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Badly Fooled.

1he Douglas men of this vicinity arc aalter-
ing themselves that the Bell party will finally
90 over to them and support poor Mr.. Douglas
% tue only means Of defeating Breckenridge.
We will inform our Douglas friends that thew
nave accidentally got the boot on the wrong
foot. But as it is family matter between
these gentlemen, we will not interfere. Doug
las-bell-Everett or Bcll-Evcrctt- Douglas is all
one with us. We fight Lincoln, and shall
waste but little pow der on these side issues.
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SHERIFF SALE.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, ,o,, 49,
Parish of Ouachita. lz1@ Dsst. Court

Parish OF Ouachita. A@" A>'S'' eo1'S
John NJ. Harriavs. Seneca Martin.
BY virtue of a writ of fl. ia. issuing
out OF the 18th Judicial District Court
IN and for the parish and State aforc
SAID, IN the above entitled cause |
VIII Offer Tor sale at the Court house
door, in the town of Monroe, on
Saturday, 9Th day of October uerl, 1860,
within legal sale hours, the following
described property, to wit:
The northwest quarter of the north
west quarter and the south ! Of the
northwest quarter of section So, town
ship IL north, range east, contain.
ing 100 acres, more or less.
Seized as the property of defendant,
and will be sold to satisfy said writ.
TERMs.-Twelve months credit, with
bond and approved security, and mort
gage retained on the property.
MADISON ROGERS, Sheriff
Monroe, Aug. 81, 1s6o-6t$lO so.
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SHERIFF S1LE
STATE OF LOUISIANA, \
Parish of Ouachita, !
18th District Court


John Wallace VS.. B. w. Evans, ct al
by virtue ola writ of f. IA. issued in The
- above entitled cause, from the Hon. 18th
District Court, in and for the parish Of Ouaclitt
' ana 10 me directed, l have seized upon and
shall proceed TO sell at public auction. TO the
highest bidder, at the Court House door, in the
,Satn.rtlay, 9Th day Of October neat,
M!Ilin the hours Of sale prescribed by law, the
following property, to wit:
township Is, range 8 east, containing 81 l6-loo
acres, and southwest Of southeast !, and
east OF southwest Of section IA, township
10, range 2 cast, containing ll9 72-l0O acres
color, aged 40 years.
Seized as the property of Robert L. Whytc,
and Will he sold to satisfy said writ and costs.
ment.
N. ROGERS, Sheriff.
Monroe, August ~, '6O-Gt-S1O so.
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1t is False.

II has been stated that Mr.. Breckenridge has
Withdrawn from his place as representative of
tho constitutional party Of The country. This,
ofcourse, is not true What is the object of
such falsehoods' Are they not told too soon
to DO Of effect? Why should he, the strongest
and trucst man in the field, abandon the place
Of honor which he occupiess
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~ Keep It before The people, that
Douglas cannot get single State in the
Union, and tAatAe Is running simply to
divide the Democracy, and 10 prevent the
election Of a Democratic President.
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Our MAlLs.-Many Of our subscrib-
ers ut a distance inform us that they do not
get tho Register. Our mails are made up with
care and promptncss, and the fnult is with the
Departnent-pot with us, We shall look into
the matter without delay, aud will soon be able
to point out and locate the evil.
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Now and Then.

We publish below, in
Of Mr.. Prentice, Of the
expressed by him at d
different circumstances, o.
certain notorious indiv
upon a certain occasio
himself; and ifPrentie
ter as that parsonage, |
the following, go and {
LOOK ON THIS.
PRENTIcE's OPINION OF
Mr.. BRECKENRIDGE
WHEN LIE WAS A MEM
BER OF CONGRESS.
We ascribe nothing
Of corruption or dishon-
or to Mr.. Breckenridge
himself. We believe
him to be q conscicn-
tious and honorable, as
well as a most able man.
We have been half a.
fraid, during the can
vass, to express fully
our opinion of him, lest
our whig friends in this
district and elsewhere
might deem us untrue
to the interest of our
party. y = = = y
Mr.. Breckenridge is a
pure and noble-hearted
man, and a liberal
minded politician !; he
has earned and won at
home and at Washing
ton as high q reputation
for talents as belongs
to any man of his age
in the United States
We do not know of any
gentlemen we would
rather see in Congress
and, if be lived in a 10:
cofoco district Linn
Boyd's for instance
we would sincerely re-
ioice in his election.
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BRECKENRIDGE CLUD.-A Breckenridge Club
has recently been organized for Hamilton and
Ouachtta City in this parish. DR.. D. S. Collier
is President, and VIM. NJ. Farmer secretary,
This is q move in the right direction. Let the
ball roll on.
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J. SCHARDT.
Professor Of Music on The Piano aM
Guitar,

7ytSso7 y 7H0Szc on Ne 77d0o aud
Guitar.
RESPECTFULLY announces to the public
OF Monroe and Ouachita Parish. that
having located himself here permanent
" he is fullyprepared to under take
the repairing and tuning of Pianos, and
will also teach, if required, both the
Guitar and P'ano-Persons who may
need his services, will find it to their
advantage to employ him, as he tlatters
himself that he is competent to give
the most unequivocal satisfaction.
Orders left al the Watcll-maker's estab-
lishnlent, will receive prompt attention
June II Il
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n ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS - The Democracy
OF West Feliciana have our thanks for an inyi.
stahon to address them on the 18th of October
We shall take great pleasure in being present
This gallant old parish is as true to the Consti-
tuition md the Union as steel is to the magnet.
we shall never forget the gallantry of the
democracy of this parish Us extended to us in
1855
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STor THE Fifssnoons The latest and biggest
iaisenood stsEfed by the frightened souatfers
y that Cheif Justice fancy is in favor Of Dons.
sas, ana approyesof his construction of the bred
S PC decision! II bold lying and unblusLiug
lag will surely be successful. " ous
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Missouri ELECTION. - The returns
from this State show the utter impotence Of the
BEIIrEvERErr party. Disaster and ruin have
been their only attendants They have fought
theiria lost eight
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BRECKENRIDGE CLUB
RoBT. RICHARDSON, Secretary.

~ 1.-THE CONSTITUTION AND THE
EQALlTY OF THE STATES THESE ARE
TIE SYMBOLS OF EVERLASTING UNION !;
LEY. LET THESE BE THE RALLYINGC CRIES OF
THE PEQpLE."-.oan @ Breckiuridge,
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New Advertisements.
Notice,

NOtlCe.
HAVING revoked the power of Attorney
Ill given to J. f. H. Hartman, have conferred
it upon Z. p Hartman, aud Il. L. Harman Il A.
J. Knowles are the only authorized agents to
transact my business of the firm orc. u J. f.
ii. Hartman. GEORGE HARTMAN
p Pigeon Hill, Ark, Aug. 20, go tim.
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Estray Notice.

TAKEN up as estrays, on the goth inst, by
L Elijah Coulston, at his residence 3 miles
from Trenton, La, sorrel MULE COLT, about
Il years old, and a black FILLY, about 81
years old-neither having mark or brand.
Estrayed before me this 9th August; 1850.
aug.30--4t P. MoENERY, j. P.
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Keen it Before die Pcople:

- ~ - ~
mittcd against the s.
question involving the
Legislature, We publisl
umns their respective '
!" The right ofpropcr-
ty in q slave is distinct
ly and eXpressedly Of.
flrmod in the Constitu.
ton" and that "no trib,
unal acting under the
authority Of the United
States, whether it be
legislative, executive,
Or judicial, has a right
to draw a distinction
or, to deny to it the
benefit of the provis-
ions and guarantees,
which have been.provi-
dcd for the projection
Of private property"
"And if Congress itself
cannot do this-ifit is
beyond the power con-
ferred on the Federal
Governmental could
not authorize a Territorial
Government to exercise
them. II could confer no
po,cer on any tocdt Coz
eynnse,a, established By its
authority, to violate The
principles Of the Consiitu-
ton" "Te only po,cer
conferred is thcpo'cer COUP
led ecih Me duty Of guar
ding and projecting Me)
o,cner IN his right. [Su-I
preme Court U. S. |
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- Hon. PIERRE SoULEs-We, see by a
i ~. q ~ appointments published is Citizen
citv . "m en'. sn, vii deliver speech nshis
douglas and Johnson.- NeS6uyy Waa:
LUG eqoattcrstee Will do well tosrcqdcst the
:. HON. PETER w. nd from his celebrated
d.'u"'0a speeches ofisso. Oh, PETER, what are
you coming to
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-08-30

TRUE TEsT.-Hereafter the test of a
true Democrat will be: Did you vote for Johr
G. Breckinrilge for the Presidency?
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New Advertisements Continued
Amendments.

Mr.. ED1ToR-Please insert in our paper that
John Ray and s. l.. Slack will address the peo-
pie on the political issues Of the canvass at
Vernon on Friday. September Z,
& Vienna g Saturday, 8,
gssFarmerville, Monday, 10.
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contrast, the opinions
Louisville Journal, as
ferent times and under
Mr.. Breckenridge. A
dual in sacred history
/ went out and hung
Q had as much charac-
e would, after reading
0 likewise +:
AND ON THIS.
PRENTIcE's OPINION OF
MR.. BRECKENRIDGE
NOW THAT HE Is A
CANDIDATE FOR THE
PRESIDENCY.
John C.Breckinridge,
the candidate Of tho de-
mocrats, is a man that
has done less and got
more from his party
than any man in Amer
lea. His talents are re-
spectacle only !; while
his ambition is unboun-
dcd, and his lack o +
nerve thewonder of the
day; and why he should
be put forward as the
leader of the democrat
ic party, is something
that excites our aston
ishment.
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SHERIFF SALE.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, ]
Parish of Ouachita,
18TH District Court.

STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish of Ouachita,
18th District Court.
Albert Rust VS.. James NJ. Faust, and
James NJ. Faust VS.. Albert Rust
pY virtue of two writs of 4. ia. issuing out of
~ said court in the above entitled suits,
have seIzed and will offer for sale at the Court
house door in the town of Monroe, on the
First Saturday of October next,
between the hours prescribed by law, the fol-
lowing property, viz:
A certain negro boy named NICK, of dark
complexion, aged about seventeen years :
seized as the property of Albert Rust, and viii
be sold to satisfy said writs and costs.
Terms OF sale: Cash, with apprasement.
NJ. ROGERS, Sheriff.
Monroe, August 9th, 'CO-Gts7.
SHERZFF'S SALE.
State Of Louisiana,
Parish of Ouachita,
18th District Court.
Vaudeville 4. McIlhancy VS.. VIM. B.
Dunn.
DY virtue of writ of &. fiji. issuing ont Of
~ the 18th District Court, in the above enti-
Tied cause, will offer Tor sale, at the Court
House door, in the town Of Monroe, on
Saturday the 9th day of October next.
1850, within the hours prescribed by law, the
following property to-wit:
A certain town lot, situated in the town of
Trenton, in Ouacbita parish, and being de-
signated by the No. 80 on the plan Or plot of
said town, and measuring 40 feet front on
Claiborne street. by $50 feet in dep,h;
Also, house and lot No. l. situotel in ro;a
town Of Trenton, on 'Trent's upper tract,
fronting forty feet on Ouachita river, and
running back to line parallel with the east
side of Marbury 81 slaughter's cotton shed,
with all the improvements thereon seized
as the property Of defendant, and will be sold
to satisfy said writ and costs.
TERMs-Twelve months credit, with bond
ana approved security, and mortgage retain
ed on the property.
M. ROGERS, Sheriff.
Monroe, Aug. 81, ls6O-6t$l0 SO.
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-" The people of a
Territory can, by law
full means, exclude sla-
very before it comes in
as a Sttte;;'' and $40
matter arhat n,ay be tie
decision Of The Supreme
Court on that abstract
question, still the right
of the people of the
Territories to make a
slave Territory Or a
free Territory, is perfect
and complete" rs. A.
Douglas.
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Rouss e t, & Genin.
So CANAL ST, NE.lR CH.lR7REs
NEW ORLEANS

NEW ORLEANS,
IMPORTERS and dealers in Foreign and Do
! nestle Hardware, Cutlery, Guns, Nails,
AYES castings, plows, rope. stationery, fishing
Jackie toys, and a general assortment Of French
GERMAN English and American fancy Goods
August 50. ls60 If
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a STRONG CATALOGUE OF REAsoNs-The Ma
f1oaoI Democrat, paper lately commenced Al
Eaton, Ohio, gives, in its salutatory, the fol
Lowing sufficient and satisfactory reasons 70,
It's support of Breckenridge and Lane:
we are democrats in every sense of the word
Always nave been, and ever expect to be, but
cannot support Mr.. Douglas for many reasons
few or which we will here cnumerate; Because
we believe in principles, not men > because
we believe the office should seek the man. and
mol the man the Office because we believe Mr.
Douglas was forced upon the party by the dis
GRACEFUL abandonment of party rules and pre-
cedeuts heretofore adhered to with untnchiun,
tcnaelty. les which made us and kept us a
national instead ora sectional party because
ne has abandoned tho Cincinnati platform and
tue d deer OF the Supreme Court of the Uni
tel States because, through his selfish and
ambitious desire to reach the Presidency. he
has disrupted and degraded the only party that
was the hope and the salvation, of the country !;
truekled to the north and to the south placed
himself III the bands of few political gam
olefs,' and accepted the nomination of the
rulnp end' Of the time-honorcd and glorious
Old democratic party;' because in supporting
nm, we have no assurance that he would be
democrat, republican, know-nothng, white
man or black man because we consider him
- WI icspeCt. unu,. Nuully, his doc
tnne OF ssquatler sovereignty, q cheat, a lie,
detestable aud odious. 49, :
;, ~ Hickman, who belongs to the firm, of
l orney Co., and has been figuring as anti
Leeompton, anti Administration Democratic
anu as s4uatter Sovereignty man, is now
astr,de the Lincoln rail- and riding full tilt in
the BLACK Republican ranks So they 90.
= ~ The Douglas men and Bell men have
used IN New York. They fused some time
since, In Georgia. They acted together here
70 = elect Combs, the Know Nothing. The
Iusion will soon be complete, and t6e Dong
lasltes OF the South will be sold ont bv
lnprnclplcd leaders 10 the Know Moth.
ngs.-Er. A'osu-
DOUGLAS WAR CRr.-Rise ys generous He.
S rise and secure your share OF the spells of
BELLS WAR CRr-The Wing party mnst
NO snai, be revived at every hazard! Yea.
ven at the risk of the South losing her equal.
re abolished '-'NS' "uu Shall
bSsckiSRlpsE's WAR CRy.-Union and Equal
". VAN -iu''
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GOO Majority for Breckenridge!

OLD JACKSON PARISH IN TIE lead!
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nISSPEyTI0y.--The late firm Of j. S.
~ MOORE & SONS, having been dissolved
hy the death OF the senior partner, all persons
having demands against the said firm will peS c
present them; and all persons indebted, make
payment to the Undersigned
s. R. MOORE.
W. \. MOORE,
January >, 1860.
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EcIipses for the Ie0r lS60.-There will

Ec'ipses for the Year lS60.-There will b'
four eclipses this year as follows
l. An annular eclipse of the sun, January %
Invisible in America Visible at sea, about tn,
South Pole.
.. A partial eclipse of the moon, February T.
in the evening. Visible. Size, 9.144 digits on
the northern limb.
3. A total eclipse of The sun, July Is. IN the
morning. In the United States this Will only
be partial eclipse except at Astoria and north,
western part of Washington Territory, Where II
will be total.
The line of central and total eclipse begins :
the Pacific Ocean, southwest of the mouth 81
Columbia river. in latitude 45 deg. 40 min. n,
and longitude l25 deg. 55 minutes W., OF Green
wich: from thence it runs easterly and norther-
" through British America and Hudsons Bay,
then bends southerly, crosses the Atlantic, runs
through Spain and the Mediterranean sea. theI
into Africa, and ends by the side of tue Red sea
in latitude Is deg. 4S min. sec. N, and .ongi
tude SO deg. Al min. E. of Greenwich. Its size
in the Northern States will be from to I digits
and in the Southern from 8 to digits.
The partial eclipse on the earth begins in the
Northern and unsettled parts of Texas, latitude
81 deg. 40 min. i Sec, n, longitude % deg. :.
min. 9 sec. W. Of Washington at the instant o.
sunrise.
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sSyn Inorlering Tickets or Certificates, enclose
,he amount of money to our address, for what you
wish to purchase; name the Lottery in which you
wish it invested, and whether you wish Wholes,
Halves, Quarters, or Eighths on receipt OF which,
We send what is ordered, by first mail, together
With the scheme.
Immediately after the drawing, Printed Draw
.ug, Certified to by the Commissioners, will be
,ent, with an Explanation.
gss Purchasers will please write their sigma
lures plain and give the name Of their Post Othce,
County and State.
All communications strictly confidential.
nS5. All prizes of ST. 900 and under, paid i'm
nediately after the drawing-other prizes at the
usual time of forty days.
sayA Wood, Eddy s Co.'S Lotteries are drawn
It Augusta, Georgia, and Wilmington, Delaware.
Orders for Tickets or Certificates, to be direc.
ted to WOOD. EDDY s. CO., !Aug"std. Ga.
or, WOOD, EDDY 4 CO., atlanta, Ga.
or, WOOD, EDDY x Co., Wilmington, Drt
sas~ Circulars containing Schemes for the
month will be sent, free Of expense, by address
sing rs above.
Feb b II
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CHESTER MARKETS.

CHESTER, January 81, 1860.
Couon.-The receipts during the week amount
to about 1000 bales, at prices ranging from u
to lO1. Inferior, G! to =; Ordinary, to ?!
Middling, % to l03 Good Middling, lo4. We
have no grade above Good Mddl;rg,' except q
few bales occasionally of Miidliug Fair
Groceriss-Bagging-G - to l53; Dun
dee. II; Bale Rope, 10 to l2!: Rio Coffee, II
Adamantiue Caudcs, per ID. 25 to IS; New Or
leans Molasses. G5 to GS; Muscovado, 40; Rice,
S4 90; Brown Sugar, Q to II; Refined, III to
lol: Salt, 81 IS. Produce.--Corn, 81 Oh :
Flour, per bbl Sc 90 Sc 50; Flour, per sack
of 100 pounds, s. 90 to So %; Meal 81 90 ;
Peas, s5: Irish Potatoes. per barrel, 81 90. }.
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S. G. BROWN,
AU Q TT q ~ z Z R

-Wuutcd :" purchase for Cash
Y :;5 r. - GOOD NEGROES. tru" l. t" -
ypors of are. w. +. ROSE.
Jan
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South Carolina York District

To Ca>saulra Blrnett, Bemjamin R. Barnett, T.
G. Brady and wife. Jane y; VI. a. Barnett,
and Na!issa G.. Barnett.
S-UU are hcr2t' required to appear at the
4 Cour; Of Orln -, TO be holden Il, York c.
House, for luri: District, on the 10th day Of
April next, to ,hcw cause, if any you CD, why
the proceeds of the sale of the real estate of L.
p. Barnett, deceased, sold by me for partition
and division. should not he paid over to George
". Barnett, Administrator of the said l.. i.
Barnett, TO be applied hy him to the payment of
the dch,s of the said L. p. Barnett. Given un-
der NY hand and seal, this 10Th January, 1860.
!. VI. ROSS, o. Y. D.
Jan u LIT
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TAXES! TAXES !!

a WILL attend at the following times and pIa
L ccs, for the purpose of receiving TAAES 'ol
I'll. "ear lS59:-
At Rock. Hill, Oh Thursday, February 10th
At Ebenezcr, on Friday, February 18th.
At Fort Mills. on Saturday, February 18th.
Al McConnellsvile. on Monday. February 10th.
At Youngh' .od's, on Tuesday F, o"uary 2lst.
At Feem>te!>. on Wednesday, Fchruar'' ~
At Clark Store, on Thursday. February I'D.
At Wylie'S. on Friday. February 24th
At Gilflcns, Oh Saturday. February 18th.
At Boydtou. on Monda. Fcbi uary 2Ith.
At Moorc'S on Tuesday. February 18th.
4, Whisonant's. on Wednesday. February 29th.
At Allison's, on Thursday, March lst.
At Smiths. on Friday, M@rch ID.
At Hunters, on Satu'lT:, ,Iarch Sd.
At Yorkville. on Monday. March 9th.
At Clay Hill, on Tuesday, March 9Th.
At Westbrooks' On Wednesday, March 7th.
At Coates Tavern, Thursday, March Sth.
At Bra;ton's, friday. March 9th.
At YorkviIe Monday March l2;h. and during
the remainder of the week.
He will also attend ar iork,illr. OF Sale lay
in April TucSday following. will he set apart
for the especial benefit Of persons residing in the
town.
Sale lay in April the last day for making re-
turns ~ persons failing to make returns on
the above day liable to douhlt tax. All taxes Il
he paid by the first Monday in May, or execu
tions may he issued
Property u be returned in the name of the
proper owner. Guardians, Executors and Adj
nnistrators will return property under theil
control.
Persons having transferred property hetw"er
the lit October, 1858, and lst Ocicb r 1879, vii
make it known to me.
All ;,rrSon> are required. unic- = penalty q
ten dollars. 10 rep t 10 me the number births
deaths and marriages, Of whites and blacks, thai
occurred in their families previous t" Jannary
1860. Magistrates, Clergrmen AHA others ar,
.uuirel by aw to rep'rt slch frct Hf this na
,ure as come within their knowledge. during tho
same period II time.
Free person Of color must pay their taxes il
March.
It is earnestly requested that ever:' Taxpayer
meet me at the appointed times and places, "n'
no defer making her returns until Curt N,rf
and public days at the Court lIon g, a. i;cf
time there is usually suc! 4 rush that ii is nj
most impossible to 10 business correctly.
7. W. STURGIS.
Feb I'll
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YORKVILLE PRICES CURRENT.
CORRECTED WEEKLY By DARWIN & JEFFERYs
WEDNESDAY, FEB. l, 1860
Produce oarket--Prices from Wagons.

Couon.-Our cotton market during the past
week hos been very animated-the sales heing
larger than any week since the commencement
of the seascn, amounting to 900 bales. All that
was offered was taken al high rates-extremes
ranging from G! to l0S. These prices ruled un-
til Monday evening, when the news by the stea-
mer came to hand reporting quiet market IN
Liverpool. This caused less frmness, and the
sales made after the receipt of the news, were
at somewhat lower prices. We quote extremes
now, at GJ to 10 80, the ma.ket closing unset
tied.
Four--Ranges from So to So per sack.
Corn-90 cents per bushels
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YORK SHERIFF'S SALES,

RY Virtue of sundry Writs of Fsri Facias, to
I'D me directed, will be sold between the legal
hours of Sherifrs Sale, ON THE FIRST MON
i n
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DIR. J. r. w ak Err
SI-RGE'O\ DENTIST.
~ RI 1I'-N II ~ t ID I
chestcr G..

sNOULD respectful! inform the public that
w IL. :nrr,- ar. now ut the CurnweIl House,
where hcmI:,y he professionally on Mon
DAYS and SATURDAYS, ani Il, Rock Hill. York Dis
;rrt. from The >cr":.l Tuesday Of each month un-
Ill the Friday following.
He i now ii po>s"ssion Of the science, material,
anlin<trucrini:s. for mounting Teeth on the CHE
PROFESS. which is considered by
Dentists who have trir it, to be the perfection o.
mechanical Dentistry for mounting partial OF full
sets Of Teeth.
Ian = 1888 II
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1860-02-02
EGGslTY-TEETEE ACRES,

lnUft OT IVSS.
Terms c,' Sni".-Cash enough to pay the costs
Of these rrocec,lings-hc balance on 4 credit of
twelve months with interest from the day of sale.
AMI secured hy the bond Of the purchaser with
good security and mortgage of the premises.
l$5l WALTER Is. METTS, c. +. y. h.
Jan ) ii