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'7F''s''s y = ~ F1F'N y Ut ~ n
NJ y, the subscribers. being appointed rs The Hon
w the Probate Coau for the District Of Manch.
ester Commissioners % receive, oxanias and adjust
the claims aud demands Of an persons against as
estate Of
GEORGE 7. BLAIR.
late q the city u Troy % the County 81 Rensselaer,
and State Of New York, deceased. fna also
all claims and demands exhibited Ia offset thereto;
and six months FROM ihe 2ath day % Al8y. 1907, bo
~ allowed by said Court for that purpose, We 10.
therefore hereby give notice TINT We Will attend to
the business -four appointment az the dwelling house
Of h. /. Hurd, in Arlington, Ia said District on the
Leih day 81 November next, from one until four
o'clock ?. g., on said day
Dated at Arlington, this 2ath day Of May, A. d.
1897.
JN. D. THOMAS, 80,
ANS0N BUCK N0u -
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/. 0TICE Us BANKRUPTCY.

Ths Registers Court ~ receiving and acigae upsB
Petlft9ns C. BaAkFapiy. wi BE- beiden 81 ila lnilaa
saits Court ICONS AZ ElttlHd e. Hfe8esdays TfnYs.
@ sia tTs4aEt, ana a tbs uf2e iateiy 8ecabisd bF
q y lFilaH g bgEufHstaa nB lalsy y q ealA ssek
from ag4 sfter lae zlst lnsf.
All faEsnefs fas dag Wsshia this SzatesaH es4ssty
wi'1.s isg sNs H4ay e. hettd rlghe u ihr aboer
pisces. 81 oEaeF 1f tae Court
6.FLfNAA REGISTER.
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GOVERNMENT SRCuETIEs

Cement Cement 5wster Inner C8btrset,rs
aAa ashors should use z James dark ealoFe4 RI s
seqAle Cement z superior article ~ fisfprus ins5,
work. t'e Address J =, JONES 20 Cedaf-st n A.
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The railroad connection between Omaha and the
Eat L nov complete, and the earnings Of the Union
Pacific on the section already finished Coz the arst
two weeks ID May we're $4,000. These sectional
earnings as the road progresses win much more
than pay the Interest on the Company bonds, and
the through business over the only line Of railroad
between the Atlantic and Pacific must be immense
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journal Dnfcc.

Noatly, ohcaply al fypodlaaa.i7 s1a. i. DO
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~ Rsaas's PaiH Eiinng Magic on.
IN rmt ats a Cdafm"
The Wonder of The World

clean delicious and safe use avid cares pain IN any
liagt 81 iha tody wAtdT guenthes fire.
In d. I4y Tfyit Tryit
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new antl unauthorized mems, bnt we moreover.
like all persons entering into n fight, taci,ly
bound ourselves 10 abide the issue of the ccn-
test, whnteycr it be.
Wo lost our cause and ticrc is no higher
human court 10 which we cnn appeal. The
sword was the last resort, and il is not manly
70 murmur ut the DEGREES Of fate. Sufficient
time has elapsed for us 10 hnye become recon
ciied to the issue, and The minority of our pco-
pie would ere this have accepted the terms of
reconstruction offered us, if their minds lind
not been distracted by the counsel Of designing
or mistaken guides. Mr.. HILL, We honestly
believe, has done more 10 oppose the Congress
sIonai reconstruction plan than any other pub
lie man Of tho South. True even he advises
the people to register, though with what con-
sistcncy we cannot see, inasmuch rs registra-
lion is one Of the oifsprings of these "unconsti.
tutionaF Reconstruction Acts But who OF
Mr.. HILLS admirers, after reading his
"Notcs," or hearing or rcnling his speech,
would think of registering? He would be
afraid Of "pcrjuring" himself. And even if he
was not so silly rs 10 believe this he would still
resort to il us n convenient excuse for not per
forming The unpleasant duty; and if il shnll be
found as we fear it will, TINT the number oil
negroes in Georgia who have registered greatly
outnumber tho whites, il is to the efforts and
Influence of Mr. BESJ. II. HILL, Mr.. HEnscuE1
V. JOHNSON, and others Of the men who for.
n,erly led the people, that this defeat will be
due, md on their heads will rest the blame Of
the disastrous consequences TINT may result
from such inaction Mt this time.
Our object In noticing thus at length these
arguments of tho Leading men in Georgia is tc
warn our people from following what we con
| slider tho direction of false crunscllors. Regis
tration will soon commence in South Carolina
and it is nll important. Of Whatever party We
| ARE, and whatever on opinion Of the past, the
present or the future, that every one Of II.
| who is not disfranchised should register, and
thus qualify ourselves for discharge of ths
| right of suffrage when the time comes. II may
be TINT we shnli not be able to have our owr
| will; indeed it is all but certain that we shal
not. There is still, however, much room fol
the exercise of n healthy influence, and it is ali
important that we should bring it to bear in the
right direction.
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THE BOARD OF REPRESENTATIONS.

In another column of our paper this morning
will be found the appointments of Registers for
the State of South Carolina These appoint
ments, we have every reason TO believe, were
made with great cnrc mud crcumspcction, rs
indeed may, in part, be inferred from the fact
Of their late announcement Gen. SIcKLEs,
very wisely, We think, has Delayed registration
as long as he could; and the second, we believe,
is The cnly Military pis.-;c. where registration
has not yet commenced. From the restrictions
Of the Act creating tho office, and from other
obvious considerations, the judcious selection of
suitable men for these posts was attended with
great difficulty. We hope, however, that Gen.
sIcKLEs, by dint Of diligcnt inquiry and long
dclibcration has at last succeeded in appoint
ing the right men in the right place.
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Gin, rs a Remedial Agent.

GN, As A REMEDIAL AGENT, HAS BEEN m FA.
~ VOR with the profession for very long period but
owing 70 the difficulty Of obtaining pure article R has
fAen into disuse Ia sections Of the country much
70 The regret OF medical men, who consider 1t almost
1peotno In very rnnny dBeases For all OF Gravel
pure oln administered under professional guidance
W1u certainly Nank cure; and IL taken preventive,
aetng, ~ doea the senHdve membranes Il cieanses
mo paft 90 N 10 rcmore all possible sediment Admin
stered In ths same way will prevent tho formation Of
CulenI and 20 awny with those terrible operations
thcrofore 90 necessary for their permanent removal
Gin ts OF lncusbe oonedt 10 omnles In teo dlseapes
90 peculiar 10 tho seI and from its tonic we'll It's
anodJne properties fs frequently supezior TO iron,
bart or eveI the electrical remedcs In cnses OF pos
two tendarcy to PhMfrs Consumption. 0in in proper
quantities, by supplying or nng the constant dying
out Of the natural hro or tho systa will often entirely
ward Oh that awful disease, which carries on oneeghh
of tho population OF the Unitod States annually Pure
Gin has tbs peculiar advantage over other difuHibo
stimuli that IL exhilarates without creating any thirst
an unheshy character Il soothos while IL also oIcites
and 10 powerful neryino as we'll as active tonic
anIHINGER's OLD LONDON DOCK GIN
pososo all tho qualities that can be dealred for tho high
dients tho distilled juicos OF carefully selected grains
ado dccatcly pungcnt and fsvorous With the Aromatic
hncuro OF the Juniper Berry. Ago has mel!oEod an
these mingled aromAs sud givon exqusite uildness
. Bmooth oily body-and an almost floral odor TO ths
liquor which rondors delicious TO Tho senses of smelI
and taate aic while its sparkling liquid purity leaves
nothing for tho eye to deAire- --.5 -
.,Tbe writer must remark that Mcsars A. II. Dnnorn
Co. merit tho gratitude Of tho entire medical procs.
Sion, ~ well the world H.Arge, for having introdused
.tDul.nt sueh unoroepnnable purity and unequiyo-
SlPuer both As preventive and ouratvo agent and
harmless eIhilArahyo boyefage-CAan,odf Jsrrra a1d
Nedfcu odfhG tut m6mos January 10
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CHI A r T. ES TON.
MONDAY MORNING, JULY %, 1867.

JOB WoRK.-Wo havo now completed our
Office so ms 10 execute, in Tho shortest possible
time, ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, md We
most respectfully ask the patronage Of our
friends.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
ORVIoR GIxaE nv Coyr,o,y

May 1857.
oco OF Of Streets 10 provide for Koep-
ing the sreots lanes AeJr, and opan Courts In the
hereby publlshed for the information OF all concerned
For tho duo protection OF tho sad contractor or CON-
tractnrs % further ordained That cycry owner lcaseo
occupant and tenant OF any premises fronting In any
street lane, alloy, or open court, shin on every day
onsl placed In front OF his her lot In barrel box or
heap and In readiness for Tho contractor by tho hour OF
esyen O'clock A. H. from the hl st day OF May to the
day OF In oyory year and BY Tho hour
ntne o'clock, A. H., fcm Tho hrst day OF November TO
pg heren. or placing any dirt hlth. garbage, other
Sh In any strcat Ane or alloy open court aner tho
hours above named shall DO subject 10 nne ioss
han two nor moro than nye dollars for each ana cvery
odeace, To TO imposed by tho Mayor. go
Ey order ". q. SMITH,
hHW .#t'# olerk Of Council.
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CATO ONAL,
EDUCATIONAL EsTABLIsHMEnT o.
REV. DIR. MYERH

REV. DR. hYER6.
THE PRINCIPAL OF THE ABOVE NAMED INsTI-
j TUITION has much pleasure In announcing to his
patrons as well 10 the public generally that owing 10
continued increase In the number Of pupils he 2ss
found necesaay TO obtain suitable premisea and
therefore secured The commodous and eligibo bouse
situated at the Northwest corner Of Coming and Bull
strcets. mn. : -
The aim Of tho Institute being {, thoroughly educate
the pupils for coleisto or budnes career; systematic
and accurate elementary trimming is ndop such ns
aay need that and peculiar advantages aro Also
offered for Tho aiudy Of The classics, Mathematics and
Bookkeeping.
In consequence Of recent necesssry changes made I'm
tho government Of tho Academy, and with . Wow of
facilitating the interests Of the pupils the Principal win
be assisted BY Mr. JOHN CANNON, = gentleman OF
own ability and who has had o9IsiSsTable experience
collegiate course Of sudies with distinction, In ono Of
the beat colleges In and subsequently taught tho
French languages and csascs with unusua success IN
Tho college OF blois In that county, Raro and excellent
advantages are therefore Afforded for Tho study of
French undor his supervision. fF-r
primary clsss connected with tho Inluton "a con.
Quoted By Mis- ROSA DIDBLE and the various dopart.
mcnts receiving tho perponAl supern.endenee Of the
Principals eyery eIerou In made TO promote The intcr.
eats Of tho pupils. Course OF instruction Encilsh,
French Latin, Crook, Hebrow, Spanish and German
sngu1goR. nf 2m Julylb
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LARaEsr C1pou,,.r,o,-7'be Dali,

LARGEST CIRoULArIoN-7hs DAILY
NE%s pnbiishes The Official list Of Let
tSps remaining IN the I'osto6fce at The cid
Y each soeek, agreea6ly to Me following
settiop Of the Ne,0 PostoDice Law, as The
netDq'apcr haUing the largest circulation IL.
Me 'Isty Of Charleston:
SECTION And be It further cnlctcd, That lists let
ters remaining uncnlcd for In Posoco In my city
town village. whore ncwrpapcr shall DO printed
shall hereafter DO published only In tho newspaper
which. being published weekly oftener. Bla hnvo The
largest circulation within range Of delivery Of tho said
onlco
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rs Ad communications intended TOR publication II,
Hia journat nitsi be addressed 10 he Eitor Of Lhc
dily Neics, No. 18 Udyne-sircei Charleston, S. e.
business Communications 20 Publisher Of DdRy
HetcS.
lions.
Advertisements outside ofe city must be accompa-
nictf tcith Ne cash.
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TAX ( N UP,

DICKED UP ASTRAY, ON KING STREET
y Road. near -Four Nile House, and brought to the
city by two freedmen. white aud yellow spotted COW
The owner can hAvo tho samo by applying OF No SOa
KLNd STREET and paying expenses. July ~
NOTICE-PICKED UP NEAR THE BAR
IN aBhTrEAU, about 10 feet long, Tho owner Of the
aamo can have her by proving property paying for
advertisement aud salvage. Apply 10 JAS. HRWET,
Point House, Sullfyans Island. IL JuIy 20
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1NsTRUCTIoN IN FRENCH.
MRS. NICHOLS. A NATIVE OF CHAnLRsrog.
I'VE tut during the past nfteen ears o resident In
huropo 10 desirous OF giving instruction In tho Frcioh
Language etner at her own residence II tho houses
Of her pupth :. .... .gI- I-f7-77-
Inquire at Ara HINNEYs, No. 100 King street.
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B OAR pl N O..
r E M @ VALS.
COPARTNE NERSHIPS,
DfSsOLUTTON,

DISSOLUTION,
THE CoPARTNERSHlPi HERETOFORE EXISTING
4 under the name Of B. ARNOLD CO.. was disoyed
by It's own Limitation, ute 1s OF April last Tho bu AZ
meas will be continued by the subscriber At the Old
stand No. 21o Meeting street, vhero Mr. A. z. GADs-
DEN can bo found ready atcnd 10 The cusoners Of
the establishment n kRNOID
July 1st, 1857. No. 219 MoetIpq streot
Suyi limo
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F r SALE,

NOR SALE..-A HANDSOME ROsEWOuD
IL PIANO six and half Octave III excellent condition
can DO econ at tho King Mansion, corncr aeorEe and
Meeting streets mw2 July %
LSOR SALE, FINE SEYEN-OCTAyE
II ROSEWOOD PIANO. nearly new. PrJco four hun
dred dollars t$4Ool csah. Apply at No. II BROAD
STREET, between A. II. md r. H., vero Il can be
Julv II
EOR SALE, A CARRYALL, WITH TWO
~ Scats, polo and shat Also. q set OF double and
single HARNESS all In good order. Can bo seen and
al Lynch street Nav II
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M EETIN g s.
ScmticDc SGacr


Den 9itslictsn tisier @eTtnfbaTt rire bermii a,ae
,est sd bcuc Itemt ubr i'm trfa ecs Serrm acfr6
cptr, Sdcren Sccicp mt Siua Sir. tie 9crtcir5rae
sscriemmlunS tattfnstt. Yiiisceer ine aetettn fb
filnttiitt eiu,uftsiItn. Go. Yicif, Gclretir.
July "a
WASHINGTON Light INFANTRY CIIAItI-
TABLE ASSOCIATION.
A TTEND A REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING THIS
IA EVENING. In MnsoniG Hall. Mt o'clock
Tho puuctunl attendance Of every member Is earnestly
rolucstcd. s Committee appointed 10 rcyiso the
Consultation will mako their report.
J. l.. HONOUR.
July ~ Secretary and Treasurer
sTONELHyhLL FIRE ENGINE COMPANY.
A TrEED THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF
"A your Company Ths Erening. at Market Hail. at 8
O'Clock precisely
You particularly rcpncsc 10 bn punctual In stcnd
ance, tho hrrt List will be rcad. Members ung
attend will bo dealt with according 10 luo XIV. See.
m Constitution. BY order ". G. MILLER,
July "a Secretary.
WASHINGTON FIRE ENGINE COMPANY.
TTEND A REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF
n your Company, This Ertniry, at tho Hail. at 8
O'Clock 7. NJ. precisely.
BY orlcr. ~. ". STEVENS.
July ~ Secretary ". !. O.
FRIENDSHIP LUDGIc, NO. 0, A. +. NJ.
REGULAR COMMUNICATION OF THiB LODGE
IA will DO held ThiI Evening. ut o'clock. ut the Ma
sonic Hall Members aud candidates govern themselves
accordingly
by order Of tho ". NJ. T.. SCOTT,
July "a IL Secretary.
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BY tho use OF

There cometh glad tidIngs OF Joy to all,
10 young and 70 old, to 81 cat and 70 Ainnil;
The besity which once was 80 precious and raro,
Is free for all and all may DO fair.
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THE FOLLOWING oFy1oIAL statistics show The dis
tributon Of professions and trades in Italy: Tho
Catholic clergy in tho peninsula comprise 16f, ,12S
individuals, being seven for oyery thousand In
hhbitants. But Ia Umbria tho proportion Is four
teon per thousand, tho suppression Of convonts
and sale OF ecclesiastical property at THO COM
mencement OF the present century not having boon
effected In that province, as It was in tho then
Fronch departments Of tho Tibor and Trasimeno.
Other creeds than tho Roman Catholic ono do no.
comprise In Italy moro than 1898 pcrsons. Agri-
culture provides work for 1850 625 mon and 2sS0
20 women, or 7,708, 1856 Individuals in all, being
about one-third Of tho population. In this num-
ber, however, are counted 294 778 maos and 42 7s4
fomalas, who arc ougagcd in pastoral pursuits.
The number Of persons Of both soxes engaged in
manufactures is ao722 viz 1879, sos males and
1851, TAO females; thoro nro 80 ISL mon employed
In mining, and cal ,4Ss In commerce. Tho number
OF artists Is 6ai, ,4S5 Of whom 404 722 arc mon and
i2o,76S arc women. There arc $50 ,597 function.
arlos, including 6a5A women. Tho army aud police
form an aggregate Of 100000 men; thero are be-
sides eoA 4s7 landed propriotors, OF whom 2s7 lo7
arc tomaios; i6o,0T men servants, and 81s 4s5
maid sorvants; tho indigcnt amount to sos ss5:
and persons belonging to mono Of tho above Glasses
to 7,s5o,67I. . ''' N'
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w AN T S.

WANTS..
WTANTED.-A IILLINElt TO GOUr THE
w country. Apply at Pavilion Hotel to-day between
and O'Clock and nom to 8 p m. July ~
"ANTED.-BOARDB BY A GENTLEMAN
w and Lady in respectable family. Address p O.
H. D. o. ~ July 10
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In 1923 LORD JoHx R5ssRIL in O speech In Par
iiamcnt, uttered lamentations oyor England,
humiliation at being doomed TO witness the fo,
fsiture OF the commanding position which sho had
formerly held among the nations Of Europe Ir
tho oouroe Of his speooh, ho quoted tho following
lines Of ADD1soN tho senso Of which no pronounce
bettor than the poetry:
"'Tis Britsins caro- 70 watch o'er Europn's fato,
And hold In balance caoh contsndina state,
To throssen bold, presurnptuoua kings with war,
And answer eech sniletod noighbor's prayer"
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Since tho census 6Y 1860, the population Of Will
mingtau has largely increased, and although
many OF her Sons fell to rise moro in the recent
conflict, still 1t is fully denHely populated now
as was the case previous 10 The war. Some per-
Rons estimate the. population oven to exceed that
Of tho period above mentioned, but as there are
no definite means OF nsoertaining tho fa6t, IL ia
matter Of more surmise and conjecture. How
ever, 1t LIS hardly probable that Il can be anything
less than 150o0 and upon this estimate all calcu-
Ltions are based, although some diversity Of
opinion eIisls regarding it's correctness.
According TO tho Europe the 8 900 900 francs
which the Car Brought with him to Paris for tho
expense Of his visit were all spont, and he had to
negotiate small loan with Greek bakor before
he went away. The czarowitz alono got through
800 900 hnncs-juBt the sum which the ball at tho
Hotel de Vile is said 10 have cost. Tho King Of
Prussin was far moro economical. He only gave
tho prince royal, tho conqueror Of sadowa, 60, 900
francs pocket money for The whole period OF his
soJonrn In Paris and us TO himself no spent "noth
ing." But then tho Prussian budget Is In healthy
state.
correspondent Of tho Memphis ppeat has lust
returned from q tour through Mississippi, Hiy
report is, In BRIEF that the farmers of North Mis-
Bissippi have devoted throe-fourths of their land
TO breadstuffs, and that the crop promises to be
large; thht tho cotton looks hoalthy but suffors
forlsok ofrho hoe; in tho ghborhood Of fJsok
son tho planters employ German Aborers almoet
exclusively, and arc delighted with tho change:
and that in Central and South MissisaippI corn hns
had the Lions share Of attention. although cotton
and oats have boon largely cultivated and are look
ing WELL
circulsr has boon issued by Hon. GERnIT
6lnTn. In which no controyorls tho positions OF
Chief Justice CEASE upon questions OF consttu-
tionnl lsw, denying that tho lato war was proso-
cuted unaer authority Of tho Constitution Of the
United States, and claiming, tho contrary, that
II was carried on by Congross In accordance with
tho Laws OF war, and that tho vanquehod party Is
not in any sense legally ohargoable with treason.
Ho regards tho selection Of leaders for punishment
undor tho charge OF treason as "botter snited to
fsudal times than 10 our own, and to . despot-
ruled country than to our own" Ho sAys that II
our Revolutionary iatheis had failed, and WASH
morox and PaANKIN boon hung for hoason at tho
closo Of tho civil war, tho opinion Of the Chief
Justice would covor end justify the hoavon-appal-
ing doed. Mr.. sMr1 basen his argument not only
on tho ples Of Justice, but foars that persistence
in tho rigorous policy marked out by Chief Justice
CnAsR will entail tho dissolution Of tho Republican
parry.
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ICOMMUNICATED.

I hope the people Of Alexandria and Fairfax
will initiate Fauquier and other counties in call
ing general Mass Meeting for the purpose Of
making suitable nominations for The approach
ing Convention.
1t is very dislastciuI, or will be to me, and
many loyal men, to give our votes for such can
didatcs as are now prowling up and down,
seeking the unweary colored and new settlers
to assist them in making laws to govern US for
all time to come 1t is position that will
prove trying ordeal to the most learned, and
talented, and a position Of honor, trust and
dignity, and men who seek to obtain it, by the
mode just described, should be prescribed m
St0nteT. RETNUH.
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NJ a HI NE LIS 81.


ARRIVED.
Steamer Columbia, Harper, Baltimore, I" g.
Wheat
Steamer Kenneboc Talbot, Baltimore, to j.
Broders & Go.
Steamer New York, MARSHALL Philadelphia,
to NJ. Eldridge u Co,
Schr. Alexander, Ireland, Philadelphia, coal
to Monroe, Gemeny Go.
Schr Armeda, Palmer, Richmond, nails t.
}. F. Creighton & Son.
SAILED.
Steamer Whirlwind Fargo, Norwich, sT&;-
by A. LOsee
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NJ RR

AT Wildwood Church, Clarke county, on the
18Th, by Rev. Jos. Jones, Major JOHN ESTEN
COOKE to Miss MARY FRANCES, daughter
of the late DR.. Robert Page, of Saratoga Clarke
county, Va.
On Thursday evening, September Goth, at
"Bentivar,," the residence Of the brides father,
by Rev. II. U. Dudley, DR.. J. HENRY COCH-
FAN AS Of Mddlebupg L04 Wm co. to CHA
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GOLD.


PRODUCE RECEIPTS The following are the
receipts Of produce, &c, by railroad for the past
week:
Orange f. Alrr0n1l'in. Corn. 1870 bushels ;
wheat 1922; rye, $40; oats, 3lloi -four 4Gl
bbls; dried fruit, - bbIs and sucks; lard,
bbls and Grkins apples, 20 bbIs; eggs q bbsi
butter, rs kegs and frkins; feathers, 2 sacks ,
sugar, 30 bbls hides, 35 bundles; wool sacks;
sumuc, 43. IL lbs: 1854 sacks) bncon, 200 lbs ;
tobacco, 3 boxes rags, %,o20 lb3; sand, 8 tons ;
lumber, GOO feet; spoi s, $3.50; old iron,
%, 900 lbs barytcs, "A TONS cows, calves and
sheep Il & car lOuds cattle and hogs; and
other general merchandise amounting to about
rs tons. Freight sent forward, @5l tons 1000
tons more could have been shipped but for the
want Of transportation
Loudom T. Hnmpshirs.-W Wheat, 28iG bush
els; corn, 2Sl5; oats, 1859; rye, 23O; meal, 39U
fruit, l4S boxes -four, IS bbls; butter, - bbls ;
hogs, car loads; wood and lumber, 80 car
loads sumac, 10 bags, Sc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-30

The Richmond Wing says: 1--WE heard a
merchant say Saturday, who is heavy credit
OF of a country merchant who has taken the
bankrupt law, that if he had only known that
he kept buggy and pair of fast horses, a
double barrel gun and a pointer dog, he never
would have got his goods without the cash"