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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-10-26

SIXTY MINISTERS HUxG-The New York
Commercial Advertisers London correspondent,
IN reviewing the recent cruel acts of General Hay
nau says that the hanging OF the Bishop of Fri
au, was followed by the similar execution of sixty
Hungarian ministers Of the gospel, who were
charged with praying for the success OF their
country's cause.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-10-26

~ \ vessel hss arrived Al New Lon.
don, v lch came from Davis Straits
The Capt speaks Of hearing of sir John
Franklin's ships in Prince Regents Inlet
y here, the natives said, the ships had
been for four seasons and are stIl sur
rounded by ice. The Indians said that
the crew were alive and well. This cor
firms the English accounts by the Mag.
ara Weekly North Western Gazette.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-10-26

MARINE DisAsTERs.-Tbe schooner Milan
loaded with 600 barrels of Salt, and bound
from Oswego 70 Cleveland, sprung leak and
sunk in Lake Ontario. about ID miles form
the land, on Thursday last. The crew got
ashore in their boats. The vessel was own
ed by Capt. Richardson aud insured for
s.. 500
The schooner Calcutta, loaded with coal
and iron. went ashore on Point au Pellee
Reef, Lake Erie. in the gale Of the 6Gh INST.
She Is fully insured in the Buffalo Mutual
.UiIacqukee Sentinel & Gazette.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-10-26
THE ORIGIN OF THE LONDON TEGETA-
ELE BILI.LS Pills

These pills were inverted BY the Royal College
of Pharmacy in Londoa. They have been used
in the British Hospitals Tor the last fifteen years,
ard 10y the Army aud Navy Surgeons IN the Brit
ish East indies It's nofy several years Stree the
proprie.0Is had their history from a mem5er of
the above named College, and from whom they
obtained a recipe % prepare them For the truth
Of this we pledge our honor During the several
years vyc have used these pills in practice,
have .oaad them 20 be all that we recommend
and many time have grateful patients who have
experienced their efficacy. urged US to throw a
supply o. them before The people Of this country,
which Sc have now concluded to do, though in
many places tley nave lcIg been partially intro
duceI.
Sold Wholesale and or agency by DR. n. T.
Cody at his American = geacy Office Waukegan
Ills. Also on the same terms by Dr. r. d Pulford
al Mineral Point, and by agents throughout the
west. Iy4S
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-10-26

SCHOONER WELLA~D SUNK.-The Wei
land which cleared from the port of Oswe-
90. on "Wednesday. with 1909 barrels of salt
sprung leak and sunk on "Wednesday night
nenr the mouth of the Genesee River. All
on board saved-yessel insured in the Column
BUS Office
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-10-26

WISCONSIN BuRR.-We have been shown
a specimen of Burr Stone, (Which has been
tested, and is thought 70 be equal to the best
French Burr,) found but few miles from
this place, where we are informed large
quarry has recently been discovered.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-10-26

DREADFUL SHIPwREcK-lO0 LIVES LosT-
The Boston papers of October Sth announce the
loss OF the British barque ST. Johns, from Galway.
Ireland. She struck upon the Ggafnpus Rocks
and soon after went down, carrying with her 90
out Of 100 persons on board.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-10-26
La .gasgices Court
Joel Clayton

Notice is hereby given 10 the said Joseph P
Hawks, defendant in the above entitled cause that
writ of Attachment has been sued out against
him, and his property attache! to satisfy the de-
mand Of the SAID Plaintiff. and that unless he the
said Joseph p Hawks defendant shall be and APP
pear before the said Justice, III his office in the
Town Of Nitiijn IN said county, on the Twenty
fourth day of November. proN- A. d. SAG. at the
hour of three O'Clock p M-of sand day, Judgment
viii be rendered against him, and has property 50
attached sold to satisfy the demand of said plain
tiff and costs.
JOEL CLAYTON, Plaintiff
Nitiiin, Iowa County Wis.,
October 22d. A. D. 1919 3w3
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-10-26

r5 Subscribers to the Old Oaken Bucket,
who have not paid their subscription, are re-
quested to do so Immediately to the undersign-
ed that it may be forwarded without delay.
q. w. BLISS, agent.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-10-26

- The great Pacific Rail Road C0nyen-
ton commenced its session in St. Louis, last
week. very large number OF Delegates
were present. We have notrecelved the full
proceedings.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-10-26

BALTIMORE, Oct 8.
Edgar A. Poe, the author and poet, died
in this city yesterday.
Hon. Reverdy Johnson is still lying sick.
Nav \ DIRK, Oct. 8.
Over two thousand passengers went over
the Hudson r. r.. on Saturday.
The ship Columbus, which arrived here
yesterday, lost % Of her passengers by chol-
era during her voyage.
NEW ToRK, Oct. 9--3 p. n.
Advices from Jamaica to the 18th ult, re-
ceived We have a result Of the election Of
the members Of the Colonial Assembly.
The opposition party had been successful
and would have a majority in the Assembly.
In the address 10 the Governor, the Assem-
bly, mention the right TO appropriate the reve-
nue. in every possible way. The Emperor of
Hayti, Solou9ue, had liberated most of his
political prisoners, and hopes existed that
general amnesty would be proclaimed.
The retGrn Of those who have been from
time to time, compelled to fee from the coun-
try and take refuge in Jamaica. is expected.
WASHINGTON, Oct. IL.
Francis F. Preston, has been appointed Con-
sui to Guatemala.
The National Intelligencer states that a let
ter has been received contradicting the report
that Mr.. Calhoun intends to resign his seat in
the Senate.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-10-26
The PROPHETIC S ARE REGULARLY
EDUCATED PHYSICIANS.

Having been engaged tor nearly thirty wears in
an extensive practice OF medicine we have long
seen the necessity Of jus; such madeline as this
"a medicine compounded OF Vegetable produc-
tons Of rare efficacy and virtue and so combined
as TO assist each other III their operatior-sure 10
search out and exFol from the human body all the
germs Of disease, AID ysc so gentle that the most
delicate female may use hem with satetv
Unlike any other Pill now ID use, they act upon
the large and the small iuteztines alike-never
causing pain nausea, uulcss the stomach Is very
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-10-26

GopEY's LADY's Book for November, is on
hand, and fully sustains the high character of
its predecessors, Cooley is certainly redeem
ing his promises, and little more.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-10-26

The District Convention of the Democrats
of this Assembly District is to be held IN this
place tomorrow at y o'clock.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-10-26

gV Our readers, we think may look for
Telegraphic Dispatches in our columns next
week, reported expressly for this paper"
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-10-26
SherFn,e Sale.

BY virtue OF a writ of Fieri Facias issued from
the Office of the Clerk Of the Circat Court for To-
wa county Wisconsin. and 70 me directed ard de-
Iivered in favor Of Abner Nichols. and against the
goods and chattels lands and tenements. Of Will
ana Henry I have by direction Of plaintiff att'ys
seized and levied upon the following described real
estate situate IN the town of Mineral Point. Iowa
County, Wisconsin, viz. Lot 10. forty-threer 437
in Eleitts survey Of the said town Of Mineral
Point. cotaiang twenty one huniredths of an acre.
also part of Lets No. ten eleven and twelve, in
block No. tiirty-Qne in >rroHgs o Nell and Dotys
addition 10 the town o Mineral Point with all tie
appurteauces and privileges belonging TO the afore-
SAID Lots. aad Z VIII otter and sell 1T Public Ven
due 20 the highest and be- y5 '7- Cash. all tho
CHIT, tlJle and interest winch eae sad William
Henry, had in and 70 TIE above described Town
Lots on hc first day of Noveruber. a. D. 1893, or
nj any time since. At the Front door OF the Court
House in the town of Mineral Point, on Saturday
the sth Gav Of December next, between the hours
OF I'D clock A ". and i O'Clock p NJ Of said day
a. the law directs, 20 satisfy said wit and costs
LEVI STERLING Sheriff,
Iowa County Wis.
Sheriff 5 Office Mineral Point Oct. Goth, 1910
Mess Eaton and Cothren PLAN if s Attys SO.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-10-26

~ The Wings of Madison have nominal
ted CHArScY ABBor Esq, as a candidate Tor
the Assembly. The Locof0cos have nomlna-
ted Tmos. McIIueH Esq, for the same Office.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-10-26
~ Superintendent Of Public Instruction,
A. &. BARRY.
INDEPENDENT.
ELEAZER ROOT.


-0~---~--=cs~(~---->~~>~~~~>~
NJ. T..,sss-You viii please announce the name
ofJ9Hs AscNAIR as q candidate for the Office
Of Comfy treasurer, at the November election,
and ralAa MASr Worms
Serse<sber y, 1912.
hEa I.lgss.-By announcing the name Of RICH
ARD >sEIYIAN as d Candidate for the Office Of
Couaty treasurer at the coming election you viii
o5lis2
I large annl5er Of J'oseys.
AiR. r. 7ss BY announcing the name Of JAS.
BA-.N zs.a candidate (subiect to the decision OF
cosat# convention. should one be heidi for TIE
o.os oi ser Of the Board OF Supervisors you viii
Many Voters.
Ma F:EreR-If THo,4As ALLEx Esq Of Dodge
ville slow his name to he uscs as a candidate
ior era Of the Board OF Supervisors of Iowa
Cou.-y i che Election now close al hand. he VIII
be W. supported with US, and we believe through
out ~-e C>alnty-
nquy Voters
offHgaland, DodgeviIle and 3Ilnl Point
Oat-11. 1919.
M EJssA-Tou are authorized to announce
the a1s< IF, FRAScrs A HtLL of Franklin as
lan..'.afs sor County Surveyor. al lhe approach
F-aasHa Wis. Oct 22d. 1912.
-, Tea Circuit Court for Iowa County.
his iI7u:y JUICE JAcKsoN presiding, is now
/ IN session. III this place, and we understand
that :he Business before It is advancing as rap
( idly la circumstances viii permit. Several
Impastaet>rl oinal eases arc on the docket that
have coE sc, been disposed Of.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-10-26

LIGHT HOUSE, BURST-The Light House
on the Pier at Cleveland was destroyed by
fire Friday night.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-10-26

THANksGiVISG.-'Ehe Governor of Mas
sachusetts has designated Thursday. the
29th day % November, as the day for annual
thanksgiving.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-10-26
4 oT-rsrI-.,.- AN.NEREn-

Il may h. asked why ws are adding another 70
the large LIST already offered To -ae pubic claim
ing as these pills 90, 10 cure al dlzeszes1 Our
answer Is this. and il Is given IN all cand0r: We
believe we have III These Pills better medicine
taan was ever before red for the relief or human
suffering and that they are destined to prove
.r-o-- ll.=-5r,- 70 r,srF--.rI
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-10-26

g~Lead is worth in Galena S3,G2i s3,60
per hundred.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-10-26
sUBsIIITTE TOR MERCURY
AlErsTs az I'D aLwATs sczz

vls- u--- ar-e-, -, 60 .-- directions -1z- scc-7n-
ra-.r each box
before purchasing. we le.sye Wlra orr gem box
IS containing dose or teo .o- srztltols dIstTlhu-
bon 'Fe prefer ---aeT. o. in-Eo5lcs rhsra t.l.s
way tasn by Publishing certificates Of tEsir eff
cacE-aualEe..s 81 uAleA have been rendered us
by grateful patients who -1~e been cured hy them.
IN these pills t-e p3...e -.-Te certain ere ior
The AEre and Fever. Cl.ll Fever. ard al diseases
Of that class il they v perseTe-e IN their use I'll
rlCy have .ull tine 20 cleanse The system; with
OUT the necessity for gu 1.Ec BARK. or The rhous-
and and one Ch7.aEogues and Tones offered 10 the
public al of wuic.. -~atsln CuiuiI.e OF Arsenic
as their active prlH,.i When cured b. these
Fll=. they VIII azv e. relapse bar remain i good
nFaIen
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-10-26

bEa I.lgss.-By announcing the name OF RICH
ARD >sEIYIAN as d Candidate for the Office Of
Coua-y :l7easurer at the coming election you viii
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-10-26

DTnIFFLIN MILLS Flour, always on hand and
a. for sale at prices to suit purchasers.
JOHN MILTON
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-10-26

lI|II9 V-tTN
ot Highland, DodgeviIle and 3IInl Point
Oef--11+ 1919
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-10-26
LONDON VEGETABLE
EEEII-S PILLS.


FROM THE ROYAL COLLEGE OF PHARAAcT1
IN HE public 4.e assured that in these Pills they
40 have a medicine Of unrivaled power and et-
hcacy. The pToPrietCrs after having used them
several years in an extensive medical practice CON
h3eutly pronounce them the best Pill ever com
pounded.
If the pablic would take the trouble 10 examine
they would fnc that be pills in general use are
g0r MP - meL having no medical knowledge
though some OF them give themselves the title OF
Doctor Their object being 10 make money. their
pills are composed of some drastic drug. Ike aioes
and sometimes sugar coated % co. er therextrerne-
ly nauseatIng taste These pills VIII generally op-
erate. but they are apt 10 leave the bowels costye
and by their partial operation upon the large in
Tcs-.ues- ley lutace cosfiyeuess piles and various
forms q. dyspepsia and other arrangement OF tho
lutestines- Not 50 the
LONDON TEGETaBLE BILTOUS.PLLS
They are what they profess 10 be. COMPOSED Of
some of the most rare and valuable medicines ev-
Ct discovered and 80 Hblusd that thew act upon
all parts Of tie lu,es1IEes alike, the small as well
as the large. Bringing the liver into a healthy &C
ton they remove ~ tie outset. most prolific
source % trouble and leave the bowels and digest
ave organs IL strength med and healthy condition
The design with So nsch these Tiiis we're got up
was TO solve the problem OF the POSSIBILITY. OF ind
ing II tie eye. ah.e hI-sslCtn. a
SUBSTITUTE FOR MERCURY
IN aiI It's forms and cesesLIy in regulating the
liver and removing B.-l- Us diseases as WEI asart-
ing an alta-a+.- u al forms or C1-oElc disease
After patient rs-al 1l a--5s medicines ia diner
e1- forms % coul--ll--.a these pills acre found
ID solve the problem Is them rzs -gaZ-c have 4
vegetable coEl1 pond answering all -z- proposes
o. mercury ana gat sc..g harmless 5eslg d
ra9-e- 81 proper 65st= 70 the most G. care Ee-
male rr ca..a WEI rl= r1.z- azn Tie
--e--ra- EarH--T a-a E-=- 70 -sst -.z-r merits,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-10-26
Money! EEoney!!

Sheriff 5 Office Mineral Point Oct. 26th, 1910
Mess Eaton and Cothren PLAN if 5 Attys. SO
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-10-26

sgRJ t Caps. 1fafis and Boas-A splendid assert
10y meat Of the above, Just received and for sale
al a BARGAIN. JOHN MILTON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-18

= no ss s wss
q ssa to from the
b s n DSs
which desirable should be- sisyea 10 might
sSa that BY the ss e. accounts the had
sEet With respect to the next
for Y oss. Sustained. ssya in
d r s1e xhs Ss b only that
naSS should b before II. General
ga that Majesty government had entire eonsisncs
s 3. s
to the advantage of the colony and the satisfaction aad
Mr. GLApsrosr believed that Canada the bills did not
msrs to @
and Council they up the Governor General but
Ho fnd s a
decision until the end Of the session when the bills
The
eoresg h sS & me @
General and the home government
Lord RvssriI~Ns that was not the case On subjects
the no General # to
to
&c IN stisT .S
that he had ss
' I'd hssA had Of
which had made the whole community of Jamaica exceeding
In the House lof Lords, last night Lord asked
h any had taken place
which that this
had been adopted in order obvae
House. '"'
taken place on the subject lie had all his
had done written private letters to the
information that could useful or necessary with re-
gard The Of the colonies under
explanation given by Earl Grey.
TER MINATIoN OF THE WAR IN INDIA
The India Overland Mail, which reached town on
Wednesday, has brought important intelligence the
substance of which is contained in the suboned official
despatch -
GENERAL ORDER by THE RIGHT HONORABLE THE COVER
NOR GENERAL
FOREIGN DEPARTMENT..
CAMP FERozEPOoR, March II, 1919.
his eIsellsney ths Commander in Chief and Major
nation Of the army and Of tho people Of India:
hs Sho in the hands of
On the nh instant sisdsr chuttur Singh, Rajsh shere
their swords into the hands Of Major General Sir Walter GIL
the remains Of the Sikh army to the number
Of 1900 men laid down their arms in the presence of the
Ths GSvsTno. General offers to his exoeeney the Com
army heatflt this glorious result Of
the battle o. Goosras and the operations subsequent It,
Of his excellency's Instructions.
S a # a, ns there
CHAN army driven from the province of Pesawur
The British army already resumed its march upon At
and the General confidently hopes that tho
enable him to announce the peace.
Which ss Of the
fred from principal station Of army
BY order of the Right Hon the Governor General Of
Secretary to the Government ofIndia, with the
Governor General
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State OF ireland.

From the London Times, April 30
Tie horrible details Of Irish distress when We give
elsewhere only some out Of many we reosivs lhey
prove fearful aggregate Of misery even though may
sometimes be allowed to suspect the national spirit o.
exaggeration when we told that landlords, ten
ants clergymen, Roman Catholic priests ana psssanb
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-18
IMPORTANT EVENTS I'M EUROPE
A r p v A j
THE
STEAMSHIP CANADA

The steamship Canada, Capt Judkins, arrived
of this port at nine O'Clock on Wednesday night,
and reached her wharf between six and seven yes
terday morning. She left Liverpool on Saturday,
the 9th instant, and has, therefore, made re-
markably quick passage across the Atlantic.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-04-04

HeSvnre O7 Counterseits anSs Inn.
afntI 81 ~ 58ss
Iho unparalleled nnd astonishing efficacy Of
DR. W ISTARsSA BALsAd OF WILD
CHERRY, s
IN oil the diseases for which 1t Is recommended,
curing many cases alter the skin Of The best
phylc;ans was pnavaiIing, has effected a largo
and Increasing demand for It. This fact has
caused several unprincipled countsrfoitsfs and
initators 70 palm off spurious mixtures, of SINH
ar nnme and appe- --nre, for tho genuine Ball
sam. Some are called .tsy:f ss Wild liz Cher CtH
~" BaIsam Of splkenard." "Wild Cherry,
,Comfrey." &c. Another, s'wester's Baisrn
Of Wild Cherry, misspell,ng the name, and
forging certificates to rese nble those Of the true
Balsan. "Dr. Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cher.
ry" Is tho only genuine. The rest merely imi.
tate tho nume Of the original, while they possess
mono Of It's virtues. 81 c
LOOK WELL, TO THE MARKS OF THE
GENUINE.
The genuine Balsam IL put up in bottles
with the words, "Dr. Wistar's Balsam of Wild
Cherry, Philad.," blown 10 tho glass; each bot
tie bearing label on the front, with tho sigma.
ture Of H. WISTAR, M. D.
This will bo envelopod hereafter with a new
wrapper; copyright secured. 1874; on which
will always appear The written sigusturo of 81.
BUTTS"
None genuine unless signed I. BUTTS
on the wrapper. For sale in Sumterville by
MILLER g. BOSSARD, at the Drug Store;
and by Druggists generally in South Caro-
lima.
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Letters
Rimaining in the Post Office Sumterrtlle, S
C. Quarter Ending March 81, l649.

Rimaining in the Post Office Sun,terrtlle, S.
C. Quarter Ending March 81, l649.
A-James II Amaron, Brilton Alsbrooks.
B-Mrs Ann Buddin, & u Bradford, Francis
Brown. Mn Caroline Brown. w w
Bradford, Theodore Berry, M:s Washington
Brunson, Hickson & Baker, Miss E II N
Lucy Bracey, w BarkIey sHarvy Bowls, " b
Brown
C-Mrs Marry E Carthen. J ] Chandler,
Dnnl R CInrk, Gen S r Chandler, Geo P Cooke,
Geo w Cooper, John A Coclough.
D-Mrs Leonora Davis, Lungdun Dinkins, VI
Deschumps, w S Dcschamps.
E. Edward Epps, Mrs Sarah Exum.
Edwin Fielder, Wiley Fort, w l. Fielder,
John 4 Fraser, VIM Freeman.
GU 6 Gallin, john Garden.
H-SamueI Harvin. DR. NJ l. ilnrtscl. John
II Forsey, Martin l. HartselI, NJ D Henry.
Miss P james.
K-William Kennedy, Miss Ann a King
L-Wm A Law, Isaac N Lehoir
M John Montgomery, w Mcfarland, w
B r M!lchell, John N Mines, Miss Elizabeth +
Mellett.
N-Burrell Norton. James H Norton. John
Newman, Mrs Ann Nettles.
O-Mrs Maria b Oliver. Hon John Delton
O'Neal, James aud VIM Plowden, DR. James NJ
Pitts.
RI NJ Reufro.
borough, VIM Saunders, + Sumter, Laurence
Seymore.
T-James l. Thames.
WIN Vaughan, lshum Vaughan.
W-Joseph Wells, Mrs Mury T. Wilder. w
West Warren d Watts, Mrs Mnry Wells,
Hardy Woodward, fl G Witherspoon.
HENRY HAYNSWORrH,P P. NJ.
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SOUTH -CAnOLIEA--.sU UnITER! Dist.

q s!,ys w. LIZ pK1sSi Esq SlrdinGry for said
s:,. y;5. District. 80 us
Whereas, ". G. GlnerFy hath applied to me.
gllar the goods and chatteic, rights aud cred
Its Of Washing ton Colclo.ss ,, late of the Dis
trict aforesaid deceased. s. q 81 q
These are, therefore, to cite and adrnonisll
all and singular, the Kindred and creditors Of
the said deceased, to be md al,pear before
me, at our next. Ordinary SCourt, for the said
District, TO be holden at Sumter Court House
on Friday, the 4th day Of April next, 10
shew cause, If any, why the said administral}
tion should not be granted. sIss4:l
Given under my hand and seal, this 24ti,
day of March, in the year Of our
T.. 8. Lord, one Thousand eight hundred and
forty-nine, and IN the 73rd year Of
American Independence. rs e
W. LEWIS, d. S. 5. &.
Marcls %, ls49., % Il 81 s,fI tl
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TK-CAIl0LIE ---sU UBITIsR Dist


By H. lewis, Esqs ,asinary s yor saias sla
Whereas, Sfrs. Mary roadway hasIl appled
70 me for L1stterS Of is,istrasioi,s on oil
and singular the goods and chattels rights
and credits of George broad way, lato soi Stfiel
District aforesaid, deceased. VI
These are; therefore, to cite and admo,.
ish, all and singular, the kindred and creditors
of the said deceased, 70 be and appear before
me, at our next Ordinary 's Court Tor the said
District, to be- holden, at Il Sumter Court
House son; Friday, the Is 3ths day Of April;
lo49, TO sllew cause. if any, why the said
administratio ion should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this sid
day Of March IN the year d: Sf Of our:
ttb.s.1 Lori, |, one thousand eight tbnnared and
forty -nine, and in the i73rd year of
American Indepe ndence. 81
J. i. LEWIS, o. s.. b. y,
81 April a, .ie49. & % s4
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su.nterville Price Current.

The Market this week has been rather active,
new Goods being plentiful and commanding
fair prices.
BACON is ut cts. per pound-fair demand.
Corros, ordinary to fair from to cts.
Cons is in demaud at GO cents per bushe.
FODDER in demand at rs cents.
OATS and PEAS. fair at 62 Ia per bushel.
DUrTER-There war an arrival of Butter from
the North direct, Of very fair character, deman-
ding IL cents per po ond.
Rouen RICE at rs cents per bushel.
Flour SIS Ia per Barrel.
MoLAssEs-50 cents gallon.
Lard 10 to l2 l-2 cents per pound.
SALT 50 per Suck.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-04-04
$1O0 Dollars Reward.

Runaway, from the subscriber, on the 2lst
Of March, his son WILLIAM, aged Ia years,
looks very hearty. At the last accounts, he
was seen on the rail road, walking to Cam
deu. forewarn all persons from hiring or
harboring him. Any information in regard
to him will be thankfully received, by ad-
dressing the subscriber, at Mount Clio, p. O.
Sumter District
THOS. HANCOCK.
Black River, Middle Salem,
2Sth March, lS49. % If