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of course, advocate the principles of the Ba,,-
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"a! Is ny BU.n !

Go tfsass; nnsiersig hes
4a opened, IN this place soa l i
"a ;at.ss ,sg end well ssIssssd eooDs
friends and the publ
IN thetAinrket at all times for tho purch asa of
Cotton and other Produce 8 l. N.e ~
Hasing secured the services Of Mr: Jose,Y,,l,,
lKosamond MS a. buyer of Cotton, ,elo trusts fs
VIII be able to share liberal patronage Has
VIII give his attention to the Sale Of Produce
chahdise RI snEI pJi =.
Hamburg, 8. C., Sept. IL, 1855. l8.1m
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JEFFERs G CoTHRANs,
FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Charleston, s.. g,

Il 9, TIE Undersigned hav- 81 q 4
Ssa:ss5s1 ing formed n Co:Pnrtner.' Ssass&
ship for the transaction IF general Factorage
and Commission business in the cit. of Charles.
ton, 5. c., nnder the name Of JEFFERS &
COTHRANS. beg leave to offer their services
to their friends and the public generally, be-
lieying that the long experience Of two, Of the
partners in the selling Of PRODUCE generally,
will enable them to do as wen for their patrons
rs any other house in the city. -
Particular attention will be given to tic
sale Of COTTON, FLOUR, GRAIN. DC. and
the receiving and forwarding business. also the
purchasing of goods to order
In all instances our charge will be In accord,
ancc with custom. excepting Cotton, whici,
will.bc sold for fifty cents per bale. III :;5
HENRY L. JEFFERS, ~
WADE $. COTDRAN,
JOHN X. COTIlIeAN.
Charleston, S. c., Sept, 20, 1855.
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.S25.O00

GHf WORTH of valuable LANDS for saIa
,E!;I in Anderson "nd Pickens District, inclu-
ding, some TOWN LOTS in Anderson. On
one trnct there is n good ~ .t.f>.,;.a' =.
Saw Mill and Grist MILL:
and water power sufficient for a Wool and
Cotton Factory and any other machinery. Z; ~
:, Inc LANDS need no reconimendat as
they are No. I and no mistake: Likely Me-
grocs will be taken at fair prices in part paw
mcnt Terms made easy. ,1l!T = - ! ]
Address the undersigned at Walton's Ford.
Hnbersharn County, Georgia; or he. may be-
found miles East Of Jarrets Bridge. Piekens
District, S. c. r. A. GIi,MER -
July g. 1855. 8 =. 10 :" ~ ..i%S
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NEW MARKET AND GREENWOOD.
Messrs. PERUVIAN & WALLER

=, WtsSTS. fEhh WAV @ W ALLEK
WOUID Inform the public that they have
~ assc"inted MIR SAMUEL PERRYMAN
with them. for tbeapurpo. of carrying on the
Mercantile Business
'on a more extensive scale the style of the firm
will now be PERRYMAN, WALLER d Coz,
at both New Market and Greenwood.
E.. We would also say to our friends that W Q
havetak"n much pains in selecting, our Goods
for the Spring trade, therefore we would re-
spectfuly solicit an examination at least, az, we
flatter ourselves that for excellence and variety
of styles, We cannot be surpassed (if equalIed)
by any stock ever before offered in this mar
ket. PERRYMAN.. AILER Il ca
March 10, 1855 SO SIN
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aEs ~ sss1Ss
VERY ,astH'0HHsANT / Ss5
ID. STRAUSS. ~ Cox kesbrfy,
pESPECrFUDLY informs that heIhaasS open.

r. ~ SiHtEnS sAtsEA. A.apk ks AlA1Aik IL. = sp.;;
IT,! STRAUSS, s-..ssS :. ~ : Cox kesbIry.
EsPECrFUgLY informs that eSiaas open.
IN ed his '.i..-, 5 :. q 81
fALh AND WINTER :ST0CE;s .
Selected by himself aud bought under great
advantages in the City of New York add
elsewhere, Viz: 10
|. Brown and Blcachcd shirtings, Bedtick:
:. ticking. - -,
Diaper Towels, Linen. ~ ~, &
Flannel, Woolen Lindsey, Bed Blankets.
For the Eatsies. -
Prints. Ginghntns, Delaines Alpaca, Me-
rinos, Tiibet. Casfmeres, SILKS and
K "a FELVErS; CLOAKS aud TAESIASl "
Embfoideries, Collars, Sleeves; large
assortment OF LncGs, Ribbons, Gloves,
Mitts. Gaunilets, Hosiery, and all kind
OF TRIMMING for Dresses and Cloaks,
especially call tho attention to fine
nrtcle of CLOTH, suitable to make
:. LADIES CLOAkS and TALMAS Mt
-. Very low Price, n!so, iSIlAWLS &c.
For Gents a-ltl Boys,
-. BROAisCLQFH,D Doeskin and fancy CAS-
SEMERBS., Snttinets, Kentucky Jeans,
Tweeds, English Kcrsies, YESTlNGS,
Collars. Cravata, -Neckties, Pocket Hand
kerehiefs, Cloves Gauntlets, Bcebc
--F li-NlN ana C.AFS. -it- ..st>
Water Prno! BOOTS and BROGANS,
g - CATERS. ?,
q Ready Made GsotEiiag,.
for Gents, Boysand Youth,
Selected with especial care and n purer u.s.
sort'nent has never been offered before in
Cokesbury. , -. 81.
ia, Fer Children.
Gala sPlnids, Cnssemcre, Lindseys, Velvet,
Merinos and .Zephir Goods.
Plantations GOOdS!;
Georgia Plains Kerscys, %Osnaburga,
Homemade Stripes and Lndseys,
BLANKETS, Negroe BEOGANS and
Wool HATS. =
Besides most extensive Stock in
=: .BOO7'S STOES. 5G4dIIER.S and
80 Children SHOES
s S1d TONER Y, PERFUKERY
and Fnncy -iR1YCLES
GROCERY CROGR-ERY -" y
and HA RDIY.ARE.; HOOD
WARE and C.fS7YNGS.
The nboYe Stock will be far superior to anv
ever offered, and will he sold very low in price.
1t Is important for you to come and examine
81: t..'- - 81. STRAUSS,
Cokesbnry, Oct. j, 1865 22.tf "
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The State Of South Carolinn,.ss5 - Is
lddberil1e District--ln the Common Pleas

Iiooepteee DaStract-1In ne Common Pleas:
W1' h Al,s;De,1staT! 4 !; aisxs Sale Attachment 8
:. y. ~ Tohmpeon& y Fair,
jeremiah Shciiane SFaihtifts Atty
VVHEREAs the Plaintiffs in this case case
did, on the twentieth day of Noven1-
ber 1904, file their Declaration aeainst the:
hid Defendant, who (as it is said) lis absent.
from mud without the limits of this State, and;
has neither wife nor attorney known within
the same upon whom copy of the said Decl:
larntion might be served: So ., *. q
1t is therefore ordered that the said Defend
ant do appear and plead to the said Deelara-
ti2n on or before the twenty first day OF Noven,-
ber, in the ycar OF orr Lord one thousand eight
hundred and fifty-fye otherwise final and ,ab-S:
soute judgement Will then be given and award
cd against him. i1$t y, 5s55S -, 81
MATTHEW Med oNALD,; C.. GS n z
Clerks Office, Abbeville District, J 81.
November 20, 1854. - oily t1y 9,
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!. Estate Notice

SJaHE Sale NOTES Of tie Esta,e Of james me-,
49, II. Tpsten, deceased, are now due and
will be plst.ia suit il NOT tnid saon. Ss 4
aebtsTayga tofiin IN i1is lns,tig1s wlr;el;
arr not vet faid,, viii he. put in suit With
ont al fiuin afiSn
yRetso1s Il;tsb fely ON Taythg Gdsss,
this mott tpt ed VA s.
s:;5 n
E {. s.si
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,Ehe state Of south CaroI,n,,.

Abdcpiue District. In the Common Pleas.
A. NJ. Benson }: Attachment.
rs Thompson l. Fair, =
VIM Lloyd. 's- Plaintiffs Attorney.
NHEREAS,:t the Plaintiffs in this case did.
y on twentieth day of November, 1854, file
their Declaration against the; said Defeudafit,ss
who (as it is snid) is absent from and withont,
the limits of this State, and has neither Wife
whom copy Of the said Declaration might be-
served: " ~: . $50.
1t isthereforc ordered that the said Defend
ant do appear and plead to the said Declare.
ton on or before tile twenty first of Novena.
Der, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and ffty-fve, otherwise final and ah.;
s"lute lndgen'entwill then be given aud award:
ed against him. s.: Z. D. ~. sS
. MATTHEW MCDONALD, C..
Clerks Office. Abbeville District 4
November 90, 1854. qlysS Iyg4t
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The State of South Carolina, !,
sss5si1IrGsa'e Gistrict.--I,ai lie Common Pleas
,.m.. ,',sr" ! ! 49, xa'."s.' attachment. =.
"
James G. Specr

WHEREAS, tile Plaintiff did on the thir
W tieth day of March. instant, file his
declaration against tbc Defendant, who (as it is
saidO is absent from and without tie limits Of
this State, md has neither. wife nor attorney
Known within the sameI upon whom a copy Of
the snd declaration might be served It IL
therefore ordered, that the said Defendant do
appear and plead to thes declaration, on ar
before the thirty first day of March. which will
be in the year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and fifty-six. otherwise final and all
solute Judgment will tlle.. be given and award
ed against him. ~,
MATTHEW MCDONALD. G. GP.
Clerks flee, Abbeville District,
March So 1866. : 4s qly1y
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q 81 81, Il. ~ 81.
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HsDzsHLalAEss-E n ssss ,S..s 4
SFaEa, Essrs.shaa.ss s. CO.,
&: ..sSs.s AUGUSTA; (fit ~, !, 81

1 .t-SSLsFsf,:Ns AZ NJ pS-Ai .Hxi,, .yEg
-. RE Newt%."rgaius their, FAIL and WIN:
A. Ter supplies. of ~; -. .EE
choice Family Dry Goods, 1
selected with great care from recent irnnorto.
e'ohs' "nh comprising aa'nssortment whirli, for
Richness, Variety and Extent,
Is not usually found in this market. As they
now hlye ,.the repusa,ion of2selliig FttST
aJhA;nS GOODS, np"n a, much Losor Srals>oi
hers they begao assure their friends in = &
Ebbsviile District
that they intend to keep up this standard OF
CHOICE G GODS, and to Eaep down prices to
a fair. reninncr:aive proi:. To- Cash and
sfrompt P@%iag' Customers, fand none Others,
we shall offer ~ !, ~ q
Great Inducements +
to yisit'our E4tabishmont., I.
s. Our Stock consists, III part oftho following
DR g3SS GOODS, IL
RICH VELVET sBHOGNDED SlIkS:
NOISE ANTIQUE SILK, -9In Black and
Colors; .f5;feS -. : :, =.
New and Beautiful. Slndes Of PLAIN and
kEpPED SILKS ,"sry hsnny and rich; -
5. ILAiN and STRIPED SILKS, i'll great va
BLACK, ITALIAN and TAFFETA SILKS;
!, SILK ROBES. SATIN TURK Z CASH.
AlEREs; DELAINES;a tAMELINE CLOTHS !.
PLAID s5IUFFsS; FRENCH aud ENGLISH
MERII9S, all shades; - IS. ,.
Pain DELA1iES; Persian CLOTHS: = En-
glsl,. French and American CALICOES and
GINGIIAMS; -
CALICO ROBES, de-; Black kBOafBAZINES
CANTON GRAPES; CANTON CLOTHS; -
Black ,CHALLIES md ALPACCAS lem
BROiDERIES and LACE GOODS, Of every
description: tr - s.lg.
EVENING DRESS GOODS, in every variety.
NAels's and ROys' Wear,
CLOTHS ChSSIMERES; VESTINGS;
TWEEDS, dc, dc. ~. III:
-. TOR FAMILY USE,
Bath, Whitney aud Rose BLANKETS Lin.
en and Cotton SIIEETINGS; PILLOW CASE
Linens and Cuttons;
ony aud domestic LANNELS; s.,. 49,.
Shaker TLANNELs; Plain and Figured
Sac1me FLANNELS TABLE DAMASK;
DOiLlES; NAPKINS; WINE CLOTHS ::
Lace and Muslin CURTAINS: !:
Curtnin MATERIALS FRUIT CLOTHS;
Coored and White DiMITIES; Huckabusk
and Birds Eye APERS;1 Z tSc. (.
O.. PLANTATION GOODS,
Negro BLANKETS; Georgia and Kentucky
PLAINS !; Cotton USNABURGS; Georgia
STRIPES; dc. .,-,.s.:.. -
q. eSY- Orders filed with the mos. careful nt-
tcntion, and all Goods warranted.
e WARD, IBURCIlARD & co. z
Sept 21 - 20. If
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N Ew TAILOR SHOP

..- AT ABBEVILLE G.. Ii.
ME Gnasrsiss;n.'l rs5peetfnlly. Informs tl,i
citizena Of sbbpSitlcs sviI!agc nud ~
trict that he has opened sLop for the ,pprpyss
of carrying on the
ns,.5, Ts,isortsg RusiRess
on. his own account lie will receive order.
from town and country Thankfully; and will
spare no pains in endravoring to. please f;s
customers both in The 4uaIityof his work and
prices. by strict attention to business. am, y.
ty to do good work, he hopes to secure 4
slhre of patronage. II eEr.>
sBr Shop OH Washington street. three doc,
below the "Marshnll House"
Nov. o, 1855 TN FREDERICK IVES.
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!. 20 ss =
'EElfE Lareest md best assorted stock of DRY
= Il GOODS ever offered in this; City. Z ~
On and after Monday, October 9th. the un.
ders ,gned with ajyiewi to. make change in
the.firm. and reduce. his present heavy stock
of Goods,) will sell without reserve, mt Whole.
sale or Retail, the, entire Stock snnd to save
commissioning he will cell lowefs than the Goods
would bring at auction. - p .&'s: s.$5'
II uMerehants Planters, Dealers and the public
genefs1lJ will st,l!y their own inter r4se by ax:
,aibiiii1g this si6ck before byying elsswhsre-ss
the terms ie Cash Tor aheilnn-
dred dollars; for hiaonnts oyer, approvefi City
= iis fsasi y lis m Tssp mis- SiSSisssjso
cab ardass tbeS i SiIkss qtjlias iheres Wool
he as; as eSsss sf.ssns
&: =. 4, TlIOAt AS BRENNA
..sH Above tiie; o6eS Hotel Corner: {, I.
Ailgnsta, Oct 8, $50 s y "a :ts sev
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~ /. A. Ca r.

~ =. A. CARD
r Beg leave to embrace this opportunity of
i returning my thanks 10 my friends for
the past snrnrier, and as II have formed the
bove co-partnership with gentlemen. well
known, by which my ability. as wei l.ns facIi.
ties to serve them ndtths pablic are greatly
increased, and as specinl attention will be dc,
voted to the business md interest os planters.
respectfully solicit not only II continued but
increased share of patronage 10 the Firm. !
- II. L. JEFFEllS.. :
~ Charleston, Sept. 20, 1855.
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The st.tte| of sonsh GtnroliIn,'

c1stSS, EpH1tSS AASAA.SSaAEQExaE1tSz
4l6sgills q Dist'le conissaa ,sas,
Britt& cowans a s. ehnso EgSA
:vs 2sesaa Il HON pson 81 Fair. g
NV 5IfER tliis SoassI
Wy did, On tjia twsa III, days 81 ysn1s
Der, s64, file theis Dee tfss
said Dsfendank WHO it sis said ~ saSscfSE.
from and wit thoiit the Of State 6tiS
has either wife nor attorney k60pa fsiig
the ss same s upon whom 8 copy sIsscias
ION might be served q
i g tiere efqFee ydefed, that tbs said Haisnds,
apt, do appear aad plead 10 sa5d .Hesia 9
ZION on 9E before the twenty itk iayof NSSssfss
Der IN the; year. Of our Lord one
hundred and fifty-f fSe. other rWss fpa4 Kndsf
solpte Jbd gensdt wi then hs ggsH 81 Syitss
.,ss'ss. MATTIIEW sss ss
Clerk. Office. Abbey lis Dish
-; oysmber 90 1854 II 4 III IS
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.:syYARDHsAvlVj| a WjAY,,xxr,R,

and yespcetfaiy s1liei assighn.eH.s 6f Pfo,!uce
OF alb kin which their rgrsonaI attention
atd best efforts viii be given. r. IS y Fl
sisE Eshplisaion for. selling Cotton f7;fag Cents
par Bass.. q. IyARbLAW,ss
8 b. ;fs,: ~! y + g: WALKER, 49,.
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The. State 8 Of South {, Carolina.E ! B /, & &

A66spille District t-;1,a the}t Common 72leas
Wilson q Williams Foreign: ia elimsn IS s.
.. S.zs - H. obis. Piaistiff II
Jcrcmiah Shehane. y isAttofne az $ q ~
NVHEREASs, the Plaintiffs in chi. asa'
- ': did on the fliteepth day of i NoFerns;
der. 1851 file ,ttheirs Declaration against tie.
said Defendants who flassit is 'said) is abseIit
has neither wife nor. attorney know, within!
tue same g! upon whom copy Of the aaid Des4
aratiou might be served: = s.
2aitis therefore ordered, that the safds Defeadss
mt do arpcnr and plead Il the said; DeelaTa Tasi
tion: on; Or before the -sixtee Of ovenia
her' the year four Lord one housand eight
solute Judgment will then be giiyeny aud q ward.
ed against him.
::'.;: MATTHEW Mob ON NALD, iO.a 8. P.s
Clerks Office, bi,eyille District 9sss5
oyenlber 10, 1854: - ;q1y yssaa
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& SFylols G ss. Is graprfs q. & q. IL. SR,S 81

2 - q, ,IItLESA, JUIy.24, IS55.5 :
sT53HE following. Schedule forPasseIiger Trnills
will into operation on Monday next;
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CHARLESTON;
THE Shbscl.illcraIWiiIec

3 i TIL Z siibscrbcrswiiifeo eon- .G 3
.IssdeagSai tinue the. FAC1!ORAGFs' ,ysaga
- ,S.s;AalDGOMMtsSION BGSI- ~
NESS in the CitySzof Charleston, under, Il
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
= 5@.aaDHskitaI'lssts
~ 80 PROSPECTUS OF #.
I THE SOUTHERN LIGHT.
{ ~ - = II --------'s ss,s+ ~
A RE liGl0US J0URNAL,.
EDITED BY
E. L. WuATLEY.

E. L. WuATLEY..&zs
ISDErESrENT lS EvERYTuISG-NErrnAL, IN No
THING, AND SET FOR THE DEFENCE. OF wI;Ar-
~ EVER WILL STAND THE TEsT or REA.
Ets; SOY, SclESCsS AND TIE lioLY
; - 4. SCRIPTURES. $50
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nESlROuS of moving to the West, / offer
~ for Sale my Plantation, in Abbcville
District, containing
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E.F. EAWORTII, Gen. Sup'dt
July IS, 1855. II l 1t
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~ I Above tEe; Globe Hotel Corner & I
Ailgnsta, Oct 8, $50 S :5s e1
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-07-11

REV. JAMES GILPATRIcK.-Al letter
written by member of Mr.. Gilpatrick's
family dated June 10th, says: "our place
has not been visited yet by the Ruffians.
We had word last week that they were
coming to hang Father (Mr. g. George
and one other man in our settlement
Since then we have had watch set of
nights, and some preparations made for
defence. Col. Sumner of the L. S. army
is on our side and I hope will succeed in
driving off the invaders"
There have been pretty serious times
in some places assure YOU
Our readers will recollect that Mr.. G.
was one of the earliest settlers. He is
just recovering from long sickness
He was born in this county and preach
ed here for a long time.
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Notice of Foreclosure.

f}N the twenty-frst day of June A. d.
- 1858, one Jacob Dodge, then of Surry in the
county of Hancock and State of Maine, Trader,
by hs deed Of Mortgage of that date, which is re-
corded in Vol. 1872 at Page %, of the Registry OF
deeds for said County Of Hancock, conveyed to
one David q. Eaton, his heirs and assigns. GER
tain parcel of land situated in said Surry, and
bounded and described as follows, to wit: On the
North by land, recently owned by the late Leonard
Jarvis on the West and South by the waters Ct
Patterns Bay, and on the East, by Mr.. llinckley's
land, and the town Road-containing one acre ana
one half of an acre. or les, including the ship
yard, the dwelling house with the buildings and
wharvcs thereon-it being the same estate formerly
accoupied by Fagg Millikcn.
And whereas on the 18th day of October A. d.
1850 the said David g. Eaton, for the consideration
of one hundred dollars, paid by me, barganed sold,
assigned sctovcr and transferred to Samuel L..
Treworgy of Ellsworth in said county, yconan.
the aforesaid Mortgage and the notes upon which
it was based and all the ghts and interests which
the said Eaton cvor acquired therein and thereby
and the undersigned thereby become the .lawfni
assignee of the said David q. Eaton in the Mort
gage and notes aforesaid-which assignment is
recorded in Vol. 80, Page lj5, of the Registry Of
Deeds a forcsaid in said County of Hancock ana
the condition of said Mortgage having been
broken, now claim Foreclose thereof by reason
of such breach.
SAMUEL l.. TREWORGY.
BY his Atty CHARLES LOWELL.
Ellsworth, July LIST, 1896. 3w23
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STATE OF MAINE.

HANCOCK Sat- the Court of County Commission
ers begun and held at Ellsworth within and fol
the County of Hancock on the fourth Tuesda J
CT April a. d. thousand eight hundred and
fifty five aud by adjournment the ninth day
of May A. D. one thousand eight hundred aud
fifty five
ORDERED Tint there he assessed on Township
No. s. South Division in the County Of Hancock
for repairing the reads therein leading from the
East,line of Ellsworth through said No. 8. to the
South line Of Waltham estimated to contain eight
thousand nine hundred and sixty acres exclusive
of lands reserved for public uses--the sum Ct
eighty nine dollars and sixty cents being one cent
per acre; and Joseph I. Grant of Ellsworth Is ap-
pointed Agent to cxpcnd said assessment accor-
dinghy.
And it is further OnpEEED.-That the following
sums be assessed upon the following township in
the County of Hancock 70 the purpose of repairing
the road leading from the South line Aurora
through said township to the West line of Bedding
ton viz:On township No. 2s. middle Division es-
timatcd to contain twenty-five thousand eighty acres
exclusive Of lands reserved for public the sum
of one hundred seventy six dollars and sixty four
cents being eight mills per acre: and Joseph
Murch Jr. Of Ellsworth is hereby appointed Agent
to cxpend said (upon such portion ofsaid road
rs lies in said township No. 2s.) according to law
Attest-P. W. PERRY. CLERK.
true copy Attest-P. W. PERRY Clerk
A true copy of certificate of assessment
ATTEST. ii. $. TnEyErr. County Treasurer.
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y Gen. Cochran of Waldoboro', who
was Isaac Reeds right hand man last year,
and represented his town in the House of
Reps last winter, &rayM as rush, has
come out for Fremont and Dayton, and spoke
in Bangor the Sd inst; thereupon the Bangor
Journal, bestows column of words ON his
case making out that the Gen. is deserter,
in its own estimation, because he did not keep
still while being sold out to the BUCCANEERS,
The Gen. is represented as making the fol-
lowing declaration;
..Mr. c. declares this Straight Wing Con-
yention to have been ii swindle and cheat,
designed by some of the leaders to be used for
selling out the wing party for the use and
behoof of the pro-slavery democracy"
This charge is no doubt true. No one has
had better opportunities of knowing what the
leaders were up to.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

uclloway's Pills rtsees me,t astonishing
rove.s in the cue Ct Cereal Etlility.-
Coy CT letter nom I!uly An,slIc, Ct
Houston, Chiclasaw, Mississippi. 10 Prefesscr
HoIlo why, "Sr.-I .ufe,td itr n irmlcr Ct
years from weakness aId general debility,
an d was l,cusht TO doatl,'s door by the stme.
l was told by tlese l consulted that there
was no hope of my recovery, when resolved
about five weeks my. health was considerably
improved and at the expiration of tw o months
every symptom of my disorder disappeared"
1w (Signcd) H. ANTOINE.