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The weekly Placer herald., 1854-07-08

Later FROM OREGoN.-The .,.o.--
Peytona, Capt Sampst n, arrived -, S"
Franrisco on Tuesday, in 50 hours cs oan
Columbia River, bringing Oregon from from
to July LIST. The Portland Or.ron;n,,s'
says: o0"""
The steamer Peytona brought nm 4.
tachment of IS U. 5 soldiers. tnye,ho-
with the officers in command of ."e' ,hn
They landed at Vancouver. '"''''
We are Informed that the steamer
Whitcom6 has been sold to a Cniiforn;"
company, and will shortly leave the Cnl'
unb'a to ply on the Sacramento river
RAIN.-Thus far during the spring and
summer we have had general ass"", a
ment of weather, consisting mostly of ,,,.
rains To one sunshine. WV
On Sunday last, we were visited with .
hail storm of near an hours dura,;nn
which for severity is unknown in tb;s
country. Fruit trees, shrubhery, gardens
&c, were materially injured in this vic;n
ity. We learn, however, that at distance
of few miles, no injury was done to tbs
growing crops. '"'
We learn that the wheat crops throuub.
out the Willamette va ley will be mate.
rally injured hy smut this season.
The next Legislature Of Oregon w;l,
consist of % democrats and whys in
the House; democrats and whys in
the Council.
There are now thirty.five Touring mills
in the Territory.
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ITEMS.

McComh s. Mclaughlin are about to
put line of stage coaches on the road
between Shasta and Yreka. The coaches
will he brought from Portland, in o. IT,,
and are the best now in use
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN SrEAMERs.-
From 9 A. NJ, on Saturday until Q A. NJ,
on Sunday morning, there was no less
than five departures, and three arrivals,
of ocean steamers. Two were from Pam
anna, one from San Juan. OF those sailed
two we're for Panama, two for San Diego
and one for San Juan. Each of these
vessels having fair number of passen-
gers both ways. Times s. Trans.
MARINE Disasters AT VALPARAIsO.--
The coast of Chill was visited by severe
northern gale on the 9Th and 9Th of May,
causing great destruction to the shipping
and houses in many Of its ports. The
destruction to property in Val paraiso is
estimated at 100000.
Hon. JOHN M. HowELL.-We were
favored yesterday by call from this eff
cient and popular Judicial officer Of the
FL Dorado District, who returned on the
Yankee Blade, after an absence of exactly
three months from our State. The Judge
has enjoyed uninterrupted health during
his temporary sojnurn on the Atlantic
side, and has been long enough absent to
enrol his name OH the list Of Ca ifornia
Benedicts. Sac Union.
TREAsoN.-No citizen in the United
States has everyet been convicted OF trea-
son. 1t is probably the only Government
in the world of which the same can be
said.
A commission Of intelligent gentlemen
connected with the British army is now in
Springfield, Massachusetts, it is said, en-
gagged in examining the system Of opera
tons at the armory. The English gov
ernment, it is reported, has determined to
abandon the contract for the manufacture
of arms, and to adopt our own system Of
government workshops.
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"A thing Of Beauty is a JOy For

ever.---Why Mill people endure pimples on
the human face divine" or eruptions of any
kind, when it is fact so we'll known. that DR.
GuysoH's YeIIoU Dock and Sarsaparila
cleanses the skin from all impurity removing
Pimples, sores and Blotches, leaving the af.
fected parts as healthy, smooth and soft rs the
flesh of babe 1t is really priceless to all
that wish the rosy beauty of childhood.
1t causes all sores and poisonous wounds to
discharge all infested matter. and eradicates
every impurity from the system
1t does its work mildly but effectuallv,
giving conscious beauty and blooming health
in the place of uglness and soul sckening
disease. va. See advertisement
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Meeting Of the Dem ocratic Gem
tral Committee.

According to a motion adopted in the
Democratic Central Convention, on Satnr-
day the 9Th inst, the Central Committee
met at O'Clock, p. M when
On motion, Smith Herrick, Esq, was
called to the chair, and Tabb Mitchell
appointed Secretary.
On motion, Tabb Mitchell was elected
Chairman of the Central Committee for
the ensuing year.
d. B. Curtis was elected Secretary and
Smith Herrick, Treasurer.
On motion, the members of the Central
Committee were requested to collect funds
to defray the incidental expenses of the
Committee for the benefit of the Demo-
cratic party.
On motion, adjourned.
SMITH HERRICk,
Chairman, pro tenn.
Il. MITCHELL, Sec'y, pro tenn.
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Summons.

The People of the State of California.
To CHARLES A. MEL:
You are hereby summoned to appear be-
fore me. at my office in Auburn, Placer coun.
ty, on the 7th day of August, A D. 1854, at
ten o'clock, A. NJ, to answer the complaint
of Patrick NcGuelin wherein he prays judg.
ment against you for the sum of sixty eight
dollars in an action for gold dust had and re-
ceived of plaintiff on the Both day of June,
D. 1853 And take notice if you fail SO to
appear md answer. plant taf will take judg-
ment as aforesaid Given under my hand,
this Goth day of June. a. D. 1854
Ii. R. HAWKINS.
p. Township, No 5
1t appearing to me by the oath of L. tout
that cause of action EXITS against defendant
and that the residence of defendant is un
known. ! order that publication of Summons
be made in the Placer Herald once a week
for term Of three weeks.
II r. HAWKINS, J. T.
Auburn, June 26th, 1854 3w
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been struck with the agility displayed by
thi: gentlemen in making political summer.
all previous efforts. In the County Conven-
tion to-day he did not leave with the rest of
clectionists. but staid and took part in the
the proceedings, recommending nominations
and pledging them his hearty support. Af-
tor the Convention adjourned he proceeded
to bogus meeting which had been convened
by few delegates who had left the regular
Democratic Convention. took part in their
proceedings. made nominations, pledged his
support and 1000 votes from his portion of
the county We do not understand him -
Leo & Marshall might pay premium for him
to turn, Hummersete.
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Auburn, JULY 8, 1854.
The Democratic Ticket

Has been chosen. 1t floats at our mast
head. With it we shall 60 into the can
vass battling for those principles which
every true democrat loves. The Democ-
rscy Of Placer have presented to them a
ticket composed Of gentlemen who are
fully qualified to fill the various offices for
which they have been selected. We shall
have room aud more leisure hereafter to
speak of these excellent nominations.
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For Congress
Hon. John II. CrensllaW,
OF NEVADA COUNTY.
Subject to the nomination Of the Democratic
Convention.

Legular Democratic Ticket.
For Senator.
WILLIAM H. GRAY.
For Assembly.
J. H. BAKER,
D. B CURTIS,
B. F. PARSONS,
J. l.. BENNETT.
County Judge.
ABRAM BRONX.
County Clerk.
WILLIAM A. JOHNSON.
Sheriff
SAMUEL TODD.
Treasurer.
E. G. SMITH.
District Attorney.
PHILIP w. THOMAS.
Public Administrator.
JAMES ANDERSON.
Assessor
HENRY w. STARR.
Coroner.
JOHN P. HARPER.
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NJ Editor: Please announce the name
of WILLIAM n. MARTIN, of Ophr,
as candidate for County Clerk, subject
to the decision Of the Wing Nominating
Convention, and oblige.
MANY WHIGS
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BAcKus MINIsrRELs This troupe of
singers, gave one Of their inimtahle con-
certs at the Hall on Saturday evening last.
Uncle Eph was peculiarly rich. We
were pleased to see such large audience
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA, I
COUNTV on PLACER {

On this 18th day Of June personally ap-
peared b fore me Amalie Frischgeseli per
sonally known to me to be the person aooso
described and declared to me her intention 10
above stated. PARDON Ii >ln"El'7
Justice of the Peace Township NO ''
Iowa Hill, July 8, 81 At
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Mrs. Williams, who resides on Tidd's
Ravine, near Pine Grove House on Sacra-
rnento road, has a fine lot of young hogs
and breeding sows, for sale on reasonable
terms.
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Placer has called the RoN.-Our entire
delegation to the State Convention is
snti.eIectionist. And thus it is we take
sides.
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MARRIED.

At Assumption, La on the Sd of Nav. bv
the Rev Mr.. Young Hon. JOHN NJ HOW Eli
Judge of the El Dorado District, California
to Miss L. J. BOATNER, Of the former place
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Bakery for Sale at Rattlesnake
Rar

THE undersigned wishing to return H.:A
l. to the Atlantic States by the next I'm.
steamer, will dispose Of his Bakery cne"P
for Cash. Inquire at the Jenny Lind BAKERY
OC WARENSKYOLD.
Rattle<nake Bar, July 8th-lt*
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TNOW ALL PERSONS: That 4

II Amalie Frischgesell, wife Of Charles n,
Frischgesell, intend to carry on in my o%n
name the business of keeping Bar ana n, se.,,
ing Liquors, at independence Hlll' Iiao;'
County, State of California. That said busl-
ness is to be carried on upon my own account
and responsibility and that the capital there'"
invested is less than five thousand dollars;
AMALIE RISCHGESELL'
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Hon. Pedro Carrillo, member of the
last Legislature, has been appointed Sur
yeyor Of the Port Of Santa Barbara.
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Sacramento Agency.-WM. AGAR, is
our agent for Sacramento City. he can De
found at the Daily Democrat Printing Office
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CoRREsPoNDENrs.-" shall have
room in our columns next week.
"Alonzo," having written to US that he
lahored under wrong impression in re-
gard to oursslf, we withdraw our remarks
ia regard 10 that anonymous correspon-
dent.
V. AS communication is received. He
seems to he 'rocking" soInehody. We
decline puhlishing-he should rernernhel
the rule. All communications should be
accompanied hy a responsible name.
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The amount Of gold dust shipped from
San Francisco, the LIST July, for the At
lan,ic States, was $2,O67, ,s76 81.
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Two MINERS KILLED.-On Wednes-
day last two miners were killed at the
"iorse" claim, by the caving in Of the
banks, at independence, near Iowa Hill. in
this county. Our informant did not learn
the names of the unfortunate men.
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San Francisco Agency.-THOS Boy E
is the authorized agent of the Placer Herald :,
in San Francisco; all advertisements intrust
cd to him will be carefully attended to as he
NAV contract.
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NOTICE..
TIME STOCKHOLDERS in the Ell
i idge or Iiunbug Quartz Mining Com
pany are'requested to pay up their As
sessnents to the Treasurer by the lst of
August next, or their claims will be sold
for The same, according to The Bylaws OF
the Company. d. w. STRONG,
Auburn july 7th, '54 St Secretary
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Messrs. Adams and Co., and Wells. Fargo
and Co.,, are our general agents for Placer
County. Any advertisements, JOB work or
subscriptions left Mt either OF their oinceS VIII
be promptly forwarded to u.s.
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Public House, Ranch and Stock
nA FOR SALE. Is
THE undersigned wishing to return to the
l. Atlantic States, offers for sale the undl.
vlded half of that substantial old public stand
known as the "MOUNrAINEEk HOUSE,
situated 2 miles below Auburn, on the
Sacramento Road. Also lot of Stock, con-
sisting of Horses, Hogs etc.
To any one with II family, desrous OF en-
gaging in ready cash business, this offers
an excellent opportunity Terms MADE
known by application to the undersigned
n HOOK,
or JACK Phillips, on the Premises
Mountnineer House, July 9Th. '54-tf
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FRESH AKRIV AIS.

nR. A. G. TEAGUE respectfully informs
IL mis- frirnls aud cItizcns uf Edgeheid generally
that he has ust received LARGE ADDITION
to his already extensive Stock Of fresh and genuine
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, sc.
His Drugs are carefully examined 10y himself, and
all that are found worthless, rejected; and thos,
that are approved may be relied on as efficient and
of uniform action.
ALI. of his Medicinal Compounds, Tincturcs
Pills, Oin,ments. &C.. &c., are put up under hi:
own supervision and III strict accordance with III,
Uniten States Disp nsatory.
From his long and extensive experience in III,
practice Of Medicine, he has made several Com
bounds ui his own not to be found in the Dispcnsa
tory, viz:-A Preparation for the GROUP, whrl
he has used extensively for eighteen years. and re-
culn,ncnds with confidence: Il NERMlFCGE, sif,
and efficient: and many other Compounds wheel
he makes extcmpurancousy TO fulfil the indications
in cach particular case for which 1t is usc'
1t would require more space than could De oo
tanned in Newspaper to give Catalogue OF the
Drugs, Medicines and Chemicals kept and sold by
him-.ulicc il to say. he can furnish 4 Physician:
Office COMPLETE with physick and Furniture.
He has added To his former Stuck some of the
most reliable Vegetable extracts, viz: PODOPlllL
LIN, STILLlNGlNE, LEPTANDRlN, &c.
o. Planters and families can be supplied with al
Medicines necessary in ';lnly-and when desired
directions put up with each article.
AL uf the most reputable NOSTRU MS may be
found in his Establishment. Also,
Candies, Kisses. Sugar PiHlMs ;alnd
Stands.
ALSO, FINE WINES AND BRANDY,
for Medicinal purposes.
TIINtG TOBACCO & gIGARS,
E'erfEllanery Of his own and Northern make
hard IN heat.
SOAPS.-A large and extensive variety.
CANDLES,-Wax,Sp Sperm and .Adamanne.
Paints, Oils and Dye stufs,
WINDOW GLASS. PUTTY, VARyISHES, &c.
BRUSHES-Alarking, Sash. Tuol. Paint, Grain,
ing, Tooth Nail, Flesh, Crunlb, Shoe, Horse and
Tanners Brushes.
PENCILS-C -Cancl's and Sable Hair, large size.
And last though no least, the finest lin ll' BRUSH
ES ever offered in thr place, Of various patron:
and qualities.
Dressing and extra fine COMBS,
BUSTING BRUSHES.-An excellent article.
PAPER-Fuols Cap and Letter Paper, curllnor
and fine.
NOTE PAPER-Various sizes and fancy styles
ENVELOPES-Comnlo Buff, Plain White and
Fancy Notr Envelopes,
INK, PENS. PENCILS AND CRAYONS
Osbnrnc's American Water Caours.
Gum Elastic Ralls-S"il, Hollow ant
Fine-Paror Balls for the Ladies', inviting then
TO exercise within doors, when the weather j.
too inclcmmcnt to be out
MAY lS tf lS
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
Martin McCarty, wife g. others, !

Martin McCarty, wife g. others,
Is. Bill for Pdr'n
Simpson II. Rodgers.
DY virtue of an order from Chancellor F. II.
ID WardIaw in this case, will prnceed to sell,
ut Edgrfeld Court House, ON The first Monday
in December next, The following real estate Of
James Rodgers, deceased:
Tract No /: Known us the "Hnme Tract"
situated in the District and State aforesaid, on
the waters of Dry Creek, containing Two Hun
drrd and ninety three acres, more or less, and
bounded on the North by lands Of J. H Rogers,
on the S"uih by lands Of VIM. Rogers. ON the
East by lands Of; John Denny and Tract No g
of this estate, and on the West by Tract No. ,
Ui same estate.
Tract No. 9: Situated as above, containing
! Ore Hundred and twemty-fonr acres more or
less. and bounded by lands OF MahIon Padgett,
William Rogers and Tract NJ Of this estate.
Tract No. 3: Situated as above. containing
One Hundred ard ninr,y.fvr acres more or less,
and bounded by lands of E. b. Forest. James
Rogers DR.. John Denny and Tract No. of this
estate.
Tract No. 4 Situated us above, containing
One Hundred and nine acres, more or less, an6
bounded by lands of James Rusll.on. Jas. Pow.
Geo Bell, S. Fl. Rogers. Chesry Rogers and
Tract No 5 of this estate.
Tract No. 5: Situated as above, containing
One Hundred and eghy.lhree acres, mote or
less. and bounded by lands of S. H. Rogers,
Isac Oranter, Josiah Padgrt,. John Gillion, Jas.
Rushlon and Tract No. of this estate.
TERMS THE above lands will be sold on ~
credit until the 25h December, A. D. 1855. with
interest from the 25;h December 1854, except
as To- 20 much rs will drfray The costs nf this
suil which must be paid in cash. Purchasers
will be required to give Bonds with adequate
>urcies to secure the purchase money. aud they
will ais" pay for papers
A. SIAiKINS, C. E. D.
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New, Beautiful and Cheap
'HNFgE sUBsCssgKER Is now recei7i

VNHE SUBSCRIBER is now receiving
l. . LARGE and SPLENDID STOCK of
DESIRABLE DRY GOODS,
Suitable for the Spring and Summer Trade. No
pains has been spared in the selection of this Stock
to please the taste Of ALL.
Thankful lir past patronage, I assure my friends
that every effort will be made to EIert contlnu-
ance Of their favor. OF the Ladies', one and all,
would particularly request an examination before
purchasing elsewhere. Among This Stock may be
found a complete assortment Of Dress Goods,
embracing
Cord MUSLINS, of the latest and most fash
ionablc Styles. l0 cts. to ST..
BAREt rs nf every color and quality;
Plaid and Fig'd Tissue SILK, very rich;
Lace Striped ORGANDlESof Of unequalcd styles;
Rich Coorcd SILKS, very cheap;
Figured and Plain SILKS Of all qualities;
Nausnok and Null MUSLINS;
White ig'd Carleton do q new article;
g and Cold do do
Striped Swiss do very pretty;
Dotted g do -
GINGIIAAIS. new Patterns,
Best Stock Of PRINTS ever offered in the Market,
MOURNING GOODS of every description;
White and Cod Grcnadine MANTILLAS, new
style for Summer;
White aud Culnrcd Glacie SILK, suitable for
Spring and summer;
Lace ard Muslin UNDERSLEETES from 6I
cts Ia s3.un;
Muslin and Lace COLLARS. latest fashions;
" ClIEMlSETTS, new style and
beautiful;
Large and complete assortment of JacSonet and
Swiss Edging and Inserting;
Real Brussels Thread Edging and Insertincs;
Blond Steam Thread and Lisle Laces & Edgings.
White Grass Cloth for Skirts, new article;
GLOVES and HOSIERY, great variety-suita
bic for all ages;
Ladies', Misses and Chillren's SHOES, sc.
For GeniIeacn'S Wear.
He also trusts that he has not teen unmndfu Of
the wants Of the Sterncr Sex In shis line his Stock
embraces
Planters LINEN DRILLS of every quality;
Cottunadrs and York Mixtures, from l2 to % cts
Drapdc Etcs Cashmarctts and Meino Casamcrs
Brown and Grass Linens for Coats, all qualities !:
Union Linens and other guods for Children $
Clothing;
whilc, Col'd, plain and buff Marsais Yestings,
Co'd Silk Cravats, a light and beautiful article
for summer;
Cold Muslin Cravats, various qualities;
Black and Colorrd Stocks and Ties.
| very respectfully invite all those wishing DRY
GOODS to give me- call. bring determined To be
UNDERSOLD by NO ONE in far and honor.-
bic mannrr.
NJ. A. HANSON. AGENT FOR
r. NJ. FULLER.
JI,p,burr bnril If 10
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Notice.

a PPLICATION will be made to the General
"a Assembly of South Carolina at its next Ses-
sion for amendments to the Charter Of the Savan-
:. River Valley r. r." authorizing the construc-
~ Of Branches from some points on said Road, Ia
It, meet with the Grcrnvlie d. Columbia r. R"ad
mt or near rIle town nf Greenwood, and with the
Savannah River at or near the Town Of Vienna
Also, for authority t" issue bonds by said Company
and for other amendments that may hc deemed
necessary to the perfection of the present Charter.
Auo 81 3m 80
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To the Planters of Edgedeld'
GREAT SACRIFICED!


rENWENTY per cent can be saved oy pu!''s
l BOOTS and SHOES Mt the Planters Depot
The Stock is I'LL New and Fresh, and warrant
ed to give general s,tisacti"n Amongst this ia' g.
and well selected Stock may be found
10000 Pair Aleus Heavy Rip Plantation bTosahs,
5000 g O. 6 Ru>ct
5000 Boys Rip and Rus:t
5000 - Mems DitchinS and Hunting Boots,
Together with LARGE aud SPLENDID Stock
of Ladies, Gentlemen, Boys, Misses and Ch'ldre"'S-
Boots and Shoes,
LATEST STYLES, AND ALL DESCRlPTI0NS'
Among this fine Stock can b. had Gentlrmen's
French made RontS and Caters. Also, Ladies
French Caters ur Kid Glove Leather
The Public are respectfully invited to call ana
examine before purchasing elsewhere Us Goods VIII
b.. freely shown and price asked
III Please lt,.mcmhrr the name anu rumoer-
ROBERT CASEs0Lh,
ProrR1EroR osrlIE PLANTERS Boar y SEoE bEror
No 25l B,oad-St., opposite the U: 8 li"'ei'
Augusta, Georgia
PSI also keep on hand large Stock o Ladies
and Gcntemcn'S Travelling Trunks, Carpet Bags
and Vallsrs Also Misses School Satchcls-alI OF
which will BE- sold low Cor Cash. H. y;
Oc,5 GIN 30
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Hamburg, Aug l3,
Is a,dlcc.

A PPLICATION will be made at the next scs-
N sion o. the Legislature for an amrndnrn, of
the Charter of the Village Of EdgcIirld, 20 to
able the Town Council of said Village 10 Subscribe.
nn certain conditions, Twenty Thousand Dollars t"
Il Rail Road leading from some point on the Green
Vile & Columbia Rail Road. ria Edgcfeld c. H.,
to Aiken on tn" South Carolina Rail Road or
point adjacrnt thereto.
Sent a 3m 35
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Notice.

THE City Council of Augusta. Georgia, viii
l. make application to tie Legislature Of South
Carolina, ut its next sitting. for n charter TO the
South Carolina end Of the Bridge leading across I'll,
Savannah River from Augusta, Georgia, to Ham.
burg, South Carolina.
ABNER P. ROBERTSON,
Mayor City Of Augusta, Georgia.
Augusta, Ga, Aug 81, 1854 3m 80
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Oct 10
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State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,

IN ORDINARY.
DYH. T. WRIGHT, Esq, Ordinary ofEdge
ID field District.
Whereas, William Langley has applied ia
me for Letters Of Administration. on all and
singular the goods and clatlles, rights and cred
its of Josiah Langley late OF the District aloie.
said, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all
and singular, the kindred and creditors Of the
said deceased. TO be and appear before me, at
our nexl Orinary's Court for the said District
to be holden at Edgefeld e. H., on the 9th
day of Nov. inst, to show cause, if any, why
The said administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this 3Olh day
of Nov in The year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and ffly.four, and in the 10Th
wear of American Independence
II. n. WRIGHT, o. E. D.
Nov l6 2t "A
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q Odlcc.

A PPLICATION will be made by the Town
A Council Of Hamburg To the Legislature 1T lis
next session for various amendments Of the Charter
of the Town First, for the privilege Of subscribing
to Stock in the Hamburg and Columbia Rail Road
Secondly, fnr increasing the subscription /" Stock
in the Savannah Valley Ra Road, and lastly for the
privilege OF building free bridge across the Savan-
nah River opposite Augusta, Ga.
BY order Of Council.
JOHN Z. MCDONALD, CLERK.
HAMBURG Auu I 2 Am 81
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TO Country Merchants,

EXrE have "m hand. and are receiving by every
steamer li, New York. Balun"re and
pn a,l,lph:l. Il LNi:Gt; AMI WE'LL SELECTED
Stpak -
Fall snd Winter Dry Goods.
T'hc!, we ~ | /" Country Merchants. as cheap
as l,e ean purchase the Goods iii any house
ia ih:s coultv Our Stock hs been pu"chas d
very closely md in part, expressly for The country
wi ir ug Stock can be found
,,.,,a i, Alu.Iim DELAlNES:
T;NG IA\lS, ~ inches wide;
III do. do;
Ter do. do;
do. do:
! r Muslin DELAINES;
rr, cir NI:EINO;
d DELAINES, all wool;
IpACA;
a - LEO. Stan lard hrands;"
blrachcd S,itirrlNGS;
l. C,.PES anh Il full assortment OF
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800 BROAD STREET.
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