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ARRIVED THIS MORNING.

steamship Pioneer. Bennett, from Savannah, via
naval to Philadelphia Southern Mali Steam
ship Co Passed in the bay foreign barquentine and
STEAMER Hunter, Rogers, Ss hours from Providence,
off Bombay Hook brig A, II, Curtis, from MatanSas,
Brig Alex MIliiken Estes, days from New York.
with slaves to Merchant & Co.
Schr Active. Wootten. from Baltimore in ballast to
schr NJ g. Burnite, Richards, day from Camden,
Del, with grain to ]. L. Bewley & Co.
Correspondence OF The Philadelphia Erchanoe
LEwEs Del March "a rs 2 Ma heavy gale from
has now got the north, and il is moderating
Steamboat Albany, from Philadelphia, for New YORK,
the Breakwater, and came ashore opposite the town
Barane AURORA om PhadepRE for doTS Came
ashore opposite this place this morning. with
away 5OwfRTt % and head gear all gone and other
The barque E. Schultz, from Phiiadelphia for New
Orleans after being in collision with brig Harriet
Barque Minna for Bremen. lies about halfway be-
awe b sa4a eo nf %h M all cut
port lies near her. dismasted they will probably ride
"A sGG0oner reported the Clara C. Baker. from
New York, is ashore opposite the Breakwater, and
will be high and dry at low tide
Lilly, and others unknown are 10 the har0or. Wind N.
JOSEPH LAFETRA.
MEMORANDA.
{Ia YSTk bE|P ESPGTsTMsESE S on Il
PEg la oo MedeP1 6 OF @ In sinking
them this port Captain Cook makes the following
o On Se at tae m R 6a 5
vessel @ running r: by NJ wind w by N the wind fell
boarded by sea over the stern, which carried over
standing with his hand resting on the Cabin door,
which was closed at the time The same sea broke IN
down except two berths; started the quarterback
along the fore and thwartshps beam; broke down the
wheel forced coverings and moulding from the stern,
2ks6 6Sks BEAMS IN the bD 6eG6 forced sht ana
liam Brown and Sterling Martln We're washed from
Captain Cook While the doors frniture bosPdsc etcy
were carrying them from side to side at fearful rate
taken alter then Sd St Strong easteT
gaeS o daa nv aso Mss nine years od @
and others, of Philadelphia
Steamship Peruvian, Glover, for Boston and Phlla-
delphia, cleared at Liverpool 1lth inst,
schr r. s. Miller, Watson, hence at Boston 23d inst.
New York yesterday. ~
ladephla, at New York yesterday.
schr A. s. Cameron, Cobb from Norwich for Phila,
delphia, at New York yesterday.
TBY TELRGRAPH.J
NEW YoRK, March 26.-Arrived' steamship Colum-
81 sieamship a Palmyra, from Liverpool 18th inst
Steamship England from Liverpool 18th inst
DOMESTIC PORTS.
NEW YORK, March 25.-Arrved, steamship CITY Of
Steamship New York Ernst, from b emen.
Steamship Virgo. Bulkley, from Savannah.
Steamship Saratoga, King, from Ric6monGGa. nGGa"n"h'
steamshi,p Sen; Mcclellan Langhton, from Boston
Ship Alexander, Almteldt, from Liverpool
sPP Eagle OMES Moore SCR 0 vfPS gSSna
ship Alexander. Crosby, from Antwerp
sem harvest Queen McBTide liFmSGR rom dornwanis.
Sehr Peir9 Rodgers, from Lepreaux.
ham, Ponsonby London; Abigail Raymond Wafess ares
lena. seafe Asplnwei briggs Lorens BrecRwSsISaas-
Hamburg; Lena Thurlow, Corbett, Matanzss; sobrs
HAYRnR 'ANtT
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For additional Marine News see Third Page.
CLEARED THIS MoRNINu

CLEARED THIS MORNING.
Ship Adele. Young Cork, for orders, l.. WestergaaTd
& Co.
Brig Telegraph, Robinson, Cronstadt, Workman eco.
Brig Golden Lead Langthorn, Aspnwall, Merchant
& Co.
& Co.
Schr w, Wilson, Baker Salem. A. G, Cattell & Co,
Schr Active, Wootten, Alexandria, j. 7. Justus,
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AFFAIRS IN MEXICO.

The Reports of Liberal Defeat ut
QueretarO Untrue-EscObedO Within
Seven Miles of QueretarO -MaKtmIlIan
Trying to Compromise with JuareZ-
All Frenchmen to Quit Mexico, Etc.
MATAMoRAs, March l6, via Galveston, March
25.-Reports of Liberal defeat near QueTetaro
reached here on the 10th INST, and we're exten
sively circulated by the local press of this city
a1d Brownsville. There is no truth in them.
No news of the general engagement had been
received in San LUIS POtosi up to the 2Sth of
February.
Maxmilan, who had moved out of Queretaro
on the Oath utimo, had returned; and the Libe-
rails had advanced their lines to within seven
miles of QueretarO. Heavy guns had been sent
to the front from San Luis, where President
Juarez is still sojourning. Rumors of an at
tempted arrangement by Macmillan with the
Liberal Government are rife Quiroga is said 10
have been defeated at Zelaya. Juarez will soon
issue a decree declaring that the relations OF
commerce and amity between France and
Mexico have ceased, and ordering all French
residents out of the country unless they become
naturahzed citizens OF Mexico.
Cortinas makes professions of obedience to the
Government Of President JuareZ. He has been
ordered 10 the interior. The whole State of
Tamaulipas IS quiet.
French View of MaximIIIan's situation
and Action.
The Paris Opinion Ndtion0te, March 7, says:-
1t is known that at the moment Wnen Mar
snail Bazaine effected his retreat from Mexico
to Vera Cruz the Republican Generals Alvarez
and POrfriO Diaz were threatening the capital
from southwest direction, by way of Toluca
and Cuernavaca. 1t was then that the Emperor
MaXimllan caused all his silver to be melted,
converted it into dollars, aud with corps of
5000 men, followed no doubt, by all whose in.
erest it was to quit Mexico, marched north,
where, it is said, he met and defeated Carvajal.
1t seems that if MaXimilan had desired to
preserve his capital he would have first offered
battle to the strongest and nearest of his enc
mes-that is, Por6rlO Diaz. In going north he
crosses an immense country occupied by 10000
Jua1ists, in scattered bodies, which he could de-
feat one after another. This march would
enable him to retreat 10 Texas after his last
campaign, and to embark at Galveston or New
Orleans thus avoiding the personal unpleasant
ness Of again accepting the protection of France.
Despatch from Admiral Baron de la
ROnciere at Vera Cruz.
The Paris Moniteur du Soir of March 8, pub
fishes the following despatch from Admiral de
Ia Ronciere de Noury at Vera Cruz Feb. 2S:-
''Sixteen thousand men are embarked, and
have sailed. Their health is good. hope that
the evacuation will be finished on the 9Th Of
March,"
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1t is stated that Senator Conness, of Cali
fo,nia will decline a denomination. His term
expires with this Congress-
"A man in London seeks divorce from
his wife on the ground of her madness at the
time Of their marriage
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LATEST SHIPPING intelligence.

PORT OF PHILADELPHIA.......... MARCH 40.
STATE OF THERMOMETERS AT THE EVENING TELE-
OFFICE.
IA. M........3S IL A. M......43l p.
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1874; IL NJ, 134t; P. NJ, 134, an advance of I on
the closing price last evening.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES TO DAY
Reported by Dehaven q Bro., NO 40 s. Third street
BEFORE BOARDS.
100 sh Read b5wnint 5Osl 200 sh Susq Cnlb30. 1875
FIRST BOARD.
$4,000 City 6s, New- s-l0lHl 10 sh Cam q Am...l9ss
9S DO. do NewoSII NewSI l6s sh peHnS EEsfsso~n R.
$500 dc,,....,..io7, sh Read R...;;...... S.X
sh City Bk,......". esl5 100 sh N Penna R." SsH
81 sh Leh Val R..D5- 6OS 100 doa;--s5wn- 81
10 do.,.-.,~.o5- 601S 100 sh Cata PE..-.,..- 80
sh I'd d Sd sts.....- so
-Messrs. De Haven & Brother, No. 40 South
Third street, report the following rates of ex-
change to-day at p. M.:-U. s. 6s of 1881, 1881
61l082;do., 1862 1OS2@l09; do, 1864, 1074@l07B; ;
do, 1865, l07a@107i; do, 1865, new, 106b@l07;
do 5s lO-40s, 9746197E; do. 7'30s, August, 1865
@1O6; do, June l051@l05B; do, July, 1054@
lO58 Compound Interest Notes, June, 1864, ia
0ll8 do. July, 1864, 17405l74; do, August 1854,
l6l6l7; do, October, 1864, 152@l6; do, De-
cember, 1864, 144@15; do. May, 1865, l240l28;
do, August, 1865, 1l4@ll5; do, September, 1865,
1OS@1l; do, October, 1865 lO80lO3. Gold,
%Messrs. William Painter & Co., bankers, No.
SO South Third street, report the following rates
of exchange to-day at IL oclock:-U. s. 6s, 1881,
coupon, lOS4@l0S5; U. s. 5-20s, coupon, 1862,
lOSs@l0sB; do, 1864, l074@l075; do, 1865, 1919
01O74; do. new, 10G{1l07; 5S, l0-40s, coupon, 97B
007&; .. s. 7'30s, LIST series, l05s@l05b;
do, I'd series, l054@l053; Sd series, 1864 01O54.
Compounds, December, 1864, 14i@l5. Gold,
lS3bMl34b.
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LEGAL INTELLIaENCE
The smith Homicide.

Court OF Oyer and Terminer-Judges
Ludlow and Peirce.-WiliRm b. Mann, District
Attorney; 7. Bradford Dwight, Assistant Dis
trict Attorney In the case of John a. smith,
ley's tavern, Second and Lombard streets, the
following testimony was elected after our latest
edition n vngtardav.-
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ANNUAL MEETING
OF THE
STOCKHOLDERS
OF THE ~
s. Carolina r. r. Company,
AND OF THE
Southwestern r. R. Bank.

TIME Annual Meeting of the stockholders
i ofthe above institution, will be held in
the City of Charleston. on the Second Tuesday
in February next, the 18th day of that month.
Place of Mceting-Hall of the Southwest
ern Rail Road Bank, on Broad-street
Hour of convcning-11 o'clock A. M.
On.the day following "Wednesday, the 18th
there will be an election held at the same
place, between the hours of 9 A M and 3 P
NJ, for Fifteen Direcio ors of the Rail Road
Company, and Thirteen Directors Of the Bank.
A Committee 10 verify proxies will attend.
Stockholders WILDE passed, as usual, over
the Rosd to and from the meeting, free of
charge, in accordance with the resolution Of
ihe Convention Of 1854.
AT this meeting will be taken up for action,
according 10 rule, the following proposed ad-
diiional Bylaw:
ssThc Board shall hold four quartz erly meet
ihes during The year. and such meetings as
shall be specially called by the President ;
and in the interval ofthc meeting, there shall
be an Executive Committee who shall be au-
thorized 10 conduct the business Of the Com
pany. The said Committee to consist Of the
members resident in Charleston"
-. J. Il. EMERY, Secretary.
idn II ct
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Sherif2s Sales.
SHERIFF'S OFFICE,
= CAMDEN, Jan. 18th, 1857.

Ill,
pY virtue Of sundry writs of f. ia. to me
-D directed I will sell before the Court
House in. Camden on the first Monday in Feb
ruary, next within the legal hours Of sale the
following property, to wit: $3.50 sssS .t,:. q;
One vacant LOT or SQUARE; of land ssitussS
ated in the TowA of Camd bounded West
by Market square, North BY King street,
East. by Lyttleton street. and South BY va {
cant lots; known and distinguished, in the
Plan of said Town. as Lots nos 33l,; 332, 333,
334, 3S5, 1886, S37, 33S, 339, $40, .341, $50, :
35l, S52, S53, 354, 355, 356, 357 and 882.-<
Levied upon as D. D. Hocott's property. at I
the suit of John Workman, ct al.
One sorrel horse and one mule, levied upen
rs the property of Thos r. Cantey, at the suit
of Jos: 81 Gayle, & Co, and sundry others.
One gray mare; two (2) mules, one buggy,
ne Turpentine Still and fixtures (set up near
Colburn's mill) Levied upon as the proper
ty of James F Sutherland, at the suit Of Her
man Baum, ct al.
Defendant james Sutherland's planting In
terest, and interest in T9rpentine business
carried on in the name of McRa and Suther-
land. Levied upon at the suit Of Herman
Baum, ct al. ALSO -
a lot sawed lumber (about two thousand feet)
at sutherland's and Lemmond' 's~steam saw
mill, one log cart, one old wagon, products
Of cotton crop Of last yeat lin seed cotton)
made on Sutherland and Lemmond's Planta-
tion. Products of (corn) crop made on Ches-
nut lots in Town of Camden. Levied upon
as the property of Sutherland and Lemnond,
at the suit of Herman Baum, ct al and John
NJ Desaussure, Executor, VS. Sutherland and
Lemmond. ALSO,
At the residence, of James F Sutherland,
Household and Kitchen furniture, consisting
of various articles to wit Bed and bedstedds,
Bureaus, Sofas, Lounges, Mahogony Tables,
do chairs SC, Lot carpeting, Cooking Stove,
and lot of old iron Sc. Levied on as James
F Sutherland, at the suit of Herman Baum,
ct al. '.'..s E. E. SILL,
- Sheriff, z. D.
n B.-If the above property is not all dis
posed of on Monday, (Sale Day. the Sale viii
be continued on Tuesday, day following.
Jan 10. r. 80: td..-:,
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WM. Il. TAYLOR.
JOS. K. KIRKLAND,
JOHN KIRKLAND,
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EaZiSE&EzhsY D1sT.2
IN THE COURT OF ORDINARY.
C. c. Nixon, Applicant, vs.. Mellison Nixon
and Julia Nixon, Defendants.
Summons in Partition.
NN examination, it is ordered and dccrced
" that the Lands described in the Sum
mons in Partition land hereinafter lescrlbcd)
in this case. be sold by the Sheriff of Kcr-
shaw District, South Caralina, on the first
Monday iu February. A. d. 1867, or on such
other sale day us may be most advantageous
to the parties in interest, on tho following
tcrlus, to-wit:
So much cash rs will pay the expenses of
these proceedings; the balance on credit
ill the first day of January, A. d. 1oGo-
Said balance to be secured by bond with ap-
nroycd surety or suretics, with interest on
tthe same, (layabic annually from day of
sale. and mortgage of the premises.
Said Land being of the following descrip-
lion, to-wit: Lands situated in kershaw Dis
trict. S. G., on waters Of Lymches Creek and
Black Ri.er, containing one hundred and
sixly acres more or less. anil adjoining lands
of ]. J. Hall. Lands Of estate OF ". NJ. Bull
lock, decd. Lands late of the estate Of Tobias
FolSo!rc, decd.
Said Lands to ',e sold subject to the claim
of dover of Julia Nixon. widow Of John Mix
on. deed. in one mnicty. and of Mcllccnt
Nixon. widow of Simeon Nixon, decd, Ill
the other moicty Of the same.
4. l.. MCDONALD, o. l.. D.
january Q, \. u. 1867. 1t
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E;Hto Pcrf,c:matc T'cstimeny.'

Ec Pdrtr. Simeon Fci2, Soljctio. Middle CircH,t
HEHEAS, GEO. ALDEN: has applied
W 10 me 10 pcrpetuaic testimony in re-
gard 10 ihc notes hereinafter described, all
parties having Ike or opposite interest, and
desiiiug 10 come forward and cross-c*amine
the evidence which may be produced, are
warncd 10 appe,r before The Commissioner i'll
Equity at his office OH Wednesday,, Feb
ruary 9th 1867, ncXt. when such ev-
idence, if moi rcbu;;ed: she'll be recorded.
The notes arc as follows:
W. Il. Joseys sealed no;e: dated Jan. l:
1868. annual iu,orcst from daie for SiSl ,G2.
John T.. Muldrow's scaled noie. da,eti &C.
ioho' 1851, annual interest from Jan l; 1861
for S51.1S.
Il. j. Wylie's sealed noie. dnted J IN l, 1857.
annual interest from hate, for Sl5,72.
Jas W. Teams sealed note, ~, cd May 1861 ,
annual interest from Jan l, 1861. for $50 35.
William Kirlland's sealed noc Gated Feb.
1860. annual in.crcss from jan ], 1850, for
$313l6.
Samuel Furnans sealed note. da;cd Feb.
1860, annual interest from Jan.l, 1850: for
$lIS %.
W. NJ. Taylor's sealed note, dcied Jan J.,
1868, annual atcrcst from dale. for S5,G5.
Em Alctiain'e due ill, da.cd July !, 1864,
payable Oh de.nanl for $I9S:00.
Saial p. Mutc'lisoh's sealed noi2, dacd
Iau ], 1861, annual interest fl om tia:e, for
SS0,13
Joel \. Sc!rrocks sealed note, daied Dec.
1862. annual interest from Januaryl, 1859,
cor SGS,Ga.
Jamcs T. Doby's scaled mote, dated Jan l,
1868, anhnal Interest from da!c, for S2G,0O.
James Il. Do6y,s sealed notc, da,ed Aug
1868, annual interest from JAN lSG2, for
$75 90
james Doby's due bill, dated Jan 1868,
I for $1,000
JOHN Gardner. balance on sealed note, ta-
ted July ] 1863, annual interest from date
for Sl05,00
John Il. Shaw's sealed note. dated October.
1851, annual interest from Jan /, 1851, for
S50,l9
Jnmes L Clouds scaled notcdaLeA June.
1851. ANNUAL intGEGsL from Jam lSL,ll loE
Si3s;Ho srnled note, dated Jan 1860,
IH1Ti;lf nj crest from Jan ] 1850 for S62, IS
Powell NJ Teams sealed note, dated Aug.
1861, annual interest from Jan lSGl, for
S!3I,I3
James Cantcy's scaled note, dated Jan l.,
1851, annual interest from date, for SI4. %
- IL " MIC ScliSN llOtc, NH'Su Su Aoo',
annual interest from Jan l 1868, for $40
John S Bradlcy's sealed note, dated July,
1862, arnual interest from Jan !, 1850 for
$34;0G
j. + Gucry's sealed note, dated Jan /, 1860,
annual interest from date for 81 90
Robert B Coi,on's sealed note, dated Jan J.,
1861, annual Interest from date for sol, II
J VI Starkc's sealed note; dated Feb 1868,
annual interest fl ON Jan ], 1868, $4i,A1
Hartman Ariants sealed rotc. dated Sept
10, loGl annual interest from date, for So,
SIS
Wyatt P;ittc;son's scaled note, t!ated. pril
1SC2, annual interest from Jan |, 1862, for
$jl.43
Sumtcr's sealed note, dated Nov 1862,
annual interest from Jan l, 1852, for S24 .3J
Wm McSwean's sealed noic dated Mag H.,
1859. annual interest from Jun ], 1859, for
S2Il6. J. D. DUNLAP,
Commissioners Office, Jan IS, 1867.
/ Jan Ism
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State Of South Carolina.
ES2a'sINsC K5ia:s'fCE.

In the District Court.
TN pursuance of an order frn'a his Horor
L Julsc LEITNEE. notice is hereby given.
That the first quarterly session oI Ike Dis
,trict Court for KcrS!law District will h. hell
ut The Court House in Camden On Monday.
the 18th day Of February. inst.
All cases Of miSrmcanor and larc cry re-
turned 10 ihc last Court Of General SESSIONS
for this District have been transferred 10 his
Court. All parties interested ,h"rrin. prose-
cntors. defendants and wine$sc:, Will a,rcal
at the time aud place abore-s.a,y>l. o. thril
bonds will be roi rcit.,!
W. CLlBUEN, CTc"i. II. r. :
Feb, /. st
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GOOD WORK +! CHEAP WORK!
FTNw AZ IL,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL! |!

THE subscriber would respectfully
IL inform The citizens of Camden and the
surrounding country, that he is prepared to
furnish Tinwarc of every description cheap
or than it can be bought in any other estab-
lishmcnt.in South Carolina. He keeps on
hand full assortment: made by himself of
the best material. and will warrant his work
for twelve months. ANY article sold by him
will be repaired during that time, without
charge.
Roofing, Gutterins and Job Work of every
description done at old prices.
Lard. OIL AMI Kerosene Cans. Stove Pipe,
&C., male TO order on short notice, on the
most reasonable terms.
Provisions of al kinds at the market psicn
received in exchange for work. .
From his long experience he feels conf
dent that he will render satisfaction to oil
who may favor him with call "a his old
and we'll known stand.
3. D. BRONSON
january II. Pm:
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PROFESSIONAL CARD,
Il. YOUNG MCLEOD, NJ. D.

Il. YOUNG MCLEOD, NJ. D.
\. MCLEAN, NJ. D.
WE would respectfully inform our
w patrons, friends and the community,
that we have this day entered into co-part-
nership in the practice of Medicine. -
The former may be found on the place re-
Gently occupied by Mr.. Joseph L. Tiller--the
latter as heretofore,
In addition to the practice of ofMedicine, we
will give special attention to Obstctricy, Sur
gerry, &c.
We cordially extend our thanks for the
very liberal patronage we have hitherto re-
ccived, and hope, from strict attention to
business to merit and receive the same in fu-
urc. Jan. /, 1967.-3t.
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Photograph Gallery,
S1osn.,s u r.rdNEH

{ have this day associated with inc in the
1 Photograph and Ambfotype business, Mr..
W. S. LEE. of this Town. Mr.. l.. has had
long experience in the art, III the principal
cities Of Germany. and having recently re-
turn"1 from that country, brings with him all
the late European improvements. Feeling
confident Of pleasing, we respectfully ask the
patronage Of our friends and the public gem
orally. II. c. BURR.
25,-tf.
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SOUTH CAROLINA,
KERsEI.tET E>1eTEsfE'F.
BY A. L. MCDONALD, ORDINARY.

BY A. L. MCDONALD, ORDINARY.
W7HTEEAS, joseph D. Dunlap c. +. X. D.
w applied 10 me for Leiers Of AjMiDs-
iration on all and singular The goo;.s and
chattels, rights and credits Of VIM. Shields
dc Jonis non, late Of The District aforesaid
dccca~cl:
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish
all cid Singular the kindred and creditors OF
the deceased: 10 be and appear before me at
our next OIdinary's Court,. TO he holden at
Kershaw Court House Oh the 9th day Of
March inst. to slow cause, if any. why
The said administration should not be 9ranicd.
Given under n,y har,l and seal ibis 25th day Of
January, in tile year Of our Lord one
Thousand eight hundred and sixtyscvcn and
of the ninety first year Of American Inde-
pendence. \, L. McDONALD,
Jan 25.7-i,l o. *. D. &.
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New Barber Shop.

GORGE MCLEAN respectfully announ-
" COS to the public Chat he has opened a
Shaving and Hair Dressing Saloon in the
southeast corner of the Mansion House. He
respectfully solicits :hc patronage of the ciii-
zcns. snd hopes, by polite attention to The
wants Of his patrons, to merit q liberal ell
couragcmcnt, Jau. 4--3ln.
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SOUTE-CAECJ,INA,
ks3EssEEEEy DESTzsuET.
pY A. .IAhicl NSa.n

BY a: i. MCDC7aaTI-l4ss-Il- nDDJNADV
=
W applied 10 me for Lc.;c:s of Admins
a:ion on eli and singular The goods and chat
tells, rights and crc,;its OF Duncan McEa late Of
the District aforesaid. deceased:
These arc, therefore, to ci;c and aGlnonisi
.;rll and singular the Kindred and creditors Of
tic deceased, 10 be ard appear before me at
or next Orriinary's Court: to be Holden ut
Ker>haw. Court House OIL the 9Th day Of March
ncx;. 10 show c2rsc, if any, why the said
administration should no: be granted.
Given under my hand and seal this 25th day
Of january, in The year Of Our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and six:y-sGven,
and of the nincty-tirst year Of American
Independence. \. l.. McI,ONALD,
jan, lid. Q. X. u.
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fsils TO E'erpctu.ac Testimony.

E1 Iarte Simeon Fair, Solicitor Middle Circuit.
SETHEREAS, L. W. BONNEY has applied
w to me TO pcrpctuatc testimony in re-
gard to tho notes hereinafter described, all
parties having II like or opposite interest,
and desiring to come forward and cross-cx-
annie tho evidence which may be produced,
are warned 10 appear before the Commission
cr i'll Equity. at his Office, on Monday, the
twcnty-iir-L day Of january next, when such
evidence, il not rcbutied, shaY be recorded.
The o,cs arc rs follows:
Thos r. liuiles and Edward Hailc's isint
note dated Sep. 1856, Payable two years at
Ter date with Interest from daie, amount
:SIG53. 81. Paid on the same February 1860
S9O7.y3. Also May BIRD 1868 S10.GG:
J. D. DUNLAP; c. Z. X. D.
luM CI-Sf
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MOUNT ZION INSTITUTE,
WINNsBORO', S. C.
CORPS OF TEACHERS:

CORPS OF TEACIEES.
G. A. WOODWARD. Principal.
Rev; r. W. p; ;DGGosE' lIG Assistants.
THE exercises Of this School will be
i resumed Tic first Monday in February.
TERMs PER SESSION:
Board with tuition in all The branches, except
Philosophy, Chemistry & French, $50 0o
u " " each is %
Students required to furnish bed linen,
covering and towels. :, =,
For further information apply to the Prin-
cipal. Jan. ll-om.
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cEaWa,!4aXes.

l = collection Of Town Taxes will be opcucd
at the Council Chamler on Monday. lie 1lth
day of February, inst, aud will DC kept GFcil
until the 10Th Of March next.
Odce llonrS-f,nm q clock. Il. IN. uu, il >
o'clock, p. III. By order % Council.
J. \. SCIROCK. 7. c.
Feb. !, ii
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JUST RECEIVED,
. FRESH SUPPLY OF

Raisins, Figs, Prunes, Citron, Currants,
Almonds, Filberts, English Walnuts. :.
:. Essences of Lemon and Vanilla,
%Buekwheat, Golden Syrup,
: Superior Family Flour,
Soda, Sugar Wine and Butter Crackers.
Dec, IA. % a. M. KENNEDY.