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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-10-12
RESOLUTIONS.

Resolvsd, That the Street Commits
sioner is hereby directed 10 fill up i'm
mediately the gully or ditch on the
north side Of First street, between Eotf
and Chaplaine, and that he construct
in its stead properly paved gutter.
Referred for report.
Resolved, That the Street Commits
sioner is hereby directed to open the
sewer in Alley F, between Alley c and
Second street, pursuant to instructions
of Council heretofore given, and that
he perform this duty without delay.
Lost
Resolved, That the committee on
Streets and in company with the Health
Officer and Street commissioner, are
hereby instructed to make thorough
inspection of the sanitary condition OF
the city at the earliest practicable
period, and that they report TO Council
at it's next meeting such original i'm.
provements and repairs in the streets,
alleys, cutters and sewers as shall be
deemed by them essential to the preser-
walton OF the public health, and that
they report the probable cost Of said
improvements and repairs. Adopted.
Resolued, That the Street Commits.
sioner be instructed 10 make the need
full repairs at once on the paved wharf
the present low stage Of water being
favorable for making said repairs.
Referred for report.
The following was offered
Resolved That the Street Commis-
sioner be ordered to set the curb on
both sides ofthat part Of Market street
between the south end of Market street
bridge and Webster street; also on the
east side OF Market, from John to the
bridge. Adopted.
Resolved That the Street Commits
sioner be ordered to enforce the ordi-
ance in relation to persons throwing
dirt, offal, &c, on the public streets, on
all persons living on the west side Of
Wheeling hill (pike) who offend against
the provisions OF said ordinance.
Adopted.
Resolred, That the committee or Or
dinance be hereby ordered to report an
ordinance compelling all persons who
now have areas in the public sidewalks,
or to whom permission to have areas
therein may be granted in future, to
give bond, with approved security, to
hold the city harmless from any dam
age which may result to persons from
the said areas beingin the public side
walks. Adopted.
WHEREAS, The Council of the city Of
Wheeling advertised for proposals for
the coal scales of the city sometime in
the spring Of 1871, and whereas, John
Arthur was the highest bidder for the
Fourth ward scale and which proposi-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-10-12
BAN KS.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF WHEELING.
United States Depository.
~ DUTAI S20O,UUO

A general Banking, Exchange ana Coilec,
ton business transacted WIN noen'S "N0
Certificates Of Deposit issued and interest
Revenue stamps for sale in sums TO SUIT y:
New Fractional Currency ana l, L, an
coin ALWAYS on hand for the accommoda-
ton of the public. ,,,,,.,,ro-s
ACCOUNTS of Merchants, Manufacturers,
Bankers aud others solicited.
DIRECTORS:
JOHN K. BOTSFORD, President.
Jacob Hornbrook, CheSter ". hho1'
Jacob s. Rhodes, Morgan Il. OtI,
John l.. Hobbs. 1. j. CaInppeli
GEORGE ADAMS, Cashier.
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-10-12
The We|Isburg National Bank
pared to do a general banking business
In all its details.
Capital Stock =. SlOU.OOO W

on snecial time deposits. Notes, bills OF ex-
change, and bonds discounted. Exchange
bought and sold. Collections made on az
points and proceeds promptly RENTED; U.
<. Revenue Stamps for sale. discount uay'
Wednesday. The accounts of Farmers,
Merchants, Manufacturers, Banks, Bankers
and Others are solicited, with the assurance
that they will be dealt with on the most
liberal terms, consistent with SAFETY.
DIRECTORS:
ADAM KUHN, President.
w. X. Pendleton, Lewis Apologize, Abram
Wilson, c. II. Beall, John ). Beall, THOMAS
Z Everett, H. q. Lazear, John Lewis;
ocI0t WILSON BEALL, Cashier.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-10-12
Oglebay, Son 4 Co.,
Wholesale GrOCers
81 MAIN STREET.

u Sugar.
8 n HHDS. CHOICE NEW ORLEANS
D 20 hhds choice P. r. Sugar.
20 prime p. X. @
Z hoo bbls A coffee
100 " b coffee
{ loo Extra G coffee g
400 q
Loo Cr., Gran. and Pow.
7 For sale by OGLEBA1, son & co.
OIL.
n = BBLS. CARBON OIL.
10 bbls. Lard OIL. For sale by
OGLEBAY, SON & co.
Rice.
o TICS. c. RICE
3 BO bags Patna Rice.
$50 {" Rangoon 81
\ TEA.
I Il CHESTS FINE g. p. TEA.
( 70 chests fine Y. q. Tea.
rs Oolong Tea.
For sale by oGLEBAY, son q 60.
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This Renders them Practically Inte
est Bearing Land Warrants.
r. CRANGLE. Prest.

General Agent for West Virginia, South.
Eastern Ohio, and Washington and Greene
counties, Penna.
WHEELING, w. VA, September u, 1871.
SeDl2-pSb
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+ THE AUCTION HOUSE OF
IA JOHNSTON a VAN TAsSELL,
Once and saesroom 81 Naasau street,
opposite tho Post onlce.


THE HORSE AND CARRIAGE BRANCH
Of f nos sia aTd Y fSsaq MSRT + our
FOURTH AVENUE,
SALES OF %'fT HORSES rs sSl HS 'iFacRsfe RrAcEs
CATALOGUE OF THIS DAYS TUEsDAY's) SALE.
soRRhL GELpISa At .s r ny VALPARAISO,
dam BY rredeeer bred at wools'os Canada West, years
coupe horse used Mt Newport all And Is now
hH%E a SoASE Z q HsNn S1ps FEARS OLD Kind in
al harness. free from vice. free and stylish driver and war
DAaa hay HORSE, 49, HANDS. 8 YEARS OLD,
KNIT in alt harness. has great entrance roe and
P S AsP rT S rs TOR v rssS @ as IN a.
haraes tree from vice.; good saddle horse pace in
mUEfAiS Gonum, BY sitAMsIhs. T. aa
hairless rec from vice. roc yery s,ys sann ID
rue he's been ridden oy ia y ali summer every
$ SSS5i"$ !, , =
a. harness free from vice, inc and stylish driver and sold
BAY nGEsE, i54 HANDS, 3 YEARS OLD; kind and
true IN all harness and under saddle Is styi and well
oY p FEs 9Sd roN aa
EAi HORSE, lb.s HANDS, YEARS OLD; Kind IN AL
harness. Tree from vice. sound, Kind ana true Also set OF
hLACk HORSE. l5 HANDS & YEARS OLD; kind IN all
haruess free from vce io,s Gloss 10 minutes ana sold
'o p xxx u Bs,,sN MARE. Is HANDS, YEARS OLD;
kind All true % all harness has no vice fast tia, syl
' a"S pna gae and A E r. q sTne,s and
BAY HORSE, i59a HANDS HIGH, YEARS OLD; kind.n
all harness. from Woe good travellers Is good work
horse, aind and true.
DARK BROWN HORSE, l5I3 HANDS, years old; free
firm vice; kind in harness; is good worker; Kind and
true.
several other iioaes description zine OF SALE Top and
10 Wagons, Rockaways Depot AMI Business Wagons
Harness, Robes and Blankets in variety. Weather
BAY HORST. il HANDS. YEARS oLD kind in all
es sR I YEA kind
AZ S a No pRfoT WA 'h Kind ana true
BAY TRorTING MAZE NANCY, Is HANDS, . year.
old kind In all free from Vice; fast and
kline true also Dunscomb Harness and
BREW>TEk ROAD WAGON.
BRIGHT BAY COUPE OR CARRIAGE HORSE, l5x
hands years Old; kind in all harness; free from Vice
swish driver and warranted sound.
BROWN HORSE 10 HANDS HIGH, 8 years old kind In
AZ harness. free from vice. good aveler stylish, ana
ranted sound
Three business Wagons.
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DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
A DvERrIsEMRSTs FOR THE sEw YORK uEHALu
RECEIVED AT BRANCH OFFICE
isw BROADWAY.
THREE DOORS ABOVE THIRrYFIasr STREET.
ADVERTISEMENTS ARE REoEIvED FROM A. ".
TILL 8 p NJ EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR AT OFFICE
RATES. no EXTRA CHARGE or ANY KIND.
EXTRA NOTICE.
WILL REMOVE IN A FEW DAYS TO OUR LARGER
OFFICE, Ian BROADWAY, NEARLY OPPOSITE OUR
PRESENT PLACE.
FRESoH CHINA
at half prioO.
French China Tea Cups ana sauoer- ~ a dozen.
Dinner Plates. s2 Dozen
Tea Plates. 81 90 a dozen.
China Dinner Service for twelve, 81
White China Tea se's, - pieces, - "a
China Soup Turecus, 81 70.
Gcbets. anc, 81 a dozen.
Fine Wine Glasses, soc a dozen.
Gold Band Tea Sets a. pieces, 50 80.
Decorated Band roa Sets. np,ecen, 10 90
Bronzes, Clocks Plated Goods
AhJhDb,
No $40 Broadway.
.Jon8Nc ROOMS.
To aainorS and sioreseepers
ATE RIDLEY SONS,
Grand street. New York.
ear. aide OF The city.
Come and see
The arges, stock Of sk Millinery Goods in this ETY.
s. casaG,
yss'lo n, Ftt.'rs rCssT Reps eros @
p''''h npwaRp f sSs s1" e SON. aSSaa hero
eps 81 and 8lk Grand street, 81 %, "a. 80 and 70
Allen street. 6ih block cast from the Bo~sry
I ORD TAYLOR,
Broadway Twentieth street,
Will open on MONDAY, oc,obers,
new F.il and Winter DrcrG Goods.
Also an 9 .tsnsve assortment Of
elegant French rabr,cs
superior colos any imported and
ready Tor examination
LORD 4 TAYLOR.
broadway and twentieth street.
Lace Department,
wsw offer on MosDhT 5t,oSss ns. .lol y
Real Iace.,
comprising all the mo,. ei.sn. novelties he
at unusually low prices
LORD X TAYLOR
Broaiway snd Twentieth street
IL. Another opening
This time dlrcc; from London.
Cases beat quality
geneman's and ia.i.ea tEslled s,ik
Paragon Frame Umbrellas
! case English SILK Opera Hose. , .,.s
case genlsmens rcai Kid Gloves. London made
l Gaze .entlemens English Calf Gloves, London made,
assorted colors.
English Tartan Sash Ribbons,
elegant quality.
Enghsh SIX scarfs aud Neck Ties all the Ates
styles assortment OF EnBNsh HOSIERY
and Wooden Goods for adies, gcn,ienens and misses
Casea OF English Hair Brushes quality English Pearl
Bog oak Goods from Ireland,
and case of Nhitby jet uoot5
Having the markets myself inc FIX
months these goods 81 own selecting We fhai now
opening Of Foreign goods
caily-not specified days, but every day,
bright and rcsh just the goods You want
Not selected pest new tOfS
city trade, which think thoroughly understand. having
the thar specially You will now
from
Paris.
Loniou,
Berlin,
Vienna,
Rome and Naplss
Switzerland
witch va shnl sell At the loves, possible p-ccs
q. q
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EXTRA NOTICE,

WILL REMOVE IN A FEW DAYS TO OUR LARGER
OFFICE, 1866 BROADWAY. NEARLY OPPOSITE OUR
PRESENT PLACE.
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.
DOYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
III j. b. MARTINEZ 4 CO.. Agents,
~ Wall street, box 1855 20 at oalcc, New York.
DOYAL HAVANA LOTTERY OF CUBA.-ADDRE6s
III \. b. BANKS, Agent, Is waIi street
STAMMERIN0 CURED Ri DRs. WHITE OArMAN,
~ aC2 Fourth avenue, OF Twenty eighth street. New
York. No pay until cured. Send for circulars.
- tue, permanently located No r ing place, New York,
Professors Mann and COvn Unparalleled
until permanent cure 10 effected. send FOR
THE ANNUAL ELECTION OF DIRECTORS OF The
LonnerI Bank of the city of New York will bs hSid At
The banking house, Nassau street, between the II
and ! T. NJ, on Tuesday the loan October, 1871.
DORR RUSSELl Presldent.
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MAYORS OFFICE,
Nrw YORK, October 8, 1871.

M Nrw YORK, Oc,ober5 1871.
GnsiLEMEs-I return herewith, without my approval,
Ss granting OF . 81 The Coans
Brosdway Side stage conipsny. nv
ch.Gsf passed Hprn !, 1874 aud chapter $50, passed
Of s,sge route Is, IN opinion equiva.
lent to the Of AMI neither the
1 ma5o e osnss OF PoPe on the proposed
obtained, tie franchise ordered to De sold auction
1egs y the acts eerTca TO- am compesd
because an always in favor Of increasing BY al awful
= - - ''' A.oAKEY HALL, Mayor.
An ACT to regulate stage routes &c. passed pri 1854
this act may by vote OF twohrs Of thsir whoie number
81 time alter extend the route roues dessnate ia
Common Council Of said cit, thereto.
stages abiished allowed operated in said
city, except rs Trsy 1a, N 70 SECTION H. The application
the proposed be established stages
Mayor shall communicate such application TO the Common
- H.. o. ssa & s s a. and
Council shall after receiving such communication and
.hed operaas upon such f.vorsoe action such
ownership thereof may .e Transferred ere
AN ACT relative to stage rpu.s in the city OF New York
or omnSSs said city h ss s",hG Ss srone
by the Common council OF SAID city, unless majority the
~ IN or ugon Which any such route prvee
ftagl m = In
jcct, hrrf consent Ia writing thereto.
Nothing herein contained shall he construed IN i'm
pair The existing provisions law tho
OF aad city but stage route privilege ran,ed
said Common Council sal be disposed nj pubic a,c.
tiou the by the dispo.a Of
franchises of sad city, the who shall give tina
largest III adequate secr!ty 10 Tho car.
pors,ion Of said city for the right or privilege.
OFFICE or THE ST. NICHOLAS INSURANCE. com.
rany, Nc, le6 broadway.
NEw YORK, Oct o. 1871.
Tbs policy holders and stockholders OF this company
hereby Informed that the compsny has not lost anything by
the Chicago lre having no risks in that city
JOHN J. sthMy, Secretary
DEADER-IF You KNOW ANY ONE SUFFERING
IN chronic disease contracted In the states
service, who led, injured ruplued however
slightly, address and Will get MIN PENSION
for life. Ir u " JACKSON,
Philadelphia.
nELIEF TO THE FEET.-MRS l., X STONE CIR.
IL Topodst, has opened elegant rooms al IA
ay Opposite Asor place. where she prepared to
treat who troubled with Corns Bunyns Inverted
Nails. Lauies treated at Their residences II desired
DoYAL HAVANA LOTTERY OE CUBA, oCToBER6-
IL First Inv. prizes received Kentucky cass SEQ Nos "a
N 80 nrsw a2pOTL Address haley co. iosa estab.
nsLei o1iceh ia BSJafosy
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FINE ARTS.

NOR sAIk-FIvE GENUINE PLASTER PARIS
statues Beethoven Mozart, Mosdc.ssohn Bnshgldyt
schu0cs oehe wi be sod or hal the value, a. il Thfl
avenue. In .ilre u LsAUEN CO, Uystcs Salc1G.
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THREE DOORS ABOVE ThIRTY-FIRST STREET
ADVERTISEMENTS ARE RECEIVED FROM A. N.
TILL r. N. EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR AT OFFICE
RATES. NO EXTRA CHARGE OF ANY KIND
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LOST AND FOUND.

r oST- MONDAY, 9TH, A BUNCH OF KEYS, FROM
IL Fortvfourth TO Thirty ninth street and Fifth
bea reward sent to 80 West Forty fourth street.
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WILL REMOVE IN FEW DAYS TO OUR LARGER
OFFICE l,sB BROADWAY, NEARLY OPPOSITE OUR
PRESENT PLACE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-10
HORSES, CARRIAGES. 40.
l,246 BROADWAY,

A DvERrlsExENrs FOR THE NEW YORK HERALD
RECEIVED AT BRANCH OFFICE,
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WILL REMOVE IN A FEW DAYS TO OUR LARGER
OFFICE. l,aS5 BROADWAY, NEARLY OPPOSITE OUR
PRESENT PLACE
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L,oR SALE-A SPLENDID PAIR OF Black MAREs
and years old, 15s hands; viii sell cheap toge he
kepass warranted perfect Appy AZ stable So First ~
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, so.

A GOOD LIVERY STABLE FOR sALE-F0W DOING
N sooh paving business; good gwen for selling
Apply The Stables corner Fouth avenue lsSth street
Harlem,
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HARNESS CHANCE OF THE SEASON
III Large stock of handmade work, from $13 MP al
ranlcd sound and perfect
JOHNSTON VAN TAsskLL, ss Liberty street
MONEY LoANED-oN goYD AND MORTGAGE AND
Iu other securities, at 8! Liberty street
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DRY GOODS.
A DVkHrissSKSTs FOR 1Hk NEW YORK HERALD
RECEIVED AT BRANCH OFFICE.
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r OST- BLACK CASHMERE SHAWL, ON TWENTY
IL third Fortye ghh street, Sixth Eighth
car Suitable reward will be paid 10 80s West
Twenty third street.
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-A.-PERSONS VINO ARE INSURED IN GOOD
N. lie insurance companies, and who do MT desire to
surrender their policies absolute borrow the
value OF their policies applying az Insurance
Auenc Liberty street
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LOST AND FOuND

WILL REMOVE IN A Prs DAYS TO OUR LARGER
OFFICE, I,Tj5 BROADWAY, NEARLY OPPOSITE OUR
PRESENT PLACE
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EXTRA NOTICE

Till 7. NJ EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR AT OFFICE
RATES. NO EXTRA CHARGE or ANY KIND.
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l,a<6 BROADwA Y,
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OFFICE, 1885 BROADWAY, NEARLY OPPOSITE OUR
PRESENT PLACE.
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TExAs AND Ell PAsO NAIL LINE.

TfNEXAS AND ED FASO NAIL LINE.
Our fourhorse Concord Coaches daily with the
railroad four hundred miles l1J) beyond 81. Louis
and near Fort Gibson being 1s hundrsd and eighty
five miles to sherman, Texas, ami 35 hundred and
thy-lve miles to tho heed of the Texas Central Railroad
leading into Central Texes and branchne off at different
points on the route and also Texas Of Shrcve
port and by lines from abroad wall through
Texas generally and Eagle Pass and 81 Paso the Rio
Grande. SAWYER FIUkLIN.
SHERMAN, Texas Oct s, 1871.
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ATHALr PRIcE-A SECOND HAND COUPE ROCK
n away, short top Victoria good new Top and no
top Dogcar Doctors fhdeon, Depot Wagon and Barouehe
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THREE DOORS ABOVE THIRryFIRsr STREET.
ADVERTISE N " M u
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TOR SALE CHEAP-A VERY NICE PIANO COX FULL
,,, sprns top Wagon, male by Dusenbucy, weight Q
pouncs tce S4so; also light sile tar road Wagon most
n =, weight ID, pounds. price $40, made " nyse(, W
Wal LkMAN'S, No. y Christopher street.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-08-04
Alarm of Fire.

On Sunday night last, just at the close Of
Rev. Mr.. MARTINS Sermon in the Court
House, the cry of fire was heard. Tho audi.
cnce rushed out in confusion to find the smoke
Issuing from the dwelling of Mr.. KAUFMAN
on Main street. The fire company, with their
engine, was soon on the ground, and tho fire
was easily cxtinguishcd The fire, it is sup.
posed, was the result Of accident
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-08-04
Rural Carolinian.

The August number Of this magazine is
promptly to hand, and contains the usual va-
,ricty of interesting and instructive mutter--
Besides quito number of standard contribu.
tions on various topics, there is mass of cor
rcspondence from all parts of tho country
that cannot fail to keep the farmers we'll post
ed in what is being done by their friends in
other localities. The sources of information
Of the RWul Cn,Dlintnn are not confined to
tho Southern States or the United States, but
are extended to South America and Europe,
and indeed to all parts of the word, bu, every
thing is written with view to benefit South.
ern agriculture, and information is given from
other parts only on such subjects as are kin.
drcd to or bear directly upon tho cultivation
Of the soil of the Southern United States -
1t is tho best and almost the only periodical
conducted on this plan, and every Southern
planter and farmer should bo numbered
among its subscribers.
no. The MteNiycncer states that Shadrach
| Webster, colored, was hung at Anderson on
the 2lst of July last, for the murder Of Ada.
| line Agncw, colored. Between thrco and
FIVE thousand persons were present.
neA- The County Commissioners Of An.
dcrson have postponed the election on the
subscription to the Air. Limo Railroad The
line Of this Road, between Greenviilo and
Gainesville, will be located in few days
|
| geA- We are indebted to Hon. IToRAcg
CApRoN, Commissioner of Agriculture, for
monthly report to that department for July,
1871. 1t is moro than usually interesting.
-. A New York World letter says that ia
tho suppression of the Paria Commune 80,
900 persons were slaughtered. including G, ,00C
women and children Ninety thousand pris
oners wore taken, and the police are looking
for $4,000 more.
- On Saturday last, at Clio, Marlboro
! County. John r McQnage stabbed and killed
Robert j. Breeden.. The difficulty grew ou
:. of an old feud. A coroncr's jury rendered
ia verdict Of willful and felopious killius
McQuogc has been lodged ia Jail.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-08-04
For the Kco,rec Courier.
Oconee County Bible Society

Mr. EpIroR: Permit me to request you
to insert, in the columns Of your valuable
county paper, the names of the officers of the
Oconec County Bible Society, at Walhalla,
S. G., viz:
Rev Fletcher Smith, President Rev. B.
Holder Vice President; Ncv. J. p Smclt.
zer, Secretary, Treasurer and Depostary.--
Executive Committee Col. Norton, Rev. f
NJ. Morgan, Maj. Whitner, DR. Norman, Mr..
Ostcndorif, Mr.. Beard, Rev. j. =. Smcltzer,
Yours truly,
Il. a. BOhI.ES,
Agent a. B. S., S. G..
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-08-04
The Blue Ridge r 'lroad.

Upon authority which we inclined to
rely, we learn that the Blue Rioyc Road will
now be built The State stock has been pur.
chased by company of gentleuSen, (nmong
them several reliable Caroliuiaus J and, with
the four million State bouds, these gentlemen
bind themselves to complete the road.
We regret to learn that the track of this
great trunk line is to be chongcp to that Of
narrow guagc.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-08-04
Death of Mr.. A. g. Field.

We regret to learn that Mr.. a. g. FIELD, a
highly respectable citizen of Pckens County,
is dead. Mr.. FIELD was member of the
Bapti"t Church, and highly respected by oil
who knew him.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-08-04

sB- Mr.. WM. JoLLEY offers for sale his
valuable tract of land, on reasonable terms.
SEQ advertisement.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-08-04
IL. a. BUhl,ES,
Agent a. B. S., S.. c..


Snow STORM IN NEW YoRK SrATE.-The
Dunkirk (Chautaqua County, New York;
journal is the source of the following item:
owe have, on oreditable authority. the
statement that snow fell in the Southern por.
tion of the Casadaga Valley, in this county.
on the night of the 2lst Of July, 1871, TO-
tho depth of six inches or more We ara
told that the crops in the vicinity of I.evant
have been thereby grcnt!y damaged, and somo,
of them entirely destroyed Captain Smith,
of the ID w. and p. Railroad reported snow
in the Casndaga Valley, at 7 o clock, on Sat.
nrday morning, 22d, ult., nt an inoh or moro.
The snow fell in tho villagc of Furostville. on
tho morning Of tho 2lst ut., 80 generously
that the boys in the streets snow balled with
oacl other for full littcon minutes"
- Tho singular and fatal sickness which,
hns proven so fatal to hundreds of horses in
New York city has made Its appearance in
Baltimore, aud is creating considerable CON,
stcrnntion among owners Of tho notlo animal.
Less than two weeks ago; six horses bolonp,
ing to the Baltimore and Ohio railroad cnpssS
pany wero attacked with what nppcarGd> to Ia
a cold, and in a short tilno thereafter Win an
affection of the spine, Tho animnls refused
heir focd,ana In four days nfter being atta0ksti
tLrcc'of tho aninsk died, 's
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WALHALLA, 5. c.:
Friday Morning, August 4, 1s1a.

EY- Mail matter for Five Mile p. O.,
Pickcns County, s. O., will hereafter be for
wardcd to Pendlctou.
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nea- Mr.. Il. A. WINGARD, of the College,
will deliver an Address in the Court House,
on Friday evening, 9TH instant. The public
are invited.
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- There has boen shipped from bull Riv.
or, Charleston, to European ports since Janu.
airy lst, up 70 July lyt, l0,837 tons Of phos.
plate roek by the several companies in that
locality. There are now lying at Bull River
eleven foreign ships 70 bo laden with the ma
toria|, Que Of tho ships registers lo7 tons,