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SUPREME Covgr--The Springfield Journal
speaks thu. highly complementary oi,hc supreme
court Of this state There are few states IN the
Union where there i. less reason than here to
complain Of the laws delay" in their highest in.
dilial tribunal
"Thc supreme court Of this state, after Ion,
and laborous session, adjourned. sine die, yestcr-
day morning Every case on the docket. ready
for trial, has been decided Many # the ease,
presented quy,iionsn never before adiudicatcl By
their untirng industry and their uniformly courte
Gus and aiMble dcmeanor, thcjuigc, commended
themselves to the snccrcst appreciation and re-
spcct Of the members Of the bar, and, from wha
we have heard, we doubt not, the character q
their decisions, for judicial learning and ability
will place this court among the very first Of Amer
/ lean tribunals, and the Illinois Reports standar,
authorities IN NIL the courts " the Union.
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Arrival of the Oregon at Panama.

NEW loRE Sth.
By tie arrival Of the steamship Ala anna at
New Orleans yesterday from ChSTes, we learn
that the steamer Oregon had arrived at pauaml,
from san Francisco, With Three MRiorsot Dol
lars in Gold Dust.
Senator Gwyun took passage an the steamer
Falcon to New Oleau, Col Fremont had deter.
mined to take pl.-age on ,ho Empire CITY. but
was detained, in consequence Of the ud.po.iiun
Of his accomplished lady.
T. Butler King came passenger on the Alaba
ma.
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rirc a, Palmyra, r,o..-.at Horse. purued.

Quincy, Feb -
The livery Stable Of M,ssr, Bradley 4 Lee, #
Palmyra No, WIS burned yesterday morning q,
3 O'Clock I, contained 81 horses, all OF which
were burned to death The stable il supposed to
lave been set on fire by slave belonging to
Lewis Bryant No insurance Loss about $500
$50 reward i, offered for the slave. He is a
bright moIat,o, abjl, i've fee, 10 inch9s high
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Our Advertisers.

Mr. W. + Dominiol rs Jake St Chicago !
prepared to fit GU. Caiiiornians IN superior styl,
Notice of application for leave to sell real cs
tate in the estate of Geo W Knowles, decd
Mr.. A. n futile has land warrants Cor sale ~
offers to enter government lands on = credit
Alteration in Il c. Faralrs Arabian Liuimcn
advertisement
Change in " B'FarTe.is advertisement.
Biackinaw blankets at Burrs
Attention is asked to the advertisement Of the
Protection Insurance Company, Hartford.
Creditors are notified to prove accounts against
estate of Chas. Hayward. decd.
DR.. WEIGH uav be foau! Tor the pyescn, 1t the
drug store OF White & Hunter.
The fyiepds Of Elder Highly viii pay him a
donation ,isi. On TAursl'y next
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-02-16

The government Of England have given assur
Anccs to Lord Egn, in Canada, that those of the
Canadian people who ARE DESTROYS Of maintaining
their connection with England, shall DO supported
10y tho whole power blood and treasure Of Eng
land
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-02-16
California steamers.

NV loEH, Feb II.
The steamer Ohio, fiom Chagres, via New Or.
leans, ha. arrived here, with half million dollars
in gold dast
The steamer Falcon, from Chngres also, arrived
ut Havana on the lst inst, with one million Of
dollars IN gold dust Senator Gwynu was pas.
senger on the Enlcon.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-02-16

The adage tina: Ignorance is the mother Of de
volon," imprcsscs itself as true upon the minds Of
the thoughtful observers of mankind. But dcvo.
ton to what
The shrincs to which men bow il, in the case
Of eartl,s millions, inhabited by gods unknown
Had earth festival for the enhancement and
christening of these deities, what grotesquc
scene would the stars behold
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-02-16
Appearance Of the Cholera.

BALTIMORE, Ith.
The cholera has now made il, appearance at
Washington La, and in 1 days Of the whites
died of It,
The steam manufc,ory Of ". Robinson. near
Canton, was entirely destroyed by fire last night
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-02-16

The appointment of Col Webb as Minister to
Austria, was rejected in open senate on Wcducs'
day by very decisive vote, but or member,
voting in his favor
This is one of the most pointed rebukes the adj
ministra,ionhas yet met with.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-02-16

FAcrriors--lhc new viii; paper recently e'
established at St. Louis threatens to rival the
Louisville journal in wit and sarcasm About
its first announcement was, that it would Support
the principles by which tho administration of len.
Taylor came into power" What could be moro
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-02-16
\ Tinanclcr In Trouble.

Chicago Ict. II.
The Tribune says We understand that the
grand jury have found an Indictment against a
fan,er in thi. city FOR putting INFO circulation in
thi, state an Illegal paper currency. We believe
the statute makes i, felony"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-02-16

Washington, Feb. H.
SENATE The Wee Prcslicut SAID that the iir-.
thing IA order wac the petition from MARYLAND
ami Delaware asking Tor The peate"b.c aIa-' I'iun
Of the Union
Mr.. Chase spoke IN favor Of the night Of peii.
ton lie believed the senate was bound to re-.
cr'ye every petition, no matter what might be as
character Congress should express I's Glsappro.
baton by subsequent action. lie had no "lgcc
ton 10 whatever action the senate might take On
ihi.. and similar petitions.
Mr. DAYTON. Of Now. ,lprapv lglrn,yl ltlfrpl il4
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-02-16

Owing to the illness Of one ofour most efficient
members, the discussion by the "owl Klub" ofthe
questions announced week ago for last Monday
.oyepinc's- meeting, was postponed till next Mon
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-02-16

Senators SuiFlDs and DouGLAss and Nsssrs
BIssElL and WlNTwcarR of the House. will ac.
cept our thanks for congressional documents aal
other fIvors.
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Foreign News by. The Europa.

The Europa has just arrived Nothing of I'M
portance dome III the nAI A5t~ per-,Hs are wait
IN inr lctt,rS
Ncsu.osn synopsis oithc political news.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-02-16

Mr.. Fowler, the great phrenologi.t, i, lccturing
in Chicago A Mr.. Sharp, is also lccturing there
on tho new science Of Biology Geo Field, tho
Z -. 81. I. l,.t.,-.n.r... nrnri.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-02-16
Late From California.


The Empire City arrived her, las; night at l2
O'Clock She brings abou, S2Uuouoo m Gold dust
and 2'1 passengers. she brings no mails They
were brought by the Falcon
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The New York Evening Post thus speaks Of a
valuable Improvement made by Mr. Gallthc Opt
chm:
Albany. hn, after great deal Of labor succeeded
in manufacturing sprctaccs which two distinct yi,.
ions IN single lcna The one vision il for ordinary
distances the other iurremotc The improvement
has been examined by gentlemen skilled in such
matters, and they pronouucoit good
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-02-16

peculiar feelings, - they may bc inspired by good
i'll luck Satisfaction or disappointment Every
cmgU,ut has his peculiar autlHpgtons Gu leaviu.
home, and t'..,c form the basis Of his opinions u
the country ,u first seeing H. 10 Il p.aiu then
D taat -ayh opinions shu.i o. received with ,onsll
I pu.j,e allowance or a. least, thnt the situation.
D character, and expectation, vl the individual
should De taken iu,a the account m tuu-.l,m-
the merits # lu- statements
Again t..t statements ui tie residents yl tie
. country. property hp.lers, DC, who are interested
On luau.uS immigration, may uo. boz WHO'LL, g-l,2
be lu Ibis condition otth,u,- 10 i' mot q h,t'e
difficult TO arrive 81, precise facts. Nl.h these
wor,, rj,r.u.iau We suh.on the following extracts
from ,hy PAGER imys Of Nov. -, published AZ
~a.remruto C,,y, ami said to be Motel iIr IL, can
dor AMI accuracy. We give jt i1r what iG i
wu.h.->tI.r H.g.s'rr
"Nr,A>,.N tElrts-AN the ug,cs,arits Of
I'd. ha,taayan,rl within few days past. and
tac-' - d,,,g prospect oithyjrtaN hpiurrucNt sum
.m.r Flour. $50 per biol, AMI scarce: leaves Of
brrsI which could bc bought C'r &C. n New York.
~rr~ciuu- for l5'. beet wrS selling last week for
l2.c. and Il unw 5Nc, mutton. 8 per 10. veal zoe
"pWu, Last week We were somewhat hurried
Up toy the election printing, which gave our COM
posters an opportunity of making -omo,hiu, over
n'u' each. -,m which probably WAS never br-
lore handed 60 ipI,neym3n printer ia TIL, or any
other country fora weeks work
There are uucrsa at thr present time I'M ,h.- rity
who ire 8nNnu-.y watm: i.r nm opportunity to
~! provisions u,.h up on the (uba aul Feather
rivers, Wilde oJ tAc same time We lcyru from gen
tru,vu direct from those stream, uat it require,
uw- greatest effort q, eu4a.r him O., yet ulou,
without .,uy ucuhranc,. SID swollen ayo the strram,
"ul % such condition, are the roads Amoug
al O.
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in consequence OF this fact. Flour ia selling on
Feather river nj 81 - per pound, and at the
Mil" (ColuuiAi for - %. All bgeadstuirs are
nrnpurLnnateLN Msh
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-02-16

! fire occurred q. Stockton ug r.a i.l 1nr, ..-
--rga- O u.ub.r,. u-..-.as- v.'" property r-l
uel - .LJHugl.
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Flour, no change, s5ajl9L Wheat, 81 Corn,
400 sacks sold Mt 36a37ir 1900 sacks oats sol"
Mt s5aiec. $50 bbls whisky at Ole pr gallon
Barley 81 Bulk meat, shoulders 2sc; Sides'S!''
Hams, lic; Bacon, 2!c. Sales, 1000 shoulders
! 1000 shoulders and hams, city cured at 3sao'''
/ Lard, SIS 3Oa53l per hundred
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-02-16

There was a tremendous conlagraton" at
Kalamazoo, Michigan, on the 9TH inst, consuming
the telegraph office beside, $4,000 of other pro.
pcrty.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-02-16
Cincinnati. Feb. -, 7p. m.

River stationary Cool, Flour, stcady-un'
changed. whiskcy lsnloc 100000 lbs bacon
side, sold at 81 $50 bbls pork at Slo7ssi ~
hhd3 bacon shoulders ut q, packed,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-02-16

THEY Nulurly--Ile pcesca: Administrator
appear, to be remarkable FIR n,,l.a, so much =.
tari., literary bulls Twoof these una,.A.anaJle
figures IF speech have already been p.a.cl ~:
in the Pr,.i ,cu''s messs .a--vhrre he speaks #
being a, peace with al ne ',arH AMI seeking to
maintain l.aa relations with he rest .trnLia&
and where lie speaks o.: our commerce VIII FIR
,'5p nations and a.l.r eyn..r..,--anI now ano.h-
CT bull has been discovered in Nj Clayton, letter
to 7 Butler hing, in California w C.s. ton
says.
aYormc t..iy 7as-.scie.sha. rsirt,r..";
AMI can. with pfopnetv. srs.,' 10 u' rs., o..
Cli.t5rg.. he r3op.'aa or as.a"~.s '.' et.r''''o'
c.ss'h.a ,tr.. me m.7sr.s nest r. cyars'
originate ,,.lsw..t M7a" ..''.l
Til, literary c.ia.iIaa.eoa TIE r'r-o' Dc mes
sace AMI ALr. Ciag,oa's letter seems :, 4l'H.'
tia, 10th were written by the -amehaaL
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-02-16
MARKETS.

Cucin,i 1852 m.
Showing nal ,hawng al DAY. Flour goodd''
lnand, zoos bbl- si7Ogi chiefly 20. shipment
Whisky, l9r Provisions, nothing doing Sugar
and mo.as.cs firm. Coil.c, nothing doing
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-02-16

a,...DI.i.si 4. ran,sin t,er, tru,r.b ne div n,
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Dec LIST:
THE winter rains and the worn roals have to.
ecthcr inpcdcl travel To such an extent 10 will
entirely eat Oh communication between the placer
section Of country and tho valley settlements ior
the ensuing six weeks ii not the "balanre Of the
season ending in April
"Ihe setting in OF the rainy season has been the
/ signal for the abandonment Of digging in most
/ parts and the miners have employed the nterven-
| in. pleasant hours between the rains in preparing
winter quarters These consist Of n rude log
house, or canvass tent. protected by cmblnkmcnt
about the sides rnl sheltered from the fury Of the
storms by boughs oftrcc'.
"Thc hught5 of the Sierra Nevada are covered
with snow and this has been the unwelcome form
Of the winter vi,i,aut in the more elevated dig
ging'" accomplniedby cold weather The noun
tam streams are but impercepuby swollen ne yet
although the Sacramento has risen many feet, at
IL. junction with the American river, since thccom.
mcucement of he rains. From Feather river the
golden news il highly encouraging 4 bar Of the
South Fork, situated nine miles above Blwolis
bar Che original discovery of gold on this fork wa.
hcrc) has been worked during the late month with
immense success. The character Of the gold il
coar,cr than that Of the lower washing, ana up tt
the time of the rains, was abundant The country
around is Of the most mountainous description
The Yuhl and Bear creek washingS are said I,
have yielded well during the low stage oiw0ter an
tcoeicnt to the rains.
"ihe Georgotovndiggings arc perhaps the mos
> famous Mt the present time in the Sacramento pla
Ger These are situated about twelve miles dis
tant ina norihea,tcrly direction from C0lumna OF
+ the south fork of the American River. Piece, O
4 gold WEIGHING; from one penuywcght to ten nm,
. twelve pounds have been discovered in this vcini
. ~ The average for tluy pborpra i, sail to NJ
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Cabinet Making, &c.

The subscriber respectfully announces
to the public that, he carries on the Cabinet
making business in all its various branch
es; and hopes BY untiring industry ard
attention to business to merit share of
the patronage of his friends and the public.
n. B,---lIc will keep constantly on
hand--Fancy and Plain marble top Dress.
inc Bureaus, Siae-boards, Pine aud Ma
hogany Wardrobes, high and low post
cmled maple Bed-steads, Sofas and Di-
yans, Cen,re-tables, Sitting Chairs ofevery
description. Mahogany Rocking and Nurs-
ing Chairs, do. Boston Rockers and
Nursing, Per Tables, Candle stands, &C..
NC. Also, Cotton mattresses, which they
will sell low for Cash orgood paper.
~ FURNITURE MADE and RE-
PAIRED at The shortest notice.
Mahogany and Plain Collins
ttIrmshcdat tho shortest notice.
Just received a splendid assortment OF
Bod-stcads, Sitting and Nursing Chairs,
d. S, SARGENT.
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.ISr or. / 4Edla,lslssIS

aRemaining ii, The POST Ofiice sSnnteryille,
So. C., Quarter ending, 8 lsr sIerflt ] $50.
B--W. II. Bell, F.+tS Beisef, fumes Buland,
Mrs. NIary M Bro~n. 's.t, g q ~
Gil il Coleleugli, JainesB. Chrisimnss.
James Cnsett, IL Chandler, Mra. VIM COL
clough
Durant.
FL. ). Flemning, Iaos Frlsrosi, J. A. Fra
ger. Jno. X. ferrll.
= G-.Thonss Garret. Mrs. Jane J. N. Gibson.
H-hbcl lFol,on, Jno. Q. Hill, Britton Hare,
w. II. flarrin. ,a {ll fS.' ~ ~"
J--Lcwis Johnson, B. a. James, Miss E.
Iyry. tet Brsn
w. J. Lee. ta...
,I--R T.. McIeoa. W. "A. c. Moore, William
Melvin. Mrs Jane Mcleod. Thomas Naples,
Henry J.. Mcintosh, w w NIims, ishain Aluore
N--Josepli .Nc,lles, Miss Eliza Nelson.
P-Bcn;anin Packs Samuel l.. Plowdcn, J.
Il Pollard, ThpmassII Price. L1Att
R--nIiss l.. II. Richardson, l.. NJ iddGewny
VI. G. R.,,l,Say.S y}
s--Willam Shnw,. David Stubhieiield
Madison Y. Smith. jacob SipsSctary, s#
T-Aiiss Elizabeth Trap.
| W--W,nB b. Watson, J. {. Wi.hcrroon, Miss
Sally Wingn.c.
Y-Juhn Inncy.
HENRY HAYNSWoRTII, P. NJ.
Sum,cryic, hrTil 9, 1889
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To IL !. 4 Il y d n ~

sEc Wise ian 'Einse! --"rIS FOLLY
TO DEFER. AFFLICTED READ
Thousands are suffering from ,discass from
which the'e is no difficulty in being perna-
nent'y and speedily relieved, provided Tho
right mean. be use6. As every vice has i,s
own punishment go il would seem every
disease has its remedy. This is true, and ,hsre
is nothing in This lie more rcttaiu than thai
tie AMERICAN COMPOUND is tho inest
speedy aGd certain remedy Tor all dissases OF
a delicate character. known to The sosid.
Adapted TO every stage OF the disease. Sex and
constitution, at all ,imee and seasons, there is
no fears Of exposure, detention from business
nor restriction in diet; ftom the ceitsin aud
speedy reliofh gives, IL is nos The mos, Yopu>a
lar remedy OF The dsy, Ten rhopsand cases
have been cured eifeciuaiiy by il during the
past ycnf Prepared by a practical physieiaa
The afflicted can rely with confidence on Its
curatipe powefs over discpaes OF this ciiarac>
ter. Full directions ucecnpany each hottie.
s AZ CAUTIONS ask ior The american
con,poupdand purchase only of the agentss
Price so! s
For Sale by r. M. Cohen Char,estsa,
Roatri2ht 4 Miet Columbia; n, DE Hay
Camdea and by tho principal Druggiot in all
the County towns threushout The States 4
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South Carolina Sumter Dist
Nv DJNiRN

Whereas, G. NJ. Richardson, hath npplic,
to me for Letters oy Administration, on all
and singular the goods and cha,lcls, rights
and credits O! Richard Richardson, late of
the District aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admon-
sh all and singular, the kindred and crcdi-
tors OF the said deceased, TO be and appear
before me at our next Ordnary's Court for
the said District. TO be holden at Sumter
Court llousc.onFriday the 10th day OF April
next, to shew cause, il any. why the said
administration should not he granted
Given under my hand and seal, this
18th day Of April, in The year of our
l.. ST. Lord, one thousand eight hundred
and fifty and III the 74lh year OF
American Independence.
w. LEWIS, o. $. D.
April Is % u
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4 Valuable Plantation
sIGo-a al@.

Tic Subscriber Offers fnr sale the plan
taiioM ntc'y owned by Col. Thomas J..
Wilder dcceaac,i sitGHtcd in Cia-emont
County, Sumter District. iiyc miles below
.'umicrv!lo. Said plantation has on it a
good dwelling house aud The necessary cut
buildings, Stables, Barn, Ginhouse and
screw, and negro houses sufficient for the
accommodation pf about 40 negroes. 1t
cou;;. ns over 1000 acres OF the very hest
pine land, about 300 acres Of which arc
cleared and under good fence. rft
Cona,;ons, credit OF one, Two, three and
four years, The purchaser giving Eond and
security, and mortgage OF the premises.
Apply to the Subscriber, or to John d..
Jones in Sumtervillc,
LEONARD WHITE.
Fcb'ry 18th, 1850 II 3n
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For Sale.

y valuable pIan,nuon containing nine
hundred aud eleven acres, situated in
Claremont County, about scvcnmilcs from
SumicrN lille, on the public road leading from
Sumtcryile to the Swimming Pens There
is on tic place gool Dwelling Ilousc,
Kitchen, Smokc-ilousc, Stables, Com
House &c. All IN good repair For terms
apply,o SanL J. BradturdJ. w. Dargan or
the Sui scrihcr on the plantation.
WM. VAUGHAN. =.
Nov II 1910 4 IL
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$50 REWARD,

The above reward Of Thirty Dollars is
hereby offered for the apprehension OF my
man SAMl}O. who runaway las, Christ.
mas. lie is about ) fest h gh well form
ed; rather Ugh, conplc$ioacd for a negro;
high cheek bones; large mouth; full, and
conspicuous set OF front teeth; some OF his
Jaw teeth are out: others decaycd full
head Of hair; is to!crabic intelligent for a
negro; speaks in 'cry conscientious,
earnest and ar,less manner; has no mark
whatever oI the whip uphn him; he i;
naturally polite, and sociabie; has a very
small scar on his iUrcl.ead; he is some thir-
ty-scycn years Of age. He is supposed to
be IN Charleston III some kind OF employ
mcnt since he did con'rivc TO procure 2
pass Ii he is not in Charleston, he may
he in the noigllhorhooI al Mcchan;csvillc,
since he formerly had wife on Mrs
WhcclIng's plantation, and some old friends
on Mr.. i.adsdcn Frascr's place If he is
brouoh, To me, or lodged in Jail so that |
get him again, The $50 viii bc paid: but ii
he hc brought To me within :, month after
date oi tbs advertisement, will pay $50.
+. RICH.
Friendship, T. O, March -, 80 - 1t
BTI'hc Evening News, Charleston, will
please publish four times and forward bill
to the subscriber for payment.
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PLEASE OBSERVE

Correspondents will please bearil mind
that the prices of Packages Of QuARTrR
Tickets ONLY are published in this paper
" The PAINTED official drawings
which Correspondents can rely upon as
being correct, are always forwarded frou,
PYFER g. CO.'S
IL Bank Drafts or Certificates OF De.
post payable in Gold at sight, will DO
Promdtly reunited TO those Correspondence
who draw prizes at PYFER g. CO.'S.
~ Remember-A PACKAGE of Tickets,
can draw FOUR OF the most splendid PRICES
IN scheme.
" In order TO secure Fortune, and
he cash immediately after the result is
kn"wu, the readers OF this paper have only
to remit cash Drafts or prize tickets, toihe
Old Establishment, far famed and truly
ortunato Exchange and Lottery Brokers,
PyfeH' 81 Co.,
No !. LIGHT STREET BALTIMORE, NJ. D.
April 3, 1920 %
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SANTEE DIVISION, NO 81

SONS OF TEMPER RANCE.
A regular Quarterly Meeting of the Santce
Division of the Sons of Temperance, will he
held at Summcrton, on Wednesday the 9th inst
An address will be delivered on the occasion BY
the Rev. }. s. RICHARDSON. The members Of
other Divisions, the public generally, and the
ihnies particularly, are respectfully invited TO
attend.
JOHN III. KING II. s.
April Q 2l u
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HURLBERT g. LANEGAN

Respectfully announce, That they are opening
n very handsome collection Of French imported
nonncts, consisting of-A1agadone, Ciscnrsian.
Hungarian and Jenny Lind: Also. choice os,
sorinlcnt of Dress Goods, viz. Silk Tissues
barngcs, and Embroidered Inconets. Also
canton Grape Shnwls, Embroidered Cnpes and
Standing Collars, with q handsome stock of
Ribbons and Flowers
tnTil IL E. ar a.
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South Carolina Sumter Dist,

BY W. LEWIS, Esp, Ordieary jor said
District.
Whereas, John J. Holiday hath applied to
me for LrtcrS n administrator, on all and
singular the goods and chatcS, rights and
credits OF Mrs. Holiday, late OF the Dis
trict, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admon
lsh all and singular, The kindred and crcdl-
tors OF the SAID deceased, To be and appear
before me, at our next OrIInary's Court I, r
the SAID District, 10 be holden ut Sumter
Court House OH Friday, the 2G;h day of
April INST, to shcw cause, if any, why the
sad administration should moi be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this
10Th day of April, in the year OF our
IL. 81 Lord, one thousand eight hundred
and fifty, and in the 7I,h year Of
American independence
w. LEWIS, o. S. u.
April II, 1850. 25 y
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Gloves.

Gents and Indies white, black and cti',,
Md Gloves, white and black Silk do, cold
Mnslins, Ladies Drcss Silks, Fringrs Trim
mingS, &c, i1r sale by l., b, HANKS,
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NOTICE! !.
SELLING OUT AND GOING TO CALIFORNIA.

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WINTER
ali need of fashionable and substantial oTIlNt
% OsufC
PANTS and VESTS the astonishing low great
and the who be sold
twill
Clothing from
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St o boks
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