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The New York herald., 1871-02-18

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Gold Exchange Bank were as roll0ws:-
Gold cleared. SZ7, ,O67 600
00ld balances. l,0l50I5
The original engagement of specie for shipment
tomorrow about quarter OF a million dollars,
but the advance In exchange unsettled all calcula-
tons at the close.
GOVERNMENTS HIGHER AND STEADY.
The government list sympathzed with the ad-
In gold and the easier condition OF the money
market. The improvement was gradual, but with
out reaction and at the close the best prices Of the
day prevailed, rs r0llows:-Unted States currency
slxcs 1l2st 1127S 90. skies, 1881, registered LA
o 1l41s; do. do, coupon, ia l14S; DO. ive-twen.
ties, registered. May and November, Ill 111h;
do. do, 1862, coupon do ll1X liz; do do. 1864,
do. do, Ill nix; do. do, 1866, do. do, 11I4
1114; do. do registered. January and July, 110
11o do. do, 1865, coupon. do Ito 11o1S; do. do,
1867, do. do, ITO 11oh; do. do. 1868, do. do,
1lo1 l1o7s; do. ten-forties, registered, 1918
107sl; do do, coupon, 11oss l1o7s.
STOCKS STRONG AND STEADY
Outside Of q little diversion In Union Pacific.
which nuctuated about one per cent, viz, between
2ln and 225I, and q rather more active movement
in Pacific Mail, which took it to A. the stock market
was very dull. Toward the close of business in
the Long Room there was considerable animation
compared with the previous stsgnation and rise
Of about onequarter per cent in the attractive
speculative faverites. The extreme fluctuations
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STREET QUOTATIONS.
HaIf-past Five O'Clock r. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY, Feb. I7-6 r. NJ
AsHEs.-Receipts IS packages The market quiet,
but steady at IS SO 70 for pearls aud 80 25 for
pots.
BEEswAx dull and heard OF sales Prices
were nominal ut SEC. 33hc
CANDLES slow Of sale the demand being entirely of
jobbing character, but prices were unchanged. We
quote :-Adamanne az II ounce), l3c l5c sperm, SOc
aud patent, 39c. n 4Dc.
CEMENT-Rosendale quoted 81 So, which price
there moderate business in progress.
CHIooRY.--German dull and nominal ut 99c $40,
gold. We heard of no sales
Cocoa very quiet being scarcely any demand
Prices nominal 10c l0sc. for Guayaqu, 23c 25c for
Maracaipo and s11c 16c for Caracasa gold, in bond
CoFFEE-Wih moderate stock and good demand the
Rio fairly active and firm at quotations
appended The inquiry entirely from the trade There
sold 4203 bags p. c. Warwick $500 Amelia
Wilson, 1851 do. steamer Donati on private terms.
Other kinds quiet. but quite steady IN value We
quote :-Cargoes Ro ordinary l0c l011c.; fair, 10c
llAc. good, Ike l2ac prime, l219c l3ac. gold,
bond, sixty days. and MaracaiDo l4c sc. Laguayra,
l41c. 15Ac. ST. Domingo Qn bond) 9sc. 10c Java
l9Ec. q &c, gold, duty paid.
Ce:SER-TRe demand for American ingot was without
improvement, and prices easier The sales comprise
$4,000 lbs at 2zsc &c per lb Manufactured inactive
nominal Copper colts and brazers at 33c freely
offered without buyers Copper nails were IN small demand
low metal bolts held ut &c., and do nails and
sheahing at 22c. per lb
CoTTOS demand for export, but at materially
lower prce especially lower grades which freely
ably than appended quotations. which to extent
nominal the being Irregular with sellers
than buyers a the figures. The rates were:-
For ,x0or, 1sssssg sssgg Last ssc sssscs"'"9 4G:s,i ss.a
For home consumption. $50 SO l,03O
For speculation. ~ 30
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ll6Sn-

Total bales. ........... 1878 l,b6O 5,333
Included in the above 53 bales to The receipts
the ports to-day 1895 bales ESTIMATING Galveston
ut l500 bales) follows :Gaveson l,500 bales New Or
leans 05S bales Mobile 2lO baies Sayannah 1856 bales
lb6 bales Baltimore lib bales New York. 2o3s bales;
Boston. 35 bales Total 2935 bales against ~ 4 bales
ceved this day last week. The total receipts At all United
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THE C0TYGN MOVEMENT.

CarRoes of American Cotton Arrived ut Liv.
crpOOl February ~.
LIVERPOOL Feb. u, 1871
The following cargoes of American reached this
tn-da yty.
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Since Jan. l... SEQ, 6o55n $40, 1884, lis $so 3ls677
THE ERIE RAILWAY
The following Is report OF the earnings OF the
Erie Railway last year. presented 10 the Legislature
yesterday, in reply to resolution OF MIR. Ten Eyck:-
FREIGHT BUSINESS OF THE ERIE RAILWAY COMPANY
FOR 1870.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.


BULKLEY-CALDwEIL.-At Philadelphia, on We'd
nesday, February Is, by the Rev. ID. ". Perry assist
ed by the Rev. Charles A. Mason. JuSTUS l.. BuLKLEy.
OF New York. to LAURA f., eldest daughter OF James
l.. Caldwell, Esq, OF Philadelphia.
at the residence OF the brides parents, Ola Bridge
n. j., by the Rev. II. j. Smith, CHARLES U. GEL
HARUT, or Brooklyn. to NJ. ELviRA CULVER OF tue
former place.
Sacramento City (Cal) papers please copy.
MANNEY-MEsEROIE.--On Thursday, February 10,
at the residence OF the BRIDES NEITHER by the Rev.
Or. Kimball, Mr.. @. PALMER NANNEY 10 Miss HEr-
TIE, youngest daughter Of Mrs. ii. r. Mcserole all or
Brooklyn.
PlTMAN-ToAN.--On Thursday, February 10. at the
residence OF the bride by the Rev. j. Z. Thompson,
JAMES NJ. PITMAN Of this city, to VIRGINIA NJ. ToAN,
only daughter OF G. Is. 1oan. No cards.
CORRECTION.
No. 4T6 WEST TwENTY-FOURTH STREET.
To THE EDITOR or THE HERALD:-
IN your OF the 18th INST q marriage was pub
lished between Martin Sgler and Miss Della Oliver.
In justice the young ladys ieclings and to myself
you Will please publish contradiction Of the same.
No such marriage occurred ana the insertion OF the
notice was the work of some malicious scoundrcl
bent on mischief. BY inserting this contradiction
you will obligc. yours truly, MARTIN SlGLER.
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11,1I nnd 1,1S o,Clock r. M.

ID and 2:1S O'Clock r. M.
+. ia $4,000 Us SIS. 1910. O.. HOS
1 ia 25U0 US go, c, '67. &c l091s
NIX $500 do...........b3 ITO
. 1llM 800 to........ small 1lU
+. Ill 1000 US 50, l0-4U. r.. l07z
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Whole total, way and through. Sls ls3o77
pAssKNGER BusINEss EHIE RAILWAY ooMpANy
YEAR 1870
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The original engagement of specie for shipment
tomorrow was about quarter OF million dollars,
but the advance In exchange unsettled all calcula-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-04-06
Wood and Willow Ware.

Wash TUBS, Foot TUBS
Cedar UCKETS, Painted BUCKETS,
CHURNS, Bread TRAYS BROOMS, .,,,,r,
Work BASKETS, Lunch BASKETS Key bAShEIo' &C
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-04-06
illustrations

SUPPOSE that an individual aged thirty desires
TO devote 5000 year for the purpose OF erecting
an insurance on his life; this amount will imme,
d;ately secure him in the UNIVERSAL the sum OF
slI,75I, payable on his decease. This sum, paid
to company charging the ordinary mutual rates.
would secure him the sum OF SS,474--ainerene
immediately secured, in favor of the UNIVERSAL,
s3,277. :,
To illustrate the Importance to the policy hoi.
der of low premiums in more general terms, IL
NAV be stated that by reduction of twenty-five
DER cent in therate Of premium, the same amount
Of money will secure policy thirtythrec and one
h;rd per cent. greater, and likewise that reduc-
ton of twenty five per cent in the rate premium
is precisely equivalent to an annual cash dsuiaena
of thirtythree and one-third per cent. payable in
Advance, or to dividend of Jorty:fue per cent.
payable at tho end of FIVE Jears.
By the Stock plan the full cash effect OF the
nren,ium is Immediately secured to the insured,
be Company taking all the risk. By the Mutual
Inn the full value in insurance of the premium
aid is not secured to the policy holder who takes
portion of the risk himself.
The Premiums
charged by the UNIVERSAL are as low as the ac-
tual experience of insured life IN this country
vii Justify, and on the ordinary Lille and Ien-
Year Non-forfeiture polieies are NEARLY 4 oNS-
THIRD LOWER than those charged oy the ma-
iority of Mutual Companies.
Special attention is asked to our Fe,ara re
MUM Plan" by which the amount OF the policy
"a secnred simply by the temporary deposit of the
annual premiums, which are returned in full, TO.
Gather With the amount assured, to the holder Of
policy when 1t shall become claim upon the
Company.
A clause is inserted in tho policies issued by
tho Ty1yERsAL, in which these results are dis
tinc,ly specified and guaranteed. Elb
GEO. 3. LAKE,
-. General Agent.
ey Good Canvasseis wanted.
Rdgoaold, s. c., Jan 25, If
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Notice..

NOTICE is hereby given that the Undersigned
~ win make Final Settlement on the Es.,tc
OF TABITHA ABNEY. decd, on Monday, The
24th April next, iu the Office of the Probate Judge
for Edgeheid County; nud that they will on he
same day apply Tor F,ual Discharge as Admin
istrators of said Estate
K. J. SMITH,
Mar. 90 AZ "a
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-04-06
The Tin Business.

Il He Subscriber has secured the services Of an
A No TIMER, and will be prepared on
Monday, the 9th, at his Tin Shop, (next door
East Of Advertiser Oliee) to make ALL KINDS
OF TIN WARE, and to REPAIR TIN, COP
PER ana SHEET IRON WARE, at short no.
ROOFING and GUTrERING attended to
promptly, aud warranted.
My prices will be reasonable, and hope to
accom- nj odate the people, and give them entire
satisfaction.
Call at the new Tin Shop and leave your or
ders. You will find Mr. Carlton competent
workman, and polite gentleman.
W. F. DURIS0E, Ir.
Feb % If
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-04-06

The place to fnd something PURE
and GENUINE in the way of CHAM
PAGNE WINES and BRANDIES, IS
at the Drug Store Of
MARJlERT & CL1SBI.
If you wish PURE COGNAC
BRANDY for Medical purposes, so to
MARKERT & CtISBY'S.
If you want a PURE ARTICLE Of
SHERRY or MADEIRA WINE, go to
MARKERT & CLISBYS.
IF you desire q good article Of
OLD JAMAICA RUM or HOLLAND
GIN call at the Drug Store of
MARKERT & CLISBY.
We will also state that we have q
few gallons of that GOOD OLD RYE
and CORN still on hand. .al
....g s, MARKERT s. oLISBY.
If you wish a superior article Of
SHERRY for Cooking purposes, very
cheap, call at the Drug Store Of
Toa MARKERT & CLIsBY..
To gentleman who indulge in the
luxury Of Chewing and Smoking, We
announce, (and do SO con-
that we have, a.il are de:
termiued to keep on hand, the BEST
brands of Chewing and Smoking TO:
BACCO and SEGARS.
MARKERT & CLISBY.
Mar Is If l2
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Valuable Town Lot For Sale.

TUAVING made charge in my business. r
N desire to 81 nv HOUSE AN. L0r in
nu, field >ifnni,d on Nj. >.s,ci, io the heart
of the town. The house is cvmfurtabl. ard in
good repair. Terms easy.
=. T.w. cARwIIE.
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Men and Boys Wear.

cAss1MEREs CAsMARETTs, TWEEDS, JEANS o,o .
COTTONA ADES Black DOESKIN and English BROADCLolo at
Z very low figures, r , -,
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TO RENT,
State Of South Carolina,

EDGEFIELD COUNTY,
Ellen c. caappel, A. NIX. ELL to Sell lands.
VS. Marshal I...,..
chas. j S. Bacon ct al. &c, 10.
HINDER an Order from HIS I!oa"r judge Mel
u ton, made in The utuve caus., all and s;n.n-
lsf The Creditors of STANMORE B. CHAR.
PELL, decd, are bereay required to present and
prove their demands before me, on or before the
10th day of May next
J. NORRIS, Special Referee.
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SBaOEMAKEIss' FINDINGS

Oak Tan snlc LEATHER, Welt and Upper LEATHER,
CALF SKINS, -.u,,,,,,,,,
AVIS. HANDLES, Peg CUTTERS,
Shoe THREAD BINDINGS, &c
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The Place to buy
Your Shoes

4 HE Subscriber has recently purchased in the
best Markets in the United States LARGE AND
WE'LL SELECTED STOCK of SHOES, consist
ing in part follows.
Mems Wax BRoGANs Of the best make,
Boys Wax BR0dANs OF the best make,
Ladies' Calf Pegged aEd Gewed SHOES,
Ladies' Morocco and Lasting Congress GAL
TIERS,
Misses Mcrucco' and Lasting Congress GAL
TIERS,
childron's SHOES in all styles.
Call and examine my Stock. viii sell to
suit the timos, at No Park Row
OF. CHEATHAM.
Mar If 'JO
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NOTICE.

A IL Persons indebted to WILLIAM HILL,
IA decnased, are hereby notified +. make pay.
msnt to me as bis y min :rn'.r ;, I'd al pcr.
sons holding claims a...i...l bic. al nc;;fed to
present the stme for payacht vii; +, TIE time
prescribed by law.
WALLACE }. DELPHI, Adm.or.
Mar 20 Ut 70
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The Distinctive Feature

of the Stock system of Life Insurance, as Oppo'-
cd to the Mutual, is o low ratelof premium tor
stated sum insured, which is IMMEDIATE, SECURED
and CERTAIN; in lieu of high rate Of premium
with promised dividend, which is DISTANT, CON,
r1NGENr and UNCERTAIN; this SO called dividend
being merely return of portion OF the e1css-
sive and unnecessary premium charged IN inc
ruk inskanna
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-04-06

look through my Stock They many desirable articles not
mentioned Advertisement and satisfied will ma my rr 70
compare favoraby with any in the Retail Trade
rsr Make up your Memorandums and give call
w. H. BRUNSON.
Edee6ed April A. f'A0
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# you wish a superior article Of
SHERRY for Cooking purposes, very
cheap, call at the Drug Store Of
To' MARKERT g. CLTsBY.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-04-06
Csoeksry ana class Ware.

ntu and varied assortment prices that cannot be undersod
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-03-23

a uighi be attempted 10 ford swollen
s;ream BOT fsr fFoa his l,oase, and "a.
drowned
kobert Andsrsou vas a volunteer. b.
was studying lsw with Arson 7 Spery
10 this village II he time = Bic ,aIist.
meHt tie was one 81 those who Arui 10
Western New York and bought back
Booru when be wss sgspected OF tho muir
der u C0lyin he married 4 southern
lady aud SETTLED Ia Mississippi, who're be
has children now living.
Burton Straight was Capt 10 the mill
Tia, aud vas merchant 81 Factory Point
before the war. He removed to pcnnsyl-
via, where he died few years since
During bic residence here be was man o I
considerable prominence ia the Affairs 81
the town,
Apollos Harvey WIS IN Capt Weed.
company Of volunteers At the outbreak
Of the war be was apprenuced to George
Galusha, q tauncr and eurrier whose cs-
adjustment was Just below the present
residence Of John 5. petlibone. lie had :
brother in Canada, who was In the mill.
tia OF that Province, and was taken pris.
oner by Capt Weeds company. ApoIlus
was absent n the time, aud the brothers
did not meet.
Thomas Wait was private in the
militia; he died Ia thi, town in july
1861, aged Is. Ills descendants are still
living here,
Abram G. Fowler was the sou OF q
Connecticut clergyman. lie was writ.
ing-masier In this village before the war
and lived in the house now occupied by
Mr.. Shattuck He became an officer in
Ia the regular army. aud won some dis
tinction by his bravery In the battle OF
Plattshurg. lie had charge Of gun
which swept the bridge across the riy-
er. Most of his men fell early in the
fight, but he took the place Of the fallen
gunners and manned the piece himself
until the enemy were routed. Ii is be-
lived he was retained in the regular ar
my when the organization was reduced to
peace footing; he never returned To
Manchester.
Marenus Ilollister, who is still living
in this town, drove the stage-coach which
brought the news of peace. Some of the
older residents Of the village remember
how they rushed to the doors and win
dows as the coach rolled rapidly up the
street, decorated with evergreens and
colors, and bearing upon Its sides in
great white letters the word "PEACE."
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-03-23
MAnlL.. ~. - u -

lloA w. 0rra
We have received vo0t JotENat
Heather Chince and al
There ;. nat much going on here nau
for Washington i doing is first weeks 81
pcnsnce sack-cloth sud sshes ARE auy
thing but eomfor-garb for ihe Wash.
ington babies. though the, ms, be seen
every bright afternoon tripping down
the Avenue, booking as pretty aud pion,
q possible, with their dainty liitlo PRAYER
books, A. the Lcatcu season wauc.
the tea parties begin, aud much mnrc en-
joyable they are too, than the intricate.
uresomc German which begins hcre
% ordinary bedtime and ends when you
good people OF Manchester are going 10
breakfast no wonder the poor Papss sii
doing away ia the dressing rooms, wait
ing for their worn out daughters to finish
this interminable dance.
The morning receptions Of tie Cabinet
are still kept mp. Mrs. Grant receives
from two until -four on "Wednesday rc-
freshments are offered 1T some houses. 1T
many "'Caudlc" j. handed; terribly mas.
ty mixture OF oat meal, spices, and wine
made hot, very much Ike Cruel, It Is fash.
ionable So YOU must appear 10 Ice fond OF
II.
The Joint High Commission spend
most of their time eating dinners, aud
giving them; if this will effect the settle.
ment Of the yexed question, We may look
for a speedy settlement of our Alabama
claims. They are fine looking set Of
men, particularly Earl Gray, they are
all domcilcd IN large mansion on
Franklin Square.
The recent Carnival was an immense
humbug, Il combination of Railroad Com
panics, and Hotel rroprietors, to MAX .
money out OF the public, and II was all,
only TO celebrate Single mile of wooden
pavement. While the famous "rouna-
ment' was Ia full swing, we were accos-
tod by native who asked II "Massa
would tell him when dat Tournament wa,
to take on A. Il was supposed to b,
"taking on" then before his eyes, II might
be justly stated that "thisgs were not
what they seemed. "
Nillson is the last excitement, should
anything else come will let YOU know.
They wrangle as usual in the House
better known here as the "Bear Garden. n
These pleasing diversions at the Govern.
ments expense, you eau find chrouiced in
the Washington papers.
have redeemed my promise to write
before returning TO Manchester next sum
mer. l..
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-03-23
BERLIN, March Is, 1877

BERLIN, March 10, 1871.
Dear journal,
Enclosed please find one dollar and tif-
ty cents for the JOURNAL. rather like
it! | fluid myself getting acquainted
with lots Of Vermonters through its
columns, which is very pleasant. | fan.
cy myself attending hop at the Equinox
or getting a nice neck-tie from the hand
of some fair damsel of Manchester, which
no doubt would come very near perfect
bliss.
We are having big run Of sap this
week: Berlin is big on the sugar queG-
ton, some farmers here make a ton and
half in a season.
Our village is lively this Spring; the
shirt business was never better. II. +.
Denison has put French roof on his
house and improved it much; think
he beats them all j. A. RasicO the Sc
nior partner Of the firm Of Rasico Il
Nichols, built him nice house last
Spring and Nichols the junior partner is
building one now,
Town meeting was cheap affair, as
uut one party spent amy money. We mean
to yet public opinion right by next year
80 that buying yole- may be numbered
with lhing- past.
Pro BoSo FrBLICo.
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soLnrrns or ,.,s-n,NcmRsrER

Attention has been called TO the Sol
diers Of The War Of 1912 by the recent
act Of Congress granting pension TO the
survivors. During the past few years the
trials and sorrows Of more extensive
and more recent war have almost entirely
absorbed the interest Of our people. A
sufficient time has now elapsed since the
close Of the rebellion to permit our atten-
don TO return for a moment to the vcier.
ans Of q former struggle while the last
survivors Of the number are still among
us, We presume the present generation
of our citizens are almost entirely igno.
rant Of lhe great majority Of those who
sustained the military credit Of the town
duy years aga.
ca the oth day of July. 1912, the Sc
lealmeb called special meeting Of the
citizens ut Manchester $50 soc Il the town
would rai-e money TO furnish The maya.
dnr Of tie toWu with ammunition q. the
lass required and also furnish such OF
in detached miltia 60. were not able to
furnish themselves. with necessary arms
and equipments ior ,be defence Of the
country AS the town meeting held I'M
der thai Ca3l ri was resolved 10 furnish
ihe magazine anA equip The militia ofthc
town, and fss WAS voted for that pur.
pose,
Una otihe Committee appointed at lhis
mtctuR t8 take charge of Che milhar,
stau "a tae iaHn aas Richard skinner
afterwards Hamb,r al Congress, Coy
apor and h.eI Justice.
There Nsas evidently 40 lilor, made by
tbg opposition b iHptay the action Of the
war parry igr during lae next mouth am
elher meeting was called go see Il the
town would r ud the vote raising o
ias. bui lle aHlaRaugso Of ilte war we're
uol strong enough 70 effect anything. and
when lhr Organization wgs completed the
meeting Wa % oaa dissolved
some ii those Wbo went from this
town were 20 the zalaFiy organized mill
tia efte State, aud matched north ia the
tail IL lsl- Their company was com.
maudei bE CaI glcsarison Of London
deu, Their feglmeulal commander was
Col stephen NauiiBdale of Dorset, who
hst i lrst experience Of war 10
Warmers regiment 81 ne battle 81 BEN
Hiagea Waea he wa, sixteen car. " age
oiaef volunteered ief three months Ii
use isil gt s aud were transported 10
uafHas,aa lU wagon, Their Company
uas ade3 IS Capt. Weed 81 Ru-
par aad laeir b glmeui wax undcr Col
l@a5 t1rs ~ C1aleioa. who was - fa-
ta0as good .aat that be was familiar
d knoHH - old RGe The Company
gathered s. lasl suleH pear tie fFesent
batl ~ George Je8As and elected ihclr
ofi.fefs a1ff ta lheg proceeded north.
Tbelr aalg gWeai aas sAiruish At
M5.ssiaa nas ID which lhey saptul cd
uxcf haadnel II la eacHy lae.uainK
lhe Bnisa Ms Powell 0a their way
hsme Iies tbslf llssh barge ihs volunteers
aa iArr ofW pensioners returning 10
Iama
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Deaths.

Wednesday, March 18th, at u O'Clock, D. IA, IN
this town, s1sHn Flliot, aged ~ years wife IT
Jonas Elliot.
hrs. Elliot well answered the description Of
solomon, 4 wise woman buildeth her house. "
Ax wife. mother, G0mmnnioB ut ~ the church and
neghbor, ehe was true aud fsithfni. She whs
.elf-denyiug ia her Interest and prayer 10 build
the Nov House ~ the Lord Hsf home will bs
lonely without her The large attendance At her
funeral indicated how generally she Wa esteem
ed. blessed ere The dead thar die ia the Lord. b
March 18th. IN this place, Mls 1htistlna swift.
aged ~ years, widow ~ the late Edward y. swift
ot this place.
Thus another faithful Christian mother "-lcspa
% IesuH, u like general charGotsrAs the shove.
Mrs. Ssiit has been great and afflicted sufferer
fnf nearly gear from cEueefGua affection, bat
che endured her trials with christian foftltuds
sud resgnat.on io the Divine viii. Among hrr
i4st words we're, Came Lord Jesns and her
brIvit children aud frirudr haze gy4d reason 30
rust thst Re hss come aH8 taken Der 60 himself
where he4.
March l5yb. 81 White rlsias = S. James NJ
faddsa. agei % years
March ssb. no Derry. $ u Iata rinKtFtaa
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