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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-28

A ssI9SEE's SALE or CHOICE GROCERIES, WINES.
"A .lnofs and Havana segars-HESRY IL. HERTS Jr.,
VII se at auction Thursday August p l0s O'Clock.
the ssleroom, No 5s Pine street Arge lot Of choice
liquors and Havana By order nj
LEWIS BENTON. Attorney FOR Assignees.
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Y 5. MErLoR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

w informs friends public he par
cular attention 70 the sale Of horses buggs carriages a
connection it'll his regular He believes his To-
cation unequaed the OF this description II properly
Also fancy every description He begs safe that
he has whatever with the late firm his only
place q business being Is and Is Park opposite tho
House.
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w s, MEILoR, AUCTIONEER. w. s. MELLOR,
Friday. August ~ at l0f O'Clock at salesroom Is
and Is Park single and cluster brilliant diamond
rings pins and earrings English and Swiss lever watches
by The most eminent makers in heavy Is cret gold
ladies' enameled watches the back with diamonds,
tine gold ewely consisting of vest chains obs &C penc
mosaic and bracelets sleeve but
tons studs Foenne enameled and mosae do being the
tire stock of retailer and the richest assortment offered this
season at auction Catalogue the morning Of sale Also
cases of ray ling med chi
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UCTTos NoTICE-M DOUGHTY, AUcTIoSEER.
IA Will sell this day Io1s o'clock a. = Centre street
large assortment Of and secondh md furniture OF every
ron French and other beds,esds nahogs
and maple chairs 10 iron ha stands French plate oval
and pier mirrors; BEDS mattresses and bedding &c. By
order o. the assignee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-28

msCKLLANEOUS.
Sl. sdrsr.er xi % receipt y 81 SEND reseip. ior
rss e sh ..ns | ~ % nr
srs fsry sap 70 Cos. not Over ~ cent? 90 w
isasy .osp. Any wanting Iassfvi.. sdy.s:
oss vSs % ssd q s sase % ms q
can Dc %sas n any small 1oe% and IN an ordinary dinner
10 Bowery.
A RARE cHAsCE.-ANY PERSON WITH A SMALL
IA capital Wishing 70 commence sure and pronAbls
the eees2sied Chinese furniture posS Apply SIS
A DvIcE GaArrs-rS THE CHOICE or A HUSBAND
oonaacio5s poiesnsa. captains. skinny srys,.
"a a snnsa runaway s5' cos ens eyed eeuSs
Tom iyers and vel dressed Bowsry elscsless o. som.
al parsons schoomsscrs doctors Of medicine
orssernes inters tanners ilers and BAKERS YsSsses
Johnny Bulls French Germans spsniards and Swiss Ne
mae country o sIasdOm.
Cur THIS our.-oAsrERs BRrrrASIA WARY.
ner a ,ss sser plating and fai9s Oss No csherIes
new Also psa and orn.mehia sisns made . order
E'LAes FLAGS. ELAes-F CHAPMAN. MANIAC
snd % Cranberry street Brooklyn NB-Fsgs on hand for
GREAT MASS MEETING a
'Doai think for q momentI that we have more work hsn
do. be ordered painted and delivered
i day, BY ACKERMAN MILLER, IeI Nassau street,
70 he Herald onice.
CAs STOVES RANGES, &c., &c.-w. r. sHAws PA.
" tent economsns fuel saving labor Free from Al
ot0rs dus smoke Objectionable 70 All others tpwards
q s.s now IN operation. for sale at GEO L. CANSoNs,
ts Broadway.
ICsT fEPoRrED.-A LOT or THE NEWEST no
~ heuan fancy will be sold at wholesale BIZ
III. Y GJksINER, ia Bowery, sev York
I .ooEINg CLASPS AND PICTURE SRAMgs-coUN.
II W ade tupphed Nos. 3oo 800 3o2 Greenwich street
corner 81 Beach, New York. HORACE v. sIGBER
---------------
CEwrNG MACHrSEs.-THEsE MACHINES ARE SIN
~ pie IN Their construction liable order
skps stitch, easy 70 earn are adapted
70 all kinds o. sewing, either cloth esher; work with
dispatch with cotton linen A
binder Those Interested respectfully invited 10 ca and
examine for themselves Price fa JOSEPH THoRNE SIS
Broadway
u,Hr FASHION or THE SEASON IN ggvTtpwgy,s
j hats will introduced hy 1ENfN, on saturiav naxt
The 3Wh New York and the Union have Tor years Al
quarterly Of Oenn the styes
Inc day and fall 1855 viii be found possess Inc
highest claims the admiration Of of taste sud Judgment
GENIN, 2l4 Broadway, opposite ~ Psui's Church.
xvIEIrIE noNTAGNB ZINC COMPANY
TRANCE
The subscribers agents o. this company preparedt
supply dealers with their various prodr 1n liberal terms.
via -
zsc wrirt ParSr more brilliant in color and durs
.xs...r x,.r - 49,. abex,htvw vooaefa
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:. MELLOR. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PLATE

w s. NELLoR AUCTIoNEER-FRENCH PLATE,
w pier and mantel mirrors morrow, Thursday IL
O'Clock at the salesroom Nos Is and Is Park
of twenty first quality French plate, pier
Of the latest and nosi fashionable styles and richly
ed frames and first quality plate also about forty oil
ngs rich gilt frames also, three rolls of ingram carpet
mating table cloths, counterpanes clocks 6c also
tire of rich French china glass
motto cups toilet sets &C. The whole for positive sale
logGes on morning Of sale.
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ToBT LLOYD, ACCOMMODATIONS LLOYD SONS
q wtii SET No go BrosdvAy, Of Brooms
ths eAy, Aug ~ At los octocs A. NJ, household furni
rexnoyrt Tor OF OF
Brusss and ingram carpets mahogany betseads dressing
bureau wnshstand, abes sofas hair cloth and seat
chairs mirrors crccsery ware, &C As, day, l2.
O'Clock, valuable ASSORTMENT Of yewery, diamonds gold
Axrures consisting q gss mirrors, coauers csande
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ISUGEAE d. FRANKLIN, AUCrroNEER-AUcTIo

EUGESE b. FRANKLIN, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
II se o. superior cabinet made furniture 70 pay advances
10 Friday morning a. Q5t ococx, n the sales
o. FRANKLIN, NICHOLS a CO.. - Nassau street.
uoo Large stock and second hand furniture
Of rosewood mahogany, OAK aud walnut paror
Of the best make and nns, snd covered With
French brucael plush hair Goth and ngured
taiions Turkish reclining chairs IN moauel parior sofas
lounges otomans arm Nosire snc rocking chairs psror
chars suits and fancy and reception chairs
ire card and pier tables secretary and library bookcases
ladies' work andfAncy tabiss sdeboards exten
sion tables dnng chairs oak rosewood and mahogany
chamber suites enameed furniture dressing and plain bt
wAsstands bedsteads 81 style hair maresses
psssses wsrdrobes Ac.. Ac Also several costly French
plate gi frame mirrors and pier glasses oil paintings,
cravings Brussels and ingram carpets silver plated ware
table cutlery, china and glass fancy goods Ac re-
This vii be positive shine, and worthy The Atten
oa OF oy and out Of town buyers the goods % be sold
OF first class made fur
niinTe al q which vi be vsTrsr.e being collection such
" - dom offered al austen.
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M s MELLOR, AUCTIONEER. ANOFORTES AT
w auction this day Thursday at II o'clock at the sales
rooms IL and Is Park deliberately carved
pearl nlad plate ~ octave made by w. LndemAn Son. of
New York, and cost $3.50 made by p Trainer having
been in about two Also three second hand pianos
Of good tone and finish also, twenty piano stools covered
with plush aud hair cloth,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-28

CARPETIrGs AND UPHOLsTERY.
A GRAND RALLY
"A OF the sovereign people from all parts OF the
Union takes place At the spacious and elegant
sales rooms Of HIRAM ANDERSON, ~ Bowery,
WEEK,
Where superb English velvet Brussels. threeply
And ingram carpets are sold al the most
NEW FALL GOODS
~ UPHOLSTERY,
GUSTAV MAIERiAIs,
FRnscH BAsciTcs,
- Asp WINDOW ssApKs.
SOLOMON HART,
2&3 Broadway
FULL SUPPLY
OF FALL. GOODS,
suitable for
CURTAINS, FuRNIrpRK covgRiSG
AND rsrxatos DECORATION
Which they offer wholesale and retail
Upon the most favorable terms.
store closed on Saturdays
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IIENxY 2. HERrs, JR., AUcIroSEER, WILL SELL AT
III auction Friday, August - l0ts o'clock a, NO ~
syeuas r. corner Of Thrt svee large es Of groceries
wlnen &C. comprising and black teas coffee
tces pickles soap. candies sweet Of, maccaron
brands. cAres futures &c, &C, also lease Of
store TO- ave years.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-28

RIO NICARAGUA ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Nj
Il csragua Emigration once Is removed from los We
street 10 AT Broadway, No up stairs, where Nj
fabens for time past Director Of Colonzsos in Near
qua, may be found for the present
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rYHr FASHION or THE SEASON IN gEyTtpwexa
hats will be introduced by GENIN SATURDAY. nexs
the 3gh New York and the Union have Tor years a.
ceped the quarterly issues OF 0enn the governing sy ~
the day and his fall hat for 1855 Will be found possess tho
highest claims to the admiration Of men of taste sud judgment
GENIN, 2S Broadway, opposite ~ Psul's Church.
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A CCTfoN SALE.-THE SUBSCRIBER REVIEWS AUG.
IA ton sales this morning AZ l0a oclocx Al bis spacious
70 Nassau street stock consists number OF
from wholesale manufacturers OF furniture and
Gphosery artists importers Of china glass esrhenware
ornsmens Havana ewery, watches, silver ware,
Ac Also very many small lots from pyae individuals,
worthy the attention Of ladies and genemen wishing 10 avail
fhemxr;yes advantages " B.-Cons gnments soil
cited upon which advances are made when required
TCNIs MORRELL Aucioneer.
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r OsT-FR0M ASTOR PLACE A LARGE GREEN PAR
L. II TIE who finds sad bird viii return Il 10 No
6as'or place be sba pc literally rewarded by the
n osT OR STOLEN-1iifs DAY BETWEEN 913 PFARf,
IL aud the Fulton Bank corner OF John and Pearl
streets, sll0 IN city money also, note drawn by Peter
endorsed by John Harper spd James Kelly Payment the
the liberal reward viii be paid for money or nots
on application 70 James Kelly, $50 Pearl street. :
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fyEORGF COOK, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FUR
NJ n,ure 10 morrow al 1865 O'Clock a. "a Broadway near
Grand street Via Very superior psror suits
verings bureAus bedseai wsshsisnds
tables sdesoards eseres chars roexers lounges eren
the best and must be sold pay advances MAJ
he examined 70 day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-28

TIARDwARE AUCTION NorrcE-JSo. v. VAN
III ANTwERr's second regular saI trade sale wLI take
place THURSDAY Aug y 10 o'cocx No. ZIG Pearl
erest Full particulars catalogues wklsh really
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CIIBEaT q. SAVAGE, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
NJ toa Of assignee sale Of rrocTss-By BASLEY SA-
yAGg 81 Cedar street Friday, Augast p commencing ct
bali pest oelcck A. M-sugars rhre and light brown,
zpOp Champagne, clsrst vine vine brandy In
caska and demokrs teas green and black coffee
spices. &c.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1856-08-07
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

During the session of the late Quarterly
Conference for the Edgcficld Circuit, held
Mt Mount Vernon, the following Preamble
and Resolutions were adopted and ordered
to be printed
WHEREAS, this Quarterly Conference has
heard will, pain and unaffected grief, Of
the sudden death of one Of its most eff.
cient and highly esteemed members, Major
Thomas NIcnoLs, of Mount Lebanon :;
Therefore,
Resolved, 1st, That we the members Of
this Quarterly Conference do bow with
meek submission to this aflliclive dispensa
tion Of Divine Providence.
2nd, That in the death of our Brother,
THOMAS NICHOLS, the community has been
| deprived of one Of its best citizens, the
church of 4 faithful and consistent mcm-
Der, and this circuit of one of its most sue
ccssful stewards.
3d, That we tender to the bcrcavcd
widow and orphans of our departed brother,
our deepest sympathies in their irreparaLle
loss.
4th, That blank page be left to his
memory in our Journal.
5th, That the Secretary furnish the fam
lily OF the dccea I with copy of these
resolutions, and MES for publication
III the Abbcvlle geiicld papers, and
oou'hc'R Chrtsf JOCdte.
r. j. BOYD, L. +.
II. T. WRrolrr, Sec.
Mount Vcrnon, 1uqust 1st, 1856.
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Morals an Hayti.-A visitor to this negro
empire states that the propensity for thicv-
ing is so strong and general there, tia,
when fire breaks out in any of the sea.
port towns, the merchants hurry at once
with their money to the shipping in the
harbor. prcferring to deposit in the hands OF
entire strangers ratlor than expose it to in.
evitable loss from robbery by their negro
fellow citizens. According to n statistical
document, oat Of 1868 children, born in
the first quarter Of the year in three pro.
vinces in Hayti, seventeen hundred were
born out of wedlock, and only l63 were
legitimate. This is the condition to which
Grcely wishes to elevate the slave.
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THE CROPS AND WEATHER

We regret to learn from many portions
OF our District, that the cotton and corn
crops are suffering much from drouth and
tho army worm. In some localities, We
arc Informed, the ravages of the worm is
truly alarming, destroying everything in
the shape of vegetation within its reach.-
IL has made Its appearance in every section
OF our District, to n greater or less extent.
1hefe Is every reason to believe that the
cotton and corn crops will now Jc much
cut off
Cropping is becoming an exceedingly
uncertain BUSINESS in this District, from
excessive drouths coming on at the very
tune rain IS needed to mature the crops.
Especially is this the case with the corn
crop, as the history of the past five years
will testify. The seasons seem evidently to
DO undergoing change. Farmers will
have to procure a variety of corn that will
mature earlier than that they are now u.s.
ing, or they cannot look forward with any
degree Of certainty to an abundant yield.
1t seems to us if corn grown in Northern
attitudes, where the summers ave short and
intense, and consequently the maturity Of
the grain more rapid than with us, could
be introduced 10y our farmers, the unccr-
tainty might i'll some measure be obviated.
we require now corn that will mature by
the last of June, as that is about the time
for several years past the droutlls have
set in.
We should like to hear from intelligent
farmers upon this subject; also, something
in relation to the army worm, its origin,
habits. &C.. &c.
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QUIET REIGES AT WaPsawn

Since the SUMNER and BuRL1xGAME af-
fair has been brought to close, scarcely a
thing has occurred at Washington to dis
turb the consequent placidity. The proba-
blilty Is, that the moral teachings of that
transaction from beginning to end, will not
be lost to Northern members of the House.
Defeated in augmentation, thrashed for
slander and held up to tho world in their
cowardice, they should learn to be more
respectful to Southern men and mindful of
Southern interests. :.
Col. Brooks has again been sworn in
and taken his seat as member Of Congress,
doubtless much to the regret of those who
were so eager to eXpell him.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1856-08-07
FOR KANSAS.

We learn from the Columbia papers
that Mr.. WARREN ID. WILKES arrived at
that place on Monday last, to meet the
Kansas cmigrants who are to accompany
him to that Territory. Upon mastering his
company, he found II from Chester, Is
from Sumter, 3 from Anderson, from Ab-
bevi:le, from Lexington and 1 from Rich
land. 1t is stated in one of the Anderson
papers, that funds forwarded and which Mr..
WILKES takes with him, amounts to about
ftty Mousand dollurs. Mr.. WILKES de-
serves much credit for his zeal in this
cause.
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j. ~. BAILEY, r.. S.
Greenwood, S. G., July 81, 1856.
GRAND DIVISION s. OF T..
Greenwood, S. c., July 25, 1856.

Greenwood, S. c., July 25, 1856.
On motion Of Bro. E. TuAYEn, G. c.,
Resolved, unanimously, That the thanks
OF the Grand Division are most Justly due,
and are hereby most warmly presented, to
the officers and members of Greenwood
Division N. 80, particularly to the commit
tee OF tue same, for the very admirable ar
rangements made by them for the reception
and accommodation of the Delegates to
this Grand Body; and also, that they be
presented to the citizens of Greenwood, es.
peci"liy the ladies, for their sebounded
hospitality in entertaining in their families,
without exception, all the members of this
Grand Division, which will ever be cher
ished by them RS one of the most pleasant
and delightful "reminiscences of their lives.
RESOLVED, undnin,ously, That tho prece.
ding resolution be communicated to Green.
wood Division, and published as usual in
different Gazettes, and fliat Pastors of tile
Churches in Greenwood be desired 10 read
the same on the Sunday following their re-
ceiying copy Of it. >s S''s',f :.
s. coRLEY, Grand Scribe.
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Gettiny Iirea of it.-The Kansas cores
p"ndrnt Of the New York Tribune makes
the following complaint Of the 3;.cllward-
ness OF trec>"il aini auoIilionist movements
i'll favor of Kansas. 1t is gratifying To no
t,cc, OIL the other hand, that Southern emf
grafton to the Territory has hardly slack-
encd:
81, is somewhat singular thing. that
while the Northern States have been r;nr-
ing with moneys collected for Kansas, there.
is yet no means here to sustain anvhodv of
men for any length of time. But little
money has been sent here for two or three
months back. have had several romI,ani, $
report themselves, and individuals, lis ready
to take The field and march to open the
Missouri river, to guard the entrance into
the Territory by Nebraska, and to be ready
to meet and repel any attack that might be
made, Or outrage, but these have been
obliged to abandon such idea for want of,
means to keep II party Of any size in the
field"
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- ----.-
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT

Maj. Tnos. NlcnoLs, whose sudden deatl,
occasloned the recent solemn meeting Of
our Division, has long been known TO us
all as u man whose virtues we did well to
initiate. In all the private relations of life,
as husband, father and friend, VIC ever re-
cogn'zed in him the high-toncd bearing of
the honest man and the sincere Christian.
Morality and truth had no more Jealous ad
vocate; his zeal was of that untiring, indie
fatigable nature that knows no DISCOURAGE
ment, and ever presents Il life whose COLI
sistcncy and beauty are to be read of all
men.
In tile cause of Temperance, every men,
bcr OF our Division can point to the monu-
mcnts Of his zeal and sclfdcvotiop. lie
was among the first to uufur the banner oe
the order III this community, and ever after
to the last moments of his llfs-throurh
long years Of vicisitu,le, sometimes of pros.
perl.y, and others of alvcrsity-he contin-
ued tie same warm, earnest advocate of its
principles and noble ends. We therefore
offer the following preamble and resoIu-
tons:
WHEREAS, in the inscrutaLIe Providence
OF God, our friend and brother, Mai. Tnos.
NICHOLS, has been suddenly removed from
on: midst beyond that bourn from which
no traveller returns; therefore be it
ResoiVcl, That in tho death of Bro.
NICHOLS, the Greenwood Division of the
Sons of Temperance has sustained the loss
OF one OF Its most Jealous, iudcf;,tigable
members.
Resolved, That the cause of Temperance
IN general has lost one of its most consci-
entlous and devoted advocates, and this
entire community a most worthy citizen.
ItesoI"ed, That in this sad bcreav,nent
OF the death Of an atfectionatc father and
husband, we deeply sympalllise with the
stricken family.
1fesotred, That leaf of our records be
set apart and inscribed to the memory Of
HOS. NICHOLS; and that the members of
the Division, in testimony of respect for
their deceased brother, wear tho usual badge
OF mourning thirty days.
Resot0ea, That a committee be appointed
10 wait on the bereavcd family, and present
Them with copy Of this address and rcso-
lutions.
Res0lve'i, That these proceedings be
published in the ALbcvillo Banner and
Temperance STANDARD.
j. II. LOGAN,
Z. r. CALHOUN,
J. r. TARRANT,
J.. II. SMITH,
Committee
j. ~. BAILEY, II. S.
Greenwood, S. c., JuIy 81. 1856.
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Ait Carson against Colonel Fremont
Kit Carson, says the Missouri Democrat,
who knows Fremont better than anv living
man, and who led him through the difficult
passes, by which Fremont acquired his
reputation, is not for him. lie thinks Ere.
mont is acting too much on borrowed or
stolen notoriety. Kit is the s,nnrter of the
two, and deserves more at the hands of the
country; and we have no doubt, if he had
been lucky enough to have allied himself
with some prominent family, he would this
day have been far ahead Of the woolIy horse
candidate.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1856-08-07
BIBLE sOCrETY

The Anniversary of the District Bible
Society WAS celebrated at this place on
"Wednesday the 3olh ul'., upon which oc-
cason tho Rev. II. ii. DURAST delivered
an interesting and appropriate sermon, and
our townsman, DIR. J.J. WARDLAw, the adj
dress, both Of which werc listened to by a
large assembly with deep interest. Tlis
Society, we learn, is one of the oldest and
most tlourishing of the kind in the State.
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Obituorn.

DIED. on 2Sth nltmo, WILLIAM RIcuMoxD.
only child of 5. a. aud V. &. Wilson. "f Ahbc
vile District. 5. C., aged . months. The fond
parents, trusting in the pow cr and grace Of ,l,t
saviour, who, when on earth, said, "Suircr little
children, and forbid them not, to come unto me.
Tor OF such is the Kingdom of Heaven" have
surrendered their dear IiiIlc boy unu him. he.
hcr'ng that b" hath taken him to himself They
would sny, eve shall go to him, bu, he shall
not return to u.s."
$50 fades the lovely. blooming flower,
frall smiling solace Of an hour;
>" soon our transient c"ninrts tv,
And pleasure only blooms to die"
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ES- We would invite the attention of
our readers to the advertisement of Messrs.
WIER & MILLER, who arc now selling off
their stock of Goods at cost Persons
wishing bargains, would do well to give
them call.
We would also direct attention to the
advertisement Of LYONS, the clothing man.
Persons wishing anything in his line, will
find it to their interest to call on him.
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,SDViIeyn .HrfLr}jyf CIurcL IN Ern>

.s""fhern Jfeth~iist Church IN England.
KEY. John L. Edwards, OF RrIlnonl
va, now IN London, writes: 1t may no;
be out Of place just here, to say that the
Methcdist Episcopal Church, South, in the
United States, is scarcely recognized by the
Wesleyan Methodists of this country. Per
s"naiiy, | have received the most polite and
courteous attentions from the ministers to
whom | had letters Of introduction but
have not been invited to preach in any OF
their chape!s! Our church is regarded, to
say the least, as pro-savery church, and
the Methodists of tits country will not tol.
crate any such body as Il par. of the Chris.
tan family. They are quite us decided in
ti'cir opposition to us as are our good New
England Methodist brothers mt home.
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s: coRLEY, Grand! Scribe.

The whole number Of land warrants is.
sued under itte act.of March, $50, ito the
present time .inalpsivs, IS 1ss, 40, srnbsac-;
ing moro taan u 100000 acressse Nine
thousand ana fiss susss6. xsss.issasd
sssng ysys & ~ ssss5s, ssss5s = %
lasshst JsnS5 ssKEsa sKsssad
ssaiisAd b5ssss sssessf yisss s5 TSSdsS5infl 60
ijsssh 100000. assegs,assss -. 81 81