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MOTIONS 0INTMENT-


sALT-RHEUM AND sCROFULA:
Permanently cures Scaldhead, Rmgv vrms, sud all
Itching Eupiiona Of tho skin.
This Ointment Penetrlies Co tee bssi- at tho dis
ease-goes 10 ts ver sourccand cures from the hcsh
beneath 20 the skin ON the suriacc Sold m large
Elass boxes, prioe 81 csuis.
Prepared by GEREEI NORTON, Propietor New York.
Depot at PENFoLn, PARkER MoWrns, No. Is
Beekmau street.
SOLD by STRONG ARMSTRONG. fb2s
The Bosom Of Destruction is the fatality Of
among our young and middle aged 60 indulge, In
excess and debasing habits. Those who are yearn-
ing fr some influence to dispe the growing evil
should read ''Human Frailty, or Physiological Re-
searches Il delineates vivid colors for & Is beau-
tifully illustrated the causes and effects aud eerts
Of local and vital disease and decay pointing out the
only sure safety valve. Tead the advertisement Of
'sTriesemar'' in another column.
sold By Or. BARROW, i9l Bleecher ST., n. y
Price . cents. Sent free Of postage everywhere.
sold also by GAYLORD HAMMOND and Wa. FIsEEt
Druggists, Cleveland. lulylllE
One Of the most pleasing, at the same time
effective remedies for Dyspepsia, and all other dis
eases arising from morbid condition Of the stom-
sch and liver g. Dr. Hostetters Bttsrs Il not only
removes the disease from the system, but by giving
tone to the organs Of digestion, aids them In their
functions, An who have tried il acknowledge its
excellence and superiority, and We therefore COM
mend Il to the snfieror Dr. Hostetter's Ritters
tonic Is well known 70 need praise. Ii is there
re scarcely necessary al this time to do than
rect attention 70 this preparation, which is cer-
finly uneQualed by any before the public satisfied
as we are that its widespread reputation prove
sueisnt to satisfy an Of It's excellence rs relief and
remedy for all diseases Of the stomach
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally every
where, and BY HOsTEFFER SIXTH, Sole Proprie-
tors, s. Water aud 5s Front streets, Pittsburgh.
HOLHOWAY's Pills AND OISTNEST.-Neoes-
oessiry compels us.-Billious Feyer.-Nolhing is
more dsagueea be to the sick than the nauseus med
icines physicians frequently obligs them swallow
Aut the desire for health Is the potent Argument
which gds the pill and disguses the bitterness Of
the draught. HolloWay's Pills, however, obYints
this difficulty by the rapdity and certainty Of its
action On the stomach, liver and bowels they act
50 efsetually that they viii Immediately cure the
worst phases Of Indisestian. Headache, Bilious Fe-
yer, Depression Of Spirits, &c We invite all who
arc unscquainted with them, il it were possible e
s,T9 flsni - fells.aisai. : =
Isrls.ts. seofulous Humors, Cancer, Piles ana al
-, 5isesses Holloway Ointment is the most Oh
.ectusl remedy in use
R.sa the Advertisement elsewhere.
soId bv all Druggists, at 25e.s &C., and - per Do'
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CfOMETHING EXCLUSIVE ELY |
~ F0H THE LADIEs.-Brown's Hygienic Sns
psHsion Waist, and Improved Skirt supporter iA'
en5eT4E nf5TERY ReS' IfAIY SHOULD HAVE ONE,-ln iest
every one % Hggia July and 1v|T1TF Of them. This waist
not only affords the most Rerieeb n & F,,SsI
but directly PrOms3es e IN sgsE{ reeyes the Hips
such pe1gllsE Ma burden 10 which they
are sorietimes subjeeteds BY Euspendlng tne sh1
&C. upon the shoulders, anq " oysi Lgl5 v roTopetry
1reyenting them from PREsslng =, Ahig6
down upon the Chest, Hips ana i35 fbe srts
syS iron, Inc person, and drawing the ne3lDe pot
tisn Of the supporter enIsy as sISoIS1TR BEacE-
throwing the entire support OF ilg snlrsa Ssbfs
upon the shoulders tnIo9ga 4 vi IT, Sie5t,6 10 AFFORD
immediate relief and in many casss sl'est . i ~ ~
| CUaE OF ACUTE ANDsOA AA2SiJb % - Ii IL for such
Ale.ii - cS3 testify These Waists have passed
the critical examination OF s0lS u ~ III nr.S, them
he lest thing OF the Sind ever lhleHle,l, a..
rapidly coming into use, ana gis ib aS,1st l. ssen
IN give one an idea Of theni and HqIn " n
sted Call at the Ill ,its N ~ In reai
anu anu - ,Vg theUl Persons wishing 70 purchase M
ness 70 ~ s,gS the Waist, or to sell terfltgry'
right u ili,i Ia a. ,T,IretoFs at CHAGRIh FALLS,
Ohio, who have the exclusive r'sh' ''i 'i0
States. s. . 4, ans, ,-,y, n,
S1ner on this PATENT will most aasnfeuiS DC usi
with eee9Tddlngs d gsIS9EstFTFIELD y & Co. PToprietors
NOA''' Successors TO II. y. Brown q 70.
, / fybogrin Falls, o., Feb. 2li lo6O. -, - -,ts-
RAJ the following Recommendation ,i an ~ tbos
2 ~ GfndIy furnished for publication ~ ~ -
enc eluesi irs ,yorn these Waists, examined anu sol
hay which, from the many more na!teIlh8 S V SI1s
tii tel W. have and are receiving daily - oeeLi9
: | sudicient for the present. -, Fab "a 1850
4 Nrossrs NORRIS, SHEFFIELD Co; Me tie uli n :
u hes5l1 i,,,i,i5 worn BRowN's CELEBnArED III
sl4' Ir sTsPFSs1ON WAIST, for the l9st leN mon
.t 1,iaasure in recommending u 10 the attei
. tf - eyery lady 1t is admirably alapteu 7" w. ~
Il Hssr CosyFNIENCE, BEAUTY anu hi-ALln w =.
. EAshI Fnrthermore, we know Il always reileA'
~ vi ~ many instances effects radigii cuty u ~
Is ,1s anu ~ diseases caused BY tight laelng' Ne 9l
nun Il ,Ine into general use, FOR We arc iui9 SAL
le n what every lady who values comfort al
al hltb should have; and We advlse every Yhe " y.
V chase it, for We can assure 'n'" ''''' "'' NV
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furnishing Goods.

ShrLs, ISILAS SMITH CaHss,
Stocks, ,,.,. J'mbrellas,
Sea5ts, FURNISHING GooDs, cEpst Bog,
GIOOes, 10 Superior street, L'rsssiug
Hosiery, u, =, rlASD, ~, NJ, oA'0' GOsVas
UHisTshHts, opposite Honey Belts
Dna0erS American House. 7 0rtmoanies,
Hdkfs, SHIFTS MADE TO Combs,
Suspenders, ORDER Tooth, Hair
Shoulder and warranted TO Cgofhes ana
Braces FIT. Nail Br1ishes
NEAT ASSORTMENT OF Gus TOM HADE
CLOTHlNG.
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NEw YORK DATLIEs-Tribune, Herald and
Times Is cents per week World and Sun
10 cents per week. Leave orders at Quin-
lan's news depots at the Weddell or Angler
Houses, or at ia Ontario street.
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CRICEET -DETROIT vs.. CLEyELAND-DETROIT
WINS The match game Of Cricket, played
yesterday between the st. Georges Club OF
Cleveland and the Detroit Club, resulted in
favor Of the latter. The Cleveland Club scor-
ed G3 on the lst, and 81 On their second iu-
t5itti,- -tlls..it-t
ing 10 the Iateness Of the hour, did not play
tbe second 1he result was determined by
the FIRST innings. The following is the score
,.,,s, a. ,,,Nes- -pFTRo1T CLUB.
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bS- Plain aud ornamental printing OF every de-
scription 'i,o at the Printing Establishment Of the
LEADER uni, On tho latest improved and NEST rapid
Steam Pr- in the best style, ~, short notice, and
at rcasouaii1 rates. Particular attention paid to
blank W,ib Eyery description Of Binding done,
especially Blank Books, LedgUrs, Journals Sales
books, Receiving books, &c, &c.
NJ T.. .,.sIs.r,.,.I. ,I-...,--., ..I ,I-.I...
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CITY q NEWS lTEMS:
FRIDAY nIORNING, july Ia, 1880.
TRAVRLER's REGISTER.

n SitEels Wishing conveyance 90 either Of the above
stevens omnibus Line, by leaving their address at
Mcddell House.
April Do. lsin.
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FIFTH WARD.-A meeting Of the Fifth
Ward Republican Club will be held at Clin-
ton Park at ~ O'Clock, P. NJ, July IA (Sat-
urday). A full attendance is expected. Hon
F. T. Backus and August Theme will adj
fIrass the r,aating
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g1Tk BYEI HAIR DYEIi HAIR DYEii

NJ
WIN. A. BACHELORS dAlh ~ -, 81
syu o1ly Harmless and Reliable Dye A''O"'
Tba Original and best in the WorldI
An others are mere limitations and shoulu D0 a'o''
"a fr,,ou vrish 70 escape ridicule
epkV RFD OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed instshiiy
lssrtif1I and natural Brown or BLACK Nl'i'Ou'
tbsls,,t injury TO Hair or skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DlPLOM As nave O'o-
.,-.r5sd 20 VIM. A. Bachelor since lsss' ana % Osei
"a ooo .nplications have been lnade 10 the mar " M
t,,,g of his famous Dyes. 80 , - ,,s q
P'mW A BACHELOH'S S HAllt D1h pIOueSsl Il
- - - liz distinguished nom hatutei atS -,
,-rn not 10 iujurs ia the least h9Nsse5I 5 H. H.
- ~ continued and the ~ ellecl ~ " ~, ~
MlnaS{isS. tie Hair invigarated for ne py ''"s
sfs.5s sald and applied dn private roousl AZ 'us
NE rseforr No Z53 Broadway, ~ Ai,s...s et.fss
S5id M All cities and towns q tne Uiii'eu ~
br druggists and fancy tfooa. - tll-ase upop Z
Z ~ IRE genuine has the name an g t el Rl,T of
rtsel plate engraving on four sides q fis si
49, Mf. A. bhDl4AhyAaa1 a.
iaul7 No. zs3 Broadway, broadway - :; :;
UTTGSI WIGSt WIGSl--BAICt1l,'
NJ -TI0Rfs WIGS AND TQl REEs surpaas IA
1Isv are eleRant, light, easy ana anra1iei hf5-n
flitffnr 70 q eharnl--n0 turning W 49, rr,,t.b
b5irfiT9 on thebead; indeed TINS = we olls t -
i1hment where these thing sls u ,e1 Yorf
H9s is5T T7a' W. FIsgE, cleveland, Ohio. Agent
HlHB BEST AKEIFlglA1 HE'LL
10 THE HUnAS sIaHr xyER INV tAlAD'
S @&ss,.--
@g6
TV 49, ~S2sss
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-13

~ Reirigerators, Water Coolers, loo
Cream Freezers and Bird Cages, for sale
cheap at manufacturers prices, at
W L. MARvIy's
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.EW ADYERTIsRlIRNTs.

ns- Fcc TeIegraphIe, Market and Marine
News =, = ) Ourth Page.
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~ See advertisement of DR.. sanford's
LiverInvigorator.
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Gnararinas.

D EAUTIFULi---OPENED THI
~ DAY q Choice collections Of the
'Pd PdLAERAARBLE PHOTOGRAPHS
% hich We arc the exclusive agents Call aud sss
thelu al SARGEANTB
dcczi N. Z33 Superior street
ERAMES---
n FOR SHAKESPEARE AND AIS FRIENDS,
And VILLAGE BLACKSMITH
Aia,e s3oa ahd cheap, at SAkGBANT'S,
leDl9 2l3 Superior street
.GlYEN AWAY--A FIN IN
~ THREE DOLLAR STEEL ENGRAVIRG
all ~, nl9s DOLLAR Magazine, eau Dc bad for only
Lhie9 Doiihfsi AZ SAHGEAhIa
isDlu Marble Block
E0R PICTURES,
Il Looking -Glasses, and Frames,
0o in hAhlEANTS-
lsDlO Zl3 Superior sirasf
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Baths Is now the best treatment m rne
world for the permanent cure oil rheu-
matism. scrofula, liver complaint, dyspepsia
coughs, colds, fever, asthma, consumption
bronchitis. A cure warranted in every case
Dropsy, gout, salt rheum, syphilis and all
private diseases, neuralgia, paralysis, men'ai
depression, dizziness, apOplexy, congestion
nervous prostration, Palpitation of the heart
fits. delirium tremens, insanity, and many
other chronic and acute diseases, and standi
uneoualled for the cure of diseases peculia
70 females. Office No. III Ontario street.
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FREDERICK HOYEY, Pres't.
W. s. KERRUIsH, Sec'Y.
400 pieces of Moreh Ouse Hams for sale at
S. E. DeWolf's, Merwin street.
Cleveland, July 9.
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- ort.t, T,,vt(,ollis..4 b. Stokes
f,sit aSl -. = Stokes Burgissa +. out b. kn
MIl1ge-..;s y RnTy'l Ilisyes. 80 C. T'y b. Knit
tuthsI..,-1" =. rarrv l., ri'oafs.U not ont.
- Byes. ..........--..--.-.-l5
. 80 ii. d Vu0vton.I Leg Byes...-.,..-.-..-
F,fV'ards d o. Stgkesi " zoe bhiis'''-'"'''-.'-
Snoad....s & Terry, ~
Stokes.
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$50 REwARD.-Lost on the morning, of the
9th, on Michigan street, between the corner
of Seneca and CaIkins' lime kiln, or between
there and the Post Office, or on Superior
street, Tobias gold watch with chain and
seal. The finder can claim reward OF $40
by leaving the watch at 4O9 Kinsman street.
~ Fine Silver Tea Sets, Forks, Spoons,
Cake Baskets -CaaLA-a-aT aT.l-:-. . I-ilJ
&c, &c. A very large stock, and all war
ranted of the best Double Plate, .e.,-L--f----l
at FoGG, ELLSWORTH ( Co.'S,
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Tems an nFsi re 64i ssEGsf b %
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J...,,, r Z. Edwards b Sharplez.O, r. oHt b. Ed
an 4 ,i'lsfe-.,'s wards -,
ATinsueisi asiraris lHstteI-sbury !, b. Coils,
hlllli''-'- Ar1nsfron "a NorRan.-l, d. Armstrong
ReiIy - h Fivrsris HoIl0Welin b. Armstrong
u1y......Ss, not cut, by ;;..,..'''''''.''''5
St6lsss....l :, Do Arm tr4hgl leg p ,.''''''
D5y......a e.. Pr. D. Ed-l Wide balis'''''''''''''
wards. ].
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~ -, - y gtiy5es-gr. GEoRaE's cLuB.

,r,nstron,. Hattersbury i, b. Press
Terry ....'- : T., N IN lKnowlton q, b. Arm
sharpies.G D. Edwards slrons' a Edwards
Bury l., o.. Armstrong ~ mo sniiii''SS' y " moi ont
a. Armstrong lholOWeh.-zi "'' -
uay.s. g. be W, b. dol ;;-.,'.-'.-''''''''''.
TnstoD. ~ out. Leg, b4es;,-.-'-''''-'-.
stokes..G. hii w-sb. ARA "iue D'iia''''
strong, .t
The ST. Georges Club ar playing Il lna''H
with ,be Peninsular Club OF the City to-day.
Detroit Tribune. d,
It was reported last night that the 0'
Csorge's won the latter game.
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sold By Or. BARROW, isl Bleecher ST., n. r.
Price 2s cents. sent freo Of postage everyWhsro.
sold also by GAYLORD E HAMMOND and Wa. FIsEEr
Druggists, Cleveland. iulyil.lw
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BLOODY TRAcEDY-The Corpus Christi
(Tcxas) Ranchero states that on Satur-
day, the l1th instant, John Warren made
an attack on James R. Barnard with a
bowieknife, cutting him very dangerous
iy, whereupon Mat. Nolan, the sheriff,
went with posse to arrest Warren; the
latter, however, having procured a SIX
shooter, refused to surrender, and Shot
Thomas Nolan, the sheriffs brother in
the head, wounding him, it is feared, ia
tally. The sheriff and several others
then fired at Warren, who fell dead, lite
rally riddled with balls. The situation OF
the wounded man was considered very
critical
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NEWBERRY, S. c.,
JAMES D.. NANCE & CO.,
PROPRIETORS,
JAMES D. NANCE,
EDITOR.

Newberry District being one of the richest Cotton
Districts in South Carolina her people are large
consumers of every kind of merchandise The
CONSERVATIST, therefore, furnishes one OF the
best mediums in the State for advertisers, SO far as
Newberry District is concerned while 1t enjoys
fair circulation in the surrounding Districts The
terms for inserting advertisements are certainly as
reasonable as those of any other journal in the
country. especially when it is desired to advertise
by contract.
The CONSERYATIST numbers among its con-
ributors gentlemen of the first talent and soundest
political faith With their assistance, the editor
will endeavor to make his journal an acceptable
and ever welcome family newspaper and ire-sidc
companion.
The political character of the paper is of the
strongest States Rights stamp. Believing that the
Constitution under which the Contcderacy OF the
American States was formed, has been repeatedly
and grossly violated, and that "the Plantation
States" have been the only sufferers-that the
Union of these States is no longer policy founded
on the principles of right and justice, but that the
bond of Union is the cohesive power of public
plundcr"- propricors prefer that their journal
shall rather seem to be Southern Extremist than
appear an unconditional advocate of the Union at
any price.
TERMS.-The paper will be regularly mailed to
subscribers out of the town of Newberry at the fol-
lowing reasonable rates of subscriptions
One copy, per year, s2oO OO
Three copies, o.O0 @
Five copies, oUO OO
Ten copies, loOU U
Twenty copies, Zo.oo
p@ The money upon these terms always to be
paid i'll advance
No paper will be discontinued until all arrearages
arc paid and no paper mailed until the subscrip-
ton price is received unless at the option Of the
propretors, when the circumstances call for diff
ferent course.
All business communications should be addressed
to the .Conservatist Newbcrry, S. c." Comm.::,
nications intended for pr5ssiicanon should be ad-
dressed 10 the Editor of the Conscrvatist"
Aug. %, 1860 3 tt
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THE HENDERSON F1RE.--The Shreve-
port Oa) Gazette learns that one white
man and six negroes have been arrested
for being concerned in the burning of the
town of Henderson, Texas, and it is be-
lieved that the proof is sufficient to con-
vict them. An abolition e1aissary, a book
pcddler, was the instigator of the infa-
nous deed. Unfortunately the scoundre'
made his escape.
DR.. Ward, a minister, living in Harri-
son county, killed a man whom he observ-
cd talking to his negroes. 1t is not known
who he was or what business he was en-
gagged in. In his carpet bag were found
abolition documents, and he is supposed
to be the book peddler who induced the
white man and negroes to burn Hender-
son.
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INsURREcTIoN EXCITEMENT IN MIss1s-
sIpp1-The Mississippi Meridian learns
that in the counties of Choctaw, Clark.
Washington and Wayne, in that State, a
serious excitement exists among the plan
tcrs similar to that in Texas. 1t appears
that discovery has lately been made that
in one neighborhood a combination of alb
ofitionists, who boldly defy public opinion,
has existed for some time A. party Of
men appointed by a public meeting under
took to give them Il call, but they armed
themselves and offered resistance.
It's said thatan old man named Gilbert,
and preacher, named Mcdonald, are the
ringlcaders They are charged with hav-
ing been in correspondence with old John
Brown, of Harpers Ferry fame, and it is
charged that a point near there and a man
living there were designated i'll oldJohns
confession.
1t is expected that demonstration
sufficient to ovcrpower them will be got
up against these men in Mississippi soon,
and that they will be driven from the
State, if not executed. One Of the char
gcs against these men in the habit of as
scmbling the slaves together at night, and
preparing them for insurrection.
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RAILROAD CONVENTIONAL meeting
of the stockholders of the Spartanburg Il
Union Railroad, held in Unionvile, last
week, Mn J. r. Straughan was elected
President, and the following gentlemen
Directors for the ensuing year: S. Bobo
S. N. Eyins, Govan MiIls,-J. ". Miller, G.
w. II. Legg. 7. n. Dawl1ins, W. j. kec-
nan, 7. B. Jcter, E. Scaife, J. L. Young
w. J. Aston, John Drummond
Our readers will recolect that Mr.
Siraughan was elected President and Su
perintcndent by the Directors several
months ago lie was prevented, howev
er by sickness in his family and other cil-
cumstanccs from coming on, from his
former home in Ohio, to take charge O.
the Road, until two or three weeks ago
lie then concluded it to be best to await
the sanction of the Convention Of Stock
holders, before he would assume the au
thority and position of President. Tho
Stockholders, as we have stated above
have endorsed the action of the Directors
and Mr. Straughan has entered upon his
official duties.-Sp@tanbug Erpress.
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The captain and mate Of the alleged
SLAYER Achron have been discharged from
custody, on the ground that the testimony
offered by the Government was insufficient
to establish the character of the vessel as
o SLAYER.
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HEAD QUARTERS.
LIST BRIG. lst DIVISION, S. C. NJ, /
GREENyIILR, S. c. !

GREENyILLB, 5. z, j =
ORDER NO
A cooRDING to orders from Headquarters, On
IA ELECTION is hereby ordered to bo held, ao-
cording to law, at the Regimentel Parade Grounds
of the Regiments comprising this Brigade, on the
27th dal9f September neat, for MAJOR-GENERAL
to command lst Division, S. c. NJ, and to fill va
cancy occasioned by resignation Of Major General
Smith, The result of said Election will be for.
warded to this Office Immediately thereafter.
Colcnels commanding the respective Regiments
are charged with the extension and execution
this Order. By order Of
w. K. EASLEY, Brig. Gen'b
H. LEE TnURsros, Brig. Major
Aug Il Il 10
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Fcarfu thunder storms ragged in the
vicinity Of Toronto last week with hail
A number Of buildings were destroyed.
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NOTICE.

Application will be made to the next Legislature
for I'M act TO incorporate Shiloh (Baptist) Church
with the usual powers and privileges.
Aug. 21, 1860 em
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A ATTENTION CAVALRY !

ATTENTION CAVALRY u :!
TV1HE ANDERSON TROOP OF CAVALRY will
parade at laynies Thursday the 18th of Sep
tclnber at III o'clock a. m., armed and equipped as
the law directs
BY order Of
n. A. McCurLEy, o. S.
Aug. IS, 1860 st
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PAY UP! PAY UP!!

TTAvING disposed of my Confectionery, all per-
sons indebted ON acct will do well to settle with
me by the 18th of September next, as after that
time they will find their Indebtedness in the hands
of IN officer There is no mistake about this, for
l mean every word that is said.
Aug. 81, 1860 1t