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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-05-05

The property of the above named company, which
j. about being organized under the mining laws of
2ennsy ylvania, consists Of the following valuable
territory, 10 wit;
/ A lease of one half acre, known f'No. B.
on the Tenney & StcFrow purchase. on Cherry Rnn,
Venanga' county, Pa, just above the celebrated
s.Reed'' well and wi,hin a stones throw OF well
inst struck flowing present 100 barrels per day.
a new derrick erected upon the lot One half the
oil 10 the company.
. A lease OF one halt acre, IN close proximity
- the above known as emo 81 on the Tenney y
Storrow purchase on Cherry Run. A new derrick
erected upon the lot. One half the oil TO the com
Pany. , ,.s..
Creek. Of two acres Of ground fve.eightbs Of ths
oil TO the company.
4. seven acres in f,e simple on the waters Of
Ritrh4v Run one mile from its junction with the
Allegheny, about the same distance from The fox
and Widel we'll, owned by the '.Stunp Islands Oil
Conn,nyD All fat, boreable territory, at present
nnder cultivation, with good frame nous; upon it.
: Three acres in fee simple on the Allegheny
river lust below the mouth OF the Clarion river.
Tbeya ia room on this tract for a half dozen wells
The g sAllegheny and Clarion River Oil Company"
Of PbiladeI3hia al sinking several wells I'M
neIiateIy opposite this property, wi'h excellent
/ prospects OF success.
I. nresenting the above basis 10 the public, II s
| confidently believed that 1t cannot be exceed by
fb,t Of any ,ther company yet organized. The two
leases on Cherry Run are themselves worth more
| than the territory OF many companies which pro-
tess to be based upon million capital TIE Cherry
gun region has proved to be the surest ollproducng
territoFv vet discovered. Nne-tenths of the wells
| horsd on this stream have been successful. The
great Reed well, flowing 375 barrels per day the
S.Wountain'' we'll flowing AGO. and in fact nearly all
of the large wells yet struck, are located on Cher
[ ~ Rim.
II Is p,opo,ed 70 sell sufficient nnmber OF shares
20 psy TO- the territory and raise working capital
Tor IL development, at the low price OF t'oeyfUt
ss sr 81 1ys tbs placing ecsry subscriber - thtS
6gad On the gro.a. GJor, cna giVtr each shbscrs5sr
a o rate irtsrss in she territory, engines, and 0fhs'
p,epeyly eff tia company, as we'll as the shares o
stock remaining unsold after the purchase money
.od working capt. al are raised. From the nature
,hs leases. boring upon them must be commenced
within sixty days from the Goth OF April, 1860
which is a sufficient guaranty that the company
will proceed without delay to the development o
it's territory.
The following named persons are authorised t
receive subscriptions to this valuable stock
2AFos y e. sFYERs, EVER; Bedford Borough,
ISAAC D EARNEST, Bedford Township,
HENRY F. SMITH, ST. Clair,
J. n. SCHELL, Schellsburg,
JACOB J. RARNDQLLAR, Bloody Run,
RICHARD LANGDON, Hopewell.
Is ). FLUCK, Saxton.
J.B. FARQUHAR,
J April %, 1885. 1rra'~''r pro tan.
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The Rev. Jacob SeChler.

Well known ard much respected among the German
population in this country, makes the following state
nent for the eeneft OF the afflicted.
HASovER, Pa, Feb. &c, 1859
Dear Sirs Having realized in ny family mpor-
tant benefits from tae of your valuable prepara-
ton Vistar's Balyzm Of VIA Cdsuy--it affords
me pleasure to recommend it 10 the public. Some
eight years ago ore OF my daughters seemed to be IN
decline and little hopes of her recovery were en-
tertaned. / then procured bottle OF your excel
lent Ba!sam and before she had taken the whole o.
the contents of the bottle there great improve
nent in her health. ! have, in nv individual case
made freoHeut use OF your valuable medicine, ard
'''' A''' -e JACOB sECHLER.
From Jesse Smith, Esq, President Of tie
Morris County Bank, .NOrriato51r,
.Ng,g Jersey
/ t,uapipg used Dr.. WIsrAK's BALsAM WILD
y4EPEy for about fifteen years. and haring realized
;ts beneficial results IN my family. II affords mo
,raat Measure ia recommending it 10 the nrbc es
a valuable remedy in cases OF weak lungs, colds
capgbs. &c. ard remedy which consider to be
entiTalv innocent and may be taken with perfect
ssfsty bv the most delicate in health.
| From Ion. joan L. Smlt5, q Distingnlshed
Lawuer in Westmtnsts5. .f3.
] Tbava on several occasions used Dr.. WIsTARs
! p,,s.y Of WILD CHERRY Tor severe colds, and al
+rays win decided benefit. l know of no prepsra-
| ton that is more eficacions or deserving OF
| general USE.
| fec, by :. B. ELLIOTT, Merchant, Han's Cross
w WIstar,g Ralsam Of Wild Cherry.
None genuine unless sigasd 81. BUTTS" on the
Per Sale by
tJ.P. plNsMORE, No. 4al BIoadw ", New YofS,
W.FOWLE + CO., Proprietors, Boston.
| And by all Druggists.
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A CARD TO lTgAFIne

. 0IFIgy man, while residing ), G.,
as missionary, discovered St. - o9uth AmeTc'
isaaa lof me cure ofNervous Weakness Fai. rem
tne Who'll o. tne Urinary and Seminal Orgsns ~
and ~noe 'Faln of disorders brought on bg and
Teadv c"ras haots Great numbers have been
desire to bene6t 'n,s ms noble remedy Prompted by
Inc recipe for preparing and psinu ,unIle, WI"
FRrS ~ sealed envelope to any one who sG;-
vonrssis aIe enclose postpaid envelope. sddra..4
address, JOSEPH +. iNMAN 20
February 10 ,ses station D. Bible House,
New York
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CAUTION FROM THE
4 N Z RICAN WATCHco

A1Vlng come TO our kuovIasoo
: 'He american Watch have bee, =. IMITATION
Ae' IN great number, calculntsd r.. 0pON tn'
''h'essness 10 injure the repn,a,io, '-tel
'e products, TO protect our own in,o.e.. 1' genu'
p'ohe from imposition, we soafn '' S0a tne
MARKS BY which our Watebs. ~ O-sn ire trade
known. ''A's may Invariably be
~. r. Ilan"f'efnre p four styles Of Watches,
ne FIRST has the name
AMERICAN wATrp 10
engraved on the inside plate. ''-1'' ''A's''
| 4he SECOND has the nan.
eD.r.sdi ~ = = On, fRAcY& Co, waI,ham. Ma. >,
me THIRD has the nam.
p 5. BARTLETT, Walth.r, ,.
on The INSIDE plate. ShgfsFed
watn, an me above styles have tie name Ar,.,;.
IN every respect. are warranted
ne FOURTH has the name
''WM. ELLERY. Bo.,on -,
the inside nI.,a -, boston, Mass" engraved on
''sl'e P'ate' and is not named on tba di.i
-. '''e ABOVE described watches are rnado I
-7S' d"u are sold in gold or silver o.s.. {
may be required. 'i''ef cases: as !
1' Is nSFdiy possible for Us 10 sccu,.,.I,. Il
g''"e fons limitations to which We bara
Flthe uhaccustomed buyer. Some are IepreseHteu}
S made By the Union Watch Co, Of Boston, Mass.,' i
no such company existing. Some are named The o
Soldiers Watch,' TO be sold Fourth or Wm. L
sneTy style, usually knDwn the Soldiers Watch.' 3
others are med the "App!eton W4tch Coz 9TH +
RS the 'P ). BartLEY," instead OF ,'P. 5. Bait
ett - bes des many varieties named in such @ man
Ter as 10 convey he idea that they are the yerita-
'Ie productions Of the American Watch Company.
We also caution the public, and particularly SOL
iters, against buying certain articles watch
IS, freely advertised Illustrated papers as car
ny Watches" ;" "Oiicers' Watches, p "Magic lime \
Observers" 'Ar:ana Watehes,'' &c, the prices Of
which stated to be from 10 sixteen dollars
A good watch, in these times, cannot be afforded
.oy any such money.
A little attention the part ol buyers will pro-
tect them from gross imposition.
ROBBINS 4 APPLETON,
Agents for the American Watch Co.,
lS2 Broadway, New York.
MAY & tgES-fm.
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these wretehes confne their blasphenies to the
walls OF their own eongenticles, we leave them
20 me Judgment OF such as choose to attend on
lhelr nlnlstranons; but, when they obtrude
themselves upon public assemble outside Of
me "ahs OF their churches, their utterances be.
come proper subjects Of newspaper criticism
ana 'hey VIII be dealt with by US lust as anv
other political speaker would be.
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tEThe municipal election in 81 Paul, Min
nesota, took place on the 4th instant A year
ago the Republicans elected their candidate for
Mayor by 3l8 majority; now the resul; is thus
heraldcd by the Pioneer of the 5th in q spread
nearly half a column long
ST. Paul Redefmedi Glory enough for One
Dag-The OIL Democratic RooSter again on
his Fsef-.1 cain o. FIRE Handred'oU.r Last
Yeqr-E'aois Democratic Ticket EIectsd-.7b-
clifton Disanioaisfs Cleaned out Of Poloer-
Their Cold Water Caadiaafes caught IN The
Ruin-St Paul Democratic City for al
Times.
The Democrats elected their Whole city tick
Ct, and all bu. one Of the Aldermen and School
Committee.
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Lnanhs 10 GRANT and SHERMAN, there ara
Nom no reoels IN arms east or north Of tho S.
~ 5 Ai5oaLGa while there are not enough Of reb.
81 Soioera 10 the other cotton states to s,yoa b.,
IYr "Illch we have TO thank CANBY and Tfo,,,5y
- sOo'i zeal has been said about the torr;bIo
1N'IS' hlRBr SHIrH and MAqRrDzp are ro;,,,-
TO-. 70 40 IN Texas, but we doubt if opr soiJ;ars5
Keep even one Corps emPhioy'td We faa29cef have fpeat9
al last, thanks to GRANT and SHERMAN, and
49, World.
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New skirt for 1865.
TIE GREAT INVENTION OF TIE AGE ~
HOOP SKlR 7 6.
RADLEY'S. New Patent DUl

" BRADLEY's New Patent DUPLEI Fi--
rrpTrC (oI doubieI SPRING 3KlRf.
WEsrS' BRADLEY * CARf.T ftate J. !. J.
u Eest1 SOLE PR0PRiETORS1ntM MANDFAC-
TrRERs, 81 Chambers ana 70 Yad g. Reede Streets
New York.
THIS INVENTION conysts Of Dpp'ex (or t"ol
E,iptic steel Springs inY iousiy Braided Tightly
and frn9y together edge 10 edge, making tne tough
est. most flexible ELASTIC es. Durable Spring ever
used Trey seldom b46d or break IKE the Single
Springs ard 4ueny preserve their peIfec' and
beautiful shane twice as long as aey other skirt.
! The woxDEEFUL FLEZ .sIsI.sTY and great comfort
ard pleasure 10 any lady wearing tns Duplex Elllp.
| nc skirt will be expeliaacet particularly n all
| Crowded Assemblies, Opera, Carsages, faiiro
| Cars Church Pews Arm Caairs. for Promenade ara
house Dress, as the 6k.It 6e-%aIeed, vEsn 10
use, to occupy small place as sas.Il 4 81
| muslin dress. @s
! A lady having enjoyed .he pleasures comfort and
great convenience Gf wearing the "Dupex Eihpt!c
Steel Spring Skir'' for single day, will never af-
forwards willingly dispense with their USE For
Children, Misses end Young Ladies' hey are supe-
rior 10 all others
They are the best quality il every part, and M
ou-stlona5iy The i2htest, most desirable, comfort
atls anA economical Skirt made.
! FOR SALE ia all GTst-ciass stores in ttls city,
sed throug aoat the United States, and Canadas, he
yana de Cuba, Mexico South ineIIca and the We,'
Indies. Inquire for the F'Dnplex Elliptic ski8i-
| April I, ls65-i3w
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Surrender Of Johnston
WAR DEPAR Rr,tr,

WAsHlNGToS, April 28, 3PM
44;or General Dc: ~ }
a despatch from Gen. Grant, dated at RI
leigh 10 2 NJ, April 20, lust received %r t.. i, iS.
department, states that johnston ,.'s
the forces IN his command. embracing al 4r[ fr ~
mere 10 the Chattahoochie, TO Gen. Sbermon ,,oo'
on '1e oasis agreed upon between Lee and na
self for the army of Northern Vira;nio ',,'' NY
+. NJ. STANTON, SecretarS of w.
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HsAE EsE Ga

GAITHER-BENFORD.-On Thursday
evening, 9th ult,, at the Presbyterian Falson-
age. in Somerset, by Rev. l. \ Graham,
Charles !. Gather, ESQ, editor Of the Fulton
Dcm9erct, 10 Miss Venie Z. Benfvrl, Of SOM
erect.
Our young friends lave our best wishes for
tbeir happiness and prosperity. May their lives
be crowned with many blessings.
STECKMAN-BAUGHMAN.-At this
parsonage, IN Nartinsburg, April l9, by J. NJ
Clarke, Mr.. James Steckman, to Mrs. II. }
Baughman, all Of Bloody Run, Bedford Co.
Penna.
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nd R. II d RE A -
VENETIAN LINIMEN

VENETIAN L1NIMENT.
TT CURES CHOLERA, WHEN FIRST TAKEN,
L in few hours, Dyaentsry 10 half boar, Tco.h-
ache in Eve minutes. Il is perfectly innocent 10
take internally, enA Is recommended by The nos<
eminent physicina, IN the United States. Price -
and 50 e-u:s
ToxawATpA, Pa, August O. 20
Dr.. S. |. Tobias, New York Dear s.
used your Venetian Liniment witt I'LL nt4"
sotb as an interna! as we'll as great saceess.
II cases of Bilious Collie n e-teFnsl oaeei
gard it as soVerei I'D Chols:a NoroSs ~
Horse L'nmert s. IN .sedy Yo0T ,e,ss essstsss lis.
uieat amongst .rds -prigaiied as hofso -
'sf''e'' WM. LEWIS,
:. sns,t North Rraneh Canai. !.
!. ~ sn Drussis,. ofaes' No. 1,.,sss@Ia % so,,iI
street, New YORK
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List Nf Retailers.

4 list of renders Of FOretg" and D0"e''ae
.Mereiandize .in The county Of BedtO'a' tof
The year 1865, as appraised and classified by
tbs c,.ra,sey of Mercantile Tares.
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co q e q VA p TEO

WISTAR'S BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY,
Sc generql has tle use Of thts remedy become. ant
50 ycpicr is II syeyrtere, that Il IS unnecessary to
recount ats virtues It's agoys ps4k for II, and 'lf
7tserance IN tie abundant and U0lt4rg testimony Of
the aany toho from long sering and settled disease
7ue By ITS besas restored 10 pristine UigOr and
health, We present Of sUtasRee IN proof
Of oar assertions, that
CANNOT BE DISTRIBUTED.
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DzED-

KEELEY.-In Bedford township, on the
2gth of April, Elizabeth Ann, only daughter
Of Matthias Keeley, aged % years, month aud
1 days
"Sho died in Jesus and is blessed
How sweet her slulnbers axe.
From suffering and from sin released,
Aud freed from every snare"
s.Far froaa this world OF toll and strIfso
She's present with the Lord
The labors of her mOrta! HE
End IN large reward
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Red ford Markets.
NOTICE TO TAVERN KEEPERS.

Licenses granted May Term, 1868, and IN my
hands for collection, il not lifted in ten days. Will
be returned 10 the Court according TO law.
FARQUHAR, Treasurer.
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@Shorl cakes, pies, and, IN fact, all kinds
Of cooking, are done in New York with hacly
purified Petroleum, and It IS said to be much
cheaper and better than lard, and The medical
profession say it Is 15ore healthy.
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FILLING lin GiRDING.

Tie undersigned respectfully informs the friends
and customers Of tue late Joseph w Sleek, that the
Pulling and CardinE business formerly carried on
BY deceased, will Be continued IN the name OF the
subscriber All klnos Of work in this line done on
short notice and al cheap rates.
GEORGE Il. SLEEK.
Eew Paris, Nay 5-3ts.
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nEDDrNG's RUSSIA sALvg.
FORTY YEARS EXPERIENCE
Has fully established rhe superiority OF
REDDING'S RUSSIA SALVE,
Over all nicer healing pIerarations.

II cures all kinds Of SORES, CUTS. SCALDS,
BURNS, coils, t'LCERS, SALT RHEJM, En-
SORE Eyes. DC, REMOVING THE PAIN AT
ONCE. AND REDUCING TIE MOST ANGRY
LOOKING SWELLlNGS AND INFLAMMATION
ASlF BY MAGIC.
ONLY 25 CENTS 4 BOX. FOR SALE BY
J. p. DINSMORE, NC 49i Broadway, New-York.
J. w. yGWLE q CO, Nc. Is Tremons-st,, Boston.
And by al! Druggist.
Nav s, IS64-eowiy
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OLD EYES MADE wrvv

4 ssat and ndAt sys directing how TO speedily restore
~ 'o or medicine Sent by mail free o aIa OF
- 'F"''' address, E. B. F0OTE. M D'p'
February 1oss dlSo Broadway, New York
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DR. :. Q. DOYLE,

OoALDAIF, BEDFORD COUNTY, PA,,)
Graduate of the University of Maryland and late
Resident Physician to the Baltimore lnfrmaTy,
MAY 5, 1865,
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WISTAR'S s BALSAM

Coughs, colds, Wioop5ag s toas3, BroneAii',,
DFculfy Of Breathsng, .4sthnsa, Hoarso-
ness, Sore Taroat, Group, an@ e9erg
Election Of
TIE THROAT, LUNGS, AND CHEST,
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20 Faror1tisv1. Ecay Subscriber on tis Grouao
Floor.
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May s, l8s5-im.
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Tha Nails.

tThewans of energy in the Post Office Depart
nens Of the Government is paIpablY manifested
in the accumulation of mail matter at Chester
sad this place. Large piles Of mail bags lie at
q place, and as usual there is no one to re-
u0 chem to their places of destination.
= EFMr, REAGAN is desirous to break db all com.
muhicstipns With the different sections Of the
confederacy, let him pursue the course he has in
sagarated. ~" .E...
y But we believe that by the enlightenment of
Ehe people, we aill best promote the interests of
the country. f. III r..
Letall officials awake ito the immensity Of
she crisis and act Ike mep, not Ike brones, uaes
quail to emergencies. .~,#. -. ....- ~.
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HEADQUARTERS,
SEVENTH RECT S. c. CAVALRY,
CAMP NEAR RIcHHoND, March 10, .'65

0FFfCERS and soldiers of the Seventh Regi-
u ment of South Carolina Cavalry, who are
now absent without leave, are called upon to re-
turn without delay to their command )
Many brave men linger to protect their suffer
ing homes, or to engage the enemy upon their
own soil. Cowards make the same excise but
by remaining absent from their posts IN the army
they weaken our strength and postpone che hour
of victory and peace. ...-.-. ...: =
Soldiers must promptly return, or be paoished
asy'deserters," arrested as '.Sesesters, and pun
,isbed as '.deserteFs."
The destruction of railroads is no excuse.
Brave men will make their journey on foot, or on
horseback, and rejoin their posts of duty il the
army. 1t will be no excuse to a soldier. that he
is doing duty in another command; this can Only
be permitted by an order from the Commander.
nChief-without his order it iS military crime,
+ 1t is especially urged upon men to bring witb
them good horses. Being disuoaated :lHiA not
obtain for them new farloughs, bat transfers 70
infantry. -, .,. s.. G. HASKELL,
Colnpel Seventh! Res's 5. C. |zssTatry.
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Good, True.

We don't ike to give place to ramors, but
when they come IN this form and character, We
give way for once. a soldier reports as fact
that a courier from Sherman to Grant has been
captured, &ith dispatch to the effect that un-
less assistance be soon rendered, his army viii
go up for lack of provisions and ammunition.
The same man, who is just from Richmond, says
that the negroes are enlisting rapidly, drilling
thoroughly, and are making fine looking soldiers.
Great enthusiasm prevails, one gentleman is said
to have offered three hundred thousand dollars
for one hundred colored recruits, he to command
them. The army also is said to bein 6ne spirits,
ahd dependency nowhere exists.
An individual who has been through the mill.
md who has travelled north, says that Canada is
full of yankee deserters, their name is legion.
We might give more, but think this enough
fos ose. day. I. M -.
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Hnw Cnrl6 Ea3
hs oae day.

Thslate thieving raid of Sherman developes
the fact. that ''all was grst which came to their
nila," in other words they stole everything in
their way. We hear Of one shabby villain who
only one-ard filed it With dried apples. To
what base uses do We come The sacrilegious
Villain, may the apples swell on his stomach, who
did so unbandsome thing. shoald any Of our
.lady readers be subjected to the IKE cruel indig
nifty and -}uss; and know not she material neces'
sary for the manufacture Of another sky-scraper,
Ehe following receipt will be found advantageous
aeupees three ply sick; %lbs. cambria yarn; 8
yards checkered muslin; quarts eight ply fan
asi; 9 bushels blue drilling. Stir the whole With
spoon, mould to suitable shape, and bake two
hours. ID. l.s... ..
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: !. Is. z z: Z: ! MssNa.
D Z. $50 !. 81 - pgE EEaE

( sNyc,~-<s.S7 I'LL Sc ggE EE8UNG
IL &.S4sS 5eas0a, commencing 1araa 1cth..
- and ending June 10th, 1866, at ny
sta6Ies,o on BnoSee River, at Gen. Il a. Einard's
Rich Hiin plantatieh5 st Newberry Court House
andat DR.. T. B. Rutherford's he is now at
Newbery Court Honae, and viii be there every
9Th day, and each Of the other stands every eth
day from this day. BE viii stop Q days at New
berry c. g.. and at Rich Hill, If b6siness will re-
euire it. sf..+-.,.s:. -, 5.9.,srs,..
Highlander is thoroughbred on the site-stde.
having for hes grsnd-sire the celebrated Wagser.
one Of the best race horses ever imported Is t6is
country. The pedigree of his dam has beeniost.
= HighlaadSr viii be let to mares the coming
season, commencing the 10th day Of March, and
ending the 10th day of june, ct sixty dollars by
the seasons and the usual fee Of one dollar to ha
groom. a.. =, ELLISON 8. KETTT. :;
Thursday, April 6, tt r1.s
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qhe state Of South Carolina.

TTSHE invasion of the State has rendered it
L proper that the Legislative Department. oe
tie Government of the State be CONVENED :
that such measures may be adopted as the vel
fare Of thelstate may require: And for that pec.
pose the members Of the Senate and the House
Of Representatives Of the, State of South CaEoiius
are hereby invited to assemble at Gseenyitle On
TUESDAY the 25th day Of APRIL 1865, as u
o'clock, M. !.
!, By the Governor.
-. B. 6. MAGRATHS
orrreAL :: W. s. ELt1oTT, Private Secretary. ~
Apr. 4--loL. 80 -.