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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-01-15

SsA~ The Atlanta Constitution publshoses
letter from one Of the largest real estate
agencies in New York, in which it is predicted
that there will bo largo movement of mon
and money toward Georgia and tho South
generally in few months
SeS' a bluff old farmer says; "Ifs man
processes to serve the Lord l;Lo - soo h;,,
40 IL "hsn '!"S measures onions, as we'll as when
ne hollsIs glory halleluyer" This remark
will apply to moro transactions than moasur
ing onions.
aS- The Delaware Legislature met at Do
ver on Tuesday Tho Senate is composed of
seven Democrats and two Republicans the
lloaso OF twenty.one Democrats and no Re-
publicans.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-01-15

s"Did you know" said a cunning Gon
tito to aJow, "that they hungJews and jaok-
asses together in Portland 2"ff"Indoed r,$re.
piled solomon Ndea it ish veil dat you sad
ish not dare"
New-York tribune., 1869-06-09
LITERARY ITEMS

A weekly paper cOngratuates the public upon
tho prospect that from the rvashp between the Har-
pers and Fields oscoOd Co. IL will obtain "a complete
American 'Thacberay, which it could not get before
We are sorry to say that we see no such prospect
Neither house announces complete edition. The new
series begun by Fields, Osgood CO. includes only the
novels.
The great "W6rterbucb," or dictionary of the
German language foot by the brothers jacob ana
William Grimm, is now about half finished. HsH 1t"iS
the first number appeared and about u years "u
previously been occupied in preparation fort Emo'"o
ing the history Of every word used in German literature
snce the time Of Luther, and giving its org' ueI',%
tion, and different applications and mouIhe",O"'
illustrative citations it is by far the moS1
work Of the kind in any language The two founders OF
tbe euerpse have been several years dead but their
labors are worhily continued by HldeOrand "egana'
Moritz Heync and other colaborers' inc Sranu D'-
onuoie historqe" undertaken by the French Academy
embraces only words Of established legitimacy: 1t has
stood s,ip since 1865 at the word AetiIetenent
New-York tribune., 1869-06-09
NEW MUSIC.

RN De Witt has begun the publication of a
O.,nnv Series Of he best Music for Voice ana Piano.
Although the compositions embraced in 1t do not reach
the high standard Of excellence promised in the ute'
they probably meet the tastes OF large os OF people,
and are neatly and clearly printed.
"Lurline" supplies Messrs William Hall ~
Son with yet unexhausted variety ot popular shec'
music set OF Wdl-cs, arranged by g. Coote, intro
uces four or five OF the most pleasing airs of the opera
1t is very simple and presume wall be COED to dance
by.--Edward +. Rimbanlt has arranged for the same
publishers series OF Gems from Itne az piano solos
These also very plain and easy keeping close TO the
melodies without variations Of any kind and suitable
forh
New-York tribune., 1869-06-09
DruuosaIs.
ponr u,yuroS S.YH Jupe5 1889

PoRr HAMmroS. n. Y H., June 5. 1859.
PROPOSALS in duplicate with copy OF thl3
advertisement ATTACHED will be received by the under1gned nAt
II o'clock a. m JUNE u, 1869. for supplying
FRESH BEEF
to tie troops at this post
The said Beef fresh Of good marketable uuty, equal
proportions u fore and hind quarters eck shank ana tow
be excu1ed ard TO be delivered m Post re eo 10 nch
uy be- from tine tine required by and On such DAYS as the
eorm'sng smeer shA designate not ereeng "n times week
The eeks Of % for beef 10 be delivered under this
sbs be fourth yrebl jOEt aud the breast
trimmed down The sshks shall be cat ~ from "
inches above and o
eight inches shove the gambrri @ hook joint
Proposals duplicate will also he received by the uuder
signed 10 the hour and date above mentioned Tor supplying
nissoned officers and their families stationed at this Post supplied
require such ron add pohoue steak standing ribs nbs
roAst~
These eontaes to be IN force sir months ueh less time the
Commsary General shall direct the hst day of yny
1872 aud subject TO the approval Of the Commanding General Of the
Department ~ the Easl
Deposit of y Dollars shall accompany each proposal which shall
be returned TO the after the bids opened except Of the
loEest rcspOasbk br % whoe will e returned after
the h satisfactory delivery Of Fresh Beef for issue to the troops
made on the eohtrsct
failure deficiency quality quantity Of the Fresh
Beef stipulated he delivered then the Comssay Fort Hamilton
shall have supply the deficiency by purchase and the Con
tractor will be charged With the difference Of cost.
The contractor will be required into bonds for the Of
Five Thousand Dollars signed also by two responsible whose
names N muslb be mentioned In the bila
Proposals will be opened II o'clock the 18th day OF
June 1863 At Port Hamilton T. H. at which time aud place bidders
ar requested TO be present
Proposals will be maTGed Proposals for BEET" and addressed
BVt-CoL H. N. HALL Quarermastar lst AnJ A. Ca,
Rurtl amifp Y II
New-York tribune., 1869-06-09
siorsts. Carriages, &;,
AGES AND HARNESS.

CARRIAGES AND HARNESS.
~ lHyic ~ Gre Garages Co. examine Hams Pat
eat Cat Family WcsirLssc the complete
rssr ever dec ytL fI asanut Of tc cariagrs beng o.
Bfos!Nar cell q pr crlt les usa broldaav stores
HAMS. f'oHast aHd Laarr'ciat Neg.lot
HARNESS, BLANKETS, HALTERS, &c.--
~ il3 Waa.r g. Pducs sell Houston largest ari
81 Harness tl city At z'Iognns bog pe,' for ss'h
ouy Call aui see ~ JA'ONlN SUN
New-York tribune., 1869-06-09

COMMENCING MAY 10. leba
Passenger Station NeVlok ssttt u ioe
Fourthare. Rnirapce on rNsntg -seveuhst
TRAINS LEAVE NEW-lORH
For NswIIsven and Bridgeport tEI 1850 n ~. ,hh'
(EN }. 3:{5, $50. $3.50. and OH ?. -
For Milford Strsod FaIt6ed Southport aud Wesipof ~
m. 3:fS. s;Jl aud $3.50 p m -
For HorsaR (EIt 9 li:9o 1915 tEIA E1G -
t;jO tENi 5;30 $50 and (BS) p
For Daeu. T. " 1850 3t3 40. 59l sud $50 ? a. -
For Stamford. tE1), g. IlOa 2:l3 (EIl, !a Eih
3.45 4:gO tExL AS $50 G;JO 7;l5 (EI p IA. 80.
For Greenwich. g. 1850 2:l5 JAS as 80 90 80
m.
For Chester sud sermeite stations at = Jo A. H 90"
9;45. as 530, $50. 7:i3. and 6;20r. m.
CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston, via Springfield. IN. tEL). liI J. x 3 M
For boston via Shore Liue. 1878 Tx }, 3 y
for Hartford and Springfield m thIl l9lS lbi a,,
For Connecticut River Railroad m tbLi l'l' m 70 '
m. - Northampton. t,.tS.
FOR Hartford Providence. and Rshkn Railroad Il nj i
For NewHaven New.LOndOn aud SouiHston Railroad At ~
1875, 3 8p M . . i "A l,u.
Fo Canal Railroad NJ l2:l5 u to NorihaHon a1s N'-'
burgh
For Tousatonic Railroad. a. %. and p m.
For Nangaluck Railroad. Q a. m.j (hHl 40
For Dauburr aud Norwak Railroad T. a. m .9 atd - 49,
connection With Freight tnn nom NofaaA 'a p"''
For Nev-Canaau Railroad 1875, 4:jj, sed 9JJ -"
JAMES H. HOl1. SoTertieii'se
New-York tribune., 1869-06-09
Matktntg

NDREWSs FRICTION STEAM HOLSTERS
~ fua uvut noise. compact uc made ard rcnnaL Adj
dr,s, Nm D. ANDREWS BRO, No Nt W'terst. \. J.
EOR SALE "A CORLlSS ENGINE; can be
usei h pressure, !7lrl bore lui ist stroke also
IuI- both gd aad wu be sold
9Th OF wtLou, b.t.trs. Apulg ta +. CASSIDY,
- Sos. 70 10 Bfilse.i.. Bfooklyn. l.. l.
NOR SAIE-Elght CENTRIFUGAL MA
CHIMES Wssior's patent good uunlg order Can be seen
running Adifes Bon No 30 ro,tod,s
NACHlNERY.-Iron aud Wood Working Ma
l't husiJ ofe,ey description oaanty bad ile 5enars
Nsch.Hsry Depot u - q. g. PLACE.
Nos itG al t2p Clambr-sst. Ncr.Yark.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-09
MORRIS AND ESSEN RAILROAD.
w DELAWARE, LACKAWAESA, ASO WESTERN RAILROAD
-.

Deros NewYoFk foot Of BsrCayst and Rot of ChspitfL
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS commencing MONDAY MsT 10. lfS
MAIL TRAIS connecting ct Deuyie With Boou Brates,
Chester Branch Waterloo With H r. A.
dover ard Newton At Washington With tbe D. L. aud r. P Water
Gap SToaIbuTg Great Bend aud all he ss
awuua Boomburg Delaware Hudson r. Ri AZ Essa
with Lehgh and SuquebanBA r. for Bethlehem Alsn,oHH March
Chunk sul Wilkesbsrre. .
Il:J LEHIGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops at Nswsrk M0ri
town Dover Scketstowu WashngoB, Phpsbug and foai
Phhphurg Bel Del r. r. ior Beldse Sc Hd al
with L. " for Beihleh,o, AAeu,Osu hsse6 tsczt aSd
Wikesbarre.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-09
NEW-YORK AND NEW-HAYEN RAIL
ROAD
sUMMRR AkRANGEMENT.


COMMENCING MAY 10. lata
Passenger Station In NeWNork corner Of TWenT sstet u
Fouhare Bniapee On rssnts -seyenth-st
New-York tribune., 1869-06-09
Corporation goiitts.

OFriCK ~ CLERK % COMMON COUNCIL,
,s,.,. No CIrYHALL PLACE. EEw. YORK May 20 1864
DUBLlC NOTlCE.-The undersigned, having
W e,oon ~ the Common Csgbd been directed compile AS1
ssDstd bs publication Of the Mssull Of Corporation CITY
for the year 1862 respectfully sOets from The o
ane The yssus Commissioners charged with executive
ubs OF The City and County Of
tet charitable edueauoha religious seentSe and other pstr
& 20 o ciy duly oIsnlsd BY charter
49, eOsne TED with the and nttta
be s sasise as ay BE- Of advantage public nsy
eohtaiusd IN the "CsTpoTatiOH Manual
80, ib Worh, Ills absolutely necessary that ths statistical
s , @ eol1eeied With the stJ and county foysmnss
M umeAhs public and private ehkrtable and other in
o. s e shsa be strictly apd authspc To seem,
" lets TIE tpd cooperation and as.istsp nee Of tbs
Gpsetay sOhsisd '1" 'H'SO""nt hFeey 70
AR early response Is pGrtieuisrly desired
JOSEPH SHANNON
s,.. ~, Clefk Comm CoapeA
EssYeh CITY, Edsrpsd, "FeI TIE Manual ' N'' "Ah
New-York tribune., 1869-06-09

Is DELPIiI BiLTIMoRR .ud wasHISToY GUIDE -
DARITAN AND DELAW ARE BAY kAlhI- ksAs,laI
IL ROAD-Par LONG BRANCH. RID BANK Bkle I,, TO-
MANCHkS1kk TON RIVER &c-On aOd Ats hOsp ,; sa,
1859 Two DAILY LINES SuBdsys eEcepdl leave Per oYT n
Duanest by steAAaers NEvERSlNK af H. aud Jhsss f
IS touching Pier No ft o. Rector ,l AZ 80. 80 "A
passengers OhV. Reurniag-Leivc Ton's River stsi"A
~ h''s S'Oeo '' @ and ~ 3 sNRpsS Ls.'e'.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-09
Situations Sd.aniso-- fcmaIts.

NNANTED-Bv a Young person, n situation as
w NURSERY GOVERNEss Would be willing 20 rahe herself
generally useful No objection the county Address b. H. NO. "a
Bsst Hgbtrthrd st., lorsvlr. OF cl'i !or Wck
NERMAN INSIlTUTE-COoks and Girls 10
" Iousesork, and 10 tend children Apply at No 1876
Susok.st between stanton and Bas Iou'tou-siS
EERMAN FEMALE SERVANTS, capable and
~ tyustworhy couaut be oud q Mira LOVES GERMAN
INSTITUTE. No. First 81, B0se-y.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-09
oE'ioE o. AC7sa cosT',.sI or s sg9i'TssSs IgSs

q
PROPOSALS in Duplicate with copy of this
. IN NV m @ s aSp% % sn1,DH w FRsH BPRF 10 Ne toops
stationed Columbus SsTYok aIbor asd
equal proportion Of fore sd bind quarter. aes shan kidney
free cost ia such 4asaty as NAV be from time required
such the Commanding Ohcer shall designate not exceeding
Separate proposal, duplicate will be received by the under.
Commissioned their families stationed at the Aforesaid
places those supplied iheo with suc6 ho fTS'A ~ IS tne
sbats Sandag RiJ, or no Roasia
These contracts to be n force mouths such less time time IS
TIE Comms'Ty General shall direct commencing on the let day oiJn
The required into bonds for the Of
Five Thousand Dos signed by two responsible surees whose names
The proposal. VII he opened u NJ the lh instant at which
Df PSdSo.i a IS S fi be- NAKED T.. ' froo % % and addressed,
" ~ QuISiBY. ~. Nalar, O. = a. s. q g
GEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the
- Office Of Enc1toB Of Grand and
land nowhere esel until TUESDAY tbs I'd day Jane
e PGjc Schoo, Ills city ensuing ysar; say thousand
c1 TONS 9f coal and 6,e hoai'nl @ cords 81 oat wood aud
Tie coal he Of the best qaay Of h ash fnaee and stove
io tie tan ard must delivered school
buildings lLe pPosa' Tut ,i1ie 'he mines on whea II is po
c and us state TIE price per Iun Of two ousnd to hundred aod
Tki 5aldthG q be ,ro"s sizes Of equrea will be nbou.
ossi via four thousand tgn furnace i twelve bundled ans Of
ne * ro a.l the best quality toe stick, less than three
i3 feet long less thar tire % niche, IN diameter
The pine so must be Of the best quality not % than three ~ 'esi
The proposals price cord o hundred ard twenty
eight d feet solid measure, Tor both AMI oak wood and also
The P cHt for saving ani splitting per oadts qauaH Of CAS-
10 be spLt only required hy the Committee on Supplies
t wood a respected ulder the supervision Of ne
Inspector u of e D1a Of Euton aud mu be delivered at
the schools. when ordered. Is follows; .,. -,
Tuottir, oi the quantity repaired from bs a DAY o July 70 me
trrn iy Aagu and TIE remainder required By the Com
nitiso Supplies.
Said wood and pine must he delivered saved and when re-
piled u the yards. celSrs vaults or bias OF
de loo arGe may be dsgaici b. the proper luthoitI Ibe
contracts u1ng sd coal ali u b be bnng uui the I'd
J1ue 1910 1so see ir The hf Performance 81 as ea
will rcqued ard each must De acompaa4 "lh tIs
.iguatures and s.surst = of the propusel snrttts
will bo ostd lar delivering said coal and wood az
anv schools punz and png the 10 the yards eel
lars vaults, o bins of slii schools 80.
he Committee Supplies oi the
Boat EiaoapG" md should be iudo Proposals for Coal OF
Proposals. flr Wood" a. the nay be-.
The Committee The right 70 uci auy of a Of The proposals
offered TIMOTHY BRENNAN, Committee
THOMAS MURPHY, on
SAMUEL A. LEWIS, } Supplies
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-06-09
Woman,s Rirhtr Can,nn,ion

INDIANAPOLIS, June S.-A Wsman's
Rights Convention convened in This
cisy this morning. Miss Amanda Wav
or Indianapolis, was chosen President
with Mrs. Lonely, of Cincinnati, Miss
SWank, of Indianapolis. and Mrs Cola
OF Dayton, elected Vice Presidents
Resolutions were introduced sc,,iDr
forth that the platform adoptcd nv tbs
Indiana Womsn's Rights Associations
organized in lS6l is Identical wifi tTn
government of to-day, and that tLis ho
considered the 9th session of the W.
mans Rights Association of Indiana
A Business committee, with Rev p
Ingersol as chairman, was appointed
The Convention was addressed by Mr.
J. J. Belleville, editor OF the Woman
Advocate at Dayton, Ohio, Mrs. DIR,
Thomas, Mrs. LOngley and others.
The business was of a general charac.
ter aud harmonious.
Ii is announced that Mrs. Livermore
of Chicago, Mrs. Cozens, of New York,
and Mrs. Swank, of Indianapolis, will
al dress the Convention 20 night.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-06-09
New York Market.

NEW YORK, June 8.
COTTON-Firmer and more active
sales of 300 bales at BE for middling
uplands.
FLOUR-Closed dull and in buyers
favor.
WHEAT-Very firm with fair ex'
port demand for spring at l 42al AZ fol
No. 9, and AZ for No. l..
RYE-Dull and heavy at lSal 90 fol
western.
OATS-Dull at S0ia9lc for western
atloat.
CORN-Steady at 78a83c for canal,
and 9la94c for railroad.
PORK-Quiet and steady at 81 81 fol-
new mess.
BEEF-Quiet and unchanged.
BACON-Dull and unchanged.
LARD-Quiet at lSJal9c for fair to
prime steam.
EGGS-Quiet and unchanged.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-06-09
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, June Q.
FLOUR-Unchanged; family at oO'
rs; fancy at 00a5 90. -. rod
WHEAT-Dull but unchanged; leS
winter at l 10 and quiet Tor NO. "H0
No. l. o-c,. e,oor
OATS-Firm at 69a72c. -,
RYE-Declined to 90 and duh.
COTTON-Firmer and more actl We
prices tending upward; middiing at ga
ToBACCo-Active and large demand
sales 1856 hhds at 5Oa25 gu. -,
WHISKY-Quiet at 9oc; sales oo'
bbis.
much demand; 500 bbls sold at 81 20.
BULK MEATS--Held at l2ial5!c.
BACON-Held at l4al74al7tc With
strsng feeling on the part of holders.
LARD-Firmer at lS4al9c; country
sold at 16!G.
BUTTER-Firmer at 23a26c.
EGGS-Held at 18c shippers count
and ICE recounted.
GROCERIES-Unchanged.
BEEF CATTLE-In light supply and
firmer; common to extra at a 5Oa7 5O
H0GS-Firmer and 25c higher.
SHEEP-Dull at 3a5c.
GOLD-l35i buying.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-06-09
Chicago Market

CHICAGO, June 3.
FLOUR-Dull at 4 75a6 90 for spring
extras.
WHEAT-Steady aud moderately &C
tive; sales of No. at Hal II; No. at
| OPAL O9i; closing steady at O9tal OBJ;
this afternoon Ne. 2 dull at 05a1 09
seller June.
CORN-Less active and firmer; sales
of No. l at 67ia65c; No. 2 at 57@a574 &c;
rejected at sic; no grade at 4Oa42c; clos
ing at Csc for No. l and 57sa574c for No.
2; this afternoon firmer; No. l nominally
65c cash and No. 2 sic.
OATS-Steady and firm and 4c higher;
sales OF No. 2 at 59ia59fc and rejected
at 54ta54ic; closing unchanged.
RYE-More active and lie lower at 90
a99o for No. 2; closing at inside rate.
BARLEY-Dull at 45al 80 for No. 2.
HOGS-Quiet at 60aS 90 for good TO
choice and 3 80 for prime.
CATTLE-Moderately active at 3 81 !
a6 90 for fair to good cows; 6 37fa6 rs
for fair to medium and 00a7 624 for
good to choice shipping beeves.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-06-09
Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, June ..
Flour quiet and steady at OOa7 50
for XIX and fancy brands. Wheat
opened n shade lower and closes better;
amber at 81 spot; white Michigan
regular lc better at "a. Corn quiet;
holders of No. l are firm at 69c; small
sales No > at 66ta67tc. Oats a shade
lower; Michigan at 65fa654c. Rye dull
and unchanged; offered at OS without
buyers. Barley, small lots No. State
at | 80
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-06-09
Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, June :.
FLOUR-City made, 10 for MN
white; 5Oa7 IS for Xxx amber; 8 - for
do red winter.
mhEAI-No. l red winter held at
caaI -; sales car No. = at IA.
S0RN-Sales No. l at soc.
OAIS-Held at 65c.
lots; No. , at / %, - - !" ON ''''
oo I E f.. HoLEoA-Refned held at 2S1s
2sc for June; 29tc for August, in round
lots; retail lots 2a3c advance.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-06-09
New York Dry Goods Market.

I'VE " IVINhi UUUU %
The market is very quiet, steady ant
firm for most descriptions of staple cot
tons. TrowOridge Al fine brown cot
tons have advanced from to gtc, while
Whittenton AA stripes have been re-
duced by jobbers from 22i to Ollie. Mills
Nashville and Lonsdale bleached mus
Inns were advanced by agents &c; both
the former have not yet risen in jObbers
hands, but will soon Woolens con
tinue depressed and dull.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-06-09
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, June 8.
MONEY-Iu active demand at 7 per
cent. on call until after the cleSe of
bank hours.
STERLING-F'irm at 109tal09!.
GOLD-Opened at 1884, and closed at
l354al335; the advance in exchange was
the main reason for the increase in gold;
carrying rates 2a7 per cent.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-Dull, but
firm. Coupons of 81, l2l5al22; do
80, l22Ial22s; do "a, ll7gall7!; do '65.
llofalloJ; do new, l95al20; do 81,
1l94all9J; do 'G5, ll94all9J; l0-40s, lO9sa
lOgl
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-06-09
WASHINGTON ITEMS.
by Telegraph to the Register
WASHINGTON, June 8.
The RleeIiou.

The Election.
The Republicans elect the entire city
ticket, including the Collector, Register
and Surveyor, by a large majority
probably over 800. Nine colored mer
were elected, viz: The Register, one
alderman and seven members of th.
Common Council. OF the seven alder
men holding over two are Democrats.
The Pablie Debt.g ry-ga-
Under the system which has hereto
fore prevailed In the Treasury Depart
ment, the overdue coupons not pre-
sented for payment have never been re
garded as part of the public debt, nor il
1t known to any degree of accuracy hoV
large an amount of these are outstand
ing. Itisbelioved, however, that Their
are, in the aggregate, fully FIVE or si1
million of dollars, the payment ofwhicf
are due, and which ought properly to bt
added to the amount of the total debt
as shown by the last statement.
Cuban Prospects.
But little doubt is entertained here
now in official circles as to the success
of the Cuban insurgents. The Spanish
Legation express less confidence now as
to crashing the insurrection than at any
time heretofore.
Currency.
There was no fractional currency
issued during.the past week. Amount
shipped to national banks, Sill, $40.
Securities held for circula ting notes,
S342, Sol 200. Mutilated bills burned'
Sl23,OOO. Total burned heretofore,
1880, 1923. National bank circulation
at this date, S299, 84O,l32 Fractional
currency destroyed for the past week,
1890, 400.
Revenue LAWS.
No special tax will be required of any
person, firm, company, corporation or
association, either as manufacturers or
dealers, for the manufacture of butter
and cheese, or for the first sale of but
ter and cheese of their own msnufao-
ture, or which they are engaged in
manufacturing, either directly or indi-
rectly.
1t is required of dealers in spirits not
only 20 see that all packages sent out on
the market by them, bear the stamps
and brands which are required by law to
be placed upon them, but also that pack
ages received by them from other dealers
are properly stamped and branded be-
fore they receive them. The plea of in
nocence on the part of dealers will not
hereafter save spirits not properly
stamped and branded from seizure.
Yesterday, for the first time in the
history of the Washington Navy-yard,
two colOred men commenced work as
joiners upon an equal footing with the
whites. They were formerly slaves, and
were employed IN the Union service dur
ing the war.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-06-09

National Insurance Company
WHEELING, WEST VA.
CAPT. Al --.-----.------S1OO,O OO.
fhTe, &c Monroe street, next door 70 First Ma
tOnAl Bank.
eFHCERs
GEORGE K WHEAT, President.
JAMES ACCLUNEY, We PrSslde1t
JOHN BISHOP Secretary
=. II. COLLIER, Assistant Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
John E. Wilson, George K Wheat,
las G. Or, SAM Harper,
John A. Armstrong, james McClunsy
A. c. Quarter. Morgan L OtL
George AdAms-
REFERENCEs-
S. Brady, Cashier Merchants National Bank
Wheeling; List, Morrison Co., Wholesale
Grucers, Wheeling; Pryor, HandlAn 4 Co..
Wholesale Groeers Wheeling; Michael Reilly
Wholesale Grocer, Wheeling: Mcclellan &
Knox, Boot and Shoe House, Wheeling: McCabe
Kraft 4 Co, Druggists, Wheeling: Geo. W.
FranIheim & Co. Wholesale Wines and Liquor
Wheeling; Winship Woods & Co, QueensEare
Wheeling Lewis Baker Pub. REGISTER Wheel.
ing; 7. C.AcAfee, NOti=ns, Wheeling; Camp
bell FreW & Co, Pubs- IRtS1lgsHesT, Wheeliug.
OFT, Son 4 Co., Hardware Wheeling: J. 81
Sands Cashier First National Bank. Fairmgnt,
r P. Camden, Pros't Nat. EI- Bank. Weston
W. Va, Capt John Mcclure, Jr., Wheeling.
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DIRECTORS:
Gen. J. j. jackson, President Second Nat. BANK
J. NJ Stephenson, Frest Parkersburg n: BANK
Henry Logan, Director
thompson Leach, Director
John Y. RathbOne, Director First
S. Prayer,
N P. Amiss, Attorney at Law.
George ]. Hopkins, Merchant
VIM. NJ. EaveD, Merchant
N c. c. Church, Pres't W. Va Transport n TO-
Rev. Thos. H. Monroe, Of the II. T. church
GEN. J. J. JACKSON, President
NJ. p. AMISS Vice President.
h S. FOREMAN, Secretary.
riNHIS COMPANY BEING FULLY ORGAN
1 lied with its capital paid up and secured oy
Government Bonds, do propose TO take rlsEs al
current rates on buildings of all kinds, merchan'
disc, manufacturing establishments, furniture
and cargoes on the Western waters and lakes
and being composed of good and Leading ousl'
ness men, would respectfully solicit the patron
age of the insuring public. Applications for IN
surance will be promptly attended to and poll
cies issued at the agency office, oyerthe People
Bank Main street Wheeling, w. Va
n. c. ARTHUR Agent,
apr2s.tf Wheeling and vicinity.