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LATER FROM TEXAS.

The U, Small steamship Mexico, Captain
Lawless, arrived yesterday morning from Mata
gorda Bay and Galveston, bringing dates to the
10th. @
We find but few items of news in our Texas
exchanges In fact, there is nothing of inter-
est. The Galveston Civilian of the 10th inst
says:
: TN this pace dullness has reigned supreme
in all brandes of, trade. Receipts of cotton
have been lilht. We have reports Of heavy rains
in most sections Of the county, and if the crop
Of cotton has NOT, as far AZ we have learned,
been injured materially, picking has been pre-
vented and retarded
From boti the BRACES and the Trinity we have
adyices of rise, and it is supposed that several
Of the steamers are moving now
Weather 1T this point has been stormy, and
we have hal daily heavy showers of rain. A
succession d such weather in the country must
be- disastrous to cation crops. The state of
healthsin Galveston is perfectly satisfactory.
There is nofever Of any kind prevalent here at
present. v&
There is Dthing known positively concerning
the result OIL the recent election. We will have
to await fu5her and fuller adFices; and, in the
meantime, % not consider it necessary to cum
Der our columns with the scattering returns at
hand TheGalvesten Confederate, Of the 10th,
american speaks as follows:
We have received returns, more or less CON-
plete, from Harris, Grimes, Liberty, Brazoria,
Walker, Montgomery and Cameron counties:
The maiority, thus far, is small for Pease and
Runnels, aid argues nothing, one way or the
ether, for tlefnal result. 1t is still, however,
most ingpirting for the American cause. The
sections returned are but q modicum of the
State vote, and constitute Peases stronghold.
The grand amy from the East and North-the
decisive ressSe-are yet to hear from, and we
are mistakea much If Dickson does not retain
the popularity there which gave him an over
whelming ute in 1852.
We then feel confdent-to sum up--of the
election Of Iiekson by a crushing majority. His
influence wss greater than his opponents in
1852, whenthat opponent was in the zenith Of
his popularity Since that period, dickson has
progressed aaadily forward inthe confidence OF
Ills people, while Pease has receded as steadily
backward. 4m
The Civilian of the 10th says:
From thsdasa before us, perfect and imper-
| feet, We climate Pease's majority IN the IL
count heard from (including the home Of each
candidate) 1t 600 votes possibly 100. Dickson
cot an alnadst unanimous vote in his own county
and Peaae did the same. ~ p=..@z=g.==5
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AMERICANS! ATTEND!!

THERE WILL BE -sy
MASS MEETING OF THE AMERICAN PARTY,
q. On WEDNESDAY EVENING NEXT. 18th inst, =
AT the Bali Room, Odd Fellows Halt, RANDELL
HUNT viii deliver address, The Public invited
By order Of the Executive Committee of the Party
Louisiana. auIstt
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Those WHO MANAGE THE WAR.-The West
minister Review, discussing the Eeastern war,
says the highest military appointment is the
reward Of political power, and not Of merit.
The Minister of War, Lord Pannure, possesses
little knowledge of the matters which he is
called upon to direct, and the Master General
Of Ordnance, Sir Thomas Hastings, who is
now eighty two years old. is not qualified by
knowledge or experience. to ELL the posi-
ton which he occupies, As an instance Of his
inoapacity, it is said thathe talked to the Sc
lect committee on small arms. about the ae,c
Minnie mode Of riaing. showing that he did not
even know that the Mimic invention was bullet
and not groove; and it Is related that the
Minister Of War, hearing that the Russians had
made use of thirty two Founders at Inkermann,
ordered a thirty two pound long gun battery
equipped for service, and did not find out, until
it was discovered that they were ton heavy for
practical use, that the Russians had used only
light thirty,two pound howitzers.
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acoMrNa yp ID THE WORK. !,

The following, from the Baton Rouge Gazette
Of the 10Th, is full Of sound sense and reason
But we would respectfully suggest to our cotem-
porary, that the Executive Committee have been
at work industriously and efficiently that they
have performed vast amount Of valuable
labor and that their arrangements, which are
on Ms large and complete scale as could be de-
sired, are now nearly contaminated, Of all Of
which full and conspicuous notice will be given
Fat IN early period. Whatever the result Of the
contest may be-and it must be- triumphant :
the State Executive Committee will deserve the
esteem and gratitude Of every member of the
American party.
The snti-AmericaRs have been ably met in
many places where they expected easy triumphs
We do not know Of single encounter in which
fair discussion was allowed, where they were
not agnally discounted. In addition to these
facts, we may say that fresh speakers enter the
lists daily that no important points are in dan.
gerthat q the horn of Roland +" will coon
sound--and that then the war-cry will be I'm
ceasingly pealed forth from this until Novem-
ber-"Lay on, Macduff, and damned be he who
first cries hold, enough! sH
Besides, there is. no use Of hurry this sultry
and siekly weather. Especially is this conside-
ration important when The fact is borne in mind
that Messrs. Noise and Wiekliffe seldom speak
without inducing large accessions to the Ameri-
can cause! Before they return to the city, if
they are as successful as they have been thus
far, the Order will be thousand votes stronger,
1 through their agency, than it was previous to
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Cigars.
k 0o HAVANA CIGARS, Importation comprs
ing brands cabaua Giobo
Washington, Jefferson, 10 and for sale by
~ $. DE WISER CO.,
au4 9pet "a Magazine street.
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To LNsvyers, .FNercfsase to q others.
sa- Just the ACTS OF THE STATE LEaIsLATuRE
OF 1885, Including the REVISED STATUTES OF THE STATE
Fer ssls by
J. B. STEEL
Law Publisher, Bookseller and staiinnsr,
aula ap6 50 CAMP STREET.
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satendsa Cot0red E1aguergso-

tM- Are hsing taken at HUBERT CO.'S sKYLfeH1
GALLERY for the low price Of One Dollar. With separa1
sht and long experience proprietor
aay
,teoit j. Z. HUBERT CO., Csmr
30 9fpMoTnhWs
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Agents for the g American Organ.''

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York. and Philadelphia, and is duly empowered
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the American Organ for the State Of New Jersey.
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American Organ.
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BOUNTY LAND.

nFTTCERs, Soidiers, Sailors, Marines,
" Landsmen, Florls mon, Chsplains, Clerks,
Indians Wagon-mssters, and Transfers, (their
widows or minor children, who have yet received
full l6o acres, aud who have been in service IA days
are entitled 70 land IN any war since 1890.
Widows whose husbands died while In service,
are entitled 70 pensions, and minor orphans Of such
70 years halfpay. All who believe themselves en-
titled TO Land-bounty. and Pensions, win be bene-
fitted by calling the subscriber either In person
by letter. postpaid corner OF 7th and streets No.
482, opposite General Post Office.
Clairns from agents eramised and prosecuted upon
the most reasonable terms
Nopay in advance, and no charge II nothing s sb-
tanned
,7y- Refers 10 the citizens generally.
Special attention given ~ suspended claims.
JN0, JOHNSON,
ap 1s-Jy Agent for Bounty Land Pensions
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", Hc.
CHARLES ]. JENKINS.

The rare sport Of blse fishing is now enjoyed ut
Edgartown in the highest perfection. On Monday,
Mr.. Joseph Wilbur, unaided BY any one, took over
eiepen thousand pounds Of nice bloe fsh, ard some
six or eight other boats secured rising twenty-five
thousand pounds, on the same day. During two
days, few boats belonging 10 Edgsrtown took
thirty-two thousand pounds Of these fish,.
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WALL ~ STEPHENS.

IL and 10th streets, have Just received large ss-
sortuent Of Cloths, Caasimers, and Vesting, which
they vii have made up 70 order in the most fashion
able styles.
Also, on hand very large stock Of ready-mads
Clothing which they viii sell cheap as any other
establishment In the United Ststsa- s dsoA
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Against the insidious wiles Of foreign infuence-
oonjure you 10 believe me, fellowcitizens jea
oasy of free people ought 70 be constantly awake;
ueuoe 10 one Of the most baneful foes OF republican
government. - Wdshington. s,i sa 53g .
|" hope We may Hnd some means, in future, Of
shielding ourselves from foreign influence polincai
commercial or in whatever form ii may be attempted
can scarcely withhold myself from joining IN the
wish Of Silas Dean that there were an ocean OF nre
between this and the old world .'"--Je6erson-
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THE WEEKLY AMERICAN ORGAN
70 published every Saturday, on tbs following
Terms. &tsil s9a8aF

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~ Payments always in advance.
RATES OF ADvxRTIsING.
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Organ" Wellington city, and be postpaid.
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be handed into the office before twelve o'clock, H., Of
the day Of publication. &gs3 t
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THE DA -LY AMERICAN ORGAN

Is published every afternoon, lexcept bundayD ~
the corner Of ouisana avenue and Tenth street. and
u delivered y city sabAcrlbsr. payable y the car
risrsl Al 10 cents par week Single copies, cents
Mail subscribers, SS 90 per annunn, or ~ 90 for
ak months, always in advance.
~ KATEs or ADVERTISING.
Five lines or less ono insertion, rs cents each ad-
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Each additional insertion, half Of the above rates
Displayed advertisements charged by solid mca.
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LOOK BEREt

soldiers, sailors, marines, landsmen. chapains
clerks Indians, wagon-masters teamsters, Tor their
widows minor children, )who have not vet received
full lsO acres, and who have been In service "a days.
will do well 20 write TO u.s. post paid and their Land
Warrant will be sent 70 them and no charge II not
obtained
Address, or call on
LLOYD a CO., Claim Agents,
Opposite The Treasury, Washington, d. O.
mar T--n
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RRIGGs, HALL ~ co., Engineers and
- gcnsrAl Machinists corner Of Virginia avenue
ssa ninsA strsst wrst Washinwscr. Diszict Of o.
lumhiA. taoi e3ai4 ..7a II. nov le-1y
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BUSINESS CARDS.
J. w. BARNECLO,
DuAIEu IN

BUSINESS CARDS.
J. w. BARNECLO,
DRALKR IN
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods.
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Bonnets, &c,
SSS SspsatA strsst, bstsossa II and 4 ssrsets,
- =, WARRINGTON. D- Q.
N D. All articles sold warranted TO prove as rep
resented.
X. u. HALL, M. D., iiila i.i
homeopathic Physician, ll
Once NO. Aso Washingtoa Place, between d and X
s@4H@ Es streets. . Mgf4 &
Office for night calls, ita5
Third Soor fom the corner OF the avenue In ath st.
east side N jan Sly
JOSEPH FERGUSON,
Barber and III air Dresser,
Eighth street, next door TO Squire Smiths offico.
dec l6--dly
M. T.. PARKER,
House and Sign Paiuter and Glaxier.
No. SO Louisiana avenue, bs&wssn 9th and 7th sta
dec lS-dly LIZ. a.
JOSEPH G. G. KENNEDY,
LArx or THE cKNsUs OFFICE, ,t
Prosecutes Claims before Congress and the Depsr,
ONCE, corner Tenth street and Pennsylysnia ayonus
over the Savings Bank
dec ely "s
DRESS AND CLOAK MAKING,
MRs @. ". JOHNSTON. l#
Twelfth street. south OF Pennsylvania avenue. fnext
door 70 Squire Carks Magistrates otice,) 4
at Mrs. Bangss.
sAe will cut and baste, cut Linings and Patterns.
4 .
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BY Authority Of the State Of Alabama.
SOUTHERN MILITARY ACADEMH
- Lottery.

25l Prizes, in ALL amounting 70. ........, $500
ONLY TEN THOUSAND NUMBERS.
Tickets s5--Hslves az 5o--ouarters u rs.
SAMUEL SWAN, Agent and Manager.
nov l3--ly g9fH Montgomery, Alsbsms.
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I tE Persons rcsidiAg N ths I'd o. 9Th
wards, who desire TO become subscriber 10 the Dsly
or Weekly American Organ, viii leave their names
and number Of residences at either Of the following
places, viz: Adamson's Book and Periodical Store,
Seventh street. oppesite the Post Ones Evans's
Drug Store, corner Of Seventhapd l. or r. " Payns's
Drug Store, corner Of Fouf>h and Massachusetts,
avenue. n W. BATES Aeaut
E PERSONS rcsidi1B in the First and
Second wards desirng 70 subscribe 10 the "AnERr-
CAN OReAr," win leave thsir names At William a.
Hilton's, Agent No. sos, Eleventh street. between
and X, and II Mr. Carrolls shoe store No III Penn
ylyania avenue, between Twentieth and Twenty
6rst street nov "a
a FEW more gentlemen can be accom-
IA modated with board on reasonable terms al
No. 46s, llthstree. corner Of r street
sp ls-8ms MRS. T. L. REYNOLDS.
VELSH's PREMIUM FAMILY FLOUR.
1AA BARRELS Of the above Justly
AVV celebrated Family Flour.
tHr# H# ALSO
50bsrrels Wesh's Extra Super Flour, inst rsoeived
per hanasss Gap railroad via Of Sussburg fro Win
chester and for sale BY he single barrel or drsy load
by KNCHEtOE CO.,
No rs King street.
Jan 1b-f Alersndris, Va
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M. +. PARKER,
House and Sign Painter and GIaxier.
No. 50 Louisiana avenue, bs&wsen 9th and 7th sta
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WILLIAM q. DEAIE tT
Tenders his services to the public generally, a.
MEASURER OF ALL KINDS OF WORK CON-.
81 EECTEB WITH BUILDING.f
0fioe on ID street, near 7th, second story
Near Patriotic Bank, Wsshinaton. jan d
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The many thousands Of the most desperate cas-
cured at this institution within the last twelve year
and the numerous important Surgical Operation
performed by Dr. johnson, witnessed by the repoI
ers OF the papers, and many other persona, notices
lie, besides hS standing az a gentleman Of chdract
and responsi5i'ityi sufficient guarantee to the
hicted. EtaM
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Mail Arrangements.

JTNTiL further notice, the hours for dosing the
I Mails will be rs follows
Tba Northern, Columbia and Charleston Mails at 10
o'clock y. m: All other mails by Rail Eoad at p. NJ.
Lancaster Mail at a. NJ
81 Sunday all the Mails by Rail Road will be closed
at p. IN.
The office will bc opened every evening except
Smday) half an.houI for the delivery of the mails.
O,en from 8 to 10 a. ln on Sunday.
Och %. 7. W. PEGUKS, 7. VI.
A ONE HORSE Wa"on-Iso. a Carriage Harness
n for sale ut the sold Corner by
Oct %. t. W. BONNEY.
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IRISH POTATOES, very fnc-.aso Fresh Pickles
/ I.inrlass and variety OF superior Extracts for
cookery, lust received at the - Old Corner
Nov 6 T.. W. BONNEN.
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DaguerreotyDeS.

rIE subscriber begs leave to ntorm be citizens OF
i Camden and surrounding country, that he has
taken rooms the Post Office and respectfully
licts call from the citizens whether they wish
pictures or not. lie is provided with the most apr
proved Apparatus and with good selection of :
ierial Plates Cases, DC, Of various qualities and
Sizes in which lie will place pictures single or in
groups, and warrant them to be taken IN the best
style of the Art ard never to fade Once more 1
say give me II c,E-sit for your picture, and in no
case you requested to take it unless en,ry sat
isfactory. A. MORRISON.
Nov. 6, As If.
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Watches, Jewelry, &c ,

EokD and Silver Hunting Levers, Plain Gold and
" Silver Watches, Vest and Fob Chains, Seals
Keys and Hooks Iadies' Brooches, Rings, Earrings
and Chatelains. Jet Bracelets and Brooches Gold,
Silver and Steel Speetacles Spectacle Glasses for all
ages Silver Plated Baskets and Candlesticks, China
Vases, Cups and Saucers Boxes and Candlesticks,
Pocket Knives, Razors and Scissors.
Nov. G. A. YOUNG.
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Sheriff Sales.

pY virtuc'of sundry Wrts OF Fl. Fa. to me direct;
- ed, will sell on the frsbr Monday and day fol-
lowing in December next. before the the Court House
door in Camden, between the legal hours Of sae tile
following property to-wit: ,,-'
430 Acres Of Land more o. less lying on the waters
of Grannys Quarter Creek, adjoining Elnds of Wul.
Gaskins, DR.. L. A. Salnond, land clamed by Ste-
phen Gibson, and Others, levied upon the property
of Francis SUMTER Executor of-Thos. Sumter. at the
suikof the President and Directors Of the Bank of
the State of S. c. .
sAlso 200 Acres more or less levied on as the prop
erty Of Clyburn Blackwell and to be sold at suit of
John Robertson, Wm Muusoa and others.
-Also one Horse alid Cart, and various other arti
cles levied upon the property Of C. L. Mosey at
the suit Of VIM. Muib aud by order OF Court; to be
sold at the store OF Capt. Mungo, on Tuesday, the
fourth day Of Drcember next. ..s'
Also, three Stacks of Fodder. two Cows aud Calves
and one leifer levied epon and to be sold the prop
erty of Joshua Jackson and Spicy jackson at the suit
Of Wiley Albert for another. The above property 10
be sold at the late residence OF Joshua Jackson on
Tuesday the 4th day of December next
Also, one Negro, levied upon as tbessb bperty Of
John J. j. Love, at the suit of II. iGaniiitsu9 9aa
Others
Il. BARNES, So X. D.
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TINE subscriber a,er mature reflection, has come
/ TO the conclusion from i'll health and other cir
cumstances that it viii be benedcia& all co acerncd
that there should be radical chaugin business mat
ters and therefore will inform all sdebted to settle
soon as the old suicidal way Of pay at convenience
must be stopped o" ". {. WORKMAN.
Nov G. As TT
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For Sale.
HAVANA PLAN LOTTERY.
JASPER COUNTY AcA2EMy Lottery
by -Auttority 4ists SAts Of Ceorymi
vE AGWNEaaKe %No :
BEAUTIFUL SCEssHE.
5NSG0o For s..
s:ES9ea aDGDGDo

sT:E12sSOGDG !
Will he distributed at Cercert Uall, Macon, Ga,
December IL, 1865, according 70 the following mag
nfccnt and unprecedented Scheme under the swori,
superintendent OF Col Geos'N. Logan, AID Jas A.
Nsbet, Esq. ..-.. -
CLASS III. -. -
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CAPITAL s12,0Oo.

25l Prizes amounting 10 10000
Only 10 000 Numbers Tickets SIS Halves 50 80:
Quarters 81 25. In this Scheme it YOU draw anything
even the lowest Prize it will be five tunes the cost Of
the Ticket. Prizes payable in full Without deductiO-
and every Prize is drawn at each Drawing aud some
person must get them. Orders strictly confidential
Drawings sent to orders. Registered letters at my
risk Bills on all solvent Banks at pair.
Address JAS T. WINTER,
Nov. l3-tf. ~. Macon, Ga.
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4 rovd assortment consisting Of Cotton. W orstcd
and silk. for Ladies aud Gentlemen, White md Black
silk M;tts, White and Colorcd SiIs Gloves Md and
Buck do Ga9ntets and Wooden Gloves for ladies and
Gentlemen: ,S.ua
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Attention---Beat No. 2.

IN pursuance of orders from Ecgmental Head Quar-
L ters you are hereby ordered to parade at Camden
on Saturday the 4th day of November inst. at 10 o.
clock, A. NJ. armed and equipped as the law directs,
for drill and review.
The Commissioned and non-commssioncd officers
will assemble the day previous for drill and instruction
By order Of 1t. Thos. Harris. Com ding.
John j. McKain o. S.
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CLOTHS. CLOTHS! !

1NNE SUBSCRIBER has jlst returned from New
j York, witha choiceselcelion Of CLOTHS. CASSl.
MERFS- AND NESTINGS, to- which Inc invites the
attention OF gchtemen as they will be sold reason
able terms. Work executed in the best style and la
test fashion. e. 4. McDONALp.
Sept ~. 81 IT,
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NOTICE.

wv F'-' . -
4 H. persons indebted TO the subscriber arerequest'
n ted TO call aud sctla viii lie glad tosell all
my friends and estoplcls on short time with the
cepiion Of such articles cor bacon flour, lard etc.
and for such articles mus sare c:nh or cannot sell.
The subscriber also adds ht such persons as have
been running accounts nH1tim and haze not paid hs
does not desrs to keep ACCOUNTS with and he is only
willing to sellto such rs Ny him promptly.
also give notice that all persous who owe mo prior
to first January last unless they come and make some
satisfactory arrangement, blythe j 5tli March, hext
their papers will bepased in the hands OF " Thuriow
Caston ESQ., fot collection.
Jan 16,-if ROBERT LATTA-
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Northumberland Light Infantry.
DuRst ANT TO ORDER from 1t. Col. Warren, you
4 are hereby notified to lie and appear at the Com
pauy Rendezvous properly armed aud equipped for
drilland review on Saturday the oath November, at
10 o'clock A. ~ p. ,,.-..2'
The oficerswill meet at the same time and place
tlfc day previous for drill anil Instruction
&. By order Cnp.. Ancrim.
Oct 23-td T.. J. DELAY, Clerk.
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Wallets Mango Ointment,

VNJARRANTED to cnre the mango III animals.
w Just received and for sale by
Nov. e. l. d "OhNN.'N " ":