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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-08-17
Colonel SimOn's Remarks.

Colonel Slmons, alter alluding to the
formation Of the Union Reform Party
and its great progressin the low country,
addressed few sensible remarks to tho
colored people. HIS address was most
happily framed, andI produced very
marked impression upon the colored peo-
pie.
TURN.COAT HoaE.
He said that while in the up country,
in 1867, he met one Captain Hoge,
who was afterwards elected to Congress.
Hoge had said to him that he (Hoge)
was Democrat, and had been one all
his lile Congress oLght never to have
gwen the right Of suffrage to the negroes
AS they were no better than brutes he
only wished that the race had one
throat, so that he might cut it, and so
free the white people.
On last Friday he had met Hoge in
Columbia, and he (EIoge) had come up
to hlm aud said : "Y GU see I have
been defeated. The negroes have be-.
trayed me. Ifyour party would only
run good Republican for the Third
Congressional District you would win"
He, the speaker, then asked where was
good Republican 10 nominate when a
friend Of fIoge, standing by. remarked
that Hoge was the man. The Reform
party would not touch HIM with forty
foot pole. (Grea. cheerng)
THE REVEREND RASCAL.
He lhon proceeded to show to the
colored people that the Scott Ring did
not represent the great. Republican
party of the country. That they had
rather disgraced hcpar.y, aud instanccd
the case of that mmit,gated rascal,
Cadet Broker Whitlemore. lie read
an article from late number of New
York Tribune, stating that ifthe District
Attorney OF South Carolina, had at.
tended to his business, Whit.emore
would not be ut arg", but in the p"m.
tertiary where he belonged, and tho
Republican party might be saved another
disgrace, viz: his second re election.
During his entire speech Colonel Simons
was listened to with marked n len,lon by
the colored people. Savo that every
now and then drunken vagabond, one
of SCOTS tools woud awake from his
drunken sleep and shout, in faint tones,
"Rah tor Guvner Scott"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-08-17

Il may relieve the piots minds Of
those who fancy that Chinese ifnmi-
grafton will mako idoiatosss Of uso all
to learn that tho Chinese shoemaker
at North Adstds all 90 regularly 70
church on the LORDS Day, shb lsaieF
f'gthe company beingH 81 sssl6us
Methodist, & 1a thet whsle 10 Sssei1s
that wo eve quits % slikSly 20 ssog HI iaailss sails8s
Chrissisns Of them as they are to
tim a5 into hasthsns.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-08-17
ARRAY at the Columbia Hotel.

The Daily Republican of August
the 9Th contained an article headed
ga Counter Indictment" in which
the most false, calumnioes end mali
cious charges were IN .de against Gen.
| NJ. G. Butler. Tho following para
graph will give sufficient insight
into the insulting and outrageous char
aoter of the piece:
We charge that NJ. G.. Butler was
recognized az the infamous leader Of
the bloody Ku Klux gang; that he
not simply connived ut but participa-
ted in scores of murders; in fact, TINT
his own wicked hands arc stained
with tho blood Of hundreds of limo.
cent men, women and children, butch.
cred in political prejudice and hate.
We demand that he prove unquali.
fiedly the contrary or be branded as
iendish murderer.
Capt. Geo. Tupper, of Charleston,
Spevial Agent of the Carolina Life
Insurance Company, and warm per-
'onal friond Of Con. Blu lor, in whose
command he served during tho war as
one of those "unwilling men forced
to fight" as alleged by the RepuJli-
can, had just read on Sunday morning
the article above referred to, when
Mr.. Morris, one of tho editors Of that
paper made his appearance in tho en-
try Of the Columbia Hotel. Capt.
Fuppcr, determined to defend his ab.
sent friend from such foul asperations,
Immediately approached Mr.. Morris
and de munded to know if he was the
author of the article. Mr.. Morris
stated that he was one of the editors
of the Republican, and responsible for
any editorial article it contained -
With that he received slap in the
face, accompanied by stunning blow
of the fist that sent him whirling
across the passage. He bristled up
and showed fight when first approached
but tho rapid and vigorous attack
proved too much for his carpet.bag
valor, and hc fled precipitateIy for
the stair-case, his speedy fears receiv.
ing additional impetus from lever
power, strenuously applied at every
jump, in his rear. The s.postc~iori"
| argument was more than the hireing
could Withstand, and he went leaping
to the upper regions Of the hotel mi
the uproarious laughter of the BY
stanaers.
Though devoid of personal courage
the fighting editor showed that he
possessed a full share of low Yankee
spite, and Of that prudence which is
the better part of valor---
''He who fights and runs away
May live to fight another day."
The spirited representative of the
ring had not even the distant courage
Of another day, but made speedy ap-
plicAtion to magistrate and had
Capt. Tupper placed under bond to
keep the peace, and to appear ut tho
next holding of the Court Of General
Sessions, to answer charge of assa ult
and battery. IF Mr.. Morris and his
oo-cditors continue to make their edi.
toral columns the vehicles of personal
abuse aud insults against suoh men as
General Butler, they may expect to
receive frequent repetitions Of the cas.
tigation administered by Captain
! Tuppcr. Whatever consciousness
of guilt, coupled with q want of manly
valor, may induce political adventn.
rers to submit to, the high-toned gen.
tlcman Of South Carolina will never
allow their good names and characters
to be traduced with impunity.--
Guardian.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-08-17

THE CONSERVATIVE VlcToRy IN
NoRrh CARoLiNA.--Our sympathies,
like our charity, should begin ct home.
More important, therefore, to ns, and
more interesting than Prussian sioso-
ry, or French defeat, is the news from
the sold North Stata." The party of
the infamous Holden, iii spite of
Kinks minioas aud Grants troops,
has been gloriously defeated, and tho
Democrats, or rather conservatives,
have carried the day. It is stated
that the antiradioals have FIVE out of
seven Congressman, and have two
thirds majority in both branches of
tho Lsgislaturs, We heartily oofis
gratulate the people Of North Caro-.
lima upon this sult.--Phenir.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-08-17

p. S. I heard several fellers talk
in about 8 dollars, and the Offices,
and man told mo what was the mat
tor with Hannah. Mr.. Editur, who
il Hannah, and what is tho matte,
with her? hope she amt danger.
Gus, B. A.
N. B. I am not satisfied there
won't be fight here. Do you think
there's any truth iu the report tha,
Josh Hill, Safold 4 Co., are goin to
Prussia 7 a man said when it took u
man ten years to get mad, he was
hound to fight omethiog, or take q
Spontaneous combustion. I reckon
they'll 60. B. A.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-08-17
r. B. Carpenier'S SpeeGh.

Wenotice, but cannot report Car
ponters speech. We must refuse to
besmcar our colums with tho vulgar:ty
OF brothel or s:ecpit in tho streaming
fifth of political crslmnnger We are
naturally inclined "c"",r wl'h il. veil
ofdecency III" cn'rop on "r corpse,
but on this occasion IL is best to bury it
out of sight, that it may not offend tho
nostrial or poison tho health Of the com.
muniry. We share the blush OF evcrv
Carolina gentleman, and deplore The
circumstances that have reduced snoh
men rs Kershaw and Butler to such al
alternative.
The above extract ia taken from the
Southern Cell, q paper published in
Charleston in the inleres. of the "Scott
Ring" and edited by one Lncus B.
NorLhrop, q person we'll known to this
community. Mr.. N. should be tho last
man in the State to accuse a gentlemen
Of corruption. Ii the Cch desires it
we can produce columns Of certificates
from prominent citizens Of this county,
and some from his own party, shown
up its EDITORS huge TRANSACTIONS while
in charge of the Confederate Commits
cary at this place. For your own 81 Ike,
don't impeach the honesty Of Judge
Carpenter. 1t is not our des re 10 make
the matter public, but, as friend and
supporter Of the Reform movement, we
cannot see su, h man as tho editor Of
the Ceh question the honesty of any
human being. .--Lanca ster Ledger.
The latest Mexican news is exciting.
Tho pirate Forward, which within Tho
pact few weeks has been exciting under
the directions ofthe notorious Placido
Vega. has been captured at sea and dee.
troyed by the United States gunboat
which WAS sent in pursnit OF her. A num-
ber of the crew have been killed. In the
northern part Of the republic tho gov.
ernmcnt troops have been successful
Martinez and his fo'ces have been rout-
ed and a number ofthe rebel oCfic,rs
have been made prisoners. In the
South. however. matters look stormy.
The Guatemalans have again raised tie
standard Of invasion, and have actusllv
commenced operations on Mexican soil.
Several Mexicans joined the invaders
and cast their fortunes with them. This
10 more serious move than any which
has taken place for sometime in Mexico,
and will give the government much
annoyance before It is suppressed
Nsw Yoyk Herald. H1
q 5000 tG--=4-t ~ +. 80 .
THE XIX CENTURY FALLEN INTO
THE SLOUGH OF, RADIoALIsM.-One
lDI Hicks, ..hs3 ,presen. editor,s and "a
carpet. .baager, has takenI over the XIX:
Century bodily into tho Radical camp.
Ths ntinbsr for August throws Off oil
dlsguises and oomes ons boldly in favor,
tofiScott,for Governor. Referring to
tle Conservative platform, IL says: Il
:, ,,"s,Wsdespise il, and call Upon our peo.
pie tp crush il, as it deserves"
e We now Cali upon the Southern peo..
,ple 10 s,'6rush9 the XIX Century, 4
ionri,al which they haysil fosterAd with
,she idea of spsomptpg the cause of
Sop.hs:n literature, ltlles dreaming that.
II Would eyer, be used as an, instrument
20 foist tapoa sliem 3 pack q Saasbots,
thieves and .knayes-rSSua.nah Ro.
publican.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-08-17
important Changes.

The retirement of the Emperor
Napoleon from active service and
General Lebeuf from command Of
the army, promises great things for
France. The accession Of Bazaiue and
Troohu to the chief commands may
put new phase on the war prospect.
We give brief biographies of the
newly-risen notablos who are relied
upon TO save Paris, and perhaps Grip
pie Germany:
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-04-09


CKiE RAILwYA.
l4Oo MILES UNDER 200 MILES WITHOUT
ONE MANAGEMENT. CHANGE OF COACHES
The Broad Gauge, Double Track
Route
BETWEEN THE
a. ATLANTIC CITIES
WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
THIS RAILWAY EXTENDS FROM
Cincinnati to New York 500 Niles,
Cleveland to New York 625 Miles,
Durkirk to New York 460 Miles
Buffalo to New York f23 Niles,
Rochester to New York Ss5 Miles,
lSp Is FaoM
~ 22 TO 27 MILES.THE, SHORTEST
ROUTES,
New and Improved Coaches are run from Cincin-
natl, Dayton, Urbana, Marion, Gallon, Mansfield
Ashland, Akron, Cleveland, Warren, Meaivi.le
Dunkirk, Buffalo and Rochester to
New York without Change,
ONLY ONE CHANGE TO BOSTON.
On end after Monday. November Is, 1869, trains
will leave Meadville al the following hours, viz:
FRANKLIN EIsANCEI..Go.ng south.
LEAVE:
Meadvie, 545 A. N IL IS A. H., l,2O F. ~; is An
AuRvE:
franklin, 7.45 "a $50 j." s,0o " 7,o5"
Oil City, $40 " $50 " s,So " 500"
FRANKLIN lsRANCE1-.Goins North.
LEAVE:
Fra FrankIin, nsii. 5.aJ aJ sT 500 945 {"
ARRIVE:
Meadville, SIS 11,a5 7,15 4" 1l,45E"
GOING WEST.
345 A. NJ. DAY EXPRESS, da'.y, Mondays
excepted for, .eveland, Clcnnnan ana the West
and South. Connects at Ciarhsville. sundays e1.
cepted for Sharon Newcastle and Pittsburgh; at
Lcavittshurg for Youngstown and Sharoi at Cleve.
and with Lake Shore Railway. for the West ana
Northwest ct Kavenua, Sundays excepted Tor Al
lance and Pittsburgh; at Akron Sundays eSceptei,
for Orville and Nil ershurg, at Urbana with Pits
buYgh Cincinnati and st. Louis tallw ay ior Indian
apolis, and al Cincinnati with the Ohio ,S nIi-sis
l sippi Hallway; for st. Lonis aud the South aut
SOuth-West.
Steering Coaches are attached to this train a'
HornellsyiAe running through TO Cleveland without
change.
9.45 A. NJ. EXPRESS MAIL. daily, Sundays
| excepted. for Clevcs I'D and the West and North
West Connects at Clarksvlle for Sharon, Newcas
| tie and Pittsburgh, ard at Cleveland with Lake
Shore Railway fSr the West and North-West
1880 f.. III. NIGHT, hxpREss,:daily, fol
cieve anI. Ciucnpati au6 the West and Solh. =
Connects at Leayitlsbury. Sundays excepted, ioI
Youngstown; at Cleveland with Lake shore .tai''
Hay for the IVES. and \ .,Tth Wet: and at Cincin
natl with the Ohio 4 Mississippi Railway Tor st.
Louis and the Sou. and Southwest
AGlseping Coach is.att ached TO this train a. New
vof,: r,rlning through to Cincinnati.
r,.39 A. II. ACCOMMODATION Sundays
excepted, fredericksburg ard Way etstsens, con
recting fof You, gstown.
s.ac =: rs*'ra X, s:sA1anr - s 5AocoaA6DaH' I
,rlS, daily.
..i5A. lT. WAY FREIGHT, Sundays e1
epted.
cCTJC EAST,
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A. S. SMITH large stock Of boots and
B soes is offered ht cost for the next 90 days
pe>Sk
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CCETE EAST.

1885 A. III. LIGHTNING EXPRESS, daily,
con Meeting q. Cory, SuIdays exceped ior " AREA.
Fa. Mayvills. srocton and ,i'itusyiil., ard dally
OF Erie; ut Eir.ra vita Eorthsrn Centys, Railway
OF Villiamsrort, Hsrric5ura, Philadeip!a aad Bal
irnore aad Of New York For Pos.on and Sew EsE,-
and cites. "
cinrsti r1nnip,; through 10 New FORK
s,75 p. Ut. CINCINNATI EXP aEss, daily
Sundays excepted, conn .ctiag AZ Biugham?,gn ior
Springs, and a. Kew Iori- fo1 Boston, and al New
England cities.
A Sleeping Coach is alta ,fed to this train ct
Msadville running through to Sew York
I,55 A. III. NEW YORK DAY EXPRESS,
daly, Sundays excepted. C11nects a. Ggcas Bend
fer Scranton ind 1T New Y0rl; with ',idnight TX
phia '
Cleveland ii,naiug thraugh to HOrIel'sville, cen
cecting with train having new and Improved Draw
ing Room Coaches attached, running through %
New York
e.4s p. III. ACCOMMODATION, saadays
excegtedj
| EOS a. r.. ACCOMMODATIONS, Sunday,
A,sO A. MI. WAY FREIGHT, sunlaya ex
ce2te6.
| Boston anG New England Passengers. with their
| Baggsgs, sse transferred FREE OF CHARGE 4
New York.
The osst ventilated and most luxurious Sleeping
| coaches sf5-{N THE NotLD-l5a accompany all
! night traisis on this Railway.
" The Erie Hallway Con,pany has orered a
pow Ferry from tkol: jersey City Depot 10 the foot
| OF 2Sd ST. New York thus enabling past engers 10
re sch the upper portion OF the city without ths ex
pease and annoyance Of street caror an omnibus
transfer.
y- The scenery along the entire route Of the Erie
| fssi"ag Is OF the most picturesque and beautiful
eharncer Admirers of Natures beauties, in u
Daylight Journey over this Line, will find its
changing landscapes subjects of continual admira-
Baggage Checked Through,
And fare always as low as by any other Route,
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA ERIE RAILWAY,
Which can be obtained at All the PRINCIPAL Ticket
OGces in the West and souihW West.
VIM. b. BARR
L. D. Rtl 'KER, Ga'l Fass'r Ac't.
- SFt, ~ u, lsTA
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
r AUGHLINsE XPECTORANT s.

T AUGIILIN'S EXPECTORANT SY.
.ARUP.-AmOng the many things required du.
ring this unpleasant winter for personal HEALTH,
COHTORr and RAsE this Syrup stands among the
aSt It has been before the pubIIc now for 10
years and has given the most entire satisfaction.
All pcrsOns suffering from COUGHS, COLDS
andIl oAIsENEss, should not be without It, as
It will AFFORD speedy relief In most diseases Of the
Throat, Chest or Lungs. FOR CROUP-Can bC
relied on In extreme cases. FOR WllOoPiNG
CoUGI-IuvaFiabIy gives speedy relief FOR
SORE TIIR0AT-Kecp tho ThrOat mo't whit.
VIOLENT COUGNS-Ylcld to It's continued nsc.
Sold by Druggists generally.
LAUGIILIN, SMITH Is CO.,
Wholesale Druggists,
Ians Main ST. Wheeling.
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ITO OWNERS OF HORSES AND

W Wv NEhO vi IlOhh1L4O NNb
l. CATTLE.-TOhias Derby Condition Pow
dcrs are warranted superior to any Othcrs, or no
pay, for the cnru Of DEstcmpcr, Worms, bots,
Coughs, IIilc.IIOund, Colds, &C, IN Horses, aud
Colds, Coughs, Loss Of MILK, Black Tongue,
Horn DistcnPCr, &c, in Cattle. These "Pow'
dcrS" wcrC formerly put up by Simpson I. Tobias,
son Of DR.. Tobias, aud since his death the de-
maud has bGCR 70 great that DR.. Tobias has con-
tinucd to manufacture them. They arc perfectly
safe aud innocent; no need Of stopping tho work
Ing of your animals. They increase tho appC-
titc, give lne coat, cleanse the stomach and
urinary organs, aud increase the milk Of COWS.
Try them, and you will mover be without them.
Col. PhIlO r. Bush, Of the "JcrOmC Park Race
Course" FOrlham, N. Y, would not use them
until he was told Of what they were composed,
since which time lie Is never without them. lie
has over twenty running horses In his charge,
and for the last three years has used no other
medicine for them Sold by Druggists and Store
keepers throughout tho United States. Price, .
cents per Box. Depot, 10 Park Place, New York.
apfS-d&W
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WALTHAM
W Il Els 7!

Tho ox,ors,vO cor ,ho.o wntchcs FIR I'm. last
don ,,0r, ~, Ipn,,,,v fvorIrctorS Fr,,tr,c,s
""T P1n,"".r,.n tho u'oo, nxoc,,n, or watch
800, h.s ,ro,oroII, d0,rnuS,r,toI III,
$3.50, .'"a,,.aa., I"S',.,,,,, "m,, .o.,,so,, NJ
a. Ts,,n.r' wo,o, ~, Sa,,srs ,E,t rI"ss IN MI
49,, s's,'o.,. f., I,oii, ,Io orSS,Ion as 10 ,o
s",I IS ,a,r NJ ,,o." ,I,n"ro"',,,' '''''O' ~ $50
'''''1 ~ ''SN'
sr"oT'r" ~, ,SO,N"oIvCs !" ,So nocEo,s NJ ,hC
people-a proor and ruanantcC Of their SUPERIOR.
i,v ovcr Mi o,hcr.
a., ~ IS' ws|,' W,.I.S S ~" .,Is 49,
-. Ss"''."" ,.,,'Sa".. a"'.n ,.SI"I "on 'o
.,,,.,I,r,, n,,II. ,,,I ,,o,d ,,, E,,,, am, ,,I,o,
.I' 49,, q, a. ~ 49, ~, ~.
"I."' 49, ~! IT, " ~ N'' '''0' '''
Wear now selling WaIlham Watches at IcSa
prices !" grccnIacES' than the gold price" hHloFe
inc war; InI I ~ u" otF n"" 'o% , my
All So ' ~ '
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Govern Yourselves BY Experience.

My child, aged I've years, had scarlet fever, and
for i've days had constant fever. by Orlcr Of the
doctor gave her syrup Of Fhnlarh; she tnoE
nearly pint, hut her bowels continued closed.
On tho. nfth day the doctor said her bowels mist
bc opened or she would be Lost. proposed
BraMdtclh's Pills; to this he would not consent
saying she was tao weak. I consulted with my
husband, and We concluded to give her three
pills In about four hourS they operated, flling
half null a common chamber. Aftcr that opera
ton tho fever len her, and she rdpdy recovered.
Reference, 900 ClCrmOnt Avenue, BrOOElyn.
nDrSlSW
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4h4 DEATH may Onsue from using pre-
partitions for colOriRg the hair charged with
acetate of lead and sulphur. You may know
them by the heavy metallic sediment which has
to be shaken up before the disgusting compound
can be applied. The journal Of Chemistry
says there arr thirty Of han IN he mar.
ksi. There IL hut one dyt In existence which con.
taIns no dclctcrIOus substance, and that Is
>CriStadOrO'S Excelsior Hair Dye,
which has been carefully analyzcd by Professor
Chiffon, aud declared by him 10 contain no lead
or any other hurtIul ingredient. Sec Ills manu-
script certificate at CrIStatoros, 6 Aslnr House,
New York.
CRrSTADORo'S HAIR PREVENTATIVE, Us
Dressing, acts Ikea Charm on the Hair amer
DyCIng. Tryit nprS'lSw
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Tho Invention and usO Of u cCnIrc'plnIOn of pc
culIar construction, To prevent damage 10 thr
train by tho brrakagc Of main springs, Is original
with the American Watch Company, who. bav.
Ing had tho refusal Of all other COntrIVanccs,
adopted FOSg'S Patent pinion rs being tho l'cst
and tanltlcEs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-19

NTONIEN AND SOCIAL EVILS
w Essays for Young Mcn-thc true csti'
mate Of wOman-he happiness Of an honorable
marlagO-thc fearful SOCIAL Evils Of the day
the cause and cure. Sent nee, In scaled cnvcl'
opcs. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box
p. Philadelphia, Pa. Ian2Sl&w
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.TIFEIS TlIE GIFT OF GOD.
IL When W. arc sick this life IL ohsCurcd,
under cloud, oppressed with huInOrS. Expert
cnCO has taught us certain means, which never
fall for their removal. Tho child receives with
his lIfU the Sccls Of his DEATH II may take one,
or ono hundred years, before the seeds hear their
rad f1lit, hut Just NJ sure as the seeds Of death
ripcn, life ceases PurgIng IA the grand safe
guard, because then what fosters the EcctS Of
death aru taken away, expelled from the body.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.!

jallS
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CHOW GAS ES.-SlN WALNUT
- Counter Show CaSeH, O foot long, lIphtS In
top, for sale, at the Mcclure IIOnRc Fieture STORE
Hpfl3 Is. H. EICOLL & CO,
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NHANCERY NOTICE.
.Iamcs II. Walt and Reuben Wait c,,r,,,

In pursuance Of ilrCr,r made and ri', I,,,r,,
this cauAI Ut tho March term, lSL, ~ L !, rs.
Court Of Ohio CnHNty, West Virginia, u ,,i
among other things further ORDERED ,ln, IN.
Commissioner makUa further rtlNFl slew" .mi A.,
names nf the creditors " said rrla'r A ~ e.,
amount Of their claims remaining UNPAID, y,
giving notice by publication In the Whrll.S n '
TEILiGENCEM aud Wheeling Rgi'Lr im,M,,,
strnIIvO weeks, and Nh provided by Ht'i a,,,,t
chapter NJ Of tho Code Of West NlEHhA m,' ,E
Ing tho creditors Of said estate To TsTt'n I,y
prtIyG their claims before him IN ~ "II'
10 bc tlXcdhy him. And that said Mh',. M,
such other Ur further matter ~ rlImf i'a''' "'
rLlMlrG.
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ROBBINS e. APPLETON,
GENERAL AGENTS, ....
ls2 Broadway, Now York.

Ask to see the new Full.Pintc
Watch bearing the trade mark'sAmcr-
ican Watch Co., Crescent St., Wall
than, Mass" 1t Is by far the best
PulI.PIntC Watch made in the United
States, and SurpHsscS anything herC-
tofOrC mHde In this country for Rail.
way Engineers, Conductors, &c.
Apri9COdl&eOWw