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GOSHEN BUTTER, BUCKwHEAT, MACKE

4 VOST1EN Do TEN, DUCNW I1EAI, NIACINET
VI REL, &c. &c.
ss 40 kegs Goshen Butter sN@
IS bbls, 80 half bbls, and 100 bags Buckwheat
l6 half barrels Mackerel, Nos. l and 2
barrels and | tierce Salmon
Is barrels Cider
Z barrels Cranberries
80 boxes Starch
SO barrels Apples
90 boxes Variegated and Almond Soap
SO dozen Brooms
Is quintals Goldfish
bales Hops
so barrels New York Family Flour
Mustard, Pepper, Spices, and Roasted Coffee,
Together with full and complete assortment Of
goods usually kept in the grocery business. Just
ceived from New York, and for sale low by
nov 17-eo3t SAMUEL BACON & co. .
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DEATH.

DEATH.
On Monday, the 18th instant, in Baltimore county,
Mr.. JOHN MILLEMAN, in the 69th year Of his
age. iAtaf
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A number of Sisters Of Charity, from the pa
rent institution at Emmitsburg, passed through
Frederick on Tuesday last, on their way to at
tend the sick in the hospital in New Orleans.
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His Excellency the President of the United States
and suite, Hon. Richard M. johnson, his Honor the
Mayor and Robert Tyler, Esq, and family. willhonor
the Theatre with their presence this evening
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COMFORT FOR PLACE-HUNTERs.

In conversation with a gentleman, who occa-
sionaly visits at the White House, we learnt
from him that Mr.. Tyler had pretty much ADAM
doned all idea of being candidate for a second
term, and had determined to devote the rest Of
his time to the service Of his friends. These, to
be sure, are not numerous; but there are some
poor fellows so hard pushed for livelihood as
to be compelled, as the French proverb has it.,
"tirer le diable par le queue"-to pull the devil
by the tail. To such, this annunciation will
afford crumb Of comfort; and we will add,
(advce gratis) that the best way will be TO go
straight to the Captain--pour your troubles into
his heart, and sympathize> with him in turn.
Avoid the Secretaries; most Of these are new
men, and have host of nephews and cousins
still unprovided for but the Captain has got all
his folks fixed Above all, keep clear of the
boys, Bob and John; they have pestered Pa and
the Secretaries SO much with letters in behalf
Of their numerous toadies, that they have be-
come complete nusances. Stick to the Captain !!
District Code of La,cs.-Look at the system
of laws which now prevails In the District. e
are still under the obsolete statutes of Virginia
and Maryland, which prevailed a hundred years
ago, but have since been repealed in those States
At this moment there are in our Jail two negro
bows liable TO sentence of death, for petty rob
berry of a pair Of boots, or something Of that de-
scription.
Judge Cranch was indeed appointed some
wears since to compile code of laws for the
District; and he executed his task in a manner
worthy of itself to carry his name to posterity
IF adopted, it would have swept away much Of
the rubbish of the books, and established an UNI
equalled system of local law. Indeed, for mo-
dern Improvements, simplicity, and good sense,
it is approached only by the celebrated "Ordi-
composed by Nathan Dane, of Massachusetts, in
1887, for the government OF the Northwestern
Territory.
But Congress has not found time to examine
Judge Cranch's code.-Capifol
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ROOMS TO .RENT.-Six furnished Chambers
and one Parlor over my store. nov l7-ifeotf
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gl,o arc induced TO sustain those claims, that
,hey are in guilty neutrality Their iudifier.
ence manifesto in them the spiritof fopposiiion;
and though they take no active par. agains.lbas
virtue Which is struggling for life. yet the cold
ness CT their hearts ulnnitests laiant hostility
Those who resort to substitutes, rs wine. ale.
and beer. in leu of ardent spirits, may be con'
sidered opponents oI the cause. They mani
fcs, compromising temper. and show dis
positions to treat with the enemy. by calling ia
those nids 10 sustain the self-denial necessary
to successful prosecution Of the duty; and
therefore, by bcrakinc ihcmselves.o substitutes
and helping themselves TO something, else IN
the place Of these pernicions liquors, the use Of
which they ought 10 discourage, they Prove
that their hearts are no, renovated on The sub
iec,; there is still haukclin5 under The lniln-
ence of the old passion. and they are wiilinS 10
relieve themselves !rom the paio which they
would experience in casc of total sbs'inenre +;
these are the opponents and mol The TRENDS ''
the temperance cause.
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State Of South arolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
~ THE ONION pIEiS

EOfIN MARSH, who is in tie custody
% Gi,he Sirrr Of EdsefeId Disric..by virtue
ola wr'; Of capI.s ':d s,isa- rnhnrn. al the s'lt
oi Owen. Il Finley. t"r lhense OF s. Owens.
haring fled ed his petition in my office with
schedule on oath. OF his whole c.;a:e real and
pcrsuual. for the purpose Of ob:ainins the
benefit Of the Acts ui General Assembly Corn
m"nIy rallied the Inso'vcn, Debtors Act:
Public Notice is hereby gwen tiiat the petit
ron "i the said John Marsh will be heard and
considered in the Cont Of Common Pleas 70.
Edgef;elJ District. nj EJgefeld Court ffouse.
on the second day Of Oc'ober next. or such
other dny Of the mex, term for said Corsrt Us
snid Cour, may direct; aud al the creditors Of
said John Marsh ure hereby summoned TO ap-
pear then aud there in the said Court. TO show
cnuse. If any they ran. why the benefit of the
Acts aforesaid shonld no, be granted To the SAID
John Marsh. upon his executing the assign
men, required by the Acts Aforesaid.
geo. POPE, C. C. r.
Cirrk'S O6cc, Jnne -. l5I3
Junct5 ($i7 GaI) SIN 80
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DIR. CHAMPIONS
Vegetable Ague Medicine.

A Safe and ceriain cure for The Chils and
n Fever in al i.s complicated forms. also an
eiiec;uai remedy for fevers ofc,ery description.
This Medicine has bccn used by the propri-
e,or number of years in extensive practice.
during which time. he h,s treated soIne ihoa-
sands OF cases Of levcrs and from The success
OF this mode Of practice. Inc is confident il must
and ,eih be the prevailing practice in ieyers.
II never fails TO perform a cure of Cliills and
Fever the FIRST DAY.
Bilious, Tgphus, Nsrroas. Congestire, Fintey
aHd Reli0to fere1. ull yield 10 tic usr Of this
Medicine, aud arc cured by this system Of
practice in shorter time and with much more
certainty than hY nny Other system of practice
that has ever been recommended '
CERTlFICi iTES.
SHEFFIELD. fayetto Co. Ala. Jan. 10. IS42.
DR.. Champion Dear si-, I have been n
great favori,e Of Or. Sappinglon's Pills. sud
until las, fall had moi heard Of your pills Your
agent has left some, in this country. and have
used them in my practice To d considerable OK.
tent. and ! can with pleasure say, that as far as
my knowledge extends, they 1re much supe-
rior to any medicine have used in eases Of
FeYers: mn SO iorcby and iom personal
knowledge convinced uf the salptary and al!
important effects Of your pills. that ! am cx-
,remeiy anxious TO have you make an agen, in
Ibis vicinity. There can be large amount
sold here for cash. Yours trnly.
II. r. LEONARD, MI
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General Orders.

OeUrH, No.
gWNnE rviiU.-;-e nrct,irN'f'S -;l ,.---a.
E fur Review and Drill, at the times aud
places herein stated. viz:
The 25;ll Regimen, al Wiunsborousb, on
Saturday. the 29th Of July ncxL
The 2iih Regimen, at the nsifai parade
ground. on Tuesday ,hc Is. Of Augua next.
The 26;h Regiment Al Chss,crvillc, on Thurs
day the 3rd Of Augns.
The 9Th Resilnen, nj Rich Hill, on Saturday
the 5th oi August.
The IG.h Regiment ai Ebcncznr. on Tues
day the 9Th of August.
The 3;th Regiment si Yurkvfle, OH Thurs
day the 10Th of August.
The 31,h Regimen, at Limestone Springs,
on Saturday the i.,ii Of August.
The 3o,h Regiment near Uri"n CT. House
on Tuesday the 18th Of August.
The i5ih Regiineniial the Burnt Factory, OIL
Saturday the lstii Of hcsast.
'rbc 36il, Regimen, a, r,inmons' Old field oil
Tuesday ,!.e 24nd Of August.
The j.. Regimen, II, Brutop'sp OIL Saturday
the 2G;h Of August.
The I'd Regiment n, Torcy's nld Store, on
Tuesday the 18th of August.
The 5,h Regimen, at Hunie,'s, on Thursday
the 3ist Of August.
The 2ud kegiWeut al fIali5 Oh SatuTday
liie End Of September.
The And Regilren, at Minlons, on Tuesday
the 5.h oil September.
The Aili Regiment >, Eir.enncs. on Satur-
day tls 3sl: of September,
The 9Th Regiment at Morow's old field, on
Thursday the l5th of September.
.Fhe 9Th Regiment at LHnIax's, on Saturday
the fifth OF September.
THE 9th Regimen, e loves, on Tuesday
thc i9li Uf September.
The 10Th Regimen, ai Richardson's, OIL
Thursday the 2is, Of September:
'F!,e 9Th Regiment Us tho C.d Wells. on Sa.
,aSday the Esd OF September.
The Commissioned and non-corrmlssioncd
officers will assemble ut their respective Resi.
mental muster grounds, for drill and instruction
on the day pnsviosss TO their review.
The Major Generals and Brigudier Gene.
rails will. with their suite attend the reviews
within their commands.
Fhs BrigeSieI Generals are charged with
the cI,enri6n Of this oider so iaf as relates TO
their respective Brigndes.
BY nrder Of the Coxn,ander-in chief:
J. w. C.ANTEY. Adjt. s. Insp. Gen.
u To he published in oil The papers located
within the Brigadcs ordered out for review,
and IN continue until the reviews ure over.
Jnne % l3t %
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COLUMBIA, July 5.

COLUMBIA, jury ..
Fourth Of July.-The Anniversary oi
our indcpendece was celebra'cd yesier-
day by our ciiizens generally with every
rational demonstration Of joy, gratitude
and patriotism. A, S o'clock III The
morning the hel!s RUG merry peal, and
national salute was fired at The Aseuni.
At 6 O'Clock procession was formed by ahc
Washington Temperance Soeiety with ap.
propriate banners. proceeded by the Rich
land Rife Company and the Riehiasd
Troop on foot, and accompanied by the
citizens generally. After moving through
some Of the principal streets. they re-
paired TO the Methodist Churcc where,
after an appropriate prayer by the Rev.
Samuel Capcrs, The Declaration Of Indc.
pendeuce wRs read by Mr. Henry Null
Ter, aud an Ora,ion delivered by Mr.. b.
F. Ragis.
lu tue course Of The dag the Richlard
Tronp partook of dinner served up by
the Host Of The u. ). Hotel in his usual
recherche style, and humber Of Piquanl
and patriotic sentiments were given bv
the members and invited guests.
The Washington Temperance Society.
mel e, O'Clock in The evenine.a the beau
tifui grove cas-, Of Clark's Hoiei, in Wsi-
nu, street, ironing Mr Saowdc1's !"'.
where an abundance ~ The choicest frnilss
confectionery, Sc. &c. was dispensed :" u
large compuny Of ladies ani sen,iemcn.
The t.,a-,s generally were rncy aud op-
propriate. and several eloquent speeches
were elected under the excitement Of the
occasion. Harmony and good fellow
ship prevailed throughout the whole scene
of festivities; nor was the day desecratcd
by the appearance Of a siugIe inehria'c in
our streets. So let il rver Chronicle.
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A PICTURE.

EY c. O. EASTMAN.
The farmer sat in his easy chair,
Smoking his pipe Of clay.
While his hale old wife with busy care,
Was clearing The jinner away.
a swee, liule girl with her fiue blue eyes.
On her srandpas knee was catching fiies.
Tie old man placed his hand on her head
With tear on his wrinkied face.
lie thought how oilen her mother dear
Had sa, in .te same. same place
A. the tear stole dewn fior, his hulE shn; eye.
Don't smoke" said tie child, Z" how 1t n'akes
you cry 81
The l.ouse dog lay A.r,cbed ont on The
floor,
Where the sun. alier noon, used 10 steal,
The busy old wife. by the open door,
Was turning the spinning wheel
And the old brass clock, on tho mantel tree,
Had piotldcd along 10 ailnos, three
Sill the farucr sat in bis easy char,
While close to his heaving breast
The mois,ened brow and the head so fair
Orhis sweet grand child were prest;
Ills head be n, down. on her soft hair lay.
For asleep were they both on that summer day!
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State of South Carolina.
ABBEVlLLE DISTRICT.

IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
TOHN w. MCCLELLAN. who is in the Gus
81 tody Of the Sheriff ofAb5eyillc District by
virtue of two writs Of capias nd saIistaciendum.
o, the suits Of James II. Giles aud Wilson &c
LomaS, hayiag fled his petition with scbc.
Gule. 8a cath, o! his whole estate. real and per.
soual. for the purpose ofobtainins the benefit
of the Acts Of the General Assembly, com.
monty called the InsoIgen, Debtoes Acts
Pstii< Notice is hereby sivcn that the pe,i-
lion OF the said john w. Mckelar viii be
heard and considered in the Cour Of Common
Pleas for Abbcville District. az Abberlle Court
House. on the si1ieenM day Of Octaber next, or
such other day thereafter as the Court may
order during the term, commencing nj the said
place. On the third Monday OF October next.
and all The creditors of The said John w. Mc-
KsIlar, are hereby summoned personally or by
their attorneys, 10 appear then and there in
The said Court. to s!iew cause. ifa any they can.
why the benefit of the Acts aforesaid should
not be granted TO the sid John w. Mck.l!ar,
upon his executing tie assignment required
by the Acts aforesaid
JNO. F. LIVINGSTON, C. c. r.
Clerks 06Tee, l9tI, May. le43.
May 81 (Sl7 62i) 3m is
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D1e. CNAMPI0N'S

VEGETABLE. ANTI BILIOUS, ANri-DYspEp-
TIC PURIFYING AND cATnARTIc PILLS,
Possessing four impcrtrnt properties. for tc
cure Of disessts. sGrJaiy and eorr,rtig combined,
nne article 10 asss, die e6eet Of ano.ker, for the
bcn.fi Of the heahh Of mankind.
This medicine is recommended to the a.,en.
ton Of those afflicted with Liver Complaint,
Dyspepsia. Dropsy. Billions habits, Cos,iye-
He6s Cholera morbus. rheumatism, 'Scrofu!a.
foul Stomach. .derravedappetite, Wofnls. Con-
d'aigen, which is known by q sinking sensa-
linn At The pit Of The stomach, Janndicc, Head.
che aud sick stomach, palprnlion OF the heart.
Diarhoa. Dysenicry. or fink, Nervous sfFec-
ton Heart burn, White swelling, and all
those diSeases arising from impure blood
Price % cts. per box, and for sale by
FRAZIER &. ADDISON.
EdgefeH c. H.. S. e.
RiSLEY g. co. HnmLarc, S. L.
liAVILAND, RISLEY. & CO.
augusta, Geo.
Also. in nearly all Of the towns nd villages,
ard hy numerous country agents IN NIL tba
Western and Southern States.
Ju.e - Gn 81
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TEMPERANCE.
From ile Rasaius.oaiaR.

p OPPONENTS OF OUR CAUSE.
]. All those who speak uud think lightly Of
temperance measures. may be regarded as OPP.
pouenls. II is true they DO uot express them
selves IN decided terms against the efforts OF
benerolentc which are concentrated IN the
temperance cause. they do not enter iiiio any
formal argumen, against il, they do not under
,nke TO vinticaie sfe opposite side Of the qnes.
,ioY, hui st the same tune they speak Of ,enipe.
rance efforts with an ais Of lightness and ridi.
cnle. Nay. on sotne occasions they ege pss.
haps dispoxcd ,o sneer nj the diligence ofthoss
who would put down the monster intemper-
auce, because with so,ns people there is no
weapon SO powerful Is ridira!s; there NAV be
no argument which shall have stronger ten
te,rcy 10 sap the foundation oTtiie system. BY
sly iissuuaiions they may bring oisrepiie upon
the whole subject. They l!iiuk il will do ser.
vice among some. but when applied to others,
il ia regarded as altogether worthless and uh-
meaning. This class forms very considera-
hle nrufbcr Of otir opponents in every COM
snqnity. Those rerscas who scem 10 be su-
Iteyior 10 others ia rank and influence, aud who
regard lhemaclves Us rather above those moral
Restrictions and limitations hywk,ch adser c!as
ses may be influenced. speak snceriug!Y Of
temperance societies. They cannot allow them.
selves 70 be enrolled among sssch. They can.
rot deisu 10 have connection with them. and
the consequence is, that with them the subiec,
is brought into contempt.
9. Another class Of opponents are thoso isho
decline any cooperation in the cause. ], is
NO, loo much TO apply TO this case the rule OPP
pI;ed hy the Saviour. '.He tha! Is moi with me.
Is a-aii,s, me and he that ra,hcresh not with
me seai,srcih abroad.
Those who 3eclihr corporation manifest in.
difference. They take no active part against
il, but rather occnpy neutral ground. aud by
The neutrality which they assume. they expect
to escape all censsre and responsibility. But
do they no, see when ,hes look upnn the cause
Of suffering rii.ue. mud perceive the claims
f,i,a rights aud dignity oftLai viriue tralnplcd
snder i.c,, and do nO, cooperate wiib ;hcsc l
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aSs.al Is -.
s&osfis aeeess:

For TIC iGrertiser,
The Church Bells lingering tell ! hear.
TO night, the wind blows chill;
And minglins, watts the parson's prayer,
Ger moor. and dislcntllil!.
How dear to me The Sabbatl, chime.
How gladdouing every peal;
Tha, sounds along the welkins line,
And DER my senses steal.
at morn, at noon, at close Of day,
wi,hjcyfai heart. ! greet;
And straight those sacred sounds obey,
Gods Summons, oh! It's sweet.
Unlike resounding notes ,ha, went,
Full soldering through tho air;
Prociaiming lile's expected end.
Deaths dread umpire near.
Their echoes. mildly wandering wide,
Their invihng n,urmurs spread.
Inspiring every beas' with pride,
To sin aud folly dead.
From cline TO cline, those sacred swells.
Ye brcezes, gently bear;
On earth, 10 mauy novel dwells,
A welcome fraush! with prayer.
VILLAGE,
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State of South Carolina.
ABREVlLLE DISTRICT.
m Eny'FTV

William C. Black, By for 1eeannt, sna
.. Marssailtag ASSETS,
J. L. Pearson, & 81 Sc.
I'm pursuance ofan Order, made in tins case.
Il NJ juno term, 1913, requiring the creditors
OF Samuel Caldwell. 20 appear before the Com.
r,,ss;oncr. and prove their demands against
said estate. OIL, or before the FIRST Monday in
November nes, thereby appoint Saturday
the 2s.t dpy of October next. The creditors
fsaid estate viii therefore take Notice to np-
penr before me and prove their demands, Oh
iha, dug. u, Abbcville Court House.
II. A. JONES, c. E.A. D.
Con:mi.sion:7's 0Giee, 2oh June, lsAJ.
Junu % 3m 20
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Head Quarters,

ORDER No.
q n Elec,ion for Major General !" I'LL the
"a vacancy cccasoncd bv the resignation Of
Major General George McDufEic Of tie Firs,
Division. xi!l take place on Saturday the 3o'i'
Of September next. The Brigadcr Generals
Of the Division are required 10 extend this or
der 10 their respective Brisadrs. md make
return Immediately thereafter. 10 the AdJu'ans
and Inspector Generals. department: at Column
bin. the result of said election.
BY order Of tue Commander in-Chlet.
J. w. CANTEY,
AG;'t. & Insp. Gent.
Iuly5 I3'
IrTo be published in MI the papers in the
D;vis;op untii tbs election.
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GTPOCERFES. &c.

FEYliE Subscribers respectfully inform their
u friends aud the public. tliui they have re-
reiy ed large and fIesh supply Of GOODS.
selected BY one Of the firm. ~ Ncrr York, Bos-
Ton, Phlajelphia, Baltimore aud Charleston,
which in addition I" their forlne. stock. co;n-
prises ,hc 'argrs, and hes, ,ssor;tneni Of Goods
ever offered M this market, consisting in part
rs follows:
40 hhls. Porto Rico. New Orleans ard
81 CrUix Shgars,
$50 bags Rio. Cuba, Porto Rico. ST. Dc
mingo. Java. nnd Mocha Coffee.
20 hhds. Yves, india MDiasses,
10 tierces Cuba do.
35 bbls. New Orleans do.
10000 lbs. Bacon. Hams, Sides & Shoulders,
$1,000 e Swedc Iron assorted sizes,
5000 :. English d,
5000 :. Band nhd HOOP Iron:
5000 (" Nail Rods & Horse Shoe shapes.
1000 +" Cas' German. g. Blistered Steel,
zoo srits Wagon iIoxes,
l,700 sacks Salt. (bleached slcks,)
900 bushels Salt. in bulk.
800 pieces Fieup aud Tow Dssgins, 43
to 46 inches wide,
$50 pieces Gunny Basgiug.
1000 lbs. Begging Irvine. (iveaver's,)
10 colls Manila Bale Rope.
100 do Hemp do do
I.500 yaids osnubnrss,
5000 lbs. donble refined Loaf Sngnr,
1900 .. - :. crushed do.
1000" powdered do.
1000 I" single refined Loaf do.
20 boxes Turpcnine Soap.
10 Spr,n Candies.
20 Hull. patent Candles,
: ,ierces fresh ground Rire
s,GCO ihs. While Lead No. Uniuu Mills.
- hbl. Canal Fi"Ir. (choicc brandy
40 dGz. t!inins, parlor. rocking and
cLiiLrsn's Chairs,
leases I.a;s and Caps.
lJG casks StoIe Lane. lin fine Orderly
20 kegs Dupopts FIFE Powder
1000 lbs. Bar Lead,
40 boxes Window Glass Sh'O& ICxiI,
I:'0 ba.,s Shot. ASSURED sizes,
2.cG pas, Shoe,
Tea. Pepper. Spice. Ginger Chocolate t'r-
nanon. hlr,onJs Starch. Nnim..s. tue chew
IN: Tobacco. nero Cloths. i;ianke's, Shoe
threat. Cotton Yarn. Cn,tnp Carls. Wool
Cards T'nck.. Sievcs. Plough Liues. Indigo,
Madtcr, Blue Stone. C"2reras, Epson Salts.
I.insecJ Oil, Lamp Oh. (supcrior ariclc.)
Trace Chains, Filth Chains. Smoothing Irons.
brass bogUd cedar Unc!;c;s. horse Buckets.
Pals. Tubs. Keeiers. Wi'luw Wagons, nc>;s
Measures, Feathers. &c. &c &c.
SIRLEY Il CRApON.
Hamburg. July I, 1913. If 23
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DALLAS Co. All. Anril4 1919

NAI'T.As NU' NIH., NprII >, Ic73
3. DR.. Champion sir.-Of the pills
which received from you, have found sale
for u considerable quantity. rhink thar II
vl!l be sickly here in consrquenc. OF the wet
spring Your rlls gaze sSc, general salislsc-
non here ihai am persuaded by my neigh
Lors 10 write 10 you FOR q large srpply of beth
kinds. IL Is row knnw, l.rai keep them,
and people VII: coUn 80 or 40 miles for them.
Plcr>e scnd lhrm saon, as expect 10 sell all
:ai, lave written for by the time your agen,
is around iBjnly.
Yours with much respect.
BENAlJAH KING.
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TIE u. S. DISTRICT COURT.
DisrRIcT or SoUrH CAROLINA.
IA INK RIL LpTHY

n y The matter Of Daniel fioyi, Mcchanc.
IL formerly of New York, now Of Abb-ville
District South Carolina. u bankrupt.
Pursn,n, 10 M Order of,hc Disuic, Cour,
Of the United States. for the District Of South
Carolina. Notice. is hereby sIvcn, 'ba, cuuso be
shewn before the said Corr. n, the Fedesni
Court House in Ghnrc stun. on the ninth day
Of September next. nj eleven q clock. \. M..
Why ,i:e said Daniel lIny'. s.i"n!d Eo; re-
ccivc lis Discharge aud Certificate as Il Bank
iur;.
Charleston, I'D, day Of Juno. 1913.
II. Y. GRAY. Clerk.
Junc2I ~, ~
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Escs'el..Escad Quarters,
EnGLrigLp, July ;, Ic-i'

Orders No. II.
YENHE Upper Battalion OF The Seren'ir Re-
FL sirnent luiantry, :. &. NJ, Is lierc5! or
dsred 10 Parade u, the Pine House, on Ss,ur.
turday the 2d Of ol:seplember ",S,. frr i'ri'i and
Review The oiiireIs a;d non commissioned
ofiiccrs wi! assemble li:r day previous for
Drill aud Instruction.
The Seventh Regimen. will parade at the
Old Wells, ou The 2:!d September, the officers
and non.comn,ssioued officers tbs day pre-
vious.
LOUIS IT. WIGFhLL,
Lot. 7th Rcsi Inf. 5. c. NJ.
July 5 ~ 23
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Brought 10 the Jail

NF this Dis'ric, negro nan.who calls
W himself WESLEY, q feet ID inches
high. nbnut - or 23 years Of age. very
slim. Of dark complexion. and stammers
very badly when asked question; says
he belongs 10 Mr.. Cal! Cromie. in the up
rcr end Of Lnurcns district.
The owner IS requested 10 come forward.
prove property. roy charges. and take him
AWAY, otherwise he win be disposed oil
according to law.
C. II. GOODMAN, Jailor'
Juno i4 It 20