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had advanced, prices being sitter, although
not generally quotea higher.
THE LONDON MONEY MARKET was more
stringent, but Consols had advanced in conse.
quence Of the rumors that peace was likely to
take place. Consols for money closed at from
SS Sd SO 7-3.
General Intelligence.
1t is rumored that Canrobert has concluded
at treaty with Sweden, to the effect that SIZE
shall join the Western powers by land and sea,
in the spring, on condition OF Finland being
restored to her. 1t is rumored, also, that
Denmark will follow the course of Sweden.
1t is likewise stated, that the Prussian. Envoy
met the Gar at Nicolaief, and extracted from
him authority for Prussia to inform the Yves.
tern Powers that he was willing to treat for
peace. All peace rumors, however, are con-
sidered very doubtful. The only intelligence
Of interest from the Crimea is, that the Allies
intend commencing grand bombardment
against the North side of Sebastopol. The
difficulty between the United States and Greece
has been settled.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

The House met at ~ M.
TIE Senate sent 10 the House Till to
amend the charter of the Bnhk of the State of
South Carolina; read the first time and refer
red to the Committee on the Judiciary.
Mr., Hammond introduced the following
resolution which WAS ordered for consideration
Tomorrow
Resolccd, That this House adiourns sine die
Wednesday. the 18th, 4, o'clock p. m.
The next Special Order-a bill to improve
the Free School system in this State-was on
motion of Mr.. Tucker, called up
Mr.. Tucker advocated the passage of the
bill, when, ON motion Of Mr.. I. 7. Simons, jr
the order MAS discharged, and made the Spc
cial Order for Friday next, at r. N.
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HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
Tho IIOasr met at u NJ.

The IIoasr met at y NJ.
Air. De Saii>sure. from the COMMITTEE on
the judiciary reported by hill on so much of
the Message No | Of his Eyceleucy the Cor
ernur a, referred to the usury laws. Read the
first time aud urcred for consideration to NOR
low
Mr.. w. B. Wills ~, tiom the same Committee
reported on bill to regulate the future grants
ol lard; ais" Il bill to discontinue III" grants
nf llnd in future Ordered for consideration
to MORROW
Mr. Sullivan, from the Committee on Educa-
tinn, reported hv bill on 4 hill to establish
common schools and academies in this State;
read the first time and ordered for second
reading tn rnorrrw.
Mr. Read, from the Committee on Colnrrd
Population, reported Oh so mnch If the pre-.
sentiment of the Grand Jury of Gcorgetow
as referred to the inspectors of vessels trading
Uncertain ports; ordered for consideration to-
morrow
NJ. Rice offered the following resolution:
Rcsolred That it he referred to the Committee
uf Ways and Means to inquire into anil report
upon the rxpediency Of taxing bowie knIrc'
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Sehon, Secretary of Missions Rev. Dr.. Hamil.
ton, Agent of the Tract society, aud Rev. Mr..
McFsrrin, Of Tennessee, editor of the Nash.
vile Christian Advocate, were in attendance
and delivered discourses at the various churches
which were attcueed by immense congrega-
tiOns.
But the sermon OF the session was one deliv
cred by Rev. DR.. Wightma', OH Saturday eve
ming, hy the appointment of Conference, at its
last session. The subject WAS on the duties Of
the ministry. and never was a subject handled
in more mastery manner. We presume this
able document will be published. At the close
of the pulpit services, on Sunday evening, there
WAS deep feeling manifested among the large
congregation, and The religious exercises were
continued to late hour. There was quite
revival, and among n large number who seem.
ed awakened under the influences of the ser
vices, some six or eight, we learn, professed
conversion and joined the church.
The report of the Committee on Education
was highly satisfactory. Among the reports
from the various institutions of learning, was an
Interesting one from the Trustees Of the Colum-
bia Female College, stating that the sum of
5000 had been subscribed for the erection of
thu buildings, that an architect (Mr. Walker)
had been appointed, and that the work would
probably be commenced by the lst January
next. The Conference, We understand has
acceded to the request Of the Trustees for the
continuance of the agent, Rev. Mr.. Murchi.
son.
Dr. Charles Taylor, formerly Missionary
to China, has been appointed Professor in The
Spartanburg Female College, and Rev. DR..
Whiteioord Smith, Professor in Woiford
College. The list Of appointments for the
present Conference years have not yet been
received, but we understand that there will
probably be no change in the Columbia Church
es.-SouM CaroEnian.
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Jocassee mission Lewis Scarborough
J. T. Wightman: Teacher in Cokesbury
School.
CHARLOTTE DISTRICT.
Hiliard G.. Parsons. P. Z.
Charlotte: John R. Picket
Charlotte circuit John Watts, J. W. Muir.
ray
AlbermarIe: Basil G. Jones.
Wadesboro Osgood 4. Darby.
Wadesboro circuit S. II. Brown: A. J..
Evans
Chesterfield circuit Simpson Jones.
Camden: James Stacy.
Watereo mission : Az. Cauthen' A. H. Har-
man
Lancaster circuit James H. Ward,
Catawba mission; W. A. Clarke
Pleasant Grove: G. W. Ivey.
Tracy r. Walsh. President of Carolina Female
College.
SHELBY DISTRICT.
John w. Kelly, P. E.
Spartanburg Samuel B. Jones.
Spartanburg circuit: D. May, Eugene W.
Tompson.
YorkvilIe: Archibald H Lester.
Yorkville circuit: J. w. North.
Lincolnton: Landy Wood, w. J. Black.
Shelby: James T. Kilgo.
Rutherford: Paul F. kistler
CataN ba circuit J. w. Puelt.
Lenoy Abner Erwin.
Morganton R. P. Franks
Mcdowell NJ. A. Connolly
South Mountain Mission w. B. Currie.
VIM. NJ. Wightman, President Of Wofford
College.
Charles Taylor, Professor in Spartanburg Fa
male College.
Charles S. Walker, Agent for Wofford COL
lege.
Daniel McDouald transferred to the Mississippi
Conference.
The next session Of the Conference is to be
held at lorkvil'e, S. c., on NoYember 25th,
1856.
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Wednesday, December 5.
SENATE.

! The Senate met at - Meridian pursuant
! t" adjournmrnr
! Pursuant to notice and with leave of the Sc.
! nate, Mr.. Mordcca introduced bill to an,.
endan act, entitled an act to secure the just
| tights of mechanics ha,iGicraitsmen and for
! other purposes therein menti med. The bill
received the first reading aud was committed
to the Committee on the Judiciary and ordered
to be printed.
At the hour designated, the Senate proceed
ed to tie Special Order of fhe day for p m.
the report" of the Committeeon the College,
Education and Rel gion, OF the subject of Free,
Schools; and bill, reported by the Committee
to grant to the different Boards of Commission
crs of Free Schools the power to levy ASSESS
men,s for educational rorpose.
The Senate proceeded to the General Ooders
of tic day and proceeded with second rea-
ding of bill to repeal the laws against usury,
;hc debate upon which had been adjourned
yesterday.
Mr.. Porter offered tho following amendment
to strike ont all after the enartinp clause, in
the first section and inscr; the following:
l. That all acts or parts of acts heretofore
enacted providing penalties and forfriturcs for
receiving or contracting to receive, by way of
interest for the loan or for. lnrbcaring orsiving
day Of payment OF mouey..or any other COM
modify, aoovc the sum ufseven per centum
per annum, or which in any way prohibit or
interfere with the con. tracts Of parties relating
to the loan or Use "fmoncl, be and the same
are hereby, repealed.
9 That hereafter, every person lending or
advancing money t.r other commodity, upon
interest shall be allowed t., recover at law, in
all cases Whatsoever, the amount or value ac.
tuay lent aud advanced, with interest after
the rate Of seven per ccu,um per annum, and
that the principal sum, amount or value SO lent
or advanced, with interest as aforesaid, shall
true legal debt, or measure of all damages to
all n,enl>.
On the question Of agreeing to this amend
ment, the yeas and nays were ordered to be
taken. Yeas %; nays 10.
The amendment was therefore agreed to and
the title Of the bill was changed so as to read
bill concerning interests and usnry. On the
question of agreeing to the Iill, the question
was ordered to hc decided b., yea, anu nays,
Yeas IS; NAYS p. The bill was therefore.
lost.
III General Orders were suspended.
The Senate pro cedcd to the Special Order
for this hour, and proceeded with the second
reading Of II bill to provide for the appointment
of Electors of President and Vice President of
the United States; anI after some time spent
therein on motion of Mr.. Allen, the Special
Order WAS discharged, and The same subject
was made the Special Order for halfrast 2. L.
VI. to morrow.
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COMPTROLLER General.

We omitted in our last issue to notice the reelection
Of Col J. D. Ashmore. 10 the responsible and mpor-
tant Office of Comptroller General Of our State. Col
Ashmore is able and efficient officer, and his re
election is an evidence that our Legislature knows
how to appreciate his services. Having some busi-
ness with him officially during the first week of tho
Session. bear witness to the polite and aable
manner in which he treats those who thus visi. him.
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Commercial Intelligence.

TIE LIVERPOOL torroN MARKET. The
Circular Of M.SsrS, Erown and Slipley, of the
23d ulim", quotes Cotton dull with little
sprcnntive tcm,nd. and states that Fair
qualities have declined from l.4da3Sd, and
Lower qualities 81 per lh. The sales during
the wcri ending the 22d utimo, comprised
81, 600 bales Of which spectators took 1900,
and exporters 5000 bales, leaving % 5000 bales
of all descriptions to the trade. Fair Orleans
was quoted at e sd; Mid,Iling Orleans at
5 3.4d; Fair Upands at 7Si; aud Midlling
UrElnls at : I'D The stock of American
Cotton in port amounts to 5000 bales.
THE IAvERpooL BREApsrurrs MARKEr.-
The Circular of McSSrs, Richardson's, Spence
& Co., quotes Brcad>Iutls us having slightly
declined, and having closed dull in consequence
of the weather having proved favorable for
agricultural purposes. Wheat had declined
I'd per 10 lbs and Flour 6d per bhI. Western
Canal Flour commanded from 42s. 6d. 43S.
pcr bi,l of l9G Ib<. Mixed Corn closed dull AT
from IGs. 4Gs Sd. pr 4SO lbs.
Tnr LIVERPOOL. pE"vIsIoN MARKEr WAS
generally unchanged, but steady. Lard had
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and pistols; immediate consideration was or
dered and the resolution WAS agreed to.
Mr.. Spain offered resolution referring it to
the Committee on Roads, Bridgs and Ferries
to inquire into the expedency of allowing com,
pensation to land owners for all lands con-
verted TO public uses, and that the Committee
have leave to report 10y Till or otherwise: i'm
mediate consideration was ordered, and the
resolution was agreed to.
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@ decided by yeas and nays. Yeas 20; nays
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The House met pursuant to adjournment.
Mr. kershaw presented the return of the
Commissioners of Free Schools for kershaw
District for 1859 Referred t" th, Commit.
tc, Ga i%uyatinn.
Mr. lcrshaw presented the repor, Of the
Special Joint Committee appointed to examine
the books of the Branch Bank in Camden
Pursuant to notice, Mr.. Wilkes introduced
bill to alter and amend the attachment laws of
this State. Read the first time and referred to
the Committee OH the Judiciary.
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Notice.

TOllN r. JOY, Esq. IS legally authorized 10 act as
~ my Agent during my temporary absence from tho
State. lie is also my true snd lawful deputy to trans
act my Official Business.
Such persons as have made application for Bounty
Laud through my agercy, will be informed upon their
arrival by him. NJ NAuDlN.
Doc II so st.
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Administrators Sale.

10Y order Of the Court of Ordinary will be sold on
ID Friday, the 2Sth day of December, inst, at the
late residence Of Joel Phillips decd, at IL o'clock NJ,
all the personal property Of said deceased, consisting
Of Corn Fodder, | Horse. Cattle Hogs, Plantation
Utensils Household and Kitchen Furniture.
Terms-All sums under five dollars cash, over that
amount credit until the first of November next,
us5G) notes with approved security, interest from
day OF sale. WM r. PHILIPS Adm'r
- Dec H. so Id.
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TIE JUDICIARY BILL.-lt will be S, en-, hy
reference 70 the proceedings Of the House OF
Repre-: eatat,es, that on Saturday, this impor-
tani ne isu'e was lost by four votes We un-
dcrstanl there is likely to be Il reconsideration,
when It's friends hope, after some n odifcation,
that it will still pa>s.- Carolinian lOM INST.
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Es- The friends of KENNETH McKAS-
KILL, Jr. announce him as Candidate for Or.
dinary Of Kershaw District at the ensuing eIes.
tiCn.
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Appointments

Appointments
Of the preachers IN the S"nth Carolina Con-
ference of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
South, for 1856.
CHARLESTON DISTRICT,
Hugh A. c. Walker, p. E.
Charleston, Cumberland ST. VIM P. ilou
Trinity: Joseph Cross.
Bethel: John I. Wightman
ST. James: William t. Boone.
Cooper River circuit VIM. W. Jones, II. NJ.
Oghurn
Cooper River Mission: George W. Moore
St. Andrews: To be supplied.
St. Georges cruit: Paul A. VI. Williams.
Cypress circuit: William H. Lawtnn,
ST Georges & St. Paul> mission: Abram Net
ties.
Walterboro circuit: Alexander W. Walker
VIM. A. Hemingway.
Pom Pom Mission: William G. Kirkland.
Ashepoo and Combahcc mission. p. q. Bow
man, +. A. Price.
Prince, William mission William llutto
Black Swamp circuit: Samuel Lcard.
Allendalc circuit: A. &. Stacy.
Savannah Rivcrmis<on: John d. w. Crook,
u. A OSuurr.
Okatie mission: TO be supplied.
Beaufort mission: John X. Coburn.
Edislo and Jchussc mission Charles Wilson.
Benjamin Jenkins missiNlary to China.
GEORGETOWN DISTRICT
Charles Belts. p: L.
sup.
Santee mission: Joseph Parker. r. W. Bur-
CESS.
Sampit mission: Marcus a. lIckibben.
Black River and PecDee mission: John A.
MopJ, e. f. Wiggins.
Black River: NJ. S. Banks
Black Mingo mission Joshua p. Dubose.
Lvnchbury circuit Lewis 4. johnson.
Darlington circuit: a. McCorquodale, Lewis
H. Hamcr.
Cheraw Bond English.
Benettsve circuit: Henry A. Wood, John
w, Crider.
Society Hill mission: Israel p. Hughes.
Marion G.. II: Claudus II. Prilchard.
Marion circuit: Lewis M. Little, Randolph
r. Pegues.
Liberty Chapel mis>ion John A. AInnck.
Conway yboro circuit: +. ID Boyden, G. R.
Andrews.
Waccamaw missions VIM. Carson, G. w.
Stokes.
Albert NJ. Ship. Professor in the University
of North Carolina.
COLUMBIA DISTRICT
William Crook, p. E.
Columbia: Washington St. w. A. Game.
well.
Marion St: F. 4. Mood, Whtclord Smith,
sup.
Consarce Mission ~ TalIey
Columbia circuit: J. ID. Erwin.
RichIand Fork mission: A. S. Smith.
BarnweII circnit T.. J. Mcynar,lic.
Orangcburg circuit: D. J. Simmons, W. w.
Mood.
Lexington circuit: Frrdrrik Rush
Santcr circuit! David W. Scale
Upper Sancc mission: \. p Avant, one
t" b. supplied.
Sumtervillc: William II. Fleming.
Sumter circuit: julius J. Fleming, JAS. p,
Muhds.
Fairfield circuit: Archibald b. MrGivray
sup.
ChestcrvIle circuit: John H. Robinson. j.
NJ. Cline:
Winnsboro crcnil: Cornelius Mcleod.
Colin Murchson, Agent for Columbia Female
Cullrgc.
Samuel vi. Townsend Agent for the South
Carolina Tract Society,
coKEsRrAEy DISTRICT,
ID.
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HAVANA PLAN LOTTERY.
JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY LOTTERY

By .iutAority of the State of Georgia.
wa ACCOM- GA
'TNHIS LOTTERY is conducted on the plan Of the
- L Roval Lottery Of Havana, Of single numbers
and drawn at Concert Hall, Macon, Ga, under the
sworn superintendeucc o: Col. GEO. NJ. LOGAN, and
JAS. Il NIsBEr Esq 49, !E
CLASS /.
Grand Scheme for January IS, 1856
When Prizes amounting to
sS%OaoGDo
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ES- We are authorized to announce Rev.
JOHN r. JOY, as Candidate for reelection
to the office of Ordinary for Kershaw District
at the ensuing election.
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=@OeOOo
Will be distributed as follows:


sol Prizes amounting TO S6000o
ONLY 10000 NUMBERS.
Every Prize drawn OF each drawing and paid, when
due in FULL without deduction. Orders strictly conf.
Dental. Drawings sent to orders Registered letters
at my risk. Bills on all solvent Banks at par
Tickets $40; Halves S5; Quarters $3.50
Address JAS +. WINTER,
Dec. lift. Macon, Ga.
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TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE
Later From Europe.

HALrAx, (N. s. December 5,--The Brit.
i,h and North American Royal Mail Steam.
shin Africa arrived at this port IaS; night. from
I.ivcrrnul, with "dviccS to the 2lth utim"
There is nothing important in her news rcla.
tive to the war questions with The exception of
rumors ola probability Of peace being made,
which. however, arr "t generally credited.
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Gbe Gamben Wffklp s9ourual
-
Tuesday, December III, 1855.
THO. j. WARREN, Editor.
Our Cotton Market.
We quote Cotton ut 7 to ST cts.
RESIGNATION of Prof. Lieber.

At the last meeting of the Board OF Trustees Of the
South Carolina College Prof Lieber gave notice lin
accordance with the rennsitinn Of the College lawsl
of his resignation to take effect in December next
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Cadets of Temperance.
KERSHAW SECTION, No. 4.

THE larlweekly meeting of this Section will
i be held at their Hall on Friday evening al 7
o'clock. By order Of the W. P,
As. j. s. HUGHsoN, sect'y.
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The Editors and Proprietors of the Press in
Memphis, Tenn, have been compmented by
Il supper from the Printers Of that city.
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Wanted to Hire,

TINEN OR TWELVE able bodied Negro Fellows
by the year. for which liberal wages will be paid
Apply Immediately. 20 IQS. NJ. GAYLE.
At W. Andcrsons Store
Dec II, 90 H..
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1856.

COUNCIL CHAMBER,
Dec. 9Th, lsa5.
w EBB CLARK made application for License No.
W 3. Tavern License to Retail Sprtuous Liquors
OF the Camden Hotel Securities, G. Matheson, and
James Dunlap. Recommended by James l. Vile
pigle, George Alden, and Robert Latta.
The above application ordered to be published
in the Camden Journal. L. II. DAVIS
De-, ll-ot Town Recorder.
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Of the preachers IN the S"nth Carolina Con
ference of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
South for 1856.
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FauIGV IfENS.-Some of the German Journals
report that the King Of Sardinia will abdleair his
Throne in fnYor uf hi eldest son, the Prince Of
Piedmont aged ten years, for the purpose of TIA
kin, tho command Of bis own troops In the frlmca
the country Ia he governed by regency.
NJ Dupont fdc l'Eurcl i seriously III, without
hope II recovery.
Nartin Van Buren,. formerly President Of the
United Sntes. has arrived IN pur-, from ltalv.
Faaf English journal. hafe been sized in Pa
ri- Cor publishing iolsc intelligence and for cir
lrti0s comments on the Imperial family aud the
government, which were obnoNioas Ia both.
A letter from Vienna, in tho Pru,oian Nation
al Casfiie, say Il he Emperor al the French
som, time back expressed wish L have the re
main IF the Dnkc Dc Ecichstndt removed to Pa.
ris Il is said that the Emperor Francis Joseph
con- p1fts tn If
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BS WV III MO$Bf, Auciiomecr.
DEssEHs sAIEo pAsssSe

n GlIAMbEk onj INC Roc i FURAII III.
Nurer.or l'itna Fotr ,oHtaa K ne and Cn,.lg,
urro.s h"I neng IN In. t.b'i Inns. Vt AucrloN-
Commencing ~ dt.-l - uogtinp. The y II mt 1T
IN 'r,r, | vii ,rll AT the CABEI.I. House -.
'ttirt ,roct Of PA Inr III nhr, nui Dung r. ON Fur
iiiur. superior Pu'u torte. Ac; ill., wuue # Will
il n ~ ceplly prrha-cd. md is Il ' m II r,n,fp
1y'. AL rnlIrr- mir o.t every a.tier epprta. iay
H. n IT, Keeping va: NHritobo-; { bucts Bureau.
md Geuole Bal-teat3>. HIN and Salrb Aattrc.,rs
Feather Beds ',nd Bedding, Side bounds Wa>h,tand.
Windsor and Gun sui Chairs. Soda. tvhns Mir, -.
Dining lahi.-. Ara. Ghar~. Nindow { riains rahlc
and Gias,."are. Cooking Range and Cooking Utensils
l.nf / lSt t"s. DrrHuteis Glasses, &. &c e.
Mso, me 4 Chick, ring ,upelIr Piann t,.rtea
which hnH Ion il u1 bat ,lnat TIM. and - suid 10 be
-pieudr iu-tiu1Irut.
lhsnh"'e ,hlc vii /" nude without HE lea. rc-.l,r
md will present m opportunity p,r.one furnishing
"l. - SPlifRs srton offered through tie medium al
Hhtiinn
t.nMs All sums nod", silr, ca,h; aver :ld0.
fou mo IT, crndu Ion npp'oypd loi,er.
maj 1.dt9 Ina! Z H. PHELPS Anr,',
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Arrivals at the Washington House

Up To THREE o'CLO,K SATURDAY.
w. w. LEFTWICH,.-.-. Proprietor.
VIM c Rogus Blacks * Whites, Nottoway;
I Overton, Fleesing co, Ky. l. ID English,
Franklin; II English, do; Jno F Noel, Palas-
ki; Reed Ayse, do; Col II + Williams. V X 7 r
X; NJ c johnson, Washington co, Tenn; j NJ
Gnneway, Wythevie; Jas Terry. Campbell;
Ihos l. johnson, city Vim Graham. salem; VIM
+ DAVIS Lady, Petersburg; VIM y Davis, $
Il; & A Thompson, Springfield; NJ Smith.
Monroe; Henry Smith, do; Jno p Wilson. Mont
gomery; Loving. Nelson.