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The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-06-08

Galveston papers of the 9th of May have been
received at New Orleans. As reported by teie
graph, the gold product is represented to be ex.
ceedingly email, not sufficient to Justify any one
in going from the distance to the place where il is
found eea-fs .
man named Bryan had shot and killed Mrs.
Parr and her son Levi while Parr, the husband and
father, was absent. The murderer was pursued.
but had not been overtaken.
The San Antonio Ledger has a letter dated
Fredericksburg, Texas, May d. from which the
following is extracted
ga great many goods go from here to the upper
ne OF military posts. By-the-by, the last express
| from Fort McKavett, on the San Saba river
| brought news OF the successful scout under com
/ against large party OF Tia wach anee indians
| The expressman does not know the particulars NJ
the tight, but understood that seven Indians were
| killed and three wounded He succeeded in can.
turing all their animals and trappings. 1t must
have been sore job on horse flesh as he overlook
them the second day just at dark near the mouth of
the Concho river, distance Of one hundred and
| fifteen miles from this post.
"Major Howard and Colonel Capron Indian
agents, have gone up The old fort on the San
Saba, TO hold treaty with the different tribes of
Indians and make them presents
The San Antonio Ledger, of the 18th, furnishes
the following intelligence;
"Captain Ogden. few days ago, broke up his
encampment at Fredericksburg, and is now in
active march TO Missouri with some three hundred
foreign Indians.
''Volney E. Howard and his law partner Angel
Navarro, left a few days since for California.
"The boundary commission is severed in three
divisions. The trains of two of them have been with
us for day or two The one division commences at
the Pecos and surveys distance of one hundred
and Hty miles and returns. Another, commences
at Laredo and surveys downwards to Ringgold
barracks. The third descends from Ringgod
barracks until the second overtakes, and they pro-
coed together to the mouth of the Rio Grande
The trains Of the two first divisions are ready TO
start. The third proceeds by sea.
"The following is an extract of letter written
to citizen of our town by an officer al Fort Dun
can, dated May 18th, 1885,
'' Il received letter from my brother at Fort
Mcintosh. He says that murders are occurring
every day between that point and Ringgold's
The citizens are anxious to have martial law pro-
claimed few days since, at town near Ring
gold, four Americans were killed by some Mexi-
cans. The Americans belonging to the place
started out, and in the course of an hour killed
four greasers.' I"
The State Gazette says that late sale of Austin
city lots produced between 49,, 900 and S 81, 00O
ana that the lots sold generally high. Some of the
M valuable lets sold for s. 800 each. The Ga
zeHe regards this sale strong evidence of the
rapid growth and prosperity of Austin and the
surrounding country.
Charles E. Travis ESQ son Of the hero who fell
at the Alamo, s candidate to represent the coun-
ties of Caldwell and Hays in the next Legislature.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-06-08

General JosE VuLAMIL, late Minister of Foreign
Relations of Ecuador, and recently appointed
Charg6 d'Afares Of that republic to the United
States has arrived in this city, and taken lodgings
at the Irving Hotel
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-06-08
TnrAL BY JuRr.-Mr. Robert Walsh, in letter

TRIAL By JuRY.-Mr. Robert Walsh, in a letter
to the New York Journal Of Commerce, says:
"Your bench and bar will be attracted to the
Second Report of the Common Law Commission,
which was published in London a few days ago.
The trials Of questions of fact, and the evidence
receivable on such trials, compose it's principal
subject. The Commissioners treat fully of the
trial by jury; they finally recommend that it be
continued as the rule; but that the parties should
II both consent-be competent to dispense with it,
and leave the issues Of fact to the judge. With
regard to cases OF mere account arbitration is pro-
posed by officers Of the court, county courtjudgee;
mutual consent, upon whose report judgment may
be entered as upon the verdict. Unanimty in the
jury is to be maintained in all cases. The French
have found that nine of the twelve for concurrence
in the verdict are too many, and have descended
to seven. Their new law deserves particular
notice t .e ~ ~
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-06-08

A Geographic correspondent Of the New York
Tribune, in a recent despatch, says
I'VE arc requested to contradict the statement
specially telegfaphsd to New York paper a few
days since. that Commissioner Easby claims two
and half per cent on the disbursement of money
for the erection Of the Patent Office. II 10 wholly
unfounded." -t
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-06-08

MTEN MILE RACE IN NEw ORLEANS. -The attend
ance at the Metairie yesterday to witness the ten
mile trotting race was very large, great Inter
entries were Gray Harry. Bay Mary, Neddy. and
Fiatboat-to harness. Gray Harry and Bay MARY
both gave up before the race was over, Fiatbost
mile by Neddy, who did his part of the business
in first rate styIe. The following ia The iime.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-06-08

AMERICAN BIBLE soclErY.-The managers held
their monthly meeting on Thursday last, at the
new Bible House, in Astor Place. William B.
Crosby, esq.,. vice president, occupied the chair,
assisted by Francis Hail. ESQ.,
Five new auxiliaries were recognised: one in
each of the States of Ohio Illinois, Alabama Mis-
sissippi, and Texas.
Letters were read from Rev. Dr.. Vermilye and
Rev. Or. Tying, in London, in relation to the late
anniversary Of the British and Foreign Bible So
ciety; also, from the committee and the secretary
of the same. Other letters we're read from Califor
MIA, Honduras, and Ceylon. Several new agents
were appointed. and various plans considered in
relation to the business Of the society, and it's en-
largement, with it's increased accommodations
Several new volumes were received from Lon
don for the library; among them folio copy Of
the Biehop's Bible, of 1872, with Cranmer's pre-
face; standard Oxford copy Of King James, in
three volumes, of 1859; and large Roman Catho-
lie Breviary, from Italian, once Papal priest,
but now convert studying for the Protestant
ministry.
Among the grants Of the Scriptures made, were
one hundred Swedish Testaments for Europe; two
hundred and fifty Bibles and Testaments to a CO.
lored Wesleyan preacher from British Guiana;
and five Arabic Bibles and twelve Testaments for
the coast of Africa.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-06-08

NICE ABOUT NAMEs.-The newspaper called the
Nusces paii<y complains because the Brownsville
Flag calls band of robbers tiiibustsrs.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-06-08

Low FARE.-The fare between Cincinnati and
New York, by way Of the New Albany and Buffa.
10 route, has been reduced to $l3. *
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-06-08

THs GHAp SEASON of Philadelphia ended on the
fifth instant, according to the limitation of the
statutes Of Pennsylvania, the ish being deemed
improper and unwholesome food later in the
summer.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-06-08

The Buffalo Republic announces the dangerous
illness of Major General RiLxr. of the United
States Army. There is supposed to be chance
of his recovery.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-06-08

THn FLoRIDA INDIAHs AND The WoRLp's FAIa.
a number OF Florida Indians arrived at New York
on saturday in the ship J. Vail. on visit to the
Worlds Exhibition. which they we're under the
Impression opened in the early part OF the last
month.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-06-08

SALE OF REAL ESTATE AT NKw YoRK.-The
property occupied by the New York Institute for
the instruction of the deaf and dumb, on 49th and
60th streets, between the 4th and 9th avenues,
comprising seventy five lots, was sold on Monday
at an aggregate Of ,sso-subject to a lease Of
two years.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-06-08

The SECOND TRIAL of Ann Wheeler, for the
murder Of John M. w. Lace, was commenced in
the circuit court At Milwaukee on the hrst instant
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-06-08

MIR. SouLE will go to Spain, it is said, on board
the steamer Princeton, Commander EngIe.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-06-08
From New Mexico.

From the Santa Fe Gazette of the 10th of April,
just received, copy the following account OF the
movements of Governor Lane, of New Mexico
"Governor Lane returned on the evening of the
9th instant, having been absent from the capital
just two months.
t'The Governor as was his intention has made
himself thoroughly acquainted with the southern
part of our Territory-visiting Fort Conrad, Fort
Fillmore, and the towns of Dofia Anna and Las
Cruces, and also the towns opposite Ell Paso.
"trom Dona Anna he crossed over to Fort Web
ster and the ella, penetrating far as the l09th
degree of west longitude At this point he met
the Gllanlas, one of the Apache tribes, with whom
some stipulations were agreed upon for their good
behavior until general treaty could be made
with all the ella Indians.
" 1t was the Governors intention to have re-
turned by the moque villages and Fort Defiance
but as he could not obtain an escort through that
very much exhausted, it was thought advisable
not to GO through that almost unknown portion of
the country; he therefore returned by Fort Web
ster and the valley of the Del Norte.
90 The Governor is in robust health, giving evil
dence of constitutional and physical ability 10
undergo any amount of service that may be re-
Quired OF him in the discharge of his ard du-
ties.
awe are pleased TO record that Governor Lanes
department and intercourse with our citizens have
made very favorable impression upon the native
population, so much so that he was nominated in
the county of Dona Anna candidate for dele
gate to Congress. From this ii would seem that
the people are determined not to be deprived of his
valuable services, even should he be removed from
the executive office"
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-06-08

FARE RKpucED.-The fare on the New Yo,l
hris Railroad from Toledo to New York, has bes n
reduced to hive dollars and half or less thar an
cent mile Gatena Advertiser '"e
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IN. 0. Ptcasune, Mau 81
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-10-11
Valuable Plantation and Mills
FOR SALE.

TTNHE subscriber offers for sale his Plantation and
i Mills in Sumter District, situated on Big RaAiu
Creek, fourteen miles below Camden, and six, from
3oykns Turn Out containing Q674) sixteen hundred
and seventyour acres between four and five hundred
acres cleared and under fence the balance in fine tim
ber On the promises is good two story Dwelling
with all the necessary buildings Of well settled Plan
tation, most of which, have been erected within the
last few years. On the northern extremity of the tract
is another Settlement in good repair Both places are
perfectly healthy.
Also-An excellent Grst Mill, with two pair Of
stones, and Saw Mill capable Of cutting about one
thousand feet oflumber per day. With the Plantation
will be sold Gf desred) the stock of CATTLE Hogs aod
Sheep together with the Provision Crop If sold i'm
mediately possession will be given on the first Of Jan.
uary, 1854
The terms and other particulars may be obtained
from the subscriber on the premises by letter drec
ted to BoyktnS Depot Camden Branch of S. c. r. R.
MARION SANDERS.
Sumter Dist. S. c. Oct. 4, [3m]
The Charleston Mercury will insert twice week
for six weeks, and the Sumter Banner once a week
for three months unless otherwise directed and for
ward bills to this office.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-10-11
Slleriffs Sales.

DY virtue of sundry Writs of Fieri Facias to me
ID directed will sell Oh the first Monday in No
vember next before the Court House door, the follow
ing property to-wit:
One negro man, Joshua sold subject to mortgage
two horses, and two horse wagon CATTLE hogs house
hold and kitchen furniture; the CATTLE hogs Gc will
be sold on Tuesday, second day of salo at De Is resi-
dence, levied and to be sold as tho property Of
J. w. Baskin at tho suit Of Mary Thoru ct al ,s J.
W. Baskin.
One bay mare levied on and to be sold as the pro.
perty of Jos. Allen at the suit of John r. JOY, VS.
JOS Allen.
One bay mare. levied on and to be sold at the suit
of Calvin Usry, VS. Bryan Hough.
ALSO
Lots in the Town Of Camden, and known az mum.
ber s2s and 92s, bound West. by Fair Street. North
by Boundary Street, East by Mill Street, and South
by number $50, levied and 10 bc sold as property
Of Joseph Wienges. at the suit of Workman l. Boone
VS. Joseph Wienges Purchasers to pay for papers
Terms cash.
THOMAS BASKIN, s. K. D.
Oct H. Al I'd.
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In Equity-MariOn District.

In Equity-MariOn District.
j. j. Hurllcc and wife, Vs. R. J. scarborough-BW for
Sale of Land.
TN pursuance of a Decretal Order of the Court ot
i Equity in this case will offer for sale at Marion
Court House, before the Court uouse door, between
the usual hours of SALE the first Monday in Decem-
bcr next, tile following valuable tracts of Land
All that PLANTA7YO belonging to the late A.
L. Scarborough, deceased, situated on Catfish, within
half mile OF the village of Marion, bounded on tile
south by the Wilmington and Manchester Railroad,
containing about seventeen hundred acres Of which
about seven hundred are cleared and in high state
of cultivation. On the premises are two Dwelling
Houses, Gin House. Negro Houses and all the Out
buildings necessary for large planting interest.
ALSO.
About three hundred acres of LAND. lying south
OF the Wilmington and Manchester Railroad, and in
the immediate vicinity of the village.
Terms of Sale-One fourth cash; for the balance
credit of one two and three years. in equal annual n-
stamonts interest from day of sale payable annually
Purchasers to give bond with approved security and
mortgage of the premises, and to pay for papers.
G. D. EVANS, Comm'r.
Comm'rs. Office, Marion C. H.. Oct. ], 1853. IS
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PLANTERS, HOTEf.

TNHE' undersigned would respectfully inform lds
Il friends and the public, that he has leased that
extensive and well known establishment, the PLAN
TERS HOTEL, and is now ready-for the reception Of
visitors Its eligible location, being Convenient to all
business localities will commend it those who visit
the city on business and exortions expense will
be spared by the Proprietor to promote tle comfort
ard convenience of his guests and render his house in
every respect worthy public patronage and support
He pleased to add that he as secured the Services
a. Book>lc keeper Of Mr.. J. w. LAMBKIS, SO long and
fvoraby known To the travelling community of this
and the adjacent States 6. W. BOMAR.
Charleston Sept. &c. 80 At
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-10-11
Executive Department.

BIZ lis ErceUency John Laurence. Mnnring,
: Governor and Commandments dffef III and
orer' the STATE Of Sbutf Carolina.
In consideration Of the many blessings which
Almighty Gvd has bestowed upon the people #
this State during the past year, aud especislty
for the preservation Of general health within its
limits during season of unexamrled mortasty
and suffering elscwhcrc-aud IN consideration Of
the existence of pestcnce Which is now raw
aging some Of the fairest portions Of our CON-
mon country, making the people to trembie uu-.
der its fearful desolations: ], Jous LaraEseE
MAHSISG, Governor and Commander-in chef in
and over the State Of South Carolina, BY virtue
Of authority vested in me, do issue this my pro-
clamation, setting apart Thursday, the thirteenth
day Of October next, as q day Of fasting, hu-
initiation and PRAYER; and hereby invite the
ministers and teachers among aif religious de-
nominations in this State, to open their pacesm
public worship on that day, for the people to as
semble and humble themselves befbre their Nd
ker, to return thanks for.these marks Of His ia
vor, and eiltrea: continuance Of Ills abundant
mercy to us as Il people; and furthermore, 10
bescech him to arrest the arm oi the destroy ing
angel which in other places is doing his work Of
death to comfort the widow, to protect the or
phau to gise sustehance to the poor aud needy,
10 give healing to the sick, the spirit Of joy for
the heaviness Of grief aud to show TO all man
kind tile merry and salvation Of our God. And
| hereby further invite and request all people t"
lay aside on that dav their usual business ant
worldly avocations, and to observe with soleaius-
ty the religious rites which are herein meniioresf-
JOHN LAURENCE MANNING, :
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Administrator Sale.

DY permission of the Court of Ordidary will be
ID sold at the reside nee of Daniel Hearon on Sat-
urday, the 18th day Of October next, at IL o'clock
NJ, ali the PERSONAL ESTATE of Samuel Hearon,
deceased, consisting of three Negroes man, woman
and child, Hogs, Cattle Household and Kitchen Fur
niture.
Terms-The Negroes on a credit until the first day
of January 1885, with bond and good security, with
interest payable annually. The other property on a
credit until the first day Of January next with notes
and good security and interest from the day of SALE
DANIEL HEARON, Admir-.
Sept. 20. % It
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Sale of Real Estate.

pY ORDER Of the Court of Ordinary, l will sell on
- the first Monday in November next the Real Is
tate Of Patience DeBuh consisting of three tracts or
parcels of lands follows: tract Of seven hun
dred and thirty three acres bounded by lands Of s. G.
DeBruii Robert Dumble, Mrs. Thorn, Mum, Lock-
hart Winu and Robert Dixon; also by lands surveyed
for William DeBruhl's children. One TRACT OF !wo
hundred and ninety seven acres bounded by lands Of
Jacob Young, DeBruhl, Winn and Daniel Mum. One
TRACT of thirty-one acres bounded by lands Of De-
Bruhl Dixon Hardy Thorn and Charles Perkins, with
plats to each.
Tcrms-Cash for so much as will pay costs balance
credit Of twelve months bonds with good securi-
ty with interest from day of sale and mortgage if
deemed necessary to the Ordinary Purchasers to pay
ior papers.
Oct. 6. THOS. ~BASK1N, s. K. ID.
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AMERICAN HOTEL,
CHARLESTON, 9. O.

begs respectfully toinform heHiends
i and the public generally, that she has taken .
lease Of the above HOTEL which she will opeii for
the reception Of Boarders and Travellers heaween Sst
inst and lst September. This long established and
well known House, has undergone thorough altera-
ton throughout and furnished with hsu and faslonn~
bic furniture and being situated in the centre OF bus-
ness and in the most fashionable part of the city so
lcts call from her numerous friends and former paf
rons of the House; and will say in conclusions nothing
will be left undone on her part to make mcomtorta
ble while in the House. MRS. A. J. KENNEDY.
Charleston, Aug IS. 34-2me
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FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY.
Great Bargains in ry-Goods!

OWING to the delicate state Of Mr. W. D. Mason's
~ health, have resumed possession Of the stock Of
Dry Goods recently sold to him. and would respectful
ly Inform the public, that the same must be disposed
of within very few weeks, as my business engage
meuts elsewhere will not admit Of any longer delay
large portion of the stock has been recently purchas-
ed in New York, for cash, but no distinction will be
made in favor of new Goods-tey must all be disposed
Of and that at whatever they will bring.
This Is unfortunately, not mere ruse to gain Gus
tom, but fixed fact demanding Immediate action, and
such would earnestly invite the earliest attention
of those who wish to lay in supply Of first class Dry
Goods at not less than fifty per cent. bolow the regu
lar prces-an assertion will fully establish TO the sa.
tisfaction of purchasers. Terms strictly cash
Oct H.. JAMES WILSON.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-10-11
Brick! Brick!! Brick!!!

TTNHE subscriber has on hand, and for sale, about
Il one hundred and fifty thousand Brick, which he
will sell low, if applied for selection OF Brick
can be had at two dollars for four horse load Also
a good second hand cart. Also a splendid octave
PLANO-FORTE mado by Hallett & Allen, Of superior
tone and finish. 1t is almost entirely new, having
been usod .ut seven months.
II HOILEYMAN
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Fall Notice !!

T AN now opening at tile Cheap Corner my Fall sup
i ply, which is much larger than have heretofore
offered to my CUSTOMERS consequently shall offer any
article at astonisllngy low prices, as they must 6e
sold. Ny old patrons, and as many new ones as are
disposed to cali, will lie ofe cd such bargains as will
jnduce them TO buy freely.
sont o0-.stf u W. BONNEY.
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DR.. McLaMe's Liver Pills,

DEING composed entirely of oegetoCle substances is
ID not only safe, but have boen found by all who
have used them as the best remedy for all affections
of the Lirer and Digestive organs. In fact, where
thoy are used Liver Complaint cannot exist
~ Price 25 cents per box.
The above valuable preparations are for sale by
most of the Druggists and to be had wholesale OF
p NJ. COHEN Il CO.,
Importers and Dealers in Drugs, Medicines Chcmi-
Gals, Perfumcry &c.
No. 30 liaync-strcct Charlcs.ou. S. C.
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Books aud Stationary.

1NdE subscriber has completed his stock Of
Il Books by late arrivals. All the standard School
Books in use in the Schools of the Town and Coun-
try, on hand, or eau be supplied at short notice
PAPER, note, letter, cap and account INKS
black japan, red and blue. Envelopes. Of all sizes.
MEDICAL BOOKS, BIBLES, TESTAMENTS
PRAYERS, and HYMNS, LATIN and GREEK CLAS.
SICS. All the new and popular literature of the
day New books received soon after their publica.
tion. A lOUNG.
Oct. IL, IL IT,
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WORMS! WORMsM WORMs!H

nR. McLANE'S VERMIFUGE is warranted to DO
~ the best, most safe and radical cure for Worms
1t is approved and recommended by the Medical
Faculty in every section where it has been introduced.
In fact where it is known none other is used.
One of our most respected physicians in speaking Of
Dr.. McLanes Eermifuge says "Its great superiority
over all other Vermuges arises from tho fact that
while it is moro e6icacoas than any other Fermiiuge,
it is perfectly SAFE.
~ Price % cents per bottle
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FALL STOCK.

4 N. t. Il. KENNEDY arc Dbr receiving alarge
n. supply of Goods, suitable for the season, com.
prisjng handsome assortment Of LADIES DRESS
GOODS, black and colored Silks Motlselins, Plaids,
Embroderics, Shawls, Gloves, &c, &c.
GenAen,ens Wear-Cloths, Cassimeres, Ecstiigs: &c.
To which tho attention Of their customers and the
nublic IS invited. Sept. 27.