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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-03

POLICE CoURT.-The only cases before
the police court, yesterday morning, were
two plain DRINKS. William Orr and Robt
Il. Jones were tho parties arrested for
violating the ordinance against being
intoxicated on the streets. When the
former was called up for trial he asked to
have it postponed until this morn.
Ing in order that he might raise the
money to pay his fine. His request was
granted, and that perhaps, is the last Of
Billy until he gets on the next bender.
The otherparty was fined the usual dollar
and costs.
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! SHALL ever consider Simmons Liver
Regulator as the prcserver OF the life Of
my little son, who is now in blooming
health. Mrs. ELLEN MEAcuAM, Chatta.
hoochee, Fla.
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AGAIN OrENED.-Services in the main
audience room Of the Fifth Street NJ. E.
Church willberesumed tomorrow, having
been temporarily suspended in conse
Quence of completing its fitting up, paint
ing, &c. The church is now finished
throughout, we believe, and is n very
comfortable house Of worship. The
pastor, Rev. J, T. Mccartney, has been
unrCmitting in his labors to carry out the
undertaking commenced only lew
months since. He is to be congratulated
on his complete success.
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SUFFERING QUITE SEvERELY.-Mc-
Donald, the man whom it is charged Nc.
Chan shot last Monday evening, was
suffering quite severely, yesterday. His
arm is much swollen and may yet have
to be amputated to save his life. The ball
has not been found, although the attend.
ing surgeon has probcd several times
for Il.
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RELIGToUs SERVICES. Yesterday be.
ing the feast of Candlemas, was observed
with appropriate religious services in the
Catholic churches in this city.
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Will IT PAY to take trip to Calilor-
mia? Secure ticket at Sheib's Music
Store and hear JOHN B. GoUGH answer
with such eloquence as no other man
possesses. :. ~
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MEDICAL.


intrinsic virtues, and sustained by It's re-.
markablc cures. So mild as to be safe and
beneficial to children, and yet so searching
rs to ellectually purge out the great cor.
rupiions Of the blood, such as the scroillous
aud syphilitic contamination. Impurities
or diseases that have lurked in the system
for years, soon yield to this powerful anti.
dotc, and disappear. Hence It's wonderful
cures, many Of which are publicly known,
OF ScrOiiIla, and all scrofulous diseases,
Ulcers, EruptiOns, and eruptiye dis.
orders Of the skin, TUmOrs, BlotcheS.
BOilS, PimpleS, PustuleS, Sores, ST
AntllOny's Fire, Rose or ErysiDes
las, letter, Salt Rhenm, Scall
Head, RingWOrm, and internal Ul.
cerationS of the Uterus, Stomach.
AMI Liver. It also cures other com.
plants, to which 1t would not seem cspcci.
ally adapted, such as Dropsy, DySpep.
sin, Fits, Neuralgia, Heart Disease.
Female Weakness, Debility, and
Leucorrhea, when they arc manifesto.
tions Of the Scro(Ilous poisons.
1t is an excellent restorcr of health and
strength in the Spring. BY renewing the
appetite and vigor of tho digestive organs
1t disSipates the depression and listless Ian.
guOr Of the season. Even where no disorder
appears, people feel better, and live longer,
for cleansing the blood. The system moves
on with renewed vigor and new lease Of
liG.
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HELD TO BAIL-About week ago we
mentioned the arrest and examination
before Esqr. Gillespy, of Casper Giles, jr.,
and his mother, on charge of assaultiuE
Valentine Ault. The Justice took the
case under advisement after hearing the
testimony. Yesterday he rendered his
decision, which was, that tho accused give
security in the sum Of two hundred dol.
lars each to keep the peace for one year.
They had not complied with the requisi.
ton last evening, but will do so, without
doubt, to-day.
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WHOLESALE GRocERs.-We direct at.
tention to the advertisement Of Mcssrs.
Neill and Ellingham, wholesale grocers,
Main street, between Quincy and Monroe.
This firm keeps constantly on hand a
large, fresh, and well selected stock of
groceries, and will sell them at the low
est prices. They invite country merchants
to examine their goods and compare
figures with those Of any other establish.
ment in the city. Both members Of the
firm have had long experience in the
trade, and arc posted on the wants Of this
market. Orders promptly and carefully
filled. Give Messrs. N. s. E. q call.
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Educational.
INVEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.
1S71-72.


Tho last Catalogue shows an attendance of III
Students OF this Institution. Five distinct De.
partments Of Instruction, with full corps Of
competent Professors. -
The Ancient and Modern Languages; Mathe.
matcs, pure and applied; Psychology, Ethics,
Political Economy, Logic, Rhetoric, the Sciences,
&C., &c, carefully and thoroughly taught. Prac.
teal Chemistry, and PhySics, Illustrated by Gp-
,ptoprtAte apparatus. Special advantages for the
A good Library. Extensive Cabinets OF Min.
eralogy, Geology and Conchology; together with
many specimens IN other departments OF Natural
History. Fine buildings; beautiful and healthy
location; good society.
FALL TERn begins September 9Th. Winter
December 6th: Spring, March 10th. Commence
ment, June 90th.
Boarding from % 10 81 per week.
Tuition, from SIS TO 81 per year.
For further particulars, inquire OF
ALRX. MARTIN, President,
je6 t4lhl MorgantoWn, West Va.
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EUREKA Organs, with stand cover,
cheap on Renting Plan, at Sheib's Music
Store, Monroe street.
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DR.. DARWIN THE HEALER.-The Doc.
tor cured one lady yesterday Of pain in
the side and neuralgia; also another of
palpitation of the heart, and q gentleman
of deafness and surging sound in 1.-THE
ears, He warrants oil cures. He gives a
list Of the cured once week, with the
patients consent. Office No. 30 Monroe
ufroot
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SPLENDID OFFER-We mentioned a
few mornings since that the flexible mar
bic slab Of Mr.. Holiday had been taken
to Pittsburgh to be placed on exhibition.
We heard, yesterday, that tho HILL in
which it is being exhibited, is crowded
from morning until night, and the excite.
,ment over 1t is increasing. We saw a
dispatch from Dir. lis. agent, last even
ing. in which the statement was made
that an offer of flee thousand dollars had
been made by a responsible party for the
wonderful slab. Fit Lad been our pro.
perty We would have had the greenbacks
in our wallet in less than no time.
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Music Books cheap at Sheib's.

FINEST stereoscopic Views in the city
at the Partridge Gallery.
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HAVE your Photographs made at tie
Partridge Gallery.
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LARGEST stock of Photograph Albums
in the city at the Partridge Gallery.
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To CLOSE Ur.-The principal jewelers. in
the city have signed an agreement to close
their establishments at II p. NJ. until q
different hour is agreed upon.
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eGateuigeueer:
SATURDAY, FEB. 3, 1872.
New Advertisements,

New Advertisements.
Fourth St. NJ. L. Church.
New Books.
Reduction in Prices
Second sight-Oxtoby & Duillcld,
Notice.
Wanted.
CO.partnership Notice.
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GREAT reduction in Boots and Shoes at
L. V, Blends. 1O7 Main street.
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zcls, Of all classes, establishes the fact, that
CHERRY PICTORIAL will aud does relieve aul
cure the affecting disorders Of the Throat arhI
Lungs beyond any other medicine. The most
dangerous affections Of the Pulmonary Organ,
yield to Its power; and cases Of COnSump.
tiOn, cured by this preparation, are public.
ly known, 50 remarkable NJ hardly to be bg.
leved, were they not proven beyond dispute
AS n remedy It y adequate, on which the publ:
may rely for full protection BY curing Coughs,
the lnrcrunnerS OF more serious disease, il 'aNe,
unnumhered lives, md M amount II suffering
not to be computed 1t challenges trial, aud con.
vnces the most sceptical Every family should
keep 1t on hand rs a protection against the cdrv
and nnpcrceivcd attack Of Pulmonary Affections,
which arc easily met Mt first but Which bccom:
incurabc, and too often fatal, II neglected. Ten
der lungs need this defence; and II Is umw,c 10
be without It. As n safeguard 10 children anna
the distressing diseases which beset tie Throat
nmd Chest Of childhood, CHERRY lECI"GAL
is invaluable; for, by its timely use, mutt,
tuIes arc rescued from premature Crnvcs, aiA
saved to the love and affection centred OIL then
1t acts speedily and surely against ordinary coli,
securing sound and hcaltll-restoring sleep. NJ
0nc will suffer troublesome Influenza and pai,.
rnl Bronchitis, when they know how easily
they can be cured.
Originally tho product of long, luborious aai
successful chemical investigation, no cost OF lot
Is spared in making every bottle in the u,nyS
possible perfection. 1t. may be confidently re
lied upon MS possessing nil tile virtues It has ever
exhibited, and capable of producing cure, il,
memorable MS the greatest 1t has ever effected
PREPARED ny
Dr.. c. AVER & co., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
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~ Ayers
Sarsaparilla

Is widely known
as one Of the most
efectual remedies
ever discovered for
cleansing the sys.
TEN and purifying
the blood. It has
stood the test Of
years. with a con.
stantlygrowing rep.
utation, based on il,
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ANcscra.l Oi.icC.iHOlICr.

The New York Tribune, speaking of the
antecedents of General Dix, the Grant nomi-
nee for Governor of New York, says:
1.-The apologists of General Dix would do
well to learn something about his antccedrnt>
before they begin to TUX 50 loudly about his
diSintcreStedneSS. One of them, the most
ignorant and blatherIng of them all, on Satur-
day published with great glcc the statement
that General Dix did once decline an appoint
ment-that of Minister to the Hague. There
is probably only one man in New York sllffl-
cicntly ignorant Of American politics TO say
this. General Dix deserted from the Rcpub-
lican to the Democratic party for the sake OF
III office under Mr.. johnson. The Presl-
dent was grateful for small farors, and
paid him with the mission to the Hague.
This WAS not satisfactory, but Gene
raj Dix is not Il man to decline any
tlIium; so he held il under adviscmcnt and
srumbIcd for more until he was given the
naval Office and the mission to France. He
then dropped the little Dutch mission, but
held tightly to both the other two until the ia
val office was positively forced from his grasp.
As soon Us johnson was hopeleSsly beaten
General Dix declared for Grant, and has had
il lons period Of doubt and anxiety waiting
for the empty compliment OF nomination
hy the Republicans. He is Il respectable gem
t!cman-wc would say old gentleman. but
that our mentors insist that this would he
brutally unjust, considering that he was only
born in l792--but for anybody to deny that
he has ALWAYS beer professional Office seek
or, with political convictions hung on swivel,
indicates II singular ignorance or hcnomi-
nal disregard for truth"
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Episcopal Bishop Eastburn, of Massarhu-
sets, is dangerously i'll.
The Cuban patriot army anbuscafled tie
Spanish General Mendenna recently. and
came near capturing him and his force.
Daniel Gleason, of North Adams, NIass..
who murdered his vile lust spring, has been
sentenced to be hanged.
AnAmcrican lady In London recently went
to the United States legation for "pass - to
see the Queen.
New London. Connecticut, il eloquent
over Il steam drill that bores thirty inches
into the solid granite in four minutes.
In 1861 man was prosecuted i'll London
for selling coffee. Just then introduced, as
"a nuisance and prejudice to the neighbour
hood"
a Papal protest has been addressed to the
Swiss Government against certain recent
notifications in the Gencvese laws respect
ing religious corporations.
Three million dollars worth of silks were
transported in Il single railroad train re-
Gently on the Chicago and Northwestern
railroad.
A Chicago bridegroom is reported TO have
worn diamond pin in his shirt bosom and
IL sardonyX smile on his brow.
Miss Josephine Mansfield, it is said, will.
by request, lecture audiences to Put Them
selves in Her Place. We'd rather not.
The police of Little Rock. Arkansas; COM
plain of not having received any pay for five
months.
The death is announced, ut Mount Sicr-
ling, Indiana, of General Samuel l.. Viii
liams, distinguished soldier of the war OF
1872.
Miss Laura Keenp has just inaugurated the
first costume recital. class of entertainment
now exceedingly fashionable in England
among the best readers.
The Princess Louise Of England has been
elected al honorary member OF Il New Jrr-
soy branch Of the Society for the Prevention
Of Cruelty TO Animals.
The time to possess your soul in patience Is
when your hat blows oil in the street and
your eyes are too full of dust TO see which
way it goes.
A Canadian mltron one hundred ami eight
wears old is still able 10 devote much energy
10 bringing up her little boy, aged ninet! :
three.
The st. Louis Gichc says: "Whcn fos-
ton MIN trinS to wind his watch with The
door kei; ne Is GnIs Il little eccentric. They
don't sell whi>kcy thtTc:'
In Edinburgh, recently, the l&nrlighters
INDUCED in strike. They did not leave
the city in darkness, but they refused to en-
tinguish the lights, so they were allowed 10
burn all day.
The Paris Illustration vent:ir.d 10 print
some coarse caricltllp: of the Prllesialls III
the numCr which would have been The cur
rent one, and The whole edition has been
seized.
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Mn, O'CONoR AND THE LouISvILLE NoMiNA-
Troy.--A committee Of the Louisville Con-
ycntion waited on Charles UConor Tuesday
evening to inform him Of his nomination.
Nothing is known of the result of the inter-
view except that Mr.. VConor promised to
reply in writing.
iThe same evening several of the committee
assembled, with other gentlemen, at the
Andrew Jackson Club, and members OF tue
committee gave it to be understood that a
favorable reply might be looked for. Mi
O'Conor, they said, did not refuse the noml'
nation, but co,lnseled moderation and avoid
ance of hasty conclusions.
In reply to IN observation Of one member
that his acceptance would ut once restore
confidence throughout the Democracy, MIR.
O'Conor remarked that in this age of steam
and tcle-raphs few weeks would suffice to
learn the temper of the people. He spoke
of Greclev nc the candidate of the corr,p-
tiopists, and in the course of the CONVERSE
ton denied that he had said he would never
vote for Grant He expressed hearty SYM
m,ll,v with the Louisville Convention. To
morrow prominent citizens meet to sign a
letter to MIR. O'Conor urging him to accept
the nomination.
Later.-CharicsO o. Conor was again waited
ON this evening by the Louisville committee
and some Democrats OF this city, hut he Las
not az vet made any public announcement OIL
the,coursc he will take
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LETTER ER4fM PETERSBURG.
fi%t-B1ARD OF EDUCATIOS-POLITI
CAL, &C.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch. !

plTM-GuRG, september IL, 1872.
The residence OF DR.. K. Taylor. in Green's
VII. Wa destroyed 10y fire Monday night
~" work ot an Hccadirv, il is believed.
IA. building harmed - rapidly tllrt all the
)Hn,tmc. clothing, and yali,ablt> oI the
lumiN We're lost, AMI the members Of the
h'l>'hoId barely escaped with their lives.
Nr~, JUDI" Ghoisun. widow of the late
H'n, ihontI> :. Gbol>on. arrived in TN ci Y
'"'taN on visit to her friends, after an all
ne III En-lamd of nine years.
ne Board of Education held their first
meeting oi The new scholastic year this after
noon Nr. Andrew kryan WAS unanimous
u rejected prc>idcnt-a graceful tribute to
~ worth and efficiency Us an officer. He
'la> always shown great interest in the sue
,'>> "t oar public school system. and has III
bored hard and necessarily to bring ii to it,
Present Standard. Our public schools will
open next Monday.
Hr, u. J. Goodwin, elcctor for the Second
W|rlr'. will address the citizens of Surry on
me 2ilt instant; oil Sussex. October Gd, and
" fFinc" George, October 10th.
y tine rain fell to-day. ROBIN ADAla.
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NJ. Duycrgicr de lIauranne says lie is not
engaged to Miss Nellie Grant.
When a young lady in Cincinnati went TO
the White sulphur Springs she hid more
than fifty gentlemen TO 20 to the railroad
station with her, look ut their watches, and
shy farewell.
A gentleman of Boston who advertised for
n wife received answers from over two
thousand husbands that he could have theirs,
and that they would be delivered on appli-
cation.
The most extraordinary inst,nrc on record
of D ltiance is that of a Judge who listened
fer two days to the blather OF a couple OF
lawyers on the construction of statute, and
then informed theui that the law was repealett.
Tic said that ne wanted 70 see how big fools
they could make Of themselves.
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SERGEANT BATES on THE RAMPAGE AGAIN
\ contract has Eecn made and duly signed,
1t Bloomington, ILL.,, Ivy and between Gilbert
IL. Bates and Thomas j. Warren, ct Say
brook, Mclean county, H.. on wager Of
Il 900 against 500, that the said Bates can
not carry the llag Of the United States, in the
daytime, and on foot !; said flag to he of large
size. and displayed from Il ninc-Iont tla%->la!l.
from the dividing line between Scotland and
England, to the Mayors Hall, i'll the city OF
London. without ruolr>iatIon or insult to
himself or the liar. Certified vouchers from
the municipal officers of the toWlis through
which he passes will be required to enit'c
Bates to the 81 900.
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LYNcnBCRG AND FIcINlTY.-The Lynch
'Hs Na) Rcl"thcdn of yesterday contains
HE following items:
N"r Trai EcfuScd. Harold Read was
recently tried in the County Court of Bed
i'ta i"E The shooting of Il young man named
h"orgc Mcrriman, aud found guilty and SEN
fenced to two Year, imprisonment in the
l''"&iI'wrv. I'm application was Snhse-
fH1iiNi! made for II new trial, which was ar
1a'0 on Friday and Saturday last. On
H'iN'ay Judge Wharton rendered his deci-
'1' Ey;G,ng 10 grant Il new trial. Reads
'"''i'''i Viii NOW take tue case 10 the Court
~ \ peas, wtth the hope Of obtaining re-
versa ut the decision OF the County Court
ai!0 Hrw trial.
FeTo"roi.--Dr. John Dove, Of Richmond,
:; N This city yesterday, and is stopping
NJ me Washington House. He is u noble
specimen Of the old Virginia gentleman, and
, widely and favorahly known throughout
E,i'''unIry rs being the Grand Secretary OF
Wv several Masonic Bodies of this state.
SER jo|dcco.-Fhe first crop of tobacco
thought to this market this season was sold
f'>ttiaay at Lyuch's warehouse. 1t WIS
"Niacd into loar lots which brought re-
<Il"@N"'y Sil, So, Sii, and SD per hun
o!rd pounds.
C"'ed NGtcS Court.-Thc next regular
~a'! 9, o. TINS couft-Judge Alexander Rivcs
ii r. HS--Wiil commence in this city on the
I'Ni Instant.
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AseTHEg IJsEsEoR GEApEs prohibit
ZIONIST friends win be glad To Kfsw fil6f
somesof the Lirgest vineyard pfopfirtors III
grnpes besides that or mixing them into
vine, They believe that raisins equal to
those OF Malaga can be made from them. and
have already entered upon tie experiment
quite extensively. The Mliscat and ,rokay
grapes are those most used. and there is
every reason TO believe tint Aurorici, in the
course of a few years. will not be Obliged TO
20 abroad for her raisiDs. s.v.a
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A LARGE COLONY FROM ENGLANp.--Rev.
George Rodgers, a leading Independent or
congregational minister Of DorsetshIrc,
South Of England, accompanied hya number
of tenant farmers, has recently made Il
tour of inspection through Minnesota for the
purpose Of selecting lands for colony Ct
1000 pcrsolS- wcll-to-do farmers. poSacsSE"
capital of from $1,000 TO $4,000 each, aud
who are among the most successful agricul-
tuli>ts in The world. The delegation select
cd ci.ll; t"'YtShiijs IN Clay county. Mime
sofa, on the line OF The Northern Pacific rail
way. 4 railroad town, to be ramrd Iocyil
On honor of The district from Which many Of
the coouiStS comet; has hcHil SIT ;ipart nror
the ccrlrc Of their tract; Two l!itudrc''
families will leave England iii April for this
colony, and the remainder. with their pastor,
will follow during the season.
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TIE FoRTY-NISTn PAKAInEL.-A large
party of engineers have lett loTonl" for Penn
bina. where they expect to meet an A"''r'-
can party appointed to determine the f"liN-
ninth parallel, the boundary between talla,ia
and the United States. from Lake OF the
Woods to the Rocky Mountains. II l. est
mated that the work viii occdpy tbice or
fnilr XnnrS.
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FATHER flYACINTTlE. Father iiyarlniEr,
who married on Tuesday, spoke In 1850
these beautiful words about marriage: "
open humanity's book, the bible; II COM
menccs with the history of the family from
the cradles of Eden to the tents of Abraham,
Isaac and Jacob, and Of all tn" pages "t hui
MIN records this is without controversy The
sweetest and ill,st .ii,iinW.
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A DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN WlLMINGToS.-ln
Wilmington, II. G., Sunday, IL fire occurred
on Water street Between Chestnut and Null
berry, supposed TO have originated in the
rooms occupied by the Me>,r*. Atscinmr.
The buildings occupied hy JOS. s'rrnh"r@cr,
q. +. Alderman & Brother, George Herbert,
and Worrel & Co., were tctaliy destroyed.
The loss is estimated at some $4,000 or
:. IN
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THE SPANISH TREASURY BrDGET.-. Tie
Spanish Minister of Finance HIS completed
his Treasury budget statement for the Use of
the Cortes. The paper will STOW an cnor-
NOUS deficit in the ilationui iicu,iic. annlt!it;
ing in the gross to one hundred and thirty
three million of American dollars. The
Kings Government coniempEte> new luln
to meet the wants Of the Treasury. The
question is, Where can it be obtsined, and on
what security:
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FATAL AFFRAY.-Hcnry l.. Perrin, clerk
of the county commissioners Of Charleston.
:. c., was shot and killed in ill aiiiay wlth
+. J. Wool, Il magistrate OF That city, 81 the
9TH instant The deceased was iioIi New
York, and was the brother OF The president
of the Butchers and Droyers Bank, Of New
York