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PRESIDENTS MESSAGE CINCINNATI
CONVENTION.

Al last the slavery question has reach
ed point, which Mr. Calhoun and every
South Carolinan desiring its settlement
one way or the other, have 50 long and
so ardentIy wished. 1t is related Of Mr.
Calhoun,t that whilst the comprom e meas.
urcs were being discussed, some one han
ded linn a copy ola paper edited Ly Hen.
Ky WARD BEgCHER. In which there wa.
an article, com mrntiug on the folly Of at.
tempting compromise on a question con.
ccrning which there existed such conflict.
ing opinions; the writer went on to say
that no compromise conld heal the wound
the probe would have to be applied di-
rectly TO it; Il large portion OF Northern
people had resolved that there should be
no more SLAVE States, slavery must forever
afteI be restricted the South ern people
had declared against restriction. These
were the issues in violent conflict with
each other. Agitation would continue
until 'hcy were settled. After reading
them, Mr.. Calhoun declared his thorough
coincidence Of opinion with the wrter.
Tho issue would have to be met; il would
eventually come up compromise might
defer it, it could not permanently remove
1t. How true to the letter have his pre-.
dictions been fulfilled. Where are the
Missouri Compromise and the Comprom-
ise of ls50l Both forgotten. Tho agits.
ton has reached the fiual point. A great
party is now in the field, under the impo.
sing name Of Republican, headed by WV
II. SEWARD, whose war-cry is now " No
compromise with Slavery" "No more
Slave States and a "financial restriction
Of the powers Of the priviieged class ;" as
they call the people of ihe Southern Sta.
ies. President PIERcE.and tho party that
placed him in power, have taken up the
gauntlet, and now the Issues are joined.
What now has Sou III Carolina 10 do /!
Has she any reason for standiug aloofwiih
arms folded, looking with proud indiff.r.
ence on the struggle! Can she now SAYS
heretofore, that the slavery question was
being overlooked, and therefore she would
attach herself to no partyi She cannos cay
so. A Northern President has discussed
tho subject fully and frmIy,and even from
the White Hoose,the constitutional rights
oftke South have received strenuous aud
t1"g:r;:AS '.aai.....os. " res.crs .h,
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Our Session PAPER

Having mad" arrangements to furnish
full and accurate reports Of legislative nn,l
other proceedings, 10y the engagement, OF
the best reporters, VIC offer our Daily Ses.
sion Paper, on the usual terms Of one DOL.
lar for the session, free Of postage.
Having the advantage Of Hoes Nam,
moth press, which will print both sides oi
the paper at the same time, we will be able
to keep it open to the latest hour, and
thus have an advantage never previously
enjoyed in Columbia. Every etFor, will
be used to make satisfactory to our sub.
scibers. L. W. GIBBES.
COLUMBIA. Oct &c.
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Columbia. January 10, 1856.

Columbia. January 10, 1856.
BY his cSccllcncy, J. II. ADAMS, Governor
and Commandcr-in. Chief in and over tho
State Of South Carolina:
"HEREAS, Information has been re.
w ceived at this Department that muir
der was committed on the body Of f. J. Lew.
is. IN tho lllh of November last by Is. +.
Ihcrrel, in Lancaster District, and that said
Therrei has fed from justice.
Now, know we, that to the end Justice
may be done, and that the said Therrrl may
10 brought to legal trial for his offsncC Ms
aforesaid, |. J. II. ADAMS, Governor rs A.
forcsaid. do Issue this my proclamation, of.
fcring a rewurd Of THREE HUNDRED
DOLLARS for his apprehension and dvliy.
cry into any Jail in this State.
Said Theirei is described as being about
B feet, or 8 inches high, light hair, blue
eyes, thick lips. short neck, with d-~p dent
in middle Of lower lip, down cast look, nose
rather flat, shoulders a little dropped, fair
skin, thin beard, between 40 and 25 years o!
age, aud ID carpenter or mil. wright by
trade.
LIS. Given under NV hand and the seal o,
Of The State, the day snd year above writ.
ten. J. ii. ADAMS.
J. PATTERSON. Secretary Of State.
Jan. l6 Sw.
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INDIVIDUAL MANAGEMENTvs MA.
TiONAL MlSMANAGEMENT.

John Dull has always pridcd himself
upon his superiority. To use the words Of
Sam Slick, an Eng'ish'nsn thinks "tbat
; when nature formed him she borke the
mould there never was, never can, and
never will be another like him."
No country has more reason TO be proud
Of her men of business and cn;crprisiny
merchants than GreatBritain:at the same
time no nation has greater need to Ia
ment tho utter incompetency of her Off
cials, and to deplore the want Of energy
which seems to pervaLe every class Of the
Queens servants. Officials without off.
ccs; offices without officials.
Let us now take the case Of an indivi,l.
ual who has earned for himself a world
wide fame--we refer to Professor Hollow
ny. Having discovered an efiicacious re-
medy for nearly every i'll ,ha, flesh is heir
to" lie has by his own exer,ions gradual
ly, but surely, disseminated his remedies
through every part Of the known world.
Commencing with London as his central
point, he has by diet Of perseverance, tact
and energy the sure signs Of a master
m;pd> u,aic Known his Mills and o;,,m.n,
70 ,he vary ,x,rsm.s os ,ho commas.
WLs,hor Won ,r.v,j r,r,h ms, ,no.,
so,,b ror c,r,o, r;o,. -,
u,., d,os no, roa.,, ,h ,,,o, .t;..
oJ br ,b;s worSorf,, .r1 ;nl.f,,;n,,,o
mn, ,rr.,. :, ro ;r.,.,,. m s.I q
apv public man b,v;,c ever n,o.cbed
>, s,.h , xor,a.;l, oaiohr;, D.
sssor IJolIowor w, s,o.i. 49,, or,:,
no1;cir.s ., ,,.sor, .,,horx,, va ,...
iuduh;t,h,e rcas,,p. far hoI;rv;no ,b,, ,hor
have been prove! 10y thousands to be in.
valuable; Lu, of the en,erpri. and skill in
the system OF advertising pnrsued by Pro
| fcssor Holloway, who las thus by per
feet knowledge of business, and an enlar.
ged view, succeeded where thousands have
| failed either from want Of judgement
or crcumscribed mcaus. Take again the
Professors extensive reading rooms at his
establishment in London, why there is no,
one in the world to be compared to &.
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whole agitation. He state. TIM, while tho

whole agitation. lie states thnt while the
people Of the South, shave not officiously
intermeddlcd with the social institutions of
the Northern States, too many of the in.
habitan,s of the latter are permanently
organized in associations TO pflict injury
on the former, hy wrongful acts, which
would be the cause OF war as between for
cign powers, and only fail to be such in
our system, because perpe,ua,ed under
cover Of the Union" Can language be
stronger ! He yet goes on to review the
whole history Of territorial acquisition,
showing how unjust are the charges, made
against the South, Of aggression. We
can no longer act indiflerently. The ques.
ton now is, will we stand by the admin
isi9ation and the party which now stands
in unbroken phalanx around it; or will we
aid Seward and the Republicans Will
South Carolina, 10y witsEolding herself
from the Democratic Convention weaken
the Democratic Party, AMI thus mid the
Republicans or will she not rather, now,
that they have made slavery the question
of paramount Importance, unite with
them in Convention. Nj. CALHOUN was
not indisposed, TO going into Convention
III l943, as Col. ORR shows in his letter /:
while it is matter Of his,ory that he went
into the Democratic Caucus which nomi
mated Mr.. MONROE, and took an active
part in its proceedings. We confidently
believe ifhe were now alive. lie would a.
gain unite with them. since they are no
longer treating the slavery question as Of
minor Importance. See what disastrous
consequences would result, were other
Southern States to follow our example I
The Democratic Party would be disorgan
lied and defeated; while the Republicans
urder the drill and leadership of WM. II.
SEWARD, would march forward in unbro-
ken strength, and take possession of the
Federal Government; and although By SO
doing they would force upon us lissolu.
ton Of the Union,yet they would have NIL
tue power OF the Federal treasury, army
and navy TO aid them against us. If dis.
solution is ever forced upon US, let US
Q! the south leave no stone unturned to
secure tle Federal strength on our side
the constitutional side, as would happen
with DICKINsoS FIERCE or DALLAS in
the Presidential chair. 1t is Jolly in US to
he lhering to custom, when the circum
stances upon which that custom was \.
dop,ed have changed, and which il imi,s
ted by our sister States, would bring dis.
astcrs upon Southern rights and inter
cs;s.
Winsborough Register.
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Lands g. Lots for Sale.

Dorra, L. Perry, widow In Equity Lanca--
1t al, ter Bill for aslr
vs.. Sof Real Estate of
Benz Williams & wife, Zaid'cs Perry.
etal. deceased.
In pursuance of the decree efthc Court of
Equity. made in above usc. Jun. Term 1855,
will sell at Lancaster e. a. on the LIST Mon
day, ths.Tih dav of January 1856. the ful-
lowing hev,s ofLand belonging Zadduck
Perry, deed, viz:
One tract or parcel Of Land, No. ], con.
tanning 23i acres more or l-ss, adjoining
Lots Of VIM. a. Moore, John Adams, T.. Is.
Jones. II. X. Prize, Est. 4, Perry, Lot No.3
and the road TO Camden.
Also, tract or parcel, No J, containing
23i acres more or less, bounded by tract
No. !. Estate Of 4. Perry, tract No. 3, aud
the Camden Road.
Al,o..l trrct or parcel Of Land, Ma. 3. con-
tan'ng 2S acrrs more or less. boand,i by
Lot No. ., Est. II. Perry. VI. Clinton, James
Robins and The Camden Road
Those parcels of Land are s;tuated md
adjon the village of Lancaster on the Sunii,
and front Oh THE Camden Road. and run back
80 m to include a part of The woods. Their,
are some desirable buildings sites mn tho
same,
Also, 30 acres more or less, bounded by
Bear Greek. Land- Of M. Clinton, E-t r..
fearry, and III. r. Price, a part in woods, u
considerable portion good bottoms.
Also, 81 cres more ar less. west Of Bear
Creek. beand. d by Lands of DR.. WyH., St..
phcn Williams, NJ. Clinton. aud Bear Greek ,
partly la woods and bottom land.
TERas--i2 months credit with Interest,
Bond with approved Surriics and a mort
gage, except as much cash as viii pay costs.
). WIrHEBSpOON. O 81. Il.
Deer 1893. 53-2t prs. f.c $3.50
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LEGISLATIVE REPORTS.

The subscribers will issue every morning
during tho session Of the South Carolinr
Legislature, full reports Of the proceeding.
ofboth branch,s. including Spec, hes, and
at the close of the session put up, in nsa,
quarter - the entire matter, printed on
first quail Papcr and neatly bound, Cor IS
per copy.
As our rrports are intended to be complete
our patrons may expect to learn more of
the bnsincs, Of the Legislature than has
heretofore been reported.
The Times will be supplied daily for 81 .oC
during the session and directed through tho
Post Office to any point
Fris. class S,cnographie Reporters are
engaged, and no expense or labor will b,
avoided that may be necessary TO ur com
pletc success. Our friends will please forward
their orders.
+. II. BRrrroS g. Co.
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Look at this.

Any person who will bring us the
names Of four new subscribers, and eight
dollars in cash, we will give him a hand
somely bound book, worth 81 so. Any
one who brings 3 names and Sc 10, we
will give him bound book worth 81 90.
Any one who will bring us too names and
81 we will give him most interesting so
Ct novel. The cash must accompany the
names.
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LANCASTER AND T. o. b.

On the outside ofthis papar We give
communication from Lancaster in reply
to T.O.B'S lsst.--This closes the con,ru
versy, so far as the paper is concerned
1t is needless for us to say, that we hav.
no interest whatever in the matter. They
are both gentlemen, and We are on the
most friendly terms with both, which rela.
tion we hope may be ever preserved. We
have acted fairy with Doth, but when we
find such controversy injuring us, sell
preservation forces Us to stop it. OF course
the disputants can avail themselves Of hard
bills if they see proper.
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A LIST OF LETTERS,

B-R. Barton, 3. Bradley, E. IL. Brit.
ton.
C-Fanny Craig, j. Croxton, VIC.
CLARKE, S. A. Cruckc,te, WIN. Cook, w.
g. Cauthin.
E-E. =. Ellis, J. Edwards. 81
F-W. l.. Faulkner.
CD. j. Gilbert.
lI-Henderson & Williams F. c. Hich.
It's, H.J. Hancock. s. Hotchliss, D.IIuff
J-Dr. T. Johnston.
P-J. ii. Pos,ele.
L. A. A. Laney, w. Logan.
Mr.. A. MCorcle, J. Miller, Rott.
Marshall.
On. Quick.
R-Rosathe.
S-Bngus. Spence, J. ]. Sims, X. ii.
Stokes, Mss z. Steele.
IA. w. Thomson.
w. Il. Welsh, J. e. Walkul. INV.
Wilkerson.
Persons Calling for letters in the above
list will please say they are advertised.
THUS. r. MAGILL, ?. NJ.
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Cotton in Charleston is worth fiom s
SO to9 l-2 cts.
LITERARY NOTICES.

Avast amount Of phamplets, books &c
have accumulated on our table. To the
most Of these We can only give Slight
notice, not having force to put it in type
and as it would occupy too much room
Several books we have not had time to
read.
GRAHAMs MAGAZINE for January is a
capital number, Its now publisher A. II.
SEQ E-qr, has improved it very much. I,
is second to Blackwood. The first of the
year is good time to subs cridc to it.
We can procure it for our Subscribers for
81.
TuE BRrrsm Reviews we would call
special attention 10 at the beginning Of a
new year. The purest literature can he
found at all times iii these qaarteries.
Tile North British Rerirw, Tile Lon-
don Quarterly, the Edmburgh Rerieo
and Blaek~ood 1Nagazine, which is month
ly, are republished in this country by
Messrs, Leonard Scott & Co, New York,
at the low price Of sl0 which certainly is
the cheapest literature that can be bought.
The great advantage is, that one taking
these periodicals, obtaines knowledge
Of the current li,uarture Of The day, will,
out gong to the expegse Of purchasing so
many books. livery gentleman favorable
to Literature should subscribe for them.
Tnz sovrHERS CuLTIvAroR published
in Augusta (Ga) by W. S. Jones, is dec;d.
ed.y an agricultural journ u deserving the
largest amount OF patronage. Tha J,nu-
ary numbhr is an excellent one. The price
IS only dollar year.
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ENCOURAGE HOME INDUSTRY.
.1,t NEW
BLACKlNG MAUFACTORY.

TlIE undersigned would respectfully call
Il the attention Of the public to their su-
Pcrior article Of Boot and Shoe Polish. ~ hich
they arc manufacturing in the town of Che.
raw, 5. C., and is superior 10 any thing OF
the kind now in usc
II hnn been tried by many Of the citizens
OF this State. and is recommended for the
following qualities:
II preserves the leather and makes il more
dnrae'" than aEy other blacking-at the
same time IL does not soil eloihiug.
The Chcraw and Darlington Rail Road
being completed, enables us to ship to any
portion Of the South.
Send in your orders and give us trial.
Thos. II. Tomlinson Is our agent, and all
orcers sent to him or the undersigned, will
be- promptly attended to.
EVANS g. WOODWARD.
Chcraw, s c. Jan'y 10. 1856. [i7fl
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SheriH's Sales

BY rrtnc Of sundry writs TO me directed,
! will sell before the Court House door in
l.ancastar, on The list Monday IN Feb'y next,
within the legal hours of sale, so acres land
more or less, adjoining lands Of a Morrow,
Geo. Woolf aud others, lericd on and 10 be
sold M the property cfM. NJ. Chaney, at the
srit of Wilson Il Grow, and others. 50
Also, 90 acres more or less. adj. lands of
J. J. iiar'on. Thos. Cauthen and others
This land re- sold at the risk of w. II. Vim
cent, former purchaser Conditi. MS cash.
J. ID. HALLE, S. l.. %.
Jan'y IL, 1856. $50
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The Examiner.

The frat numoer Of this new Journal will
be issued early in December next.
The publisher would be- obliged to those
who contemplate subscribing if they would
forward their names without delay. >.
TsRms-Two dollars per annum. One
years subscription required On TIC receip,
Of the first number.
Address me at Columbia.
WN J.. JOHNSTON.
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lWinsborough Register.

WAsnIHGroN. January 7.-Mr. Broad
head called up his resolution directing the
Committee Of Finance to inquire into the
expediency Of reporting the general ap.
p'orriation bills, or adopting more speedy
actor on them,to avoid the evils of nigh,
sessions at the close Of each Congress. aud
scenes which sense Of deicacy prevented
him from describing. He Was in favor Of
doubling the compensation Of mo,nbers,
and shortening the sessions.
Mr.. Clayton said he had no douL, Of
the power OF the Senate to originate those
bills. Twenty seven years ago, the evil
referred 10 was a. great at now,no meas
ures having ever been taken cornpe,en, to
arrest il.
Mr.. Toombs did not think this the true
remedy. The difficulty was. occasio ned
by the large number OF amendments tack
ed on by both Houses at late period Of
the session.
Mr.. Seward said that while favoring the
resolution, lie would not commit himself
to the propriety Of the remedy propos-
ed.
After further debate the resolution was
adopted, and the Senate adjourned until
Thursday.
IIousE.-The House again proceed to
vote for Speaker, as follows: Banks I0l {;
Richardson 73 Fuller 20; Pennington 6;
scattering s. Necessary to choice,
l0S.
WAsnISoToH, Jan S.--The Natioual
Democratic Committee met Mt noon to-
day, in the National Hotel and after brief
discussion as to the proper day, the com
mittee selected the frs, Monday in June
next, as the day for holding the National
Democratic Convention at Cincinnati. No
other business was transacted. An iuv;-
tation was accepted by the members Of
the committee, TO attend meeting Of
the Jackson Democratic association, this
evening. The committee then adjourn.
ed.
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Holle,cay's Pills, a cure for Sick Head
ache and Bile. William kaner., of Dow.
Maine, was, prehaps one of the creates,
sufferers from sick headache and bile,
scarcely day passed without his feeling
the dreadful effects Of these formidable
evils, he put himself in the hands Of the
doctors, bu, they did him no good, in fact
he became worse, until his sutierings were
more than human nature could bear AN 1
he almost sunk under them, fortunately
for him he commenced using Holloway.
Pill, which acted upon the system. cleans.
the bowels; clearad the head, and hy per.
'everns with them for eight weeks
thoroughly restored him to health. II,
has ever since been entirely free from these
dreadful attacks.
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THE CINCINNATI CONVENTION.


South Carolina will be represented in
this convention. Ii one man could at one
time cast the nine electoral votes Tor
the Baltimore Democratic nominee, We
arc sure now, when about fifty members
OF the Legislature, and the major portion
OF the Press are in favor Of sending dele
gates, such influence will predominate, 1t
should. The Northern Press may taunt
us in their derision pretend to rejoice tnat
South Carolina has come to her senses
somo such expression We noticed in the
New York Post--scandalize and redicule
US as they please, but we have an object
TO actuate US the noblcness Of which makes
ueh tauutsof no more weight than a
sounding brass or tinkling simbol. We
70 to this convention hand in hand with
our sister Southern States to defend our
right, 10 battle Cor our own. Shall they
go,and we remain passivsly at home, fear.
ing the taunt Of opponents, Nay--our
duty at this time prompts US to unite with
thoss of our own entimeuts--those to
whom the issue is as impor'an. as to our.
selves. 1t is no uso ~ talk abou. tie con-
stitutionalisy of the nominating convention
oos thing is certain il elects tho President
eftas uaAsl S..tts, AID Scu.a Gnssas
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lHorDsT.--Mr. Coroner Gaut, with a
jury Of inquest, have been engaged since
Saturday last, in eliciting information rs
to the cause of the death Of Mrs Ann
Calhoun, who was found on Wednesday
the eth ult., at her residence in this neigh.
torhood, shockingly abused and beaten.
she died op Friday the 2sth, not having
spoken since the malreatment.
Keowee Courier.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Mn. EDIroR Please anouncesMr. X. O..
Billings as n candidate for Sheriff nj in. nexi
election, and oblise, MANY FRiEsDs.
Mr.. EDIToR.-Please announce Mr.. Raleigh
Hammond rs candidate for Tax Collector.
Aud oblige, His FRIENDS.
Mr.. EpIToR-Pleasc announce William Rob.
crtson as a candidate for Tex Collector and o.
blge Hrs FRlKSps.
Ma. EpiroR:-Please announce Major John
W. Nisbet as candidate for Vax Collector, at
the ensuing election, and oLlige,
MANY YoTkSs.
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LANCAsTERvILLE. sc.
WEDNESDAY. JAN. 10 1856
TAKE NOTICE.

All persons indebted to this
office for subscription, adver-
tising or job-work, are requested
to settle up without delay. We
must raise money to pay our
debts, and if this call is disre-
garded, we will resort to more
stringent means. We are in
earnest, so take heed.
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FIRE-WQRKSl.

nf. subscribers esye rsreivsd their Fall
L Stock Of Fire Works, eonprisipu ons
o' the 'arges. sssertmen's ever brought 10
This city, which will be sold at how prices
Tor cash. Country merchants would d. well
70 forward their orders in time, which viii
be put mp with the greatest caro-. Assorted
eases, varying from, IS to 30 dollars, always
on hand.
Their stock comprises--
rire Crackers, Gold Chop, a No. 4.
Roman Candles, J, 2, 3.4, .. up 10 IS bailss
white,
Roman candIss, !. 2, "a, s, up to Is balls.
coiored,
Sky.rocsess, from ! ss. 10 iiA
Serpcass, Pin-whee.s, TrsasIes. Flswer.
potx
Avaristy Of lA.gc pieces sslsable for es.
hibi,ioas.
WOW sANTEN 4 BAKuC.
2oS king-st., CLarf>ston, S. c.
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COLD WEATHER.

Never before we have experienced such
long spell of cold weather. Since our
last issue, We have had another edition OF
snow and sleet, before the first had thaw.
ed. lhe ground is now covered to the
depth of,hree or four inches. What hss
served to make us more sensible Of the
cold ,has,becn the scarcity Of wood. Money
we thought would procure any earthly
commodity, but it certainly could no,
procure wod. Through the kindness OF
our next door ueighbor, who happened to
have some on hand, and who devided
with us, We were kept from freezing.
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BY order II Jas. II. WIsicrspoon, Ord.
nar,, will DC scid os the aiss Decr 1865. a
the lase se~sdeRss Of Jsm~s Adams, deed.
his whole. personal Estate tsxeeps the M.
gre) consisting of . Horses. ttoas Wagon.
p'sniasicn Topls. FionschoM and Klichcn
FURNITURE. baic Cotton. Gvid Watch aud
other property
!, TIE i'ad~ WIN be rsusse. ard ,hs r-s:-s
-. EflzhBE fys ADAMS. adu'r.
ts-s sass 80
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A professional beqga- named Mrs. Shaw.
who Is well known to the citizens Of Pitts
burg sor her pertinacity in solicii;ug chari-
iy.'has accumulated property in that city
BY begging, for which she has recently
be3n o5sssJ slo,cco.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-01-16
U. s. DISTRICT COURT.

The ease Of -. ECCLES. the defaulting
Mail Agent, which has occupied the a;tou.
ricn OF the Court for tho last 6vs days, was
brought 10 close yesterday aftarnoon.
Tho jury after being out como time,re;ur
ned with sealed verdict which will be
oresod this morning.
Aerciry Ist5 sas..