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QUE FK1ENDs IN THE COUNTRY.

WHO may visit Wilmington, will not only find the
w Largest and best ASSORTMENT of Clothing at Scott
Badwns but they will also be enabled to select from the
assortment of UMBRELLAS of the best made articles
ever offered Scott Baldwin the sole agents for of
the LARGEST UMBRELLA MANUFATORIES in the
United Sates and sell Scotch Gngham and Silk Um-
brelas at astonishngy low figures Don't fail buy at
this House.
April 18th 1855. 32-tf
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Payments half in advance, and deduction for alb
after entrance except of protracted sickness
The from Raleigh, Petersburg and Weldon pass the
WarrntOn Depot daily where Omnibus is always waiting
their arrival convey passengers the village which
but three miles distant from the Depot For further particu
lars address the President Secretary the Faculty
WILLIAM II, CHRISTIAN,
Jan. 26 [21-tf] Sec. of the Faculty.
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w AG0N,

HAVE uow and shall constantly keep hand, the very
best materials for the manufacture of wagons All
sons of good Wagons may now depend on gettn
them of the best quality All orders thankfully received tor
any kinds work. Repairing done usual
Feb, ,9-23-tf w. J. CORNWALL.
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LIGHT BUGGIES.

LIGHT BUGGIES
ton. = &c On nand several light Buggies wh and without
reasonable ec terms. Please call and examine.
@sU' S-z+U w. J. CORNWALL.
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NOTICE,

IL persons hereby forwarned ngainst
N the lands belonging to the estate of John Hami
deceased lying both sides of the Wilmington Iopsal
Sound Plank Road, three miles from Wilmington.
All persons found cutting wood otherwise trespassng
the law, and reward offve dollars will be given for su6
cent proof against any responsible for having tres
passed. M. COSTIN, Admir-.
Feb 49, l36-3t-24-tf
NOTICE TO MILL OWNERS AMID OTHERS.
NHE subscriber has increased his number of workmen of
L the most competent that be obtained. He
pete with any Machnist Architect from North South
He is prepared take all jobs in the Machnt Architect
line viz fitting up Steam Engines erecting Circular
Upright Saws, Founderng, Framing and erecting Water
Mills with Hotchkss or any wheels in use All his work
pondence with the best Foundries and will furnish
drawings for necessary castings and have them
done in the above lines would do we'll to give him CALL as
he long experience in the business He returns his
sincere thanks for the liberal patronage he has
Address D. B. JOHNSON,
Machnist and Architect,
Harrelrs Store, New Hanover Co., n. G.
Moroh1 I955 26-tf
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7HE Subscriber received the appointment of nspecto
| oFNAVAL STORES, and solcits business from thos
having it in his line JAMES l. BRYAN:
Mag Il 1858 2OS-lw-37-tt
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TO TURPENTTNE MAKERS

HE Subscriber having located himself at Black River
at the site known as Beattys Bridge, is prepared
purchase Turpentne delivered at his landing, at Whining
ton prices, less the difference of Freight
. JNO. S. JAMES.
May 9th, 1854 2o6-It36tf
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WILLIAM II. LIPPITT

WHOLESALE aud Retail Druggist, and Dealer in
w Paints, Oils Dye Stufs Window Glass Garden Seeds,
Perfumcry Patent Medicines &c &C. Of Front and
aketsrees, Immediately opposite SuAws dstand, Will
minglon, n. G. D
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Dec. Is, 1854.
wARRENToN FEMALE COLLEGE

N.
THE exercises of this Institution resumed on the 10Th
Of January 1855 under the direction of the following faculty
Rev. THOMAS CAMPBELL, President and Prof of Ethics
and Mathematics
Rev. WILLIAM H, CHRISTIAN, A. M, Prof. of Physical
Sciences
E. Z. PARHA11, A. NJ, Prof Ancient Languages and
Literature.
Mrs. s. D. CHRISTIAN, Teacher of French.
VINCENT CzURDA, Prof of Music.
Miss B. BoCKINs, Assistant in Music
Miss A. Z. RoYALL, Teacher of Painting and Drawing
Miss SUE BocKINs, Teacher of Needle Work.
Miss MARTHA DAVIS, Principal in the Primary Department.
Mrs. THos. S. CAMPBELL Matron.
regular and thorough of study has been adopted in
order to graduation and efforts will be spared to promote
moral intellectual welfare of the students Pupils
any time during the Session. and win be charged only
from time of entrance
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e.. MYERS,

c. MYERS,
1TANUFACTURER Il md Dealer in Hats, Caps, Umbre
las and Walking Canes, of every description, whole
aIe and retail North side Market-sreet, Wilmington, N
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u. MI. RORINSON
INSPECTORS MOTTO

IMPORTER and Dealer in Hardware, Iron, Stoves,
Nails SO, Front-strect doors South of Market Will
nincton. n. G. [30v7-lYl
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CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY AT CLINTON N. G.
>4aRo THE subscribers respectfully inform the citi-
So zens of Sampson and adjoining Counties that they
are located in Clinton and have recently fitted
ing all kinds of Riding Vehicles All work will be warrant
ed for twelve months charges will be found moderate
tender their acknowledgements for the liberal patronage
heretofore received. M. FRAZ1ER,
V. RACKLEY,
Nav 37-lY
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l., KEEN.

CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER, respectfully informs
the public that he is prepared take contracts in his
line of business He keeps constantly hand, LIME CE-
NEWT PLASTER PLAsTERING HAIR Philadelphia Press BRICK
FIRE BRICK
n B. To Distillers Of Turpcntne-he is prepared to
put up Stills at the shortest notice. MAY 20-37-ly
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SPLENDID HORSE EOR SAFE

THE Subscriber offers for sale fine Stallion years old,
i weighing 100 pounds. Any person wishing a good
Stock Horse would do we'll to call and him He is pro-
nounced by impartial judges and who judges of ho
se be finest horses raised in Dupn CoLn
ty. ID. L. BONEY.
Teachey's Depot, n. c.. Oct 9th 1854 S-tf
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General Notices.
RLACKSMuTHING.

- THE Subscribers would respectfully inform the c
S9zens of Wilmington and surrounding vicinity, that
~ having in their employ at their NEW ESTABLISH
NENI the most sklful workmen to be obtained in the
country, they prepared to furnish TURPENTINE
MdAhERS, MA at the shortest notice. with WOODS CELE-
BRAIED ROUND SLAVES, and FARMERS with
FLOWS of any and all descriptions of superior adaptation
to SOUTHERN AGRICULTURE. to any thing of the
kind ever imported from the NORTH. HORSE SHOE
ING DONE IN THE VERY BEST STYLE.
Wilmington, n. C. L. WOOD & CO.
Jan. 18th. l855-I96m North Water Street
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THOs. B. CARR. M. ID. ID. d. $.

THOS. q. CARR. ". ID. D.. ID $.
g. PRACTICAL DENTIST for the last ten
hSSsseSaSA years, charges for
NUQNClO or less artificial teeth on fine gold plate.
each, 90
An entire set of teeth on fine gold plate, $50 90
Ditto on gold with artificial gums, $50 90
~ Ditto On Platna plate, with artificial gums, $50 90
Upper or under ditto, each, Is 90
Pivot tooth that cannot be distinguished from the
natural, 5 90
"A line gold filling, warranted permanent, 90
Do and destroying the nerve, So to 5 90
Extracting tooth, SO cts. to l 90
Best dentfices and tooth brushes always Every
operation warranted to give entire satisfaction Teeth
serted Immediately after the extraction of the angs and
after the gums have shrunken without additional
charge.
Office on Market-st., doors below the Church.
Wilmington, ". c.. April 24th 1854 l95-lm-34-tf
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TER From the Senior Partners long experience in the
late firm ofEgenton Morrss Co.. of which he mem
ber, and their determination to give satisfaction, they
customers their orders shall be faithfully and prompt
ly executed
WILLIAM HOGG s. SON.
s. E Corner of North and Centre StS opposite the Bati
more & Susquehanna r. R. Depot Baltimore.
June 80 1854 49, I2m*
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LOST.

ON WEDNESDAY LAST, on the Newborn Road, be-
~ tween the Golden Place and Wilmington, large Black
Morocco POCKET BOOK containing sealed letter, hand
ed to by John A Avrett, Esq., at Jacksonville, Tues
day last he address not recolleetedl Note against
10th of November 1885, the subscriber Fulton
Price, (not recolleced which,) Note for s. 90,
against John Walton r in favor of Fulton Price, dated
10Th March, 1885, and Note against John A Feshwater
of Onslow county, about 81 co. date not recoeced
gethe with unrecepted accounts against sundy
Onsow county The makers of the above Notes
foewarned against paying the to except
subscriber Fulton Price. The finder will be suita
bly, rewarded by delivering the Book and contents at the
Journal - office A L. PRICE.
Nov 9th 1854
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April Is, 1851
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3. a
oDROCERS AND GENERAL COMMISSION MER-
- 7 cu ANTS, Wiiniugton, n c.
A. Liberal cash advances made c9nsignments Of Ma
val Stores and other produce.
e- Office North Water Street. next door North Of the
Custom House.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
BIadcn County. :
SUPERIOR CouRT OF LAW, SPRING TERM, 1850
ORDERLD That hereafter the State Docket be taken up
on Monday instead of Thursday, as heretofore
Witnesses and others interested will be in attendance on
above day Teste KENNETH MCLEOD. Clerk.
nriI 81 1a55 34tf
T1RESH from New York, per Sckr ". H. Smith, 70 bbis
L. L. s. A Stuart's G. Yellow Sugar; p bags best old
Gov Java Coffee 200 bags Table Salt hhds OF prime
Yellow Sugars; low fer cash, at ~ - r,1,,e
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troduced ut the Sonth, as but another Tro-
jan horse, brought i'll by enemies, aud to bc
accepted only by the shallow and incons.I-
crate. Like that horse, it comes hcral,lcd
as an object to call forth our praises and
enlist our adherence, when it is really but
the daring strataTem OF those who care not
for our welfare and respect not our rights.
My conviction is, that tn. doctrines and
tendencies of Know Nothinesm are not
only insulting to such foreigners as adopt
our institutions from choice, and with tie.
honest resolution Of rendering implicit ole-
d'cncc to the laws wc have proclaimed, but
they are i'll grossly bad faith with the pro-
visions OF the Constitution, and especially
nncallcd to; 10y tile South. That volun,;..
ry associations of individuals should seek
to supersedc tho Constitution Of our coun-
try, is degree ofarrogant assumption which
cannot contemplate without aversion.
Whatever may be the fate Of the Union.
let not our Southern honor be tarnishel bv
any the least violation Of the sacred obliga-
tions of that rcvcrcd instrument.
After what have said, gentlemen, Won
may expect distinct summary Of my opn-
ions. have no hesitation in giving it.
am neither jew nor Catholic, but an hum
be, and. | trust. sincere supporter of Pro-
testant Christianity. In politics, l am no
Wing. am no consolida,ionist. | am a
Democratic Republican, believing in the
rights and dignity Of State authority. I am
willing. | hope, with patriotic zeal, to sup
port the Federal Government while exercis-
ing lis functions within constitutional pre-
scriptions. AS a citizen, I am proud of the
deeds which have been achieved under the
Star Spangled Banner; nor shall any inf1u-
cnces either ct popular sentiment or Of par
ty dictation, ever divest me of that feeling.
have tic honor 70 remain, your obed,-
cnt servant and friend, A. p. Butler.
To Messrs. J. Scigling, Jr., ". G.. De
Saussure, Thos. Y. Siron, Jr., and G. r.
Milcs--Committcc.
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SPECIAL MEDICAL NOTICE.
CIJRE OF DYSpEpsTa

TNHE undersigned is being consulted by let
Il ter from oil parts of the Union, bv those
who are suffering from DYSPEPSIA and its con.
scqucnt general weakness muscular relaxn-
tion, and nervous debility. Having for the last
few years, in his practice of medicine, turned
his attention almost entirely to the treatment
of this disease, he is enabled from his large ex-
perience to institute popularity of treatment
that will enable the patient to see, feel, and
kmom, after day or two's treatment, that his
recovery has already commenced Has he n
dry tongue, thirst, oss of appetite, constipation
of bowels, nausea and vomiting?-is the
skin dry, harsh with unnatural heat 2-is
he troubled with sleeplessness. starting in
his sleep, somnolcncy, impaired voition-with
palptation or "huttering" of the heart, and
easily out of breath by quickcncd exertions ?
All these after one. two, or three days treat
mcnt will commence to disappear.
TERMS OF TREATMENT. SIS OU for first con-
sultation. Medicine forwarded by mail, with
full and explicit written directions of the
course of treatment, DC, to bc pursued Each
subsequent consultation and medicine forward
cd, 81 90. Money remtted in all instances
should tie "rcgistercd" at the post office All
letters to be addressed 10 the undersigned
W. w. BLISS, NJ. d.,
90 Beckmom Street, Nc,c York.
July 81, 1855 IL GIN
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

HAVING, in the papcro of this place, adj
IL vertis.d the Lands Of W. D. Partlow at
the suit Of the Greenvlle and Columbia Rail-
road Company, l feel that should make an
apology to Mr.: Partlow, for what mi ght be
taken for wifnl and malicious act. (though
nothing was further from my intention,) and
one calculated to injure him. The cases under
which the levy was made, are W. D. Partlow U.s.
Greenville and Columbia Railroad Company
one for $1,000, the other for $500, there being
no Execution against him in fnvor of any per-
son. The levy was made for costs only. and
supposing the cost could be made out Of both
parties. las the decision of the Judges is that
each party is to pay their own cost. proceed
ed to make the cost out of Mr.. Paitlow. The
cases are now all adjusted, and no case exists
against him in my office. The levy was made
inadvertently and through mistake, aud I felt
it my duty to make this pubic reparatiop to-
wards Mr. Partlow, for whom I have high
regard, and whom l would be as far from
injuring Intentionally, as my man living.
T. r. COCHRAN, s.. A. d.
Sept IL, 1855. l9-1t
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What he Saw.

The editor of the Edgefield advertiser
has recently returned frem his apnual sum
mcr jaunt to the mountains. In telling his
readers what he saw and heard while ab-
sent, he thus speaks Of the Greenvile and
Columbia Railroad and some of its adjuncts: {:
We saw the little Railroad village of
Ninety Six, which appeared to be in about
the same condition it was this time last year
no better, no worse Mr.. Walker, the
Keeper Of the place, accommodated us
for night with a degree of Kindness and
consideration for which we must return our
thanks.
We saw the Grcenville and Columbia
Railroad with all its appurtenances Of cars
d"pots, turnouts, ct cetero. Soue ollicious
individual year or two ago, impressed us
with the idea that this road was we'll nigh
worthy Of place in the category of hum
bugs, that it was badly built, badly managed,
and afforded the most uncomfortable des-
cription of riding. Personal experience
which is a very good thing to be guided by
occasionally, has taught us quite the oppo-
site of these impressions. The construction
of the road, its adjuncts, its direction, the
comfort OF its cars and the smoothncss of
their running, appear TO us about as COM
mendahlc as on the majority Of Railroads.
The eating-houses too upon the line are
spoken of in high terms, especially the one
kept by DR.. Calhoun at Greenwood. The
country through which this road passes from
Ninety Six to Greenvic fell much below our
preconceived estimate. 1t is decidedly poor
and uninteres'ing, except perhaps where the
vallies of the Sa!uda exhibits occasional spo!s
of low-ground fcrtiliiv.-In connection with
the Greenville and Columbia Road we si,oul1
not omit to mention HAT one of the passeu-
ger-'raln conductors is praiseworllv young
citizen of our District, son of old MIR. Van
! Ai"llork whom some Of our readers well re-
member We heard young Mctilork spo-
ken Of as an industrious, polite and efficient
conductor.
On the ears, we saw among good many
Others Mr.. Perrin, the President Of the Road,
and Judge War!aw. The former was on
one of his usual trips up and down the line.
which we are Informed he takes regularly
once "A week. His assiduous attention to
the duties Of his position has done, and is
still doing, m"h for the popularity and
prosperity Of his road. Judge Warllaw
waS "n his return home from an extra Court
at Laurcns. In regard to the Presidency
Of the South Carolina College, he spoke il,
positive terms Of declination.
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SheriH,s Sales.

DY virtue of sundry Writs of Fiera Facias
ID to me directed, I will sell at Abbeville
Court House. on the first Monday in September
next within the legal hours Of sale, the follow
ing property, to wit:
House and Lot in the Village of Lowndes:
vile, containing acres, more or less, bounded
by w. III. Bell, Saml Hester and others, as the
property of Richard Charping, ads. Force,
Conley & Co., and others
House and Lot in the Village of Mt Car
mel, containing Ia acre; on which there is q
Carriage Shop bounded by w. c. Ware. A:
Houston and others, as the property of D. E.
Harris, ads. Bones, Gilbert 4 Jones, and others
23O Acres, more or less, bounded by Sam'I
Agnew, Wms Ware and others, as the proper
ty of Hugh Calhoun, ads E. Agnew, II. A..
Jones, and others :
$50 Acres, more OF less. bounded by Jas. G..
Bozeman, E. r. Power and others, as the prop
erty of J: A. Martin, ads. W.fQ Martin and
others:, - ~ t: ff}Ss -, = q g :: !
500 Acres more 6r; less ;boSbdsd By Marshall
SHARP. DR.. W. 9. Jones and others, as the prop
erty belonging to the Estate ofsRetben Ro6.
ertson, .ada Ezekiel Razor and others ny , Z,
$50 Acres. more or less, bounded BY, Rob't
Simpson, james White and others, as tho prop
erty of 8. Mauldin, ada W. q. ,Dennis, for an
other and others ~. s;> ~. (, - !. ~,
& TERMs. - ~. 3, 81.
IL. saSsT HopgHRAN, g. a. sp.-sf 4
sherids ehasa Sept Jess s3 ~
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

IbbeUIlIc Diytrict.-Citation.
w lIEREAS Samuel J. Richey, has applied
W to me, for Letters OF Administration
on all and singular the goods and chat
tells. rights and credits of William J. Richcy, late
of the District aforesaid, deceased
These are. therefore, to cite and admonisI
all and singular the Kindred and creditors of
said deceased, to be and appear before me, at
our next Ordinnrys Court for the said District,
to be holden ut Abbcville Court House. on the
cause, if any why the said administ ration
should not be granted.
Given undcrmy hand and seal, this eleventh
day of September in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and fifty-five,
and in the eigstieth year of American
Independence.
w. HILL, o. Il. d.
Sep Il, 1856 10 2w
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Head Quarters.
I'd Regiment Cavalry.

I'd Regiment Cavalry.
l.IBEETY Hill, August 80, 1856.
ORDER No
A COURT MARTIAL will convene at
N MT. VERNON, on the Goth Of Sertcm-
bcr next, for the trial Of detnulters for non
attendance ut the last Rcgimental Parade at
Lon.mirc's and also for the trial Of other
cases that may come before it. The Court will
be composed Of the following officers viz:
Lieut.. Col. \. L. Butler, President.
Maj J. G.. Martin.
Capt. j. Il. Griffin.
Capt. J. +. Burress,
Capt. a. u. Bates.
Capt. ". X. Bradley,
Capt. W. W. Pcrrvman,
Lieut.. Lott Jennings,
Lieut.. JAS Curry,
Lieut.. j. l.. Talbot.
Lieut.. j. II. Ycldell, ~
Lieut.. ID. Jordan
Lieut.. 7. Crews,
NJ. J.. Bullock. Judge Advocate.
BY order Of Col John i. Talbert.
J. NJ. LANHA&f, Adj.
sept. il SIS. 1885,
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CONSIGN EES.

The following persons have freight in the
Depot at Abbeville:-
II Lawson. DR. Branch. w III Mellar, J
W Child, & r White JJ Cunningham, II T
Miller D Jordan, B W Williams, E Cowan
& Co, J T Moore, A Clinkscnles, j F Mar
shall, Christian l. Deal, G B Clinkscales
j j Lautcnschlager. Miss Calhoun, (cnre of Jas
Norwood Watkins & Williams, Jamison & Co,
Courtright. H A Jones. w A Wardlaw, w
D Neal, Jas Gown. II Conaghan.
y. r. SONDLEY, Agt.
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MAR led,
DIED,

Ar Rogers Wells, Holmes County, Mississip-
nj, August 18th, of chronic diarrboea, w. A.
1OMAx. Tho deceased was originally from
Abbevlle District. He first moved to Alabama
and from thence to Holmes County, Mics.
NEAR this village, on the 9th instant, Mr..
JOHN L.rLATHERS, in the s8d year Of his
age The deceased was a native Of Ireland,
from whence he emigrated to this District
some some iofs 81 my yearsS ne mas
ed by all who knew him for his integrity and
honor in his intercourse with his fellows An
aged widow. is left to mourn his departure, and
follow him: TO the grave - - !, -,
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Railroad Notice---Fare to Fair.

WE arc authorized to give notice that
Stock intended for exhibition at the Fair
at Newberry, next Wednesday and Thurs
day, (l9th and goth instantly will be passed
over the Greenville Railroad going and re-
turning free Of charge-the Company not
10 be liable to damages for injury to the
Stock; and that only one fare will be
charged to all persons visiting said Fair for
going and returning.
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Nj AR X ETS.

ABBEVlLLE, Sept Is, ls56.-CorroN-
In the former part of this week some thirty
bales of new cotton (Middling) were sold at
prices ranging from to 10 cents per pound.
COLUMBIA, Sept. l2.-CorroN-Our cot
ton market begins to present somewhat bust
ness like appearance, and some 100 bales were
sold yesterday, viz: 80 bales old at 8 a OF, and
so new at Of q 10 cents.
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Water Proof Warc.1Io,so

- TIIEsuhseriber has taken -
yAsessg the Planters Water Proof sgxsH
Ware House. formerly occupied Sv NJ
John Usher, ST.. and by strict attention r.,
business, lie hopes to merit liberal sharc of
the patronage of the generous public of tho
upper and Cotton growing districts
The Ware House is above high water mark.
"high and dry" and more secure from fire
than any other Ware House in Town.
p. S. will also attend to receiving and
forwarding Goods and Produce, entrusted to
my care. G. ii. KENNEY.
Hamburg, Sept l, 1855. le-lm
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"A Voice from Arkansas.

Vie subscriber, intending to remove to
,io Arkansas, deems it very cxpedient to have
MONEY, 30 all persons Indebted to the Estate
81 James II. Insten. deceased, would do we'll
and those to whom the Estate is Indebted Will
present their accounts properly att.stcd to
September IL, 1855 1o'at
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Two men, named Mayes and Harlow,
of Yazoo. Miss, fought duel near Vicks-
burg, on the 2sth. The weapons used were
rifles. Mayes was shot in the arm and in
the neck, but neither of his wounds is con-
sjdered4 dangerous. Harlow Was not hurt.