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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-07-17
Southern News.

RloHMoNp, July lO.-Last night in Pc.
tersburg. about two hundred negroes assem-
bled at tho cars and rescued from tho Shor-
iif of Nanscmond County negro convicted
Of felony, who WAS being brought TO tho
penitentiary here. They made the sheriff
produce the keys to the handouts, aud then
made off with tho prisoner The negro was
again arrestc by tho police of Petersburg
this morning and brought totho ponitentia
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Latest by Telegraph.
Congressional,


Congressional.
ufWAstuNdroN, July l2.--In tho
House, MIR. Julicn asked leave to in.
stroduce Il resolution ordering tho Re.
construction Committee to- report q
q bill forleitiDg the lands granted to
Southern States for railroad purposes
stating that there wcro 100000 OF
acres OF tho best lands in tho SO outll
in the hands of the rebel corporations,
which poor men, white aud blacl,
should have for homesteads. Mr..
Wood objected. Mr.. Julien moved
to snspond.tho rules. Tho rules woro
then suspended by, a vote of ninety
nine to thirty-ivo, and The resolution
Snodifiod TO- embrace only Mississippi,
Alabama, Florida, Arkansas and
Louisiana, when it was passed.
Mr.. Butler offered a resolution that
the District Commander be authorized
to issue 100000 of coupon bonds,
bearing 7 $40 per cent. interest, to
repair the lovocs, and tho assumption
ofwhich should be u condition prcco-
dent TO Louisiana's admission. He
moved q suspension of the rules, which
failed.
The Senate rcconstruction bill was
reported, with several amendments,
and. 4 rambling debate cnsucd, during
which Logan, OF Illinois, said he had
no sympathy with any man who went
bail for Jefferson Davis. Ii it had
been he who captured Jefferson Davis,
he assorted, and Mr.. Greeley could
publish it, that there never would
have been any trouble in trying JEFF
forSon Davis, either in Il civil or Q
military court, except such rs he To-
gam might organize. He Himself
would have been the court, and there
would have been no Jefferson Davis.
lie would, to-day if he had tho power,
hang jeff. Davis and every one Of his
cabinet officers. Tho only man in
America who had nervo enough to
hang traitors was Juoroz.
Mr.. Stevens moved the previous
question, when the bill, as amended,
was passed, and went back to the
Senate.
Tho ITonso took u recess at 8
O'clock.
In the Senate, Mr.. Chandler called
up his resolution directing the Com
mittcc on Foreign Relations to in
quire how many Mexican soldiers had
boon executed after capture. lie
snid that MaNimilian's operations
were apart of tho rebellion, and, had
it,succoclcd, The decree Of '6G would
have been inflicted OIL Union soldiers.
Maximiiian signed his own death
warrant on signing that degree. lie
ought not to have died by the bullet.
Tho officers capturing him should
have hung him on the first tree this
not done, proved the Mexicans. a
chivalrous people. The course Of
cowardly. Mr.. Nyc denounced him
rs the agent of Napoleon, to assist
tho rebellion ana culogilol Juarca.
Mr.. Howard thought MaXimilan net
a, deserved fate. The matter was
postponed.
Mr.. Wilson offered bill authoriz-
ing tho Secretary Of War to raise
four regiments, and appropriatirg
$,l,500,000 for frantior defence. The
bciutC tHch WCht lilto INC LNccUtlNC
session, and took a recess until s
O'Clock.
One Of tho House amendments was
to the effect that the opinion of any
civil officer of the Government shall
not rid district commanders of thcir
subordinatcs, end State officers must
take The iron-clad oath. The bill, in
its prcscntstatc, contains fourteen see.
tions.
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Notwithstanding following COM
position, copied from tho Vicksburg
Times, was picked up near school
house in that classical city:
The cat is an Animal which is used
to Ketch mice, the cat is very fond OF
micc and will sometimes watch a hole Q
days till she kctchcs him dogs will also
kctch mice but the cat is af,,rd of dogs
iiitlo boys should not have dog ears on
their spelling books the cat is striped or
yellow and fore legs aud hind legs like
q COW or other animals little boys should
not chunk cows in the street with brick
bats after. she has caught mouse or
rat sho will lay down before the iro and
lay there and sleep till somebody drives
her away, cats should not have dogs
sicked at them bad boys for she will
Ketch the mouse which gets IN the pan,
try and eats up tho light bread from the
little boys when they run home at recess
when their mother lives close to Tie
school house like nc and brother TOM
my, boys shuld not tie popping crack
ers to cats tails, when the teacher gives
them holiday at christmas and set them
aiirc | wish it was christmas all the time
], would not tic popping crackers and
set them alire to tho tail Of the poor cat
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A FHLlDusTERINa MOVEMENT
private and formal gathering of about
forty persons, principally foreigners and
cx Confederatcs, took place last cvc-
ming to discuss the project of raisinga
company Of volunteers for Mexico, and
to join, what is generally anticipated
will be q regular filbusterng ex.
pcdition for that country. The compa.
ny to be called Maximilian's Avengers,
will number Qver one hundred picked
men. No steps wcro taken toward
organization, as it was concluded to
await the action OF some other point
first; it two'ld be preferred ct !ha North
- Washington Coz. ~. Y. MraMJMy
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STEVENS HOUSE.
u, %, Is &27 Broadway, New York,
: g(opposito Bowling drecn,)
On tho European Plan.

= i ,-VH Clo .EuEOpcHIl IIan.
rrHE STEVENS HOUSE we'll and wido.
Il ly known 10 the travelling public. The
location Is especially suitable TO merchants
and business men; It is In close proximity
to tho business part Of tho city--is on the
highway of Southern and Western travel.-.
and adjacent to the principal Railroad and
Steamboat depots. ~, i.s I
THE STEVENS HOUSE has liberal no :
comodation for over 800 gesls--it is well
furnished, and possesses every modern i'm.
proyemcnt for tho comfort and entertain
mcnt Of It's inmates. Tho rooms are spa.
5olous and well ventilated provided with
gas and watcr--tho attendance is, prompt
gnd drespectful--and tho table is generously
provided with oSery deicaoy of'ihe season
ut moderate raattSSss;. Ss;.7 -
Tho fooms having been refurnishcd and
remodeled,two are enabled 10 offer exta ia.
cilities for, the comfort and pleasure OF our
gdests.' s GEO. X. CHASE & CO.,
July l8-6m Propfietors.
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a HINT FOR THE WARM WEATHER.
--Workmen, pedestrians and others
whose vocaGons, necessitate anything
like exposure to the sin while the ther-
mometer is up among tho nineties, will
DO well toremembcr that many a case
OF sun stroke and general prostrstion
from the effects ol heat has been pre-
vented by keeping wet green leaves in
the crown Of the hat. Ifleaves arc not
attainablc, pocket handkerchief, satu-
rated with water and placed in tho hat
or cap, will be found to be beneficial
in warding of the attacks Of the
sun. e N' ''st' 1f
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sAA-A>--s-~~<--3aS-%--->A .
CHARLOTTE & s. G. RAILROAD,
COLUMBIA, s. c., May 2, 1867.
On and aftor SUNDAY, May 6, tho soho
" dulo of tho Passenger Trains over
this road will be as follows:
Leave Columbia at $50 p. M.
Arrive ut Charlotte 1915 A. NJ
Leave Charlotte at 1920 A. NJ.
Arrive ut Columbia $50 a. NJ.
Close connections arc madc Mt Columbia
and Charlotte with tho mail trains OH tho
North Carolina and South Carolina Rail.
ronds.
THROUGH TICKETS orc sold at Colum.
bin to Richmond, Va, Washington, u. c.,
baltimore, Md, Philadelphia, Pa, md
New York city--giving choice ofroutcs ola
Portsmouth or Richmond baggage
checked. Tickets arc also sold at Charlotte
for Charleston and Augusta.
An Accommodation Train, for freight and
local passage, leaves Columbia at n. M,
OH Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays of
each week, and Charlotte on tho samo days
and hour arriving at Columt q and Char
lotto at 6 p. IN.
G.. BoUKNIdmT,
s Supcrint cndcnt.
may4
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-07-17

Now countorfeitktwo dollar United
States Treasury notes arc III circala-i
tion iins Boston. Tho Imitation is d
goodionc. i5@!y Hsit 4. .';fs ~ 4 7
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-07-17

b sSuE's TIE GAL ron Mn.!f.- The
young lady who rises carly, rolls up her
sleeves; and walks into the kitchen to
get breakfast, or assist in doing 50 and
afterwards, with clieeG,licss and sunny
smiles, puts her housesin order, without
the assistance other mother, isiworlh a.
thousand Parlor Beauties, who, from The
want Of exercise, complain Of ennti,
and lounge in luxurious ease. Tic
former wl)lYmake good wifo, and render
home q paradise !; the latter IS a bse.
less piecc Of furniture, and will, .to2thc
annoyance ofthohouseholdr go whining
to her grave.s IIetsh her 20, aSll
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sA4NATIVE OEsNEW
Mexican Nows.

NEW ORLEANs, July, 10.--Nadam Juarez
and parry, numbering fifteen persons, xar+s
rived last night ahd loft this morning for
iora Cruz outhe ltefonuo Cutter Wilder.
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) The New York Herald Of the 9th

The New York, Herald Of the 9th
inst, says . "Scvcral Austrian off.
GERS in Now Orleans, tho remnant of
tho garrison at Vera Cruz, loft for lfa-
vana, whore they propose to organize
u movement against tho Juarcz party
III Mexico. They claim that they
will III a.fow days be again on Mexi-
can soil allied with powerful party.
and under the lead of a powerful
chioftain. Stops wero taken in Wash
ton on Saturday evening to organize a
tilibustcring band, to join a party
which it is believed is already nearly
completed for raid on Mexico. Tho
company, it is reported is to be called
Maximilian's Avongers."
-s -7-s544-- -. - .a-<---e---- 9 ~ 2 sl5.s
®lsrRATloN5I IN VIRGINIA. Judge
John G. Understood, in. a letter to the
| Washington Chronicle, says: .sG
During the past. tbrcoweeks the reg.
istratlcn Of voters in Virginia has been
nearly half completed, 100000 names
being enrolled of these $4,000 are
colored and $4,000 whites, and Of the
IlattcrKat least 10000 are Radical
Republicans, so that we now stand:
Republicans G5,ooo.
Rebel sympathizcrs or s., Z. I.
CONSERVATIVES u $4,000.
| .a .cg...ftg t------------55--7--.,,
,5ss Minority. 10000,
/ There has been much more neuthusi.)
asms and activity among Republicans
than with their opponents. . - ~
L How TO .sJupaE Tun WEArHEi,s ny
THE Sgs gssKY,-~-The colors Of tho sky at dif-
ierent& It NIT times afford wonderfully good
guidance Nat onlysdoes o bright sun.
set pressago &ir.Weatl,eS but thoro, arc
l.lpnNttass NtssSs which spead With olearnoss and
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-07-17

s One who had espensed an old il!.ts,fii,.-5
pered wife, but extremely. rich, used,
to say, "Wfleneyer ]. find my temper
giving wayI retire to my study and
console myself by reading her marriage
settlement" ~
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A FAMILY PAPER. "
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TO THE LADIES

F FL MI O " A III
MRS.C @. T.. REED, Of Columbia, ha
lll changed her place of business to n
more commodlous store, (next door to j..
Pollard's, on Main street, and will keep
constantly on hand fresh supply OF tho
latest styles Of FRENCH MILLINERY, in
all Its branches. Also, superior Silk Gov
crings, Hair Braids, Curls. French Corsots,
&c., at low prices. Please call and exam.
inc before purchasing elsewhere.
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RULE 10 PLEAD. VI
State Of South Carolina,
FAIRFIELD DISTIllOT. ~

Amzi Neck, afis@s1i hF, w"s'F
vs.! s4ar} Attachment. >.fSa
Jas. II. Ashford, a.ae% Fs. ~
WTHBREAS, tho Plaintiff did OH the 10Th
w day Of March, A. d. 1857, file, hi,
declaration against tho Defendant who, (as
1t sadly Is absent from and Without the lin.
its Of this State, aud has neither vito nor
attorney known within the samoupon whom,
n copy Of tho said declaration might be
served. .s,-ts }gsy :, sss 2g%t.5 81. i3ss ~
" is therefore Ordered, that tho said Del
fcndant do appear and plead TO Tic said dc
claration on or before the i7tli day of
Mnrob, A. y. 1868, otherwise final and ali
soiute judgment viii then pbo. given ap,i:
awarded for the Plaintiff against. HIM II Is
5y x,4.,. 8. b. CLOWNEY,3s 3s b.
cierRs ofliec,' FairacldDislrict.
tla March 16, 1867.lf.g 20 3sti fsSH S'-s"
mar 19rsle3m1y sSS4sifss Ill 8aSis stffa{'fft
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There has been much more iNeuthusi-)
asm and activity among Republicans
than with thoira O. aponent8, q 4 gs.@kttf
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Consumption CUrable by Dr..
SCHaenc5x's Medicines.

TO CURE CONSUMPTION, the system must be pre-
pared that the lungs will heal. accomplish this
the liver and stomach must first be ceansed and
appetite created for good and wholesome food which
by these medicines will be digested properly, and
good healthy blood made. thus building up the
stitution, SCuENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS cleanse
the stomach Of all bilious accumuiations;
and, by using the seaweed Tonic in connection, the
appetite is restored -
SGHENCK'S PULM0NIC SYRUP is nutritious rs
well as medicinal. and by using the three remedies
all impurities expelled from the system and good
wholesome blood mode, which Will repel all disease.
If patients will take these medicines according to di-
rections, Consumption very frequently in its last
stage yields readily to their action. Take the pills
frequently to cleanse the liver and stomach 1t does
not follow that because the bowels are not oostive
they not required, for sometimes in diarrhea they
are necessary, The stomach must be Kept healthy,
and appetite created to allow the Pulmonc Syrup
to act the respiratory organs properly and allay
any irritation Then all that is required to perform
perma ent cure is, to prevent taking cold. Exer
else about the room much as possible, eat all the
richest TO ood-fat meat, game, and in fact anything
the appetite but be particular and masticat'
well. rs 2dwemozz
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TOLEDO NIARKET


TotEDo, April H. 1867.
FL0UR--Fine, 81 00@7 5O Superine, Z 500
90; Extra, o 5001l0 90; Double + xtra and Fancy,
IL 00Iplj 90. Rye Flour, Z so.
GRAIN-Whcat 29503l0c; Corn Qo6t92c; Oats
so G52c; Rye quiet; Barley lose.
PORk-Mess new 80 50@2l 90 Hams 14c
Shoulders l2c.
LARD7-Primc, in bbs, 12c; do. kegs, 12tSc.
BUTTER Fresh roll 2Scj in keg 22c.
EGGS-l5c.
GROCERIES, -CoArce-Rio 25627e; Java S7t;
Sugars-raw sugar 1Odi4c; crushed l6@t6iSc
granulated l6l6oj A coffee 154c; B coffee II ]5c.
G coffee 13A6l4c. Tcas-Young Tyson 1000
1I5ci Imperial li5@l75c; Black 90Gl50c;
Japan llO1l25c. Molasses 756l0Oc. Sirups--
fair 55@jOc; good 7O61sOc; prime 906l15c.
Rice-Rangoon 10c; Carolina lie.
LUMBER-Clear SIS; I'd clear S55; box s4s;
stock boards S2i; common boards $50; culled do
Sl4; fencing S2O Gull fencing Sl4; flooring strips
S45; 81 do S}5; jpst s1antling and timber, 1S feet
and under $50; 1S-inch sawed shingles 25;
l9-ineh sawed shingles 90; l6-inch sawed
shingles rs and 25; clear and second dressed
flooring so 90; common dressed flooring 81 90;
common dressed siding S22; I'd and clear dressed
siding $50; dressed stock common, 12-inch, $25;
dressed common boards $40; Lath SO.
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Wo0d County official Directory
trp,cIAxY oFFroRRs.
NEw ADVERTISEMENTS.

New Goods-G. w. Hill.
SnripR 4 Summer Goods-W. ]. Hitchcock.
Special Dental Notice-B. G. Eberly.
Ror Sale at Bargain--Wm. Crook.
School Examiners Notice-D. A. Avery
Ftax-seed To Loan-Wm Crook.
Spring 1rade-Tracy, Irwin 4 Co.
Demorest's Illustrated Monthly.
Proposed Amendment to the Constitution.
Ditch Notice, 10S-S. d. Price.
Legal Notice-Stephen Emch.
Road Notices. b. Price.
Ditch Netiee--Thomas Mawer.
Road Notices.. b. Price.
Ditch Notice--Gcorge G. Phelps.'
Road Notices. B. Price.
An Ordinance--F. r. Miller.
Road Committees Reports. b. Price.
Notice to Whom It May Concern-Geo Strain.
Photograph Gallery-Mrs. Nichols.
Legal Notice Abigail Houston.
For Sale-Ross q Cook.
Road Committees Reports. b. Price.
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wONDERTEfL, nun TRUBI

MADAME REMINGTON, the world-renoFned As.
trologis and somnambuistic 0larvoyant, while In
yant state deiDeates the features Of the
person you 10 marry, and By the aid Of insru-
men Of intense power, known as the Psyehomotrope,
guarantees TO produce perfect and lfelke picture
of the future husband wife Of the applicant, with
date Of isgs, occupation, leading traits OF char
acter, &c This is no imposition, as testimonials
without number can assert. By stating place OF
birth, age, disposition, color Of eyes and hair, and
enclosing Fifty Cents, and stamped envelope Ad-
dressed to yourself, will receive the picture by
return mall to gether with desired information.
Address. in confidence, MADAME GERTRUDE RE
MINGTON F. o. Eox 29T, West Troy, N, Y. 44Zz
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LOCAL BREVITIEs.

-OUR readers at Milton Center and vicinity are
referred to the new advertisement Of g. W. HiLL.
DR.. b. G. EBERLY proposes to visit profession
ally the several villages Of the county. See no
tice.
-PLowINa has commenced on the Flats, aud
many ofour citizens are poshisg their gardens
ahead rapidly.
Lars importatious in Spring Goods are be-
ing received by Express from the East, at the
store Of w. ]. HIrCHcocK See advertisement.
TINS indications are that the stave trade at
this point will be larger this season than lass
Acres upon acres of ground are covered with
slaves awaiting shipment.
-MARsHAL CHARLES has entered upon the du-
ties Of his office with a vim that does good to
contemplate. The freedom of geese aud porkers
has been curtailed most satisfactorily. May ii
thus continue.
On Friday last, violent snow storm prevailed
all afternoon, making the day more disagrecable
than any during the winter. This made the forty
ninth snow of the season. We require one snow
more to complete half hundred.
--0N Tuesday morning Of last week, man
named PARKER SIMMONS, of Columbus Grove, had
both legs crushed, at Tippecanoe, while engaged
in connecting cars. He was immediately taken to
bis own home but died the same evening.
NEVER have poor job Of advertising done
Poor work never paid; get the best job you can.
Use the best material and best facilities that can
be had, and have no half way work about it, Ifa
business man wishes to succeed, he must adver-
tise aud continue to do until success crowns his
efforts.
we are Informed by S. ]. POWELL, Esq, the
N 4 Al. Al. A,r
freight forwarded from here by rail during the
three months ending March 80, was l,2OS,2O7 lbs
During the corresponding period last year the
sum total was 2s6,5s lbs. The increase is
,620 lbs, or over $40 per cent
by advertisement it will be seen that our
Council have concluded to give their special super
vision to the streets and alleys of Perryssurg.
This is move in the right direction, and that
will receive the approval of every good citizen.
Comfort, convenience and health alike demand
their renovation and improvement. Let the good
work begin without delay.
LEWIS KINGFTELD was very severely injured
on Saturday morning last, by piece of timber at
the planning mill, which struck him with great
force across the temple aud above the left eye.
1t was thought at first that the skull was
fractured or that vein of the temple ruptured,
bnt we are pleased to learn that these supposi-
tions did not prove correct and that Mr.. X is
improving rapidly.
The Merchants of our vicipity will notice in our
columns, the advertisement of Messrs. TRACY
IRWIN & Co., one of the heaviest, oldest and most
reliable Dry Goods Houses in New York.
This firm has lately moved into an extensive
| Il, Il W toJ NJ,
Broadway, where they offering most attract
i've Spring stock.
We str, ngy advise oar Merchants to open trade
| with them.
For over thirty years this firm has successfully
carried or business in the most honorable and lib.
| eral manner and they we'll and favoraby
| knovn aS nny house in their line
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Real Estate transfers IN Wood County.
The following are the transfers of real estate in
Wood County. as shown hv the books in Recorder
49,. o.. :, - a
AhSHH o'Aoe' 'or tue week enuins april o
1857:
John Griner ID David Shanks. W ne ne sec 6. tn
5, range I2-S S6Oe.
] Rictatte IN Fliyahath Millar. lot 99a porrv..
bure-S2, 500.
annie Downs IN Lewis Dnwps. Iot Is Milton
u bookwsiter 10 a. D. hlekaraj iot NO. TO-
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KNOW THY DESTINY.

MADAME Il. F. THORNTON, the great English As
troogist, Clairvoyant and Psychometriean, who has
astonished the ceutfc classes ofhe Old World has
now located herself at Hudson, n, Y. Madame Thorn
ton possesses such wonderful powers OF second sight,
to enable her to mpart ledge of the greatest
Importance to the single or married of either sex.
While in state trance, she deneates the very fea
lures OF the person you are to marry, and the aid
ofan instrument of intense power, known as the Psy
chomotrope, guarantees to produce lifeike picture
of the future husband wife Of the applicant togeth-
er with date of marriage, position in life, leading
traits of character, &c This is humbug as thous
ands of testimonials assert She will send when
desired certified certificate, written guarantee,
that the picture is what it purports to be. by inclos
ing small lock of hair, and stating place of birth
age, disposition and complexion; and nclosing fifty
and stamped envelope addressed to yourself
will receive the picture and desired information by
return mail. All communications sacredy confiden'
tial. Address in confidence, MADAME L. +. THORN
TON, P. o. Box 223 nadson, NJ Y. 44Ez
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PERRYsBURG MARKET.

tcoRREerED wKEKLT nv ,. =. StLLER CO.
PERRYsBuRe, April II, 1867.
ArrLEs-Green " bu Use dried 25.
BERswAx-S0c R fb
BUTTER- 2jlGS0c y To Eggs, l26D15c " doz.
.FLoUR-l2 00@l4 90 " barrel.
GRAIN-Corn shelled 75OS0c " bu; in ear 20
@15c. Oats 4O@45c. Rye 90. Wheat 50@
so ~ bu.
MRArs-Hams 12I<@15c " 10; Shoulders lo@
l2kc; Dressed Hogs O001 so W owt
LARD-12lxc y h.
PorAroEs -50d80c u bushel.
SALr--2 65 " barrel.
WoOL-40lO5Oc q tb.
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Notice ExtraordInary.

The following racy motto" was received few
weeks since by the "Downship Clerk" With
theexoeption of the blanks substituted, we give it
verbatim:
Berysburg Downship 81
MIR. Downship Clerk N. Motto is given to yu
the Colver on the North Sid of - Road es brok
thes Monts bast & nothing es fix. Civ Motto t.
Superyisor 49, & he tont fix nothing. II
vu tont tent to yur Duty so he be fix in Days
fter thes Motto to yu. 1. will sut yu q Supervisor
u bout Damitch
Yur respect - -