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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-10-31
SHEREFE'S SAAES.

DT Virtue Of an Execution TO me directed.
- | will offer for sale ut Fairfield Court
House on the first Monday and tho day follow.
ing in November next, within tho legal hours
of salc, to the highest b:ddcr, for Cash. the
following Real prprcrty Purchasers TO
pay for Titles. The lands TO be sold in the
order following until tho satisfaction Of the
Fl. Fa. stated.
Ono Wact Of 1850 acres, more or less, OF
land in Fairicld District adjoining lands OF
Coleman Boulware. Jno. T.. peay, rlus.
| Jones, and others icvicd upon rs The pro.
pcrty of John Il. Robertson. at the suit OF
Thos. Mckinstry, Exr, W. john HARRISON,
Sr John Buchanan, and john Robert
son.
One tract of acres moro or less, OF land
i'll Fairfield District adjoining lands Of JUhn
Purcell, and Garden, Fairfield and VaNAci.
horst s,rccts, Of the rown OF VISA shor6.
| levied ON rs the property OF John i,ichnn-
! m, (now dtNcased) at the suir ubuyr yi.lrt.
One tract OF acre more or lass. oe lhEl
in Fairfield District adjoining lands ~ Johu
Buchanan. deceased, aud GArJou nn, Col.
legc streets, OF the Town OF Eiu bon D.
levied upon rs the property Of John ur'ian
ar, (now dcccascl.) at The suir abovrat~;e,l
One tracl Of $50 acres uorc or les. ur
land in Fairfield District adjoining lnluls Of
n. q. Robertson i n Shr,lj HMM pn
chanau, deceased and othcrs lnyinl unon
rs the proucriv of Jain Hncl.u,i r,,w =,
ceased at The srit above stated
one 'rnc' OF ~ acres more or ly#S q,
Nr ~ y N,,llnn I,t,, W',I;,
cort E:ch,,I cn,hc,r, .,,1 ,,,,,r" ,,
unnn ,s iho rrnno,,, or i,,. r,,.,,,
nav drce,sci u, M y~i, ,,nro s,.,,,I
Ono Tact OF ~ aero more oricss OF land
in Fairfield District adjoining lands Of
:, l,'c,,"'" u, :, N"'he":'' ~ H'l'Snh' ~ ""d
~ ~ "; iuuoS'', ie'''u up"n Hs 'h' P'"p't'E
vi 'o',h n"ch ""nh' Nno" 'eeSAS''") IL 'ht
sun "'''c s'"'e"'
One iroc, of ,3g ocrcs m.ro 49, ,o.s cr
land in Fairfield District nIioirinr I,nIs nr
lain Nnchonnr Ionn,.o,1 ~ SS,,n'I
others, levied upon ~ the property Of John
bnchanan, (now deceascd,) AZ the suit above
stated
One tract of 22f acres more or So, of
land in Fairfield District adioiniue lands Of
Richard Cr'hcari, Gen. Joan Grafton, ".
S. Raljb and vthcrs lcy;cl rnuu ns ihr ,,,n
perly Of John Buchanan, (now deceased. )
at the suit above stated.
Ono tract of - ocrcs ,roro ~ ,,.- n
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Fenian Sympathy.

NEw YoRK, Oct. 27.-Much excitement
exists hero among the Irish, in consequence
OF the conviction and sentence to death of
MoMahon and Lynch, Fchians, in Canada
Tho Common Council has adopted resolu
tions stating that, in spirit Of humanity,
the Mayor Alderman and Commonalty re-
quest the Government of Canada to pardon
hynch and his associates, and expressing
Tue wish that the President will unite with
tho request.
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Foreign News-Per Gable.

;. LoNDoNDAnY, October 23.-Thc steam.
ships Noyia Scotan and Quebec has arrived
out. fE
DRRLiN, October 22.-Tho Prussia. Sax
ony treaty was finally signed to-day
PARIS. October 23.--It is rumorcd here
10 day that another manifesto is about to be
issued to tho different diplomatic reprcsen-
tntivcs Of tho Empiro..
LoSDoS, October 23.-Rcports from Can
din state that after four days hard fighting,
tho Christian forces repulscd the Turkish
army with great loss
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SliERIFN25 SIEIIl9.

DY Virtue Of nm Execution 10 me directed.
- will offer for sale nj Fairfield Court
House on the first Monday and The day. rol.
lowing. in November next, within the legal
hours Of sale, to The highest bidder for
Cash, the following Real Property pur.
chascrs TO pny for Titles.
One tract of 1850 ncrcs more or lass of
land i'm Fairfield District adjoining lands Of
John Harrison .Sr deccnaod, T. g. Pcay,
deceased. John i Robertson, John Robert
son Dixon and Others, AMI tho Waltrcc
River, lowed upon rs The properly Of Jas
+. Doby (now dcceascd) ut The suit fT. S.
DuBosc and II B. Boyleston, Exrs, vs .Juhl
Harrison ST., james Harrison, Jas. Il. Dolby,
and John T.. Robertson
Il. W. OLLEVER,
$. j. ID.
shcrif's 0flicc, 10th October 1859.
oct l3-f10x3
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The United States and the Feniaps.

New York, Oct. 28.-The Secretary Of
State has addressed letter to Sir Frederick
Bruce in behalf Of James Lynch md John
McMsllon, recently convicted ip Court, at
Canada, and sentenced 10. death upon
charge that, being citizens Of the United
States, they wcro actors In tho assault made
in the month Of Juno lost, at Fort Eric, in
that country.
The Secretary says that tho United States
Consul At Toronto has been instructed TO
procure for the information oftho Govern
ment copy of the proceedings Of the trial
and conviction Of Lynch and McMahon, and
slso Of all convictions Of similar character,
which shall take place in Canada.
Tho Secretary further says tho President
DIRECTS mo to assure you of his confident
hope that her Majosty's Government will
not only cheerfully comply with tho request
thus made, but that they will think 1t pro-
per also TO examine the judicial proceedings
with q careful regard to tho rights Of the
United States. and to tho maintenance Of
good relations between the two countries.
For this reason IL will DC very gratifying
sSsot tho President II you should bs able ta
q E.sS no IN assurpnce ttat tilo pxestitio on g.
y v necS Tho sanyfStsl
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Unitod States and Mexico,

New OnLEASs, Oct. 2G.-Gcn Sheridan.
on yesterday, addressed lcttcr to Col
Ecdgwck, commanding at Brownsville, di-
rcciing him to warn all adhercnts of any
party or pretended government in Mexico
that they win not DO permitted to violate
tho neutrality laws between tho U. s. and
Junrcz governments. Tho instructions will
be enforced against the adherents Of tie. So
called imperial government Of Mexico, and
also against tho Ortega Santa-Anna and
other factions
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TO RElNrT

''liE place known rs LAGRANGE, near
Il diauden Grove, one of,thc finest Cot
ton and Corn Plantations in the District.
On the place is comfcYtablc dwelling
house and nll necessary out builhings.
The tract contains 900 acres, a large nor.
ton of which is undcra high state OF culli.
vation.
This place will hc rented OH thc Isl Mon,
day in November next, nj the Court House,
Winnsbcro, to tho highest bidder.
For particulars apply 10 Col. James II.
Kion, Winnsboro. or TO The subscriber al
fonguesvillc, XEB. MOBLEY,
Exr. of win of John &. Mobloy, deed.
oct 18-t8x2
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One Pcr'ot, Frnnciman, has invcn
ted three terribly destructive engines
the first, three. .barrcled air.gun, firing
one thousand bullets minute, the bul.
let dropping from n hopper without in-
lcrmssion into the gun tho second is
similar, but mounted on wheels; ana
the third is steam locomotive, disoharg.
ing two pounds weight Of projcc,iles per
second, and capable of killing one hun
drcd and scvcnty.two thousand men IN
twenty.tonr hours, if but one man was
killed TO every hundred shots discharg
ed.
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The New York Fenians eto

NEW YonK, Oct. 2S.-Thrcats have been
made by the New York Fcninns to avcupe
tho death of those convicted, or Of doing any
great injury 10 their persons.
Petitions arc to DO circulated and sent the
Governor General to forward to their home
Government, to havo tho sentence committed
to imprisonment.
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for duty shall arise in tho manner before
mentioned to mako it dcsircable, it is tho
opinion Of this Government that policy con-
ccdcs with the best impulses of benevolent
nature, in recommending tenderness, amncs-
ty and forgit cness, in such cases.
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TIE NEw YORK ELEcr,oy.-Thc
New York 7i4bune shows signs Of alarm
lest the Radicals should not carry that
State in the November election. II is
admitted in the Tribune that, if the Re
pubIlcans. do not exceed the vote Of
S65 by $4,000 the party is beaten
We quote:
"lIast year The current set strongly
lor ns, and we carried the slate by So
O00 majority: yet We do not poll SO
many votes by over 10000 as we did
the year before. 10 carry the State at
all thlsyca we must poll at least So.
900 more votes than we did last year"
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The Louisiana Convention.

New ORLEANS, Oct. 27.-It is reported on
good authority that Gov. Wells.-will recon
venc the constitutional II convention of 1864.
lie says he has assurances from lending
members Of Congress that he will be sus.
tanned by force, if necessary
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lclMrIoN.l BIZ
State Of South Carolina,
FNlRFlELD DISTRICT.
Rn lIc Court OF OrdiU;lry.

" .
By James Johnston, Esquire, ofaHary of
fdifeld District ue sf 4. .,,34,
w HEREAs II. a. Galllarl, Commissioners
w in Equity, has applied u, mo for
LETTERS or ADMINISTRATION f'ail
ana singular. tho goods md al,a,le righis
and crodite Off. G. 0'Nealc, late Of the Dis.
trici aforesaid deoeasod,: ls5i. .f3i
These arc therefore to- oie and admoujsh
all ard singular, the kindted anl creditors
Of the said deceased, TO 30 and appear be-
fore me, at our next Ord:nary's Court, FOR
the said District. 10 Big, holden at Fairfield
Court House, on the S0th day of November.
noxi, TO shew cause, if any why The said adj
ministration should NOT be granted.
Gwen undcr.my hand dScal, this 10Th
dny Of October inthc year Of our LORD,
ono Thousand cighthundred and dsixty.bix,
and in the ninety first year Of Americen
Independence. ;t,l4,t xgtt.,y n,
oct % -f2xG : s
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Critical Condition Of the Emperor Napo
leon,

NEW YoRK, Oct. 27..--The Berlin oorres-
ponden1e Of the Tribune says, that, on the
18th, tho Chief Surgeon Of tho Pruss. IN
army left for Bcarrtz, to consult with the
ply icians of Napoleon on the possibility of
on operation.
A dispatch had been received from tho
Prussian embassy nt Paris saying that there
was no ilopc for Napoleon, and that his death
MY DO honrly expected.
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From Canada.

ToRoNTo. October 23.--Thc great suit, in
Solving over million and half pounds
sterling between the Commercial Bank m |
the Great Western Railroad, which has been
at issue for the past six years, has been
closed by direct negotiations satisfactory to
both sitS.'#
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LORD BACON SAID eff a man be
gracious to strangers, it shows hc'is
a citizen of the world, and that Sthc
heart is no island cut out from the
other lands, but continent that joins
thcm.,'
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From Montreal.

MONTREAL. Oct. 27.-The news I In
Lynch, tho Feninn, has been sentenced TO
death, has caused much discussion-i,erc.
Another large lot Of war material had mr.
rived from England.
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Tho Polioo Commissioners.

BALTIMoRE, Oct. 27.--Tho examination Of
..Syitncssos against the Police Commissioners.
&Scforc Gov. Swann, was continued to-day
a. Annapolis.
AT threo O'Clock tire case was adjourned
ill Monday, when it is believed, the matter
will be adjusted
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Eil5s EsEN'E'.

S3ihL be olorgd Cor Kcu. at tho Court
~ House in Winnsbor0, on the ls,
Monday IN November, The Plantations be
longing TO tlt Estate Of Thco $. DuBoso,
deceased. One known as =
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NOTICE,

4 ']liSEE months after date, application
=, win be made 10 The Charlotte & South
'Earolina Itaih"ad roihpany; for renewal OF
Certificate Of Stock, No. 1909, 13 Shares.
Original Certificate issued in the name OF
Margarct Musbat, datod 10Th May, 1862,
and has been lost:
}. $. STEWART, Executor.
oct G~law3m
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RULE TO PLEAD.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS

IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
A. s. daillard, Assignee, Declaration
Vy. In
Sailing Wolfe. Attachment
WHEREAS the Plaintiff in this action
w did on this day file his Declaration
against Sailing Wolfe the Defendant who is
absent from and without tho limits of this
state, (as IT. is said,) and having neither
vito or attorney known, upon whom a
copy of the above Declaration with rule to
plead thereto, may be served: It is there
fore in pursuance of tho ACT Of the General
Assembly of the State in such casos made
and provided, Ordered, that tho Defendant
do plead thereto on or before tho 2Nh day
Of October, A. D. 1867, or otherwise final
and absolute judgment will be then given
and awarded against him.
8. Is. CLUWNEY, C. .C.P.
Clerks Office,
winnsboro, s. g., 2eth oot., 1860:
oct 27-1e3m1y
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Tolo@raph.iS.
Bishop Lynoh at Fortress Monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE, Oct. 20'-Arohbishop
Lynch, of Charleston, s. c., arrived here
yesterday. lie Is tho guest Of Con. Burton,
tlGdSpmmandant Of tho Post.
1Io paid visit to tho family Of Jefferson
Davis being IN old acquaintance.
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No Marnu Demandnd

NEw YonK, Oct. .2s-The Heraids special
Toronto dispatch says that dispatches arc
coming from oil parts Of the provinces de-
man..ing that no mercy be shown the con
victed Fcnians.
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The Case Of the Polioo Commissioners
Cow Swann Issnaa q Prnnlo,nn4.a,

DAhrlMoRE, October 23.-The excitement
concerning the Police Commissioners CON
tinucs.
Tho Governor hns issued Proclamation
warning tho leaders ofall illegal gatherings
against tho peace and dignity OF tho State,
that in the event of riot and bloodshcd grow
ing ont OF these revolutionary proceedings,
they will be beld to tho strlatcst accounth.
biiity, and the powcr of the State will bo
exhausted to bring them to punishment.
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ALSO,
DRY GOODS.

rALICOES, DelNincs, Long Cloths, Brown
~ Shrlings and Shcc'ings, Saincts,
Plain and Embroidered Iinen Cambria
llandkeroliicfs, Goats Cotton. all Nos.
Mems apd Women's Boots and Shoes,
Boys Shoes Misses and Ladies' fine Glove
Kid Caters and lloscry, Mems, Boys and
Misses Hats.
JAMES G. MINOR.
oct G~tf
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Mass Meeting Of Fenians,

BUFFALO, Oct. 27.-An appeal is publish
oil IN tho morning papers horc for n mass
meeting Of the Fenians, OH Sunday night.
II urges resistance to the execution of the
Fenians lately sentenced to death at Toron-
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FARM ENTGON.

! situated on tie Watcrcc Creek, about ten
mlcs above Wmnsboro, aud containing
| 2ooo acres more or less. On this place is n
dwelling house and all necessary plantation
/ buildings
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AFrAMs IN GnEENylL1.l

AFFAIEs IN GREENvlLLE.---Thc
Mounta,ncer, Of the 18th says:
"Y estcrday, the salc Of machinery
80, at tho Slate Works commenced.
There was not as large crowd of bid.
dcrs present as we expected to see, and
many Of the articles clIerred werc knock.
ed down at rather low prices. There
was some competition for Z5.horso
power engine, which finally brought
about 81 ,545. The State is very wisely
raserving portion OF the machinery for
use in the proposed poni:entary. The
sale will continue to day.
At n public meeting Of the citizens of
the District, held on Monday, the fol.
lowing resolutions were adopted
ResolOed. That wo do respectfully
recommend that the Legislature of this
State be petitioned, through our respcc,
tive members, to call convention at an
early day, to take into consideration tho
condition and wants Of the people, and,
If practicable: to provide some adequate
and certain means ofrelef; and to lecti.
fy any insperfeclions which experience
md a sober second thought may show
to'bo wrong and unjust in prin ,iple, and
and injurious to the general welfare and
good Of all citizens thereof.
Resolved, That we do further recon-.
mend that similar preliminary mectings
be held ir this and other Districts
throughout this State, and thai genc-
rnl meeting. to carry into effect the fore.
going objects, be held ar each Court
House on the first Monday in Novem-
ber next. gs9,l 10
Resozved, That ~e heartily approve
OF tho efforts used by our Senator, Hon.
q. F. Townes, to introduce somc meas.
ures Of relief for the people, at tho last
meeting Of the EegislatuTe,. and in advo
eating the Same. W.
A special Washington dispatch to
tho Boston Journal states that treaties
with tho Imperial Government ofMexi.
co have agreed upon, and are now undcr
process of exchange. phe French troops
and sMaximilian withdraw this year
from Mexico. The United States as.
sumes the protectorato Of tho republic,
guaranteeing tho French claims. In
consideration, Mexico cedss TO the Uni
ted States the peninsula Of Lower Cali.
lfbrf6a, and other territory South Of our
Il z ~ ~
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sECoND DIsHATCu.1

"As.lIISaroS, Oct: 2o.-Tho Tanmany
Committee had another interview with tho
President this afternoon, and received from
Him copy Of a letter sent 10 Mayor Huff.
man, expressive Of the ardent desire of the
PRESIDENT q procure good treatment 10 i.
wards tie prisoners convicted by the Cana.
dian culIr.
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N pursuance Of decree made in this case
L oil the judgment and other crcditofs OF
John Harrison, decd are hereby notified
on or before tho first day Of May next, 10
exhibit and prove by sufficient testimony.
before the undersigned at his Office {.
Winnsboro, their. several and respective,
judgments, executions, debts, claims md
demands against tho estate Of said dcccaa.
ed.
All judgment creditors also notified that
they are onjoined in said dccrce from en-
forcing their writs Of Foiri Faoias agaiRst
the said tracts Of land.-vand all other Gre.
ditors, that they are therein cnjoincd from
commencing or. prosecuting any suit tr
suits at law against the defendant, John II.
Harrison, as Administrator Of said estate
without the loayo Of tbfs court. 80
II. .h.GAILLARDs
i GC,sE. +. y. (.
IS sopt Il Law t,fn ~ ss9s 81 SC OH q s
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Death of Miss Fannie Seward

WASHINGTON, Oct 29.-Miss Fannie Sc
ward, daughter Of tho Secretary Of State,
died this morning.
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!. lumber, Lumber, Eumbcrs

NliE snbaorib6r bcgs to informs his friend,
l. and former patrons thatlle has ,resln
cd the "LUMBElt BUSlNEsS,"a Ridge
way, S. c., IL miles south Of Winnsboro,
and Immediately on The G. IS. G. X r.,
and having q fino lot Of sawn timber on tho
yard soiic!s their orders
@. p. HOFFMAN,
sept 1-x3m f2w -
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Interview with the Presidont

WAsHlN0ToN, Oct. 27.-Gen. Sherman
had another Interview with the President
to-day.
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.'S SECOND ] iTAND / KOOIiS. iiIji I 8

mEACIIERS, Students and rcadef8 gono
l. rally arc invited toSexamine 10 day tho
books offered for said at the Gabinct Mare
Room. They may $dSpcnd. upon Ssetting
are as good as new. s
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YyN WARE.

Buckets, Cups, MIX and Dish Pans,
Baking Pans OF block Tin, Wash Iasins,
Eian, Painted anl Block Tin Muffin Rings,
l'auc Pans, Candle Molds, Painted Tin
Toys, Meat Forks, Basting Spoons, Dip.
nnre &n
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News Itons.

from NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Oct, &C.
The investigation Of the charges against the
iollco Commissioners commenced this morn.
| ing. The Governor claims jurisdiction to
try the case and pass Judgment, and will
exact dicision not later than Wednesday.
II is announced that if in the course of
the investigation tho innocence or guilt ap.
poars he would act instantly.
From Cdnada-ToRoNTo, Oct. 2G.-It is
rumored that at attempt will be made to
rescue Lynch, who was yesterday sentenced
| TO death.
| aonea-WAsHINGToN, October 2G.--
The President has ordered pardon to bo
issued to Mr.. Trenholm, Secretary Of the
Treasury Of the late Confederate States.
Ftnian Prisoner Sentenced TO be lung
TORONTO, October 25.-Colonel Lynch, n
Fcnian prisoner, has been sentenced to be
hung on the l3:h Of December.
Election ii Ut@ Tnyinia- WHEELING,
October 2G.-Thc election yesterday shows
Amendment last Mny.
Boorman has been elected Governor and
Hubbard to Congress.
MtSoRlrY GOvERNMENT.-lt is beyond
question, that Of the tax paying, native.
born citiz,ns Of tho United States; there 10
to day II majority of moro than aanilion
against the radical party. If our radical
politicians succeed in impressing on the
popular mind The idea That The majority Of
tho people ofthe United States have righ,
to rule the United States without regard TO
the Constitution, they will suon find that
disabilities, created by Tire will Of mniori
~ in temporary power, will he swept to tie
winds. IL is curious blundcr for sensible
men to make, this doctrine that minority
may make laws disfranchisins q largo por-
ton Of The people, and then claim tha; they
rule by virtue Of being majority. Such
an absurdity will not stand the test of a
moments examination, nor could tho pow
or of a minority be sustained against the
majority cn any such grounds.-Ncw York
Journai Of Commerce.
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8AC0'Ty RIVERS & CO.,
GhOCBRS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
NTo. 2, EIOrT1I, E2-A NC4-E1

NFlTH r attention Of CHOICE GROCERIES,
, utcr on liberal terms and the y ICES
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oct G~tf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-20
TRAvFLLEas' ~ sDE .-

HuPsoN =, RIVER sNp HaRtf y RAILROADS.
and Western trains leave ses foxs viva n
road Ihrueih street ART f@sth A. - "a 10 A ~
and - d 81 and u r. ~. 4af W -. 49, ~ :. ~.
Y sisth street and -Four anue "snsosei p
The 20 r. n. train HNisaa fis ~ - ara io y. .s
Sleeping cars attached ~ et IN ~ ounnh
r. N. train 10 also attached ~ II. ". usius W ~
ccptlng eaturdsya which u rnr % AZ c.ry -
H. W. and o. Railroad. WthSu. tfo2as 20 oguenso"'s
sn.aay ram on hndson i' sos View Yors 10 Poush-
Harlem Road 9rt VI ~ =. ~ 80. rn
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