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A c. AINSWORTIi, NO T3RYP UBLIC and CO.H
-fAs MISSIONER OF DEEDS for eoery State ia IL,
Uaioa.; oFFIcE-No: 80 CAMP STREET. New Orleans
mofrases Drawn and al oooYmests and rment sa y
Writing pepaTed and Authenticated for Use and Recorc
in any part OF the UNITED STATES.
~ Marine and other Protests particularly attended to
and al; of General Average Partial Loss correctly
stated and promptly arranged. mh26 iydS w
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EGYPTIAN EYE BA@

N COHEN having had 80 years experience offers the
~. above intGitibte remedy for all Diseases S4sess,
pertaining the EYE. Opthania, of years Nyss<S@<
standing, cured in II weeks the Tear in the~SSyYS
Eye, of years CO red in 10 weeks; man oil this 49,
city being blind for months restored to the sight
OF one weeks; gentleman VINO always used specs
for So years. by using drop enabled 10 read the
newspaper without them by candleligt, hours aiter ln-
Elimination OF days, Cured 5g single drop. X elres
bdiiancy 10 the Eye aad also Strengthens The sight.
gs1~ EOS FHiLiPPd Street. near iievla. and % ST.
CH.IRIES Strfet aptT "
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A GARD.
fyOR THE BENEFIT OF THE AFFLICTED

TOR THE BENEFIT OF THE AFFLICTED.-
L Knowing the extreme hazard which strangers run,
consulting Physicians for the of private diseases
owing the utter dsquaicaticns OF those who profess
such deem 1t to be nothing but an act oil
kindness towards the unfortunately afflicted well sheer
Justice to IN. MULLEN, No. SO CUsToMH0UsE sTRKET,
to state that in the year 1875 soeiY afflicted with syph.
lis, and appalling form, aud Tor several
months together under the best regular MEDICAL practice
could obtain in New OFieans without being a all benefit.
tedndeed grew verse. Al length heard of DR.. Mu-
lens great reputation applied 10 him. aud great
Joy, in three weeks re restored perfect health
scrtsd New Orleans. Jazz. Z, lai. -
MI If SAMITEf.
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EDUCATION.
HIGH SCHOOL FoR YOUNG LADIES

High SCaOOls EOa YOUNG LADIES
rs BOfRDERS OR DAY PUPILS
CAR0EDELET STREET, NEAR ST. JOSEPH sTkkkT.
kSTABLiSHED in 1912 under the supenntendeDce OF
n the Misses ALLISON from London.-ln tins lnsttu-
uon conducted the best plans OF European instruction.
the course OF study is thorough and sysemauc 40 vague
theories superficial methods OF teaching 10 ecit display
are rsOed any Of the various departments Oh science
or literature.
The French Language under the supentendence OF a
French gentleman high literary attanmeIts other Ian
guages music and the accomplishments taught by
teIs of equal eminence in their professions.
Dawng in every style is taught by the Misses Allison
YES pupils for off OF the most eminent
drawing masters IN Europe
s- Terms be known application to the residence
of:he Misses ALLISON. Caronssiet al. n23 Iy
JOHNSON HIGH SCHOOL.
GEO. w. HARDY PRIN OPAL.
.yafadcs street, 5etwce1 THaLid and .ueLpoWsns.
RECOMMENDED BY
Isaac Johnson, Governor of the State Of louisiana
TIasimon Landry. Lieutenant Governor.
Charles Gayarre Secretary OF State.
Alexander DimtTy, Sup. General OF Pub. Education.
George Eustis Chief Justice Supreme Court.
A. NJ buchanan Judge District Court.
Geo. \ Bright. Justice OF the Peace. 80
J. u, b. DeBow Professor University Of Louisiana.
NJ. NJ Cohen, Admir-.
A. d. Crossnan Mayor Of the City.
Joseph Genois, Recorder Municipality NO Tine.
losliGs Baldwin, =. No Two.
Z. SeuZereau, No. Three
TERMS. .
Fof Day Pupils from 81 $40 per Month.
Boarding Pupils from 81 to $50 per Month. apl2 5m
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a. 4. COCHRAN &. CO.,
81 Tchoupitou,as street
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS ard I'm.
- .otsrs OF FRUITS NUTS ETC., have for sale
RAiSINS-3Q0 packages wholes halves and ouar;er,
nIfRoNS--250 boxes fresh Genoa.
PRONES-in Jars and fancy BOXES
FIRE CRACK RS-500 boxes No
rEyCAHSL.O tsgs and barrels. ine Texas.
CuAMPAGNE-lt0 baskets
kUTMEf.S-51G POUNDS No J.
BkAGDY gHE fES-NfJT AT WINE-3GO cases
tj5sI EHS-Agepts for manuacy j. Caldwell & Co
flsS-30V9 drums, extra superior ~
PEppER, riMENTO and RACE GINGER--4Oo bags
MAEkEREl4-An invoice assorted.
ALMDNDS-SG0 trails and bags Soft Smell
TiHLS-peIt various qualities Sweet and Dry Malaga;
200 cases Old Spanish
Fruits and Nuts "
CAROLINA SEED COW.PEAS-5O0 bushels
SGhEENED sEHU YI.ktLi. COAI-a50 casks
Do HfS--N'o kegs SUPERIOR ST Louis. sp23 In
&sencv of the oelehrnted American Powder 90
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$50 REWARD


NE above reward viii be paid by the undersigned for
\ ethe apprehension and conviction of the person or
persons hafbonng the -aiulatto Girl MATILDA or "a
lila SAID girl is rather bright muiatto about 90
rect or inches high IS 20 years of age,
MADE prominent eyes and short her feet in when
waking ana apgeas frightened when spoken roughly
Sfe Is no doubt harbored of the houses of fame
nn nave understood equente of the coored masked
represents herself to be free, has forged pass SIS will
jail of the city GEO r. REARU
mf22 If Orleans Warehouse 90 Maqa,ipes,
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The following striking and as will be seen nermansn,
cure an nveferae OF Scronla comnens tse TO all
similarly afflicted: " ~
Southport, Conn, jan l. 1885,
Hessrs Sands Gentemen-Sympahy for the ma
olof You OF the remarkable effected Sarsapala
VILE She severely afflicted
eft parts OF The body; the glands
eu ana neT imts much swollen. After suffering year, and
H!S no feiei from the remedies
anu below The knee supprae. physician Used should Eel
ai OPEN which was done but any permanent benefit In
this Situation heard induced to nee
apaa The hrst bottle poiuseJ ayora effect re-
hegis her ncre than prescription zen and before
she ma used SIX bottles the astonshnel OF ieud
cure was effected and her health the
was thoroughly ercatel from syseta nerbors SIRE
Ao"hs 10 these facts and think hghyol Sands Sarstparia
fcHE with respect, JULIUS PIKE.
Extract from letter received from Mr. " w Harm.
Gsilemeal have negro Of mine with your SarsaDa
ria who was attacked with scroua, family
Fredericss Hall, Va, July II, 1913
Sand Sgrsaparinlt to direct sten-
ton 10 article well kown sn leservedy popular s
preparation but often, who wish the sar-
sapaIlIn induced worthless
put containing little this valuable
hn we can not confer benefit readers than
their Messrs Sands m an
othrcoumn The bottle has recently quart
anu those VINO Wish areay good article will find
all me value the The experience of thousands
melue aH at the present than perhaps
iheashe uSei IN preparing the sysen ior Change ofsea.on
Home Jour, Sept. 1873.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail. by A. B&D
OF William New York Sold also by Druggists generally
throughout the United States and the Canadas Price al
per bottle-sx bottles. IS. mh24 I'm
s5' Sold also By SICKLES 4 CO.. No. "a MAG.
AzIFR STREET; H. KEIN.NEDY T. FITZP.4TRICR
9sTesessors 70 4ndrem OLirey Co CoRsgR OF BIEs.
"Hs ny " o9ss MOI Arp i nHeAz.sE STREETS T.
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OPINIONS OF PHYSICIANS.

ID. Townsend is almost daily receiving orders iron ~
cans ans in different parts Of the Union. o,..a,,
ns Is 10 certify, that we, the undersigned fhy.sss
the City Of Albany have in Numerous cases pescnps
Iownsends Sarsaparilla. and believe il TO be onsoi
valuable Preparations in the market
III. P. PULMs. Nh
J. WILSON, n. D.
r. b. BRIeGs, NJ
Albany. April, 1s47. p. e. ELxKaDoRf''
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-09

CONVENIENT COTTON TABLES
IN Ia We Iu, received copy Of little work, showing
ire cost OF Cotton per pound shipped either at Mobile
or New Orleans when landed the wharf at LiyerpooI
a any given pee Tate of exchange and eehs and also
showing the price OF the article Liverpool when the fac
tors comsons and other expenses added This work
complied and published by Mr James l.. Lawrence Of
fhs and Is OF much athmeiical labor and will no
doubt valuable and practical assistant to those
engaged in the staple. 1t is got up in neat style pocket
book form, and for sale by
DAVID FELT Il CO, "a Chartres st.
mhl5 b. NJ NORMAN Is (,amn ct
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s Il AVE ID EPOT.

]. BUDDY.
~ slave Yard and Boarding House, 15o GIavier
street, second door from Caroidelet
HOUSE SERVANTS and FIELD HANDS for sale
al ali times Slaves viii be received on beard or sold
on favorable terms The building large three-stoy brick
hose. and very eom-nodous as Slave Depot Particular
attention will be paid to the health and cleanliness. OF ali
sF
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-09

NEW FEED STORE,
ORDERS FOR HAY, CORN, OATS, BRAN, Pc
~ TATOJ.S, etc. promptly attended to.
L. CHAPMAN, 81 Tehoupt0uas street.
Refer encs-l. & r. GkDpEs. fialSdml Poydras.
COMPOSITION suEATLIEG NAILS 6, SPIKES
Esstfk LIS. cnln position Sha4thrns Nails 4 of an
lspt'O inch q Of an inch. and inch
5g0 !.s. t0WJOsi0a GllAatkng spikes to INCHES in
and tor sale low by
SAN. LOCKE. S and 9 Froat E.evse
myin bStYeeu Cust0nitausa and !,aViia ST.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-09

IN SETS North's Tinners' Tools;
III II 10. Peaks Improved Tinners' Machines:
500 boxes Tin Plate. ali sizes;
D.G1o lbs BIsziers Copper, 10 lib. to 90 ID. sheets;
~ casks Gernsn zinc, 10 o.. etc.:
500 bundles Iron WIFE, Nos Otto 10:
3o0 boxes Loaded Roofing Plates, l4y20 &c and TX;
Bucket Ears, Rvets Sauce Pan Handles "
Bucket Handles, Pressed Bucket Covers
Coffee Pot Tops, Lantern Horns Mica;
Perforated Tin for Coffee Gregues Block Tin:
Lead, Speer, Solder. ETC.. ETC.
500 jdls English and American Sheet Iron Nos ~ n 2T
For sale low by SAM LOCKE s and Front I.evee
myi0 Between Cusomhouse and I.en ,iil. SIS
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MEDICAL,

nR ii. A. FOURNIQUET-Oiic ST. Mary street.
IL between Camp and Magazine streets, opposite the
Magazine street Market at III. Gotdaans Drug Store.
LAFAYETTE, mha0 3m
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S2n REWARD

$50 REWARD
M LII be given for the apprehension of the Boy jim
~ who absconded from the subscriber the 9th 81
december last The boy about IA of age, dark -
critic complexion high cheek bones, rather engheDedA
Vlsasa aud 's snr'ghtly and intelh gent ~
fy2 RICHARD TERRELL. IS apa2 Ran ks A rcade
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-09

ANOTHER CURE OF SCROFUIA
Inc following striking and, will be seen permanent
cure OF an nveerate case of Scrofua comments Itself all
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-09

CULEN1AN7s IMPROVED PATENT PORTARLE
- UND tL.1TORY MILLS
NJ ANCFACTURED by w. ?. COLEMAN GiJod street.
4FA one door below Baronne, New Oaans These Mills
are IN sHccesful operation in the following States viz
Ohio, Sew York. PenRsylyan Virginia, Kentucky Indi-
ana. Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin Iowa. Missouri. Az
kansas. Tennessee alabama Mississippi Louisiana Texas.
hiexicc and Of their pertG5y the very
thing foF California. number of them have been pur.
chased recently for those Disgins.'.
KY Warranted to perform the satisfaction of the Dur
chaser. Or money refunded tnh1il w. 7. C..
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-09

A CARD.
nR, DODSON has returned from the North, and will
IL resume his practice Us ormeryespecay the treatment
Of Piles Fstuia diseases OF The Bladder, etc. Structures,
from whatever treated Tor radical cure without ihe
of caustc cutting instruments.
Dr. FLINT says lin writing for set OF my inst'umens):
The have reflected them, and experienced the
want of that kind of instrument, the better satisfied have
become that You have provided by ingenuity ana sk
surgical desderatuIn in that particular"
ay Ills newly invented and improved instruments oi
the retention and radca! OF HERNIA. adapted to
every variety of Rupture and, when well fitted worn
with ease and comfort The blocks do nbbe perspa-
and become offensive The springs are prepared to
sst effects and the be removed and
washed ut pleasure unequyoca testimonial of permanent
in both the aged and he young be examined al
my Office No. UNION street, Sc p! door from St.
Ghailssst. Wi d& F3m
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MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE.
Tennessee Marine ard Fire Insurance Company
CAPITAL, $4,000
Directors:
Gxo w. MARTIN. yAcoI MCGAvoCK, g. III. FoaG.
+; i; fpao, @A EhEIN. SAM LSEAY.
I.xvs e., sao-.,,,, JOHN NJ HILL, Pres't.
Ths long established Company, with the most ample
for the protection of its Policies, to take
RIVER, SEA and FIRE RISKS ON the ruos; liberal terms
at lis Agerey 10 HawOreans, al the Office oil
o1 PICKETT. PERKINS & co. 81 Magazine st.
ROUGH AND READY LINE OF oMNIBUsEs.
Am and after the the Carriages OF the above Lime
~ will be divided at Canal street, and - ss.sss,
Will leave each follows, viz
EiGst Csr rage from Government Wharf tc
sISha A. M
Last Carriage iton Covenant harto Canals M
fiist a.. Canal st. to Covenant Wharf. ga A. NJ
FI.t :. :. Lafsyetts to Canal street -,
Fint .. Csnal street to Lafayette ....-6& N.
FARF-1o cents each way from Canal street Tickets
81 per huildred-iof sale Ut the OF Harmony and
Loyee streets, aiayere corner of Moteau and Louisa
streets TliId Municipality aad by the Agent Canal 81
Its J. u. Si.AWSON " co.
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r.,ur ~, :, KAN AWAY.
fEsHE BOY DANIEL aged about 3d. complexion A.
copper color feet sore inches high stout butt ~
anu 'nenned 70 be bald. A suitable reward will be- "A
sp2af Howl n FORD, Il st Charles street ea--
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INR. WALLACE No. "a Arcade Passage,(ups rs,)
" New Orleans OFFICE HouRs-From A. o Il.
ORDERS left the Drug Store OF IL. Bonnabel. will be
attended to- ja26 lyd&W
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ID GET. W. WORTHiNGTON, General .8gert eaa
"a Collector Rodney. Jefferson county, Msssissippi. VII;
ssten guncualE to the Co1eohor Of Notes, Drafts Ae-
SG. this ard hasgnt,ern Usibopeo0urty.
einosard, Warren q o., 2gdney, 8i.s' 5shp Goo1ie.
Richard Beck, T. IL, * &. III. BaYiy New Orleans; ~.
< I:anfy. =. a. 3 pGniphas, Natchez James Gooiin.
Gircmnhu Ias, Hand, Philadelphia; J. g Iamss Leai.g.
en-: .hrs. E.selaEt. ErihnEse cnnnty. Mrs a,l.e
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feceiyed per recent arrivals from New York and ~
Pans complete assortment of Gentlemen supeTne 80
Ssss Black and Drab Beaver Russia Moeskin and -
hzss. Nu1ia II ATS, latest styles Also Infants Boys
ASan4 Youths Cloth and Velvet CAPS, of every va
rlety together with large assortment of all kinds OF Straw
HATS found in our markets such as Panama Leghnrn
Campeachy, Canada Straw, Pedal Patent and Jenny Lind
HAfS ChiifenS fancy trimmed Leghorn Rice, Pea ETC.
Al OF which we respectfully offer to friends and the
pubic the reasonable re ms wholesale and retail
az TIE FASHIONABLE HAT AID CAP STORE No
II Canal street, New Orleans. nhI sr.
The Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1843-1852, 1849-02-06

Reading.-At no period were there ever
more books read by That part Of Our popula.
ton most qualified TO draw delight and good
from reading and when we enter mechanics
Libraries, and see them filed with simple,
quiet, earnest men, and find such men now
sitting on stiles in The country, deeply sinking
into the very narrow and spirit Of we'll han.
died volume, where we used 10 meet them
in riotous and reckless mischief, We are proud
and happy to look forward 70 that wide and
formerly waste field, over VII feb literature is
extending its triumphs, and u see the bcnef
cent consequences thNtwliI follow TO the whole
community.
The Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1843-1852, 1849-02-06
DEATH FROM shIGHT COLD,

by neSectng those stn-enu,ions which common
sense Dictates many, very many fail victims to Their inn;
prudence. we have seen the young bride blnom;na -.
1t were as tue bd of pahdse and the fair flower Of hone
uIe Prs o. ner faher and the joy of her mother-her
oeek CHE nu"su WIN an''cipa'on. aud her eve beaminp
win the SOFT expression Of ov4-te gay dreams nr Ts
dancing on her iancy with the rich and varcgnted ,ts Of
."e ra,npowS promise. We have all this chamgel-
aye, me wedding garment Tor sroud and the Bridal
chamber ior this sepuehere the dead; and all this from
meg'cS"s common COLD Now. before it is too la,c
use In HO1EhS LNERWoRTH AND TAR which
rehei hs thousands of most intelligent
lan!iIs now admit Of its no" extraordinary cures Ths
gay The beautiful and the Young speak forth its praise
dcsphring family Preside ~ '''' '"e''' tue
See advertisements in another olumn
The genane are cold by
Feb IAMfbELL & SEAY.
dw.
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=, georgia ia" Road.-Vsry few rail roads in
tins country can show greater per centage Of in
crease IN their receipts or the last six months than
The Macon and Western Railroad, Georgia
From statement Just published. it appears that
the total receipts for August ls4S were Sl2.476,-
29 Tor August lS47, s9.44o.95, showing an in
crease OF S3,o35.G4 in favour of the former month
The Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1843-1852, 1849-02-06

4 Great Ropc.-A rev rope has been manu-
featured for the inclined plane Of the Columbia,
Pa Railroad, which is eight inches thick, over a
mile in length, and required more than thirty thou
sand pounds OF hemp for its manufacture. Ii was
made =" fve . paris. " and & OF course Sc I. 10 be put
ture Of such rope. beside the large amount Of
material used. a vast deal of labor. and stoge,ber
it is piece of work which. without machinery
could never be accomplished.
The Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1843-1852, 1849-02-06
THE LIMESTONE SPRINGS
ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL sCv1oou

VIZ &c opened on the Sh January, l849
HE locality being is well known in cvc.v respcc,
deslnhe, it is the intention OF the priuc;p, to make
inns permanent and thorough institution Inferior to none
ne course oi studies pursued, viii furnish cor1,te En-
g''sh Education fitting young for any huaacss capac
ny thcy may desire Having prepared several students or
he JUNIOR Class South Carola College, the principal has
hesitation in saying that he can prepsro obcr, r ts
slme standing III the same, any other college in the
noh IN all Enghsh branches, for ten months
o III proportion from the time of entering. and gratis
for those unable TO pay
Plenty Of excellent BOARD can be had in familiar =,
s. to 81 per month. ~
Apply by letter for farther information.
D. D. ROSA.
>e@' ~ ~ 5w.
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The British government have established reg.
VI, ular ,lne OF mail steamers between Singapore in
the East ladies', and Australia.
The Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1843-1852, 1849-02-06

CSSevcrai communications OIL file which will .,,..x
in due time The obituary of Mrs NANCY Fo,7x, ,v,o
died recently in Georgia. is mslsid we wou,d nh,;. !,
&c w could fNS'''" ~
The Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1843-1852, 1849-02-06

W. u. Watts. Esq, mas been reelected Ordin-
ary MAYOR ). ). Atwood, Sheriff. and Rev S,
las hniSht, Lax Collector Of Laurens District.
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THE YANKEE BLADE:
II Large and Handsomely Printed IYeekly
Jonrnal Deuoted to
Titnrafura Arf Edue,t;o, rr;t;., o.


Pu6sied evsry Saturday. at per aanuo i. advance
This LITERARY and FAMILY JOURNAL having. du-
ring the past Six years. met with the and un.
expected sncccss, the Publishers have made such i'm
provemeusih its character will greatly enhance ito at
racveness and veue, and render worthy of s, b,bar
four columns Of the " "
R:cAesf and most Interesting Stories of the Day.
Not only original. but the GEMS Of the European and
American Magazines; aud in all cases n preference will
be shown to such be published entire in n single
paper In addition its columns will be stored with
Popular Essays, by .A6!e Writers Choice
and Beautiful Poems :; Cleaning from
New Works !; Selections from For
eign Journals Transactions
from the French, German,
etc. ; NJ rth- Creating
Sketches, Johes,
Iphittings,'
Scraps, Ne,ps Items,
And every thing that give and pquancy ., tho
least In brief object will bo render it an nereea
pic, entertaining aud ever well FAMILY VISiTOR
ormmnS aYaNs with instruction and anuseme nt and es
Peciaiiy desirable to the Family Circle.
Address MATHEWS, STVEVENS & CO.
No. 1884 Washington Street Boston, Mass.
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When tho following named person. were ap
pointed, to wit:
For Spdrtan6wS-Mnj. ii. J. Dean, James
Cooper. Esq, and Col B. f. Bates.
-, Eor Chester-Msssrs G. L. Scaifc. Lit,leton
Hill and VIM McCully.
For Fairfield Thos.. .Lylcs, Jr., VIM. Edring-
ton and w. J. Alston.
For Neebcrry-Mes'rs. Jesse Maybin, Morris
Mayhlum and NJ. Suber.
For Union-Rev. J. Ii. Saye. b. II. Rice, Col.
X. Macbeth, b. J. Gregory, Esq. ]. l.. S. Hill
and q. Douglas.
On motion Rev. Jas. III. Saye, ~
Resolrsd, That the proceedings of this Conven.
lion he published in the Spartan and that the Pal.
metto State Banner. South Carolinian Charleston
Courier, Columbia Telegraph. and Laurensv,lle
Herald, arc requested to republish the same.
On motion Of Col. Hcrndon,
The Convention adjourned sine die
j. WINNSMlTH, President
VIM. J. KEENAN,, Secretary.
The Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1843-1852, 1849-02-06

US Attention is requested to the advertise
ment Of Messrs. MORGAN, WOODS, & Fosrs R
The Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1843-1852, 1849-02-06

w The length of Maj. HEsKr's speech which hos
ocen sci up from the mnuuscr, this week prevents
usual quota of Editorial
copies OF said speech may behad a, tho Office of fMessrs
HENRI DEAN.
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S OU TIL OLINA MEDICAL
ASSOCIATION.

1--WE Annual Meeting Of the South Carolina Medical
Il Association will be held on Wednesday the 2i., Feb-
ruary' Sbe,ng tho third Wednesday, 10 octck M,
~
IGe attendance of ali Diplomaed Practitioners in good
,'hs, throughout the State is respectfully invited
that occasonS The rule "rrurng that AN applicant for
admission into the Association shall he o,.mi,iu,cd hy
reow will not go into operation until after this
e." ASc;:"Is. rom attending, eau become members b-
authorizing of their friends the Recording Seer.
tary, To enroll thcr names,
The President and Directors Of the South Caolnu Rail-
road Company have with their accustomed Ecr.,tv "a.
aucct II" Fare on the Railroads half to all W In NAV
be disposed avail themselves OF the opporta 10 com.
oowa u. J. c. CAIN.
Rec. Sec. So. Ca. Medical Associm.inn
E All papers in the interior Il The State will six, The
above four conspicuous Insertions scn bs to tho Rs
cordins Secretary.
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T A L M F. tito OUSE.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

4 OIII ~.
sPARTASBCRG DISTRICT.
In the Court of Ordinarv.
"HEREAS I and L Banger hail applied to me for Ic,
w tersot Administration. with the III anne ed n all
and singular the goods and cattels, rights and credits Of
Jas BaImger late Of the District and State arorcsad do
ceased These therefore cite and aImnusb Nil ond
singular ihe kindred mud creditors Of the sad deceased
be and appear before mo- at our next Odnarv Cnnrt
for said District to be holden ot Spararburg Court House
oil the 10Th Of this instant next. show cause if any
why the said bottero OF Administration should not b.
granted.
r. EoWDEN, o. s. n.
feo'