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Posi- OrrlcE, New. Yors. March IS. 1878.
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" The 4. -. Mail steamer Hermann VIII
sail on Monday m0fans, .Oth Inst AZ a O'clock, fot
Southampton sad Brsusn The mails for this steamer
will close at ths otee AZ half pasi O'Clock Sunday
the iath last A. great psfsssy repaired In mssins
up tho mais fo ths dastsat Pss OF Esroge the public
requested b dspost their lsties In ths once a their
saliest convenience There Gill BE- asent board
tho .hip fsesys stisss "A Newspapers fcs ssloPr
mn,t DO secured with rarro~ bands, OF they ~ih %
charged With letter rosssss On the Conttaeat .
mlb 30 n. H. NORRIS. = N
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NSxy-NoRK wKEKLY TRIBUNE.

NEK1 LARGE PAPER FOR THE COUNTRY,
I,raN.heS every 5ArVkp.y MOANING. at the low Pho
u 5. per snneIn. To advance 10 copies FOR $40, er
sSysesfof sd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-18

WIG MEErlsGs-Lrge Wing meetings were
held at Mobile on the 9th, and at New Orleans on
the l4,h inst We have not yet received the ac-
count Of their proceedings.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-18

CANADA GOLD MrsEs.-Gold ore has frequently
been found by the peasan,y the ChAdere RIVER be-
low Quebec Mr. Cunningham, scientific mineraosa
from the Southern States has spent years IN explorations
IA the Chaadere Valley and Mr. De Levy reported most
fvorsbly The ore said TO be rich and abundant and
Ion, stock company has been formed TO work the Mines
Some OF the gold when sent to this city has been pro-
bounced OF the richest and puresi quality.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-18

MICHIGAN WHIs CoSvESTIoS.-The Wing State
Committee have called Convention, to be held at
Jackson ON the 18th Of May next, for the purpose
of nominating Wing Electors ofPresdent and We,
President to be supported at the next Presidential
election, and taking such action on the subject vi
amounting Delegates to the Wing National Con-
yention as NAV be thought proper
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-18

Open sennte-Nr. Roofs speech-Bili for Ven
tilating Pncket-ships- Winthrop-Dr.
SEWER promoied-The Evening Mirror"-
Levin's Logic-Botfs's Second Letter -seni-
tor MiIier,s Letter denied.
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fS Ssc I..s. Z r. Ssw s.s.
~AAe.sn nd without single fsilsv o. eovplsnss
eelrs made some Of sssnts have retailsd iron 500
10 40 bottles and willing 10 b qualified thef every
battle has svea sat.sacton 10 lose thsa thres ysOs
ss before ehrouisssd 10 the history Of eli neAi
s.aal operations We moreover ssy dat 70 1sssnaS o.
e,ass nsrehant. has called 20 yefessA ~,
es,us sntirs sasisfAstiea svss 49, - ~, siiSs. ~
sss ssaasas sspsss.sioss = 80 ye.Ss.l 1919 sSs.
r.ss. "a s,sry ss,a,. sssA internal sst sstssnL
spglieAf,sn. az yrsssfipthcs -. ~ - sss.s
sAs shsss ,s,s ssi AL 70 give se.trs s.esfsstos,
a.. 80 a.sissh ~ swsndsp anl roAbses throseho1t
~" r.ats.i r6ss, = iN9ERS0L BR0fHEh, 80
$3.50, sSnsvss from ~ Jehnsl II can also - he1 u
u, ssassss usus corner ef poyss and cAsehsm = tie
n.sssss Na.lresa s6eess e Q. HoGa Johe ed bsea4
-, ks.Sisa ClafA cs. nroaivay, aaA Of he dssS.
ss ssss ssasisfs ast sssssss thrssssst he ~ I'D
me sssp..s,sss psfsss'y iaisess1s.s me
ED Rssgh aaA hse1y-shsy ussthss sas - - eny esyos
All wks sell shss great sKaspy, oay u 80 ~ ~ ~ W
Ass eve se pat y y very ~ se.'S - - s ess
tas s1ss ss.ss e ga ssnysss wssssss ss - me
bsAsssast. health tssaoss6 ssa ms-essssrvs tesev
~ ssAsy ~ sAsss cave
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. Va N. Y.-Pr,ssars sradustsA fro. 70 80
pounds without . esek -, wsa:h coes g
much Injury 90 Tie spins otx day6 trial
svss and II ao perfectly safissetory. mccoy rssurnsA
fsosrsoss Trussss Of reduced prices nil eo1o lsp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-18

bureh, Brooklyn, Btstsn IsIen1, Jsfssy CIV -
are respectfully Informed that good eesortns J,
~ 81 frst-rsts Boots and shoss ere esRs eee..sea
to all TIE stage and ferry rostss The ssessrtess tass
especial care b keep on hssd sorRsss s III :
~ avn msnufsessrs ana such viii give e9ssfasics
Gen,s' ans Isssy Boots u he low lnes Of y 70; a.
49, sIt-rs ks Also lslieS and misssS ne nstslli
0x.r.So~s, ssats metallic aad eslf-skin OveIsho
sifins n o CURTIS. Johu-st nsar broadwaJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-18

IN SPRING FAsHlONs-HArS HATS i-fsri:
moeskin hats ~, equal to thoss soId q others q
also elegant dress hats ~ " ID End " o. supe.
riof in ys and hsish g shos: 10 many Rsses y sss'
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r r SPERM, Clerk.
Clerks Office, Dec %, lo47 40 CIV
DIR. .LEROY'S @ @s5
VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL Pill LIS.

ARE a Strengthening, Pua gati0e, ,and Puri-
tying Ionic.
These Pills have become celebrated Iori their
extraordinary and immediate powers of isre-s
storing perfect health 10 persons suffering
under nearly every kind of disease to which
the human frame is liuble. They are partic-.
uarly recommended to all those persons who;
are afflicted with any kind of chronic or lin
gerlng complaint, as there is no medicine be-
tore: the public which has so natural and hap-
py an effect upon the system, inscorrecting
THE stomach and liver, and 10; the forr,afi,:i
of healthy chyle, and IN purifying. the blood:
They are acknowledged by tile hundreds and,
theusn m rds who are Z. using thein. to be not
only the most mid and pleasant il thc,r opc-
ration, but the Most innocent: safe and eff
cicnt medicine ever offered to the public.
Those whoSonce make trial Of hess: Pills 2 Ills
never afterWard feel willing TO be without
them. whichis sufficient proofiof their good
qualities. srg:l. & -, #. u.
St... Headache 81 lex G,ld Nervous. .;,a q
Those vino suffering I'LL iii ist tfsssiiis
complaint; will find DR. sLc Rows p Ills RENEE
5dys at once certain and imme diate effects. As
a. remedy sin summer complaints they display
far superior to any thing in use for those
complaints. Iii dyspepsia and, liver COM
plant they stand unriYalled. IS Many have.
'been:cNred I'm afew weeks after having suf-
;farednnder that dreadful complaint 70, years
Etn:habltnal costiveness they are de ciaedIy su-
sperIor tpAany medicine ever brought before
the public. and one 25cen. box will establish
their surprising virtues ard place them be-
:yoHd. The reach of doubt in the estimdtion Of
every individual. They are invaluable IN
nervous and -hypocondrlacS fectio rs, loss of
appetite, and all complaints to which females
lalot.esgar subject. 81 hey are mild in their;
acton, and convey almost immediate convic.s
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I -.DlIJNlBA BUR URN[SIDE

Having reinoy ed from tho Brick Store formerly
occupied by them, to tho store next to 5DrJ. w:
Stokes, and nearly opposite their old stand, q
q lianlblrg, 8. C., q
Are now; treceiying, and will continue TO re-:
ceive, heavy supplies ioi the. lowing Goods:
which they offer tothcir frienas and tile pub
lic generally, atsthe lowest Eiip rkete prices.
h! SUGARS. New Orleans, Muscovudo,
Porto Rico, Clarifed,sD opble Refined. Loaf, !,
crashed and powdered.
f. COFFEE. Prime dark green Rio, COM.
mon do, Cuba St. Doningo, Prilie old Cow:
|;ernHnent Java.
| :BAGGING, heavy stock of kentucky
gether with q fair stock of Dundee and Gunny
ROPE Kentucky, Jute. Manila and
Tow, from to finch. ',., 5..s, = f:.~z-.,s
SALT. Large charleston Sacks and
Blown.
q MoLASsEs. Cuba, New Orleans and
Sugar House asuperior article OF Syrup.
s TEAS. Hyson, Gunpowdcr, Imperial and
.Biack. s .4 :... 81
IRON. Of. oil sizes, also a good assort-
ment of Hoop and Band Iron, German and
Cast Steel, Nail Rods, &C.; Nails OF oil sizes.
s CHAIRS. Maple, Windsor, Cane Sent,
Children's, Office. Rocking and Npsath Il
*. Pow EhSGHaFIssR FFF nufs:..2
Eagle. Sporting, and Kentucky b. d, Powder.
| Il :5tt4g:, .:.gslt ALSO, -,
"A heavy stock Of Sai,dles. Brides, AIar:;a-
gales, Halter Chains, Drawing Chains, Wee
ding Hoes, Sperm. Adamantine and rallow
Candles. Rice, Soaps, Tobacco of various
J, brands, Hats and Caps of different grades
and shapes, Boots and Shoes, Sole, Upper
aud Harness Laathor. a superior lot of Kip
sani Calf skins, pure White Lead, warranted:
Issi lndow Glass, s9. g sSlO. 10 Ssis, l2 stI4,
fI.esa quality Negro Blankets 9 TO I2,A Bed
+;Siarikeis, Ssnablifgs, Cotton Yarii, all s;i;si-
bers, bleached and brown Domestic Goods,
heavy ariti light Kerseys, Buckets, Tubs. Su-
gar Cans, Mensnres, Brass bound Puils, Shot
of all sizes Lend, Blue Stone, Copperas, Salt
|spetre, Ginger Pepper, Spice. Shoe Thread,
Cotton and Wool Cards, Cocoa Dippers,
'Brooms, Wagon Boxes, Grindstones. Cast
ings or Hollow: w Vare, Nos. !, Band 3 Mack>
erel, Bedsts tsads. Tholnastons Lime, &c, &c.
Sept S. 3s. s 8. sss 20 If
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NOTICE..

! All Persons Indebted to the Estate Of edenxY
r Wilson, deceased, nre required to nuke
immediate yment. The situation Of the
estate sis. such, there cannot be Indulgence
Sgiyenilonge than the first of February.
& Allzpefson s. 5Kay wing claims againstst he Es..
tate will present them to me or to d !. Lesly,
Esq, properly attested on or before HE first
day of Aprifas i intend to settle the estate
on: that day before the Ordinary, as the Es-
tate will. not be sufficient to pay the debts.
/ The claims should be presented. that each
+ may obtain their proportiorate share. .t,si,
- JOHN r. WILSON, Admir-.
January5 a. 3m :
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The State Of South Carolina,
ARBEvlLLEe DISTRICT. ;

Il, The Court o,sSC Com snso,,gI' Tea Il !.
iJ.F. Underwood, who hassbeaI arrested, ,Sand
IS now confined within the bounds of The Jail,
of Abbeville Dlsttict. by virtue of d writ of
;capias ad satls(aciend dunn, at he suit Of j Ohm
Oliver, having filed iiis petition, Witfl, sciie-
dule, on oath, of his whole estate md effactss
for the purpose o obtainin the benef of the;
Acts of the General Assemble commonly cal-s
led /, The insoIyen: l Debtors ablic
sad f Underwood will be heard md ,consid-,
cred in thee Gourtsofs Common as2 to. be
holden for Abbevilles District, at Abbeyillej
Court House, on-the third M .lday in March
next, or onEsuch other day thcreoft erg as the:
SAID Court may order 3 and all the creditors
ofthe said J F. Underwood are Hereby sum.
moned personally or by attorney to be and up.
pear then and there, in the said Court, 10
shew cause, If any they can, why The benefit;
Of the acts aforesaid should not be granted TO
the said J f Underwood, upon5his laking the
OATH, and executing. the assignment required
by the Acts aforesaid
Clerks Office, Dec 26, lS47 49 6w
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| CUnloUs FAors in NAruaA1 HrsroR ,

- CURloUs FACTS IN NATURAL H1sToRY.-
in LOOKING over Galignani's Magazine, we
discover the following curious facts respect.
ing the bones 8of American Ra.tIesnake
5 About the year l74s, some laborers in
/ working fa3quarEy in thc neighbo-hood of
s Prlnceton fprthe5 stone with which The col.
faiege built, discovered a cavern which
=contained.the entire skeleton Of an immense men
number ofs the Rattlesnakes { iCrotalus. &
The bones Iefe in 4sich3 quantities as to re.
quire two pr: three carts for their re en,,noval5
Fhere can be butiIittle doubt that tfissca.s
yer1thad once small opening which sas
afterwards closed by the accidental lIsof q
stone, or some other impeding "a Ills
caVe;had probably been the winter abode
OF the Rattesnake for years, where many
5 had;dled. ma through age, and others in conse-,
sluance oftheS heSc!rcumsfances Just mentioneJ.9
s I " Humboldt, inEthe third volume of His
stersohal. Narra alive, hints at an occurrence.
;ssomaWhal similar to the above s.s I had;
VISITED the .carerlIs Of the Iartz,, those of
Erar1cot,ia,, and the beautiful grot,o S6f
~ lhresh ienshiz. inth Carpa,h NJ n,onn-,
stains which are he vast Gem eteEies s,f
bones igers, TIyena s ind Bears. ..as.
large g oll iorse keweH in' his
s4ssologyy, ], has Sacco1nt of the entire size.
disc covered So Derby shire, ia d cayernous.
n 5EEocks Hg siipposes the cavern3ato ha ve.
ybeen1 9; and al aflerwards closed 81 s,alaic.i
StItes,s stanees sof which ar scornmoas in
thi cavern. nnn- 60 i
ksge says had retired 10
s9e,s sats periods the existence ~
sthe eanaaaJin nbetlded gin
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!. { BAILEY & OWEN,
Watchmakers and Jewellers.

The undersigned would respectfully inform their
friends aud tho citizens Abbeville District gene
rally, that they have bis day formed,a a co-part-5
anership, for the purposebf carrying OH the above
business, in all its brnnihcs. @sf
Their facilities for byHness have been greatly in-
creased, and they will low be able to
Repair and ClGaTeWatches and Clocks,
Make, Alter, and RIFT Jewery of all kinds.
hTfTa n r - - - s.
SS. sS.H' #ar ENGRAVING
49, On Metals in all its varieties. ~
And whilst they return their most sincere thanks
for the very Hatte:ins encouragement they have
receiyed Individually they solicit continuance OF
public patronage, andhope that the friends Of citl-
wilt be tho supporters ofboth, promising that no
effort on their part Shall he spared to give entire
satisfaction to all Who may entrusts hem with
their work, ~ & - E.. s.. BAILEY.
!: i;:ssss,S ss,S - ~ MT. OWEN. ~
N. BE- One of rtners win always be Jreaay
to- oihto the eScauntyyt repair Clocks whenMeed:
led 5.i} 43sI s5.l.9 80 B. 60
January Isl, 1S4S al 3w
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,s.NAP!!'DLElON.,
3. :.BfY adsRE ENiY ILL :. MELl . n.
nNapoleon, when in St. Helena, beheld /. bust Of
% 81 IS his son, and yvept.,, :, II

t.Napoleon, when in St: Helena, beheld a bust of
his son, and Wept. = IS: {. E
{, Long onthe Parianfbnst he gazed,
And his paid lips moved not
ButWheri his deep cold eye he raised,
k1is glory was forgot; - ~ u l'a;@
"a nd the heated tears came down like rain,
As the buried ye,rs.swept back agaiii in rs
He wept aloud! ~ KS
He who had fearless rode the storm
l3f human agony, &, tsSss5s tt.,sssss5s ,'ae.sSs
And with ambition wild, and warm, !,
Sailed 3on asbloody sea, - S,; y
3 He bent beforet he infant head, !, 3, -
ssA nd nd RePt as; q q other weeps her deadk
Ille pale and proud !.
The roar Of the world had passed
On sounding rock Sa lone, f 81: d
Il nSexile to the earth he s ca ST. IS
sS; His gathered glories down ss7
Yet dreamt he: of his svictor race, IS
/ ELL, turning to that marble face, -.
p His heart gave way,
And nature saw her time OF power s
A conqueror In tears:I
The mighty bowed before flower,
In the chastisement Of years!
4 What can this mystery control!
The father comes, as mans high soul
And hopes decay.
Alone before that chisseled brow,
az His proudest victories
F'lit BY, like hated phan,oms now,
And holier visions rise-
The empire of the heart unveils,
& And lo. that crowniess creature walls
His days Of power.
The golden days whose sun went down.
As, at the icy pole,
s lightning with dim but cold renown
; Ne kingdom of the soul!
] Whe4 all life's charities were dead. -
! And Zach affection failed or fed s,3
That withering hour!
Oh !hadthe monarch to the wind s@
iisihope Of conquest flung, n
& And to the victory of the mind
Had his. warrior footsteps ,rung,
y What then were desert rocks and seas.
ss - @ s,c one whom destiny DEGREES s.
sS ss:s,s Sue. tade!ess fame!
&, IS Oh. had the tyrant cas-, his crown
And jewels all away
S " hat though the pomp Of life had flown.
And left lowering dayl S.:
Then had thy speaking bust brave boy, I, 81. /.
Withzmemories of Joy 's'
60 .5s,zs.sss=, - Thy fs.ed name! s
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We would take this opportunity to return our
,thankssto our humero1s friends for the very
-liberalspatfonege bestowed OH us for the last
sixyyears, and would solicit continuance OF
their favors. ,si
Nc would also invite nll persons buying
Dry Goods IN Hamburg. who are not already
on our listof customers, TO g i've us a trial. =
Our stock will consist ola much larger and
more general ass oftmeitt than we have heres!
iofore kept. We will ,al. oJconlinne to Keep,
our usual assortment Of Carl E1sTI ING.
IOL CLOTH, FL UOaR MA TTIN G,
EBONNEFssss, and Il ,adies, md Childrens'
Shoes; 49, t3t2 ~ jsS2Es ~
| M B --J ust received n fill assortment Of
I-nlInnmbera Of DsU T TCtH5 b OsLTIN G
|sCLQTHS, which 0gether sWi,i,ail articles
ia our line, will be sold MS low as; they can be
1 pfoenred In Hambafg = OF Augusta.
II AZ M KII. RC Fam 81 ~ o.
Hamburg, Aug ss4slt3sS
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sarIaaae me-

former patIonape.. still
3 ofers hts ~ and rs prepared at
SIS sfAKk spf IN
o Esgaasrfsi mess, &C.,
feels dent he yiii be enabled
& cat those who n1aY fsyor
&; nl sssag tnslr KEBLy
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For TAX Z, g Ollie To.N

: 50 .s.
FOR AK g Ollie c T 0 s y
. We are authorized 10 announce OaNlRMst
GOLDING as a icandiGaIe Tor Tax CotsStOrs& /
ut tho ensuing eleetiop. d j.s..is. 81.
Wesare hnthoIized 10 announce, JAN1HSiisSS
M. CALVERT, as q candidufc for ia
COLLECTORS at the ensuing election.
The ffiendsof Capt E. c. MARTYR, i
announce him Us q candidate for TAX.GOtlLES'--
TOR, ut the next ensuing election. - g'
R 'fhe friends ofsaWlLLlAM 1s HAM
MOND, take plGasurein announcing hiuta
Candidate for TAX sCOLLECTOR a. t
ensuing election. IS - az E
The Friends Of Joseph SD. WET TIE
ERALL,> announce him US a Candidate fde
TAX COLLECTORS OF the ensuing cleo
tion.1- 81 s. 5. .5Ssys E
stIhe friends Of the Rev. y AS. MODRI3
lrespee1fdlly announce him as a cardi date fo&
Ethe office of Tax gollector at the ensuinga
ELECTION. Gl2
The Friends sof w IS, HAREIs n1ounceA
Ihiinas q cand idate ion TO- He lf ce
llsofsssseT AK $sCOLLECTQN, Is at tie Eensulag
Eelectiofl. 81. rs s:ass5
We are authorised "a q anDouIres . J0FIN
ICUNNINGHAN1,: as a. icnhsltd ates for TAX
ICOLLEGTOR;a at the next algct tion1l Il. IS.
fFhe.s friends Of IIiiZ1stSi EsIBLEs
announce him as a eandid ale for the Office of
Tax Collector Mt the, ensuing election. II 8
l. We are authorized to announce .T.T.
CUNNINGHAM as a canlidnte for FAX
Collector at the ensuing election. q,
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JoHNsToN cog Oct 81 1916 sGs
ea5, I vas tdkons
tl,s measles s1ef falW 10
.sssoysred IS yvas SxDogSd
tp the gaters ii NIL leslifsd
SsIA sls astask and tool Iascss
4, 81
litinasig tom Syl1eN
alase pntl ts 8 mes
afi
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+ UeA Card will continHo to practice in
the Courr of Law for Abbevic, and will regularly
attend its sessions ! refer my friends to !Meesre
CocIIaAN s. NoBLE at Abbeville G.. H. - ~ ~
JOHN CUNNINGHAM..
Charleston, Nov3 8: ,364 m5ts..
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s1or lS4T, WIS - =
sAt McGaw's on Monday, 7th Fe Febfuary.
- Moseleys 81. &. tIFuesday, sth g. g. =
So So M orag g g " ednesday, 9th 6
.sH Wiilington ss Thursday, 9th +.
| 20 Cabins M ilIszss Friday, ilth e p; ~
go &" Warning ton honday, l4.h !"
-. 5Norwoods s Fuesday,s15th
90 Loundsvllle, Is w Wednesday, 10th"
- Tribes ]" Thursday, 7th i rs g
8 8 e Ga1ahan's $ % Friday sth ;*,
.asD1e. West s Saturday, i, 9th. < s..
= sEll7ikesl - Monday, z LIST 80. ~
;:g p: Scnfiie,owni 81 tuesday,, 22d g
|,sasJ: CIV Watersa Wednesday: 23d 0..
d. Is 6 sbury s5sss s. Thursday, 24ths"
s a AbbeylIeC He Monday, st March.
= Snithvile &c TUESDAY, 7th Sas'' q -, ,as
S: Deadiaii,z - s Wednesday, 81 6iit r. 8 -
IS Stony Point g z Thursday. 9th IN ~
s" Giham's, 6 Friday, 10th s,sss
Cambridge s'Gsaturday,lIth 60, ,
: Greenwood " nuesday,$i4th & -
,Voodvltie 15H E:he E5;:het @
s. White Hall Ihursda 9Th Z: s#s ..
Cothran's, Friday l7th. &c 4sss.a
- Cedar Springs s ssaturda 81
Abbeville chs sonday 10Th st ssaS .lss s.
4 -. 8 ;stss 6 tuesday, 2 Ist g
=. - .5 g $ Wednesday ,22d 81
g 6 81 ST Thursday.s23d &C s*{ 5S:
g. s j John Bradley 1onday 27th IS IS
g, VIII Caw'sts Nv eslaY.2 as ~
Drake s 8 Ist g g fff:ssss
Greenwood Saturday; Il st Apfil.SS
AT Abbeville Court House d ca 10: on Mon;
day (Sale Day The I'D April, sWhic wifi
be the last day forfs sceiyiilg astggigs All
persons fail TO mn ktY Yrefirns i,n or. sshf,.
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c. A n DID a II E S
FOR, DIN AR Y.

We Ore authorized to announce WI N...
LIAM Hill. as candidate for Ordi1try.
at thefens,ing election. H. ! -
- w are authorised to announce JAME.S
IS WILSON us.a candidate tor Ordinaryat
the ensuing election. ;s1'a ~
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FL Notice to Tax Pay ers. s...s..
L will attend the undermined times and.
splaces forsthe purposes Of Collecting Taxes
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Aa111l,1lra advertisements.

A..a REMOVAL.
VIM. Exetclaisi 81 Co.
Have 'femlyed theirstock Of Dry Goods to
the, store under the American Hotel Gate
Hubbard's where it is their purpose to keep,
pes q full assortment of Is
Americasl, French Ind sH1ngl lissa!
DIR GOODS
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NEW

]. ]. January i5,1 184e
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-08-02
PREAMBLE AND RESOLUTIONS OF
THE YORKVILLE DEMOCRATIC CON.
VENrIOS

The people of The United States will soon he
called upon to exercise the great right conferred
on them hy the Constitution, of selecting the
Chief Magistrate of The Union. In common
with the other fellow cirz"ns, the Democrats Of
the first Congressional District feel deep inte.
rest in tho approaching election. We hold it
to he our duty no less than our interest. to give
our cordial support 70 principles which we he
licve to be right. and by all proper and fair means
aid. in the election to the Presidency, him VINO
is the exponent and advocate of those princi.
plies. We are unwilling to commit the Chief
Magisfracy Of this Union to the keeping Of any
man, who has no political principles of his own.
or it he has. will not make them known; or
whose doctrines we believe tn he essentially
wrong and dangerous in their tendency to the
rights and liberties Of our people. The Wing
and Democratic parties have selected their can.
ddatcs for President and Vice President; and
to the nominees of the one party or the other,
under existing circumstances, we should give
our support. For the democrats of South Car.
oIina To vote for neither, is not only to deny
ourselves the cHer'ise Of great political right