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DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN NEW YORK

The telegraphic dispatches to the Louisville pa
Pers state that the grand rally Of the Democracy Of
New York. on the Sd inst, in support of the Kansas
policy Of the Administration filed Mozart Hall, and
was most successful demonstration. The speeches
and resolutions we're all indicative Of determine
ton to sustain the President at all hazards. Ad-
dresses were delivered by Ex-Governor Jones, of
Tennessee; Hon. Mr.. Hughes, of Indians; Mr. BilbO,
OF Tennessee and otbars
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DEATH OF CAPT. SUNMOEs.-Captsin J. Blair
Summons is dead. The veteran bOatman expired at
the Spencer House, yesterday, at ! P. NJ, after q
short illness. One week ago he was apparently hale
and hearty, and in charge Of his pet mail packet,
Superior The physicians, Drs Foster and Shaler
state that he was afflicted with q severe attack Of
congestion Of the lungs.
The deceased is widely known as q pioneer boat
man on the Western waters. He was born near the
banks Of the Allegheny, in Western New York, six
Ly-hVe years since, and commenced his boating
career RATS, keel-bOats, fat-boats, sud bsrges,
before the introduction Of steam. In 1872, he as
sisted in conveying supplies in barges to General
Wsynes troops, quartered in Laughery Creek thirty
miles below this city. He was one OF the pioneers
and oldest commanders in the Louisville mail line
IN active service,-havng remained in the trade
since lS26-thirty-tWO years. In his career as a
bostman, he was very fortunate He never met
with serious accident TO any boat while in his
charge. He commenced his career, poor, penni-
less lad, in the capacity Of deck hand and steadily
progressed, filing the stations Of mate and pilot
and was the commander of the proudest steamer
(the Jacob Strader) that floats on the Western
waters.
Captains c. G. Pearce, J. H. Barker, and Messrs.
VIM. MeCammOn, A. H. Bayless, and his son, VIM.
Summons and wife, were with him when he died -
The veteran was conscious until his ewes we're closed
with death. The deceased left a WiIl-the estate
being estimated at from SO, 900 to $4,000
The funeral will take place from the Spencer
House to-morrOW.-0iH Com. lgf
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ELECTION OF JUDGE.

An election has just been held for Circuit Judge
and Attorney General in the new Judicial circuit
composed Of the counties Of Gibson, Obion, Dyer
sc. As far as heard from, the vote for Judge is,
Tor R. P Raines, 975; for Sam. Williams, 1889 for
c. B. Black, s69i for S. W. COchrane 658. For
Attorney General, R. P. Caldwell is elected BY
considerable majority.
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Italian Literature.
From Karrt. I WIN Han. y..rnsl.

We learn that Sig Lug MonH Of Harvard College has
Translated GUERRAsEs famous historical novel Of Beatrice
Csno and that Il Is nov in course Of publication There
Will undoubtedly be great desus TO this volume
GuernEi Is probably The Sc distinguished Of lirng
Italian authors and glad 10 know that the mod
srn literature Cf laly-Wilh W1ch oui little ae.
quanted-Wl be nsug1Tstsd BY so brilliant Specimen
q novel WritI this 10. The life OF Beatrice has been
generally indeed We may say entirely msuno et00d b
GusrrsZ has shown Us in his very pow sriul Wsr
psIed after careful labor what Is probably the correct
pJiuOR Of this sad history Every hasesd Sbebys
tragedy Of the Cenc and those fortunate sEOuh to have
extended their travels far as Italy remember Of
tt0 loTsst specimens Of st. the admired and copied
portrait Of Beatrice By Guido The gallery Of the
Bsrberin Palace"
GusruRz in his PrsfIes to the work aays Addressing
the unfortunate shade Of Beatrice:
'G6ssmuch haFs been able e. comprehend thee i'm
plOre for sufficient power to W0rthiy thy his
tory to these dear Italian maidsuB who love thee
ter just departed though the shadow Of two centuries and
half IS spread over thy spuchrs. Verify thine is his
tory Of SD crimes; but the maldsns Of my country viii
read t. Il Will pierce their gentle souls ike sword but
they will rsadIt. When the youth whom they love be ap
preaching they will hasten blus1ing o hice It. but they
will read L. and will offer thee the Only gift that can BE-
given 70 the betrayed-tsars."
The sec. Of this powerful work upon the impassioasts
and vehement Italian reader is SUCH that certain Of the
governments have iu.srdistsd its publication and snow
rarely seen in Italy
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UNIDENTIFIED AFRICANs

A bill passed the Louisiana House Of Representa-
uves on the Sd, authorizing company already or
gsnized-tO import twenty five hundred free blacks
from the coast Of Africa, to be Indeutured for not
less than fifteen years,
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
IN SENATE.
THURSDAY March, 4, 1858.
BILLS on THIRD READING.

THURSDAY March, f. 1902.
BILLS on THIRD READING.
Mr. BRATCHER'S bill to make valid the Eunou-
patve win Of Milton Tate Of Anderson county, was
rejected.
Mr. HEISKELL'S bill TO modify the jurisdiction
Of the county courts and to prevent delays In the
administration Of justice, passed the third reading
yeas II, nays 9.
Mr. HEISKELL'S bill for the benefit Of the credi-
tors and bill holders Of the Bank Of Jefferson, was
rejected; yeas Z, nays 10.
Mr. HEISKELL'S bill to punish fraudulent bank
ing. passed she third reading; yeas q, nays0.
Hr HILLS bill further prescribing the duties Of
the Comptroller requiring him TO cancel the coupons
passed the third reading.
House bill To make more secure the rights Of
vendors Of lands was taken up, aud passed the third
reading
SOUTH WESTERN RAILROAD.
House bill for the benefit of the Southwestern
Railroad, giving the State aid on completion Of fl
teen miles, passed the second reading by the
80lloWiDg vote:
YeaS-Messrs BrOtcber, Brown, Bullen, Denton,
Cot, Goodner, GoOdpasture, Heskell, Hill Alunday,
McConnicO, Roach, Walker, Welcker, and Wright-l5.
Ndys-Messrs Davis, Harris, Jones, Menees Nc
Dougal, Reid, Ross, Travis, and Whitthorne-S
TIE CONSTITUTION.
House resolution (AIr Estes') to amend the COnsti-
tuition so to elect the Secretary OF State and
Treasurer by the people, indefinitely postponed;
yeas y, nays H.
Senate took r recess until = p. m.
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DmD.-Yestorday, the 5thinst., in New Orleans,
after protraced aud painful illness, which he bore
with much patient resignation Mr.. EDWIN E.
hHEEwgoD, brother 10 Mrs. Jas. r. Bruce, Of this
tIty, the 18th year Of his sEe
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sas Farm
1850 Acres,
IN CHANCERY AT CARTHAGE.

RDWIN GWATTNEY and others, vs.. MARGARET Gun
NINGHAM, FRANCIS DAbLBY and on era
IT was ordered a. February fern, lsss hai pubca
ten be made Tor the residents &C.. I b iherrOfg
ordered thai publication Be thirty DAYS On Unln
and American, published az NASHVILLE, Tenn. narsrsi
Cunningham and Franca Oakley, req airing hen 20 aPPa
the COaF House 10 the town % aThars, ths hrsi
Monday IN April neKt then and there 70 plead answer o.
domuT % painants bill, AMI daaus thereof sa4
Pill VII b aiken foE confessed and SET for hsaE9g e. aie
e 10 them A.. MoOhA,
Fsb ~ IssR-msr R-vyst nm Ia a CisrE = usstar
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CRISP'S GAIETY.

Sole Lessee and Manager. CRISP
Last appearance Of the eminent Artist,
HT. J. +. MURDOCH,
10 conjunction with the distinguished fav0rits
MIS-. W. H. CRISP
Who will appear in Two Great Pieces.
SATURDAY EVENING, March 7th, 1855 will be acted
BY request, he great ragc Play Of the
GAM ESTER.
ar. bsVefy Mr. X Murdoch.
mrs Beverly, Mrs ". Il. Crisp.
To conclude Compressed In ae) with the Great Historical
Tragedy, written by an American Author entitled
DeSOtO; or the Hero OF the TTissfssippi.
DesOtO, Mr. J. E. Murdoch
Olans's.....'.. Mrs. y" h. Crisp
II For full pl rtiCulsrs, see Programme Bills.
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LADIES' DRESS GOODS,

Comprising The largest and best stock these
Goods We have had the pleasure o. ORerIng and
prices altogether satisfactory.
We have taken care the selection Of class Of
Goods, and have STYLES which entire ly and
handsome; and ~ which invite special attention.
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$50 Reward!
EDGEFIELD AND KENTUCKY RAIL
IN 4 ~ r,nmD "

TaB annual mestae OF the khodsrB or the Edgs6sld
l. aud Kentucky Railroad Company, will Be held at the
Office Of said Company, Nashville on WEDNESDAY, the
3lst March, 1854 III purpose Of eeeng Directors for
the ensuing snd transaction any other business which
nay be submitted 70 tss meeting. W. B. A. RAMSEY,
march 4--W3t SacFptarv.
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Buckskin, Cloth & SILK Gloves.
Dollars Reward.

7 OST on SATURDAY, Feb. g7th, less, q small Pocket
II Book, containing two Fifty Dollar Billie ana q note GA
James sinmons iOF Three Hundred and Fifty Two Dollars.
LikHise several sma notes The Fuder VIII receive the
above reward besides the thanks c the owner By leaving
Il 81 the Union and American Cfiss
mar2-dIWe JOHN WALDEN.
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IN SENATE-nvENING SESSION.


The Senate p rOeeeded with the reading of the
CoCe,
Mr. WHITTHORNE moved to strike out that por
ton which imposes penalty upon any person who
prints, publishes crculaes any written private
scheme for the drawing Of lottery in this State or
any other State or country. Mr. W., said the act
had been repealed, and he opposed TO the policy
Of reviving repealed acts by Incorporating them in
the Code. The motion prevailed.
Mr. WHITTHORNE moved as a similar PROPOSE
iOn had been rejected by the Senate, to strike out
the words ''any person offering through the public
press or otherwise to bet on an election, and any
person who publishes or crcuates such offer, shall
be fined not less than one hundred dollars and i'm
prisOnmed in the county jail not less than one
month" The motion prevailed, and
Part Xxx. passed on the second reading.
VOLUNTARY ESsLAvEMENT.
House message returning House bill to provide
for the voluntary enslsvement Of free persons Of
color in this State, was taken up
Mr. WALKER moved that the Senate reoede from
its amendment striking out the 5the sect Of the BILL
providing that such free persons who go into vOlun
tsry enssVement shall be exempt from execution and
attachment; the motion prevailed; yeas 10, nays I.
KILLING DEER.
Mr. WHITTHORNES bill to make the killing Of
Deer between the months Of March and September
misdemeanOr, was rejected
Yeas-AIessrs Brown, Davis, Goodner, Harris,
Hill, Munday, Reid, Travis, Welcker, and Whit
Nays-Messrs Bratcher, Bullen, Denton, Good
pasture, jones, Menees, McDOugal, Roach, Ross,
Walker, Wright, and Speaker Burch--l2.
RUNAWAY SLAVES.
Mr. WELCKER'S bill to put runaway slaves in the
Penitentiary for safe keeping, passed the third
reading; yeas II, nays g.
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THE seJ.Is CONTRIBUTIONS.
In the last eight ears the proportion which the
South has contributed TO re foreign exports of the
country has doubled
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Mr. WELCKER'S bill to put runaway slaves in the
Penitentiary for safe keeping, passed the third
reading; yeas IL, nays 9.
Senate adjourned until 81 a. N tomorrow.
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REMARKS Of Mr.. Ross, Of HsadsrsoH, dsliversd IN
the Senate Of the Tennessee Legislature, March l,
l858-ths qusstOH being the second reading Of his
biz, to re- organize the Bank Of Tennessee.
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EENTREss COUNTY SEAT.

Mr. MICKEY, from the Committee on New Coun-
ties, recommended rejection Of the petition to
change the county site Of Fentress.
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RHEA AND RLEDsoE.

Mr. LOYD'S bill 1861 to change the line between
the counties of Rhes and Bledsoe, coming up
Mr. SMARTT proposed to amend by changing the
line between the counties Of Warren and Grundy,
so as To include Humble in Warren, which was
adopted and the bill passed the third reading in
the House Of REPRESENTATIVES..
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SPECIAL SURVEYOR IN ASSIGNMENT OF DOVER.
Mr. GRIFFITHS bill 1867 to amend the act Of
I849-50, chap. Il, sec. 2, IS to authorize the
county court IN the absence of surveyor, to aP
point person to act in that capacity in cases Of
assignment Of dover, coming up-it was passed the
third and last reading in the House Of Representa-
tiyes-yess So nays l.
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On motion by Mr. RICHARDSON, Cby unanimous
CONSENT the House took up the consideration of the
Senate bill for the benefit Of the Tennessee Hospital
FOR the Insane, and the was passed the second
reading and referred to the Committee on Ways and
Means.
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q, N HR HE a

"AFlNG sold my entire interest Of Goods
IL to Gen. ". W. Perryinan. I take this
method of returning my SINCERE thanks. to my
numerous friends and customers for their very
kind and generous support to me for the Fl 'e
years have been in business in this plnce aud
vicinity. l w"ul'i hcspenk for the General.
An increased continuance of the same.
BY reference to Perry,nan's Card You will
see that am (l,y hi. kindncss) retained as clerk,
and can only SAY that will do every thing
in my power to make your business transactions
agreeable and profitable.
". ". WALLER.
Jan. II, 1853. 81 II
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SOUTH CAROLINA,

ADDEy1LLE pISTRIcr.-lN EQUITY.
Renickcr & Glover Eill for an account
VS.. :, Marshalli"g s''e;t'
y. J. Davis. Vim. u. ! dc.
Sale and others
IT appearing to the Court. that WIN. N. Sale.
/ sne If the Ucf"1tlants i'll this case. reside<
from and hcynnl the limits Of the Statc--oa
motion of Wilson. I.omnx Il IIadd-n. Complain
ants SoIicitors. cr!crc:i, that the said Defen.
dant 10 appear and answer plead; or 'ien'Mr TO-
rho Com rlainants Bill Of Complaint within
three months after publication hereof or other
wise the same Bill will be taken pro conjesso
against him.
Commissioners Office.
March 5, 1853. ~ 3n
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Dissolution

T>IIE firm ofPERRYMAN l. WALLEB was
L. dissolved ''y mutual consent on the Fl rat
Of Jnnuury.-par,ies n"y way indebted to tho
concern. will please c"Inc forward and close
their accounts by sash. ("r note.) The name
Of tie firm. will he used III settlement Ly ri.
thcr Of the parties
w. ". PERUVIAN,
W. ". WALLER.
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SOUTH BAR0llNA,

AnBEvILLE DISrEIcr.-IS EQUITY.
Elizabeth Robinson, J
vs. Bill for Partition, E...
James f. Robinson.
TT appearing to my satisfaction. that James T..
Il Robson. III" Defendant in this case resides
beyond the limss Of this State. On motion of
Perrin L. Cotlran. it is ordered. that the Jn,aes
T. Robinson do plead. answer or demnr to
C"mplainan,'s Bill of Complaint within thre"
months from the publication hereof, the
same will br taken pro coaftsso against him.
W. II. PARKER, CEi.D.
Commissioners Office
March >, 1855 ~ 3m
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SOUTH CAROLINA,


ADEEv1LLE DISTRICT.-IN EQUITY.
Abraham Duke and IIar-
rict, his wife, Bill for Specific
IS. delivery Of slave
Elj"h Cannon. r. II.
Palmer and others.
It appearing to my satisfaction that Elijah
Il Cannon. Carter Cannon, Margart March.
hunks. formerly Cannon. JuInes Cannon. Judy
Kendrick, formerly Cannon. and the children
of William Cannon. deed. (whosc number and
names are unknown) Defendants in the above
stated case. reside beyond the limits Of this
State. On motion Of Perrin 4 Cothrnn. Com.
plninanis' Solicitors. ordered that the said De.
fcndants do appear and answer. plead or d.mur
to said Bill of c"mn int. within three months
from the pnhliction hereof. or the same will
he taken PRO cGnJtssa agninst them.
WM. II. PARKER, c.E,..p,
Commissioners Office.
March III. 1858. IS 3m
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IN N ~
of the
Shirts, rShts, PocketHandkerchefs
Perumery, Stationery, Umb
h bought
oij-
10
Jan,
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For Sale, or to Rent.

1 Valuable Tract Of Land containing ono
~ Hundred and Fifty Acres, adjoining tho
plantations of Joel Cunningham. j. Il. Wilsoa
and others There i. a good dwelling house ON
tho place sni,eI to small fu'aily. and oil 9TH.
.r necessary pu; buildings.
Arp!yto ~, -. ,,,<,r,,,
Abbevllc G.. H., Dec. ~. 1857. sc u
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SOUTH CAROLINA,

ADnEVILLE D1STElCT.-IS EQUITY
John White,
va.
Rich. =. Fulton, Eli to apply Funds, &C.
Il. II. " ardaw, EX's.
IT APPEARING to my satisfaction that Rich
l. ard Is. Fulton. one of the Defendants il,
III is case. Resides beyond the limits of this State
Oh nl"ti"n of Perrin K Cothran. Complainant's
Solicitors. Ordered that the said Richard B.
Fulton. do appear and plead. answer or drnur
to the said Bill of Complaint. within three
months from the publication hereof. or the same
will be tuken pro coatesso agnnst him,
VA. II. PARKER, c.E.Ap
Commissioners Office.
March -, 1858. d6 3m
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

AEpEvILLE pIsrnIcr.-1x EQUITY.
J. wardlaw Perrin. Admir-, ! Bill for discovery
Alex IIun'cr ct. nl
l. Finley and The children Of Samuel, james,
lSnnc and William Finley. Decd. Defendants il,
the case. resides beyond the limits of this State.
On motion Of Perrin Il Cnthran. Cotnplainant's
Solicitors. ordered that said Dnvid Finley an.l
the Children Of :annel, James. Isaac aud Viii.
liam Finley, Deed to appear snd plead. All.
swer. or lcnnr. t" the said Bill Of Complaint.
within three months from the publication hrrc.
of. Or the same will be taken pro confssso a.
gainst them.
w. H. PARKER c. E 4. ID.
Commissioners Office
March 18th, 1858. 4s 3m
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MILLER g. WARREN

\VoULD respectfully call the attention OF
W their friends and customers to theii
stock of NEGRO GOODS.
George Schley's White FlLALNS, warranted
al wool sling:
Plnid LINSE'Y;
MarIh"rn' PLA IDS and STRIPES;
Domestic GINGHA MS;
OSNABURGS. Plaid and Stripes;
Georgia PLAINS;
fLANNELS. Of all descriptions.
Oct. !, 1857 - If
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LADIES' DRESS GOODS,

DlE D q u tVUU0s
such as
Rich and elegant silk ROBE DOUBLE.
Bnyaderc silks. variety of styles;
Silk VAI.ENClAS. Striped and Plaid
Plain SILKS, all colors
Mourning Bsy.derc aud Chcne SILKS;
Plain Black Plaid and Striped
silk pOpLiNs and Victoria pLAIDSl
DELAINE ROBE pQUILLE:
Rich Fig'rd DElAINES aud CASuMEEES,
Emb'rd French MERINOEs. new etyls.:
Plain frencl,.and Enslish MERISOix;
Mourning PELAlSES.
French and Euyli.h rNlSrs,
American
Scotch GISGuAMs;
Mourning
Chene &"
An extensive variety Of S!i.AWLS. e.mrri.ias
silk Thihsl SuAw+S:
Broche "
Flush Bordrrcs! Stclla SIlAWLS;
Chenille SiIAW1S aud SCARFS;
Ladies' Black and Corrd Cloth CLOAKS:
Rich Velvet CLOAKS. every variety;
All Wool Lone SiIAWIS;
Plain i;.'k d Scc'nd Mring Merino STIAWLS:
y lot ofbeautiful ESlBEO1nERIE5. consist
ing Of
Eivl Muslin SLEEVES ard COLLARS, ;s
,,.tl:
Jeronct and swiss SLEEVES. Liaca Cob.
LARS
Maitr,e Lace SFTTS:
Imitation Lace COLLARS and SLEEVES:
Jaconet an.i Swiss Bands;
Linen Cambria HANDKERCHIEF, Plaia
and E:ul,.oil"rcd
lI",n'd ard Mourning HANDKERCHIEF ::
Misses and bovs' Ws:ol HOSE:
Wool CATERS Nett SACKS;
Misses Ncriuo VESTS. Short nnd Long
Steve:
For the Genten1cn's line nay hc found
Black CLOTHS and CASSlNl.RES;
Fancy CAS>lMERES, latest styles
Rich Velvet and Cashmere FESTING3!
North C"roliua C.AolAERES surerioe
article:
CRAFAIS and COLLAI,S: Mcrin. TIES
MILLER i WARREN,
Oct. Q, 1857. q II
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Dissolution.

DlSSOENtlOIls
'J~IIE Partnership heretofore existing be-
i tween ENRiGlIT & STARR, in tha
manufacture Of Cotton Gins. Wheat Thra.h.
ers, Fans. &C.. has this day been diss"lved by
mutual agreement of parties. The Books aud
Accounts Of the Old Firm are in the hands of
John Enright, who is alone authorized to settle
the business Of the same.
JOHN ENRIGHT.
RICIl'D c. STARR
November l. 1857. 90 #
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DRY GOODS! DRY GOODS
MILLER g. WARREN

4 RE now receiving theis stocks of Pail SD
n Winter GOODS. which they are rrepar-
ed to offer and sell as low a. any house in the
city. The stock hns been selected with great
care and comprise o great variety Of
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SOUTH CAROLINA,
ADBEyILLE DIsrRIcT-1H EQUITY.
Fergus McAiahon. and wife. ct al J Bill for
vs. }Partiiion,
o. l.. Cam, Jesse ". Cam. ct al. DC.
III Appearing t" my satisfaction that Archi.
Il bald Young and wife. Sarah, Sally Dre.nn.
formerly Sally Cam. Duncan Cam, Obedinh
Cam and Polly Cam. children Of John Cam.
dcceased, and Nancy Drennn. child Of Ellen
Drenan. formerly Ellen Cam. Defendants in the
above stated case. reside beyond the limits OF
this State. on motion Of MCGOWAN, Complain.
ants Soictora--
Ordered that said Defendants do appear. and
plead, answer ar lemur to eaid Bill of Com.
Plaint. within three months from the publica
fion hereof. or the same will be taken pro con.
Jesso against them.
WM. II. PARKER. cE.Ap
Commissioners Office.
April 90. 1858. 81 sm
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0E "a MH EDo

1>liE. subscriber having purchased the inter
4 est."f W. W. Waller, would respectfully
solicit continuance Of the very literal pat
rouage given t." the old firm
lis feels deeply the obligation he i, under to
the many kind friends who have stood hv him
for the Sin years If his nanh""'l, and husines,
life. through evil as we'll ~ guad report.
Aud while he does not offer To sell rno,la f,,,
cost prices he knows the motto. Live aud lc,
Live" and will conduct business accordingly
lie is hapry to announce that he still ret ain
the service of the mgrrcahl" and in'leia,i ,irabl,
Waller who will act chici clerk arrl ayem
in the purchase and sale of goods. lIe is AIS,
fortnnn," in holding on t" MrsSrs. Appleton
and White. who will be a, Industrious. polite
and attentive as ever.
" ". rERRTNAN.
Jan. IL 1874 n5 -