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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-06-04

MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE Harry Wat
ties, son of Mr.. G. W. Wattles, Of this city,
between eleven and twelve years ofage, of me-
dunn size, with hazel eyes and light brown
hair, and dressed ina light cloth jacket and
darked mixed cloth pants, left his father s
residence yesterday evening for short stroll
about the city, and has not since been heard
from He had never remained away from
home at night before, and his prolonged alb
sence gives occasion for melancholy forebodlngs.
Every suggestion that might possibly lead to
the discovery of his whereabouts has been act
ed upon, but as yet, unhappily, without sue
cess.
2. S.-Since the above was written, at one
o'clock to-day, the dead body of the poor little
fellow was found in the dock of the steamer Co.
lumbia, at the foot OF Queen street, by Mr..
John Williams, who was dragging for it. He
was seen playing alone, on the wharf there,
late yesterday evening, by the engineer of the
Barytes mill, and is supposed to have acct
IDENTIFY fallen overheard.
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NEW SALOON.

Il" SAAooN'
GEORGE STEUERNAGLE
Has removed to
No 80, ROYAL STREET,
opposite the Market House. The new saloon
has been handsomely fitted up, and, with the
excellent stock of LIQUORS and SEGARS al
ways kept in the bar, offers superior attractions
The proprietor invites his friends and the pub
lie generally to give him call. Free lunch
from ten to two O clock. le 3-lW
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FAIRFAX COUNTY. The Circuit Court of

=. AIA1hrAAt OOONII.-lue CttCulG OUurU VI
Fairfax county commenced on Monday. There
was small attendance, the farmers being en-
gagged in planting corn. TIE Judges charge
to the Grand Jury was an able one. He said
that in all the other counties of his circuit the
Grand Juries had little to do, few indictments;
and charged that as they, the Grand Juries,
are the only power which can originate pro-
ceedings against criminals so they should be
especially careful to report all cases of crime,
and if they had reason to believe the law was
broken in any respect, they must present it, to
be inquired into. He charged them to do i'm
partial justice, without regard to color, andsto
see that the laws in regard to retailing liquor
were strictly obeyed, and the privilege allowed
by them not abused.
Tho Ladies' Fair for the Memorial Associa-
ton is going on successfully. a
A difficulty occurred on Monday evening be-
tween some white and black boys, which might
have resulted seriously, but was put down by
the promptness of Judge Thomas in arrestlng
both parties.
On Tuesday number of civil cases were
disposed OF, the docket being lightened con-
sideraby Malotha Trail was put on trial for
horse stealing from VIM. Walters, and was
found guilty, and the term OF his Imprisonment
ascertaiued to be 10 years in the penitentlary
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A MRIAL GEM OF ARABIA.-A new and
n wonderful perfume. It's odor is Of the
most fragrant, agreeable and durable descrip-
ton, and application simple By merely, rub
bing on the coat sleeve, gloves, handkerchiefs,
&C. most delightful and indestructible per-
fume is impaired, concentrating in itself the
fragrance Of the finest perfume known. 1t will
not injure the finest fabric.
mv26 107, King street.
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BY j. Il. PARROT. Auctioneer.

my 1G-cotS
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We have to. day received another addition to
our stock of LAMA LACE POINTS. The
large lot of these goods that we have sold this
season, we think, justifes us in saying that they
are better styles and cheaper than they can be
bought elsewhere
my25 WILMER 8 SLA4MAkEB.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-01-11
The Outrages about Lewisville and Fort
~ MOtte.

I, On Thursday Of last week, Mr.. Dcdrlck
in self defence, to shoot apl wound q freedman,
an officer of the Union League, who threaten
ed him with personal violence, coming at him
with stick, and in tho rcgalia Of the League.
lhis reused the darkcys, and they assembled
to the ,nnmbcr Of tiso hundred or more, and
SURROUNDED the house of Nlr. Hane, while they
despatched their "lIcadman" to Orangcburg
Tor an order from the Bureau to arrest him.
During Thursday night they kept armed guard
around the premises, posting regular pickcts,
and threatening to shoot the "dd white men,"
alluding to Mr.. Hahc and few Of lis friends
who had assembled at tic house for his asss-
tancc. J. D. Pricket Esq, Magistrate, was
sent for, and Mr.: II. delivered himself into
the custody ofthc law: bnt,this the negroes
did uot ye.:;;an' Meanwhile, the military au-
liberties in Columbia we're appriscd Of the af-
fair. aud despatched Il company of troops by
extra lr!;p on FIldfy morning The negroes,
hearing fthc coming Of the troops, AMI also
finl;,s that their messc~ ger to Orangoburg
was directed by the Darcau to Ply to civil
magistrate, and not to resort to violence, be-
came ih:ilsia.tell, and, dispersed. NIr. Hanc
was brought 70 Orangeburs and was released
On bail under Il Writ. Of Habcas Corpus, before
his Honer Judge Glover.
On Saturday night the night train down
from I.cwisville, was fred into, but no harm
was done. beyond breaking pane OF two of
glass. Spmc suppose Maj Holton, of the Du-
rcau. vast object of the attack, as he had
given the negroes some good advice, which they
did not apprceia others imagine it was in
tended for the benefit Of the conductor. Mr.
l:v"ns, vhohal put off some negroes at Lewis
vile fvwdays before,
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Salesday.

RI
Thorc was a Hbiggeri crowd" here then, than
las bqaqa, lioro since thc way, "byi Odds
Tilsr, were many sales Of property, Of which
VIC notc the following by tile Commissioner in
IEquity;t ~
zeiyier Is Honscr-zi5o acYe1 $500, 100
acres, s55. l5z acfos, $500, go acres, $40.
53 acres, $50. lj.tI,.J Il, no
Liytayston Us. Ddmesy.-i253 aeres 5000.
z.aii4ystop u.s.. iSsioa1.- 300 acres, SOS. Is,
acres, s2l. 600 acres, s465. H. i-
f;Iolrser as. Il ~ ~ s56 acrca 5000.
ComE.rs LnaLmct- 300 acres, 1886. Z
Simmons ps. Hn6maaa--272 acres, ,rSl0
C2cehly u.s. Gisscn4aanc,- $40 acres, $3.50,
14O acres, $50.
Iooscr rs. Larr-240 acres, s12O. Gil
acres, 5000 27O acres, s145. 157 acres,
$3.50.
1ou Us. -lnzAous-s sooscros, s5s5. sacrcs,
81. ~
The Estate lands Of i! E Cooncr were rent
ed for one hundred and sixty-fvc dollars.
FThc estate lands of Sylvester Beach were
rel htcd 10y ral aGlishftydollars. .g, M, r ..',
Tcn7niuies were sold for 1904, cash. 'fo
Andthafollowins by the Sheriff.
E=ehieh e, Nohn Is. Ei;cA-t63 acres, si1o.
One mulc,SslO5. One bay pony, sG6. Ono
grIy pony, SIT. ,I;,nn
.yis,rrh IS. d'aSiaselAlsb6Uot acres, res; 1896.
One buggy, s52. GIN n. ''''''3.'-''o
4n,ly us Dmt7eHa----- One horse, $50 One
horsc $50. Gre wagon, $50. a'S ..t'4..'
Asc4iel &C. KoAn u.s. Saay-Onc mule,
Slip. One mule, s55,
{3siatc Aetts---7s2 acres, $40 a
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FOR LEASE

THNlTE FINE ESTATE known rs KEITT PLACE
situntcd in st. Matthew'S Parish. The Estate
consists of three separate Tracts. The Kcnncrly
Place has 100 acres cleared and 200 uncearcd The
Darby Place has 800 cleared and 200 unclcarc,l-all
inc Cotton Lands. The Kcitt Place consists of
> 10 acres, one half cleared AMI in n fine state of
Cultivation. The Estate is watcrc,l by u large
I eek, which affords good Range for Cattle. soil
Rich Red Clay. The Estate would be Leased all to
one person, or in small Tracts of 80 or 100 acres
to suit small farmers
Fine Mules sold with the Place on credit
Tho kcnncrly and Darby Places would be sold
desired, For Terms apply to
~. j. WOODAKD, St Matthews =. O..
nov I'll Orangcburg District, S. d.
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Report OF, the Charleston Cotton Mar
ket FOR the Neck Ending Jan. 8.
R1,~tcd jor tie Or"nyebmy Ncms by

'If'14ecd J0r nc Or"hye00Iy Nc'rs Iy
W. WALTON SMITH, COTTON FACTOR.
On Friday the 3l inst, cur market opened with
nm improved feeling, and closed firm with an nd
vance of 3GD3c. on our last weeks quotations. The
demand on Saturday very light, buyers general
ly having withdrawn from the market. On Monday
tho market continued quiet, and prices very rrcgu
lar There was better demand on Tuesday with
a decline of 3c from the highest point. On We'd
nesday The market weak with further decline
of 10. On Thursday there was o good demand at
firm prices, without any quotnbc change The
sales for the week foot up some $500 bales We
quote
n. Low Aliidling. Observation-Disclosures
Nllddiing-................. ...143@l5
Strict Middling....................... .....164@15a
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The Eclectic Magazine.

This isan, admirable aplicatiion, embracing
monthly oollecsionlof good things from the
Foreign Reviews and Periodicals. We hive
always welcomed its appearance. 1t is pub
lishcd By fWl II. iBidwell, Becknmn Street
NcF York Terms $500 per annum.
We will furnish the Eclectic and the
ionANaEnuaas News for Six, dollars; per nn-
''p .nun' 'Hh:4 y a4varif va3rfifqt2LIg rrc HnrT AT
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, /
~ Ornngehurg District.
Citation.
by p. i. -AlcMICMAEI, ESQ.,. OrdiparY.

by p. i. McMICllAEI., Esq, Ordinary
Whcrcas; Charlotte Heath hat, made sul to me
to grant her Icte.s Of administration of the Estate
and effects Of Francis Is. Heath deceased
These are therefore 10 cite mud n,lmonish nil and
singu lar the kindred and Creditors Of ihu said
Francis B. Heath, deceased, that they bo and np-
rcnr, before Inc, in the Court of Ordinary to he
held ut Orangcbura, Court House on 2o:h day of
January instant after publication hcrcot, at II
o'clock in The forenoon, TO slew il any they
have, why the said Administration should not be
granted.
Given under my Hand This thir' day OF January
Ammo Donn 1868. 7. a. McMlCHAEL,
jan t-2t GOD
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Orangcburg District. o''a'''h

Ey 7. y. McM!CIAEL, Esq, Ordinary.
Whereas. Henrietta Murphy, widow, bath made
suit 10 me to grant her Letters of Administration Of
the Estate and Effects of David Murphy deceased
These arc therefore To cite and ai!nonsi NIL and
singular the Kindred and Creditors ot the said
David Murphy, deceased tha, they be md appear
before ilc in the Court OF Ordinary, to be held
at O1ngcbu,g G. II. the I'll. day of january
inst, after publication hereof at i o'clock in The
forenoon. to shew cause if any they have, why the
said administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand this Both day of Dec, Anno
Donini, lSCI. =. a. McMlCIIAEI
jan 1t o. O. d.
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New Advertisements.


comniisssiopefsl salcs for February. 3EI
, Shcriif's Sales.
Card.-W. Fl. j offors e. Co. .l.lq,.
Mules for sale on timc-Wm r. Doty.
TO Rcnt-G. D. Keitt, Agent. =
Agents wantedIJoncs, Brothers & Co.
William Blangard-M. P.iWay. ~
Notice to Debtqrs7-J ohm c. Kenporly.
Dissolution-Laws & Jackson.
In tho District Gourt-+-J +. Robinson. ,n4
4, Exhibition ut the Old Female College.
Estate Salc..E.. II. A. jenkins. : -
Notice.. w. II. Dukes, Sheriff.
Mr.. I. D. Wolfe offers cheap goods.
Garden Seed, Sc55Ezekicl & Kohn.
Agents Wanted one of our young
men who would like to try an agency, will do
well to notice the advertisement of Messrs. G.
w. :Jackson & CO. South Street Baltimorc
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READING MATTER ON, EVERY PAGE.
TTT7 -coi
EsOCAI.. 4. III i'.3'''55EI15I''EMS....,,.' L 4
SATURDAY MORNING, JAN, II, 1868.
The Anti-LabOr League.

A company of y; issiResularsI hrrivel at
Lcwisvillc on " Wednesday from Columbia; and
returned on Thursday, carrying back with them
six negroes implicated in whipping other ne
grocs for contracting.
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STATE ,OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Orangeburg District. N"'''"ii'
BY p. a. McMlcnAEJ. Esq. Ordinary.

By T. a. McMlCnAEL Esq, Ori;nary
WHEREAS, V. D. V. Jamison. Commissioner in
Equity, hath made suit To grant him Ictter
of Administrations Of the Estate and effects of Sar-
ucl n. Kcnnerly deceased.
These nre therefore to cite and a,imonish all and
singular the kindred and creditors of the said sam
ucl N. Kcnncry, dec. that they he and appcarbc
me, i'll the Court of Ordinary, to be held at Orange
burg c. H.. on the l4th day Of Feb. ncxt, aftcr
publication hereof, at IL o'clock in the forenoon to
shcw cause if any they have, why the said Admins
tration should not be granted.
Giyen under my hand this third day of January
r.A.IMcMcnAEL, o. op.
~ jan IL t'N - - Ct
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CARD.

TgNHE FIRM OF H. L. JEFFERs s. CO., WAS
u Dissolved or the 4th inst.
The FACTOItAGE ard COMMISSION BUSI-
NESS will bo continued by YIN. II. & Thos A.
Jefers. The style Of the Firm being
'' oWM. Fl. JEFFERS 4 co.
ii Consignments Of Cotton solicited. Prompt re-
turns will be made, and usual attention paid to
the interest of our friends.
ie 81 ~ Nm. H. JEFFERS & CO.,
+" Charleston, s. c..
Refer to JOHN A. HAMILTON, -.N
Orangcburg, sc.
+ jan II 6m
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STATE OF SOUTll CAROLINA,C c;...;o
Orangcburg Distric:y. N"''''o''

I'y 7. a. McMIChAET., ESQ, Ordinary
WHEREAS, V. u. " Jan.ison, Commissioner in
Equity hath mre suit to me to grant him Letters of
Admnstration.of the Estate and Effects Of Absnlom
Strcnnn, deceased.
These are thcrcforc TO Cit: anil a,lmonis all and
singular The kindred and creditors Of the said tbsa-
om Stroman, dec that they be md appear before me-
i'll the Court of Ordinary. To be held at Orangcburg
on the ath day Of january next, after pubcu ion
hereof, at II O'Clock in the forenoon to slcw cause
if any they have why the said administration
should not he granted
Given under my Haul this 10th day Of Deccm-
bcr, Anno Donlini, 1867.
L. X. McAlICHAEL, o. ID
dec II Il 40
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Andrew F. Inabinct, administrator. s'"l
. tNIarcclla Inabinct and sptleif. u.,}t

= INlarcclla lnabnet and sptleit. u4}i
ALLY order Of the Court of E1uity, in the above
stated case, will be sold before the Court House in
Orahecburg, on The 1stMofday IN Febrddry hexf.pS
]! The entire joint title rights and interest
Levi l.. nab!nc j. w. D..dzle and H. r. Anticy,, ~"
as Oopartncrs in ando lowing efsinc lit.
property, viz y Steam Saw and Grist MILL Steam
Engine and boiersi Milf onso naiidStaBfatscry
Blncksmith Shop. and two small buildings, all lorI
catc on the fractof Land nehr 5G rsbHs qh Oil, Ontt,h
4nabinet rdiedj scizcf-Eer aNulesgwsb
,u,ree Timber Carts, lneksmithg Tools, Mill Tools,
and Quantity Of Saved Iubcr al ald Mii Shd
the right under nnd accordi gtoithc
M e Timber growing on ihe LphSs 81 saia 1ti'' lih
levi InnbincS squaring en- hdhes38f saaabi8 fo4gs
being made profitable to gnid Gppas M IN
right as to the Timber the Lands osmras,ired to
cvi1nhbnetswIdoT former Dowtr anu one aiidfloe OF
vded third of Levi lnabnets hera To
so on ssadef sWapp to be subject t0 the Isl Rd i
= At tic pame time md place viii bcsola pnrpusd 10
ant to the same order, the whole of the Real Estate
Of iic late Levi T. Jnhbinct, (includhg his undi- 'no
ydeq q7inercst in the. .Sadlcr, Swamp Tfacty sub 4
jcct TO his Widows life rcstate in the Land ndmeas- "a
urcd to hlr for Dover, ana 70 her right of Dover in
the said Levi H.. Innincs undivided share of tho on
Sadllcrs Swamp Tract and further subject the l!ip
rights of. the purchaser OF PURCHASERS of the Co.
partnership property aforesaid IN relation the has
Timber the Lands Of IIayi IT,. Inohnet. 81 iou tas,
Terms of Snlc-So much viii pay ihc. c. pcnscs \.
of the proceedings III the above stated 'u'u
balance credit until the first day nt cdnter .,1.,s
1868 secrcl by bond Of tlc purchaser bearing ip.:t
tero4 'm f.'c; payable nnn,.hy, wff' pefsSfha nn'
sccufy.hnd mortgage of tho prppcr yl pri tsd:
cfss rISif4 g lny fqr papers and
,c,H ,n se,t Also jif5 ueh obi si;fi e
h. Livingston
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I'm Equity,
ORANGEBURG DISTRICT.
=. johnson, Administrators.

JAS. d. Jones, Guardian, ct. nj.
by order of Court, the creditors of James b.
Johnson, deceased, arc required to prove their de-
mands before me or before the 1st February T.
And under The same order will sell on ihc st
Monday in February next. for cash share in the
'Edisto Lumber anil Timber Pond Company"
January ~, 1867. V. ID. V. JAMESON
dec 2S-td Commissioner
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STATEOF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Orangcburg District N'a'io'i'

STATE OF SOUTH C.iROLINA,)
Orangcburg District. Nia'io'''
by =. a. McMlCIIAEI., ESQ. Ordinary.
4Whcrcas, Caroline R. Pn,!ling hail, made suit TO
me to grant her Letters OF Administration Gun, tes
nmcnto anncXus, of the Estate and effects of John
II. paulling, dccoascd.
These are therefore to cite and admonsh all and
singular the Kindred and Creditors of the said
John r. raulling, deceased, that they be a,, appear
before me in the Court of Orlnnry to be held a
Ornngchurg c. H., OH the l7th day of january
inst, after publication hereof at o'clock in The
forenoon to shcw cause if any they have, why the
said Administration should no, be granted.
Given under my hand this 10th LAY Of December
Anno Domini, 1867. p. a. McMlCIAL,
jan 4-2t OO ID.
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COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE OF TIE onAxurYuno NEWS,

LET;sviLLE, S. G. Jan. 0.
COTTON.-s3 bales shipped this week.
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lin Equliity!,,' y. 7.
ORANGEBURG 'DISTRfCT.

lil" III, ! ,'sie NJ isltotil r,qiriio art ~
Pom. ,.lb aij 9IyaG4y y luHq1s a,ita
by order ofythe Court the crcdit oig og George 1ut,
Livingstone deceased, required ,prpye tliej, 1s5ia
demands before inc, on or before the 2lst day of
January ncNts1t'f *gS iati A@3u 1as1plGF nj
December 81 1867 V, ID. v. II MISON. d,4sd3igy
dec 2S-td Commissioner.
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BY order in this ease will sell for CASH at
Orangcbnrg on the first M onday in FEBRUARY next
the estate in remainder in the lands which were of
j. W. Tinda assigned tohis widow fof dover Pnr-
chaser to pay for conveyance and stamps. on oy7os
December %; 1857.
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THE GAZETTE.
TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY IA.


&c S.. .51. s. COMMUNICATED.
R1NpERpEsr. The term Rinderpest is o
comnou1nd of two words, Rinder and Pest, and
literally. means cattle plague The nomencla-
ture of this, disease, like that OF many Others,
conveys no adequate notion Of the malady
which it's used to designate for while all the
disorders which attack many cattle at. the same
time may .bes called cattle plaques the malady
to which the name, Rinderpest, is applied, is
peculiar in ITSELF and is as severe in Its charac
Ter and progress as it IS distinct from the va
rious diseases to which the. bovine tribes are
liable tt is 4 terrible malady and, fortunately
for the world, has its origin and spontaneous
generation confined to comparatively small and
we'll circumscribed portions OF certain countries:
The atmosphere and climate OF the Steppes OF
Russia and Asia possess much greater aptl-
tude to foment the ef1uvia which cause this
scourge than the atmosphere and climate OF
any other region of the earth; and SO we'll es-
tablished is this fact, that in Russia and Asia
it is considered q local disease, and never quits
certain localities, unless, as In I'LL, commerce
carries it from the place of its favorite preva-
lencs. When once conveyed from the native
limits Of it's existence, its contagion spreads
with fearful rapidity making whole counties
OeSOlate Ol tue auludlS WulOu IL dlOoOho3 anu
leaves scarcely enough cattle in some districts
to reproduce their kind.
This disease has been raging, during the last
year, among the dairy herds OF some portions
of England, having been introduced into those
localities by the importation OF cattle with the
disease from Eastern Europe; but as tar as It
can be ascertainedy it is positively asserted By
those who are best informed upon the subject,
that as yet not a single case has made it's ap-
pearance in eitherEof the United States.
Those writers.Who have witnessed the dis
ease describe it as "a most active contagious
lnalady, Of short duration, and great fatality.
They say its early stages are marked by fever
ishness and general dropping OF the animal, &C.
compared with stiffness in the movements Of
the hind legs which changes the gait, and is
attended with a peculiar, uneasy shaking OF
the head After these symptoms appear, q
mucopurulent discharge takes place from the
eyes, and ropy tenacious slime drops constant.
ly from the mouth. These symptoms are at
tended with constipation, but in a day or two,
it is succeeded by purging Of "a THO liquid
nature, very offensive and usually OF blackish
yellow appearance When the disease thus
attaiDs its height, the animal rarely, if ever
RECEIVERS, and presents to those who are unable
to relieve it, pitful sight of suffering, emacla-
ton, and certain death. As yet no remedial
agents have been used with the hope Of curing
the disease, and the only means that can be
devised for the arrest of the spread Of this
scourge, are those plans which will prevent the
contact of infected animals with the sound
ones Most respectfully,
" j. B. JOHNSON, M. D.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, Jan. 9, 1868.
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DIAPER BAGSi
PAPER BAGSi
sep B-6m

III
PAPER BAGSi
PAPER BAGS
THOSE PAPER BAGS Chat is, another
supply have just arrived, and will be constant
ly arriving, if they continue to depart as they
have done recently.
These Bags come direct from the factory, and
60 direct to the purchaser at factory prices.
FLOUR SACKS, of any size furnished to
rider, with your name and place of business
stamped on them. without additional charge,
and as our mandatory is pressed with orders
we have to adopt the 'Miller's Rule" first
come, first served SO don't wait until you are
entirely out before you order more.
JOHN II. PARROT,
Dealer in Blank Books, Writing and Wrapping
Paper, Stationery Of all sorts, Sheet Music,
&C., &C., corner King and Water streets.
N. B Il omitted to state that my goods come
direct from the manufacturers, importers and
publishers, and as I deal upon strictly cash
principles, I give my friends the benefit, hay
ing adopted the motto, "small profits and quick
sales" j. II. r, as above stated
P. S.-As lone good turn deserves another"
according to the old adage, I patronize those
who patronize me- and having large family
to feed, who are fond of good things, you will
please make note of it. j. 81. p. do, do do.
Fourthly and Lastly for the Present.-If 1
do not sell you goods as cheap as any one else,
I do not expect you to buy of me, and, vice
versa charge nothing for showing goods.
JOHN 81. PARROTT
jan TT as said before.