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A ss1GNEE,s SALE OF PAINT AND CLOTHES BRUSH
IA es "A. NJ. CRISTALAR, auctioneer, salesroom No *
Bowery, win sell Monday, Oct. g. at IL O'Clock large
Of brushes follows90 dozen sizes and aa
t paint brushes IS do do clothes brushes By aa
signees.
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CTHAM POWER IN SPRUCE STREEr-SEyERAL
~ TO let with steam power suitable for printers and
others being the first and second aeors Apply 70 e. NJ
GREENE, No. Is Spruce street
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ITO LET-FOR BUSINESS, SOCIETIES. ARTISTS nc
at s7 and $40 Broadway, corner of Twelfth street. egbl
front and with spacious also rs
floor Twelfth street, 100 feet west Of broadway.
JOHN s. KEI.SO, 81 william street
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T,oR SALE OR EXCHANGE-FOUR OR FIVE SMALL.
and large nnimproved farms situated in the best por
of will exchange for carriages, pianos general
merchandise strict cash principles titles perfect and pro-
perry unincumbered Address " Rogers Gardners Hotel
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T,GR sALE-A FIRST CLASS THREE STORY HIGH
j. soop basement house No IS Summit street between
men For further particulars apply to DENMAM coal yard
Is Union street.
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Although t' CONDITION ni !iI i,"l IN, SAYS the
Carolina Sj,.'.ian, Er SOM" tirnc past had pre-.
pared the. pubic mind for iir last sad event vet
The very sudden .i"c"n~" "f llnn Dl<Irr. WAL.
LACE. at & Gor'"cls, om Monday morning 10Th ins,. .
fell with unwontcd sud"nn"ss upon our COM
mUuitv, and awakened a:f"c'ionutc regrets that
nn nmiable citizen, and ono who had occupied
high public position, had paid the debt Of nature,
aud passed TO that bourne from whence no trav-
ricr returns.
On the morning of his death he wns in his
usual hsa!'h and calmly walking the floor, when
hr Suddenly fell doad, and in tha, condition was
found by thos" of his famiy who rushed to his
help. IL waS t"" late.
Cen " n.rAcr hail lived an rvcntful life, and
rrS" 10y energy and perseverance t" high posi-.
u"n. lie WAS born in laurcns District whence
he moved to [ mon. For many years he was
Commissioner in Equity f,r that District. II mem
h"r Of III" Legislature, Il member of Congress-
President Of i!" Spnrtanl'tir,, and tfni"n Rail.
r"a'!. besides having iiIlr.l various military sta
'i"nS MP t" the rank of major general. Atthc
iini" "i his death Ii" was mrnhrr Of the Board
%: ' iS:"rS Of ihc Military Acndr,rirs, and much
al tn" '!!cnry "f ihoac mstitu,inns if not their
existence. Is '!u" to his un,ins efforts an watch.
im care "vr! them.
AhI"r pens will riv" fitting tribute {" his
mnnlv virtues. and {" them leave the nrlnn
rh"!y task. Peace I" his memory anl svnllr.
Thy 10 i1 afflicted fa,n:!r
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EUif:iIyES

IN" Detroit iA.,ti.cr sly, that scy.,,,,. e.,
.''N" "'''"- arrived IN ta"a'la by on. train
'r"'' '"r INTERIOR of r":incss"". Twenty four in
'"o or 'hf"" gangs had arrived the week b.,;,,,.
making 40 in all worth :!lODD. Tn ,,ovo
"'"h Il" amount Of rr"p":'y ti"vn i, ni,. .ufJi. .
"''h' I" hr;n. Gp"'n the cnrs,., of IN. S.u,,, mn
IN '!l" abolition r"-u"s Of the North rh,.
er"S III" worthless Ia our abolition ne;rh,,,,,
=" 'hcy cannct steal them in.In pecuuiorv mo.
''' '""' 'h"i Il" s'"ai them. "" suppose is u,
I'"''! natural propensity they have for
'"''''"9' ihe rogue HAT wii rob his fellow
purely far tn" sake Of robbery il mean b.v,ud
contempt N"groes are our property ,l,cv ar.
F" r"r"g''ized by the supreme Inv Of fin. land
and to steal them is criminal in th. uLo,;t;,,
Isl rs would be for the people Of Tennessee IN
70 !nto fennsy l.ania to steal horses.
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AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY

Ia" hh"'iiiomi>is ht the recent session OF this
S"c'"iy attempted as usual Ia Introduce th. pub
iicr:"n of nnti-SlAvcry tracts. as Il feature of
the Society. These f.ctionisis hold that sInvery
is Il IL" sin, AMI claims that the Society is dere-
lici III duty, If il tocrates tho sin of slavery and
dcnomnccs every other crime.
This slavery issue is the rock upon which the
Society will ultimately split. Tho New York
.I""r"m IF C,mmcrcc thus alludrs to tho pro.
ccrdin;,s Of the recent Session:
'Eri"ated attempts made by the rcvo.
! lm'"niS,S 10 procure some action favorable 10 the
Tuhlica lion of tracts on slavery. hut wlhou, sue
ceSt. Their overwhelming defeat last year made
them cautious Oil the present occnsron, and 80
they restricted the terms Of their resolution, to
the slave rade-rghly Judging that, if in 1850
they could get the society to publish tracts OH
the slavriynd', they might in 1860 induce them
! to publish on the subject Of slavery. But the
members saw through the device, and voted all
their resolutions dOwn, without listinciion-
They iirs! refused 10 instruct th" ExC Committee
to publish, tracts on tho slave-tralr on The ground
HAT they had no Tigh 10 instruct them nt nlI
Then instead Of instrncing, it was proposed to
signify 10 the Tx Committee that The issue Of
snch tract tracts would afford the society
much pleasure Int this also was voted down.
SO every other proposition of the revolution.
the matter were left exactly there, they would
raise the cry that tho Tract Society was in favor
"f The slave trnde, Rev. DIR. Spring offered mn
explanatory resolution, desingcd to guarl against
this impression Reluctantly, after much iI7-
p":tunity on the part Of men known to be con-
servatvr. sufficient number said aye 10 sl,s.
tain the resolution, and it WAS declared adopted.
We mean the explanatory resolution offered by
DR.. Spring. Probably there was moi n man pres.
cnt WHO was not ready, ut a suitable time and
place, TO denounco the slave trade /; but many of
Them thought they discovered the point Of u
wedge. which, if the resolution should pass, they
might sec more Of al the next anniversary. We
presume that this apprehension will be realized;
aud we should not bc surprised to see quite a
chnkling among tho revolutionists. because they
will say they have ut las. compelled the society
TO larisIate on the subject Of slavery. But as
DR.. Hewett remarked, the Society will be MS weA
able to take care of itself then % it is now; and
will not allow pretended precedent which is
not precedent to influence il. conduct.
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EROWNsON ON DoUGLAsIsM

Mr.. ;r"wns"n is ns l,r"louulla n thinker and "a
powerful II writer as lives in America. We be-,
l"av" 1" commend the following paragraph, la
ken. from the last number of hls Review /, our
readers. 1t discusses slrattcr.snvrrci.n,v in
searching and i.or"us stvlc, and cnirci.I.s wbnl
~ with the state Rights views. 1t is suprrisino
that any should profess 10 ",l"rws"
t., We do. not aatae with. Mr.. douglas in his
d"ctrIn" OF sIhti"r s"v"ignt:. the legislative.
capacity ola Tcrri;"rnl I,-np." 4 Trrr;,or,,
under our system * neither Il Stat. nrruu,z. .d
nor an in"h"ai" state; it. has II" existence bui
what II derives from the federal government no
rights or powers hui thos" conferred ON il Lv
Congress ..Whlie u Territory it has no aulono.
my. II" substantive political rx;stcnc". Tho
power of Congress over il is doubt limited
bnt Icy MS own "hstiiuion iiu l,y tn. Iiuh,s
aud powers Of tn" Territory. If Congress has the.
right I" lcuslatc on the question of slavery i, may
drl"ga'" the -X"rc.~r al iat right tu the Terri.
t"ral l."";Slatur,, aud thn, legislature may an.
thorize or "HcIudc slavery as /, sees PROPER Lu,
II N"nrr'>$ has II" I:ht Ia l"yi>ia:c on ih.. sui.
.I""t, ~" Territory cHn liavc u"nr. Ii" pre-.
t"n"" That Congress c,lrui intervene, aud Vet
that the ,'r"p,.. of II T",,.iolv r.,,raniny IA Ter
ri ~ can s"it!" tia" question nf Saver" or any
"'h"r question 'i"uI:nsn. legislation, is Simply
h'"':rd. IL her Congress h., power !" l"r sla'c
on IN" subject Of slavery III The T,rii,nri"S aud
Then /" admit or exclude it, i, Judges
rr per. Ih";" can l." no lrni..a,i,.n ON
;h" suhi"ci, Till tie fcrr,i"rv trr.",nr< Il soy
"r'i,n Stat" In no way. ,h"n can Mr.. Douglas
'"riiin" Ii It aims al ;l:,y h,u.. than trans
i'irnI The '!i>l.ui" ii'iu Congress 4" u" Icr.o.
rv. l." 'i"i"nicI. Ills ,!oc,rin" ,f popular soy
't"'"niN. :s We understand it. is the mos: ,amre-
r"''> !"''iim" ihat can l.. asserted, anI ON.
winch every American statesman should set =,
fac" against. un his r"int Nc agr,a with the
t" deny II, an! assert the principle of vested
rights
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From Pikc's Peak Mimcs.-Iravcnworlh. Nav
l7.-Lcticrs from Denver city state that there j,
great scarcity of provisions in tho mines al
Pixies Peak, and much suffering among the emf.
grants. Several deaths were reported from, stur
walton, and the emgrants arriving were in Il
destitute condition. An abundance prov isions
s. however, on the way from here and othe.
points. Contradictory reports prevailed regard
ing mining prospects,
The general tenor ofthe Intelligence, however,
is not encouraging, but the unfavorahle account Is
are ascribed to tho destitute and discontented ID
emigrants. No remitances Of dust rich dis.
cOveries are announced.
Measures have been initiated for a new State.
Delegates nre to meet at Denver city in June to
frame q State Constitution.
The overland express, with two weeks later
news, is due on Wednesday. Arrangements
were progressing for u public demonstra ton on
its arrival.
Horace Greeley left with the Leavenw ortl,
Delegation yesterday for the Ossawsttomie Con.
veution.
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fkQM NILARaGIlh

it i" h"" "'a' d 'i'ai III" giam' TON Ernr,
''s h'eI r'"''in'.d ~ IL" I.'.sal ,,ur nf .,ic.
''''"' Oh account "i Ihc Unreasonable Land
.rH"'- "mi".,i."; ia j. ; that President M.r.
fii'A has 'crH IN iinuL.. ;:t.,:t ihi. grant I:.
Ministers 'hr" ''""i"!; +" ,>i.,n II il w.,r rejected
'' ''"'@h &" 'h"y hal personally plr,I..cl them.
Selves I" ~ Buzz .i.ai til" ..rant should nae.
y c"rr"'i"'rdln; "f the N.w Ynr!, Times. char.
""trri:"s the wi."ic scheme Of NJ E,,,,
"'''''"''' H"'"d". beng only intended 10 srcure
We '""i granted iE!'- contract To S.,ti. Il French
""'""T IN Ninr'.nn fr agricultural co,,,mcr-
political -nd< and wi.out The r.,ontc., in
'''''"" upon his part Of constructing Il Ship Ca
mai.
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Tile austrian Emperor and The IT"r-Every
step which has hitrrl" uccn taken by Austria. il
is alleged, has been the result of mature delihcr-
alton amongst the Imperial family, by every
member Of which tho young Emperor is regard.
ed n, precious charge eonficd to their care
The Imperial family Of Ausirin assemblies at lis
council board sixteen Archlnkcs. all in tho prime
Of life, Of vigor and intelligence AL moved by
the same interest, and as friendly aud united rs
every family should he. No measure Of vital
Importance i, ever undertaken without The al.
vice Of all, and til. adhesion Of he majority. This
assembly. appealed 10 in the present crisis. WINS
unanimous in its decision. The Aichduchess
Sophia wns even more urgent than the rest How
pr"nd and glorious, Gays Paris letter. she must
have felt when her son rising in the midst Of his
rclations. laid his hand upon his sword, and IN
answer to the Prop"siIon Of France. whicI, had
been discussed, exclaimed. "Lct the Emperor
Louis Napoleon be told that am as vet too
you:.r to abdicatc. He wants 10 plume the Aus
trinn eagle better TO try aud cut his throat
One thing let him remember in tho coming
struggle. that the game is far from equal be.
tween us-I risk province. he stakes his en-.
pire on the issue of the war;"
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10 :iIc wo"..I,
LIABILITIES Or RAILROADS.

ih' S"pr"I"" c";nt Of Georgia recently made
th" following decision:
''lf cattle ar" killed by II ralroal car. the pre.
sumption. in The "hs"nc" Of proof ,s that the
h'l'l"g w.> the result oI the m..gli.rnc. OF care.
'"ssr.sS or improper conduct Of the railroad, its
agents or "!!iccrS.'
OF this DECISION III" Augusta Chrom,Ic d Sen
""'' remarks that the presumption would be
H""h m"r" lc@iinnic and reasonable. that the
cattle were ont Of place; and hence the statutes
"i ia" state should punish the owners to the ex
tent of making t!"p pay the damage the rail
road company slisiais That there is certainly
neither '.s;ic" equity III making raiiroa'l pay
for stock killed by tie trains, when the company
is in pursuit Of lis regular business OH its own
land and very ohcn is damaged ten hundred
times the value Of the stock killed
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STORM

Inc last number Of the Yorkyille E,,,;..
gi'eS All account of disastrous Storm wl,ic 81.
'"i The Western portion of that District, -,
sunday nsh', 18th inst. In speaking of ,h;s
storm III" E"1"ircr says
We have heard Of no loss of I;f. cxce,, :, ma.
,nN'"h"" The house Of Mrs Alb.rs,n mn, ~
from E;nll"ck's Creek Chuc!, wa. bl,w., ."'
Her n"'l'cr was instantly killed: and y ,oI,.
VIII" w'* IN the house, but wl.usr uumc wo L',,:',
nor learned, had leg broken and is rl,cu,I,, -,
ne INJURED MORALLY. while other ,ncmbers If II, y
:aihIiy we're sufferers to, som. eyieut. 4 a;,',r
lar Instance Of ProvihrhtaI interference ois,,'o
arrested the destruction Of ~. entire I,onse,,oi,
he damage done TO lhe growing cron il ho
y"nd calculation. The whole Length and bre,d',,
"' m ~" track ~ perfect w.c"k. The hurr,,un
'n' i'a'l and the lightning, ,in,cr,nn"l;ng ,hoi,
Clements wHh awful fury, have left unon tLo
"res's Al" impress Of '"in which ages cnnnot
wear away. The fields have been IaiI ,ors ~
every point wheat has been hcnten down No,
stalk remaining aud the ,racrr Of .be ",owl "Sl
iIs corn aud cotton utterly ob,iterate5 A.,
ae;' OF the 'r"ih may be gathered from tho f,c.
mat ~ drifts on Monday the nail law upon ,c
ground from three 10 .tomt feet in olepM I-.rh.
ROOF OF nearly every clubhouse, barn, stable. and
ncgr" house throughout the cnifP sweem ~ ,T.
storm, has G.en blown of 0,d .Icstrnyci.r
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EUROPEAN NEWS.

Il VII! hc srca from the news from Eurupc
given IL another column. that thee Is still .u,nc
i'irs-r"ct "f S"ilrm"it "f III" dispute between
Franc" aui Austria without. bu u,i.'l"i. H.
would h' gratifying. especially to the cotton plan
tor. I" believe that this Eurn,".au quarrel could
l." adjusted without ana ai,i..ai To arms. We are
ia, Irnuy,,l i,r,. the sr.i ri war; vri ,i,cr.. can
H.. nn dnnhi but ila. oar commercial in,rrc.,
must I" eaten; h" affected. " ar in Europe
~ Il matter q! course, will Irrrcra;" the de-
mand for c";lnn and I.ns diminish III" price.
The south would d"uh;lrSS lie more aiicccI hy
THIS war than The North a,rl Northwest
i.ur"psa: war would hc Il be. ,;nl, rather than
ours. - / Ia" grain growers # this rn,lnirv II
~ .;I .,,,,s not beg ,'n.. i:..,.iv.,l IN the wir
,i.' rii"" al cotton may n"i Il" rlcl, affected
W. hc!rv", however. ,llu, there is no proLn.
h.Iiy Of war continuing any length cf time.
Aust'i, w..l hot h- sus. ,nrI IN ,h. position she
has taken, and tn. ruaii' on "r other paw Ell, 10
':'i,';i !.cr WI! hTin:; In" w.r 10 III carry t"ri
nation.
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W" ~" requested - correct the rr"muiun List
IN The following pnr,cniars:
For SECOND best hnle nt cotton, not les. than
100 lbs. cup so. It. should b.. not less than
.inn lbs, cup 5000.
F"s i"'S pn;r"f Buggy Harness, it should l.
best singh. Hnrrv Harness.
:. For the k.s, Mule Col, wear oil,
"ed IN hisiiic;. cup, 500
Mule . years old, do cup, 500
pair Of Broke Mules, open
10 i.c wo".l cup s On
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The Railroad C0ntcsk--It. is slated BY the
New York papers that, through the exertons of
a convention Of railroad managers, who have
been In SESSION in that city, the competition
among railroads for freight has virtually ended
The convention fmanagers conta,ued its session
until = LAte hour on Friday night, and finally
agreed upon basis for settlement. which only
needs the sanction or Dir. Corning TO 60 into ef
feet. The 2Olir Of May is the day named
for the new tariff 'to 90 into effect, The
settlement cornbnes with higher prices for
freight, reduced speed in passenger trains,
equal to four hours longer IN reaching Gin.
cinIiatI.
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List az tpESl;.NEES

l.i%T ur rnNSlaNEES
Hm"i"j"y +" M' h.jnH m .ii6.,,h~, E,r III,
u"'%' C"ii"y May -, i-5a
Moo" y tlnaiIc. G. l. Clintscalc-, |: j T.v.
!r. " : k"r. i. Wa:.l!aw. j ~ Il i Wi.i;r.
+ '"wncv"r. j White. j I Barnes " II
l'nrk'r Cray X l:..h-r.~niI W & Moore. Mrs
M"ry & Ti"'nHS. - t!"li,nl. j. Lesley. VI
l";r:'', " S"nIherland. y T. I.irfnr,l. Joel
l.'cLhari. J Il tmn;inul:,,a. Mrs X Iiln;,n !
{ >ii"l,ii>. Vim u iin.h"y \ Clnr, lr
J \ Calhoun, .i"hn E,'ri.ht. ! 4. Knox.
" " Hclc!Ivr, DR. > Fair, G. Barnes.
ID. Il. SUNUIIE A.r't
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THE POSITION OF TNE HOSTILE ARMIES IN
SARDINIA.

,. c.:
nP'h ""n WI "'r - .">s 'han 'nn'!rrd
''''rS from ""'"S" GA i'i" ''r'th !" '"l:.!"! -
y" ''e ,""" "'r ,'h'''n "'"n. 'ir h" "i 'G"
~" H,n n"et '' '''' '''' '''i' i"i'" u!Whf'S "i
s',''" " vi" ''S' ""'Ff 81 .'H-'ii' IL" iiGht
y. '''' P"S'."" ,'' ":"a IN" i"It.ii"" town 81
"I'''' W'''' I've -" IS strengthened hv IN"
~, '.'sS "''''SH "' "','- i'ii""'ihi''N ~ rear
~ '"e't cc'''e IS me ei'y "' Milan. h"hi by a
''"i.,"": S'''N'i am' "fa"ii Sn!l"i' ii"'i I'''
he'ghoolnS Towns "i i.od. 'r"E"na hiid fi'
H."]" u" "o'" "' me t., "'i'E Is "'i''','"F
S":tf"" ny The RIVER i", ia" "ri'">;!'' hanks "i
"N'ch are III lhr hands -: y power whose ''n-
.,"'''S' 'Nenan:''' =. ''l i"r an "''i'" i''r' i"
"'e c"''n@ sr"2S' VIII "e so vi '''"r "' w"
" ~ '"r'
l" w" .r"' 9, 'h:' '""' 81" w. ''''' ''"" 90 we
.'ost ,e'','' ~ ' "'' "'N''N"
'n''"H""' 'H '''''''.">' "'', ''''''" '''N sup
p''eo WIN ""'r r''.'ne N"""',r may -"
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r.pul roads r,n~> H.. -, w ::.,u ;i.i. ,.,;, =,
the directions ,f ;h. Sa;,;i,,,.. ;..i...,..r. Ii..
great Srur,", ru;rl wi,it VII ,,n;,..> :n n-,.>:
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w ,,,,,nn:, .,...; -.
,l. Ji..;u. immediately e, fi.. L.., ,h,n. ..,
Mucriurr Aiilu,:..', ~ r., ;i nc, l.....,,.t
fur OBITUARY ir,n,. It's ;,,rrl;..nc.. f,r + I,..,.
purposes i, ,..tnl,,r,.;,,.> >,r..n. lea .;n., -,
,I,.I ;n,r ,L.. ,.., ,i.rc,, .,.
dist lets ul ri.'.,' nr,i ;.. iuu ;Er..:; i, ., ,
country in,"iS"..;.ri Ir ll,,ui.l,i- torrents ami of
presenting az .I.i::..." 81, ,u.-u.., as. ,.;,:.
bic oi defence Two other rnn.s ,.,.";..i, L.,n
Milan, beth "r which i.r.l n,ur.. i.,.,iv ,,non
Turin. Tan, hy N,rr,. ..r,,~.-> ii,,. =;
Tutf,ln,a ;u3 $500 il,.ur!. ,i. ii..,.
viv Of Nnvarn In. ~..,.un,i, ..,y.,..,..u q. u,
FI,. "r.::t canal III \i,hia',.r;>>,. ;.: l., ..
vrilnna upon C,s.:', tr.:u r,,i, = i,ni.;i, -,
,rmth can be iiri-.i AFR ,.r,., ,i,,., , I, f.
AleSsa,dr;a. H>.t"s ;h.>' II hv nr ,.,...,.-
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Obitllar,,.


DIED. "n ;ln. !!,l "C March. 1872, in Panel,
county. Mas. BENZ lMIN. infant son of sam.
'"i n:"' Martha y. imatIn, age, "nc year and
srx:..r:i .'lv%.
Death. 9Th" dark winged Angel" has thus bro.
Ken ia" i"i'i "n! l"yu.u ties that h:ui ,n... her
lar";i aud .hi'.' Ills s":,l was ,lar.J ,,,,nu
ia" pure brow. and snnn tho r,>.at, tint He'd
ii"'i' Ia" ok, aud ia" .;,lr r.:'.v lips ila,
were s." "'!'' w:"a'h.I w.iii >ri. : and last b..
"irtin: +" lisp !.'>' Tender na,,."s ;hat E, -,
sw'ci!N ":' i:ir parents ear, ,iiI. coli and
''"''''>N. - il''' l'''r'' H:i'E HAT :r.i
i:''. i;"ii lmint- in..ir has i:a" its wav tn the
bosch: ri HAT Ji., sal, ''.o.....r I.i;ir chil
'!r'n - r';rI'' ':..: ii.. a f.hi,i ,li. mol for
at such Is TIA" Ein.lm If h,.uy"r.'' lii" dark
;'',' Gi'"'ni ..'a,s !, i."w h:> ;,s,ny place. Du,
:' 'n! i'''''i'''.: par. !.i>
''>''"i not ser linn rhc litter tear
~ >'"h with vnt., G":c:ri
!'.- La In rash'i i!r: lies ,i,"rc,
lh" gem Is park IN" sci'
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Tho State Of South Carolina,

Tho State of South Carolina,
hBBEFILLE DLS7RICI,
In Equity.
Henderson Kirkland.
NOlIi' Il ra,t. s ELL f"r Injunction,
Il"d''"". slaser 4 Co.,
p DURSUANT to order Of Court, 7 will sell A.
rnhIc "n'cry at Ahbcville e.. H., on
Sale DAY i'll June next, lGih) Nine mneomn,o oni,c
'"'""b'" "n"Hh"Iy myrors, attached MS the pro.
p"riy Of \. Wilson llaalon, and held under or
der Of This Court
I"rnn-.\ credit I'LL lst day of January next.
with interest from eFay of >nl.-purch as.rs to
CIV" hnn'!s with tw" good sureties, pay the costs
in t'n>l', an.l pay for rupcrs.
y. B-Sllc positive.
WM. II. PARKER, G. f. A. D.
Commissioners Oiics,
May II, 1850. i tds.
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z St STIET

W. i"n'r 'i'm The f...'i:.i.,n tia, tir Court
"i Error" has "rp,n,.. u,r!rr III" r.r.;, :,,t :,
'"'' Legislature" EnNrS:' i;ii',>crr. E>l., Of Co
'''''' a. '"." '"'"''.'-Si":',r :" ciy the Law, q:
''';.' l. : ~;..l ,r h;> "g"i earning am.
n' ,:.;' ,'.I;sry ~ !.i:l',iy .;ra.:y Tim ,r
III" I"ir l..! ;:i.t ,:..:.- ,.r i;. c...n,.;,
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Caution,

"A LII persons urc hereby forewarned not TO-
IN. trade for II note given by IN. subscriber 10
William Robertson for seventy-five DolIam
dated about the last of March / Is59, and pryab
the 25th Of December next, with interest from
date. The consideration for which snid note was
given having failed l will not pay the Same
unless compelled by law.
- w: +. MCNROE.
May 0, 1864 "a 81
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AnDLvIiI.h May ii, l$39
f'H"".--'i!i,.r' has been none offered dunn,
u" past week. ]: w"':!d L"w"yrr, bring from,
to lnir.
C"IrMn'A, May 81, 1859.
ih"c"''"n market l.. vriy dull, and wrarc una
h" I" g;"r quotations
tn,EiI.>rrH. Nav o. lSa9.
Sal' "f cotton % lay ",y 80 bales. Il, ices
rnn':;i; r":n .. to ili". The mark, clo..,l
Tui"t.
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W" learn. say Ia" Charleston Evening Nr~s.
'i.;;i '"i. l.. VI. Kan WIS married. To- Miss S,..
~ HrAE'.- AT '',.' r..ii"n". %. h"r f,,hcr, IL,
>"":''y iI''l."H Wednesday morning. 18th. Th.
bridal "'n;s' :'t".""l {" N"w w /. and So i,
s';i f." !.":"," "n tn. a:N;i inst.