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BECEIVING & FOR III HRD
:. NE w BERRY Gs 6.
. Auction Sales

AF Handsome Residence, a large quantity Of
" Elegant Furniture, CFocGery, Kitchen
Utensils, Corn; Peas, Fodder, Farming Utensils
One Single Horse Carriag and EEssSflessesS 81.
= ~. by H. H. KIN ARD. q a.sz
On "Wednesday tae 5sth November, being the
: First Wednesday after Sales Day, viii be sold
at. .Apctied, az the Residence of Alonzo j.
:. White, formerly the Residence of Dr.. Wm..
w. AcAogries, in NeRberry, So. Ca, s8szes
That handsome Residence of Alonza,J J. White,
formerly the property OF. DR.. Wms w McMOr.
sries, with twenty-five (z51 acres Of excellent
Farming Aapd attached The Residence is ex.
tensiys and Convenient. ~,
Also, Immediately after sale Of the House, will
be sofa large quantity of Elegant Household
Faraitare, consisting IN part Of. -
Elegant Rosewood PIANO. Elegant Fali-setcof
Rosewood Drawing Room Furniture; Handsoms
Extension Dining Table and Celleret WITH Mara
bfe-top; Sets Dining Room and Library Furni.
ture; Sets ChamberF Furniture among them seTe-
raj sets Cottage Furniture; Dinner, Break
fast and Tea groekery; Set. Glass Waie;; Kitchen
Utensils; a Loom, &C.; one Single Horse Carriage;
Farming Utensils one Jersey Wagon; oge Two.
horse Wagon and Harnesses; one Fine Cow; . lot
OF Breeding Sows and Pigs; lot of Germ, Black
Peas and Fodder; abept so Wagon dsof Oak
FREY Wood; a;lot of Seasoned Boards; q lot !of
WooI. two ~ Side, Saddles one GentlemanIs
Saddle, Lot Of Tin: are, Corn Mill, Straw CHts
5ters-very large Harrow, Seythes, &C., &c.
G0NDIFIQNS--Gash before Delivery.
The psr2haser of House to pay tor Titles. ssrs
AlSthe above Property can be puTchased
at Private Sale. previous 20 Auction, by appLica:
,tien % ;a-.s,E Z: s$i.s .aAL0AZtsdt bite
Nav l. 49, 2t - rtssss--fg - s4<ys sfsszE
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Houss, of Representatives,

Pursuants to the Ordinance of the Convention,
ratified 9th day of fSeptember, A. D. 1865, en-
titled "An Ordinance to provide for the frSe en-
suing election of Governor, aad for. members of
the first ensuing General Assembly Of the State
>of South Carolina" the Members of the House of
REPRESENTATIVES Of the several Election Districts
OF this State, assembled in the College Chapel,
this day, at y o'clock m. .s. -. -
Members appeared, produceas the;re credep-
tials, we're sworn by the Chair, and took their
seats: = -.-. pr =
Hon. A.P. Aldri6h was elected Speaker OF the
House, and delivered an eloquent addSess on
taking his seat. *John T. Sloan, Esq, was cleo
ted Clerk; Hugh S. Farley, Reading Clerk, ). H
Bsatwright, Messenger, G.. N. Gray, 0oor-keeper
On motion, the House adjourned, to meet TO-
morrow at II o'clock.
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.HYMENHAL.

Married, ,at the. Methodist Church, on Thursday
evening the 26th, by the Rev. Sid 4. Browne,
Presiding Elder, assisted by the Rev. ". a.
Hodges the Rev. w. HgMBERE, fsthe s. =.
|. Conference, and Mrs. Coz. D,0yLET, daughter
Of Gen.H. H. Kinard, Of: Newberry. .-ess.s.,. !.
Married, at the same. time and place, by the
Rev. Sidi H. Browne, Presiding Elder, assisted by
E1sIse ReE:. W. A. Hodges, the Rev. FEEDERtcE
AJID, of the e. Conference, and, MISS EMMA m
F., daughter of the Rev. J. H. Zimmerman. 8
Married, on the 25tRinst by the Rev. J.zNa,
rion Boyd, Mr. PAUI 6: PARIS Of BaThYell Dis
trict anEE Mss CoRSELTA D3NIEES of NemberEy
District, formerly of st. Helena, s. c. -
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''The good tims'' come.

As next Monday will be sales-day, and a large
number of our citizens viii come to town, we
think that occasion very appropriate one to
pay US visit. We give cordial and general
invitation to all, to everybody, in the hope that
we nay interest them and advantage ourselves.
Some few there are, and only a.fewcwe are: hap
,py to say, who are indebted to US, and only so
by tbeir positive promise to pay up, about this:
5time-after crop gathering. We look for them
now. The promise has but slipped their memo
ry, it could not, like the good housewives "pe-
crust" have been s'made but to be broken" We
are satisfied then that a gentle hint is all suhi-
cicnt, and that the few who are en- the shady side,
will come out from the dark, pay up and bask in
the sunshine of our countenance. Others again
will remember that the period for which they
subscribed is expiring, and a few are O-u-t, and
that if they wiShto continue on our books, "they
must renew in time. And no better time than
the present can present itself, either for renew
ing, or commencing subscription: The pro-
ceedings of the Legislature, now in session, will
be full of interest, and every one should know
what is going on in that body. To be posted in
this, it is only necessary to secure paid right
to the Herald, for three or six months as the Sase
may. be. Look to it in time. Subscriptions will
be received in almost any kind Of truck, in CUR
rency or in specie so there need. be no excuse
for borrowing your neighbors paper or remain
ing in ignorance altogether ...
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= PnhlIc Meeting.

- The citizens of Anderson District held meet
ing st Anderson c. H., on Friday 18th inst, to
express their condemnation Of the brutal and
atrocious asSa ssination OF three United States
Soldiers at Browns Ferry, in Anderson District
On motion Hon. A. Eylns was called to the
Chair, and John c Whitfield, Esq, called upon
to act as Secretary. -..-. .-.>-a...
Col. ]: L. Orr and Judge Munro addressed the
meeting at length, alter which the following
Resolutions were unanimously adopted:
Whereas, Corporal Corbett and prlyates Smith
and Brown, of Co., A, 1st Maine Battalion, be-
LONGING to the garrison Of this District, were du-
ring the night Of the Sth inst, wantonly and in
humanly assa<sinated while doing guard duty at
Browns Ferry: Savannah River; and whereas
It is meet and proper, under the circumstances,
that some public expression Of opinion should be
made by the citizens of the District in reference
thereto, be it therefore -, -
* - Resotped, That we deeply deplore the occur
resce of such an event in our communicated we
cannot regard the perpetration Of an act so afro
cious, unprovoked and uniustifable, otherwise
.than-with sentiments Of the most unreserred and
unqualified condemnation.
ResoLued That the citizens of this District
pledge themselves to cooperate with the military
authorities by using their utmost exesSions in
.s feretiDg out and bringing to summary punish
=. ment:the perpetrators Of so horrible an assassi-
nation. ..- e.. ... -,
-I Reso5bgd That the sincere sympathy Of this
community is hereby rendered to the families
:. aza friends of Corporal Corbett, and privateS
= Smith and Brown, ca, A., lst Maine. Battalion
5SSs9ghas by their good conduct and geatema9iE de-
psasDent during their short stay<hers, haa Won
. Tne confdeGce and respect of this community.
% Res0gSsd That the secretary of this meeting
do furnish copies Of these resolutions to Lieut.
2 Colonel Brown, commanding lst Maine Battalion
with request that be forward a @copy to each Of
thefamilies ofthe deceased, and that the proceed
ings of this meeting be published an the Intel
Igencer.- Ieteb5&geatesr. % :: -. -.
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THE HYMES1AL department. presents unusual
attractveness and interest this week, and paFtic-
ulayly to our fair readers. The double-basrelled
| (excuse the term) ceremony in the Methodist
church on Thursday evening was peculiarly in
teresting. We were there, our wives and chill
dren, and every body else with their wives and
children, and other peoples wives, children,
mothers, aunts, etc. In fact it was jam, the
church was crowded, prayer-meetings; class
meetings, protracted meetings, big-meetings
Conference, or any other kind Of meeting, were all
thrown into the shade by this big wedding. Two
pastors, long caring for the general flock, had de-
termined to take into near keeping two Of the
i lambs, to keep them from straying without the
fold. 1T was so kind, SO considerate Such a
thing had not oecdrred here before, and every
body must witness the interesting ceremony,
which too was to be performed in double minis
| terial harness By the presiding elder and an as
sistant We we're pleased, and after the cere-
mony offered congratulations and would, have
been delighted to have participated, in kissing
the brides, Which was so general, aud extensive
We leave that for Western editors; it is too good
| for us. Our lady readers will be glad to know
that the interesting couples were charningly hap
py, handsomely prepared, and the 'unspeakable
| bliss which was reflected from their countenances
| shed a halo Of satisfaction on all present.
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BRUTAL MURDER.-We regret te. announce
the commission ola most atTocious murder.
upon the person of Major James j.. Adams,
one of our most respectable citizens, on Thurs
day morning last. The deceased was, a resi-
dent of our District, near Hodges Depot,
and left home early on Thursday morning
With his gun in his hand for the purpose, as
his mother supposed, of hunting turkies. On
Friday morning his dead body was found
near Hodges Depot, very much mutilated:
Upon bis side were the marks ola wound in
flicted By an axe. There was adeep cash on
the back of4ris head, and his whole face was
beaten in, so as not tosbe rseegnized. His
broken gun was found near BY with which
it appeared that most :of-the woundsswere: in
ficted: Upon the trees around thercswas the
evidence Of discharge of fire arms, and the
appearance Of the ground iHd3eated : violent
struggle Two negroes have; been arrested
and lodged iSRJail,. and against one of them
the evidence of criminality- is very strong
butts very. likely that others are implicated,
and we trust that al wiIFbe broughtto speedy
punishment. :. -.
|, Major Adams was ono Of our most peaceful
and orderly citizcus, and sustained the ch:afac-
ter Of q Kind and indu'gent master. He leaves
a large circle offrients to Lament his untime-
| loss.-A66aEitIs: Press. = - Y 80
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: A CASE, OF SHOOTING. The Darlington
Southerger, of tbe 22d ult:, says Near this
place on Saturday lasta pistol in the hands
"a pnd Fz Tboas na B Flowers n the ta entering
the breast near the right lung Mrs. Flowers
and her husband both say the shotsBas- acei-
dental Mr.. Flowers lies in q very precarious
state and small hope is entertained of his re-
covery. 80 s.> e. ~. Z -, . -: =.
: Asthere are grave suspicious held in rela-
tion to- the shooting, and as the case. will pro-
badly undergo Investigation Meare not.at liber-
-ty to make comments. - -. -.
P S-Sipce writing the aboxs Mrs. Flowers
has been Srrested4a and is nov lined in Jail
waiting further, deveiopeu&nts.
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Trifuss ofRes1sct.

At meeting Of Pulaski Lo.lgc, No.: 2n5 Il O..
%. F. held Oct: 9th, 1855, the following prcam-
BILE and resolutions on tie death of Bro. 8. H..
BAKER, we're presented and adopted, ~ = < z
+ WHEREAS, God in his inscrutabls but all wise
Providence, has seen fit to take from our midst
our friend and Brother, j.: H. BAKER, thus crsat-
ing vacancy in our commuuitB which;wili never
be- filed iEfictng a loss upon his family which
will ever be felt, and removing from our Lodge
one whose pleasant face MS ever welcomed,
whose noble heart was ever anxious, and whose
ready hand, always wiIlingto relieve suffering and
carry out the Sublime ends of -oue benerolent
order, Therefore belt ~
lst Resozged, That in the death Of j. HARVEY
BAKER, we have lost true and we'll tried friend,
and Brother 3 y - = 80: -
I'd Resoleed.l That we, deeply sympathfse with,
and tender our coincidence to his bereayed wife,
in this her sore attic ion. The loss of devoted
husband, and to his children an indEigent father.
3D. Resofred, That the members of this Lodge,
in consequence thereof, weaIthe usual badge, oil
mourning fer thirty days tl:Ss5s -: <
! 4tk Resolged, That copy; Of this preamble
and resolutions, be forwarded for publication to
the Newberry stHerald", and GreenI lille ENTER
prise" and copy ofthe2s e2samesbe sent to his be-
reaved family. - u = A..C. SMALL, y
Chairman of Committee. :
Greenville Enterprise copSand forward biz to
this Office ~, s''.s4t's - q
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from all parts of the world do congregate. Af-
ter immense labor they were rewarded by the
discovery of many new and, marvellous things,
which will be on in a few days. Lock out |!
Wheeler secured agood deal and Webb lots. Of
em. We noticed that Webbcam back with
stylish little black hat. What's the meaning of
that?
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AZ HOME, Oct. 2sth, 1865.

v .--
Dear Mr. Editor am surprised and mortified
that you allowed. the miserable effusion of Wa
terfall to appear in your paper. It's downright
: fb, and could stick her with pin till she
screams, or'slit her tongue with my scissors. She
must be crazy, or thought YOU so, and. that your
readers belong to the kuow-nothing Fraternity.
To palm herself off as having; the gift Of poesy,
and steaLfron, Mother Goose what she could not
write herself. But what better could be- expect
ed from one who styles herself Waterfall, the
name of one of the most abominable of all ebom-
nations. l dare say that her poetical bead is
now inclined backward from the weight of one
of those ugly protuberancts, filed with, dearIne;
there is no telling what. Well, blush for her.
Don not, or.mereies sake, suffer Miss Waterfall
again to lacerate the feelings of your lady read
ers. Respectfully Yours, NEEDLE.
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For 'COlssresS.

~ GEN. SAMUEL, u McGoBAN respectfully -pre-
sented to the Voters of the Sd Congressional
District Including Abbeville, .EdgefeId, Orange
burg, Richlomd, Fairfield, Lexington and New
berry as a candidate for Congress at4the next
election. 80 .s... ,,. T.. i,.s..,..ss, s5S@1-9.
49, a. Eis. -, stt..s@ - 80 "a VATEP
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: Rumor hath j: that McFall will be off in day
or two to visit those distant cities (hat some of
US have Heard yet never SEEM Everybody will
be on the quie vive until he comes back, for it
is said he's agoing to fetch the biggest wrinkles
to this narket-going to transcend all previous
loveness with :tints and hues, rivaing the rain
bow. , .s,- =, - 4-G...:. .a.--.5 .~.
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We invite attention to Mr.. Alonzo J. Whites
advertisement to be- foand in to-day's paper
His handsome residence, formerly the property
of Dr.. VIM. W. McMorris,) together with large
quantity of elegant furniture. crockery, ETC., etc.
etc, will be sold on the sth November. His
residence, furniture, ETC, can be treated for al
private sale between this and cay of sale. -
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OBITUARY:

D1ED" "at NeHberEy, &C H., So. Ca, on Thurs
day, Oct 2eth, 1865, Mrs: A:G. PARKER former
= T'God has visited me and is reconclel."
Charleston, S. c., papers please copy. -. = +
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1t will be seen, in another column, that Messrs.
Grierson & Walter, Commission Merchants, and
Receiving and Forwarding Agents, at this place,
receive and forward cotton and merchandise of
every description, to any point. On all goods con-
signed to their care, they advance the freight and
erpenses; a great desideratum. We take. great
pleasure in recommending them, as energetic
Basiness men, who promptly and cheerfully for
ward sH consignments. =
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The SAC of Soath Gar0MHas :

q; A. -. 5t'-it4>71 INEWbEakf DISLkICNs
zBuJobs p Peterson, Esq, 0Ta7iiaGryef ef lEEssp.
berry District ~ 80 = ess.io f.issss az,
WHERE'S Jane Cole has applied to
IVY 2. me fofLettersof Administration; viii an
sexed, on all and singular4be goods and ciMttaIs,
rights sand credits Of Bale Cole, late of the Dis.
trict, aforesaid, deceased : 2 q s's*s
: < These are therefore to- cite and admonisheIl
and singular the kindred and creditors Of the said
deceased, to be and apPeaE before me, at our
holden at NeRberrJ Court Horse, On the l4sh day
ofSoy.snsAts to sheM cause, if any. Why the
D Given utSder my hand, this -3osh dSysof Oct.
in the year of our Lord oae Thousand eight
hundred and sizty-6te. ssszs. y.,S r..fes-s4.E
NI-45=2t. JOHN T. Peterson eS.a
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HARRIS is out again with fresh arrivals of just
such articles as most people want, something
good, cnoicc, seasonable, as we'll as that which
is serviceable. -. '.. .t
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Another Company.

We are pleased to state that Capt. T. ", Gary
has organized company, under the late procla-
nation of Gov. Perry, in that portion of New
berry district comprising the 3sth Regt. Capt.
Gary we know to be an efficient officer, and who
will do good service. He is noWsaiting general
instructions, but in the meantime isdoing whole
some patrol duty. J. F. Flo,d, D. G. Davis, and
T. J. Noffett are the Lieutenants. 49,.
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RETURSED.1Gol. Webb, of the firm of Webb &
Lovelace, arrived last Thursday from Gotham, in
company With 2: B: Wheel I, Esq, whittier, they
bad gonei in search of something. .new, under the
sun: They found it while wadipg through heaps
q other things, and going into and, through q
great many Strange places, where merchants
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-11-01

Messrs. jenkins and Grimes have opened (
Gallery near Belmont, where they are prepared
"to take likenesses." q II
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REL1ETED-The detachment from Co. c., 25th
Ohio, doing duty at this place; leave to-day for
Chester They will be relieved by detachment
from Co. g., composed of eight men and scr
geant and, corporal, under command of Lieut..
Crooks. The late garrison have the good will of
thescommunity. They were sober, quiet, court,
eous men. r-...-. .. ...tz. =. --,..'- -.
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Call on A. NJ. Riser, at "the old stand" and
view ''those scenes so charming, as they are
presented in his show cases aud cn his:counters
and shelves. ....... ....- .-.
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Col. E. B. White advertises his dwelling and
farm for sale or rent. Also, furniture and car
riage for sale.
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SsIcE--The fslowisg spicy and characteristic
note Yas handed in on, Monday morning, which
we have thought roper to insert in the local col
ump, with the apology that SO long a time has
!. elapsed since We looked over the Melodies Of
Mother Goose, that we will be excused if Water
all'.goton the blind side of us: Its the way,
though, the ladieswill take advantage Of us men.
Our fair correspondent is permitted to hold ,her
up. =. ,.- ...'.. -. 80. .
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Mr.. VIM C. Johnson has lost two heifers. See
their description and tell hinlw where to ind
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I'VE take pleasure in recording the fact that
our friend 1--WE might say every body's friend)
the worthy Mayor of Newberry, has returned and
resumed his duties as Commissioner in Equity.
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LOCAL ITEMS.

See DR.. Pratt's new cards--Fresh Tanners Oil
and Cod Liver Oil. z-s--.s- =
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ATrENr1oN.-The up-countFy trade is. invited
to look at the advertisement Of Aitken, -Noyes
and Johnston in another column, importers and
iobbcrs, Charleston. Their assortment is COM
plete and elegant, and worthy Of inspection be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
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We invite attention to Marshall & Brothers
advertisements Give7them call on Thursday
and examine their recherche stock. Laurence
is water bound, across the Coggaree, but expects
to be up in time to wait upon the ladies, and as
ssist ia the big sales. ....', s'...-'' - t,.- =
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In the article, GA visit to Holiday House" in
last weeks paper, for 'ormulo, read ormolu; for
Fsenatos,' read sonatas for LusEine,' read Lur-
line; for 'embonpoint', read embompoint. 3
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-11-01

For CoAe&Ess.-We are authorized to an
nounce DR.. R. c. GRIFFIN Of Edgefeld, to re-
present in,the' next q lised States Congress, the
Third .Gongressional District, composed of the
Dist riots of Abbeville, Edgefeids ewberry, Lex
ington; Orangeburg, Rie6land and Fairfield.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-11-01

The physicians of Newberry Village and sur
rounding country, are requestedto meet together
in DR.: Popcs Office, on the sixth Of November
next, {sale dsy,)to take into consideration some
important mattersH
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Ne regret to state that Mr. Mark Wilson was
murdered last Saturday night belew this place by
negroes. 1t appears that the barn and corn crib
was fired, and on going out to learn the cause,
was shot down. This is altogether too bad, and
calls for serious reflection and prompt action
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We take pleasure in referring the readers attcn-
tion, to the card of P. Epstin 6 Co., to be found
in another column. We are gratifed to learn
that they have associ ted with them our friend
Lieut. E. R Kingsniore, formerly Of our town.
We know his old friends would be CAD to meet
NEDin Charleston,
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The latestinvention is a 'pafpitatlns bo-.
som 'fJr the ladies, which is set in raotionb by
!, 4 concealed spring; whcrean extra display Of
''emotien" is required, .',.,s-sE.-> s. -
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There are 16, 900 blacks ID Memphis, and
of this number, TIE Memphis Bulletin esti-
mates that from y, 900 to $4,000 will Ue ~oo-
jects Of charity this winter, and that thou
sands will starve. s.>-...--
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:, A Columbus (Afix:) paper says, in one of
the wells on the ''barrack" grounds, used by
freedmen and women, the bodies of6fteen. ne
ESQ infants have been found, unQuestionahly
the victims Of knfaHticide. ~,
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Cholera, yellow fever and the cattle plague,
we're extending their ray2ges in England, and
pablic prayers were about TO be offered for a
stay of the pestilence. -
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StraVed or Stolen.

TROM the subscriber, two o year old HEIE
L ERS. one a red and white spotted, With
horns. and not marked, and thought 70 be with
allf. The other, a sn1aH dark bripdle, no horns,
marked with slitin one ear. They have beea
missing bout two weeks, and any information
about them viii be thankfully receiEei.
Nov. l, 1t. w. g, J0HntsoA,
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twill be perceived that Messrs. Miller & Fhomp-
son are determined to s9pply this couRtrY' with
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Trunks, Valises,. and
Umbrellas, etc, etc, at Wholesale and Retail.
Read their advertisement. - -. p =