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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-04-12
DONATION PARTY.

TNHE person to be benefited by this Donation.
l. has strong claims upon sympathies, benevolence
and llberality of his friends and eighhors-compris
ing all denominations both Priests and People to-
geiher with Doctors Lawyers Mechanics and farmers.
he undersigned would respectfully solicit punctual
attendance upon this object for the per-
son al nded TO is much in want of little pecuniary aid
to help him still TO persevere in his labor and benev
oent work of administering the wants of the needy:
such as clothing the naked, feeding the hungry and
relieving the sick and afflicted
his call is founded upon the fact of Goods and
Merchandise. had and received; and all Interested will
do well TO take due notice, and govern thems lives ac
cordlngly by so doing, they may themselves the
unpleasant task of being compelled to wait upon one of
the select committee appointed by the strong arm IF
the Law tor that purpose, aided by of the pruden
ila committee Justice of the Peace The place of
deposit will be at the counter of the undersigned who
VIII ever be in waiting to receive whatever NAV be
donated. and at any time will be acceptable between
this and The fifteenth of next month but beyond that
be careful. ROYAL b. WALDO
Southport February 8th. lP4I "a
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MORTGAGE SALE,

MORTGAGE SALE.
nefanlt having been made in the payment of certain
Dprncipal and interest moneys due upon an nden-
ture of mortgage, executed by Giles Gregory of The
Town of Moravia, Cavuga county and state of New
York to Enos Nichols, Of Like county, of Hi
nois bear ing date tn 9Th day of October, a. u, 1899,
and recorded in the off of the Register of Deeds of
Racine county, Wisconsin territory on the 18th day
of November, A. d. lS39 at twenty minutes past o.
clock F. VI. in record book of mortgages a, at pages
349, $780, and 81. which there is claimed to be d.e
at the date Of this notice the six hundred and
eighty nine dol ars and hrty-six cents. Is 689 3d.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That BIZ virtue of
power of sale contained in said mortgage, and in pur-
suance of the statute in such made and provided
will be sol! at PUBLIC AUCTION to the highest
bidder at the Temperance House. kept by Hollis Whit
ney, in the town of Southport the 18th day of June
next at eleven O'Clock in the forenoon of that day the
premises described in said mortgage, much there
OF as will satisfy and discharge said principal and in
terest moneys and costs. to wit " II the fol owing
piece or parcel o. land being the south half of the north
west quarter of section No. twenty three (2j) in town
No. two ~ north Of range No t" enty two {22) east"
ENOS NICHOLS, Mortgage
Dated at Southport, March Is, A. ID. 1872
FRENCH & FUTILE, Attorneys 3f2tn4O
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ID. W:FLKER,
PHYSICIAN &. SURGEON.

May be found at all times, (unIess pro
fessonally engaged at his office, corner
OF Main and Pearl streets, ready 20 attend
promptly to the business Of his profession.
Surgery and diseases Of the eye par,icu-
larly attended to.
Southport, June 1941. 1yn1 W
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TAILORING.

BERNARD MCLAUGHLIN
ST1LL continues to make all kinds of Gentlen. en- 8
~ Clothes to order. He will be happy to accomo-
date all who may favor him with their patronage and
the Public may rely upon his executing his work in
fashionable and handsome manner
Cutting done 10 order and warranted to fit.
n. Is. All kinds Of gram taken in payment, and work
done upon the shortest notice.
Produce TO be delivered when the work is done, in
every instance.
Southport, March i, 1S41.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

A complete assortment OF BOOTS and SHOES.
Among the number, Cater Boots; Kid, Morocco and
calf skin Doors and SHOES for Ladies' Gentlemen s
calf, Kip and thick Boots and Shoes. Misses Boys
and chlldrens Boots and Shoes in great variety Over
Shoes. Gum Elastic Shoes
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AN INFORMANT DISCOVERY FOR
rheumatism, Fecer Sores. White Soeliings, Mfan
nation IN the Eyes, Burns. ,Soelted Throat
ScnrIef Earor 4.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-09-14
For The Camden JOWrnal.

Mr.. Editor: What pr0digio"SIy irGj0a"d idea
.:Jus,icc" advanced in your last Journni! and how
..rikingly and hlppily illustrated and confirmed BY
notorious facts!
The important and splendid discovery is this: that
there can b: bqt Lutte ear Of an "crcess q currency
,0he the continuance of specie Pigments rs heId as
a guaranty of sOlerncy" o.! yc golfer headed Cdl-
Aounsss GJuges, R,g"eto, G'lI"ti"s' What noi-
rsesye have brcn utcrmg for ten yc'rs past. Up
tosfheIOth of My, 1897, the Banks every where
...continugd spe:ie prynonts." Th"'c could have
been no excess up to that time. You were wrong.
gentlemen. History is fabu"us-fac'S arc no facts
at all. Perish all; but live and flourish in immortal
triumph the profound, splendid aud impershab!c
TRUTH inst announced. AbMlNAlloN'
P.S-Wil not Justice continue 10 shed the
light of his luminous and original intellect on this
prodigious TRUTH Till those bank and currency CHAR
latans, Racquet, Gougc ct i'd omnc genus, s.;all bc
constrained TO cry ont pcccav, or with Capt sc"trS
coon, " don't shool-its 10 uSc--l'll come down"
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DIED-In this District, on Monday the 9th
ult Mrs. SARAH ANN, consort OF J. c. Dolby,
Esq, after a severe illness OF two weeks. By
this affective stroke of an all wise Providence.
a bereavcd husband and five young children have
to mourn their early and irreparablc loss.
On the 10Th ult. at the residence of her father,
in Fairfield District, Miss CYNTHIA E. CRUmP-
TON, only daughter Of Zachariah and Lydia
Crumpon in he 10Th year of her age.
At his residence in Wilcox county Ala on the
l0.h inst. David Mcmillan, i'll the 4Sth year of his
arc.
The deceased was native of Scotland, born
in the county Galloway near Newton Stewart,
but for the last u years citizen of that State.
lie was kind husband, an aliecionac father.
generous friend, and a consistent mem er oI the
Baptist church In his last moments he express
ed his firm confidence in God, and died III the
full hope al blessed immortality. L.
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ElTNW GOODS

TT7I1E subscriber having Just returned lroth li.c
North, and having bestowed much PANS IN
selecting a HANDsoMEsu supply of Fancy ana o'aPie
GOODS, (Which are now opcn,) offers the same
at unusual Low PRICES. They consist III par'
as follows e.. c:u.
Col red and hlack rich figured Pou lie Sole oltkS
Black Satin stripe gro de Antique Silks
Bla k gro d. Rhine and gro lie Swiss SIZES
Half Mourning Loui|Ienne "a new aEtlce)
Superior Mnuslin Declines
Elgant SILK Fou'ar'is
Black an,I embroidered silk Scar!s -
Mnlisn Drlaincs of every description
Super b!lck AIpacka "a rev ar'cle)
Chrna Urcu Vekri Points
do do Shaded do
F. crant Velvet Mantllas
Black tillrl & Owes and hlitts 49,
adde's colorcd aid black Kid Gloves, supr qnal'ty
G,u,Icmen.s H. skin, black and colorrd Gloves,
Super English silk Stockings
S lk HnudkrrchriS. OF every description
Velvet Neck R,hons Ling White Kid Gloves
Doe Silk lamdkerhrtS
Handso ,c co"rrd lzarcens
t'ou ard and MnusIin urlane Shawls
Elegant vork,d tEemesetts
do em,roidcr Collars
do worked Cuffs
Plain Hems,chrd AMI embroidered Camoric HdKl5
Lacrs of every desert Plion
Ladies' WAIST Gidles
Sewing Six Fringe, for dresses
>np'rI"r French rInls
Calicucs: OF every quality
irish Linens and Lawns Barnsly Sheetng,
Fur ure and lamblic Dimty
Furniture Fragr, Furniture Prints
Go ton CumbrI,s AID Jacunet Musllhs
Swiss and Ronk MuslIns
D,m.sk Table Cl"lis and Nankins
n hi.c aud col.rrd Cotton Stockings
Suprr Euus Long Cloth
UnLeachrd ilohrspuns' very cheap
L:u,ion Oannhurgs and Drines
Colured Homrspun- AMI hicks
Su;cr French Bon bazePns
black aud colorcd Mrin""< and Circasslans.
WOCjenS.
Supcr plain and wo>r Beaver Cloths
Extra wool. ed Black Cloth
riuc and brown do
Sup new s,lle Fancy Cassincrcs. assorted colors
Suprrfine Cashmcrclis
Kentucky Jrans oI every descrl' ton
Asserted colored ,tnets and Casslmeres
lpswick Drawers and Shirts
Tweed Ca>simre
SplrnlI Vrsings
Bath Wonl Bed Blankets
Gra lc BIanRrts, Heavy Duffil Blankets
Ne Lro Lirsrys and loths
). h.:e un carl,r F'lannrls,
Green B,ckiLg Baizc, Victoria Shawls.
SHOES.
a corp Gle asSortm-n OF Ladies Morocco and AID
S,ipp,r RS; Grnlirmens Shoes, ass'rte BN's and
Nj srs SHOES, assorted quality; Miss I'aitcr Boots
Flats and Caps.
a complete MS ,oiIn,n ot Hats
Fur Cap,, o caps, Navy Clot and Glazed Caps
Cloth Caps with Fur thinning, sraru Caps
ALSO-Blacksmuh's Bettoaos, Anrils, Vices,
.Screv PLates, CoAils' Arcs, Hoes, SpadeS Shor-
els, Manure Forks, Nails, Hon, Curry Combs
ALSO-A complete assortment OF SADDLERY
Camden, sent II. h. LEVY.
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Far the Camden Journal.

The Lynches Creek Union Temperance Society
met at Bethel Church Oh the 23d ofJuy, 1872. Al
ter prayer, J. NJ. Bradley was called to the chair,
and 5. P. Murchison appointed secretary. The fol-
lown- resolutions were then adopted.
l. Rcsolrcd, That the officers of this society shall
consist of President Vice President, Secretary and
d board of Directors composed Of five members
2 Resolred, That the Chair appoint commit
tcc to prepare constitution fer the government oil
this society.
3. ReSo.red, That this society meet on the third
Sabbath i'll August to receive the report OF SAID con-
mttcc.
The following officers were then elected under
the first trcsouiion-Dancl Bcthunc President; Kew.
IL. L. Ti!!cr Vice President; >. MLrchison, Secrc-
tary; James Bell, John McLaurin, JOHN Bran'ain,
Rev. T. Berry and john J. McSwccn, Boaid OF d.
rcctors,
Rcsolrea, That we now adjourn 10 meet again
on the third Sabbath in August next.
J. NJ. BRADLEY, Chairman.
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United States District court.

DISTRICT Or SOUTH CAROLINA.
In The Matter Of Herman Holleyman Jr late e'
The firm Of Lolleyman d. GaSs; merchants u
C1,nden
d to So a" "Ff9 G Le D" DsTof oft S" S"TI
Catona Nuiicr is H. rcbr ni,en that cause hr
shrwn lefnre The said Court, at he F, ,drral Court
House in Charleston, OIL the nineteenth day of No
vcmlrr next, at eleven o'clock, A. NJ, why the said
Herman Hoeyman Jr. shou not receive his dis-
charge and certificate, asa BANKRUPT.
Charleston, 22I day of August, 1919
ii. Y. GRAY, Clerk.
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NCgrOes Wanted.

TgNI1E E subscriber still desires to purchase Negroes;
l. especially in families; hut young likely men
and women would he taken, and .sh prd for tIcnl
He will probably, want the services of an OVER
SEER, to conduct tho Negroes TO Mississippi, and
manage them there. Liberal wages will he given to
pcrs"n with the requisite qualifications.
GTPosscssion Of any Negroes furnished may be
kept by the seller till the 18th Of October or Isl o!
November, and perhaps later
". L. JOHNSON.
Sept. H. 3ll.
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For he Camden JOurnaI.

Mr.. Editor: We are informed that Col. JAMES
C. Halle intends rcsigninG his commission AL OF
soon after, the ensuing Military Encampment.
Although it is to be regretted that our hcg'-
ment is likely to lose so popular and efficient az
officer, we are pleased, nevertheless, to state'
that in the event of vacancy, We are at liberty
to offer the name Of Maj. JOHN D. MURRAY, as
candidate to fill the same.
MANY OFFICERS.
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United States District Court.

LID oP SLU -SAhOLlINA.
IN BANKRUPTCY
WHEREAS, Bcnj,min +. Sadler formerly rher-
w chant, Of Lancaster District, South Carolina,
hath filed Petition prayi"g that he may te declared
a Bankrupt, pursuant to the Act Of Congress Of tho
United States made, and now in force, concerning
Blnkrupts, and that he may have tho benefit of the
said Act; this to give notice Of the said Petition.
and that hearing thereof will be had before tho
Honorable Robert B. Gichris, Judge of the said
Court, at Court TO be holden at the Federal Court
House, in Charleston, on Monday the twenty-si1th
day Of September next at eleven o'clock, A. M, at
which place and time all persons interested may ap
pear and shcw cause, if any they have, why the
prayer ofhc said Petitioner should not be granted.
Charleston, 29th day of August, ls42.
II. Y. GRAY, Clerk.
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Committed

'G'o tho Jail of Kcrs,aw District, Negro Fellow
l. who says his name is DAVE, and that he
belongs to William Woods, near Salisbury, N, C.
He APPEARS TO be about thirty or thirty FIVE years Of
age, has large mouth and speck near the sight Of
the right eye. The owner is requested to come fol-
ward, prove property, pay charges and take him away
Aug. l7--e7. ]. NETTLES, Jaile,,
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United staiCs District Court.

DISTRICT OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
In The m"tter of Danp B. Nc Laurin, a Bankrupt.
EDTR:. UANT to an o, der olthc District Court of
Il me United States, for the District Of South
Z .ona notice hereby given. that cause br sheHn
rfnc the said Court, al the Federal Court Horse
in lhr CITY of Charleston, the thIrd day of O.
cembcr H. xrl Och cx, a NJ. WHY the said Daniel
B. AlcLaur should not receive his Discarge and
Certificate, as BANKRUPT
H. Y. GRAY, Clerk.
Charlrsirn, sc"t. 5 1911 Al
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The election held in Charleston on Monday
5th inst for Mayor and Aldermen, resulted in
the choice Of the following gentlemen: Mayor.
John Schniere; Aldermen, Messrs. ]. A. Hop
kins, C. NJ. Furman, Il. Y. Simmons, w. Ii.
Inrlesbv. Thos. ]. CAN'T, J. NJ. Stocker, Geo.
Kinloch, c. Patrick, John Hunter, S. p. Ripley,
Geo. BUST and \. Mcdonald
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Committed

70 the Jail Of Knrs.aw District, coloured girl
IL who calls herself Elizabeth Williams, and
says sIc is free; that she was born and raised in
Charleston, which place she left about eighteen
months ago. and went to Fayetteville, and from
thence TO Ihi& pace. She has no free ppcrs 10 show,
and is now in Jail as u runaway. Said girl is about
lS or 10 years DID,
Sept. Is. J. NETTLES, Jailer.
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The charter election in Savannah (Geo) was
held on the 5.h inst and resulted in favor OF the
democrats by an average majority of Ill. Last
year the wings elected all their candidates but
three.
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Money Found.

VTIIICH the owner can obtain again; but it will
w he required of hIm to dcscribc the same. lis
amount, pay for this advertisement and give gratu
ty to the negro who found it. Apply to
JAMES CHESTNUT.
Sand Hills, Aug. 81, 1912 Bal
P. .S.-Ifnot applied for in six months, it will be
given 10 TIE negro.
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DISSOLUTION.

'snlE CoPartncrship heretofore ex sting under the
Il firm of Bciden g. Watson, is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. The name Of the firm will be
used in settling up The business Of the c'rn.
A. J. BELDEN.
". NJ. WATSON.
Ang. 90, 1912.
S'[iE subscriber feeling grateful for the liberal pat
ronage afforded the late firm of Bclden g. Wat
son. respectfully tenders his services to their friends
and the public generally, and solcis continuance
of the patronage heretofore extended, and as other
Iaors OF The place have reduced their charges 10
ind 20 per cent lie invites customers to call and he
Will warrant satisfaction both as 10 prices and work.
He will he found at the old stand, one door north Of
the Masonic Lodge, and three doors sonth Of the
Post Office. A. ]. BELDEN.
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United States District Court.
DISTRICT Or SOUTH CAROLINA.
-.rM DAN NKDTT DINO "


IN BANKRUPTCY
TI7HERE3SJo!n w. Blskin, Planter, of Lancass
w ter District, Sc. hath filed a Petition praying
that he may be declared u Bankrupt, pursuant to
the Act of Congress Of the Uhed States, made, and
now in force. concerning Bankrup,s, aud that ho
may lye the benefit Of The said Act; this is 10 give
notice of the said Petition, and thata hearing there
of will be Lad before the Honorable Robert b. Gill
christ, Judge of said Court at Court TO be hold
en- at the Federal Court House, in Charlestons OF.
Monday the twcntyssixth dry of September inst as
eleven O'Clock, a. NJ, at which place andtirnc all
persons interested may appear and shcw csusc, if
any they have, why tic prayer Of the said PetitIones
should not DC granted.
Charleston, Isl day Of September, 1872.
H. Y. GRAY, Clerk,
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DETEL I.IIUKCII, mug 10, fOI1-
The society met pursuant adjournment an" was
opened with prayer, the Rev. Ii. L. TiiIcr, Vice
President in the chair The constitution drafted
by the committee was then read and unanimously
adopted The society adopted the Tctotal Pledge
We have already about fifty names enrolled, and
feel that VIC are engaged in great and noble clusc'
and that the Lord is on our si!c-wen lie Is Tor u.s.
who can prevail agrinst u? May he prosper tie
cause until Temperance shall take the wings OF the
morning, and fly 10 car;h's rcmote>, bounds.
II. l.. TILLER, Chairman.
S. =. MuRCIIsoN, Secretary.
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fee. We go for principles-not men-and II a
democratic convention should be deemed the
most efficient method Of uniting on candidate
we shal! give him our support. We hope how
.vor resort to this measure will be unncccs-
sary in the present instance.
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Posi- tive sale OF choice kkiO LOlaes..
BY w. c. MORDECAL
On THURSDAY, the l5i inst. at half past 10
O'Clock, wiii be sold, OF LAMBS wharf,
1900 bags RIO COFFEE, OF strictly prime
quality.
Samples can be seen at my store previous to
the day OF sale.
Cohdltions-under $500 cash; over 300 and
under 1000, sixty days; 1000 and under 2GOU, 90
days; 2O0O and upwards, four months, approved
endorsed notes.
Charleston, Sept. 3.
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DISTRICT OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
In ,hc meter of Daniel BeaWford, a Bankrupt
EDURSU mt to an ord of the District Court
u ol the Uniel Stacs, tort o Distr CT OF South
ar lima. motto" is hereby given, that cause br shewc
cinre tie said Court. the F, drral Court lop IT,
Chulrsi"n, on The third day ol December nr..i. at
eleven o'clock A. Nj. h, the said Daniel 8, autord
sh",L not receive his Discharge ,nd Certificate, as
a Bankrupt. ii. I. GRAY, Clerk.
Charleston, Sept. 5, lSiS. al
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Attention. Marion Cadets.

EOU are hereby ordered to parade at your rem
Il devious, on SATURDAY next, at 3 o'cluck,
+. NJ, in white pantaloons, properly armed and
equipped. By order of Capt. BElcuER.
E. a. BRO!4SON, o. S.
Sept. IA, 1912
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State of South Carolina.

SUMTER DISrRICT-IN ORDINARY.
Henry Dennis VS.. Mary Dennis and others Sum.
mons IN Partition.
d T appearing TO my satisfaction that John Dem
s. mis- and wife, Josiah Dennis and vile, Cover
Willi.m Dennis som of William Dennis, d, ce7lsed
reside without The state OF South Carolina alo cSld
Ii is therefore Ordered, That they do appear (lhcy
being defendants in the above stated crsr) or
before the eighth day of December next, and object
10 the division or sale of the Real E tile of Richard
Dennis deceased, or their consent 10 the same will
entered Of record.
w. LEWIS, o. S D.
Sept s, 1912. Prs fec, SIS 80.
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TO MERCHANTS AND OTHERS,

In Camtic7, anf Neighborhood.
YaNHE urdersigr ed, owners of wagons in Cam
q den, deem 1t oar duyt ate, that we can
not afford to haul goods to and from the Boat Land
ing at lower rates than those aih previous 10 the Isl
o January last; from tie dr ot of the Rail road
at Gad>drn, 10. less than iilv CTS. pr l0D lbs until
The road is materially irpro'cd, and hav" agreed |"
do hauling on these terms onv urtil further notice.
JAMES McEWEN.
VIC W. RkNlAN
c. Fl. DAVIS.
&. j SHANNON.
THOS SALMOND. e.
J MES d HUGHSON.
w r SSER.
THIS. S rARKE.
Sept. 7. 1912.
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Sept. | f..
Partnership Dissolved.

r HE co-partners:,p heretofore existing between
the subscribers, in the name of MARTIN g.
WALTER, is this day dissolve d by mutual c~ns'nt.
The name Of the firm will only he used TO close
It's business and for which purpose either Of the uII-
dcrsigncd is authorized.
ROBERT MARTIN.
Z. w. WALTER.
Charleston, Sept. l. lS42
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Take SGticc.

Take EGaicc.
a b WNERS of property OH B,oad street arc here
W by required to put their sidewalks i'll good
order during the present month.
By order Of Council,
r. l.. WILSON, Recorder
Sept II.
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Partnership Formed

Partnership E0s'2saed.
II'lE undcrsign,d have "ss"ci'tcl themselves un-
der the firm Of MARTIN STARR s. WAL.
TER, FIR the transaction Of
FartOragG and General Commission Business
in this cly aud olirr their services TO their iIendS
ROBERT MARTIN.
EDWIN L. S1'dRR.
L. ". WALTER.
Charleston, Sept. l 1912. Bal
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Timely Notice.

FEVHOSE persons indebted TO the subscriber, and
Z who have paid nothing for theslast two or
three years, requested to call and make sasiac
tory arrangements, previous t" Return Day. Those
who disregard this notice, will find their accounts in
other hands for collection.
sept. H. Z. w. BONNEY.
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e. We are authorized to say, thai
JESSE klLGuRE has consented, if Elected, IL
Represent this District in the ntNt Legislature
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United States District Court.

Sept. 7. 1912.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-08
ny Last A vENiN0's MAIL'
Correspondence of the a. Gazette
NEW YORK MONnAX D Al


The vessel which informed you wa. ashore
yesterday OF Fire Island. proves to be the barque
Louisa. from Ma'seilles, with full cargo Of fruit,
dry goods, eorjsge. &C.. for Mssns Rowland and
Aspen~all, OF this ey-the vessel Is full Of water,
ana will probably be a total lo,s-the cargo has
been saved, but In a damaged .ta'e-yessei and
cargo arc both insured in the city.
The Warspi,e, with Lord Ashburton on hoard.
remained within the Hook until thi, morning at 7
o'clock, when she passed out with 6ne wind.
Quite moderate business was done nj the Stock
Exchange to day. Kentucky bonds advanced !
Farmers' Loan Is and Har'nmI. Southern ex
changes are dull, Philadelphia dis; Baltimore par
Virginia llsiii North Carolina 2la9l; Charleston
Savannah, Augusta lia7l; Columbus and Macon
2sa3oi Southern Life and Trus, 20; Mobile 29a3o
Montgomery 2s; New Orleans iail; Nashville s,
U; Louisville 2asl; ST. Louis has; Cincinnati 1881.
Sterling bills are quite inactive at Io7 1871, and
Frunes at 5,35.
The cotton market continues firm. The sale, n.
day are 500 bales at full prices. Flour /, beavv
Genessec at 81 s7l; 700 bbIs Ohio were taken 70,
shipment at si75a4 81; Georgetown brings s5,sj
~ for new, AMI IS 50 for old. There was no,hins
done in wheat or corn. Whisky is in better demand
OF 2tc.