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SUgRIPP'S SALE.


TAKEN by virtue Of an Execution, and will be
L sold at Public Auction to the highest bidder,
at Cyrus a. Roberts Store, at Factory
Point, on THURSDAY, June 10, 1861, at 9
O'Clock A. NJ, the property hereinafter described,
to Wit large quantity Of Dry Goods, consist
ing of CALIC0S, GINGHAMS, DELAINEs,
SILKS, SATINS, SHAWLS, CLOTHS, WOLF
SKIN ROBES, BUFFALO ROBES, WHIPS,
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS. &C., &c.
A quantity Of AGRICULTURAL NIPPLE
MENTs. A large quantity ofGR0CERII.s, con-
Ssting q Spg4r Tea Coffee. hloiassa;s OH. Paint
Fish, Paid, &c, sc. In short, large assort-
ment of Dry Goods and Groceries, such as is usu.
ally found in a Country Store.
Alse, one SINGLE HARNESS, one BUGGY
WAGON, aud one HORSE.
ESEisss, Cash.
J. d. HOLLISTER, Deputy Sheriff
Manchester, May %, l8Gl.--2w2
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Our washington Dispatches.

sS., WASHINGTON January "a, -
Ex-Presdcnt Tyler arrived here this morning. Thi
is his first visit to the Federal Capital his Presi
dency. No interest is felt in his mission its obec
is considered here as already accomplished.
Buchanan declared this morning that under no cir
cums.anccs would peace beihtcrupted during his ad
mnistration.
The Boston COMMITTEES, with a monster petition
signed by $4,000 names in favor ofCrittendens reso
lutions, is expected here this afternoon. Robert C.
Winthrop eadsthsS Committee.
Resolutions from public meetings in Pennsylvania,
endorsing Camerons course in favor of Crittendens
amendment are pouring in upon him every day.
The Georgia Senator's withdrew today. 4
William b. Duhdas, for many years Second Assis-
tant Postmaster General, died this morning.
Aessrs. Everett Winthrop, Lawrence, Woodbury.
and Tobey, of Boston, appointed committee to urge
the pessage of Crtendens resolutions arrived this
evening. They report that four.ths ofthe people Of
Massachusetts are il favor of their passage Senators
Sumner and Wilson called on them and denounced
the object of their visit. Mr. Lawrence replied tartly
that the object was to arrest the criminal policy Of
the Black Republican politicians
Hon. A. G.. Rust Of arkansas, sent challenge to-
day, by his colleague Mr.. Hindman to Mr.. Dunn Of
Indiana but learn that there will be no fight as
matters are being arranged by mutual friends,
e Holt the Postmaster General, took leave Of the
Clerks in the General Postoice Department this morn
ing, to assume the duties Of tho War Department
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The Truth OF History.

We invite special attention to the very admirable
und timely letter IF Judge LsaRAsb to Hon REvERDY
JOHNSON, of Baltimore It's Just and causic rebuke
10 all such jourreymah Uhioh.sayers as JOHNSON,
CRIrTEsDEN and the like and-stakes occasion to do
South Carolina part of the justice which has been SO
long and vlaihously denied TO her, by cowardly as.
sasins of her tait nane and well and glorious
reputation Contrast the past history and character
ofthe Palmetto stae-ever true to her constitutional
obgatiohs and ready even to shed her best blood for
her unworthy ronfederate-n the instances related BY
Judge LBaRAND; and we have some slight evidence Of
the dferehee between true, open Endeaiss unterri-
fed courage aud patriotism, and sneaking contemp-
ible subseryence and trembling before power enthron
ed in the hands of great and powerful enemy South
Carolina has never SET begged for pardon, and she
neser WILL No Brigadier- General of hors ever yet
had to issue such an order this in relation to any
Of her sons and no such order ever wl be necessary
Let history be honestly made up and the spoiled
,chldn is willing to stand the test:
aHEApouARrEns VERA CRuz, Oct 10, ls47.
sttOrders No. 80.
is 1.-THE following named men of companies =, -, =,
ls Regiment Massachusetts Infantry being incorrigi-
bly, murnous and insubordinate, will Of course, prove
towards in hour Of danger, and they cnuot be per-
mitted to march with the column Of the army. They
are dsarmed and detached from the regiment and will
report to BreYet Major Bachus for such duty il the
Castle of San Juan dc Uloa, as may be performed by
soldiers who are fonnd unworthy to carry arms and
are disgrace and nuisance in the army.
aBy order Of Brig Gen. Cushing.
w. ". H. DAVIS A. A. D. G."
Then follows list of65 names of the men above re-
,ferred to.
Aud these are the mighty redoubtable heroes who,
under the lend of such tried warriors as SUMNER,
HICKMAN and the like, are to come down as crush
ing avalanche perhapS upon the people of the South,
to frighen them from their fixed and determined pur-
pose of dissolving all connection with abolonized
and perverted government crushed and destroyed by
its own weight Of corruption and iniquity.
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pe5pfs 81 thsf inaffena5fs rights
and let the who counsels compromise and sub
omission be ndelby stamped with the deepest repro
baton and disgrace, as unworthy Of our confdenc,
and support
Sir States, already out, are enough to form a mag
nifcent government TEEY WILL DO IT. In time
these will be made three times that number-able t.
control the commercial and social interests of the
world.
Let the hyenac howl Of fathless confederates cheat
cd out of their spoil rend the ar-let gaunt hunger
rave with its widest mutterings of despair; we are
safe from it all as long we maintain our indepen.
dence and do not yield to the cry of compromise and
moderation from the whining pulling enemies of our
own noble and disenthralled South.
The Union is dissolved, and zoe are glad fit The
South is united, and the prospect is glorious for
Southern Confederacy. Once out let us stay out
Listen to no deceptive song reconstruction of the
ONION never can be done andif it could be- 'twould
not could not last
In addition to iBunkum fence between the two
antipodal sections, we would have Chinese wall SO
high and 50 thick that no ingenuity Of man could ever
bsablo to pierce through penetrate or get over Let
lis hold the North now and forever hereafter aESE
MES IS WAR, IN PEACE FRIENDS"
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Our Washimgton De.patcl,es


WASHINGTON, January 26.-I am reliably informed
that the steam corvette Brooklyn has been ordered
Pensacola. Ifso all hopes Of peace are annihilated
Her sailing is the result of conference between Gen
eral Scott and Commodore Stewart 1t has created
great feeling here She is not bound for Charleston
SECOND DESPATCH. :
WASHINGTON January 27.-It is understood that
Mr. Tyler charges the President with bad faith in
sending the Brooklyn South with troops on the very
same day on which he held interview with him. and
pledged himself to preserve the peace and the status
qIo He thinks that this movement will terminate
the object Of his mission. He will leaye tomorrow
for Richmond.
The Kentucky Legislature will appoint Commission
ers to Washington on the 4th Of February next.
The large vote for secession in Louisiana has aston
ished the Republicans ana secessionists here
Charleston Mercury
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8 COUGHS The sudden changes Of our climate are
sources of PULMONARY, BRONCHIAL. and AsrHNATIc
AFFECTIONS. Experience having proved that simple
remedies often act speedily and certainly when taken
in the early stages of the disease, recourse Should Mt
once be had 10 "Bro,cns Bronchial Toches or Lozen
ges let the Cold Coug or Irritation of the Throat be
ever so slight as by ts precauon more serious at
tack may be effectually warded off, PUBLIC SPEAKERS
and SINGERS will find them eRecual for clearing and
strengthening the voice. See advertisement
Nov o7-emo
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Newspaper and Periodical Agency,

Having received the ngercy of several newspaper!
and periodicals, the editor of the Journal will give
prompt personal attention to any business committed
to his charge. We may mention that the following
are among the number for which are authorized to
act:-Charleston Mercury, Southern Guardian, Sum.
ter Watchman, Field and Fireside, Lancaster Ledger
GoDEYs Lady's Book, Eclectic Magazine, Cosmopoll-
tan Art Jonrnel, South Carolnian and Columbia Ban
ner, DeBows Review, &c
This is matter Of great convenience to persons is
this vicinity, who may desire to subscribe or renew
their subscriptions, for any Of tho above papers or
periodicals.
1t must be remembered that the CASH must always
accompany the order for subscriptions, and that VIC do
not feel at liberty to vary from this wholesome rcgu.
lation.
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Our Volunteers i'm Camn,

We noticed in our last that the DeEalb Ri9
Guards ,tnder command of Capt T. BoyKrN, intend
cd going int camp duty for the purpose of drilling
all the practical details of the school of tho soldier
Tuesday they assembled at Col. T.. J. ANcRuM's plac
near the old Magazine Hill, where they were en-
camped, drilling and preparing for active duty
We have had the pleasure Of visiting our friends il
camp, and are pleased to report favorable progress
with encouraging prospects, at present. Of good wea
ther, which they have not had during the past week
but the contrary, the toughest spell that we ever
recollect to have experienced, with rain and sleet
making it exceedingly unpleasant and often mpractic
able for their drillings
The Guards have removed to Hawthorne Course
where they expect to spend the week in camp
We trust that the necessity may not arise for the
services Of our gallant young volunteers in the field
but should they be required, the young Guards will
prove themselves worthy descendants of the gallant
corps whose honored they BEAR and under whose
tasmanic banner they will march to victory or death
On Sabbath last the Guards and Infantry attended
worship at the Presbyterian Church. where Rev. S H.
HAY gave them we learn capital sermon.
We heard it suggested, or intimated, that the Flat
Rock Guards Capt HALLE, lected or contemplated,
going into campquarters at Flat Rock but we have no
official information upon the subject
The Camden Light Infantry volunteers, Capt KEN.
SsDY, have determined to continue their encampment
another week, having already occupied abont twelve.
days in constant active duty and drilling when per.
mitted by the weather. Their progress is most adm.
rable, and they are already aweldrled and well-or-
ganzed corps ready to march at the call Of the State
We have never felt prouder of our District and her
gallant citizensod;ey than do at this moment and
teel ready and willing to make any sacrifice for their
comfort whilst in camp preparing to do duty for u.s.
Our noble District Volunteers deserve our lasting graft
tude, and are entitled TO ten thousand thanks Long
may they wave.
Why don't the Charleston papers say something about
the Kershaw Volunteers Every District in the State
where volunteers have offered, have been prominently
noticed Why is noble old Kershaw sighted?
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Ayers American Almanac has now arrived and is
ready for delivery gratis Ethe Druggists to all who
call forit Our readers may be surprised to know that
this little pamphlet which has become so much fav.
orite in section has quite the largest circulation Of
any one book in the world except the Bible. 1t is
printed in many languages and scattered through
many nations as well as supplied to almost the entire
population Of our own vast2 domain. Every family
should keep it for it contains information which all
are liable to require when sickness oyertakes them
and which may prove invaluable from being at hand
in season. If you take advice you viii call and
get nn Ayers Amanace and when got, keep it.
JAN 29-3t
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Unanimity in Georgia.

1t is gratifying that all the members of the Georgia
Convention sgned the Ordinance except six who have,
however, pledged their '1ivcs fortunes and sacred
HONOR to the defence of Georgia if necessary against
hostile invasion from any source whatever" Our
enemies, therefore, will find a very small crumb
of in the supposed fact that large and inau-
ential minority in Georgia would oppose secession at
all, hazards The Empire State of the South" has
done well under all the circumstances. ;ea
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wITAR's BALs u oFwrLD CHEER

cop1hs. C5,ds. Btoaehts, Asthma, Group, Whooping
Cough Q4insy and ZIP numerous as veil as dan
uerous diseases of tho nroaL Chest and Lungs pre-
vail IN our cl,anpeablf climate at all seasons Of the
vesr f nre fortunate 6ough to escape their baneful
jbdvenaa How impdrtht then to have Mt band a Ger.
antdote to all tlaAcompiants. Exper enee pro-
ves thot this exists in Wisars Balsam to anSextent
not found in any othe remedy; however severe the
suffering tlIe application Of this soothing healing and
wonderful Basam at ore vanquishes the dsease ana
restores the sufferer to wonted health.
Testimony f.pm South Carolinn.
LAUREsi inLF, s., c., April 90, 1850
Messrs S. w: ;Fowle aCo,
Gentlemen:-Pleass send me per first steamer six
dozen Of DR.. W1srAn's BaLsAM OF WILD CHERRY. l
find that the Balsam :fast growing in popularity, and
by those who have usa it is exceedingly valued In
deed purchasers geneay are loud in praise ofts vir-
tues III speedily euringEoughs' Colds and Pulmonary
Affections. -
RespccEeyl. J.H. HENRY.
the many respectable gentlemen 10 Laurensvi!le
District who have used d believe in thegreat value
Of the Balsans is william SIMPSON Esq, Clerk of the
Courts, to whom We ar permitted to refer.
Letter From A. u. German, Esq, Ed.
tor CT tie spirit of the Age"
In recommendation oilhat remarkable Lung Remedy,
DIR. WIsHTARs FALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.
fALElcu N. c., Mayl5, 1860.
Messrs SETH FowLE go,
Gentlemen: For t5 good Of the afflicted take this
method of recommending DR.. WlsrAR's 5BALsAM OF
WILD CuERRY-hayilg used it in myfamy, and in
one instance SAVED III i3s orone ofits members who
seemed rapidly sinking into decline. Yours respcc
fully,
A. NJ. GORMAN. "
Prepared by sETttsE. FowLE & Co., Boston, and
for sale By. JOHN J. leKAlN, comden, S c
Jan, 29-l Il
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could accept They also themselves as satisfied
that the Republican party design by cvl war alone
coerce the Southern Statses under the prstext Of
enforcing the laws unless it shall become speedily ap.
parent that the seceding States are SO numerous de-
tersnined nnd united as to make such attempt hope
less They conclude by expressing the solemn convc-
ton that prompt and decided action ofthe people
of Virginia, in Convention assemble, will afford the
surest means under the providence of God of avert
ing the impending civil war; and preserving the hope
of reconstructingthe Union already dissolved.
Charleston Ie,cu,iy
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GRoCERIHa- qeo-
South-Carolira---Kershaw District

pY WILLIAM ". BULLOCK, ESQUIRE, ORDINARY. l..
SS i!EkEAS, A. }. Falkcnberry applied 10 me for
W Letters OF Administration on all and singular
the goods and caitcls rights and credits OF Joseph 7.
Copeland, late OF the District aforesaid, decd.
These are therefore, 10 cite and adrnoush ALL and
singular, the kindred and creditors OF the said 6ecea.
ed 10 nc and appear before at our next Ordiuarys
Eoun Tor Tie said district. to be holden at KersIaw
court House Oh the fourth day OF February next,
20 snow cause, II any, why the said administration
should not he granted
Given under my hand and seal, this 18Th day Of
JANUARY in the year Of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and sixty.one, and in the cgLty.ffIh year
OF American Independence
JAN 22-td. w. NJ BULLOCK. O. D
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Seizure os More soulhcrn Ar,ns.

s NEW YORK, january 25
The Abolition Police yesterday, made an attempt
to seize large quantity. of arms ammunition etc..
which had been Slipped on board the steamer Mont
gomy: but the Captain getting wind of their design
ordered his hawsers to be cut and steamed off hastily
from the wharf, thus frustrating their design.
the arms seized from the schooner Caspian were
destined for Savannah. They have been returned by
the police Those taken from the steamer Monticello
are still detained BY the Aboltionists
Charleston Mercury.
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State of South Carolina.
Office of Comptroller General

COLUMBIA, JANUARY l5th A. D., 1861.
/ hereby certify that W. \. ANDERSON Of tbo
Town oi Camden S. e.. Agent of the Hartford Fire
Insurance Company, Incorporated BY the State Of
Connecticut, has complied with the conditions and
acquisitions of the Act Of the Gcncrul Asspmbly,ep.
titled "An Act TO regulate the Agencies of Insurance
COMPANIES not Incorporated in the State of South Caro-
lima. and hereby License the said W. D. ANDER.
son, Agent aforesaid. to lake risks and transact
all business of Insurance in this Sac for, and in be-
half of the said Company
T. J. PICKENs Comptroller General
W. D. Andersen. Agent.
CAMDEN, SO CA.
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Crowded out.

We arc reluctantly compelled TO omit several mat
tiers which ought have place in our paper to-day,
but in consequence Of the pressure upon our columns
arc obliged to lay them over until our next Our
friends must bear with us we viii do our best for
their accommodation and satisfaction.
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Terms per Quartz,

MRS. WINsLOW, AN EXPERIENCED
Nurse and female physician, has Soothing Syrup
for children teething, which greatly facilitates the pro.
cess of teetlins by sotenng the gums, reducing all
nflammaton-wi allay all pain, and is sure to rcgu-
late the bowels Depend upon it. mothers it will give
rest to yourselves and relief and health to your infants
Perfectly safe in all Sec advertisement in apoh
er column.
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The oyYGEyAEp BIrrERs.

The 0NYGENAED BITTERS.
AS remedy for dyspepsia or Indigestion, weknow
Of no preparation effective and satisfactory in its
operation than tile 0xygenated 3tters- We have had
occasion to these Bitters and from experience
We arc convi need. of their efficacy in relieving Dyspc
psia. They are for sale by Druggists generally
Covingon, Ca, Times, april l2, 1860.
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ARMS FOR FLonIDA--We learn that four thousand
stand of arms will 80 South by the Savannah train this
morning They from the Arsenal in this city, and
are intended for tile State OF Florida.
Char Uercury.
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Executor N otice.

A Ii persons having claims against the Estate Of
IN Daniel Heron, tte Of KersLaw District, dectns-
cd will please present. the (duly attested, ac.
ccrdng to law, to tho undersigned. These indebted
will make immediate 1lyment to the same.
Jan 29-tf j. i. RODGERS, Ex'or.
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l32 Shr's llcr-
chants and
Manulactrs'
Bank Stock,
IIartlord,... 13,20O O0 l5,ZOU.oO
3l5 Shr's 1Et-
na Blk Stock,
Hartfnrd,... 3l,5GOO0 81. 5350O
2Os Slir's City
Hartford. 2o,sOo.oo 2a,7l2Oo
200 Shares A.
merican E1.
change Blk
Stock, New
York, 49,. 100000 100000
2Ou Shr's Blk
Of fCommrce
stk. n. Y. 100000 100000
300 Shr's I'm
portnrs' and
Traders Blk
Stock, Ny. 100000 sl,5ouoo
300 Shr's Blk
of America
Stock. n. 7. 100000 3O,3OO0o
2On SlIr's Man.
haitian Gem
pany Stock,
New York, 100000 l3,so0.OO
500 Sllr's MGR
Cll1ntS ID
Stock MY. 100000 100000
900 Shrs O.
cran Bank
stock, \. y. 100000 100000
200 Slir's Un-
ion Blk Slk,
New York. 100000 S,5Uo.O0
100 Slr's Blk
Of North 4.
mcrica Stk,
New York 100000 9r5OOO0
so Shr's Me-
trop olitan
B'nk Stock,
New York. 100000, sl,5oo.oo
100 Shares
Il n ckstonc
Bank Stock,
Boston, 10000 90 100000
] 90 Shr's Bnk
Of Comm'rce
Six, Boston. 10000 90 100000
100 Shares
Granite B'k
slk Boston. 100000 100000
10 Shrs SUI:
folk Dank
Stock, BoS-
ton......... 100000 1900 90
100 SlIr's Hide
AMI Leather
Bank Stock,
Ens,on. 100000 100000
loo Shr's Web
atcr Blk Stk
Baston.. 100000 100000
leo Shrs Ma.
tinnal Ba'k
Stk Boston. 100000 10, 00.OO
100 Shrs At
Innt:c Bank
SIX i;oslon. 100000 lo.lon.oO
l0n Shrs Safe
tv FurEl Blk
Stk Boston. 100000 100000
lou Shares
SIX SIX 'fsss Boston. 100000 100000
l0u Shares
Revere Blk
SIX boston looGO.oU 1000 90
200 Slir's B'k
Of the State
Of Missouri
Stock. St.
Louis. =. 100000 100000
200 shr'S Mcr-
chants Tx
Stuck, 81.
Louis. 100000 10000 90
5IShrs STATE
Bk Of Wis
cousin Si'k
Milwaukee, 10000 5,9S5.0n.
lo5 SlIr's Tn.
ion TX St'k,
Abany..... la,500.00 l2.500.00
50S!irs Aon-
trcal Bank
Stock, Mou-
treat. ...... 100000 ll,7oO.oo
100 Slir's ron.
nccricut Riv-
.r Company
S;ml 80. l2,nOOOO 100000
20 Slr'S on
ncclicui Rir-
or Railroad
- Company. 100000 l,G00.0n
I'm She
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AoYENESTE AT Fosr SUMTER-A workman, who
left Fort Sumter yesterday reports that eighteen of his
comrades (al laborers) will leave this morning. He
says that the determination of the aborers not to do
any fighting is fixed and general. {"
Our reporter learned from him another fact Of some
Significance: that all e vomen and children w1 be sent
Of today. This looks like getting ready for warm
work.-Chdsleston Aercurn
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An unlrreasosnrabIc II equest.

To ask an editor for his best exchanges decided
" unreasonable ask the man for his hat for
without his exchanges and scissors, he would soon
have but little need Of hat or anything else-f he
continues in the business services of the
undertaken. X Ss;55sfs
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North Carolina--Conve F,iiI Pass

RALEIGH, n. c, January 24-Both Houses eff the
Legislature passed the Convention Bill to-day. The
Senate passed it by vote of 81 to g. and the House
by sc to 27. The Bills, passed by each body are
dissimar in minor points, but will be made 10 agree.
Each submits the question Of Convention or no Con.
VENT to the people, the election to take place on the
27th of February Everybody seems rejoiced that we
are to have Convention at last Charleston Courier
The English Government will Ac-
kOwledsc the Independence OF the
South.
TORONTO c. W., January 24-Th7 Leader Of to-day
announces positively that the English Government
will acknowledge the Independence of Southern
Confederacy as soon as it is formed
Charleston Courier
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Fashionable Dress Haki,.r

sB MISS HOWARD GIVES NOTICE TO TIE
Ladies Of Camden and vicinity that she is prepared to
mako dresses nantlcs and cioaks in tic neatcst man.
ner and most fashionable STYLE
She may be found at Mr. FREIrAG's, next TO the
Post Office where she will be happy to wal, on those
who may favour her with call.
July 3l,-6mo.
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ATTENTION

Rer5haw Troop,
VoU ARE ORDERED TO APPEAR AT YOUR
Il usual rendezvous on SATURDAY next Feb Cd
at IL o'clock. Business Of Importance will be brought
before the Company.
By order Of Capt. E. B. CANTEY.
Jan. 29,-lt. W. c. LONG. Clcrk
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Take N office.

IA LII those indcJtd to the firm of II. Druckcr {
EA<Co, by Note or l,pen Account are requested to
come 'orward and settle their accounts before Return
lay, as longer iDdulggce will not be extended.
n. DRUCKER,
Attic Office of koopman & Sommers.
lam % --tril