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The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-06-18
GUN Shop

4 w. BABBITT thankful for past favors,
Edo takes this method to inform his old Gus
toners, and the public generally, that he still
continues the business Gun MAKING, and re.
pairing, at the old Stand insthe rear of the Jew.
ellers Shop, where he will be pleased to wait
upon all who may favor him with their custom
Percussion Ponder and apsk kept constant.
~ on hand and for sale,as cheap as they can be
purchased here or elsewhere.
Burlington Nov. IL ls39-tf
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I CLOTHS &c

RRDADcEOI'Hs,. Gassimeres, cassiaettss
ID Jeans, Flannels, Calicoes, Silks, Demos
tics, bleached and brown, ) A prom Check, Tick
ing, Drillines, Linens, Diapers, Merincs, Silk
and Cotton Ncfvets, Vestings, Megino Shirts,
DC. For sale cheap for cash, by
CIsARLEs. NANNY.
IAN %. ST.. 81
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NEW DRUG AND MEDICINE STORE,
s.ssf Blooming ton, 4. T..
sXMTILLISs HoLLINGSWO ORTIZ, Druggis1
Wy and Apethecary, has just opened. a
ms Storein Bloomingt ton, a general assortment
o o !. l Dkaes, " EDlClNES, PERFuMERYI
PAINTS. OILS, DYE STuFFS, WINDOW
si l5cs Vhich he offers for sale on tn,
most reasonable terms. IS
His medicines are all selected with care. amt
are Of the bestsquality. Physicians orderswil
be put up with care. neatness and despatch. Il
g. Also, for sale, q general assortment Of Book
and Stationery. ss3
Bloomington. may. 1a40.-4w 10 u
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MLSSLYG.
REMON AL
DISSOLUTION.

YHNHE partnership heretofore existing be
IL tween Henry Emo and Hugh T. Reid "a.
Attorneys at Law in the Territory of Iowa, il
dissolved by mutual consent. All business
heretofore confded to their care will continue
to receive their joint attention.
HENRY EMO,
HUGH T. REID.
Fort Madison, Feb 6, 1910. 81
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BEEF WA TED.

8UE.will pay CASH and the market prize
w Tor fat Cattle. Those having heavy Cat
tile may depend upon finding 4 ready sale b,
driving them to Burlington - &,
ii. W. MOORE 81 co.
Feb. 90, 1910. Il,
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MILLINERY a. MANTUAMAKING

MILLINERY d MANTUAMAKING.
TlIE subscriber would inform the citizens Of
Il Burlington and its vicinity, that she has
lately come on from the cast and located her.
self in this city, on the corner of Jefferson
and Main. streets, where she has opened the
above branches of business in all their differ.
cnt varieties. She will at all times have con.
Estantlyson hand a general ASSORTMENT OF La
dies Hats, Caps, Sc. &c. Of the latest mproy.
led fashions, and made in the best manner
Hats, Gaps, Dresses, sc. &c. made to order
onthe shortest notice and in the most fashion
able style.
'FRONT.' her experience in the business and the
good quality of her articles, she hopes to share
a liberal patronage.
Ladies are requested to call and examine hel
articles before purchasing elsewhere.
All orders from u distance viii receive
prompt attention. L. a. SMITH.
March %. 40 Il
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VAIL .AB ] +, f ARM
HI FOR y.4L ~ ~ HE 81 D.,

VII TIE subscriber takes this method 5of, in.
" forming the public that he wishes to sell
e private sale ms Fitrn, lyingin Van Buren,
osanty, : 5. Am m,mediateiY on, the Des Moines
river, miles above Keosauoua. and D miles
below Portland. The above Far ,.is \ healtbv
ataalattion. Containing $50 acres of good land,
evcsai springs of good water, "a acres cleared
!. ma nasder good fence, 4 good hewedlop house.
s,abiing for stock s.. $50 : ~
~. p. The above described farm .liesin sec.
lsath No.6, in township Nos69, Of range NosIf)
vest. For Further particulars enquire Of the
.sWher, AZ ms residence on his farm, or Of DR.
fharis, in Fort Madison, y
7 Feb s, 1910 ss =. MES fos II
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NOTIGE.

YEytIE stand formerly. called the Exchange
!. IL willhs fitted up for a Store Room it can f1
be made roorny. For further particn lars apI
ply to the subscriber. j. S., DAVID
Burlington, April 9Th, 1910. DO
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BOOTS, SHOES e LEATHER.

7BOUTS,g SHOES e LEATHER. 4
60 cases Mems and boys thick Boots ~
10 dc: do DO do and kip Brogans,
u do calf and kip Boots, q
SOD prs Women's Kip Shoes and Slippers,
v omen's calf shoes and shoetees,
Z Meas and Women's lined Moccasins,
Sole, Kip and buff Leather,
Shoe Pegs, &c. SC. For sale BY
Nov2S y q. - -
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PROVISIONS.
BACON, Picked Pork, Lard, Butter, Corr
- Meal, Flour, for cash, by
LUKE PALMER.
March IL. N
Tobacco.

a Boxes super Virginia Tobacco. Also, com
4 mon chewing and smoking Tobacco-io
sale at st. Louis prices, by
CHARLES NEALLEY.
Jan 90 81
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MORE GOODS.

So S1ORE sGGCtDiS. 3.f5g
DRIDGMAN 8 PARTRIDGE, have just
I'D received
100 sacks Rio Coffee,
5Ochests and boxes Y. H. and Imperial Tea,
90 hhds N. o. Sugar., ~ bbls Molasses.
a bbIs loaf do 2 bbls Nader,
3 Tierces Rice, case Indigo,
so do Salaratus, s bbls Linseed Oil,
100 sack G. A. Salt, S Tanners do
100 casks Boston nails 9 casks Sperm do
tins Iron, $50 Plough Moulds, p
which they offer, wholesale and retail, each
for cash.
Nov %
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

Persons using the Life Medicines, X
viscd to take the Pills at night, N - -.
quantities to operate two or three uns'
the bowels in the course Of the ns ..,,
Also, take tablespoonful OF the B.'.,
an hour before each meal For tno.s
delicate constitution, haN the quanus'
be sufficient.
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70 THE PUBLIC,

YHyIIE undersigned Chiefs, Braves and head
IL Men, Of the, Sac and Fox Nation of In
dams arc determined to recognize no contracts
made BY q dislffected Band of their people,
known As Wish-e-co-maques 1iard Fish'sl
Band. % debts that they may have con
atrscted, OF may hereafter contract, will be
paid by our Nation, either out Of our AnnuI-
ties, or at anyYfuthre sale of our lands.
DEss MdlNEs RIVER, MAY S, 1910.
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l44 4 AND CANDLES.
CONSTANTLY on basna.e md 4 a. 8. i, +
" cheap, by $50 II " Maanr q & ~ ~ =
March IL. IS. ~ = '.sA III - -.
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! OREGON HOTFI !.

b Z G 2 re r w s. IGH T.
WIZ EERE he will be happy to receive, hi
Wv friends and the pntlic generally. nn,
Will give them as good fare as the coun
tsyswin afford. -, -
Darlington, Nov. IA 1889.
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FEyHANKFUL for the liberal manner in
q which the travelling community has pa
tronized our Ferry, we take this method Of in
forming the public generally, that cur Steam
Ferry Boat, low ~ is stillin complete order,
and regularly running as Ferry Boat between
BURLINGTON and MONTREAL, during
high water three times each day, from eight
O'Clock in the morning, till FIVE in the evening.
The roads are in good order to Montreal, and
travellers can rely on coming to the river at
that place, at all times without any inconven-
fence.
In low water, the IOWA will ply constant
y between Burlington and the opposite shore.
We intend to keep the cheapest Ferry on the
river. as we are practical steamboat men and
Fengineers and give personal attention to the
boat at all times; we assure the public they
will be safely transported across the river at
all times. The rates of Ferriage will be as fol-
lows: e
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Ke-c-kuck x Sac Chief
mark
Wa.ke.cha. x
We-kep-pnc-e x
Pa-nos-se K
s Wy-tup-pe.not x
Wa-puc-qna-Ias-kuk K
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Pe-shak-a-see x
name x
Ne-lnali- mime <
Pasme-Was-sa-skuk K ,5
Ma-ke-che x.
Na-po-ak X !,
Ia ke.ta-ah-pe K ~
Me-eiie- nlo-oke K IS
Wah-can.ah x
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Ap-pa.noose x Sac Chief

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Wish. ko,sah K
Puech .eenswah x
Thck-quoss x
III Rail -mo-sine.a-tuck X
Wah-si.nou x
l-o-nall x
As-ke.puck--wah *
Qaah-quah- hose x
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Nah smuck-kee x
Quas.que-tun X
Wah-cum-e x
Nah-to;a-que x
Lns-se.hahn x
Cat-teese X
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NEN. GOODS,

~ ~ IFILF ~ u LUO1Jt3, 80 a 80
r UsT received by the Subscribers, Palm
~ leaf hats; bonnets and hoods, new sly les;
fancy prints, nluslins and cambrics. 4,
Also-Farming and blackstniths tools of all.
descriptions, iron, castings. wooden ware and
groceries, for Sale low, Tor cash, by A
.5 III BIsIDGAIAN s. PARTRIDGE Y,
NAV 2a M IS isEs $ 81 49, 5t
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THE IOWA DIRECTORY,
EMIGRANT'S GUIDE,
FOR
$780,

- -------. g It is a goodly sight to see
What God hath done in this green forest land
What fruits of fragrance blush on every tree
What charming prospects DER the hills expand;
The oak on high-the waving grass below
Mixed in onemighty scene, with varied beauty
glow
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Wa,Pel-lo x Fox Chief,
Pak, sab x I'd
Wah-se: can-e-qua x
New! she-wah-t -sa x
Ne-se-ka x
Mish-shii- wah-tap-pe K
Puck-o-cah x
Nah-eote-tete, X
Pah-t e-tahn. e-haut K
Nin-ne mee-ku x
{ Wise quak.ah x
Non-ne-que-kish-ko <
Muc-ko-tak -kit-erme K
Iom-wass x
Nah-nah-qne-shik <
Nier-shin -nau-ne X
No,tauke que x
Ne-mem-uk x
y Mo-Whah x
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Poy- sheek X Fox Chief
Wah.co.shall;she X Do

Pey-sheek X Fox Chief
Wah-co.shallsshe x Do =.
Kano-muque x
Haw.kaW-kee x
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Afan-ne-no-was-sit <
4. Man-ne-neat x
Pal.as-kuk x
Ko.ko.wich x
llo-can x
Pe-nosh Y
Mes,que-pec-que x
Man-nah-no.pe x Is
Mish-she-co-lnack x
I Wahspushse-con x
Nan.no-wah-kah x
Muck-qua x
Che-paque x
Pah-pa-pGc-que.se x
Suk- ke-mah x
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ttest. us. Indian Interpreter
for Sacs and Foxes.
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTYcE.

March 10. 1910. ~
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200 Dollars Reward.

WlLL be paid to any person who will
deliver to me my two servants, DA.
Wy and BOB, or lodge them in the Charles
ton Work House, so as may obtain them,
and on proof to conviction of their being
harbored by a white person, or one hun
dred dollars will be paid for any one of
ihem delivered or 10 ged as above, on be-
ing so proved and convicted; or if harbor-
ed by colored persons, and proved so as to
convict them, fifty dollars reward will be
paid for each one so delivered or lodged;
or one hundred dollars for the delivery or
lodgmcnt Of both. David was purchased
from Catherine Barcncau, Williamsburg
District, in 1885, Of dark color and small
head, about five feet inches high, is bold
and cunning in his manner. Bob is coal
black, slightly pock pilted, with thick lips
and plausible when spoken to, is about 3
feet 5 inches high; they are Backsmiths
by trade, and Bob plays The fiddle.
JOHN .,IcKEEGAN.
Charleston, Jan. 30 3t0
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SUilOOL BOOKS.
2 ATTN and Greek Ggammars, Excrci-
hA Srs, Dictionaries and ClaSsics.-

q ATTN and Greek Ggammars, Excrci,
IL srs, Dictionaries and ClaSsics.-
English Exercises and Gra!nmars, b,
Smith, Kirkham, Grccnlcaf and Murray.
Biographies, by Smith, Smiley, Wood
bridge, Willard and Farley
Arithmetics, Davies Smiths. Smilcy's,
Pixies and Bridges
Kirkham's El"culion, Pnrter's g. Towns
Analysis. Parker's Progressive Exercises
in English Composition. Historical, and
Scientific Class Bnoks.-
1st, End and 3rd Book of History for
Children. Wilards Universal History.
Tytler's History. Grimshaw's History
of the United States, with Questions.
Wilarps Republic of America. Roman
Antiquities
Philosophy, Botany and Chemistry, for
begiuners-he same Tor advanced pupils.
Davies Algebra, ttcnme'rv, Surveying
and Linear Perspective. Hntton's Ma,he-
malics. Bonne> Gas US Algebra Play
fairs Euclid. Vnce's Fiuxions. Keti,
on the Globes. Simpsons Comic Sec
TONS
French. Italian ?rd sp., isl! GTammars
and Dictionaries. French Exercises aud
ColluIuial Phrases. Perri:I's French Fa-
bIcs. B1lmar's ana Lrbrun's Il, T,lrmaqur.
vi. dc Washington, L'ilis,uire Elats U
MS.
ALMANACS FOR 1910.
The Penny Magazine AID Cyrlopcda
from 1882 10 the past year. Pickwic
Paper. Waverly Novels. in r"r"pI"l
sets, and variety of othcrsa
Stationery,
Toys and Fancy B'xr<, Victoria Stec
Pens, Ruled Account Paper, Porcelain
States, Visiting Cards. Sc.
For Sale "
ALEXANDER YOUNG.
January IS. 3r7
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ROHtN POTATOEy.
A NEW SPECIES.

II lfLF C1 II S11IC'
NOR SALE, at the Post Office by p
III Thornton. The Cullivator's accoun!
of them is as follows:
"This is new and extraordinary varie-
ty, which has latlev appeared in Switzer-
land, and has been cultivated in this coun-
try but two years; 1t surpasses all Others
in size and productivcncss-is quite farina-
ces and of excellent flavor"
Judge Buel, in the Cullirator, of No
vcmbcr last, says: ave obtained TWO tu-
hers !ron France last fall, and through
the Kindness Of an esteemed friend, we
have been enabled to increase orr seed 10
pounds. We divided the lubcrs into sets
o: two eyes each, and we planted one set!
in hills four feet apart, in piece of ground
much shaded and rather low condition.
We dug, weighed and measured the crop
on the 18th September. Ii weighed 525
poun:!s, and measured nine bushels. They
are undoubtedly the most productive vari-
ty Of potatoe we ever met with. The 3
tubers first imported, cost Is dollars"
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Direct Hmportatio,.s.

English Rza;ss, EsEaiaAets, &c.
TIE Subscribers would inform their
friends and The public that they have re-
cenlly imported lrom BURY. England, ii
heavy supply of superior
PLAINS f. DL-A-VAE7'S,
which they can afford to sell at prices as
ow as they can b. purchased i'll Chnrles-
OIL. Those waiting 10 purchase
Negro Cloths sssa Blankets,
will fad it 10 their advantage to call and
examine their assortment.
They have also, just received from the
agent Of The manufacturer in Hailand,
full assortment OF
EOLT!NG LOTIS,
O! various sizes, which they warrant to b.
a superior article, and which they will s"l!
at reduced prices.
G.. & F. MATHESON.
Dec. 81. ~
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EsFs. Carpenter IS Eaoizanes,
E3EING desirous of reducing their pres
G-D ent stock of GOODS, bclure getting
EEzIS YsSs7NG s-sGs-.
will (untiI the first of April,) sell what
they have, al very reduced prices, for cash.
Their stock consists nf
White, black and c0lore Silks and Satins
for Dresses,
Smyrna, Satin Luxor, Pond;cherry,
White and black Hernia Gauzc lov dresses,
French E.nbroieres,
Fancy Shawls and Scarfs. Gloves,
Silk and Slohar Hose,
Straw Eonnc!s, and Ribbons.
With many o'hcr article. unnecessary to
cnrmerate. Those having cash 10 SPARE,
may rely upon beng surpIie:' with any of
the above articles al prices N: cil lower
than heretofore. Feb. Z.
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S(h(hh!.h!lNQ ORR
AT THE
ACTUAL COST,
PFOR CASH.n

FE7H E subscriber being determined to les.
Il sen his stock of Dry Goods, Hard
ware and Saddlery, persons will do well
TO take advantage Of this opportunity OF
purchasing Goods at the actual cost, for
cash. The stock comprises in part:
Very heavy DufTil Blankets,
Mackanaw Blankets,
Large French Bed Blcnkets,
Blue Plains,
Negro Linseys,
Superfne black. blue, invisible green.
brown and mix'd Cloths,
Superfne black, blue, drab and other
colorcd Cassimeres,
Supcrfne Doeskin Cashmere,
Supcrfne and common Sattinetts, of
all colours,
Rogers best Welsh Flannel,
White & real Flame. nf every quality,
Cotton, worsted and silk Stockings,
Superline and common Irish Linens,
superline and common Long Lawns,
Erd-eye ald common Diapers,
Fine and ommon Caiicoes,
Coloured ambrlcs,
Fgurd and cross-barr'd Muslins,
Plain acd figur'd Swiss Muslins,
Bobbinet Lace,
Splendid tig'd black Satin Vestings,
White and co!oi'd iIcrsellis do.
Fig'd black Silks, at so cts. for ladies'
dresses,
handsome plain black Silk,
Black Silk Velvet,
Black Iabby do.
Shallys and Mouslin Delaincs,
Mcrinocs Of all colours,
Bombazettcs Of all colours,
Fongces, very low,
Fine strip'd Homespuns,
Blcach'd and unblcach'd Homcspuns,
:::ALSO::::
Salt, Iron, Sugar. Coffee, Tea, Cordials,
Best Sherry and Madeira Wines,
Best French Brandy,
Best Holland Gin,
Monongahela and N. Carolina Whiskey,
Port Wine in bottles, (vrry olL,)
With many other articles. by
IAYMAN LEVY.
Jan. 7,
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Regi!nental Orders.
Jan. 25.

CAMDEN, Jan. %, 1910.
ENPURSUANNEo of orders from BrIga-
Il dier General CANrEY, an election is
hereby ordered, for Cnl"nel of the 22nd
Regiment, S. &. NJ, on Saturday, the 9TH
of March next, to fill the vacancy occa-
stoned by the ,'2&.'! &C Col. John Chcs:ut.
Captains, or T:icers commanding Com
pahies will order to their assistance, two
subaltern officers, and hold an election on
said day, at their respective muster grounds
for Colonel, assemble at Camden on Mon
day, the 9th, count over the votes and
make return to the Brigadier General.
S. S. TAY aOR,
Lieut.. Col. Commanding.
J. D. MURRAY,
Ajlutant a2d Reg't. S. G. NJ.
Jan. 25. 7tS
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Feb. s.

Camden Bridge Company.
THE Board of Directors Of this Company
have determined that no contracts will be
made for crossing the Bridge by the gear;
but persons will be required to pay for
each time they pass. To obviale the in
convenience which may attend The furnish
ing change for the payment of Toll on evc-
ry occasion, tickets, authorising the pas
sage Of man and horse, carriages, &c. &c.
in any quantity will he furnished on appli-
cation 10 the Treasurer, at the Bank of
Camden; and when tho amount required,
shall exceed five dollars, notes payable On
The lst day of January next, will be taken.
J. c. WEST, Sec'y. & Treas:
Jan. lS. 4l7
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Also
Received on CONSIGNMENT,

A small quantity of the Alvarado or Twin
Cotton seed. a, So so bag, containing Il
pint. The proprietor, Mr.. W. Moor, Of
Winnsborough says. should persons buy
ing this seed not like the Cotton, after
raising one crap fit, if they keep it un-
aGulterated or unmixcL, and will return all
Of the seed raised TO me, by tie frsr Of
November, next, the money will be re-
funded TO the amuuht Of tn. purchase.
+. THORNTON, Z.
Jan. 2J.
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q All persons having de-
mands against the Estate Of the late Mrs.
Susannah Baldwin, are requested TO rem.
der them, duly attested; and all indebted,
to make immediate payment to the sub
scriber. An early settlement of her affairs
is desired.
W. J. GRANT, Err.
Feb. |. 30
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Town Council of Camden.
ID ESOLVED, That the Town Council
III will not grant any other License
than No. 3-,he price of which is fifty
dollars.
Passed unanimously, January rs, 1910.
J. nj. DESAUSSURE,
Feb. l.-59. Intendant T. C..
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SHERIFFDS SALES.

EgY virtue of sundry Executions TO me
O directed, will be sold before the Court
House in Camden, on the first Monday and
Tuesday, being the End and 3rd days of
MARCH next, within the usual hours Of
sale, the following property, viz:
One Tract Of Land, containing three
hundred acres, more or less, on which the
defendant now lives, and bounded as fol-
lows: ON the west by the Mickle's ferry
road, on the north by the lands of Col. D.
c. Quinlin, on the east by lands Of John
Knox, and on the S"ut'rby lands of Mrs.
Jane Mayhem, levied Cpon and to be sold
as the property Of james Creighton, at the
suit of Jane Mayhem. Also,
Conditions, cash. Purchasers to pa
for titles.
EENI. G.t3s, S. X. D.
Feb. 6, 1870. Price adv. So co
n. BAT the same tine and place,
will be sold two good work horses on a
credit OF xSmonihs.
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NO : =.
a LII Persons having demands against
la the Estate of the lr, sol. JohnChcs-
nut arc requested 10 hand them legally al
tested, to the Execulrix and Executors,
and those who are indebted to the said
Estate are desired to make paymcntto
ELLEN Chestnut, Erccutrir.
JAMES CHESTNUT,
THOMAS WHITAKER, Er'rs.
JAMES CHESNUT. Jr.
Feb. ]. snIl9
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For sale at the post-offce,
Stationery e. ScsloOl-sROOEks,

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Stationery e. School, IL OOks,
AmOng vhich are the to!loaoing:
Woodbridge's Geography, with Atlas,
Snil!l's do do
Willis do DO
Greenlears English Grammar,
kivnham's do do
Murray's do do
Adams Arithmetic,
Smiths do
Pixies do
Key to do
Walkers S;cb"ol Dictionary,
Columbian Orator,
Nalonal Reader, Murray's Reader,
New Y"rk Reader, Nos. |, 2 and 3,
Cabb's Juvenile Reader, Nos. |, 2, & 3,
Parley's Little Reader,
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Memorandun 3 oks,
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plcte assortment offresh and genuine Gar
den Seeds, with whicA he will be happy
10 supply his friends on fair terms, and
warrant them good.
JAMES r. MckAIN.
Jan. 4.
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NDE'ai,N

NDEaET1
rs hereby given lhat>'hc co-partncrship
IL heretofore existing between the sub
scribcrs, under the firm Of Peck < vii.
liams, at Bish"psiIe. Sumter District, =.
c. and Berlin, Conn.,, is this day dissolved
by mutual consent.
Russell V. Peck is Authorized to settle
the business of the concern.
RUSSELL V. PECK.
JONATHAN G. WILLIAM
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Iiume's Landing.
STEAM BOAT ARRANGEMENT.

S!EI-N BOlT ENHANCEMENT.
7sEHE subscribers, Agents Of Steamboats,
NJ r ying betwcecn this and Humc's
Landing on North Santcc, have agreed to
establish the rates Of Freight on C,tton at
Fifty Cc2,:s per :.i!., aud on T.~igil to
HHnir's, al onc third the of the Freight
from this place 10 Camden or Columbia
Boatmen can, therefore, depend on having
their Cotton forwarded with despatch.
ROBINSONS g. CALDWELL,
Agents Steamer St. Matthews.
SHANNON s. M'GEE,
Agents Steamer Camden.
r. & ] CALDWELL,
Agents Steamer james A ams.
Charleston, Feb. 4. $40