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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-06-09
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Franklin Insurance Comply
OF WHEELING.
Capital, SR50,OOO.
JliyppiDrS

SAM'L MCCLELLAN, GEORGE MESDRIa
T. H. LOGAN, THoS. p. SHALLCRoSS,
G.. w. FRANZHEIM, j. y. VANCE,
j. II. HoBBs, MICHAEL NELLY.
LOUIS G. STEEL,
rINlHIS COMPANY NOW HAVING
L been organized five years, and in that time
done a successful business, is still prepared TO
take risks at fair rates on Buildings of all kinds
Merchandise, Manufacturing Establishments
Furniture, Steamboats, and carGOes on the West.
ern Rivers and Lakes. This company offers
superior inducements to Farmers, whereby they
can be insured on Dwellings, Furniture, Barns,
and contents for three or five years at reduced
rates. This being State company, with the
Largest Cash Capital
paid in and surplus of any company in the State,
and composed of some ninety.fOur stockholders,
most of whom are among our best business men,
recommends itself to the favorable cOnsidera-
ton of the insuring public and sOlicits their
patronage Applications for insurance will be
promptly attended to at their office, No. .
Monroe street, or at thoir several agencies
throughout the State.
n. G. ARTHUR, Secretary.
SAM'L MCCLELLAN, President.
GEO. MENDEL, Vice President.
&. NJ. C0EN, Asst Secretary.
feb20-dSw
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DARTRIDGE IS NOW BETTER PRE-.
i pared than ever, and offers greater induce.
ments than heretofore to those wanting any
thing, from Card Picture at - for One Dollar,
to tho finest Oil Painting, at less prices than
formerly.
In my Frame Department have man who
has served an apprentice at making Square
Frames, and al can depend upon their being
made in the best manner and at lowest prices,
80 they will not fall to pieces.
Ny Gold Frames are all gilt in my establish.
ment and nothing but the best gold used, and will
he sod as low as the same quality OF work can
I've bought East or West. \ large assortment of
Gold Frames for Oil Paintings always on hand.
Old Frames re-glt and made better than when
new. All sizes of Ovals, in Gold Walnut and
Rosewood.
Photograph Albums, Stereoscopes and Views,
Wall Brackets, Artists Goods, including Oval
and Square Stretchers Oil, Canvas Tube Paints,
&c, &c.
Stock of Looking Glasses and Pictures, which
are sold at Cost, are getting less every day.
The Schedule of Prices adopted for a few days
for the benefit of School Children should receive
the attention of every Parent within fifty miles
of Wheeling. junl
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
WANTED.

CITUATION WANTED AS COOK. OR TO
- do general Homework, by competent per
son with good Recommendations. Enquire at
the Convent, corner Quincy and Fifth streets.
jun9-lt
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Vanilla RCanS.

ENTRACT VANILLA,
II EXTRACT OF LEMON.
These Extracts are made from the fruit, and
give general satisfaction.
Sold wholesale and retail by I. II. LOGAN &
CO and LOGAN, LIST s. co.
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Baltimore & Ohio R. R. Co.
OFFTcR BGLrIMoRE & ONO RAILROAD 60. I
WHEELING, May 10, ls- !
wFST-IIANIs

i by the following schedule on and after ID.
18th day of May, lsts-Whcrling time
FAST LINE
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Dwelling House for Rent.

D"C"b HHVSS TUT HsS"s
I COATED ON FIFTH STREET, NEAR
IL Quincy-a two story brick of six rooms.
Possession given Immediately. For further
particulars, call at HUBBARD, BRO. & CO.'S
Auction Rooms. jun9-2t
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More of 1t.
New YEARS, ALIAS EGGNoGG" DAY.
The long, long drsary day,
Is paaFed ain taars

NEW YEARS, ALIAS "EGGYoGG" DAY.
4" The long, long drsary day.
Is pasted ain tears away
As the song says, in this once gay and happy city
of the "Old Dominion" Although had as good
as no calling acquaintance" here, | have passed
the time very pleasantly and comfortably in
doors. ] have had the pleasure of meeting Col
Robert Ould, who is now praeticing his pro.
tession OF the law successfully; also, Col. Pey
ton, of the ever famous and justly celebrated
White Sulphur Springs. who says that he shall
preside at that popular resort next season, which
is an inducement Of itself to go there, in addition
TO the springs Of health. Mr.. John d. Tinsley IT,.
the well known and gentlemanly clerk of the
Spottswood for years, expects to act in the same
capacity at the Springs the coming season. II is
not yet known whether the convention will change
the name to Black Sulphur Springs or not But,
at any rate, they will be presided over by white
men," when Messrs. Peyton and Tinsey are
there.
New Years passed of very quietly and gloomily,
and the people feel, alas not as of old. More
anon. Yours, II.
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GRAND ooNsIsToRY 8 PIP. R 8. TH1RrYsEcosp


DEGREE.
NJ Todd SD Grand Commander In Chief n W or,ear.
John Claiborne SD. First Lieutenant Commander Es
Orleans.
Fulgence Ricau, SD Second Lieutenant Commander Nav
Orleans
John l. Lewis, SD, Grand Constable, New Orleans
John G. Smith, SD, Grand Admiral, New Orleana
Samuel X. Walker, SOD, Grand Minister of STATE Esx
Orleans "
DIR. James C. Bachelor SD Grand Chancellor. New Or,
leans.
Ben De- slvs, s2d, Grand Almoner New Orleans rx-s
Emmett d. Craig, 3d. Grand Registrar New orlsan,
John T. Mcclure, sd, Grand Keeper Of s. and A Nav
Orleans.
VIM. N. Perkins, SD, Grand Treasurer New orleana
by r. swasey, SD. Grand Primate New orleans
T. Saomon, SD Grand Provost New Orleans
James Scot sd, Grand Expert New Orleans
James o. Wilmer, SD, Grand Assistant Expsr. Ns-
Orleans. FH w"
Jean hamaire' sd Grand Beaussnior, New Orleans
Angel Martin SD, Grand Bearer the " B. New orIa.n.
Bruno de Lucas SD Grand Master Of the Guards. Ns,
Orleans.
William c. Chamberin, s2d, Grand Chamberlain. Nav
Orleans "
Daniel T. Scruegs. SD, Grand Steward New urlean.
John Melton, S2d, Grand ABIDE Camp New orlaan.
T. Carroll, ed Grand Tyler.
Grand Annual Communication, Second Wednesday I'm
January.
Stated sittings 2st March, 18th June Els seDtsb., ana
9th December.
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GRAND LODGE OF LOUISIANA.

Abel J. Norwood, NJ. W. @. Master, KeTertOwu.
Hy. r. swasey, r. w. Dept Grand Master, New oreana
John G. Jones, r. w. Grand s. W., Vernon.
John A. Stevenson, r W. Grand J. w., New Orleans
Samuel NJ Todd, R. W. Grand Treasurer, New Orleanx
Jas G. Bachelor, N D., Z. W. Grand Secretary Nev
Orleans
c. s. Hedges, ID. D., w. Grand Chaplain, New orleana
r. @. Sterling, w. Grand s. D., St. FrancisviTe
ID. 8. Gage, W. Grand J. d, Houma
Jos II. DeGrange W. Grand Marshal, New Orleans
Jno. McCrory, W. Grand Sword Bearer, Bastrop;
Jas. A. Douglass, W Grand Pursuivant New Orleans
F. Il. Bsbbt, simmespor, s. b. Brown, New orIeans
Abrsm Is. Dick, New Orleans, N. Estea New Orleans w.
Grand Stews
Alex Queant, ". Grand Tyler, New OrleanS
Grand Annual Conyocation second Monday In February
each year.
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GRAND r. A. CHAPTER,

Henry p. Buckley, Grand High Priest, New orIeana
g. w. Mundsy, Deputy Grand High PRIEST Clinton.
John W. Jones, Grand King. Shreveport.
Homer II. Smith, Grand Scribe Franklin.
Henry r. swasey, Grand Treasurer New Orleans
j. c. Bachelor, Grand Secretary, New Orleans
Rev Thomas B. Lawson, Grand Chaplain, Bastrop.
John C. Gordy, Grand Lecturer Franklin.
a. II. Day, Grand Captain Of the Host. Baton Rouge
Joseph p. Hornor Grand P. s., New Orleans
Henry Hamburger, Grand R. A. Captain. New orI.an.
John G. M Williams, Grand Master Third Veil sbr.vepot
Hugh Breen, Grand Master Second Vel, New oreans.
W. w. Leake, Grand Master First VEIL st. Francsville
Erastus Wells, Grand Guard, New Oreans
Next annual assembly Grand Council New Oeans Februsrv
18th, 1868
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u HEUMATIsM.
Ecu RALGIA AND GOUT
GAN BE CURED

Do not hssitsts 70 LALLAHANU's RHKBMATIsk,
GOVT and NEURALGIA SPECIFIC. The recipe was pro
cured from the celebrated Dr. Lsamsnd Of France
quack medicine No good physician fails pres Il
when ne learns what Of Attentions invited
General Agent and from the druggists containing certificates
from physicians bankers merchants mechanics others
ofthe highest respectsbiy who would lend names
70 impose on the public
Lalauand's Specific Of Reclamation and
Neuralgia than any other remedy In existence.
JOHN 81. BLOOD General A gent,
g. W. corner Third and Chestnut sta, St Louix
Fer salsb by arnszists generally.
BARNES, WARD AGO.
"A Maya streets,
q. n h0RISON
Importer and Wholesale Druggist,
II Magazine street.
Wholesale Agents. New Orleans
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GRAND COUNCIL K. AND s. NJ.

Z. N. Todd, N. p, Grand Mater, New Orleans
ny X swasey, p, Deputy Grand Master, New orieans
John W. Jones, T., lustriOus Grand Master Shreveport
John e. Gordy, q. p, Conductor Of Work, franklin.
d. Breen, O. O. Of the Guard, New Orleans
Joseph =. Hornor. O. Treasurer, New oreans
Gus. sontsg, @. Recorder New orleanA
Rev Thos. B. Lawson, q. Chaplain, New oreana
a. r. Buckley, O. Conductor New orieens
X l. Bruce, q. Steward. Few Orlesns
tuss1s Wells, q. 6sntlasl. New orIsanA
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-09
THEHAPEUTIo VALUE OF GRIxAULrA

VNHEKAPEUTIO VALUE OF GRIMAULTx
CO 3 Chemists in Psris)
FerruginOus syrup OF Peruvian Bark.
In solving problem hitherto declared unsovabe by all
called Ferrugnous Syrup of Peruvian Bark Messrs GRI
MAULf a CO., Chemists TO II. /. H. Prince Napoleon AT
Paris have discovered medicine Of unexceptons
the most highly competent persons now In recognising
following important document has been received from
the world II is from Professor Ketzinsk Chemical
to the Law Courts who esti6es in the following
yalne Of the Syrup of Bark Medical Gazette Of Vienna
ii, 1869
"M GRIMAULT has succeeded In the happest manner IN
combining relative qualities Of different PURE
thus disguised in addition its favor much
rapidly absorbed than other ferugnOHs medicine
Mr.. GR1MAULTS FERRUGINOUS SYRUP is therefore one
Of the best pharmaceutical preparations-a truly
medicine which has solved the problem
long sought AFTER of giving iron and bark simple and
agreeable FORM free from defect and satisfactory 70 all parties
lstgnedJ - VINCENT kLETZINSKI
Chemical Analyzer TO the Law Courts Hospital Ohsnis
r. DU WIEDEN
Professors of Chemistryi
Let In what the French Ambassador M
Vienna replies TO Messr5. Gmault Co.
estimation in which Mr. Kletsinski is held:
"FRxxcA ExBAssY AT VIENNA
- Vienna, August Is, 1853 !
GxIKxKE-In reply TO the you addressed to h.
Exceency the Ambassador have the honor inform
that Professor KletEnsk Of high standing Vienna
that be is personally much thought Of s
best chemists In Germany.
Consul and attache TO the Embassy,
General Depot In Paris, G2IMAULT 4 CO.'S
In New Orleans DUCoNGE DELoCHE 4 GIJII.IoTa
And at every good Chsmist's
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Better Than Copaiba,
IT EFFICACIOUsEEsa OF

tHE GREAT EFFICACIOUsNEss OF
~. aessrS 1rimsut Cos Iodzed Syrup Of Horse Rad.
IooiEed syrup Of Horse Radish Msssrs 0rmaut
20, Ohensts TO a. l. II. Prince Napoleon At Paris 10
PAL saecedanous 70 Cod Liver on and TIA
best treatment 70 follow in Lcphatic and Serefuons ar
tons as wei rs in various Cntaneous diseases The
will therefore read with interest the snalysis AZ t
nedcire hI Professor Klezinski from the be,
Journal Vienna as well the letter addressed 10 Mes.
Qrmsnlt Co.. by his Excelency French
Vienna confirming the high reputation learned Doctor
"Grimsnts Iodzed Syrup Of Horse Radsh s not IN f.
elementary and csustic state but the ohyc acid
and organic combustion similar iodine conslped
Ood Liver Oil
(Signecl VINCENT KLurxrrxrr
VnenicA Anslyrer 70 the Law Courts Vienna Hosnts
ChaEsk L and r Do WKnRN
Professors Of Chemistry
FRENCH EKBAssr VIKrrA
-. ..-,. Vienna, August g iSss
Eesux Grmaut 90, Chemists at Paris:
In reply 20 the letter addressed Exceencv IN,
ambassador have the henor thai Prol.s,
ketsinsh Is of high standing At Vsnns thst ~
personally much Thought passes for enc Of ths 49,
Chenistsi In Germany. PrKRREr
Consul and Attsche 20 the Embassy
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-09
LYONS PERIODICAL DRoPsl
The Great Female Remedy
FOR IRREGULARITIES

Ihave tested these Dopsn my practice over ten
and do not hesitate say that nothing yet
by medical research, that acts powerfully po.tvely
hsrmessy in Of female irregalary does this med
cine In all fails while thousands who
have been long sufferers indebted 10 for the boon of
health to-day
Although powerful and positive they are perfectly harm
es and may be used at all times except when specially for
hidden in the directions.
They have been extensively employed by eminent phycans
In France and England, well my own praetiee owe
ten and have yet to hear first instance of ura
Icould give testimonials Of the efficacy from lade,
the Northern and Western States they not In their
private Over leo 900 bottles have been sold the mast wear
and hope and trust many sufferers have been beneated
am well aware that remedy potent remove all obstruc
TONS may be used fer bad purpose but trust that her.
bottle thus used may fall into the hands of really
needy sufererS
To all who suffer from any ireguarity; rainful daeut
excessive, offensive distracted Mentruaton Lzcorrhea
the train Of diseases that follow would say try both
DR.. LYoS's FREEcH PERIODICAL DEoPs Being a Amid
preparation their action direct and positive n an
pills powders Explicit directions bearing my fac sime
accompany each bottle
They may be obtained Of nearly every druggist In the conn
Haven C General Agents for the United States and
DR. JOHN L DYoN,
Praetieing Physician.
For sale By all Druggists.
BARNS. WARD CO..
"A Magazine street, Genera A gents
Price. 81 80 per Bottle
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-09
ERENCn MEDICINES IN VOGUE
BY GRIMAULT l. CO.,
Chemirts TO "a. 4 H. Prince HaDoIsop
Is RUE RICHELIEE, PARIS

BY GRIMAULT 4 CO.,
0he"i' s s. z RrcHEstEu.r fhEFs Napoleon
No More Cod Liver OIL.
sEINAULrs SYRUP OF IoDIzED HORSE RAD1sH
ct yr9R Is employed with the Greatest sacesss IN place Of
eases OF the chest scrofuls Emphatic disorders green
constitution BY purifying blood and is in word the M s
p0gs9 depITSvs KNEW i never fatigue the stomach
opns children subject 70 humoEs obstruction Of the gland
No More Consumption.
GRIMAULrs SYRUP OF HYPHosPHATE OF LINE
ether diseases ct the lung promptly removes an the
cease and the patient rapidly his health.
Complexion.
DRs LERAs' PHOSPHATE OF IRON
This ferrugheus medicine eemeats s IN,
blood and bones and iron in liquid Il is dersntirom
eA hsFeediy cures hlorosis pains in the stomach dcui
The majority the Academies Of Medicine of Paris recon
na tne Phosphate o. Iron to ladies Of delicate constitution
anxiety emotions. OvsrwOrE genera Sebity
emily preparation when never causes constipation
and can be borne BY the most delicate stOmsohs.
Nerv US Headaches and Neurais,s
eR1aAu h;TSs' sRSzEiS Sisd ggyARAS.
Avsses6s substance used from time mmemsrAliu Brasil
Better Than Copaiba,
kAULfS CAPSULES AND LIQUID EXTRACT OF
hAIlCO VEGETALlS
where al other have failed these
will always eject These insure rapid and
cure OF severe recent and chronic private diseases
They are used the hospitals Of Paris By sed DR.
S I'D and are found greatly superior to ali hitb to know
ni raj remedies and copsiba cubebs The ajecon q
used IN recent and CAPSULES in more chrosic clses
General dspst In Paris at GRIMAULT CO.'S
Chemists to H. Il Prince NspOieon
.,, IS Richelieu.
seid IN New Orleans By DUCONGE,
DELOCHE,
0UILLOT,
And every good chemist
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-09

Fashions emporium is at the clothing estab-
lishment of Garretson Barker, No. A st. Charles
street.
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onAsD coMMASpERY KNIGHTS rEMp1ARs


sr saml N. Todd R. z. Grand Com nander Nav orlsa,,
b. Fuigence Rieau, v. & Deputy Grand Commander
New Orleans.
Dr. Jss' r. Honor, e. Grand Genernssmo New Orleans
ST. w. T. whitaker. L. Grand Captain General New
Orleans.
sr by. r. swasey, 4. Grand Prelate; New orIeana
sr VIM. MeDuf, T. Grand S. W., New Orleans
ST. T. A. Bartlette, e. Grand J. W., New Orleans
sr Emanuel Bessy, K. Grand Treasurer. New Orleana
Sr Gust sontag, E. Grand Recorder, New Orleans
Sr A Z. Billings Z. Grand Stand Bearer New orlaan.
sr. Jos X Turek, L. Grand warder, New Orleans
sr Stephen s. seleck b. Grand Captain Of the Guards
Next annual cOnclAve February L. 1865, A. G. 100
ACTIVE MEMBERS OF THE SUP. C. THIRTY.THIRD
DEGREE A. AND A r.
Chss Lanon de Ladebst, SD, New Orleans
James O. Bachelor, NJ. d. SD, New Orleans
Dep Insp Cen VIM NJ Perkins SSd, New orlsanA
s. NJ. Todd, SD, New Orleans
Jno T. Monroe SD, NeK Orleans
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-09

Eerv US Headaches and NeuraIRta
instantansouslycursdb BY
GRlMAULTs BRAZILIAN GUARANA
Avegeaoe substance, used from time mmemsria IN BrAs
md entirely inohensveL
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-09-22
.zeANNON's { CREEK CLUB

j. c. <Neel, James Mafett, Henry
Buzhardt, jacob A.. Wicker, Ehomp-
son ": Met euiiough, Franklin Lom-
mack, T.. B. Leitzsey, Levi .Kibler,
r. &: Quatlebaum, David sHaifacre,
Adam Kibler, J.. Y: ::Th ompson. D,
N: Gnfeth, ". g.. Metts, w h
Sloan, j. A: Owens, W. b.. Frank
Iip,z John g: Halfacre, Levi Living
.ston,. August Kreegg,fD ID. B. Wick.
,er, Jr3 Thomas Smith, Henry
lfaere, GsP Sigh, VS.. Cald-
wei, ohm Miller j. B. Fulmer,
G: s. Seas, >. II Livin gston, J: q.
u. Reid, Jeff Gallman, j. 2 Norris,
Perry Halfacre, Hononas Trout.
man, R.. S. Cromer, D. n Halfacre,
:J.B. Neel, Eli Franklin, L. G. Half
acre, ABB. Cannon, P. 7. J. Wicker,
Henry Feldman, John Huff, David
Ruff. ---444 -. RI. -. ~. =. !.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-09-22

J. D. Rikard, Jesse schumpert,
T. A. Boozer, S, C.. Barre, DR..
Thomas Young, T. l.. schumpert,
J. D. Wheeler, NJ. L. Long, Jacob
Wheeler, Adam Mayor, D. T.
Boozer, J. r. Watts, George Brown,
J. G. wilson, Jr., N. B. Hunter, S.
N. Beard, NJ: Shelley, George Wise,
W. P. Brown, n: B. Wheeler,
Abram Moore, Allen Lester, Chas.
Lester, J. w. Long, j: W. Griffin,
A. Counts, B. H Miller, Levi
Buzzard, j. ". Miller, J. G. Counts,
Jacob singley, J. G. Cook, Joel
Wise, Melvin Hartman, j.. A. En-
low, D. Z. Dominick, JIM. Werts,
Andrew Sheely, W. T. Dennis, D.
L. Dennis, j. NJ: Sehumpert, P.
Bowers, S. ". Dominick, Christian
Rikard, G.. S. Moore, James Wise,
H. NJ. Dominick, W. NJ: Wise, Il.
Summers, I'D. Hawkins, j: Der
rick A. Hartman, j. E. Banks,
Henry Smith, + J. Cannon, N: L:
Kinard,. Geo: FeHers, r, C. Boozer,
Thomas Gason, e. a. Duncan, W.
IL. Connolly, Matthias Wicker, A.
Conn ely, J: S. Waits, Mark " Waits, al,
. Henry Long, 8, N. Boland, D. B: Ki-
.nard, D. IF Holloway, VIM. A. .
Fair, John Moore, J. ". Moore, j,
A.aBoland, JaG,el Dominick,~J. ":
Tolbert, james Fair, LII: Fulner,,
Jacob HiIlers| ": W, Long, 7: T
Long, J.. L, Connolly Rieuford
Waits, j. @. Moere,J H: Domi-
nick, R: S: Moore, D: Ham, j: A.
Ham, J. Ws5Melts,nLeyi .Gruber,
". B. Summers James Lester, A:
Hawkins, A. W: 81onts, ". F.
Dawkins, Adam sheeley, D q:
Boozer, B. NJ. Boozer, 2. ?. Whit:
man, Wesley Thomas ". a. Herts,
Jacob Mayors, J: c:@Booz g *:,r.
:speake George isheesIE, she IS George
.aiinieks Rev q G Boyd. Henry.
.Werts, George II. Morris; ,i John- ~ r: ::
Observation-Disclosures d mem bees
21l. .2@'1.,T..s - Es'&-<s :,
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FROG ELFFElL Z CLUB,

LIB. Mafett, President; John
c. Wilson, ssr, Viee7President; j,
II. stoekman, Jr. Viee-President
h. G: Mosley, Secretary Ia. c. .%Kiib- KilH
Ter, Treasurer. r - ~.
John Hair, J. N. Kibler, Z. S.
Bowers, A. NJ. Dominiek, ": A.
Mosley, R.. T. C, Hunter, P, ".
Counts, DR.. W, T. @McFall, T. 7:
stifwell, ". W. Boozer,:@ Jacob
Dominick,, W. J. Lake, Simeon
Miller, G.. A. Long, w. A. Reid, J.
;e@eounts, J:H. Kibler, S. s. Pay:
singer, u. H NJ. Boozer, John
Whitman, PHI Dennis, J. n. Bow
ers, David Kibler, W: c. Derrick,
Peter Charles j. A. .Bedenbaugh.
Levi Rikard, NJ. NJ. Long, Jacob
Cook. John j. Maffett, Simeon Be-
denbaugh, B. L. Dominick, H. A.
Bailey, H. NJ: Singley, J. W. Domi-
nick, Samuel Bowers, Christian En-
low, A. Y. Enlow, John Taylor,
Samuel Sheppard. A. A. Mates, A.
NJ, Dominick, J. L. Bobb, Drayton
Hawkins, John 1. Hunter, Henry
S. Boozer, N. II. Young, ). B.
Kempson, A. Il. Wheeler, J. J.
sSchumpert, Mathew Hall, G. 3.
Hawkins, W. S. Bridges, s.SH. Eel
Hers, a; Z. Fellers, B. F. >Boozer,
:J:.L. Counts, A. p Dominick, A
"a. Kibler, J. R. Vaughn, E. l.
Hendrix, J. {. Williams, S. E.
Hawkins, W. s. Hussey, Col. VIM
Lester, II. E. Rodgers, L. F. Rhame,
j. NJ. Wheeler, Bird Cromer, J. A.
Kibler, B.. W. Boozer, j. Griffin:
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-09-22
Read This, Colored M ensi

a correspondent Of the Macon
Journal and. Messenger gives the
subioined account of "a speech de:
sliyered BY a colored man alta Dem:
ocratic barbecue, in Pulaski county,
afew days ago:
Next followed a colored man by
the naNhe of Sherman, who gave,
in conversational style, a most
interesting history of his trip to
and his stay in Liberia: He was
not at all complimentary to the
agents of the Colonization Society,
on account of the meagre supply
Of provisions on the voyage. ). He
says, they we're compelled to sub
sist for days:,on rations consisting
of a single cracker and q pint. of
water, but when they reached
their destination, ON account. OF
the manydeaths occurring in their
party, their rations were increased
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a. P. Davis, President; J. D,
Pitts, TreasurerYD d. W. Patton,
Secretary. ~ .i
!. B. F. Griffin, VIM. Dorroh, NJ:
F. Workman, J.. W. Fri5bte, JEFF
ferson Davenport, Washington
Floyd, Wm. satserwhite, Mr..
Gibson, VIM: Smith, John Johnson
Jas. McKittrick. Jas. Davenport,
Daniel Butler, J. e. Davis, W 2. 2.
=Daxenport, Daniel Johnson, . ohm
.satterwhite, J.. F. .Golding, VIM.
.Reeder, Daniel Pitts, jeff Work
man, J. P. Mangum, J. R: Halle,
J. .H. Davenport,1F. D. Notes, R.
S., Satterwhite, Wilford Notes,
Barnet johnson, Charleyj ohnson,,
Madison Pitts, J. NJ. Workman,
John McKittrlck, John laws, MO-
ses Anderson, J. D. Pitts, A. J.
Peterson, E. P. Hill, J. B. Chap
pell, J. N. Floyd, Cabe Pitts,
Lewis McCoye, Alfred McCoye,
Gillian Halle, Thomas Temple
ton, Robt. Atchison, B. S. Gold.
ing, Richard satterwhite, E., 2,
Bradley, VIM. Smith, Jr.; W: M,
Boyd, J.D: Boyd, J: N. Brooks,
h. R. Mangum, Ira Johnson, b
: N. johnson, Perry Workman, An.
drew Livingstone, w r. John
son, 3. B. Goggans, B. F. Cog,
s-63-Colored 4-Total 81.
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Save us from a whining, whim-
pering, wriggling woman. She is
the consummation of uneasiness
and discomfort, and generally con-
trives to worry other people into
a like condition. As ten is grest-
er. than one, so is a whining wo-
man ten-fold more annoying than
whining man. The latter can be
kicked, cuffed, exploded, locked up;
the former must be mildly and pas
sively endured. :: -