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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-01-18

LoCoFoCo CONVENTION Rich Deoel.
opements.-The course of the Hamilton
county Delegation in voting for Judge
Wood has created decided sensation in
the ranks Of the disorganizers. This
county, in her law-violating proce edings,
has depended upon the Democracy of
Old Fairfield and other counties to sus-
tain her; and now when her vote was
wanted to nominate an honest and favor
ed child of Democracy, she ignominious.
ly forSook her steadfast friends and gave
her support to Locofoco of easy virtue,
She was set down as certain for the Col
onel but the result shows that his friends
counted without due consideration.
Judge Spaulling swears terribly at the
result. His Senatorial prospects are
somewhat dmmed, as Judge Wood il
placed in the line of "safe precedents,
and the former now affirms that Hamil
ton county must be left to take care d
herself.
Whitman, the "lion" of the Senate
sits sulkily in his seat, and allows the les
ser lights of that body to fight the bat
ties of disorganization. His last friend
was sacrificed by those for whom his tai
ent and time have been exhausted, anc
no now "views the battle from afar" re-
gardless of the result. This accounts 70
his absence from his seat and his silenc,
when there, for he is not one to allow
slight indisposition to check him in hi
course, when an advantage is to b.
gained or honors won. He feels tha
those for whom he has ba,tled So Justify
have not appreciated his assistance.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-01-18
We are glad to hear it.

CoTILLoN PARTY.-.The music of
Tall Hite aud Atwood, at the Cotillon
party, on Tuesday evening, was lit
tie the "tallest" that has been heard
in ballroom for many day. The mu.
sical God of mythology, could scarcely
have succeeded better in enhancing his
audience. 1t put life and spirit into the
dancers, and
Bright eyes looked love to eyes that spoke again,
And all went merry as the marriage bell.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-01-18

The Mayor Of New York, in his mes
sage, says there are about three thousant
juvenile thieves in that city.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-01-18
,ImAf Receixed

A SUPPLY of SURGEONS Pocket Instru
n. ments, Tooth Keys and ForcePs,, a variety
Of Trusses, and the best Supporters and Shoulder
Braces ever offeredin this market
GEORGE KAUFMAN
Lancaster, August 10, ls49 Ia
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-01-18

MRs MARIETTA l.. MErCMF, aged 81
died at Pormouth, on Friday evening
last. Her dramatic talent was ofno mean
order, and those who witnessed her per-
formaces here, were we'll pleased. But
she has played her last scene upon earth.
Her acting now is upon another board.
She leaves behind her a husband and
young child.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-01-18

~ The Postmaster at Mt. Gilead,
Ohio, advertises a letter directed "To
the Man that Peddles Cheese to the
North with Two Mules"
The man who wrote it, must have al
lowed his memory to be peddIed about
with one Jackass.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-01-18

VA shabby genteel young man en-.
tered tradesman's store the other day.
with his hands crammed in both pockets,
as it they were flush with the rhino.
"Mr. J -, said he. al believe | am
indebtedto you sixty.two and half cents,
borrowed somewhere about a year a.
go!'
"Yes, sir." replied the tradesman,
smacking his lips and holding out his
hand to receive the ready cash. IL am
glad you have come, for | had almost for
gotten Il itmyself"
y "Ohi | never forget these things" sale
the fellow; ii like TO have all thing,
square. so | want you to lend me thirty
seven and half cents moro, which will
make il even money"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-01-18

FUGITIvE SLAyEs.-The bill intro.
duced by Mr.. Mason to provide for the
more effectual execution of that clause
of the Constitution relating to fugitives
from labor or justice, permits the owner,
his agent or attorney to present oral tes-
timony or an affidavit to any United
States judge, commissioner, clerk. mar
shall, postmaster or collector, who it sat
isfed with the proof are to give ceriif.
icaio to the person claiming the fugitive,
which shall be sufficient warrant for
taking and removing said fugitive.
The second section empowers the a,
bove officers, save the marshal, upon pre-
Rentation Of similar testimony, to author.
ize the marshal to become slave. catcher
whose duty il is TO arrest the fugitive and
bring him before any one Of said officers
The third section provides for pen
atty of one thousand dollars against any
person knowingly aiding or abclling in
the escape Of Slave, or obs,ructing or
hindering the owner or his agent in the
pursuit of one, or harbOring or concealing
him after notice.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-01-18

6TThree drunkards. named Walkup,
Parkhurst. and Evans, were frozen to
death at Maysville, N. Y, leaving wives
and families. a.r
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-01-18

GREAT MANUFACTURES OF U. 5. ARMS
The Springfield Republican says they
are turning out new muskets at me ar
mory at the rate of 1900 per month be-
sides rapidly changing flint lock mus
ket TO percussion, and making few car.
bines. The number Of men employed
is larger than at any previous period
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-01-18

Onions, WOMEN AND ToAsrs. The fol-
lowing are specimens of the Sentiments
proposed at supper Of the New Eng
land society in Chicago, H., on the 22uIt;
The fair Onion. weeders of We,hers-
feld--Angels among vegetables--they
have always "a smile on their lip, aud a
tear in their eye"
Yankees--Plymouth Rock their birth
right, and a pocket full Of rocks their
Inheritance.
Wooden nutmegs--the fabled product
ofthe little State Of Connecticut. Where
can we find graterl
New Ensland's Daughters--lndustry
and virtue being their Inheritance they
blush upon being kissed by the rising sun
in the morning, aud are not ashamed To
be kissed by tho setting son in the even.
ing
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-01-18

FRAUD IN New YoRK--The arrest
of Drury, leading to that of Ashley, has
now been followed by that of James Ar
lington Bennett, who has been arrested
for forgery aud committed in default of
bail, which was placed at $50 ,OOO He
has hitherto sustained good character.
lived in style and was free from all sus-
picion, He was formerly a Mormon
General.
1t is supposed that the trial of the
Drurys will bring out sumo astounding
developements Of crime in New York.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-01-18

In RESPONSE to our article of Monday
morning last, the Daily Scioto Gazette,
says:
"As to the charge of having "forsaken
the Valley Road" aOe beg leave to be ex-
cepted. On the contrary, we devote
more or less attention to it nearly every
week"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-01-18

Caps! CapsM Caps!!! Caps!H
VNHE finest lot of FUR CAPS ever brought to
Muskrdt, has just been received, and are for sale
ow by NJ. SMALLEY.
Lancaster, December 10. 1919 lwdwtf33
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-01-18
n The election of a Wing Clerk, b

~ The election of Wing Clerk, by
the vote of eight Southern Democrats
has created considerable dissatisfaction
in the Democratic party at Washington.
Senator Chase had already declared that
a National Democratic party could not
stand; and now Amos L. Wood, anoth-
er democrat from Ohio, says that "he
is glad that the South Carolina members
have taken their true position at last
He hopes to see no further connection
between the Northern Democracy and
them" Mr.. Wood, it is but fair to state,
had not received the proceedings of his
State Convention upon the subject of
Slavery. A correspondent of the Balti-
more Sun says that "Mr. Forney, in his
fall, like another Sampson, has pulled
down the Democratic edifice with him.
His defeat has sown seeds of bitterness
and dissensinn that will afford plentiful
harvest of discord, during the session."
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-01-18
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA.
Fonrleen days later from Europe

arrival Of Col. Webb-ThsAtsnsd War be-
tween Austria and RWssia-RevOlt OF n
gland -Canada-Aaa arkets, 80.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-01-18
wednesday, january Ie, IsAO.

ScIoro AND Ho5EtNe VALLEY RAIL
RoAD.-FOr Information upon this subject,
the reader is referred to the letter Of our
Columbus correspondent and an article
fiom the Ohio State Journal. If any,
thing is done it had better be done quick
ly. We have talked long enough about
these Railroad enterprises and something
more substantial is needed. 1t is an i'm
provement that demands the co.opera-
tion of all our citizers--their united en-
ergy and means.
Shall Lancaster, shall Fairfield county
be outstripped in the race of improve
ment and progress, by all their neighbor
ing towns and countiesF
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-01-18

DrcksSs does MOI give his usual Christ
m as book this yeat.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-07-17
~~oS.I4AS-.

Among the plants brought hsntt by the
3lixplsring Expectation, ie',a most Iboa,ttifu
aaiDaainshn of.tsc celebrated Pitcher Hiatt
Vow grown to considchable,hcRbt. .gfhiS
3R|Rntour readers will rccollees. ,nbia aihls
lq iAc stony and sterile parts .oe iro tsant
3of !aSR fgtau, ,wlich,, wona itarti toI tl,is
vegetable wonderii small birds and Quad
|rupeds would be fHced to migrate in quest
3ofwater. Atihc foot stalk of each is :
! sshag, shaped exactly like apitchcr Furnished
iwiih a.lidraud, hagiSg.a Alsl .Qcliinge nha,
lpassos 'tycn the handn of of,lsa'pitchcr, iAnd
;connec&s il W,h.thc leaf The hinge lisa
]stdopg Gl,rc (which contracts in showery
Observation-Disclosures dew falls. Ntmcr
iotis lithls,Rnbc.s Gllpd with frcsl.Watef are
thus tHld. forth, then the hoated fibre be.
Igins to cXpap4 and closes the goblc, ST
Iirp!ly, ae+n.prc>npt evaporation, peccludhis
IA, further supply till called for by the wants
|of another day.--Epening Ncws.
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and an incorrnptablc soul; he il Tie MAJ,
20 lead the uncils Of the South ,hroush
inc s.o,rmlng deliberatiqus of eqF, NaIionS
BY Robert w. Burgess. E'a&cM. S"~
,s,Ias ,,;s pa .e stood ga'lantlY at Zee hcsd d
The blood.Htained 5elds SfEburuubuscSS and
Chapultepec; may we soon, see him Coy.
ernor nt the palpetto State. / :"
By T. ToYchbtrys lVo,vE. W. Rirk.
sns-fiis sonl.:s,iring cloqucnce in ,hd late
,sa MashS,iie hsnli Go9yspEo"\ las Nell sas,aincd
one Of sop,S pBS C;aats9iiRSs ;as maEt sblc,..S,atssS,
men and; ;gitts1,}g grators. " . !,
by 4 iSIsI2a;;5t. Eaida5e,ndons Gel. iF4E,
fy Exists, GcsHgFa u: 6SSias: we{eeI ba.l l!Ae
lead cad; on. }nd.~e fol!9T;,pqdr IL strife q'usi
come, t3 him wf,pfQRl,atieWN. look, al the
fcderacy."
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.SHERFBF'9 SAEE,S,

/ .By virtue of Observation-Disclosures me
directed. will bc soAl nhSnnitcr C,6,rt House
iion'he tirst Monday ;,ni day following; il,
August next, within The legal hours of Sale
I" Tue highest bidder, for cash, the following
|prepcrty. Purchasers to pay for titles:
Goods in Store, levied on as the propcr,y
|of A. Chlsbo!n, ut the snir'oc r. X Co,ani,,
81 Bpllcs,
=. Ono r'ssro. ittie,t.en Us TN. property of
w. L. H1ogG'n, at the suit of f. A. J. Ga.
Ky, .4i,imintor.
One Lnroncll and Harness, levied ON us
tho property of 6. ID. Gayle, AZ the sui, of
IS. ). Farrir and others.
HARVHY SKlNNER,>S. IS. y.
~jnly l2,5SlS. T;
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Carolina ,Samter Dist

Dy w. Lewis, Esq, Ordinary for Saio
District.
Whereas, l.. Is. Hanks hath applied &c
me'for Letters Of Administration, on a1fand
singular the goods and cllatthIs. fights and
:rcdits Of John Hanks, Tate Nbi the said
District, deceased.
These src,.t!tGrefoft, TO ,titc and adrnon-
isli hlls:nd singular, tile kindred and crerli.
,oM'of-the said ,trccasrd, 10 be and aynear
before me, at chr NEXT Ordinary's Cbnri ljr
the said District, 'to''bc holden at iSGmicr
Court House ON Friday, TIE 10Th day OF
lsly ins.., TO slew Cause, il: ;iiit. why the
said should Hottie granted
Givc1, nh1er my hand and seal this
Dil, day "i July, in the year of our
'.'s.l Lord "heithHnsund eight hundIcd
and fifty, and in the 18th year ui
American Independence.
W.: EEWtS, 'o.''f y.
..'dly lOi 1850. ~ ~ = y
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Stock of Messra Hva h4'IE;Is
PlBag4e@ &DCo,
ss AEy H3.E 1B. CREW =
On aeGouat ofMf Jmtriscraeust,sG
.oycnrusfuy.i

l/h @eGohhI rf fRc t'nirfTscrHcstg t;At' 0ii
"",ccnneinr:i.
ssAEy R3.+ 1B. CREWS. I
lOn'TUESDAY, 2:}d inst, at 10 o,clocr
VIII commences the sale; b,cnuc,ior, "a,
my storei 10. NcmiuB7 Ranrr, of the
SIRCMFOFSi FAikTSR ,S!r HYATT
M'RlSEXESf&'CO: saved FROM rfyc ;trt
OF "Wednesday morHna, Man ata on. IL.
count ah'hc underwriters and m 'coi.,
l.. ccCuaLkri:::
Ra>MnOIGIM S,C assimc1es. ,sv,.,,a
i si .Sat,acls y
sTwscda .Aipacag Iso1ubazincs,l c,,r,en' !;
Cloth
Red. and white Flanncls, Merinos. Drar
i - i'Ete
CEoton and Mon:arey Coa,ings, I.yoncse
A Cloths
aCasl,rneTei, Circassians. NJ. de- I.,os
4 Cashmere
Prn;s, Ginghams, l.twlis. aas-rqdt, Fksrig
= plaids
firnha'ImeS'' Tissue cN"'lnr;noS.Hr,s AID
DrIEanstTs
saIhis!i. lancnsl. h.s~nsI. I.rcri, y>ar!a,k
l.lncti StrCtings
bso":n alid!Nshitc Hollands, white and col.
orcdrNalls
sspowlah, fHntn Table Cloths, l.. C.. Hand
4 "Adrx3licfs !
lsrochc, Silk Muslin and NJ. de- l.. Sharls
AEelve' and Silk VcstingS, Merlup and
4 Cashmere do.
iSleached and brown 4Ih,'ings AnG sheet,
ingS. Bobinct
iStrpcd Cambs. h.:,~iss.;,alJU JUco.lci Mu{
'.riins =
a'AraofI:GltekE neni,ng'ltckrngS, Ctc1uiT
J., a3
Blue DrillsI lInckahacks, Spool Cotton
Pearl and Agate Buttons, Nerona.anI Mad.
ra-S Itdkis.
lina, RihhsnI; pnrasos. =
4 cCdmlitins c,ssEI.
Juls~i7 Is If
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U Drowned, OH the 9Th July, whilo
hhaath'ng in the Plscataqua Lake, in New
AUGUSTUS WILL'M HowLANp,
asidest son OF our respected fellow-citizen,
lynn. HowLasD. Esq. He was youth OF
lIbeGal education, and of noble, generous
1'npulscs, and his melancholy dcathwill BE
monrned by all who knew him. $50 says
lihc Charleston Mercuru -.
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NEW GOODS,
Sust GseccivG.i by Brown, Lee

S~'SA' - 1Sh " "AS ASs
81 Co.,
WHICH THEY WILL SELL As LOW AS CAI
DE runcnAsFDJJRis sIDE, .2s. EIbbfRLEsTos
EVERY variety Of DRY GOODS, consist
ing Of I:.....
:. Black and colnrel Alpncha; ,. - !
Blnck.ahd celOrcd Burrce;
j Plnin and conled silk TissiicI
White and rnprcI Nuslins3r., 49,.
-. t:plglains and AIuslins do, Ehan,bra} do;
:. Hack Italian nnI SILK Cmvnts,
Ladies' 'Silk k do, - .:.,... i,,q:. "'i''
ainbric. and Muslin E,igiIig and Insttiilig
iioo'', MYslimnnd. Swiss. do,
l!lchcleJnnd. Brown TJiiriings>i", ;,
' Errrt, W. riciy u!tir.is arid Tn,ilts' Gluyoy,
Mite, ,Gr:, ..,.~, !; ~
White. Black. and colorcd 5Iosc.
lIisi, and Brown Liurnsuf,l lawns, -
hnglish, French ui,d American printa
Furniture tr:;. :,
Nrl Eye,Dapr. Russia +lo.,
llaMas, EnS .anJ, Ctdann Osiiabdrgst
sur, Pnnh'na, L"shurn, arid Palm t.cnf
;,liniA,r., .,I v.."' ,.;i
boots and. Hhaes Of every variety;
hook. Qn'l StatSniary, 50.
Crockery, Hardware and Cutlery,
brown md 1oa suht;irrs, ,nJ !,
Gi'tf:e. M"lahses 4'cnH'nw'!rr and !Slsot,
Spanl,h ind Anicriran. .Srgurs, ~
ltai,ins. Figs. Dates, Almonds,
S"'lrnnd Wine GraGkers, Al, !.
4 iinn Ia, NprIh CaF,lnn BACON nn! Lard.
.. tarrnn Ware. Iron and salt. .":S
May - 2.,:r
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Executors Notice,

/ "l'!c Creditors nf WIN. r rtcs, Esu.
'dtccaSrf are called upon To present IL TIC
|Subscf'her their tscf:'ands. properly attest.
Icd according I" law. Aud those Indebted
i" the said dcrtaIct is make payment.
w. l:.KlES.. E:uscr. QnulihcL =
| July !l :}j II
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Fare Reduced to. $40 from@
IydER fsasssEsa Hassas sSl1
Charleston tUNeW-Y York.
I4fE GREAT MAIL ROUTE FROM
: CHARLESTON, Sc,


\ j!EkVlNG >ke Wharf at the foot Of
i.aifrons-st. daily at ), p. h,.altcr the
8 arrival OF tho Southern cara via Wll.-
aMlNTrON, aud WElDONtN. C.M'E.
aTERSEURGi, WClIMOND.t ito, w !Bsli.
AlSGTON; nALTI MORE, 1fllI.AI}EL-
aPrIlA. .>anh ~ YORK.
i The public is respectfully iMoyu E,lat
sthc 'stcaIncfs of Tin, lind, from Ei;rlEs,Ut,
Sto Wilmington, apt in first rals cond ion,
sssantl are nuvigatetl by well knotn and oxpc.
at'ehctd ctdcommanlcrs,. and the railroads. are
gili'iinc order, thereby securing sa,nty both
s;thd dispatch. 4 THROUGH n'FltRBT
dhaving already been in operation will be
jcontinned on and after the first OF Oct.
9lSl9, as Il pcfnlantnt afyangcueut from
acharlcst"n td New lyfk., t,astcnEcrn
aavalling themselves Thereof, w1l .hayt tic
2op,ion either IL Continue wit,out delay
3'hroiigl!. the route On otherwise 10 stop a,
5any of the Intermediate points, renewing
athcif seats on the line io snit tlsir convc.
JiGnct. BY this route travellers may
dreach New York on the third Aay during
I hours, if'agggaGt viii be ticiG'ed
snh hoard,hc St6ahicfto Weldon, aslikc.
awisc on ihe change Of cars, at the interInc,1
adiattc points from thence to M. Irk.-
9i4ftotgh Tickets $50 each, "an alolr be
I had from T., WINSTON. Agent If the
sWilminglon apl Raleigh, Il. II. Company,
aat the office Of the Company foo, of l.au.
3rcns-strcc,, to whom plcash apply. For1
s"thcr information inquire ,nf :.
/ l.. C. DUNCAN
AZ the American Hotel, CharrSio, S. c.
1 MAY Q % ~
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sra|C&nDn@ans

Married, on the l0sb inst, in St. PhiIips
Church, Ehaxleston, by the Rt Rev: G. F.
Gadsdens RonERr A. YoyGrr, Esqr. of
Fairfialdiao Miss AlAsaFAREr II. ,I;oot,S, OF
|Sumtcr. Il :.
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l1M0tiCe,

rSttaytffTon! The T;Siil>cribcr,. on the ln,l
|M'frnc. 'Hc,wc9n 'Inchestci AID Williau
Weeks ~ Springer slu, Php, flesh marked
white with liver colorcd ears, aud spu
pm her right side. OF the same color. vii
b.. thankful for any information directed Il
Friendship .p.'n
:" WH HFNANcts Rf~rHd,fs.
Nta- I'd -. ,G : 4,
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Great Bargains!
Selling off ssi First Cost,

|" TIE HttNscr''t.r !u,ptdihS'to move "a Charles.
,th:nft.rs lis nrcscn, t,dtk'if Go~Is tor Sale u,
FFiSq' CDSf,' rriiskllNr Of II iHt!l selected
stU,'kb bf Dry Goods. "tf65es,5. dnm Cr@chry-
rdrr,
'cfG+- rtr-"is 'il,r,ir"ns of pur, hn>ing cheap,
would do' we'll - c.il nltl Mhmli.c ,jr them.
selves.
HuB!;RT tROGHAN.
. !Snm,crvillr, IDLY 10 37-:h
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: :,sIGescc.

"a ch:pariAthEir HIS this day been formed by
the mndrIsicnt'i. for The TRANSACTION of FAC
forage AND COMMISSION BUSINESS
under the title "f WIN. NJ. LAWTON ~ co
WAI. VI. LAWTON.
:. Il. WAINWRIGHT BACOT.
W..'WaI. NJ TAH>EOR.
JOSEPH Il. DILL.
=, - T., ohlce l3 S",,,h,'rn Wharf
Charleston, :. c., July lst, 1850. 31-3l
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:. Beef Becf!

tT'it Snl!srif,tFs are killing Bcefiih. best the
district will nitnr,i,) three times u week viz =
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday and will kil
as often rs required to supply the demand
i'ric',s uccor,iin. I" the times quality, quati.
,,iiy, &c. Accounts payable once II month.
T.. PRlNGLE " GO.
|" Judy : 3G /:
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MUTNSE.

Il'' Subscriber has Removed li- FtENJ.
'll RE w iRERbbM iu Mr.. A. J. NIn>..' ne \,
hniidins tnp->'iir-) where hc will krcpucor,.
s'nniiI on hand, general nssor:ir M or Fur
-r,-,-r,-.--- ,.riiuI1. ctHf-i ting In n,rt "a,
~ a.. go llfrssiiG Bureaus, Plain md
IL I+-1e-1--zE~-Gj Marble Top. Sofas and Di.
vans, Foot S,""ls, oi,"mnn-. Warirohrs, plain
and Mahogany. Candle stands. Dining. Tea
and Work Fables. Ccutrr do: tnrlcd Maple
he.h and l"w post lI"isicads Mn,rocanv 10. ;
hIiic,. Sitting. Nursing and Rcrking Chair Is,
a,"ry description.
/, tnrni'n" made and repaired n, the ,hor,e,,
g"'irr. y. SO. ...
fHn n'Hi Aiah"GnrY Collins furnished 10 or.
,tNg. 81 '' ;r.- d. 1s y.
TEr smb."sil'.f ~ prepared ~ finnish i'!i;alsI
Sash and Door a,A;lTsrL sroi,,4'ra'~
lie viii continue III, WOKE SHOP ut the
IOld Stnnt, ''v'rre ~! ordvtS III iiis lne will hy
rp"ricN ,,N "
- DAM. :. SARGENT
MAY - - #
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TI!E 'GANDnN 99'ty}IR,

The Snbscrihcs5 t&g"aatc'';o announce
to lhcr friends and Customers in Sumter
What tlcN lave just opened a splendid $tnc /
,"i FANCY and STAPLE GOODS: al
;m>"hIch they offer at the lowest price,
possible. !" The following alticl6s the,
lwlsl most particularly to Grm the a,,rn
| ten U' purchasers
sl'lan, tign:cd, and satin!.ssrpcd Brtcgjs
|. Figured and Embroidered Lawns
French and other calicocs
lIheMe'slIks, and 'Ginuhams
Tain and Figured Swiss Mulrs
Plain anu Figured CarhBricks; Jaccnntals
Embroidered curtain mnslns
l.nens-lrish and Grass; Linen Cambric
llandkcrchic$f hacc Capcs, and rrca,
variety of Nfct'fcw5rk GooIs
Together with a general assortment of al
other articles usually found at'lhcr cs.
tablishment.
We wish 10 draw the attention Of gei,ile.
men To our stock oi Ready-mado Cloth.
u'%. which embraces every article in THAT
line
NJ DRUCKER g. CO.
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$l9'0 REWARD,

! will give 1h6' nhotc reward for proof 10
conviction OF lny'ainn CHARLES, Ia cnspen.
Ter by Lsi,dcS loiHg harhound by any rcaponsi.
hlc White Man and Twenty-Five Doildrs for
his apprehension anil delivery in Sumter Jail =
Said hoy was bought from i'atson Corbiit. and
has viii nt Reynolds in Darlington, ncnr
lli,hopyllc
Ma, %, 20 n
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MSHNSE,.
For Sale,

y valuable plantation containing ninl
hundred and eleven acres. situated il,
+clarcmont GnnnLvr ;lbou, so7cn.m!eS iroI
Sumtcrvilloion the p,slrlic roa,, 'ca,ahs tron
sunitsTy'lieeo the Swimming Pens. 2'nnrc
- on the place a good Dwelling House
Kitchen, Smokc-liousc, Stables, Corr
House Sc. All in good repair For term.
apply 10 .San!. ]. Bradford J. w. Dnrgan OF
the Subscriber On Me plantation
Wli. VAUGHAN.
Nov. II 1910 If
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MASONIC HALL.
GA.SSSASM& SgNnN. I

26S Kihg-strcot, corner al Wcn,woslh,
CHARLESTON, s.rt.
w. q. KENT, 81 AlTrCfiEII, arc
now RECEIVING ,theirr,tsuals lsuppy ot Spring
and Summer C'&itiGg, to which theY wohIi
invite the attention OF purchasers. They
Keep constantly on hand, a full anl carii-
,pletc seek of Clothing and t;entlemen's
iOnuiiling articles, Purchasers w,iitat ali
'tines find n!ull stock OF
Enlsgh and French Cloth D.ess and
Frock Goats
Medium and low priced Cloth Goats
Pants, pI all descriptions,
And a full stock ut Ncsts
They would i:ele, attention III thcir
stock cf Ont6ting articles, piz:3Shiris, COT
lars, Eavats, Und6t GatmaNi4, IEasicry,
sGmyes, Spspendsrs REessing CioSSns, ST,
sc, &c
All ottac above coalswiil be sold iii the
Lowest prices,
". A, KENT &, AEtTGHEfA.,
gBS kmG-St. corner N.enlworth.
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Trout & DeLange,
CON-HiS.SION -UkHC CU1 .NWS
Np: ll2, East BAY,

k-..r, '"4r7fS'oR, =. {.
r ecpTonStanty on hand, |argc assnrt
'ncnt ol Fresh burnt Stone Lime, Rusen
dale Cement, Plaster O.! Paris, Ncw Nor!
Marble Lime, Philadelphia white do. Gyn
sum, or Farmers manurinr l'lnstcr. Fht
ana Hearth Bricks, lfastering Hair, am
budding Materials ih general
ORDERS len with AlcsSrs, !. T. S0T
ONIONS &, co. will meet with promp
aitcHtinS.
Jan ~ 1v
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Notice.

'isi received per "$ouihrrmcr" - Fresh sly,
ply "f SUMMER CLOTHING Of NIL drsnri,
lions. together with Black Cl,,h Goats an,
a.sinerr rants, Black Satin aud SILK Vest.
May Ii l. n n NSTS