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An Act passed 1y the General assembly
y Virginia, on tie 28th Of February,

An let passed By the General assembly
y Iirginia, on tie 26th Of February,
l. Belt enacted 6y the General Assem-
6ty, That section third OF IN act passed
February eleventh, eighteen hundred and
sixty -four, entitled, "An act disbanding
the one hundred and seventy-ninth. reg
iment of the militia of the line, and the
first regiment Of second class militia, =
be amended and re- enacted so IS to read
as follows:
rs. 3. The one hundred and seventy
ninth regiment of the militia Of the line
is hereby disbanded, and the commits
sions Of the officers composing the same
are vacated, and the bounds OF the nine-
teenth regiment of the Virginia militia
Of the line are hereby extended and FIX
ed to the corporate limits of the city of
Richmond, and one mile beyond said
corporate limits, on the north side Of
James River; and the Governor shall
attach all white male persons between
the ages Of sixteen and eighteen years,
and eighteen and for;y-five years and
forty-hve and fifty years, residing, in
habiting, or scjourning, within said
bounds, whether domiciled or undomi-
ciled, and not expressly exempt from all
military duty by the law Of Virginia, to
the nineteenth regiment of the militia of
the line, and the first regiment Of second
class militia, according to the class to
which they respectively belong; and he
is authorized to take such measures as
he may deem proper, to secure the enroll
ment Of all persons above described,
within the aforesaid bounds; and the
Governor may, in his discretion; organ
ize the persons thus enrolled by COM
panies, or he may attach them to exist
ing organizations. Should the number
Of men iusti3it, new regiment OF bat
talon may be organized by the Governor
within the bounds above referred tor
2. This act shall be in force from its
passage.
A copy from the rolls.
Teste, WM. F. GORDON, JR.,
G. II. D. d O.
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DIED.

AT the residence Of his grandfather, Mr.. Chas. J.
Point, Of congestion Of the lungs, Monday, March
18th, AELAN LEE. only child Of Benxalia &. and
Wm II. Woody. aged fifteen days.
take these little lambs, said He,
And place them ia my breast, - ~
In my heavenly home beyond the skies,
They will be forever blest.
PhiladeldAia Inquirer and Norfolk papers please
norv
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MARRIED.

Mr.. II. Q. HAZLEuROVE to Mrs. LUCY JOh.
DAN, both.of this city.
On the ath inst. by Raw T. " Moore, at the resi-
. aance OF = slmoua. Esq. Henrico county, 0EORais
folk, Va. : -. - -
Norfolk and PstaEsewr papers please COPY, -
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CONFEDERATE CONGRESS.
SENATE.
WEDNESDAY, March Is, 1876

WEDNESDAY, March Is, 1865.
The Senate met at II o'clock, A. NJ,
Mr.. Hunter, President pro. tem., in the
Chair.
The House bill to grant transportation
to discharged and disabled soldiers, was
taken up and passed.
House-oint resolution of thanks to
and for the relief of Major Caspar Toch-
man, formerly Of the Polish army, was
taken up and passed.
On motion of Mr.. Nigfall, the Senate
resolved into Executive session.
When the doors were opened
Mr.. Brown Of Miss, presented the Pc
tition of Ormon L. Kimbrough of Miss,
which was referred to the Committee on
Claims.
On motion of Mr.. Maxwell, the leave
of absence Of John w. Anderson, clerk
in the office Of the Secretary of the Sc
nate, was extended to the close of the
session.
On motion of Mr.. Barnwell, the Se-
nate adjourned.
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THE DIsrArcu is published this morn.
ing on half sheet only, because Of the
fact that all our einployees-printers, re.
porters and clerks-are members of mil.
itary organizations, and were called out,
yesterday, by the Governor, to perform
special service for short time. But fol
the kindness of few friends, who are
exempt from service, and who volunteer.
ed their aid, the "haf loaf" presented,
would Of necessity have been withheld.
In a few days, at farthest, "our forces
will return to their posts, when we hope
to resume and continue, uninterruptedly,
our full size sheet.
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A Coon BEGINN1NG.-We understand
that to Maj. j. W. Pegram and Maj. L.
P. Turner has been assigned the duty of
organizing and training the negro sol.
diers, preparatory to putting them in the
field. They are both young officers of
the highest promise, distinguished alike
for gallantry in the field and for skill
in the discharge Of this peculiar duty
They speak in the most encouraging
terms of the enterprise, both expressing
the belief that the negro under proper
officers, will make an excellent soldier.
1t is great pity this had not been done
six months ago. But We may yet derive
enormous benefit from the experiment
Success to these gallant young officers.
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to Amherst Courthouse, destroying every
bridge on the road, and in many places
miles of the track. The bridges on this
road are numerous, and some of them
500 feet in length. We have found great
abundance in this country for our men
and animals. In fact the canal had been
the great feeder of Richmond.
Af ROck6sh river the bank of the canal
was cut, and at New Canton, where the
dam is across the James, the guard lock
was destroyed, and the James river let
into the canal carrying away the banks
and washing out the bottom of the canal.
The dam across the James at this point
was also partially destroyed.
have had no opposition. Everybody
IS bewlldered by Our movements.
have had no news of any kind since
| left. The latest Richmond papers were
0fthe 4th but contained nothing.
omitted to mention that the bridges
on the railroad from Swoop's Depot, on
the other side of Staunton, to Charlottes-
vile, were utterly destroyed. Also all
the bridges for distance Of ten miles on
the Gord0nsville Railroad.
The weather has been very bad indeed,
raining hard every day, with the excep-
ton OF four days, since we started. My
wagons have, from the state of the roads,
detained me.
Up to the present time we have cap
tured fourteen pieces Of artillery, eleven
at Waynesboro' and three at Charlottes>
vile. The party that L sent back from
Waynesboro' started with six pieces, but
they were obliged to destroy two OF the
six for want ofanimals. The remaining
eight pieces were thoroughly destroyed.
We have captured up to the present
time, twelve canal boats laden with sup-
plies of ammunition, rations, medical
stores, &c. .
cannot speak in too high terms Of
Generals Merritt, Custer and Devin, and
the officers and men of their commands.
They have waded through mud and wa
ter during this continuous rain, and are
all in fine spirits and health.
Commodore Hoilins, Of the Rebel ma
Wy, was shot near Gordonsville while at
tempting to make his escape from our
advance in that direction.
Very respectfully, your ob'dt serv't,
(SigneU 2. Ii. SHERIDAN,
Major General Com'dg
From NEHBERN.-General Schofeld in
communicating from Sherman
Oar troops reported to have reached
Salisbury.
Ncwbern, March 7, via Philadelphia,
March l2.-Msjor General Schotield has
arrived here, having left Wilmington on
Monday last. We have no news from
Sherman, and the enemy's papers appear
to be equally ignorant. The roads. are
icn iettsnn no no doubt pllt DELAYS bis nraeress,
young man who has been in the Sails
bury prison for two years, stating that
lie acas liberated 1y tie Union forces.
The enemy are IN considerable force
at kinston; Lees corps, from Hoods ar.
my, is reported there.
Yesterday the enemy captured some
OF our sklrnishers near Kinston. Major
Osborn, of the 10Th Connecticut regiment
Is reported wounded and prisoner.
Our captures will offset the enemies
thus far. Gen. Bragg is in command at
kinston.
Major General j. d. Cox is in COM
mand OF our forces, who are confident of
success when general movement is or
dered. The weather is very warm with
occasional showers Of rain.
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LATEST NEWS FROM THE ENEMY.-The
| Baltimore American of the 18th, has ar
official bulletin from Sheridan, Of his op
erations in the late pillaging excursion
The heading is sensational in . high de-
gree.
The following is the bulletin in ques
ton:
Official Bulletin Glorious nows from
Sheridan ofhis expedition
The. capture of Charlottesville, AM
hsrst and GolambiamYsaam9ss sa9g & Bvfr rdi. aif
mond damaged - Numerous bridges
destroyed Capture of Canal Boats
Stores and Ammunition secured-14
pieces of Artillery captured - Rebel
Com. H9llins killed-No opposition en-
cOuntered.
WAR DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON.
March 1910 \. NJ.
Mejor General Dir, Ne,o York:
The following report of General Sheri-
dams recent operations has been.re-
csiyed by this Department. -
(Signed) E. NJ. STANTON,
Sec'y of War.
Cry POINT, Va, March 12-7 p. NJ.
Hon. Elwin A. Stanton, Sec. Of War:
The following despatch has just been
received.
(Signed) U. S. GRANT,
~
HEADQ'Rs MIDDLE MILITARY Div.
COLUMBIA, Va, Friday.
Lieutenant General r. s. G,unt,
Com'dg Armies United States:
General-In my last despatch, dated
gave brief account of
the defeat of Early by Custer's Division.
The same night this division was pushed
across the Blue Ridge, and entered Char
|ottesville at 2-P. NJ. the next day. The
Mayor of the city and the principal in
habitants came out and delivered up the
keys of the public buildings. l had to
in Charlottesville two days. This
time was consumed in bringing over
from Waynesboro' our pontoon trains.
The weather was horrible beyond de-
scription, and the rain incessant. The
TWO divisions were during the time occu-
pied in destroying the two large iron
bridges, one over the Rivanl.a river, and
he other over Morsc's Creek near Char
ottesville, and the railroad for distance
If eight miles in the direction Of Lynch |
burg.
On the 9th of March l sent the First |
Division, General Devin commanding, to !
on the James river, with. .direc-
ions to send out light parties through |
he country and destroy oil merchant
Mills, canal locks and bridges on the
sivanna river, these parties to join the
livision at Scottsville. The division
hen proceeded along the canal to Du-
;uidsville. .
We hoped to secure the bridge to let
IS across the river, as our pontoons were
seless on account of the high water. In
his however We were foiled, IS both this
ridge and the bridge at Hardricksville
7ere burned by the enemy on our ap-
roach. Gen Merritt accompanied this
vision. The Third Division started st
bs same time from Charlottesville, and
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ICORICE.-Tenc cases STICK LICO.
L RICE for sale by
uIh l6-3ts r. WENDEN NBIJRG q CO
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

WEDNESDAY, Mch. 10.
The House met at IL o'clock.
On motion of Mr.. Clopton, leave of
absence was granted his colleague, Mr..
Dickinson, detained from his seat by ip-
disposition.
On motion Of Mr.. Menees, leave of alb
sence was granted his colleague, Mr.. At
kins, detained from his seat by indispo-
sition.
The unfinished business being post
poned, Mr.. Lyon, from the committee Of
ways and means, reported favorably q
Senate bill, ia authorize the Secretary Of
the Treasury to receive specie from the
several States Of the Coniederacy, and.
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OFFER FOR RENT, on shares, my
i FARM, known as Liberty Springs, in Hanover
county, fifteen miles from Richmond. four from
Hanover Court House. The said farm il located on
the Pamunkey river, and is adapted to the culture
Of all kinds OF produce. For terms apply to
MARTHA UUNpLEY,
NH l6-5ts Who resides OH the premises
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FOR RENT.

LHOR RENT, for the owners board, a
l. fine eDWELLlNG-HOUSE, on Twenty-fourth
rooms and passage. with fine dairy cellar under
back porch. two-stOry kitchen, and stable in rear
also. carliage-shed; pump OF excellent water in the
yard. Apply next door to Mr.. DAVID PARKER
InA l6-5t'
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ID OOMS FOR RENT.-Two nice
h BASEMENT ROOMS, perfectly dry, ant
supplied with gas, suitable for lodging rooms. Ap
ply on Leigh street, third door above First.
NH 15--2ts
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EQR RENT, pleasant front ROOM,
on second floor, furnished with gas, on Fifth
street two doors from Baker street. References re-
4uireI. NH l5-9ts
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1.-TWO FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
Il RENT Apply Second street, between
Clay and Leigh, third brick house from Leigh west
side. References required. NH lj-2ts
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EOR RENT, several ROOMS, with fur.
~ niture, suitable for a family Apply On
franklin street, between Eighth and Ninth
NH l4-6fcods
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DOR SALE, splendid IRON SAFE,
Hsrnng's make. Also. several hundred good
GRAIN BAGS, in lots to suit purchasers Apply
to PUaH j. HARRIS.
NH l6-3ts Shockoe slip.
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EOR RENT, two UNPUBLISHED
Il ROOMS. with gas and other conveniences, at
No. 209 Broad street. NH Is -2ts
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WANTED, to go to the country, q
~ short distance from the city, q WHITE
WOMAN. to do the COOKING, WASHING and
MILKING for email family; anI would also tn.
ploy WHITE NAN that 10 thoroushly acquainted
vegetables. A man and his wife vould be preferre6
For such ss will suit, very ibersl compensat,on
wui be gwen and constant home secured. Pog
further particulars, inquire at this Office.
mh l3-Ots
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"ANTED TO RENT, q SMALL
w HOUSE, with six or eight rooms, with
kitchen, &C., attached, within five minutes walk ol
Capitol Square. in q desirable ncighborhood. Ad-
dress r., box 7S2, Richmond. NH l4-l0t
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WANTED, small family to take
w care of my DwELf,ING. in the lower eat
nine rooms. excellent garden and water, both fce
and mineral There will be an 0verse~r on the place
Address a. n LINDSAY
Perkinsville post-ofice, Goochland county,
NH l3-6ts = = Vro;ys;.
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TvAMILY CARRIAGE.-A ROCKA.
Il WAY, in Gne order, with seats for four per.
Sens, arranged for one horse for sale, harness in
cuded. Apply secopd door fr0m Ninth. On banl
Strbet. NH lG-lts
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"ANTED, a DWELLING HOUSE.
w in the upper part Of the city, containing
five or six rooms, with gas and water. Apply on
Main street, between First and Second, south MdA.
third door from Second, or at l0i Main street.
lnh l4-6ts T. 6PlIMAN
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WANTED, a LADY, to take charge
w Of small school in my family, say sonr 10
SIX scholars. IN New Kent county, twenty-five miles
below Richmond, competent to teach Latin. FraocA.
the higher branches Of English, and Music On the
Piano. Address, stating terms, :
CHARLES II. BINNa.
NH l3-4ts care Of r. J. Christien. Richsnond.
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"ANTED TO RENT, an UNFUR.
+ w NISHED HOUSE or SUITE Of ROOM6 ID
pleasant part Of the city, with kitchen. Best q
reference given. Address y. r., through post.
office, stating terms &c. NH lA-3ts
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EOR HIRE, a WOMAN, who is a
experienced COOK, p well ~ good WASH
Err and lRONER; also, YOUNG WOMAN
a desirable servant. who has been raised - LIZ
DIEV NAID anil HOUSE SERVANT. Term,
moderate. Address G. A. r., DispsteA bates.
. NH l6-Ns
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WANTED TO RENT, by tho 22d in,
w stant neat FURNITURE FOR A SMALL
HOUSE. The furniture will he used with care.
Address r. II. HENDERSON, box l,lOO.
NH lA-lkA
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EOR RENT, a HOUSE and LOT on
II Twenty-seventh and h streets, Union Hill
containing live rooms, kitchen, stable and Other
outhouses. Inquire on the premises 10 good
tenan: tho rent will be low. None need apply
but a responsible person. =
mh l4-3ts THOS. WINGROVE.
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EOR HIRE. No. COOK, WASHER
IL and IRONER--a large strong and healthy
woman. Apply Exchange Hotel. over south CArO.
lima Soldiers Home, room No. 2sS also. several
rooms fer rent fMh 1e-lts
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"ANTED 70 RENT, immediately.
w about three or four miles from the city, q
small FARM, well titled, with furnished or unfir-
nished house, but the former preferred, together
with team, and all the necessary farming utensils-
l also wish to hire q No. l NEGRO GARDENER.
over folty-fve years Of age. Address A. l., kx
l95 pOSt-Otiice. NH la-Gt~
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WANTED TO RENT, my COTTAGE
w RESIDENCE, on the Grove road. two na,.es
with oil necessary buildings Any one Wishing, can
take the house furnished and tools for Carrying on
the place. For particularA, inquire Of me at my
school-rooms, corner Of Main and First streets.
NH l5-3ts l. g. SQUIRE.
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WANTED TO HIRE, GIRL abou,
w eighteen years old. The best recommends
tiOns required. Address w. A. MAURY,4
NH l4-Sts care of r. III. Naury & Co.
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THE 'CHRlSTlAN INDEX,


DY the FIRST Of OCTOBER, or as soon MS tho
ID mails arc re-estabshed I willrenew the pub
lIcation of the "ClIRISTIAN INDEX (" and tho
"CIHlLD's INDEX, have been publishing.
Price Of Index" per nnnum, $500 >E
Price of "Child's Index per annum, rs Il
:a "a deduction made for Cllbs) y, III
Money may be remitted at once as my determi-s
nation is positive My desire is to secure alargsS
subscription list with which to begin, and issue
this prospectus that subscribers may have time to
forward their remitances. NJ i.ya .N# !.
tits my intention to issue first Glass papers hni|
no pains or expense will be spared to secure that
end? The best writer's and Correspondents will be
secured, and the. highest religious and literarA
talent will be given to the papcrs.s The CHILD'S
PAPER Will be profusely illustrated, and will, in
every sense, be made to conform.o ts,new title, r
THE CEHHLD's DEiInssa,F! fa
Money may be sent by Express or otherwse--ifs
by Express, at my risk, If the Express receipt is
sent me, on the Resumption Of mail facilities.
My connection with the frns ofaJ ". Burke s.
Co. IL dissolved, but IWil establish an office i'm
Macon, Ga, where Communications may he ad- 4
dressed. Nfu Ell DOYRIN.. .s3 :5t,;s e
pt6,S1S65.; .2 2s5 B. hi ss.
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT., sc

x SEPTEMBER 90, 1865.
THE Provisional Governor of South Carolina has
i appointed the following named gentlemen rs.
Special Aids for the purpose of assisting him in
che dieoissge of i,ia oRasa Aotioe;n rasss.ssraot
ing the State and restoring her to M Of heroiyir
and political rights in the Federal Union: -
WILLIAM'L. TRENHOLM, of Charleston city. \
STEPHEN ELLIOTT Of Beaufort District.
WADE HAMPTON, Jr., of Columbia,
ROBERT L. McCAW,,|of Yorkyille. ,..,
WILLIAM II. EVANS. of Society Hill.
JAMES w. HARRISON, Of Anderson village.
The above named gentlemen will receive and
communicate e the Proyisgpal aoyerno1 BES,A
may deem advisable ns to the condition of the
State, is citizens, the freedmen, the home.polce
and military garrisons. They will likewise report
to him by letter, at his headquarters at Greenyille
Court House.
BY order of the Provisional Governor.
WM. Fl. PERRY. #
es Tic newspapers viii svo aep 'ares Insertions
October g. 1855 s4 .nt .
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!. ~ "a r i "a, j, =. !.
Jown DOW, by the River Side.

DOWN by the River Side.
Down bythe river side ] stray,
Astwilight shadows close,
3 And the soft music Of the spray,
Lulls nature to repose - b X
Beside the stream o maiden dwells--
My star of eventide! E"
Pure rs the water lily-bells,
Down by the river side. s&
Down by hsriver side I own,
3> Astreasure worth the sea,
In one, to all the world unknown, I
Who's all the world to me.
Soon, in her early bloom and glow,
She is to be my bride,
Where the sweet water-l lilies grow,
Down by the river side.
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state OF south Carolina.
IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES & ET ~
WHEREAS, Isanc Il. Barron hath applied to me,
w for lettcfs of administration upon the estate.
of Samuel Barron deceased. late oftbe Distr ct OF
Pickehs and State aforesaid: The kindred and
creditors of sait deceased. are, therefore, cited to-
appear before me at Pickens c. H. ON Friday the
9th dry Of October instant to shew cause, if kny
they can, why said letters should not be granted
Given under my hand and seal this 18th October,
1865.
t w. +. H1hGOMBE, o.p.p.
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10 S I A T b s a TIE !!

WILL be sold to the highest bidder, on Thurs
w day the 26th day Of October next, at the resi-
dcnce of the late A. p. Reeder, deceased near Fair
Play, SC, "
0 All the PERSONAL Estate
Of said deceased, consisting of y
FIVE HEAD HORSES, HOGS s SHEEP,
3 MILCII COWS AND DRY CArTEE, I
ONE YOKE STEERS AND CART,
THREE BALES COTTON,
400 BUSHELS CORN, FODDER, &c..
Household and Kitchen Furniture, Farming Tools.
and other articles. S,.'@ E8 ',a.
TERMS-On q credit of twelve months, with.
note, interest and approved security SIS,
BEn. The Farm will be rented on the same day,
n, HARBIN Es ors. ~.
S. KNOX,
Sept 81, 1866 l3S 8. 3
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majority. +, SIs je} IN. .s38s s9s
3st AdENrLEN1AN travelling on horseback oamaa
upon an Igshman who was fencing,in 9 NEST most
barssen and dcsolate piece of lind. I" What
are, you fepoing-in that lot for, Pat? said he.
"A%herd Of COWS would 'starve to death on
that land I "And sure, your honor, wasn't
l lfencing it tokape the poor ,bastes out " itF'
A GOOD deal of the consolation offered in.
the world is about rs, solacing as the assurance
of the man to his wife when she foil into the,s
river: " You'll find ground at the bottom,
my dear" ,i., sssa ..S .ss.
A BIRD in the hand had better be put into.
a cage at the earliest opportunity or itamay
escape, ,@ Ss .e
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1865-10-21

y THE.radical Republicans elect theiroandf-
date Tor Governor, in Vermont, BY $1,000
majority. ,5S ..e lss
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1865-10-21

4 DISEASE, called hog -diptheria, is rapid
vy killing The hogs in Fairfax, Va, and Ead-
joining counties The animal appears well
one morning; during the day itssneck swells,
and by the fnextfmorning is deaa, No cure
has been dscove ed. y. !. R {.