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SO UT III G AR OLINA.
LANCASTER DISTRICT

hhe Court Of Ordinary. Real Estate Of
Rebecca Champion, (deceascd,) 2s5 Acres.
Joseph R"d.ers, applicant, vs.. Robert T.
Robinson and Martha Robinson, his wife,
James Nisl'et and Jane Y NisLct, his wife,
Mary a. Rodgers. Young William Rodgers
Mary ALA Rodgers, lame, Ouicn Rodurr,.
Pey'on Graves Rodgers. DR. James J. vii
iian's, Clsiborn Champion, Defendants.
appearing to my satisfaction, tha, all
the above naued defendants, reside without
this state. Ii Is therefore ordered that each
and all Of said defendants above named. d.
appear and object 10 the division or sal. o +
The real estate OF Rebccca Champion. dc.
cesed.!on or before the 18th day OF Nav
1858, or ,her consent and III. conscuI of
each will be entered of record.
JAMES ii. WiTliERSPOON.
D.: ... Ordinary l. d.
Feb. 5th 1853, 5a.3m pra6.
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SOUTH ROLINA.
Feb. 3,

Henry Champion In Equity--Lancaster
and wife, Mahala, District, So. Ca.
VA. Bill to re, aside decree
Elizabeth Gawley.
IT. appearing to my satisfaction that Eliz,
abeih Gawley, the defendant, resides with
out the limits Of thi, State. IL is ordered
on motion Of Moore, solicitor for ecmnlain-
ants. that the said defendant, Elizapetn Cav.
iey, do answer, plead, or demur 10 the Bill
in above case, on or before the 22d of April
1853. Otherwise Judge" ent pro coniesso
will be order,d against her.
JAMES ~. WITHERSPOON.
G. T.. l. ID.
January 8, 1853. 4S-3m-p. f. s6.
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TNCATTLE DEALERs.-THE NEW
l. YORK WEEKI.Y NEWS has fuH,

fair and faithful report Of the New York cat
tie market each week. The report alone
Is worth twice the subscription price Of the
paper, Only Que Dollar year. Peblish.
ed NJ No. l02, Nassau street.
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Notioe--.Goods at Cost

n OFFER MY STOCK OF GOODS AT COSY.
- Those wishing good bargains win do weIl
W cali.
e# ALL persons indebted to me are re-
quested 70 make immediate se,,Iemcrt.
J, l.. CoUSAR
Jan. IL 1854 4s1
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MONEY WANTED,

'hoh our customers who owe us for
!hs Years 1856 and 1857. We have
heavy payments falling due which We mns,
meet or be protested and perhaps sued -
Tome up all and give us a lift, If YOU cannot
Ray m' pay part aud all you can, every
niue ne'ps. Those who have not paid amy
fh'hg Tor either year must make some ar
engagements before return day, which is the
IHh INST or they will be very npt. TO hear
from from Us by the way Of the ShcriTs Office.
iWe must have money to carry on 6nr bus.
mess 10 those of our. customers who
havr paid US up We return our sincere
thanks.
HASSELTINE & CURETON.
Feb. 10Th 1858, 52-3t
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
LANCASTER DIsrRIcT.
la the Common Pleas.
H. IT, Williams
~ vs. Attachment,
Dec. Q, 1857.

Whereas, the plaintiff did on the l4th
day of March 1857 HE his declaration A.
gninst the Defendant who (as il il said) ia
absent from aud without the limits of thi.
State, and has neither wife nor attorney
known within the same, upon whom copy
OF the said Declaration nigh. be served
IL is therefore ordensd. that the said Defeu.
dant do appear and plead to the said Decla-
ration on OF before the l5th day March
(is5s) which will be in the year Of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty.
eight, eiheswiseiAnaE and absolute Judge
ineut VIII then DC given an awarded against
him.
7 s LA STEwuAN, Clrk.
March l4th 1897 Son m for iy,
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New Advertisements.
To Tax PAYERS,

NOTICE.-I will be at the usual
~ places oi Tax paying, (tor the purpose
of receiving Tax returns on the follow iny
days, viz:
Al M"bley's Store, Monday, Feb %.
Horizons, Tuesday, 81.
Tnxahnw. "Wednesday, "a.
Plyler's Muster Ground, Thurs.
day, February, 25.
Smalls, Friday. Feb. 26.
Jacksonhnm, Saturday, 81.
Tue Court House. Monday, Mar. l.
Craigsvrile, Tuesday, 2.
I" II. K. Mugil's Store, Wednes-
da,, March, 3.
Bcllair, Thursday, March a.
X" IS Store, Friday, 8,
ank, Monday, 8,
Bullards Muster Ground,
Tuesday, 9.
And nt the Court House. during Court
week. Returns of deaths, births, and mar
rIag">. must b. mad. in the same way that
they were made last year
Below YOU will see the instructions piyen
/" Tax Collectors, by the Comptroller Gen.
rrai
Tax PAYERS will please prepare them
selves with 'he right kind Of money.
The Tax Books will be closed on the
2Jih day OF April.
II. HUNTER, T.C.L.D.
January ~, 1898. 5)-4t.
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Sheriff q Sales.

Df Virtue Of Snndry Wr,is of Fl +, 10
- me directed, will sell before the Court
House door at Lancaster on the first Mon
day 10 March next within the legal hours
OF sale the following property, to wit:
All defendants interest IN FIVE hundred acres
ct land. moIs or less, (known rs the Mar
srei Baker IrncD adjoining lands Of Jona-
than Knight, Allied Moore, ct al. levisd on
and to be sold to satisfy n Fl. Fa in favor
Of John Cyburn against John J. T. Baker,
defendant. 'Pfsl rs
ALSO. Three hundred acre, more or less.
adjoining Estate lands Of ii. J. Gregory,
lands OF Mrs Gregory and others, levied on
and 10 be sold as the property Of Owen
Gregory at the suit of Natha MEL J. Houph
and others. PfSl IS
ALSO, Two hundred acres, more or less
adjoining lands OF Jones Crockett. Robert
T.. Allison, Esq.. and o,hsrs levied on and
to be sold rs the property of James Adams
deceased, to satisfy a Fl. Fa ia favor OF
WIN, Mckenna against Elizabeth Adams
hdm'r. of James Adams. Pf$I is.
ALSO, All defen dants interes, in three
hunored acres, more ar less, adjoining ian,i,
Of David Caskey, w. A. Moore and Others
levied on and To be sold as the properly of
Grnndrrson M. Caskey at the suit of 4. J.
b. Harper, and others. Psi rs.
ALSO. Three hundred acres, more or
lees, whereon defendant lives, adjoining
lands OF William Roberts, Washington Hin
son aud others, levied on and 10 be sold "a
the property Of WIN. w. Ellis, at the suit
Of " lie g. Strait. PfsI rs.
ALSO, Five hundred acres, more or less,
adjoining lands Of George MrC. Wi,her.
spoon, aud others, levied on and 10 be- sold
~ the property Of James T.. Curetou at the
suits Of James NJ. Morrow and Others
PfsI rs.
ALSO, Five hundred acres, more or less,
adjoining lands of L,ban Furguson, Nathan
Tel Cooke. and Others levied on aud to be
soi as the property OF A. J Miller at the
suit OF John X. Welsh and Others.
PfSl rs.
ALSO. Two hundred acres, more or less,
adjoining Iands Of Alfred Gardner William
Gardner and Others levied on and 10 be sold
as the property Of Darling Gardner at the
suit Of ,be Administrators Of Johr Brown,
deceased. Pfsl rs
ALSO, Six hundred. acres. niore or less,
whereen defendant 'ives sdjoiniug lands Of
n. n. Massey, David Hood and oti,srs levied
op and to be sold as The property Of Thos.
Csfston, Indofsef. ~ the suis Of the Prest-
dent and Directors Of the Bank Of the State
Of sen,h Carolina, Indorssr, (for interest on
u Fa) Pfsi rs.
Conditions eash, sc.
- "a - II. HANCOCK, S. l. d.
Feb. 9Th 1853, 62-3t
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LIMESTONE SPRINGS
FEM ALE HIGH SCHOOL
spartanburg District,
faculty OF INSTRUCTION.

Faculty OF INSTRUCTION.
REV T. CURTIS, D D.
Principal. AMI Instructor IN Mental and Nor
H' Science, History, and English Literal
turc.
REV. W. CURTIS. IL. D.,
Princrpal, and Instructor in Natural Science
MRS. f. A. CURTIS
Superintendent of Domestic aud Social
Duties.
PROFESSOR J. n ERFURTH,
Instructor III Music, Vocal aud Instrumental
PROFESSOR W LUDDBN
Instructor in Music, Vocal and lnstrume ntal
MISS NJ. A FOSTER,
lnstructrcss in English Branches.
MISS c. n. TALCoTT,
InsirucIress in Mathematics.
MISS cATHARISE cRITrENDEN AND Mss A. C.
CRAIG,
lnstruclress in Geography and History.
Instructor in Drawing, Painting and writing.
NINE. NJ 4 sCHOHENBERG,
instruc,r"ss III Vocal and Instrumental Mu-
Sic, and French.
MRS NJ. LUDDEH
ln~vnc,r"ss in Vocal aud Instrumental
MIsIc.
MRS. ~. n. cASsELS,
,RsH'' Cf Reu. $. J. CasSelS, ID. d.
MnIron.
Mr,-rs. Curtis would renew their respect.
Ia. T"nunw led Iemcnis OF the kind suppur,
"i tbc public daring the Last Twelve years.
Ih" location md climate of the school are
welt known, IT'S uneqwaIlrd Retirement and
accommodations, ana iIs remarkable Health.
nl"r-s
They have purchased and added to their
property, chiefly win view to its Retire.
ncni, ongenlal alike, rs they find it, To the
best habIis "iaitrnitOn. To scholastic duties,
and 10 Tie m"drsty Of the female character.
In every department the best Assistants
are sought for The Principals have sur
fcred o Inconvenience. OF occasional cha npcs
or Increased expenditure tn obstruci them
IL the pursuit of ,his object aspiring MS
they Gao repeat they 90, 10 leaving the
School rich IN influence, literary and moral,
rather than 10 enrich themselves. or to uc
con.pi'sh any personal or srctaran Object.
DR. WIN. Curtis will be found at the MiIp,
House, Charleston, on Saturday 18th Feb.
leaving on Mcnday 18th for McMnhon's
B"nrning House Columbia, aud for York
vile Oh Tuesday 10th.
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LAST NOTICE,

A HPefzopn,i Indebted 20 +. X. g. J. r..
IA HsgiIls or 70 sIagiIl g. Heath, will
make inin,ediafe payment, a. the above bn-
'fsness must r r-.."sely be settled up.
- T. X. MAGlI.L
Jeiy Ist, 1851 20--tL
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Bianks, Blanket.

a SUPPLY of blanks on hand Mt the
Ledge, Uaice, .ths. will be sold exclusively
for cash Person, will o5lige US by moi
asking Cor them on an ,ther terms.
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To Planters and Houe
Builders.

The subscriber returns his thanks for the
very liberal patronage received for the past,
and takes this method Ia inform the citizens
of Chester and surrounding Districts, and the
whole South, that no has effected another
Improvement in the
Cotton Gin s. Wheat Thrasher,
that excels any that have ever been intro.
duced heretofore; and from long experience.
he has no fear in challenging any other Fac.
tory, either North or South, To produce IN
equal. He feels very confident in saying 10
the public, that his Gins excel in perform
ance any othe! make or pattern now 10 use
With dry cotton the roll cannot be broken
or made TO spew over, which no other pre-
tends to claim, and with good driving pow
er and attendance, n IS saw GIN, will gin
from 1 TO bales or more IN a day, weigh
ing from $50 To 4OU lbs: which il as much
as any one hand can well handle in a day
Any person wanting Gin or I'hrasher, can
be supplied by sending on his order TO me
nj Lewisyille, Chester District. y e.. Work
will be shipped 10 any place desired.
REPAIRING done al the shortest possi-
BILE notice.
To House Builders, will say that am
manufacturing SASH, BLINDS g. DOORS
of any description, made of the best mater rial,
and dry lumber, and workmanship the very
best.
All work carefully packed and forwarded
to order. JOHN SIMPSON.
June Ilth. 1856. Tiff
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TO DEMOCRATs.-oNE THE

ITO DEMOCRATS.-ONE " + OF THE
Il brsi duties Of good Democrat is to
support his party Press. The New York
Daily and Weekly News is now well estab-
lisiied as the Democratic organ Of New
York City. II is one of the best newspa-
pers OF the day, moreover. Send 10 your
subscriptions Weekly News only One
Dollar a year, Published =, No. lo2 Nassau
street New York.
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Notioe---Steam Mill.

4 LII PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE
"A Subscriber for the past year, ending
1857 must actually come and close their
accounts with cash, or by note. Cash pre-
ferred. Mr. A. J. Kibler, will be always
ready at the Steam Mil, to make settle.
mcnis. II not closed soon will te handed
TO an officer for collection.
i..ss .s..l JAS. ~ INGRAM
Janusry. IS, 1858. 6O-H
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S out h rolin a ,
LANCASTER DISTRICT.

WILLIAM SETTLE, who is i'm tho
custody of the Sheriff of Lancaster District
by virtue of Il Wi: of Capias nd Respon-
dcDdum ut the Suit Of Daniel Jones and
w. NJ. Kinder, having filed in NV office to-
gcther with schedule on oath of his whole
Estate and effects, his petition TO the Court
ST Common Pleas, PRAYING that he may be
admitted TO the benefit of the acts of the
General Assembly made for the Relief of
lnsulvrEt u 'bturs. 1t is ordered that the
said Daniel Jones, w, NJ. Kinder and all
Others the creditors to whom the said VIM.
Settle Is in any wise indebted, be and they
are hereby summoned and have notice TO
appear before the said Court at Lancaster
C"nrt House, on the Third Monday in
March next, TO shcw cause if any they can
why the prayer of the petition aforesaid
should not 5c granted
J. a. STEWMANp Clerk.
Office of Common Pleas, Lancaster Dis.
trict, Oct Is, 1897.
DE :. o. 1857. -.. g.. 43-3m.
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S out h Ca arolin a
: + p. LANCASTER DISTRICT

4 . LANCaSIER DISTRICT.
JOHN FLEMING who is in the custo.
dy Of the Sheriff OF lancaster District by
virtue of n Writ of Capias ad Satsfucien-
dun at the suit Of Anderson RSre-s pioal,
having tiled in my office together with a
Schedule ON oath of his Estat" and effects,
his petition TO the Court of Common Pleas
pray ing that he may be admitted to the ZEN
ehI Ui the Acts of tho General Assembly
made for the relief Of in,Uiycnt Debtors
IL Is ordered that she said Anderson Bow
ers aud al others the creditors 10 whom the
said John Fleming is in anywise indebted,
be, and they are hereby summoned and have
notice 10 appear before the said Court at
Lancaster Court House, on the Third Mon
day III March next, To show canse, if any
| they can, why the prayer Of the petitioner
aforesaid should not be granted.
}. A. SIEWMAN, Clerk.
Office of Common Pleas, Lancaster Dis
trict, Oct. !, 1885,.
Dec. 9, 1857. I3-3m
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TER WIS.

PER TERM orHALT TAYEAK, PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
INSTRUCTION English Department, S25 90
boARp. including washing, fuel and
nSn's'' .'''..' .''.,...... 90 OO
- The above include complete cours.
OF English Education (S75 the Term which
all the pupils are expected to take. the fol &.
lowing are opiional and may be taken or not
go whole Or IN parD, as may seem desira-
BILE
MU~Ic-Piano or Harp including
Vocal Music ...,.,... S25 90
Guitar or Harp, including Vo-
cal Music. 30 90
Vocal, special lessons ..... 30 90
use OF 'hho ''''......,...... so
Harp. p.............. s 90
fHFNcH .'...... ...............,.. 30 90
DRAWING AND PASr,So. .... 30 90
No chargrs beside The above will be made
IN conn,cii"h with the School, except for
Books and Stationery actually used.
January %, 1883. 5O-6t.
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AOiice.-Ali persons Indebted TO T.. A.
Cnsk.y g. Co, are requested to come up
aud make immediate payment. or they will
have 10 settle with some body else,
l.. a CASkEY.
Feb. ), sl.2t
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HAMPERS WEEKLY,
FIRsT-CLAss ILLUSTRATED PAPER.
THE BEST AND CHEAPEST
FAMILY NEWSPAPER In THE WORLD.
FIVE CENTS A NUMBER; g. so YEAR

FIVE CENTS NUMBER; 81 90 YEAR.
Bnlwer's Brilliant Romance, eutitled
What Will He DO With IL 2" pronounced
to br the mas,"rpiece of this polished, wit.
ty, aud learneu novelist, by special arrange
n,ent with the Author, appears in Harper's
Weekly simultaneously with its publication
in EngIanu.
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Culinary Articles.

AH'sp'ce, Cinnamon, Ginger, Mace. London
Mustard, Nu'mcgs and Cloves Coxrs
Sparkling G.ia,,.,. Tr.nsparsu, C.,s,in.
pink ANA White Soda, Sal Erarus, Black
and Red Pepper; Fla, curing Extracts Of
Lemon. Celery. Peach and Pear, Rose and
Peach Water, &c, ..ay always be found II,
the Drug Store of
J. f. DELAY,
One door below Masonic HAIL.
Camden, Feb. 10, 1858 52-4m.
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NEW PERFUMERY.
Window Glass,

Of that frori'c Patapsco Brand, in sizes
from 10 I" lS X2l. Also, Physicians
fre'cnpt'cn Walls, from n half to eight
ounces. Just received ut the Drug Store
OF }. f.. DELAY,
One door Below Masonic Hall.
'nmhch. f"O lo. 1888. 81 Pm.
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Fresh Drugs and Medicines

CONSISTING OF MOST OF TIE
~ new and leading articles Of the Ma
isria .nedicd." Turkey Rhubprb, Opium
and SqmiIls in impalpabie powder, Iodrde
Potash, Iodine. lton bv hydrogen, Valerian.
DgiiaIcs, Blue Mass, Lalomei &c, &c
Al the popular Patent Medicines Ayers
Cherry Per'ornl, Wis,ar's Balsam, T.lizer,
AprTirut, &c &c
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-17

Tb1 CatAvba 1ntagoin Ohio. the present
season, hasbeen very successful. The yield of
Vineyards in Hamilton Comfy, for1s5s, is14..
600 gallons; Brown, County, u, 600, and Clergl
mont 1000 total of 900 gallons in three
! counties The wine produced this year is of
superior quality, being asgo0d as the celebrated
vintage Of 1883.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-17

"a Just ISecetVInR nnd Now Opcnlnu,
E would leave to inform friends and patrons,
w andthe public generally that have just received
our Fail and Winter Goods, the latest approyed
styles of Cloths oassmeres and yestng all of which we
are prepared to make Srderin the latest stylus and
best manner, at short notice. fss.l
have also large and full assortment Cents Fur
Cotton and Berno Under Shirts and bra tEers: slf Hose
Gloves Ties, Silk Liner
Chiefs all OF which will Sell at cash
ces, at our new store rooms, No. 1O2 Main street.
sepI6. -WHEELER- & I.AKIN. Merchnnt Fnilnra
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-17

Express to ashington, Pa.
NHIs Company running daily line to this place and
~ al intermediete stations Money YauabIss freight Of
all kinds, forwarded with dispatch Our wagons viii call
for freight free Ofa charge, leaving orders 1t the ONCE
nov16-1m N'f ~ MoI.,r ag RaSsa
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. -.-'-.-l FOr Rent

IL knoEnas the King property. The dwelling contains
sufficient accommodate for large family The lot
contains two acres, which could be made good 1qret
garden. Also good orchard &cs and alt lately enclosed
with an excellen fence. For terms apply to
mh90=tf AF. HULLIIIEN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-17

PRYOE, Ofsthe Richmond South, has half a
notion of kicking up breeze with the Enquir.
sr before he takes his departure to edit the
States in Washington, D. c. His last article is
what is elegantly and technically termed 'se-
vigorous, and smacks of ''pistols and coffee for
two" Perhaps o. Jennings may have another
opportunity to indulge in four rounds at ten
PAGES, with not 80 good success in the outcome.
Pryor thinks it amt very nice in o. Jennings to
be taking on airs when he as good as said the
other day in his paper thathe Co. Jennings) was
under restraint from fighting. We didn't un.
derstand it exactly at the time, but suppose it
may mean that he is under bonds. Or # NAV
be perchance, that Jennings, like the renowned
Morrissey, has retired from the ring, while in
the full possession of his laurels..
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ZOE aALE OR R EN1,.

sfe,'s: FOR SALE OR r ESNl'
EENwOH ouseB John street, House GU IEappien ct
u several Quincy street. and dwelling hons
In Centre Wheeling, the corner of Main st
Alley. Enquire at Jacob uips near the cor
ner Of John and 9th streets, of
ojuYS0t JOHN BRUCE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-17

Little Giant King of Toothaohe.
PFsIaF "a, Is warranted t9 be lNFALLIBGE
NOT 1NJURB THE TEETH. 1t has been used sbyrapIar
Physicians and Dentistsf for years
who pronounce It of the valuable as well as
feGt Chemical combinations ever produced
PERSONS IN need ofan article this kind see
he OF purchasing pfrespousble Druggfstsg
anu thus avoid the stun hae around by ire.
they are selling. 4, s ;.sI5.,s. I .sH - -
Prepared and sold Wholesale and Retail,6y DIR FUN
Virginia y : f4n6g15
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-17

TINS bullion in the Bank Of France now sst,n5.
at about $40, 900, oooa far larger sum than
was ever before held by that establishment, and
more than $a,ooo,ooO in excess of the largest
sum ever collected in the Bank of England.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-17
EMMA wll1Is, Madison: \ ! .35ar.is.. !;

ENNA WltLrs, Madison, n. j., advertises iu-
one Of our New York exchanges that she wants
q correspondent one who is intelligent, we'll.
sducated and amusing Won't some "..feilern
II that description write to the poor thing. we
Judge Emma. is IN a bad way for something to
occupy the little amount of brain that has been
.vorchsafed her.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-17

THR recent great speech of Senator Ham.
mond, at BarnweIl, Q. H, S c., is everywhere
drawing out encOmiums from the Northern
press, as we'll as the conservative Southern pa
,Pers. This we reckon as another among the
hopeful signs of the times, some of which we
enumerated yesterday and the day before.
What amounts to the same thing as eulogy,
are the attacks which the Charleston Mercury
make on this speech. OF course, anything that
looks to the restoration of good feeling and the
cherishing of union sentiments is, and always
will be, obnoxious tothe fre-eaters of the Hsr.
curry.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-11-17

Just Received by Payneg& Co. :
GREoE l BOARDS Chess men, DonlnoeS. Embfoider.
~ ing Silks Socks and Stockings Repay
.bov13 Iij q - S' PxYNE co.
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THE Washington Union is unrelenting in i
hate, and still continues to
beard the lion In his den,
The DouRlal In hin half


The Union insists upon it, with emphasis that
80 victory won upon charge of fraud and de.
linquencY of principle against the Democracy
ayictOry won upon a platform ofdoctrine differ.
ing but a shade from the odious platform of
Buffalo, is not avictory over which we can re.
joice or from which we can expect any adyan-
tage or honor to the great party in whose SER
vice We labor" and then puts Douglas in a very
unpleasant attitude by the following paragraph:
One of the great merits of the bred Scott de.
cision is the total extingnishment it gives to the
dogma ofsqustter sovereignty in the Territories,
It utterly negatives the idea that there is any
original jurisdiction or legislative authority in
the Territory, and asserts that all authority
therein is t1crigdtive, coming from tcithout, and
not inherent in its Inhabitants or tribunals
It's whole theory in regard to authority in the
Territories is, that what Congress cannot do with
respect to them, therefore their own tribunals,
which are the mere agents and creatures OF
e Congress, cannot do; that the supreme ultimate
authority of the Territories resides outside of
them, and not toithin. Thus the supreme Court
takes direct issue with the advocates Of the
sqlatter sovereignty doctrine, that the prime
ultimate source of authority in the Territories
rs in,its people toithin, and not in.the United
States, toith0ut. ls.tyit
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