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THE UI(a WOOT I

We wish to make room forour new stock. to oar-
"a rive on the Grst boat. we will dispose Of the re-
rnander Of the stock bought from Mr.. Duke Ut and
below cost
We win he clad to see all who wish bargains In
Boots and Shoes. t. EiLlUTI 4 W.
mnh93d
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HGPARKLING and bright,
- In the liquid light

PARKING and bright,
- In the liquid light
IL the water In our glasses
Msssrs. Moore 4 Hooper respectfully announce y
their friends and patrons that they have again put
in operation their fountain. which dispeuses ss cool
and delicious waters, favored with the nectar and
juices Of most delicious fruits and nowers, win
tsrs rest has enabled Mossrs. Nh II. 10 make such
improvements in the manufacturing process, that
they say unhesitAtingiy it cannot he surpassed BY
xny Grated water in the world. Call and satisfy
yovrselves. Remember the place, IL Main street.
"Bchoid the mark,
little fountain cell
Where water clear diamond spark,
my3d In q stone basin fell.
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Y. u. y. W.. FORD,
Dealers Ia Reat Essaae.
Once over Banking House of Ford, Gorhain Ford,
iunsl0aAwl KEUkUK, IOWA.
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my3d In stone basin ieii
NOTICE To BUILDERS.
LARGE and we'll selected stock OF Paints, oiis
"A Glass. varnish, 4c. &C., on hand and fog sale
BY Mooas Hoorxs, Druggists, Main ST., below
Third, consisting In part OF
White Lead, pure 4 No. !.
Snow white Zinc, very superior
CoIors il sr.at variety. both dry and in OIL pu. up
in l, 2, 4, 8 and 10 b cans.
copal vsrnish,
Japan do
White do
Glass Of beet bYands and various sises,
All Of which they will cheaper than any other
house 10 the city for cash.
Give Us q call. MOORE HUOfEk
MOORE HOOPER'S ulyceum Ointment, . de-
WI ightful article for chapped hands lips. Ac. st
MOORE H00PERS. on Main,
novl7 near Third street.
IENUTNE Bears Oil. White Stick Pomads, just
~ received and for sale cheap by nr
/ uoyl7 MOORE HOOPER.
TusT. received. supply Of Winter Strained Lard
novi7 MOORE . HOOPER
Chscag~ New WAoseSaIe
CIGAR, TOBACCO SNUFF WAREHOUSE,
| NJ - RasdoipA Nve.f ILLS.
:rss ;ed ,'csss snsrs s'k
/ Fine.caa. smeksng, 4 PisaG Tabacce !
Having direct communicatinn with parties In
NORTH CAROLINA and VIRnfNIA.the source of
production md manufacture of PLrG TosAoco. en-
nbles Us to oder some very choice brands OF these
celebrated Tobaccos at very low prices.
Country dealers snd dealers Een,n,sslny. :Ta ,n,'ed
to oexamine our stock z. !vhnaS ,sI cn,. ".
ri Randolph st.. lopposite Young Amersea) Chicago.
June II '6Sdiy
NOTICE.
y TIyHE mort cages given In psymsntfor lands pur-
: i chased frnm Marsh, Lee DelAvan, and Charles
Mason are placed in hands Of D. ". Kilhcurne, "f
K~okuk, Who u authorised 70 COLLECT al moneys
!. CHAe. II AsON,
HIRAA BARNEY.
| Ksokuk Aprill9. ls5s-akwe1
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bREEDEN HOu0HION,
4 fT0RNEYS and CosncellorS At Law, and agents
n. Tor tbs purchase ard sale of Reel EAiale. Col
Isctng sad notsriai bssinsss attended 10 promptly
title. sxaniasd. and large number Of city lot
snd isrms always for sale.
OAce In the Athensam building on Second street.
myDd
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mAYING PURCMA AHAD

v1NHR stock OF Furniture VI Mr.. II. WHISKY
i will sell the entire lot st very low figures du-
fing the next i've weeks, to make room f.r sPrinS
stock. For extraordinary bargains IN fufhituie
call NJ either Of Mr.. Wiiscys old sfands or ~ sne
tate City Furniture Rooma, No. l36 Main street
Eah Iy-dA- c. :. ABBOTT
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nR. n. 8. BARBER wosld respect
~ fully inform his patrons and the
public generally, that he has htted up UIfYYY1
. haDdsome suite of sooms, spAring
neither pains orexpsnse u nsks them elegant az
csmfortsbe in ths brick building, west side % 81
betveeu Main and johnson streets. Thankful 10
pAst favors, be solicits continnAnce of the sams
- All operations warranted.
epg14dly
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e Aaverti.ensn.. in.er.ei on favorabIe term.
= AZ T. LYNCH,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.

ID EAL ESTATE and Investing Agents, corner Of
II second and johnson streets, Kxokuk, Iowa.
Partlos having city or country property for sale,
win please enter II On our register and ,huse b.
sring 10 purchass will pleass call and examine
list. mY- ~
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SURG EON DEN MIST,
City Of ksokuk lowe. s.-ohsce on seconds,., betwee'
Main and Johnson.
TAR H., in addition 20 the usual -
u methods Of inserting artifciaItreth
il in possession II tbe exclusive right 0xXYYy.
f.r this city of mounting the "csGtsna-
sus 9uu work" 30 anivcrsaiiy admired Tor tnsi
besasy and cleanliness.
Heis sl.o mounting teeth on Guila Pereha.
"a 1855 dWiy
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vfNoTEO STATES HvTGI..

North W eat Of the Pubtic square. Knoxville Iowa,
J. NJ. BAYLY Proprietor
TAVING feared and thoroughly renovated and
j re furnished the above housa tie Proprietor Is
determined SPAR pains TO make = hrst ciss'
houss NY old Friends and the public generally arr
invited to give me . call.
An - - dam
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fnmbAY! Lumber ! (!

LUM0 =,
AMnow prepared 70 III fish ell kinds o. iunsss
tosuit bills On very A1ort notice, either 9 tAe
East Saw Mill' above t4sn. or delivered. nass
also 5000 feet Of ssAs eed Hemiocs =, scsss.; a.
JunelAdu EA HAWhiNs 1AA W.
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4la0k BOOK &AA0W1aSSs11SS,
ROOK- BINDER and stationer, No. llS Main st.
- tup stairx.1
L-dgs.s. Journals, Cash. Bill and Receipt Books
County, City. Record Tax, Assessors and Trcasurera
p.oks. Hotel Registers. Steam Beat, Account and
and Railroad BLANK Beoks u every description, made
anil ruled 70 order. VIZ put into our blank work
th. very hest pspes. aud page when Desired.
Having gn'd stock of materials for binding, We
ar prepared 70 bind in b. most elegant wll ~
N panust style Books. MagaEines DC. Blank
N'oks paged mch?4daw
To the SiocRhpsdcvs ~ fhr x nv uk
~. Dc~ W~sNes wwd WtmnesOsa
weiirOe4 Co.
NOTICE " h.seAs given ha, the seven ID ~ali II II
| ~ per cert. viii he IN and pavsbsc on the 95ts
/ Wf Aagustn Il ~ he Ttmnsny y o6icc. in Ksokuk
t. William le. ghten. Treasurer.
HUGH 7. REID, Prcst.
wv LEIGHTON sec'y.
| Keakuk. July y, 'S6-dAwtA
TWELVE HUNDRED AND FIFTY Gsnny BE-
4 l for sAfe by
! apr32-d AcGAylc, cHITTENDEN 4 co.
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-. ,. e. MICKEY,
SURGEON DEN
FURNISHES Block Teeth az coniin s0us
l. gums, muunt-d gold ~ piatina yJ,,vS
and ali operations Il the pssfession per
fsrmed With skili AMI despatch, AMI warranted.
W. Teeth mounted on GuttA PerchA.
Odfee on Blondcau, between Sd and 4th streets,
Reokuk, mch27-diy
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TmE McTARLAND isOusE,

FRONT-sr. ..........FT. MADISON, IOWA,
I AS hssn enlarged and thoroughly renovated,
1 i end il now large asd conmodicna essAnlisn-
ment, couvcnient u the Steamboat landing, ana II
the very centre Of business.
The undersigned has furnished u throughout 10
the very brst style and trusts that long experi.
ence the business will enable him to give general
satisfsction.
Oct ~. 1855. d4wu b. r. hOB.
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J. -. COPELIN,
TN0RWARDIN6 and Commission Merchaat. whole.
Il sale dealer in Groceries and Produce, No. el Le
zee, Esokuk, Iowa.
n. B.-Pasuealas sttsntioa paid 70 the Forward
ing business. April IL. lssA.-a4v
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9. s. Val & Co.

IRON POT NnEKs AND MACfIINleTs,
kNCFACTt'REES - Seam tngtres, 1fist sBd
vi -aw.Nu Machinery Water Wheel, &c. a.,
carn.. ~ s,x,h and X ondesu street,, keokuk, Iowa
Jax Al Isst s1&s
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n. &. DE WEY. N. -.
Physical and surge on.

MEDICAL NOTICE.
~ B. PARKER, N. D., Physician and Surgeon
". 0dlce with DR.. Wyman, Main street, betwsen let
snd I'd streets. feh5dly
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AND BLANK BOOK MANUFACTORY.
DLANK Books made and ruled to any required
ID pattern. Court Records, Justices Docker, As
SCISSORS Books, Poll Books, Ac., &C., furnishsd q
short notice.
Old Books Magazines, Music, &C., bound or rs-
bound in any atyle desired.
~ Nv Bindery viii b. found on Second Street,
uext dom tn the Athcneum, sign Of the "BiE Book.
Jan. -, la54-dkw. ISAAC N. PIERCE.
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saw WYER n . y r,
WiLLiAn Wisrga, Proprietor.
CORNER second and Cedar Streets, Fort Asdi-
~ son, Iowa.
~ Baggage taken 70 and from bosts Free of
charge.
- Stages leave this House daily for Keokuk
and Burlington. June -, 1854
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FnW aRn 4. FOX.
r.~tf R.~snxe, md survey

<NFftcT Ia xi!haurn = Y 3ca, M.in street, near
~ second lots laid out in Red'-. klb'urne's,
and Mason Additions, aud ANY other bnst'fers IN
| h,s ,t4.-ta-riarnea with pronptncss and accuracy
L Il,nr IN
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John 3. Canon x Co.,

y. 4. SAPrsRsos, VI. YInDERnAH, w pArrsason.
Nm. 4. PATTERSON 4 Co.,
COMMISSION FORWARDING MERCHANTS
~ Nos. 80 aud -, Levss, Ksokuk, Tows.
Cousignmeuts Of all kinds Of Produce win receive
prompt and perso9al atlsati@.
Aprvst ~ l8S3--dkvy
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-08-08

PEBHy DAvIs-SIK The benefits have re-
ccived from the use Of your invaluable rene
dy, the Pain Killer, induces mc to pen n word
of praise for it. Experience has convinced me
That for llead"cl, Indigestion, Pain in the
Stomach, or any other part oc the system, Sc
we're Chills, Wcarincss, Common Colds IIoarse.
ness, Cholera, Cholera Morhus. Dnrrhon, Dys.
"nt"ry, To"thach". DE, M,rc is nothing better
M"" tie I'din HW.r. | have this hour rccov-
cred from q severe attack OF the sick headache,
hy using two tcnspoonfus, taken Mt thirty min
utcs interval, III wine glass full Of hot water.
| nm confident that, through the blessing of
God, it saved me from the Cholera during the
summer of lSi? Travelling amid heat, dust
toll, change Of diet and constant exposure to
an infected atmosphere, my system was daily
prediSp"scd I" dyscntcry attacks accompanied
with pain, for which the Pain Killer WAS n s,.
crcig" rc'""iv one tenspoonful curing the wors,
case in M hour or ut most, half II day. !
have heard many cases the country over of
l'ys"nicry being cured by IFS Use. Put in the
teeth, I, would stop the toothachc. Gratitude,
and desire for its general use, has drawn
from me this unsolicited cstimonial in its favor.
ID. J. TAYLOR, Jr, Minister Of the GOSPEL.
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Election Notice.

AlfAC) from Reports and Resolutions
- OF the General Assembly Of the State of
south Carolina, passed at the annual session Of
Resolved, Thai the elections to be holden or
on the second Monday and the dav follow;nn
in October next. for Senators and Representa-
tlves in the State Legislature ehall be held a,
the following places and conducted by the fol.
lowing persons, to wit:
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
Court House John ". Lesly, James A. Nc.
C"rei jain a. Hunter
Warrcnton: ". ii. Brooks, Wm. 0. Purslv
Robert Wilson, ''1'
'"l'aham's: james NJ. Carwilc, Bail CAL
lnhnm, J. Ramsey Black.
L"wnlrsvi'le T.. r. CUNNINGHAM. Jamo.
Clark William Giles.
Calhoun's Mills: ID. NJ. Rodgers, NJ. O. Tall.
man, W. IT, Taggnrt
Brndlrys: David McClanc, A. T. Widemnu.
\. j. Weed
White Hall Cen p. IT. Bradley. G. W
Spr"ul1, J. j.. Hearst
t;rcenw"od DR.. $. V. Cain, james Cr.swell-
Albert Funk.
Wooiville: II. II. Talbcrt, johnson Sale.
Peter Mex cllar ''
De"dfall Augustus CoDb,. Robert Jones.
VIM. buchanan.
Scntfletown William Maddox Soab n.
Reeves, Beniamin NJ. I.:l,imcr
+. T. Milford ,ls.Sss;ff y -
:, Smithviile silas Ray, Thonasss RiikS "A. IT..
Fraziersville J. W. Frazier Leroy Purdv.
Enorh Nelson.
St"n"y Point: Vim. d. Calhoun. Thomas.
Stacy Alexander II. King
M"sH"y's: James G. Willard, Geo: i. Pat
trrs"n, william Trcwitt
C"'hrans: James H. Widernan, John Chiles.
Capt. Robert Litcs
iln" West Corner: james r. SIcClinton
William Norton. Robert ". Halden
C"k"shnry Geo. 4. Allen, T.. 4. Common
| Charles Smith 'r
:, Speeds: Augustus Smith, John Graves, JOHN
| Mos"lv. >'' "''''A
| bordeaux: Alexander Iaramorc. ". A rro~
zier, Andrew Guillcbean
Long Cane Mills j. y. Cochran. T. 7 Rob.
crts, Geo. Nichols
Mount Hill Enoeh Barmorc, Andrew pru-
| lit. james I'lnin
Donald sStore: j. F. Donald, J. n. Scariubt
| L. l'rnwnlcc. er
Ninc'y.Six dcp"t: L. K. Goltliuc, ". r.
Merwcthrr fhnm,s Nichols
t'h" STAT. Scnnt"r, and five rcrrcscni otivoa
| l" t'': elected. The c"-tinn t., he hell ,t .ocL
pre-: net for tw" days tn" managers tu meet
ut TIA" Court House IN Wednesday,. count III.
| votes, aud declare tli" election
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The Congressional Election.

Complete returns of the recent election
Show that Col. Brooks received in tn. Com
:gressional District 1922 votes. The sever.
al Districts voted rs follows Laurens ]. =.
7Idi Abbeyille 1915; Newberry 1901
Edgedeld 2l6l; Lexington 9e3. Tic
vote, considering the shortress of the no.
'tice given, the extreme hot weather. and the
fact that1aere was no opposition, we consid-
er a very large one indeed.
In Edgeield and Abbevilc the amount
oil money contributed to pay the fine was
S6l5 oo-nearly twice the amount ueces-
sary. Abbevilc, as we have before stated
gave Sl3l IL, thus showing the amount
to the credit of Edgefeld to be s4s3 80.
Ihere arc no accounts Of contributions from
the other Districts.
Brooks took his seat in the uous,. ON
Friday last, the Governor hayinr as
we expected he would do, sent on his com
mission in advance.
The vote for Mr.. Kcitt, in his District. is
said to have been quite full, also.
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Land for Sale.

a 5 Agent for William Ware. 7 offer Ga
Il - for Sale the following Valuable k',;l
Tracts of Land, situated in Abbcvllc District.
near scufilctown, on Saluda River, viz: Tract
NO. l, containing Two Hundred and Ten
Acres-on this Tract are the necessary build.
'ngs, such ns Dwelling. Gin House, Screw. DC.
with all necessary out buildings There are
also attached to this Tract al excellent Fishery
on Saluda River. No. contains Two Hun.
dred and Twentyfour Acres No. 3, Three
hundred IL and Forty Acres. There are some
me wood Land on all these Tracts, and also
valuable Bottom Lands, both on Saluda and
Turkey Greek.
The above Lands can he treated for at pri.
vate sale until the Second Monday in October
next, nnd if not disposed of before will be
est bidder.
Terms accommodating.
G. N. MATTISON.
August &, 1856. l4.td
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Wistar's Balsam Of wild CI,errI

H"s established for itself reputation that
cannot be assailed DR.. VIM. A.. Shaw Of
Washington, N. c.. writes under date of Mav
J. MS follows: "Ihave heard of many cases Of
decided beneficial effects from its use, ospeci-
ally in Asthma. and Chronic Cough of spasmod.
'c character have used the Wild Cherry a
great deal in PRACTICE and with marked good
results.
Every one who knows the reputation Of the
TnrpeEtine and Balsam constituents in nro.
tracted coughs. The combination Of tbese
principles in Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry
is ingenious and judicious. ....,
Medical mon are justly distrustfnl Of Pat.
ent Medicines in general but candor must dis.
crlminate between outrageous nostrums and
humbngs and those medicines which have
cases, curative ~
None genuine unless signed I, BUTTS on the
wrapper. g. wv
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Tho Right to Whistle.

In recent issue Of the Charleston Nems,
among the reports of proceedings in the
Mayors Court, we find the following case
reported:
"A gentleman was lately stopped in tho
street 10y polec"man and ordered TO stop
whistllng. He asked the guard if it was
contrary to ordinance to whistle. who an
sw'rcd that it was. The gentleman then said
he was claw and order man." and would
stop it. which he did. lie appeared before
the Mayor this morning in order to be in
structcd in the law against whistlnc, when
he was informed that there existed no or,)i.
nance on that subject, and that quiet and
orderly "his'ling WAS allowable, whether it
WAS musical or not"
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The Presidential Election.

The Presidential canvass, in other States.
is waxing warm. In South Carolina
tnere beng in fact but one party, there is
neither possibility nor necessity for auv
thing like excitement With the except;on
OF the corporal's guard of per Sc disunion-
lists who would rejoice at the success Of the
Black Republicans in the hope that thereby
the dissolution of the Union wouId he bos,
ened, the people Of this State 90 heartizy
Tor Buchanan. And why should they not
Ihe platform of principles laid down at
Cincinnati recognizes the constitutional
rights Of the South in the most positive
aerms. MIR. Buchanan has empl,aticalIv
and unqualifedIy endorsed that platform
ana pledged himself to the maintenance
'ol 'tspr'nc'ples. We are told by eminent
aoouthern men, such as Southern people
nave long trusted and honored, and whose
opportunities are ample for ascertainipp the
trutb' that his past career as a public man
his speeches, writings and votes-eives
earnest Of a faithful fulfIment of his pIedp-
es' His friends in various sections of the
South have boldly asserted that he never
gave 0ote o, made a speech against the
oouth, and his enemies have been chal.
lepged to disprove the assertion. Mr.. Cal.
noun himself said that upon the question ol
slavery Mr. Buchanan had always indicated
correct sentlments. In word, be is a
sonnd, reliable e,and able statesman and will
make as sgoodsa q President 10 has ever occ,,.
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Prospect of Crops.

From accounts heard and seen from va
r'ous sections Of the country, we fear the
prospect for good crops is not very cncour
aging generally. In many portions of til,
country the drought has been severe, as il,
our immediate vicinity, and at time whc,
most injurious. In some parts, we arc
happy to hear of fine prospects, and upon
the whole, hope there may yet he enough
made to secure US against famine.
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The Wine Question.

On our first page may be seen another
article from DR.. Togno on this suIjrct.
We have on hand an article. on the same
SUBJECT, from the great "Namclcss," which
we are compelled to lay over till next week
These two articles We suppos" will close
the debate. So far as the latter writer is
concerned, we are authorized in saving lie
will pursue. the subject no further; and
with all due Difference, we hope it n,av cease
for the present on both sides.
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w. Mills, ESQ.,, Chairman.

The Vermont Democratic State Coven.
lIon has nominated Hon. Henry Keyes for
Governor; Willis Lyman for Lieutenant
Governor James T. Thurston for Treasur.
er. eI Resolutions were adopted expressing
tne utmost confidence in. the ability and pa.
triot'sm OF Messrs. Buchanan and Brecken.
ridge endorsing the Cincinnati platform
the Kansas and Nebraska act, and President
PierceRs administration as highly pure and
honorable: The Convention was we'll at.
tended and enthusiastic. "'
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MIR. Fillmore on SIaverv.

ltwould be foolish to SUPPOSE that TN,
Know Nothing candidate for the Presidency
could possibly muster corporals' guard in
South Carolina, and therefore equally
foolish and useless to employ time in fight.
ing against him here; yet it may perhaps
DC interesting TO many Of our readers to
know something of his opinions, as express,
cd 10y himself, upon Mc great issue. We
1nd IN an exchange the following letter
winch appears to give in brief but explicitly
Ills creed in ls5a-not three years since :.
BrFFALo, October II, 1853.
SIR: Your communication Of the 18th
inst, as chairman OF a committee anno;nIeJ
10y the 'Anli-Slavery Society of the country
OF Erie," has just come to hand. You So
l'c't my answer to the following intcrroga-
tories:
First. Do you believe that petitions to
Congress on the subject of slavery or the
slave trade ought to Le received, read and
respectfully considered by the Representa-.
tIves of the peoplel
Second. Are you opposed to the annex.
", &S"oo ~ tIc CUlOU, under 1nV
circumstances, so long as slaves are held
therein
Third. Are you in favor of Congress cx-
ert'ng all the constitutional power it DOS
sesses to abolish the internal slave trade
between the States2
Fourth. Are you in favor Of immediate
legislation for the abolition of slavery in
the District Of Columbia "
am much engaged, and have no time
to enter into an argument or to explain Mt
length my reasons for my opinions. I shall
therefore content myself for the present. by
answering all your interrogatories in the
affirmative, and leave for some future oc.
caslon more extended discussion of the
subject.
am, respectfully your obeAicnt servant,
NV 80, MILLARD FILLMORE.
w. Mile, ESQ.,, Chairman.
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Pro Bono EsUa,s5cO.

TNlE interchangeable LYONS pe
i is 'nahing n change in
his business, and all those who
ha'n got summer Clothes enough, to last them
out thiSnn next month, will save 25 per cent,
by letting him know il. Hes going to change
his Summer Stock of Clothing to Il Winter
enc, consequently bargains can DC had nt his
Clothing House.
lie has small lot of Winter Coats Pants
and Vests left over from last winter, which he
Is selling now Mt a loss Come soon, or YOU
wont get any of them.
Aug. Is. 1896. lift
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Head Quarters,
9th Regiment, s. c. Militia.
July l3, 1865.

July l3. 1868.
ORDER No
liE following Companies will Parade for
Drill and Review at their Resnectivc
Parade ';r"unds. and each Drill TO SERVE Az a
Regular muster day, viz:
Capt. t"chrans Company at Buck Stand. Tues
day. august 2G.
Capt R"bi"s"ns Company at Due West, We'd
ncSdav. August ~.
Capt; Brooks Company at IIogskn Thursday.
August IS.
C"ft. Eighy's Company near Donaldsville. Fri
day, August 20
Capt. As"ews Company Mt MulLery, Saturday.
August 80.
Capt. H""zrr's Company at Smithvile, Tues
day. September =.
CAPT; Douglass Company at Mount NInriah,
"Wednesday, September g.
Capt; f"shes Company Mt Ninety.Six, Thuvs-
day. September t.
Capt: Gn'l:vs Company at Buchanan E, Prslsr.
September g.
Capt, Burnsid"s Company at Hodges, SATURDAY..
September g.
Lieutenant COL Cinksca]ss and Mai. uodyc,
are charged with the extension of this order
Throughout their respective Commands.
l'y order of Col. L. j. Roberts.
~. ADAMS, Adj
\. i. The 9th Regiment is rroud Of the
ooca'see Band. and would be pleased TO ace
the'h ut "s many Reviews ns convenient.
I. }. ROBERTS, Col.
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