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.sv Ticket Sorpewn Counuilsx--s.
EHEi6ffo@tng tiekSt tfs fsepsetfuHy fesaat.
,Is ,edsfof ghesuRp0ft cof tlfe Voters of Ab-
sssms j tasks sds snsuing .nanitital elec.
RI hsss,siaai--Jso q. fpuos; 80 80
NoyS Wandeas14I .h.sFAfR5 81 I,4ruaoE
Dr. IYARDLlsst b Jas. b ) CorAaAs, Esq. :.
Ar9nst 1S, 1857. Is II
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The friends of JAMES A. McCORD respect
fully announce him as Candidate for Tax
Collector at the next election. ..s.s .....

spcctfully announce him as Candidate for
the office of Ordinary ut the ensuing election.
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Important Sale.
VALUABLE FARM LANDS. &C.. &c:

IIIE Subscriber will SELL at his residence
l. y. two sniles of Lowndesyil. OIL
Thursday, the 18th Of November next,
his Valuable FARM LANDS. Lying near
Iowndesvillc:." The contemplated Route of the
Savannah Railroad runs through portion Of
these Lands; they are dividef, into five differ
ent Tracts, viz: -
frset No: ]; a33! Acres,
1race NO. z 800 Acres,
tract NO. y. PIT Acres,
tac' no. 4, :.lG0 Acres,
to"'e iraet, A Acres,
l,0544 Acres.
Any person desirpus of purchasing Land in this
section would do well TO call on the subscriber
and look at bis lands, as they nre located in a
scyy healthy section of country.
'1ERASa--Credito of one, two and three
He.~ilfe elso sell on the same dsy. HOUSE.
HOLD and Kitchen FL RNlTU E..,slso. Corn
sFodder Nv HEAT Oats 1IOKSES Cattle
sorss fgs Miiek Cows--Hogs, Sheen. Pianta.
tiopiBpaegsnts, &s,. together With eyerytIine
hsdallS fonad sen o FafnA - - -
..A.a,at .Aaaa.t ~ lssss. s's %. A. y MARTIN
This salssils posisyeIk take place. - :,
SS5 az Hammer copy. s~sI9A sf.s S&:.5.s.,sti
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NSD.E~MGEHo
Young America Target Pistol,
MANUFACTURING COMPANY,

NEW HAVEN CT
'9NlllS Pistol is Intended rs the fnrcrunncr Of
4. 'h" "rlinarv pistol, anl is designed for
young men and Lovs who wish tn enjoy the
exciting sport of firing at a target, n, the
most filing expense and without any danger
OF accident. The cheapest ordinary pistol is
three or four times the price Of this, Lrsflrs
hring dangerous in the hands Of boys This
l'ISt" is loaded with the common Fire Crnckrr
which forms ii complete cartridge, and will carry
1" ball ten Or fifteen PAGES with the same IRE.
:lS"n as tll" ordinary pistol. but not will! suiii
ci'nt force I" do any serious damage. As n
America is II sio"t;ny1ati"n, the Young Amer.
leans must and will learn the art bv which our
independence WIS secured. Hence this Tar
get Pistol is exactly in time and must meet
with universal sale among our youth of the
South aud West. It's operation is perfectly
simple. aud it is not liable to get out of order
\ full description will accompany every case
OF Pistols. The Pistols put Vi, ut the Fac
tory III Eases Of 50 each, really TO send bv cx.
press to any l"rt Of ths United States o. Can
Retail Price, p Cents ; BY the Case, 81 50 !;
Or, l5 Gents each.
FRENCH, HALL d CO.,
New Haven, CT.
Aug. ~ ls57. ~ Is 1t
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Abbeville Male Academy.

INliE exercises Of this Institution will lie
l. resumed OIL the First 71Onday in
Hepteinber inst, and con,ipue Twelve
The TERMS of Tuition will lie the same as
heretofore. a. c. ELDER. A. B.,
Sept. 2. 1857. lS #
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The friends Of WILLIAM HILL respectfully
announce him rs Candidate for reelection to
Office Of Ordinary at the next election:
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Notice This!

DERSONS indebted to ROBERTS & AID
Il ANS, will find their Notes ill., our hands
for collection Immediate payment is earnestly
requested.
PERRIN l. COTIIRAN.
Sept 3, 1857 IS Pm
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The friends Of DIR. J. +. McCOMB respect
fully announce him as Candidate for Tax
Collector at the next election.
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CROLlN,

THE STATE OF SOUTH CR0LlN,
AEDEvILLE DIsTKICr.--IN ORDINARY.
Wilkinson Notes, Arpt. as. Elizabeth Scott, L..
T. Malone, and wife, ct "l, Daft's
I r APPEARING to my satisfaction that the
l. children "f Mary Ann Fowler, deed,
defendant i'll this case, reside without the lin
its "f the State
1t is therefore Ordered that they do appear,
either in person or 10y representative ut II Court
Of Ordinary to be hcl.l ut Abbcville &. H., Ab-
hcville District, on the 2Ith day Of October
next. and show cause. why the Real Estate Of
Elizabeth Notes, decd, should not be sold for
partition.
WILLIAM HILL, o. Il. d. Z
July 81, 1858 II :;m
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eB' The friends Of GEORGIAN. sRieHEY.
respectfully annotince him o. Capdiials Hid
Sheriff of ALbeville District ut thh@an anext
election. ,4,ss@ 49,.
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500 Agents wanted!
\ HOMESTEAD FOR TEN DOLLARS.
IWIED DJTLSION.
GC10 A00 WORTH OF FARMS AND
- lV,VOU EUiLDlAG LoTS. in til.
Gold Region Of Culpcrpcr County, Virginia.
t." bc divided amongst lo.2O0 subscribers. on
the 7th of December, 1857. Subscription oaiy
tc" doAors dor', or fifteen dollars, one half
down, the rest on delivery of the deed Every
sIbscri'ier will get Buiding Lot or Il Farm
ranging in value from $40 to $25,ugU. These
Farms and Lots are sold cheap to induce set
Elements n sufficient number being reserved, the
increase III the value of which will compensate
f"nlhc apparent low price now asked Up
wards of l,3i0 lots already sold, and u
company Of settlers. called The Rapnhan-
mock Pioneer Association" is now forming and
VIII soon commence ii settlement. Ample Sc.
cur.ty vii! be given for the faithful perform.
ance Of contracts md promises. Nearly Al, 900
aercs OF land i'll different pats of Virginia now
at command, nnd will DC sold to settlers ut from
81 up to $500 per acre. Lngnes!iona6!e titles
"W IN all cases be giscm Wood. cutters, coop.
ers, farmers, dc, are wanted, aud five hundred
Agents to obtain subscribers to whom the
most liberal inducements will be given. Some
Agents write that they are making Sgd per
month. For, full particulars, subscriptions,
agencies DC. Apply to f. YAEDER,
Port Royal Caroline Co., Va.
August 2S, 1857 II Ct
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cB- The friends Of MATTHEW r. GoCIt.
RAN respectfully announce him a esndiIets
for Sheriff Of AbLevillc District, at sihs sness
election: 70.
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ABBEViLLE MALE ACADEMY.
TNllE Exercises of this Institution will be
Il resumed the First Monday in Junun-
ry next. The government "f the School will
tc rigid. and every effort will he made to nlaiu-
tain high standard OF morality.
The Scholastic Year will hc divided into
two Terms. The first will commence Oh the
lst Monday in January. and continue Twenty
eight weeks; the second will begin on the I'd
Monday. in September, aud continyc twelve
weeks.
TERMS OF TUITION.
Reading. Writing, Spelling, lst Scs. I'd Sea-
and Primary Geography, SlI W $ q 90
The above with Geography,
History. Arithmetic, Eng
lish Grammar and Excr-
cises in English Compo-
sition, 90 90 0 40
The above with all the nd
vanecd English Branches 23 90 10 90
The above with Latin and
Greek, 2S 90 IL OO
Students will he received Mt any time ,lu
ring the Session and will .bc charged from the
time they enter until the end of the Session,
unless special arrangements are made to the
contrary.
Boarding can Le obtained Mt reasonable rates.
y. {. ELDER, A.. .B.
Dee ~, 1886 33-tf
eN- Abbevillc Banner will please COPY
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Tie friends OFT. b. MILFORD rssrsetfiHy
announce him rs a Candidate for .TaxsC CJllect6,
Of AbbeSilc District At the next eieetioff. ~
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tB The friends Of JOsEPIIsT MOI res S
spectfully announce him . Candid6te for Sheriff.
ut the ensuing election: ~ ,s.ss.ssss. :.
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eB- The friends Of ofAfATTIEw s1Iol0N
AID respectfully announce him ass1 Candidate
for reelection MS Clerk VI the feoura1 Sni
eral Seasons. and Common pless, Tor. Aassals
District; at tie nc2t election. ~ a.
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300 Acres in Woods
SO :" New.Ground,
90 10 Bottom of great fertility.
All the balance, but 25 Acres, very nearly
Fresh and very Productive.
On the premises are Dwelling House, Burn,
Crib, Stables and Ont Houses ..'.'
Those wishing to Lny small Tract might Le
suited by looking at this place.
TERMS Reasonable aud accommodating.
- EDW ARD NOBLE.
Abbevillc c. H., August 1857 fiji If
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Application

"iL!. he made to the ! Legislature Of South
W C"rolnn. nt itsNhcxt sitting; to Incor-
orntc the Village Of GEEExwoop.
August So. 1851, is IN,
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Octagon Burial Cases---Rosev
T.
CA Il RAGE
vi MANUFACTORY,

nnccs
II for
f
the
o may
of
es of ''>N
Highly Polishe Rosewood,
former
the
~ Black Walnut and Covered Cofns to Order
of the
take harcinc
Aicvile IL, March ii, 1861 T. ]
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The friends of JAMES II. ODD Fespeetfpbs
u announce him as Candidate for Sheriff3as
the next election. >.ss: sttl.4s ~ ,,s
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fIh fhe frioKds i'll 3 jss;JItffS fsSbSsf
fiiiiy q its III eri6
th6next EleStit q s slEssssas q 6
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~ The fsienlses Sail6p asccssp SO;
sReeSAhll a9napnce 3 H S!aa3i - lef
Sheriff at the ensuing ss ss,s (
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-28

The Cry PoLCE AGITATION AN ATTEMPTED
CoUP DErAT PRoRABiB.-As the police agi.a-
ton progresses, the Commissioners and their
Superintendent, Tallmadge become more despe-
rate, and there is no telling what they may con-
clude TO do. Many rumors of their contemplated
movements are aGoat---smong which bold and
sudden stroke Of policy ia limited at-pothing
less than coup dao' which might lead dise
that of Louis Napoleou) TO the arrest of one or
more persons In high places We must keep
sharp look out for The coming phases Of this ex-
traordinary police agitation. We think that, IN
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Affairs I'm Boston. "a.
TIE HOOsrC TUNNEL BTLI-THE NATIONAL SOCIETY
OF CINCIENATI, ErC. -


TIE HOOsrC TUNNEL BILI-THE NATIONAL SOCIETY
OF CINCINNATI, ETC. -
Boros, May ~, 1857.
The Senate to day refused 70 pass Tho Hoosc Tunnel
bin over the Governors veto.
The National Society Of Cincinnati met hcrc to-day Do.
Icgaes present from all the state Societies, cxcep
that OF South Carolina.
The society chose the following oflcers,-Hamll,oa
Fish, Of New York. Prcsdcut Charles s Davis, Of Port
land, vicePrcsdcnt Joseph r. Scott Of New Jersey, Go
neral Treasurer; Thomas McE.cn, Secretary General;
George W. Harris, Assistant Secretary General John n
Markland Assistant General Treasurer. AT the banquet
held the United States Hotel the evening
we're responded To by the President, by en-
President Franklin Fierce, and by other distinguished
gentlemen present
In the United States Circuit Court before Judge Curtis,
the case OF Edwin NJ ChArcc vs.. the Boston Betting Cos
rany suit prosecuted By Horace II Day. In the ma ne OF
Chacc 70 receive 500 900 Of the Boston Betting Company
for damages for an Infringement OF chaccs patent, WA
decided In favor Of the Boston Betting Company and
against the claims OF Mr. Day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-28

PRErARE FOR The PEsruxScs.-The hot
weather and dirty streets, combihed with the
anarchy brought upon the city by Albany legis-
lation Of Thurlow Weed and his coufrcres, should
warn our citizens to prepare for the coming Of
The yellow fever, which is a calamity more to be
dreaded than the approach Of The comet. We
have been threatened with this pestilence for two
or three years, and what with o disordercd mu-
nicipal government, horribly filthy streets and no
preventive sanitary measures, our prospects for
escape from the fever during tho coming summer
are anything but cheering.
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NV Posi- OFFICE Loc,rroS.-Since the specu-
lators in the old bones under the Brick Church
failed in their efforts 10 sell that property 10 poor
Pcrcc's administration, on account Of the legal
opinions OF Caleb Cushing, we have heard li,ile
or nothing as TO location for the new Post OF
fec until within the last few day., when we see
by the proceedings of the corporation that an at
tempt is being made to secure the end Of the
Park for the purpose above named. The idea IL
prcpostcrous and absurd in the extreme. We
have little enough breathing space at the lower
end of the island II is, and the idea of curtail-
ing that little is barbarous, unchristianlike, afro
cious and lie advocates well deserve the garottc
for suggesting such plan We hope and trust
that there Is enough Of the old Knickerbocker
spirit left in the Common Council 10 put veto
as heavy as the heel of old jackson upon such a
scheme. That little bit Of green grass is an
oasis in the great desert Of brick, marble and
iron. II should never be devoted TO business
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TnE TAnMASY SAcBEMs,-Whst has become
Of the sschems Of Old TammanyS Where arc oil
the reforms that they were about TO inaugurate
in the democratic committees two or three
weeks ago. ls all The liquor drank out of Tam
many Hall! Have the strong waters Of the great
spriDg dried upf A few weeks ago tbe rulers Of
Tammsny made tremendous effort 10 Gust the
Wilson Small General Committee, but now the
Sacbems seem to be in their old slumber, aud The
obnoxious committee occupies the hall "a il
nothing had happened. We suspect that father
Purdy, grandfather Fowler, gcst-grsudfather
Conner, great grandfather Kennedy, and
still greater grandfather Savage have found out
that they have made great mistake in some Of
their recent movements against that incorrigible
sinner, Mayor Wood. The truth of the matter
Is that the Postmaster, the Navy Agent, the
surveyor, the Marshal and others who bold the
federal appointments in this city have been
sowing the whirlwind. aud unless they mend
their ways and manage their affairs better during
the coming three months, they will never reach
the Senate, even 70 enjoy the luxury of being
kicked out again. We recommend 20 the atten-
ton Of these gentlemen the old maxim well
known 10 the tailors in Chatham street. stitch
In time saves nine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-28
1S6e-Notice 20 ths Constant and Infcxible
Supporters Of Wllllam H. seward.

= Supporters or William HI. seward. -
Il behalf OF the Hon. wnnam H Seward for the Ptesi
deaoy In 1850, call upon his friends and supporters
throughout the North 70 proceed ct active business
Tue crisis has come The occasion is inviting The
ssahed democracy, completely exhausted by their des
perste efforts in the November election, are falling rapidly
30 pieces the spo plumber within reach Of Mr. Bu
chapan being wholly insufficient TO satisfy tenth part OF
soe hungry office seekers. The Fillmore movement of
national convention in Louisville tho second OF june
Is supposed must turn out dcplorabe Szzie all the
available resources Of his party having been expended
fer the good last fall with little to show for
beyond eight Fillmore electoral Of Maryland
sad the overwhelming popularity Of Fremont the En-
pre- State and the North But the Seward a under
stand that Fremont mas. give way, aud the
crisis "a the encouraging TO the friends of Mr.
Seward, in view Of the acts Of the last Legislature
for be reduction OF the city OF New York and suburbs
loyalty and obedience 70, and absolute dependence
Upon the Central Seward Juns al Albany. Nor should
be forgotien that the Washington and Albany lobby
combinations of Mr.. rhurtow Weed Co., extensive
with the United States and In league with the principal
hnancers Of the country ready tap of
drum TO muster their cascrpts for active duty
These and various other considerations have induced US
taus early 70 call upon the political supporters of Mr.
Seward chow their hands an take the field In fact
toe re organization Of the three great parties
Tor Presidency has become. great extent neces.
cary 10 the safety and security OF the Union Above ALL
vale che friends OF Mr. Seward remain behind the bush
parties and all sections and athe great interests of the
country will remain In stale OF doubt anxiety su..
pcnse Accordingly. LEI the Seward In every State
county city, town and village Of the North proceed 70
ocsanye dru their troops for the grand campaign OF
1890 Le, starch be or the Fillmore
Louisville Convention.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-28

WASTE TNE-Thc Counclmcn have been ask
ing Corporation Counsel Busteed's opinion on
the Central Park act. They had better have
given pocket full Of new cents to junior clerk
in some law office, and asked for his opinion.
Mr.. Counsellor Busted Is about as good judge
of law as be is Of manners; and he will do as
much credit to his party by bis conduct in
this municipal contest as he did TO his profession
in the casc in which he distracted paper be-
longing 10 Count Montholou.
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the end, good for the citizens will result from il
II VIII lead to more thorough and perfect
understanding of ones rights, and an sreaniza-
ton OF the whole police system that will give
greater security to Life and property. The State
police, with Thurlow Weed at it Its head in
Albany, and Simeon Draper and his confrer.s q
its tail in New York, will accomplish nothing
solid or useful to the metropolis
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Large p1re a, Asd,..n. N.,, York.

ADproy, Stcuben county, Nay II, 1891
An extensive FIRE occurred In this village this morains
by which large portion OF Il, the south side Of The
Cansico river was destroyed Tho nrc commenced IN
cabinet makers shop, and bxrned twenty unc dwelling
houses and places OF business The loss has not been er
sc,ly sscertaincd but is probably s3sooo Patty In.
ured
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purposes Of any kind We want II to breathe
in-we want /. for FIRE b or; it is portion Of
the lungs Of this city; and any member of the
Common Council who would vote to wipe out
any green spot from the city map should be out
lawsd, cent to the penitentiary, or rowed 80 far
up Salt River that he never could get down
again
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INDIAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AGAINST THE
0ILA APACaEs.
81. Lovis, May 81, 1857.
The Santa Fe mail has arrived, butt the not
important nature.
The Indian depredAuona in March were unusually CT.
tcusve Judge Baird is announced candidate fr Con
gross In opposition TO tho prcson delegate Mr.. oero
Col Bonneville had started expedition against tho
Apaches Of the ella.
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u..,n s,.... .u cac., ,.n Caused by Cas-.

ArRASr, May n, 1867
esoree yauyepoe bcaraer at the Bort Orange Ho,ei
on Broadway in this city, found dead IN his bed this
morning putpe the night the gas pipe IN his room bur~
and n. v~s suoocated, u s supposed, In his sleep
Tn. genera, Assembly OF she Presbyterian
Church.
CAsvnASp, Nay 81, 1857.
FIFTH DAY-AFTKasoos SESSION.
IN Ross. Of Tennessee, spoke at length in defence on
slavery He quoted largely from his letters 10 Mr. Barnes
and sgustssa the Of action Of he various geners
assemblies On the slavery question a. unmItigaied nou
sense.
SIXTH DAY--goRN1Ha SESSION.
Tho report Of the committee on ps.mody relating 10 the
restoration Of congregational singing was accepted and re-
fcrred 10 the Judicial committee
Mr. n1IorsoS, delegate from the General Association Of
Connecticut presented resolution from that BODY yeass
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THE LATEST NEWS.
News from svashinxton.

News rom Warrington.
cnsrnx uorsr - -. Ans of Fas Nkw ronx
ARY1yAL on THE NV ,,s,ervs ~ c, rnovsLhE
FoRKIaN APPOINTMENTS sYrrLEp-- pno.,.r n,s..,s
IN TIE NAVAL C0uRTs-COLLxCroR suHrnL. vrn
WASHINGTON, May IT, 1857
The Secretary OF the Treasury has instituted eSxams
sion, composed Of the following gentlemen-Messrs.
Guthrie Cooper and Brown-for the purpose Of hrsusv
examining all the departments connes,ed with tho fs,
House at New York. with view 10 reform. If reform a
necessary TO increase facilities In the revenue department
This commission is to report before the new Collector gss
into Office The of this doubtless owing 70 The
abuses which have grown up In the Custom Houss M
some years back and which have been brought a. ,s.
attention of Secretary Cobb who has determined 10 err
them The Secretary intends to and Will make the M
slhon Of The new Collector Is easy q possible Cos.r
ScheH Intends understand TO clean ont ia Aus,s. -.
ble end In this he will have the coopersea OF the Score
taryl Let those who stand take head lent thsv fall
NJ Morse was present today with The Cabinet md
made some very important explanations OF the site Of
affairs In New Granada He says thoss who would bs din.
posed to &C. honestly are arad 70 declare their sent
meuts, leM be considered treason bv thos in povsr
Immediate steps will be taken 10 secure aind,unv s
the past aHd security for the futuren
. "'eo, ouf "o" "ino'cr 70 Emma, &rvea mere tnAs
s.sn,ns' aAu = quA,eleu ~ "mlos. 10 nofrow no
,,"n. .hss ,,s."...nS " s. y ls0e'so in.aoo,
~11" "n0A .Au0's~uu, "'e ~ p,ei~fea' Inc se~m
-, -. 49,. " No''o'., "n"e
oNo va. 70 A'''N " 0"'AA =" 'o'A ~ mr. r'eo"
vs. 'r
go. 0oAo'.a - No .1'''"'A' NA' """h !"
49,. .-.S 80 ~ AZ .'.'-~" so ~
~N..1,.N. .e C %ap. nor nA'
80" 100 a.N '.''A'. "'sA'' u ..'.'"aA' :"
n.'nA an ~ nVrs o' HD'o 'olaniunNA'" '''
'ue' appointments ooefe u' Gnu VI 'ao ~oeI
Do'c N~V~ "'uf' NO. ~oAy rro'os'or nsCae, " no
oo~s' .on"nueu ~" e',aen'e' anu 'no 1nS' Aea
'vf 'e.unou " INC u n@''ea A00o"s- Ia
0'oIoN $50" .~'0 in' '~.' '" 0SA'A'A'' o1n0'
W. oPen0u - MS o"n request
n''"o o''i. NO = oo""."o', ino""s l. nan'e' ~M
o1An"eu VI VIC s0'e'n"e"' oe'An '"oAy 10 toe oAse
" Aeu'enAn' .a"1' NO o'oer govornment WHITES IN
~Ao """ "o'"s !" "'sc""ee, tney aoufhoo y soeae-
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Loss or Government Money.

WASHINGTON, May q, 1857.
The Charleston Courier learns by arrival at tha
port from Indian River, Florida that about the 18th
Major DasAei, Paymaster In the army, In attempting Ia
land from schooner, came drowning, and lost
board SIS ooo Intended for the payment OF the troops
FLORIDA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-28

The New COLLECTOR AND HIS PorIcY.--Tn a
few weeks Mr.. Schcll, the new Collector of this
port, will take the helm at the Custom House.
What bis policy will be VIC cannot tell but he
is an honorable and high minded man, and We
have no doubt that his course viii receive the
impulse and the sanction of the highest authori-
ties at Washington. We should not be surprised
to find that the principle Of rotation was carried
out TO the fullest extent under the new rtgipus;
and, in looking over the list Of persons now
holding Offices in the Custom House, we are in
clined TO think that il would be good medicine
for De democratic party if nine-teaths Of them
we're turned out, neck and heels, bag and baggage.
In few days we shall zee whether we are right
or wrong.