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Dec 6
Notice.

All persons wishing to obtain a License to
Retail Spirtuous Liquors in the Town of Camden
for the ensuing year, will hand in their applications
TO Council by the 23d inst, by order of Council.
l.. w. BALLARD.
Town Recorder.
Dec Cd, lS49 st 40
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Just received Ladies' black and white French
Kid Gloves, Thread and Cotton Edgings very
cheap, Superior Black Bonbazine Heavy Scotch
Hollands, Clear Lawn Handkerchiefs, Skiring
Cloths, Linen Cambrics. Worsted Yarns, Beads g.
Purse Trimmings, Irish Linens very low, York
Mills Long Cloths. E. W. BONNEY.
Dec 8 If 49
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sale of Negroes on a Credit.

VIII be sold on the second Monday in January
next, before the Court House in Camden, FOR
TY FIVE NEGROES, upon credit of one, two
and three years, purchasers 10 give mortgage of
the property and approved security, three equal
annual ins,alments, and interest payable annually.
Dec 5. f. NJ BOYKIN
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Ordinary's Sale.

In pursuance OF he Act OF Assembly, will be
sold on Saturday the 25th inst, at IL o'clock NJ
at the residence of the late +. S. Clarkson all her
per!shable property consisting of household and
Kitchen furniture dc.
Terms at sale.
JOHN R. JOY, O. KID.
Nov. Is, ls49 IS If
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Notice.

! and J Boxes Raisins, Fresh Ci!ron, Northern
Cheese, Sperm Candles, Mould Candles, Powdered
Sugar, Old Java Coffee, Col gales Pearl Starch &
Soap Sugar House Syrup, Fine MADEIRA Wine,
Common MADEIRA Wine for Cooking, Best white
Wine Vinegar, Pepper Sauce and Lemon Syrup.
Just received by
f. w. BONNEY.
Nov % Al #
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A fresh supply.

The subscriber has just received new supply
of superior Family Groceries, consisting Of Loaf
lump, crushed and brown Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Mo-
lasses, Rice smoked Salmon, Mackafel, Gin whole
and half barrels and kits,J fferriHgs,smoked Beef:
sugar rcured Hams Irish Potatoes, Alspice, Pepper,
Ginger, Cheese, Sperm, Adamantine and Tallow'
Candies, and great variety of other articles, in
his line, all Of which will be sold very low for cash.
Oct. 81. A. E. ALLEN
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In Equity-.KershaW District.

VS. }Bill for partition &; sale.
Mary Dunlap and others
in pursuance of the decree of the Court in the
above case, made al June Term, le4a, | will en-
pose TO public sale on the first Monday in January
next, the following tracts of Land, to-wi':
One Tract lying on the waters Of Granny S
Quarter creek, containing two hundred acres,
bounded BY John McDowal!s lands OF the south,
on The west by the tract below described, on the
north by lands OF Richard Owens and William
Drakeford. and on the east by the land Of James
Richardson, the SAID land having been originally
granted to William Dunlap, deceased,
One other Tract containing one hundred and
ninety five acres, bounded cast by the above tract,
west hv Thomas Smyrl and John McDowall, north
by Rchrrd Owens and on the south comes to a
point on John McDowal's land.
TIE ms-One half cash; the balance, bond well
secured; payable in twelve months from the day Of
sale.
WM. NJ SHANNON, E.x.D.
Cnmm'rs Office, Dec, |. SO 15
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-GEN.sTl LoR's RECEPTION OF THE ELEc.
TON NEws.-A letter from New Orleans to the
Baltimore Sun says:
General Taylor was in Baton Rouge
when he heard the result Of the election in
PENNSYLVANIA, and enough from other States to
determine, without doubt the fact that he had
been elected President of the United States.
He took the fact Of his elevation to the highest
office inthe world with composure, exhibiting
much coolness and telheration.
s'He left Baton Rouge soou after the result
was know, OH hoard steamboat, for his plan
,ation in Mississippi. While on the passage he
was accos,ed by a stranger, democrat wh" was
not aware he was speaking TO the President
elect, and they commenced talking politics
Specializing about, The election. the merits OF the
candidates, &c. The stranger told him that
old Zack was good enough, hut he did not think
him qualified for the high Office Of President.
He also asked the General if he was Taylor
man, to which he replied: 'Not much of a one,
that he had not voted for him on account OF his
family, and more especially on account of his
old lady being somewhat opposed to Old Zack
going to Washington
sAt this juncture gentleman stepped mp, ac-
costed the General and called him by name.
The stranger soon smelt a rat, and afrr "ptn'
ing his eyes tolerahly wide. walked off, consid
erabiy confused.
The Generals is in good health, and looks
uuconcerned as usual"
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Store TO Rent. 'ff''E7 a T;
The Store at present occupied by g. b. Levy;
possession given by the middle Of November.
The Office one door below w. ]. Gerald Esq.
formerly occupied by Doct. E. II. Anderson. ..s.s,
Apply to II. H.sLEYY.a
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For Sale by the Subscribers.
sperm Oil.

The Subscriber has JUS: received supply of
superior Beached, Winter Strained Sperm Oil of
first and second qualities. Also-Bleached Whale
Solar Oil-al Of which will be sold as low as
can be afforded on this side of Charleston.
JAMES r. .NcKAIN.
nor tf 10
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Negroes for Sale

By permission of the Court of Ordinary, will be
sold before the Court House door on Monday tho
first day of January next, -Four Negroes belonging
to the Estate of NJ. l.. Trent, deceased.
Terms cash, purchaser to pay for Titles.
J. NJ. DESAUSSURE. Admir-.
Dec 6 at 10
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OPINIONS OF TIE PRESS.

From the Sunday Atlas %! January, ID, 1919.
'Wcwould call the attention of readers to the advcr-
tiscmrnt of Hastings Compound Syrup oi Naptha The
proprietor &c s mrL;cr Or linsrings Grnrk, hui
ranks of the hest ysica:ls Of England lie is also
the head Of the Bruci-stect Free Dspensay. llav-
ing like most other phscicns had his attention drawn to
the great prrpondcrancc Of deaths from pulmonary
plants. he devoted his attention to it for several
years. and the result lis conviction Tat Naphiha,
remedial agent in consumption, surpassed any other rrne-
dy known 10 the faculty. las since been used with the
greatest by nearly a Of The first physicians oi
England. and. learn from the American agent, (Dr
larison) is being introduced extensively in our hos
pias and in the private practice Of majority of our ply
s,ans. We advise all who IN any way troubled with
pulmonary complaints try single bottle, which will
prove its efficacy
From the Western Palladium of Dec. s. S47
1--WE much surprised the other day by visit from
acquaintance whoa last few weeks sinre
confined 10 his bed by complaint Of the lungs lie
is III almost perfect health and he assured that this
surprising chn had been produced By six bo Ties Of Hast
ing : COMPOUND Syrup of Naplha."
For sale hv JAMES K. NTcKAIN, Camdcn-Pricc 81
per bolte-six bottles for S5 cash.
Dec. &, Isis, ~ 3m
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Dec 6
Attention Feat No.

In pursuance of Orders received from Lieut.
Coz. KERsuAw; you are hereby ordered to Par ade
at Camden on Tuesday the 10Th December, armed
and equipped as the law directs The Commits
stoned and non- commissioned Officers will assem-
BILE the day previous for Drill
By order Capt. SAM. J. YOUNG.
THos. HARRIS. o. s.
Camden, Nov. 9th, 1S4S 2t ~
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Notice This.

Notice This. ..4,.r:f ss!s-ss,
The subscriber will run good PASSENGER
COACH to and from the Rail Road for eiaccomG
mediation of Passengers and will take them to anys
part of the town as cheap as the cheapest Small
favors thankfully received. @sss5a
JOHN X. WITHERSPOoN.sr
October 25th, lS4S. 43 tf;ssaso
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,EO II nrll or Sell.
For Sale.
For sale.
OUR HOUSE.

OUR HOUSE.
OYSTERS CHEAPER THAN BREAD
The subscriber having jus, returned from Char
lesion, takes pleasure in informing hose who have
So literally patronzed hm, and al! those who may,
that having made arrangements with New York
and Charleston agents, to receive daily supply
Of Oysters, Fish. all Game in season, together
with our home market fla',crs himself that he will
serve up The above varieties of the season in as
good style IS any Restaurant IN the Union.
City and country orders promptly attended to-.
JAS. T.. MckENNA.
Better E,iorn as MAC.
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Dentistry.

DR.. J. LEE, may be found every day in hi
Office up stairs in the Post Office buildings.
Nov %. 4S ct
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FRESH GROCERIES.

FRESH GkOCEKaES.
The subscriber has just received a fresh supply
Of staple and fancy GROCERIES, and intends to
keep constant supply, which he will sell on the
most reasonable terms. They consist in part as
follows
$ $.::::; $$: $:::::;., :::; $:;'''' BROWN SUGARS
costhoa c1si wHIrE SUGARS
New Orleans and West India Moasses
Sugar House Syrup
Rio, Java, African Coffee
Gunpowder Hysun and Black Teas
Sperm Candles and Soap
Pepper Spice and Ginger
Fresh Citron, Raisins, Currants, Almonds
Preserved Ginger, Nnimegs, cloves, cinnamon
LIQUORS.
Super 1905 French Brandy
do J. J. Dupey's Brandy
do Sherry and Madeira Wine
do Old Port Wine
do Very old Gin
Cordials and Syrups
Old Rye Whiskey (Mil'er's) =
do Monongahcia WhiSkey; Rectifed do.
Porter and Ale in pin $ and quarts
Salt, Iron. Gunny and Dundee Bagging
Bale Rope and Twine. ii. LEVY
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Al baskets CHAMPAIGN, frs, quality, in
pints and quarts, Key. Anchor and Swan brands.
Nov. 20 JAS. &. MckENNA.
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New Books.

New Books.
The Women Of the Revolution, in 2 vols. by Mrs.
Elicit
The French Revolution Of 1913.
The lngoldshy Legends: Brothers and Sisters
Rival Beauties Kate Walsingham, by Miss Pick
crng; A warning to Wives; Stray Subjects; The
Two Dianas; The Mysteries of Three Cities, dc.
Nov. IL. ALEXANDER YOUNG.
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Scgal's, Scgars.
MTsS. GOODLAD'S
Fashionable Bonnet Store.

New Goods just received, consisting OF Ribbons,
Bonnes, Flowers, Capes, Cardinals, Gloves. &c.
open and ready for sale at very low prices for cash
or 10 punctual customers Mrs. G. particularly
recommends them as being tho most fashionable in
the market
u Bunncts cleansed, altered and trimmed so as
TO render the most skilul judges unable 10 tell
them from new. At the store formerly occupied
bv DR.. A. DE- Leon. Oct Is
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MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.


SOUTHERN MAIL, VIA AUGUSTA, GEo.
Due Daily at t"
NonrHERS MAIL, VIA CHARLESTON SC.
Due Dalyas or. O.. NJ n
NORTHERN MAIL, VIA cHERAw, Sc.
T ns-All mail matter as far North Raleigh, n. G, will
b. sent via this route further North, via Charleston, 5 e.
CHARLESTON MAIL.
Due daily, at 6 P. NJ
HrA Way Bag will be kept open for the reception of
Charleston letters until 81 o'clock A. NJ
WESTERN MAIL, VIA COLUMBIA, S. c.
Due daily q. at 5f;" NJ
SUMTER DISTRICT MAILS, VIA sTATEBURG, S. c.
Due Monday, Wednesday and Frday,a P NJ
,ro~Way Mails for Offices on the South Carolina Rail
Road close daily att p. NJ
CHARLOTTE MAIL, VIA LANCASTER c. II. s. c.
Closes Tuesday, Friday and Sunday, at
yoRKrILLE MAIL, VIA RED HILL, DC.
Due Thursday at III VI.
Closes same day, at II NJ
LYNcHwooD MAIL, VIA TILLER's FERRY.
Due Tuesday and Friday, A. NJ.
Closes same day, at :, ~ r VI.
OFFICE HOURS.
Open a. A. M.-Close at P. NJ: Open at q P. VI.
Close at 4 p. NJ, Open ate p. NJ. Close att p. NJ.
On the Sabbath, open from to 10 A. NJ, and from to
Up, NJ. ...
All credit for postage is stopped, have time to
make collections and no letter will be delivered unless it
is paid for,
Dec. l.: J. A. GAMEMELL, T: NJ
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o. The services Of Miss ANNA NJ X. CRUISE
have been obtained for the Camden Female Acadc-
my.
On a.d after the Goth November, the Exercises
OF this seminary will be conducted under the su-
pervision OF Mrs. F. A. McCANpLEss and the above
named Lady.
Nov j. 46 81
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BEwARE OF CouNTERFErrs.--Weh have he.
fore us spurious Twenty Dollar Note of The
Bank of Georgetown. and understand that
number of them are in circulation in Columbia
and in Alabama. -,
To guard the public as much as possible
asaius, them. we will explain, as far as in our
power, how the counterfeit can be Distinguish
ed from the genuine. The paper on which the
counterfeit is printed is dark and harsh-the
vigneite Of the female at the top and centre, and
more especially. the ship in the distance are
badly executed, the numerals XXX, and the gen.
eral engraving has also a darker shade. The
signature of The Cashier is we'll done, and that
of the Presiden, passaby, although more lig hty
written on the spurious than the genuine. The
counterfeit, is ade payable 10 A. G, ROSE.
This gentleman is the Cashier of the Charles
ton Bank, and the name has been probably in
serted in this case with deceptive views.
To those who are not critical in their knowl-
edge, as to counterCeits. and have no genuine
note Of the same denomination before them; we
would suggest that the paper and the viene,te
ard ship are the most di>tingniShab!e marks by
shich to Judge whether note is counterfeit or
not. 'fs-3.A - 5S
The spurioos bill is so we'll executed that it
will require much care to.prevent imposition
~ A Charleston Courier.
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THIRD QuARTELYssATEMNT OF TIE
Mutual Life Insnrance Gompany
OF NEW YORK. NO! 35 WALL sfREET
Z. For the second fern gt Jfps years. I'.--~
Amount of lst dividends and reserved fund, s5,loS ~
Amount Premiums received from s,sft.e CsAl.ertsaf
lst Feb to ist Nov, 1s4e, ON &C. -, ~ - ..tts;
count of second dividend, sls5,ass' 4s - sSq
policies &C. second dividend, 1902 sss
Amount received for interest on - syLs!s
bonds and mortgages &c: l5.T .T79 SO
Annuites-balance, Z, 3,353 ID e:'-tt,2
2 -. - ssls,4lo 8
49,. :. s7ss,5ss 81
Losses and expenses and paid for x iEtsf ig91gs
''''e'''' p'' ASSETS = = ssz7fs ssragssss
Cash on hand 2201 IS - - 4s,5 = 81
Cash deposited in the a.as
Bank of New York 1875 95 ~ - 80. -
Bonds and Mortgages on r'S' = 7sSsss5t.s ifs-'s]
Real Estate in the city fFtTE sF "a
of n. York, and Brook !, - ~ ~
lyn, valued at twice the - rs aSb's1 -
amount loaned thereon ATS 2sz 10 5,5z re ss' -
Stocks Of the State and ." - $3.50. sz<z. 3
. City of New York and -,,.1t - ryr = - -.
As5ss e Il; d: Sass iss sas: Agent. '' s 7ss
Amount remaining un-
paid on half yearly and r. '1'7'S : - -.
quarterly policies issll- fsl-t ~ 3
ed previous 10 first d. 'slrs -
vidend 2093 20 s'-> q.
--ssa ,sc7 81 -. -, - ,..ss,s =
Increase of Investments since Feb last l64 z47 50
Number of policies issued from st May last 591
Whole number policies is = -.
sued, 5597 of which 32A are for hfs.
Less-canceled, forfeited, 1S0 !" years
and expired, dead and 152 9th pds
surrendered. 152 ~
1856 - -, 1856 ~ l'.fsae*s,
'' Nj. ROBINSON, President x
SAMUEL AA:tSi JoHy RogSEa Agent for Camden,
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EresIl Fruit

Pine Apples, Oranges, Lemons, Bananas, Raj
sins, and Almonds, all Of the new'crop. Also. an
assortment of Charleston made Confectionery.
For sale by A. E. ALLEN,
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Notice.

Notice. = ~ !"
All persons are forbid helping themselves TO-
Bricks from my Yard. | will take pleasure in at;
tending to all who may want Brick, and return
them thanks for their patronage. s.:s;''
EThc person or pesss&SRS & RthfsEa %h9E naive nese
ted to report, which hope they Will do coon. The
person who did the same thing astweek will cont
fer favor bv reporting to me the amount taken or
paying for them .,u 5. .S..,.sS
July 26 80 q. tSs
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Blankets.

For sale large supply OF Duf1il Blankets at the
lowest prices. +. w. BONNE4.
DecG If 40
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j. j. DICKSON, a
Commission Merchant and GeneralAAgent,
No. l57, East Bay, Charleston, SC ~
Respectfully announces to the public, that he
has commenced the general commission bust
ness at the above place. 49, -,
All business intrusted to his care, wilIreceive
immediate attention. -
N. Bile will also attend to receiving and for
warding goods. q Oct. 20.
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Just Received,

Just Received,
$500 pounds pure White Lead
$50 gallons Lamp oil
$50 - I.iHsccd Oil
IS - Spirits Turrcntine
300 pounds Sal .Erntrls
100 - Black Pepper
20 :" Col-aics Starch
II dozen Sands Sarsaprlia
bale Hops
In conformity with the times. the above articles with all
the Goo store, will be sold lower than they have
been in this market. +. J.. ZEMP
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Notice.

All persons indebted to the late firm OF Dobyd
Kennedy, are earnestly requested TO call on the
subscriber and settle the same without delay.
II W. KENNEDY.
Nov. %. 47 If
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Northern: Wing allies, and what do they ex
pect to get from, theml -
These are grave questions and they are not
idly asked. On one point especially, we feel
anxious for an answer, and for no party Purpos-
es do we ask it. II the Northern Wings insist
on passing, and do pass the Wilmot Proviso'
what course will the Southern Wings take!-
1t is not wise to, postpone this question and
leave the answer TO be given when The event
shall have happened. 1t is well for Southern
neople to look this matter in the face and de-
wise at once the course to be adopted.
hce Augusta ConstuhionaltSt.
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To the Voters of Lancaster District

JN4NES II. IIU " DIt
Lancaster, Dec. l, 1913. 5t
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Iron THE BASvER.l
SUMTER DIsr. April q, 1895

',A' A~A,
!Wr. Editor: We beg leave through your ,,1;
paper, TO ask respectfully, Of the candidates
for the Legislature for Claremont county, .
few questions. in which the people Of Sum,
ter District, have on several occasions, ex,
pressed some solcitHde through the Grand
Jurors Of the District.
81 !. Are you in favor of increasing the iu-
risdiction Of the Ordinary IN bpti real and
personal property IA FIVE thousand lollars.if
50. why' i opposed, Why'
2. Are you in fayer pf increasing ths ipsisdic.i
tlaR Of magiistFatss to fifty doliars and sstab,
fishing the. County court systema give youI
views. ,is
3. ARE you in favor Of revising the FREQ
School System, and establishing permanent
school fund! if so, say from what source you
will raise SAID money.
4. Are yoY in favor Of re-estnblisbing the
Brigade Encamnnent system.
BY answering the above questions through
the Banner, you will satisfy . respectable.
portion Of those that yos seek to reprresent.
MANY DTERs.
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NATIONAL ASSEMBLY.

The provisional government Of the
French republic having appointed the 9th
ofthis month as the day for tho election Of
representatives to the National Assembly,
it is to be presumed that the elections
have been already held, and that the As.
sembly will meet on the Goth ins,ant, in
accordance with the DEGREE. The repre-
sentntises'are elected on the basis Of di-
reg! and universal suffrage; the voters are
all Frencimen Of the ngo of2l, resident
in the canton for SIN months, undnot dcpri-
we'd by judicial decision Of the exercise Of
ciyie rights: The representatives are re.
quircd to be Of the age of 25 and in the
enjoyment Of civic rights. The compen-
sa.ion of each rcprcscntati9n for the dura-
tiop of the session is fixed at 25 francs or
s4,62 l.2 Cts per day. The whole mum.
bcr ofthe representatives is fixed at nine
hundred. Each is required to have 1000
votes. This representation includes AL.
geria and the colonies, ! s being allowed
to the former and 5 to the latter, SO that
almost the body Of tho representatives is
elected from the people Of France.
The population of France being gener.,
ally estimated at tliirty-fve million, this
gives one representative for every 40, 600.
Believing, however, that the other estimate
of thirty million is more correct, this
gives one representative for every thirty
fiye thousand. This is very full repre-.
sentation compared with that of some 9th.
er countries. The British House Of Com.
mons represent n population Of some thir.
ty-four million by about 68O members.
The population of the United States Of
twenty million is represented in Congress
by members varying from $50 to 900 in
number, according 70 tho rapid increase
Of population.
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CAMDEN BRANCH.

Not long since, through the politcncss
ofa friend, we were informed that the
cars ON the Camden Branch run daily n,
hours suitable fbr passengers to meet the
downward train to Charleston and the up.
wnrd to Columbia. Since then has ap.
pcarcd an advertisement 10 that effect.
The name of the passenger car POW used
is the "Col. Dickinson
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DEATH OF a S. c. REPRESENTA-
TIVE.

The Hon. JUS: A. Black, 8. G. Re.
preventative in Congress from the congrcs.
sional district whichspur,anburg is onc,,
died at Washington on Monday the Bird Of
April, of disease dcnominated as 50 con.
gestive chill, followed by pneumonia
His family were around him in his last mo-
mcnts, and .alsothc So. delegation. Mr.
Sims delivered his cplogy in the House,
and Mr.. Butler in the Scnu,e. The Gus.
ton'ary resolutions were passed by boil,
houses, which then adjourned.
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The Spring Term of.the Court Of Com
mon Pleas and General Sessions for Sum.
ter District commenced on Monday last,
the 10th instant, his Honor, Judge INErH,
ERs presiding. @ ssj q
We regret to observe TINT tho health Of
the Judge docs not appear ta be as good
as formerly, though his usual activity,
promp,ness and energy distinguish him in
the discharge Of his judicial duties. 81