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GEORGIA.
Horrible Plet I'm Mitchell
County.
to One Hundred
Negroes Killed and
Wounded.
The Negroes the AggressOrs.
Carpet-Baggers the Insti-
gators.

AUGUSTA, Ga, September 2l.-A fear
full riot occurred at Cannelton, the
county seat ofMitchell county, Georgia,
on last Saturday. The following par
ticulars have been telegraphed from
cambridge, twenty-four miles from the
scene of riot. Mr.. Pierce, the Radical
nominee for Congress, and Mr.. Murphy,
ex-bureau agent, with about two hum
dred negroes, armed and equipped,
started, on Friday, for Camilla, with
three weeks provisions and boxes OF
new arms and accoutrements, their IN
tention being to overawe the citizens.
Before startirg some friendly negro
exposed their plans, and negro courier
was dispatched to Camilla to inform the
citizens what was going on. A deputa-
ton of three prominent citizens met the
mob at church, five miles from town.
The Governors proclamation forbiddlng
armed organizations was read. The
mob paid no attention to it, and deter
mined to march on.
Again the deputatiOn demonstrated,
entreating the negroes to come in with
out arms and they should not be mo-
Tested. Their efforts were fruitless to
dissuade the negroes, and the mob
marched into the town with banners
flying and drums beating. They now
numbered $50, many having joined
them on the route. The mob haited
and clamored for man named johns.
Johns, in company with DR.. swiftly, pre-
sented himself when q hundred guns
were leveled at them.
The former, being intoxicated, fired,
and the rest commenced, the mob hrlng
at every one they could see. The citl-
zens, white and colored, rallied, and,
gathering about fifty stand of arms, the
mob was vigorously attacked, driven
back, and panic stricken took to Hight.
The negroes were pursued five miles,
losing thirty-five killed and many
wounded. Their total loss, so far as
ascertained, will be from seventy-fv
to one hundred in killed and wounded.
The colored citizens of the town are
reported to have rallied promptly with
the whites in defeating the mob. The
stores and munitions of the latter were
captured. At last accounts Camilla was
quiet.
AUGUSTA, GA, September 2l.-News
of the riot at Camilla caused some ex-
citement here. 1t is known that the ne
groes are armed throughout the State,
but the whites have no serious fears OF
disturbance if the negroes are not pre-
cipitated into riots through perniclous
counsels aud violent appeals to their
passions.
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The Surrntt Case

WASHINGTON, September, 22.--In the
Criminal Court, this morning, the coun-
sci for Surratt entered a special plea,
setting forth the Amnesty Pryclama-
tien in defence, claiming for Surratt
that portion of the proclamation par
doning parties of treason, felony, &c,
who were not then under Indictment
for these offences in any Court of the
United States having competent iuris.
diction. The counsel claim he was
at that time solely under indictment
for murder at commos law, and not
for treason OF felony, consequently he
was entitled to the benefit of the proc.
lamation at this prosecution. He en-
tiers special demurrer, and will proceed
to argument
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The Ku.klux in New Jersey.

New YORK, September 22.-The Ku-
Klax is said to have invaded New Jer.
sey. For some time mysterious warn
ings, with the symbolic cards, daggers,
bloody-heads and collins have been re-
ceived by Radical members of the mill.
tary companies, threatening them
with death, but no notice was taken oil
them except but as a series of stupid
jokes. On Sunday night, however
Lieutenant Bynner, of company H.,
New Jersey Rifle Corps, was knocked
down by slung shot, in Kearney, and
when found was iusensibie. Near him
was pistol, marked with Klu-Klux,
Hero, and other evidence of the Khan.
The police are now on the track of the
mysterious marauders.
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From San Francisco.

SAN Francisco, September 2l.-The
steamer Sierra Nevada, from MaZatlan
September 9th, arrived to-day.
The steamer Lockawanna and III. H..
NJ. steamer Chameleon arrived at the
port of Lapaz. The annexation feeling
in Sonora and Sinoloa is strong among
the better class of people. The more
intelligent anxiously await the time
when they will have equal advantages.
California forces are being organized.
The States of Guadalajara, Durango
and Silanoa propose attacking General
Lazada ut Tepec. The attack will be
made ia October or November, as soon
as the dry season permits. In the mean
time Lazada is making great prepare
tions to resist the Government troops.
1t is considered doubtful whether the
expedition will be q success. Lopez,
who betrayed Macmillan at Queretario,
is now in this city.
The Japanese commissioners who re-
Gently visited the United States to pur-
chase war vessels have returned to ia
pan.
The ram Stonewall arrived here on
Saturday.
The Great Republic was compelled to
leave Yokohama for personal safety.
The Japanese authorities southern fac.
ton, threatened to decapitate them if
captured. They have determined to re-
main in the United States until the po-
litical affairs of Japan have been set
tied by the Commissioners under the
protection of the American Ministers
since their return to Japan.
The tidal wave occurred at the har-
Dor of Yokohama August 18th, the day
after the earthquake in South America.
Arizona advices of September 9Th
state that Colonel Price made a treaty
of peace with the Wallopies indians.
The savages have consented TO sur
render their arms and locate on the
river.
General Devin has assumed COM
mand of the District of Arizona, vice
General Crittenden, ordered to report
at San Francisco.
Major CLEVER has assumed command
of the Sub-District of Prescott.
Several Indian outrages have occurred
near Wickenburg.
Mining is carried on actively with
good results.
The crops in the territory are looking
finely.
Mannheim, SchOuwasser ~ Co. have
suspended payment.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, oeptompoE 50.
FLOUR-In good demand at 9Ooa
so for family.
WHEAT-fu moderate demasd at l 90
al 96 for No. /.
CORN-Higher, 97a95c for ear or
shelled.
OATS-Firm at 55a57c for No. l.
RYE-Firm at Sal 40.
BARLEY-Firm at 25a2 IS for fall;
spring 95a2 90.
COTTON-Quiet at 26c.
TOBACCO-Firm and in good de-
mand; sales of 1S6 hhds at 75alO OO for
Tugs, and 10 75a2S 25 for leaf.
WHISKY-Higher. and asking so;
with free buyers at 1..4O; stock is very
high. e -
MESS PoRK-Dull at 2S75
LARD-Hisher, with some specula-
tive demand, sales at 19tal9ic; holders
mostly asking 20c.
BULK MEATS Dull, shoulders
lower, sales at 10ic for packed; sides
held at l3ic. =,
BACON-Dull and dropping; should
ers sold at l2ic; sides l4fal5c; clear
rib 1870.
MS-Dull at l9aZOc ior sugar
cured.
BUTTER-Scarce and higher; prime
to choice, 3a40.
EGGS-Advanced to 25c.
POTATOES-25c per barrel higher,
and firm.
BEEF CATTLE-5Oc per Genital low
er. -
HOGS-75 per Genital lower and dull,
with large supply.
LINSEED OIL-Dull at l 10.
LARD OIL-2a3c higher at 45al AS:
PETROLEUM-Firn; refined at ga
33c.
MONEY MARKET-Easy at 9alO per
cent.
GOLD-l42f.
EXCHANGE-Steady at yesterdays
rates.
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right of the people to be free from search and
seizures. It has entered the post and Telegraph
offices, and even the private rooms OF indisid.
uals and seized their private papers and leters
without any specification, or notice, or aida
Wit, rs required by the organic law. IL has
converted the American capitol into Basile.
1t has established system OF spies and Official
espionage TO which no constitutional monarchy
in Europe weuld now dare to resort
1t has abolished the right of. appeal on i'm
portant constitutional questions to the su-
preme judicial tribunal, and threatens totur-
tail or destroy its original jurisdiction, which is
irrevocably vested by the Constitution, While
the learned Chief Justice has been su1je cted TO
great and atrocious calulnnies, merely becsnse
he would not prostitute his high Office to the
support of the false and partisan charges pre-
ferred against the President Its corruption
and extravaganza have exceeded anything
known in history, and by its frauds and monop-
olies il has nearly doubled the burden OF debt
created during tSe war. 1t has stripped the
President of his constitutional power OF ap
pointment, even of his own cabinet. Under its
repeated assaults the pillars OF the Government
are rocking on their bases, and should 1t suc-
coed in November next and inaugurate its
President we will meet, as subjects and coz.
quered people, amid the ruins of liberty and
the scattered fragments ofthe Constitution.
And we do declare and resolve, That ever
since the people of the United States threw Of
all subsection to the British crown, the pIiyi'
lege and trust Of suffrage have belonged TO the
several States, and have been granted, regulated
and controlled exclusively by the political pow
er OF each State respectively; ana any attempt
by Congress on any pretext whatever 10 de-
prive any State of this right or interfere with
this exercise is a fragrant usurpati0n Of power,
which can find no warrant in the Constitution,
and if sanctioned by the people will subvert our
form of government and can only end in sin.
gle centralized consolidated government, in
which the separate existence of the States will
be entirely absorbed, and an unqualified des
potism be established in lplace of Federal
union of coequal States; and that we regard the
reconstruction acts so called, of Congress such
usurpation and unconstitutional, revolutionary
and void; and that our soldiers and sailors who
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New York Items,

New YORK, September 22.-Four wo-
men, mostly servants out of places, were
arrested yesterday, charged with being
concerned in the death of an old wO-
man named Pagan, in tenement house
on West Twenty-eighth street. 1t
seems that all the women live together
on Fourier principle, each one sup
plying certain share of the necessa-
ries of life, while Mrs. FagaH, the hos
tess, paid the room rent. Whisky was
in general use among them, and in one
of their orgies. it is said, they had q
general row, in which Mrs. Pagan was
so seriously injured that she died soon
after.
At the time of the great earthquakes
q storm passed over Buenos Ayres, de-
stroying great number of lives and
much property.
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gg Telegraph
TO FHR REGISTER.
BY THE CABLE.
by Telegraph to the Register

LONDON, September 81, Midnight
The following is additional news IRON
Spain: Concha is at the head OF the
Queens troops at San Sebastian. Mar
tial law has been proclaimed through
cut Spain.
PARIS, September 22.-The Patrie pub
fishes the following from the Spanish
ambassador here: Madrid is quiet,
though the people are excited; the
troops are faithful. At Cadiz the citi-
zeus and troops are faithful, but the
garrison has been reinforced rs q pre-
eautionary measure. The other towns
are quiet.
LONDON, September 22.-The tele-
graph in Spain is disordered in every
direc ton. All news is uncertain and
contradictory. Generals Prime and De-
roda, at the head of the insurgent
forces, are marching on the Capital.
LONDON, September 22.-The people
VI Inc pTONluceo VI Vol hoJ Hu6o,
Oreng, Pontavida, Mexico, Albaceta,
Lueca, Saragassa and Ternel have pro-
nouuced for the revolutionists. The
rebels are very strong in the provinces
of Barcelona, Terrugena, Learida and
Corona. 1t is said that the sovereignty
of the people and appeal to the nation
are the war cries Of the insurgents.
PARIS, September 22.-The report is
current that the Minister of War will
issue orders for the dismissal to theiI
homes of $4,000 men from the army on
furlough.
LONDON, September %, Evening.-It
is rumored that the Spanish fleet OF
Cadiz has opened fire on that city,
where, at last accounts, the citizens and
troops remained firm for the Queen.
PARIS, September 22.-Oficial dis
patches from Spain have been received
here. They admit that an instruction
has broken oHt at Madrid and in
Seville, but its existence in Mureia and
Zalicia is denied.
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New York Market.
New YORK, September %.

NEW IohhD SOpoOhaoSA ~.
COTTON-Lower sales of HOO bales
at 26a26ic for uplands.
FLOUR-Dull, unsettled and 5alOc
lower on common grades.
WHEAT-Dull and nominally la2c
lower; the advance in freights and the
decline in sterling exchange has ma
tsrially checked the export demand.
RYE-Quiet and steady at 47al 5O
for western.
OATS--Firm at 72a73!c at depot, 75a
75ic for new afloat and in store; the
demand is chiefly speculative.
CORN-Quiet at l5al Ii for unsound
and l l9al 10! for sound new mixed
western atloat.
PORK-Dull and heavy, with sellers
at % 40a2S so for mess, cash and regular
way; % % was bid, buyers all mouth.
BEEF-Dull and declining.
CUT MEATS-Heavy and dropping.
BACON-Quiet.
LARD-Heavy at l9Sa195 for fair to
prime steam.
EGGS-Quiet and unchanged.
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From Eltnira

ELMIRA, September 22-As the funcr-
al procession of Mrs. Carr was crossing
the Erie Railroad, one mile west OF
Painted Post, the Rochester express
train coming along, frightened the horse
of Mr.. Carr, and Mrs. Drake, the sister
of the deceased was thrown on the track
and had both feet cut off; child of the
deceased was also run over and literally
cut to pieces.
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New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, September %.
GOLD--Lower, opening at l44t and
closing at 143f.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-Active
and firmer, with good demand. Quo
tations: Coupons of 81. 1l44a1l4s; do
'62, 1154a1154; do "a, 1l0ia1lOs; do '65
ll15allli; do new, l09alO9t; do 'G7,
lO9sa1O9f; do, 'G5, 109salO9t; lO-iOs,
4Sal05
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Cricket,

MONTREAL, September 22.-The crick-
ct match, to-day, between all Eng
land eleven and twenty-five of Canada,
resulted in q score of twenty-ei ght for
the latter. In the first inning the play
closed with score of forty-seven for
the eleven with only one wicket down.
The first inning of the eleven will be
finished tomorrow.
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Fran. RaltiIff0re-

BALTIMORE, September 22.-All the
States and Territories were represented
at the annual meeting of the Grand
Lodge of Odd Fellows here yesterday.
Reports from the Grand Sire and Grand
Secretary show the order to be in a
Furnishing condition. The additional
reception to the aid of the Southern re-
lief fund amounted to S3l2l.
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Greenwood Cemetery,

SITUATED ON THE NATIONAL
y ROAD, three miles East Of the city Is now
ready for Interments, sale and Improvement Of
lots. 1t contains 81 acres Of land and IL laid
ont in the most modern and improved style-can
be easily reached at all seasons by the National
Road and for three-fourths of the year by the
HempAeld Railroad. II is pe1fectly secure, and
intended to be beautifed by every variety of
trees, shrubbery, public vault, chapel, artificial
lake, fountains &c, to make IL equal to the best
Rural Cemeteries in the country. Ample pro-
vision il also made for its enlargement, order
and care in perpetuity.
Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing lots can exam
ne the grovnd with the Superintendent, who
has plat, or secure them by calling at the Office
Of the Secretary, on Main street, over the Rank
Of Wheeling.
Persons wishing to make interments win call
on the Secretary TO obtain permits therefor.
Tickets of admission to lot holders and visit
tors viii be issued by the Secretary.
A. j. SWEENEY, Pres't
R. C.. BoNHAM Sec'y.
BOARD OF DIREcroRs.
A. J. Sweeney, John A. Armstrong.
J. S. Rhodes, George AdamA
John c. Muth, r G. Jordan,
Geo. Mendel, T. A. Hildreth,
Joseph Bel. anE3l
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Toledo Market.
TOLEDO, September 2

TOLEDO, September g.
Flour, 10 80 for white; 10 00a10 80
for amber; 5Oa9 % for spring. Wheat
firm; amber and red lower; white Mich
igan, = II; amber, = 02a2 Oh; No. red,
= O2; No ., | 81. Corn inactive at l "
for No. l. Oats steady at 5Sc for No. l,
and SIC for No. =. Rye unchanged; No.
l, &c; No. =; 20. Barley, Canada IS.
Flax seed, 245.
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Chicago Market

CHICAGO, September y.
FLOUR-More active; spring extras,
7 25a9 70.
WHEAT-Less active and firm, but
prices unchanged; No. 2 closed dull at
/ 50; sales No. = since Change at l SIT
CORN-Firmer and 4aic higher; No. l
closed at 95a95tc; sales No. this after
noon at 95tc.
OATS-In good shipping request and
ta3c higher, closing at 53t53lc.
RYE-Firmer and 3a4c higher; clos
ing at 23aal "a for No. |.
BARLEY-Active and la1ic higher,
closing at 75al 75i for Noe.
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Match Completed.

New YORK, September 22.-The match
for $500 q side between the Ward bro
theirs and the st. Johns crew has been
completed and the first deposit made.
The race is to take place at Springfield,
October 2lst, three miles and return.
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STRAWBERRY PLANTS.

ICAN NOW FURNISH FIRsT-CLASS
i plants of the following varieties: De Nicaise,
Knox 700; Wilson, A grietlturist FYiaore R,,rr's
Ee,o Pine, Golden Seeded, KItsys GOlidh Austin
and Napoleon III. Plant this fall and have
good supply of this most delicious, healthy and
cheap fruit next season. / will warrant al my
plants TO be genuine.
aug3l-dlw Inv LEWIS BAKER.
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81. Louis Market.

ST. LOUIS, September y.
Flour qNiet and weak. Whet slow
and lower. Corn dull at 9Oa95c. Oats
dull at 5la54c. Rye lGal II. Pork
steady at 30 90. Lard nominal at 1Sfa
19c. Bacon lower and irregular; shout
ders at 12ia124c; clear sides l6al6ic.
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ODDositiou.

SALEM, Mass, September ga call
is in circulation and is receiving
many signatures throughout the towns
in the Fifth district, for an organized
opposition to the nomination of Ben.
Butler for Congress.
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Explosions.

NEW YORK, September 22.-Richaris
and Ferplank's kerosine factory at Jer-
sey City burned this morning by an ex-
plosion. The engineer and three work.
men were killed, and $50 barrels of oil
burned. Loss, $4,000.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
The State OF West Virginia,
BANKRUPTCY,

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT on
4 the ebth day OF August, A. ID. ls6e, n War
rant of Bankruptcy was issued out Of the Dis
triet Court Of the United States for the District
Of West Virginia against the estate Of William
Davis, OF Wheeling. In the county Of Ohio, In
said District who has been adjudged q
Bankrupt on his OWL petition; that the payment
Of any debts and the delivery Of any property be-
longing TO such Bankrupt, 70 him, or for his use,
and the transfer Of any property by him. are for.
hidden by law: and that meeting Of the creditors
Of said Bankrupt, TO prove their debts, and TO
be held at Court Of Bankruptcy, TO be holden
at his office, In the city Of Wheeling. before
George b. Caldwell, Esq, Register In Bank.
ruptey for said District, on the 18th day Of Sep
TENDER, A. ID. I555, at 10 o'clock, A. N.
HEDGEMAN SLACK,
L. S. Marshal ID. W. Va, Messenger.
by W. II. IKwIs, Deputy. sepi2t
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Pedestrinnisiii.

SPRINGFIELD, MASS, September %
Moses Wesley failed to walk fifty miles
in ten hours, giving out on mile, with
two hours to complete the task.
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Granville Female College.
Thirty. Fifth Year Begins Sept 17th.

THIS OLD AND POPULAR INSTITUTION
Is one OF the best places TO secure a thor.
ough and finished education at a reasonable cost
is about seven hours ride from Wheel
ing via c. o. r. r Terms, 600 year.
Address, W. P. KERR,
Granville, Licking county, Ohio
aug7-eodlm.wit
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A Trot.

BUFFALO, September pa trot for
$1,000 will take place here next Monday
between the Mountain Boy and Lady
Thorn.
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CHESTER WHITE PIGS.

7 HAVE A FEW VERY FINE CHESTER
l. White Pigs, of the pure premium" blood
for sale. Money is always made by keeping
none but the best breeds of stock
sept4.lmw LEWIS BAKER.
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IL. Il. LOWNDES,
Preside

CORN SHELTERS.
Wood Single Iron Spout.
Wood Double Iron Spout.
Burial Separator, all Iron.
Union Separator all Iron,
Wrought Skating.
Virginia, Hand Or Power.
FEED CUTTERS.
Gales Copper Strip Cutters.
Gales Lever Cutters.
Eureka Straw and Fodder
Cutters.
Eureka Masticators and
Fodder Cutters.
Telegraph Cutters.
SincIair's Celebrated Pro-
peIIer Cutters.
CLOTHES WRINGERS.
"Champion," with Patent
Slotted Cog Gearing and
Curved Clamp.
"NoveIty," with Double
Cog Gearing and Curved
Clamp.
Celebrated "Union" WASH
ers and Wringers.
FOR SALE BY
PRYOR BOYD a. CO,
Agricultural Warehouse,
rs and 20 Main Street.
sepIsw
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Cleveland & Pittsburgh R. R.

Allentown. 500 m 1000 m ll:50 q m
New York via
Philadelphia. $50 II 1910 p m l:l2 p m
Tickets to all principal points in the East and
West can be procured at the Onion office in Nc.
Lure House and at the station at Bridgeport
+. Il. MYERS,
my2l General Ticket Agent.
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State OF West Virginia.

State OF West Virginia.
Ohio County Cireait Court
august Rules, 1867.
George Crumbacker, Complainant.
vs..
SObiesh Brady, Trustee, Mary MCLEAN, James
MCLEAN, Ann Terry, Mary Elizabeth Moyston.
wife Of William II. MoystOn, Halle MCLEAN,
and Charles MCLEAN Claudine Ward. wife Of
Bolivar Ward, and Bolivar Ward, J. W. Ter.
~, and William H. Moyston, Defendants.
In Chancery
THE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT Is TO Ey.
! force lien on the building. more particn.
larry described in the bin OF complaint 10 satisfy
. claim OF said complainant against said defend.
ants, for work, labor and materials delivered
and used on said building, 70 the amount Of
sl25 90.
And IL appearing from an affidavit fled In the
cause, that AL the defendants above named e.
cept Sobieski Brady, are non-residents Of this
State, on motion Of complainapt's counsel IL h
ordered that they do appear here within one
mouth after the fourth weekly qualifications, and
due posting Of this order, at the front door Of
the Court House Of Ohio county. and do what
they may deem ht TO protect their interest in
Test: MICHAEL J. BREINIG, Clerk.
u. L. CRASNER, Solicitor for Com plainant.
augz7-oav4t
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Coverings Philadelphia Re-
fined Sugars.

~ BARRELS HARD & SOFT CRUSHED,
- GRADUATED and Powdered, just received
and for sale by
aprl6 4. REILLY.
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Premiums are offered for Agricultural, Horti.
cultural, Dairy and Mechanical products,
Horses, Cattle, Sheep and Hogs; also, for trot-
ting and pacing Horses, fost and Mule races.
Premium lists can be procured by writing to
the Corresponding Secretary.
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Baltimore & Ohio R. R. Go.
OFFICE BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD Co.,
WHEELING, May l6, 1865. )

i by the following schedule on and after the
nth day Of May, ls6s-Wheeling time:
FAST LINE.