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Tobacco.

At the Richmond Tobacco Exchange yester-
day offerings Mt auction were 81 hogsheads, 0
tierces, and boxes. Sales, tierces new at
So to s2S; box new at $3.50; 25 hogsheads
new from s4.6 to $l6. 10; 8 hogsheads old from
IS. rs to I'll. Taken in, box new and hogs
head old. Market rather active; good tobacco
in demand, and would bring full prices.
Breaks to-day, 81 hogsheads, terces, and
box. Most of the new tobacco coming in is in
high order, and hence we would advise plant
ers TO be careful in asserting and pricing.
In asserting, regard should be had to the
quality and color rather than to length. In
pricing, safe order should be carefully attend
ed to unless for winter and early spring sales.
Fired tobacco may be priced softer than sun
or air.cured, as it keeps better and longer
and, whether the article is TO be disposed Of
early or late, pricing ought to be finished by
the LIST of July, as experience has proved that
tobacco priced after that time does not keep SO
we'll.
In New York on the sth instant there was
an active demand for low grades Kentucky for
export and cutting leaf. Sales, Glib hogsheads
Kentucky 1t 5 10 Ice. 304 cases Pennsylvania
1T l0hc.; l40 cases Ohio at SIC. 235 cases
Connecticut at Is to lSc. We quote.
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4 THrH DML.-Don Piatt writes to the
Cincinnati Commercial:
This Government is probably the most
tomoralizei Government III the world. It's
atryice Is rotten TO the core. All the de-
Hrtmeat5 are run by rings, and onc-half
o. The heavy taxation collected from an OPP
pressed people is turned lu,o private peck
c.s.'
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4 curious fact is eg,ablished-that hail
IL enSepdered by two clouds, one above the
o'aer, when they cross each other at GER
IAN angle. A low rambling is then heard,
ana shower Of nail Immediately follows.
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AGRICULTURAL.

STRAW CUTTERS,
~ CORN SHELTERS.
WELL FIXTURES, &C.
A. large and wel-sclected stock OF
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
SEED, &c.
noes PALMER IL TURPlN
HORN SHELTERS, CUTTING BOXES,
J CHTRAS WELL FIXTURES-the best
patterns southern lnanufacture-fo- sale by
ALLISON 4 ADDISON,
NOT 1870 Gary street.
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pICHMoND GRANITE COMPANY
LII We are prepared TO furnish the very best
quality GRANITE, dressed or undressed, in aS:y
quantity. We will also build al kinds OF GRAN
TIE WORK Ut short notice. Special attention
given 20 rough or dressed WALL WORK, GENIE
Terry WORK, &C., and all material furnished.
Ofice corner OF Canal and Seventh streets.
GEORGE BLuMENTHALa
oc lain Superintendent,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-12

NEW CHApTgR.-McDaniel Chapter, No.
20, Royal Arch Masons, was organized IN
this city on Thursday night last.-Lynch-
b,lr1 Viruin;dn.
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II al NLDDIsJs
IL HAY PRESS SEES,
BILLING WIRE, &c.

7 Z
B&LiSS WIRE, &c.
We are now prepared to fnrni2h the OLD Dr.
MINIOS HAY PRESS, which Is the best horse
power press and the IHGERoOLlh which is TIL.
beet hand hay-pres5, ~ use. The first we make,
ami the latte we sell ut manufacturers prices.
ANNEALwn WIRE, suitable fer t&iink shuckE,
hav or straw, Tor sale NJ New York prices.
The advantages of baling hay are So we'll under.
stood AS IT, need no assel ton. We therefore only
SAY tina. we can furnish PRESSES and WEE oil
the most favorable terms. 0ur stock Of STRAW
CUTIE IS and CORN -SH ALGEh9 cannot Dt
eIceled. II. N. SMITH " 90.
no ls-dErtlSya Manufacturers.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
TOR THE NEW YEAR.

TOR THE NEW YEAR.
DIARIES-Small, medium, and large sizes;
PHTsICIhh,S' DlAhIES,
ALMaNACS, jS63;
NOTES. OEAFrS, CHECKS, BILLS OF La
DING, DEEDS, and other BLANKS:
BLANK EupkS, IRON the est pocket to the
largest account book, in endless variety.
The BEST EuOkS maze 10 order.
RASDOLHH & tNILISH,
1873 Main street,
dealers lnfaw and Miscellaneous Books.
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DICHMOND LYING-IN CHARITY FOR
THE RELIEF OF INDECENT WOMEN
AT THEIR OWN HOMES.

DE-. T. 3. WATKINS, Fifth and Grace streets !;
DIR. r. 5. j. PEBBLES 2g9 Franklin street;
DIR. l. L. FACE, 400 Franklin street.
have organized this institution, and will furnish
medical attendance ut her own home 10 any woman
who may bring written certificate, endorsing her
as proper object OF this charity, from any phys-
clan, minister, member or any benevolent asso-
citation, or member Of the city government
Special attention will be given TO all FEMALE
DISEASES
CONSULTING PHYSICIANS.
DR.. +. h. Deane, DR.. john A. Cunningham, Dr.
A. snead. Professor Il. L. Coleman, ard Protes-
sor o. r. Manson de 2a-2m
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az CASES 81. C. & CO." LICORICE
Lsb PASrE In store and for sale by
j. s-lW n. NJ. WILSON q co.
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DLANK BOOKS FOR 1869.

Having just received 4 LARGE STOCK OF BLAHk
BOOKS, we invite the attention Of merchants,
bankers, AMI others IN want, To our large assOrl-
ment of Medium, Deny. and Cap LedgerS, jour
nails Day Books, Cash Books, &c, &C., &C., In
great variety of binding.
o We have also a well-selccted assortment of DIA-
RIFS.
Persons desiring to purchase any OF the above
Books would DO well To call and examine our
stock. AS regards quality and price, They cannot
be surpassed 10y any house South.
s. ii. CHRISTIAN x Co,
de &c 1908 Main street, opposite postofice,
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~ E. KL0EBER, DENTIST, in go
We se-ts BEAUTIFUL ARTIFICIAL <szSlcS
TEETH ut TfTESTI DOLLARS per set. Per
feet IL. and durability warranted. Call and see
specimens OF the work.
Particular attention devoted TO filing and pre-
serving the teeth
Teeth extracted without pain.
Dental Rooms. s0f Broad street. &C 10
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dealers lrfaw and Miscellaneous Books

COUIHERN REVIEW
- FOR JANUARY, 1889,
and all the latest publications. at
TuEhEk'S tHEAf BOOKSTORE,
ial Ia Main street.
DLANK BOOKS AND STATIONERY
ID FOX THE NsW IEAk.-Ihe subscribers
are prepared to furnish all kinds of BLANK
ACCOUNT BOOKS MEMORANDUM BOOKS
CHECK BOOKS. &c. The best Inks and Writing
Fluids; Letter, Fooscap BIZ. Note, and other
Papers; Envelopes, Gold and sieel rens-ln-
complete BUUk-BlNDEEY and BLANk-BOUE
MANUFACTOKY, they are also prepared To make
20 order any kind OF Blank Book desired In as
good style and upon as favorable terms as can be
obtained North.
iaI WOODHOUSE & PARIIAH.
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MENTAL ICE-REDUCTIONa 60
IL IN THE PRICE OF ARTIFICIAL 11so
TEETd The undersigned will insert FULL UP
PER or LOWER SETS OF ARTIFICIAL
TEETH for TWENTY TO THJRTY DOLLARS
SET. Old gold sets will be taken In exchange
for new sets on yHlcanite ct . small additional
charge.
ONCE and residence s2s Main street. between
Sixth and Seventh streets. -
lS-sm JOHN MAHOkf.
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DENTISTRY.

GEORGE 3. STEEL, DENTIST, -
VI deyotes special attention 20 the pre-SS1fa
.ervatior of the NATURAL TEETH also In.
serts ARTIFICIAL ONES UPON GOLD Ok
low az the same quality OF WORK car be procured
elsewhere. Old gold plate taken In exchange.
Extracting teeth, 81.
ONCE No. 7s3 MAIN STREET, FIVE doors above
Spo.s wood Hotel, Richmond, Va. &C ?-3m
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-01-22
Investments in New York.

DERsOgs WISHING TO MAKE INVEST
IL MENTS In New York, can have their
business transacted BY rs, through our rsli-
able correspondent In that City.
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Ac ENTs.

We wish to arrange with Agents, male"
female, to represent the American Shu'A'
Sewing Machine, in each State, County and
Town in the United States and Ontario. Ne
ira inducements to Experienced Agents Ii
full particulars, as TO Salary or OOnnii'''A'
address,
q. v. N. ANDREWS, Gen. Ag't,
Detroit, Mich.
N. B.-For the benefit Of our Agents "
have arranged with parties who have S00a'
suitable for Sewing Machine Agents 70 'H'
We will send Book Of Samples and slP
ticulars on receipt of one red stamp Aaaia'
@. ". N. ASDREWs, Gen. Aga, Detroit Ai'A'
ls6sdec35yl.
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The Americas Shuttle
Sewing Machine

IL Warranted for Five Years. Our Agents
will be supplied with duplicate parts Of The
Machine, 10 case of accident. It makes pre-
eisely the same stitch made BY the Singer,
Wheeler 4 Wilson, Howe, aAd FlOrsnc' "a
chimes. 1t has the Undsr-tesd, like the best
of high-priced Machines, audis the only low
priced Shuttle Machine in the market that
has this feed. We are enabled to sell . frat
class SHUTTLE MACHINE At q very low
price, on sssOan. Of its Simplicity, and COD
ssquent low cost Of Manufacturing iSs0n'
pariSon With Complicated Machines.
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ATTACHMENT.

David Cheeks VS.. james Sheffield.
NOTICE is given to James Sheffield, the
~ defendant in this case, to appear be-
fore Smith Campbell, = Justice of the Peace,
at his house, on the 9Th day of FEBRUARY, '69,
and defend the action thus commenced, 9TH
erwise the cause may he proceeded with ex-
parte. SMITH CAMPBELL, up.
'69janl5w4prsteeS51 Carter County, Tenn.
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WATCHES FOR THE MILLION.

The Oroide Gold Watch Co. manufacture, on strictly
scientific principles style, finish and color vs. c%arotgoLl
Il fac-simile Of tho most rare and costly description Of
Gold Watches.
They are manufactured with Hunting Cases, Qaiies'
and ge~ntlemen's)h have superb Swiss movements, jaceied
eagine-tarmed. with compensation spiral spring.
RairOad Conductors, engineers, EypreSmeS-the most
s~xactfna Of oar custoncrs-have thoroughly demon.
stratei the strength, durability, accuracy and utility
Of the facsimile Waikam Watches, and pronounce them
Invaluable rs reliable time-keepers.
Fine Swiss Movements SIS PalFa ARsriesH Jaca-
nils RaRham Watches, full jewrled, so; ChroHoR'Her
Balance, s25 each. deliberately engraved with new and
anvel designs. Each Watch Is warranted by special
certificate from the 0roide Gold Watch On.
Also, magnificent Oruide Gold Chains IS, So and 81
each. Sent everywhere, to ba paid for on delivery.
Our customers are supplied free with the Piekp1cket
Detective and Watch Guard also, mailed separately on
receipt Of So cents. The Genuine 0rOide Gold Watches
can only be obtained by ordering directly from uS.
JAMES I. MONROE & CO.. Importers 4 Nanuf's,
6snoyl3mos2. 1876 Broadway, New York.
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Chancery Sale at ElizabethtOn.
L. L. Wilson, AGmr. &c. VS.. Hannah Wilson
ct. al.

L.. L.. Wilson, AGmr. &c. vs. Hannah Wilson
ct. Al.
PURSUANT to a decree Of the Chancery
Court ut Elizahethton, held for Garter
county. Tenn rendered nc its September
term 1861 aud again revived at the Septem.
Der term 1868, OF said Court, in the cause Of
L. l.. Wilson Admr. &c. vs.. Hannah Wilson
ct. al. On Monday the 9Th day Of February.
1869, by virtue of an order in said decree, !
will sell, ut the Court House door, in Eliza
bethtou, at public auction, to the highest
bidder, nll the lands belonging 10 complain
ants intestatr. Jno. j. Wilson, deceased, con-
sistiug of several hundred acres, lying 10 the
2nd civil district of Garter county, Tenn, and
on line of 4. Tenn. b w. NC. Railroad. Land
will be sold in three or more lots, and then
as a whole, and the sale adopted, yielding the
most monPy-including dover interest Of
widow. TERMS:-SIx and twelve months
credit, purchasers required to give bond and
good security for the purchase money, bear
ing interest from Date and lien retained IN
til same is paid. Sold without the right Of
redemption. Dee. 10, 1868.
H. G. SMITH, c. 4 n.
PkR JNo. P. SMITH, D. q. & N.
'G9ian l5w4pfS8
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the Executors &C., Joseph Owen aud his wife
Alice, Joseph Hill and bis wife Francis,
Joe Q. King, John G. English and Margaret
his wife, R. G. King Joseph L, King and NJ.
W. King are nou-resieents Of Tennessee. 1t
is ordered that publication be made for four
successive weeks in the Union Flag, notify.
ing said nonresident defendants to appear
before our Chancery Court, at the Court
House in BlountVille, on the third Monday
in May next, and make defence to said bill
or the same will be set for hearing exparte
December Rules, 1868.
69janiw4piS5l WIN, MULLENNlX, Gam.
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STEA M
F~IRE.PR0OF
IF h s

a.bornis Paisni has ben d~smonaintsj, ~ Ne
uost thoroueh pnsiicai tests, 70 b vastly supsnotia
errroof qualities b any other makefs, (bslur pater
4, ,srpsr tsbss hsrmsticaliy seaedl preventing con.
-isi,fs az erapurafion ard H. ths tfiasi nfs IN 80.
~ r,tsai ean - applisi 20 aay safe. Beors puf-
sha,inr sissshsrs, sall ard snfmlnetsf nnd ~ So
phisi sonfaining ths esriihtsts, oftnah vith All oihsf
mafs ~ tafsa.
t-r-srsg f-~f
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ChancrrE CNurt at BIOnntYiIIe.

Mathew NJ. Childress vs.. William Lynn ct al.
THE ACCOUNT ordered in this case, at
the November term, 1868, will be taken
at the Office of the Clerk & Master at Blount-
willie, on Saturday the Both day Of January,
1869, at which time and place the parties are
required to attend with their proof; and on
failure 80 to do, said account will be .aken
exparte. December Rules, 1868.
69ianlw4pfS51 WIN. MULLENNlX, Q. & NJ.
Nathan D. Morrell VS.. Jesse Gross, Admins
traitor, &c, ct al.
TN THIS CASE it is alledged in the bill
that defendants Daniel Miller and Thomas
Miller are non-residents of Tennessee, IL Is
ordered that publication be made for four
successive weeks, in the Jonesboro' Union
FIaq, notifyin ing said non-residen: defendants
10 sppear, on the third Monday in May next,
before the Chancery Court at Blouutyille,
Tennessee, and make their defence to said
bill, or the same will be set for hearing ex-
parte. December Rules, 1868.
6eianlw4pfS5l WIN. MULLENNIX, G VI.
James King, Jr., vs.. John G. King and heirs
Of James King, sen, deceased.
TN THIS CASE it Is alledgsd in the bill
that defendants John G. English and wife
Margaret. Joseph Owens and wife Alice, J.
Chalmus King, John G. English, Ex'r, &C. Of
James King, sen, deed, Robert G.. King,
Joseph L. King and N. W. King are non-resi-
dents Of Tennessee. Il is ordered that pub
hcation be made for four successive weeks,
in the JonesbOro' Union Flag, notifying said
nonresident defendants Il. appear before our
Chaneery Court at Blountville, on the third
Monday In May next, and make their defence
10 said bill, or the same will be set for hear
ing exparte. December Rules, 1858.
6~gianlw4pfS51 WM. MULLENNlX, VI.
HIN willard ct. al. vs.. Thos. j.. Yoakly ct. al.
TN THIS CASE il Is slledged in The Bill
that defendant Thomas J. Yoakly Is a
nonresident Of Tennessee. IL is ordered that
notification be made for four successive
weeks ia the Jouesboro' Union Flag, notify
inc said nonresident defendant TO appear be-
fore our Chaneery Court, at the Court House
in Blountville, on the third Monday in Nay
next, and make bis defence 10 said bill, or
the same will 5e set for bearing eIpaTte.
December Rules, 1868.
i69janlW4pfS5 WN. MULLENNIX, O. N.
Isaac A. Nickels 70. Lanier Bros. 4 Co.
Tn THIS CASE Il is alledged in the bill
that defendants B. Lanier and John W.
Selby, Merchants &C., trading under the name
aud style OF Lanier Bros. b Co., and W.. H..
Maloue are non-rssidents Of Tennessee. II
Is ordered that publication be made for four
successive weeks In The Unior flag, notifying
said nonresident defendants, TO appear be-
fore our Chancsry Court Al BlountVills, on
the bird Monday In Noysmbsr next, and
make their defsnes 70 said bill, or he same
viii be set for hearing sxpafts.
December Rules, 1858.
eajaniwtpfS51 WI. MULLENgIX, GAN
1N THIS CASE Il is allsdged In ,bs bill
tia, defendants JOhn @. Enslish, one Of
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SIS SIS.
THE
AMERICAN UTTLE
SEWING MACHNEI

Is reiailsG at a price within the reach Of al.
This Machine uses a straight needle, naku
the LOCK STITCH (alikO on both sides, has
a. selESdjuSting tension, and can do ever
variety Of sewing. II will hem, fell, bind
cord, braid, seam, quilt, tuck, ruflsr and
gather; VIII work equally well on silk, xn,nr
wooden, or cotton gOods, with silk, linsur "
cotton thread.
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HIDES WANTED.

TIVE UNDERMINED WILL PAY THE BIGHEsT
maftst pries N CASH for ether Dr. Or Green
HIiss delivered a he rssiisncs Of Dr.. q wheeler,
Jonsshofo', Terra, 'or a Biaits Tan rad near I'm
q lHdss iauhsl % cs ,hsr- M hni safi,fas.
tion guaranteed WHILE 4 M~eLAuGHLfT
ufyiu
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In the County Court Washington
County, Tennessee.
Franklin r. Martin ct. al. vs.. Joseph II. Mar
tin ct. al.

Franklin r. Martin ct. al. vs.. Joseph II. Mar
tin ct. al.
Tn THIS CASE it is alledged that the DE-
PENDANT David A, Armstrong is non.
resident Of the State of Tennessee. 1t IL
therefore ordered that publication be made
tor four successive weeks in the JonesbOro'
Union Flag, notifying him, the said David A..
Armstrong to appear at the Court House ia
JOnesbOrough, on Monday the eigth day OF
+ diruary, 1869, and answer said bill, or the
same will he taken for confessed as to them,
aud set for hearing expar,e. Jan. IL, 1869.
IF. GRESHAM, Clerk.
'69jan l5w4pfS5
R. NJ. Baily and Crawford VS.. J. II. Mongle.
10y VIRTUE Of a writ o. veudi. Expo, is.
ID sued from the Circuit Court Of Wash
ington County, to me directed, tested the 4th
Monday Of October, 1868, npoR a Judgment
and costs for the suin Of 1855 40c, debt and
coss pronounced BY said Court, in favor of
r. NJ. Bailey and Crawford and against J, II.
Mongle, | will sell ut the Court House door,
in the town OF marlborough, on Saturday
the 9th day Of FEBRUARY, 1859, for cash Ia
hand, all the right, title, claim and interest
that the said j. u. Nongle has in and to one
house and lot Of land, situhted in Washing
ton county, Tenn. in Dist No. ., at Johnson's
DEPOT, adjoining the lands OF Montgomery
Hoss and others, and said 10 %eontAln "a OF
An acre, more or less, until debt and costs
are fully paid. This 18th day OF Jan. 1869.
S. E. GRIFFITH,
6~ejanl5w4pfS5.l Shg@.
Gossnell 4 Deyrus vs., Daniel Kinney.
DY VIRTUE Of 4 wriis Of yend. Expo, is
ID sued from the Circuit Court Of WASH
ington County, to me directed, tested the 4th
Monday Of Octob'r, 1868 upon four Judgments
and costs pronounced BY said Court in favor OF
Gossnell 4 DeYrus and against Danl. Kinney,
| will sell at The Court House, IN the tewn Of
Jonesborough, on the 22d day Of February,
1869, for cash IN hand. all the right, title,
claim and interest that Daniel Kinney has IN
and TO a house and lot, situated in the town
Of Jonesboro' on Main street, adjoining he
lots Of 7. A. r Eslsoa, John Blairs heirs,
and others, being the same house where the
said Daniel Kinney now lives; also | win
sell. II necessary, six acres OF land, SITUATED
in same District adjoining the lands Of JOhn
Ryland's heirs and others, until The above
judgments and costs are fully paid. fhis oh
day Of January, 1889.
3. s. cox, Deputy Sheriff.
's9jaSIsw4PfS5
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seventy. four acres at $500. Interest Of Uriah
Small IN four hundred acres of land, more or

eayenty- four acres at Sl5UU. luteIeSC VI OTldu
Small IN four hundred acres of land, more or
less, at s170.
A meeting of tho citizens of lancaster
County, represented by the wealth and intelll-
gence of the different sections, was he'll at tho
courthouse on Monday last, for the purpose OF
organizing an agricultura society. d. d.
Gooch, ESQ.,, was called to the chair, and d. j..
Carter requested to act as secretary. The SO
ciety was organized by the election OF the 1oi-
lowinC officers. President, D. P. Robinson
Vice Presidents, a. II. Gooch, J. b. Erwln, l.
F. Clyburn. Secretary, john Brown. ireIs-
urer. N. G. B. Chafee. The business OF tho so,
ciety will be TO improve tho soil. culture ana
implements OF the farmers, and all other mar
tiers that will enhance the interests OF our GI!l-
zens in an agricultural point OF view. Inc
first Monday in zach month was liked as inc
time for the regular meetings OF the society.
The Lancaster Ledger says: =" we healo o9V
one opinion expressed by our country irlenus
on Monday last in relation to the proPoGS,eu PG,,l
railroad from Camden utd Lancaster. tue
popular voice of the people say, "iet US nave
railroad!" and the voice that uttefs TINS sen
timept have the means to assist materially 'h
building road. There IS not la6orlne man
within our knowledge Ito say nothing OF the
monled men of the country, but who would
90 his full strength. Lancaster. We risk the
assertion, will subscribe from $4,000 to Sl00,-
600 to the enterprise. What say our Camden
friends. our Charlotte friends, and the directors
OF the South Carolina Railroad? Now ls the
time. We are settled on having = railroad to
some point, and as the proposed route IS our
natural outlet, We prefer it TO any other. Ihe
capital is here for investment
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PnsscncclsI

Per steamship Manhattan. for New York-o Il
Morris, G Campsen Cstrander, Schench,
Dickinson. j II Hayward, Miss N ON ill. Burns.
] McAahon, Z W Garden, Dupre. Baileson, " b
Browu and lady, Mrs A Booth, Mrs Zernow. Miss
McElhose. Miss Davis, Platt, N Barrett, I'd
wards. J 2onoy, II Eanks. r swain, Mrs Pritcheit,
Mrs lhosk, kenly. Miss Beatty.
Per steamship Magnolia, from New Yorf-hrs
@ * Garrison. Miss Manic Garrison. Miss Hlnsda!c,
Mrs Leary, his, Anna Leary, Louis aargrouse,
Iardenburg, MIS- Hardopburs hr Adland Miss
Adiand, Mr and Mrs Lyon Mrs Meyers, Archer,
n Crane, Russell, A Adams. G Skillery.
Per steamer Dictator. from -ralatsa via Jackson,
vlle, Fcrnapdina and Savannnh-J Hosch and
wife, Pierce. Wcthcrs. L Taylor, Capt Y::l
Resngeon. F Tillman,J u Taylor, J Bell, J
Barr D MOSS g Farrar. g Kohn, Miss Ahtraler.
Mr. stoadnan and wife, Mr. Barrett, Mr. Pickett aud
lady, Mr. Murray, Mr Doug gluss. Childs, ID Hop
kins, and IL on deck
Per steamer Pilot Boy from Savannah viz Beaufort,
cluat'n and Hilton BaN-Q hathhans Bennett a I.
J G Scott, Carroway, 4 Audrows, Grunthal, "
Moore and wife. Miss Benty. c Coo, D Kelly,
J A shaskelfoed, Mat'hitssen. g Brock, " 6
Bomsr. Passitti, u Jon 2, T " shcps,. Captain
House, w whaley Mikell. =. .mi,h and two
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