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Return Day.

Saturday WAS '.the last day of grace" with
many, who have been duly informed of the fact.
The return shows about 800 cases, which is rather
large for the season, and should judge an indi-
cation of "tight times" with not few
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X. B. Boylston, Esq, of Winnsboro, has
been elected Grand Sire of the United
States of the 10. 0. F., by the Grand
Lodge of the United States, recently in
session at Nashville.
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Episcopal Church.

Mr.. JOHN BAKER, of Charleston, has recently
erected an Organ for the Episcopal congregation,
of his own manufacture. We have neither seen or
heard it yet, and cannot venture an opinion.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
JOCASSE LODGE, No. IS, |. 0. Of 0. F.

EXTRA NIEETING.
Hy- The members of this Lodge are notified
that an extra meeting will be held on THURSDAY
EVENING NEXT, September 9th, Mt Il o'clock,
for the transaction of important business A fun
attendance of members is required.
BY order of the N. G.
F.. C. voS BoRsTEL, Sec. pro tenn.
Sept. 25, 1860 1t
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The Republican Wide Awake Associa-
tion of Detroit, Michigan, have parade
regularly every Sunday.
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Ioas.-We hear the inquiry made ev-
cry day as to the probable number and
price of hogs in this State the approach
ing season, and from the best information
we are able to get, from those best tposted
on the subject, we are led to believe there
will be less pork, and the prices higher,
than we have had for the last ten years.
Thisis owing to several causes: First, the
failure of our corn crop for several years;
Secondly, the cholera has made such de-
struction among the hogs that farmers
are discouraged from attempting to raise
them. Besides the discrimination against
our farmers, by the railroads in this coun-
try, in the transportation of their pro-
visions and breadstuffs, and in favor Of
distant sections, all contribute to discour-
age the further raising of hogs for mar
ket.
r,neighbors of Georgia, South Caro-
lima, and Alabama, who have heretofore
been dependent on this State for their
pork, must look out for some other mar
ket the present season. If they have,
then, to go to the West for their provis-
ions, would it not be we'll for them to take
into consideration the question, whether
or not it is their interest to aid in build
ing the Railroad from this place direct to
Cincinnati, by which one-half the freight
would be saved, and sure and speedy
transportation always secured with the
largest and best market in the Northwest.
If FIVE of the principal roads in Georgia
would appropriate onc-third of their net
earnings to aid in the construction of this
road for FIVE years, they would be more
than repaid for the next FIVE years in the
traffic over their roads, by the increase Of
business this great feeder would bring
them Chattanooga Advertiser.
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PALMETTO RIFLEMEN !

nsy- This Company will hold its first monthly
meeting at the Female College building, (nesr the
Presbyterian Church, on SATURDAY EVENING,
the tn of October next, at early candle-light.
All members of the Company are requested to be
present
s. BLEcKLEY, Sec. and Treas.
Sep.. 25, 1860 2t
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Court Calendar for the Western Circuit.
RETURN DAYS.

Eay~ The members of Jocasse Lodge, 1. 0. O. F.,
are requested to observe the call for an extra meet
ing on Thursday evening.
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s
TRAVELLING IrEMs.-A correspondent
of the Laurensville Herald furnishes that
paper with the following notes:
On recent visit to Anderson, 1 found
the crops of corn and cotton far worse
than expected. The whole line of the
Laurcns Railroad presents but few fields
of good cotton and corn and from New
berry c. II to Anderson c. Il, and thence
to Andersonville on Seneca River, there
is not, think, one good field of either
It will certainly be a very scarce win
ter and spring for food and money. The
cotton crop promises worse than the corn,
and the means Of purchasing provisions
will thus be very limited.
L attended the meeting of the South
Carolina Presbytery at Roberts Church,
under the care of the venerable and be-
loved Father Humphreys. 1t was the
largest meeting that has ever been held
Of that body-twenty-six Ministers and
thirty-eight Elders -sixty-four in ALL
DR.. Turner is to be installed Pastor of
tbarT5156g Cane Church, first Sabbath in
October, and the Rev. J. R. Riley is to
be ordained and installed Pastor of the
Presbyterian Church in this place at a
meeting of the Presbytery on Thursday
before the fourth Sabbath in November
next. 1t will doubtless be matter of
deep interest to our community. God
bless and prosper His church everywhere.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 21.-Hcn. VIM. l..
Yancey arrived here to-day An i'm
mense and enthusiastic crowd, headed by
the MARINE Band" serenaded him this
evening. In response to frequent calls,
Mr. Yancey appeared and made hand
some reply. He spoke most cloquently,
and advocated disunion in tho event of
Iincoln's election He said the Union
wasin the hands Of the Northern anti
LineoiHites, who could prevent disunion
by fusion for Lincoln's defeat Mr..
Yancey concluded by saying that if the
Northern sectional majority disregarded
the checks and limitations of the Consti-
tuition, Southern frcemen would plant the
banner of equality upon the mountains of
Georgia, and entrench themselves in a
Southern Confederacy; but he hoped
that timely fusion would avert such dire
cvils-Special Dispatch to the Charleston
Mercury.
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Sept. 25, 1860
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Selearnpbtlbe Wo6rtdten

Die bempfratild)e NationalsG pnpentipm in
Shdrleffpu.

Nbenb< StBung am Oten Il q.
(OieIe Depel4e fam ert geltern 6rit9 an,
ais unierc geItriye Numr1er bereit8 inter Der
Brelie mar. Die 9fep.) 1896 $3.50
Nadoem in Der rcguldren Convention Wont4
9cnterY p~erlan9t bate, baB man gum 81Glptiz
ret iiber9eben lple, ersriff 8ouloen bon @ecrz
9ia ba8 Wort: ct lei etu 6reulb Iitpli6er
Staatsre3te unb logan be8 afritanilden Sfla-
penbalbel8, er baltic bic SflaDerei fit mproliI6
uno pplttil4 re4t unD fir ein Snititut Der @tz
pil iiatipn. Oenno9 balte er bic 2ebre ppnl
Sduse Der Stlaperet in ben Territprien fir
cine blOBe Gbfraftipn, beren lpe9en It9 Die
pempfratilde Partei uidt 3erlplittern lDlte,
Wema ct be0enfe, ME brao bic nDrolt9e De-
mcfratie Dem Sturnro eS 6a1ati8nluS bic 8ruIt
seboten babe, 10 liebe ct bielelbe lt1b CT ppGe
Bis gum @nce Der 8p9e Bel i6r au86urren.
St lpplle Die nSrolide Democratic niGt in Die
Arme per S4war5rep1blifaner ia9en. Der
afrtfaniI4e Sflupenbdnpler lei Der ma6re Wtenz
I4enfreuno er bringe bic Seioen 9ieber, Inn
lie 5t cipilitrer. r
Hpnper8 (per beritdttgte Suup BON SEEM
DDrt): balO peroen Sic einise Nefruten bon
Den 9eeip=Dprfer Sdipar5republifanern BADEN.
Gallagher bon Connecticut Niemal,o babe
oa8 9ie4t, Ten geprpen 5u tnIultiren.
8ouloen fubr fort : CT blei6e bier, neil er
SroBes 8ertrauen IN Die iSrplt6e Oempfratie
babe. St mple our Democratic ce8 Norpens
lteben, bi8 bic lebte 8Dfaune erI9a0e. Die
Nu8getretenen mS9ten beOerten, baB tie nit
Der 3erltGrung Der bentDfratiI6en Bartei zen
Seltanb Der Union gefdbroelt. ST. liebe Die
Union u1to noble fir bieIelbe einlteben Bis ans
Gnpe.
Die meiifen au89etretenen Oeleoaten lparen
auf BENT 6lnr nno 8pulpem 9rtff le auf's 9efz
tt9ife an.
8affertp BON Nep Serleb itber9ab einen
Brrtelt, pprtn Elm Tbeil Der Oele9aten Seem
Serlep'8 ba9e9en prcteltirt, haB Ie inbtpioueQ
ltatt cclleftip lttnlnen IpGen. ss4.
8iope1 BON Californian laete, Ieiue Dele
Cation lei NIT Sdmer5 ben 8pr9dn9en per lebz
ten 5pet Gage gefol9t. Der Steiner lette Die
Stelun9 ber bempfratii9e1 B0rtet bon Salt
%fprnie1 aus chamber.
Nultin Smitb BON @alifcrnien prctelfirte
oa9egen, boB 8iopeQ inn Nameu Der Oelesa%
ton bon Galifornien lpre4e 8ibweQ lei Elm
Ibwar5e8 S9af.
Souloen fling Don ytelem an iber ben Sfla=
penbanoel gu ipre9en: er laDe Die Wlitalieoer
Der Convention etn, 3n ibm biuab5utcmmer
na4 Georgia; CT fpDDe ibnen SflaDen 3eiaen,
bic er in WtarplanD unp iUl9e, bic er in SIR
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NDnnreB.

Boi9tn9tpn, 2, Mut. Sen
Sew1ro prdlentirte bic Betittpn be8 s.
Orcm, Observation-Disclosures Der Ser. ct. 8
NEE, in 8etref Der SregOrer Srie98ldulO,
pd8 betr. @pmite perpieIer
Scarce bonn 8ibliotbef.G pnlite beri9tete
men 8el6lnB Elm, iporna9 bic G6pctaw., 81
rcfee= 1no Gbifabaw<Snpiune NIT Dffentlid
OOfumenten perleben ipcrpen lplen, Nn
rptlmen.
Die San8biGl 81 @unIten Der SbapneesS
btaler murbe a%n9encmnen.
DapiS beantra9te, DAB feline EerritOrials9
Irluticner 5ur ipe3iellen Gu9e8Orbnun8 :
radlten Wfpnta8 9enladt iperbcn ipIlen. 8
9enomlnen.
9ea9 elmer @recutipsS ibung Derta9te
Der Seiat Bis 6reitas,
Sans. 1913 Wtit9lieper lparen 9e9
parti9.
Sberman BON 0bio Set9te an, baB er II
gen Tcl9enoe8 beantra9en mcrbe; bic Ga1
unO &nleibe 9iGt lpGle balpmT9li9f CUR {
9%e8pronnn9 9ema4t uno CUR %GbltimmunS
bra6t merpen.
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bic asabl in @bilaSeLpbia.

89tlabeGp6tu, 2. WRui. g8 wu
Bel Der 9eltri9en Wuni5ipalmaRl beinabe
600 ct. a~b9e9eben, beinabe 10000 me9
bel Der @abl in 1853. Der bi8beri9c 81
Senrp Coon Der @oltSpurtei) wurre mieoe
wdblt; CT bat cine MujOritat BON SIG
Ieinen bemptratiI4en @Oncurrenteu 0tUb'
Der benptratii9e &anoipat fir'S Staots
trpueur8> amt, ST. 0opniu9, 1T NIT
Wtebrbeit bon 100 9ewdblt. SIM uebri9
sa8 ltdptilde Gifet Der SplfSpartei genial
Sn ben erlten s3weig pe8 StaotrotbS )
Gplf8partei 10 uto bic Dempfratle II
olieper sewdblt, in Den ~5neiten 3mei9 Die 9
partet So uuo bic Oertofrutie 36.
Sci Der Brdltpentenpa9l bon 1856
ba8 Gotum 8bilaoelpbio'S 10: fitr Sud
1922, fir 6iampre unb Srempnt 3uIal
32,077.
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lpluauien 3, Delaware 2, Mar8Gaub 4. Sir
9tnien Is. 3uIanlmen 281.
Spbnlpn erbtelt bon 3euneGee II. Mirtez
lota l.. 3uiunlmen 10. -
OtdtnI OH bon Californian !.
Davis bon OtuIu6uIett8 II.
20. 8alGpt.
OauD8la8 $50, @utbrie AZ. Sane Dol
9unter 26, So9niOn -, Otfinl on II, 81
Ot8 1.
21. Ballot.
erbielt.
@ 0rttte Oepef6e.
(QStr la1ien bic nG61ten 8olpt8 1peo mei(
le I'M 8eIentli9en mperdnbert iinbl
8epor Der 80. 8aGOt ppr9enpmmet iprrbe.
(abenb8 5 ll9r), f~inbtgte @ittiuo8 bon WPorpz
lallO all, er werbe nad benz nd61ten Ballot
Den Autra9 Iteler1, Dap li4 bic Convention pcrs
tta8e INN am eriten Montag De8 SUM in 8alz
tIlIpre polt 9telem 5ul ammen5utreten. @r
palte e8 flr oa8 Belte, b1B Die OeleoQten beint
9ebelt u1o tbre @pnltituenten Ieben Damn
lpltr0e tie I'm Stanoe Iein, einen lfartlt III mo-
%mtniren, nit benz man bic S6pur3repHb(ifu>
ner I9lagen f6nne.
6aroall BON IS nniplrunien idlltg Dor, b,
up Die Convention Zine Die" pertaQe.
Damn fanp ba8
35. Ballot.
Itatt. Douglas 1852. Die Nnberen 10 aieutz
lid mperGnpert.
Cuttings Don MurplanO wieberbolte ieinen
aatra9 NIT Dem 8enlerfen, baB Baltimore fet~
ne Pla9=ll9lp@otapt me9r iet. st perIpre6e
Die 9aitireunDlidlte Qufnabute.
S9lieBli4 500 @itting8 leinen Iutraq alts
rtf, la9te ober, baB ct penlelben Ipater BON
Jteuer1 ltelet meroe.
SO. 8aGIpt.
Jta9 rteIent Ballot, tei wel6ent g(rfonIo8
ttr Breftnrte9e itimmte, ~litnot1te Elm 0e[eoot
bon &entfp an, paB Jpn 8refiuribae beoifz
tro9t babe, i9t ni6t u(8 &anoicot 0eoen bic
Anoerelt, unp namenai4 ridt 9e9en @ntbrie,
5t bennBen. Senneliee 5rg ben gfamen Sobrs
ON 5ltrtd. Douglas erbtelt 1913 ct.
81. 8allDt.
Douglas 1873, @ut6rie GAL, Sane 121.
0unter1 6, SpbnIpn 1 J, OidtnIcn 81, 0apt8 /,
Der Antra8 bon @ittino8 auf 8ertaouna
lpuroe anf ben Slid gele8t.
Damn murpc pieOer, nit pellig 8erGnoez
run8, fprt6allptirt.
81. 8aIGptt.
Douglas 1913, @utbrte 651 &c. &C.
Cuttings bealltra9te nod einual 8ertaouno
rta9 Saltlrltpre NIB lpteper murDe iei1 Nntrad
niepergeitiumt.
SlerQuf lpurpe nit 148 9t9en 100 ct. Be-
I4lOiielt, it4 (auf ben alOeren Ga9) al soertas
gen. 90 perta9te li4 Die Convention I'm 81
ll6r.
Die 6reunne bon Douglas iascn, boB fe
biz ans Gnoe Bel i9n uu8barren merbeu.
Die Se5eiitpnii ten.
GbarlefDn 2. Wai. Die @Onbers
ton Der au89etretencn Sibldnoer frat bieIeu
Scrmitta9 in ct. Auorew8 SaI suIanumen Ii.
oooptirte bic bon ter Mairritdt be8 8lattfprnts
Gcultte8 Der re9ularen Convention pproeld(a
gene, aber BON Der lebteren nieberoeItiinf1t
Bluttform. (SflaoeretzG pDer &c. 91e6. 5. SO.
Nu6 elmer aufgeregten Deb1tte pertaotel
it4 bieranf Die Se5eiiionilten Bis N6enpS adj
llbr.
81 a 6tittun ber Se3eiitpnifct
I'm s ll6r perIarlmelten fe 1id wieoel
Satd bon 9%Ouiii1nu beantragte 8ertagung Ri
gum anoern Sprmtttag, ba bic anOere Gpl
D%entipn feline Domination 9%etrp1feu babe, Gil
9ertDn1rner.
Sine Wense Oamen paren anreien'
Oancep belt auf Serlan9en nod cine 01ebe
m1rbe babel BON ben Oamen nit glumentrG1
Pen itberI4itttet. Damn lpra9 nod 8arrp III
Miiliifppi.
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GnrppGtibe Wabridbtem.
@nelanb.

9pnbcn, 10. Npril. Der 8rei8.
d MP Ell Sapers fam seltern in bic 81,
ice OeS S4ieoSmannS, in benz @rpeOitionslo=
tal bon u8e(8 2ife" i'm StranD. Wan erz
fannie ibn iOfprt beint @intritt ms 2pfal unb
alsbalo ~periummelte fi6 cine unsebeure Men=
19enmalie Dor Der Ebiire, I'm fem Torteeben
a~b5uparten uno icbalo er b~erau8faut, maro el
nit ltiirmtl4em Subel besriBt.
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0estes BON 8dSbinatun.

@afbin8tpn, 2. Mat, SOY. s
minsS IN lltab BAT benz Commencement gel
BET, pu6 bort Elm 3ultano Der Nnarfie berr
baB bur6 cine 8aupe BON Serbre6eru 8
uno @t9entbum int Territprium gefabroet
@r bittet baber, bic Nrmee nidt 5lritd5u5ie
Die 8epSlterun9 ihdtt ct ait un9efabr 53,t
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Ser OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Marttu8bur9, Sa., 2. Wtot.
oefdbr IS 8eprdIentanten Der Baltimore
8aIbin9tcner Bre1e itnp uuf Dem S9n
na9 @beelinS, no man bic peltli&en
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Gpanien. $685..
Waprib, IS. ApriG. Da8 @erit9t, baB
@eneral Srtesa eri4Olen tpDrOen, 1T unbez
nriinScf
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one Day LATER PROM EUROrE.

NEw YoES April ao.-The steamship North BrtOn,
from Liverpool the 18Th, arrived this morning. She
brings one DAYS later news, via Queenstown.
A despatch from Madrid say that Ortegl shot on
the 18th.
The Times SAYS no other hostile meeting will ever take
place between Heenan and Sayres the friends OF each
consider the courage and endurance of both have been
sufficiently proved and they will therefore, consent TO
s being considered drawn battle.
The Ministers Of France and England have demanded
inter lev with the King Of Naples, but time has
b, en- fixed for their reception.
despatch from Paris saws the Sician iusurrecou il
more serious than the Geographic accounts. No pare-
ulars have trauspreJ.
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A eARD TO MEMBERS or THE LE LEGS
"HITE SULPHUR WATER,
w PROM TIE
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,


The Iduc established reputation Of the WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS Tor Chronic diseases renders comment upon
Their medicinal efficacy unnecessary.
So many yesrs the wat rs these Springs have hdH
m ted AMI used ~ persons their homes and experience
49, Mi, s,5 ,rl1H d,liHk t,s1 0tN tj,uEtHiH.
I waters are gently APERlEST aud very decidedly ALTER
o,Iers tst has given their high reputation Is their Gi'
he p. or Their peculiar operative Influences y which they
orstos distractions the smaller vessels and Hroo ~ "cbd
Accommodations diseased organs thus produing The Gntrd-
lire or profound demanded almost every case NJ Enron
sn KpEaIgNT add Alternative the range OF disease to
which they are applicable will be apparent 70 med menuc
for instance chronic affections Of the Nomdh B'fe Loe,
Kdnsy sim de- &C. Upon the functions OF ne organs gener-
Aly they exert Effects stimulating those hat are Inactive,
and establishing healthy secrons In such As have departed nom
o pYsPHPIA and in Chronic Irrlta,lons tae coat
tina and Bowels they are employed With the happe''
Ia he various forms Of LIVER DISEASE their superior efficacy
! has been long snd firmly established
CHRONIC DIARRGA often cured BY them amer other rem
| idIes have been Intellectually tried. ,
To COsTIyENEss Of lie Bowels and to PILLS. they are well
adapted. ,,r,-,. 49,, p, ,nntip ,vyvcr,o,s
unattended With h animation ey are Wy serrleSsSe ~
Ir 10 nd,s Girdii5e influences onen emlneniy
URALGGA and the various Hsrr5gs di.eu when they
The re- t OF organic emea treated with great success
yIo os osfC RHEUMATISM their known eacy coeya with
zoe s IN, i've Of most excellent effect Ia GOVT their value has
oef WPRcRf DISEASE pecVar affection that
results from the A. Of Mercury -rrnrt Affect ons u
course OF the water lands unryaed Ia H. urf'e lowers
~ pmnbIe,s a. pye Of the medicinal character and ap
pusb,es Of the W.te,s furnished gratis, application 10 the
Waters seyre put NJ the sprags glass bottles
are now being regularly uGl led 70 TIE Agh u aeh0Hu O'
tn. supply o. .s sfnsrs PaO On bottle has TIE words "GREyN
BRIER WHITE SULPHUR wATER, blown IA the glass; without
oTder. from individuals and the faoe Throughout the United
s. '''' ''0ui' DC '''''''" PURCELL LADDA co,
o--dtesm GeaI Agents, Richmond, Va
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AUCTION SALES.
THIN DAY.
f;,HE VALUABLE real ESTATE knows

fs,IIE VALUABLE REAL ESTATE KNOWN
Il AS "BACON QUARTER BRANCH TAvraE," TO6EfbtE
WITH LARGE NJ, BER OF Lots AND sQUAREs ATTACHED
THERETO, AND OTHER REAL ESTATE CONTIGUOUS, gOk
SALE AT AUCI0NNi be f Al auction, the premise,
TUESDAY, May 1S60 commanding q: 70 oeloek, NJ II fair
not e fair day The valuable estate stoys rsrsd 70.
having front Brouk Avenue abou 30 feet and depth q
shout 30 feet The buildings simple enough for the scc0mDo
dalton 81 large number u guests and for the most Ia
good repair They arensurrd IN the utua Asa Society fr
lOO The spring which marry rqu distant between the treat
tavern and ihe Is he besuu aud attractive Of
be IN this vicinity The vhols prem shaded ~
number OF magnificent ADD Other This prgpey
veil known that further dssgr on deemed
The balance " the land attached - s abgsi
q aud surrounded aide ~ vii be subdy
ded Into twelve 20 heen 81 zach uu
Ia squares smaller lots deemed
sale. Many % these square, beHuury ocsed
the time viii be sold the ek and Gsenz
Brooke aud Baker with
vacant lots attached Also. lots the side "
Brook the bridge The branch each fronting -
running back about . adjoining the
Brs Also meadow lot In Of the above ogndsd
street. which has Of JOG feet running SO
feet having 200 feet bounded the north Baeon
Branch the south by alley lG feet vide Also lots Nos l.
O. fronting each - feet the southwest side q Moore
running back 100 feet bounded the BY Pine
under 600 oneo ~ eHsh balance at II
and IL olonhs; 600 vdsr $500. oneu rth
cash balance at l. and year, all 800 fh
cash baaace At and years In each fer negotiable
notes. able half yearly secured by trust deed The
scO 10 be paid BY the purchaser Pss
spi{~esds GoDDIy APPERsoS. AueI
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SAPONIFIER,
COECESTRATED POTASH.

UUNUE I a ID FU 7 . N
Nor, TIM, Double the Strength Of Ordinary Potash
Sop .Ln Soap without lime with little trouble and at uirne
he cheapest article discovered for the purpose
One Mound viii een gallons Of good son sosP OF
% ponnd Hsr Soap Printers will An superior article Tor
pnS TYNE II Is perfectly soluble and nee from Impurities
RroEsn IN small mps and put up In !, and D. cans
49,. a. Abe CHALLENGE CHEMICAL WORKS, Brook
lyn, and sold by 90, m n, q, 80, ~, W.
se9n-dAviyia lol feAl SNfe'' ''SN '''A'
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MARKETS

Bttrvosg April SFour unsettled Howard Street &c 81 hot
without purchasers Wheat has declining tendency and 'h &c
lower white 1ol cts Red 800 55 cts. Corn ae
tye-whe Bacon sides 10 cts. Meas
Pork sII5CG5is. Prime $i3 whisky trm at 2Sc.
Nav YoRs April 3OCotton lower. Flour declined sGsiO cts
southern a. 5000 heavy Corn firm liked JyGg>t
cts -at,- cents white unchanged Sugar advanced
Pork Si5o5 -. Lard quiet Coffee buoy an-Java -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-01
GREAT DESTRUCTION OF SUGAR CANE IN CUBA
RN FIRE

NEW YoES, April ao-The steamship Stsr of the Wes',
arrived from Havana TODAY reports that fire broi
out in the Valley OF Trinidad the 18TH iast that exter d.
cd over Of eighteen mi e. weeping down all tie
standing cane. The loss is estimated at 81 5oo,OO0.-
The sugar crop it is competed will b. diminished 5000
hOgheuds
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-01
~ rnR GOVERNOR.

-, In, 49, .Iv-h section Of the sixth article OF the
cm.,S,ion Of ih Common wealth providing for the election
OF Judge for each Circuit Cour hereby maAe S
that Judges for the following Jude. circuits Ere 70 DC
ring the present year wit: For mrs Icu " yvt,
the counties OF Princess Anne Norfolk, NahenTnu ise %
Greensvi suTry and sus "AA we - S,S
FOR the Gnh Circuit composed the cOunt o
sixth Circuit cOmp0sed OF L
City warwick York Gloucester, Mathew M,
New cent Charles City City and the civ OF H.t
for the seventh Circuit the city OF Richmond I1t p
cnt stafford Prince william Alexandha, FAhf5.
the tenth Circuit, Culpepef MA o.. ~
Orange Abemare Louisa, Pluvanna ana ooooh ,' mn
eleventh Circuit Nelson Amherst Rockbrdge, Augnst. 80 b.
Tor the twelfth Circuit Pendeton Highland Eoc
sbenandoah Warren and Hardy for the thirteenth Circe %
Frederick Hampshire Morgan berkeley and Jefferson LOT
,tb Circuit Giles Mercer Raleigh yomng Logan
% CLAW Nicholas and Webster; the sixteenth Circuit
Carroll Wye Floyd Pulaski and Montgomery Tor the nhe,een
CrcrIt wood Writ Glmer BrASOn, Lewis Iutchle
Piessants and Calhoun for the twentieth Crcui
ohio Marsiau wetze Tyler and honongahS' ana iof te
~ 6rst Circuit HARRISON Marion, Taylor, Preston BARBOUR
dolnb Unshur and Tucker The said elecOn are 70 ak
an III fourth Thursday the ensuing May 20 be held IN ac
county according law and officers required 70 govern ~
1 selves accordingly. 49,. - a. ,a.I NJ the
Given under my hand az Governor, anu uleI n ., III
Commonwealth at Richmond on the an DAY 81 APrl'
H. 81 1900 aud the eighty fourth yeaf OF the oomihon
I wealth. ,ouS IETcHER
BY the Governor ,,, c,r,orvssl,h
ap9-ddctde
.S,CnuS-I large supply In store and for sale
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