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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-18

WASHINGTON, Dot, Is.
The President and party left Freder.
lex this morning for the Antletam bat
tleileld. They Travelled over the noun.
tains In carriages. On the way Score
tary Cox and Colonel Vernon pointed
out the several scenes Of conflict In
which they were both engaged, the
South Mountain being OF peculiar In.
tetest to the President and General
Sherman, who made many inquiries
concerning the hoatllitieS at that point,
Gen. Sherman with several other gen.
lemen, hastily passed over o portion
ofthe ground on foot, while the horses
were resting, In order TO have q better
understanding Of the events, and move
ments Of the day. Secretary Cox was
General In the Army OF the Potomac,
and assumed command Of the Ninth
Corps after Reno was killed at
South Mountain. At Middleton
large crowds surrounded the
open carriage Of the President,
greeting him with cheers, and not for
getting Gen. Sherman in their welcome,
Miniature flags and handkerchiefs were
waved by ladies, and the bells Of the
village were rung. A reception equal.
ly enthusiastic was given at Boonshoro,
and also at Keedysville. The party ar.
rived at Artletan1 cemetery OF half.past
Two O'Clock. A large crowd OF resl-
dents OF the vicinity were In waiting.
Judge Wtssell, Of Hagerstown, received
the President 10 brief address, In
which he spoke Of the eminent service
the President had rendered to the coun.
try, and OF the graves OF the dead who
fell In defense OF the Union, and con-
cluded his speech by saying he had been
Instructed by the citizens OF Hagers.
tawn to invite the President and party
to visit that county seat. The Presi-
dent returned his thanks, and said he
had been highly gratlGed with his visit
to Western Maryland, but as they had
10 take the cars at half.past three
O'Clock, they would not have time TO
Secretary Cox and Postmaster General
Creswel were then severally intro
duced to the crowd. Cheers were given
for the President and General Sherman.
A number ofladles and children crowd
ed into the presence OF these gentle
men. and engaged In hand shaking,
which evidently afforded them much
pleasure. The little children equally
enjoyed the kisses Of the President.
After survey Of the grounds, the party
re.entered their carriages on thelr return
to keedysville, when cheers spontane.
ously were given for the President and
General Sherman and Secretary Cox.
A special train was In waiting at
KeedysYille. several miles from the
cemetery, and this brought the party 10
Washington, where they arrived ut nine
O'Clock. The people OF Frederick and
elsewhere In. Western Maryland pro.
fusely extended their hospItalIties, and
the party express their pleasure Of the
manner OF their reception. -.
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Lewis County.

FATAL AccIDBNr.-.o Tuesday morn.
Ing, last week, Miss Lee Gum, q Young
lady p years OF age, residing on Fees
mans Creek about six miles from
Weston, was accidently shot through
the heart by her brother, Adam Gum,
a young man aged about 10 years.
EARLY on Tuesday morning Mrs, Gum
saw largo chicken.hawk near the
house, and called her son to shoot il,
lie came hurrledly and got his rifle aud
cooked It as no walked along, with the
barrel over hts arm, the muZzle point.
Ing TO tho rear, and keeping his finger
on the hammer. While going In the
direction Of the bIrd-h!s ewes being
lntently fixed upon it-he made q miss
step, the hammer fell, and the gun was
discharged, the bullet passing entirely
through tho body Of his sister, who was
watching him.
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TEHNE8SER.
The Legislature and the Senatorial
Election.

The Legislature and the Senatorial
Election.
NASHVILLE, Oct. Is.
The Legislature did not transact any
business Of importance to-day. Con-
siderable numbers Of the members will
20 70 franklin tomorrow, where john
son "a 10 speak. Andy'a friends are
still confident Of his election, although
the belief 10 largely entertained that he
has been losing strength during the
last few days. ElectloneerlnR 10 as
brisk as ever, the most extraordinary
appeals being made on both sides,
through the press, In the hotels, and on
the streets. It 10 not probable that
johnson will refer directly to the Sena.
torlal question In his speech to.mor-
row.
The election comes OF on Tuesday,
and The following names are likely to
be placed in nomination: Johnson,
Etherldg9, Jordan, Stokes, Milton,
Brown, ex- Governor Nell s. Brown,
Judge Henry Cooper, Edmund Cooper,
A. o. P. Nicholson, Edwin Ewing,
Baille Peyton, Robertson Topp, and T,
A. Il. Nelson. II all these names are
placed In nomination, as seems proba.
bles The combined opposition will be
able TO leave johnson In minority on
the first ballot, as every candidate has
some hackers. The question is, when
concentration on some one man is re-
sorted TO, will not q considerable mum.
Der who OF drst voted from local con-
alterations, transfer their ballots to
Johnson Some certainly will; but
whether enough to elect, 10 Just now the
.puzzliug query. ills not probable that
Etheridge can absorb enough votes 10
elect himself.
The new City Council last night pass.
ed o resolution asking the Governor 10
take the necessary steps Tor the arrest
Of number Of Ascending members OF
the old city government, who are said
to have practlced huge swindling before
leaving office.
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a !, blow upon the forehead, -Pt. Pleasant
Re0iSt N.

DENocRAIIu NoNINAr1oNs.-J. Monroe
Jackson has been nominated by the
Democracy Of Wood county for House
OF Delegates; Hon. Chas. s. Lewis and
John J. Davis, for the same In Harrisoni
Col. D. II. Smith and Dr.. spIcer Patrick
Tor same In KanaWha, and Henry
Branuon for same In Lewis.
TIM colored people Of CharlestoWn,
says the Free IreSS, are preparing for
q Grand Celebration OF tho Order Of In.
duslry on the 2lst Instant. There 10 10
be o procession Of orders, Sabbath
Schools, TO-, Speeches In grove near
town. The services Of band from
Hagerstown have been secured.
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WEST VIRGINIA,
Harrison County.

SINoN-PuRg REPunLrcASIsN We
have received q somewhat abusive
anonymous letterffom a young man In
ClGrksbuIg, who allows his zeal to get
the better OF his discretion. He con.
cludSs by saying: "Your paper Is no
more Republican than the wheeling
Register" Now we think our friend
Is mistaken, and We should have
thought better Of him II he had accom-
panied his letter with o definition Of
what "RSpuhllcanIsm" Is. We are pre-.
pared to admit that Judged BY the stand.
ard recently SET up in ClArksburg we
may DO found wanting. II the Hon.
Mr., Carllls Is the embodiment Of i'm
maculAte RNpublicanIsm, as he u In
the estimation Of our correspondent, Of
course we and all like Us must fall 10
the rear. In order to Judge ourselves
lnGslllSsnsly we 90 back to that gen.
tlsmAn's speech at indianapolis In the
Summer OtlS62, when he spoke from
the same stand with WIckllfe, OF Ken.
lucky, who then declared himself "for
4 white mans war against the abolI-
tIoulSts," aud we ind Mr.. Carli!e's
speech on that occasion provoking such
comments as these In q Republican pa
per; .r.-
"Never did ranker treason fall from
the lips OF South Carolina secession.
lst than was uttered by him In the cap.
ltal city OF Indiana yesterday. Never
did any man more belle the Govern.
ment that protected him." 1.1H
And such as these from the New
York World, then a supporter OF the
Government and OF the war. Aiter re-
fsrrlng to Wlckllffe's speech It said:
1.-THE other speeches In this gathering
were In this same trai torous vein. Sen.
ator 0arlile denounced the legislation
Of Congress as 'dlvertlng the war Into
an unholy and gigantic crusade against
the institutions Of the South aud inau.
guratIng policy which would continue
the war forever and bring on military
oespotIsm.' It follows" adds the
World, "that the rebels ought to resist
this policy and crusa AIDE to the last ex>
tremlty." And that journal declared
lts conviction that III the mlldeat sort
oiJustIce were done these men. they
would one and all be arrested and sent
over the rebel lines"
IfthIs now Is the standard Of Rspub.
lican!sm by which our Clarksburg
friend judges ua, he might have deliver
ed hImselfeven more strongly. From
Mr.. CarlIle's point OF view we are not
nearly 50 much Republican" as the
Wheeling Register. That we concede
very freely. Indeed Mr.. oarllle's Re-
publIcanIsm aud the Registers Democ.
racy appear to be identical. But we
should have RETAINED from calling at
tention to the coincidence II we had not
been provoked TO Il.
PFom he ConIeTrdttUe. -.a.
A YOUNG man from this county re-
Gently barRained with somebody In
New York for an $50 gold watch to be
forwarded O. o. D. The package came
by express, the young man paid his
money, and opened his package, when
he found only lump OF lead. After
some expense and trouble he got his
$50 back.
TIE boy Drain who fell from a
chestnut tree, near Prospect Valley,
had his one arm amputated Thursday,
last week, and died the same day.
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DEcL1NRs.-RSv. D. H.K. Dix, who
was nominated by the Republicans for
Senate In the Putnam dIstrlcs has de.
IclIned. The reason he assigns Is this:
Having arranged to move within the
bounds OF my charge In Mason county,
before the action OF the ConventIon:and
Mr.. Phelps, the Senator elect, already
residing In said county, 1t would be
inconsistent and q manifest violation
OF the spirit and intent OF our State
Constitution for both the Senators 10
reside In the same county, as the Con.
stltuIlon provides that no two Senators
shall be elected from the same county,
Jerome T. Bowyer, Esq, Is the Re
publican candidate for House of Dele
gates In Putnam county. Mr.. Bowyer
is o young man OF srrlghtly mind; and
will be remembered by many here as
having been engaged In one Of the Ex-
ecutIve Offices, under Gov. Pelrpolnt
at an early period Of the war,
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ExcLuslvRLY FOR LADrEs,-The la
dies are respectfully informed that It
mas become the faahIon 10 wear water.
falls quite low, or at least much lower
than they were last winter, Neverthe-
less number OF the sex not having
learned the fact, still keep their cush.
Ions on their crowns, which looks bad
for narrow necks, very bad,
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ANoTHER.-We are able 10 record an.
other case where the Democracy have
been unable to lind any fault with the
board of registration. The Wellsburg
Netcs (Democratic) has a quarter OF o
column In commentator OF the board
In Brooke county. The Nesrg comedies
that the board acted with entire fair
ness, and says there are now but two
persons In that county entitled to vote
who are not registered; and the Nebs.
has no doubt they would have been had
they applied. We should like to see
the Wheeling Register make o note OF
this, and tell us Kiit don't think a reg.
lstry law lmpartially admins tered Is a
pretty good thing. after ALL ,,'
SPLENDID WooL.-A few days ago we
were shown a sample OF wool, sheared
from bucks and ewes, owned BY Mr..
VIM. Ridgley, Of West Liberty. These
thoroughbred Spanish sheep are Of the
best Vermont blood, and surpass ANY,
thing OF the kind ever before In Brooke
or Ohio counties. Mr.. RIdgley's ewes
averaged GH pounds OF wool, clean
washed. This we consider hard TO
beat WeltsbHro NeIpS. =
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ONLY ONE

Il - =
Hair Dye has been proved poIaonlea, Pro.
lessor Chiffon, whose reputation as an an.
alytical chemist giVA his statements the
weight OF authority, announces that
0ristadoro's Excelsior Dye
has been subjected 10 the proper tosts in hi
laboratory, and that the results AhoW II b
DO ..
ABSOLUTELY HARMLESS,
% well % admirably adapted 70 the pur.
poses for which It Ia designed This % I'm.
portant, as the public has Just been warned,
BY two leading scientific organs, against
THIRTY DEADLY DYES
now before the public.
CRIsrADoRoE HAIR PREsERvA.
TIVE, a. q Dressing, acts Like O charm on
the Halr after Dyelng. Try u.
ocLll-Imd6W
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The Greatest DisaoYerY OF the Agl

The Greatest Discovery Of the Age.
This ls admitted to DO the met by the
Thousands who arc now using DR.. Tobias
Celebrated Venetian Eminent. It has been
introduced since lS7; and no one once
trying It 10 ever without It, twill positive.
" euro the under.mentionol complaints, Il
used a. directed: ..| ....I .....
Chronic rheumatism, Sore Throat, Head.
ache, Toothache, sprainS, Bruises, Old Sores,
swellings, Mosquito Bites, and Pains in the
Back, Chest, or Limbs Also taken inter
nally for Cholera, Diarrhma, DyRntery,
Group, Collie, Sea Sickness, spasm, &c. II
Is perfectly harmless to take internally.
(see oath accompanying each bottle,) II
has never failed 70 cure every case OF
DiaThOa, Dysentery, and Group, II used
when inst taken. Always have bottle in
the house in readiness, and you will never
regret It. a
Price, Fifty Cents and ions Dollar Sold
by the Druggists and storekeepers. Depot,
10 Park Place, New York. ~
o0tll-lmdkW
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8petlaI MatIees.
Tha Haalinp Pool

bsaAIs FOR YOUNG MEN, who have milan
Into vicious habits, and now desire Q higher
Life, and better MANHOOD, with certain
means Of relief for the a1lloted. Bent In
scaled letter envelopes, free OF charge. Adj.
dreB, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Boz p,
Philadelphia, Pa. Bepg. Snd&w
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AcoIDRNT.-Thomas, son OF Hon J,
N. Phelps, OF this place, on the llth
Inst, fell from the top OF very tall
Walnut tree, near town, severely frac.
tnrinG the left arm Just above the
elbow joint, receiving at the same time
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HUsTAD-MooRE-ou Sunday evening.
Oct. II, 1900. at the residence OF the bfiiaG
parents, by Rev. A. J. LYDIA, MI. NORRIS
husrAD, OF New York, and Miss ALICE Viz.
0INIA MOORE, Of this city,
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Writ County.

1MPRovINd.-The Writ county Demo.
crGt In rejoicing over the Ohio election
news says: "Hurrah for the white
mani" Tho Democrat hurrahed better
than It knew. The copper>colored
ticket Is beaten, both for Governor and
Legislature. The same paper copies
Gov. Walkers message recommending
the ratification Of the 18th Amendment,
and head lines It IA sound document"
The Democrat seems 10 be improving In
iGs politics.
DRowN1Na.-We regret to announce
the death by drowning OF the little son
Of James Gillespie, Esq, Of Burning
Springs, which occurred on Friday last.
Il appears that the child, who was very
sprightly, and aged about four years,
was playing about a covered spring Of
water and by some means fell In head
foremost. The lid coming down kept
the child's head In the water, and
before relief, could be had life was
extinct.-DemocraE.
. D
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Dr.. Myer. Of Savannah, Ga, says they are
the best mechanical supporters for weak
muscles ever discovered; that by their
warming properties thoy bring power and
health, until the power and strength Of the
muscles are entirely reatoredi that he knows
case where AllcockS Pastors cured gen
tleman OF weak spjne that he daily pre-
Scribes them In his practice, with tho hap.
plest results. octll-lmd&W
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OHIO COUNTY
UNION REPUBLICAN, TICKET.

FIR Senate.
GEORGE JOHNSON, Of Hancock.
F0r E9stSs q DsItodtea
ARCHIBALD ". CAMPBELL, En-.
HON. CHESTER u. HUBBARD,
WILLIAM NORTH, ESQ.
Fer County 6EpsrtEt4NdGI! q School,.
DANIEL u. McDA1D.
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The Hendricks Democracy In 1nJ,.
ana are quite well pleased over the
slaughter OF Pendlcton.
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Notices

w DAVIS; NO. sos MARKET STREET
w. Old Home, Wheeling; haR suffered
for years with Dyspepsia, has been cured by
me indian uetb Doctors, Numbers are
1855 Main street, Wheeling, next door 10
Friends Furniture Store. Consultation frec.
octl2.lWS IfCr
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ABSOLUFKLY HARnLRRR,
Weak Back, Pains Of the Side Of
tha bins.

And about tho Kidneys, are relieved OF
once BY the application Of one Of .a
Alloock's Porous Plasters.
"GAnHTowA. ALA, Nov, ~, 1858.
s4eaEL Taos A1toock 3 O.. -During an
extensive practice Of ten years have been
o frequent witness Of the magical qualities
OF your Porous Plastars, can certify that
they are all you claim for them.
"RoBERT q. CAMPBELL, II. D."
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WASHINGTON, Dot, Is.

The PrOsldentlal Party OF AntlOtam:
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KEELING INTELLIGENCER.

+ u II NJ -.
SVAElNBLY ADVANCE.
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IOENING EDITION.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-19

o. Tuesday moraiog last tho APPEAL
lergi.ed the shooting o. 3 mar Ha@en
J,hp Dtvla-better known as Ganbcst
D .via.n by two OF Cisyt0D's ioyei
militia. The circumstances we're Of Pc
,uiisr atrceity, and were 2 httiDg finale
,ar the Teizn II terror i~nauguTsitd and
maintained in tnose apparently heaven
tlrssken counties opposite US BY those
loodstsined end lawless demons.
Mr.. Dsyis il viii b remembered, was
.e;t at Mound City still alive Tith but
little hopes for his recovery. a feS
1ours after the Chesk left The Mound he
oresthtd his isst. The officer 10 COM
mapd OF the militia knowing that he aud
is sousd would nave TO pass threugb
ais civ, anu that Davis hEd 3 great
many friends here and among The steam-
,oatneD, thought it policy 10 have The
Jeryetrslor Of The Cu-rsge arrested.
TIE murderer was tried OuFuesdsy Oy
sdrumhsad court marital, sentenced to
ieatb, and ne are hsppy IN state the sen
-ence was carried u oa "Wednesday NJ
( O'Clock At Marion.
Davis was called, famiiisriy, come
lines "Gunbost," ard someiimes
.. Captsir.n He wssGquiet, i~noheusiVe,
hsrd sOrking man, sud leaves q vile aDG
NO children to mOurn his uuumeiy ana
-cruz! EMO. He lived al Shawnee Village
~nither his body has been sent Ior rein-
tsTment.
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TENNESSEE Postal MATTERs.-Dur-
inc The past month the following pos'al
chance have been made in the state q
TeDDessee, to-wit: New Cmces nave
heen established a. Wythe Depot ~
Shelby county, and 81 hsyesVllir, 10
Green county. The folio"lng onces'
discontinued curing tns var, ave OSeh
ra-sstabiished: Cageville, in Haywood
Ho1ntv q Usm's Station. IN Dickson
connfy. The following Offices have been
5iscoHtirued MsFblehili, in Franklin ;
vale statioD, in Giles; Whites Creek,
in Davidson, and Broaie's Landing, in
Decatur,
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USEMENI

Miss KELLOGG We notice With
pleasure the reception accorded our
handsome and DISTINGUISHED American
prima donna, Miss Kellogg, st LOUIS
Vile. aud hope she viii Dc prevailed
upon to visit Memphis, where for three
lights 81 least We 3 ia her NH
fashionable aud most spprecistive suii-
ences. We hope she viii come to our
city.
NEW MEMPHIS THEATER.--Mr.F Flank
Msyo gave the third Of his Shskspecean
renditions to q not very lsrge nouss, last
night. The play wss Richard III, with
Mr. Mayo as Richard, Mr.. 81 smlitoD 81
Richmond, Msimourg as Buckingham,
Miss Viola Piankstt IS the Lady Anne,
Mrs. flanagan as Queen, aud Mrs. Nellie
TsyIoF as Duchess Ct York. MIR. Meyo,
So Richard, sustained the high reputa-
ton he had already made for himself by
his deIineation Of Hamlet and ShytocEi
and even sdded fresh lsurels TO those ST.
ready gathered. Mr.. Hamilton showed
in every act and motion throughout the
play the finished sc5Or, and was warmly
Tsesiyed, SO he ever Is. Mrs. flanagan
excslled herself in the d~elineat0ns OF the
grief stricken, yet proud and naughty
queen, and was several times loudly ap-
6iauded, as were also Miss Plunke.t,
Mrs. Taylor and Mr.. Malnbutg. 10
night, aad on S ,tutday At d matinee,
the great play Of Don Cesar de BaEGR
will be given.
GAIsTY.-Miss Annis Hi1dle, the tai
en,ed AID famous artistic o. the Lingard
school, delighted the large assemolage II
Mansger Erly'5 beautiful Little tbealeT
last night. via her exquisite ballad ZEN
ditions. Mss Hindie Is 3 flashed 70
cslist In her line, and it is wogth the
price OF admission 70 hear her sing one
song. Miss Beckett, Madam Henrietta
gnd Miss Mile Howard also continue 70
please-if We may judge from the ap-
pIauss with which they are always re-
ceiyed.
VARIETIEs.-Ths cid Broom, Ike the
new one made famous ia the old saw
continues to sweep clean. Excellent
performances in every line Of the variety
business, played nightly to crowded ant
sppreciatise audiences, make the fATie-
tiss the fsvorits place Of resort Ia The
city. "SomsghiDg fresh every night
and sIgAys goOd,n is Chsrley's motto
and il is pound to insure success.
GARDEN and Flower Seed just re.
eeiyed Al GOODYEAR & Falls Drug Store
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ago, he was written To- upon the suhjscs
of GU Interest, the feet suing membe99
of Congress inquired asDus WB7, whst -
youE Cnambeg a. Commerce cong ao9us
ts2 The Cnambsc Of Commerce Is ons
OF the scaflldings which should be sup
ported, and It should be made active.
de had heard intimetI0hs that cur
Chamber is Inactive. He knew Better
and it should never be ssid while hs re-
mains In Memphis thst thu Chamber OF
Com mere wSs consigned to death, iof
surely there are ten merchants IN t1e
city Whs would cave it from su3h ads
grsce. Toe people and msFchsuts II the
city have no idea what an infusnce and
owe It is abroad. Il must aud shalI De
kept up.
After speaking OF the usss and benefits
OF customhousss, and recommending
that ore be established here, together
With some appropriate remarks On pup
lie roads, the speaker closed by remark
ing We must lesrn TO labor snd to Wall,
and the quotation:
us then be up and doing
VITA = heart for suy &c,
Stll achieving. sill pursuing
Lara ~ l8tor and 40 walt"
A unanimous vote OF thanks wss then
given the speaker, and ths sudIence
broke up delighted wIth the evenings
entertainment.
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT We return cur
sincere franks 60 our friend San. g..
Young, Esq., Of Rom SO P. 0. D.,
Warrington, for q most valuable hook
a list of all the postofioss IN the United
States.
Also, to Mr.. J. Il. SOper, Of Pilaiks,
Florida, for q copy Of 8 handbook for
emiaraots intending 10 settle ia Florida
we have also received a most interest
ing letter from that gentlsmG2, with q
anscimsn OF long hbre cotton enclosed,
We Will present extracts FROM 1t 10 our
readers 81 our earliest convenience.
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tbs New York Tribune says the
reseon why Plantation b tiers are SO
generally need is owing to the fact ina,
fhey are always made up 20 the original
siRodard, ard Of pure material, let the
pyies be what Il will. The Tribune just
Tits tie pail on the head, for Plantation
Bitters are not Only made Of pure mate
rial. but the people are told WHIST they
are msds Of, as the recipe is wrapped
aronnd each bottle. Don't go home
without q bottle.
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The committee men appointed TO can
vass the seversl wards Of the cay ana
procure subscribers to the "CiuEeps'
Union Association" are urgently re
Ques'ed 10 press forward and complete
their Lahore and report u the 30 ournen
meeting TO be held OF Saturday nexti AZ
half past sever O'clNek I'm
w. {. PICKETT, Chairman.