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ALL PHYSICIANS (wherever it has been tried)
recommends Hoods overeign BaIm' fer Coughs.
Colds, Asthma. Thoopipg Cough, &c. 1t can be
fou nd genuine at Dowie l. Noises Drug Store, cor
ncr of Meeting aud Hasel streets.
January l3 wfm6
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IDENTIFICATION OF SwINDLER.-The Atlanta
papers state that persons have arrived there Who
have identified the man Perkins, alias Grant arrested
by Captain Edward Nh ply on the 2s,h ult., as the
man who made run on the First National Bank of
Charleston in November, 1867, and on Savannah
bank In March, 1868, for one thousand dollars, and
on Kansas City bank for three thousand dollars.
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HDELL1BLE PENCILS, for marking linen, Pal
ace Playing Cards, very handsome; common Cards,
10 cents per pack; Check Books and Bank Books
very low; Slate Pencils 25 cents PER box; Shipping
Cards and Tags; ALSO Masonic Certificates in parch-
ment and look form, at COURTENAY'S,
January 1G smw6 9 Broad-:treet.
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SOUTHERN RIcE.-The Savannah Daily Ad-
vertiser Of Friday states that shipment Of three
hundred uerces of Carolina rice has taken place at
that port by steamer for Liverpool being the first to
Europe any moment from the south since the war.
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The UNITED STATES COURT, JANUARY %
HoN. GEORGE 6. BRYAN PREsDNo.-1he following
petitions involuntary bankruptcy were. on motion
of respective counsel referred to J. c. Carpenter,
Esq, Registrar:
Ex partc Reuben Bcaslcy, Jno. NJ. Iimmons, Jas.
S. Bristow Math, " Byrd. J. s. Walker.
In re David ". Cuttino, IN J. Witherspoon
Erwin Petitions for full and final discharge. Or
dercd that final hearing be continued to the 18th
February, 1869.
E1 parte E. O. Coachman, Simous E Lucas, R. G.
White. Petitions for full and fnal discharge. Fm'l
hearing oath February, 1869. and reference to c.
Carpenter, Esq.,, Registrar.
In re J. Nice. 1harin. The judge approved of
Campbell G.. Henderson, Esq as assignee.
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GROVER g. BAKERS
FAMILY SEWING NACHlN ES,

TNHE VERY HIGHEST PRIZE-THE IMPERIAL
i Cross of the Legion of Honor-was conferred
upon the representative OF The GROVER BAKER
SEWING MACHINES OF the Exposition Univcrselle,
Paris, 1867.
The GROVER & BAKER FAMILY SEWING MA
CHIMES are the only Machines that can both sew
perfectly and tmbroider perfectly
They sew with threads direct from the spool, and
require no rc-winding.
Unlike other Machines, these fasten both ends of
the scam by their own operation.
With these Machines while silk is used upon the
right OF face.s:de of the seam cotton may be used
upon the other 81 ic Til; can be done on no other
Machine, and is great saving upon all articles
stitched or made up with silk.
sold at New York prices by
KINSMAN BROTHERS
No. 279 KING-STREET,
SOLE AGENTS FOR TIE STATE OF SOUTH
CAROLINA.
JanuaryG wfm1mo
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THE ORPHAN HoUsE.-Ail the old officers of
this institution have been reelected except the ma
t1on and steward 1t is understood that the present
incumbent, Mr. Desaussure declines reelection.
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Marrieo.

sTEwART-ARNOLD-O Thursday evening,
January 81, 1869, by the Rev. w. J. BOWMAN. at tho
wentworth-st-eet Lutheran Church, RO p E RI
STEWART aud MARIA A.. eldest daughter of RICH
ARB ARNOLD, Esq, all of this city.
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LADIES LUNCH AT KINsMAN's SALOON. .-Oys-
tiers in every style. Mince pies, fresh daily. Hot co
fee and chocolate at all hours. Ice cream every
day.
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So BOTTOMRY WANTED IN THE SUM
of s6O0c) Six thousand Dollars gold, more or less,
on the Spanish brig FIR ,NCIsCO DE ALTUNA, her
Masts. sails. Anchors. apparel and Furniture.
Scaled proposals. stating terms, will be received
at the spanish vice-con snl4e, No. l49 Bay-sreot,
Savannah, Ga. until THURSDAY. 2SL January, at IL
O'Clock NJ. when the same will Eo onencd in the pre-
scnce oil those Interested
For further particulars, apply to
CARL EPPING & CO., Copstsnc's.
January % 6
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

CHOICE GREEN AND BLACK TEAS, 81 per
pound at Wilson'S Grocery southeast corner Society
and Ansou streets Goods delivered free
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sunfral notirss.

Gs- The Relatives and Friends of AIr.
and Mrs. T GRANGE S1MoSs are invited to attend the
Funeral of Mre..sIMoNS, at Ten O'Clock THIS
NoRsINo, at st. Paul's Church, Eadc!ifeboro'.
January d
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AcKSow1EDaE1rENT.-TH NEWS is indebted
to Messrs. Wake, Evans l. Cogswell for hand
omsly and durably bound ir.erleaved copy of their
useful Southern Almauas for 1869.
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sg BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE. Hills
s,,lcrdll lla:r Dys is the best in ,he world tb.
only true aud po'feci bye; harmless. raiiablo
n.tantaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous
tints; remedies the i'll effects OF bad dses ID ygo-
rates md leaves the hair soft and beautul black OF
brown. Sold bv all Druggists and Pcrfun ers; and
properly applied at Bachelors Wig Factory, No
Pond-sHeet. New York. Tyr January
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ayBUY YOUR TEA AND COFFEE FROM
KRIeTE & CHAPMAN. corner King aAd isadrli[rs
Streets and scs better article TOR the same noney
than at anv osner establish aleu. IL the cry.
NuvaiEber II 3mos
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SuEHIFE'$ Sal Lie.
by yi,tuc of writ Of Fieri Fucils. 10 me directed
Gay If February next at the beast OF the
Courthouse, between the hours Of II A. III. and
P. NJ.
All the riht title and iatprest Of tho defendant in
o TRACT OF LAND, situate Oh Edf to Island, and
known as "Cednr Hail." together with the b 1dngs
and improvements thereon, said tract containing 4uO
acre., more or less.
Levied on and to he sold as tho properly Of DR..
James +. haley at the suit OF Joseph Purcell, for
use OF O. B. Northrop.
At the same lime and place
an the right title and int est Of the defendant in
all that 10 / Or LAND. Hitl improvements thereon,
situate in the Town Of Mount Pleasant; raid Lot
bounded south on rsnnets ree- east on Ian 8 OF
Da son. and west on lands Of romuson.
Levied on and to be sold as the pr p :rty Of VIM.
T. pearce at the suits of h II. Bequest ana c. Roper
ALSO.
At the me time and p,ace-
All the right title aud lutte est OF tho defendant
in all that TRACT OF LAND s,tua:e IN St Johns
Berkeley near Mount Ho lv htLtiDn. Northeastern
thereon; saId tract continuing abou IS acres, more
or less, boul del noi tn By lands W. }. hutson,
eouth by lunds OF 4. Donne.lv. east by lands OF
DonLey ard Freezo, and west by lands OF Louis
CapSou.
LevieJ on and to be sold Is ths properly OF Ed
wa d r. Sims at tho suits OF Loo1rs a. Wills,
ertcutcri and j. 1. Crawford.
ALSO.
At the same limo and place
All the right tito an Interest Of the defendant In
all those llIRLE LOTS OF LAND with buildings
and improvements thereon, stu ite The rth side
Levied On aud to be so as the pro ,,ert. of O. @.
Trumbt, at the suit of acbile De Cara .uo.
Terms cash. 8. W. II. hACKLY, S. O. Q.
Jlnu-ry IL mA
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Spffial Nutifes.


eg CONSIGNGES' NOI1CE.--DESPATCH
Line Schooner s. t. E. CoRSON will discharge cargo
This DAY, at Adrer's South Wharf Goods rot call.
ed or before sunset will be stored 1t risk und K
pense of consignecs. No claims allowed alter goods
lc,ve the wharf WILLIAM RO ACH s. co.
January %
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LOCAL M MATTERS.
MEETINGS. THIS DAP.

Burns Charitable Association, at P. NJ.
Trustees College Of Char eston, at hafpast P. NJ.
Bible Society Of Charleston, at P. NJ.
Friendship kodee, at P. III.
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as- RECEIVERS NoTIcE.-THE UNDER
SIGNED, having been appointed bccciver Of the
late fir m ef DAWSON & BLACKMAN, hereby givos
notice that all claims ngainst SAID firm must be pre-
sentci to him. and all persons indebted must make
payment to JNo. T. HUMPHREYS.
January 13 No 81 Broad-sireet.
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BE- ESTIMATES WANTED FOR FUR
NISHING WOOD at landings on Ashley River or on
Savannah railroad. Apply at the LIME KILNS,
CannonsbCro' Wharf. OLNEY & co.
January % 2
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STEAM rNjrNEs md no:LERs, of various sizes
on hand
IMPROVED VERTICAL AND HORIZONTAL CORN
MILLS, SUGAR sIILL;, SUGAR BOILERS
AND PAYS. Of I'll siass
HORSE POW rs AND GIN GEARING. from to
1G icct in diameter
IMPROVED LEVER COTTON PRESSES for Hano'
p,wcr, saw auI Rice Mills
MACHINERY AND CASTINGS Of all descriptions
male to order
Particular attention paid to
HOUSE FRONTS AND CASTINGS FOR BUILD
INGs. GRATINGs,
c5syERY COVERS SASH WEIGHTS, de-, dc,
WILLIAM S. HENEIEY,
MACHINTS7 AND 70 UNDER
Ko. NgET1NG-sTREET.
CHARLESTON, S. C.
Iu,ustS nlws
r T.. uunPn nrsEYs,
BEoKEB, AUcT1oNEER AND C0tNLS-
SION MERCHANT
SALES OK EfAL ESTATE. STOCKS. BoNnS, sE'
CIJKIII;;-. AND T. R>ONAL rEUPEkTY
ATTENDED 70.
Eo.a7 BROa D-STR f Il T,
CuARLE~TON, e.. o.
REFERENCES.
Hon. BENRY BUST, ". J. MAdRATH, Esq,
General JANIS OoNNER, 7. L. WARING, Esq.
October
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ativcs, Friends and Ac.

@ ativcs, Friends and Ac-
qrsintance. of Mr. and Mrs. HENRY BESsEN. are
respectfully invited to atond the Funeral ofthcir
younge.t sop HENRY, at their residence corner
Coming and Cannon streets. HIS AFTEnSocEa at Two
o'clo, L. without further invitation.
January rs
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J. D. Kirkpatrick, Adm'r Us. Ellen D. an
crum, CT ut.-BN for Partinon to sell
Lands, &c.
In pursuance OF orders made in the above cause,
will sell before tho Courthouse in Camden, on the
first MOsDAY IN February next, being the first
day of the month,
All that portion OF the RED BANK PLANTATION.
lying in Kershaw County, adjoining cast and north
of the part above described, founded north aud east
by LANDS of the heirs OF Wm. A. Ancrum, deceased,
and on the south and west by lands Of thomas j.
Ancrum, and tho r, naming portion Of said vRed
Bank" above described. This tract being the por-
ton OF "Rcd Bank" owned by the late W. A. An
crum. On this pl lnation there is complete settle
meat suited for u large plantation.
ierms-so much cash as will pay costs and ex-
pens Of sale; balance on credit OF one. tGo and
and three years, interest payable annually from date
secured by bond, personal suroties, aud mortgage
OF the premiss Purchasers to ray for stamps and
papers O. sHlVEk, Clerk.
j nunry 25 mw2
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@poMEROYs DEMOCRAT.-M. M. OR
"Drick" PesrRnor's new paper already eds in
circu alton every rpotucal paper IN the worlI.
1, ,s cred hot" and Of unusual interest. Send for
sample copies. PRINTING HOUSE SQUARE, New
York city. January 25
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THE DAILY NEWS.

ss- LARGEST crRcULATioN.-rHE DAILY
NEWS BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY
RECOGNIZED AS HAVING TIE LARGEST CIR
oULATIoN IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON,
PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN,
ING IN THE PoSToFFICE AT THE END OF
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO THE pRovIS.
IONS OF THE NEW PoSToFFICE LAW.
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CLUBS AND STARs.-The following cases will
be disposed Of a! tho Mayor's Court this morning:
Ned Young. colored for breaking into the shop OF
Charles Wright colored, 1t No. 80 street. and
stealing therefrom quantity Of ircn on the night
of the 22d lust
Priscilla Graham. coorsa, odg'd for stealing
clothes from anna CIR an. colorsd, in Hanoycrstrcet
on Saturday.
Henry Chiso'm colored, lodged for disoreeyly
conduct and molestiDg citizens, corner Mary and
Meeting streets.
George Washington. colored. lodged for being
drunk and beatir his wfo IN Kinsstrect. and after
wards assau!t:rg tic 20 tceman with hatchet in
his cell.
SNicholas Myers. white, lodged for being drunk In
st. Pbilip-street.
ASYhite man lodged :or being drunk and unable
TO take care OF himself in klng.street.'
Vim. Jervey, solored, lying drlnk IN King street.
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@-ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN.-ON lHE
Errors and abuses iDcdout to Youth and Early Man.
hood with tha hu view OF tre TIN ,ut and rure,
sent by mail fec oi charge Address, HOWARD
A, OCLAlIuN, Fox p. Philadelphia Pa.
January % 1p,,.
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In pursuance of orders in above stated cause will
SOL before Courthouse in Camden, OH MONDAY,
the first day of February next, being the frst
Monday, at public outcry,
All that portion Of the RED BANK PLANTATION,
belonging to Thomas j. Ancrum, situated on the
east side OF the Waterec RIVER. in Kershaw County.
bounded north and east by the remaining portion
OF the said "Rcd Bank Plantation" aud by the
estate Of Vim. a. Ancrum, on he east BY "The Eng
lish Lands" on the south by "The Jones Lands"
and west by the Wateree Rivor, ntalning nine hun
drcd and fit, EIGHT acres, more or less.
Torms-So much cash as will pay the costs Of
these proceedings; tho balance on credit of one,
two and three years with interest payable annually,
secured by bond, with approved personal suretcs.
The title deeds to be made, hut not delivered but
main in court until the puichaso money be paid.
Purchaser to pay for stamps and pape:s.
c. SILVER, Clerk.
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JAMES AUGUSTUS BLACK. Eso.-From the
Abbeyiile Fress we gather the following particulars
relatye to the life of James Augustus Black. Esq.
who died in Columbia on the 10th Instant. He was
of a distinguished Revolutionary ancestry. gra' d
son OF Joseph Black, for many years State senator
from Abbeyllle and one nf o numerous family long
identified with the district and state Enjoying the
advantages ofan excellent early education he STUDIED
raw in the Office of Chancellor Caldwell, Of Columbia
and soon found employment in the Secretary of
States Office. His familiarity with the records Of
that office led to his selection as the agent Of the
State in scouting its Revolutionary claims ag inst
the General Government and but for the breaking
out Of the war these claims would have been fully
adjusted. During the war he was elected to the
office of Comptroller General Losing in the general
wreck his Office and Lis books, he returned to his
native district to repair his shattered fortunes and
for the past twelve months he resided in Abbevie,
as general assignee in bankrup'cy. He had been
recently elected Democrat, to the State Lesisla-
ture, but died before taking his seat.
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a Rare Opportunity 10 Secure Magnificent
Estate

III THE CnURT OF COMMON Pleas
IN EQyITY-KEksHAW COUNTY.
In order to conduce TO the interest of purchasers
and to preserve the 81 rnmery of complete Estate
following sales will be made at the place and
tme thus affording IN opportunity to purchasers
to possess one Of the finest PL ,NTA IONS In the
state The two places combined form a mort de-
sirabe and productive plantation of fifteen hundred
aud twenty acrea one thousand acres of rich swamp,
and about Ave hundred acres of best upland, all
cleared and has often produced and sill eau pro-
duce over one thousand pounds cotton 10 tho acre.
Plats can be seen at my Office.
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JJTEDEG o INFORM THE LADIES AND OUR
wv Customers III general. that we have just re-
ceycd in addition 10 our uslla stock OF DOMESTIC
and FANCY COL 81, new supply suitable for the
present season.
CONSISTING OF:
CLOAKS, DRY GOODS, pOpLINS, &c, at reduced
prices
H. ayy BImoral skirts stS1 IL
Very choice article Dlack silk 81 so, worth 81 so
Ladies. super Mcliuo Vests ouly 81
lot oil ine Piano Covers Which will lie sold less
than cu5t.
$50 dozen nOoP SKIRTS 50 TO eoc.
A lot OF phCtogr Iph Albums IS cents
UtteDh"inler's celebrated French CORSET, 81 Uo
and upward
fa and COMPLETE assortment of German and Eng
lish HOSI aEY, frJm 12i5 up
Afne sorincnt OF Ladlos' aud Childrons Silk Ber-
llu Clo Ii and Lisle GLOVES, oiegaht designs.
ALso,
A good a-lcctiDn OF
BLANKETS. COMFORTS, QUILTS
FLANNELS, CASSIMERES
TABLE DANASKS, &C.,
st tho lowest figures.
We would als , notify our patrons that W. have ar
ranged se.arate department ID our Store exciu-
sively for
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, TRUNKS, &c.
as- ENTRANCE ON oALHOUN-sIREET.
FURCHGOTT s. EROS,
No. 4s7 KING-sTREET.
Daceuber 3mo
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Horses, Aules, Carts, Wagons; also Furniture,
consisting Of Fine Mahogany Chamber Set,
MarJle-top Bureaus and Washstands, Fine
Mahogany Wardrobes, Nohair Chairs,
Rockers, Carpets. Mirrors, Bedstsads, Bed.
ding, Tables, Countinghouss Desks, Office
and Cooking Stoves, Secretaries, Sofas,
pinnns e. Mt 5,,cfjo1
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slIEisIFF,S SALE.

J,nuary Il thm8wth3 Assignse Gabriel Davis
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
"a LITTLE RiJiOuS."

How often is this the response 10 the enquiry
after a friends health as if to be bilious was
trihing matter hardly worth thinking about.
But let it be remembered that, rs tall oaks
from little acorns grow" 80 formidable diseases
arise from being "a little bilious"
Severe bilious attacks are more common in
Spring, Summer and Autumn than in Winter,
but the serious disorders of the liver which SO
often occur at those seasons, may be traced, in
hundreds Of instances to Winter indulgenees
and their neglected consequences. More highly
seasoned food is eaten, more fiery drinks i'm
bibed, in cold than in warm weather, and thus
the biliousness is produced which, under q
warmer temperature, eliminates in remittent
and intermittent fevers-
The very best medicine for persons who are
either LITTLE or a good deal bilious, is HOSTEL
TIERS STOMACH BITTERS. No bluepill OIL
calOmel is required in such cases. Those pow
erful mineral medicines cut two ways, like
double edged sword. They act, il is true upor
the liver, but react most deleteriOusly on Other
parts of the system. They stick there, and
cannot he got rid of. The Bitters contain vege
table agents of an anti.bilous tendency, that
produce n specific and most genial effect upor
the hillary organ. without entailing any owl
consequences whatever. They are altogether
igkoleSOUIc and act fLvorably and simultaneously
upon the stomach, the liver, the bowels, the
nervous system, and the brain.
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MARRIED

At the residence Of Mr.. Richard Mahon,
jackson county, on the 5th inst. by Rev. VIM.
Mahon, Mr.. EDMUND NJ. BOYD, Of Jackson,
W Va, to Miss REBECCA r. WEBB, OF
Wheeling
At the residence of Colonel J. NJ. McCue, in
Augusta county, Va, on the 9th instant, by the
Rev. John PiukertoH, Captain JAMES BOYD,
formerly of West Virginia, but late OfIexas, to
Miss MARY +. SHEETS, of Augusta county,
Va-ScOttSriNe Register.
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TIE LATE THADDEUS
STEVENS.

febl-1y
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FOR RENT.
NOTICE.
Am ORDINANCE

VlO AMEND THE TWENTIETH SECTION
of an Ordinance entitled IAN Ordinance in
relation to the elective powers and duties Of
Sanitary Committee and Board Of Health Of the
City of Wheeling" TO read as follows:
; SIC. 20. That it shall be unlawful for any per
son, without permission from tho Council OF
Board Of Health, or any three members thereof
10 bring or cause to be brought, or TO aid OIL
assist in bringing, within this city any one hay
ing the Small. Pox, tAsatic Cholera or Varioloid
uniess such person shall use all possible care
and diligence to prevent any communication
with the diseased person, except by physician;
and relatives, sand shall convey him or her as
soon as possible beyond the limits OF the city
Every person offending against the provisions
of this section shall forfeit and pay TO the city
not less than fifty nor more than two hundred
dollars for every such offence.
Passed Council January 18th, 1869.
ianI42t II. F. FEENY, City Clerk.
Qntelligencer copy.l
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ianl2 st
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DIED.:

At his residence in RitchietOwn on Tuesday,
January ~, 1862 LEWIS SHAFER, aged Is
years. He was employed in the Belmont Mills.
The funeral will take place from his late resi-.
dence on Friday morning at 10 o'clock. Friends
of the familY are invited TO attend.
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Arrested.

SPRINGFIELD, January l3.-Nelsor
Spellman was arrested here yesterday
for an attempted outrage on Mrs. Eliza,
beth Gibbons, an estimable lady 81
years of age, as she was going to church
on Sunday. She was thrown down in
the snow and severely injured, but her
screams frightened the villain away.
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special Notice.

Beurdrc Of Ceunterfsits. O6Scrrs the name Of
JOE NOSES on the Pdckdgs-purchdSs none iCith-
out tall others are base and lrorthlcSS limitations
N.B.-One Dollar, with fifteen cents for post
age, enclosed to the sole ProprietC Z, JOB
MOSES, - Co-tlandt Street New York, viii
insure a bottle eli the geni1in4 containing Fifty
Pills, by retusn mail securely sealed from al
observation decl2
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state Of Wes virginia.

ohio County Circuit Court
december Rules. rs
William BrownJ
Attacbneut In Mi,
Henry Gartley)
V'HE OBJECT or THIS SUIT Is TO NJ
-, over ag OF the said defendant the sum of
sI,I.p' with interest thereon from the 9Ith day
Of DecsmbeT lsss, an payment aud costs.
Attachment having bosB tssusd from the
clerk . oihce Of saId Court and served on Aldiah
~ johnston, garniabes In this suit, and IL 40.
peArinE from an AFFIDAVIT 1lsd In this case tbst
said Henry Gartley Is not a resident Of the
State Of West Virginia, on motion Of plaintiff,
attorney II IL Ordered thai ho do appear her,
within one month after the fourth weekly pnD
lic&tlOn and due postiRg Of this sfder AZ the
trent door Of the Court HOVse Of aid eOanty.
and dc what he may deem Of " protect bis Ia
tsrest In the above entitled cause.
Test MICHAEL J. BItEISIG. Clerk
TAYLOR & BARI, Attorney, for Plaintiff
decJ1 -OaWN
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