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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-13
The Presidential Party.

CISCINNArI, September l2.--The TRIP
OF President Hayes and party over the
Cincinnati Southern railroad 10 High
Bridge and return was series oi
ovations. Crowds were at all the sta.
tions to welcome the party. On the re-
turn from High Bridge to Lexington
the party visite,l the races, where the
President was introduced by General
Robinson to the crowd in the midst OF a
heavy rain. The President was warmly
received and spoke briefly.
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MARYLAND.
Republican State Convention.

Republican state COnNentlOn'
BALTIMORE, September l2.-The Re
publican State Convention was held
to-day in Concoriia Hall and was called
to order by r. Stockett Matthews, chair
man OF the State Central Committee.
There was an unusually full attendance.
Milton q. Wener was made President
OF the convention.
Ex-Postmaster General Criswcll was
nominated for Governor. but he de-
clined, rs his private affairs required his
entire time and attention. The name
of James 4. Gray, OF Howard county,
was then presented to the Convention
for Governor. The nomination OF Mr..
GRAY was received with the widest ap-
plause, and he was made the candidate
for Governor by acclamatiOn.
Samuel Mollaber was nominated for
Comptroller, Francis VI. Darby for At
torney General, and J. /. Mccullough
for Clerk OF the Court Of Appeals.
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THE DEATH PENALTY.
A Murderer Swung OF mt Bates
Vile, Arkansas.

LITTLE Rock, September l2.-Robert
Lancaster was hung to-day at Bates
vile for the murder of Thomas Johnson,
in Stone county, December ~, 1877, At
a country frolic ut Johnson's house,
while intoxicated Johnson made his
escape to the woods and eluded justice,
but it was not long until, in one OF his
hiding places in the mountains, he ac-
cidentally shot himself in the leg.
Gangrene setting in, he gave him
self up and the leg was amputated.
Venue was changed To independence,
and he was convicted of murder at .he
July term. He was escorted Ia the gal
lows by the Sheriff and fifty men az ~
minutes to , o'clock and paid the PEN
atty Of death. In ii minntes he was
dead. He met his fate brayely, without
the least sign OF emotion. He looked
calm and pleasant. His last words
were hopeful. He asked sheriff Case,
after the rope was adjusted. how
he felt. The SherihTs response
was ~ fee worse, expect,
than YOU" Lancaster replied, "lf you
feel rs good as do, YOU are all right. "
Ills ldsl NolhS bClott lllt uipP ieii Nti'
that false testimony brought him here.
This was to the sheriff after the cap was
placed over his face. He forgave all as
he was forgiven, and expressing willing
ness TO meet his God. Rev. Mr.. Brown
delivered an eloquent and teryent
PRAYER upon tho scatfold. His counsel,
General Thompson and J. c. Iancy,
and Rev. j. G.. Brown were on the
scatlold with the sheriff. Lancaster was
hurled into eternity in the presence Of
no less than j,O09people.
Indian Executed
HALLETTsvILLE, September l2.-Thc
Sioux Indian Packet was executed to-
dey in the presence OF 5000 people for
the murder OF Frank Edwards, negro,
in February 1873 Packet spoke from
the gallows, warning young men against
drink, and babe all farewell. His neck
was broken by the fall.
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WHEELING. W. VA SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 13, 1879

lieved final arrangements will be con-
summated. The prospect, also, for the
coal shaft is encouraging. Letters re-
Gently received from the gentlemen con-
nected with this enterprise, state tha:
they will soon be ready to proceed with
the work OF sinking the shaft. A little
patience is necessary on the part Of those
who regard delays as dangerous, re-
membering that heavy bodies move
slowly
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-13
steamboat Burned.

CAIRO, September IA fire was dis
covered in the hold Of the steamer An
ME =. Silver, this morning, while lying
at the wharf-boat The matches were
promptly closed, the steam turned into
the hold. the passengers put ashore aud
the boat went to shallow water on the
Kentucky side, where she will be scut-
tied If necessary. The hold il full OF
freight
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-13
ST. CLAIRSvILLE.
Incendiaries Industriously at Work.
Correspondence OF the Register.

Incendiaries Industriously at Work.
Correspondence Of the Register.
ST. CLAIRsvLLE, September II.
Incendiaries appear to be industrious
ly at work east OF this place. On
Wednesday night, tenant house on the
farm of Edward Airick was destroyed
by fire. The house was unoccupied and
was no doubt set on fire by an incen-
diary. The loss was not heavy.
Last night, David Browns barn, in
the same vicinity, was victim OF the
devouring flames. The probability is
that il was fired about - o'clock, but 1t
was after 8 o'clock before Mr.. Brown
discovered it, and then the building was
nearly reduced to ashes. Mr.. b. thinks
his loss will reach $1,000, on which there
was an insurance of 81, 900 by the Ohio
Farmers Insurance Company. a large
portion of the loss consists OF hay and
machinery, also grain and all kinds OF
farming implements. This loss OF prop
erty was no doubt caused by some ma
licious individual.
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A Bynching Postponed.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, September l2.-
4 man named Bales was sentenced 10
be hanged at Athens, to-day, but the
case was appealed to the Supreme
Court, and the sentence suspended.
Bales killed his wife and narrowly es-
capped lynching at the time. Three
thousand people assembled at noon to-
day, broke into the Jail, took Bales half
a mile out of town for the purpose Of
hanging him, but no one would do il.
The Sheriff, pistol in hand, then jumped
into a wagon, took Bales back 20 town
and lodged him in Jail. The crowd then
slowly disnersed.
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MASSACHUSETTS, GREEN
HACKERS,
In State Convention - Butler
Nominated for Governor.


Bosrox, Mass, September l2.-The
State Convention of the National Green
baSk Labor party assembled at Faneuil
Hall tO-tiay. There was some delay in
calling the Convention to order. owing
to a dispute at the session OF the State
Central Committee, because IL was as
serted by the Boston City Committee that
they were selling out the party TO the
Democrats by making trade Tor offices,
and by the manner of the Committee
calling the Convention on basis OF
club elections and not on a basis
of general caucuses, which threatened
10 exclude caucus delegates. thus de-
priving large unorganized bodies
of GTeenbackers Of representation
i'm the convention. 1t was also alleged
that a portion Of the State Central Com
mittee would refuse the gubernatorial
nomination TO General Butler, unless he
made substantial contributions to the
party treasury. Threats Of bolting were
freely made prior to organization. The
convention was finally called to order.
Israel W. Andrews was elected tenn
porary chairman, and General Horace
Binney Sargent was chosen permanent
chairman. General Sargent's address
was in favor Of fiat money, attributing
all the business distress OF the past SIX
years to contraction, and accusing both
press and pulpit of venality, the latter
being on the lowest plane.
SOlon Case was received with great
applause. He counselled the party to
act with prudence.
Committees were appointed, and an
angry dispute arose on a motion to take
a recess, which was carried.
After recess the following ticket was
placed in nomination:
GOvernor-Benjamin F. Butler.
Lieutenant-GovernOr-Wendell Phil
lips.
Secretary Of State-JOnathan Arnold.
Treasurer-Wilbur +. Whitney.
Auditor-D. J. King.
AttorDpy-( py-(ipneral-HOrace Il. SARGENT
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Weather Indications.

WAsHrSGToS, ID. G., September l3, ]
A. N.-For Tennessee and the Ohio Val
ley, ram areas, followed by Gearing
weather, nouhwesterly winds, station
AIRY or lower temperature.
For the Lakes, partly cloudy weather,
occasional rain, southwest winds. yeer-
ing to northwest, stationary or lover
temperature and generally higher bar
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Freight Rates Restored.

ST. LOUIS, September l2.-The passen-
ger and freight rates between st. Louis
and Kansas City and between Kansas
City and st. Louis and Chicago were re-
stored to-day, and the war which has
prevailed between the Chicago and
Alton and the Missouri Pacific and ST.
Louis, Kansas City and Northern roads
for so long, is ended.
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Fred Douglass ON the Negro Exodus.

SARATOGA, September l2.-ln the So
cia Science Convention, to-day, Fred
erick Douglass read n paper on the
negro exodus from the Gulf States. He
regards it a. ill-timed, a disappointment,
mistake and failure, and holds the South
20 be the best market for the black
mans labor. President Greene, Of the
Law School Of Howard University, con-
trovertcd the propositions and replied
To the arguments of Douglass,
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have withdrew from the Democratic
club and joined that OF the Republicans;
We investigated the matter and found
the statement to be without foundation.
The German element here stands as
firm as rock, and however wrongly
they are represented by the opposition,
will vote solidly for the Democratic
tick af
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Prisoners Of War Reunion.

TOLEDO, September l2.-I has been
decided to have grand reunion Of the
prisoners Of war during the late rebel
lion, in this city, on the lst and 2d Of
October, and already aboat 1000 Of the
old sufferers have notified the commit
tee here Of their intention 10 be present.
4 number OF old army officers will make
addresses and a grand banquet and pa
rade are being prepared for.
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Heavy Frost in Kansas.

BELoIT, KS, September l2.-This sec
ton Of country was visited by heavy
frost this morning. A terrific hail
storm passed over the northern part o.
Lincoln county, yesterday. The hail
was not large, but fell in vast amounts
and was blown furiously along by the
high wind. Several houses were un-
rooted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-13

NorHING has ever been discovered to
equal DIR. c. McLane's Celebrated Yer
miiuge for ridding the human constltu-
ton OF worms II never fails-is simply
and very inexpensive. Every druggist
keeps it, but see the name of Fleming
Bros, Pittsburgh" on the wrapper, or
you are being deceived.
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HARDY COUNTY.
acknowledgements

Correspondence Of the Register.
Crops are reasonably good.
The weather has been very change
able for the past few days.
The fifty-two free schools of the coun-
ty have been generally supplied with
teachers.
Mr.. Hoover, former County Superin-
tendent, was reelected without opposi-
ton, and has qualified for the coming
term of office.
The County Institute, conducted by
Prof. Johnson, in August, was a sue
cess.
Prof. Johnson and Superintendent
Hoover are efficient and practical edu-
Gators. W.
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ss-,ou, Ilne,, OF Gen. Mcclellan

NEWARK, n. j., September l2.-Gov.
George h. Mcclellan was taken suddenly
Nh Yesterday at his residence at West
Orange. He is no better this morning
and three physicians were summoned.
NEWARK, \. j., September l2.-Gov-
ernor Mcclellan is better this evening,
but is confined 10 bed.
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Rase Ball.

Troy, September l2.-Bufalos, $;
TrOys, ,.
ALBANY, September l2.-Albanys, .;
HolyOkes, l.
DUBUQUE, September l2.-Dubuques,
2; Hop Bitters, II.
PRovIDExCE, September l2.-Provi-
dences, s; Clevelands. 1.
WAsHISGroN, September l2-Chi-
cagos, 5; Nationals, 5. The game was
called at the end of the seventh inning,
on account of darkness.
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Hnnaaa Irndarrninad

POTTsvILLE, Pa, September l2.-Last
night the residents Of Mahanay Plane
were awakened by a rumbling noise,
followed by the rocking Of their houses
and a gradual sinking OF the surface OF
the earth. The workings Of the Stanton
colliery are giving in, and as they are
directly under a number Of houses, the
occupants have vacated them.
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HANLAN AND COURTNEY
The Race Made.

ROCHESTER, September l2.-Hanlar
and Courtney met here to-day and
agreed to row on Chautauqua Lake, Oc
tober Sth, between 3 and 2. ", five
miles with a turn, for purse of 5000
VIM. Blake, ci New York, referee.
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North Point Anniversary.

BALTIMORE, September 12.-The city
is enjoying a holiday and ceiebrat-
ing the sixty-ffth anniversary OF the
battle OF North Point.
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Ex-Governor Hoffman VIII Support
Rohinaon

NEW YORK, September l2.-Ex-Goy-
ernor John T. Hoffman has resigned
the office OF Sachem Of Tammany Socie-
ty, and says he will support Robinson
and the State ticket.
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RAILROAD BoSDs-Genenlly strong.
STATE BoNDs-Inactiyc.

STATE BoNDs-lnactivc.
SroCHs-The marke, Was weak in the
early dealings and fell OF Ia per cent.
but subsequently advanced l@ll per
cent. Before noon, however, spccua-
ton again became depressed, ami dur
ing the afternoon prices fell of I@li per
cent, ~. Paul X Minnesota, Wabash.
Illinois Central and Delaware. lacka-
wanna K Western leading in the down
ward movement Missouri Pacific, which
has not been dealt in for nearly years,
Was quite active, opening at >, AL
yancing Ia and closing at u. There Was
fractional recovery in some cases to-
ward the close, but the general list
closed easy. The transactions aggregated
236.0O shares, Of which 5000 were Erie,
5000 lake Shore, 1900 Northwestern.
10000 -. Paul, 1900 Wabash, 5000
Delaware, lackawanna and Western.
$500 New Jersey Central, 1900 Ohio
and Mississippi, 5000 {. {. Il |. c.,
800 Western Union, 1900 Pacific
Mail, 5000 indianapolis, Cincinnati aud
Lafayette, 10000 Iron Mountain, 300
II. Louis, Kansas City and Northern,
100 II. Paul aud Minnesota. 300 II.
Louis and san Francisco. 5000 Chesa-
pcakc and Ohio, 5000 Missouri Pacific,
leo Louisville and Nashville, and
rlD Kansas and Texas
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Seeking Cheaper Transportation.

Moundsville Reporter.
A large drove of fine young cattle and
a drove of horses passed through this
place on last Friday to Uniontown, Pa,
for shipment to the Eastern markets.
The cause of their being taken over the
country to Uniontown, when they
might have been shipped from here, is
that the difference in freight rates is so
great. We hope the Baltimore and
Ohio Company will see TO this and en-
deavor to give shippers more favorable
rates
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money Active at to 7 Per Cen;.-Goy-
ernments Quet-fIOur in Fair De-
mand-Wheat Unsettled
Hogs Quiet
FIN ANCE.

NEw YORK, September l2.-MoSEY-
Active at 567 per cent, closing at :
per cent. Prime mercantile paper per
cent. Sterling exchange firm at Isl
sight exchange on New York 4s3l
SILvER-At London sod; bar silver
here III; subsidiary silver coin !G1l
per cent. discount
GovERSNKNTs-Quic
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Yon Must -ura int corrh.

With Shiloi. Consumption Cure you
can cure Yourself II has established the
f.Ici thar Consumption can ne cured. while
for Coughs. Bronchitis WhooPing Cough,
Asiiinas and all Diseases Of Throat and
Lungs. II is absolutely without ala equal.
Two dose viii relieve yohr chill Of 'he
Group. ii is F'casnni 70 take and perfect
Nv harmless TO tSe youngest child. and no
mother can afford 20 be without IL. You
can use two-thi-ds NJ a bottle. aud ID
what we say Is not trNe. we viii refund
the price paid Price 10 -ts, 3" e's. and
81 90 per bottle II your Lcngs are sore
or Chest or Back lame, use Sfloh 70
rus Plaster Soll by G a HOLSo VI BIZ.
Druggist, Hickman Ky jalSly
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GROCERIES.

BACON, sides lOctsi shoulders 7cisi hams
125cis
CHEESE. l2i14c ner pound.
COFFEE. Rio. l6a2O per 10.
CRACK Frs 7a9c per To-
COAL OIL, 25 per gallon.
CANDLES star. I5al6c per ID
FLOUR Hickman Mills. s. no.
MOLASSES, 35a 4ic per Dbl; 45cts per
half barrel.
LARD OIL, 81 90 per gallon.
LARD, Sea topper In.
GUNPOwDER. $3.50 per keg.
BLASTING POWDER. $3.50 per key.
SODA. 34a4 per Id. by the key.
SUGA brown. &c; hard l2jsI4c.
SHOT. per bag. 81 90
STONEW ARE. I0per gallon.
TOBACCO, manufac'd per ID. 5Da75c.
SAILING barrei salt in the market;
sack salt 81 ST. fine. 50
HARDWARE, ETC.
CASTINGS, Sa5c per 10.
IRON. bar size, &c per ID.
Pillow STEEL, SC per H.
PLOw STEEL WINGS SIC per 10.
! IRON AXLES, sc per H.
NAILS 50 Oh rates
HORSE SHOE NAILS. SOC per ID.
| STEEL, cast NJ 8 A 20a25c.
STEEL PLOWs. sal9lc per ID,
HUBS. Sl.25a2.25 per sett.
PLOWS, Hertweck, Balizer Kn1rr,
| Steel Plows. No. |. 5000; No. 2, 500;
/ No. 3. SS5s No. g. 80 on.
/ Baltzers patent one horse Plow $500 ex
ira pillow moulds 500 each. Cdtou
! scrapers same
Powell s Bro. from various factories one
horse plow~. S5.1Oas.OO; two iorse
plows S60pal6,0O.
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what is the difference between the
Mexican liar aud Tahlers Buck ey e
Pile Ointment? One does what il pro-
misses aud the other doesn't. The Next
can dollar says Il am one hundred cen.
but when you come 20 invest IL you find
il il only eighty Eve. Tshiers Buckeye
Pile Ointment says: Il will cure you Of
Piles and upon trial it is found 10 do
50 in every case. IL makes but ore
t.rnmise-to cure piles. and does with
ont failure. Price 80 cents hottie
For sale hy Buck & Cowgirl. Druggist
Hickmcn XIV
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GOURTR.

Fulton County Court Il. c Daiiey.
judge. heIi every I'd Monday in each
month.
Fulton County Quarterly Conrt--H. c.
Bailey, Judge, held 4ih Monday Ia jan
uary, April. July and October.
MAGIsTRATFs corRrs.
lat Disirict-Esq. Donaho. 2d Saturday
in March, June, September and Deem
her. Eco Hammond, 1st Saturday In
same months.
2d Dis'rict-E7q Goar, 9rd Saturday in
March. June, September and December.
Esr. Miles, 4,h Monday in same nonths.
Bird District-EsG- Reed, 3rd Monday in
March. June, September AID December.
Esq Mayes, 18th Saturday in same months.
4th District--Esq. Dickinson, LIST Mon
day in March. June, September and De-
sember. Esq. Baynes, 4ih Tuesday in
same months.
9th Disirict-Esq. Boss, lat Wednesday
in March, June, September and Decsmbe
Esq. Collins, 3rd Wednesday in same
months
9Th District-Esq. Jones, 4th Wednes-
! day in March, June. September and De-
eember. Esq. - I'd Wednesday in
/ same months.
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dec l2-2

Mr.. Editor: A the period is approach
ing when IL will become he iniy Of the
citizens of Hickman 10 elect their munich
pal officers for the ensuing year. And, as
all our people are Interested in the prop
er management Of the city = government
and her prosperity, | have concluded 20
suggest through the columns Of yoIr
paper, the following ticket 70: Mayor
and Conncilmen
Fer AayOr-HOn. n. A. Tyler.
For Councilmen-Dr. 4. A Paris. Henry
c. Amberg. VIM. l. McCutchen, ". l..
GardScr, &. l. RRndIe. Chas BaitZer, who
will receive zoe support of
MAST NoTERE.
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Coussens' Com pound Honey of Tar has
been so long AMI favorably known that IL
needs no encomium For coughs. colds.
sore throat, hoarseness, etc, il affords
speedy relief. and il most pleasant ana
efficacious remedy. honey aud tar being
two of its ingredients. The skill Of the
chemist, aud he knowledge OF u physician
we're united in its preparation. the result
being n compound which 10 the fnvorite
remedy in this severe climate. and has n q
equal as cure for coughs, colds. hoarse.
ness, bronchitis. Group, etc Use Cousseus'
Honey of Tar Price 80 cents For sale
By Buek 4 Cowgirl, Hickman, Ky.
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Rnnn ON RnptIsm.

To subscriber TO NY work on hap
tism." | would lake mis- opportunity,
through the press Of saying, that the
book will be delivered to 'hem between
the LIST aud the lOth o. January. 1850.
The removal TO Texas OF the publisher
occssioped delay in it's publication Any
as yet nat subscribers, may receive the
book at that time BY remittiag TO me
25 cents, at ?0ducah, Ky.
kerr o TUPPE5.
Pastor First Baptist Church, Paducah.
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A LECTURE TO YOUNG MEN.
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SUNDRIES.

RAGING lnal21c per yard.
ROPE. machine i5a20c
TIES 5a6c.
LEATHER. kip skins 81 5Oas so. SOLD. Pc
10. 81 SIC; upper side. 81 50a5.00.
PRINTS. 4atie per yard
DOMESTIC. 33al2sc per yard.
JEANS, 2uaooc Per ysrs-
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CITY TAXES.

All taxpayers are hereby respectfully
notified that their city TAXES for the pres
ent year are now due. aQl they will
oblige me and themselves bN prompt set
element. Business is business, and
mean bnsiness. Respectfully
JAS A. WARN Err.
Aug Is 1879. City Tax Collector.
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J.AAmberg's Sons

Have on hand large lot of Men ald Boys
Hats, which they will sell At he followin z
low prices-from 25o to 75c. No use Of
going bare headed. "Shoot" your oil hnt
and buy q new one. nl4 4w
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IMPORTANT To
HUNTERS and SPORTSMEN

We have now on hand large lot Of
paper shells for breech loading shai guns\
Also. a large lot of Fly Bros pink aud
grey edge elastic gun wads. Dupont
rifle powder. waterproof caps. &C.. which
will be sold ct very low prices by
5-u J. AMBER6'S SONS.
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MARRIED.

On the 18th. Mr.. p. Bynum and Mrs.
Sarsh Jane McLemore.
On the 17ih. Mr. Ntthan Rice, OF Obion
county, Tenn. and Miss Penney T.
Henry, Of this county.
On the 18Th, Mr. E Bard and Miss
Matte Britain, both Of Fulton county.