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have itin South Carolina. .. Or, his moth.
sr told him he was born while on the road
to his uncle Crawford's'in South Carolina.
Here was similar latitude Cor the play Of
The Generals inclination, accordingly he
selected only so much Of the road as lies in
South Carolina or a road that does not run
into North Carolina at all. 3,Or, she not
wishing to crush the aspirations of her son,
kept the place Of his birth secret from
him and as his earliest recollections were
in South Carolina he very naturally couclu.
ded he was born there. 4, o., his mother
did tell him that he was born I orth Car.
olnn, but, from desire 10 be great mana
General" or president" he KEEP. it a pro-
found secret.
Will General Walkup have the Kindness
TO place this codicil with the original in the
archives of the old North State, provided
there should be sufficient room "between
two thieves" OUGHT.
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FRESH DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.

TINE UNDERSIGNED Is NOW RE.
L cciving full and varied stock of
Drugs, Chemicals, ! Family and planta.
tion Medicines Soaps, Brushes,
Perfumery, Spices and Tel
let articles. Pens, links,
Paper, Envelopes
and Sealing Wax.
Tarrants Seltzer Ape
rient, Coleton and Pho.
nix Bitters, Mustang Lin.
iment, Railways Ready
Relief, Jaync's Expecto-
rant Carlton and How
ards London Cordial Gin,
French Brandy and Port
Wine for .sedical use
Morphine, Quinn Opium,
&C., &c. Agent for DR.. Nor
se's Indian Root Pills, and DR..
Marchisi's Uterine Ca,holicon.
siY- Orders solicited,
1..E. DELAY.
Camden, Nov. 3, ls5s-3S-2m.
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TIE MARK ETS.

COLUMBIA, Nov. 8. 1858.
There is no Cotton offering and only a.
bout 20 bales changed hands at prices
ranging from to l0i. A fine article
might briog los.
CHARLEsToY, Nov. 5, 1858
COrToE.--Thcfo Was Il very active de-.
mand for this article to-day, which resulted
in the sale Of upwards Of $500 bales. The
transactions show rather n declining ten
dency on the quotations of tho morning.
The sales may be cassed as follows, viz ::
bales Mt 10; 30 at lot l2 atlOg l79
Mt 10Y, 1877 Mt lOs; 100 Mt lO9 1876 at
IL; 2Sl at llt; 7I6 at 1T and 1000
bales were taken on terms not made public
NEr ORLEANS, Nov. 5, 1858.
The transactions to-day in Cotton EN-.
brace $500 bales, at rates establishing q
decline of / since Wednesday evening, in
consequence of the adviccs by the America.
Middllng Iis. 'fhe sales for the week arc
10000, and the receipts $4,000 bales, 7. ak
ing the total increase at this port 100000.
and at all ports 3SO,50o bales The stock
is 2l3,5oo, against l4I,c0O bales for the
same period in 1857.
New YoRK, Nov. 8, 1853.
The sales of Cotton are $4,000 bales, at
a decline of lc. Middlng Fair from the
wharf quoted ut Jc. Flour is firm, with
sales Of $4,000 bbls. Wheat with buoyan-
cy in rate', and sales reported $4,000 BUSH
els are taken, confirming previous qaota-
tions. Sugar is buoyant at iii advance sc
l and ic. Turpentine firm at 52gc. Rice
dull
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Obituary,

john u. INGRAM was born Dec. 10th 1904
and died Oct. 2lst 1858. lie lived aud died
near the place Of his birth, in Kcrshaw Dis
trict = e. All the While sustaining hm>
self as good citizen dscharging with
characteristic prompti,ude, his duties ns
such, scrupulously avoiding an unworthy
Interference with other mems matters His
unObtrusivrness, blended with unbendinr
integrity, won for him rare reputation in
the community where he lived By honest
and persevcring industry he accumulated Il
large worldly estate, which enabled him to
contribute 10 worthy objects while he lived
and which he did not forget in makirg his
last will. He di | not connect himself with
the church uutii short time before his
death which he deeply regretted. lie said
t" the writer Il few days before he died,
that he would like 10 live while that he
might confess Christ publicly and thereby
make amends, To some extent in that re-
srcct for the past Before he died however
he express II perfect acquicsccncc in the
will OF God; and passed away in peace as
We humbiy Gust. o that men were wise,
that they would consider their latter end.
Oct. 2Sth 1858. \. &.
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[ ommercial Intelligence

LvERrouL MARKETS., October 23l.-
The sales of Cotton for the week endinr
Friday, 22d October. were $4,000 bales,
at decline Of Sd. from the quotations
reported for the lGth October The mar
ket closed dull, holders offering freely,
bu, not pressing or buyers. OF the n.
mount Of sales reported exporters took
GO00, while only 400 bales are charged
10 spectators. COCO bales of The amoun,
were taken on Friday, 22i ut for the
trade, and the market that day closed
qneiIy, NJ the quotations annexed: Up
tands MIhi'ng, : I ST.; Fair, 7 7 8 l.;
Mobile Mrldimg, z lGd; Fair, 7OlGl
O'!cnns MIddImg, 7 A.; Fair 7 5 81.
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Lands for Sale.

Elizabeth Adams, Administra-) 10 EQUITY.
trix, James Adams Tan, aster.
vs. Bill to sell
Isabella McAteeE, etal real estate.
Under the decree of the Court of Equity
in above case, made at June Term, 1858.
] will sell Mt Lancaster Court House, at
public outcry on the Isl Monday the 9th
December 1853, the tract or parcel Of land
ordered to be sold in above case, whcreon
Mrs. McAtecr now resides containing 66
aores, more or less, adjoining lands of Thos.
Faulkner and others.
Terms, II months credit with interest
Bond and good sureties.
JAMES II. WJTHERSPOON,
C. T.. l.. ID.
Nov. ., 1863 st p { SIS SO.
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LAND FOR SALE.

TIlE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR
Il Sale the plantation wher, on Phiiih
w. Bennett now lives. containing 2Oi acres
nonr the Hanging Rock Mineral Springs,ad
joining lands of Mrs. Beckham, Jas. NJ. In.
gram and J. ID. McIlwain. Any person
wishing TO look at the place will be shown
by Capt. J. G. Cauthen, rs he is authorized ID
to sell the above place. Terms will DO
made to suit the times.
Il. ID. JOHNSON.
Sept. 29, f85S--33tf
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Oct. 90,
Administrators Notice,

A LII persons having demands against
IA the Estate Of John Truesdale, decd
are hereby notified TO present the same du-
ly aitested to me, by the first day of Janua.
ry, 1889. Against all those who fail to pre-.
sent their claims by that time, this notice
will be plead in Bar.
Those indebted 10 the Estate are also
hereby notified TO come forward and make
payment b. the LIST of January 1889
LEWIS CAUTHEN, ADM.
Oct 10, 1853. 35-SL
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Notice

5 hereby given that application will be
Il made at the next session ofthc .Legis.
lnture 10 open public Road to connect the
York and Chester Roads with the Monroe
Road leaving the Steel Creek or Charlotte
Road, below w. J. Cureton's Shop and run
ming by the Waxhaw NJ. +. Church and X.
Z. Vaughns, ntcrsecting the River Road
ut the Plantation ofDr. q. l.. Massey (dec'd)
to run rs near as practicable with the pes
ent country Road The distance of said
Road will be about 4 or 4i miles.
~"TIOSE INTERESTED"
Sept. l, 29-3m.
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Mrs. M. HI. Clendenin.
Notice to Creditors.

James T.. Curcton, In Equity, Ian
VS.. caster District
Georgs w. Dody, Henry Bill to set aside
X. Price, a. al. confess | on o {
Judgment, &c.
The creditors Of Henry X. Price are no.
tilted and required to present and prove
their demands against him, before the Com.
missioner in Equity for Lancaster District.
on or before the first day Of March 1850
by order of the Court, June Term. 1853,
JAMES II. WIrHERSPOON,
g. H.. l.. ID.
Lancaster, Nov. 6, 1858 sod pf Ss.
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Lands for Sale.

In pursuance of the decree of the Court
Of Equity made in above case, at June
Term 1883. will sell al Lancaster C.. ii.
on the lst Monday, the 9th December / S5s,
the lands ordered to be sold in above case
belonging to the estates of Sarah Phillips
and Elijah Phillips, viz:
One tract lying on Tuckahoe and Lynches
Creek, containing ll0i acres, bounded by
lands OF John Massey and Amos Cooke.
Also, one tract on the IiagIer Branch and
Bird Branch containing l67J acres, bounded
by lands Of Uriah Fanderburk, and Others
Terms, credit Of and . years, with in
terest Except as much cash as will pay
costs) Bond with good suretiss.
JAMES II. WITHERSPOON,
e. l.. l.. ID.
Nov. >, 1873 5.p rs5 so.
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Jonathan b. Vinson, Will In Equity, Ian.
liam Nins"n, caster Bill for
vs. Partition an d
Griffin Walker Admir- ctal. soforth.
In pursuance of the decree Of the Court
Of Equity, made in above case, at June
Term, 1858, | will sell at Lancaster G.. II.
at public outcry, on the lst Monday the
9th December 1858, the negroes Martha
and Sam, ordered To be sold in above case
Both young aud likely and OF good stock.
Terms, n credit of one year with in
terest, except rs much cash rs will pay the
costs,) purchaser TO give Bond with appr".
we'd sureticS.
JAMES ii. WITHERSPOON,
e.. f.. l.. ID.
Nov. 3, lsjS-3S-5t p f$5 80.
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STEAM SAW MILL
and Plantation for sale

TliE SUBSCRIBER having more bust.
Il ness upon his hands than he can CON
yeniently attend TO, offer for sale his Steam
Saw Mill. situated six miles below Lancas.
ter Court House, with one thousand acres
of land attached. II is well known as
good situation for a mill and the surround
ing lands are we'll timbered. The quality
OF said land is good for either cotton or
corn. or for any kind Of grain about one
hundred and fifty acies under cultivation
The entIre plantation lies well, is well i'm
proved aud well watered. On the pi iemises
are tolerable dwelling house, with all nee
essary out buildings.
] will sell the above property on time to
suit purchasers--long credit with good
bonds) will be allowed IL required Pos.
session Of the property will be given the
first of January next, II desired, | will al.
so sell one or two able likely fellows that
are well trained aad accustomedsto manage
the mill Applicants will address me at
Hanging Rock p. o., s. G.
JAS. NJ. INGRAM.
October 6, 1853. 34-1
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A Valuable Plantati on
OFFERED FOR SALE,

TINE SUBSCRIBER DESTROYS OF
Il moving 10 the West, is now off ring
his Plantation for sale. The tract contains
303 acres, lying on both sides of Flat Creek.
These lands are rich and endurable and are
not surpassed by any in the District for the
production of grain and cotton. have fre
quently getEered from 25 to 40 busheI. of
corn per acre and from 1000 TO 1900 lbs of
cotton to the acre. The land will not cnly
show for itself, but il cultivated, will speak
for itself. There is abou, 90 acres Of land
cleafed and in cultivation and mostly fresh
the balance il in woods with abundance Of
good timber for all farming purposes, there
is tolerable good dwelling house and
kitchen on the place with other necessary
out buildings-the plantation and Buildings
are in good repair The Greek which runs
through the tract is never failing and affords
a plentiful supply cf water with good falls
for any machinery tina: operates by water
power. There is well of excellent water
10 the yard. The location is certainly n
healthy one as there has never been a case
of fever on the place.
Any person wishing 10 purchase would
do well to examine the premises soon ~ |
intend 10 sell There is one other tract ad
joining the above that can be had IL wanted. /.
For further particulars address,
J. T.. SMALL,
Flint Ridge, y. C..
Oct. 20, 36-2mos
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sou TIL ROLIN

= O u + III CA ROL LIMA,
Lancaster District
Personally appeared J. A. Hasseltine be
fore me, aGd on oath saith that the within
Return is true accout Of all monies re.
eeivcd and paid out by the Board of Com.
micsioners OF the Public Buildings for Ian.
caster District since their last annual Re.
port. J A. HASSELTINE
Sworn to before me this 10Th Oct. 1858.
J. A. STEWMAN, Clerk.
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Hotio'eoys Ointment and PRs--A friendly
warming. These great remedial preparations
have been initiated, aud the limitations may
kin as certainly as the genuine articles cure
10 prevent the possibility Of imposition, pur.
chase no pot Of Ointment or box Of Pills unless
enfolded in a book Of directione bearing the
words, "HolleSay, New York and London" !"
Impressed as a water-mark on each leaf Fur.
nished with the true and legitimate specifies,
the old, young and middle-aged Of both sexes
may cure with absolute certainty those disea.
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PLANTATION GOODS.

negro clothing from 20 to so cts yard Blankets dollars pair
expressly for down East will QUALITY cam b % m
we determined sell Goods
and we ask in return for customers Storms tbs %
Cotn prices those
except mad" TO DO Those who have
Come IS ""'' !" '0'ehoe'-
I,rco. 6 e o,o,o, 1850 - HAssELT1NE & CUREToN
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Grlt9rnpbIr.
A M E r. I @ A .

HALIFAX, November 4.-The British
Steam Ship America, Capt Ryrie, Of the
Cunard line, has arrived, on the route for
Boston, with the Liverpool mails of Sat
urday, 23d October. A summary Of the
most important intelligence by this arri-
val is given below.
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To Cotton Planters

INHE undersigned is prepared TO sell Cot
Il ton Gins of the best quality at 50 per
saw. delivered at the Charlotte, York and
N. Z. X: Road landings. The advantage
tnese GINS have over those shippod from
oiher States ls, that they will last longer |:
one sett OF iibbs being equal TO three, the
ornsh covered with tin instead Of cloth md
being more easily rePniTed and at less ex-
pensc.
Reference, JoHN JONES, Liberty Hill.
JAMES VI. ELLIOTT.
Winnsboro' May I9, 1868. JI-6m
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NEGRO CLOTHS.

~ EORGiA Keraeys, and Greys.
" Oconee aud EImvllIe Kerseys,
For sale by JOS. NJ. GAYLE. 4
Camden, Oct. ID, 1857. 3b-n
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Illinois Election.

AuGusrA, November 4.-Iu Chicago
the Administration candidates have only
polied $50 out of the $4,000 votes in
thut-clty. The Legislature, from the re.
turus received thus far. stands &c Repub.
licans aud 43 Democrats.
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General Intelligence.

a few iuteiIigible words have been re.
ceived through the Gable. The shares
have rallied $50 to 400.
The French and Portugal question is
still unsettled. y favorable solution is
expected, Notwithstanding that two more
French men Of wars have arrived in .he
Tagus, AMI vague rumors are afoat that
the English Channel fleet has been order.
ed there
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THE LIVER
INV IG 0 R A 7 0 R!
Compounded entirely from GUMS.
PREPARED Dl DIR. SANFORD.

Compounded entirely from GUMS.
rs ONE OF THE BEST PURGATIvE AND
X LIVER MEDICINES now before the pub
lie, uat acts as u Cathartic, easier, pilder, and
more efectnal than any other medicine known.
|. is not n Cathartic, but Liver remedy, act.
ing first on the Liver to eject its morbid matter
then Oh the stomach and bowels 70 carry OF
that matter, thus accomplishing two purposes
efectuaily, without any Of the painful feelings
experienced III the operations of most Cathar.
tics. 1t strengthens thc system at the same
time that it purGcs it ; and when taken daily in
moderate doses, will strengthen and build il up
with usual rapidly.
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Hymeneal.

MARRIED on Thursday evening", 4th inst.
by Rev. MIR Banks, +. ID. GREEN, Esq. and
Miss MARY V, daughter, of Mrs Eliza
and the late Thos. h. Cureton.
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The Elections.

AUGUSTA, November 4, L. M.-The
Republicans uoA concede for Douglas n
majority Of eight in the Legislature -
Three Districts are still in doubt.
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The Elections.

The latest dispatches from New York,
at our present writing, indicate that the
Free Soil candidate for Governor has been
elected by large msjority. The Aba
ny Journal estimates his majority at 90.
900, and tue New York Tribune at TO-.
600. The Republicans have gained in
the twenty. five counties, from which re
lnrns had been received, about $4,000
votes, Indicating, beyond much doubt,
that the Democrats have been thorough
Iy defeated.
In New jersey the regular Democracy
have also been beaten, thee Republicans
aud two antiLecompton Democrats have
been elected to Congress-complete anti
Southern victory.
la Massachusetts, in one hundred towns
Banks, ior Governor, has $4,000 plurali
ty. The entire Republican Congression
al delegation is elected. Burliugame
mas 200 majority in the 5th district
Rice has 100 plurality in the 4tL dis.
triet. The Legislature is largely Repub
iican. The Democrats have elected b +.
Butler TO the State Senate and Caleb
Cushing 20 the House.
From Illinois We have not received
such full returns as to justify any CON.
ments.
From these returns it is very evident
that the anti Southern sentiment is gain
ing strength in the Northern States and
"our allies" are not able to hold their
ground. We think nothing less OF the
Democracy because they have been bea.
ten, but the fact establishes our position
thai the South must after all rely chief
ly upon herself Columbia Guardian.
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NOTICE.

HAVE disposed ef my entire stock Of
goods, and now request all indebted TO
me to come forward and settle by note or
cash,cash preferred,as j am anxious to close
up my business as early as possible.
J. B. M0BLEY.
April Ia, eff
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Massachusetts, Election.

AUGUSTA, November 3. One hundred
and ten towns give Banks, for Governor
plurality OF IA 900 votes.
Nothing from the other States.
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ses of the digestive and sceretive organs, the
skin, and the flesh, which physicians arc accus-
toned to pronounce "incurabe" I26
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Gents Furnishing Department.

Noms OF everything That wanted
Vests on p "a, ; m % SOL" @ o The Goats Vests Pants Shirts Collars.
ia III, ~" N"n and get
the I.E weather sets Ptee from four Twenty-Five Dollars
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Ladies Dress Department.

OF Black Coord Silks
clnne ROBES Robes ae,
Printed all wool Delhn, Frencha
of Ladies Coaks Shaw
call and buyin 0''"'
Bclcd BwnSh ,ndc
Gloves Whils
CoIord '> '''" '"'"' D'cS HSl
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Special Notices.

s7w- See advertisement Of Dr. Sanford's 8
LIVER INyIGoRATOR in another col
,umn. ly
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NEW FAIL & WINTER GOODS
FOR lS5S--9.

W., WOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM AND TIE
OF the Country. "''''
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PRATT, OAKLEY & CO..
(Late Farmer, Brace g. Co..
P"bi'sherS, Bootseiler$dnd StaGon,4s.
No, 81 Murray Street.
NEW YORK.
ID o. a. Co, offer at low prices for cash
Il and liberal terms for approved credit
large stock Of BLANK and OFFICE
STATIONARY. BLANK and ACCOUNT
BOOKS, Receipt and Memorandum Books,
PAPER OF ALL KINDS. Cards, Cjrcu.
lars, Bill Heads, &c, Printing and Iitho-
graphing executed to order. Bibles, Mis-
ccllaneous, and School Books.
p. o. q Co, Publish Bullion's serlcs OF
Grnmmers; Comstock's series on the scien.
ces Hooker's Physiologies; Brocklesby's
ASTRONOMERS; Olney's Geography, newly
revised; Southern Class Readers Palmeris
Book keering' and the cheapest and best
Spelling Bo, I ever used,
Aug. 25, 2e-Gn.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES. PER
FUMERY &C.

THE SUBSCRIBER HAS JU ST OPEN
i ed at the old stand long known ~
MckAlNS DRUG STORE, large lot Of
Pure and well selected Drugs, Chemicals,
Surgical Instruments, Trusse., Patent Med
icines, Paints, Oil's, Dye Stufrs, Perfum. nv.
&c, which he can sell low aud will guaran
tee the pn ritv of any Medicines purchased
at his establishment
Those wishing TO purchase anything
in his line are invited to call and examine his
stock.
Customers who do not visit Camden, BY
sending their orders to him will find them
met with that attention and promptncss.
that will insure confidence.
JOHN J MrkAIN.
Camden, S C., Oct 81, 1858.
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Hardware Department.

full and complete, Combination comprising Square m
and Scribe all in " "f'''"e'
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New Advertisements. A
! O Rent.

To Rent.
~KE THE SUBSCRIBER offers for
AssSlS RENT the comfortable dwell.
8h3aIsE ing house, on Church Street.
Gz8 at present occupied by Mr.
Eli Beach, with the work shop attached if
desired. Persons will make application to
Mr.. Jones Crockett during my temporary
absence from the State.
JAS. NJ. INGRAM.
Lancastervillc, Nov. 10, 1853, 39tf.
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HOLIOWAY'S PILLS AND ONT
IL MENT, Sanfords Liver lnvigorator,
Jacobs Cordial, Ayers Cherry Pectoral and
Cathartic Pills, Jaynes Family Medicines,
Hostettcrs Biitcrs.
Charles London Cordial Gin, Wistnrs
Balsam Wild Cherry, Mustang Linimcnt,
and many other Medicines too numerous
TO mention, for sale and warranted Genuine
BY J. J. McKAIN.
Camden S. c. Oct 81,