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STEAM MILL NOTICE.

TNHE Subscriber respectfully asks the at
L tentiOn Of the public to his STEAM
SAW MILL, which is now in operation
six miles East of Lancaster c. II. Bills
for Lumber will be promptly furnished a.
the rates below:
inch Plank at 81 pee hundred feet
inch Plank Scots "
I inch plank, quartered 's7! cts. per nun
dred feet.
inch plank 81, per hundred feet
Rough do 80 cts. per hundred feet
Scantlin thrown in to Inch measure at
81, per hundred.
All picked Lumber 30 per cent higher.
All refused Lumber half pnce
In the measurement OF all quartered Ium-
Der the edge is added TO the width. and all
Lumber not named above is sold in the
same proportion.
GEORGE SINCLAIR.
March %, 1859. eft.
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A r RI V ED.

A BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT OF
IA Fancy Printed Lawns, Muslin Robe a
Les, Double Jupcs, Satin Stripe Ba-
rnges, Victoria Lawns, Black and
White Silk Illusion, Black
Silk Mitts, Gents Silk and Lin.
nen Gloves, Mems Dogskin Gloves,
White Satin Ribbons, PiQue Fringes, Blk
Silk Ties aud many other articles.
This Il the seeond supply, tIfe 6rst having
been almost entirely sold out, those dcsir-
ing TO purchase are invited to call and make
their selections from our
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Hats ! Hats ! !
Shoes : Shoes !

TNHE SUBSCRIBER would confidently
i ask attention to his large and vancd
stock of Shoes and Gaiters for Gentlemen
and Ladies wear lie has on hand many
OF the latest patterns, ut exceedingly low
prices.
JOS. VI. GAYLE.
Camden, s. G.. INF
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4 II a FAIR PRICE, with privilege OF
"a purchase for cash, or secured on time
interest charged instead of rent, an old
Piano once owned by T. X. Cur-ton Price
$50 Rent 81 per month Inquire for the
owner Of Samuel b Massey.
June 80, 1859. atg ~ 90 -3t
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Land for Sale.

THE subscriber offers for sale tract of
land containing Five Hundred acres more
or less situated on Hanging Rock Creek in
Lancaster District, about fifteen miles South
II the Village. The buildings, fences, &c,
all new, and in good order. Persons " ish.
ing to purchase will be shown the premises
at any time. VI. ID. MILLER.
Flat Rock, June 18Th 1859, l9-n
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Look to your Interest.

w H. BURNS, WOULD RESPECT
w fully inform the citizens of I.anc:lS-
ter and the District in general, that he is
still carrying on the
Harness and saddle Bu>incSs,
one do"r North of the Ledger Office, where
lac. keeps constantly on hand n complete
stock usually kept in his line ; such rs
Conch. Wagon, and Buggy Harness, Col.
lars, Pole Straps, Wag"a Saddles, Blind
Brides, Riding Brides, Mnrtingal's, Haul.
ters, Stirrup I.eathers. Bits all kinds and
qualities Saddles and harness repaired at
shoot notice and low for Cash.
~" n. B.-I am thankful for the Iibe
raj patronage heretofore received and trust
by punctual attention to business and faith
ful work 10 stiIi warrant continuance of
the same.
June LIST, 1859. l6-3m.
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Headquarters.

UNION G. H., June .2S, 1859.
NOTICE is hereby given that all appli-
IN cations to the Governor for Arms, shall
!be made through the Office Of the hdjutant
and Inspector General therefore, hereaf-
ter no application will be considered unless
sent through the hdjutant and Inspector
General. by order
W. r. NJ. DUNOVANT, q
Adutnnt and Inspector General
July 6, 1t.
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WHO is THE HEIR -

THE Proprietor of YORKVILLE ENQUI.
RFR proposes to answer this question (Which.
by the way concerns every man and woman
in the country by the publication ofa spirited
ORIGINAL NOVELETTE,, written sxprcss-
1y for the ENQUIRER by a talented young wri.
ter of this State. This Story, which, wherever
it is read, will produce a sensation, is enti.
tied
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L s t of Gifts s

Coral. Garnet, Emerald, Cameo, Mosaic,
Lava, Jet and Gold Stone Sets Gold Lock-
cts. Cole Pens ard Cases Gold, Coral,
Garnet, Cameo and Mosaic Bracelets; Rings,
Sleeve Buttons, Gob-Sli les, Bosom Studs,
Silver FORKS, Butter Knives, Ear Drops,
Pins, &c.-wor,b from 35 cents TO Sl5
each
~ 1Se Gift will be sent Immediately
on receipt of the Subscription money.
Address &. B. TOWN g. co,
Publishers of the MASON d. Dixon's Line
No. 90 Baltimore street, Baltimore, Md.
July 8, 1859. 2l-6m
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
Is EQUITy DlsTRrCT.
The Executors of ! Bill of rcvivor. To sub
Samuel 3. llam- ject fund in Comm'ers
Hons. ; hands to pay legal
Va; demand and Cor relief.
Thomas Ballard.
II appearing 10 nv satisfaction that the
defendant Thomas Ballard resides without
the limits Of this State, it is ordered on
motion of Williams. Soi'r., tot compliments
that SAID Thomas Ballard, do answer plead
or demnr to the Bill in above ease on or
before the first day of September 1859
otherwise judgement pro confrsso will be
ordered against him
JAMES II. WITHERSPOON,
{. T.. l. d.
May 25, lS59-l5-3m
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NEW STOCK.

We are highly gratifed with the success
we have met and truly thankful to our
numerous customers for their increased
patronage and will endeavor TO merit their
continued fayors, by constantly replenishing
our stock with first rate goods Of the latest
styles and sell them at the very lowest mar
ket prices.
JAMES r. MAGILL.
Pleasant Hill, June 9th 1859. l7tf.
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For Sale or Rent.

May 25, 1859 -l5-3m.
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Which will be sent by mail or express i'm.
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money.
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AuHyO o0Amu~ 80UoUU0.
soVlE Arss number ~ this NM enter.
prise, LcsiaalNe uish jsasAry, 1857,
IL beore tho pUbIle. The pablishsrs
have forcbosnc 70 issus . prospectus,
esily cosads Mt that the mevitss u sks wort
wosld eommcnd Il 70 me patsooags o.
ell who love g~snuipe lNeraonse. u y
commsncsd under The most favorable
ausp,ces , ita ifssd EDITOR ssas6s ossl
ancng tho posss " the preeeDe ~ d
Hsslish vsvss, and assisted " : eesps 81
heillians eo~W&sibutcss, both b ~ Scua.
~ aal In Europe, Will farrell 0esshly
4 shoiss q store d Instructive entertain.
msa, Is any periodical Of tho country IT.
fords.
The work will contain nothing section.
d or secsnrimn; hut will elesa from oil
0slds whatever IL worthy and acceptable
esusine 10 the enlightenment and lioer'
slity Of he sslieisens1 and liberal, u
ssck esosrsgsmens 81 support y "
deserto 10y sbain.
All concentrations psvt.ining 10 Ii,
Literary pspsrtuent nqss BE- addresses
% H. ndo(os. Al voluntary eostNba
sisss mast ~ sseoupssieA BY ths ssme'
Il he ssspeeaivs sstAoss 70 secure sssea
s,on.
Rsmiuansss and bssiuess lssss, e.,
y addreassd sishsr TO The Editors u pub
Ts..~-A- n-n.~~s, ss..>. \.
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nuasuANr 10 IN order made By he
- ord q Police " rssela county,
Snss IL Mississippi, % Monday the on
day " December, lass, ell b sold b..
sueen the hssss ~ 10 c'eloel, y. - ,
O'clock p. ~, on Msadsy " nh day
q February. 1852. spou tie pvswisss, q
Pebble Aartioa. IN The highest btddes, ~
old Jail House, IN sks ssvs 81 PsseIe, y
nd county, with the shsss lota. vie, Ies.
-. ~. II - u, 10 1lsek no. u, 10 said
loun, upon which The sams is located,
81 belonging thereto. Terms; esethird
essk, aad The belssss ~ = credit u en-
and i've year., visA iassvess IRON date,
The parshsss eivsgueoes sith spvssvsd
sscsrisy, payable Z lbe Counsy rreassrs'
n ss,d essesy, NJ W. digsssst pay,sssss
The bad will essesse . title bond y
purchases fev W~ass~Nsss Assd. " he s~s1'
shss oil II the psssAr~ no&sy 'spssd.
THOMAS y. CLARKE, Nsmh..:
q. y. sNttfiI, sfsaid
v. !. CLINTON, Board.
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eoSO Inc aaIi N pasola cous,v, o. sks
is,h Ipss., w 4. n. Hsybsss,s Jus.
tsse NJ the t'ssre, . eeese man whe ssys
HE name 10 NEtAtvN, end tlss he hes
lsnrs ~ M. 0seesweod, News co0se.
vine, Miss. Maid bas u sbcus . foot :
,aenss high, very STINT and abou, ~ wears
Old, u hlsct compIexIow, end had on o..
dinsrv clothing, 10.
The owsss Il hereby notified 70 SOM
forward, pssss property, pay sheeEes
and ,ahs MIN sway, o. no will ~ deai'
With according 10 law.
JAS. II. JONES, ghssle,
Geh. l6.ts. and Jalluv, &c.
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ihavea fret rita nee two horse Bar
rouehs for sale. Il vas made by =. D.
Jsnss 1 Co., of Pamela, and will sell !,
low on . credit. and for cash ! will take
iss. than Il cast 10 make Il.
WILLIAM Z. PETERSON.
Dec. 18th, 1858. tl..tw.
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sifA NruleNt end tpfdsmte
vuVilE HOWARD ASSOCIATION. V
sisw u shs awful dssssuc,scn cf
human life caused BY Sesaal tissa.s.
and the dscsp.ioas prse,iesd upon No
vuss,,una,s Victims " sseh d'sssse ~
Qssek., several years ago directed ths'r
Consnliinr Surgeon, a. = charitable hes
worthy Of ,hsir name, 10 open . pspsr..
{ Tor tho tvestmspt u this cisss ~
dissssss, IL Ill Their Icrasn. nsd Tn esvs
MEDICAL sdviss srssis 10 oil vhe spply W
letter, vish . description o. their sonii-
,,os. fsss, essupasAr, habits u life.
| Ne..i and h ease ~ extreme poverty, ~
S.re,sh msiessee IRE of ckssse. HE
sssaIsrs " I'D ~ ths Aesaesslion so,s.
ussds shs highest Medical shsll Of Inc
ace. asd uili fssplsh " noss approved
modern tvsstment.
Tss Dirsssovs % the Association, h
,hsls Assual ksSovs spsa the issasnsss
a sessal Dissaeess espsses ~ h'R.ess
as;sfses;cs vish Ne ssss.se ss'eh -
o1snAsd the 1ahoss u their Sssqpsss =
the esrs ~ Spssnatosshoa, Ssnissi
Wsshp.s. !Veasnkoa, Olsst, eyvsetss
N. v,e~ u Osss;so " Self. Akess. DE-
ss,ps ~ tks xteseys - n1n1oes. ess
~ sstss . OogaIsuaso = ~ - 49,
Tor the ensuing ycsf.
Ths Directors, ~ sestev. q ny pes!s
lSel assured skel theis Isboss V ~
sphsre ~ hsosseleuo ~ ~ sses o.
rrsss i,sssea - ~ 1Dissst, s(ssielly
10 ,hs yosse. - th0 hHve seessve9 Y
devote i~hemsslves. Nth ssesve9 sol q
M very Inpssssss ssA ns<e e'sp'sst
cause.
An aanusbls 1spet - sPss.s'
torkas, ov Sentoal Weaesese ne sse'
~ DUssIsm. Slaslor1asIss, ~ Sci. ASSsse
ana oskss Assapes e the ssaUal ssqnee
b. ske Cc~suIsk9e DosResa. vsll - -
!. ~ nell (is . saalst snvelspe), ~. 2
eke,ee. On seseips II tee sssrsrs 10
/ psssass. Othss nspcsss ~ Ivssss =
,ks passrs ssd sgslsnsss n Ssnssl -
: sssps. Aiss, Ae., ~ e1sssswsiy bsto
: ruhltshedSss gysasiss~s 6isestbssics. e
IN be ssrs ~ ~ sDkese1. Bose o. VI
~ re~edss ed oNks<s 81 sssssnes
. d~.ssss~i ssglss Ne lsss ~, ssss
Nssr.,., Tor R.ysrs = ssas.ssl, D
q. yklIkn tlesGAkeo. Agtna 49,
tlsupst As~susta1tss, =. - NJ
x,sses. p~hilsAeleAka, ~
- n 49, r. ~ Oiseeeosy.
vlfkf n. 1IEAk1W El.ts Pra'ne.
GRO. YAllcuusn NJ.
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hod4b ~ q lnod.
1902 is:ss ts.. :
%E!;;!Si&!I0yN ~:
s sss'.sa ssss sS..s 20 Q..s.y y Is
fssss~ss, 1sesshit Tee. nseoD festa
N 81. ~ W. Nsssk k.sst Qsssls n ses'
vifssea, TyWNsklt Ten ksN1s neseF
Nsss one N ssli sase~siont = fssel
u hssl(ssS 4 Martin, NE cshss IN ~,
sss u q. I. kslIiAss both against ssi4
tsks \. 1hssshsa Sale vishls 's~lsI
sAs. n. yoNes, sh'a ?. q.
tsb y, 1859. st..ss..s~.
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Pao0oa CUooey.
IL Nm. -IbAaeua, W1Assa c.
ltss, Nm. MsstAs 4. ksfs, Min
sa6 iiseritsiss y esssviy Jssa, d.
essask, ssdis JeAasSs, Asesst
- JsAasss, ~ Nllssm
H, Asstssi y 11scAsA ~.
VOC, aal ~ 4 yss.ss " hsssly ii.
III Il TO b ~ sppess bsloss ~
fsebsss Csuss 4 nd Cosasy, % ~
lesssh Mssdsy n rsbrssvy sszs, u.
~ thsss v doe sssss vAy Tie oaaI
apssvss q. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
d The sssass 4 nsvsHy JcssS tseeAss1.
recently nled 10 mid Ceuvt, ~ Jsmes
Morris. aAuiniarasos ~ The estate VI
bsdfss6 Jssea, lsesAsea, asslA 81 b
allowed ~ sppssssA.
l''s'a 'As StHSxsssos+fTSZsis'
Cha sfsait gsesA
s.., ~ -.
~ 0SpsS1 IL, 5o2o11lsae
,Ssoas1 - 0ussa pssskA4Apvsssse
IN ~ <sS1bnsao oleuQpse eeDee'
NlTklc ACID
Mrs.1s = INA ~
~ nsscHsslss issssss. e<Aue
= ' a. 6
tWIE&N.ss.s,..
~ooM0~ 49, = y!
1s;.s. s::;l:THEss'ss;'ss
ssrrss, IN, bAAM
lnsGns. SUoas1uomE~t
uoeiag - ~~@&
1stssl1 &4l
SSS&sAus.AA
Il. \. sWiI4Qvsupss
Ul.Y. t4spp1es oses. M.
~ g. a.. s&-A~
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H. psrsons hayisr claims against Ne
N estate of W. '. IAmh, Decreased, ~
hereby notified 10 present the same prep.
crly rrohaied, 10 ]. I. 4 J. flsyce, clio
vii act 10 my ns,u. 10 paving The same.
HIRAM LAMB.
Jan. 10th, 1859. vi-pl. Gw.
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stats Of I1ississippi. Panols ceuusy.
W. r. Watkins, ATTAINMENT i.
W. auru Dy No. v nfu,
William bird. J. T., Ne eth ~
~ December, 1855, In favor II said W:
y. Watkins, anil against The estate 81
said William Bird, for et7 16.l0O, n shs
Justices Cours, hald Al Pamela, IN NE
County n Pamela, and State 81 MIssis-
.ippi. The descendant " hereby nosiosd,
tia, unless he appears IN said cosvt ~
the next term thereof, 70 be held ~ the
Srd Monday In vebrusry, lt5Q, aaa plead
10 said action, luAsmsnt vill be esssssl
and the property attached sold, and
judgment also rendered against John
shaukls ss gssnishes, In this ease.
h. l.. BALLARD, J. =. tssAL.1
January i9,h, 1859. nj!.-tw.
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U 0OAs
7 WOULD '~s:ess.!sny i.!:s: the old
AoHsss street, thsi sisss bsiss burned
oct, ! hsss, = hsayy sspenss and great
os:lsy. 0sss1 % esl essnishs1 . fins
Glass Salcoa al No. Monroe street,
besween Naia direct end rsout Row,
vhisA y 100 sPsssd sss ~ ssesp.ios
u euesss. vosl1 sahs me mssksd 10
in1srn the psblis shss ! sAsAl - hereto
fore, hep always % hasda sAsise sspply
u WlkGS ed uQUOnS 81 every -
seripsbsa. Al sslisis ~ psasssass Of ~
vREE LUMn evevy mosaine q tee
o'etpsk. JOSEPH TGueE<
MsnpAis, see. u, isss.
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reufel's Restaurant.
'0VnE snacv iened bess leave 10 Gall the
attention o. the public, and through
v',eln-s scn rally, % HE No repaired
HOTEL AuO eEoDAC0AHT.
(UARNIh
Howxg AMerica!


w. oSs0eso sNos~ ~ - Sv~ss W.
Ne0pA0s, Teaa.
Having rcnttcd The whole interior 10 a
superb and modcrn style with every . m.
fort nH6 ~soasea.sate, aa1 secused the
services u the best F!eNeh cook In the
cosssvy, ~ we'll ~ polite aud attentive
walters and chambesmsids, having made
assnesasnts 10 keep his boarders we'll
supplisd ultA oil kinds q Onmss and
IN dslIcaciss IL the ssason. The chcie'
~ bsnsds Of Wines, bsaadics, Lager
bees, etc., etc. Oysters served 10 ever,
ssyls.
The bill Of Fare nj this Restaurant
cannot be surpassed. The cooking viii
speak for itaali.
dec j.iy JOSEPH TEurEL.
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t.AeT1AN03
.oeK0ILIRns,
sTA3noNu1o.
|fsl ~ DaAasns0 81
,rtist's Msterials,
|.als,ot ~ 800 ~,
rNDER ODD PELL0ws HALL
= 1oDo.
R srvcE Or Doels CONSISTS =
= =,
MheI Book.

es6keika
- - -.
s !! -
vS%nSS
!!|'::':ssn.H.
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4s2EE!H4!|!..
~ s1s<k>ss 80 III bsssa -
~ v(>coo.A = s6is, s~s<Dviisk~f s'.f
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EfTfNH ~ AIW w. *HH#HAH ~
u44ff aan4fI Tits ~
fl4sff. 80 fIsNn4 - . ~ ~
rff nj q fmHsf
lsstN ~ <fn ~ = - ste
Nxaei - ~. tHH3 lfshHl 10
vi sFsf 80 N MI sssH& n ~.
hAls, go h#ss Ftev d4lms fs4Hmsf y
We A*ss ~ lmf Hm ~ HHss rlft
= ~ llHs Hmlisi 4es $50 lhfs
sf's 81 = ll'si I" hs Fis'@'' y
HF WVUffIssI ga.
~ tttifH IT.
Jsaasfg tlih ~ 80
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~ uoale g Dolulur0l,( /.
u p1oeoo ooul1s
nm chasezsy Csxsf q ~ esssfy,
Nsvv~bsv Tan, 4. =. 1otA
= =; Z; =; -: ~. - - '''''...
IT APPEARING y ~ sssislseeisa ~
~ Csoss, ~ ~ atd sesaA y.
Smith, the aefen5oNe h skss hsaale. u .
s~ss-p6ssoue sfshs esAsc 81 Nississipps !
Il \ therefore ordered ~ ~ Coess, that
- - acsios1 b. Uh.issasR y shs
sv8sskiy pasaIa 6eas,s fss fess ec~se-
sueive vet1S, 10 appesv IL the ~ tsvn
Inns cssns " IL Md ~ Ne Qssr'
IIss1e = ssio sssuly, h ~ tsue QPs.
usta. - M oossskk Ncseiay 40 ~
fsssso nss1ayI b slsseh, ltJ9. as1 ~
sesuee - 1psss ~ ~ IN 4 Csufls1o
h ~ e~,nif Alsd, - - mnev1)l y
- - euuorua1.
I SC. uARR1sOA, ~.
D. nlUlna, eslf. fss cseylsA
re-. fss3 .ess-tv.
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u. pesj6Ss indebted 10 mo BY 10.
souu, o. Aots. vii please eoms for.
I nsd sgtsle chs same. Yor { abort
. ~ slal,ss will be In NE hands cf
II. b. uasJis, ., the depot, VIII l.
ror,ss1 V receive and receipt fcr the
-. : JOHN GiiLi0x.
PsaslA Uepss, rsh. >, 40. Hn:.tw.
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~fuR LARGEST PAprR, An1
viii The LARGEsT CIRCULATION,
psblished in Mobile. -
" The saiy TRl-wErKi.v PsrER
1ISs LARGEST anf CHEAPEST
welkLY papss In The Southwest.
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49, !yc, :.
81 Ons1teess Tres Ctaiss, Asss
q H6ssssp' Hsss, q he ~ isalisy,
ulisAsss sobsst esles eieee. bv
mos. =. CLARKE.
1esssh 3, 1e5e. e-sf
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SsSis:::s , %.
>sses;s. Aus, v. lsss. sl.ss.
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nVWARU 'ASSoCIATIoN,


4 Dsnssois~t ~I~ssisitss ssieb'sAsd y
spssisi Endsewenf, tor The kshGg
he Sick end Didfssssd, c(0irfsd
sifA Hrslsst end tPtdsmis
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-08-11
Yalarried.

On the 18th ofJuly, at Bethany, Va,
" president A.. Campbell, WILLIE S.
of Minerva College Tenn,
and Miss GEORGE TURNEy Of Virginia,
Heaven bless thee, dearest Willie,
And thy fair young timid bride.
As DER lifo's varying ocean
Ii future years yc eide.
May hopes sweet star forever,
With pure and holy light,
Guide-love and peace thy pilots
Through the stormy waves Alright
Thou'st won her in her beauty,
Like q young dove from the nest,
TO fold her snowy pinions
Upon thy manly broosl,
Oh! clasp her closely, fondly,
And shield her from all caro,-
Her hearts a pure, Gnsullicd treasure,
With thy name written there,
There's a mystic tie uniting
Two kindred souls alone
Two chords that thrill together,
MeIodiously as one;
And thus may you and GEoRGlE,
IN harmony and love,
Float calmly, sweetly onward,
TO a port of peace above.
. "CLARA."
Birds Nest Cottage, Nashville.
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Nashville Market,
Fromthc Nashville Daily News.

rum Nv .'h'nN INV '"'F +''''
TUESDAY, July 3, 1859,
BACON.-ShouIders are worth r.; Hams
lOUlO4; Clear Sides lO4 from wagons
From store, packed J cent more.
LARD.--Gool Lard, in suitable packa'
goS, readily commonds HOLE.
WmEAr.-prime Red 95c; White, SOC
on delivery.
FLoUR.--Demand less. Extra $3.50
per barrel; -SupcrGnc, 81 90 dollars.
Extra Family Flour in bags, wholesale
SO 5s; retail $50 If 9o pounds.
CoRN,--Morke bare, demand increas'
ing. Buyers are giving 80 cents, to wa8'
ons.
Corn McaI-$l0l csc. This range
includes the retail price.
WmsKy.--We q uo,o 20G027 for Rec.
tilted. Country brands 5ONO75c.
DRIED FRUlr.--LittIe doing. Apples
l 80. PeaIed Peaches, 3 50a4. Tn.
peaIed = 80.
RopE.-Grass 12!0l4c, Jute l24, Cot
ton Thread 224a23,
SEEps-llungarian Grass Seed 81
MiIIet SO OOa3 80: Flax Seed 81.
SaIL.-Finc sack is worth | coal rs;
Coarse | so, Barrel lOc. per busheI.
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state Of Tennessee. Franklin Co

JUSTICE OF II PEACE COURT.
Colyar Frizzell, plaintiffs,
VS.. ? Original attaChlHch'
James r. Shook, defendant,
In this cause, suit having been commenced
before the Undersigned, q Justice ofthe Peace
for said county, by the plaintiffs against 'he
defendant by original attachment founded on
n Book account due TO Plaintiffs from defendant
eas levied by John w. Custer, Sheriff, on
certain tract of land in said county, aud re-
turned by him before the undersigned Justice
on the 9th day of July, 1859. Wherenpolr,
it is considered by me. and so ordered that
all further proceedings in said case, be stay.
ed until the 9th day of January, 1850. I'd
it is further ordered that publication be made
for four consecutive weeks in the Home Jour
nal, a newspaper published in the Town OF
Winchester, requiring the said defendant TO
appear before the said Justice. at his office
in Winchester, on the 9th day Of January
1860, then and there to defend said suit. or
Judgment final by default will be rendered
against him exparie.
JOHN L. Sitter, ]. P. lSEAL.l
July ii. At 50
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LAND FOR SALE.

By virtue Of an execution issued from
the office o fthe Clerk and Master oil the
Chancery Court at Winchester. Tennes'
see, in favor Of J. w. Eggleston, Admf.
and others against James r. and Isaac
Shark. Twill, on
Wednesday. l7M day Of August nert,
offer for sale, for cash, to the hlgneA'
bidder, at the Court house door in VIM
chester, a tract o fLsnd lying on the wa
ters of Hurricane Creek, Franklin coun'
ty, Tennessee, containing 200 acres
more or less. Levied upon as the prop
erty Of James r. Shook, and sold 10 sat-
isfy said execution.
Sheriff.
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| G. A. BARrLErr.-This is the name
of n fellow who came from Philadel.
phia and stopped fora few days in our
town, soliciting subscribers for some
magazine, and Of course he got a num-
Der of names, as there are some peo.
pie eve ready to patronize anything
that is foreign, yet would refuse to
aid the same Thing if it was home
manufacture. This Bartlett come up
in our Office aud left his card, and
seemed to think Il good deal Of as be
cause we had not long been from Phil
adclphin Oursclf. We had very lit.
tie to say or do with him, for his bra
zen impudcncc on short acquaintance,
was rather disgusting. lie may he an
honest man, but he looks awIu! mean,
and created II suspicion in our mind,
amounting to beliclJ that he would
not do This Mr.. Bartlett promised
several persons to send along the mag.
azinc Immediately, but several months
have elapsed and no tidings have
come from him. lie got their money,
however, and we believe, ourScU, that
Mr.. Bartlett never intended to do the
%"cIcan thing lie is corrupt man.
But let this BIO another warning to
our people to be more careful how
they pitch in to cheap publications,
that are toaled around by unknown
nWnniS.