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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-26
MISCELLANEOUS.
Hats AND CAPS.


yTTEhzye us day receive of.e -esz-S zostbsz-
~ tf-l essprreu-Eof Has and CAPS
- zsess fzshszAss -tcssAa be a.ae ne
Itcoz5-sszS n p,sr4 ths sslIs-rizx EEssss-
es1-s S7l slk Malek5a lists lst a1d eizstsc ,ade
dszs lsts rhlt- hl.el bezysz otss- sf e. &C.,
knes ect.s ard VI iIa.s- us. -s btzk- 81. Ga
ZaLso-
czs q sEsET 3esersoa Aud o. tie Styles
raszsz -sssfza ErIi.k IFsssEss "a .siof
Cspe an n cher ahzr1sEes. sfez sif ~ sid
lsssr to sseos 81 tssse we're esez ossed bEs
cdFss HAS asd czss q N kirs asf received ,rozs
e -: lse.ss =, g ses ferk
4sains ca E-guisesat ssk q Goodl beors Iarehssne
= FED eonei sAzi ne eAH 5eass DE nos
sossss N ssraassaFna part mt and sesqzrss
10 coUSTRT MERCHANTS
20 stsa A-yrang L TIE ray q Hats md Caps
isz a they ~ 40 -Ts fll ssas e ealsdesria.
and q ne f1os- favorable terms.
HIVE yea Dgspepsls. ne TRAxAL's sLIxIg.
AreS q laI5 Iezze ss ygoisss HAfI. r.fTo lTIrE
Do yoa zaai GOOD ilsiraeat, sse FoRsffA's BALM
- . tae BEidse Garner Drug Sore
De Loa rant = MAKE coed and cheap. hs
Isyoar z9rss iaaas tsss, sss MERCHANTS eARGIIsG
nave 100 eessA. sss is aozRHorsb BAIsaN
shsaiaer ETsss Pos. Nonnsie
saEfortsr BALM Of > Thousand flowers
Raaaegs ssT assss a. o.
Bet Rlns sponge
HolisHay's pEIs sna siniuasEi
E2Esrs God LlyeE Oh
BSsEhass's Holland BttteFs
Hoofen9,s GsrnEn Bittrrs 81
RoEisis H tn. LOGAN co.
La orler Dirny
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-26

Watches, Clocks and JeweIry
TT WHOLESALE.
HAVE now on band VERY large stock OF watches. Jew
elTy, &C.. pHreased directly Importers and Mana
faetnrsEs % slpplTtl the Increasing demand from
YATCH-MARERS, MERCHANTS AND PEDLARs,
o. the surrounding country whose attention this branch
81 the particularly commended and e1aina
ton o. the stock respectfully solicited
J. 4. SCOTT,
nh2s 50 1is No. 15I Main street.
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.re,,.,r, yvn,ss.s. Ssock.
AMI "a Nov e I = q. yer Wnre.
I,n susselssr snn ounce, h mi ss,ss AdN
IN; mai 8 has - ''iNsA' s'0a' N his
peely nses y ssl ana and @ psSs ssasTs
.aseises. cent =. ,ee: p 49, -.- .----
-, Sundr1es.
70 poLES - c Srns hr CON Z.
& IS boxes Pearl sisFei,.' -
20 bags BAG. Rio col nssstsi' no. :;
o bbls. Soft cd Sugar; 1900
.,ao Received and 70. q, s.Is :. BY
tsrccy y; g. = T., N \, Chnrnoei.
RE fay prepared % soussss = 10
pad to Horse sSess md e 1a sss PAfsaiA
Plane Fo,+<,s,
This THIS BAY another 10; o. ohlessrng Son.
brought market "a ne 20 ghss
about other makers, strings and gold neaIs It De
9s.pss,,ay can on ,ae,. who wan. an ..r...,
street. An s0e nov ready Tor 'Ais At No 90 Union
lsse J. MEIIoE.
Dress Goods Talnas ooaks Ie 70 ,ie hsy sou "a
e and dealing may Is relied o s9Ga Ifs low pm
-, - =. !. = Is.
49,. =. -
w he can give e very BEST r tess
once. - ! --ta $500. ~ ,.'s
8 IIOT9f NV txy,s, - ~, ,,.,- - -
| 3. $500 ,1 y AZ . IMMINENT AND PILLS.
a tncSisi supply, 1Sst Tsesised 2. the
: = 4Ss.s sislgeE CORNER DRUG STORE.
ELD0RADo TOBACCO.
m EdorA Natural Leaf Tobacco, very superior for
40 - g5
- - X : :. .ee,sAs, sAhEko CO..
$3.50 Ct. PRICE SMTTH
EGLECTICePH
p5Ies ead Residence on .lal,l 0,.ses ~ - 80,
sfr purify SsA''a ~ ny '-a nslshs', and can
Rnins - :, ~ f....-.- :, =, =, 80 VI
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WALR IN GEYTJ.EIIg

TAER pleasure ininforning ny friends and Iatrsns md
ne elttns Of Shseng generally, Inst have just
c=yed Spring and Snner stock Cloths. Casseres
and Yestiag together with fun assortment Of Gents Far
nIshi1g Goods. =
Mytoek has been selected with great care from the best
ssE foEk and Paiadsipda markets. Tie styles very
neat aud a. % quality they second 10 none, being
very best makes, and gIeh prepared make Up
style and best manner.
4 good 1t gr4rH1teed In AL eases sale, by
J. II. STALLATyN, Merchant Tailor,
ape No. 2 yAshington Han. y
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MISCELIA NEOUS.
One Remedy for one Dise

TAR Truxalt Is arsrnlsr fsslef1n, aud stands ffs On
Il " Pal larolessEoa ss.s.. IL
.rnesieine Is valuable enc.
frEhhert Mcfztniey. Bruznsrfiie. aged 81
Nzsoa.oEn IN he fan q 1851 for hoe of saered
Elixir Which peEf0Fuied cure, appear
from III annexed eerstfc.te- 7fs57
This Is certify that as Tor sereraI yearE seted With
DTspepsia tie syrpfouls
CostfFeHess. tie Sfornae,
hips and lsEs, spells % Extreme weakness. Lsss e..
lsnsoHr, Dehy and Gnaufar he stomach tried !
great many refaedsset Balsiaors consult sone
ealineuf rtsieiAns< lessthan hanarezi
nliars, bat beHeftted Until used Dr. Eszsi's
szeset Exe-, bottfe OF which e1eetaslIy cured me-
RcEEEr MckfSlkr.
West BrounEyille, Pa, sept 81 1873
For sale b 7. II LOGAN & Co
ePt<S General Agents, Wheeling. vs..
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MISCEII. As NEOUS.


NJ 4,9t1 Gift Cszsr5.
5.G1o PE4nc.dos l,t-ars.
200. Apollo
z,e98 q Dorado
500 Washington Monument cssArs;
500 PAhetlas
1850 Havana
5000 Delz Cruz PStneipe
5000 Eegzlia
g boIsssI LuHap Tobaese;
Jast receive ed and for sale by
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Business Notices.
FEVER AND AGCE

Fever and Agne c,'.ed without using ouinipe
Arsenic, Mercury, Opium, or any of the poison.
o"s drugs or dangerous compounds, generally
resorted to by sufferers from this long drawn.
most affecting, and annoying of all diseases, by
rcsorting to Caters Spanish Mixture, which
contains none OF the above dclctcrious substan-
ces, but cures efcctually aud fully by acting
specifically on the Liver and Skin, Purifying the
Blood, and expelhng the remain of The old med.
ic'nes with which the system has been clocred
opening the pores Of the body, and allowing m.
ture to assist itself in breaking up the diseases,
and recupcrating its energies
Sec the cure of Mr.. John Longdon, of Va. 4:
he Ind fixed and chronic Ague and Fever :
ehiiis twice a day for three years. Nothing
permanently cured him until lac tried Carter.
Spanish Mixture; bottles of which perfectly
restored him to health; nor has he had n chill
since. lie Is only one out of thousand who
has experienced the life renewing effects of this
valuable purifier Of The blood.
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Central American Question.

We learn by telegraph, SAYS :he Char.
'esion Mercury, that the New York Her
aid contains letter from London, pro.
lesslng to give the terms of adjustment Of
the Central American question by .rea-
y signed 10y Clarendon and iierran, the
pienlpotentiary Of Uonduraz These are,
lst, general treaty Of ami,y and com.
merce; I'd, n convention for the adjust
lnent of a!l clairs of British subjects on
the Government of Honduraz, ana for the
extinction Of any Mosquito Indian titles
within the territories recognised as per-
tanning 10 uonduraz; 3d, n convention for
the restoration of the Bay Islands to the
sovereignty of Iionduraz, the letter stipu-
's,ng that the people who established
themselves there under the British occu-
pancy, shall enjoy perpe,ually certain
rights and p'iviiedges. The groun6 uvon
Which THIS restoration is made is the i'm.
Por'ance of preserving the neutrality Of
the proposed intcr.oceauic railway through
Honduraz.
The letter also states that it has been
agreed between Lord Clarendon and Mr..
Dallas that Greytown shall return to the
sovereignty Of Nicaragua, and tina, -hc
limits Of the Belize shall extend southwark
to the ri, or Sarsloon.
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NEW $ Il o II f,
NEW GOODS!!

WE Of
time.
nda
afnSN
Printed Inuns and
srrcred afrchs
Bched and Brown SliEEIlNiS
exceedingly
Plain at low beautiful Ribbons
our Gnlemens Furnishing Department. will find gentleman may
of
Suits of Linen from So fine Cloth Suit Boots Shoes
iats Shirts, Collas, Gloves, Cravats Suslenders, DC.
Glass
In Grocery Provision Storewi cfound
cheap Brown O Rio and Mocha New
Orleans and West India Mackere in barrels
and Kits Nos IL and g. for sale by
Fish and Salmon Cackers Cheese Herring, Vino
u Vinegar, Pepper Ginger, Spice Mustard, Sulnes,
CLAIMS Oysters Salmon, Champagne
fresh
in
ceies
Don't forget CALL when
- HAssELTENE 4
A. IIASSELTINE,)
{. II, May
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MoRE SBARss.-Sone cine or len
sharks have been cnight within the last
ssw days, ty party III young men enga.
gcd in fishing uif Palmetto wharf That
sbere Is mn abundance OF them in om bas
Dor, Is evidenced by sae 6aes, ti,at Mt al
most every flood tide one or more Of these
sayenous monsters, from Z 10 ! o feet long
are captured, aud their jaws and tails
mailed 10 the wharf posts as momosfe sso.
o.. Tbese b quite anamber Of these tro-
pbies nj pscsent on fhe wharf, and Dew
Il Fish, three feet long and two and half
sect wide, ~iiis tail three aud haIf feet
long, coyered wiih sost Of thorn or ANAL
spikes, very hssd nnd very sharp. In the
way 81 marine sposss, our iart,or has
probably as mrpy afisactscns ne any in
che couu'ry, and there are few localities
ah#t present n greater variety Of delieato
sish for the table. ClDi&taa Mercury.
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WASHINGTON, Aug. %.

\ BrLn Doc AND A BEAR.-A man in
this city, whose stock consists of horses.
has II novel way Of preventing const aLies
from lcrying on his property. At ono
side OF his door is chained fierce bull dog.
with rope enough to cnalc him to guard
half the entrance. At the other side is a
savage bear, which has Chain enough to
barely reach the dog. Between Tray and
Bruin il is Impossible to affect an entrance.
~ a certain fat constable found to his cost
after walking a couple Of miles with his
ai,aehmcnt.- Chicog 90 Democrat.
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Extraordinary Imposture Exploded.
AN IMPORTANT QUESTION SETTLED

An IMPORTANT QUESTION SETTLED,
Innumerablc efforts have been made by
mathematicinns TO square tho circle. II is
now admitted BY rational men that no such
thing is possible. A question Of the same
sort, nearly, is often rroponnded which, for
the moment, may puzzle man of slow wit,
but which is eventually seen TO be incapa.
bic Of solution. Likewise. II is this: What
would be the consequence Of nm irresistible
body coming in contact With nm immovra-
ble one! Very little consideration is re-
qnirrd to enable one 10 discern that this is
a contradiction in terms. The closet APP
ProAimalion to n catcgorial answer that we
ever heard Gf has been given by aa eminent
paiho!osist, Professor Holloway, who has
proved beyond all question that his extraor-
binary Pills and Ointment are irresistible in
their effect, on diseases which, under every
other treatment were absolutely immovea-
ble. This is no empty boast II is true
We court disproof. His medicines, we say.
are the greatest remedial agents that sricn-
iifc genius ever invented. "PsI,aw," some
contemplate professional startling, or dis.
appointed charlainn may exclaim, what is
il all but quaekery!' Ignorant, or unthink.
ing people may be found TO re-echo the
charge. But stop, friends You do not
bear IN mind that ihis very cry Of "quack-
quaek qaackery." ahieh is as frequently
raised eganst tic true thing as the false,
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THE MARKETS.

-, COLUMBIA, August as
there has been no cotton offered for sale
today, and therefore we continue our for.
mcr quotations or 9alls.
CHARLESTON, August %.
Sales of Go0 bales cotton, during the week
st lower rates.
New YORK, August 81.
Cotton is dull, sales cf 400 bales. Flour
heavy, Southern S7.25. Red Wheat 81. SO;
White 3 l.G5. Corn Gle. Rice dull
FrcigLts firm.
m New York, August 90.
The cotton market is steady, with saics
today Of 500 bales. Aidding Uplnnds mr..
quoted at ~ cents per pound. Sterling i.
quoted at 81.
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State of South Carolina.
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
In tie Common Pleas.

WYATT p. PLYLER, who is in the
custody of the Sheriff of Lancaster District,
hy ,irInc OF Il writ of capias nd satisfaction
dun, at the suit Of James +. Curcton having
filed in my office, together with a schedule
on oath of his estate and effects, his petition
TO the Court of Common Pleas, praying
that he may be admitted to the benefit of
the acts Of the General Assembly, made for
the relief of inso!vcnt debtors. 1t is ord,g-
ed that the said james f. Cnreton, and ull
other the creditors to whom the said Wyatt
j. Plyler 10 10 any u'ise indebted, be, and
they are hereby summoned, and have ao,ice
TO appear, before the said Court At Lnncas-
ter Court House, on the third Monday in
October next, to shcw cause if any they ran,
why the prayer of the petition aforesaid
should not be granted.
J. A. STEWMAN, Clk.
Office Of Common Pleas, Lancr ,,er G.. H. q,
Feb. 10. 1886. 2l-S..
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Estate Notice.

Persons indebted to the Estate Of T. X.
Curcion are requested 10 make Immediate
payment against the first OF October next,
AS longer indulgence cannot be given. On
that day the Books, Notes and Accounts
will be given TO nn Attorney for collection.
We nave been already sued on llims. and
We are compelled 10 raise the money 10
meet those demands.
Persons holding clnims against the said
deceased, are requested 10 present them
properly atic' ted against the first day OF
December next, or his notisc viii be plead
ed 10 bar against all such clnims.
J. f. CURETON, Al,
=. B. MASSEY, n""''S'
September 3rd, 1856. 29.n.
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New Advertisements.
ELECTION NOTICE.
STATE OF soUTH

LANCASTER DISTRICT.
OffiSe of the 4 .urt Of General Sessions
anl Common Pleas.
J, J. A. Stewman, Clerk of said Count. in
pursuance Of the directions of the Act Of
the Legislature, in such cases made and
provided, do he-eby give public notice that
an election for Tax Collector for ancas,er
District, will be held on Monday the 18th
day of October next, at tho "a, ual places OF
Election throughout The said District
Witness my hand nj Lancaster Court
House, this 9Th day of August, 1856.
j. a. SrEWAlAN,
Clerk e. q. y. s. G.. p.
Sept 3rd, 1856. 2g.6t.
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Notice.

APPLICATION will be made at the next
session Of the Legislature, for Public
Road, leading from ihe Steel Creek road
below w. }. Curcton's Store, following the
bed where the road now rms as near as
practicable, by the Methodist Church; in
irtsccting The river road whecs TIE road
runs. Distance about 3! miles.
JAMES MILLER.
Aug, 81, 1856. 29--3m.
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SHOCKS OF AN EARTHQUAKE AT Mem
r"is'-Ihe Memphis Bulletin, OF Sunday
last, says:
1.-Two distinct shocks of nm earthquake
were 'eit here on Friday evening, the first
about O'Clock, and the other AT 0 O'clock.
Several Of our citizens felt the shock very
sensibly, while others only heard deep
rpmhling sound, similar to that accompa.
aging All earthquake"
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State of South Carolina,
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
In the Common Pleas.

SIMON BENNETT, who is in the GUS
tody Of the Sheriff of Lancaster District, by
virtue of writ of capias ad satisfaciendum,
ut the silt of A. J. Connors, having filed in
my office, together with schednlc, on oath,
of his Estate and effects, his petition to the
Court of Common Pleas, praying that he
may be admitted to the benefit of the acis
Of the General Assembly, made for the re.
lief of insolvcn, debtors 1t il ordered, that
the said A. J. Connors, and all other TIE
creditors to " HON the said Simon Bennett
is in any wise indebted, be, and they aro
hereby summoned, and have noiire to appear,
before the said Conrt at Lancaster Court
House, on the third Monday ia October next.
to shew cause, if any they can, why the
prayer of the petition &forcsaid should mt
DC granted.
j. A. STEWNAN, Cr'k.
Oiliee of Common Pleas, Lancaster Z. H.,
March 26, 1856. 2l--3m
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State of South Carolina,
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
In tile Common PIeas.

JOHN LEVERTON, who ID in the Gus.
tody OF the Sheriff of Lancaster District, by
virtue of u writ Of capias ad satisfaciendusl,
nj the suit of w. J. Clawson, having filed in
my office. together with schedule, on oath,
OF his estate and effects, his petition to the
Court of Common Plsas, PRAYING that he
msy be admitted to the benefit OF the acts
OF the General Assembly. made for the re.
lief OF insolYcDt debtors. II is ordered, that
the e-said w. J. Clawson, and all other the
creditors To ~hssm the said John Ieyerton
is in any wise Indicted, be and they ARE
hereby summoned, and have notice to appear
before the said COnrt at lancaster Court
House, on the third Monday in October next,
to sbew cause, III any they can, why the
prayer Of the petition aforesaid should not
be granted.
J. A. STEWMAN, Crk.
oflice ofCommon Pleas, Lancaster G.. IT,,
April ~, 1856. 2l--2m
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Important from Kansas.

81 LOUIS, August 20.
ksnsas advicrs stale that $500 men
from Missouri would enter Kansas OH the
22.l.
Four hundred Of Lanes men were post
ed on the Kansas river to intercept nil .e.
lief 10 Lccompton.
Gen. Richardson n, the bcad Of q large
body Of Territorial militia bad gone to the
North Western part Of Kaa,as to in.er.
ccpt Lanes retreat.
Al Lexington, No, 500 men we're nm
der arms, and Gen. Prize expected orders
frcM the President to take the fold. Gen.
Smith declines interfering with the Mis-
sourians while they contine operations 10
Lanes forces.
CHICAGO, August %.
Aasices from K.hsas state that Is Mis-
sonrians attacked fuckers mission and
demanded persous there to deliver up their
iossss nnd leave the Territory. The de.
snaad hsing refused, the ass,ilants went
IA wosk to execute their threats.
The Missourisas were concentrating at
LesseDxoSiJi, wes,pcsi aud Kansas Clty.
QuIker City had Leen sacked by The
Georgians on Friday, but the inhabitants
escaped.
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FIRST AND LAST NOTICE.

ALL persons Indebted TO Inc Subscriber,
10y Eote or account, previous to The first of
January, 1856, will find their notes and nc
counts in the hands Of officers for collection,
IL not settled Mp by the Ist Sept. next.
J. B. COUS4R
July 0, 1856. ei-tf
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Congressional.
WAsuINaroN, Aug. 25

w WAsu1NGToN, Aug. 25.
In the Senate to day Mr.. Weller gave
notice OF resolution to abrogate the laws
OF Kansas as provided for in the 18Th
section Of the Senate Kansas Bill. Both
Houses adjourned in respect TO the mem-
ory Of Meacham.
WAsniSeToN, Aug &c.
In the Senate, Mr.. Cri,tenden gave no
tice Of his intention TO introduce bill TO
alter and amend the Kansas and Nebras-
ka act. Mr.. Weller introduced a bill to
abrogate certain laws Of the Kansas Leg
islature, including the test oaths. Mr..
Wilson offered an amendment al,olislinp
all the laws Of Kansas relative 20 slavery.
and providing for the release Of persons
charged with treason, and an election in
November. The splject vas debated
without action.
In the House, the special committee on
the McMullen and Granger case reported
that no further action Was Necessary.
WAsHINGTos, August 27.
In the Senate Mr.. Weller's bill was tn
bled by 27 to IL.
The House agreed to adjourn sine die
Tomorrow ar p. m. by 40 to &c.
Mr.. Wheeler moved 70 instruct the
Committee on WAYS and Means to report
new Army Bill wilhou, the Kansas pro.
viso, and moved the previous question.
which was lost by the casting vote of the
Speaker.
Committees Of Conference were then
appointed.
WAsuISoToN, Aug. %.
In the Senate Mr.. Cr,tcndcn offered
his bill to give the Legislative power in
Kansas to the Governor and Judiciary
under the supervisory control OF Con
gress. Debate ensued, but no action was
taken.
The House refused 10y 4 majority TO
recede from its amendments to the army
bill and tabled motion TO reconsider.
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a SUPPLY of blannS on hand at the
Ledger Office, That will be solo exclusively '
Tor cash: Persons will o6ligc us by no,
asking Tor them on any other terms.
Aug, Is, 1880. 26-ff
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Wanted.

Dry or Green Hides, for which We will
pay "for Dry Hides" 10 cents cash, or l2I
cents in trade, "for Green IIJdes," We will!
paJ cents per 70. We do not limit the
quantity. We will take all we can ret at
above raics. MA6IlL a. CAUTHEN.
June lIia, 1856. l7.tf
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Ragsi Rugs.,

lo,0n0 lbs. OF Rags wanted, for which
goods Will be exchanged at low prices.
J. B. COUSART.
june lith, 1866. ,7.tf
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Legal Advertisements,
State of South Carolina,
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
In the Too,1 1,,or DIono

III me common TIedS.
LEVI whitaker, who is in the Gus
tody of the Sheriff of Lancaster District, by
virtue of Il writ of capias nd satsfacienGutn,
at the suit of Arthur Locust, having filed in
my office, together with n schedule, OIL oath.
of his estate and effects, his petition TO the
Court of Common Pleas, praying that he
may be admitted to The benefit of the acts
OF the General Assembly, made for the re-
lief OF lnsolvent debtors. 1t is ordered that
the said Arthur Locust, and all other the
creditors To whom the said Levi Whitaker
is in anywise ind,Uted, be, and they are
hereby summoned and have notice to uppcar r
before the said Court ut Lancaster Court
House, on the third Monday in October next,
TO shcw cause, if any they can, why the
prayer Of the petition aforesaid should not
be granted.
]. a. STEWMAN, Crk.
Office Of Common Pleas, Lancaster G. H.,
June ii. 1856. 2l-2m
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lie conten,ed and thankful n cheerful
spirit makes labor light, sleep sweet, and
all around cheerful.
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Notice.

TIE Subscriber being desirous Of settling
up his affairs in Lancaster, preparatory to
his leaving the District, calls upon all those
indebted To him for work in his linc-brick-
laying, plastering, &c.,--to settle before re-
turn day next, or their notes and accounts
will ceI tainIy be put in suit for coll,etien.
II. n. CONNER.
August 9th, 1856. 28.tE
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On lno LBS. DRY IUDES waoted. Ga.
GUsVUU whiaA 10 cents in cash, or ial
cents in gpods siil he paid
HAssELTlSs Sf7JREToA
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Excitement at Springfield.

VNeHINUIUN, W NURust 70.
Advices from Springfield ILLINOIS. state
that two hundred men have been dis
charged from tho army, there, in parsn-
ance of orders from Washington, and that
the greatest excitetuent preyais.
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Announcements.
FOR CONGRESS.

Mr.. EDiToR The friends Of Col. &. w.
DUDLEY respectfully announce him "a
candidate to represent the people ofthe first
Congressional District. ia Congress, at the
ensuing election. MANY FRIENDS.
Bennettsvilie, s. G., Aug. 27th 1856.
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Workmen Discharged.

CoLUMAIA Aug, %.
Telegraphe adyiccs from Springfield,
Mass, inform us that two hundred work
men, at the u. S. Armory in that place,
we're discharged to day, by orders from
Washington on account Of the want of
funds. Great excitement prevailed in con-
sequence.
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Fer sale.

10000 SHINGLES at Pleasant IIiIl, nine
miles South OF Lancaster, on the Camden
road. MAGII.L g. CAUTHEN.
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