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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-08-23

DIsarPEARINC The nsigh,ly rayiuc,
Just north of Cowlcs' store, on Washngton-aycn-
ne, is fast disappearing, under the operation of
grading. There is no portion Of the city more
benefited by the grade, than that same locality
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-08-23

On THE MExp-The timely showers, or
some other cause, has conduced to make the
sickness hereaborts much lighter, and more I'M
frequent, as our medical men tell IL. The tcvers
Weld to treatment with more facility than at first
and there are fewer cases of them. This is en-
couraging.
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O'lks <.

THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE ~
l. istiug between the subscribers, under tie
name of John Thomas * Co, i this Lay dissol-
we'd by mutual consent
The unsettled accounts of the late firm VII! Re
adjusted by \. +. Weller. with whom tie books
OF account, notes and claims Of the same, have
been left, for settlement and collection, and 90
" hom all debts due Them must be paid-uateI
Lansing. August l., l>5g.
JOHN THOMAS.
\. f. WELLER,
- m f. L. MERRIFIEID
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BANK VAULT The vault for the Bank
Of the Capital, arrived from Detroit on Monday.
IL is Of boiler iron, five feet wide, eight in
height, ard nine feet in length
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STILL ASoTHER. - The eleventh new
store this season, j. row erecting by CoryeH
and Jennison, next south Of their present loca-
ton. The building il twenty-five bv sixty.
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Improved Patterns.
FARM IMPLEMENTS.

Made "a order ON short notice. Also-Plo,
L.ultiNuLnns .nI Ill Linls Of
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CaIIEp--Rev. II. l.. Hayward, late Of this
city, has accepted call. and one thousand dol
lars per year, 10 take the pastoral charge OF the
Cniversalist Society of Springfield, Ill Grand
Rapids Eagle
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TIIE PLACE.

Where YOU can invest your money and obtain
more Goo,is E,r Il i,idr than At any other Store
in town. W. have adopted the ready pay sys-
stem and We are determined 10 make II an OBJ
iect for ALL who wish 10 pay down for their
goods to trade with ~. 4 difference Of n least
twenty-fivc per cent. lin favor "i our customersD
will readily be seen, between our prices and
those who trust We mean what w. -ay. and
will satisfy all who call "a, that il j. Fact.-
We particularly invite the Ladies 10 examine our
stock of b.sutiful
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-08-23

SECOND WARD BKIDGE-This bridge
has been temporarily repaired, and - nov III a
passsblc condition for teams.
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Vosr OF A TEAiN.-A first-clasS locomotive
.os's about slo,o"o, passenger car $4,000, a
baggage car sl,50o, freight car $3.50, and a
gravel car $3.50. The iron of a railroad costs
nom q, 900 to $4,000 per mile
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TO CONTRACTORS,

NOTICE IS hereby given, that Sealed PropO-
y sal- viii bee received a. the Post-0ffice in
Iioushton, Houghton county, Mich, from We'd
nesiay, August 18th, al II O'Clock, NJ, 10 Sal
urlav, September the l7th, 1889 at II o'clock,
W.. for the building of the L'Anse Bav and State
Line State Road, from the village of Houghton,
on Portage Lake, via the head of L'Anse Bay
to the State Line, along the survey recently
made bv the Commissioners of said Road. Dis
lance - mics said Road TO be cleared of all
standing timber, brush and fallen timber. one
rod in width, and : feet of same to be well
grubbed and graded, so a 10 form level road
bed. All swampy and wet grounds TO be corde-
roycd with sound timber, cut not less than Ia
feet long; well spotted down, and laid on sub
s,antial stTiuCerS. where the character Of the
ground makes it necessary. All streams 10 b.
bridged with substantial timber bridges.
The Road 10 he completed or or before the
first day Of November, A. n. 1851. Contracts
viii he awarded on Tuesday, September 10Th,
Payment for the above work to he made in three
annual nsralmeufsg For information. enquire 81
p. l.. BroCkwav.
n. n. BROCKWAY.
:. II. GRIFFIN.
:. CHADWICK,
226vt Commissioners
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More than lo0,0oO cases nf disease have yi-art To-
their during the past i've year. many If which have
been pronounced incursb'e by distinguished physicians
A. coll weather i approaching, let every one
cleanse their system with fe~ Hoses 81 these lS NJ
restraint in diet is necessary while using them. Full III
rectIOns 60 with each box.
Ga. Sold By all th- dealers th-ou- h1Ut tf~ world -
Lang boxes - Cents Advertisements ,-l page
ic-tI1ful-'
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Tuesday Morning. August %. 1859

AFTER some YEARS. - Hon. John J
Adam, was in Lansing last Friday.
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M a II H Z T. -o

In Cleveland o., on the llth in-r., Boy the
Rev l.. Carter, Mr. Smith Hunter, -! Gli- city,
to Miss Cornelia Many, of Cleveland.
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DR. GOODS,

Groceries, Boots, Shoes, Crockery and Hard
ware, ever before offered in this CITY, To which
they invite the attention OF all concerned.
Knowing that MONEY IS the great ierer Of hK-
man actions, and that people think more of their
dimes than they 30 oi ANYTHING else and that
the great absorbing question IT, Where can
trade the cheapest, and thereby save the most
money - We answer in as few words possible,
tInt liz l.
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never been
fany other
NEVER HAS
SINGLE Is
EFFECI \
timely use!
know an III
satisfaction
whOU~edIt
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pr. Ca,,l,,. Maynol,a ,a,arrh snun.

H. tanned pa cn,ahl@ reputation 90 tte cure otC,
auh. is 81 Noce, Deafness. Mairrv and luham- 9
ty->, and Those d,as ~sabe noises resembling It's.
NARfas FL steam, distant waterfalls, etc pafr, get
. ,n-cr ~ >uu1 u csunat De -..r.1i ri;Tt -,
t-<TS
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Proclamation Ia the People
THE POETRY OF PIT.
iIeTriek's Pills.

Changing weather, such a. Tie.
Cabs for exercise Of care,
Gold nor heat nor half 80 yiClufs-
A. sudden chxuye al air.
Though you have 4 constitution
Subject To all human lis.
You may brave The worst &c climate.
II YOU IT," these Sugar f.li>.
Thousands now age strong and robust,
Who but lately wrIlhei in Fa.#,
Ever acking, ever growing,
Thcy have found their health aga'n
Nuw when cold succeeds hot wsBtl-r,
They We no fear Of agu- chIll-.
For they use those health Fre-"Jy~r-.
II.sRICN : STtiaR CuATAp FB~
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DREPARED from a prescription of SIR james Clarke.
1 VI. ~. Physician Extraordinary 10 the Queen. Tbs
invaluable Medicine i un.ang the Of al those
painful sni dangerous Gs.ea~es incident the female
constitution.
IL mnterate- all excess removes all on>truconS and
brings on the monthly period with regularity. These
Pills should be used two three weeks previous to
6nsrlent, they fnrtfy the constitution. sr lessen q.
suffering during labor, ena bin. the mother t. perform
her duties with safety - herself and cht
ThsS. FiIlS should ~, h. tIen ~ fIsdss t7gu3 n,
F1RST TTfRFF MONTHS At Jrega1nrv thu ar SAP.
70 bring HicI-riIls ut az any a5er ttme TIE. en-
sdfs-
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections. Va- In
the Back snd l"nS. HesvnssS rat enc Slight f.N-r
ton P,Vitaii0n AZ the Heart. ipue>< a. Spirits Hv-
terics. Sick Hasiache. Whites aus a tie painful f,,e.
0ccaSnn"i nv ordered stem. these Pills lI e-c
a when all other us have faded anL a'.hr-'
powerful remedy DO contain isn cslou1-l antirunv
any other mineral
Full directions accompanying er'h package Piis. 81
the United States and Canada, one Is,ar.
Sole Agent for the United states and Canada
JOB Gt~E,- date I. = Baldwin : ., )
Rochester. y. i.
v BOss Dollar ana postage stamps enclosed, 70 y,
authorized Agent will ensure bottle containing 50 pills
by return mail
For sale by r. THAYER, lansing 15OyI
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" AEEE-iAN Wills Ctgst. $50 saws the
California Far0ser, and although without agree
ing with the opinion, We give an extract from
- Article on the subject
we have bade critical examination OF the
result 81 this flooding tie Land this prolu-e mi
CATION, and not solitary instance have w. found
where We 10 not see blight in some degree,
and it j. rapidly Increasing. We venture the
assertion that within two wears many fine and
lipuri~hing garden spots will have become -
diseased a. 10 literally die ont. The system rs
now practiced, j. contrary To all principles Of
science, and We hope most earnestly that the
cultvat"gs al that great valley will communicate
freely and fully with us upon this subject, giving
H. all important facts relative to artesian wells
AMI their influence. We know this fact: The
fruit raised by the irrigation system i neither so
high colored or SO rich and Juicy; and the trees
that produce the fruit look succulent in their
branches; they do not ripen their wood well,
and thus become subject 10 he destroyed by cold
and frost Trees and plants raised under this
system make long naked tap roots, and conse-
qucntlv bear fruit upon the "Xtrcmitics Of their
limbs
1--WE ask cultivatOrs u examine our state
mcnts, and they will find them so. We do not
believe there is single gardener, nurserymaIl
or or- HARDEST that will not soon deplore the er-
ror he h IS committed in thus being led into this
unnatural system
Who Is there that owns foot OF ground, that
does not, hundred times wear, gTumbe al
the weather, because il rains when hc wants il
dry, and is dry when he wants it to rain =? Few
of VA but secretly think We could manage this
thing cNccllcnflv could We have il or own
way.
In large tract Of California the cultivator la:
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jeHeIv,GoId &SiIver Watches,&c.

Having purchased NV Stuck en-
,ir,v in the Eastern market, and for C1sL. fat
,s- Ilys-ll ,hl, can ell Genuine Jcwelry a.
cnca7 as any establishment west Of the civ Of
Nar York. deal in none hut the
tho'-g0 I'1rio'sS' and Wov 1pprogel SfV'ss :
Having haI a long experience in the business
su Thus enabled TO purchase the GENUINE ar
'.r'e, and e11-eqg uriy none other are offered at
NV counter. knowing that | can sell better
article far les price than any other establish
mont IN The CITY Of Lansing, invite al who wish
20 invest In my lire, 70 give ne cal before pur.
chasing .'sewher,. Re1ucnJer, u. +. RATH,
or. door S1u-h of CoryeIi 4 Jeni-on, Washing
con Avenue City Of Lansing
keep a Grst class workman, and one who can
nor l,e beaten At watch repsirin. by any work
nan IN the country. His work j warranted n
hc superior 70 that # any other ever employed
iu Lansing. - Watches and Clocks repaired
and Warranted. ID. r. RATH.
Ctr of Lansing, Nrg l.. l-J9.
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lansing City Foundry T!
ssx ysse sss'l&sNS GO.

4 INIT .,:'r Jaw NIL. IHaRIEGJ, MUIY
u Iron SaU-''rariugs, Wood Saws Building
IrlLi- nl III. Inn>t
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Take them and Live!
Neglect them and Die. -,

HgsHCk's SUGkR CnArxn nus
AND hlD STRENGTHENING l'IASTsss-
IkRS.-Ih->e unsurpassed rene
dies have, hy common consent %
mankind. been Placed AZ the he.d
OF all similar Preparations h,r-
mex : Vegetable l1iI>. N universal
goddess, safety ana certainty IN
The cure a. tisc Various diseases OF
man. excel all ofher>. and their
sac ungur>;iOaAtly : tFehie that
of al othsr kinds Ia fall doses
,,hey are active tsthsrtie, IN
mailer 3o>e> Io'i-. and cleansing
m al T. EoU> Complaints. SEX
| Headache. Liver pi>sS.es. hiinev
Argar svu,"ur>. stomach h>or-
;srs, srl SAN Affections. thew
u.e ~ ID % udar. Tlest
hIi> are purely U.ecc'k car -
AIKEN At suy time hs Ga cr s-ass I,
sthout change lu'ulr. osmvut ~
1T u r-usy a. = -,-.a m' a,cine
property U>-a. tut when
-ompaunt-i "a "a D.. vrrsai
'ssr. u .yS 'ss. il.eHif - hsu.L>-
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traverse

sr The carrying OF IEIEGR,Pnic JouMUSiC sTio>~ by
the Passenger using this Pass dce; violation of the
RULES Of the Company
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M RS. WIN SLOW,

Saul Ste Marie, Aug L.. 1859. ln22Gw
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1 FIRST RATE. NEW. EASTERN LCM-
n Der WAGON for sale or to trade for a
good horse. bv
GEO. /. PARSONS.
Lansing, Aug. g, 1859. go
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Rates Of Advertising.

Que square of 10 lines 81 for the first Insertion and
so cents oresch for any period
unier three months.
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l7crrick'> kid SircnsiicUiu.
Ist1Sler~.

These r-lus u-i fls>rvr~ s.u-. Al,-~ ans dis
fTs>~ 10 Tie back q, D., 4lit breast. Ars, Ia
la-' thry da tbJ, ttst fhe Proprietor
warrants 'hru. Spread toIn ass ba ~atl~ aud gums
beautiful hl heather, renders thr. peculiarly adapt
Cd 20 the wants Ell, ftHsJ-s aul others Rob Ila-tpf vii
NelT if. O. frF il,uiAs. ana "a rlrEnat.c
plants. SPANS and t-sIeS trquvntl, rA,ci cutr>
whilst other remedies faded l4u drrctiOu- Viii De-
fl,rI tho hack at-A Fable speakers. Nucsii,ts
ministers eli, a.. Goes gtl snl otbr, s >trrns hen tAcir
unZ- and improve fhrir voice. p, Nrsug rs 20 the
o. slt PRICE -. GINS
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COrvclI h JeniSOn

4 RE now receiving direct from New York,
n Boston, and Phi adclphia, one Of the largest
stocks of
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Oh OuH TRAVELS Look out for us on
our travels. We are about to make tour of
observation, as a dcad-hcad on the tow-nath
The following ticket will explain,
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ANTONIO AND WUDER's CIRCUs.-On
Saturday next, the young people of Lansing and
vicinity, will be delighted by a visit of Antonio
and Wilder's celebrated circus company, which
comes with the reputation Of being one at the
best which travels. They will need but little
urging to call them out-all who can get "A quar-
ter will be there
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Read the Pamphlets.
CLARK'S SYRUP.

IF NJ T"tI pa TI| q TO | N t'T-FN10 Far
L N-akN iruaa ser .uu- e.. .l.-u atH S-rofa-
pus, magical i,-TN p,r-on au 1871, t.sf D.. GOD
Iur" h- must b. Well N"N. al t.i- ~ fees o. du
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able 10 say
Iuedrc.Ee,
u EAIIEp, ~
STANG, D 80
GO RI, when
N-ycrG.aN,
rAuc-',ldi-
rs any one
tiu the c,n
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ms l1ne connects with al Railroads, itLr- River
C'ees-, Feeders and Iurnpbe7 dyc5gug { om thr RI
Canal
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GREAT TROrTING MATCH.-0n Tuesday, the
9th the great trotting match came off between
Flora Temple and Princess, on Eclipse Course.
IL was an even race, for each had triumphed
alternately over the other previously. The day
was fine, and the weather magniiicently suited
10 the occasion. Somewhere near ten thousand
persons were present, and expectation ruled the
hour. There was less betting than usual, but
the odds were decidedly in favor of Princess.
The track was in excellent c0nditiOn-so were
the horses Flora Tempe was driven by j.
McMann, and Princess by j. Eoff. In starting,
on the first heat, Flora won the inside, went
ahead and kept ahead, making the first quarter
in thirtv-six seconds the second also in thirty
six, the third in thrty-eight and the fourth in
thirty-three and a haf-hcr time for the mile
being two minutes twenty-three and a half sec
ond, beating Princess by six lengths. Flora be-
came the favorite, and 500 to so was offered
and accepted with hesitation.
On the second heat Princess took the lead,
but Flora shot ahead before reaching the first
quarter maxim. it in thirty-four seconds, the
hall mile in enc minute and nine seconds, and
the whole mile in the Gncqualled time of two
minutes twenty-five secondS-thc fastest trot-
ting on any course in Long Island, and, a. it is
claimed, the fastest on record.
The third heat commenced with a splendid
start. The horses passed the rope almost neck
and NECK, Flora leading only 10y about the length
of her ears. She improved her distance from
her competitor 10 three lengths AZ the first quar-
ter making it in thrty-siN seconds. She was
bard pressed Ivy Princess before reaching the
half mile, but bravely kept ahead, and made it
in one minutes ten seconds. Then the excite
ment increased every head was thrust forward,
every eve was strained 800 10 SO for Flora
SluO to $40 for Flora! Sine il on the last quar-
ter She Is ahead She Is not She is! She
j. not She is, and remains sO--cOmes in at an
easy trot, amid vivas that don't exactly make the
heavens ring, bat which might fairly be- heard
at a COOL miles distance, were sent up Tor her
Time on this third heat, two minutes twenty
three and hall, precisely the same a. on the
first. Flora Is surrounded lax her hosts Of al
mircr-, aud one individual, who has won four
hundred dollar hy her victory, kisses her face
Just above the left eve. Flora j. led away in
triumph, wearing her hurels with calm dignity.
-P"rf'y's Spirit "a tie Vu7es.
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PURIFY THE BLOOD.

plSPIr ~li.
LIVER tONlIAi\f
PANS ~ UF iiAck uE ~uN-
iIMPl.ES OK IiiE FACE
KIDNEY El~EA-E
:, RptJIR.
kRl ~lPti.A.;
JAi NnlGE
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TO the World at Large

We say give u call and satisfy yourselves that
there IS one store ia Town where you eau get the
best Of goods at astonishing low prices, a. We are
determined TO ell goods cheaper that they were
ever before sold in this market. No gTumbling.
or charges made for showing goods.
Store in the Holmes Wright block, one door
south Of Burr 4 Grove.
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Anu csTl- ana -tack- o. otN0T lNOI-, 100 nuTnrf-
Gus to mention.
T. III, Gentlemen We would merely say that
W. are doing rome in the clothing Inc, and pro-
pose to clo;he man all over IN q shape and stylr
Ina. hia shadnK Hnr-t n. .t--I ~ l-.nx hi... 80
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MsKVELL'> CONDITION POWDERS.

the = Oh established roul,.- 50 p-u tHai,n vt the
Is.ug island Hdr Coarse. y ana -,li itnln-ns-
Isu'it- thrflgE thr Mit i- au! ta-rrn for the
past seven Srsr- cont uue e. exec, al vihyf as.
i-f-,- g H.rs-S aui tt flsr .Necra-r i- Ach uuw!.
Eel trgHrL.fs The, contain nothing Injurious, the
animal can De- worked Uiir feeding t.,sn ample itrec
tuu~ ~ with each Iit 49, au Ni ho-e"u iaytt-
81 20 To-. trrr Nutur- arl 5a'." e. ih'E .sriHr.s
LARGE lACh AGFS. - tF\l~
Nv TIE alrl," afficts s.ti b. - .utn aE-uis
throughout the United State. tlugtas ,us ,nuth Amer,
ca Wholesale d, all ls,r- Fr..: th- puncipa
rlt,-. ntE'at k A b,uultK>
I'rGttrIl ts.ia4.'-- -ti-IsH. y
81 S,d ~ l-.u- p, al ,-, ,r, 40 N-isu-s sni ~
Drugs II, aud country Merchant. .,rr, herr
h u FAIMaK. 4 a---L..u LII
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The Races.

Our first annual races over the Hawthorn Course
under the control Of the Camden Jockey Club, will
commence on the 14tll December. From the number
Of horses present and expected have every reason
confidently to anticipate fine sport and successful
meeting The Course iscompleted and beautiful lit
Isl the soil is light and safe and think will be fast
The Track is nicely fenced upon both sides, with neat
Judges stands and ladies' stand 60 feet long. Five
large, comfortable stables conveniently located con-
tanning &c stalls.
There are now on the ground in active training two
stables viz: Mr. o. P. HAREs string, with Tar River
Oysterman, and Two Bits Maj JOHN CANTEY, with
John Linton, Alfne Glencoe and stale FLY; and
daily expected, Col JOHN B. MooREs two promising
Red Eye FiIes Mr.. R. G. SpASS with one or two;
Mr.. THoS. PURYEAR with two three, including
Congaree and we also expect from abroad Mr.. BELcH
ER, Messrs. FoNDEN WILLIAMS & Co, and Mr. BUSH.
We regret to hear the nvncble Planet and the others
Of the Messrs. DoswELLs stable, will mot be here
We would be much pleased to welcome the Western
stables there will be plenty Of time for them to reach
here after the Columbus races which believe are
in progress this week.
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P1CKpocKETs-It will be remembered that the
Columbia papers announced the arrest of five pick
pockets during the late Fair in that CITY, They were
kept in confinement until after the Institute Fair was
over when no gentlman carngt appear against them,
three Of them were daguereotyped led without the
limits Of the city Friday night Of last week The
other two refusing to sit for their kenesses have been
retained until they comply.
We are informed that the three, who were dismissed
the CITY, taken in charge the same night by re-
lief guard at the junction ofthe Charlotte Railroad near
Columbia. and punished for their rascates. Their
heads were half shorn, and seventy-fve ashes were
laid on their bare backs They then put on board
the train for this city, with advice to return
they desired another application
They continued the South Carolina road to Kings
ville where they changed their route to the Whining
ton and Manchester road Saturday morning they
partook of hearty breakfast at Florence, and when
last heard of were bound for Wilmington
! Charlestm Mercury, 2sh.
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The Legislature Of Texas authorized the Governor
of the State call out all troops necessary for the pro-
lection of the frontier The Governor has appointed
Capt Ford commander Of the troops. Capt. Ford
started for the Rio Grande on the 18th inst.
In Charlottesville (Va.,) a man from the North,
named Rood has been arrested suspicion, and papers
found him sufficiently important to warrant his I'M
prsonment In Danve clerk at the Post Office saw
man throw q letter. which he had just gotten into the
stove and taking out found it to be proposition for
running off slaves The man was arrested
The U S. Circuit Court at Savannah has been oc-
cuped for eight days the case of Brown, Rejesta,
and Acquira, charged with having been engaged in
the African Slave Trade. The Jury, on Wednesday
last brought in verdict of Not Guilty. having been
some twenty hours in the jury room.
The prisoners were remanded tojai, and we un-
derstand are to be tried again second Indictment
founded on their alleged slave trade expedition in the
Wandercr.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1859-11-29
MARRIED.

OK Thursday evening, 24tl inst, by Rt Rev. Thos.
F. Davis, D. D., Mr.. JAMEsM. DAVIS Esq, and Miss
LOUISA, daughter Of Major John NJ. DeSaussure, all Of
Camden, S. G.
BY the Rev. J. f. Rodgers. on Thursday evening,
oath nst Mr.. DAVID G.. FLETCuER,s to Miss NANCY
SMYRI, both of Kershaw District.
OK the 10th inst, by the Rev. A. Sinclair, Mr.. n:
S. CREIGHTON of Kershaw District, to Miss MARY j.
MEANS, Of Mecklenburg County, North Carolina
At the Second Presbyterian Church, on the oath
inst, by the Rev. j. L. Kirkpatrick D. D., Major R
r. BRIGGS of Clarendon, to Miss E. NJ. CALDWELL.
daughter of James NJ. Caldwell Esq, Of Charleston.