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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-02

CTAfE OF IOWA, COUNTY OF SCOTT, g,
- u The District Court,
Antoine LoClairo
= .:;:; -; !: ). L.! e.: '.'''>

Te Jshn Nalsasy, Nasy Asasllalsasy aad Mar.
IN O'bsisc, Dsfsndasts. Yoc ass hsrsby notiAed
that theeeis now % 1ls, n he o1ee q he Oerl
1t the District Court q aid eespey pstitioa II
eq1ity e Antslns Ls0lairs, eloinise 4 yeu 80
ieseelosars q : certain nostgage 4ade by Joha
naleaey aad 0asy Aaa 1aleoay, Ne vi6o. 70 a.
LsClaise, aad datsd Oetobss S7ti, lo6e o. tAs FOL
levteg dssesbsd NJ eststs u Scott seanty, love
= vses The e.st Aalfse lot 10. doAt least Z
Of 81 in block No. eighty-foss [sl, ksovn, dssie.
natsd and numbered % the Hat Of l. Gloi~',
esvsatA additiea - Tie sity u Dsvsnpost, rive
70 seeuss the payment u TIVE notss Of The sane
ard two ysan after date, trs last one Of vhich /,
past DE AID unpaid asd that unIses yea ohalI
spPsss ard sasvsr mid petition aad dsfso1 o. q
oeeesc noen Of Tie seeead day Il the next tern d
Jsa4 4. D., l0el, Fajsd9 viii take dseree lol
the Foreclosure hsrein claimed, sad for sueh othe1
relief - 10 70 satltled 70.
Dated I'D Pebsuesy, 4. D., 1881.
CHARLES E. PUTNAM,
fsyssj Plaintiff Attorney.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-02
DOCTOR MARTlNHe
CATAMENlkL CORRECT0R !
HAS HAD

A TIN YEARS TRIAL.
wHIcs SHOULD BIZ SUFFICIENT TO CONVINCE EvBRY
suffering WeOaDe9ss
Of the Great Value Of the
CATAMENlAL CORRECTOR!
AND THAT 1T Is WITHOUT EXCEPTION
~ THE BEST MEDICINE "a
before the publie for al diseases arising from ir-
regularities.
Chsonle o. Nervous Debility.
IPelDisssien 81 The 11eass,
veestso o. DlaslnOes.
Psins IN me e dneys
Palns IN tho small Of The Sack
Paiss und.P the Shouiaors,
Lowness 81 sDlsies,
Lansaes sed Nesvoa'1ess Gsenasally.
O0t0cule Mensesusteo0,
suspended N ensesose1w0.
Or aesooelon Of eho alensos
And an almost endless variety of ether diseases
attendant on Irregularities superinduced by cods,
by 0, Of exertion, bya weak constitution, severe
mental or physical labor. The simple remedy for
all IL to get At the primary cause Of the disease
remove it, and yeu assist nature to regulate
This can be done by the great
Catamenial Corrector,
Which has never failed to effect cure whom
properly used, according to the directions, and .
fair trial given it.
1t il prepared from the recipe, and under the
personal superintendence OF most skillful Ph ys-
clan, who for number of years confined its use
to his private practice. For tho few years that IL
has been before the public it has gained for itself
position that will socn by its rapid increase of
popularity, place it 1t the head Of eli remedies
heretofore offered for Women's diseases. The
more especially those above enumerated which
often end in
Consumption.
For sale BY most respectable Druggists through
out the Union and Canadas.
Price 900 per BOTTLE.
Large Size, el.SO per Bottle,
N.B.-Whers it happens that your Druggist
has not the article, the money can Be RENTED di-
rect to M, and If two or more bottles are ordered
1T one time, the medicine will be sent free Of
charge for transportation.
Particular directions - to use, TO-, accompany
each bottle.
Druggist can be supplied direct from our La
boratOry, or by sending their orders to
BARNES 4 PARK, New York; F. G. WELLS /
CO., New York =. b. HANCE CO., Baltimore.
Nd; DYOTT'S, Philadelphia, Pa; J. WRIGHT
4 CO., New Orleans, La; JOHN D. PARK. Gin
cinnati, Ohio; II. H. HAYS. Portland, Ne. Or 70
any respectable Wholesale Druggists in New York
or Philadelphia. Circulars, with Trade Prices
&C., for the Cosrector, and our other medicines
sent free TO Wholesale Buyers.
No medicine placed on commission.
j. %. I. DE NY0E,
General Agent fer the United States + Canadas,
jy5-d&wly 10 Ann St., New York.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-02

ELECTTOr NOTICE.
DUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN 4HAr
. q tee ess.tse CITY 1Isstios, = y 800 -
- asse saturday = AlsiI, 1851, ths - ~ ~
Ths following s0lssss ~ = - eleetea. Aa.~,A
One 4AYOg e ths City - Deyoase{,
CITY 1RHA6URfR: ~
CITY MARSHAL; t u'
CITY CLERK;
POLICE nA0fS7RATB, ~
ALO8s1AN r. escA We'd ~ ~ Ten
aad - Wasds t. tAe tern u - yen.
DAvUrons, March u, 1851
By order Il he City Coancil,
Unnnv M--- ~
mehll-dtd1 0uk
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LlGHTE & BRADBURT'S
PATENT INSULATED FULL IRON 1RAns NV scALI
Grand and Square Piane-Portss.

The Insulated Iron fame preeerve1
h1 the original tone Of the instrument Il
Ill it parity, securing It for eli time against that
most disagreeable tinny quality of tone invariably
found in al other Iron frame Piano Fortes. L
greatly strengthens the sass and thus keeps thu
Piano Forte much longer il tune. Il givcs the
instrument much fuller, richer and sweeter tone
1t adap9s tho Piano 70 al climates and to ell chan
ges Of atmosphere, and in al respects il il mo
nOunoed, and in al respects It 10 pronounced by
our best "srtsts" the greatest improvement or ths
age in Piano-Fsr construction; producing an in.
stsument acknowledged 70 % superior T. Ill 9th.
ers made in this country or Europo.
a few tesalm enlols ln seessd q he e.>evs.
Gritty 81 ear Now Scale Poeens lassle1eA f1ana
Fessss.
III have sxamined the Piano Fortes Of Lisht1
4 Bradburys with entire satisfaction. know no(
that there any Others BETTER either In our ovu
country or elsewhere" -DR. LOWELL Mason.
"In clearness, richness, and volume Of tone, del
icasy elasticity Of touch, and Ane repeating action
have never played upon their equsl.9H. A.
WoLLsNHAUFT.
ain volume, richness, evenncss, and purity Of
t.ne, and in delicacy Of touch they certainly excel
and in that beautiful singing quality 20 desirable
yet 80 seldom found. "-WILIAn Mason.
. tone square Piano forts. "-Aa.HUn NAroIro..
aln astonished and delighted with the New
Scale Iron Frame Piano-F0rtes made BY You.
There must be . splendid future for Liehte .
Bradburys' Piano-Fortss. "-0Ao. r. Rsor.
al have never played upon % 6ne and instsu-
ment" Gro. F. BRlsfow
IL consider them - TO beauty, richness, fullnsss
and equality Of tone, - we'll - their agreeable.
elastic touch, equal II not superior to any Pianos
made In this eountry or Eusops."-KAaL W1Ls.
"In power, quantity, and equality Of tons, they
certainly excel; while for thas peculiar rich and
singing tone 20 invaluable - - accompaniment
to the voice. have never net their equal" &C.
BAssIMI.
"Thsy have al the rsquirsmsnts for ! superior
Interpretation sf both classical and modern oen-
positions. IN. S4nAKOeu.
Wososoo0 AL 0eoo0o Sweet, . Gsw ao~sp
8ase 81 DBoodWsv. WoW Yosk.
sAfIovAC1oRY GUARANTEE oIvUs.. -
nak1&.1ve0R
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r. c ~ o y e Il {.

Union Coffee 4 Spice MllD,
CORNER OF FRONT..AND MAIN
,.,,ci =. X JONES. Il 60.
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r EGAL NOTICR.-Stats Of lows, Scott g
IL ~.
John ?. 4 / ! iis.s, ce.ss = :.;d

Pursuant 70 ~ osdse a aid Coprt nads II the
above entitled eaase, dstsd The hrst day Of MARCH,
1851 notice !: hereby Giysa 70 III The crsditoss u
the Arm Of Tallms,, Powers + Mclean. dat
they are hereby required = present and exhibit
their respective claims = he undersignsd Re-
seiver. ct his ONCE, in the city Of Davenport, %
the ed day Of March next, ct o'clock r. n, To-
gether With the svidensss q their respective de-
msnde in order that The amounts respectively due
70 said ese1iters NY - asesrtained.
3. b. CoNGD0N,
mchSl Rseeivse.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-02
RafIfIRCADE.
Mlsslsllppl 81 ~ Rairsal.

Missisliprl a. lIla5slzi Ralrsal.
Winter Arrangement, looo.
zssias ~ - Ol1sa0s -, saiah = Auasios -.
saas (sslw lk@ Dsss.psst ~.
ON AND AvTYR MONDAY. nov. ssrs,
~ looo, ~ uotil fasthes nOtiee, paaesage6
tsains Win lsavs Dsvsapast - fellows
$50 a. \. fas Aasssgo ~ WasAinstes.
faAIHs Aaasvs A. DAvUafoDs - SetI0UA
So ,. \. fsoa Massago ~ vashiagtos.
All trains out Il Dsvsepoet will mako dirss(
esnDsetioas q NAssngo, Iovesity aad Washi1e-
Ton With the Wsstssn Sag Company Stages tes
I'll points West.
5nins fssa the Wet soansct - lesk Islsal
With trains II the Chieago aad Rock ldaad Rail
Road for Ill pointD East, North aad 8osth.
Passenger ase ssoindsA q The neooalty q
giving distinct dissstioas - - To Destination q
their basgage also TO before taking
heir seats in the oarU.
JOHN ?. TRACY, 0sa1 sup't.
4. KfnDAIi, Asst 6upt.
Davenport, Nov. -. laeo.-d2
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Nov IS THE TINE 70 LAT N WOOD
~ for vintsf 49,. We Asvs dry hndliae wood
at y % pr cord. and gsssn WOOD s 81 81 per
eegd.
9siet g 20 viii - to- e.. .s..s-,
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REAL ESTATE.
Fer Sale Or Exchange.
TsHE UNDERSIGNED oPHERs YoR ~
L ale his rssidsnss, known =
Oak Wood Villa

sitasts on the Bluk, est Of the Rail Road Depo4.
The grounds comprise about one asrs, With ! ~
hen Rochester, n. \. The house 4 ven him
az ~ ssitk bries, hes ten roons, sevsa eloeeis'
GUNNER kitchen, and II warned ~ : furnaee'
The locatton 10 such that magnificent view i
Obtained from any portion Of the pssnises. 1er
urther particular. apply 70
C.AUGUSTUS HAVfLANn
On the premises,
Or 1t the Hay Press above Bridse.
- VIII exchange for . we'll improved 1asu
near Davenport. iunele-0
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RAlLROAD6.


2 ~ UVVOOSOV SUvVOUO 01OoovO0s
rNNAND An kR MUSDAY NOV. Nm, sses,
~ ssd until farther sesIss, tsaiss viii leave
e0avsapess daily. Sasdays sassptsd, - fellow:
- peil tsDtn se......... esS 4. y,
- utGot o8Pfooos .o.ov ?. 4.
Jsslns ssFivsst Dsvsapost datly, 6ualays q.
eo0tad, ~ esllows:
let nightexpss 49,. ..............s.35 4. =.
- trelGht 0aans 81. $50 2. =.
Al trains over this rustic are in direct ccnnssion
q Chicago With trains over both the Michigan
3euthssn, Michigan Genital, PiWsbufg, Fort
Wayne, and Chicago Railroad to and from De-
eOit, Toledo, Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati,
Rtttsburg, Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls. Alba
~, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Wesh-
iogton. Also ct LaSslls with trains Of the I'LL
eets Central Road-Nosth 70 Galsns and South .
d. Louis and Cairo.
Passengers ars rsuisdsd II The nscsssity o.
giving distinct dirsetions 70 the destination Of
lhsir baggage, also 10 procure tickets before tax
Ing theie sests in the cars the conductors COZ
lset fares only to stations the line q the Chi
saeo and Rock Island Railroad.
JOHN r. TRACY, Superintendent.
Davenport, Nov. -, 1850. dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-02

O0xt0W %ot0AooOs
n HI BRsr fofXfoEs N fHI WORLD
1UadLEs,, =
OauleaQaihoatand dsol0ioon 1esMip11Dao
49, =. 1s.s, wsss6sssaa ss,sA
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received at par.
CLUBBING.
= discount Of tweuty-6ve per cent. from the
oAove prices will be allowed to CLUBS ORDERING
t6af copies u any ono y more Of the above vorhs
1hus; Fear copies Of Biackwsod, or of one re-.
view, viii b sent to one address for 50 four
ooqles - - four Reviews and Blaokwood for esO:
1nau The principal Cities and Towns theee
49, Wjn y delivered FREE or PO1T.
A0B. Wien ssut b. rail, the PosrAas 20 'anv
paEt ~ The DATED Ststes will b. but Twenfv.
1Q0g qQpDo ysar fR " Blsekvooi," M Int
1oos6oon cents > ysas for sash II tAs IL
1 raAe ~ = Gseaa n.itaia ia ~ ~
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-02
Blac kwOod's Magazine
--AND-
British Reviews.

BlackwOod's Magazine
-AND-
British Reviews.
L. SCOTT b CO., NEW YORK, continue IL
publish the following leading British
Periodicals, viz.
The London Quarterly (COnservative)
The Edinburgh Review Whig).
The North British Review Free Church J.
The Westministcr Review (Liberall
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-02

freight Of all kinds will be carried from Chica-
20 to all points Eaat 1T oil times, 1t as low rates
~ any other Railroad route. sep2y- dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-02

Which they guarantee equal to any in tho market,
and inferior to mono. These Inks have been long
used in tho principal Eastern and southern print
ing Offices, and IN no case haze they failed to gtus
sat,stactioa. Orders will receive our pronptsst
attention. We call attention to the following list
prices.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-01-30

10y nm Urdrr from the vrllnnry. l',"-
ID cced to sell ut Edgctield &. H.. on the first
Monday in February next, the Real Estate OF
Richar pr-sc"tt. deed, consisting Of TRACT
OR rARcEL OF LAND lying within Two and =
half milrs ol Egc!iei,i Z. H.. III the District and
State s!nre..:, runrmining One hundred tlHhl
acres, mare "r loss, ah. bounded ly land: Of NJ.
Frazier, 4. M;rick. 4. Bu.hnr.l and thtr..
TEHUS-S , .sud wi.l h: .u!d om credit uu-
I'll the r., day December l>';l. Purchaser I" give
Bond with :uvd security. an'i II M"rt&nee I" the
Ordinary To secure the purchase moiry. Co'is /"
lie pn in cnSh. Till. rs'ra.
l.iMlS june. :. L. ID.
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The Furman University

YNyllE next Term of this Institution will open
Il on WEDNESDAY the 9th March next.
This University is organized on the plan Of the
University Of Sirginn; and there are now estao-
lished six Schools, viz:
I-School Of Ancient Languages and Litera-
ture.
II.-Schoo of Mathematics and Mechanical
Philosophy
III.-Schoul of Naturu! Philosophy and AS
trOnOmy.
Iv.-School of Chemistry and Natural History.
y-School of Logic, Rhetoric and Evidences
Of Christianity.
VI.-Schuol of intellectual and Moral Philoso-
ply.
Students are allowed to enter any of the Schools
for which they may be found prepared, anu to
prosecute the Course selected to any extent th'y
may desire.
A special Course is prescribed in the Catalogue
for each of the following Degrees: Bachelor Of
Philosophy, Bachelor Of Arts and Master Of Arts.
There is also in connection with the University,
and under the superintendent Of the Faculty,
Preparatory Department, in which Students are
prepared, under competent Teachers, to enter the
several Schools Of The University.
acu"For further information, see Catalogue
which may be had by addressing
Prof. C.. II. JUDSON,
Greenrillc, s. c.
Jan 80 Ut
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-01-30

SCHOONER FIRED uroS FROM 4 LOUISIANA
FoRr.-The New Orleans Crescent, of the
10th, has the following:
Latest from Fort 81. PhHp.-Private .1u..
lius Elbe. of the First Company ChaSseurs n
Pied, came up from Fort St. Philip Yesterday
morning. He reports that at o'clock The
night before, schooner came up the river
and anchored opposite the fort, and that, be,
ing hailed and giving no answer, she was hrec
into from the Fort. They were unable to
make her out.
Capt. St. Paul sent Sergeant Legendre up
to the city with dispatches ordering the re-
,naiuder of his company down TO the fort at
once; and these men were to leave on the
steamer Empire Parish last evening.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-01-30

ey Shoes-Where are all the good shoes
gone. It seems to be rare chance nowadays to
get pair of any respectable durability. Espe-
cially in the article Of Misses Walking Shoes is
this sad and Ito us) a rather pcrpleSing fact.
The other day we bought pair apparently stout
and taut ; and before weeks moderate use one
of tho soles came off "bodyaccously." Our mer-
chant didn't cheat us in the transaction, NJ
means but he was most " oudsciousiy tuck in :
by his merchant, certain. Where, nc repeat, are
all tho good shoes gone:
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Sherif's Sale !!

HpY Virtue OF sundry Writs Of Pieri sTaeas TO
I'D me directed, will proceed to sell at Edge
field Cuur, House, On tho first Monday in Feb.
next the following property i'll !he following elses,
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,--..,- positions.
:. ,uc institution will be syste-
...a.,c aud exact, We, kind and rarcnlul.
There is now large and elegant Boarding
House on the Campus, fully equipped for the re-
eeltnn OF l"ardcrs and presided over hy the
Rev. j. SCOTT MURRAY, Principal Of the In
s;ituti"n.
Parents and Guardians who may .cnd their
daughters and wa;,.s IL this Institution, nay resl
assured thai every riiurt vi he made 10; only t"
a,,vAnce lhcl.r III their respective studies, hut t"
incul-atr thu<e domestic aud Srria accomplish
lucnts which are requisite 10 qualify them for The
responsibilities Of future lie.
For Catalogues nr further particulars. address
REV. J. SCOTT MURRAY,
Anderson. :. {.
Inn 81
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NOTE.-Most of the members Of the Company
are very young mon few being over thirty anu
MANY under twenty-five years Of age. In one in
stance we have in our ranks four brothers, III an.
other three in thirteen instances we have two, and
in one father and son. We have had the maxi
mum limit viz One hundred men, but the COM
pany unanimously agreed that the emergency did
not vet demand the services of the old, and beg
ged that two of our brethren consider themselves
excused. These two gentlemen are over fifty
eight years of age, but remembering only the dan
ger of their beloved State, they forgot that they
were not BOYS again. Is.
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HYMENrE Al.

MARRIED. in the Methods; Cha:ch, in this
place, on the 2Sth jan, BY the Rev. j. :. connor,
Mr.. WM K. BLAKE, President Of Spartanbarg
Female College, to Miss MARINA u. JONES,
daughter Of LEWIS JONES. Esq, 9s thi. il'nge.
THUS do they come and take our i..eis girls
away fron US. But we do not complain so long
as such clever gentlemen are the rbhcrs
For the delicious cake We ure especially thanE-
full, and may love and joy abound the world over
En- Adv
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
Ii LII 4 L.

ED & L Fl Z l. ID DIS TR lCT.
rs ORDiE.ikT.
10y ". +. DuRTS0E E:q, Ordinary Of Edge
I'D field District.
Whereas, Demp.y C.. Essfry las applied t" ms
:"r Letters Of administration, "p all and singular,
.he good. and cha,tlrs. rishts aud credits Of Gu".
Hu.s.y, late vi the District aforesaid, deed.
Thee are, Therefore, tn cite End a1n"nish I'll
md singular. the Kindred AID creditors vf the s.d
deceased. t he AID appear het"rr me, Mt "ur mat
Jriunrys CURT :ur the :aid District. I" he hcl'n
It E.gcii.:d g. H.. "u the 3UlL day 81 JAM inst,
81 show cilus- il any wly the Said administration
.hould not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this 18th day Ct
IAN, in the year Of our Lord Que thousand eight
auudrsd and .ixty -onc, and in tho s5,h year Of
American Independence.
W. F. DURIsOE, o.R.p.
Jan % 2t
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81

StrNAYEp or s,olr; on the 18Th I'll December
y 'a.t from &. VI. l;aS"r, at Mira Nicb"ls"u:.
~ Edgc:;eld District. i DARK IlukSE MULE.
with wl,ic.l nose, aud marks ci g"ar-nu uihci
marks rccuiluctrl. :;,i,i Mule is s.inc lu or j.
yoars oIG--.lras Il habit Il constantly moving il,
.a;l. Any i-ys'n taking ~ 'aid Mule viii as
vel! pcn. for their trouble. hy acildin. in,
fnrala,ioa Ia the undrr,isuci at Alpha =. u. Ab-
Gcville District, :. {.
ENUClI AGNEW.
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Head-Q,uarterS,
grn REGIMENT. S. c. NJ. |
pleasant LANE, Jan. is, 1861.

PLEASANT LANE, Jan s, 1871.
E1CRSUANT to M order from Brig. Gen. JOHN
R p. BATES election fu- COLONEL Of the
nth Regiment, S. Z. NJ, will be held in The rar-
nus Companies coml"sing said Regiment; Oh Sat
arday, the 3Sl day Of February next, to ill the
vacancy occasoned by the resignation Of Col.
Mat MOSS. The Managers To meet at the Regi
mental parade ground On the Mou'ny following.
count the votes, aud transmit forthwith state
:ncnt in writing to the Brisadicr General showing
,l,, tho al,,rtinu
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-01-30

sy Buuer.-An article hard to get in these
parts and not much acc cunt when i; is got. The
best We have tasted in one or two years was III
the Augusta Hotel last week. Really it was deli
cous,-hrm, yellow, sweet and Tacy. We rather
think it came from DoRTc'S over the way. Gosh
en- butter generally is an arrant cheat; but tins
was like gold, genuine and sound. Some so0d
yeiior country butter would be thankfully received
and paid for at this office.
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State Of South Carolina
EFlELD DISTRICT,

EDO EFlE l. D DIS / RlCT,
rs COMMON PLEAS.
HHul.uNA% RAINFALL VT. i: il The cusI"d.
II ui the Sheriff OF Eas:ivil District hJ III
tue Of Writ I'll Cnpins ad Sat:,tnrisuduin, ut 'h
.uit nt James II. Ss cnrsn:u. having aird III u.
U!a:cr, together with Schedule on cath 1t II;
estate aid effects, hi: petition I" the Court ii Cot"
n."r pen> praying that he may bs admitted |" To-
hen, Il, ii the Act "f Tho General Assembly mad
iur the relief of lu.nvent peb,"r' II Is t'.rs'u''
yr.i-red, That the said Juices IL. s~careurin an'
all other Creditors tu sb"M the snid il"l"Wat
Randall i. in suywisc Indebted, hs and they AT
hrr,l,y ,u,nui"urI and have L",:ce 10 alponr be
p.rr Ii. .ail Court ut Edsefcld e. H., TN Tue
day the nth day Of March next To- .hew eau.e ii
aly :Ley can why The prayer of the petition atOre'
.ail should hot be granted.
s. HARRISON. e. c. p.
Clerk. bttirs, Dee. 3, 1861. :'ta ~
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CinciGnati a.camboatmcu have been thrown
into fever from the Governor Of Mississippi
ordering cannon anu Il military company 10
N'icksburg, to hail all stcalnbuats i'"ss'!:%..
The Abolition journals Of Cincinnati howl
over it, and arc greatly incensed. We would
like to see them help themselves.-Memphls
ARGUS. 10Th inst.
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Who Wants to Move to
ARK KANSAS?

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HOMES for th.m L-re--~h'r the lands .rr s"'''.
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DEATH OF LOLA MoHrEz.-l.ola Montez
died few days since in this city and was bu,
ried on Thursday last. This celebrated person
was born about 1920. She appeared in
Paris in 1910, and soon after went upon the
So as dauseuse. In lSlT she went TO Mu'
nich, where her relation wit
Bavaria gave her notoricty.
Countess of Landsteldt, with
COS horins. She was drivenl
pc, uiur outbreak, >incc which
lived mostly in this country, harin,
of most offensive nature. Sob
silce an attack Of paralysis brought
death bed. Here she was found b
who had known her in childhood,
tended her with charitable care and
devotion. Rev. DR.. Hawks often Wis
by request, and ofiic;ated ather funera'
died, it sLeicved, a siuccrc rcnl,cHt.-
Evening Post.