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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-07-01

rgyHIs is to give notice, That on: the sthday of
Il June 1S6S5a Warrant IN Bankruptcy was
issued against tho Estate Of BUD c. BRYAN,
of Edgc6eld District, and State Of South Carolina,
who has beon adjudged q Bankrupt, on his own
Petition; that thepaym of any Debts and De-
livery of any Properly belonging to said Bank
rupt, to him or for his use. and the transfer of
Property by hin, are forbidden ny Law that a
meeting of the Creditors ofsthes said Bankrupt to
Prove their Debts. and. to choose one or more As
signces Of his Estate, will be held at Court Of
Bankruptcy, to be holden at Ncwbcrry G. H., s..
C., before Henry Summer, Register, on the 18th
day of July, 1865, ate O'Clock, Am.
J. p. NJ EPPING,
u. S. Marshal as Messenger.
BY GEORGE LARSEN, Dep. Messenger ~ u
.Jt1ne.I6 - n z9 55I3tGS *s25 =
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-07-01

= us. Marshal as ssMessenger.
By GEORGE LARSEN, Dep. Messenger.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-07-01

By GEORGE LARSEN, Dep. Messenger.
Juno l6 .3t- =. rs,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-11-25
Aueeheney Live stock Market

PITTSBURGH, November %, 1868.
CATTLE-The number of cattle on
sale To-day was large, footing up in
sales 1l43 head, against 1919 head last
week and 1925 head the previous week.
There was quite number OF cuts,de
buyers in the market, and considerable
inquiry for shipment, and the market
was much frmer chan last week. Prime
to extra cattle sold readily at full quo
tations. One dealer bad LOG head OF
prime shipping cattle for the New
York market at an average of g 80 all
around.
There was considerable inquiry for
stock cattle, there being au unusual
large number of country buyers, but
they were unwilling to purchase unless
at low prices. We quote prime to extra
at OOa7 So and medium to good at
25a6 50 per hundred. Stockers ranged
from 5Oa5 90 per hundred.
SHEEP-The number of sheep on sale
was large, the sales footing up 4l37
head against 1893 head last week, and
25lS head the previous weak. The mar
ket was exceedingly dull on account of
the large number Offering. Tie quail
ties were, however, of the lower grades,
there being but few good to choice
sheep. Strictly prime fat mutton sheep
bring good prices, say from 90 to 4 80
per head, but there were none of that
kind in the market The great proper
ton of these on sale sold at from 90 to
| % per head. aud at these figures the
bStchers have handsome profit, as the
pelts are worth from 80 to 90c each.
HOGS-There is continued fair re-
tail demand for Hogs, and while the
market is steady prices are without
quotable change. Quotations may be
fairly given at 7OOa9 90 per cwt., for
fair to prime heavy averages.
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New York Items.

New YORK, November 24.-The
Constitutional Union Convention held
another session last evening and nom
mated Andrew w. Green, one OF the
Park commissioners, for mayor, and
Richard O'Gorman for corporation
counsel.
The Mozart Hall Democrats last night
nominated Oakley Hall for mayer and
Richard Shea for counsel.
An adjourned meeting of citizens
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel last night,
at which Greeley and Raymond were
said to have been present, decided il
inexpedient to run al iudepeuden Mt
candidate for mayor.
A well attended, r"o~ti"s - 49,
Working Women's Association tool
place last night. Committees were APP
pointed to report upon thr work ant
wages of women in their different pur'
suits, aud addresses were delivered 10y
several ladies.
Mr.. McCuloch has written to MIR
Van Dyke that he shall not sell any
more bonds during this administration
On Sunday morning the stables o
tho American House, Trenton, New
jersey, and the stables Of irius Il Mount
with nine horses, seventeen new sleighs
an immense quantity of harness, hay
&c, were entirely destroyed by fire
Little insurance.
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Japan.


SAN Francisco, November 22.-By
the arrival of the steamship China we
have the following from Yokohama:
The Mikado having reached his ma
lority was crowned Emperor of Japan
at Kiato Regescy. 1t was expected
that he woula leave Kiato for Yoddo
OctOuer DIST.
A difficulty occurred between the
Dutch officers and the Japanese author
tiles. The latter forbid the transaction
of any business at the Custom House
for Dutch subjects. The matter was
finally amicably settled.
Yeddo still remains closed to fOreig
ers. 1t is expected that the opening of
the city will not be postponed beyond
the first of November. The event de-
po H'' ucsng mrid oetweeh foreign min
listers and representatives.
The japanese government has etfecte ed
loan of over half a million dollars
from the Oriental Bank, giving as secu-
rity lien on the Custom House re-
ceipts.
Egata was bombarded on the 18th of
September, and taken possession of by
the opulHNlu ltb'pN. HC iOi q y Nv - : -
the place succeeded in reaching the
steamer Osaca. which carried them to
Shanghai The Southern troops have
also taken possession of liakodade, and
forced Namlee, who held the place as
neutral, to retire. Numbers of the peo
pie seized the American steamer Augusta
and compelled her to take them to &
port in their own territory. FoIr ships
of the Mikado, employed to lombard
Egata, were wrecked, materially weak.
ening the Southern fleet.
The imperial forces had Invaded
Aidgus dominions from two directions,
and were strongly intreuched before his
castle The reduction of the stronghold
will probably result in TIE general pa
ciiication of the North.
The United States steamer Oneida,
the ram Stonewall and several English,
French and Dutch ships-of-war were at
Yokohama October %.
Her Maiesty's ship Rather was
wrecked, September u, on Il reef near
the Island Saya in La PerrouSe straits.
The officers and crew were saved and
brought to Yokohama by III. l. NJ. ship
Duplex
The following vessels We're at Shang-
hal on October u: Charger, from Liv
erpool Golden State and Horatio, from
New York, and the Courser and Mason
ic, for New York. The shipN. b. Palm
er was loading at Yokohama for New
York.
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Undertaking
M, GUTMAN' & cos.
III Riyes Pollard Killed.

RICHMOND, November 24.-H. Rives
Pollard, editor of the Southern Opinion
newspaper, was shot and killed at ten
o'clock this morning, while passing
near his office, by James Grant. The
cause of the shooting was publication
in the Opinion rejecting on the charac.
ter of member of Grants family.
LATER
RICHMOND, VA, November 24.-The
following are the particulars of the
tragedy which took place this morning:
On Saturday a report was published in
the Southern Opinion, relative to the
elopenent of the daughter of VIM. II
Grant, wealthy tobacconist Of this
city. This morning, about 10 O'Clock,
as H. Rives Pollard, editor of the paper,
was near the Office door, near the cor
ner of Main and Fourteenth streets
going in, q shot was fired from the up
per window of the building opposite
Mr.. Pollard Immediately fell dead
eleven buckshot having entered hi:
body, one passing through his heart
The police searched the building, and
found James Grant, n brother OF the
lady named, in room. He surrender
ed, and was taken to The station-house
A double barrel gun, with one barre
discharged, was found in the room
The affair caused great excitement, and
large crowd have been gratheret
around the Opinion Office Stree the oc
currence.
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Destructive Fire.

New YORK, November 24.--The loss
by the fire in Trinity building, No. Ill
Broadway, is greater than at first re
ported Hatch 4 Co., photographers,
occupied the top floor. This floor; with
its contents, was entirely destroyed,
involving a loss of over 100000. Their
presses, aud $4,000 copies of DeiHorest's
Monthly Magazine colored fashion
plates were also destroyed. Total loss
about S250,0O0, upon which there is an
insurance of 500, 600 in city companies.
The fire was confined to the upper
floor, but the building TO the basement
was saturated with water, causing an
estimated loss OF $780, 900. The build
ing is injured to the extent OF $4,000
1t is owned by the Trinity Church cor
poration and is fully insured. Among
the sufferers is General L. b. Niclc, who
loses many valuable maps and eagireor'
ing works, among them his elaborate
original plans for Central Park and 4
prospect of the Bank of Brooklyn
The occupants below the fifth floor have
sustained losses 10y water averaging
from 500 to $1,000.
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China.

San FRANCIsCo, November 22.-By
the arrival of the steamship China We
have the following news from Hong
Kong:
Burlingame is still u source of sharp
criticism by the English press in China
The Chinese gunboats fired upon a
European steamer, for the reason that
the latter would not dip her tag in pass.
ing. The matter remains unsettled
The mission of the British Consul to
Shanghai, laying the outrage upon
Hong Chew, proved to be unsuccessful
The affair was referred TO the British
Minister at Pekin, and upon his repre-
scntation strong dispatch was sent to
the Chinese Governor-General,i instruct
ing him to accede to the terms proposed
by the Consul.
The English gun-boat Dove was
ordered to Chin kiang.
Foreigners at the Chefoo gold dig
giHgs are reported doing we'll.
The Siamese ship England WAS par
TALLY destroyed by fire at Ming Pc.
Pekin advices report the rebels en-
tirely dispersed.
The passengers and crew of the Ha-
waiiau ship China Packet, wrecked
among the Phillipian Islands, August
last, have arrived At Hong Kong.
business unusually dull.
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FINANCE AND TRADE
Financial md Commercial

During the last winter there were
SOL ,9S2 in postal currency printed.
The amount of National Bank curren-
cy now in circulation is S299, 9Ol ,3o9.
The Dispatch says 1000 bushels of
California wheat have just been re-
ccivcd by one of the mills of Richmond.
Nashville merchants have $4,000, 900
invested in the tobacco trade. In lS4O
! the capital invested was only S5o,OUO.
The sum withdrawn by Nr. Ticknor
in retiring from the firm of TicknOr 81
Fields, publishers of Boston, was $780,
NOOU.
The quarterly report of the n ational
Banking Association shows liabilities
and resources to the amount of 81, 9SS,-
367 ,567.
Mr.. St0ne, the paper manufacturer at
Brookville, Ind, has gone into bank
ruptcy, with liabilities amounting to
$4,000.
The Secretary of the Treasury makes
lower estimate of the expenses in 1869
than hose of 1868, owing to the reduc-
tion in the navy.
Two hundred and fifty millions of
passengers, paying 100000 pounds
sterling for their tickets, travelled last
year on $500, 900 trains over 100000 900
miles on the railroads of England.
Financial difficulties AID the panic
resulting continue in New Brunswick
and Nova Scotia. Notes on the Prince
Edwards Island and Yarmouth banks
have been refused. Those of st. Ste.
phen's are at thirtyfive per cent. dis
count and the Commercial at thirty per
cent.
The revenue of the Virginia and Ten
nessee railroad for the fifteen months
ending September 30, 1868, was Sl,10S,-
537, as reported by General Malone.
Net revenue for the same period was
$3.50, 972. The gain in the revenue for
the year to which his report relates,
over the previous fiscal year was 500 ,040;
and the reduction in current expenses
for the same period, S27 900.
A distant paper published paragraph
to the effect that " ffty-fve business
houses in Chicago have failed" where
upon the Republican adds:
"Fifty-fve business houses in Chi
cago have not just failed. Perhaps the
failure of that number of pea-nnt or
apple vendors might be enumerated,
though we doubt even that. As to the
downfall of fifty-five business houses, il
is one of those wholesale lies that
makes one catch his breath in amaze
ment. 1t represents falsehcod born of
envy or speculation"
lie question is, what is comprehend
eu IN the range of tifty-fve peanut or
apple vendors" in Chicagof
In Cleveland, Ohio, ON Friday, Ji
Harsh sold to Case 81 Sholl, packers,
FIVE thousand two hundred and fifty
sheep for fire cents per head, the seller
retaining the hides, and the purchasers
Slang entering the animals. The Leader
saws: Mutton is exceedingly cheap at
present. Large quantities OF sheep are /
being slaughtered, as, on account OF the
scarcity of fodder, they will not pay for
wiuter!ng. Carcasses are sold III the
market for from forty to sixty cents
each.
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ROANOKE COLLEGE.

UHIS INSTITUTION WILL BEGIN ITS
i Fifteenth Annual Session, Sept. g. 1907.
FACULTY.
Rev. d. F. Bitte, ID. d., President and Prof.
Nor and Int Science.
S. G. Wells, A. NJ, Prof. Math. and Nat. Phi.
losophY.
Rev. W. B. Yonoe, A. NJ, Prof. Ancient Ian.
guages and Literature.
Rev, j. Il. Davis A. NJ, Prof. Agriculture
and Mining.
il. Norman, NJ. D., Lecturer on Anatomy
and Physiology.
L.R Holland, A. NJ, Asst Prof. Languages
and Prin Prep. Dept,
H. F. Klingsr, A. N. Prof. Modern Languages.
j. r. Hudson, A. NJ, Asst Prep. Dept
TERMS-Expenses in all departments. In.
Guiding boarding. tuition, rOOm.rsnt, fuel and
lights, and incidentally t2O5.GO. For further In.
formation, address REV. ID. +. BlTTLE,
iuly3I Salem. Va.
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w oshingion Items,

"ASHiNGToN, November 24.-Attor.
ney General Evarts has rendered the
opinion to the Secretary of the Treas
ury that to convey from the outlet NJ
the worm the product of distillation n
a still or douhler, and through which
such product has not passed before
reaching the worm, is not a violation OF
the act of July, 1865. The interposi.
ton of tank as 4 receptacle between
the worm Of the first distlllery and the
doubler or the second worm of thu
first distillery is not a violation of the
act. These conclusions refer only u
proof spirits, ard not to the rectifyinG
of the same or the manufacture of Other
alcoholic compounds.
The new postal convention with Great
Britain was to day signed by the Pres
ident, and goes into effect January l
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ys'5aCIOthing
M. GUTMAN & cos.
ANew suit Aeaiu.t the Eric X. X.

NEW YORK, November 24.-HeDry D.
Whilpley, citizen of New York, yester-
day preferred q bill of complaint before
Judge Blatchford of the United o'a .hs
Court, asking an inquiry inS Soo 0o0
validity of the issue OF lno 1880 CO..
shares of Erie stock, IN excnanSH -,
convertible bonds, unqer iesoau't tba
passed by the Board OF Di,eCtc.' ~ ~.
10th of February last, ana II ~ snou,u
be adiudged illegal, tnat tne o tIa pPaii
he compelled to make good 10 tne moro ,;sa
s az the amount therefor; that meantime
on Injunction be placed on the company
nn a. their parting with the pro-
ppartv. and a receiver be appointed, and
tba company be directed to transfer
snough property to him to meet the
Claims of the plaintiff and others.
On this complaint Judge Blatchford
issued the Injunction and appointed Jay
Gould receiver of the road to the extent
above mentioned, with sureties in one
million dollars, and that eight millions
in money and securities be placed in his
hands, subject to further order of this
Cosrt, to protect the plaintiff and 9th
ers. Mr.. Gould's bond was then filed,
Henry U. Smith, James Fisk, Jr., VIM.
Tweed and II. y. Smith being the sure
ties.
Two new suits have been begun by
the Erie Company; one against Belmont
and others, and the second against
Richard Schell, Daniel Drew and Frank
Work. In the first the company claim
one million dollars against the defend
ants for hampering them in the course
| of their business by means OF suits, last
spring, aud those recently begun. In
the other, damages to the extent OF
S495, 900 are claimed for alleged corrupt
practices of the defendants while acting
as Directors in June last, said amount
having been paid out of the funds OF the
company by Messrs. Eldridge, Drew
and Thompson, to settle the first named
suits, and out of which said Work re-
ceived $50, 1000, and also bought from
the friends of Schell for the company
five millions of its own stock for which
he paid one million more than its aetna
value. Gould also alleges that offers
have been made TO agents of the com
panyto settle the recent Belmont suit
4 If the company would pay them a large
amount of money.
Judge Barnard to-day issued an order
vacating the orders granted by Judge
Sutherland yesterday. Subsequently
Judge Sutherland issued an order re-
curing the defendants to show cause
why the order of Judge Barnard should
not be vacated. IL will be argued to
morrow. Fisk and Gould are intrench
ed in the Erie Railroad depot at the
| g Oh N
|. permitted to approach who cannot
prove himself friend and brother, and
even then are there more keys to turn
and bolts to unbar than at the Tombs
There are some deputy sheritfs inside
the building, but on what busines:
they refuse TO tell.
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Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, November "a.

" SlNIlNNAll, NONDlhDuA ~t'
FLOUR-In fair demand; family 81
as 90.
WHEAT-Firm at so. ..-
CORN-Unchsnged.
OATS-Unchanged.
RYE-Dull at %.
BARLEY-Dull and unchanged.
COTTON-Firmer at 23c for mid
ding.
WHISKY-Firmer; sales at Csc; now
asking l CO..
HOGS-Dull; 7 OOa7 %, gross, are the
best rates offered by packers, and E 5Oa
9 10, net; receipts, 600 head.
MESS PORK-Dull at % 90.
CUT MEATS-Dull at 7a7!c for Shout
ders, 1Oc for sides and lie for hams.
LARD-Dnll; prime steam, lac; ket-
tie rendered, l4!c.
BUTTER-Firm but unchanged.
CHEESE-Firn but unchanged.
OILS-Linseed unchanged and quiet
at 93a95c; lard in good demand at pa
l 80 fer current makes.
GOLD-l34t buying.
ENCHANGE-Very dull at 3al-lO dis
count buying. T.
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AVS .sz BY THE CABLE.
By Telegraph tothe Register


BERLIN, November 23-Bfsmarck
makes no secret of his design to leave
the Federal party andjoin the Liberals
LONDON, November 23.-The funeral
of the rioter who was shot at Droghe-
da was tho occasion of Fenian dispute
there on Sunday. There were greaS
crowds in the streets, and fully oUV'
men were in the procession
Fenian demonstrations at Duoi'n ''"''
in HYDE Park, London, on the same 0'-
casion, were trifling affairs
MADRID, November % NC ""'o
Gates of republican institutions are
gaining ground. The city Oh D"f'0'0""
favors Il Republic.
b. NAPLES, November 23.-The eruption
&c yssuvius is subsiding and no fears
ara now felt for the adjacent villages
LONDON, November 23.-Mr. Glad
stone. in a pamphlet entitled 'Chaptel
of an autobiography" just published
defines and defends his changes of opin
ion on the suject of Church establish
ment. ..... ..
All the Liberal journals review thu
book, but apparently copies were no
furnished the Conservative press, a
they are silent about it.
The Times regards the publication a
voluntary and hazardous confession
LONDON, November 23-Evenipg.-
= Elections were held to-day in nineteel
counties. The Conservatives carried
the larger number of these elections
and have somewhat red uccd the Liberia
majority in the House The total viii
now stand as follows: Liberals, 343
Conservatives, 2l2; Liberal majority
13l. .....
LONDON, November pa rumor is i
circulation that Joseph Mazzini, thu
great Republican loader, died on Frida
last at Luzano, in Switzerland.
DUBLIN, November 2i.-The corporal
authorities of this city have petitione'
the Government for the pardon Of tn
Fenian convicts. - 3D..
LONDON, November 2I.--All the grea
Powers agree in condemning the cours
of Wallachia as falls. TO the obligation
of the treaties.
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!, GREAT
Reduction Prices
TO REDUCE STOCK, AT
M. SGUTMAN & cos.
Chicago Market

,-~- A., CHICAGO, November "a.
FL0UR-Firm and steady; spring
extras at 6 O0a9 90.
WHEAT-In good speculative re-
quest, bat steady and unchanged; safes
No. at 26a1 30t and No. 9 at l4ta
15i, closing easy at l l4i for NO. :;
sales No. 2 since Change at lat.
I JCORN-Very dull; sales old No. l st
s4aS5c and No. at re; new shelled at
56a5s,; new No. kiln dried at nc and
kiln dried, rejscteG ut 67a6Sc, closing at
SIC for old No. aud SIC for new; sales
No. this afternoon at SIC.
OATS-Fairly active, steady, firm
and &c higher; sales No. 2 at 47ta4Sc.
RYE-More active, firm and tale high
er; sales No. at 14al 15t AID No. 2
at %, closing at Ia for regular aud
l 10 for fresh receipts No. l.
BARLEY-Quiet and easier; sales
No. 2 at Gal &c and rejected at 40,
closing at 63al GA for No. =.
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New York Market.
New YORK, November "a.

New YORK, November "a
COTTON-Firmer and more active
sales 5000 bales at 25a2jtc for mid
ding uplands.
FLOUR - Receipts ls,4l5 barrels
closed dull and a shade easier foi
common and medium grades.
WHEAT-Quiet and lc lower; sales
. of new spring at 45al ~. =.
RYE-Quiet aud firm at l AZ foF
western.
OATS Steady at 7lc for western in
store.
CORN-Quiet at Il 14al 10 for sound
mixed western in store and attoat.
PORK--Dull at q so for mess.
BEEF-Quiet and heavy aud without
decided change.
CUT AEATS-Dull.
BACON-Dull.
LARD-Closed heavy at l6sal7c for
fair to prime steam.
EGGS-Frm at 36a37c.
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81 Louis HIarkeI.
ST. LOUIS, November "a.

ST. LOUIS, November a.
Flour, quiet and unchanged; sales at
a 50a4 75 for superfine and q OOa6 % tor
extra. Wheat, extremely dull and low
er for all grades of fall; spring firm
and higher; sales at 125 for No. 2
Corn, dull and dropping; sales at SOa83c
for new, choice Ole white sold at 9Oc
Oats, lower; sales at 5la55c, the latter
for choice white. Barley aud rye, quiet
and unchanged. Pork, sales of mess al
% oua25 so. Bacon, shoulders lower
sales at 11ac; clear sides, l7ial7fc
Lard, dull and nominal at lac: hogs
in active demand at 6iaItc. WHISKY
lower; sales at Csc.
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BETHANY COLLEGE.

UHE TWENTY-EIGHTH SESSION OF
i Bethany College win open on Monday, the
psth Of September, 1903. The College ~ located
from Lagrange Station on the Pittsburgh and
Wheeling Railroad whence 1t is easily reached
by n daily stage. The situation IL romnrkRbly
healthy and removed alike from tho temptations
and extravaganza of city life. In anticipation
of large increase In the nnmbcr Of students,
enlarged accommodations for boarding have
been made and several large Class and lecture
rooms fitted up to afford additional facilities In
the department OF Natural Science A full and
experienced corps Of Professors has been en-.
gagged and the amplest provision made for thor.
ough instruction in every branch Of study We
especially invite attention TO our Catalogue a
copy Of which will be- sent by mail to any one.
Apply TO Prof G. l.. LOOS, Secretary Of the
Faculty, OF To w. X. PENDLEfON,
augl3till sep2S President.
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National Steam NaGsi''

SLiysrpooI and y,r Yoi, "a a. :, -, -
tovn, A steamship u ~ 10
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Married Persons, or YouSs NJ.
ing AarriAge. being aware Of =. ~,
mes ; organic debility S,s-.IFsy1a !.
cured. ~''Ofaits =
he who places himself uss..a
j., may rellgiously condo 4. y Ss a.,
tleman, and confidently NJ, : a., Is S1sa, =
physician. sea b a
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Fires.

I,'tlSBURGu, November 2i.-The bolt
"nu nut factory of J. W. \ w. GaSkill
iea' iiawrenceville. burned this morn
for $4,000. ''-' III ii'ui {"
SoCTHAMPToN, VI, November a.
Elkin's Hotel, situated short distance
from this place, was DESTROYED Inv fire
this morning. Two men wSrs hSr IL
to death, and the proprietor and tb uu
Others so badly burned that theT are
not expected to recover. arc