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From The Cincinnati Ghzcitc)
Il was unCallcd for in the nrwspapcrs
10 speak Of Mr.. Henry Reed, in connection
with the assassin Dent, as being elderly OF
in i'll health; Tor Dents conduct and his
story in court show that he would no,
have dared TO attack Mr.. Reed on his feet
and warned. Dents own story confessed
the coward. The conduct of Judge Mills
recalls the time when the bullics Of sla.
very ruled the capital, and the courts Of
the District were their srrls. 4 manly
and true friend to the President would
have known that Dent, the criminal
Orotlcr'in.law, serving out a Just sentence
in Jail in the district where Grant holds
the pardOning power, would have had a
popular effect vastly better for him than
this disgusting llunkcyism. The brazcn
part Of this affair Is that this Dent should
pretend that this charge Of selling the
Presidents favor touched his honor. lie
said il was intOlcrablG. Why, this is Louis
Dents profession. lie advCrtises il on his
professional shinglG and card. lie could
not make his salt as claim agent at the
capital, but for the influence he prCtCnds
to have by being brother.in.law To the
President. lie prCtcnds to sell him every.
time he takes lee or share. Ii he has
not this influence he is swindlCr. 1t Is
his whole professional capital. Such as
he, who have traded upon their personal
relations to Grant, are, more than all
other things put together, the reasons why
there is any opposition 10 his reelection
which is ut all formidable.
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EXCLUSION TO THE WEsT.-One hun
drcd persons from this State and West
Virginia will leave Parkersburg this even.
ing on IN excursion 10 the plains Of the
West, similar 10 The one Of some months
since which was participated in by several
citizens OF this city. Rev. S. V. Leech, Of
the Centre Street Methodist Episcopal
Church of this city, received an invitation
TO accompany the party, but was Obliged
to decline in consequence Of the prOtracted
meeting now in progress under his dirrc-
ton. Rev. W. H., Holiday, Presiding
Elder oEthe Winchester District, is among
the cXcursionists, seeking by this means
to rccupcratc from the cXhausting labors
OF the past three moulhs.-(NmJtrIrnd
.NttrS.
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TmE MGriden RepDbIicdH says. IAN
amusing scene WINS witnessed at the depot
IN that city few days RgO. A lady ol
about sixty summers Ind just married
md was travelling with her spouse. She
wRs 50 delighted that slIo wanted the peO.
pie 10 rejoice with her So meeting Il
friend there she said to her in u loud tone,
evidently intended to DO heard by Nil in
the room, i nm married and am tRking
my wCddin' tOrcr, md these nrC my wed.
din clothes, md That's my husband
a.Comin, and the old fellow seemed To BE-
M delighted as his wife
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The Utility of the GaIIows,

The New York JOuraa! Of COmmcrr
starts the inquiry: Why should not ou
criminal laws look to the reimbursement
Of society as well rs the punishment o
the criminal? Society is very heavily
taxed, it remarks, for the support Of 20
lice, criminal courts, the construction ant
maintenance Of jais, prisons, and fol
other expenditures rendered necessary
by the existence Of crime. Between man
aud man the civil courts will enforce Tho
general rule that he who subjects an
other TO loss or expense shall himself
bear the burden, and this is equity a!
well us, generally speaking, law. Why
not apply the same rule to criminals
Why not not only punish and restrain
them, but as far US possible compel then
Ia reimburse society by their labor ol
property, If they have any, for the cost il
las been at on their account? The appli.
cation Of this idea, which seems to US 9
good one, would call for the abolition O
capital penalties. No criminals cost society
sOmuch US those convicted ofmurdcr. Tht
uncertainty Of all human testimony, mum
erously at:cstcl in the annals Of tho
criminal courts, itself raises Goub
whether my law inlictng a death penal
~ can safely be enforced. 1t seems to b(
impossible to apply it 50 but innocent per
sons will now and then suffer. The cast
Of DIR. SCHGPrE serves 10 show wha
tremendous odds there are against an in
nocent man charged with murder AMI
the victim Of circumstances. A dOub
may well exist whether so long rs The
liability 10 commit judicial murder is Sc
great the death penalty ought to be en-
forced at oil. But the inquiry raised by
the Journal Of Commerce is of more
practical kind. The public punishment
OF crime is never based on an idea Of mcr(
vengeance; but it is designed to protect
society against its repetition. Blu
why should it not also embrace thu
idea OF reparatiOn? After maj
has been thoroughly hanged he will no
do Gny more mischief, it is true; bu
neither Is he capable OF doing any good
\ dead man is of no possible value cx
cept as an object for dissection and anat
omy. A live man properly utilized ough
to add several hundred dollars year t.
the general wealth OF society, which
suffered from his depreciation. II amur
derer, the products of his labor might b(
appropriated to the support of those be
reaved by his crime; or it might at leas
ONTO the public treasury, from which
the cost OF his arrest and conviction wa:
drawn.
The time must come, il the world is
progressing as we all profess to believe
it is, when an enlightened system of Grim.
inal law will embrace in lis objects, moi
only the prevention Of a repetition oil
crime, but reparation and restitution by
the criminal; and it will then be found
aside from its other aspects, that the
hanging of people is an iniudiCious waste
OF material, which properly handled can
be made TO add materially to the wealth
and comfort Of society.
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TO the Soldiers and Sailors of the
UnItch SIntps.

PrTrsBURGW, IA, August 30, 1872.
COMRADES -
The National Convention Of Soldiers
and Sailors Of the United States, which
will assemble in Pittsburgh, Pa, on the
18Th oI September, 1872, will be repre-
sentative in character and loyal in princi.
pie. 1t is desired that the Convention
put itself On record in favor of granting
Bounty Land Warrants to all honorahly
discharged Soldiers and Sailors, or their
widows, and the proposition is that
delegates be requested to have resolutions
looking to this end presented and adopted
by that Convention, as per instructions Of
the various Posts of the Grand Army Of
the Republic.
by order Executive Committee,
VETERANS homestead ASSOCIATION.
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A GTOwI About the Grafton NOml.
nntinn for GOngTcsS.

(From the MArtInsburg Statcsmcn.)
The lrnns.hllcghany counties, aided by
few selfish individuals from this portion
Of the district, carried oil the hunurs. and
We are obliged To bc content. Mr.. b. +.
Martin, Of Taylor county, received the
nomination by one vote md u half OvCI
Mr.. Faulkner. Whether the utter sclfh
ness which characterized the western
counties in their greed for office, will moi
yet spoil the broth, the near future will
determine. For ourselves we do not feel
like huing used us as mere "hcwcr 0I
wood and drawer Of water.
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ON MARRIAGE

lIAr'Y BELiE" ron YOuSu MEH from the
effects Of kTruH and Ahusrs In early lilo, Man,
hood restored, lmptdimcnts IN Marriage 10.
moved New method NJ treatment. New and
remarkable rrmCdlrS liOUkA aud Circulars prni
free, In scaled envelopes.
Address. HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. =
South Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa. nnIndSw
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THE CLAREsRURG FAIR-A note from
ClArksburg informs us that preparations
arein progress to make the approaching
Fair which begins ut that place on the
l7lh, one Of the largest ever held in the
State. Tho Baltimore IL Ohio Railrond
Company will issue round trip tickets
from all points On Their rond.
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SUNDAY ContTncIs.

To the Editors Of the TnicliigrnccI.
In your issue Of the 10th inst you state
that contracts made on Sunday are void
and can not be enforced.
In chapter li0 Of the Code Of 1860
section Il, is this provision "And II,
contract shall be deemed void bCcauscit i,
made on the Sabbath day y.
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A MOVEMENT IS on foot in the Third
Congress district 10 substitute an Indie.
pendent Democrat for BmsBIs WALKER
Qtepublican,) as the opposition candidate.
The Courier does not approve Of it-a fact
mat affords pretty good evidence that the
movement promises successful rcsulR
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1872. Cameron Fair. 1872.
The Western PENNSYLVANIA, Eastern
Ohio and West Virginia Agrl.
cultural and Mechanical
Association,

VIII hold Its Second Annual Exhibition on ts
Fair Grounds, near Cameron, W. Va. on WE'D.
NESDAl, THURSDAY and FRIDAY, SCpt,m-
Der ~, ~ and %, lS72
These Grounds have been greatly improved;
new wells have been dug great number al
stables have ben erected: the track has been TX.
icIdcd 10 one third OF milo, aud GRADED.
New buildings Of all kinds have been made 10
accommodate all who may be- present, and in
TACT no expense has been spared 10 make tho
EGNI exhibition tho beet ono ever held In West
Virginia.
This Association has not for It's ohIcc, the
making Of money, hut the improvement Of this
entire section OF country. All money outside OF
tho necessary expenses will be uscd for tho I'M.
prhvcmCnt OF fairgrounds and az premiums.
Very liberal premiums will he paid this year
Send for Catalogue aud List OF Premiums NOW
In prrss), 10 HANSON CRISWHLl., Mounds.
willie, VIVA, or DIR. $. Il. STIDGER, Cameron,
W. Va. anil. d1w
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LaughIin S Infant Cordial
The CHILD'S CURE WHEN TEETHIsG,
STRONG TESTIMONY.
~ STEunEEyII.L.E, ONO, Sept, 4, 1871

Nr. Vim. H. Tut.
Dear sir-l feel Il duty to you aud to suffering
humanity Ia make public the great merits OI
your Extract snrslrArila and Queens Delight
For years have been great sufferer, my Gen
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body, luImng largo ulcers In sOmo places, md
attended with rheumatic pains. Tongue cannot
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HsKclctOn, and had perfect lnathinr or food
wn- ht'cH led h. several physicians, who render
cd me- no relief dv-pAiTrd uf ever being well
again; Int thanks 10 u kind Providence. | acri
dcniAlly heard ut your medicine | sent r0r hall
u dozen bottles, and before had taken three
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HOnnh man again The ulcers have Nil healed
my skin In smooth aud healthy. and have palm.
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resulted from tAlnt uf rcrDfula. / would rAFn
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sufferer.
Win deep gratitude to YOU, am ever your
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DIR. TUFTS Liver PILLS ara n mild md prr,Ir
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Dr, TUFTS Hair bye l. rOdortrd by the best
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The Fayorite Soap,

Manufactured by L, REID, Wheeling, VIVA
| claim that II cannot he cxccllcd, Let, Iupurl.
" and quality; ID, In economy because Il ia
firm and hard ~ soon rs made and will not shrink
when exposed to the atmosphere, like most
sOaps do Il will therefore wash half ~ much
more a. the snap- now In market 1t the Amc
price; 81, For perfection In washing lOu must
wAsh wltha pure, clean EOap, or you cannot haNc
clean, white rluihCs. u ne fInOrths Soap and
you will have no moro trouble getting your
Ilnihrs white and fanlilcss, and guarantee thai
II will not inJuro the skin Or the most delicate
fabrics. an, claim for It an advantage over MI
Others in that II will bear leaving In water for
" 10 hours without inJuring It, Other Euaps arr
rendered usrlrss Ivy forgetting them In The inn
" basin amer using. Please enquire OF ynuT
gn,ccr for tho FANOr,C Soap, and yuu win I've
convinced that Il Is the best.
CAurIoX..Rach har Is stamped "MBSrs' aud
Mc,dnitI' Fdr0rii' Sap, manufactured hv y
Rid. Winding, ", Ia"
Manufactured ard sold at wholesale nv
EDWARD REID.
Soap and Candle Manufacturer
AhriV Wheeling W Va
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AMoNG the clever hits Of the paragraph.
ing Of the period, the following is quite
the best Elias Williams, of Buffalo, Mo,
blew into the mu2zIC Of his gun to see il
it was loaded. Could Mr.. Williams com.
mumcatc with his friends in this world,
his spirit would gently whisper, at was. f"
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HE time TO possess your soul in pa.
thence is when your hat blows oil in The
street, and your eyes are too full Of dust
to see which way it goes.
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General Notices.


I ll'E ASSOCIATION OF AMERI.
Il CA, ST. LOUlS.-AtR meeting OF the pOli
cy.hOldCrs Of the Life Association Of Amsfica.
held al the company rooms on the 2Gth nl An.
gust, for the purpose Of considering certain I,rn
posed amendments TO the charter Of the assGr.i,
tiun, Il was the sense Oi the meeting tia; other
amendments he added 10 those proposed. and
the whole be again submitted to the members of
the company at meeting which It was recon
mcndcd should be held ~ soon AZ practicable.
Now, therefore, this IL 10 give notice That meet
Ing Of the pOlicy.hOlders Of tho Life Association
Will BE- held at the principal office Of the cnmIl.
ny in the city Ol 81. Louis on "Wednesday. ih,.
18th day OF September, inst, 81 10 O'clurI, a y
for the purpose Of voting for or against the mn
posed amendments TO the charter " the a-sGri1
ton, 10 accordance with the provisions Oi section
- Of an act Of the general assCmhlyOf the St4i,,
OF Missouri, approved March TO- 1861 entitled
IAN act for the incorporation and regulation OF
Life Assurance companies"
,, JAMES Ii. BRITTON, Pr,st.
WIN. IlANLEY, Scc'y. fcpIi
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BENJAMIN FISHER, Star Foundry,

Having purchased the entire interest and OK
elusive right Of all the Patterns owned nv Is.
Lynn " Co, Island stove Foundry am now
prepared TO furnish the puhlic and the trade with
Different varieties VI the popular Stoves, and odd
Plates Tor allSiuVcs, heretofore manufactured hy
them. -
Having made this addition TO my stock of
Patterns. lwlil have constantly on hand one of
the largest and best assnrlmruts OF Cooking and
Heating StOvrs In this market
=, VIII also have ON hand n large assortment nT
Mhrhcl'Grd Iron Mauicls Iron Chair. srttvc-,
Flower Stands, and a variety Of other Urnamt II.
IA Castings.
job Casting and Stove Repairing done To order
promptly
solicited
Price Lists and Illustrated Circulars furnished
10 the trade on application.
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BENJAMIN FISHER.
Star Foundry.

oalcC aud Warcroom-No. ~ MAIN STREET,
formerly occupied by u. Lynn Eco
Alsn. main ONicc and WaVcroOm al the FnnuLry.
Nos, and ! Market and and ; Fourth SIS
Au.l
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THE Camp Meeting on Vincent farm
near shinnsion, broke up last Thursday.
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Books, Stationery, &C.
New Books!
AT THE CITY BOOK STORE.

The Rose Garlen-lIy aathor Of "unawaFcs,"
cloth igmo. $3.50.
Pathnlder-By j. Fcuimorc Cooper, royal
octave edition. q IS; paper, '3c.
Last ofthe MohIcanS -ByJ Fcnluore Cooper,
royal octave edition, : -
Deer SlAJSr-By J. Fruimorr Coopcr. npyal
OCTAVE edition. $l2j.
Dr. NaHdyke-Dy John Es,ua Cookc, royal
octave, cloth, 81 %; paper sc.
AGOOd Investment by William Flars, paper,
Onbra-Ry Mrs.. OlIphant, paper, sc.
A Golden SOrrOW-By Mrs. Ca.hcl Ilocy.
papcr, NC.
Lord Kllgohbin-By Charles Lever, royal &C.
tAvo, cloth Il ~; paplr $40.
An American Girl Abroad-By Miss Adrlinc
Trafton, cloth, l3mO, 81 rs.
The Wears DAughtcr-By Geo. Macdonald,
cloth, limo. 81 90.
The Doctors DAuEhter-Dy Sophie May,
cloth, l9mO. 81 ~.
Saratoga In IOOI-By Eli Perkins and Arthur
Lnmley, cloth, $?UJ.
ChattGrbox for lsI.-Doards, q 80.
The New HJmnAlS-At all prices.
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NOTICE.-WE HAVE DECIDED
IN TO keep our Agent, Mr.. A. u. Berg, per
mancntly in Wheeling. who Will sell our insirt-
mcnts nj Manufacturers prices
GAEllLE'S PIANO MANUFACTURING co.
Baltimore
AL orders for repairs and tuning promptly
and satisfactorily attended to.
jciT Tcmnorary nj the Krim Hon.,
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Water Works Loan
-OP-
Bellaire, Belmont Co., 0.

FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
BELLAIRE, o., August TO- 1879.
On and after Monday, August 18th. We shall
oIrr, at par 10 investors the entire amount Of the
above loan, limited 10 100000 and authorized
by special act Of the General Assembly passed
!Gth April, 1871, and BY resolution Of Town
Council Of 9Th August.
These bonds, Issued In large and email amounts,
run u yesrs and arc redecmAble al the option
OF the corporation i've years after date.
The payment ofprIncipal and interest Is lien
upon all the public property OF Bclairc and IL
provided for hyn direct tax upon all the R,G! and
Prrs0Hdi property Of the town. at present stand
inS on tax duplicate Al $l,JOO,OOO.
Prcsont debt Of the corporation or Dcllair Is
$9SOOO.
The interest coupons " the above bonds are
payable In March and September ul each year
We invite the attention OF tie pnhlc to this
loan.
Information, In detail. will be given by letter
or Otherwise by addressing tho
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
or BellAIrc, Ohio.
Or MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK,
aura Wheeling, W. Va.
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DROPOSALS-

Sealed proposals will lie received by either Of
the undersigned for furnishing and spreading on
the Wheeling and Glrun's Run Turnpike ahuni
one thousand pcrChcs Of limestone, broken IL
pass through q four inch ring Alec, about i've
hundred pcrChcs Of the best Limestone, such aS
IL used OH the National Road. and broken IL th,.
same size ~ used for matchmaking saId rnad,
until Wednesday, September Is, lSII. The right
TO reject any and all bids il reserved.
ALEX. NJ. JACOB.
TIlUS. j. GARDEN,
WIN. BUSBI.
WHEELING, Sept. :, 1872. sepln
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TAKE NOTICE-JAMES r.
L CAMPBELL. Is Market street, Is selling
TIN Ware and House Furnishing Goods, at pr ccr
that will suit all. lie has also a supply Of Glas-
and TIN Fruit Jars. Keeps constantly on hand
full and well selected stock Of Stoves STAMP,
cd and lapaned Ware. Brass and Porcelain Ret.
Ties. Pays particular attention 10 ROOgng,
Sporting and General JObbing Wholesale aud
retail dealer. jy3
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NTOTICE.-THOSE INDEBTED
IN to the subscriber arc hereby notified that
their accounts have been made ont, and pn,mrpl
can be made on the I'd day OF january, lisa.
To prevent any confusion, proper OGlCrrs will
be In attendance and no fear need he entertained
by interested parties OF any disagrccahlc Cnu-r
qucnccs on account Of the rush. Only n limited
number can he admitted nj tlmr-the door.
opening inward; the prCcauiiOn being deemed
necessary on account Of the experience OF the
past year by fire.
janl ClIAS. II. BERRY
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New Advertisements.

A CARD.-TnE UNDERSIGNED
"a desires hereby to express his appreciation
Of the husiHGss.likC prOmptnOts with which the
loss suffered by him. August 8, 1879, by tho burr:
Ing Of bis tAnnery, has been IAtslActorily ad
lustcd and paid, before due, by the German Fire
Insurance Company, underwriting one OF the
policies thereon.
sept! CHARLES BRUEMNER.
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IatIOnal Union RepubIIcnn TIcket.

THURSDAY, SEPT. 10, 1872.
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OFFICE. No. 10 Quincy Street.
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The Brooklyn Life Insurance Company,
I'm Cash. Ganifal MI nolora

CHRISTIAN ", NJ. Secretary
Actuary.
%.
sGenera
this subject
DOTH
in dofn
incur DC
Ne,o York; January,
that has carried this excellent ~
Mo-, January
render value particularly
on, n,.. BACON lAgents
whom liberal commissions
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Now Freight and Passenger Route.
Vsd Columbia, 8: o.; ana 'W1t,ningtom, q: o.
r 81
WILMINGTON. COLUMBIA AND Auousgx r. r.
QFYIQE GEN'L EREiaHr A TInr,,r irar,sm

1s
WILMINGTON. COLUMBIA Ann Auousrx R.R..
OFYIoE GEN'L FREIaHT d TICKET ItaENT.
WILMINGTON, N. c., Dec 18t887I.
TTNHE attention Of Merchants, 6fHpDers of
l. Cotton and Produce, and the pubic gen e.
rally. il invited 10 the direct Connection now
existing between all interior points in Houth
Carolina and Northern cities, BY The Wiini,,o-
ton, Cotumotd ara dugusta Railroad, snd it's
connections at Wilmington, either uta stea1n-
Mtp tines from that port. or pia Wilmington
and Weldon Railroad, and its connections rfo
Portsmouth or Petersburg.
These various lines, connecting at theae
terminal points, afford facilities for shipments
TO or from BALTIMORE daily. PHILADEI.
PH!A tri-weekly, NEW YORK fvo times per
week, BOSTON semi-weekly.
Uniform rates are maintained with all com.
peting lines. No detention occurs to shin
ments. Through bills lading given between
all stations and points named. Rates and
classification sheets obtained Of all Agents.
The passenger schedule Of night train from
and morning train into Columbia gives q su-
perior connection for all points on Greenyille
and Columbia and Charlotte. Columbia and
Augusta Railroads, giving Bay Line conneo-
ton ola Portsmosth, and an all rail connection
pia Washington, ind avoiding al delays at
Columbia.
Through tickets for sale at Columbia to all
points North. For rates, claasifcations and
all information, apply to
A. POPE, Gen1 Freight d Ticket Agent.
]. @. WINDER, GenI Bup't. Jan 8mo