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Voluntary Certificates
UNITED STATES MAEsnALL's OFFICE
Nn,r Nnrl: n.cL. L.mln,r 9Th 1917

UNITED STATES MAEsnALL's OFFICE,
New York, December 9Th. 1Si7.
MGssrs. WYATT & KETcmAN-Gcnicrncn.U Understand.
ng that you the General Agents for the sale Of Dr. Up
hams Vegetable Eccuary for the of Piles. have
deemed ii duty volunteer recommendation in behalf
Of that valuable Mclciae. have been afflicted with the
Pics many years and Tc various remedies but with
no beneficial effects. npccd began consider my case
hopeless But about the first Of September last was pre-
vailed upon BY friend. 10 make trial of the above named
medicine; took his advice and rejoice say that am not
only relieved but believe perfectly cucd most earnest
" recommend all who may have the misfortune TO be
afflicted with that annoying and dangerous disease.
ELY MOORE.
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Nortbern Tan Sole Leather,

Calf and Lining Skins, Harness and Red and
Black upper Leather, Patent Leather, Saddle
Iac,her, Shoe Thread &c. &C.. for sale by
Feb, %, GEO. ALDEN.
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TO Rent,

The store house on Broad street, now occupied
by Jefferson Burklcy. Possession given mmedl.
atey. Apply 10
A. G. BASKIN.
Jan. 3 l #
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BOOKS and stationary.

.,se SCHOOL BOOKS, .,LSs9s5E
OF every kind used in our Schools
BIBLES. PRAYER BOOKS AND li{MnS:
NlSCELLiNEOUS AND CLASSICAL HOOKS,
COPY AND CYPHERING BOOKS, -
DAY BOOKS, LEDGEllS, = n ss',T q.
and other Account Books. 100 =
PASS AND MEMORANDUM BOOKS, &c.
.. STATES AND PENCILS, - EsseSss.s&ssss:
MONOCIIROMATlC PAPER AND CRAiONS,
BLACK AND RED INK. BLACK SAND,
BLACK AND RED LEAD PENCILS, g a.!
LETTER. WRITING AND DRAWING PAPER, ~
Ruled and Plain.
NOTE PAPER AND ENVELOPES, 49,
SEALING WAN AND WATERS, DC. DC. "a, -
March Is. A. YOUNG
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Administrators Notice,

The subscriber having received grant Of Letters
of Administration, de bouIs non Of all and singular
lhe goods and chattes, 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 altesied, and
those indebted are required to make immediate
payment. j. w. kEMBERl,
Jan. -. Admir- de Bons Non.
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James Chesnut, r., E$q.ls my Sole Agent and
Attorney, with full power to act for me in settling
the Estate OF the late DR.. George Reynolds and no
other person is authorised I" use my name, or to re-
ccve money or grant discharges oi tie said Estate
unless specially empowered in wiring 10y hun or
myself. MARf {. REYNOLDS,
Adm'x Of q. Reynolds.
March q, ls47
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THE WORLDS ILLATION!
THAT THE PILES Is DIsARMED OF ITS TERRoRs
By DR.. Upham's Vegetable Elcctaary

The great sensation which created among the Alcd-
cal Faculty, and Throughout the civilized world, by the an
(a disease that resisted all former medical realcnl lrs
settled down into thorosh confidence that is positive
and speedy in all cases q Piles ssor Rlcctrg or
Blind External or Internal also for all diseases OF the Sto
mach and Bowels. such AZ
SsvkRs AND IADITUAL CosTIvESEss. DYsrEFsIA, LIv-
Err COMPLAINT. INFLAMMATION OF TIE SPLEEN kloSEts,
BLADDER. BOWELS, AND SPINE CLcERATIoS OF TIE In
TEsTINEs; Flow OF ELoop TO TIE HEAD. &c: AND
FOR THE RELIEF OF MARRIED WOMEN.
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N0si ice.

All persons having demands against the Estate
of John II. Anderson, will hand them in to the
Administrator legally attescd, within the time
prescribed by law,and all persons indebted 10 the
said estate, will make immediate payment 10
JAMES Il. McKAIN, Admir-.
Aug. 25, 1917.
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Fashionable Clothing.

Fashionable Clothing.
We arc now receiving from Nrw-fork, our stock oi
Ready-made CIohing made il the latest and most fash
ionable style. viz:
Super Bllck Dress and Frock Coats;
10 Sacks
Brown and Olive Frock Goats:
Business Coats, OF various styles, and made OF hand.
rts:e7sis;
Cloth. Beaver Cloth and Piln: Ovcrcoa,s;
Vests Of various styles: Pants &c
With full supply OF Shirts, Under Garments. Susrcn-
ders scaijus;ng Stocks, Crava's, Gloves. Hosiery &c,
all of which will be sold ut the very lowest prices by
Oct. 81 W. ANDERSON N co.
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'E'Ele subscriber.

IETILi. continue 10 act as BANK AGENT, in
w boththe Banks ofihS place, and attend to any
Cc:1mjssicn Business which may he entrusted TO
him. Office 1t the Counting Room of McD"wall
e. Shannon e.. J. SHANNON.
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SyHELELW WRIGHT
AND
BLACkSMITHS SHOP.

The subscriber takes this method Of thanking
his friends for their patronage, and would respect
fully inform tine citizens Of Camden and. persons re-
siding in the country, that he is still TO be found at
his Old stand, corner OF Rutledge and Markct-sts.
where he will be giad to supply any one in wan, of
good Wagons Carts, Wheebarrows, or any other
Nork in his linc having fine supply of seasoned
Oak and Ash Plank, Spikes, Hubs. &c. Asc, 4
quantity of Tier and other Iron and Boxes, for ci-
tIicr iron or wooden AXetrecs.
Jan. I. ROBERT L. TWEED.
LA nnod Diacksmith Wanlel
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ssssSsi q Q l;s B; Z ssssS q.
yssSsISS g Ess:sI SIIGI
zaI aAa'.|.a'.l|zRmy

For the cure OF Headache, Gildiness Salt Rhenm
pans in s Bsah L5s and ]
weakness Fits, Consumption, Papi;aon of the Heart
Liver Complaint, Rising in the Throat, Esipelas Deaf
neSs Dropsy Asthma chngs Of the Skin, Fevcs Of all
kinds Coils, Gont Gravel, Female Complaints Nervous
Complaints and all other Diseases arising from IMPURITIES
of the BLOOD, and MORBID sEcRETcNs OF THE LIVER AND
STOMACH. srr- rsu ...
0 Every disease to which the human frame subject.
originates from impurities Of the blood arrangement OF
the digestive organs.
DR.. Gordon's Family Pills.
Being compounded exclusively of such ingredients as
Nature intended should operate the impurities of the
Human System.
Strike the of the disease, removing all impurities
from the body opening the pores externally and internally
separating all foreign and obnoxious PARTICLES "m the
Chye, the blood Of which it is the origin must be
thoroughly securing free and vigorous
action the Heart Lungs Liver and Stomach. thereby
RESTORING HEALTH by opening the pores cleansing the
veins and artes unmpeJng all the natural veins and pu-
rng the bloo they render the system not only thorough
~ sound, but also npervous disease, all
OTHER MEANS HAVE
@ Within the last twelve months, than one hun
dred Of the most aggardted forms Of DYSPEPSIA have
been cured by the Medicine where rigid dieting the Blue
Pill, and almost every other had been resorted
wlro. benefit, and when death stared its miserable
victim fully in the face /. 0r Gor!nns Pills were not
adapted 70 the cure Of but this MALADY their
uniform In this disease alone would be sufficient
Hwait fame" the Of their inventor as BeSE.
FACTOR OF MS SPECIES.
This medicine fails the worst cases OF
FILES IN one tceeS.
For more detailed description Ct the Medicine the
nes Of i alton, the complaints it adapted and the
it has performed, refer the reader agents.
who will give them Pamphlet gratis
For sale by JAMES Il. McKAIN, F. l. ZEMr Camden.
ALSO orie al all the and country i'll the South
and West.
Truth Is powerful, and, in this instance, has
prevailed.
s.E Peters Vegetable Pills.
TesTIMoNlALs.-Extract Of letter from DR..
Waines OF Philadelphia, Feb. 2 lS4O..-"Your Pills
are the mildest in their operations, and yet most
powerful in their effects, of any that have ever
met with in practice of eight and twenty years.
Their action on the chyle, and hence Oh the impu-
rites Of the bood is evidently very surprisng.'
Extract Of a letter from Dr. Henry Hall, of Que
bee, L. C.. March 6, ls4l.-"For bilious fevers,
sick headaches, torp,dity Of the bowels, aud en-
largement Of the spleen, DR.. Peters Pills are an
excellent medicine"
For sale by all the Druggists in Augusta, Ham
burg and Charleston, aud Al. Moses, Sumter
yiiles Ess-. Z, s,....
s.ssiJ. R. McKAIN, Sole Agent in Camden.
ALso,5 for sale by j. r. McKArN, Camden, and A.
A.AJa hloses, Sumterville, HARRISON'S ONT
MENT,s an unfang remedy in the cure of all
kinds Of Wounds, Sores, Scalds and Burns, and
thePiles. Price so cents.
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'COpartnel.ship.

The subscribers have this day formed copart.
nership in the Auction and Commission business
under the name and firm of GAMEWELL Il BAS-
KIN. and will promptly attend TO all business en-
trusted 70 their care. ar.aras
.-szs IN. GAMEWELL,
]. w. BASKiN.
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SrgY0 SbOeS.

Negro $bOes.
We have on hand Il full assortment Of
Best quality black Pcgged Broglrs;
:. do Russets do do
Second quality blk. do do
SiitcdOwn Shoes. all of our nwn manu'nc'"-e. which
can be recommended girs saprlsctio the pur
chaser Planters cd 10 cali and examine stock,
know they will be pleased bot! TO quality and
price. w. ANDERSON IL co.
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Monumental Subscription.

In calling the attention of The citizens of Ker-
shaw District to the object Of the following resolu-
tion adopted al a meeting held in Camden on the
10Th ut., and asking their cooperation in this no
bic undertaking, the undersigned, the commt-
tee to whom the matter las been entrusted, feel
that it would be equally unjust to the gallant dead,
aud 10 those whose assistance in this matter is ex-
pccted, to make any appeal in this behalf. Tie
committee doubt not that every patriot son Of cd
kcrshaw will feel it 10 be alike his grateful privi.
Iege and sacred duty, to contribute according TO
his means. .-....-..s
Subscriptions may be addressed to any one of
the undersigned.
WM. NJ. SHANNON, ED. a. SALMOND,
JAS. CHESTNUT, Jr. w. J. McKAIN,
JOS. L. KERSllAW, b. b. SALAlOND.
COmmiiee.
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Stone Lime &c.

The subscriber h's en- hand lot Of superior
Stone Lime, in good order Also, Plaster Paris,
Cement and Marble Dust, all ,fwhich he will sell
very low, c. CtlAlIEN
March 20 l3 It
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HlElIOVAs
March -.
DRY GOODS In CHARLESTON,


The subscriber would nvi'c the attention Of Planters
and thci families visiting Charleston 10 his Stock Of rich
Fancy aiad Staple Dry Goods.
Having made additions To his Room the pls season, he
is able ut&r greater Inducements than before, to
his frirnds and customers and confidently invites attention
~ his stock Il, tie
Most Extensive in the Southern Country.
1t intended TO embrace almost every article in tic Dry
Goods line. Our from, Sales Room will contain
pctc assortment uf
Ladies' Elegant Dress Goods,
SILKS. MuSLlNS, BAREGES. CASilMERES,
BONI}AZINES ALPACCAS, SllAWLS, ElSSETTS,
GENTLEMEN'S GOODS. LINENS, LINEN FAB
RIGS, HOSIERY, DC DC
In our Domestic Rnons will be found very fu as
sorirnrn of Domestic Fabrics.
Negro Goods, Blankets. Oznnb bHrgs, &c.
Our Eici,irs for purchasing GoO,s such, that we
able offer them extremely loS prices, and such US
will defy all c'G'I~Iil:nn.
+. W. BANCROFT, 2j3 King.st.
Charleston, Feb. 1913. II
y. BIN our Wholesale Rooms, Offer to merchants
who by in this market of tie most desirable stocks OF
Goods BE- found in the city and prices that will aston
iSk tLoSr accustomed "CarlrSon long time prices.
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Cheese and Rice.

Just received, lot Of fine northern cheese, also
a few bushels Bossarl'$ best Rice.
Dec. 8. f. W. BONNEY.
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Most Extraordinary Work!
THE MARRIED WOMAN'S
PRIVATE MEDICAL C0MPANI ON,

Most Extraordinary Work!
THE MARRIED WOMAN'S
PRIVATE MEDICAL C0MPANI0 on
b. DR.. \. NJ MARlCEAU, Professor of Diseases Of
Women. SIKH Edition. Ism. pp. $50. Price 81.
$4,000 copies sold in Three Months.
Every female is getting copy Of this important and
interesting Work. Thousands of females, married and
unmarried, he married particularly suffering and
have suffered for years expendnS money in purchasing
useless medicines, who would here at discover the
nature oftheir complaint, its and the remedy.
1t is Intended especially for the married or ihrsc con-
;cnpaling marriage Us dscloses important which
should b. known TO them particularly. And thus for
dollar e price of the book years ufmiscry will be- saved
to thousands of females and their youth, beauty, and
buoyancy OF spirits retained advanced age, instead
of ailnc, sick. and emacatcd at thirty.
TO the wife, 10 the mother, 10 the female either bud
ding into wonienhood the in the decline of years.
in whom nature concmplaes important change. rs
also the contemplating marriage, Is beyond price
Over thousand copies have been sent BY mail with
in three months with perfect safely and certainly In no
instance has remittance failed TO reach the publisher,
or the book those to whom it has been directed.
On tho receipt Of O:c Dollar, the Married Womans
Private Medical Companion will be sent rhout cost 10
The purchaser for posg e any part of the United states
p. THoRyToN, at the Post Oicc IS Agent for Can,cn
for the sale oflle ubovc.
Feb %. 1913. GIN
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By the EDeKalb.

Oranges, Lemons and Apples, Citron, Currants,
Fies and Prunes, Just received by
6,ril p cas-. S. B. LEVY.
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{" A f, w Moe Of the same Sort.'

g 4 {, w Mo. q OF TIC s;.illH SOrt."
5000 Gold Leaf Scgars
5000 Charleston do
Cubrey Butterfly do
Pressed E>peraDgo Rcgala do
Thomas sup. chewing Tobacco
Tobacco OF various brands, some low priced.
Half Spanish Scgars. Just received by
January -, Isis. :. g. LEVY.
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ust received by p. Thornton, at the Post Office,
CAMDEN. s. &.
Globe Artichobe Early Sugar Loaf CuJbago
Giant Asparagus Early Ok Heart do
Early China Dwarf Beans Long Orange Carrot
While Kidney do Large Dutch Parsnip
r. fugeo or 100 tol do White Solid CELERY
Rcd Warrcnton do Long Green Cucumber
Early Valentino do Fairly do
Robroy do tiheikins, huo for Pickles.
Yellow Cranberry do very prolific, and bear till
Large Lima, very rich frost
shell Bean, nuns well Early summer bush squash
and bears I'LL frost Crooked neck Cashaw, a
White Horse do fine running squash, fine
A very tender snap Bean for pics
and worry prolific. does Musk Melon, fine
well to plant with corn. Canclopc do
Early Washington or six Nutmeg Melon do
weeks Peas Water Melon, very fine
Early May IL" Green curled kalc
Early Charlton do Ecrly curI'd siccia Lettuce
Bishops early dwfprofc do Large cabbage head do
Large white Murrowfat d" Mnsnum Bonum and Ice do
Ms!ss.. ys!s's kind d" hn's E,ss R";'s H.s do
Blue Prussou do Lnrgc Scotch Ieck
Tall Sugar do Top Onion Seed
Early Tuscarora Corn Curlcd Parsley
Early Golden Sioux do Cayenne and Bell Pepper
Early Sugar do Long Scarlet Radish
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=. Is. LEW
VIII continue 10 act as Agent for both the Banks
in this place, and attend TO any commission bust
ness that NAV be entrusted to him.
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Ladies', Boots and Shoes,

w. Anderson g. Co. have received from Phila-
delphia, handsome assortment OF
Ladies' colored silk Caters
" Francois Cater made by
black lasting CATERS Ryan 4; &c.
black half Caters Philadelphia
kid Slippers
{" Kid and Calf Walking Shoes
Misses black aud coIorcd Kid Slippers
:. kid and CalfWalking Buskns
Chdrens fancy Bronze and black do
Mems sewcd and pcggcd Brogans, very low
Mems Womcns and Boys Shoes and Bootces OF our own
manufacture, for sale low, by
Jan. 8. w. ANDERSON g. CO.
Gentie,nesf's Fashionable Boots,
philade pha made, Tor sale by
Jan, y. w. ANDERSON g. CO.
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BHONSc aHf! Lot for sale.
The subscriber offers fr sale his House a1 Lot situated
near the NT"tois' hurrh in Camden For further par
ticulars APPLY to +. w. Pcgucs.
F,.i,yq W. J. FRANCIS.
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Cliainpaignc.

Baskets Champagne, "RoIinger'
do do pnts, 'Bollinger'
do do "Bouche"
Casks Porter, quarts and pints
do Ale. Wines Liquors OF all qualities.
Just received by S. B. LEVY.
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Long Blood Beet LoTg sdnnum
Early Turnp do Scarlet Turrp d."
True French sugar do White Turnip do
Large Purple Broccoli Black winter 60
Early Cauliflowcr Round Summer Srnnagc
CABBAGE. Prckly do
Large late Drum IIcud Purple Egg plant or Guinea
Largo Drum Savoy Squash
Inte Dutch Luccrn or French clover
Green Glazed Round Red Tomatoes
Large Mountain Yrl ow do
Green curled Savoy Early spring 'ruruip
Early York Large Norfolk do
Errly Ba!crsea Ruta Baga
Eay Dutch
GJ-A considerable discount will be made to per-
sons who wish to purchase to sell again.
Should any ofthc above seeds, on trial, not prove
good others will be given in return. Dec. ].
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Fresh Garden Seeds,
OF THE GROWTH OF ls47,
Wholesale or Retail,

" AR r NTE D GOOD,
ust received by p. Thornton, at the Post Office,
CAMDEN. g.,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-17
BUFFALO CONVENTION

The FLOWING resolutions fired by Af Preston King,
SON after the organ "a ion Of tbs hty the Gin
adopted oy acl4nla,n. Though OF the Abolition
lsis protested against the 2d
Res0ired That II is the duty Of The Fe lera govern
men to relieve itself from all Responsibility for The ex-
stence or continuance Of slavery, wherever that CIV
ernnent possesses cons utional authority cgslae
On that Subject, and IS mus responsible for It's eAs
fence.
Resolred, That the States within when slavery ex-
ISIS alone responsible r The <ieuce or cnnuuance
oi slavery within the limits Of such States and the
terrt GUvernneut has neither resp ,n,ibitV or cons
stiiuilonal authority 10 abolish regulate the eNien
sion OF slavery within tile States Nkee avep aow ex-
ISIS.
Res Eed That the trGe and in ihe Judgment If tile
convention, the only safe OF preventing the eN
snslon OF slavery into territories If the United States
now FREE is to prohblt the existence Of slavery in
all such territory By Of Congress i'll The form u
Ivy.
On The 10Th, the vote On the nomination fs President
was as olIowS:
For Mr.Nan Buren,, Isl
Fox Mr.. Hale, 100
Atthe nigh session, Charles Francis Adam, Is N of
John z Adams was nomna Ell BY accIanaton fur the
Vice prtsilency.
The nominations thus made by The rofiag delcgutes
We're Confirmed unanlin"usIy in The mass convention
Among the last acts Of the meeting were songs ~ the
Hntctllns u family and the reading Of Mr.. Van B4reu's
letter The 'cpnveatlon al, grned at nita nt NEE.
The next merning for Praysr
Now, then, have the great Free Suil'' ticket
representing in Mr. Van Buren, The mass Of the NORTH III
Democracy and in Charles Adams the regular aboiIiun
lists, with contemplate faction Of Conscience " higs''
about Boston, Mr.. Gass's prospects are thus made ut
terv huess and General yor IS bou nd to sweep The
Morrill,
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EaAA E0, Sale.

ENILL BE- sold, wi hout reserve, credit IF ole
w two and three years, Iro Tracts of La,ld w.
lng in The county Of Halifax aud belonging 10 the estate
Of Charles llundey decd. viz; Tract living on Dit
hcult Creek, containing between / and 1900 .1cres a
bout 200 acres Il creek and branch flat. and rood deal
Of fine tobacco land To cut; large DlcrUing House. with
all necessary Buildings rStrae Tobacco Daris Stables
Sc This Tract Is well wateFed with first rate springs
convenient to any part The plantation.
The other Tract, lying Ready creek, and contain
ing some ) or 1000 .icres has it large and cmmo
dlou' oet@s House, win every accessory building or
large amy aH in good repair; Grst Mil. runninu
one pt Of corn stones 100 acres Vi creek and branch
fiat, fine Apple and Peach Orchards ofchoice fruit
ceem further description ct the lands unnecessary
as persons wishing purchase will exan ne for them
selves
The above lands will be shown to any person wishing
to exalnlne them. BY Elijah d. Handley living at MI
Laurel, near the place. Inc first described Tract vii
be sid onFrday, the 25rh Of September lS4S on the
premises; and the other Saturday the Both Of Sep
tember 1915 if fair if not the next fair day thereafter
ELISHA f. HUNDLEY Admir-
Of Charles Hundley, decd.
Aur,ct ~
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DETROIT, July &c, 1913.

DETROIT July 70, 1913
To The Editors Of The Louisville Jo,uaM
Sn-Your paper of the 20h inst has just been put int,
my hands, with lis editorial article headed .Fmancal
operations Of Lewis Cas-"
As was The agent OF The Western Land Association
50 called whuse operations alluded To- is an act u
justice less 10 Cen Cass than myself that should
publicly exPse the ialsehods Of The article, which
shall do by very briel statement, permitting myself
to doubt that regard for the truth will Insure It's
Ambulance in your columns.
Ia 1886, aa association formed at Washington
for the purchase and entry Of Western lands Gei.
Cass was one Of the company, and upon his
dalton, as he was a western man, aud had known me
HE from youth ] was appointed tie agent for making
the purchases and lucaoIis and gave bond in very
heavy penalty for the faithful performance Of my dui.s
The Hon. Henry Hubbard treasurer and To him all
the 10 be paid, except ihuse of Gen
Cas-, the funds for winch being at Detroit were tu be
paid directly, agEeeably to the article ut aSsuca
tIon They paid and credited by me. and were
charged lo upon the boo Of the treasurer, and ac
counted for the settlement. i RUN time to time as
other funds required, they were reilted To e by
tn Il is notirue that Cen Cass had the
control OF the Whole business. lie had no more to do
with it than any other Stakeholder The purchases
were Committed To my charge and received my author
iIy and Instructions from, +. MaIkoe J esq the crres-
pondRg secretary, and frln The Hon Henry llubhard
the Gen CasS left the United States AS Min
lser To France in October 1856, and did return I'LL
1912. long afer the dissolution Of ll assDciar, and he
de':ti Ia The rA-culIor Of my duties, either
Uei,I-ur aitrr his depaItnr
| spv,>ble the Ulcers Of the aSs,ciation and
ui4.. my earnes aildirs closed
W asnIn9 Ion Ia UcloUeI, 1901, al " hch time was
Icii'stta All 49, soI-ny, which I'D, and il
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CGUNTERFEITER AIRES TED.

We learn fum gentleman al Franklin
Court that arrested Tx Court House 1T
that County On Monday last FIR pas sing counterfeit
money and Committed T. JIil - ait his trial
H. passed under the as>ul-d name 1t Walker. but Til
real name is Mills Griffith, Of Henry county tie
HAD passed several Notes during tile day. aud several
others found his slarsun purpurng to be paw
able at The LynchoGrg Branch ii tie Bank Of Virginia
It is supposed he has accnmpIces who. isgeher viii.
blnsef have been distributing these cnuuterts alonr
the borders IF the States f,r several in1ths Or
informant says the Ell 5ainsr him is q1ite suf
clent 10 convict him. Umrilie Rerisler