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Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-09
Special for the Daily News.
Receiiued yesterday Evening.

ReceaOed yesterday Ece"'"S'
Louisville, May 5:-The Union
ticket for delegates to the Border
State Conference received from oooo
to 5000 larger than any vote ever
polled here. The Secession ticket
was withdrawn sometime since. The
Union ticket has of course been cleo
ted, as follows +:
John J. Crittenden, James Guth-
ric, Rufus X. Williams, Archie Dix
on, Francis M. Bristow, Joshua +.
Bell, Charles A. Wickliffe, Geor ge
w. Dunlap, Charles S. Morehead'
James +. Robinson, John b. Hus-
ton, Robert Richardson.
Maysville, Ky, May 5.-Eight
hundred and twenty majority for the
Union.
Lexington, KY, May 5.-Majori-
tv for the Union eight hundred and
eighty. w
I indianapolis, May, 6.-The legis-
lature will make additional appro-
priations of half a million.
Fort Kearny, May 6.-The pony
lexpress has arrived with dates to the
gath from California, and reports bus
Iiness unsettled. The Indians are
again troublesome in the northern
counties.
Washington, May 6.-Members
of the Maryland Legislature have had
a conference with the President.
, They adnitted the right of the teder-
al troops to cross the State, but ask
ed to be spared the evils of military
occupation.
, New York, May Ga letter.
: from Louisville, received here, Great
ed great excitement. 1t states tha,
r thoroughly organized plan has
f been agreed upon to cut Oft the
water from the city and then burn 1t
: AS also the cities of Philadelphia ane
o Boston. Precautionary measures have
n been adopted.
l. Baltimore, May 6-Advices from
!. Washington state that demonstra
tions will soon be made agains
d Alexandria and Norfolk.
II Only 1900 Virginians are at Har
a per's Ferry. These are only hal
i armed and short OF provisions.
New York, May 6.-lt is reporte'
= that a collision has occur<fd betwee
l. TWO vessels at the mouth of the PC
'e tonac.
,e Baltimore, May 6.-The city
,e quiet. Fort Madison is in the posses
sion of the federal troops, and tn
u stores at Fort McHenry We're ais
Is taken possession Of yesterday.
I'd Richmond advices Indicate alarl
te at the unexpected unity and activit
~ of the North. This is an unlnitt
gated SANDER.
P The Virginia Legislature has az
III journed till the 18th Of June. III
Convention is still in session.
Gen. Harney in addressing tt
,,o Missourians in Washington, advise
,c them to stay in the Union.
:" New York, May 6.-Hampte
'' Roards and James river i'll Virgin
are strictly blockaded.
g Twenty more steamers are to
he added to the navy.
ch Cairo, May 6.-Cincinnatians
formed Col. Prentiss, commandll
on here, that Gen. Pillow was comm
Is. from Memphis with troops to atta
mt Cairo, Prentiss replied, "let him COZ
are l am ready
or' Annapolis, MayS.-Gov. Hicks 9
lis. posed the appointment OF Board
are Safety, as contemplated by Leg
eg- lature. He says it will prec'pit:
of Maryland into civil war; maJor'
ut being secessionlsts.
ks Boston, May 6.-Orders have be
ing issued for four new regiments.
rk. Annapolis, May 6.-Halt a II
ing lion in specie, under convey, has
18th rived at Ferryville.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-09

In this number of our paper, we
commence publishing the Message OF
President Davis. 1t will appear III
full in our weekly paper.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-09

Wewere compelled to omit very
interesting letter handed in yesterday
for publication, on account OF the eS-
ira news; it will appear into-morrow's
paper.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-09

"Ma, does pa kiss you because he
loves youp', eyes my child" "He
loves the Kitchen girl then-if you'd
saw him last Sunday kissing her
you'd thought So"
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-09

The Ouachita Blues, leave Mon
roe to-day fer New Orleans; they are
eighty in number.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-09

The number Of fighting men IN the
States, which form the Southern
Confederacy, according to the Census
Of 1860, is 2,O5o,o00. Rathera good
body Of men to conquer, without any
,rouble. Wonder what Abe and his
friends think about it!
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-09

Personal articles will not be published,
either as communications or advertisements.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-09

plated to suspend all Southern mails
next week. A million percussion caps
for Charleston, were seized yesterday.
Frigate Niagara and Minnesota, have
been ordered to sail Immediately.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-09

Ships at Cooperative following
is a list of the vessels in the Gosport
Navy Yard, at the date of the seces-
sion of Virginia:
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

son rnE RAPID CURE o.
Cco-bs. Colds Iniucnza. Hoarrcncss,
Group. Brcuchitis, Inciricnt Con>ump-
tion. and 6cr thc relief Of Cousurn p'ise
Patients in advanced stages o. The
disease.
So vide : fhe fsli n i.s ustsulres and % nm
rrrrons arc tie cases II lis cures. that Almost
rvr-r SECTION rr eutnsTy ziorrds N persons PAD
lriy kro~r. vho have iceu restored from 1la ,nne ~
I'D rven drsrrrArc dl~casss 81 The lurEs cs ~
me- What Once tired. It's superiority over every
cfhcr mcicsr ss r. kind j. toc aFpnett ~ est.le
ol.rr, asi.r. ami uhs r. It's rrtuc> 1re kno~n ,uc
r,hFic ~ lorger hs~it4re what ansidois ~ enpey m
rr :. c-rnrss mar arc inriderf % cur climaie
Eh:ir many iuserinr rcmedxs thrust uP9n - ne
c0,arnunity have f4i.ed and been dsearssa. mia
has ra;nrd ficrds by every trial. eun'ened nsneaIs
On ths afflicted they can nf,T so.Eu. -.rp - ". =
dnced cures TOO numerous and 100 reiaAr <aos =
-.
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AYERS
Ague Cure, ,


Fever, o. Fever and Ague,
Rcmittent Fever, ChiIl Fever, Dunb
Axae. Periodical Headache, or Bilious
Headache. aud Bilious Fcvcrs, indeed
for the whole class Of diseases orsEis
mating in hillary arrangement, causca
by the Malaria Of miasmatic countries
No one remedy is louder called fr BY the
ncccs<itis. Of the American people than sure
and ssfe cure fcr Fever and Ague. such
xe arc now enabled 10 o.irr, With pertect
crr.sinfv that il wiii eradicate the disease.
snd with assurance. founded ON rrof. That
no harm can arse from it. use IN any guam
ti-v.
Ina, which -irutcr,, from Or prevents this
ds.orlcr must X ~ immr. sc service in t.ie
eorsYnanites where 4, prevails. FS~rrfis-s I.
better than cure. t0r the patient csealrs The
rsk Which NJ mus run IA viac-At attacks of
this tsaleful dis,emI,er- This Gems" eKpes
the niassna.lc poisoi Of FEsrR ASo AsUs
Il m ,h. systcsn and rrevtns the develop
,aessf N the dsseasc. If taken on the irt APP
mach II :ts rrr-ssunitorv symffoms. IL IS
~. ussiv tie Not remedy cvcr vet dsrovcrsd
flr fls.s rinss ~ = nipllin;-. but also The
chcs-.r~f. Tie lar-s quantity We spliy fr
4, ,liar ls-ir-. 4, Nifhin the reach u every
lnir: asd IA t.lsssss assfrscis. where FzvEE
49, Anrr ufcv7i :. -vcry toly shotld have It
s.ssi s.-e Il frris inih ~ cure and rrutccraon.
Z. IL ho.el ths, ,rsrr vii place Il Within the
rea.h II rli--fl.s llossr a. well = the rirh- A
--n. srt.,rriorify n tbs remedy over any
.rie- ever ds4,v--i 4 for The speedy and Ger
lain cure ~ Inferrsi;fcnts i. that It contains
M L.rnaine ~ r4iAsral. consequently Il Pro-
is~s. W gnin;-ra cr other injurious cffect'
.haseycr EIaal shc constitution. 1ifse cured
y Il are Z a. hxa.t!.y - If they had r-cyel
, hs.l tn ai.~s-r-
Fever ss.i Aya~ is not alone The conri'1cne.
r IL riia riatic poison a Sr'as varicry q
..slrss a,i-c ir1rn rs Irritation. among y fiiei
ar Ncmraig'a. Kiseur.liisrrl. sis.tst- lieadarhe
bind -. Icoiharhe. Esr.Ihe. Cat.nh, Asth
ma. i'sip.tatson. Painful Affection ei IN
>ri-ra. glv,sriicS. s'sin il the loves. : 1oic
I G'arslrsis. AMI ncrar rcInrfitc 4 The s'ornsrh
al II ~hirh. ~lcn originating II this cause
p1t cn TIE irterns.ltcrt ~ e, % isercae r'c-loa
it-.i. Thas ..t'rrE- cxpcls the poison fToI
IN. tlptd. and consequently cTrcs them a.
s.x-. Il $40 inyairslie sE..es tirn q ir-iini
g-.-ts asa r--ssrs travelling cr trTIrraril.
-rs-ts-- IA ,i~ n ~i.fions distrsr-s- Il r&sel
cs,s;ssl,lf- IN daily Willie rsrn-s.i % tsz- N
rr-oss. fh.r Ill H. rNAfescd isas.a tle esxr-sni
.ra r.rn.t srcusnll.te H. sufficient II sssl,
~ r;r-s safn dsrs~e. iirce II : essn --ict
valaA Il fnr f.scfsrtitn .ism Crre- ard tea ~
ever sasF..r frssa ls.irln4ttrlts- II iley ava
fhrmse.scs u lie Ise.ers.u.i It's re-.ssiy =
scrsas
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vor JASPER INDIANA WEDNESDAY, &C..


stayed with IL. 'inr seven years Ii
his stndent lie are hong " wair.H
To wait ior what inquired Mr.
Jones.
''Frr ihe sooiiimecNn.uy,' replied
liis wife.
WHY. woman. tie gnol time las
romc. long ar. Can't You zee II.
We've hc,n Iavin. il all'along."
III mar ~ - with you. Mr. Jones.
lut ! have never been free from anx.
irtv for nnc minute in my life
And never viii be. nv dear. ~
Turned the husband. 1T il positively
your strong point. and ] have quite an
admiration ior ,our skill III 1t. You
will find more e. submit to in any
given circumstances than any woman
have ever known
Mrs. Jones raised her eyes 70 iicr
husband in meek surprise. She Tor
gave him. and was silent.
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been married long time. since he
conld re member amost. The first
Mrs. Jones was . pretty school Toy
love. and died carly. Mr.. Jones was
uncomfortable for more than six months.
and them. finding the burden Of his
grief too heavy 70 be borne alone, de
cided 10 share his regrets with sym
va;hizing fcmin inc friend. This con-
nection was : happy one for many
years: but, alas for the mutability Of
earthly pleasures. Mr.. Jones was
again q widower at the age Of forty.
and being extremely lonesome, and
having the habit Of marrying. he OF
tered his broken life and tereaved sf-
iectIons 10 Miss Patience Norcruss, .
mature young lady Of thirty
We have said that Mr.. Jones had
a habit Of being married. and it had
SO grown upon him that, had Provi-
dence opened the way. he would in
all probability have followed up Sc
lrIes Of bercavemcnts with succession
or consultations. But in selecting Miss
Patience. he had no regard to com
patlbility OF temper lie had never
IN ought anything about it. Ills 9TH
er marriages had been happy acci-
dents, and, so lar as hc knew or re
t.ected, that was the order o: nature
Bat Miss Patience had habit. too
and il was in accordance with hel
name. Tor il was the habit Of endur
ancc. 1t was falling that leaned Z
virtues side, and beyondit. She l'v
! cd in the remote and iuture. In
: ,sresent with her was never anything
but a M ake-shift-s mere temporar.
expedient ill better times. Dlstanc
! not onlv lent enchantmcpt 70 her Oh
I i.c,, of pursuit. but was a5solutel
! the vnly Charm ID which slrc was scr
-iriyr. She really liked Mr.. Jcne
np 70 the hour Of lis proposals; sli
uaeekIv tolerated liim ever sfer.
Th.v wrr. boarding for a tim,
.,,l.. TX. s.;J submjssivelv to a
! ,,;a,as.
: III. -. :, y very com for,aLle {,
} ~ nre.eu,. until we fsel able to kee
?
. Nr Jone. after the remark had bee
! e;,era,ed f,r the tiftieth time; asse
!: rxd that he was able to keep house.
Z To provide this. he engaged Al
! furnished q tasteful tenement, Al
!. auaher wear saw Mistress Patien
' the patient mistress Of her own flr
:,
NO. ,l..ssc, s;,uat;on- a
r. cnnd. y. sIs called on 4 to
,;a.c.c,;or
!. NJ, 80 aid Mrs. Jones. :
'--J -
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usual DELAYS and disarpoini'nenis,
and Mrs. Joncs' love ot endurance
was fully eraiiiied; she was resalcd
with lingering sweetness long
drawn out Al length the house
was built ani furnished. ihe grounds
laid out and planted. and the wheels
OF tile new establishment fairly IN mo
fivn. Moreover. by rare good luck.
there was very little 70 alter and un
do; mast ~ the arrangements were
desirable and the experiments success
ses.
Hope my dear" sand Mr. Jones,
benevolen'ly. .'that We are in a con-
diiion to take comfort.
III we ever get settled, assented
Mrs. Jones with a sigh.
Well, wears rolled on. and they
we're settled. The flowers hloomed. !.
ant the fruits ripened. The turf
thicxend into velvet, and the trees
grew tall and cast welcome shade
Strangers paused to admire the pre-
misses as they passed, and neighbors
paid their various tributes OF envy
and admiration. Mr. Jones grew t.
look portly and contented. Not 50
: with Mrs. Jones. To all the cnccn-
.liums lavished npon her residence,
she replied sui missively: ''les it's
IA pretty place, but we don't know
I. who we built ;or. We have no child
: rem TO come after Us. and We are jus
putting up improvements for strang
0 ers 70 pull down"
Was ever woman so favored Of al
einiulgcnt fortune. Within a yea
} after the utferance Of this remark, Mrs
J Jones was the happy The pa'ien
el,nother cf a real. genuine, gloriou
baby. Mr.. Jones, who had with dil
n r:al ~. b.,,,;,... /.
Y fore. was uncontrollably jnbilant nov
= The by was healthy. handsome. an
ri 1911, The,e "a. II mistake abor
,.;a,. j. - ) sxod ~, a..ar os n
.;-.,;.,,da u.L.a rants 1,
III s,, i. ..a n,,.a- -.
.,r, s ,.;fv !,
cr n, ,,,.a, "a. ~ srnrene d
,pl,;,,,
And the mother. Ala, here was q
- /. mo,ber,. car.s anxiet,es and Tor
.r-lhod;ors Until he was weancd. i
scarcelv left the bouse. or INDUCED
nd the simplest Inxuries OF diet. I'll,
nS lthsre was the long period Of teetl-cr
celt;ny duriny which her maternal a
re-Iprehensions were never appeased.
Then she lived in fear Of the measl,
id xboopinc cough. and scarle, fever. u
,urItil the voung hero met and conquer
them all. lie grew round and ros
At and she thin and anxious. but still u
-1..-allx - pat.art A. eshnnl shq fear
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G-TThs Irslrnd folks gave 20 The recruits
BY Lieut.. Alexander for Captain
Bsnia's company OF volunteers . msgnin-
re nj supper on lsst rharsdsy evening X.
S.nI'h. Esq snd Rev. A. J. Strain made the
speeches on ths occs-ion. Next morning
the recruits. twenty. seven in number. were
taken 20 Princeton in wsgons. This nssrly
fills Capt. Bsnts-s company. We under
sland this company has elected ID j. Bsn'a
Captain; "A. III Aisxsndsr, IL Lieutenant;
- Glesson. I'd Lieutenant; John Norman
Orderly Sergeant. We hope the Orderly
viii furnish o. . copy Of the Compapy roll.
Tor publication.
"A poriipn d The company raised BY C-pt.
Bohsrt end others is now 10 Camp a. CeIes-
ire. Til. conpsry is now nearly fol- snd
/. xo.c,s 10 leave fIr Camp " Holt (bs'Seen
New Albany ard Jeas'sOrviIl') y nsxf Mon
aav. Thi. crmp.ay i PrInsErsl'y m'se up
lin Ilsll tywn.h
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE u hereby given hat The undsr-
~ signed hss been sppoinfed sdrrinistrs :
frr de hosis nm of the essss Of Jessph
Helm, late Of Dubois county. licensed Said
estate 10 srpp~sed 20 hs solvent.
ccsl6 FRANCIS q. .CEHLHACSES.
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CONTRIBUTORS FOR SnLpIERs.-The pa
frioiic. whole .souled ladies of Dubois coun-
", are responding nobly 10 the call o. the
u. Qaarternasier General for their sii
in providing our gallant volunteers with ihs
necessary sricIes 10 protect them from the
piercing cold q the approaching winser.-
This - = matter which TIE Government
.hnuid ia have had foresight enough 10 attend
I'd 10 in lime. 20 a. not 10 br compelled 10
call for contributions from :ts citiz- :. but
becsuse il did no, have. j. no reason why
those Who have gone out 10 tight our battle
should be slle~.d 10 suffer and die. while
~e at home could easily spare Sufficient 20
90 them comfortable. Every dictate Of
christianity, humanity ard patriotism would
.hudder st such a suggestion. This -, as sit
should be. the feeling in this community.
sud in accordance with H. 70 give pr,csi-
lcsl sfT-c, 20 their -ympsIhiss, meeting Of
LADIES assembled on Mondsy nigh, 81 Rev
j. S,rsin's; = ccmmittes of len lsdis-
-lsss appointed % -clicit coniri % ions - Be
-ldslrered Nv tie 18th Il November, and We
learn ths' 80 iar sonuit ulions haye been
/, very liberai. Ms~r-. John Mann. l. o.
lC.nneiIy, and ID anc were appointed q
comniuee 10 s'iena 70 the forwarding of
The articles. and contributions 81 ~ The
houses IL either 81 thrse PERSONS viii BE-
: properly forwarded % he QraFirrmnster
/ lli neral, Who, a. sonn 40 sufficient numbsr :
!. received tcr airy particular regiment, will
ldispstch a specisI mrssengsr 20 the regi-
/, me nj. 20 that he articles are surr ~ reach
ling their destinations. The articles mos'
NEEDED ere blankets. socks, miitenr, undrr-
e shirts. drawers. &c Tie ouarisrmrs'er has
u crowded thst any p.rsyn donsiing sr'icle'
nj can have them seat 10 ~hYm they wish ~
t-I,he army. BY distinctly mark'hg On every
lartislr the none ~ the person they Intend
t.e auicIes tor. together with the regiment
end company % which he belongs. befor'
''liorw srding them, thus:
n .Donaie5 10 the Uni,ed States for The us'
q of Sir. Company -, Capt --
vi Regiment. Indisna Volunteers. GAG
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We hope the ladies of This county Will
secure enough contributions 20 rendes each
volunteer in the service Of bis courisy from
ohi- county. { mfurthble.
Articles received without any preferences
marked on them are distributed according 70
Tho discretion % he Quartermast :.
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Sold by
Hnser & Friedman. Jasper Dr. w Shun \
.evmsnn. Fsrdirsnd; Wm Mshin. IreIsnd-
winipp-r & MiIburn. Hsv-vtIle. arc by ~
dealer. in medicines evev~ here.
wholesale bv
r. A. Rohisson 4 Co., Louisville: Allen l.
Co Cir ~inns,i. Mv 4. Tl.
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. Regiment. Indiana Volunteers. Cas-
of Ousrsernaslsr General Of Indians. From
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aal. n. A Ia 80 M 4.

saeiisi tlg Az islal.
esxr : 80 - raE 'suSrINEt oFrlcE.
ROCKVILLE, nd.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1861-01-04
The HYATTSTOWN BRASS BAND.
nm NH lLl SIhAl hELIal

~ III UNI blHnD, nUulM.
TIVE subscriber would respectfully inform
4 his OLD customers aud the public general
~, tha- he has again opened Store at his old
stand, near the Union Turnpike Toilette,
where be win keep constantly on hand a well
selected STOCK OF GOODS, which he will
sell as low as they can be purchased in the
District OF Columbia. He would name, in part:
BOOTS, SHOES and other Dry Goods
FANCY ARTICLES Of all kinds
TtNWARE, at Manufacturers prices
GROCERIES Of all kinds
In fact, everything usually kept in a well
regulated country store.
In the adjoining room TO his Store, he has
opened a BAR which will, at all times, be
furnished with the best of Liquors, Wines, Sc
gars. &c.
On the Table of his Reading Room will al
ways be found the latest and most popular pa
pers of the day.
lie would take this opportunity of returning
10 his old customers and the public his CRATE
full Acknowledgements for past favors, and hum
bly, solicit a continuance.
oct l2-6t LEWIS GRAVES.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1861-01-04
THE KANSAS RAID.

The Secretary of War has received a
despatch from Gen. Harvey. 1t contains
all the principal facts connected with
Montgomery's raid, aud throws some
light in regard to the object and purposes
of the funds TINT are being collected for
suffering Kansas. After reconnting the
movement Of the troops seat after Mont
gomery, he says:
II believe that Montgomery's band 10
fully as large as represented to be; that
they are sworn to protect each other by
perjury, assassination, and in every way
possible. Their object is, as declared
publicly by themselves, to protect fugi-
tive slaves in the Territory, to assist them
to run away whenever an opportunity Of
fers, taking them East and receiving
sixty dollars per head" and driving out
Of the Territory all who oppose them in
so doing. A large portion Of the popu-
lation on the border either belong TO this
organization or sympathize with them,
them or ga we ~ 7frJ niGs dare not oppose
them. ! am satisfied that the greater
part, il not all Of the donations which are
sent to sufferers in Kansas goes into the
hands Of this band, and greater portion
Of it is perverted from the use intended
by purchasing arms and munitions of war
for carrying out their plans. 1t would
take large force to thoroughly break ap
this band.
Montgomery has regularly organized
band Of about sixty men, who receive ten
dollars per month, besides a portion Of
the robbcries, &C., and also spies and
runners all ever the country, who give
him timely notice Of any movements set
on foot against him. The day before the
troops reached Mound City, Monto"~"
RVS men, TO the numb
hundred o.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

JAMES w. BOSWELL respectfully tenders
- his services to the citizens of Montgomery
county as Auctioneer From his long expert.
ence in selling, he feels confident that he will
be able to render general satisfaction.
He will attend to sales in any part Of the
county, and his terms will be such as cannot
fail to please. All orders addressed to him at
Rockville, Darnestown, or Poolesyille, will be
promptly attended to. Tdec l4-tf
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GREENBURY HICKMAN.


NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
IN has obtained from the Orphans Court Of
Montgomery county letters testamentary on the
personal estate Of
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AUCTIOMEERINC.

MN. W. ALLEN, Auctioneer, will attend
w to sales in any portion Of the county,
and respectfully solicits a share of the public
patronage. His charges are moderate. All
orders left at the Sentinel office, or directed
to me at Rockville, will be promptly attended
to. dec l6--tf
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OF the People Of South Carolina, as
sembled in Convention, TO the PeO-
pie of the Slaveholding States of the
United States.
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Notice to Travellers, &c.

Notice to Travellers, &c.
DERSONS wishing Seats in the Stage TO
Il Washington or Frederick, or any Of the
intermediate points, will please call on Mr..
DAVID H. BoUIo, who is alone authorized to
receive fare. He will also receive Bundles to
be carried by the Stage at his store
BENJAMIN COOLEY, Proprietor
Of the Washington and Frederick Stage Line.
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WASHINGTON HOTEL.
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111e1sH 11s1k1H' I 7 oP1ro7f
TBEflE undersigned having leased the above
a establishment, which is now undergoing
thor ugh repair, would respectfully solicit a
continuance of the patronage heretofore SO lib
Grail bestowed upon it. lie assures his friends
and he public generally, that every effort, on
lis ptrt will be made to contribute to the ease
and comfort Of all who may favor him with
their patronage.
HIS TABLE will always be supplied with
the best the market affords; and at the Bar
will ne found the choicest brands of Liquors
and Segars.
TIE SrABLING attached to the house is
fargeAaud cQmmodious, and as none but atten-
tive cstlers viii unemployed, persons stopping
a. his house may rely upon their horses being
well attended to.
\ gu- His charges will be very moderate.
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