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PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY II. WEBB.
BLOoMsBURG COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA. SATURDAY.

-'NO dl d
Wing meeting in Philadelphia, to be
held at Harrisburg, on the second
tuesday in September next, for the
purpose of efie,ting more complete
organization Of the Wings of Pennsyl-
vania, and that the following named
gentlemen be appointed Delegates to
represent Columbia county, viz:--Jos.
Brobst, Esq, George A. Frck, Esq,
William G. Hurley, Esq, George Fl.
Willis, John M. Maus, Jeremiah
Boone. Thomas Chambers, A. B. Shu-
man, Esq, Col. JOS. Paxton, William
Mckeivy, Esq, DR.. A. B. Wilson,
Thomas Painter,Lot Bergstresser Josh
ua W. Comfy, Esq, Thornton Mccoy,
DIR. c. Ii. Frick; and that said Commit.
lee have power to il any vacancy
that may occur in said delegation.
Resolved, That to effect better
county organization of the friends of
Henry Clay and Protection County
Committee of twelve persons be APP
pointed by this meeting. for the pur-
pose of corresponding with our Wing
brethren in other counties Of the State,
and that The following gentlemen COM
pose sald Commlttee:--
VIM. G. HURLEY, ESQ.
THOMAS PAINTER,
BRIGHT r. PAXTON,
CHARLES COOK,
BENZ. WILLIAMS,
On. W M. RICHTER,
DIX. y. BROIHWELL,
JANIS DONALDSON,
DN. GEOhGE w. LOTT,
DIX. lhOMAS X. HULL,
ARTHUR w. FRiCK.
Resolved, That it is the unanimous
-oPIn'on OF tins meeting, that the re-.
ststnl-. .fHfl.t' G1a; ,''- waiid be Falad With
ioy throughout the Republic. and con.
fer blessing apon the country.
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JAMES M'CLURE, PresI.

n Good Joke. II have heard a hrst-rale
joke about John Turman. late of Athens. -
lie was stopping at a tavern up country and
used 10 lounge ahou, the bar, and come il
over other peoples liquor. Not a glass
could he lett moment hui he would silly
slip up and drink its contents. One day a
Stage driver came IN, and called for stuff
horn of brandy todjy. John immediately
shGtiied up 10 the bar. The driver new his
manner, and Immediately played possum
by leaving his brandy whle he stepped 10
The door, The bait lodk--on returning
he saw The glass empty aud exclaimed
with all the dabollcal horror hs could el.
fecl:
Brandy and opium enough 10 kill forty
men who drank that pizen!'
j ! stammerrd John ready TO yield up
the ghost with alright.
You're dead man. said the driver.
What shall do!' Beseeched John. who
ho'i himself a gone sucker
Down with pint of lamp oil, or you
are dead man in three minutes answered
the wicked driver. And down went the
lamp OIL, up come ,he brandy and opium,
together with Johns breaSlasl--the joke
was leis, and he has not troubled peoples
lquOt since,
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One of the old Blue Laws of Connec-
licu' imposed fine upon young ladies for
mineing, A lass was brought before a
@ajiswaie for stepping into puddle of
water, but 60, clear by her mother swear
ing that her clothes were so narrow she
could no, step over it. How would eur
aides like such lswi
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Cu,nlrsrns Oct. Ia


Cotton.-There was but limited in
1niry for Upland at The close Of The last,
and on Monday Of the present week, and
former prices were with difficulty main
iained; a general attendance of dealers.
however, at the opening Of The market on
Tuesday changed the aspec, Of affairs, for
throughout that and the following day n
heavy business was douc. and in some in
siaGces better prices we're obtained. but
subsequently, the market became quiet.
and yesterday the article was freely offered
a, the quotations given in our last, and
which We annex. The receipts fer The
week are 7256 bags, and The sales in The
same time 4794 bags; prices ranged from
81 TO 81 according toquaIily.
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OBITUARY.

Died. on the Gil, inst. al the residence OF her
husband in this District, Mrs. ELIZA SHgPPARp,
wife Of James Sheppard. Esq. and daughter
OF Joha Mobley, in the 37th year Of her age.
Her Illness was short and painful. 81
Shs was q da,iii daughter, an aflsctiona;e
wife, sn exemplary mother, and. more than ail,
devoted follower Of Christ. Hers was not
only q religion Of faith. bat religion that
abounded in whatsoever things were lovely
and Of good report" And feel that am be-
slowing The highest encomium tim, can be paid
to human worth. when simply say, she was
beloved BY the poor and unfortunate aronnd
her. She encountered death with calm firm
ness that could only be thercsn!i OF an ever.abid.
ing faith IN her Saviour. She has fonght the
good fight" she Inns finished her course with
Joy" and is now "falen asleep in Jesus" The
loss does indeed seem Ia be almost irrc parable
10 her immediate family. n family Of almoS, up-
conscious children; and | deeply sympa,hize
with them in their afilic,ion. But our God is n
God ofloyc. aud will guard md guide the "seed
Of the righteous" Let not her near and dear
relations "mUurn as those that have no hope !"
hut ie, them rather profit by her pure example.
aud " strive 10 enter in nj the same gate" that
thcy may usec, her. once more and fosever.
among the -spiriis of the JUS, made perfect,
aud the innumcrable company nf angels
Died. in this District. on the 9th inst, after
an illness Of ten days. Mrs MARTHA POWELL.
wife OF {. s. Powell. and daughter Of aIr. John
Duchaa..:er.
The deceased had been member Of the
Baptist Church for The las, 10 or IL years. was
kind mother and affec,ionaie wife; she has
left husband and four children. to mourn their
irreparable loss She was dcsirous TO be with
her Lord, where she would rest from the trou.
blcs and labors of this world.
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Latest from .i.r,eo.-The schooner Do.
rice, Coffin master, arrived here yesterday
in ten days from Tampico.
We received no papers. bu, have been
kindly permit,ed to make extracts from
several letters received Ivy our merchants.
News had reached Tampico thai the Mex
leans had captured oil crafts belonging 10
the Yucaians, thereby destroying all Their
commerce. II was also announced ,ha,
Santa Anna had proclaimed Vera Cruz
the seat Of government under the new
constitution. The Dictalnr-lor such he
is-had left the capital, aud !, was no,
known where he had gone.
Intelligence had also been received that
the "Nap"leon" was going TO throw dice
again Cor an empire. he will command
the expedition agaius, Texas in persou-
tina, is, hc will be q calm spectator OF
events from his cabin in the steamer Qua.
daloupe. which is to batter down all the
towns and forts Of Texas. The attack by
land and sea, il is said, will be made sim
nltancously, Gen. Refs commanding the
land forces, and the Dictator the slormin.
regimcnts.--N. o. Bee.
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known as The mill tract, containing iou
hundred and thirty acres, more or less nd
joining Samuel Lassiter and oih ers, ais
ono other tract. known as the Lyon tract
containing two hundred and thirty niu
acres more or less, adjoining Daniel Roun
tree and others, also three negroes Jim
Betty aud Matilda.
Bland, Calm d Co., VI. Agnes Corley
ono house and LOT where defendant live
in The village Of Edsefield, near the Bap
tisr Church.
Bland, Ca,lin & Co., VS.. P. Pow, tn,
rrac, of land where defendant lives.
Bland &Butler, VS.. F.. J. Youngblood
two hundred ncres OF land more or less
adjoining J. S. Jeler. Daniel Bird and 9th
ers.
George Busscy and others. va. Emcrsor
Bussey, the tract OF land mhrrc defendant
lives.
nfiddlr,on Self. vs. james Ncwlcy. Le-
rny Newlcy and Wiley Newly. four ne.
srees. Harriet. Rachael. Pierce aud Ada
line. the property of w. Newly.
ia mes e. Cobb vs.. Sarah Prior, ono ne
gro boy Stephen.
Charles Hall VS. Richard Cukcr. The
same vs.. The samc, oac horse aud ba-
rouche.
G. l.. Goodwin. va. Stnnmorc r. Ryan.
G. l.. Penn. d Co. vs.. The same. John
BauskcIl VS.. The same. the defendants in.
teresI in fnp negroes. viz: Eliza, liulda,
Luck. and infant child.
Elihu Sproul. Assignee VS.. John Minis
G. l.. & +. Penn j. Co. ". the snmc.
Thomas II. CbappcIl for G. J.. 4 f.. Penn
& Co. vs.. The same. WIN. Eddins., bearer
vs.. The same. six he srocs, Adalinc and her
five children.
Sampson Bland for J.. S. Bland vs.
Henderson Smith and Joseph Jay, two
horses.
Goodwin Elorincnn& Co =. Chnrles
B. Carter. one horse. saddle aud hri,lle.
Bland. Callin & Co. VS.. George WhiI.
lock. Bland s. Butler vs. The same. A.
Bland vs. the same, Two horses.
VIM. Foster, Admr, VS.. George J Bow
ers. two mules.
y. L. Griffin VS.. JOHN Younsblood, two
horses.
lvcrson l.. Brooks vs. Dudley Rnun-
tree. two negroes. Assy and Charlotte.
Penn & Brannor. vs.. Edmund AIchrsnn.
William Bailey lnr anoIher. vs.. the same.
Samuel WidnIan for N. Coiley. W. the
some, Richard Parks. vs.. the same, four
negroes, Caroline, Kitty. Miley aud Gar
reit.
A. Morgan. vs. James r. kimbriIl.
Francis kimbrili, and Wm. ID. kimhriI.
one negro boy Edmund, the property of
james kimbrilI.
John 4. Mnclsrr, assignee. rs. John
Carpenter, Robert McCough. Ex. of r.
Wals deceased. vs. Bradley Bryant, Had
ley Cooper and John Carpenter. one nc
gro girl Mary Ann, The properly Of John
Carpenter.
Commissioner in Equity, vs.. Lewis E'l-
zey. w. w. Watts bearer. VS.. the same.
WIN. Brunson Admir-, vs.. the same Amo.
ry Sibsey VS.. the same. two negroes Pat
rick and Hester.
Terms Cash.
S. CHRISTIE, Q, f.. D.
October, u. 1871 d 81
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ll462 l2Sl HS372llO63l 1881 l2H i075 $50 9j' i9I4
COLUMBIA. October l3.

Cottoa.-No,withs,andins The late un.
favorable accounts from Liverpool. which
we publish oday. and n consequent de-
cline in prices, there has bceu brisk &c
mand, aud eoo.! deal doing in sales from
wagons. during the week. al prices rang
ins from % ro71 ccnIs The qualities Of
fered include none above gooi fair. A
choice 10, would coinmnnd more than the
higher rate. and we may therefore quote
exiremrs, Including old Cotton, n 5a "a
ccnrs.-CGroliniGn
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Oct. 10
State of South Carolina
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.


pY OLIVER ToWLES, Esquire.
I'D Ordinary Of Edgcfeld District.
Whereas, Thomas s. Bales and Ann
Bates, hath applied 10 me for Letters OF
Administration on all and singular the
goods and chauels. rights and credits OF
Andrew Bates, late Of the District afore-
said, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite end admon-
ish all and singular, the kindred and eredi-
Tors of the said deceased, TO he and appear
before me. at our next Ordinory's Court lor
the said District 10 be holden at Edgefeid
Court House on the 3lsl October inst. TO
show cause. if any, why the said Admins.
tration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal this 18th
day CT October. one thousand eigh, nun
dred and forty two. and in The sixty. seventh
year Of American Independence.
0. TOWLES, o. z. d.
Oci 10, lS42. (S2 1917 b 8
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THE U. S. DISTRICT COURT, |
DISTRICT OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
nv RINK PJrpTrry

WWTHEREAS Robert c. Jones, late Mer.
Wv chant. now au Ovcrseer in Edgcfeld
District. s. c. hath filed petition praying that
he may be declarcdn Bankrupt, pursuant TO the
net OF Congress Of the United States, made,
and now in furcc. concerning Bankrupts. and
tina, he may have the benefit Of the said act
this is TO give notice Of the said petition, and
tina, hearing thereof will be had before the
Honorable Robert B. Gilchrist, Judge Of the
said Court. at a Court to be holden 1t the Fed
eral Court IIonse. in Charleston. on Monday,
the seventh day Of November next. at eleven
O'Clock. 4. NJ at which place and time all per.
soma Interested may appear and shew cause. il
any they have, why the prayer Of the said pe,i-
toner should not be granted.
Charleston. 18th duv Of October. 1912.
H. Y. GRAY, CierL.
Oct 10 3, 80
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THE U. S. DISTRICT COURT.
DISTRICT OF SOUTH cARoLIaA.
IN B3SERUPTCY.

WE7HEREAS James Morris. Junr., Far.
w mcr. residing in Edgefeld District.
State Of South Carolina. hath filed petition
praying tina, he my be declared Bankrupt,
pursuant to the Ac, Of Congress Of the United
States, made, End now in force, concerning
Bankrup,s and that he may have the henefi!
of the said act, this is to give notice ofthe said
Petition. and that hearing thereof will be had
before the Honorable Robcr, u. Gilrhrst. Judge
"fthe said Court. at Court TO be holden at the
Federal Court House. in Charleston, on Mon.
day the seventh day Of November next, u,
ii o'clock. A. NJ, at which place and time all
persons interested may appear and shew cause
if any they have. why the prayer oflhc said pc
,i,ioncr shonld not be granted.
Charleston 18th day Of October. iS42.
ii. !. GRAY, Ci1rk,
Oct 10 81 IS
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Regmsfv Head Quarters, }
ReSanI'i EEeHN Quarters,

r.DGErILLD, e. II. Oct. 5, 1872.
ORpERs, No. l0
pursuance Of Orders from Brigade Head
IL Quarters, the Seventh Rsgim' NJ oil n!an'-
~ is hereby ordered 10 appear at the Old Wells
on Thursday the Sd November next Com
missioned and Non Commissioned Officers the
day before.
BY order Of Col. Wigh!i,
5. +. GOODE. Adiutnnt.
Oct I2 4t 81
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.Ne,U Establishment.

YHyHE undersigned having established n
COMMERCIAL HOUSE in Hamburg
s. C. TO be conducted hy Mr.. WILLIAM H.
GREENE. respectfully begs leave 10 call the
attention of his friends and the public gcncral.
ly 10 his STOCK OF GROCERIES. &c.
now opening in the BRICK Store. on Ceh'rc
street. formerly occupicdby Mr.. N. d. Maher
The Stock is entirely new. and having been
carefully selected fnr this market. will be sold
on very accommodating terms.
JOSEPH WOODS.
Hamburg. Sept. %, ls42.
Oct ~ III 81
T The GicenviIle MnunIninccr ard Edge,
field Advertiser. will please insert the above
twice month for three months. and forwarc
their bills as above. J. W.
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n o. 3. FORD will continue as heretofore
eD to offer for sale the most entire assortment,
Of DRY GOODS the country affords. lie
has now on hand the mos; complete stock ol
every assortment that he has ever mad the plea
sure to offer for sale.
Hamburg. 5. c.. DC! 10Th. II 81
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Boots, Leather, 81 Shoes,

YHyHE Subscriber is receiving in addition to
E his present stock Of home manufactured
work, large assortment Of Northern made s
BOOTS, SHOES. & LEATHER,
which viii be sold Us cheap az they can be
bought In the State. Those wishing to pas-
chase will do well TO call, as am determined
not to be undersold.
Negro Shoes, from, sd to 81 25
Ladies' fine Slippers, 81 90 to 80
common " GA TO IS
:" Leather Shoes, 81 l21 10 81 so
All kinds Of BOOTS and SHOES made TO
order with nea,ness and despatch.
JOHN HARRIS.
Oct. 10 3S
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t,ial to have robbed the mail, because oc
his tender years, aud his presumed wan,
or sufficieut knowledge Of the difference
between rish, aud wrong in the matter.
To establish moral and legal accounra-
bility 10 protect the mail against The depre.
dalious Of those who are thus suffered to
escape the punishment denounced by law,
the employment in The service Of the De.
parimeut Of lads. of such immature wears
is forbidden, it will he seen, by the Post
master Observation-Disclosures
Ordered, That no person under the age
Of l6 years be employed as mail carrier
on any pos; route, or a clerk in any Pos,
Office in the United States. The better
to enforce this regulation, il is required,
that The age of The carrier and clerks be
entered upon the oalhs of Offices which
they respectfully rake, before they are
transmitted by the Contractor or Postma,-
ter TO the Department, for file. And the
Special Agents Of The Department will
promptly report all instances Of nou-con.
pliancc with this regulation"
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COMPANY ORDERS.

EDGEFIELD BEAT COMPA-
NY No, !. nrc hereby ordered TO ap-
pear Il, the Old Wells, armed and
sSA equipped as the law directs on Thurs
FsSXA day the I'd day Of November next.
49, for Rtgimentnl Drill and Review.
&l Officers and Non.cnmmissioncd
tbg Officers will assemble the day pre-
w vlous for Drill.
r-zessAa BY order Of Capt. J. NJ. Cogburn.
7. G. BACON. o. S.
Oct 10 2t 33
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u NOTlCE.-A meeting OF the BIBLE
SOCIETY or EDGETIELD DisrRIcr. will be- held
in the Methodist Church. on Thursday Even.
ing oi Court week. at the ringing of the bell
F.. PENN. Secretary
nc, ID ~
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EXTRA COURT OF EQUITY.
RcpreScn tdhNs.

A Ii Sni,ors and others interested. arc here.
"a hy notified. TINT Cou,, of Chancery. To
hear MI causes not disposed of at the regular
June Term nf said Court. will be held NJ Edge
field Court House on the third Monday in No
vember next
ly order oflis Honor Chancellor Hssper,
J. TERRY. c. Z. Z. D.
Oct ~ 5t 80
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"a HsH I'D.

In consequence of the dissolution above. i,
a becomes necessary | should cl"se all out
standing accounts aud ncirs before the Is, Of
January next. All persons indebted 10 me by
notes or otherwise, will please consider this an
imperative and final call for settlement ,ci'hou.
dridg, as Indulgence hcyoud reasonable n"lice
Gun moi and will no; be given
J y. B. FORD.
Hamburg s. c.. Oct 10Th. If 81
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Espm tk Charleston Courier.

Singular aad Ereiting Occurrence. -
On Sunday nigh, last. about l2 O'Clock,
one Of the City Guard who wac stationed
10 the vicinity of the Medical College in
Queen-st., came TO the Guard House in
grea, haste, and much excited, stating to
the Sergeant that while passing the Col.
iese building, be bad heard a sroaning in
the yard near the railing. aud on examin-
ing as to whence il proceeded, had discov-
cred cofio, and heard noise which ap-
peared 10 proceed from some Que enclosed
therein. He stated that there was
scratching against the sides Of the coffin,
and groanins, as I Of a human being
struggling FOR relief, g. catching for breath.
The Sergeant Immediately called assis-
tance and promptly repaired 20 the spot
10 ascertain the cause Of the alarm, and If
found necessary 10 extead relief. On
reaching the place. and opesing lantern
ssiIh sskieh iiss parties had provided ihem-
aglVs giong bog WIS tIiscosered, fsum one
end Of which something was observed TO
protrude, which, in The Imagination Of
those present, appeared to be the foot Of a
negro, sud the struggling and bard breath
iug still continued. The box was Of course
a, once forced. snd TO the as,eai;hmeu, as
weli ns amusement OF those engaged in the
humane oct, a live alligator of some nine
feet in length. ard appropriate breadth,
joyousiy crawled out Of his Imprisonment,
and his libera,ors made hasty escape
from the scene Of action. aud not liking
the companionship Of the formidable rep
tile who had availed himself Of their be-
nevolenf exer,ions 70 obtain his liberty
We learn iha, the alligator had been safely
and carefully boxed up the day before. by
the iauitor of the College, for the purpose
Of being transported TO Philadelphia. bu,
10 his perfect as,onishmens in the morning
found his nlisa,orship hasking in the sun,
appaten,ly highly delighted a, being thus
liberated from solitary confinement.
Or. Calhoun's popularity in New York
is manifesily and rapidly increasing. The
doctrines Of free trade which are so essen
,ial to The prosperity Of that city, are be-
ginning To be appreciated, aud none doubt
that Mr.. Calhoun is the champion Of these
doctrines. Al The receut great meeting at
Tanmany Hall. says the Herald. when
Wright Hawkes. (who is friend Of Mr..
Calhouu's) mentioned The name Of tha,
distinguished man, the applause was
quick rs the lightning flash, and enthusi
astie and powerful in the cxteme. These
are significant, signs, and means something.
And the fac, is tha, Mr.. Calhoun is making
great progress with the democracy Of this
city and State; and his visit here in No.
vember will be an important and evenifuN
one.
"By the by, Levi Woodbury., of New
Hampshire, will be here soon. and i, is
proposed to give him grand dinner. But
what side. or what individual he means to
supper, is not known. His support will he
backed by this Stale. That's worth some
,hiug."-Char. Mercury.
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NOTICE.

FNISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
4V The limited partnership between J.
Is. Form nf Hamburg. ). C.. and GEORGE VI
NEWTON of Anguish. Ga. would expire by the
articles Of it's formation on the 9th OF Octbcr
lsl3, but by mutual consent We hereby agree
TO limitirs continuance to The frs, day OF Feb.
ruary next
J. O. b. FORD.
GEORGE VI. NEWTON
ila,nbsrS>S. c., Oct. 10Th. Il ~
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State of south Carolina.
EDGEFiELD DISTRICT.
~ EQUITY.

Jacob = Smith. IL another,
l.x'i0rs. &c.
rs. } Blt for Eell7.
Henry Shmrz. Oliver
Simpson. & ul.
HTnpprnrin: to my satisfaction. that the Hon.
d Waidy Thompson. n defendant in this case
!, without the limits Of this State ordered. that
he do appear. aud plead answer or demur 10
the Bill! within three months Fl ON the publica-
ton Of this notice. or the said Bill will be taken
pro eonttSso asalns, hun.
J. TERRY, c.E. Ed.
Commr's Office.
August Ii. lsI2 W. 3m %
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Notice.

In the Matter OF T., p,rL-,,,.,
T. s. Wilks g. Co.
WpY order Of the Court Of Bankruptcy. the
HID Individual & partnership property OF T.
$. Wilks g. Co. will be sold OH Saturday next
at AbbevlIe Court House. for cash.
HENRY A. JONES. issiguee.
Abbeville c. II. Oct. II, 1912. /, b
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W. Is. JOHNSON. ChGinncn.
The Hamburg Journal is requested to give
this notice one or two Insertions. Oct. 10.
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TTHE BAPTIST MINISTERIAL
CONFERENCE of the Edeefcld Bapts, As
socia,ion. will hold its mex, meeting. in the
Meeting House. at Hamburg. on Friday before
the fifth Lords Day, in the present month. at
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