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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1869-02-19
CONSUMPTION.

ThousnndS OF cases when the pa.
tient supposed lac was afflicted with
Ihis terribi tii.enhe, hnvc been cured
Ly the use of hcsr remedies. Extreme
r.usetaiion, debility, ana cough are
the VISUAL attendants WpOn severe
eases ar dyspepsia az disease OF the
digestive organs. Even In cases Of
genuine Consumption, these remedies
" III be found OF the Srente.t benefit,
strengthening aud dinvigoratIns.
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Gont,1uA's German Comic

ia eynJinait0n "f all IN, ingredients IF he Biitcrs,
th ru2E AiIta fSuI Hai, UItsS. ,ic. II is used far
t.r sGas d;ssas,s The Btirrr, ia cases rhere some
;YY d'c5inf: siiHiias is rrGairci I'm irM J,dr in
s.ird tid! these reh>'tirS entirely different fom
sesy o,i,rs astriisei far the care " The dissases
ia. these jrta2 setcriifc pr,part!iOn, Of nricindi
e.rrats .Olss iic c;t"Ts directions Of
ie-,, forIn The TONIC is d,cilriy IF The most
;,,asInt and cgrsrahi> rrn,ia's srer alfred 10 the
r4'b- M idEe is ry7'iSite Il Is Il pleasure 10 take
g. 'eh,it its ii;,JiriH9 srhiIdrd'in2 raR medicinal
s.i'i,oA iars cdGsed IL 10 be k7OW, ie greatest Of
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1869-02-19
CHATTER III.

Some years went by, bringing changes to
the quiet town. The completion of new
railroad, and the establishment of the station
a quarter of a mile away, opened for Anhalt
an easier communication With the outside
world, without in the least imparing its rural
beauty. The three gray colleges and the
chapel rose stately as ever on their smooth
lurfed green, but their Studious sileLce was
often invaded by parties from abroad. Gay
equipages whired along tue shaded streets;
bright colors glanced adown the leafy vstas.
The soul of the Professor of Astronomy was
vexed within him at intrusons on his sacred
calm and weak questions concerning that
wonderous tube with which he swept the
heavens In tipe Anhalt became favorlte
- --~enipo from the summer
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DEBILITY,

Y-,rs is no medicine equal 10 H,?R.,nd's German
B!t:r,s or T''is IN ca',, q DrbHdy. THey imlar
ten, lr,d riyor III, tUiO> sys,rm strengthen the dp-
i,tit,, cause az et!jagmrm ~ the .fnpd enable he
s.oHa h 10 digest H, pnr!fy the Jio'd gtrr 0ood.
sp.i, ic.ritty conpirrior, eradicate the isoU kiag>
from N, eye impa,f tio9m to tie CHEEKS, and chang.
us pohent from. Il dort-Jred!led, eRdcidlsd ,ssak.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1869-02-19

A Maine paper relates that country
member of the Legislature, seeing quanti-
ty of boxes in the rotuuda Of the State
House at Augusta, to be used in sending
away documents asked the old stager what
they were. "5hoe boxes presume -
What" said the member from Cranberrv
--' '-aw shc.y ~.
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Weak and Delicate Children

are made strong by using the Bttters
or Tonic. In fnct, they are Family
Medicines. rh-yca be administered
VIA, perfect safety 30 u child three
M op!h> old, the most delicate female,
or ma, OF ninety.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1869-02-19
From REV. JOSEPH II. KgyNARp

Price OF tho Bitters, Sl.oo per bottlei
Or, half dozen Tor $500.
Price OF the Tonic, Sl.5o per bottles
Or, half dozen for $3.50.
ih. Tonic is put ny In quart baiilss.
Reoo!ect hdt ii is pr. Hs.apnrs German: Remedies
pat are 50 nnr'rsdliy used and 50 hiyhy rscoHtsnd
81 and do not allan he Druggist 10 indice you 10
take any hing els, that he may sag is jat as ooo De-
cause he Tdkss larger preft Il. These Reaeelies
e'a he sent by express 10 any iocdiiy npo application
" Tia
PRINCIPAL OFFICE,
AT THE GERMAN MEDICINE STORE,
No. Ssl ARcH STREET Philadelphia.
CHAs. M. EVANS, Proprietor,
Formerly G. II. JACKSON & co.
These Remedies are for sale by
cline Dealers everywhers.
20 80. EqRa 70 ssgnf's icsg o.. sfTes yau bug, n
sg1~' b essH. 9sa hSe.
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ThtI. Remedies are the best
Blood Purifiers

tn,Wn. and piH care all diseases resultirJ from
taS Ji,od.
Ks-p yoir blood purS; keep your Lirsr in order:
KEEP ydiu digeS'ire organs in M9id, hcdlhy c0ri-
k"n by n, 10, # Ht,s remedies, and iseGst riR
srsr ar.dtl Vgg,
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{ u r. " 20 4.

UoqfdndTs C,r-tan Remr''i,s az, cor1iierftit,d
The ga.raiu, hare h.s s,s',diHrs Of q. VI. JnchsOn
hr cfthe article LowH tach bottle. All othe,s
a's cou'aerfsi..
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r.s--. 49,
- sz - ~ ~ -,- = ~ - a. :, - ~

Ladies who wish fair akin and
sopd compile xion, free from a yellOw-
i..lI tinSe nBti all other di guiement,
Ahot;ld Us- these remedies OCCASION
niiy. Tne Liverin perfect order, and
the blood pure, will res0li In spark
lsHS ey c. and blooming cheeks.
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BEAD TIE RECOMMENDATIONS.

Thousands OF letters have been re-
eeirsd, 'cstifying TO the virtue of the,s
renedie..
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TRoM HON. GEO. ". WOODWARD,


TROM HON. GEO. ". WOODWARD,
ChiefJus Of the Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania.
P.ILADELPHIA, MARCH 10Th, 1867.
fnd "Hsofdnds GeI IAN Bit>rs' is not an i1ton.
fettng bEr''d9s, hal Is gn. toHit, HssiH dfSor
d~Ts cf the dig'stirs organs, n great brncR n
eani 9f debility Ifd lrii, Of action in tts
tyEter. Yours truly,
GEO. ~ UrOODWARD.
FROM HON. JAMES THOMPSON,
Judge u the Supreme Court Of Pennsy ylvania.
PHILADELPHIA, APRIL 2sth, 1860
fcOns'dsr "HoOfinnd's German Bit-
ters' . rainGs.s HiediriHS Ina case OF at
tncks ar 1ndigeEtiOn or Dyspepsia. j
can certify thiS from my experience
Ofu. Yours, Wil h respect,
JAMES THOMPSON.
From REV. JOSEPH II. KENNARD, DID,
Pastor Of til. Tonth Baptist Church, Philadrlp lphia
DR.. JACEsos-DEAR SIH :--Ihdre L,,h GrrquenLIVrs-
qipsed 10 enn,,ct my nanle ioi recommendation of
aJ,Jef kinds of medicines Tut rcydrd,g The prdctice
as out ef my appropriate sp'r', IhGre in all cases de
.nfd bat i0h q ci.'r pyO?f ia rariols i,sanrss and
particularly my otcH JGnig Of The Usefiei3ess Of I
ih.paanrs German Bifters Iarjar far opce IrOn niy
usual cOrsr 10 syprrSs my 5tH conric'foH that fol
general debility # the se' and especially fr Liver
Ior,Isini IL Il a sai. and valuable preparation In
same casss Il llaV flh bH' Usually, IdoiLt not IL IOiA
be rery Gc, ,Gcidl 10 oSe ioho suffer from he atOrs
edIse5. Iogrs, rery rSl'ec,friH,
j. H. KENNARD.
Eighth, LeLolO Coates 81.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-28
NEWS FROM wAsHINGroM.

WAsHNaTos, August az. Yesterdays report
of revenue seizures aggregated sixty establish.
ments, Of various kinds, throughout the
country.
The estimated debt statement shows re.
duction OF 5000. COO. ,-f s,f..lss,4::
Assessors throughout the country are in.
structed to survey all distilleries preparatory
to the enforcement OF some new regulations
about to be promulgated. N 81
Delano telesraphed to Supervisor Perry in
North Carolina. that every box of tobacco
should have all the marks and brands required
by law. but Deluno does not regard slight ir-
regularitie5 sufficient ground for seizure. but
advises detention for examination. He also
directs oil gaugers to nail stamps On packages
ofspirits. saNr
The Governor Of Colorado oalls upon the
people to ex'erminate tho depredating Indians,
Secretary Rayllns is better. r
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TIE BALL 1T TIE WRITE sULpnuR.

WHITE SULPHUR SPINas, August 27.-Mem-
bers of tho press desiring to attend the press
ball to be given hero on Tuesday, will receive
franks over the Chesapeake and Ohio, Orange
and alexandria, Richmond aud Danvillc, Rich
mond and Petersburg. and Kchmond and
York River Railroads., upon producing ccrtili-
cates from the agents OF the Associated Press
in the city fiom which they hail that,hey are
connected withaho editorial staff, aud cnlor-
sad by the Associated Press agents in New
York, Philadelphia. Washington or Richmond.
Railroads. between hore and Washington, Dalti-
more, Alexandria, Richmond and Lynchburg
will issue round trip tickets for the ball, good
for week fiom tho 29th inetani. Many dis
tinguished gentlemen have notified the man.
ayers OF thcir intention to attend tho ball.
Governor Wise is here, and snot' in i'll health
MS reported in Northern papers. 70
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ObituarD.
~ Tribute.
Friend after friend deplrts-
Who has not lot j friend?

The nppal nG dispcnsl,ion which has taken from
us our valued friend aIr. JOHN Mex ~, native OF
years resident of this city, from the effects OF suu.
stroke OH the 20Ih OF July, IN the 45h year of his
age, is SO sad SO sudden and SO overwhelming. our
crushed hearts can only Offer Il tribute of deepest
sorow. submission TO the declccs OF our Hcavcily
Father is q, all times our duty; and faith in Ii Is
mercy eau alone sustain in This great bcrra, C.
ment. He had blessed Us. AMI cur hearts was grate
iul; lie has sniten us 10 the cIrih, apd we must
the rcmuips his loved wife were ccnsi.nc; 4, t,,e
grave, When The rccntless hand Of Den /, was again
streciched out and bears this U.S. ful friend away
to rect beside tue lost ope where they rest in
pcace i'll tic churchyard. he pTotracicd Lie OF
thi. friend was lled up with usefulness ana duy
and many, Will feel and mourn his departure from
earth Ris generous liberaity sh red by macy
and death found him i tho discharge OF all his fc's
duties. AS tn. earth unveiled her bosom to receive
ali that was mortal of lost friend 1t mel
anchoy satisfaction TO us to rc:6llec, the many
bic IMPULSES the generous instincts ard lofty :tnd
ard OF genuine honor by which our friend had TIC Ccn
DISTINGUISHED. Hts RenIu sml.c-that cordial gree
ing which always made you feel Its warmth aud hot.
esty--were but tho enuences OF hQart "kindly af-
fectionate to ALL" deiight,pg Offices of sod. Per-
haps no man was ever more truly hospitablc Ills
was the hospitality Of the heart as cI9btrInt In It:
overilowipg Of q nature Astounding III kindly arec.
tions; giving. tho richest zcst, an1 in bu,nR tho
and GOOD will: II was only eongruous such q no.
ture that tbs atmosphere OF home ehould DO that in
Aud how prc.cminenily so was this with him. Ills
presence there was always tho gaddeninc sun-
shine, lhowsoever clouds and darkness might lower
without But sweet and precious will be tho rcco.-
lecttons Of that truehearted and benevolent friend
and many Will long miss his ready hand; for he was
ever ready to assiet the needy and help the dis.
tressed But our sorrow s not without hope, though
grief bns spread pail ahd bi1ckncss over our dc.
spending minds; and although hts sudden death did
not permit him to leave any testimonial, yet We can
testify that not only mis- lite but bis whole belief was
in the merits OF bio ID, Rnd leaves doubt Of
his having given his heart to the service Of hts Re-
deemer. His memory will long live wEh those who
Knew and appreciated the true worth OF q sincere
Sad, aern reality, at last - U.+-
-. Whispers thou art more;
DEATH relentless Death, hath claimed Mee,
8 Far from thy native home. ~ j
Friends may proclaim thy generous worth;
May drop the tear Of fond rearet; q
loving trtbute-oue that proves
Thy memory lie ever fresh.
No sal6sh thought or act unkind,
Could dwell in bosom pure like this;
Thy quiet, upright, consistent walk.
Live. ever green in our memories. ,, r-
, 49,, FRIEND.
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LIFE At TIE SPRINGS.
A BATCH OF SARATOGA GOSSIP.
The Pcoplo nnd tho Iynters-The Great
hIntch-Vnnderbilt nnd his Bridc--A
Pleasant Day.
-IrnoM nv OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENCE

"IrnoM M OCCASIONAL conRIsPoNDENT.l
SARATOGA SrRINos. N. Y, August A.-Sara-
toga. though flllod rs usual with stl angera,
does not impress me as it did in ante belian,
times, when ono could scarcely take step
| without meeting Charleston face. Now you
eau travel around all day and may probably
meet ono or two with whom you arc familiar.
Tho old Cypicss Springs. 80 we'll known,
seems to be losing it's virtues. Tho tasto is
very different, and find tho Hawthorn" now
owned by tho proprictors Of Cypress Hall. by
far the best waters. l have tasted and resorlc<l
TO this spring in preforoncs to any others.
Yesterday, tho event of tho day was the
great trottng match between Lady Thorn and
"Moun,ain Boy" The day was lively and the
grand stand crowded with the ',enuty and
fashion of Saratoga. Contrary to the cxpccta-
tions OF the knowing ones, the fIvorite was
beaten, and your humb.o servant had to pay
two pair OF kid gloves for betting on the wrong
side
Commodore Vanderbilt and his bride wcs
tho observed of oil observers. flo ia a fiuy
specimen Of the old gentlcm IN, and ihoy do
say ho Is over oighty; if he is he benrs his
years. we'll. He has q fine face, is perfectly
erect, and has an elastic o tread as q young
man Of twenty. 1 won't tell you no many
millions the young lady mirries. Report says
Vanderbilt ia worth ono huadred. Just think
ofit.
For the, edihos9on Of your lady readers, II
will remark, the bride was dressed quite plain
ly, wearing black silk. black hat with q blue
gauze veil over her face-cvidently attired not
to attrack attention. She appeared quite happy.
She had scarcely taker r scat, which was
| near mine. when ii was whispered, sthere's the
BRIDE" and hundreds OF pairs OF eyes wero
turned in the direction Of Mrs. Vanderbilt,
many rising in their seats to get a glimpse.
am glad to know Southern woman has this
time been smarter than the Northern bellies,
who have been anxious to secure 40 great q
prize. A7t"f ''i
Yesterday afternoon, by invitation OF gen.
tlemhn who is we'll posted in and around Bara-
toga, we that is my wife son and self, visited the
lake, and enjoyed its beautiful scenery, and af-
terwards one OF those recherche dinners which
can be had nowhere else but at Myers,-fresh
lake trout, game, dish OF those celebrated
fried potatoes, accompanied by iced champagne
end sherry; then the return drive by moon
| lightcompleted the pleasures OF that day. I
potice some few Of our Charleston folks here,
| and have met Bishop Lynch, Mr.. ]. B. Lafitte,
Mr. Goblin, Mr. Wineman aud family, Mr. Law
ton, and some others. shall leave for Lake
George this evening, and, il time permits, may
drop you line from that beautiful spot, ad
interim. I am, ".
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tion Of considerable increase, which can
aiono be prevented by some signal disaster
from weather or destructive ipsecte.
LARGE POTATO osop.
With quite large incretso in the area
pianted III potatoes, this cI op promises large
~ increased yield over the product of last year.
Now. York and rennsylvlnia, which produce
nearly il not quite one-ihird Of the ontiro crop
OF tho country. report nn iDcrcnsc OF three to
hye per cent. in acro,ge, with an advance OF
and promise. Ohio reports six per cent. moro
acreage, and about fifteen per cent. better in
condition; Illinois, ten per cent. better, and
ten per cent. moro acreage; Indiana, slight
increase in acreage. but ten por cent advance
in condition; Iowa, ten to twolvc per cent. in
crease IN acreage, aud as niucli better in con.
tlltlon; New Jersey, twclve por cent. larger
acreage, and condition flitcon per cent above
last year; Maine, Vermont. Michigan and Mis-
eonsin arc tho only States which report de-
creased acreage; and tue crop, without un-
foresecn casualties, must bo Argo.
TOBACCO.
The tobacco crop is not producing SO great
yield as last year. Virginia, tho largest pro-
ducer, reports the condition as ten to twelve
per cent. less promising thin last year at the
oJnt. in acreage. North Caiolina, Tennessee
nd Kentucky have put in en- acreage six per
,snt. larger tisen i'll 1865. bu; report the condi-
ton as five to ten per con-. hollow last year.
Maryland and Indiana report an average acre.
ago aud prospect. Illinois aad Ohio five to ton
por cent. decrease in ncrenf3. and about five
per cent. decline In condltIoB
WHEAT.
Tho spring sown wheat is Generally yielding
we'll, though in somo SECTORS it falls below an
average. In illinois the returns indicate npro-
duct thirty to forty per cont. below last years.
crop. In tho Northwest, however, tho yield is
reported much better, as aiso in the New Eng
land States, land In northern New York, where
tho spring varieties are grown. The results of
the wheat haryests, both fall and spring yarie-
ties, though not vet estimat ed, were approxi-
mated. and will doubtless be found to con.
siderably exceed the yield of 1868. Tho spring
pears promising every where, with about an
average acreage. .tf .f.
Should tho drought now prevailing mapy
sections Of the country long continue, the
growing crops may fall considerably below
present anticipatious, but the probabilities
fayora generous goueral harvest for tho year
1869.
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A VIEW iRlt4.11LRoAD ENG s.3I 3.
:: siayi i.;;ti ts'i5 ;i.----t;'r+.JJ n 4ifoi y
The ,B.ltinoreh Ring and tho. CheraSy
and Dar1ington Rsilresd- whist they
are .Aftcr. i.., .! - die e,.! - M.
lraoH oya ;i sf.viitliIss VII oosahaEsnsposDrsr. sasn; !"

=. ~ -.
q lTnoH ,oua fh4ytLiIsa ooahakssposDEsr.I "T'
MARION CouRTHoUsE, August 25.-This SEQ.
tion Of the Statewas visited by refreshing
!shower on Sunday night last. and as the days
haye since bean cloudy the crops have been
much teneAtted. The late cts6 has been
saved, and the cotton thai was suffering with
rust has been matrially improved.
It is reported from Trustworthy source that
Charleston ia about to be defrauded OF the
trade she expects from the completion OF the
Cheraw aud Salisbury Railroad. Mr. Bridges,
President OF the Wilmington and Weldon Rail.
road. andagent OF the Baltimore ring, bas suo-
ceeded in buying up the stock OF the Oheraw
and Darlington Railroad, contributed By the
City OF Charleston toTards the Cheraw and
Salisbury Railroad, a aad thus controls the road.
This ring propose obtaining possession or the
Wilmington and Msnohester Railroad, and
they will then carry the; produce OF, Western
North Carolina direot from Salisbury to BslH-
moro without breaking bulk. slsEs' 80
Marion County has; paid forty thousand -dol-
lars Of her taxes atty-thfee thousand being
the total tax imposed. There is : guard al
United States troops now at this point to fe4,
pfess illloit distilleri6e.. Under Radioa, rruule
the bayoneti remains in She .ascendant. The
merchants Of. this town expecsto control much
OF the cottoh that Has heretelot passed direct.
iy ffom the plknters'i hands to the Charleston
factors. Marion County wili have / large
monied surplus this winter-: 3x,rxon. =:
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lNorHBR xEiaRo MOB IN 4 :. aEo RaIA
], The Greensboro Herald gives the particulars
OF the recent negro outrages In Hancock


OF the recent negro outrages In Hancock
County :sa.s ess.; - r. :. -.
ltappears that on Saturday might; tile 1ltlI
Instant, Rnegro man, who mas, living on the
plantation Of Mr.; James Marchnian, ,oii or near
the dividing line Of Hancock and Greene Coun.
tiee. was murdered by party OF unknown per-
son- in disguise. ,ltseems thet the negroes
In the. SnefRhborh0od became greatly !. s1-;
CITED, and supposing Mr.lo Marchmsn to
be implicated I'm sthe murder, q body or
thirty-fve to forty organised themselves Into
regular armed company, on the night OF tho
18Th instants and repaired TO Mr., March-.
mans house. They surrounded the house
ssaaos a s 4 3in..s 8 ass ssou
the premises, 10 which Mr.. Marchmsn was se-
:yarely wounded. Alter keepiog up the FIRE for
diteen or twenty minutes, on the assurance Of
Ms; Marohmsn that they had killed her hus-
bhod, they left the premises uttering the most
hitter cufat against Tho 'whitAs. .h 30 shrras So'
esu learns the negroes n1Aie no EFFORT at con.
cealment. Mr.. Marchnatl made his escape ID
:disEulse, and socn procured gassistapce. The
Soty1l authorities acted promptly, and htteeii OF
tne party have been arrested and confined In
tbe jail ~ Sparta. They have made full oon-
ieseton Anl Riyeu the names ef; |; oil the. parties
implicated, s. Floyd Moore. the leader Of sthe
gang, - yet st large. B & 5 E3 n g
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Spffial hotifrs.

aTROSADALISi-WAs d. c.,
MAY 26. lSss.-DEAR s1R-I decm 1t due to you to
report the beneficial effects Of your RosADALIs in
my cage. At tho opening of this month was rros-
trated by weakness much as to prevent NY atten
tion to household duties. My attending physician
brought me q bottle OF your Rosadais, which had
the desired effect; 1t strengthened my system, and
has restored my health. We III using this medicine
10 our family with very happy results and cannot
regard It otherwise than truly valuable medicine.
Yours respectfully.
ALICE G. REYNOLDS.
,- ,.-., - No. 28i New York Avenue
For sale by GOODRICH. wINRMAN & CO.. In
porters Of Drugs and Chemicals, Charlestop, 8. O.
. August 20 - 1ii A--t.. -i- - stuth3
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There are bpt tso Of, tKfSs changes a.. tho
bulls Of the New 'fork theatres. The bisg OF
nself' IDS withdrawn ~ WiHack's,s and Ar:
Owens spps.rs IS "a, as solon q mshineie:a Tho engsge-
olosed, and theyIare succeeded By the Chi6ess
9ispt The "6ee ofIoe''is brouS Sht out &C the
Grand Opera House after q long season cf
Van WinSisp to ersai sndsnses @ p pfs
and "Ansh:Na-Pog IL . aaficiept attrao.
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CUBA

HAVANA, August 27.-A battalion of volun-
teers, six OF whose compauies are white and
Two black, have been organized for the field.
Volunteer regiments will be formed as reserves
to take the place Of those who take the field.
Some robbers who we're attempting to pill.
lage the Savings Bank were arrested.
The insurgents attacked the Town OF Barras
in the Central Denartment. and were repulaed
s.sg SPARKS FROM TIE WIRES.
Colonel Lake, proprietor OF Lakes Circus
was shot dead ut st. Louis. by person whom
he had elected from the tent.
The burning of the snowsheds on the Pacific
Road WAS evidently the work of incendiaries
Tho trains we're stopped for three dave.
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sgTHE NEATEsT, THE QUICKEST. AND
THR GnHAPEhT.7-THE5 NEvs JOB OFFICE, No.
1Is EAsr BAY, hhyins rspienishsd it's stock With 4
new and large sssortment OF material OF the fnest
quality and latest styles 10 prepared 10 execute at
the shortest notice and IN the beat manner, JOB
PRINTING OF every descripHon! tiIr ;@eiil-i AZ
Gail and e1amine the scale OF prices before giving
your orders elsevbere. "A. ff,sil .ti.t5 I. y.
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Marrifo.

MATHEWS-JuN tho 18th August 1860
BY the Rev. I. B KussELL at tho residence Of Cap
iafn JOHN Houstn, Hr. j. ROBERT MATHEWS,
oi Fort Valley. Co., to Mi.s EVA q. JONES, OF
Charleston, O.
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BEST. JOHNS LUTHERAN CHURCH.
Services III this Church ToMoRnow MORNING at
half past Ten O'Clock, Dr. ". W. HICKS officiating
R1-strangers will be provided with seats.
August %
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aTFIRsT BAPTIST CHURCH.-SERvICE
will be held IN this Church To.Nonnow SIonSISa
Of tue usual hour Preaching by the Rev. Il. FUR
MAN wHILDEN Au.ust On
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.s. The old cpufsderase rtiacatons AZ One.
hka. Alabama, are being shoveiled down 10
GET them out Of the way Of The atreets Of the