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Ohio.

The following bulletin is just received from the post
master at Cleveland Ohio 1t that the democrats
have carried that city, the second largest in the State
situated the Western Reserve, and which represented
in Congress by Mr.. Joshua R. Giddings
By the Telegraph.
CLEVELAND, March T.
First gun for Weller! The democrats have swept the
city, having elected the mayor and of nine council
men
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do as wrote the letter, unprompted, and my
,ponsibllty.

JAMES DUNCAN,
Brevet Lieut.. Col U s. A.
Since the above in type, have received by our
express. the n O. Picayune Of Tuesday last containing
the avowal of Major Burns that he is the author OF the
Leondas' letter This, presume will set the mat
ter at rest, excupatng, it does, Gen Pillow from all
knowledge Of participation in, its authorship 1t will
be found in another column
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Rv a. GREEN. .Smcfforer.


VERY FINE FURNITURE, PAkLOR UhGAN,
PIANO FORTE, sc, AT AUCTION.-On thursday
the Oh instant shalt sell my aucton room, Concert
Han near Browns Hotel, Pennsylvania avenue, at 10
o,cloct a IN a splendid assortment of turnlfure WIS
Msbogany sofas lounges chairs, and otomans
No % marble top pier tables and wash closet
fine largo French plate pier glasses, So by 70 inches
NIahooanv dining breakfast, and other tables
10 French and high post bedsteads
10 handsome hstrack, sdeboards, and bureaus
IA one fine parlor organ and piano fortes
no fine bookcases and secretaries
2 French gilt mantel clocks, good timepcces
8 sets silvered and gilt grandoles
Solar, astral, hall, and lard lamps
Silver plated waters and fruit baskets
China glass, and crockery ware, among which aRs--
/ white French aud India china dinner set
2 gold band and white and coffee SGT
large cured hair mattresses, and several feather beds
OF good quality
With many other articles not TO enumernte
The the above described furniture belongs to per-
cons about leave the city, and sold Ladies and
gentlemen requested to call any time previous to sao
aud examine for themselves. -
Terms All sums of and under S25, cash over 70,
credit of 60 and 80 days. for approved endosed nos oea
ing interest. A. pnrEN,
March 6-3t huc..onc-n-
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From the New York Herald
From Brazil and the La Plata.

The barque Palmetto, Capt Mansfield arrived yeser-
day from Rio de Janeiro, brings our files OF the
Jornal do Commerce. They are not, however later
than has already been received. The from the La
Plata contained in the following letter from
pendent, will be is somewhat interesting, although
dates by the Palmetto to the 4h of January and
are indebted Capt Mansfield for his polite attentions
Rio DE JANEIRo Jan. 3, 1873
Cen Urouiza at the head of the Entire Rios troops had
the city of Corrientes after fought battle
the 9th Of November in which the Correntpos lost 700
killed and wounded, 1000 prisoners, and IL pieces OF
cannon. 1t is very evident that his object is Para
ia the meantime is concentrating his forces at Santa Fe,
to be prepared for movement, circumstances may
warrant, either to support Urquza if Brazil should
assist Paragraphs it is generally supposed she must,
pared TO make attack on Rio Grande. There IS
prospect that the present campaign will be very
important one, and seal the fate OF Paraguay and the
Banda Orienta-parcuarly should France follow the
will be almost impossible for these republics to withstand
Rosas and Urquza without foreign assistance and Is
to be feared that Brazil will not act with that promptitude
and her interest and security calls for
Fearful OF mourning moderate expense Tor PREPARATION
they the risk of an expensive war.
Atlvces from the United States anxousy expected,
confirming the reports OF the settlement Of the Davis affair
at Washington all negotiations with minister are
suspended until ii is known by the Brazilian government
that this affair settled satisfactorily all parties,
doubt it will be. Very after they have the official
notice. there doubt the old claims on this govern
will be settled, and commercial treaty made on
favorable terms which have to think already
understood Mr. Tod on the best terms with the
and has already and deseryedy) acqur
ed great influence with them They are naturally jealous
Of European interference and desire be the best posi-
Bile with the United States is their and best
policy be good terms, and trust that they may
never again be interrupted as they have been
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THE subscribers the drawing tor those elegant watches
and other articles 90 rich lle, are respectfully IN
chances previous the drawing which will take place IN
a few days. few chances remain TO DO taken.
March7 -3t
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BuEyos AyRes.-Govenor Rosas, in his message to the
legislature Of Buenos Ayres, announces his harmony with
all friendly powers and states that his has diff
fcutes with only eight different States, including Pam
quay There is deficit in the treasury OF S3i2e35 Ter
the year 1913 The total circulation of paper money Is
0o0OO0OO, without counting the $276ooooo which are 10
be issued this year.
A Montevideo letter OF Jan % says
The Prasn tragedy has been e-enacted in Monteyideo
officer OF Spanish origin, about ~ years OF aB
wounded at OF the siege, ana car
red City Hospital One of the patriotic lidle who
devoted themselves the painful service OF tending Tue
wounded became enamored of this young man. anu 20
poused him She about sixty years OF age, anu pos
essed a fortune estimated 200 francs In shor
lime after their marriage discord arose between them and
The ody was found dead in her bed She was found
IN p.rfscy natural position with the head cnveloped IL
large bonnet The physician who first entered the cham
her a the first imagined that she had died
,noniexv but having removed the bonnet he perceived
races OF blood This awakened suspicion and farther
soon rendered that she had been sho
through head with pistol The ball extracted wa
about the size of pea All the proofs against the office
ire Of a dark and terrible He is in prison
waiting his trial. Baltimore American
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENTS.
From our New York Correspondent.


NKw YORK. March 6. lsIs
All Europe appears be awakng from the sleep ages
and be aousing herself her better destiny Every
wherein iron bound realms of the morrill, in Denmark
md Sweden; Ia ardent France throughout the whols
Italian Peninsula under the strong despotism OF Rus
a-nost wonderful of all-he paope ARE shaking hom-
elves loose from the feters OF and moving Tor their
ghts Undoubtedly, great revolutions nj hand. May
hey be guided by wisdom and efiecual unto good.
The CuRard steamers are, and after the 9th OF April.
start from Ibis side every Wednesday, instead of Satur-
lay, from New York and Boston, alternately The days
1t tae other side remain unchanged The steamship
America leaves Liverpool for this city the 18th inst
The shipment Of specie last week lght-say
S9 the entire export for the year 50 $50 000
The declarations of Lord Geo. Bentinck in the
British Parliament, respecting Cuba full fsgncanoe.
There is doubt that England has long looked with
greedy eyes Cuba the Queen of the Ant,as, and the
key of the Gulf OF course she must not be permitted 60
any further than look and long for it.
The Clay mass meeting at Albany was every whit
Overwhelming in numbers influence, and enthusiasm
Comparatively that in this city. Perhaps more
considering that the only whg paper published in Albany
throws its great influence dec dedly against Mr. Clay
The receipts duties Phiadepha thus far this year,
show decided gain the corresponding period last years
Received in February s2lO4ol 10 ssz4.51o 30
previous month, 2ls,sss 40 2si.2T SO
Increase in favor of 1913 $23o,blS "
The preparations are toward for the reception of Henry
Clay Tomorrow The official pro- ramme OF the Common
Council is published. There is be procession and
monster evee in the Governors Room The weather. here
ofore dark cod and dreary is clearing beautifully and
the most Clay city the Union will have her best looks
TO receive her distinguished guest.
Just as said scarcely Beck's opened this
morning. with the goods damaged in the fire, than it was
HE'D at once with crowd of fair Gothamites bent
having bargains any price Not only was the store filed
up but the broad sidewalk thronged compelling
passcrs bv to into the For three days. tie
la mayed goods at Becks will be the predominant fror
The violence the wind yesterday blew the water out OF
a., 81. .hpafa
and South Brooklyn grounded at low tide.
Tonight Off the grand fancy dress ball at the opera
house 1t closes the season and the house viii not DO re-
,nand ,n,il altar ami nrobablv FED
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YATR MOrIUks


TO THE PLANTERS OF. SUMTER
DISTRICT.
The subscribers, the former Of whom has
recently had erected on his plantation one of
Proyost's Patent swinging Fulcra Cotton
Presses, with which he is we'll pleased, and
believes it to be far superior to the Screw
or anything now muse for Cotton Packing
purposes, hive purchased the right of said
Press for Sumter District. This Press has
been in successful operation for three years.
In regard to the convenience OF the Press, it
can be attached to the Clubhouse, and shell
tered all under one roof. 1t is well calculn
ted to press from four hundred and fifty to
five hundred pounds of Cotton in four and n
half fyards of Bagging, and that with one mule.
Persons Wishing to build their own Press
VIII be furnished with bill OF tmbars and
dimensions for Twenty Dollars, (S2O)-
The subscribers beg leave 10 inform the pub
lie that they have workmen now ready to
attend the building OF the Press.
Mechanics, wishing to entcr into the bust
nessscan have by one hundred dollars (SlOO)
worth, at Sl5. por right, Any further inlor-
nation wanting, apply to the undersigned,
JAMES S. TINDALI,
Friendship, Il. o. S,,p,ier Dist.
r. F.. LIGON, =
Sumierrilc, s. C.
Jnne II, lSiS. 30 6m
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COMPREHENSIVE.

The subscribers beg leave to inform they
trends and tho 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
ny strict attention to business to merit con-
inuance Of the patronage heretofore SO liber.
ally extended to them.
Is "A. CONWAY,
ID. j. WINN.
January ls4e. 12 tf
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IMPROVED COTTON GINS.

Thankful for past fayors, the subscriber
wishes to inform the public, that he still
Manufactures Cotio, Gins at his establish
ment in Sta.ebnrg on the most improved and
approved plan, of the most simple construc-
ton, of the finest finish, and of the best ina
terials, to-wit: Steel Saps and steel pla,ed
Ribs, case hardened, in which he will sell for
Two Dollars per Saw. He also repairs ole
Gins and puts them in complete order, at the
shortest notice. All orders for Gins will be
promptly and punctually attcndedto.
WILLIAM ELLISON.
Stateburg, May 1, 1913. 81 til
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GIN MAKING. &C. e

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-
vantages of the Falling Breast and Sliding
Ribs, which saves a 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 on plan, giving at once, the
advantages of lightnesa, strength and force
all very material in the successful operation
of a 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. w.
We are also prepared to do work in the
Cabinet line such as Bedstends. Wardrobes
Safes, Book cases, Stands, Tables, Cnpboards,
&c. &c. at short notice, on liberal terms.
HUDSON & BROTHER
Opposite The Presbyterian church
Sumtcrville, April 22, lSi7. 26 ly
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soUTH-CARoLINA---sUMTER DIST.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
B. N. Penick } Declaration in Ahachi.

IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
B. N. Penick Declaration in Al.aeht.
Benz. J. D. West, Debi.
Whereas the plaintiff in this action did on
this day file his Declaration against Benj. J.
D!West the defendant, who is absent from
and without the limits Of the State Of South
Carolina, Gas it is Baid) and having neither
wife or attorney known, upon whom copy
of the above Declaration with rule to plead
thereto, may be served -
1t is therefore ordered, that tho defendant
do plead thereto on or before the twenty
fourth day of May next, otherwise final and
absolute judgment will he then given and
awarded against the said Benz. J. D. West.
]. d. JONES, C.. c. C. r.
Clerks office, Sumter Dist.
May Odd, 164s. }31 Of lad
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LAND FOR SAI4E

The subscriber offers for sale, the Tract of
Land on which!he now lives, containing -Four
Hundred and Fifty Four Acres; one hundred
aud thirty-hye acres cleared and under good
fence; fifty acfes of the same, cleared last
winter; The ba lance, good timbercd land, with
Q comfortable Framed Dwelling House (sin-
gle story,) with Plaza and Shed Rooms, and
necessary and convenient out-buildings-
the place healthy good water, and good
range for stock. ;.5.t.
The above land is situated on the Charles
ton road, nine miles below Sumterville, in the
neighbo.hood of Bethel Baptish Church, aud
Ebnezer Methodist Church and Privateer p.
O. Persons wishing to purchase had better
come and eee for themselves, as a good bar
gain may be had.
T. L. JONES.
Sept. O, 1s4s. as On
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] Es| |P I lsl s
! CO PogkD FLUID EXTRACT D M
SaRaAI'ARILL1s s Al l,LEESss s, Ms
s.DELI(sff,

I'll ItsIf
here orc lev cases eiIrohic and 81
RhcuMatisH that t not yield fo fIlt iiff,
snce of Sarsaparilia nnli eli & De hf II
duly Ierseyered. len iiii
junction with yar. of 4iiies sallal a
lfere,trici lsiolent pains III ii; q
bones, SSs., rea1 1ltpg from the ,estGfy sak
|shy Patients during scyeres sfeyers nd
sof tho skin, eIifofit. ls IS ell as hi b
botttc will I'M most insiaIS tiiaiy II
nloysall pump nF ieS oI slls
lace, 70 Mlch l:efsoris iIi this stlifi Il
are so much suble blettad to- nfiging Ell fier
impnrity of the blood or debiiitp u. fs filfs
best remedy known fer serot uI6uas aid
/ sores, aud break ings nut iii synnng elGid dsSas
and ia sn:e aud efficns idus II, reniovi
every trace OF heredi ditary diss ases Iron ESe
system u Y the tendeIest intant
taneOns affections il ia fifal1a Ele ia fttfi i,
eral purifier OF the bloos, and sd al
all bstirate diseases this ion ri iis
dopbtedly take the precedence of sll other res 81
emedies, lt gent oper ates upon snndA ScSs
u!atea tie bowels restores Ia tile bland ifi5 S
'sonted purity gives ton0 I'd the togd3g III asisl
promotes Digestion
ltwill etieetuail Tel cr<fs &
I'm l.s worst md mons sui ~
fromt tilis distrrssirg comp laiIit arn did Ia
use ii, first no ninr relief fbS foeils
utter taking one lholtle itssi bc lecessaSt
tosuse the Hydriodnted Potash with sit
Not wishing TO pub blisil ,ea sus. HI q
done in ths case Of III qnacs ina,i Dos pf
day to elect ihelr sale, and 30 force them up
on The publics the slbEcgiber begs aeaya TO ss
state that this prennrati has 81
and used by number OF siciaps ana Plan
ters OF our city am sneig iii great
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NJ. A SS1r5sY,

N "A trlsty young fel low ,Yha is scc.;s.Sma ID
to managing horses; for such liber ,sages;
~ ~. y 55is & 3 stf y
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The Sul,sc,rihcr

Begs leave TO inform his customers and the
tho public generally, that he has Just receiv-
cd general assortment of MEDICINES,
which ne will dispose Of as low as they can
DO afforded in this place.
J. !. MILLER, M. D.
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NOTICE.

The committee appontedby the Congre-,
CATION Of Midway for the purpose ofEerect-
ing n NEW CHURCH at that place, are now,
ready to receive Proposals. Those wishing
to undertake, may leave their pronosals with
DR.. S w. Witherspoon, from whom all par.
ticulars may be learned. 11-All proposals
must be made before the lat Deer. next.
Address Salem p. O. Sumter District.
Oct. 4, 10 } OF 6
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Tho undersigned having associated them
selves IN tho Practice of Medicine, respect
fully solicit the patronage of their friends and
tthe.public. They may be found at Dr.. Nil.
ler's Drug store.
]. y. BOssARD, NJ, D.
An:. 18. 1919 ~ IF
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MARsmAnL,a -.
) y N. Alien use, &c, &. IA.

4 6 e. AZ a. u
~ y NJ. Alien, use, &c, Fl, "a.
vs..
The Heirs Of 3. Harris and others.
eircuit Court United States Southern
District Of Mississippi. To Novem.
Der Term, I848.
Y virtue OF the above stated writ
HR Of 6eri acias 10 me drectad from
the honorable Circuit Court 81 the Unit
edS:ates, for the Southern District Of
Mississippi, | will Sell at public auction
70 the highest bidder, for cash, son the
4lh Monday, Esd dav Of 0clober, f848,
before the Courthouse door, in the town
q Canton, Madison county, Mississippi,
within the hours prescribed By law, tie
following observation-disclosures to wit:
North half east half north east quar-
ttr, north half @esthalf northeast quar-
GER Of section l3, to~nsbip 8, range 3
east; east half southeast quarter sof
section IL, township 8, range 2 east ;
northeast quarter OF section Z, town.
ship 8, rage 8 east; north.e asl quarter
Of section g. township g., range 3 east,
and west half southeast quarter. and
east half, northeast quarter Of section
Y, township 8, range 2 east, Iyingsin
Madison county Mississippi, and con
tanning in all six hundred and thirty
nine acres, more or less.
Levied on es the property OF de(en.
dants and will be sold TO satisfy the
above stated case and ~all.costs.
T. FLETCHER. Marshal,
Por the Southern District Of Mississippi,
BY r FLETCHER, Dep'y.
Sept. l4th, l848, 2-tds
p The sale Of the above property i
hereby postponed until the 9th day 3
next,
THOS FLETCHER, Mars all,
October 20, 1848,
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EHn sTATn oF MIasIsaIPPf.
GdisOn County.
BY the Probate Court or said comfy,

sQdtSOn CoHaty.
BY the Probate Court or said comfy,
October Term, l848
To Samuel Barrow, Parmelia Barbour,
Claiborne Barbour, ands ell persons
Interested ID the estate Of Lydia A
Bafrew, deeid-Greetsag:
WOU are hersby ciled to appear,be.
forethe Probate Court Of said coun.
ty alta regular term thereof b be hol
den At the Courtshouse Of said county.
OHthe Second Monday Of December neat,
then and here to shew cause, liz aay
you have, why said court should MOI
then order and decree the negroes be
longing 10 the estate 81 said deceased q
be- sold 70 pay The debts Of said decedent
Witaess the Hon joan b,
hoWcofT. Judge Of Probate
of said county, the Secoud
~ Monday Or 0ctober, IL The
las year of our lord one ahou.
-# sand eight hundred and for.
tyseighs, and seal Of said
court
Issued the I3th dayof October I84s.
]. 4. CAMERuN. Cpk.
Oct. Is, I846. 6-6t
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n ETTERS Testamentary having
~ been granted to the undersigned al
the October Term, 1919. Of the Probate
Court of Madison county, Mississippi
on the estate Of Charles Moore, decd
all persons indebte to said estate are
notified to come forward and make i'm
mediate payment and all persons having
claims against said estate will presen,
them legally authenticated within the
lime prescribed by law, or they will be
forever barred.
HESTER &. MOORE, Ex'x.
Oct. IS, l848. Set
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NOTICE.

" I .a NO44CEs "
70 all persons interested in the part
tion Of the lands Of E.dmond Rice, de
ceased. '
fHNHE undersigned Commissioner,
n having, pursuant 10 an order o
appointment made by the Honorable
John B. Howcott, Judge Of Probate O
Madison county, State Of Mississippi
causedto be surveyed and divided ihtc
shares and lotsa as directed by law, a Ger.
tain tract Of land situate, lying and be-
ing 10 said county, and described as fol
lows, to. wit:
The west half Of the north east quar-.
lef, and east hall Or the north westquar-
TOR and the east half Of the north east
quarter, and the north half Of east hali
of south east quarter Of section 80, and
the west halt Of the northwest quarter.
and west half Of southwest quarter, and
south hall Of east halfof -westq quar-
ter OF section 20, also, lie east haif 81
the southwest quarter, and west hall
OF south east quaTterot section 80. and
the souih half of the east half OF
he southwest quarter Of section 80,
also, the north west quarter Of sec,
ton l9, and east half Of souih Wesi
quarter, and south half of west hall 81
sonth west quarter Of section Is; all Of
said landlying and being in township 8,
rahge2 east; and the east half Of north
east qiartef of section "a, and the east
half Of the ~south-east quarter of section
ID, IN taNnshipf8. rangeA east; also the
cas- half and southwest quarter of sec
ton 49,, township 8, rage 2 east, Of
which said Rice, died, possessed, &c.
parties now claiming in, the par
thereof. Now all persons inter-
in any manner inasaid partition
are hereby notifs ! that the undersigned
will on the 4th day Of November nexl.
mestat the late residence Of said Rice,
near Livingston, in said county, and
and there as directed by the act
concerRing the partitiono Of lands held by
eoPaEceners joint tenants and tenants
common makeanrallotmens ~ ballot
Of the sevelal shares cf said tract ar
land as surveyed by the u dersigned,
10 Ann McMahan, to The heirs ofRlch
ard Rice, to Edmond aid ! Morgan Dailev.
he heirs Of Mary Daily TIE original
md present jnint tenants thereof.
LAFAYETTE MONTGOMERY
THOMAS G BALLOW,
STERLING "a LESTER. ~
Sept e9, 1913. Std