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The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-03-11
CONSHGNEES.

i"e following persons have freight in the DE-
pot at Abbeville:-
Kerr, Pratt, DR. j r l. Robertson. 2.
ward, IL Jones, W II Stone, D Jordan IT..
E: Tr"P'er,, Mrs + n Du pree, L Taylor. A
turner Freeman L Haskell, II T Tustin, !
Mcbryne' l., Dawson, Barnes, J A Nor
wood, W n Hughey.
D. II. SONDLEY. ACT
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Later from Mexico

by nm arrival here yesterday, We have dates
from Tampco up to the 2Gtl ult.
'ur'z had taken the field and gone to Vera
Cruz, fully prepared to resist any attack. The
Liberals We're carrying on the war spiritedly,
and had captured Espara at Aqua Culientes,
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Dru Ss, B OOks
+ A NCY A RTICL'ES',


F A NCY A RTICLES'.::
TN1IE Subscribers have receutly received
l"rge additions to their Stock cf Books.
DRUGS and FANCY ARTICLES.:t5 which
they invite attention. Wehays s.bettsr. finer
and more extensive stock tlian ever, and ara pro.
pared to procure almost anything either in or
out OF our line, as our acquaintance at the North
Is very extensive. In addition to our former
stock we have added
WHITE. LEAD, LINSEED AND TAN.
NER'S OIL. WINDOW Glass.
GILT PICTURE FRA MES,
LI1H0GRAPHS,
And varity of other articles which it is us..
less to specify.
In our peregrinations North we have been
solicited to act as Agents for several Sewing
Machine Companies. and will furnish different
kinds at Il very email advance on New York
cost :.
We are also agents for one of the best Piano
Houses North, and will furnish warranted
Pianos on the same terms. -,
We are also agents for the celebrated Hde,s-
Circular Saws. and are prepared to fill any or
der in that line
BRANCH ALLEN & EDWARDS
Abbevile G. H.. and Due West, s. C.
March 10, 1859. 46 az
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Gen. Bonhnm will please except our thanks
for parts l, 2,3 and4 ofMessage and Docu-
mens, also for copy of the Congressional
Globe.
Also, the Hon. w. W. Boyce for copies Of
the Congressional Globe.
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iii Y Nj E II E AL,

MARRIED, on 18th February. by Rev j. NJ.
Chiles, Mr.. r. J. ROBINSON. to Miss FRAN
CHS COOK, all of the District.
On 23i, February. blythe same. DR.. G. E
ROBINSON, OF Pende:on, S. c., to Miss SAL.
LIE CHILD, Of this District.
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TasRssilser Of Births, Deaths, and Mar.

- qxloR66
DeBows Review makes; the following re-
marks with regard to the Report Of Dr.. Gibbes,
on Births. Marriages. and Deaths ,intsouth
Carolina in lsH7-
We acknowledged once before the rece;pt of
DrlSIb9es report on the Births. Mayrtaoes
4s6.Dea4s of6ontas Carolina" n 1857. The
,taeiss'ass earefully arranged, and the facts are
being better collected every year. The whole
number dfs6ifhs recorded 10 1857 was "a e2n:
of.asfthAssi ]. .es7; gef marriages, 1890 Tie
average sMidesv or the 'slava popnistion Of
the State - .abppt double t1Atof The white. and
Ji4a6 par cent. abDvA that of the blacks of Ken
I, tuck and ls per cent aboye those of Conneo
ticnt: 80
pr slt':appsars," ss5s: the Register, Hthat in
spite bf the removal from our State. in the Last
ffsw years of largs nnMbers Of slasas, the
bisek population pnIst have increased in much
hihsI fstio than the white. ia our own State,
!: o. tAa bIackin Kentucky, on account Of their
q tsrhdapaontto our. elimate, &c. Such be.
q the case. Of course the returhs of elaves
= ~ bss1Argz.. and would indicate BOTH a
j 9 MVfAiitysapds greater frhitfulness. the
j. 3ss' st8 heIng made by.ths enumsratton' ioi
J. In ;i bill ti6 HBie6 wss ;mad6 seven years
Sa3ESs * SS4yS. Rerie,s. :,
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Revolutioh oharv Claims;

BY the annexed abstract Of Congressiona !
proceedings says the Bulletin, it appears chat
the Appropriation Bill upon which was tackled
an item to pay to the several States interest
upon the amounts disbursed during the war of
isl2-l5. Was completely stripped of its amend
ments.
We fear that the claim prosecuted by J. A.
Black. Esq, for this State. has also been stricken
of by the House. notw witfistanding it has been
twice acknowledged by the Senate as just
But. Mr. Blacks untiring energy will be taxed
equal to the occasion. we are confident, and at
the next session. he will press the claim with
vigor and renewed energy.
" the House then proceeded to vote on the
Senate .amendments to the army appropriation
bill. The amendments were ,wenty-seven in
number, the majority Of which were rejected.
The amendment making an appropriation Of
8 1000 for refunding ID Massachusetts and
other States. money furnished during the war
OF .l8l2-f6 was agreed to--yeas l78, nays 33.
The amendment prpyidings Tor. the 'baSm drtt
of insarest, not heretofore paid :, TO ali states
which have diabursed for f6s maintenance of
theswar Of 1915, and all subseauent wars
was asreJected--yeas8l, nays 1907
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Dr. Z. II. Barton, OF Columbia. 8. c.. Oately
of New Orleans.) has writteI to Hon. George
Taylor, in reply to inquiries, an interesting
letter ON the relations Of meteorology to agri-
culture
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NWDEH0-",

IliE Subscriber would respectfully notify,
Il those. who intend ordering ROSES and
PLANTS from me. to leave their orders with
me, ut the Residence of TIIOS. c. PERRINS,
Esq. before the l1th inst, ns I expect to h,
through with my present engagement by that
time. 'fould state that all my Roses with
the exception Of Standsrdst are grown on
their own roots end Of large size,
SAMUEL. .WEBB.,,
Gardener G F?ortst.
March 9, 1859. IS Il
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--latest News.

Death Of Postmaster -GcneraI-W AsHISGroS.
March s, lS59.-lostmuster.G General Brown is
dead
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TIE JEnDAH MAssAcRE.--A letter from Jed.
dab, Asia Minor, states that the execution of
the criminal Concerned in the massacre of the
Christians in that city took place In the mid
die Of the day. and in the most public manner
possible Their heads wersscut Off at It'd foot
ofthe kiosque,, from which the orders forstbe
massacre were issued.-The event has produ-
ced considerable sensation among them. and
they now feel constrained that Neither rank,
station nor riches will hsnceforth protect those
wholare led away by their hnsticisms to tie
co1t1Ission Of such crimes: IL
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CARRIAGES AND WAGONS.

CARRIAGES AND WAGONS.
THE Subscribers having had the mis- fortune
TO loose. by the fire Of the 29th January.
the STEAM MILL and MACHINERY connee-
ted with their
COACH Factory
II Green9ilTe, take this method of apprisinr
their friends and patrons that they will stiff
continue business As heretofore, without change
in their Firm or abatement of their exertions
to please.
They Have ON Hands,
and are constantly finishing, all the varietie. Of
Carriages, Bugsies
Ww IN, ~ o M -
Ever made by, them. to which they invite the
attention of purchasers.
They take pleasure in correcting an impress
sion that their Stock of SEASONED LUMBER
was lost with the Mill, and would say that. in
quantity and quality,
Their Lumber Has, Never Been Better.
The generous patronage hitherto .reesiyedr r.
warrants the conclusion that their efforh arc
appreciated, and stimu lates them in making
further exertiona Their experience will ena-
bio them to select and operate the most ap-
proved Machinery, with advantages not sur
passed by any Manufacturers either North or
South. 4s
COVER. coz, MARKLEY d co.
p Greepville, 8. c., March 7 , 1859. 45 If
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OBITUARY.

DIED. Of Typhoid Fever. at the residence in
this District, near Greenwood, DR.. D T. RILEY,
on the Sd inst. The deceased was young nd
promising pbysician.s He leaves widow and
widowed mother, with many friends, to mourn
HE loss.
DuI7,,-1
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Administrators Sale.

Administrators Sale.
Pf Permission Of the Ordinary of Abbevills
- District. will sell by Public Auction a,
the late residence OF ROBERT SMITH Iced. on
TUESDAY, TIE 22D MARCH,
All OF the personal property of said deceased.
consslingof
Ten NeEroes.
lMostly y"nng) Mules. Horses, Corn, Fodder.
Peas. Bacon. Cotton Seed, Lard. Plantation
i"ols. IW9 G"gnns. Cows, Hogs, household
tedious to mention.
Terms Of sarss;-Credit till 1st January; 1850
note. and approved security, with interest
from, date.
The land will be rented the same day.
WILLISTON w. FRANKLIN.
80, Administrator
March 5, 1859 As Ct
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-21
Massacre Of 400 shlpwreeEeaa N. Men. I !. :

:
The COurier dss Eats Unis gives an ao.
count o. the loss Of the 81. Paul Of Havre,
on her way from China to Australia, with
"a load of. ChiusSas emigrantpa She was
shipwrecked on one of the, islapds Of the
Louiseade Archipelago, whiehiia5 betwesu
the parallsils Of 10 deg. 40 min. and n
deg. 40 mid. south latitude. apd the me-:
ridiaus oflsi deg, and 1874. deg. 80 mia.
east longitude. d,o.85,.s ,,'.,..t
The, wreck took place on the llth Of
September, but the passengers escaped
from this peril. aud an English vessel was
hailed. Il was too, small to. carry away
al the unfortunates. and three hundred
and thirty we're left till word was taken, 10
Sydhcy,ard another vessel sent 10 their re-
| lief, This relief efexpeditiop arrived at the
place IN Dec. mber or Jshdary, and found
that Of the three hundred and thirty in
diyidusls. but ,one-,a Chinamap -b Q d
been saved. all the others having been
wsssacred by the sagagss. amid the inosI
frightill tettares. These are all the par.
This sitatsmen. in tho SOairiisr lar is fortified
by letters from Captain Piusrd of, the ST.
Paul. informing the nwner pf tho vessel ol
these acts, and may therefore, we suppose
be coDsidered reliable. :. l.. 4. ,,js. .sss...
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-21

ACE AND IND DnBiLl14. As old age comes
creeping on, it brings many attendap. In
6rmities. Loss Of appetite and weakness
impair The health. and want Of activity
makes the mind discontenied and unhappy.
In cases where old age adds its influence,
il is almost impossible to add vigOr ard
health and slthough many remedies have
been tried. all have failed. until BGR.
HAYES HOLLAND 'BfTTEE5 Ners
known snd used. In every ease where
ii, have b.en employed thsy bave inya-
rlsbly given strength and restored the np-
petite. They hsve become 4 great agent
for this alone, and are used BY many peos
pie whoare sufferiug from loss Ofappeliie
and general debility. In cases Of long
standing chronic diseases, they act as q
charm. ihvigoratiOg the system, thus Civ
ing nature another opportunity to repair
physical injuries.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-21

FAST YCUMG MEN.-Every town and
city have their fast young men. who are
oohatantly annoying their neighbors. under
the command of Capt. Whisky, they pile
UP boxes. place draYs upon the sidewalk.
and occasionally take some mans Office Of
deposit, and place tin front Of the shop OF
some new conner, greatly to the discredit
Of our old.fashioned city. Would it not be
better for these fast young men to study
to get wisdom. cease to do evil. and learn
to do well2 and by the by. to cashier Capt.
Whiskey. and elect General Reason. and
Col. Common sense to preside over them
we think II would, the payment Of fres,tbe
imprisonment in Jails. and the contempt
of faIl.good citizens. is poor pay for such
outrageous proceedings. 49,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-21
CTNCINNATI. MARKET.

~ }elhet eINCIHHITI. Aprlt talIn5o
Foar unehan4ed sales IDa9 eS 4on5 50 for
snporaue; Tsa5 81 Gor eztra and % for extFaWhite
Wheat City Mills.
Whisky -Adsanssa Ne, and is in good demand
sslSs 7o barrels ~ - ee1tsg se Ssf srrt iffs'
Proxisions-No change IN provision. 400 barrel,
esa pork sold % ". aud 50 00 barfes bulk sides Al
ses lbAenn6k and esf, lard hsld a. 1i. no safcs-
fsgdeaFfes--The Hsrket Is -unehangod.r and dull;
aes Of 20 hhds sugar 7a7 Tor fif ard good faf,
and 91O Obas Coffee l2Ke MOiaases sels Al asa15e.
Whent--Ths market 10 quiet and steady, With fair
local demand for the lower efades. snd s0ae chipping
demand for The aRer1upti6s; sales 400 hnaaeit pge
White at4 IS; inferior Red all IS. Brine RedabT -
cO'B-The market = qdlte ehd dull, Without ma
terl change in auotalions. ihziss 81 u cents. Nta
Rysz-sales Al 90 teRb4. MGFkdt dull.
Barieysale or fair spFngat 65e.. and Fan al CSC.
Market steady. and prices arm. -
oats-A fail demand, and ths market is firm; sales
at a. and e. cents. :
Buttor--A good demand for choice Roll, and this
sells readily 23aR5e: sales of l2 bafTels
a5c TnferieT qualities very dull. and prices nominal.
PotAtoes=SaleS 800 bris. Northern ats 20 pea 0ush.
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!. fe-see Anbyaoil ; Bh04nEElalss aayet

ES-see AMbyReii h BhoInEas adSef-
tisement 10 to days paper Ready made
clothing al Cincinnati prices. t3 rs
See also LEvYY& q Bfock's advertisement,
they pledge themselves to beat Clncinnati
all hollow. they can furnish you with ev-
erylhing from atabies' kilt. to gentle
man s wardrobe complete.
And yet another. AboLPh AARON ready
made clOthing and almost everything else
And again our old friend ToNc, at the
head Of the market, always ready to rig
you out in .tiP.top style,
\ And then there Is StRtNcfR full as Q
tick Of splendid goods, and our old friend
HifE in tho same condition, all on the
South side Of Main street. and ifyou can,
accommodate yourselfon this side jdst pass
over 10 the Green building, where you
find Mr.. TRRoutt swimming in deep water
ever ready to accommodate ip the usefu
and beautirai. ifclothing aini'. cheap thi'
summer there is n6 Use in competition.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-21

The RssHIt.of Ihe jPaEasnsr E1Peati,On.
The Zines eommenis gp5h the lneagTe
iesults Of the Paraguay expedition, A
eompeBsaIion Of Si0. 600 10 the suryiroEs
Of lhs slain seamen. ADD an indsmnilytb
The House Of HoYkiny. @lieh eyen lYssh-
ingion imitation oARnt. ssi beyond some
$4,000. must staBd .Althe modest PER
eo0ira 10 Ihs eve miIlsoSs. which ;hs ex
psdilioh has already COS, Us; % the yFtl
doubtful impression made upou south
American Republics. Rhoss good viii is
oftho greatest momsrt % pSitp the loss
OF moral prestige, and Of national dignity.
10 which so pallTy business has sui jscisd
Ihis Government in The eyes OF an o5ser
ygRt European diplomacy I sGf 10 k3l
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-21

TKu 70 IEEEHEsr. - Our yOung friend
Mr. D q RbTrER. win accept our thanks
for presenting uSlWith . neatly published
volume Ofhis book, "Key 70 Iuterpst'l at
8. = 9, 9, and 10 psi cent. W
From earsfulexaminAtion We ere plsDs;
ed to hear testimony % its VsIuo. The
combinations Of time are 30 cOpplsts, that
we can turn 10 any time. between one day
and six years, let thai time be days. months
Orynsrsj or either Of al OF these combined
for which, we wish to compute interest ~
Opposite the time The interest Of one
dollar viii always be found. All we have
to dois to multiPly this interest BY the
'um upon which interest is, to be cAlcnla'
ted, let that sum be one mill or ten million
of dollars. So that we can compute the
interest on any sum. no difference how
large, or how small for any .ine between
one day aud six years, at any Of the above
rates, by single multiplication! It is NO
doubt the shortest, best and most pelfec,
system for computing inleresteyer publish.
ed. Ninety nine men cut Of every hun
dred should have this book. e
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-21
nsrIf atiy nnan hsth ssts 70 hear b

EFIf any man hath eats to hear Jet
him hear. The Republicans are claiming
all the triumphs in the late elections. In
Rhode Island; the American Republican
triumph; in 81. Louis, the Anti Lecomptoh
or Free Democracy; IL Cincinnati the bni.
ted Opposition is claimed as Republican
aud 90 all over the country. We say. be.
ware Of false prophets, Nothing but q
bnited Opposition Ticket can triumph in
1850. .l@0
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-21

" a ~ = /.
The Fsnilisda csnherss. ! lI.ytien / pa
per, extend, > cordial Invitation % abe
people Of color in America. 70 aEsil them
selves Of the liberty end sqasl right open
TO blackS men in that Itatd. Fhe pspsf
says: estt fgystlff
"Hsyti win soon Tsgain her assisnt
splendoF. This marvellous sod that our
fathers, blessed By God. conquered Tor Us
viii soon yield 10 us de weslih DOW hid (.
den 10 is bosom. Let our blaek and vel.
low brethren. scattered through lie Anti.
les aud in North and South America. has
leu 10 co perate with Us 10 restoring ,be
glory Of ths hspubIie. Hsyi is Ihe CON
mou county Of the black race. Duran.
cestors in taking possession OF il, were
careful 10 shDpunee In The s'ConsiiluionlhaI
they published, that all the descendani.
Ief Africans, sbd Of the ,ihbabilp uts OF the
West IDdiSs, belong by fight 70 The Hay.
tiep family. The ides was grand and gsn.
erous. - +.
"Llsten. then ell you negroes and mu.
lattoes. who. in the vast continen. Of A.
merica, suffer from the prejudices Of caste
The Republic caIlsy you; she inyitesyou &c
briug to her your arms and your minds. =
The rtgebl rating work that she undertake.
interest all colcred people and their de.
scendants. no matter what their origin Of
where their place Of birth.
"Hsyd, regAinihg bsr former position
rstaking her ancient scsptre as Queen o
tie Antilles, will Be a formal denial, mos
eloquent and peremPiory against those de
tractors Of our race who contest our desir'
or ability to attain high degree ofciyiIi
zation." s 81 fJa
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opp FfLlow's cELnneArloN on the 2 6Ih

ODD FELLow's cELKRRArioN on the 2 9Th
inst. = Our young friend j. R. SnERR,
will be IN the city from Monday the 25th
to the CLOSE Of said celebration. prepared
to furnish the Brelhorn with every variety
Of Regslia for the occasion. Mr.. SMERR
is an old and WsIl-Enown operator in our
city and we hope to see. him literally pat
roniEed. la v
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-21

MoRs.-U Under this hsGdiis. in another
oolnmn. win bSiound 80 advsr.issmsu. Of
a new book and vAiissy store. into whicA.
those who have money to spend for the
goods sold there had better look. before
they purchase. From what We know Of
the patties getting itup, we are willing to
say, that. purchasers, can get the best ar
sicles, and keep part Of their money.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-21

FIRE FrRE FIREl!l-The litlls boys Of
our city, ashort time since PetilioDed the
City Council for the use ofthe old discard
ed Phoenix engine; they got grant called
a meeting and Organizeda company, got
the engine repaired, and appeared upon
the streets on Teusday evening throwing
water with great power and skill; the
uAmes Of the officers we have not learned,
hut they are b. Us that will be men some
day. and as men will make noise in the
world sooner or later. We admire their
spirit. and all they requireis patronage
projection and encouragement to become
an imporlrnt aid to the interests OF oul
city.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-21
Tha Nlelllea Trinl.

The Slcklss trial Is still progressing Ard
aApiogress Is thai spirit Of the Age, the
Lord only knows when !, will terminate
Much food for reflection basl been de-
velOpsd---ths trsaehe,y, the trssson' the
duplicity and deception that has been brO't
70 ligh. is enough to dsrken the vision and
dampen the energies Of ell who are not
proDf against Satan 5 musical Vaccinations.
We have been unable to give any thing ike
a detailed statement Of Che mulIifarious
developemenss in the case, but we have
attempted to give the gist and leading fea.
lures Of the causes which led to this most
melancholy tragedy, for which We have
received the condemnation Of some OF our
patrons. One says, ycu have published
that dirty confession Of Mrs. Sickles,
which ain't fit to go before decent fsni-
y,ibersfore can't take your paper. This
reminds us Of an exquisite young lady who
in purchasing fiddle stFiug' desired 10
have one of the cognomen Of pussey's IN
wards, stating that cat-gut 1.-THE proper
nams) was too vulgar for lady's use. q
Now we have alwsysibeep in the habit
of publishing facts to our patrons. our fam.
flies and individuals and leaving them to
judge Of the moral bearings in the prem.
iSes.
When great moral outrage has been
psrpstrated, the people become excited and
have right to demand the facts upon 10th
sides Of the question. The killing Of Key
fs one fact. and the cause that induced i
IS another. Suppose we suppress the eonr
fsasion Of Mrs. sichlss and pertinapiOusly
persist in charging Sickles with killing
Key. Murder is murder. and Sickles
must, according to the NoatiO Institutes
be hanged. But II allthe facts are known,
Justice and common sense dictate differ.
snt policy. -. -
We have sneer for all who would cup.
press facts. We have grin for all who
would butcher the Kings English to es.
cape the simple truth, and we have an alb
horrsnce for all who knowingly do wrong.
All we have to say in conclusion is, let
truth be proclaimed, and outrage and COR
ruption exposed if.eyeu pusseys entrsils and
Cat.gu, for fiddle strings must be ,ohfOuh-
ded.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-21
uReauty lIte spptene D0mldlOnl

Is best supported by opinion,
ifde1ency brings no supplies, -
oplhion falls and beauty dies" ~ q
Therefore let decency be foremost in all
things. He that would reap the reward Of
the righteous. must be clvanly, cautious.
prudent, pious, and in all things diligent
ever bearing in mind that the strict OBJ
servauce Of the laws Of the Creator is the
only guarantee Of happiness heroand here
after.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-21

CoUaT OF COMMON PLEAs.--Tbe May
term Of the Fairfield county Common Pleas
Court willcommepCssn On the second Mon.
day in May next.
The follcEing are the mescfthe Grand
and Petit Jurors, as furnished US by our
worthy Sheriff. A. W. EReIoHr.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-21

re- Why is a sberifT's ofice ike a new
and usefull inveutiOni Because be 10 q
smSing machine. u "a.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-21

sGN7Ws have Just received:sa copy Of Mr..
tuLIEN's Interes. tables. By eksnina-
ton and Comparison &s Srs led to prs.
bouuee them useful; prsctic.i. and So. sim,
pie that child may understand. They
calculate the interest upon ,'; one cent to ten
thousand 'dolIaFs; from one day to four
years; tOgsthSSr with Soiip65dod interest for
tie Benef. 81 tBo sbyiooE. Ans man
That will give to US the last named sum
tio,ooo1 we will agree 10 loan The one.
half Of il for I've yeats f5t Tie loves. rate
named. Every iRsh Who bRys 6t sells
Upon credit. should have an interest table
that he may knoT the wear and tear 10
tetsit tSdIgarlS called dsdfy J produces, \
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-21

THE WtArnEhis is wet, cold. and frosty.
aud the peaches. plums. and cherries sre
trembling in their incipiout stages, lie or
death seen doubtful and our .conpOisenrs
n eafiy fthits, are making awful wy fAsss.
Bu. Providence directs oil things fot good
70 those who deal Justly. loSs mercy, walk
humblyS Hnd Asep moving ssg ,iyg,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-21
.BALTIMoRR MARKETI. 2 !.

frat 9eF' BirrinoEe. ArTiI 10, 1880
Flour Il dull al 60 Is for Ho&Nyti street.
Wheat firm Ct y SCAT IS for White.4
Corn jsvery dull bite and 90 foYeil0W
Proyisions-Are qstts; bacon ddes ~ rents. =
Whisky Droopihg. Ohio held II 95,S eents. -