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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-05-08
from the Louisville Journal.l

UySome Of the Northern Locofoco editors
have spirit enough to declare against the reso-
Iutions adopted by the Locofoco conventions
in Alabama and Virginia. These resolutions, il
will be remembered, pledge the delegates to
the Baltimore convention from those States to
oppose the nomination of all men for the Pres
idency and vice Presidency who do not openly
declare their hostility to the doctrine that either
Congress or the people residing in territories
can exclude slavery from territories. The N.
York Evening Post in noticing these resolu-
tons says:
Have those who thus make allegiance to sla.
veryan indispensable qualification for the Pre-
|sidency reflected tina, If this compulsive purga-
ton of the candidate from all suspicion of dis
like to slavery may help him at the South it is
likely to hinder him at the North? If they in
sist upon giving US candidate with this test
in his mouth, cannot they see that we shall Ger.
iainly return him upon their hands? They de-
clare that they will support no man who does
not submit to make the abjuration they require.
WE SHALL SUPPORT NO MAN WHO
MAKES 1T. To insist upon this new qualifi-
cation ior their candidate, is to insist that he
shall not be elected.
In a subsequent number Of the same p
per, the editor returns to the subiect, and
says:
We should be glad % know among what
class of people the Southern politicians expect
70 obtain votes ia the Northern States for the
Candidate who comes fettered with such q
pledge Ii the candidate be Southern man
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A FRIENDS ApvIcE.-A prudent and well
Disposed mem Der Of the ''Socieiy of Friends ,
not long since gave the following friendl,
advice -sJohn," said he, 81 hear thou ART
going to be married"
ayes" epIied John, 81 am
SWELL" rejoined the man ofdrab, 81 have
o,e li,lle piece Of advice TO give you. that is
never TO marry woman worth more Than
thou arr. When | married my wife, WIS
worth just fifty cents, and she was worth six
,v-iwo cents; and whenever any difference
has occurred between US since, che has al
ways thrown up the odd shilling"
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From MExic).-We are indebted to the CLERK
of the Saladian for New Orleans papers of the
LIST inst. We have no material change to no
tice in the market. There had been an arri,
val from Vera Cruz with six days later in,elli
gence. The following is the most importan,
intelligence received.
PRosPEcrsoF PEAcE.-There is much reason
to fear that it would be impossible to assemble
a quorum of the Mexican Congress at the seat
of Government. The absentees arrive very
slowly.
The Arco Iris, of the 10th ult., says that at a
preparatory meetingof Deputies held at Quere-
taro, on the 10th ult., it was resolved
i. That those Deputies who were not pres
ent should be called upon. and if they still
continued to absent themselves, the Governor
of the States from which they were elected
should be informed, and they should be pub
lished in all the newspapers.
2. That those gentlemen who answered the
first call should be again written to, informing
them that the number necessary TO form quo
rum is very small, only their presence being ne
cessary to complete it.
3. That the substitute who was appointed
from Vera Cruz, in place of Sr. Comic, who was
elected Senator, be notified.
d. That the substitute for Sr. Solana from
Jalisco. who was chosen to represent Zacatecas,
be also called upon.
The same paper of the 18th ult. says: ''vari-
Gus persons write to us from Queretaro that the
disorders committed by the officers are insufler-
able, and the soldiers have become so infected
with their pronunciamiento mania, that GER
tain very well known general, who possesses
the confidence OF the government asserts, that
as soon as the Yankees have left, he will pro-
Hounce against the Federation
The Free American, of the 2lst ult.. has the
following remarks on the prospects of peace:
We see nothing, as yet, to change our opin-
ion in regard to the doubts which we have al.
ways manifested about the probability of the
ratification Of the treaty by the Mexican Con-
gress. We announced, few days ago, that
we had conversed with gentleman from Mex
leo, who was of opinion that the members of
Congress would not vote for the treaty as rati-
fed at Washington. We have since seen two
letters from influential men--one at Queretaro,
the other at Mexico--who coincide with the
opinion OF the gentleman in question. Another
letter says, that should the members of Congress
violate the Constitution of Mexico, by ceding
any, part OF the territory. the same members
will have TO ask the United States I'D lrase I.
force OF several thousand men to keep order in
the Republic. The writer is ofopinion that so
soon as the American troops will embark for
the United States, the Government will be
overthrown, and that new causes for war will
be given to the United States by the people of
this country. These are the opinions emitted
by the letier-wiiters, and ich opinions are
sometimesas worthy OF consideration as news
paper paragraphs.
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The FoREles NEws.-We publish portion
Of the news brought by the America. and would
dip much deeper into it did we not see it to
be altogether one-sided-the distorted news Of
the monarchical presses of London gloatine
over the triumph Of Kingly power, as they
are pleased to tall the late proceedings in thai
capital. We shall soon have additional anc
full news which we doubt not will be NOR,
satisfactory. The steamer which was to leav,
on the 10th ult., is now due.
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~The members of Temple Of Honor Di-
vision are requested to meet at their Hall this
evening at o'clock P. NJ, to attend the fu-
n,ral Of cur decd Brother NERIAH BARNES, of
Lyman Beecher Division. BY order of the
w. P. M. w. Stafford, r. s.
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DAGUERREOTYPE NOTICE.

A FIrHIAN has returned to this city to remain
n two weeks longer; and would inform those per
sons who wish miniatures to give him early call
yond that period. My room is now open for the re
ception Of visitors at the Exchange Hotel.
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FRoM CoseREss.-The proceedings of Con-
gress are not of SO much importance lately as
to crowd every thing else out of the papen.-
The following are, very briefly. the only i'm
portant transaction in either House on Thurs
day last.
Mr.. Hannegan. from the Committee on For
eign Relations, reporteda bill to enable the
President to take military possessions Of Yuca-
tan. 80
After considerable discussion the bin was
made the order of the-day for tomorrow.
The bill relating to the reliredlist was made
theseecial order for Monday.
Mr.. Sturgeon reported resolution requiring
the Committee on Foreign Relations to re-
port upon the propriety ofpaying Commodore
Biddle as acting commissioner TO China.
In The House, the ten-regiment bill, after
some discussion, was referred to the Commit
tee on Military Affairs for amendment.
The bill repeating the act authorizing the re-
duction of generals in the army was concurred
in by yeas 81, nays 66.
Sundry Senate bills were considered and
shen The House adjourned.
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Tue RvER.-We learn from Louisville and
Cincinnati papers that considerable rise in
the river has taken place above. 1t rained here
very hard during Saturday evening and night,
snd.we suppose the Wabash sswell as the Ohio
will be open again for navigation. The river
continued to rise here very fast during yester-
day and last night.
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APoLoeY.-The editor of the Journal has
been severely iudisposed since Saturday, which
will account for the lack of interest in our
columns this morning. We hope 20 be at our
post again in a day or two. We are not able
to employs sub 10 keep the machinery ago
ing when such mishaps overtake US. and con-
sequently our readers must suffer to certain
extent
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@We are preparing with the assistance
Of Wholesale house in this city, very full
and complete Prices Current, which we shall
publish in day or two. 1t will be of great
benefit to country dealers.
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CITY OF EVANSVILLE:
MONDAY MORNING, MAY 8.

@The Lyman Beacher Division No. 25
will meet at Temperance Hall this afternoon
at o'clock to attend the funeral of Bro. Ne
RIAH BARNES. A full attendance Of the men,
bers is requested. BY order of the w.P.
JAMES T. WALKER, r, 9.
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Al tie corne. Of Water asd Dipi6Oa streets.
FREDERICK WETZEL. begs leave TO Inform
his friends and the public generally, that he has
again returned to this city, from Mexico, and recon.
menced the business of BAKING, in all lis various
branches. Fresh Bread, and "a 'ety OF lakes.
Crackers. &c. can be had at ali rmes and on tie
most reasonable terms. Give him ell may4
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r. p. PAGAN,

mFashiOnable Boot and Shoe Maker.
WOULD inlornl his friends aud the public X(I1
THAT he now h1sx and intends 70 constantly ny
weep fine lot Of Philodelphia Calf-skin,
for fine work. Work Of every description done with
the utmost neatness and despatch. On Main street,
opposite the Bank. sp 81 dly.
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lspEess-s snd al binds ofpToduce is dull. The
Eastern usfsess are without any material 81.
/. ,ahca slnos ouI last quotations
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PaILADELPHIA. May 4.

PHILADELPHIA May q.
The Rowena has arrived from Laguayrs, hav-
sas sailed on the 9th ult. Gen. Paez had gone
SO Nez Grenada, having been deserted BY most
Of lis principal officers. among them General
Sesnora. sFR,s
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EVANSVILLE JOURNAL.
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED
BY VIM. H. CHANDLER & CO.

The DAILY JOURNAL is published every morning
Sundays excepledl at l2l cents per week, payable
10 the Carriers, or Sc 90 per annum, payable in
advance
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Nsw Yoax, May 8. l1PM.

The President of the Newark Bank and In
su,ance Company. was robbed Of $40 900. THU
morning. on ais way from Newark to this city
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FOR PRESIDENT:
ZACHARY TAYLOR.
WING ELECTORAL TICKET

SENATORIAL ELECTORS.
JOSEPH G.. MARSHALL, of Jefferson.
G0D!lovE S. ORTIZ, Of Tippecanoe.
DicrRIcT ELECTORS.
fst Dist.-JoaN PITCHER, of Posey.
ID JOHN s. DAVIS, Of Floyd.
81 MILTON GREGG, of Dearborn.
4th DAVID p. HOLLOWAY, Of Wayne.
sth THOMAS ID. WALPoLE, of Hancock
9Th 4" LOWELL II. Rousseau, of Greene.
eth EDWARD w. McGUAGHEy, of Park
Sth JAMES F. SUR, of Clinton.
9th DANIEL ID. PRATT, of Cass.
10Th " DAVID KILeoRE, ofDelaware,
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without the suspicion of making dishonest
profession; but the invitation to vote for him
would be regarded by the Northern Democrats
as direct INSULTS an assertion of Southern
authority. in the imposition Of political tests,
which they would Indignantly repel. Party
attachment will carry men TO great lengths, but
there are limits to what the most jealous par
tisans in free country will endure. The Dem
ocrats of the North would say to those who re-
quired this ignominious acknowledgement Of
subserviency-
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COTTON GEMS,

Tho subscriber returns his thanks 10 thosf
who patronized him last season He contir
ues to manufacture GINS upon tho most ap,
proved plan, and warrants them equal 10 an,
otlpr Gins, in workmanship. materials an
performance. They are warranted 10 Civ
satisfaction.
U-Repairing will he faithfully attended to
The subscriber respectfully requests
share OF the patronage OF the planters o
this and the adjoining Districts
II you wish to SAVE YOUR TOLL, re
one Of those HORSE MILL S, we'll knoSwr
as McCreight's Mill, made expressly to be
attached to Gin Gearing. The subscriber
has few on hand.
GFOrders for Gins or Mills, will be prompt
ly attended to.
R. J. McCREIGHT.
Camden, May, 1913. 80 6m
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GIN MAKING. &C.

We are prepared to execute orders to any
extent in the above line, both for new work
and repairs. Our Gins are not surpassed by
any made in the State, possessing all the ad-
yantages Of the Falling Breast and Sliding
Ribs, which saves great deal in way of re-
pairs. We also use the Steel Plate Saws,
with teeth set in an angle that cannot possibly
injure the finest staple, with an improvement
to regulate the noting of the cotton; our brush
is constructed OH plan, giving at once, the
advantages of lghtness, strength and force
all very material in the successful operation
of Gin. We would invite planters to call
at our shop and examine for themselves,
whilst we would assure the public generally,
that they shall have no cause to complain
either of our work or prices.
CABINET MAKING.
We are also prepared to do work in the
Cabinet line-such as Bedsteads. Wardrobe,
Safes, Book cases, Stands. Tables, Cupboards,
&c. &c. at short notice, on liberal terms.
HUDSON s. BROTHER.
Opposite the Presbyterian church.
Sumtcrvillc, April %, lS47. 26 ly
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sS, sj
Pound 81;
sSAR,SAI IAR7LTa1 af5 IIIs fJNsSl
IDELTGIIT,

s. s. ss;,,s ID 4I(1Ef1
There are few scaaes of chronic and painful
Rheumatic ism that will not yield to the ir.flu.
Sence of Sarsaparilla and Queen'a Delight if
duly erseyered, especially ifg taken in con-
junction with Hydr.sS Of Potash, times called
l1srsufidl leheuhtat Ism ((violent pains il, the
bones, &c.,) resulting from the mercury taken
by patients during severe feYers and other
protracted disease. Il 81 f33s
gIt tis's highly onmended for all diseases
of the skin, chronic Us well as recent. One
bottle will, in most instances, effectualy Sre-
move all pimples, postules, or blotches on the
face, to which young persons iii this climate
are 80 much subjected to. arising either from
itnpurity Of the blood or debility. It is the
best remedy known for scrofulous affections,
SORES, and eHhings out in young children,
and is safe and efficacious in removing entire
lly every trace Of hereditary diseases from the
system in the tenderest infant in fact in all Gu
'taneous affections it is invaluable. AS a gen.
}eral purifier ofthe blood, and an eradicator of
all obstinate diseases this preparation will ln-
|doubtedly take the precedence OF all other re-
medles. 1t gently operates upon and reg
ulates the bowels, restores to the blood it's
wonted purity, gives tone to the stomach, and
promotes digestion.
twill effectually relieve Erysapelas eren
in ITS worst stages, and all persons suffering
from this distressing complaint arc advised to
use it, first so, but ifno marked relief be found
after taking one bottle, it will be necessary
to use the Hydriodated Potash with it.
Not wishing to publish certificates as is
done III the case of all Quack medicines Of the
day, to effect their sale, and 80 force them up-
on the public, the subscriber begs leave to
state that this preparation has been prescribed
and used by number of Physicians and Plan
ters of our city and neighborhood, with great
success, viz: DR.. H. r Frost, DR.. w. G..
Ramsay, DR.. Thos. Y. Simmons, DR.. G. c..
Pritchard, Mr.. s. Legare, Lieut.. Wilson, u.
3. K. s., all OF this city, Or. James Stoney,
Beaufort
For the composition of this preparation,
and the Medicinal Properties of tho Queens
Delight, Physicians are respectfully referred to
the 9Th and 9th Nos. Vol. l, Of the "Southern
Journal of Medicine and Pharmacy"
Price 81 per bottle, or IS for 6 do. The
same preparation as Syrup, is also prepared
at 81 per quart bottle, or S:5 per bottles.
Prepared by ]. PETER M. EPPlNG,
Kemist and Druggist, King-st.
Charleston, S. G.
For sale in SumtcrriHe by the Agent,
JOHN l. MILLER, M d. !.
The subscriber will receive negroes la
boring under any of the above mentioned dis
eases, even the most hopeless and obstinate
cases, on treatment; or those persons having
unsound negroes, and not wishing to incur
the expense attendant on such treatment,
and are willing to dispose of them with the
view of seeing them cured, will find pur-
chaser in the subscriber, who is willing to
give fairprice Tor such.
", p. NJ. E.
!. Feb..16; 1s4s. I6 ly
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COPARTNERSHIP.

The subscribers beg leave to inform they
trends and the public generally, that their
have entered into copartnership under :he
firm of CONWAY g. WINN, for the pur-
pose of carrying on the Tailoring business.
They have taken the New Building next
door below China's Hotel. They intend
keeping general assortment of Cloths, Cas-
simeres, Vestings and Trimmings, and hope
inuancc Of the patronage heretofore so liber-
ally extended to thom.
D. J. WINN.
January 1913. II tt
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As :! LIST BIS OF LETTER. e
Remaining in tbe Post oftise. sun,seryilI

t7oSt SurnteIvillfSS
81, Cs 1ss4s.
At II honas ~ And Mrs. iaiy .Iss \
brook, Jesse lien. sssssss slsssss
b. Jesse Baker James I3 Brnnscn. y ~ &
Bradford, II Boyce. dackey Bar6elJ; lohiIs
Brogdon, MI. Bridwel II, Jacob Bilton. ~ 81
HN Beger, III Brown ~
CSamuel Chandler; Joseph Cfandler.
SsB Coker, IN IA Chand lei, hfrs Abby 1oi.
clough John AZ ChaHdle lei, Il B Cain.
lev Julius j De eLaunnay,fyYG CT )nn.
can, tn y II Dinkins,1 w Davis, Ladsbn III SDick.s,
3 ] Evans Miss{G Gcrdelia s f Jane q, Enr.
lish. NJ y Epperson.
Ed g Freeman, Willis Ffeeiii
Henry w Gardner Fl5ra Cream, Jdiit,
r. Gordon Gathsrine Gerald. 81 Dessaiiiisssnre
Garden, w ills Groorns.
H-Rey Isaac Hadden, IRoy Nv V9p FIill.
Robert b James, John %D sIoneaJ III !
Johnson, James d Johnson, James johnson
w J Jones. 5Ssssssss
XIV j Kennedy, . G King, Friendly
Kolb. Chewnipg KING. ss.s SIS
M,i-;JoaePh Mon.g n.gomery. Henry e bicIns
iosh. John Mnldrnw, 8 IL n uidrow, Robert
NfcC Cleary, r M Moore.
N-Peter Nnnncry, John Nettles, John
nj Newman. sI7.t'
O--S Owens. .ssS!
P--Mlss Sarah p Paris, Thomas patt;t,s
w II Pringle, Israel l,ugh. Il S5s::; u: I,
RI s G Richardson, Miss Sarah II. 3
Reams,= w E Richardson, w gGs Richardson. (
Nancy Rambert, Rose care Mr. Dix, Col
J c Rembert, John III Richardson
S-DD w Smith, Simon Schrieber,; W; CO
smith, Nancy Scurry. James Smiley.
II Tindall & Harvin, Mrs n fary Terry, 4
Elijah scurry, Francis Sumter fsamlJ TIN
dali.
W--Miss Sarah "a ID Wilson, :B yYiinpatc,
J H Watt, Jacob III & w hitehaad, Grace
Wright, d Whitaker, Mrs Sarah s WILDER,
DrS w Witherspoon, Mics s Wigfal..s Rich
ard s Wilder, Irby Wells, nj iiss Julia xviii
son, H Watts, Hugh H Wilson. II 81 y.
HENRY EihYNSsYC )RTII, r. M. 4, y
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ltPLOOK HERE. s

I,LOOhF E1EIf4C.I
e$ The subscriber has just returned from
&lX the North with full and well selected
stock of CLOCKS, WATCHES, and all
kind Of JEWELRY. Also, PISTOLS, Fine
CUTLERY, PERFUhiERY, TOYS and
Knick Knackeries of every description.
The above stock is tho largest that has
,ver been offered in Sumterville. Has been
snlected with great care. and cannot fail to
,!ease.
Purchasers may expect to find great bar
gains for Cash.
The subscriber returns his grcatful ac-
'nowledgments for past fayors, and solicits a
renewal of patronage.
FREEMAN IIOYT.
Sumterville, Sept. II, 1S47. 46 ly
N. B.--Clocks, Watches, and Jewelry re-
paired as usual.
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spring and Summer Goods.

The subscriber would respectfully call the
ltention of his friends and the public gen.
rally, to his well selected stock. of DRY
FOODS, Groceries, Hardware, Cutlery,
Panama, Leghorn, and Palm Lenf Hats,
Shoes. Stationery, dc. &C., (jnst arrived
md ready for inspcction), which lie win soil
rs cheap as they can be bought in any other
establishment in this place, for cash OF eoun-
try produce.
G. ID. GAYLE
Sumtervile, April 5, lS4S. % 1y
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M. DRUcKE il CO.

e
Respectfully invite ,he citizens of sun,,eri:
:Distrie, ana The public generally, Is their I
well selected stock of ssss!
Spring and iSst,aaae1, Goods 8
all Of which, they offer for sale at5a tr5aing
ad, ancc on first cost. ~
SUCH, as to elo.y compe Ion as 10 pric
Having paid Partic ular tlantion to Tie se-
lection OF Their Pfesent stock from the fact 4
that country produce sells for nothing, p.edeo
themselves TO satisfy; even The lnnsI ciose cf
,tlleir CUSTOMERS. The varieties viii, h their
stock embraces is entirely too large To sL eci- 3
y; but they respectfully beg leave 10 mem
ton the following: So s. r ~
LADIES'sDRESs GOODS. ss85s
Cambria. Jaconet. null and swiss rnusslii1s;
Ginghams, Lawns, Bareg
Dress and Furniture Frints;
Alpaccas, Bombazlnes, and Drabae Vienres;
Heavy and light Silk, Raw Sill and ton
Hosiery;
Super ladies' and gentlsmen's Lsle aAd Six
Gloves; {$ q
Thread, Isle. and cotton Edging;
Ladies' silk and Beregc nantIes and crayats !
Linen cambria fIdkis. and Linen calnbric and
French, German, and glsh Summer Broad
cloths, assimeIcss and YcstiHgs; zf
READY-lIADES SCL 0IHINl g, 1870
OF every description and at all prizes; 3ir,-
deed some of il is SO to1 that il cannot iaIlsfo
produce nstonisllms snt by The purc
as country produce sol HIS for nothing. ao have
We oncluded 10 sell Ready made cfothlng.
d ~ & -
Ladies' ghoea. booteee, slippers. ana &.
beautiful article OF Palo Alto Tiess ae Elsier
colored ard black; a.s.
Gents. calf Boots and shoes. seWed and
pegged, at prices which cannot fail to- please,
together with a full assortment cf Bonneta
and Bonnet N, s trimmings; Groce eries, Saddlery,
nerate oil would be impossible u call is
respectfully solicited, and none Viii 30 away
dissatisfied. Gall at the ~
CAMDEN j BAZAAR, S.ss; 3.s;
Opposite lie Camden Bank, e dncea,S C.,
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Dr. y. Ct. HowIp,asa

Having located at Mr.. VIM. N. Gardner's
(Sumtcr Dist, near ST. Pauls Church, Zaw-
caw.) will be ever ready to attend TO those
who may need his services. Thankful for
past favors, he hopes to. merit a shara Of pub
May 81, l54s. 30 I'm
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Preserves
A. j. g. p. MOSES

Offer for sale on as reasonable terms as
can be obtained in Sumterville. very LARGE
assortment of of Goods, comprising D1y
Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Cutlery, Crock
cry, Saddlery, Shoes and Boots, Hats and
Caps, Bonnets, Cooper's ware, Carron ware,
Drugs, Pants, Oils, Carriage Yrimmin es
Confectionery, Garden seeds, &c. &c. SC. (.