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"What do you mcan," said the wife, ''what
question do you refer to-" "Why," said
hc, ''thc question whether that old Red Dra-
gon has seven heads and ten horns. or ten
heads and seven horns" go, husband -
said the lady Chow can you jest at such
timc?" In about ten minutes the boat went
down, and as i'll luck would have it, this
this impcrturbahlc jester was saved.
CiNrei0nd PLLindc0ler.
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LA Y l;CiA.

The intelligent army correspondent Of the
st. Louis Republican writes us follows
from Jalapa:
Yesterday morning was in the COM
pany Of LA Vega about an hour, and
whatever others may think, he is lar from
entertaining the belief that we arc speed
lily to have peace ), and he makes no dis
guise whatever Of his own feelings, that
ST. far as his influence or voice can go,
the United States never shall have peace
with Mexico, so long US the Americans
have hostile foot this side of the Nuc-
ces. Hc remarked what was very true,
that thus far the war had been felt more
scnsibly by ths invaders than by the nva-
ded that, in one sense, it had proved
great relief to their nation, by the eXpcn-
diturc and diffusion of millions of money
among them, while they had elevated
their national character from proves in
the estimation of the civilized world. MIR.
Trist, the quasi Minister Picuipotentaary
from the U. S., spent some time in his com
pany; but question whether he accomplish
cs anything that would have the slightest
tendency to advance the object of his
mission. also learned, from a satisfactory
source, that the controlling motive that act
uated La Vega in refusing to accept parole;
when the residue of the Mexican prisoners
ofwar did, was not so much that patriotism,
but on the contrary desire to save his pro-
perty from the grasp of his own Govern
mcnt; that ifhe accepted his Liberation upon
aparoIc of honor, and should, notwths,and-
ing, refuse to head an army again in de-
fence of his country, against our forces, his
Government would make it an excuse to
to confisca,e his extensive property, and thus
throw him penniIess upon the world.
HE BANK OF ENGLAND.-Col. Sher.
burne IN one Of his letters to the Philadel-
phian says
"The bank of England is an immense
and very extensive edifice, situated short
distance northwest of Corn Hill. The
principal entrance is from Threadne edIe
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The State of South Carolina.
ABEENlLLE DISTRICT.

III Tie Court oT Ordinary
Sarah }. a. Wheaton, vs.. Thomas Sim
mons and othcrs-Appiicntion Of Crcdi-
tors, f~ prorec>ls Of Reul Estate, 10 be
pull h 4tlmi",sttutos fer payment of
drbtS, o~ MsuDicienry OF personal Estat'.
1t appearing to my satisfaction, that Thomas
Simmons, Frances Simmons and Anna Sm-
mons minor, parties Defendants, reside
without the limits of this State: 1t is there
fore or'i"rrd that they do appear and show
cause within the time. viz, Goth May, 1s47,
why the proceeds of the Real Estate OF Ame-
lin Simmons deed, sold in Ordinary for Parti.
ton, should not be applied to tho payment OF
debts by the Administrator Oh deficit of per-
sonal Estatc-thcir cousent as confessed, will
be entered OF record
Feb 20. BIN d. LESLY, Ord'y.
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COLONEL BENTON-TIIE PRE-.
SIDE\CY

We invite the serious attention fcvcry
reader TO what follows;
The descent from the old lanarks of the
Republican party to the wi dcst constitutions
al innovations. have been so rapid, and so
spccious have been the prctcxtS under which
these changes arc marked, that Il generous
people are liable to be betrayed, and may
find themselves in chains, before they arc
conscious of the approach Of danger.
MIR. Benton; Il short time ago was noml-
mated by Il Democratic district convention in
Missouri, as Il candidate for the Prc>idcn-
cy. He declined the nomination because,
h. says, IN abore .fj1y yeors the democracy Of
the North has ,ytrem int one President 10 thc
Lnto", and Mat one dut jor u single term.
ant un/"ss that couf@ IS changed there wtN he
an end Of ihe pariy! these, he says, were
his sentiments in 1914, and not to be dis
charged now, when certain politicians at
tac South arc presenting Il test which no
Northern man can stand. tlr further says:
"'rhe Presidential election of 1913 is the ccri
sis and if the new test can be made to
govern that election, | shall consider the
danger consuinmatnd, and there must
soon be an end not only to the Democratic
party, but olall parties founded on principle.
and, eventually, an end Of the Uujon it.
SELF
Now, a new s:tr$t" are certain politicians
AT the South presenting which no No.hrrn
man can stand? Is it opposition to Will
mots infamous proviso? This test WIS pre-
sontcd by Northern, al;! n"t by Southern
men. The South has acted on the dri;n-
sivc cntircly We suppose. then, the great
MiSsourian means as much as to say, that
he wishes u dragon tho Democratic party
into the support Of the Northern candidate
even though that candidate should he Of the
Wimot gang We shall sec.
We know not what instruction the stick
lcrs among lis for ''compriscs' ;p,r'y unity
"conccsson" and all such stuff, wi / be upon
this declaration OF Mr. Benton, bnt if the
people will take our advice; they will read
carefully these signs and then il they know
not what to DO, they are hard to be taught
Mucon (Ga.) Ielyraph.
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The State of South Carolina.
AEEEVILE DISTRICT.
Notice


To Tic Creditors aml IIcirs Of Richmond
Harris. deceased.
All persons having demands against the
Estate will present them 10 u. Lcsy. Admi-
nistrator OF said Estat" as Dcr.llct, on or be-.
fore the 2Oth May lS47, at which time said
Estate will be apporlioncd. and closed: And
as The personal Estate Is insufficient to pay the
dcbls-and the following heirs and !rgatces
reside without the limits of this State, VIZ
Frances l. Harris, Agnes S Hunter. Uriah
II. Harris, Louisa |. Heard, and A J Harris-
an tn" creditors have pctilioncd for the pro-
cccds of real Estate, to pay debts. 1t is
therefore ordered, that the said abscntccs do
appear ami slow cause, why the proceeds Of
the real Estate of said Richmond Harris de-
ceased, should not be SO applied, on or before
the 20th OF May 1917, otherwise, their cons
sent as confessed, will be entered OF record
Feb. ~, 1917. Bun ID. LESLY, Ord'y.
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Land for Sale.

sss?1ssss5;s The subscriber having determined
;s,,xTs,!G to remove West, offers for sale his
s#VFsSa tract of LAND on which he re-
A sides. The said Tract contains
Four Hundred aud Sixty Acres. between
three an:! three | y l,lr"d and twcn'y-fi FIVE
CLEARED and in IL high state Of cultivation.
On tho plantation there is an excellent new
Dwelling, also good Gin House and Screw,
with all necessary out buildings. The plans
tat.on is equal 10 any in the District. 1t is
presumed That no one would purchase without
eXaIninai ion as such, further description Is
unnecessary. a bargain can be mad and no
mistake J. Nj. DELCHER.
June l6 lG tt
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The State of South Carolina

AEBEvILLE DIsyRicT.
Jesse Rcagm, VS.. Ca,hcrin Rcagin and
others-P@rtition IN Ordimary.
1t appearing that Nicholas Rcagin one of the De-
PENDANTS in this case, resides without tho limc of
this State 1t is ordered that he do appear and OBJ
lrct to the sale or division OF the Real Estate Of
Young l3ragin deed, before the 10Th day of
May lSl7, or his cnnscnt to the same will be cntc-
red of Record DAVID IESl.Y, Ordinary.
Feb 2Uh, 1917. 3m
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The State of South Carolina.
ABBEvILLE DISTRICT.
III .E1uitu.

Thomas M. Finley. and Reuben J. Finley,
Nancy A. Finley by next friend, T..
NJ Finley, " Alexander Hunter, Nancy
FINLEY, Granville II. Finley and others.
-BW for Account, Parluion, Delivery
Of Si0res and Relief
1t appearing to my satisfaction, that Nancy Finley,
Granville H. Finley, Isaac n. Finley Robt. Oak
Icy and lthoda his wife, Ali Deck and Polly Ann
his w'ic' ana Jane Il. Finley, Defendants in this
case, reside without tho limits OF this State. Or
dcrcd that the above named Defendants do appcar
and plead, answer dcmur, to the said Bill within
three mouths from the publication of this order, or
Judgment PRO coNFEsso, will he rendered arains
them. III. 4. JON E,S G. L m
Commissioners Office, March, 9th, 1917.
March 10. 02n,
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MASONIC ODE.

Composed for. ,i,dsung at. the celebration OF St,
.IouS's Day. ON the 9th instant, at this place, by
the members of Clinton Lodge
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Notice.

All persons having demands against the Es-
tate Of John Wilson, jr., deceased, are re-
qnested to present them Immediately, as l
expect 10 settle up the Estate soon.
A. J. WEEMS, Ex'or.
June 8 Is q
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DR.. c.. H. K.INGSMORE,

Having made arrangements 10 locate in the
Village of Due West, would respectfully offer
his services as Physician, to the citizens Of the
Village and adjacent country. ry.-Offlce at Mr..
A K Pattons.
Due West, Feb. 16. stiff
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Notice to absent Heirs &c.

1NOtIVC 10 dUSCIII IICITS WC.
All persons having demands, or owing the
Estate OF Israel Smith drceascd. will present
them by the first Monday in July next, at
which time the Estate will be settled and
closed in the Ordinary's Office, AbbeyiIle
District S. c., at which time and place, the
Heirs, (if any in this country will apply for
their sllares Of the Estate.
J. L. BRENNAN, Admir-.
April LIST I847. 7tf
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The State of South Carolina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.

It" e0t O0W7t u OOWHlVN ettS
James Cochran james Fish.-AUach-
mcmt
The Plaintiff in this case haYiny filed his
declaration in the Clerks Office this day: And
the defendant having neither wife or attorney
known TO be in this State. Ordered that sal
defendan: do plead to the said declaration
within year and day from this date, other
wise judgment by drfhult will be awarded
against him TIP SPERM, c.. C,P.
Clerks Office 29lh April lS47 ly ID
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Scythe Blades. ,.sggss. .sgaA
R. II. & w. A. WARDLAW, have, qshSssk Sasaaa
stock of Scythe Blades, Sickss IL
Knives. 4 ttsffsx IN skN oJe43 Ia
Abbevlls c. II, Msy latagse4a: :s,,s !,
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From " Rcrml-ctioaS II u visit 1T thr BRITISH
CUufIS in lSlG.'
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TtlNE-"OLp HUNDRED.
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RATHER CooL.-While the Chesapeake
was laying 10 her anchor, gradually sinking,
and just before she went down, a gentleman
sought out his wife, who was standing on
the hurricane deck, and thus accos,ed her
'Well, wife," said he, "that long mooted
question will soon be settled with u.s."
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PLowING FOR WHEAT.-But few farmers
are willing to undertake the purchase and
use Of the subsoil plow, but all may adopt
the practice Of derp pIo'oing by the ordinary
method. In many parts of the country, the
soil may be much improved in its wheat
raising qualities, by throwing up and mix
ing with the surface, a small portion of the
subsoi; In some instances this has been
attended with srikingly successful effects.
In others, where the subsoil has been thrown
on the surface, the increase in the growth
of wheat has been almost Incredible A
neighbour scattered the earth taken from
ditch over the surface for many feet on each
side. Afterwards, when the crop of wheat
averaged on the rest Of the field scarcely five
bushes per acre, the portion which had
been thus covered with subsoil, yielded from
twenty-five bushels per acre. In this case,
the soil was light and the subsoil somewhat
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NOTICE.


hi~SOltTIoN OF COfARTNER~ti iI The oTainrrship
~ heretofore existing under The al, II ~ Nv AIN son,
vas dissolved on The ~ 1T Jul, the Il The aid y
SN"i,Aih business vii t iuiuft conducted
exclusively ~ The su- had the SHE change 81 lr
Manufacturing o HE Pafacra aud v,rmiu.e o tie sI fourteen
The rar"' III up round b,ttes long
dna'y "rh me following titrs TIE glass Srap :
PGRacfd, fi''Ha, aui made
SN AIM st'i 81 ' iie Sealing the hHi
M i COIN, ana e" al" f e. side Il the bottle oompsrd Il
gfunr Iiifr work, comprising alrren
Tie
note engisti- az fhafciI -Four
Tie iual al The wtk, and ia ir "
sirtaicd from tn lTr>
'~NaiuS fanacca on
ufned sr> AID large ciT die ms upper margin.
The iHsief> oi WLl
l. engraved M s',h' letters iie tnii, Tie oie right
Ihaad,.linI, August, 1916. JAMES SWAIN.
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Washington, February -, le47
The following information has been received al the De-
paItmcnt Of State from the Charge dAaes of the United
States at Copenhagen:
"CorENHAcEN Goth Dec 1916
On the 10th instant, the authorizes of Sonderberg in
the Dutchy OF SeSwick, gave notice OF the wreck ~ the
channel, that place. of the big Amicta 200 tons
burden.
"As it has been found impossible, yet TO raise the
wreck, and is veIy dangerous pDSt for other vessels
navigating these waters think it proper TO furnish The fol-
ing PARTICULARS for the information of mariners
The bug Amca lies to the north Of the Northern ship
yard and Lime Kiln, the Aen side, IN athoms water,
her stern and d athOms at, ordinary high water She
has generally to feet water her She lies IN the d.
ecton Of AMI west, her sem toward ASen, and ait To-
wards the channel and Suudcwk aud about 20 feet om Al
and 500 feet fom Sundewik. Two wmte-paiuted
bnoy have been placed at The stern Of the wreck and
aft which erected large broom with bundle OF bush
es."
CoPENHAGEN, 10Th January, lSi7.
The authorities Of the districts of Laaland and Fastcr
IN this Kingdom have given notice OF the wreck Of yacht
which recently occurred of Veiroe The wreck is
dangerous position Ii lies fathoms water, west TO
moth north Of Neiroe light-house and mile southwest
IF Fence about square before the broom the Fenc
gluna.
" consider il proper make this known f,r the better
security Ct such Of mariners may be driven by stress
Of weather 10 seek refuge IL The Great Belt its uet-
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At Hnd;:su:sDO:.S.


On 'SdtNrday, tle oh dag ~ Nh.
What SAYS the Volunteer and the Examiner! 1t Is
time to be up and dong Let u, 20 to work IN
earnest Let the Democracy Immediately take the
measure III hand; let Us be harmonious; aad Ia a
spirit Of concession and liberaluy, choose man,
and elect him. There need be difficulty ap re-
hendcd, If true to our prlnc pies. Bat we
must not lie idle. Every blow struck must tell.
Then up and Every county attend at once and
act. Send your proceedings 10 the newspapers. and
nave them published. Now i, the time TO Begin
and when warm weather comes. we viii first vote
and then crow. Old Marion pledges herself to do
as WELL if not better, for the nominee, than any
other county in the district. Which county accepts
the Challenge!
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Relief of ireland ami Scotia

The Executive Committee for the relief OF the sufferers Of
Ireland and Scotland have received the following money
subscriptions fiom the citizens of Greenfield, Hancock
county, 10 wit:
Thomas d. Wapoe, s. James r. b'aden, -
J. Ruthei ford, D A. i. Hart, 5
John p. Banks MOuis Plers0n, Z
We learn also that the citizens Of Pleasant View, Shelby
county, have enteed their to The Executive Com
of this place 10 collect provisions TO be forwarded
under their charge the relief OF those whc destitute aud
starving and hope that the other and counties VIII
shortly initiate the above worthy examples
The Executive Committee for the Iehe OF Ireland and
Scotland have received up this date the following ubsorp
tfOns 10 wit:
By L. NJ from choir Of Nj Beeoher church, 1914
Oredr on Vests Mill 30
Frem Jesse Iasett Alexander Worth, behalf of the
citizens Of Plainfeld, 1928
From John Wkns deposited at Vests mill "a bu wheat
March lS 1877. CALVIN LErCHE, Treasurer.
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COs,rrc>siouaI Convention.

What say the Democrats Of the Fifth Congressional
District Shall we have District Convention ! We
suggest that each county composing the District
at take measures to appoint delegates to
attend such Il convention, 10 nominate candidate for
Congress be elected by the stern democracy OF the
district. We have choice to place time, 50
far as we are personally concerned. But near as
we can learn majority in favor of holding such
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The County IL ceum of Teachers will hold quarterly
session on Saturday, March y, al O'clock p NJ IN the
Seminary. Let all The teachers male aud f,maie Of the
county, attend At ocick, VI in Roberts Chapel the
scholars teachers and parents Will be I'd respectively
by Rev MI Glil,it, L. Jamison. and H. " Beecher. All
Interested IA e'uca'na eli is earnestly invited 20 be
present and il is hop that the ep,runiy for the end ~
secme of The scholar and teacher may rot unmproved
en-. II u G. I Luccnna.
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sWAIM'S CELEBRATED PANACEA,
FOK TIE fTEE or


Scr,trf. Geasral Debhfs, Sres~g. RteErsatier,
lis6ases OF the Lffer "aa >ktn, and ah ~ esses
crtsiHg from IuIur,les n Blood
or me .rufs ~ lie5eus.
SWANS PANACEA ha- neffy years
crtIaied h tis county ani Ia iuu4
Tor lie trif ars OF which T.
BOOKS whn may be- had gratis, tie
II las been used IA h'~nal atd
ngilH uine ~ tein. iir
ciils ani other eminent Ierssff> Among ttieTS by
w. Gibson, VI. ID, lfoe>pr &C 4
Valentine MAJ, NJ. H., N
W 7 ncures, VI. ID ir',e4 II Mri,ii-i, University.
j. Chapman, VI. D.. Irre>>T OF PhN>e Pa University
4 Prkr, NJ D.. President tsibsr ia, l'Illd.
DR. Del Vale. Professor Mr.iginr
J're Lonienccia i.rz. Pn'irss'r SufesTy Lisbon
j. Chapman, Aeutaei k'st uie-e getns. I.'ncor.
C. " lnIg lste ,.iui>i-r @
Sir Thomas Pearson. Major General Finish ARMY
I'll ri Robertson. Blli q t't>ii
Aud ' tie wonderful icsied Ia
made The t'ln-a
Contain ieit tgni. AID its lgprltion
tc gwen 20 iie ass tender infant
the FETAL rKIt l. HAS BEEN REDt'CTD h nflas
aud LEY en- lr obtaining tiee halt ui, bes
ia Foui Dollars.
At.SO-SWAfN'S NERMiFI-cE
valuable Family Medicine al
Cholera Dssvnt.y bleeding riS,
Headache, ho pam n,s. gratis
the kcrnlia-e
Pepmrd swarm I.aiaarfv. chesnn
Philadelphia. and ~ all respectable sei., tr uni'ei
AGENTS
Nr. York a.. Scllcn,hn \ 90
London, Ens--E,ans Y I4Scher.
l.lveTIs~h Eng -l.Nans, y %
Ii-vana--i.. g Me.iztf.
Nap .rai~o- Alex. Gross.
BuehS HAYES =
-. Ihunas-A. Rise.
Cantii--l.
SandW ici islands, /. DelSoa.
Calcuia-iluiihaae 4 u 81.
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Mcl.nN.Y,s ic,csiic Scs,onI fknal.s

VIE telccr and friends
al Hacks
believed hai
sinir srses
of The Il Ia
tieH Popularity liIos rsp,u a..
cfea>iRs sale
The iss happy o state that
indiana tfak> isoks
eNclripn o al 'ihT cnpAng wWk>. Richmond Indianapolis
Cambridge tonnerS,ir. l!as.
Wa, ~-lu~i"u. as,
among Tie VI ce wltfr these
place ui oil'rr hacks formerly used
The following recrnm n,3ln viich j
alt- TEACHERS m indianapolis a
recommendations 81 similar ciaric:eT, hoWs the
" hicl these buoAs keid by teachers
tSoIA1AgoLfs Jan. Q. ls47.
ANlNG iul confidence srri et,iec, ct Ec5 1ic
School Books elementary instructions. and
;evne them hest calculated k falling
accelerate the the sir. sa th
schools and do all
ion Of
Ii johnson, Principe ST. May Seusaasy
J. z. 81. I'd. prncips County SEMINARY.
J f. Marley
:
A Holiday.
&. Fletcher, ! '''A -f'''' N"'''
L. II. Janessn
A
L. -. Reynolds. Iulit Schools
c. n. Keith,
VI. j. ANten Principal Female institute.
Mis-. j. A. Z. johnson, -. Mary mary
Mrs. +. c'mond,
Mrs. &. NJ.
Hiss 4. s'irkeT,
Miss VI. Douglass.
/ Mis- NJ. Reese
The above series published ny ~ SaGh CO,
and tr an by iEA--ftr srI.s
March T. lei
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Old Marion, Awake.

The several townships are earnestly requested t
hold meetings at the earliest possible day. (say Apr
election day) and appoint delegates to county con
venton. The county committee recommend count
nm to hr Lnld
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At Indianapolis,

On Saturday, the Ioli dag Of April,
where it is hoped each township viii be fully repre-
scented.
Brethren important matters viii be before you to
be acted Your delegates To district convention
are to be selected. Your candidates for the Legsla
ture and the most important county Offices, to be
nominated. See that each township IL ruly and fairly
represented. Let us al meet with dctcrmlnatn To
be governed by principeto act for ourselves. I'M
bribed by influence, and un5ought by gain Then
with union aud harmony, If are true to ourselves,
we shall be euincntly successful Up then, Men
Leave not for others 10 do, that winch you do for
yourselves.
9~ We requested TO announce Mr. JosHUA NJ LANGs-
4 candldat. for Treasurer of Marion county.
ME>sRs CHAPM AN> & SPANN :-please announce SAMUEL
BECK Candidate fr Treasurer OF Mann county, and
Obge MANY VOTERS.
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0CJ-The following receipt for making old silk lock
good new IS from a recent publication Unpck
the dress, put it into tub, and it with cold
water; let il remain an hour dip it up and down.
but do not wiring il hang up dra IN iron very
damp. ard IL will look bcau'lfu,
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ks5s9S,EsyfsTReky

+ qualified The Indianapolis intending
the belel notified viii he cid
the Wards under clar
~Stun 21Ih March purpose
AIDE td tlc hale tsivial Assembly
lns annapolis
Tie places inspected follows,
lSt Ward Iiule's Iavern Joshua Blac,, lnslertS
2i Mad Cant il0us-
81 Ward Df2kes ii,fel Nni. t.lnsrnf-ltrr
4ih Ward Palmer House VIVA tanibei
S'h Wand Arm IuiHs> Tavern IL. '.fHhih
9Th Nsrd Shtrg>' Paper MIL Jul-l lhnigaSs
TIE polls Wl he open otck, T. a., and O'Clock,
T. ~. uf sud
Of tie adoTtiu of the charter vii
the itsr Charffr, u
retention "f ilr force, vii endf>e Tie
The and Judges of said elVIbE rf the Council
Chtner, Monday urlrk. A. n c.mIai-
The and the result tltfssJ t ~
The ,h,rr IN ad-r If
The Common Council JOSEF A. LEVY ,Presi.
LIZ l-nr..S Sec
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Rev. MI GTiLETT viii deliver The lecture bcf &c the
Lyceum, at koheIs Chapel. Monday 22d INST
Suhjecl-Egypt Ihpse Is no li>tcued NJ graphic de-
sopS OF Naples aud Nesuvius vii not f Il be present
Nh. &. travelled through E-t p with M Giiion Amci-
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Married.

On the l6,h instant, by the Rev. Mr. Bcecber Mr.
THOMAS +. CASE, to JOSEPHINE G., lighter of the
late Dr.. Smith, of Harrisburg, Pennsylv&nia