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The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-09-16
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!!
Dry Goods,

Clothing, Boots end Shoes Hats and Caps Harca Groceries,
GROCERY, Glassware Drugs and 1Iedicines, &c. g.,
present reduced prices greatest expressly
the this and determined wheat
prices that fail give general satisfaction drop and examine for
yourselves. L.. p. SANGER & Co.
June 81, 1912.
Country Merchants be supplied with HATS and CAPS low be
n OTICETe partnership heretofore existing W.
A. Co. Y. having dissolved
All persons indebted whose notified that the
paid satisfactorily Goth day August
will placed proper officers
collection.
UHeat dni Flour will be received payment highest market price,
&
Ottawa, July l. i2.-5u. /" p SANGER e. Co.
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shovels and spades.

Received ana Tor SAFE on cOmmission--CHEAP
FOR CAsn--by CESHMAN 81 THOMPSON.
Ottawa Dec. "a, lS4l. lott.
Groceries, Sc.
FgNIIE subscribers have just received a large
n supply Of groceries from St. Louis, among
which arc
hhds sugar, Is sacks coffee,
ID IBIS molasses, tierce rice,
5 " white fish, chests tea,
fierce salsratus; also, pepper. spices,
ginger, soap, candles, starch, rosin, ana
other articles generally wanted IN the
grocery line,-
For sale for cash or produce, by
WALKER & HICkldN"'
Ottawa, April L. 1912. 4o--u.
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HLACESSMsgglsNG.
no the Public.

10 tEht EWNtLt.
4 HAVE taken the soap and candle factory
IL lately carried on in this place by j. j. HLL,
and will keep constantly on hand supplies Of soap
and candles.
| will retail tallcw candles of the best quality
for one shilling per pound, and hard soap ut six
cents per pound and soft soap at two dollars per
barrel. ANTHONY lINDEY.
Ottawa, July 6. 1912. Oft
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--rre 'i Hah ccHFh w Link Shsl "a NtF sou
.niRH0tnsr ? rayiors 0alsaui q. 'yoNo1 We
hete been sptft sionlcd % coaaldel iais grl;.i
fiis enr n oonsunlpsss, ,ssrsss thai Ne
aaas eiy 'q acer "a every slets sa
Nsf NJ s4g Lgug tssrre 6sts. IA fNspaat,
'fpea4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-15
VOL. HI. NO. s6i.
the stores dwellings, Sc. were filed ,and thousands
upon thousands lined the great ,horoughfares on
either side.
The Pracessfon.

At precisely 10 O'Clock, the great Procession
began to move. 1t marched up state-street
around Bowling Green, up Broadway to Union
Park, around the Park and down the Bowery to
Grand-street, through Grand-s,reet to East Broad
way and Chatham street to the Park. The Pro-
cession was arranged according to the Programme:
The Military Display one of the most bril-
liant we have ever seen, The Artillery Gonna
MES and the Light Guard. and many others, were
dressed in the first style.
The Procession was tsco hours and fifteen mia-
utes in passing Niblo's Garden, where we counted
them with as much accuracy as the circumstances
of the case would allow. Our estimate of the
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Of the Board ~ WdteT ContSst5slDte'i: ~
In receiving with my associates Of the CroDn Aqueduct
Board the custody OF the work committed to u.s. take the
occasion convey you the thanks OF OF cii-
z.as for the ZEAL and fidelity with which your
duty has been performed ana 10 congratulate you on the
virtual completion oil the work entrusted 10 you and your
in Office OF the in which both have
discharged their respective tasks, the results We ms DAY
celebrate speak in most emphatic praise Tie scieiee ana
skill OF your able Engineers have excluded all errors !"
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MISS HANNA'S Female Seminary at
YA Jamaica L. l. will reopen the lsef Nov. ol2 Al.
CELEBRATION.

SARATOGA SPRINGS INSTITUTE.
e. X BANGS, A. NJ. Principal.-The W iner Terra
will begin on the LIST Monday in November
the health as well as mental and mora! Improvement Oh
youth.
For terms, &c. apply TO the Principal
SnrinCh Oct. 5. lH42, no COnI"
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THE CROTON ODE;

Hritten the request Of the Corporation Of the GUY NJ ~
BY GEORGE z. MORRIS ESQ.
And Sung i'm front OF the Park r ouhta'D
by the Members OF the NewYork Sacred Music Society
on the completion Of The Croton Aqueduci
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NEW GRAIN MILL

We copy the following description OF new
grain mill from the Mobile Ledgr.
BY invitation yesterday, we went to see the
newly invented patent Vertical Grain Mill OF
Messrs, Miller and Two good. 1t is impossible
to conceive more simple contrivance, or one
better calculated to secure the two principal
purposes of such inventions, namely, economy
and durability. As its name imports, its motion
is vertical, and its parts are SO made that in
moment il may be adjusted to grind the finest or
coarsest kind Of meal. While we were present,
two bushels of corn were put into the hopper,
and in eight minutes it came out excellent meal.
The machines are Of all sizes, from those which
grind twenty, to those whiah grind fifty BUSH
els per kour.
For plantation, or one who wishes to take
in the toll by grinding his neighbors' corn' we
could hardly recommend a more profitable pur-
chase. 1t may be seen any day in operation at
the mill, near the ship yard.
March %.
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4 name we believe is M. Escandon, left Vera Cruz
reached Havana in time. to take the steamer
Medway, which touched at this portion Friday
| last. The names of both are in the list of pas.
sengcrs. They were also accompanied by M. A
Calderon de la Barca, the Spanish minister al
Mexico, on his return to Spain. By these per.
sons, the intelligence was brought to this city
and several commercial letters were also receiy-
ed here, stating positively the facts as we have
related them.
We further learn that it ia the intention OF
| the Mexican government, as soon as they shall
have received steamships, muskets, and other
munitions of war from England, and brought to
them under the English flag, the proceeds OF
their loan that a terrible invasion of Texas
will be made both by sea and land, that NUM-
Der of British navy and army officers will be en-
gagged to lead their troops to battle. The loan
will take no money from England, but simply
ships, steamers, and munitions of war. In
Mexico they have men, provisions, every thing
except good officers and munitions OF war
Santa Anna is furious for the invasion of Texas
and if he should succeed in driving the Texl-
ans into the United States, he intends to invade
Louisiana and Arkansas-besides threatening
the whole valley Of the Mississippi with its VEN
geance.
OF the general accuracy Of the important
facts, we have detailed, there can be no mis-
take The idea published in New Orleans, that
to England had been ceded the CALIFORNIA;, is
without foundation. No doubt England would
like to get that country, but the vigilance and
jealousy of Russia in the north west interposes
insuperable obstacles to such purpose. The
British policy is to bring Mexico and The United
States into conflict, through Texas, and by keep
inc both in state of war, to weaken them, go
as to be able to govern and control the policy
and interest of both. 1t is very evident that the
first step towards the invasion of Texas by
Mexico, a atumultuous army will rush from
the valley of the Mississippi across the Sabine.
This fact will furnish to Santa Anna, in the event
of victory, apretext to invade the United States,
and to refuse to liquidate the indemnity agreed
upon by his commissioners at Washington. 1t
is, however, not SO very certain that the Texans,
assisted by the Anglo Saxon race of this contl-
nent will not carry the war into Mexico, and
plant the standard of the "lone STAR in tie
palace of the MonteZumas.
At all events, war-ferce and bloody-be-
tween Mexico and Texas, is now certain. Let
us prepare for such events.
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RJTTNG ONES NOSE OFF.

Probably one ofthe most remarkable instances
of aan ill-bird's befouling its own nest" OCCUR
redin the House of Representatives OF the Uni
ted States during last week.
The committee on public expenditures, fear
full that Captain Tyler was about to suppress a
portion of the Hon. George PoiDdexter's report
Of his examination into that sinkof inlquity, the
New York custom-house prevailed upon the
Speaker to subpoena the aforesaid George, to ap-
pear before them with his report, and the accom-
panying documents.
The commissioner obeyed the summons; and
the committee, without stopping to read the docu-
ment, made report, recommending the printing
of a large number of the same. This was agreed
to. Mr.. Wise, however, knowing what was IN
the report, endeavored to procure reconsIdera-
ton of the vote, but the committee. suspectng
Mr.. Wise to he moved by adesire to screen John
Tyler, insisted upon the Wings adherlng to the
first vote, reconsideration was lost When the
document got into the hands Of the printer to the
House, it was found by some penetrating read
er; to odenounce Edward Curtis: justify Jesse
Hoyt, the old collector: approve OF low tarni'
and censure certain mercantile houses OF bos-
ton, for evading the revenue laws.
The fat was now in the fire, and thereupon
the Hon. John Quincy Adams commenced
crusade against Poindexter's opinions, and af
usual perverted every thing to answer bis OWL
selfish purposes. The Wings now ran abou
like disturbed hornets, and the Democrats chuck
led in their sleeves at the ludicrous situation II
which the censors of the House found them.
sclyes.-Inder.
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In Equity.
LANCASTErs nIsTRIC,

LANCASTER DISTRICT. "a ~. -;
John Evans nd5wife, ct OK! vs.. James L. soapll
and wife, Calvin I H;anley, Richard D, HunleY
John Mcleod, e.. q Bill for Partition, 2,
T appearing to the satisfaction Of the Com y;
Il missioner, III at Calvin L. Hunley, Richard De
Hunley' and 5ohn Mcleod, three Of the 'Dcfen :, :
dants IN The above named bill, reside without te9
limits Of fhs State. On motion of j. Williams,
Compl Iinants Solicitor, ordered that the said Cas
vim Il. Hunley, Richard D. Hunley and. John
Mcleod do plead, answer, or demur, TO the above
stated BILL within three months from the ppblics-
ton of this notice, or an order pro confesso will
be taken against them. -. ,..,z,,. :.
j. H. wITHERsPo ooN Ir.
- Com. Eq. Il, D.. 4
March IT, 1s42. Prs. fee. SO 50.
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The work Of rebuilding our burnt District is
now going on with spirit and soon We hope our
Town will exhibit i.s former beauty. 1t Is pleas
ant to mark the temper with which our recent
great calamity is borne by those more immediate
" interested. Such dispensations, to all appear
ance, are always attended with individual suffer-
ing; but an enlightened philosophy and pure
religion will discern the hand of an overruilng
Providence, who ever deals with the sosn OF
man, as to his wisdom seems fit Our citizens
are not cast down, but are going ahead with CON-
.mendaBle activity, remembering their affliction,
only forfhe instructive admonition which it con-
yeys.-Temperance Adrocdte.
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Sherif's Sales.

QY virtue of sundy executions tome directed,
II will be sold before the Court House door in
Camden, on the first Mondayand Tuesday in June
next, the following property, viz: .z-,s--. -
One Negro woman named Clatacy, levied upon
and TO be sold the property of John A. Peay, at
the suit of Douglass q. Cloud and others.
Also, 40 acres of Land, more or less, bounded by
lands Of James Til'er, James CIyburn and others,
levied upon and to be soldas the property Of William
Marshall, ,t the suit of Mcdonald, Kervin s. Co. Z
One tract Of Land, on little Lynches Creek, bound
ed by Iands of T. P. Ballard, Gen. Cnntey and Viii
liam Tolbt On the premises are good Dwelling
House, with all necessary outbuildIngs, Gin
House and Screw, Grist and Saw Mil, all in good
order levied upon and to be sold as the property of
John Williams, at the suit Of A. G. Croswef, Jesse
DeBruhI, c. & F. Matheson and others. -ro he
sold on account and al the risk Of the former pur-
chaser.
Six Negroes, Matilda and her five children, York,
Gracy, Nabob, Warren and Aggy, levied upon and
10 be sold as the property of Samuel S. Taylor, at
the suit Of II. Levy and others.
J. BASKIN, s. K. D.
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From tkc Nenc York Herald I'd inst.
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.
.ESCLIsH LOAN TO StNTA ANNA-INyASi

ENGLISH LOAN TO SANTA ANNA-rNvASIoN OF
TExis CERTAIN.
By the British mail, Medway, which arrived
here from Havana on Friday last, and sailed for
Halifax on Saturday, to connect with the Brl-
tannia, on her way to Liverpool, we have recelv-
ed highly important intelligence from Mexico by
a private correspondence from that capital, and
Of the most authentic character.
Santa Anna, at length, positively procured
loan in London, to the amount Of 900, ,0O0l ster-
ling-or $4,000 O00-for period of fourteen
years without the payment Of any annual inter-
est, until the period of reimbursement, when the
holders Of the stock will receive $40 for Sl00.
eut and out. The agents for this loan in Lon
don are James Morrison g. Co. of London. TIE
British government become the guarantee for its
repayment to the English stockholders, and in
consideration therco.. all English manufactures
are to be admitted into Vera Cruz and other
ports of Mexico, at nominal duty, for the same
period at which the loan is taken.
We have also learned some particulars of the
history of this loan, which we now give, and shall
add more hereafter.
At the close of last year, or the beginning of
the present, an agent from Santa Anna proceeded
to London, for the purpose of effecting loan, on
any terms or conditions. After great deal Of
negotiation in London, an agent ofthe great bank
ing house of MorrisondE Co, of London, proceed
ed to Mexico, BY one offhe West India steamers.
On reaching Mcxicoya after some negotiation, the
terms of the loan were arranged, according to
the statement we have given. On this being
effected, Santa Anna, being almost like to burst,
wrote and published the recent letters to Gene
raj Houston, President of Texas, and to General
Hamilton, the Texian envoy in Europe. 1t was
the union of the English abolition and Mexican
influence in London, that prevented the success
of the Texian loan attempted by General Hamil-
ton--and the same union that was successful in
the Mexican, aided by the Mexican mines and
trade. In the mean time, about six or eight
weeks ago, the eagent of the Morrisons, accompa-
MED by an aid de camp of Santa Anna, whose
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In Equity.
Lancaster District.

Henry w. Cheves, va. Wilson villines, James H.
Blair and wife Sarah ct al.-Bill for discovery and
reli ef
1t appearing 10 tho satisfaction of tho Commits
mi,sionor that James H. Blair and Sareh, his wife,
defendants in tho above case, reside without The
limits of this State: On motion of Wright g. Nc
Mullan, solicitors for complainant, it is ordered that
the said james H. Blair and wife Sarah, do appear
and Plead answer or dcmur to the bill in tho above
case, within three months from tho publication OF
this notice. or Judgment pro confssso win DO ordered
against against them
]. H. WITHERSPOoN, Jr. C. E.L.D.
Commissioners Office, March rs, 1882.
Printers foe, SO 50.
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Notice.

ILL persons indebted 10 the estate Of Col. David
n Miller decd either by note otherwise, are re-
quested to: come forward and make immediate pay.
ment or satisfactory arrangements and all having de-
mands against said deceased. are requested to hand
them in legally at:ested to John S. Cunningham Esq
who will act as my agent in settling up the bust.
ness of said estate.
SARAH A. MILLER, Adm''x.
May 4, 1912. 422
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South Carolina,

lNTHE COURT or COMMON PLEAS.
Jacob n. Cant: VS. Judah Observation-Disclosures in
Attachment
wNHEREAS. the Plaintiff in the above stated
q" case did this day file his declaration in my
Office agains, the Defendant, who is absent and
without the limits of this State, and having neither
wife nor attorney within the same, on whom to
serve copy of the said declaration, with rule TO
1t is ordered thst the said Defendant do appear
and plead to the snid declaration or before the
seventh day Of March, Ammo Domini lS43. or an
order for Judgment will be granted ny default.
B. GASS, Clerk.
Clerks Office, March 2.
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Mail Arrangements.
NORTHERN MAIL.

Mail Arrangements.
NORTHERN MAIL.
Due every day at 1, P. NJ. Closes every d'y {!
half past 6, Pm.
SOUTHERN MAIL.
Due every day at 7, An. Closes every day at
12, N. So i.
SU1fTERVILLE. MAIL.
Due every Tuesday and Friday at 8, r. II. Closes
every. Wednesday and Sunday at 6r.n.
u. STATEBURG, MAIL. Z
Due every Tuesday and Friday ats, Pm. Closes
every Wednesday and Sunday at G, Pm.
.s LANCASTER MAIL. !,
Due every Tuesday and Friday at 8, P. M. Closes
every Wednesday and Sunday at 6,fH.
YORK MAIL.
Due every Thursday at 10, a. H., Closes same
day at12, N. - -, 'ys's .g'sss Z
Office open every day, from haIfpast Z to ., r.n
and from 3, P. If. till sunset.
DAs no mails ure received on tho Sabbath, the
Office will not be open on that day. "15
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.WEW SHOE STORE.

STATE OF SOUTH-CAROLINA.
LANCASTER DISTCTRIT.
In the Court of Common Pleas.
Burrell McLcmorc, vs. Charles Davis,
Declaration in Attachment.
Jackson Miller, VS.. Shadrick Wright,
Declaration in Attachment.
John r. Wright, VS.. William Royal,
Declaration in Attachment,
HH7HEREAS. the Plaintiffs in the above sta
w ted cases did this day, file their declaration
IN my Office against the Defendants, who are absent
and without the limits Of this State, and having
neither vile nor attorney within The same, on
whom to serve copy of The said declaration, with
u rule to plead thereto.
II is ordered, That the said Defendant do appear
and plead to the said declaration on or before the
first day of November, Ammo Domini 1912 or an
order for judgment will he granted by default
s. BECKHAM, Clerk.
Clerks Office, Oct 80, 1871. prs fee Sc
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THE lJhfT I'D ssTa5Es DIS IafeeT eauRIs
sDISifls tfs sqS or S6y yTH CAR OITNA.
- = - =, IN ~ a f2SRfIPTEY.s .y,1.se

=
= s'slrss - "a 4aii 4aiilRGffgY
EJIlsEnEas Gsossee Mcintosh q. of;tbe firm Of
wv Bryant s Melitoyl,. late merchants and CO.
pa.tnes.. os caadep, c. hasfifd ureritoir pFay-
jag that he may be tssarrd Bansrapt Pa.suant o
.l,e Act Of eoitgresso ths U. Sshlsds,s and now M
sasco concerning Baufu and DAT lle nay hase5
Tie benefit Of the said Acls tf. isto nutFco e
.ue said Petition andthstia ea5ags .iesse 0:
had before the IIoasrab,el RoSRsr u GiLcaslsrtE:
judge &c the said Court AZ Gqurtto 30 he:dst ss
tho Fcdes Court IIour, in Charleston, on M on. :;
day, The sec. I'D day Of NAY next g. elcvsl1 l5 |
O'CLOCK, A. NJ et@wlieh place ami :ials
sons interested m. 'ppssf and shsw any
they laye,swly tl,. layer Of tic SAID Petitioner =,
should not be grantcd. <. Is
..:1! r. Y. GRAY; Clerk. :.
ApIil 81 1919 [s3 Bo1
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Notice.

ass NOTICE. s,tz
ALL Guardians Trustees and Reeeiycfs under
d the authority Of The coart Of Equity, for Ker:.
shaw District. are hereby required to- mako returns
of the Estates in their hands, on or before the9th
day of May next, presing bonds, notes,sseeri,
fcatcs of stock, ind gidepeer of choscs in
action, specified in returns, and also.sI title
deeds, bills of sales and other mnninents of title
to property purchased. .a
J. .cANFEY, u. c0mr in Equity,
April, is. -
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Notice This.

All loose brick rumnining nc uie grave yard,
Hand not claimed on or before the LIST June
next, and removed by the claimants, will be sold
for the benefit of the Town, SO that said ground
may be- cleared up. q
BY order ofCouncil.
R L-WILSON, Recorder.
April, q, 1912.
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New Shoes.


A LDEN g. co. have just received direct ffcm
IA themanufncturer, a beautiful article of gem
tenicn,s ump-bottomed Boots and high cut Shoes.
Thsyshave also lot Of Ladies and Misses Seal
and ID ofocco' slippers. All of which will'bo sold
at Their usual low prices. April 90.
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'ROoK.BINDItTG.

T1ERSoNS having Books &c. to, bind are in
L formed that Mr. Hunter has arrived IN town
and will attend to all orders Immediately, ~
May II. 3
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STATES DISTRICT COURT
DISTRICT OF. sOUTH-CAROEINA.ss

DISTRICT OF sOUTH-CAROLINA.s: ~,
IN BANKRUPTCY.s@S255. .s@S2 5.s; 3; III
WHEREAS, Christopher D.sVaughan, oyer6
" seer, residing in CIaremont county, sumter
District and State of South Carolina, hath fled a.;
petition praying that he may be declaIeda Bank
rnpt, pursuant to the Act Of Congress Of the Unitea
States, made and now in force, and that be may
have the benefit Of the said Act this is 10 giye.:
notice of the said petition, and that a hearing
of viii be had before tho Honorable Robert B. GiE
christ, Judge Of the said Court at Couf 10 he
holden at the Federal Court House in Charleston
on Monday the 9ih Of May next, at which speq
and time all persons interested may appear md
cause, if any they have, why. the prayer 'of
the said petitioner should not be granted. Z;
80 II. Y. GRAY, Clerk.
Charleston 18th of April, is42. q. 1881
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Notice.
I oST or mislaid, an order drawn ON or about the
Ia ninth of May last, by N. G. Abbott, on Messrs.
Potters & Kelsey, at Charleston, for ono hundred
and seventyai1 dollars and sixty cents, payable to
my order, and endorsed BY me. This is to caution
the public against negoclatng it, as have received
the pay for it T 49,
EDWARD BRoUGHToN.
Clarendon, April Is, 1842.
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Camden Debating Club.
The following is the question for debate on Thurs
ay evening next
Does Legislative action exert greater influence
on the formation Of morals than public opinion7
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Departed this life at Greenvillc, Miss. on the
18th March last, Mrs. MARY WILLIAMS, former
ly of Fiat Rock, Kershaw District.
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Broke ,JaiI.

nN Friday last a NJ gro man named John
~ who was confined as runaway, and said he
belonged to Deadrick Payncs, Of Orangeburg Dis
trict. John is about II or Is years of age, slim,
spare made, very blaGk and about five feet high.
ANY person app.ehending said negro and deliver
ing him to me she'll he liberav rewarded.
D. BEAUFORD, J. K. d.
April, 90.
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For Sale.

IN elegant six ectave Metalic Plate PIANO
n FORTE, ofsupcnor tone and quality, entirely
new, for sale by e. w. BONNEY..#
May 4.
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Cigars.
Camden. Free School,

Camden Free School.
TEIHE above School will commence under the in.
4 struction Of Miss Anderson, Mt the School
Room, near Mr.. Giman's. on Monday tho 10th
inst. For admission tickets apply to {. J. Shan.
non, Secretary.
E. I'll. ANDERSON, Chairman.
Committee Free Schools X. D.
May, II. ~
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Bank Agency.

Bank Agency.
Y HE subscriber continues to act as agent on
Z notes, at either of the Banks in Camden on
tho Usual terms. E. w. BONNEY.
March %.