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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-11-26

The following Interesting case is presented, and
the reader I;Iviirj 20 s careful nerusa-co!ilncnl
on such evidence rs mne .e$sary.
New York, April 26, 1917.
Aicssrs Sands: Genf"men-!1aving long been
afflicted with General debility, weakness, loss o APP
petite, &c. receiving no benefit from the various
remedies prescribed, ] concluded, about three
months since. t" make use of your SarSaparIlla.
now have the pleasure OF inior ling you that lis
effects have been attended with the liaPpest re-
suits in restoring my health, and AIN induced 10
add nv lcstimonv TO tic many others you already
poSscss, and those desiring lurlcr information,
personally rive the particulars Of my case, and 'hr
effects OF this invaiuab q medicine, by calling
30 Eowcry, New York. Yours respectfully
JANET MclNTOSil.n
This ccriiiirs that Mss Janet Mcintosh Is
known to IN: member of the church IN good
standing, aud worthy of confidence. .
J. :. SpENCRR,
Pastor Second Presbyterian Church, Brookyn'
Prcnared and sold wholesale and rcta by a.
e. II d. SANDS, Druggists and Chemists lUu
Fulton st corner OF William New York. Sold
also BY Druggists generally throughout the United
States and Canadas. Price 81 per bottle; sM
bottles Tor 50.
Sold at James x. McKan's, Camden, by DR. A.
MaIlov, Cneraw. a Fitch, Columbia. and lt"V'Iand,
llarral &. Co. Charleston.
10, S2-w:}m
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Executors Notice.
a LII those who were indebted to the late James
a X. McKain, 1t the time of his death, are hereby
called upon 10 come forward and make settlement.
And those having claims against his estate will
please hand them in properly attested.
JOHN ROSSER, Exc'r
Sept G, 1850. II
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Philadelphia

Made CAT and t.oai Wakln@ Shoes
Kid Ties and SiiprAr-: just received by
" ANDERSON & GO.
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G.. Y. ANTWERP,
MERCHANT TAILOR,

Keeps oil Hand and is constantly manufacturing
an extensive assortment Of plain and 'asiorab@s
garments, which will be sold at Reasonable prices.
The goods are got up expressly Ior asiasbtonabe.
custom trade, and will be found superiorIn work.
nans!lp and qnary have alsc ur lRtnd and am
daily receiving AL extensive asS,r,HEut CT shirts,
ard furnishing articles, choice and cheap. IsIall
sell 10 article but hat i. good AVID substantisl.
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Housn for Sale,
Bogardus' Planetary Horse Power,

Bogardus' Planetary H0rse FuWel,
n,IE subscribers have received Of the above ma.
chimes from the manuactorv of Geo. Vail d. Co.. ."
which they would call the attention Of those who want
nnwer. for Ginning. Saving or Grinding. Orders for any
t;nI " Mill, IRONS or CASTINGS will he pron,'uv
attended 10. McDC" ELi% En-
DS-A few Mill Cranks on hand.
Sept. 20, 1850 40
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TOUNCIl. will receive proposals Tor Keeping
Y the public Pumps in order in The town oi Cam-
den until the frs; y OF April ls3l' by contract
Persons wishing to contract for the same will hand
in their letters Immediately, stating tie lowest a.
mount they will dol it tor BY order n' council,
/. W. BALLARD, Y. Rccorper,
Oct lS IS
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i,i;il siudge0ns, &c.
Mil tiuG G.cnns, lGt 10 ~ ;ach
NEilI Crank<, assnrieI sizes
North Carolina. English and I:or,her Hollow
Ware, assorted. from 10 81 gallons
Paren, Iron AxIcs. TO =! iilch
Mil irons Of anv kind furnished 10 order.
McDOWALL g. COOPER.
JulyS 81 80
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A fine assortment u Silk and Fur Hats, of the
very latest styles, from ile house oI Beebe d Cos
or. JAIN 9. If
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French Rtra n6y,

FreMch Hrandy.
Superior French Brandy, for Medicinal Purpo-
ses For sale at
McKAIN'S DRUGSTORE.
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Family Medicines.

ISIISTAR'S Baisam; Townsend's Sarsaparil-
w la; Cherry pectoral; Rowand's Tonic Mix
ture Roche's Elnbrocatton, for hopping cough;
Eppings Sarsaparilla Snd Queens Delight DR..
Aliens Compound for the CURE OF DYSPEPSIA,
&C.; together with every article in the line, may
he had at H. J. DEHAl'S.
The subscriber has Just finished off lot Of Ma
hogamy Rocking Chairs in plush. Also Sewing
Chairs in plush and hair; very neat articles and
al unusually low prices C. l.. CHAITEN.
Chimney Screens,
OF beautiful patterns, with borders to suit
4 J Fnr sale by A. YOUNG.
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rastilieS % Paris.

rastilieS a9 Paris.
V1OR the allcva,inn and cure OF BRONCHITIS
4 and Other diseases o! tie throat now so preva-
lent in the United States. among Ministers and
other public speakers For sale by
sen, 70 T. ]. DELAY.
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Stone Qesga'yy as auction.

M I'LL be sold at Auction on TUESDAY, the Second ddy
w Of Apr at ten O'Clock A. NJ, the premises that
valuable Stone Quarry known the WORCESTER
SOUTH LEDGE, situated about two miles from the City
Hail. This Quarry of the BEST and easier of access
than any other in this vicinity it lies upon the height of
land and very large body of the stone above the surface
ready to be blocked by the quarer without the usual
labor OF removing the soil Although have been quar-
ed from this Ledge than half century, yet there APP
known depth
There ready market for this granite Worcester
VICINITY and to any one wishing to engage in this business
it presents opportunity
u Also at the time and place, will be sold lot of
Underpinning and Junck STONE frst-rate DERRICK
for hosting stone BLACKSMITH SHOP, Bellows &c.
Terms made known at the time and place of sale. For
further particulars inquire of J. L. WOODWARD.
Mllbury, March l8, 1850. dw2wT
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WANTED
G@as7g be Beet ,

TKVIIE subscriber would say to his old friends in this City
and vicinity that he has taken the well known Daguer-
reotype ROOMS No. l42 MAIN STREET, WORCESTER, two
doors north of b. L. Harden g. Co.'s Store where he pre-
pared to take AS GOOD PICTURES, and CHEAP,
be taken in this any other city, and them in Cases,
Lockcts Pins, and Rings NJ pains will be spared in giving
satisfaction Ladies and Gentlemen invited call and
examine specimens before sitting elsewhere.
March 49, DIFF ]. X. BUNDY.
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MANV PERSONS
Worcester County Convention.

A t A CONVENTION composed of some of the most re-
~ spectacle citizens of Worcester County held the
STORE of A. MACULLAR & Co. 1921 MAIN STREET,
WORCESTER, ii unanimously
ReSoted, That New Goods of the first quality at prices
from Twenty to Thirty per below what is ordinarily
asked, are just received and selling fast by A. MACULLAR
Il CO., and it further
ReSoiGed, That we will recommend all of acquan-
tances, i'll want of CLOTHING or FURNISHING GOODS
to lose no time in visiting this very popular Establishment
and by actual purchase, be convinced of the truth of the
above by calling the Store of
A. MACULLAR & CO., 1921 Main-St
Worcester March 81. dwistf
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GEMTEEL DWELLING HOUSE
ITO be sold 6yf .HsxCElOas.

IA IN THURSDAY, MARCH 2Sth, at IL O'Clock A. NJ
f.3 - on the premises will be sold the DWELLING
lMHOUSE, pleasantly situated STATE STREET re-
Gently built and occupied by Mr.. WILLIAM c. BARBOUR
The Lot is large, containing about 12000 feet and filled
with choice Fruit Trees and and beautiful Shrubbery
10 those who know the premises would be superuous
better and more convenient house cannot be found Wor
ceser The Rooms are large and well arranged for conve
nience and comfort and finished throughout that
ness and taste for which the builder Capt Edward Lamb
Is SO justly celebrated The door trimmings of the best
silver plate and the walls of hard nsh with five
the best quality of paint The Cellar is full Of house
and deep with heavy granite walls and divided
convenient apartments by brick partitions and paved
best possible manner throughout The location pleasant
ana the house OF modern architecture, with all the improve
ents OF the age, and aordng from the Observatory
view OF the city and its suburbs rendering it without excep
io one OF the most desirable residences that
IN Worcester or elsewhere.
The House will be open the morning of sale when all
who wish can examine the
Further information can be had by calling upon Mr. Sum-
ner Goss OF Mbury, Capt. Edward Lamb, Mr. William c.
Barbour or Geo. Bowen Esq. of Worcester.
should any from abroad wish the house before
Bowen. - = -
o. Also, one OF the best and most eligible BUILDING
LOTS in the City of Worcester adjoining the above and
pleasantly situated on the of State Harvard SIS
containing about $4,000 feet.
Terms liberal and sale positive no postponement on
account of weather
CHARLES P. BANCROFT, Auctioneer
worcester, March IL, 1850. dvists
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Farm for Sale or to F,et.

lrA SITUATED in Shrewsbury, IL miles west of the
@ ~ centre, and miles from Worcester containing so
kacres OF good Land, with many valuable fruit trees
thereo also good buildings good repair For further in
formation inquire of A d. NoURsE, near the premises
Shrewsbury, March %. dwtf
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8. W.. SELRY d co.

sne world MARSHS pATENr @sucle for LIGHT in
sed by the introduced, and now very 's r. rev
" Oil Lamps = Perfectly safe and free 10 hprs
comnos Sonc 1r the rns expense Of ia rS, Of
snt paT q S SSs s1s a1d
an o oody beautiful in appearance aSd G The Whole
ion oiSxeSs ht without grease smo ea 1
6ch they obtain amo sao paSc with article o
H. NEW VEN and and beautiful The above Of lgh and
and No esTGs Street opposite hc iss
iao mr. n The only Agent for W oseo's
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DWeIling ETOtlse fer Sale.

"a SITUATED in Cherry Valley, Leicester four miles
SaEM ~ from the City Hail. Worcester also Barn. Shop
and about one ofLand well stocked with various
kinds OF ruit The above offers chance for person
wishing to in the bucherng business as the subscr
Der has all the implements and carving on
the above business which he will sell low with or without
the premises The above premises would be good oca-
ton Tor boot and shoe manufacturer For further patc-
uars, inquire of the subscriber on the premises
March o. tI6tw4t HIGH BROWN
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IBassamarnisco House. Grafton
House Lois. Houses. sc.


A-A BEAUTIFUL LOTS, containing nearly an acre
MEi - EACH delightfully."- situated Paramount" half
Aa mile north of the Court House, unequaled for beau
y OF location and aspect for those who prefer live little
out and own a large lot for very moderate cost.
Finely situated LOTS Harvard Street. ON the elevated
land directly west of the Central Church. the most desirable
lots remaining in the market.
Very desirable Lots on the Brewery Estate the West
ern Railroad Depot, and in other parts OF the city,
Also, several Dwelling Houses in different parts of the
city, Good Gardening land by the acre. and other Rea,
property, for sale on the most accommodating terms by
Feb 10. eodistf d. s MESSINGER
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Wanted Immediately,

TX FIRST-CLASS SEAMSTRESSES at II. S. MooRE's
lC Fashionable Tailoring Establishment. Steady employ
ment and the highest prices given.
March 81 diff 2l3 MAIN Sr, under u S. Hotel.
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Grove Street Eve House.
Cheap Goods.

Cheap Goods.
XXE constantly receiving FROM AUCTIONS, various
w lots of CHEAP GOODS, which well worth the
attention of economical families and individuals. Many of
these lots sell quickly that they are not advertised
We would now call attention to
bales HEAVY SHEETINGS, in Remnants, at 81 cts;
bales Bartlett Cottons, IS nch SO inch, and 54 in long
remnants rs per under the wholesale price for piece
Goods.
Handsome Striped Curtain Muslins for l2A cts;
Copperplates and Prints for 81 cts
Better qualities, fast colors CT cts;
New Style China Pearl Bonnets, so cts;
Handsome Wro't Muslin Collars Ct cts;
Real Thread Lace do 12l cts;
New Spring De LANES, at l2i cts
do Merrimac, Cocheco and Hamilton Prints, 10 cts
Heavy Al Wool CARP ETS at As cts;
do Cotton Warp do in bright coors at SO cts;
do All Cotton do for shilling;
10-d by l2-4 Comterpanes for 80;
And variety Of other goods in all departments, equally
cheap. CHAMBERLIN IL co.
March 90. DIV
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Visifcs and NHamtinlas.

NIE are now manufacturing from our NEW fokk ana
w PARIS PATTERNS, splendid assortment OF sAcks,
vlstTEs and MASTILLs of the best materials ara "orA
manship, and trimcd in the latest style .,,,,,o
March 20. DIV HENRY ~ CIIAMBEKLlN CO.
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House for Sale.

E~ \ NEW and thorough built two story HOUSE,
MnR containing IL rooms, well finished in the most
modern STYLE conveniently arranged, an excellent
wen OF water with 1000 eet of Land 1t is pleasantly To-
Gated ON eminence, within three minutes wan of the
Post Office, commanding delightful prospect of the city
anu surrounding countrypresenting opportunity rarely
found Tor those wishing to purchase. Terms liberal In
cure at BROWNS Real Estate Agency Office, No. S
CENTRAL EXCHANGE. d6twtf March 81
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-11-08

The GREAT New York UNION MEET,
ING.-The New York papers received by
yesterdays mail, contain the detailed pro.
ceedings Of the great Union Meeting held
in tina, city on Wednesday evening last
Our columns are so much occupied with 9th
er malters,as to prevent Us, even if we were
so disposed, as 10 give place TO an extended
synopsis Of their proceedings. 1t is, how
ever, due 10 our readers to say, that we
observe nothing in them of such dist,nc.
the and active character, as TO suppose
that any grea, good is to be the result Of the
demonstrations made.
One Of the resolutions. approbatory Of
the enforcement Of the Fugitive Slave Bill,
will meet the hearty CONNIE ndalion of eve
~ friend of Southern Rights-and the
paragraph Of Mr.. Webster's letter, in re-
ference 10 this matter, in which he says
that at is The law Of the land. and as such
Is TO be respected and obeyed by all good
ciizens," and that he has "hpard no man
whose opinion is worth regarding, deny its
consIiluilonalIiy"- that eft remains To
he seen how far the deluded. and deIuders
will 60 on IN this career OF faction, folly
anG crime"-desrrves thu applause and sup.
por, Of all who recognize the cons Itu:Ional
Obligations imposed on the several States,
Oh Cor.
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WAsHINGToN, Nov. |

The statements made in several quarters,
that the Executive has determined TO en-
force the execution of the fugitive ACT, are
correct. The President has repeatedly in
timaed his determination TO execute the
law 10 the letter. The suhjec, has also
been under AMUSEMENT in the Cabinet,
whose views coincide with those OF The
President. Mr.. Webster and Mr.. Critten-
den are still absent. The City is very dull.
but preparations for the session and the re-
ceplion of vast crowd of visitors, are ev.
cry whele visible.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-11-08

SOUTHERN DIREcT TRADE WITH ENo.
LAND.-Sevrra persons from the Southern
States. went Out from this port, by the last
steamer. for The purpose of making some
new commercial arrangements, in Eng.
land. by which direct trade may be open.
ed between the South and the trade OF Eu.
rope. Southern capitalists are largely in.
'errsled in this movement, and their agents
will effect. doubtless, some measure of
great importance.
The cause Of such enterprise, on Tho
part OF the South. Is TO be traced 10 the bel.
li.erent attitude of the Northern States.
which are chasing a political abstraction.
to end in most deplorable overthrow Of
our commerce. The people of the South
are quite as active in deeds as those OF the
North are IN words; and this action, on
their part. is hut he sign aud symptom Of
other movements which will assuredly en-.
sue If the anu slavery agitation is coniin.
ued among US. We are sure Of it.-N Y.
Herald.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-11-08

IMPORTANT TO MILL OWNERS. We in:
vite tie tenlinn of mill owners particular
ly to the advertisement in lodny's paper for
"Reuhen Rch's Patcn, Centre Vent Iron
Water Wheel" This wheel is said TO be-
far superior to any now in use, in every re-
spcct. There is enc now in operation al
the Mill Of Mr.. Ge'iys. in the vicinity OF
this place. aud There the agent for Ens
Trnncssee, Mr.. Bigham. invites persons to
cal and see for themselves. He can fur
regard to its great advantages over other
wu,er wheels.
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BALTIMORE, Oct. 81

The Governor of PENNSYLVANIA has iSsu-
ed his Proclamation. declaring fifteen De
moriauc and 10 Wing Members elected to
Congress- from thar State ne has also SET
apart Thursday, the '2h of December as
a day of Thanksgiving and Prayer.
The Bank al Danvers, Mass. was al.
tempted to be robbed last night. The rob-
Der was shot dead in The altempt, and
proved 10 be = son Of one of The Directors
OF the Bank.
So many fugitive slaves having lately
taken refuge IN Canada that there is some
apprehension of their being starved Out,
and numbers are returning to the States.
-Four thousand bags Rio Coffee sold in
Baltimore today, at ll4c. The stock is
now nearly exhausted.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-11-08

A poet of TOnawanda, whose "bet,ar
half" had bsented herself from his domiciI,
thus warns tine public against harboring OF
trusting her on his account:
E"n'ce my wife, has grown quite lewd,
And left me in lonesome mood,
She'> gone in spite Of friends and church.
And went TO live with Timo'hy Mnrcb.
She left my board. aud took nv bed,
She carried IF my meat and bread,
Know ye. therefore, who read this "a oer.
That since she has cut this reckless caper.
will not pay . single fraction
For any debts Of her contraction.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-11-08

IMPROVEMENT IN STEAM ENGINES. "A
trial has been made at ChnrlerOi of n newly.
invented engine. tn" motive power Of which
operates in completely different manner
from that nov in use. The inven Or. M.
Hector do Callins, q Sandman engineer,
proposes by his plan to increase .ocomo,
tives. to give them an adherence four time.
greater than they now have. and TO df crra Sc
the expense OF fuel. This new machine.
which is called after King Charles Albert.
promises to realize all the calculations of
The inventor. By the pressure of only one
atmosphere The wheels made 300 revolutions
a minute. which would give speed Of 81
leagues ao hour. The B"lgiun Minister Of
Pub ic Works has appointed a committee
of engineers to report to HIM on the exper-
iments which are to take place on the Gov.
eminent lines. and has ordered every ns>is.
lance 10 he given to the inventor to fucili.
tate his oSject.-Gaiignani.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-11-08

NEGRO KILLED BY HIS MAsrER.-We
learn that negro boy belonging TO Mr..
Rober, Jones of this county was killed by
his master on FRIDAY nigh, 25th. The me-
gro had been to town to witness the hang
ing, and being under the influence Of liquor
when he returned home, attacked his mas
ter with knife and succeeded in getting
him down when Mr.. Jones drew a knife
and cut his throat. This is one Of the NOR
al lessons OF a public execution. We sup
pose that nothing will be done with Mr.. J..
as II was entirely in selfdeience.-Ruiher.
ford Telegraph.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-11-08

mr. GS3ITERFEIT-rhc Charleston News
Of the lst says: We have been shown. this
morning, counterfeit 500 bills of the Bank
of the State Of South Carolina, which, we
understand, are circulating in Georgia.
The plate is extremely well executed, but
the imitation Of the signatures is Sd defec.
tive ns 10 be easily discovered by those &C.
qunin'ed with them. They are made paya-
bic to |. D. Morderai, or order.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-11-08

PURELY VEGETABLE.-"My dear sir"
SAID V"g"'nhe doctor I" his patron, whom
on entering the house he was surprised TO
find wIdo"er, ibid your wife suffer much
in tn" last struggled"
mo, .n'her guess not" said the be.
reav"d husband, with apparent resignation.
"Thank heaven!" exclaimed the bota mic.
''for the light which SCIENCE impar,s."
throwing lack his head and turning his cyes
towards the concnve horizon, ard Al The
snme time thur-'ing his hands into his
breeches pocket; 'this is truly an age of
discoveries! knew she could not suffer.
Tor had gwen her the proper remedies 10
make her die easy. l always do that for nv
patients ;tISn discovery Of my 0wn-it
Is purely vcgelnbe!"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-11-08

A company for insurance against acct
dents on railroads has been in successful
operation in London Tor some time. and we
observe that Two similar companies have
been organized in this country, one in Bos.
ton and the other in New York. The Ne W
York Post states that 10 consequence o.
the recent accidents on the New York and
Erie railway. one of The largest express
com panies has insured the lives of ali ITS
on that road. The premium
of insurance is very low. and The results
are highly beneficial 10 the travelling COM
munity.
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LATINGLISH.

Pucr stetit on fence.
Caneus carnlina aloud,
Ell in regular cadence,
Ell polens he ne'er had Plowed.
Can't Of poor Mary Blame.
Intermiria with Old Ned,
Diril that she gave him pain,
Ell lille had smooth ba d head.
Tolnit he had a cnke-
Cum bottle of good beer,
Jurauii he'd ride the gate.
Neque pro king would care.
Dunn canebat merrly,
Taurus pitched across the yard;
Prohibmit his nei"dy,
EtprJecit him right hard.
Sic upon this lIfe's high fence
Siamus for little while.
Dunn old mors doth put US hence,
Iactus nos to Hades vile.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-11-08

How TO EXAMINE WELLs.-The follow
ing simple mode of examining a we'll, to
ascertain whether It contains any offensive
substn nee, has been recommended as eff
cient:
Place a common mirror over the well in
such a way as I" catch and throw the rays
Of tine sun directly to the bottom Of the
well. which will instantly De illuminated 10
such a manner that the bottom can be dis.
timely seen. The sun is in the best sl,ua.
ton 10 be reflected in The morning or after.
noon.
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BosroN, Nov. |,

The jury In the case Of the Danvers
and examine each witness separately. Ii
is SAID that some startling Developments
will be made.
SECOND DrsPArcH-The coroner's Jury
in The case oil the bank robbery have re-
turned their verdict, jus,if!,ng the wssch-l
man for shooting Page.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-11-08

sSIndiana has. according to a State
Cen.u. Just taken, about l3S.000 white
ma e adnlts. an increase oftwenty per cent.
in five yesr.. This indicates a population
Of abou, 100000. Indiana will hardly in
crease her representation in Congress under
this years Census.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-11-08
BALTIMORE, Nov. 4

"lon," The Washington Correspondent
Of the Baltimore Sun, in letter 10 that pa
per, says that President Fillmore has issued
orders for the immediate concentration Of
Troops al Boston. for the purpose, il neces-
sary, OF sustaining The Fugitive Slave Law.
and TO aid the proper officers TO carry the
same INTO execution whenever it may be
found necessary.