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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-02-01
Death OF weII.Known Citizen.

How true II is that IN the midst OF lie
we are in death. And this is true, not
only of the human family but of the
brute creation. These sad thoughts are
recalled to our mind as we chronicle the
departure from earth of good old Ben, so
we'll known to all the guests at the st.
James Hotel during the past SIX or eight
months. Ben did not belong to the
Genus of worthless ours, of which, unfor-
tunately, there are too many in our city,
but was neat small black and tan ter
rier, highly educated, which, with his
numerous good traits, made him many
friends.
Ben was at one time the property of
Mr.. Hennegen, of Hennegen, Bates Il
Co., and after the departure of his mas
ter for Baltimore he took up his abode at
the hotel where he died. His disease
was old age, a premonltion of which he
received about a month ago, and since
that time he gradually declined until
death relieved him OF worldly cares. DR..
Carney was in faithful attendance during
his illness and ministered unto him. He
died Wednesday morning at Gl5 o'clock,
and at night his body was committed TO
the waves of the Ohio.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID made by Henry Otto and Ricka, his
wife, To- the undersigned trustee, dated
r.coriaa im IN c,lerEss ot,ca NJ ~ , nu
" Court of Ohio county, West Virginia
in deed OF trust hook No. 4, page "a, ! will
on SATURDAY, the 2Srd day OF February,
A. ID. 1873, commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
at the front door of the Court House of
said county, proceed to sell to the highest
and best bidder the following property:
The east hall OF lot eighty-tour, fronting
twenty-five feet on the National road IN
the town OIL Triadelphia, and running
back SO as to make one full lot OF said town
TERMS OF SALE-Three hundred dollars,
or as much more as the purchaser may
elect, cash; the balance in two equal in
tallments, payable six and twelve months
after day OF sale, with interest nom date,
and secured TO the satisfaction OF the trus-
tee. a. RElMANN, Trustee.
RUSSELL & STIFEL, att'yS, faIS
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The Anteceden,s Of Disease.

Among the antecedents OF dlsea, 8
inertness In the circulation Of The ti1t
an unnaturalIy attenuatcd condiiioi
the physique, indicating that the NE {"
rent Is deficient In nutr!tlve pToptr"l
wan, haggard look, inability 10 digs y
food, loss Of appetite. sleep and slFfis
and n sensation OF unnatural languo'
these may be regarded as among u
dicla OF approaching disease, when '
eventually attack the system and '''
whelm IL, II not built up and ioriii~
advance. Invigorate, then, without ~
time, making choice Of the greats' ~
iZing agent extant, Hostctterb s"H'
Bitters, an elixir which has given b''-
and vigor 10 myriads Of the sick a' y
bilItated, which Is avouched by p''
clans and analysts 10 be pure - W
effective, which is Immensely popa'
this country, and extensiy yused aO''
and which hes been for years pas o'''
the leading medicinal staples 81 An"
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Certificate OF Incorporation.

Yesterday, Secretary of State S. Brady
issued the following certificate of incor-
poration. The undersigned agreed TO be-
come corporation by the name of Tho
Marion County Fair Association" for the
purpose of promoting tie agriculture,
mechanical and mineral interests of
Marion and adjoining counties, and TO
encourage the growth and improvement
of the stock therein. The principal ctlice
shall be kept at Fairmont, and the incor-
porstIon is to expire Jan. l, 1898, and
for the purpose of forming said corpora
ton $1,000 have been subscribed to the
capital thereof. The sum paid in is
$1,000 and the desire is to increase the
capital 10 $4,000 by the aale of stock.
The stock is held by John o. Hart.
ley shares, 1. n. Holland shares,
S. Ii. Springer, 6 shares; w. b. Ice, 3
shares; q. B, Carney, 5 shares; all stock
holders of Marion county.
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House.

The resolution to investigate d,
charges of official misconduct !, =
United States Western Dstric, ca.
North Carolina was referred; sLo, "
reported from tho Committee On p.
Offices fixing the pay of the hishe, "a,
of letter carriers in the large cis,
81 900, and of the lower elias: Nk'
per annum.
The House then resolved il.el! i,.,
Committee Of the Whole on the Nj
Academy appropriation bill.
After debate, but without sc.iOp. 2
Committee rose.
Mr.. Harris, of Virgins, from tho c /,
mittee on Elections, reported IN The 4,
fornia case against Pscheco, sitting n.
Der, and in favor of Wiggenton, Cv.s.
ant.
Mr.. Wait presented the minority >
port, taking tne opposite grounds.
Mr.. Springer presented a sCpsnp ,
port on his own account, although e
curing in the report Of the niLr,
Reports ordered printed.
Mr.. Harris said be would call U,e
case on Tuesday.
The Speaker announced the app,
ment of the following additional NJ
bers of the Committees Expenci:gs
the State Department, Mcssrs T.r.
and Bundy; Expenditures OF the rs
Department, Messrs. Pridemore =
Williams (Oregon); Expenditurs q 4
Postotiice Department, Mems Il
(Missouri), and Mckinley; EIPentc.'
OF the War Department, Messrs. Db
and Reed; Expenditures of the Inv
Department, Messrs. Patterson .
Pound.
Adjourned.
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BELMONT COUNTY.
BelIaiFc.

SNOW ON THE Il. s. o. OHIO DIVISION
COAL FROM INCONSISTENCIES
DEATH OF MR.. MEEKs.
A telegram was received from Newark,
Ohio, yesterday morning, stating that
IA inches of snow lhad fallen and still
showing hard Local passenger train
east No. due at Bellaire at l0:40 o'clock
A. n. did not arrive until $40 o'clock p.
NJ. A freight train which left Newark
Wednesday night at IL p. NJ. has not
gotten any farther than Evansville, on
account OF the heavy snow. Freight
trains are all late.
Large shipments OF coal are being
forwarded from Piedmont, West Vir-
ginis, to Western cities. About forty
six loads have passed by Bellaire, via
the b. s. D. L. Il. in the past three
days.
ii. w. Meek, who was SO badly in.
iured on the Cleveland and Pittsburgh
railroad, died this morning at o'clock.
Don't forget the Colfax lecture to.
night at the Disciples Church. Doors
open at 7 o'clock.
Dennis Owens, general supervisor OF
tracks between Bellaire and Spencer's,
was in the city yesterday.
Prof. DE Lilies spirit manifestations
will be given at City Hall Saturday
evening, February2.
A. j. Osborne, of this city, who has
been down to Psrkersburg on business
trip, returned yesterday morning.
Hunter Robinson, an old resident oil
this city who has been absent on trip
to Baltimore, returned yesterday.
Protracted meetings in the coiored NJ.
Z. Church have been going on for the
past three weeks. Great interest has
been manifested in these meetings.
Eli Mcknight, of Morristown, and
Miss Tolbert, of Burrs Mills. were mar
ried here last evening, by Rev. l. j. Spen-
Ger. They left for the Eastern cities on
their wedding tour.
Nothing doing at police court yesser'
day.
At MERGERS Drug store the mercury
stood at freezing point yesterday morn
ing.
1t commenced showing here at about
one o'clock night before last. Eight In
ches of snow have fallen and more IL
coming.
Last evening the marriage Of MIR
Thornton Rocdeier and Miss Humphrey
both OF this city, WAS performed Gy the
Rev. l. }. Spencer of Baltimore, Md.
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MASQUERADES.
MEMORIAL HALL.

A number OF invited guests assembled
at Goetze's Memorial hall, cor. of Twen-
ty-third and Market streets, last night,
and enjoyed themselves immensely. The
costumes were grotesque and elaborate.
Some OF them produced uprosrious laugh
ter. YahrlIng's band furnished the music.
The hall was handsomely decorated.
Dancing was kept up until a late hour.
BEETHovAN HALL.
The masquerade ball of the Beethoven
Society last night was attended by about
800 persons and is said to have
been the best ever held in the hall. The
costumes were very handsome and rep
resented Continental times, German
princes, peasants, domlnos, Indians,
knights of the olden times, clowns and
numerous other characters. Supper was
served in elegant style at IL o'clock by
the celebrated caterer Mr.. +. A. Myers
Music was furnished by Vass band.
Dancing was INDUCED in until the small
hours.
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The marks at the landing last evening
indicated II feet in the channel and falling
slowly.
The Emma Graham passed down en-
route for Cincinnati at 8 A. NJ. yesterday
The Abner O'Neal left for Pittsburgh
at A. NJ. yesterday.
The Courier left for Psrkersburg at
1920 A. NJ. yesterday.
The Telegram, Della and Phaeton are
arriving and departing on time.
The Fannie Tatum will leave at 10
O'Clock to-day. for st. Louis. She will
take from this port 5000 kegs of nails
for St. Louis.
The Hudson and Stockdsle are due this
morning.
The Msllie Rsgon leaves at 1890 this
morning for Parkersburg.
All business was suspended at the
wharf yesterday on account OF the heavy
snow.
We are informed that Captain Porter
of the steamer Thanhauser contemplstes
putting in new machinery on his bost.
The cylinders will be l24 inches In
diameter.
BY Telegraph.
PITTSBURGH, January 31.-River
feet 7 inches and falling. Weather cloudy
and showing.
SHREVEPORT, January 3l.-Arrived-
Texas, New Orleans. Depsrted-Texas,
New Orleans. Weather clear and cold.
+ CAIRO, January 31.-River % feet
4 inches and rising. Weather, cloudy.
Mercury "a degs. No arrivals or dc.
psrtures.
Nashville, January 3l.-River
rising rapidly with II feet on the shoals.
Arrived Nashville, Dover. Departed
Hillmsn, Cairo.
VIcEsByRG, January 31.-Weather
cloudy. River rose l inch. Up-CIty
OF Helena and City of Alton. Down
John b. Maude.
CINCINNATI, January 3l.-RIver Is
feet and rising Light snow falling all
day. ArrIved-Exchsnge, Pittsburgh;
Andes, Wheeling. Depsrted-Chas. Nor
gan, New Orleans.
LOUISVILLE, January 31.-Snowing.
Depsrted-Msry Miller, CINCINNATI;
Golden Rule, New Orleans; j. l..
Rhoades, Pittsburgh. River falling with
10 feet 5 inches in the canal.
EVANSVILLE, January 31.-Been
showing and raining since last night.
River Al feet and rising. Port List
Up-Golden City, Smith and Idlewild.
Down-Bowling Green and Grey Eagle.
ST. LOUIS, January 9l.-ArrIved-
Belle Memphis, Memphis; ALI. Stevens,
Tennessee river. Departed-Colorsdo,
Vicksburg. River fallen 8 inches with
Is feet inches above low water mark.
Heavy snow yesterday and last night.
MEMPHIS, January 3l.-The river fell
2 inches, and now stands l6 feet 8 inches.
Weather cloudy with indications Of snow.
Arrived-Shlnkle, Cincinnati; Grand
Tower, st. Louis. Depsrted-Chestor,
St. Louis; Mary Houston, Cincinnati;
Belle of Shreveport and John Gilmore,
New Orleans.
New ORLEANS, January 3l.-Arriyed
Fred Wilson and tow, Pittsburgh;
Golddust, St. Louis; Frank Psrgond,
Greenyille; Seminole, Onachits river.
Depsrted-Frank Psrgond, Greenville;
Danube and Alexandria, Red river;
Yszoo Valley, YAzoo river; Thomas
Sherlock, Cincinnati; Alice, Pittsburgh;
Susie Silver, st. Louis; John A. Scudder
and Charles Z Chateau, Memphis; Cot
ton Valley, Ouschits river. Weather
clear and cool.
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MILL ITEMS.

The Belmont blast furnace having been
completed, the scstiolding was torn down
yesterday.
The namesake of Toby Vance, though
IN this case member of the brute cres-
ton, dog, is one of the most faithful
guardians of the property of the Belmont
Iron Company. For ten months he has
stood watch and ward ut the engine room,
and in that time not one cents worth Of
property has been stolen. Many inter-
estlng incidents are told by the men Of
their efforts to remove property lawfully,
thus testing his fidelity, but in every in-
stance they failed, unless the proper per-
son was present and granted permission.
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Police ReDOrf.

The police report for the month of
January, made out by Thomas Darrah,
Clerk OF the Police Court, is as follows:
Dsorderly, 80; drunkenness, 20; dis
charging fire arms, l; vsgrancy, IS; as
sault and battery, 8; stealing, 8; gambling,
4; keeping gambling houses, l; abusive
language, 8; resisting officers, /; commit
ting lewd and filthy acts, /; total number
of cases for the month, l4l.
The arrests were made by the follow
ing officers: Henry, %; Thompson, 4;
Llston, 6; Robertson, 9; Baird, II; Night.
watchmsn Tracy, l; Detir5apgh, %;
Graham, 10; St. Myers, IA; Stanley, g.;
Mshany, l; Bogsrd, 6; Baum, 8; Ripley,
(Chief of Police 4; Nightwatchman
Reilly, l; Wallace, (keeper of lookup /.
Total number of arrests for the month,
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Sudden Death.

Mrs. Ssliie Strobel, an aged lady who
resided en- an alley between Thir:y.ffth
and ThIrty-six.h streets and Wood and
Jacob streets, died very suddenly We'd
nesdsy night. She had been complain
ing OF an affection of the heart for some
weeks past and was In bed At the time,
but during that day was better than
usual. She had eaten bowl OF soup, re-
marking hsw excellent it was, and call
ing her attendant, expressed wish 10 get
up. She was assisted out of bed and had
put her feet on the floor when she sank,
and before DR.. j. Il. Pipes, her physician,
who was Immediately sent for, cosld
reach her, she wss dead. She leaves
several grown children.
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Angry SlIOk esD

Yesterday morning Matte Wilson ap-
pesred before Squire Phillips and swore
out warrant against Dennis Gartner for
abusive language. To offset the warrant
sworn out for his arrest, Dennis APP
pesred before the same squire and swore
out warrant for Matte Wilson and one
for Mary johnson, both of whom he
charged with using abusive language
and disturbing the peace. The three
smokes" were brought before the squire
last evening. The trial resulted in plac
ing all three on their good behavior for
six months in the sum of $50 each. In
default of bail the winsone Matte was
sent to the castle for twenty days.
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The Mutual Life.

This great insurance company comes
before the public again with full and
clear statement of its affairs. Under the
heads of ANNUITY" INSURANCE." and
"Revenue" accounts are given the broad
outlines of the enormous business done by
the Mutual Life, and the balance sheet
presents the general details of assets and
liabilities. The credit side of the sheet
foots up above $S5,0O0,OOO, largely con-
sistlng of first mortgages and govern
ment bonds. The surplus, calculated by
the New York standard of Al per cent.
interest, is Sl0,6G9, 54365. Out OF this
will be spporlioned dividend TO each
policy which shall be in force at its ami
verssry in 1873 At time when all life
insurance companies are tried as by fire,
it is a subject Of congrstulation that the
Mutual Life should be able to explain its
condition so satisfactorily. With its
present board of officers and trustees,
watching its business carefully, we may
expect its future TO be as creditable rs its
past to all concerned in the management
of the Mutual Life.
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Worse than Expected.

A gentleman who came from Man
nington last night, informs us that q
meeting was held yesterday of the cred
itors OF j. G. Nay, and that his failure
is much worse than it was thought 10 beat
first. His brother has arrived from In
diana, and has note for $500 drawn
by Nay in 1872, which has never been
paid. Our informant adds that there is
q great deal Of bitter feeling against Nay
IN that vicinity, and every one seems TO
have something bad to say Of him.
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Buried Alive.

DUBUQUE, a. January 3l.-This
afternoon q shaft sunk on what is called
Coleman lead, on the western border OF
the city, was found TO have caved in.
Three men, Thomas Alson and his two
sons, are probably in the drift, and az the
excavations are small and IN compact
clay it is believed that they must be
dead. The shaft Is siIty-6ve feet deep
and the coats OF the miners were found
at its mouth. Fifty miners are at work
in half hour relays, sinking another
close by in hope Of getting tho men out
alive. Il will take till tomorrow noon
TO reach the drift.
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A New SOCtety,

The new lodge of the Independent
Order of Workingmen will be instituted
on next Wednesday night at Walters
hall with at least fifty charter members.
At meeting last night they selected
Marion as the name for the
new lodge. Opportunity will be afforded
those desiring to become members OF the
new lodge to enroll themselves between
now and next Wednesday night. twill
be among the best lodges in the city,
composed as it is of first class men in
every respect. Marion Lodge will be
the sixth lodge in the State, all organized
since the 18th of November last. The
order provides an insurance of two
thousand dollars on the death of each
member.
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Dangerous Practice.

The citizens of South Wheeling are
very much annoyed and considerably
alarmed al the conduct of gang of boys
and young men who congregste every
evening in the unoccupied dwelling al
the northeast corner OF Psrkers' block.
1t is their habit 20 build fires and have
"fun," keeping their frolios up until late
hour. 1t is feared, in an unguarded mo-
ment something may happen to cause 8
confsgrstiop, and rs the entire block is
little better than tiLder box, the worst
results may ensue.
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A Nuisance.

The passengers in one of the Market
street cars, yesterday morning, were
forced to witness an affair which wac
only stopped by the election of the of.
fender from the car. Near the southern
terminus two men, both under the infu-
ence of liquor, got into the car and in a
little while one was taken sick. In q
few moments he had succeeded in near
ly turning the stomschs of the other pas
sengers and ruininga black alpaca dress
for lady who was compelled to cit near
him. When forbearance had ceased to
be virtue the attention of the driver
was called, and he was promptly dealt
with.
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CONGRESSIONAL
ARLINGTON, Jaau,,r ,
SENATE.
Mr.. Herman presented n,

Mr.. Herman presented no,;c
citizens of Erie and Other '' "s h,
New York in favor Of the ,ouAsls
tion of silver and the repeal ~ ,tsaOCss
resumption act. Referred wye sys,
A number of bills of priv,,.
ter were passed during The be ;, Gu,
hour. VIC m9:,,,
Mr.. Hsmlin called up the Hon.. Y
resolution extending the thsnE' V4 !:
gress to Henry NJ. Stanley, ,Ss CCs
of Central Africa, and il W., VIZ. eipa.
mously agreed to. vas V.g.
Mr.. Maxey called I'D tho s.
approprlstIng 100000 for Ss eoat
of suitable posts for the prO, ,ss e'sse
Rio Grasde frontier, and il vs.. VI
At the expiration OF the mo.s S Pas
bill. " 'Ae ','.
Mr.. Morgan submitted .,
ment to allow free COINAGE 81 Ale:
permitting any holder Of bplros.s 'e !
post it in an assay Office ., V- %
sums of not less than one huns t
lars in a single deposit, nor y, Il
one hundred thousand dollars A. s.os
calendar month, by the ssme A. ..';ll
the bullion to be valued a. i. tH.'
price for legal tenders at the IA. LAT:
deposit, certificates to be vivaH " !
owner, to be paid by the Secret. : L
the Treasury, in not less than ,S;.
more than ninety days, in las,I, g
notes or silver dollars, .S':'
option Of the goverpmo,, 4
one year the coinsge Of silva. Hs
on the, same footing in all re,ns,,. : ;
the coinage Of gold. Ordered NJ.
Mr.. Booth submitted an amen. nd
allow the owner of silver tollsr
deposit them with the Treasure, =. /" :
Assistant Treasurer OF the Upi,aST :, !
and receive certificates of no, H.. IA
ten dollars each, the certifcs.s. +" = y
graved as money and to ci,cpl,
place OF silver. The design is 10 as.
the inconvenience of silver in co,,,
cisl transactions. Ordered priptst
After some discussion, on mwi,.
Mr.. Bsysrd, further consideration :, !.
silver bill was postponed until No.
next with the understanding ths,,s. !
bate should be resumed and Cont. >
from day to day, till the vote I,r F,
reached.
The Senate then adjourned unit, n,
day.
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Directors Elected.

At general meeting of the stock
holders of the Peabody Insurance Com
pany, held yesterday, the following
named gentlemen were elected directors
for the ensuing year: Alonzo Lorlng,
A. NJ. Adams, Alex. Laughlin, s. 2.
James +. Barnes, DR.. w. j.
Bates, G. A. Wiugerter, John l.. Rice
and Henry SchmulbaCh. The latter gen.
tlemsn was elected in place of 4. S.
irwin, the only change made in the
Board.
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Into n Coal Hole.

Last night Mr.. u. Lawrence, of Col
umbus, o., while passing the Magnolia
saloon, on water street, on his way to the
st. James Hotel, fell through coal
hole, on which he stepped, badly bruising
his lower extremeties. A gentleman
who was with him at the time, while Mr.
Lawrence was foundering shout in the
coal hole, wanted to stand in with him.
but as no limbs were broken the city is
none the loser, and no damages are asked.
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THE COURTS.
Yesterdays Proceedings In the DIFF
ferent Judiciary Bodies.
CIRCUIT CoURT-JUDGE MELVIN.

CIRCUIT CoURT-JUDGE MELVIN.
The case of w. B. Curtis VS.. j. II.
Cox, standing upon motion for new
trial, partially argued, was by agreement
continued until the next regular term.
The case of Mary T. Graham VS.. G. w.
Graham was submitted upon certain
question arising upon the pleading OF the
cause.
The court heard some motions and
settled some pleadings of no great inter-
est to the public.
The Court adjourned until 8 o'clock
this morning.
MUNICIPAL CoURT-JUDGE CRANMER.
No business transacted with the excep-
ton of signing the docket.
Adjourned until 10 o'clock this morn
ing.
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FOR SALE.

A HALF LOT ON THE WEST SIDE OF
n Main 81. Fifth ward, between Twenty
second and Twcnty-third slS,, beginning
nj point q feet south of G. W. Scabright's
clothing store and extending B feet south,
and extending $50 feet west To "A wide alley.
Also a frame tenement house on the east
side OF Eon street, Second ward, between
Eleventh and Twelfth streets. For terms,
&C., apply to JAS. WHEELER. ESD,
Real Estate Agent. Office corner Main and
giru streets. Fifth ward, i1l
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FOR SALE.

4 FlNEF FARM IN MARSHALL COlTN.
n ", ON Rig Grave Creek, one and halt
mile east OF ROShy's Rock, and adjoining
the Il. X O. L. r., containing iS5 acres
aud ~ poles, well i'm proved with
HFlNE, LARGE DWELLING HOUSE,
S,ahte, Orchard &c; a good well in the
yard. There liz also some line Creek Bot
Iom land on IL. VIII he sold on FFBRI'-
AIRY 18th, at public sale, between the
hours OF IL aud O'Clock, on the premises.
IL not sooner disposed of. For FERNS, DC
apply 10 A. Il. GORDON,
ia2ligi ON the Premises
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Officers Commissioned.

Yesterday Gov. II. N. Mathews issued
commissions TO Henry Rand, Captain; j.
Il. RossIer, First Lieutenant and w.
Ira Cakes, Second Lieutenant; officers
of the c. 2. Huntington Veterans Of
Charleston, this State. As we have here
tofore given q small sketch OF this COM
psny, we need say 10 more than the
company is made up of veteran soldiers
OF both armies OF the late unpleasant
ness"