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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-03-26
TN THE MUNICIPAL COURT OF
Il Wheeling.
Dewey, Vance Co.
o.. In Chancary
Frank j. ROthaeker Ell al

Dewey, Vance & Co.
Frank J. Rothaeker et al
Notice Is hereby given, that pursuant TO a
decree made and entered In the above cause
by said Court, at the February term thereof, /
will, ~ Special Commissioner, sell on saturday,
the 9th day Of April, le7O, at public auction At
the front door OF the Court House Of Ohio coun.
ty, the following described real estate, com.
monty known as "ROthacker's Brewery" 70.
wit: The south half Of lot No 9s, situate ON
the east side Of Market street, between Jeffsr.
son and Adams strests, In the city Of Wheeling z.
Said sale was deoreed by said Court In order ,
lst, To enforce a certain deed Of trust made
by Frank J. Rothacker and Elizabeth Rothaok.
or, bis wife, In favor Of Samuel +. Black as
trustee, dated September 10Th, 1853. now Of
record In the Recorders Office Of Ohio county,
West Va, in deed book No %. conveying the
above described property In trust to Sseure the
sums ineiuded in ten notes, payable to Francis
Hegner or order, all bearing date October let,
1853 the amounts and times Of payment Of the
same being as follows; one for $3.50, pay able
April lst, 1855; one for $3.50, payable April lat
le56; one for s5ls, PAYABLE April lst, 1857; one
for Stg7, payable April LIST, 1s5ei one for ti7s.
April 1st, leo; one for si3I, payable April lat,
ls6l; one for fIi3, payable April lst Is62; one
for f392, payable April lst 1863 and one for
S37I, payable April let, 1884. Crhs debt secured
Dy sald ceed IL entitled 70 credits amounting
principal and interest at October 1st, 1859, TO
s655l. 9S, and the amount Of principal and inter
est claimed 70 be due, unpaid and secured by
said deed OF trust, for which sale viii be made
IL 1900 with interest from October Ist. ISf9 dus
70 j. N. Camden, a. surviving executor OF Lewis
steenrod, deceasedl I'd. To saasfy, cut OF
the proceeds Of said sale, sundry Judgment
liens upon the equitable interest Of aid Pc.
thacker in said property.
The terms Of said sale will be one-third OF the
purchase money eash in hand and ne rsnaiD.
der 10 two equal instalments, payable In siI
and twelve months from the day Of saIs, with
interest thereon from said day, said deferred
payments being secured BY the purcbaasT giyin1
his bonds for the same with COED p4r.onaI -
euT1ty and BY the title being retained until the
same are paid. ALFRED CALDWELL
nar4'td Special Commisdoner.
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FOR SALE BY MOST DRUGGISTS EVERY.
WHERE.
PRICE ONLY 80 CENTS.
If your Druggist has not yet got il on sale,
don't be put off with some worse than worthless
strong stuff "fumigator," or poisonous caustic
solution, which will driUe the disease 10 the lungs
instead of curing il. but send sixty cents TO me
and the remedy will reach yoH by return mail.
Four packages, post paid. s2.OOi one dozen for
$50.
Send two cent stamp for DR.. Sage's pamph.
let on Catarrh. Address the Proprietor,
4. V. PIERCE, NJ. D..
feb3 BUFFALO. n. Y.
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SEALED PROPOSALS

SEALED PROPOSALS
WILL BE RECEIVED AT The WEST
w Virginia PepitentiaTy until Tuesday,
April 5th, 1870, for the following Bill OF Tim.
Der, TO be delivered at the Upper Wharf in
Moundsville:
600 Joists, l4x2A inches. 81 feet long.
as Ioists, l4x2A inches, IL feet long
High Rafters, l2x4 inches, "a feet long.
Posts, sxs inches, IL feet long.
Pieces, 3xs inches, l6 feet long.
Pieces f1s inches, IA feet long.
Pieces, 6xs inches, IS feet long.
l6 Pieces Axe inches, IA feet long.
Pieces 4x6 inches, 90 feet long.
% Rafters 3x6 inches - feet long.
sRaiters, $40 inches, 81 feet long; or 8 each
IL, IL and 10 feet long.
Raiters 3x6 inches "a feet long; or 8 each
s feet inches feet inches and 9 feet
long.
Raftets, 3I6 inckes % feet long; OF each
Z feet, 6 feet inches and feet long.
Rafters, 3xi inches Is feet long.
Raiters, ska inches 81 feet long.
Also $50 feet of Sheeting all TO be Of COED
White Pine.
Address, W. b. CURTIS,
Sup't West Virginia Penitentiary,
mar2i.td Moundsvilis, w. Va.
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- - - - ~ Ne
~ 1t is tcdrrdnted to
cure lost or impaired
Taste, Smell or Hear.
ing, Watering or Weak
Eyes, offensive breath,
I lcerated Throat OF
Mouth, Pain and Pre-.
sure in the Head, and
loss of Memory when
caused. as all of them
freqently are, by the
ravages of Catarrh. II
is pleasant md painless
to use, contains no
strong, poisonous OF
caustic drugs, but cureS
by its mild soothing
action.
I will pay $500 Re.
ward for a case of Ca
tarrh that j cannot
cure.
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IL E-OP e N Il ID.
st. Charles Restaurant !
formerly Rails Saloon,)
under WASHINGTON Hall

sHSETEH
NHE SUBSCRIBER TAKES PLEASURE
u In announcing to his friends and the pablo
improved the above Restaurant, and viii AN.
deavor 10 cater to the wants of his customers /,
the most desirable style. Always On hand
choice selection Of Wines, Liquors, &c. Me-
served up In the best style, Cat shortest notices
marS CHARLES p. LUTS
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Family Flour.

Inn BARRELS COLUMBIA MILLS Xxx.
lUU Is barrels Franks Rsstn-the latteI
choice white wheat Flour-just received an
or sale By II. REILLY.
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Terms, by Mail, in Advance
nauY REGISTER.

DAILY REVIS II hEss
81 50 Three months---.ss 90
Six months. .--.-. 4 w one nio
TO SUBSCRIBERS IN THE CITY,
ar rsek. is cts. Per month..-...6s cts.
TRI.wEEKLY REGISTER.
published every Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat.
urday.l
One CODY, I yr...s 90 One copy, mos..s %
Fi~e copies, 1 VI. 20 90 One copy, mos "
rec copy viii be sent to the getter up Of
sach club OF FIVE. d.. ..
WEEKLY REGISTER.
copy, yr....ss 90 Rive copies, lyr 90
One COPY, mos. 90 Ten copies, yr. Is 90
one copy, mos 50 Twenty !" Ut. Sc 90
A free copy Of the WEEKLY will be sent for
each club Of TEN; and q tree copy OF the TRI.
WEEKLY will be sent for each club Of TWENTY.
DER ARBEITER FREUND.
GERMAN WEEKLY
Nv Nail..S3 90 By Carrier---.--.G .
Same club rates as WEEKLY REGISTER.
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Dupont Gunpowder Agency.

ROASTED COFFEE.
4 FRESH LOT OF SUPERIOR QUALITY,
n prepared by us. Green Coffee used, So
,ected with care and Is sound and pure. Sec
that our name is printed on the pack ige.
feb26 HENRY Z. LIST & CO.
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Just Received.
40 HUH BUG

No. 80, cor. Main and Biddle streets,
janl7 CENTRE WHEELING.
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Advertising Rates per Square

"a square is Of an inch spaced
One time.........tl 90 One week---...-.S 90
Two times. so Two " oeks....... W
Three times.... . 90 One month.....-. 90
LOCAL NOTICES" per line, is cents, but no
aotice inserted for less than One Dollar.
Advertisements i'm Weekly.
Special Notices" per line q
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-12-16

A Most UNn1aHTEous Deed. On last
Thursday night. near shinhnrg. e fey
miles beyond Liberty Hill, in our Dis
triot, negro man, named Bob Dorm,
was shot and killed in his bed. His
body was pierced with seven balls and
buok-shot, and seven mote were lodged
in different parts Of the bedstead. So
far as we can learn, the affair is up to this
time wrapped in complete mystery. The
verdict of the jury of inquest was chat the
deceased came to his death at the hands
of some person or persons unknown.
If we are correctly informed, black per-
sons are more strongly suspected than
white, of having committed this foul
murder. Such deeds, under any cir
cumstances whatsoever, arc totally bar
barous, unjustifiuble, aud calculated to
bring very serious trouble upon our peo-
pie at large. In the name of law. order,
religion, humanity, honor. dccency. let
such things no longer happen among u.s.
Eoigetteii Adue,fiser
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The Laurens Prisoners.

When men in authority violate tho
laws. or countenance their violation.
how can it be expected that the people
will respect the laws, if they believe
> shey can protect themselves by their
own strong arms? When high officials
set the example Of taking the law into
their own hands, it is m invitation to
Che whole community to do likewise.
If persons charged with crime cannot
avail themselves Of the process of the
Courts to have n hearing on an applica-
tion for bail, is it to be expected that
they will submit to arrest? The action
OF the authorities in relation to the
prisoners lately arrested in Laurons is Il
proclamation that the most sacred rights
ct Che citizen may 10 dsregardcd viii,
.mpunity. If officials can violate the
laws with impunity, why cannot the
citizen? is this not legitimate reason
ing? We deprecate violence-and pray
that it may cease everywhere in the
land. Hence, we condemn tho course
that has been taken in relation to the
Laurens prisoners, which seems to be
approved by the powers that be. If not
thus approved, why has not something
been done to arrest tho course of pro-
cecdings towards them ? Is there not
sufficient courage and energy in the
government of tho State to sustain the
laws? Is the State prepared to pass
into the hands of mob? Is lawloss-
ness to continue, by tho sanction Of
those who are charged with Che protec-
tion and enforcement of the laws2 If
SO, then, indeed, havo we fallen upon
evil times. Now, the point is this: II
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Tho Memory OF GeneraI Lee.

AS our IeAuoIS AaFe OUSeIFeu, tue Be'
nerous sentiments of Senator McCreery,
of Kentucky, respecting the character
and worth OF the late General Lee, are
not shared by the radical partizans in the
United States Senate. Messrs. Edmunds,
and Sumner, and Morton, and Nye, aud
Scott, and other lesser lights, were bitter
and denunciatory. This is what one
may expect Of men whose narrow minds
give up to PARTY what was meant for
aiANK1ND. Senator Sumner was willing
to leave the memory Of LEE to the hand
OF history. We accept the suggestion.
We are willing to abide by tho verdict of
postsrity. Of this we feel assured. that
the'name of Lee will be honored and re-
spected long after the memory of Sum
uer, and Morton and company shall have
passed away.
1T is not in the power of the partizan
TO dishonor the name of the great Vir-
ginian. Even now. amid the heated
passions of the hour, we turn with con-
Edence from the prejudiced utteranccs
of the radical exponents of the North,
to the better judgment of the large por-
aion of that section who do not recog-
nize the Summers and the Mortons as
their representatives. The true, calm,
.Enprejudiced men of the whole country
must recognize in General Lee, % cha
racter that honored humanity. If Lee
was so traitor" then did he make treason
l. -
iustre.
We have this to add: The charge
against General Lee is that he commit
ted treason because he sided with his
native State against the General Go
'vernment. In answer, we have to re-
mark, that since the establishment of
shis Government, good men have differed
In opinion as to the character of the
relationship existing between the States
and the General Government. In de-
aiding that his allegiance was primarily
due to Virginia, General Lee simply
signi6ed his acquiescence in the States
Right theory of our Government. This
was an unsettled question. General
Lees decision made him no traitor
and they who call linn traitor, in the
offensive sense of the word, are them
selves traitors to truth, justice and mag
nanimity, and deadly enemies to that
generous sentiment which is necessary
to make this Union in fnct, and not in
name alone. The South and the man
hood Of the South have been violently
assailed in the United States Senate, and
they who should be there to reply to her
defamers are politically ostracised. But
this will not be so always And tho
time will soon be when, in the Senate
chamber of this country, the genuine
representatives of this section will be
there to strike hands with a McCreery,
md to rebuke the paltry reasoning of n
Sawyer and the petty utteranccs of II
Sumner. Thus do we replace the flowers
Of honor and affection that partisan
hands seek to tear from the fresh grave
of Lee, and thus speaking for the South
md generous men North, do we rc-aflirm
his claims to genuine honor.
The Laurens Prisoners,
When men in authority violate tho
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25 Cents for Cotton.

AN ESSRS. LORICK & I.OWRAQCE having
IYI purchased the right to Manufacture
John q. Hams improved SEED and MANURE
DEOppER, for ltichland, would call the attcn-
ton Of AL farmers Using Fertilizers and re-
quest MI examination OF This planter-the
best and most perfect ever yet invented; hay
ing taken the premium at the Georgia and
Alabama State Fairs. Tho undersigned are
prepared to furnish any quantity OF Flows,
Cotton Planters and pIow Handles, at low
figure. Every variety of Agricultural Imple-
ments on hand. LORICk Il LOWRANCE.
Dec 3
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The Mobile Register, of Saturday, the
luth Instant, announcesthe death in that
city, on the previous day, of Mr.. Ri
ciiard 5. Giles, in the fifty seventh year
OF his age. Mr.. Giles was 4 printer by
profession, and native of Charleston,
from whence he removed to Mobile,
about thirty-fve years ago.
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those who have the control of the State
in other words, the Government-de-
sire peace and good order in the State,
they must set the example. They should
recall to mind the fate Of Diomede, who
fed his favorite steeds on human flesh,
and afterwards fell a victim to their
unnatural appetite. HAMDEN.
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FALSE CoLoRs ON THE FonE-Top. Whoever
saw tho natural tinge renewed in gray hair by
4 hair dye? No one. Who can distinguish
the browns and blacks brought out by PHA-
Ions S1TALIA. OK SALVATION FOR THE HAIR,
from Naturo's? No one. And mark, it leaves
NO stain on the skin, and is clear and trans
parent. and has no sediment Sold by all
druggists and fancy goods dealers. D IL TO
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~ Co-partncrship, and will be known as
j.: ". SE1BEIS Il co. They represent some
Of tho best FIRE and LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANIES III the United States.
We propose to be general Land Agents, and
will sell or purchase Real Estate anywhere in
south Carolina, especially in Columbia We
will prosecute claims before the Legislature
and the renewal of lost bonds or other papers
Persons wishing to sell or buy Real Estate
will do well to communicate with us at Colum-
bia. We havo several handsome places for
sale. Once ut Mike Hokcs Clothing Storo.
j.. w. SEIBELS,
Dec2 j. Is. EZELL.
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IL pcrty of Mrs. X. q. Brcvard,) situated on
tho Bluff Road, about eight miles from Colum.
bia, will be rented for tho ensuing year.
There is good dwelling and all necessary
out-bniidinSs on the place For further par-
ticulars, apply to JAS. S. CAMPBELL,
At Campbell & Jones, Main st., Columbia.
Dec 1G ST
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COLUMBIA, S. c..
Friday Morning. December 16. 1870.
Let sho Work Go On.

Now that the Legislature is to start
the work Of impeachment, let them carry
1T on. Let not the business begin and
end with Judge Vernon. How many
connected with the present regime might
be brought up for "high crimes and mis-
,demeanors?"
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Sits nifty curs," said Mrs. Darlington to
Ike, while ro: ding abont tho impending war
i'll Europe, that the Holierliorn creates suoh
disease among the cattle i'll AMER Ky" The
old lady, having delivered herself Of the
above, took dose Of LIPrMAN's GREAT GER
MAN BITTEns to cheer her depressed spirits
ind resumed hor knitting.
Lippman's Iittcrs are for sale by all drug.
gists and dealers Depot in Columbia. S. c.,
ut GEIGEn " MCGREaon's Druggists. SIS
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One OF the best remedies extant for Dyspep-
sia, General Debility and Chills, is tho OLD
CAROLINA BITrEBs. u 11t3
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LIKE "QuAKER GuSs."- Artificial teeth are
OF littlo use, and easily detected. Take care
SozoDoNr. Usc it daily. and your teeth will
be tho last Of natures gifts to fail you.
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DEATH OF Mrs. WHITFIELD BRooKs. -
Mrs. Mary P. Brooks, widow of tho late
Col. Whitfield Brooks, mother of the
late Hon. Preston S. Brooks, and sister
of Chancellor Carroll-all of them men
known, loved and honorcd in South
Carolina-departed this life, at her.resi-
last, aged seventy. .-EayefsM ADVERTISER.
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Tho gin house of Mrs. Samuel Rainey,
residing about eight miles from Chester.
on the York road, was destroyed by fro
on Tuesday night, 18th instant. The
gin house and contents were total loss.
Supposed to be the work of an incen-
dinry. Chester Reporter.
INCENDIAMsM. gin house of DR..
Walter Brice, near Yonguesville. in this
County, %as burned on Monday night
last, 18th inst, together with six bales
of cotton and several hundred pounds
of fodder. It was. the work of the in
cendiary. IVins6oro Ne,vS.
Advices from South America, by way
Of Lisbon. Indicate the continued sue
cesses of the rebels in the Argentine
Confederation. Montcvideo was be-
sieged by them, and the authorities of
Buenos Aryes were negotiating with their
leader, General Jordan.
At Cottage Hill station, about fifteen
miles from Chicago. james Snow WAS
murdered by his wife on "Wednesday
night. Sho has been insane for some
time, and beat in his skull as he lay asleep
on lounge.
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No medicine, whether made North or South,
will bo found superior to that old established
remedy for Dyspepsia. tho OLD CAROLINA
DITTERs. Dill t3
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Arrest that terrible Catarrh, and thus avoid
q conaumptive's grave, by using DIR. Sage's
Catarrh Remedy. The proprietor will pay
by druggists. or send sixty cents to Dr. r. v.
Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y, and receive it by mail.
Pamphlet sent free. Dli 1871
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There is but one verdict, and that ia the OLD
CAROLINA D1TTElas arc Il safe, sure and reia-
ble Tonic. Dllt3
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One of the Most Profltable investments
NOW OFFERED IN TIE MARKET

ESsn WILL be sold low. valuable FARM of
@f&FIFTY-FIyE ACRES. three miles from
tho city, lying on the Asylum Road, and
near the Charlotte and Augusta Railroad.
This is u very desirable place. 1t contains 20
acres we'll timbered, and the remainder is un-
der fence, and will produce fine cotton and
corn. 1t is very healthy, and has on it a
Dwelling OF eight rooms, with all necessary
out-buildings.
For further information, apply to JOHN T.
snAS @ sbo Jr NO. ., law %d h%1Se C"loia. whG no
place. Dec II 5
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Abbeville; Carton Manley, Baltimore;
W. B. Timmons, Timmonsville; V. s.
Jordan, II. H. CLARK, Camden.

LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
S. NJ. Roof-In Equity.
J. s. Campbell-To Rent.
j. A. Pace-Personal.
Hostetter's United States Almanac.
2. L. Frazee-Mortgage Sale.
wv. *. Greenfield Carriages.
Kings Mountain Military School.
Z. i. Fruzce-Sheriff' Sales.
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'SrALDiSa's GLUE mcnds 1Ieudlcss Dolls
and Broken Cradles. Dill
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GRAIN! GRAIN GRAIN!
w. j. NIIITaIIRE, GKEENVILLE, S. c.,
nEALER in GRAIN and COUNTRY PRO-
lD DUCE of Ill kinds. Will pay prompt
This is n rare opportunity for Planters and
others living along the limo of the Grcenville
and Columbia Railroad, to procure their sup
plies ut first cost. only ask fair trial, and
.,uarantcc satisfaction. Nov % 3mo
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Epicurcs, call at PoLLoCK's.
Bargains in Clothing at HoKE's.
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- AT PRIVATE SALE, or will be sold
5I.H tho FIRST MO SDAY in January, at Alb.
<'@bevillo Court House, S. c., a large and
commodious HOUSE and LOT, in tho town of
Cokcsbury, Abbeville County, s. c., with p
acres of Land adjoining.
TERMs-Onc-fourth cash; balance in ono
two, and three years.
For particulars, inquire of Mr.. A. Burt
Attorney at Law, Abbcville Court House, or
Mrs. Blackwell, on tho premises, or to
w. D. LOVE Il CO.,
dec l0 II Columbia, $. q.
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Irish Potatoes.
Ok BDLS. choice Table POTATOES, for
AeD sale low. EDWARD HOPE.
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TRoOHU AND THE PoPE.-It is said
ehat letter has been received By the
Pope, from General Trochu, which was
sent from Paris by balloon, and after
wards forwarded by courier. In this
epistle, the General, it is said. expresses
his sympathy for the holy Father in the
misfortunes which have fallen upon him,
and laments that tho present condition
OF France prevents her coming to his as-
sistance; but he is persuaded that this
disability will soon ccase. AS for him
sell, ne had determined TO seek retire
ment as soon rs he accomplished his
mission at Paris, but the dethronement
of the Holy Father, by the italian an
nexation, has led him to abandon this
resolution, and he will make it his next
duty to restore the Pope to his triple
crown.
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Nectar Whiskey.

GNlESON'S OLD FAMILY NECTOR and
VI Rye WlIISKEYS she pureSt u1mi best an
mnr&rt " Also, full stock OF HECTIFlED
WiiISKEYS, OF all grades, always on hand
AMI for sa!c by J.E r. Il. AGNEW.
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FINAL NOTICE.-I hereby give notice
y that I will apply TO Hon. William Hutson
Wigg, Judge of Probate, at his Office, in Co.
lnmbia, on 4.h January, 1871, at 10 A. H., for
final discharge as Administrator, with will
annexed, of estate of Harriet i. Turnipsccd,
deceased. JAMES NJ BEARD
DecI 419
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Consul Perry, at Panama. recently
received call from All Indian chief,
who informed him of tho existence of
hitherto unknown opening through the
mountains, which can be available for
ship canal. Learned men have long
been of the opinion that the Indians
knew Of an easy rontc across the Isth-
mus OF Darien, and that beliof seems
now to have confirmation
SAD ACCIDENT. On Sunday last, in
Rarrisonburg, Va, Miss Wits, in the
company of several friends, startt.' to
church on horseback. They hni pro-
ccedcd but a short distance, wlcr the
horse which she was riding became un-
manageable, threw her to the ground,
aud tramped her. She did not long
survive.
A difficulty occurred near Lewis
Turnout, Chester Comfy, on the 9th,
between Messrs. B. NJ. Griffin and JAS.
Phinny, in which the Hitter was severely
wounded.
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NorICE-Tho undersigned gives notice
~ that on the Goth day of December next
at II O'clock, he will apply to w Huison Wigg,
Esq., Judge OF Probate, at his oflico in Co
lumbia, for final discharge as Executor of Es-
tate of j. 7. Munds, deceased.
j. W. PARKER.
COLUMBIA, November 2G, 1870. t13~
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ON State and Railroad Bonds and Stocks, aid
Conversion Of state Securities, by
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