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ENcHASGE.-We nre requested to
state that AN exchange of hats was ef-
fected ut Prof. I.oomis' rehearsal last
night, which, while 1t is about fair
one AS TO quality, is not exactly the
the thing ns TO size. II the gentleman
who nsceTtRins he is minus his cha
PeGu, VIII call ut this office, he Will
confer Il favor on one who Is fearful of
taking cold from wearing head
gear about two sizes too small.
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CoUEr OF APPEALs.-The session of
yesterday was taken up by Judge
I.ee's closing argument In the case of
the Il. ~ o. Il. X. Co. Us Thomas d.
Wilson: Oar venerable friend Judge
w. a. Harrison is present each day on
The bench, although in quite feeble
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SUBSCRIPTIONS.

The Publishers have perfected system Of
mailing by which they can supply the MA
GAEIHE, WEEKLY, and BAZAAR promptly TO
those who prefer to receive their periodicals
directly nom the once OF Publication. Post
masters and Others desirous OF getting up
CIuhswI be supplied with show-Bnl ON
application. % ~
The postage on HARPER'a wEEx1.Y is %
cents year, which must be paid at the su6-
sertOer's post once.
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a storul7
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CoNvALEsCENT.-Ne who was
shot In the melee Mt seibrighGs on
Saturday night last. is convalescent.
The parties charged with the shooting
have been removed to the Marshall
county lRil.
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HARPER,s g5,la
New Monthly Magazine.

y |NFIsEIIII9 4E1stIal q Uls EIt11. I77-'-I7lT
Nelg Y0k O6aeper.
. We must refer in terms of eulotsy to the
high tone and varied excellence OF ARPER's
~ MAGAZINES Journal with q monthly circJf-
lAtton of about 10000 cOpies-ln whose pa.
geS are to he found some Of the choicest lIPbt
and general reading OF the day. We Speak
81 thH work as an evidence Of
the culture OF the American Peo.
pie; and the popularity &c has a6duIreIiiis
meFited. Each Number contains fully IA
pNgeS OF reading matter, appropriately Illus
IN itself the Rey monthly Rdd the fIiore
philosophical quarterly, blended with tie
best features OF the daily journal. N ilaS
great power In the dissemination OF a love OF
pure Observation-Disclosures GlEiCte 70 AnieFi2
can LiteTdtiife, London p iff7i9 p y 2
We can aecOnnt for Its success onlylby the
ulaf t2ste, furnishing variety Of pleasinR
and instTuctive reading for all.-2iOn5
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TIrk NRw Cnrncn -NI,,s1r lIsoe,- ~.

THE NEW CHURCH MrsIc Book, the
Temple cAoir, bradbury, Mason and
Stewards last great production is COM
ing Into very general use, several hum
bred copies having been sold bv Mr.
Sheib. Send your orders for copies,
Every purchaser OF one dozen church
Music Books OF any kind will receive
TWO pieces OF new music by sending a
Music dealer. talll = -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-02-01

ELECTION OF OFFICERS Alta meeting
OF the Enterprise Lodge, 1. o. g. T.,
held last evening, the following persons
were elected to the positions designated
for the ensuing year: NJ. +. Stone, w.
q. II; Sarah Riheldnner, w. V. T.; II.
n. Shriver, w. II. S.; Jos. a. Stewart,
w. h. s.; Sarah Meeks, ". r.; VIM. q.
Young, W. NJ; Kate Riheldafier, w. /.
G.i John Lannders, w. o. q.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS.


The Publishers have perfected system Of
mailing by which they can supply the Ma.
uAaISE, WEEKLY. and BAzAR IsTosantl, 10
70 those Who prefer 70 receive their PERIODS
Gals directly nom the once OF Publication.
The postage ON HARPERS MAGAZINE e -
cants q year, which must be paid At the s,.5-
ATibeT'S post ofiIca. = d
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Try the Florence Sewing Machine.
Browne Higgins, agents.

EvERYRonr. and his wife, should
know that the most complete assort-
ment OF Toilet articles, Perfumery,
Combs, Hair Brushes, Cosmetics. Pc,
mades, and Toilet Waters, 10 DO fonn[l
in Wheeling, Is at E. Bookings, No, /
Odd Fellow Hall. Call before making
your purchases elsewhere.
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!. You go to church aud ooughl Coughs
ing in the Office. on the street, Ia the
Parior, In thenurseryI Coughing eve
ne relieved by uAing Dr. Gb1pBtdsl's
AodrkoerRd B1ESdll. The children like
III Price IS cents, Sold by T. H. Los
gan 4 CO. and Logan, List 6 Co.
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THR ELEcrIoN.-Those OF our read,
ers who had any doubt as TO the result
Of Monday 3 contest must now see that
they were In error. To discern this or
any other fact clearly, however, it will
be necessary to procure a pair OF those
superior spectaoles sold at Oxtoby &
Dndield's Iewelry Store, los Main
street. Full stock OF specsaeles, eve
glasses, watches, cloclxs, tins iswsiTy,
and fancy goods always in store. Cali
and SEE
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ELI HEAroN, ESQ. shertr of Richie
county, died suddenly, on Saturday
evening last, at his residence, Richie
Court House. Mr.. Heaton was highly
esteemed by his fellow citizens, having
been elected three tunes to the Office OF
Sheriff in Richie county, -
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THE savage may doom his squaw to
grind corn and weave by hand, but
what man win admit that his wife docs
the family sewing by hand. in the land
Of the Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Ma
chtnC2 90 Main street. - Z
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For addltlopnl Local wee second Page

POLICE coURr.-As we have 70 FREE
quently announced, recently, there was
nothing TO do in this institution yester-
day morning, Is this tho calm before
storm7
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RRHRARsAI.-Av very pleasant enter.
tainment was given last evening by the
Young Ladies' connected with Prof.
LoomIs' Seminary. Everything pass
ed offveEy PLEASANTLY. s .n.-LL b -.
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THE palm OF superiority is awarded
TO Mrs. S. A. Allen for her Improved
(neaV Stytel Hair RestoreE or Dressing.
tiR oRe bOttte,) and grateful public
appreciates the very low price, One
Dollar. Every Druggist sells It. cod
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PERSONS wanting hrst.class work
Will please leave their orders soon, be-
fore the Artists engagements at Par
trIdge's expire.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-02-01

WE arc requested to say that parties
who have been selling tickets to the
Good Templars' Supper tonight, will
meet at o'clock this afternoon, at the
Han.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-02-01

PHOTOGRAPH at Partridge's, on
Paintings on Canvas; Paintings it Pas
tel; Photographs in Water Colors and
India Ink.
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TIM LATEST NoT1oN-Pat tent Sewing
Machine Castors. Price, 81 90. Call
and see them al VIM. summer & Co.'s,
90 Main street.
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musH AND MILK, at Good Templars'
Hall tonight. % "
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PUBLIC INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS at
Good Templars' Hall Tonight.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-02-01

OYSTER SUPPER at Good Templars'
Hall tonight.
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Democratic as we profess to be, who SHAH
deny that things We appreciate receive an
added dignity IL distinguished by princely
honoES9 ssa lft.Efl1 =s4l
Having been awarded at the Paris Exhibi-
ton one Of the HIGHEST MEDALS, the excel
lence Of the WEED SEWING MACHINE
is past all doubt, and the Tenown TINS
achieved abroad win still more increase Its
already WORLDWIDE reputation. This re-
nown Is fully Justified by Its good qualities,
as call at the Agency md an examination
of the Weed Machine viii prove.
- WHEAT, 9en1 Agent,
No. l89 Main st., near Grant HOUSE,
anE2l -..-t-...-, .-E..lI ! -
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PARTRIDGE has now in his Gallery
the best talent of the age.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-02-01

ALL are invited to examine the pic
lures just finished at Partridge's Galle-
-ry. r
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-02-01

Conn ONE, CONS ALI, to Good Tenn.
plara' Hall, tonight. .dltS II
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-02-01

a DOUBLE ARREsr.-A lady belong
ing TO one oftbe first families of New
York, while going from one of the Prin-
cipal theatres, leaning on the arm Of
her husband, was suddenly, ARRESTED
by an attack of cramp. She was Of
q dyspeptlc tendency, End had suffered
for long while from debility, heart
burn, etc, ETC., and now her feeble sys-
tenn succumbed. But the cramp in turn
was suddenly ARRRsTED-by bottle
Of HUBBEL's GoLDEN BTTTERs, and by
its constant use thereafter the lady sue
ceeded in ultimately relieving herself
of dyspepsia and all its host of kindred
disorders. Use HUBBEL's GOLDEN BIT
TIERS.
McCabe, Graft & Co., Wheeling, sole
agents for w. Va. cod.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-02-01

TIE public are invited to the Good
Templars' Hall Tonight.
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GREENWOOD CeneterV.


SLLuATED ON THE NATEoNAT, ROAD.
S1i1llss east Of the city, Is now ready fGf
n lssIe, ana Improvement of lois
a., ~ IL, % acres Of land and s laid out
~ ~ - N1oSS modern ana fInpFoVeSi style,--
~, W ~ SSaIIsuy feaehed at all seasons OF the
~ y ~! me National Road, and for three
~ fS i5LS q Lhe year by the Hempfield Rail
~ 4iti = secure, and Intended to
S ~ by every variety oftreeS, shrub
SSSsSIS1s Pubnc Vants chapel, artidelRl lake,
ltolnlLalnss etc., To make e equal 10 the besf
Futal cemeteries in the county.
l., ample provision ts also made for It's en-
HsLt kementI ofler and caro- in peFpetuity,
EsISons dea1rous OF purchasing lots, can
S514ln1ne Tue grounds with the EnOeFfilten.
dent, who has plat, or seCriFf, thfI1 nv SAL
lae y me once Of the Secretary ON Main
street over the Bank OF Whealitir
z tEersunS Wishing to make infeF9na1ty, y-iu
eau on the Secretary to obtain peTnoIis fl,syt
1iekets Of admission to I.otholde5. and
Nl ~ y VIII be issued by the BecnetaTSs
6S55Sslsaenti 3, z. Bonham, SecTstaI5. n Z.
RSII IT, John g. Muth, Geo, Men1Iel. los
JoEcan, Z, A. HIldreth, 111Sii q. ''
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YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by a CERTAIN
PLacuSe. INDUCED in when alone, q habIt ms
school, the enects Of which are nightIy feit
even ,When asleep, and, II not cured, render
marriage impossible, and deStrOY6 both mind
and body, should apply immedfa taIy. =
what pity that q young man HE houao
nlS country the pride of his parentS Rh0ui1
'Oe Enatcned from all prospects and enjoy.
men@ OF LIE by theeOnsequeflcc OF deTi.
4t1ng nom the path OF naIurt, and mum
In7SIt IsSoEo secret habit. sucn persons
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ORGANIC WEAKNFSs
DIR. JOHNSON,

London, Graduate OF one OF tllt T0Ef eI5fneI1t
colleges In the United States, aud the create
fGaEt OF whose life has been spent In me hos
f1tAH OF London, Paris, PhiIadelphfa and
elsewhere has effected some OF the most as
tonlsnlng cures thatWere ever known many
00uDleu Win ringing In the head and e9fs
When aaleep, great nervousness being al9rne5
at sudden sounds, bashfulne8s, with treoueJIf
DluShlng, attended some times with Cer5nIas
meht OF mind. were cured immeeliatelY.
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PETR0LE0T CALeIUMqGaSl

{ ESs " TIE MOST VALUABLE INT.
" pfoVements of the age Il the pToeFe-, 10
tIsa SlS ~ the -CalciRIn
,,sSsa q Ut. ]. II. Connolly, from An nj.
tTe SSd x1eIi pFGaSss g PstFOlegn on,
sssS q, osad cog, 50 simple that two
S10Sl y nd ieet OF Gas may be made nv
teillgenee In thIee nous, Z IL ma ~ N,
iLnnfTouBhly tested upon such a seaia a. ~
coInIIS rea SSSe IN Mheeling, and At The
me s4Ine city as t01lS the cEffSifSf . ~ ~ ~
IOLaiing entirely satisfactory results in tI1s
-, tOCnGIon Of small and large quanfities' - ~
~, and can he with great economy ar1its5
70 SIIpGtis &eadelees, Se7nfE0TteE H1tslS -
M ~ 10 ~, S5stSs: superior 70 any CISs
pllcity, practie ability ana Rref s4
l5t 1, but for It's supe1or bFitiiaIir$
f ~ I1enee upon the sight and frae.ios1Tff
A42 ON the snlphuFous oduFs Common III ca
Iii hil IS taets the oiGess OF the cornpa11
desiring TO adopt or inteFeSf ti1eTS1 ~ n
~ VIII eel rights To mau1facfure
~ ~ eotl1 Di5fSICts or III
alEect sttenton to the, following - =
TESTINIONIALa:
WHEELING, W. Va, Aug. 9. 1851.
de1t n ne ReTOleO- Calaarp, On, CY,.
11ye Thoroughly ana earefuuv
~ AZ se9a ne construction and V10rEfn1S
~ Lne apparatus for manufRcfurino' "a ~
N q IN Ssl4n patentS, and the
S,sss uPon the McEufe Hone Il, tS,;s
SSstSs eLn country residence or j. II
I,IIY..,, hslI MS city. For simplicity dI1Tas
Dlltyl economy and GfetV II 1SsiSl1 =
IsLl1E q any other method az mn n =
Is that We me aequGffifE ys-IfI1 X ~ -
esizaee5Ia!ly recommend It's ADOPTION ~ ~
Very kekpectf1ny,
Esz es-s- Al eKEESKY. !. a.
foB0r Of WhssYfnO
80 WV. Alif.I.I.R 4. ~
G1iaosa EOltlotlSlf and EaloiIIe TPI,si:ss
~. W1Ls HAER.
4tlelloero md Gu EfbgeE
.E.GOouWflGJET o.
FToprfet0FS lGeLsfe EE,,lse'
SWEElEEY a CO.
AaehtlfSEg and Iil1fjle BIttiI.r,
1t MA. TURNER, =
Setselef and Watch hftIIis.
VIZ. u. TREY
sa q 5e9leI1t q. r zfefef .fSe,1af
--<As - - LOUIS EiAHs3 ~ =
EFoPEfefor AeLaiEe HoIfSs E5.,t,,,... =
And refer by special permission 4,
E,tt-Ra =. - jam. CIIRfsFg Eoaa
On {oEDlegl IFeIt5la1er 90 - -
- = e = 6 H aOIpi1TT ~. - ~.
Addres. e's'S = ,'giI'e1y, EiitES6aEuh, IA. =.
- TETRoIE6cA1c1ua eI26o
Aaz.-eoE!y W6eelins3. w. A
.,fiHOMHIR. f.ls s.asz "
Ok E4IstiE.I.s I1TfIs EIsIll.,. INST rrs.
LIST MORP In0lT = - y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-02-01

Internationally the best snstainesr
work OF the kind In tEe VROrId.,,l
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reflect that a sound mind and BODY ara the
most necessary requisites to PROMOTE connIIs
Dial happiness, Indeed, without thPaa t6a
Journey through lie beComesa weary pileTi.
n1iAee' me prospect hourly darksns 70 Ihe
R ssir and and n1ed with the melancholy reflex.
tion that the happiness OF onother f,ecoTne-
oli0hted with oi1F 0uVI1 DSSoAleS
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DissoIution.

TUE PARTNERSHIP HERRroFoRE
\ existing between John ROemer Hem
Roemer, and Herman FpeFner IIT,,i ~ ~
styte 0fJonn ROemer 4 Co. q this ilav dizSoI9
Sea p5 Inhalation. The bushes ofthe IA
MN VIII be settled mp BIZ John RoeuneE
9L9ee hnNtng claims lEainst the "a a.,
WI Please present them fdF payment aSs5
to0se moving themselves indehtRd "a IISfi
ana Settle Their accounts. and ohlIRe. = =
JOHN ROElfEH a IN
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Ths above businez J-iiI b. ,.,,ri,,,..,, =.
" lt5 branches By John RoenneF. n ~ "A e
I1&%@ll1o, Nos. g and % Main GtFett. ClsntTS
1i9lSeilng. Thankful for past Avon aTSI
S9ASiS - eonEanuAnee Of Ihe 6amo -
ian hisse5IRsstf1rly, JoHHRoE1EER
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TAKE PARTICULARS NOTICE

Dr. j. addresses all those who have iniursd
themselves BY improper indulgence and soii.
Jay napIS, which ruin both body and mind
ctety or marriage, " -
These are some of the sad and melaneholv
SHecS produced by early habits oryouth. VII.
" eakneS Of the Back and IimhS Pans in
Lne Head DlmneSs Of Sight, Loss Of MuscTI-
lar rover, Polarization OF the Heart Dys,
the Digestive Functions t3enerai I1eTjIjtNyA
SYmDGnmR @SAAAeys
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hENTALLH.-The fearful effects ON fh-
mind are much to be dreaded. IoEs nS.SISII1I1I--
99EyI Gonf4sion of Ideas, D epression Of Spiriis.
EIHu EOreDodingBs Aversion 10 SocietV E5eIi
some OF the evils produced. ~ &-1'' @A~
Emo ousands = persons or all ages can now
health losing their Vigor, becorninSs C1eaSS
PaIe, nervous and emac1Ated, having a sinpns
69 jSP Peat9nce about the eyes, Cough, md
symptoms OF ConSum ptioIl
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MARRIAGE.

Married Persons, or Young Men co4ltarn,,,
ting marriage, being aware OF PhySicioi
Wea6nEeSS, Organic Debility, De1mmi;ies'.
Hewho places himselfunder the careoS
]. may reitBtouS1y cOnfds in his honor rs a
ElLul as physician. FH Hla
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YOUNG MEN

Especially, who have become the victims M
Solitary Vice, that dreadful and IlestrIIctiSss
habit which annually sweeps To an untimsJS
grave thousands of Young Men OF the mo-,
excellent talents and brilliant INTELLECT ysbS
might otherwise have entFanced lfsffni1uo
Senators with the thunders Of elOQuence, rs
walked TO estacy the living Tyre, may cal
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TIE ONLY PLACE WHERE A CTypp
GAN BE OBTAINED.


DR. JOHNSON has discovered the uo.,
II J Certain, speedy, and only Enecfnsi
remedy in the World for Weakness OF IA
Rack OF Limbs, Striotures Affection OF tbss
Kidneys and Bladder, Involuntary DischsTeS
Ees, Impotency, General Debility, Nervous.
ness DYSPEPSIA, LanguOr. Low Spirits, Con.
fusion of Ideas, PalpItation of the Hear
TimidIty, Trembling, Dimuess OF Sighf. ~
3iddiness Disease of the Head, Throsf
Nose, or skin Affections of the Liver, Luns11
Stomach, or BowelS-those Terrible DR6Ss
ders arising from Solitary Habits OF Youth.
secret and solitary practices more fatal IN
their victims than the song OF SyTens TO ths
Mariners Of Ulysses, bHRhtinR their niGSf
brilliant hopes or SnticipRtions, randeTinS
marriage. &c, impossible,
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BALTIMORE & OHIO B. r. Comply

oE1m BAIT. q ONO RAILROAD Co, a I
II WHEELING. May 4, 1851
SUMNER SCHEDULE. -, =
DAESENGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
i the following schedule on and Rffar MAY
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"a complete PIctorIai History of
the TimeS.'

"The best, cheapest, ana most sue.
ceSsruI Family Paper In the
UnIOn.o
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once, NO. . South I.rederteIx s4rsa,.
Left hand side GONG nom Baltimore street n
IeW dooH nom the corner Had SISt To ~
serve name and number. % W "
no 2 letter. received unless post paid and
Persons writing should sfafe So SIII lI;y5
Is15S OF advertisement describing syInp.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-05-06

a CuRlor8 ChsE.-A most curiaus
occurrence happened in the pruasian
province OF Poscn. Some DAYS AGO n
poor woman fell sick, and as She felt she
was near her end, she sent for The priest.
She subsequently confessed to him iIa,
ahont thirty years ago, having been do
hvcrcd of boy, shc substituted her
own child for the chld Of Countess,
III whose employ she was. Neither The
nHrsc nor The Countess became aware
OF the exchange, and thus it remained
until to-day. llcr own boy was cduca-
tea rs ConnI, and has married the
daughter OF very proud noblcmnn
while tac real Count, having crown up
III poverty, Went ont to service, married
an! Is now living not Ear from his prince
y estate OF Komornilt, with his own
children. The woman said she conld
not d'o without conossing this sin. The
priest applied at once TO the authorities
and an Investigation, has been commcn,
ccd.
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j. p. WiLLrAmsoH.
april l.7th, 1868.

uNporULARITY or GRANT.--C'or.
ncctlcnt doubles her Democratic maori.
~; Michigan gives 10000 minority
against the Radical "corncr.slonc'' Of
negro suffrage Chicago goes Demo
cratic Iy l,00o-,>a gain Of 5000; in
Cincinnati shcra has been a gain Of
1000 over last Fall in Columbus the
democratic ticket was elected by 1850
I'll gain OF 600; in St. Louis tho Dem
"crats elect their whole ticket and revo.
h't'on'se ther city; in Albany the
Democrats roll up 5000 majority a
gain of 1000; in Lockport they gain
l,0Oo'; in all the Weston cities ,lc same
large. Salns arc apparent; in the munici.
pal electors in New jersey the Demo-
cratic majoritles aro doubled. The
bali that was started in New TIamp.
shire for Gen. Grant, ro!lod back on IN,
starters, and caused significant whit.
Ting down Of their majority, which has
becn followed mp by The elections else.
where, AID Grant is shown 10 be dead
load on the shoulders Of the Radicals.
Unrtjor9 Times.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-05-06

DEATH or CAPTAIN HARTsrENE
LATE OF THE UNITED STATES NAVY.
Captain Henry J llartstcnc, formerly
Of tho Un:ted States navy, died in Paris
or The 30th Of March Of paralysis. This
oIIiccr, it will be remembered. made the
celebrated voyage to the Arctic Ocean
IN search Of DR.. Kane ami Sir John
Franklin, and was successful in finding
DR., kane and bringing him home. :
subsequently, no vas entrusted by the
government with the complimentary
duty Of returning the Resolutc, one Of
the Hrii$l, Arctic discovery fleet, which
was found abandoned and adritl sca i,
to Queen Victoria, attcI the ship had
been rnt m thorough repair By this
government. Captain Hart stono was
II South Carolnian by birth, and retired
to Europe Oh the breaking out Of tho
war.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-05-06
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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-05-06

TnE APPEARANCE OF A CoNIEr -.
Tho comet known in astronomical cir
cias as Broison' 's,comot, has made it's
appearance. it may,beSseen with an
instrument Of 4low power, appearing
like hazy star, just skirting the
northorn border of tho beautiful
group Of tho Ploiadcs, and moving in
a northoastomy direction. We may
scarcely hope to got more than very
distant and imperfect view oft.