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z A.F.A 4. Ms SosAsS DELOsEANIg LonGE.
w No.l2+, under the jurisdiction OF the Supreme Coun-
w cii"ithe Grand Central Lodge OF France, working in
'he ancient Scotch Rite, holds it, regular meetings on the we'd
nesday nearest the full moon of each month. at the old Lodge
Room, in King street. Visiting brethren respectfully invited
- attend.
August IS. l6OIfl p &. ZONES SECRETARY
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The following intelligence IS by the steamship
.4ra5ia. which brings dates from Europe to the 18th
Of November
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bents, aud select new ones from among all parties.
lie has himself. indeed, already intimatei as much
on many occasions.
All the speculations. rs to Mr.. Lincoln's Cabinet
with which newspapers have amused themselves at
the present moment-are preposterous. Although
thoughts, he knows too much TO be guilty II the i'm
~prCpriety of acting in the premises before being for
maliy made President by the Electoral College
Cor. y. F. Bulletin.
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HEALTH. AND HAPPINESS
are obtained 10y cleansing the blood Of its impurities. Blood.
we arr told, ON the highest authority, is the :" Life" or at least
the medium Of Life to the Body and i. l., we know, the great
feeder of every part OF the frame. Thus the blood is the great
channe! OF disease: consequently, a good or bad state Of the
system, or constitution. is no more or less than a good or had
state Of the blood. We have made the composition Of the blood
our study, and are satisfied that two-thiris Of all diseases are
caused by its impurities.
Believing the above facts, we made ourselves acquainted with
the BLOOD CHEMICALLY with a view To "A reliable medicinal
agent, that would correct all impurities Of the blood. aud at the
sam time etectUaly cure all diseases arising therefrum. We
have succeeded beyond our most sanguine expectations. as
thousands can testify who have tried the virtues OF the prepar1-
ton known 10y all professional men as
HALLS SARSAPARILLA, YELLOW DOCK, AND
IODIDE OF POTASS.
Beware Of ignorant imitatorS. The genuine is sold everywhere
10y respectable dealers. in preference to all others.
K. HALL u co.
sole ProprietOrs,
.2i-6m 1i3 and l45 Clay street, san Francisco.
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AGGREGATE ELECTORAL VOTE.

The Facts AND FIGUREs.-So much is being said
about Mr.. Lincoln being a minority president, it may
the total vote Of 1856 and 1860, and that cast for the
candidates respectively
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CALIFORNIA;.

ST unusual interest
California.
The bark Comet had a long passage over from this
Vrt, arriving on the 18th q December. She came
vTy nearly being wrecked, as will be seen by the fol-
.sing from the Mirror:
IL TIE BREtKEHs-Durinr the last five DAYS the
as CONT, bound hither from Honolulu. has been
EislH one hundred miles Of this port weathering a
SECESSION Of very heavy southeasterly gales. Yester-
Iy afternoon about , O'Clock, whilst surrounded by
a tense log, she was suddenly found TO be I'm the
amidst It the breakers of Point Bonita, inside the bar :
fsey 1t 90 the anchor, but the chain snapped at
me- Il Was > perilous moment, and all on board
,ueeted every instant that the vessel would strike on
the rscks and @ down Captain Smith, with admi-
n6e e0Olness, brought her up in che wind. and
hrggi past the breakers into deep water again A
hs hours later hc brought bis vessel safely 10 anchor
If Bt1ek Point. The passengers held a meeting and
passed resolutions eulogising his conduct during the
sE6us passage, and particularly Of seamanship and
ursence Of mind displayed by him during those
prl5us moments among the breakers.
4Bs-oSDED-CharIes Powell, late oyerscer Of the
Sl.rlmento chain gang, Il stated 10y the Mars TO have
recently lett this city rather HncsremOniOusly for the
SaniWIch Islands \ Sacramento paper SAYS he Is
represented to have converted his city scrip into cash,
hrgettng to settle his accounts with numerous
fPnIs, and to have stated here that he had been re-
esctel N Sacramento TO his position a. OveTseer, but
On account Of i'll health was compelled to employ
sueboIy IN his place for a few weeks until he could
regain his health by n short seI voyage.--1HrTOr.
MINISTER TO NlENICo-The Hon. John Il. Weller.
hie Governor of California, has been appointed Minis
ter to Mexico, started for Acapulco, en- route for the
cry q rhe MOutezumas, on the steamer Of the 2Ist
If december
TIE ExPORTs or CALIFoRSIA-The exports Of this
State from January lst to December 18th, 1853 and
1850, we're in value as follows:
1858. 1860.
Treasure. .SO7 ,92G S4O,SO2,2IS
Merchandise. 5,379,f4S 7,95S,494
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Presidential Election.

The following statistics from the New York Herald,
the fullest and latest details received
The Popular md Electoral Vote Of The
Union
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ARRIVAL OF THREE MAILS!
The Presidential Contest!
secession ~ Dissolution!
THE SOUTH IN ARMS,
openings ConEross.

The fine clipper ship Ocean Express arrived on
rsuslay last, l. days passage from San Francisco,
ringing three New York mails. The news received
q. II unusual interest
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General Merchandise.
N q It L & H
To those Wishing to procure ENGLISH or
q
nWING 10 TmEINCREASED ENPENSI

OWING TO THEINCREASED EXPENSE
- attending the importation ~ Books, aud the decreasing
demand for them, the undersigned viii hereafter couhne his
orders principally TO such books as may Ice expressly ordered
be- y.-fItS TiShJHg them
An order wiz De forwarded to Boston once a month, for such
new or old publications As may he desired. Persons wishing TO
procure books. viii therefore leave their orders, ami the same
will be procured either by Express via Pauama, ur by ships via
Cape Horn. Single copies Of books ordered to come by Express
vii, cost Laid down in Honolulu about my per cont 0UeT fSs
home yTTcC those coming 10y ships. about hiTfV per cent.
Where auGuber Of books are ordered Er one person, the charge
will be less.
The time required to get books by Express, will he from +to5
months and 10y ship, from 6 10 ; months
Address,
Honolulu, Dec. 1860. 239-3m II. VI. WHITNEY.
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Office TO THE PUBLIC The Honolulu
TURN-NEEEIN beg leave to inform the Public that trev are
10" prepared TO give instruction. IN Gymnastics 10 boys between
the ages SEVEN and SIXTEEN Years. on Tuesday evening Of each
week. For further Information, apply To Ma. II. VoE1kEE.
Ter order &. :. FFLUGER
---1Tl <arr.-.r u T
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Breckenridge over Bell in Southern States -. .....-.....- Il
breckenridge over Douglas i'm Southern States............. So
Lincoln Oge- Bel ia the UuIon. 1870
Lincoln over Douglas il the Union
Lincoln over Breckenridge in the Union
Lincoln over ali in the Union 81
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SpttiaI 0otitrs.
MUSICAL.

%&EF The subscriptions for tMc year ending Nov. so, 1861.
~ being u,w due, The Members are requested {, paw
Nsea'y a. convenient, 10 THO. II. DAVIES.
Zt.-lm-at6 O.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-04
Letter from ALERT Pike.

Editor Of tie Mckinney Messengers
Sir Il will thank You to permit
me. through the columns OF your pa
per, to inform the people OF lcNas
that | have this day settled the terms
Of Conventions between the Ecservr
Indians. and the Chiefs o. the No-co-
nj, Ia-nei-w la-pa-rii1-ca and
Co-cho-tih-ca bands OF the Conan
chcs.
I am entirely satisfied that the
Chiefs and their people are acting IN
faith Those four bands agree to
come in and settle upon the Re
serves. Peace is made with them,
AID the Chiefs are to go and carry
the talk to the other bands, and IN
d Q, them to come III also and meet
m, here when the leaves fall.
| I'Bc NEST perfect confidence Is nov
felt by these Indians. in our sooc
faith, and ! have entire confidence
in theirs. Their confidence has beer
, in great measure produced by tn
fact that | have an escort OF Cree'
and Seminole mounted volunteers
and that the principal Chiefs of tn
f Cheek and Seminoles are here wit
me. and have given assurances tina
G nv promises will be kept.
t / appeal to the people of the frol
q tier Of Texas in this endeavor to II
v store peace on that frontier, and
/ stop the effusion OF blood in an II,
r. necessary and profitless warfare
h We can have peace with the Conan
?. ches, if nothing occurs to shake the
!. confidence in our good faith, and
:. mounted men and volunteers do n
interfere to prevent the success
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-04
Communicated.

EdiiDr DaUy NctrS II find the ,
following extracts IN an o!d Maga- |
zine published in 1892 bat th" sub
jccts ar" applicable 70 the present
time.
RETaosparTIoN.-- .---G,coTgr the
Third reigued iifty-nine years. thirty
three OF which We're passed in war,
and twentv-S;N IN peace. Ihe debt
on his accession was acl2O, 100000;
at his death eS2G,0oO, 900. He found
| the annual charge of tax alton -EG,6OO,-
| OOC 'aud left ii 10000 900, ncludlng
the expenses of collection, 1t Is
computed that during his reign of
war, no less than 100000 OF bis
fellow creatures We're sacrificed.
Abe Lincoln has reigned but six
months, and he has alread y sacriti-
ced about $4,000 of his fellow crea,
lures, besides negotiating for debt
of 500 900, GOO, and levying Il tax o
, some GO,oo0,OOO, Gf We recollec
ariol.t) George doubtless though
: he was smart, bat the "Republican
King, leaves him in the shade -
t Could Abe but reign 80 years, wha
beautiful state Of things he woul
: leave at his death. The Gar of a
: the Russias, will please take notice
A Town OF RoGuEs-Rhilip {
Macedon founded a colony in Thrac'
: which he baptized the Clown {
:, Roeues," and hither he transporte
;f more than 1000 sycophants, fals
1t witnesses, and legale harpies.-lbi
of Gould Phillip but rise from IA
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-04
Onward! Onward!

~ C,nrreoders. as also ourselves. .-are
kept in suspense about the proha DILL
tv of an attack upon Washington
CITY. Intelligence so faras received
;nc]iucs us to think that such has ta-
ken place, or will in very snort
time. This will, we opine. be the
b,oo1iest battle recorded in the pages
of f,,turc history, for surely, II the
INorthernerS have any bravery at all
most undonhtcdlv it will be exhibited
,D that occasion. so far as our own
mon ave concerned we need say moth
Inv" about them, but merely point to
REPORTS in the journals Of the North
furnished by participants III the pat
tie Of Manasseh. to prove Their raior'
and the metal of which they are com
posed. We predict that that battle
should take place. will he unequal
led bv any to bepoirted ou'in history
| We hope and pray to o"r tod ina
i,hat on this occasion like al others
mo damnal,Ic hordcs OF Lincoln Wlt
learn that freeman. lighting lor 'Eel
rights. b.queathod to them by thei
f,r.G,th,,s. are not 20 he conquered
: ,vr, that they are unconqu""ab!S
We only regret that such IA sci
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-04

grave and visit Washington City, he
would find a colony there compared
With which his would appear. no
bigger than a Quaker meeting, estab-
liShed by his worthy successor Abe
King Of Yankecdom !
REBEL.
New Orleans, Aug. 1861.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-04
See notice of Ladies Military A1t
Society. in another column>
WHAT'S ont 1.-The New lorl

~ NQI cFt nv
fl,.ibune says:
1t is reported, as an interesting
fact in the vicissitudes ct pol1tlcs'
that Mr.. Thurlow Weed, Of Albany,
lately paid visit to Alr: James 9 or
.l,n Bennett of New York, at ms
,,,aonificent suburban residence at
shington Heights. The inter
view. which lasted for several hours
,yas characterized by the utmost cour-
t,.sv on both sides, and was made
The occasion. for entertaining MI
Weed with one Of those sumptuous
ApiciaN dinners for which the Gle,
rant. retreat amid the shades OF
Washington Heights is distinguish
.d. What was the subject OF tht
conversatiea has not transplred' bu
it is believed to, have referred to tn
state of the country, and the poilcyy
=. TO be adapted in bringing our dlfil
cultiesto u happy settlement. MI
Bennett, as is reported, was mucl
impressed by the mental' energy
comprehensive breadth Of inteiiectu
ii vision, and grasp of purpose eS
hibited by Mr.. Weed.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-04
negotiations, by inconslder'te, h"sty
or passionate action.
7 ;,,,loro tha citiZcnS of Texas

ness5sOtllllolSs ~
or passionate action.
I implore the citizens "t IeNas
not to cross Red River. into the co''n-'
trv leased FROM the Choctaws ana
Chickasaws, in armed bodies. 1t Is
not necessary, and therefore they have
no RIGHT to do so. In the exercise OF
the MOWERS vested III me, have
stipulated that all the Texas troops
shall be withdrawn, and the.r place
supplied BY companies OF thoefa"
and Chic.sasaw troops; and have
Given advic. of this to the Governor
If T,xas and 20 Colonel Henry Nc
Culloch. c,. =
| shall give the Conauche Chiefs
Whit, Aags aud Letters ct Safeguard
for themselves and all the persons o.
their Bands. TO violate these Let
trrs would be 10 diehnnor the Rcpuh
IL. and l,e who does it viii commit
high crime.
: l. j, my most anxious desire t.
effect permanent peace with 'h'
lr,nauch,s, and their sett!eintn1 up
an RESERVES. With the aid o: tn
fn.opi. OF Texas | can do IT. lie
,h.In nnt listen to lying reports, s'
;, on foot. 40 one knows by whom, AN
j ,.+r;hutinc to the Comanches al! tn
>, ,-iliaiuics OF the Ca a-w"s, who nav
refused 10 make peace Wiic" th'
wos insisted on by the t"manrh":
l. and demanded OF ,iirn' til" Iea''
,. I,,.k..,- d. III. Reserve 'onanche
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-04

q Elsewhere VIII be found an in
r,.r. 5. inc letter from Albert Pike, adj
DRESSED to the people Of Texas, and
,,,,blished in the McKinney Messen-
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-04
ETiSS~IiSIIccE.%-
va "a - :, {.

Va "a - q
.SbONk'S Large american Mai
with the States Of the late l'nl"2'1
laid of in counties. Also -hsHic'
and Central America, can be toua'l
.or sale at iIvaius', Ball q DasAle. :
and T.. Il. Morris for less than oi9"1
nal cost, having been purchased al :,
ln..;,n pr;c. ~. vEni
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-04
81 Restaurant.

YgNHE, undersigned would respect
4 fully inform the citizens OF ohreve,
port and vicinity, that he has opened
a RE.STl UR1NTon Texas street,
near Market, where he is prepared at
all times to satisfy his friends and
customers, from o'clock, A. NJ. until
IL, p. NJ, with warm or cold meals
EyTo Boarders by the month OF
week, a liberal deduction will bemade
lvln54-6m y. "A. JEdi-E'
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-04

We arr authorized ~ "n!4"''.sr
ISEiEI. W. pItkE\s', ~ "a car
diaatc tor the ot'ic. Of >,her!h, i, T.
ensuing election.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-04

We are authorised to announce,
~ II PITTS, us candidate ton r,'i
rlec;io', for Il" 't'ic" OF fhI,.l' \ n
Election on the first Monday IN ~.
vem|er. =.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-04

Wcar.. authorized t" ann"uitT, ~
THOMAS Il SAMPSON ~ " r;'t.
didatc far the Office ot Nlfi." I :. :,
the ensuing tl.rt;o;H
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-04

A good, active, and industrious
.i,,x. arsd beween Ii and 10 years,
having tolerable education' and re-
siding with his parents, is wanted at
mi, Office as an apprentice Apply
immediately.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-04

We are authorized 10 ani!"'n'r'
DIR. W. w. GEORGE, Us a cnH"i-
I,t. for :, scat IN the lower braHgi'
Of the Legislature, of Iouisia!na, at
III. election. in November.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-04

- What tends toward the improve
jaent Of certain places? The b"id-
ing of railroads.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-04

We received 40 mails yesterday,
to the disappointment of not Jew
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-04

ivc are authorized IA ann"unce u"
na..~ OF Il. Whit Ia f., as y "i:,''ld,l," i"l
lc-,,rc,ion, te the Legislator, tor the f"''st'
.f Cudd, u
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-04

Wanted TO hire. negro boy pc
tween J.; and Is years Old. Inquire
4, this office.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-04
hyrrepoyt 1allN Nf'r5'
y~o.DICX&I<SesC
rD1TOR AND PROPRIETOR.
" pncsd,!ay, September A. ls6
.loh Work must be paid for on de
AGENTS..


~, Holm ". TAyER. is our authorized
Mr.. y. d. C'BK,Es. No. 6, E<ehanSS s3
,a,e>, New Orleans, IS "'1f "'"e"
A-e,t for tha. city. nv
Ma. II. c. CLARKE. Bookseller, IS or 1U-
-, .',--..ai AGENT for Sickshurg and Nstrhe%,
~ !. II. LorToN, is oar agent at l>'''e-
NJ 4 l., EAN. OF the News Depot, IS our
.,,,ri,nr;zca agent in Jefferson, Texas.
We will be pleased 10 receive G"n'3Hr, Si'1ays
noccasionai article from oarpianteIs
...,,iy, to the crops, will be very accept DIS
,a' fact, We desire correspondence iron
cry section Of III" States ,
n..sn,,a1 articles will not Ire published
...,f.cr,,, communication, or advertisement :
;Ihose friendly to "ur undertaking.. W. W.
u.s. hear Of amy local, OF "'iief items ,n;, ;
Mi rrovc of interest to our rta"ris' W =" "
t...-n,. us by handing in the same at the ofi'
he News.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-04

Pos3nGstcrs ar" 1"Q"cSfcd I"
,.ct as agcntS far the Ne'rs. an" re-
t,,.u te,, per ccjsttiom a"o''"f f'|''"|"'' E
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-04

Tia height OF cool"rss-Io ask
~. u tn treat. on the strength Of las
having gone to an expense III po!c-
raising.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-04
CANDIDATES. .

WE are authorized TO ann"nl'''
GEORGE II. CUll.DER>', tor III"
LOWER BRANrH or NTEE l-M"iS.'N-
TuRE, for this Parish. go
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-04

We understand that orr fellow
c;t;zrrs. MrSsrS. Hull & Co.. raised
a flag pole while We're sick. Good tor
Them.
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Dapple John.

~,-.L,, MY THOROUGH BRED HORSE
WT of the Jrnus. Canadian and B j.
urr DIund-wiI bc ut my Steam Mill place
six miirs Soutl Of Lanrastcr,ille on Fri.
day and Saturday uf each week daring the
ensuing Spring Season : prOrIhcd Il club o.
ten or twelve 5c made up for that point
Cthr:Nisr hr will not hc moved from his
stables nj RIy Hanging Rock place This
:. prof "sri "s an accommodation To such
as would !i"d II iEcOnvcuirnt to send as far
~ hanging Rock. If the arrangement is
mnGr hy which hc will be- nj the Steam
Nil. "n Friday ami Saturday, lac will stand
ia" remainder Cf each week al Hanging
Rock
This Horse does not noN require puff
iing"; h" i, we'll known To the community,
and his cots SPEAK for themselves They
furnish the best guaranty of the worth of
the horse, ana an examination "f them is
invited DAPPLE JOHN was awarded IL
handsome premium at the last annual State
Fair at Columbia.
The Terms for the cusuing season, are (:
For Single Admitiance IS the Season,
Sl2 Insurance $40
Careful and experienced Grooms will at
tend him At both places, and all care will
be taken to prevent accidents will not
be responsible, however, for any, SHOULD
they occur. JAS. VI. MGR RAM.
March 6, 1861. Aft
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ASoTHsR BATTLE AT PHlLLIpPr-GLo,
RIoUs VIcroRY The Lynchburg Re
publican, Of Thursday, has the following
glorious tdings:
Through gentleman Of undoubted
veraciiy, who arrived here yesterday
from Manassas Junction, we learn ,ha,
information, deemed altogether authentic
had been recei. ed there Of another battle
al PhiIippi, in which the IN S! complete
victory was achieved Ly our troops.
Large reiDlorceinonts having been nd
ded to our forces, they made an advance
ON Philippi, where the enemy we're en-.
campeJ, aud engaging them in battle,
succeeded in compete'y routing them,
with the loss to Ike enemy Of over Que
hundred killed and wounded, besides the
capture ot a number Of pr;aouers. and tie
rccapture OF large amount OF arms, mu
utions, d., together WIKI several Of tee
encmy's cannon.
!. Oar ,roopa Suffered but slight loss, and
now hold complete possession Of the
town.
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faclhc Railroad. The Illinois Volunteers
have entered Missouri at hannibal. Gov.
Jackson, with cars and locomotives, is going
West from Jefferson City, burning bridges
Us he goes.
II is said there is large number of Con-
iedernte troops in Arkansas and Northern
Texas, ready TO move on Gov. Jacksons
Invitation.
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Notice.

4 Il Persons having demands against
n the Estate of Raleigh Hammond, lat,
OF La"cuSlcr District, deceased, are hereby
notified To attend, either personally or by
their Attorncs, in the Ordinxry's Count tc
he holden at Lancaster Court House on the
9TH day of August next, To establish thei,
respective claims, and accept or object to
the provisions made by the said r. lam,
m"nd, deed, in his Late viii ana Testa.
m'nt, for the payment Of all Of his Just
debts. In default NlI subsequent claims
will hr drbrrcd by the true intention of
this notice, this the 81 June. 1861.
=. T. HAMMOND. O. |. ID.
June !, 1861. l7f
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SHERIFF SALES.

Rl virtue of sundry writs of f ia to me
I'D directed, will .ell before the court
House Door ut l,anc,ste on the first Mon.
day in July next, within the legal hours
"f Sheriff Sales the following real estate
to wit:
Seven hundred and seventy acres of land
more or less lying on the RcdheId Road
adjoining lands nf Mrs A. Garrs and Others
levied on and TO be sold ~ the property of
J. W. Ford, at the suit of J. K. Hunter, Il.
e. l.. ID.
Also, six hundred and sixty acres more
or less lying Oh Wild Cat Road adjoining
lands Of Samuel Rowcll and Others levied
on and to be sold as the property Of Erwin
Knight nj the suit of J. X. Hunter, II. c.
l.. ID.
Also, Five hundred and seventy acres of
land more or less l,ing on the rev town
road adjoining lands Of &. A. Plylcr and
others levied On and 10 be sold as the prop
| crtv OF Daniel P!vIer at the suit of J. r.
| Hunter, II. e.. |. ID.
AMOS MCMANUS, s Id.
June 7th 1861, 1885, pf Sl.75- each
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Runaway Negros.

g RNNAN AE nom the subscribers
Ga Plantation on the 10Th inst, three ne.
TX -r"r~-Nil'-, Ned and Mary. Willis
Is - "r :,8 wears "t age, nbout feet or
I lncHrN aigh, light completed. Ned i
stout built, - or % year, nf age, abont 3
feet 10 or II inches high. Mary Is a fine
Io"himI ci~l, II or IS years of age. un.
.d"r,'nnd HAT irry say they intend making
Their wav ~ free state. 4 liberal re ~ard
will b" paid fnr their apprrrc",;c:; AMI lie.
livery I" m", or their confinement in. uny
jail IN this State, so that ! can .,; ,h,!n.
j. ". liENEGAN.
DvrHctts,i.c. J. {. May 81, 81.
i. :. Any information respecting the
auyvc mentioned negroes communicated TO
". 4. i.yans, White rains Chesterfield
District. :. c, will be attended Ia. If de.
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