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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-13

~ County C0urt.AThis court met .yester.
day morning, and adjourned until Thursday.
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14oo,,a.s..I g, &, ,,,,n,.
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en- 8!
,oSsy tSs s,SSIiig abSn
9sgt sasa'E s19sis.
~ a5 - 5s
NipoEs EiYenln Bread t9HS des;
eli AIS lower Sugars dul!taf
the interior grades. sSsoffse
g. ~ e p9t z prices
Es.es sts SHOW 5F5 "a a. @ h1ns
seq 81 rs US ss
went OFT quite brisk
g ~ 9sE. Els ! 9z9 sa.t,
1euheSuay F4Ye.=7SoaSots
Ssisq eqS lot money aRa asS99nl
nrtn at 9 sll5nt adyanGe
decline other articles of merchandise are
wltuo1tfm terlalt change -
s;77=7-s s55.
.}e1G 3 oi4Ae, z.Ihe steamer Star OF
Satllornla
.ls 0s', arrived hefs a5 noon
D DIN 49i -, 90O OOO1sln
speteale, 9na 9OU The Catorn adj:
X4gss nave 0een attlcl paleoi
1he steamer yea Golden Gate with the New york
passengers ana tnalis 9t = nly 10th arrived ut
San m francisco on thefl 9th Of August So
: steamer arrived at San
francisco an on.the l4thzo OF August. sgfza7s -
,, Inc Star o. the West left AsPlnwall on the
20, ana ,Ney " est on the tn inst. - si#l Il. d
me Steamer ltoanoEe, corvette Prehle, and !
STORE were All we'll.
Iheirlgate Fulton. was at Key West, but. ex-a
p !eS1.s = 10 Sam IN saflew ia
Ihere was q severe gale at Asptnwallj on the
29th5 ult, doing considera Bile damage to build-t
lt!gS gne man was killed by the tallingo the
walls Of his building .slss7,ta.
Advlces from Guayaquil, Ecuador, to Aug.
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BALrIMonn, Sept 1a.-'rhc 45th anniversary
Of the Battle of BALTIMORE is celebrating day
with great spirit. trhe streets arc throngel with
people. The whole military force is l06t on
The old defenders will dine at Green Springs.
There are several visiting military companies
in the city,, one from York, Pa, tho Worth
infantry.
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For Sale or Rent -, =
SMALL FARM the above artinsyille O., hav-
"a ing on 1t fine orchard, good house, barn other
out buildings Terms of SaleTwenty per cent down, the
baancet to suit the purchaser given ulIned
atey. For further particulars, enquire Of F5z=ss
Eept6-2S* WGI. BROWN Wheeling Va
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Something New.
the old Postofaoe building, North of Quincy
street, large lot OF ssone liverpool Rockingham and
Req Ware constantly on hands for sale by
aug9-4w ]. H. SINGLETON & co.
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Church Etiquett.

We agree with the Home Journal, in
thinking there is good sense in the sugges,
tion made by an American, writing from
London. In observing this rule ladies would
not be under the necessity of pulling and
pushing past the occupants of the near end
of the pews.
ain the churches, whoever comes first,
whether gentleman or lady, takes the fur
thor ssatin the slip, and those tha: fellow
ill up the remaining seats and thus pre-
vent the aw kward disturbance which occurs
in our churches here in the process OF fl
ling out and in by men, in order to isolate
women at the further end Of the pew. 1t is
said the habit so universal among us orig
mated with the early settlers, who sat near
the doors of the pewS. 80 that, in case of
an attack BY the Indians, they might be
ready for action. In many instances this
marching out and in, like parcel of SOL
diers, is II perfect NUISANCE, and the custom
might be we'll changed
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The Gale and Frost,

GA Friday night last ahurt 0 o'clock
"A violent tarnsdo commenced IN ,l,;s Il
c'mity, a"d continued IN undated E.ry III!
night. m.d uea',y ~! day Sa.urdav. TIM,
hurricane has shorn our town Of some Of
lis hn"St ornaments, in the share Of old
ard venerable shade trres-sis'.ly .lrs
ana het|t'iuI chinas beneath whose
grateful shades, many coy village
crowd has, year after year, sat or stood
~ solemn conclave, discussing crops.
weather and politics We miss their old
familiar mods, and feel. MS though VIC had
lost so many personal friends The fences
ali round here were blown down. and r.
pe"ted efforts to keep feds enclosed.
Pf","d unayaIlng. The wind blew ,he
sand about in banks. and we have heard
number oi our planters say that their
stands Of com and cotton were much IN.
lnred. FIRES breaking ou, il the woods
also gave mueh trouble.
The win" gradually died away on Sat.
urday eYlTIng, leaving the a,mosphere
quite chilly, about 90 degrees Eahrenhe,r
and on SUNDAY morning, We reprei,ed n
see considerable frost, much to the pr.iu.
Dice OF garden En'ss," but Va bcEey.
ine trn't has not been much n,ured. On
Monday the temperature, became mucl
mlIder. We sincerely hope th., hi,
may be positively the last frost OF The
seasqh.- Son of Temperance.
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The Convention.

The following named gentlemen. have
been aIpointed.by Maj. 5. Buckner Massey
intend""t' 10 represent the village O. Lam
caster, ~ Delegates TO the Commercial Con.
vcntion, t" meet at NicksJrrg, Miss, on the
9th inst, viz
Cot James II. Wilhcrspoon. Col. James
+ Curct"n, Col. Dixon Barnes, Maj Mar.
tin p. Crawford, Maj John Williams. Mai.
John ID. Wrlie, ID. w. Brown,s ,sV. VI. Con-
n"rS, +. i. Hammond, 5. Is Emmons, VIM
Stevens, John f.. Adams.
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.OC:)


NEw GoRK, April 2S.-The steamship
AFRICA has arrived with Liverpool dates
IL Apul l6.
1t Is reported that the Peace Congress
will assemble ut Carlsruhe, city ot
about $4,000 mhah,autS and the capi
tai Of Baden, a Grand Duchy Of Western
Germany, Arri 23.
The report is confirmed tha, Austia re.
fuses TO participate in the Congress, un.
less the other powers dls.rm simultsne.
ouslv.
TIL" London .Ne,cs >syg it is jus, posi-.
hIc tia; the Congress may emhitlrr, ia.
stead "f avertlng. the wa,.
lh" Par's Correspondent of the Lon.
don Herdtd saws there are reasons f,r
believing that Austria's proposals as To
points 10 he submitted, are unacceptable
20 France.
a rumor existed that Bomba, the King
OF Naples, was dead, or ia lhe ;asi ex
tremIlr'.
LIVERPOOL CorroN MAuKEr-Thc
sales during he pHst week. ending on ia,
lG'h inst, amounted to 1000 bales.
Lower grades Of Cotton had derlin.a
is d.; Nrldhng QUALITIES Gss..wed 1 lGl
The narke. closed quiet.
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Special Sioes.

Tnr Hos. EDWARD EvERErr AHD LorrERlrS.
la his eloquent dI.coursc on the career auI
character Of Thomas Downcs, the Hon. Edward
subject oi his culogy drew prize in a ond ON
lottery, which enabled him to lay the foun,ia
ton OF his foI tunes, or which promoted them
in al extraordinary degree. In the onslaught
upon lotteries, 1t il well to note tl,i5 Gtct aud
particularly, to rcmim! our readers that, by
sending $40, IS, or SET, to Wood, Eddy &
Co, Wilmington, Delaware, or Augusta, Gcor.
Ga, they will receive in return n ticket "a
their lcgali-cd lottery, which. II successful.
will win the prize of O,oOO, or its propor.
tion. 10
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arGHwAY KonBERy-On Satur1a

HIGHwAY RonBERY.-On SATURDAY
afternoon last, two men, named William
Morris and George Colder, being in
EIott street, on irolic, were acc0s,ed
by three men, one of whom is named
Hawkins, Anh another Charles Blake
aliuS Liverpool Johnny--the name q. the
third man urkrown-who invited Morris
and Colder iqtC l. carriage to take AL
airing up the road. which they accepted.
On reaching part Of tie roal about
three m'ies from the city, they commenced
to strike Morris, which he thought was in
sport, but not being pleased with their
conduct, got out of the carriage, reoues
ting Colder tn do the same, bu; ut the
moment Of doing so the Carriage drove
off
When about FIVE miles from the civ,
Hawking and pL&ke chuked Colder wilh
a p"ck-t-handkerchef. and took from his
person 5000 in bills. aud gold watch
and cham. Having robbed him, they put
him out Of the carnage, and left hrm in
an lnse"sibIe condition on the road. NJ
Moses Levy, who was riding past at the
time, succeeded in reviving G 1Ider, and
had him bought 10 the city. Morris,
after getting out of the. carriage. anade
his way TO town and procured warrant
for the arrest Of Hawkins and Blake, but
!. il supposed they have escaped from
rue city, Ms no arrests has as yet been
made. - Charleston VetOs.
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Landing of Africans at the South.

Among all the various statements
which have been made, tor tie last tw
years, concerning the landing of African
upon our southern coast the UnIv one,
sufficiently clrcunstancIaI to command
any creteuce, was that made by the
True DeIta' oI New Orleans, in tae early
part of The last year, respecting tie Ian
dug If "A cargo near thay.cltv. IIis stale
m ent of the True Delta, ate. the lapse
OF fifteen months, Is It would seem, con
tiruied 10y the facts which are stated in
the SuiJuued extract from n letter recent
ly written ty our Consul AT Turks Island
wbnh has beeN furnished the New \ ork
Jomnol Of Commerce for publication.
~ have jhst Ucen informed of an inter
esting circumstance. in regard to the Ian
ding Of slaves near New Orleans, and
having seen no reference 10 the trausac
ton IN our American papers, and feeling
confident OF the truth oi the statement, |
send 1t 20 you with all the particulars |
gather from the author, who Was on
board
John James, an English boy (seaman)
who shipped on board 'he EmglIsh bark
Esther Fraucis, ST. Jago, and was wrecked
on this island III January last, says tina,
he sailed from the por, Of Phiadelpha
In ne summer Of 1857, ior Havana, in
the ship - -, of New York, and
that he sailed in the same ship from H.,
vana to the coast oE Africa, where they
took on board a cargo Of slaves at place
called, rs he thinks, Barbara, and they
landed the same near the mouth Of the
MIssieS'pp' 10 Northeast OF ir,) in Janu-
uarv, 1858. They landed SIX hundred
aad lost only about dozen on the .oy
age; that they landed them in their
boats, without molestatinn, there beng
no settlement at the spot. and, that they
immediately Proceeded from the place Of
debarkatOn 20 New 0rleanc. and repur
ted as he learned from the second mnte
to be from the coas, of Africa lie saws
hey fell in with no cruisers on the >oy
age, which occupied from six to eight
months. He does not remember the
name of the captain or mate.
IL have no doubt OF the correctness OF
the boys statement, and was ast"nisEed
to know that such a trade was carried on
80 boldly on our own coast" d
. In reference to the boy, mentioned in
this extract, AS one o! the crew Of the
Vessel from which the Africans were Ian.
ded, the journal Of Commerce. says:
"The boy John James, vino is stout,
serviceab.e hand before the mast, tells
the story with the appearance Of truth
iHInes:s, supplying details with minuteness
"a suggested by inquiries made. lie ,ays
tina, the crew and officers Of the ship
seemed to he foreigners; there were few,
II any, Americans on board. The vessel
proceeded direct to the African coast, re
manning AT anchor about two weeks AT
Barbara, the slaves being meanwhile sent
of to the ship in boatIoada, AS fast AS
collected from The interior-a very few
some days, and at Others large number
OF the landing he has little to add.
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HoLLowArs f.LLS.-Prematurc decay, wLcth.
or the result of intense application to businc,,,
free living, or any other exhaustive cause.
may be checked aud the physical and mcnt,.
o"ers''' restored /" their original vigor, hy
perScretin; use Of this unrqna;icd restorative.
The STOPPING frame may bc straightencd. the
trembling nerves quictcd, and the whole mus.
'nIar system brlccd, hy a course oi the lils
They seem not Only to purge the internal or.
s"hS OF H'I impurities, but to infusc into every
hhrc new principal of vitality. Let not the
sick say that their constitutions are broken
down, until they have tested the rcnovatnr
properties of liolloway's wonderful restorative.
l5l.
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New Advertisements. A

by reference to our advertising columns,
It will be seen, there is to be Il sale of 1870
Bales of Cotton, by the Ex'rs of McKenna.
Now is the time to let money without 5or-
rowing, "try it on
Those that have or expect tc have Cot
ton to gin. will please notice The ADVERTISE
ment OF Mr.. Elliott of Winnsboro.
See the change in Earlcn g Siarcys adj
vertlsement. Mr.. Barton is now sole pro.
prictor of the Hotel at Hanging Rock, and
is well qualified to cater for the public.
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Calhoun Monument.

We have received n circular notice OF n
"FIoral FAIR TO be held in Charleston on
10Th May at the Hall Of the s. G.. Institute,
n MD Of the funds Of the Ladies Calhoun
Monument Association. We take pleasure
in laying the suhjoined particulars brfore
our readers and commend this good work
TO their hind consideration
The Ladies' of the Calhoun Monument
Association, will open Flora Fair at the
Institute Hall, in Charleston, on the even
ing Of The 10th May. Believing tInt the
people of The City and State approve and
will sustain their undertaking they invite
contributions of Dandiw0rk, Flowers. Re-
freshmen ~, &c, either useful or ornamcn
'al They lT"pn Ia RECEIVE The co.nperaii,n
Of all in this patriotic work Of rearing n
suitable memorial to Cnrolina's Greatest
son. Donations may be forwarded to either
Of the undersigned.
Mrs. GEORGE ROBERTSON.
President, No. Smith st
MRS. NJ. A. SNOWDEN.
treasurer, No. 8 Church st.
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DARTNG RoGUERY.-Yeste:day evening,
a gentisman Of this place went TO the
post office to inquire for letters and pa.
pe's, and was astonishsd 10 hear little
negro boy. who was entirely ignorau, oi
his proximity, anticipating him in his in
quiry. il was a most GAgrant act, for
which the culprit should be well punish
cd. In this way, letters containing money
might essiy he intercepted without any
possibility Of detection, unless as in the
above einstance.-Souh Carolinian.
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NoRTH CAROLINA STEEL DR.. Eu,
mons the State Geologist, has shown Us
a bar of steel, which was manufactured
Of North Carolina iron. 1t was made IN
PhiIadeIphia OF iron manufactured at the
works OF Reuben ID. Golding ESQ., on
the Dan River, the ore Of which was ob
,ained in that region. 1t is believed to
be the first steel ever manufactured from
North Carolina Iron. DR.. Emmons is Of
opinion that its quality is excellent.
RG!eiph Standard.
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New Advertisements.
To Cotton Planters.

NE undersigned is prepared TO sell Cot
ton Gins of the b.'st quality nt 81 per
saw, Delivered at toe CharI,lte, York and
n I. R""d landings. The advantage
'h.se Tins have over those shipped from
"'her States y, thai they viii last longer
spne self "f ribbs being equal to three. the
o'nsh covered with tin instead Of cloth and
being more easily repaired and at less ey.
pense.
Reference, John Jones Liberty I'LL
49,, JAMES VI. ELLIOTT.
Wimnsboro' Nay 4, 1859. l2-6m.
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LYING IN BED.---The following hint on
deferring our "uP-ri,ings," is applicable
these delightful spring mornings We agree
with the writer as TO the evil effect. of
living 10 bed after daylight. and commend
his views to the particular attention Of
some we wot of in this community
No piece OF Incidence hurts the health
more than the custom Of lying in bed too
late in the morning and yet thi. is the
general practice in cities, the inhabitants
seldom rising ill some time after the sun is
up. The morning Is undoubtedly the very
best time for exercise, while the stomach ia
empty and the body refreshed by sleep :
Besides. the incoming braces and strength.
ems the whole. physical system, and often
answers the pprposeA ofa coid bath. Let
any one wko iv,s been accustomed to lie in
bed till and o'clock in the morning.
rise by b, and spend an hour in waking
RIDING or active diversion without doors
and he viii find his splits cheerful and
serene throughout the day, his appetite
keen, and his body braeed and strengthened.
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Portrait of Robert Bonner

THE NEW YORK WEEELy.--Tbis non,.
lar story paper, OF April 23, contains an uc-
curate tand The OhI!) likeness ever publish.
ed OF Robert Bonner, the proprietor of the
New York Ledger. The New York Week.
ly IL without exception the best story paper
published Its list Of regular contributors
Is graced with the names of Ihe most spark.
ling writer's Of the day. In the present
number we perceive that the opening chap.
ters OF an exciting Revolutionary Romance
are gwen 1t Is from the pen Of Dr. J. Il.
kOnIasoH, author of"Nick Wmffles," etc.
and 10 entitled "OSE-EYLD SAUL or, The
Tory League. Of Seven; A Tale Of south
Car olina"
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HANGING R OCK
MINER AL SPRINGS

VIE Subscribrr has the pleasure 10
inform the public, that he has bought
nM,S M p"r,ncrS interest in the Hanging Rock
mineral Spring. Hotel Tne business h ere.
amer " III be- e"ndured soIriy by the prnpr.
e'"r' VII" . now prepared fpr the reception
ana accommodation of visitors and travel.
,erS Ample arrangements are bring made
'o' 'he approaching seas on, Of which more
anon.
w. ". BARTON.
May 1. 1859. Ia-u
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LANCASTERVILLE, S. C.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY 4, 1859.

OLD PAPERs.-Mr Patrick McKcnna has
our thanks for some old papers left at this
office, which have been preserved on ac.
count Of the interesting character of their
"on'cn;s. The editor will take pleasure in
looking over them when he, returns.
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LUMBER FOR THE Holy LAND Com
merce makes curious changes and places
the products of the earth in strange pIa-
ces. We have a schooner, the Forest
Belle, Capt. PercivaI now loading with
lumber in our port and destined for Beir
ont, one Of the sea ports o. SyJia, in Asia.
Wno would have supposed that in the
course OF human events the pine fIrtsts
of Georgia would contribute lumber to
rebuild upon the ruins of Baalbek, to mod.
ernise the ancient city ofDamascus, both
ct which are in the vicinity of Beirout, or
to frame anew the domss and palaces Of
the Holy City Yet thhs,iu its wonder
tul revolutions. has cnade. it living re-
ALLY, and iG future days the Georgian
who shall make his pilgrimage to thai
distant land, can miugle the ASSOCIATIONS
Of his own home with the sacrcd memo
ries Of II soil that was Irod by the Sa.
viour Of Mankind.
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DANIEL LRoksSE, of Ihis city, (says The
Charieston Cdurirr) mas beer ,GicinK re-
cognized as CousJl of the Net .ri,nd, for
North CnIoiina, South Carolina NJ C.ur.
gia. The "EA@quator' is anooun,, q in Ia.
usual form in the Constitution Of the 24th
inst.
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SMALLPOX Twenty cases OF smallpox
Henry county, Alabama, and the disca Sc
was increasing in violence and spreading
RAPIDLY TO other counties
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REL'ctoUs.-We are requested to state,
that Rev. Mr. J. N Craig. will preach in
the Presbyterian Church on Sunday the 9Th
inst, !Oi o'clock A NJ.
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ADVERTISEMENTS
EDITOR AND PRoPRiEToR.

Will be inserted at the following low rates:
One square (of l6 lines or less one insertion,
81 or, il continued rs cents for the first in
erticn, aud 40 cents for each subsequent inser-
tion. S5s~ See Fourth Page fer deductions in
vor OF standing ADVERTISEMENTS.
TIE number OF insertions must be written on
ach adves4is eWen5, or they will be inserted till
rd red out. aud changed accordingly.
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For the Lancaster Ledger.
CHARLOTTE, n. c., April 81, lS

/ My purpose is to write you short letter,
since thinking about it, have been deba-
! ting the matter with myself, whether
should write at all, On one side and again st
writing, appeared and presented several OBJ
Jections and obstaclcs-a sorter disinclina-
tion to be taxed with thought or motion !:
disposition TO Dc ana rcman ut ease. ap-
proXimating closely TO luzlnpss. An i'm.
pres sion too that have nothing interest
ing 10 communicate, and conviction that
am "out of practice On the other hand
am induced TO write, knowing, that :, is
expected by many Of your readers, ina,
when the subscriber 'circulates." or goes
"Bobbin around" he should report this
disposition, curiosity, or interest, confess
! am much disposed TO CRAFTY, for il is Hat
ter'ng To me # my ideas and dotiinrs bv
the way should interest and amuse any Of
your readers. Again, am stimu lated TO
| write, to overcome that love Of ease which
now has possession Of me, and Just right
here am very much tempted to get off the
track and make digressian, abusing lazr.
hess and lazy people, and all who wan,
energy 10 carry out what they cone Give and
originate for there is no doubt, that n love
Of ease and yant Of energy. which are
y, non, nous, but more enphonious terms
for lazncss, have prevented. continues 10
! prevent: and viii continue To prevent and
retard many, very many persons from sue
cc~s in wealth, distinction, honor and all
the business relations Of life. 1t is bad
companion, dangerous associate. the
young should never form its acquaintance.
the tu'I grown man should be ashamed to
be found in such cOmpanv-shculd cut il.
| acquaintance The uld alone m,v tir,,,.
il because it's bad effect. h,v. han, ,,
UnId AN 81 nm, f.-l.r
nu,,h uT I'm. ,-,..L ,r.o, n,
to Charlotte o.t n,,joo s.I
hrrriuf,r. Loyo r,.,a, L,,, an.
or symro,bv.C,r H., t.,t;, ,,hi..
| bout dig,os.;rr .,l,.,,.,. l...,,
in IL, find I h,v, n d;.oo.;,,o :. ,,,'.,
and ossorio,, with i ,, -.
vouIj ,h,so ,h. NAN, ,..,,,,,,..,.
anu '"''"oy prevent any further intimacy
There are several ways and modes of
reaching THIS place, the one used on this "c-
''7'"h was by private conveyance to For,
| Mill and thcnrc h, mi, road f.. ,,,,
depot and Village on the Charlotte and
'"'nnm" Road about i8 m,lc& from the
former place nrt 2evcn miles from Belar.
making II about 20 miles from Lancaster
'""r' House. The name was Intended to
Ice "'t 'i'''' ~ there Is an Old Indian Fort
near "' and a lIIII on both sides of the de.
pot but IN sending on the name to the Post
N'''rT H""eraI for r"N'."@~o' h. ""~~"
','"'' '"''' WIS OH mn f"et'"'h'c IN
, '''' anu '"o''''"''n r"'' N'''' Inc
,"''"'S' o"t 10 me-
.',I "''''''' '' "Pr"'g,'
y, "pP'op''''e ""u s'en'nehht
Al
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Hymeneal.

Married on Monday morning 25ih ull..
6y Rev. ). u. Iiay, Joha Slarke, E:-o npd
Miss Bell, daughter Of DIR. John Milling. ali
Of Kershaw District w
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Announcements.
FOR SHERIFF.

The friend, of Capt, J. B. COUSART.
announce htrH candidate for Sheriff for
Lancaster District, at the ersuing term.
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.Y See advertisement Of DR. Snnfords'
LIVER lNNlGORATOR in another col
umn. Iy