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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-27
CITY ITEMS.

ACCIDENT ON THE HARLEM RAILROAD
SATURDAY morning as the O'Clock train from Harlem
passed through the deep cut 32d and i2i ss'
a horse and car. with two building stones each
ve,ohirg nearly half a tun fell from the emoank-
mon, rolling ae.,nst the SIDE Of the last car of the
train smashing N the side and breaking down or
seats but. most wonderfully, dong no further dam
age than wounding one gentleman, we believe not
se,,ouslv M nersous were on the seats destroyed,
or they INNS, have been killed the spot, or fear
fully mu,ils,ed The locomotive had left the cars
ms, above as usual so that they were not under
,oucb beadwav and while the two other cars were
fuu ,bere were but few in the third, and they had
mostly chosen the sunny side, thus escaping the dan
ger.
Tup ATLANTIC. This noble vessel sailed
at noon on Saturday with SO passengers for Liverpool
and $500, 600 in specie.
F,RE.-About II o'clock on Friday night
a fire broke out in the basement OF No. 81 centre
AZ occupjed as fancy store. The hTe was soon
e1inguished by the occupant of the premises, as
sisted by Policeman McDermot, oil the SIKH "aru'
before anv material damage occurred
The citizens have reason to congratulate them
selves that for the last weeks there have been so
few fires and consequently little destruction OF
properly.
care exercised by persons whose business requires
them 70 use furnaces, stoves &c and we nope tha'
this caution will be maintained as now is the season
of all others when most care is required the emily
autumnal nights and mornings require the use OF
little fire. and the middle of the day IS yet very
warm, and between the two neglect might involve
both loss and suffering We could wish the utmost
care would prevail with regard to the use OF cam
phene and spirit lamps as this Is most irequentythe
cause of serious fires and extensive loss and suffer-
ing.
NATuRALIZED CITIZENS.-Saturday was
the last day. previous to election iii which persons
could be naturazed. In the Common Pleas during
the month"; 755 persons took out Their papers, and
about ,OOO We understand in the Superior Court.
~ The Eighteenth Ward Temperance
Alliance held large and enthusiastic meeting last
Friday evening in the Church, cor. Twenty second
st and Fourth-av which was ably addressed by Rev.
Mr. Lothrop, Rev John Marsh Richard Busted, {.
C. North j. j Oliver and others. Some OF the best
men of the Eighteenth Ward are engaged IN this
movement, and we hope good VIII come out of n.
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CorRr or APPEALS Syracuse Wedoes

IT T 1'1HI'R 1tVWNt' " NItIFVH
.or, or - Nos VI. 92 and "a called and passed.
mo. So olelnan and another administrator,
&C. appellants against Wade and others respondent
Areutc-Wm. Curtis Moves for appellants samuel
Sherwood for CSpondeLtS.-... Nos 70 TO lO2 incu-
>iyc called and passed No lO3-Warner and
others respondents against Lee, President, sc. APP
pcllspis Judgment affirmed by ceG,ult-N Hin
Jr for resnO rdent.--.No loi-C .dled and passed.
No. l05-Aucn and others against Patterson,
mn In. Tor RESPONDENTS Nos. 10, and los, called
And passti No l09-Thompson. Treasurer, &c .
appellants ae- schermerhorm, respondent, ar
eued-M r Reynolds fOy appellant, y Ill., Jr io'
respoI den'
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MURDER. The Engineer of the steamer
Fleetwood having some controversy with colored
fireman, struck him on the head with log near We
way, Qnd) The man fell overheard and was
drowned.
The LEvEE AT PLAQUEMINE.-Ne learn
from The PiQguentne (La) Sentinel that large por
tor of the evee in front Of that town cayed IN on
the night of the 3Oth ut.
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DAILROAD, CITY and COUNTY
i BONDS FOR SALE-We offer for sale at far rates

DALROAD, CITY and COUNTY
Ia BONDs FOR SALE-We offer for sale at far rates
the following Securities Of the most undoubted character
$4,000 CITY OF CINCINNATI. OHIO. SIX
PER CENT COUPON BONDS. payable An New'York
aAIoOOO ALLEGHENY CITY SIX PER CENT
BONDS Coupons payable IN Ne~-York January |, anu
July guaranteed by the Ohio nd Pennsylvania Railroad
Company.
500 600 ALBANY CITY SIX PER CENT. WA
TER LOAN BONDS.
slOOOOCITY OF CONVICTION, Ky. opposite the
City Of Cincinnat) SIX PER CENT. BONDS. guaran-
teed by the Coyngton and Lexington Railroad Company
5 $4,000 CITY OF PORTSMOUTH OHIO, SEW
EN- PER CENT BONDS, gusnteed by the Scotia and
Hooking VALLEY Railroad Company. Coupons payable IN
New-York Janua " l, aud July l.
G. $4,000 LITTLE MIAMI RAILROAD SEVEN
PER CENT. CONVERTIBLE BONDS, Coupons Psya-
bic In NewYork, LIST April and October
: $4,000 MADISON and INDIANAPOLIS RAIL
ROAD SEVEN PER CENT. MORTGAGE BONDS
rrncipal and nte est payable NewYok, with Coupons
January l. and July !.
sos. 600 OHIO and PENNSYLVANIA SEVEN
PER CENT. RAILROAD CONVERTIBLE BONDS
Coupons payable January l. and July !, IN New-Yofs
Q $40. 600 MICHIGAN SOUTHERN SEVEN PER
CENT RAILROAD COUPONS payable IN New-fork
November l. and May !.
10 $4,000 CHARLOTTESVILLE and WABASH
RAILROAD CONVERTIBLE SEVEN PER CENT
pONDs Counors payable IN New-Yors December /, and
June /.
H. 10000 ROSS COUNTY, OHIO, SEVEN PEN
CENT BONDS, guaranteed by the Nrretta and Clncn-
naa Railroad Company.
The RAILROAD BONDS are secured in the most am
ule manner b. Mortgage Deed of Trust to some Known
and re.uoasble citizen Of NewYOrk With power IN esss
of d.taut 70 enter and sell each hne vita all equpmens
&c 20 RAISE money pay amount OF serest or principal
The CITY aud COUNTY BONDS are Issued, IN eant
oase BY virtue II SPECIAL Acts Of tue proper Legsaas
rArng full power for that purpose ard on direct vote %
the people interested that vote beng largely fa'of
their issue. &c.
The laws under which these Bonds are ce~iea fe9uis
the uroper authorities ~ MAKE SPECIAL LEV VI
TAXEstobe SET APART exclusively for the purpose u
meeting the accruug interest. aad gradually %
tie principal which can be enforced hroo IN mo
Law should Il become necessary
These debts operate IN the nat IRE ot HO -, a
,saI and personal estates within the respective ~
County limits of Ob,s mn
TIL ~. cr,rut.on adopted by tas people % ohs Pi'
- h.I,,l he creation OF al, funded dsSI D |'1n
80 -, - boundaries Thu viii prevent fif'hs'
issue Of securities Of this soft. -.,.o,,,.
prr,ss Fthlbits Ia eaca case eaR De hAn u
living full and detailed information "a 70 'as
/ -. - .scb security Nev-York, Oct o. 1871.
y4SsLow. LANIEB CO, y "aii-s'
| ss DaawNAI-H
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r.,orranh 70 the New-York Tribune.
,s.ment Law-The Cnitci states
me Arr,ment-Kossu,ha and Capt. Long.

WASHING TON, q ItNdN' W. 80 '''''
r,. General Appraisers have been instructed
-, =. the Treasury Department on the io'h
y . for the purpose of consultation 80
W.. .ss new law appears TO werk well. 4 clrcH-
)" ill shortly be issued from the Dcpar'me"
'@ .,ch instructions as experience has shown
W. y. necessary. for the proper development OF
III, ~. l,;e singular that the Government has
Ion officially advised N any way OF the de-
~ ..r,e Of the Mississippi with kossuth. The
..,c,iors to the Commodore on the Medl'er-
I'm I'm were simply to offer Kossuth and his
,niOns passage to this country and not
- lace the vessel at their disposal Unless the
c.,o,nodore has seen fit 10 depart from these IN
>,,retions. the Mississippi will not visit South
,rDron, but proceed directly to tins country
This may account for her delay at Marsellles' IN
o,der to afford Kossuth an opportunity Of oo-
aiming some conveyance to England where II
,ODears he wishes to 60. [Phila. Inquirer
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The India Rubber Casc-Goodycar rs. Day.

BOSTCN. turday, Oct IS, 1851
The India Rubber Case of e oodyeaI rs. Day. which
has occupied the L Cucult Court here for
week. was this morning terminated by the Judge
giving his decision IN favor OF the defendants
uonposiponlng the trial tins State until after the
case IN New-Jersey Is deciCef. The decision OF the
Judge was very elaborate and the opinion upon the
important questions argued hy the eminent counsel
IN The case was very able, and viii operate 10 pre-
vent any final uial between the parties for one wear
The Judge also assigned the llth November for A
hearing IN the question of jurisdiction raised by
DAYS counsel.
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financial.

EROCERS' BANK.-This Institution
~ will commence business on MONDAY next, ztA
inst at the corner of Barcayst and Colleseace under
the following direction
Charles DenisOn, Edward ESworth' d. LdIafuS'
lanes dwell VIM. n YanKleeck Cyrus Knapp.
Oris0n Blunt, Alfred r. Lagfa'e' VIM ho""ioN'
James Mathews, James f. brhsh' u IL Lineh'h"
John Armstrong
CHARLES DENISON, President.
c,rr, WHITE Cashier o23 6ts
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Extension of Telegraph Line.

NoRwALK CT. saturday, Oct -. ISL
relesraphic communication between thiS place
Nd New York has been opened foT The first time
lis ds,
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The Weather onIake Erie.

DuNSIRK, saturday, Oct. -, 1851.
lle weather continues unsettled, and westerly
snd stu prevails The steamers are nevertheless
@<kihg guar trlps
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Destructive Fire a. Nliddle,ewn. New.Nork.

MlppLETowN. Ny, SATURDAY, Oct IS 1851
ere broke out about O'Clock thus morning and
Consumed FIVE buildings as follows Charles Bugs
Ns Sash and Blind Factory, John ID SmthS : ssh
Nd Blind Factory, James LItte'S dwelling. J. ID
smiths Paint-shop sc. The loss Is estimated AZ
Dom As OVO "A a. coo
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CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPART.
" MENT-TO CONTRACTORS.-seaiedp ropo.ai3I
ndorssd Proposal lor building Sewer IN Avenue r..
uartment (Rotunda ParS until MONDAY the 20 axr
November 1885, at O'Clock, r NJ D. build asE wEH'
yFRTs IN AVENUE B. from 18th 70 near lNh-s.Ioems
m length about 220 feet The plan Of the sewer ana ~
1caons for the building II the same, ana All one, g.
,afon relating thereto can be obtained on 81 ,sS
the Conuac' Nie'A' ~ ' NICHOLAS DEAN.
800. nh. nj, ,bs Cyoton Aoued Ict Departments.
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AnpoiufDientS.

WAsHiNGrOx Saturday, Oct 25, ISL.
Ferdinand DIX of Pennsylvania, has been ap-
oointed Secretary of Legation at Brazil.
Tn, Rcp,bi,c OF this morning announces The
commitment. of Mr. Blunt, of New-YoIk, as
commissioner TO China.
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RECT DEPARTMENT., \

STREET DEPARIMENl No;
NAIL OF RECORDs-Pablc Notice Is hereo!
- - fhs following resolutions have been
n the Board Of Assistant AlerG 70 IL ,ont n he
" y II =, Church To OPEN lthaV IRON t,tn =.
50 6-.,s Ass ne l,eSos petition 10 I'm ss 10
9i r.,us interested having Oh ectlOns thereto
are rsqussted present them N writing - the gaaesSn
~, fozz1 JOHN 7 DODGE. Sxeet Commissioner
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IORPORATION NOTICE.-PubIic

Notice j. hereby gwen, that peiluon has ben yrs,
ssn.ed me Board u Assistant Acermen i,r of
N, FIRST Az from 18th % i3ist AT potsohs M'siesed
having objections thereto, requested % pIesshs .he
same n writing stating their extent q m'ere" % .he
Courac. e. ERIK Al this Office on or before NOV lSf0"1
~el,I NJ. ~ NICHOLAS DEAN, President.
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had ordered tv soldiers 70 be punished Some OF
The othsTs tTto 10 prevent the execution Of the SEN
ttnCe, ana thu> serious difficulty arose when "is
not easily suDpresse:. Gen La Vega marched TO the
scene o. disturbance with a hundred men. AMI sue
cteded IN Restoring tranquility He then issued an
oIder dec!aIlng that all persons Who might revolt or
cause IeVo IN the army, "oulf instantly De hung
We IeaTh RON SUI another letter OF the same cor
respondent that d. Jose Caruto Vela OF lsanel,
about TO proce ed TO the lines Of the rebels, IN
order to endeavor 10 negotiate peace With them
Much eood Is expected from his MISSION as 1t Is
thought mat his holy Office will Garry great influence
with II rms does not look as though the whites
were having everything their own way.
Neia was 20 be accompanied on his embassy BY
COMMISSION composed of seven members besides
himself
A fsht bad taken place between the Indians and
Cover ment troops In the canton OF hampococne,
in which the latter claimed decided victory
Gen La vega has gwen orders for all the prison.
ers taken by the troops to be Immediately set al
liberty.
Further news from the sea, Of war Is contained IN
a letter from Pete, (which appears to be La Vegas
heedaJarters,l dated Sept This asserts that ire
quent skirnlshes take place between the whites ana
Indians In which the latter always come on second
best
One o. the principal difficulties in the way of a
successful prosecution of the war was the want OF
good map of the OF operations 1t appears that
The only one they had published IN this city
in 1873 They are now getting up new one on n an
BLOODY AFFRAY IN TEXAS --On the 9th
of September an attempt was made By the Sheriff Of
Smith County to arrest one Bob Pearce for breach
of the peace, when Wood Pearce, assisted by
Isaac Moore and Peter Crawford, attempted to res
cue his brother Bob The Sheriff summoned posse
of six or seven men Wood Pearce fired upon them,
wounding Holden, one OF the guard. Several Of the
posse then sred killing Isaac Moore. Wood Pearce
then fired his remaining barrel and then seized Isaac
Moores gun and fired 1t. woundlng two more OF the
guard when he was shot down by one OF the guard
named Neil. Peter Crawford then fired twice, Kill
ing Neil ard another Of the guard. lie then made
his escape, although several shots were fred a! him
a. lie ran
IN the meantime the prisoner, Bob Pearce, was IN
tn house usng,a bsoadaxe upon the Sheriff seriously
iurIr 9 him and one of his men. He was however,
di>armed and rred to the Tyler jail. The Sheriff
snapped every barrel of sxshooier at his head, but
thou, any effect At our last adyceS party OF
fifteen or twenty (mostly PearceS) were following
the prisoner supposed with all intention Of res ,uing
him al every hazard
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VpOTON AOUEDUCT DEPART.

CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPART
u MFNT-TO CONTRACTORS Sealed Proposals,
indorsed PROPOSAL for building Sewer IN Broome
will be received Ofce the Croton Agueduct DO
psrtment (Ro,uDda Park until THURSDAY ne ON d.y
~ Nov I35l al O'Clock NJ, To build SEWE III With
The necessary RECEIVING BASINS and CULVERrS,
m BIocme-s from Crosby 10 and through Elm :. 70 nsaf
sprng beng len 9Th about esi feet me pan OF ,hs
Sever and ,peclcafons the building u the same, anu
ali other information relating thereto, can he obtained on
auphcation 10 the Contract Clerk At tins ofce
York Oct. Is, i85l. NCHOLhS DEANI.
OH 0t President of the CrotOn Aqleduct Department
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R0T0N AOUEDUCT DEPART

NKOION AQU tUULI DEF NM
ANFNT Oct n lSjl-Pubbc Notice Is HEREBY siyes
that further rer centses Of Ten per Cent vii Dc a1eo
- nrsd water Rents fDr 1871 the hTat day O No.
, ett and ta ~ - rates fof 1850 w,s be r.cs'ea
III. cce Ill tie first II January neSt, after wich AZ
,eyts charged upon which 1he rates then remain sn
and ia ihe rear Ia50. viii be- advertised ard 500 "'o'
n a, Ak '' RENO C. RANCE. Register.
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Urn Goods.

THE NETWORK MANrlLLA aud
CLOAK EMPORIUM removed from No 81 to No
So Canal three doors from Broadway. where hsvIns
better ccomnodasns and ample room In waca 60
keep. all times full aud complete assortment % re
and elegsnt goods of this description he hopes for
of that liberal patronage which has hitherto
warded his unweaued Efforts to please lie would sis
that the Increased fa ties by enabling ban 10 sxead his
business. will also enable him 10 sell rsductOs from
former prices Misses Manik ana Cosks made 90 order
oil lms N BELL IS date 6il Csnal-st
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oYnc. OF rlIr Nkw.yoRx Gas Llour coxs.s
STATE OF NEW-YORK, BANK
~ MP ARTMENT Albany. Sent q. lsli-Pnxusss

~ DEPARTMENT Albany. Sept % is5i-pmsua.s
u Chan SSf Laws Of 1850 notice hereby gwen that the
tine fixed BY said law for the redemption Of the circulating
notes Of the following Banks has expired and that nna
dividend has been declared upon the unpaid balances nj the
outstanding certificates issued account Of sad BsnkA
which Will De paid the holders Of such corhcses duls
sssgred 90 presenting the o. the Super nenien, u
tins department before the 18th day Of March next
and not Otherwise.
PAM of Brock port ......... so per cent
ChntoG Bank New York p per cent
SO iaw6wM ID. II ST JOHN. superintendent
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$4,000 a %A ss.a,i: ls. .,s ss sssss
bh IN raw and manufactured productions Of that ana other
parts Of England long and iayoraby known on Doh sns
Of the Atlantic. partner, general or special Naneo,
with twenty Ave 10 fifty thousand dollars cash capn OK
credit TO operate upon the command OF which would M
mediatey secure a highly advantageous connection wss
one Of the best houses England. Address my Ell
1fENT, at this office. Oh Vm"G
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Gxpresses, sc.

600 m To Ioa sIss., ." n BS s ans
Tor sale or exchange city property piece principally
Wood land # about 81 ares situated between Dooos
Ferry and Dearman and adjoining the new Village. an
ayene beng run whole length Of The land and about
one hours ride by the North River Railroad II Will be sold
IN one piece Building Lots OF TWO acres nhene
snme extensive views Of the River There Wood aad
Building Stoae the premises sufficient TO pay Tor eat
no1,ion 81 the l and ipquire Of JOHN n. MILDEBEk-
GER corner of 18th and HammOnd-sts OFT wv
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~ The FJobtecntb Ward Temperance
COURT PROCEEDINGS.
CoURT CALEN

Court CALENDAR-Thls Day.-CIRCUIT
CouRr-Nos 49, 723, 724, 6s5 704 2j, 30, 727 72o,
720, 73O 75l, 732, 1888, 7S5.
L. s. DIsTRIcr CouRT.-Nos. 25 to 81. 33, "a, 35.
SUPREME CoURT-Genetal Term.-Pnbhshed on
Friday.
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Professional Nctircs.

A CARD.-Dr. DAVID l.. ROGERS
\ has returned TO the city of New-fork and resumed
The SURGICAL prsc,lcc OF IN, profession a No 10 wavery
place. "s'S"
nOCTOR c. w. GRAVE, from Hol-
~ stein Germany Practitioner NJ Medicine and Sur
sery No 2Os Court-s between Harrison and DE Grsw
BroOklyR. 81 Sm W"
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NAruRALIzED CITIzENs.-Saturday was
the last day. previous to election, iii which persons
could be naturalized. In the Common Pleas, during
the month, 755 persons took out Their papers, and
about 600. we understand, in the Superior Court.
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DRY GOODS at WHOLESALE 81

~ RkrAIL.-Prnts muslms blankets. fann.ls me-
sss csshmeres. pep ms de lanes. lnens, table DANISH
White AID brown cloths, napkins, do, hes hroalc OH
cssSne'es, NC az low prices hy MATHEWS.
~ 81 No 90 Csthtrne-st
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CorRr on CoMMoN PLrAs-Special Term

Court OF CoNMoN PLEAs--Before Judge
lnsraham-Pstsr Nc,Sotreqdsr ACT. Robert " D,srr-
Shd- In tins case. already referred 10, beng IN ac
non tor assault and battery the Jury gave verdict
for plaintiff for $50, which Games full costs.
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SUPREME CouRT.-Special Term
The Ne1c Park The argument as to the validity Tor
regularity of the law authorizing the Common
Council 10 lay out the Park was continued on Sat
urday forenoon before Judge Edmonds, ex-Judge
Jones resuming his remarks IN support OF the vadi'
~ of the law.
DECISION BY JUICE KING.-Jerem'dh ODonneH and
another, at smf IF ChaS. ", Lynch.-MoiIon OF de-
PENDANT to stav proceedings denied and stay OF pro-
CeedngS on the execution vacated.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-05-16
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
Class M
S. GRlSWOLD g. CO.,

S. GRlSWOLD g. CO.,
(Successors 10 Daniel Pratt g. Co..
d ESPECTFULLY informs the public thai
III they are now manufacturing
COTTON GINS
at PrattsvilIe, Autauga county, Alabama.
Their arrangements for manufacturing are extern
ssve and complete, which will enable them to furn-
ish Gins TO planters on the most favorable terms
AS to the superiority Of their Gins, they have on
y to refer to the reputation which the manufac-
ture and sale of over 10000 has acquired for hem
throughout the entire cotton growing region.
From 25 years experience, with every facility and
good workmen, they are confident that they will
be able TO give satisfaction to all who may patron
ize them.
ATTher Gins are warranted to perform well
Engagements for Gins can be made with Their
travelling agents, who will call on planters gene
rally, or by letter directed to Prat,ve, Autaugf
county, Alabama.
They have foundry connected with Their
mandatory, at which they are prepared to dc
mill work and other casting. Gin gearing con.
stantly on hand for 9, 10 and 10 feet wheels. A
portion of public patronage is solicited.
A supply Of Gins always on hand with Camp.
bell & Co Mobile, and H. Kendall, & Garter Co.,
.NeU Orleans.
S. GRISWOLD g. Co.
Aprl Aft
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100 DOLLARS REWARD !!

DAN away from the subscriber, October 9th,
n, 1897, from his residence on Willow Swamp,
South Edisto River, Orangeburg District, South
Carolina, a negro man named HOWARD, about
six feet high, and otherwise well proPortioned,
and of black complexion, full faced, high fore
head, a prominent nose, and no whiskers; having
on one Of his arms the letter s, or mark resemb-
ling it, He had q scar on the inner ankle Of, !
presume, the left foot. He speaks with plous'-
bility and ease; is rather assuming in bis address,
vet mild and humble in his manners. lie is a
keen, shrewd fellow, walks fast and quite erect,
and is apt to bear uncommonly much on his toes
when hurried. He said that he originally be-
longed to a farmer named Joshua Lee, near Gin
ton, in Virginia; either there Norfolk or Rich
mond, in that State, presume he took up quar-
tiers. Any person finding and experimenting the
same, and delivering him safely into the hands OF
the subscriber, shall receive the above reward of
one hundred dollars, besides reasonable expenses
that he may be at in coming and returning
WILLIAM RILEY.
Nav 10-6,pw