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EFrom tho Mercury.

MEssRs EDfToRs: A few days ago,
there appeared in the columns of South
ern paper, an extract from a letter TO the
effect, that out of the three hundred emi.
grants taken hy me TO Kansas, all had re-
turned except about Fifty.
IT, rs we are bound TO suppose, the
writer was n friend to the common cause,
and desirous Of promoting it, he was Ger
tainlv indiscreel in communicating facts
so we'll calculate to dishearten our friends
and prejudice that cause. And, in that
even', his information possibly may be as
much at fault as his Judgment.
When W. reached the Territory, in the
latter part Of last April, my Company
was disbanded, and dispersed all over the
Territory, wherever they chose to CO.
Some two weeks afterwards, when the
Lawrence troubles broke out, part of
my emigrants re-assemLled in the Mar
shaTs posse. After these difficulties were
over, l again disbunded and dispersed
them as before.
With the exception Of some half dozen,
that was told had returned, my informa
ton in respect to them is, that they sill
remain IN the Territory. 1t is true, that
some, on account of business being inter.
rnped in the Territory, and the season
being too far advanced to select and plant
claims, took temporary employment in
the border counties Of Missouri. and pcr
hars some in the Santa Fe trade; all.
however, regarding the Territory as their
place OF residence.
| do not believe that any one possesses
a;.y truer or orc definite information of
their whereabouts than have above
stated.
Respectfully, &c.
J. BUFORD.
White Sulphur Springs, Aug. ls, 1856.
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a SINGULAR COINCIDENcE-We visit
ed, few days since, aspo; rendered some.
what mem orable as having been the scene
OF duel between two Of kentnckv's chiv
alrous sons. The position Of the duclisls,
about eight pnccs, was marked hy two
trees, one of which bears the initials Of one
of the parties entire name cut into the
bark, the other bears only the initial Of
the last name of the other party. The
tree under which the party stood who was
killed, is dead, having, as we are inform c,l,
gradually decayed from the time. The
other tree is singularlv typical Of the con.
di'ion Of the surviving party, who is now
an inmate Of a lunatic sylunl, standing,
rs it does, with the lower branches full oi
life and verdure, while ,s top is dead and
Ieaficss. Strange thoughts crowded our
minds as we stood and gazed upon these
unfortunate witnesses To nm unfortunate
deed.-G -Georgcto,rn (D. C) Journal.
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y great deal frain has fallen through our sec
tion the past week, having had y hat is termed Il
"Mct spell" accompanied with heavy squalls
"f cool rorIh>east winds, doing we fear no
little dnmagc TO 'he cotton crops. From
what we can learn our crops both of cotton
and corn promise light yields.
u. S.--We learn that tie effects If the
storm On Sunday right has proven very dis.
a~irous to the crops. Young corn especial
i, has been greatly injured-mauy stalks
broken. entirely of, and the bottom lands in
our vicinity have a!l been over!lowcd.
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Arrival Of the Cadets.

The Cadets from the Citadel Academy
in Charleston, arrived in this city yester.
dsy afternoon under the command Of their
officers, to remain at the arsenal quarters
during tho prevalence Of fever in Charles
ton.
On their arrival they were met Ivy the
Columbia Cadets and escorted to the quar-.
ters assigned them. Their appearance
was very neat ard their sold,erly bearing
attracted much attention. We welcome
them TO Columbia, knowing il to be a
safe re'reat from Epidcmics~- Carolina
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10 occupation by the Shareholder with his
slaves, M by the freesoilcr without them.
4th. That the occupation If them by
hirelings, through Emigrant Aid Societies,
is fraud upon this right, and may lcgiti-
mately be resisted By violence.
9th. That ihe KaBsns-Nubnska Act 10
but an honest recognition Of the equality Of
the States, and not concession TO any por-
.ien a them.
9th. That Il is desirable the rights of the
States should be preserved in the Union and
that every possible effort should be made TO
maintain it's integrity, consistent Herewith.
7th. That all differences Of opinion be-
tween Representatives. from southern States,
upon minor points Of expedieney, should be
merged in the resolutions adopted by their
common councils; and, when they resolve
to act in resistencu io aggression, outside
the Union, the whole South shosld present
an undivided front.
9Th. That the vote Of South Carolina,
through her Representatives, should be m
unit on all the questions now agitating the
country.
9th. That the Democratic party Is tho
only national party now in existence with
us, and the success of it will 20 very far to
ensure the triumph of the constitution, and
the permanence Of the Union.
These | regard as amongst the most abb
sorbing topics Of the day, but may, in tho
discussion of them, notice others incidental
ly, with which they are come tied. but do
not enter properly into the present cIassiti-
cation. IL, after due consideration Of these
points Of poIi,icnl faith, my fellow. citizens
should think them adapted TO the position
seek to occupy rs their Representative,
need not adj, that il will be my plcasurr,
II, well as my duty, TO conform to them in
every particular; and thus make tbca tell,
in the highest possible degree, upon the pres
pcrty and happiness Of tn people.
] have the honor to b., very respectfully
Your UbeLirnr srry apt.
e. w. DUDLEY.
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He LANcAs TER LED GER.

assertion WINS b,sed. The Times said inre
ply to the Mercury:
I'VE have exhibited to several gentlemen
Of high pesitionr proof sufficient to- warrant
what we have written, and did we think il
proper for us 10 do s,s we would publish
them"
Now what are these proofs to which the
Times does not think proper to give publ
eity' Are they connected with matters in
Missouri, Arkansas, Kcnturhcy, os any State
aside from South Carolina! Would the
Times from prudential reasons conceal sAs
abolition tendencies known to exist in these
States! The idea is not probable, and the
inference is clear that the extraordinary at
lusion is to South Carolina-pcrhaps 10 the
very heart of cur State! Out with the
proofs Whom do they effect? Where
do they existl Fer Lancaster District, We
can say that no man within her limits, with
any pretcnsions TO The elaims of respectable
citizenship, is unsound on the subject of
slavery. Can the Times say the same Of
Rirhlard! Something was said during the
past Spring, of the unsoundness Of men oc.
cupying high and responsible positions in
our State. Does the TIm-s alludc to these!
If so out with the proofs exhibited 10 sevc-
raj gentlemen of high Position'-fix the
Stigma upon the proper ones, and not let it
rest as it does by your sweeping dcclama-
ton, upon the whole State.
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THE soUTHRoE FOR SALE.

The nnd, rsisned, proprietors Of this paper,
hereby give notice than The !Southron is for
sale. The establishment is complete in its
arrangements, being provided with all the
fixtures belonging to well appointed Of
fee, including a good supply Of type, and a
new Hoes Press.
The subscription list numbers about 600,
and is increasing, aud the advertising de-
partnient Of the papcF, if well attended To-,
and conducted upon the cash principle, high
ly remuncrativc. To an approved purchaser
the terms VIII be made easy.
HENRY ELLIS g. ca.
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if'ur the Lancaster I.,,,a,rs--.

Mr.. EpIroR: Permit me t. publish tbrn'
Your columns, n gracious revival or rcsgion
in the Spring Hill Baptist Church, in Lam
caster District, =. G. The Ministers in at
tendance were, N. Failr, J. X. Harmon, \.
Fundrrburk, ". Il. Jones, aud w. r. Bra
sngton was there q few days. W. met
with said Church on the 18th inst m sar
die light, md the Lord was pleased to pour
out His spirit, and the Church soon bcsanc
much engaged for the mlva.iun uf sinnrrs.
We had truly n melting time, such ns
scarcely ever witnessed before the hearts
of Christians were warmed and co,nfsStsd
by the Divine influence of the fI.ly Spirit |;
sinners were pi, reed to the heart and made
I" cry for nercy, nor did they cry in vain.
The meeting continued for twelve days and
nights, during which time twenty seven COL +.
'eris were added I" the Church by bsp;ia =.
The congregation was large AMI aiteniisc
through The whole meeting.
n. F.iiI.E, Pastor.
August goth, 1856.
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PERsEvEKx.-IIow many young men
in our land are wishing and sig'ung to be
great. who, nevertheless will pass away
in obscurily And Tic reason is a sim
pie one and soon told. They failed in
perseverance,. There are two principles,
which, Il we possess, We may succeed in
any undertaking. They arc industry aud
perseverance. Do you live secluded from
the world, and wish to rise in their esti
nation and command their admiration
Set your brains to studying and rejecting,
aud you may scatter your influence over
the world. But ycu must persist.
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The FALL OF THE CHARTER OAR--The
Charter Oak tree AT Hartford Comm un-
der which the charter, gwen by Charles
Al. to that State, was hid, fell with a tre-
mendous crash on Thursday. This IA
'nous tree was far past it's prime when
the charter was concealed in il on the 9th
OF May, 1889, and was probably an old
tree when Columbus discovered America.
Crowds of citizcns are visitinga the ruins,
ard each one bearing AVIAN I, ,,.,sfio0. Of
tho eenerab,e trea.--2Ept9i;,nvPii 4 us. IA
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COL. FREMONT,

y correspondent of the Charleston Mercury
charges the Hon. John CHARLES FREMoNT
as being bastard son Of a french fiddler !
verify this is progressive age! But yes
terday, rs it were, the ragged urchn Was
gamboling about The streets of Charles; on
II mere object of charity, and to-day ne is
the standaid-bcarcr Of a powerful party, who
are seeking to place hm in The hrshrs, posi-.
lion within the gift Of the American people
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NORTH CAROLINA ELECTIONS.

The Charlotte Depaocrat Of the 26th uIt
has the following in relation to The la,c
elections in North CartIina:
eve are still without returns from three
counties, viz: Carierct, Castor and HYDE.
In our next We hope 10 be able to give com &.
plete returns from the whole State. Gov.
Bragg's majority will be, we think, fac
ton over I3,0O0--wc fear it wiil not reach
$4,000 There will Democratic majority
OF only forty in the Legislature"
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

MEssRs. S. B. MASSEY and J. T.. CUREroN.
Administrators, gives n notice to creditors
and debtors. See their ad, ,crtiscmcnt.
NoTrCE.-Cart lNNGEAM's cs;ray was in
correctly described. See The notice as
changed
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LANCAsTERvILLE, s. C.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPT 8, 1885,
SPECIAL NOTICE.

The Hon c. w. DUDLEY, candidate for
Congress- to represent the first Congress.
sional District, will address the citizens of
Lancaster, on Mondny the S;h inst, at IL
O'clock. IN. A letter from Col Dudley, nd.
dressed to the citizens of Lancaster, appears
in the LEDGER TO day, TO which we invite
special attention.
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Nicaragua dates are to the 9th. Mat.
ters look squally for Walker. a body OF
Sal,adorans and Quatemalans were at
Leon, headed by Cabanas. There were
many deserters among Walkers men,
One whole company are reported to have
deserted. Walker has revoked the Exc.
quator Of the British Consul at Leon
Another revolution in Costa Rica has been
put down.
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Col. T.. 5. BRooKs met with n grand rcccp.
tion in Columbia, on the evcring ,f The 29rh
ditimo. lie addressed the citizens at the
City Hall, and was presented by Mayor AR.
THUR, in behalf Of the citizens, with n hand
some pitcher, gob!e, and cane, as ,csiimo.
mails of their high appreciation of his gal.
liant conduct in the last Cungrsss. We pub.
ii~h ro,irc Of the meeting as givcnb the
Caroiinian.
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vsar FArn---A Young gentleman who
WAS srdensly arguing ia favor Of Fre-
monts election was sePIied 10 by busom
young M'zss Who expressed doubts Of Fro.
monis sucees.; whereeroa the gentlemaa
proposed 70 bot Hiss sbai hi. candidate
would via, upon these tsTms: At FIRE.
mont is chosen, yoa are TO kiss me---h
buchanan u elected am 10 kiss you."---
We sl'ouldnt mind gambling Iissle our.
solves xftcs this fssiioa. - BnAos Posa
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THE TELEGRAPH SECURED,

We are gra,iiied to announce, says the
Camden journal, that The Telegraph Office
is 10 be continued in Camden. The Ipe.
ra'or assures the public that dispatches will
be forworded without delay. aud tha, here.
after no cause of complaint i'll be given
We hope the line v i'll be sustained.
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HONORARY DEGREE.

AT a recent commencement of Jefferson
College, Pa, the degree of LID. was con
irrrcd on CHARLES +. AicCAy, Esq, Prcsi-
dent of the College OF South Carolina
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MORE NEW COTTON.

Four bales Of new cotton, says the Cdrol.
nian Of the 3Olh ult., were received vcstcr,
day, from the plantation Of Mr.. GEIGER, Of
tins district, and bought by Mr.. JAMES CATH.
CART at III cents per pound; quality good
middling.
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4 LETTER is published in the Charleston
papers, from the Hon. WM. AIKEN, dcclin-
ing TO be again "a candidate for Congress, To
represent the District Of Charleston Gen.
JAMES GADsDES, +. ID. RJcHARpsos. Esq.
WM. WHALrY. Esq, and w. r. TApER. Jr.,
have each been warmly recommended for
the office.
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d litur'5 Guhlr.
Godey's Lady's Book.

The September number is on on, table
II Is filled ~ usual with much excellent
reading. fine engra,ings, aud .I..aut pat,
terms. There is never any falling of in
Cooley, and il is perhaps The most punc,ual.
in lis appearance, Of any Magazine in the
country.
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Amherst College, awakened TO an ap-
probation of Mr.. Supner's merits i,y the
drubbing administered to him by Mr..
Brooks. has conferred upon the Massachu-
sets Senator the title Of LII. ID. THIS
means, we suppose, Lammed Like the
~ D-l-firhr7ow Dcgryr.
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TO MANAGERS OF ELECTIONS.

lT is the duty of managers to publish the
electious for Senator aud Representatives.,
and for members to Congress, thirty days
before the day of election.
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The South Carolina Agrioulturist.

The above for September has been re
ceiScd, This Journal is well conducted
and is evidently increasing in interest. Ed
tied by Col. A. G. Summer; Columbia, =
G. Price 81, per annum.
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The Edinburgh Review.

We have reviewed this valuable reprint
from the publishers, Messrs. Leonard Scot,
& Co, New York, ths.prcSn, nunuser being
the commencement "f new volume, now
!, very favorable time To subscribe. pric,
SO, per annum.
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From the South Carolinian.
Hon. p. S. Brooks

Our R.prcxep, ,,;v. l., t,,,,,,o
here yesterday. Immediately xfi,r INV.
known that he was in Columbia n c,,,
mitt-e Of citizens addressed him "a NOT.
,cIucsting him to remain n .Iay and ne,,
tho citizens in the evening. Til, s,n,w.
ing correspondence shows hi. nccep,nn,,:
Co,rx.,, An, 90 ,oxo
Ill.,, r
~ D'o
!, n ." va ochan oil commi'tee OF
we e'uIe,'s OF eo'u'no'n; am instructed
70 ''l'es' that You VIII designate some
'"u' a. "h'et u VII snii your eonrcnjcnco
10 ,.lset our 'riow c'tizeus Of Colu,nbis.
" he ehy hah. ior the purpose Of ne
e.nns some testimonials of their apPrt-
.'va 'a 1' your g"'ian. co"diet IN dcfsoi-
1 ,i "J" ,;, !" oul s'a'e.
~. "Ae :ne ''oe''y o. suggesting sociaek
s eae"ns as suitable iin". provided
u N".s you, convenience. have the
non" u oe' GEAR sur very SINCERELY, your
"eha' /, ,,
Ahiheh' ChAirna..
SolLsos' August 20.
IRON g, q. hr'nar' rhli'mra.
My Dear Sir: II will give me pleasure
to meet the citizens Of Columbia Mt the
CITY Hall tonight, at so'clock. I have
the honor to be, ,aOst truly, Your friend
and servant,
7. S. BROOKS.
At the appointed hour very large as-
se'nIlage Of citizens took place al the City
Hall. The Hon. w. i. DeSaussure was
called to the Chair, and the meeting or
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Southern Cultivator.

This is The title Of an excellent Agrieult,
raj Journal, published in Augusta Ga
Prioe 81, per annum.
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The Home Magazine.

We regard this rs one Of the lest maps.
zines In the country; IL combines the useful
with The ornamental, and is pleasing, taste
fuI and instructive throughout. The Sep
tember number contains some valuable Incl.
dents Of history. Published in PHILADELPHIA,
and Edited by T. $. Arthur and Virginia r.
Townsend. Terms 80, a year in advance.
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August 29th, 1856.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-11
EXTRAORDINARY CASE,


Gentlemen; My child had commenced breaking out ias
fail 10 small which gradually EXTENDED Tic entire
lead including both ears, which much eaten lay the
fear that both would drop OF
rnd all Of advertised and domestic remedies without
any good reaalti ucu procured aud applied little ltlf
on 1t began gct better; the hottie broke and ~" APP
ei Eas tilt again began Go yet worse My eler dufh
said Ia 90 OF that on, sisters head
looked uueh better when used it We gef another
bottle. her head nearly we'll This
aud took half hour day to wash H. and II
Offensive One bottle feel assnred VIII cure
entirely there is but little of the disease romaing
entitled this, the benefit O, others take
great pleasure In giving you this certificate
Respectfully, II. I. CHALK.
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j Z puNpI RANT.


CufsrFUIIEIp April 9th lsJ6
Horf Co-Ila,nB used yuur Turf Oh md finding
Ice such a fine medicine Thin IT due HAT Nua
should know H. My daughter about lei on the
iurkr chair aud bruised her thigh maoh
nssumud ho foru ola boil aud became very had It
anrcd by physician, hut that did relieve H. II became
running and continued for nearly tried
every medicine could hear of with 10 effect until 'Nas IN
dae,d Iotry bottle your Turf Oaiter using bottle
halt entirely healed Ihavt used ar other
aud found the benefit You At hhety 10 ms"
The as you think proper : CHA1kLN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-11

<fS-% STE VI = HIP KOANOkE.-Thc
llAIS Steamship, ROANOKE, has been put in fist rate
order and again commenced her regular trips from
Ne York to City Point.
and others ordering Goods from New York
vii torgel ship by her
Goods shipped from New York "Wednesday arrive in
Lyuchburg the following Saturday
LEE Il JOHNSON, Agents
New York and Virginia Steamship Co.
Z S-The JAMESTOWN leaves City Point every We'd
nesay morning ard the ROANOKE every Saturday rlNrung
att4n i.Io for New York f. ISL L., j
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ksS rs .s.----saasse SUMMER ARRANGEMENT - TO
hH--H- TAKE EFFECT MAY list, 1850
TN and Thursday the LIST May the Mail and Pas
will leave the Depot Ia Petersburg daily except
sundays O'Clock arrive at BurkcVle (Juncun)
at 40 al q i5 =. and at lynchburg at IL 30
Leave Ivnrhburg O'Clock, m, Farmyile
J31 BurRcy lille (Juneou) 80 p, m. and Pc
tetNhurE Al 20 2
The CITY POINT TRAIN will leave the Depot in Peters
burg daily except sundays 30 m connecting
daY with The James kver boats for Norfolk, and We'd
uesy and ttafday morning with the steamers jamestown
and Roanoke tur sew York. J.. ~ GOODWIN
ail IJdts Ticket Agent.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-11

yasVICE 4 WEEK BE WEEN e.cs>
4 BALTIMORE AND RICHMOND, by steam 3.&GiN
crs BEINlDERE and POCAHONTAS.-The
STEAMER BELNlDERE leaves Baltimore every SAIlR
DAY AFTERNOON for Richmond Returning, leaves ri III
MOND every TUESDAY AFTEKNoDN for Baltimore.
The POCAHONIAS leaves BALTIMORE WE'D
NESDAN AFTERNOON for Richmond Returning leaves
RICHMOND every SATURDAY AFTERNOON Tor Balti
iimore
shippers Baltimore by these Boats have thei
goods here every Monday and Friday of each week.
mar IUDLAM & WATSON, Richmond Va.
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These vessels the first cas~ built in the city Bal
expressly this trade superior
dauons passengers They commanded by experienced
Captains WILL qualified Tor The trade and who viii
accommodate. They viii be up and down
tic ryors 10y seu and may be relied to sail promptly
itIyrIt2rd
Merchants -aue North ordering good, from New York
WI ind to their interest to ship by tins line freight viii
AWAY, he taken low by any Other line Packets
every EFFORT viii be made by the agents Richmond
New York satisfaction. Insurance IN
In Riytnond Fire Association by this linz per cent
W respectfully ask and hope 10 succeed in obtaining
share of patronage.
Goods shipped by this line to New York will be forwarded
free Of commission to New Orleans, Mobile Charleston Sa
SamJh any other southern on Northern port.
The Nes>els will lie in Richmond the Dock York
nj Berth No l. Coffee House slip foot Of Wall Street
DAVID y WM. CCRRlE, Richmond -.
II. PlERSON, y. y, ee'"'
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= n, +
Assus Hrf Go Gentlentu used about one fourth ot
bottle Turf on upon the hRck uty horse The worst
Lack almost entirely place lae my
nHd and this sngr application Il only applied oufr cured
arp entirely and permanently lrelA surprised the
fits curative properties aud think 1t None prompt
md ti,aa iaus ANYTHING the kind and
purposes
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-11

Vigil Diamond Hill recently erected BY Mr.. Clem s$
now in the occupancy of Mr. Gambler On this lot is a.
well an ea house and FL other buildings ca uls,i
IA, add to the comfort Of The residence. 'e'
tlsu--A handsome rcslrnec Franklin lIill Inb n, :,
rcsdence of Mr. WIN pulard, now occupied by Mir anl,
in ucghborhood calculated To attract attention Tn
named residence VIII be offered at private sale until T
The 9Th day may II sale Is effected before ba t
II will be ofered public terms liberal ana i
known the day. Private ruPosons will be atfp,lsd
until the day oil sale by W. u. JONES ar y"
ap 30-dts JAMES W al ASS
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CTpEnIon srL,rn Lever Wn,,,,.

- We call Farme,s aud Planters To r.
our Stock Superior Silver Lever " rtes VARYING r.,
in price Twenty to Sky live dollars ea, II ~
with and without Hunting castN These watches ar. il, -
order. well regul tteh, and readS immediate use
warranted be good and timekeepes such
give good satisfaction 10 the and place linn
the necessity Of having ~ frequently il the hands of W.,
All persons wlo have idea of purchasing good sil,
Lever would Look al assortment W. -,
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