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FISHER, LOWRANCE & FISHER.

fTHE old firm Of Fisher & Lowrance beg to tender
L their thanks to their friends of the up.country
for their liberal patronage heretofore, and with
improved facilities and largely increased Stock, by
strict integrity nnT attention to business, they
feel confident under the new firm Of a growing
trade.
We have the largest and best selected stock Of
HOES, TRACE CHAINS,
Pillow IRON AND Pillow STEEL,
That has been offered in this market since
the war.
Trace Chains, from rs cents, up.
Bradc's Steel Hocs, $3.50 to $3.50 per doz.
Elwill's Corn Hoes, 3 ZOO to s3.75 per doz.
Plow Steel, II cents per pound.
Iron, from S cents up; all sizes and kinds.
We arc Agents for the celebrated BRIN-
LY Pillow. Also, Cardwell's AGRICUL-
TURAL WORKS.
Orange Powder Mills POWDER.
Boston Betting Company's MACHINE
BETTING.
Con. Leather Boiling Company's LEATH-
Err BETTING.
Rider 4 Writings COTTON & WOOL
CARDS.
A complete Stock of TNRDWARE and
GROCERIES, constantly on hand, US low as
can be bought.
We solicit consignmcnts Of. and will pay the
highest prices for oil kindSof Produce.
FISHER, LOWRANCE s. FISHER,
COLUMksHA. S. C.
Feb. 8, 1869 Is IF
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THE LIVER.

ssSSsn...s.s.s.s1, TIE SYMPTOMS Of Liver Com
LSIMMONS' %5sspiuint, arc uneasincss ind pain
MSez, ss.s s,.s.ss IN the side. Sometimes pain in
the shoulder, aud is mistaken for rheumatism.
Tho stomach is affected with loss of appetite
aud sickness, bowels in general ~costiye, some
times alternate with lax. The head is troubled
with pain, and dull, heavy sensation, consid.
s.ss,Sss loss of memory, accom-
81 LIVER GGpanied with painful sensation
@g.Essssssts having lett undono some.
thing Which ought to have been done. Often
complaining of weakness, debility, and low
spirits. Sometimes some Of tho above SYMPTOMS
attend the disease. and at other times very few
Of them but the Liver is generally the organ
most involved. Cure the Liver with Simmons
Regulator and all will be we'll.
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O
NPOWDER.

II WOULD invite tho attention Of dealers to
Il. my Largo and Well Assorted stock Of POW
DER, consisting of
RIFLE, HFg, in kegs, half and quarter kegs,
also in one pound and half pound canistcrs.
DEER lie, in kegs, half and quarter kegs, also
in Que pound and half pound canisters.
EAGLE SPORTING and RIFLE in 81 ponnd
kegs, one pound and half pound canisters.
EAGLE DUCKING, in l23 and Ct pound
kegs, five pound and one pound canistcrs.
BLASTING POWDER, in twenty-five pound
kegs.
Sporting, Mining, and Shipping Powder Of
every variety, manufactured at the celebrated
Mills of II. j. DUPONT DENEMOURS CO.,
Wilmington Delaware, whose reputation has
stood unrivalled for sixty.cight years.
] am prepared to fill all orders, either Retail
or Wholesale, allowing a liberal discountin lots
Of twenty-five kegs or more.
). N. ROBSON, Agent,
Nos. l & 2, Atlantic Wharf,
Charleston, S. G.
Dec. Z, 1868 10 Sm
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DR.. NJ
eEi LIV Err REGUL AT o II,

A. RgMEDY FOR ALL DISEASES CAUSED BY A DE.
RANGED STATE OF THE LIVER.
gsusDsusssasn.n.aD Dvsncnsia, Headache, Jaun.
1FTEEGstU11r.7TI7T;007Tr ssd uSo,e oos,ivencss, Sick lead
s1sssNs 800 sss,.,.s, ache, Chronic Diarrh0a. AT
%fcotions Of the Bladder, Camp Dysentcry, ANcc-
tions Of tho Kidneys, Fever, Nervousness,
Chills. Diseases Of the Skin, Impurity of the
Blood, Melancholy, or Depression of Spirits.
Heart Burn. Colo, or Pains in tho Bowels,
Pain in tho Head, Fever and Aguc, Oropsy,
Tsoils, Pain in IacR and limbs. Asthma. Fry
sipelas, Female Affections, and Bilious Disca.
ses generally.
j. II. XEILIN & CO.,
81 & Druggists. Macon, Georgia.
For snlc by all Druggists. Prico $500 per
package.
A rrcpara,ion Of roots and hcrbs, warranted
to be strictly vegetable, and can do no injury to
any ono.
It has been, used by hundreds, and known
for the last twenty-five years rs ono of tho most
notable, cficatious and harmless preparations
ever offered to tho sufferingt If taken regular.
ly and pcrsistently, it is sure to effect q euro.
..s2D. nhfs fsrEclMEN OF 4 HUNDRED cERrIFl-
GATES:
PHYSICIANS RECOMMEND IT.
M Macon, Ga, Dec. 20, 1868.
MEssRs ZEImS & Co.-Gcntlcmcn: / have
.sedthc Simmons Liver Regulator in my fami'
Ns and also in my regular practice, and bays
found it n most valuable and satisfactory med:
Dine, and bcliovo if it was used by tho profcs
sion it would beo service in worry many cases
know very much Of its component purts, ant
can certify Of lis medical qualities and pcrfcc
harmlessncss.
st.s b. +. GRIGGS, M. ID.
March 5, 1868 % If
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WALHALLA PRICE CURRENT
CORRECTED WEEKLY DY
ID. M

APPLES-Grccn, per bushel, 75al.00
Dried, per pound, 5a7c.
BAGGiNo-dunny, per yard, soass
Dundee, pcr yard,
BALE ROpE-Manilla, pc, pound, 33a35
BUTTER-Per pound, Is
BEESWAX-Per pound, rs
BEEF-Per pound, sac
BACoN-Ilog round, per pound, 1s q 20
BEANS-Whitc, per bushel, 81 SO
CALlCO-Pcr yard, lOa 20
CANDLES-Adamantinc, per lb. 80
Tallow, per pound, Is
CHICKENS, l5a2O
COTTON YARN-Per bunch, So IS
COTTON--Pcr pound, rs
CHEESE-pcr pound, 25
COFFEE-Rio. per pound, 80
COPPERAS--Pcr pound, 10
FLOUR--pcr barrel, $I3 90
FEATukRS--pcr pound, 40
GRAIN--Corn per bushcl, 81 ~
Wheat per bushcl, 50 OE
Rye per bushol, 81 90 a 10
Oats, per bushcl, SO
PEAS-Pcr bushcl, 81 OU
IlDES--Dry, per pound, l6
Green, p0r pound, s
INDIGO--Carolina, por pound,
~ Spanish Float, per ID. 80 90
LARD-Per pound; Is a 20
LlME-Per bushel, 4s.
LUMBER-Boards, per 100 feet, 81 20
Scantling, per 100 feet, 81 25
SII1NGLES-Pcr 1000, So SO
MOLASSES-Cuba. per gallon. 80
n. o. Syrup, 81 90
MADDER-Pcr pound, 40
NAfLS-Per pound, 10
ONlONS-Pcr bushcl, 81 SO
OIL-Kcrosenc. per gallon, 81 90
PORK-Pcr pound, To-
POTATOES-IriSh, per bushel, 81 90
Sweet, per bushcl. SO
RICE-Pcr pound, Is
SHOT-Pcr pound. 90
SlllRTlNG-Brown, per yard, Ia 20
Blcached, per yard, u q 30
SPIRITS-Corn Whiskcy, per gal. 81 0O
SALT-Livcrpool. per sack, So 25
SOAP-Pcr pound, Is
SU GAR--Crushcd, per pound 2!
Brown, per pound; le 90
STARCH Per pound, 90
SODA-Pcr pound, 20
TALLOW-Pcr pound, Is
TURKEYS, 5Oa75
TEA-Grcen, per pound, So 90
Black, per pound. 50 90
TOBACCO-Chcwing, per lib. Pal so
- Smoking, per pound, 5Oa1 90
VINEGAR, Cider, per gallon, 81 90
WOOL-Washed, per pound. 40
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A. RgMEDY FOR ALL DISEASES CAUSED BY A DE.
S tA RANGED STATE OF THE LIVER.
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
OcONEE CONFEDERATION.
VMTHEREAS, Sarah A. Ballinger hath made
w suit to mo to grant her Letters of Ad-
ministration upon the Estate and ELECTS Of w. d.
B%allingor deceased /: The kindred and creditors
Of tho said w. ID. Ballingor, deceased. arc. thorei
tho Court Of Probate, to DO held at W,,lhalla,
s., c., on Monday tho 9th day of April noxt,
atll O'clock, in tho forenoon, to show cause, if
any they can, why tho said Administration
! shouldtnot DO granted. Given nnder my hand,
this tho I'd day of March, 1869.
II. LEWIS,
' Judge Of Probate Court,
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lle!Mnry Lowell.

s'.s' l'N' y ZIG .i.. ''f' t ,',,, = ~ d
An. American vessel Of this name,
lying in British waters among the. Bn-
hama Islands, and which was at thc
moment in charge Of. the British ,rcyc-
nue. officials. with the seal of the Brit.
ish customs on her matches, was seized
ten, days ago, by a Spanish armed ship,
and held in defiance OF tue Alnerican
flag and OF British laws. While the
outrage upon the Lizzie Maior concern
cd only our own relations with Spain,
tho case OF the Lowell also involves
the British government. For which,
in tho first Instance, we demand our
redress from Spnin i'm the second ease,
we can hold England responsible. She
had the Lowell in her lawful custody,
and it is for her to demand satisfaction
Tor the Spanish outrage upon her flag,
making in turn her own repatriation 10
orr government. We have demanded
this PREPARATION at London the Eng
fish may. settle their own affairs nj
Madrid. Eut Spain is thus douU!y in
hot wafer with Two great nations. o"c
q: which has ever bcr. her hereditary
friend, The situation becomes inter-
r;iium. Gazette.
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'Tlr'"U."s. Senate adjourned I'll
called executive session on Friday The
23d instant. ..,if ,:':ti1ti .,n, !u,5
Mr.. Garlic was not confirmed as
Minister to Sweden; though Senator
Sumner and others laborcd zcalously
for him, he came out blank. Mr.
Henry S. Sanford, already Minister to
Belgium. aspiretl' to the Ministcrship
to Spain but couldn't reach it,. the Sen
ate tni'ins to conhrm. Mr.. Pile, TX:
Congressman FROM, Missouri, was uot
confirmed; rs Minister to Brazil. He
was recommended by 10 e. s. Scna-
tors. but when it camc'to the vote. 5 OF
these were against him.. lie is said to
be m illitcralo man, whose brains are
all gus. s. -,
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CUBA.

.-..,,f 1..,...rtI .n1Ya ,,ss,,,
,Arrosni'lcnt l,Ienlocr %! 81; tmG ,n%"Ss
Committee on rorGiSn Aif"Irs HeG!arss
very rn'phhaiIcaIly tII' the HlIninis!ra; !,
ton has de'crmlnGca on ,rccosHllnnMs
Cuban beflierrcTcy, AZ an carly ua!:
Tic policy and mode Of procedure IS
determined upon, and only Await,S
4 favorable p,omcntfer action. =. ppeals*
of IN earliest character arc being ior-
wnrdcd here from the Cuban "Jntltaa
praying: the speedy rGcogni tion in or
drrto end: Tic ati0ritics Of the span
Ia'rlg. . i"h ''''' : -. ...,.,,
~ ElvicGs from the Eastern Depart;
mpmt t. Appc,rs that Salmcsata. nae
bccR ofor nome ,tiihc' cnl.rIing out, the
brutal policy nc his oi'dcTra. ~ tA!e
latter part of March, the patriots Nhr-
inn icmporarlly evacuated Jisuaui. in
order TOT Erry on, operations in The
zelda portion, Of yul,DHsadl s.. force
mad. several sor.ics. during, which
.ihcv : ucr,;ctr.tcI 1rcnt ,brutalilics
MANY Houses We're Burned, and Their
ncoccff,l nrcununts were. assaSsinatcd
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Tile Lizzie NlniOr.

.At, tiiFtyy.. miles .disiance from tic
Cuban coast. q Spanish. armed ship
oyerharilcd. the Lizzie Major, M Amer;
ican' merchantmen. flying The Amcri-
cun, flag. and forcibly, removed from
hey. two :Cuban. passengers: This act
was, clearlyns gross and inoxcusable
breach OF international law, for. which
our, government drmands. the most
complete PREPARATION. The men mnsi
be, restored, the 1aS Sutherland the
insult apo!Osizrd for. We have asked
frpm Spain. in this case, what England
exactcd from this Republic in the
Trent affair. Of Mason aud Slidcll. i
is. to DC presumed thnt7his reputation
will be Eadc promptly. Wren Spain
shall hesitate. or Shall altogether de
cline to make it, will be time. enough
Ifor our resort 10; the legal and jnaliI-
,ablc recourse ofnrms. 81 present. the
reply Of tho Spanish government is
waited for.
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COMMISSIONER 'DELANo has decided
with regard to afilxing and canccling
Internal revenue stamps, that in MI
casus where. an adhesive stamp shnll
hcrcaftcr"bc *usod. except ms may be
otherwise provided, the person maxim.
and delivering or giving the instru-
ment, matter, or thing to be taxed,
shall atlix the stamp; that the entire
surface Of each stamp shall be EXPOSED
to view; and that he shall cancel the,
same by writing with ink upon each
stamp. or by such mechanical means MS
the COMMISSIONER may hereafter re-
quire, in order that such cancelled stamp
can not be again used. The canccllu-
ton of stamps for spirits and tobacco
viii remain IA heretofore. The Com.
missionct: calls the attention Of officers
TO the provision in the act imposing
Il line and punishment for using adj
hcsivc stamps which have already been
used.
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Tho Richmond wig administdrsto
the Northern Bourbon Democracy the
following telling .rcbuke. 1t says D.:
".They meaMIy appeal,t a,,crushed,
bleeding and broken hearted rcopls-to
sacrifice tho last feeble remnants ofthcir
political and sociul existence in. order
that they (the Northern Democracy
may BIO saved from the operations rot
the ilrtcanth ",amcndriepG. ..NposhiIny
more shameful has occurred. in these
days of degrneracy md proaigacy.":
True, every word. - :,
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, Information Wanted.

: We have received tho following letter with
request to publish it and to ask orr rx.
changes TO do so. Any information MS to
tho whereabouts Of the parties named in the
t6ttcr, sent To the Sheriff o;-afason county,
10 this Office, vii! lie chccrfuly forwarded
tS.Mr. dudley, the administrator:
VI FLrsMrSGsurGs, ~, April u, go.
.nEAn!SlHi--l write TOR information IN r..
latNIn 10 the relatives Of James }. Andrews,
who waStkjlIod or executed in GcoIein. dur
ING the late. rebellion. Ito had, AZ Am in
formed. a father, mother. brothers and ss-
trrs formerly living in, Pennsylvania "r>Wcst
rir.iniI,, anil most oil tbcm removed to the
Suao lMlssouriu. few years, ngo:in Mr.! AN.
druws loft some, ndpcy in the Bsnlt 'hcrc,' and
am the Administrator Of his estate and
| wantIto find his hcirs;i NJ think thcy'are
entitled sto,his funds. Said IJamcs D.. An
drcws had n Mill somewhere in hc.,uPpcr,
part ofOhio, which was burned down. When
he came to Kentucky lie settIcd in lFIoIn.
mn.sburg, md worked at the painting trade.
plusso write me any information you may
have, or can learn from your coun!ytrcoords
about tho Andrews family, and YOU will con:
for u.lastiug favor. p;a}, aaw god,
..:.. Very respectfully yours, =, ?! Mg!E"
49,. .n'....a OF. W. Il. DUDLEY.t
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THE Chicago Post makes the follow
ing good hit: "The Democracy is max
ing Il terrible to do over tho appoint
mchtofa fcwcolorcd men. lfthcy, shall
behave u lhousandth part so STABILITY
and wickodly.as tho Office holders put
in.when the Democracy were IN power
to wit: JEFF Davis, breckenridge,
SlideiI, Floyd, CT ID genus onsnc, it will
bc time enough for tho Democracy to
complain" 1872. =; o. '.4
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hold monthly meetings. and tina, special
messinss BE- salsea by the President, Geo
!Jetties ~ sTlnssSurer, ed ,GS va AtkiSros
Collector rrtSentsd ;lksir toSdstfrhicE wa
approved byaho BoaH., "a Is, N 81
sThe Board thcp adjourned ,ies4cct ;aR III
isG ~ oeM.y next Mt 10 dicc ofs,a;th
s Cracfaft.
J. S. CUNSlNGHAM, Pres.
c. II. HATCHER, Sec'y. ..
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING. - There
will hc meeting Of tho stockholders Of the
"Odd Fellows Hall Association" at the office
Of Smith 4 Cracralt, on Thursday afternoon,
at 3 ?. NJ. The object Of tho meeting il to
rlSst officers Tor the ensuing
BY onlcr neutrality-suspicious..
Charleston, May 4, 1869.
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.1'HEspanisl, commander Of military.
foSrGGs' I'll Cuba would scenic be an d,
oiislr%1,lluke q, Alyan in cruel rrisor,
Judging from his late proclamation de-
creeingr Wholesale executions and de-
strue1oni OF. PROPERTY: %Thc spanias!h,
mind nourishod OH aatos.aa:fe, bull
fights, and othor. exciting dict, is equal
touny emergency Of despotic rule. :,
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: age .&8 N;EarL!

The members Of Eapawha Lodge through
their Committee, return, their thanks to the
citizens of Charleston who contributed to
their supper on the Goth ult., and especially
to tho ladies who rendered their valuable as.
:. .rIsG DIi!dH't- = ,"Hr1.Ff E"f :"
sislai!Sf'.i ~t - -...9 .1;ll' ., .n,Goa
They u!so, with feelings ofsg~sitnle, nc.
knowledge tho rcccip. ofsplcndid cakes'r
the iisteainers Nnnit LHn;7". Kaaa'rla Bile
and .yountWia GoV., The cakes were all
splsuln! specimens o:l skill aud'ar,, butrla'
from the Mountain boy wasIan extrn spscI'
meu'of what can be done in the ornamental
| line, and reflected much credit upon lMessrs
Bouyec md, Smith, who made it. "a =. l.
4. j. WATKINS.
Charleston, May i, 1869. chm. Com
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The Chicago Eep"JIican, discussing
the Alabama treaty, says: We can
afford to let the Alabama claims liotal-
low. As VIC have seen, they grow
stronger and better US time rolls on
By-and-by the very drift OF events, and
tn" revelations at investigations w'li
give ia u far more perfect rqui':' o.:
PREPARATION than We can reasonably
look Tor under tho circumstances. :
Or. in other words, the DRIFT Of
events" will furnish MS an opportunity
TO takr orr pay III kind.
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Col. FoESEr, who with a number Of
gentlemen is on a tour of inspection
and speculation in the South, reports to
tho GArontclethat Northern capitalists
are hooking into the, south aud, thht
there arc sill! great opportunities. for
investment. ,,.}.. .s,'' -. ~; g-"~,'
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Kannwha River Navigation Corn
go '+' pnny. -'0 -".' &c.


Kannwha River Navigation Corn
60 '+' pnny. -"., ..-,
c,'Thc newly appointed members Of the IA,
nawba Board met at the office of G., W.
Smith, Superintendent, on tho Both ult.
John S. Cunningham WAS male rrcsdcn.
and LA. Martin, Secretary The collectors
werc allowed I per cent. for the collec;
ton Of tolls. The collectors districts were
ordered to remain rs they formerly were
until further action by the Board
W. II. Edwards and D. II. X. Dix were
appointed d committee on arrangements o:
collector'a districts. J. Shields was appoint.
ed q; committee to examine tho collector aud
trcasurer's books. John S. Cunninghan
was appointed Engineer OF tho Boanl. The
Superintendent. was directed to have the
D+edsesBoats pn, in immediate working or.
der I. vas ordered that contracts DO made
q, o. build Dump and Crane boats as soon AZ
: naasihle that work DO commenced on the
y improvement Of the river as soon MS practica.
BE; that tho first shoal worked on DO EEK, .
next "Rcd HOUSE., and after them such
shoals AZ, offer creates. distinctions, to the
safe navigation Of the river; that the Board
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Information wanted Of J. r. Stephens
"a printer) who left his home over a yeur
asn, and has no, been heard from for five
months past. Any information in regard to
his whereabouts, will he thankfully received
by his Inmily in Ponlcroy, Ohio. Address,
Mrs j. r. Stephens, Lock l;ox o", rplnrroy,
Ohio. Exchanges please copy. ....
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The Contest in Virginia.

a letter to. tho Chronicle. from NJohn
W.! Forncy, on Fan excursion "trip
through the South, says: "Tho rail-
road questions enter considerablyinto
the contest for Governor 0tNirgiMid.
One interest, .hcaabdby General tMaL
hone, President of'pthc9 consolidated
limo from NOrfolkrtoi Bristol; Tenn,
is osstluegling ito make 'Norfo!H the
transfer depot for Western trade Tie
other intcrast, 1headcdby AIR. Garrett.
ofailia ; baltimore .lStOhioh Railroad.
united wlthahei Orange -&'AlcxauIlria
Railroad, is cndeavoril,g to'obtaimpos-
session Of, thcrVirginia'& Tennessee
Railroad,. 80 ds to.diNort Southwestern
tradcerfrom,, Norfolk 10 Baltimore
Col. Forncy says General Robert j..
Ice 'fhrors therlatteAo motcment9ii
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United States Internal Revenue.

CoILrcroR's OFFICE, ID lrsr. wEsr VA,
~ ~ CHAnEi,1rOH, Asy1st, D6&
THE annual 'Iistaof Uniteh HtAirs .IutsrnAl
l lsGvcnuc assessment for thk District, com.
prlsing rT~s ''E,s hI'4' - J''.-rI
Tax on Incomes for 1905 Special
Taxes +tfOrInerly' LiccnseS,)
md Tax on Watches md Plate for the year
commencing this day, ls nov ia my hands for
The said = Taxes are due and payable
from this dnte.' -.
TItx payers residing IN .RnRdtehn County.
nrr Required 70 In2Ss ~ yllaAot-Lo-InS~SI my Of
flee IN Charleston, by '..
wednesday,! May il2th; 1869.
Tho legal ponaltiea WILL 10 aidcl IN ovcry cav
wllrrG TuXcs arU hot paid NJ tho prcSriDod tinA.
'"'''" ''' JOHN II. ULEY,, Collector.
May i.-l7t2.E .,,,.,' ~ .s.n,, rs ..EIsfL ..
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!, I, O. o. T.,

Xxx. --.Sso.a, !. -. ". En- i
|. :Nssssa pal! IRON, our old Nisna
Mp ,s b, Asl(aS5still, ytstSsgsDw!,aiH;
feifaJs 1skliafth be hss j,;Wf t7Snc4 Epn1
tlsh std% q tho Gr@&toaA hnd
aRn8 Eh eampmcnt Oh: MioM q
Tho sd e8ERest Va, aRBcnT Jca;
tati1c~of Kanasha Lodge, No. 25;1. o.
o. F-,.who,statcs that the Grand Lodge
met in Martinsburg, Berkeley county,
W. Va, on the 9th inst, and continu.
ed in session for thrcedays and nights ;
full representation Of the different
Lodges of the State were present. Con-
sideyable business of. interest, TO- the
Order was tranSaeted.s / Tho Grahd
.Atastcrrcports the 'ordcr'in a.fourfsh:'
ing conditions; and "thRt .pence and har-
mony existed throughout the Jurisdic.
tion.D al . y q .,.i-, "H" .l-" Ina
This being The semi-tcntcnnial' amt
vcrsary Of the Order, throughout tho
u. s., tho, brethrcu lat Martinsburg
had made ample preparation for cello
bralins the same byapublic procession
and address. at one of tho principal
churches Of the place, and L. dinnerfor
ALI in attendance. Thcsproccssion was
large and imposing, the Grand officers
and tho Lodges OF tho State IN Tile, VI
entity, and several Lodges from, Mary
land, being rcprascnted.. 'tAitcrGthc.
celebration at the Church, the brethren
reformed and repaired 10 four Of, the
principal hotels, where u sumptuous
dinncr had been prepared for them.
After partaking Of the same, the Grand
officers aud Representatives returned
to thoir respective Halls,. where they
continued in session for two days long
cr, ana after trnnsacting MI the bnsi-
ness. pertaining TO the Order within
The Jurisdiction, proceeded to the olcc.
lion OF. officers for: tho Grand Lodge
for the ensuing year, and TO tlxuponl
he place OF meeting for their next
annual communication; and upon IA
vote. it was determined Chat
he Grand Lodge should meet in Char
rston, kannwha county, W. Va, on
he fourth Tuesday in April next. 3.
Officer, elect Of tho Grand Iincnmp.
ncnl, |. O. 0. f.: ,,E: -. .s@'.
DnvislI Estill, X. WIG. j.
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THE Philadelphia Telegraph consid-
era Sprasuc !" frIghtful example" Of
the consequences Of putting q small
man in n large place. Tho practice is n
bad one nj all times. '.'' III" ...' ~.
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u b.
MISUNDERSTANDING Stevenson has ap-
pointed tile following delegates to represent
tvs STATE" in the Commercial Convention
wh ich is 10 assemble in Memphis, on Tues
day, May lSth:s, o. -.,,. ..:t-, i.g..t- s...
First Congressional, District, a. ". Camp.
he'll. Esq ). oil Ono coup ~ Second District,
H. q. DAVIS, ESQ: ot Mineral; Third, Capt.
u. D..ltams,icll. OF " 1ynrs c..'..r a"s....-
TO rprcscn, the State nt1Larse: Ex.Gov-
crnor.peispoin, OF Marion Colonel joel Mo-
phorson, Of Cirrcnbrier = Hon. James Burnley,
Of Marshall Hon. ifhos Sweeney. OF Ohio
General W III. Powell. Of Mason; J.;cS
Camden. Esq. ,of Wood; Col. J. 5. Cunning.
ham. Of kanawha :: llon.nJ, T. Hoke, q
Berkeley: NC. G.. Church, Esq. Of Wood
and Hon. II. y. f. l'araSworth, OF tpShur
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Cor. PHIL. >FoRHEJ Secretary Of lie.
CATION to st. Petersburg. says the D.
troit TiiGune, is son of john W.-both
daily. -. f... ..........,. s.. 80 ..--,y.,