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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-01-19
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Baltimore, ben 10. Sctcber. 1s42

. alt tn mOr e. BEN 19. October, 1S43.
01aoem Seiue Majeltdt, Der &oni9 bon 8nrtembero,
MIDI, ali Die Steue oes oerorbeneu Serrn @briltian
aDcr, su 1stnem General @onIul n cen 9ereiutqten
Stauen BON 9lmertt1 ernann, uno Der prG1lcent bcr
g. Staaten MIDI ais 1oldcn auerfanut bat, fInbe id1
mid bepc9enr ei,1eu U6sug aus ben nit Dem pateut
erbalreueu Sntrutttcnen CUR enntniB oes Qublifums
iu 6rtn9en. D1rtn bei6t es
~ Yara9rapb l3 gS wtr6 fiir auoeme1en erad,.
tet oIB Der &6niol. General @onlu[ in Der 8efannts
mddun9 iener 9InteDun9 oteieni9en, bic nad Wir:
tember9 bette llrfuncen austeen, az ibrem etqeuen
8eiten auforoere> tbm fOLbe Dor Der 9bIenouna ,ur
0e9laubt9un9 oUrSulegen."
cob benuse Su9letd) oele SeranIaIfune, mene beuts
lden eanoslente o1rauf aufertam ,,1 MAIDEN, bae id,
elt ldn9Crer 3ctt @Onlul fir bas &6niareid1 Sader
uno &pu(ul fir YreuBen bin uno in Der Qebtern 81,
9en(haft befu9t, lrtuuoeu fir anoere oeut1je Staa.
ten, namentlih fur ale gum 3caoeretn 9ebGrenoen cr
bier feline ScnIulen an9elteIt baben, su le9aren ue
Ioa6 i'd, in Scrbnoung NIT ben @cu1ulatsaed6ften be
@mtafilrun9 bon @eloern auf 8cImad1ten .. traeuo
einem 2betle DeutIhlanb5 tamentd) Birtembero,
uno an9renenoen Sdnberl ourh treue 9eenten befor:
&C. suf ,pOrtcfrete' brethe 9Infrasen ptro prcnrte
Qntport ertbet(t.
DteientSen oeuthen Slitter in ben 8er Staater,
meld1e ilh oera II a 8 fublen 1oIten, oie1e g.
fanntmad)un9 in tbren Spalten aufunebmen, unb ooz
pom Elm @ren1par an bas @onlulat einIenoen po[Ieu.
weroe tf mir au3etdnen, llno ibnen iocrton,menocn
Sales Betdnntn1ddbun9en oes @oupernements fir
bre refp. Dtltrltte Sntonn,en lafIen.
Terbin nanb 9. Bruuns.
. &6nls QStrtembers. General @cu1u[,
Sccie oes Soanolun9s sbaule5 braun unb Node,
Baltimore.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-01-19
den 8ittlariiten uO oisfes Sobr reber br ublreidb.


9 aft s, San. 6.
SIM Sena palIIrte cine BID, noelde Die @cuuto
@ommtlitcndre BON @rapfpro So. autbpriItrt, einen
Gar fur Die @rbauun9 bon Srideu u erbebeu feruer
elne Bill pelde ote @DmmiIlTondre bon Suu,n1et s.,
auhorlilr etne 2dre fur @ountD 3rpes III erbeben.
un5abltdbe 8tttidrtften purren ein9eredt uio Sils
gum erlten Wale perleIen.
oS SIN 9aufe e muroeu folaenoe 8ills iuut orttten
Ntae oereien nno polIrten @ine Bil fir Die Sncore
porrrn9 Der Springfield uno l1rbana urnpife 9foab
eompa9n1e. - Cine StQ ,poourd @lo;ra g. Narn1an
Son tbrem Gbe9emabI selhieOen miro @ue Sta ,ur
'SncorpOrlruu9 Der Canal 8erlIderungsee1eQItd
Gte Su fur oie @rbauun9 elmer Gurnpifetra(Ie BON
999SapautonEetta in allen @O. nah &aoa in putnam
SOuntb
Serr oaptins bcrihtete bic Bia ,urilf, peld1e bic
4te Sett!on bes geiebes i'm 8eSus auf Ne9er uno M&>
1attea ptoerru nno tru9 oarauf AT, oaB blee Sa auf
unbetlmte 3ett oerhoben tperoe 6err pbelps 1prad,
9e9en oas Auflheben Der SQ, ftIoerte oas lured,t,
Dap 9ee9er Dor @ourten nid)t ais 3euqen ,uaelqf1en
rUerren, oa elbt toOe ge9enlfdnoe Dor @eurteu a[s
Sewets9runoe oor9ebrad)t Werben.
Setoe 9duler oert1sten Iot in Np(se Der 'Sabatb:
eOnneHtton| ihon Mittass> Bis Dienltas Nloreeus
uu1 10 llbr. 49,
Dteutos, g. canuur.
9Aus Der Hepr6 1entanten De Sill
snr Ser a6feeunS Der 4ebalte Der @e1eb aebuuqsn,t
9t'eoer uno anoerer Seautten peranlaBe befrge De,
bdtten.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-01-19
~ooeee0see8 eoeessseeoo-
Scrbonolun9en OeS Canton Gown1bIp
SOtfDrb Clubs,

9emdB Serta9un9 oer1ammeIte Nd1 Der NtctorD Club
III Ger StaotHauer Samlta9 Abeno ben 13ten Suuuar
ls44. Vadbem o1s prOtofOl Der Oorisen Sibuna per-
leen wnroe n1ad3te Ger Sorleer Den Slub a Ole tlt
oOlenoeen 9ed1ntte Der lestereu SiBMu9 oufucrflam
Ano tno gu unoer5u9lldDem 0auoeln ela.
S5H Selu9 aut o1e Vra8e III Setreff Der fir eoeu
G1nolltrfr i'm SUmnIbp uno 1eoe6 StaotOlcrte[ in
Canton ernanute11 COMMITTEE, llno oes itd3eren NRrs
tes oleles Sonnltttee lhnel IN Gbati9fett Su esen
S. e' Dunbar made Den SOrltblag
Dap Der 5tpef oer @rnennuuQ bteer SDnlmtteen,
iowle audi DE pftbt oer1eIben1 m Cnem @lrcuar ii,
Surge oar9eteat uno i'm NemCfrareu befauut 9emad)t
tperoe; pooet aut Die tit frllbern 0unlmer oee
'DemOfraten' perSHentlldeu Contribution oes Clubs
btnSepte1en peroen ioqte> :Ner 8Orlda9 fel ourdp.
SleraAt puroe, auf 2utrag, Der 8Orllger eruht, bic
9anSe Sade III @p19ug 5u nebnlen, Nno BET u1DIttr
Steun9 Dem @nb eInen pl1u Sur Berotbuu9 pUr1uez
9eM'
Serdph1m WeDer rAAn; nad)oem er o1su oufaefor.
bert woroei1 o1s 2SOrt unterbtet Den en6 puDrenp
elmer SHHoe1 au ene bereotc auo eMornfeUoLe yU,is
f. NIT etner lhr tnterelantcn Mnb gebaltUOlru 0eoe.
CAMEL 9Ottldau beantrl9te bIerauf frl9enoe 8e
Ihlncr bic eEtDuaitIIeb empfln9eM Mno Stub ells
Dtlusm9 on9enCnsmen WNrceu
SeIhlOlIen, oaB bic BON ser oempfratiihen Staatss
SDncentlcn 9em1dte @rnennun9 oes Qerru Oaplo
500 ais SanotCat fur Oas @ouUernbrS 9Imt al Der
toasmcubeN 0SabL unlere unbeoln9e 3ultlmmnng pr.
bait uno mir oerpfttten uns, eemlelben I'M tOmmell.
mtuoen WablfampIe uNIere berSIle 1tno uuSertDeite
unterltusun9 5u 9ebrn.
SelhlDIel, Dap mir III Daoio Sob eisseu Sal nentrdz
ger ertcnnen, auf Der Sbto's Oemotratle nit NedDt
ltclS eln fbnne lno oaB plr en)lrer llno, uute
Iener Sobne Su Oere'nen, UNI cen &antpf bnuber 3il
fubren IN ces Ven'ce5 Sbau6e lelbt, uto unere 9lu.
ltren9un9 unermlbItd fortSuesen, bis MIR nber bic
Uerenten @cbcren reS Tooerasmu5 etnen Seg cr'
fun9en BADEN mcroen.
DIE 8eNhlnile mureen iebr Iebbof opploubirt, ia
fte gang I'M 9etlte ees Stubs abbefaBt llne.
Qluf glntra9 tpuroe 9. NQeYer pom Stub erlud)t>
bemleeeA cine Nbld)rf ieiuer iosben sebaenen Nsce
fir bic preIe m't3utbeIeu peIten 9eudb er aber ob
Iebnte
9luf Antras bon 81 Ntc@ullY nuroe
Belbloflen. oaB bic 9erbanolun9en oes Stubs fur
ben Sateranosfreuno iberest uuo III oemle ben&latt
Sbple aud I'M 'Start @puntY Demotrot' oer0fentlld
perben.
auf Nntrus WurDe q. N9c@uQy pom Stub erfad
an Der ortttea fcl9enoen gerammnus oes @lube e1a'
Oteoe Dor oemlelben au balten
sluf sntrus lpurce 9. Naeyer ebenfaae pom @lut
erlndt, an oenlelben AbenO cine 0ieoe tn oeutlbe'
Sprade gu baten.
pterauf nertaste iId Der Cub bis auf naAlten Sam
flag um ubr Slhenos.
Sol. y. @ltep, Sefretdr 0arman Gttbeer, Nrdl.
Sanle5 9(rmltrpno Slcepr
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-01-19

SeIbitm6rS etnes 9fetd,e1t. Sn Burton
Wtaine, be9tng am Stem b. M. 6err Sdmlittl Scotbap,
elmer bet reidlten WGnner baielbt, Selbitucrb. @,
nnbebeutenber @eihdftsoerlnf foa Sdnlo oaran &C.
tDefett ien. @r hinterdet ene Srall ae fnf Rinber
Waadbt @elb aqeitt 9ladltdh2
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-01-19
SO Sba(er Belobnung.

IT OU SVWEtt NOVIUD1IHVy'
9egen ben llnterset6neten itnb, rpabrlhetnlib avs
oaB coer Srconeto, 8erldumoun6en aussefcBeu uors
ocn, melde be5neden loaen, ibm Nadtbeile in ienem
@esperee 5uiuu9en etnen saten0aamen su perodttsen
u. 70 tbn tu Srunoe gu rhten Da oerelte, trDB aler
Iadfcrfhun9en, ben frepelbaften Gbrenrdu bern Biz
lang nit bat auf Die Spur femmen unb Satisfactior
erlangen fcnnen, 70 betet er btert Demtenigen SC
8elcbnuns an, pelder tbm Die 8erlduntoer nit sc
|wiBbet an5et9t.
Green 2ip., 8apne Co., Sbio,
ben 18. Sanuar, 1874.
Or. S ann DYe.
Srucf 81 t s et
BON jeoer ART
fwire in beer Drudere auf tnrse anaeise fur biQia
g9reif Serfsrtst
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-01-19

Smtfnopn 'tsr bic, nagrenO ser lestsn 4SO1e e"se'
pbilipp Dar'1ler, 8ultUu bis 0tc,2 Sbr9. Is.
pbllpp Wad, @anton m So n Is.
Or. Svh. ISile, Sdmitbpiaev l IL.
@ecrse Nte9e, Sdcberemlv 43 Is.
Sph. Wa99L Offtee nm 46 1G.
Nauto ]oeB, Sfftce ouf Tetbnul19 l.
SacOb Sbetbing Ssnabur9 ~ ~ 80.
S5olepb SeuB> 4SaYneebur9 Statter Srl5 auf Hed19
site bon Deutl l1eu 8riefen
Die bts aum 1ten Sanuar 1844 in oer Yofz
SfRce su @anton Suril69eblteben flno.
nr. Scbu gauer c5ciepb Werfel [9)Rrlb. Gfp
:, 9luton Bort @jg. NReiler
- 91eter Ser Sob. 9a. NRucer
n @g. 9ecntart Srani Nes
>, cSobu @crnpea 9loam Woger ober MrD'er
v Otof. SSrieomann S,einrih puOrD
! n S1aat Sc9elian9 sloam Hloersoorf
| ~ Srancis Slumm Senrld CONNER
| y 9loam 6tlbebranb Vhil SdnetoerC Jadi. Sp.
y s. @cttfrieo &alb OtifolduS 2heobcIo
y Qenn9am Wa9nef Gs. yutSeY.
g.. T. &rafau
poitmeiiter.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-01-19
.1ETNHGHEraT

Die @siessebnns bon Obio sdtlt SO Mit9leber i'm
Senote' ~ I'M @eprdlentantenbaufe. gou Oen &c :
5eae bon 63 Sabren] lebi9eu 5tanoes, - tbrem Sc
fddfte nab ftno l8 Bauertt, 10 9lbpotaten, &aueu
te, 3etun9sherausseber, gtfeneeBerets BeGber, 2
6anotuerfer -seboreu itno lit Sbtc, iii Teun(yDoas
nien 9 in Srlanb, in &entufp, in GRarylaub, in
gonneftitut, 1T Ma0aduiett in 9eerz 9crf, in
Br9inten. ben 9t epr d Ie n tante n Ilno 81
berbeirathet, 10 [eoiseu Stanbes - tbrem @sfbdfe
hao ftub AZ 8auern, sleoofaten, Raufeute, Dot.
loren, 2 NPiDer, oanouerfer, 3eunesberausseber;
gebDren flno 10 ia pennfDloanten, int Dtifrft Co.
tumbta, 8 in Naa0ahuietts, in germont, in &entu.
tv, S tit MarDanb, Z III 8trsnten, II TIT Ohio, Q in
rlauo, in Naine, in @onneftifut in 0aetD, Ser.
fey,4 lit 9ae,psDert, in Cub Garelina, tt Gbobe
Sslanb, / In soberfanaba.
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EVANSTON HOUSE. :.

VNHE Subscriber has again taken charge of his well
Il known Hotel in Spartanburg Village, which WIN be
his own niiy 10 Pain, decent style, and win actonaos
date traselep and bscrs ut the regular Country Ta-
prices Stock drivers xho may pass through ss;d
village, and choese 70 give him CALL viii be acco,nmo.
dated with suitable lots for feeding stock Corn and o-
der sold tom cilcap as be afforded and NIL ,vrrron
es viii with lot fpr alscr sysrsous snd
charge 3a s't99S Ts - Ts>Y1 - }--A oo ~
- - t,Stsi 81 iits ~ s. i.t 4, R. c. POOLE
spa-trnburg, March 90. 1874 I s. Z" ! a..
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sLast NOTICE

IL persons indebted by book account nre re-
~ quested TO settle the sa,ne with Jesse Mason or E. c.
Lemer. Esq To aSod putting my debtors 10 cost have
been travelling for several weeks pnsf end trying to- col
lee, my bat that plan having failed now say
for tho last time, those who do not pay of their acsounis
viii have pay cost My sitaation compels mo to
coler my debts. 4 p IL asS s. JAS. j. yEENON s.
,.yi5-sx a--tf ~ a. ~ "a - y Is, 11g,gss- y
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PE 1T ORDAINED, BY the Town Council Of the Town
waily and Knowingly discharge any gun pistol 81 sl,s,
mnss wme within -FOUR hundred yards Of the Public sosrs
shn or each and every offence against this ORDINANCE
pay Pay me OF nse dollars Ratitcd IN Council, June 19
1879 81 q. w. H., LEtiG, Clerk
d. j. DEAN Indf.
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NOTICE.

MY Health having been very poor for several mont,s
LII past lind u necessary (or me 10 travel North IN
Notes and Book Accounts. made eorc Ms Judd isined
me IN business n the bands f Es c. Leitner ESQ 10
diate payment do wish to run them 10 cost. We,
necessity will compel collect all the money due me
this ball, without distinction OF persons. ~ ~ ~
July 10, 1874 90 y. .-,,.a,' , .s'-'sN
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More Cheap Goods. :, 7
JUST. RECEIKED THIS DAYI

TUSCAN, Straw, Lawn, and Wilta I,oune,s ,y,,,.
aoas; g every qnalisy and shape Also Georgia
wor.ted sierse Dnity Collars India Rubber, tt. LiT
and fancy Parasols. mourning Pnts Victoria Plaids {,
5ea',niu article for cldrens wear) also few aee COZ
fee (io lbs Per 81 All Of the above cheap for cesA.
-. "a = q ALFRED T0LLEsON
sb"y o---~OsA - ~'tFtfS t'' t'ttt
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IS. B. DEAN.

ATToRNE Y At Law.
NTILL PRACTICE in Pauldinr. c,,, cI.r,L.
w Forsyth, Lalnlin Union, Gilmore Murray Cha,or.
Floyd Dade, and Walker Counties ~ SrsSf1T
p sFtslt 4.s' SRS--RESIDENCE--a e 4t&aG )s,.#.
y ,,a., :. 49,, 80 CMtooga CO., Georgia.
"Nu ", ioft- !. lY
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II =
~ ~
N9y-Ese q IS
y ! : = --..- -. -.
mo slave,v alm 80 -
VIII ,bs i,;J - , h, ls<
NAV end !, r.xas .sc'n,, ,'s ,,,tE,u,- 49, a., =
an1,,r H.. +. SS III L.; ah'Y
oi sI,x,.,, =. ,h liz $1,000,
of either un;,;nv vb;,.a VEL i!arIs or s.,,ara,,
them n ,b. snTe s,,,,,n;,;.. ,n;,h,, ~ LIS
da,;on 81, The bocEg e., ..s,.s 49, ,I.u ,hn;
dnao h.. s,u,ssI Il ,r% a. 'ner
rvs sn,h,ea Nv S,sSii,,; =. ",Un ,. VI s,ase
nnr,s of Tex:s am, s,,,i.rs of Ma.o "u ~ a..
Iusve--bn, !, ,rom;s.s ,ro,, -, n,,;o,i ~
,ban any, other pryjse. yet suggested At ali
events, the annxervu'of Texas cannot but tend
to dtm'nlsh the alleged evil and powers of slave
holding l&as s5a sus- W
i agree in nearly I'll of the views expressed by
that distinguished titer as 10 the effects of this;
measure, which an understand. But the fallo-
cation OF the eutha aesy requires q key. j. Are not
snore startling veKst Are they aot enough AZ.
least to induce Hhern men TO pause and reflect
oetoro they rush pdiong into a measure Of such
Portentlons imporSnce, with, more precipitationS
and less d,scussfoHhan were ever known in n.
measure OF equal 2mgnltudef Mr.. Walker, las
southern man. has bhshed letter upon this sub
Ject. II is divided Into different heads: Ono of
which as the foiio rs; .'g .se.y ,a'oy
Adnsf!.sg ergyccSves Me1 1iSrt'Hction Of .Slare-s
Us snvsry' eS' never to disappear from the
onion .IfconpnSt within its present limits, do
not Psrce'ye wkea IS how nus to terminate. 1t is
, o;n;,n eo,ge tpeksI, the a'.s''gs'.ied yr-i
,n,am ana frSiessor ~ their great university has
'u,, VT, II Pe.roo nor eeSceeang e'ghty
II, -" from sae denslly oi PoPu
n,,, $500 " al 'he siassnoiu,hg otates, mred labor
"a I ,i...n as aouncsp. anu eneaP as slave labor
of sl.v.r,, a,,J ~ y - eS 0 ~ D ,,
:: ~ s,avery woua nm nave ceased. But would
wonld ~, Co. a,,I -. 10 10 ~ oe,.a'n,y ,yS
,ben nnn,h. =, Loo 90, ,,,;i,. '''1 C.,i
,,.s. h, -. 1s.aS,hS .,iys. M MSuiu s.cn ,
tbe re.,l, NJ. IT,. s... ~, "a" nav os
o,her rr,,e ,h., a. r. e yesas a"u
be .u,s,,ra =, ,hI s,t,; ..s.e 1879,
the law ra,s ,r ssots, ..,I So eos, 900 ~
ono w. ia'e ol e'VEacn, E wouio cost Soo,UoO,-
the free biacks rho \. shs ns - ~.
~. 80. , laey - tnc ooutn requiring sup
m;tted hn; .s scR ~, '',I .ns I' VIZ poi
emancinat;on would he !, nov, - .,roS;h:..S H.,
Ia,o. and slavery conlJ NO, d;..nr.sr e ,h;s n ~
ner. even when !, Eca,,,e ,,n,irrpps,,,I, M ~ a Gu
millions of free ba nerr;,,p', o1e 10 u"., NO ten
in the limits oS ,b. Sou,b ,n,,,J '.uon ~
Auo;n. VIC. ,,,as,;oS T. oe .o'erdteo
70 j;san,,s.r tuon' ~. . I1N, Ne slavery never
a startling
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MAIL ARRANGEMENT.


.1 sPARTANBURG COURT HOUSE, q. CO
snd charleston Mail arrives every Saturday and
Columbia and Charleston Mali departs Tuesday and Fri
,,hs.ssr'on ~ C. Msi arsos sien,py nigh. and Friday
= . = Departs. Wednesday nj nigh, and su,a.,
erssssIs and soath' arrive. Wednesday and Saturday.
srse1y,e and southern departs Thur,day and supday.
i'ncSn'oh' n G arrives Wednesday snd saturday 7pM.
!. -, departs Th,rsday 4 Sunday g Al. M! -
forky'lle,s Gu arrives "Wednesday, = r. I'M. - sssta
|r4y"a ~ :" departs Thursdsy A. M. Z b l{,. - '
Union C. H., 8, CT arrives Tuesdey pm
:. - =, i departs Monday 6 AM .s
Laurens C. II. via Woodruff arrives Tuesiev 10 Ar ~
St.. .s"S ~" departs SATURDAY. aru
aurens C. via Pooewille, arrives TUESDAY 70 a, n,,,
sss3s$" -. |" 8 dcparts MOI ,3ayy 4 a A Me nMe"s'
'"ssone' ~ G. via Poolesyille arrives Saturday Pm
-, <. =. 80. Scparss Wednesday 6 !. N
The Mail win be closed in i,re at , o,clI :, -
psfson, wishing 70 Mail Letters WIN pease deliver ibeu
before thas nme or they win remain in the pos, oas
hcrrcd TO- - : " va" ID suety sd-
February ist 1914 - = m'
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Nv EQUITY. 81 q &
spartanburg District, south Carolina.
r. 7. Sims and wife and others Bill for the parton

~ ~ stS d., ~ fte'e ,f land '7l' u
DIR. Samuel Snoddy. SfNf@tts F..''r ~ Il n =
appearing to my satisfaction that the dcsend,n, D
samuel snoddy resides from aud without tho limits Of
inns state on motion of Henry & Dean Complainants So
ordered that he do appear within three months
rom the pnblicaton Of this rule and plead answer or de-
mur 70 tins bill or the will be taken pro cos6esso
: <L..I.. TT s,-.ssse sess II. O. .P, VERNON O. ssn
commissioners Office. July f0fh IB44! ss-o. = ~
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H II. LEGG has been commissioned bv tho px....
to net Magistrate 20 fiji the yacs,sw
~ he promotion Of R. Bowden, Esq to hc ofcs n Or.
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DEAFNESS.

nR. McNAfR's ACOUSTIC OIL Those teaf fo,I,
IL infancy, often receive, in most nsirscuous n,en-
ner their hearing, when they least expect III by
Hing accident event, which shows them how easily
they might have much sooner had their hearing and
saved themselves and their friends tho pain of copyers-
ing in loud hone without peasre, Of being ncglect
ed and sunncd 10 avoid that distress which is felt ,u-
tuay by the deaf person aud his hearers How sacrcd
duty therefore, il, that all necessary means
TO reuicve such aicon and enjoy the sscia quail
ties implanted In All deaf persons should
use this oil-For sale by sl ft 20 Sd 5s'ts ~
slS WILLIAMS B. sEAY 9,
Spartnnburg May Is, 1874. ~ " : ~
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TUST RECEIVED gss-,E 49, "a . - e
- Muriatic Acid, Acetic Acid, Tartaric Acid.
Rochelle Salts, Aqua Forts, Aqua Amonin isssts 81
Wine OF Colchicum, MUIR Amonid Bolc Armenia 3;
Sweet Sp. Nitre Balsam Tolu. Cennade Balrn,n \
Conserve of Roses, Gum Can,phor, Hydc Potash.
Quinine dc Sulphatc, Lunar Canstic. fila 'Es7a
Corrosive submatc, Red Precipi,afe, Gum C;uiac
Croton Oil, Pulye. Arsenic, Oil Bcrganot. q. 3 > q
OH Lavender, Oil Orange. OilSssafrps. ~ /, I,
Llquorce Ball, Rotten Stone. Scotch Snuff st g s
McAboy SMUT, Shaving Soap, Toilet Soap VIZ
Wafers per o., Turpentne Soap. 81 ~ tlk st 81
Crome Yellow, Lamp Black. u 80 a 5 4. = - y,
Together with many other articles. for sale by
spartanburg, May 90. 1874 ~ 7 ~ Z
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very as the abhorrent evil to be increased by au-
misunderstanding the egregiously false position
that more and aggravated slavery is to follow that
event. But three-f -fonrths of that fine region arr,
upland, with soil and climate adapted to agricul.
ture and pasturage, where cotton and sugar will
not thrive, and slave labor cannot be employed
progtably. Three States without slaves, and on
~ one with them, can be formed there; and such,
your committee understand, is the wish of the
present inhabitants of Texas. Slavery forbid by
nature may be interdicted by organic law there;
aud the annexation instead of increasing the pow
er ct representatives of slavery in the Union, will
on the contrary, certainly aud greatly dm;n;sb
their relative weight. The States Of louisiana,
Alabama, Georgia, Carolina, Mississippi Arkan.
sas, Missouri and Tennessee may suffer by de-
Prec'at,9n OF their lands and other properly. Yir-
GINA, Maryland, Kentucky, the Carolinas, and
Tennessee, if not all the slave-holdng States, will
have their slaves drawn off to the fresher and
more fruitful plantations of Southern Texas. In
a few years, many of them must become free
States, and thus Texas prove the means of uniting
a large portion Of the present slave-nolding parts
OF the Union IN interest, sentiments, and action
with the North and West; whore slavery is un-
known and disliked.
The most important exportable product of the
United States the regulator Of their exchanges
and bono of unon--cotton-cannot be proiitably
cuiivated without slaves; nor can sugar or rice
ct looking forward to the providential era when
slavery may exist no longer in parts ofthe United
States, to the diminution of it's need and ultimate
extinction, Texas is the only land of promise
where philanthropists who are not zcalots, can de-
sery the theatre Of that consummaton. Mexico
has no slaves, because her population ofthe white,
black, and red races is blended. In her neigh
borhood and near, If not with her people, the COL
ored inhabitants OF this country may be united
eventually in national numbers with the strength
the character, and the institutions of an indepcn-
dent people That national combination NAV be
accomplished without revolution or commotion.-
An African nation may arise, the dependents Of
Moorish other African aud Indian progenators
with the improvements Of free governments in
grated in their sovereignty. Instead Of eterniz-
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Passengers Smiled

rcwtfrss and LADY, Miss PewtFess Of York; Good W
ftnm,n and Charles Bs1ter Sen of London.
10 brig Leopoldo, for Havana-John airy, Esq Rev \ Ca
g. Rev Leuei Gro5yeuor. James W Emery, HubO;tls,
In ,b Southport, iSf Cba.es:on--Mr whary and lady
james Walker end l1dy, Mrs H Msro Caleb Lobac,
v White, g III LsnnoCk w Crockett, K kecenkoA, anti
Yanhiesa
Ia packet ship Iowa, for H,vre-Chat.s Paysn Jnles
/ R4mieI, Z Berri, HeaIy babad Mrs eux, " Denny
" 6 Denny 3 + Craft, OF York; Mr. Samsou Bosion
i Delaporte, f Bahre, Mexico
Passengers Arrived
Ia the Montgomery. at Boston from Manufacturers H{
Batie,t Of Sewburvport william Curtis. OF Boston.
Kidding, late ofcsr OF ship Wales, lost on PAlliphe
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N ssen.ers Arrived
MARINE JOURNAL.
CLEARED,
{, .lI.rs g Or
CLEARED,


Ship, Rosc!us Collins Liverpool. Z Collins Co; Or
leans scars y Orleans VIM Nelson
Bark WIN Ivy, Young. Matagords Badger X Peck.
Bgx Exact Johnson, Savannah, SturSes Clearman all
der Park, Wilmington, Buck Peters, Wakulia Milford,
apalachcos johnson s, Lowden; Belfast (Br) MGkeIney
Barbados, Middleton CO.. Capt John, Easmau, robasco
Nesmth Y Walsh; Burma, Sargent Norfolk: do Bunker
Hill Sheffield. ~ Kits, MASTER Mobile, Williams Mobile
Sturses Cearman; haz.rpa Colson. NeuyItas tost a
Owen.
um; Salesman Wass Beaufort {, Badger Peck Frank,
Brit,on Alesandr1, Cieafman Cvhannei Bartlett
Kingston Mass, Foster Nick-rSnn; Denubv, She
Marbehead, dos She'll nd Frost, Portsmouth,; Edwt Frank
lin, Gray, Philadelphia 5 McCIeady & Co.
ARRIVED.
Ship ST Marks, Bu:an days from Charleston cotton TO
a Richards
coffee to Brett Vose Left scr Hurd for York in t~o
DAYS: brig New. England, TO sail III Ten days.
Brig Susan Upton of Salem from Surnan, and 81 Is firm
81 Thomas, Inolasses Nix Socum- 9Th INST 10 eewaFd
Of Porto Rico spoke brig Roscoe from 81 Barts Tor Whining
ton e. 22j los, la 81! long 49,: while lying 10 heavy
knocked her beam ends, and was ooiSed 10 >aN
overheard deck load right the brig and force Inc pumps
Schf Ilo:ng Star, Cornish from Stage de tuoa molaS-
ses TO Lasaa.
naval stores, 10 De Peyst@r WhifmaTsh
Sctr Henry, Springer from Philadelphia, coal.
Schr Hornet. Padleiord, Norfolk corn.
Schr Le0utine Hart from Richmond and % hours from The
Cayes flour Sc, 10 [. McCready-i3 passengers
SChr Doctor, Jones' from Berlin, corn and oats.
ochr Marcia, smith, days from Washington, : 6 naV4
stores Mitchell x Co Sailed with schf superb
for y York.
Schr Dove, Williams from Berlin, corn.
Schf Saml Paynter Evans from Berlin. corn
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CLEVELAND, March 49,
The Rev. Mr.. Fitch baptized some twelve per-
sons in the Ohio Canal at o'clock this afternoon,
not all new converts to Millerism however, but to
the doctrine of baptism by immersion now taught
by Second Adventers. Picrcingly cold and driv-
ing as was the snow storm, the Supposed "short-
ness of time" would not admit of the rite being
postponed Ion account of the weather"