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The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-01-26
Jan. 26-46 :
CHANCERYNOTTCE.

CHANCERY Y NOTICE.,
A. H. Ewing, Sandusky county court of Com
Pleas
Russell Dixon, ct al IN CHANCERY.
BY virtue of deCretal orderissued of the eouf
Common Pleas, of Sandusky county, Ohio, to me di-
rected and devered shall offer at public sale, at the
door ofthe Court House, in r m I, the
9th day of March next between the hours prescribed By
law the following lands and tenements to wit: In Lot
number I2 known and described in Ewng's addition
to the plat Of Lower Sandusky satisfy decree
in said court in favor of Alexander H. Ewing and a.
gainst Solomon N. Russell, Shubal H. Russell and
William P. Dixon.
JOHN L. GREENE,
Jan. 26-46:5 SpecioI Master.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-01-26
Fire and .yEss.tMe Iasttrnasce.

TIME undersigned would call the attention OF mer-
i chants and others having property exposed to loss
by Fire the pers of avgation 10 the superior adyaa
taees offered BY the
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-01-26
CHANCERY NOTICE:

CHANCERY NOTICE:
Court common pleas, sandusky county, State of Ohio.
Alexander H. Ewing
Levi P. Dorfson,
DY virtue of deereta order issued out of the court
Id Of common pleas of Sandusky COUNTY Ohio, to me
directed and delivered shall offer public SALE at the
door of the court house, in F m o nj on the
9th day of March next, between the hours prescribed
by Law; the following described lands and .ensmens,
to witt
In-ot number fifteen, designated in the recorded
town plat of Ewings addition the town Of Lower San
dusky, Sanddsky cohnty, Ohio
Taken the property flew P. Dorrison, satisfy
decree in said court in favor of Alexander H. Ewing
against the said Levi P. Dorrison.
JOHN l.. GREENE,
Jan. 26-46:5 Special Master.
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Chancery Notice:

ChanceFy " NOtlces
Alexander II. Ewing's Admir-, Court cemnihh pleas,
SANDpSkY couETfs OHIO
Benjamin Meeker and others. IN cHAEcERY.
DY virtue Of deereta order issued in the above en-
ID titled cause, Tshall offer for sale at Fehduc the 9h
day of March next, between the hours prescribed by
law, at the door Of the court honse Of said county, in
said county, to wit:
Inlots number ffty-one and fhy-two described on
Ewings addition 10 the town plat Of Lower Sshdusk,
said lots being five rods each on Water street, bounded On
the south by Ewing street. iks north by alley on
the eus by lands heretofore sold BY contract to Veus
Bidwell, in said county.
ers to satisfy decree ofsaid court IN favor of a. H. Ew-
ing, and against Benjamin Meeger and othefe.
c. EDGERTON,
Jan'y 19-45:5 Special Master.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-01-26

new lot of 'Cavendsh,' very nice, at
l. shilling, Just openod. Call and take Chew
PEfTfHoNE
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Administrators sale Of Real Estate.

Court of common pleas sandusky county. state of Ohio
Petition to sell Land
Ralph P. Buckland Administrator OF
John Myers, deceased
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-01-26

MORE of that good Tea and Coffee. and general
IVl assortment of good Family Groceries, cheap at
PBTTIBuRE's.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-01-26
G. R. M,oULLOGH.

AGENT FOR SANDUSKY COUNTY,
is ready insure all descriptions of Buildings, Goods
Merchandise. &c, &C., from loss by FIRE.
OFFICE-at the Drug Store.
Fremont, Sandusky cotluts, Dec. l, is4g.-35
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-01-26

SALT, Sole Leather Sc, &C.. plenty and cheap al
y PETTIBoEG's.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-01-26
Administrators Sale of Real Estate.

Court Of common pleas. sandusky county state Of Ohio
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-01-26
Administrators Sale Of Real Estate.

Court eff fcommon pleas Sandusky county, of Ohio
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-06-11
FIFTY THOUSAND PERsONs

Die annually in England Of Consumption. In The New
England States, e proportion is one in o.r or i've in
lIson prnhabIv unr in four. In . city of New York,
sixty seven died in ty weeks in December of this disease
II less prevalent IN the northern lanes ~ 'ls-
sra Canada and anon. tie Alps of Switzerland. where
The winters are long and severe and there nrc fewer sud-
lien changes. "
No theory ran bc more wrcnmc 10 the human mind than
,l. one which eslahs-s good cronn, the hope for pro-
,nre rxisirnce if the allegations of those who arc at
least en;i,lc: to vrrary may he believed, there Is pre-
vcntaive and 4 remedy.
The great Author Of Nature has provided us with rem.
e,ly for Consumption. and the diseases leading THERETO
which are 90 farfny common in our country Has lie
left ,s to find relief from thai fatal by nsnck king
other lands No. The best Nature owll Ren'ds is ut
our hand The Will Cherry and the Pine, furnish lis with
a curr wecre n cure is possible.
One Of the most nnnrrant discoveries Of the age. in
ancinraing the conon Of this large class of suffering
humanity, is r,,-,,.
Which has been before the public some ten yeaIs THIS
valuable medicine was first discovered and ,r'"'ced ~
the year 1893. since which time its success has constantly
increased the demand until has become one "t net
THE MOST POPULAR REMEDY FOR CoNSuMP-
TON in its nripicut stage, every known.
None Genuine unless Signed BUTTS on tho wrapper
Sold in Camden by JAMES K. McKAIN. Wholesale by
p NJ Cohen d Co., Charleston, and by Druggists general
" through gh0ut the State.
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THE POWER OF BEAUTY.

WYE read that the strength of Samson lay in
w his ha r, and that when the perfdious ne-
lilah had despoiled him of his flowing locks, his
power al departed from him. When We see
young and lovely woman, with magnificent hair,
before whom all seem to bow, tie history of Sam
son is forcbly brought to mind. Let that proud
lady, through sickness or neglect be shorn Of her
luxuriant ringlets, and the power Of beauty is at
an end. JULES HAUEL'S EAU LUSTRAL
HAIR RESTORATIVE is, without doubt the
best article extant for keeping the hair in heal
thy state, re-invgorating hair which has become
thin and harsh. Its constant use will keep the
hair loft, silky and luxuriant to the most advanced
age. 1t entire y eradcaies dandruff and scurf, and
keeps the scalp clean and healthy, while the hair
is not liable to turn grey 81 soon. 1t will bring in
new hair on heads which have become premature
ly bald, and prevent the hair falling out by sick
ness. ] have received esimonals of its benef-
cial effects from persons of the highest respecta
bility, and some oi the most scientific gentlemen
Of this city hava pronounced it to be unique. As
every highly popular discovery is liable to be coun-
terfeied or initiated, so it is with my Eau Lustrale
Hair Restorative. An imitation "f this article
has been manufactured in this city, which would
particularly caution the public against. Always
ask for JULES HAUEL'S Eau Lustrale Hair
Restorative, and you will then obtain all article
which is warranted to ndcr satisfaction,
JULES lIAUEL, l20 Chesnut-st. Phila'
For sale in Camden by J. R. McKAIN, Z. J..
DELAY. and F. L. Zenp. June 1.
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Head Quarters,

ORDER 30. -
rJNiIE following regiments will parade for review and
L drill nj the lim.s and places following. viz:
The 9th and 2J.h regiments of infantry WinnsborO,
on Saturday the 2Oth Of July next.
The 9Th regiment ofcavaly al ionsucsvle, on Tuesday
the 23l of July.
The 2Gtl and 27t regiments of nantrya Chestervlle,
on Thursday tn" a5h Of lmly
The 10th regiment Of infantry al or near Ebenczer, on
Tuesday the 3uh OF July.
The 3i,h regiment of infantry Yorkville Thurs
duv the st day of August.
The 31th regiment Of infantry wilkins, on Monday
the 9Th of August.
The 3jlh regiment al unionrie, on Thursday
the Sth of August.
The 9th regiment of cavalry near Glenn's Springs, on
Saturday the lOlh of August.
The 31!l regiment ni Infantry Tnmons' old field on
The 18th regiment of infantry NJ the Burnt Factory on
Tuesday the 2'ih If August
The ilsf' regiment of infantry at Farks Old Field, on
Thursday The I'D oi August
The irh regiment of infantry at Boyd's, OH Saturday
the 9th of August
The 10Th regiment of cavalry Mt Martins, their regi-
ne,,l parade ground. on Tuesday The 9Th of August
The 3Sth regiment of infantry at or near kellers oid
Field. OH Thursday the ooh Of August.
The 3lh regiment Of infantry al or near Ruff s Noun
tain, on Saturday the 3lst Of August.
The commissioned aud commissioned officers Will
assemble the day previous ut their respective parade
grounds (xcrn tie 37h reg incn nt wilkins they Will
assemble on Saturday the M of AnsuHt) for drill and III
The Major Generals and Brgalier Generals will, with
their SaiIs attend the reviews within their Respective
commands.
The Brgadier Generals charged with the extension
of this order.
An Inspection of will take place nj or before the
review of each regiment.
return of all the regiments must be had by or befor
the lsi of Ortohtr next.
BY order of the Cnnman.lcr-in-C Cbief.
}. W. CANTEl A,jt & 1nsp. Gcnl.
The Charleston Courier and Mercury, the Carolilan
and Pamrn State Banner. Tie Palmetto Standard, York
Vile Msrchmy. Fairfield Herald. Ncwberry Sentinel /.
Spartan and Larensvic Herald will insert once week
until the Reviews over
may II 3
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In Ecuity-Lancaster District.

Juhn d. McCardell et al, VS.. James K. Douglass
ct al-Bi!l for partition Of the Real Estate Of
James douglass.
TT appearing to my satisfaction that Thomas 4.
L McCardell, James Ii McCardcll, William Il.
Carnes, Mary A. Nisbel. Robt Douglass, Zadock
P. Douglass, Henry C. Horton and wife 'rabitha,
Jane +. Bell, Rachael T. Bell, Robert d. Bell, Jno.
G.. Bell, Nancy Bell, John Bell, Robert McllwaiH,
and the children of Samuel Douglass, whose names
are unknown, Defendants in above case, reside
without the lmth of this Slate-lt is therefore
ordered, on motion Of w. A. Moore, Solicitor for
Compainan,s, that the said and above named De-
PENDANTS do appear and answer, plead or demnr to
the Bill in the above casc or before the 18th ct
September, 1850; otherwise, Judgment pro con-
tesso will be ordered agans, I'll and each l." them.
JAMES II. WlTlIERSPOON, C. F.. D,
Coln'rs Office, May 81. 1850. l$1
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In Eauity-Lancaster District.

Cyrus A. Allen and wife, VS.. James M. Richard
son ct al.Bil to surrogate account and relief.
TT appearing to my satisfaction that James NJ.
l. Richardson, Thomas Richardson, John Rich.
arlson, Joseph B Kling|e and wife, Margaret and
Vary Allen, Defendants in the above case. roe ide
without the limits of this Stale. 1t is ordered Oh
molten of w. A. Moore Sol'r for compainants, that
the SAID defendants do appear and plead, answer
or demur to the bill in above case on before the
3lst day of August 1850, otherwise judgement
pro coni,.sso, will be ordered against each and ak
Of them. j. II. WlTElERSPOON, C. E. L. D..
Coln'rs Office, May, Sth 1850 40 l5w
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ed R. E. Wylie and S. B. Emmons w. Ds.-
The following were elected as officers for the
current quarter:
S. Emmons, w. A. Peter Wylic,. A. L.
John Grahan,V A. c. L. Billings, e..
G. Q. C. Adams, S. Albert Kennedy, U.
jill. Witherspoon, AS. d. c. Royal, w.
B. J. Witlerspoon, 7. Benz Saddler, A. w.
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Cut from the Cincinnati Globe.

Physicians nrrsreihc Dr Rorcrs's Livrrwort and Tar
in the last stages and hopeless of Cnsump"n
after all other medicines have failed has proved itself
to he the most extraordinary medical aid in curing that
disease. Now this medicine is az valuable in the incent
Stages such as Cough. Colds &c. &c. when tic nngs are
not too far gone before liberation takes place tits seldom
or ever known to fail in breaking up the most distressing
Cough or Cold in few hours time. if the directions are
strictly followcd-The genuine Dr. Rogers Lverwort and
Tar, which makes many wonderful cures can De OBJ
tained at JAMES r. McKA1NS, Camlen, S. c.
See advertisement in another column.
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Sale Postponed to Tie 18th instant
Sale of Wines, Liquors, &c.

NN SATURDAY the 18th oI June, | will sell
Y at Public Auction, the entire stock of we'll
selected WINES and LIQUORS, together with
the BAR FIXTURES, &C., belonging 10 Jas. C.
McKenna, at sour House." consisting Of
Wines and LIQUORS of various kinds
Decantcrs, Tumbcrs, Wine Glasses
Beer Pumps, &c. &c.
One Billiard Table, Balls, &c.
Two Bagatele 10 do do
Iousshold and Kitchen Furniture
Cows and Calves, Horses, Saddles and Brides
With a great variety oher articles.
-AlSO-
10 baskets superior CHAMPAIGN
-ALSO-
- dcmiiohns No old MADEIRA WINE
Terms at sale.
+. ROOT, Auctonecr.
June 6 st
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Head Quarters 22d Regiment S. G. H.
Piano Fortes.

DEING appointed Agent of Newman g. Bros
ID Piano Fortcs, would give notice that any per.
son desirous of Obtaining an instrument that will
wear well and keep in tune. 10 apply to The UNDER
signed, who will order Immediately, and supply
them, either in Mahogany or Rose Wood cases !;
terms moderate. On hand and in good order, two
second hand Pianos, that i'll be sold low in price.
J. B. f. BOONE,
Agent Of Newman " Bro.
june II. 4b
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Correspondence of the Journal.

L,~"AsrERvlLLE, s c., June Sd, 1850.
A Section of Cadets of Temperance was
formed in this village on the 10th of May, by
D. 6. w. P. Charles H. Duryee, assisted by
D. G. w. P. R. E. Wylie, p. w. Ps. Billings
and Belden, w. P. Emmons, and Bros Strait
and Galluchat
Bro. Bclden was elected W. p, who appoint
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CAMDEN PRICES CURRENT.

Notice.
TtTAWBA SECTION, No. -. Cadets OF
" Tcmperance-'rhis Section vii! hold its reg
ular meetings every Monday night a, eight ocioci.
G.. Q. G. ADAMS, Sec'y.
Lancastervlle, June 3d, 1850 46
Head-Q Quarters 22d Regiment S. G. H.
llth June, 1850
TNlIOS. J. WARREN having been appointed
l. Adjuant of the 22,I Regt. s. e. NJ (vIcc A..
g. Baskin, resgned,) will be obcycd and respect
cd accordingly.
By order Of COL Taylor,
A. G. BASKIN, Adjt.
June IL. I'm 46
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2.OOOlbs $1,000
425 Prizes in all.

425 Prizes in all. 2OOobs S2OOo
These who prefer lover priced Teas, can re-
ceive their prizes in proportion they 'oiA be re-
purchased tor cash. at deduction of 10 per cent.
Ir Country agents required. Applications to
be addressed (post paid,) to the Company's Depot
as above.
June 7, ls50 45 3'n
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TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE
Reported lor the Journal.

CHARLESTON, June 10.
There has been general and active demand
for Cotton to-day, and pricesv very full. Two
thousand five hundred bales were sold at II to
IL l-4c. w.
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The Democratic Review,

For June, is OH our table. Contents as varled'
and we believe, from what we have read, as
interesting as usual. The leading article in this
number is a review of Military Presidents.
The Review is leading Democratic organ III
this government, and were all who have assumed
the name of Democrat to adhere as closely toJus-
tice and right as this periodical has, and continues
to do, we might still have glorious Unon--a
united and happy confederacy. But as long as
local preudices and interests are rendered antas-
onis,ical to EQUITY ard JUSTICE, we may not en-
pect any quarters from those who have hattered
themselves into the very erroneous belief that they
may claim "noble consistency IF conduct" and are
entirely srempt (acts to the contrary notWlthstar-
ding,) from "potical wickedness in high places.
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NEW
Confectionery and Grocery Store.
yu,,,~> uN,,ps N<,rfh nf tho EDnSt Office.

TWO DOofs NOFth oh nhS 4 Vss OAIAIS'
TlIE subscriber would inform the public that
he his taken the store formerly occupied bv
Mrs. II. II. Sizcr, where he will keep constantly
on hand an assortment OF
Candies and Preserves: Segars
Wines and Pickles; Lemon Syrup
Sugar, Coffee and Lard; Ca les, Soaps
Molasses, Spice. Pepper. Cr' eras &c.
And a good assortment OF CrJCkcry and Fin ware.
All of which he will sell low for cash. Purcha-
sers will do well TO give him call before buyIng
elsewhere. L.. /. fELllEi
may q. 36 u
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NEGROES Wanted.

T WISH to purchase 200 NEGROES, 100 men
i and 100 women. None need apply unless
their Negroes are young and likely. For such,
the highest casl. prices will be paid.
J. w. FORD.
Flat Rock, Kersilaw Dis, s. e.
June ii. 46 w3m
O-The Hornets Nest and Salisbury Watch
man will insert months and send bill to this Of
flee.
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HoLDGNG A CORPSE FOR DEBr-A young
man, stranger died ate boarding house in New
York, the other day, and the boarders contri-
buted sufficient money to bury him.
The Tribune says:
The man of the house who sent for the cof-
fin, at his own request and got one worth S4
or s5, for which he charged Sl2 The night
before the funeral he locked up the body, re-
fusing to let the friends see it, and when the
boardcrs and others assembled at 2 clock, the
next day, to perform the rig hts of the burial, the
hearse being ut the door, he fatty refused to
unlock the door, saying that if the IS which
the deceased owed him was not paid, he would
send the body to the pottcr's Field. The yonnS
men, shocked at the atrocous conduct OF this
vampire, borrowed the money, redeemed the
dead body of the unfortunate stranger from his
clutches, and buried it at Williamsburg. The
name of this imprsoncr of the dead is with US,
but we do not choose to pa ute our columns
with it. Suffice it to say, almost every boarder
in the house has or will leave the premises.
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delay, adopt measures Of retaliation and non-
intercourse.
Resolred, That we have little confidence in
the efficacy of any law which Congress may pass
to secure the observance of this clause of the
Constitution; because the public opinion at the
North is so much opposed to such laws, that
it could not be enforced. We look chiefly to
the States themselves, who are parties to the
stipulation, for the observance of the stpula-
ton, but any law passed by Congress that gives
to the fugitive jury trial in the States to which
he fed, would, as remedy, be mere mockery.
Resolced, That in case a majority in Con-
gress should, regardless of the clear rights of
the South, pass any law which should deprive
her of that part of California situated South Of
36 80 North, or cut of from Texas any part
of the Territory line within the boundary which
she claims as her own, or interfere with slavery
or the trade in slaves in the District Of Colum-
ba, then this Convention shall, on the --
Monday after the passage of such law, re-as-
semble at -, for the prrpose of considering
the remedy to be adopted for redress of the
wrong thus perpet'ated
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Wanted,

A NEGRO woman w4lnut children, ~ cook
~ Apply at thisoIllcc. H W.T.
MAY 3, 1850. ~ II
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"A CARD.

TslIIE Subscriber offers his services 10 his friends
Il and the public, to receive and forward all Mer-
chandize consigned to his care. lie hopes, by
prompt attention and moderate charges, to merit
share Of public patronage
G. A. NEUFFER,
Commission and Forwarding Merchant,
' l24 East Bay, Charleston, s. C.
June 7. wifi 45
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'' Thompson's celebrated Starch Polish -

" Th0mpson's celebrated Starch Polish" "
TOMPOSED OF lsingIass, Gum Arabic, d.,
" and contains nothing injurious. 1t is highly
recommended for giving beautiful, glossy, ana
smooth surface TO lInens cambrics, collars, shirt
bosoms and all kinds of prints, &c.
One cake will do sixty dozen OF clothes, and no
family should be without them. Price l21 per
cake; $14 per dozen. For sale by
June | MOORE g. BELCHER
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DEST Fvc-qnar,cr India Mattiag--also sett
ID of Silver Mounted Carriage Harness, for
sale Nv f. w. BONNEY.
Nay 81, lS5U 40 Il
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Notice.
ANY person having Spanners, Badges, or any
Il articles belonging to the Camden Independent
Fire Engine Company, arc requested 10 leave them
panl-or amy information relative 10 them will be
thankfully received by him.
RIDGEWAY, Secretary.
Jnne 7. a.
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Notice.
T|EE certificates of the following Shares OF Stock
4 having been lost, notice is hereby given that
at the end OF three months from date, application
will be made to renew the same:
No. 276, Maria H. Waties, of Statesburg Sa. Ca.
Dated, 9Th July, 1887, four shares in the Bank of
Camder, S. C..
No. SOB, Maria II. Waties, date 23d JAM, 1888,
two shares in the Bank of Camden, s. c.
No. 723, Maria H. Waties, date 9TH March, 1910,
two shares in the Bank of Camden, s. G.
JOHN WATIES.
Adm. of Maria H. Waties.
June 7. w3m As
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Temperance Celebration.

WATEREE DIVISION. No. 9 Sons OF Tem-
w perance, will Celebrate its Second Ami.
versary OH Wednesday evening" the 10Th inst
Neighboring Divisions and Sons of Temperance
generally are respectfully invited to attend and
participate in the ceremonies OF the occasion.
w. H. R. WORKMAN, r. 8.
June T. 45
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CHILD S11oT.-A child about 4 years Of age
of Mr.. L. d. Bcvn, Of this District, was shot
on Sunday last by a negro boy under the fol-
lowing circumstances While Mr.. Belvin was
at Church the negro boy, who is about s years
of age, took his masters gun and snapped it
several times in sport at the child. The last
time the gun went off and the load struck the
left shoulder of the child. We are glad to
learn that the wound is not considered danger
ous.-Parents and masters should be careful
when leaving home, not to leave loaded guns
where they can be reached by children.
Sumier Bdnncr.