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Removal.

RemOVaI.
N6ESSRS. LINDSAY & THOMASSON announce
IVl- to their customers and the public that they
have removed their establishment temporarily to the
store formerly occupied by them, door North Of
WALKERS HOTEL, where they are prepared to
serve their friends as usual. They have now on
hand a good assortment Of
Drugs, Medicines, Dye-Stutfs, &C.,
and all articles in their line Of the best quality and
at reasonable prices.
J. F. LINDSAY,
d. II. THOMASSON.
Yorkville Mar /. If
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LIVERY AND sac s;IiAllIBIIE /

II sHE undersigned has purchased the stock here.
! u tofofe employed BY Col. g. p SADLER; md
respectfully informs his friends this ycinity and
+ THE IETRAvELLING C0SIMUNrTY
generally that he wiH car on, 1.-THE old stand id
the rear of GR Rat shfords store, the business of
:. Livery audsale Stable, in all its departmeds
IsHe,i is fully prepared with ~ -
/ & s5 AZ GOOD STOCK s: ~:
TO furnish accommoda tions at o nofaents warning;
and viii hire horses and vehicles by the day or con-
iyey travellers BY experienced and = *! 3,
50 CAREFUL DRIVERS,
TO any desired point His lots are sufficiently large
TO enable him to extend every accommodationto 81 j
DRONERs, So s.ts
and he solicfts from thema call before putting M
elsewhere. - - y 2 q
: By offering for the public service frst-rate stss
band by the strictest attention and an earnest en-
deavor to please on part the undersigned hopes
to deserve and receive q generous measure of, pub
lie patronage. He will az oil times be found 1.-THE
Stable, or at Mr. Ratchford's Store. s. ;
- ,,35,si{57s = a. w IAnRa0N =
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Notice,

vTyHE Firms Of J. N. LEWIS & CO., at Yorkville.
i s. c., and LEWIS & WILSON, at Chester, s..
c., are this day dissolved by mutual consent. The
names Of the firms will be used at both places in
settling up their old business. 80
.s :z J. N LEWIS,
D. H. WILSON.
October 1st, 1856.
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HEPoRT
Of the Commissioners of Roads

and Bridges for York District.
To the Presiding .Epdgs Of the Court
Of COatmoa Pleas, Fall Term, 1866:
II Commencing October 18th, 1854. g,
Balance in the hands of Treasurer at
:. the last Report, IL 2lt
Received from Tax Collector, the bal
- ance in his hands of the assessment
of 1858, being as reported, 49l w
The assessment of last year is still in
the hands of the Tax Collector, and
ready when called for by the Board.
The Board contemplate the build
ing of Bridge, Sand will use all the
funds on hand. The assessment, 10
per cent. on the general taxes, am
cunts to S1210 81, Tax Collectors
1856 Commissions not deducted.
JAM l. Received from J. Sc6aoly for Retail
License at Rock Hill 80 90
Received from T. J. Bell, and for
gotten to be reported IN last re-
pert wv
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sfDR,YaGOODG.

Of oil kinds Ladies Fancy Goods; Hardwate Gro
ceries; Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes; Resdy-Msde
Clothing, and every kind and variety of goods usrs
ally kept in Country store.e They have laid in 8
large and extensive supply, selected especially for
the Rock Hill market, and they are prepared to
please all who may give thema call, both in price
and nua1itu ss- Aa.- ~, 49,. "A
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Oct. II

NOTICE.--By vil3l4sa p shs power given 70 ussS
~ in the last viii ok ID. TH0MAsS0N,
deceased, we will sell ct ate idence ON Ihurs.
day, lst day Of NoVEsfD next TWO LIKELY
NEROES, Mules, Wagon, An, Fodder, and yari-
ous other articles We wii so. sell u York Court
House on the 9th Of Noyemb THREE sdARESof
Stock IN the Kings Mountain 2Gl Road Coppany.
Terms made known on the day Sale. ssiss
a. Ss~ JOSEPH MILLER, . !:
n .e.r. Z, JANE SSHOMASS0N, 10
B 81 ~ Executors. III
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VIM. S. LAWToN g. CO..
THos. ALEXANDER, sWM s. lAWToN, -
Formerly of York Dist.s c. Formerly of Lawtonrille
Factors, Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
SOUTH. H.ATLANTIC WHARF,
CHARLESTON, s. G.
Our Senior partner. has been doing the Commission
Business for twenty years, and VIC hope by expert
cnce to be able to give satisfaction. =
REFERENCES: 81
Gov. c. ]. Mcdonald Judge Stocks Rev: w. J. Har-
ley, Sparta, Ga; Col. R. ] Willingham, Maj.
S. J.Bailey, Barnwell, SIC; Hon: y: D: Al
-. len, Gen L. NJ. Aver, Barnwell Dist, -
S. c.; T.. WilEnghan,, Esq, Law
tonvfe,' s. c.: - 4,9F
Hon. j. D. johnson, DR.. B. B. Sans, NJ. B. Sans,
ESQ.,, Beaufort;S c.; E. G. Jaudon, Esq, Flor y
ida ; Col NJ Thomson, Washington, D. %: -
Jan Is 2 1ys.g
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v11HE undersigned have esI6SlRSHIP. I6SlR 80
in the GROCERY BUSINESS, u1der 'rarship.
Of ]. L. CLARK & CO., in the building formerly
oesnpisdby % u j. 1. CLARK, as Retail ltaysfn at the
Rail Road Depot They have just an entlre
stock they will endeavor to keep up and improve OF
SUGARS, COFFEEs,
Molasses, Salt, Mackerel, Candles, Soap, Soda,
Pickles. Bluestone Shot, Ginger Preserves, and oil
articles kept in such establishments, #hichthey will
sell as low as thelowest for CASH or in I exchange
for Country Produce.
~ K s : .,.sa D. 0'LEARY, &
g X. R. +. CLARK,444
:. -fg..E ON HAND. -,
"A good supply of Bagging, Roping and Iwlne,
which is offered at the lowest prices, and will always
be kept. j.: .sssss
Sept 20 ~ -. = ~ X ~ 8 u 80.
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commissioners Sale.


Wylie L. Harris, Trustee, Bill Partition,
and next friend of ~
Eliza NJ. Aston, ! Sale of trust property
vs..
: George Steele and others. and Relief.
I'm obedience to the order of the Court of Equity,
Il made in the above stated case I will expose to
public sale at York Court House, on the
lST MONDAY I'm NOVEMBER
next, one lotin Yorkvle, on Liberty Street, known
as the OLD DAVIDSONsLOT bounded by lots of
Eli Meek, Mrs. Ann Whit and DR.. J. F. Lindsay,
containing about ONE HALF ACRE.
TEL II MS.
Cash enough to pay the costs of this suit the bal
ance of the purchase money on credit of one and
two years, with interest from the day Of sale, pur
chasers to give bond and two good sureties and
mortgage of the premises. \
s JNo. L. MILLER, c. E. I'D.
o'R@issiasses Fsssss, ost oth'ii e. 1855, 80 s4 St
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VALUABLE - 4
PROPERTY FOR SALE.
yUlHE Subscriber offers for ale his PLANTATION,
Il situated four miles Soutl of Yorkville, and one
mile East of Philadelphia Station on the Kings
Mountain Rail Road. The tact contains
5O7 ACRES;
about half of which is in cultivation. The improve
ments are new, consisting Of an Overseer's House,
an excellent Gin House and Screw, large
BARN AND STABLING,
Corn Cribs and comfortable Negro Houses. At the
Home place, there is a =.
COMFORTABLEiD EiDWELLING,
Kitchen, Smoke-House and Carriage House. The
place is free from all local causes of Sickness and
for its locality, fertility and other considerations,
should be desrableto any one wishing to purchase.
Terms can be made
TO SUIT THE PURCHASER,
,hy. an early application to
the subscribOr on the premises~l--a
F. NJ. GALBRAITH.
Aug9 81
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H,A EHD~R RN O.
In connection with the Clothing Store, the under
signed will continue to conduct his Tailors Shop;
and viii be prepared to execute Al orders in his line
with despatch and in the best style,
F. H. sIAiRIL
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COUNTRY PRODUCE

will be taken in exchange for goods, or if desired
purchased at the highest market rates. They res
pectfuy solicit for the new firm the same kind pat
ronage which eir friends and tho public have here
tofore given to their establishment and in return
they pledge themselves to use every effort to give
ample satisfaction.
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AnO0 LRSs5WHIEEA AEAD, Wither4z
4UUU elEs Phre Flax Seed on and all col
ors and VARNfsHES used In painfine Just recei-
Cash only Wasbavs adoptsS sthe Gash system in
reference to Paints md Eolos, that FeaQA1 furnish
our customers at the lowest possibI pr6es sis5
80 L.sPs BARa}ETT& Co.
Sept 20 y q.
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LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES ;,

and we respectfully socitand hope, by fair dealing,
low prices, and the display Of an excellent assort-
ment, to obtain the same generous measure ofpatro
mage hitherto given to our establishment Call.at
the old stand. =
B5 Being very dcsirous to close up the affairs of
the old firm, we must earnestly request all persons
indebted to call and make settlement
F. II. SINIRIL,
D. c. WILLIAMS.
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E7URNVSIBtyC GOODS:

Fine Dress, Business and Great Coats; Fine and
Coarse Pants Vests, Shirts Gloves Cravats, Hos-
ery; Umbrellas and Trunks; and every variety and
quality of Goods usually kept in Clothing Store
These goods we are determined to sell to good custo-
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new ESIARIISHMENITl'.,

M ESSRS.W. P. BROACH and JOHN T. MTIS
" having purchased thsinterest M IN. G.'w..
and John Massey in tile WIN III II
CO., hays the business as;tne o4a
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Ar ROCK HIIL3 DEPOT

under the style Of BROACH, MILES q CO. They!
invite the attention of their friends and the former
customers OF the establishment to THAR new stock Of
G00Dg nonristin0 nf $780,,
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Wanted Imn diately
5O.00O1 BSsHH.s 63, 1s.s ssshaa.ssls " 1ossl gasA

1900 OARS, #
2'Ooo bssfsis ~ FLOUR,
1000 po6nds II WOOL,
Z; 2,090 DRY HIDES; fol
which fair market prices viii bspaid.
SUPPLEMENTARY e BRO. y
sept2O eSsSs Z, 81 g .sss4t II Z
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$. G. YoUNsBLooD, $. I'D.
Yorkyille, Oct. IL, 1856. "
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SIMRIL s. WILLIAMS.

The store has recently been enlarged, and replen-
ished with new stock of READY MADE CLOTH
ING of every variety, manufactured in the latest
styles, and purchased in Now York by the Senior
Partner expressly for this market. We are now re-
cciving daily, and opening additional supplies Of
Gcntlemcn's
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new FAMILY GROCERY. .

Oct II
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~ hod the Sub ]
Mays negro
srs Of age six
3. He has not
But I have reason
! red by same per.
I'LL be paid Mr ,
Tor infornsacn
44Isissss5Da;As
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NOTICE.--Applicati win be'made at the
3.EN next Session Of the Legislature for public
road, leading from Catawbs Church, IN the indian
Land through Greighton's and Shurley's Land,
10 tile open road which Heads to Massey's Ford, on
the, Catawba River, distance of about five miles.
i. Aug 2ss 'ss tsi -. 4.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-05-22

WHIGGEnY REPUDIATED In TENNESSEE
The next national canvass will know no such party
the whg party The namo is being repudiated and drop
ped In all quarters Its responsibility and It's potency
unable the loss of its great champions Clay
and Webster During the twenty years that tho wbig
party ha1 existence It's chief recommendation has
been Its name but Its principles bad that even the
veneated Of whig dgni6cd and sustained il was
by the eloquence and the talents Of Clay and Webst
could longer from popular odium Abotonism
was the which IL finally went downit was this
that denationazed and destroyed it. Know nothngism
rises upon its ruins but only 10 be "a nnedays wonder
Abotonsm has been potent in bringing into exist
ence that /, is destined break down before 1t aitans
either 10 respectabiiy nationality II was never de-
signed TO do more than play part in the process Of
changing names. II furnished convenient halfway
house for gathering together and organizing the strag
Cling forces Of whggery, abolitionism and disaeeted
democracy but it never entered into the head OF
any but crazy mad-cap to suppose that there could
be national party under the name Of know-nothings
The party thus made in secret concaves is destined
to take taking nameit is rapidly assuming the name
of the American party and under that name, it pro-
poses with the democracy in the next
tona One Of the strongest illustrations Of the
correctness Of this conclusion furnished by the
in Tennessee Col Gentry repudated whiggery in 1852
because its abolition associations had denatonazed it. He
the leadership of the opposition to the de-
mocracy in Tennessee not the whg candidate for gov
erno but as an American candidate He repudiaes whg
gerry aud rals his standard all who opposed to
democracy and he finds to his infinite satisfaction, the
of the late wing party which denounced his treason
in 1852 with unsparng bitterness cheeruy fighting under
his banner He is bold and talented leader-just such
the wings who sick and ashamed Of their old
conditions ready to follow His hopes that he
will sufficient number of democrats to the
ascendency of the American party Such result would
place him high above Col Bell and Gov Jones' and to r
umph them would be glory enough for him. But at
all events Col Gentry repudates whggery and in do
ing he is followed by the Of the quondam wings of
Tennessee Whggcry therefore, is extinct in that State
So will it be in all the States The bad portion goes
with know-nothingism while the good portion ensts
under the democratic banner
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u ae which is perhaps, worth while that the pub
lilo should know.
When Mr. Maine proposed the amendment here alluded
to- We occasion to declare 1t amendment at ALL We
spoke Of shallow and sneaking suberfugean attempt
10 do in about way what ought not 10 be done at all
or II at ALL openly II the proposition changed in the least
the color it only made it shade drtier
We are very glad that 1t failed and very sorry To hear Gov
Gardner named author The question OF Judge Lo
rings removal was Of everyday character. IL in
volyed the very highest political principles aud demanded
consideration utterly free from unworthy attributes The
value Of executive nerpostion depended much upon the
dignity the executive motive II il only proved the gov
ernor Of the Commonwealth be prudeat politician, il
proved much If demonstrated the pregnant fact that
he could persuaded driven into the performance Of
dangerous public action its influence not for to-day
established inv aiuabe and perpetual precedent We
sorry hear therefore that Governor Gardner for
moment contemplated the removal Of Judge Lorng, either
BY direct indirect legislation II we merely saved petty
county judge without obtaining genuine and sincere recog
the great principles which put in jeopardy we
saved very little But let not aDal the affair too close
w. Gardner unquestionaby receives the plaud
Of mankind with becoming modesty He did not remove
Judge Lorng but then the removal of Judge Lorng would
have been dishonarabe His exceeney may therefore, with
out self dsparageme say,
---" Tom Thumb said before,
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HON. GEORGE ". JONES, or TENNESSEE.

We published letter weeks ago from Mr. Jones in
which he declined being candidate for reelection At II
conventions however, which held in his district the
18TH he was renomnated, and has accepted the nomna
ton The Nashville Union says
"CoNvENTIoN SHELByviLLE.-We learn by despatch
from Shebyve that the Hon. George W. JONES' of Lincoln
was nominated democratic candidate for Congress by
the convention which met at that place Tuesday We
have the particulars except that the of
of the other candidates withdrawn. The gentlemen
been spoken of in connexon with the nomination
are all good and reliable democrats and should be glad
ace them all in Congress As it difficult to select be-
tween them e convention, doubt did the wsest possible
thing Mr. Jones anxious to retire from Congress, and
accepts the nomination sacrifice of his ncnations the
harmony of the party Our despatch states that the
ton adjourned amid perfect harmony
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From the fsoasaea Courier.
SUPREME COURT OF LOUISIANA


Chief Justice Sdel and Justice Ogden have both re-
signed their seats the bench Of the supreme court Of This
State, to take effect on the FIRST day Of July next
Few persons who have occupied distinguished posi-
ton before the public win have LEFT II under so
crediiabie as the retiring chief justice He yet III The
prime OF life but for years past he has occupied station
the supreme bench Of the State which generally only
attained after the meridian of life has passed and az
Ter struggling for long years against the stnrdes oppos
ton which exalted talent strong ambition can bring to
bear Ia the OF Chief Justice SlideIl this trying or
deal would to haee been dispensed with by the
mon consent OF his professional brethren and Of his fellow
citizens Of all glasses and pursuits. Before age had yc
bent bis FORM in the slightest degree impaired his men
tai faculties he was, BY Scattering Of the peo
pie called to take the filed by the learned
Martha and afterwards by the classical and accomplished
Eustis.
Justice Ogden viii also retire from The bench with the
tire respect Of his brethren Of che bar and the community al
large lie s ripe scholar aud most conscientious iu-
rist aud il viii be OF general aud sincere regret
that his retirement from the discharge OF his judicial d
ties which he called by the popular vote been
great part caused BY bealth We feel confident that
II tho universal wish Of bar OF which be has an or
restore him, he will long be IN vigorous
health IN the enjoyment Of which, for many ong years he
win have lbs best wishes
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FnoM THE Rio GaAspE-Thc Brownsville Flag Of the 5th
nslnni publshes the following items from Matanuros
PowBAThS, March 2, lsss,
"Osf the mouth Of the Yang-iaas-kj ane

instant publishes the following items from Maamoros
From beyond the frontier we have no aavces In
Maamoros the "a that there Is be another
revolution this line before great while but this
only rumor-eertanly the peaceful department Of the el
lies pow here gives cvorng Of truth 10 the report
Gen. W oil since he has reassumcd command In Nata-
has we lcarn promulgated order removing the
duty lumber aud BY several other popular acts 50
pleased Of the citizens that they resolved give m
complimentary ball The ball given Sunday eve
ming last but il said 10 have been failure thai The
Ire OK the general became greatly inflated lie ia said 10
have nauted and expelled several persons from the rooms
two Of whom be hpmaney allowed ten minutes il which
to place themselves 10 Teaas II Is said o. bpae
gentlemen made good time in yeqchg this bank he
general himself once did in ieaesag IL IL would perhaps
bave facilitated the generals memory have had Els band
play The sSalado March
There Is law this frontier OF Mexico making bo-
stealing punishable by death and day two since 40
unfortunate adrcne underwent, The penalty in Maanocs
II seems he was arrested The proof established and be vas
led oat and shot with bat little This
one nnaccustonlcd 10 such rather Summary pre-
ceediug but II there for it surely fb
here where from the great number Of these vagsbonds no
ones property II safe for single night Though perhaps
not 40 humane il il far efcacuns than JF
tern
he Flag has letter from saisisio giving account
The murder of an American named DR. Downs. he vas
robbed Of large amount OF money by bis murderer as
the Mexican officials appropriated what property remained
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trickIn toerabie trekor in any other than such
have pronounced ittaey would have bat little
70 weep day and night their crocodile my In
hrmitics Moreover the whggrry Of the trick Is
clearly established BY the identity Of the persons manifest
ing excitement, and Indignation under the denuncaton Of
their daring whg boadpaying bantlipg require any
further demonstration Of the fact
NJ A. McKlNN0N
OXFORD April Is Is55
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SAN A EArmE oF Roas Martin Luther eaye tbs ae-
Of the order which bears yefy decided resemblance
in many respects 10 the present organization
Ia Italy there particular order Of rrars called
fhafres ignorcstrhst is, 6vehrea 81 Tynorancs
took solemn oath that they would neither know learn
nor understand anything at all, but answer ali things
with Aesco-f kacg nefs,ns ~ Lptksr's Tsbls TalR 10
437
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LATER RAoa HAvAsA.--We learn by a despatch from
New Orleans chat the steamship Black Warrior has arrived
II that port with Havana dates to the 10th instant
General Coneha has gone inspect the troops ~ Ne
tanzas and Cafdenas On bis return the blockade d ib
ports would be raised.
The steamer fulton arrived at Havana the IAN
and sailed The Same evening for key West
Sugars generally were unchanged aud fFeghis we're
al previous rates
Tive extensive failures had taken Tlaceone The house
Of Arfett Brothers, and the other the house o. Nv 500
monsN
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NEWS urrEn Missouri AND Kase.s---A despatch
feom ST Louis, dated the 10th, says
Accounts from Upper Mssoar represent the Sioux refl
hostile and assembling for against tse wbes
The Missouri river u very low ~ The mouth q ws
Platte river.
There il no ia the mountains
The news from Kansas Is unimpcrlant For se''A
days past there had been very heavy rains
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6aAEp RFymw o. nR Nsw YcRg rOucG-Nay"
Wood, Of New York in order iucite The police Of ba'
city 70 strict observance Of duty and or The PurI9N
Of aiding q add TO their pride Of dress and drill has sa
orders for grand drill parade, and review Saturday,
The 2slh o. May. They viii assemble 70 the nsmh'r
about 1000 In the Park on that day and 10 through hef
dnli when they WIN he reviewed by the mayor Who Wy
deliver an address on the occasion