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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-08-14
Large and valuable stock of Dry Goods, ut
Auction.

VDY HOOPER, WOOD & Co, No. - Pearl Crcn-
matt. Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, September
Isl, pad, and l, VIII be sold without any for
cash, of a Jobbing House, declining bust
consisting
Super supeine Cloths: Cassuercs Satnetts;
London Tweeds; iaritmes, diamond and plain superine
Beaver Cloths; Style ribbed aud diamond Cassmere.
buckkin do kentucky Jeans; plon aud striped French
and English Msrmoe: plain and figured Mousn LANES:
French Bombazine black Silk Velvet; plain and figured
Satin Nes,inss Italian LustFnss Silks; Gro de Naples
Silks; figured Lawns: French, English and American
frlns; Irish Linens Linen Cambria; Brocaded MuslIns:
pam and figured Jackonett check and striped
do; plain and figured Bobinets large of La
ces, Egnss ami .Suinss: black, and Ned Cot
ton Hose: Nerto. Worsted, Cashmere md Lambswool
Hose Half Hose Necino, Blckskin Beaver aud Hos
skin Gloves Bickshin Nuts white, and assorted
SILK Gloves white, green, yellow and Flannels
twied and assorted colored Canton FIanpels.
Merino Shavs: Brocha do Prussian do; large a.sot
of Fancy Dress Sh,ws and likr; la ian Cravats
POnseo HdktS: Canvass: Sesia colored Cambric great
variety OF Trimmings,
100 bales Blown Shooting, 600 bales Candle Wick,
50 do Carpet Warn. 81 do Cotton Batting,
% cases Beached Musns, Apron Checks,
40 do Prints, 5 do Sealet Caps.
3o pieces Pilot Cloth 800 pieces Stsuhenvile Jeans.
10 bales Red FIannels, IL cases Palm Hoods.
20 cases Straw Bonnets. 800 reams Wrapping Paper,
, bales Brown Drilling,
HOPPER, WOOD * Co.
odF Second Fall Sale will commence Monday. Sept.
iS' anu continue Tuesday, Wednesday. and THURSDAY
aen SI be sold 80 Boots: Shoes, aad Bogans.
sorted. II W 4 -
August 1,h. 1s4l. 3l-.s
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person, and trunk tie letter, ,crte1t by ht"tsey
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TIE FIERY DEATH.

From Graham's Magazine.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-07-01
Head Quarters,
CLAREXDoS. 4lli June, I5Il.

CLARESDoS, 4th June. l5Il.
Y1HliE following Regiments will parade fol
IL review and drill, u, the times and places
herein stated. viz:
The 18th Regiment at marlborough, or
Tuesday, the 18th day of July next.
The 24th Regiment nj the usual parade
ground, on Thursday, the 18th Of July.
The 9Th Regiment of Cavalry at tongues
on Saturday the l7th of July.
The 2Gih Regiment at Chesieryilc, on Tues
day the 10Th of July.
The 9th Regiment nj divers Old Field, or
Thursday the I'D Of July.
The 46ih Regiment, at Ebenezer, on Satur
day. tie 24lh Of July.
The 3!ih Regiment at YorkyiIIe on Tues
duy. the 9th Of July.
The 35th Regiment AT Union Court House
on Thursday, the 29th of Jnly.
The 9th Regiment Of Cavalry At Nc 8ride
vile. on Saturday the 3la, of July
The 31th Regiment NJ Wilkins Old Field
on Wednesday, the 9TH Of August
The Both Regimen; n, Timmon's Old Field
on Tuesday, the 10Th of August.
The 45th Regiment nj the Burnt Factory. on
Thursday, the 18th Of August
The llst Regiment n Parks Old Field, on
Saturday. the lIt!, of August.
The 40lh Regiment NJ Mrs. Boyd's, on Tues.
day the lTth Of August.
The 10Th Regiment OF Cavalry nj Boyds
on Thursday, the 10Th Of August
The Sd Regimen, a; Toney's Old Store, on
Saturday, the Dis; Of August.
The Is, Regiment at Bruion's on Thursday
the 26th August
The lst Regiment Of Cavalry at PickehsvilIe.
OIL Saturday. the lSth Of August.
The 9Th Regiment nj Hunters, on Tuesday
the 'Is, Of August
The 2d Regiment a, Halls on Friday, the Sd
Of September.
The i2i Regiment n Minton's, on Tues
dav the 9Th Of September.
The 9Th Regiment at Vcrrenncs, on Thurs.
day the OH Of September.
The 9Th Regiment n, hlorrow's Old Field. on
Tuesday the lIth Of September.
The 9th Regiment at Lomax's on Thurs.
day the 10Th of September.
The I'd Regimen, Of Cavalry at Longmre's :,
on Saturday the 18th Of September.
The OH Regimen, at loves, on Tuesday,
the 2lst nf September.
The 9Th Regiment at the Old Wells, on
Thursday. the ord Of September.
The 10Th Regiment n, Richardson's on Sa.
iurlay. the 9th Of September.
The 3sih Regimen, a, Killers Old Field, on
Tuesday. the 2sth Of September.
The 39th Regiment nt the usual parade
ground OF Thursday. the :}0th Of September
The commissioned and non-comnissioncd
officers will assemble al their respective Regi.
mental Muster grounds, for drill and instruc.
ton on the day prcvious TO their review
The Major Generals and Brigadicr Gen.
erals will. with their staff. attend the reviews il,
their respective commands
Tho Drigudicr Generals arc specially charg.
cd with the extension Of so much Of this order
us relates 10 their own Brigadcs.
Tie Commandants Of Regiments will make
their annual returns to their Brigalicr Gcnera
nj such times IA they may direct. 10 enable them
to make their returns To the Adju'ant General
by The fifteenth Of October next.
BY order Of the Commandcrn.C Chief,
j. w. CANTEf.
Ad't. & Insptr. Gen.
June 81 p 81
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had received instructions from ,ne principal
Bank, 10 pay nothing bu, Central Bank bills
This is another instance of the disregard Of the
Banks. for the laws requiring specie payments
How long our citizens will suffer such out.
RACES and imPosliions apon their rights and IN.
forests remains TO be seen. The remedy lies
with 'hem' they will &c, but independently.
Let them require Of The Executive, the enforce.
men, and execution Of the anti-suspension
laws. and they will soon be rid Of a circulation
ofirredeemable Bank paper. aud aver, III. evils
under which they are now suffering.
ARGUS.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-07-01
Commercial.
TFrom our Correspondent. ]
AuUU STA, June 26

AuuusrA, June 26.
Tie demand for Cotton during the past week.
has been extremely moderate, and the business
instead Of increasing rs i, was hoped. after the
receip, Of more recent accounts from foreign
markets, has decreased TO limited extent. The
late accounts by the Steamer Columbia at Bos-
ton. were received here on Tuesday last. and
while they have had no effect in raising the
price, they have not, on the contrary, produced
nny decline. Holders nre firm n, previous quo :
,atious. We have received Liverpool dates up
10 the l,b inst.
The stock on hand in the Liverpool market
IN TO the lst inst had accumulated 10 10000
bales, against 357 900. nj the same time last
wear. This to nm inauenlive observer Of the
market, might be considered All uninvorable
SYMPTOM, as i, shows al oveIplus Of 100000
bales. bu, il must be rccollecied that the sic <
in the hands Of The spnners is reduced to mere
nothing comparatively, and that shipment from
our ports arc weekly becoming less.
Should the usual amount be consumedby the
SINNERS, NC cannot but hope, that we may n
no very distant period, experience M advance
in prices, and as necessary consequence,
revival Of trade generally.
The demand for Groceries continues to be
limited, with no percepliblc alteration in prices.
Coffee has advanced very little. The busi-
ness is done almost exclusively through orders.
as the Planters are AT present Too busy with
their crops to leave them.
Cornsol yesterday from wagons. for one dol
lar per bushel. This sudden advance in price
NAV b. attributed 10 scarcity Of the article in
| the market. We have had no late arrivals Of
Oats or Peas. Quotations for Grain generally,
are nominal. We note no change in the price
of Flour, from previous quotations. For best
country $5, supcrfne Canal 50. We perceive
no transactions in Bacon, beyond the ordinary
retail trade. We quote new Bacon % &c {;
old do safe.
There has been no pcrceptible alteration in
the price Of Exchanges since our last weak
quotations. The demand is limited. Some
shipments Of Cotton 10 New York. are now go
ing forward. which will be drawn against. i'm
media,cly on their arrival, bu, as they are small.
comparatively. we do no, anticipate any reduc.
lion from this scource in the price Of Exchang o.
In my last stated that the Branch Bank at
Dahloncsa was paying specie or its equivalent
for its notes. l, now is my duty to state that
such is no longer the fact, and ,ha, they have
recently refused to pay any thing better than
Central Bank money. This was done with o
gentleman who bad no speculative object in
view. They did no, deny their ability TO re.
deem their I,oies in coin, hu, stated ,ha, they
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-07-01

Sal aeQmsl Nicholas Biddc.-Onc of
n Y. Journals, says the Philadelphia
North American, inquiries as to the precise
nature Of the sui, lately instituted by The
Bank OF the United States against Mr.
Biddle. IL is brought to recover nearly
seven hundred thousand dollars paid ou,
daring his administration, for which no
vouchers can be found, Of which sum more
than four hundred thousand dollars, i, is as.
serted. were paid him for purposes un-
known, upon the checks Of The Cashier.
We must sustain this and every other pro-
per effort to place the odium now hcaped
upon our city in general, upon the should.
ers Of those TO whom il belongs. 1t is due
TO Philadelphia. that discrimination should
be made between the innocent aud The
guilty, TO the thousands of her upright ciri-
zcns who have regarded the appalling dis
closure of frauds and wrongs with an in
digualion exceeded in no quarter Of the
country.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-07-01

Effects of The credit System.--Wc have
received number Of our own paper,
through the medium Of the Post office,
from Mon,ice llo, Fa., On the margin Of
which was written,
Your paper has no, been taken out Of
The Office this year; think you had bet
Ter stop it, for the man is broke"
Ws are not acquainted with the polili-
cal creed OF The Postmaster AT Monticello,
bu, we have no hesitation in saying, ,ha,
one oil Granger's public interest" orders,
or something Of The kind, is much wanted
in Florida, TO make the public servants
pay better attention TO their business. We
think, in all cases, where the neglect OF
the Postmaster, is the cause, as in this case,
OF a loss to the printer, he ought 10 be made
pay, Al least, for the time he allowed the
paper 10 be sent, after he had timc TO give
the printer regular notice.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-07-01
ol ten per cent

RUi Road Accidenis.-The Augusta
Chronicle Of The 23d ul,., says" Mon
day was an unfortunate day for our Raj
Roads. The Engine of the Charleston up.
ward train ran of the track below Aiken,
and delay ed The arrival OF the cars u, Ham
burg .ill 9o'clock at night. We are hap
.py to stale however thai no damage was
done save what little the engine sustained,
none Of the passenger cars having been
thrown from the track.
On the Georgia Rah Road, however.
the same accident 10 The downward train
ut night, near Camak, produced by the
same cause, the projection Of a bar ofiIon,
was attended with more disas,erous re-
suit, in the loss of life TO the Engineer, Mr..
John Smith, aud q negro boy belonging TO
the Company, both Of whom were crushed
uader the engine as ii rolled down. The
passengers. were not, however, injured, as
none of the cars were thrown of. This is
the only accident, on this Road which has
ever produced death, and in no instance
We believe have passengers ever sustained
any injury.
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NEw-IoKK, June lc


Four days later from Buenos Ayres.-
BY the Bru,us, Captain Adams, we have
received Bucuos Ayers dates to the Is, ult
All was quiet in that city. and numbers
who had been in prison, had been liberated
by the government.
Preparations for war were making by
both the Bucnos Ayrcans and Monievi-
deans. Each had small squadron Of ves-
sells. That OF the former is commanded
by Admiral Brown, and the latter by Capt.
Coss, Of Newark, n. J. Coss was once
under Brown in the service Of Buenos
hyrcs.
There were at Bucnos Ayres when The
B. sailed one huudrcd and three foreign
vessels. fourteen of which were American.
Very Iitlc freight offering, as The prices Of
produce were high. II was expected.
however. that business would soon revive.
Hides cost on board TO ia cents. Soap
grease 81 10 u cents, and other articles in
proportion. Laborers were SOURCE
Mos, all had gone into the army.
The U. S. schooner Enterprise. Lieut.
GoldsborouSh. was at Bucnos .Ayres.
There were reports in town from Para
quay. that all the persons who were de-
tanned in that country have bccn released.
Should this he the case here is every prob
ability Of the trade being resumed between
that country aud the Argentine. which can
not but bo highly advantageous TO foreign
com,nerce.-Iferdid.
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SlleriG,s Sales.


Pf Virtue Of sundry writs of Fisri
I'D Facias. shall proceed TO sell al
Edgefeld Cour, House. on the first Mon
day aud Tuesday in July next, the fol-
lowing property viz:
Obed. II. Morris vs.. Andrew Haner, ono
tract Of land. containing eighteen acres,
more or less. adjoining lands OF VIM. Tim
norman. and others.
Darling J. Walker vs. Sterling Powell!
VIM. II. McClain vs.. the same, one tract
Of land containing 200 acres more or less,
adjoining D. }, Walker and others.
Thomas w. Alton VS.. B. r. Spikes.
John Smylcy, bearer. vs.. the same, one
tract Of land containing 33S acres, more or
less, adjoining Jacob Miller and others.
VIM. kilcrease. bearer, VS.. Margaret
Ogilvic. John CoIhran VS.. the same, tho
tract Of land where defendant lives. also
one other trncr known as The Morgan tract.
Gray Il Gary IS. A. II. Hodges. Wes-
ley c. Norwood VS.. The same, one Negro
man William, one road wagoR asd tiyo
horses.
Lewis Jones & Co. Va. Sampson Gates.
Lewis Jones, bearer, vs.. the same, seven
ty-tivc acres Of land, more or less, adoin-
ing Josiah Padget aud others.
Charles A. Dowd vs.. Sydney Morris.
John Knox VS.. The same, one bay Mare.
VIM. II. Yeldel! VS.. John Rober,soc,
James Ycldell, and Edmund Achinson.
$50 acres Of land, more or less, adjoining
Henderson and others. also one bay Mare,
The properly John Robertson.
VIM. Drennon for Marcus Epson. vs..
Beverly Burton, 600 acres Of land, more or
less, adjoining S. H. Mundy and Others.
VIM Spires VS.. ~, J. Black. 50 acres Of
land where defendant now lives, adjoining
VIM. Hightower and others.
Johnson Sale vs.. the san,e. tho above
described property.
Robert Carlisle VS.. The same, the above
described property.
John Lofien VS.. Sanders Reardcn, one
! negro woman, Cate.
Lewis Collins VS.. Robert C.. Jones g. Jo-
sinh King, one bay Horse. and one black
Mare The property Of K. c. JONES'.
Terms cash,
S. CHRISTIE, s. E.. y,
June IL. 1911. c 90
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The Hon. Jesse +. Ciereiund. We an
nouncc with regret, the unexpected death
OF this amiablc aud excellent gentleman,
formerly member Of Congress from Gcor.
gia, bu, FOR the las, three years resident
merchant Of Charleston, where he was un.
versally esteemed. He died on Tuesday
last, as we learn, Of the constipation OF the
bowels, with which he was attacked on
Saturday nigh, last. Mr.. Cleveland filled,
III the time Of his death, The Office of Di-
rector Of the Bank Of the Stale of South
Carolina.-Comicr.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-07-01
I:NTR ACTS

From The Minutes Of the Baptist General
Co"rcniion for Foreign Missions, hsidm
Baltimore in april and Mdy. ISL.
"Ou taking The Chair, the President ad-
dressed the Convention, as follows:
"Brclhren Of ;he Convention, my thanks
arc due 10 Almighty God, and they are
hereby expressed to Him, for the favor
which lie has given me i'll your eyes. AS
the consequence of which, am elevated,
nv YOUR sullra.cs, TO the Presidency Of this
body. A sense of deep responsibility ills
my spirit, in approaching chair, which
was first adorned by the saintct, Furman,
OF my own State. and succcsssIvely occu-
pied by the cstimabIe Scmp!e of Virginia,
and the honorcd Cone Of New York. who
has Just Withdrawn, in accordance with his
own will, from The able administration Of
lis duties.
The Chair Of this body, whilst ii impos-
cs responsibility, concrs honor. upon lis
occupant-an honor inferior only 10 that,
upon which God puts upon the Evangelist,
and the Pastor, or rather, Bishop Of n
Church.
The President Of this body is no, called
10 preside over the Legislature Of n nation,
or the dcslinics Of an earthly kingdom.
| The affairs of such bodies relate TO time.
The deliberations of this body relate TO
eternity. The members of This body re-
deemed from sin and he'll, are associated
together for the purpose Of disseminating
the blessings of eternal life to the perish
ing millions Of the hcathcn world. In such
an assembly there is no place FOR strife or
vain glory. The fear Of God, singlcness
ol'eye TO his honor, regard for the spiri-
,ua aud eternal welfare Of man must pre-
dominate and guide the couuscls, and form
she decision of lis members.
Tha:its deliberations may be conducted
"deccEtly and in order" The Convention
places itself represcnratively in the Prcsi-
dent. The members, therefore, in sustain
ing him, preserve their own dignity. !,
therefore, confidently look to you, beloved
brethren, under God, Tor an obedience TO
your own rules, and assure you. that what.
ever ability ] possess, shall be chccriully
cxcr,cd in aid Of your efforts for the ac-
complishmenl of our wciehty concerns.
May the God Of Grace add his blessing TO
our lahors.'
"Resoired, unanimously, That our CRATE
lul Acknowledgements are due 10 brother
Spcnccr II. Cone. late President CT The
Convention, for the raithfuncss and abili-
ty with which he has for nine years, dis
charged The laborious duties OF the station,
from which, hc has now, in cousonancc
with his own wishes retired"
10 be coniinucd.j
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EAYpuRo June >:

hAABCRo June 23.
The Cotton market ii extremely dull to-day
neither buyers or sellers are disposed TO make a
move. Previous TO the Columbia's accounts
received on Tuesday evening, our market was
steady. and prices fully sustained a, our former
quotations. We now quote as exrernes7 TO %
cents. Carolina money. II must be very choice
article to bring the latter price. owing 10 the
small quantity Of Cotton coming in at this sea.
son Of the year, prices may not give way. but
if the last unlavorable news had arrived in tho
business times. joined with the present monc,a.
~ affairs, the market would certainly be very
fla, and declining
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-07-01

LighfninS.-On Monday evening last,
considerable cloud passed over our ciry.
from ihc East, and discharged large por-
'inu q! clcctriciiv. striking ~ one rulc Il
pillar on which rested one of the houses he
longing to the Rail Road used for the pmr-
pose ol s'cr'ng cotton. The pillar i, dam
aged SO much as 10 require another to be
! raised in lis stead. The nuid iynited The
cloth covering of n car close by. which was
500" cNiinsushcd. Several persons how
ever. who were near by at the time. were
Jdrrcdby the shock.-IiamJQrs Journal.
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Correspondence Of Me Charleston !uereury.
Republican Office.
SAVANNAH. June 2Oth, lSil,

ShSS'
SAVANNAH, June 2Oth, lSil,
Gentlemen We have an account this
morning by the arrival of the U. s. steam
er Ne,rburn. from Florida. Of further In
dian depredulious aud murders, commit
ted. no doubt, by some Of Hoieck I'uste.
nuggee's party This rascal mus, moi
hope to escape much longer, as the COM
lnund of The war has at last fallen into prop
erllands; aud If energy aud ability. s,imu-
lated by love of country and lauadable
ambition, will tend TO purchase or compe!
peace for Florida, she may now hope.
An express has passed through town
for New Orleans, we understand TO bring
Coacooches back. The object of Col.
Worth in sending for this Chief we have
not learned. but suppose it is his intention
10 use him as guide.
For the following particulars ofa recent
attack upon a train of wagons, we are in-
dcblcd To one Of our attentive Correspou-
dents in Florida:
Correspondence Of the Savannah Re-
publican.
FLoRrDA, June IS.
Gentlemen :-Ou the 9Th inst. train oi
wagons, betweeu Fort Pleasant and Fort
Macomb, on the Suwannee, was attacked
bv lndiunS. within few miles Of the lat
ter Posi-, aud The whole train taken. DR..
Tufts, who was riding in advance with
five of The escort. soldiers of the 3rd. In
lanlrv, discovered the enemy in ambush,
and was fired on ere he could retreat TO the
wagons. One OF the soldiers was killed
Instantly. and one whose horse had thrown
| him, irlreated across the road, pursued by
some eigh, Of the Indians until they came
in sight of The wagons, when the Indian.
gave n shrill whoop and fed into The ham
mock. DR.. Tufts in his turn charged for,
ward in the direction Of Fort Macomb.-
The Indians allowed him TO pass, bu, soor
Shove cd themselves in position flankinG
the wagons, upon which they commenced
4 heavy fire compelling the ;eamsters AND
every one in connex.on with the train tc
escape rs fast as possible in the direction
Of Fort Macomb. The train was entirely
abandoned TO the enemy. DIR. Tufts los
all Of his clothing, papers, &C., besides
three quarters OF pound of powder whicl
were captured aud carried of by the enc
my. The escort consisted Of eight regu
lars, three of whom ut the moment of the a,
tack lay sick in the wagons.
Yours, sc.
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CoLliNuljs, June o3

ChdRaioochcc Rail. Road Rmk.-Thc
bills ofths Bank were refused al the coun-
tcrs of The Bank of Columbus. and Plan
icrs and Mechanics Bank, on Saturday
last aud on Monday last, the Bank had
closed It's doors.
There are many reports in circulation in
favor of and against the Bank. none ol
which we can find To be authentic.
We hope The officers of the institution
will at an early day make an exhibit orils
affairs. and iniorn The people Of its true
condItiOn.-irguS.
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Head Quarters.

CLARENDON, June !, ISII.
Orders No. y
SO much Of The orders of the 9Th inst. a4 re-.
- la,es 10 the Both Regiment. ordered for re.
view on the 10Th Of Angus, next. is hereby coun.
termanded.
The Gth Regiment will parade for review
aud drill. al Timrnon's old field, on Saturday.
the 9Th Of August next. The commissioned and
non-commistioned officers will assemble oil the
day previous, for drill and instruction.
By order Of the Cominandcr.in Chief
J. w. CANTEY.
Adgt and insPt. Genl.
July { -
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Read the following letter from tho Ri

Read the following letter from tho Rich
mond Enquirer. Il gives more striking
view than we have yet sccn of The whole
dark schemes OF Federalism against the
Constitution and the South.
Extract OF letter washington, lirh
June. 1911.
Dear Sir-'rhcrc is one aspect of the
present session as connected with the Abo-
IllIon question, which has not sufficiently
attracted The attention Of the South Mr..
Slnde and his associates. tell us, with an
affection of mngnanimiry, that they will
not stir the subject at this session. lest its
proper business be retarded. What does
this mean! They feel that the consent OF
the Southern Wings is necessary to carry
their schemes. They are wise in their
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The Heath Of our City.-Su far, VIC
have great reason tn hc thankful To au over
ruling Providence for the good health we
culoy. Some few cases of sickness have
occurred. hu' have readily yielded 10 me
dical aid. and we have heard of no death
for SOME tinc.-Iiumburg Journal.