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First Snow Of the se,..,

PoTrsvLIE, Pa, Oct l5.-ihere wrns . sjigbt
taii OF snow last night, covering the peIghbars 10
hills TO the depth Of half an inch
BINSHAMrOS, N. Y, Oct i5-Three ipch., ~
ing this morning ffe~'
PHILApELPHGA, Oct. l5.-Dispaiches from ths
mountsin regions In this State report brisk IAN
OF snow last night
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FEVER AVID LGUg.-This trying and provoking
DISEASE hlch fixes it's relentless grasp the BODY
OF nan, reducing him to q mere shadow IN a shoi (
space of time, and rendering him physically and
mentally useless, can Ia defeated and driven ON
the body by the use OF DR. J hoStetter's Reasloaed
Buffers. The great success il has III. with the
beEehc al results fol owing It's use have estab ished
III as a permanent institution" We wou d advise
our readers to procure this valuable specific and il
an absent friend Is affiict d with the Fever and
Ague, or any other nervous disease, t. hasten and
procure this much favored and greatly desired arti-
ole. trial all that is needed to prove its many
excellent qua tiles.
For sale by druggists and dealers generally ev-
erywhere. s-r oc l6 cost
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RsiIread Enxip. hons, a,,,.5

.PlTTsBuRG, Oct; l4.-The engine house OF The
rpIusnurg and Cleveland Railroad, located az
destroyed by hre st O'Clock this moypiag Eigh.
locomotives were burned Ii is suppose that ts~
engine house was set on Ore The loss will not
exceed slo,ooO The trains are all runnia g reru-
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Duel Between PeIit,es.~s

NoDAwAY, Mo Oct. IA duel VIA, fouyh,
NJ. mere Yesterday morning, between Isaiah J
and chairman Of the executive commit,ee ~ 81
Joseph, and Col Harlem. Of boonyfile ~, pc,-
ter was addressing political meeting al Nods.
parties were seriously though n OF fstsllv vou,a "A
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fire IN LoaisxilIe.

LouIsvILLK Oct 15.-The interior of the "a ira "a
occupied by the Kentucky school OF Wedtrins
corner OF nth ard Green streets YVES burned mi.
were saved. The lectures will he coattnr,~x -
tue hospital without interruption. The ed &C.
Will be restored In few DAYS
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New York Politics

EockPoRT, Oct 15s-The Breckinridge demo
crata 81 this county have nomina,ea 7o.srb ~
Lane. Of MVdlsport, for sheriff with : fuIf
Soanty ticket: A. Stexa { PrsBtiss, Of thI. via
age; AID Edward I.aler, Of Niagara, were
nominated for the Assembly.
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WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY,
Cares Bronchial Affections and all Diseases of I'll,

From the Boston Evening Traveller, January
is perhaps but simple act of Justice to the
proprletors OF Wtstdr's BdIsam of Wild Cherry for
Us 10 say that oW peysoaal experience the use of
THIS atlcl3 has Impressed favorably. One Of the
Proprietors Of the Traveller entirely cured of
severe cough OF four months continuance, by the
use OF this Balsam and several of our friends and ac-
qualntances, who have tried the article have found
OF great service In relieving them of severe
had been afflicted" -
None genuine unless signed I. BurTs on the
Prepared BY 9. w. Fowle & Co., Boston, and for
gale by II; u Gilman 9. c. Ford, jr., $. B. Waite,
Ington; aud BY dealers everTYhers. oc i6-fvT
READER, have you seen Prof. Woods adyertI 81.
msnt 10 our paper. Read it, it will interest you.
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Haltirnsru Nlarl.,.

RALTLkoRs, Oct. l6.-Flour Is DUH and I'M
white 81 45al Is. Corn fsm; mixed SIC Pr,
vision. steady; bacon sides Tx; mess pork sle d
asls 50; prime sH.75. Coffee nrm &hisiy frm
at 22a22kc,
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Riuaurf1l

NEw YoRK, Octe ~ i1-stocks are lower !.
Chicago and Rock Island IS; Illinois Central
shares eiA; do bonds 81; Michigan So.thern
guaranteed an; New YOrk Central a.; ReadinOr
S4i Hadson River r. r cas-; Va ea9Oh. NO
S's79S. fs.t. ia -
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Nav Var n1s,kes.

WV foRy Oct TO- Flour frrn; State s. 4Os
$50 Ohio IS 90as0; southern IS sSsSG Whe.l
steady Corn heavy; mixed 7Iz1Ixc PFovI.lOn.
dull. WHISKY is held AZ aikc
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Marine Ni,r,ter

NoRFoLE, Oct. Is The sehoon., 1.oD.lt.t,
TON Savannah for Philadelphia, arrived h-,s 70
Say, in distress Inc udine The ioss OF sails etc
oe'hg otnefwise damaged by the storm OF Sundsv
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A Resolution in favor Of the clerk,. cc,t,,o.n,
F- fund Ut Nv

0EOReKTOWH CeRrOaAr1oN. lava.
A REsoLvrrcs in favor Of the Clerk. copt,npep,
Rssoired On ta< BOa,S OF aEs,,,r,. -,
Conmes Cosnea oftAs csrporafsoa OF 6eo,rs,,,,.:g
That The sum VI one hundred and ffty dollar he
and 10 hereby. appropriated a q Contingent fnnd
for the Clerk OF the Corporation. :
Approved October ii, 1869.
ARrsoLuII on in favor of W ID. wailach.
Rssoirsd bytts & ara Of Aldtfples arss Board o,
Cemn.on CoaaeA ef ne c~povafseaof Geergsiesr,,
That the CLERK IL hereby authorized 20 paw 20 the
order of w. D. walisch twelve doilaI and
twenty six Cent? Tor bill for printing rom 18th
March to 2Sth June, 1850 -- :. - - -
Approved October n, 1890 rs o. .rt-1..'
FL AREsoLurios In favor Of Robert White
~ Rssolred BY ths Board Of Aldermen and Board Of
Cos'naoH Cosseti Of As Corporation Of Georsesoses
That tne Cieff be, and he 10 hereby, authorized
six dollars and twelve cents for fees fron May 18Th
to September 7th, 1850 .
Approved October II, lS60 .+.
RESOLUTION providing Ger the flnal payment FOR
dredging the channel of the river
hesolrsd oy fse Board Of Aldermen and Board Of
COMMON Coateu ~ fhe COrpordtiaa of Gsr gsro,rn
That In order to provide for the faal payment due
the contractor for dredging the channel of the
river agreeahfe 70 an ordinance approved Noyem-
Der q, 1859, the Mayor and CLERK be- and they
are hereby, authorized to issue the stock of this
Corporation to the amount Of i've, hundred and
seventy-three lollars and eighty cents redeemable
at the pleasure of the Cor bearing interest
al the ate or SIX per cent per annum payable
quarterly; and the Clerk 10 hereby directed to nav
the said stock TO the order Of the contractor.
Approved October IL, 1860
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Receipts q Bread tpff. I'm New York.
q, New s YORK, Oct. 10 Receipts of -four today
22'oVO eois Receipts Of wheat 1O2 $40 bushels
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HoLLowAY's PILLS

Debility aad Ldngu0r To remove the cause and
prevent the effects is the true theory which the
treatment pursued by medicines is found d.
Langnor arises from debility and debility from the
lnpJve ishnent of thu blood or derangemont of the
digestive organs IL from the latter, the pills are
me best tonic medicines in use, AID for their pun
For sick headache. nervous disorders. eneryatlon.
Indigestion, and depression of spirits they are the
81 per box oc I2-lW
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BOARDING.

QOOMS AND BoARD.-Board, with a fine
IL Front Room, or other Rooms may lie had at
No ass Twelfth st., between G and H-s most de
slrable oca ity oc l6-Itf
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STEVENS, sole agent In this city for the celebra.
ted Grover Il Baker sewing machines, 336, be-
tween Ninth and Tenth streets Prices from $50
to $3.50 n
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MRS, MIssLow, an experienced nurse nd female
Pny aclan, has Soottins Swsp for ca ildren Teeth
which greatly facilitates the process of teethnx
" screening the gums, reducing all infamm Cd on
VII aliay all pain, and Is sure to regulate the
nowels Depend upon it, mothers, 1t viii give rest
% yeuIselves. and reliefand health TO your Infants
saitessE ssls IN al cases. See sdvertissmsn.
SIosnot ooItNh. 0c lily
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For your bonnets, hats, fats, ribbons, French
flowers feathers, dress Trimmings, cmbroideri es
and real laces go TO Stevens fancy store 1886, be-
tween Ninth and Tenth streets. II
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STEVENS dress hats for ladies are exquisite Go
at once to see them, 1886, between Ninth and Tenth
streets. IT
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NoTIcE.-District Of Columbia Advertisements
10 be inserted In the BALTIMORE Sun are recel we'd
At and forwarded from THE SrAR Oface. vie =
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NOTICE The pews In the New York arenu
srfesoytefian Church, win be rented TO such a
want them, to-morrow morning at half-past Il
VCIock,
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The Heir ApParent Reytsit. Amer,c.
Ifavels Ib-eash the sunny sonf.a

NV YORK, Oct. l6 1t is stated here that r..
frlhee OF wales avowed Iiis intention OF rev,sit-
ny bs .ue nited states at no distant dav, during
trip through the South ~ "s
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L The DWELLING HOUSE No. ass d street,
at present occupied by the Rev. DR.. Butler, and
next door to the residence ofthe advertiser.
J. Nj CARLISLE.
N. B..It will not be let for a boarding house.
So l8-u
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CrRcur Yesterdays session In this
court having closed the calling Of the appesr ancs
docket, the hearing Of appeals from magistrates
decisions Ii being prosecut ed
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LADIES and gentlemen, the only sewing ma
chine worth buying Is Grover Bakers. 1t has
been thoroughly tested for years, and found want
Ing In particular Examine 1t carefully before
making purchase. We explain with pleasure
the great advantages and simplicity Of the ma
chine at Stevens, 1856, between Ninth and Tenth
streets. II
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EOR RENT-ln GEORGETOWN, two frst-class
H. HOUSES, situated on West street, one con
tanning l6 rooms and tbs other g. with gas and hath
rooms complete Apply to III. l.. OFFUTT, No
80 t.ish 81 GEORGETOWN. oc Slm
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TIE FUNERAL Of the lste Slas II. Hill took
place from his late residence T. street, near
sixth, this morning., at IL O'CLOCK, and was nu
neeouply attended BY the citizens Of w ashingto
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LADIES, the extensive i'm provements In my store
being now complete in every department, | shall
Use every effort to keep my stock we'll assorted
with the most choice GODS Of the season. and offer
the same at the very lowest cash prices and one
price only. Call at once and judge for your
selves, r-- II
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MARRIED..

n teyisburg, Va. on the 9Th instant, by Rev,
~: ~ E!henny, ARCH. w. FOX, forrperiy OF
y ashlnSson, G.. to Miss Josie A., daughter OF
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DIED,

On Sunday mornlng, 18th instant, of the yphoid
Goth year Of his eye. "
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To THE ArILIcrRD!-Be sure TO read the adver-
tIsement OF McLean's strengthening Cordial and
Blood Purifier. in another column. - ne
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HOMEOPATHIC RrMrprps

All Of DR.: Humphreys 4 Co.'S specific Ho-
meoPath,c Remedies put up expressly for family
in cases, containing. % walls, from 81 to 81
each, with book Of full directions For sale 81
Il. u, Gilman, $40 Pa Rypnue, wholesale and
retail agent; w, A. Fltsgsrald, s5S north street;
also By z. Winter. corner of husetts ave,
nue. and Sixth street. Also, Ponds Extract Of Witch
HaEei, for internal and external Inflammation OF
al kinda. Sold Is above. tsf ma ely
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LOCAL NEW s |.

LIZ Though The srAa Is printed en- the fastest
team press In south Of Baltimore, its edition
Is 50 large as TO require It to be put 10 prea at Tn
early hour; Advertisements, therefore, should be
sent In before II O'Clock m; otherwise they may
not appear until the next day
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CITY CouNcIIs, October IS, 1850. Bodvd Of
Aidrmss-The board met al the usual hour,
President Dove in the chair. :
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CENTRAL GuARp-HousE CAsRs-Oitty Harry
coPd, runaway; retained for the owner Abraham
Cook, drunk and dsorderly; dismissed. JohI
Williams, do; workhouse 90 days VIM. Lich
ned, DO; do 80 days VIM. Hughes, do; I'm
aud costs, 80 IS. Charles Hughss' do and ear
rying weapon; s&26 :73 Elizabeth Conner, va
grant; wsrkhoase 90 days
Two lodgeu were accommodates
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN MONTGOMERY CouN-
TY. MD The meeting Of the friends of Breckin-
ridge and Lane atthe Cross r Ga DIS IN Montg omery
county on the 18th instant was well attended
Able speeches Were delivered by Messrs Brewer
and Bonic Of Maryland, and Frank nj. Spencer of
this city. The remarks of the latter Were parti-
cnlarly happy, and were delivered In style very
creditable to our Youthful friend whose Jealous
defence Of the National Democracy against the
charge OF favoring disunion met with hearty re-.
spouse from the assembled crowd
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Ffsz About twelve O'Clock last MIG ht the fne
oarp and stable belonging to Mr. Jesse B. Haw
on bis fern near the Park, was destroyed by 9 re
The hremen were out promptly to render assist
snee, but could afford none, the barn being too
lar from supply Of water We have not ascer-
nlned the extent Of Mr.. II IS loss but Were In
Fosmea that several fine animals were destroyed
iR the flames
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NkssRs. cARMAN DoseIxs, contractors 10,
shs masonry ef the Aqueduct bridge oyer Rock
Creek, have had stoae cutters employed fos some
time past, and today they commence setting
usne They Will no doubt push the work witt
~.e<gy, but we are Informed that with all the rK-
p>diton possible to be used, the work cannot be
conpieted until some time next summer The
suP~sstructu,e 10 being painted, and WIN probably
Dc completed this fall
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NAflosAL MEDICAL Coll ReK The lecture
room OF the 'lunrmary Building was well aiisd
Last evening with an inteli GENT suditory~a LARGE
portion Of which Were ladics-to listen 10 the In.
troductory address delivered by Dr. Stone to the
class 6e--6f Of the National Medical College.
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MEssRs. Army SHTNN, on Green st George
town, are still furnishing to families and restau
rants throughout the District cider, ale porter,
brown stout, and mineral water all Of the best and
purest. They bottle nothing that is not A No. L,
which 10 the cause of their being so well patro,
nized, especially by invalds
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SEETHE ADvERTIsSnEsr OF Mite. Highly, in an
other column, about hair jeweiry. We have seer
specimens Of her work, and can cheerfully com
mend her 10 the patronage Of those wishing any
thing IN ber line r
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oEOReKTOWN CeaeoeAr,oaIAu..

SCSlLlLUnxIlI
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HARRIS IMPROVED
IL DOUBLE THREAD
BOudOIr sewing Machine.

I'HE UNDERSIGNED CARPENTER Ann
i BUILDER offers his services TO the publ,a az
Georsetown, Washington, and vicinity, snd viii
contTao; for or supsrlntend tea ooastIuction OF
cations vii hs furnished So short notes nf6oe
and chop or Dong ress st, Georg etown imme dists
ly aofth Of the Post Office
al p smeo HENRY wINGATs.
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A SEEsATIOa.-ShOrtly after noon to. day. Ia
tOlling OF the Perseverance engine bell on accoun
Of the progressing funeral of late so useful
generally-regarded feliow-citizen Silas II. Hill
gave rise to a rumor Of the sudden death of Mar
shall Brown, Esq, Of Browns Hotel, known b,
the public TO have been critically III last week
From that moment until going to press the StaI
ONCE has been besieged with anxious and sor
rowful inquirers concerning the truth Of the ru
NOR, as was the Office Of the hotel also We ar,
happy to be able to say that MIR Brown Is muel
better thin on Saturday last, since when he ha
been rapidly recovering.
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CLOAKS .-CLOAKSm
= HAVE just received, direct fToIa the mAnufsc-
Ierers, large aud handsome assortment of Lad es
CLOTH CLOAKS 81 al the new styles Also,
handsome assortment of Stella 30 eered and other
rev styles OF ShAWLS. Call early AID get The
d st choice. II EGkN VIZ
oc IS CO Sor nh ST and sol pa sv
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for Clear Sides, 10Y for Shoulders a]s@14e

, for Clear Sides, lO1s for Shoulders, I31s @14c
! for hams.
/, The stock Of Lard is nearly exhausted.
| The demand, however. is limited, and We
quote barrel at l3ac and keg at l4a@ l5c.
Rye is in limited request for seed and is
hell at l@1 "a.
:. Dried fruit-We report good demand for
Dried Fruit aud quote: Applies, soc; peaches,
iI,iupeeled. l@l % and peeled, 81; pears.
So par b,,shel.
Groceries--We hear of no change IN the
prices OF Groceries, and repeat our former
quotations as follows: s
Snsar--Fair % q lOc and prime to choice
Io@ loa per 10 in hhds,. and y a advance on
these quotations in hbls; New York coffee SUI
gars lo@ll5c; crushed and powdered1llla a
l2c;. Loaf liz a i2e.
MolasSes and Syrup-Mol3sses in bbls 1915
-pergallou; half bbls asa As cents; sugar house
43@45 Golden syrup in bbs 20; half bbls
SO, and kegs 60 gailons) 95c.
Cofee--Ric 16aets, Laguyra lT@l6ts,
Jarals@2oc per h.
: Tea-Imperial 5oc@ 81. Gunpowder, 5oc@
IS. Young Tyson 4o@6o, Black 6oe@&I 80.
Salt-We quote coarse sack al 81 20, and
fine at l IS, and barrel 1t 4oc per oushe
The stock on the market is ample to meet
the dem and
whiskey,- Rectided so@ %; cOuI Try brands
50@75e.
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Norm tandy or santenias Lezenges.

M cfrer these Lnzsnges wishoa: dis
w giIlse as to their composition. a.
their name imports. they depend for their ef-
hcacy upon Santonine alone-the lately dis
covered active principle Of the. European or
LeraEt Wo,m Seed. al She merit witch
we claim for oar Medicines IS the Iusity Of TIA
Sdntonine which It contains. and the carefUI
manner in which It has leen incorporated wi,L
and through the mass from which the Lozer-
geS have beer formed
Il he sure vi these important points, 70
have them prepared at the Louisville Cherri-
al Works where the SantoUinc is first tested
for It's purity, and then combined in the Leg
"nSe IN such way rs to retain lis properties
md virtues unchanged
To the profession We present valuable su!
we'll known Medicine in a oonveneBt and at
ractive form-Of uniform and known strength.
hedireetions indicating the dose OF Ssutonias
according to the L. s. P.
To the public we offer remedy for Gonna
efEcacious. safe, snd as pIeasaa: rs coDftetiou-
AIRY. at moderate price.
F,rsale by all respectable Druggists through
ont the Seu;h ana Wes..
WILSON. PETER & co.
P,oSrsef0ss, Louisrs7l7e. II
We have tried the Nozm candy in orr ia-n-
lies, and found it very effective. Phys.cials
rave also reported IKE results
EWtN. PESDLETON & co,
Aug. l6-2m. Wholesale ocszt;
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To Keep Sweet Potatoes.

TO Keep Sweet Potatoes
Our welcome correspondence
; Practical Gardener" has placed us
under obligations for the following
communication setting forth "the art
Iof keeping sweetpo;atoes through the
winter" We have only 10 add that
the writer is gentleman Of sound
practical common sense, and his
suggestions may be received as re-
Liable
Mr. N. o. WALLACE
propose giving your subscri-
bers my experience in keeping Sweet
Potatoes through the winter. AS
the frosts have nipped the leaves and
vines, nov is the time to dig them,
before The rain VETS the soil and
potatoes. After digging spread
your potatoes in a cellar or house,
let them reman about eight or ten
days 10 tlis condition, and then hill
them, pouring plenty Of dry sand or
soil amongst the potatoes while you
are making the bill. Cover your
hills with straw if you have them in a
cellar, if they are cut Of doors, cover
the grass with a good Goa. Of soil
and cover the bill with q scsffold OF
bonds to keep the rain off, and
your potatoes will keep through the
winter Respectfully,
A PRAcrlCAL GARDENER. I
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Marriages.
MARRIED.

IN this county, We lnesday. 10Th inst. Mr.
G. W. Lucas and Hiss j. L. Morrow.
In this county. Thursday 18th inst. Nj.
C. IL. CUNNINGHAM and Mss 5. n Story,
In THU comfy. Friday. 18th inst. by J. A.
Prosser. Esq, Mr.. DANIEL TRoMPsos aad
Miss ART EAIssA CLIFFORD.
In this county. Sunday, 14th inst. by
Rev. A. G. Smith. Mr.. WILLIAM DAWSON aud
Miss PHEBA I. SAVERS.
In this county. Sunday. 18th inst. Mr.
JAMES B. STUART and Miss MARaARET X.
PATRIcK.
In this county, Sunday, 14th inst, Mr
JAMES RoDEN and Miss SUSAN ABBOTT.
In this county. Sunday, 18Th inst. Mr.
y. j. SMITH and Miss SoPHIA s RoBERrsoN
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<rx.yCEEY SALE OF LAND.

Friday. tie S.E, day OF NoveEsa-
~ ncr, 1850. in punuance OF a deere
of The Chaucery Court, Pronounced a. Tue
August term, 1860 in the case OF Mckee q
Baayerly IS A. V Mcdaniel, VIII attend on
the promises. aud offer for Saleto the highest
bid Ter. or q credit of ore ard two years me
Iis ACRE TRACT OF LAND in the I'll cad
ines mertioned--less the l5]s acres ella med
by VIM. B. Robnson--lylng IN civil dlslric'
No. IS, being the same land sold by the CieTE
of the Circuit Court al the property OF the
heirs Of Pauline Street, and purchased by
Arci,'d Y. Mcdaniel and W.B. Mckee jointly;
Bond and approved SECURITY will ne required
of the purchaser. and a lien retained up on
the laud until the purchase money IS pau.
''' ''' r. FAEQUHARSON.
Oct 1s CM d IL.
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Patrol


Tire propriety Of placing an active
,isiiant patrol on duty throughout
Lincoln county, from this time outll
The close of the yesr, his been men.
,ioned--and the suggestion meets
with approval. The Presidential
election a.d the Christmas holidays
are rapidly approaching, and while
We DO not learn of any misgiviags
as tx continued qniet bereabouts,
vet 9lh news that is ffequenil,
reaeqius Us cfnttempted Instruction
ar, moy. mepts else where, are warn
oasLapthe most certain mode Of in
sufipg continuance oftbe pence and
saety that now reign here, is 10 be
|4eady to promptly stop any arrange
nents that might be made for a
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