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Caution.
POST OFFICE
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POST FiCE
Literary Depot!
yr,uE UNDERSIGNED HAVING RECENTLY
Il renewed their stock would respectfully ih,i,
male 10 their friends that lhry are pfePa'cu W u"
ANY order embraced In the ''he Oh
BOOK >,
Bound and In prmphiel form. comprising large as,
snr;ment of NOVELS and light h'era'u'e' ny '"'
most popular authors oi the dhy
Standard Works,
In sheen. calf ard cloth Historical, Biographica''
CrI.cal, Poetical. Theological, Philosophical Phol>
o,,coI sn,,,naI. n g the recent ISM &c &c. among
which are Byron Moore, shakespeare, beh 5ohhso,,,
pre.eott's Conquest of Peru ana meA'co' brhnua a >
rncy.lopmda OF Science, Literature ana Arl' nll,
OF English Literature, ChamDers @ ....,,,c,.
Hare's Works, aud q hoss ""'o" 'f
enumefBting.
School Books
,a,,..d for The Common Schools here, besides
large assortment Of different vafieueS'
Stationery.
,,-n, ps,e, Gilt and plain, ruled and unruled, Le'
,si can. fooIscap. Bill Cap, broad ana narrow ,
Ga.ds rnored and plain. Fancy Note Paper ..
evsry yafiety and style. ihe bnss' s'e' o'0"e"' "
this markei. Envelopes 70 nAic"'
nLAyK BOOKS, demi folio, cap. qu1rto 10 le snesp,
Russia. halt bound, hc' o'"'''' '0' '''
fnTsSrY fnes,S I IaRTIGLEs, Desks, Portfolios Albums
Cold pens. and Pencil Cases.
Cutlery,
" w..,s0bolrn', best. VIOLIN STRINGS.
Christmas Presents: .,,...,,
Toy Books, SCI al W
lowest figures. n.uSuAMk LOCKWOOD.
| dec2s
Dec. 35, 1887.
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Perfectly Pure Medical Tonic

invaluable n. n remedy again-t BAD WATER,
GRAVEL, INDIGESTION, DYSPEPSIA. DEBliI-
TY, &C They also certify that they found my
schnapps to be free from Arnylic Alcohol or fusil
Oii an exceedingly hurlill ingredient, found In all
common Gin. which Df. Mott describes Us "fetid.
acrd and asihmatical ind producing rrdparable ef-
feels upon the and stomach. The certificates
also prove my Schnapps perfectly clenr OF "the SO.
cund or heavier Essential Oh OF Juniper. also dan
yeruus component produced by the over distllntion
prncced to the quantity IN making ordinary
tin "
These statements are made with a view to Invite
comnarison in Calf Jrnia between the genuineW Ocs
Schnapps and the various brands OF bogus limitations,
,nixrd doctured up, or rweetened en-; In square,
black bottles Limitation Of my style OF botes) under
different nnmes aud labels. whether marked London,
Germany, Holland Scnednm SChnhpps. NC. IN inn
mite variety-confient that the tria will result In
California Just 1t has long since done In all the
older states, In rtpudlnting all the bogus, dnwholo
some limitations referred toand the complete triumph
of my pure Schcidam Schnapps.
desire briefly 10 notice two iacts which have lately
added LARGELY to the Use of Wolfe's Schnnpps In the
CITY of New York and elsew here lst Pure French
brandy 1t In now almost impossible Ia obtan-neariy
nil the brantiy muorted from France heing American
ruw spirits sent there, mnde into bandy and shipped
back again. ID. Mnn) people are abandoning the
use of American wskey, brandy ana GIN, since IL
has been discovered tnat SrRICilNINE, de1dly
poison is In at the west In distling thereby In
creasIny the yield Of Liquor about one-third
in conclusion. win cay tp all who desire who'e-
some agreeab TOME and st,hulent,give iair trato
" o l. + r. s
Scheidam Aromatic SchDapps.
UDOLPHO WOLFE, Sole importer,
s63m % Beaver street, New York
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COUNTY OFFICERS.
SUPERVISORS,

SUPERVISORS.
First District ................. ....F. \. Mhhe~s
TFcOnu - '.sC"sp
ynlrd " L "'P'e'
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BIAN KS

Evesy description OF Blanks executed on the short
d notice, With unrivalled taste and neatness
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unArESr and common blocks, h'n
Il Hope and Ds'''eA~ ~ John 6 ALBRo.
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Notice.

Va Office IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
~ whom II may concern, that have this day Hp.
pointed ID. W. Checsemsu my Agent To attend 10 my
business duriDg NY absence rom the Stale.
JOHN =. kESSlNC.
Oroville, Jan. 16, IsjS-jis I'm
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17sssFzzz o 6nf5, 5WsFl1s ana AmeS{1rn
dls 1oda D. ALn8o.
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UNITED STATES OFFICERS.
CA BINET.

President ......JhaEs BrCH.SAx.
Vice John e. Breckenridge
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Spring Goods.

w e. are now receiving onr nsna supply of Goods
w suitable for the SPRING AND SUMMER,
lo which we invite the attention OF our customers
and the public generally. Our largo stock OF Dress
Goods, comprises all the elegant novelties Of the seal,
In Flounces ---Flcunccd Aquillcs
FIcUnccl and luIcd Aqnillcs
Eaya,icrcs Two and three JupcS. &c. &c.
In Lawns: Organizes. BiragcS DlculcS.
Cna!ics and Frci.ch Camhrcs,
Also. prtntrd Lawns, Organizes and laconrS, i'll va.
ricty with many other styles,
English and American Calicu"s
Scotch Gingham< French pcrcnlcs & Lawns
Wi;e Maslins OF every description
Scotch and French EmbroIdcres
Inrd. Ilcm,ttcncd 4 Embroidered clear Lawn
ian.!krrci.i"is
Frclitl and Chantilly Man:il,as, Sc.
Cotton ami Li>ic and open work Hosiery
Xii and Iislr Gloves !iamtcts au'; Lace Miit-
Long cloths Liuemi shcctug.. 90
Long Lawns and French Caub:I,s
Uuun AMI Linen DrS iur boys wcar-a very
full assortment.
tot,onn,lr- oi Tie most approved make, with a
Complete Stock Of ron:c>IicS, suitable Tor House
Servants
The above Goods have all been purchased iii the
Northern Markets. WITHIN the last lew wcr%s, many
OF them far below their actual var. ami VIII he sold
accurm.lv "" rroiS' t. sell aS cheap aS III" same
quality of goods can Ic EnuSht anywhere for cash or
81. the usual time and will rake lra-ur, III showing
lhrIr to aly one fnvuiiI,c with a call
March aJ.-n A. N. " K KENNEDY.
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List of Letters.

DEMAINING in the Post Office, Camden, S. c.
N April 30, 1858.
Al. W. Armstrong (2); Miss c. Fl. Anderson
Samuel n Atkinson, J. D. Adams
B-A. r. Bragg, (2): George Brown, (e); D. H.
Braugh,on, Mrs John Byrne, Bryant Bateman, Rich
ard Brown A. G. Baskin, 49,
.C.-Heirs OF John Cook Revolutionary Pensioner)
Heirs Of Capt Benj Carter, (2) Rusty Cony ers Miss
Mary Cook, Daniel J. Cook, James Cathcart, K. L.
Crawford, W. B. Campbell, t3)
oh Davis, (2); Charles Davis A. IL. Dixon
". Dixon.
E.-E. Elliott E,heridge & Ferrel, T. c. Evans.
F.-Ma,hew Freeman John S. Family Miss Caroline
Fourd, Richard Ford, ]. W. Ford, Oliver Farnum:
G.-wm Gibbs, Frances Gaskins, (2); DR.. W.
Gregg, l6(
H.GHumphill l. Gas.en, John S Hudson Sarah F.
Hodges. D. D. Hassit Gabriel 7. Hodge, IL. W.
Harrington.
J.-J. johnson, D. Johnson.
K-B j. Kuykendall Wiley Kelley, Charles 3.
Keen.
by. B. Levy, (s); c. H. d ". Love, D. Le-
land A. P, LaCoste.
Mr.. NJ. Moore, James Mathis, A. P. Morri.
son, (3l; Hannah Middleton
N-Wm. J. Newkirk
P-L. ]. Patterson, Mss Caroline Price Richard
". Peetier. DR.. T. G. Pcwe, Jasper Price, 7. W.
Page, Mrs. J. Z. Peay. L. +. Perce, Peter Pinder,
W. Fl. Pierce Martha Pye. Z. Parker, t2)
R.-W Riley, j. Ragan. W. L. j. Reid. Henry
Ro,hrock, William Read. F. Root.
SD. n. Shu!arS (3) Gives Samons Curtas
Spatofrpod. John W. Sarke, ". Pinckney Starke
=. Sumter Mrs Sarah Smith, Eliza Stephens, Joseph
Simond., Thomas Sumler, Fl. L. Spencer,
Tt A. W. Turner, (3I; Il. r. Terrell Harriet
Robinson. A, B. Towers. James NJ. Taylor.
Us Wv II. Upthegrove, c. L. VillePigue
W.. C. West. (S}; Miss Margaret Williams }.
NJ. Woodward, DR.. q. E. Worrell. Thomas Watts
Mrs. c. Whitaker, s H. Wallace
rg- Persons calling for the above will please say
they are advertised.
OFFICE HOURS-Froms A. N. to 4 P. NJ. On
Sunday from to 10 A. NJ.
May 4,-tf T. W. PE.'uES,
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NJ EE IN
CHEAP GOODS.
Gas Light.

HAVING purchased the right III sell '.Dank'rh Y
i l. Baiy's Patent Safeguarding Gas Lamps"
am prepared 10 supply every family with the most
beautiful and economical light now in nse. The sub
stance n>cd in generating gas is the common Burning
Fluid and lh- burner is simple in its construction
that it rconrcS but little time and ingenuity 10 keep
it in good burning order the burner lormes It's own
gas bcing evapnrizcd and dcr"mposcd by lis own
heat Unlike The ordinary tnid lamp it does net
Ih,ow or uuco,,srlnrd carbon but il forms lroE the
anid Ylrc II yrn Carbon tas, al {" which is convey
ed through he ceutre Of the generator hot leaving
unv suls,aucc Ia escape ruronsumcd The hu'"cr OF
,his .rp can be fitted 10 amy ordinary IND or oil
lanp without The least possible danger of explosion,
rs ,har IRE so constructed That TO expl de- ne o' them
would be utterly Impossible They are c'nsicred by
thousands who are nsng them. 10 he MS sale, u
not safer an the old lamp or candle" as the:c is IL"
spark ing from the flame. II is 10 be distinctly un-
,lars,ood ha, The gas lamp will give tile ssue amount
Of l,ht AS seven stcaruc or first qaliiy tallow
die. for moi more than a:d half cent an hour -
Give it Il rial and test it's superior advantages.
,rrove all things aud hold fast that which is good y
C,A oud >ee for yourseIres if hese Mias not true
Axil6 CT sid by FRANCIS L. ZEMP.
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Fishing Tackle.

r5NWlSTED AND PLNTED SILK LINES
l Flax, Linen and Cotton do.
Limerick ami Salmon Trout looks o. le"ps.
Hinged Fat ahd Sharp bead Hooks,
Linen and silk !inrS,- furnished complete
Minnow Meas Rags aud Handles;
Netting Needles.
pa,cn, Spinning Bait, with look-.
TO- Spoon do !W.
Cork floats and Fish Hooks Z; every z' aGd l"Scip-
,ion Arril l3.--ti !. \. YOUNG.
CliEAr NEGRO RL.tNNN7.> also Negro Shoes
\ ! OF q superior qualify !'r ~" i"w n the or
Corner" J." L. y. %rNNtks
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just Received,
ts,,u, of II 1000 Flowers.

4 FINE article for Improving the complexion,
\ cleansing the teeth removing dandrrlii from the
hair and cxcelIcn, !or shaving. Just received and
for sale by +. l." SHM''
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CAMDEN BAZAAR.

CAMDEN BAZAAR.
WE HAVE NOW on HAND and daily
w receiving new additions to our large and va.
riepa,ed stock Of Spring and Summer Dry Good7 con-
sisting in par. OF
Black and Fancy Dress Silk, Crepe d'Espagne.
Chally, Bare.e Tissue, Muslin, Gingham, and
other new styles.
Plain White and Figured Crepe ShawlS.
fTs7 Embroidered Seeyes. ChemiZettes and Collars.
swiss and Cambria Founcings and Bands,
Edgings and Insertngs.
Plau aud Embroidered Handkerchief.
Silk and Straw Bonnes, Ladies md Misses Flats,
Ribbon and Artfcials; Dress Trimmings,
Parasols and Ladies Sun Umbrellas,
Kid aud Silk Gloves MittS.
Extension, Skeleton, Hoop, Manila, Grass and
other Skirts.
Silk, Gauze and MeHno Tests,
Caters Bootees and Shoes.
HOUSE KeEPl lNG JAR Gle 5.
Bleached and Unbleached Shecting-a widths
TowoIIing.
Huckahack. French Towels, Napkins and Doylies,
Shirtngs and Irish Linen
Linen Cambria and Lacon,
GENTS WEAR.
Oar usual large assortment Of READY MADE
CLOrHING-made expressly for our sales
, White and Brown Linen and Drilling. Drap Ete,
| Straw. Silk Fur and Cashmere Hats
Boots and Shoes,
Unt,ellas of all qualities and styles
| A large assortment Of Tailors' Trimmings.
HARD WARE TIN WARE, S-tDLERI
and CUTLERY.
Csd ,kery. China Glass and Queensware,
Ak2OC82A-E2G288o
Tea, Coffee. Sugar Bacon, dc.
,ll of which We invite the attention Of our Gus
land the public generally. oo
l97 NJ. DRUCKER / co.
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
ASS mizes amounting TO = 500, ,CcC
Whole Tickets. 81 10; Halves, $5; Quarters
So 1-2.

PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from 10 10000 corresponding with
these Numbers on the Tickets printed on separate
slips of paper are enciTcled with small tin tubes aud
placed i'll one Wheel
The first 45i Prizes, similarly printed and enclrccd
are placed in another wheel
Tie wheels are Then rerolvcd. md 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 cNlIibi
ted 10 tile aucencc and registered by the Commission
ers the Prize being placed against The Number drawn
This operation is repeated uuta the Prizes drawn
out.
APPROXIMATION PEIIES.-Thc two preceding
and the two succeeding Numbers 10 those drawing tie
frs, Prizes will be entitled 10 the IS Approxna
ton Prizes
For example, If Ticket No. ll25O draws The $4,000
PrizetIo5e Tickets Numbered ll2lS ll249 ll25l,
ll2J2, will each be entitled 10 S4Uu. il Ticket No.
55O draws the S3000D Prize, those Tickets numbered
54S SO 55!, 552 wll each he entitled 20 $500 and
so on according to the above scheme
The $500 Prizes Of $40 will be determined by the lust
licure OF the nlmcr hat draws the $4,000 Prize.
For example If the Number drawing the $4,000
Prize ends with No then all the Tickets where the
number er d. in l. will bc entitled To $40 II the mum
her en- with Nc. ,, then n!iihc Tickets where tie
Number ends il: will he entitled TO $50, and so un
to-
Csr cass Of Packages will he sold at tllc ollow.Ag
rates which is the risk.
Certificate of Package clio Whole Tickets. $50
10 llalf 10
10 Quarter Il" 90
" 10 Eigluhs " 10
I'm Ordering Tic ketS or Certificates,
Encluse the money to our address for the Tickets
ordered, on receipt Of which they will be forwarded
by first mail.
Tic LIST of Drawn Numbers aud Prizes will be
sent to purchasers Immediately after lhcdrawing.
~ Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain and give their Post Office. County and State
-" Remember that every Prize is drawn, and pay
able in l;i,l without deduction.
lSY~Ali Prizes Of s 600 and under. paid immcdi-
aicly after the dawirg-oihcr Prizes at the asu"l
sine of thirty days.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address orders Tor Tickets or Certificates to
s. SWAN Il CO.. Augsuta tia.
~" Persons residing near Montgomery, Ala. or
Atlantis Ca, can have their orders lcd and save
time by addressing S Swan Co.. at either Of those
cities.
-5y- \ list OF the numbers that are drawn from the
wheel with the amount OF the prize that each one is
crliI led TO- will he published alter every drawing. III
the collnsing paperS:Nag Orleans Dehn. .H"ble Re-
,i,ty. Cha,l-stoa StuuGdrd N,ShcWs Gu:etie .RtAtu
Lt,lLycncer, Nro York W,eky Doy Rook and Saron,
nah Wo,Uing .yerS Richmond Di'pafch, M0 I~k Dis.
match ad FuulJing iNsS.) Clarion Augusta G") Con-
>titutionalist oud Little Rock, (A'k True Democrat
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Bac0n---Bacon.

A PRIME ARTICLE OF B.lCON SIDES OR
n SHOULDERS by the Hid or retail can be
had ut ii small advance or cost for cash only at
G.b I6-tf RGBT LATrAS
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Mrs, L.. Hannlcr>iOugll

) now on hand, and is daily receiving new
Editions to her large Stock of French Millinery
to " hich she invites her friends and the pub
|talIr, April 27--tf
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TNIIE New York Weekly GOLDEN PRIZES one
L ofhe Largest and best literary papers OF the day.
An imperial quarlo contaung eight pages. or Forty
columns, of ente tanning original matter and elegantly
illustrated every week
Git worth from so cents to $500 in gold, will be
presented 10 each subscriber Immediately ON receipt
of the subscription niorry.
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q FORTUNE OF
So 100000 2
TO BE HAD
FOR TEN DOLL ARS!
Swan & Co.'s lotteries!

AUTHORIZED by the STATE cf GEORGIA
-Ass sr-,e..-4.a.-.-
rNHE FOLLOWING SCHEME will
1 le drawn By s SWAN " CO., Managers Of
the Sparta Academy Lottery in each Cf their Single
Nualber Lotteries for MAY, 1853 at Augusta,
Georgia. i'll public under the superintendence {" Com
missioners.
LA SIS lS,
To he, drawn in the City OF Augusta, Georgia, in
public, on Saturday, MAY lsk 1888
CLASS Ia,
To be drawn in the City of Augusta, Georgia, in
public Oh Saturday. NAY 9Th, 1858.
CLASS Is,
To b. drawn in the City of Augusta, Georgia. in
public Oh Saturday MAY 18TH, 1888.
CLASS 1S,
To I've drawn in the City OF Augusta, Georgia, in
public IN Saturday, NAY 23h 1858.
*" u &5S ATo
70 be drawn i'll the City Of Augusta, Georgia, IN
public. GU saturday, MAY29;h. 1858. |-"@y
on ETiE, PLAN OF SINGLE, NUMBERS.
Five Thousand Four Hundred and Eighy.ivc Prizes! !!
Nearly One Prize TO every Nine
ss" TICKETSi
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME,
T0BE ORA WN EACH S.IYC'RDIT
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD

EgaTcgrS. 1-::NE-,
NUSLINS, SKIRTS. EMBEOlDEElES, &c, ;it
VI amd 5rl0W Sn-t
The subscribers would respectfully cal attention. /"
lot of Goods which they have mark L" Ice sod at
aud below cost. n>iStiug i'll part OF
Plain aad Figured Gnlorcd Earcg"s,
Cn"rcl Lawns and MuSlims.
Eml,rodcrics OF various kinds,
MarsclrS. Corded. Grass. and M"liair Skirts,
Plain and Brocaic silk ParaSrlS.
Also mnny other sly les Of H""IS, winch VIII be
sold "a above sand Call ami SEQ Tor yourself
April 20 y. MA l'i''''H' " va
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J. & B. ISRAEL

GENTS WANTED.---SlOO 10 $3.50
n PER MONTH.--Here is rare chance for a few
young men 10 make large salary without investing
capital The above is no three cent catch penny
or humoug to introduce Patent Medicines, Books DO
gus Lotteries and Tickets For outfit enclose stamp
or three cent piece for return postage. Address
April 27-tE l. L. CAkihh,
Box Nc. l55, Pla:stcw, n H.
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OTIS
Improved Lightning Conductors

rINEEE Subscriber is prepared 10 furnish ana put
| up these excellent protectors against lightning
They combine cncapncss with excellence aud never
fail 10 rive satisfaction to those who have nscl them
The model can bc seen at Mr !. B. Al.ENANpERS
SHOP one door above Mr.. punnps store.
March 30 1T i. CURTIS.
Lancaster Icigcr and Family Fricnh, ilS"rt )
months; each and scnd EiIl to this Office.
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DR., VIM. A. Sanders

HOTTON osnaburgs ofo supsrior aualty;as6 cofd
" Cotton goods for servants wear just opened at
the "0ld. Corner by ,-E. 4E.,BoNsEY.
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ID EAL Pink Eye Seed rstaioes. sfue Northern.
N Chets, fresh Ruisins CnrraGts, Citrpn. Boston
Pickles &C. just received at the odd Corner
E,,W. Bg&SEY.
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WINTER CLO.iKS and lN1TTTLLA5St tatrcna !;
w also, Printed DrLaines and cuhred Dress Silks
on the same favorable terms at tho odd Correr,.-
feb l9.-rf G Il. W 1BGNNEY.
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Light tl$.Eig3,sk.

lust received, one Barrel Pure spernl.eil One
81 Barred Solar Oil winch will be sold low torcaS
by JOHN J.McKAlS.r
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New Goods.
T,c;11cn T,T,Ista~1,

4 FRESH Supply OF Sadirr Firth, & Ross cclc-
braic Lonion Mustard i'll hay pou"d h"t' lcs: just
received at the Drugstore {" j. T.. DELAY
April l3lh.-lt One door below MMaSonc Hail.
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Bank Receivers Sale.

N0TfCEis hereby given that the undersigned, Re-
ceivers Of the Hancock Bank Ell worth, will sell at Pub
lie Auction at our office in Ellsworth, Thursday the
18th day of January next commencing at ten O'Clock
A. all the right title and interest which said Bank has
In aui to the following described real estate tn wit: LIT
Of land situated street. in Ellsworth viagt, with
the brick thereon being the premises conveyed to
said Bank by deed Of David by dated March 1850 and
recorded in Hancock Registry Of Deeds Vol 100 Page 1873
Also mortgage Of du' said Bank situated in
Orand in said County Containing ninety more or
less with the debt thereby secured being the pemses
conveyed said Bank by Nancy p Keyes, by deed Of
mortgage dated Dec % A. b. 1856, and recorded in said
Registry, Vol 10l Page 81. lS' If Real E
due said Bank, situated in said Ellsworth with the
debt thereby secured being the premises conveyed
to said Bank by Ivory l.. Brown by deed OF mortgage da
ted May 20, A. D. 1855, and recorded in said Regisr;
Vol l94, Page 1872.
Also all the interest said Bank has IN and to another lot
Of land situated in said Eswo til, containing eight square
rods by virtue of levy the an Execution i'll
Of said Bank against Alfred joy, made the 9Th
day of August A. D. 1897 ami recorded in said Registry
Vol l04 Page 46l.
Also the right of redemption which Christ pher Chase
has in and to his homestead situated in said Ellsworth
Sold EXecut in favor Of said Bank against said
Chase, the 18th day Of July A. D. 1885 to Arno Wis
well for said Bal X ing the premises conveyed to
said Wiswell BY Isaac H. Thomas, Sheriff.. by deed dated
Sept 10, D. 1888, and Recorded in sold Registry Vol
1876, Page 5l5.
Also all the interest Of said Bank in and to about four
thousand of timber land situated in Nova Scotia
the La Have river and its brances in the counties Of
King and Annapolis.
so will he sold the time and place all the de-
nands belonging and due To said Bank except what may
be previously disposed Of. Terms Cash
$. WAREHOUSE, Reviewers
HATCH MACoMTEE Of the
ARNO WISW ELL, } Hancock Bank.
Ellsworth, Dec. g. 1853. AZ
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far. Gent Wilson introduced resolution
his morning requiring him to furnish all
information on the subject in his possession
not incompatible with the interests of the
country.
The General is also inclined to checkmate
the mo yement To make Arizona slave
State. This morning he gave notice that he
should introduce bill giving the people of
the Territory the power OF electlng their
Governor and other officers, when the terri
torial government should be erected. This
announcement occasioncd something OF a
Hattering on the other side.
This, taken in connection with the posi-
ton of the Republicans in regard to Oregon
Vonnecting her with Kansas seems to impress
the Democrats with the idea that the dues-
ton of slavery in the territories is by no
means settled in their favor, the bred Scott
decision, and President message to the con-
trary notwithstanding.
DR.. Rae, the Attic discoverer, lectures at
the Smithsonian Institute to night, upon
Garlic Discovery" Barry Sullivan, the
English tragcdian, is drawing good houses
at the theatre, and gaining for himself AN
enviable American reputation The Union
calls him the first now trcadinr the boards
in this country. The cantata Of 1.-The IIav-
makers" by Root, was given for the benefit
of the Young Mems Christian Association,
this week, at the Smithsonian Institute, to
a very good house
The weather which for the last two weeks
has been abominablc has at last changed and
to-day is bright, clear, and pleasant, and
warm enough for May AlFnA.