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. @ARRIDS

H,HE undersigned would hereby inform the citizens
i of Camden aud the surrounding eountry that lel
has opened an establishment as "a -
CLOCK AND wATcH-MAKElH
in this place, in the house formerly occupied by Mr.
lanes wilson, Merchaht and opposite Mr.. Mellow.
alls store, whershe proposes to give satstaotion
all those who may think proper to favor him with
their patronage in bis profession. =
sSE.All work in his line viii bedone with neatness
and dispatch. and at the shortest notice.
- - !. -. .sCHAREES B0FENSCHEM
b May III. ~ 5S1s s3
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Oct. 2, 1854.
Executors Notice.

A LII persons having demands against Benjamin
II Baskin decd. will present them duly attested
and those indebted will make payment to
Oct A. G.. BASKIN, Exor.
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Notice to All Persons Owing Nc.

NOtice TO All Pers0hs VWIns NC
TTNHE Hank of Camden and Others that owe want
j their money All the use have for money is to
pay my debts Money I"aust hare TO pGy nay aeo@,-
All persoons indebted to ME will find their notes and
accontsn the hands of an attorney if not paid soon
You canbay to my agent D. c. Tryon. or deposite
the money in either OF the Banks in Camden.
IWiLL postpone the sale of my House and Lot un-
b til Monday the 18th, at which time l will sell
Isaac wife and Seven Likely Boys also, one Negro,
man, a frstrate Engineer; one Negro girl, young
Mules 2 Wagons, the best in the State; Household
onJ Kitchen f,rniture. &c. &c ~. 4. TRYON.
Oct 3D. 1854 ssssE 4O
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CAUTION.

A LII persons are cautioned against tradlrg ior
N note of hand PAYABLE to Beauford Penack, or bear
er for forty dollars dated about the 9th Of December
1863 and payable one year after date. : -
The consideration .forSwhich said note was gven
having failed l am determined not to pay it, unless
compelled by law. SERENA bAss.
Sept 10, 81 III
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Al CoMMANDER HoLL1Ns.-The washington
Star intimatesthat the President has etermin-
ed to send the United States steam frigate
Pri1ceton to San Juan, transferring Captain
Engle, her present commander, to the com.
maadc Of the New York Rendezvous, of which
Commander Hollins is'now the head, and the
latter officer to finish the work, ofteachng the
.free.booters of that region how to conduct
tthcinselses towards Americans, which he com
menced not long since so efficiently" tits now
being ascertained this vessel is in prop
ser condition to performsthe contemplated SER
vice. Ifso, sheawill doubtless be ordered to
repair as soon as possible to Norfolk, where
Commander Hollips will Join her, taking in
Mr.. Wheeler, Uuited States Charge to Nlcara-
gna and family, and commercial agent .Fabens.
The Princeton, in such event, will lie off San
.Jnaneor Greytown for her permanent station,
+ at least until Messrs Mantin & Co. learn how
TO conduct themselves property
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IOOKING AHEANsi!

sY1HE undersigned has opeheG at the aQl6 6cosnss, =
& the MOST EXTENSIVE stock of .Gocds he'll
ever offered to- the citizens Of Camdeis s fEs
rounding country Hai,as selected foa.
sirahle importations, such Goods as he, aan41n
well adapted the wanfa of sthi4s eone InpstF
motto still is op prscss qistek g
Sept. sl2s 50 BOZ
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r AIDES ricl dress -Embroderies, Gloves
i Laces, Curtain Muslins, &c. received and Tor sale
low at +" the Old Corner" by
Septsl9-tf E. w. BoNNEf.-
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Wines and Liquors.
Fresh Preserves, &c.

Fresh Preserves, &c.
cases assorted PRESERVES
" JELLIESstt 80. ~
8 Canton GINGER 49,
8 assorted PICKLES, halfsgallons
3 " "a quarts
3 Piccadilli
Just received and for sale low, by
Oct. 3. j. A. SCdkOCA.
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Attention .DeKaIB Rifle Guards.
VoY are hereby ordered to parade ats our rendez+
IL vous on Saturday tse4l4tt inst. at 40 o'clock,
armed and equipped as heiSw directs for drill and in
struction By order Of Capt. MopFAT, !"
81 Ee5 ~ j. p. sMcKINNON, O. s. =
Camden, Oct. 10. - olt-4l =
- ,ffGuns. 80
lust received large lot common;to fine Single
q Double Barrel Guns. Also, Porters Fine Shooter
and Marston's endless Britch loading Rifles. With
great variety ofsporting implements.
W..D. MCDONALD. I
= Oct 0, 1854 I2t-4l
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oSEPH HEIIDEN,

sPAINIS OIL s Nd GLASS. q
No. III H;aTNE.sEREET,
-, CHARLESTON, 3. q. -
FEE keeps consta1fy for sale.a general assortment
Of Paints and Oils Of ali Kinds, Vafnishes, VIM
dow Glass and Sashes, Spts Turpentlfe spirit Gas
Cotton FoetGin Fixtures, Cite and HFhsh sVari
Gus kinds. q 81 = 7,soltt--7ty
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MEMS and Youths Ready Made Clothing, the
Nl most extensive and desirable stock ever offered
in this MARKET just opened at the Old Cornell 10Y
Sept. l9-tf, re- W, boNNHl'
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HE%Nn CO. "A 80
.FRE s,H.G ROC ERIEs.

4. ,s..- -
EssHs G ROO ERIEs..
rINHE subscriber has removed to the Store opposite
i Maj. X. S. Moffat, formerly occupied py b. W.
Chambers) where he is receiving lresa supply oi
FAMIEY GROCERIES,
WINES and LILO oRs, consisting il; part of
New Orleans, ,Muscovado and Clarified SUGARS y
Rio and Muscovado MOLASSES
Sperm. Adamantine and Taow CANpLESN
A. A full assortment of ~
Pickles. Preserves, Sauces and ketchup, best Hen
messy Brandy, Port, Madeira and Sherry Wines, q
Together with variety OF
FANCY DRY GOODS,
which will be sold at the lowest prices and to which
the attention of purchasers is respectfully invited
fB-Giye me call. l am determined to'sell cheap
ID. RsPEEBLES.
; Camden, Sept. s. 30 ;et. ~
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| FRESH SUPPLY OF
FANCY and HEAVY GROCERIES.

FANCY and HEAVY GROCERIES.
Just receiving, consisting of
/, 8 hhds New orleans SUGARS
2 " Muscoyado DO
30 barrels refined DO
10 " crashed DO -
! 10 sacks Old Java COFFEE
40 :" Rio DO
i hhds. West India MoLASSES
20 best New Orleans DO
5, so boxes Adamantine CANDLES
20 superior Sperm. DO
4 10 3" %" Pearl Starch
. i, 90 i No. Soap.
/ Sesars and Tobacco.
4 Is N SEGARS, of various brands ,.
| 2 boxes Penn's TOBACCO
2 ", Young America DO - r. -s
e Willis DO
4 " Crown Imperial DO
4 Arrow Twist DO
Wines and Liquors.
/ so barrels Rectfed WHISKEY
80 {" Old Rye DO
n, halfppe Pale Tennessee BRANDY
Champagne x DO
1 1" Cognac DO -
2quarter pipes Old Madeira VINE &c
] Together with every other article in the Grocery
ine All of which will sell at wholesale or.retail
br casl, or to punctua customers atas lowspnces as
ney 0et tIa 8. Oe 00Os''' IL ''' 'A J. A. seHRocK.
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----77-5. VALUABLE AND & 3 3 3
DESIRABLE LANDSsF0R GAIE s

H,HR subscriber oiiefs fof sac thai sIgscts
I i of Land on Big Lyches efees, o%yllea %
ny Lovick Young deceased hsfslla3t -.
Chesterfield Districts containing.
The improvements consist Of sttcmsnt upon
tho deceased residedat the time Of is CONSIST
ing Of Dwelling House, Gin House. and' nii
ther settlement with comfortable Dwsllipg HOuse !
and necessary oulbnildngs, There is prem
ises and convenient to both. settlements "a
Gfist Mill, on q iieyeriailing stream. 81 -. q
This is conceded to be the most de-.
BILE land on Lynches Greek, ands its ~
known TO be unsurpassed By any other country
A further descriptions UNNECESSARY afs
invited to call and examine for themselves The lald
wilbe sold 80 body, divided tasnit at
the terms made libenh. = II
Aug l5ssl lS54. q. u.
Sumter Banner, sand Watchman, and gfrilpe39s
Flag win copy to the amount pf Zen doIsfe ana ssaA
sbllstos sas Office. .. g 49,
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.NARPET. Bags, Floor Cloths, CruD6 Cloths, DE
" Just received at" the Old Corner s.-,1- ~
Sept fp-tf, - T.. ". 5boNNEY:~
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Hoes We saw a day or two ago eighteen
car loads of hogs taken out ON the.Lafaye:te
slroad. We believe they were from Kentncky,
gaad sent out here to be fed. The kentuckians
seem to be frightened into q panic about pork,
tSand between theft fears of short corn crops,
sa,d The superiority of CincinllatLoyer Lonis:,
gyille. they are as crazy as bedsNsgs. They
have put pork here alta price that the impfoy:5
ing appearance Of corn, and the abundance of
mast will never let it stay sat and their panic
will cost them dearly beforesit has left them.
ssssSs .a,'.-'r..' Indianapolis Journal.
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Arrivals at the Mansion House,
FOR THEswEEK ENDING OCT. Z.
z G. ROBINSON. aPROPRIETOR.

G.. R. Miller, "
J. Dawson, Charleston.
P. T.: Williams, Miss.
A. Maltee, La.
E&W. G. King, N. c.
B. ]. Barrett, Bishopville
/ J. A. Ambrose,
j. w. Stuckey
John Simpson, Fairfield
VIC. Brown, Liberty Hill
B. Exum s. serv't. KY.
| G. II. Behere, Columbia
W. j. Connors, Lancaster
S. NJ. Rea, Charlotte
r. B. Peoples, =" "a.
w. Ferrel, Ga.
JOHN ,tsrssry, Long street
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ATTENTION ALL!

q" "oE%~ ~N@@s 4
10 Hhds best Brown Sugar
l2 Bills. Clarified Sugar
Crashed do.
Powdered do.
25 Sacks Rio Coffee
10 90, Laguira do. "a.
20 Barrels New Orleans Molasses
SIS Boxes Adamantine Candles
l'ierces first quality Rice
Soap, Starch, Matches, &c. dc.
WINES AND LIQUORS.
IS Baskets neidsick Champagne
$50 Geasler do.
F1eur de rosa
- 8 or Casks Otard" Brandy
/ kalf pipe &" do.
5O,Bbls. Common Whiskey
70" Boston Rum hH
s.Ibs" Old Rye, Hammond Whiskey
Hoselbocks Z" do.
Old IIourine do
; or Casks Old Madeira Wine
2'' :s Sherry do. :
q Port do.
10 Cases, extra Claret do d.
ar. Cask Irish Whiskey -
10 Gals Lavender Brandy 10. -
d Cases asx Genuine srssSisdam All sehnapps" :
: -ss2 ~ DR. Green's celebrated Bitters
- 81" Champagne Cider
Casks London Porter
8 Tennet & Falkirk Ale
2 Johannisbcrgsr " Hook" ,x.s,l..z%
FANCY GROCERIES,
Cases Tomato, Walnut, and Mushroom Catsup
s Hermetieally sealed Lobsters Salmon
3Chests Superior Teas
Bbl. Butter Crackers ~.
/ Boston do.
l. I" Sugar do.
Soda do.
IL Boxes &" do.
! Case Tamarinds
8 Cases Brandy Fruits
9 Jams and Jellies
8 Assorted Preserves
200 lbs. Eng. Walnut, Pecan and Brazil Nuts
100 "Novicia" Almonds
100 "Bordeux' do. ~! -. 4.
% ar. Boxes Raisins 81
- half do.
Lemon Syrup and Lemon Sugar
doz. Flavoring Extracts
Guaya Jelly
:" Mustard, Eng. and American. Sa.
Cloves, Nutmegs, Mace and Cinnamon
DIRK @"1OIDSs Vi.
100 pieces Fancy Prints. -. -
so !" Kerseys
200 pair Negro Blankets -
100 pieces Brown I1omeSpun ~ =
so " Bleachcd do.
IS {" Rock Island and Kentucky Jeans
30 Checked and Striped Goods
II, q" Silk Hkdfs. s-<>s.
3 I" cheap Head Hkdfs .se -
IL ", Muslin s5ss
Letter, Fools Cap and Bill Paper
Table and Pocket Cutlery -
-. Segars and Tobacco.
s NJ Cott,.n Plant a.
=" Figaro =
:" Regala at $50 per y.
""Ugues g y.
&" sylvas at $40. per N.
10" Washington ID
10 I" Imperials 7@sg.
5" Santiago 80 %@..7$
I" Various brands .:- ~ r-S,i 1:
- boxes sup Tobacco 5s S:a..
2 Gross fine cut do. - -.
ALSO,
A fine lot Of Door Mag, Brooms, Buckets, Tubs
Baskets, &c, DC, with great many articles too nY
merous to mention, all of which will be sold exceed
ing low for caah, or upon IL months credit to pune
tual customers, Int parties who do NOS paSsat leas
once wear, we must decline selling to. All the ar
ticles are warranted to be what We represent them
We hope by strict attention to business andfar deal
ing to merit q share of patronage. -
MOORE & KUYKENDAAL.
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900 pieces Negro Cloths, from l2t ton5e cents
- ssn. ya'o, i6W,f IuSv 0p'''o EW. BONNEY. 4:
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Administrator,s Notice.

- -. Administrator'sNO Notice.
LII persons indebted to the Estate Of As& sArais
Ia "a. Miller, decd, arc requested 70 settle Hp 70
enable me to effect settlement Of the Este by ts
firstof January next. g. R. AltLEk Admr:
Flat Rock, July 2lss 1864. ~ s. sV--t1
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Dr.. Thornwell, in his present position, potent
as they are, will have to be strongly presented
to overrule the unquestionable anxiety of a
large body in the Synod to see him where his
extraordinary endowments will at once meet a
sphere peculiarly adapted to their exercise, and
supply most critically felt exigency in the ai-
fairs of our cherished institution. - Southern
Presbyterian. @ @
CossEcaAr1os. The new Episcopal church
in this place was conseefsted 70 the great pur-
poses for which it was erected on Friday last,
aecordina To- fhe usual prescribed ceremonies.
Bishop DaSis and number of clergymen of
the same church were present, and large con-
gregation. The sermon for the occasion was
very ably composed and finely delivered ny.
sthe Rector, Rev. I: S. Arthur. o..
On Sunday evening, the ceremony of cons on
.frmation" took place in the church, when sew
eral persons "a or Is in number, of both sex
.es) were confirmed as members of the EPisco
spal church: sermon on the occasion was
delivered Ydhe Bishop, which we did not hear.
The neWEpiscopal church isyery superior
in size and le.of finish toany building of the
kind in !Greeasille. The stained glass is very
beautiful AouataiNeer.
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;, sH New Goods.
A MIR KENNEDY are now receiving their
n. fall stock and will he able to sl,oH an axten-
sive and handsome assortment of desirabh goods in
few days. Sept. l9--tt
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BRIr1sH PRovIyS8s clip tue follow
iDg nom ths n ashid
sit seems to be. ths M Il of statesmen
sshessSthat Britain hs mind to
! prepare as sspsedits leave .sher
North American pfosiscss iurthem-
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u p COLUMBIA, s. @.

Eau de Cologne.
A LARGE supply of Cleveland's Cologne IN Elm
Aur I aoSs5ss '''' M .' q. J. DELAYS.
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$50. -, .u,,o,sd between south smpto. and foreign
yor tws. are employed 1 aver 20 VA.
n port Al time at for r~o cut 9, the ave are YES
~ Of nfsr character % IN the Pe.tssur SER
o. y: ss1: ~: ss n ss
Baliss, Bsmbay Madrss and three (Japitsr lssrs
a.d Tssaa) sos.idsrsd i.csPssls Of :.yias an en-
horss power to the vessels generally Of the two
ssd hsv ne raised pops asd foreoAsss with othsr OBJ
uruetions eArryas snd lighting guns There remain,
SSsrsfors only ssh, (soeAssl vsss out Of the SIXTEEN
which We eoasdsr capable OF psisg EN- ssnty lifted to
= sdUs T % n
they return homs 10 succession within periods varyisg
dom three to nine weeks. But here would remark,
Dsnt the mail packet companies might sxpsrssc great
dafasulty In replAcsg them, mere psr,isakry siscs
- great demand for ships b. aord hs earliest
Of muaicating the OF hostss Of reinforcsg
the colonies With and storss The aiming thirty
pa (Which in the month Of June amounted to foursssa
are employed ter eoloniAy or otherwise psrmsnsny
At this period Of our report We think 1t right :, invite
attention to the fac. thai thrs less than twenty
two out Of thirty three vesls belonging to the PENN
vessels have ali bsss built STAGE iss3 to the sxeuoA Of
wooden vessels, with the exception OF oaly wo. nov
building, Of 90 tons eAeh Had considered ths froa
vessels in other respects suitable for men Of .Ar We
should have hestated 10 rsoousnd then for that SER
vee account Of the materials OF whicn they are bu
We DO NOT consider that are cskd upon 70 express
opinion the fitness OF iron vessels for War pur-
poses at the saue time the question - to tss pre-.
p9sy of ns that In the construction Of armed
mail steam packets will become important whom shall
have to report upon the General scrss Steam shipping
Conpsryb which will shortly possess siga vessels OF
1890 tons each, this whole Of which win be Of iron
Our opinion Of the qualities Of the packets generally be-
lousips the companies under consideration,
and Of their fitness to ~ armed for purposes Of war
derived personal Inspection Of the following
ssls Cwenty ons In pumbsr) they have ssvsraIy
turned to the Of Southampton which think may
b considered TO afford the means By which may fairly
judge OF those at pretent abroad =
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CAPT. WATKINS IN BosroN-Yesterday, about
P. ~, Capt Watkns OF the unfoftuaa Francisco
appeared on Chanee accompanied by the svsr ss.iduous
In matters OF maritime iatsrsst vapt B. Forbss
hpt. Watkins was warmly welcomed By many Of our
merchants and isessd, the sopsnsnatioas became 20
et End furOns that he thought II bsst to take adyan
rsse Of proper moment sod alp quistIy AWAY CAPT
w. speaks In The highest terms Of the sonduet Of can't
sonner, Of the Asretic, Who rsousd 90 many OF he
passengers Of the Sn Frascses Everything that oond
In degree coniuoe to their comfort was ehserfuly
phosd ~ the service Of Cspt Wathins BY Apt Htousr
There was much ssasrinG from sick.ess on board ths
Antarctic, and several dearhs occurred Ga his arrival
at Liverpool Oap Watkins proceeded At once to LsAop
ard had ~ infeykw with tbs Hon James the
American hnistsr. who promptly took the necessary
s'er s.eere the return Of the ssa Faosi cos
rsferfeIs TO the United States Capt W. thinks from
What he hes 10 the ns~sp.ssrs the. os has
bsen cone Capt Srouf, Of the brs Nsposon &c Ia of
opinion that Capt did al In his power relisv. the
Fan Apcisoos passenssra and states tue drifting
the steamer, which was age'hsr peculiar 70 that class
Of vssse might reasopaby havs expected to have
caused her to lose t. Napoleon Capt wAins expresses
INCREASINGLY his oonvctioa that the San Francis No. t
the tire OF hsr d. parurr FRI New York Was thorough
ooneton to pursue her vysge He says be sever trod
upos aeek ON which he had moro ,nd1snse than upon
that Of the saa Franciseo.- Boston Tiw>, FEB. IS
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Legal Intelligence.

srrpyns Court on rHs Usirn srArm Feb IL Akz.
hnstr d Fraser, E-q, OF nisAigan, was adnittsd -
attorney counsellor Of this oourt. No o. Joha q
Ye'eer appellant Robert Brandon, ddl, exsoutsru
OF William Rapdop, dscesAed. This argument Of thf1
wss osn'ipued BY Mr. Bdgsr, for the appsllsss
concluded By Mr. Rsvery Johnson for the Appsllsae
No. Co. Conrad plaintiff In error, David 0rAsy
This ned By Mr. Get for the dsfsndant h
srrr add unlimited on . printed argument by n.
Bspjsmin, for The plaintiff In error. Adjouxnnh
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"Neithsr the Minister nr any member Of the Isga
ssys ths evening ministerial organ, twas prsssat
poJ having bssn sect BY the the sers
pssiss that meabsrs OF the diplomatic corps must -.
pear In court drsss which eannst ~ BY tbs Amsn
car legation without tisrss srdtsg Instruction."
The Doy Nesss highly ncigr ant 1t ths Alsg ID insu
put upon ,hs American people and government, and
democratic eontsr poary sreAks out Ia this STYLE
There ~ very little doubs that Deliberate insult
bas been offered 10 the great nation With which, Of ali
others IL becomes TO entertain the best relations We
viii leave ont Of confederation the magnitude Of rsds
with America, the community OF As9usgs the osmm0n
stock will oSlJ psnt TO the soasibe posion IN weich
Engsrd may Be p aced In the colrs Of the war iDto
which II We entering We hops, howsvsr, that
cause Of Ill feeling will nos arise between the two great
Angle Saxon nations . subject whah u fitted 10 b
debated only bstwssn coupls OF cham eeratns Of de-
fsDct p,iDcpass Of the ancient German Oonfederacy
Ths nost sireum nSiAl Of this silly business
Mr. Buchanan We understasd. wrote two letters for
cards OF admission for his suits and Others No answer
WAS vouehsafed to these, printed fern, stating
that court dress could not b dispensed WITH and two
tickets one for 3 lady who does not even exist
In this manner Gov Seymour, United Statss AmbAssa
COR to the court Of Russia who 10 his 20 ~
Petersburg prsvsstsd from bsiss present although
sos he WILL probably. b. very disrsaty sntsrtAined
by the Em psror OF the French and the Gar Of Rusai
both Of whom win "oondesosnd" to dispense with court
livery. Na eGeE n a
Gen Webb, also, disappointed in the malnsr.
This zen lean II minister from the United States 70
Ing department in the American n my. The embassy u
said to feel the aficnt deeply"
We really hope, for the credit Of country, that
another misunderstanding Of this kind will not again
In the middle Of the nineteenth ceatufy such
dispute ID worse than mstake-it Il blundsr.
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on his way to New York, WAS robbed Of $I4,4o on
the 18th inst at Hornellsvills by two men who had
followed BIN. The name OF the merchant who was
robbed is raid to be Perkins About two thirds Of
the amount consisted Of bills OF the Chautauque
county banks, of various denominations, one third
Of which vas on the Bank Of Silver Creek. A con.
siderable amount was on H. J. Miners Bank at
Utica. and there was seven fifty dollar bills on the
New Ysrk City, and one on the Commercial Elk.
change Bank. There was also large quantity OF
silver. The msnsy was done up In ak separate
packages, each wrapped In q pIecs Of newspaper,
and tied with common wrapping Irvine. One thou.
sand dollars s offered for the apprehension Of the
thieves and recovery o. the money. The officers are
on the track Of several mspcious looking
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hINIRs SrRlKy.-The Cumberland Journal Of the
u inss say. the nsrs strhs stl aes without
be slightest sonccssop either side In tho meantime,
ibc,s miners Who are unvi ng TO live without vok are
scattering In spt tireetion and the entire business
operations o; the oouniy ara ssfs,ins severely.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-20

Timothy FIRE. Slider OF the Revolutionary var, died
recsntiy at Andovsr, Nass.