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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-04

cAxRoL1 & BsUrHEz's N1zzI
WokKs-Wsyesssrday nor1lnz ttuHe.
into the extensive mGrble EortI q J A
Carroll & Brother, On Is;h street. Be
tween Market and MAin. Il hu eve,
BEEN 8 matter Of Sarpriss TO Is Why q:
eitiEs1s should send % 9 tH.Ancs q:
work In this linz, Vhen the fru Of Hses
We speak has such facilities Tor ap.:..:
E0fk q cheaper rStes. They inpa1
their marble direct from seo.lAs1, A.:
employ The nst Acoonpliahd Euk1s..
We noticed 8 number Of beautiful n5c.-
menis, hesdstoos, etc. One moaune1t
in psrtieulAr, Of Scotch granite, stirH:s!
or attentiou. Il is intended ioE l..
graves Of E1.Gov. Stanton, and CAP;
Stanton, his son. It l. not yet fnisbe!
bat ia handsome stone, and shows fsl
workmanship.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-04

MORTALITY OF CHnDRRS:-The report
Of Health Officer Jepson for the month Of
August shows an alarming mortality
suOng children in this city. Out d filty.
seven deaths, .twenty:four were under one
year q sge, forty under two years Of age,
and tofty.fve under FIVE years Of age
only two persons were over lofty yesrs
Of age, and one OF these between eighty
and ninety. Cholera Iaisntum, eoI7ui-
sions and consumption seemed 70 be the
prevailing diseases, y 2
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ALARk OF FIRg.-About II O'Clock
yesterday morning an alarm Of fire wAA
sounded from the Filth Ward. TIE
alarm originated from sparks from & de.
tecttve fue falling On the root Of the res
idenee Of Mrs. Moore, on Chapline street,
near I'd The fire was extinguished be-
lore the arrival oil the engines, BY the use
Of buckets.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-04

SCHOOL PROPERTY soLD.-The old
Third Ward School property was offered
ct public sale at the Court House yester-
Day morning BY the President and Clerk
Of the Board Of Education. The property
was purchased BY VIM. P. Hubbard, Rsq.,
for $3.50. The price Is considered very
reasonable, being $3.50 moro than was Of
icred by Mr.. REILLY at private sale. Mr..
HerYey was the auctioneer. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-04

A NASSEss most singular is that some
Of those possessing hydrants will deny a
more unfortunate neighbor 9 pau Of water
while they will stand for an hour or %
squirting torrents OF water, more than is
needed, on the streets.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-04

ITEan ABoUT THE MuLa-since the
Riverside Nh commenced running, Is
fast as the nails have been made they
we're shipped 70 deslera All the ms
chimes in the factory are running steadily
TO supply the densnd.
Nail machine No. 60 st the Riverside
NIL broke down yesterday.
The frame work Of the new nail fsciory
st the Riverside Mil Ktil be put up next
week The timbers have already bsen
laid.
The Uppg RiSenide nsa viii be paid
Of TO morrow, for the fns time IN four
weeks
The new addition TO the Ballaire roll
ing mill is almost completed The mile
capacity will be doahled By the improve.
ment
Orders are constantly being received st
Tie Rns mill, several weeks in advance.
e The La Bale Chs Works, at Bridge
port, are doing & brisk business. Orders
for the Fall trade are accommodating.
As will be seen in another part of our
pSper this morning, the machines being
bFsught out and manufactured BY the
Wheeling CentripesAl Power Company
are success Welearn on good authori.
y that their Planning and Moulding Ms.
chimes and Cider Mil are also completed;
and like the Saving Machines, will speak
ior themselves. The perseverance, and
mechanical skill OF those st the hesd Of
this Establishment, We have no coubt will
one day make It success.
So far this season R z. Sweeney has
turned of al his brick kiln in the neigh
borhood Of one and half million brick.
McCord & Son have MANUFACTURED nearly
8 million. Notwithstanding the dull ses.
son, 1t makes upwards Of hall million
more than WAs inside IN Martins Perry
last summer.
Mr.. John II. Kinslow, who has lust
finished up eight years in the cigar manu-.
featuring business, informs US that during
that time he has manufactured over a.
10000 cigsrs, amounting 10 $50 900, and
that in closing his business there will not
Be IS OF uncollected bills-Oho Tallsv
6spS.. = f
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LlsT o. JUEoEA-We give below . lisi
Of Grand and Petit JurorS for the term d
the County COGEt ednnsuctng on Non
day re1t The Grand JGIorS Ell inset 81
the Court House on Mondsy morning 81
Q O'Clock, and the Petit Jurors 90 Thufs-
day, leih inst, 81 loan.
Grand JURORS.
Henry &. LIST, Vim. Collins, ChArle4
HofnIp, John NeLure, CbEs. q. Boob,
james DAlZsll, Christian hes, Geo. Men.
Del, AltI- Rogers, VIM Dillon, John g.
HcHnSn, Stephen WEterhoose, ". G.
HsodlIl. Tnoi. Horobrook, Henry Cram
tord, ]. Z sissoa.
PETIT JURORS.
Washington DiIni1-O. @. Dewey, 4.
6. WiDeher, David Bel.
H1ditaa-Z A Beymer, Alfred Ga-
ham, 7. 7. Hutchison.
Gsy-Ssnuel Adams, VIM. 7. Bach
mSn, John DitmGnn.
UaSaa-s. ]. Boyd, Henry Amick, John
HeNsbb. CO. legal
]. .QAtrs-Jmes MAXWELL Vim. AyleI,
,Wm M0r1so1. Vim. NAuiOn, WIN. Nike,
Thns- r MoflEt.
WeoEg-SAmuel McTey. Joshua Lam
esster, ytiitam Morrow, R3FEd West
wood, J. D. StAnton % I'D
RtahiE-Wm- Sehockey, Tha. shorten,
Balthaser Schul. Vim. sptndler.
Riealani-J. ". Brurer, Vim. Connolly,
VIM. J. Caldwell, Daniel 2. jacobs, John
Atkinson, Is2Sc B Kelly.
Ldzg-MorroE Gibson, Robert II
BonAH, u. :. BegA at5-. 5-ga-
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WOOD COUNTY WORCESTERSHIRE
Democratic Convention that met in Par
kesburg, yesterday, nominated D. q.
LEONARD and J. B. Jackson, Tor the
House Of Delegates, and RoBr. PATTER-
son, for the State Senate.
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PKRsogA1-ProL c. A. SchAftr, Super.
|intsOdeut Of German Iughucliou in Our
pubIe schools, returned home yesterday
from IN extended Northern tour.
REv. John MofSt, Of this city, who hEs
been sojournIns in Canada for some
weeks, writes 10 8 friend that he b ebjoy.
ng excellent health, and proposs taking
. UP % Scotland. he win arrive here in
9 lev days, and shortly Afterwards leave
iol New fYork TO take passage for theOld
Wofld 4HGF 3f MAE
Thomas Hughes, Esq, The merchant
tailor, after spending about two months al
Cape Nay, has returned to our smoky
cityI L.
Mrs, John Mendel. who has been visit,
ing relatives in the West and sPh, has
returned 10 the city. ~ J w. l.
Captain J. P. Dunleyy, Of the steamer
RsperArzs, is sojournlng in this city
Captain J. B. Conway Is in command o
the EsperArzs in the absence Of Captain
RsS I d. Tudls3bas raj 5uueds p,s,
totsl charge in Delaware, and returned q
Bellsire.
Tbs lady teachers d the Female Col.
lese have all returned from their sum,
mer vacation. Mis- HAlloEeIi yesterds!
returned from Lake Superior, Miss An
derson from Bethany, Miss Armstrong
and Mis- Adams from 81 CIAirsTille, an
Miss Donshey from Pennsylvania Prof.
Roe hiss also returned IRON Washingto.
City.
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SQUIRE McCoRMtcK.-In the case d
the State Is. Annie Beekett, charged by
Mary AcCarty with q breach Of the
peace, defendant pleaded guilty to the
charge q laid in the COMPLAINT, and was
required to find surety In ths sum Of 800,
conditioned to keep the peace for one
yeAE, and TO pay fine Of 81 and costs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-04

PANo TUNING AND REPA1R1Ss.--
Prompt attention given 10 all orders !s,;
with Us for tuning and repairing P:SnH
AND Organs. Al work guaranteed. Pa,
nos kept IN tune BY the year at liberA.
discount ADAMS & Lucas,
1923 Market Street.
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CIRCUIT CouRT.-This courL met as
usual yesterday morning, but without
traosacttng any business adjourned over
until 10A u. to-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-04

THE Committee on Streets and Alleys
OF the City Council held meeting last
evening.
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MUNICIPAL CoUBT.-The Municipal
Court met st 10k u yesterday.
In the case OF the City OF Wheeling Il.
Thos. P. shallcfoss, 8 motion to set aside
the judgment, with lesve TO file special
plea, vas entered. ---r
The further hearing of the case Of
MsrgSethA Mass -. the GermSniA Lie
Insurance Company, was BY consent con-
tinued until this morning.
The Court was in session but q shors
time, when it adjourned 10 l0A n. to-
day. ..HHt .a =
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A SPECIAL meeting Of the Board OF
Commissioners Of this county viii be held
on Monday morning. The meeting is
called to receive the reports Of several
committees, dispose Of unfinished business,
etc =. - 81
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-04

ASSrysRsART.-PAnols Lodge No. 70,
L o. 0. z, will give grand anniversary
entertainment on the evening Of the % Of
October next.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-04

GREAT BAReA1Sa-Beautiful tAll s,y <
Dress Goods are being opened every CAY
now, And al reduced prices, ::
J. ". FRRRRLS
Centre Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-04

Tn Second District SeoAtoriN Coz
veniion will be held in AouDtivils q
Tuesday, Sept 8. 81 II o'elockPN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-04

THs Old Dominion Dancing GLIB CAV.
theiR first hop this season hast evening 1t
vas . successful Is al previous oecuia:i
Of the kind given BY this club.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-04

saoorHe ME7ca-The RheGi.i
Blaes win 20 down 10 West Wheeling q
Saturday afternoon next, 70 participate ],
3 shooting match ioC . silver medal TIE
two bess shoH out Of three Nill-taEe Ii
nr;zs -.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-04

THERMOMETER RHooHD.-The follow
ing shows the range Of the temperature
ss observed 81 stlvey's Drug Store, cor
ner opposite the Post Office, yesterday:
Sax uL 3P.L 7P.n
20 s. S
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-04

PEACHES and plums are said 10 be 50
abundant over in the TuscRrawas Valley
that they can sc1rcely be given away.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-04

Tn wsTetly Literary socis.y vets 70
hold 3 meeting lsst night, bat no mesaos
Wls held. The regular meetings III,
commence on the third WednsdAy q
this month.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-04

A CAR load OF those beautiful Tosel &
Hughes Cabinet Organs TGs received yes-
terdsy st Sheib'a Gail and see then
Twenty-Five dollars less than ary insi:r.
msnt sold.
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FnE Black Csshmeres st much bsyos
the usuAlpricea J.a RHoDEs / Co
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WHo Is going to close out his sumuG
Goods and Carpets regardless OF cost
J. W. ERRRRI.
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Mo leads the low prices in Dry Gods
and Carpets In Wheeling?
]. ". FRRHEt-
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To save money in Dry Goods and CA.
pets 60 to J. ". FERRE1,
Centre Wheeling.
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THRIFT pisces csshmeres very cheap
]. s. RHODES & Co
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BAsE ban i the most active ba,ilas. i
the city.
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TEE hAndsomest lady in the horss car
Is not always the one who ispGssing fare,
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Tm largest stock Of Fine Black C4sl-
meses and Aohsirs in the city al Iess th.s
usual prices. J. 3 RHoDz & c..
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POLICE CouR7.-No business va
transacted II the police court ystsrt.I
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Gone Uf.-Gape McLure is erecting
Two very fne brick dwellings near his
residence On Ohio street. Island.
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acknowledgement
FRIDAY, SEPT. I, ls7E. =


Boots and shoes-Doyle 6 Fsndt.
BoErd Of Commissioner. go
Steamer Salt Valley.
Nason's Patent Fruit JArs-PAull s
Winahip. sasg
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Calls for "Pomeroyl" brought the rtY-
erend gentleman 70 the stage. BE said
they need have no doubt where he would
be in this contest, or where little Han
cock would be found when the returns
come in. Her Republican msjority ior
years had ranged from about 100 10 125
BE didn't think 1t would be any les, this
year, and he believed ii would Be
larger. Many honest Democrats in
Hancock we're tired OF the uresen,
uisFGle, and tired OF the County Court
especially. BE hsd never heard = Dam.
ocrat in Hancock say snything in fSvor
oil that institution. Out in Rs,rison 80 va
Gently, he said, the whole County CON-,
sat ten days simply to lay the COUNTY
levy, and Il thus cost the people Of tb:,
county 500, when three men could have
done II IN less time. What We want 4
70 aboliah the County Court-to BRING
bSck the state, 70 It's former condItioS
under the old Constitution. The new
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-04

The EppG Riverside men Win be paid
Of TO mOrroT, for the fn; time IN four
reekz
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SPEECH By JUDGE LOOMS.

Cries were now made Tor Hubbard -
"CAmpbellw and LOOMS r. JudRe
LOOMS came forward 70 the stage and
addressed the Convention. He opened
BY returning his thanks Tor the conpli.
mentAry consideration given TO his name
As candidate Tor nomination. He had
not sought the position, but his name hsd
been presented a. the instance Of friends,
who had his thanks. he passed 10 refer.
snce 10 the terms Of the call Tor this Con.
venucn, 1t being TO those opposed 70 the
King Democracy and the nominee OF the
Ellenooro CoHyention-" he quoted from
the call Of the Wood County Convention
10 show that iu terms were even more
lAtitudlnous and comprehensive than The
call for the District ConVenrou. II being
addressed TO Every voter who Is in
favor Of amending the present consttu
ton BY legislative action, Of s5olishing
the expensive County Court system, the
repeal OF the present iniquitous and op.
presstye lAws; who iAvors the restoration
OF good government and the WipIDg ont
Of cliques and rings and factions that
have spread dIscord in the State, bank,
rupied the treasury, increased the tAxes,
enacted class legislation, impaired our
Tree school system, destroyed local self.
government, enacted 3 homestead law
That would disgrsee The statutes Of Co.
manches, and whose elevation Is the peo
PIES degradation" This appeal hsd
Deem made not 70 Republicans Is 4 Marty
but TO al those that are in favor Of good
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Orders are constantly being received st
the Rns mill, several weeks in advance.
e The La Bale CHS Works, at Bridge
port, are doing & brisk business. Orders
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1874-09-02

sympathies and attachments which
cluster around the@domestic hearth.
The scattered members of the house
hold were summoned to witness the last
sad rites of sepulture, and all but one
were present, and she, alas, came too
late, except to shed tear upon the
grave of the beloved father, and share
the sorrows of the afflicted family.
The funeral services were conducted
in Trinity Church, on Thursday after
noon, in the presence of a large audi
ence, by the Rector, the Rev. E. r.
Miles, according to the imposing ritual
of the Episcopal Church. Eight pail
bearers, consisting of J. R. Cunning
ham, L. w. Perrin, Hugh Wilson, J.
S. Dickinson, E. F. Parker, r. w.
Cannon, Perrin Wardlaw, S. c. Ca
son, J. Allen Smith, bore the metal
ic casket up the aisle of the church,
whilst the organ sent forth the
solemn strains of funeral dirge.-
Before singing the final hymn, the
Rector made some eloquent and touch.
ing remarks upon the vanity of earthly
aspirations, and concluded with proper
tribute to the Christian zeal of the de.
ceased. The body was then conveyed
to the cemetery and inferred. A touch.
ing feature of the scene was the presence
of a large number of the old family
negroes, who paid thus an involuntary
tribute to the virtues of once kind and
honOred master.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1874-09-02

EX-GOVERNOR VANCE, of North Car
olina, seems to be anything else than q
Grant man, and in recent interview
with reporter, declared himself
strongly against his reelection for a
third term. If the President were sim
cere in his professions, he thinks that
he would recall the troops from this
State, and allow the white people to
take care of themselves. AS to Southern
recuperation, he says, "With the ex-
ception of South Carolina and Missis-
sippi, which were controlled by carpet
bag and negro administration, the
Northern States were beginning to re-
cover themselves quite rapidly. In
North Carolina especially there is plen-
ty. All We need is capital and labor.
We have not enough of either. Labor
ers command good wages, and hundreds
of the negroes from South Carolina
have come into our State and have no
difficulty in finding employment. Why,
to give you some idea of our prosperity,
in one county-I would instance Char
lotte, my home, town of about $4,000
population-we have six banks there,
and in them over 81, 800, 900, deposited
by the farmers residing in the surround
ing country, upon which the banks are
paying out six per cent interest. This
is more money than the farmers around
Charlotte have ever had before.''
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CONVENTION OF SOUTHERN LIFE IN
sURANCE AaENTs.-We are indebted to
our townsman, Mr.. w. T. Branch, the
popular and efficient agent of the Pied
mont & Arlington Company for copy
of the Baltimore american, giving a
full account of the Convention which
met at the Bath Alum Springs, Va, on
the 10Th inst. Prominent among the
delegates was our friend w, T. B., who
was Chairman of the Committee on Bu-
siness, and took a leading part in the de-
liberations. A suggestion Of his, we
are sure the newspaper press will
all endorse-that the companies dlscon-
tinue advertising by circulars, and ad-
vertise in the local papers. The Con-
vention adjourned to meet at Beersheba
Springs, Tenn, on Wednesday after
the second Monday in July, 1875.
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RErJc1ous.-Owinp to the absence OF

REL1G1oUs.-Owing to the absence OF
the ministers, the churches in town
were all closed on Sunday last except
the Methodist, where the Rev. T. A.
Griffifth's preached morning and al
night. The reverend gentleman is from
London, and was brought up under the
ministry of the celebrated Spurgeon.
His text in the morning was from Isl
Corinthians /: xiii, XIV; ''Christ
the power Of God and the wisdom OF
God" and the sermon presented very
earnestly the Gospel call. At night he
discoursed upon "the physical cause OF
the death of Christ" topic which has
been discussed by recent medical au-
thority, and which may furnish the
subject of idle curiosity, but can do
nothing to increase the knowledge OF
establish the faith of Christians. We
did not hear the sermon.
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20 We had the pleasure 81 a 4, Use 3,

y = .sti - .
r9 We had the pleasure of "a visit on
yesterday from Col. j. p. Thomas, the
well known and able Superintendent of
the Carolina Military Institute located
at Charlotte, who has been making an
extended tour throughout the State in
the interests of that Institution. In
the prosecution of his mission he has
repeatedly delivered addresses at the so
licitation of his fellow citizens in the
furtherance of the work Of our material
and industrial development, which
have been we'll received, and have been
attended with the best results. Col.
Thomas is an eloquent and able speaker,
and his efforts must give new impulse
in the work of renovation. We are
glad to hear that the success of the Mil
itary Institute is assured and that 1t will
enter the new Collegiate year with the
best prospects. We commend it to the
patronage of all of our people.
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ADVERTISING. - Many people lool

ADVERTISING. - Many people look
upon money paid out advertising as
spent and gone, but shrewder business
men view it in its proper light. They
regard it merely as an investment, from
which large and regular returns are GER
tain to be gained. And not for one
year or two, but as long as they continue
in business. Nor are they ever mistek-
en- this calculation. No investmenr a
business man can make will pay as cer-
tainly and largely as money paid for ad-
vertising in good newspaper. 1t gen.
orally yields, when judiciously used,
from one hundred to one thousand per
cent. This is the testimony of all who
have fairly and thoroughly tested the
principle. The sun is not more neccs-
sary to ripen grain than publicity to a
man who has anything he wants the
public to buy.
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A SERIOUS CONFLICT between the
whites and blacks of Lancaster, KY,
occurred last week, with the loss oi
several lives on both sides. The trouble
seems to have grown out of feud be-
tween Sellers, Republican, and Kenne'
dy, Democrat, in which the blacks
espoused the cause of the former. -Four
companies of militia from Louisville
were sent to the scene of action, and,
with the United States troops, put down
the disturbance. The Courier-Journd
attributes these troubles to an inefficien1
administration of the law, which has
suffered rowdyism to 60 unpunished.
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GENERAL Too,lBs has been recent

GENERAL TooMBs has been recently
interviewed by a correspondent of the
New York Herald, and denounces, as is
his habit, the reconstruction policy o.
the Government, declares his opposition
to fourteenth and fifteenth amendments
and advocates Grants reelection for
third term, as promising some relief
So says the correspondent. Here is ar
instance of two extremes meetings
fiae-eating secessionist in affiliation with
the exponent of centralized despotism'
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REMovAL.-Our esteemed townsman

REMovAL.-Our esteemed townsman
Mr.. w. J. Rogers, very much to the
regret of us all, carries out to-day, his
announced design of removing to Pros
perity, Newberry county, where he will
prosecute the business of merchandi-
zing. Mr.. R. was member of the late
firm of J. B. & w. J. Rogers of this
place, and is we'll known as polite and
active business man. He is a gentleman
of high character, and We commend
him to the community in which he
takes up his abode as worthy of their
patronage. Many warm friends here
will be glad to hear of his success.