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The New York Tribune says that
preparations are in progress for the
coinage of the $40 and 81 gold pieces
authorized to be coined by Congress;
but that three weeks or q month will
elapse before any Of the dollar pieces
will be ready.
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NEW GOODS.

I The Subscribers have just purchased
and received GENERAL STOCK OF
GOODS, consisting Of Dry Goods, Groceries,
Hard Ware and Cutlery, Hats, Caps, Ladies'
Fashionable Bonnets, &c, &c. All of which
will be offered very L.op for Cash, or upon
tho usual credit to punctual CUSTOMERS
Those of our customers indebted 10 us pre-
!vious to first January last, will do us a great
kindness by settleing up all accounts, and
making new ones, s,,,,,.I.. H..
Il, ROGERS g. SPENCER. L
Bishopyil!e 5.h March, 18a9. 30 tt
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DECISION IN FAVOR OF Morse
It is stated in the Washington Union,
that after trying Bain's system of tele-
graphing, Mr.. O'Reilly's associates in
the lines west from Philadelphia, have
come to terms with Professor Morse,
rather than abandon Morse's telegraph
and adopt Bain's. aa ai ..a ;r0
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DUELLlNG PRoHlBITED.-Prcsident Tay-
lor and his Cabinet have decided that
every officer OF the Army and Navy, and
every man connected with The civil ser
vice Of The Government, shall be removed
from Office If lie engage In duel.
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WOO I


We are informed by Afr. Isl Cha fb a,nfbs@fs 81 &
.nat 8 ne has Il, his s.oreelppa wool.
packea as - q bale bale oIs yaigllinss AbAni
slx hnhdrcd and fnrty live pounds It was
anFus'tea fof,salss hy,sstilen plpi Ii.
Siiarles Perkins Of tlisS District. Jtsi g,iaIi-
~, quantity, aud nloiess,I should be
an an object Interest % hlis6hf gficI Iiturafs
~ certainiy Is AM extrsorJlnary yield iofssthis
section s.'Il icla..riy Y Thai edaction
no NJ an faile 6iigh inade aspfofitas
Die business by our Far,ners. i The North
and m t;;.st are far ahead of us IN producing ~
W.,ol, l,ot tue Report of Il, r. Simpson Es,iit
70 the it,n1l Isl i,eleiy Of ijen ie{oi,
ig,!iti III The ,atsftl Des' Report latsiY
pub!tatied show 8 most rllsiVe:y, BY statis.:
tssal M facts aud actunl experiments, that we
rive natlfaf aivafitag ges for raising sheep III
fofibf tSi no other Country Uiir short winters
and cheap lpasturing combine to make It d
lucrative business. In a comparison made
between the profits of farming and wool
growing, his conclusions are ligIily favorable
to the latter. lie states the cost OF a negro;
land, horse and plpugh afd other necessary
expenses 70 be $S45, for the Spurposes of
farming; producing one hundred and sixty
bushels Of corn, and five bags OF cotton Worti,
ss2lAss tof wool growing, he saws fSSl9 Will
duysfses hundred and twenty sheep; employ
a Shepherdi and pay Tor pasturihg and other
ssRsassa s's E kIsa 3 wss sPd in
Il llation is based upon actual ex-
peril9Snta END Teton, the Farmers ofS Ker-
shsW niighf vel Venture TO abandon cotton
and produee wool aof foreign inafke Is Cam
deiis. journal. .siiss ifss3ei YfT61Ja9Gssl Mtu,H
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lNsUREcTIoNIN CANADA FoREsHADowED.
Tho signs Of disaflection are so strong in
Canada, particularly in the Upper pro.
vince, that we should not be surprised Of
an outbreak. We are happy TO perceive,
accordingto ashinston correspondent
Of the New York Herald, that it is the pur.
pose of the Government to prevent all
such interference in the quarrel, on the
part ofour citizens, as would commit our
neutrality, and that Gen. Wool will soon
be on, the: Northern frontier in restraint of
any such design. E'hsNsS'fs fF &h
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The effect to the decision Of the Senate,
in declaring Gen. Shields Ineligible, is to
render his election void-nnd The Cover
nor ofIIlinois cannot make a temporary
The Legislature of that
Slate does not meet for two years, unless
specially chilled together. {j.|t
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AMosr siNGREprBLE,-4It is stated in the pa
pers Tint within three. months after the new
law ofdiyorce was adopted in France, there
were, as many divorces az marriages, and that
in eighteen months twenty thousand divorces
were Registered.
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7GRRAT FLnoD 4TsyHicAGoy--h telegraph
icsdespateh from the w West states that there
l,ns teen great flood .atri Chicago, land the
oye7flowaof water Il &as fstlll incfeasing. The
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-03-28

GERMAHs GutNG WEsr.--The Detroit
Free Press learns from recent letter from
Germany, That great sdins of money are leavi
ing the country by the emigrante, fnr the Uni.
ted States. But seven weeks ago 10000
Prsissian,t thulers, road ysmohey, was taken by
TIVE fa.pilies thai, ,lett feF Wisconsin. ~,
t ~ HEtef fNcrs.
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BRADFORD SPRINGS FEMALE INsTrrUTE.-
This institution, under way since the first Of
July last, VIC arc happy to state, has assumed
aposltloH that lis most sangunc friends hardly
anticipated from so short All experiment. We
say experiment, because during a shur, fleet
ing month every thing requisite for the main
,alancc Of an institution Of the highest order
has been procured, and as cxigcncics, have
manifested themselves they had to be accom-
modatcd. The Trustees may congratulate
themselves on the choice of the gcntlcmany
principal they have been fortunate to obtain,
as may also be said in reference to the lady as
slstans We paid a visit to the Springs during
The week, and must confess were very agrcca-
bly, disappointed. We found well appointed
and regular School,-(or take the word as
you may it is the more iorciblc expression OF
the designs OF the Insttuton,) OF thirty
young ladies, who are, and have hccn prose-
cutting their studies for the last month And
while we commend the school. we must not
pass lightly over the Burscrs department.
Mr.. and Mrs JENKINS, with great zeal and
perseverance, seem to have ovcrtoppcd the
formidable obstacles that met them at the
onset, they assumed their charge while the
Institutes ground: were barren and unculti-
waited, and notwithstanding its situation, they
arc enabled to place before the young ladies',
as substantial and great n variety of food as
can be met with III few like Institutes in the
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Sir q OIill Franklin.

We deeply regret that, after holding out
every assurance that an expedition should be
sent by our Government to search for Sir
JoHN FRANKLIH, the whole liberal plan
has been abandoned. 1t shows the import
ancc of promising nothing, in national point
OF view, without the authority OF Congress.
1t would have been great triumph of hu-
manI;v could we have succeeded in discover
ns that intrepid navigator and his crew
We fear, however, that it is too late. Sir
JoHN FKANKLlN left England, in May 1915
i'll the ErcbnS and IcrrOr, victuallcd for three
years, which, with care might have lasted
four years, as that time has elapsed since the
vessels were last seen. He was instructed
TO proceed up Barrow's straits to the vcni
ty of Cape Walker, at about "a IL deg.
North latitude and 9S deg. Vest longitude,
and 10 seek passage through Behring's
strait. Ii the ice prevented, he was to return
TO Cape Walker. II is supposed that Sir
JoHN did attempt the Northern passage and
If he is alive at this day, he is hidden away
and imprisoned from human sight amid the
uncXporcd solltudos beyond the icy dcsola-
ton Of hcllvlll's Island, and il unfortunately
happens that these are the regions in which
no search has been made for him and at this
late period the hope OF saving bin is but
small.
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ACCIDENI'.

The Stage from Newberry Court House,
to Columbia, on Friday third inst. whilst en-
dcavorlng to cross the creek near Colcman's
Is miles below Ncwbcrry, was overturned
and the creek being very high at the time, and
The current running with great force, Stage
ana Horses were washed into deep water, and
three of the horses drowned 4 passenger
inside the coach narrowly escaped tho same
fate-and one on top, lost his pocket book
containing $3.50 in his efforts to reach the
shore. The large mail bag was also lost and
had not been recovered at last adviccs.
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Cotton.

MAIL FAILURES. Columbia and
Northern papers have failed twice during
the week and the Charleston ones on Mon
day. Who is TO blame? The officers or
the Pos, Office Department.
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COMMU UNICATED.
AtIl of July i'm CIarcndOu.

large and highly respectable portion OF
the citizc ns of Clarendon assembled near the
new building Of w, w. Benbow, in most
beautiful grove which had been tastefully
prepared for the occasion--on the road-sldc
were to be seen high up in the air the Stars
ana Stripes floating most gracefully.
at IL o'clock procession was formed un-
der the directions of Maj WV. OWENS and
w. +. ERWIN Esq, Marshals of the day and
marched to tho stand where they were greet
ed by the presence Of the far-scx The De-
claratlon OF independence was read in a very
spirited manner by Mr.. p. G. Bcnbow, after
which DIR. James Macaulcy came toward and
pronounced most admirable address which
Tor beauty OF diction-high toned PATRIOTISM
Tree, clear, and vigorous ,honght,- ht,--frcqucntv
rising into cloqucnce, was of an order rarely
exhibited OH such occasions. 1t was indeed
worthy OF the occasion and worthy of the
speaker, and received by the audience with
The most rapturrus applause. Dinner was
then served and after the cloth was removed.
Capt NJ. NJ. Bcnbow was called to preside
assisted by DR.. II. w. Briggs, Capt Thomas
J. NJ. Davis and J. b. Hilton Esq, as Vice
Presidents The regular Toas,s were then
announced.
l. The day nc celebrate, Tho rejoicing of
free people Oh each return of its annivcrsa-
ry strikes terror and CONSERVATION to llc
hearts of tyrans.
=. The President Of The IT, s. The battle
nj ,St, I
military career.
b Cor. Scabrook, lis splendid abilities
long devoted to the service OF his country in
improving her agriculture together with his
great political experience, cminctlv qualify
hlm to preside over the LcStinics OF the state
III these port2ntous times.
l. Tie Hon. .Jno. G. C0lioun, South
| Carolnas' brightest Jewel Exalted high
above the dark and iccucnt atmospheric in
which such spirits as Hale. Benton, Gclinrs
! and their associates are accustomed To dwell
their visions have become so ohscurcd that
they cannot soar 10 the height of his talents
| IN "indcating Southern rights. Go on mighty
warrior III battling for your countrv's honor,
"c Know how to appreciate Your services
| .. The lion. 4. u. Butter, \ bold, fear
less and mdcpcncnt advocate Of Southern In
stitut;ons. lis course in Congress has been
| maj Acu ol capacities o! lle h;gncSt Orlcr ana
well worthy of So c. We'll done faithful
| servant
| =. The IIon. D. 4. |Toodm0rd, His able
and interchangeable efforts i'll the NATIONAL Log
lsi"tnrc furnish the highest evidence OF the
sagaci;y OF his congressional District III elc-
vatIng hun to his present position.
Z. Sonh CaroiiNm, Always promp, to dis
charge her duty as member OF the coaedc-
racy She wall be found equally prompt to
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Anderson, Afilly
Addison. James
Brock, James L
Brock, Jno .
Brock, Alexander
Brunsoli, Charles
Brewer, WIN
Brock, ArabeIla
Briggf, 'I'hos w
Barlow, Elizabeth
Bclscr, Edwin J
Belscr, VIM $.
Brock, WIN A
Bochctte, Benz NJ
Bochcttc, VIM II
Bochettc, w II jr
Brunson, w l.
Council, Rufus
Cunninllaln, w p
Coulletle, Christie
Coullette, WIN w
Cunnors, Andrew
Carpenter, Chas J
Co5la. Jas N
Curran: James G.
Colclougl,, J a
Colclough, J II
Corbett, Jno w
Corbctt, Walter J
Chewing, Richard
DuBose, David sr
Driggcrs, Jno
Driggers, Elizabctl
DolIard, K G.
Eady, Jonah
Eady, Jno w
Fielder, Joseph
Fielder, J II
Fielder, Jno I.
Fielder, Charles
Griffin, James
Graham, Jno G.
Gayle, w X
Gardner, WIN n
Gayle, Jno II
Green, J l.
Hall, Darcas
Holiday, John
Holiday, II
Holiday, Henry
Hagin, Sarah
Harvin, Chas II
Horn. John
1Ialtoln, w S
Henry, Doctor
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ANNUAL MORTALITY OF CITIEs.-London,
IN 40; ST: Petersburg, in 20; Genoa, in
40; paris, IN ~; Berlin, | in 81; Vienna,
III 5o; Rome, n2l; Geneva, in 10; Phlla
delphla, | in ~; Boston, in 40; New York,
IN 80; Charleston in 80; New Orleans, |
20; st. Louis, in 35--To,aI, l3 in AS,
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VIM. Fowler was killed on his farm,
five miles east Of Wcllsburgh, Va. on the
29lh ult. by gore in thigh by bull.
One of The large arteries ofonc of his legs
was severed, which caused almost immc-
diate death.
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Cci,stIs of sull,tcr Di,,ricl.
CLtren ku (nuinr

CttTeHfOu COUNTY,.
fTee white tnlhtbtants, Beat Go. No. |,
Lower Bat 44th Rcgt., S. G. Militia Com.
InaIided BY Cant Ovens
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ARTEsIAH WELL.--In note from
Francis S. Holmes, in the Charleston
Courier of August 10, we notice that the
water bearing stratum has been passed,
but without procuring the expected supply
Of water.
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Woman's Empire State is matrimo.
she always is in the majority
always reigns, and sometimes storms!
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have ELECTED my purpose; have not, Mr..
bruccE The establishment Of Bruce at this
announcement may be easily conceived,
-"nd' to make long yarn sort, lie took
Inc PLEDGlI, and has not broken it till
tins day, nor Ills day either.
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Election RETURNS.-'Hhe intelligence
from Tennessee announces the election of
Trousdalc, the Democratic candidate for
Governor, by 1900 majority, and democratic
gam OF several members Of the Legislature.
From North Carolina, we have larnc
Democratic gains in many OF the counties
ALARAMA-Wc have returns only from
Montgomery county, where llillard leads
mugh about zoo votes. The majority for
Taylor i'll November last was l2O
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The amount in the United States min
at Philadelphia, July 23d, subcct,o draft
was SOL, 900
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One year passed away;-.-a long and
drcary year it had been to Bruce :-..hc
stood again on the hospitablc floor Of
Phillip Grossctt, who with his wife was
scatcdb by the side of chccrfuliy blazing
fire; the big ha' bible lay on tic table.
and Bruce impaticntly awaited the cx.
PLANTATION of the awful mystery that had
weighed on his heart so long a time. A,
length the old lady turned round, and re.
moved the sPcctaclcs from her nose; then
looking steadily and in silence at him.
said, i perccive-Air. Bruce-wi,h some
JOY that you are not tho man you was the
last time you was hcrc-arc you Mr..
Bruce?
No. Mrs. Grossctt, thank God am
not, and but for the secret YOU keen from
me, think am happier man. he re-
piled.
Il am glad Of it likewise, that have
no secret TO tcll-only that did all
this, to make you pledge your word you
not would drink any MORE and hope
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STATISTICS OF laIMIGRATION-Thc mum.
Der OF passengers arrived at New York
iiom foreign ports from January to July,
inclusive, was ll3,075. Number arrived
during the corresponding period in 1913,
ll0,10l: increase in favor Of this wear,
32,G7l.
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Il. J. ARTHUR. Esq. Editor Of the Palmetto
State Banner, has retired from the Editorial
Chair, leaving the paper in the hands of Mr.
l. &. MICHIGAN, who is to be its future Editor.
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Layge Sales for Cash
And small Profits at the Chsap Cash
BOO X ST o K L!

TOSEPH KEEN. Jr., & BROTHER, No. liG.
y Like Street, Chicago, H., keep constantly on
hand rs lnrg" aud complete an assortment Of Books
md Stationary a. are to Be found west ct New York
School books IN large quantities for Jobhing, consist
ing 30 part ol the following viz
Spelling B1y. -WrhslrTs Sander, NcGutiiy's
Town. Powders, aud Beutcy's Pictorial
Rcdiing BJ,ES--Sandcrs, Nciuliry's, Emcr-
sons, Towns, Poucr's Rhetorical Readers English
Readers, &c
Grdmmqrs-sm,ths, Billions, Kukham's Wells
Browns, aud Chambers
hHfiwciirs-Sm.lh's. Emcrson's |. =. and :. Col
burns. Adams Il aud II mo, Perkins, Noscrs kay's
/, and 3, Dabol's and Grrcnicat's
GcograpkicS-O,ncy's Smiths and small, Nit
chclls Geography aud Mia, and Primary, Nor,c's
Goodnch's rar,ys, Burri,t's Geography of the
Heavens and Atlas Woolbridgo's, aud Willard's
Works on Philosophy, Chemistry, Physiology
Botany Eocuiion Rhetoric and Logic. 4 large
assortment oi classical works, Anhou's Bullion's
ColIutt's, Andrews, and Stodlards
Dictionaries Wc4stcr's qunrto unabridged SO 90
do svo 50 90, University and School, Worccstcr's
WrhstCfs, etc etc
Ld,p BoJts--Thc largest assortment Of LAW
Books to be- tound,wcs of New York, and bills will
be furnished attcn per cent advance on n Y cost
Medical BOoks--Oyer 1000 vols. Medical Books
always on hand aud at the lowest cash prices.
Blank Books--Mclium, dcm, and cap blank
books, consisting Of lcdgcrs, Journals, Day Books
Cash Book, Records white and blue paper io
county officers constantly INLAND and cheap ior cash
Playing Cauls, Paper llangings, Letter, Cap, ant
Envelope paper, ruled and plain.
Muse BJlts-tarMlnn Sacra, PsalcTy, DostOr
Academy, Choralist llnymonist, Vocalist, Nelodc
on, Young Choir, School Singer Juvenile Singer
10 country mcrchdHts-J X. ir. 4 Bro. have
stock particularly adapted to country trade, and per
sons VISITING Chicago will find at li6 Lake street, ,ha
their bills will be- furnished Mt about n y Prices.
We invite all who visit Chicago to give us n cal
and We can assure them they will get The worth o
their money and little more
TO PrpferS--J X, r.,& Bro. are agents for tn,
sale OF rrescous Printing Ink, black, blue and red
at Scent per TO- less than any other inks that sold
and warranted Printers cards ofa sized in abundance
10 Pciigrs-I You are invited to give rs a call an,
you will find at our establishment, prints, cards, sonl
books, dream books, playing cards aud oil othcrpcd
/ lars traps IN great quantities, nov ~.
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J. 6. Naitinasr.
j. 4. Nattinger
JAS Just received very large and well scle-
II assortment of


Consisting IN part ot apac-as French merinos, CO.
hurlsgnghams mode cashncres, and all kinds of In
dies dress goods, Florence silks Of all colors gro de
Rhine, marcelinr plnid silks silk serge. satin vest
mgs cherry pink blue. purple, anil Other coorcd
sntins bonnet yelyes Of I'll colors plaid d, lnncs
Oregon. mohnir cal1. md satin plaids; plain cl-h-
mere Taritous blue and green BARGE Swiss Bishop
aud Victoria lawns: wOvc thread cdpes linen, Isle
aud cnmbric edges ladies super standing collar H.
msion ruches plaid silk and black sntr cravnis, finn
pes gimp. daisy anl tassred buttons Of every color,
cherry coorcd hrochc and uncut velvet ribbons blk
R"yi1erc colorcd .tmdla hrnche. MI wool and long
pilil -nwls great variety Ofbcaycr pi,otwoo! dyed
and French Broqd C'ofLs also.
Reddy Made Clothing,
Ofcyerv description. quality, md kind such as hnn-
ket sack, beaver, and blur pilot cloth over coats (;
fncy coored cloth, peiersham and tweed sark coats;
mixed aud fancy cnsSlmcr" pants; pIaId,voIcncia,
and woollen velvet ycs'e etc etc Also IN extern
siye assortment of BlNFFS;
From j1cs To So, such ~ French concy. short bll
lynx. wolf super natural lynx ladies' black and miss
es white coney muils The l'rocst anl'cheapcs lot
of Gents and Boys Winter Caps
eyer before offered in town consisting Of hoys cloth
oclagon. Albert, trrhrr uud ruarl caps. men q.a-
zcd opera plush 'fir, cloth silk mazourka mud Tny-
lor gunrd caps Also, on hani AMI for sale, cheap
for O. -li a very LARGO and excellent assortment of
Groceries, Hardware. and Crockery.
7. S-Lodics are respectfully invited to examine
my stock of FOODS n Inducements to purchase will
be- offered which have never before been presented in
this pnce ] still adhere To my plan announced ln~t
spring, to sell goods ns cheap the chcanest Tor
good paw, aud GOOD pay only and | would repeat
my thanks for the very liberal patronage have re-
cciyed Ottawa, dec l.
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CASH

DAG for Wheat Oats, Corn md B,rIcy,by
dec 49, J. G.. NATTlg6ER.
nRIED APPLES. Peaches, and Currents for
- sale at ,dec 81 NATTNGrE's.
GOOD SOAP, and pressed and stcnrne candles
u can always be found ut ldes NvrlNGEEs..
rENUINE india uankcrn, damask table spreads,
~ Scotch and Russia diaper, for sale by
dcrl NATTYGER.
irish linen. linen lawn, linen and cambria pocket
l Lanikercheis Of most excellent quality can be
found NJ dec NATTISGFR's
II NIT wrappers, marino under shirts and shaded
N imperial cravnts Mt NATTINGER's
A GREAT variety oilndesand gonllcmcns gloves,
Il such as ladies' white black and fancy c0lorcd
French kid cashmere. rhibei Indiana, and fancy
cuff; gents black and white French kid, French
buck, cashmere and Berlin lined gloves for sale by
dec / NATrINGER.
DEiIiNR worstcd. cnnyass, embroidered pat
~ terms floss silk fringe. and gimp Of oil color7,
cords, tnsses, bindings purse silks bends md fancy
trimmings for sale by NTTtyGrR
SG0O Pieces calico Of different styles and I.uerns,
'ooo for sale luwhy NATrEGER.
It'Sr received a supedornriclc Of ~oolcn ban-
u kels, Manufactured nv ! < u. Green DAYTON,
and for sale al the manufacturers price, by
dec. NATTN.ER
collar lamps, side lamps, hanging l-rd lamps.
- amp wicks, lamp shades and chmncys for sale by
dec. !. NirTwGrE
4 FlRSTRATE article OF New Orleans clarified
IL sugar Just receiycdby NArrGGER.
- lCE.--A premium article 70: sale by
IA decl NATTlyGrR
GOLDEN syrup and bnck wheat -four. two irse-
tpenbir articles OF iamiiy use A. NArrNGrR''.
GOOD cider vinegar cun be md or the ~torcoc
u dec |. ] G.. NATTNGEB.
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administrator \ otiers.

FESHG regular tern Of the Probate Court for
Z the coUny Of La Sale will he held on the
first MONDAY Of every month at the office Of the
Probate Justice in Ottawa. II. &. COTTON,
Scyi :. 1871. PfOb JIsEsc
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John Cotkmooo.
Pork.
Warning!

4 IL persons indebted to the subscriber hy note
n or book account, ar' Informed that after Jan
uary l-t Is a. they will find such accounts and notes
in the hanj- ofpropcr officers Tor collection.
Dec II, 1873 T. l.. BOUGHTON.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-01-05
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