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FALL OF TAN BARK.-ThO large tau
merry OF Berger 4 Hoffman, situated on
Water street, Centre Wheeling, requires
an amount OF bark In ills operations
that would DO incredible to those not
familiar with the process of tanning.
1t Is no very unusual thing to SEQ im-
menaS piles of bark stacked up on their
promises tho slEO OF large houses. A
few days ago additions were being
made 10 one OF those stacks, already OF
huge proportions, when IL fell with a
Tremendous crash, covering the unoc-
Gopled portions OF three adjoining lots.
Fortunately no damage Was done to the
surrounding buildings. A little boy
had tsen out In one OF the lots but n
tew moments before the fall, and had
just gone into the house when IL came
down. His escape from being crushed
was very narrow one.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-10

T1lIY out of mind the custom Of
presenting some token Of love or re.
membrane TO friends on Christmas
has prevailed. and no doubt viii con.
tinue to do so until the end of time. No
more appropriate gift could be made to
your lady friends than a pair of those
Bohemian Glass Vases, or one Of those
'elegant Toilet Sets, 70 be had at e
Bockihg's, No. i, Odd Fellows Hall.
Calland examine his stock before ma
king your purchases
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FURNITURE CARPETS, &C. Our
friends, MCssrs. J. G. Orr & Co., have
removed a few doors North of their old
store room on Main street, aud have
flled IA four story building with Fur
niture, Carpets. &c. They are prepared
to supply tho wants OF the public with
anything in their limo mt the lowest pos
slble prices. Their furniture is Of the
latest styles, and of every grade. A
large stock OF carpets, from ordinary to
the finest, is kept constantly on hand.
When looking about for anything uSu-
ally found in such establishments, drop
In aud examine their goods and prices.
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=. 60 TO nR AaAIs plsrR1nuTRp.

S2SO,eSO 10 nR Alarm D1srRIBUTEp.-
The satisfaction given by our Holiday
Drawing" Induces US on she 18th Of
January to again place before the pub.
lie. the same uurivAlled oppOrtunity 10
ga a16 6oS = fortune. The Capital Pre- Of
CHARLESTON, S, c., In our aFaWInc ~
DeeembeL SlSt. Price OF TicEefS Ss
before: Mholes, Sl2; Halves. 81. Omar.
tiers, y. hemittancRs to any Cfi1eT ~ -
ties will not Do invOstod In dis I|ottServ
Address, ~ usual, the authorized SiSiS
ManaGsSsa MuFray, Eddy s Co, Gov.
inEton, Ky.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-10
AT REDUCED RATEs.-Mens', Boys
and Youths Boots, at Badgers.


BOARD or EDUOATIoN.-Last night
was the time ii xed for holding the regu-
lar monthly meeting oTthis Board. We
repaired at an early hour to the cham.
Der of the First Branch OF the City
Council, and after waiting long and
patiently, were compelled to retire
without the proceedings. There are
eighteen members OF the, Board, requir-
ing ten to be present before business
can be transacted. One at a time and
at rather long intervals, members came
In, until nine reported for duty (;
but the tenth individual came not,
although his arrival WAS Rnx-
ionSly awaited. We have no dis
position to complain of the taEdInsss of
the members composing the Board.
We do not know that we have q more
prompt, faithful and competent body
to whom any of the public interests of
the city are committed, than the one of
which we write, and we have no doubt
those not present last evening were
prevented by legitimate causes.
Although no meeting was held, we
dent, Prof. f. s. Williams, with
an examination of his monthly
report, from which we CO.
pied the following brief synopsis
for the months of November and
December: Total enrolment In No
vember, 1853; Decem Der, 2, OPS. Average
daily attendance in NOVeInLer !, 1908:
December, 1856. Average daily alb
ssnce, November, 26O; December, 269.
Per centngc of attendance on enroll
menI in November, IS: December, 81.
Number of cases OF corporal punish-
menL la December, 1l3.
The following are the amounts paid
for tuition alone in the respective town
ships, for December: Washington, $4S3,-
90; Madison, SS7T 90; Clay, 1903 20;
Union, $lI3 so; Centre, $40 90; Webster,
$3.50 90; colOred school, $50 OO-tOtRl 49,
$50 50.
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ELECTIoN.-The Board of Directors
OF tho National Bank OF West Virginia
held an election, yesterday, for Presi-
dent aud Cashier. For the former, C.
oRlebRy, Esq, was chosen; for the lat
ter, G. Lamb, Esq. These gentlemen
have filled these positions, respectively,
during the past year, and as an evil
dence of the manner in which they
discharged their duties, and of the
confidence repOsed in them by the
lSoaTd. they were unanimously re-elect.
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Glass A
viii be Drawn I'm COVInGtOn. KY,
January 9oth, 1868

l'lso prizes, amounting to e8so,a6O
Ticket" sla. Halves SO, quarter. So.
=. The above Magnificent SinRls-Number
toItetS VIII be dawn IL PUBLIC, In CoYINCl-
EVS. N.Y. BY three SWORN GOHEHftRSIoNERS
" ONE o'clock p. uI., ~ the corner Of FIEFH
AND - ADIsoN s5FA The Kentucky otteIIeS
~ ~ NO 9lIE enterprises, but Fespon, iole
HM0tnISy LottStle1, that have been condnGtGd
toSi ne ne past thirty years. and are drawn mn
yer me authority ola charter nom ths SItSfo
AZ III 9Gaas are given TO insure thb payment
Ehe oihctnl list Of numbars drawing prfesl
MI MI - ponilshed In the New York HeFaId
German pApeF,S - = ~
-, We draw two Lotteries daIly. and give
P SSS tle advantage OF SelScSing GklFiS-
Circular. SN4 N-44Aeas 4ot =
AddTSss all orders 70
p,xv, FRANCE, SMITH a CO.,
iaas- -. cOv'nSsOn' ~.
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PRIsENTAT1ON.-we made mention
of copy of wcbster's Unabridged
Dictionary, designed a. present from
IA wife and children to husband and
father, In yesterdays paper. We have
since been Informed that the presentR.
ton was made on Wednesday, evening,
The Rev, s. Steele, of Chapilne Street
NJ. f. Church, was the recipient of the
splendid volume.
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AMERICAN Bu11plN0 ASSOCIATION
Persons interested will remember that a
meeting Of the stockholders Is to he held
in the Police Court room on next Mon
day evening, for the purpose Of electinE
permanent officers. There are still a
few shares unSold which may be Sc
cured by early application to &. Book
ing, Odd ENlIoW1a Han DrnE Slnra
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RlvER NEwA.--I.ast evening at dusk
the marks Indicated Ii feet 0 inches and
rising. The steamer ORGY Eagle passed
down FROM Pittsburgh to ParkersburE
on Wednesday night, and the Robert
Moore passed up. Tho ExprOss arrived
nom PnrkSrsburE, and departed last
evening at 6 o'clock. The LeuI LeOtl
passed up yesterday morning from
PSrEersburE TO Pittsburgh with an ex.
Cellert trip. The Fearless passed down
with seven loaded barRes. Tho Forest
City and James Rees arrived and de-
parted at their usual hours.
Boats loAv Ing to-dNy-Grey Eagle, for
PuJEhuERh at S A. NJ; RebeccR, for
PHrkVTHhur; at IL A. NJ; Forest City,
for Steuhenvtlle at ~ L. ri; James
Rees, for Sunish at 3 L. NJ; Leni LeOti,
tor Marietta aud P0rkcrsburE this
evening at O'Clock.
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PoLIoE CouKr.-There WAS not sim
gle ease before this Court yesterday
morning. "othello's occupation" SEEM
ed to be- ''gons, and the ardent wiAh Of
all VITO feel an Interest ia the character
ofthe city for virtue aud morality is,
that 1t may never return.
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r. r.. HuDsON.-This splendid pas.
senger packet. ], t. Russell, captain,
aud W. NJ. List, clerk. Is advertised to
leave for Cincinnati Tomorrow AFTER
noon at ) O'Clock. Our merchants all
know the superiority of the Hudson, al
it respects safety and reliability, and
the work oil commenting her to their
consideration would almost be one OF
EuPererOgRtIOn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-10

SEES rHE PorNT.-our venera Die
friend who was unable to ''ses the
poInE' few days ago, has obviated all
dihicu4ies. He went 70 Oxtoby q
DuhdeId's :JeWelry Store, IOS Main
street, and obtained q pair OF those SUI
perIor apectacles, and now ''sees clear
ly." New and complete assortment Of
hne epectacIes, specthcles for Majors
and 4oundrymeD, COlored glasses for
hunters, goggles, and q full stock Of
watches, clocks, jeWelry and fancy
Eoodstust opened 1t '.1Os."
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Counr or APrEAI.s.-The regular
January term of this Court commenced
yesterday afternoon, at 2 o'clock. At
that hour, Judges Brown and Maxwell
took their seats, aud the Court was
opened in due form. No business
wHA transacted, unless an adjournment
until . o'clock this morning can be
placed in that category. 1--WE do not
refer to thO category otths Intlnite."J
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-10

rHE nombers of the Convention
and others, that want anything in the
limo or dry goods 10 takO home to their
families, We take pleasure In recon-
InGndiHg the popular house OF Geo. Il.
Taylor q Co.
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A sRRGps collaborating meetings have
been held In Chapline Street n. e.
church, during the last fortnight, at
tended with good results.
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THE savage may doom his squaw to
grind corn and weave by hand. but
what man viii admit that his vile does
the family sewing by hand, In the lana
of the Wheeler 8 Wilson Sowing ~.
chIneS 90 Main street.
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P1Axo AND ORGAN TUNING AND RE-
PAlRING.-llr. ROdiR, from Louisville,
is coming, aud is ready again to attend
to the above business. Orders len at
Z. A. Weber's Music Store.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-10

IL you want tho beet family sewing
machine in the world, gel the Florence.
Brown IS Higgins, Agents.
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6ONE TO WoBK.-we are informed
that ihe coopern In the city have gone
10 work nt the proposed reduction of
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-10

You 30 % church and eoushI Cough
ing in the once, on the street, In the
paElor. IN the nursery Coughing eve
rywhspe, = great deaf Of which could
be relieved BY ustng Or. GhdpRSGsss
HoGFb0u5ld B1ESdMs The children like
ia Price IS centS. Sold by 7. d. Lo.
gan q Co. and Logan; List Il Co.
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The LATEST NoT1oN-Patent Sewing
Machine Castors. Price. 81 90. Call
aud see them at VIM. Summer & Co.'s,
90 Main street.
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GreenWood Cien1afal.0E=.=

IS smHiIsIGh sI.S on y ~ NATIONAL, RoAD
mte17nents. ~ M Itle ,ets a now riy inf
the mott S Sa SsssS q lan and = iai Out
-. l ge easily reached n Al l1SNs1 styIeJ-
fouTtis Of ~ 8 1asE y, Rqad and ior fhr SSs
- III. = PeEteotlY 6ecufe mn ~
bery' pslbIio y sTSteTy variety oftTes. ShTnbS
rg45I etc., 70 make e eun6i - ~ 3s
a I1,SI In the country ~ HS5'e
low, PROVISION - also made Nor ft9 -
pSrl6T1 ORDER and care in et11ft " sA1-
aEST1iSSS s4lEou9 of Purch1sihg iofS car,
me a tRS ~ plat or secure ffeiiS ~ Cii-
49, - ne once OF the Secretary ON hfe5i,
D. 80 OYER me Bank Of Wheelifir
eGII ~ AZ Slsn1ng 10 make InteFmants mi,
i'm va tA4s etaEy 70 obtain peFnI n fJ1s,s
v, 4siSkets e q admission to LotboIdsn sn,,
RoI9nS VI ~, = y Issued by the Secretary.
$500. OF QIRBCr0RR-A. j. ESsops,,
HS S5siI1nf =. 9. Bonham, secFetaTv:t S n
BeIIS IN, So 9 g. Ninth, Geo. M9ndsl. los
9oEofns =. A. Hildrefll. Sl1l53 g. u
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W6tEN's good Morocco Boots at
81 Is, q Blond q Bachman's, lO7 Main
Street corner sprigg Alley.
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- '~a'e'SS SSA]SbSs
sHELBYvILLE, KY, Dec. q, 1867.
To all tChOHl itHov concern:
This is TO certify THAI JAMES s. SMITH alone
entitled TO uso tho Shelby College Lottery
Grant OF Kentucky, or any scheme or classes
All other schemes or classes, after January
lst, 1883, by WhOmsOever devised or drawn.
under the nRme of the Shelby COLLEGE Lot.
terry Grant, are without legal authority
from Us Nor arc we In any manner bouuTi
by the proceedings Of any such psrsonS no
acting without authority from us.
7. Y. SHACKELFoRD.
L. CALDWELL.
". a. CHiNN.
JAS L ELLIN6WOOD.
Managers appointed by the Shelby OiTcuit
Court for the shelby College Lottery Grant.
CARD.
Il, Az viii be seen by the above notice, IhRve
the sale and exclusive right 70 draw the Shell.
by College Lottery on and after January Ist
1908 The Gnma Will be man aged and COM
Hueted after tho above date in the name OF
France, Smith Co.
We have flled in shelley Circuit Court.
SHELBY vile, KY. \ Bond amounting TO ThFsT
mGnd[Sd Thousand on Dollars, CESOs 600 for The
Ihe KENNEDY Lottery on the Single Num-
19r plAn Will bs drawn on the 18th and SOth
days OF each month during the year 1888.
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MKS's ARcT1o ovBRsBOEs At Badg-
er's, "a, Monroe street.
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M1ssEs' good Glove Kid Polish Bal
morals at 4I75. at Blond d Baehman,s.
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Kentucky Lottery.
FRANCE. SMITH & co,

A0ld0eT8,
SUCCESSORS TO MURRAY, EDDY & CO.,
In the management of the Kentucky State
Lottery for the beuetit of Shelby College.
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MARRIAGE

renect that sound mind and BODY are III,
DIAL happiness. Indeed, without theSa Ihe
Journey through life becomes q WearY DflSTI.
IIiSSe' w. 1ne prospect hourly dRrkenS 70 iha
par and nlled with the melHneholy 'ref1es
t H9n Ln9t me happiness Of ANOTHER bec6IFies
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SUMNER SCHEDULE.
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL, RUN BY
the following schedule on and after May
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New Orleans HTnIog,osl

IN ,BARsEIs oHoICE NEw CRoP.
iAnA IsT, MORRISON ACo.
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DISEASED o. IAIpRnnpKt1r.
DR. JOHNsrON. :

once, No. 2 soutIa IeredeEIeix t..r.,,.
1 a5t nan, hand ode gong nom Balnhora srst a
heIH9 name and hummer 81 s @4tk W Ob>
LIE Fecatyed unle post paid ami
PerSona lump 70 be used ON the re6iS1
tomS on OF advertisement describing symp.
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me oetof's DIPIoMA halnlr,.n 4, ,,.l-.a,....

ENDORSEMENT OF THE ET9TstISl ( - :
., Tne many th0nS9nflG e.,rs11 - :.
he the Last twenty syeorS5 an,
peTfoffI1s 81 -, ~ ~ PoEtant surgical 0peraiione
n5if61S =, o. Htls and many oflS ~ ,t ss
aeai1 $500 4tSt nave appeared aRatn eIltI
6 q eeniIST15Ts P s9 Die, Besides his Standin5
49,. selne4ent guarantee to fl1s lSSfs3
E EA4E D1sEAAEs SPEEDILY CIT15ef Z
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YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by /, S.er,,,,l
practice, INDUCED in when alone a liuIllt ms
quently learned nom evil compalliOng, or nj
schoolt the effects OF which are nlghtlS fsit
even when asleep, and, II not cured, rslideIT
marriage impossible, and destroys both mind
and body, should apply immediRtely,
What pity that 8 young man, tie hopeo
nus county the pride of his parents, GhouIo
" sn3tcned from all prospects and enjoy.
ments OF LIE by the consequences Of deTt.
aung nom the path OF nature, and InHifi
Il MN g certain secret habit SsuGh penons
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oUB q Ho1zs Us s9 8 %
s5,1s =. CsHfIEDRRRa Si6RO.
6s8aln stFe6t.
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DIR. JOHNSON

Member of the Royal College OF Surgeons
London, Graduate Of one Of the most eminent
Colleges In the United States, and the greater
part OF whose HE has been spent In the hos
pitfalls of London, Paris, Philadelphia, and
elsewhere, has Rnected some of the most as.
tOnishtnR cures that were ever known, many.
troubled with ringing In the head and eais
when aRleepT great n6FVouRnes8,O being alarmed
At sudden sounds, bashfulneGs with tFeoTleni
bluShiAG, attended Bometime6With deranEP.
nenL Of mind WeF8 cured Immediately,
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BALTIMORE & OHIO R.R. COMPLY

OFFICE BAIT. d OHIO RAILROAD Co.,
WHEELING. May 4, 1857.
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Married Persons, or Young Men eo4leRn hoy
Weakness, Organic Debility. DeioEmities,
speedily cured.
HaWho places himself under the care OF Or
i. may TeiiEi0u8Iy oOQfide In his honor w a
gentleman, and confidently rely upon his
AKIN as physician.
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Managers appointed by the Shelby OiTsT
Court for the shelby College Lottery (srHI
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I,tya. ONLY PLACE RHERE a CJRK
4&A4s I'm BE OBTAINED.

Especially, who have become the victims 81 o.
h9bit = hiCh annually sweeps To an puiHSlH
STSyS fhousanCs OF Young Men of.fhs mos
Tnight OtheTYi6e have entTRnced listening
Senator'S with the thunderS Of elOquenOe. on
walked TO eStacy the living Tyre may cal
fifth f1N COofi1anCa,
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WASHINGTON.
Guadalajara

PRESIDENT JOHNSON TO BE MURDERED u! j
BRIGHAM MYoUNG-PENsIoNs-
WASHINGTON, October 13.-Brigham Young
is among the bidders to carry the mails be-
tween the eastern and western termini of the
Pacific Railroad.
Senor Imocla presented his credentials to.
day as Charge d'Affaires Of Guatemala and San
Salvador.
The Commissioner OF Pensions estimates
that the requirements of his bureau next yecr
will be twenty-three and half millions.
There were, on June 30th, 10000 names on
the pension rolls.
The President proclaims the 2Gth of Novem-
ber as day OF praise, thanksgiving and
prayer. The proclamation says 'We are per-
mitted to hope that the long-protracted polti-
cal and sectional dissensions are at no distant
day to give way to returning harmony and fra
ternal affection throughout the republic"
The Evening Express gives vague particulars
of plot to murder MIR. Johnson, and prom
ises explicit details tomorrow.
The following changes have been made in
the Freedmen's Bureau: Major John r. Lew
is, of the 44th Infantry, relieves General Sibley
in Georgia. Captain Geo. W. Giles, Lieuten-
ant-Colonel 45th Infantry, relieves Colonel
Sprague in Florida General Niles has been
relieved in North Csrolina. No successor ap-
pointed
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Items of State News.

"A white boy named Parker and colored
boy ma ned John. were arrested on Sunday, in
Lexington, charged with the robbery OF MIR.
Boulware, on Thursday last. in Ridgeway,
Fairfield District. A portion the money was
recovered.
ON Thursday night last, as Mr.. Joseph
Keller was on bis way from columbia TO his
home in Fairfield District, and when near Lit
tie River, he stopped for the night. While he
and his driver, colored boy, were asleep, o
party of negroes made an attack on them,
injured the driver, who succeeded, however, in
making his escape. Mr.. Keller wa robbed OF
his pocket book, containing nearly 5000 dol
lars. and his ovorcoat. The owner OF the team
and the driver were Democrats. and it is not
known whether tho intention was tor robbery
or merely for political antagonlsm. The Wa
con and team were not disturbed. At last ac-
counts the wounded men were improving.
On Tuesday night of last week, n band of
robbers numbering about twenty, visit d the
premises OF Mr.. John Roper and MIR. J. W..
McLaurin, near McLaurins Mills, about two
miles from Bennettsville, and took from them
an amount of money and clothing. The party
first appeared at the residence OF MIR. Roper,
and knocked for admittance on pretence OF bu-
siness. GIr. Roper opened the door to sec VINO
they were, when he was Immediately placed
under guard Of two OF the thieves while the rest
searched the premises for money. They met with
little success, however, and LETT, charging MIR.
Ropcr not to move or he would be killed. They
next went to Mr.. j. W. McLaurin's and
pursued the same course placing him under
guard until his premises were searched. The
Villains took about two hundred dollars in
greenbacks, and furnished themselves each
With suit OF clothing from the store: besides
OF er articles, and then left. llr. McLaurin
and MIR. Roper, as soon as tue robbers had left
the last named premises, gathered up num-
Der oil citizens ana started in hot pursuit. We
learn that negro man belonging to this band
has been arrested, which will IN all probability
lead to the arrest of the whole party. He has
given the names of all that were with him on
ihe night Of the robbery, and says that many
of them arc mulattoes. 1t is supposed that
this band OF highway robbers is headed by q
white man, and number about thirty men, all
well armed.
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PINK AaAN.-Pink, the interesting New
York correspondent of the Charleston Courier,
who commenced in September to change color
from pink to blue, from blue to bluer, and
from bluer to black, has, with October, resum-
ed once more his roseate hues, and become
Pink again. Well done, New York Democrats !
Continue to watch Pink closely. and dine and
wine HIM we'll. Keep an eye on the correspon-
dent from the Metropolis. And the next time
that O Republican bonlholder again decoys;
Pink into an eating saloon, and stuffs him till
he is afflicted with political dyspepsia, follow
him up with another bottle Of Hostetter's
Stomach Btters, and ply him well with phIy;slc
and with facts. We prefer pink to blue, blue
10 bluer, and even biuer to black tRepublIcan.l }
To-dav's elections will Indicate whe her Pink
ia true prophet, though he mrst be, for he
has oracularly hnted the success OF both ts1 can,
dldates and can't we'll, therefore, prove false
one. and, whatever be the result, will deserve
to be entitled ''thc reliable cores oondent" OF
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