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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1860-12-13

The LANCASTER LITERARY INSTITUTE will
NEE, at the Mayors Office tonight at half
past 6 o'clock.
QUESTION FOR DrscUssroN- Resolved.
That Corporal Punishment in Schools
should be abolished.
W 'Foremsn k. Frittsr aud Seth Weldy.
The public, and especially the ladies',
are invited to attend.
aa.at JOHN WILLIAMS, Chm.
A: P. MILuER, Secretary.
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Che markcts.
LANCASTER MARKET

LANCASTER MARKET.
Corrected Oeekly by Wygum d Lyons.
Coffee l6al9; Sugar l0@lIc
Eggs Q Molasses GO
Lard 10 Salt $500
Bacon 10@l2c Butter 12
Wheat per bushel 800 @95
Flour per barrel, S4 1905 90.
Corn $50 Oats I8c Barley 5o@55c
Potatoes 25a3Oc.
Fish per half barrel, White IS Is;
Pickerel, S5 90; Bass 90.
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THURSDAY, Dec. IS. 1860

MUSICAL SORES Prof. CARR assited
by a number of ladies and gentlemen. will
hold musical soiree on next Tuesday
evening at the City Hall.
Tickets admitting lady and gentleman
90 c:s. No gentleman admitted Without
"a lady. Children unsccompanled BY their
parents not admitted. Doors open at Z ]
clock; the entertainment commenced at 8
O'Clock. Tickets may be had at the Book
Stores and Mr.. Gates Shop.
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Admlnistrator's Notice.

AdmtntstratOr'S NOTICE.
NToTlCE is hereby given that the undersigned has
Y been duly appointed and qualified as Adminstra-
tor ofhe Estate of Emily Myers, deceased, late oi
Fairfield county Ohio, All persons having claims a.
gainst said estate will present them for settlement
legally authenticated within one yearand all those
indebted will make Immediate payment.
...-. ROBERT TRlMBLE,
Administrator, with the will annexed.
Dec, l560-3w36.
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GUERNSEY7S BALM.

TMMEDtATELY removes or prevents inflammation
II from the worst Burn Scald, Bruise, Fracture. Uut
fresh wound of any kind, and its healing quality is
truly wonderful. For Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Agus
in the breast, Saltrheam, Frosted Feet ChbainsS c..
1t is the best application known. Il prevents swell
ing pain irritable from Mosquito bites, bee sings
poisonous plants. &c. II will certainly cure Group,
when taken internally, also Sore Throat and hOarse1
ness. 25 cents bottle, for sale by Druggists and
Storekecpors, IRWIN STONE. Sole Proprietor, No.
l,Spruce Street. New York. Sept. 30, is6O-ly25
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BALTIMORE MARKET.

AT Baltimore to, day coffee was dull at
l34 10 l4Ic for good to prime. Flour is
dull at 81 50a4 62 for supertine.,
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Total by the South. 4S year,

The North has held the Presidency as
follows, to-wit: Under @
John Adams, of Massachusetts,, A years.
John @ Adams. (" a -"
Marin Van Buren, New York,
Millard Fillmore,
Frank Pierce, New Hampshire, Z"
Jamss Buchanan, Pennsylvania. a {"
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New YORK Times Correspondence

pa The only result of the Southern Sena-
torial Caucus, yesterday, was the assurance
that eight States are certain to secede.--
Most Of the Southern S nators,, including
Vice President Bteckinridge, were pres
ent, and the prospects of.the country were
freely discussed A large majority con-
sideref ii too late to save the present Con.
federacy, but expressed the belief that
new Union would be speedily iormeJ,,
Senator Hemphill was absent on &C.
count Of Sickness, but Senator Wigfa1 de.
clared that Texas would be an niindepend. !.
ent power within sixty days. Mr.. Regan,
Of Texas, arrived on Saturday evening, and
says chat the reports OF secession are all
false aud ridiculous. Texas is, and will
be, for the Union.
Senator Wade is said to be preparing a
regular war speech, in which be will ad.
vocats force in executing the Federal laws
10 the seeding Statess q:
Senator Pugh, of0hio, advocates peace,
and denies that the popular sentiment of
Ohio favo,s hostiliiies toward the Soulh,
He thinks all ths southern portion OF Ohio
would sympathiSe with a Southern Con,
federacy. ~.
Mr.. Corwiu has prepared his plan and
proposes to push it. 1t is for a generali.
cation of all the States to settle the exist
ing difficulties, Another proposition is
for all the States 10 meet in Convention
and amend the Constitution co as TO al
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~ NGDGicR.

I'm pursuance of an order Of the Probate Court ot
Fairfield county, the undersigned. Assignee ofJohp
C, Henthorne. will, the first day of January, 1861
at his Store Rooms, p RoyaltOn, in said county pay
10 the creditors OF said HenthOrne dividend Of een
per cent on the amounts OF their claims that day.
Us. WILLIAM l.. CLEMENT.
Noyember 18th A. ID, Is6O-3I-3w
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No. 400 broad way New York.
Sold by CHURCH Il DUPONT. Druggists.
No. 400. Broadway New York. .
And all respectable DruggistthrOughoutthe country
January ~, l560--ly37 --z
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TuE sEoEssroN MoYEMENr.

The Defense Of Hort MOultris ImprOved-
Florida JuJiLam about Secsssion--N The
President Elect Agais Burned in FITgy :
Stephen A. Dorglqs Declares Secession
Necessarily Inv0lVes Wdr-Presiieat
buchanan Fears COINED.
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which we offer on the most reasonable terms.
| Those Indebted 10 the old drm of Work. Son &
Work. will please call and settle at once. We hope
old friends will the necessity cling with
out fu rther notice. WORE SON.
Nov. o., IsBO-34tf
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NO PARRGORIC OH OPIATE

and why1 because II neVsr fails 10 afford imstanfahe
Gus reiQ wheu given In time. aets II by maggie
aud one trial alone will convince you that what
say is true. IL contains
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-17
Property in Man.

rIy vle.lier the Co.suguIon recognizes
slaves as properly OF n9t Ii II does, the
Democratic leaders are right and the
shgIe question iav9.v-d ia The struggle
now gong "a bes.een Slavery and Ere
dom IS decided against the Republican
party. II Slaves are property under The
Constitution. thea is owners have an III
aiiena5le right to take ii everywhere,
and 10 demand Is pro, ec.ion against Ter
rtoriaior even State Legislation, The same
as a. y o.her species Of property. When
ii is once established thar property in man
Is a provision Of our Federal Constitution
all State aud all Congressional laws, de-
signed to prevent It's extension, are alb
solutely nall and void. as much 50 as laws
against the extension Of cattle, horses,
sheep, or swine would be.
Il is not strange, therefore, that the
question whether The Federal Constitu-
ton does recognize slavery or not, is be-
ginning to attract the attention Of ear
nes,, humane, thinking men to a great
er extent than before. They see the ne
rcssi,v OF setting this matter in the out
set. for il is the foundation Of the whole
matter. The extra judicial opinion Of
the Supreme Cour, hat slaves are prop
ertv. and its emphatic endorsement By
Douglas ana All bis followers, has re-
Gently directed public attention 70 the
question, and drawn out several very
able reviews Of the inoas.roHs h-resy.-
Amongs, others James l. Hamilton. one
Of the surviving sons e the iiIustr.ous
Alexander Hamilton, has published in
he New York Times aprofyund and an
answerable argument against the as
sumption Of the Federal Court This
paper IS prefaced ui.h the following
opinions from men e some note il their
day, as even doughfaces must admit, as
to the right Of man to himself;
Every man has property in his own
person; this nobody has right TO but
himself L9r.
Natural liberty = the gif; of the be-
neGaen, Creator q the Whole human
race Hamttoa
slavery Is a system Of outrage and
robbery. .S1slates
slavery i a system Of The mos, COM
Plete injustice. Pluto
No man hy nature is lie property Of
another. -Dr. Jotas9a
The wise and good men throughout
MI time; and the Christian Church
throughout az tie world, wi.han uain-
p9rant exception during brief period
IA our own country have denounced .Sia-
very as IAN a.ro.iuus Jelascueat Of hu-
nan na.4re- FagtIla.
Mr. Hamilton reviews at some length
The history Of ,he Convention thar adop-
yel The Constitution aaI proves from tie
declarations aad tie votes Of It's trainers
that they NOT OILY l.l no. intend ,Aat it
should recognize slavery. f.; "a lie en-
rary laat they mean, i Should reTallale
,hat ilea. Ii shows ugga his high au-
.hority from the language II the cousli-
tuition itself. aul from iae principles Of
Divine law, la. judge Tauvy'z infamous
dogma, that slaves are properly is uaer-
~ false, that there IS Is. uorl ii ,a9
(NopStf,t.- sr,, s NE, ~. ~ :, -f ,t-f =, Il
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-17
poet.n.
The Dougla es.

A Douglas of the alb time paid
To Scotland King his court;
The King made tisc Douglas Iun
Beside his horse 70 SPORT
The Douglas strav-, tAe Douglas rEn,
The ioiIy Kong aarIed Wei,
TIL bruised ana =f-ts shed from Leei % head
The batiied suitor feA
The Douglas Of cur Gay went Gown
10 slavery rosa feid;
Beside the nonareLl's hFi4ie-lcin,
He ran lac him n Old
VIII leg= too short 10 win race
Wherein ihe tong lire.
TIE poug'a a ran, the hing spurred on,
All lvft him IL tie l-ire
N. Y Independent.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-07-17

MURDER AID SWI5r ENGEANcr.-
Batavia, Jefferson county. Iowa. has Leen
lie scene of starting events r The ira
sedy line. The bodies 6 woman na.n-
q wis and her Two g irea were
found there last week, Saturday, horri-
bly infatuated, and maa named Keep
har,, being pursued into Missouri was
arrested on Sunday, IS tie murderer
lie confessed 20 the crime, rs having
been committed at Ed-evlle, thirty miles
distant, and taat he lad hauled The bod
- 70 where tAey were found On
Thursday he was huug a. Batavia, by a
mob Of $50, and 50 has drop j the cur
.,.in upoo a characteristic frontier scene.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-08-21

the true Scuppernong and derived from Tyrrell
county, the home of the original. For some OF
this information, as we'll as for the following histo
ry of the Scuppernong (proper,) L am indebted to
the Rev E NJ Forbes, who has resided in the re-
gion and has taken much pains to obtain an au-
name of Alexander, while clearing land near Co
lumbia, the county seat of Tyrrell, which stands
on the east side of Scuppernong River, discovered
this Crane. and were much pleased with It,
that thew preserved the Vine and the tree upon
which it grew "That was the Vine which
saw" saws Mr. Forbes, 'tand from which other
Vines were propagated." They called it the
"White Grape" and from it made what they call
ed ssCountrv Wine" At the suggestion of rela-
tive, who had been'in the Mediterranean, and
knew the Indebtedness of such names as these,
they subsequently named the Grape from the
River upon which it was found. 'sThis is the
history given by granddaughter Of one of the
discoveries. who was alive when | first went to
Scuppernong."
A tradition is furnished me by DIR. Hunter,
that 'about the year l774 the Rev. Charles Petit
grew found it on the low grounds of ScuppernoRg
River and planted out several vines" My limited
space will not permit an exhaustive discussion of
this matter, here and [ will, therefore, only
mark further upon it, that the notion of its rgin-
alton on Roanoke Island seems opposed by the
name of the Grape. | have also been told by
those who have been on the Island, that there are
no Vines of it there, which were not evidently
transplantcd there
t. FROST GRAPE. WINTER GRAPE. (V. cor
dfola, Michx. )-Common in thickets along
streams through the Middle District. The leaves
are to inches broad, thin, smooth, toothed, and
sometimes cut into three segments. The berries
are nearly black, small inch thick. and very
until dead ripe. The berries sometimes green
sh-whitc and Lawson mentions white whitish? ]
variety. l have not heard of this being cult
waited.
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State Of N. Carolina, Lincoln Co,

Court Of Please and quarter Sessions, July Session 1860
Daniel ShufIord Osborne Wells.
Judicial Northumberland Lots Nos. IT and 2s
S. E. Square of Lnconton.
1t appearing TO the satisfaction Of the Court that
the Defendant is resident OF this State; it there
fore ordered that publication be made for weeks in
the Western Democrat notifying the said defendant to
be and appear at the Court of Pleas and Quarter
Sessions be held for the County of Lincoln at the
Court House in Lincolnton, the 8th Monday after
tie 4th Monday in August next then and there to show
if any he has why the land levied on shall not be
condemned to satisfy Plaintiffs debt and costs
Witness, w r Clark, Clerk of said Court, Mt Office
in Lincolnion, the End Monday in July, A. D. 1861 and
in the 85th year of the Independence of said State
,, 25-6t w. L. CLARK, c. c.
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BORED WELLS!!

Having been Informed that certain unprincpled men
are infringing on "MCMAHEN's PATENT ARTEsIAN WELL
AUGER" and as am the only person in whom the Pat
ent is vested for New York. Virginia. North and South
Carolina and Georgia. this is to Gve Notice. that any
person persons infringing said Patent, any per-
sons RECEIVING BENEFIT from such INFRINGEMENT, will
be held personally responsible for damages arising
from the benefit of such infringements. Parties
employing persons who making infrngements on
this Patent will stake due notice thereof and govern them
selUes according{y."
State and County Rights for sale on accommodating
terms. Fer further particulars, address
CHAS. f. HARRIS,
August IA, 1860 4t Box IS, Concord n. G.
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COL JESSE BAKER, a well known citizen of Goldsboro
N. c., makes thefoowng statement of the good results
arising from the OF DIR. Wistas Basom OF w I'D Chey:
GoLDsBoRo' n. c. March 2, 1860
Messrs, S. W. Fowlc & Co.
GentemenBeing solicited cannot refrain from express
Jug opinion of your popular and remarkable lung remedy
Dr. Wisar's Balsan of Wild Cherry. have been obserV,
ant OF its saluary effect in cases OF obstinate coughs ana
past and the always been speedy and
and with myself and family with confidence certify
that ii has accomplished more good than any other med
cine we have ever used in fact my experience found be
mfaling remedy for coughs and pulmonary complaints
and therefore recommend IT. ~ - -
Very truly yours, JESSE J. BAKER.
Sold by E Nye Hutchinson & Co., and by all druggists.
August 1860
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10000 worth Ready-made Clothing
Selling Off ut Cost.

The subscribers respectfully inform the people oil
Charlotte and vicinity, that they intend closing out
the balance of their entire NEW STOCK of GENTS
WEARING APPAREL, by the lst of September to
make room for and large supply of Fall and
Winter Goods. ,o
J. ROTHCHILD & BRO.
One Door below Druckcr Heilbrun
July H. 1860. Ct
N R-As this Firm intends increasing their Bust
ness in Charlotte and finding their present loca-
ton large enough they have this day rented the Fine
Store Room. No. H. GRANITE ROW, at present occu-
nied by Mr. Treloar, where they will open by lst OF
Scntambcr an entire NEW STOCK of READY-MADE
CLOTHING, suitable for Fall and Winter Trade
Anr 7 J. ROTIlCHILD 4 BRO.
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HORRIBLE MURDERs.-Geo. Aldrich, convict
who had served out term of five years in the
Virginia penitentiary, for killing in Logan
left Richmond a few days since, and arriving
at Logan county found that his tlnily had moved
across the river to Warfeld, Lawrence county, Va.
The kanawha Republican says:
lie followed them. He murdered his sister in
the most shocking manner literally cutting her
to pieces, taking out her heart and hacking it to
pieces, and then throwing the body into Sandy
river The body of his son, lad of about Il
years of age, found in by-place, nearly eaten
up by the hogs-but was readily identified by
remarkable scar, on one foot, which had been pre-
served by the shoe and stocking. The son was
by wife who had obtained divorce After the
perpetration of these horrd deeds, the fend, with
his gun in hand, fed to the woods, saying that
he intended to kill his father and mother and two
other persons-and then the people might take
him. burn him at the stake, or do what they pleas
ed with him. The excited people are after him
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-08-21

B9- At meeting of the Board of Directors Of
the Bank of North Carolina, at Raleigh, James Fl
Carson, Esq, was appointed President of the
Branch Bank at Charlotte in place of John Irwin
Esq, deceased.
LADY FRANKLIN.-Among the passengers in
the Steamer Adriatic from Southampton which
arrived in New York, see announced LADY
Franklin, widow of sir John Franklin, accompa.
MED by her neice.
N. c. CoNFERENcE.-This body meets in Sails
bury this year, on the 9th day of December. Bsh
op Payne will preside
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August IA, 1860.

EVEN THOSE who in the ENJOY OF perfect
health frequently have need have tonlcs
prevenlves OF disease. We well armed
against the assaults OF "lke Ills that flesh is heir to- Such
medicine that cannot be taken regularly without giving
vitality and elasticity the SYSTEM Al this particular
y, the strongest pro"t against the malaria,
tain sections OF the country In all of fever and ague
the Bters is potent than any of qunlne, while
the dangerous of bilious fever yield its wonder
full properties Those who have tried the medicine will never
another, for any of the ailments which the HostetteT
Bters profess subdue To those who have made the
experiment, cordially recommend early application TO
the Bters whenever they stricken by disease OF the d.
gestive organs.
Sold by E. Nye Hmchison g. Co., and by all druggists
ANN
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LATER FROM EUROPE

The latest dates from Europe are to the 9TH of
Aug. Cotton is frmer in the Liverpool market.
A protocol has been signed by England and
France, agreeing to send $1,000 troops (half
Frcnch) to Syria, for six months.
The popular movement at Aspino by the Papal
States has been suppressed, the Neapolitan troops
being directed to Calabria.
Later dates from China state there was great
panic at Shanghai, in consequence of rebels ap-
preaching that city.
THE RECENT MASSACRES AT DAMASCUS.
1t appears that the massacre at Damascus COM
menced in the afternoon of the 9th and that be-
fore night 800 Christians had been killed. The
first consulate attacked was that of Russia The
Russian and Greek consuls took refuge with Alb
del-kader All the Catholic and Greek churches
and converts, we'll the consulates, are burnt
The American vice consul was wounded, and the
Dutch vice consul said to be killed
Druse atrocities in the neghborhood of Sidon
continue undated. Christian priests and villagers
near SidOn, and near Damascus, have been forced
at he point of the sword to embrace Mosemisn
by hundreds.
"Between May 20 and June 80" writes our
correspondent at Beyrout, 'the Druses have MUIR
dered in cold blood upwards of four thousand
Christians, including more than hundred Catho-
lie and Greek priests and monks They bave
burnt down upwards of $50 Christian villages in
Guiding more than 100 churches and 16 converts"
Napoleon's letter to the French ambassador at
London, dated the 18th Of July, has been pub
lished. He says: 'Since the peace of Viilafranca
have had but one thought, one object-to inau-
gurate new era of peace, and to live on the best
terms with my neighbors, and especially with Eng
land. | had renowned Savoy and Nice The
extraordinary additions to Piedmont alone caused
me to resume the desire to see reunited to France
provinces essentially French. But it will be OBJ
jected, you wish for peace, and you increase i'm
moderately the military force of France | deny
the fact in every sense. My army and feet have
nothing in them Of threatening character.
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SUPREME COURT.

MoRGANToN, Aug. The following gentle
men have obtained License to practise Law:
In County Court
Virgil S. LuSk, of Madison.
J. Cassus L. Gulger, of Buncombe.
Sidney V. Pickens,
William }, Alexander, of Wilkes
John A. Gilmer, Jr., of Guilford.
Frederick Nash, of Orange ....
i. ID. Stockton, of Iredell
j. }. Evans, of Henderson.
Augustus N. Flythe, of HEREFORD
NJ. H. Lawrence, of Buncombe.
James L. Gaines, "
Stephen ". 1sler, of Wayne.
Superior Court
james H. johnson, of Haywood.
John Wilkinson, of Rowan
l. 5. Saunders, Of Cherokee
J tmes I. Scales, of Rockingham
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NOTICE.

I will sell, a credit at the Court House in Char,
lotte, tuesday the 2Ist of August, SIX LINED
decd. Terms made known day Of sale.
Bag All persons indebted to said Estate request
ed to make payment and all those having claims
against said Estate requested to present them VIII"
i'll the time prescribed by law.
l. n. ALEXANDER, Adm r.
July "a, 1860. st
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Land for Sale.

THE subscriber offers for sale no acres OF lana
ing on the waters of Rocky River, about two mls.
from Mount Mourne There is about 40 so acfes
of Good bottom land with abundance of good tmpI
thereon Persons wishing to purchase would DO ""
to call soon and examine the land for themselves;
am determined to SELL MILTON OHbOH'
July 81, 1860. ct
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State of N. Carolina, Lincoln G. o.,
Court Of eas and Quarter Sessions July Session, 1860
Daniel Shuford Thomas Darling.

DaIltI DafIInB.
Attachment. ..r.
Whereas attachment in the above named
returned to Court, at this term, and also Garnsh
ment against William Robinson; it ordered by the
Court that advertisement of the be made in the
Western Democrat for six weeks notifying the said De-
PENDANT to appear and replevy plead to said suit at
the of said Court be held for the County
Lincoln at the Court House in LincolntOn the Sh
Monday after the 18th Monday in August next otherwise
final Judgment for debt and cost will be rendered
against him.
Witness W r. Clark, Clerk of said Court at Office in
Lincolnton the 2nd Monday in July A. y. 1860, and n
the s5th year of cur Independence.
25-6t w. r. CLARK, C. C.
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LOOK HERE =!

ALI. persons who have bought Boots, Shoes &c,
from BOONE Il CO, and have not pail for them, are
requested to call and settle their Notes and
Accounts SAMUEL. p. SMITH,
Office in the Court House. Attorney
June s. 1860. IF
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NOTICE.

The valuable property formerly the residence OF H.
p. Warning, Esq., containing about acres, will be
sold Tuesday of October Court if not sold privately
before that time Persons wishing to buy examine,
will call upon w. A. OWENS, Attorney.
Aug Z, 1860 42-llt
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NEGROES WANTED.
will pay good prices for fifteen or twenty YOUNG
NEGROES.
Aug. IA, 1860 Pm ROBT. F. DAVIDSON.