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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-07-07

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big ans9enpmmen Der auf nabute, unter6al=
tun9, Seberber9un9 BON g. Nrnplp unb SIT
Gael S'2au9bltn, utD aussenpmmen nit 81.
Span9ler c%pmbinirt, con- Gpertrt unp serlhmo=
ren 9erpslen 5a iein, nt6t 16ulpig,
urtbetl:-nn D bic Gpmmillipn perur=
tbetlt paber 9elannte WfarY s. Srrrat, am
9alle auf gebangt 81 peroen, bis le tppt lit
3u lol6er 3ett uao ait lpldem 9labe, mie per
Bralipent Der Ser. ct. belttmmem tpirD. 3pei
Drittel Der Nitt9lieper Der Gpmmtlipn 6aben
etnlttmmia 70 erfarnt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-07-07
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Nefultat: Der Spesiitatipnen IGul=
big, nit Nusnabme, NIT Spansler contbinirt
9etpelen gu letn unp nit tbm cpnlpirirt at ba=
ben, pteier Spe5iffatipn nt@t 1dulpig.
urtbet1: 1nO Die @pmmtliion perur=
tbetlt pes9olb Jpn, pen bela9ten @epra q.
NterUtt, DAP ct am 9alle aufgebGnst merre,
bis er tpot 1T, gu lUt6er 3eit unp an lplber
Stele, ais Der 9rdltDent Der Ser. Ct. perfiul
gen mag. 3wet Drtttel Der Gpmmilli on
ltimmteu itberetn.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-07-07
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8efultat-Oer Specification lAuloia
uu69enOmmen nit Gp, Spansler cpmtttirt
confSrDerirt unO peridtppren 9epelen at fem,
unb atsgeapmmen Der Nufnabnte, unterbal-
tung, 8eDerber9uns unp Gerbergung pes Be
fagten 9epts @nYne, Subn $. Surrat, @t6.
O'2an99ltu, @eurs q. Nserott, Marp s.
Snrratt uno Samuel Nrnplp, nt9t lAulpie
petien. Nuf bic @ntla9e l9ulptg, ataeencm~
men nit %. Span9ler cpmbtntrt, confSDerirt
1taO afrid9tpOren setpelen gu iein, Oeleu nidt
ldNulpt9,
11rtbetl:- Die GommNliOn perurtbeilt
@tupO 8u l~ebeastansli6em Gefan9ntb BET
barter 4rbett. 'f {.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-07-07
Z. ga nj Qrnplb.

&efultat.-Oer Specification I6ulpiq ;
nrs9etomrnen nit Gb. Spangler cpn,bintrt,
conf0oerirt unO oeriHwOren gewelen gu 1ei,,,
tiGt l@ulpi9 beRen. @uf Die Ntntlaae idul=
Dig, auSgenOmmen NIT 50, Spansler cpmtt=
nirt, confGpertrt unO Seridppren gelpeien al
lein, ntdt 1Aulpis belen,
urtbetl:-Oie Gpmmi0ipn perurt9eilt
i'm gu lebenSldtgli4em @efdngniB Bel Barter
Qlrbett.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-07-07
@rpRer 0lmSperf0mf,
OLffienzSr0nereIT

m 3pGte Oer @rriGtuus eet Nftien Brauerei in Canton.
&rrtenbaair gfeeuRSer, werbeu f@ttftIt6e SIN
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-10-04

FFNHE undersigned, at their Old Stand, adjon-
F I. ing the Bank of N"wherry, are now re-
ceiying Stock of General Merchandise, embiac:
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-10-04
saIuda Old Town Plantation.

gT7HE subscriber wishing 10 confne his atten.
ton TO plantation in different part OF
tSe State desires to relt for next year or lease
for series of years the above place, four miles
below.ChappeI's Depot on the Edgefeld side OF
:SsIn6a River Itscontains about 800 acres; OF
ybfch about 400 acres are cleared upland, and
ost, acres very superior and,safe crcek and river
Before the war the usual crop Of the place
,v;,b twspnty full hands was Eve bales OF cotton
+o the hand and corn and bacon to sell.
70 an approved tenant the terms will bemadc
advantageous. The rent will either be a txeo @
snm, or a proportien of the crops and the neees
Ssry corn, bacon, SC, for next years eonsauP
ton NAV he had on the place. The nse OF ssocs
fer it's pnrchase) ma lso DC arranged 1oe r.
Apply on the Plantation: ,coon
Oct. 44l-5t. JUHNoo' nAUV0O'
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-10-04

GREAT FIREs,--A terrible confagration receas
II svePs over portion Of the eay Of Augusta
Maine. From Passenger Bridge to Winthrop
street and from the river to above the railroad
track is smoking mass of ruins, --....-....
The storage rooms 5h5 Cherry street, ana 'ne
bonded stores No.s75o Water street, 0otn oecu'
pied by 4. II. Laurence, took fire, on the lS'h
inss: and were destroyed. Loss ss,oOn,ooo;
Nine thousand bales of cotton were consumed,
also IL oo9 bags sugar, 1000 bales hemp, $50
bales jute 250a bales gunny cloth, $50 tons junk
and 800 bales East India cotton. .
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-10-04
OBITUARY,
~. The theme is old
Ofs'dust to dust )" but half its tale untold.

q
Emma j. Goggans, daughter of Daniel and
Emily Goggan&, Newberry District, died at the
residence of her father, on the 18th inst, of Coz
eestiye Fever, in the twenty-third year Of her
When. the King beheld the handwriting upon
xhe vaf. his terror arose, not from what he saws
: hut from what he could not see; for he was un-
SIS 3 discern, the body to which the band be-
loaged. Il IS so IN death. Our Tears arise, not
5 from what we know, but froin what we do t
know. To the christian all things are revealed !;
The grave is diyested ofits tcrrors and death is
sxallowedsap in victory ~. 90
SeEeFai years previous to her death the de-
ceased connected herself With the Methodist
EpiSeopal Church. She was ever aSsiduous in
esomotfBg the welfare Of others; constant in the
discharge OF both spiritual aud temporal duties,
and true to hor God whom she profe$sed and
loved, In her last ilReSs she was reiGnea and
Submissive Gathering all her strength q few
RoaFs before the cold hand Of dc9h was laid up
on her,ysIe sang Rest for she Hea,Y; and to "a
friend Who stood weeping by her side, she spoke
words aE comfort and said, s"It Is lot hard TO
die" Other aegroachiug dissolution she seemed
assured and met 3er destiny sith christian forti-
tudes for, amidst her satferigs and the struggle
between life and death, Spirit presided that
prompted her in all thin sto say Thy will be
(. done; Even 50. Father, fer so it seems good in
sthy sight -. "a.
= aEs a.daughter she was dutifui and loving as
assslsf, ,aonfding and afeetionate; asa friend,
sEaBie and5cenStant. Possessed of rare intelsI-
gence and nlaeh ainiability, she was the centre
Of maay b pes ana the price of many hiendSa
zza a fess WEEKS FEe would have gone TO the y
Eaeuisl altar there 10 aSSanle the duties aud The
Ecspou, i6iIities of lie Gor which she was so web
: saolit5ed ay naiure and education. But man,
like pendulum, ever vihratess tetween Slnitf
and a tear. II vas Otherwise determined in the
5dga courts Of Heaven, and she was summoned
from the uncertainties sEi flaiEie5 ofte, to JON
IN the marriage supFeF of={le LAMB. -. r. Z
With IRE F;ty,,il! so deeply afflicted many have
Ehed aasciions tear aud iathciF bereavpleens
a.axe felt an honest sympathy; for, when she.
sSouns and the gJft-i the besa'ifal and the good
pass away, sofroSs eGther on2tie heart as sl'tS
fttc tleSs s-aItilg the ioSef A loving dinghteT,
and afecliiiIiate <is:er, ecnSTant-friend Size is
gone; her saily 70 It's cotaned -ho'ae, her 'irit
30 mansions carell here the Neary&re II sest>
fried .,fser fs;epi departs, -. =.
WHO .shas not losf i frjel!ti = = ~ = ~
There is IsJtsi,ie:l-l!e7e efz fzbc;;rts -
Fiat firfls no: lssre IN. e:ld;; - (. II -.
Z ere t3is fr,til world oar Enal rest. ,-.s
Liria5 or dying none we're btrsf
Sep. 9Th 1856. - ~f....s
Anderson ellfgeneer please copy.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-10-04
AYMENLAL-.

MlsRlED, on the morning of the nth Sept. by
REv. A. D. L. MosER, Ma, w. F. SUGER to Mss
E1IzAREqH P EPBIHG both of Lexington Dist,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-10-04
LOST.

MONDAY, the llth inst, between 1aj. Jno.
-IF1 P Kinard's, and Newberry village, Colts
Repeater, five inch silver mounted; t was in a
new black case and belt The finder will be lib
orally rewarded by leaving it with
Oct 4-4l-tf. ~. JOHN CUATE.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-10-04
TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

:. NEwBERRY DISTRICT.
Bg j. T. Peterson, Esq., Ordinary Of Neg
-y1; HEREAS, John Riser has applied to me
w for Letters of ADMINISTRATION, on all
and Singular the goods and chatteis, rights
and credits of George A. Riser, late Of the district
aforesaid deceased:
These are therefore to cite and aduooish all
and singular, the kindred aud creditors Of the
said deceased, to be and appear before me, at
our next ordinary's Court for the said District,
to be holden at vNewberry Court House, on the
18th day Of October inst, 10 shew cause, if any
why the. said Administration should not be
Given under nv hand this 2nd day Of Oct,
in the wear Of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred anu sixty-fvc. j ..--..- :
o, JOHN T, PETERSON, oN:R-ssz
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-10-04
VARIETY Ssora---LaW Range,

variety OV9Ea---4actW 4ea4Se.
NEXT TO PROVOST AARsHAL's OFFICE.
YFSHE Subscriber, deSSirous ofmaking room for
q NEW STOCK, has determined to @AFtk
DOWN the Prices o6Goods ncw on hand' ana
respectfully requests his patrons ana the: plotie
generally to make an early caii. s!he present sen
that his prices will give eRtire satisfaction: =
40. S,ss 4-4I-it.. =. - C. ". PARKER
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-10-04
DRTJGGS!.
Drugst Drugs! Drugs7
DRUG S !!
NEW STORE AND NEW STOCK
= Fresh Arrivals of Goods
EVERY WEEK. .

The subscriber respectfully infoTnlssshe citizens
of Newberry, and the adjoining Districts, and
the 'sbaiance of mankind" th.t. he expects in Il
few days full supply Of all the goods usually
sold in a first class Drug Store. He has nowin
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-10-04
THE STATE OF. SOUTH CAROLINA.

NEwBERRY DlSTRlCF-lH NSo14t -,
David H. %Buzhaldt, AdminlStr :toF VIVA 4-L "li'
:Jcsephine Bazlmydt, Mary Buzhardt.
Bill to sell property to aid in payment OF debts
The creditors of Samuel jefferson Buzhardt,
deceased, are hereby required to present. and
-ender in on oath, to the undersigned, their re"
s0eet:Ve claims gainst said estate, within two
T55onths from publication hereof or they viii DC
excluded. SILAo 0ohNo' w. = "a
IONS. CGioe, Oct. ., le95.-2'2. sN
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-10-04

ST,4fY 0ESO.rGH CAROLINA -.
-'.-. -AEwBEREY DISTRICT.
By oE1ltu 7, Petersen, Ordinary. Of Aees5cTry
= District ..--
WI HEREAS, Thoras- s. Blair has applied TO
w &e tor Letters Of Administration, on
all and singular the goods sind chattelS, rights
ami crcditS Of Tto<. J. Thompson late of the dis
triet aforesaid deceased:
These are therdtarc to c;te~and adnlonish all
and singular, the kiadred and crrdi ors of the
said deceased, to be and appesF before n', at our
next 0rdnaFy's Court for the said District, to be
holden at Newberry Court Hoasc CD the 18th day
of Oct. inst to Snew canSe, if any Why the said
Administrations should not be granted
-.Giren under my hand and Seal, this End day
of Oct. in the yt4,r of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and six 'y-fve. - ..
o. 49,. JORT T. PETERSON, o.E.D.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-10-04

And variety of other goods, III Of Which lie
will sell at reasonable" prices. His motto zlS "a
rimble penny is better than Sow shilling"
Prescriptions CAREFUL compounded day or
night. Always at home, IN lis store in trout OF
Wicker'S.
oct IL If ". F. PRATT, Agent.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-10-04
New BAKERY establishment

yySHE underyg ed would most respectfully IN.
s farfn theS;sattics, Gentientan and the ,Pah,
F.- generally of NewHcrry, that they have opened
8 !. BAKERY on main street, opposite Aessfs Nil
si,.r & Noutgoaiery's Nem Grolery Store, where
sJs.y csn be supplied at any hoar day or night
,s;tE fresh choice BreaI, Biscuits, Cakes, Pies,
Assse'7' - PETER cox. e
a-44-tf JACOB GREENE.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-10-04
Notice.

To heads Of schools or Families.
A Lady of experience, wishes to obtain site
z uation, either in school or private family,
as teacher of the Eng ish branches. Would also
teach the rudiniengs Of Music If required. .>.. ~
address Miss H. C, at this Office. .~|
: sept q IF
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-10-04
NEW.
STOCK OF GOODS

IN IL w
STOCK OF GOODS.
THE undersigned, at their Old Stand adon-
: 1 ing the Bank of Newherry, are now re-
ceiying Stock of General Merchandise, embiac:
ing -,
eROgGR9gS;~
Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Candles, Soap, Starch, Blue
Stone, Copperas, Cheese, Concentrated Lve, Pep
per, Spice, Ginger, Genuine Killickinicb Smoking
Tobacco, (pronounced by old smokers the best
ever brought to this market Chewing Tobacco,
Cigars, Soda, &C., &c.
HARDWARE
Axes, Hatchets, Spades, shoveis, Pocket
Knives, Knives and Forks, Trace Chains, Pad
Locks, Hammers Hand Saws, Hand Saw Flies,
Nails, Tacks, Shoe Knives, Curry Combs, Horse
and Shoe Brushes, Augers, Gimlets &c, sc.
O10 GOODS
Prints, Delaines, &Ierinos, shirting, Towels,
Linen, Cotton and Silk HandkerchicIs, Hosiery,
Buttons, Thread,aa Needles, Pins, Tape, Red and
White Flannel Blankets. Sheeting, Hoop Skirts,
&C. &c.
Shoes, Hats, crockery;5 Glass Ware, Lamps.
kcrosine Oil, &C.. Sc.
They respectfully invite their old customers
and the public generally to examine their stock
which they intend. 20 sell near at old prices as
the present state Of the New" York Market aud
increased rates of freight will allow.
They are prepared under appointment from
the \. z. Underwriters Agency, to insure Build
ings, Merchandise, Cotton and other Property
against damage or loss hy FIRE.
- CARWILE l. NcCAUGHRINSA
S27 40 5 AscNts.
, 1865-11-18

II yon are wise always keep = hottie Of Railways
Ready Relief ahout NeyeT ba without It u your
meat Ia health. fou Always have reconsse
1t IN coce n srasus. In ch1s. in dtarrh0a, IN bowel
complaints and % on. With much ease a. to Black
berry Itsndy. Old Rye. Ample jack and With much
security, fot couple Of spoo1t1s Of the Relet
taken iu half tunbler Of swectencd Hatc5, will have
aPromrt remedial effect, while the tpffts may po.A+
BIZ do more injury than good. 4 bottle Of whisky
Will cost you dollar at least Wills bottle Of
Radvaf's Ready Relief. gIpens1Fety compounded -
il y. VIII only derye jon Of ntrJ Cents. For 1pEans
u!ses, too what could be more teETtceshle thap
the Ready Relief? All kuds Of aches and naina from
rheumatism 70 the tooth1che. from neosaGta doEn @
cntnnEer from 1ni!es wound e brHise I'll yield
A. apothesaIJshoR II nstle Have Tpu : eoaghs % The
yon d!phihera? ion can With the Ready Relief dle,
The Ready Keller becomes agreeable spbsiitote
assakctida. HAre you twtnEe Of rheunatles2 No
more such dangerous drugs a. co!chcum, no more
yoa have tae Ready Eeliel. Ills escrybody's niead
Ii IL tho poor mans physician. 1t Is fhe Rich msns
teaty rcstorer to health. II Is household necessity
In the st1ctest aense Of the term, md no 50 cents Is
eyer appended In ite purchase thst Is not worth 30
dollars, yalle received, In good spirits and sound con-
sutunou Sold BY Druggists.
\. B.-1he trus economist VII Ind Ia EadEny's 8
Ready Relief the cheapest aswe - the best medicine
In tho world One 50 cent hotte will secure morf
health sad mort complaints than len dollars
peaded fgr Any othsr medicine. FTies g cc1ts per
po11v6s1 & t-IAW 81 Maiden Lane, y.
, 1865-11-18

Private MAxter4-To the UnfoF'
UmAnfA.

AWA~HEN-
tas gos snees.fa "a en!5 Fsaa: sx
ea.!yz5 IT, tlsaleses q q disesscs q sr,sts I'D
IIoe5 coaoaes e eafs. ~ We Ssea Ii o:hess f. sye!3
tn tss a:ssasat 81 q sets x a. .ses*
sc alss?.ss Ta - 5ased - oeso9e potsensd -
GleE1 Pains ID the Had "a saaes. a Huplion ofths
Scalp Nodes Of the Beuea liberated Sore Throsi ao
snaetssF; .EE sISrstI sSit1ed 70 apply 1hil' they
I'll % ed e si6p MEDICINES f he
tHIttL stsads aioae as he ooly po,snt ana ese.ual
Ihese ned1e1nes csa only b ssd q DI: cLARKk. !.
h' issss See wasss sst of M ss1st a3sas:
- e: Ss { $; 'ss a2 as
irics ): "a bottle Or t~o bottles for g. Sent to 81,
n.Et -, q Lbs Sc cn1ptT{ On 5seeigt q Price of,,,
dseasea Of females and can b. consulted Ill private
and dsneate de71uggnott With the aasn.snee Of e.
sa2fe Fl se1
eoy fot and ohstEacttons 10 att5 tF1m
and Two stanps s@d Two stamps Tor . Prtrs's Let
Yong Nsn ssfs psFsfsolar notice. Tonuho. by Il:
aalenf . eert.tn solitary PRACTICES 70: fEoEo ar
nd body-dest1oytag daesse, s*x1sAI Wr4KsEss en-
restored bst5 by spplsas either psr;op2, 1T 9F
1a.eIefter' % thls subjeci.
RF.S ssf asss. rs H. III s
AZ 4 Az a esss 1.Te easss 70 IT. Fs9
e. & 9s 81
directions for use." -
Sss: ssSs5 :;s aass as
, 1865-11-18

Il The only rh5slcsn a. Specialist In the city
that can Be entirely relied upou Go Mx. and cot
sndG p1sease to remain tn your systen, disagutng
you faee and body. besides dFtro51ng your happiness
and future prospects IN Ill., ue has made personal
dseates md nessous debility hs study for the last
twenty sesss. and l. thessiose the person whom al
afflicted should consult No oos eyeE heard Of ps-
ut OF his not being cured SINCE he has been in the
CITY, Els reputation has yoachta IN Ill tho city pa
perB. his pata md te medical Profession both here
and abroad, II being tbs most skilled Specialist hare
and thorough master Of h profession. II all othess
f1tl don't despair; gtye him call. It II on1J com.
mon occurrence Nth him to cu1e such cases. His
rooms arr separate for 1ades and gentlemen, and the
most complete in the city. Consultations 1reo and
canSdental.
oMee No. 17B Sonth Clark street. .co1nm Of Monroe,
half block from the Post Once. Post O1ce Boz 134
Chicago, III. Otuce hou1s from 4. N. to pm.
Send for bis onide to Health" published monthly
rec Of charge.
1orko MKa. TAKE PARTICULAR NoElcG-Dottor
Bsclow deyotea much Of hts time to the treatment Of
those cases eau.ed By secrrt haht which ruins both
body and mind. uniting the unfortunate individual
Tor either nusneal Or society. Tbs sad eject these
ey hahts. q the 1cess Of Eper years IL to weaken
and dchlta,c the constitution. destroy The physical
md mental poEe1s, diminish and enfeebie the natural
foe1inEr sod exhaust the ylt ene1K1es Of manhood
The pl.uses Of te arc maed tho object Of marriage
frustrated and a11stenoe itself rsadezed term Of IN
eeAstnx misery and regret. Such persoos. especially
those contemplating marriage, ahoud lose no time IN
making Immediate application. Dr.. B.. tY his new
treatment il enabled to ensure speedy and pe1ma-
ncut cure.
, 1865-11-18

EHEEP-Tbe1e Il = fatr inquiry fur good Sheep md
good prices are paid. Poor Sheep s.e not wanted
Sales OF common were made this uornt. 1t $a21 And
HEX for chnaee.
, 1865-11-18

THE NEW COLLECTIONS OF
! chetie4 MR: bh9Rsga7,s MS51sj Last WORE.
" W. a ae1s y.
-
clear large BR tRS SSs6Ss Ss bs!s e RSsF ssT xok dFse ~
ea1seaa 81 s.ssea I'D teeais! Mdsc. tof shots
E ESs I'D aS S MssS b e. nS
cni noaton are Illustrated by lassc vnr1cy Of pleas
Ss sfs R1 sen1 . Tss
eseU mesez snd the 4 anthem Department is full and
% mr 81 HaSFs 1AsI, wenK, 8, c,r,,., ,,,.
Is e Hase "a r.
Music, nd vocal uainlnE songs. paIt soas. rounds
o1o1cF Fiji II fs9 STE b6oR s5sss Foa THIS SEASON.
7 aeas sds1s eso. IA q
eo1sq Of l. ss3 r. M1ss So.tSo ssSo! IL
Al extensive eollectiou of Hy1un Tuhes ". large
assoftment Of Sentences, Anthems and Chants BY
n9e e ill., asE
great confidence thst VII pEove Tey attt.etlve znd
sssa a Ia & s ss9
ato1s By the most popular and DISTINGUISHED eomro.
e. @ GEE
eompodtlons e GnAHLKs zkSS1h - Hs y @ some ~
tpan1scipts in addition rlch Contributions Of lit
1nE authors The contents Of The Praise Of Non.'
VI stds peRaIs5itF spd a.e: Pr!ss, si;sa: .,.-.
Esy Ga5mln. sse5a" r kowel, Hasoni 4n s!s9
bath Bcji.a 81 George +. Root, f15d: The shaxm.r
b[ n.adb9y Rops and AstnEa ti2 T. Me1s, c9qsfs n
{sG0 and also Of many other music books n all dc
psfsments Copies b. mall ro.tpa1dM l. = % n %sfsS
oclaslcs-t2t ltew IA 50 596 Broadway. New York
, 1865-11-18


Tho sales to-day foot Up LOO head, ringing ID
price from ta35 to Il chiefly at tla to A.N.
The market ha4 dragged heavily. and low rrndes
hsve hetn unsatabe except Ut cons,dctahae conces
sion q the rates of yesterday. Thro ii good Sur-
M1 N ne Satoi, chieaJ Of he more common class,
oecne huycs took hold spkrngiy, aod the result Is
ta&t considerable uumbtr remain ofe9 unsold Even
thn bet cAss Of stock. aneh good shipping 6tezs
pae1nK Cattle and good Coxs, foas sought after,
nnses apparently holding on fos coneesaon1 aad H.
though thero ts yY tt,e Of thai clsss Of stock On
sslG some sesJ good drpyes hare not yet soundbu5c7
IonEh, coarse Oxen and scallAwAg Cow and steers
afc not wanted At all. and begging Ii the market
1hore Ae feEr packe1x operating than for some time
part snd packing stock Is selling tr1he lower.
We quote the market r. dull and depressed. and 10
@fsc 100 90 lower than yesterday.
The following srr thf closing prices today
Closing PRICES TODAY.
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r1sar ops see92s@Goca, 1eisstsd, Til; ''s'"
~ @ s::eu. Hu .... .aa. %
Asatss. Ma klse1s aud sgSd ''s' ~
slas 1e5o y s u.s.. ~. oass 80
nesn, aSela,nE sasI oo rs at...-........s 1894 es
rough and ooersc, averaging e2a2E9 nA
CATTLE SALES TO-DAY.
eHzEXAS TAEns
,t Aa.: 20 q .er msr C. AZ sygE|s s|5 e.
e A!19a9aef n FL y bed ayst9S.g ~ ns e
Ea< : K { &C. .IsssEas S f.
Cooley & nd!dec sold Nash.ch IS head. averaging
sc I. al 4; to Gl'ena II bead, avcesEng s4s ns.
Hos,ss se'q 9t!s re- #
Gn; 70 clifford, 4 head Avr1aKink Ht NJ, At *lJ0o.
, 1865-11-18
GDbernf1It1tt Sales,
EXTENSIVE SALE OF GOV

F6TENSfFE SALE OF GOV
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cHuT QCAxrxss s*!txs z oy,rH> 2: y NJ; K;R
l. MI oS Ao!t At pahlic auction. NovenbeF e2th.
t'S9' ~ ~ Mof Of fug!aE strrtt, u. lonis No.
,o Esaa ~. 81 :: sas ys5a ofsas
o1 Nqyenbes gs,a. ExS II Loai,1tfir. r.:
l. &; sd Hnss' HnIssL'' r. Wheels d A1les
Patr prt!r7s, spsfnSaA A'AA'
| Hand GaM II Truck Cs{9.
| 30cu R1aata of Scrip tron,
On psen y fSa IT :. Menpas, Ieun The enttrs
s On hana y that piaee cnnssttox n pst u foo ~
S Ezst EEasy yH1zdred "a esessu III ser,a es ,oo
/ ~ G9ht to11 aAeoEied Steel
~ One sor tfV Lad.
| toIEaQEoAdA
On December nth. tSd3. Ct Ssahv1He, Tenn ths CO.
ts ssoct Of nsv md setFtcsabs Seoes q the G. j.
Aittary kAfl1psd rtznftntsx haad at the Ueoesat
:aM9 .easy taocssad A1ea
e ss,1 JHss ~ ess sot I5e 20 q r. s Angle
| s Isity y.dye tons ssscssrt seee2,
~, 81. 4.' - ''''' ~ ~ t'.@' "''Ns '''-
| ~ ssu.S,nse taoasAna cooaos haxlae o3"ss
sfs.s Fin, "a 9aa cFr. mss7ass efaa KING
sSets,.. 1'ses hsase se7i@ssoa, 9@sa oe every %
x.is 81 sS'fss and cast =: :1s n;fa ,e.
Gi.., aad ra.pt OF saees II eenpsf ' ana Brad.
eoosns s;oTgs apd Fz. s10:ss :ss snatch
, 1865-11-18
Dem publications;
ECLECTIC MAGAZINE
Literature, Science and Art.
New Vo}ume Begins January, 1868

The eEnxcr1c MAe4z1Sr Is. as is name ind!eatesa
se!ec3toA from other magazines and periodicals. These
selections ate carefully msde each month from the
h entirely statfke olAe 4oihies, and has no rival
The following are some Of the works non which Sc
1ectloDa made:
1uutop Quarterly, Heynt de DtuI Montes,
TsitIah Quarterly, I.oudon Society,
North British Review, Beptfey'S NlscetIzny,
Popular Science Review Cot1hlh Magazine,
Saturday ReyieE. FTaxeT's Magazine,
Leisure Hour, Temple Bar,
Tt8tmlni1ter Review, ChAnbe1ss 3oufnai,
Dublin University Mag ne, EdtnburE IeS!ew1
AT Journal, London Eanou41 Review
We hast also arranged to secure choice selections
from the FeKSCu. GEsx ~ AND OTHER CONTINENTAL
PERIODICALS. Translated especially for the ECLxc71c
snd hoped this new featuft Will add greatly to
The variety and sa3uc Of the work.
EMBELLISHMENTS.
Each number Is cmbelllshed with one Of mort FINE
STILL ESGRArILGs-poTtTals OF eminent men or ul1s
tfative pftmport1nt ht1tostcal events.
avoames commence IN JsagaJ snd @ INK X o. oas sssh
4 TEENS r11l ,s = Rs11,.YesE re-, YesEd single Numbers
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