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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-16
The French Democrat. in London.

NJ Louis Blanc and his associates IN exile IN London
have sent 10 The French journals, In the name
~ the Association of the Prescribed Democrats OF
France 4" but az, the shAcked state OF the press IN
hist country. 10 had not been allowed 10 appear. 81
Lous auc made 10 public IN the Hdhy Nsief OF Mon
dav The writer sAys. " Now 70 has always been
the question l., u by croNdug Pans Win soldiers
and with cannon. by suf.ng with violent hands the
liberty ct the press, by -uppresfng individual fetl"h'
In invading private domcies by substituting The frsn
of terror Tor mat q reason by INCREASINGLY repfcs-nk
furious desrair thai which there j. vanung capacity
10 nreveuf he end will be attained of rcanmsiins con
re of r., estAb hing credit, Of Diminishing iAKes OF
correcting tie vices Of the administration, o chasing
away the spectre he d.hct OF developing industry ~
emitting short The disasters attendant upon unlimited com
petron Of suppresaug those deaf revoits which have
ibeir source i the deep Of human feeling oi
trnnounriug resrnfmenis, oi raining All hearts Tie
state at .ieec IN lSs has engcndcrcd hat of lSS he
question is n The suahr perspective OF Pans IL state
"a siege every eight or ten months vii restore to con-
erce iis elastic movements, 90 the Industrious he mar
sefs AID 10 The middle classes tHeir fepOse For Us IN
pres.rce Il tAcsc convulsors Of power prey ed
urnn by the dcnum Of lie own impotence, we believe
more intensely ihsn IN the severe efficacy OF our
doctrines and Of their approaching iuh.lment The
mon. concludes thus Serenity, sustained moderation,
ra nchnr frmness-ile-s a. that are necessary for
gs srd with these have only ~ march straight for
ward modifying thus celebrated sentence OF sieyes.
We are more today than were yesterday
lSl-nrsl LOUIS BLANC. President"
"CAEAvANT. Secretary
ACsussidiere Colin. Willard, Adary, Bours, Louis
Nenari. Dupont. Goa Ftalt Members Of COn4Mi zee
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GERMANY.
The End OF the National Assembly.

TIE NrlhIa Asvryt contraicis ne reported death ci
NJ KsveslN he chief ot Tie German Provisions kc-
gency. and states that warrant oi arrest has seea
Issued sgsns him hy The aw authorities ~ Cologne IN
charge Of cCnsprng to overthrow and change The exist
ing Government. ant eNcurg civil war
Afer he dispersion by force of Tho members ~ ne
frankfort Assembly no had assembled a. Smugartt he
bureaux OF that d'esrd Parliament lodged civil cou.
plant AZ anst the Nuremherg Ministry, which l. 90 be
tired by the Cou OF Justice ct bssrgtu The complain,
founded the sw Of the empire passed ~ fhe National
Assembly the Soh of September last. sud pub lshei
the flefiH 10, Iois of the dom of Nurrmleg which
declares hst any Of violence against ne Nsnona "A
semhly ar seaiust members o be high treason and
Aasle 10 lhs pena.iy 0l tseny yeaTs hard laoot
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p.,c. between Austria and Sardinia.

Ieffer nom Berne Of the - ns announcer ne con
of peace between Austria and Sardinia on the fol-
owing conditions The evacuation OF Aessandnai pay
rent o Austria the expenses of The war Modena and
Parns 10 be ceded 10 Piedmontin lieu Of Lombardy an
oarnsive and defensive alliance between Austria snd
Piedmont and the slfer TO furnish contingent OF 1900
-,
on the other hand Journal fes Debate Of Friday the e
Tune announces. learn from Geographic dispatch
In the Tiae, that the negotiations for pezce between the
two Governments have been interrupted Ia consequences
" the increased demands Of the Austrian SCENTS for
necuuary indemnity. and also Ia consequence OF refusal
10 engage the part Of the Austrian Government to a
comm ee Indemnity
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The Law against Newspapers.

TIA following are the provisions OF The law On 1'
,.tr,siuced into the Assembly the Scth INST An'
sr.t I,e on that day. has given slroedy srcs
~ dis fsfsction-so much indeed that II y
Dc s,o ~he,her II Will psss in It's present shape IL VI.
doa 'e ..she for me press TO have even shadow Q
be - IN under such a rSprcs-ive law -
frseaa xrt,ees snd OF the decree OF llth August
as PphsSs TO stack: sss RsS me ss, s.d from on
's,tv VIII ,c, ana 10 offences him personally Ihs
he Coasu,s nay DO undertaken q Sfes BY The Paeh'
yossSaos m sueh a. 10 set forth IN Art Of The s~
ANY scduers toward soldiers or sailors, VIA sisS
al i7th May, lSte, from their military e9ncs 80 ~
- dr.~ them away their commanding oneeI' sns.
se oeedrnce they o~ onmenl Of from one moa'a = W.
~ ranisbed vita mpds Io 4o0Of, without prejudice
49,. .nd a ias of from Sby The Jaw II case tho PRIV
~, se.erer penalties sci fors. 'Inps II s~Aesoal9s
r.on should constitute an s against Inc resIees ea
a. he Is,ss ana any spoiogy OF seS Il BE- punished VIII
n,sdemeAnors by the penal ,sw, ,s ears, sad nns
impr sonnsent frsn ons meaA WV
SSen ~ V esed
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IeIIachirh,- lInXements.

Il vvss reported a. vienna that Je..chicn bad iofc
p,-wsrau 10 cspituaie The real fact i tnai u s.a
hr forced 70 raise he siege q thsi place and - 7fa-
az N-1sak where his troops too much eHpos1l ~
- - or ~ ne suburbs which les ouf 81 ne fansr o.
.r.5o ron Petsr~ardei1. Jeliachieh you'd sT.m "
Esve q lea INTO disfsyof with ne IN - p
g.vr. 10 he poet Of conmsncerin enef u ~ IN
,roops IL The Knzdon of hunsHy Asa ~ - 1 5L
I.sbsch /. superseded In the hgngsri4n crown lands
~ eTgve rsfner un1vorahle than otherwise 70 ne Aus
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Imperiaii.t., plan Discovered.

The R-esIs Zsturg BE- iJlovnE Interesting coni
mun.cson ~ si4ve 30 zoe campaign The cause 90 tie
prolrgc-ec delay r commencing e operations ccct-
stone. by The rerrsrsac fsi hst The pas OF operations
drawn - by The Russian ard Ausaa gererss ans cil
Gers ID co1cer has fallen 0o ne lands 90 ne AagyArs
THIS instantly evidenced .r -1e s-ien change oi -e
nj tsry positions tskru uQ by e Hungsriars How ms
ACT o. teache-v cor u5-d 90 be proved bat
hAs involved the imperative nrc-ssy OF dra~frG oar
csm7ag -. anl as = Attended VIII srvai d me-
fr i- th -. .xst-h a. >r.. Bic chances taken l
10 orssersr sri n preparing tfe second. the advant
aces could be- sacr1ci. While he f3rc aenA - %
- res sketch must aeverfhe ess, be totally changed
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The stale Prisoners NJ Berlin

The trs OF the political prisoners impNcaed IN me- A.
fair at May brought 20 conclusion Berlin he
evening the I'D The following te sentence 0i ds
court A years imprisonment sesinst Gefcks. ior so
lsung decree issued for the ms'neusncs of the public
safety three months 'mpusonmcnt sgsnst The nsnters
OF the Democratic Committee, Schounemanu, Cuhiu.
Herzied. Or Msieck Berends. Weiss. Koch ard Picii-
fer. Steide, Petersen ana SchdAnechg we're acquitted
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Tidinss OF Ledru RoIlin.

TIE Ereuezenf publishes The following from Berne,
dated the x-t Ledw Roliu. accompanied by two
oher persons Arvef mere yesterday BY the dill
.encr from base Tas DAY a. lcor be len by tlc befne
dia enct for Geneva Tie report ot BIS presence having
been circulated nearly $50 persons assembled N 'front.' Of
he hotel al The moment of the departure o. ihe diligence
but Ledru Rou. wishing 10 escape from public cur
osy had walked and only took ~ seat The carriage
Al tie Morat gate tie hsd withdrawing rather ua-
r...r- Z
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III. aid that foar Russian corps bad entered Hlngay
hv ,~av OF Duks KouuuA- Cab. and lsby amounting 20
IA Cd men II stated Vienna nat psrr Of the force
6ad Already stvanced Epsre-n and Ks.hsu and tat
a. intend q % push them forward Deorecziu and
trossE ardent The Austrian papers also state that me
Ru.sas have eugh e1sred Tr.nsyvanis By the north
snd ssgti esnsfal Isasrs VITA 100 Rsa, ssssgts&
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the necessity Of Transforming n. old fabric Of society
Of laying aside the sterile forms which Al the spirit
they told they who followed the mpuise Of
the Eizheenth Century and the Gestures preceding
who folio wed The principles Of Christianity and we're ne
disciples q Christ barbansns that they sought
70 destroy humanity tie Institution Of TIE family tie
country and propery. But they had 10 such dessn--
They only showed that al these things were prosressivs
and that Il they id 90 forward with the develop
roept Of the race must become scourges instead of
sources Of good.
The result Of al this debate that the Assembly
refused % advise the Ministry 70 adopt my new line Of
conduct ~ IN ary way 20 change 20 policy ~ ma
jofty Of l9l votes our Of 5-5.
Tte next day. the z7tn Il Bou7ct proposed TIA, tire
state u siege should not b. slowed auy oIger % exist
in the agricultural dlstrcts IN the vicinity Of Lyons
but the Minister Of ihe Interior D-falre brought up
the great conspiracy which be maintained strong
10 those districts, and The proposition .e- through Ia
the coarse Of the debate. u Bowel called tie system
of tie Government TIE White Terror Gen. Hi
lers shouted Any way, the White Terror e better
than the Rcd" Hereupon long and stormy scene
took place
The day the Assembly took Up ~ new rules d
order, which aye intended - keep members quiet -
-evcre punishment- and passed part u them. On
Thursday afternoon, the 18Th, TIE same subject was
resumed ana when the stringent articles came 10 be
voted on. learn from Geographic dispstch IN the
Tins, that scene Of confusion took place ia the Az
seu.5y. owing 10 the Withdrawal Of the Mountain IN
body in order 70 stop the proceeding, and impede
the voting On the b respecting the regulations Of the
Assembly Il became necessary call each individual
mem Der By name which took IT, o'clock when An
| I'd -.urun-nnf tex p-ace.
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70 se . cror.aat Their northern column hss entered BY
Poars S,snT ard tzkeu Possession Of bis ~. "1efe
thsv been otrrr Colonel ban anf - rec cofts
Of sor1erers ihrr' Russ dvis %, q = - men, -
cuartered IN The SEek district The Of Druon'Si
fss been arrested a. Cracov ne order % ne imperial
cabinet lie % be hosiaxc Ard Russia caused the step
ID be
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PAreoui arrested together with other ecnsP.rssrs
WHO had arrived under the disguise OF peasaAis bf
5---- +. ~. An IN tre C0--rfr-nf A-.-uhiv - Rome
% cf bonds 81 he Repnhlc % the amount
Of 10000 scliL - l,ot guAran'ee- lfon nA1onA
- rr.|-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-16

The TINE. OF the S0h contains several letters from ne
Roman correspondent up 10 the .Si June WemaAe some
extracts. The following Is dated the lsh
IL nanar ~ ncc.lnr u NJ
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-09-05
Tribute of Respect.

A, extra meeting Of the " C:aaadcn Indnpcmdcn.
Fire Engine Company" held nm the goth August. the
f,!t,winG Preamble and Resolutions were rarir,o,,sly
adopted, the members standing and in silcnrc:
Whereas Death has entered our ranks. and deprived
u. Of Brother Member, wILL.M WILSON, who has
been cut down in the bloom Of youth and manhood.
This diacnsalion Of an nncrring Providence has cast
deep gloom us and whereas. il is our mourn
ful duty this melancholy occasion TO express our
regret and minge nur will, his relatives and
friends. Bc il therefore
Resolced, That in the death of William Wilson.
this Company has to dcp'ore the loss of a faithful
member and constant friend.
Resolved, That although his soinurn among us
was hut Of short duration, yet his unohrnsive man.
ncrs. and many estimabIe qualities have gained
for him that admiration aud regard wnich is al
WAYS the reward of tie meriiorouS and good.
Resolred. Tha, we deeply sympa,hise with tho
family and friends ofour deceased comrade in their
affecting bereavement.
Resolrrd, That We will wear The usual badge OF
mourning for thirty days, and that page in the
Minute Book be inscribed with his name and dedi-
Gated to his memory.
Resolred, That copy Of The foregoing Preamble
and Resolutions be sent to tic relatives Of the de-
ceased and that they be published in the Camden
Journal.
II. c. WELLITAUSEN, Sec'y.
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TO RENT
PROSPECTUS OF
THE MEWBERRY SENTINEL,
Sept 5

The undersigned proposes to publish in the Viii.
lage Of Newberrv. :. C., Weekly Newspaper
10 be called the "NEWBERRY SENTINEL" AS
as sufficient encouragement has been given
tn The enterprise
The SENTINEL vii! be 4 political journal, a
firm advocate, though not blind adlerrn', of he
Democratic party; intended mainly, however, to
impart such Political intelligence as may he deem
ed worthy Of the attention af the community. II
will also embrace Agricultural and Educa,ional
interests. F"reign and Domestic intelligence. Rail
Road Statistics. The Markes, Science, Literature,
dc. Ar emily attached to the South and her In
stitutnns it will carefully report and fearlessIy de-
nounce every attempt, whensoevcr and by wlmn-
soever made. 10 disturb her neace or relard her
prosperity. 1t shall not he made the medium Of
inflicting npon the pubic, unpleasant details Of
private grievances Or personal wrongs; at the
same time the calm digniled discussion OF all sub
jec,s that come properly within the sphere of such
journal, having FIR its object the development Of
truth, will be freely admi ted into its columns. In
a word, the undersigned will endeavor 10 make the
SENTINEL an acceptable, visitor to the Counting
house and the Paror, to the Politician and the
Farne-. TO the Mechanic and the MN of leisure
TEMS-The Sen'incl will be printed on
supcr.roval sheet, at Two DoLLAs year. in adj
van"c ;cr, Two DOLLARS and FIFTY CENTS at the
expiration Of three months.
JAS. II. GILES.
Abheylc Dist :. S. Aur. IL, IS49
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To the Citizens Of Camden, and the Ira.
yelling Community generally.

The subscriber has his Omnibus, CAMDEN,
making her regular trips to and from the Rail Road
Depot He runs in connexion with the Cheraw
and Charlotte Stages, TO THE STAGE OF.
FICE, and to ANY PART OF CAMDEN, OR
KIRKWOOD. This is the United States Mail
Line, and as the subscriber passes by the Hmels
every morning, before the departure of the cars,
Passengers need not fear being left, who 60 in his
Omnibus. Grateful for the patronage already re-
ceved. he hopes by strict attention to his business
to merit a continuance of the same.
JOHN K. WITHERSPOON.
Aug 8. 80 If
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From tho n. .. Picayunc, Aug. 26.
News fro -" Tampa Bay.

ARRIVAL OF TIE STEMSIllP ALA.
BAM4.
The steam ship Alabama. Capt. Wright, ar.
rived yesterday evening from Tampa Bay which
place she left on The I'D inst, making the run
in forty.ihrce hours 10 this city The Alabama
was detained a, Tampa five days waiting for
lighters. The u. s. steamer Col. Clay arIi.
we'd at Tampa on The 22I inst.
Through the poliicncss of Mr.. p. Bcsancnn,
who came passenger on the Alabama, we l'arn
The following particulars ct news.
Maj w. w. Morris, commandant at For,
Brooke, and al present the acting Indian agent
for the Scminoles, in the absence of Mr.. Sprn.
Ger. received on the 20h inst, white flag
from the Indians by the hands of Philippe, a
Spaniard, rcsng at Sara Sofa.
Phiiipee, startled by an account of the muir
ders at Pea.e creek. left with others the settle
pcnt at Sara Sofa, bnt returning on the 18Th
lust. found his house and property untouched
and this flag attached to his door 1t is made
sf white crane feathers, forming small i1ag
bor,nd on it with string of white beads in n
snall piece Of smoking tobacco, the sign use'
by Bow Legs. King Of the Seminoles.
Phillipee's Intelligence enabled him TO read
,hc s,pn;Gca,ion thus I'VE desire peace, wish
70 communicate, smoke and hold peace talk. .
He left signs, stating the time the flag was found
and that al full moon be would return, and start
cd at once with the flag TO Major Morris.
From the fact that not a sign OF hostility has
hcen evinced .ince the attack upon the tradinge
house of Kennedy & Darling, more than a
nopth. added to the appearance oflhe flag, the
eoinisn is entertained tha, further ou'rages will
no, he committed, unless provoked ny our Peo
pie. and those engaged in the last outrage will
BE- delivered up. ->-
This opinion is strengthened by the fact thai
ut The time the mos. exci'ing alarm occurred
instead Of two. fifty settlements could have hrr'
attacked simultanr nrously. and those engaged IL
Them bave escaped as readily.
This Indignation was obtained by a frienc
during recent visit 10 Tampa Bay, and may
be relied upon,as those best acquainted with
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-09-05

Joshua R. Gid,lings of Ohio. who first made
up his and 10 60 az delegate to the Peace
Convention al Paris, and 'hrn concluded NOT 10
do so, has again changed his mind, and will
soon sail for France. lfsfirr he g",s through
with establishing the pearr Of the world i" Paris,
he sh'nlld find any Other small jobs I" do up in
Europe, We h"s him moi to hurry hou,r on any
hody's account in this conn,ry, inn stay away as
long as ne finds lis pleasant, even his life time
Tor anghr any body in tho United States cares.
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Copartnership Notice,

The undersigned have associated themselves
tonether under the firm Of WALKER d. WAL
TER. for the transaction Of "Factoroge and
General Commission Business" From their long
experience in the selling Of Produce. hope to mer-
it share of patronage, and will make liberal ad-
vances on Cotton and other produce sent 10 them
All consionments will be attended to with prompt.
ness and despatch. RTCTI'D r. WALKER.
GEORGE. II. WALTER,
Charleston Sept. let. 1S40 10 II
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WANTED,

a Young Man, OF thorough business habits, TO
take charge OF complete set OF Books, including
the Cotton Department., and would he willing to
make himself generally useful in Country Store
Such an one may hear of situation by applying
at Ibis office His services will not be needed be-
fore the Isl October, prox.
AUGUST % 81 at
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MARRIED-On Tuesday evening 2lst ulf.
by the Rev. A. B. Smith, GEORGE W. GATH
ms. Esq, of Union county, N. & TO Miss MA
RY, eldest daughter of Philip &. Smith, ESQ,
of Arson county.
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The RING THIEF that stole off the large
Ring, engraved DIR. s. t" J. E.. Mex, from the
centre table in my own presence, will save him
self from heing publicly exposed and properly
whipped by returning it forthwith.
}. T.. McKENNA.
IT The punishment to be inflicted by the owner.
Angus, % 30 Il
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July A, le4e.
July a, lS49.
Notice..

ON and after the LIST September next, The sst-
cral Cotton Presses in Charleston will, BY agTee:
ment, charge Thirty Cents per tdtt eStfH. on ell
Cotton bound with Iron, Ba'k or Woodsx bAndss
As this charge will necessarily fall MON the
planters, this notice is given that Rope btHdsyes
alore may be uecd by them. Nearly all tho Cot:
ton sent TO harleston and Savannah is nov
compressed bA<Ge shipment. r-'.'1, .''S17ss. ..
July IL - % . 80 -, - s5(k ~
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The Bank of Camden, S. c.,

-SU NUNVoI, IOTS
Ertrect from he Minutes sfhe Board:
Ordered, that notice be given that to all nutes
offered for renewal after the first Oc,nber he ori.
ginal signatures nf all parties will be required. or
the notcs Will no be renewed and that This rule
will le Vigorously enforced once every year here
aner. By order OF Il C. Board.
w. ]. GRANT, Cashier.
September 5 3S If
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$40 Reward.

Runaway from, the subscriber OH 29ih August,
a BLACK MAN, % years Of age, abou, $ fc' E
inches high, has small features and youthful ap-
pearance; Hrrklayer hy trade, calls himself
Abram Rarenel, was purchased from DR.. Raverel,
Charleston. lie is no doubt lurking in inc neigh
Lorhuod. The above reward will be paid for his
delivery to s B. Levy.
l.. DELEON.
Camden, Sept 5. 36 #
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NOW OPENING,

A large Stock of all the various kinds Of Mems
and Boys Calf. Seal, Goat and Kip Brogans, &C.
lec'ed personally fro the best manufacturers, for
Cash, which will enable me 70 sell at least 20 per
cent. cheaper tlan like qualities can be had in
Camden. Cal and sec, at The Old Stand of G..
W. Olney, nearly opposite the Bank Of Camden.
J. s. AlcCADDON.
July Is %
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5DSpE4s@a

5DNGSS4a
All persons indebted to the Estate Of George
Reynolds, de- eased, by Note or onen account, are
hereby notified that unless payment s made before
return day for the next Court of Common Pleas,
To be holden for Kershax District, suits will be
commenced against Them.
JAMES CIIESNUTT, Jr.,
Agent for the Adm'x.
September 5 &c #
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YEAST POWDERS.

These POWDERS are an entire substitute for
YEAST in all culinary purposes, having been i'm
proved by recent Chemical Discovery, by which
they are rendered perfectly harmless to the Dys-
peplic as vel! a- the Epicure, and are essentially
necessary in promoting IL healthy digestion.
For sale at Z. J. DELAYS,
Nearly Opposite Mcsonic Hail.
Sept : 81 II
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Stone Lime.
MRS. GOODLAD,S 49,. y
Fashionable Bonnet Store :

New Goods just received, consisting of Rbtons,
Bonne;s, Flowers, Capes, Cardinals. Gloves. &c.
open and ready for sale at very low prices for cash
or to punctual customers. Mrs. G. particularly
recommends ,icrn as being the most fashionableiii
ihc market.
C. Bonnets cleansed, altered aud trimmed 30 az
10 render the most skillful Judges Unable 10 tell
them from new. At the store formerly occupied
by DR.. A. DE- Leon. Oct lSs p
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August %
Committed

To the Jail of lancaster District, Two negro
men, Jacob bright lnulaiio about 5 feet 7or 8
inches high, between 23 and 80 years of age. stout
hui't, and Jim, very black fellow between 20 and
80 years of age 5 feet or 8 inches high very
stout built they say they belong 10 John Oncal OF
Wayne County Georgia, the owner in requested to
come forward prove property pay charges and take
them away.
JAMES ADAMS, Tailor.
July 81, lS49. 81 2n.