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The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1850-06-01
Tile advocates of the United States Bank

The advocates of the United States Bank
applied four years in advance for a re-
charter and threatened every day to murder,
(and did actually attempt it) General Jack
son for vetoing the Act of Congress granting
re-chartcr. 1t is presumed that every full
grown man in this country knows something
of the History of this Bank. From the
very favorable reports given from time to
time, the stock ranged from twenty to thirty
per cent above par value. And with capi-
tai of thirty five million together with the
revenues of the government amounting to
between twenty and thirty millions paid into
it annually, it went on swimingly for many
years. And SO pleased were the directors
with the management of its officers that they
presented N. Biddlc, the Pres, with set of
silver plate which cost twenty thousand dol
lars. n" trifling gift truly. Well when
this Bank that had been such great blessing
to the United States and the friends of which
made out that we could not do without it
came to be wound up, what was the result {?
Perfectly insolrent. So there is no telling
what n Bank, firm of Merchants, or any
othar concern has made until all the bad
debts are deducted and all expenses incurred.
This Bank belongs to the people of the
State and every taxpayer is n stock holder,
and has perfect right to know and it is his
business to know, how it is conducted. There
need be no fear entertained of electing
Bank men in Abbevlle, that question is set
tied here, but in other Districts the Bankists
are-making considerable exertions.
a TAX PAYER.
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4 Call.
n TAX PAYER.

Mr.. EDIroR:-We have noticed that ac.
forts have been made through the columns Of
your journal, to induce certain very worthy
citizens of our District, to become candidates
for ;for g seat incur next Legislature.
8 II may bsspossible, that these gentlemen
intendsto consentfor their names to be placed
before the people, and if we knew such were
their intentions, we should not make the fol-
lowing call; but in the absence of any re-
SPONGE, permit me, sir, to call upon the fol-
lowing socN tried and faithful citizcns, to
allow their names to be placed before their
fcllow-citizens, as candidates for the House
OF Representatives at the ensuing election
to wit: Benz. Y. Martin, Thos. Thomson, Jo-
el Smith. DR.. G. w. Presley and Edward
Noble.
These gentlemen are our present rerrescn-
tatives, and so far as we have ascertaincd,
have never given vote, that has not met with
the hearty approval Of their fellow citizens,
Notwithstanding they had the audac;ty and
cool eGiontery to vote against Elmorc's
Bank, heretofore known by the Act of 1912,
as the Bank of the State of South Carolina
,7 notwithstanding, too, that this oudacious
Vote, was given in the teeth of colnmun:ca-
ton signed Many Citizens" who claims, in
the District Of Abbeville, large majority
for the Bank. This is the opinion Of but
one man in our District, who knows what
wonderful changes, might be wrought, upon
certain minds by Bank pap We would like
to see him muster his majority nextO October, on
one or five candidates, Ess- the Bank men in
this District are numbered! write the names
of their five candidates, and add thereto tuc,a-
to-ome voters. and you have this boasted Bank
majority.-GT
With entire confidence in the patriotism,
integrity and experience of the above named
gentlemen. we beg that they will allow their
names to he placed before their fcllow-citi-
zens, and oblige MANY VOTERS.
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Rich Dress GOOsas,
For Ladies Spriny omd .Summcr Wear.
SNOWDEN e. SHEAR.

SNOWDEN & SHEAR,
y OESPECTFULLY inform .cis friends in the
lC city and country, that they have iIow rccciy-
ed their full spring and summer supplies, cInbra-
cling very largo und splendid assortment Of La
dies Dress Goods, among which are
Ladies' rich white and black Lace Mnn!i!lus Of
the latest Paris styles,
Ladies' S-4 black Lace Shaws, of splendid STYLES
and patterns,
Ladies' white dotted Swiss Muslin Man,il.as und
Napoleon Luce Cupes, Of the lates, styles,
l<enl Pa.cncicnes Lace Colurs and Cuffs, hnu la
dies rich Neck and Bonnet Ribbons,
Rch Fuuard, and small checked Ladies' summer
silks, Of superior styles,
Extra rich black figured Silks, and plain black
Barcecs,
White dotted Swiss Mus.:ns, of beautiful STYLES
for Ladies' dresses,
Rich French printed Jaconets, and embroidered
Swiss Muslins,
White embroidered Jaconets, q new ur.iclc for La
dies Dresses,
French Linen Cambrics, and plain Swiss ri us;:f,s,
ut very low prices, =.
Thread Luce Edgngs and fns, rtinrs, and Swiss
and Jaconet Edgings and Itiserlings,
Lidics' fancy Silk und Lslc Tiircud Gloves, of
beautiful styles,
Plain' pink, blue, green and buff colorcd sa.egcs,
for Ladies' Dresses,
Fancy colored Poplins, (warrantcd silk and linen)
tor Ladies' Dresses,
Plain, buff, blue and pink Chambrcys, of superior
quality,
Fancy Gnghams, and rich London Prints, of the
latest styles,
Ladies' carved sh,lI and Buffalo Combs, of the
latest patterns,
With "a large supply of Simple Articles for Fnmi-
~ and Plantation use, and all of which will be
sold at the lowest prices The public are respect
fully invited to Gull and examine the assortment
Augusta, Ga. April 20 2m
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Fred Douglass Thrashed.-Thc New
York Globe, under the head of ",unbushine
impudcnce and merited punishment" gives
the following account of what happened on
Friday last, i'll Broadway:
Fred. Douglass, the impudcnt negro
who has of late taken upon himself the priv
ilege Of abusing our country, its patriots and
Constitution, without having that cllastise-
ment which he SO richly merited at the hands
OF our republicans, who would condesceud
to notice his blasphemy and ncgroisms, had
the audacity yesterday to walk down Broad
wav, the principal promenade in our whole
CITY, with two white females resting on his
arms. Several citizens, who had noticed this
d'sgraretul scene, followed the impudent
scamp to the battery. On observing that
ne was watched, the negro commenced laugh
ing and sneering at the gentlemen, who were
behind him. One of them could not with
stand the provoked and justifiable tenipta,-
ton to award to the negro that punishment
which his daring rascality had sui jectcd him
TO-. The gentleman stepped up to him and
politely requested the females to leave their
ebony companion and place themselves un-
der the protection of gentleman who was
standing near by. The women very quietly
did as they were desired to do, and then the
indignant and insultcd gentleman admins
tered to the back of the negro " dressing"
that he will have occasion to remember some
time hence. Maddened justice f0rgets the
dictates of law in a case Of this kind and
personally, we can see no reason why it
should not"
We feel much obliged to the "indignaiit
E ntleman" who administered the punish
ment; but what a commentary does the pro-
ceeding furnish upon the conduct of the
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Obitl1arn.

Departed this life on the 2lst uil: SOriIRO-
MA j., infant daughter Of Bartlett and Sarah
Chcatham; aged one year and three months.
Farewell sweet babe thy gentle farm
We here consgn TO peaceful rest;
Early conveyed through fc's rude storm,
fhon'st gone TO mingle with the bIcst
AS flowers that f.dc at opening day,
Thus quickly hast thou dropped away.
While weeping DER thy little grave,
With meek submission may we say,
Gods will be done. Our Father gave
Ou' Father took this child away;
His own it was, his right to claim,
And ever blessed hc his nusI,e. IVY.
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ores ,of thrilling force and astounding mag

sages Of thrilling force and astounding mag
nifcenco. The style is vigorous and clo-
quent, and erery acord impresses you with
the superior intellect of this distinguished
man. There is nothing constrained and ar
ti6cial, but everything he utters flows spon-
staneously from mind tccming with sublime
thoughts, and grand conceptions. Sentences
s5;;g 1ritls incoming and 6urthened with sublim-
sity follow in rapid and powerful succession,
THE mind staggcrs and groans. and yet you
are held by discrimination irresistible. You
arc transported beyond yourself anu MS you
follow the author in his dazzling track to the
house of the blessed, or descend Will, him
to the darkness of eternal woe, you seem to
seosnj hear : things unlawful" The reader
ceases to wonder at the effect these Sermons
produced OH congregations who have hung
with rapture on his words, when voice and
look and gesture enhanced uieir beauties,
and rendered more astounding their mag
Difccncc. -
The Charleston Bridge Company are ma
ling arrangements for Ge erection Of a
Bridge aeEossssl'e AshleyRivcr. The Model
at present exhibiting here, is the work of
Mr.. A. Ii. McLeno, and is said to be an i'm
provcmcnt on the celebrated Bennington
Bridge. Itcombines strength and durability,
NTH easy construction and chcapncss, and
5 L.
will no doubt prove q source Of profit to this
enterprising and deserving Company.
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Medical and Surgical Infirnaary
FOR NEiSROES

RELIEVING that many suffer- MS we'll as often
~ die, especially Of chronic diseases, for want Of
timely and proper treatment; ard Knowing that
to render the hest mrdicui and Surgical assistance
available, require, lss Indispensable prerequisite,
that the patient be immediately under the eve of,
and subjected to, the strctest detetic regimen Of
the physicnn-a prerequisite, to secure the advan-
boob :" utterly out Of Tho question if
allowrd the license of in
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q ls T. "A n A r. T. lk A Z Il i o N
s . 8
: Ezsssa ss 40 40; :.
5 <-%-------ss---is =----azSS' y
New Goods for Spring & summeri
Nj. STRAUSS;

COKESBURY.
'NHE subscriber having just returned from New
L York, Philadelphia and Charleston, after ina:
king his purchases would beg lcav. agnin to offer
to his friends, customers and the public, rich md
general assortment of spring and summer Goods;
nnd for lower prices generally than heretofore:
DRESS GOODS FOR LADIES:
Elegant Silks, both black and coorcd;
Do Grenadines silk Muslins,
Do Silk Tissues und Bareges, plain, printed
nrdsutin striped,
French Musiina, from IL l2 cents up;
Jackonct and Orgardi Muslins;
Fine check cainbric do.
Nainsook, Null und Swiss do.
Pncord and cambrc Dimity,
English and American Prints, 6 Ia ctnte ubj
German, French and Scotch Ginghan,s.
MOURNING GOODS.
Alpaca black Bonibazeno, do. Barcges, Muslins,
GinghaIns und CaIicocs:
poMEsrICs.
Brown and b!eac!,td Shirt:nss; Sea Island dc:
lO-.t aud l2-l Beachcd Shrting,
do. d" Brown do.
Is g! sx' eg!fpa tesset!r~;. oz: do. -:
Iebins sild ootsoa lii Soppsras Eio.i,:n@e.ss e
had Biesuhs Jsats A 6isaseiies ssUfftk; s;ii
sS ? t: -. .te
4 fine assortment of Front Linen; Fable Covers;
Diaper, Towels, l2-l linen Shcctings.
Super super KID Gloves, black aud coiored,
Twisted silk Mlts and Gloves;
Ladies black and white siIk Hose,
do. do do. cotton do.
Chdren's slate and white do.
Bobinet, silk, thread and Isle Laccs;
Jackonct and Swiss Musns, Edging, Inserting;
Collurs, Chemiscttcs and Muntf1la5.
BoNSETs AND RIBBONS.
Silk, Grippe, Straw and Bradt Bolnets:
large assortment OF bonnet, cap and fancy Rib::
Artificial Fiowors, Wreaths, (bonri
Embd., revere, stitched and plain Linen IIdkfs:
large assortment Of Gentiemen's
READY-MADE CLoriIINo.
Vests, from IS cents to 81
Pants, (" ST.
Cpats, I" so Z" III
Broadcfoth from go to- Ss per yurd.
Spring and SuIll,sr Cassinlers, Drills;
vestngs, Linen, Drap d'Ele, Twccds,
Silk Cordngton, Cashenerete, Gumbroon
HATS AND CARS.
LeghorD, Palm-leaf, Punarrra;i hiolcskin;
Fur, California and Hungarian Hats:
HANDxEacHIeFs, cRApars, sUsrENDEns.
White, Linen and Silk; super fine silk pocket
Black; and cold. silk Cravats fHdkfs
Cotton, thread, blk aud COP kid and silk Goves.
~ good q '-+>~'.' y $50 I.a,,rfhrt
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Railcy's Patent DeIimcaror.


FINHE subscriber would GnlI the attention of
L SURVEYORS, ARCHITECTS aud EN-
GlNEERS to this most excellent and usefti, Ma
thchatcai instrument, which, owing to the death
OF my father, (the inventory has never been
brought into public notice. Having, after much
trouble and expclIse, succeeded in mukily arrange
ments for their manufacture, l wun.a rce,cctfuiy
solicit those having Use for such Instrument to
call aud examine them f.. BAILEY
Abheville, May 25 9-,f Patenteexsu
Opinion Of Prof NJ. j. WILLIAMS, ..S6&fE
Carolina College.
81 huve carefully examined the descr,ft 81 81
Bailcya Dclincutor. II is n Mathematician fnsffris
nent Well adapted TO the for which it is intcn-
ded. 1t is simple in its construction, but hot the
less valuable OH that account. The practical Sur
veyor will find it useful and convenient instru-
ment for plotting the directions Of the bounding
lines of his surveys. It will not only greatly fu-
ciiitate All important part Of the operation OF plot
ting, but tho result will generally be more riridy
accurate than by the ordinary methods.
"M. ]. WILLIAMS"
Opinion Of A. w. SHILlIro, District Sur
Veyor.
g Baiiey's Dciineator is new and useful instru
mcnt-far better than any other prolructor now in
use For the plotting of land there is 10 insru-
ment 10 well calculated to facilitate that business
or do It with greater accuracy consequently, no
Surveyor should be without ono.
ca. w. sHiLLITO."
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land for SaIe.

M::! The subscriber being about to remove ID
.fasl. from the District, offers for sale her
valuable PLANTATION situated in the soutn-
eastern part Of tIe District upon the waters of
Cow-hcad creek. The tract contains 1897 acres.
n large proportion of which is in woods. The
plantation in in thorong, repair. and upon it is
coInInodous DWELLING HOUSE with seven
rooms; Negro Houses, Gin und ThrasI,er, all in
~""'' order. Upon the plantation thcro arc also
'""'i ditch-d, which afford excel
-:''';"" to pur-
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fSicEl French Goods:
ADDITIONAL SUPPLIES:
SNOWDEN e. SHEAR

SNOWDEN & SHEAR,
TII.I. OPEN, this day, additional supplies;
w from New York, Of Ladies' Rich French
DRESS GOODS, among which arc
Paris Printed Embroidered Bcnguliii Orgontiics, q
new and splendid article for Ladies' Dresses,
Rich satin striped French printed MusnE, Of tho
latest and most beautiful styles,
French printed B:iliiantcs; 6f chastc and ele rant
styles,
Rich Paris Aianclctts, of entirely new st,lcs and
of the latest patterns, ~
Ladies' rich embroidered French Lawn Hdkh.
Pur:s triinric Val-,Iciehes Lace CoiIarf,s
With v'triety Of other ARTICLES, suitable for tbs
present senson, and which, with their previous
arge receipts puces them i'll the bosscskiol 5f nns
Of The largest and most splendid assortmcnis az
Spring Goods, which they have ever offered to tho
public, md which has beer carefully selected from
the most recent importatinns. The public are re-
specially invited to call and exulninc the aasot.
lncnt.
Augusta, On. April 90 Gin
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EcsT Slsrins and summer Goods.
J. \. ALLEN.

J. y. ALLEN,
IT AS Just received and opened u, the stand for
IL merry occupied by Hill Il Allen, Il large and
well selected stock OF STAPLE AND FANCY
GOODS, which lie is Offering upon tho Inost rca-
sona'e terms. His stock consists in part, OF the
following articles:
For Ladies' Wear.
MUSLlNS. Swiss, dotted, md embroidered !:
BAREGES, fine assortment; ALPACCAS ;
PRINTS, beautiful lot LACES, lisIe and
thread GlMPS Of every sb,v,e and hue, and
RIBBONS, with variety of fashionable trim
mnas for ladies' dresses dotted ROUGH ES,
CllEMISETrES, COLLARS, &C.: BON
NETS of beautiful style and variety, uud Ar
ticiul Flowers.
eHcstlc.ncla's Wear.
CASSlMERES, superior article, PLAN and fnn-
cy, LINEN DRILL, plain aud funcy; Vest
Patterns, Rrady-made Clothing, Hats, Cups.
Boots and Shoes.
ALSO-A lot Of Fancy Baskets, Tissue Paper of
oil co!"ls for making artificial flowers, Curls of
all shades, aud Cruel Patterns, and lot of beau
tIt'il Fire Screens, with muny other articles,
such as fiomcspuns Of every variety, Crockcry
and Hardware, Sadd.cs and Brides, and almost
anything that may be called for.
Cal nnd examine. No churge made for looking.
mr-t
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!. Tho Bank.

It would appear that those who are in ia
.-or Of re-Shutering this institution are be-
coming somewhat alarmed from the publica-
ton nofsa letter Of Mr.. Calhouns which has
appeared in someSof the public journals of
flgk kstates II appears too that this letter
sNsss saet alloyedto be published by the au-
! tKor:s knowing the great influence that his
I lls',aye, they have improperly
them. to light. Still his
sen in; that lette will not suse
A,st.. s'sn il they did, what; in
they to have on the Taxpayers
ss1fk = g S6ntksarolina "wc must" call no man
sf lisaster ~ earth The best of men are but
3. men and men are but men at best" And
maybe that Mr.. Calhoun was a debt
tor TO- this Bank. l do not say that lie was,
:ssl sss ,knoRnot who are indebted to it. Mr. Cal
hog1sa'd he was opposed to Banks of Issue,
s5ala here they have long existed, there is
3ssssnssd - 1s OF extreme caution in winding them
and yet he whs in favor of rc-charterine
go late United States Bank for twelve years.
Though this Bank had long existed, which
would have increased the difficulty in the
hnal settlement Of its business in that pro-
6RsI.ion. F there is great difficulty and en-
GRuu necessary in winding up
ll;sSsissas surely il:
SI,sasn AZ si,siE 8 =, g, u. 40 .Sl
hon PressSs sastsr expires. II ta t,ese
sthinlssare so, why then just re-ciiiarter the
Rahk fol, another half century, and it can
stsycrbe wound up at all; the officers NAV
scennmodate their friends and f:,yorites with
@assmlch 81 of the peoples money as they may
sla sal,t, and all will be we'll. Surely the Tax
@ payers In South Carolina will not agree to
sshls Besides if those great difficulties do
really exist, it is a proof at once of bad man
cement. There need be none of them.
s here is a great deal more need of "cxtreme
u santionn in granting credit to individuals in
's Any commercial concern, than in winding it
cup, it is for the want of this that there is
any difficulty at all. True, Banks as we'll
5ga as merchants or others who n;c i:t -,1o-
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W: VI. ALLS ON GOURDIN.
FACTOR.

no. 4. EAST BAY. CHARLESTON, s. e.:
5 prepared to make liberal advances on Con:
L signnents Of RICE, COTTON, CORN, ST.:
GAR, FLOUR, GRAIN, HAY, &c.
REFERENCES.
Mcssrs GoUn DIN ,MArrnIEssES, g. Col
GEoRoE A. HoplkY, ICherlcstcu
ALoNJo J. WnlTE,
TASpr WALLER, ESQ.,, Greenvils.
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Che markcis.

HAMBURG, MAY 90.
CoTToN.-Since orr last report the market has
been dull with only limited sales from Wagons
at rates about the same US last reported We quote
extremes ~ Sd to IL 9, and but very little Of.
fcring.
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CHARLES SMITH.

WRtchmlkcr and Jcweller,
l. ESPECFULLY informs tho Ladies and Con.
IO ticincn of AbbevilIc and its vicinity, that he
Will be at the Court House on Monday the 3rd
June, and will reinain until the last of the week;
and will open his aplendid stock Of JEWELRY
OF ALL KINDS and of the very best quality;
ut Mrs. Aliens Hotel.
He hos also oil hand some of his extraordinary
iAsiE FOX RAZOR STkOPS, by which the
du'lest Bazor in few moments will receive /. kccri
edge without the Of hone
g. & can show to purchasnts d gicat many cor:
tca'cs from persons who have used this Paste,
which hus proved superior TO any other kind. A
box OF it will lust several yours. Price only IS
celIt3. ,nvOS,r
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Subscription Receipts.

I'VE acknowledge the receipt this week of
the following sums for subscription to tile
ABBEvILLE BANSEn:1
III Wilkinson, New Market, 50
DR. J p Barratt, (" Q
Saml L Hill, Lowndesvillc, !
Ii Armstrong, Abbevilie, 9
Bright Dill, d
Hon F Mars!iall," 2
Alex Stevenson, 2
W Smith. Madison, FIJI. 2
K Roncy, Dalton, Ga.
s J Callahan, Due West, 9
II NJ Prince, Temple Of H.alth, 2
q T Waller Woodville, Q
r NJ White, Q
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-02-23

n m sssrosia lndlana, at once week, Tues
day,
By West Salem. Mill Grove, Cataract, and Poland
To Bowling Green by 10 m next day, A miles
And back between / p IN Wednesday and N next
day. ~
ss7s Prom Bloomington, Indiana, 4 n. once week
Thursday
BY stamford
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az 20. s.-.,sou lnn.ns. week. Thurs
BY Bysasbus. New Marion. Versailles, and Otter
To Napoleon by epm 30 niles
And back between am, "Wednesday and Friday, and
ss4s From Bethlehem. Indiana, at 9 m. twice a week.
"Wednesday and Saturday
BY New Washington
TO Lexington BY II a m, 10 miles;
And back between ~ . m, and 6Pmi
6sparata proposals. for service from New washington
% Bethlehem, and from New Washington to Lesins-
ton invited s7
ss4s From Charleston. Indiana at 81 M once a week.
b. I syissS Grove, Blue Lick chesnu Hin. SALEM
Texas. Bono, and sprsag Miss
To Bedford by l2mne day, 90 miles
And back between m Friday, and 6p mnext day
$3.50 From Charleston. Indiana, at . m once week.
~ Pine Lick, Vienna, Litte York. and sase's Ferry
TO Hrownstown by PR, a miles
And back between 4 mand p m Wednesday.
sss From Jesrsoavile Indiana, At triweeky, Mon
day. Wednesday, and Friday
ToLousvls, Kentucky. BY am. miles
as52 From Louisyile Kentucky, q "a m daily;
NsT Asy as Gas c css%ssss
burg, Paoli. Nsschez. Mount Pleasant Washington.
70 sS v iaS si y 5 ! mex. day. ITO miles,
And back between 81 p m and p m next day
$3.50 From Louisville Kentucky at M tn.weeky,
BIZ Jsasssonsiis ma, Hamburg, Benne,tsville. New
Providence, Pekin, Salem, New Retreat Livonia,
ClayriIe, and Lost Rivers
To Orleans BY DIP m, so miles
And back between IN and pm, Monday, Wednes-
day, and Friday .&a5
1884 From New Albany, indiana, at . M td-weeky,
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday;
BY GAINESVILLE and Corydon
To Leaycnworth by 4 m, "a miles;
And back between q m and next days;
1856 From New Albany, Indiana, at M once week,
THURSDAY,
BY Georgetown, New Salisbury, Barren, Midtown,
Proctorsvilc, Mount Prospect, and Wickhfe;
To Jasper by m next day, SO miles;
And back between q IN Tuesday and 6p next day.
1855 From Mauckport, Indiana, at m, once . week.
Friday,
By Corydon and Davidson,
To Fredericksburg by 6pm, 81 miles
And back between a m and p m Saturday
Proposals to commence nj Bsndenburgh will be con-
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