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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-03-25
IL. &. SANFORD,


ESPECTFULLY bows TO the saint Pss. pubic,
4 ana invites their atteA,on 10 his new store,
door east of the PostOfcc Thr street where they
can hid hiIn al business hours ready 10 sell them
DKY-GOODS,
OF every description, including BRoApsLoTHs SArt.
NETS JEANS, CAssiaEREs, TwEgDs, DRILLS yFL-
VETS, VEsTfNGs, SHIFTING ard sHEETISs, NUS.
L'Ns and LAWNS, HDkFs and CRAvArr,
GLOVES. Hosiery, Brown and White
LINENs, iacEs, RIBBONS, Lone and
sos ARE sHAwLs, BONNET TRIMMINGS. ALPACAs, rafBsY
CLOTHS, GISGnAMs, pEl.ASss, SILKS, Wo0Lgx
f'TS| Pass ,, in great .are,y' Thread, Ed:ins
WINTER SUITS. for men and boys, Under
shirts, AMT and Flame! Drawers,
Buck and Yarn mittens. &C.
Hrs stock OF goods rs very large, embracing all the new
rich styles OF the season. and every variety Of staple
Goods. Every person here find Just what he wants
and at prices which must suit the rigid economist
rs is represented.
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
Of every description, made up expressly for this market
and Tor this constantly hand cheap ready
nent of
FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES,,
consisting in Of Old ysou, Young Tyson and Slack
Teas, I.aguira Java and Rio Cofees n O., Crushed
Loaf and PnveriSed Sugars, Spices, Pepper Cloves
Nntegs. Cassa Rice Rasins, saera,us, starch soar,
Chewing and smoking Tobacco Candies Oil Fish, etc
BOOTS AND SHOES.
New, beautiful and approved styles for I..dir. and
misses; Gents Congress Boots Calf do Of the latest
patterns; Boys boots ard shoes, etc.
HATS AND CAPS, in grea, variety.
WINES, LIQUORS, AND CIGARS,
large assortment, such Holland Gin Brandy of dif
srent brands. Malaga Wine, Pure Juice do; Champagne
~ CroiN Rum. Jamaica do Irish Whiskey, Burgundy
Fort, Madeira. etc.
10000 Cigars, of every variety.
PORh and EIOt X constantly on hand, IN large
Mr. SardOrd's stock is large and he will be receiving
New Goods constantly in order TO keep his assortment
complete lie is determined sell his goods for ready
pay as cheap they he purchased elsewhere. Give
Nun IL call November, le5s--3-3oy
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Attention, Merchants and Business
Men

YuyIE subscriber offers has services close and draw
of balance sheets Of books entrusted to his charge
with neatness and fidelity also, open sets Charges
moderate. Apnly 10 w. s. COMBS,
Practical Bookkeeper aDd accountant neat door 20
FaTringfOn's.
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On fAiTd Street, t,co doors belo,c Wabasaa,r
VIE Subscribers having received large additions to
their former stock and assortment are prcparrd tn
furnish any articles in the HARDWARE line at "a small
idvunce Oh Eastern prices. We shall always keen on
hand Il large stock of r va
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" 49, ahaNs ~ ~ to'R -
Dclaincs and Casliuieres.
20 pieces Alpacas
, so do bieached Gotten
20 do wool flannel
90 DO book and Swiss mus
linS. sup'r article
p, GOO yards prints, the best
assortment ever brought
to the Territory
. bales sheetings
| do drilling
2 do bed ticking
. dOz Bay State shawls
A few doz do hose
Isle thread, cashmere and
silk gloves, few plaid
linsey, a splendid aiticle OF
silvered buttons for trini-
ming dresses
50 pieces linen hdhiS
Gimps and friIses
Linen ribbons
yAnAi.a,, s-nrn
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ARDWARE.LOO
ING CLASSES. LAMPS, FANCY
GOODS. AC.. SC

Sad irons and stands,
Boilers AMI saucepans,
Brass kettles, pie plates,
Dust pans, spittoOns,
Brass, iron a jap'd cand'ks
Waters, br'dN snuiler trays
;, Cnrtain pins, bands, etc.
Lantherns and lard lamps.
Srass& iron shoV'isA iones,
Hrittania ware,
Gridirons and tea kettles,
Coffee mills, etc
Shaving soap, brushes. etc.
Combs, purses, SIC,
Spectacies, etc,
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-03-25

Knitting needles
SO, sharps. between and
buckshin needles
100 packs pins
100 dozen rcding and ivory
combs
p dL scissors, sup'r article
200 doZ white and assorted
spool cotton
100 lbs skein cotton
silk ard twist, bees wax,
Tape and silk bradc
mitts, WHISTLES end chill
dren's gloves
Cotton wadding
Danlask and brown linen
table covers
Hair brushes, plain and in
laid with pearl
Ladies' and childreR's shoes
Ladies' lined rubber over
oh nne,
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speak in the highest terms of approval of
the Uorks composing this Series.
Their having become established the leading school
BOOKS IN MAJORITY or THE STATES THE
UNION, and especially, their general use
THRoreHoUr THE ENTIRE WEST,
Is sufficient evidence Of their unparalleled popularity
These works are not ONLY the BEST bur they are
aIsc the CHEAPEST School Books before the public
ami being now generally used in the Schools of the Ter
'o:y, PERFECT uniformity may be easily secured and
preserved
SPELLING BOOKS AND READERS.
(By Professor WIN. ii. MCGurFEY, L.L.D)
MCGuFFEy's ECLEcTIc SPELLING Book.
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DO do SECOND do.
do do THIRD do
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Double body straps,
Single do DO
"a, Loose bells, all sizes.l
Ia sell low for Cash oniy,
Gods ia the Eastern markets
,emenis 10 purchaser that
. McCLOUD, Jr., & co.
2i-oln.
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Grey and white list and scar
let strouding !
Taft.ta ribbon and gors;ed
binding
acalpine and cartouch Knife
Pistols, revolvers and Bowie
Knives
California and Buena Vista
Knives
Pocket and Congress Knives
Powder TASKS Il gun WORMS
Cod-lines, sturgeon & gil'ng
fyvine
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Serious Accident,

Our village (says the anderson Southern
Rights Advocate) was thrown into con.
sternation on the mornii G of wednesday,
the Goth ult, by the upsetting and COM
plete wreck Of a carriage, in which were
"a party Of ladiec, consisting Of an elderly
lady, Mrs. Mary Mantz, Miss Kate p.
Hobbs, and Miss Eugenia Lanham, all of
Edgefeld, and Miss Lizzie Pinnell, of
Greenville. The horses became frightened
at some object opposite the residence of
Mr.. Joel Towers, and dashed off at a
rapid speed. The noseband became de-
tached from the tongue of the carriage,
and having no means of holding back, tho
horses were compelled to run to keep out
Of the way, there being a gentle declivity
in the street. The driver jumped off, and
the horses beng permitted to 60 at pleas
urc, on turning the street near the old
livery stable, feD into gulley and remain
ed stationary.
The carriage was capsizcd and COM
pletely demolished-torn all to pieces.
Miss Lanham was uninjured. Mrs Mantz
and Miss Pinnell were badly hurt, but
are now in fair way of recovery. Miss
Hobbs was slightly injured, but is now up
and able to attend school.
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the United States, They are both remark
able good men, and, are much esteemed.
The reason of thd arrest can only be
conjectured.
We had barely got over considering
the affair Of the Cornelia, when the Childe
Harold, American bark, which had Just
arrived, was ordered 10y the Government
TO he unloaded with all dispatch, it having
received information that sundry packages
containing arms had been shipped on
board Of her at New York, and to make
the seizu e azure, beside the usual custom
house officer, two bodies of police were
placed on board, the one being in uniform,
the other in private clothes. The vessel
was speedily discharged, but nothing un-
usual was found, much to the astonish-
ment of the gaping Lazaroni that crowded
round the vessel, expecting to see cannon,
and other wonderous things, come out of
her. ...
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An OUNCE OF FACT, is worth pound of
theory: and the swarm of conclusive facts
that cluster Re md that incompatible prepar-
alton, Hoohand's German Bitters, prepared
by Dr. G. NJ. Jackson, Philadelphia, cstab-
fishing its value rs tonic and restorative,
are such as would prevent incrcdulity itself
from questioning its efficacy. In all cases of
diseases of the stomach, whether acute or
chronic, it may be recommended for lis
soothing, cordial, and renovating influence.
Dyspepsia, heartburn, loss of appetite, nau-
sen, nervous trcmors, relaxation, debility, &c.
are relieved by the bitters in very short
space of time: and perseverance, in their
use never fails to work a thorough cure.
32-2m.
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Health of Columbia.

We regret to learn that reports are
circulated in the country which leave an
impression that Columbia is sickly. We
are not among those who would conceal
the slightes indication of sickness, likely
to prove dangerous to strangers, and We
now positively assert, on the authority of
practising physicians, that Columbia has
not been so healthy for many years-and
its general health is almost proverbial-as
it is the present season. There is little or
no fever, and the deaths which have oc-
cured have all been from specific causes,
having no relation to the general salubrity
of our town.-Cdrolianion
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ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER

Important oDyspcptics!-Dr. J. S. Hough-
toms Pepsin, The True Digestive Fluid, or
Gastric Juice, prepared from Rennet or the
Fourth Stomach of the Ok, after directions
of Baron Eebeg, the great Physiological
Chemist, by J. s. Houghton, Nj. D., Phila-
delphia. This is truly wonderful remedy
for Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Liver
Complaint, constipation and Debility, curing
after Natures own Method, by Natures own
Agent, the GASTRIC JUICE. Pamphlets.
containing Scientific evidence of its value,
furnished by Agents gratis. See notice
among the medical advertisements. 81
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A FRAcAs IN A CorRr RooM-The
Cincinnati Republican states that fracas
occurred in the court room at Madison,
Ind, few days ago, between the Hon.
Jesse ID. Bright, U. S. Senator, and M. c..
CARRIER, Esq, editor Of the Madison Cour-
ier. Mr.. CARRIER, being on the witness
stand, it is said, insinuated that Mr.. Bright
was no gentleman, whercupon the latter
hurled an iukstand. at his head, which was
returned by blow from tho editors cane.
The fight then became general, several
others taking part in it, but quiet was
finally restored, and the court fined about
dozen Of them $40 each.-[ Bali. Sun.
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NOTICE.

TIME subscriber offers for sale his planta-
Il ton on Hanging Rock Creek. The
tract contains $40 acres, 200 ofwhich is in
cultivation. One half Of that is fresh and
fine Cotton Land. There are on the prem
ises sett of excellent Grist mills, which are
in good repair, good dwelling house, gin
house and screw, and all necessary out bull
dings. For further particulars apply to the
Subscriber, Hanging Rock, Lancaster Dis
trict.
Also, another tract adjoining, belonging
to Mr. b. ID. Johnson. The tract contains
900 acres, the two tracts jointly would make
> good settlement
J.sB. MoBLY,s
Oct o, 1862. a6--if
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
Executive Department.
COLUMBIA. October I 1850

COLUMBIA, October |, 1852.
TEViiE Commissioners Of the Public
u Roads in this State, to whom Dis
trict Maps were sent by the State authori-
ties in 1926, for the purpose of recording
upon them any changes in the line Of
roads, new settlements, and other improve
ments, are requested to return the same
to the Executive Office, CoiumJia, at as
early a day as practicable, not exceeding
three months from date, as they will be
required to correct the new edition of the
District Maps of the State, aboat to be
published. 1t is respectfully requested
that the gentlemen having charge Of these
Maps will add the notice Of every improve
ment which has taken place in their
range Of operations, including the lines of
Railroads passing through them, with the
location Of towns, villages, factories, min
eral springs, mines, public and private
houses established, and every object in
teresting in each district, with such writ
ten explanations and references as NAV
be necessary.
BY order Of the Governor:
BIT. WATTS, Secretary.
Oct % 35 Or
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SALES At AUCTION.
LAND FOR SALE.

Josiah NJ croH'on' ct al. In Equity.
E, B. Ward g. wife, ct al. ! Lancaster
pE virtue of the decree of the court of
ID Equity in the above case, will sell ut
Lancaster {. H., on the first Monday in No
vcmbcr, next, the CroXton Lands, viz: one
tract containing 1921 acres, on both sides
of Rum Creek, and the road from Lancaster
village TO Browns Ferry, bounded by lands
of Capt Stewart and others.
Also, one other tract ad joining the above,
containing 800! acres, on both sides Of said
creek and road, bounded by lands of Capt
Stewart, John ID. McCardcll, r. Barton, and
J. l.. Caskcy. Those two tracts adjoin
and form one body reproductive land, most
ly woodland, with comfortable dwelling
house and other buildings.
TERMS: Il credit of ono and two years
with interest from day of sale. (cxccpting
as much cash rs will pay costs) purchaser
giving Bond and two good Surctics.
JAMES II. WITIIERSPOON
COm'r in Eq. l.. ID.
Sept. %, 1852.
Printers Fee $751;. 33-Gt
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PROCLAMATION.
Executive Department,
COLUMBIA. Oct a 1870

WHEREAs, States as we'll as indiyidu-
w ais, are bound to render thanks to
Almighty God for His mercies, to humble
themselves before Him on account of their
sins, and to tremble at His j, dgments Be
IT, therefore, known, that I JOHN H. MEANS,
Governor and Commanderin- Chief of the
Commonwealth of South Carolina, do issue
this my Proclamation, setting apart FRI
DAY, the 29th instant, us day to be devo-
ted to religious exercises, and do earnestly
request that all secular business be suspend
ed on that day, and that all our people as
semble in their respective places of worship,
for the purpose of acknowledging Gods
mercies, deploring our sins, confessing the
Justice of his ci astisement and beseeching
favor for the time to come.
In testimony of which, l have signed
my name, and caused the seal of
the State to be affixed.
JOHN III. MEANS.
BY the Governor;
BEN PERRY, Secretary.
Oct l3, 1852. Sc I'd.
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HoMcrDEs.-We understand that on
Friday last, man by the name Of Joseph
Futerell was killed by Issac Medlin. They
had been at barbecue somewhere on
the Sand Hills. At another barbecue,
given the same day, or the day previous,
difficulty occurred between two men, in
which both were injured, one of them, it
is thought fatally.-Ibid.
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OBITUARY.

DEPARTED this life, September I'd, 1852,
at his residence near Pickensville, Alabama,
Maj. EyERAED CUREToS, in the list year Of
his age. lie was native Of Virginia, but
from early life resided In South Carolina,
where he Is extensively known, and much
beloved; many relatives and friends in that
State win mourn his decease. IN the fall Of
1894, he emigrated TO this State, and spent
the evening Of Efs in quiet retirement; de
cllnibg all public participation IN political
questions and party strife, that might unfit
his mind for reflection Of higher and holi-
|, sr nature. Psshsps Few men have lived 50
long and made as few enemies.
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DEATH FROM DRowNrSG.-On sale day
evening last Capt. ii. Henry, Of this Dis
trict, in attempting to ford the river near
this place, where the Newberry road eros
il, was thrown from his horse and
drowned. Since the late freshet the ford
has been impossible, and Capt. Henry, at
the time Of the accident was unfortunately
too much intoxicated to be aware Of his
danger or to save himselffrom his pcrilous
attempt-Ldurensyii Herald.
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N b W ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHERIFF,S SALES.

Nancy L. Taylor applicant, Order of sale,
VIM. Taylor, Elizabeth John Taylor,
Taylor and others, def dts. Two Tracts
DY virtue of an order from James H.
ID Witherspoon, Ordinary of Lancaster
District, will sell before the Court House
door in Lancaster, on the first Monday in
November next, within the legal hours Of
sale, the following Tracts of Land, rs real
estate, John Taylor, Decd, viz:
One tract containing 40 acres, more or less
adjoining lands Of Estate Ben. Stogner,
Britton Blackmon and Joseph Blackmon.
known as the Home place. The other tract
contains 40 acres more or less, (known as
the Reeves Place. adjoining lands of Dudley
Hale, Mrs. Twitty, Dr. Crawford, Est. T..
Garris. The Mcmillan Tract and the Home
Place on credit Of one and two years with
interest from day of sale, except 80 much
cash as will pay cost, the purchaser giving
bond and good security, and mortgage of
.he premises. IL deemed necessary, to the
Ordinary for the purchase money.
Also, by virtue Of sundry writs Of Fl Fas,
to me directed, i will sell at the same time nd
place above mentioned, the following prop
erty, viz :-Defendant's interest of in and 10
l3O acres Of land, more or less, adjoining
the lands of Robt Cunningham, Jos. Cum
ningham and John Barns, US the property of
A. L. White, at the suit Of J. 5. Denton,
800 acres Land, more or less, whereon De-
fendant lives, adjoining Lands of A. Mayer
and Others, as the property Of Anna Mellow,
Mt the separate suits Of A. L. Crawford, s. J.
Dunlap Admir-. and others.
Conditions, Cash, &c.
JAMES ADAMS, s.. Id.
October IL, 1852
Printers Fee, $3.50. 36-3t
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FATAL AccIpESr.-We learn from the
Chronicle and Sentinel that Mr.. b. Pal
mer Tyler, Of Graniteville, s. c., was ac-
cidentally killed at the Eagle and Phoenix
Hotel, in Augusta, Ga, on Wednesday
night Goth ult, by either falling or jump
ing from the window Of his room in the
third story.-Cdrolinian.
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COLUMBIA, Oct. 9.-CorToN-The sales
of cotton in our marker, to-day were con-
fined to Is bales, a planters lot, a good
middling article, at o 4 cents all around.
No changed in prices from those current
yesterday.
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B- We are requested to state that Di-
vine service will be held in the Presbyterian
Church At Lancaster, by the Rev. Mr.. Dou-
glass, on Sunday nexk and at Waxhaw
Charch on the fifth Sunday Of the present
month.
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A VALUABLE COTTON FARM
FOR S ALE

TNHE subscriber offers for sale n very rich
Il and valuable tract of LAND in Provi-
dence settlement, containing two hundred
and hfty.seven acres, formerly known as the
kendrick place. 1t contains more fine Tim
Der upon it than any other place in tn neigh
6orhood, and belongs to the first quality Of
Cotton land in the State. 1t is about nine
miles from Charlotte, in sight oft the Railroad,
and one and half miles from tie Turnout
or Depot at Morah's. Any persons wishing
to see the Land, will be accompanied by DR..
T.. ID, Williamson, or Marcus Wallace. Lib
eral terms will be given to the purchaser,
A. G. WILLIAMSON,
Charlotte, n. G.
Oct l3 1852. SO St
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Assortment Of Harness.
A c. ID.

MESSRS. G. +. KENNEDY, of Ches-
wi ter, and JAMES NJ. HURST, form
erIy one of the proprietors of the Pl:.hters
Hotel, Charleston, have leased the Amc-
rican Hotel, KHG-sTREET, and would
respectfully solicit from their friends and
the travelling public portion Of their pat
ronagc. We pledge ourselves that the
guests Of the Hotel will receive acconmo-
dation unsurpassed by any in the city.
KENNEDY g. HURST.
Charleston, May 10. 6m Is
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State of South Carolina.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.

NHEREAS.i information has been rccev-
w ed ut this Department, that an attro-
cious outrage was committed by Negro
fellow, on the person of lady of Anderson
District, on the 2Sth of July last, and that
the said negro has made his escape. Now
he it known that in order that the said negro
fellow may be brought to trial. |, JouY IL.
MEANS, Governor and Commandcr-in-Ch Chief
in and over the State aforesaid, do issue this
my Proclamation, offering n reward of TSro
Hundred Dollars for his delivery to the Jail
of Anderson District.
The said Negro is young fellow, not en-
cceding % or > years of age, five feet six
or eight inches high, well built of rather
ycllowish complexion, convcrscs briskly and
scnsibly, was well dressed mt the time with
dark coat and pants, checked shirt, and wore
Il cap and slippers. He wasa stranger in the
nrlghborhood, and represented himself as 4
Brick Mason from distance, hunting work.
lie is believed by certain persons who saw
him to be a fellow by the name of PAT, or
PATTERSON, who was taken from Andcr-
son District to Alabama some eight Years
ago, by one William n. Wyatt, who after
wards sold him to trader near Columbus,
Georgia.
Given under my hand and the seal of the
State, this the l4th day of August, A. ID.
One Thousand Eight Hundred and Fifty
two.
J. ii. MEANS. f.. s.
BENJAMIN Percy, Sec'y of State.
Sept 9th, 1852. 80 1T
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" oTIOE

"A LII Persons indebted to the estate of J..
"A X. Massey deceased, either by Note or
Account, arc called on 10 settle the same on
OF before the 9Th October, or they may ex-
Pect 70 find the same In the hands Of an of.
hcer Tor collection, as the estate must be
settled up
II. r. MASSEY, Administrator
October 6. At as
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WINNsDoRo CoTToN MARKET, Oct. 6.
This articl1 has been arriving freely during
the past week and about 500 bags have
been purchased at from 8 to 94 l. cents.
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M o T I q E

rs HEREBY GIVEN, THAT AN AP-i
IL pication will be made, to the next
Legislature, for charter for Rail Road
from Lancaster Court House, to connect
either with the South Carolina Rail Road.
at Camden, or with the Charlotte and
South Carolina Rail Road, at ChcsterviIIe,
Ridgeway, orsome other suitable point on
said Road. .asr
August 4th, 1852 Sm.
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g OFFICE OF BOARD OF HEALTH.-Fri.
day, 9 p. NJ. The Board of Health r,port
FIVE deaths from Yellow Fever for the pas,
twenty-four hours.
J. l.. DAWSON, MD, CIR.
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NoMISATIoS.--A writer in the Evening
News nominates Col. F.J. Moses for the
Office Of Governor.
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DIscosTISuED.--The post Office at Pal
metto, Laurens District, has been discon-
tinud.
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MIR. EDITOR Please announce JOHN
II. ADAMS as a suitable candidate for
Clerk Of the Court, at the next election, and
oblige MANY VOTERS.