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A CAkD.-The subscriber, member Of the former Com
~ mission on Mexican Claims, will be in Washington in
the o. the month OF November and offers his services
TO claimants under the treaty He viii TO any other
busine" With which he may be trusted especially from the
south hc.e dssrou OF obtniug his services win address
Andrew WyIie, Esq. Washington
s--dd II. NJ. BRACKENRIDGE.
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form o. tudrdnfy TO accompany each bid.
The undersigned here insert the name q the eusrso,or
or gusrsnos guarantees that there name Of bidder or
names OF bidders the may be- II his Cor he) bid Tor
carrying the mall from TO be accepted by the
Postmaster General shall enter into obligation prior 10 the
first day Of Jolly ner with good and sufficient smetes 10
perform the service proposed"
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Form for Bid where no change from adverfise-
menf is contemplated by The bidder.
81 Cor we, as the may be) ibere write the name or
names IN full Of hero the residence or resJencesl
hereby propose To carry the mail on No. from 70
as often as the advertisement requires. in the time
stated 10 the cheduies and by the following mode
veyance TO wit Here how il is to be conveyed for
the annual sum Of -
Dated
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MrER PnINEAs's AMERICAN sTEEI. PENS.
1Nl !. Bank Pens 3 Commercial. g. Eagle CONNER
sni. New York Commercial. s. Original Fine Point.
o. Patent Double Spring T. Extra Fine Point g. Ameri-
can. g. Patent Letter Msgnum Bonum.
The above Pens, which have been highly recommended
all over the country, may be had 1t the Bookstore OF
fhhNHAM, corner Of ltth street and Penn. av.,
dec 2z- who 10 the agent wholesale and retail.
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BENNETT CLEMENTS,
.N0tMy Public, B0Satv Load, Pension, and General

CONTINUES to prosecute claims for Revolutionary
vices, Invalid Revolutionary, Half pay, and Widow
Peuson and Of all claims growing out Of The War OF 1873
and late with Mexico. Hsiong service clerk in the
ence general agent enables him With promptnsss
and efficiency all claims committed to his and manage
His charges uniformly moderate. is expestsd
that correspondents will pay postage.
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QUILTS t" iMPROvED REPEATIRG PlsTOLs.,'
~ Exposing to be absent IN Europe for MONTHS all
Walker Washington Who Is empowered as my attorney and
gene. geut to contract and receive orders for the dve
" may is~ss~u SAMUEL COLT.
Jbotties and 100 gallons Old South Size Madeira inn
ported In 1888 for the Hon Judge White Of Florida and
member OF the United States Senate Coa ~ per bottle
sca - per gallon eleven years ago, At which price is nov
Also, bottles Phelps" Madeira thirty years in bot,
ue cost 80 dollars per dozen TO import t. the private stock
per bottle.
Also, lean Louis" Brandy vintage 1905, .nd Morasous
private stock brandy both very SUPERIOR - per gallon or
81 per bottle For sale At No ~ baltimore street,
JOHN WILSON
Baltimore, Dee si--9svst The oldest groeerinihe city
CNRENCH JUvENILE BOUKs.--Jesn ct Marie oo
- Zee fruits Dune bonnie edueAton par LAbbs MAsker,
joseph ct Isdce on lie danger des mauvaisss sompssnes
Emma gu le Model des Jeunss Psrsonnes, par Liable
Guerinet, vol, 81 cts
Horeues pour EnIsnss, Outrage su,srise par uni-
Etodes Hisoriques usage de Ia Jeaoesse vol s. cfs
Fernando Historic dun Jeune Espasno rsduit de PALE
msnd De sehmed, VOL. 81 eta.
lie Tour du Monde, les Mile NervsiIles dcs
Voyages, psr Leon Guerin, VOL, 81 cents
And many others too numerous for the limits Of sdver-
T., q different f kinds and pssss and s differ
Imported drss, from Paris ri' By ' 2RAHcK TAYLOR
Also, Juvenile Books. English and Americas n great
variety and good collection Of the older and esteemed wr
ters Of books for youth. dec %
WILlIs's NEW BOOK, People have Met, or
w Picture Of Society and People Of Mark.
The Battle Summer, Reign Of Blouse, BY J. X Marvel
New Novel, Stephsne Besuhsrnas the Duchess OF Baden
' TAYLOR & MAURYs,
jan Bookstore near 9th street
DEAUTIFUL ENGLIsR BIBL Es, qusrto. octave.
ID and sms pocket sses, Of great bs~oy type and paper
received this day. variety Of rich plain bindings Also
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JUST RECEIVED, ALETTER FROM EX-PRESIDENT
MARTIN VAN BUREN,
IN FAVOR OF MRS. JERVIS'S COLD CANDY,
From which we make the following extract:
From partial use Of the Coll Candy, Mr. Van Buren,
eves deserve the very high reputation has acquired
beThe original letter be full MIRA Jervss store
and in the handwriting Of this eminent dplomatist.
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DEAUTIFUL ENGLISH BIBL Es, qusrto, octave,
ID and anal pocket sises Of great bs~oy Of type paper
received this day. in variety OF rich and plain bndnga Also
large type Tsssmsoss imported direct from London by
dec 10 FRANCK TAYLOR
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te37 From Henderson at Q a m. once week, Monday,
BY Belleview and Manchester;
To Glmer by p m, 4b miles
And back between m Tuesday and p m.
t!3s From Gilmer at M week. Tuesday
BY Hopeweli
To Mount Pleasant by 6 p IN, 80 miles
And back between z Monday and m.
e.'s From Gimer at a week, Monday
BY Red Rock and Gum Spring
To Tyler by 9 IN, 40 miles;
And back between S a m Wednesday and M
6sio From Marshall at m. ri-weeky, Sunday, Wed
nestay and Friday
BY Elysian Fields aud Jones's
To Mansfield, La, by m, So miles
And back between A IN Tuesday, Thursday, and Sa-
turday, and p
b-il From Marshall at m, once a week, Tuesday;
By Pine Tree;
To Gilmer by IL m next day, So miles;
And back between m Wednesday and next
6si2 From Marshall at s m twice week, Tuesday and
Friday
To Port Csddo by II m, II miles
And back between p m and same day.
os1o from Marshall at tri-weekly Sunday, Wednes
day, aud Friday
By Greenwood, La.
TO Shreveport by IN, AS miles
And back between = Monday, Thursday, and Sa-
turday, and o m.
Czi4 From Marshall at 4 a m twice week, Tuesday and
Friday
By Union Springs Jefferson. Hickory Hill. and
To Daingerfeld by 8 IN, So miles;
And back between a m Tuesday and Saturday, and
Bids for three trips week will be considered
o2 From Marshall at 6 m once week, Tuesday;
By Pine Tree, Gilead, and Gum Spring;
To Tyler by IL m day, SIS miles
And back between p m "Wednesday and next
day.
Proposals to end at Gum Spring are invited.
GAO From Greenwood, La. at a M a week, Monday
BY Eysian Fields, Texas, Kinlock, Grand Bluff, Car
hage, Reeds Settlement and Pine Hills;
To Mount Enterprise by s next day, So miles;
And back between m Wednesday aAd D m next
day.
6!l7 From Jefferson at III week, Tuesday
By Williams Bluff, and Moore's Ferry;
To Fulton, Ark, by p Thursday, 80 miles
And back between Saturday and p m Monday.
6!fs From jefferson at d a week, Wednesday
By Port Caddo, Cooksvile, La. and Border
To Greenwood by p m AZ miles;
And back between and p IN Thursday
61ls From Mount Pleasant at IL week, We'd
nesday
By Kenhs Post Oak Grove, white Oak, Tarrant
Black Jack Grove, GreenvilIe, Black Hill, and Duck
Creek;
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gsc Wise in Tinc.-'TIS FOLLY
TO DEFERi AFFLICTED READ
Thousands are suffering from disease from
which ,he'o is no difficulty in being pcrma.
ncntly and speedily relieved, provided tho
right means be used. AS every vice has its
own punishment, SO il would seem every
disease has lis remedy. This is true, and there
is nothing in this life more certain than that
the AMERICAN COMPOUND is tho mos,
speedy and certain remedy for all diseases Of
a delicate character, known 10 the world
Adapted 10 every stage of tho disease, sex and
constitution, at all times and seasons, there is
no fears of exposure, detention from business
nor restriction in diet; from the certain and
speedy reefit gives, it 10 now the most popu-
lar remedy Of the day. Ten Thousand cases
have been cured etiectually by it during the
past year Prepared by practical physician
the afflicted can rely with confidence on its
curative powers over diseuses OF this cl,arac-
Ter. Full directions accompany each bntile.
~ CAUTfON.--ask for the american
compound and purchase only OF the agents.
Price l so!
For Sale by ?. NJ. Cohen Charleston,
Doatrght Il Miot Columbia; u. De Hay
Camden and by the principal Druggist in all
the County towns throughout the State:
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Educational Notice.

W The exercises of the BRADFORD
spKiNGS FEMALE INSTITUTE, sum.
.Gr district, will be resumed on Monday.
INC 4th OF February ensuing, undor tho
direction OF Rev. EDWIN CATER, assist
cd by able and accomplished Teachers, in
al INC various branches of literary and
ornamental i education. The Trustees have
made the most liberal and complete ar.
rangcmcn,s TO inpart an extensive, thor
ough, and highly finished education to all
inc pupils committed to their charge: and
on The most moderate terms. Strict and
parental attention paid toihc manners and
morals OF the young ladies'. Religious scr
wee, IN connection with Sabbnth School
exercises, held every Sunday ulorning in
the Chapel, for the benefit OF the lnstilu-
ton.
The scholastic year is divided into two
sessions OF five months each, beginning
respectively on the frs, Mondays in Feb
ruary and July; payments half yearly in
advance. Rates the the same az last year.
ID. b. SIcLAURlN,
Sec. 81 Treas.
The following resolution was adopted by
the Board of Trustees:
Resolved, That hereafter any parent,
who shall send to board and educate in this
Institute, at any one time fivc daughters
shall be entitled to receive the board and
education Of The fifth ono gratis.
arrangement has also been made to
supply Students Of the Institute with books
and stationary at Charleston retail prices.
Feb. 9th 1880 Is e
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w" "re prepared 10 execute orders to
any extent IN the above lnc, both for now
workand repairs. Our Gins are not sur
pass by any made in the State, possessing
All the advantages cf the Failing Breast
and Sliding Ribs, which saves a great deal
III way Of repairs. We also use the Steel
Plate Saws, with teeth sct in All angle that
cannot possibly injurc the fines; staple,
with an improvement - regulate the moiin,s
Of the cotton; our brush Il constructed on !,
plan, giving at once, the advantages oil
lghtncss, strength and torcc-all very
material i'll the successful operation OF a
Gin. We w"u!d invite planters to call
at our shop and examine Tor themselves,
willis, We would assure the pu!sic general
ly, that they shall have no cause 10 com-
plain either Of our work or prices.
CABINET MAKING.
We are also prepared 10 do work in the
Cabinet l!nc--sncl Us Bc,lstcads. Ward
robes Sales, Book cases, Stands, Tables.
CupboarIs, &c. &c. a, short notice, or
liberal terms.
HUDSON & BROTHER.
opposite the Presbyterian church.
Sumlcrvil!e. April -, 1917. 70 "
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Plantation for Sale,

The subscriber offers for sale his Plan
tat0n in Sumter District, two miles south
of Statesburg, consisting OF a tract Of
seven hundred and fifty acres (73H,) ,.rge
portion Oak and Hickory and admirably
adapted to the cultivation of cotton. There
is an excellent Dwelling lIouse-good out
huildings-stable and barns-and houses
Tor the accommodation of forty or fifty ne
groes. The good lands and decided health
ofthe place combine to render it a desirable
purchase.
For terms apply TO
w. J. REES, Jr.
Statesburgh, Sept. 10, 1919. AS If
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For Sale,

valuable plantation containing nine
hundred and eleven acres, situated in
Ciafemont County, about seven miles from
Sumtervil!e, on the public road leading from
'Sumtcrville to the Swimming Pens. There
is on The place a good Dwelling lIouse,
Kitchen, Smoke iousc, Stables, Corn
House sc. All in good repair For terms
apply TO Sanl. J. BradforlJ. w Dargan or
the Subscriber OH the plantation.
WM. VAUGHAN.
Nov. I71SiO 4 If
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Gbarlcston aoprriisrments.
TO MBaCIihY FAILORS.
II. B. CLARKE


Has now on hand, a full assortment of
the LATEST STYLE AND FINEST
QUALITY of the following Goods:
Superfinc and medium DROADCLOTHS,
in black and colors
Supcriine and medium black French and
German Docskns
Fancy Casimercs Of tie latest styles
Vcs'ings--Silk and Merino, rich and new
patterns
Extra super. black Satins and Silks
Gents Kid Gloves, best quality, in black,
white and colors
Gents Beaver, Mcrino and Military Gloves
Under Shirts and Drawers, of Silk, Wool,
Mcrino and Cotton
Black italian and fancy Cravats, of the best
quality
Tal"rs' Trimmings, OF all kinds.
Orders from the country promptly attended
10.
II. B. CLARKE, 2O5 Kng-strcct,
ID store above Market St
Charleston, Nov. 23,h, lS49. s 6ln
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Groceries,

n. O. Sugar, Coffee, Molasscs, Candles.
Soap, Mackcrcl, 1000 Spansl. Cigars, 10
barrels Baltimore Flour, 30 lbs Sarra,,.s,
30 lbs Carolina Indigo, 100 lbs assorted
Candies, and various other articles too uu-
mcrous 10 mention; al Of which. they
offer low !or Cash, or country pgoducc-
Please call and examine for Yourselves,
before purchasing elsewhere; opposite
Wchb's n. York Store, Broad street No.
3, Sumtcrvllc. s. &.
March 20, 1850 81 If
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Nlj'I'IIlEl,

All persons having claims against the
Estate of David L. WyIes, deceased, will
present the same properly at,cscd TO Is NJ.
Anderson, Esq, my Attorney for adjust
mcnt--All persons indebted to the same
are requested to make immediate payment
to the same person, at his Office in Sum
tergille.
MARY a. WYLES, Adm'r.
Dec. 26, 1919. ,s If
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M0KASE,

The subscriber will rent for the ensuing
year, on reasonable terms, the residence
Of the late d. +. Wyles, Esq. in State
burg.-On the premises are comfortable
Dwelling House and all necessary Build
ings, with about Twenty Acres of Land
attached there TO, containing complete
Tan Yard in full operation
NJ. a. WYLES, ADMIR-.
Stateburg, lst January, 1880. 10 If
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TuE CAMDEN DIZAlR,

The Subscribers beg leave to announce
to their friends and Customers IN Sumter.
tnat they have just opened splendid s,oc k
Of FANCY and STAPLE GOODS; all
Of which they offer at tho lowest prices
possible. 10 the following articles they
wish most particularly to draw the a,tcn-
ton Of purchasers
Plain, figured, and satn-siriped BarcGes
Figured and Embroidered Lawns
French and other calicocs
Tissue silks, and Ginghams
Plain and Figured Swiss Mulls
PLAIN and Figured Cambricks; Jaconcts
Embroidered curtain mnsliEs
Lincrs-lriSh and Grass; Linen Cambria
llandkcrchicis, Lace Capcs, and great
variety of Necdleworh Goods
Together with q general assortment OF all
other articles usually found al their cs-
tablishInent.
Wo wish 10 draw the attention OF gentle
men to our stock OF Ready-madc Cloth
ing, which embraces every article in tina,
line.
NJ. DRUCKER g. CO.
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Merchants Hotel,
BY S'TEEN g. DIVER.
Corner Of King and Society streets,


ttNNbEhTUHt o. O
This Hotel, situnted in the business part of the
city, offers every desirable comfort and convon-
ienrc tn the Travelling Community, and Perma.
strictly ON Temperance Principles. TERas
MODERATE.
An Omnibus and Carriage will attend the
Steamboat Wharf, AMI also TO the Rail Road
Depot, for the accommodation of Passengers.
Feb, 2I 1850 ely
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= CARD.
REYNOLDS G. REYNOLDS,

have this day associated WM. l.. REY-
NOhDS with INC in The practice of DEN
TISrRN.
Mr.. REYNOLDS has hcon my pupil for
the past four years, and commend him
with confidence 10 tho community.
The business Will be conducted as for
morly at my office on Main street, under
the above name and style. @@
WM, REYNOLDS.
AuU. IL i2 &c
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HAfaakeIim ON scIf-rreseryatao,,

AAKAAheaiM OH SGlf-E'pesergati0x
ONLY. 25 CENTS.
ms Book, just Published, is filed with use.
,Ii information, on the inflrmities and diseases
Mike to YOUTH. MANIC oD and and Old ACE.
10 all who nppIeend or suffer under tho dire
consequences of early or prolonged iudiscretion
10 all who feel the exhaustive effects of seden-
uffy ana oaneiui iinbits--to all who in addition
todeciinng physical energy, nre tho victims of
nervous and mental debility, and of rnoping and
melancholy dependency. DR.. X. would say
seiad fliEs Book.
The valuable ndvice and impressive warning
IL gives, viii prevent Year, of misery and suffer.
erng, and save annually Thousands of Lives.
Parents by reading, il will learn how to pre-
vent the destruction of their children.
eD a remittance of 25 cents, enclosed in n
letter, addressed TO DIR. KJNKELIN. N. w.
corner of THIRD d; UNIO ONit Streets. between
Spruce ~ Pine, PHILADELPHIA, will en-.
sure u book, under envelope, per return of mail
FIFTEEN YEARS
OF extensive and uninterrupted practice spent
in this city have rendered Or. X. the Inostexpcrt
anu successful practitioner far and near, i'm the
treatment OF oil diseases of private nature
Persons afflicted with ulcers upon tho body,
throat, or legs pains in the hend or bones, nicr.
curinl rheumaisrn, structures, gravel, disease
arising from youthful exccsSes or impurities of
tho blood, wherebythc con,itution has become
eniccblcd, are NIL treated with success
lie who pieces himself under tho care Of Dr.
H., may rcligionsly coniidc in his honor aa 1,
gentleman, and confidently rely upon his skill
as n physician
: geiJ Persons n, n distance may address DR..
Il. by letter, tpost paid and be cured Mt home.
PACKAGES OF MEDICINES, DIRECT.
OlNS, &c, forwarded, by sending remittance
and put UP secure from DAMAGE OR Curl.
OSlTY. fG0
40" booksellers, News Ageuts, podlars,
Cnnv'lssers, and NIL others supplied with the
above work Mt very low rates.
Feb l3, 1850. ~ l6 Iy
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lNINi. GLASS & EiRTIIEN
GJ:sA.-ss,22 -ss,2 a49
Wholesale and Retail.
II. MORRISON, & co.

FIRST STORE NORTH OF THE MARKET,
GNA NMAAM, s., 6,
r. II & co have on hand full ana
complete assortment Of CNINA, GLASS
and EiRIYfEN WARE, together with
general assortment of BRI2A MA AND
PAA1EN WARE, Gilt and Mahogany
Framed Pier and Toilet Looking Glasses,
&C. &c.
All Of their Stock being entirely new,
and selected by ono n( The firm, they nailcr
themselves, they Viii he enabled to give
satisfaction, 10 purchasers, both in prices
and quality.
ROBERT MORRISON.
" II. B STANLEY.
April -, 2G III
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Notice,

Those wishing the Professional scr"io g
of The siib.,er;buf, my md him during the
doyat his Office in rear of the Drug Store,
and during The night at the Hotel kept by
MIR. John China.
@ J ]. MILLER.
Sumtervillc, Jan l, 1880. 10 GIN
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LANDS FOR SALE,

The subscribeh wishing TO concentrate
his planting interest offers for sale his
Plantation in Clarendon
On.the Santee River about midway, be-
tweenYances and Murray's Ferries, nearly
opposite TO and five miles from the Santce
Canal, This Plantation contains five thou
sand and five hundred (5,50O Acres well
adapted to the culture Of either long or
short staple Cotton. On the promises, in
addition TO good two.story dwelling house,
are all necessary buildings in complcte re-
pair. There is on the tract good Mill
seatwth the dam. uJThis Tract will be
divided to suit purchasers, if required,
Also
A@P'antation or tract of twelve hundred
12O0) Acres, situated on Briar Branch,
about twelve miles South of Sumtcrville
on the Claremont line. This tract is heayi
ly timbered.
Also
Attract of three hundred and fifty acres
nbopt four miles from Stateburg on the
bradford Springs road, and eight miles from
the latter place. This tract would make
q good farm and summer seat.
Also
Several lots in the town OF SumtcrvIlc.
The above lands will be sold at low pri-
ces; and, to approved purchasers ample
time will be given for Payment.
J. N. F'RlERSON.
~ Stateburg, March IS, 1850 2l l3L
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07-TRac friends of Cant
LAW VkENCE III. BELSER, beg leave TO
announce nm as Candidate for the Ie.ris-
i"t,rc' ut the ensuing Election.
April ~ sG r
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Ga,loioates.

~ The friends OF NHn5. h. M.
ANDERSON, announce him as a Candi.
date . Tor tho Legislature at tho next Elec.
May Is, 1850. % ar
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W we arc authorized to
announce MALLY DROGDON, Esq =
candidate for the Office of Sheriff of sim
or District, AT the next Election.
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i(YpNNc arc authorized 70
announce DANIEL II. RIC!lBOURG,
a candidate for the Office of Clerk ut the
ensuing election.
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A certain, safe and efectual Cure for Sore,
Weak and inRamed Eyes, Designed er-
Prcssly(or Diseases of the Ege.
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e name OF will books urss- n
payment Of the subscription be = advance.
Distant subscribers nonsy by letter. postage
ON which will be paid assumed BY ourselves
safe transmission. =
COUNTRY PAPER is pubi.hed m, auans ne sss
sions Of Congress- and semi weekly during recess
Subscriptions for period es year win be received on
terms proportioned 10 the aboys rates.
02PosTMAsTERs act - our a.r.,. ana nv
sending DAILY subscribers $50 enclosed or RVS
SEMI WEEKL subscribers with s2S eneloaed WEEKLY
subscribers with S0 enclosed, win be entitled copy of The
edition they furnish subscribers for, svais.
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N CONGRESS- OF THE u. STATES.
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER ~. 1850.

rn,r,y-Err., oo.xrvs.--sr. s...,on
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line 755--
ITO The Cherokee nation, including those Cherokees
still residing ofte Mississippi river TO be distributed
per CAPITA according the respective rights hnd IN fu oi
claais under the treaty 1885, and the supplemental
articles of , 1896, according to the principles esab-
shed and in pursuance OF the stpuations embraced ~
the hird and ninth articles Of the treaty OF 9th August,
1916, stated In the report Of the accounting ohcei o. hs
treasury under Joint resolution of Congress OF 1h August
1913, the sum or S72l,G03 81 44'
For the additional amount for expenses paid Tor sub
sstence. and Improperly charged the treaty fund.- no
cordng the award Of the Senate Of filth Of Sepember
1850, under the provisions of the eleventh article OF the
treaty OF 9Th day Of August 1885, Sis9t22 rs and that
interest be paid the al the Of five per cent
per snnum, accordny resolution OF the Senate Of 9th
september, 1850.
. To od settlers western Cherokees in full OF all
demands poder the provisions OF the treaty OF 9Th August
1876 according the principles established in the fourth
article thereof, x532. .So6 80.
" And be IL enacted &c That interest be allowed and
paid upon the above due respectively TO the Chero
KEGS and 'od settlers in pursuance OF the abovenen
toned OF the Scnse under the reference contsne
1886 ~ n e. ~ fiH3 ~ q
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-12-12
Jenny Lind

IRON Boston, with a fresh supply of the choices,
i icincs that the market affords SPSuAV