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NEW T'REA T.M.ENT.
PRIV TIE
CONFIDENTIAL MEDICAL ADVICE !

A 7 the Buffalo Private Hospital-Estab-
n lishedf for the cure of syphilis, seminal Weak
ness and Che Secret Inhrmities Of Youth and MAtu-
corner Of Main and quay streets, (up stsirs,)
MOST SCIENTIFIC INVENTION.
An instrument for the cure of genital Debility or
Nocturnal Emisnions, more properly known as Sem
instrument, when used conformity with medicines.
YOUNG MEN TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
DR.. AMOS and SON take pleasure In announcing
that they have Invented a most important ins tru-
ment for the of the above diseases Ithas been
subjected to test by the most eminent In
bSSn G nsv ana rev forS mas
ever yet been invented, for the cure Of seminal
Weakness, or any disease of the genital organs,
lars, by Mail or Express.
A CURE WARRANTED.
Dr. AMOS and SON have devoted their attention
exclusively to this peculiar class of maadies and
the relief they have consequently been able TO
der their and grate-
fully acknowledged by oonvalescent patients and
Others daily arriving in town, from all parts of the
country, for the express purpose only Of foonsulta-
tlons, while their exertions hRvebeen crowned with
the most signal advantages; yet ,rom what they
have experienced In enquiring into the causes OF
these infectious complaints, iron their most simple
condition to that Of the most dangerous and inve-
erate,) they have alway entertained the possibility
of their prevention and removal, and likewise in
variably found that the most horrible and malignant
forms OF disease could almost Invariably be traced
to one of the following causes:-Ignorance, neglect
the Ill effects of unskilful or improper
therefore DI AMOS and SON have succeeded In
discovering In the selection of their remedies,
safe, eteotual and cautious course; omitting ali
combination of remedies which bear an equiYOcal
character ae well those whose prema or nju-
dicous application might be productive OF bad CON
sequences In tho hands of private individuals. In
short the iaudable end of their remedies the
ening OF great mass OF human misery by the Allev-
iaton relief and prevention of those grievouB af.
ictions that In reality the secret foe OF life and
which, while they so extensively surround us, call
for hal tar
min Ition.
CUUN TRY INVALIDS.
Personsin an part of the world may be suecess.
fully treated by forwarding correct detail of tn
case, with the remittance FOR medicines, etc,
Address Ut. AMOS and SON, corner Main and
Quay streets, Buffalo, MY. jan7-dawiy
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THE:
One Horse shOeing shop,

A few doors East of the PosT OFFICE,
DAYTON, o.
THE Subscriber is now better prepared,
4 than ever to accommodate his old customers, and
the public, in the
HOrse-shOelng Business,
In Its various brAnohen. Particular attention
will be given to all lame horses, such as
split hoos, and hoofbound, and oornsi in their feet,
will be cured satifactory to the owner OF such hor
ses, and II not, money will be refunded,
ALsO.-HOrses that Interfere will be shod to pre-
vent 1t, and warranted, money refunded.
He VIII personally superintend all work entruBtd
TO his care. Thankful for paatfavofs he respectfully
asks continuance OF the patronage OF his old GUS
toners, and will be happy to accommodate as many
NAV ones aa may favor him with a call.
spr2-dawly NATHAN sIFFERMAN.
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NEW WORK, at the OLD STAND
No. 81, Jefferson street.

"Itis now settled that ths IAsriNe health Of AwI
men, womsn and children, depends on the condition
Of their noLRspi -.
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E%J0TuTS@T

l SlFiIi \ if.Np Dent and TEACHER Of
II '''' lEFlH :CilbuI.. il lh,s District. .
viii b" "!''r'"d on the Fourth day of November
n">'. hy ih" T:m-'r's. The Salary Of the SUI
rrr'nI"n,!'nt = Sd9D 10 per anImn; and him
s"h and family. ii has family is small, are
pr"v'd'd viii harding ana Judging. For
I"rshrr pal'cu!a:> on th's point, apply TO tle
Secret"ry lis duties ar" Il, Superin, end. Man
aye. and Govern The fnpiis aud Farm, in &C..
c''"'"nr' with such directions rs lie mny, fronp
time /" irr!.. r",'riyr from il.- Trustees The
salary OF the Teacher is S4i)nnU per annun
ana he Is provided with boarding and lodging
al ~" Seii"'.h IL" il to perform tho usua
duties "I aSch"".'iI"s:rr, according TO the in
srn";I"I;S he may, .om llluc, receive from the
lrn$trrI.
Application i,r either Of ihe above Oficps
stating particularly .hr number and ages of
the children Of The applicants for The Office
"f Snrrr''v is!'ni. masL he handed To the
SECRETARY III Abbcy;r. previous to Ike day os
clettinn
THOMAS THOMSON, Sec'y.
Oct. 10, 1859 ~ 2t Z,
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Negroes and Land for Sale.

WILL. be- sold the h..h.s, bidder on Mop-
W dav and Tuesday The 2d and Sd January
next. at Ih" "!a"" formerly owned by Col. JO-
SElll TAYLOR, d.'ccnsri lying on Big Gene.
r"S'c" ir"rh. . Mills west of Anderson c.. II.
ah"n, FIFTY NEGROES, Men. Women and
th'I.if"". most Of them y"ung and lifrly, Also
IN. l'""'"''"'' r"'S's,'n. "s 1897 Acres divided
mt" CONVENIENT anh desirable tracts. aH Of thenn
having >n:i"ncy Of timbcred and most of
t'rn considerable portion Of botlun, land PIa,s
OF the several Tracts WI, he exhibited OH The
place hy the Nv"ra.rr. who Will show them 10.
Persons d"sirnrS Of purchasing
The Crop Of C"rn. Fodder, Stock Of Horses.
Mules: Cattle. Hogs, Carnage. Wagons PIanta-
ti"n T""ls. FurntTlr, aud various OF her articles.
will be sold at tl," Sane time The sale will he
positive and without reserve
DAVID S. TAYLOR.
Agent Tor Mrs. Nancy Taylor.
PendletOn,S. c., October 10, 1859 27 IOt
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CHARLESTON, Oct. 81. 1850.

Common sense rules the n,nss of the peonlc
whatever the nisnamed and misanthrope phil.
osophcrs may say to the contrary. Show them
good thing; let it's merits be clearly demon
sirated, and they will not hesitate to give it
their most cordial patronage. The muses. have
already ratified The judgment of physician,
concerning the virtues Of IIOSrETTER,S BIT
TERS, as may be seen in the immense GUAM
Titles OF this medicine that are annually sold
in every section Of the land. 1t is now recon-
nized as greatly superior to all olher remedies
yet devised for diseases Of the digestive organs
such rs di"rrl''ea, dysenlnry, dyspepsia, and for
the various fevers that arisn from deranpcm.n,
Of those portions Of the system. IIostett.r
name Is rapidly becoming n household word,
from Mnine to Texas from the shores of the
Atlantic TO the Pacific Try the article and
be satisfied.
Sold by all druggists in The world.
" See advertisement in another column.
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Notice.

"A VI i.h for sal" that wr.l.knnwn and dos,r.
E hl' plantation on Big Greek and SnIudr
RIVER known In" " John Poor Plnc. " con
'h'"'n. ''I Acr"s. There one hundred
N'i"s h''' raj" Bottom. ~ of That in n high
sfa'c "l "T!tivar'"n tn" balance il under G.nce
a'1i r"a": In clearing ra. Upland is also frat
r"'iiiN t, lbs well "n h'g r"nl lending from
''"iN br"l"' /" " iiliam>tnn. / miles from Will.
Innis'"n Ga the r"c. there is ii good Dwell.
Iur House. ki:rl"n. Meat House, Smith Shon
ii iir"" li'''>'mg Nac!'inc in good repair also
'"''"" Gan and rml Gin. Ilnusr "A Barn.
Si:,s'", cub, and two "h.r houses for crorncrs
or n""'"<- tn" 49," i. well wairrrd II rond
never ''n'lIhE spring Of pure Wafer near the
h"mS' 'h"r" is ii',r y"ln. Orchard, one yenr
set out, Of IcO Peach Trees 81 srlcc, fruit. nlso.
"h"r fruit. I!'.. place is we'll aud heavily t,m.
b"r"d. Ih"rr i, pretty good Shnn ON Tho
riv"r lis place. is conveniently situated to
Schools aud { hun c!rs. Any wishing to purchase
can II" shown ia" premises H.. Mr.. B.ywell, liy-
III. m"ar 'hr PREMISES by myself near Green.
viiic {. II. Any wishing 1" own II fist class
lia' 'a'i"n. "";'t 4" We'll not u let the present
opportunity pass uun0iirc,..
nsr offer tor sale that desirable situation on
wh:ci, n"w resale, :! IniIcS south Of Gre-nville
{. H., Gn"c'iy on the Rni!;",i. known as the
" Rcd P,"r.' The Plantation contains $40
Acres. more OF less There are. % or 3u Acre.
good Hrhn"h l'.i:"n. about - or 80 in cultva-
tl"m ih" hala'."r is Won!'nnd Of good quality.
Ihrt" is a potion of the place have cut tho
I'm" lir:'"r "'i that is n"w in fine order for
"ni;:tatin. :,!r;tm'".:r":iSlv. The Grove md
" h!," Horse i'"'d~ cr'$, "c,r my house, making
II 4uli" II publ" I'.'" aud gouI place for pub-
''c business; well w"'"rrd and conveniently sit
ua'd every way; Il g". Orchard Of select fruit
Il h"a"i!t"i siiu,'.or !"r buiI.iimm convenient to-
Grr.E:ili'. .nl Ih; Srnunls ;,r.i Churches
f'r~";io i>hli" To- purchase c.n address nlo
II Gi""mr!," {. H., ~ call on me IT, the rlacc
{. L. DEAN.
Oct. IS, $3.50 91 z,
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DISTURBANCE At SHANGHAI

The following from the Al.xandria Scut;ulj
shows up the cause Which led to these distur.
Dances:
French vessel Gertrude, the commander and
officers Of which have been engaged in kidu,p.
ping Chinan''n for The purpose of carrying them
us slavcs TO the French Colonies. AEout ten
nights ago, some Of lres. Cinnamon attempl.d
to escape from the Gertrude, and jumped over
board The consequences was that forty were
either SHOT by the Frenchmen. or drowned in
the river. Some Of The bplls aimed ut the chi
.nese IN the water passed close by me MS / stood
OH the deck of the Mississippi, and heard The
Igroaps of those shota6d drowning in every di.
rcction.,,'
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T.IISLTE o. EE"?EET.
tAlt.wi' I."r.E. Tn. 80. \ =. II.
'nlIu'l.i'S Mills = G. t,.t .,t i,-p

NJ
fnl.'"nrs &:il.- :. G., oct. II. i>@9
Nh;.::. s:i"" "ur las r.:.nrr cni,.r!4i::.i i..:.
ton "" !.rv. l''': .'".,. I" i.,s,'Ir:, T." ln,
death "f "':" ;r"'::cr. .nuS l.. Mnr.Ai, a
;ta"''.''..r -! ih- !.":'". Ill,!"r"
Er|'.''rG Tl"' whi-' "" i""l :!.a; til I"'...
IA "':'a'i.. .. III" I,< "f u ""r'lv i;"i:r.r, wn
i.'.':tr.n''!. :n upright I"+ii"n h"t"." bath
'.'.i an! i:ir;. -" low I" ,i... ,.:.,..: .',..; :
al = wi-c 'rovi!,mc., "who d"ct!. all ,l.n -
w",!."
E,:r'""I That IL" I"wcls ar.i i'nr.ii. ,f
ih' '' -, H. '.rnl :..'!Gr:: :.i.,i :. ;,a..c
-: 'v ". i,.i. !. SEQ, al..rt 80 h. I.:,.:,i... y,
L' ''.ri T',a' "" deeply >!:l,i,a,;,i-. with
'''' t;"!,r ::.i ':,:,!- ".";!r ,l."-:.>l ;il'i,~
"": w.a,.i ,rf.'!"r ~ il.;n i: c,.u,ir,,uc.. -:
i.u" :i..;.,,$.
E'N'.',.I Tina: a copy "f tlcs, r.e.Iu,i.rs l,c
t::::.S::.;ti. :" -" " low ai p;.r.i;. + .L:.
!'""n:y,!, and Lc l.uLi.:,cI in the tanner AMI
Press.
H's"''rh H. Ti.o' H." Secretary carry n;it ,l..
l':"':,"n t.? :hc section, 18th article, % cur
Constitution.
W. y. MARS, Scc'v.
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F"it"n Er"k---Nrs: crdav afternoon between
'""lv" AMI "'l" nclnck. as ili" ears were, hrinn
shifted al Ii: lrrnhr,.: d"r", III the South Caro-.
iina tai!i":d. he colt" one of tn. ,pcu cars
WAS 'liS""v'r"d t" l." iir". Tn" fire it is sup.
posed r;is communicated to the cotton bv spn Ks
from ih" '""'n",i:r and III" train h-inu in motion
mud Il siroir. bI""2. blowing nj the time almost
the cn'u" %, of cotton the car. being about
i"ri' hnl"s WAS som burnt. a small quantity
Of ii will probably lie sa:cd, hut in Ii damaged
condhi"n.--EonStiiniioH 2sih.
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TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

Ahh""iVc Disir;rt.-- Cmhon.
BY WILLIAM HILL, Esq. Ordinary Of Able.
Wills District
NW IlEREAS w. II. Mrrsiwe,ber hoa an.
" rl'ed I" me for l",rrs Of Admiuistra.
"", "h "i' ana singular ih" g""r!s and chntt els.
liam IL. F"w!cr, deed, late of Tcxus-
ii"'se nre th"itforc. {" citt and adminisb nyI
nni singular tl" kindred and creditors of the
sad decd. t" he and appear before me. ut our
n'xt o'd'n"ry's Court f'r the said District 70 he
h"''e" NJ Ahbevi'ie G. H., on the sixteenth Of
N"v"in''rr ins;, 10 shcw cnlse. If any, WIN Fin.
said admins irwtion should not he ur,nt.I
'lvrn under my hand and seal this first d,v or
N"ve'nh"r. in the year Of onr Lord one tbous
ma ana "'"hl hundred and fifty nlnr, nnd in The
elih year OF American Independence
Nov. 9, 1850 oS q.
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POOR LCUGE ELZCTION

- L
HN SETEsD \N til" a':fi. day or November
" INST, ia" f"'n,>...,,r,. Of the nnor Gr
Ah!"'vi!'" District, Will elect a Su,n.,intrudcr,
II th' Poor ilVva" and Oversee. OF i!,r fam, f,r
i-Ur,.
As ':ur"rint"n.!rn: l." vii! !:nv. III. c,ro and
n'in':E''ii"t "i III" raui'rs. anl ne will br sup-
''''i VIA board. AMI hi fslv a:.n (if h.. has
"n".) ~ tv"i-'''r Ia. III h.. r.r,uir.d !, n.,
!"r;n ;'ii ia" duties d! such an ar..ui which arr.
:" we'll Eh"Wh as t' I"rd"r iurr,,:.,u of ii,,,
;'""'"-'"rr III" "r!!i.ar'.-in his proposals
~ ."!i NV: he i'll wri'in" will state tb.
number "f h;S fnni!v aud v. .o,,,.. Lc, ,.r
ia" s'ivr'S thy can p.rf"ru, nm,l ;,,. amount
far which hc "ir.is his lnI ,h,ir .crv;c,s
fr"i"-ai+. hv cauli::;r-. y, ~ he har,IcI T., ,rv
member ri! The Hoard, and their presence. nt ,I,c
Poor House on tho day Of election may be
ITT.
Also. 81: the sam" tim" and r'ac. n phvsic;,n
:'r H." Ininr"* inr 1850 WI h.. rl.c,,I Uc
va! t.. required! To furnish h; own ,,,.,5ia.
"""i attend "n Tia" Si"wnri aud family q. wcIi
~ al the Inmates of the Poor Ilousc whom
cu.i"d on.
For further particulars ap,v 70
JOHN 4. WIER,
=. SecrcIn'y and Treasurer
SOY. .. 1859 rs ot
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-irf'E' ~ F""f. III" I,snrrnt -Cr,yBrr
r""'. I'a. bc'.:"r - --.Irln L.. Gu.l ii,.. CON
i!' -" a.! Oh! t%,i. :;'r:;i:, IIr;" in il, tr.
;'i> Fury if-r!"r""ti. :"a- .,r,.s'"h tt ..y,.u-
i"'t :lr1;' "'"h' n'~ ir''n his place"
|! - -;i'' there can H.. u" ui,,r,;" y. I, III.
'"':y H." had "n i:i- i.r>.s =; C. .tr,i:.'> cn,,-
~ -.'''t. w''h b!i Drown : signature atnrii". to
=. AID -, sis "wu u.rI"
Coax .!n ir..'r H.. III .,In,ains to ,..,
-""'-i"'S. IL" !"'k ..! VERY l,,-"a-.l anI care.
w"r" H.. sal HAT there three. r,'.,s Is,
'' ',";'n' .,t'! i'.r' - hry" now non. on, j.,
.''"iI If t'"n. Coax hri il his r;cL.t :,
ri'"' i;''n' 'i''m 'r'n'i"'. Eru,rv i'ra"h"l 10
J., "i "I G..i." y a-hri",";S. :u.l which wa,
s'"'''' 4. II: CO., Wii...'-:, rr-i iu., ,.:r H.,
Per" E"'r". ~ IL" Iirr- "f Ih. ,:.tl,:"nk II
%.': IL" lsi"; j. ii 81 v"s.. IL til. in"u,,r,i,,s
IL" 49, h'a.iv :rr'."'! n; nI:"r,p' .i r.,i>,nnc-
hn' trn" !i::f i.',ni>h"d am mrc!, rAl,u.,r.l H..
;vt, easy caIr:u:cl
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A PRINTER IN WICK

In the t;F"e"viiIr Enterprise Of the Goth inst.
wn find The following notice:
MhnHiEp, on Thur+lay morning. Oct. 18Th,
b. E"v j. y. M"nn Mr.. G.. VI. McjUNkIN
OF Ne Somher" Enterprise, and Miss ANNIE:
kon'nON .s"c"nd daughter OF Mr. T.. X. Rvb-
son, all Of Grrcnviil"
Well done, Mae! Hope yon'll have GOOD
time Of ii. Nothiny like ii. What think you
now, MAci a mpn is MT a man till he rcts him
a")c. Indeed, we believe j, is pretty generally
conceded that he is only half nnm who has
10 wife. II you make as kind Il husband rs Won
used to be good hoy, your "Gsn.lc ANNE
will never regret leaving "thc old folks q,
home"
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
-dbbeville District.-Ctation.
BY WILLIAM HILL. Esq.,. Ordinary Of Able.
vile District
w hEREAs. L. II. Rykard, has applied
~ to me for Letters Of Administrator. ON
all and s'nguar the goods and chatteIs, rights
and credits of Robert I. Sloan and Thomas IT
Sloan. late of Mississippi deceased. -
These are therefore, to cite and admon;sh all
and singular, the kindred and creditors Of tbe
said deceased. to be and appear before me. az
our 9rxi ord'hary's Court for tie said District.
TO DC holden at Abbrville Court House. ON the
tenth day Of November next, 10 show oause-
II any, why the said administration should NOT
be granted. -o'
Given under my hand und seal, this 26th dav
OF October. inst, in the year If our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and fifty nine.
aud IN the Sith year Of American Indepen.
dence.
WILLIAM HILL, O. A. D.
Wv S'' 1903 ~ Ct
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e onllllerelul.
y AE"ETILLE. Nov. 9 1850

AE"EvILLE. Nov. 9 1859
'"TT"N--pnrin@ the pas! week there has been
considerable cotton thrown on the market. We
quote extremes to-day. at S to 10 cts
CoLuInA, Nov. !, 1859
CnTTnS--Omr cotton m ,rkrt still shows n de-
rh'.in@ tender '. Til" sales Yesterday amounted
|" lSp baics--e Atremcs T !Gt IU2.
CHARLESTON, Oct. 81. 1850.
t"TT"S There was a very active demand for
cotton I" day. which resulted in the sale of up
wards Of $500 bales. AT al0bll4c. Tn. ndv,n.
t"ge Was in favor Of buyers.
CHARLESTON, Oct. 81, 1850.
CorroN.--The cotton market has an advancing
tendency. with sales Of 5000 bales.
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Notice.

ot1ce.
A TEACHER wanted to take charge Of
LA School at Ninety-Six, S. c., for The
year 1850
Proposals for the same until the 5th NOVEM.
BER next. None need apply unlesa they arc
well recommended
Direct a.
WILLIAM CARTER,
Chairman Of Board Trustees,
~. -. Ninety.Six, 8. c..
OeL, 22s 1853 - ~. 21 - o.
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Attention
Why Don't You Insure Your

WHY DUH IUd InSlrc Your
NIGRoESN LIVES,
ri EGROES are dying and will continue to do
~ so. Likely Negroes are now worth &i500
head, and by paving $40 TO $50 a he.d. Won
may save Thousands of Dollars.
J. q. WILSON, Agent.
Insurance Office,
Abbeville, 3. g. % At
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ARbEVILLN BANNER.
Thursday lIol2iirr, Eov. Sd, 1850
w. q. th.iys:i, E.;!:;nr.
4 y .ER,ic LIZ Nc

EV.5iy.te5-.tEAIS.
VIII h" f"nni il ADVERTISING columns, Il notice
"' 'HAE'rS j. tA"n, y Co.. Ta;lors and urn
'S"'"S' Charleston, :. G., Gard uf i.;lrx d
ih>'. Hardware dealers i'".mr,'.i,. :. c.: Hyr,.
'"H'>1'AN, E""t and Shoe .!.a,v:s, Allrvic.
= hiv" notice I" their friend. and customers
-" motto" Of tic sales ,r ,h,. E~,ai.s If Mrs
ZANE l.. i"wir. '"rS l'rif. Mis-. l>,rlil, T..
HNi'n. |iniEt "MIE; am'! !. l.. Pr,rr. Sec
car" 90 =. 4. ii''"N. insurance ;""i n":i.. I"
Nh, "vif" !':h' In!"r'iy. 81. hi.n 80. mo-: :,,.
"t sal" 81 i:>:a.rot L. ". t"rAr.i,.i. ,,r.asc.,.
J. - Tic trial al IL" In,,,,r"i.l,. + ,...,rc.s-
III: ri i:"'''s;"w:'. Va. Great ">ri;,;;;"'.t ire
val ""d al ATTEMPT I" rescue thr rr;.,o:s
"%l ''''i. ia ""!.s",.".,., .. which a., n,l,i
h"s ;..;. .'ri!.iri...'
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The administrator desires all persons having
claims against said Estate, to present them az
soon as possible, rs he is desirnus to ascertain
how the estate will stand relative thereto. Those
Indebted are required to pay up as soon as possi.
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fersnn County, Judge Richard Parker pres;.ii..r
came into court to-day, aud reported true
bills against the 1Iarper's Ferry i..surrcc,ion
lists.
The indictments We're read. They charrc-
First: Consplring will, neg'ors to create an ~.
surrecon. Second: Treason agairs: HE Com,
Inenwca,h of Virginia. Third: Mur,l,r
Charles j. IIandley and Andrew Hunter
Es9s., appeared for tho Sta," aud rhar!rs Jane.
Faulkner and Lawson Bolts EsI-. Tor The pr;s
oners.
Before reading the indictments. Mr.. Hunter
called the attention Of the Court 10 the necessity
Of appointing additional counsel for tho prs,uc;s
lie stated that Mr.. Faulkner considered thai
his duty in that car'acity ended. and had left
The prisoners, therefore, had nG other counsel
than Dir. Bolts.
After consulting with John Brown. Mr. Boits
stated that the prisoners retained him. and de.
sired TO have Mr.. Green to assist. Tne Court
requested MIR. Green to act us counsel, aud Mr.
Green consented.
Capt Brown made speech. and asked for
deiay Of few days. lie said he should then
be better able to attend the trial.
The indictment read to the prisoners, and
they plead mot guilty"
The,prosecuiing attorney elected 10 try Brown
rat on the part Of The State.
Brown plead for delay. lie said that he had
counsel now on the wa, from the North.
The Court said that the condition Of the pris.
oner required that some regard be paid to his
Iequest for delay
Phe physician Of the jail. and the jaor were
hIsopiHion that the prisoner was physically able
StotPtossea MI afiai. The tCc1rt then ad-
,j9gEgAd snntt fo.lporfbw. s fsSi
lsaIosss October 27.-The trial
ogressiug Tie jury was
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RIVER ASD STEAMBOAT NEWS.
BoATs LEAVING on MONDAY NEXT.

BOATS LEAVING on MONDAY NEXT.
For Padueaa, Minnetonka, OF u o'clock.
" Pittsburgh, Shenango, at o'clock P. n.
The riser is now about at a stand, with 81 feet
large on Harpeth Shoals. The business on the land
ing begins to lnguishOn account of the scarcity of
freigbts.
The following boats are expected; James Johnson
from nav Orleans; Neptune from Pittsburgh;
Rochester from do.
The Mrncionka, the regular mail packet for
Padacah, connecting with the United States mail
steamers, for Louisville, ST. Louis, and Memphis,
will depart at IL o'clock Punetullly.
The steamer Cuba, has made change CT day
from Sundays and Wednesday to Tuesdays and
Friday
The NIianeiooka's days will be Mondays and
Thursdays.
For Pittsburgh, direct, the sbenaugo, Captain
FreEcb, will be ready to receive freight On Monday
morning next, and depart as above, ct 5 o'clock
p.
The James johnson will leave pert fer New
Orleans on Tuesday next.
DEPARTED YESTERDAY.
For St. Loais, Z. NJ Runyan.
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We are indebted TO n. HObson, Esq, for the fol-
lowing letter from the Secretary Of The Southern
Pacific Railroad Company, which viii be interest
Ing to a large number Of our readers
MARSHALL, TrxAs, APfil6, 1889
n. HoBsos, Eso Dear Sir: Il gives me great
satisfaction 10 report tie inal settlement, by COM
pr5miso, with the New Company, Of cur perPlezing
difSeuities
The Terms are such as can readily comply
with through your corporation. ilagm ny is
again retired, AMI The era of good feelioe has
e3mmenesl
The State suit has been cided against the State
upon dsmurrers The settlement is just and liberal
10 al parties, producing harmony OF ac'i7n, ution
of efFJrt among The peorle Of Texas, and guaranty
Of the speedy resumption Of werk upon the road
Itmoe tie entire appreciation or cur Board Of
Dircetcrs aud the Stockholders hare snd If Gelier
al Rioharasoa, who has beer here atteLi1g the ri:
a. Of these cases prefa soaaly, with other attorneys
here. 1-uIs, very respectfully,
D. WlLDER, Secretary.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-24

LEATuER AND HIDEsrhe market Is we'll supplied with
Leather which We quote as follows Oak and hnlock tanned
Sole and Harness s3 Stirling 30 Upper s27 a dozen
Dry Hides i5c and Green, trimmed, see pound.
SALINE quote Coarse Sack sIsJs -, and Fins $780,
eni Barrels &c Ierlushel.
eHEEsE-Weq quote ceee as follows: Western Reserve.ls9
49,, English Dary J. q ljoTer pound.
CAyDLES-TaoE is held Iaou Ind 1se for hard
Pressed; Star lglgase; AMI sperm &C aiss
LARD OILWe quote pure Lard Oh from sllOper
gallon, manufacturers prise.
woOL-The an active demand for clean washed VOL at
SOC 2 ID.
WHIsKYTte market continues firm at slssio per gallon
Reeded Country quoted ios57c according qEal
iy.
HOGS AND eATTLE-Dealsrs Offering 494s gToss for
Hogs 4efo Cattle and - SEC per head for sheep,
ding qualify TIE stock Of Cattle in the market Is unusual
~ light pre- aud the receipts limited. There active
demand for Cattle ard Sheep at saOtations.