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Mopn1Sa rHE Ga11ows IN I1,1no,s

MoDD1NG THE GALLONS IN ILLINOIS. =
A riot occurred at Shelbyville, ILL.,, on
the goth. arising from the Governor
committing the sentence of Hubbard
Holden, who was to have been executed
with Joseph Myers for the murder of
Plebcsco Calhoun, committed two years
ago. This caused great Indignation, rs
it was asserted that Holden pleaded gull
ty of murder, and did the shooting.
The Governor was denounced on oil
sides, and Tuesday night it was expected
that the jail would be attacked and My
crs released. The jail was guarded by a
hundred armed men. On Friday morn
ing attempts we're mado to tear down the
fence enclosing the gallows, but they
we're repplsed by the guard. Myers was
executed, and ten minutes afterward tho
mob charged on the fence aud tore it
down, but finding they were too late to
save Myers, they dispersed, swearing
vengeance against the Governor. But
for the conciliatory speeches of several
leading citizens blood would have been
shed.
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The Executive Committee of the Union Ro
form Party have appointed the following gen
tlemen Committee to mako suitable arrange
ments for Mass Meeting OF tho people o
Richland, on TUESDAY, the 10th inst. Ad
dresses will be delivered by Judge Carpenter
General Butler and Others
E. W. SEIBELS,
Sec'y and Treasurer Executive Committee.
COMMITTEE.
Edward HOpo, +. Stcnhouse,
Il. O'Neale, Jr., Walter Fisher,
John II. kinsler, John Crawford,
w. T. Bookter, A. Smythe,
John Frost, Jr., II. D. Sem,
DR.. William Weston, J. H. Wells,
Warron Adams, John T. Sloan, Jr
John 1. Adams, Thomas Taylor,
Capt. Edward Pcrcival,W. g. Swaflield,
Jessc G. Lykes, James Kennedy,
John Dent, William Myers,
Capt. W. Il. Stack, Samuel G. Henry,
Samuel Garner.
Aug
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Since the beginning of the year. small
pox has caused as many as 5000 deaths
in Paris.
It must have been pretty warm in
Albany, tho other day, for, according to
q paper in that city, on that Day young
man going down Broadway met two
ladies and raised his hat, and before he
got the hat on his head again, the sun
burned his hair all off, so that he is bald
headed. He is now using hair restorer.
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ESGLAND's NEUTKA1rTY.-It appears
that the indignation expressed by the
London press at the secret treaty alleged
by Bismarck to have been proposed by
France to Prussia, does not prevent the
honest tradesmen of England from sell
ing, in secret way, contraband of war
to France. At least, the North German
Gazette complains that England supplies
France with cartridges with which to
slaughter Germans, and seems to doubt
if that can be considered neutrality.
But then the Gazette ought to remember
That trade is king in England, and that
the enterprising merchants of that king
dom have been known to sell contraband
Of war to the enemies of their own coun-
try. This was not because they loved
England less, but because they loved
commerce more. Both parties to the
present European contest may rs we'll
accept the neutrality of England as
meaning that she will not take sides with
either, but will sell impartially to both,
and if Prussia cannot obtain goods as
readily Us France, that is her misfortune
i'll not having large navy to protect her
merchantmen, and not the fault of Eng
land, which, we dare say, would gladly
sell anything she has to anybody, except
her honor. Probably, there is no nation
in the world which has evinced q stronger
disposition to avail herself of the lights
OF experience than England, and her re-
collection of what the wars against the
first Napoleon cost her, is likely to mako
her cautious hereafter about putting her
fingers into European battle-Gres. Her
ruling iden now seems to be that fools
make war, and wise men profit by their
misfortunes, i'll the way of selling con-
traband and doing the carrying trade.
If she departs from that position, she
hus less practical sense than she has OBJ
tained credit for. It scarcely needed the
late assurance Of Lord Granville, in the
House Of Lords, that England would
preserve strict neutrality between
Prussia and France.
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To Builders.

rT'HE undersigned will receive proposals for
the Evans l. Cogswell property. Tho quality
OF tho lumber and shingles must be stated,
and estimates are desired, both:for a nat and
peaked roof; also for shingled and n
timed roof. SA. PEARCE IL
Agent and Attorney for William Sprague.
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Administrators Notice.

A LII persons having claims against the
~ estate Of RICHARD ALLEN, deceased,
late OF Columbia, 8. G., will present them to
law; and all persons indebted to said estate
will please call and liquidate the same inside
OF tho next thirty days, otherwise they will
DC placed i'll the hands of an attorney for COL
lection. JOHN AGNEW.
July Q swS Administrator
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The Georgia Gin.

TlHE most universally and descrvcdly popu.
l. lar GIN in use. Everybody who knows it.
buys it, and those who buy it, arc always
plcaeed with it. II claims no needles, no con
densers, no steel brush, but simply to be tho
best Gin in use, everything considered
Prices moderate; quality always guaranteed.
LOKRICk j.. LOWRANCE,
July II Emo Agents. Columbia
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COLUMBIA, S. c..
Wednesday Morning, August 3, 1870.
The Assistant Adjutant- General, Ell

The Assistant Adjutant-General, Ell
lott. in his speech accepting the .nomi-
nation for Congress in the Third Con-
gressional District, states that he deems
his election of secondary Importance to
that of Governor Scott. "You might get
along without me; you could ill afford to
do without Governor Scott" That will
do for him.
In his speech OF acceptance of his
nomination for the Fourth Congress
sional District, Mr.. A. s. Wallace mado
remarkable and gushing remarks. 81
have" says Mr.. w., tthroueh terror and
through blood, borne the Republican flag
for the Fourth Congressional District, I"
&C., sc. We know of no ''terror" and
no "blood," except such may have arisen
in Mr.. Wallace's Imagination. AS Shak.
speare has it
..In the night, imagining some fear,
How easy is a bush supposed bear"
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a BEAUTIFUL TuoUGur.-It may be truth.
fully SAID that the greatest of all blessings is
health, for without it the joys youch safed are
turned to sorrows. TO all health is essential
TO: lifo's enjoyment and pursuits, to tho
young and old, to the rich and poor. Arc YOU
in search OF wealth? Health is necessary.
DO you desire otlico and worldly honors?
or what avail would these be without health?
The beauties of spring, the song of birds, the
deep blue sky, the rolling ocean, all have
healthy in mind and body; but to the sick
what are these but mockerics. The body dis
eased, the mind sickly DER with the saddest
Of thoughts. OH that l may live to appre-
is within the reach of all. Tho remedy Mt
hand i'll HEINITsH's QUEENS DELIGHT, the
health panacca. Now is tho timo to try it.
AZ
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THE PEorIE's NEW Discovery y.-Thc public
have discovered that there is one preparation,
and only one, by which gray hair can bo rein.
vested with the tingo that nature best owed
upon 1t without staining the skin, They sec
that IIIALoN'S VIrALIA, or SALyATIoS FoI rTr
HAIR, is Transparent and produces richer
browns and black than any of the offensive
dyes. Sold by oil druggists. J3I+3
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JOHN BAUSKETT,

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
N having returned to Carolina, will prac-
tice Law in Richland, Edgclicld, Lexington
and Barnwcll, Will give prompt attention to
all Law business entrusted to his care, and
will negotiate sales Of Real Estate OH com
mission. Office No. ., Law Range, Coumbia
sc. July 81 1mo
Ls.Edgeiicld Adre, tiscr copy one month
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ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

A LII persons having claims against the
~ estate OF Rev. E. G. Gage, deceased, OF
C:lumbia, S. G., will present them legally
attested; and all llindebted to said estate will
make payment to the undersigned, on or be.
foro the Goth Of August next
MARY T. GAGE,
July 81 w3 Administratri,
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The Office

nF the Executive Committee of tho Union
~ Reform Party is over the Savings Bank
All persons friendly to the cause, will have
access to the ro' m Mt any tino Of the day,
whore they can see the papers, and get the
news. Ofico hours from from 0 to II n. m.
and from to Gp.m. L. w. SEIBEI.S,
July % Sec ana Treas. Ex. Com.
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Tic infected buffalo robes arc sup
posed to have reached as far as Chicago.
During tho past week, two cases Of small
pox were brought to the notice Of the
health officer. 1t is TO be hoped that
the trail may not be traced any further
this season.
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E. Morris, Columbia, S, c..

lYl- $3.50 per saw. Our Gins arc warranted
to please in every respect, or no sale. Pre-
MUM awarded at last State Fair. Aleo, Wood
Turning in every description and etyle, at
short notice. June 3G 3n,o
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"PHUINE! PHUINE!r'

AHEAD OF ALL COMPETITION.
A S far ns heard from, this new and extra
n ordinary Fertilizing COMPOUND is in
advance OF all others, and has, go far, defied
competition. In the great raco OF growth and
production, it stands at tho head of the list.
For sale by T.. II. HEINITSU.
July % Druggist and Chemist
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Landreth's New Crop Turnip Seeds.
TCST RECEIVED--Ruta Baga, Slote, Nor.
Plume, az IN manure, u is admirably adant-
ed Tor TURNlPS, and we advise every one to
use it: 1t will increase the quantity and qua.
lity Of the crop. At wholesale and retail by
July % i. II. HEINITSH DRUGGIST
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RD-LIrrMAS'S GREAT GERMAN D1rTrps
Cures Female Complaints.
=, 1s-LlrPMAN's GREAT GERMAN BITrEEs
Cures ''never we'll" people,
NS' 'LIrPAIAN's GREAT GERMAN B1rrrRs
Will give Appetite.
E0-LIrrMAN'S GREAT GERMAN D,Trrrs
Cures Liver Complaint.
Eo- -LIrrMAN's GREAT GERMAN BrTrrrs
Gives tone to Digestive Organs.
Gs- s-LIrrMAN's GREAT GEE5IAS R1Trrrs
Gives good Appetite.
Fs 'LiPrMANs GREAT GERMAN DIrTHEs
Cures Nervousness.
Fb-LIppMAN's GREAT GERMAN HIrrrrs
Turiiica the Blood
Ro-LIPpMAN'S GREAT GERMAN r1rTrrs
The best Spring Medicine.
fS-LIIrMAS's GREAT GERMAN D1rrrrs
Regulates the Bowels Joi
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SoUTn CAROLINA BAPTIST STATE Con-
vENTIoS.-A correspondent of the
Charleston Ncrs, referring to the meet
ings of this body in Greenville, says:
Last night Rev. DIR. Reynolds, OF Co.
lumbia, delivered an historical address,
to very large audience. He traced the
early history Of Baptists in South Caro-
lima, and gave an interesting account Of
the trials and experiences Of the great
pioneers Of this denomination. Accord
ing to his statements, Rev. Wm. Screvcn
was the first Baptist minister who located
in South Carolina. This was about the
year 1878. Georgetown was the scene Of
his first labors, but in few years he re-
moved to Charleston and founded the
First Baptist Church of that city, about
the year 1853. DR.. Reynolds paid Il
beautiful and deserving tribute to Rev
DR.. Richard Furman, whose memory is
still so much cherished, not only in your
city, but throughout the entire State.
The address of Dr. Reynolds was we'll
received, and displayed that elegant die
ton and classic finish for which the
learned divine is SO we'll known
To-day the delegation to the convcn-
tion was considerably increased by fresh
arrivals, and it is now estimated that the
convention is larger than any held since
tho war.
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"SrAID1NG s GLUE" no we'll regulated fanli-
~ VIII DC without 1t. July 81 t3
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Just Received at Exchange House,
A SMALL lot Of the finest imported CT
"A CARS, of various brands. Also, gcnu.
inc Michigan Fine Cut, Bagley's Mayfower.
Aug 8 PAYSINGER Il FRANKLIN.
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PASIc-STRrCK BEAUTY.-It is a terrible
shock to II charming woman-indeed to ANY
w"man-to lind that her teeth are 'begiuning
to CO." Never will any woman, who uses the
fragrant SozoDoNT, make THAT discovery
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The New York Herald shows, in n
pithy paragraph, that German Unity, or
rather Prussianized Germany, may be
better brought about by war than by
peace. Tho Prussian reason is thus
given:
''In state Of peace the South Ger
man countries have an independent cx-
istcncc, but during war they become
practically part OF the Prussinn power.
War, then, effectively joins South Ger
many to tho North German Union. And
this is the reason why war may be re-
garflcd without displeasure Mt Berlin; for
when war has once added these South
German States 10 Prussia, we may trust
bismarck that they will mover be free
again"
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LIST OF New ADVERTISEMENTS.
Hostctter's Stomach Bitters
Regular Meeting Richland Lodge.
+. Cantwell-Brandy Peaches.
s. \. Pearce, Jr.-To Builders.
q. W. Seibcls- Mass Meeting.
Attention, Columbia Rifles.
Paysnger & Franklin-Just Received.
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Fresh Arrivals.
GENUINE DURHAM SMOKING TODAC-
VI co, direct from tho factory, the great
Dalby PHff Smoking Tobacco, the SInnysidc
country-Melers' Fig Chewing Tobacco, very
fine, just received.
4 full assortment OF choice WINES and IL
QCOKS always OH hand.
JOHN c. SEEGERS.
Main street.; near the Post Office, and Main
street, near PHu:NIX Oi1ico. Jnly %
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For Sale,
Notice

Us hereby given, that application will be
Il made to the Hon. ". RI. Wig, Judge OF
Probate for Richland County, for i. final dis
charge as Guardian for Chorlton Wells Nuna-
maker, at his Office, III Columbia. on the 18th
August. G. LEAPHART.
July IL tlm*
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Union Reform Convention for the
Fourth Congressional District.

TT is requested that the Counties of Oconce,
Il Pickcns, GreenvlIe, Laurcns, Spartan
burg, Union, York, Chester and Fairfield,
composing the Fourth Congressional Dis
be held in the city of Columbia, on TUES
DAY, tho 10th August next, to nominate n
suitable candidate for Congross in said Dis
trict. w. Ii. WALLACE,
8. P. HAMILTON
OF the Executive Committee Union Reform
Party from Fourth Congressional District.
Go- 1t is requested that the papers of the
varies Counties do copy this notice. July %
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-09-16
Baltimore Cattle Market,
TnuRsDAY. Seni. s. l81i

BEEF CATTLE.-Thc market opened dull yester-
day afternoon at &c per ID lower than The rates OF
last week, the quality of tho Cattle being inferior
to last week receipts At tue close Of the day
some $50 head had changed hands. This morn
ing the market opened much more lively CON
Unuiug so until the close, and the balance of tie
offerings, with a few exceptions. were sold at q 10
bout last week 5 quotations Good Mich Cows
are in demand, sales were made at 40 to
500 per head Good Veal Calves are also
wanted .-Priccs to-day ranged follows BEST
Reeves at oOC1 81 80; generally rated first quail
itv at OO(TS7 medium or good fair quality
5OGI SO 90; ordinary thin Steers, Oxen and Cows,
20 GB 50 inferior and lowest grades Of Cattle
30 Ia 81 5O-gcneral average OF the market to-
day So 81 extreme range Of prices 3 5ONTST 80
Most Of the sales were from 80 10 s. 90 per 100
lbs Ofthe receipts 427 head came from Ohio
s5l from w Va s3l from Va, l2l from Mary
land, and % from North Carolina total re-
ccipts for the week 2,25S head. against 5O5
last week, aud t., $50 same time last year. ct the
offerings 900 head were taken by Baltimore but
cheers, 40 sold TO SPECTATORS for Eastern mar
kcts, 3i9 bead 20 country dealers, aud l head On
country butchers-tOal sales for the week 2 ulj
head against . 05I last week, aud ,24l head
same time last year.
SuEEr.-Thcre has been a large supply ON Co...
market during the past week, but mostly az %
common grade, and the receipts being in excess
Of the demand prices have fallen or rri-
ce5 to-day ranged as follows Fair To- good sheep
at 4Ci43 cts good 80 extra 5000 cents ucr NJ
gross stock sheep 30 IN y IS per head -
Lambs Mt 90 q, - 90 per head Receipts THIS
week q, 845 head against ,O53 last week, aud
2. lO5 head same time Inst year.
Iocs.-The supply during the past week las
hccn about equal 10 the demand and He have 200
change TO note 10 quotations, sales being made
about as fast they arrive. Prices to-day
ranged as follows 81 - - n, Sl3 80 per 100
lbs net Receipts this week 4 397 head, against
3.9I4 last week, and a. 862 head same time last
ycar.-SW.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-09-16
Letter from Hon. a G. Davis.
PIEDMONT, W. VA, Sept. 18, 1870.

PIEDMONT, W. VA, Sept. Ia, 1870.
Mr.. HARPER-Dear Sir: l am the
Conservative aud Democratic Candidate for
the State Senate, for this District, aud ro-
specifically solieityour Influence and support
during the campaign, anil your vote at the
polls. Ifelccted, will endeavor to do jus
tice to all, andreprcsent in fair and impair
tial manner allthe people of the District
You will recollect that the Republican
Party two years ago denied most positively
and emphatically, that they favored negro
suffrage, aud told us it was not a ques lion
10 the canvass; that the State Constitu :
ton said that white men only should vote,
and that it could not be changed uues S
t'oo successive Legislatures passed q bill,
aud majority of the people vote for it
By this promise the Republican Party sue
ceeded in electing Governor and a major
ity in the Legislature. As soon as au op-
portuuity offered they violated their prom
ises aud pledges and to. day, by their act
and aid the negro is registered aud has a
right to vote, while ia ousands of our tax
paying, intelligent and respectable ,ehitc
men are kept from voting. think they
should, at least, have the same rights as
the negro. am opposed TO negro equality
in all its forms, while at tue same time
am willing thatthey should be protected in
all their lawful rights.
believe that if the Radical wing of the
Republican party succeeds in clectirg a
Governor and a majority of the Leg stature
this fall, that we will have forced upon US,
under cover of law negroes in public schools,
hotels, churches, cars, juryrooms, &c.
The boards of Registration meet at the
Court House in each county, on tho FIRST
Monday in October, aud if you have been
notified to appear, you must attend or your
name will be stricken from the list, and
you cannot vote. See to IL.
Permit me to urge all who can lawfully
register to attend, and sec that their names
are placed on the list IF you can consci.
cntiously take the voters oath, no matter
if you have applied and bccn refused or
stricken of dozen times, you have right
to come again, and if you comply with tho
law, ). tue Board Of Registration cannot law
fully refuse to register you. Allow me to
urge you to register aud be at the polls on
the day of election ono vote may change
the political complexion Of the State, and
elect any man on tho ticket BE certain
10 attend.
Election Is en- Thursday Oct. 81, 1870.
Respectfully, II G.. DAVIS.
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SAD ACCIDENT - On Wednesday eve.
ming, AT this place, about "A o'clock, +. LEE
DAYroN, An cSilmabe youth, aged 10 years, and
son of Senator Spencer Dayton, Of Barbour
county, this Stale thrown from the track Of
the baltimore Ohio Railroad on which he was
standing, by engine No. sos, attached 10 n coal
train, eastward bound receiving injuries Of so Sc
r'us e character that he died in about ! 0 min
Gies The young man was but recently from
PAuippi, his home, aud employed in the
store Of hessrs Davis K Trout. The engineer
of the 3O6 sounded his whistle when within 100
yds Of the young man, who awaiting the
Passing OF "A tonnage train west bound, and did
not observe the cast bould train. No blame is
attached 10 the engineer. The remains of the I'M
fortunate young man was placed on the 80
train this a. ~ for conveyance to his friends -
hetV Grec& G4yelis, Sat. &
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-09-16
"OLD GUARD "-Contonts Sen,omber

"OLD GUARD Contents, September,
ls7O.-Under Suspicion Christian ieeid-Chap,
ter N1N "A Forgery. Chapter XX.-A Lost
LTinket. Chapter NXl.-All at Sea.-Chapter
NAll.-On the Track. Chapter XIII. Two
heads arc better than One. Chapter XXIV.-
The Double Seal of Blood Eden in the Mist,
Enrique F,Hm0 The Negro Vote, Thomas Dunn
English Miss Caryl's Choice The Democracy
eud the Next Congress, G. c. Burr The Three
Travellers What Then? Rain of Blood and
sand Down Among the Dead Men," Henry
). P1Irson, R5Jt, Conrad, s Il. took The
Doodle Club; Our Book Table Art and Sci
cnce. Or Thomas Dunn English, Editor. Van
Eyde, Horton Co., Publishers No. lG2 Nassau
street, New York Terms-S3 per year. in ad-
vance. single copy % cents For sale by all
news agents.
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DURHAM CATTLE.

VIE subscriber Las no all times for sale Tho
4 rough-brcl Slou-Horu Durham Cattle. 0f
Doe purcst European and Kentucky Pedigree Hc
.'s now on band and for SALE SIX or Eight
Pure Blood Young Bulls.
ranging from SIS mo1ts l0 tw1 years GA. %
One quality and appearance Ills Cattle nav aIl
f.ut re-5s1el in .he American sbort-Ho-u
Herd Book
JAS VI RANSOM.
Cbarl,stown, Jsfersou &C., ". Va.
Sept. ., 1870 SIN.
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DIED

81 her residence in Henry Illinois. Angus,
lG. 1870 Of Congestion Of the Brain. MANY o..
LEv, wife Of g. r PAsEru, formerly of Obi.
place. in the 43rl year of her age She wa. 70
fond. devoted wife, loving, tender mother. love
cd and respected boy large circle of relatives and
friends who viii never case 60 mourn Tor her.
Gentle and kind 20 all with whom She bad i1 do
10 can truly bee said Of her by those who knew
her best and intimately, On humble. devoted
Christian.
50 bis residence Oak Flat pcul,oton county
July "a. 1870, OF Inflammation Of me stomach
HARaY j TsXrLE, Esq, aged 50 years and some
months
On the lth instant at his residence in FraIc-
rick county, Mr. Charlie r. N1giH aged s.gcn-
ty-siN years.
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MARRIED.

On the 9TH inst, 90 The river. boy Rev 70 ToT
man, Nr. ANpeEw B3ao, OF Mineral county, 90
Miss JIMMIE J MutFa, Of liardy county.
On the Gth inst by Rev 49, NcNcmar Vr
ions LstrHrnvRv Of Clarke county No to
Miss ElzAuErU S SrAcg. Of Mineral county.
On Che 9Th inst, at burlington, by Rev
W Nihiser, Nr RICHARD GHEgS 20 Miss Mann,
V KuSE, both Of Mineral county