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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-30

~ CHANT TAILOR, Mitchell's Block, Main
street, Evansville, Ind. Headquarters Tor elegant
Clothing MAZE 10 order Gents Furnishing Goods,
such as Shirts, Collars, Cravats, Handkerchieis.
dc. Also, variety Of Piece Goods, made mp TO or
der in the very lest style and manner, az quick
terms, small profits aud extensive sales. deczz
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URS. EHRMAN AND BAIRD,
aHO.UsE0 P.ITHEE PHS'SFCI.S.N's "

~ SURGEONS, respectfully tender their pro-
f->sionai services To- the public.
RI special attention given It. Lung and Nervous
diseases. and e. Chronic diseases generally. Dis
,,~es the result Of the abuse Of CaOmel, Qunine,
Sr.. greatly benefited, ii not cured. large eNIr-
riruCc enable, them To- treat all t'vcr>, lnermit-
TENT Bilious &c. without large doses Of powerful
medicines, which only palllir the disease, while
they weaken and destroy the constitution.
Office Third street, between Vine snd Division,
Evansville, Int. my2j Snrw
E'LOEH! FEOEH! FL0ER.-
n - bbl> extra white wheat Flour,
10 bbis suQcrhue de,
loo bags du and extra do
ON hand for s,lr a. NICkERY BROS
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,VyO THE FAR.MERs!-

IL ALLIS HOWES are appointed SOLE Agents
for the saleof MANNY'S COMBINED RLAPER
AND MOWER--the ye.y t.st Yet invented e"E-
tanning all the latest Improvements ES- Sales ia
creased in six years from l2j TO 2'.nSJ! maylj
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r.. 4.r CISCISSATI, June 20. lr.
River falling. Weather clear and hot.
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HFH.7RLES sEeJ OH.t ~, WIiOLL-
y Il sale and Retail GROCER AND PROVISION
MERCHANT, dealer in COrdage, Nails, Glass, Ce-
meut Powder, Plaster Paris, &C., No. LIS Maia
street. near the Canal, Evansville, Ind. feb2S
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RE UL.YR LOUIS

ISSdfk@~z&x.~ viei Evansville and Henderson
Packet SCI0T0 No. 2, BALLARS,
Master leaves Evansville for Louisville aud all in
termedate points, every "Wednesday al +. NJ, and
every Saturday a. II 4 ". dec
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RSOT .EPFEC-rED nv H:fR.-.fL-
q y though Powder, Lead, aud Provisions have
advanced since the commencement Of the European
war, yet SAM. EMBICH 4 CO, keep the popular
low prices Watch-spring Skirts, Dry Goods,
Shoes, &c, and 10 meet the rushing army of
TONERS, they Keep constantly supplied with the
choicest goods of the season. hencethe rush. jes
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HGs.yTo.N. TE.f C0.nP.s.V.I; ". y.

y Jntt received NOW and in store. from tie above
establishment
chests Young Hvson Tea, assh grade,
10 DO Old Hy>sfI, an extra article.
J do DO Guupowdcr, assorted grades.
do 90 Imperial, DO do
q de- do uo.ung ~ Blk do do
do do SouChUng or EHglish Breakfast Tea.
IN the above lots are some uf the best grades Of
Tea ever offered this market 70 retail.
Consumers will please take hottie, that theS,
teas new, fresh nportations, aud not old stock
that has been on hand for years. We will suaran-
tee, better article for the price paid, than yoa
usually in the habit of getting Cali and
prove it. Also-Ca6 dies aud package Teas always
ON hand. "a YICKERY BROS,
jeli 81 Main street.
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r. T.S.t'sp-FLLE, P.sD-

5 e r. Ep-S.t'sp-fLLE, F'.ED-
zA 1Seini-weekly .>-zG14
Passengrr 9. II. DONE, ke>1.zSyA.r~
Lewis Paws u, w. L. List --ee--. 49,
JictE Lave b.. nsvilic every WI. ESDAY
and SATURDAY. al / J.. NJ. Lev Cairo every
THURSDAY ar'' UNDAY, AT 4. IL
The Done COL -cts at Eva syille with the z { C..
u. r., and pace FOR Green river; AT Plducah with
packets for Cumberland ana Tennessee riveTs, AID
II Cairo, with she I. Z c r. r., and packets for
New Orleans and Memphis. iel4
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CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,

HARTFORD, CONN.
Cash 500 O00 90
Surplus. ... IS 23l As
This Company continues 10 fsRs policies on Fire
risks AT reasonable rates.
DIRECTORS.
Il BoWerS, W Buh, III Freeman,
= Blodgett, Newton Case Thos Stae.a
" Webster, ID Phillips, Geo Under,
Pliney Jewell, II Perkins, GIN Bartholomew
c. ID. BOWERS, President.
&. Z. WAITE, Secretary.
W. B. LoUNsBURY, General Agent
Applications made TO ALLEN c. HALLOCk,
Agent. Office Arble Hall Building, Main street,
Evansville. febl5-ly
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ad.N'DHgES
~ lIO bag, Eio Coffee
- bbl, Wilmington Tar.
- halt bbls 80,
los bbls Resin,
80 bales Navy OIkum,
- LLls ClIsLt,i SusIg,
- boxes Pearl Starch.
- boxes assorted Tobaccp,
L. cases Matches. la storr fur sale Ly
uil2} ORR, DALEELL tO.
LEI FEST T0OE s.-DIHEc"T
ES from the mandatory. r"' made expressly
for the Retail Irli,--
IO dozen Irot. aiiJ Nuol-'rsve Cradle.
Iu do Dutch Bow do
~ dc Hoods extra Cast Steel Grain SCytlIgs,
- do 10 d1 10 Grass d",
DO dp 30 do silver d. de-,
dp Cast Steel Brisr S,.ytl'es,
=, do DO Hay and Straw KNIVES,
- do Scythc Sncath-, assorted,
40 boxes do stones.
iO dozen and Prong Hay Forks,
- do Hay Eakes,
10 DO German Sicklcs.
The above articles are warranted 10 be Of the
very best quality, and for sale low by
my2l JACOB STRAUB X son, 10 Main st.
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IL YOUR WHEiTi
The subscriber il agent for RIGGS CELEBRA-
TED REAPER AND MOWER, and has good sup
ply nOw on hand.
We can refer parties wishing To- purchase tu EIrm-
in Gibson, Posey, WarricS, and VanLerburgh
counties who have used these Rea2crs, and who Will
testify 20 the superior and satisfactory manner in
which they perform their work
The machines can Toe obtained from the sul,cri-
Der at Evansville, or from Mr. George c. Hart near
BOCnville, Warrick county.
SAMUEL ORR,
June, lSJJ. Evansville, Ind.
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EY:s.s-spyLLR, P.EDUc.1H, .s.,1I

Sz5 Master, leaves Evansville Tues,
e. nday and Friday, at u O'Clock,
NJ, arriving at PaduCah at o'clock, A. n, Cairo
az IL o'clock, ~, Wednesday and SATURDAY. Ec-
turning, leaves Cairo every wednesday an - tUT-
day, at O'Clock, y. NJ, and psdu ali every Thurs
day and Sunday at 0 O'Clock, a. NJ, connecting al
Evansville with the Evansville and Crswfordsville
X. H., and Packets for Green River. Also, con-
Meeting at Smithland with Cumberland River Pack
cts at Cairo, with Memphis, New Orleans and St
Louis Packets.
Tickets can be obt,.ned on hoard the boat for all
Eastern Cites seufZ3
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RE- .4K ET.f.y.s-

.%Ils>r&-f-ville racket HARRISON BRIDGES,
Humphrey, master, leaves Evans
vile for Bowling Green every THURSDAY, az 10
A. NJ; ksves Evansville for Louisville every SUN
DAY at Il NJ uavf,-7xd
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WrfNus~E BEFtx.3 80 CuS. $50 81
Amt Of reefs over expenditures IL ,909-H ..f.tt
- Published BY order of the Board. ~ q
EtieLl -3td.iw --- NM. WALkER, A. v. G.. =
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June, ISJJ

BoOnyille Democrat. Princeton Clarion,
Mt Vernon Advocate, New Harmony Advertiser,
Insert to the amount of So, and send bin this Of
nee. iupl -2tdk4tw
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HOH.N' s. MITCHELL CO., me-
~ CEIYfNG, FORWARDING AND C0MMIS-
SION MERCHANTS.
- Water street, between Main and Locust,
- EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
CO Particular attention given TO the forwarding
OF general Merchandise and Produce, 10y River,
Canal, or Railroad. tp29-6m
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Daily sf, Sem-Weelily So, weyaly Tribune s..
For club terms, Tribune OF any date.
E.S- Address HORACE GgEELEYS 60,
je3i-lt Tribune Bulldogs New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-21

A new attempt is in progress to dispossess Sou
Tongue, the blsek Emperor of Hsyt; but We doubt
if it will be any more successful than two three
other similar attempts by which it has been pre-
ceded. This moyemett originates 10 the south
western peninsula of Hay IT, the old Southern Prov
ince, extending like long arm for hundred aud
fifty miles into the Caribbean Sea-, and forming
the southern shore Of the deep bay, at the bottom
Of which lies Port au Prince the old capital of the
Hsyti. This peninsula has several harbors, Of
which the principal are Aux Cages and Jeremie.
The fertility of the soil and the near neighborhood
OF all parts Of the province to convenient ports of
shipment, have rendered it populous, and it has
always borne conspicuoa, part In the civil commo-
tons of the island. The mul,t.o population is
more numerous here than in the north, and the
nulattoes have always taken the lead in the pOlti
cal movements of the distrct-s Jealousy always,
and often bitter and vehement hostility, having
existed between them and the leaders in the
northern part of the i.land, who have generally
been pure negroes.
The civil war which resulted in the emancipation
and independence OF Hsyti, hrst commenced De-
tween the whites and the free mulattoes, who, at
the era of the French Revolution, constituted
distinct clas, intermediate between the whites and
the slaves Many of these mulattoes had received
from their French fathers-more obedient to the
dictates Of nature and humanity than our highly IT,
hgious Southern pl,nters--not merely their free
dom, but education and property. There were
among them large Shareholders, and good idea
msy be formed of the position which they held by
referring to that Of the free coored population Of
Louisiana, of similar French descent, among whom
still to be found, in spite Of Anglo Saxon limo
vstiops, persons of culture and large wealth, like the
Mr. Harrison of Iberville, who lately lid of spl.nta
ticn at auction for SEQ 900. The Declaration Of
Rights voted BY tie Frecch Nssiocsl Assembly on
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-21

The GOVERNMENT Of the United States PUSHES
rapidly toward a centralized Executive de'poti'm
Yesterday, Mr.. Bepjsmin Of Louisiana-A bitter
Wing all bis life until love Of Slavery transmitted
him suddenly into fierce Buchanan Democrat
submitted to the Senate proposition which, if
adopted, authorizes and enables the President to
make war With all Chrstsndom at pleasure, under
the pretext that our rights in Central Americs,
&c are assailed or threatened. There is great
show of guarding and foItif,irg against abuse Of
this power, which experience and reason alike
prove a snare and deluson. The proposed dele
CATION of power is at deadly war not Only with
both the spirit and letter Of the Federal Constitu
ton, but with the genius Of free institutions. II
cannot now pass; but the mere proposition is an
ominous sign of the times. lie it not enough to
make the bones Of Jefferson rattle 10 his grave to
have such proportion from such quarter made
in behalf of Democracy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-21

Mr.. Crows wise, humane, benefcent propose
tion that Actual Settlers shall have ten years pick
of any portion of the Public Domsn hereafter sur
yeyed before it can be offered or sold to nOn-res-
DENTS was yesterday carried in the House by fifteen
majority on a direct vote, and then lost BY four
msjority, through the House refusing to order to a
third reading the bill to which this amendment had
been attached-in effect, rejecting it. We are
anxious TO see the names Of those who alter voting
for Mr.. Grows amendment, turned and voted
against the bill as amended. As we do not know
them, We cannot be accused of personal i'll will
when we Say that our opinion of them is by no
means iattering one.
We regard the defeat Of Mr.. Grows proposition
as one of the great disasters Of the Session. Its
adoption would have been worth more to the in
dustIious poverty of the country than all the good
that is now likely to be done at this Session. We
shall not fail to print and elucidate the Yeas and
NAYS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-21

Our Legislature is threate ming to inquire into
the emoluments Of certain Of our City Ohcers-
Sheriff, Clerk, &c.-whereupon the friends OF
those officials threaten, by way of retaliation, to
inquire into the emoluments Of certain other
officers-the Health Officer, for instance. We beg
the friends Of honest Government and light taxes
to close with this proposition and pass the resou-
ton pin the proposed amendment. The only OBJ
lection TO including the whole State is the danger
that delay may result which will preclude action
at this Session. Let US have full and fair in
quiry with regard to our City; and, if one be
wanted TO cover the whole State, let US haze that
also.
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THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOL


Tn Fourth edition Is ready, and contains:
AsaoAoneAL CALCULATIONS AID CALENDARS for the year
lisa
eovrksnsrr OF THE UNITED srArrs-EIecutys and Ju'
asial
LIsr or rHk,skMsKss TIE USIrro STATES SENATE,
politically classified.
A Lasr or the MEMBERS or HOvsK OF RhrKEsESrA.
rivEA poll IDEALLY classified.
APoLIrtc.LLY CLASSIFIED LIST or rHs XXxvlrH Con-
ssnss. a. far yet chosen
sGxrcH oT 1kousLEs IN UrAH.
ABSTRACT ov rHr Laws PAssrD THr LAST SESSION or
CossxEsA
GcvEasnENls 90 EvRoPE-RvLNe soFsRsiess, &C
How THEY ELEcr Boots U. s. SENATORS IN INDIANA.
ELsc1ok RkIUESs FRoM ALL TIE STATES HOLDING oES'
xaAL ElEoroSs 1885, carefully compiled and compared with
pormes elo tions expressly for THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
ElEcrios REIVkks THR STATE oF NEw-foRk BY
3owNsHIss AND WARps
Lisr STATES CAPITALS, G0vrnSoks TiMEs OF LrsI'-
LArrr MEETINGS HoLDNG OF ELECTIONS, &C. with ether
matter Of general and permanent interest,"
Pos postage prepaid single copies Is cents American
coin, Twelve copies OIL, One Hundred copies IS.
Hssus By Express. 81 per 100; Is eopiss for 81.
Orders accompanied with the cash, respectfully selected
AAdrrss HoSAeE GREELEY Co..
Tribune Buildings. New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-21

ANTIOCH CoLLreE.--Ths debt of this institu ion in
regard to which We pablished statement few weeks
since, can al be paid of, and the College put upon
IN independent, sss0ppoTtipg basis if its friends viii
al cooperate, sven moderately, al this crisis in its
history. large proportion of the $S 900 is already
pledged and the balance can be made up if all OF
ns friends who would give literally rather than see the
project fail, viii row come fosrHd with even small
subscriptions. 1t viii be remembered that the money
pledged will not be called for unless the plan success
full, and the College entirely redeemed from debt.
Sabscriptions may be sent to y. A. Palmer, esq,
President Of the Broadway Bank. OF, more convsn-
lent 10 The TRIBrSE Office to be tarned over to Mr.
Palmer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-21

A9orstion Of tero!sm is historically limited V
tia, displayed in var Any attempt 10 gre -
preme currency to reputation simply for sa'las
hfe, at whatever nsk, mas failed. We DO noh
therefore, expect to make hero Of BOB BUTT.
Bob Butt, who's hel Precisely. Who - 10
Nobody here ever beard bis name. Bob Bua
not q man. Bob Butt is not beast. Bob BaH"
a cbatteL Bob can he sold Bob can DO bought
Bob can be ironed. Bob can be laahed to dessa'
Bob can be hunted to death with blood-hossS@
Bob can DO roasted to death with 6ro. Bob, Ao~'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-21

The Tax Levy for 1859 was adopted by the Al
dermen las. night. Among the amendments were
the addition Of 1926 900 to satisfy the LoSber
claim, and the reduction of the sum for printing
from $35, 900 10 $4,000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-21
Aew1)ork Dailp Gibmsre
FRIDAY, JANUARY 81, 1859.

The mails for Europe by the steamship North
American, from Portland, will close as the New
York Post Office at p. m. to day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-21

As we go to press With our frSt edition, we have
no news Of the steamship Europa, Dow dae at this
port with three days later sdvces from Europe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-21

In Congress, yesterday, the SENATE passed the
Invalid Pension bill. Mr. Benjamin reported a
substitute for Mr.. Mason's BILL by which the war
masking power is conferred upon the Executive
The main difference between the substitute and
the original bill is that the President by the for
mer required to make an immediate report to
Congress Of what he may do under previous pro-
visions. After further Discussion Of the Pacific
Railroad bill, the Senate adjourned.
In the HOUSE, the Committee on Mr.. Shernan's
motion to investigate charges of corruption in the
Navy Department was announced. 1t consists OF
two Republicans, two Democrats, and one Aneri-
can, as follows;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-21
John ShffWdn 10, J, ChaIfInhn
VIM. Groesbeck, Ohio. Thos- Booock, Va
Cas- READY Tenn Dartd Richie Pa

Taking up the bill amending the Presumption
Laws, the House adopted Mr.. Grows amendment,
prohibiting the exposure of public lands for sale
unless returns Of the surveys thereof shall have
been made ten years or more previously, and then
rejected the bill by four majority. In the evening
session speeches were delivered by Messrs. Pur-
Vance, Thompson, and Phelps OF Minnesota.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-21

VENTS PiLESl
cAsp-Our and places of business having been an
nouns by persons unknown 70 u.s. IN
ton Win IA. sale OF MtDIcsTkp PAPER for the ~atercoet
e tai opportunity that we have no PsPe OF tns'
kisd fr excepting that ongnay discovered ana now ~
ufsotufed by }. & OANSfrf,
which l. generally approved BY customers
HEcEMAk \ Co,
Nos. l65 2T3, 5ll and 756 Bresdsay
aad others-
c. GaYErTY Co s only Depot at No Al AnD'st Look
Sx GAyErTYs IN each sneetn wsteEnlark-sne MS
autosrnpo upop label
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-21

SINGERS SEWING MACHINES.
Every who bess tbe BY purchasing one OF
vrerss sEwne MACHINES will be al 0to better OF when the
yees suAs ID SNeks 20,
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Hardware Department. t.

full and complete Combination comprising Saw Sua ny
Scribe all n one.
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HOW ARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.

4 benevolent Institution. established by spe
cial eudowmcn, log tho relief of the
sick and distressed, afflicted
with NirUleut and Ep-
lil.,s.S
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Gents Furnishing Department.

Consists everything o
Vests and
the cold weather set nprcc from four Twenty-Five Dollars
and nrre
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a few short Extracts from Letters Tes
tlmonialS. &c.

Il have usod Jaceb's Jsr,lhd in nv family,
and have found it Iaest efficient, and in nv
Judgment, a valuable petnely
lfoN. IHRIM WARNER
Judge oi Supreme Court, Georgia"
at gives me pleasure in being able to re
commend Jacobs Cordial; my own personal
experience, and the experience of my nciri-
borS and friends around me, is a sufficient lguar.
antee for me TO believe it to bc all that it pur.
ports TO hc, viz. sovereign remedy.
VIZ II. UNDER WOOD.
Formerly J9adge Of Superior Court, Cherokee
Circuit"
81 take great pleasure ia recommending this
invaluable medicine to all afflicted with bowel
diseases, for which believe il to be a sover.
egn remcdy-dccdcdly superior to any thing
else ever tried by me.
4. A. GAULDISG.
| Deputy g. NJ. of the Grand Lodge of Georgia "
81 have used jacobs Cordial in my family,
and this with all ! hear about it as a remedy
by those who have tiled it, induces me 40 he.
licve that it stands at the head OF every prcna.
ration OF the kind, and would recommend its
use III The diseases Tor which It Is compounded.
MILES q. DOBBINS.
Cashier Of the Bank of the Stae Of Georgia,
Griffin"
"lt there is any credibility in human testi.
monI, Jacobs Cordial must staud pye-eminent
above all other preparations for the cure of
Bowel Diseases From the mass OF testimony
IN its favor co'ning in from all quarters, It must
be very far in advance, as a curative agent, of
! most IT not all other patent preparations.
4. FLEMING.
Cashier Marine and Fire Insurance Bank Griffin.
! This efficient remedy is travelling into celeb
rity az fast as Bonapnrte pushed his columns
into Russia, and gaining commendatom whore
ever used. - Georgia Je6ersonidn, May l9ih,
! 1893.
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVER YJVHERF
Druggists Merchants and Physicians sup
| piled by j. ASlIHtIRST, Importer aud Whole
sale Druggist, Charleston.
July l4th, 2o-tf
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NEW rAlA & xytas,,Jllr.n uvVus
FOR S%Su-sA.
Ladies Dress Department.

If
SutonR
the !r
call and p blyn
il Ianlc
XII
oorei. "'N
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Notice.

A Ii Persons are forewarnsd from ira.
n ding for a note Of hand for sixty dol.
lars, given by me 10 Burre!i Philiips, due
the 8tst day of November next, for a horse
which was unsound at the time OF purchase,
and ] abi determined not to pay said pete
unless compelled by law.
p EE. WILLIAM FAILE.
March 4, 1850 Aft
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
LANCASTER DisTEnr.

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
LANCASTER DisrE;cr.
In he Common Pleas.
james II W'hcrspoon, c. E. l.. D, lnttach-
mrnt
William Scmb.er.
James ii. Wilherspoon, c. Z. L. d. attach.
vs. mcut
Z George ID. B,ckham.
Whereas, the plaintiff did on the 2Is. day
Of March 1859, Tile his declarations against
Vie defendants, who (as it is said) are alb:
ant from aud without The limits of this
State, and LHYi nrither wife's nor attorneys
kn"~n within the same, upon whom copies
81 the said declaration, might be served ::
" IL therefore ordered that the said defen.
dants DO dppear aEd BI"ad TO tis said de-
cip'nIi"ns, On or before the I'D day Of
Mrch 1850, otherwise nal ahd absolute
jargpeht viii then be given and awarded
agnnst them. -
Olhcc Court of Common Pleas. Lancas.
ter, March 81, 1850.
j. (. sTEwMAN, Crk.
March ~. CIV
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Sundries.

EANCY Candies, Raisins--wbole, hall
IL aSd quarter Boxes, Paradise nuts, Al.
monds, Butter, Pecan nuts. English Wal.
nuts, Cocannts. Herring, Cove Oy sters
sialmond, Lobsters, Pepper Sasee, Tomato
&c, SC. Fresh, just received BY
JOS. NJ. GAYLE.
Camden, Jan. 4, ls59-47tf
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STEAM MILL NOTICE.

-HliE Subscriber respectfully asks the at.
j. tcnti"n of the public 10 his STEAM
SAW MILL, which Is now in operation
six miles East of Lancaster C. II. Bills
for Lumber will De promptly furnished a,
ths rates below: -
Inch Plank at 8 per hundred feet.
inch Plank Scots "a"
inch plank, quarterqd 81! cts. per hun.
dreh feet.
. incn plank 80. per hundred feet
Rough do 80 Gts. per hundred feet
Srta'lin ihsown in TO Inch measure at
81, per hundred.
All picked Lumber 90 per cent higher.
All refused Lumber half prlcc.
= In the mensnrlnent OF all quar- tered I.um.
her The edge IL added la the width, and all
tpmscy aoi named aLovo ID ao!d IN the
Ame proportion.
GEORGE SINCLAIR.
March %, 1850 eff