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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-01-06
Free Lunch.

THERE WILL BE SPREAD AN EX-
i cellent Lunch from A. NJ. 10 P. n.
TO-DAY at the
BRIDGE EXCHANGE" SALOON,
on Main street, south Of Stone Bridge. All
are invited. ja6-Q
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Office Life Association Of America.

Sr. LOUIS, Mo-, December q, 1871.
An ELECTION FOR DIRECTORS OF
A THE LIFE ASSOCIATION OF AMER
ICA will be held at the Office of the Assocta.
ton, in the city OF 1t. Louis, Mo-, on the
SOth dag OF January, lS72. Polls open nom
III A, NJ to3P. NJ. WIN. HASLEf,
iaS-rtab Secretary.
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Dissolution.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THATTHE
~ partnership heretofore existing between
John Reid and ]. II. Jones, under the firm
name of REID & JONES, was dissolved on
the lst day Of January, 1871, by mutual con.
sent. John Reid is authorized to settle all
claims due to and against said arm.
JOHN REID.
ja6-ea ]. H. JONES.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-01-06
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Lost.

A BOUT TEN DAYS AGO, ON MARKET
n street. q pair Of GOLD SPECTACLES.
The finder will he suitably rewarded by
leaving them at THIS OFFICE ja5-r
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Notice.
MAKING SITTINGS,
Notice.

Orrtcx JErSA FIRE a MARINE ms. Co.,
December 18th, 1871. J
TIME REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
OF the stock holders OF the Ena Fire
and Marine Insurance Company oil wheel
ing, w. Va, for the election OF Directors ior
the ensuing year, win be held a. the once
OF the company, NO. = Mcclure nouse' NJ
MONDAY, January sth, ls72, between tho
De de- ~ ]. X. MILLER. Sec'y.
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NOTICES..
Notice.

HNHE REGL. r ANNUAL MEETING
i OF the ockholders Of the Wheeling
Gympastic Asgociation, for the election OF
Officers, will be held at their Rooms, TUES
DAY EVENING, January 9. at O'Clock.
Jas VIC. WILKINSON, Secretary.
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Notice.

Mr.. W. f. TROLL IS ADMITTED A
wi partner in my business from this date.
The tirm name will hereafter be THOS.
HUGHES & co.
THoS. HUGHES.
WHEELING, W. VA, Jan 1, II. JaS-s
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Stock hOlders' Meeting,

WHEELING, w. VA, Dec. q, pTl.
nNHH ANNUAL MEETING or THE
ckhOlders OF the Wheeling and Bel
mont Bridge Company, will be held ~ the
Office OF the company, on MONDAY, the
sth day OF January, Is =, between the houn
OF and 81 o'clock J.. NJ, for the election OF
Nine Managers To ssryc during the ensuing
year JOS. LAWSON,
dem Secretary.
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Notice.

MERCHANT NAT. BANK OF w VAL
WHEELING, dec. Z, B7l.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders
OF this Bank. for the election of Directors,
viii he held nj their Banking House on
Tuesday. the OH Of January, 1917, betwoSn
the hours Of ~ A. N. and 2 p. ".
de9 j. JONES, Cashier.
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Notice.
JOSEPH HAMILTON.
JOHN HAMILTON.

,ouS HAMILTON. JOSEPH HAMILTON.
OWING To THE WITHDRAWAL OF
~ George W. Hamilton rom the nrm "
John Hamilton a Co, the business VIII
hereafter be continued under the name aud
firm OF John Hamilton Son. In the foun'
dry and Machine shop Business In al It's
branches.
WHEELING, January ], 1872. )al-ea
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-13
ON MARRIAGE.

HApPY RELIEF FOR YOUNG MEN FROM
n the effects Of Errors and Abu.es in early
life. Manhood restored. 1mpedment- 70 Mar
riage removed. New method of treatment. ew
and remarkable remedies Beoks and Circulars
sent Irte. in sealed envelopes
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 2
sonth Ninth street, Phi,adelphia, f~.-an ins'itu-
tion having high reputation for honorable c"n-
duct snd profession. Eaug2l :Cul'
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-13
An IMPOLITIC EXHIBITION.
| From the San Francisco Post. !


There is a story Of an Indian who,
desiring a bob tailed dog. asked a
couple of soldiers to hold his favorite
canine across ii log while he cut off
his tail He mounted the log, and a
heavy chopping AK was coming down
with all the mlSht of his two hands.
when nervous twltcll Of the soldier
holding the tail end brought the
dogs body across the log. and the ak
divided him IN halves, The chief
saw the mischief he had done, and.
looking down on one side OF the log
at the swapping end and on the other
at the narrative end Of his favorite
Los, he exclaimed, ogh. cut him
too mucn, ana strobe away. Ihls
appears to ne the result OF Hrant and
Cameron work IN PennsyIvanla;
they have "Ier"ohe the thlng- They
"ld not heed o'."oo majority except
IS an evidence OF what tney could do,
and we hold that at this time such
an exhibition IS both lmpolltlc and
dangerous. None, not even the most
ignorant OF the on" fhliadelphla
negroes VINO vote't straight Tor Hart
rant, are SO wanting IN lhteiIlSence
as not 70 know ina' this majority
could ohiv pe oo'lhed through tue
CARVING out OF a system OF hlSh-
n"n"ed ira"uS- me IhanipuiatihS
rasea'S nave aS'onlSheo themselves
anu aiafmeu 'iie people lor this
iehnsSl'aEia eiectloh SHOWS more
c!eafiy 'hah an sthihS else could
Ili'.. u lhe inen VINO ho" coLtroi the
l t''ela' patronage ",l" nave Tree dc-
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-13

When men and women learn to re-
gard promises
IS SO much gold TO be paid on a given
day,
Dr. 50 much credit lost and thrown away;
SO much friendship or love to be gained,
or, u life thrown away and n character
stained,
then Will they regard liability as
their watchwor and their safeguard.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-02-23

OBSTRUCTION OF THE SOUTHERN Me
THoDIsT Book CoSCERN-A destructive
fire broke out il the building of the
Southern Methodist book concern, in
Nashville. about O'clock last Thursday
morning. We extract the following
account from the Union and american.
''Ihe fire commenced in tue bindery,
and as the house was closed since G
o'clock, yesterday evening, its origin ia
no. known. This was the individual pro-
perty OF John Locken, of Philadelphia,
pennsylvania, and was uninsured,
though the building belonged to the
company. The loss in machinery, ETC.,
to this department, amounts to over
$40. 600. There had been an insurance
on this until the present year. Under
the bindery were the press rooms and
stereotyping department of the COM
pany, the contents of which. together
with somo small account books, and the
library of DR.. L. o. Summers, contain
ing some of the most valuable volumes
In the South, were destroyed. The fire
was checked when it reached the rear of
the book house. on which there is an in.
snrance of $4,000. Printing material,
the composing room, etc., with ma
cllnery and books, were burned. In
Guiding the above amount on the build
ing, unipjured, tho company had $50, 600
insurance on the stock and buildings
destroyed. This amount will not ap.
proXimnte the value Of the buildings and
stock"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-02-23

THE SIZE OF LONDON N-Accordinr to
the last census, London has "a popala-
ton of 3,883,O92 This is more than
the combined population of New York.
Philadelphia, Brooklyn, St. Louis. Chi.
eago, Baltimore, Cincinnati, Boston.
New Orleans, San Francisco, Buffalo
and Allegheny City, Pa. To lodge this
vast multitude, 777,OO0 dwellings are
required, and the people consume annu.
ally about 4,480,00 barrels of -four.
a2O, 600 bullooks. 2,975,O 900 sheep, 49,
O00 calves, 81. $50 hogs. and one market
alone supplies annually 7,O43. $50 head
OF game. This, together with 5000. 900
salmon. beside other Ash and flesh. ia
washed down by Is. 600, 900 gallons OF
ale and porter. $500. 900 gallons of
spirits, and 113.75O pipes 'of wine:
Z2,1oO COWS are required to supply the
daily consumption OF milk. The streets
OF the metropolis are about $500 in
number, and il put together would ex-
tend about 4. 600 miles. They are light.
ed by $4,000 lamps, consuming, on an
average. every twenty-four hours, o..
10000 cubic feet of gas. The water
system supplies 1850, ,S24 gallons daily.
whlle the sewer system carries off lG..
629, ITO cubic feet of refuse matter. A
heet OF l,S00 sails is employed. IRE.
spectlve OF railroads, in bringing annu.
ally 6,2oU, UOO tons Of coal. Bituminous
coal IS exclusively used, and the smoke
arising from this immense quantity is
said to be so dense that it can be seen
thirty five miles from the city. To
clothe the Inhabitants requires 4,16O
tailors, 54.40O boot and shoemakers, and
nearly 10000 dressmnkers and millincrs.
Berlin, according to the recent census,
has population Of S2S,0l3; Paris. in
1867 the year Of the Exposition Uni
verselle, 1880, 4G2, and Constantinople.
IN 1864, l,075.O0O
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Lavinia Labiro, of Erie, Pennsylvania,
after being poor but honest for three
score years and ten, at the advanced age
OF three quarters OF n century, endea.
yored to esconce herself in the lap of
luxury by toying with the handwriting
OF rich old gentleman in the neighbor.
hood, and signing his name to a check
Tor SlO,O0O. She took his name in vain.
however, and check has been put to
further proceedings of similar nature.
The Boston Post says: ''By tho i'm
parchment of Gov. Reed, of Florida,
another name is added to the ljst of ras.
Gals" The name was added to the list
long ago; but it has just cotton to that
fix where his Radical friends can no
longer disguise the infamy. A skunk
may be buried in roses; but the odor
will creep out after while
The President has pardoned John
Scnlly, connected with tho illicit distilla-
ton of whishcy. lie is supposed to
have done SO in the words -"with all
thy faults love thee! still"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-02-23

n 1t,YI.1 n,
rorelKn AT iIl.

LospoNs e ebruarys22. Tho Alabama
excitement IL rapidly subsiding. The
Times only alludes to the subject, and
urges diplomatic solution: John
Bright approves the conduct OF tho Go.
vernment in the controversy.
ST. PnrERsBuRa. February 22.-Baron
Washington. departs soon. ~
BERLIN, February 22.-There is now
no doubt Of ths presence of person in
this oity, on Wednesday, whose object
was the assassination. of Bismarck. An
apothecary from Poaen, who is Pole
and fanatical Catholic, has been ar
rested on suspicion. He formerly served
in the Papal Zouaves.
PARIS, February 22.-A decree sus-
ponds the publication Of the Gaalois.
ROME, February 22.-Tho Pope has
convened the Cardinals for tomorrow,
to elect Bishop for Russia.
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The INTENSE Conn wEsr.-A despatch

THE INTENSE CoLD WEsr-A despatch
from Sioux City, February 10, says:
One OF the most distressing incidents
OF the terrible storms that have swept
over this region during the present win
ter is connected with the discovery of
the remains Of DR.. Hall, Of Osceola.
Iowa. He was lost in terrible storm
three weeks since, and though every
possible exertion was made to discover
his body, all efforts were vain until some
four days ago, when dog belonging to
the family brought in portion of one
OF his legs. The friends OF the deceased
afterwards followed the dog and found
the mutilated body of the unfortunate
man only half mile from his house.
Later reports from Dakota confirm
the statements in regard to the depth of
snow, and terrible severity OF the wea-
ther during December and January.
John w. Smiths wagon train left Whet-
stone Agency, December II, for Spotted
Tails new reservation on White Earth
Eiver, only 200 miles distant, and was
six weeks making tho trip. They en-
oountered vast snow drifts, many of
them 100 feet deep, extending q great
distance, through which it wac necessary
to effect passage by shoveling. The
weather was 80 intensely cold that every
watch stopped and every man connected
with the train was frozen, some of them
severely: The suffering was intense,
but no lives lost.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-02-23

A NoHrH CAROLINA GoUnMASp. The
Ronnoke Ne'cs, of February II, is re-
sponsiblc for the following:
"a most marvellous feat Of eating, and
one that seems almost incredible, but
which is vouched for by dozen wit
nesses, occurred in this place few
nights since. One Tom Weaver, colored,
rather small man. aud seemingly of
ordinary eating capacities, was induced
to eat good square meal at Noah
Hicks, some other purity agreeing to
pay scventyfivc cents for us much as he
could cat. The following amount of
eatables were actually devoured by him,
and, upon wager, will be eaten again
at any time-some hour and hnlf being
occupied in the arluons duty: 81 pounds
OF ham, pounds Of sausage, l pound
roast meat. 81 dozen eggs, pound of
butter, 81 biscuits, 2l cups of coffee, l
quart OF oysters; and taking six drinks
Of whiskey and one quart of cider in the
meantime, and Immediately afterwards
enting an ordinary snack, obtained else
where. We should like for somebody to
beat this, if they can"
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We are told that John Ryan has been
sentenced. in New York, to Sing Sing
for twenty years. for highway robbery !"
This poor devil robs somebody OF few
dollars and is snnt to tho penitentiary
for twenty years. AT tie same time
there are men in the custom house of the
same city who are known to have robbed
the people OF millions of dollars, vet
they can't even be gotten into the Gala
boose, even for twenty minutes
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HorseS and 1T,,,es
BY E. W. SEIBELS & 90.

b4 =. w. SElBELS & 90,
THIS tFriday] MORNING, February %. at 10
O'clock, will be sold, in front OF The Court
House,
lo head HORSES and MULES. Sale posi-.
tive and without reserve. Feb a3
Sale of Kings Mountain Railroad.
Theodore D. Wagner and Asbury Coward.
trustees. rs: the Kings Mount ain Railroad
Company.-Forcclosure Of Mortgage.
BY II. H. DeLEON.
n pursuance OF the terms of Mortgage
4 executed By tho Kings Mountain Rail
road Company, on tho 18th day of March.
1866. and by virtue OF the powers therein
granted, we will cell. at public auction, at
charleston, 8. c., on WEDNESDAY. March
~, 1871, at IL o'clock. at corner East Bay and
Broad streets,
The entire RAILROAD of the said comps-
ny, including the bed and euperstrrctures OF
SAID hoad, the materials used in construo.
ton, tho stations, station house depote.
store -houHes, workshops, machinery and FIX.
tures thereon, and all the engines aud rolling
stock, together with all the rights, privileged
and easement belonging or appertairing to
said Railroad Company. -
Terms cash purchasers to pay for papers
ASBURY COWARD,
oau II Trustees
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Funeral Invitation.

The friends and acquaintainces of Mr.
THOMAS CULLEN, and of his daughter,
MISS Margaret L. Cullen, are respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral OF the former, from
the residence Of Mr.. Roland Keenan, to tho
Catholic Church. THIS MORNING, at 10
o'clock.
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a PRESENT TO TIE CzAR-Capt. Johu
Cowden has made gift to tho Emperor
OF Russia Of tho plans, specifications
and drawings used in the construction of
the celebrated Confederate rams Arkan-
sns, Virginia aud Tennessee. They were
taken from the archives Of the Confede-
rate Government, and presented to Ad-
miral Poisset in trust for his imperial
master. The theory developed in the
papors referred to makes the use between
the iron plates of cotton, or some other
elastic substance, imperative in tho
building Of this kind Of craft. It is
claimed that shot from guns of the
heaviest calibrc cannot tuke effect under
such circumstances. III addition to this
the vessels are supposed to be so shaped
that they cannot be struck at right
angles.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-02-23
The original and only
BERGER FAMILY.
SWISS BELL RINGERS!
AND
SOL. SMITH n ELL,
Americas Greatest Humorist.

NNl!E BERGERS are universally acknow.
Il lcdSed by both press and public, through.
out the whole country, to be immeasurably
superior to any other troupe OF Bell Ringers
VINO nave ever appeared III America.
Miss NELLIE G. KNAPP. Soprano yoca,;st
Mr. ERNEST TllIELE. Flute and violin
SOloist.
Miss ANNA BERGER, Cornet Soloist. who
Will perform upon the Gold Cornet presented
to her by citizens of New York,
YOUNG LADY ORCHESTRAL SILVER
GoKNET BAND! Yocalists, uarpists, Vic.
Splendid new programmes.
Hs- Admission, 81 Seats can be secured
AT l.yIrand Sons Music Store. without
extra charge. W. W. FOWLER,
Fcb u ) BuRineRs Manager
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TIE DEATH OF JONAS BYRp.-We
learn with regret that this staunch color
ed citizen died yesterday; the principal
cause OF his death being severe fall
winch injured his head. Jonas Byrd
took prominent part in the Reform
canvass OF 1870. and stumpcd the State
with Judge Carpenter and Gen. Butler.
HIS courageous and consistent conduct
Mt that time won for him the respect OF
the people. Charleston Ne,cs.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-02-23

A fire occurred at Savannah on Satur-
day night, resulting in $4,000 loss.
The building in which the fire originated
belonged to Mr.. J. T. Blackjack, of
Charleston, and was occupied by A..
Schlesseyer, wholesale grocer aud COM
mission merchant The building and
stock we're seriously damaged. Both
were insured.
The Charlotte Den,ccrtis is informed by
n gentleman from Union County that on
Friday, the 9th inst, negro man did
most horribly and brutally violate the
person OF u young lady living in said
County. After the wretch had commit
ted his hellish purpose he fed, but was
captured the next day and logged in
Jail.
There is Shanghai rooster Mt Trinity
College. n. c., that weighs thirty-one
and.a-half pounds, while some Of the
ROSTERS fought in the Spanishicock- pit,
IN New Orleans, weigh only three ard-a-
half pounds
From England is announced the death
of Mrs. Brettcll, of St. james Palace,
III her ninetieth year, faithful servant
Tor seventy years to the household of
George III. George ", William w, and
Her Majesty Queen Victoria.
Any ono can drift. But it takes
prayer, religious principle, earnestness
OF purpose. constant watching. to resist
the evil OF this world, to struggle against
the tide.
An extensive war is raging in the
Church of England. as to whether the
clergy shall wear white or black gowns.
Look out for bad SlOs on the Nor
wich, Connecticut, bank.
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COLUMBIA, S. c., February 22.-Sales
OF cotton, to-day, 81 bales middline
21Ho.
LONDON, February 22-Noon.-Con.
soils 021a. Bonds 9134.
PARIS, February 22.-Rentes 5Gf. 27c.
LIVERPOOL, February 22-3 P. NJ
Cotton quiet-uplands 112s; Orleans
ll26; sales 1000 bales; speculation and
export 5000.
LONDON, February o. Evening.
Specie decreased trife.
LIVERPOOL, February Evening. -
Cotton closed quict-uplnnds 11II@
1l2s; Orleans 115
New YORK, February 22-.Noon. -
No domestic markets.
New ORLEANS. February 22.-Flou,
firmer and active-superfine 700: don.
BILE IT'S; treble $50. Pork 1G. SOFA
1916. Bacon easier, at 61SG82I: sugar
cured hams 12M@12H. Others un.
changed.
CINCINNATI. February 22.-Provisions
quiet and weak.
LOUISVILLE, February 22.-Bageipo
in good shipping demand. Shoulders
61a; clear sides 8. packed.
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The GREAT TlcnpoESE Talk

AHE IhEAt 1lCllDoRNE lALk. "A
London letter writer says:
Yesterday. February ., Sir John
Duke Coleridgc. opening the case for
the plaintiff. had talked two weeks and
four days. Scrgenn. Balantyne was
asked by tie court to make some sng-
Gestions or the behalf OF claimant,
Tichborne. IIo said hc preferred to
wait till Sir John had concluded, which
might be some months hence. Appa-
rently Sir John will talk on, on and on,
at least three weeks more, if Judge and
Jury can possibly stand it. Ho does not
know when to stop. When l
began, Daniel Webster said to ne
What has lasted through lifc-that any
case could be drawn down to less than
half dozen points, if lawyer possessed
the ability to concentrate, and one day
was long enough for ANY man to address
court or inry."
NJ vi,
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-02-23

BY JACOB LEVIN

Sale Of Groceries, Fancy Goods, ETC., In Ta-
riety.
BY JACOB LEVIN.
THIS (Friday) MORNING, Esd instant. at nv
store, VIII sell, without reserve, an invoice
Barrels Super Flour. double extra,
Bags Prime Bio Coffee,
Sugar and Molasses,
Leaf Lard,
Bacon Sides,
Bacon Shoulders and Stripe,
:. Boxes assorted Pickles, Canned Tomatoes.
Oatsups, Sauces. Brandy Peaches, JelIies in
vines aud tumblers, assorted Candies, Cove
Oysters, Soda aud Butter Crackers, Nuts.
Glass Jars, Brooms, &c, &c. FAB 2S1
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-02-23

The French language has about 80, 900
words, the Spanish $4,000. the Italian
80, 600, and the Engish 10000.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-02-23

AN exchange indugos in the following
sensible reflections regarding ladies'
hcad-dresses Mt the theatre: ''If man
were to take his seat Mt any place of pub
llc gathering or amusement and keep lis
hat on he would be hissed, or hustled
out, or handed to the police, But
women, night after night. go with the
most preposterous pile of rigging on top
OF their heads, just rs high as mems
hats, and keep the unhappy mon behind
dodging the never. quiet pile, and never
giving ono moments clear view Of tho
stage or the performers. Perhaps it
would be we'll to revive the old Pnritanio
text: Top knot, como down."
Henry Berry Lowrey and his gang OF
outlaws made raid upon the town OF
Lumberton, n. c., q few days ago, and
carried of an iron safe containing about
S2O. 900, besides other property. Where
is Uncle Sam and his Ku Klux hunters?
DIED From HgE INJURIES Mrs.
Scchrest, who was 80 badly burned on
the morning OF tho lth inst, died ou
Sunday afternoon last from tho injuries
she sustained. = l'orhrMe Enquirer.
Some jocose Philadelphians drenchcd
negro with kerosene and set fire to him
Just TO sec how lie would wrgglo and
sqnirm. The coroner said the Job was
vel! done.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-02-23

The Oldest mai has died California;
age l2S years.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-02-23

For Sale,
A GOOD HORSE and WAGON. with har-
"A ness. All in good condition. Also, an
ICE bon. Will be sold reasonable. Apply at
this office. Feb 80
Gourd Seed Corn
A FEW bushels PENNSYLVANIA GOURD
"A SEED CORN, Tor seed. Very productive
and adapted 70 this climate. For sale ty
lep2l Z. HOl'E.
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Just Received.

Groceries, Wines and LIQUORS Eas
A FULL SUPPLY of CHOICE FAMITy
"A GROCERIES, in ell their varieties. Best
brands Chamragnes, Wines, Liquors. &c.
suitable for Christmae. on hand aud for sale
low, by JOHN AGNEW + SnS
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FROZEN TO DEATH. Mr.. James n.
Taylor, who lives in the vicinity of Mush
Greek, in this County, was found in his
mill, the other morning. SO badly frozen
us to prevent nll efforts made for his re-
coyery from proving successful. It ap-
pears that he had been on visit in the
nelghborhood, and on returning toward
his home in the evening, he concluded
to stop Mt the mill over night rather than
risk crossing tho foot log. When found
he was lying in bed of cotton seed,
md was in an insensible condition, death
following in few hours.
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