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The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-07-04

BRUTALITY OF SECEssIoN-In this
mornings telegraph We have dispatch
from Baltimore giving the news items
contained in copy of the Richmond
E.rdminer, of the 25th, which has reached
there. We desire to call the special at.
tention of our readers to an ordinance
pending before the Convention. 1t pro
vides for the organization of guerilla
volunteer force. And ii 'legalizes allthe
criminal outrages committed by the guer-
illas, even the putting to death without
judge or jury or benefit ofclergy Of all op-
posed to secession.
This infamously brutal ordinance, We
are told, was specially referred to CON.
mittee for report. Can our people read
the hellish proposition without feeling
their blood boil in their veins The in
human orutes who entertain such prop
osition among them ought to be made food
for the vultures at the first opportunity
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-07-04

sgl Jefferson City, the capital of Mo-,
was taken possession of on Saturday after
noon, by Missouri volunteers under Gen.
Lyon. They were received with enthusi-
astic cheers by a large concourse of the
citizens, and no violence was offered. Gov.
jackson and the other leading secession.
lists had fed from the city on Thursday.
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G L. ROBERTS,

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, MOTIONS, -
The subscriber begs leave TO anhouH.Sg; anh'1D.'S;nc
the citizens of Ebensburg and sur ~ md
country, that he has just received I1i I11iESwFI,
new stock of CLOCKS, WATCHES, Sh% %cY
RY, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, + A ~ ossrs
GOODS, NOTIONS, &C, &c, which nc - al csll
very cheap. The public are invited - he
and examine his complete assortment rnods
considers it no trouble to show ms ,oom
even if he fails in making sale. otoierIT l uote
on the Diamond, opposite fhompsoh, ,.ass m 70
BY strict attention to business ne my pterous
merit and receive the patronage oil s..Tl get
public. Give him a call, and you
bargains. ,.o,S.on,,
Gfas~ Clocks, Watches, Je're4ry, h'ro ',astness
dc., repaired on short notice, WIN win char-
and dispatch. All work warranted, ana 80
ges low. March &c
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NOTICE.
~ Letters of Administration on the Ests!.
of Jacob Stahl, deceased, late of Ebensburg,
Cambria Co., having been granted to the
subscribers, By the Register of said County,
all persons indebted to said Estate will please
make immediate payment, and those having
claims against the same will present them
properly authenticated for settlement
MRS. ELIZABETH STAHL, ,49n'I,
II. KINKEAD, 4dn'r.
Ebensburg, May 80, 1861.
RH n. B.-The business of repairing
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry viii be carried
on as heretofore, by Mrs. Stabl.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-07-04

ssg~ The Presbytery of Memphis have
unanimously passed an ordinance of seoes-
sion from the O. S. Pres. Of the L. S.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-07-04
CLOCK AND wATCHMAKER,

And Dealer "a
CLOCKS,
WATCHES,
JEWELRY,
Fancy GooDs'
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FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.

Osf, on the 29Ih instant. my pefket Book, be-
= tween William Headen's and Maar Hn'lons, IN
Chatham county The contents were ~ follow: lne
note on Ahner Holton and Newton White for $40.
given IN May 1883; one on Joseph Marshall Tor -
given in June, 1859; one on George q. Packard iof
SO, given in April 1859; one on Ashford Cnpn for
81 so, given in July 1852 one on samuel NonlS ior
$li given in 1860; one on $, n. Bradshaw for $40
so, given in July 800; one on Avis Pickad fr 81.
given in March, 1859; one on Thomas Woody lar $50,
given in September, 1860; one OF Thomas M"ldy fr
$37 given in October, 1860; one on William ] Stock.
ard for SO 49, payable 10 ). n. Bradshaw, dated Jauu.
airy ., 1861; one account on Patterson rhonpson iaf
SO, il 1860; one Do. On y n. Bradshaw ~ $ " a.
in 1861 two receipts from o. II. Dunlap onc fr $40
and the other for $40 SO, given 10 February 1851 and
Fourteen Dollars IN money.
hereby orewarn all persons from trading for any 81
the above named papers, and the oLlgots from lj Ge
the same TO any one but myself
ZEN0 Woody.
April &c. 81 3N
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Defence on THE Lower MISSISSIPPI.
Memphis Appeal gives an interesting report
of visit OF one Of its editors 10 Fort Har-
ris, which is situated on the Mississippi, a.
bout six miles above that city, and is destin.
ed TO be formidable barrier to the invasion
Of the ire-sides Of the citizens Of Tennes-
see. Arkansas, Mississippi, and Louisiana.
Lieutenant Winter, Of the army Of the
Southern Coniederacy. is commandant Of
the post. The work is TO inclose $50 square
feet. with an earth-work Of O. feet base,
and "a feet between the perpendiculars, with
an elevation OF rs feet above the river at an
ordinary stage Of water. The fort will fur.
nish ample room for the garrlsOning OF a
thousand men, for military stores To hold
out sixty DAYS. and strength enough to re.
pei siege By ten thousand men for the same
length Of time. The guns will be stationed
50 as to have complete command Of the riy.
er for distance OF two miles and half
one mile and half above. aud one mile be-
low the ratification be able TO riddle
any thing in the shape Of a river craft thai
sts upon the surface Of the water within
that distance. The labor upon the fortifca
has been progressing but few days, and
the editor was surprised to find il assuming
shape and dimensions in every way so com
mendable 10 the gentlemen who have i ~
charge. There are two hundred and eighty
laborers engaged on the work.
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PUBLIC SALE.

WILL. proceed to sell, to the highest bidder, on
credit of nine months, the 25th day Of May next,
al the late residence Of STANFORD POWED, de-
ceased The tract Of Land belonging 10 said deceased
Bond aud security required Of purchaser.
!, >. All persons indebted to the said de-
ceased are hereby notified 10 make immediate payment
and settlement as longer indulgence cannot be given
and all persons having claims against said estate, viii
present them for payment within the time prescribed
by law, or this notice will he plead in bar of recovery.
MANLY SNIPES, Ex'r.
April 25. 90, SIS
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Fort Monroe is a splendid ratification,
aud would resist very large attacking force.
II encloses some seventy I've acres Of ground
II has two tiers Of guns. classmates and bar.
beltes, and the armament consists Of four
hundred and eighty-nine guns, Of which q
very large proportion are Colambiads. II Is
situated a mile and half from the main
land, and completely commands Hampton
Roads and the entrance TO James river. and
!. Of much importance in military point 81
view. The peninsula on which II stands Is
about one hsndred yards in width. and Of
course commanded by the guns Of the for.
tress, An attack on this stronghold could
not be successful unless by force o. tens Of
thousands, as 10 addition 10 10 strength q
position, 1t Is surrounded by an outside wall
Of granite. Between this wall and The walls
OF The fort il a moat Of twelve feet deep
and one hundred and twenty-five feet u
width. Its now manned BY 1900 expert
enCed artillerists.
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TOWN ORDINANCE.

The following Ordinance was passed by the Board Of
Commissioners ofthc Town OF Hsboroueh,
April ED, 1861.
Be Il ordained That it shall he unlawful for the own.
ers Of slaves 10 permit them TO be in the town Of Hills
borough, except at their homes, between dark and
day light in the week, at any hour Sunday, with.
out written permission specifying where they may 60
And il any slave found without such permission il
shall be the duty ofthe Magistrate of Police to commit
him Or her TO The common Jail Of Orange County, 10 be
discharged only upon the payment Of costs.
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MOvsr vrasos.-The Augusta Ca chro

MouST yERSoS.-rhc Augusta GA chro.
nicle Of the SOth ult. SAYS -
A. Virginia is TO be the great battle ground
between the contending sections. and the
first collision Of arms is likely TO take place
on the banks Of the Potomac, We hope that
both parties will consent TO respect one spot
a. sacred and neutral ground. Let the grave
Of Washington be still yeneraied BY his coun.
trymen Of both sides, and let his ashes not
be distorted BY the clash d hostile steel o.
the roar Of cannon. Let there be one spot
where the descendants Of the men who fought
under Marion aud Sumter. Putnam and
Greene. can meet without shedding each
others blood, and IL ever an amicable set.
element Of this unhappy civil war is TO be at.
tempted. LEI Us keep the holy ground Of
Mount Vernon, dedicated 20 the purposes Of
peace, and there LEI the arbitrating eonven.
ton, which sooner or later must treat on some
terms for an adj us,ment Of hostilIties. meet
for the purpose.
let the press the only organ which can
now speak 10 the people. South and North.
claim from the leaders on both sides. that
10 /" military necessity" shall excuse the de.
Element Of the soil Of Mount Vernon with
carnage, Or IL air BY The sulphurous breath
Of battle.
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fiction Of HE Maryland Legislature-Lin-
coins Troops marching through baltimore.

fiction Of The Maryland Legfsldfttre--Li,-
coins Troops marching through baltimore.
Alexandra. May 10.
In the Maryland Legislature on Thurs
day. Mr.. Wallace submitted a report from
the Committee on Federal Relations. II
declares that the war waged by the United
States upon the people Of the Confederate
States is unconstitutional, repugnant to civ
ili1ation and sound policy, and subversive
OF orr free institutions. Aprotest is enter
ed against the war on the part Of Maryland /;
she declares that she will take no part, di-
rectly or indirectly, in its prosecution, and
the assertion is made that Maryland desires
peaceful and immediate recognition Of the
independence Of the seeded States. The
present military occupation of the State Of
Maryland is protested against as unconsttu-
tional, oppressive and illegal; and the final
resolution asserts that, under existing cir
cumstances, tits expedient to call sovereign
Convention at this time, or to take measures
Tor the immediate arming and organization
OF the militia, and propose an adjournment OF
the Legislature to be named hereafter.
The report was adopted-ayes 40, noes | |
and the resolutions were made the order
cf the day for this morning.
The Federal troops passed through Balti-
more yesterday. About 8 o'clock in the af-
ternoon, fleet was observed from the
wliarves Of the city, making lis way up the
river. The fleet consisted Of the Harriet
Lane. having in convey the steamer, the
Philadelphia ice boat and three propellers,
with about 300 men on board. The yes-
sells approached the wharf at MILESTONE
Point, landed the troops, while the Harriet
Lane stood with her port holes open to pro-
tect the landing.
As soon as the force debarked, they start
ed in special trains for Washington.
All quiet in Alexandria and Washington,
and nothing unusual has occurred at Airing
ton Heights.
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WatsonviIIe Female Seminary.

THE neU Scs.ign rthis school viii commence on
i the ff,i Monday 10 Febuaty neat, and continue
Eve months.
Terms lie same a. heretofore. The Proprietor has
n his empla, Tor The ensuing session a foil corps Of
experienced Teachers an every pains will BE- taken %
render this h0o worthy The patronage u Tie puhli.
Young ladies will be conveyed from Gfaham station
or the Comppnys shops. n. G.. RAILROAD. 10 Watson
,ile ce 81 charge b. informing tie Proprietor u ID,
time Of arrival a. shose places.
E.f. WATSON
Janusty 9Th. 1891.
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For the Cure Of
CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS COUGHS.
AND COLDS.
I HE MAKORA AR ABICA.
Discovered by MISSIONARY while travelling
in Arabia.
A III who are suffering from Consumption should
a use the MAK0RA ARABICA, discovered by a
Missionary in Arabia.
All who are threatened with Consumption should
use the MAKoRA ARABICA, discovered by Mis-
sionaIy in Arabia.
All who suffering from Bronchitis should use
the MAkoRA ARABlCA, discovered by Missionary
in Arabia.
All who are suffering from Sore Throat Coughs and
Colds, should use the MAKoRA ARABlCA. disco.
yered by Missionary in Arabia.
All who are suffering from Asthma Scrofua and =.
purilies Of the Blood should use the MAKoRA AKA
BlCA, discoyeredNy Missionary in Arabia.
Il cures Consumption.
II cures Bronchitis.
1t cures Sore Throat, Coughs and Colds
,cures sthma, scrotua, and Impurities Of The Blood
This unequaed remedy is now for the first time in
troduced 10 the public.
Il was proyidentiay discovered by Missionary
while travelling in Arabia He was cured Of Coneump-
ton by its after his had been pronounced hope
less hy learned Physicians in Europe.
Tic has forwarded 10 lis ii writing fun account az
his own extraordinary cure, and Of number of other
cures which have come under his observation, and also
full account 81 the medicine.
A his request, and impeed by desire to extend a
knawledge # this remedy to the public we have had
ms communication printed ID pamphlet form Tor free
distribution lis interest is enhanced Nv an account
which be gives 81 of the scenes Of the Syrian mas
which he obtained from those who were sufferers
in than awful tragedy.
This pamphlet may be obtained at our office OF it
will he sent Zee by mail 70 all who apply for ii.
We import lie MAkORA ARABICA direct from,
SMYRNA through the house Of Gloon & Gylippus and
w have always hand full supply put up in bottles
rraiy fnr use with full directions.
Price one dollar per bottle. Sen, by mail on receipt
Of price and q cents Tor postage.
.Dr sale, wholesale and rel III Nv
LEEDS, GILMORE & CO,
Importers Of Drugs and Medicines
81 Liberty ST.. N. Y.
80, by Druggists generally.
Math 10. s4-l2mo
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he of Good Cher DcJiiiiy anil Longgor Out Of
miny there Is but one inlsiblr remedy. Heloway's
World renowned Pills. and only one source Of this
disorder he stomach. When We consider the sympa.
thcic affinity existing between The condition of the
stomach and the action Of the brain. NC can easily
understand lie rafi9gae Of lloIloway's treatment.
through the stomach aud the circulation hs Pills act
on tie general system. and by purifying the blood fcn.
oyaIiur the digestive organs. and stimulating the secrr.
lions oihe liver they give huoyaney pihe animal spirits
elasticity 70 the body, and Sigar 10 The whole consu
ton Hoosiy's Ointment is the only sute remedy
lor old sofes ulecltel legs. eutaneous srupiions Sc
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RUNAWAY CAUGHT !!

A PPaEHENDED and lodged in iail il Hii-to.
n rough, Orange county, ~ O., on tie lllll u
April, negro man supposed twenty-ihrec twenty .
four years old, quite black, about FIVE feet nine ten
inches high; has two scars lis hreqst, sys III.
name is Nathan, and belongs 10 Rasner fnnblata
Of Richmond, Va. The owner can grl hin rs ,losiue
property and paying all cost and CHARGES.
r. VI. JONES, Sheriff.
May /. 80 D.
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STATE OF NORTH cAR0LlNA,
ORANeT CouNIY.
Court 81 Pleas aud Quarter Sessions,
February Term, 1861.
D. Z, Pni.h =. William !. Mtksrall.

Original Attachment
1T appcsting 10 the satisfaction Of the Court. hti
the defendant William j. MckemlI la reuigstd
out 81 the county aud absenis himself from De rpuy
aud State that the ordinary process. II is ciuao,
Be served On him IL therefore ordered i, ihc court
that publication he made IN the HillsWo8g Rrc'f1tr
fof siH weeks. notifying the said William Nckeiall
that unless be appeal Al tho next tenn 81 iii. Coufi. e
he held At The ufhouse IN Marlborough tht autth
Monday 10 May hexi, then and ibefc 10 fspirsy and
plead according n law be will be ptoseeled ls,in'i y
The same manner a. il he had been served with pfotess
and had failed 10 appear and plead.
Witness. GcafRe Laws Iefk efaur said Court. %
office IL IIsborouah, the fourth Monday i Fsbfaary
A. ID. 1861.
GEORGE LAWS, c. G. G.
March ia, 1861. pree ady. 81 50 s3-6s
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A PowDrR Mn Drsrnoyrp ~ I.IoHrslSo

POWDER NM DESTROYED ny LIGHTNING.
During the thunder storm Of Tuesday
evening, the lightning struck the drying mill
Of Hazards powder works at Enfield, and
the building and contents flashed into de-
s,ruction with terrible report. Sixty three
bbls. Of powder. each containing one hun
dred and twenty pounds Of the best
Kentucky rifle brand. we're thus destroyed
in moment. involving loss Of several
thousand dollars. The powder was all read,
10 be shipped TO market. and was to be start.
Cd the next day. Houses in the vicinity d
the explosion were much injured BY The
shock, aud beds were overturned BY The
great coneussion. The noise vas distinctly
heard at Springfield. coaneeiicuf paper.
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HOLLOW A Yf..SAPILLS.
Nervous Disorders.

What is more fearful than breaking dovniof the
nervous sysifml To be e1ciia5e or in a small
degree is most distressing for where can remedy be
found There il e:-dlink but little wine. beer. or
spirits, lr letter, nnne take no coffee weakea be-
ng prcfee get al the fresh air you can take three
four Pills every night plenty Of solids. avoiding
the use Of slope; aud il hese golden rules be followed
will he lppy 10 mind and strong in body, aud for
Y sci ,0u have any nerves.
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TO BUILDERS
HOW ARD ASSOCIATION,

PHIL AID Ell A.
A Benevolent Institution established y special Ehlaw
ment. ior tile Relief Of the SEX aud Distressed ~
acird with yifulent and epidemic Di.ea-rs,
aud especially for the lure = Dselsts
ofthe Sexual D gans.
MEDICAL ADVICE given ctatis. ly The Aeiips
W Surgeon, % al who apPly ~ letter with e,erlie
lion IT their condition. tage, occupation, hihsa VI llf
&c.l aud 10 cases Of ek0me poverty. Mstr.nrs iut.
nshed free Of charge.
VALUABLE REPORTS on spcrpntorriun aaj
other Diseases Of lie Sexual Orgns ana fhe MN
REMEDIES employed IN the bi-iens..y. semi u, IN
afflicted III sealed letter envelopes ree q rlsge. la'
or three Stamps lor postage val " seteitah,r.
address Dir ]. Skll.liN HOIGHidN Actin.
surgeon. Howard Association, NJ. . Suih Ninth Il,
PhiIadelphia. Pa By order 81 thr Dirrirf4
EDWARD D. HEARfwEI.L. President
GEO. FAIRCHll.D, Secretary.
March 10. si-l.a.
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Look To YoUR Hons PAPERs.-No town
Of any consequence at all would like 20 be
without newspaper 10 these exciting times,
and hence II is the duty Of every commune
~ TO see, first. that living patronage is se.
cured Tor It's own local publications. IN OUT
own case, as with others, the two main item.
of our business, heretalore-job work and
adsrriising-has almost entirely ceased. and
hence we are left to rely almost entirely
with expenses undiminished. up the mo.
ney received for subscriptions 10 keepnp the
business. Oi course this is matter u sey.
interest with ". but then would not the
community, as such, sufer greatly BY being
deprived II the only paper they have ~ thi,
time: We think 50 aud il they would 10.
sure is continuance during these trying
tunes thew must exert themselves 20 increas,
its circulation. We hope those who are no
willing to see the town without paper vii
think OF this. NtpJeH Prtgres.
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Mothers and DAUGHTERS.

-AENh~a9 NiAA NAF-AANNiGs
Iihee i one thing more Than another ot which these
Pills ~ fdnous, il l. their purifying properties es-
pesllly their power OF cleansing The blood from all i'm.
infes. an removing dangerous and suspended secre-
iuIs. nispfsilly adopted the grand remedy for
female conn Iinis. they fail never weaken thesys-
tenn ani llwl, bring about wha, Is required.
sick Headaches and Want Of Appetite.
These feelings which so sadden Us. most frequently
arise tln ann5yaness trouble. from DISTRACTED per-
pfaNn II fiom eating and drinking what i unfi. for
-. ihu disptdrrng the liver and stomach These organs
nsi he feeulisd d You wish 10 be we'll The Pills, il
tkrB according % The printed instructions, will quick.
II fesiuw a healthy action 10 both liver and stomach
wlfn f,aE nalulal consequence, good appetite
snd lfnf brad III tbr Edst aud West Indies scarcely
aus oitf medicine i ever used Tor hes disorders.
Disorders Of the Kidneys.
Ii III II. ast. affecting these organs whether they
-telelr ivu nurh ooie water; o. whether they be
aefir wh Tie Stone gasrl with aches and pains
sFtlF utbf ns u tic regions 1T the k.sys. inese
Pts shpu H. taken according the printed directions
0d the unautnt should b. we'll rubbed into the small
N te rk u rd fuc This treatment viii give almost
iAurliti nii when all othermeans have failed.
For Stomachs out Of o. ler.
VI msiieihc will ciIerlualy improve the tone 81.
tie stnnif ~ these Pills. they rtmbys al acilly ocy
ra..1i,t. tarrhy iniemprance improper diet. They
tt4sh srf tnd feucr u healthy action; ihey are
Aaur dlt Cfiaei1ns 10 elses If spasm-in fact they
.fidnru,ne III disorders y the liver anl stomach
fDNaets ffM are Me te,f remsdy Fagua u Ire
Forid ~ NE Jeloripg Dseo'es.
Asar. Femic Irregular. Scrofula, OF Kings
tt4,pt trs, Evil
Baiau., tonlfiaintsftier., ell kinds. SON Thoais,
Blslrlits ~ Jhe Els, stone and Gravel,
San Coat. Secondary SymP-
Dove 1mPliinis. Headache. toms.
cblts. indigestion, Tic Delouicux,
Observation-Disclosures, Tumonis,
bowels. Jiuudire. Ulcers.
Cnn-umaian, i.tcrJomplaints, ysnetealA Elections
pehiiiy, LumhagO, Worms 81 az kinds
Dfapsy plles, Weakness from
Dyscniety, rheumatism, whatever cause,
\ Erssipelas. RelcniionUlU Urine, sc. &c.
~ CAUTION - None are genuine unless ths
words Holloway. New York aud London" are dis.
ccfnahle Maisrmark III every leaf d ii book u
directions around zach pot o. box the sam, ma, Re
plainly seen BY holding the leaf TO the light. a hand
some reward will be given 10 any one rendering such
information may lead 10 he detection u any Tahy
or parties eounietieng the mediciBes Of vending lbs
same. knoNing them q bc spurious.
- sold 4, he MANUFACTURES II Professor iioilc'
way 50 Maiden Lane, New York and y az respsria-
lie Druggists and Dealers 10 Medicines ihroughout
tie United States and tie civilized world IN boxes %
= IS cents. Sc cents. and - each.
80 There Il i considerable saving ~ taking the
!, larger sizes.
N.p-Dnrctiaas To- the guidance Of patients ID ev-
4 rty ,is5ldsr trc aiSed lp each box.
OctOtef .. 6J-lEm
~
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MAR 2IBD,
IN This county on Thursday the i6ih inst, by RuIin
r. Tspp. Esq. Mt LUcIAS G. SMITH, 10 Miss u.
LA H. CHEEK. daughter 81 William Cheek. Esq.
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SALE OF NEGROES.

SALE OF NEGROES.
IN pursuance u III oder u liz cDuu y Pta. tni
t2uarief Sessions 81 Otsnse Coadt,. made n lei.
ruary Term last shall scil 70 the tilir. hdsf 81
Tuesday The 2sih lly ~ May rctt. VI tbe tret n
Hillshorough, Eight % Ten hkels NEtiii iES The
Negroes will be sol to pay debts, aud not So any f,n.
Terms made known ~ ihr das 1T saf.
JAMES IlOLEMAN, Aduir.
March l6. sJ--ii,
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II is said that Gen. Scott has laid his plans
for six months campaign. II is thought
that the seat Of war is about t. be removed
from Washington TO Gairo. The latter be-
ing considered strategetical point Of the
greatest importance.