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The Arkansas banner., 1850-05-28
TIE ARKANSAS BANNER
 Is puaLIsHED EVERY TpEsnAx. LAMBERT A. wHITELEX, R"S'lsasl'
TERMA

r", sIr.s copies, one year. to one address ~ OO For fus copies year, to one aodIess' .. 0s. t9r rs sas,s oG no person viii be entered upon
 p Aoo.. .uIess payment be made is saSsnss, or .s"d oal hv some responsible person in this city
 .bscr,bers may forward us nonsy by .s, 2, our srpsass, and at our risk, provided the ''"sf ,seeot be taken and preserved for cur ,o,ar,;oa. IF No deviation from the above tssms.
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Joha Bull aad BrotEer Jonathan.

Huray, scurry, grave aud gay; Get you gone. tue first Of May!
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Cabinet Making, &c,

J he subscriber respectfully announces
TO The public that, he carries on the Cabinet
making business in all lis various branch
es; and hopes by untiring industry ard
attention to business TO merit share Of
The patronage Of his friends and tic pGblc.
n, Bile will keep constantly on
hand Fancy and piaitl marble ,op dress.
ing Bureaus, Sidc-boarls, Pine aud Ma
hogany Wardrotcs, high and low post
curled maple Bed-steads, Sofas and Di-
vans, CentFe-,ahlcs, Sitting Chairs ofoyery
description, Mahogany Rocking and Nurs-
lns Chairs, DO. Boston Rockers ana
Nursing, Pier Tables, Candle stands, &c.
nc: Also, Cotton mattresses, which they
will iel low for Cash orgood paper.
" FURNITURE MADE and RE-
PAlRED at the shortest notice.
Mahogany and Plain Cotlins
furnished atthc shortest notice.
Just received a splendid assortment OF
Bcd-stcads, Sitting and Nursing Chairs.
d. s. SARGENT
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H $4,000 D0lsars j!

Prizes ,cere distributed as jaik,rs:.
$50 GOO, numbers Is -, package half tickc,s
rent TO Ohio s..tF,- . - -. 80.
So 600, numbers Sc ~ 70, packs 60 whoIe tick
els Gent TO Pennsylvania = 80:
$4,000, numbers is 81 Co. whole ticket, sent to
North Carunu - = - -
sent to Ohio ' - a''A''S''1''4 a. -
5000 t,i numbers 20 SO, whole ticket sen, to
sent TO Virginia. ~ - - ~ W. -
$4,000, numbers 81 so 67, package hole lick.
e,s sent TO North Carolina.
cts seiit to Tennessee 80
sio,ooo, numbers II IS s5. package half tickets
BE Hes,dcs ID large number of SO 900. $1,000 and
ssyo frizes, which were sold OH single lickris
and in packages. H-'-s
gR rfizs payments u, PlFER G. co.'s
,r,, nms order to this great prize firm may secure
GRAND ARRAY OF LOTTERIES
FOR .MAY-1S5o
~ Confluence Strictly Obscrred.
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PLEASE OBSERVE.

Correspondents will please bear II, mint,
that the prices of Packages of QuaRTrr
Tickets ONLY are published in this, pa per.
3 " The PAINTED official drawings
which Correspondents can rely riyon as
being correct. arc always iurWarts4d iroo,
PYFER s. cos -
aI Bank Drafts or Certificates OF De.
post payable in Gold at sight, viii be
pron,d'ly RENTED to those Corrnsponis
who draw prizes at PiFER 81 CO.'S. 81.
III Reneuber-A PACK Ac E of Tickets.
can draw roU. OF the most splendid prizes
in scheme. 6
IL In order to secure Fortune, and
The cash Immediately after the result is
known, The readers ofthis paper have ut,ly
TO remit cash Drafts or prize tickets, 10 The
Old Establishment, far famcd and Truly
fortunate Exchange and Lottery Brnkers,
PYFER g. CO,
No !. LIGHT STREET BALrIMoRE, mn.
May |, lS2Ul 81
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Remaining In The Post 4 5OfIlce, Sumter ille,
So. G. ,Qnhster ending 3lst March 1850
B--Sys n. iiSeiI ~. s. 'elstr, Jap,eH Buland,
Sat fE! Hlnfy 1fs 5foysjs * ~ ssif
H. u el1hf IL JAMES j.. \, fisiiiinss,
james lJaSs Chandler hfs sysds Col
eloagh # q .s9 ~ i
Durart. 3t ~ 81
FL .. Tle,arains, Jno. EfisFssR J. a, ffa.
ger, jno. r. FaTili
G--Thomas Garret, Mrs. Jane J, N. Gibson.
H--Abel Holton, jno. q. Hill, eri,iou Hare,
w. X. Hhrvin. fle
J-Lewis Johnson, b. a. james, bliss 4.
Iyry.
XII. Kelly 6: Co., Jno. r. Keen.
Nv. J. Lee.
Mr. T.. Mcleod. w. A. c. Moore, William
Melvin, Mrs Jone Mcleod. Thomas Naples,
Henry l.. Mcintosh, w. w. Minis, lskam Moore
N-loseph Ncttles, Miss Eliza Nelson
P--Bcn iamin Pack, Samuel T.. Plowdcn,J J.
r. Pollard, Thomas J., Price. s t
R---AIiss l.. III. Richardson, l.. NJ. ludgeway
NJ. c. Ramsay.
s-Willam Shaw. David S,ubblefeld
Madison II. Smith, Jacob Siugletary.
T-AIiss Elizabeth Trap,
W-Wm B Watson, j. G. Wiihempoon, Miss
Sally Wingnte.
I-Jolin Tancy.
HENRY IIAYNSWOKTH, p. n.
$um:crviile, April Q. lS50
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THE CiNDEN BAZAAR,

The Subscribers beg leave to announce
to their friends and Customers in Sumter,
that ,hcv have just opened a splendid stock
Of FANCY and STAPLE GOODS; all
OF which they offer at the lowest prices
possible. 70 tho following articles they
wish most particularly to draw the at,cn-
ton OF purchasers
Plain, figured, and sa,in-stripcd Blrcgcs
Figured and Embroidered Lawns
French and Other caicoes
Tissue silks, and Ginghams
Plain and Figured SWISS MuIs
Plain and Figured Cambrcks; Jaconets
Embroidered curtain mnsins
'ncns-lrish and Grass; Linrn CaInbric
llandkcrchicis, lace Capcs, and great
variety OF Necdlcwork Goods
Tou ether with general assortment Of all
other articles usually found at their cs-
tabIiShn,rnt
We wish To draw the attention OF gentle
men to our stock of Rca dy-'nadc C!o;h-
ing, which embraces every "a" "c'c in that
line.
NJ. DRUCKER g. co.
APRIL ~, 1880
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LOST
CONRECTED WEEKLY

Between Whites Mil and Surn,crvilc,
"a snlaltEPOCKET BOOK, containing a
small amount Of Money. Any person
fin 'isg the same, VIII be suitably rewarded
0y delivering it TO Mrssrs ;,sf.n, Lee &
Co, Sum;ervillc, or to the suSs 5.hcr at
AT. Clio Post Office, S. G.. @&ss
JAMES c. WITIIERSpODNH
Nav 4 %
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MASONIC HALL.
SANHANN0 STNNE,

26S Kng-strcct, corner Of Wentworth,
CHARLESTON, S. T..
w. y. KENT & MITCHELL. arc
now receiving thor usual supply Of Sprug
and Sunmcr C'oihIng, 10 which they would
invIic the attention OF purchasers. They
keep constantly on hand, in!l aad com
pIctc stock of Clothing aud Gcn,lcucn's
Onttiting articles l'urrhNarrs Will a, all
times find a t'li stooh oi
En!i. II ana I'rcnch cio,h Dress and
Fr0ch Costs
Mcdiura aai low priced Cloth Coats
Pants, oi ali desc ripions,
And Iull stock OF Vests.
They would invite attention 10 their
stock OF Out'it,nr articles, VIZ: Shirts. Col
lars, CravaiS, Under Garments, Hosiery,
Gloves, SuSpcndcrs, Dressing Gowns, sc.
&c. &c
Al oitnc above Goods will be sold at the
loves, prices.
w. a. KENT & MITCHELL,
26S kimo-st. corner Wentworth.
April 2l,
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$50 Reward,

On the 81 April, man, who gave his
iame us +: Bell, who came passenger in the
steamer Nina from Charleston, (and who
mas not yet rotnrncd) hired for II day from
tite subscriber light Bay horse; viii, marks
OF me harness, black mnno and tail, ab0ut
10 10 = hands high, very gay and not woll
broke TO harness, light colored nostrils. |
wi'' give $50 reward for the horse, or $50
Tor the horse Oh conviction of The tliicf
EDWD. RAINEY. /.
Georgetown, s. G., April "a, &c 3t5
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Land for Sale

The subscriber offers for snle, 1900
Acres of Oak, Hickory and Pine Land, ly-
ing in Middle Salem, near Lynches Greek,
on Duglc's swamp, situated about 10 or IL
miles from the Railroad. This land will be
sold in any quantity to suit purchasers. On
the premises arc fine improvements, good
Dwelling house und out-buildings. Also,
an excellent Grst-mll. To approved pur.
chasers ample time will be given.
JAMES MOORE.
April "a &c st
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Esc Wise i'm Time! tbs FOLLY
10 DEFER. AFFLICTED READ
Thousands are suffering from disease iron,
which lhe,c is no difficulty in being perr,a
nent|y and speedily relieved, provided tins
right means be used. --As every gice has i,s
own punishment, SO i: would srsiii etsfy
disease has its rrinedy. This is true; aud there
is nothing IN this lite mora certain Than. thsL
the AMERICAN COMPDUNDis is ,i.s most
speedy aud certain remedy for all Diseases os
delicate character. known to the wo,Itt.
Adapted to every stage OF tho disease, sex and
constitution, at all times and scusons, there 10
no Tears of exposure, detention !ro;n business
nor restriction in diet; from tho certain and
speedy relief II gives. il ia now tho moai popu-
lar remedy of the day. Fen Thousand cases
have tcen cured eticcluaIly by il daring the
past yrnr Prepared by practical physician
The afflicted can rely with coniidense on its
onFat'v" poweis over diseases OF this chasac-
ter. Full directions accompany each keule,
0Jr CAUTIoN-AaSk fr lilo asneficat,
compound aud purchase only OF The assntss
Price l .iO
For Sale by p. NJ Cohen Chariealon,
Bca,right g. aliut Coiunbia; q. Del Hay
Caindenand by the principal Dfuggis, in all
the Coaaty towns throasiient shc S,atc:
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BNR SMA.e.

a lot upon main street in the village of
Sumevilc Immediately opposite to DR..
Wi'hcrsPoon's residence. Ulmn tho premi
SOS arc Dwelling House and necessary
ou' buildings. From tho proximity TO the
Railroad DlPpl il will bean eligible sto for
n Hotel. For terms Which viii DO accom-
nodating. apD!y,to
w. Z. B. ITAYNSWOIET.
April 81 &c ot
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Respectfully announce, that they are opening
very handsome collection ;H French imported
bonnct-. consisting of NIngadonc, ',iscnrSian,
Hungarian and Jenny Lind; Also. CIocc VS.
sortnicnt of Dress Goods viz Silk Tissues
l,nrragcs, ani Embroidered laconr,s Also
Canton Grippe SiT.wls. Embroidered Cupcs. and
standing Collars, with II handsome stock of
Ribbons and Flowers
April -. % 2,
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NOTICE.

All persons having claims agains, the
Estate -! David +. Wy'cs, deceased, vii!
present HE same properly al,csicd to |! NJ.
Anderson, Esq, my Attorney for adjust
mcmt--All persons Indebted 10 lhc same
are requested 20 make immediate payment
t" the same person, ii hs o!iicc III Sum
tcrvl!c.
MARY A. WiLES, AdA.'r.
Dec. 2i, lsi9/ II
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NEW GOODS,

4 he subscriber respectfully calls tho al
tenton of the citizens OF Fulton ana sur-
rounding country to his well assorted stock
oil Dry Goods. Groceries, Hardware, Cut
lery, Boots and Shoes, Ready made Cloth
ing, &c. &c; all of whicl, will be sold
low Tor Ca sh. Persons Wishing to get
bargains would do we'll TO call
HERMAN BAUM.
Fulton, S. c., MAY 8. % 3,
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AEM SYRAM& &0NNS,
WEN. EaOyyRasnsI.

\. L. CORNER OF KING AND MARKET SrR'Ts
CHARLESTON, 5. G.
Has received by recent arrivals and now
opening. Il large md complete assortment OF
forciSn and American Dry Goods, to which lie
would invite the attention Of those visiting
Charlcs'on. .
French cold Muslins, new and beautiful de-
signs, 7-S Printed Lawns.
=, Orgar,lies. plain, strp'd and clcc'd
Black ana white
i'rinei Barcgrs. plain and colored Ginrhoms
chamhrays, cold Silks, Silk Tissue, etc. etc.
white Goods,
Lawns Linens. Jnconet Book and Swiss Mus
ms, finin, Fancy, checked and striped Cam
brcs.
Long Cloths. all prices and qualities.
H1ImcRa Goods.
Shee 'insr, ,Dnnasks, Napkins. Table Covers
scotch AMI Russia Dinpers, u. J.. Diapers,
white slate and co,o.ed Linen Drills. su,s.riur
naku nnl finish
Mems Wear,
Broad Cloths, Black, Blue. Brown. Olive
and Green colorrd Cnshrnar-tts, Twillcd and
plain Summer Clu;lis, Mcrino Caasirncrcs, Drap
D. Eics, &c. Sc
AEOsicry and Gloves.
NlMck, white and cold Kill, Silk. Lirlc
Thread, and Cotton Gloves.
y very large assortment OF black white. and
cold Cotton and Silk Hosiery for Ladies'.
Gents. and Children.
haccs and Hislgirlgs.
4 complete assortn,en, Of Bobinet and Fancy
Lacrs, Cambria E;Igings and Inscr,ings.
F:.iIor's GO1ds.
\ fhl supply Of black silk Sergcs Sn,in
Nc.tnss. Fig'l nud Fancy Vcsiines. White.
Hul nndcolntrd AIarscillc-. Canvass Padding,
Wiggnns. Silcccas, MI cOlors sewing Sins.
Tw:.t. Buttons, DC, DC.
TCrctsacr yt-stEa
Bales Cotton Osuaburgs, Brown Shir,inss
and Shcciings; Cases Blraciic.: SliFsiugs, all
qualities nnd prices
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TEACHER WANTED
FOR TIE
Bradford Springs Female
S-tC@E3GlGWaG@a
En. r,fnbs VbSSf1.ar5

Tho Board Of Trustees Of tho above In
silute desire TO engage the services of II
lady competent to give instruction i'll the fol-
lowing brnnclics-viz: Drawing, Painting
in Oi! and Water Colors Wax-work am!
Shcll-work. For such, u salary of $500,
(witll board, &c.) Is offered. One also COM
pe,cnt TO give instruction on the Guitar, and
in Ornamental Nrc,llc-work, wuuld be pre-
tcrred. Applications ,o.bc addressed, Qcs:-
paiO 10
ID. Z. IcLAUHIN.
Sumtcrviilc, S. G. March l3, 90 1t
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NOTICE!
SELLING OUT, AND GOING TO CALIFoRnIA.

T. w.
o. d,undth whc IN reserve
this
geardsa TO gfromhis
r. w. ROGERS st,oppost Beaufan
and 2H King o abcock's
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AN..N8AAN.A.

The subscriber inns Just opened ip, largest
supply of SPRING and SUMNER CLOTH
ING, ever offered il, this market; they have
been selected with great care ut the North and
purchased entirely for cash. and will he sold Ia
low as they can be bought i'll thc State.
Cliiislrci, ~ Youths Clothing.
Also; n splendid assortment OF Cloths. Cassi-
m"rcS, Vcstings, Drap ID Etrs aud Drllings.
winch Will he made To order III the most Fash
i"nahc style. Alsu, Gloves, Cravuts, suspend
cg., Shiris, Drawers, &c. .Nc.
Ten per cent. deducted iur cash.
y. CONWAY.
April 8, 1850. ~ If
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A Valuable Plantation
uoDua 3nN@o

Sp@u D@O@o
The Subscriber offers for sale the plan
tation lately owned by Col. Thomas J.
Wilder dcccaacd, situated in CIaroniont
County, Sumter District, five miles below
Sunicrvillc. Said plantation has on il .
gom! dwelling house and lie necessary cut
buildings, Stables, Barn, Gnlousc and
screw, and negro houses sufficient for the
accommodation .! about 40 negroes. 1t
contains over 1000 acres OF the very hest
pine land, about 300 acres Of which are
cleared and under good fence.
Condtlons. n credit OF one, two, three ami
four years, the purchaser giving bond and
security, and 4 mortgage of the premises.
Apply 10 the Subscriber, or to john ID.
Jorcs in SGm.cryiilc. '.'-
LEONARD WHITE.
Feb'ry 10th, 1850 II BIN
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DAEeH4HTNeHEGN
LANDS FOR SAFE,

The subscribers offer for sale their plan
.St&Sti,ns, situated OH High Hi Creek, on
tho direct road from Darlington Village 10
Charleston, six miles below The Village,
and three miles from the contemplated De-
pot on the Rail Road now constructing
throughithis District. The two tracts con-
tain over Eleven Hundred Acres rof Land,
and settlement on each, with all ncccssa-
ry buildings, and about 500 acres cleared
land under good fence. Any person wish
ing to purchase would do we'll to call and
examine the lands rs The terms vii. be
very accommodating If The plantations
are not sold previously to the first Monday
in October, th@y will he offered on ,ha;
day at Auction al Darlington H. The
two tracts will be sold together or scpAr-
ately, to suit purchasers
SAMUEL. GREEN.
JAMES GREEN.
May S, 1850 % #
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MSTSSE.

The subscriber offers his Plantation for sale
containing $50 acres of land; 100 acres cleared
and under good fence. with II small Dwelling
House and other ont buildings barns. sta hcs,
gln house, screw and negro houses. also horse
mill attached 10 the Gin. The place Is situated
on the main road leading from Yaurcs Ferry 10
Camden, one mile above Calvary Church Any
person wishing |" purchase, Will please call on
the subscriber.
JOSEPH c. WEEKS.
!! April 8, 1870 ~ II
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Notice..

The subscriber will attend AT the follow.
ing places TO receive taxes for the year 1870,
to-wit:
Al Sam!. Iarvn's ON Saturday, April 20
At VIM I. lSroglons on Thursday %
At .lr". +. Junc's store. Friday " 20
N 81. pnnl's Church, Saturday 27
At Fulton Post Office, Monday IS
At Inpt. j. VI. Folder, store, Tucs'y' 30
The subsCribor will close lis Books on
Saturday, ith May, and all persons emitting
TO make returns ill after thn, time, will be
dealt with as tho law directs, and no mis-
take!
WIN. +. BUTLER, II. G.
Clarendon county, April 27, 1880. 26 81
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sllsals coed lss|
4. IL asa,an q 81 u s as "a q

* We ihncy ,ge silss thousands ana tens Of
ursss aser ;es segp "a df ear glorious Union,
Tic Eif syitb the above scriptugst
so iraEie is II for tile returns made
tsn them for tle sent for Investment
sslsrpugh this and perishably renowned
House OF 3 S. - ~ M rs " 4 ~
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REMOVAL
or TiIi:
MEM NRNG STNRS

MN MNMA SNNNS,
The undersigned having Removed uyr door
below VIM. ".hh's New York Store, wuuid
respectfully solicit the patronage heretofore. iil.
Nurrd by his friends nnd thc citizens Of Sumter
generally, being satisfied that hr can acc0un,no.
date them with any articles in his line of busi.
ness. consisting Of large nin! We'll selected us.
snrtncni, dc.
X. :. AIELLEII
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March 20. 1850.
&MEhH MNS &SSNS
AND
GGGaDD DDr1@3a


CAEaDDDE6oG3a
McROY & JONES, would respectfully
inform their friends and the pub ic general
ly thai, they are now receiving one of the
hest selected stocks of Dry Goods and
Groceries ever offered in this place, con
ss,ing in part of Calicocs, Homcspuns,
Mns!lns. Ribbons, Gloves OF ever, de-
scription, Hosiery, Hats and Caps, Boots,
Shoes, Backing, &c. &c.
Groceries,
n. O. Sugar, Coffee, Moasscs, Candles,
Soap, Mackcrcl, 1000 Spanish Cigars, 10
barrels Baltimore Flour, so lbs Salnratus,
30 lbs Carolina Indigo, 100 lbs assorted
Candies, and various other articles too nu-
mcrous 10 mcn'on; all OF which. they
offer low for Cash, or country prolncc.-
please call and examine for yourselves,
before purchasing elsewhere; opposite
Wnhb's n. York StGrc, Broad street No.
im;cry,i'c, :. G..
arch 20, 1850. II u
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Secure office, sfato and federal. Il t',.o,? waa
H&nt ditficultfo ,flese mon, coqiro,ina ne
Mey DID eeery 2in the ierfitorp, federal.
or otherw Sc, to$sdrum ,up a few thousand
votes in places GgsSssan francisco. Monte !,
rey,, and San JSss2 III favor Of a convention
and the constitutions We have conycrscd
with many, very iiiny persons from Call.
i"rn'n, and hasesheser yet secn-a SOLITARY
Individual whoiSoted for the constitution,
ora lew members Of the convention to
form It. And the view we have hero
presented oil tho proceeding is in perfect
accordance will, all the reliable inCorma-
t'oh we can gather from that quarter.
Montgomery Advertiser.
SLAVES IN CALIFORNIA The Natcl,cz
Free Trader, says that slavery can be
protitably employed in California. 1t ad.
duccs the following instances
gentleman frcm Adams county had
Two siayes with him there, and having
heen truly successful and secured as much
ol the precious dust as he wanted, he
wrought back the slaves with him. SO
we'll had they done for him that he was
offered two hundred month tor each Of
thcm, il he would lcvc them behind This
he refused, as he did not wlsl, to leave his
faithful slaves under the care of those who
might not treat them as he would.
Gen. Parmcnas Briscoc, the father Of
the famous Briscoc Bill. Of quo warrant
against the swindling Mississippi banks,
has gone to California, with probably the
largest slave force that has ever been taxi
en- there by one owner. HIS energy and
enterprise will, we doubt not, settle the
question, and Gen. Brscoe is but ono Of
the large number Of Mississippi planters
who intended 10 test the value Of slave Ia
bor in mining.
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GcaGl3G AJ0GGccacDo
All persons i:ichcd 20 the late Finn
OF CONWAY & WINN, arc earnestly
solicited to make immediate payment and
save Cost.
Oct. 10. 1910. 80 II
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South Carolina Sumter Dist
IN ORDINARY.
J. \. Muchcm, admir-.

Spencer w Rdgcway, adm'r
i'anpcmng 10 my satisfaction tha, Spcn.
Ger N.idcr Rldgcwav, ono Of the dcrcnd-
ants IL the above stated case, resides be-
yonI the limits Of this State:
II rs hcrciorr ordered, That he do ap-
pear an! ii;c III lhis Court on or before The
eighth day Of .luuc next, his accounts as
administrator oi The Estate OF Noah Smith
dcccascd
w LEWIS, Q. s. u.
March 9Th. $50. 20 Am
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HURLBERT & LANEGAN

. April 8, 1850.
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VIM. AllstOn GOurdin,

April 81
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-08-28
APOLITICAL AGRICULTURAL, COMMER CTAL AasS Ass
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.o CADIZ OHIO. WEDNESDAY MORNING. AUGUST % 1886

On searching the apartment, aud old maga-
zine was found containing the confession Of
a woman, who had murdered five husbands
by pouring lead into their ears. The iauda
mum and the lead, it was ascerlained, she
procured from the store Of Mr.. W., few days
before The marriage, and the ladle was pari
of his wedding gifl. The grand jury next
morning found bill against ihe fugitive, and
The legislature heiaf. b session, forthwith
decreed an absolute Divorce. What renders
this case more extraordinary is, that Miss Il.
was proverbial for .he blandness of hel man
ner, and uniform sweetness of disposition.
She was blonde. The rose leaf tinted her
| lily cheek, as sun beam glows on, snow -
Her blue eyes were indescrbabIy sweet, ard
her golden hair hoated around a form more
perfect and volnptuous than ever ApeIles
dreamed of, or Petrarch sung. The seqle
of this romance is yet more singular. Year.
rolled away, and w. continued wretchec
and solitary man. But the spell Of The
enchanlress was still upon his soul. He clio,
sed his store, SOLD his estates, collected biz
ample means, and traced her to her distpn
retreat, TO make a new offer of his hand !
lShe had just married a gentleman Of higl
standing. acquainted with all the details 0
her career, shuddering AT the tragedy, bu
incapable of resisting her charms. Poor w
Then, indeed, did the iron enter his SOUL
|"The deadly arrow quivered in his side.
His early lcve--his fluctuating courtship-
his marriage and the catastrophe the fligh
1.-The divorce--h's years of misery-the ne,
'lbillh of his passion--anl now his disappon,
Iment, final and forever came crushing owe
him like an ceburg in the tide of bite
memories, and he prayed for death! Wheel
er this PRAYER was granted, know not. Fl
may yet wander, broken.hearted, over th
earth If he died, more wretcbed, yet
purcr and noblerspi'h never winged its feI
to heaven