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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-10-30
CENTRAL And WESTERN
PACIFIC RAILROADS.

Change Of Tiuo, October 18th, 1869.
IMPRESS TRAIN-EASTWARD-
IL "DAILY."-Leaves San Francisco at TOO
Sacramento l:5O p. ~; Junction 305 P. H.; Col.
fax 5:l0 P. ~; Reno 1f:50 P. NJ; Wadsworth 200
A. NJ; Winnemucca 9:35 A. n; Argenta I:20
T. n; Carlin 400 p. "; Elko $40 7. NJ; arrive
at Promontory 6:45 4. n; Omaha l:lQr. n;
EXPRESS TRAIN--WESTWARD." DAl,
4. "; Carlln $50 4. H.: Argenta ll:45 A. n;
Winncmucca $40 p. r.; Wadsworth lo:55 P. n;
Reno 1855 4. H.; Colfax 1:62 A. n; Junction
1910 A. n; Sacramento 1900 H.; Stockton l:55
P. r.; arrive at San Jose 7:lb P. n; San Fran
cisco 6:30P.M.
WAY MAiL-EAsTwARD-D Daily, Sundays
excepted. leaves San Francisco 400 P. NJ;
San Jose $50 r. NJ; Stockton s:35 p. NJ; arrives
at Sacramento 1890 IN.
WAY MISUNDERSTANDING. (sun.
days excepted, leaves Sacramento $50 a: -;
l245 p. n; San Francisco 100 Pm.
ATLANTIC HOTEL EXPRESS, composed
OF Pullman Palace Coaches, with Restaurant
Commissary Car attached, running through on
fast time to Omaha without change OF cars, will
leave San Franciseo every Monday at 200 A. III
Omaha Thursdays $50 ?. r.; RETURNING,
LEAVE OMAHA Tuesdays 9:16 a. Il; arrives
nt Promontory Thursdays 1000 A. n; San Fran
cisco Fridays 0 r. II. Tickets and Berths for
this train can be secured only at the Companys
ONCE, AIS California street, San Francisco.
MARYSVlLLE TRAINS Daily Sundays
excepted), leave Sacramento 6:10 A. u. and 2:l0
I'm; arrive at Marysville 1o:46A. Il. and 900
Pm.
RAMENTo AND SAN FRANCISCO Daily,
u Hnd4sys t4 s1seps8 ssys a. sssassaeS MasSsSaeSS
and $40 r. n; Ban Francisco s:SOF. II. and 100
THROUGH FARE REDUcED.-From Ban
Francisco or Sacramento 10 Omaha. $s3 % TO
St. Louis, Ss7 80; Chicago, $s7 90; to New
YORK. sli2 50; to Boston, sli4 10; to New
'sfiHsi SILVER PALACE SLEEPING COACHES
are run daily from San Francisco 10 Promontory.
Double Lower Berth, IS 90; Double Upper
Berth, IS 90; State Rooms, SO 90. Double
Berthe accommodate two persons; State Rooms,
'" SECOND CLASS TRAINS leave San Fran.
cisco 400 r. H.; Sacramento 500 A. y. Fare to
Omaha, $45: st. Louis, $45; Chicago, $4S; New
CHiIDREN not over Twelve u2) years OF
age, half Fare; under Five (6) years OF age.
100 100 POUNDS OF BAGGAGE tpcr adult
pas,enger) Free. 50 Pounds Baggage Gper
child between 8 and - years Of age) Free.
EXTR BAGGAGE (over 100 lbs.) between
Sacramento and Omaha Currency S1o per 1OO
pounds. A. N. TOWNE, Cen'l snpt.
October IS, 1889. oc22-n
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FAST FREIGHT |!

At any Of our ofices, and forward the same with
di.patcn at LOW RATES, -,
Mark goods care Woodruff & Ennor, Fast
Freight, and send Steamer Receipts to sacra'
oFFiCES-2ai Clay street, San Francisco:
% J street, Sacramento, and So South c street,
Virginia City.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-03
Important Notice,l

Farmers, Families, and otheis can D. p i !
chase no Remedy equal 70 Dr.. Tobias, Vene.
tan Lintment for tho cure OF Cholera,
Dlarrh@a, DySentery, Group, Collc, and Sea
Sickness, taken internAlly-(Iti 10 perfectly
harmlessi go oath accompanying each bot.
icy and externally, for Chronic Rheumatism.
Hemaehe, Toothaehe. Sore Threat, Cats,
Burns, swelllngS BFrBeS, NotqpILo Bites,
Old Sores, Pains In Limbs, Back and, Chest,
The Venetian Liniment was introduced ia
1877. and no one who has used II but CON.
tinues 10 do 20, many stating, If Il wasTean
Dollars . Bottle they ,wonld not be without
4 ThoaSandsot ccEtlncateI eau b seen AZ
the Depot speaking Of is Wonderful enra.
tive pEopsrtles. Price, FitlYl Gents and ono
Dollar. Sold BY the DrpEgISta and Store.
keepeIS throughout the United statea. De-
pot, 10 Park Place, New York.
z.Htu,r.=r,. tVl1.lmdkw
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DIED.

TAYLoR--o ON lSt instant, 9 O'Clock p. NJ.
a. her parentE residence on Coal street.
south Wheeling, ELLES TAYLOR, aged "a
Year,. .uL,LHI' r. g.9Ie. -
Her funeral termon will be preached OF
the house. Wednesday . .o'eloek, BY Rev.
Dr., MsainnIl. Tho friends Of the deceased
are requested 10 attend. a5Hlmrlrgi1r1ds
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sHREwD.-A gentleman was chatting
With q little giTl ontaraiIWay train.
when abe, suddenly looked up In Ills
face and 6hld. II JAM ElJIYtJ1f
'Yon look like Abraham Lincoln
DO II said the gentleman; how do
you know I'm notITtHt il1tllQ lEF
'HeS dedd,'sSid the child with an as.
tonlshed look, at the QReSiloner;, they
Killed him. sg,.fLa y +
.HellI' said the gentleman, but didn't
Abraham Lincoln have a brotheff' 500
The child looked puzzled for min
ute, and theniqutetly tenaElLed:
Myiathqr saw Abraham Lincoln
did htS' asked the gentleman. &,
Yes; Ritef he was dead he saw Elm,
DID g0a ever see hlmH'
NV Nj Rms said 'AsS gentleman, II never
'Thedt isaId The child trihmphantly!
course VoAi alRt his 6rotherr
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The State ebGnk Dotesi Outstanding
are S2.65S. s74, or about one and q quar-,
ter per eens. 81 the aggregate OF 1924.
This sum may be assumed as the ag.'
greeats loss, burnt or destroyed ID
various ways, IN the previous thirty or
forty years. II shows an annual loss
OF about f'nY OF sixty thousand dol!
lars. or less than three hundredlls OF
one per centsannnal average loss from
all causes. When We consider the Inn
mense extent OF country. over which
the two hundredlmil State bank
circulation, were distributed for the
last thirty or forty ! fears. The resulting
loss seems very trltlIng. aEl4"a u
The nAtIoual bank circulation at this
time Is two hundred and nInety-two
millions, or abont' seven dollars per
head Of The whole population. The
gross deposits are seven hundred and
twenty millions 81 dollars which, de.
Quoting the exuhaugssI would give net
deposits Of about six hdndted millions.
The gross Investments Of the natIop.l
al banks, on which they draw interest,
are one thousand one hundred and SOW.
enty millions, on combined working.
capital and profits Of Aye hundred and
forty>elght millloasLo or more thAuIone
hundred and ffIy per cent, beyond thel
capital paid in.oisaw a.
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BE Is generally under dye.afid .tVen-
", fof Te'dbI nol alludS to old Sbache-
Iots. he q tesseS well, but not anxious.
". 1t does not 30 much matter to him
his gloves are not buttoued, or II the
parting ohhiA back hair Is not a HIts
straight. His whole manner Is that of
manaYhQoHnsThim selIFandh has no,
one to4 hinl1 q when nd does atfyihidg,
osweitA ahYthlhG! or IRays ah9l hinS
He consorts with gay fellows who
smoke q. great deaia and, he smokes q
great deal himself. BE doesn't mind
oWnlnEto have been outiVeEy late last
Night and being unable to ind a place
Tor his latch key. when he reached
nome. He changes bis boRtdipg, pfRc6
irtquentiyI and,ls generally ahead Of
bis salary. He laughs ut engaged fell
lows aEdPtttes 1mgrgied,op BE Is
9u>hAnd IN bis nnahnef' and paws great
StenIiou In q Jolly sort oHwGy % the
~, tSs' new new pretty girl. he pairoulzes
.Ie oatlesque opera, and goAg alone
Mpouqaeta to fling 60 theinl6st fIlS-'
summing performer. Even there he Ia
1ektei ana the sylph with blacl, haIr.
VINO 10 hl9 IDOL one Night. Il ouite fnrt
gotten the next, for the blonde in bIne
ana silver: On. the whole, ia IA ar
tfemely hAppy-has hrishier sSssl
Lesher lips, and nicer half than SnV
other kind ofmau you meet, and ;ass%s
70 have 'dlsengaged' aud mot In lHS",
written In every dlmple.
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FTomhs ". y. Tribune. Il q 10. yT W., { :5 ,,s
The eclipse, as b wonderful and, 30 10
fpeak, ceninry=blobming event. viii
l9rnish haPpy occasion for HE exer-
else OF the curiosity OF mankind. Il That
curiosity delights 70 celebrate Itself In
mass, and there are oddmillionb round
and about us to whom their unahImouB
curiosity will be the chief eV emit Z and
for whom 4lhe eclipse will be- verify
collapsed, Thousands, too, will Witness
the great solar experiences, with much
The same sentiment that Mr.. MIcawbst
lelt towards the iRpWans,' not Knowing
what they might be, but willing to TAKE
q pull at them. But 10 that sober
minded class who have learned 70 see
through . glass darkly, and yet with o
comparative clearness,I OF. Yislon-to
whom the high affairs OF. the spheres
and the celestial politics are Important
LIN short, to those Who have interest
IN the sun not to DO ,ecIipsed by, lie
shade Of this mundane llEe-We COM
mend the great phenomenon tendePlyl
The total eclipse Of this year WI oc.
eur on the 7Lh Of August, and " III gbe
Visible along q track Of about 40 mllss
wide and more than &, 600 niles lonEs$a
Track which, says our, solar historian,
y like narrow, ribbon RcrosBoS North
Ametics and q portion OF Asia. A large
majority OF rs will not have the chance
q viewing thta total eclipse, because In
NeW York; and In most parta Of, the
United, States the obacuraIion viii I only
cover hve-sixths ofathe sunis' disc.
whoever would !see utter darkness at
midday must folloWAthe astronomer to
the ri9bon:tFaOk we have Iesctlbef!o
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i lsLI3,lE RI y

3 RGinssy rasvsiiIy9ss 'Gt6adpEf lis HSW rsStns
Other Than general tslssa RssS, however,
given 4 gemendoas iFpolus, % The SaiS q y
GristadOroS Excelsior Hair Dive.
; Tho ehtmIits have eoonS6att Ii Two leattS9
scientific Journals against tho 'isad and mi.
phur pOtSoaI for pS 6sad (tos tina. Is their
proper designRtionl. Win which the conn.
Try Is infested, while pr. Chiffon, the tlrs.
analytIeal chemist In america. anti6HHb6s
To the World that l1n9 gnI ,GOltTTiF
CrIstadOrO's DyGIsUlseF45 POlsonlcsu.
and that no Eae,hJ u d b %, because he has
analysed It. aeR1sTAD0 ROB HAIR PRF.
lHRRyATtVE,e as q Dressing, 'aiels iikS 4
charm harmon, e e. HiE ftss PsS
! Jy4IVss4ullAsWi oi4.g.a,,r gdai ~ I.l.',,a
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Marietta. a. AIInradann,.rr,.. :.

I HHT7 UaE1BCba AUau6my. .tU|-
TNHE NEXT TERM WILL BEGIN AT
the same time a. the C0ileHe tAFnn,
ThnEsday morning. September "a, and con.
tlq 20 5sItesn ySsGs. Az. .1, ! ,a.a !;
for College, and inSIftttion b avon Ia hi
branches usually taught In High Schools,
Students preparing for the ministry and
those honoTab1y discharged nom the Union
service, have their tuitI6n 'remIttAd, both In
Colleee and In the Academy. PfomiAihK
cOlve limited,aId.y y IA. ~. ,nIil's1 IlI-,f
Tuition In College. . % per annum, and In
Academy S25, Board on reasonable termB,
For further information, apply TO l. w.
ANDREWS, President, OF J. Il, JENKINS,
Principal OF Academy: lrill n HlYi9 Z n
MAE1EITAs Ohio. July 20. 1859. n 90.
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AlSARAToaA' !eofrespondsnt Illus
trateS the value Of q title as follows: A
Western gentleman who, served with
honordutlng the late warsunder Grant
and fully earned his rank Of Maior-
General, applied ~ a certain hotel for
n room, and waSt6ld ithat the only one
available was No. 100, on he fourth
floor. Being atSkpcedE IN years, and
not In good health, he requested ac-
comm0datl0ns.neaEer. che ground floor,
but wac told I they { could not be sup
piled. He had previously regisI cred
bis name as n, B., OF Illi6ois, and
now asked II there were ally letters for
him. On examination, several were
found addressed with the i1ll tItls'AfhEl
jor. General The sight OF these docuJ
mena rather opened The hotel proprIe.
tors eyes, and turning to his BOOK Il eep-
or he briskly said: 'JohiI, 7pQ( az ernI
b into 49, ThelRller ,nRdS no ne.
mark at the change, ebuE Ia tellinS ia
storyhs said be" was by this incIasrt
mad0uware that -NdBt6r.iVBeSS nj s was,
81 peErenlA S1or6 impoftdnt han Mn
ordinary man. Ly,+..f. ne
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1SpetIal aatltes.
'7l Errinv butNohfag U

r sef Help asl,s for Y.S.1pE Nsp gh having
sealed lettay envelopes, ftee OF charge. Ad!
dreaa. HOWARD SANITARY Arb ASSo.
CLAT1ON, BorP, Philadelphia, Pa.JiIiTfI'
mlY2l.amd&X t-lDE lDIu nj a. L... -
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Hon. ISAAC ToUCEY whose death at
Hartford, Conn; Friday, has been an.
nounced, was born November 9th, 1898,
at Newton, ,FEithAdag county Conn.,
After having rsoeived,ia thoroughly
classical education, aud haylng studied,
for the bar be commenced the practice
oflaW4 -1slsr-At -HAptfOEd.- Conn.-Hs.
was Prosecuting Attorney from 1922 to
1885, when he was electsdito Congress-
serving as Representative IRON Con-
nscEiGnt for two terms, from 1895 to
1899. He serye1Eas! GovsEuor Of Con-
nectIcut from 1sis 70 1871; and on June
2lst, 1AstaWas q appointed Attorney
General by President Polk. In 1850,
he wis aelyeted Senator In the Connect.
Gu! leSlAlAturs. and was next elected
Senator toHCopgress, serving, from,
March 4thT 1859 to March 4!b, 1857
when ha Raa, appointed Secretary of
the Navy by President Buchanan, and
served In that position until March 4th,,
1851. sincsO 1851 ,tMrs ,Toucey has not
benin paBlic. tifs. IL lSes. be found.
cd four scholarships In Trinity College,
Hartford. =
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F1Ioilllr..
Proposals for Furnishing Washing.
ioS ~ ~, ton School House . .,, m

10 Il 80 ~ F&SSSE fitiNH -s.i
HEALED PROPOSALS WILL, RRcRR.
p celved by the nndenigned up 70 clock
(. T.: Monday. August 9Th, tonanIng, fof
lufntshing eight rooms or tho new Bchool
bniIdIDg 1n WRShlnGton [ t6WnshIpi Tint
Ward OF tho Oity, Wttht 1ltttnEG (loatl And
desksl for four hundred and eighty (4SOlJ pus
Pills; al9o With twenty. four recitation eAalS,
and eight Teaehers' deSka. The bids ndtSt
specify the kinds or styles OF seats ana;
deSkBl offered, whether SComblnation
Seats" or ChRim ana DoSk1, and :WhSihCF
hpgle or double, the prices Seyerally OF the
dlnefent Atyle1 and AlzeB, and The material
Of which they nte, 10 % made. Not Icli
than nv0 gss0S win 30 TequiiGd,T tlllhWs0s
ThalBoaTd Of EduhatIunj win mako 10 qta..
lection nom the dinefoni Olylea oKer6d, and
award the contract 70 tho Lowest and boSt
bidder me BucteA AfnI com ID tlior 10 dolIVer
the Furniture IN Wheeling On d be iofo 'the
16thldRy ofS0pLombeF bhSdlHks alif lid 90
Tlhe b0ard; however; tr0i6rV6 Tho riRht Of
rejecting all PropoSltlonA II. y q " Egv .
,a,d Chairman St S aila III 5SRE
iSBl.8E NJ f51II n ifffFs SttT n Z
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TaseOkrt loiFnal SoteS aIrISh little
Sll oteSandAl On, the iapIsIan Ehe .RGua
poufg 81. GeEmain.I Count ---,haB the
misfortune to be blessed with o pfodl-
~ ~, son, who has been going so fast
sn ss nis iathetc1t olfSail aupplies. In
h, ~ ~ .rSS g yohng hopsfdl spent
h hIna louis In a corduroy jfSS ii md
s ylS st - and peI up ~ q Comma,
S1on Tn.aI Iiont OF the Counts man
hS U ,ha " LIFE % attract consumers, he
crocbSt III ,t asn9 engraved on his
SoinI In ~ ANY, Isstts !, ;esstmedy has been
s.hsS. w NJ! .V ~ some oul TINE, and neither
IN ~ nor Sr, son appear sinsltnOd ITO give
son has juht announced ms IN N ~ W. II,
nS afSssS SSoqaasa eglt seller IN t6s
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Wheeling Female COLLEGE.

q EsstoN WILL COMMENCE MONDAY,
- September 9Th. Thorough and expert.
eneed t0ReherI In every department.. 7gfa
Unsurpassed In SaluhT1ty, elevated above
the noise and dust OF the oily, with ample
combines tho healthtulno8 OF th9 county
with the advantages OF the city. Board Il
per week. TultI0n from 20 To ga per quarter,
Address, MtRa 3. L, HT1LaoG, Principal; OF
y. D. HUBBARD, President Of tbs Board Of
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GtlelQtttIeILi6qll l5IljI J ,
- -, "a q - - ."r.ln "a IN


ThoBo Of our citizens absonting themselves
frOm'tnB cry during tue summer month";
eau have hS1SFRbLidEacEitS6 ht to them
by mRilfIr a week or any longer term, i1T
Is eenil DorWeek, ~. lIls .:.au d
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Astp advertisements.
Wantad.

COMPETENT DRUGGISTS Assist.
"a ant. None but o sober and experienced
Ps aaSsli RS'a apply NOLAN BapTaEas.
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ss- No notlOSiTfni66 t6Een of commuui.
cations not accompanied by q responsible
name. The name Will b considered eOt1-
dental, but must Id all ettses accom- pAny lot
ten Is 4 guarnntee Of good tRlth.
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A oINrLpMAN of excel enthablls and
very amlable disposition was so un for
tunate as 10 hAYe d wife or a very ar.
lerent character. Id short, one that
would get beastly Ndthuk. Being in
company with afeW iiitfmaies, one Of
them fediaEkedhto KimIhat Hsshe were
bis WiEe-since all other EtIlnPs MAD
fRlled-hOjWonld Tighten her some way
so'thAt sh6swnuld. lqnlt1her evll habils;
aud ipropoBed. the 4 following amsthoR
that some tlmelV AbndrunkI she should
be laid ana boz Eshap ped like 10 coffin
and leit IN thHt fHlLuatiou luhul her IL
ahouldI DO over and sclousness 10.
Anew evenings after fhef dame being
Ina proper state, the plot wRs put into
execution; Andi;A thep boz lid was
properly secured, the party before al.
luded toWhteh0d, each In Iturn, 10 wit.
ness theteault. 20 About daylight, next
morning. thU watch heard Rimovement,
ibid himSel 0 down. by the box when
her ladyshipfafter bntipthg her heads 4
fsw times, was heard 10 ,aay;s ItBleSb
me! why, where am ~ The outsider
replledlin d sepulohrat tohS.l Madame!
you are dead and In another WbtlBpn I
A pause ensuedI aftsE' whlchIthe lady
again inquired ;ly!ing yiIlF4-.spoH
where arc youf'u! 5iH 7Nl n 'HDh
lob! Pm dead too, saddle sob .r
Gan you tell me Ehowiiong I've been
'About Tires weeks. = l ~, ~ , ,.' q,
a4w long have yop been deadf' = q
well. you have been here 90 much
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r''ci.ma ,ssra,sEaH
aJuRr1aP ua7sla. A4ri4 W, ~
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.oooadoT yy6E so!iroG5
: 4gh 4a3'sn5t" "tt staAn
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- DDON l9IlIlD 78InII0lA ldl 10 O!g
-gglk IA oNt rJl yiTElu gH1-74 Jpp
.aH W. oiH ola 81 ..tr. 20 .r,nag
f'' . lU.# n .fNra
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'Abont lhreS weeks. = Ina ~ ~ ,., q,
a3w long have yOp been deadf' lao
'Tell,Soh have, been here 90 much
longer than I have. can't you tell me
where eAn get . little RIn?r, n ~ i
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WHEELING INTELLIGENCER.

T Il It NJ ~.
INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE.
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PAINTING g. TRIMMING

:, -,: d E p A r r. NJ LNT.
Particular attention will be given to the
Painting and Trimming of Carriages and
Huggiss, and all contracts faithfully car
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SMITH DEPARTMENT..

We have in our employ an efficient work.
man id all the branches Of this business.
We havea Patent Tire-Shrinker,
with which we can shrink tires with per.
feet accuracy without cutting, making the
weakest places stropger than before, and
Without dam aging the wheel in The least
Persons who bave ties that need shrinking
would do we'll to remember that one,haif
the wheels are ruined or materially injur-
ed BY cutting and shrinking in the usual
way. Satisfaction is guaranteed in every
JOB: where this machine is used.
CWMSFAMnLY ON HAN =
NEW. sBUGGIES of the best material
Also, Metallic Cases, Imitation Rosewood
Walnut and Drop Black Coffins. The
hearse will attend funerals punctually OF
me appointed time, and personal attention
9esea when dssrsd.}sb .7or,i =. .,T,f.
z'ssOoss 8, fssos 2A-+tfsn. ,:4..I IS,
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ELECTION -.
N.4o,r,noE.. !.

The following persons have been ap-
pointed Managers of Election, for the Pre-
cincts named below:
The Election being. held for two Repre-
sentativss TO the Geneal Assembly on the
27th inst layi' '{,s g. =
tsThe Precincts Of MosleSiA and Bor.
deaux, are discontinued. Thosefegistered
at Mosley's, wilivoto at Bradley's Mills;
and those who have registered at Bor
deaux, will vote at Calhoun's Mills.
AJbeviile Pree;nct-Robert Jones,
Hugh Wilson and Samuel johnson, (col-
Bradley's MiNs-Alcck McCaslin, A.
p. Conuor and Thomas. Jones, (cold)
CokesJury-Wm Moore, L. w. Cons
nor and Mat. Wilson, Gold
Calhoun's MiNs-Wm. ii. Taggart,
Jack Ferguson and Alfred Titus, (col,d9
Chiles' y Roads-Jobn Chiles, Benjamin
Chiles and Everige Cain, (cord.)
Cedar Sprinqs-Samuel Jourdan, Ja-
cob Miller and James Wharton, (col'd.)
{: Donnatdsvilie-A. Dodson, William
Maddox and Thomas NJ. Williamson,
(cord.)
Due Wyest-A. G. Hawthorn, George
Scott, (cord) and Alfred Chapman
Grecnwooa-James II. Mouuce ST., Ed.
Hinton and Paul Jefferson, (coltd)
Douglass Aiils-George Nichols, Hugh
WardIaw and Pen Hughes, (copd)
Ninety .Sir Thomas Tolberl, john
Tharp and Daniel Steward (co'd.)
Unian Prccinct-Benuet McAjams,
Wesley Black, Esq, aud Jerry Young,
(cold)
Wh;te KaN-T.J. Hearst, Larkin Rey
nolds and lverson Reynolds, (cnld.)
WooodriIe-S. B. Brooks, John Il. Tol
bert and London Hill Cco'd)
Lowndesville-James Lomax, James
Clark and Henry Titus, (cold.)
Centrepille-Thomas J. Hill. James II.
Bell, Henry. Thompson, (col'd.)
1Va'venton-C. B. Guflin, d. +. Pen
ney and Derry Watt, (cord.)
Managers who have neglected to come
forward with their Registration Books, are
requested to do so Immediately.
Managers Of Election will be strictly
goyerned,b by Sec. 2, Art. 8, Con. Stat. S, C..
as follows: {
Every male citizen Of the United States,
Of the age of twenty-one years and up
wards, not laboring under the disabilities
named in the Constitution, without dis
tinction Of race, color or former condition.
who shall be azresidenL Of this. State, at the
time of the adoption Of this Constitution,
or who shall thereafter reside in this State
one year, and in the County in which be
offers to vote sixty days next, preceding
any election, shall be entitled to votefor
all officers that are now or hereafter may
be elected by the people, and NJ on all
questions submitted to the electors at any
elections.
Managers will strictly bear in mind, that
where they fail to find the name of vo-
ter registered, they will allow such voter
topol his vote on being duly qualified by
such Managers.
Managers will keep poll list Of all vo-
tiers in their several Precincts, who vote Oh
the day of election. and return the same to
the Commissioners thereof.
Managers are requested to meet at my
office, at Abbeville G. H., on Friday, the
ed inst, to receive Books of Registration
and other instructions.
By order Of Board Of Commissioners
on Election. .''
L. L. GUFFIN,
,s2. ~ Chairman.
Oct:s ;24-3t .!g -,