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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-23
STRAYED.T

CEyENTEEN head of cattle which have
- beeninthe range all sunl1nef. Theynny
have beem driven or sifayed DC with other "a Z
tie. They are supposed to be on the head OF
Eighteen Mill Creek Of on the Poca rtyer.-
They are two and three year q a NJ ymaFk Is
4 M on the right ear nd . hole id the left
ear. Some Of them are not I'M my mpfk5 being
cattle which were bought, marks not reriemr'
bered. A.HlH =
A liberal reward will be paiflto any person
who viii bring them to my farm5ef Keep them
until Iscan get them, Any Information 81
there Whereabouts will he thaakflIly received
.TTIOS. FIFE.
Buffalo, Putnam Co., Va, Fsb.3 1855, i
E - nIH %&+EZt@N@I Et&a S1 NEHt.TL4FN@EH NsfH EH "
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-23

s1rocery anu +lfarlWare Department. NE
IN th4s department. we keep 4 vety large
STOCK OF grogerles, such as n. q. sugar, coffee,
Etef, fsolaNSess crushed puiverized and loaf SUI.
gar pepper. ispIcei, ginger, indigo, lard ana lin
seed OIL, white lead, tobacco: candiesl saan
sup. earb. SOFIA rice, ex.. log wood, cotton yaTp'
|conperas, alum, salerains, powder, lead. Shot,
and a great laa ny other articles usually kent
II a grocery store, too numerous I'd mention
Also. a Large stock Of csrdagr and hardware.
CONSISTING Of mbnflia and hemReorls pc. from,
to 2 inches; iron. steel, nails, c~estiaes eut.
lers, Of all kinds building materials. meaban.
les, coopers,s and farmers tools; mill, wbin.
cross cut anf other sawS, Of the best EnrIish
and American me nufac ture, 10 which We mar
ticuiafls llNateIt The attention of tanners. me
chantcs anu lunfbefmsn. All great care has
neen observed n the seloctiolsof these articles
We think YOU would do well III Iii 49,
anime our stock 5eforeApurchasjng eissustsr
feeling assured that 1t Will beto vvanr aaran
tage to do sol M. -
Particular attention 70 alf anvFora III.
may be favored with.
Our stock consists, in part ar
Cloths, and cassimeres, kreat yar,ety Il
Flannels, Of eY erv variety. sH
I 2 colofed sa tinctts, III
/ LADIES' dress goods,
Silk goods.
White goods, 4
Gloves and hosiery,
shawis, carpets, &c.
Oil cloths NEr4
Boots and shoes,
Mems and boys hats, "
Cloth dress and frock ceats.
assorted sacks, comprising sacks, half sacks
Assorted business coats,
Cloth sack Goats,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-23
wILIdAM SMITH,
SADDLE ana FAIRNESS Maker,

BuFFALo, Va {
lHouLD inform his friends and the
wv public generally that ho still con
tinues to manufacture every Description
Of work in his line ii the Best manner;
and at as low pricesa as can be purchased
in Western Virginia.
Thankful for the patronage beretofore
bestowed onhim, he respectfully asks :
continuance Of the same.
June II. 1886, F2n1Otf.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-23

The New York Tribune informs us
that sixteen murders have been perpetra-
ted in New York since the first day Of
April. u
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-23
70 THE PUBLIC.

ANDhEM, Aims. OIL hanawha couaty,
a4d JAMES w. HoGE, OF Putnam county,
hdying entered INTO partnership, as Attorneys
aad IonnsaloI at Law, under the StyleHe OF.
FAhkS q HUGE, tof the counties of Mason
.afd Putnam; vail attend althe county quar-
ssfiy circuit couFtsin those counties, and
VIII attend promptly 70 all business which
may DC entrusted 70 them. appertaining Ito
their profession. PARKS & R0GE.
fanLI. l8lS - !
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-23
BUFFALO TANNEY, FoR .s4I7El

A BARGAIN can be had in the Tan
a4 merry situated immediately back pt
1baifalo' containing about one acre ofland
wfth z good bark house. bark min, and
well Of water. etc. Tho tan house Is
somewhat out Of repair. Buffalo Is one
of the best points in Western virginia
Iffof q tannery. RO. T. HARVEY.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-23
VALUABLE KANAWHABoTTOM
FARM E0R SALE,
Haryey's Western Va, Land Agencl

OIiee. 9TT"IT FTfT Z
GITUATED about four miles from
y BUFFALO,, containing about 800
acres about one hundred acres Of which
are well improved, With. comfortable
log house. AHbafgaH can beIhad.
ALSO.-Another valuable tract ofland
X for sale, lying and being on Big
Hurricane Greek, Putnam county Con
tanning 855 acres, which Win lie sold low
for cash, horses or cattle, of y time by
purchaser giving bond, bearing interest
from date. Ro. I. HARVEY.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-23
nv lRGINiA:--At Rules lelf in tile clerks
office Of Wyoming circuit co1lri, on Inc
tst Monday in March,, 1857,
Sally Stewart, comply "a
VS.. In Chancery.

N HI"E NIt " nv UtI LEsfJ -. II.H." ~ -
MThe object Of this snit is to obtain 1. divorce
from tile bonds of m~atrimAny. ard II appear
ing from satisfactory evidence that HE sal
defendant IS not a resident Of the Common
veal b al Virginia, on motion OF tile com:
plainant, by her COUNSEL il is ordered that
the said defendant do appear here within one
month after the due publication hereof. and
do VIII. is necessary 10 protect hls interests
ip the premises; and that a copy ottthiS order.
be forthwith inserted in some newspaper pub
.lished in the Commonwealth, Tor four weeks
su ccsssively, and pcSted ut the frohtIdoor Of
Wyoming C9urtsHouse. on the first day Of the
next county court. Acopy testes
WM. N HENDERSON, &c.
May 10, 1851, n4w4. !
w WALKER,4 Sol. N
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-23

GAMuEL T. NEAL, vs.. John Crawford,
y Ezekiel dividend, VinetntBK. Breed ng
aud George Ellison the Chancery side Of
the Circuit Court Of Putnam county.
The defendants in the above suit VIII take
notice that I shall on the ltth day q Lane,
1857, al the tavern house Of Perry Wanna re,
in the Town Of West Columbia and county
Of Mason, take the deposition Of William At
kinson; and on The 18th day q juno, 1891,
at the house of John Nj Fisher, IN the county
OF Jackson, | shall ia Ike The deposition Of Leo
nard Green and others, and on the 18th day
of June. 1851, atthe Clerks office Fl the Clf-
cult Court of Kanawha county, shall take
the uiepositiqtn of John Atkinson and on the
st day Of July, 1887, at the clerks Office et
the circuit court Of Putnam county, ! shall
take the deposition OF Jane Fisher and others.
seacR and all of said dispositions 10 be~read as
eyidencefor ME in the t1ial Of theHaboSe suit,
and shoaldsaid dispositions, or any or either
'of. them, not be taken on the days above
named tie taking thereof will he continued
from day to day, and fEom time 10 time, till
fully taken. YehJs, bISEI n
IN SAMEEL1T. NEAL.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-23

Persons indebted. 10 us are ~rsqnestef 10
.cdn1e forward aud settle immeaia liz. as long
eFIndulgenc cannot be given.
81 BlNsWANGEH s BRO:
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-23
Aunilla Wv p
w. HI. " .. "a. GosHoRN,
vi V eessae aaa Retail Deattts; i'll
DryEoo ds, Groceries
ISADY-MADE eLoTIIiSG, j
G~iassMass, QuecIisMare, Hardware an,
h I'M " hanicS fconIsE Us ~ EE

I@sGHt SfNfH ATF5ff rs 81 III
GiasSMaee, QHeclisNare, Hardware and
MGchanics' FOOLS, I%
EROST RdyREFT1IF OH rI PsTnN. yES@
,,N- ffAEt In,
lsP !. tellos OUT tlafdware and GFel
- ~ st, kafofF N.Y. Ithe faom formerly oeeaI
Plse.u " 9Msfssatst piqoNS btiefiam q Goa and
aaJoinihslSEqlhIF ltfy pqe0S ot9re,fMa beg leave
70 say thak lns AnsllIeFs hfihS ol .&l Cos
ifeFtl anu Il ,NA. ,fo@Sterh. VIII Ehereat tier ~
~epndheleg unHsf tgelSl>ie u him on w. II
IS VA =. Nt1s'lofn' aHthe old stand-of W.. u
lioshotr1, hi here thtS are now receiving ahd
opening 4Feet Ifam the cities OF New York
Phifadelphiafand B%aFtinoreI the largaast.;a ind
most 9dutfab & stock df Fall ahd@.N inter Good.
ever braeNsf1l 10 TINS market u amongst which
VIII re ieqqd every variety 81 ladies and gen;
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-23

yTIRGINIA SS--At Rules held in the
' ctefkts Office of the circnlt court of the
county ofPutnam, in the month oE May, 1851
samuslT. Neal, complainant
vs. j.: Il 81 .H. 5Ah3t
John Crawford, Ezekiel JKiieaa, John
dividend, Vincent K. Breeding ana George
Ellis. In CHkNcERY,
1t appearing BY affidavit thatthe d efen1ants
Ezekiel dividend and Vincent X! Breeding
are non residents Of the State o. Virginia,
and the object or this suit being u enioin the
defendants, &heir agents, attorneys and all
concerned, from further proceedings on
Il Sudgrpentp FLAMES Cartmiltg d iustieeot the
peace Of Putnam county, rendered on the 5tll
day Of December fs55,@A fave rEbof Ezekiel
JiyideRd, one Of the defendants and asains'
the comPia ma MT tIntiFthe NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
circuit court for said county, If Is therefore
ordered thattbt MISUNDERSTANDING doap-
pear here within one month fterT due publ
cation Of this order, and do wtatiis necesSa-
fy to protect their interest in theS premises. 7
Teste, RIO. II. HARVEY CIk.
May ~ 1854 n3w4. -
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-23
HoTEI
TRUST SALE.

III - 10 A1tOSA ItbLe H.tHII~TFF
N..pnfsaance. Of a Deed of Trust siyen byI
4 John ~Eiansford to me, as trusted, III se-
toT.5B. Taylort the sum of SI24S S5, and
the interest, which trust deed Is recerdeaI hi
book q, age. so, Kanawha Comfy oart
glerk' Y otfce Virginia, and Is dated l0th July;
ls55, l~shallpfocecd. on the 9th day Of May
next, a the # ont door of the Court House Of
VIA county, to selito the highest bidierS
ana lor cash, the negro slaves mentioned in
sSid deed 5of trust, 10 wit-Matilda. Frank,
Hanpahs MiIley and Sanford.
TIL. b. SWAMI,
April !, isi5T,tf Trustee 4.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-23

Grayson-John Dickinson, d.
Greenbrier-Thos Creigh, dis.
Greene and Orange---John6H Lee, a,
Greensville and Sussex--Wm I
Lundy a. ~
Halifax---John r Edmonds, and Wm
MgHoWerton, d.. d
Hampshire Hugh PERIL, and Ro. N
Powell, ID. n
Hanoyyer---Wm Nelson, d.
Hardy ohm H Cassion, Dis.
Harrison--Ro johnson and D D
Wilkinson, d. H.
Henrico--Henry Cox, dis.
Henry--Wiliam Marian, dis.
Higlrland-Jolfn Bird, d.
Isle OF Wight-A G Moody, d.
Jackson and Roane-J H3Chase, d.
Jeferson-Wells ] Hawks, d, and
Logan Osbourn, dis.
Kanaw ha-Chas Rufner and Nicholas
Fitzhugh. dis.
King George and stafford-7John sed
don, d, NJ
King William--Harrison B Young, d.
Lancaster and Northumberland R,
a Claybrook. d. \
Lee---Job B Crabtree, d. I
Lee and Scott Hickman, d, N
Louisa John Hunter, d.. .S
sLewis---Wm E Arnold, d.
Logan, Boone and Wyoming--E
Ward. Ind.
Loudoun-HB Powell, and Chas q
Ball dis. 4
Lunenbufg-Geo w Hardy, d..
Madison-JasS Kemper, d.
HMarshall-Ro Alexander d. !
fM~ason-Alex Long, ID.
thew and Middlesex--W G Lane,d
Marion-A ? Haymondd, and Ulysses.
N Arnett, d
Mecklenburg--Wm H Jones, d,
Mereer4r-Jas NJ Baily, d. !,
Monongalia-- "a G Davis and AN Bars
boar, d..
I%onroe-A 4 Chapman, d and Allens
z Caperton, Dis.
Montgomery---Chas a Ronald, d.
Morgan Joseph SDuckwall, d.
Nansemond--N Riddick, dis.
Nelson---Jacob Warwick, dist.
Norfolk City--F Mallory, independent
Norfolk coSy-John Young and Thos
Tatem, d.
Northampton George T VERIFY, dis.
Ohio-Sweeny and -Woods,d dis.
Page-Mann SpitIer, d.
Patrick-Wm a Bnrwell, d.
Pendleton James B Kee, d.
PetersburgH r. Brown, d..
Pittsylvania-EF Remand John Gil
mer, dis. I
Peasants and Ritehie-Hl g Creel, d.
Pocahontas--Adam Nottingham, d..
Pfeston-.R 3 Cowen and J G KEN
bic, a. III
Prince George and surry Geo ri
d.
Prince Edwaed---AsaD Dickinson, d.
Princess Anne-Alfred G Tebanlt, al
Prince William-Seymour Lynn, d..
Pulaski Draper, d.
Pptnam-Ro N B Thompson, d.
Randolph and fuckers. Crane, al
Rappahannoek-Hackl dis
Richmond City---R o Haskins,
r Anderson, and Roscoe B
d.
Richmond CO. and w
Carter, dis.
Roanoke Colin Bass, a.
Rockbridge James w Massie, and
Gardner Paxton, d..
Observation-Disclosures Martz, Addison
Harper, and VIM G Stevens, ID.
Russell and Wise-..Jos Kelly d, and
Garter, dis.
Standardization Gatewood, and
n Sibeft. d.
Smyth--Thos! i Preston, d.
Solthampton-..-Loui E Masond.
Spottsylvania. Oscar Crutchfeld, d.
Taylor-.-Mortimer Fl johnson, dis.
Tazewell...HR Boyle, and r W. Da-
d.
Upshur---R L Brown, d.
f Warren--SW Thomas d.
Washington. Robert 3 Grant, and
Nm L Rice, d.
Wayne..-Jeremiah Wellman, D.
Wetzel-E clarke.d d.
Wood-Arthur ] Foreman, dis.
Wythe-4-JosJ Graham, d..
According to the above classification
he Democratic majority on joint ballot
will be 1870.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-23
81 66rrtistnirts
OFFICE OF THE
vALLE STAR.
cnARLEsToN, KAEAwHA CO., VA.
Rates 81 Adyertising:

Personal communications, kor c~ommnnica-
tibns involving private interests, % cents per
square, iii advance announcements Of can
didates for Office, each 81, in advance,
..sBusineas or otletS commfu aiications to
ensure attic ntion must be addressed to Rrsa
DIE & MuRRELL, Kanwaha @. II, Va.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-23
>DREPARToRY to- going 10 he Eas'

.n3sy-2T.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-12-30
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

ETP The President has ut last accepted the resis-
nation of Hon K. J. Walker. iioycrnor of Kansas
but with some remarks uirn the explanations accol
Innyrg the resignation, AMI suggestion that it Wa!
not us,,al to accept the resignation under pr"tcSt
81 Governor Brown vctuel the hill legaliznG
the Suspension Of The ank, hut the Legislature pass
ed the Lill over the veto. ,y Il twothirls r"tc.
r5 a gentleman in Mississippi. gives his estimate
Of the cotton crop ur the year 1851 nj from 2,jOO O0U
to 2,SO0,O0O.
Ls1 We have received the annual catalogue of tho
officers and students of the t;recmvc baptist Female
College. Tor j7. 1t is neatly printed by ii. f. FL
ford, Of tirccnv:iIc. The number Of pupils whose
names are given in the catalogue is 122. The next
session of the College begins the first Wednesday
in February We are gratilcd to know that this in
Slitutio. i, fast winning prominent position among
tic Colleges Of tac Union.
tE;2' The Ncw York Tribune publishes the impor-
taIt information that Senator Charles Sumner, Of
Massachusetts, has found that Attendance on tho
debates in the Senate affects him injurouSly and that
Le will 70 North for few weeks, Mt sast-"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-12-30
DRUGS, MEDICINES, OILS, &C.
REMOVAL.

DRS. A. G. & Il. j. TEAGUE takes
~ this method of returning their thanks 10
their friends and the public, for tic liberal patron
age bestowed upon them and respectfully an
nounce that they have removed their DIR U G
TOR E to No.2, in the Odd Fellows & Masonic
Building, where they will be pleased to see and
supply their friends and all those wanting
PURE DRUGS, MEDICINES, &C.
OF which they are constantly receiving FRESH
SUPPLIES from the most reputable Drug Houses
in New York
One or both of them will be in the Store at all
times, day and night and give personal attention
to carefully filing prescriptions and orders with
dispatch.
A continuance of the liberal share of trade
heretofore extended to them is solicited, and they
will exert themselves to merit it.
ssg- They will further say to those indebted to
them, that they have never made public call on
any one for money but they are NOW needing
money VERY MUCH, and.arc in hopes that those
indebted will attend to them soon and prevent
them from being forced to the unpleasant necessity
of publicly dunnng those in arrears.
Edooicld Dec % If 81.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-12-30
A GREAT BLESSING TO THE AFFLICTED,

Dr. McLANE. the inventor Of the celebrated ]. "
Err PILLS, prepared by Fleming BIOS, Pittsburgh
Pa, used these pills for several ycara his practice
before he could be induced to offer them to the publ,
i'll such manner rs to make them known throughout
the country This learned physician felt the same
rcpusnance that all hish-mndcd men of science feel
in entering the lists against those unserupuluus c-
prizes WHO obtrude their useless nostrums upon the
public, and rely upon system Of pulling to sustain
them. Convinced, however, Of the real value of the
Liver Pills, and influenced by the plain dictates of
duty the Doctor finally authorized Fleming Bros, of
Pittsburgh, Pa, who now the sole propretors to
manufacture and place thcm before the public This
great medicine has not disappointed the expectations
of his friends, the medical faculty. at whose instance
he was induced to place them before the public in
their present popular; FORM From every quarter do
We hcnr tho most gratifying accounts of their WONDER
ful curative ellectsthe East anu the West the Nurti
and the South, arc alike laden with tidings of great
joy" from the afflicted. These wonderful Pills have
completely conquered that great scoursc Of America
the Liver Complaint
~ Purchasers will be careful to ask for DIR.
MLANE's CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS, manu-.
featured by FLEMING BROS, of Pittsburgh, pa,
All other Liver Pills in comparison are worthless.
DR.. MLanc's genuine Liver Pills, also his celebrated
Fcrmifusc, can now be had at all respectable drug
stores. None genuine without the signature of
s. FLEMING BROS.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-12-30
IIEAiS!iiEAIt! HEAR

That young old man. CLARK of the knckcrbocker
thus ,r:,vrStics most abominrhly confused and mag
efficiently granii!oqucnt trade, upon Murmonsin
which, ic is induced 10 give through his columns ol
Bro Briyiam'S hcncft:'
"WchSicr'S Unabridged Dictionary will impari
- alv ,:ligcnt aud faithful student realizing scnSe
a! the foregoing. (Thc soia Trnic.) In the mear
tur we have hesitation to say. and we say it bold.
w. il ryrolygmoniny is to ride ruugh-shod over our
r;nac coli,emporarcS-ir they are to be laid waste
with tic lcSunl ul mw'tp-con1HbalA-what is left OF
our bin ur rights, Where the sacred Principles
Of Ninety Eight established 10y IT, Hartford C"nvcn.
on. under the Chartrr-0ak. and ratified by Henry
Clay. as Secretary, i'll the spring of the same yeal
tina, General Andrew Jackson established the Fcuda
SYSTEM which cntailcG upon Great Britain their ui
mcil:c National Debt, which Mr.. Abbott i'll his His.
tory of Napoleon Bonapartc stptes to have reached
the amount anl this three years ago, with inter
est and.undcd coupons in cousos, less the exchange
all the while running un) vi more than Nine Thou,
sand Dollars? Such is Pyrolygnominy! Ia the
MEANWHILE where are the virtues und connublatics
TINS huric a. it were in napkin! Who would not
cxcniml with Eyron, in his 'Tuppers Proverbia Tri.
colos"phy:
Where is Cupid's crimson motion?
Biliuwy ecstasy Of wo!
Bear me safe, meandcrng ocean,
Where the StagnMnt torrents How!
Answer lis that
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-12-30

At Oak Hill, near Pottsvillc, Pa, on Saturday,
james Holland. aged 10, killed his own mother by
kicking her. lie was drunk. Since the murder he
hus disappeared.
Ezp Daniel +. Ticmann, the newly elected Mayor
Of New York City, took the oaicial oath on Wedncs-
day last.
~ On the Sth of January next there will be three
conventions of the soldiers of the war Of 1Sl2-one
in Washington one in Philadelphia and one in New
York Those who served their country in Maryland
and Virginia. and other Southern States, expec-
ted to attend the convention in Washington city.
sSP The sale Of negroes belonging to the estate
of the late Mr.. Hudson took place at Winnshoro on
Wednesday. One man, carpenter, brought SlSOo;
two house servants, $1,110 and $685.; and brick
layer, aged So years, $500.
eTy The South Caroliniun says that the CONNER
cal Bank has declared dividend at the rate Of four
per cent for the last six months, and that the South
Carolina Railroad Company has declared u dividend
Mt the rate of six per cent. per annam, payable in
scrip rcdeemable in 1859.
R- In the affairs of life, activity is to be prefer.
red to dignity; and practical energy and despatch
to prcmcditatcd composure and reserve.
49, Gen. Mirnbau b. Lamar Of Texas, native o
Georgia, and once connected with the press of thai
State has been confirmed by the Senate of the United
States, Minister to Central America.
&:S~ "subscriber' in Texas writes to the Saran,
nah Georgian that Sea Island Cotton does well in
Texas yielding not less than bale to the acre in
good seasons Some of it sold last year brought 81
cents per pound.
~ An Irshman being told that the price o
bread had fallen exclaimed This is the first time
be jabers that ever rejoicel Mt the fall Of my best
friend
a:y- The Dispatch, of Wednesday last, says: "By
members who left Medgevillc last night we learn
Gov Brown sent in his message retoing the bank
bill last night about dark, when both houses passed
it over his head BY y constitutional majority. The
Governor seems to recognize the veto prcrogative to
its fullest extent"
zEs- Sally, what time do your folks dine ?" As
soon as you 60 sway; that's missus' orders"
rs Our Hamburg correspondence has not hcen
received this week. Ok" we imagine is taking Christ
lnas-all right.
zEfs> Attention is directed the advertisement Of
the Spartanhurg Female College. This College is
rapidly incre.sing.i III celebrity and rcnown.
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DOLLARS and FIFTY CENTS il not paid within SIX
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" limited at the time of subscribing, will he con-
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Subscriptions out Of The District and from other
States must invariably be paid for in advance.
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All advertisements will ne correctly and consplcu-
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BREWER lines or ess for the frs. insertion, anu Fifty
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lishe, Monthly or Quarterly 81 per square will be
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Esct AID every Transient Advertisement, 10 secure
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All Advertisements having the desired number
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until forbid and charged accordingly
Those desiring to advertise by the year can do so
on th. most liberal terms-it being distinctly under
stood that contracts for yearly advertising are con-
fined to the Immediate, legitimate business Of the firm
or individual contracting.
All communications OF u e.sona character will be
charged as advertisements.
Obituary Notices exceeding one square IN length
will be charged for the nverpus, 1T regular rates.
forO Five Dollars.
For Advertising Esr. Foei, Two Dollars, TO he
paid By the Magistrate sng.
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n YIN e NAL.

MARRIED. in this Village, Thursday evening
the 9th inst, by Cicero Adams Esqy Mr.. LEWIS
II. MCCULLOUGH, Of the -idscrtiscr Office, and
Miss SALLIE 5. WHITE all Of this place.
MARRIED, at Sunny Side, in this District on the
Auth inst, ly the Rev. A. p. Norris DR.. JULIUS J..
- =. darlington. and Miss MINNIE T., daugll-
80 - -"p'' '''->>st. of this District.
MAnnlEn, on the one'>>pec. by Lewis Culrcath
Mr.. llEzEklAl BCRNErrn,- Miss MEL1yD,
BUTLER, all Of this District.
MARRIED, at Union Springs Ala. Oh the ,e.h Soy
last, by the Rev. I. Mc,urry, Mr.. &. J. T0NEY, o,
this District, and Miss LAURA RUTHERFORD, Of
Alabama. Z
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MASONIC,

The following gentlemen have been elected and in
stalled Officers of Concurla Lodge, No 30, a. +. NJ.
from the festival of st. John the Evangelist. for th
ensuing year.
ELBERr BLAND, Worshiptu Master.
7. j. TgAGrE. Senior Wardcn.
s. L. GnlrrIy, Junior Warden.
a. RAMSEY. Treasurer
D. II. DrIIsOE. Secretary.
{. L. REru, Senior Deacon.
T. NJ. NICHOLAS. Junior Deacon,
W. i. DuHISOE. c,r,rI
JAS. NJ. llAEWlSUS
W. GUTTSCuALK, Tlur