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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-06-30

GENERAL TAYLoR.-General Taylor down from hi $
plantation Rodney Sunday, in the steamboat Con-
cordia, Baton Rouge. where he joined his family On
stopping Natchez, a crowd assembled the wharf,
the old General and fred several rounds Of
General Taylor, during his passage mingled freely with
the passengers who about equally divided into wings
and democrats and conversed spon the weather. crops
nc, but politics he gave wide berth.
". O. Delta, June 20.
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THE LATE COMMODORE DALLAs.--The Hon Geo. M Dali
las Vice President of the United States, visited the navy
yard at Brooklyn yesterday for the purpose of supern-
tending the removal of the remains of his BROTHER the late
Com. Alexander j. Dallas, their last resting place. in the
family vault near Philadelphia
The Vice Presidentwas received with the usual salute
but being DESTROYS of avoiding any unnecessary display
the remains quietly removed from the United States
ship Erie the railroad depot under guns from the
North Carolina "a. p Philadelphia Bulletin, June rs.
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ny n. GKEE.N.. .YucftOueer.

FRAME HOUSE AND LOT AT AUG
l. TION-On Friday, the Both instant, shall sell the
premises O'clock p. north half of lot No IS, in
square No 1884, fronting Sd Is feet Ma
ryand avenue and running back 95 feet 3Oeet alley,
with the Improvements, which twosory frame house
with back building.
Terms cash. Sale positive and title indisputabe. A
fine chance to invest a small sum at good profit
A. GREEN,
June 2S-2t Auctioneer.
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Grand Instrumental Concert.

TINE SPLENDID BAND OF THE BALTIMORE
l. SHARP-SHOOTERS, under the direction of Professor
Valandt, will give a Grand Instrumental Concert at
Caruss Saloon on Monday evening July g. lS4S On this
occasion, they will present OF selections from
the most celebrated composers.
Strangers and citizens respectfully solicited to attend
Tickets 30 For particulars bills OF the day.
June l6--td*
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BANK OF THE METROPOLIS,

M iUn BANK METROPOLIS,
..lEa. n -r- Washington, June 2, lS4S.
ryE Stockholders in this bank hereby notified that
election for of the bank for the
year then ensuing, will be held the banking house
on Monday, the Sd day Of July ts d.
The polls will be opened at 10 O'clock m, and close
at 8 O'clock p. m. vrf.a t-
By order of the board.
Juno 9-eodd RID. SMITH Cashier.
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n ICH Lace Shavvls, Mantlllas aud Scarn.--WAII-
II, TER HARPER ~ CO., Pennsylvania avenue, be-
tween 9th and 10th Streets have this day received large
and beautiful of the above desirable lace goods
together with capes, collars, and cuffs.
Also variety of summer silks, bcreges, genadine, and
French lawns purchased recently at auction in New York
at a great sacr ifce. IL IT.
Our friends and purchasers generally respectfully
sted to call and Judge for themselves We running
many handsome styles OF goods at very reduced
prices. .t.t. ..D Ii. .s..-. - ... IA
June N-eo3tf .n L .-
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THE stockholders of the Magnetic Telegraph Company
are hereby notified that the annual meeting Of aid
pany will be held at Barnum's Hotel in the city of Balti-
more on Tuesday, the Ilh day of July next 10 O'Clock
q. b. b. FRENCH President
WASHINGTON, June n, lS4S June 29-dtd
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-07-01

PLANTATION has yet been given Of 1t. am far from charging
any thing like personal fraud upon the Secretary make no
such charge But who inclined TO rake il (which
no say that the pursued by tile Department
in this whole affair would furnish ample apology do think,
sir, that the House it itself TO have the affair exann
ed to the bottom. hope that in case like this gentlemen
all sides Of the House will consent that there shall be
thorough investigation hope committee will be clothed
with powers to send for persons and papers and it
cessary, that they will be allowed to employ clerk and TO
Sit need be, during the of Congress, that may
know what the actual OF the IS Let both branches
Of the Committee Expenditures be present. II that is their
wish, but let the thing be done thoroughly think il is due
TO this House il due to the country and, will add ii is
no less due to Mr. Walker himself therefore you to
amend the resolution by adding
''That the Committee Public Expenditures make tho
rough examination the condition OF the Treasury Depart
men and especially in relation TO the loans and Treasury
under the July % 1885, and January 49, lS4
mtee for the purposes aforesaid be allowed clerk the
usual compensation"
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-07-01
"THE FREE-TERRIroRY CONVENTION.

We have the following brief view of the pro-
ceedngs Of this Convention by Telegraph:
CoLuMBus, (oHo,) JuSE 20.
The Freeeitoy Mass Convention which held its session
in this city adjourned last night There four hundred
delegates present from sections Of the State and also
full attendance Of citizens their place of meeting
attracted interest in the proceedings but through
curiosity.
After the usual preliminary business of organization had
been transacted resolutions strongly nctured with rank abo
ltonsm offered and adopted Their substance is de-
caraton in favor Of holding National Convention Buffalo
on the 9th Of August to nominate candidate for the Presi
dency and expressing determination to nominate
date for Governor, and to support only Proviso for
Congress and the Legislature.
This movement Of course, excites deep attention in
midst and there is attached importance proportional
its notoety. The idea Of sectional organization in
political is treated with chilling dispessure by the
thinking and acting men Of both parties
THE above Convention is composed OF Delegates
representing that portion Of the people of Ohio who
are in favor of extending the provisions of the or
dinance Of 1887 to all territory now under the ju
risdiction of the General Government, or which
may hereafter be brought under that jurisdiction
They passed resolution recommending the Hon
JOHN p. HALE as proper candidate for Presiden
of the United States.
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DISTRESS IN PAMs.-A late Paris letter in the
New York Courier says:
You can hardly be Of the deep and general distress
which has fallen Most persons Of fortune had
invested great portions of their wealth in the rentes
tiona securities and railways guaranteed by Government
many Of them were Of real while every body
the proud title Of propreare be aspired TO- was
too happy to see his her inscribed the grand lure
or enrolled among the universal carriers who had superseded
mail coaches and dilgences But present railways pay
nothing, tenants Of houses equally Improbable then
landlords and, in less than six MONTHS is universally be-
eved and said that public securities will be better plight
Men who had invested large capitals in extensive manncto
res have been obliged to discharge Of their
and they, well the smaller Dealers whenever you ente
their halls Of sale almost beg you to purchase their goods
your price"
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How TO PUNISH THOSE VINO ISJURE You.--Addn Bal
lou tells the following anccdote "As worthy old coored
woman in the city Of New York one day walking
along the street quietly smoking her pipe ovis sailor rem
dered little mschevous by liquor, came saving down. and
when opposite the old woman ssucy pushed her asde and
with pass Of his hand knocked the pipe out Of her mouth
He then halted 10 hear her fret his trick and enjoy laugh
at her expense But what bis asonishment when she
least resentment in her manner and giving him deni6cd
look Of mingled sorrow Kindness and pity, said, God for
give YOU my son. as do II touched tender chord in The
heart Of the rude He felt ashamed condemned and
pentsnt The tear started In his eye ne must make rcpsrs
ton He heartily confessed his error, and, thrusng both
hands into his full pockets Of change forced the contents upon
her, e1clsmns, God bless you kind mother, I'll never do
20 again."
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nfthe Lonn Of .JuIu %. fs46.

Offhe loan Of July %, 1896.
|. Stock issued in exchange for Treasury
notes under the act Of July 22d, 1916,
previous TO October LIST, lS47 .......
2. Notes outstanding October l, ls47, Of
those issued under act Of July %, 1916.
8. Notes funded prior TO June 30lh, ls47, of
the above issue. ..........
4. Amount available ON the LIST Of October,
ls47, under the above act. ........
8. Whole amount Of stock issued and notes
Outstanding Of the loan ofJuly 22d, 1916,
on the lst OF October, ls47. .....
6. Amount Of stock issued In funding notes,
under the act Of July 22d, 1916, prior
TO December LIST, ls47. .............
z. Notes outstanding December lsl ls47,
81 those issued under act Of July, 1916. +.
8. Whole amount Of stock issued and notes
outstanding under the above act prior &c
December i, ls47..
Q. Amount available on the la Of Dccem.
Der, is47, Of the loan Of July, ls46....
Ofthe loan Of January %, ls47.
10. Stock issued for specie deposited and notes
funded prior TO October LIST, ls47, and
NNNNN"shsS
IL. Notes outstanding on the LIST Of October
lS47 ...................
IL. Whole amount Of stock issued under Thu
act prior to October l, Is47
10. Amount available on the LIST Of October
ls47, Of this loan. ..............
Ia. Amount Of stock issued under this nc
prior 70 December !, ls47. .........
is. Amount Of notes outstanding Decembc
LIST, ls47.
is. Whole amount Of stock issued and note
outstanding December LIST, ls47 .......
IL. Amount available Of this loan on the II
Of December, l847. ..............
Is. Amount available under both loans on th
LIST OF October, lsf7. ...........
49,. Notes funded prior to June 30th, ls47, 3
the above issues. ......4...........
20. OF the notes issued under acts prior I
July, 1876, that were funded priorto Jun
30th, ls47.. ................
u. Amount Of total means at the Treasury e
two years ending June Both, ls4s.
~. Amount Of deficiency on the both Jun
ls46 ..............s... ...s.....
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sa,454,7s7 OF

y, 454, TSI O1
Being the very figures the minority themselves
hbt There is therefore, at ell in the Now,
this assertion made at the Treasury the miss,aement
has been wuly made, made with knowledge and, if such
the fact shows that is high time that Department should
be more thoroughly examined
Ia order swell the number Of charged the
jorty report there of the formidable of three
cents in sum Of over fourteen millions This believe is
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mmatg md nu1,a nLnd n lei rnp.h
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Difference be- Difference be-
tween the re- tween the re-
port Of the port Of the
committee Il Secretary and
the report Of the report OF
the minority. the minority.
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s,s7e, al.s7Ils, sac, osa. 90
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-07-12
South Carolina-.Lancast District.
In The Court Of Ordinary.


In Me Court of Ordinary
In the matter of George NJ. Perry's Will.
Whereas James Perry has notified me, that he
requires the paper purporting 10 be the lat will ard
testament of George NJ. Perry late of said District
deceased, to be proved in due and solemn form Of
Law, and it appearing that Kennedy Bailey and
wife, Mary Bailey, Elijah Perry, William Mckee
and Wife Jane Mckee, David Ballard and wife
Martha Ballard, and Alexander II Perry legatees
under the will, and wlIo also would have been en-
titled, each, to distribulive-share OF the Estate,
if the deceased had died intestatc, reside without
the limits of this State: These are therefore to
notify and require, cite and admonish the said Ken
nedy Bailey and wife Mary, EIiah Perry, William
llcKae and wife Jane, David Ballard and wife
Martha, and Alex H Perry together with Lavnah
Perry, (widow Of said teccased,) WIN F Perry,
Thomas J Perry, Joseph NJ Perry, Benjamin &
Perry, Robert N Perry Arelevy Lavinah Perry,
and Looseyanna Perry, legatees fthe said. George
NJ Perry decd, and also distributes, il he had
died iniestate, and Thomas p Ballard Adminisra-
tor with the will annexed, to be appear before me,
on Monday The 18th October 1913, in the Court Of
Ordinary to be holden at Lancaster court house
then and there to show cause it any, why the said
will should or should not be proved and establish
ed III due form of law, and for what cause the same
should be | aside and to make such other and
further showing and proof as you either of you,
the said parties, may deem proper and advanta-
geous for your respective rights and interests in
the premises.
Given under my hand and seal of office, at Lam
caster court house, this lst day of June. ls4s.
JAMES II. WITHERSPOON, o. ID.
June %. m3m 1921
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Nautilus Mutual Life Insurance
COMPANY OF NEW YORK.

A. VI. MERCHANT. President.
Z. b. COLEMAN, Vice President.
PLINY FREEMAN, Actmry.
U- lhs Company has just closed its third years
operations, and published it's Third Annual Re-
port, which has enabled them again TO declare the
usual dividend o Fifty Per Gen.. profit for the
last year, tor which scrip certificates are deliver
able, bearing an intcres, Of SIX per cent Thus in
three years 80 per cent. on the amount OF prem-
ums received have been returned to the assured.
Policy holders, whether they "c"ntinue for Lille
or for short terms, receive their pro rata profits.
Premiums on Life policies, If amounting to $50,
may be paid 81 per cent. cash. and 10 per cent. in
note without guarantee, with interest at per
cent
Pamphlets, illustrating the principles Of Life In
surance, and Blank Forms OF apple alton may be
had OH application to
n NJ. KENNEDY, Agent for Camden.
DR. w. }. McKAIN, Medical Examiner
June 2S 26 u
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WORMS! WORMS! WORMS!
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

SOUTHERN MAIL, VIA AUGUSTA, GEO.
2ns G's:Io Daya' :: :; sr NJ
NORTHERN MAIL, VIA CHARLESTON 8. e:
Due Daily. at SP.M
Closes :" ;
NORTHERN MAIL, VIA cnERAw, SC.
Due daily, at "a ".
0s SAll mail matter as far North as Raleigh, c, will
be sent via this route further North via Charleston s. &.
CHARLESTON MAIL.
Due daly,at w.
GA Way Bag will be KEEP, for the reception of
Charleston letters until IL o'clock Midnight
WESTERN MAIL, VIA COLUMBIA, S. C.
Dne daily, at 9 r., NJ.
E~The T Mails for all small Offices beyond Columbia will
be made up al 6P. W.
SUMTER DISTRICT MAILS. VIA sTATEBURG. 8. c.
Due Monday, "Wednesday and Friday,a at 8 P. NJ.
Close same days 1T
nNay Mails for Offices the South Carolina Rail
Road cose daily at 6 p. VI.
CHARLOTTE MAIL VIA LANCASTER C. II. $. c.
Due Tuesday and Thursday. Sunday. at p. NJ.
Closes Tuesday, Friday and Sunday, at
YORKvILLE MAIL, VIA RED ILL., &c.
Due Thursday at 4: III a VI.
Closes same day, at IL NJ
LYNcHwooD MAIL, VIA TILLER's FERRY.
Due Tuesday and Friday, a. N.
Closes same day, at (: 7. VI.
OFFICE HOURS.
Open at s A. M.-Close al ] =. NJ. Open at p. M
Close P NJ and open hour after the arrival Of the
Southern Mails in the evening.
On the Sabbath, open from to 10 a. NJ, and one hour
after the arrival of the Southern mails in the evening
Postage Stamps for sale. :.
H. H.. MI.
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Fresh Turnip and Lucern Seed
For sale by J. R. McKATN.
PERFUMERY, DC.

PERFUMERY, DC.
The subscriber has just received the most COM
plete supply Of choice Perfumery ever brought to
this place, consisting Of the following, with many
other articles in that line:
Extracts of Jockey Club Eau de Venns
Patclouy Nymph Soap
Nousseline Lily White
Verbena. &C. Extra scented Rose, Almond
Roussells' ooene Water and Musk Toilet Soaps
German do do Transparent Wash Balls
Musk Levender Sand Balls
Hauel's Eau Lus,ral Rousses Sha, ing Cream
Bears Oil Nleen Fun
Curling Fluid Cut Glass Toilet Bottles
BandoIine Flower Vases, &c.
Julyl2. R MckA1N.
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OrdinarY,s Notice.

Whereas, no administration on the estate OF ia.
cob Hammond, late of Kerslaw District, deceased
has applied for, in pursuance of the Act of Assem-
bly, have taken possession of the goods and chat.
tels rights and credits Of the said estate as dere
lict. All persons indebted TO the said estate are
required TO pay the same over to me, and those
having demands against the estate will present
them TO me duly attested for payment
June 81. J. R. JOY, o. K. D.
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COODering, &c.

The subscriber offers his services to the public
in the above business in its various branches. Old
Tubs, Pals, dc. will be re-hooped and made as
good as new. He will also, clean out and put
wells in complete order, make and repair curbs,
we'll houses, buckets, dc. Persons requiring his
services, will do well 10 call at his shop on the
Public Square in Log Town, opposite public well,
where all or&ers will be thankfully received. and
executed on moderate terms.
June 81, JOHN II. HINSON.
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-+---- :,
Is YOUR LIVER DISEASED7

You may find reliefi if you will but try in time. Our
agent has just received the following:
New Jersey, Bordentown, Oct 95, ls45.
Mr.. SETH w. FowLE,
Dear Sir-I am we'll aware that persons OF every
age and sex, and condition in le in every part Of tho
country have used and been benefited by
DR.. WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
NV own life has been saved by it. My fathers and
nv mothers family were both consumptive. My Ia.
ther, mother and sister, died with that fatal disease
For some years, have been predsposcd to myself.
About one year ago was quite sick for number OF
weeks, confined 10 my bed when the pain in my side
would allow me TO lay. My physician pronounced my
disease, Liver Complan my liver was very much en-.
arred raised blood several times; the pain IN my
side was so severe that the passn: in the street
by the door affected me. was cupped blcd, and had
various other remedies applied but all TO no purposes:
got no relief at last my physician said he could not
cure me- expected to die soon, but providcntlaly
heard Of and ubtaincd bottle Of your Balsam, which
relieved me at once was encouraged 10 Persevcrc IN
using it. until toook four or FIVE bottles. which saved
nv life and cured me- My health is now good. For
Liver Complaints believe it is most certain cure
Spncd, MARTHA A.BETCHEL.
lam acquainted with Mrs. Betchel-her statement
is true.
Signed, wHITALL STOKES, Druggist
None genuine unless signed I. BuTrs the wrapper
Sold in Camden by J. r. McKain; at wholesale by r.
NJ. Chen & Co Charleston, and by Druggists gen.
cr,IIv in South Carolina.
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Administrators Notice.

F. L. Zemp having received from tie Ordinary
of Kershaw District grant of Letters Of Admin
is,raion d. bonis non of all and singular the goods
and Chaticls, rights, credits, dues and demands
that were Of Joshua Reynolds deceased, hereby
notifies the public, that all dealings with the es-
tate Of the said Joshua Reynolds deceased, must
in fulue he with tie subscrIt er.
Ali persons having claims against the said es-
tate, will present them properly attested and all
persons indebted to the same are hereby notified
to come forward " ilhnut delay and make payment.
FRANCIS L. ZEMP, Admir- de bonis non.
JAM II
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IN the Court Of Ordinary.
John S'eeIc and wife Nancy, VS. Hugh Montgome-
.ry and orhcrs-Dvsion or sale Real Estate Of
Ninion Montgomery, decd.
1t appearing to my satisfaction. that Hugh Mont
gomery, one OF the defendants, resides wt.out the
units OF this State; 1t is therefore ordered, That
he do appear and object to the sale or division of
the Real Estate Of Nnon Montgomery, deceased,
on or before the 5:h day VI October next, or his
consent to the same will be entered of record.
]. H. WITHERSPOON, o. l. D.
July 8, 1919. 7 OOl
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Committed,

To the Jail of kersIIaw District, a Mudtlo. man
about l9 or ~ years Of aye, feet SIX inches high
good deal ireckled He says his name is Sam,
and tia, he belongs to Henry Livingston, of Or
angeuurg District The owner is leqlesied to
come forward, comply with the law and take HIN
away. u. II. RObioON' 1allor'
July TO- % II
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SOulh.CarOlina,
K ERS H 4 w DISTRICT.

IN THE CUMNUN TLENS'
Jacob vs. Young cu,s ,sa.
WIN. f. DeBruhl.)
The Dcnien,ant. VIM +. Dc3rhl, being arrested, and
confined within the TrisUn bounds for the district OF cr-
shaw by virtue of writ Of capas ad sailsiaccndund at
the suit Of jacob Young and the said WIN. DE l'rhl
having filed in my Office his petition, with schedule on
oath of his whole and effect praying for he benefit
of the Acts of the General Assembly Tor The relief Of sol.
vent DcbOrs:- ,
Notice is hereby given TO the said Jacob Young md all
other creditors of the said VIM. +. Dcuhl to be and np-
pear at the Court of Common Pleas to be holden nj Cam.
,en in and for the District Of krr>nw, on the first Mon
day after the fourth ondayn October nex! to show cause
if nny they can why the estate ANA effects Of the said
VIM f. Dcbruh should not be assigned and he discharged
according to the provisions of the Acts of the General As
semby for the relief ufisulvent Debtors.
Nav II 1878. B. GASS Clerk
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Committed.

To the Jail of kershaw District, a NEGRO
WOMAN, named Tenah, who says she belongs to
Mrs. Jones at Liberty Hill. Said woman is about
- years old. The owner is requested to come
forward. comply with the law and take her away.
June %. l26ul ID. III. robson, Iailer.
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BrickIaying ana PIastering.

The subscriber having located himself in Cam
den. respectfully offers his services to The citizens
of the town and The surrounding country. Brick.
laying. plain P!astering, stucco work. cornish and
centres, rough casting, limitations OF all kinds o
stone &C., will be executed in manner warranted
to give satisfaction. A share of Latronage is SOL
iritcd. He may be found at his residence on Rut.
ledge between Market and Lytteton streets Per-
sons in the country wishing his service, can ad-
dress him through the Post Office.
JOSEPH SHEPHERD.
Aug 1S 1S47. 80 #
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In Equity-Lancaster District.

Wilson Villines
vs. Petition to apply funds
VIM McCorkle & wife Elizabeth
1t appearing to my satisfaction that William
McCorkle and wife Elizabeth, Defendants, are alb
sent from and without the limits of this State. 1t
is ordered, on motion Of Clinton, Solicitor for Peti
toner, that they appear and p cad, answer or de-
nur to the petit in above cause, on or before the
18th October IS4s, otherwise Judgement pro con-
fesso will b. entered against them.
JAMES Fl, WITHERSPOON, C. E. E. D.
Com'rs. Office, June 26, 1913 6 sol