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More Abolition Movements.

WAsmNGroN, November l8.-There
is report prevalent in this city that a
large force Of armed Abotionisls left
CharIestown, Va, to day. There was
another large fire in tina, neighborhood
last night. The troops were called out,
in expectation Of an attack, which was
not made. Three companies of volunteers
went up from Alexandria this morning,
To strengthen the force already there
The Government forwarded to Harper's
Ferry, to day, two thousand pounds Of
powder and several hundred MIME rife
balls.
AUGUSTA, November ls.-Great ex'
element prevailed AT Richmond and
Alexandria on the 18th instant, in conse-
quence Of a report that an attempt had
been made to rescue BRowN. The mill.
tary had been called out to leave early
III lie ,hOrning.
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Magistrates Court.

A Magistrates Court, presided over by
J. G.. Small, Esq, was held several miles
East of this place on Friday and Saturday
last, for the trial of Terrell, Slave belong
ing to the estate of the late John J. Black
mon the said Terrell having been suspec-
ted rs the perpetrator of the attempt made
upon the life of w. w. Ellis, announced
in our paper two weeks ago. After two
days Investigation, the proof not being sui-
iicient TO convict, the prisoner was acquit-
ted The prosecution was conducted by
w. A. Moore, Esq: and the defence by
Maj. John d. Wylie.
We learn that there is much speculation
in the neighborhood rs to who is the real
prrpctrator of the deed. Mr. Ellis, we un-
dcrstand, has almost entirely recovered from
: the effects Of the shot
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STOP THE RUNAWAY !
800 Reward g!

I WILL GIVE FOR THE APPSE-
L hension and delivery to mc OF nv bov
HENRY S25, or for his apprehension and
delivery and proof TO conviction that he has
been harbored by any white man 500.
Henry left me on the morning of the 10Th
October-is twenty years old, 8 feet 6 or 7
inches high, will weigh about 80 lbs, is
stout and well built, of full face, bright
copper color and has the end of his lets
fore finger cut off and the nail growing
around the end like CLAW. His father
UL"e) belongs to Mr.. Moses of Sumter
and his grandmother tDicey) to Mr.. South.
crand Of Camden. lie NAV be proving
about their ncighborhood, or he may have
taken the underground ra'iroaL as have
not had any certain account of him since
he lett J. ADAMS.
lancaster, s. &. Nov. %, lS59-4ltf
f4g Sumter Watohman copy till forbid
ana forward bill TO this office.
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MAsoNIc.-The following members of
the Grand Lodge have been elected officers
for the eusuin" Year:
NJ. w. Henry Buist, Of Charleston, Grand
Master.
r. w. B. Rush Campbell, or Laurens,
Deputy Grand Master.
r. w. Andrew Ramsay, of Edgcfeld,
Grand Senior Warden.
II. w. Thomas p. Slider, Of Newberry,
Grand Junior " arden.
w. John Ii. Honour, of Charleston, Grand
Treasurer.
w. Albert G. Mackey, Of Charleston,
Grand Secretary.
Rev. Bro. b. Johnson, of Abbcville,
Grand Chaplain.
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Hymeneal.

Married on Thursday morning l7th inst,
by Rev. A. J. Cauthcn, Col. J. Thompson
Green, of Sumter to Miss Lottie ID. Till
man of Lancaster.
On Tuesday evening the 18th inst, by
Rev. J. w. Cridcr, Mr.. John Crox,on and
Miss Rebccca, daughter of WIN. Robinson,
ESQ, all Of Lancaster.
On Wednesday, Oct. 26, by the Hon. D..
l.. Wardlaw, Mr.. T.. Watics Dnkins, of
Sumter s. C., to Miss s. A. Noise, of Char
lesion.
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Tue ANrsrutusrrn Rru1rm CON nop

THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW FOR OcT.-
Now just issu ed, is very full number, and
remarkable for the variety and general at
tractiveness Of the subjects discussed. Wit
ness the following table of contents Mi
litia Forces. Rousseau his life and wri
tings. Spiritual Freedom Modern Poets
and Poetry of Italy. Physical Geography
Of the Atlantic Ocean. Garibaldi and the
Italian Volunteers. Tennyson's Idylls of
the King. Bonapartism in Italy. On the
scope and treatment of these articles there
is no room for comment in passing notice
and We content ourselves with this brief
indication. Published by L. Scott & Co.,
81 Gold street, New York. Price, 50 per
annum.
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Judge o'Nealls New Book now Ready.
THE BENCH AND BAR
SOU FL CAROLINA.

SOUTH CAROLINA.
Containing Biographical Sketches Of
Chief Justices, Attorney Generals,
Law Judges, u. S District Attorneys
Chancellors, Solicitors,
Recorders, Members of the Bur.
To which is added, Tie Original Fee Bill
Of 1891" with Signatures in fac simile at.
tached, complete Rolls of State and Fede-
raj Judges and Attorneys. and the Rolls
Of Attorneys" Admitted to Practice from
l772 to 1859, from the records at Colum-
sia and Charleston. , vols, 8vo., clio, 500
Pp, $500.
=, G. COURTENAY e. co. Publishers.
No. 0 Broad street, Charleston, ). C.
50 For sale by Jones Crockett, Lam
caster G. H., Agent for Lancaster District,
Nov. 23, 1851 81.
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HoLLowAY's OINTMENT AND Pills, a won.
dcriul Cure OF Ulcers in the Lcg-Frcderick
HIM. OF Houston, Texas, was afflicted Tor eight
years with seven ulcers in the leg, like the
keys of flute, which discharged continuously
and rendered his life one of the greatest wretch.
edncss and misery many remedies were tried
in vain, he became worse, at last he had re-
course TO liOlIoway's Ointment and Pills, and
by persevering with these remedies in accor.
dance with the printed directions for nine
weeks, he was radically cured, and is now able
to walk better than ever he was in his life
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HoRRID BLAsPHEMY.-It is stated in
the Philadelphia H'Vening Journal that
Ralph Waldo Emerson, in his lecture at
the fremont Temple, Boston, on Tuesday
evening, apostrophized John Brown as
"The Saint, whose fate yet hangs in sus
peuse but whose martyrdom, il it shall
be perfected will make the galows as
glorious as the cross"
Although il is repugmant to us to
publish this most blasphemous language,
yet we deem it our duty as public jour.
nslists TO keep our readers fully acquain'
ted with the spirit which is rampant and
dominant, even among the most intelec-
tual men Of the North Columbia Guar.
dian,
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STOP THE THEE !

STOLEN from my premises at the Hang
~ ing Rock Mineral Springs, on Saturday
night last, n small Bay Horse, about Is
hands high, heavy set and six or seven years
old. The thief lett horse in bis place.
The horse left had the appearance of hav-
:EG been driven very hard. Any informa-
ton relative TO the same will be thankful.
ly received and any one taking up he horse
will be literally rewarded.
,y- Camden journal and Charlotte Bul-
letin will copy two times each, and send
bills 10 the subscriber.
JAS. NJ. INGRAM.
Hanging Rock u. o. Kershaw Dist. ). e..
Nov. 23. 1853 tiff
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WELoH NECK BAPTIST ASSOCIATIONS.
This body,iu accordance with previous
announcement, convened in this place on
the 18th inst The delegation was a
large one, the meeting interesting, and
the contributions for various benevolent
purposes unusually liberal and entirely
satisfactory.
The next Association will convene at
Black Creek Church, abou, six miles from
this place.-Dariington Flag.
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TBANKsGIvISG.-The oath Of November
has been designated as day of thanksgiv.
ing in the following States, twenty .seven in
all Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont,
Massachusetts, Rhode Island ,Connecticut,N
York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware,
Maryland, Alabama, North Carolina, South
Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Mississippi, Ken.
tucky, Tennessee, Michigan, Indiana, Illinois
Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, Ohio and
Kansas.
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Fair of the South Carolina Institute

The annual Fair of the South Carolina
Institute opened last night, at their Hall
on Meeting street. The attendance was
quite numerous, and the objects on exhi
bition afforded specimens of tie Mecnani.
cal and Fine arts, much di, ersitied. Sew
eral pieces of machinery in the lower hall,
attested the ingenuity of the inventors
Among the carriages in this part Of the
building was an elegant coach, from the
manufactory, 100 Archdale street. The
department OF Photographic and Ivory
type portraNure occupied considerable
space on the South side of the upper
room, while the North side presented nu.
merous specimens of sewing machines,
worked by the persons who had them in
charge. The centre Of the hall exhibited
great variety Of work in which skiIful
manipulation had "A barge share, among
which the display of elegant cabinet fur
ni'ure, WAS most striking to the beholder.
A fine band Of music is in attendance,
which ADDS 10 the animation impaired bv
the moving throngs that pervade the
hall.
The Annual Grafton VIII be delivered
hv A. j. AIdrich, Esq, tonight, at the
Hall Of the Institute Charleston Erening
NerS.
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The House of Representatives passed
yesterday a bill inflictipg tue penalty of
death on any white person who shall
which by law forfets the life of such
slaves. The punishment is at once visi
ted in the right quarter, and the white
man, under such circumstances, is even
more guilty than the slave"
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EXCITEMENT AT CHARLEsTowN, VIRGIN
excitement still exists in
Charlestown, Va caused by numerous in-
cendiary fires in the ncighborhood, and Il
belief among tie inhabitants that emissaries
of old BRowS are still lingering about.
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Gbf Irlgel~
LANCASTERVILLE, S.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOV. %, 1859

p. B. GLASS, COLUMBIA, s. C.-Mr. F.
b. Glass, Bookseller, Stationer, &c, (suc-
cessor to Il. l.. Bryan) has our thanks for
an Almanac Tor 1860, conveniently arranr-
cd for makingvnotcs. Mr.. g., viii! fill or
dcrs from the country promptly and we
doubt not satisfactorily.
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Special Notices.

LOrrERIEs.-A ood, Eddy Il Co. will draw,
on Saturday the 26th of November, another
great scheme, excelling in the number and
magnitude of the prizes anything ever yet
drawn in the United States. There will be the
grand apital Prize OF SlUO, 900 the "a Capi-
tai Of So, 200 ; the Sd and ith will draw $50
600 each the 9th aud 9th, Slo, 600 each a
number OF prizes OF $4,000, SO, 900, - 900 So.
900, $4,000, with one hundred prizes Of
s 900 each, one hundred and seventy of
$500 each, sc, &c. Thcre wW be thirty
nro Thousand three hWndrcd and ninety sir
Prizes in this scheme Tn" price Of whole
tickets will be $40, halves $40, and quar-
tcrs S5. The way 10 procure tickets is to
enclose the amount YOU wish 10 risk in n
letter and direct to Wood, Eddy g. Co,
either at Wilmington, Dclcwarc, or Angus
Ia, Georgia. The ticket or tickets you or
der will be sent you by return mail. IL.
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Notice.

TNHE NEXT REGULAR COMMUNI.
i. cation of Jackson Lodge No. SO, A..
F.. NJ. will be holden on Thursday the Sth
day Of December next, il is the day Of cleo
,ion of Officers and other important bnsi-
ness. "Members will take notice aud gov
ern themselves accordingly"
BY order Of the Lodge,
J. Y. CROCKETT. Secy.
Nov. %, 4l-3t
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EMPLOYMENT.

GbSO A MONTH AND ALL EXPEN-
ecCU SES PAID.-An agent is wanted
in every town and county in the United
States, to engage in respectable and easy
business by which the above profits may
be certainly realised. For further particu-
lars, address Dr. q. Henry Warner, corner
l2th Street and Broadway, New York City,
enclosing one Postage Stamp.
Nov. %, al-3m
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S o u L II "a II LIN A .
LANCASTER DIsTR:CT

bANSASlEN bISIR-CI.
To the Honorable presiding Judge Of the
Court Of Common Pleas for Lancaster Dis
trct, Ostober Term, 1859.
The Commissioners of Poor beg leave to
submit the following report of all n,ones
by them received, to whom and for whom
the said money was paid out. At their
meeting in January 1859, they assessed the
District IL! per cent, which brought into
the Treasury seven hundred and eighty. one
dollars aud 8 cents. This exceeded by
three hundred dollars what they supposed
their assessment would bring in, which was
produced by the last Legislature raising the
General Tax. 1t will take $500 to pay off
paupers in January next, and 5000 will
shortly be due the Asylum on account of
our two pauper Lunatics, Sarah Cornelius
and jimmy Blend, which will leave balance
in the hands of the Treasurer in January
1860 of about $500. This Board of Com.
missioners will be able to 90 through next
year by assessing 10 or I2t per cent. This
Boards thinks it is necessary to always have
or hand n larger amount than what will
meet its current annual expenses. All of
which is respectfully submitted.
S. b. MASSEY,
Secretary and Treasurer
SAMUEL, ROBERTSON
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ExEcUnoNs.-The House Of Represen.
tatives Of Georgia, now In session, have
passed bill abolishing public executions.
Furthermore, the Milledgeville Reeor-
der, Of the 18th, says:
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Bagging, Rope and Twine.
90 BALES GUNSY BAGGfNG. Elssss
~ 100 Coils Green Leaf Rope. -
1000 Hanks three ply Twine. s..,.,
JOS. M. GAYLE & co.
Camden, s. C.
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Religious Notice.

We are requested by Rev. Mr.. Craig, 10
state that he expects to preach at Douglas
on next Sabbath AT ii O'Clock. And also
at Waxhaw Church on the following Sab
bath, the 4th day of Dec, at the same
houI.
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Mr.. EDIToR BY announcing Capt A.
$. NISBETa candidate for Tax Colieotor
at the next election you will oblige.
Hrs FRIENDS.
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@~ - g..

II. w. kITsMAN, CHARLESTON, S. c.
The advertisements from this gentleman in
another part of our paper, deserve the
special attention of readers. Mr.. X. does
an extensive business, and visitors to the
city would do well TO make his acquain-
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S7I4229


Sil@,So
Amount paid oW august Isl 1859
Malissa Gardner, And Johnson, Sl5.CO
tajherinc Wright, John VI Craig, 1900
Jane Blackman, And Johnson. 1000
Eliza. Whitaker, Saml Robertson, 1000
Samncl Spratt, A. l.. Spratt. $500
Elizabeth Hopkins, And Johnson, 1000
r.. q CASTOR, }. A. ilasseltrnc, 1000
R"bt Snipes, Sam1 Robertson, 1000
VIM Adams, Rhoda Adams, 1900
Elizabeth Cant, Sam'l Robertson, 1000
Alry Wright, Mary Remington, 27,37
MiIly Williams, WIN Sullivan, 1909
Lucy Wick, Lucy Wick, 1900
E.lZa' Simmons, Eliza Simmons, 1000
w Estridge, Q'ge) Mrs Langley, 1900
Sally Bradley, Nancy Steele, $500
Betty Tharmon, r.. NJ McAteer, 1000
}. BlackmOn, }. w. Blackman, 1900
Rnthy VIckory, }. w. Twitty, 1900
SamI fiagins, ]. >. Rhone. i20O
Mary Sutton, Zack Sutton, 1000
Nancy Farmer, John Fail, 1000
Andy Caskey, David Caskey. 1000
w Estrdge, (littlel Mary Estridge, 1000
Jack Harris. A. J. Stewart, 1000
Milton Wright, Willis Gregory. 500
MISCELLANEOUS
Margret langley ten dollars extra
for waiting on large William
Estridge, 1000
lessee Williams for waiting on
Catherine Wright pauper
while sick, l2OO
J. VI. Shaver for extra attention
to Ruthy Vickory pauper
(Bind0 1000
&C. Dunlap for burial clothes for
Lucy Vick pauper, Ala
sIl2o,so
Commissions q per cent on
Sll2O,S0, $500
Commissions 2i per cent on
s7si.Os, 1851
Total amount paid out in 1859, SlI6s,33
REHABILITATION.
Balance on hand at last report I727Ib
Hec'c from Tax Collector, T8l,O8
Total amount received. S25O8,23
Paid out, 1882
Amount on hand at present, SI339,9I
sou TIL CARO LIMA,
Lancaster District,
OCCASIONALLY appeared s. B. Massey,
Il Secretary aud Treasurer of the Board
OF the Commissioners Of the Poor for said,
District on cath saith, that the within return
contains and shows full account Of all mon.
les received and paid out by the said Board
since their last annual report TO this Court.
Sworn to before me this 18th Oct 1859.
]. A. STEWMAN, Cfk.
s. Il MASSEY Ser,,, 4 7Sr.o.,.
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Mr.. EDITOR.-Please announce Mr.. WIN.
RoBEKTsoS, a Candidate for Tax Collector
at the ensuing election and oblige his
friends. WAxHAws
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The friends of Capt. J. b. COUSART,
announce him a candidate for Sheriff for
Lancaster District, at the eGsuing term.
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FOR TAX COLLECTOR.

Mr.. EDIToR.--By announcing Mr.. r. c.
POTTS, candidate for Tax. Collector at
the next election you will obIige his
MANY FRIENDs
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Announcements.
FOR SHERIFF.

MIR. EDITOR Please announce Mr..
AMOS MCMANUS, candidate for the
Office of Sheriff for Lancaster District, for
the ensuing term and obiige his
MANY FRIENDS.
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Even those who are in the enjoyment of
perfect health frequently have need to have
recourse to tonics as preventves OF disease
We are never too well armorcd against the as
sauts of "thc ills that flesh is heir to-" Such
All invigorator they may find in liOSTETTER'S
BITTERS-a medicine that cannot be taken
regularly without giving vitality and elasticity
to the system. At this season, particularly,
the strongest man is not proof against the
malaria, in certain sections of the country. Ia
all cases OF fever and ague, the BIrrERs is
more potent than any amount Of quinine, while
the most dangerous cases OF bilious fever yield
to its wonderful pr, ties. Those who have
tried the medicine will never use another, for
any of the ailments which the HosrErTER BIZ.
TERs Processes to subdue. To those who
have not made the experiment, we cordially
recommend an early application to the BIrTERs,
whenever they are stricken by diseases of the
digestive organs. November
Sold by druggists and dealers generally,
everywhere. ea1- See advertisement in anoth.
or column.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
\. G Dunlap for House Rent, 1900
MIS-. Sarah Nisbct for keeping Mr..
li"nly. (scc ]. w. Nisbcl's &c.
c,ipt for sawc,) 1000
\. =. McAt"cr for making WIN.
Halls Coffin. $50
Andrew Johnson for benefit of Mil
ton Wright, 1000
\. J. Stewart for J. Beckhams
Children, l2.OO
y II Craig, for Martha Srwart, 4.5i
w. NJ. Connors, for Printing, 1000
lIass-ltine n Cureton for VIM.
Halls burying clothes, l.sS
f.. Il Host Sec'y g. Treas I.unaiic
Asylum for two pauper I.unatlcs, 10000
). Is. Massey for Martha Stewart, 200
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CHARLESTON, Nov. Is.

CHAkLESTON, NOV. 10.
CoTToN transactions TO day were
confined to about 1900 bales. The advan-
tage was occasionally in favor of the pur-
chaser, but no positive decline was estab-
tablished. The prices ranged from 81 to
llc
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New ORLEANS, Nov. II.

Sales to-day of 10000 bales cotton =
Midding, IOI llIc. Sugar is buoyant
and has advanced tc, being quoted at 81
7sc. The frost has injured the Cotton
crops.
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TIE NJ ELS.
COLUMBIA, Nov.

COLUMBIA, Nov. 19.
The sales Of cotton for the past two
days amounted TO I6S bales. Extremes
lO2 q 10 BIG.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-27
FOR SALE.
MARYsVILLE LAUNDRY.
COR. G. aud FOURTH SIS.
Pictures Found

A FEW DAYS AGO, TWO AMBRoTYPEs were
IA found in the Railroad Camp, Sutter county One
is that Of young man, and the other that OF mid.
die aged woman. The owner can have them by pay
ing for hisadvertiscment ee27'N
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-27
P. M. S. Co.'s Line to Panama.

Connectingyia Panama Railroad withthe Steamers
OF the United States Mail Steam Ship Company at A.
pinwallfor New York and New Orleans direct.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-27

9Otfls and Restaurants.
MERCHANTS, HOTEL.

FIrst Street, WarysviIIe, Cal.
f1aFaEar THE undersigned having leased the
lss..s above well known and popular Hotel, re.
lsiiRW spectfully inform the travelling public also
hsAxkA those wishing a more permanent Home, that
they intend keeping 1t as frat class Hotel in all its
appointments, The Bedding Furniture and Rooms,
are being thoroughly renovated, and having recently
added several fine family rooms II Is now one of the
most comfortable Hotels in the State.
BAR AND BILLIARD RooMs arst Hoor. OFFICE
upstairs.
The House Is Open all Night.
my1s-my CHURCHILL & sTANTON.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-27
Jenkins Hair Restorative,

'HNHE BEST ARTICLE NOW IN USE TO MAKE
Hair on Bald Heads. 1t Isa ComDnsiton une-
quaed Tor the growth of the hair and curing all dis
eases OF the hair in their worst stages. II is LIQUID
composed entirely of vegetable substances and its
invention Is the result Of many years OF practical
experiments.
Prepared only by JOHN @. JENKINS, the Hair
Restorer, Second street, opposite the Orleans Hotel
Sacramento City.
RICE, COFFIN & CO., Druggists,
street, Marysville,
Sole Agents for Marysve and the Northern Mines.
REFERENCES:
Hon. Q. II Bryan, ex Judge Of the Supreme Court.
Hon Gordon Mott. ex-Judge Of District Court;
Hon Jesse o. Goodwin, City Recorder;
MT; e. b. Rice, Nr. 5. Sparrow, Mr.. G. Cooper
Mr. W. u. Hlmilton, Mr.. J. @. Wilson, Dir. j. w
Winter, Mr. Lioy Magruder, Mr.. G. 2. Robinson,
Mr. J 'hn Ma h, Mr.. Henry Howe, Mtrysvile; Mr. E
W. Shores, Suter county Mr.. Robert Kelly, Timbuc-
too. no,4 ~
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-27
HE MAGNIFICENT sTEAMs

The Only Safe and Reliable RoutsE
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-27
PER WEEK. ................ FIFTY CENTS.

SIX months - ..'.'... w
three " H 49,. =. ......... 90
ADVERTISING. -one square of twelvellnes and
than six lines frstinseron 50, each subsequent
insertion 81 So When advertisement, inserted at
intel walls, each insertion will be charged the first
For half square ofsx lines than three, first
inse tion 81, each subsequent 81 For three lines
Of square Of II lines, $40. When changed at the
end II each month, an extra charge will be made
For ialf a square of SIX lines and more than three
ines, per month, ~. eor threeh es per month S5
THE WEEKLY DEMOCRAT
Is published every Saturday moran q, ana contains
twenty elght columns Of reading matter he aim Of
the pull fishers will be to make It good paper. and
asuitabe erin for rlendsln tn Atlantic states.
TERMS OF THE WEEKLY
PER YEAR. ...( by mail FIVE DOLLARS.
Sis Months. go. SO 90 Three Months =. 50 90