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NEW
Confectionery and Grocery Store
Two Doors North of the Post Office.

TINE subscriber would inform the public tha
Il he taken the store formerly occupied by
Mrs. II. H. Sizer, where he will keep constantly
on hand an assortment of
Candies and Preserves: Segars
Wines and Pickles; Lemon Syrup
Sugar. Coffee and ard; Candles, Soaps
Molasses, Spice. Pepper, Coperas &c.
And good ass ortment Of Crockery and Tin Ware.
All of which he will sell low for cash. Purcha.
sers will do well to give him call before buying
elsewhere. l.. L. PELTlER.
NAV g. 36 It
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"A CARD.

VlHE Subscriber offers his services 10 his friends
i and the public, to receive and forward all Mer-
chanjize consigned to his care. He hopes, by
prompt attention *, moderate charges, to merit
share of public pi :. age
G. A. NEUFFER,
Commission end Forwarding Merchant,
l24 East Bay, Charleston. s. c.
June 7, WITT -
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New Publications.

New Publications.
FULOGY on tile Life, Character and Public
T. Services of the Hon. Jchn e. Calhoun, by
the Rev. J. 6. Colt; price 10 cents.
Vol. 3rd of Mrs. Ellet's Anecdotes of Women
of the Revolution
Living Authors Of England.
Modern accomplishments.
No. 4 and 5 Pendennis-to be complete in sew.
en- numbers.
Home Inhuence-new edition
Prima Donna Pride and Irresoution.
Story of Family, &c. A. YOUNG.
June 4, 1850. "a If
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The ASSAM TEA COMPANY.

130 Greenwich Street, New York.
TIME Proprietors beg to call the attention of
Il cbnnoseurs in Tea, and the heads OF famiirs
to the thbice and rare selection of Teaa imported
By them; and hitherto unknown in this country,
which; by their fra yrance and delicacy, combined
with virgin purity and strength, produce an infu-
sion of SURPRISING richness and flavor.
THE TEAS OFFERED, ARE THE FOLLOWING: {:
Nphon, do 075
Dari; do O5O
OsatEa, Green Tea, 90
Too:tsiaa, do 80
Ud.f Mixture, a compound ofthe
most rare and choice Teas grown on
the fertile and genial soil of Asam, 90
With a view to encourage the introduction Of
these natchless Teas, it is the intention of the
propiietors to distribute by LOT, among the purcha-
sere, quantity Of Tea equal TO
The first years. Profits on the sales effected.
Each purchaser will receive enclosed in the
package, numbered certificate, enti' ling him to
ONE CHANCE IN THE DISTRIBUTION!!!
W FOR EVERY FIFTY CENTS 90
aid odt and on the receipts amounting to $4,000,
the aforementioned parcels Of Tea, to the value
Of ten per cent; or
TWO FEevsAND DOLLARS,
will be girsn a,Oay as bOnuses!! according to the
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2,OOOlbs $1,000

425 Prizes in all. 2,00Olbs % 900
These who prefer low er priced Teas, can re-
ceive their prizes in proportion, or, they ,oi be re-
purchased fur cash, at deduction of 10 per cent.
u Country agents required. Applications to
be addressed (post paid,) to the Company's Depot.
as above.
June 7, $50 As 3n
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In Equity--Kershaw District

In Equity--Kershaw District.
James Dunlap, ct al. vs. James X. Douglas.-Bill
for Relief and Sale.
IN pursuance of the order Of the Court, made at
i June term, 1850, will expose 20 public sale
on the first Monday in July, prox, before the court
house of this District. within the legal hours OF
sale, on credit Until the first day Of january next,
all that Lot of Land, with the buildings thereon .
adjoining lots of James Dunlap and John Rosser,
on Brosd stteet, in the town of Camden. The
said lot being known in the plan Of the said Town
az lot No. 730, said 10 have front on Broad street
of sxty-six feet, and running back from said stn ct
three hundred and eighty two feet. Bond, with
approved security required.
w. NJ SHANNON, c. E. X. D.
Juna l3 $3l I'd
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Executive Department.

Whereas the cause of Education in South Ca.
rolna. demands the light which intelligent ard
experienced minds are capable of shedding upon it,
the Governor, in pursuance Of what he believes to
be the public wish, suggests to- the Teachers
throughout the State, the proPriety OF assembling
at Columbia, on Friday, the 18th Of July, to con.
slider the subject of FREE SCHOOLS, the pre-.
paration at home Of Elementary and other books
for the use of our Schools, the best mode Of in.
suring the progress Of education, and other kindred
matters.
may ldth, 1850. 43 eowtd
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From the Baltimore Sum.
Thirty.First Congress.-lsr SESSION

Thlfty.E1rNt COnEreSs.-tsT oESsioN'
WAsHINGrnk, June II, 1850.
SESArE.-The adjustment bill was taken up
and Mr.. Soule offered an amendment providing
that the territories shall come into the Union
either as free or slave States, as the people
of the same shall choose.
A discussion arose on the amendment, in
which Messrs. Baldwin, Dayton, Cass, Webster,
Sewerd, Soule, Atkison, Dodge, of Iowa, But
Ter, Foote, and Miller took part
Mr.. Seward said that he would have voted for
the admission of California had she presented
herself as slave State.
Mr.. Webster stated that he should vote for
the amendment, though he thought it useless.
lis opinions on this subject were the same that
they were on the 7th OF March. He expressed
strongly his desire to promote settlement of
the question.
Mr.. Douglass said the people had right to
come into the Union, either as slaveholding or
non-slaveholdipg States. He sawno reason why
we should not declare this when it come so fair.
ly iu our way. If there was any doubt about
the principle it ought to be expressed.
The amendment was adopted by the follow
ing vote -
Yeas -Messrs. Atehison, Badger, Bell, Ben.
ton, Berrien, Bright, Butler, Cass, Clemens,
Cooper, Davis, of Miss, Dawson, Dodge, of
Iowa, Douglass, Downs, Foote, Houston, Hun.
ter, Jones, King, Mason, Morton, Norris,
Ieanee. Pratt, RHsk, Sebastian. Shields, Soule,
Spruce, Sturgeon, Tuney, Underwood, Wales,
Webster, Wbitcomb, Ynlee-30.
Hsys-Messrs. Baldwin, Chase, Clarke, Da-
Wis, Of Mass., Dayton, Dodge, Of Wis, Green,
Hale, Miller, Smith, Upham, Walker-l2.
The Senate then went into executive session,
and at the usual hour adjourned.
HOUSE or REPREsESTATIyEs.-M Went.
worth moved to suspend the rules to enable
him to introduce a resolution to instruct the
Committee of the Whole to report the Califor-
mia bill of Mr.. D0ty to the House, on the next
time said committee shall take up said bill for
consideration.
This proposition caused considerable excite.
ment, and several points Of order were raised
against the proposition.
The Chair decided the proposition in order.
II was appealed from, and the appeal was
laid on the table.
TIE question vas then taken on the motion
10 suspend the rules, for the reception of the
resolution, and Il was decided 10 the negative
on yeas and nays, by a vote Of i3l in the affir.
native to- II in the negative.
The following are the only representatives
from the free States, Of those who voted against
the suspension of the rules, viz: Messrs. Dim.
mick, ofPa, Miller, of Ohio, Young, of iii. Ross
and Robbins. Of Pa.
Mr. Stanly, of c., and Hammond, Of Va,
voted for the suspension Of the rules
The House then adjourned
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A CARD.

A CARD.
TIME Subscriber respectfully informs his friends
L and the public, that he has established IA
STEAM FACTORY on Laurel street, directly
in front of the Columbia Hotel, for manufacturing
Of Doors, Sashes, Blinds; Planning,
Tongue and Growing Flooring and 9th.
er Plank. He flatters himself that, with the ia
cilities he has, he can furnish any article in bis
line Of business, of superior quality. and at pri-
ces which cannot fail to please.
Orders solicited and promptly attended to.
In connection with the Establishment is first
rate Mill for grinding Corn. Also one for
grinding COb-Meal for Cattle. Meal and
Crisis constantly for sale.
He still carries on the Carpenter Business, and
is now prepared to contract for Buildings Of all de-
scrptons, from Cottage to Palace. on the:
most favorable terms.
He takes this opportunity to return his most
grateful Acknowledgements for past favors. and so-'
llcits continuance. C.. BECK.
Columbia, June 3, 1850. "A w2m-
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An extensive and we'll assorted stock Of other
articles in the grocery line, comprising all the
necessaries of subsistence, together with fifty
thouaand best Cuba filed Florida Segars.
H. HOLLEYMAN.
April g 1850 26 II
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MORTGAGE SALE.

NUN uhUh Sh LEO
T WILL sell, on the first Monday in July next,
i before the Court House door, in Camden, be-
tween the legal hours of sale, one NEGRO Boy
to foreclose Deed of Mortgage executed by James
p. Dickinson to WIN. Arranls, Administrator.
Terms cash; purchaser to pay for papers.
THOS. ]. WARREN, Agent.
June II, 1850. $2l ids
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q Cutting Knives, and Wheat Cradles, by
June l9 E. w. BONNEY.
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RUN AWAY
EROM the subscriber about tie first Of Febru.
T. ary last. his negro boy BRUTUS, about ls or
~ years of age, stout built about five feet ten
inches high, very black and likely fellow. l
suppose he is lurking about the neghborhood Of
Liberty Hill. where his mother lives. A LIBERAL
pery liberal feward will be paid for his apprehen.
sun and delivery to me, IL miles above Camden,
or for his confinement in the Jail at Camden.
w. r. YOUNG.
June l6, 1s5O 4S w3t
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Bacon! BacOn!! BacOn!!!

TNHE subscriber has on hand l2O, 900 lbs f,
J. superior BACON and corresponding quaint.
ty Of LARD, in the lot there is nearly 1900 ine
it to their advantage to call and examine, before
purchasing elsewhere; terms will be made ac-
colnmodating.
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Ice Cream.

Ice Cream.
TINE subscriber will keep during the season, a
i supply Of the above article. Also Cakes,
Confectionery, Fruit Rasinh, Nuts, &c.
w. B. CAMPBELL.
UIce for sale during the season.
may 81 43 w3t
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II ! ! ! I'LL
A. 1000 ESQ 600 s25 900 sl0 QUO sl0 900 600
B. 2OOOI IS 5OO 25 OOOl l2.5OO 5.OOUl 5OOOl $50
e. 5OOOI 1000 Is OOO l2r5W 5000, 5OOO, $50
F. 5OOOI 5OOI l2.5U 625D 2.5OOl $500 l25O
E. llO OOOI Loo 5000 25W lOOO lOOO 5OO

The drawing OF this Sweepstake will take place
publicly OH the 2'd day OF August, le5O, the day
On which the race will he run-lhe place and hour
heing first duly announced by advertisement /;
when the names Of all the horses entered will be
allotted amongst the subscribers in each class. and
on the 2Oh day Of September next, by which time
the result Of The race will be known, the Prizes
will be distributed the holder of the name Of the
winning horse in Class "a" receiving prize of
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS,
that of III, second, Tpenlu:fre Thousand Dollars,
&c. &c in accordance with the above scheme.
A commission Of ID per cent to cover expenses
will be deducted ON payment Of all prizes.
Any further information required, will be Afford
ed by the Secretary, Mr.. William BarrolI, at the
Offices as above-to whom all applications for agen.
cies and other commun cations are to be addressed
post pad, and all reulittances, either by bill or
note to be made. in return for which. numbered
certificates will he forwarded as directed.
Lists of horses entered for the above, and all
other race of importance may BE- seen, together
with schemes for sweepstakes in the forthcoming
ST. Leger, &C., &C., &c.
June l8, l848 48 lit
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Sherif's Sales.


10y virtue of Wriis of Fl. Fa, to me directed |
ID will sell, on the first Monday in July next,
and tre day following, if necessary, being The first
and second days of said month, before the court
house door in Camden
Two Mules; levied upon and to be sold as the
property of ID. H Robson, at the suit OF N. H.
McClelland, assignee, va. II. E. Sloan. ct al.
The entire Stock in Trade OF the defendant,
consisting of Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Bonnets,
Sparables and Tacks. Calf Skins, Leather, Car.
pet Bags. Pasieboard Boxes, Store Fixtures, &c,
levied upon and to be sold ne the property of J. g.
McCaddon, at the suit Of John DAILY. The stock
of Goods to be sold at the store lately occupied by
the defendant
Terms cash.
THO. J. WARREN, S. X D
June H. AZ Id
HarrisOm's Columbian Ink,
TN bottles OF all sizes,. for sale by
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For Sale.
VNHAT house on broad street at present occupied
l. by John Ingram, as a storehouse and dwelling,
for particulars apply to JAMES McEWEN
June l6 46 If
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Disunion in Congress-Mr. Greely writes from
Washington to the Tribune:
The growth Of disunion in Congress is rapid
There ara not less than sixty members of the two
Houses who despair Of the Union and wish the
slave States were well out Of It. They don't dis
like tina Union se-on the contrary, they would
rather IKE il ifaour property" wera only safe, and
e the haatics would cease their opposition to sla-
Eefy; but since the case is rs il is they are only
sanxioas to get peaceably and happily out of the
Union into q Southern Consederacy, The votes
this class win defeat the compromise if it be de.
Seatsd, as I think il must be.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-15
IN uENRIco COUNTY COURT, sEprEMBEn

On the motion Rsbccca BRETT widow Of TIuson Brett do
and claiming be e-isr- under The VIII 81 he PAID Hut
son drceaed and appearing "tc Court that more than Two
elapsed e qualification Joseph Alien ~ thus
tho sad Hutton Brett il ordered that all T@
having sad do exhibit the same for
cencn, before lh DAY November before John Shore
s Court and that this order be pub
ishcd the published
Cy Rchnond, previous the raid lln lay November
next the be posted the front door OF the Court
Court and tho said Com
missioner directed constitute the deyisecs dts
bu;ee OF III. sal deceased and the Cont
said Joseph Allen Executor aforesaid do
der an account lis exeeuohp OF the the said utson
Commissioner. which together
report ieveeso distributes Aforesaid and hu,ee
count showing what each desisee disbue entitled
CORNERSTONE directed aud report any syo
ciay stated deemed snsn; himself wheh may required
by any Of the parties 10 be SO STAGED.
A Copy. Teee, LoPTlS y ELLETT, e. H. c.
Sau fC-0eaytd
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heath AMONG THE FLOWERS.


The following very clever ore in the rst non,pef
of sgnor Tolon's new Spanish American paper n0 'io
rzon" with the signature of Eolne rev u 0'' w.
.mporares cnn boust the possession Of so graceful con-
Iributor:
The morning dawned upon the flowers,
And found them pale and weeping,
For Death had entered,F Flora bowers
And meath his touch lay sleeping,
beaueous bud which scarce had known
How sweet life was ere it had flown
Bat one bright sun had met her gaze
And deep'd the crimson tide,
Within her heart,--his ling'ring rays
She saw but once,-then died; -.
And the stars looked forth from their thrones 30 U'st
And watched the fowrc;-saw her die
And the violet's beautiful eyes Of blue
Were dimmed with tears OF sorrow,
For her love for the fowere was tenderiy true,
And in sadness she greeted the morrow >,
And the flowers all incurred when the new opening CAY
Told that the fair one had faded away
And they tearfuly chaned The requiem song
And the zephyrs bore the tones along
Sadly and slowly
And the lilies tolled each snowy BELL
As they sung the lingering, parting knell
Mournfnlly lowly
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POETICAL.

,o Knckerbocker for October, has come out with it
~ var;e,v of matter. These "Stanzas. BY T. w. Parsons
40 founded ON the dim idea Of pre- existent state whic
often passes through the mind
We have forgot what we have been,
And what we are we little know;
We fancy events begin,
But all has happened long ago.
Through many life's poem flows
Bn, still, though seldom marked oy 'h'"'
At times returns the constant closes
Still the old chorus comes asa''
The childish grief-the boyish feas ar. ,,s
Tho homo in nanhoods breast that ourns
The doubt-the transport ana ,''e .o1I
Each mood each impulse OIL returns
Peeore r,nc infant eyes had hailed
rhe ra,v horn glory Of the day,
WI -. frat wonarous morn unveiled
Hr' brea,hng world that round me lay;
,rbo eone strange darkness DER my brain
Folded It's close, mysterious wings
The ignorance of JOY or pain
That each recurring midnight brings
Full oft my feelings make me start
Like footprints some desert sN'ie'
As if the chambers OF my heart
Had heard their shadowy step before
So. looking into thy fond eyes, ..,
Strange memories come to ME, as 'hous"
neutrality-suspicious. in Paradise
had adored thee long ago.
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DETROIT. Der. {

DETRoiT OCT 4.
negro has been arrested hers under the law and II
has created great excitement Hundreds of negroes are
armed and threatening TO rescue the prisoner.
The examination took place to-day Scots Guard, Gnys
Guard and United States troops accompanied the prisoner
from the jail The Court room with loaded nuskes. No
attempt made by tho negroes and others VINO
had collected abou, the jail in hundreds Some and
bckbu,s thrown the marshas carriage The me-
gro Jail for week 10 wait for evidence when the
crowd dispersed
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PENNSYLVANIA ELECTIONS.

Charles Gpin regular Wing, has been chosen mayor Of
Philadelphia by 253 majority He WA beaten last year by
Joel Jones Independent As far ms heard from the wings
have ost ye members Of Congress- and gained ono The
Assembly will contain majority Of Democratic members
The Senate Ia yet in doubt
The Democratic ticket for State officers canal commissions
er auditor general and surveyor generaha succeeded By
considerable majority Details hereafter.
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NEW pA,ypsuIRE ELECTION

BosroH October 9The election for Delegates to eonycn.
ton for revision of the consultation of New Hampshire,
also for choice OF a Congressman In The place Of Gen
james Wilson, wig came oil ycrerdny.
There but little excitement far as hcnrd from the
turns for delegates show the democrats will have large
lori,y for Congress-Manchesle Nnushau and Nashville
give Moson Den gain Of $780, and ID probably elected
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FAIRFIELD RACES--FouaTl

Ocrouyu ll-p!ac Race s. entrance-me hsats.-
Three horses started; and the result follows;
Jno. NJ Bolts b. c. Commodore, by Boston, dam Resale
Summers
T. b. wlIlamson's D. c. by Trustee, dam by Simon, 2
I,o Delcbers E h. Geding by Bengal dist.
There was false rs and although tho horn was
sounded Bolts and Wlinmsons horses the full mile for
the fun" of It, whilst Belchers was held up Finally, after
resting forty minuea all had fair s.a and Bolts colt won
both heats easily.
Tims-ls heat, l 539 ID heat, 81.
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OHIO ELECTION

We have variety OF scattering returns from Ohio. OF The
election held in that State Tuesday last for Governor
Members of Congress and Legislature. despatch from
Cincinnati says:
The majority for Wood Dcm for Governor in Cincinna
H. is about 1000 and in Hamilton county about a00O. The
regular Convention Democrats 10 have completely de-
featcd tho Independents majority of the Wings voted
with the latter county officers The Democrats here
disposed concede the Legislature to the Whgs but claim
the election OF the Democratic Governor.
Though there Wing gains in nearly all tho contested
Counties vet the Freeso management in the Reserve has
elected Reuben Wood Opposition by 10000 plurality. Mr.
Conoyer the Wing candidate for the board OF publc
works is beat by smaller but sufficient plurality
LEorsLArraE.-rhe Wings or Wing Free Sellers gain !
Senator from Summit and Portage which gives them the
Senate unless oyerbalaned elsewhere.
To the Assembly the following Wing gains reported
Jefferson. Coshocton,
Franklin, Summit,
Cuyahoso, !
There is also reported Wing gain Of two members from
Licking United States Senator Ia be chosen both fo
the full time ard tho vacancy.
NEMcsss oosnREss cuosrS.
Dist Wing Dist. Democrat.
2 L. D. Campbell F. 8. /. David 7. Disney.
3 Gen Hiram Bell s. Alfred P. Eaerton.
l. Benjamin Stanton. g. Frederick Green.
TO- Samuel Galloway :. Dr. Z. VI Ells5ury.
T. John Welsh. IL. George u. Busby
A. Alexander Harper Is. Moses Hoogland
49, Eben Newton, F. 3. Il. Joseph Cnbe.
lndependent Free So!er Is. David K. Carter.
co. Joshua r. Gddings. Il. ~ s. Townsend
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A NARROW ESCApE.-Yes,crday, while The workmen
were blasting rock on the LOT Of tho City Gas Works large
stone was thrown about hundred yards over the tops o
the aacen, houses striking with great force as it aghted
the front door of Mr. Poriianx Robnsons tobacco ncory
OIL Cary Street. and shverng 10 pieces but fortunately
doing other damage Some persons had just lett the door
of the factoyu with his horse and day stood within
few fee c the spot whore the fell and many persons
were time Of tho passing along the street
in the immediate vicinity Of the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-15

New OaLrASs Oct. 9.
Most the Tobacco in Kentucky and Tennessee bad,
" bitten by the frost Saturday last II estimated that
third Of the crop lost Our factors hold for higher
prices. Three hundred hhds. sold to-day.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-15

The Sons Of Temperance celebrated their anniversary
Yesterday in handsome style Tho procession was imposing
and consisted of several hundred members Including The
large delegation from Petersburg and probably other aces
with Two bands Of music tho Amory and Smiths. An elo-
ouen address delivered the African Church by MI
Caly Of WhctnG-and the large asSemblngc partook oil
fine dinner prepared by Mr. Hodges in the new Depot Of
the Louisa Railroad Company TO our regret, We were
preyrnted by our engagements from being present.
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In deb, and u;oi "A I,,cihacnt returned execute!
The object the defendants the rna q
dollars ani riNty ditto b. p:n'"
note Interest the 9Th day OF Nay lr" III pa
nc and Two dollars charges ~ protest dnG
a,arng v aiayi that Mary lane Slavon
STATE the motion of the plaintiff by his aioe
Is ordered h the saI defendant Sunvon u appear here wI
Cue pucai o THIS onnr an 10 what ne,'
protect and that This order be published once
aee Tor four the Rch0n! Enquirer,
paper published Richmond and also be posted al IL
door tho Courthouse o this county, on the hs day OF tbs
"' oc, - Iaew4w f. ROBINSON. C. c
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OF CONGRESS cuosES.

There is also reported Wing gain OF members from
Licking United States Senator Is be chosen, both fol-
lt,i,, "A tim
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F.. ROBINSON, C. G



Ia ease and upon attachment returned executed
The defendant tbs
su dollars goods and merchandise sold and t
vered plaintiffs the sand defendant; and apo1f
by defendant reilden, OF ' Si" ~
motion the plan!, BIZ their attorney, II ordered Nat M
said defendant appear here within month after Cue pua09
and DO what protect hs Interests aH
this order bepubhed once week Tor four successive wees
Richmond a also be posted al the on door OF the Court HONE
Tes,e r. ROBINSON, C. e Z
r., - .,,.w