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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-02-13


but trade is still far from active,
although business is slowly reviving
and promises TO increase by next week
in prices. No important changes on
Monday there will be q general OPEN
ing of Spring shawls at So 90 up to 81 75
and So so being the most regular figure
for good makes.
MONEY AND STOCKS.
MoNEY-Abundant and easy at 5a7
per cent. on call. Spring trade is
constantly increasing and business in
some departments is 25 to so per cent.
greater than last year. The principal
purchases are for the South which take
large amount of goods, paying cash for
considerable portion thereof. The
West is not buying freely and the
Express says is behind In her payments.
STERLING-Heavy and lower at lO9a
109H.
GoLD-Steady, most of the day clos;
Ing Il trifle easier, opened at 1857, closed
at l35 to 1857.
GOVERNMENT SToCKs--Active and
higher under prices from abroad. The
firmuess in London and Frankfort
shows improving confidence in our
securities and further advance is pre-
dlcted here. The advance to-day was
Lal per cent. being most marked on
old '65s; demand heavy for shipment
and home Investments; foreign bankers
took or millions of 1925, '65s, 'G7s and
10. 4Os the borrowing demand is heavy.
Coupons Isl, 114a1141s; do. '62. 114Na
1141l; do. '64, 1l42sall411; do. '65; 1895 a
1l3L; do. new 11O1sa1lO14; do. '67, 1lO25a
1lO1z; do. '6S, 11O7sa1lO1z; l0-4Os lO954a a
1899; Pacific 6s 10l2<a1Ol5s.
SroCKs-Market dull, and though
there was some irregularity during the
day, the market generally was steady.
$50 Prices: Pacific Nail 113Iza1l334;
Western Union Telegraph 3715a375s;
New York Central 163za1637S; Erie 3GI :
a36H; Hudson 136Ha137; Harlem 1876
a13675; Reading 943Ga94is; Terre Haute
39Ha4O; Wabash 66a66A; st. Paul G51la
6571; Ohio & Mississippi 355sa35A; Fort
Wayne 11714a1l7A; Michigan Central
119a1l9N; Michigan Southern 931Sa94Lsi
Illinois Central 1l4a11411; Pittsburgh
91Na92; Toledo 10535a1O5N; Northwest
ern 835saS37s; Cleveland, Columbus &
Indiana Central so; Joliet & Chi
ca9o 95.
EMPRESS SHAREs-Wells, Fargo & Co
| 2S11a29; American 47115a4S1z; Adams 6711
a675s; United States 6Ia6l2<; Mer-
chants Union 19al9N.
Milwaukee.
FEBRUARY 12.-FLoUR-Firm and
more active, but prices unchanged.
| enthusiastically at 81 l213 fol
J No. in store,
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From The Ne,p York Sun.

From The Nelp York Sun.
It is encouraging to learn that n man
is about to appear in the upper House
of Congress, who, in case of a scrim-
mage in that body, will be able to take
the ObStreperous in hand, aud compel
them to behave themselves. This per-
son is Mr.. Pratt, the new senator from
Indiana. The nature of his possible
services may be conceived from the aC-
count given in the New Albany Com.
nlercidL of his success in restoring quiet
at the national convention in Chicago,
by which Mr.. Lincoln was nominated
for the presidency. According to the
narrative of that journal, great up
roar had set i'll among the members of
the convention, and 1.-The presiding Off
Ger and his deputies sat helpless and
hopeless in their seats, gazing despair
ingly on the wild crowd below them.
Some one bethought him OF a man
of confusion. He was mighty
man to look upon. large limbed and
leather lunged. He strods across the
platform, suggesting Anak and his gl-
ant sons. His voice was like the snort
of a locomotive behind time, and it rang
out clear and loud over all the din,
compelling attention and silence by
the suggestion that the owner of that
voice meant to be heard, and that he
was after all only Whispering. So easy
was the effort with which he trumpet
ed that Babel into attention, that it was
evident if that man should become
really excited and speak right out with
the full force of his monster lungs,
something would crack. 1t would have
been awful to have that wigwam fly to
pieces and its acres of roof come down
on the acres of men beneath it,"
We presume that the mere announce
ment that n fellow is coming TO the
Senate with limbs like Annk and a
voice like the snort of a locomotive
behind time, will suffice to reduce the
disorderly Senators to quiet. We trust
also that it may so ,ovCrawe Salisbury
and Yates, and the others who some
times get drunk, that they will keep
sober all the rest of their lives. If fsuch
be the effect Of his presence, we hope
that Mr. Pratt may remain i'll tha
Senate for half Il century to come.
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FEBRUARY 12.-FLoUR-Firm and
more active, but prices unchanged.
GRAIN.-Wheat-Steady at 81 l213 for
No. in store,
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FEBRUARY 12.-Nothing doing on
Change this forenoon, with the excep
ton OF sale OF six cars now corn at
77a7Sc on track. Prices remain the
same as yesterday.
HIGu WINES-Nic.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1869-04-15

aI am on the trail of a DEER" as q
gentleman said when he trod on
lady's dress.
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JACKSON q. H. OHIO, fHURsDAY APRIL Is, 1862
WHEN IN A MAN.

When I'm man, I'll tell you sir,
What I'll be proud 70 do; l.J, ..e...
III follow in my fathers steps,
4 Be honest, just, and true. n +. f.tsI.
will not chew the filthy weed,
Or sport meeTchaum gay;z
No smoke shall isshefrom my mouth,
To drive my brains away.
1H HUiteigH8
Twill not swing dandy cane,
Or pinch my feet so tight ......- ~
That every onward step take
viii seem on ehells to light.
n.e1 !lfrs
win not taste the ruby wine
And boast of moderation;
For well know. there's but q step
"Twixt that and elevation. a"
will not utter with my lips,
Or harbor in my mind,
A word or thought could not tell
Unto my mother kind.
Lvillnot speak Blth dlsrespect
OF any of Gods poor
Or throw contempt on honest toll,
By word or look, I'm sure.
I'll nOtdufame M enemy, f,,IT p#'I
Or be false unto friend, ~.
I'll trust the rich, and to the poor
I'll either give or lend. 60 al F'E
Nor will / ever do q wrong, 81.
And then philosophize--
Trying to make ii seem all right
To my self-bllnded eyes.
IN have no debts Icannot pay 49,
As soon as they fall due; ~
And always in Advance I'll send,
Good Editor, to you,
It will not be so very strange
Should l carry out this plan,
I'll only follow father 8 steps
Until am q man. .JFD8
f,.- .5.....f. f -asa4. II. K. P.
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Sheriff and Friends: In few moments
my soul shall appear before God, who
gave it, to render an account for the
deeds done in the body. have few
statements to make for the benefit of
the living. / die under the penalty Of
a just law, after a fair and impartial
trial for the highest crime that a human
being can commit, and in the 2eth year
of my age. In my sober hours, ! have
had many serious impressions, and es-
pecially after the Fourth of July, 1866,
when / had a number of fearfUl encoun-
ters with men. / determined to aban-
don my course which I carried out until
the Sunday night previous to the MUIR
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Near the village of NJ

Near the village of NJ, there
lived q farmer, who bad engaged son
of the Emerald Isle to work for him.
One morning in the spring Pat was
sent to harrow piece of ground. He
had not worked long before all the
teeth-except three-came out of the
harrow. After a while the farmer
came ont in the field to see how Pat
proceeded, and asked him how he liked
narrowing.
"Oh," replied Pat, cit goes a BIZ
smoother now since the pegs are out
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jackson County Directory
For 1860.

For ISO9s
Representatiss IL Corigrsss -4Hon. J 4. WILSON.
Representatiue--LEvf DUNCAN.
Common Pleas Judye--J0HN P. PLYLEY,
Probate Judge--J AMES W. LONGBON.
Auditor-SAMUEL BAKER.
l1scofderr-C CHARLES Rhodes
PfoSecatiny AttOrRey-J. L. JONES.
TredsurefZ-D. W. CHERINGT0N.
CIerk of Court-OIIARLES Q. JAMES,
Sherif-JOHN WADE.
Surveyor-BEVERLY KEENAN,.
CoroSer-IsAAC J. WHITE.
CommissiOaers-E. PLUAIMER, A, LACKEY,
VINT0N POWERS. u lA 8laL LStsEA.
HASTINGS, d, MACKLEY, ISAAC ROBERTS,
B.F. STEARNs, J. ED. JONES' JAS. TRIP.
Master COmmissioner--J. w. L0NGB0N.
School ESamiasrs.--A. w. LONG, MOSES
MORGAN, D. MACKLEY.
Town Officers.
Mdyor-IRvTNE DUNCAN.
Marshal--JOHN r. RATHBURN,
Reeorder-J Ohm CONNOLLY.
Treasurer c! s. DICKAS0N.
Weigkntdster--JOH BRANSON.
Street COR,missiOner--J0HN GORHAM.
Counciinen-H. l.. CHAPMAN. j. D. JAMES
JOHN YOCHEM, A. w. LONG, A.AWATsON.
Church Directory r7arsl
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH - Rev.
/. B. BRADERIoK, Pastor. Services every
Sabbath at 1O1S A. NJ, and 81 M. Prayer
Meeting every Thursday night.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH No regular SER
Vice. VS.,
METHODIST PROTESTANT CHURCH NO
regular service. ,.,
CATHOLIC CHURCH-N No regular Service.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH-Services the I'd and
4th Sabbath in each MONTH at the usual
hours. Minister'S. W. Mccormick.
BAPTIST CHURCH-Rev. A. j. BUELL., Pastor.
Services every Sabbath at the usual hours.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-06

her hands, which were tearfully gashed in the
struggle. 1t appears that she did not make
an outcry OF plead for her life, so rapidly was
the deed consummated. Subsequent e1aminc-
ton showed that tie victims head was nearly
severed from her body. The murderer re-
turned to Sewellsville and borrowed gun.
He then proceeded by roundabout course to
coal bank, near Mr.. Fo1's house, the home
OF the murdered girl, whero .hc passed the
night, during which he yentured to the front
Of tho house and looked in Mt tho front win-
dow, watching the neighbors while they pre-
pared the body Of the girl for burial. The next
day he shot himself with the gun, and think
ing the wound not fatal cat his throat with a
shoe knife, just after which he was diseov-
cred and arrested BE will not recover from
his wounds.
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South Carolina, vicksburs and Texas

We learn from the Vicksburg Times of
the 3lst ultimo, thai arrangements are being
made for the establishment of new line of
STEAMBOATS, between Vicksburg and Shreve-
port. The organization, as far as the boats
are concerned, is completed, and the line
will 60 into operation at once if the agents
of the company make favorable report Of
the business to be looked for from Shreve-
port and Eastern Texas. 1t is not doubted
that these sections will give the line an
earnest support, as Vicksburg is their near
est railroad connecting point, and by the
new route their trade and travel will save
the time and risk of transit between the
mouth of the Red River and New Orleans.
The Times says:
At vicksburg the line of steamers will con-
meet with the " Palmetto Limo to New York
via Charleston. This line is carrying cotton
from Vlcksburg to New York, within seven or
eight days, at the rate Of 81 u per hundred
pounds, being the quickest route known to US,
and there is no reason why cotton might not
go from Shreveport to New York within ten to
twelve days by this route, Wnen we Set !ue
line of steamers established, nor why reights
shipped by it from New York might not reach
Shreveport in the same time.
But perhaps tho most important thing to
the two sectlons-Tcxas and Louisiana, and
the States lying between vicksburS and
Charleston the great cattle trade. Vlcks-
burg, Jackson, Meridian, Selma. Rome, Allan
ia. Augusta and Charleston ,oiH beteeding on
IeraS beef bgore three months haue elapsed atter
the ilne IS made. Moreover, the high prico OF
pork this year will cause large demand tor
Shreveport and Texas packed beef, with South
ern States cast OF the Mississippi. Our mer-
chants Of Vlcksburg arc already proposing to
introduce this new and cseap article of plauta-
ton food ard we confidently look for it to take
the place Of not less than one-half of the pork
heretofore consumed. This will be the route
too, cast, for the large wool and hide trade OF
that section, and why may ne not expect to
cat Texas flour here in Ficksburg!
And we may add that We see no reason
why these commodities should not be
shipped by the "Golden Horn line of
direct steamships between Charleston and
Liverpool.
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NEW YoRK, tuesday, May ]

NEW YORK, Tuesday, May ].
UDoLPso WOLFE ESQ.,:
Drar Sir-rhc want OF pure Wines and Liquors
for medicinal purposes has bren long felt by the pro-
esnou uad thousands Of lives have been sacrIfced
by the l1sc of adultrrated articles. Drrium remens
aud oth.r diseases o. the brair and rvcs, rife
In this country arc very rare in Europe, owing, i'll
qrcat dc ,ree to the difference The putty Of the
spirits sold.
We have tested the sere'al articles imported and
sold by YOU lncuLiDg your Gia. which on sell un-
der tb. name of Aromatic ochledam schnapps, which
We consider Justly ertitled 10 the high reputation it
has ACQUIRED in this country; and from your long ex-
elicrce AZ foreign importer, your Bottled Wines
and LIQUORS should meet W til the same demand.
Wowould recommend you TO appoint some OF the
respectable apohecarcs in different parts OF the city
as agents for the sale of your Bran,ies and Wines,
wncre he profession can obtain the same when
needed for medicinal purposes.
Wi. hing YOU SUCCESS IN yeur new eptcririSe,
Nc renaiu. your obcdie:it servants,
VALENTINE MIG II. NJ. D., Professor Of surgery,
University Medical College, New Yo.k.
D. NJ OARNOCHAH, n. d., Professor of Clinical
surgery, surscon-ln' hIcfto the stats Hospital,
&c No Is East SiXteenta-sbcct
LEWIS A. SAYKt II. L., No. 79j broadway.
P pE WEE, II D. no. IN BROADWAY
Joseph WORST Et;, Al D., No l2l NiniE-s;rect.
NEI.AON STEELE, n. D, No 81 8lcker-strcet.
JOIN O'REIL, Y, II. d. No. 23O Fourth street
u. 1, RAPHAEL, NJ D.. Proiss OF the Principles
and IrIclica OF sar cry, Now York Med!ca Cox
legc, &c., No. u Nintu-Sircet, and osherS
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N:.o asnl.
ilotife5 in Bankruptcy.
r, ruE DISTRICT COURT OF III,

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES. FOR THE DISTRICT OF
sUUrB CAROLINA-IN THE MAI TER OF HENRY
6. CRABB, B,NKRUPf. Bi WHOM Pc l.
TON FOR ADJUDICATION OF BANKRUPTCY
WAS FILLD ON THE 3lsT DAY OF DHCFMBER,
A. p. 1868, IN SAID CoURr-IN BaNKRUPfLY-
ibis is 70 give notice that on the DAY
OF JANUARY, a. d. 1869, wurrantin Bankruotc was
issued aeu:nst the tstalc OF HENEYS. CRABB, Ut
Clio, in The District OF Marlboro, and Stale OF
South Ca, olno, who hns been adjud cd bankrupt.
on his own petition; that the payment OF any douts
and delivery Of any property beongpg to said Eank-
property by him are forbidden by law that meet
ing of tho creditors of tue SAID Bankrupt to prove
their debts nrd to choo;e or moic assiences Of
his Estate, will be bold at Court Of Bankruptcy,
10 be hnlaen at No. 70 Blcad.s rect, Charleston,
on the FIFTEENTH DAY OF FEBRUARY. A. d. 1869,
at O'Clock p N. j. P. NJ. EPPlNG.
Omitted States Mar,hal rs Messenger.
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The South cnrolinu Railroad Company

We print this morning, in full, the reports
of the President and Superintendent of the
South Carolina Railroad Company, Of which
we published synopsis yesterday. These
reports are the history of the road for tho
past year. They sho~ the amount of busi-
ness done, the cost Of working the road, the
condition of ihe rolling stock and permanent
way, the financial condition Of the company,
and what are its prospects FOR the future.
These thing they express not by words, but
By hard fucs; so that the stockholders may
see for themselves The magnitude Of the
task which was imposed upon the manage
ment Of the company, and judge for them
selves of he manner in which that task has
been performed.
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AGENTS. SIS TO saOv Pc Il

w month, everywhere, male and frmalc, to in
troducc inc reuune improved COMMON SENSE
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE. This machine Will
stitch hem, fsll, tuck quilt coid. biud, eratd and
cmbroIdor IN most suierinr manner. Price ouy
Sls. Fully warranted 70: FIVE years. We Will pay
$1,000 tor any machine that will stronger, more
beautiful or more elastic scam than ours. it makes
tho 'Easic Lock stitch " Every serold stitch eau
be cut, and still the clsh clnnot be pulled apart
without touring It. Wopay a.en.s from S75 to $500
per month aud exrcns s, or commission from
which tw' &C that amount can be mado. Address
SLCOMB & TO-, Pitisburg, Pa Boston, Mass, or
st. Lo1is, Mo
CAUTI .N-Do not bo imposed u:on b. other par
ties IalwluS uT worthless c2~tirun Iaachiucs, under
the same BANJO or OF wise. Ours is the only Eenu
inc aud really pr.clicll cheap machiac manniac-
tmcd tuths13t FebruaIy2
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spairing; and if we work hard, do not ig-
more the fact that the world moves, and
take counsel with every one who can offer
a good suggestion, our once splendid low
country plantations will gradually improve
and become at last more valuable than they
ever were before.
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NEW YORK, No. 50 CEpAR-sTnEET.
Noysm jer lG lStir

NEW YORK, No. 50 CEpAn-srnEET.
November 2G, 1867
UpoLpue WOLFE, Esq. Present
Dear Sir! have submitted to chomical ANALYSIS
two bottles OF '>chicdanl Schnapps," which took
rom fresh pacbage in your bon"ed warehouse, ana
hnd as before, that the spirituous liquor 10 Tree
from iniurous ingredients or fslsihcauon; .hat it
has the marks Of beng aged and not recently pre-
pared oy mechanical adinixture of alcohol and aro-
madrs.
Respectfully, FRED. +. MAYER,
Chemist
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[N THE DIsrHiGT .0UHT OF THE

tn THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
L UNITED STATES, FOR SOUTH ChR0LLNA-
JANUARY TERM, 1s69.-1N THE MATTER OF
JACOB MYtR. OF CHARLESTON. BANK
RUpT-pEltiION FOR FULL AND FINAL d.
CHARGE IN nANKRUPrCY.-Oraer Ilata hear
ing be had on tho SEVENTEENTH DAY OF FEBRUARY
1869 at Federal Courthouse in Charleston, s. C.: and
III It al Creditors &C., OF said Bankrupt appear Mt
said time and pare and show causr any they cau
why the pra:er of The petitioner should not DO
granted. Aud that the second and third meetings
of Creditors of said bankrupt will be held at the
ollire OF j. C. CARPENTER Esq lcgisrar Of tho
Second Congressional District, y. c., on the SIX
TKESIH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1862. at aI II M
by order Of The Court, the 2lst day OF January.
1863. DANIhL HORLDEt b,
Clerk of ,he District Court OF the United Stalos for
South Caroiina s3 January %
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WE ARE authorized to announce the with
drawal of the name of General Wade lamp.
ton IS q candidate for the office of President
of the South Carolina Railroad Company.
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Gopartnersbip autifr.

Z Ayy NOTIC MCMILLAN KING,
/ Esq. is this day admitted partner in cur
Law Partnership.
CAMPBELL sEABRooK, LAWYERS,
No. 90 Broad-street.
JAMES B. CAAIPBrLL.
HENRY SEaBR0QK.
MCMILLAN KING. January
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GENTS wANTED.--S75 TO 5000 PER
n month, or q commlssien from which twice
that amount be spadc by selling the latest im-
proved COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEWING MA
CHINE; price SIS. For circulars and terms. address
C. bowers 4 CO., No. 800 South Ihird-streci,
Pli,a ieIplia Pa 3mo December 5
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UpuLpuo WOLFE, Esq, Present:
Dear Str have nllea chemical examination Of
sainplc OF you, Schcdam scEnnpps, with the ;ii-
tent Of detcrrn ming If any foreign o: Injurious sub
stance al boon aducd 10 til simple distilled spirits
The examination has resulted IN tho conclusion
that the sample contained nopclsonoIs or htrmfu
admixiure. ! have Ieen unable TO discover any
trace OF tho delcteyious substance, wich are crl.
ployed in the aJuIlcrL;ion Of liquors. ] would not
hesitate to uso myself or to recommend to others
tor mcdcinal purposes, ihe Sclaedam schnapps as
au excellent unL unubjcctonaolc variety OF gin.
Worry respectfully yours,
jsirncd,l CHAS. a. SEELY, Chemist
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(AIASTED, BY a LADY ACCUSTOM-
w ED to write for tho prssS employment on
one or moro Literary Papers Magazines, as
WRIrER OF SKETCHES. POETRY, &c. Address
Miss f. f. W., Postofice, Charleston, S. c.
October
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VEJASTED, SUBSCRIBERS FOR ALL
w TIE LEADING MAGAZIN ES AND NEWS.
PAPERS. at publishers rates.
CHARLES G. RIGH1ER,
Anril 81 No. 16l kl:lg-srcet.
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TIL TIE DISTRICT CUUHr OF THE
UNITED STATES. FOR SOUTH Carr LIMA
JANUARY TENN. lS59-IN TIE MATTER OF
JOHN WATSON, OF kIaGSTkEE, BANKRUPJ-
PETITION For FULL A%U FINAL DI,CHAhGE
IN Observation-Disclosures hat 4 hearing be had
OIL tic SEVENTEENTH DAY CT February, 16j9, ct Fed
cred ors, &c OF sald Bankrupt appear ut said time
and place, and show cause, il they eau, why the
prayer OF the leiihoncr should not ee granted. And
that The secnnd ard third meetings of creditors Of
said Bankrupt will he he'd at the olico OF i. C. CAR,
pENrkR, Eso Registrar of second Congre- sional
District South Caro;in2, on tho SIXTEENTH DAY OF
FEBnUARY. 1862. ut 12 VI.
By ord:r cf the Cou the Git day Of Jinuary,
ISG9 DANIEL HORL3ECK,
Clerk OF the District Court Of tic United states for
South t;sroilia. 20 Jaruary 20
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G1nfatiDnQl.

CCHOOL--MISS LYDIA II. JDYE WILL
y open SCHOOL, OH MosrAY, February 9Th. for
Children and II also in,u uct class of Young L.
dos,- at ber residence M. KIM ,TREEr. She
solicits share OF tho pu oil; patronage.
February2 tuths3
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Heel bound to say, that regard your Selma op.
as beng in every respect pre-eminenly pure, and
deserving OF medical patronage 1T all events it Is
the purest possible article of Holland Gin, hereto
lore unobtaluable. aud ss such may be safely pre-
scribcd BY physicians.
Pharmaceutical Chemist, New YORK
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The nro,rietor elso oilers for sale.

BOTTLED WINES AND LIQUORS,
Imported and bottled by himself, expressly Tor me
dicinal usc Each bottle has his certificate OF Its pu.
rity. COOLFAO SsOLFE.
November II 3nos
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.;bi Sale.

MULES FUH ALL.-JCSJ ARRIVED
gs ancth car load OF YOUNG BROKE MULES,
wEich rill be sold ir IN 5 l25 and vi wards. this
is the lust let Of This srason, anters Will fin it to
thei interest 10 call carly. alpiy to II. ARNOLD,
No. 219 Aiccting-srecl. Februsryo
At PKIVA SALE, THAT FINE
N STAND vii fix lres for Grocery, corner
Calhoun and East Bay streets, No. IS. Apply ON
PREM ES thstu January 2l
CTs:AM EnGiNk:S FOR SALE CHEAP.
- If applied Ior immediately
III One IL horse Portable ENGINE
o. One 4-Lor:e Port bic Engine.
ALSO,
Il, une S.horse-powrr ENGIEE, in good condition.
CAMERON, D>RE LEY l. Co.,
Northeast corner Meeting and Cumberlaud.srects
January ]5
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CHI A r L E S TON
What is to Become OF Our Sea Islands :,

SATURDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 6, 1869.
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a,ost aES c@uanb.


u UST.-LOST, AN OVAL il X q IL
i containing ha on tho front and th- likeness
ef lady on the back. Tho finder will Gc rewarded
by leaving it at No. s OUIH DAY.
February IL