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Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-25

EJ- 1t was announced by a telegraphic
despatch to the California Express, that q
rumor was prevalent in San Francisco on
Wednesday to the eject that, the H. States
authorities would demand the release of
Judge Terry. The reporter was unable to
fiud authority for the rumor. Were it q
Martin Kostza, confined in their "bastile," :"
who had only declared his intention to be-
come an American citizen, instead of a
free born american citizen and supreme
Judge, we doubt not but Summons from
the U. s. Ship of war, John Adams, would
have long since released him from his illegal
prosecutors. Perhaps our reverence for the
institutions of our country, and our belief
in the wisdom Of our forefathers, is too
those who differ with US will give vs. credit
for sincerity, that We cannot see how the
commander of an American vessel of war,
can see the constitution Of his country which
he has sworn to support, violated, and a
free-born American citizen deprived of the
rights guaranteed him by that constitution,
still strut the quarter deck of his vessel, =,
aud wait for an earthquake. or its own
wickedness to sink San Francisco. When
the Army and Navy can sit supnely by and
see cons stitution of the United States tram.
pied upon and violated by an armed mob.
then has the army and navy, indeed, "Lost
the breed Of noble bloods"
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-25

Our old friend, Judge Myers, is mining
extensively and with good prospects. He
was one of the first to prospect thoroughly
the fiat, and who also organized the cele-
brated Live Oak Company. He has built a
very neat little Cottage on the Bluff. and
is surrounded by all the comforts Of sub
stantial home.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-25

New ARRANGEMENT.-C esteemed and
very popular young friend, larry Hunt, has
become the sole proprietor of the Bank Ex-
change. lie is respected by all, and will
not fail to receive his share Of public pa
tronage.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-25
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
leans Hotel, July ADD, 1856.

I'M Covngton, Cherokee; Johnson, Oregon;
Jno Proctor, Charpy's Ranche; ID Cross, Drytown;
Jno Walker, Auburn: Edward Kusel and lady,
Marysville David Dougta,s do A J Snyder do; w II
Hamilton and lady, Sacramento; Hiss Annie Frank
lin do Miss Jennie franklin do; p P Martin do; b )
Mortimer do; Mrs Post and child do; Miss Post do:
Eli Strong do; Mr. Waters do; o D Goodrich, Bidwel.
G A Bancroft do; Jno ThOmps on do; Sidney X Rowe.
North Fork; Stephen Strickland, do.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-25
DEL EaIOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION

At meeting Of the California Democratic State
Central Committee, held In the city Of sacrain-n -nio
Cn the 10Th day OF July 1866, 1t resolved that
DrmncraNc State Convention be called to meet in
the city of sacramento, on TUESDAY. the 9th day Of
September next, for the purpose Of nominating Two
members OF Congress, Clerk of the supreme Court
superintendent of Public Instruct .on State Prison
Director, and four Presidential Electors
The State Centrvl Committee suggest that Sntur.
lay, The 23d day Of August be the day selected by
the different counties fos the election Of Dehea,es TO
sad Democratic Stale Convention.
The following Is the apportioRment of representa-
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-25

EXPRESS FAvoRs--Mr. Watson very kind
ly furnished US with Sacramento Union, San
francisco Alta, Chronicle, Globe and Sun.
Mr.. Harris, OF the c. s Co gave US tho
latest Marysvlle papers lie always re-
members us.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-25

A DENSE POPULATION IN AN UNPOPULAR
PLAcE.-There are fourteen persons now in
the Bidwell Jail on various charges. This
warm weather must place them in the melt
ing mood
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-25
Dissolution Of CO-partnerspip
]. D. BROWN. M. D.

Graduate of New York University, New York Medi
cal Institute Honorary Graduate IS Syracuse McdcsI
College offers his professional services to the mbab
tants of Orovils and vicinity. Oiice at the Oroville
Drug Store, Montgomery street, one door from the
orner of DOwner street.
July IA, 1856 Nli-tf
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-25

THE VERy LATEST. What cannon was
that asked gentleman who was within
hearing of one Of the ratification guns, q
few days since Bu-cGnnOn, of course, was
the very natural response. Very good, says
No. /, has the true ring to it,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-25

l3- To those who have subscribed for the
erection of our County Building, We would
say, look out for the Collector on Saturday.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-25

For the benefit Of our readers We shall
hereafter publish list of the arrivals az
our principal Hotels.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-25
Justices Court,
BEFORE JUSTICE ELLIOTT.

BEFORE JUSTICE ELLIOTT.
This is becoming one of the most business
institutions in Town. One, two, three and
often four trials day--most of which are
for assault and battery
On Monday, John Berdiet was arraipned
Tor committing an assault on David Ievirs.
III the vicinity Of White Rock lie was al-
judged to pay into the treasury of Butte
county, $40, or take an order on Sheriff
Freer for l3 days subsistence. lie chose the
latter, and received marching orders.
Several trials came off yesterday for AS
sauit' drawing deadly weapons, &c.
First came People VS.. Nogary, Lawholm &
Leonard-Drawing deadly weapons. No.
gary sent up for 80 days Leonard all d Law.
HON 30 days each
People vs. NJ Holland--for drawing dead.
~ weapons. Discharged
People vs. NJ Holland--Assault and bat.
cry. The prisoner decamped.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-25

PEOPLES PARTY.-The Grass Valley
Telegraph tBlack Republican, says of the
proposed " Peoples Party"
Peoples Party would have to be in favor
of. and against all sorts of contradictory
principles. 1t would be an ncougruons
IL ass which would necessarily fall to pieces.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-25

EXPRESS NOTICE MeWilliams & Tyne.
son send On Express daily to Thompson's
Flat and Bidwell.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-25

1t will be seen, by his advertisement, that
d D. Jones has disposed of his interest in
the Ale and Liquor business to Mr.. Mar
chella. The old firm have done flourishinr
business, and have been very popular -
From what We hear, there is no reason why
the new one should not succeed equally
we'll. Accompanying the notice of dissolu-
ton was bottle of the best Heidsick that
the inmates Of this Office have had the plea
sure Of cracking. Success to the new firm.
new AUCTION g. COMMISSION HOUSE,
We would call attention to the advertise
meut of Messrs Morse s. Bird, in another
column.
Ia their advertisement they propose to
take sales of Real Estate, Stocks, Minin q
Claims, Live Stock. and every description of
personal property.
Capt, Ralph Bird, one of our eldest oiti-
zens, will take charge of the out door busi-
ness, and from his long acquaintance with
the community of Butte comfy, has many
advantages.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-03-21
Kansas Affairs.

ST. LOUIS. March l2.-Thr Republicans :
correspondent ,cirgrapl,s that the Kansas
Legislature met and organized at Topeka on
tn" 4th inst. Gov. Robinson, in his mes
sage, which is mostly devoted to a review
of the history Of Kansas, says /, is un!rr,
stood that the United States Deputy Mar.
sial was privately instructed to arres,
menlers Of the Legislature. and resistance
would be offered-not finger would H..
raised against the Federal Governments
authority until there was no hope but il,
revolution. He calls for military orcaniza.
tIon against the scnlping knife Of the west,
and the revolution in the east.
The Independence correspondent tel..-
graphs that the Free Legislature adjourned
to Lawrence, and WAS still in session Their.
on Saturday. Governor Sln,nnon had gone
there to ascertain what WAS being done. and
v"'ience was apprclendrd. There is SOM,
little excitement on the horlrr, aud lUU
Sharps rifles and tw" prres of cannon had
been intercepted at Lexington. and w-r.
being held hy the citizens subject to tn,
orders Of Governor SlIamon.
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The State Agricultural Society.

To THE PEurLE OF SoUTn Carolina
The Secretary is ready to receive the sub
srripti"ns IF Life Membership, rlup "n tI,,
lst OF Jnnnarv. $50. n, tlip S...irtv Rooms,
Columbia, s. c. BG"ks for subscription It,
Lift. Memberships, Aunual Memberships,
and the :S"uth Carolina AgricuI,urist," ar.
opened f"r the reception If names.
For A LIFE MEMBERSHIP nf S25 the
subscribers will receive scrip, which will
entitlc them tn the freedom of the S,nicr,
As Members and Exhibitors. AMI \ copy .,t
the paper If the Sm:iety should EYER h.,
discontinued, the original fee will be re-
turned, and the interest only will b. nsed.
ANNUAL MEMDERsu,p Of 81 entities tn,
Member to a ti.krt Of admission to tin.
Fair during the week. and the privilege of
exhibiting without charge.
The subscription t" "rnE SoUrn CAno-
LIMA AcRrcvLruKIsr" is 81 per annurn, in
advance. Vide prospectus.
Gentlemen it, various parts of the State
will br designated hereafter, VIII" will re-
o. i've subscriptions Of Lif. Membership. aud
deliver scrip for the same. wunIi thank
the papers Of the State to copy, or notit..
-'litorially, the information contained
;lve. A. G.. SUMMER.
Secretary and Treasurer S. A. Society.
Columbia, S. c.
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FOR THE INDEPENDENT rREss. I
a Warning TO Farmers.

Messrs. Ediiors: think it proper to
set forth few facts, ns near "a can. arcor-
ding t" the information that have rpcei, cd
and leave it to your wisdom and prudence
whether TO publish them in the I,,depend-
ent Press or not. My design in stating
these facts ia the benefit Of any (if there
should be such) who may have as little in
formation as l had of the harm which cows
are liable to sustain by eating sweet po,a.
toes, when decaycd or partially so.
Recently Ind some potnto banks open.
ed, and f"nnd then, largely lrcay..l. There
WAS considerable amount of them thrown
out to the hogs. The milrll COWS an, stock
"attle got to them and ate. How many, I
know not. The cattle were in good keeping,
and likely ate heartily of them. N"r
should have prevented it hal been pres
en', as never had heard, that can recol
l'"t, OF decayei potatoes injuring cattle.
Soon after they had ate Of the potatoes one
and another were taken sick, and in less
than week seren head died. Ten in all
were made Sick, but three arc likely to re-.
cover.
We used every remedy that we and our
friends Thought Of, but noihing relieved
the poor suffering animals. They appeared
to be i'll great distress from r diffi.uIty in
breathing; and after they were dead, upon
opening two of them, their lungs were found
to hr bully copgcsetd. We never co,,ll at
tribute their sickness to anything other than
he use Of the potato in dccaycd con-
.litinn.
If you are disposed to insert these facts.
AMI any ono sl,oull take warning from it,
AMI use sufficient caution to prevent the
like among their stock. I am sure that I
shall be gra'ifie'l, and shall bo left to feel
that hive ted II hop') with proper
fidelity towards my fellow men.
JOEL w. TOWNSEND.
Cokesbury, S. c., March Is. 1855. =
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Ho! for Kansas!

WE are requested hy the Committee an
pointed TO get subscriptions 10 aid emf
grants t" Kansas to say to the citizpns OF
the District, that they are now rcn.,v t..
receive money, or subscriptions. tn aid il,
this truly Southern cause that many
y"ung men Of the first r.Spectahility and
standing in the District have announced
themselves as ready to leave G,r K:u sas, as
soon as the fun's to bear their expenses ar,
raised. So. como forward, We lovers OF
Southern institutions, and show Your faitl,
ly your works. II you cant gn yourselves
you can give something to ait' those ~h
can. Now. or never! All agree that the
destiny OF the South hangs upon Kansas.
IT it should terome slave State, We shall
have peace f'r tho future; but If free
State, G"l only knows what will m the
consequence. We, tho Snuthern States
can make it slave State. if we will; and
if we should 7hrglecr to do So. having the
power, We will deserve our fate, be it wha,
it may.
s". let every citizen give something. We
see that some of our citizens have done
n''bly, tw giving ono hundred dollars each
A few hundreds Of these sort Of men, anil
enough Of the right sort of emigranis, will
make Kansas slave State, ii prompt artion
he taken. But there is certainly no time
to lie lost. The work has been delayed
long enough already, if it is intended to do
anything ut all.
Above all. we would say, let reliable an.l
rr,,stw"r,hy e,nigrants be enlisted. No 9th.
er sort should b. sent on such mission.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-03-21
SlleriF,s Sales.

RT virtue of sundry Writs of Fera Faciss
ID to me directed, u i'll sell At Ahhev;i1s
Court House. on the first Monday in rApriE
next, within the legal hours of sale, the follow.
ing property. to wit:
. 1875 Acres Of Land. more or less, bounded
hy Jno. W. Bighy, Widow Webster and Others,
a. the property Of Henson Posey, ads Charles
Murphy and others.
=, 6e Acres more or less bounded by Elias
Banks. 3 q. Edtnunds and Others as the prop.
and Others. EV. = Fl['a7ss
200 Acres, more or les. bounded by. Josiah.
Patterson. Geo. Patterson aud others, as tho.
property Of Sarn'l Wfdemsn. ada A. Harmon.
aud others. 81 - =E.-s's,f y = - ~. :;
$50 Acres. more or: less, ), bounded by VIM.
Harris, DR.. Pressly and Others, as the property
"f John Ruff ads. J. II. Wideman, Assignee
aud Others - - so 2. :.
6OO Acres, more or less. bounded by N.
sharp. &C. Waters and othrrs. ss the proper
ty Of the Estate of Reuben Robertson. decd:
ads. X. Y. Jones and others -
2lb Acres, mnre or less, bounded by w. +.
Manldn. B. D. Kay and others as the property
"f Jno. G. Spesrs ads. j. Whitner and others,
~ 800 Acres. more orsl less bounded by VIM.
White, RObtSimpson and others; Al the prop
erty OF A. Mauldin, ads y. G. DannsiIy d Co.,.
and othera2s i III s
. House and Lot at Hodges Depot. eSntain-
ing one Acre. more or less .bonndsd BY e. W.
Hodges. James Anderson and othefs sss the
propert 3 of Aaron Pitts ads. Robertss & Adams
ard OF hers : l. n :
TksMa cAaH 3ss. -
Sherifs Office March I 8, 1855 S.. ss,s II
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A LETTER from Senator Evans, as als,
an editorial articlo from the Carolina SDor.
'on' on the question "f representing South
Carolina i'll the Democratic Convention,
appear in other columns Of this weeks
Press, to which we invite the attvEtion Of
the people Of this District. a meeting will
|" held, We suppose. "n sale-day. with view
10 representing the people Of Abbev,llc, or
such portion ms 'lrsirc to he represented, in
the May Convention. and it is proper that
every citizen should take some interest in
the subject. It is IN Important one, and
should he considered in the light Of 1,rrsen,
circumstances. and not in reference to tn,
''tme.lo"ored policy" of the past.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-03-21

ARREST OF AN EscArED CoNvIcr.-
About l0orlrk last night officers Mellow
ell and Tw''I,i'l arrested Calvin Iswis, an
escaped convict frmn the Peni,cntiarv 1T
Mille'lgeviIle, Georgia. Tic was found in
bed with his brother at the house of Mr..
Veronry OH Line street. About week n.
go the Mayor received a handbill deecrh
ing said Lewis rs III escaped convict, since
which time the officers have been on the
alert, and yesterday they got upon his trail,
and overlook him "a above stated. H. was
put in the Pcnitentiary for rohbing th:.
Georgia railroad. He was remanird ia
prison. where he will be kept till the author.
ities at Milledgeyille can le heard from.
~ Charleston Nesps.
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Citation.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

ABBEvILLE DISTRICT.
By WILLIAM HILL. ESQ. Ordinary Of Able.
vile District:
L. HEREAS. Geo. McDufie Watson has an
W piled to me for Letters of Administrator
on all and singular the goods and chat.
tells rights md credits of Margaret Watson. late
Of the District aforesaid, deceased:
all and singular the kindred and creditors Of
saii deceased, to be and appear before me, at
our next Or,iinarv's Court for the said Distriet
to he holden at AbbevilIe Court House. on the
Third day of April next, to show cause.
II any, why the said administrators
should not be granted. :
Given under my hand and seal, this seven.
teenth day of March. in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and fifty.six,
and in the eightieth year of American
Independence
W. HILL, o. Il. D.
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MAR K ETS.

ABBEEILLE, March 2O-Curro. The
'"onnt offered during the past week has not
exceeded 20n bnlcs, most of which was taken
at prices ranging from 8 to IT. A fair article
will be readily taken Mt st.
COLUMBIA, March l8.-CorroN.-Weather
being unfavorable Yesterday. but little was
done in the cotton market. Prices range from,
8 to % extremes.
CHAR .ESTON, March ls.-Sa,es of cotton
to-day amount to 3.+b0 bales. at 81 q lO}.
B No report from Hamburg market this
week.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-03-21

a PERSONAL difficulty. between Mai
EARLE OF the Anderson Gozette. and Dr.
METTs, OF Union District, growing out of II
rnther incorporate newspaper discussion Of
the Cincinnati Convention subject, we learn,
assumed somewhat Of threatening char.
ar'cr one day last week. "l'is,ols and roi:
fee We're toikcd Of, but it wis finally de-.
terminrd I" leave the former out of ,I,. bill
"f fare. We look for 'rar.l" from the
BOARD Of Honor" to whom the matter has
been referred, in n few davs.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-03-21

possess no power. 1t is boil, untrue anil
absurd to assert that the sovereign State
be it South Carolina or any oller-is thus
chained TO the car Of party, or bound to d-
rect her electoral support in the indicated
channel. As was recently said by the
Charleston News, only the party pariicipa-
ting in convention is represented, and not
the State; no mass of population, without
sanction Of recognized authority, can bind
to special action sovereign State. TIL.
contrary assumption is cIaptrap, and bcneatl,
the dignity of craftsmanship.
Carolina Spartan.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-03-21
Ernest Linwood.

Os a late visit to Newberry village we
were presented by our fr:eni DurylE, the
enterprising ho"kseller in that. place, with a
beautiful volume of four hundred and sixty.
seven pages, bearing the ah. ve title, the
last and Thy many said TO l~-) the best of
the literary efforts Of the late Mrs. CAROLINE
LEE HEr1z. As we have not yet f,nnd
time to read it thoroughly. ws extract the
following paragraph from one Of the many
n"tisr< We have SEEN Of the work:
-Tlis thrilling AMI beautiful romance will
be read With RI iniensrr interest. h.rau.e
il was the last work written by tl,e lovely
and giftrd author irf.,re her pure and gen
tie ,pirit passed into the unknown land. II
Is the crowIIing literary effnrt of her lif..
surpassing all her former rnInances, n,,mpr.
GUS aud excellent RS they have t.pn. Every
Pag- beams with h+auty : and tl,ongl, it il
n". in she general a4r'laation of the Phrase,
a religious novel. the Lessons inr,l..atel IN It
are "a full Of purity, AMI holiness as those
eyer ,nttend by Christian preachesf f-om sa.
cred desk. Tile main OLD ct nf nfil,istouclif5p
i'te story-in which the passionate and
Jealous Ernest and the loving. anil .pure
hearted Gahri. Tia figure as herr, and l,tn,jne
lis to illustrate linw vain it IL f:,r one n,
se' K, ar 10 expert to find, ,endnring pleax,,re
and satisfaction in any tar,hlyslair,p. how.
ever noble, or pure; tn show Inv nm ali.
absorbing, jralu@ k,yiis may :inflitt no, only
on tht l,v.r sa,al ,hs loved Int likrwisa d,
y -. 0 ECrW-
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-03-21

i, WE noticed. in some Of our exchanges a
short while since. in repor, of proceedings
IN the fittshurg Abolition. .l,lack- RrpubIi.
can Convention, the name Of QUO Mr.. Bokp,
As delegate from South Carolina! HhD
Is Dir. BoSpa and who sent him. We
can hardly think he is now, If be ever hxs
been. citizen Of this State. Psrhap. he is
some 'un.a way negro 60. over amongst
those "dssger worslhirp+rs" Of the North.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-03-21
ESTRAY MULE.
Citation.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

ABDErlLLE DISTRICT.
By WILLIAM HILL, ESQ, Ordinary Of Able
willie District:
N!liEREAS G. w. Huckabee has applied
" to ME for Letters If Administrator on
"ll and singular the goods aud chattels. rights
nnsl credits Of Henry F. Power, late of the
district aforesaid. deceased:
These are. therefore, to cite and admonisl,
all aud singular the Kindred and creditors oi
said deceased, to be anil appear before ME, at
our neat 'rdinarys Court tor the sid District,
to tie holden ut Ahbcviile Court House, on the
Fifth day Of April next to show eause, il
any. why the said minis.ration shou
not he granted.
Given under my hand and seal. this twcn
tieth day of March, in the yeur of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred ano fftv.six
and in the ciyhtieth year of Americau
Independence.
". HILL. O. a. D.
Diarch ~. 1853. 46-2t
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RoDISsoN d ELDKEp are coming with
their circus and other shows. They have
recently exhibited for two weeks c,.ns..c,,-
lively before immense aurlirnrrs in Charles
ton; and, judging from the tome "f the press
there. gave great satisf",i"n. They prom.
iso TO 40 us much for the people IN here as
they did for the city folk. Sec advertise.
ment. - ~
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-03-21

WE are indebted to snme friend for n
copy of the Annual Catalogue of the So,,,h
Carolina College. From it We learn tina,
there were, at the time it was prepared, n
total Of one hundred and eighty stu.lrnts in
the COLLEGE. viz: resident graduates, 8: Sc
n'or class. ~: junior class. 40; sophomors
class, '65; freshman class, %.
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Head Quarters,
Sixth Regiment :. C.. Militia,
MARCH Is, 1856.


MARCH A1s. 1856.
I'VE Upper and Lower Battalions, :compri-
Il sing the Sixth Regiment South Carofin.
Militia. will Parade for Drill and Review at
their respective Parade Grounds, viz:
The Upper Battalion at brakes Old. Field,
ON Saturday. the 81 of Msy next;
The Lower Battalion at Chslk Level. on
Saturday. the 10Th Of May. -
The Officers. commissioned and on-cornmis.
s"ned, will attend the day previous for drill.
and instruction. -
Captains commanding Beat Companies will
mands. -rc' - 80 H.-. :,
The Jocasse Band will attend at brakes ON
the 81, aud the C"keshnry Band at Chalk Level
U" the 10th Of May. by ~ O'Clock q. m.
Lieut. Col Clnkscales is charged with The
exten ion of this Order in the Upper Battalion:
and, in the absence of Maj. Hodges, Capt. J.EW.
talon.
BY order of Col. T. J. ROBERTS.
=, j. j. ADAMS. Adi't.
mar q 46l tl0m
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A Number One Negro for Sale.

A GIRL, fifteen years of age, well grown,
perfectly sound and healthy, and An excel.
lent h"e-hand, (nevcr has been used to
ph'w,) is offered for sale. Apply to Mr.. F.
l.. ROBERTSON, Auctionrer.
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CONSIGNEES.

The following persons have freight in the
Del'"t nt Ahhevile:-
Jones. G T Haskell. J a Hunter, NJ Israel
Il u, 1:"'nnx Cobb n X OK, Wicr d Miller
V II War.law, II W Lawson. Wnr,ilnw d /.
II Dnrant. II War.llaw & Son. W J TAYLOR
:! a Allen, Wearn, + } Taylor. . T pnrcl,-r
Patton. } 1y"n. r Gailard (carc J Lew
ia). = Ashire. Towers, &c Perrin, W B Dorm
Jordan, I. Giles.
ID. X. SONDLEY, Agt.
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WE are informed that the sum of three
hundred dollars, IN cash. has been received
from Greenwood Ly tho Kansas Committee
and that other PORTIONS OF the District arc
''r~'y contributing. We learn, also, TINT
Nix most respectable and reliable young ,nrn
have already enrolled themselves us emi.
grants.