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Commissioners Sale.
In Equity---York.

In Equity---York.
Mary Faris, ct. al.
IN obedience to the Decretal order of the Court
Il of Equity, male i'll the above case at June
Term, lSIG, | will expose to public sale at York
Court House, on the FIRST MONDAY IN OCT0-
BER NEXT, the tract Of land described in the
pleadiugS, situe i'll York District on the waters of
Dutchmans Greek, bounded by lands of Mrs Ca
rothers, Starr Neely and S. D. FAIRIES, containing
I2I ACRES.
The land sold for partition aid division among
the heirs-at-law in the above case.
TERMs.-A suficeney Of cash to pay the costs
of this suit-the balance on credit Of one year.
with interest from date purchaser to give bond
and two good sureties and mortgage of the prem
ises. JNU. Il. MILLER,
(S5) c. L. Y. D.
Sept 80 ot
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NOTICE.--Applica will be made to the
~ Legislature of this State at the next session.
for leave to open street in the town of Iorkvle,
to lead from Madison street to Liberty street,
through lands of Geo. W. Williams and George
Steele:
Sept Sc ISL
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BS" We are requested to announce WM. C.
BLACK, as Candidate to represent York Dis
trict in the next Legislature.
April 8 IA te
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NOTICE.---There will be sold in Yorkville
~ on FRIDAY, the 18th of SEPTEMBER, at
the late residence of F. L. HOFFMAN, deceased,
all the personal property belonging to the estate
of said deceased, consisting of ONE NEGRO,
MULES, HORSES and WAGONS, together with
a variety Of other articles.
Terms made known on the day of sale.
- S. ]. KUYKENDAL, Admir-.
Sept4 Sc 2t
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South Carolina---York District

NSTHEREAS THOMASD. SPRATT has applied
w to me for Letters Of Administration, on all
and singular the goods and chattcs, rights and
credits of JAMES SPRATT, late of the District
aforesaid, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admonish all
and singular, the kindred and creditors of the said
deceased, to be and appear before me, at our next
Ordiuary's Court for the said District to be holden
at York Court House on the lst day of SEPTEM-
BIER NEXT, to shew cause, if any, why the said
Administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and Seal, this 18th day of
AUGUST, in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and ffty-six, and in the eighty
first year of American Independence.
J. NJ. ROSS, O. Y. D.
Aug % 50 It
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GanGates.
FOR SENATOR.

BH" The friends of Col. R. G. MoCAW, res
pectfully announce him as Candidate to repre-
sent the people of York District in the STATE
SENATE.
April 8 IA te
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chemicals, DRUGS AND Medicines.
A NEW SUPPLY,

vVNHE Subscribers respectfully call the attention
Il of the citizens of York; and the adjacent
counties of North Carolina, to their new stock of
Fresh and Genuine
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IMPORTANT TO WoOL.GROWERs.

IMPORTANT TO W00L.GR0WERS.
THE Subscriber has also improved his WOOL
CARDS, by the addition of WOOL-PICKER and
BURRING MACHINE. He con now take out
Burs and trash of all kinds. Wool free from burs
is much benefited by this machine Wool in all
cases must be we'll washed This is, with a little
grease, all the preparation necessary. Price of
carding, for Wool without hurs, 8 cents; with burs
in it, Q cents, to be weighed after it is cardcd.-
He will sell rolls at 81! cents per pound. He now
invites the public to give him trial, and see for
themselves, and returns his thanks for past ia
vors and hopes for continuance Of the same
Il. D. SMITH.
Aug IA 53 3m
~ Chester Standard copy times.
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nesp The friends of A. WHYTE, ESQ.,, respect
fully announce him as Candidate to represent
York District in the next Legislature.
March 27 13 te
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MEDICAL NOTICE,

e-,Q THE undersigned, after returning his thanks
w for the liberal patronage heretofore bestow-
IA cd on him, respectfully announces to his
friends and the public that he has associated DR..
EDWARD E. JENKINS with him in the practice of
MEDICINE AND SURGERY,
and hopes in his new association to receive the
same generous measure of public confidence and
favor. DR.. JENKINS, after graduating in the
Medical School of his own State, availed himself
of the advantages afforded in the Institutions of
Paris and other European cities. Having given
special ATTENTION to SURGICAL SCIENCE,
he is prepared particularly to attend to cases in
that department of the practice.
d. H. THOMASS0N.
Yorkvilie Feb. 81. 8 If
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Commissioners Sale.

OoSk4S&44S04S&4N4 - SCl1Cs
In Equity---York.
William L. White,
b. j. Patterson, Admir-. .UortyGge.
Jinsey Bennett, ct. al.
IN obedience to the Decretal order of the Court
Il of Equity made in the above case at June
Term 1856, will expose to public sale at York
Court House, on the FIRST MONDAY IN OCTO-
Der NEXT, the tract of land described in the
pleadngs in the above case, situate on the East
side Of the Catawba River, bounded by lands of
Daniel Nivens, Vim. Merritt, J. NJ Garrison and
others, containing
1913 ACRES.
TERMs.-Cash sufficient to pay the costs of
these proceedings; the balance on n credit of
twelve months, with interest from date, the pur-
chaser to give bond and at least two good sureties
for the layment of the purchase money.
JNO. L. MILLER,
(S5) c. f. Y. D.
sept4 sc st
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Bag" The friends of J. C. CHAMBERS, ESQ.,,
respectfully announce him rs Candidate to rep
resent the people of York District in the next Leg
islature. gslE,F
April 10 Is If
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GREAT IMPROVEMENT,
LAUREL MILLS,

YORK DIST, S. C.
FHNIIE Subscriber announces to the public that
Il he has added to his MILLS, a Patent GRAIN
SEPARATOR, and it cannot be excelled for clean
ing Wheat of chess, cookie, smut, and all other
impurities, thereby greatly improving the QUAIL
ITY of the FLOUR. All persons who have seen
the SEPARATOR in operation arc highly pleased
with it; therefore, if you wish SUPERFINE ar
tcle of FLOUR, you would do we'll to give him a
trial. No mistake-no humbug! 1t is even so.
D. D, SMITH,
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T OOK AT THIS.--Au persons indebted
Ia to the estate of F. L. HOFFMAN, deceased,
are requested to make immediate payment, and
all persons having demands against said estate
will present them properly attested within the
time prescribed by law.
S. j. KUYKENDAL, Admir-.
Sept 36 At
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-02

federoljudcaly and % Congress relief SUCH from he
aare q 'hsse enscnens and The manner which they
s s s
,hs ielsns 70 violent ard umutuous proceedings The
- Re ws in the statute books peeial
scripts the ssaar Code TO make Sem af e
ss
verbs County Court shall be Construed 10 mss H. Ro sns
q ransaeng county business the
ns.ss: rsa." S.s, n ~ "0la' circuit
ard q members Of the Assembly; the Official oath
ctrs and Their qualifications the slave code and the quaac
these subects the provisions Of the Missouri are
sss as are usual n many q The ses But by The kansas
WIS 70 be a pointed b The Legisatars or by some officer
or and until after The general election n October 1851 2!s
Gro lie new Iesssturs is required to dc assi
lie @ 1a By ss he ss.
The or The sy Of he the
progress Of population the Territorial government will be
10 se Sen 81 tie Legislature IS to be held during
The Of the ss, are to be elected IN NssSsr Of m
swear . support The Fugitive Slave law Cs eheh Judge
each voter mus, take The Same
q apsn.ea De TssrsEy and Of every attorney admitted
portion The militia required to the day Of
a % wh na sha e che g sssa
By treaty 9herwSe and oyer the age Ct one
PAD asss Be qualified sss
thus excluded who BY the organic act allowed
Hose reen birth WHO had declared on oath their inen
n s ts 1n p Of se sS
enc dsar as tax TO as sheriff who was required to be At
re fer dherc can be doubt that the and
fair IMPRESSION the popular will in the election of members
BE- the
Sns So m S nsnS
Territory shall be Juror in cause affecting the right to
Hs slaves
Of eharac'sr incerant and unusual that elias.
70 los ese in he s Territory very mush.o pro
appointed Sheriff Of he county Of Douglas which included
within the Let and % Election lion districts He u. had made him
sch q March "a district, and By his burning the cabins
for aeegses Congress to be held on the st
ss @ FSs s
part election having arrange
ss hSs he s ne
ss dr s s1 nS Of Ssn nsns
Places Of x,chson esd and Doniphnn esq in AsSison
srrns. G and eS @
. aS snns @ Ep %Se rIS
ing he y ira for them COS at Ieavewor,h City C6s and
aSss S az s D. ss ss
so s Barnes q eco rs% TH Of the @
viz Delaware and wyandoe your committee failed to obtain
the attendance OF Witnesses Your committee did not deem
in regard to this election TO enter into details
manifest that from there being but canddate-Gen.
Mhelc.he must Lave received majority Of the votes cast
This election therefore depends not the number charac
Of the ses received but upon the validity the laws
under wh, il was held Sufficient testimony was taken to
show that the voting Of citizens Of Missouri was practsed
this election as at all former elections in the territory The
CARDS The ndber Of legal and Illegal votes this election.
The county Marshall embraces the territory in
cud In the lh district and the before stated nd
cate TINT The great majority Of the votes then cast were either
Illegal fictitious. In the counties to which examination
extended, there Illegal votes cast as near as the
pr( of " ens bile a o
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this election announced by
10y The Executive Committee.
In accordance with the constitution thus adopted the NOM
beers Of the State Legislature and most Of the State officers es
the and Mt the place designated BY the state consta
on and took the oath therein prescribed -
After elecng United States Senator's passing some prenm
laws and appointing codfying Comndtiee and prep
meet on the 4ih day Of July, 1856.
The laws passed all conditional tbs admission
Kansas state into the Union These proceedings were re
thus adopted fairly expresses the will OF the majority On NJ
etlers They now await Tire action Of Congress upon he1
memorial
These elections whether they conducted in pursuance
law or not not Illegal
Whether the resa Of them Il sanctioned by the ruon q
they a-e regarded The mere expresso -
the memorial that .snnot affect Their Legality The h9 -
he people 10 assemble and express heir political opicu n
sny form, whether by Means Of election OF conyenyn -
secured them by the constitution Of s United States k.ea
The elections 10 be regarded the At OF party Sne
Their political otherwise they prvrsr, In accordn0o
viii examples both N s,,-> and Tsrrs,a 80. ,,,o-.a :.
acts 81 violence the part " those who opposed them 80
those persons who approved aud sustained e fro
Missouri were peculiarly host- TO these pesseol
preliminary 10 the organization OF state go'crnmenf In
stances of this violence viii be g~erred a. heresNer
To provide for the election OF s~gaes TO Coskrcss and
the same time 10 do 10 such rssnner as to oba the jug
alleged Legislative Assembly sitting at shawnee Mission.
Convention held at Zig Springs the 5sh and 9h days q
e .h w psr sn nasna Va
In connected with the State movement cxceA that mo
election OF delegate Congress was hked by on the same
day the election Of members Of constitutional
instead Of the prescribed by the alleged Legislative Az
semby. Andrew " Reeder put IN nomination ~ Tern.
tosl delegate 10 Congress and eecfDn was provcd tor
~ lsss excepting the appointment Of officers and The
personso whom the returns Of the cecs should bs made
The eleson held In accordance with ere IN
abstract OF the returns Of which IL contained IN the following
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The resolutions passed by this Convention Indicate the state
The from Missouri and the the alleged
s Violent and can only Be- ,us,SeS ether in coaseqsssss
q api 10 enforce The grosses acts O. tyranny or r
y The fan q ITO here srrnns on, Of the s..s.ns aI.ccss
,ss iy They were deiensir. 10 their chsrsr and were
asssnea,o To- protection to her members n Der as.ns n.
purely Of local character spd YVES eonanex 70 the
desired erect and ben went and ceased ess.A
ca s ws5. s rs s an: .s mo E.
e Nov and AID each other IN contemplated aAnser So Gar -
to escer real or alleged laws czsJ
Q. q, n. DAY q % .:ms. . s gr.
duie division between shew respective claims
Dss. . sspf. % DsS ss%
he latter ho, Dow with ,s I'D gun ro.S G ssa s
maed.sy Is: about OsS; =, nm, M, M a .s.
down. sSs When Is' Va: essvsysd j.osS R.a:sa
he ~ss he. s SsS soa.d voa nns ,:'T
clearly ,ssi as':;:,e %sTss. sy 6cs:
The y very r.. =
sssS. was she'd held :, the s.c mards
I'd and Is ssd Ss, co ~ show Il ana
!s ssss men ne s "a: s.' ss sss 's '
h, sssn s ArS a.u 'f s.y Gs s s'
sess vsfrsa Ssnsi Jss SIsn:or: .Sss Y. PLACED
ON had hI gone ?, sss . ssS
ssn drew he ssn Ss and
vii blow yo through The Others cooked heir and
gathered him ana took him rrsoner bey all nouute
cireuruors route 70 cards Bls,ops bt,dg. stopping n
drink on As they approached the bridge thu ~
were thirteen In tie party, several having spped Jones
rcde the Irssner and snong ossr things told hp h
hr had heard .1ere hun red hpktss
TO a, and thai ne rcgretedhey ns there and that The,
wer, cheated cut their sport vl In the meantime, ~
alarm had given In he Igbborhocd Of Branson A.
rSs 81 the ssers among whom we're scmc VII
sorelber The! greatly excited the alleged injustice
such an Of aaet seer under peace warrant o.
'shera aasa by believed 10 be accessory
murder aud wha wee allowed 10 be at large exasperate
HON aid they prevented rapidly a. possible by nearr
4
| tz;l Fat Lsueb,in francis. CT1 O., r. Lowry A.
| pnfaer. t118l LoWrt, R,efler ami VI v. CONWAY.
fTp I'm. and Nthn.s. Mckinney, n. r Jones AMI Sft
| IAt mas Brown, y. ~. Coleman nnd others.
c,SgiN,gD o. rHE tETi PAGE.
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70. committee here felt Be tssr duty pc Only 70 IN
arrr rto ara cor evidence IN regard TO force and fraud a.
I The fra ana presess by which ,hs force and fraud
excused and Justified and for this purpose your com
msee have allowed the deer.ons ~ non xoss 20
who the Missouri river ~ emrrans IN MARCH
1855 whether they voted rot and whether they came INTO
.,a among ihs people q Missouri previous the elec
ton body IL tn testimony taken 81 INC instance OF
ire sittInr delegate u Of ths character
when The Deliberations of parties passing up The river were
In evidence committee received thm upon he
sisne statement they would be excluded unless the per
haze been connected with the election This prc< was no
made and therefore much Of hs cLAs ,esmny Va mcon
pecn ~ t- rules q l.v but allowed 70 rsms ss lena
Tho alleged ~ The invasion March boe are include
TIA, ,se Nv fnr,n Al Society Of
Importing the Territory large numbers q men merely
purpose q controlling the eectpns Ihst ny came
without children and baggage, went into me rerofy
In Thai men we're bired In the Eastern or northern states
induced to The Tersioy solely 70 vote and not to
Til Tia, re Governs o De Territory purposeiy postponed
n allow this immigration 70 arrive and
sse. 81 The paw Of election before gave notice 10 tho PEG
pie Of Missouri and the Territory. .-,-.-, =, .
That these charges were indnstrously crcuaie1i That
grossly exaggerated aiemens were made In regard 70 them
newspaper pres and leading men 10 public meengs
IN western Missouri aided in case by Chaplin Of the
thus erted Inc peofle and induced many wen
into the Territory 70 meet AMI epel
be alleged Eseen paupers and aboionis,s fuy proven
Ent iSess charges are not sustained BY the proof
In April 1854 the General Assembly % Mass chueits
FmqTsni AID society," The object he society declared
W ne arz, section n his act was for the purpose = hss
re erngranls settle ~ the wesi The moneyed rta =
IS more nan our per could be assessed dung v ear
Cs.0 ~ y. A cugC,
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,9,-1 5ss.,aes mage ;is (2l9 Statutes, page 1ts.
~ STATUTES rrges ItS. HT ia C15s 40. C?5ll iI5
an ss,ults, isge go (2s.p sS zoo 'SS2 c<'o' up
- S's,utea rage a. CbY1 y. gl3. :. - g. -
Nssn s,,It lin ma Edward Ooesley fs6D - 81 Field
AN iein IHr6is. Gee Rot.rt Marrow, Jerxins. p |,
Nhris 60 fees ii IL wfstsu, ts6, " " COOK.
\ ~ rf.a tsRsi A. 4 westlsa taN q, y Narrel, ~
| H. ~. fCt., 20 !, W, s,ypat~s
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Total ,73I 40 l,l2O 564 lat AS LIS
n. B.-Pol book al Leavenworth was destroyed.
The Executive Committee then issued proclamation recing
the result of the election Of the 18th Of December and at the
time provided election to be held The loh dag
f January 1896 State officers and members OF the Gen
tral Assembly Of the State of Kansas An election was
eodngly held the several election precincts the returns a.
which TO the Executive Committee. An abstract 81
them IL contained in the follow ing table,
ELECTION Is 1866
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legal resident Of the district in which he elected NO pro
the Governor account OF threats made
against any who should the election esd The
following tables embody the result Of the examination OF
regard this election In OF the districts
impossible TO ascertain the precise number o. the legal
yods cast and especially In the Fourteenth Fifteenth and Six
eenh In such the number OF legal and illegal
stated after careful examination OF all the
testimony and records concerning the election
AbsrRA ACT ELECTION MARCH 80 1855 REPRESENT.
DISTRICTS.
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TN. LADIES, D1DARTuEgT

Is opened the reception Institution
the Union imarts thorough interesting In
this De epartInent. r fe7 lss.
ln conclusion, would add, that shall forth
best efforts merit in still degree
ering reception with which enterprise has and
liedge o,t1setpes 70 iiadpt thorough practical
tun cdn be Dre at ug
0theT siLliisry. Mercantile College
Among the many Recommendations, give the follow
I'VE the undersigned, take pleasure in .sst;ir that
personally acquainted with Sir. Granger's ability
Accountant, and Teacher of Book Keeping, which
highest order lie has had great experience Ac
countant inheyy Commercial Banking Houses, which
gives him superior facilities in imparting Practical
haoartedgs ~ Book Keeping, aud thorough Commercial
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TERMS: a.ss sai = lt9iitlsi Elr4i
For FGu Course iaetuding al departments Of Book
4 Keeping, Lectures and Pefnaaslaip, Invariably in
For Fau cJutse Ia ladies 70
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tut ''' "a y
FNHE PRoPRIEToRs take great pleasure in expressing
their thanks for tie gratifying and unprecedented
which have marked the Institution since
It's establishment the Capital and stimulates them to
newed eSertions to meet, Tee efficient manner, the
rapidly increasing demand for ptdetcdt dndcOmprehen
SiCe course o eercdRtle tding. The great practical
eSperltnce Of the Principal heavy Ranking CONNER
cial Houses assisted by educated and accon.Ie sste-
has enabled him bring degree of perfection
system Of COUNTING ROOM instructions exercises,
NOT ATTAINED BY OTHER INSTITUTION. Each
student, by this process is drilled at DESK, ndtoid
dHy step by step until he has mastered the whole routine
of an Accountants duties us Thoroughly Hou0hhe had
serTsd apprenticeship in large Ooaanisrci0t
LoHSe and thus all awkwardness faerins, and esreyoas
biunders are, in great EIeasure disspated.
In addition to our engagement of accomplished Assist
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topics. sis7sisa5ia - III isss rrl4{ + J. u a
Our OF Instruction is extended parcuarize
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ENTRY BOOK KEEPING, with free and full discussion of
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ography, Commercial Products Commercial Calculations
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MIsCELL NEOUs.
GOLDEN BEE HIVE STORE,

l.
b. 1F14 MAIN ST, gNNIiEEI.IN ING.
KILL AND HlNTIsP Ilhf4fL1E.
GToNE.& & THOMAS take pleasure in announcing that
- they are now In receipt OF their full stock Of Fall and
ssry u 90 :, Varieties aud sIIIlinerY q Gods.
They kaye Just received their Second Fall Purchases,
which, added their stock, viii enable pre-
sent TO the Public more tian fA-5 4ss.I
$4,000 WORTH OF, GOODS,
Being by far the largest and DESIRABLE stock and
embracing the BEST SELECTION Of choice goods they
ever onered to the Public sA 49, 9lsiis % i5 ,
Carpeng and Rugs OF tile latest designs and best makes,
aud also abeauti1l line Of choice fls, suitable
Winter Trnieto both Of which, Reil their stock
generally, they invite ths attention Of the Trade
Having been in the Eastern ctles time previous
the late heavy rise in all kinds OF Cotton FRbties and buy
ing largely with the Cash. the aye done for many
nas as well as directly from the Imorters and Manutac
instances; they are able 10 FER inducements
to Ciose fds Baycrs, either by the PJE0E RETAIL
exccllcl by no similar house a. the West. b, u,
To meet the wants Of their rapidly nereasng Trade, they
have nade and are Hakg ample e,its to furnish
the Pnbc with one Of the best selected stocks OF goods
their line in the West .
In this stock may be found fully is3. = e4E1
s12OOO yds4 Sks-enlracins the finest mnorte
Thlbets and Madolnias -of every as5ity an.i color
fuii line OF the Richest P,nted, Onre shaded
in striped Casimeres and DslsiAes-impoEted.
4yo SllaNls and some of the richest
10000 yds Ginghans Dtbazes Deiaines and Prints and
$4,000 !" Of nomestcs-cmbyacinE the largest line of
American Woolens and Cotton goods kept by similar
lonse, II not by any house in the city, til stit
They have laid in their stock with view closer cash
tade and pledge the Public that effort upon their part
shall be wanting to please. Jl45 = tl
They feel confident that they can offer inducements to
ctoss es exsslled by house in the West. II
the United States No trouble show goodsoods
Cars. Hotels and Boats for customers. fD
kHAways ON hand, Prime Live Geese Peathers.