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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Work. DISTRICT.

Tufts. Burtes g. Co., vs. Burrows, Blair and Co.;
Cochran & Co., Us. Burrows, Blair & Co. !; Saml
Blagge & Co., Us. Burrows, Blair & Co.; Tracy,
Irwin g. Co., Us. Burrows, Blair & Co.-IN THE
COMMON PLEAs.-AHGchDlent
NX7HEREAS, the Plaintiffs did, on the 18th day
w March. 1865, file their Declaration against
the Defendants, who las it is said is absent from
and without the limits of this State and have mel
tber wife nor attorney known within the same
upon whom copy of said Declaration ion might mig be
Defendants do appear and plead to the Declaration
filed in each of the above stated cases, on or before
the l4th day of March, which will be in the year
OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred and six.
tyseyen, otherwise na ana aosoGse a,nst }begmen'
j. F. WALLACE, Q. G. c. P. @. 8.
Clerks Office, York District s. G.
Morcb IL 1896 Al 1yS
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IN THE COURT OF ORDINARY
York DiSfrict.

IN THE COURT OF ORDINARY,
York District.
Joseph P. Anderson, Applicant, Us. Charles V.
Anderson, Susana Wilkerson, David H. An
derson, Caleb Gazaway and Wife, Mary Ann
John w. Latham, and Wife, Elizabeth; Re-
becca Anderson and Jasper Anderson, mi
nors, children of William Anderson, Junior,
deceased.
1T appearing to my satisfaction that Charles v.
4 Anderson, Susanna Wilkerson and David H.
Anderson, three of the Defendants, reside without
this State 1t is, therefore, ordered, that they do
appear and object to the division sale Of the real
estate of be b v Of 1857 or ter
consent to the same will be entered of record Oc-
tober 5th, 1866. F. G. HARRIS, o, Y. D.
(S17 SOY
October II 25 3m.
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AN ACT TO ALTER THE ACT ENTITLED AN All io
AMEND THE CRIMINAL LAW.
Rct e,,,cted by the Senate and House OF
REPRESENTATIVES. now met and sitting in General
Nsiemby. and by the authority of the same: That
tbe Act entitled AN Act to amend the Criminal
law" Law which was ratified on the nineteenth day OF
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NEW GOODS +!

NEW GOUDS! .'---
r &E. B. STOWE, respectfully inform their
Il natrons and the public generally, that they
nave recently received direct from the NORTH
ERN MARKETS, a fine Stock of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
which were purchased on advantageous terms ana
are offered at SHORT PROFIT on FIRST cost;
Persons desiring to make purchases are requested
to call and examine our Stock.
Col. w. II. McCORKLE will be mucn PlesIseu
to have his old friends give this establishment
call. -
November % N - W
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

Darwin & Jefferys, IN THE COMMON PLEAS
p,,rro,vs Rlair n Co.. Attachment.
~THEREAS, the Plaintiffs did, on the 18th day
w of March, 1866, file their Declaration against
the Defendants, who, it is said, are absent from
and without the limits of this State and have nei-
ther wife. nor attorney known within the same
mnon whom copy of the said declaration might
be served: It is, therefore, ordered that the said
Defendants do appear and plead to the said pecla-
ration, on or before the fifteenth day Of March,
which will be in the year of our Lord one thousand
and absolute Judgment will be given and awarded
aoainst them. j. F. WALLACE, O. @. g. p.
Clerks Office, York District, s. e.
March % 40 1yq
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WINES. BRANDIEs Rim. GIN

and WHISTLES, for Medicinal purposes alone,
may be had at the York Drug Store H7.-@ ~
More especially, be sure and always keep In
mind that the "0LD DOCTOR" has 3 large and
numerous family to feed and shall be happy tohave
an aSd thns and Of
STORE, his patrons will be supplied on cheaper
and better terms, than at any other place found.
i. ...H .- DIR. JOHN Nay
January ... SO ...,. ~ tt
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A HAPPY NEW YEAR,

4 ND thousands of attendant blessings to all the
"a friends and customers Of the YORK DRUG
STORE, with many wishes that thew NAV increase
in wealth and general prosperity.
II. -, THE "OLD DOCTOR. ij:5
Begs to return his thanks for the liberal patronage
given him the past year, and solcits continuance,
as he assures his numerous patrons that no pains
or expense shall be spared in providing for their
wants by keeping on hand, supplies Of the purest
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
and all other articles in his line
Always remember that Pure Medicines are Of
UNTOLD VALUE, whilst the impure are worth
less at any price, and that tnowhereelsecan be found
purer and cheaper Medicines than at
THE YORK DRUG STORE.
Always remember that besides Drugs and Med
ieines, warranted pure, you win be sure to find
Combs and numberless articles, In great variety,
and at -.s- -
LOWER PRICES THAN ANYWHERE
else, at the York Drug Store "'''
Always rememberthat he Is Agentfo JAYNE,S
FAMILY MEDICINES, where customers can be
wholesale, at the Manufacturers prices. -
Always remember that Hostetter's celebrated
STOMACH, and brakes PLANTATION BIT
TERS are for sale at low prices at the "York Drug
Store.'' -. ...... b.. -
Always remember that the "OLD DOCTOR" Is
wholesale agent for the new and Justly celebrated
Maggie and Tallula Lee SMOKING TOBACCO,
and is prepared to furnish Merchants, by the case,
at Manufacturers prices. ...''...,g -
Always remember that he is agent for GLEN
ENTS improved . '.'-..
PATENT ARTIFTC4AI-I:EGS-A ARMS,
the best in the world. .f -. -" -f..
Always remember that he is agent for FOUSTS
celebrated Horse, Cattle, Sheep and Swine Pow
ders, for curing diseases in said animals. -
Always remember that the finest and best chew.
ing and smoking TOBACCO, and Havana and Do
mestic SEGARS, can be found at the York Drug
Store. - - -
Always remember that the most celebrated Hair
Dyes, Hair Reviewers, Hair Restorers, and Hair
Dressings, may always be found at the York Drug
Store. ''''t..1 >. II ="
of =
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Obuuarp.
A aSSJGNMENTFOR CREDITORS

DIED-In this District, on the 18th ultimo, Mr.;
ALEXANDER HUFF, aged about sixty years.
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FOR RENT.
vuyHE plantation in this District, near Bethesda
Church. known as the Swami land, contain
mo ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES
seventy-five of which are just cleared-is offered
be offered to the highest bidder at the COURT
HOUSE. on the FIRST MONDAY IN JANU-
AIRY. J. j. STRINGFELLOW, Trustee,
Chester, s. c.
December 20 35 It
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FIRST ANDLAST DUN.

FIRST AND LAST DUN.
A LII persons indebted to us are requested to
n PAY UP, or make satisfactory arrangements
for doing so Immediately, as longer indulgence
boye. you Will find your NOTES, &C., in the hands
of WILLIAMS & BEATTY, for collection.
STEELE & CO.
November 8 ~ u
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YORKVILLE FEMALE COLLEGE.


LIMESTONE SPRINGS MALE ACADEMY.
~ THE Seventh Annual Session of this
<ftAs School will begin on the FIRST MON
WSE IS DAY IN FEBRUARY, and end on
W. the last Friday in November.
% The School was established in 1857,
and has had good and constantly increasing share
of public favor and patronage. The course ofstudy
is designed to prepare boys thoroughly for the s:
Carolina University, but special attention is paid
to the requirements of any College in which par
ents may wish to enter their sons.
The discipline Of the School, and the manner of
its enforcement have reference to the cultivation of
a high sense Of duty and of honor.
Reports Of the department and progress of each
pupil are made monthly.
EXPENSES
Per term of fue months TO be paid IN aduance, IN
SPECIE, or the equiOalent)
Boarding, Fuel, Lights and Washing, ,~"..$65 90
Tu1T!oN-English Literature, Mathematics,
and Natural Sciences, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 w
The above together with the Classics, ,...... 25 90
Pupils boarding in the School are assembled
morning and evening for study, under the imme-
diate supervision of the Principal.
Charges will be made from date of admission
until the close Of the term.
Provisions will be taken in payment at the fol-
lowing prices, viz Corn, 81 per bushel; Flour, 6
cents per pound Bacon, 20 cents per pound, &C.
J. BANKS LYLE, A. B., Principal.
January3 36 st
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). J, ARTHUR. C. D. MELTON. sAML W. MELTON.

E. ]. ARTHUR. c. D. MELTON. SAHL w. MELTON.
ARTHUR, MELTON & MELTON,
4 TTORNEYS AT LAW, Columbia, sc Will
a practice in the Courts of Richland, Fairfield,
Newberrv, Lexington, Kershaw and Sumter Dis
trcts, and in the United States Courts. Office in
the rear of the Court House, upstairs heretofore
occupied by Melton & Melton.
December 13 AZ ly
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and assist hmin the objects aforesaid whenever re-

quested
SECTION T. That the Commissioner shall keep a
separate book, wherein he shall register all appi-
cations from citizens, free of charge, for immigrant
artizans, mechanics farmers, or male or female
help of any kind together with the kind of service
demanded, and the compensation offered and an
other book, wherein he shall record the names,
crafts and qualifications of immigrants that are
looking for employment; and he shall make memo
randa of such contracts as shall be made in conse
quence hereof
SECTION s. That the said Commissioner of I'M
migration do report of his proceedings at the annu
al session of the General Assembly, and as often as
the Executive shall require.
SECTION g. That all the expenses contemplated,
Or which may be occasioned BY this Act, shall be
met by the appropriation directed in the first sec
ton, and shall not, in any way, create claim a.
gainst the State beyond said appropriation.
Ratified December 20, 1866.
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FOR TAX.COLLECTOR.

yUyHE friends of ANDREW F. LINDSAY, re,
spcctfully announce him as Candidate fol
TAX-COLLECTOR Of York District, at the nex
election.
Ju11, ia IL 6m*
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YORKvILLE, Jan. 3.-GoLD, 81, 35.
NEW YORK, December 81, p m.-Gold, 8s.
COLUMBIA, Dec. 31.-Gold Sl.35; Silver, 81 30.
CHARLESTON, Dec 2s.-GoLD.-The brokers
were yesterday buying at 32 and selling at "a.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

/ ST. Paul. Mimi, Feb. 81.
Yesterday man named Penny got caugh,
in the shaft of planning mill at Minneapo-
broken three times, and his arm twice Hii
head was fearfully cut and his clothing torn
from his body. He will probably die.
At Reeds landing. few days since, girl
| named Catherine Dunn, from Dubuque, gave
birth to child, in the absence of the fam.
| lily in which she lived. Toconceal her shame
she suffocsted the child, and hid it in hel
trunk. When arrested the poor creature was
four miles from town, having tried to run
away, in the cold and snow. She confessed
her guilt.
JOLIET, H., Feb. 81.
An exciting murder trial IS now be.hG hell
in the Court House prison. Horace Brown
about twenty four years of age. is accused o
causing the death OF Philip 0pperman, il
Chicago in May, 1865, while the twain were
engaged in perambulating among the entic
ing adornments of Welles street. 0ppermar
had considerable money with him, and Brown
is accused of resorting to murder to possess
himself Of it.
CHICAGO, Feb. 81.
The Kentucky Legislature will adjourn to-
day, to give the members an opportunity tl
attend the Republican and Democratic State
Conventions. The Democrats will nominate
R. Fl. Stanton or John Helm for Governor
A Springfield despatch says the House wa,
engaged to-day on the legislative appropria
tion bill.
The Senate passed the canal and peniten
tiary bills. A -s
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FROM WASHINGTON.


.Ew YoRK, Feb. 81.
The Times Washington special says that
there is no hope that the President will ap
prove the Military Reconstruction bill.,s
The Ways and Means Committee will re-
port tosday or tosmorrow, on the bill sus
pending the contraction of greenbacks for
one year, in accordance with the instructions
cf The House, hut they viii accompany it with
substitute. which they vail recommend,
identical with the Senate loan certificate bill.
The Herald special SAYS it is understood
tina, T. II, Blair, ST., has gone TO Boston to
induce Gov. Andrew 10 accept the position
OF Secretary of State. The visit il by author.
ity, and is in the interest of those who tayor
universal suffrage and universal amnesty.
The Tribune special says the action Of the
House in reference to the loan resolution to
the Committee on Banking. was intended to
defeat that measure. as there is no possibility
os .ket Committe being called again thss
ssss:on. The Ways and Means Committee,
towever,will bring IN new bill, which viii be
laoved as q substitute for the the bin relative
to the contractiQn OF greenbaeks
The HoYitfs special says that the indct-
ment found against Surratt, has proved sc
defective that it IS said that 1t would have
been quashed on the first day OF the trial, and
the prisoner released under it. A new ont
will be drawn up, presenting him as an acces
sorf. and not principal, in the murder 0
President Lincoln. Sprratt has srent hi
hrst aay IN ,ai very comfortably. He tcle
bis keeper that he would give him no trouble
he was allowed the use OF tobacco at bis owl
request.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WARRINGTON, Feb. 81.
The Senate to-day confirmed the following
appointments Samuel q. Williams Consul
at Hamburg; Jno. s. Eips, Minister to Libe-
RIA; Edward S. Plum, Secretary of Legation
at Mexico Joshua p. Giddnes, Assistan'
Treasurer Of the United States, at Charles
ton; +; Eli P. Norton, Solicitor OF United
States Conr. Of Claims; Fred. kennard, Se>
braska, Assessor Of Internal Revenue Jas
Is. Fallerton, Postmaster, St, Louis, and
Elizabeth McAllis.er, Fairfield, Iowa.
John H. Surrata Seems in excellent health
sleeps we'll, and eats hearty, but speaks little
and then only in regard to his personal wants
! He cannot see or have any intercourse with
any other prisoners, and is very closely
watched by guards. 1t is now stated thA
Messrs. Bradley aud Mes~icA have been se
tanned a. his counsel, and yesterday Mr.
Bradley had ar interview Of some length will
him. His sister, Miss Anna Surrats, was las
/ fall gave,nsss ln the family of Captain b
Gwynne, in the lower part OF Prince Georg
county, bat for some weeks past has been il
this city. stopping with some relatives,
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FROM NEW YORK.

AEw foRK, Feb. 81.
Tomorrow is to be observed as 3 holiday
in the financial circles. Banks and all stock
hnards are to be tles ID. and business in Wall
street and vicinity nerally
The Fire Insura zee Convention to-day
elected W. Leon, as President for the ensuing
year, and full lis; of other officers. ".
Conner, was eli cted Secretary; T. NJ. Bal
lord declining sele ,tion. Among the Ex.
ecutive Committee are J. r. Rennett, VIZ.
Csssels and Jas. Carrier, CT Canclnnsti s.
Axatratter Thos. Goodman and S. B. Rolls,
~ Chicago Z. c. Rouse and S. Scott, of
Cleveland. The subject Of the limitation Of
insurance was referred to the Executive Com
r4iltee, eud resolutions adopted recommend
ing clause in the policies, that the use Of
gas alone in lighting the premises, without
consent in the policies, shall cause its viola
tion. The Committee on adjustment OF
claims, reported that during last year over
500, 200, 900, was over paid in this country.
owing to the want of proper investigation OF
the losses before the claims were rai3.
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stephens Reported In Paris
Aliea Rebels to be treated a. Pirates
Bismark Dangerously Ill.
Repairs on Great Eastern Completed
She Is Successfully Launched.


LIVERPOOL, Feb. 2l.
The suspension of the writ of habeas COR
p,.s has been prolonged in Ireland.
BERLIN, Feb. 81.
Bismark is again Frustrated by sickness,
and doubts are entertained of his recovery.
LONDON, Feb. q
1t is stated that Stephens is not and has
no. been in Ireland. It is reported that he
has recently been seen in Paris.
The National troops are placed at various
places In Kerry and Cork counties in such
numbers, as to efectually prevent further
outbreak.
VIENNA, Feb. q,
The Reconstruction of the Constitution OF
ls4s to Hungary by the Emperor, has bad
the effect 70 remove the trouble heretofore
existing. The people are quite contented.
LrvERrooL, Feb. 81
The steamer Rappahanock, was sold at
auction by Mr.. Dudley, the American
Consul for E5. 200.
The repairs on the Great Eestern are com
pleted. She was successfully launched from
the Gridiron at Dierkeuhead.
LospoS, Feb 81.
The Sultan Of Turkey, has officially inform
ed the leading powers in Europe, that be
has decided to call together the assembly
Of representatives of all religious creeds in
the Empire, for the purpose of adopting
measures for more efIectual execution in the
provisions Of hremen of 1856.
The English Government announces that il
will tseat aliens caugh, in the act Of rebellion
as pirateg.
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FROM THE SOUTH.
New YnpY Eeh 9

New YORK, Feb. 2e.
The Heraids Southern correspondence, da-
ted Richmond, Charleston and Macon, rep
resents that some excitement existed in West
Virginia, on account of the murder Of two
members Of the Red String Association, a
Radical organization for electioneering pur-
poses,
In South Caroline the great destitution
among the people is believed to be mainly due
to the dsorganization of the labor system.
A case testing the validity of the powers of
Attorney, held during the war, on which the
property was sold for Confederate money, is
pending in the United States Court, of
Charleston. Mrs. Caroline Carson, daugh>
ter of the late James l.. Pettigrew, and now
residing in New York, is the plaintiff.
Mr.. johnson Adams, PAyniaster of the
Harlem Railroad, has mysteriously disap-
peared WITH it is said, a deficiency of $780,
600 to $50 900 in his accounts.
Governor Or has been severely denounced
for the sentiments he expressed at the Cham
Der OF Commerce Banquet, and in his address
to the Freedmen. recently. He said that for
ty million dollars of property had been ban
ished from Charleston by the refusal OF the
people to associate with Northern merchants.
he also announced that be vas in avpr Of
giving the negro, who could read, the right OF
suffrage.
In Macon high hopes Of successful busf
ness this year are entertained by the mer-
chants.
The action of New York in reference to
the relief of Southern destitution is looked to
with lively emotion.
The Herald Frankfort tKy.) special says
the rebels in Boyd county have recently sen,
letters to Generals Speed and Fry, Captain
Goodlace, relative Of Jos. +. Bell; Well.
ington Harlan, and the officers of the Freed
mems Bureau, to leave the country, under
penalty of death: Application has been
made to General Thomas for protection oi
Union men against these rebel regulators.
General Fry Is the officer who is believed to
have killed Zolicofer, and Wellington Har
Ian recruited the first company Of Union
troops raised in Kentaeky during the war
Neither Of them are extreme radicals, poht
;caliy, and their moat probable oasnse il
their record during the war.
The rebels bold caucus to- morrow = at
sanps e control the Deroe1sic Cpa,satcs
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FROM CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Feb. 81,

CHICAGO, Feb. 81.
The following members of the Executive
Committee of the NorthW Western Associated
Press, arrived in town this forenoon, and are
stopplng 81 the Eriggs Hcase Easselb
Davenport Gasette; Mahan. Mnscatine Journ-
al; Mills, Des Moines Register Dowdal,
Peoria Democrat; Carver, Dubuque Herald
Hobles,own, Alton Demscrat; Emory,
Peoria Transcript. The President of the
Association is expected to-day.
The Board of Trade, the banks and public
Offices generally, will be closed to morrow in
respect 10 the memory Of Washington.
A fordimable investigation in the affairs Of
the Michigan Centera Railroad Company
has been instituted in the Michigan Legisla-
ture.
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FR0n CHICAGO,

CHICAGO, Feb. 81. +
+ "A guest al the Matis0n= House, naned
Hooper, TO- night attempted to. uardsf sthe
wife Of smother guest, named Benson. Yhe
two msn, with their wives, came from Ken
tucky few days ago. aadsths assault grew
out Of : quarrel between the tvo men, and
during the intoxication Of Hooper, Mrs.
Benson rensntsa The iangpags ssd III hoop
lss, and be presented 4. pistol tohes Ased& bui
was prevented from doing her cay injury BY
the. intsrference Of parties present. The
agar created much excitement q the Natl.
jso0 Heu6ss Hoepek ~ esSe11ed, aad Mil
'laEss ! pssliaile1 I vi ! Z szsa w,
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FROM LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, Feb. 21.
A strong west wind with tremendous rain
last night Several boats were blown loose.
The McCdmba and two tow boats drifted
down the fver and were brought back by the
Plain City, Snow, sleet, rain and wind this
afternoon, and growing colder. Mercury 80;
Barometer 29.52 River rose IA inches.
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VOL. XIII.

1t is expected they viii cause 4 split in the
convention between themselves and the con
serva,ive Unionists, and will nominate sep.
arate ticket, with the rebel Gen. Preston for
Governor. If there is no split Ex-Governor
Hahn, stay 'at>home rebel, will be the nom>
inee
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AxAs advertised lately 70 forward on re.
ceipts Of postage stamps, sound practical
advice, that would be applicable at any time
and TO all persons and conditions OF life. T
On recsips Of the stamps be sent his victim
| tue following: Never gre . boy penny 70
! watch ydar shadow while yea climh : trss 70
leok intn Gonidde q DSga woek ssa !.
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=
Little squalls don't upset the lover .
boat they drive it al the faster 70 port
Hope, the last resource::o the miserable,
comes to ali but the damned and the sea-
sick.
--11The pride of the rich makes the labor
of the poor" Not so the labor Of the poor
makes the pride of the rich.
Men and women have become extinct
They died sixty years ago and left no heir
Ladies and gentleman have usarped thar
places
1T is always right TO make The best Of a
bad position, but not to put ourselves in .
bad position because we can make the best
ofit.
The following is probably the worst
conundrum ever perpetrated Why is q
dogs tail like an old man. Because it is in
firm.
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Fenia.ism I'm san Franc4see.

SAN Francisco, Feb. 20.
The Fe4ians Of this city held . large and
enthusiastic meeting last night and resolved
10 earnestly cooperate with their eastern
brethren il achieving the independence of
Iratand g. g=s,
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FIRE.

BUFFALO, N. Y, Feb. 81.
disastrous fire at Warsaw, New York,
commenced Tuesday night, destroying four
teen stores in the business portion Of the vii.
| liage.
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JoHs BsicRr ID opposed 10 Lord Derby /
Reform Scheme, and urges axitationibrough-
out the country against 1t.