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GUITARS aud Guitar Strings, Bird CAGES, Spool
" Stands pnin Hair and Ours Tambonnrs. Boxes
OF Pcriimcrv Of all Aes Flies and Drums, C2erucys
and Hunters instruction Books for the Piano, Accor-
dian instruction Books, and Tor all other instruments,
Satin BraidS, India Rubber iubncco poucAcs, India
Rubber bands Tor Bills AMI Their p1prrS, t,nstIc'
large and snail, American and Eug'l-h injcllhc
Ink with or without preparation Britannia, plated
aud SILVER up, tor children and lots of other New
Goods received dgl BEINsMAIb & BRorHEEs.
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either hesitation or division produce other cf-
feet but to pcrpctunc the present ruinols policy.
Respectfully.
! 'COIIAMER
WILLIAM HENRY.
G. J. MARSH.
:. Hon. S. Foor for the State Wing Committee of
Vermont
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Monthly Bulletin No. 6.

NHE SARSAPA-
j R1LLA COMPOUND
Of this Company is almost
literally n sniphate of Sar-
.apnrllla. So highly con-
'en'ratcd is i, that The doSe
b"t The hdlf of a rcry
anal iedSpDon nj. while
the dose ui TINT which -
sold III large bottles is near
Is n winc glass fuH! LII
addition to Sarsapnrilla it
contains n upweriul con-
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&\LAD OlL,-The incest article fur
~ table nee, for sale ly case or hottie Mt
Juno % wj2 TllEO. a PICKS.
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StHIvcH,
IRON the Subscriber, on Sunday evening the ID
l. inst, large sized light Red Cow with LARGE
bag and dark colored ,ears had brass knob on her
right horn Any one who will inform me where she
is, will satisfy Tor doing
l.. II. POTTER
Burlington. July G. 1873 ,lSlE wifi
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A PLANTATION FOR SALE,
In .HaclisOn County, vMissfssippi.

A plantation containing l040 of the very best
creek bottom and upland is offered for sale on the
most liberal terms. From $50 to 600 acres are in
cultivation, of which nearly half is creek bot
tom. well ditched and drained; the upland in cu-
tivation is circled. The most of il is perfectly
fresh; but little If it having been cultivated more
than from one to four years. The place has con-
stantly running stream passing through it, which
will afford waller enough to gin the cotton crop,
and glnd all the corn iof the use of the plantation
1t is well supplied with springs of the best water.
1t has upon it large gin house and cotton press;
negro quarter sufficient to acomodate from Is to
80 negroes and ali necessary out-buildings in pro-
portion. The Dwelling House is good and roomy,
and the yard is handsomely improved. 1t has ad.
joining the house, a fine orchard of peach, plum,
pear, apricot ncctarine apple trees grape vines of
various kinds, and almost every fruit that comes to
perfection in this climate. 1t is believed to he
one of the most desirable tracts of land in the
country, not only account of the land, improve
ments, wafer dc, but also health
1t is offered for sale at less price and on better
terms, than any such Improvements and land are
being offered at in the country.
There will also he sold at the lowest market
price, with the padiaiion The crop of corn. large
stock of hogs, about GU head of cattle, sheep &C.,
and plantation tools of every description.
Also, if wanted, all the Household and Kitchen
furniture.
The above mentioned Plantation is adjoining the
lands of William Melville, and w. E. Johnson.
For further information or purchase apply to
ABRAM A. McWlLLIE,
Near Camden, Mississippi.
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FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers his PLANTATION for sale lying
on the waers of Big ynchs Greek in Lancaster District
Immediately the putc road leading from oirGe NlGn
G. HIN C. 10 Cam lem and within one mile OF the public
road leading from Lancaster Court House 10 Chesterfield
Court House The Land adolns Robert llagscr, John 10
b.rtsul ural Fui:rhurk and Mary knight, and contains
between five and six hundred Acres, Is situated m pleas
ant and healthy portion Of the country and immediately IN
the Gold Rcgiol-say Two miles from lrIah fuderouTk
nnc and about four miles from l'ck nine lhc soil S
ui,c productive 10 all kinds OF gra and considerable
ler OF the tract is bottom land, well adapted to the cnuT'
tion of Cotton The opened Land Is in line state oi culti,
yarion ana ubouns with springs of excellent water, ana
small streams running through the iailoi a'so cltch
of considerable size ris through the land, along which Is
some excellent bottom Land. nuw in cultivation.
On the premises sa good Dwelling House, Kitchen ana
Smoke Houses together with many o'icr convenient pnu
mos a in ,ooJ rIair also Barn and Stables, Thrash
or and IlnlSc 81 by Is feet, Cotton Gln lo'se anu
Screw, DC &c.
any pcrson wishing bargain, call on ilr sll$criber'
lIarrl l. 1913 - 0l
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List of Letters remaining in the Post Office at Camden
So. Ca on the st April lSi3 which if called for be
FORE will be sent to the Dead Letter Office the lt July next
A.Arledge Elizabeth, Allen Joseph, Abbott Magare,t
~ Addison Sarah
B-Barwick J. W. Black DR., Chs H.. Bailey Charles
Bossar JOS S. Boykn Stephen, Bass Elizabeth, Bawick
E. NJ, Brown George, Britt Amos Brown John, Burgess
J. S.
C-Clristmas VIM, a. Campbell Sarah j., Cunning
ham Joseph a. Chisholm 4. d. Co., Caldwell L. W., Cuti-
no D. W.. Campbell Drury J.
D-Dve VIM. R., (2) Dickinson James Dean Mary Dunn
VIM, Dulin A. r., Dye c. L., Dunlap Alexr, Dekalb Ba-
ron-any dcscendunt of.
Backwards Bev WIN.
Ford Mary, Fisher H. H., Agent Saluda Manufactu-
cng Co., Fraser Rev. +. i.
II--IIamilton w b.. Hogan Harriet, Hollis Ihena,
Hughes David E., Henson Thos Harrison JAS. Hunter
VIM f., Hubbard John, Harrison John, Hunter Mary a.
J--Jones Captain B., June DR.. D. r.
K-Kely John, Kennedy Julia f., Kirkland Saml, hlrk-
land John Kirkland William.
L-lawrence Edward.
N-McKay Adam. MelIafly Tyre, Mcdaniel Alargt H.,
McRa Sonora Martin John H.. Moore Presley Milling Ma
iilda. McKa<ki H. Myers Edith. Manscl r. j., Morris
VIM j. McNaughicn W. d., Mckain WIN. d. John, Nc
Daniel Elizabeth. Mccoy Benjamin
N-Nelson S w. Nelson William.
90 hcarn Morris, Owens ArChy,
P-Perry $ A. Peixoita d. C.. Pcay 4. E. Peay John r..
R-Rn,ou Martha Robinson John, ~ Rochelle Cynthia,
Rush Sam'l V, Rrvll A. j., Robeson ". T.:
S-Surgess A. B.. Southern John p, Singer Wesley
Sessions Chs S,arkc Dr. j. d.. Szcr H., " eiarke lho-
u.s. Stevenson Wm., Solomans ). ).
T-'Turnage Isaac Taylor Caroline, Thorn Henry.
W-WikiIlson Saugry, Wilkinson Simnn ~ Wheat
john Wright John W., Il Ward W., Whitaker X. L., t2)
Yves, JAS r., Williams Laura WessingcrJ.
Y-Young Henry B., loung VIM. r., Young John
they are Advertised. JOHN n. GAME"ELL, I. NJ.
fpril lst 1913.
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FRESH GROCERIES.

The subscriber has just received and opened at
his old stand stock of
CHOICE CERIES,4
consisting in part, of the following articles
Brown, Loaf, Lump Crashed and Clarified Sugars.
Java and Rio Coffee
West India and New Orleans Molasses
Bacon and Salt
Best Tyson Tea
Mac karel, in kits, hall and whole barrels
Salmon and Lobsters, in cases,
Champagne, Ale and Porter
CorJials. and Lemon Syrup
Adamantne and 1allow Candles
Figs, Raisins, Almonds and Candies &c. &c.
Also, lot of
SUPERIOR SPANISH SEGARS.
AL of which will be sold at the lowest prices
for Cash or Country Produce.
w. ]. GERALD.
March l5 IL If
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CLEVEEAND'S
Indian Southern Vegetable DeobStruent.

The plants from which this Medicine is conf
pounded have been known to and used by the Alb
orgnes of The Southern States long before the
first settlement Of lhe country. The first settlers
acquired from the Indians in their immediate vicin-
ity knowledge of their very extraordinary lnedi-
clnal propert and made use Of them, separate or
compounded with others combined. The recipe
from which this medicine is compounded has been
used by respectable family for more than fifty
years with great success, in treating all diseases Of
the Skin and impurities of the Blood.
1t is composed of four plants indigenous to the
vicinity of Charleston, S. G. The plants have been
gathered with great care by on experienced Botan-
iSt and the medicine is now prepared in scientific
manner, and by new chemical process Of extrac-
ting the medicinal virtues of plants. Nest medi-
cines of this class arc administered indiscrimnate-
ly without regard TO disease, restriction in food,
diet or exercise and are so mixed up and disguised
that their active principles are rendered entirely
inert or are destroyed. Not So this medicine. 1t
contains the curative virtues Of the four plants
without Disgusting their natural taste.
would now inform those who desire 10 use this
medicine that it would be entirely useless TO do
SO without strictly adherng TO the directions.
1t is not pretended that this medicine shall cure
all diseaes that humanity is heir TO, but few of
the most distressing ones, it will be found, will
yield like magic to its restorative energies. [
know that the IDEA Of new medicine TO come into
competition with the many preparations OF Sdrsa-
parilla and olh"r Alternative medicines, may seem
to many presumptuous. or to say the least absurd.
The proprietor places it before the public to stand
or fall upon lis own merits.
The list Of diseases for which it is recommend
cd and which it is sincerely believed will curc are
as follows: Scrofula and It's consequent Diseases,
viz: primary, secondary, tertiary and consecutive
Vcnerial Diseases; enlargement Of the Joints,
Glands, and Ligaments; Rheumatism, Neuralgia
and all ruptiolIs Of the Skin and diseases arising
iro ii an impure state Of the Blood.
Preparel only by J. A. CLEVELAND, and for sale
as above.
N. B-Mcdicines may be obtained at any hour
of the nigh, by knocking at the side door.
April 5, IL If
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OF some new fact, or hear some strange trait in
her character, which would not authorse him
to carry into execution said VOW; and could we
not safely say that in many instances, young
men are not so much TO be blamed as some in.
snuating and mcddling connexion or lriend!-
feel pretty sure that there would have been
many more now enjoying the comforts which
are to be derived from
Marriage the happiest life,
hen living with darling wife,
had it not been for some selfish and aristocrat.
calprinciple. This has often been the case,
which impedes the progress Of loving couple
TO the lie of Hymenial felicity.
Man and woman were created happy, with
out spot or blcmish. but the woman being be.
guiled blythe serpent, parlook of the forbidden
fruit, and gave to the man, Adam, aud he Gid
ate. Therefore, all mankind are culp pable, and
think it not at all out of place. to notice brief
", some of the defects which are peculiar TO-,
and very predominant amongst the opposite
sex. | believe it is known fact, that young
ladies have four prayers: first, rich man; Sc
condly an intelligent man; thirdly, a handsome
man; fourthly and lastly, Lord. any-and often
have they been constrained to say by their &C.
terided. How often do we see young ladies al
lowing some two or three young men to address
them a, the same time? saying by their con.
duct, if we cannot get one, we will another
How frequent 10 we see them coquct;ng young
men with those assumed captivating looks anil
smiles; having no thought OF marrying or car
ryiag into mudra,ion those hypocri,ical coates-
siops of love.
We often hear of disappointments, perhaps
unconditional bargins made, 10y the parties rail-
fled by the interested, and some of the most
prominent steps taken towards preparing Tor
the event, and the unsuspicions man almost in
the act of starting to the appointed place of dcs
fination. FIc received the unsuS?cctcd and
hcartrending intelligence, TIA, she wishes to be
off, and offers the trivial excuse, she engaged
herself to him unp7emedita:cdly after having
found out she can get one ofthe superior class,
or she engaged herself to some ether gentle
man some months since. We hear Of some
leaving home in order to avoid rcdrc'ning
solemn promise. Is this praiSwor'hy and JUS
tifahe in the sight of God! trow not.
There is no doubt some Of our most promising
literary Young mcn, mon whose mental ttcni'
ties had proved to he more than ordinary, have
gone perfectly distracted, on account of young
ladies whom they loved, who sopo>i'iveIy pIigh-
ted themselves to them, and afterwards proved
unfahiul.
hope that prudence and logic combined,
will arrest affairs so unpleasant, and that each
party vii! reform. and that just and unarnish"d
principles will actuate every man to PROFOUND
question Of ma,rirnony, and thu, all young la
dies acccde. il agreeable. if not, never pretend
ingly rcciprocatc, always keeping yourselves
divcsted of coqnetry-or at least until get
wife. AN OBSCURE One,
I'LL.
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EQUINOX.

This fine and thorough bred Stallion will stand
the ensuing season, commencing on the first OF
March, and ending The ls Of July, in the vicin-
ty of Camden, at $40 the season and $40 the in.
surance and 80 cents to the groom.
Equinox is beautiful dark chesnut, ID hands,
three inches high, finely proportioned,, of superior
meets admirably adapted to improve the stock OF
GaJJle and draft horses lie was bred by R. J..
Stevens, Esq. Of New York, out Of Janette, full
sister of Sir Ckarles his sire MIR. Bolts celebra-
toJ borso Gohanna, Feb. l6-2m
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CAMDEN AND CHARLOTTE
NAIL LINE.

The Post Master General having given dircc-
tions to run the mail from this place to Charlotte
three times week, instead of twice, as former y,
the public will therefore, please take notice, that
the stage will leave Camden every Monday, We'd
nesday and Saturday, at A. NJ, and arrive in
Lancaster the same afternoon.
Leave Lancaster every Tuesday, Thursday and
Sunday, at 3 A. NJ and arrive in Charlotte by ,
T. NJ.
Leave Charlotte every Monday, Wednesday and
Saturday at A. NJ. and arrive in Lancaster same
AFTERNOONS; leave Lancaster every Tuesday, Thurs
day and Sunday at A. NJ. and arrive in Camden
at 3 p. NJ.
JAMES McEWEN, Contractor.
Feb. %, ls4S. II
The Charlotte Jeffersonian will please insert
three times and hand in their billt J, NICE.
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THE WORLDS ILLATION!
THAT TIE PILES IS DIsARMED OF ITS TERRoRs
BY DR.. Upham's Vegetable Electnary

The great sensation which created among the Med
cal Faculty, and Throughout the civilized world, by the an
noun'ement of Dr. Upams E5ctuay, for the of Piles
n disease that resisted all former medical trcatment has
settled down into thorough confidence that is positive
and speedy cure in all of Piles, either Bleeding or
Blind External or Internal ao for all diseases Of the Sto-
mach and Bowels such rs
SEVERE AND lfABrrUAL CosTIvENEss, DYSPEPSIA, LIy-
Err COMPLAINT, INFLAMMATION OF THE SPLEEN, KIDNEYS
BLADDER, BOWELS, AND SPINE; ULcERATIoS OF THE In
TEsTISEs; Flow OF BLOOD TO THE HEAD, &C.; AND
FOR THE RELIEF OF MARRIED WOMEN.
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"DoS'T WoRRy."-Whpn Du's:rodr White
locks was emharking as Cronwcl's Envoy to
Sweedcn in 1853, he was much disturbed in
mind as he rested in Harwich on the preceding
night. which was very stormy while he rcEec'
ted on the distracted stale Of the nation. 1t
happened that confidential ser"ant slept ii an
adiacen, bed, who, finding that his master could
not sleep, at length said. "Pray, sir will you
give me leave to ask you question:" Ser
,ainiy." spray, sir don't yo" think that God
governed the worll v..ry we'll before you cam,
into il?'' "Unlonh,cdIy." "AnH pray, sir, don't
YOU think he will govern it quite as well when
You are gone out III" Yes. "'rh"n. sir. pray ex-
cuse me, hu, dom! YOU think You may trust him
to govern it p,ile as long as you live" To
this question Whitclockr had no reply; but
turning himself al,o.t, soon ie!l fast asleep till
he was summoned 10 embark.
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MIR. w. H. CRISP,

Professor of Elocution to The Universities Of
Cambridge, Edinburg and Dublin,
Has the honor the Ladies and Gentlemen
of the city and its envrons, his intention of gvin
EVENING WITH THE POETS,
On which occasion he will be assisted by
MRS. w. III. CRISP,
Tuesday Evening. april 4, 1913.
PARTIAL PROGRAMME.
ELocUTloS, REMARKS on READING, MEMORY, Prose, Po.
etry Blank Verse.
Shakespeare Ilomeo& Juliet Tempest Merchant Of Venice
Selections from Byron, Scott. Moore, LongfeOw, N. p
Willis
DRAMATISTS.
Selections from the following celebrated Plays:
TIE HONEY MOON.
ROMEO AND JULIET
THE LADY OF LYONS.
An Address written for Mrs. W. H. CRISP, commenorating
THE VICTORIES IN MEXICO.
E-1Ir. w. IL CRISP having received applications TO give
Course of Lessons in Elocution, taught by him to the
Students Gentlemen of the Law and Teachers of Acade-
mics in Columbia has the pleasure of stating that the
of Ladies' and Gentlemen DESTROYS of receiving instruction
will be received at Mr. Youngs Book Store Should the
number prove satisfactory to Mr. Crisp, he will postpone his
Northern engagements
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ADMINISTRATORS Notice,

The subscriber having received grant of Letters
OF Administration de bouis non, of all and singular
the goods and chattels rights and credits that were
of Mrs. Margaret Mathis, deceased, hereby given
notice to all persons having demands against the
said estate 20 hand them in properly attested, and
those indebted are required to make immediate
payment. J. w. hLMbEhd'
Jan. l9. Admir- de Bonis Non.
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SnGl.ill Oil.

A very good article at Sl,23 and superior ar
ticle at s 30 per gallon.
ALsu-A very choice selection OF oeSars anu
Tobacco at reduced prices for Cash.
White Lead. Window Glass, Linseed OIL sc.
&c, having been purchased tor CAsii Will DC
nearly opposite Masonic Hall.
March l.
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Voluntary Certificates
UNITED STATES MARsuALLs OFFICE
New York Drcemhar Eih 1877

UNITED STATES MARSuALLs OFFICE,
New York. December 9th, 1877. :
Messrs WYATT d KETcHAS-Grncmen-U Understand
ing that you arc the General Agents for the sale of Dr. Up
hams Vegetable Eccuary for the cure Of Piles, have
deemed II duty 10 volunteer recommendation in behalf
Of that valuable Medicine have been afflicted with the
Piles many years and tried various remedies but with
no beneficial effects. lnpeed, began consider my
hopeless But about the first of September last, pre-
vailed upon by friend make trial of the above named
medicine; took his advice and rejoice say that
only relieved but believe perfectly cufed. most
y recommend to all who may have the misfortune be
afflicted with that annoying and dangerous disease
Very Respectfully, your ob't. servant,
ELY MOORE.
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Ladies' Boots and Fine Shoes.
Ladies fine Lasting Boots
do do Kid " aling Shoes
do do Slips
do French Kid Slips
do white Kid and Satin Slips
do Lasting Buskin Ties
do Goat skin walking Ties.
ALSO-A fresh supply OF Misses's School Shoes
and Boo:ces, heavy and goOd.
Together with general assortment Of Chill
drcn's Shoes, all of which are fresh from the ma
nulac;urers, and for sale by
Feb. 23. GEO. ALDEN.
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.Jayne's EXppctO-aglf.

This medicine has already proved itself 10 be all that
has been recommended. by those who have given fair
test in this country, and the demand for il increases daily
We have Just heard &C an important cure of Asthma.
which has been effected by the Of it, in neghboring
town-the that Of n female who had for long
time been under the of physician bnt had received
no relief and her considered hopeless. Asa last
resort she purchased bottle of Dr. Jayie Eypnctorant,
which caused her cxpectorate freely, gradually cease!
her cough and is rapidly restoring her health We have no
hesitation saying that this preparation of Dr. Jayne for
cure of coughs, colds influenza, asthma consumption &C.
is the most valuable medicine offered to the Amercen
public. There no quackery about itDr Jayne is one Of
the most skul practising physicians in Pennsylvania and
wherever his various preparations have been thoroughly les
ted, he is looked upon great public bencfactor.
Somerset (Nc.) Journal
DYSPEPSIA AND LIVER COMPLAINT may be
cured with certnnty, and at lng cxncne, by taking
every night, bedtime three of Jaynes Sanave
Pills. and dose Of either his Alternative Vemiuge
three times day. This treatment never fails
WELL, WELL! I'M BECOMING BALD. and can't
help it. is frequently expressed by those whose HAIR like
false friend) leaving them Now this is all mistake
Jayncs Hair Tonic faithfully applied for week will pre-
serve the Hair from falling off all dirt and damlrutf
prevent its becoming prematucy gray, eruptye dis
eases of the scalp and still more by its continued
clothe the head with new and beautiful hair.
Prepared only by Dr. d. Jayne. Philadelphia and sold on
agency by JAMES X. McKAlN, Camden, s G.
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FASHIONABLE
GNdg@e6ou@y MouI g@og0ueG 8Go

GI69@e6og9y IoUI 9@UWeG 8G@ee.
REMOVAL.
The subscriber informs her friends and the pub
lic thar che has taken the store formerly occupied
by DR.: A. DeLeon, and has just returned from
Charleston with select lot of SPRING GOODS,
Silk and Straw Bonnets, Ribbons; Flowers, Laces,
Gloves, Hats and Caps, which will be sold for cash
or to DunCtnal customers on the usual terms.
Bonnets repaired and trimmed.
New York and English Fashions just received.
All Tailoring done at this Establishment war
ranted. Nj. GOUDLAD.
April l. ID. If
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CAMDEN BRANCH.
&C. s,.1t,rs,..S stl-.>s es7Cseeaa, tt1zNS-S N
go. ~ 49, IS -Es

- 80 SEzs s:s;s ss5:s;;:5 - 80 s5:ssS3 s5s3 -
TEN MILES OF the CAMDEN BRANCH RAIL
ROAD, from the JUNCTION to CLARENDON arc now
open for the transportation Of Freight and Passcn'
gers. A passenger Train runs daily in connection
with the Trains on the South Carolina Rail Road.
Frcshts will also be taken 10 and from this station,
the charges however, on freight to Clarendon must
for the present, be paid in advance.
For further particulars, apply 10 N. d. BAxLEY,
Agent at Clarendon, or TO the Agents OH the 5. G.
Rail Road
JOHN McRAE, Engineer sc.
March &C. l3 If
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Tn Equity--EAershaW District.
NIarrarct McCaskill and Saml-P. Murchlson

Daniel McCaskill and others.
1t appearing TO my satisfaction, that DanGl NC
CaskijI. the brother of Alexander McCaskill, who
is one Of tho defendants to this bill, departed from
his State many years since, and has not been
hoard from or of since then: On motion of ]. NJ.
DeSaussurc, complanant's solicitor, it is ordered
hat the said DAME, or it he be dead any children
that he NAV have left, do plead, answer or demur to
this bill within three months from this day, or an
order pro conlcsso will bc granted against him or
them.
WM. NJ. SHANNON, C. E.K.D.
Commrs Office, Feb. 10, lS4S. S7S7
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March 30th, lS4s.

Gentlemen and FelLo'o C1ti=ens-From sense
OF the duty and obligation am unde: for the hsn
honor conferred by 50 numerous and respectable
portion of the good people, accept your nomna-
tjon. and return YOU INV warmest thanks and heart
felt gratitude for the honor thus conferred, and
pledge myself to the people, if found worthy Of
their confidence, and they elect me to the high ana
responsible cffice, to discharge its duties with all
honesty and integrity, to show all the favor and
lenty that lies in my power, without mourning
liability upon myself or securities.
remain, Dear Sir<, your most ODE edeat servant
ELI c. BISHOP.