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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-10-24

LIST OF BLANKS
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6fr persons, requiring blanks, or any other
Ts the printing line would do well to give us
Rio send in their orders We are determint
Co,ecute our work well, and at the cheapes-
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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-09-27
Democratic 1tr6fem.
Greatly Reduced Price-Fom S. to So per
Annum.- Single cory 25 cents.

Greatly Reduced Price-Fom S. to S3 per
Annum.- Single COPY 25 cents.
PROSPECTS or THE sKxr, OR Urn VOLUME.
T>HE PRICE Of the DrNocpArrc RrvIxw
Il has heretofore been too heh--no, for the size,
cost and character but for the oftens Of thou
sands Of readers who would he glad to receive IL,
and among whom il Is highly desirable that II
should circulate For the purpose, therefore. of
wiieri, q the range Of ns usefulness, and If multi
plying the numbers ofihnse 10 whom il NAV be ac.
cessalde il has been determined stimuli aneouslv
with the great reduction in The expense of The most.
age, 10 reduce its suhscrri N nrire slso fr m FIVE
to only THREE dollars; and when several unite
in subscription, to as low as So So or even 50 30
per annum.
This very large reduction in The receipts (accom.
panied with hnt 8 comp"a,i,ely small dimuni,inn
ofhs expense) involves. of course, an entire s,cr
flee of prof, upon II, unless compensated bv vast
multiplication Of su'scrihrrs-1h re- will he Of the
outset only a small reduction in its number Of pa
ges soon TO he restored to its old number. without
increase Of price, when the anticipated success Of
the experiment shall justify it.
THE PournAIrs or DIsrISeursurn DEMO
caATs viii he acknowledgement in better and
more costly stvlc than heretofore.
The Posr,es viii hereafter. fn any distance. re
only fire and a holf cents il has heretofore hecn,
for 100 miles. eighteen cents.
We look for an extension Of circulation to I've
rcckoned hv tens Of thousqnds, as Ire result and
mrcnsa'ion ofth- grca reduction Of prcr.-E Eve.
~ friend Of the work. and Of the Democratic princ-
plrs and cause j. confidently aprealrd to to exert
himself with active interest TO procure il .uhscr
hers both 10 e4'end it~ usefulness. and to il,
successfully through The crisis of this great reduc
iion of its prices.
Those who have pad in advance for the coming
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FOURTEEN
1SdIuabte articles.

I BurSSrn's VEaNIrucr c-,;an cure for
H. worms--safe ard very pleasant to take.
2. G,nsoN's ExrR,cr,. which rsmnve Gresse
Of all kind, Dry Pants. Tar, Vanish aud Wax,
from carpets from clothing, without mjurng Ihr
color the cloth.
LoSpnS FIR P,rru-,he hest thing known
for killing iiirs and nusqut1r.
"A certain Destroyer o. Rats, Mice, Reaches
and An's,---snd an hhcr "f Bed Bugs.
B. GuSNs SrfcIrir fT sur stomach. Hrau
Burn and Wafer Brssh. hy one who nd sui, red
thirteen We RS, hcfnrr he discnverr the cure.
Da. Srnvg~s GREEN OIxrMENr Tor the Plies.
II has never failed 10 cure
Z. H,RuIsnS's T,rrrn WASH
=. BREMoND's ISnEL,BLE lSS,--wihout u
rival.
9. TRe CoNrouNp CoSrrrrIoN ~ FiGs-
iu,, tie medicine Tor children and for women, it is
~ pleasant Ia take.
10. Btcx's VruErApLs ANrInILIous PILLs.
II. GuSx's EmoLLrESr WArrR.Fnoor PAsrr,
Tor Harness Boots, &c. II soitens the leather, and
keeps out he water.
t2. Pnon MAS's STnESGruESr~a PLtsrEn.
49, I,cHsuSs DIARuuRA MIXTURE, which
cur,s the wotst Disuhga in Few hours,
"a J,cKsuN's DYsx>rARY MNrvsE, cer-
tain and spe, dy cure for Dyseniery aud Summer
Complln,
The above va!uahl" articles are sold ,vhn'rsa'e
and relail, hv l.. &. GUM, NJ. South F tM
street, PhiGdeipkia-wh Snr. Keeper end a.
hers wi b. ,urp led with pare African CAYENNE
Pen er, Arnica Fioarrs. Drugs, Pants, DIl.. Glass
and Varnishes al the lowest prrces Terms Only
cash. ar Cut out the advertisement, aud bring
It with YOU.
Philadelphia. July 10Th. lS45.-lv.
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TERMS HENCEFORWARD.
(ISvAn,AnLrIS IN AnvAHcI.)


Single copy SO 90 Fight crrics, $50 90
Four copies II 90 Thirteen 80 90
II will then br seen that when thirteen copies are
ord"rrd a' once the price is hr,uaht Jown 10 ahou,
81 30 each. Fnr six months half thrsr ra,rs.
These rae. affrd hch inAuremcn's To agents
and others TO interest themselves to procure sub.
scrihers.
The cash system ard payment in ndrarec must
he uncnrnpromisaGly adhered TO- The past relax
arinr Of it has c,u.cd an accumulation # no, f,r
from $40 200 Of debts doe 10 he work Hereof.
ter thi, must te wholly reformed, nor must either
The mos, eminent political fricn !, the most init.
mate personal one. I've displeased on experiencing
its np,lic ton. in the s,oppage of their numhcrs 4
th:v neglect this rule. the vital nrcrssiiv Of which,
at the present reduc rates. must be ohvinus III
No communication will he taken from the Post
office unless free of postage.
All commrnic atoms both On editorial and pub
fishing business. must re addressed hrnc.f,fwarl
to the undersigned Those relating 70 the settle
mrn, of III. past debit due tine work will he SIN adj
dressed to Mr.. II. G.. LANGLEr Asior House The
prs, arrangements With whom, as publisher have
reached their termination.
81. OSuLL,vA~.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-09-27

Manufacturer and Wholesale De Ter in all kind.
of Brooms; Brushes. Buckets, Cedsrwsre, Chicks
Ba,kets, Mats, Backing, Eastern made Wooden
Ware. &c.
Manly Rowe. 63 N Sd 81. one door above Arch,
east side.
Cheap Public,tion and Periodical Establishment.
q. b. Iieber & co. 3 Ledger Building, 81 Vt. below
Chesnut.
Boots and Shoes.
Robert Palmer, 1872 3. ID st. three doors bel Union
west .ide.
Manufacturers and Dealers in all kinds VI Scales,
Weights and Weighing Machines. Also, Bur.
dcn's Ps'en, House Shoes
Gray & Brother, "a " slnut n. helow Second.
PhiIadelpha. Sept Goth. ls45.-2m
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AIDrICE is hereby given, ths, letters Of admin
"a i,tra,ion on sad cs'a'e have heen gran'ed 10
he subscriber. PersIns haviny demands ngsiu-,
the estate reqursead present. ,hem for cSami-
nation and settlement. ard those knrwng them
selves indrbteI are requested 10 make payment i'm.
med'alely. PETER II AGHAWOGT,
Rush t-hp, Aug. 3R, iSi5-St Adtn'r.
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scEoOL BOOKS
8 = A = I . II = 2,

A III. the Schnol Books German ard Engli>h. in
"A ecnerai u.e; Copy sd Pass B'ok>. Blank
Books of all sizes: Wrtrg, Letter and Wrapping
fapers; Bonnie, Boards. Q"iis. steel Pens Fen
els. 81 ties, Sand. WATERS, l. k>tards Ink, AID
full sssormem If Sf,'ionery, for sale extremely
Tow. Ia cash or IN xrhangc for R.es.
The subscriber buys for cash Exclusively, and is
able and del rml"eJ to sell goods Ia his iiac low
as they be bough, in Phi dellhis
{, G SOWERS
'65 \. 81 -, east size, below Nine.
az Blank Books nt every description ruled and
bound 90 pattern, in a superior mann"r, unu uai'y
low, Phil,deip.s. Sept l3. ISIS st.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-09-27
John IL. IsOyd,s Estate.

ETTERS iestamentary on said d-cc 'scd's rs.
tate, have been granted TO the suhscrihrs
Prrs ms having demands against the estate. are re,
questcd to present them fnr examination ani settle
mrnt. and persons indebted to the estate are Ieuu
ted to make immediate p,ymen,.
w. r. SMITH,
A JORDAN,
September 18th, ls45 ct Executors.
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TERMS REDUCED.


LRGa'SA AEEE324
DAGUERRT EALLERYo Of Patent Premi-
an Col0red Hkent'ses, and Photographic
Depot
No. l36 Chesnut Street. Philadelphia.
NJ. 25i Broadway, New York; No. IS Court
st, Ct. Boston No. l96 Chcsnut Street, Phiia.
Delphi a B,,imote >tre,t Baltimore Broad-
Wv, Saarusa Springs; NJ sc Canal Street.
NewDriesns Main street Newport, r. l. And
Main Street. nu buque, Iowa.
CONSTITUTING the oldes, and mos, Ex,en.
" sive E,,ahli hment Of the kind in the World
and rnutaiuing more than a THOUSAND POR.
TRAITS, emf racing those Of some of the most
distinguished individuals. in the United St,es.
Admtan,e fee.
This E-'anl,hmen, hnvng bcen AWARDED the
Medal, Four FIRST Premiums md hpo . Hsb,,f
Hanors' a, the Eth'h'ars at Boston, New Yo,k
snd fhna'ei'ha' ".'pecr.vey for hes, Picture and
Aprs'sus' Is '"us cihclaIly sustained in the posi-
'"n OF s''pen"r.ty her tnGIe Universally assigned 1t
pS the pu,,slc. as FIRST in the World"
June 2s,h, lsi5.-ly
SUPERIOR Port wine Msdria snd Lisbon
~ wines, AIS, SUI. ulr b snds AID G'n, Lemon
| Syrup. Also few barrels oi bLuE FIsH Tor sale
! by HENRY AAsSER
| Sunbury, July isth, lS4b.
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Estate OF John EIagha>vout. decd

p,rmher 9Th. lsi5.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-09-27
CALVIN BLYTHE
&aSsnvyAGE. 81

81 S:-sEn9 'Jyl ~ -S-Ds
ED AN AWAY from the subscriber, III Sunhu-
E q ~, on the 9Th inst, un ini, MED apprentice
~ the Cabine Making Ia iress, named
BENJAMIN SMITH.
Said Smith is stnu''y huli, about feet inches
hi.h dak compl xion, aud had on when he left, a
Tweed Cirih Box Coat, light colnred V,sr, pair
of steel mixed Cassnet Pan .ioons, broad hrim-
mol, i'w crown"d, a'ah Ha', and pair of high
qu'r'errd, calf ,k'r, lrece'l Snofs. The subscribe
warns all person. ae' airs, h,rhoring him giving
him thing on his account, he wifi paw no
debts that the sail app'cr'ir- contract. The
aho,e reward will lr gwen but no cxrrns.s al-w.
ed) 10 ary pcrson who Will hrIng bin to
D\NiEI. HAAS.
SuuLurv Sen,
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September 18th. ls45 ct
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PRICE CURRENT.
northumberland County. ~.

TN the Srohans Court of said county ~ Angus,
n Term, A. ID. ls45.-On motion of Hugh Bel.
las, Esq, the Court grant a rule on the heirs and
lerd representatives Of Heniv Antrs. late If the ho-
rough of Norhu ~ hprland in said county, decd,
}esviug issue six children to wit Margaret. inter.
married with CIsns f. Win,her: Cathe,ine, inter
married with George Huber; Philip An,ss; E.z,.
beth formerly intcrnarred with Levi Hobart, now
deceased ha, ing issue hy her said husband. Han.
nah Hobart aud Elizabeth II hart. minors under
the age Of twenty 7ne, Of whom Daniel Brautigam,
Esq. is guardian, AID Will I'm Ant $. resident in
Wisccn .,n. hci,s and distributes Of H-n'y Antes.
idte ct the borough of Northumberland. decd. to
appear in our next Orphsns' nurt I" he held fnr
suid county, to wit: nn the 8 day "t N"vemher.
A. d 1915, anI accept refuse The estate OF the
said Henry Antes. d cd, or sh,w c use why the
same shnul not hc sold
E,r fled from tive records Of on, sa d Orphans
Cout, a, Sunhury. this 9Th day OF Scp'em-
her, A. ID. 1915
EDWARD OYSTER,
Sunhurv, Sept. 2T, 1915 ct C'ii. y. &.
We recommend al Of our friends ,isi,ins mr.
ciiv, 10 Gull al tie Pchia C0mpanp's Siprr.
aud hym suppiy oftteir dehcions Teas.
TGzE PEElaN TEA CoMPAyY,
No. 30, SourH S.cosn STREET, Bctwe II Market
aud thesnu,.
PHILAD d E Z HIA,
HE AVE c,nstsrtiv hand. aild for s lie,
IA E Wholesale and Ret.i.
VARIETY OF CHOICE FRESH TEAS,
At Lower Prices,
according 10 The Yu,iuv. than they can lie bcugh,
<or al sry oihcr est rhiishmen, in The city.
CT TEAS, c1c'us,elv sold at his house,
and several VT eiies which cannot lie obtained else.
where. ANY Teas which do MT give ,nrr sa
fac ion can he returned aud exchanged, or the mo.
Iev viii he refunded.
The citiz.us of Nothnmhrrl nd county are re-
slectfuliy invited to give W. a call.
CD ZlEBER,
Agent for the Pekin Tea Company.
philadelphia, S"pt 9Th. Is45.-ly
To the Electors of Northumberland
County.
FELLOW CITIZENS.-Havins hecn encou.
ragged by nv friends tn o,rr myself as a NOL-
tNrEER cand date for the Office "f
PRoTEIoNOTARV,
I respectfully solicit your support. Should you
SEE proper to confer the office upon me. will
deavor TO discharge the du'ies thereof with fidelity
and mpartiaty. PETER LAZARUS,
Sudbury, Sept 2oh ls45.-4t
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To the Electors of Northumberland
County:
ENELTOW CITIZENS :--Encouraeed by
number Of my friends, I off my-ef ss n
VOLUNTEER Candidate for the Office of
COMMISSIONER,
at the ensuing general election, for which respect.
fully solicit your VOTES. JOHN BOGAR.
sunbu,y, Sept 2oih, ls45-4t.
To the Electors of Northumberland
County.
THE .ub.cr'ber ohi'rs himself as vOLUN.
l. TER Candidate for the Office of
COMMISSIONER.
Believing hat the convention. f It had heen krp,
together. would have nom mated him for that office
he now Offers himself as cand date, and resuect,
fully soicils the votes of his fellnw ci, zeps
PETER VANDIING.
Augusta, Sept. i3ih, lsi5.
To the Electors of Northumberland
County.
Y>IIE subscriber hos been induced, by his friends,
Il to offer him elf as a candidate for
rROTYO.N0EsRY.
He has always heen n Democrat, and would ne.
yer run against a nomination =. gului, IN m,de; hu,
as large numher of the democracy do not consider
that mrminr'on has been made ~ that oiTice, he
'iers him'elf as onndidie, and respectfully soli
cts the vo' o'cs of his fellow ci,izens
JAMES BEARD.
McEwens,c. Sept. l3h, lsi5
To the Electors Of Northumberland
County:
I BEG leave to offer mvself a.. cand date, at the
L ensuing election, for the office Of
County ditOr.
III should be elected will discharge the duties
Of the office with punctuali,v.
PETER BxLER.
Lower M,honoy, Aug. l6. isi5.
To the Electors of Northumberland
County.
EbElNG solicited by many Of my friends, I
e o have consented to offer myself as a candidate
Cor the Office Of
ire asurcr
of NOrhumbcril mi county should you see pro-
per to elect me. | pledge nv self to perform the
duties Of said office wth fidelity.
WILLIAM GULICK.
sunbury. May ais,, 1885.
To the Electors of Northumberland
County.
4 r the solicitation Of number Of persons, in
- different pats Of the county, have consented
| To he a candidate for the office of
TRE.4 STKER
Of Northumberland c"uny. | need hardly assure
nv fellnw.crtizens that If I am elected. will en-
dcavor dsch,rge the duties Of the office faihful.
~ and impartlatiy.
JESSE NJ. SIMPSON
! Sunhury. Nav l7th, lsi5
To the Electors of Northumberland nd
J County.
! FELLOW CITTZENS.-I have teen induced
TO ont. mvse'f ss candidate for the office Of
PrOthOnOtary,
| At the ensring election Should fortunately be
elected, here y promise, f,ihtully and impartial.
! " to discharge the du,ies Of sa d office.
JOHN FARNSWORTH.
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HER NC WM "a u NM.
= / A n u $.

YNHE SUBSCRIBER has heer arpoiuted agent,
i for the sale e CONR I'd MEYERS GEL
EBRATED PREMIUM R.>F WOOD Pr
AMOS. Mt this place. These Fi,n"s have plain.
massive and heau'iful eStero- Il in, ard, frr depth
and sweetness Of ,onr, ond .itg nee ~ workman
ship are not surpassed bv anv in The Critol Sia's-
The following is a recommcn'aor tom Carl
DIErs, celebrated performer, en- hin eff n man.
uiac,uier:
"A e hESs =.
HAvISs had the pleasure - 'r"'r~ he excel
lent Piano Fortcs manfac'urrd hy IL. Never. ,ni
exhibited \, the last exhibition of he r. nkn In
sti,u,e, feel il due to the rl'' rf t- maker
to declare that these ins,rum -nts quite rqrar
and in some respects even superior. % all ID" Pr
ano Frtes, saw at The capital Of Eu ope, and
during sojourn of two years al Paris.
Thesr Pianos will be ,o'l al the n,arufactursr's
lowest Philadelphia prices, # rrt s....- hing lower,
Persons are requested call and examine for
themselves, at the re,i 'ence of b. -rh-cnhsr.
Sunhurv MAY II, lsi5. H. y. NAcSER.
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July. lS45.

LAST LIKENESS OF GEN. JACKSON.
The admir- ,be Dsruerrcotvpe If Gen. Jacks N.
taken bv An,honv. Edward. Il ca. = few we, X
hrf re hi- death. has been puch 's-d tnr The of
the Democ, attic Review. Il is in the hand. of tn
artist. and " II I've engraved in the finest style of
mezz tint, Of ex rs sire. Il j. most I've eau,ful aud
interesting work. declared iy Mr.. Van Durcn and
Others 10 give more perfrc, rdea Of the great and
good old msn than any other hkene.s; and ought
To- be possessed ty man who love. and re.
his mrm"ry.-lhosr who sub crIhc early
wllI receive it one Of the regular series of Pur
RATS.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-03-19
Agricultural.
From the Nc,r York Sun.
War! War! The Power AND INFLu.

WAR! War! The Power AND INFLu.
ENcE OF OUR CorToN CROP.
In current galue, Cotton may be always
estimated as we would gold. 1t is not an
article of doubtful importance and never
returns for want of a market. The peace
of Europe and the tranquility Of Eng laod
depend upon the United States Cotton
Crop. A war or any other calamity that
would interrupt the transit Of Cotton from
the United States, would stop the Fac.
tories Of England, deprive millions of
employment and lead TO the terrible scenes
of internal discord, rapine, and plumber,
lhrougho The British Isles. Our Cotton
Crop is therefore great uaiinnal pacifca-
tor and great negotiator. All The dipln-
malists in The world cannot equal it. Ithas
placed England at our feet. The people
of our Southern States rely Upon it for do.
meslic support, and the mechanics and
sailors Of the North mainly depend upon il
for employment. The Northern Farmer
and the Manufacturer are also deeply in
teres,ed in retaining national monopoly
Of the Cotton markets of the world
Britain being painfully agitated at The hu-
initiating position of which our Cotton mo-
nopoly has placed her, rendering it utterly
impossible for her 10 bully or brow beat US
as she does the rest Of the world. is en-
ploying every means to stimulate the cul
ture of Cotton in other countries. Hence
her movements in Texas, Mexico and Cal
ilornia. Her great schsme which we
exposed early last month. was The most
jesuisIical of any thing yet attempted; we
allude 10 the cry of "over production of
Cotton in America" first raised by The
London Times and other leading English
papers, and re.echoed by notorious print
in this city conducted by British subject.
We promptly exposed the scheme, and we
are gratifying TO know that our exposure
has placed the people. of the South upon
their guard as to The insidious dangers Of
our great commercial rival on The other
side of the Atlantic. Our Planters now
see that it is TO their interest 10 produce
cheaper than any others, and thus defeat
England in her rival projects for their
overthrow. At the same time, the Planters
see their interest in encouraging manufac-
tories in The Southern States. as means
of enricIings themselves and consuming
the surplus staple.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-03-19

Peruviaus Huano; Guano, permanency as
Manure. Experiments in the cultare of
Indian Corn, by Geo. Geddes; Corn-close
planting early working, BY Richard G..
Morris; Plaster and Ashes for Cofb. by
F, M. B; Manuring Lands EconGmically,
F., swee, Potatoes; Necessity Of sup
plying the soil with the constituents of the
Crops grown on it; Management of the
Peach Tree, by ). C. D.; Cotton Planting
Poltle's improved Cotton Gin, by J, Cart
Glover, The Red Potatoe--white Within,
by @; Broom Corn-,he seed is-excellent
to fatten Sheep: Compartive value ofthe'
Potato; To Sweeten Rancid Butter; Vege-
tables; The Chocolate Tree and its Uses.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-03-19

CoTToSIN CALIFoRNIA-TuE Oregon
SETTLERs.-We have been informed by
gentleman, who left the Pacific coast in
December last, that TWO or three Ameti-
cans are about to engage in the culture of
cotton in the lower part of Upper Califor-
mia, aud that they feel confident Of raising
superior article and in great abundance.
Their raicho oy plantation is no, far from
San Diego, in LAT. 33 deg. N. the climate
being warm and delightfully."- fine.
The same gentleman Informs US that
many Of the Oregon settlers have arrived
in The neishborhood of the Bay of San
Francisco. in the Upper California, and
taken up their abode there. They report
Oregon as a poor country-nolhing like
the one it was represented to ihem 10 be-
and appear. ,hankful that the opportunity
has been afforded them of leaving il and
reaching more fruitful and genial CLINE.
So productive is the eland in the neighbqTr
hood of San Francisco, that :Sne bs1oop bgsfop of OF
wheat sown frequsp'salIn15af frequssp! and this with Very
sesenty-hve While the climate is SO dry.
little that sickness is almost unknown.
70 illustrate the remarkable dryness of
the climate, it is bur necessary TO state that
wheel vehicles, furniture, &c., tnanufac
,ured in New England Of the best seasoned
timber, shrink up shortly after reaching
this section of California and fall to pieces
unless every precau'iou is taken. Ameri-
can emigranls are constantly arriving and
settling at the Sacramento and other
streams emp'ying into the Bay Of: San
Francisco. Atlhe Yerba Buena the Eug-
lish is the principal language spoken, the
Alcalde being an American, and the time
is NOT far distant when this part Of Cali
fornia will TEEN with Anglo. Saxon civil
zalion and the thrifty products Of Anglo
Saxon hands.-N. 0. Picayune.
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There are three vacancies, caused by !,
failures TO elect for Indiana and Virginia, !,
and the circumstances that the Legislatnse<s
of Tennessee has notmet the present year:
Had elections been heldsin e.thesesS Siatesss;
each would >baveschosen Wing SENATOR !
making 81 Wings 10 25 Democrats. -.
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
Alsey Mohley. Lewis Mobley. ! Declaration

IN TIE CUMM DIV TLE11o.
Alsey Mobley, Lewis Mobley, } Dselaratio"
US. IN
Simeon Jay. Aharttmcnt.
1VvHE Plaintiffs who by leave Of the
K Court, were allowed to plead their demand
against The Defendant, have this day filed their
Declaration against the said Simeon Jay, and
he having no wife or Attorney known TO re-
side in this State upon whom rule to plead,
with a copy of said Declaration could be
served. Ordered; that the said Simeon do
plead to this Declaration within year and
a day, or final judgmentwil be awarded against
him.
THOKAS G. BACON, C. C. p.
Clerks, Office, 22d Nov. 1874.
Nov. II 90 1y
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State of South Carolina,

EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
TN H. MAYS, living one mile north of
Ill Capt T. J. Dyson's Mill. Oh w ilson's
Creek, tolled before me a dark, bay VI ARE.
twelve years old, fourteen and half hands
high, some white about each hind foot Land white
spots on each side other back, and in her face.
Appraised by Cullen Clark and James Owens.
10 be worth twelve dollars
.THOS. NICHOLS, Magistrate.
March 5 lm4t 6