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i. o. O. F.-This bene6cent Order shines out
in conspicuous and beautiful hues. amid the devas.
tations Of distress and affection. The papers OF
Cincinnati aud New Orleans pay deserved ,trib-
ute of praise to the benevolent Order of Odd Eel
lows in those cities during the prevalence there Of
the Cholera. Strangers dying without any friends
have been cared for by the Odd Fellows. and the
bed of the sick is provided with medical attend
ance and nurses, when it would otherwise be des-
ti,ute. - Cdrolinian.
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MEMrHIs RAILROAD CoNvgNrIoN.--In conse-
quence of tho prevalence Of Cholera on the Wes-
tern Rivers. the Convention advertised TO be held
on the 4th Of July at Memphis. to promote the con-
struction of Railroad from that city To The Pacf.
&c. has been postponed To the 18th of Ociober.--
THIS is judicious change, and VIC doubt not will
Increase the attendance.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
oEhni ANDUhS DIcl XIII.
In the Court of Ordinary.

In the Court Of Ordinary.
John Thomas and his wife applicants
Samuel Guthrie and others defendants ..,
IT appearing my satisfaction that Samuel Guthric
Il Matthew Guthrie, Edmond Guthrie, Ephram Guthrie.
Joel Wood and Peggy his wife, John Dunaway and Polly
i. wife James Ferguson and Rebecca his wife, and the
hcrs of Jos Guthrie aud also the heirs Innaa
rio, deceased, dstribuees Of tho Of Fred
rick Guthrie, deceased (who died ntesate) resides with.
the limits Of this State. II 10 therefore ordered that
they do appear and object tine safe vi So
real of the snd deceased, before the 9th day
OF July next their the will be entered
of record. Given under my hand and seal.
April 10 ll-l2ti r. BOWDEN, O. s.p.
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STATE OF SOUTH CARoLINA=
N'-ffe' 'SPARTANBUR(S DISTRICT
o Tn the Court os oklinary -

So, In the Court OF Culinary. - EsseztT isttw
John Harborough Applicant lohn and Avry Ne wmap
and others Defendants. - T.~' ~ ''"A
VNHEREAS there has been derspsited in Tho or,;na,
w Office of said District a,aret purporns ~ Ia IL
last w and Testouient of Rerben Newma,, J.c,daS
whereas John Marlborough Eto has filed III, ne,;,;on =;
said Office, requiring the same to be proyel in ne form
Law, and it having been shown to nv sassacton bs,
John 'Newman.. Avry Newmat Reuben Newman p S n
Newman and the heirs ut Law of James Newman dssd
anu me helrs Law OF Elizabeth Seaton decd to wit
Deolia Weiis ,he w'Ie OF r. Wells, Mary Wells the
WE U " wells, Andrew flowers and Elizabeth, his
ana also the hers oi AudnNewmap decd, to wit:
neo"eh wnan Diocietlon Newman Malissa, the wife
son and catharine his WIFE heirs at Law of the ;d
reside without the limits of this Stare : NSA ~
IL is therefore ordered and decre6a that t}ev y
at the Court of Ordinary for said District TO bs bA :,
SPartanburg Cour. House onhe 17fll ay Of Sent sxt
to show ransey If any they ss3d VIII should
not be proved in due form Of Law and record
to them. s7sR -s39., So -ats u * * : %
Given Under my hand andseal, -.
q June 90 bs.s sasseS > 2s 'slTf - 10,
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NOTICE

LNROM the many disappoiutments pe,sons have met
with, by calling during my absence fsn home there
by give notice that shall be home partanberg, the
rs week in every month and any d,srous Of
ing my professional services will be certain To find
such time. 2.
W, c. BENNETT. Surgeon Dentist.
May 80. 20 Ppm
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ss Hon. John Young. the Assistant Treasurer,
was sworsin, as Sub Treasurer at New, ork, on
Tuesday, having given the requisite securities.
The amount Of the bonds required by Government
is 100000. s,.- -. ~
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b The contract for the supestructure on the first
division of the Charlotte and South Carolina Rail-
road. has been let to Messrs. w. S. g. l.. Pelser,
al, $3.50 per mile. aa ~ s-.a- ,sl -sf
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
RPARTANpupn ~

sPARTANBURG DISTRICT.
Sarah Jamison. widow, Applicant We. Horny Jamison
and others, Applicants. = % -'
"HEREAS those has been deposited in the ordinsry's
ONCE OF said District, paper purporting bo the
last will and testament of Samuel jam;son Decd and
whereas Sarah Jamison widow hath fed her .pei-
on IN said Office requiring the proved in das form
OF Law, and ithasing been shown my satisfaction thar
John Jamison one Of the heirs Law of said deceasn
resides without the limits Of this State istherefors
dnary for said nisfricf Isae tho
YIN OF Janc next to chow cause il amy why the said Win
should not be proved in due form of Law or his
to the same will be entered Of Record Given under nav
hand and seal r BOWDEN n -
March l2 = = 10
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GEN SooTT, at tho capture of the city OF Mex.
ico, seized and brought home some five thousand
volumes OF historical works in the archives OF
Mexico, all in the Spanish language. Some Of
these are three hundred years old, ,'and contain
perfect history Of, that country from its oriein.-
Ii is the .ntention of this sGoyernmest 20 extract
from this librarysall that may be necessary in form
ing a complete history Of the possessions which
we have acquired by the treaty be retained in our
own archives, and the books will then be sent back
to Mexico. The right to bring the books away is
perhaps undoubted but it evinces lberality 10 this
Goyerhment to return them.--M Y. sTri6u1e
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said, that Mr.. Charles Cooley OF sat.s. =
has gone on to overtake the Company, to give
them information Of the intentions Of the saiG In.
dams. NsS'@' ~ .9s'ss t-'+ Asas - ~ 80 ss37e
We shall feel considerable solci,ude until VIC
hear further on the subject Cherokee Adcocatc.
May Ii. - f7F ,orea aFEs+s ssSH 3E@f
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Mattteo Seay and oAlsrs, Defendants.
In matters Of Real Estate Of Reuben Seay, sr deed
TT appearing my satisfaction that Hesiah Seay Reuy
ben Seay jr., Sterling blackwell and Lucy his wife
John Taylor aud Sarah his WIFE, heirs Law of the said
decd resides without the lmits Of State 1t is therefore
ordered that they do appear at the Court of Ordinary for
ssid District, to be held Spartanbnrg Court House
the 10th day Of September next and object to the sale or
division Of the Real Estate of the said Reuben Seay r.
cord esa .r ~ rs..t.. .
.-, Il. BoWDEN, o. 9. n.
o.
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SHERIFF'S Said,
FOR JULY, laA0.

500 Acres OF land more or less, whereon II. j. Row
land now lives adjoining lands of John Clements and
sod as the property Of H. j. Rowland the suit of Dam
Thomas browns interest in hundred acres of Land
whereon James Brown lived at the time of his ecease
sold at the suit of Alfred Tolleson. ~
One House and Lot adjoining Ms Camp and othersal.
whereon Mr, T.. w. Wells, moro recently lved--said
House aud Lot and tnct Of Land will be sold on credit
notes with approved security The property is valuable
and a tar price y sn,atly sgoperty cold as the
On said Tuesday at D6lsiis 4 yearur. calf.
lot Of hogs,1 trunk side board large table i small
hejohn at the suit Of L. r. wolf and others.
Sheriff 8 Office. "a gyftys- = s5Fss ~ So
June 81, l849. 16 tds
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h.ln me friends OF VIM: H. CHAPMAN,
ens,;,a sso n' candidate fol Sheriff, the
. ~ we . are au'moflzed to annbunce Gen.
election sa"a'oa'o Tor Sheriff ht tho ensuing
,xr,,4 =. g t.s -. -. Ssgg lgtgsF ESWSg,Yf
IL Inc triends OF W.sH Wilbanks an
tisn' a 'or SheTih at thS ensuing elec
DJThe friends Of j. RtJFtIS POOLE
announce him candidate for sheriff Lf ,,,r
District, at the next electionis gjf , 81 r = '
ail I'VE are' authorized to anaonnce Col.
y, II, LEGG candidate ffs Sherif II tho snsuins
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
.r." sPARTANBURG DISTRICT. 4,
SARAH J'nmersos. Widoao. Appiioast. } rss,ea
vs.. y 49,. .g,.--.
john Jsmmerson & Others Dcfcndaats\ Y Z,

WHEREAS. there has been deposited ia tho ordus.
,ys Oaice OF said District, a paper purpor,ing 10
Decd, and Whereas Sarah Jimmerson Tyyiiovv1 bs,s
hed her petition in said Office requiring the same proved
IN due form OF Law and having been shown to my sasis
con that John Jmraerson and the heirs Of Nancy Rody
the wife OF Aexander Rody. Decd ITO w.t. )fhe heirs
2, Sohn haddy Decd EPhram Roddy, the hei Of Alex
ander Rodey. Decd Elias Roddy the heirs of James
Roddy Decd and Roze Miller te wife Of John Miller.
Dsid hsira cir 1T n Law .s a. r-.-.. -j
decreed that they do appear the Ceur of Ordinary for
said District to be holden Spartanburgh Court House
on the Srd day OF September next to show cause, &c y
why the said Will should not be proved in due form Of
or their consent to the same will be entered on re-
Given under my Hand aud Seal
E . ~ BowDIN, ,O.SD.
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NoTIcE
nc. ALL WHOM ItsMAY CONCERN.

Inc undersigned would fspeciGJly reques, all who
may be due him the scord Of Printing or Aver,;.;ua
se,e ehcr by note or es 6rthNiih; having dis.
posed Of the Press, aud rer from is copdoo,, bc !.
Editor Publisher and Propror il becomes him 10 make
available all that is justly d hin, at ny early perod.
Fees For Subscription, Adsersis md Jobwork whether
through the oiceu Of .hs ~ osIssrxise must be
settled without delay. a e zi X, 81 cOTTREl.I.
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This xsssld i in,iss{ Z = &.,, ,,,..... .,.,
Fslssth, eed sycfe IL tof fss s.e ~
King plsce in te nsticu hclr tend ~ ~
hose suierings life wou almost ccsss % bc BILE ssnr
class OF our 0iiizrns who suerne with Wenk
KING M use OF the celebraied "JEw DAvips or Hrpnryv
assrEa.p which is literally sweeping that class of dis
See advertisement Sold by CAMPBELL & sEAY.
June = f2ftsS t.EIJt.. = 10 " - -lS',Hi S'Hi.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
sPARTANBuRG DISTRICT.
I. ,r In the Court of Ordinary. ..
James Caswell and z. Iapford Applicants, ~. Eola
Brown, Euphama King and others Defendant ~s.- .r.
"HEREAS there has been deposited in the Ordinary's
w office Of said District paper purportng be tho
cant aforesad, having fled peliIion, requiring tno
to be proved in duo form of Law and il having bee.
shown to my satisfaction that Euphama King and the heirs
of Jane Crow decd, resides without the limits of THE
Satet is therefore ordered aud decreed that they do ap
pear at the C, of Ordinary for said District be held
Sparanburg Court House the 3Oth day of July next,
to show cause If any why the said will should not be-
proved in due for Of Law and entered Of record their
consent to the will be taken pro conesso the.
r. BOWDEN, o. 8. N.
Mays Is let.
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SUPposED FEMALE MEMBER OF Parliament.
A.person was recently buried some few miles
from Edinburgh under very singular circumstan-
ces. The death and attendant ceremonies were
duly chronicled at the time in our pa per- The
individual had sat for some time as a member of
Parliament for. an English burgh. and was well
known as highly respectable landed geutlcman.
Now.a would appear. in consequence of certain
disputes amongst the heirs at law. that the title of
the psrty to the male character is doubted, and
that. Notwithstanding the difficulties connected
with the peculiar kind Of interment chosen by the
deceased, the body is to he disrterred in order to
prove the sec Of the defunct. M. p, s..--.4 49,,
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THE EDrToRs AND PuBLisHERs or rHE
UNirED SrArss.--M. yattcmare w;.he. 70 nlace
IN y the (" American Library which Is now being
iormed IN the City Hall. at Paris, sFi.'
|A.coLLEcTloN OF AMERICAN NEWSPAPERS,
s.8iies rRrsxsrxD no rnk err or PAsu. ~ :
BY the journasisss OF che Unitcd STATES.
! ~ei h5y JULY 4rH. sls49." ~
he vii! thank all editors and publishers to send
To the Boston Daily Bee " (thc editor uf which
has undertaken to form the collection) copy of
their paper peblished onthe Foursh of July. 1919.
WITH q copy of zach semiwcek,Y and weekly
wine! tfey may issue dnringthe 6}st weeis-fn Ja.
~. Fapers published IN other American nations,
AMI old or rare newspapers viii also be thankfully
receIved. Acknowledgements will DO made thro'
the Bee of all donations received.
!, Editors will please copy" the above notice.
and bear il in mind on Independence Day.
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A reporthus reached this place, thai, ,Isc Omges
and Camapches going TO join together to inter.
cePt. attack. and rob the Fayei,eville mining com
pany that lately repdexvoused at the g. n q q
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AN AFFECTING lNcIDENr.-lt is long since a
fuperal in New Orleans has occasioned more sin.
cere sympathy than did that of the lamen,ed Gaines
on Thursday. Many heart felt the pangs of
grief, and bIed with unaffected sorrow, ali un-
known to the outward world-unnoticed by tho
vulgar gael An incident of an affecting charac.
iier occurred while the body was being taken to
ths lake, going to demonstrate, that, under the
rough exterior the finest feelings of our nature lie
concealed. When the coffin, with its sable drape-
ry, was placed on one Of the cars. a old man ap-
.proachedn and laying his hand upon il. exclaim.
ed,fiwith much emotion /" Farewell, old friend |
4 was with you at Fort Erie |" and, turning awaN
'wePt IKE child. This example was followed by
one who wore the habiliments of humble life.
Laying his brawny hand upon the coffin, he. too,
with feeling said )" Farewell, old friend % while
The tears of grief run down bis n-burned cheek.
who can tell what these hearts felt IN Orleans
Picaytne. 80 h3@ q 4,ls'f7Sf4s aI1I 5
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OF SOUTH CAROLINA

SRARTANBURd DISTRICT.
~ rHe couar or oRDIsaRY.
Samuel Seay Applicant. -
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.3

TT appearing the satisfaction Of tho Court at Curtin
IL billiard and wife, Nancy, W. Than,son Hafsn Thorn
son, Abram Thomson, Celia TbomsoA .,'rr pmson,
heirs of John Thomson Josiah n ~ "a, sikshack
Hall and wife Lovna, heirs OF Rober f4omsons, VIM
Thomson and Frankly Thomson, s reside from au without
the limits of this State. Ii IA therefore oercd, on mo-
ton Of Bobo & Edwards, complsnants Solicitors that
they appear and plead deinur to the complain
rule the will be taken rro SSsesso TO them
Il at...s..y,.r. TOT. VERNON, c. E,s D.
Com'rs Office,
May ], 1874 s II ~ II.
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June &c.
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mend their hearty and united sup
port at the polls, with the spirit and
fidelity with which democrats have,
in times past, been accustomed to
support their candidate for public
Office.
Resolved, That we recommend to
the democratic members of the next
Legislature, TO call state conven-
ton, for the purpose Of consolidating
the democratic party oftAis state I'M
der a single organization.
Resolved, That the existing coun-
ty committees be requested to unite
in calling Union conventions in each
county, to be composed of an equal
number Of each section, to nominate
a county ticket, and perfect a single
county organization,
The above resolutions having been
read, Mr.. Burroughs begged leave to
offer the following, as a substitute
for the entire report, and, in so doing
made some lengthy remarks in favor
of its adoption:
Resolved, That we are opposed to
the extension of slavery into the ter
r!tories Of the United States, and that
we will use all constitutional means
necessary to prevent such extension.
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NASHVILLE, Ten. Sept. IS.

CourcniiOR If NrirS 10 the ZEN
njHgS Eriait.-The convention OF
the Jennings flmily, consisting OF
seventy delegates from eight States,
who claim to be heirs to forty million
dollars worth Of property in En-
gland, adjourned yesterday. They
had been IN session several days,
and appointed committee who are
empowered to obtain all the neccS-
sary legal evidence to Substantiatc
their claims, and then to employ a
commissioner toprocced to England
to prosecute the suit for this immense
sum which they claim as heirs.
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MONTREAL, Sept. |!


Aap0riant .lro0l C0naaa-M,re
Rioii "a public meeting was held
at Bytown on Monday last, called
by the MInisterialistS for the purpose
Of addressing Lord Elgin.
The opposition were present in
full force, and succeeded in COM
pletcly breaking up the meeting and
forcing the ministerial President to
leave the chair.
\ resolution was then carried,
rondemninS Lord EIgin and the
Ministry, which gave rise to consid-
cradle disturbance, during which
firearms We're freely used, AMI sew
cral persons wounded or killed
Tae military being called ont, after
some difficulty succeeded in rcstoy-
ing order.
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ii Sketch an COurt.-The CtRcin-
matt Commerciai tells a good story
of a scene in a court of that city.
We give the story as that paper
tells it:
"Not a bad anccdote is told of
Esq. Wick Roll. A case Of assault
and battery came before him some
time since, and after an examination
of several witnesses, one of them,
whom the Squire had questioned
rather sharply, became highly i'll
eensed, and uncorking the walls OF
his wrath, said he could "whip any
man that doubted his word under
oath" The Squire pulled off his
spe ctaclcs, made leap over the
rail, and cried, "the court stands
adjourned till the fight is over" and
then in a tricc, "harncssed" to the
witness, and whipped him in about
as quick time as he supposed to be
agreeable. The belligerent witness
being disposed of, the Squire very
gravely continued the case, and gave
his decision according to the evil
dcnce.
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CHICAGO. Sent. %

ShlIAuO, pPpl. 20
The receipts to-day are large from
teams, canal, and railroad. The
market is iirmer. We quote spring
wheat in the street, at 30 to Gle f;
winter 60 to Sic-the latter price,
however, only for few extra loads,
We notice the sale of 100 bushels
winter wheat, by canal, at 7lc, and
l,5OO bushels spring at SIZE, the
buyer paying half the cost of elevat-
ing makes it 57lc on board: also
sale of 300 bushels spring in the
evening, from canal boat, at SIC.
Two boat loads of corn arrived
which are on the market-the range
would be 80 to 40c for mixed and
yellow-no sales.
We notice sale of 500 bushels of
oats from canal boat, at 2lc.
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The Syracuse Mass Convention.

The great union mass convention
Of the Democracy of New York met
at Syracuse on the l4th inst. Hon.
John Wilkinson, of OnOndago, pres
ided.
The following resolutions were re-
ported by the committee on resoln-
tions, and after being ably supported
by speeches from Sanford c. Parker
John Van Buren, and others, were u
unanimously adopted, including the
one offered as a Substitute" by Mr..
Burroughs. Everything went off in
the utmost harmony, and showed
that the union of the New York de-
mocracy is in earnest and perfect.
Resolved, That Congress has the
constitutional power over slavery in
the District Of Columbia, and has no
power over the subie tin the States;
that it possesses in the opinion of this
convention, full power over the SUBJ
ject in the territories of the United
States, and should exert that power
on the occasion Of all attempts to in
troduce it there; but, as the consti-
tutional power is sustained, we are
willing TO tolerate the free exercise
of individual opinion upon that ques-
ton among members of the demo-
cratic family, who are willing to raj
ly under our standard, and support
the ticket nominated by the recent
State Convention
I Resolved, That we cordially con-
cur in and respond to the nominal
lions made by the action of the Sy.
racusc and Utica conventions Of Free
borne G. Jcwett for Judge of the
Court of appeals /; of John A. Lott,
Tor Comptrolleg; of Henry s. Ran
dali, for Secretary ofState f; Of Levi
s. Chatleld, for Attorney General ;
Of Alexander Campbell, for State
Engineer and Surveyor; of Frede-
rick Follett, for Canal Commission
er; Of Benjamin Welch, Jr., for
Treasurer and Darius Clark, for
State Prison Inspector; and recon-
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True democracy has for its runda-
mental basis, the eq"alay # poiH-
cal rights Of all men, Urespeciice NJ
colJr.-Peru Telegraph.
Black Peter and the Editor of the
Telegraph, would, doubtless make
a match team, as representatives of
our beautiful Prairie state in the L.
s. Senate.
We are opposed to the extension
of slavery, and heartily in favor of
the amelioration of the condition of
mankind generally, but when it
comes to sleeping with "niggers,"
the Telegraph can have all the plea
sure it affords, we want none Of it.
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New York gYib.gUc.

Editors who consider the Tribune
of more use to them than their Jour
nails respectively are to us, are res
pectfully solicited to notice our pro-
spectus and quote 50 much of it as
they can afford to. We ask no TN
willing commentator, but simple
statement of facts.-N !. Trt6uRe.
Simply then, as matter of fact,
the n. Y. Tribune is the ablest un-
tramelled wing paper in the country
and for general news, and European
news particularly, and clear and gen.
orally correct views on European af-
fairs, entirely ahead of the balance Of
the New York Press. The following
are the terms of the Tribune:
Daily Tribune, on a fair super
royal sheet, S5 per annum. Semi
Heehiy Tribune, same size as the
daily, SO per annum, or : . for two
copies. Uechiy Tribune, a double
medium sheet, eight large pages, -
per annnm, three copies for 50, eight
copies for $40, or twenty copies to
one address for $50. Payment in
flexibly in advance, and the paper
stopped when the term of payment
shall have expired. Bills of all law
fully constituted pecie-paying banks
received atpar.
There, Messrs. Greeley & Nell
rath, is that notice sufficient? We
have paid you dollar to exchange
with us during the past year. Will
this settle for the next
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The St. Louis Rcveillc publish

The St. Louis Rcveillc publishes
table of all the liquor and beer
shops in that city, from which it ap-
pears that there are one hundred and
ninety five grog shops and one hun
dred and lifty-seven beer houses. -
The Reveille says eve append no
comments; we take it, that it will be
considered by all hands, the fgures
ofthcmselyes speak volumes Of nor
ais
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The Brig L" Soule" arrived from
Havana, having left on the 10TH
The papers are filled with congratu-
lations for the success in checking
the Cuba expedition. Accounts from
Jamaica state that the merchants app
piled to the American Consul, beg
ging the United states to establish
regular steam packets from N. Y. to
Kingston.
Antigua had been INUNDATED by
heavy rains; the inhabitants hardly
escaped with their lives.