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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-03-12
CTATE OF VERMONT, - AsurNorc

~ T ' t. A
~ DISTRICT,
AT Probate Court, holden at the Probate office in
Montpelier. within and for said district, the ID day Of
March, A. ID. 1853
An Instrument, purporng to be the last will and tes-
lament Of jeremiah Ellis late Of Barre, in said district
deceased being presented TO the court here hy Hiram Ill
is the person having cusody Of the same for probate
II Is ordered by said court that all persons concerned
therein be notified 90 appear at session Of said court
De holden Che Probate office in Montpelier on the 30th
day Of March, A. ID. 1893, and shew cause II any they
may have. against the probate Of said will for which
purpose il is further ordered that copy Of the record Of
this order DE Published three weeks successfully in the
Vermont Watlhmun * State Journal printed at Mont
peier previous 20 said time appointed for hearing
Ay die court.
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HARVEY TILDEN, Judge
true copy Of record.
1874 Attest, HARVEY TILDEN, Judge

NOTICE. - This certifos that /, Elisha
~ Harrington. give to John So my son, his time and
earnings shall not claim his earnings nor paw his
debts after this date. ELISHA HARRINGTON.
Elmore, Jan. %, 1858. HlS3s
NJ Office. - This is to certify that | have,
y this day, given my son, JOHN d. KELLOGG.
his time, during tho remainder Of his minority | shall
claim none OF his earnings aud pay Of his dehts ef
Ser this date RANSOM KELLOGG.
Witness, C. n. AnNs.
Waterbury, Feb. o. 1855 SlR3s
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Invitation, Reception, Marriage, Address and

N PLATE PRINTER,
No. PSI Washington, near Winter Street, BOSTON.
Particular attention given the Engraving and Printing
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spN,rp =, THURSDAY, March 4.
sENAiE MIR Stuart Of Michigan reported adversely
p W. 9n 20 amend the act Of March B. 1853 granting
COUNTY lands TO certain officers, soldiers, Sc
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Latest by Las. Nishrs Mails.


~ BuOcktD8 eusDtcbOo. -+ - II
A man, by the name Of Taylor, alias San
ders, has been arrested for setting ire TO the
Pacific Hotel, and he is charged with the
murder Of Ave OF its inmates. 1t is supposed
no used the torch Of the incendiary to conceal
the deed Of an assassin. -----i p
The following are the circumstances that
led to the arrest. Five bodies were found in
one room, regularly arranged, burned with
their clothes on Of one Of them, only the
head WINS burned, and that was nearly sever
ed from the body, and the clothes were much
marked with blood. This body was identi-
fed rs that Of Ephraim Doane, who came to
the hotel on the previous night, having
it was said--&4,o00 in q belt on his per-
son. There was now no belt nor money
on his person. He had retired to rest
alone in another room. Of the other bodies
certain ones were identified and known to
have occupied other rooms. Doane had ar
rived in the city on Friday evening, and ia
ken a room at the City Hotel. From thence,
Sanders Taylor, or Sanders alias Taylor, had
ofougnI ulins payibs S"iii"sc hiS "hu
treating freely, to the Pacific house. Tay-
lor's room was number Is, Doane's was
number IA, on the second floor Of the
building. Every person on the second
floor escaped but two, Lord and Doane.-
Doane's room was bounded by two halls,
the dining room and Tuylor's room. 1t
was near to two entrances from Seventh
street. Why did not Doane 60 out, when
others, much more remote from the doors and
halls, passed his door and left safelyi AT
N A. NJ, Taylor was met at Walnut and
Seventh streets. At2A. n. he appeared TO
have been ut Ganter's. At about the time Of
the alarm Of FIRE, he came to the Townsley
house, without boots on. In the morning
blood was found on the sheet which he had
apparently turned down with his hand
The keeper Of the hotel and the Waterman
have been arrested and detained,
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WASHINGTON, Feb 2s-n

WARRINGTON, req Zo-n
SENATE not in session, having adjourned
until Monday.
HoUsE.-On motion, the further considers
ton Of Hoard's resolution for Select Com
mittcc Of Inquiry whether the Executive
influence was exerted to control the votes OF
members, was postponed till Thursday next.
Mr.. Grow, of Pa, gave notice Of the intro
duction of bill permitting the Government
to be sued by creditors in the United States
Courts.
Potter, of Wisconsin, rose TO question Of
privilege, and read an article from the Nor
folk Argus, describing the ridiculous scene
Ia which he and several others were actors.
He denounced the writer as guilty Of de-
liberate ialsehood, and said there was not o
particle of truth in the statement.
Went into Committee of the Whole on the
Indian Appropriation Bill.
Smith, OF Tenn, said there was spirit Of
revolution abroad, which, unless checked,
woald eventually end in disunion. For this
spirit of revolution the representatives OF a
portion OF the people were responsible. He
had no authority for saying that the rejection
of Kansas, because of its slavery constitution,
would occasion q dissolution. He would say
that il disunion should ever come, that tho
States and not Congress should bring it about.
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The RIVER at this point is swelling very
slowly.
1t was reported that the j. c. Fremont was
aground below the mouth Of the Big Mi
ami.
The swirl packet Scioto arrived yesterday
from Louisville, and will leave again this
evening. Her regular days Of arrivals are
Tuesdays and Fridays. ~ .l
Tomorrow the favoritc Southerncr will be
up with her freight Of delighted passengers,
from her excursion to Memphis. We hope
this is but the first Of series Of similar ex-
cursions, n many would no doubt avail
themselves Of the opportunity Of enjoying q
pleasure trip to the fine city of Memphis.
This is the day for the ever punctual J. II.
Done, and On Monday she viii start again
for Cairo and all way ports-we hopc-with
abundance of freight and troops OF passen-
gers. 10
The Poland for Nashville, Glendale for
Memphis, buckeye, Judge Terrence, and
Robert J. Ward, for New Orleans, are due
here to-day, according to announcement
The Newcomb for New Orleans, will be
down to-morrow ~.
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADKLPnIA, Feb 21-H
The receipts Of Flour continue small; the
inspections TOR the past week amounting to
$500 bbls; sales of superfne at - 50, and
extra at IS; fancy lots range from IS 50@$6.
No change in Rye Flour or Corn Meal. 5000
bush Wheat sold at 81 OF for fair and prime
red, and 81 25@l 80 for white. Rye is want
cd at zoe. and yellow Corn at soc; consider
able sales of the latter have been made ut
this figure. Provisions are held firmly; sales
of Mess Pork at $l6 75@&l7, and rump Mt
$I4@$i5. Bacon in casks sold at 9s<G9J<
for sides, and 75i@s for shoulders. Lard is
steady at los in bbls and llA in kegs
Whisky dull ut 22@22I<.
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NEW YORK, Feb. 2s-M
Flour heavy; sales Of 1000 bbls a. o. IS
IA IS for State, decline Of Sc. Wheat very
duh, and nominally quoted. Corn firm;
10000 bush sold. Mess Pork I0c. lower; sales
at SIC 40dI6 so. Beef quiet. Lard firm.
Whisky firm. Stockr lower, but closed firm.
9s; Illinois Central Bonds 20; Lacrosse Il
Milwaukee IL; Michigan Southern 2s5<; New
York Central S7H; Pennsylvania Coal IS;
Reading 62lI; Virginia Skies s21; Missouri
Skies ss1I. Sterling Exchange fat.
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RAILROAD RRs,RJPrs.

February 2sth.-64o SKIS corn, A Crane;
e64 bush wheat, "a SKIS do, lglehart Bros,
SKIS -four, Cook IL Son; 4 bbls lard, ] tcs do,
IL bgs Ord apples, do bees wax, RS How
ard; 4ss bbls pork. % do lard, 2 wagons and
harness, Z cart loads ice, q O'Riley; bx
mdze Gilbert & Bowles.
as Dbl -four, II w Lagow; Is bush corn,
9 slaughtered hogs, bug bran, 8 sacks -four,
A White; IA casks pork, Geo Foster q Co;
40 bush wheat, J s Jaquess & Co; 40 bbls
whisky, Allis &c Howes; 2 bbls eggs; halt
Dbl butter. / Il ID Hermann.
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nc w CotmCb.
FEnRc.Ry, photographed this mornin,
at nine O'Clock by tho E. d w. lile.
Baltimore-Clssr and spring like; mer. 40
Washingtoa-Beautifu day; mercury 40
New York-Clear. mercury IS.
Philadelpka-Clcar, mercury So.
Portland, Me.-Pleasant; mercury IS.
Eastport-clcar; mercury 90
Hslifax-Oy ercast; mercury 90.
Sackville, n. B.-Clear. mercury 90.
Charlottetown. z. +. I.-Cs,d; mercury 90
st. John, N. B.-Clcar; mercury 20.
Calais, Me.-Clear; mercury l9.
Cleveland-C mercury Is.
Janesville-Clear; mercury 81.
Springfield, lll.-Clcar; mercury "a.
Prairie du Chien-Haxy; mercuryS2s.
Rock Island-Clear; mercury Is.
st. Leuis-Clear; mercury Sc.
Burlington-Clcar; mercury So.
Dubuque Cloudy; mercury 81.
Fulton-Wind South; mercury so.
Portage City-Clcsr; mercury 90.
Milwaukie-Cloudy; mercury 80.
Fon da Lac-Clear; mercnry 90.
Chicaso-Clear; mercury IS.
Louisville--Clcar; mercury s..
Detroit-Clear; mercury Is.
Buffalo-Clear; mercury "a.
Pittsburgh-Clcar;m mercury 25.
Evansville-Clear; mercury 81.
Vincennes-Clear; mercury 3S.
Cincinnati-Hazy; mercury 20.
Toledo-Clear; mercury 26.
Columbus Clear; mercury Sc.
Indianapolis-Clear; mercury "a.
Bonneville, Mo.-Clear; mercury so.
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lCIncinnati Markets.

CINCINNATI, Feb. 26-N.
Flour dull and unchanged. Whisky tic.
Provisions dull, and nothing doing. Lard
In fair demand at 81
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eNHEsE WATCHES ARE PRODUCED BY THE
ii same ~ stem that has made American e-Arms
the best In the world II substitutes the rapdity and
prec,sion Of machinery for the slow and unreliable
Of machines devised expressly for this establishment
each part 90 as to be an accurate fit In any OF
thousand watches. Absolute precision II time sneary
attained by these watches the inevitable result Of
their simplicity and exactness OF structure. The ease
OF their repair is obvious as the makers have always
on hand for sale, the different parts Of the watch per-
fectly finished, to repair damages.
Besides the watch heretofore offered to the trade we
are now making second quality, inferior to the hrst
only In having less finish In immaterial parts and q
lighter case. This offer at price 90 moderate as
to he within the means Of every class, and we re-
commend n n sound and reliable, and greatly superior
The trade are cautioned against English and Swiss
limitations with which the country Is flooded Each Of
our best Watches Is engraved tho plate, APPLEToS
TRAcv Co.. Waltham, Mass, and is accompanied
with certificate OF genuineness and perpetual war
ranty. over our own signature.
ity, watches 81 all kinds, the dials 10 which may
have been broken.
Orders may be addressed to MS direct, or to any Of
the under mentioned firms, who are agents for the
Messrs. COOPER 4 FELLOWS, No. II Maiden
FELLOWS 4 CO., No. II Maiden Lane, Ny.
PLATT 4 BROTHER. No. 90 Maiden Lane, N. Y.
HILDEBURN & BROTHER, Phiadeiphia.
PRATT X REATH, Philadelphia.
PALMER x BACHELORS, Boston.
BIGEL0w BROS. 4 KENNARD, Boston.
and Messrs. ROBBINS & APPLETON. No. Is Maid
en- Lane, N. Y, our general agents.
APPLETON, TRACY CO,
febls-smd&w Waltham, Mass.
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PITTsBrReu, Feb. 26-N.-No pcrcsptible
change IN the river as yet. Weather mild
and clear. Thawing steadily.
CIscISSATI, Feb 26-M.-River stationary.
Navigation fully resumed. No ice.
LOUISVILLE, Feb 26-N.-River rising.-
Six feet in the canal
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BALTIMORE. Feb 26-M
Flour quiet and firm. Sales of red Wheat
at al 04Gl 10; the latter for very choice lots;
white wheat 81 I0@l 20. White Corn 54(df56 s;
yellow 57@5s. Clover Seed steady. Whisky
dull at 22@23.
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ZACH SATURDAY IN MARCH!
APPROPRIATION PRIZES:
5,ls5 Prizes amounting to ......--... % 30 90
Whole Tickets go; Halves S.; Quarters s2h.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.

5, ASS Prizes amounting to ......--... 90 30 900
Whole Tickets go; Halves S.; Quartrs s2H.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from to 5000. corresponding with
those Numbers on the Tickets printed On separate ss
The he FIRST Isl Prizes. similarly printed and eneicis,
The wheels are then revoIve.i, and number drawn
from the wheel Of Numbers, and at the same time
Prize drawn cut are opened and exhibited the audi
ence, and registered by the Commissioner; the Prize
sion Z repeated until slite Prizes are drawn out
Approximation Prizes. -The two precetiins and
the two succeeding Numbers TO those drawing the ra
Prizes. Por example: II Ticket No i,s3 draws the
e70o Prize, those Tickets numbered Iist9 iiSsi
s5a s fae se s
49, $751; s win each he entitled 10 $780, and 30 on &C.
cording 70 the above shems me, . n. la.
figure ofthe Number that draws the seeoo Prize. For
example y the NumSe, drawing the $4,000 Prize ends
end. in /, Win he entitled to SO n the Number ends
with No 2. then ali he Ticket: where The Number ends
Gs rid s1 Passage; viii vii &c sold the following
Cs:as'' Of Package o' 10 M Ii,if Tickets
. i ss9Rf'eSsssiS' ::.:::::.: e e
sr M ..
receipt OF which they VIII he forwarded first NAIL
Purchasers have tickets ending In any figure they
may designate. t..-t.lL
The list OF Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent to
purchasers Immediately after the drawing. st
81 Purchasers will plesse write their signatures
81 Remember that every Prise 10 drawn and paya-
Bile In .ull without Deduction.
.fer the drssins-o,SsT pri,ss a he usual time q
All con,munIcations strictly confidential. 6
Address Orders for Tickets OF Certificates 10
-...Ti .r--.- s. SWAN CO., Augusta. Ga.
~ Persons residing near Montgomery, AlanAma,
or Atlanta Georgia, have their oricrs hlled and
those cities.
sH- list Of the numbers that are drawn from the
Wheel with the amount Of the prize that each 10
entitled to, will he published after drawing, In
the following papcy:-Augusta lGeo.l Con3itution-
ast, New Orleans Delta. Mobile Register, Charleston
Standard, Nashville Gssstte, Atlanta Inellgencer,
New York Weekly Day hook, Savannah Morning
News. Richmond Dispatch, News and Parking
tMiss.) Clarion al fsh23
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THE RIVER.
Arrivals and Departures.
Ifrsm p. q. O'Riley & Co.'s R<gister.l

FEBRUARY g.
Pacific, New Orleans to Louisville
John Gauit, Nashville to Louisville.
scioto No. 3, Louisville to Henderson and hack.
B. NJ. Runyan New Orleans to LouI vile.
Jesse K Bell, Cincinnati to New Orleans.
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For any information or through tickets apply
Company Transportation Office, head Of Locust stree
"o'" JOHN INGLE,
Superintendent.
II Henderson Commercial, Mt. Vernon Advocate
Evansville Enquirer and Mt. Carmel Register take
former advert srDe m and rOuy, novrh
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AN ORDINANCE

To prescribe the time within which real estate may be
sold for the payment Of City Taxes assessed thereon
SECTION |. BE il ordained by the Common Council
OF the City 81 Evansville, that from and after the pas
sage OF this Ordinance shall and be lawful for
the City Collector at any time amer the first Monday in
October, and before the second Monday OF March OF
each year the taxes assessed, on real estate
eithery the seizure and sale Of the goods and chaes
Of the owner claimant thereof by selling the lot
or piece Of ground Itself upon which the tax remains
uapaid or 80 much thereof as may be necessary pay
such taxes and costs Of advertising and sale.
Attest: JOHN HEWSON, Mayor.
WELL H. WALKER Clerk, febs
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HALIFAX, Feb. 26-M
Tho steamship America has not yet been
signaled Below.
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TRANSPORTATION WESTWARD.
WYE beg to call the attention of Merchants buying
" ordering their fall stocks from the Eastern
cities, to the Superior advantages and facilities Of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
FOE the safe and speedy transportation Of Prcghts to
Evansville and vicinity. Connections made with
the most reliable Railroads and Steamships. River
Route shortened and improved by completion TO Par
kershurgh. Through rates lower than by any other
route. Apply TO
~ PorTER, Boston; Il. r. KsLLv. Philadelphia:
CIV .PERvIEL, N.York;J J. +. EKeLASD, Baltimore,
for information through rates, or To
.-.-I' GEO. FOSTER CO., Freight Agents.
Corner Locust street and Canal. Evansville. Indiana
jy23l
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.."' WIN. BIERBOWER,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist.
WASHINGTON BLOCK. MAIN STREET,


WVUE UNDERs IGNED HAVING PURCHASED
III the stock Of J. J. Pennington, begs leave TO call
the attention OF his friends and the public generally
Oils Dyestuffs, Glassware and Perfumery. His stock
will be renewed frequently from the hest mark cts, aud
he trusts the friends ~ the old stand will continue
their liberal patronage. -.
Country dealers aud physicians will find II to their
interest TO examine his stock.
Physicians prescriptions carefully prepared at
feb33-tf WM. BIERROWER.
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GROcEKIEs. JUST RECEIVED
~ coo bbls Prime Nolasses,
20 half bbis do;
700 bids Sugar. Fair 10 Choice.
to9 bags Coffee;
40 packages fisby
80 boxes Herrioast
40 kegs Carb. Soda;
20 boxes Oranges and L. saousI
100 packages Raisins,
Also, n complete asSortncnt OF ethsr ~ooA. A. ~
Grocery way 70 which would invite the attention
OF CASH RUfEks, - prepared TO ofer ind nee.
ments not to be found elsewhere.
GEO. FOSTER CO.,
feb21 tovner Lorur street aud Canal.
rU,URKS ISLAND SALT
u s.2oe bags Turks Island Salt. (ssSrIxE) iand-
ins and for ssle by GEO. FOSTER Cd.
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And the transportation OF small OF valuable pc
All persons wishng avail themselves Of the facili.
ties ofthe Express obtain desired information
in reference TO the routes and details OF the business
Opposite the Post Once. deia q. II. FISH, Aet.
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EvaNsviLLE q CHARACTERISTICS
~ 8
...o.R AiLR O AD.
so Louisvfiie, Cincinnati. St. Louis, Indian.
apolis and the East
CHANGE OF TIME.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER, ssrd, 1857.

I'm and after this date the Mail Passenger train will
u leave Evansville at 3 O'Clock and 20 minutes p.
NJ making close connection at yincennes with trains
East and West the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad for
AZ Terre Haute nj $40 p NJ. connecting direct with
Expess trains for IndiapaPols, Cleveland and the
East, and for Chicago and Central Illinois.
vincennes at 1.ss and arrive at Evansville at 1908
r. NJ. l..-.-'l. ......i
follows: Leave Evansville AZ $50 A. NJ, Arrive M
Terre Iaute ut tO y. NJ, Leave Trrre Iaute at $40
A VI a r. li0
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ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
~

NEW ARRANGEMENT.
WyUE ADAMS'EXPREsS COMPANY respectful
ly announce 10 their friends and patrons, the pull
&c ~ Evansville and vicinity, that, with increased IN
ilities for the transportation Of
FREIGHT,
KAGES, 10
MONEY and o..
yALUAR LES.
They solicit continuance Of former favors. Espe
ctsl care taken In the collection Of
l. l.
.-..| DRAFTSsSrps
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xxxvth Congress-.First Session.

KxcLusrvgLy TO the xvAxsvILLg
DAILY JoURsAL nv T. W. LISg.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
j. STRATTON,U
sLIVERY AND SALE STABLE,

second, BETWEEN Main ana Locust strsets,
0Dpsslss Ola PrSsbyieisn ChaseA, ~
EVANsviLEE.
UyHE uhdersigned hasa Large asd com
rages, and = prepared 70 take horses by W.
the day, week or month. his customers may be
ed to. He ssfess; tp the foloying gentlemen whose
horses he has hal a long time Under his charge.
He has also number of good End ssfe horses for
the Saddle o. Hanexs, with number Of new and COM
Portable buggies, to hire Orders for Saddle Horses
Horses and Buegies. wilfbs punesaally attended &c
Refer to-
C. @. KEATS, Gas Once. .....-t
G.RBEMENT, Bement 4 visle.
CYPRIAN PRESTON, Keen Z Preston.
ocft9'y,tvl ...-f' .....-....I i. STRATT0N.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-12-09

school. house, literary institution, reading
room, q lecture hall, and will soon have hour
mill and woolen manufactury. Enterprising men,
those New Englanders. "'.'"A musical lnssru'
ment bill, exempting from seizure for debt musi'
col instruments to the value o. $780, used BY any
person in practoing or teaching music, is before
the verrnent Legislature, and will probably De-
come law.
The Governor of Kansas recommends the pas
sage of q law prohibiting the circulation OF oanK
notes of less denomination than fifty dollars
Piccolomini is said to have received an Of
fer of marriage from fashionable New Yorker,
since her arrival in this country '''''"The jour-
neyman taiors of Memphis are on strike. ''''''''
A father being applied to for the reason OF his
sons absence from school, the school master re-
ceived the following intelligent reply: 'keptat'
hometogoataterin.' .''''In the Boston police court
few days since, bright looking boy OF eleven
wears was sentenced to the House OF Reformation
for being a common drunkard '''''''"The Little
Rock railroad was opened on the SOth to Madison'
.........The Legislature have elected JAMES B.
RICHARDSON ESQ.,, State Reporter; J. p. REED
Solicitor for the Western Circuit; Col. SIMEON
FAIR for the Middle Circuit; and IssAac d.
MEANS, of Fairfield, Secretary of State '''''''"A A
cart-load of watermelons was in market at Col
umbus, Ga, on the 2ad ult., and the first shad OF
the season was served up at Augusta, Ca, on Fri
Ian 1nnk
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

In our columns this morning will be found quite
o number of new advertisements, to which we in
vite the attention of the reader.
DR.. s. E. BRArToN, offers at public sale his val
liable steam-mill, several tracts of land, stock,
plantation supplies, SC.
JAMES BRIAN, Esq, Administrator, gives notice
of the sale of the personal property belonging to
the estate of D. F. HALL, deceased, consisting Of
twenty likely negroes, together with many other
things to be found on well-appointed plantation.
Capt. JOHN MASSEY, near Ebenezer, offers land,
negroes, &c., for sale.
The Commissioner in Equity proposes to sell
on sales sday in January, several tracts Of land
also the Mcclure lot" and the "Harris Hotel
lot"
Messrs. RopDY & Co. Of Rock Hill, gives q
"Fair Warning" to delnquents; and the Town
Council calls upon the cttyzens to "walk up to
the Captains Office" and liquidate town taxes.