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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-05-30
FoR SALE

nORs sALE-WINDOW GLASS
WORKS.-The Robinson Window Glass
Works. in North Wheeling, Is offered Tor sale on
S'ST tertns. These works are In good condition
add ready for running. ,u.,,.,
The r. W. d Ky. X r. will run along the river
irons making 1t very convenient for shipments
10 any point west. Title unq1esuonADle' -
Possession given Immediately, ,0t ADDRESS ~ ~,
ROBINSON or W. Y. ROBlNsVN' 70 nan
ItFeet. Wheeling, W. Va. Aplo
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DWELLING HOUSE
FOR SALE.

lodGr for sale the houe in which nowre- -
eide, situate on John street, few doors
east Of Fifth. The house Is q substantial WI
twOstory brick containing eight rooms, Be.
tldes = bath room and kitchen, and finished
1tuc, with good cellar, hot and cold water In
bSth.roOms. The house Is In good order and
we'll located and In every way q desirable prop.
city, being but little over square from the
Post Ofice. There IL also on the premises good
BRICK STABLE,
Iuhlclent for four horses, and q carriage house.
Anyone wlshing.to purchase can examine the
premises at any lime. 'hi,
Sspt2S JEo. r. MoDERMoT.
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SOUTHAMPTON, May 29.-The steamer
Deutchman, from New York, hasarrived,
LryRRPoe1, May 29.-The steamer Hi.
bernian, from Portland, has arrived.
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For Sale.

AuooD TWO STORY DHIcE DWELLING WELL "a
u%l,SR. With : rooms, in a good location on
usmpdsn street. VIII be sold eAe'P'
1. IRWIN, Agent
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sYT EcRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
E1claslvely to tho Intolllgencer.

(By the Western Union Line.
once Northwest cot.,oi Main and Monroe stU.
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mAl:ENE INrEzzEGENeE.
ARRIVED.

MISUNDERSTANDING LGcillc, Bennett,
Baltimore, A ID CaZauX.
Steamship TOnawanda, Wiitbanks, phila-
d ell phia, Worth * Worth.
Schr r. Francis, Payne, Hyde county, De
RoSSet 81 Co.
Brig Isola, Snowman, Boston, G c Barker
K Co.
CoASTWIsE-Steamship BcEefactOr, Jones,
New York. Barry Bros.
Steamship ID j Foley, Price, Baltiin ore, a ID
CaZauX.
Schr Lucy Wright, Elzey, Boston, Williams
s. MurchiSon.
schr Ada Ames, Adams, EocA1nnd, Maine,
G. G. Barker & Co.
CLEARED.
FoREIGT-Schr Eva Leonard, GOOdginS, st
Marks, y II ChadbOurn & Co.
Brig Isadora, Griswold, Port au Prince, q G
Barker 81 Co.
German Barqne, Moewe, Ahrens, Cork CT
Falmouth for orders, Willard Bros.
Schr Altoona, Fitzgerald, Hayt, Northrop u
Cumming.
German Barque Pierre Kuyper, Falc k,
London, IIarriss 81 Howell.
COAsTwIsE-SteamshipL Lucille, Harrington,
Baltimore, A ID CaZaux.
Schr Adolf Hugel, Davis, New York, Harriss
&; Howell. The A put in in distress q few days
ago, and having received necessary repairs
proceeded on her voyage.
Steamship iona wanda, Wiltbanks, Phila-
delphia, Worth & Worth.
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buyers, for speculation, came into market and
advanced the prices back to Mondays closing
rates Wednesday the market declined IS cents
OH yellow dip and virgin. To-day Thursday
the market closes steady at last weeks figures,
So Is for hard and SIS 25 for yellow dip and
virgin. The receipts for the week 2, 2GO bbls
against 2971 bbls for last week, show a decrease
of 81 bbls The exports were Of very little inn
portance, and the bulk of receipts were con-
sumed by distilers The market is without
stock of mention. The following table contains
the reca ints and sal ss S,,I the week
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DIED.

At Little River. S. O., November 4th, 1872,
Cart THOMAS RANDALL, aged So years.
This aged gentle man was one of the veterans
of the war of 1912, and was the last survivor CT
the Dartmouth prisoners.
Rochester, NJ ass, papers please copy.
At Little River, S. c., November Sth, 1872,
JOSEPH j. VEKEEN, aged co years.
of DIptheria. in Sampson conntv. Nov. I'd,
1872, SIDNEY FORREST, son of Wright ana
Ann f. Gregory, aged years md 20 days.
HSutfer little children to come unto Me, ana
forbid them not, for of such is the Kingdom OF
Heaven
Little Forrest no more on earth we'll see,
For he's gone to dwell with the Angels above;
Nav we in our sadness aid sorrow be
Resigned to tho will of q God of love.
Com.
November 10, at 2 o'clock, P. NJ, of Paraly-
sis, Mrs. MARY A, wife of the late DR.. Robert
S, Thomas.
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CRUDE TURPENTINE.-Sinc last week
the market has been unsettled and fluctu-
ating that it has been almost impossible to keep
pace with the declines and advances. Friday
the market showed animation of feeling,
and last weeks prices ruled the sales Satur-
day, early, it exhibited decided Improvement
OF tone and sales were made at an advance. of
% cents on yellow dip and VirgiO. In the even
ing a further advance of 10 cents was gained
Monday morning the market opened with de-
cline of 10 cents but closed in the evening with
an advance corresponding to the decline.
Tuesday 500 bbIs sold at a decline of 30 cents on
yellow dip and virgin. Late in the evening
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EXPORTS
COASTWISE.

New York-Steamslip Regulatory ,513 bbls
rosin 265 bbls turpentine, SCI bales cotton, 20
bales sheeting.
misunderstanding Lucille-25l casks
spirits. 232 bbls rosin, 10 do pitch 81 bales cot
ton, 500 feet lumber, Il pkgs mdse.
FOREIGN.
st Marks-Schr Era LeOnard--9i. 200 feet
lumber 10 bbls tar, 10 bbls pitch, &c bbls rosin,
1 casks spirits.
Port au Prince-Brig Isadora-ol, 90 fees
lumber, POS, GOO shingles.
Cork or Falmouth, for orders--GermaG
BarGue MOewe-3, 215 bbls rOsin.
IOndon-German BarquG Pierre Kuyper-
800 casks spirits, ,68S bbls rOsin.
Hayti, Porto RicO-Schr AltOoDa-1 81, 900
feet lumber.
PhiIadcl phia- SITES mship Tonawanda-376
casks spiri s. 633 bbls rosin, 185 do tar 252 bales
cotton, x, 900 feet lumber, tons old iron,
pkgs mdse.
New York-Schr John-54 bales cotton, 195
bbls rosin, 1 $40 casks spirits turpcntine.
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DEATH OF Col. CowAN-REsOLUTIoN
Philomathean Association, held Tuesday
evening, the President appointed F. Jones,
F. NJ. Fremont and L. 3. Engelhard, a
committee to draft resolutions i'll regard
to the death of Col. L. II. CoWan. The
committee reported the following, which
were adopted:
WHEREAS, BY an all wise Providence,
Col. Robert Ii. COwan, an honorary mem
bCr of this Association, has been suddenly
removed from our midst while in the pride
and usefulness Of manhood; and, whereas,
his every intercourse with us, both rs a
citizen and member of this Association,
has been conducted with kindness and
courtesy, we deem it 4 duty due, both to
the memory of the deceased and to Oui-
selves, to make manifest our sincere grief
at his sad and untimely death therefore,
ReSOlred, That the death Of our fellow
member, Col. Robert ii. COwan, has
caused us sorrow ineXpressible. The
gene rOus influences Of his heart, his purity
OF life, his sterling integrity, his kindness
and announcement to the young, and
especially to the members of this ASsoCiIt-
ton, won for him our reverence, our
gratitude and our admiration. We recog-
nized in Col. Robert ii. Cowan every
requisite to constitute the Christian, the
orator and the scholar, and do recommend
his course to the imitation Of all young
men.
We deeply sympathise with the belea ed
family Of the deceased in their distress,
and do tender TO them our uufeigned con
dolence.
Resolced, That the usual badge Of
mourning be worn by the members of this
Association for the space of thirty days.
ResOlred, That a copy of tho proceed
ings Of this meeting be presented to each
Of the city papers, with a request TO pub
liS! the same.
On motion, the Association adjourned.
j. NJ. CRoNLY, President.
w L. SMITII .IR Secretary.
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No sales reported.

TAR-Since last week there has transpired
nothing of importance to interrupt tile regularity
and uniformity of prices of this article. The
receipts have been free and with good de-
mand current for export, receivers have found
no difficulty whatever to effect sales. Buyers,
on the other hand, have offered moro freely,
and the market has ruled with more than usual
animation, The receipts for the week 718
against GAO bbls last week, are small increase
The exports, CSC bbls, arc a falling off of 200
bbls. The stock in market has been slightly
increased The market closes quiet and steady
ot 50 30 per Dbl. The sales for the week were
as the following table will show:
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THE PIONEER,

and will be devoted 10 the INTEREST OF THE
coursing in bold OutspOken manner upon all
the general topics of the day.
In politics tho paper will lie Conservative,
though our motto, tE,Justice to ALL" wilt be
strictly adhered 70. We shall strive every week
to give our readers a full and accurate account
of all matters of interest. but the Local Depart
M ent shall rect.ive special att nttOn.
With perfect hrOWlcdPc Of the mechanical
depart together with some CXpeT fence as
editorial writer's, We think we can safely prom
Use our patrons paper that Will compare mCst
favorabIy with the best newspapers in the
State. We snail seek to foster ant promote the
best interests of the people of cur immediate
section and that which is most beneficial to
the whole country at large.
We shall have Literary Department which
will be supplied from the very best OF our liter
ary exchanges. Our Agricultural department
will rece i've special attention, and to that de-
partme mt we respectfully invite contributions
from all farmers of practical experience.
In short, it will be a newspaper for the mil
lion giving information to all classes OF readers
prominent feature in our paper VIII be a fu'I
and correct report of the markets anu tele-
graphic dispatches.
In order to place our paper within reach
all we will put subscription at 81 per an
mum, to he paid on receipt of the first paper.
For the present all communications and busl-
ness letters should be addressed to Us at this
place.
W. +. PETERSON,
Editors and Projectors
Lumbe-ton. ~ &C.
oct 81 339-d3t&wtf
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The KKey to Health.

1t is the easiest thing in the world to lose the
blessing of health. but when lost It is not so
easy to regain it. The popular iaca of fifty
years ago that a tremendous securing of the
Lowels was an essential element OF cure in
almost all diseases has fortunately for man
kind been pretty efectually exploded. The
Introduction of HOstetter'S Stomach Bitt2rs,
nearly quarter of . centusy ago, may be said
to have given the coup de grace to drastic pur-
CATION. Tho world has learned from the beac"
fetal effects produced by that admirable pre-
aration, that one medicine may embrace the
three properties of tonic, laxative, ard an
Alternative that the three curative processes of
inauguration, publication and regulation may
be comprised III the same ii me by the opera
ton of 4 single agreeable remedy. There are
sound, philosophical reasons for the remark
able improve ment which the Bittcrs occasion
In the condition OF a del hanged and Cnfet bled
system. This PURE combination OF vegetable
juices not only strengthens the stomach, stimT-
l3tes the appetite and braces the nerves, but
also imparts tone and yiSOr to the socretory
organs-as the skin, the liver, and the Kidneys
and if the blood has become too thin and
watery to noUrish the body properly, enriches
and vtaliZes that ''Taw material Of all the
solid portions OF the frame. AT this period of
tho year, when intermittent fevers, bilious dis
orders, stomach complaints, and dysantc:!c and
df.rrho.ic ailments are always more or less rife,
occasional doses of the Bit.ers will be found
the best safeguard against the atmosrh tric con-
ditions which generate them. An acccsSi) III of
general vigor is necessary 10 enable the SYST N
to resist the morbid influence OF the malarous
vapors which rise from the earth at this season,
and of all the known iuvigorants, ncsteiters
Bitters is the safest and the most potent.
nov ~ 3t3-deodlw&w1t
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MARRIED.

On the evening of 18th instant, at st. Johns
Church, by the Rev. George patterson. Mr.. W
II BETHEA; of Marion, S. c., to Miss Ell:
VIRA l.. WILSON, youngest daughter CT
VIM Wilson, Esq, of this city.
Marion papers please copy.
On Thursday, the 7tn instant, at the resi-
denca of Col. Robert II. Cowan, by the Rev. A.
A Watson, ID. D., LOUIS ii. I'EROSSEr and
Miss JENNIE -. COWAN, az of this city. No
cards.
On the 9th instant, by the Rev. @. - Bern
helm at the residence of the hrsdc'S ia cher
Mr., e. l.. FROST to Miss EMMA L., daughter
of Mr. VIM. j. Bryan. all of this city.
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Articles Entered.
CO IN i n u n u
ARD RTNTENT

DLIA MIN ID.
Class l, Cotton, Hemp and U'OOlen
Goods.-DeRosset 81 Co., Wilmington,
Double Anchor bageing.
Class ?, The Workshops Willard p res,
Wilmington, brick; Dawson, Teel IL Hen
nihg, do, edge tools; Geo Il French, New
Hanover, farm cart.
ttaSs ,, Southern Manufactures IN Iron
ana Wood Wilder & Mortin, Whining
ION, spirit barrels; Dawson, Teel & Hen
nlll8' do, buggy, sulky, sulky shafts, truss
noops' buggy body and seat, iron buggy
sseat' NJ l. Guyton, Baden, native wood
for cabinet use; d A smith, wilmington,
desks bed settee, car2etry; Willard Bros,
10, spirit barrels.
'"ss T. Clothing, Leather, Paper, Book
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marks as an endorsement Of the resolu-
tons. He was followed by DR.. w. G..
Thomas, who paid warm tribute to the
memory of the deceased, after which Col.
5. l.. Fremont, President of the Associa-
ton, gave his testimony to the moral worth
and excellence of character of the distin-
guished deceased.
Maj. j. A. Engelhard, DR.. W. G. Thorn
as and Capt. D. r. Murchison We're APP
pointed the Committee to bea: the pream-
BILE and resolutions to the family of the
deceased. 49,
In respect to the memory of Col. Cowan,
the meeting then adjourned.
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Quarters, 50 so.
IS Our lotteries are chartered by the State,
lre always drawn at the time named, and ali
rawlings are under the supervision of sworn
commissioners.
80 The official drawing will be published in
he st. Louis papers, and copy sent to pur-
Jhasers of tickets.
e. We will draw a similar scheme the last
lay of every month during the year 1872.
~ Remit at our risk by POST OFFICE
MONEY ORDERS, REGISTERED LET
tular. Add ress,
MURRAY, MILLER & Co,
Post Office Box 24i6. ST. LOUIS, Mo
april 10 1G6-d& W cod Tues. Thurs.Sat
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MEETING OF THE CAPE FEAR AGRI-
CULTURAL. ASSOCIATION.-TheC Cape Fear
Agricultural Association met at the Court
House last night.
Col. a. "A. McKoy arose and in very feel
ing terms announced the death OF Col. Il.
IL. COWan and moved that Committee OF
three be appointed to draft resolutions eX-
pressive of the regret of the Association.
The chairman appointed on this Commit
tee, Col. A. y. Mckay, DR.. w. G. Thomas,
Geo. Il. Frcncl, Esq.
The Committee retired, when Capt. d. IL.
Thigpen made vigorous attack Cn the
w. u w. Il. r., which had assumed an
opposiliOnt OF he Fair, throughout the State.
The Committee here returned and sub
mitted the following:
WHEREAS, Since the last meeting Of the
Cape Fear Agricultural Association, Co.'s
ROBERT Ii. CowAN, who was member
of the same, has died,
HeSO{ced, LIST. That in his death the
Association has sustained the loss Of an
| efficient worker, while the members who
enjoyed his friendship and confidence
| have been subjected TO personal bereav-
ment well-nigh Incurable.
! ResOIced, ID. That We condole with
his Immediate personal relatives and hearth
| ly tender them our heartfelt sympathies,
ResoIced, 3rd. That copies of these res
! olutions be published in the daily papers,
thlt COPY be borne by Committee OF
this Association to his family and til 1t
these resolutions be spread upon the
records Of this body.
Col. McKoy moved that the preamble
and resolutions he adopted by the meeting
and that copies of it be sent TO the family
OF the deceased and furnished the city pa
pers for publication.
Col. Jno. w. Atkinson seconded the
motion, and added some very feeling re
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FOR SALE!

A valuable Plantation and Turpentine Land.
A thousand Acres in all healthy locality;
good range for stock, aud q mile from tide
water. The Turpeutine Trees are amorg the
best about three tasks already cut, and as
many more uncut.
Persons DESTROYS OF purchasing please call and
examine.
T.. MONTAGUE. p.
Ellington, NV Hanover county, N. &.
nov II 35I-d1t&w2tH
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j. NJ. CEONLY, President.
W. L. SMITH. JR., Secretary.

The Newborn Times says: James II.
Moore, a young man about II years Of
age, residing about five miles up the Neuse
river, met with terrible accident early
yesterday morning from the accidental
discharge of a gun, which tore all the
fingers (exceIt the little one) off his left
hand into fragments.
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r Z V [ T. w
OF TIE
WILMINGTON MARKETS,
FOR THE
WEEK ENDING THURSDAY.
November IL. 1877.
r Z V [ E w

CnTTON.-The market has been very dull
the past week and has developed considerable
weakness, prices having declined very mate
rally, (say 4 to y cents). This downward
movement is the result of the continued large
receipts, less favorable accounts from New
York and Liverpool, and decreased estimates
of home and European consumption, while the
interruption of trade by the recent election and
Boston fire have had a tendency to increase the
dizziness. The principal decline occurred asst
Friday, amounting from i toh cent. Saturday
the market further gave way I. cent. Monday
and Tuesday, owing to the Boston fire, l'uycrs
were ont of market awaiting the resu!t Of the
fire. Wednesday and to-day transactions have
been free, and Il market closes
with a decidedly better undertone. The cotton
movement for the week shows an increase in
receipts and large increase in exports. The
receipts at all the ports for the week were
1888 7O5 bales, against 120 lc5 bales for last week.
113, Ii3 bales the previous week, and 95,29l
bales three weeks SINCE making the total re-
ceipts, since the first of September, 1872, 49,,
8l2 bales, against 6Gj, !@5 bales for the same
period OF 1S1l, showing an increase SINCE Sep
TENDER 1T. this year, OF 215,Gi1 bales. The ex-
ports for the week reach total of 1886 bales,
of which AZ, 1879 bales were to Great Britain,
&c. 35i bales to France and 1888 bales to the
rest Of the Continent, Wiilc the SlOchS as ulduc
up are now 31S,719 bales. The following is a
summary of the weeks transactions:
Friday, sales OF bales at II cents and 81 do.
at Il = cents.
Saturday, sales OF bales at Il cents.
Monday, sales OF IS bales at IN cents.
Tuesday, sales OF 10 bales at Il y cents.
Wednesday, sales OF bale at Il cents, 10 do.
at IL = cents, and 1872 do. at ~ cents.
Thursday General suspension of business.
Ordlnary.... -....... IoJ2 gents
Good Ordinary ................. 1113
Tow Middling............ ...... ThG11S 4"
AIiddlings OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1S4(Gl8
Strict MiddHnG. .............lS54
Peelcr.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1874 (Gl9
SPIRITS There has been
rather moro business doing in the market for
this quality OF naval stores during the past
week. Prices have, as general thing, re-
m aimed very steady. but in the early part OF
the week the under DacaInc less firm and a
decline of 4 ccr@ conceded. Since Satur-
day the weeks transactions have been mode
rately large at 81 cents. To-day (Thursday)
the market is perfectly nominal, there being a
general SUSPENSION of business in trade circles.
| The receipts are rapidly declining and for the
week were 08j casks, against $50 casks for last
| week. The exports were upwards of 1900
| casks and the stock in market is slightly re-
| duccd. The following is summary OF the
| weeks transa ctOns
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INSURANCE COMPANY.
II J( / j .


GEtJ(II,
HOB"r II. COWAN.... .......... I resident
JOHN W. ATKiN6ON........ ice PRESIDENT
r. 81. CA MERON. .........e.........Se secretary
DR.. e. A. ANDEKSON......he Medical DIRECTOR
DIRECTORS.
H. w. Atkinson, General Insurance Agent.
lib GRAINGER Preei1,t Bank OF New Han
F. W. KzRoHxER, Grocer ard Commission
az" c. N. srEDmAn, OF Wright q stedraau;
T. H MOKoY, OF w. A. Whitehead & Co.,
Z. H. CowAN, President.
II. B. EILRRs, Commission Merchant.
A. A. WILLARD, of Willard Brothers.
W. A. CUMMING, OF Eorthrop & CummiaA
g. w WILLIAMS, of Williams & ML4chison.
ELI MURRAY, of e. Murray % CO
A j. DEROssZT, of DeRO3Set & Co.
RoBT. HENEING, of Daws9n, Ieci q Hen
ALEX. SPRuxT, British Vice Consul, orSprunt
RgERET; Attq IT I, at Williams knW: & co.rav-
Jas. G. McRAE, Atty at Law, Fayetteville.
I. b. KELLY, Mercr an, Kenapsyi3e.
j. T. Pow. Merchant. iEnoSrfon.
SPECIAL FEATURES AND ADVAN.
TAGES.
LIST. No restriction oD Residence Or Travel.
ID. No extra charge on the lives of Females.
3D.. Policies Incontestible after Five Years.
4th. The rates of Interest On the Funds Of the
Co;nuany higher than those On the Funds of
I'm .,anfes located in other States, thu insur-.
;,Ig Iarger Dividends to Policy Holders.
9Th rhe Dire ctors and t}ficers Of the Com
ANY are prominent NORTH CAl:OLINlANS,
VINO are KNOWN to be men OF INTEGRITY
and WORTH.
9Th The Company Il as~a oiiShcd on solid
| and permanent ba "a F.eps having been taken
| to increase the Capital Stock to 100000.
7th. All the Funds Of the Company
| Are Invested In tTis state and CiFcu.
lated among our own People. THIS tact
| should commend the Company, above all 9th
| ers to North Carolinians. 1t is well known
| that hundreds of thousands CT Dollars OF Life
| Premiums are annually sent North to enrich
Northern Capitalists, thus continually draining
our people of immense amounts which should
| be kept at home. On THIS ground the friends
| of this Company confidently appeal to every son
| of the Old North State, and ask their support
for this Home InsfitufiOn, which, while 1t
offers substantially all the advantages OF North
ern Con panies, helps to build up Home IN
Ger6Sf9, - o.>,-c
JAMES d. BROOKS,
General Supervising gent
Raleigh, N. q.
THOS. CREME Local Agent.
april 9Th. 1872. loZ-
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SHERIFF MCMILLAN has returned to
Lumbcrton from Georgia, where he went
to receive the custody of man arrested
in Hamilton, some weeks since, supposed
to be the notorious George Applewhite. 1t
was the wrong bird, the party, who gave
his name as Ransom Lowrey, not answer
ing the description Of Applewbite.
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PROSPECTUS
OF
THE PIONEER.

The undersi gned propose to commence the
publication of newspaper at Florence, OAR
ington county, South Carolina, about the 10th
Of December next, provided we can procure
he names of six hundred (Go0) subscribers in
The meantime. This paper will be called
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TIE case Of purde Jacobs and Irving
Lowrey, alleged accomplices in the rob
berry Of the safe Of Messrs. Pope * Me
Le0d, in LumbeTtOIi, several months ago,
was brought before Judge Buxton, at
Rockingham, on Friday last, und,r a writ
Of hdbeas COZ Pu&, and argued by counsel.
Ills Honor held the parties to bail in the
sum Of 81, eco each, in default of which
they Were re-committed TO Jail to await
trial.