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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-18

NEW SERIES-NO. 1914.
Misfellaneens.
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T OFFER for sale of the most valuable Farms on
Il the Mississippi River, SIS miles above Memphis,
near AshpOrt, containing 1900 acres, with about =
Of mile front-150aeres nearly ready for cultivation.
II possesses unusual advantages for a Wood Yard,
Stock Raising, Grain, Cotton or almost any produce
the soil preferred. Any amount of good dry wood
be sold at fair price The timber consists Of large
quantity Of fine Black Walnut, Sassafras, Mulberry
Honey, Locust Ash, Maple, Cotton Wood blackberry,
Pecan, &c Timber and Cane it is evidence Of high
land. This Farm has attached to il small Island in
the middle of the 'front.' around which the chute
es in moderate high water, the foot Of il gives a
harbor for Wood Boat against the drift Ice running
where the wood yard and improvements are; also
protection TO wood against the highest water by stor
ing it back along the chute and the boat to it,
saving once handling it. improvements good dwell
ling and uthouses all new. 1t is only 10 see this
Farm to appreciate its value and unusual advantages
of location. / will sell bargain or exchange il for
ali improved pace-say TO 90 acres, within to
miles of Nashville Louisville St Louis Memphis
and will give liberal credits the balance. gener-
ally make quick sales, leaving room for purchasers
TO complain. Lose no time IT you want No. Farm
upon the greatest in the world. For further
Information address at Nashville Tenn, apply
to James johnson, near the Farm. He will show the
land If am not there. B. EMBRY.
Louisville Journal, Memphis Appeal, and ST. Louis
Republican copy amount of S5 and charge this Of
flee. aprl6-trwaw7w
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ATTEMPTED MURDER.-We learn from
one of our citizens, that Mr.. w. w. Ellis,
living in the eastern portion of our District,
was waylayed and shot by some person, Sc
creted upon the roadside, on Friday even
ing last about dusk. Mr.. Ellis was return
ing home, riding in his buggy with his wife,
and at the discharge of the gun his horse
took fright and running off some distance
before he could be checked, so, the assail-
ant in ambush, WAS allowed sufficient time
to make his escape. The ball took effect
in the back part of his neck and lodged
just behind the right ear. at first, no hopes
of his recovery we're entertained, but we
are happy to state, from last accounts, he is
doing well.
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Agricultural Address.

We publish on our first page the address
of the Hon. D. NJ. Barringer of North Car
olina, delivered at the late Agricultural Fair
held at Charlotte. We ask no apology for
devoting so much of our space to the pub
lication Of such an address upon such n
subject. To our farming community it
should be especially welcome, and we trust
it will stimulate all TO the effort of discard
ing some of the old. fashioned theories and
prejudices which lingcr among us as STUN
bling blocks to agricultural, industrial and
commercial advancement, and adopt other
systems more suited to the circumstances es
and necessities of the present age. Prcpar.
ed for community adjoining our own,
every word of it will apply with equal force
here.
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s 0 u II e A r o LIN A =.
LANCASTER DISTRICT.

LANSAo ] Eis blo hlCI.
To his Honor 7. J. Withcrs, presiding Judge
OF the Court of Common Pleas, Fall Term,
1859.
The Commissioners Of Public Buildings
for Lancaster District, submit the following
their annual Report
The condition Of the several buildings
committed TO their care and supervision has
received ut their hands the attention which
the subject calls for. All OF the matters
referred to in the presentmen; of the Grand
Jury at the last term of this Court have
undergone investigation and measures have
been taken TO have the repairs, recommen-
ded by the Grand Jury, made rs speedily as
the circumstances Of the case will admit of.
The repairs on The Court House, so far as
the wood work is concerned have been al
ready made, but owing to the inability Of
The Commissioners 20 procure brick to be
made, uutIl after the planters had laid by
their crops, has necessarily occasioned a dc.
lay in the completion of the entire repsirs
needed which they otherwise would gladly
have avoided. Nevertheless, arrang gements
have been entered into whereby il is expec-
ted to have the Chimney's completed BY tho
time the cold weather seriously sets in.--
The Commissioners percsiving that the
many repairs called for would necessarily
occasion considerable outlay of money,
deemed 1t proper TO nssess twenty pei
cent on the General Tax of the District =,
which has recently thrown iuto the hands
OF their Treasurer, as may be seen by re-
ference TO his Report herewith filed, a sum
OF money which swells the balance at pres
ent against him to pretty large amount of
cash. But II Is believed that the whole, or
nearly Ihe whole Of il will be speedily eI-
hausted in paying for the repairs commsn.
eed. Carpeting which has been purchased
and other necessary expenditures incurred,
or to be incurred, 10 carrying into effect the
recommendations of the Grand Jury, as al
so such measures of improvement as have
originated with The Board themselves.
The Treasurers Report showing the Re-
ceiPts and Disbursements Of the Board
since their last return is herewith fled,
which together with this Report is respect
fully submitted, WV. A. MOORE,
Chairman.
i A. Hassel!ine, Treasurer in account Si,a
Commissio1ers Public buildings.
1853. t-1,. DIR.
Oct. i6. To cash on hand
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The Military.

Our streets were enivened on Friday and
Saturday last by the military composing
the Upper Battalion. The drill was very
long and laborious one, and we observed
the remark, generally asserted, that it was
the grandest and most imposing military dis
play ever before made by the Upper Battal-
ion. The Lower Battalion paradcd on the
two days precious at New Salem We
have heard this parade spoken of in very
commcndable :crms The Battalion below
we learn, at the close of the drill, was ad =
dressed by M&I. J. +. Rutlcdge, in an ap-
propriate and sou.stiring style. Maj John
y. Wylie addressed the Upper Battalion
with one of his characteristic speeches,
which was sufficient incentive 10 arouse
and stir up the most lethargic to action
Displaying, in rue colors, the position we
hold in the Union, and the danger which is
threatening our beloved South--our fami-
lies-our pos,cIity, &c. Here's our :-y-
Major.
The entire regiment, We understand, is
called out again for review the 9th of the
present month
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An EASY APPLIcArIoN OF THE FuGI.
TIVE SLAVE LAw.-Last Tuesday night a
negro, belonging to Mr.. John Farquhar,
Of Boone county, Kentucky, turned up
missing, and was The mex. dag traced 10
this city, whittier his master followed him
and who, yesterday morning, discovered
him on the landing, bargaining for dime
to carry trunk for man who had ar.
rived upon the Louisville boat The ne.
gro, upon recognizing his owner, dropped
his load, and in a pennitential manner
begged to be forgiven, and he'd go home
and never run away again. Mr.. Farqu
har, who was too well pleased to recover
his runaway property, agreed to overlook
the hankering for freedom evinced by his
charge in this instance, and the two i'm
mediately afterwards crossed the river
L. is said that the negro left his home in
search Of liberty, whilo in a state OF dor't
care'a fig ativeness, brought on by the
contents Of bottle which he had disposd
Of Cincinnati Commercial.
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TIE MARKETS.

CoLUMniA, Nov I.
The sales of Cotton in this market n.
mounted 10 Si7 bales in the last two DAYS,
at prices ranging from 8 10 TO.lOOc.
CHARLEsToN, Nov. 4.
CoTroS.-There were very few buyers in
attendance at the opening Of the market
this morning AZ the day advanced, how
ever, and the Americas advices were maze
public, they came forward pretty freely, and
at the close of business the sales had reach.
ed upwards of 1900 bales, at full prices
The transactions ranged from 81 to IIsc.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 4.
The Cotton market is firm, with sales to.
day Of $4,000 bales. The exports Of the
week foot up 10000 bales.
Nav YORK, Nov 4.
The Cotton market is steady, with sales
Of $4,000 bales. Flour is heavy. Wheat
is firm and scarce sales IF - 900 bushels
Corn is firm. Sugar is firm and has advan.
Nad L.
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SPOT on THE SUN.-A spot OF remark
able size is now visible on the surface Of
the Sun, more than 10000 miles in di.
ameter, or eight times the diameter OF
the Earth. 1t can be seen without diff.
Guilty with the aid Of an opera glass, the
eve of course being protected by a screen.
The area occupied by this disturbance of
the Suns surface is about three thousand
millions of square miles, some fifteen or
sixteen times the whole surface of the
Earth. As the spot was near the middle
of the Sun on Saturday, the Goth, it will
be visible for some days yet.
We make the announcement above
given, on the authority and information
Of the esteemed friend, whose astronomi-
cal observations have often been commu.
nicated through the Courier. Charles
ton Courier.
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GtlrgrapbW.
Later From Europe.
o(:)o-

HALIFAX, November 4.-The steam
ship America, Capt. Miller, with Liver
pool dates to Saturday, October %, has
arrived.
The sales of Cotton for the week sum
up $1,000 bales. Middling qualities
have advanced an eighth, particularly
Orleans and Mobile. The market closed
with an advancing tendency for all clean
descriptions, owing to their scarcity.
Breadstutfs were dub. Provisions were
quiet
GENERAN lNTELLIGENCE.-The details
OF the Zurich Treaty show a mere apri.
cation of the Villa Franco agreement.-
The rights Of the Grand Dukes are re-
served.
Spain j. dissatisfied with the offer OF
mediation with Morocco, and threatens
war, which is considered imminent.
The Sandman Government have issued
decree for loan Of one hundred million
francs.
The French treaty stipuIates that rsti
fica,ions shall be exchanged within fifteen
days.
Italian affairs are squally. The Post
thinks that the Romagna will certainly
be attacked by the Papal troops.
Electricians have commenced at Valen
tia series Of experiments with the At
Ian,ic cable, with some encouraging re-.
suits.
The English press continues to draw
attention TO the immense naval armaments
in the course Of construction in France,
particularly at Toulon, where twenty two
large ships are being built.
A rumor without any positive authori
ty is afloat of Il revolutionary movem ent
at Palermo, in which $50 rebels were
killed.
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LOCALS COLUMN,
Salesday.

a goodly number OF persons were in
from the country on Monday and very fair
business done of public character. The
Sheriff disposed of three tracks of land at
very good pricos-the Caskey, Wolfe and
Outen lands Two tracts was sold by the
Commissioned in Equity. The Dratlin tract,
containing about 81 acres, was bid off at
S7.75 per acre. The tract belonging to
the estate of Samuel b. Hammond decd,
about 1918 acres, was bought by Raleigh
Hammond, Esq, for $4,000.
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Special Notices.

HoLLowAr's OINTMENT AND PILLS will oure
any disease of the Skin Of the longest standing.
William Frederick Anderson. of Yadkin, South
Carolina, suffered for long time from erup-
tons on the skin, his face, arms, and legs,
were covered with little pustules and sores of
scorbutic nature, for the cure of this insight
ly and painful Disagreement, he tried a variety
OF remedies, which failed to benefit him. Al
last he tried Holloway's Ointment and Pills,
which very soon produced favorable change,
and by few weeks perseverance with these
remedies, he was completely cured. This IA.
nous Ointment viii cure ulcers and old wounds
Of twenty years standing. IL
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The CORNER CUPBoARD.-A new work
just published by Messrs. Dick g. FitAger-
aid, No. l8 Ann street, New York, in pret-
ty style, gilt, with Orer one thousand en-
grared illustrations The price of this Cup
board is only one dollar. 1t is whole Ii
brary of useful and practical works, embod =.
led in one and its instructions are all of
that class which even the best informed Of
as are constantly in want of, and if we nave
it not in our heads, shCu have at our fin
ger.ends II would be much easier to give
the whole title of the volume than to at
tempt to catalogue the infinite variety of it's
contents but it would puzzle the reader
to think of any subject connected with
every day life, with common things, with
the kitchen, the workshop, the parior, the
firesde, his neighbor's house or his own,
without being able to turn to something in
this book, calculated to impsrt thereupon
some valuable information. 1t is Book
for the PeoPla it is knowledge for the
Million.
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Sons Of Temperance.

The following brothers wcr" duly elec-
ted and installed into office, for the present
quarter of Fast Age Division, No. }, Sons
of Temperance:
David J. Carter, W. T.. J. NJ. Pcnning-
ton, w. A.; w. w. Dra,ln, II. 5. +. b.
Denton, A. Il. s.; WIN. l. HOWE, +. S;
). Broom, Treas; J. }. Graham, Con. ;
Henry II. Brown, 4. C.; Eli Beach, |. 5. ;
A. w. Chance, o. s. Rev. John W. Cri-
der, Chaplain, Il. = Riddle, ID. G.. w. p.
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Fuss BUT LITTLE FEATHERs.--A dispatch
from Washington informs us, that gem
teman lately arrived from the Pacific coast,
says that the opinion on that side of the
continent is that the importance of the is-
land of San Juan, rnd the British claim to
it, have been greatly magnifed. The in.
ference from this statement would be, that
the English and American governments
have made great deal Of disturba n.
bout very small affair.
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SHOCKING OcCURRESCE-On the night
Of the 9th October, the body Of Frank.
lin, the only child Of Mrs. Elizabeth
Brown, resident in the Fork of Edisto, a
lad aged about four years, was found in
the woods, where he had been most
shockingly and brutaly murdered. His
head, we understand, was broken In three
or four places. The verdict Of the jury
of inquest was that franklin Brown came
to his death by the hands of some per.
sons unknown OrangeJurg Soathron.
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SOUTHERN METHODIST USIvERsITY.-The
Tuscaloosa Monito., of the st inst, says ::
awe are informed that the Methodsts
have in contemplation magnificent univer.
sity, which will stand to the colleges of
the South as the colleges have stood to the
schools of high grade and some of tho
friends Of the Greensboro University are in
favor of making It, with its 100000 en-
dowment, the basis upon which to carry out
this design. This being matter for the
General Conference to settle, for all The
Conferences South, of course, it is doubt
ful where the great university will be loca-
ted
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GLAD TO HEAK r.-Volunteet militia
~ companies are forming in different
sections of the State-esPecially in the
quarter lately threatened by the fanatic
Brown and his associates. Volunteer
companies ought to be encouraged aud
sustained in every country town, and city
in the State.
They are, in truth, "the cheap defence
Of the common wealth" and we trust that
the same spirit may extend 10 this section
and result in the revival OF our city's
military reputation Portsmouth { (Ka)
Transcript.
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.49- The Editor.n.Chicf being absent
eft of those who wish to be puJcd for their
liberaIity, to hand in their specimens to the
"LoCAL' and they shall receive his strict at
tention 1t would also be pleasure to
note the progress of our advertising friends
and patrons.
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Horace Greedy publishes long card over
his own signature, in the Tribune, in which
he repcIs the insinuation of Colonel Hugh
Forbes, duplicating him and other republi-
cans in "Old Browns" IIaTpe!'s Ferry con-
spiracy. Greedy admits, however, that he
gave Forbes $40, when going to his Kan
sas work, and others gave him large sums,
not less than 800, thus serving to show
a systematic movement of the Republicans
in 1856 to keep up conflict in Kansas.
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ExEcUTED.-We learn that Dan, slave,
the property Of Alvin Massey, which we
noticed in our last issue, suffered the ex-
treme penalty of the law on Friday last.
1t was generally expected that a confession
of the crime would be had on the gallows,
but we understand that there was none
given
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GERRIr Smiths WHEREABoUrs.-The
Hamilton Union, printed few miles from
the residence of Gerrit Smith, says:-"On
the reception Of the news from Harper's
Ferry, report says that this gentleman coE-
ferred with the Hon. Timothy Jenkins,
about what he had better do lie advised
him to leave the country. Rumor says
that Gerrit is about to start for Canada
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MAYoRALTY.-The Hon. Charles Mae
beth has been reelected Mayor of the City
of Charleston, by majority of three hum
dred, over his competitor, Col. John f. Ca
rev
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Gbr IthQer.
LANCASTERvILLE, sc.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOV. ., 1859.

~ The absence Of the Editor this
week, will we t,ust, excuse the leanness of
our editorial columns in this issue.
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w We are requested to state that the
Rev. J. N. Craig, Uhe present Pastor of
the Presbyterian ChurchD will preach at
this place on Sabbath, the Goth inst.
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Mr.. EDIToR.-Please announce MIR. WIN.
ROBERTSON, Candidate for Tax Collector
at the ensuing election and oblige his
friends. "AxHAws.
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Uous DYING. farmers in the
lower part of this county are losing their
hogs in great numbers, from an unknown
disease. 5. Il. Goore, Esq, informing US
that thirty five Of his died last week, and
many Others were expected to die -
Westminster Sentinel.
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Obituary.

Died on Monday 3lst ult, Mt The resi-.
dcnc;, of her husband in Union County N.
c., Mrs. Mary Jane McIlwain.
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Announcements.
FOR SHERIFF.

Mn. EDITOR Please announce Mr..
AMOS NcMANUS, a candidate for the
Office of Sheriff for Lancaster District, for
the ensuing term and obiige his
MANY FRIENDs
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Report

And Account Of ADAM IVY. Agent
of the Catawba Indians for the year
1853.
To the Honorable presiding Judge ,oitho
Court of Common Pleas for Lancaster Dis
trict, October .Ierm, 1859.
beg leave to report that the 'Catawbu
Indians number between 10 and IS In all
With regard to situation, habits, condition
&c, of the Catawba Indians, I have moth
ing new TO report, for particulars see former
reports.
submit herewith statement Of the n
mount received and paid out by me siLco
my last report, which beg leave to refer
to as part of this report.
Respectfully submitted,
ADAM IVY, Agent.
October 9th 1850.
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Hymeneal.

Married on the evening OF the list inst,
Dr. William Heath and Miss Hattie Smi IT,
all of Chester District.
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The friends of Capt.L. b. COUSARI
announce him candidate 'foS Sheriff no.
Lancaster District, mt the ensuing term.
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FOR TAX COLLECTOR.

Mn. EDITOR By announcing Capt A.
S. NISBET "A candidate for Tax Collector
at the next election you will oblige.
HIS FRIENDS.
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are unable to stay the progress of the
flames, owing to the scarcity Of water
November 4.-By the fire in the 4th
District sixty dwellings were destroyed,
and the loss is estimated at a quarter OF
a million.
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RUSSIAN TELEGRAPH.-Russia ia estab
fishing telegraph line to her Amoor
territory on The Pacific, about 1000 miles
long. Thenceto the nearest part Of the
American shore, coasting northward, the
distance is abou: 200 miles. Thence TO
San Fncisco $500 miles. This limo If
carried out would involve but two or
three submarine cables, the longest about
$50 miles. Are we to be connected with
Europe, first, by this line Where is
Cyrus w. Field l--Eagefeld advertiser.
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Two FIRES AT CAMDEN.-Somethin
Of a stir and sensation was produced in
our town on Thursday afternoon by the
alarm o. fire and the burning Of kitch-
eli or the premises of Mr.. Massaebeau.
on the eastern border of the town, upon
what is known as Mil! street. Two en-
gines were on the spot, but they were Of
little use, as the fire had well aigh dcs
troyed the building before aid could be
procured.
A negro house at the residence 81 Col.
Thos. J. Ancrum, in kirkwool, was des
troyed by fire on Sunday night last, -
the result Of accident Camden Journal.
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ADAM IVY, Agent of the Catawba Tu-
dians, m account. DR..
Balance cash in my hands as per
last report, placed in the Clerks Office
October. 1858. Sl7542i
To Cash received nj different
times Of the Treasurer Of Upper
Division. 10000
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Week before last stranger, calling
himself VIM. J. Jordan, stopped in this
town having in his possession negro
boy which he desired to sell or pledge
for certain amount Of money which he
was desirous Of raising. Mr.. L. S. Will
liams took the negroe and advanced
800 on him jordan promising to re
deem him in short time. Last week a
gentleman from Lincoln county, kv., a
Mr.. Buchanan, came on in pursui. of
Jordon, alleging that he (Jordon) had
stolen the negro from him.
Our town marshal, Mr.. Harris, imme.
diately went in pursuit Of Jordan and
traced him as far as Augusta, but from
there it could not be ascer tanned which
direction he WENT Charlotte Democrat.
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Frost in Texas.

New ORLEANS, Nov. 4.-There was
frost at Galveston and other points in
| Texas on the 28th October.
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Sl375 542s

CREDIT.
Paid John Ross, Store accouat SIO4.OO
oil" David Rice provision bill 207.25
John Hood. provisions, &c. l3 35
Elizer Marsh, attention 10
Indians, 1000
ThoI. a. Sparks, Cow and
Calf, 1900
b. F, Rawlison, provision bill 2Oll
q" /. II. Massey, for 300 lbs,
Flour, 500
&" w. VI. Connors, publishing
Reports, 1900
" Allen Harris, making Coffin, 400
. I" d.. II. l.. Johnston, Medical
Account, 600
" Adam Ivy, provisions and
Money, 2o9.osl
- Madison Gorden, Blk Smith
Account, lO.l9t
i. \ Perry, Bacon, $50
DR.. keell, Medical Account, 29.5O
ID &. Roddy 4 Bro, Store
Account, 292TO
&" Campbell & Steel, provision, 1929
q Steel g. Co, Store Account ll4.5O
DIR. K. G. lIanEer, Medical
Account, 400
J.. NJ. Gi-i, for publishing
Report, TOo
a. Nv Account furnished the
Indians, lIs2.is
Oct. 9th 1859, Cash remaining in my
hands $l9324t
Nov 9Th 1859, 39-It
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October 9th 1850.