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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-11-13
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

TIE LIVERPOOL CoTroS MARKET WAS dull
and had declined during the week from Is d
n 4d. a lb. The sales during the week end
Ing the 25h ult., comprised $4,000 bales Of
which 800 bales were taken by spectators and
exporters. leaving ; 800 bales OF all dc>crip.
tions to the trade Ga the 2G;h ult. 5000 bales
were sod.
The stock of imcricun Cotton in port com.
priscd 250.UUO bales.
TEE LIVERPOOL BNEADsTuFrs MARKET
Wheat was dull and had declined 81. per 10
los. Flour closed dull at 4 declined of Is per
bbl,
TIE LIVERPOOL GENERAL MAEHET.-Thc
Ciyrulor of McSsrS Richardson, Spence & Co.
quotes Provisions as having been generally
UNCHANGED.
TIE I.nyDoN MONEY MANKEr was wholly
unchanged. The decrease in the bullion OF
the Bank Of England during the week has
amounted to $500. 900 .Strling. ConsolS for
Money were quoted at IS.
GENER.L LNTELLIGENCE.
The rcrort that the Russians had blown up
the Notifications ofOtcIaioi hal been confirmed.
Adviccs from Srba>lupol show that the Allies
were advancing in large l"Icr ana the KnS>lans
retiring in good order Oh fortified positions.
The Allies were clc$r upon the Russian position
,l Albat. where il is lcIIcvcl that the Russians
will make aaud and battle become i'll.
cyi,ablr. On the north side Of SrhaStopnI, the
Russians kept up steady lire, and under its
cover were Withdrawing troops and conccnlrat
inc them n, Pcrckop. \ Russian dispatch
saws that the Allies had marched 10000 men
from Eupatora towards Ioula,, hut afterwards
itI back with the Russian Iaacrr> on their flank.
The Allie, had penetrated nearly to Nicholairf.
The number Of Allies in the Crnra was 2l0,-
600. The attitude Of Sweden causes uneasi,
nc4> in Russia. The loss Of the Eu>>ian> at
kars WAS only 1000 men. They had aban-
doncA the si,.c but fortified all the passes to
Tjtlis. The London Times says that the Bri-
t>h Government WAS reinforcing the East India
Squadron.
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Head-Qmartcr>---e2d Reg. $. C. M.

CAMDEN, Oct. 20, 800.
TNllIS REGIMENT is ordered to parade at Cam
l. den on Saturday, the oath day of November
next armed and equipped the law directs for drill
and review. The line will be formed at IL o'clock.
The Commissioned and non. Commissioned officers
will assemble the day previous for drill and instruction
The Ecgimenta Staff will be expected TO attend.
Major General Aiken and Staff, and Brgader Cen
cra iaylor and stan are respectfully invited to at
tend this Review
Clerks OF Companies are required 10 he present. al 4
exhibit their respective muster rolls ANA books.
('ar,ails o. officers commanding Companies, arc
viar.:cl with tie extension cilhs order.
Ev order ii l.. Col. Tho. j. Warren.
Com. .2i Re- .n,n;.
Y =. TAYLOR. .iGi.t;.ut.
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OUR SESSION PAPER

Having made the necessary arrangements to fur
nis full and accurate reports oil legislative and other
proceedings, by the engagement Of the best reporters
We offer Daily Session Paper on the usual erms o.
One Dollar for the session.
IIa@iug the advantage Of HOES MAMMOTH PRESS,
which will print both sides OF the paper at the same
tmc we will be able o9ccp it open to the latest hour,
and thus have advantage never previously enjoyed
in Columbia Every effort will be used to make it sat
isacory. to subscribers.
r. W. GIBBES.
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Watches, Jewelry, &C.,

GOLD and Silver Hunting Levers, Plain Gold and
" Silver Watches Vest and Fob Chains, Seals
Keys and Hooks, Ladies Brooches, Rings, Earrings
and Chatcains. Jet Bracelets and Brooches, Gold,
Silver and Steel Spectaccs, Spectacle Glasses for all
ages, Silver Plated Baskets and Candlestcks, China
Vases Cups and Saucers, Boxes and Candlesticks,
Pocket Knives Razors and Scissors.
Nov6, A. YOUNG.
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C. r. CLIFFORD

ID ESPECTFULLI informs the public that he will
IL be in Camden about the 18th inst, and
that lie will attend to tic Repairing Of WATCHES
and EWELRY or anything else in that line, aud will
also have selection OF Patent Lever GOLD WATCH.
Is &c. &r. which he will dispose of on reasonable
terms. He will insure satisfaction to al who may
give him call. lie may be found at the shop Of Mr..
|, b. Alexander
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Chr Gauoeu ll)seklp 9onrnaI.
Tuesday, November, l3, 1855.
THO. J. WARREN, Editor.
Lectures on China.

At the request OF a number OF tho most prominent
and influential citizens of Charleston embracing nearly
all of the ministers of the orthodox church, in that
CITY. at the head Of which call appears tho name of
our distinguished and worthy citizen, Bishop Davis,
the Rev Charles Taylor NJ. D.. late Missionary Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church, South, to Chra will
deliver n Course of Lectures, commencing on Monday
evening the 9th inst. at Hibcrnian Hail.
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DaguerreotYpes.

TNHE subscriber begs leave to inform the citizens Of
l. Camden and surrounding country, that he has
taken rooms the Post Office, and respectfully
licts call from the citizens, whether they wish
pictures or not. He is provided with the most ap-
proved Apparatus and with good selection of ma /.
ierial Plates Cases, DC, of various qualities and
sizes in which lie will place pictures single or in
groups, and warrant them to be taken in the best
style of the Art and never to fade. Once more i
say give me crll-sit for your picture, and in no
case are YOU requested to take it unless entirely sat-
isfactory. A. MORRISON.
Nov 6, As IT,
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Attention...Beat No. 9.

IN pursuance oforders from Rcgimenta Head. Quar-
ters, you are hereby ordered to parade at Camden
on Saturday the 24th day Of November inst at 10 o.
clock 4. NJ armed and equipped as the law directs,
for drill and review.
The Commissioned and non.commissioncd officers
will assemble the day previous for drill and instruction
By order Of 1t. Thos. Harris, Com ding.
John j Mcknin. y. S
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a Card.

'SNIlE undersigned having located himself at the
4 Court House, will, for reasonable compensation,
attend to posting up books and making out Accounts
drawing Deeds Mortgages and other instruments Of
writing, arranging papers and making out accounts OF
Receipts and Expenditures for Executors, Admins
traitors and Guardians, preparatory 10 their making
their annual Returns 10 the Ordinary or Commissioner
in Equity. d. SCllROCk.
Nnv ln--2m
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Attention--.DeKalb Rifle Guards.

IN pursuance of orders from 1t. Colonel Warren,
you are hereby ordered 10 parade at Camden on
Saturday the 24th dayo November inst, at Oocock
\. NJ, for drill and review. The Commissioned and
on.Comm<Sioncd officers will assemble the day pre-.
vious for drill and Instruction.
BY order of Capt. Mccoy.
Nov G--tE r. j. TURNER, 0. S.
IRISH POTATOES very tuc-also Fresh Pickles,
L l,ugin>S and variety Of superior Extracts for
cookery. Just received ut the q" Old Corner"
Nov. g. +. ". BONNEY.
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Midday TRAIN

MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND SATURDAY.
Leave Kingsville at s y. NJ.
Arrive at Camden 1920 y. NJ.
Leave Camden l.%0 p. VI.
Arrive at Kingsvle, 1. NJ.
By this arrangement we have midday train tri'
weekly and extension of time for the cars at our
Depot. Tic entirc Schedule on our road, furnished
by the Agent will be published next week.
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(oycr;,or Of IaasN:. c IluSc1tS.

Bosroy, November c. Gardner, the .tmcri'
can candidate, has been elected Governor by
from II 600 to $1,000 plurall'y. and there are
indications that the American party have also 4
minority in the Legislature.
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LOST Or Stolen.

A BOUT the first Of April last 4 largo DoHbc-
\ harrcllcd Gun, ncwly Stocked, with Black Wal.
nut Brccch plain. without Tie carve round the Locks,
one Of tie Hammers on the Locks ncw the Barrels
short but large and heavy. \ suitable reward will
lie paid Tor such Cum if left at the office Of The Jour
nal SO that can get itagain. T. \ MOORE.
Nov, -, Ij Il.
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Terrible Railroad Disaster.
ST. Louis, Nov. 5.

On Thursday !;',t the excursion train on the
Paci:ic Railroad broke through bridge, killing
20 persons ard severely woumdmg 80 others.
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New York Election

NEw NoRN, November 1.-The returns rcla.
five TO our State election are very scattering.
About 90 towns and half the City give joel
+. IIrallcv, the American candi,!atr for Sc.
crcrary of State 2Oao plurality, showing IN
American gam.
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rINHE subscriber, after mature reflection, has come
i TO the conclusion from i'll health and other cir
cumstanccs hat it will be beneficial to all 1ccrned
that there should be radical change in business mat
tiers and therefore will inform all indebted TO settle
soon, as the old suicidal way of pay at convenience
must,be stopped. ". c. WORKMAN.
Nov. G. 45 IT,
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&C ?gE5!A I .5A Al.XAM!BnA, %
TEIE F1RST NUMBER OF TI9IS
NEW JOURNAL

WILL gE ISSUED EARLY n DECEMBER NEXT.
TIE PUBLISHER would request those who contem-
pate subscribing to forward their names without de-
lay.
TEHMS-Two Dollars per annum: one years pay.
mcnt required on the receipt Of the first number.
Address ne at Columbia.
WM. 3. JOHNSTON.
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NV l"rE. November 7.-Para returns
rive III" American party l@,OpN. th" So:is
81 900 the Republicans $4,000 #r,'! Ii" I'ar,'
-; CON The result j. r,,,.>lcucG dnni i!:.
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The Railroad Accident.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. >.

ST. LOUIS, NOV.
An excursion train, consisting Of eleven cars
left here Yesterday morning on the occasion of
the opening of the Pacific Railroad to Jefferson
city and while the train was crossing Gasconadc
river. about one hundred miles from here, the
bridge fell, prcciptaing ten cars distance OF
nearly thirty feet i'll the water.
UPWARDS Of 700 persons were on .h" tram
including many Of our first citizens. Upwards
of twenty are reported to have been killed, and
some twenty to fifty others badly wounded
Thomas S O'Sullivan chief engineer Of the
road. was on the locomotive, and is among the
killed. Few, if any, strangers wclo on the train.
The following is list OF the most prominent
persons killed: Rev DR.. Bullard, b. b. Dayton,
+. G. Blackburn. Henry G. lIoutcau, Mann
Butler, Adolph Abcss, Capt. c. Glasses, T. G..
Iost, Geo Ebicl, Capt. OFIahcrtv, Thomas
O'Sullivan, Thomas Gray.
The following. are among those badly wound
cd: G.. X. Euld, Hudson +. Bridge, John c.
Richardson, Capt. Cousins, J. NJ. Winter
Mr. Perrin, President Of the Grccnvile and
Coumiia Railroad, was in this lace, few
DAYS ago, and informed us that he had ordered
4 survey for a railroad from GrccnvilIc, South
Carolina to this place, by Jones Ga?-a new
pass Of the mountain, supposed I" be cmincntly
practicable. We are glad TO witness this
evidence of interest in the lrcnch Broad Road
by the Grccn,ile Company. As bcggar>
>hoali not be chouser<," we do not know that
it becomes tie friends of the road in this State
to say wHcIi route they prefer. So fur as we
arc o ce!ncl, VIC desire the road at all haza: ds
The contractors, We learn have already COM
nciced operations in Tennessee,
ASbcrHc Spectator.
Mr.. WrrsrEn's ESTATE.--Thc executors OF
ihc estate Of Daniel Webster l,av" sent printed
circulars to persons having claims against the
sane il. which it is stated that the nett amount
Of assets in their hands is S35, 5,lSOS9, and the
amount Of Claims Sl3j, 900.
The Executors arc now lnaklnga Distribution
among the crclitors. They divcidc twenty Oh"
and thrcc-qumtcrs per ccntum, retaining III hand
about one per cent, 10 dcfray cXpcn cS and
charges in the suit against the city of New
Orleans for u claim Of $3.50 for counsel fees
m the Gainc, controversy. Boston T'icgruph.
Ills EHccllcncy Gov. Adams, has taken Il
I.oi." IN Cnlumhia, which VII he his rc d"n'c
and consequently headquarters tt''iI. III. time,
Vii. l. tinc health al spirit.
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Another Schedule.

We have been favored by Mr. James Jones the po-
lite and accommodating Agent of the Rail Road at
this place, with the following new Schedule on our
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Commercial Intelligence.

cncd l4d. The sales on Saturday comprised
COCO bales, and on Monday and Tuesday Go0o
The stock of Cotton in port is only 5000 bales
less than had been estimated.
The LIVERPOOL BREADsrrFFs MAEKEr.-
Wheat and flour were unsettled, and only lim
ted business had been transacted.
TuE LIVERPOOL GENERAL MAEKETs.-Frovi
sions had advanced, but closed dull.
The London Money Market Was stringent, and
Consols closed at 81 10.
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Tzy- We are authorized to announce Rev.
JOHN i. JOY, as a Candidate for reelection
to the office of Ordinary for Kcrshaw District
at the ensuing election.
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CAMDEN PRICES CURRENT.

nZY@Wc are authorized to announce Capt
B. Jones as candidate for COLONEL, Of the
22nd Regiment, S. c. NJ. at the ensuing cleo
ton.
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TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE
EHiCr From Europe.

New YoRK. November G.-Thc L. S. Mail
steam ship .!raGo has arrived at this port from
Havrc, with ailr ices to the 24th ult.
The British and North American Royal Mai
steam ship asia arrived ut Liverpool on the
moruiur of the 22l ult., from Boston.
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Sheriff Sales.

Sheriff Sales.
PY virtue Of sundry Writs Of FL Fa. to me direct
ID ed, will sell on the first Monday and day fol-
lowing in December next before the the Court House
door in Camden, between the legal hours of SALE the
following property to-wt:
43O Acres of Land, more or less lying on the waters
Of Grannys Quarter Creek, adjoining lands of Wm
Gaskns, Dr. f. A. salnlond, land claimed by Ste
phen Gibson, and Others levied upon the property
of Francis SUMTER Executor Of Thos Sumter, at the
suit of the President aud Directors Of the Bank Of
the State Of S. G.
Also, 200 Acres or less levied on as the prop.
erty Of Cyburn Blackwell, and to be sold at suit Of
John Robertson, Wm. Mungo and others.
\. BARNES, S. K. D.
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Notice.

4 LII those indebted to the subscriber by no,e or
n account will please cali at an early day and set
tie the same. JAMES McEWEN
Nov. l3, 4G IT,
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WEST INDIA FRUITS.

lIE would respectfully inform his friends
l. aud the public generally that lie sole contractor
for all the fruit brought by steamer Isabel from Ha-
vana and will continue to supply them and the trade
at his usual low prices
The "Isabclkarrires on the 18th and 2sth Of each
month with all kinds o. West India Fruit viz Oranges
Pine Apples, Bananas and Plantains, all of which
will be sold low by ISAAC HARRIS,
Nov. l3-2t. 80 Market ST. Charleston, S. G..
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For Sale.

TWO FOURHORSE WAGONS, and CART,
i also. CORN. RYE and WHEAT,
Nov. l3-tf J D MURRAY
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nzy" The friends Of KENNETH McKAS-
KILL, Jr. announce him as Candidate for Or
dinary of kershaw District at the ensuing cleo
tinn
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CAPITAL $4,000.
25l Prizes amounting 10

25l Prizes amounting 10 S3OUU0
Only 10000 Numbers Tickets So; Halves $780,
Quarters 81 25. In this Scheme if you draw anything,
even the lowest Prize it will be five times the cost Of
the Ticket Prizes payable in full without deducton-
and every Prize is drawn at each Drawing, and some
person must get them Orders strictly confidential.
Drawings sent to orders Registered letters at my.
risk Bills on all solvent Banks at par. .
Address JAS +. WINTER,
Nov. l3-tf. Macon, Ga.
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THE PEOPLES STORE
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

L AAh 144No w 4@a 4C4S 0OS0S'
THE subscribers beg leave to inform their friends
i and customers and the public in general that
they have now on hand large and well selected
stock Of Fall and Winter Goods consisting in part as
follows:
LADIES' DRESS GOODS
CALICOES, MUSLIN,
GINGHAMS, CASHMERE,
MERlNOS, ALPACCAS,
SfIAWLS MANTILLAS,
EMBROIDERIES,
BONNETS, RIBBONS.
We also call attention to our assortment of
RE- DY.MADE CLOTHING,
PLAID GOODS,
DOMESTICS,
HATS AND CAPS
GROCERIES,
combined with good many other articles too numc.
rous to mention, which we will sell low for cash.
thankful for past Mvours we hope together with
great variety Of stock and low prices, to merit an
increased share of patronage.
Nov l3-tf. DIECK FRANK.
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His ExcclIcncy Gov. Adams, has taken a
hoH." IN Cnluulia, which VII h" his rr;l"u'c
and consequently headquarters f,n III. time,
u"is /. tnr health al spirit.
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CRhHEs GREET z.cfDI,lt ) = assis
MOORE COUNT NC.


The Trustees are happy to announce to the public
that the first Session OF this Institution will open
Tuesday the lst of january next, under the super
vision OF Mr. HENRY ". MCMILLAN ts Principal.
Mr. Mcmillan is graduate of the University of North
Carolina AID his testimonials OF the highest char
after and warrant the Trustees in giving
to ALI who feel disposed to patronize the Istitu
tion that they will have the advantage of systematic
and thorough instruction. i=- ts--+s-
The Academy is situated nine m.ies east ofCarthage
near the Fayetteville and Western Plank Road. in the
midst of very healthy. moral ad int.li gent neigh
borhood. and it Will therefore be free from many Of
the vit;ating influences which much intanecr the
helth an morals of students in towns aud villages
In order that the benefits Of the Institution may be
within the re.c! of all til. following low rates OF
Tuition per Session. payable il advance, have iccn
adopted: ".ffa
English. according TO aivancepcnt, $40 and ST. SO
Latin. Greek. French and Ii: s5ier i,r;:l- ~,
chcs of Mathematics SIS 90
Excellent Boar,l-rooms, light washing and bedding
incutled-can be obtained i'll the cinity at from Sc
to ST per month.
DONALD IcDONALD Sec's
December II. 1850. 76 st
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SOAP FACTOR Y

The undersigned having purchased til. SOAP AND
CANDLE FACTORY from NJ M,Ssrs. Smith < Mc.ac.
and formed par ner~ip tor the purpose of CARRYING
the offer the ivora Ill. ilItcenlaut 10
the ira lie for the supply of SO Ap AND CANDLES of
their own mahuac acture. ofa superior quality. They
will guarantee their Soaps. both soft an'! hard 10 he
equal. and at prizes los i,e hou .t in
other market. Their Candles Will be toi4ld el t.I
the hardest mould Talow Candles from any Factory
il the country They ,ecttlly solicit the patronage
of the trade. ald families of the town.
GREASE. GREASE-The highest market price
will be paid for GREASE taken in exchange for SoaI
Candles. Families in would do we'll save
their Grease and exchange it for Soap
MILES COSHN.
JOHN GAFEOID.
WilmiEgto Dec. 1858. :5m
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6,OuO Acres s.anai for Sale.

We offer for sale. body of fine Turpentine lands.
containing about G00O Acres There is now thirteen
crops of Boxes portion of which has been worked one
season and balance two One twenty five BIB.
Still. with all the necessary arrangements, buildings
&c. to carry the TuYpentine business-situated in
Cumberland County about twenty miles from Faytte-
Vile and from one to three miles from Little River
We will sell the above Lands for S6 800.
~ 4.as Rl&k ~ sstt-Is53e assS TROY tG MARSH.
Dec.s5, 1855. = 75-6t - 'sss
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DANIEL. CLARK

Successor & l.-csGva art:,
Has just returned from the North. where he has Sc
lccted OF the best stocks Of
RELY Iint. CLOTHING
Ever offered in tl~ market. and which he
fully calls the attention of discerning. public.
y B. Customers Clothing made to order as here
fore in the best style of the art. and reasonable
terms
Those gentlemen vino wish to adopt the very
LATEST STYLES wcnld do we'll to call in and ey-
anime THE LARGE -A>D BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT
SifA\G1IAIS OIL hand at this establishment.
Sept. Il. 3m
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D. w. c. BENBOW, d. u. s.,
Graduate Of Baltimore College of
EEHTA.. SIRGEEX.

f5zz<<EE:.Ts. Office hours from 9 \. N. +. NJ
O-I-ILJ ; p. NJ. 10 l.. NJ
DIR. BENBOW may be found at his Room near the
Market where all who in need OF the ser1ic of
Dentist respectfully invited to call. All opera
tioas performed upon the latest and approved
plans TO those III need OF artificial Teeth. he would
simply that he is behind in imlrov cnent. He
inserts from one to entire set upon fine Gold
Plat;na plate, which he guarantees o lie equally
scrviceale Is the natural organs.
He spends nine months of each year in this place
Crom first OF October to the first of Julv.)
September 70, l>.,J
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FIFTY TONS CCANO.
The Subscribers receiving their Fall Stock of
e Il q I 4 K + 5. embracing a large and General
assortment III their line which they offer whole
sale buyers at the lowest market rates for cash. Con-
Try l'rod&c- the usual credit prompt payin.
toulurs.
ALSO.
Eff T.rs i,ssi PR J-lIiI GTINO
ior ASA. At cents per pound.
GEO. W WILLIAMS & co.
SEQ. :. !s55 cliff
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On -Ionday last, in Fayetteville. the Road
home. large Calf Skin POCKET BOOK. containing
& considerable quantity Of papers, embracing Notes.
Receipts, &c. among which the following rcco-
iected
n Note made by Jno McItae TO the subscriber for
SiXty-one Dollars and some
One made by A. y. Mex etIstii and Duncan Morrison
for Ten Lars and some cent.
One made by William Mcmillan for Ten Dollars
(Which is paid.)
y receipt from Jno. Muaroe. Constable for three
Judgments.
Two receipts Of One Hundred Dollars each ror soc
i'll Clarendon Bank.
And r.ceipt for Two Shares of Stock in the f. F
High School
The finder will DC suitably rewarded by leaving the
with Cook X J vhiISon j. s. Banks.
DUNCAN SHAW.
Dec 1854
The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1855-12-22
WESTERN RAILROAD Orr1cE,

WESTERN RAILROAD OFFICE,
Nov 80 1855.
r A. rs aiinent of per upon the Capital Stock
Of - oohipahy is called for payable the 1st day
ol 'anuary next; and also Monthly calls of 5 per
whole uneil @ the lst day Of January 1857, when the
'S order OF the Board of Directors
JNO NJ. ROSE,
Treasr w. r. r. Co.