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The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1858-01-28

III" B"""'i's of Iiol,iiny C"tion-A cotton fac.
'nr Illustrated 10 us, on Yesterday tho effect of at.
Vsing planters 10 hold their cotton in this wise
" A. who makes IFS bales, sent me ii portion of
co't"" when 1t was selling at II cents. Cotton
commenced I" decline" nj. at this time il wypld
not bring enough To pay my acceptance on il
he dr'it is due Tomorrow, aud must either nav
ihe draft myself, get extension, or let the cotton
he sold, making up the deficit out of INV own
i"hds' and incur the diSplrnsrrc of one Of nv
ocsr customers shall ~N his cotfon"
lh's is not solitary instance Nearly every
factor in the city has experienced similar results
from The determination of farmers To bokI on
ANA THIS Is what Keeps the banks and the mcr
chants, and the people in distress for moncv.-
Inc money drawn on cotton in the fall W as chiefly
appropriate" to Speculative purposes, buying land,
negroes or shaving paper. Debts wrrc ni, ] ,j,.n
generally due, aud now that settlement dav has
come, the response isl have sold NV cotton and
cannot pay YOU So we go.-.inyxsia D;sDatch.
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PREPARATORY MILITARY AcanEmv

We learn, says the Etgcticd .id.r,fis.r, there
IS ''s're ON the part of some Of our prominent
c'''zen' to establish at this place one of those
popular Institutions 1t is intcud., und.r IN. al
'"''"Ees afforded by Military discipline to pre-.
pare young men either for the South CarIina
College or the State Military Academy. Ours
Is " large and wealthy District and of right
should have prominent institution of learni,c.
We regard this happy movement and hope it
Will bc cuiislIlnInatct
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1858-01-28

THE city Of Jedao. the Capital of Japan
The city Of Jeddo is said to be, without excep.
tion, the largest city in the world. It contains
,5o0. 900 dwellings,. and the unparalleled mum.
Der Of 100000 Of people. Some of its streets
are sixteen Japanese rs in length. which is equal
to thlrty-two English miles. The commerce Of
Japan IS immense, and the sea all along their
are laden in the Southern portion of the empire
Pith rice tea, sea-coal tobacco, silk; and
tropical fruits, all of which find, q market in the
North. and then return freighted with corn salt
oi ising'ass aud other productss of the North,
which find market in the South. W ..;5.g.s
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Latest Kansas Election Repoyfs-Sr. LOUIS.
Jan. 2l.-The Democrat Of this city publishes
the returns of both of the elections recently
held in Kansas, with the signature of acting q oy
ernor Denver attached to the returns. Tie vote
Tor '.the Constitution with slavery" was 6,143 ;
and for 'the Constitution without slavery $50,
At the election helt on the 4tb of January. al
the free State officers were elected Ly an average
majority Of four hundred and fifteen. The Kan.
sas Senate conssts ofthirteen free State men, and
six Democrats In the House, there are twenty.
niue free State men and fifteen Democrats.
The Majority polled against the .Lecompton
sand two hundred and ,twenty-six. There ar.
alleged frsuds in Oxford, shawnee and Kiekapoo
districts. y$s g 8 ~ fs,sS ysst}I
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Il Merry Christmas IN JaR-On Christmas
morning, the jaior of Marion county, Md. r..
ceived the following petition from his boarders
We, the petitioners, do ask, and further pray,
that your Honor do permit and grant us one
quart of good old rye whisky, with a sufficient
quantity of aloes i'll the same, that we can make
use Of It az medicine for the Use of our depraved
bod'es at our own expense. And we will for
ever pray"
The good. d.henrted man could not, Of course. in
this land of free petitions refuse so reasonable a
request, and accordingly furnished the whisky,
over which it il written, the jail birds spent q
mirry Christmas day.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1858-01-28

Dirisiom among the JIormons.-Tho Lcavcn.
worth City Ledger of the 18th inst, saws that
three young men Henry Baker, james Smith and
Alexander Francis arrived here on Thursday af
ternoon, the 9TH. direct from Fort Bridrcr.-
They came the whole distance, twelve hundred
miles, on foot, and accomplished the whole il,
iorty:hvc days. They report that the day they
ie't six A1rmcns came into camp, and reported
that the Mormons were in n state of civil war.
Brigham loung and about one-haIf desiring to
march against the toops, the other half being in
favor of tho troops coming into Salt Lake and es.
tapi''hihg military government there, und over
throwing the present powers that he.
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FTom X fsnsae.-WAsHIvGroN, Jan. 2I.-TeIe-
graphic dispatches received by some Of the Re-
publican PupeFs announce that the election returns
OF the first election in Kansas were opened by
Messrs. Denver and Calhoun On the 18th inst.
The vote stood for the Constitution with slavery
j,70s.
The retnrns Of the last elections for State off
cers. under the authority Of the Leeompton Con.
stItuiion, have not yet been received in full, and
are only partially coun.ed.S The result, SO lar. is.
ior The Free State candidate for Governor 6,23s.
aud for Marsl,alI, Democrat $500 =
Col Calhoun has not yet closed the eountipe
o. the votes, and viii receive other returns from
distant parts OF the Territory -. - - Z
II is believed that Che Legislature Will n~ny1;d.
Tor the call of another Constitution Conyen.
ton. -. 80. Z. y -. ...E.5, -: -
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CONGRESSIONAL,
MAsll,N,itnN. Ian. 9

As''SGf"<, Jan %.
S"""f' '--'Fh" Senate was ~, IN session 10.
day.
lions" Mr. Iollirnrrr asked, hut failed Ia
n'n'h icnrr T." in'n"lnr" n resolution calling ~,
me PRESIDENT 10 communicates nll The inG,nnio,,
whcm gave rise I" III" t,nh expedition, ths III,
srncions I" it's leaders, and ult rorr,.n,n,,,nr,
shedding light on the question, TO sl,nw how Gar
Brigham Young is in rebellion nr resistance 10 the
government of the United States.
The House then went into committee on tho
private calendar.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1858-01-28
THE ERSKINE RECORDER

We have received this spicy little monthly,
with ITS usual amount Of interesting muttcr-
This Is truly all ably conducted journal as far as
the editing is concerned and would do credit TO
older heads; hut alas! for the typograplv-"bud
egg" decidedly
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1858-01-28

Suagestive-A New Orleans paper presents
very suggestive paragraph, IN the following,
which he entities "The March 10 the Grave Of
1857"
ing toward the grave during the past yeari At
the usual estimate, since The first Of January,
1857. there have more than thirty.one million
FIVE hundred thousand of the worlds population
gone down to the grave. Place them in long
array, and they will give moving column Of
more than thirteen hundred to every mile of
tho circumference Of the globe What a specta-
Gle, as they move on tramp. tramp, tramp, the
Dead March giving IT'S funeral nstos as they
70 to the silent shades!"
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1858-01-28

important 1ctcgraDhic L"prorcmcnk-T1l ed
ior of the Journal of Commerce witnessed Mt the
Office Of The American Telegraph Company. the
tly improved. by which the extraordinary feat il
performed Of sending and recording, at the same
tlIne from opposite ends of the wire two distinct
dispatches: snd this is done in plain aphabetic
Characters The electric currents meet and cross
each other without disturbance of irrcgularity,
80 that III many cases the answer to a despatch,
begins to he received before the original has beeu
wholly transInittei-nlthoupb Lut one wire is
employed to perform the double duty
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1858-01-28
INTERESTING DISCUSSION

Our readers will remember that the discussion
oi The pr"rrIety of re opening the slave trade
was "dJ""rn"d over to the next regular meeting
o. the \. NJ. G. Association, which will Lc held
III The Court House, OH Tuesday Evening next.
y general attendance is respectfully solicited
We anticipate prolonged, ani,nated and infer.
estins discussion.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1858-01-28

P"rSom Bromninm-Parson Browu,ow in y
letter thus excerpts the invitation recently cx.
tended t" him hy Horace Greedy:
Horace ''r"ely has announced that when I
reach New York, as expect to do in the Spring,
III" arrangements are +" have my arguments and
statements rcfnted by Fired DouyIas ono of the
c"'ored orators! | have arranged to meet His
:", sum '"ke with ne IL scrvnr ny here
III the capacity of Il barber, n:,h ,noun as Iif
-i"f'rSn". lie is - large, fine looking II, gro be-
tween ~" years of % and 3U-rca,ls and wri,rs
woll-n''s som" experience ms a public speaker
has stcnt"rnn lnngs-is strong and forcib,e
sprhkcr-rathcr eloquent than othcrwisc-andi is
native "f Fast Tennessee. lie will meet col.
orcd orators-advocatc and illustrate Southern
slavery, and oppose aboitions:.i. In the mean
time. If you can induce him to 90 with YOU upon
an underground railroad t" Canada, o. TO remain
in your glorious land of freedom, / will let him
DO either, and give opposition to stealing him.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1858-01-28
THE LOCUST.

Mr. GIDEON SMITH, of Baltimore, announces
'hat tn" Locust will appear this ycarin Missssippi.
and will occupy the whole of the western ror.
ton Of the Stale lie says that these I.,rusts
belong to the southern tribe of thirteen ycars
Locust, and their advent is just as regular and
precise to the year and the day as is That Of ,b.;r
northern brethren
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1858-01-28

Nineteen Months m;thom -Dcaih-Mrs
Hayes, of the town OF day, Saratoga county
whose case was detailed some time since, and
VINO had lived nineteen months without food or
drink has expired. She remained ,nsensL.c f,,
fifteen months of the period. and up to :, few ,ays
OF her death, when She seemed to revive and sm,k,
"cchsl"nhI!y After her death her body was
opened and snake five feet long and half inch
thich Was taken from her stomach. 1t was alive
when removed. but died soon after. Tie case is
very remarkable one and it is TO be regretted
that II wasnot subjected TO scientific examination.
but the location was unf:,voruLc to that
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1858-01-28

Patrick Hemrys Gtorc.-A Tombstone has
recently been placed over this grave at Red Hill,
Ghat!"tte Go. The Richmond Enquirer thus
describes the Stone:
at consists simply Of n solid wall of fine sand
stone, q'larrcd OH the place. nine feet ten inches
square, and tw" feet high, with a superstr,cture
SIX feet square, twenty-five inches high, with
marble slabs projecting over the sides. On one
OF the slabs is inscribed: "Pairick Henry
iioru May a?ti. l73G. Died June 9Th, 1850
ii,S lame his best rltaph." On the other: 'Do.
r"ihra l'nndri'lgc, wife Of Parich Henry. Born
in the year 1888. Died February 18th, 1897"
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Selling off at Cost.
8 Stolon

HNROM the Subscriber, on the nightN
III of the llth inst, IL Bay HORSE. SI3I
with marks Of collar and harness on neck M,
thighs, and blind Of tho left eye. No oI,r
marks of distinction remembered. lie il abor
hiteen hands high and in rather bad order
Any information so that may get my IIor
or convict the thief will be libcray rewardc
Address
JOHN s. WILLIAMS,
New Market, 81
G.. Il e.
Jan. 81, So. 30
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1858-01-28

re p"g'n,a Statue to Hashinytom.-Thc
Legislature Of Virginia appropriated, on Friday
last, two thousand dollars towards dcfrnyin, ,I,
expenses OF the Inauguration of Ora wforrs statue
10 washington. Oh the 2ad of FeLurury The
cIv'c and military display on the occasion il l..
expected will he the grandcst ever witnessed in
that city. All the volunteer corps aud ire com.
pahleS ~, "i petersburg, and two military companies
from Washington have determined unon h,.;n,,
present. The President md his Cabinet, and dis
t'ngu'shcd men from all sections Of the Union. are
cXT"'cfcd to participate in the ceremonies. The
address will be delivered by Senator II. NJ. Z.
Hunter.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1858-01-28

= 11s Amerioea Asnsstey to C1ind Tho Hong
Kong scorreeponden OF tho Nov Yorf STime.s
announcing the sr1ysisf ahea y. s. steamer Min.
nes0ts, says: Isl e = = '."tsFS
rs'Rssd lsspd sgits are .qusrtssss sop the sbin;
ssissd Very scsfdisltyy ths .suthosi5s
sties ssnds Abe PeOpsp here has bcea calfsd
lupon BY I6sd Elgn. 81 Jph9s BSwfipe. A dn2ss
iseyHe9i: end igais I'M pp1 S5lI 7
siz1s s:ss t.sssss ssss s;ss ssss
:syeiigd Heag kepe sni I
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1858-01-28

DraM Of William Taylor icmuh-A large
c"nc"ursc Of citizens, yesterday, mt the funeral
of William Taylor Smith, showed the apprecia
,l"n II IN which he was held in this community
lie was foreman of the job office of the Caroii-
man, in which he had worked for several wears
with great assi,luity, intelligence and efficiency
Attendance OH n long, pr"trnctcd and fatal III.
ness Of the mother of his Children broke down d
naturally feeble constitution, and Il typhoid fever
with which lie struggled for many weeks, over.
came hisP"wcrs. lie has passed away. with the
regret Of many friends ut his carly decease.-
Caroiinian.
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DESTROYED BY FIRE.

"A fire originated in ono of the public School
Houses IN the city Of New York, on the 18th
inst, in which there were five hundred children.
lhe building was entirely CONSUMED, and it is
supposed that not more than seven children per
ishrd iii the flames
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1858-01-28
FAILURE OF THE ICE CROP

We notice from some of our exchanges that
The n''idI"Ss of the winter. 80 far, threatens \
'a''ure OF this summer beverage. The usual
season oi hard freezes is past, aud none of the
Northern lakes aml rivers are fiozen sufficiently
t." gather ice from thrm With the pr.seu, prov.
per- J"''ps. c'hIers and Iconadcs will he out of
fishium next S,InltrIrr
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1858-01-28

In The Senate the committee on foreign rcIa
''"h presented II report which slstians the views
q the President in relation TO Central American
hi'"'fs. They recommend mn amendment 10 ,l,,
h"an'ralty laws, giving authority To hold II.
PRISONERS all persons captured in the prosecution
.! u! enterprises Of II warlikc character against In.
t'ons with which We at peace.
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WEST POINT MILITARY ACADEMY

MIR. I"Iih"ffEn, VI. c., from Tennessee. pro-
poses To establish, branch of thi. Ipst;n, In, u
''e 'lrrn''ase hear Nashville. His bill proposes
th"t The Cadet shall spend two years at this
branch and the remaining three at Wrs, Point.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1858-01-28
THE DUE WEST TELESCOPE

l'y the last ISSUE OF tins paper we see that its
editor. Rev. J. L. BoSSrn, offers 10 dispose of one
halt OF 1T I" Il practical printer. TO M ,nt.lI;.
GENT "orhi"y man." he adds "wi,h small can.
'al and thorough knowledge Of the printing bus.
mess, this offer presents rure Inducements
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1858-01-28

The Minister Of Commerce in PRUSSIA, has
charged commission Of scientific men and ell
ginccrs to ascertain what Inconvenience may he
caused by atmospheric influence in the transinis.
sion of trl"srnlhic dispatches, and TO propose u
remedy. ~ gentleman connected with tcle-
graphic matters in Newfoundland. said that the
trlcgrarhic lines on the island were useless when
ever there was any instance Of Aurors Borealis,
which would often render the wires useless every
night for months, forcing him to close the office
at dusk.
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Commercial.


ArnEvIrLE G. H., :. c., Jan. 2s, 1858.
C""""-Wc have slight advance to note
since our last quotations, hut the unfuvorabIc
news rom Europe has rather put ii check on he
demand Tor this article. During the week under
review InItcn lively business was done, until TueY.
DAY = mail br"nght the news ofihc Europn, which
caused slight falling oil: We quote from 81
to 81 cents.
Lh"rlcStom .Ndr&rt.-We have received no
market from Charleston up To this time w ctmcs-
day evening, later than Saturday last, at which.
Time cotton was quoted at from " to IOq CENTS
COLUMBIA, S. c., IAN. 2G.
toHom-Ihc adviccs from Liverpool bv the
Europa, which were received Yesterday morning.
had II" quotablc effect on our market, and tie.
iltte that Was sold brought former prices, viz:
az 10 cents.
SAvANNAH Jan. .3
C",'"n-Ihc sales to-day comprised GOO bales.
at ivy W lie. There is Il good inquiry, but pri.
ces are unchanged. pa
ArGr>TA, Jan. %.
C"n""-Iherc is little doing in cotton to- dav.
Hl'ddlIns fair is quoted at lOIc.
New ORLEANS, JAM %.
Cotton is slightly declining, with sales TODAY
OF I, ,on0 bales, ut .: al 9Sc. for rniny. TLo
receipts ot the week foot up I9,GUO bales The
STOCK on hand is :;59,o 900 bales. Flour is dull at
St75 per bbl. Rio coffee is quoted nt 81 n, o1c
per Ib The weeks sales of coffee compris. ls.-
700 sucks. w.
Nsw YoRK, Jan. 81.
Cotton is heavy, with sales today of 600 bolcs.
al,ddling upland is quoted at ME; middno Mo-
bile, losc., and Mhl'lIing Orleans, at l0ic-
Flour Is heavy, with sales of 5000 barrels
wheat Is firm, and loo bushels have been sold
NJ Si.2' @ Sl.lO per bnsllc Ior white. Corn i.
very dull Spirits t"rrenlinc is firm ut ~ O.
nt.I fy.tItn s.Is
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H"stcrn Hog 1radc.-Thc Cincinnati Gazctte
OF the 18th says:
The number Of hogs packed at vinccnncs is
estimated at 2o,Ono, heing AN increase, as com
I'arch win last year, of 2,oD0. The Indianapo-
us Jo"rim' ni THIS morning, reports the numb Der
packed at that place largcr than the whole nun.
ber cut last season.
From Irrre Iiautc we learn that hogs are ar
r::'ag quite freely. and that the number in the
Wabash Valley, which, short time ago il was
supposed to be short. will he in cxcrss of last
year. Inc packing at st. Louis up To Yesterday.
was o'.'Iuo head. Letters have been recciv ed n,
Louisville estimating deficiency in that State
Of 100000 head
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,, nta'r,y M Wssonri.-Wc find in the St. Louis
na,.y ~ Evening News the following paragraph: :
The Ir"f'tablrncss Of slavery in Missouri is
not becoming so attenuatcd as the emancipation.
nts aver Notwithstanding the irreparabIc dam.
ag', which we are told. was done to the institu-
ton ny Kansas becoming practical free state ::
Notwithstanding the rapidty with which, ac.
cord'ng to MIR. B. Gra,z Brown, Chat rising
PoyphemusJ slaves are being removed from the
wheat farms of Missouri to the cotton plantations
OF The South Notwithstanding the wonderful
influx of population from the North, which is
deposit'ng supply Of white labor al over the
state notwithstanding that apparent tendency
OF things in Missouri to the abolition Of slavery
whici, is causing the political South To abandon us
ana the political North to claim us notw,,hstand.
ing .he operation of all these potent agencies
against hum, Sambo triumphantly maint,ns in
Missouri the credit of his race by fetching the
best OF prices The panic has not affected him.
lie still brings $500 when sold, and fifteen per
cent. OF that sum when hired. lie not only re-.
fuses to dePreciats like suspended bank notes. or
manufacturing company stock, during these hard
times, but even has vital vigor enough to 90 up
'i'tie' while everything else is going down."
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LIST or CoNsiuNEEs.

R'm"ini"a in Mc D'ro, nj An, ~, for Ms
~'"k c"di"y I'"""ry27. 1858.
Maj S I. Jones. ! J Wnr,ll,w. Rev r. a IToyt i,
j. Rntlr,lg". Mrs Martin, u + T,lsiin, J w
Thomas, } j Cunningham, II W Lawson. ~
Russell. Hon ID ]. Warllaw, Hon ! + Marshall,
Hon i G Perrin, II 5 Kerr. A w league
d. X. SONDLEY, Agt
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ABDEV1LtE BANNER.
Thursday Morning, Jan. VI, 1858.
". &. DAVIS. 1;dttur.
COURT CALENDAR
ADVERTISEMENTS.

We would direct attention to the oIvert;.o-
''e"'s oi Is NJ. d > a. WiNE>TocK. G. T.. An
pEi:soS, J. i. BARNES Christian g. DEALE
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Senator'S Humtcr and Uammond-Thc Now
York Herald promptly cun,rn,licts IA foolish
''WasI'ing,on Correspondence story, aitriLutn.
To these two distinguished gentlemen views with
reference to the acceptance of the Iccompion con-
s'ituti"r,, ut variance with those of tho Admins
trht'on and the Democracy of Congress The
Herald we assure ii, is correct in its idea that
there is no foundation whatever for the s,orv Son
aior Hunter has made record upon the question
every line of which goes to disprovc it, wi,hnn;
the positive contradiction he freely accor,Is to it,
AS :"r senator Hammond, though not previously
called ON to express his sentiments on the qucs-
',"h' he belongs to the school Of stat.snanShip
s'owest to give aid and comfort To- the direct foes
OF the interests it represents The public NAV
put III its pipe aud smoke all such stories concern
ing any Southern members Of either braucl of
Congress- Hash. Star
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Painful Aeeidenk-A new married pair, Mr..
asd Mrs Ross, says the Memphis Appeal, were
riding in buggy at Point Pleasant, seven miles
below New Madrid, Mo, recently, when the
horse ran off and sprang over the bluff into the
river. The horse exticated himself and swan
out below, but thahpQgy and Its inmates went
down. Mr.. Ross SON rose supposed TO be stand
ing on she buggy bed. appealed 10 geatIeaaan
on the bank TO rave his wife About that time
she rose, and he caught hold of her, and she at
the same time tsok hold Of him around tie neck,
when they botb won't down aud were ns1e seen
afterw ard. ~. u e.. & 3
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Notice to Guardians. Go,

4 LII Guardians, Trustees dc, liable td make
~ returns in the Commissioners Office are
hereby notified to do so on or before 18th ApriI
next. After that time all dcfauitcrs .ciH BE- ruiel
immediately
>. All persons who have been appointed Guar
oians out have not yet entered into Bond, are
requested to do SO at once
W. II. PARKER, c.EA.D.
Commissioners Office,
~ January IL, 1858 "a om