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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-12-24

WHERE AND WHEREwITHAL GENTLE
MEN ARE CLoTHED.-A well-dressed
gentleman can hardly help enjoying a
cheerful Christmas. The feeling that
he bears the external signs of genuine
responsibility must make him COM
for table at all times, and especially
serene when the whole public is putting
on its holiday attire and moving about
in neatness and elegance. Some Of the
finest dress suits of the season are those
gotten up at the splendid furnishing es-
tablishment for gentlemen, kept by
John L. Rice, 80 Monroe street. Mr.
Rice is now driving an extensive
business i'll Cassimeres, Cloths
vestings, Overcoatings, and all the best
materials in gentlemen's dress goods
which he is making up in the latest and
most desirable styles, and selling al
prices greatly reduced below former
rates for such goods. The fact that the
well-knewn and popular cutter, Mr.
Charles Wheeler, is connected with this
establishment, is the best possible guar
antee of satisfaction in the way of cut
ting and fitting.
Mr.. Rice's assortment of furnishing
goods is perfect in its completeness, in
GLIDING every article in the line. Tc
meet the seasons demands for Glove:
the stock is remarkably large, includ
ing the Kid-lined, Buck, Fur, Skating
and Driving Gloves, as well as all 9th
er styles in the market. In Shirts
Csssimeres, Muslin and Linen, under
shirts and drawers, the line is full
Handkerchief range from the nm
est to the cheapest in great variety
and in the way of scarfs, era
watts and neck-ties, there is a mag
nifcent assortment, running from thu
common article efevery day wear to th'
wide-end scarf and Party tie. In TIT
last there are many beautiful selec
tions, the Lord Stanley" " Edinburg
and "Gem" being among the neates
novelties.
We know of nothing in the line Of
gsntlemen's wear which this superlo
establishment is not prepared to fur
nisb at the most reasonable rates, ant
we cordially commend it to the patron
age of the public.
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SMART WOMAN.-The same Old We
man that recently inquired how they
turned the oil into them ere iron
things stickiu' down from the plaster
in" the gas pipes), drew up to an iron
safe, the other day, and remarked that
she "never did like them awful cold
alright stoves"
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Snow IN THE MOUNTAINS. - Inc
Charleston Journal says that geh'
tlemen returned from New river
on Sunday, report snow at the
depth of ten inches at Bowyers
Ferry, and still deeper on Big seweii
Solid ice covers both the Kauawha and
upper branches.
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COULDN'T Go.-Editors and reporters
receive numerous invitations to "epen'
ings," generally to coax out a gratui'
tous "puff" A Western editor says ne
is forced to decline an invitation to at
tend an opening of new smallpox
hospital on personal grounds.
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OK HIS TRAvELs.-The pig Will
three ears" is on his travels again
through the columns of the newspa'
pers. Nearly every local in the country
seems to have seen him. To those WIG
don't recollect the ancient jest, we ma!
saw that the third ear is an ear OF corn
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CHRISTMAS CoNCERT.-See advertise
nent of the Concert Of the Baptist Sum
day School tomorrow evening. The
affair promises to be . pleasant one; the
arrangements have been carefully made
and all concerned take deep interest
in the exhibition. vfa III
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BILLIARDS,

All lovers of Billiards find the Mcclure
House Billiard Saloon pleasant place
of resort. The tables, balls, &c, are
from the best manufactures of the
country, and are under the care of ex-
perienced keepers. The Bar in connec-
ton with the Saloon is well supplied
with all varieties of liquors, ales, wines
and cigars of the best quality. Christ
mas pleasure seekers cannot find bet.
ter spot than this establishment in
which to while away an hour.
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~ New addition to the large varle-
tv of games at A. w. PAUL & Co.'s.

COULDN'T STAND IT.--They couldn't
stand Parepa's low neckedness OF dress
in Salt Lake City. The Mormons
Obliged her to change it for a higher
necked one. The morality OF the MOT
mons is remarkable.
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HOTELS.

That admirable and popular estab-
lishmeDt, the Mcclure House, w. F.
Goodwin & Co, Proprietors, has been
thoroughly reftted at great expense
aud will now bear comparison with the
first hotels of the West. In all its APP
pointments it is perfect; table, rooms,
servants and furniture are of the first
order and are giving the house wide
reputation. Omnibusses leave the Nc
Lure regularly to connect with arriv-
ing and departing trains and boats. No
pains are spared to insure the comfort
and satisfaction of guests.
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An OLD LANDMARK.-TheTe are few
business establishments in Wheeling
whose history is identified with that of
the city. OF such, however, some re-
main, and among them the establish
ment of Harper q Bro, dealers in Hate,
Caps and Furs, corner Main and Union
takes rank as one of the Oldest mercan
tile houses in the city. 1t was founded
and for many years conducted by S. ID.
Harper, father of the present prOprie
tors, and under his management it be-
came familiar to all who knew anything
of Wheeling trade; the Oldest residents
of eur city, county and State having
been its patrons and friends. A few
years ago the present firm, 5. 81 H
Harper, took charge of the business
and by their untiriDs energy and tao
have increased it four-fold. The!
sell, perhaps, more goods in thei
line than all others com
fined, and 10y their experience, thorough
knowledge of the trade, and their repu
tation for honorable dealing, the.
are enabled to witness a regula
and steady increase in their bust
ness. In 1862, seeing the need of
Wholesale House in this city, thes
gentlemen, with commendable enter
prize, opened their extensive JObbinI
House on Main street, between MonrO
and Quincy, and soon made their expert
ment magnificent saccess. They al
ways keep full and complete stock o
every description of Hats, Caps an,
Furs, for Men, Boys and Children, ar
never withous the newest styles, snC
are we'll known for the liberslity O
their terms, no less than for the supe
riority oftheir goods. Wholesale ant
retail dealers will find it TO their ad
vantage to trade with this house.
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CURIoUs.-The japanese top is a
curious plaything for boys. The mo-
ment it is spun, six little brass tops
spring out from it aud begin TO reyoive
independently.
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DR.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the ne"
advertisement of DR.. Lighthill which
appears in this mornings paper. The
Doctor will present something new to-
mnrrnM morning, also.
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CLOTHING.

The we'll. known and onterprising
firm of Henry Hartman * Co., Monroe
Street, offer an extensive stock OF
Clothing of all descriptions, dress suits,
business suits, vests, overcoats, under
clothing, and all other goods in their
line. Their assortment is one of the
best in the market, their prices are re-
markably reasonable, and their goods
reliable. Doing an immense business
they are able to offer extraordinary in
ducements to the trade.
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ANEW SToCK.-We are receiving a
new and superior stock Of Ladies'
Misses and Children's extra high cut
Polish Balmoral and Button Caters, OF
the best Philadelphia make and mate
rial, and which we will sell cheaper
than any other shoe house in the city
BLOND & BACHMAN,
No. 1O7 Main street.
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.ucCREDITORs

M THOMAS . kIsSE E ~ e z ~ Hse eI5 u
" nohneIIv - Virginia, on the 9th day Of De
Wheenns D. Is6s, al 70 o'clock A N, 70 show
ceHsoeI II anT they have why the aid IhomAs
eause, sh0uld not be discharged from MS
49, under the Bankrupt law Of March 2, ls6'.
TLe second meeting Of said creditors VII be
held At aid time and pace, and the third meet
&c an the daY following al zane hour and place.
GEO. B. CALDWELL,
d.etoar4z Register In Bankruptcy.
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Nor TO BE BEAT.-Men's calf boots,
$3.50; men's kip boots, $500; youths
kip boots, $500; children's kip boots,
.S1.OO, at Hubbard & Bros.
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PoULTEY.-Poultry to fatten rapidly
must be, Ike hogs, restricted to lin
tied space. Freedom and fat are incom'
patible.
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CHRISTMAS GoOps.-Scott u HeAne
gems Christmas Goods, Watches, Jew
elry and Fancy Notions continue to at
tract great attention. Give them call
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wMOre Fightin G BOOSTERS at Panll's

GHAsTLY.-A Louisville paper makes
a grim pun about the Indiana Reno
Yators.
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FOR RENT.

.IVO BRICK DWELLING HOUSES FOR
..rt. Possession given Immediately. En-
,.-.,. L. G.. HUGHES,
Real Estate Agent.
emo. M Chsplns Street, between First and
..f S.ra.,s does
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81 uC %.
BOOK SELLERS,

A. w. Paul. & Co, Merchants Block,
have . splendid establishment, filled
with magnificent lot of Books and
Miscellaneous Goods, for the holidays.
For Christmas presents, they have the
works ofall standard authors, Poets, Nov
elists, Biographers, handsomely bound,
and published in the finest style. Their
Miscellaneous Stock comprises Writing
Desks, Portfolios, every description,
Fine Notions, Toys, Games, &c, appro-
pirate to the season, and at prices to
suit purchasers. Call at the "Grand
Depot.r
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LITERARY DEPOT.

Quimby, Market Street, one door be-
low Quincy, has his News Depot vel
HlloI --:4t
times. His stock includes Books, Pa
pers, all popular Dai!ies and Weeklies
Magazines, Diaries, Stationery, Photo
graph Albums, Portfolios, Toy Books
Christmas Games, and all the current
cheap Literature of the day. He ha.
made extensive additions to his stocl
to suit the holiday seasons, and al
tastes may find upon his shelves some
thing to please.
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, ssigueC's Sale of Dry Goods,
GRrnefS. &c.

, WILL. OF MONDAY, THE nh INST,
=, In The new store, corner OF Main and Web
~ .,rssts aud continue until further notice.
i 81 ,:,.s p, ~ D. lad. +. w. BASSETT,
Assignee.
,.tbe books must be elssed, persons indebted
vii ave cnsts by calling soon- decs
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EOR RENT.

,,UE SECOND FLOOR OF OUR STORE
Room. che floor is Ice feet long by 90 feet
.T,d,. Rss fne light. Possession given lmms-
.g.,sir A. W. PAUL. s. CO,
)OS Main street, Merchants Block.
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HAnothsr lot of Crandalps Building
Blocks for children, just received at A
w. PAUL G. Co.'s.
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B'Ladies' Gum Sandals and Overs,
Just received at F. NJ. Porter's, No. 13o
Main street.
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HOLIDAY PREsENTS.-We would re-
mind our readers that +. NJ. Porter has
received for the Holidays, one of the
finest stock of Ladies', Misses and Chill
dren's Shoes in the city, expressly for the
Holidays. Now is your chance for bar.
gains.
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~ The only reliable pure Wines
and Brandies for medical use, can be
had at E. Bookings or Booking II Mil
ler's. Be sure and call for Perkins, Stern
& Co.'S California Wines.
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FOR RENT.

I'VE STORE ROOM No. 9 MONROE
street. row occupied by Lewis, Little & Go.
.o-sr.,iou given April lst, 1869. Enquire OF
E-s. W. W. MILLER.
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FOR RENT.

TRON THE Isr OF APRIL, THAT DE.
L sirable Store room in Odd Fellows Hall
yL!ding, MoaTor street, now occupied by John
" Mitchell. The cellar ia furnished with a
1skeOven. Apply to -
a. BRENTLINGFR
ssrl.rf rW. r. McKELVEY.
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wFor Christmas, more nice things
can be got for little money at Par
tridge's than at any other place.
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e Here we are-Chinese Billiards
al A. W. PAUL & Co.'s.
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United states OfAmerica, Dis
Ir;cf Of West Virginia.

r,ul King and Jacob FloweIs)
md Charles : Despard VS.. In Admiralty.
Steamboat Malta" }
~ OREpIESCE To AN ORDER ENTERED
1 on the 10Th DAY Of December. a. ID. 1865, in
Ss piS.rict Court of the United States for the
District of West Virginia in the cases above
nance, against The steamboat Malta" her en-
.rnes, tackle, outfit, apparel and furniture,
Shall proceed 10 SELL at public auction, TO the
ighest and best bidder said steamboat
Malta" 1T tho Public Landing in the city of
Wheeling, W. Va, on Saturday. the 26th day of
A. ID. Ices.
TERMS oS SALE-CaSh.
HEDGEMAN SLACK,
u. s. Marshal ID. W. Va.
By w. II Irwin, Deputy.
JAMES 5. WHEAT, Proctor for Libellants.
WHEELING, W. VA, December 18th. 1865.
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wouly 81 90 for the best Buna,o
make of Mems Kip Boots, at Blond q
R,chmsn's, No. 1O7 Main street
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and Instruction Books, beautiful Music
Folios, &C., for Holiday Gifts, at Sheib's
Music Store.
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Eff you want to be suited in shoes,
90 to Blond & Bachman's, where you
will find everything in the shoe line.
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FOR RENT.

HANDSOME COTTAGE HOUSE, ON
4 Zane street, Wheeling Island, containing
Ilur ROOMS and kitchen, also good cellar;
well and pump near the kitchen. IL 10 q full
10, with fruit trees and shrubbery. Possession
gwen on first Of April. For terms apply 20
'ds.Is NJ. REILLY.
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FOR SALE.
uARSHAL'e SALE.

rr,;t,d Sists, Of Amnica, District Of West
Tirsinia, o.:
John whitley,
ye. In Admiralty.
~. Steamboat Jonas Powen,")
~ oaHDIENCE To AN ORDER,
nter.d ON the 9th day of November, 1868,
= = the District Court Of tho United States for
y, ,bs District of West Virginia, in the case OF
I'm Winklcy against the Steamboat Jonas
I paMsu her ergine, tackle, outfit, apparel and
b,rniture, l shah prosesd TO sell said steamboat,
'Innss Powell, at the town OF Point Pleasant
n The county of Msson, In this District, on RI
isy the lat day Of January, ls69, to the hisOess
vi hest bidder, at public auction. $780,.
TENS OF SALE-One-third cash, ttf .aA. ~
n two equal instaluents, at thru sne SIX
-opths, the purchaser giving bod, Win ap-
wv ed security, for the deferr"d A''eAiinen'S'
''' '"''''''' '''''' HEpGB4AN SLACK,
US. MaTshsl District w. Va;
,r,,rrR L 0rtERIsS Proctors for John
49, decl5-l4t
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gDon't forget that Blond & Bach
man are receiving splendid assortment
of Ladies' Shoes. which are to be sold
very low.
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RToys, Games and Books OF all kinds,
for old and young, at A. W. PAUL q
Co.'s.
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Holiday Directory.
WHAT TO BUY AND wHlRE.

l. -m1AA ~ -bIl AMI rN1A-lfE.
We continue, this morning, our guide
for the holidays, and sketch humber
of the leading establishments OF the
city, at which goods appropriate to Ne
season may be purchased.
DRY GOODS.
The old and reliable house of Brues &
Sanders, ia Main street, has an unusu'
al list of attractions. Their stock Of
Dry Goods, and especially Of fine dress
goods, is extensive and choice. The
ladies are in ecstacies over their rich
fabrics, among which their Silks, Pop
Inns and Velvets are especially noticea-
bic. OF the last named some of the
handsomest Cloaks TO be seen are made
Their stock of Furs of all grades is very
large, and their goods in thatline much
sought after.
Fisher & Seamon, lie Main street,
have made abundant provision for the
trade of the season, and their fine dis
play keeps the establishment thronged
at all business hours. In all goods for
ladies wear they have choice selections
the assortment of dress goods, especial,
ly for parties and evening wear, is very
handsome. They have also choice lot
of fine Furs, and an abundance of no.
tions appropriate to the trade, elegant
and well suited for holiday presents.
THE SHOE TRADE.
T. N. Porter, 135 Main street, has
an extensive and we'll selected stock
of boots and shoes of every description.
His ladies' lasting Balmorals are among
the incest things in the market, and are
in great demand, and his skating shoes
are pretty, well made, serviceable and
very popular. This house has a high
reputation for reliability, the goods sold
being always fully up TO representation,
and Mr.. Porter is determined that, in
this regard, his house shall sustain its
good name.
Forgey & Hughes, l2O Main street,
are also doing heavy business in the
Boot and Shoe line. Their aim seems
to be to supply the wants of every
branch of the trade, and to give salts
faction in all their dealings. Their
Button Boots are a novelty, which
produces quite a sensation. They have
also every description of goods for La
dies, Misses and Children's wear, as well
as large stock of Boets, Shoes and
Slippers for Men and Boys, Of the best
material and workmanship. They do a
thriving business.
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atore-ROorn for Reut.

,"HE sTORE-ROOM NO. 40 MAIN ST.,
| now occupied by Messrs. Hartman 4 Swa.
I.cEer, Clothiers, is for rent. Enquire of
J. B. SHEPPARD,
l,cls Cor. Main and Union.
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sg- Another lot of the new and ex-
citing game of Detective at A. W. PAUL
& Co.'s.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

SINGERS NoiseIess Sewing Nfnchine.
Prices and terms to suit ALL STRAW NOR
TON, Isl Main street.
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gIf you want to see the style for
Fall and Winter, go to F. N. Porter's
Shoe Store. No. 1876 Main street.
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FOE SALE.

GOOD BRICK HOUSE, WITH SIX
MONS. kitchen, two porches, two collars
aud hall. anS side and back entrance on Zane
IscS tillianI L. HOBBS, ST.
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IyAccordeons, YIolins, Guitars, Ban
ioes, Flutes, Violincellos, Harmonious,
Concertinas and all kinds of musical
instruments and goods for holiday gifts
at Sheib's Music Store, at lowest prices.
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wTourist's Cases, Portfolios, Cheq-
uer'Boards, Chess, and games innumer-
able, ct A. w. PAUL & Co.'s.
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FOR RENT.


VERY FINE sToRE-RooM ADJOIN.
4 ing the Sprigg House. Possession given
nuedistsly. For terms apply 20
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n Any amount of Christmas gooas
81 all STYLES and varieties at LOG Main
street. srs-s
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Beautiful Gold Pens, Pencils and
Writing Desks for Christmas at PaulPs,
log Main street.
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Beautiful presentation Books oil
all kinds and prices at PaulPs'
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FOH SALE.

1,EE EASTERN HALF OF THAT SUB
,,antial twostory Brick House, corner of
md Kitchen Price low and terms cay.
de- /. IRWIN.
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Y Look at the head of the local col
umn and see who's got Squalls.
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FOR SALE.

,rY DWELLING HOUSE, ON HAMPDEN
MI Street, between Byron and Sixth-s rooms,
Attic cellar, gas etc.
For terms apply 10 N. A. Chandler, First
srI-.tf JOHN G. CHANDLER.
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v Piano covers and Stools for holl
day gifts, at Sheib's Music Store.
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i 3 H ON

W. HasETN as.,ssg.ss aassrssaoa
stis.ses d .sssiftssa.irsss
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/ Oaptaia .Hazeitoon wassome years older than

t's QaptaiH Hazelton wassonle years older than
his rival, the Federal officer, but he, too,
though dauntless in the. field, ,was subdneds and,
fell an easy victim toiall.powerful loyoasssA /
\ The temporary truce ended pthos two friends,
returned ito the army, but before departing,
Haxelton solicited from Major, and MrsaC Court,
,hey thot thand of their child siVirginin'e com
sent was more difficult to obtain.nsSha had no,
wish tolieavo the happy home from which she
had never beeateaeparated.nsA At saleugthe he
gained it, oonditionally, that hp would, watch
over her dear fathers safety. as ti;f q. slsss.4s
Il Tho war was finally ended before The two
officers returnsdop Captain Hazelton had, then
fairly earned his promised reward, Virginia's
hand, by having at,the hazard of his own lifei
sought for among the dead and dying and caf-
ried off the baltic field the wounded Major,
conveying him safely toihis home. ,ss4si 81 s,a;
Virginia isionow.g married. s $50 devoted, o
daughter could not fail to make a. true and
loving wife. Here husbands regards, her with
affectionate pride, iia their choice circle 81
admiring friends, he. will sometimes relate how
a few scattered Confederate soldiers We're res
cued in their lonely retreat by the determine
tion aud courage of the "Southernors Daught-
or" Fl't Ff's, ~ i l4sgs sg ,zfstssasss9 ,s
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81 pyia stdmssA sssaasa sss si;;gs:.s las ,asrs
ifIpr'ess,teS ~ gsa % sssss!issa 70 nes;3airifs
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ss'sgsFis btsa Assatss'ss saisa el.tdisg iaess;ss
.aM sfsif. sfse:4lsssaTsss sf,zs, h,,fE. i e
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-06-27
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Bishop D. s. Doggett, Of Virginia, presided
at I'll this 'p meeting and i was very interesting
asscmblagc Of delegates from the various Cir.
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We publish, by request, tho Reports of the
various Committees of the meeting s.sss.s