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ESTATE SALE.
ABOUT 35 NEGROES,
And other PrODerty.

By or''er Of Jumcs II. Wiiherspoom Or
dinqry Lancaster District.
WILL be sold on the 9sth March, 1854, ut
ihe late residence of Capt BENJAMIN 5. MAS
SEY, deceased, on IL Mile Creek, the whole
personal estate of said deceased, consisting of
about 35 Likely aud Valuable Negroes Among
the number are some very choice Negroes: A
very superior BLACKSMITH at every kind of
~o.k, good WAGNER, Carriage Driver, SUI
pcrior Cook, some No. l, young Fellows and
Girls.
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DR.. McLane's Vermifupe.

tB"No remedy ever invented has boon so
successful as the great worm Medicine Of Dr.
MLanc All who have used it have been equal
ly astonished and delighted at its wonderful en-
gy and efficacy. To publish all the testimonials
In its favor would fill volumes; we must there
fore content ourselves with a brief abstract of a
few Of them.
Japhct G. Allen. Of Amboy, gave a dose to
child years old, and it brought away S3 worms
he soon after gave another dose to the same
child, which brought away so more, making l3S
worms in about l2 hours.
Andew Downing, of Cranbury township, Vc-
mango county, gave his child one tea spoonful
and shc passed III worms. Next morning, on
repetition of the dose, she passed ll3 more
Jonathan Houghman, of West Union, Park
county, Ia, writes that he is unable to supply
the demand, as the people in his heighborhood
say, after trial Of the others, that none is equal
to DR.. NLanc's Vermifuge.
Messrs. and J. w. Cotton, Of Winchester,
Ind, happened last spring to get some of this
Vermifuge. After selling u few bottles, the de-
mHnd become so great for it that their stock
duccd the best effect wherever used, and is very
popular among the people.
sB- Purchasers will be careful to ask for DR.
McLane's Celebrated Vegetable Pill and
take none else. There are other Pills, purport-
ing to be Liver Pills, now before the public
DIR. M'Lane's Liver Pills also his Celebrated Yer
mfugc, can now bc had at all respectable Drug
Stores in the United States aud Canada
Sold by i. NJ. COHEN, e. CO.,
% Ilaync st., Charleston, 5. G.
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DAGUERREAN HALL.

-fI.-cc~-
The Subscriber begs leave to inform the cit-
Of Lancaster Village and surrounding country
that he is prepared to execute in the best man
ner and most approved modern style.
DAGUERIOTYPE LIKENESSES,
which, in point of Lifc-lke expression, and beau
tiful finish will compare favorably with those Of
any other artist. He has engaged the rooms
known "a CATAWBA HALL, of Mr. Belk,
where he will he pleased to see his friends, and
assar"s thsin that no will use every exertion to
give entire satisfaction. 5. n. DAVIS.
March Is, If
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THE RENOWNED REMEDY.
Holloway's Ointment.

This extraordinary Unguent is composed
of the most healing Bnlsams, and when used
in accordance with the directions which ac
company each pot, will insure cures when
all ether means fail. Cases of the most
desperate Skin diseases readily yicl | to lis
efficacy. 1t is famous when used in eases
OF Gout, Rheumatism, Contracted or Stiff
Joints. In Asthmas it will do wonders if
we'll rubbed into the Chest.
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N NOTICE THIS. LA

M ANY We have no doubt suffer with cJrns
1N1 for the lack Of good easy wearing boots
and shoes; or by wearing any kind of old things,
thinking they are the cheapest wherein they
are badly mistaken, for many catch their death
by It, and bcsdes never wear anything that Is
comfortable; and In the long run spend as much
money a. would have bought them something
MONS and let us sell you some boots or shoes
whichever you desire, or both, that will keep
the cold out, wear easy, and last a long time
We can make any Kind Of work that you can
desire from fine pump boot down TO coarse
everyday shoe Repairing Of all kinds done at
short notice. An work warranted, and prices
very low. FLOYD 4 son.
Feb. 22 , B
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kD "'S"ASS'S "ih oS SaAciu' W aSh ioE LII
McLane' 6 Celebrated Vegetable Pill and
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
GEORGE ID. BEcKIIAN
IN EQUITY.
DURIN BEcEiIAM and
,sL.

Others. and Negroes.
1t appearing 70 my satisfaction, that Sarah E.
Jones, (widow) and Julia Beckham Jones', Geo.
oiE",'h~ J~.~-, wiE.n, II ,n4 Innes AMI Jesse
Reed Jones, children Of James ID. Jones, decd,
Also, John b. Jones, aud Thomas A. Boone,
aud Emily r. his wife, defendants, in above case
r,side without the limits of the State, il i oh
motion of John Williams, Esq, Solicitor fer
complainant that the said defendants do answer
i,,. or deinur to the bill in above case on or
before the 22d June, 1854, otl e.xise judgment
pro eOyesso will be ordered against each and
all Of them.
JAMES II. WlTHERSPOON.
Co,n'r in Eq l.. ID
Lancaster, c. H., March Is, lS54.-3m-pfS7
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GLENN SPRINGS FEMALE INSTI-
TUTE.
Rt Rev T F DAVIS, d d, ex-Onicio visitor.
Rev T S ARTHUR.
JD MccrLloron, PrOprictOrs.
GEO Benton, Rector, and Instructor in
Mental and Christian Science, Modern Langun-
gcs and History.
Mrs BENTON, Matron.
=. -, Instructor in Mathematics,
Natural Sciences and Ancient Literature.
l'rot DIVINE, - late of Limestone
Springs, Instructor in the Theory and practice
OF music.
Miss c REID, Instructrcss in English.
- SoSNowsKI, Instructress in
Drawing, Painting, and Assistant in French.
Miss SOPHIA WARLEY, Instructress in En-.
SliSh Branches, and Assistant in Mathematics,
Miss ELIZA PRATT, Assistant in Music and
English.
~ Ii. I've COPS is not yet complete.
ihe above institution, located at Glenn
Springs, in Spartanburg District, C, will be
opened Tor the reception of pupils on the first of
h"St In converting this establish
mcnt INTO school for young ladies, the buildings
have been thoroughly repaired and fitted up:and
IN furnishing them anew no pains have spared
- ." WY ISSptct, suCn nome as pa
rents would desire for their daughters. Part;c.
uiar attention has been bestowed upon the mu.
sical instruments, and with large and efficient
corps of teachers, and thorough course OF
study, it affords every advantage to be enjoyed
in amy similar institution.
Applicants are admitted of any age, over SC
ven years, and placed in such class as they ma,
be prepared to join.
The scholastic year viii consist of one session
divided into two terms of five months each. he
ginning on the first Of February and July. Va
cation, December and January. -
Rates-For Tuition and Board, including
washing, fuel, lights, ,&c, &c. 1925 per term, and
there 'O'H De no eeetra charge, except for Music
$50 per term, and for Books, Sheet Music Draw.
ing Matcaials, &c, actually used.
For further nformasion. Sec "prosnact,s y
which may be had by applying to the Rector, OF
either of the Proprictors
Jan'y 1854 47-3m
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SPANISH JACK MARENGO.

b The Season Of this Celebrated JACK
20 win commence at Iancasterville, on the
A.h.-A 18th of March, inst, and end OH the
LIST July. He Is full 10 hands high, well made,
and no mistake dboa him. II Is certainly the
interest Of Farmers to raise their own mules, and
large ones. The expence of raising such is light,
very light, compared to the prices. This Jack
Ia an uncommonly fine one, and he has been
purchased to be kept here, to Accommodate far
mers and those desirous of raising fine large
Mules. His prices are IS $40 and SIS
7. T. HAMMOND & co.
Lancaster C. IT,, March sth. 4-a
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NEGRO BOY FOR SALE.

BY Order of James II. Witherspoon
Ordinary.
WILL be sold at Lancaster, c. H., OH the 2l st
day Of March, 1854, likely negro boy named
JEHU, about years old, belonging to the Estate
Of William Mills, deceased.
TERNs.-A credit with INTEREST," until lst
January next, with two good Hreties.
JAMES y. n. DAVIDSON. Admir-.
March 8 9t
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Guar dians, Trustees, Receivers, and
Committees, holding their appointments un-
der the Caurt Of Equity for Lancaster District
are Notified aud required TO make and render
their returns agreeable W the act of 1910, on
o: before the second day of Nay next
Rules win be issued against all defautcrs.
JAMES H. RITI{ERSPOON.
march IL, 1881. 4t-pfs2
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THE MARKETS.
Charleston warkst,

March l7--Cetton--There was g good de.
snand for this article, to-day and former prices
were fully sustained. The transactions comprise
7s bales at 8; l42 a. 8 -; TIT at 8 81; sS
at 9 7-s; i4s at 8 1915; 81 as o; 54ato 1.f I;
ss at 0 1-s; 45 at 0 I-2; ie4 at 0 6-s; 81 at
0 81; 81 a.o 7-s; So at 10; and % bales st
at 10 Ia.
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AarcA ls-Tae sales Of the week comprise
4Ss bales, and we therefore continue our former
quotations as We find, after the most careful en-
animation, veare unable TO make the leas, change
IN them. Prices ranging from Q Ia TO 7.s
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Just Received,

16 bbls. IRISH POTATOES. Fresh Gar
den Seed, and bbl. Red Clover Seed, at the
Cash Store of
HASSELTINE g. HAGlNS.
March I o,
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WANTED
GOLD, SILVER, Or BANK MOTIFS

WANTED Immediately % pay the debts of the
late firm of I. X. & J. X. MAGILL. Persons
indebted are earnestly requested 70 pay up
soon as possible as we must have the cash.
Jan. II, 1854. 4S 3m
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To Rent.

The HOTEL formerly occupied by Mcssrs.
Ballard Hunter, has recently been put la re-
pair, the house has been rc-painted, the garden
fences put In order and tho premises through
out considerably repaired. To an approved
applicant rent Is not so.much an object, tue de-
sire of the Subscriber being to rent the same to
q respectable citizen who will occupy the premi-
ses. w. McKENNA.
March % CT
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A MOST ASTONISHING CURE OF SCROFJ'
LOUS ULCERS.-A CASE CERTIFIED BY
THE MAYOR OF BOSTON, ENGLAND.
Copy Of Letter from J Noble, Esq, Nav.
or Of Boston, Lincolnshire.
To PEoF. Holloway:
Dear Sir-Mrs. Sarah Dixon, of Liquor
pond Street, Boston, has this day deposcd
before me, that for considerable pcriod she
was severely afflicted with Scrofuous Sores
and Ulcers in her arms, feet, legs, and other
parts Other body: and although the first of
medical advice was obtained, at the cost of n
large sum of money, she obtained TO abate-
mcnt of suffering, but gradually grew
worse.
Being recommended by friend to try
your Ointment, she procured small pot
and box of the Pills, and before that was
all used, symptoms of amendment appeared
By persevcring with the medicines for a
short time longer, according to the dircc-
tlons, and strictly adhering to your rules rs
to diet, &c, she was perfectly cured, and
now enjoys the best of health
remain, dear sir, yours truly.
(Signed,) J. NOBLE.
Dated, August 10Th, 1852.
AN EXTRAORDINARY AND RAPID CURE
OF ERYSlPELAS IN THE LEG, AFTER
MEDICAL AID HAD FAILED.
Copy Of a Letter from, Hrs Elizabeth Ycates,
cf tho Post Office, Atd,cick Road
7sNss~ B~Ss~~, >S.>ssVs, ,R.tad
Jan'y IL, 1853.
To PROF. HoLLowAY:
Sir:-I suffered for considerable peri
cd from severe attack ofErysipelas, which
at length settled in my leg, and resisted all
medical treatment. My sufferings were very
great, and | quite dcsparcd of any perma-
ncnt amendment, when was advised to
have recourse to your Ointment and Pills.
] did so without delay, and am ppy to say
the rasult was emincnrly successful for :hcy
effected n radical cures Of my leg, and re.
stored inc to the enjoyment of health.
shall ever speak with the utmost confidence
Of y"nr medicines, md have recommended
them to others in this ncighborhood similar.
ly ctiilcted, who derived equal benefit.
lam, sir, your obliged and faithful serv't
(Signcd0 ELIZABETH YEATES.
The Pills should be used conformity with
the Ointment. in most of the following
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IN EQUITY,
Lancaster ut.
Bill Of Revivor.
, for Partition ac-
count and for
Settlement.
IN EQUITY.

EX PARTE IN EQUITY.
Rhoda Horton, Ex'x. of LANCASTER DISTRICT.
ed. Sale of PIoperty Sc
TINE Creditors Of HENRY HORTON,
l. deceased, arc notified and required tn
present, upon oath, their demands against said
deceased, and establish the same, on or before
the LIST day of June, 1854. The Legatecs and
Dcvisecs, viz: Sarah Horton and husband,
Wesley Horton, Elizabeth Horton and hus-
band Alexander Carter, Elijah Horton, AbneS
Horton; the children of Denial Horton de-
ceased, viz: Margaret Jane, and Zadock Nc
Donald Horton; and Zadock Broughton and
Henry Broughton, are also notified and required
to answer, plead or dcmur, to the petition in the
case, on or before the 1st June, 1854, otherwise
judgment pro conf"sSio will be ordered against
them. JAMES II. WITHERSPOON.
Com'r. Eq. l.. d.
Feb lS 3m
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TIE present critical state of European affairs
will render these publications unusually intercs-
ting during the year, 1854. They will Occu-
py middle ground between the hastily written
news items, crude spcculations and hy.np rl-
mors of the daily Journal, and the ponderous
Tome ot the future historian written after the
living interest and excitement of the great poit.
lcal events Of the time shall have passed away.
Ii is TO these Periodicals that readers must look
for the only really intclligiblc aid reliable histo-
ry OF current events, and as such, in addition TO
their wcil.cstablishcd literary scientific, and the
ologcal charactcr, we urge them upon the con-
sdcraton OF the reading public.
Arrangements are in progress for the receipt
OF carly sheets from the British Publishers, by
which we shall be able TO place all our Reprints
IN the hands of subscribers about as soon as
they can be furnished with the foreign copies
Although this will involve a very large outlay
on our part, we shall contnne to furnish the Pc
riodicals at the same low rates as heretofore,
viz
For any two Of the four Reviews, -. So 90
For any two OF the four Reviews, 5 90
For any three of the four Reviews, --.-7 90
For all four OF the Reviews, 90
For Blackwood's Magazine, --.. 90
For Blackwood and three RSviews, Q 90
For Blackwood and the four Reviews, 10 90
Payments to be made in all cases in advance,
Money current in the State where issued will be
received at par.
Clubbing.
4 discount Of 25 per cent. from the above
from the above prices will be allowed to Clubs
ordering four or more Copies of any one or more
Of the above works. Thus, four copies of
Backwood, or Of one Review, will be scnt to
one address for 80 four copies of the four Re.
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY.

"A first rate Journeyman TAILOR Of
steady habits. To such q one will give a per-
manent situation by the job or by the month
(the latter prefcrred), and win pay good prices
A. j. BELDEN.
March 8 At
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LEwIsvlLLE FEMALE SEMINARY.
TEN NILES EAsr OF CnpsrEKYILLE.

TEN MILES EAST OF CHDsTERvILLE.
Rev. l. Mcdonald, superintendent
Mrs A S Wylie, Principal A
The Sholastie year will be divided into two
sessions OF five months each, the ninth term
commencing on the 10th OF January. ~-
TcIIns for Boarding, Washing, Fuel, Lights
and Tuition, never to exceed $50 forone session.
Music and all Ornamental branches extra, at
most reasonable rates.
Al accounts mast be paid at the end Of each
Session.
In sickness resident pupils arc attended ffee
Of charge.
For Circular containing fun particulars, id
dress Mrs. Wylie Lewisville, T. o., Chester Dis
tTict sc.
Where timely notice Is given, carriage win
meet any one coming rs far as Lewis Turn Out,
on the Charlotte ard s. C.. Railroad.
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sEXCELS0R HOTEL.
$ Camden, 3. q.
D. 8. SARGENT, Proprietor.
march 22, 8 "
JOHN ID. McCARDELL ct al.
march 22,

JOHN ID. McCARDELL ct al. ! Petition of James
u.s. X. Douglas in rela-
JAMES X. DOUGLAS, ct al ton to share of Ro-
bertDougas, decd.
II appearing TO my satisfaction that Henry G..
Horton, Jane +. Horton, Comfort +. Horton,
Samuel ID. Horton, aud Robert D. Horton; John
Bell, Jane L. Bell, Rachel T. Bell, Robert d. Bell
John 9. Bell, and Nancy L. Bell, dcfendents in
above case reside without the liwts of the State,
it is ordered, on application Of Moore, Solicitor
forPetitioncrs that the said defendants do answer
plead or dcmur to the petition in above case on
or before the 18th June, 1854, otherwise Judge
ment pro confesso will be ordered against each
and all of them.
JAMES II. WITHERSPOON.
Com. Eg. l.. ID.
March Is, 5 pr fees 3m
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WILLIAM THOMPSON, IN EQUITY.
rs. LANCASTER DISTRICT.
DavI VI. Tilman and Bill for Partition Of lands
wife, Eliza Tman, and accounts.
Abner Thompson and
other.
1T Appearing to my satisfaction that Abncr
Thompson, VIM. Dudley Stcwman and Emily
his wife, and Daniel Tillman, jr., defendants in
above case reside without the limits of the State
Ii il ordered, an motion of John Williams, Esq,
Solicitor for complainant that the said dcfen-
dants do answer, plead, or dcmur, TO bill in above
case, on or before the 22d June, 1854, Other
wise Judgment pro eonfeSso will be ordered u
gainst each and all OF them.
JAMES II. BITEYERSPOON.
Com. Ey. L.. ID.
march II, 1854 pf s7-3m.
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JOSEPH A. CUNNINGHAM,
administrators.

tOSEPH "A. CUNNINOHAM, IN EQUTT1,
ADMINISTRATOR. Lancaster ut.
as. Bill Of Revivor.
Robert G. Miller, Admir-, de To- for Partition ac-
ne non Of David Miller (deceas- count, and for
ed), Thos NJ. Young and wife Settlement
Margaret, John NJ iller, ct al.
1T appearing to my satisfaction that THOS.
M YOUNG and wife Margaret, and John N.
Miller, defendants in above case, reside without
the limits of this State-on motion OF Clinton,
Solicitor for complainant, il is ordered that the
said Thomas ". Young and Margaret his wife,
and John " II iller, do plead, answer or dcmur,
to the Bill ia above case, on or before the lst
day of June, 1854, otherwise judgement pro
contcsSio will be ordered against them.
JAMES Ii. WITHERSPOON.
COm'r. Eq Il. ID.
Feb. 81, 1851. prs fee a. 3-?m
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BACON ! BAC0N!! BAC0N!m
Just Received 15OOOlbs well Cured Bacon,
and for Sale by II. X. PRICE.
March g. st.
Laborers Wanted.

FAIR WAGES will be given to 8 or 10 good
strong hands to chop, hew, make brick, wait on
brick masons, wages paid monthly, &C., if carly
application be made.
Apply to J. B. C0USART
JOHN SINGS.
Contractors for building the Court House
Lancaster C.. H., S. e.
March 8 tc
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REEERENeEs.

Ex-Governor J. II. Means, Ex-Governor Up
Richardson, General J. w Cntey, R.'Rev
Thomas y. Davis, Protestant Episcopal Bishop !;
Rev. William Martin, Camden; Dr. Thomas A
illicit, orangeburg; HonsS ] Moses, Sumter
ser & Warren, Central Wharf, Charleston. !. =
the patrons ofthe School generally
Jany 1854. 47-gt
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inIIE Subscriber having tried the Credit
l Business to his entire satisfaction, finds
that II does not pay--he will, therefore, In future
sell entirely for cash. Thssc who are now in.
debted TO him are earnestly requested TO call
and scttle either by note or the money. a. j am
determined 10 have my Books closed.
c. +. EVANS.
march %, 3m.
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- SOLD AT THE ESTABLISHMENT of Prof.
HOLLOWAY, 22I, ST&AxD, (near TEMPLE
BARI LONDON, and also at his House, in n.
York. ORDERS for Medicines in the States,
addressed, Il. HOLLOWAY, New York. will
receive due attention. Sole also by all res
Pectable Druggists and Dealers in Medicines
throughout the United States in. Pots, at
37t cents, 81 cts, and 81 SO cts each. To
be had Wholesale of the principal Drug
Houses in the Union.
sB- Tharc is n considerable saving by
taking the larger sizes.
n. B.-Dircctions for the guidance Of pa
ticnts in every disorder are affixed to each
Pot.
Sold by p. " COHRN & Co,
No. 30 Haync Street Charleston S. c.
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COME AND SEElli

JUST RECEIVED complete and well SC.
lected stock of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
That VIC arc ready and anxious to show TO Gus.
toners. A better variety and better
bargains have never been offered In this
Market; TO prove which, call at Curcton's cor.
ner. w. N. * A. j. C0NN0RS.
march % 8 II
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Petition Of James
X. Douglas in rela-
ton to share of Ro-
bertDouglas, decd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-15
DELAWARE ELECTION.

WIIaIsGToS Wednesday, Nov. Is, 1854
WnxIyG1oy CITY-Peter f. Csusey, the Native
American candidate for Governor, has oli majority
in this city and Elisha D. Cullen the Native Amer-
can candidate for Congress, hes a majority Of 1874.
BRANDY wine Hundred gives IA majority for Cau'ey,
and there is tie betwet the Congressmen.
Cbris'iana Hundred gives DIR. William Benton, tire
Democratic candidate for Governor, 10 majority, snd
Geo. Read Riddle, Democratic candidate for Con-
gIess, % majority.
White Clay Creek Hundred gives Dr.. VIM. Benton
ss msiority, and Geo r. Riddle 81 majority.
Mil Creek Hundred gives Benton 81 ma orityi Rid
Gle, ls majority
New Cattle Hundred gives Casey "a majority
Riddle, majority.
New Castle County-The whole Native American
County ticket is elected in This County.
Red Lion NATURALIZATION, 20 majority; Riddle.
20 majority.
ST. Georges Hundred-Csusey, % majority Gu
len, IS.
Appointments Hundred-Csusey, 40 majority;
Cullen, l23.
Kent County This county gives Csusey ana
Cullen about o25 majority, and eiec:s the whole
Native American county ticket.
Sussex Counfy-ln this county, as lar as heard
from, Csusey and Cullen have majority OF 40, and
the whole Native American county ticket Is elected
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BY TELEGRAPH 10 fHB NETWORK TRIBUNE
BODIES WASHED ASHORE.

Bach. HIosLAsps. Nov. I5-lO o'clock A. NJ.
Inc bodies of eight women, two men, and two
children, we're washed ashore last night and tAi,
morning, on the beach opposite our office, at the
highlands. they all appear to be Gernans' The
bodies were AL examined in order 10 discover, poe
sible II there were remaining any traces OF their in
dvduality.
One woman and child were brought up together
the won en- about 60 yaars old and the child Light
haired boy of six or seven years of age. ! should
think from the little resemblance of the woman to
this child she was not thought TO De ia mother.
Another woman, short and rather stout, With brown
hair. had tie otte-s K g., No 3, worked on her un-
der garment, just in the neck.
Another woman, who appeared to be about thirty
wears old with rather spare frame, had the initials
worked in the same place as the other. Another
Young woman about nineteen twenty years OF ago,
with lie BIZ red hair and progressing countenance,
had the initials $. c." worked in her cheIl.sc, the
same as the Others. Her body had evid 'ndy been
stripped By some rufGns for what little clothing vas
lei, upon her appeared to be Of finer material than
that worn by the others.
Two young boys nov came waking along the
beach who we're on the ship a. the time Of the dsas-
ter. ard who had walked up from Long Branch aud
were looking for some OF their friends.
The bodies found are beginning 70 decay badly
the flesh being eaten of The fscesi ELL enough re-
mains 70 ideltify then, Pobsbly.