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Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-10-02
BOard J0r the tbQiaindttOn OF etdmS contracted an
California under
LieEteEGHt- Colonel John C. Fremont.

LleHteHdHt- C0f0RcI -J0hn c. Frem0nf.
LOpnon Of the claim Of Mariana g. Vallejo, No o.. i
Horses, cattle, &C.. SS3,62j.
On additional testimony produced. the Board is Of
Op non that part of the claim, amounting to thirty
two thousand six hundred aud twenty-five dollars S39
625) just, and accordingly recommends much of it
in amount TO the favorable consideration of Congress-
the balance fifty thousand dollars, (5OOO0,) being dis
allowed. This amount is arrived at by allowing the
aforementioned rates, the price affixed for the first
quality Of horses appearing to be the highest that
paid by the Quartermaster, other Official for hor
ses for the service of the California Battalion, viz:
..lnl z .ralar
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-10-02
what. the Black Republican House


The late Black Republican House of Rep
resentatives at Washington is notable for
these things:
l. Itwas nine weeks in choosing Speaker,
which is generally effected in one day, and
during the whole of that time Congress was
in state of disorganization.
2. 1t refused to pass a bill securing peace
in Kansas, and which nulhfed certain OBJ
noxious laws in that Territory, for the reason
that such peace would be damaging the po-
litical prospects of the party.
3. 1t passed law legislating slavery into
Kansas for two years, and extending the Fu-
gitive Slave Law over it and Nebraska.
4. 1t passed an enactment raising the sal
airy of its members from eight dollars to
eighteen dollars day.
5. 1t refused to pass the Army Appropria-
ton Bill at the regular session, and az extra
session had to be called for that purpose, put
ting the Government to great expense.
These measures are the only things which
rendered the last session of the Black Re-
publican House at all memorable.
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From tipe Sunter watckman.
The Village of Manning.

According TO notice Of the Commission
ers, sale Of the lots composing the future
village Of Manning in Clarendon, took
place on Thursday last. We learn that
the occasion called together quite large
assemblsge Of the citizens Of capital and
influence, as well as Of ihc people general
ly, and that much feeling and interest
were manifested. Considerable competi-
ton was manifested in the purcha,e OF
lots, which, Of sizes ranging from three.
iourtbs TO one eighth acre, sold from sixty
to four hundred and .fce dollars. Quite
number were sold, many Of which to
gentlemen expressing purpose to their
early improvement. The location is de-
scribed asbeing pretty, rs well rs eligible,
and much taste has been displayed In lay.
ing off and arranging the streets, plan.
DC, Of the village. Our Clarendon friends
will doubtless bring much spirit and cspi-
tai to bear IN tho speedy bailding up and
improving place worthy the name it
bears. We wish them success in their
designs, nAd hope soon to be able to re.
cord an advanced and advancing state of
prosperity.
We believe that the Commissioners
havo not yet invited proposals Of contracts
for tho Court House and Jail, but suppose
they design doing so at an early day.
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Post Office Department.

The Registration Fec not covered by n
frank-A country postmaster, writing
to the postmaster ofNew York, says
The Franking privilege being mine, I
don't Know Why ] should pay tcci>,ry
lee O! five cents, AMI hereafter shall omit
the charge"
he attention Of the department Leinc
called 10 this waiter. this pos,mas has
beer instructed rs follows:
The position thus assumed by you j.
entirely erroneous and antenailc, and ari.
scs, doubtless, from your having co,foun.
ded two things-the postage and the reg
lStra'ion fee on slctter-whch are entire
ly different, and have not, either in law or
iact, any connexion with each o,lcr.-
'onr franking privilege merely exc,npts
yon, within given limits, from the pay.
m"nt ofpostage, without which, unless su
perseded by that privilege, letter cannot
even be mailed; whereas tie registration
o' a letter is not compulsory, is a new fea.
ture introduced by the act Of March 3.
1850, aud from The very terms Of the law
s'w'th IFS accompanying registration fec
matter wholly distinct from the postage
on such letter.
You will therefore, il you choose to
register letter Of your own, which, so far
as postage is concerned, is free, still ne.
count, IN the manner which that act pre-
seribes, for a registration fee of five cents
on such letter"
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MELANCUoLLY OCCURnENCE We re
grct to chronicle one Of the most painful
accidents that has occurred Tor some time
in our town.
Two or three boys, among them son
OF Mr. Sailing Wolfe, OF this place, were
bathing near The depo, in hole, caused
10y qnarrying rock, when young Marion
" o!tte got beyond his depth and was
drowned before timely aid could lie oh
tanned. His body WAS taken up about
fifteen minutes after the accident, but all
efforts Tor resusita,ion were inci.ectuaI.-
The body was caryicd TO Columbia on
Friday. The acciden; took place about
o'clock, I. NJ, Thursday.- Iyinnstoro
Register.
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lNDIGNATIoN MEETING IN BosroN.-
boston, May 25.-Tbc largest meeting
ever held IN Faneul Hall took place on
last evening, to express Indignation for the
assault upon Senator Sumner. Governor
Gardner presided. Forty Vice Presidents
OF the most distinguished men of all par
ties, were appointed. Governor Gardner
characterized The assault as exceeding in
grossness and brutality anything in the
written pages Of history, and called upon
Congress to expcl the assaiIant. The
Governors sentiments were respond
ed to by tremendous cheerIngs through.
out. Appropriate resolutions were :dop-
ted after the speeches Of many gentlemen
representing all the political parties -
Many speeches were unusually warm and
elected tumuItuous respouses.- Carolina
Times.
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Business Notices.
IIDIJOWAN,S 4

llOlLOWAY'S OINTMENT AND
iiLLS, certain Remedies for Bad Legs aud
O'd Wouuds.-Alircd Goslct, aged 27, was
Tor nine years afflicted with an awfully bad
leg, there were several wounds in it, which
deiicd all the doctors skill aud ingenuity to
heal. lie tried n variety Of remedies, but
WAS not benefited BY the same. At last he
WAS persuaded TO have recourse 10 IIollo
ways Ointmcnt and Pills, these remedies
quickly effected a very favorable change
and by continuing them unremit,ingly for
three months, his leg was completely cured.
and his general health Thoroughly cstab,
lishcd
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N E w s TO IL E.,
NEW GOODS!!


cas-
of
Printed auns and !aeonets
alsodo
Bached and Brown SiErNts and SiiRTNGS
,rom5
Plain nt low beautiful of Bonncs aud Bonnet Ribbons
Gcntmen Furnishing Department. will find article
OF
Suits of Linen So Cloth Suit Boots Shoes and Caters
Hats Shirts, Collars, Gloves, Cravats, Supendes, DC
ompl
In our Grocery Provision Store will be ound
capI @ Crushed Coffee Rio, andM New
sandy Mkccl II barrels, barrels,
Nos l,2 for sale low by the Package White
Fish Salmon, Crackers, Cheese Herring White Wine
Vinegar Pepper, Ginger, Mustard Sulnes,
Cms Salmon, Champagne and Champgne Cider in Bottles
Carolina fresh
will be kept the une and will sold
Gpo-
NASsELTENE 4 CUREToN.
A. HASSEITNE,(
CURETON
G. Ii,
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Carpets, Oil Cloths, &C.,
At Low Prices for Cash!
George H.. Il. HYATT.

Nos. 444 and 44G Pearl Street, (near
ChathdmO New- Yo3k,
II AS now in store, and is esastantiy re-.
IL ceiying a wELL-AssoRTED STocK OF
CARPETS. On.CLoTHs. &c, to which he
invites public attention, believing that an
examination of both quality and prices. will
prove satisfactory to Merchants and to
Purchasers generally, who buy for Cash.
His Stock consists of
RICH VELVET TAPESTRY g. BRUS-
Sells CARPETS, IN NEW DESIGNS;
SUPERIOR ENGLISH g. AAERI-
lCAN 3-PLY, AND INGRAIN
CA PETS;
Comprising many New Patterns, made cx-
Pressly for first class trade. Also.
Twilled and plain Venetian Hall and Stair
Carpets. Oil Cloths in widths from 2 to
"a feet, in various qualities. Rich Mosaic
Tufted and Common Hearth Rugs and
DOOr-mats OF different sorts. Table and
Piano Covers of Choice Patterns. a.
6-4 and Ga Plaid and PLATA Natiings.-
Window Shades of desirable STYLES
Stair Coverings, Stair Rods, and all other
articles usually Kept in Carpet Stores.
HE Is ALSO AGENT FOR SELLING
Carhart a. Nye's Power Dom Tbree-ply
and Ingram Carpets, as well rs Barber's
Auburn Prison-made Brussels 3-ply. Ingraia
and Venetian Carpets and Rugs.
All which will be fairly represented 10
purchasers. and sold at fair prices.
July 25, 24-Iy.
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------ux1 <-p Stera--
ANOlliER REMARKABLE CURE OF
SCROFJ1Ih


Sparta, Caroline Co, Va March, 81.
Mcssrs Bennett 4 Beers, Richmond.
Gentlemen Your Carriers Spanish Mix
lure has performed II remarkable cure in the
person OF n servant man, afflicted with Scrof-
uia IN The very worst form. SO bad had he
become that his eyes were entirely closed
ana had been 50 for more than year. AS
'"s' resort, us everything else had failed,
1t was resolved 10 try the mixture. We adj
m'nI9tercd it according to directions, and
Wonderful to say, II perfect cure has been
erected. j am satisfied that no medicine
equals " Carriers Spanish Mixture" rs pu-
rihcr OF The blood. 1t is creating quite an
excitement here, and sells very rapidly
Send another lot by Railroad.
Yours truly, X. $. BROADDUS.
June lG-Im
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NEW DRUG STORE.

THE UNDERSIGNED
TAKES pleasure in informing the friends
and former patrons of her husband, that she
has opened Il DRUG STORE, next door
below the
MASONIC HALL,
where will constantly be KEEP; fresh and
select Stock of
Drugs, Chemicals, Family and PIanta-
ton Medicines, Soaps, Perfumery,
Brushes, Spices, and Fancy
Articles, Pens, Paper,
Envelopes, Inks,
DC, DC,
And respectfully solicits 4 continuance of
the patronage so literally bestowed on him.
J. r.. DE HAY.
80 Mr.. De Hay will give personal at>
tcntiOn to the business details of the Store !;
and residing on the premises, persons arriv-
ing in town after night and wanting Medi-
ciacS, will be waited on AT ANY HOUR.
| Camden, April %, 1856 lO.tli.
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The Sumner Assault.

as"SGTo%, My 2+.-Mr. brooks
TINS afternoon appeared before Justice
llolIngshead, accompar led Ly Mr.. Keit,to
answer the charge of assault and battery
on Mr.. Summer As the examination was
about to commence. Mr.. Brooks said
mere was no necessity for it, rs he ac.
knowlcdgcd !hat he committed the assaul,
and battery on Mr.. Sumner, and tho Jus
iire then required him Ia give security in
the sem of 900 Tor his appearance at
Court. James Mcguire AND Truxton
Bealc entered as surcties
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Confirmation Of the Destruction of
Lawrence.
Sr. LouIs, MAY q

Sr LorIs, May 27.
An extra, frou, the Lexington (Mo.) Ex-
press, confirms the destruction Of Lawrence
After the United States Marshal had eu
tered the town, and arrested all for whom
he had w'its, lie turned h:s posse over to
ShcrlaJones, when attempts to make ar
rests were resisted 10y the people, who fired
on his men. Jones then cannonadcd and set
lire To the Hotel and the otir. Of the Her
aid Of Freedom, destroying both places
The artillery were still firing when the
messenger left. A few lives were lost.
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c III l. S L + r.
Carriage Factcrv.

NIX The undersigned is now pre-.
EsfSST1s57- pared to manufacture, at his
Az---s2-N New Establishment in Chester
Vile, all kinds of CARRIAGES, adapted
10 our rough and billy country, and of the
best Materials. lie would suggest. IA al
most every man in the up.eountry is more
or less a JUICE Of timber, before you buy
or order a Carriage, no matter where, look
around and see what sort Of Lumber the
builder has and in what coudrion il is kept.
The Carriagc-Maker may Lie, Boast or
Binsier as much az he PIcases, but the grand
secret of carriage making lies in the LUM-
G-rile.
TO buy cheap Negro, Horse or Car.
riage, is 10 verify the old adagc Penny
wise and Pound foolish. Give me a fair price
for my work, and then il it is not made
right, hold me responsible.
II il were not for Paint, Putty md Glue,
What would we poor Carriage Makers do !
&. +. HOIST.
Chester Jan. 81, 1855 49-tf.
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TnE GREAT RESTORATIVE
FEVER AND AGUE CURED BY DIR
Ml,ANI'S lNlR BIIIS

Ml.ANE'S LIVER PILLS
Mr, Jonathan l!oughman, of West Union
iarh County, illinois, writes 10 the prop?i
ci"rS, Fleming Bros. of Pittsburgh, that @
had suffered greatly from scvvIc and pro-
tractcd attack Of Fever and Ague, and WAS
completely restored 10 health bv the use of
the Liver Pills alone. These liiis upaurs.
honaOiy possesses great tonic properties,
ana can be taken with decided advantage
Tor many diseases requiring inyigoraling
remedies; but tho Liver Pills stand prc.cm.
lncht as means Of restoring Il disorgauiZcd
LAYER 10 healthy action; hence ;hc great
celebrity they have attained. The numrr-
ous formidable diseases arising from n dis
cnscd Liver, which so long bailird the skill
oi The most rninct physicians Of the United
St'ies, are now rendered easy of cure.
thanks TO ihc study and perseverance ofthu
distinguished physician whose name this
great medicine benrS--a name which will
descend to p"stcrity as one deserving Of
gratitude l his invaluable medicine should
always be kept within reach; and on the
appearance Of the earliest symptoms OF dis
rascd Liver, itcan be safely and usclully nd.
mUistcrcd.
.-e7~ Purchasers will be careful TO ask
for DR.. MLANE'S CELEBRATED LlV.
ER PILLS, manufactured by FLEMING
BROS, OF PIrTsRuRCu, Pa. All other
lermiiugcs in comparison are worthless.
Dr. MlAnc's genuine Liver Pills, also his
celebrated Ncrmiiugc, can now be had at
all respectable drug si"rcs. Nonr genuine
~H."W The signature II
FLEMING BROS.
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II Y NJ EN- Il AL.

MARRIED, on the 9th nif., by The
Rev. Mr. Zimmerman, CICERO ADAMS,
Esq. 10 Gisa MARY a, HUGHES, iaunh.
ter Of John Hughes, all of Edgefeld District.
MARRIED, on Thursday, the a2d nit,
BY Rev. A. White, Nc. WILLIAM ID. UA-
GINS, of York, to Miss LIZZIE r. HOUGu,
formerly Of Lebanon, New Hampshire.
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DEATH by FoIsoN.-Ihe Ashrille News
learns from the llillsboro Recorder, that
a little daughter OF D. I. Clark, esq, ef
Orange county, n. g., died on The ll,h
nlt., from the effects ofpoison taken in tile
stomach by eating s,cwed apples which
had stood in an cartllcn jar until prcgnat-
ed with the glazing.
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We arc furnished by our active cores
pondent in Washington with the proof
sheets OF the letter from Mr.. Marcy to Mr..
Dallas, which was read in the Senate on
thursday. We are thus enabled to pre-.
sent this interesting document this morn.
ing. This letter presents mnutely and at
length the grounds for dismissinp Mr..
CHAMPION, notwithstanding the assurance
OF the English government that there was
no intention to violate the municipal laws
OF this country. The British government
acknowledges the obligation 10 withdraw
their representative when convinced of his
participation in such an act; but the Pres
ldent, convinced by facts Of an unouestion.
able character, that of such a nature were
the acts in question, does not feel at liber-
ty to defer to the judgment Of England as
TO their character, and is constrained to
act upon his convictions
The nature Of this testimony is distinct
ly set forth-the grounds of exception to
II arc considered, and the reader cannot
fail Of the conviction that Mr.. Crampton
ought to have been dismissed, and that if
wrong Wa IN the delay. This, however,
to us at the South is rot the ground of
much exception. We would he unwilling
to form part Of government Incapable
OF rindicating the honor of the nation, but
We would equally dcprccate an unbccom.
ing haste in such matter. For us Il
war can have no charms. We have no
noble heir ID DC amused by its empty
p"mp and circumstance none to lc
killed off that they may be out of mis-.
Chief: No manufacturing establishments
TO take, at nominal prices, the cotton that
cannot hc shipped, or to supply, at enor-
nous prices, the demands from Which all
foreign products arc excluded; under eve.
try supro>abIc circumstance we will Lc in
jured, aud il is not an occasion cf regret
that the government should adopt course
conveying the assurance that it would on
Iy engage in hostiities upon n ma,ured
conviction OF their necessity. - Charleston
Standard.
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THE OLD DRUG STORE.

THE subscriber would inform his friends and
customers of Lancaster, that at his Old stand he
has received n large assortment of FRESH and
PURE articles in his line. His stock is the
LARGEST, FRESHEST-PUREST and best
selected in Camden ; and has bcc,,, as, and aiH
be &oid o" better terms than at any establish
mcnt in this place Persons purchasing for
CASH can DC accommodated as chcaply a. in
Charleston. As he gives his
Personal ATTENTION
TO his business; be assured that all orders will
be promptly cGrctuVy and neatly put up
Those visiting us Will not find us lacking in So
ciability, nor wanting in the attempt to be agree
able. The socks consists Of every article usu-
ally found in Drug Store-as
Drugs, Chemicals, Medicines, Paints.
Oils, Burning Fluid, Turpentine,
Narnishes, Sand Paper.
Glue, Windew Glass,
Brushes of all
sorts, Dye,
stuffs, Trus.
ses, all popular
Patent Medicines,
Thomsonian Medicines,
Perlumery, Shaving and WASH
ing Soaps, Paper, Ink, Pens, Garden
seeds, Toys, China Goods, and Fancy al
ticles in great variety, also.
Cooking Soda, PEPPER, 81 ice, Indigo.
Ginger, Watches, Blue Stone, Copperas,
Yeast Powders, Hair Dye ana all the pre-
parations for the lair, Teeth and Skin.
! have large stock of Lemon Syrup
on hand which will he sold low 10 deal
ers by the dozen.
FRANCIS L. ZEMP.
Camden, May IA, l3-uj '57
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Announcements.
FOR SENATOR.

Mr.. FDI: or PLEASE announce Mr. T.. r..
HAMMOND as n candidate for the State
Senate at the next election and uJligc
MANY VOTERS.
Mr.. EDITOR Please Announce MIR. GEO.
McC. WlTllERSPOON as II candidat. for
Senate at the next election
MANY FRIENDS.
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New Advertisements.
Hides Wanted,

on mn LBS. DRY HIDES wanted, for
HU,UuU which 10 cents in cash, or l2t
cents in goods will be paid.
HASSELTINE g. CURETON.
June 3, 1856. IGtf.
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From WASHINGTON.

NAsnING1oN, May 80. The special
committee appointed in the House to in.
vcs'lga'e the Brooks and Sumner affair,
reported TO day, recommending the cxpul-
.i"u of Mr.. Brooks. They also ccnsurc
MesSrs. Edmcr s"n, Of Va, and Keilt, Of
So ca
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SuIcInE.-Wc regret to learn that n
young man, i'll the eastern part OF this
district, toy the name Of stokes, committed
suicide the other day, by hanging himself.
lie had been ploughng--comc into din
ner-and, after reading chapter or two
II. tie EiL!e, went oil 10 the woods, took
oil his clothes, aud hung himself with his
plough line. Ii was several DAYS before
his body was found - GyccnriNe Patri.
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SEcTIoSALlsM.-We observe that some
OF our exchanges have male u compari.
sou between the votes of the North and
South in the action Of the House of Rep
resenlatives on tho proposition to inquire
,n'o the homicide oi Heating, at WiIlard'S
Hotel. The vote stood seventv.nins TO
seventy. 50 too on the election Of Mr..
Banks as Speaker of the House Of Rcprc.
Scntatives. Taking this view of the re-.
ce. acts OF the House, it is supposed that
It's future resolves will he strictly sectional.
1t has always been SO upon matters
detrimental To tho interests OF the South
and we opinc that i'll tho case now before
that honorable body (God save the
mnik,) they will be in favor Of inflictinp o
upon Col. Brooks as severe n punishment,
as II Is III their power to admlnislcr.-
Should he be expelled, his constituency
ought 10 rally, every man of them, and
return HIM 10y n lar er vote than has cvcI
been polIcd in his district, and we are
confident they will do it, no, only AS =
compliment to Col. Brooks, tut TO ,caci,
! the Pcopc who scnl abusive abolitionis,s
to represent them in Congress, that there
Is at least one man from South Carolina
among them willing and always ready tc
enforce due respect IL the character and
| rights ot southern mcn.- CarO!n.u Times
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BROTHER j. ID. yyYLIE.
Miscellaneous.
HANGING ROCK
MINERAL SPRINGS

This Watering place, situated in Lancaster
District. on the road from Camden to Lancaster
vile, near that great natural curiosity-the
hanging Rock, and near the Hanging Rock
Battlc Ground of the Revolution, will be opened
ior the reception OF Visitors on the ist july,
1896. The properties of the Water are sui
phur, magncsa and iron. They have, in many
cases afforded great relief, and effected pcrma-
neEt cures.
The Springs are 81 miles from Camden, and
;hc Stage passes by from Camden every Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday; and ii miles
from Lancastcrvic, and the Stage passes by,
from 'hc latter place, every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday. The neighborlood is q delight
tul one, aud very healthy, aitording an abund-
ancc OF choice fruit
Every attention will be given. The f,rc shall
not only be the best the "markct affords" but
whatever suits the taste and appetite of every
Visitor. The Springs will be under the inme-
diate supcIimtcmdcncc of
MIR. a. 3. RsELDON ~ LADY,
who viii spare no pains to make every Visitor
feel at ease and nj home. | will, however be
there every day, giving my assitamcc also.
Board will he reasonable no complaint shall
made at the bill.
JAMES NJ. INGRAM.
May 18th, 1856. l5-tf
10 The Camden Journal Sumter Watch.
man, Carolina Times and Charleston Mercury,
will insert weekly until the lst August, and for.
ward Bills to me at Hanging Rock Post Office,
Lancaster District, :. G..
JAMES 81. INGRAM.
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New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANs, May 29.-Thc sales of
Cotton to. lay compriscd $500 halcS.-
Inc enquiry WAS good, but the supply
im'icd. The Alrica's adviccs had no ef
feet upon the market which closed a, pre-
siOus rates.
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Sign Of the Two Large Watches.
WATCHES, CLOCKS AND
JEWELRY.
AT NEW YORK PRICES Fop rAsu

<c&sNA - ANASAsc VI Choa.
Merchants and Dealers win do well to cau
and examine the stock of Watches, Clocks, and
Jewc'ry, at 24s king,Strect before they pur-
chase elsewhere.
Every article @arrsnsed
A stock algays on hand peculiarly adapted 10
country dealers.
Save twenty per cent, by calling on
WK. MASTERMAN,
247 King St, Charlesson,
-Four doors from WontvorkL-r..
Oct 8, '55 35G ~sS