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3,2ss Prizes amount'g to......- Sis, 1870
Whole Tickets So, Halves $50; Quarters f.25
The 10000 Prizes Of Sl5 are determined by the
last figure Of the number that draws the CapsalTfs
is an od number, then every odd number Ticket will
be entl,led to SIS; If it is an even number. then
every even number Ticket viii be entitled to $t5, IN .
addition to any other Prize the Ticket may draw. -,
CERTIFICATES OF PACKAGES OF Ten Ticket,
are cold at the following rate which is the risk
Ten Whole Tickets !. ss5s 90.
Ten Half Tickets -s. IL 90
Ten Quarter Tickets - Is
Bank Notes of. sound Banks taken al. par. =, =, :;
Checks on New York remitted for prizes.
Drawings Of Large Glasses will he publish
ed in New York l. New Orleans Sunday pa.s
pers' and Charleston and Savannah Daiiies
Registered letters at our risk. s. = : q s,
Address orders for tickets or Certincates
Packages Of Tickets to q
ANDERSON & SON, Managers
Macon or Savannah, Ga.
SMALL SCHEMES DRAW EVERY HEDNES.
AND SATURDAY.
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Notice.

4 H. Guardians, Trustees. &c who are by Law
~ required to account pnnually to the Conrs OF
Eou,v Tor KerShaw District 5 C.. will please file
tlc,r Returns with the Commissioner roi said Court,
on nr before the twentieth. nay al ap:i! next Rul'
will I've iss,, a.als, all lcatltets mnedi' i'olY alter
the day u,,Aye named. M. K. Ia Luz, ..
March l6-l!, Y. r. IN Il.
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Ho for tho Old Corner!

4 BOUT the 20ill Of Ibis month there will be
~ opened in this we'll known establishment rich
and varied supply Of F"ucv and Staple Dry G"Dds
now being selected hy the proprietor, who is in New
York. Every article will be OF the latest style and
sold the lo,eest possible price, In consequence OF
the tighlncss Of The mes and to give cash customers
the full valae Of their money deduction OF ten per
cent will be made all cash purchases amounting
to Five Dollars and upwards +. w. BONNEi.
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New Spring Gods.

THE following Goods have been opened and are
l. ready for inspection, at c, MATIESON d
cos:
Ladies' Dress Goods,
Double Juped Organdies
Founced Organdes Robes.
do Barage do
Barage Robes Aqnilies
Fonlard do do
Jacrnet do do
Plain AID Printed Barngrs
Printed Grenadines
do Organdes Jacnnets
good quality Of colored Lawn at IL / cts per
yard warranted colors.
For Ladies Travelling Dresses, superior srti
Gle of peBage,
Cialli Rubes for Misses.
Also large asst of PLAIN ard Printed
French Cambrlcs and Brants.
Our assortment Of Goods for Chdren's wear will
be found complete anl prices to lii all.
Camden March 23.-tf
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
5,485 prizes amountingto S2ocC,
Whole Tickets. $40; Halves, So; Quarters
So Ia.
Or AM or, mr11a Z 6rmr,RH

The Numbers from TO $4,000 corresponding with
those Numbers on the Tickets printed on separate
slips OF paper, encrcled with small tin tubes and
placed in one Wheel.
The first 457 Prizes similarly printed and encircled
are placed in another wheel
The wheels are then revolved and q number is
drawn from the wheel of Numbers, and at the same
time Prize is drawn from the other Wheel, The
Number and Prize drawn out are opened and exbbi-
ted 10 the audience and registered by the Commission.
ors the Prize being placed against the Number drawn
This operation is repeated until all the Prizes drawn
out.
APPROXIMATION PRIzEs-The two preceding
and the two succeeding Numbersto those drawing the
first Z Prizes will be entitled 10 the % Approxima.
ton Prizes.
For example: If Ticket No. 1880 draws the $4,000
Prize those Tickets numbered lI24s ll249. 1881,
1882 will each be entitled to S40O. II Ticket No.
$50 draws the $40 00U Prize those Tickets numbered
54S $40 55l, $50. will each be entitled 10 $500 and
SO on according to the above scheme.
The 5000 Prizes of $40 will be determined by the las,
figure Of the number that draws the $4,000 Prize.
For example, if the Number drawing the $1,000
Prize ends with No. l. then all the Tickets where the
uunber eLds in l. will be entitled TO $40. II the mum.
ber ends with Nc. 3 then ali the Tickets where the
Number ends il 2 will be entitled to $20 and so
toD
Certificates of Paekaaes will be sold at tho fs,,lSsq
Certificate Of Package CT 10 Whole Tickets $50
" 10 Half " 40
" 10 Quarter 90
" - 10 Eighlhs 10
In Ordering Tickets or Certificates,
Enclose the money to our address for the Tickets
ordered, receipt Of which they VIII be forwarded
! ty first mail
Tie List Of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be
sent to purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
e Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain and give their Pos, Office County and State.
h Remember that every Prize is drawn, and pay
| able in full without deduction. 49,
sY-Ai Prizes of $1,000 and under, paid immedi.
aely after the drawing-o,her Prizes at the usual
time Of thirty days.
All communications strictly confidential
Address orders lor Tickets. or Certificates to
S. SWAN d CO, Augsuta, Co
eB Hersons residing near Montgomery, Ala, or
Atlanta Ga, can havc their orders filed and save
time, by addressing Swan Co., a, either of those
cities.
ss- A list O. the numbers lhst ar. drawn from the
wheel with the amount Of the prize that each one is
entitled 10, will be published after every drawing, in
the folio wing papers:-Ms0 Orleans DeA Noble Re
gstcr Charleston Standard Nashville Gdzeae. Atlanta
Iatelt,encer Ne,o York Weekly Day Book, and Sduan
nah Morning Ne,ps Richmond Dispatth, NeO York Dis
patch and Paulding Missy Clarion Augusta lGa) Con
stitutionalist
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THE GOLDEN PRIZE
For 1853.

ILLUSTRATED. ILLUSTRATED
TIME New York Weekly GOLDEN PRIZES one
of the Largest aud best literary papers Of the day
An imperial quarto containing eight pages. or forty
columns of entertaining original matter and elegantly
illustrated every week.
Git worth from so centsto $500 in gold, Will be
presented to each subscriber Immediately on receipt
OF the subscription moLey.
TERMS.
One copy for one year. .........$2 90, and l gilt.
One copy for two years ........St 90, and gifts.
One copy for three years. .....$5 UO. and gifts.
Ono copy for i've years. ........Ss O0 and gifts
AND TO CLUBS
Three copies one year. s. b, and quits.
Five copies ono year. .......... 8, ahd gus.
Ten copies one year.. Is, and 10 gllls'
Twenty one copies one year 3O, and Il gifts.
The articles to be distributed are comprised in the
following !isl
packages Of gold, containing ..... $500 500 ; each
- (" ..... 200 each
10 " ..... 100 each.
10 Patent Lever Hunt Cased Watches 100 each.
90 Gold Watches rs each.
so Gold Watches 60 each,
100 Gold Watches 80 each.
800 Ladies' Gold Watches IS each.
200 Silver Hunting Cased Watches 20 each.
$40 Silver Watches 10 to 20 each.
luOn Gold Guard, Vest. Fob Chains 10 to 80 each.
Gold Luckets b. aceets Brooches. Err Drops Breast
Pins, Cuff Pins. Sleeve Buttons. Rings, Shirt studs
Watch Keys Gold nni Silver Thimhles. and variety
of other articles worth from 6O cents to $l5 each
Immediately on receipt oI the subscription money
the sub>cribers name will be entered upon our SUBJ
scrpticn book opposite rriber, aud the gilt corres-
pondng will that number will be forwarded, within
one week. 10 the subscriber, by mail or express post
paid,
All communications should be addressed to =.
BECKETT &Co., :
4S and 40 Monat's Building 235 Broadway, n. Y.
Specimen copies sent free Agents wanted.
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ENGLISH
and Classical School.

MIR. PECK, having procured the services ofa
vi competent Assistant is prepared to receive
few more Scholars in addition TO his present school,
atr,he building owned by the CAMDEN SCHOOL AsSo'
CATION. Special attention paid to the study OF the
FreucT language. March 20-t
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Stationery

gNINE French NOTE, COMMERCIAL NOTE, LETTER
1 AND CAP PAPERS ENVELOPES. STEEL PENS.
BLA OK INK, SLA TEand BLA OK LEA b PENCILS,
&c for s,le CHEAP at the POST OFFIEE.
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Magnificent Scheme for l7M I1prl.
62.51s Capital Prize.

GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY. CLASS F,
To be dawn 10 Baltimore City. April l7.ls5s. :
lB- IA Drawp Ballots in each Package Of 26 Tickets
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Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, &c.

Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, &C.
MARBLE MANTLE CLOCKS, Brass and Wood
lNl do
GOLD HUNTING LEVER WATCHES, Silver do
GOLD CHAINS, Rings Keys. Seals
CAMEO L PEARL BROOCHES. Earrings. Brace.
Its, Medallions Chains, Gold Studs Sieve Buttons
POCKET KNIVES, Scissors. Rnzors, Strops,
Brushes
DOUBLE BARREL GUNS Pstol', Powder
Elasas Snot Bags, Caps Wads Cleaning Rods, screws
and Rod Tips.
PLATED CANDLESTICkS. Castor., Cake Bas
kets
GILT CHINA VASES Guys, ornaments &c:
Military and Fancy Goods. J. a. YOUNG.
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Electric Oil.

A LARGE .uppy Of the genuine article just re
n cehod y JOHN i. MCh AIN
Dec /, IS
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENT.

From H. s. ScheUs Adcertisia9 House, 335 BrocG.
,Uay, New York.
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NOTICE

A T the last arnnal meeting Of The Stockholders
n failure having occurred TO elect the number Of
Directors required by tie Charter Of the Company
namely ffeen-and the Stockholders, 10 their action
upon the Report oi the Managers of Elections hav.
inp declared but fourteen to have been elected and
reqnested the Board Ito order new Election TO ll
the vacancy
Notice is hereby given that an Election to supply
the aaid vacancy in the Board of Directors, will be
held On TUESDAY, the Goth Of April proximo, between
the hours OF a. NJ. aud p. NJ. at the Sonth wet.
ern R. R. Bank, in the city Of Charleston, in compi-
ance with the request of the Stockholders and in &C
corSance with tine Sd Section of the lst Article Of the
bylaws Of The Company By order Of the Board, at
meeting 18th March, 1858 J. EMERY,
March S0,-td Sec tary. &
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Swan N Co.'S Lotteries!


AUTHORIZED by the STATE Of GEORGIA
-#sH0eOoGD-
FOB TEN DOLLARS
rHHE FOLLOWING SCHEME will
Il lie drawn by 8 SWAN 4 CO., Managers Of
the Sparta Academy Lottery, in each Of their Single
Number Lotteries flor Aprii, 1858, at AuguytaI
Georgia, in public, under the supernendence Of Com
inissiopers. = =
CLASS Ito be drawn in the City Of Augusta,
Georgia, in public, on Saturday April 18th, 1888.
CLASS 24-To be drawn in the City Of Augusta,
Georgia in public, on Saturday, April Gath, 1868.
OK THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
Five thousand Four Hundred and Eighiy.6ve Prizes
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY NINE =
TICKETS =
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SPRING, 1853.
MEN AND BOYS WEAR.
Reatlv-Made Clothing.

IN Unions Linens End Summer Cassimeres, of all
1 kinds, from Black to White, suitable for Mems and
Boys Wear
Under Clothing in all the most desirable styles
Shirts, Under Vests and nrowers
English and German Hosiery
Gloves. Gauntlets & Neck Ties in variety
BoSs6 Mems Straw and Cashmere Hats
Goods Dy the yard or piece
in Union and Linen Drills and Ducks
Summer Cassimcrcs or spits &c
To all of which VIC invite the attention Of cur
friends aud customers will dispose H them ny.
on tue mort r,,.sruahic tel ms
March 23-;t \. u. II x. kEaN&pl.
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CAMDEN BAZAAR. s.
XXIEuAyENOW IN STORE. .0GRFULLSHCK
w ofFALL AND WINTER GOODS,

consisting In part OF: ;7N;;,.,
Blk Fancy Dress silks. Merino 4 coburg Cloth,
Plain & Fancy Mouseline delaine and Cashmere,
BIT Alpacca and Bombazine, 4 - ,;st
Worsted Paids Gingbam, Calico DC, .saEs = ~
Plain and Figured Swiss Jaecong1 Ean9I,e,
Checked Cambria '.-'- -
Mdl5 Nsinsook, and l,ook, Nus az. =
Emoroide. .ed, Hemstiched, ard Pain a ok IS.
Swiss and Cambric Rulings,
Swiss and Cambria Edging and Inserting;
A splendid assortment ofN. W. Collars, -
Infants N. w. Dresses and Waists -
Blk Lace, apd Love Wells,
Cloaks, Talmas, aud Msntillasi .
Our usual large assortment of RihOoa :,
Silk and Straw Bonnets,. Arttclals. ,..,- 49,
Crepe, Cashmere, and Cloth 'Sl'awls, -
Velvet Ribbon; large stock OF Trlmmitgs -
Hosiery, Kid, Silk, and Merino Gloves, Ganntlets,
Alarge supply of Toilet Articles,s
Rigoeletts and Hoods.
HOUSE -:KEtPiNG,kR TIclE S.
Welsh, Gauze, and lower grade white Flannel
Red and Yellow Flannel -
Blk and Brown Canton Flannel, y " -
Shifting and Irish Linen; Bleashd AMI Brown
Homespun, -.
Cloth WUrstod, aa,l jculd Linen Table Covers.e
Huckaback and other Toweling, Napkins. D'oy:
les,
Bird Eye Diaper. Marsee Quilts :.
blankets oil al Sizes auu uieeo'
Mems Youths and Boys Wear
A large and we'll selected stock OF ready.mads
Clothing.
Broadcloth Cashmere. Doeskins, Tweed, satinets
and Jeans. ..
Boots, Cater, and Shoes, from the first tot Glow.
est quality, II
Gents Shawls Silk, Fur and Wool lIats Caps,
Silk and Linen Pocket H'dkfs,
Blk and Fancy Silk Cravats and Ties.
Linen Busom'd Shirts. Standing ami Byron Cofrs,
Cotton and .Woolen Drawers and Understands,
Trunks, Valises and Carpet Bags,
For Servants Wear. :
Plains, Kersey plaid Lirsey, Country Made Lucy
all wool, Osnabulgs, lrdkfs &c,
@4m0@G4
Crushed Clarified and Brown Sugar,
Java and Rio Coffee,
Gunpowder, Tyson and Black Teas. =
Pickles, and ali other heavy Groceries. >, .
HARDWARE, TINW4RE, S.lDLERf@
and CUTLERY
Crockery. China Glass and Queens~nre.
A Large supply Of FANCY and other articles sueh.
ne are generally kept in FIRST CLASS STORE, t~
all (which We invite the attention ofour customers.
and the public generally.
Oct Goth. 1857. NJ. DRCShf.R J." w
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N NJ WA
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.

T HAVE just received n supply of Gardcn Seeds
L ccnslating of variety in common use. These
Seeds we warrant PURE and GOOD, and those who
purchase from US ma, rely upon H. tha: we will sell
nothing to them hut FRESH SEED. The public are
aware Of the Importance of using
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s44i2 Prizes amounting TO $l.r79l78
Tickets $2p.r Halves $40 Quarters IS, Eigh,hs So 80
APackageo of s6 Whoes Tickets costa :. $500
Must draw 2Ss
Risk. S2s2
Persons DESTROYS Of paying the risk only do so,
and get a Managers Certificate of Packages of 26
Wholes for .F- $3.50
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TAILORING.

= =
kNEa 81 undersigned respectfully informs the cizers
L of Camden, and vicinity, that lie has opened
SHOP opposite the Post Office where lie will execute
work ia his line in style seconcd to none.
AESO.---Reuovatiug aud repairing done neatly
and with despatch. J. j. DAVIS
Camden, March 90, 1868.
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grand RlFlLE.
Something New!

2oOo Chances az $5 per Chance
To be drawn at Macon. Ga. April Goth, 1858, under
the sworn Superintendent Of e. c. Bulkley and
JOS Waterman, Esqs., by
ANDERSON & SON, Managers.
JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY
LOTTERY.
BY sulhority Of the State Of Georgia.
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Phy.icians' Prescriptions

EtAREruLLY COMPOUNDED at all hours at
u, MCKAlNS DRUG STORE.
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sow GARDEN >EEDs NOW!

\TOW is the lime for planting Garden Seeds A
y large variety of superior Seeds may be hhh at
F,h. Is liE fOSl offlOE'
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HO fOrthc Little Ones:

AM now opening at tie "Old Corner" large
| opn,lv Of Fashionable Coihing. for Boys from 3
,o I2 years old Also, lu assortment OF Boy
Summer Hats Call and buy them, as they Will he
sold at prices to sn,t the lighlnrss of the times
March 10th. Il. W. BoNNEl.
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MAGNIFICENT SCHEME,
TO BE- ORA WV EACH SATURDAY,
APRIL.

IN
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TO Rent.
'ENlIE House aud Store, lately occupedhr Vim. ely
hnru. Also, the Dwelling House, lately occnpi
ed by VIM. Billings. For particulars apply 10
Dec 22-tf JAMES MCEWEN.
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Mourning Dress Goods.
Ladies' Corsets.

4 LARGE stock of the above, in different lies
N including new arlicl. OF self adjusting and
breakfast Jacket at c. MATllEoON COS.
March 33.-ti
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III part UI: ,,,,!IN,,,
Blk s. Fancy Dress silks. Merino l. Coburg Cloth,
Plain & Fancy Mouseline deIaine and Cashmere
BIT Alpaccn and Bombazine, , .. = - )
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-06-10

FThe British steamer Styx, Of which
SO much mas been heard Of late, is rated q
steam paddle wheel slcop on the royal navy
list, and Is 400 tons burden, $50 horse
power, and carries six heavy cannon. She
draws about fourteen feet CT water. Our
Government seem 10 have initiated the Chi.
nsss mandarins, in sending the little steam
boat Arctic, 230 tons, after this British
steam frigate, one of whose 6S pound balls
would be amply sufficient to send the Arc
tic to the bottom in FIVE minutes.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-06-10

A treaty has been signed and order is
restored. The terms OF the treaty are, thai
Mayor Waterman, for the city, and Gen
Lewis, Superintendent Of Elections, ac-
cept the forces of the Vigilance Committee
as a special police, 10 protect life and prop.
erty, and execute the laws. The Vigilance
Committee does not disband, but retain
their organization as military body SC
long as necessary for defence and the per.
formance of their legitimate duties.
The rabble are still in the streets, but in
very small numbers.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-06-10

BA difficulty occurred in liberty on the
9th, between Mr.. Roberts, proprietor Of
the Thompson House, and gentleman by
name Of Mcfarland, connected with the
Circus Of Messrs. Spalding s. Rogers (which
resulted in the death of Mcfarland. Tie
circumstances, so far as we can learn, are
briefly these: Mcfarland went TO the
Thompson House, and demanded of Mr.. r.
that he be admitted to the room Of his wife
from whom he had been divorced-for
the purpose, as Mr.. R. had been Informed,
of killing her. Mr.. Roberts, at the sugges-
ton Of those who new this fact, refused him
whereupon he fired upon Mr..
R. once, and made an attempt TO fire Sec
ond shot, when the latter drew knife and
inflacssd upon him several severe stabs in
The side, and one in the neck, from the sf-
feet Of which he died in three or four min.
a,cs.
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More trouble is expected. and arrest still
continue to be made. Inhammatory pla.
cards have just been issued by the so-called
American party, calling the Americans to
arms to resist the authority Of the Vigilance
Committee.
More than one-half of the American par
ty are in the Vigilance Committee, and
many of their leaders are well-known
Know Nothing.
One man was killed and another wounded
accidentally in the Vigilance Committees
camp.
LATEST FROM NEW ORLEANS.
Nrw ORLEANS, June 5.
Incendiary speeches have bean made to
the mob by Col. Christy, candidate for
Mayor, and Col. Henry. Of the Nicarsguan
army. They call the Amoricans TO arms,
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ST. LOUIS HaARKET.
SATURDAY, June 5, 1858.

SATURDAY, June B, 1858.
TOBACCO-Sales of SO hhds as follows: 5
hhds damaged luys at 50 O59l; u do good do at
81 205G5 60; 6 do seconds at So 0597; 6 do frsts
at s. 6699 so; do common manufacturing al
SIS 05@7 10; 3 do medium do at 81 -4O@I0 e5; 2
do fine do at s1I@1l 80. Rejected, 8 hhds al
SIS 4O@7 90 = 100 ibs.
HEMP-Sales at SOS to SGT 2 ton.
FLOUR-Sales country extra at 81 so, on
board; $50 brls private; $50 do low grade at 81 u.s.
10 sacks extra at So IS q sack.
WHEAT-SaIes Of $50 sacks at 60@62lc; 70
do at 6ic; l43 do at Csc; $50 do private; 100 do
prime fall at 9O992Ic without sacks; 375 do club
sacks included, and on board, at 76c; 80 and SO
new crop at 81 IS q bushe.
CORN-Sales of 400 to 500 bags at Soc, gun
MES included.
OATS-Sale Of l24 sacks at 3Sc; 1900 do in lots
at 4Ojai2c, including sacks.
SHIPSTL FFS-Sale of 20 bags at Csc without
sacks.
WHISKY-Sales at ice, currency
HIDES-Dry selling at l5@15s &c; sailed at II 5c
POTATOES-2l9 bags far at 27Ic u bush.
EGGS-Sale Of 81 brs at &c u doz.
BUTTER-Sale of Is frkins at 1O!c.
BACoN-Sale of 6 cks hams at 61c; 10 do clear
sides at sic;l II do sides and shoulders, private.
MEAT-Sale of So casks shoulders, in salt
at 5sc.
GR0CERlES-Entirely without change.
NEW WHEAT-Some small lots of new wheat
from Tennessee, were sold at 81 IS q bushel.-
Large shipments from the South are anticipated
in the next thirty days.
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GLA SGOW EEKL'Y T TT NJ E S
anal offer IA head . charge against the VII.

and offer to head charge against the Visi-
lance Committee to-day at IL o'clock. y
T. P. White, money broker, was shot
at and very dangerously wounded, last
night in front Of the City Hotel. Mr..
White is the man who is said to have fur
nished cotton for the barricades Of the Wig
lance Committee.
Over ! 800 names have been enrolled by
the Committee. Trouble is expected to-
day.
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The Vigilance Committee is triumphant
The Mayor has resigned the municipal au.
thority 10 the Vigilance Committee. The
crowd has withdrawn from Canal street,
and the city is quiet. The Vigilance Com
mittee have appointed special police Of
one thousand men.
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PROVISIONS! PROvINONgi
F3HTT

T WILL pay the highest market rates, In c.,
i for all kinds Of produce, delivered two :
above Thomson, Lewis & Co.'s. Bring on va
Bacon,
Dried and Green Fruit,
Beans, Butter, Eggs, &C.
JOHN T. MARE
SI If absent, deliver to Robbins, Tain
Co.. J. TN
Glasgow, March, %, 185S-tf
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SILVER CREEK
WOODEN FACTORY.

THE proprictorS of the above establishment
i wish 10 inform the citizens of Howard and
Randolph counties that they want 10000 lbs of
facture into cloth, satinett, linsey, blankets,
pets Damask, CoverletS, stocking yarn, &c, also
that we are prepared to DO all kinds of dyeing,
fulling and finishing cloth, linsey, blankets, &C.,
At the following Prices:
Carding rolls 81 cts per ID for plain, l2I cents
for mixed; card, spin and reel yarn 20 cents per
b; manufactured into cloth so to 60 cts per ward,
sanet 10 10 90 cts; twilled, fued and plain lin
sey % TO IS cts. stocking yarn 80 cts per ID. All
of the above articles manufactured by the yard
or on shares TO suit our customers. We warrant
all our work. For further information call at
our factory is solicited.
SUTLIFF & KARLESTEDD.
Silver Creek Mills, Randolph CO, apr22 '5Stf