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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-03-11
Nearly, One Prize TO every Hine Tickets.
MAGNETIC EMIT SCHEME.
EACH SATURDAY IN MARCH!
APPROXIMATIONS PEIZES:
5,is5 Prizes amoEnligg;o .....-.... $3.50, 0CC
Whole Tickets 5'e; Halves s5;Quart,rs s3H.
- PLAY GE,,riE InTT,:HY

5,fs5 Prizes amounting % .....-.... loco
Whole Tickets 5'e; Halves s.; Quarters s34.
PLAN CT, THE LOTTERY.
The Nura'ers from y '0,aa, corresponding wih
Of par are encirce WITH small sin Tubes and placed
The first 80 Prizes similarly printed and eacirclei,
are placed n another wheel
The wheels are N n reyolv-l aud = number ra 7rr
from tie wheel of Nu-alcrs. and AZ te -1'ae time
Prize Is drawn from the U;lcrwhecl. The Number and
Prize drawn ont IRE orenel aud eNii'ite To- tie audi
helm. nlarei a.iust the Sunlher drawn This opeTl.
ton is repeated until II Ee Prizes are drawn nut
roxinaiion Prizes.-TAc ;yo speeding and
the SUGGESTING NUlitrrs u those drawing tie first
Prizes will he entitled II the > Approximation
s.9 Prize, those Tick nuulergd ll22, tl3i, ii2al
and ll2a2, win each H. entitled to ~ IL Ticket No.
$50 ragsthe go 100 rrze those Tickets numbered SIS
So, so, 80, will each &c entitled 10 500, and
The 6l0 Prizes OF $50 win be determinely the Iss;
figure of the Number hat draws the 000o Prize. Tor
example, IL the Nun drawing the s.j,C0 Prize ends
with No. /, then al the Tickets, where the nUaicr
with No p then all III Tickets where The Nug er eGls
in will be entitled To 80, and 20 on toe. ...
Gs'fesSsf; Z % ~ ri4 be 9i lie following
certifea;e Of raek7ge ofio Whole T,';ots SO
i" rrs iaoltartcr -. 81
=. a. Eighth " .......... 10
in crdcrin- Tir'tets or tcrtilic ates. enclose
ts s e our a. ; sir i1T te H. =
Purchasers an have Lcheis ending IN any tisus l.ey
The list of Drawn Numbers and Przer r. III he 10
purchasers immeiately after tie drlvirr.
81 Purchasers sill rl,.lse write th-ir Miniatures
= Rem. einheT TINT every ggize : drawn and para
bic in fu.l without deduction. .#.ffI--
80 All prizes at 81 zoo and under, pail mmeia'c
after the drlwins-O:aIer prizes IL the usu, o.
Ali cammun, cations strictly confidential.
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates to
8. SWAN AZ CO.. Au~psfa "a
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STATE or CONNECTICUT,l.
Hartford CCuntN. 20

HARTFORD, Jan. Isl, t7sss.
Pefsonayappelredh before re, Justice OF the Peace,
duly qualified TO administerua.is, THOMAS X Brace.
JR, Secretary, and made solemn oath that the fore
gninx statement Of tie assets and condition or the
ftna Insurance CONF any Is true.
HENRY FOW LER, Justice Of the Peace.
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JJABJTJTIES.


The amount Of Lia iltes due or not due
To hanks or 9th Z CREDITORS nothing. re-
Losses al iusted and Gue-ncne. ~
Losses ali listed aud not due....... - i OSJ -
Losses Una1j usted, in suspeEsr, waiting
fnrshsr pgoOf rConLeS.e.-............l tl 81 =
All other claims again~t the Company are
small, for printinc, &c. ~ --.r-.- -
gents Instructed n tale no risks exceeding sNCT,
without special permission.
The gres.est amount inquired lna.y one city, town
or village varies. - t.t.A q >
The greatest amount allowed - be insured many
one block also varies.
The Charter or Act OF Incorporation and amend
N ents is herewith presented. -.
Hartford. Jan. LIST, ISIS Secretary.
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THE STATE or INDIANA,
sr-t-~nu 30 1-.sr,.f - ,lrrFrr

Indianapolis, Jan. II, ISIS.
EX7HEREAS, the Etna Insur,nce Company Of
V1 Hartford, has filed in this Oics statement Of
its Condition the lst of January , the actof its
incorporation and amendments properly Certified to,
and its written instrument. nominating its Agents and
authorizing them fully and I'M eseryedly 10 GcKnow-
Fl ledge service Of process in the eyeI OF suits
Now, therefore, IN pursuance Of the r.1uirecentS
Of AN Act to amend an Act entitled Set for the
Incorporation Of Insurance Companies defining their
powers, and prescribing their duties approved Marc
. 1855, having presented satisfactory evidence 20 me Of
fun compliance to the requirements and Specifications
OF that Act, JOHN W. DODb, Auditor OF the state
OF Indiana, do hereby certify that ALLEN Z. HAL
LECK. OF Evansville rs the Agent OF said Corlln
is auth oTZe u transact the business Of INSURANCE
as the Agent of said Etn1 Insurance Company in this
State up to July st, @ 20 the extent that he may be
commissio Ell and appointed by the said Company.
name and caused the seal OF my Office to BE- AFT xel,
this 18th day of January, 1888.
JOHN ". DODD, Auditor Of State.
ALLEN c. HALLECK, AGENT.
feds EVANSVILLE, IND.
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n cracrins Tir'tets or tcrtIlicat O..

az Persons resiling nea- Montgomery, Ala'u,na,
or Atlanta q orgi1, have theft orders ii'le and
save time, By aIreSsing 5. sTTn Co. 81 either Of
those cities.
~ 4 lis; OF tie nruliers tia, are drawn from the
wheel. gth the amount ~ the p-ize that ctch is
cHtd.c TO, VIII lie published after every drawn
the following papcrs:-AuCusta tGep.) Constitution
ais, New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register, Charesi n
Standard, Nashville Gazette, Atlanta lutcii-eIccr.
New YORK Weekly Day ROok, Savannah MorIir z
News, Richnond Dispatch, News, and Padding
(1liss Clarion feE2i
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-03-11
Secondhand Furniture Store.

THE undersigned notify the citizens Of Evansville
1 and vicinity that they have. at the corner Of
Third and Vine streets, = MIDLAND FCENI-
TCRE STORE stut d. They offer their articles for
sleat reasonable terms We make trades for old fur
nure and repair furniture with neatness, that Il
hardly differs from new MAKE
- - A. kIRCHENBAUER& BUNGE,
fe5ip I'm Comeroi Vine and Third streets.
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Group, whoopins Coa.h, Influenza
Asthma or Ihti.isic. and Bronchitis.


WEST MANCHESTER. Pa, FEB 4, 1856.
SIR: Your CHERRY PEcroRAL is performing mar
yell'iis Cures la this section. il has relieved several
from alarming symptoms of cUnsun ptou, Gnd Is now
curing who has a'ioTcd under an affection OF
the lungs for The last forty yrar' 49,.
HENRY L. PARKS, Merchant
A. A. RAMSEY, VI. D., ALBION, MoxRoE COUNTY
many years | have found nothing equal To your
CHERRY PICTORIAL for giving ease and relief TO con-
sumptlYe patients, or curing such cuTablc."
We might aid volumes Of evidence, but the most
convincing proof Of the. virtues of this remedy is
found in lis effects upon trial.
Consumption.
Probably no one remedy has ever been known which
cured so many and such dangerous cases. as this
Some no human aid can reach but even to those the
CHERRY PICTORIAL affords relief and comfort
AsToR HoCsE. NEW YORK CITY MaTch5, 1856.
DOCTOR AYES, Lowell: / feel It n du;y ard a
pleasure 10 inform You what your CHERRY PECTO-
RAJ has done Tor nv wife. Sic had been i've months
ton, from which all We could pFacarc gave her
much relief. She was steadily failing, until DR.
Sta of this city, where we have como for ADVICE,
recoIIinendsd trial of your medicine We bless his
from that day. She is not yet strong she used to
be, hut is free from her cough. and calls herself we'll.
Yours with gratitude and regard, ~
ORLANDO SHELBY, or SRBLBYvILLr.
C0NsUMPTIyE, do not despair till you have
tried A. FRS CHERRY PEcToRAL. Ii is made by
all around AS bespeall the high mrs Of its virtues
Pes philadelphia Lellger.
Prepared by DR. J. C. AVER. Lowell Mass; and
sold ~ Keller W fite Evansville; and by Druggists,
and Merchants thr g0ut the country Al Wholesale
byJ. G. Aver X Co.. IS Walnut street Cincnnsi.
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Raleigh, n. C. slatd,rd.
CERTIFICATE.

hfsSBORO, :. u Marel ., lSal.
i, David Elkin, do hereby certify thai have been
badly afflicted for two months with infa-nIsto,y rheu
matjSH; one my legs being much swoiien-srifT and
sore-sO that found 10 exceedingly ditEcU 10 walk
that the si'is jesi has been ~ ice ruhtot with Prof.
Detiralh celebrated Electric Oil within thirty hours;
ard nov have the perfect Of The afflicted limb
was also trout lcd with partial deafness il my left car,
and ly single application Of the Electc o., ry hear-
ing has been greatly improved.
~ ~ ~ DAVID ELEIN
AUGUSTA, Ca March = 49,
rrof. DeGTa.h-Dear Sir: This IS K certify t.fat
have hecn afflicted with headache and oorns on Ky
G st-irem which have suffered very mucls--aud Nv
the application Of DcCrath's Electric Oil have Teen
cure 81 ny headache ana cCrns and therefore recon-
Iaeld Ito all. -.'.---r Il. ECCUE.
Prof. Deirstll's Electric 0il-s2s rewarl,-I viii
give go for tie apprehension Of a low scamp, WHO
printed some dirty bills aud called his stun by the
name Of ElectricOi. t.t-f-
CAUTIos.-Beware Of low pedlars and picayune
druggists who put mp stua ceIaPosed Of CR,1Phene
and Larl Gil, calling il ELECTRIC OIL. N0ped-
lers sell the genuine Electric OIL in Che UIitei States
lit Is sold only by pec1e Druggists sIt country
nlechaats- BE sure and get DeGrath's Electric Oil
you will lie cheated.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-04-17
Ordinarv's Sale.

pY virtue of an Or,lor from W. J. Par
Il - sons, Esq., Ordinary of Piekens dis
trict, will be sold to the highest bidder, be-
fore the CoWrt House door, on Saleday in Nav
next, tho Real Estate of Allen BIaci de-
ceased, situate in the district of Pipkers and
State OF South Carolina to wit
Tract No. l. on Long-nose Crock. waters
of Tugaio River, containing One Hundred
and Forty-Nine Acres, more or less, and ad !.
joining lands of j. II. LeIioy and others.
Tract No. 2, on Long-nose Creek, contain
mig Ono funded aud Eighty-phree Acres,
n'vTs sS !csa, alj}cininSS lands of j. II. Leroy
and others,
Tract No. 3, on ritto Roxawuv ercok. wa
tors Of Tugalo River, containing Two Hun.
dred AID Seventy cMe Acres, more or less.
adjoining lands Of r. a. Gilmsr and others.
This land is sold for division miWnyst tho
legal hoirs and representatives of said de-
ceased.
TERMS OF SALE.---On credit of one
year, with interest. The purchaser entering
into bond TO the Ordinary, with two appro,
we'd securities, TO secure tho payment OF tho
purchase money, with a mortgage of tho
premises If required by the Ordinary. The
costs to be paid in cash: also, extra for pa
pers. l.. G. CRAIG, s. p. ID.
April ), lS5S-38-4t
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OBJ TWARW.

DEPARTEp this life on the 9th Feb. last, at
his residence in Cherokee county, Ga, after
severe illness of 4G days, of typhoid fever,
WuEINsoN JAMESON, in the Add year of his
age. The auhectof this notice was born and
raised in the eastern part of this district. In
the 21th year of his age, lin lS40) he removed
to whore he resided until his death In a
few years aftorhis last removal, he attached
himself to the Baptist chliroh, of which he
continued to live faithful nlember until mis-
death. On the 3d day, according to his re-
quest, he was buried near hia residence with
Masonic honors. .uo bore his Affections with
RS much patience as any man could We
mourn not as those who have no hope, for we
boiieYo our loss is his eternal gain. His
faith, was strong, and, through all his afflic-
tlons, hc was resigned TO the will of our
Heavenly father His only desire.to live was
to raise his children and settle. his affairs i'm
this WORLD Thus passeT away, leaving n
devoted wifeand children, and many relatives
and friends to mourn his loss. j. j.
DIED, at the residence of her father, w. G.
Ice, Esq onsthe 9th March last, after an
Illness of thirty hours, Mrs. EITZaBgrIP j.
cpnsort OF j. w, f. Thompson, Of Walhalla.
The spddenn6ss Of this .dispens,tion of Prov
idence was truly fearful; but she, who had
been o dutihti aud affectionate daughter and
kind and loving wiR6'aud mother, was pre-
pared forit. Years before, she had become
a member of Che Methodist Episcopal church,
and hndwalkea uprightly thcrein to the day
of her death. Enrelenting death is, at all
times, claiming it's Sictilns. and bows our
head in humbieness and makes thcheaSt sicl,
with borrowing; but when that victim is
youthful ain;able and faultless, In all the re.
| lations Of life, ii is heart rending in the OK.
trclItG, and drives MS to His bounty in this
our greatest aifliction. But hope, that never
falling anchor Of tho sonl, comforts US with
its soIacos and future promises. a devoted
husband and two littlo. .chilGren. with many
relatives, mourn pieir loss. but ,they SORROW
not as those without hops. 7 +" = "
/ have seen the rose, on thy check, dear Eizz;n,
AIs9e smile on thy lips so Cherry red; -.
Bnt the fornn Of death, withits chilly breath,
Has taken theroso, ard the smile has fed.
1 stand by thsdomb,that is covered With dow
Where the roses rod in beauty bloom,
But Ithinknut of flowers. but tof happy hours
Before YOU were laid mthe cold tomb.
But MY $50 grows dim aud thO tear drops
And my heart grows chilly and cold;
Ny thoughts tern 10 thee, and my, head bows
low, IS
When / think .pftho days Of old,
But the time VIII co@c;mhon again we shall
- y meet, - y e4F~ set'sH Z
when free from NIL sorrow andipain;
When the eyewilf close ana@tlis heart CEASE
10 beat, Ftd'>t
When in hopyon Nc viii he'cr part again.
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Ordinarv's Sale.

HQY virtue of an Order from w. j. Par
il , sons, Esq, Ordinary of Pickcns Dis
triet, l will sell to the highest bidder, on
Saleday in May next, before the Court House
door, within tho legal hours of sale the Real
Estate of Thomas Alexander, deceased, for
distribution among the next of kin of said
deceased, namely
ONE TRACT OF LAND, lying on the
road leading from Walhalla to Jarrstts
Bridge, containing Two Hundred and Ninety
Acres more or less, on Conotoss Greek, and
adjoining lands of W>m. Adair, ~. j. +. Per-
ry and others. On this tract there are about
thirty acres of good creek bottom.
Z TERMS OF SALE.--A credit Of twelve
months, with interest; the purchaser enter
ing into bond, with two good suretios. to Sc
cure the payment OF tho purchase money.
with@ mortgage of the premises to the Or
,dinary if deemed necessary The purchaser
70 pay in cash the costs, and also extra for
titles. Il. G. ORAIG
Aprtil 6. I858-3S-4t
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FOR TIE LEGIsLATrREr

Bs~ The friends of GEORGE X. CHERRY
respectfully announce him candidate for tho
Legislature, at the next election
pa The friends of Maj JOHN C. MIL
LEX announce him candidate for the Leg
islature, at tho next election.
afly~ The friends of WILLIAM HUNTER
peg leave to announce him candidate for
the Legislature, Mt tho next ele0tion.
BsS- The friends of Dr. A.. j. ANDERSON
respectfully announce him a candidate for
the Legislature, at the ensuing election.
BeB~ We are authorized to. announce VIII,
LIAM HAMILTON a candidate for the Lcgis-
lature, at the ensuing election.
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Consignees at Anderson Depot,

BE Sloan s. Co, w A Willy. Aba I, NJ uor-
scy, w II G6iniard, Il Sloan & Co. Enclnnd.
B Y Co Shelor 4 S, Hum6ird, II &Co, j 4 l.or,
ton Co, Neville e. Pitchiord, Issertell & N, J
Mkallencu, Hawkins & Bisset, Brown, " SEQ.
u Benson & Son, IL Knee, A b Grant, ]
Harrison, Maxwell rs, Dondy g. Pullen, j B
Sitton, J Iotta, S Ca4ipary, w Walker, 3 4
Sloan, II Steel, a D Glilliard, 40 Norris &
COG w Stephens, IL L Campbell, Geo. Sea-
borne, " G Bewley, Wallace & koaser, Magco
y Tribble. A NJ Ayors,S Wilzinski, Benson & j.,
Col W 4 Iiuync, w Sloan T. Son, II Simpson,
LIN Lewis, SulliSnn & Sloane, j d Ashmorc, ]
l. Randolph, s. EW Brown, II Yoight, z
Friel, Reed, I j Keesc & Co.
Z. RICE, Agent.
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GREEN y. RAND.

FTER returning thanks for past patron-
Ia age, would bog leave to inform their
friends and customers that they are now re-
ceivinga large and we'll selected Stock of
Spring and Summer Goods,
Which have been selected by one IF the firm
in p0rsous and neither oxpense nor labor
hayo been spared in making a selection adap-
ted to the trade. II is impossible to enunle--
rate the yarious articles offered for sale, but
amongst them niaYf be ffs,.ada c.kIICpES,
9ingtasy:ss Meslins, RaFages. Silk Tissues,
Jackonet Swiss, Book and Null Muslins,
CLOTHS, Gtseimeress Tweeds, Linens, Cot
tonad9s, Diap d. Etc, Alpaca, Queens Cloth,
Bleached and Brown Shirtings, Trimmings
and Fancy Articles
Bohnets, Ribbons and Ladies Hats; Flow & 3,
Wreaths, Gloves, Hosiery, &c. 8.
a largo ani we'll selected Stock Of READY
MADE CLOTHING. H.. ~.
A heavy stock Of BOOTS & SHOES Of every
size and description,
A large stock 0a n9& and iashionable.Ii& IT'S
Al$t3 CAPS. ,,,
AZ good assortment ef ILARDW ARE and
Cutlery for Fafmprs use
a. beautifnf seieciion Of Cfockcry an6 Glasa,
wate. ''t 9..'
SUGAR, GoFBEE, EIolassos, Sab, s9ssSk-
ofel, Rice, Vinegar, Cigars, Tobacco, and
almost every otheFarticlein the Grocery linc.
Iron, Nails, Castings, Cotton Yarn, Wood.
ware. Saddles, Brides, Msftingslos, aifths,
&C., &c.
Also, 4 .aood stock 6f EssUos and masDt
IOtGESSj both III stOre and oilce. s@f
3 We dent hesitate IN saying that weihaE6
aslarge a Stock as was ever brought TO thia
market, and sTe viii sell as low as tbe sand
astiele.ean Ia bonsht III any market 81 the
np country Como and 500 fer lsosirselves.
We cRat9e nothing for eliowing Goods, and
ysl feel con6asssitt asssit We can nake'it to your M
terest to buy from as.
81 41t-t rf.f +. 49,, as--. +. 6
n@Fe DR., GREEN, is home, again, and pre-.
pared to resume his professional duties ),
gIs would slso say 70 those who have moi
scftled;tb their Inst years AScaHnfs,, that they
win eonfef o. faYor on him bg doing SO In.
mOaiately, for u takea fuoaey 70 carry on
bnsiness,
March IL 1883 - a5 ~
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@HHEREFR,S sAHEh

Dl virtue Of supdry writs Of Asri faoias to me
~ directed, viii be sold before the Court House
In Pickens District within the legal hours, ON
the'frst Monday and Tuesday in AIny rexC
One trdotof lind. lying onbotL sidos Off
nerOss Creek whercon Mrs. Margaret Fitzger.
aid now lives, containing one hundred and six.
ty-six acres more or less, adjoining lands of
James Sanders, Thomas Brooks and others, ie-
We'd on as the property Of ". r. Fitzgerald, at
tho suit Of j. w. &. Cwy5E. B. Benson aud
others. c 80
Also, one writing desk, ono pistol, one trunk
and ambrotype apparatus, one bucket aud pm,
ono pair plongh-gears, one set blacksmith tools
small quantity of iron, two cart wheels, two cart
axles, one buggy whin, one cross cut saw, ono
log chain, one falling axe, small quantity Of
foddeF, one gold watch and one silver watch,
rendered IN on schedule as the property OF w
z, Fitzgerald at the suit of Z. b. benson,
One hay horse levied on as the propeybv Of
Margaret Fitzgerald, at the suit Of ~ B. Benson
agsihst Margaret Fitzgerald and VIZ. Fitzgcr-
One tract of land, coutainine one hundred
ceres moro or loss lying on the waters OF Choes.
Toe creek adjoining land Of Elias, Earlb, Wm.
Beafden and others, legied on as the property
Of Seth Il. Poole and Temperance Poole sold
sna 4. fess IN favor Of W. i. Keith.
ohe pegre boy named, Squire, Ieyied on as tic
properly of v, q Holland, Re tho Tqlk'eS . 0ha
T.. Norris and othe1s = stS . d. ~
One two horse Wagon one bag horse also, on
Tuesday after sale-day atg defendants house.
oIie sow and seven piga, levied on az the pfop.
erty Of SosePh @, .Afauidla.at ths nlst Of i. NJ
Keith for anothefy and others against Joseph C3
Mauldih. Z, .,. :. ~ ~. *, ? y ~ =, ,S
On T4tcsdsy affes saledhS at whatstorle quar-.
~, one lot Of rock also, one lot oak scantiinz
At cnlysfs ~ y. QueEiestone lot dressed rock
4eagh reek, aud Term for years Ia, two, acyeg
ofiasld and h an unfinished dwelling heass.
Stable and shop-housa and one set Of boords'
legled on BY attachments aa ths pgcpaftg Of John
Phillips NJ The suit Of Nocl Sanford. ~
Terfs cash purchasers 70 pay soS papers.
sg j, C.+CltA4G, aP.D.
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MeasH .6euaPtePs.

sEsllB Battali9ns COMPOSING Che 2d Rcd
II laenk 0f IafeatFy, s.. q. NJ, will parade
for till and Teyiow at tisis ssspsStiva places
Of rha5ezyotis, as follows.
The let Battalion at Wldtas, on SatnYlay
fho 18th Of May ns$E; and tho I'd Battalion,
qt ghe usual place Of rendezvous, oh Satnr-
day the 22d of May.
(oinniissiEnod and Observation-Disclosures 0f1-
GERS VIA assessd The tsey previous to cseh re-
view far dgiIs and t,pstrhetio6. y
Mai. Esst 81. led Ter agd eIass. s. I3gawor
afscharged VII the q teasioh &c thesooraSrs
Esy erder Of leut Cot. Raeers.s ~
4l w. n CRAIG, &li,t, (
Apfit "a, 1858 80
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MdlTldiE.

VO1IN ANSEL Sen, would respectfully
O inform his friends and the public gener-
ally, that he has commenced an Auction antf
Commission business in the town of Wal
halla, and is now ready to receive any arti-
Gle intended for sale--Lauds, Stocks, Goods,
or Manufactured Articles of any kind what
ever. ,i t.
lie is determined to give prompt attention
to his business in all its relations. His auc-
tons will take place on Saturdays. Previ-
ous notice Of sales will be given in the Val
hdlLa Banner. 80
Wulhalla, April 10-.39-4t r.
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CANp6DMT as
FOR CONGnESS;

DsSSn COL. Il. o. p. VERNON, Of Spartan
burg, is respectfully announced az caudi-
date for Congress, to succeed Col. Orr.
BE90~ The friends of COL. JOHN D. ASH
MORE respectfully announce him a candidate
Tor Congress, at the next election
BES" The friends of COL u. p. JONES. of
Greenrillc,- respectfully present his name TO tho
Congressional District, in pTaes Of Col ONT, who
declines a re.eleciion, ~r.f
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TAXESl

FENHOSE. who fail 10 pay their Taxes on or
!. IL by Saleday in May ncxt will be double
taxed and an Execution win issue to enforce
payment am constantly pressed for the
money by the various District Boards, and
must coniine myself to the law in its collcc.
tfon and payment out. This is the last notice,
April IL, 1858 SO 3
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Estate Motiea.

fAT0TfCE Is given that - final settlement
u y ofths Rstntsnf Isaac Anderson, ,5Jr. de.
ceasedo will be madb before the Ordinarys at
Pickeps G. IT., on MoDday the 28th day of
JQns mesa. All porsons mdcbt0d TO said es-
tate viii make payment, and those having
demands will render them to nae, degaliy az
tested by theA tinla.
ESLf HUNT, Adul'r.
sfsrdb2o, 1853, SIS gn.,
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PICKENs RTFLEMEM !

a TTEND your regular muster on SAT-
IA URDAY, the 18th inst. Remember
that the election for Colonel of the Regiment
and Captain of your Company will take
place on the day before.
BY order Of Lieut.. Norton. coming.
npl0-38-2t d. HUGHES. O. S.
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FOR THE SENATE

BsS~ The friends Of Gen, f. n. GRRyfN
announce him aoandidate for the State Senate,
at the ensuing election.
R6S" The friends of ELIIIU II. GRIFFIN.
Esq, respectfully announce him candidate
for the Senate, for Pickens district at the
next election.
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NOTHCE.

4 LII persons having dehands against tIic
IA Estate Of Col. john A. Easiey, deceased,
win please present them properly attost6d to
myself, at 9reenyiile G. H., or to Con. qaF-
yin at Easley, Pickens distrfct; end, allthpse
Indebted to. said Estate, ere requested te
make prompt payment, ~, K.
W X, E.ASLEY, Admir-
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