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1T COSTS nse aTo 1oinssA
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NF11TTT E.SM - ~ sF 81 IN,
h prisoner m Indiana recently escapea a HUI
Jail bypaHing ON has wite Clothes. and covering
his face with handkerchief weeping V'osensS Us
he pa$ea out. oT
, he Chisesejhoat the Office of school teach
erto l. "a IN, ,the, ,Rarld the people
there are educated, and the instruction Of youth is
universal '''5 " ''s'''sssie ;H'h3 ?a' Il
1.-THE Georpia papers publish shocking dis
closbhresof Siintfisne Of ex.G x.Govsruot Joe Brown
With aaother faans ysfe which show, that the ex-
GoyeSnor, ,otbough q ,yery respectable Radical, is
not 50 much of Joseph after all -, ,,r;.,.t,,,,C
.,..t;on s' aoa" .>s.s Of ii tba candidates
..uaJs mon :, ,tradssman' and soGcitd his vote
az would rather vote: :for the devil than you' was
the reply. But ii case your friend should mot
coSns forward, g. said tie candidate, "night not
count a yotr assistancef' gia'nias:l 9, ,'>2o US
'aarfss bss baen received in Washing
.c.,n bas baeiS Sommenced with
ton snao H. TIn;.oS States. Eneland and Rus
yiem W Io ao,;s;o. In, prob]em of
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feIOw-oitissns,| liberal, list and sauiabIe COM
pss%ss pssp .Ias s'51ss %s,. sa ess s tns
more debit and bury Radieaiism ins York Dist&t
II IN infamy 50 aeep and 80 profound that nothing
sH0fft6 u fesaffecs SiIl 6evef freachifts
you, fellow -oitisenss the unsolicited
honor Of presiding over your deliberations to-day,
|IailD DraHmetmy seat .11qEQtWJie, L!
On motion, committee of FIVE, consisting OF
Col R. G. McCaw, COL Cad Jones, J. C. Cham
pen ESQ.,, Rev. J, s Bailey ahd Bsv: 4 A.
Ross, was appointed to report business for the
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which he aid Some of the more sober Ind re
spectfd d9fS negro members politely BOWED b
the Speaker, Ind waved their hats to the y it
membefs asthey retired.
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az
. fsv vhi( I'D eoj pd dpsn, who, by their incen-
dizzy haffhxiss ard inGaming the minds OF the
usgfo pojiioa for!}aeE purposes and,
A,Wb0e These fits have, from time to time,
ben repeclkd 10 the&utAor Of this proclamation;
tlslsG16 TO avoid ossible misunderstanding
d tha kata Il thian which has. given las t. thv
p'I&s.'a'laSs, b e, as,..T alII&R t,M aLayH fta#ssI i
Duaooate GEn6 of SoaIoG GasalisA /. That We
suthuisstivsf5t dry thne ths allegations sst fosth
marty of tbs State, and akkather dedss hsNn
Tie future, @ heEetofGs, tbs party proposes e b
fpzyT5f pSaC5; q Nv zRd 6fds9 S6d 656hdsstH
IIssfINs rs 81 p5s jRI es|,Ilsaii @ iiS e. E
interests Of the State and the codhtry demand. o.
q Resolved That We euphatically deny thatim-
proved KsaponS tammahi hitiou lhse teeH aurep-
aaaiossy introduced, BY white persons, into the
s;e;s si e. e fsS ais is.,csapssa ssspsSas
1T i!sisss sss sssssI :s!sssssE & ssss'a FH's'f
3. ResoIuad, That althuugh the armed organiza-
tons ofahs AesdnMA Arhc& Mia Ia manesections
Of this State, might well Justify the arming Of the
conservative peopA E tha SaAea yet We would ear
nestIy uree our Abxl xlsi6zehs ID continue to bear
ssf fSahaasgiD9edst ttAatst tlep peace6 societB in
4hisS Stafe snikshe p6iserveA sea--baSrIlsb stsg
ased bed JAMR6 g. iGIRRES, ,se~etagHe
lsgs. !, s Bad e ssEE !5a g g .5 1o!'sa
a..t. ANOTHER. 0EMOCnATIC CLUE. ad2
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Upon consultation, the committee submitted the
following report, which, on motion, was adopted:
GResossed, That aCommittee, consistingof eleven
persons from each Regiment of thisD District, be ap
pointed By thu Chairman of this meeting, TO pre-
pare o report and resolutions on the subieet Of .
compromise Of the debts contracted before and du-
ring the hte struggle, and that said COMMITTEES do
submit q report on the first Mcndayiu October
next !2vGh I! Sm
3o| Resolved That said COMMITTEES be requested to
msetin Yorkville, thisdsy two weeks, for the pnr-
pose of consultation and for preparing report for
the meeting in October next and in the meantime,
50 far as possible, ascertain the public sentiment
ls Il sScorat,oe With the Ant ii; aiil.
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4aaI- IL
CHESTER lqoNTRlg1dRIA
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eHEsTEk.1s. cSsaFFfEIsaRaaIi aIisss:
-DMnHF@WfaR aRIdimIfn9v1IvEEf
IUiM B. RRHatisyl Msk ]. Wilkes and John
s. Wilson have BEEN appointed Dslegases to the
nominating Convention, On the 18th, in Columbia
.OY NM mms
The eonsingous saim Of the lat tn Eesks hsys
injured the cotton, bat the Ve3ther kayinR became
mBrs favorable b tho5uss aitlkA sF1 e
inrsd tbs s-it bad cd aoi9v aguorsl, Ioob
y!g5rl.I- lsrS iis..4.Mll IL Ii h hs -5s9ol ssw cd II
s.irs,,.lA Az QgiBi. Bi.pf,s,,u moia a;e.is,
:. The freedmen, have bean Ssrrg qnist M hesx-
element Of last Mondy. nigh. 1hy sMgs hsd
the good sense 70 abstain from their paisE aapp nm
straticns, and coaasaasnslyI have zt apt Jan Hntsk
ferred with in any way:tge4 rod nj saw zrnsae Bio
sr'0i elqeoq aaarsssd6as97's, ers .rsissos
Geot pither, Esq + ofthe Cksssa SsdadaSa Ess
g9ne "a Ns@ srsey,S Ind si6sds 70
find home thsrs. Dr:GfH.@ Lsai1alb Ind hMil
are going to the same places III ~ bsissso esaa
. :TobH5 ar,,so,s roSS nFTnM ,1s,sx ItiSlH 4SssS
"a,
cf Tbs.t i. Is;ss,sei ,c ,;s s;atsf o1TsH Is1svad
i" Rsl.oss X sh.J: s;.E9SA
,nir1sr [ IF MA n DWsTsa -ia;sd;S ahs. IN 81
this nlseg o6 ,Monaays iseaos SS1suia66S;;SSS aHe
hsd been falling Fl sloGg 6Gis ana reserved 4he
test medical stteut;;od3 3'i'w r9ssDgu iaansfsi "a
'5i a2dW 11l5iI 1890 >. zs4s1sa Hrged ode
~ r .lLI!a5ts sAsSEouR 1sbirnai belt1s.e
n The Oeuhd Derhoeads Club 6 Chsates spis-
% the sranS ~ % aasSs,;ps % On a. sI ESM ~ IT.
largest "spread, ever tnoxn In st.is part (oftbe
void! Five tbousand, pouuds Of mest. e6ys tiIuul
sand nounas oebreed ustn;saa tnonltrs.; r;as ,es-
oster.s Nil be neoy;dad toSsed, ,tasa hmarys M,
Gov. Yapee, ,ofl North Garoli,a. GepsssL ;KerI
ssa, [ Ksnnedv and Bntle,' ~ IN. d ;En,sonI Esn}
Mn; i tP Mom.s ana [ o.hsrs ny h.ss s,;ssss = - -
~ 49, - ..s.I - ~ a.. Ms"s.."ss ~. -
nao.sd an tba - Ms.ss.s s.ss;.s;. III
- ~ .,r1t.a,.ae-ess - 80
*. R,,., q9lssR !! z g, s:.
alarmed 1t the large ,seosss;saI s n asrsss sesSs
Democratic ranks, aad make,a seod, dbl sf fd
over our altered dipositsps to those sha bin ~.
They alege that The negro h.s msn, aud brother
TO us when be ,s . Democrat and ,lpthiae bgts
4 dfdamnsd nisgef2rksaTh The i'm RsdFst,sasd ed,
- When We turn out in crowds taIsten 70 tbe, ,sbl
surd dehortatious II colorsd Dsmocsas;o % s mssess 80
.... u. .I -! sseso1gei
mstae ssses s y fsarseIyss S. - ~
er or not this SOFT Of thing 3 mi MI pss m | - 80
We think, @ upon The Tie whole, that lie; s;olcrndpsss
s % PET si hsle " Gauss ~ asshs s1as ss%ss
GENERALLY n1i 1 ssss % hsn = sssisa. = tss s ss
as in the, pay Of The white people, apa, ,Es xss
much incenssd against them These. yemasts M ars
true, at least, IN. tins iocaItyIbR some. AZ ths
prominept Sn ;nauentsl RadcaE ooud Be- eopxs M r,ed
ana MI t6a ,f1 peeroes had h;th n f6a Sncrtr A
conyo,s;on Soma good ,,;obt bs soaorn ~,
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d man made the following appointments :h'l" S""H
'' wEsrkRT ana ts7 REeAESr ala EASTERN REd1MEN
Dr.a:llJ. R. Bfatton, T Col Cad Jones, :r a.
John O. Crawford in ~'Gt Col 4. B. Spfings,;:'!'
w. A. Moore, ESQ, L::: W.t Roddy,;l rod
COL w! H. McC6rkle, II Col. John N, White,
Rev. R. A. Ross, ,,,af A, E; Hutchinson, %
j., n. MeElwee, ST.. :. l. 81. Massey, .,;y.
DIR +. Allison, I,f ' j.. s. Bratton -'
VIM Gates, + } ''a''Dy1 John r. Patton ''l'''
J. G. Chambers, j. H!GAdans, a,aT'
VIM 9McG1lyoar5T I'D Peter cCalhuna,
James Brian: q. ssv / Samuel Anderson. ;,r
ae0n motion Of Col. R, G. McCaw, .itwas Il
d, ,Resolced, That the Chairman of, each Commit.
tee inform the members Of their appointment, oit and
request prompt action. " '.' =.
Il. On motion of Rev. R, A. Boss, the proceedings
were. ordered to BE- published in the YonK7yHELs =
ENQUIRER LID 1rov 10 5li;t ,LGf.r ,i s.isls t,v
s,;stso -,l N, ,McELWEE, ST., Chairmaa.
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NEW ErWylpyERfIsEMRESIrIs,

,.7 7,i j. M, McELWEE, ST., Chairman. l.
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cHEsrEk.s. CauaEPEElBsRhIiss q

DELEH4t8 10 1HK K1011hz1NH V9AVkh1du1.
DIM b. BHtlsyl Ms ]. Wilkes, and John
8. Wilson have BEEN appointed Delegates to the
nominating Convention, On the 18th, IN Columbia
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For the Journal,
For the Journal.
Meeting of the Executive Committee OF the
New Hanover Agricultural Society.

For the journal
Meeting of the Executive Committee OF ths
New Hanover Agricultural Society.
The Committee met at the residence oil
d. Mcmillan, Esq, September II, 1868.
In response to recent notice from the
Committee in regard to emigrant laborers.
D. Mcmillan, Esq, presented On applica-
ton from the Farmers Club on Topsail
Sound for one hundred emigrant laborers,
with probability of increasing the num-
Der to two hundred. It was resolved, that
the Corresponding Secretary enter imme-
diately upon negotiations for procuring
said laborers. with an understanding with
the emigrant agents, that the number
will, in all probability very soon be large
ly increased.
o.. motion of Maj. Hines, the Commit
tee appointed to confer with the Chamber
of Commerce of Wilmington, in reference
to Fair Grounds, &c, having in view the
holding of an Agricultural Fair this Fall,
were called on to report. d. Mcmillan,
Esq, of said Committee reported
that the Committee had held con-
ference with the Chamber of Commerce,
was gratifed at the interest manifest
ed towards the Society by this body,
and greatly encouraged by its lib
erul offers of help That the first thing
necessary to be done by the Society
is to become an incorporated body. This
must be done to place the Society in po-
sition to act in the matter. With proper
act of incorporation, the committee feel nc
hesitation i'll saying that suitable grounds
and accommodations can be provided
The same committee were continued, and
instructed to procure, at as early day as
possible, a suitable act of incorporation fol
the New Hanover Agricultural Society, and
to continue their negotiations for grounds,
buildings, &c.
Under present circumstances Il motion
prevailed that it is best to postpone an
agricultural Fair for the present season.
a communication was read by the Pre-
sldent from committee appointed at a
meeting of farmers in Warren County, pro
posing to form an emigration society.
The President was instructed to invite
the gentlemen on said committee, and other
delegates from Warren, to attend the Con-
vention to be held in Wilmington on the
ID Of October next, as the subject of emf
grafton viii no doubt be maturelv consid,
cred by said Convention.
The next meeting of the New Hanover
Agricultural Society was appointed to be
held in Wilmington some time during No
vember, the particular day to be set and
notified by the President of the Society
d. MCMILLAN, President.
A. r. BLACK, Secretary.
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COIOrcH Suffrage.

The Hon. Edward Cooper, late private
secretary to President Johnson, whose in
innate friend he still remains, is now run
ming for the office of Presidential elector
in Tennessee on the Democratic ticket
He made speech at Nashville last Thurs
day evening, in which he advised his Demo-
cratic friends that, as the colored men
form large majority of the legal voters of
Middle and West Tennessee, they ought to
appeal to them, and try to enlist them i'll
the ranks of the Democratic party. That
this is sound advice, under the circum
stances, cannot he denied by any unpreju-
diced mind Besides, it is being acted
upon by the live Democrats throughout
the South, and whatever the result of the
approaching election may be, it will leave
negro suffrage about as fully recognized
by the one party as by the other.
New York San.
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RosIN-iIhe market for tho lower grades rued
quite firm during the earlier part OF the week. and
prices improved shade On previous quotations
sales being made at 81 80 for strained; for the
past two or three days, however, there has been
some dullness occasIoned by the unfavOrable ad-
vices from abroad, together with the scarcity OF
ship room, and prices have declined, the mark ct
closing rather du;l at 81 IS for strained. For
the finer grades there has been a moderate re-
quest, but owing to the want of stock the sales
have been limited TO small lots. The stock Of all
grades is rather small for the season, and is
principally of the lower qualities the week =
sales foot up 1867 bbis follows Friday, S52
6bs at 81 81 for strained. 81 50 for strained and
No. 2, 81 9O8k2 for No. 2, and 50 5O0s2 IS for
low No. l Satin day, 1875 bbls. at 81 80 for
strained, So 5O0S4 for No l, and 81 5O9sj 80 for
Pale Monday, 1892 b3ia at 81 80 f1r So ,, 50 so,
50, So 250l$4 for No. !, and 81 7AGGtJ for Pale f.;
Tuesday, 270 bbls. at 81 50 s2 for for No. 2, and
50 IS, s301$4 10 for No Weiteeday 628 bbls.
At rs for strained 81 Sn0lil 90 for No. 2, So so
DS4 for No. l, and a = Tor P.lr-all per Dbl. Of
go lbs.
TAR.-For this article there has been a moder-
ate demand during the week. ami the market has
ruled steady at quotation liven ii our last Only
54l bbs, received and changed hands at q 90 u
bb
RARRELs.--The supply Of empty spirit barrels
is fully fair, and demand limited. We quote small
sales for the week at the following quotations.
Second hand, - 25GIS2 40 for los as they run,
aud 81 Is for selected new 81 1908 for country,
and 1908 so for n. T. AMI city made, according
to quantity and quality
BEEsWAX-ls III enquiry, aiu HulH easy edIe at
40 cents u ID
BEEF CATTLE AND -HtEF-- lIc III mOiCr.'c en-
quiry for Dutchcrin9 purpO,cs aud mark~t rather
uo5rly supplied. y 1e" small tt owes Of bceYes
have bean brought III, aud sold ON tn hGof at phi
cos ranging from to 10 cents y 10 III qila;i'y
SHEFP are scarce and wanted 1t 81 to g each.
CoKn MEAL-ls in fair supply, and sells from
the mills at 81 5O9sl So e bushel, in lots as
waited.
CoIToN.-Several small l0ts of new crop have
been brought III during the Wet X, and We quote
sales Of some 80 bales at % cents for Sood ordl-
y, 333 ceuts for lOw III ling, aud 23023l
cents for middii,g t;ie market closing rather dull
ut these igures and Iiu disposition among buy ers
to operate un.lss IT decline on above q1ota-
tions.
Iron BANDS AND TIES fer Cotton are in moder-
ate supply and sell from store at the following
figures: Arrow TIE S cents; Sweth's Buckle Tie, 8
cents; Valleys Buckle Tie, 81 cents; Boards
Buckle and Lock Tie, s. cents u b.
FGGs-Are scarce and in demand, and sell by
the quantity at 3O035 cents u dozen.
FEaTIL1zERs-Arei in light supply at present, but
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New Kind Of Indian Warfare
A band of Indians made a sudden attt

A band of Indians made sudden attack
on detachment of our soldiers in tue
mountains. The soldiers had mountain
howitzer mounted on Il mule Not having
time to take it off and get it into position.
they backed up the mule and let drive at
the Indians. The savages, not understand
ing that kind of warfare, fed like deers.-
Afterward one of them was captured, and
when asked why they run so, replied Me
big Injun not afraid of little guns or big
guns, but when a white man load up and
fire a whole jackass at IDiun, me don't
know what to do.
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That's So.

Ii negro thief happens to be caught in
a Southern hen-roost, and is punished, Or
threatened, or even required to evacuate
the premises without the desired chickens
on his shoulder. all the white and black
radicals cry aloud, "Insurrection and revo-
luton are threatened Forty thousand
Ku-Kluxes are upon us Universal massa-
ere is imminent Call out the militia and
the whole regular army OF the country i
Sound all the trumpets and beat all the
drums in the land, and make all other
possible noises. IN. Y. World.
Let us have peace.
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SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Was in moderate enquiry
during the earlier part of the week just ended.
and up to the close of Mondays business prices
were unchanged, the sales being at Al cents for
country, and ~ cents for New York and permea-
ted casks. Since Tuesday, however, the demand
for foreign shipment has become somewhat check
ed and the unfavorabie advices from co lstwise
markets has caused some dizziness he G, and
prices have declincd 1908 cents, according to quail
ity of packages. No sales reported this morning,
and buyers unwilling to operate to any extent,
and are offering 80 cents while factors are hold
Jog higher with light stock and small receipts
The weeks sales are 954 bbls, as follows:
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New York Market,
NEW YORK, Sept. 24-Noon

New YORK, Sept. 24-Noon.
Gold 1922. Five-twentes, Of 80. ia North
Carolina Skies 754 new, II. Virginia Skies, e1-
coupons, 538 Sizes 81. Tennessee Skies, ex-cou-
pons. G94 new co. Money easy. Sterling Ex-
change 1889.
Flour 5@l0 cents lower. Wheat heavy, and 10
cents lower. Corn dull, and slightly favors
buyers. Mess Pork dull at s288s28 20 Lard
dull. Cotton lower at 25l cents Spirits Turpen-
tine quiet at As to 454 cents. Rosin quiet.
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DIED.

At KenansvilIe, Dupln county, on the 18th
inst, Mrs. SARAH Fl. HOUSTON, wife of the
late Captain VIM. J. Houston, and daughter OF
Oliver S. and Sarah FL. Kelly, of Wilmington
At Lockwoods Folly, on Saturday, the 10Th
instant, ELLEN JANE PRIDGEON, wife Of
Wilson Pridgeon
In this city, at o'clock on the afternoon Of the
22d instant of consumption, WILLIAM HAIR
LAM, native Of Prussia, aged II years.
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r E Y [ E w
OF THE
WILMINGTON MARK EFT S
FOR THE
WEEK ENDING THURSDAY.
September "a 1868.

TURPENTINE.-The market for this article has
ruled without change in price since the close of
our last review. There has beea steady demand
for both shipping and distiling purposes, and all
brought in has found ready sale at 81 70 for soft,
q $50 lbs, and half-price for hard The quantity
coming to market is very light, and for the week
just ended comprise 1,345 bbls, which sold as fol-
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Grent Democratic Meetinc,

There We're twenty thousand persons
present at the Democratic mass meeting at
Wheeling, on Thursday. Ohio and Penn
sylvania were largely represented. L.
Speeches were made by Thurman, Clymer,
Carey, Long and others. - r.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1868-09-25

An 1llinoissn was neatly sawed asundel
the other day.
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Wilmington Wholesale Prices Current

SIT should be UNDERSTOOD thai our quota
ions generally represent the wholesale price.
In filling small oricrs, higher rates have to be
naid.
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A strike among the bootblacks of New
York hotels is mentioned.
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Meeting at shoe Heel.

There will be an old fashioned Demo
cratic Barbecue, Mass Meeting, Democratic
Club Meeting, Democratic Speaking, Demo
cratic music ION one of the finest Demo.
c1atic Brass Bands in the State and an
old fashioned political jubilee generally, of
Shoe Heel, Robson county, on Thursday.
the 9Th day of October, 1868.
All good Democrats and everybody in
terested in the salvation of the County. the
Country and the Constitution, are respect,
fully invited to join us.
DEMOCRATIC CLUB.
sept % 3O5-d1tw2t
Fayetteville Eagle please copy.
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We return our thanks to a number of sub-
scribers to the Journal, who have promptly
responded to the bills which we have lately
forwarded them for subscription that had
expired. There are others who have not
yet made remittances, owing to the short
ness of the time, we presume. We trust
those who have not yet done so will comply
with our request as early as possible.
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Rates OF Freight.

Dor steamer Per Sailing
Vi '''"0i' Vessel.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-09-11

PURCHASE ONLY THE BEST.=1n m ajoEtty
of advertised bItters important ingredients,
the necessity of which are plainly indicated,
are omitted, because of their high prices; In
Others, the proportions and combinations of
the ingredients are in defiance OF all settled
principles OF pharmaceutical chemistry;
poor whisky slightly FILTERED with aloes and
colored in such manner as to deceive the
unwary, and areso nauseating as to be I'M
worthy of criticism, and to the patient the
remedy. is worse than the disease, while
years OF experience and trial have proven
DIR. R0bdck'S Stomach, BitteTs TO be Just as re.
commended, one the best remedies extRnt
where SfOlldchte tonic and SttTllLtdnt are re-
QuIred. They never fail TO strengthen the
weak, impart vigor to the strong, and are, In
every particular just what stomach bttters
ought 10 be. II Yon have symptoms OF DyS-
pepSiR. take them freely to aid digestion. II
you reside in bilious districts, they should be
tRkenias a sure prevention of Bilious Fever
and Fever and Ague, Liver Complaint, Jaun.
dice. and in all that class Of diseases where
there Is a general depression OF the nervous
system. loss of muscular energy. weakness.
lRssltude, want of appetite, falntness, chilly
sensations and aching OF the bones, &C.
And. as q remedy for female weakness,
LsuehoTTc1d, or Whites, -RobdekS RineFS have
no equal. They are prepared with special
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| most Skeptieal of the real merits OF this
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-09-11

MAN KILLED.-Michael Carney, for
many years an employee on the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad, was killed
yesterday morning about half-past
twelve o'clock. at Warrington. Mr..
Carney was employed in the capacity
OF freight Conductor, and left here on
Wednesday evening in advance of the
mail train. From some cause the train
under his charge got behind time aud
was compelled to go on the siding at
Huntington 10 permit the one follow
point being Pennington several
miles east of Warrington After
Mr.. Carney's train had run on the
siding at the place last named, It Is
supposed he sat down on the main
track to await the arrival of the train
now almost due, and fell asleep. Some
time afterwards chow long we could
not learn) 1t came along and ran
over him, cutting and mangling
him In a most horrible manner, por-
lions of his body being scattered along
the track for q considerable distance.
Death ensued Immediately. His re-
mains were brought 10 the city on the
fast train reaching there about one
o'clock yesterday. The deceased was
unmarried, but leaves several brothers
and sisters who reside here. BE was
held in good esteem by his fellow en-
ployes on the road, as well as by all his
acquaintances In the city, and was not
ed for his prudence and watchfnlness
inmanaging the trusts committed to his
care.