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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-07-19
CrN:kr!laCrhsgip Notice.

EGD:sr.McrsiGip Notice.
TENIlE undersigned have formed Copartncrship for
1 tie transaction of the FACroKAGE AND CoMAIs.
sloy BUSINESS. in tho City Of Charleston mder the
i,..mr o! NosSEE Il WARREN.
T?i' us.al advances will be made on all Produce
CONSUMED u.s. and strict and persoai attention given
to a!i Dr.im"$5 entrusted 10 our care.
Our olIice Oh C;:NTEt. WHARF, will be opened on
or before lJill September next
JOHN ROSSER.
THO. j. WARREN.
Junc 28--tr
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Z @ Ee~isE.

ENNAT House and Sore room or Broad street at
l. present occupied by J. harris For particulars
apply JAMES Aei:N IN.
July II ~
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Camden, July II.

FrcA., TIara,ip Seeds Fer tiEc Fail.
EUST received fresh splly Of Fall Seeds consist
81 ag Of Ruta Baga, Ila,!"ver, Flat Dutch! English
Norfolk Fiat sweet and Red Top Iurnp, also Green
Glazed and Large Drua!tad Ca"bages, with Long
Co.!agds, Carrots, BeeIs, &c. for sale by
F. L. ZEMp.
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NG'EEa,H;.

A IL persons having demands against the estate OF
"A the late Maj. McCleliand are requested to pre-
sent them to the undersigned and those indebted to
make payment to "
JNO. NJ DESAUSSURE, Executor.
July IL. 2S st
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70 EsrGet.

rENHE Store fDrlacrly occ' pied situated on Broad
L str'o;: Rent low. l!d possession given immrdi'
atcy Tie Store has recently r:;iergonc thorough re,
pairs. There is i;rCprooi saie Bacl; St"re ana good
10, room attached Also lc rent delightful winter res
,cce with all TIE necessary out buildings, ST aicI III
quiet and pleasant part Of tie town ,.,-
T. ". B0NNEI.
July Il -
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In Ordinary. ,
soUth Caroiina--Aershaw District.
John R. Iorsey and Louisa NJ his wife, applicants vs.
James c. Welch Harriet &. Welch and heirs of Ann
Danny and John Danzy, Defendants
TT appearing to my satisfaction that the defendants
reside without this State. 1t is therefore ordered
that they do appear and object the sale of the real
estate of Patience DcBruhl on or before the 10th ay
OF Sept next or their consent to the same will be en-.
tered on record J.R. JOY, o. d.
June II, a. I'd
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YCE! ICE!! ECE!!!
Rail seossd aud Eank Dividend.

CONSTANTLY on hand and for sale by
" May 3. FRANCIS l.. ZEMP.
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Notice

WIN. NJ. SHANNON, Esq. will act as my agent
w during my absence from tho State
June 2l-tE u. B. SALMOND.
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House for Sale.
SYi.On &c. for Sale.

A SECONDHAND two horse Wagon and Harness
= aroc!c, for one or two EorScS Bn2"ic citil-,
or ir sin@vor double dranghi-all with llanrs will
be so!i low Apply at this Office.
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Shoes.

Children's Shoes.
A FULL assortment just received and for sale by
N WORKMAN & BOONE.
July T. 2S-tf
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Fer Sale.

rJNENEREIFF. Claret and Malaga wines; Cog"a
| Brandy &C. by JAMES McEWEN.
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EonxS Cool.

kCGp Cool.
TIEAVY Linen Sheeting and Pillow Case Linens.
Il l. For sale low by L. ". BONNEY.
July l27tf
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June 2S--tr
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-09-28
TEyIS & BARBAROUX,

HYDRAULIC FOUNDRY, LOUISVILLE, KY.
A RE now making and keep constantly on hand; east
n iron Screw Pipe, ], l.; II, H. 2, q aud inch
BORE suitable tor steam, water gas &e 10 which they
respe fully invite the attention OF Railroad Gas and
Water Companies, and all others in want of chesp and
durable Pipe. .tf,ssf -s.-.. ..f-~-H
/ ALS0-Mill Machinery of the most approved pat
terms made to order; cast iron Force, ard liz Pumps
ct sizes and kinds always on hand. TOhacco
Lard Timber aud III Screws at the Dsest prices Gar
Wheels aud other castings for Raroads-yob work OF
all kinds promptly attended to- They are also the sole
manufactures IN the West, of Ro!s d. Frencs Patent
Hub Morticing Machines, for carriage and wagon
makers With one of these machines man casi do
work IN day and do II better. than he can do
Ia five days without it. One of these machines eau
be seen in operation Mr. e. DEo KERs cf tiis place
authorized Agent for this and the aGJoiDing
couptes
Orders from distance enclosing tbs money, salts
factory references promptly attended 10. jans9iy
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JAMES LOW g co.

Az MAIN STREET. LOCisVIJtE. XIV.
RE now receiving their fall stock of Foreign aud
Domestic Dry Goods, to which they invite the atten
tiOn merchants coming 10 this market to make their
purchases. Weare importing direct from Europe the
principle part OF foreign goods and and TiH sell
them on good terms, as the same articles can be
bought in any market in America. Our stock OF Amer
lean PTuts will continue TO sell at the exact cost from
the Agents ia the Eastern cities for cash in par funds
Our purchases are made exclusively Tor cash ana al
such prices will enable to CoaPErJION FROM
ALL JoBsERs buying their goods the usual time, and
it is imitation be undersold in this
mark ct in this country auc9 dA wtf
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ELECTION NOTICE.

OFFICE THE EvAssyILLE * CRAwToRDsvILLE X. Co.,
f' EVANSVILLE. Sept. ), 1853
NOTICE Is hereby given. that ell cion for thirteen
= Directors Of tie Evansville and Charlottesville
Railroad Company to serve for the ensuing year, will
be held the Court House. in the city % Evansville
on Monday, October 3D. S53, between the hours Of 10
o'clock, 4. ~ and O'Clock. y. NJ.
sep5-tde JOHN INGLE, JR., Sec'ry.
Evansville, Princeton, Vineennes, and Terra Haute
papers copy Till day Of eleelion. --l
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G. Ii. DUNCAN, President.

. c. r. sTlsys, Secretary. -.s u fi st-c.lIr
+ AGENTS WANTED, for the above Association. to
wlls,in will paid "A comniisso that Will nett from
IS to I50oars per month. The Agency offers the great
induce sntsio young desrous oftraveling and
visiting die sections of county, as the business Is
pleasant and agreeable. For further particulars in
quire at the Office, or of. go "a 81, ..- t-,y.s-.
III H0RNBRooK e. CHURCHILL. Ag'ts.
marls. Iyd&w bar Water ST. Evansville Ind.
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OFFICE oP rEHE EyANSyILEE AND
CliANgFOK DSNlL RAILkOAD co.

/.
NOTICE is hereby given. that in pursuance of Act
~ of the General Assembly OF the State of Indiana,
entitled "An Act 10 amend The Charter OF the Evans
ille and Illinois Railroad Company. Approved March
1881" which said amend nents accepted by said
COMPANY, the corporate name and style Of said COM
pany has been changed and henceforth IL viii be called
and known the Evansville and Cra~fordsyilie Rail
road Company. BY order of the BOARD,
scp5-sm JOHN iNGbE, JR.. see'ry.
Enquirer. Princeton Clarion, and Vincennes Gazette
orff,s
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Wasa.ng'on srSneh R. R. at The Junction, qatoIy
umore and with the Philadelphia. Will aas
mington and Baltimore X. X. TO
Philadelphia.
TINE great tunnels upon the new part of the line ara
L now fully completed, and the whole road is ian fine
condition, presenting OF the most picturesque and
romantic routes in the world. The greatest
comfort and safety Of eousany exercised
10y the officers AID ens OF this Company and there is
no road in the United States notwithstanding the
reports Ofnerested and unscrupulous agents OF other
The new and splendid steamers of the Union Line
from Louisville Madison and Cincinnati connect with
the road at Wheeling. and through tickets from these
pla' TO baltimore. Washington, Philadelph &c.,
may be had Of J. I. Morehead the Leyee at Louis
vile, the boats loflhe Union Line onya Louisville.
Inc steamers leave the wharf AT LoulsNile dally or
Wheeling where passengers and baggage are carefully
transferred to the cars. r....
l. The express ailtrsin leaves Wheeling daily at half
past and arrive Cumberland cor miles) at &
P. .and allowing two hours there, arrives IN Bali
more lcO miles at DAY ghi next niornir% n full tims
20 connect with early Washington and Philadelphia
trains making the passage through from Wheeling In
less than twenty hours insudirg st0npagcs, .rr
Travellers will not tah to observe that shis Is THE
mssP.sr as wen as one ofthe me~t pleasant rouseste
Baggage checked through % any rthe Eastern points
without charge. Passengers and baggage tran7fer-
red 60 the for Washington at the Junction, aLd for
at BALTIMORE. vi hout extra charge. T9v
elers are allowed ample tins and opportunity at all
points to obtain Iheir meals. t..g
Through tickets from Louisville 10 Baltimore with
the privilege Orlyiug any where on The ronte SI;
To Washingto Sll 50 TO Philadelphia SIz; 10 New York
Sl4 10 be had above only @ he raiFoaif8 elonc
from Wheeling Baltimore sSS 90; 10 Philadelphrc ca
Hashineton 50 500
While the water low in the Ohio, light daugt bas
swift steamers will keep up tie connection between
Cincinnati and Wheeling. Passengers may also leave
river at Cincinnati and r.ach Wheeling 10y the way of
railroad TO Columbus and GAINESVILLE and stages hence
to Wheeling. For this route passengers buy through
tickets in Cincinnati, and leave there al o'clock
A. NJ daily. --ri-
u Freighs 20 all Eastern points by this safe direct
and speedy line (Which prepa 10 DO immense
busncss will be aken asOw by any other route. All
property carefully handled, and delivered in good order
Inquire Is above. WIN. PARKER
t25-Iy General Superintendent. Baltimore.
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FARMERS AND MECHANICS
he ALT II AS 8 O CIATI ON!
Cleveland OhaO ~ Lafayette, snd
~. - ~

THIS is an Association OF Farmers. Mechanics and
4 Workingmen generally, for the mutual sstance
OF each other in case OF Sickness or accident.
BY the pay the Admission Fee of so, at the
time of max ing and at the first Annual De-
post within days, you will become Life Member
and will be entitle to Weekly BEN fit. il you shoulj
be disabled by Sckie,sor Accident. from pursuing
ordinar. business roccupatoD Females Insured against
sickness common to both sexes
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= EVANSVILLE, Ia. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2s 1853
=. BUSINESS CARDS. e
- NEW HARDWARE HOUSE.
--,a. CHARLES 3. WELLS,

IMPORTER r(DiRECT FROM ENGLANDg WhnLE-
SALE DEALER IN HARDWARE. CUTLERY q.
j aND FANCY GOODS. 1
.ssF ~~.,x .r,rrvl 1wo DOORS h
-EvANSVILLE. IND, ah t-9lcLe str
,HE undersigned begs leave TO inform the czens or
EvansvIIe and Merchants In the interior, that he
~. ins onened New House, in this city, for the pur
nose of transaciing ihe Hardware Business in all its
branches. He is prepared 10y direct impoiaons from
urone and BY purchases OF American Goods froGi the
Manufacturers themselves to offer to close BUYERS a
Goods In his line et the lowest Hgpres set by any West
= rn Ia rdwaSe Establishment. . - 70
Merchant, from Indiana. Illinois and Kentucky. will
dnd my stock entirely New, varied and large and will
ind me in readiness al times to duplicate Cincinnati
and Louisviile bills. Order Tor goods will receive my
personal attention and will bc put up al the closest
rates. and promptly. -. - =. :. =
+, sD.sls-yfctB 'ol h2it- - CHAS. S.@.rWELiS. Z
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DIvrDEND NOTICE,

OFFICE OF EVANSVILLE q CaswF0RbsylLLE r. Co.,l
EvAssVlLLE, Sspt. 5, Is53-
NOTICE is hereby given. that Interest Dividend
~ of light pc cent. per aHnum, is declared paSaoie
ia the Capital stock of the Company on and aer on
day tire i9t inst u all indiEldaa stockholders whoss
stock was fully paid out ror 10 let Of last July.
- By order Of The Board, - .
seuS-ar, JOHN INGLE, JR., Sec'ry.
EIouirer Clarion Princeton; Gazette and Patriot,
Vincennes. COPY twOmonihs
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INSURANCE COMPANY.
Utica. NJ Capt. tai, S3OO,OOO. y

GEO. CURTIS. Pres'trf DC. GROVE. Vice Prest
WIN. II. DERRICK Sec'y. TIM. o. GRANNIS, Treas.
= 9r@siJ. FRANCIS BATES, Genl Ag't.
FINHE undersigned continues to receive applications
aud issue Policies on as favorable as any re
sponsibe oce In the West For the high standing and
responsibility OF the above Company reference is made
10 Messrs. Bement g. Vicie and Allis & Howes Evans
Vile. my29-Iy HENRY c. GWATHMEY, Ag't.
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Tickets: 81. Halves: Scots. Quarters 25cts
"a CERTIFICATE OF f.t

Tickets; 81. Halves: Scots. Quarters 25cts.
b. - - A CEKTI IFICATE OF ~ tf- -
., Whole tickets; sI5I IS Halves 80
|25 Quarters - 3.75 81 Eighths "a RS
For $50 we will send you certificate risk of 800
Quarter tick cts in the above lottery.
Every Package contains all the numbers placed in the
Wheel and therefore must have all thatare drawn out
and YOU have only TO obtain three numbers Ticket
to draw good prize. ~ > -'tf -
In ordering Tickets select the Lottery the Class
and date enclose the price be reful mention your
town. county and STATE enclose Post Ofce Stamps IN
stead OF syer Prizes, drafts or bank notes on any sol
vent bank taken AT par. Be careful to address =.
NAlRS Ss Co.. Baltimore. Marylano.
aug29
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HARTFORD FIRE 1NsURANch co.


....-. HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT = 81
IxcoRPoR Arxp ISl0.-CuARTEs PERPETUAL.
Capt CdPI Sl5c eco
THIS long established and well known Institution
IL has transacted most extensive insurance business
for than rty years. throughout the United States
and the British North American pt,vinees 1t has aimed
public nfidence by honorable and faithful
ulment Of lis contracts and the owners OF property
assured that all fair claims for loss under its policies
will be literally adjusted and promptly paid. Public
Buildings, Manufactures, Mills, Machinery, Dwelling
Houses. Stores, Merchandise, Household Furnture,
Vessels on the stocks or while In port &c &C.. will be
insured at rates as low the risk will admit The fol-
lowing gentlemen constitute the eis1t5s elE aW
BOARD OF DIRECTORS. brs. q r
200 III. HUNTINGTON. President.
= WALBERr Day, icons CALVIN Day,
JAMES GOODWIN, Jon ALLys, Ff iIe =
tCp.RLys BoswrLL, Jons p. BRACE.
II. HxNRY KrNrv, aCnARIrs J. Rcss.
- l. r. 1CHARDES TAYLOR, Secretary.
4 CuRrsroPuER C. LYMAN, AssistantSec'l. Cd a-e.
- - IT : = ALLEN G. HALLOCK, Agent q
=, - Main street, nearly opposite the Bank.
~ =
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SOME THINGS CAN BE DONE AS
- - WELL As llTHERS.

SOME THINGS CAN BE DONE AS /.
r4er-I WELL As OTHERS. va. -
THE undersigned takes pleasurei in announcing
IL no tho citizens Of Evansville and -
an grounding country. that he has opened -
A SHOE STORE NDFACT0RY. on Main street. -
between Second and Third where ne can be fcun1 AZ
I'm hours he has Just returued FROM the East
and i wei su pted with IN. latest styles of manuae
IN ,I work of kinds, which he viii sell and wErrant.
Si Of Leather ard Findings Of the rst st lc
and auaity and been selected with great care BY
himself, wiih desire to please all
yg The attention. Of Ladies and Children are es-
eci,iIy vited 20 my assortinert and prices. 49,.
5ili rips repaired free OF charge IL oou9n' a. my
establish an cnt auS<~ - -a.t-ref - - 80
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rI,HE subscriber would respectfully inform the young
men of Evansville and vicinity, that he mas estao
sped Commercial College in this eiiy, on rirst ee
twcc, ain and sycamore streets, (over Mr j. W. oaid
weIs store where he proposes fea,ihg The science O.
no,bie Eniry Book Keeping in all OF its various
h,c,s His plan OF teaching combines practice with
theory students enter at any time, and PROCESS
with their capacity. full course ca. be connie ~
sn G sx ,o eiyht we Ks The time will not be DLitcd
and Students without additional charge Inc
tuitou fees must be prepaid az secured.-
'l'Fl TERMS: l-- -s-.rr.r :
For the Merchantic Course. ......-. Sso oo 0o
Including steamboat. Book Keeping....... % W
Mercantile Calculations. ...-.--. a . w
Students will furnish their own light.
Hours of instruction from to ~, NJ; IL to =, T. NJ
Evening sessions from tc TO-
E Srfher infprmalion call at the Rooms during bus
ness hours, or address the PrineiPal
~ CO. ..t Principal
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ru.NSPogTlTFOy. ru

WESTERN STATES LINE.
DY Railroads and Canals. running IN injection via
/ ) Steamers and Propecrs on the Lakes
No TRANSPARENT AT ALBANY OR TROY.
PRoPRffToEs:
Ar. Cobb & Co. Foot OF Insliara st. Buffalo.
A. ". Palmer 81 Co., I2l, Broad 81. New York,
f. w. Sloan. l2l Broad st. New York.
~ Scott dz Co., Toledo.
J. :. ChenOweth d Co.. Cincinnati,
This is one Ofhe oldest. bes; established and most
liable OF taBsp raon in the country; and sole
Agents for this section. authorised TO give
through receipts for fregais and from the East at
very Tow rates. guaranteeing against any charges
on the route.
augo LEWIS e. GRAY. Agents.
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l.'.as ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI s'- ...ss. =,
Commission amd For rWarding
- - r1s-e9fa H,O u . T.. ,-
EstJoSERrH,,MaoaRLDaH sEgzs

+ = - 71sI1s.l HO USE. 60 q =. a.
.JOsEPHsMo MoaRIDaH,E
ILate Twiehcil u Mogri'lge0 Etsr1 q ri f
( - CORNER OF COMMERCIAL AND PINE srREETs. slel
CONSIGNMENTS AND COMMISSIONS wilt have
canees will be given when required on Consgninents
or Bills of Lading IN hand - 49, --s.. p .sssl,
f Orders for the Purchase of Lead, Grain, Hemp and
other Produce viii be filed a, the lowest possible prices
Produce ill meet with especial aud dspatch the
lowest of freight viii always be procured and the
expense of rage and drayage as much ms possible
avoided. - ..a..-f 1-s sf- 10 14i'seHs ttfs1
..--- PsaE Sc BACON, oE.-f ifsf sH' 1lt "A
s:::s;::s s::: 4: e.: i: E. Louis
W. N Ps x IsmsSsp hnssosp.s = B'0'' Louisville. sag
- =. ELLIs & MoRToN, tetfsA-tl+o I --.if
STRApER & GoRNAN,
; --.HosEA q Faxsra, ss-ss.z Cincinnati. '..'
III SrRIssER 81 WHTExAN, 20 / rra III r.fF
III E.0. .GoopMAs & Co.. )ttE fftfL
3; W.. s.fsa Ss.s..S = Gee; c.. riti''ursh.a
u &.C.YxRSALt & Co. a +"
MoReAN, ]. NJ. Bucx& & MoRsAx psu.,.,,,,.
81 SHIELDS * MILLER.
Blow q MARCH, . a4r3.t
lrr CHAs. A. wxrcur.} 4, Z -,.,s .,-- =, s.
Jo...s s.sixG Lst 8 CO.; Co.; Baltimore. a.s..s.ss
:; 49, 6. paswsst s", 4 g. s Co., Boston. ars : -
e T.C.TwICHELL&C & CO.. New Orleans.
I hive Policy OF Insurance., which will cove
ali shipments my address when advised by letter Del
mail or when endorsed bills Of lading before, or
the time Of shipment. ia'A JOSEPH MoGRiDGE.
Hmar9 '53--d&wly ST. Louis. Mo.
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ADAMS & CO.. EASTERN WEsTEPN
AND FOREIGN EXPREss.

ik pablie respectfully informed that we are now
L prepared 10 give increased facility aud dispatch for
transporting 10 and from the East merchandise packa
ges PARCELS bank notes and specie, and assure ALI
WHO patronise us quick dispatch throughout the year
hay Ing railroad communication from Cincinnati tho
East Each express is in charge of trusty messengers
accompanied with iron safe for better security Of
a5ies.
We collect Ills notes, drafts ill orders for goods
or pay bills IN places where We haye Offices.
Expresses for II, Louis, Madison, Indianapolis, Gin
cinna Cleveland Pittsburg, and all parts OF the East
leave daily at lOl A.. N. -H
For Lexington and rrankfor at 2 p. n. i
For California by each mail from New York.
ADAMS a. co.
.t S.A. JONES, Agent,
novl1 80 Iy Office SD Main 81. Louisville.
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rIyIIR have formed partne rshir in the
i Wall Paper, Paper Hanging, Bookbinding and Box
manufacturing Nc, business under the urn o' rngie
at their stand First street, opposite
= = -, "A. ENGbEHAaD.
j. iesi-tf L. ECGEKT.
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For Baltimore, washing ton. PhiladeI
phia and NeW York. s

ssALTiFK0RE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
From Wheeling TO baltimore. and connecting with the
Washington RF;ich X. X. at the Junction, Cafcly
called the Relay House, nine miles from Bal
umore and with the Philadelphia. Will sss
mington and Baltimore X. X. TO
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DEPOSITS.

Twelve months ana over =.
All deposits made wit, the Company viii be refunded
In current Bank Notes uLicss otherwise agreed upon
mhi9'5l-,f l Rs WIN. I. PAGE. Seo'ty.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-05

DESPERATE FIGHT WITH NEoRoys.-On Tues
day last information was communicated to some of
the officers and citizens Of TanGytown, that four
runaway negroes were in barn near town, when
several persons went out 10 arrest them fully arm
Cd and prepared for any emergency AS soon as
they entered the negroes, who were also armed
pistols and knives, fired upon them, three shots
taking effect, one bail entering the leg OF the own
er of the premises, whose name we do not recol-
lect, and making severe wound. and two others
shot in the lace and shoulder. The negroes had
their FIRE returned, aud one of them is now lying
in very critical condition, i'll Taneytown. The
fight then became general, and after desperate
resistance, the negroes were captured and brought
in great misery, bet no serious fears entertain
ed for his life. The three now in Jail are robust
and athletic fellows, aud say they are from Har-
peI's Ferry, Westminster CarrOltoniun.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-05

TIE ANDRE MoNuMENT.-On the 18th of Octo-
Der, the Monument at Tarrytown, erected in honor
Of Paulding, Williams and Van Writ, the captors
of Major Andre, will be dedicated by the Govern
or of the State. assisted by other gentlemen. The
corner stone of the monument was LAID on the 4th
of July last, and the capstone will go up on this
occasion The address upon the laying of the
stone will be delivered by Mr.. A. ]. Raymond
The Grand Marshal of the day, Gen. Henry Storms,
has issued General Order from headquarters, an
nouncinp that the line of procession will form on
Cortlandt-street, the right on Beekman, facing
west, at 10 a. NJ. on Friday, Oct. I. Gen. Lock
wood, commanding the Seventh Brigade, has ex
tended an invitation 10 join his Brigade in camp at
Brigade will take up its line of match TO the cars,
and proceeded TO Tarrytown, TO join the column
under command Of the Grand Marshal.-Nct0 York
DaiLy Times.