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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-02-12
More New Goods!

am now opening another supply Of Fancy
Gnods, Clothing and Crockery Customers are in
vitcd 10 CALL aS every article will Gc offered at un-
usual low prices. Among the assortment will be
found rich lot of Ladies Dress Goods, Gloves,
Belts, Laccs, Shawls, &c. Anxious to dispose Of
the abeve Goods before the new year, great induce
mems will be hchl out.
F.. W. BONNEY.
New crop Raisins currants. almonds, &c.
also, an assortment of extracts and Rose Water
for flavorng, just received by
f.. w. BONNEY.
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Ready Made Clothing.

Just received, a wei selected stock of Ready
made Clothing, such as,
Super. cloth Coats; super Overcoats
do Shad Ovcrcoats: RouHd skirt Coats
do Drab and Beaver Ovcrcoats
Black and fancy colored Pants
do Satin and Valencia Vests
Colorcd Merino Vests
Short and Long Flushing Coats
Blanket Goats, &c.
sept. IL. ii. LEVY ~ SUN.
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New Boots, Shoes, and hoe-StOck.

The subscriber has received his usual supply of
Boots, Shoes and Shoe. stock, together with Ira
velng Trunks, carpet Bags and Fal'ces, all OF
which he Offers as lew as they can be purchased
in this market. and respectfully invites the public
to examine the same. His sock consists III part
as follows
Gcn.lcrnen's fine cali Pump Boots
=! - Wcitcd do
" = Walcrproofdn do
Pcgged do
pcgssd Wa.eprnoi do
calf Waterproof Bomers
W.llcd do
:. Pr.yel I?oo'ccs
Congress Boots
Patent feather Boo!ccs new style
Over Shoes
Ladies' Black English Kid Slips
'' White do do do
90 Black French Kid slips and Ties
'' America do do do
F' '' French 'Iorocco Walking Shoes
:" q" t.,tncia Caters
Lasting Walking do
:: Over S!.n.s
Misses black ana colnrcd Caters
Mnrocco EOols
&c Kill Slps and Ties
'' Over Shoes
I" School Shoes and Gootccs
" Coorrr! Slips and Tics
Boys liac cal! Boots
. - Bnolrcs
:: Kip prgsei Boots
Together with great variety CT Ciildrens Shoes, some
new patterns
-ALSO-
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New Fall and Winter Goods.

The subscribers having received their supply OF
now Fail and Winter Goods. now offer them Tor
sale low for cash. or in exchange for country pro-
tuce. They consist in part a. follows:
London Nulle Blankets
Cassinarcs and Sattincts,
Kerssys and Plaid lI!"z"ys'
Plaid Jeans and TwaedS,
...- Blue, Whit, and Brown t[omesPuns, OF every
description,
Enrlish ami American Prints,
Handkcrchie;S OF all dcScfiptIons,
-ALsN :-
Dundee and Kentucky Begging, heavy article
Weavars, bcs. phiIadsi'!lra Bale Rope
Philad lphia 3 ply TNnc,
Nnscoyado aud New Orleans Sugars,
Rio, Java and Cuba Cofi''es,
. sCu5a and New Orleans MoiasscS,
Mackarcl, new, Nos l. J and 3,
I;vernool Sai;. etc. etc, ali of which will be
sold on the most accommodating i terms hy
GEO. S. DOUGLAS q CO.
Camden, Oct. 10 Al
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Pink-Eye Seed Potatoes;

New crop N. .. Molasses; Alum and Roci.
Salt table salt, in bags New Raisins, in quar-
ter boxes; Fresh citron Curlanis, Maccaronl,
and Almonds Bacon, Old Hams, Lard. &c For
sale low by E. w. BONNEf.
January30. 6 If
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Jan. 49,.
Notice.

All persons having demands against The Estate
of JOHN PRIN E, deceased, will present them
duly attcsted, and th'se indebted make immediate
payment TO me, JOHN ID. MURRAY,
Jan 30-S-tf1 Administrator.
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Wagon Timber.
New Years Notice.

The subscriber bcgs to return his thanks for
the liberal patronage received during the past year
and respectfully solicts continuance Of the same,
and assures his friends and the public, that no cf-
fort will be spared, to render satisfaction to those
who may patronize him the present year"
Having to pay his workrnen in cash, weekly,
he will consider that his bills will be DUE and cx-
poets payment when they are presented. lie
you'd be pleased to extend tbs usual credit, but
the calls on him for money forbid it.
JAM 2-l-tf w. nj. WATSON.
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Notice.
Jan 80
Wines. sc.

Clarct, Champaign, Port and Cooking Wines:
also, best White Wine Vinegar; Sugar. House
Syrup; Yeast Powders; Extracts, &c. For
sale by e. W. BONNEf.
January 30 8 II
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Attention.

A further supply of Groceries just received
making nv stock complete. Those wishing to
buy, nave only call and arm satisfied i'll 60 away
pleased with their bargains.
GERALD'S Grocery.
Dec l3 e W
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SeasOnable Goods.

The subscriber has just lcceiVed a good supply
of Fresh Goods, suitable for the season. c0nslst"g
in mart of various articles for Ladies' Dresses,
Calicoes. a, all prices, brown and bleached Home
spun, &c, together with good assortment for
Genteluen's wear, and a great variety OF other
articles.
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Bonnets a la Moda
Fresh Fall and Winter Goods.

The subscribers receiving complete assort-
mrnt oi GOODS, which have been purchased at the
Ncrh with great care and which Offered for sale on
their usual accommodating They comprise in part
as follows
Blankets: Negro kcrscys and Plains
Sup,rlinr French black Cloth
Invisible green do
Bnc and brown do
Supcriinc culorcd Fancy Cnssmcres
French black Doc-skn do
Fashionable Fancy NrStiags
White. red and yellow FiaInelS assorted
Sattir.cts; all wCr l2;ns
Sapcr and medium sillwarp black Alraccas
Black lombaZimes assorted
Snp.r black and culurc,l French Mcrinos
do Fancy roie lie PARIS. for Ladies' wear
Pa;Lct and s,Tiimd Allmrcas
Black Gro dc Rhine Silks; elegant fig d chameleon Silks
Elegant plain chauclna Silks
Embroidered Muslin DrcScs Elegant French Ca$hIneres
MAGNIFICENT Lace Capcs: Infants iiohcs and Eodcs
French worked Collars and taN's
Muslin in<crtings and Elgas>: Muslin Dresses
Linen cambric lIdk(s.; Kid an! silk Gloves
Neck and Belt Ribbons: French, and English Ginghams
Sewing silk Fringe tor Mantillas
English and American Calico:s
cachcl and nbrachcd Ilomcspuns, Of every description
super I.ongclolh; Apron Checks: Bed Ticks
Mexican l'laitlS: Plaid aGl striped liomespuLs
Furniture Dimily and Furniture Fringe
Dam;sk DiaIrr; Table Cloths
Brl-cyc and Scotch Diapers; Cacncs Of every q,aty.
CARPErINGS.
New patterns Three Ply Carpengs
do super. 90
do Venetian do
do DrIIggcts do
Elegant and asSnr,.,l wnrs,cd and Tuftcd Rugs
Sent. l'i. ''''''' - '''S' ~ II. LEVY e. son.
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Fresh Goods Just Received.
Raisins in quarter boxes, Preserved ginger
Northern cheese, Soda crackers, and Pilot bread
Pie fruits, Mountain butter, New Rice, New No
and . Mackrel. For sale by
Dec. II, L. BONNEll. d. Co.
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stock Of choice Groceries, all OF which he
will sell as low as they can be had in the place.
and TO which he respectfully invites he attention
OF purchasers. }. CilAhLhs"oNiH
ADrl 25 u u
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Negro Shoes and BrOgans!

5000, pairs Negro Shoes and Brogans, sewed
and rcgged mostly Of my own manniacluse, which
oleral less price than the same quality OF shoe
can hc purchased, of northern work. ] wonld also
call the attention of purchasers to my fine Boots
and Shoes of every description, all of which Of
fer as low as they can be purchased in this or any
other market. Il. ALDEN.
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FRESH GARDEN SEEDS,
OF THE GROWTH OF 1910.

Aera-agus. Arichoke, MELoN-Nutmeg. Pine
BLANS--Early Rachel, apple.
China Mohawk, VaIen- -iMUSTARD-Black a-d
tine, EIalf Moon, Dutch White:
Case Knife, white Kid ONION Burrows, WL':c
ncy, large white Lima, and Red; Onion Se.,.
scarlet Runners. Okra, Parsnip.
BEETS-LoHg Blood & IPEAS-Bshop's Dwarf,
Early Blood Turn;p. Early May, harlton,
Broccoli, { ollardS, Cele- Dwarf Blue. Prince Al
cry, Caulifuwer. Albert, Every early,)
CARROT T,--Altringham Imperial Dwarf Sugar,
and Long Orange Malchess Marrowfat,
CABBAGE-EarIy York, Dt Marrowat, Knights
Nav Paris Ok Heart, Dwarf Narrow, Knights
Dutch Drumhead, Sugar British Green.
Loaf, large York, latelParslev; Pepper, (Bell)
Dutch, Green Glazed, RADISHEs-Long Sal
cur!ed Savoy, Drum mon, Early Scarlet, Red
head. large Mountain. and Yellow Turnip, and
CucuuBEE--Long green, Black Spanish.
Early frame green clus- Spinach; Satisfy.
ter, short prickly, Cher SQUASH Early Bush.
| kin Vegetable Marrow.
CORN Early Tusca- -TOMATO.-Large and
rera, Duttnn, Burling- Small Red.
ton, White Flint, Sugar arTURNlP.-Spring, Nor
| corn. folk, Hanover, Aber-
Egg Plant, purple; Kale deem, Red Top, Early
and Leak. Dutch White Garden
LETTUCE. -Icc-Hcad Stone, Ruta Baga.
Sesia, Large cabbage. Sage and Thyme.
I.ucerne, Large Italian Mlet, Canary, Rape,
ard Hemp Seeds.
The subscriber is particularly careful that his
seeds are fresl and of the description mentioned
above Being in the habit of proving his seeds be-
fore vending them, he is enabled TO recommend
them with confidence, and to warrant their growth.
JAMES R. McKAIN.
Jan l, 1850. ?
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Notice.

The subscriber having removed from Columbia
10 Charleston, he offers his services as Factor
and Commission Merchant, and pie ges himself to
use his best excrons 10 satisfy those OF his friends
who nny employ him. Advances will be made on
Cotton and ether Produce.
JAMES MARTIN,
Office 8 3oyce & Co. Wharf.
Charleston, Sept. ID, iS49 3s Gin
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AND FURTHERMORE
Cotton Rome.

Cotton rope,
Suitable for PIuw Lines, Bed Cords, Clothes
Lines, dc, Of superior quality, and of our own
manufacture. Wholesale and Retail by
w. ANDERSON g. co.
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PhalOn's Chemical Hair Invig-
orator,
To prevent Badness, and TO restore the hair
that has fallen uf @, become thin, ard to cure ef
fectually Scurf or DandrG. Prepared and sold
only by Edward Phalon, No. 81 Broadway, n. y
A fresh supply just received and for sale by
Z. J. DELAY,
Nearly Opposite Masonic Hail.
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-ALS0--
Sperm and Solar Oil which he offers for sale on
the most reasonable terms for CASH or punctua
customers. IL. ). DEIlAi.
Nearly Opposite Masonic ILaH
April 4th, 1910 It ii
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10 Miners.

TO Miners.
The subscriber keeps constantly on hand full
supply of Quicksilver, which he will dispose of at
very small advance on Charleston prices.
Z. J. DELAY,
Octl7 Nearly opposite Masonic Hall.
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Oct II M
Notice to ESuntcrS.

The highest prices will be paid in cash, for all
game, viz: Venison, Woodcock, Partridge, Snipe.
wild Turkey, ETC. &C. b. calling on Old Mac, at
Nov.7 OlH llOuSE.
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Just received per Rail Road,
And clpccicl 10 be sold wM
Rail Road Speed.
AS the prices are remarkably low,
5 packages Of Rcady-1Eas.e CIOfimg,
Consisting of cloaks and over coats, black dress
coats and frocks, Tweed coats, IN great variety,
vests of all kinds, black and culorcd pantaloons,
boys coats, all Sizes dress shirts, merno shirts
and drawers, etc.
-ALSO-
A fresh supply Of LADIES' FANCY DRESS
GOODS, satin striped al paccas, chameleon lus-
tres, solid colored and printed cashmcrcs and
moussclire dcancs.
-.---LIKEwISE-
An additional supply of ladies' and misses hon.
nets and bonnet ribbons, ladies' lnerno vests, la.
ces, gloves and hosiery.
AND FURrHERMoRE,-
considerable sprinkling of Fancy Goods gen.
era Iy, with full and substantial assortment OF
bleached and brown homcspuns, plaid lnseys
red and white lannels, and blankets to suit the
season
AS the Goods are marked at barely remunera-
ting prices, cash and quick sales arc respectively
solicited at
WILSON'S PALMETTO STORE.
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Mems and Boys fine Cloth Caps.

Calf Lining and Binding Skins, Kip Skins,
Harness Leather, Upper and Sole Leather,
Together with every article used in the mannac-
ture of Boots and Shoes. GEO. ALDEN.
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Boys Clothing

Handsome Patterns and neatly made, for sale b!
E. W. BnNNEY.
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Carpeting, Flour Cloths and Rugs 10
sale at a reduced price by
Nov IA E. W. BONNEl.
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e.. lIATHIESON,

e. MATMESON,
BANK AGE Mt.
AT HIS OLD STAND OPPOSITE DAv1s's HOTEL.
Notice.
Landlords beware tenants take care; or you
will soon be taught a lesson
ALL THOSE who have drunk my Liquor, eat my
Oysters Fish, Flesh, dc. dc. and played on my
Billiard Tables, are asked again to please come
forward and pay, without further trouble.
JAS. e. McKENNA.
Jan 80 II
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SVickS and Glasses.

The subscriber has just received and opened
laroe and select assortment of Solar, Camphine
and other Lamp Wicks, Glasses, &C.
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Dress Goods.

Dress esD2HSs
a very complete and carefully selected aSsorI-
ment OF striped and tirurcd Wor-tcd Goods, print
ell Cashmers and Mousselaine Dresses, all recent
" imported from France and England. Also-a
choice lot of Satin striped M"usSeanes, at 22s' at
.... VISIONS PALMETTO STORE.
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Wide Iron,
Rich and Rare !

Rich and Rare
Ladies' rich fancy Silk Crayats,
" Neck Tics-only few left
Z" Bonnet Ribbons, in greae.l variety,
" Belt dc in almost every shade,
g Fancy Neck do, assorted,
Linen Cambria Handkfs. from l2E cts.
Fine BOrdcrcd and IIemstilchcd do
At WILSON'S PALMETTO STORE.
Sepicmbcr IS 80 II
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BANK AGENCY

WILLIAM J. GERALD, will attend pHnctually to al
Camden May 10.
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.-LIIiEW'

An additional supply Of ladies' and misses hon.
nets and bonnet ribbons, ladies' nerno vests, la
ces, gloves and hosiery.
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Negro Gieths and Blankets
large assortment of the above Goods, purchas-
ed in New York previous to the advance, for sale
as low as they can be purchased in Charleston
Hv II. LEVY IL son.
October 10 Al u
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New Goldfish
For sale bv }. CilARl,ESWoRlil.

UaKaID Fdc0ry,
81 and 33 inch Cotton Osnshurgs,
Al 35 OSnaburgS, made expressly 10
order for Cotton Picking Sheets.
SPUN YARN, of all numbers, and warrant
cd of excellent quality.
For sale wholesale and retail by
w. ANDERSON d. co.
~eplember 5 81
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Sptit YMsl0nDc.
9urb cas DampfIcbif "gliaaara

0ur6 bas Dampfhtf "Slia9ara"
0laebribtsn aus 4nttrafien sufolse pirb
oer tetanntc transportirtc irldncl lbe Ncfors
mer Smltb O'.5riem in 5iemib ttrenaer 6aft
9ebaIfen, neil ct ft6 sespeisert bat, clnc 1Ose.
nannte Se9hnttl9un9satte 0nSunebmen 9te
Satbe III Uor's Darl0ment 9cbratbt uMD elmer
lInter(utbun9 unteripOrfen.
Oas neue Oampfdiff ~ Ia" bon Dsr Gu:
naros $tnlC miro an l8ten bon $perpcDl macb
SoItcn in Gee 9eben.
Sn SrIanc bctft man aasemsin auf cine
crsiebiss grnte.
Sranfreid. - Die Observation-Disclosures
bat 10000 Sranfen GUT Seier oes Sabresta.
see cer prctlamaticn oct Nepublif bepilIist.
Sn Seiua auf Die beporftebenpe wabl in
sparls helbt ee, ba6 S 6tet su Gunfsn pes
eemofratiieben ganpicaten fno.
S(aeb Bcrietten aus Spanien (clI ber pre.
ieent Der franS. Neputlif um Die 5ano csr
Shweiter BET Snfantin anscbalten baben.
DsutfhIano. - gs beibt, preu6en Guhe
cine 4lllans nit Danemart ab3ulblisbsn. --
Die 6er5ostbdmer baben auf eisene Sautt
Observation-Disclosures init Oanemarf ein.
seleitet. - Quf Den Natb Stu6lanos betebt
lebcb bic oaniibe Nesieruns auf unbepinste
Intervening.
Die 8ermittuns Sranereibs in ptu Sas
then Der Streitisfeit sipiI6en gnslano nno
Srletbsnlano 1T sdnslleb mibsltft, unb bic
entiteicnns bet Srase 1T peitsr ntfernt
als je.
Gin gonsre6 fdmihtlietsr beutiebsr Siriten
foil i'm Wlcnat SUM in Der Stapt Sotba,
Sabffnse ectnrs, ssbalten wcrben.
Der S6nis bon 9dnemarf foa an elmer gee
bsmsn Sranfbst lsiosn unb man 9laubt oas
ct nlbt lanse mbr lsbsn psrbe.
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WiilIfr, friber bon gumru, i'm 7Often SABRE.
DIN IS. Ipril, in Snlpebcdsn, 3bcmas
Sillmer. i'm Utter bon 43 Sabren.
--an 29. Hpril, in 6eioeltera, pl6sliet,
Srau Nitsbert, Satin pOn Jobn Nithsrt, i'm
49ften $ebensjabre
--am e7. Aprii, in Yettsl, 5sinritb Bal.
born, I'M Alter bon rs Jabren.
DIN %. Iprii, in Srefnof, 8eorse Sit.
ferllns, nabe ss Sabre alt. CIR binterIieB Ii
Slnoet. IS gufsl uno 80 ltrenfel.
--am s9. Ipril. in Hntalawnp, am6hlas=
fnB, Satbarina Gsrnanb, Satin bon Sobn
Sernanp. sebcrne 6sbn, int 57iten Sabre.
-aln %. Ipril, in albany oil Den Solaen
einee Beiufhaoens unb Der waGerinebt, So.
cob spetrie, i'm 58tten Sabre feines 4lters.
-am IL. W,aL in ciefer Stabt, gatbari.
ia, s6hterhcn bon Selir Dcssl, 4 Sabre
llno Wonate aft.
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Serbeir0tbet.

-curtb hen gbrp. =. g. 5ermann, am
81, 4priI, 6srr q8m. 1Darmtedel init W1i6
gatbarina Neifnser, bsipe bon $anslebmaill.
bur b ben gbrw. ). Nbller, Dor s;niser
5sit, 6err Daniel 9eIous nit Wn6 gatbari.
ia Anna Sebnbmaher, bsibe bon $ansfe6w.
-am %. Hpril, 6err Sobn Ssnltermaher,
BON &anafhwamm init Wli6 gatharina !6ers
nanp, bon Beibenburs.
--ouret ben gbrw. 3. 81. Soht, am soft.
9lpriI, 6err gimon Osrr init Uli6 Abalina
81. Seatber, bsioe bon 6ambure
-pnrh pen gbrp 9. 5. 3. Sdeer, am Q.
W1ai, 6srr George 5enorifs nit D1i6 ca
tbarina 3ettelmcper, beioe bon Nlbanp. -am
a. Wai 6err Sciepb sop, ams 6amburs, nit
Wli6 gatbarina Shmibt, bon winpIor. -
5err benjamin Bcrfp nit Wli6 Waria Hns
ua Rroa, beioe BON 0rinpitlh.
-onreb ben gbrm. 6. Il. pauli, ain etsn
D1ai, 6err Mm. Ne6Ier init MiB W'arp
m!artim, Esiss BON saasafsr,g gaaatp.
--ourh oen ebrrp. Il. {. GeifTfnbeiner, am
l. Waai 5r. gbritt GcttIob GauB init Wli6
gatbarina Saperltbmibt, teioe BON bier.
-burh osn gbrm. qDm. pauli, am soft.
9lpril, 6err wm. 96rad nit Wli6 Warp
linn Oerf, bon Center. --am stem 6r. 50.
nathan 8rant init Wii6 W1aria Radbel, bon
gamrn, -6r. Sobn Siiiio ns init Dli6 Cara
Napp. bon Neabing.
-ourd ben gbrrp. {. G. 5ermann, am 81 3.
Irril, 6err 2llbert gnsel init W1iB Nebefa
Sebter, bfioe BON pcttstann.
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6ier in Gin Observation-Disclosures Gtaat init
einem oemofratifhen Gcnbernor, Oct ilsb
nah ben qBirbisttm ees Gtaates fur einen
Sis im Ser. ct Genate umlhant nno fsl'
men Observation-Disclosures aus5umltteln 'peiB,
als einsn Banfaetieninbaber unp 9psfnlan'
ten IN 9eras Serip, einen prsltbsnten Der
brp6nten Ser. ct. 8ant nnb einen sprs1ts
oenten ber Banf bon Shosgarclina.
menn einmal i'm palmsttosG ipie III
WiiGcuri bel Der (esten ct. $ouis gtaetpabL
cine Serasfrass auf's Sapet setradt peroen
fclItc. pann ,pirb Der erelufDe Wetal9e!os
6umtus Gherlih Feline Nellc babei (piclen.
9. Step.
9cbr 5wef md "a. - Oas Nepres
tentantenbans BON Wlafahnletts bat etnSes
fes crlaiTen, nah weltbem BON fenem Oampf.
FedI 8etraut 9emaht werben oarf icfcrn
cerfflte niebt nit Der berbeGerten Sit6erbsts:
Slappe Uerlebsn 1T. User 1eb pertlten niett
bebient, oocr cine anpere mnoer itehrre Dor
ribtun9 anpenoet, perfa(It in cine Selottrafe
BON tanienb Sbaier.
Imerifanifbe Oluftf. -Mlan ers
3abi, cine CUTE GsItittte Don ber geneurrsns
ber auf bem Ohio ssbenoen Oampfb6te. ltns
t"hSlt t"HtH ce: pttteout9 6'pet HWY ot"lsg'
Oille betimmte V6te, bic beiDe teabfbtisten,
biele sente an3usisbcn. elnes ber Sote mies
tbete cine oeutits muitfbanoe nnc oleies
D1ittel febien Gbtlib pen ssnitnl l6ten grfols
berteisufiibren. 9as anocre Boot pollte
nltt 3urilfbleiten uno lief feine Sampfpfei.
fe cersetalt ertbnen, pab Die oeutl6e D1uite
nttbt mebr sebort perosn fcnnte. 9ie 9a'
be fam Dor ben O1apor. glahpem pieler
lanse aenus ttialhweisenc basefefen uno in
ren tiefitcn Born feiner 3Bsiebeit binabse:
tauctt mar, enfhieb er; ct f6nne nittt eln:
ifbreiten uoenn oas cine feline iei eine sprobe
bon beutiher Multe, bas anoere aber ddbt a:
meritaniitte Slun iaae noeb Semanr, oa6
ole $cute feinen Sinn fir mnitf baten: Gin
9oIc fir cine 9ampfpfeife NIT Besletnns
tlr Die 5ol5art, 70 mas bat tsln Wlcsart ae'
lcittet
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Cine SrOtuquz.

Ssi es perorbnet unb inaetirt ourb Die gss
lset une common @cuntilS Der Stabt Seas
bling, unb ss lit bisrourb vsroronst uno nafs
trt burb Die NutOritdt oeiFlbsn: oas in Der
Wb0bt GinfOmmen fir bic esoabte Stabt auie
;unebmen fir oas laufsnos Sabr, Elm SAT- pcn
bier lRiIs auf jebsn Sbaler ssIest uno sinsss
famnieit wsrbsn foa, BON aasm liesenoen uno
perfontbem gieentbum in eeoadter gtaet,
unc BON ollsn @efbdften Die in berfelben bstre.
ben rperSen, bet @igsntbumssSb Sbdsune sewds
melbe fur @auntp Sarsn ssrnabt ,ueroen unb
oas cer Sbreiber bss @ommon Councils icfcrt
caran ssben fol- rid)tiae Dupplifate aus;unas
ben, BON Der Iesten @auntp sarfbdsun9, unb
bisfslbsn Dem Garfo0sftcr Der esbabten Gtaot
snsubdnoissn,cer osnSetras folder Dupplifate
sniammsln unb benfelben bsm Gefsee asnds
tssablsn fcll. paffirt ben 81. april 1850.
Joel Hitter p. g. 6.
ID. II. Delle, p. g. 6.
Nttsifirf-G. z Gsitmapsr, 9. 9. 6.
s. 9B. spfon, 9. &c.
Mab 7. 1850.
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gtne SrOtnans,

StIC SSJLUkHuUxt
Jn Setref oss @urbenS unb Yf1alferns Der
Ssltsnwe9s in berSprubffrass, jpit6sn Der
3tsn unb stem.
Nbt6nttt l. Gei es percronet uno inaftirt
earb bic Ssleft uno Common @ouncis BON
Der Staot Nsaoin9, unb es 1T bisrburb psrs
cronst uno inaetirt ourb Die erfaQte Nutoritdt:
eae Die SsiiBer BON Gotten ODER @runbeiasns
tbum, in Der Sprusifrass ;wfbsn Der 8. unb
s., in 9soabNr Staot bierburb sriutbt unb
psrbunosn tsin follsn unb finb, bic Getenmeae
pcr ibrsn rsipeftipsn Soften ~ pf1aifsrn NIT
Safifsinen ober pIatten unb 9sibssita ois>
islben INIT 9sbaunen Stsinsn Su umasbsn,
blnnsn 60 Saaen, nab pafIruns biefsr Orbi>
nanS; porbebalten, oas in Sront BON leersn
Gotten ceer Stdllsn bic Srsits bon S Sus MIR
9ept1aTert ipetben brautbt, nab Selieben Der
&isentbImsr-foldsr Sustpss 1T ndtbff an bic
eurbfteine nnb smiftbsn bic Sbattsnbdume su
Ie9sn, rusnn lie oa Itnb.
Nbfbn. 2. limb fsi es fsrnsr perorbnet unb
inaftirt burtb bic erfagte Nutoritdt, bas bic ct.
pdbnten Surbifeine in Gano aeiest unb bic
Sadifene esIs9t iusrbsn fcasn in nifbt ipeni9er
als 6 3oa tisf.
Nbfbn. 3. limb fsi eS fsrnsr psrcrbnet unb
inaftirt our6 bic srfasts 9(utcritdt, bas psnn
bet cSer bic gi9entbimsr BON Der cbsr ben es.
babtn actt cosr Gotten, fd rpeissrn ober ss
penab!diiigen fcGlten Die in bisfsr Oroinani
entbaltenen 8erOrbnun9sn ;u erfillen, ss bic
pfti6t bes Strassns@ @omn,lfiIcnsrs fein foil,
unb sr lit bierburb anseWisfsn unb erfubt Die
SeEnpe9e su eurben uno su pf1afferm Dor
ben seeabtsn Gotten, tpis ss biern obsn poress
f6rIsbsn, nnb er fol- bic &sbnun9 oapen Dem
sitD anmalt sinbdnoissns sSsiTsn pfli6t ss fsin
tol sln qisn cber aiens dussufsrtissn uno iie
sessn eas Si9entbum folder psrfonen eintras
gen ;u Iaf1sn uelbe psrfsbIsn Die Oreinans su
srfitlen.
Dafiirt ben 27. 2tprit 1850.
-7oel Ritter, y. g. 9.
10. II. melts, .. 9. 9.
4ttsifirt-G. 9. Nsitnlaper, g. g. 8.
:. W. SDfon, e. 6. 6.
Weai, Z. 1860.