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Tugp DrsrR1cr CouR1lI JOSEPH DUMAS }. KAUFMAN.
Me- II No. 1910

THRp DisrR1cr CouR1lI JOSEPH DUMAS KAUFMAN.
Me- No. 1910.
NpY VIRTUE of writ of ieri facias to me
directed Third District
in entitled will proceed to sell At public auction the
the City Exchange, ST. Louis street. between Chaes and
Royal streets FRIDAY, March 49, 1852 ut y O'Clock
OF GROUND situate the suburb Of this city desg
lot number three number twenty eight comprised
C CustomhduRe, Mara and Where Streets plan
tommuny, the 9Th
December 1851 OF sale from sd Municipality
Terence Cousin before Joseph Cuitr on the 3lSt
1871 said lot having
lines Custom'onse street, hun,
fourteen feet in depth, between parallel lines
BUILDINGS AND IMFR0NENIE thereon,
consisting cf HOUSE, COVERED WITH
STATES, ATWO STORY BRICK KITCHEN PHlVIEs, otc etc.
| Seized in He above suit.
| Terms apE tile spot. JAMES p. FRERET,
| fell q mh9 10 Sheriff OF the Parish of orleons
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Medical NoTICE-DR. LOCKWOOD. VIII
DX SA,I5I1S AT, BLTTERsmA SOVEREIGN


~ REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA, ASTHMA AND GENERAL
DEBILITY CONTAINING Alcoholic hest and strongest
e"red nednc the world for the
such as the Headache, Heartburn iabtua Ay of the
stomnc Loss Appetite Asthma Piles Consumption
@ arising from frotraced Fve Fever Heat
ernged condition the excellent remedy
arrangement.
Amns NE numerous mud highly respectable certificates
the follow
Professor A. A. HAYES, NJ. D.. Stat. As.aycr
FlIEllENRf HOMER Esq. Boston.
JAMES Z. DUNN. City Treasurer Boston.
Ron Al Ron LAWRENCE President
hon l. H. ARNOLD formerly Governor Rhode Island,
Hon MN WOODBRIDGE formerly Governor of Michigan now u
S.Sc - -
Hon j. T. MoREHEAD, formerly Governor OF Kentucky now u s.
Senator. ~ - ''
Hon. T SIMMONS, u. S. Senator from Rhode Island
lion SAN I'LL 5 PHELPS TT 5. Senator
Hon WAl. UPTON, U, S. Senator irony Vermont
Hon. SOLOMON FOOT of Congress from Vermont,
T. u ttsl tt, member stromp
tory. '
Gen A c DODGE, member OF Congress. from Iowa.
h T. STOW ESQ, Clerk in the REPRESENTATIVES
. IkoW BRIDGE, ESD, Detroit, Michigan.
GEO. W. JONES, Esq, General. DuIuoue
JOSEPH HOME, Esq, 76 Wall street, New York
Many other the henes
VINO WI" al mat has sud infsvor this invaluable medi
cine DR. GEO. Is. GREEN Proprietor, Windsor Vermont
REED BATES AUSTIN hocae Druggists
Row, Boston, General Agents.
For sale by ], WRIGHT co, 1871 Chartrcs street.
VI ff'ee One Dollar per hor bottles Five Dollars.
CAuToNEaeh bottle Genuine oxyrepacd Bitter. will have
the outside wrapper printed in English Spanish
signature OF SEQ Is Green Proprietor Hpon
hney engraved label the bottle signature
Ese Bs's. Austin who are the sole General Agents and whom
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As the comprises Of The leading articles I.slers
md beFs informed tha their ORDER w be promptly supplied WITH
nfiela IN the Patent ilrdsiH" lin" mott napI-d fh rein
10 j. H. sov The GRAEFENBERG MEDICINES for
the States OF Louisiana and Mississippi.
- Also sole Agent IA MES MEDICINES AUFFATls
MGFFArS LIFE PILLS and PutESIX BlTIERS ana WlcfjI'S
INDIAN VEGETABLE Pills ~
The Trade supplied on reasonable tetna. iy
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'NTAMAT VS.. FRANCIS DUBOIS

TH,np CovRT II. b. MONTAhAI vs. iNANeiS Deo'
DY VIRTUE of writ of plurius fieri facias to
,ec.sd bv AZ Honorable the Court
I.n in ne above entitled 10 sell at public
ia Of tho City Exchange ST. LOUIS is.L
MONDAY March y s22 ~
GRouNI with the story a4E cIsIlRN etc.
FRAME KITCHEN, FRAME five
inches and ten nnsS
Claiborne street. by pne hundred and wv eh'ye'@
tive lines deep. EN
seized in lie above SHIT. ,.,,rc u rREpET
cash on the SPOT, "a tha Parish Of Orleans.
e m sherm VI .te
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sv,xn DIsTR1cr CounrIl j. JoUET VS.. Jean AURIANNE.
s'S ~ M uf1rIp ANs II No. 1854
n sIIDMIIE of an III; g writ of fieri faciaS IL

Fly VIRTUE Of an alias writ of feri facias to
the Honorable the Second District Court Of Ne"
Orleans entitled will proceed to sell ~ puSe
to in City Exchange, ST. Louis street.
Chare Royal Streets SATURDAY March g. 1852 at II
ALL THE RIGHT TITLE AND INTEREST Of JoqEI ana n
January the one hundred ana eges
from liz h January 1884, paid the Second DISTRICT Of
NewOeans Joue Eenne Renorde NO. $685. Oh
docket Of sad Court.
Seized in the above suit. ,.,rc EpEpETs
cash the spot ~ H. prst ~ n,,op,
fao3p7 mho
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DsrRcr CouRrl PETER CoNsEY JR vs. HIS oisEI'il
NEwOELRASs VI okS.': no 4'52
10y VIRTUE Of an order OF sale rendered Feb.
and to ME the Second District Court
entitled suit will proceed to sell at
auction in HE Rotunds Exchange ST. Louis street, be-
Charres and Royal Streets hof March 49, 1901 NJ IL
O'Clock - - .,.,,r 81. ,,.--. -,
FIVE CERTAIN LOTS OF 3ROu situate lying and being N ms
suburb saue this city, designated numbers on two three on
bounded hy cholitena Hunter Benjamin
SewLevet Streets being OF the following dimensions, VIZ
Lots numbers esch twenty feet
Tchoup-oua bT ninety e deep, beteen
number forming the OF Hunter and
Cd tinh
deep between parallel lines English
To each other.
Together With BUILDINGS and IMPROVEMENTS thereon,
BUILDINGS value, rights, syi
privileges and advantages thcreuno belonging In any
appertaining.
Surrende red by said nsolyent to his creditors
Terms cash. JAMES P. FRERET,
% mhd l5 Sheriff IA PaIiai, o
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COURT RICHARD g. TAYLOR vs. ELIZA NJ been
NkwoRLEANs, and T. j. BECK, her HUSBAND No. 1864
directed by Fifth District Court
Orleans entitled viii proceed soil al public
the Exchange ST. Ions
Charities Royal streets, THURSDAY. March rs, 1884, ut il
O'clock NJ
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situate in the suburb Annnnca'ou
above this No. 49, AID esgnated lot No the plat
o. B. the 18Th May 1901 and decste
in The Pedescux then notary this city sand lot
Orange by $50 feet depth
brs.e flel e Frceh taghsr with I'll the apraFr
Has iht4as4 ttlsslg u ",Hsias isu sts iTaea'.asf
fat,-i ~ me hisfs ssi .l---..- y..=.g.
Iasp4 !asa ~ iss sfUf 4. tAtife &. fhsReits.
ia Ntt,s vs. sssf1 81 ftt fhiiss oi trsSn'l
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mn" Nv NrncelxANs 7 CO.. No 1899.
DY VIRTUE Of an alias writ OF herl 1acias
directed by the Third District Court of New
orleans in the above cause, will proceed to sell at public
auction on MONDAY 1852, at AZ o'clock ~ my
honse M o. Jetfsrson street quantity IRISH WHISKY PEACH
BRANDY, SANTA CRUZ Rum and OLD Yin, all III
casks andb barrels.
Seized in the above suit. ,-, :, v,nr,rr ee
cash the spot. JAMES r ri.ffs
Sherih o. the rMl.s' "
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s s'tl%' Sta,N Rks s(ltiRt, saspta, RE-
Sstttf i p GlSHa. y, b M Il, a5qtsaes,,. Az,
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NEwORLEASs. .i1l6
EpI VIRTUE of an alawrit of iieri faciaS,
TIE HonoraH the Third District Court a
NcwoCas in tho above ned GAus will proceed TO sell at puddle
Rotuna City ENchhg ST. Louis street hetwe
Chartres and Royal FRDAYApnl ls62 NJ II ocor
The Slave Woman natirU CAROLINE.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms cash on the spot. JAMES P. titEREI,
mi2 ~ % ap9 seri1 nf the PariSh Of Orleans.
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(OrRT11
= ouhtsi is1a,s .ss GEAIAN. :. No. 4s5l
Nv VIRTIJE of q writ of seizure and sale to
80 ,sa nv The Honorable Fourth District Court Of New
th bov entitled cause, will proceed sell Mt pablo ac-
@ Z; tho Ronns HI CITY Exchange ST. Louis street. between
ROYAL Streets MONDAY March 1852 at II O'Clock
CERTAIN LOT Of DWlIHTH THE Two STONY bklo ~
DWELLING AND OTHER IMPROVEMENTS THEREON situate u
second Municipahy bounded by Philippe
Cyc rayier Streets thirty feet front o
Pbppa street. and nine inches en- the ear n
street. and one
two feet other side line plan
1850, and deposited in the once
A. A. Boudoun, Notary Public i'll thiscity.
n above suit . =.
Trsss In cash. 10 satisfy certain Irossory note for the sum
and nneythree dollars and seventhve cen
December IL 1885, with five per cent
interest from ate to maturity which, MOI f ~
interest eighper cent annum from maturity UNI"
The purchaser the payment d a
hundred and ninetyhree dollars and a
Decenber a. 1885, sind after date with ke
together with two dollars and hty cents es M
"oh"fs eoA' Vi eops y ' ~ JAMES p REREI,
fe6 16 % 1nhS Shenh o. tne rhllo. -o'-gl@----
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ov NEwOnIH.ss NEY No. 50lG,
DY VIRTUE Of a writ Of seizure and sale to
me aireed Second District Court q NevOr
leans in the Adore cause will proceed sell puc auction
in City Exchange ST Louis street. between Charities
aud ROYAL streets TUESDAY, - O'Clock
Aiulatto Slave WILLIAM HICKMAN, aged abit
twenty yea Servant something of Cook
Seized in the above suit.
TermsTe sun eight
from January IS 81
Of notarini copy suit the balance the
chaser will ASSUME payment Si42 So dated 2bt Jan
payable in after date with interest
' - 70 r JAMES P. FRERET,
ifof the of Orleans.
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>
For Eyspelas the PAIN EXTRACTOR Invaluable. Other
dies make The disease disappear tiy driven
aud will rappar in the ohere The Pain
however iEN ont and completely III Of the
4
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FIRST Dssler couRr JOHN ATKSs TUCKER and ra s,
DY VIRTUE of a pluries writ of feri facias
- directed by the Honorable the First District Court
entitled sell
auction Exchange, ST. Louis between
Chsre and Royal Streets SATURDAY, March g. 1882 at II
o'clock NJ
l. certain LOT OF GROUND the square bounded -
Dyade Eutcrpa Hercules and Felicity the city i;i
NewOesn Said lot inches front Hercules E
feet inches from the of Hercules
Enterpe la feet 10 inches and lines deep between parallel
sketch plan annexed
Adophe Alaxueau, the 18TH day of May isa the office
Layton Notary, his all American together
Buildings thereon consisting
storyhouses. -. = >,..,,> H.. i,
Dryades Clio Hercules and Ciope streets the suburb sauet
the lot being designated by the No. plan
H. Pile dated the is December sls and deposited in The
Of 0stave Aras Notary said lot forms part OF No a
suburb rs feet inches
on street. deep between parable
ines, all American measure.
Seized in the above suit =, :,
being second and last auction the above described
will definitely adudcaed to the highest and last bidder
twelve months credit the purchaser urnishit
bond with good security bringing five per interest
JAMES T. FRERET,
"a NIP Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
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NKw()RLEAss. BROuTIN. No 5045.
10y VIRTUE of n writ of seizure and sale to

R1 v lNIUE OF q WITH dI StIHuTV IIlU SIIV 10
directed by Honorable the Second District Court Of New
Orleans the entitled will proceed to sell at public
o in the Rornda Of the City Exchange ST. Louis street. etwee
o'clock M,--
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND this city, Royal
street between Dainane
eft front on sad Royal hundred and twenty feet deep
together WIN the buildings nsa improvements thereon consisting
wosory brick house, with Sc built in front of the lot and
joining and stables.
Seized In the above suit
TemslsI The purchaser will PAYMENT
dated the 10th day May 1851 paynb one wear after date
ID And INC a'se OF 'he p'ce OF adjudication payable cash the
spot. JAMES + FRERET,
fees mt n ~ Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans
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@ TAiIn THe,0g t9 W. PnEt l's ng " na Vnlnnbe Re-
COLDS, etc. append the character efficacy
the medicine Testimonials pamphlet
distribution the which
proper that Dr. b. prctng physician Of
years standing graduate OF the University Of Pennsylvania
FROM Mr. John D. MORGAN, DuggiRt.
PGTsGuns, Jan. 70, 1877.
The Syrup Wild Cherry Tar hnG satisfaction
thoe who hAva know of
Asthma gentleman Ohio. think
aiy urOrna ,pnr
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Jus,,cE PAIN JOHN BROWN CORNELIUS COL
N,tLEoELKANs. ILlNS LEWIS DlERkES SECURITY ON
APPEAL BOND. No. 2,oa4.

PARISH o oRLRASs No. 1860.
DY VIRTUE of writ of tieri faeias to me
D directed, by Winter, Second
Orleans. will public auction
DAY, March o'clock Warehouse, Of Ba
uud PoydrAs
ONE HORSE AND TWO NIGHT CARTS.
feat 81 mhG GEO. f. PEARSON, Constable.
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OF NEwoRlEASs II No. 49la.
nY VIRTUE of an order of snle rendere.l

EH1 VIRTUE OF an order of sale rendered.
directed the the Roor,l Dis
NewOreaus, in tho above entitled matter viii nrss
public OF aid isnllsn AZ,
WEDNESDAY March TO- 1852 at II O'Clock Warehos
NJ. lea rsons
A LQr OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CRoCRERY WARE
CLARIFYING, said lDlven his
TKRMsIbis the second
viii en.vel Hdlicatcd the highest and last bidder
bring, twelve months credit the purchaser nh
bond viii good and solvent security, according TO Nw
JAMES P. FREREr,
tcs1 mh3 6 10 SheriU Of ths Parish Of Orleans
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w
Mn. SHrsaparia will that have
OF long stanimg nea
pes Prorsi Scaes, Sypic Cachexa and in all diseases
where the indication consist in thorough change
fluids the body with considerable
junction with local treatment. think would prefer other pre-
Of Sarnral physician will admit it's value
upon earnnng the substances that enter into its composition
Respectfully yours, ". l. PRENTisS NJ. D.
TX ceuhlr 4.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-06-08
General Commander.

The question has been often asked within the last
few days, from whom did Gen. Commander receive au-
thority 10 represent South Carolina in the Baltimore
Convention? The Georgetown Observer gives the
modus operand Of his appointment with the names of
those who figured in the transaction from which we
make the following extracts:
1t viii be recollected that four years ago Gen.
Commander was sent on the same mission by
meeting, whose numbers scarcel y eaIlalled. -4he
votes he cast in the Convention. At that time
the State fron-tkr, mountains to the seaboard
expressed. IT'S Indignation at the fraud practised
10y the meeting at Georgetown. Two of the
most conspicuous gentlemen who figured in that
meeting, were at the time about to take up their
abode in the State which claims Van Buren, and
Seward as the apostles Of their political creed
The two or three others who were left, either be-
ing ashamed of the part they then took, or mo-
we'd by considerations of policy and expediency,
refused to have anything to do with the present
movement.
An effort was however made to get up pub
lie meeting to send Delegate to the Conven-
ton at Baltimore, which effort failed in conse-
quence Of an inability to find gentleman OF
standing in the community to take the chair
The god-fathers of the movement of ls4s were
unwilling to stand sponsors any longer and the
only alternative left to the party of which Gen.
Commander is the high priest, was to have a
certificate Of appointment drawn up and hawk
ed about for the names of those who could be
induced to sign it, whether Wings or Democrats,
aliens or minors.
The Observer here mentions of tho frauds prac-
tscd upon the unsuspectng to procure
and adds some remarks unnecessary for to publish
and after giving the names of the forty persons who
signed Gen. Commanders certificate, says
Of this motley crew, thirty-one were not born
in the District-twenty are not natives of the
State; fifteen are whigs-and nine have no right
to vote in the District. Some have no ties of
family or property to bind them to the place Or
State Others, like birds of passage, are now
pluming their wings for their Northern fight
Some have just come into the District, and with
more zeal than taste, have seized the first oppor-
tunity of investing themselves with an unenvia-
bic notorety TO this heterogeneous mass of
Wings, Democrats and Aliens, are we indebted
for representative to-day Vat Baltimore, and for
this kind service we trust the people Of the Dis
trct will show their gratitude in befitting man
ner.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-06-08
Pursuit of Indians in Florida

From the last accounts, the two detachments
under General Hopkins had succeeded in con,
centrating their forces on the l4th May, at Fort
Taylor, on lake Window A correspondent Of
the Florida Republic, writing from that place
says:
The General ascended the hver securing the
swamps and creeks along its banks to this place,
and found uudoubted evidences that the Indians,
had but recently left this region Of country
lie discovered among other things field which
had been planted by them the last year between
this place and Lake Harney; also the bones of
cattle which appear to have been driven into
the hammocks and slaughtered in large numbers.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-06-08
Baltimore Convention.

The great Democratic Council Of the nation has ad-
journed, and 10 and behold, CAss, DOUGLAS, BUcHAN
AN and host of other asprants have been suppauted
by outsider. Just as might have been expected
Gen. FRANKLIN J. PIERCE, of New Hampshire,
has gained the nomnation-not much of an honor now
adays and less 80 under the circumstances General
PIERCE as it is generally known, served in the War
with Mexico from Vera Cruz to the City, We believe
he was brave officer as it was generally understood
that the Generals were all brave men if not very re-
markable for wisdom. 1t is small matter to US who
is President.
1t will be quite an exciting campaign to say the
least Oft if the commander-n-chef of the Mexican
war should be the nominee Of the Whigs soon to as
semble in Convention at Baltimore. "When Greek
meets Greek then comes the tug Of war so we are
told
Alabama has been honored by the nomination of the
Hon. WIN. R. KING as Vice President.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-06-08
Death of the Rev. Henry Ledbetter.

We learn from the Southern Christian Advocate that
this venerable Minister of the Gospel died at the resi-
dence of his son, Mr.. William J. Ledbetter, in Anson
County, N c. the lst ult, in the s3d year of his
age. For three-score and ten years he has been a
member of the NJ E. Church, having joined at the ear
y ago of thirteen. For upwards of sixty years he had
labored in the Masters vineyard Jealous and use
full minister and as the writer of his obituary says he
"only dessted year or two ago, when he was 80
worn down by disease and age that he could preach
longer"
These records of the past are rarely seen-one by
they removed to the rest that awaits the faith
full at the right hand Of the Majesty on high Many
seals has he had doubtless, to bis ministry earth,
which will add to bis crown ofglory in Heaven.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-06-08

Miss JANE IRw1N.-The Washington cores
pondent of the Columbus Sentinel, under date of
the 7th inst says:
"The bill for the relief of Miss Jane Irwin, of
your State, has passed both Houses. Much SYM
pathy has been elected for this lady, whose claims
on the government are mertorious, and who has
received, at the same time, recognition of the
signal merits and services of her father, and a
substantial evidence Of that appreciation. Her
efforts to secure these have been most indefati-
gable The ladies, after all, are the best claim
agents, for the gallantry OF the American people
is always ready to respond to appeals from them.
The example Of Mrs. Lynch's success last year,
and Miss Irwin's now, may open a new field for
female enterprise, and quite an accession to the
number of claimants may be anticipated next
session.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-06-08
The Democratic Convention.
BALTIMORE, June l,

- DALIIMUHE, Ju1c 7.
The Convention re. assembled at S o'clock this
afternoon. John w. Davis, Of Indiana, was
elected permanent President, and one Vlee,tre-
sident was elected from every State except South
Carolina The previous Secretaries were retain
ed. The Convention adopted the two-thirds
rule by large majority; also determined to be
governed by the rules of the House of Repre-
sentatives, and to vote by States for President
and vice-President. Adjourned to 10 a. m. to-
morrow.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-06-08

Death of Another Revolutionary Soldier
The Darlington Flag has heard of the death Of
Ephraim Candy, who was soldier of the Rev.
olution. He was according to his own account
considerably over hundred years old. He live ]
and died poor, but honest. How few of that
race of men who were contemporary with him
now survive. We do not know one. The lapse
.of three-fourths of a century has removed them
nearly all from the stage Of action.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-06-08
The command which the
by land thoroughly secured

oy ianu uioSouSniy scouredS
Orange Mount above Lake y
and found evidences sufficient
eral that the outsiders were still
this country. They discovered
points where the hogs were found
nigan,. (about whichso much noiS(
made,) is bit scarcely three miles dH
Fort Taylor, and not thirty miles from
lin in direct lne.. This is rather closery
nifty than was conducive to the safety, seed
or peace, either Of the citizens Of the reeion3
country around Fort Gatlin, or the security
their property. Here the marauder presumed
to take up his abode, in violation Of repeated
treaty stipulations to remove, and at pleasure
prey upon the property of its peaceful citizens
and were the people Of the frontier less yigilant
and watchful, there can be but little doubt but I
that in short time savage depreciation would
be felt in quarters where now our citizens rest IN
security. This point is over one hundred and
fifty miles from the Indian boundary, and could
security be given to the emigrant, the country
couldin a short time be settled and its prosperf-
ty very greatly advanced. This will, Idoubt
not be the effect of tie present operations Of
Gen. Hopkins, who spares not day or night TO-
forward a consummation so devoutly tos be-
wished. He has to-day detailed small numberR
of men under an officer to sconr the country
about the Weikiwa, and if possible break upa
a small settlement of Indians who, he has learned
have taken up their abode in that quarter
The General will move on with the balance Of
his command to the head waters ofthe ST. Johns
river, which he expects to cross about fifty miles
above this place, and scour the right bank to- its
~ i e<I
to ten times that number Of less Efficient men.al
1t is not the number that constitutes the b.
troops, any more than the bulk makes the
man. 1t is the life, the spirit, the determine:
ton, the energy We are able. to endure any
thing, and feel that we are equal to much
greater number of other men.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-06-08

''The most striking illustration Of the saying,
that the pth of ladys letter is in the Postscript,
which we have ever heard Of, was that Of a young
lady, who, having gone out to India, altd writing
home to her friends, concluded in these wordy
'You will see by my signature that am married"