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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-03-09
HANGING Rock Springs.

Oar readers were appri>ed by an adver-
tisement in our last issue, that Messrs Bar.
ton s. Stanley had leased the Hanging
Rock Mineral Spriags, and designed oprp'
ing the same 70. the ensuing seaSan, &c
These gentlemen propose TO ACCOMMODATE
the travelling Custom NJ all seasons, and
early in the summer, they expect to be pre-
pared 10 entertain visitors Ia a fashion that
cannot fail to be appreciated Ly the public
They propose that visitors sha!I enjoy
themselves, and nothing will be neglected
upon their part that will favor this very I'M.
portant desideratum al u watering place.
We desire TO see their undertake ing prosper
and feel assured that it will have the SYN
patty and support Of all who wish TO see n
commendab'e public enterprise sustained.
We commend this place 10 the attention
Of persons at n distance tie qualities OF
the water have stood the test Of quarter
Of century, and all who have given it n
fair trial teg;ify tQ i,s merils. we believe
that We hazard nothing in saying that. with
n single exception, it has no equal among
the many watering places IN this State.
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GREAT SALE or NEGRos. The pub
IIc safe Of Pierce Buffers nepros. was
concluded yesterday at the Tenbroeck
Race Course, 10y Jos. Bryan, E.q. The
lot composed 436 negros, and were sold
mostly in families. ranging from two 10
eight in family, to the highest bidder.
for one third cash, the remainder Of the
purchase money in two equal annual in.
stalnents bearing interest from day Of sale,
with approved mortgage and personal Sc
curly, or approved acceptaaces on Ssvsn
nrh or Charleston.
-Four hundred and thirty six Of the ne,
gros were sold At public sale on Wednes.
dav and yesterday, for the sum Of $500.
2O5. icing an average Of little over
S7lG head. The balance OF the lot.
seventeen in Rulpber, ycre disposed Of at
private sale, at prices not reported. Oh
the 436 negros, l26 were under ten years
OF age, ls2 we're over ten and under thir
tv.one, sS over thirty and under Gfty, and
40 over fihy years Of age. Among them
are number OF infants. and several Grin.
pies and superannuated. The Young ne.
gros sre OF the hest class OF nlsn,atiop
hands. The sale Was largely attended
by gentlemen from different portions O,
our own State and South Carolina. z,s
.Sopdnnoh Neps.
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General Intelligence.

The steam ship Jura, outwsra bound
was run into 10y the Dublin steamer, and
so much injured as to be compelled 10 re,
turn and go ;nt2 dock. Her cargo was
uninj ured.
The war question vas sill unsettled,
aad rumors OF n hostile nature were pre-.
valent: but the fears Of a rupture were
apparently suLsiding.
Ihe English financial statement shows
that the expense of the rebellion in the
East Indies has been .f2l 100000. An
other loan of f7,ooo,oOo is reqrired for
India.
Lord Mslmesbury has declared ,ha,
'h1 code OF instructions for the suppres
sion OF the slave trade, agreed to hy France
and England, has been submitted to the
United States.
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THE SHoEMAHEEs' STREE iN PHILADEI.-
rHIA.-So far from yielding, the journey.
men shoennkcrs of Philadelphia have made
every preparation to force the employers to
conccde. The Press says that at n meet.
ing held on Tuesday evening by the jour
hey ymen, it was determined tnat the single
men should leave the city, the Grad Lodge
Of the Shoemaker's Organization paving
the expenses to within two hundred miles
Of the city. Ii was stated that about one
hundred left for the West last week, and
that two hundred and fifty will leave this
week, ii their demands arg not met, The
number now out Of work is about four hun
dred, and one thousand have obtained work
at the prices asked, and they subscribe City
cents per week for the purpose of sustain
ing those who are still unemployed.
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SLAVERY ABOLISHED IS KASsAs.-We
find the following, under da.c of the Slh, in
the Lawrence correspondence OF the I.oav-
enworth Times:
Council bill to abolish and prohibit slave.
~ was then taken mp, with only Two hours
to insure the Governors signature or COM
pei him 10 return it, An exciting scene oc
CURED. None like il has occurred The
frieSdS Of the House bill admitted that
Council bill was not what they wanted in
all respects, but that DIR. Root should not
be allowed to carry their bill in his pocke,
for four weeks, as the confidential agent of
the governor, c2s the purpose OF defeat
The most PERSISTENT efforts were made to
prevent final action by few menbess but
the matter Was passed through. and final
vote vas taken at II p. NJ, when by large
majority, slavery yaS abolished, ard forever
prohibited In the territory Of Kansas.
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Homicide at Washington.

The late fatal renconHtrr at Washington
between Hon. Dan'l +. Sickles, member of
Congress from New York, and Phillip Bar
ton Key. U. S. Attorney, for the Distric,
Of Columbia, resulting in the death of the
latter, is thus reported by the Washington
correspondent Of the Charleston Courier
The cause Of the terrible affray was the
:he alleged criminal intercourse between
the lady of the honorable member and Mr.
Key, whose attentions have been indeed
marked by the world for sGme time past -
MIR. Key had been seen waving n handker.
chief before the door OF Mr.. Sickles, which
is situated on Lafayette Square; shortly
after, while Mr. Buiterw0rth was speaking
VITA MIR. key, MIR. Sick'es approached and
addressed him, wherenp0n Mr.. Key, made
a show to draw a weapon, when Mr. Sick
les fired but missed. but repeated, taking
eiie"t IN the thigh, and third shot passed
through the body. Great excitement pre-.
vailed during the afternoon, and crowds as
sembied about the square and around the
house of Judge Black, the Attorney Gene.
raj, where MIR. Sickles proceeded TO make
arrangements prior to giving himself up to
The authorities. An inquest Vus held in
the course of The afternoon, which render
I'd verdict in accordance with these fncts
An examination is being held this day.
the result Of which is not vet made Known
IT concluded at all. The Justice Yesterday
refused to bail Mr.. Sickles but his confine.
ment must be short, as the Criminal Court
slls next week.
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TIE MARKETS.

Cu,.NaI, l(,,h ,eSo
The sales Of cotton y.s,.rd,v u.r,. I;m;-
ed; fifteen bales were sold. n, from g IN
lI4-an advance of tc.
,.u,p,r,rox u,. ,e.o
Corrox-Th,r. wo. , va., .,;na !.
mapS for hi. o,,icl. 70 ia, r,i,;..n -,
in the .aI. of very ,n,,I, ,oon ball.. ~;
ccs wer. decide ..div mor. s,,,r,.n. ,,,o r,.
were nj the close Of III. week III. 6nr,
grades HAVING advanced l.. Th,. ,,,n.m.
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SERIOUS occuRRgNcE.-A difficulty occur-
red III this place on Thursday, (says the
Pee Dee Cheraw HerdidD between Robert
Lewis and Henry Williams, in the coarse Of
which, Lewis struck Williams blow on
the head with a bottle, wounding him so
severely that his life is dispaired Of. His
skull was broken, and n portion of tho brain
knocked out. Lewis has been arrested and
committed to Jail.
p. S.-We understand just befor going
to press, that Williams died last night.
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Sales.day.

Early in the day was wet aud stormy
consequently but few-very few persoLs
from the country were here. Some Little
property Was sold by the Sheriff, but the
major portion OF the intended sales were
postponed until next salcSday.
The Commits 3ioner's sales were also post.
Poncd in consequence of the inclemency of
the Weather and the few persons in auen.
dance. See "Phiilips' lands" advertised for
Sales-day in April.
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GrltsrapblG>
Later From Europe.
.Ol:ln--

New York, March 1.-The irop screw
steam ship City Of Baltimore. Capt. Leitcl
with dates 10 February l6, has arrived
from Liver Pocl.
LIVERPOOL CorroN MAHEr, Feb. Is
The sales of Cotton Tor the three DAYS
reach $4,000 bales, Of which spectators
took 1000 and exporters 1000 bales
The mar ket opened in buoyant state
and with an advance Of one sixteenth to
one eighth OF penny, but closed quietly,
and quotations barely maintained under
the continental news. Safes on Tuesday
5000 ba'es; Midding Orleans ID; Mid
ding Uplands Al.
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PouLrRY GOING TO CgARLssrGX.-
Last Tuesday, three or four wagon loads
or Chickens and bucks arrived n, thi,
place for the purpose Of being transported
TO the Charleston market. There were
about 1000 head, brought from Rowan
and Cabarrus counties by Mr. Levi Rum
pie. lie expects to realize for his lot from
20 to 33 cents each
a drove OF 200 Turkeys RECENTLY passed
through mere for the same market. They
were driven all the way from Ess, Ten.
nessee.- Charlotte Democrat.
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GEORGIA METHODIST CuUECH.-The MN
utes of the Georgia Conference, recently
published, presents the following gratify-
ing exhibit:
The net increase in chnrrh members re-
ported was 1900 whites ; and 1000 blacks,
total $500. There was raised for SUNDAY
Schools about SO ,O0C, for the Tract Socic-
ty about 3 800, and for the Missionary So.
ciety, including the anniversary collection
about $4,000.
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SrAsosAsLy Apv,or The S.;.,,;s,

SEAsosABLE ADvIcE.-The Scientific
American says, several deaths have recent.
ly taken PLACE by the light dresses Of la.
dies and children catching fire, and for the
want Of sensible means employed to extin.
guish the flames. The first thing lady
should do, in case her clothes take fire, Is
to lie down on the floor, roll over and over,
and shopt, Fire r 'HeIp" II a second
person ,s at hand, ana witness such an nc.
cident. he or she a6oald mt once lay the
unfortunate person on ths floor and rol her
over 10 the carpet or whatever can be most
promptly used TO exclude the air from the
flames.
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30 See advertisement Of DIR. sanford =
LIVER INVIGoRAToR in another col
unn. To


hoLLowAr's Pills AND 0rSrxrSr.-we here
that almos. Incredible results have followed the
exhibition Of this excellent medicine in cases Of
dropsy. Acting Immediately upon the blood,
It prevents the effusion Of serum in greater
quantities than the absorbcnts can take up,
and by equalz ng and regulating the How Of
che secretions and the circulation Of the vital
hu'd' ehectaally stops the progress OF the Jis.
temper. Holloway's Ointment Is also used
with great effect As a means Of dischsreiuv NV
evaporation and absorption the water already
collected In the cellular tissue. Really there
seems TO be no disease which can resist the
combined action OF these two preparation.
Il4al
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How TO CoLoR LIGHr BLUE.--The
following IS method TO co.ar light blue
on silk, which il is said has been tried
with good success on ribbons: To suffi.
Glen, quantity Of warm water. add little
indigo compound, thoroughly wet the
goods in it, and rinse in cold water. II
not dark enough, add a little more com
pound. The goods sbould be wet before
putting in the dye, to prevent spotting.--
Soft wAler Is hest for coloring purposes
A little gum arabic, prepared as for starch,
added to the rinsing water will give il a
look Of newDess.
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Deaths from Poison.

We are iplettel tp the ,hough,ful
Kindness Of a triead at Benne,tsvil, S. c.,
for the following account Of the circum
atsncss ,attsnaing the sudden death of
three citizens Of that town, on Thursday
iast.
Our correspondent, says:
."BESNErrsvILLE, February 25, SO
A most shocking occurrence took place
IN this 'own yesterday afternoon. Three
men, Messrs. John McCollum, John
Graham and Annanias Graham, wen,
into the grocery store Of Mr.. john c. Ter
rel, o: this place, where each took drink
OF whisky. They Immediately complaiued
Of n dizziness in the head and "A weakness
in the limbs. Several physicians were
called in, but, Notwithstanding every ex
ertion, they arrived too late. The fatal
poison (stryc.ainel had dore is work,
and the two Messrs. Graha.ns died in
about half an hour after drinking Mr.
McCollum survived until midhight. A
Jury Of Inquest was immeIlatey sum
moned, who returned verdict that the
Messrs. Grahams came To their deaths b>
drinking s;rychnine in whisky admni<
tered by the hand Of J"hn G. Terrell, the
proprietor Of the grocery. Mr.. Teirel WAS
Immediately arrested III d lodged in Jail
MIR. M,Collum di, i after the finding of
the jury in the other two cases. Mrss-s.
Gralans are father and son, and resided
some five CT six mics from town. Mr..
McColium was ,bockieeper, and lives il
town. AIl tlree % the cDrpscs are now
lying in The store, and the community are
very much excited"
We learn from another source that
Mr.. Terrell isa grandson of the elder
Graham that lie has previously bore u
good character, aud WAS respected in that
icoirmunilv. The attendant circums IAN
GEES are thus stated:
Mr.. Terrell hail procured large stock
oi goods hy the false endorsement of the
names OF his gr .ndfaher and uncle upor,
his paper. The paper had been sent from
bank IN 'his city to ihe'r agent in
R4"aa',--'i~, .-h" h..d- ,-.----.- --,
wih. NJ. G~"l.atr, senior, upon the sub
Ject. Mr.. Graham denied al know'edre
Of the paper, and visited his grandson, III
company with his son. fr The ,mpu.e
VI communicating Win MN. W nat Trans
pired n, the meeting is not fully known.
BUTT does not APPEAR hat anv a,erca
ton ensued. As Messrs. Graham were
about leaving, Mr. Terrell directed hi>
clerL, Mr. McColum, to go to n certain
shelf III the store and hing bottle Of ex
relient whisky. This was done, and
Messrs. Graham parrook of it, and soon
died, as our correspondent relates. The
clerk, Mr.. McColum, took a private
drink as he returned the bottle to its
shelf, and thus fell victim. Mr. Terrell
denies all knowledge Of the r""ison, and
AYERS that lie never in Ills life purchased
any. But. unfortunately for the rrull, of
this statement, the books of an apothe-
cary in Benner,s,ile show charge
against him for stry,h ire and arsen C,
furnishes. six months ago.
Drs. w. J. David and J. T. Jennings.
of ennetrsvile, wi o conducted the post
mortem examination. have brought the
stnmachs OF the deceased, the bottle of
whisky and Package OF suspected poison
to this city for the purpose of analysis.
Drs David and Jennings are at the
Charleston Hotel. - Charleston Mercury.
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Return Day,

Saturday last was Retnrn Day for this
District. We have had very quiet time,
and the lawyers must reap but poor har :
vest from the business returned at this
term. The Clerks books show only i+7
cases ,inciuaing ncccptanees, which is about
half the Eapal returh at the Spring Term
This is indicative Of prosperous time.
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JUDGMENT AGAINST Col. Benton The
Treasury Department has notified the en-
ccutors Of the late Col Benton ola judg-
ment against the deceased, rendered in 1927
in favor Of the United States, for $1,000
Application has been made to Congress to
relieve the estate from this claim. 1t is
stated that it will swallow up the entire
property left by the deceased 1t will thus
be seen that Mr.. Benton died poor.
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Hymeneal.

Married. near Wadesboro, on the 10th
ult., Mr.. w. ]. Ashcraft 10 Miss Julia A.
Hildrith, daughter of William Hildrith.
In Iredell county, on the goth January
last, after a close courtShip Of % years,
Mr. Rnben Barbour to Miss Sarah Thomp.
son, both aged about sixty years.
On the nth ult., by Rev. r. w. Brice,
Augustus p. Moffalt, Of Troy, Tennessee,
to Miss Jane. daughter Of Samue! Latham
Of Fairfield District, ). C..
On Wednesday evening last at the resi-
dence of the brides father in Chesterfield
District, by the Rev. A. II. Lester, Mr. ].
II. Walsh, of Ansopville, N. c. to Miss Sal
lie Spencer.
On Thursday, Gath ullimo, by James D.
p. Currence, Esq Mr.. Thomas II. Turner
and Miss Susan ID. Harper, all of York
District.
On the 18th of FEBRUARY, by Rev. l.. NJ.
Little, WIN. Bowman to Louis boswell, all
Of Anson County N. &.
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Shocking case of Poisoning

We publish in another place report from
the Charleston Mercury, of the late dis.
tressing case of Poisoning at BennsttsviIle.
5 C'by which three persons lost their
lives, i is seldom our proyince to record
so shocking and heart rending an instance
OF human depra'iiy as this. from the atten.
dant circumstances. appears TO be-
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FIEE IN BosToS-A large warehouse,
situated on Broad street, Boston, was de.
stroyed BY FIRE on March lst, with lis con-
tents. consisting Of 1000 bales cotton, TO-
900 SACKS linseed and $50 bales gunny bag
gi"g. on which there is an insurance of four
ftfhs its value. The total loss is estimated
at S25O,OOO.
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STEAM enfr ExPLosioE -Tha steam
boat Frances, from Vicks5urg for New Or
leans, and having 400 passengers on board,
exploded her boilers on Sunday morning,
9th ult., near Baton Rouge. Two hundred
passengers are reported ns lost OF missing,
n large portion of whom are Iadcs They
are supposed to be chiefly residents Of Lou
isiana and Mississippi.
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FAREWELL SPEEcH.-Gsn. Houston ad-
dressed the United States Senate. on Mon
day last, in what be termed his farewell
speech at the close Of the fprty-sixth year
of his public life, in which he reviewed at
some length the attempts TO defamc his
character, and recitlng, in refutation to
them, his military career in defence Of the
State of Texas.
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A PRopIGIous TrnNIp.-We have
been furnished with TuTnp weighing
10 pounds wiihou, the top. Beat i, who
can 7! Should amy Of our friends Ice able
to htrN Hr anything larger than lLs we
shall be pleased to record tho fact. we
are in debt"d to Maj A. u. Eoykin for
this goH"h among the tarnip lamIy.-
Camden Journal.
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Fatal AcCIpEST.-On las. Wedne,
day evening. rs Mr.. William McCandess
was engaged in taking down and reno.
wing an old gin house, he had the mis-.
fortune TO lose very valuable negro fe
low who was instantly killed bv the sud
den and unexpected falling Of u heavy
piece Of timber upon his neck aud shout.
ders. Mr.. Coroner Knox held an in
quest the next day aud verdict was
rendered in accordance with he above
facts Chester Standard.
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MUNICIPAL election. following
pprsons were on Monday last elected lnten-
dant ana Wnrdens of the Village of Ian.
caster, for the ensuing year
lyTENDANT.-S. B. Massey.
WARDENs.-R. T.. Allison. J. VI. Crock
EFT, Felix Mcl.arnon and VIM Stevens.
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PLANTING IN TExAs-Planters in Texas
are still busy in putting in the seed. Corn
planting has, good deal of it, already been
done. Blu: little cotton is yet planted
The Wheat crops are giving good primise
of abundance in May. There was more
wheat raised in Texas last year than there
was n market for.
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The Ashevile N e.. News has the fol-
lowing: The Legislature has adjourned !!
for which let all the people be devou,ly
thankful! After n session of three months,
they have returned whence they came. sun
wept, unhonored and unsung :" followed BY
the curses Of an oppressed, down troqdeo,
betrayed and plundered people.
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NEW SPRING Goops We have the Flea.
sure t" inform the ladies', and our readers
generally ,thnt lot of new Spring goods are
in town, at the Store Of Mr.. A. &. Dunlap.
See advertisement in another place.
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Az EogIishman, travelling in Kilkenny.
came to ford, and hired a boat TO take
him across. The water being more aoi.
ta,ed that was agfeeble to him, lie asked
the boatrpan II any person was ever lost
in the passage. Never replied Pat :
my brother was drowned last week. but
we found him the next day.'
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the animal has been recovered. MucheIl
or Virgins is a Georgia pen,tentiary bird
VIII" has 'een operating in York and ad =.
lo'n'np districts. He has his locale about
sf"r' Mills, and should te looked after
Coroliea .Sprtan.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

The friends Of Col BURREL JONES.
respectfully announce him NJ a candjdat.
Tor Brigadier General, Of 5th Brigade 3. q
m.. ta NIL tho vacancy oerasioned by the
resignation OF Bdysdisr GENERAL TAYLOR.
MANY FRIENDS.
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= 8 MGA sTER led q ER.

RETuRS-DAY IN YoRX.-The Enquirer
reports return of three hundred cases in
York-a considerable falling of from the
number reached for year or two past.
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Sous or MALTA The Caroiiniq1 lcnrns
that Lodge was established in Columbia
recently. Some thirteen members were
initiated.
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ADVERTISEMENTS

Will be inserted at tho following low rates
One square {ef l6 lines or less, } one insertion,
81 Or, continued, 20 cents for the first in.
sert'on, and az cents for each subsequent inser.
tion. s5S- Sc. Fourth Page for deductions in
cVor OF standing advertisements
The number of insertions must be written on
zach advertisement, or they will he inserted ill
ordered out and charged accordingly.
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icy" Ii "Many Friends" will furnish us
with known responsible name, their nom.
inee tor Sheriff will be duly ledgerised.
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LANCASTERVILLE, sc.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAaCHs 9, 1859

ACKNOWLEDGMENT lanes Chcs.
mt and Hon. John Mcqueen, have our
thanks for repealed avors.
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Obituary.

Died, at Walkersvile, Union County,
N. c., on the 9th plt., after n protracted
illness of 4 months, Mrs NJ. Ad aline, con.
sort Of Hugh Wilson, Esq.
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Ii HsE SrsALING- --BEwARE.--A Eel
low named Morelaud Mitchell, but pass,
Ing usder aliases, lately stole mare from
J. P. Martin, Of our district We believe
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'ahe Savannah Republican nominates
Hon James H. Hammond, of South Caro-.
lima, for President, and Hon. Rufus Choate,
Of Massachusetts, for Vice,president.