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"a lso l1lrks',
Tic !a7ges and siafe seen dis.
{ nrarket and sold chen cenfdii yyssizffs
Black dress Coaiy, black sSutnfnef Habits,
-roI,linaton TwGa,I Sacks. sCasilmcras,
3 us&n Linen, Check Drill: Union:Drill and a
great variety Of different kinds of Gem
i'emen's and Boys Summer Goa rs.
Black Cassener. Fancy white plain Cotlonade
and varioua kind! Of Panraoons,
Black and ,.oi1reG Satin blk and coared Mar.
SELLS, anI in flcl. a variety oI Fes;ings,
Shirts. dilF.reat sizes, from ST. to 50 each.
Gcn:,lrh's aud Boys Palmleaf, LeghOrn and
Pearl Starch Hats
Boots aud Sinrs for Ladies'. Misses aud Chnl
tlrpn will he sold io,o. arcor,u. 10 the.
prices they are sold wholesale,
Gears from 10 10 80 Cents per dozen, &c. &c.
In conclusion. he wonId say, That 10 mention
every article would be tedious. aud he would
oi,ly NJ this time declare. that he bought his
Dnmestics aud part of his other Goods, for
Cash. aud in Consequences OF the dltficurS Of
rnr lines, In' will sell every article AZ cheap. il
rm cheaper Than il has ever been offered in
this M rkli. This is no hnmbngi
The People OF Edgrfi-'ll now have an OPP
porlunily hy paving CaSh. To save money. and
If they WI! call and see me-, they NAY be as
surcd. that will give them as good bargains.
az can be- obtained in any Village "r Town in
the Southern country. J. COIN,
Next door TO the c. II.
Mach lI, 81 8
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you. Yourpapers, anda recommendation
from them, ii is. sufficient. fer. you
are here, all is we'll: You cau:faiways
ge, back when YOU please. IL you get
10 Weldon, take Bay route, and come
10 Baltimore. Them inqnirelfor--,
No. ST. sc. y. a
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GUsSaYY. &c

D, CUE
EH HAFHEM.ATlEAL Instruments, COR the
lfA Use IF Schools. a lew, ony left,
Childreu'S Knives and Forks. low.
Brass Bells very neat article. M 50 cents,
Coffee Mills. a very gnodarticle, al 371.
Carriage Whips from so crs up higher,
Pole and Nail Hamm.rs Is and 375.
Shovels 624 cents. Ilalcheis 81 cenls.
50 pound Sleelyards Al 624i cents.
100 IS CENTS.
Wi'h many other articles which will be sold
low, at the cheapest Cash SiGre. hv
J. COIN.
March 81 st 9
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Bacon and Lard.
AmA LBS. of BACON and LARD
eDVVSH for sale cheap for Cash, by
]. A. WILLIAMS.
march | If
State of South Carolina.
hBBEVILLE DISTRICT.
IN EOIrLTY

Us. Mortgage ef
Rubert NJ Mann. Land.
Tr appearing TO my satisfaction that Robert
Il VI Mann. the defendant in thus case, Is
without the limits oflhis Stale, on Motion. or
Gered. that he do appear. and answer, plead or
dehiur, to the said Bill within three months
from the date of the publication hereof. or the
said bill will be taken pro contssso agaIns, him.
JONES. c. E. A. D.
Abbeyille C. H., March l3. l54S. 3m :
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Fair Notice.

A LL:Rersons indebted 10 the Subscriber by
N Note or Account are requested to make
payment by Return Day in Octnber next. if
they ish 10 save cost. and all sums which are
witlina magistrates jurisdiction. if not paid by
that time must also pay cns as must haYe
moneylo keep up my business.
- N w. CLARY
Coeman's x r ads. VI 'rch 13. Unto
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5nIAlsRTE ID

s. On The zth$$insts, by ihe Rev. IVm. Royal,
JOHNSTON to Miss eAaAsDA C..
daughter Of Rcy:rD. D. iBrunson, all Of Edge
field Datrict:
In Augusta, on the 10Th inst, by the Rev. J.
E Eya,ls I.lYM. HILL. of Hamburg, to
Missgs fS6Y CARRIE, of Augusta.
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vote or. the treaty, ,aod ofthe provisions Of

vote .on.tbe treaty, and ofthe provisions o.
,he-Irealy itself. -, y
Mar. l0.-The treaty has just been rati
fled with notifications. The Seuate,three
lourlhs ot.ao hour az '.to0k The final vote,
and then adjourned; over ill Tuesday.
The injunction of secresy has not been re
moved. The vote stood thir'y.seven tu
fifteen.
-Four Senators were absent, Namely
NIessrs, Phelps. Pearce, Clayton, Wings;
Houston. Dem.
The vote for ra'i6rarin stands as follows:
.Ayes-Messers. Astly, Aiherron. Baghy
Bradbury, Bright, B.nrler, Calhoun. Cam
ernn. Cass. Jefferson Davis, Dix. Downs,
FeIch, Foore, Haneean, llunlor, HnrscheI,
Johnson, Mason. Mo"r, Niles, Rusk, Sc
vier. Sturgeon, Turney, Yulee. Democrats:
Bell. Clark. Criuenion, John Davis, Day
ton, Reverhv Johnson, HcrschaI Johnson,
,langnm. Miller, Underwood, Wings
Hale. Aboli,ion-27.
Navs-Messcrs. Allen. Archison. Ben
ton; Breese, Douglas, Lewis, Wescou
Democrats; Badger. Baldwin. Berrien,
Cnrwia, Greene. Spruance, Uphom, Web
ster, Whigs-l5.
ANALYSIS OF THE Vors.
Ayes-Whigs II N"ys-Whiss :. 5
Absent-Whigs --3 Total-Ayes = 81
:. Dem. --l Nays Is
Majority Of the treaty %
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LANDSCAPE PAINTING.

lid ERS0NS: wishing to take lessons in
III Landscape Painting. can do
50 bv making application at Glover 81 Bur!'s
Hotel, on or brinre Saturla, next ~ antci.
pale leavins Edgefell.a Satisfaction given or
no pay required.
| have on hand. number Of Landscapes
suitable for parlnr ornaments, which will sell
at very low price The citizens are respect.
fully invited to cali and see. s.ss
c. H. BEAM
March22 1t S.sstE.s:.s. ss}9sss
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The Spieaaid Jack:
TEP ~ G. IL ~ o. A..

XNTlLL stand The ensuing season at. the
Nv following places commencing on
the 18Th Of March, at Lewis Cury's, Thos,
b. Reese's and al the residence Of the
Subscriber, at the foll"wing low terms.
Ss, 10 insure . Mare III foa!, if paid hefnre
toaldins. or $40, to insure live colr. 49,
JOEL ROPER.
March 3 81 Z
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Great Attraction and Gteat Ba1gains
NEW GOOEl
DIRECT FROM NEw YosRsSslSP SPHlLADElPAlassi,,

DIRECT FROM New YogRS4 4SISPHILADEGPHIai
Original Cheap as b Store
tgNIiE slrbstfhat ,safer tp,a ssaie ssie
Ill time, has jlistrelilri. ttis:aii Sass5n-:
.meutof GOODS, which SflHoi be Sd passsa
DISSATISFACTION great deal Of search selected.
ssSIockof Goods, which he ls'pnohd 10 spyfhe1
hlssa9SsiIa as chenp rs tbeccbeapest;C Cashf
sStote,e btrsiit ArdiuiasQE Georgia:s@ s.
iMong: his IS SSt6ck can: jalud :
Calico for. .64 4sper yard .&otIll Scents.
cent e55lor<.
cis 81 81 ceioIs,
and esss persyd ssIich are
Sold elsewhere afab bolEe22 265ands 81 I.
itFurniiure ieo al % cts "a. yihepiece,s
q. o. atI % syorlllsl
) Cpl,d fsarrs Drip i,ae.
Bike klparas. blk - iiSs Ssege,.
Co'dsahd: blk gTiape ses, !;
Coorsd Robes, fessits
White dois8dos DO: in pltarns9ar Brides
or P;'rlies.ao masS ;5sallifti isa<sortmen
Blk and cold ffSil,s $40 20, IS aud
81 cts per 50 The finest Kind.
Linon cainhlic Ilandkerchieis from l2tt to so cts
White ard cuI'd Cambrics, Paper Cambrcs.
JacknneIs Book and Null Mnsns,
Striped and checked Cambrics.
Dmperf Mus'ins Diaper these goods will he
sold at the lowest prices. and will aston.
-f the country
Striped and plain Gonds for Children and
Servants at only 12!t cents per yard,
While Dimity III cents per sy.I wnr h 25,
S4 brown fine Fable ClntI,s 81 % worth s IS
Is - finer do do 81 ~ do 81,
CnlOre! Table Dow!as, So pr dozen
Fine white i}amasIs Table Cloths, by the yard
very cheap.
lrisE: Linen from 81 c.s per yard to Is, worth
IwIre ihat lnnnnt
Gimp FringeS aud Buttons frr Ladies' dresses,
Blk and CnIored Cord aud Tdses.
Fancy Buttons new sylr. beautiful FOR Chill
drenS dresses and vests
MnsquetO Netting. Oil Silk. Money Purses,
Thread Lnce. RnSsra Stec! Beads aud Clasps.
A very la &c assnrns1t of
BleacEed and nubIeached Hn;pespuns. Osna-
burgs. tw.i beAcilrd tnd unbleached
Drills. which. according toInhges, are
The cheapest Gnu,is ever otfi.red at
this place.
Silk. Cotton and Glnghauis Parasnls and Pari-
soIelts. from 81 Cts 10 50 50.
BONNETS AND RIBBONS.
Misses Triangle Wumens Lace and Tuscan.
French Lace oflatest style, and beautiful
SELECTION Of different kind of Ribbons,
, ioz Sprigs aud Wreaths, Orange Blussom.
with Siver.leaI for Brides, and full assert
ment oS various kinds Of
FLOWERS,
Ladies large and small Silk and Cotton
Shawis AID Cravals.
Black and white Kill. Silk and Cotton Gloves
Of different kinds, from l21 up higher;
White and cuI'd Frjnaps "a fine aSsurtme nj. ~.
Bed Ticking from I'D to 25 cents per yard.
JEiVELRY " s;3.ss;.:s. So;
Gold .Braastpins, EN-. Ring Finger Rings
Gold Pencils, all wafianieds M nsg
aisl0cta l2I cents sseae!is - q 80
y ii,,..t ialitnElssprthfDs6 - 'ea.ssss ~
!. s.,:.i > a. 81 .,ef4.s'ssi fefy eh
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lzasp siic, yyottIce.,. q +,

A Called meeting Of Concordia Lodge.
No 5y.swill be held on Thursday evening
nexl NJ isaarly candle light.
The Members are requested 10 be pune
tuai Insaiieudence. as there will he bust
nessotImporIance to ATTEND to-.
By order of the w. NJ.
EW. H. ATKINSON. sSec'rv.
March 81 - : It g
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SEA dE0F SOUTH CAROLINA.
~ InIsEEIELD. DISTRICT:

sSTHE COhfAf0MsgL EAS.
G ESPsnn, Declaration
a Z. ys.s in
sampsofH ii. Butler attachment.
ENyHE. Plaintiff in the above case. having this
b fled his declaration in my office aud the
Defendant having neither wife nor attorney,
known 10 reside within the limits Of the said
State on whom copy Of said declaration with
rntstoplead can he served, On motion ot
Mr.. Griffin, Attorney for Plaintiff. ordered thai,
Defendant appear and plead 10 The said deca'
aralion within "a year and a day from the date
hereof. .SoI Judgment wilfbe. entered against
him 6y defaults ..,,,.,.s-y.s.,. a.
Clerks Office. March 10, 1913. II 8.
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March 81
:, SssGK asGUAAR.

-. '.s.ss sSe-S2k& au u ~ "a "a ia.
>YE StfEtfs29 nhnissrners 10 the eDnwner Fund.
IL woIldstiereby notifylie public ll.arrhey
have comu'sie,l a.cnmodIoas. .edlfice FOR Tho nc
communication ofindgent0 Orphans Of EdgefieL
District. at Beach Island; and have pt0cIire
the services Of a comnrt"n' niiyidual 10 take
charge of the same. The Funds subject to our
rontro wil' board. clor'le. nnl e:lncais Ten or
Twelve Children per annun. limited To The ages
ofspven r fourteen years. We will givn the
preference 10 those Orphans t!rl are destitute of
both parents. provided we can procure a sufii
ceut Number oiapnIicans Of thar rlrs+. other.
wise we will aimit rh"se destitute Of cithe,
parent, nf which due notice will he given. Ap
pli.'an'S fnradmisSion will be required to furnish
testimonials, signed by tvn or noie responsible
;persons. certifying that they are destitute Of
bath parents. that they are in ndigrmi circnnI-
s,ances and their respective ages, The Chill.
dren will be subject To no expense after enter.
ing the institution.
d. ARDlS, Commissioners
G B. MILLS,
Beach Island. iIarch 6. lSi3. I'm .,
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Fresh. Mi,0ce1.ip..s;., ],

&UGARs. Coffee. Al loiasses, ssiae gar ,.s:s5
~ Lamp Oil. Tallcwss sperm, and Adailals
tine CalIdles. s - Z; +
Rasins. Sodn Biscuits and AmondS,s-ls :: :: - s:
Impartial, Hyson and Black Tea Isl Rice, dc.
Juatsieceiyet and for sale by 49, s. S
-S;5s c. a. MEIG So
March y if -;
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pied
been
81 q moi uniief
stand III any prop ositiSlf was made to
! tliatsf fleet. It cannot, therefore, be
expected lha, we should at this time en-.
ter into any specifications Of the precise
notifications ,ha, have been adopted, A,
or of the names fthe senator's who vo-
edirf-the alfi n,a,ive or negative. Il is
presumed, however, 'ha, the boundary
lines said 10 have been originally spr-
cited by the treaty, or the amount of the
money TO b. paid, has mol been changed
by these notifications.
We congratulate the country upon the
resnlt-as furnishing some hope and
some aRgu1y OF the restriction of peace
We trust that the Mexican government
will not be so blind 10 the true interest
Of both countries, as 10 refuse its !llal
ratification nf the treaty, now about TO
be sent back to :henr. W. have OBJ
tanned glory enorgh by our v,Ior. We
shall rejoice if the dressings Ct peace
shall now succeed 70 the clash of arms.
We sha Il wall, of course, with som"
anxie,y for the decision ofthe President
and Congress of Mexicq. We presume
that intelligence of the general result
will be Immediately forward by src.
cial express to our commanding officer
in Mexico-to be followed. as soon as
possible, by an authruic copy OF the
ratified treaty, and with accompanying
Instructions.
We t,ust that all the objections, and
all the idle clamors which have been
raised against the views of the admins,
traiion, will now disappear The Presi.
dent has promptly and wisely waived
all unnecessary objections to TIE irrrsy-
larily o! the manner in which the treaty
was formed. The sanction which il
has received from III" President and the
Commissioners Of Mexico stamps i, as
their official act.
The ratification which 1t receives from
the Sennte of the United States cures
all the informaity with which it was
made on the Other side.
What becomes, now, Of the doubts
which we're once expressed ofIha Pres
idenl's desire for peace? And what b.
comes Of the doubts which we're enter.
taineI OF the sincerity of his dcelara'
tons, tha, he had no desire TO cxtiuguish
the nationality Of Mrxico2
The Senate have adj nrned over till
Tuesday next, for the purpose ofe JOY :
ing some relaxation after the severe la.
bors to which they hav" been subjected
for these two weeks past.
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- : o.. : = - .
saaitGa;;s,: CASH S.1as,
ENJkRENrINE Soap I2I ccnls bar
a BeS Starch l2t pound or 9 lbs. for 81,
GroInll Pepper 64 cents paper. -
Fresh Salaratus l24 cents a pound,
Sperm. and TaIlow Candies,
Mackdrsl. very Cheap.
Bes, Lamp Oil $l ,25 a gallon.
Sugar lD4 and II pounds for 81
Best RiSsCottiee lO4 pounds for 81,
Wlthnahy other Goods sold ul New York
and Philadelphia Cash prices.
Marchs22 st 9
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[from the Fasiington Union, 10Th inst.
THE TREATY RATIFIED EY THE SENATE
OF TIE UNITEn STATES.

THE TREATY RATIFIED ry THE SENATE
OF TIE UNITED STATES
WAsHINGTnN March, 9.
The Senate adjourned, tonight, "a f-w
minutes past 9 o'clock, after session in
closed doors of nine hours. The labprs
# the Senate have been very severe for
several days.
We congratulate the country on the
result of their deliberations. The trea-
ty has ratified, il is understood, by
vote Of 3S to 15-ihree Senators, of
course, being absent.
s.,., The Constitution provides that "H
abs 2 sesidsnL shall bayes spoRes, by and
ssss spdS cohsetl ot The
& ma ssea, spIogia led
thirds Ssras sors present IS
she sailors
s,han the o9ssitps iona ofit i; y 81:
tis 4 81, otes:
fJ sf nj ori are made
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SBprisaa: asad Ssilsa.acr Goods

embracing general assortment, ul Foreign and
Dolnesir Dry Goods. Groceries. Crockcry
Hardware, Hats. Caps. BorrrltS, Sh"cs,
Drugs md Medicines. ino!ts aud stationary,
&c &C.. which he will sell on i.rai terms
and the usual credit. IN responsible aud pune
tual customers, AMI VERY low fn. Cash."
&. A. " hopes by s,rlrl pcrsonnl attention
10 business with Il knowledge founded on fl.
Teen years experience. aud desire to please
those WIN may favor hun with cali To merit
a share of that patronage which is in the power
OF liberal and enlightened community TO bes.
tow.
EdgefeId c. H.. March s If 7
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From tie Ner York Herald. l1th Instant,
IMPORTANT FROM CHINA.

The fine clipper ship Panama, Capt.
Grisworld. arrived yesterday from Canton,
whence The sailed on The l4'h Drcemher.
She made the passage in the shorl space of
eieh,y.six days. She was ten days To
Anglers. thirty-nine thence 10 the Cape of
Gnod Hope, aud thirty seven thence 10
New York.
We are injebted to Captain Grisworld
for his a:isiions.
The intelligence is Of very deplorable
character. There are blondy inhications
Of another war between England aud Chi
ma.
The Chinese had butrhercd in the most
shocking aud cruel manner six English.
men, who had gone short distance into
ths interior.
Sir John Davis, the Governor Of Fl onS,
had arrived at Canton. and demanded from
The Chinese government The fullest re-
dress for the Outraees cumnilled; but no
satisfaction having been received, COZ.
sulratinn of the Oiiirers was held, and they
had partly concluded 70 blockade Canton.
The force, however was not sufficient.
The murders were committed on the
s51hof December. then Opposite side of
The tiser. When captured, two were
sa,nFIisfsJ 9n the spo, and four put 70 death
:ssia aar.
syso :SiS fitishzsleam were ordered 10
sf,sSece esI as lnrs lie river as practicable.
irlsorlef lat may be in readiness TO
hlecsg ~ as spoas s. asas sesas,iaed upon.
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had tilFs pleasure Of
BJl:issins s.tsS Gfani,svile on Tues:
Esag Soc floldrrs held tie annual
megt tTss sfsies morning of that day,
wien The Sresidentor tie Company made
a yefy interesting report oflhe Board of
Directors during the past year. As we
did not reach the YilIas = until after the
adjournment Of the meeting. we are una.
bic I" give eyen a synopsis, hu' we are
Informed that it was entirely ali,fhcIory 10
the large meeting Of The Stockholders pre-
SEM.
The Factory is being rapidly completed
and we are Informed tina, they will he a.
bile to commence manufacturing Tilhim
ninety days. There are upwards of tweh-
~ buildings now erected. aud the present
population is about 200,-whicI will no
dnuh, be puadrupled. as soon the Mil gets
well underway. We saw The frame Of a
neat Gothic church, Intended for the Bdp.
list denomination. going up; and we under
stand arrangements are made for erecting
nnolner 'ir he Methodist society. There
is also large and we'll kept hotel a,
Granirevlle kep'Ihy Mr.. Bret.
Graniteville is beautifully sitraied on
Horse Creek one mile from The rail Rnal;
a, which point a carriage is always in
waiting on tn" arrival of the Cars to con
vey th' passengers to The Village. IL is
also wirhin pleasant hours ride from
The delightful summer retreat OF Aiken,
AMI presents very fino view from the
Chalk Hills; which over look no, only the
Village. hu! from the summit Of which The
spires of Augusta are distinctly visible in
clear day.
We wish the prop-ierors Of This rising
manufacturing town prosperity c"mmen
surale with the palriulism and energy dis
played in its erecIiun.
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.EceU Store fsasf5 .1,eaU Goods
CHARLES a. YsaiHGS.

EB ESPEtTFULLE announces to hi:
EA friends aud The public generally that ..e
has lilrd mp !hn Store recently occupied by j..
D. 'ribbrtlS. where he ia now prepared t' .x
hihit an entirety new aud carefully selected
Stuck If
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Tax Collectors Notice,

n WILL attend at the times am! places here
q inafter specified, 10 cnIIect the General!
Poor. and Road Tax, for the wear ls47 viz.
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THE TREATY WITH MEXICO.
The New-York Herald has received
from Washington, the following statement;
purporlins 10 be a faithful expose Of the
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Mississippi.-A bill has passed The
Legislature ollhis State. providing for the
payment of the PIan,ers' Bank Bonds,
by approprialing 100000 acres of land,
belonging to this State for that purpose.
The bill provides tha, The land, so apro'
nrialed, shall be sold TO tho highest bidder
in front Of the capitol al Jarkson-lhc sale
to commence on the first Monday in Jan.
uary l8 I9. and continue from day 10 day
until all is sold. Thus we see our enter;
pfising sister Stale endeavoring. by all
the means in her power, to wipe from her
escu'eheon the charge reputation hereto
so widely promulgated. The energies Of
such IA State may be for awhile crippled,
bu, there is in The people Of Mississippi
power. and in the soil Of the State pro-
ductiveness. which bids d. lance 10 tenn
porary calamity, aud which will ere long
redeem. her from The effects of improvi-
dent and partizan l"gislatinn. The efforts
of her present legislature give promise.
that she will stand in 4 few short years
side by side with the Proudest OF her
sisters.
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st,,t,!sS., '',dtE -its,s.: E>iiait5'.
i;.;.Fi i::ii, ssi; 5is- 10 jts;ttif t2c.ss :.
: "a 81 .s,f:t !: i.is
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NEW YORK, July II, P. M.-Return of
Volunteers-Fdilure Of Bank-The steam
er Edith is below, having arrived from New
Orleans, She has on board number of the
N. Y Volunteers, returning from Mexico.
The Canal Bank, at Albany, has failed 10
redeem its notes and other obligations. The
amount of liabilities is not yet ascertained, but
under the circumstances presumed TO be toler-
ably heavy.
The stock market is firm and Government
securities in good request, with a shade i'm.
prOvement Fancies not so active. Exchange
on London ct 10 10 per cent. premium.
The cotton market continues rather unset
tied, but holders are firm, and there is no ad-
vance since the news. Sales to-day of about
500 bales
Flour is rather quiet, and in demand most
ly for home use and the East. Sales of com
mon Oswego and Michigan at SIS, So 123 a
SIS IS, and Gennesee do at 81, 5 a. SIS so.
as to quality. Southern do. at Sc. Corn meal
So SO; rye flour SO 68.
Sales of Ohio and Southern red wheat at 81
10 a 81 IS, and Genesee do 25 a 81 81 -
Corn is firm, with sales of 1900 bushels al
So sac for yellow, and 48 ACC for mixed
Oats 38 ID cts; rye 68 roc.
Provisions in fair request and prices main.
tanned, though not so firmly.
Groceries steady, not active Rice ID a
So SO per 100 lbs.
Whskey quicker at % 243c per gall. fol
best proof.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-07-14
To the voters of New.Haneyer County,

Gentlemen: again appear before YOU as a
candidate for the Office of High Sheriff Of your
County. In doing this, / an aware that shall
meet with opposition, not only by individuals, bu;
also bv an opposition candidate.
Will endeaVor to be as brief as possible in ma.
king few remarks to you. I am well aware
that 1t is impossible for any one man to please all
men. Therefore, if in the discharge of the duties
OF the office of Sheriff of your County. for nearly
twelve years. l have given offence to any one. /
can say with truth and candor that it never was
my intention. In the discharge of the duties of
the office, have always endeavored to treat all
men alike; to do what believed to be nv ,,ntv
please or displease whom it might
Again have never used nv Office e;,her for
party or ambitious purposes but have as far as
| was capable. treated all classes alike, be them
friends or foes, Wings or Democrats. Ihave late.
y heard OF some complaints in some sections of
the County; one is that have held the office
long enough. This objection | am, and will be.
perfectly satisfied to abide the result of your votes
on the 80 day OF August next Another obiec.
ton IS, that do not go out and visit and cleo.
tloheer with my fellow-citzens on occasions like
the present. Really. gentlemen. if it was 80 that
time would allow me to visi, all of the election
precincts in the County, what could I say "a
you more than you know of me, having
served you for nearly twelve years. This,
feel almost confident. will not wei Oh muck in de.
Gliding how you will ote. Having heard of nc
other objection, again reiterate to you what
have said on like occasions heretofore: that should
receive majority of your snffrages, / shall en-.
deaVor to discharge the duties of the Office to the
best of my knowledge, without respect tc per-
sons, favor or Partially.
Your obedient servant,
OWEN FENNELL.
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