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ocr: Farm for Sale! THE undersigned offers for sale his containfng"l60 acres. The are a good Dwelling House and all out Houses, ihisxarm lies one halt mile from the Missouri River, three miles from in Kansas. Territory,' and two miles from Lake Mill. 1 he land not in cultivation is cov ered with the heaviest kind of Timber. Any person wishing to purchase will find terms to suit, by calling on the subscriber the farm; or at the office of Squatter Sover eign. - . WILLIAM W.. ANDREWS, Near the line of Platte and Buchanan.'. 2tf.


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ocr: Iff. F. CONWAY COUNSELLOR AT LAW, CONVEYAN- v cer and General Property Agent, Leaven worth, Kansas Territory. Persons wanting to purchase or desirous sell claims to town lots-in Leavenworth, or land, anywhere in the Territory, are 1 5 i l ii to can asabove, or communicate Dy leuer. Oct. 20, 1854.

place_of_publication: Leavenworth, Kan. Territory [Kan.]

publisher: Osborn & Adams


ocr: ccroir sir h lu'i'io To the Votert 'qf fur City cf Leavenworth : FX1HE undersigned hive been appointed Judges AL 'of the first Election to be held under the City Charter for , the City of Leavenworth. They will, therefore, hold an election for Mayor and pine Cooneilmeni on the first Mondav in September, A D. 1855. - - v i'r'r i : JOHN H. DAY. v -v v . wm. h. adams. Vt . ,lewis n. rees. . City of Leavenworth, 1 : 17th August, 1855. $


ocr: BY AUTHORITY. (NO. 1.) - J : Notice to Settlers Qn Public Lands in Kansas. .'.- UNDER the directions of the Land Office De partment,' notice is hereby given, : to all whom it may concorn, that the existing lines the grants of lands to the "Board of Foreign Missions of the Presbyterian Uhurch," as recent ly established by order of said. Board, in the Ter ritories lately ceded to the united states oy the Iowa and Sac and Fox Indians, are to be respec ted and regarded as the true lines of such grants, until such lands shall be surveyed in connection with the adjacent Government lands.. Surveyor General, of : Kansas ind Nebraska. Surveyor General's Office. ) Fort Leavenworth, Dec.27. 1854. $ 17-tf


ocr: JLeavenworth, SALE OF LOTS! BY a resolution of the Association it is or dered that the undersigned be authorized to sell Lots belonging to the Leavenworth Associ ation, at very reduced prices to tnose wno win build. There will also be a sale of Lots on the 7th dat or Juxr next. Persons who desire to build, had better attend said sale of Lots, as great bargains may then be hod. Attend the sale on tne 7tn oi June nexx. J. H. DAY. W. S.. YOHE, O. DIEFENDORF . Trustees. 1855.


ocr: JYE IF & TORE. WESCOTT & MITC JILEU, opened in the Herald building on Main street, a large and general assortment of Goods. Outfitting Goods, Queensware, Shoes, &c. We will keep on'hand a and general supply of , every thing ne to supply the demands of the market. Our stock has been selected with especial re to this trade and continue to be kept and COMPLETE.. . We hope to recive and. merit a liberal share patronage. Leavenworth, May 18, lS55.-tf. ' . . . -


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ocr: Pioneer Hotel, AT TOPEKA, KANSAS TEXE1T0EY. TLie House was openod for liEdnesa on the SLst April. They tcucg the great importance of giving to the public very diScrent aocomodatione man uaveever j ti roou giea iu una ionwi, have resolved that no pains shall be spared to ren der all comfortable, liood beds and a substantial fare will always be ptovided for their guests. nvvvi w uni'VT JOHN J. STOBM. JAMES TAGAET.

place_of_publication: Wakarusa, Kan. Territory

publisher: G.W. Brown & Co.


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ocr: Vcttf anil Cheap Goods. THE undersigned having on hand a very large Stock of Goods and Groceries, and wishing t'o reduce their' stock preparatory to bringing on their Fall Supplies, offer them at greatly reduced prices, at Wholesnle or Retail Gire us a call at our Store, in the "Herald Building," and see for' yourselves. None but cash buyers solicited. .. rWESCOTT & MITCHLER. -Leavenworth, August 4, 1855. 47-tf


ocr: TECU1XSEH IlOTJuJLy TECUMSEH, K. T. rX THIS large Hotel is just finished. Pub iiliL lie patronage is invited. Good accommo dations for srentlemen and ladv travelers. Rooms provided for Conventions or Public Meetings. T V. 1.-1 no OK AC 1 l xecutusiui, jujy,o, 1.000. iu-u


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ocr: KEEPS always on hand Horses, Carriages and Bug- iSiSl gies to hire. Their stock " is of the very best kind, and their Carriages new and always in good order. Mo. ltf.

place_of_publication: Atchison, Kan. Terr.

publisher: Stringfellow & Kelley


ocr: T. ABELL. BEN'. F. 8TRINGFELLOW. ABELL &STRLGFLLOW. (LATE OF BRUNSWICK, MO.) ATTORNIES AT LAW, Weston, Platte County, Missouri. WILL ATTEND to any business confided to them, in the following counties, viz: Platte, Clay, Buchanan, Andrew and Clinton. Also, at Atchison. Kickapoo City and Leaven worth, in Kansas Territory. Particular attention given to setling anucollecting claims. 1 ly


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ocr: r. Edwards Dusbnell. ' Tm: BOOKSELLERS & STATION- Mo, Constantly on hantf the most complete.assoytment .of School, Classical, Med ical and Miscellaneous books and stationery f every variety at the lowest possible prices. Le&venw&rUiK. jr., Sept. 15th, "lyy :


ocr: " - S.KNUDSOA, , . :---4-"V"' 1IWILUS. WATCH AND CLOCK.-MAX.1.. - . Ntxldoorto Holliday tf Dickey?, . . r-". .Wzstox,Mo., . .. r , ' HASiii3t received a full and complete stock or new goods, and calls particular attention to his fine assortment of. ,


ocr: AYER'S CATHARTIC. PILLS! PILLS THAT ARE PILLS J! PROF. HAYES, State Chemist, of Massa chusetts, says they are the best of all Pills, and annexed are the men who certify that Doct naves Knows, viz ; LEMUEL SHAW, Chief Justice Supreme uourt or Mass. EMORY WASHBURN", Governor of Mass. W. C. PLTTN K FTTx T.i u t. f.nv. nf Mas. EDWARD EVERETT j-JSx-Sec. of State and oenator of U.S. ROBERT C. WINTHROP, Ex-Speaker House of Rep., U.S. A. ABBOTT LAWRENCE, Minister Plenipot to Cireat Britain. - JOHN B. FITZPATRICK, Catholic Bishop of ijoston. BIE5T THAT ARE UTEN III


ocr: j - V li JM. T U JZ JB ' IN STORE and for sale low to close, 20 Iiaseaus, . ... .,--,:.-; ' . . 1 Doz. Tables, . . - - - 25 Eeb Steady i'i ; ; -: . ; 1 Doz. Lounges, . t . 128 Doz. Chairs at r TUTT & BAKER'S, i Weston, Oct. 13 1354. . : . .


ocr: Fislier & 2:u"Q rod.. : ii :t t:? v i Importers and Wholesale Dealers In grocer ie?, wines, liqv.6'rs,cigars &c Seed, st.'co:. of viae." S-sp, 1.5, 54. I , , St,; LouiMo... r


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ocr: JA2IES B. CHADWICK, TTo. 63 Ziootust street, (BETWEEN SECOND AND THIBD-STTtA. ) " , ST. LOUIS, MISSOUBL Wholesale dealer in the celebrated improved Little Giant Corn and Cobb Hill, and exclusive agent for their sale in the West. SG. W. BEOWN,of the Herald rf Free dom. Lawrence City, K. T., is authorized to re ceive orders for the above firm. Several Mills are subject to Mr. B.'s order in the warehouse at Kansas City, Mo., for sale. Xo. 2. grinding 10 bushels of corn per hour with one horse, pried $10. and charee for freight, dbe.. this side of St. Louis : No. -5, i50. with cost of freight. &c ; No. I. $50, with additions of freight. The latter, with two horses, will grind 20 bushels per hour. No additional gearing re quired. - - Lawrence, Doc, 1 5, '$5.


ocr: Home Mntnd Fire and Marine Insurance Company, of St. Lonis. - THIS Company proposes to take lists npoa buildings and 1-ersonal property in Kansas .territory, upon the most favorable terms. Ap ptfeatlons for Insurance taken 6y G.'W. & IV. HUTCHINSON & CO., Lawrence. TLey have the general agencv for the Territory. " T.L. SALISBURY, See'y. St. Lonis, Dec. 20, 1S55. 45 tf


ocr: C. PARTRIDQ, l. SMITH, W. H. eMITO, H. 8. SEED ' Partridge & Co., W WHOLESALE GROCERS snd Commis sion and Forwarding Merchants. No. S4 North Second-st-, St. Louis, Mo., will make lib eral cab advances on consignments 01 proauw, for saJa in St. Louis, New U rleans, New York and Boston. St. Louis, Oct. 2755. ly. .


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ocr: HT'oie Sale. EIGHT yoKe of well broxe, fresh Oxen, one good ox wagon, one (2) horse wagon, one Prairie Plough and one large worK norse. Apply to the subscriber living half a mile south-east of Tilot Knob, near the crossing of Five mile creek, where the oxen can be seen. July 7 '55 3m II. T. GREEN.


ocr: BY AUTHORITY. (NO. 1.) , fVotice to Settlers on Public Lans in BLansas ; ! TTNDER the directions oTtheLand OflSce De U, partment, notice if- hereby given, to- all. whom it may concorn, that the existing lines of the grants of lands to the "Board of Foreign Missions of the Presbyterian Church," as recent ly established by order of said Board, in the Ter ritories lately ceded to the United States by tin Iowa and Sac and Fox Indians, are to be respec ted and regarded as the true lines of such grants until such lands shall be surveyed in connection with the adjacent Government lands. , ' " Surveyor General, of Kansas and Nebraska. Surveyor General's Office. Fort Leavenworth, Dec.27. 1854. 5 17-tff.


ocr: JOHN DOSS, Dealer in Fareign and Domestic DRY goods; FAMILY GROCERIES. &c. &c. Corner of Main &. Short streets, Court House . Mo.


ocr: Lots and Shares in JLeaven- tvorth-fbr-Sale. . THE undersigned has a few valuable shares and many valuable lots for sale, which will be sold low for cash. Call soon and you will get bargains. - - ' . ? .A MACAULAY. June 29, 1855 42-tf-1 -


ocr: IN STORE and for sale low to close, 20 Bureaus, -", 1 Doz. Tables, 25 Beb Steads, - 1 Doz. Lounges, 128 Doz. Chairs at TUTT & BAKER'S. Weston, Oct. 13 1854. 7


ocr: BY AUTHORITY. (NO. 1.) Notice to Settlers on Public Lands in Kansas. fTNDER the directions of theLand Office De- U partment, notice is hereby given, to all, whom it may concorn, that the existing lines of tne grants of lands to tne ".tsoara or a oreign Missions or the Presbyterian jnurcn," as recent ly established by order of said Board, in the Ter ritories lately ceded to the united btates Dy tne Iowa and Sac and Fox Indians, are to be respec ted and regarded as the true lines of such grants until such lands shall be surveyed in connection with the adjacent Government lands. JUHJM UALiHUUIX, Surveyor General, of Kansas and Nebraska. Surveyor GeneraPs Office. ) Fort Leavenworth, Dec.27. 1854. $ 17-tf


ocr: , Attention. Squatter Sovereigns MISSOURI STEAM PLAINING MILL, Sash, Door, and Blind FACTORY, ( Corner of Ninth and Walnut Streets,) St. XjiOTxIjs, 3&o. IF YOU WANT to save 50 to 100 per cent on your bills of Lumber and work, you must pur chase in St. Louis. The following are som of the prices of building Materials, Lumber, &c. Clear Lumber $40 00 per 1000 feet. 2nd Quality " $30 00 " 1000 " 3rd " " $25 00 " 1000 " Sheathing, $22 50 1000 Frame Timber, $25 00 to $30 per 1000 feet. Flooring, $32 50 to $40 " 1000 " Weather boarding 20 00 to $25 " 1000 Facing Lumber, 1 side $3 00 2 sides $3 50 per 1000 feet. Sash 8 x 10 II thick 5 cts. per light. " 10x1211 7 " " 10x14 1 10 " Doors 2 feet 8 by 6 feet 8 15 thick $2 40 2 10 " 6 10 l $2 55 a 3 st 7 1 t( $2 80 These are some of the Prices that we sell at. For full Particulars see our printed bill of.prices. We are manufacturing to order and keen on hand an assortment of Doors, Sash, Blinds, Door and Window Frames, Mantels, Base, Shelving, Fencing, Weather Boarding, flooring and Mouldings of every Pattern. Our work is all made of seasoned Lumber and warranted equal to hand work. We will send our bill of prices to any person that wish one. SAWYER Sc. McILVAIN. March 23, 1855. Xew Tailoring


ocr: IN .LEAVENWORTH. f -t THE Undersigned begs leave to inform the m'Htoih of. Iavenworth. that he hasifilted up a room for the above business next aoor. to lt. M. & IK Fisher's Store, corner of UheroKeeanu Water Street, where he' will be glad to serve all who may favor hiurwith a call. . JULilUD AliUillCJj. 9, 1855. 22-6m . . , ' ! -


ocr: lTilliam PliUlips, Law and Land Agency Office, South side Delaware street,-first door west irom Aieavenworm notei.. Leavenworth, K. T., Jan. 19, 1855-ly.


ocr: . BAILMJM'S ST. LOUIS; HOTEL, Corner of Second and Walnut strut, ST. LOUIS MO. WE beg leavetoappouncetoour- friends and tlie traveling public, that we will open the above named elegant and commodious Hotel, (built Vy Geo B. Taylor, Esq.,) for the reseption of guests, on Thursday, the 28th Inst, and respectfully solicit a share of publie pa tronage. I he public's obedient servants, : THERON BARNUM.


ocr: BY AUTHORITY. i. . (NO. 1.) Sotice to Settlers on Public Lands in ZLansas UNDER the directions of theJLand Office De partment, notice is hereby, given, to all, . whom it may eoncorn, that the existing lines of the graats of lands to the "Board of Foreign Missions of the Presbyterian Church,,yas reeent " "ly established by order of said Board, in the Ter ritories lately ceded to the United States by the Iowa and Sac and Fox Indians, are to be respec ted and regarded as the true lines of such grants until such lands shall be surveyed in connection with the adjacent Government lands. ! : JOHN CALHOUN, Surveyor General, of K' v,' Kansas and Nebraska, j Surveyor General's Office. Fort Leavenworth, Dec.27. 1854. J 17-tf


ocr: EMORY'S JfEW LIVERY STABLE, OjY CASH THOSE IN ARREARS PLEASE PAY UP. Fancy Stock kept in our Stable, Never ride until you're able, . When you ride, be sure to pay, For credit will not buy Oats or Hav. July 28, 1855. 46-tf


ocr: TECUMSEH MO TEE, TECUMSEH, K. T. THIS large Hotel is just finished. Pub lic patronage is invited. Good accommo dations for gentlemen and lady travelers. Rooms provided for Conventions or Public Meetings.-


ocr: JE. HOAGLAND. JOHN T. BRADY. HOAGLAND &, BRADY, ATTORNIES &. COUNSELLORS AT LAW AND SOLICITORS IN CHANCER?; Also, Practical Surveyors' and Draftsmen, Tecumseli, &. T. Will promptly attend to all business en trusted to their care. jaly 28,-tf.


ocr: LAWYERS, JlTTOlLVEY Jfb COUNSELLOR - - -"LEAVENWORTH," K: T., :


ocr: , . John Dai!ey,".-:-'- ' FASHIONABLE BOOT AND Cherokee street, Leavenworth, K. T, . February 23, 1S55. 24-tf. . .. . PUBLIC SALE. ??rf?&&'-, Os Monday 5th day of jViaich, 1855 iiSS win ne sou at f.i&nc Sale, a hue r it i r.P Sr.r-lr r?-.t'lo frnrr. Rrt frt Iflnl..,,..? cofrsisting of cows'and calves, dry cows, aiid heifers, l,'2,:and 3 year old?. Sale to com mence 10 o'clock A. M.j at the in tne Bottom, between the Fort and, Weston. 'Terms of SaU- Cash. - '-' ' - WM.'S.YOIIE.


ocr: '.' Attorney jxd counsellor ATTFAW. LEAVENWORTH, K. T., : mar. 2, 55. ly ' A. C. Goddin. J. T. Johnson &. Co, . St. Louis. J ' Boonville Drown, Godding & Co. COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No 136 Second Street. - -ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI. .., (Liberal advances on Produce or Merchan dise in hand. fMarch 2, 1855.


ocr: JFIItST B&IMEtf SMOMf ' IN LEAVENWORTH. ' - THE Undersigned begs leave to inform the ciuzen-s of Laaveuworth, that he.ha3 fitted up a room for the above business next door to G. M. & A. Fishe.'s Sto-e, corner of Chi, okee and Water Street, where he will be giad to seive all who may favor him with a call. JULIUS TRUMEL... 1855. 22-6m


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ocr: Dr. Jno. P. Wood, FOEWAEDING and COMMISSION MER CHANT, has just completed his ncw Ware house on the Levee, and is leadr to receive the consignment of goods, either on commission or otherwise. . Lawrence, June 2, 1855. if. .


ocr: Kansas River Packet. TID7. light draught 14 inch steamer Financier No. 2. will ply regularly between Kanms city and Fort Riley, touching "at all intermediate bindings. Having line accommodations for paa !enger. public patronage Urefpectfullv solicited,


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ocr: : died, - . At Fort Leavenworth, K. T., on the morning of the 10th of June, 1855, of "congestion of the brain" EJwapd F. Berhard, Esq., formerly of Washington City, D. C. ' 57 Washington papers please copy.


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ocr: WILLIAM NEWMAN, KEEPS always on hand f Horses, Carriages and Bug gies to hire. Their stocks- is of the very best kind, and their Carriages new and always in good order. Weston, Mo. ltf.


ocr: CORNBR OF MAIN AND JTJLB ST'S ST. JOSEPH, MISSOURI. S. S. ALLEN, PROPRIETOR. THIS well known House has been newly fit ted and furnished in every part, and the table will always be furnished with the best that the market affords. See Sign: "CITY HOTEL.." ltf.


ocr: STEAM SAW-MILL, AT LEAVENWORTH CITY. Tl fURPIIY &. SCRUGGS, are prepared J.1JL. lurnisn tne citizens or Kansas, witn kinds of Lumber, at their Mill in Leaven worth, on reasonable terms. ltf.


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ocr: BARSrUM'S ST. LOUIS HOTEL, Corner of Second and Wcdnut sired t ST. LOUIS MO. MWE beg leave to announce to our friends and the traveling public, that we will open the abov named elegant and commodious Hotel, (built by Geo. B. Taylor, Esq.,) for th reseption of guests, on Thursday, the 2Sth inst. and respectf ully solicit a share of public pa tronage. The public's obedient servants, THE RON BARNUM'.


ocr: Filliam P3iilli?, Law and Land ?gency Office, South side Delaware street, first door weit from Lieavenwoiiii Hotel. Leavenworth, K. T., )" .Jan. 19, 1855-1 y. $ .


ocr: BY AUTHORITY. (NO. 1.) ' . ; xVoticeto Settlers on, Public Lands in Kansas. UNDER the directions of the Land Office De partment, notice" is hereby given, to all, whom it may concorn, that the existing lines of the grants of lands to the "Eoard of Foreign Missions of the Presbyterian Church," as recent ly established by order of said Board,in the Ter ritories lately ceded to the United States by the Iowa and Sac and Fox Indians, are to be respec ted and regarded as the true lines of such grants until such lands shall be surveyed in connection with the adjacent Government lands. JOHN CALHOUN, Surveyor General, of Kansas and Nebraska. Surveyor General's Office. . Fort Leavenworth, Dcc.27. 1S54. $ 17-tf


ocr: IN LEAVENWORTH. . THE Undersigned begs leave to inform the citizens of .Leavenworth,. that he has fitted up a.room.for the above business next door to G. M. k A. Fisher's Store, corner of Cherokee and Water Street, where he will be glad to serve all who may favor him with a call. . : JULIUS TRUMTL. February '9, 1855. '22-6m "


ocr: Amfrtenhurr ensedtbMid made public, totne end that the same, and clause and article thereof, mav be oberved hand and caused ihe seal of the United States" afltxed. ri '. ' -It' F;Dopt;at the City of Wartxingtop ' ! ri ' tieth dy of August, in the year of h&iJ.Jit& j?ae thousand eight' hundred- :-J "'if fiftythree, and)f the Iudependenfca of th United States the . FRANKLIN PIERCE. By the President:' ' - Wr L. M ARC Y, Secretary of State. : rz fulfilled with good faith by th United audhs citiziH thereof- i ) ' - Tn witness whereof, Ihav hereunto' set i


ocr: .Edwards ts. Buslinell - . ISlSPl -BOOKSELLERS & STATION- cis, -f uuiiu o 1.1 ecu, ou uowusf Mo., Constantly on hand, the most complete .assortment of School, Classical, Med ical and -Miscellaneous books and stationery of every variety at .the lowest possible prices. , Leavenworth, K. T., Sept 15th, ly" A


ocr: S. K A UDSON, ilWZLLli, WATCH AJfD CLOCK-MAKXE, Next door to HoUiday if Dickey's, "Weston, Mo-' HAS just received a full and complete stock of new goods, and calls particular attention to ais nne assortment or


ocr: Fi slier & Zubrod. Importers and Wholesale Dealers in groceries, wines, liquors, cigars Sec, Seed. st. cor. of vine. Sep. 15, '54. St. LouisMo.


ocr: .. : JF V U I TT? vRrJSjM IN STORE andforsale low to close,- -.20 Bureaus, .r.z'ji-. .j 1 Dor. Tables, - . -V"r - 1 Doi: Lounges,' ' v. - f izo iwi. wuairs vr - - ' r - v TUTTtBAKZR'S Westen. Oct. 13 1851. ; "C; " '.: ;


ocr: JET. JE, Clark, and Retail Dealer in. Provisions, Jtc, to sell at small profits, for cash only, a gen eral assortment of Groceries. Also Flour, Corn Meal, Bacon, Lard, Salt, Window Glass, Boots, Shoes, and various articles requisite to meet the wants of the Cnerokee Street, between Second and Third,. Leavenworth City, K. T. August 11th.


ocr: If. S. Darneal, Jfl. J., Resident Dentist, Weston. Mo. Office for. the present at his dwelling, on Thomas street. Plenty of material on hand, of the best quality. Devoting my whole time to the prac tice of dentistry people may be sure of having; their work well done. 11th'. W. S. DARNEAL.


ocr: WHK X OSS, 1855. O. A. M'i'ARLAJJD. JOHN DOSS A CO., Dealers in Foreign and Domestic DRY GOODS FAMILY GROCERIES. &c. &c. Corner of Main A Short streets, Court House Bullings.- Westoh, Mo.


ocr: BEOdlMATION: UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, i "v. .Txbjlitob,t or Kansas. t : z y " i . . To the qualined voters of the Ter ; ritory of Kansas : i,' ANDREW JV ' IL REEDER, Governor' of the SXAX. said Territory, by virtue of the Act of Cxmgreas passed (he. 30th.day of May, entitled fan Act to organize , the , Territories of; Nebraska and Kansas," do by these presents proclaim, order ad direct that an Election be held in the said Territory, on 1 Friday the thirtieth day of March, A. D. , ' for. thirteen membersv of I Council and twenty-six member's of the House of iiepresentauves, to constitute trie- legislative Assembly of aid Territory, and the ' qualified voters ex the Territory are hereby requested to me$f on. said day at. the; . places of holding elec tions, in their several Dtricts. and Precincts as hereinafter specified to ote by balfot for the number of candidates' hereinafter apportioned to the respective Districts,- and the caid Election' shall be conducted in. the mapner : hereinafter prescribed. -- "f LIST OF ELECTION DISTklCTS AS HERE ; TOFQRE ERECTED. p trommenciT; of Cedar eree tributary; -above jbd said tributary fc?TTSrce..thence bv a di reet line to the west sioaor. 1. i loirs house, thence by a due abuth iineto the SantaFe roai! and alBf-the middle ef ai i read te a poiatdae tenth Tin tn Kansas river at toe mourn thence on said river ta the first the : tows of Lawrence, thence


ocr: JF UR JmJT UIZ jB'J - . IN STORE and for sale low' to close,.' ' 20 Bureaus, . j'l.' ' , 1 Doz, Tables, " - - ; ' ? "25 Beb Steads,' "'" " .'- :. A! . .1 Uoz Lounges -3 C-i J . . - I - 128 Doz. -Chairs at -k - u'y i, -TUTT-&. BAKER'S. Weston, Oct 13 1S54. - 4


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ocr: WILLIAM AElVMix". rv3&JL' KEEPS always oh hand y&WjJi. Horses. Carriages and Bust- kttpl i-i rjies to hire. Their stork-2 is of the very best kind, and their Carriages new and always in good order. Weston. Mo. Mtf.


ocr: Competition is.tlie Lifo of Trade! AT ATCHISON, KANSAS TtRRITOK V. : THE undersigned have established a Ferry at Atchison, K. T., and hive put a first class Ferry Boat at that point. We always ready with sober and attentive hands, cross travellers with all possible dispatch, no delays or accidents whatever, need be Bates of Ferriage: For each Wagon, or Vehicle vf " ' Yoke of Oxen " - " Pair of Horses u tc Head of loesi Stock- " 4i Horse and B aggy- " " " Footman ......... .... 75 3a 3i) ' 124 75 4 . 10 ' f Man and Horse, or Mule, 26 ie THE LOWEB. FLEEY Kept by the Undersigned, is the most crossing point on the River. We hope by attention to business, to merit and leceivea lib eral shire t.f th ? pitronage of the Public. ; Uvm.iciber whn j ou visit this plrxce, to at the lower Ferry,"as there you will nieet delays. TIIOM"ASON"& LAMB. Atchtson.K. T., March 27, lSi3. 7t.


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ocr: i IN STORE and for sale" low to close, .. -20 Bureaus, - T . 1 Doz; Tables,-? : C i H-r- eb tSteadV - ...,Tx,. I - . " 1 Doz. Lounges, " ? ' - . .' 18 Doz. - Chairs at T - - : ' - v. TUTT & BARERSi Wf stonrOct. I3 1854. :' ; . - i


ocr: WANTED, T f AAA RAILS, for which, cash will ' tJL . ' J P;d orf dr.iyery: oa my claim th mile eresk. Kam J emrorv. v. a. ITS. MA. MltiLS;


ocr: Union -Mutual Eifc Insurance Co. c :68 StateStreet, Boston Mass: G APITALi 400,000, & CONSTANT ly increasing for the benefi. of those in- SUTjed. I: CHABTEa-UNUMITiI--- --..r ' ', i General Agajit fot Kansas and Nebraska! - -


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ocr: STEAM SAW-MILL. AT LEAVENWORTH CITY. . MURPHY & SCRUGGS, are prepared furnish the citizens of Kansas, with kinds: of Lumber, at their Mill ia Leaven worth, on reasonable terras. ltf.


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ocr: CITY EXiECTION"- To the Voters of the City of Leavenworth : THE undersigned have been appointed Judges of the first Election to be held under the City Charter for the City of Leavenworth. They will, therefore, hold an election for Mayor and nine Councilmen, on the first Monday in September, A. D. 1855. JOHN H. DAY. WM. H. ADAMS. LEWIS N. REES. City of Leavenworth, 17th August, 1855. . J


ocr: NOTICE. Seven strav sheen. &t d. W: at. a.. mile creek, which have not been shorn this year, marked two crops and -two splits in the right ear. Une owner by callins can obtain thm K. T. August 22nd, 1855.


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ocr: AT LEAVENWORTH CITY. TURPHY & SCRUGGS, are prepared to furnish the citizens of Kans with all kinds of Lumber, at their Mill worth, on reasonable terms. in Leaven -ltf.


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ocr: GEO'. W. PWUCIKS. ' M. L. TftTTXSSXLL. t PERKINS TRUESDELL, ATTOXUllS AT LAW &. SOXXCITOfcS IN CHANCERY Leavenworth City, K. T. Offic with A. &R. R. Re tat. j&fl . July 21; 1855-tf. v- , JOIXIf BOS5, - ; Dealer' in. Foreign tnd Domestic i ' DR Y G O ODSi FAMILY GROCERIES, &cf. &c. Corner of Main & Short streets'Court Hous Bailings. weston, mo.


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ocr: GREAT- CBMCE 1 Vi , "JS-r . Js-A VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE CHEAP! THE mbrilr cffvTs'for Mut Li COURttR ETJTLD1NG andlt. situared In Ccnneautril, Crawtbrd C., - Fa- at a prrat bareain. and inifes the attention f thoje wishing real est; j . .. .i-. . o ..-! : . ... Tt,. ,;,; In i titr fot lUEg a htll, wtll adapted for su oslice. The Ktopd t(or I usrd nr a piiutin? cilice, feet fn.rit hr s'w.nt ,iiif.v f.t dfn. Tl whole L finished in thj best le. witli der the buiidintr. aud pumps in ui.icrerit room. Tl wliole. worth over two thonsand doUars. will be eold for $1aiK) lor ready meaiia to tnulie me to pnc.-ute my Kaias anterprise without cmbarrassmuit. 1 1 e tbove ict i? m engruit? cf the biiiUinir from a drtieirotyj talsn two vearsago. iipTlw title! iuJispuiab:e. For faithjr particulars addreaitliJkutwcnber.or A. J. Mason, Cornier office, on tL pjeuiiaos. . O. W. BE0W17. Zaicreice, Kantat T., ObtrC, IZZZ. tf. - ... , E0E A--' BARGAIN! ;lTrtJ I'.iLV.t Q.n:Mt tPDR S13ii. 1-9 1 tJlWcFA HlH : Loi ity-two two i nn-


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ocr: I1Y AUTIIORITY.' (NO. 1.) - " ' AToiice to Settlers on Public Lands in Kansas. i UNDER the directions of the Land Office De partment, notice , is hereby given, to t whom it may concorn, that the existing lines the grants of lands to the 'Board of Foreign missions or tne tresDyierian unurcn' as recent ly established by order of said Boardjiri the Ter ritories lately ceded to theUnited States by the Iowa and Sac and Fox Indians, are to be respec ted and regarded as the true, lines of such grants until such lands shall be surveyed in connection with the adjacent Government lands. - ' JOHN CALHOUN, ; t V . v Surveyor General1, of Kansas and Nebraska. Sim'ej'or General's Office,. - ) Fort Leavenworth. Dec.27. 1854. 17-tf


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ocr: J. N. BURNS. c. r. BURNS. J.N. & C r. BCRK3, . ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW, will practice their profession in North Western Missouri and the Courts of Kansas Territory. v , (57"Particuiar attention given to securing, ana collecting claims. 5 Vm:o.i Mo. 1825. ,; ltf


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ocr: (NO. 1.) ff otiLce to Settlers on ixx ZLansas. . TTNDER the directions of the.Land Office De KJ partment, notice is hereby given, to wnom it may concorn, that tne existing lines the grants of lands to the "Board of Hussions or tae rresDyierian uurcii," as recent ly established by order of said Board, in the Ter ritories lately ceded to the United States by Iowa and Sac and Fox Indians, are to be respec ted and regarded as the true lines of such grants until such lands shall be surveyed in with the adjacent Government lands. V ; JOHN CALHOUN, ' ; Surveyor General, of ... Kansas and Nebraska. Surveyor General's Office. - Fort Leavenworth, Dec.27. 1854. $ 17-tf -. -T


ocr: . F Wm JVM T VR Ej :. IN STORE and for sale low to close, 20 Bureaus, - - . r- . i 1 1 Dox. Tables, , -25 Beb Steads, . 1 Dox. Lounges, 123 Doz. Chairs at TUTT& BAKER'S. ITesten, Oct. 13 1854. , .. u


ocr: i V.- BOVSXXAK. . H. SKITH. ' X. B. SOWZ.XJU 7..' Wkoletale Dealers i U , FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS, -rV . Av mzGTirxxD tthisxt, . v . No. 132 Second street, St. LouU,IS. : Jan. 1855-3m.'


ocr: . II. H. IXooli, AUCTIONEER. " LSATXNWOXTH. KANSAS, TXB. . . , . .Will attend to the sale of - town Lots,' in any part of tne Territory, and to tne sale of Heal and personal property of every kind, on the. reasonrble terms.' : ' ' - v . - Letters addressed to the care of Dr. France, Learenwortn wiu be promptly answered. nov.I7,1854.tf '. :


ocr: Edwards & Busliiiell. sT'STZ-Fl BOOl iiliP' m5' 12( BOOKSELLERS & STATION- 124, Fourth Street, St. Louis, , Constantly on hand the most complete assortment of School, Classical, Med ical and Miscellaneous books and stationery of rery variety at the lowest possible prices. Leavenworth, K. T., Sept. 15th, ly


ocr: W. L. SLOSS. W. C. JONES. SLOSS & JOXES, ATTORNEYS at Law, No. 73 Pine Street, St. Louis, Mo. Refer to J. A. Halderman, Sci T Eastin & AdamI, Leavenworth JL T. November 10, 1S54. n9-tf


ocr: BENT. RINEHXrt. ALEX. ZIEGLER. B. R1XEIIART & CO., IMPORTERS & Wholesale Dealers in Cigars, Tobacco, &c, North Main street, under the Virginia Hotel, St. Louis, Mo. We keep always on hand a lare and superior stock of Imported and Domestic Regalia, La Norma, Millar, Londre Cheroots, Principe and other Havana Cigars the best brands. nov. 10, 3m


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ocr: . XEWMAIS A3TJ BELT, KEEPS alwavs on hand rv . Horses, Carriages and Bug- jf?tyA -gies to hire. - Their stock is of the very best kind, and their Carriages new and always in good order. Weston, Mo. ltf.


ocr: STEAM SAiy-MIlM,, AT LEAVENWORTH CITY. MURPHY & SCRUGGS, are prepared to furnish the citizens of Kansas, with all kindsj of Lumber, at their Mill is Leaven worth, on reasonable terms, 'ltf.


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ocr: WM S. McKNIGHT & CO., . C (Successors to R.' C. Shackelford &. Co.,) : WHOLESALE DEALERS IN ' BOOTS, SHOES A2VD BROGA9TS ::-' :No. 52 Main Street, St. Louis, Mo.t Always keep on and a'-very extensive assort ment of styles, sizes, etc., which they will sell on the'inost' accommodating terms for cash, or to'prompt customers. - . August 11th.


ocr: , . LAWYERS. . .. . D. J. JOHNSON v ATTORNEY. A JD COUNSELLOR ATTiAW. LEAVENAVORTH, K. T., ar. 2, '55. ly


ocr: ER. J. r. ERCJiER- WM. B. HALYARD. BRUNER & HALYARD, JflioUsale and Retail DRUGISTS & BOOKSELLERS, MAIN STEEET OPPOSITE CITY BUILDINGS, Weston, 3Io. March 13. "55-tf.


ocr: William Phillips, Law and Land Agency Office '"fouth side Delaware street, first door west from Leavenworth Hotel. Leavenworth, K. T., t Jan. 19, 1855-1 y.


ocr: Eeavenworth, ; SALE OF LOTSI BY a resolution of the Association it is or dered tb at the undersigned be authorized to sell Lots belonging to the Leavenworth Associ ation, at very reduced prices to those who will build. There will also be a sale of Lots on the 7th day or June next. Persons who desire to build, had better attend said sale of Lots, as great bargains may then be had. Attend the sale ontne ita or June next. J. II. DAY, W. S. YOHE, ; ; O. DIEFENDORF V - Trustees. 1855.


ocr: KANSAS HOUSE. THE firm ofgKeef er & Glines, is dissolved by mutual consent. The Books and accounts are in the hands of John Keefer, to whom pay ment alone will be made. ' The undersigned will continue at the old stand and be ready at all times to wait upon his cus tomers ana friends, with good liquors, cigars' groceries, &c. - . -. . - . ' JOHN KEEFER. 1S55. tf. .


ocr: STORE. TTESTCOTT &, KtlTCHMIl, HAVE opened in the Herald building on Main 'street, large and general assortment of Bry Goods -Oatfitting- Goods, 'Queensware, Bootsjand Shoes, &c. We will keep on'hand a constant and general supply of every thing ne cessary to supply the demands of the market. Our stock has been selected with especial re ference to. this trad, and continue to- be kept LARGE and COMPLETE. . - We hope ta recive and merit a liberal share of patronage. - . ' '-. ; :- ' "


ocr: i ! . . , . . PROCLAMATION; Notice is hereby given to the Squatters, and., all others irte rested,' that the under- v signed has commenced the Blacksmithikg business in this place, Tand is prepared totlo-all kinds of work in his business, from' the shoeinz of ahorse to the. ironing all kinds of wagons. He has jusC put up a new building for his shop, 20 feef by 20,' on" tnV.cq'rner of Third and Cheri okee streets.-- He is prearedl to tdo .work on ahoTt nptiee; and on as6nabie terns,' and sitis-' faction- rivea ,.Giv"iiffl:-A.iaU sad encoufsse ir -: -"v.yv-v SUBNET. E:


ocr: KANSAS WEEKLY HERALD. i IS PUBLISHED EVERY FBIDAY MOHNIKO, BY - Z.VCIAN . EA8TIK. WM. II ADAMS. -; . Terms of Subscription. 1. Copr, oi 20 Copies, r, one year in advance $2 00 30 00 Terms f of Advertising, One square, Iff lines or less, first insertion $1 00 One " each additional injertion, 50 Announcing candidates, in advance, 5 00


ocr: 33"sr;-A.uuj,idL PUBLIC- ACTS, OF THE THIRTY THIRD CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES,


ocr: BY AUTHORITY. :-- (NO. 1.) . .. xvutAw iu ociiiers uxa ruuiiv anuus in ILansas.' UNDER the directions of the.Land Office De partment, notice if hereby given, to all, whom it-may concorn, that tbe existing lines ot the grants of lands to the "Board of Foreign Missions of the Presbyterian Church," as recent ly established by order of said Board, in the Ter ritories lately ceded to the Uaited States by the Iowa and Sac and Fox Indians, are to be respec ted and regarded as the true lines of such grants unttl such lands shall be surveyed in connection with the adjacent Government lands. JOHN CALHOUN, Surveyor General, of Kansas and Nebraska. Surveyor General's Office. ) Fort Leavenworth, Dec.27. 1854. S l"-tf


ocr: Lots an A Shares in JLeaven tvorth for Sale. THE undersigned has a few valuable shares and many valuable lots for sale, which will be sold low for cash. Calf soon and you will get bargains. A MACAULAY.


ocr: .BtACTHORITY.i ; : (NO. 1.) r - Notice to Settlers on Public Lands in XLansas. UNDER the directions of thejLand Office De partment, notice is hereby given, to all, whom it may concorn, that the existing lines of the. grants of lands to the "Board of-Foreign Missions of the Presbyterian Church," as recent ly established by order of said Board, in the Ter ritories lately ceded to the United States by the Iowa and Sac and Fox Indians, are to be respec ted and regarded as1 the true lines of such grants until such lands shall be surveyed in connection with the adjacent Government lands, r ' JOHN CALHOUN, ; Surveyor General, of ! .Kansas and Nebraska. Surveyor General's Office. Fort Leavenworth, Dec.27. 1854. 5 17-tf II. M. Hook,


ocr: JYOTICE. f" ECEIYED per steamer Admiral, one small J. i, express package, marked Edward Griffith, Fort Leavenworth. If not called for in thirty days, win oe soia io pay rreiguc ana cnarges. BENTZ & STEVENSON. April 28, 1855.


ocr: Steam Saw and Grist Mill. THE subscribers are now prepared to receive bills for all kinds of lumber and laths, on most reasonable terms.1 Their Mill is situated at the mouth of Bee Creek opposite to Leaven worth City. Lumber delivered at any point on the river. They will also grind corn on the most reasonable terms. P ANTON & YOIIE. Jan. 12th 1855.


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ocr: CORNER OP MAIN AND JTJIiE ST'S. ST. JOSEPH, MISSOURI. S. S. ALLEX, PROPRIETOR. THIS well known House has been newly fit ted and furnished in every part, and the table will always be furnished with the best that the market affords. . See Sign: "CITY HOTEL.." ltf.


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ocr: Barnard, Adams & Peck, T7 STABLISHED, 1835, jobbers in Foreign and X-J Domestic Drugs, patent medicines, glass, paints, oils and dyes. Ccrner2d. and Was-hing ion Avenue, ot. iiunis wcj.


ocr: DR. HOLLAND, havingjermanently located in Leavenworth City, K. T tenders Ms pro fessional services to the citizens of the city and country - Rr- H. having been engaged in active practice for thirty fire years, feels confident thalj he will be able to render entire satisfaction, to all who may favour him with their patronage He may at all times be found at the Leavenworth House, except when professionally absent. 18o5. - - .


ocr: , Attention Squatter Sovereigns. MISSOURI STEAM PLAINING MILL. Sash, Door, and Blind FACTORY, (Corner of Ninth and Walnut Streets,") &t. Louis, Mo. IF YOU WANT to save 50 to 100 per cent on your bills of Lumber and work, you must pur chase in bt. Louis, lhe following are some oz the prices of building Materials, Lumber, &c. Clear Lumber $40 00 per 1000 feet. 2nd Quality " $30 00 " 1000 3rd " " $25 00 " 1000 " Sheathing, $22 50 " 1000 Frame Timber, $25 00 to $30 per 1000 feet. Flooring, $32 50 to $40 " 1000 " Weather boarding 20 00 to $25 1000 Facing Lumber, 1 side $3 00 2 sides $3 50 per 1000 feet. Sash 8 x 10 11 thick 5 J cts. per light. " 10x12 1 7 " " - 10x14 ll " 10 " Doors 2 feet 8 by 6 feet 8 1J thick $2 40 a 2 10 " 6 10 l i " $2 55 3 7 u j a ' f 2 80 . These are some of the Prices that we sell at. Forfull Particulars see our printed bill of prices. We are manufacturing to order and keep on hand an assortment of Doors, Sash, Blinds, Door and Window Frames, Mantels. Base, Shelving, Fencing, Weather Boarding, flooring and Mouldings of every Pattern. Our work is all made of seasoned Lumber and warranted equal to hand work. We will send our bill of prices to any person that wish one. SAWYER & McILVAIN.


ocr: JLots and Shares in JLeaven tvorth for Sale THE undersigned has a fejv valuable shares and many valuable lots for sale, which will be sold low for cash. Call soon and you will get. bargains. r A MACAULAY. June 29, 1355 42-tf


ocr: RJLITSAS T7EEM.Y KIEQALD if FVBuauro zveit today moixxxo, bt CASTIlf & ADAMS, X.CCIAX J. XASTIX. WK. H. ADAMS. Termof flnbscription. 1 Copy, one year In ad ranee $2 00 20 Comes. " " " " 30 00 Terms of Ad vcr tiling."! One iquare, 10 lines or less, first insertion $1 00 One . " each additional insertion, 50 Announcing candidates, in advance, 5 00


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ocr: Candidate for State Printer. TIIE undersigned submits his name to the consideration of the friends of freedom in Kansas as a candidate for State Frintei , subject to the decision of the nominating Convention. G. W. BliOWN. Lawrence, Xov. 24, '55. PO. COXVER is a candidate for the nomi- nation of State Printer. t. c


ocr: MARRIED, In Middleboroiijrb, Mas., on the 10th of No vember, by Kev. Thomas P. Iiodman, Erastfs D. Ladd, Ksq., of this city, and iliss Mary W. Triboc, of the former place.


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ocr: DRAFTS A2TD DHAWS MAPS, TQWW ,-; ' ;-;;l!-:'-' "Vcr;c.: : and every description of drawing executed in a superior. style, and satisfaction . given ; f Orders left at the Herald office Leavewnworth will be promptly attended to. (KSrCharges moderate. - - i March 9, 1855. ?'..'


ocr: , GROCERIES ? ? GROCERIES f T TAE ARE selling groceries at a very small V V profits and have a large stock of " Sngar coffee, molasses, whiskey and liquors: aiso a one assortment 01 FANCY GROCERIES. : jjCall andeeeim beforpyou invest. . - .TCTT' 2 C A KTH.


ocr: ;'Edwards Hr Rusllnell. 1 "j?''"--B0dKSELLERS & STATION--. 124, Fourth Street, St. . Louis, M- '"- Constantly On hand the mosi complete assortment of School, Classical, Med ical and Miscellaneous books and stationery t every variety at the lowest possible prices. Leavenworth, K. T., Sept. 15th, ly


ocr: BY AUTHORITY. Notice io Ecttlers on Public in nansas.; .T- T.TNDi:R the directions of theLand Ofiice De U partment,; notice is hereby given, to; all wiiuia it mav ooioru, mat uie exuuui; aiuca vi the grants of "lands tq the .Board of ly e stablished by orderof said-Board, in the Ter ritories lately.ceded to.toe United stater Dy lowand Sac and JTox Indians, are to oe respec ted and regarded as the true lines Of such until etich lands shall be surveyed" in witu the adjacent trovernment lands. ' j; ' : ; Surveyor General j'ofv " '" "; ' " ' - Kansas and Nebraska. ... Surveyor Geheral's Ofiice. 7 ; JFort Leavenworth, Dec..'lSS r:; 17tf


ocr: S.KNUDSOa,' JIWELLIB, WATCH AND CLOCK-MAKER Ntxt doer to HoUiday $ Dickey , Westojc, HAS Gt received a full and comnlpte stock of new goods, and calls particular attention to nis nne assortment or


ocr: Leavenworth, SALE OF LOTS! TV 1 Y a resolution of the Association it is 13 dered that the undersigned be authorized ell Lots beloneiner to the Leavenworth Associ T.nfB Volrmo-5n(r to the Leavenworth ation, at very reduced prices to those who build. There will also be a sale of Lots on 7th dav or June next. Persons who to build, had better attend said saie of Lots, great bargains may then be had. Attend sale on the 7th of June next, J. H. DAY, , , W. S. YOHE, O. DIEFENDORF. . . Trustees.' May 18, 1853. - '


ocr: BARIUM'S ST. LOUIS HOTEL, v Corner of Second and Walnut strut, - ST. LOUIS MO. - MWE beg leave to announce to our friends and the traveling: public, that we will open the above named elegant and commodious Hotel, (built by Geo. B. Taylor, Esq.,) for the reseption of guests, on xnursday, tne 29tn insc ana respecaaiiy solicit a snare . ot puoiic. p tronage. , ' " . The public's ebedient servants, . " -THERON BARNUM.


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ocr: 3VT1 ffsonri Hlver. 1855. Arrangements for The Regular Thursday Packet, F. AUBREY, for Brunswick. Miami, Landing, waverly, Berlin, Lexington, don, Sibley, Richfield, Liberty, Kansas, Parkviile, Ft. Leavenworth, Atchison, and St. Joseph. WILL leav St. Louis on every al ternate Thursday, as 'March 1st, 15th and 29th: 12th, 26th; May 10 24th; June 7th 21st; July 19th; August 2d, 10th; 16th;30th; September th:Uctobr lllh; zothi November th, The AUBRY is undergoing complete and will be ready l navigation opens) to mence her trips as above. We hope by strict tention to business and the accommodation passengers, to obtain the patronage of our souri river menus. AMBROSE REEDER. Capt. 5 BEN. V. GLIM E, Clerk.


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ocr: p. - . ; -; ' '.'--(NO. Ay r: -'."ji'f.f" -a Notice to Settlers on Public Lands i 1 y. -Inansas.l X''-' TTNDER the directions of the Land . Office De- VJ partment, notice is ; hereby given, to all whom it may concern, that the existing lines, of the grants- of lands- to the . 'Board ji Foreign Mission's of the Presbyterian Church,' as recent ly established by order of said BoardjinthaTer-r ritories lately ceded to.tbe United States by the Iowa and, Sac and Fox Indians, are to be respec ted and regarded as the true line3.of such gr&nts, until such, lands shall be surveyed in connection with the-adjacent. Government Japds't t-j ; JOHN CALHOUNr: . f : b. .;t i i-:r-ryiv: . - ?tl Suryeyof, General ofjj-o7 i'. T-ii-uo .Kansaa.wjdj Nebraska. ;a. ' Sujrveyor. General's Office. 'i?j'i,---,i d J Fork Leavenworth JXecJZT,-1354. ltrtt-ef


ocr: .i . II. M.'DIook, - ,-: , - auctioneer. ' . Leavenworth, Kansas, Ter. : , , Will attend to the sale of town Lots, in toy part of the Territory, and to the sale- of Real and personal property of every kind,- on the most reasonrble terms. ?, .'. "':,! "'"V : Letters addressed to the care of Dr; France, at .ueavenwortn will be promptly answered. - nov. 17, 1854. tf .


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ocr: TO THE CITIZENS OF KANSAS. C LARDY & PREWIT, Wholesale and Re tail dealers in Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils &c, at Parkville, can now sell to the peo ple of Kansas any thing in their line, cheaper and at less trouble to the purchaser, than any House this sine or cu Louis. Parkville, Mo. ltf.


ocr: WILLIAM KEWMAX, JBlfe KEEPS always on hand -Horses, Carriages and Bug- jruael -gies to hire. Their stock-2 is of the very best kind, and their Carriages new and always in good order. Weston, Mo. ltf. '


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ocr: EDGAR HOUSE. ST. JOSEPH, MISSOURI. WW. IX. ED GAIT, Froprietor. THIS well known house is again open for the reception of the resident and travelling pub lic. The House is in the centre of the business part of the city. The table will always be spread with the best the market affords, and every at tention paid to guests to make their stay agree able. july7,l855.


ocr: BAMl'M'S ST. LOUIS,, HOTEL Corner of Second and Walnut street, ST. LOUIS MO. WE beg leave to announce to our friends and the traveling: public, that we will open the above named elegant and Hotel, (built by Geo. B. Taylor, Esq.,) for the reseptton of guests, on Thursday, the 28th inst. and respectfully solicit a share of public pa tronage. Ine public's obedient servants, THERON BARNUM. JOSIAH FOGG. '


ocr: W. E. SEOSS. W. C. JONES. SLOSS &. JONES, A TTORNEYS at Law, No. 73 Pine Street, St J. Jk- J-iOUlS, IVIO, Refeb J. A. Halderto, & Eastin & Adams, S November 10, 1854. n9-tf


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ocr: YOST! & SHIELDS, wholesale n k a l e k s in Ko. 1G3 Itlaiii Street, "17-tf ST. LOUIS, MO.


ocr: I'lOTVEIl SALCOar. GEORGE MILLION, Pkofjustob Cigars, Fish, Oysters, Sardiats, Cheese, Crack ers, fi-f., alwavs on nana. a?"l expect in a short time to be Is nr larg new builauig, now nearly cmsxied, wh"r I shall be happv to ale my old friends and tSa public generaSiy. Atchison, K. T. "ltf.


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ocr: PUBLIC SALE: ; Ox MondaV 5th dav ot March. 1R55J will be sold at Public Sale, a fine lot ornutCK iui.rrnm Kit tn i vihi consisting of cows and calves, dry cows, stears aud heifers, 1, 2, and 3 year olds. Sale to com mence 10 o'clock A. M. ntfh n in the Bottom, between the Fort and Weston.,- sermt oj saieuaslu . . r ", - . . ' ; WM. S. YOHE. '


ocr: Euwads Busnnell. BOOKSELLERS & S TTTON- rs, 124. Fourth Street. Sfc; Tnit Mo., Constantly on hand the most complete assortment of School, Classical, Med ical and Miscellaneous books and stationery oi every variety at the lowest possible prices. jjeavenwortn, J. x:, Sept. lotn, ly"


ocr: MATHEW - PARK'S MARBLE WORRS, CORNER 5th and Washington Avenue, St Louis, Mo. Having the largest establishment in Saint Louis, we now have the most com plete assortment ever offered, and respectfully solicit the attention or purcuas era to our stocK of . Egyptiak ajtd Italian Maiible Mantxis, Tomb "and Gkats STONES, plaster of paris, fire bricks white sand, together with every thing connected with the trade. ' Having been engaged in the above busi ness for a. Ion? tiro r in Philadelribia. I havs mi A a such arrangements as to supply my establish ment, and fill the largest orders on the shortest notice. ' M. P. Sep. 22, '54. mi nn


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ocr: STEAM SAW-MILL, AT LEAVENWORTH CITY. MURPHY & SCRUGGS, are prepared to furnish the citizens of Kansas, with all kinds 4 of Lumber, at their Mill in Leaven worth, or reasonable terms. ltf.


ocr: PIONEER SALOON. GEORGE MILLION, PKormiro. STILL keeps at the old stand, corner of Ferry and Levee st's., fj a stock of choice Linnnra. Wines. Cigars, Fish, Oysters, Sardines, Cheese, Crack ers. &c, always on hand. f"I expect in a short time to be ia my large new building, now nearly finished, where I shall be happy to see my old friends and the public generally. GEORGE MILLION K.


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ocr: V" x. Tl lo . , i ?? 01 | pi TERMS or jtHE CAMDEN JOURNAL^. Two Dollars if paid in advance; .Twp hollars an?" ilty ^ents if payment be delayed tbr&'nrohtiw; and liree Dollars if not paid till the expiration of the year. ADVEBTISKMKNTS'will be inserted at the Wing rates: For one Square, (fourteen lines or lesaA it..nl ir.fl irA nftnfro Ine fr1*A fiint a*%<4 J - ifVU?J u?v^WMyo iyi^u?w?o?| V??l fcj "OCVCU BUU*ft ilf cents for each,subsequent insertion. Single oned^lsr per, and quarterly advertisements charged the feme r a stogie insertion. . * cr The number of insertion! desired must be noted i ttie marjrin o. all advertisements, or they' will bo jbliahed until ordered discontinued and charged ac-.

place_of_publication: Camden, South-Carolina


ocr: IXTETW-A-I IiI HI We have just received i . %mmm i TALI They are pretty and cheap, too ! AL A Choice and Fresh Supply of Al\] PRINTS AND JL JLUJLJLV A KJ AJLO-IJL^ NEW VARIETY of IIOSE, for L A very large linn linn SILK GLOVES ' Ladies' Silk and ALSO, VE BLACK AND COLI MORE RIBBONS a good many other new and pi ine our Stock, and we shall try to givi been aeknowledgedby so many I * - * 1- 1!1 1 ? Jarnl enougu to give us sucu-^uei tu c May 8?tf. 3 door* above Workman1 "sum; clot: We have just received a ver I FOR MEN. CONSIST BLACK DRAB D' TAE CO, IS ILIINEH IP J *rvr^ ^ ^ ^ W T5Ct5^ TWV wiijt VERY FINE BLACK ALP AC JACKETS AND P May 8?tf. 3 doors above Workmai Administrator's' Notice. VLL persons having demands against K. S. Moffat, deceased, are requested to hand them in attested. A. .M. KENNEDY, Adm'r. Stills, i most splendid style of 1MT1LLAS HAS, ' * r ' ' * -> # SO I BAREGES A GINGHAMS. ADIES, MISSES and CHILDREN. 'A . a;?ortmcut of |fl|6 l AND MITTS. Cashmere Tests ;ry fine? DRED SILK HOSE, AND BONNETS, *etty articles. Please call and examb you as good a bargain as ever,which jadies and Gentlemen who have been ncouragement. M. BAUM & ISRAEL, s Shoe Store, or cor. 13road and Kutlcdge sts. MQR ~ ^ EXIST Or . y tine Stock of (JLOiitlJNfi AND BOTS. nxo or ATS, VESTS AND PANTS. XOT? AMID) 0?ATO?, iM vares* CA AND CASSIMER COATS, ANTS FOR BOYS. M. BAUM & ISRAEL, i's Slioe Store, or cor. 13road anu Rutledgc-?ts. FULLER'S a HAT STORE, Richardson Street. Columbia. S C.


ocr: GENTS DRESS GOODS ?P OITR AWK MANUFACTURE. haivfe on hand and ore constantly . . Gents Rid Top Button Gaiters. " '< <? ? half Do. " Patent Leather Pumps. " " * Oxford Ties. " Fine Calf ? " " " Pumps. ? 41 hided Slippers. "We cfdhot hesitate to say that we have the article of Imported Cal&kin, and are prepared to Boots and Shoes at short notice, wbioh can safely recommend as being superior to those northern manufacture, in quality of material workmanship, and which we offer on terms. WORKMAN A CO. Udy 22 21 ti.


ocr: W. W7TTAT no 1 T D HDftPPDC W ni/UBOALiIi No. 1 HAYNE STREET, CHARLESTON, S. C. now receiving? 1500 bnga Rio, Java, and Laguayra COFFEE. 400 hhds. N. 0., Porto Rioo and Muaoovada Sugar 500 bbla. Clarified, Crushed and Powdered do. 200 hhds. new crop Cuba Molasses. 700 bbla. N. O. Molasses. 600 bales Heavy Ounny Cloth. 2000 pieces Heavy Dundee Bagging. 4000 coils Bale Rope. 2000 kegs Nails?assorted. 400 boxes Sperm and Adamantine Candles. 500 bbla. new No. 3 Mackerel. Powder, Shot, Lead, Soap, etc, eta, all of will be sold at small profits for cash or prompt pay.


ocr: Notice. Cocxcil Chamber, May 3d, 1855. that the Recorder advertiso in the Camden Journal, that the owners ot Lots, or T*?rfvin* oeeunvinv the same in the Town of Camdon, are required to have their Cellars,* Yards, and Ditches cleansed, and all offensive matter removed on or before the 15th June next, alter which time Council will the sdme. The ordinance in relation to the abovo v?ill be rigidly enforced. May 29?If. C. II. DAVIS, Town Recorder.


ocr: NEW & BOS WELL, have opened at the corner of Brond atnt Rutledge streets, in the Store recently occupied by Major K. S. Mofl'ut. a choice assortment of FRESH HEAVY ANI< FANCY GROCERIES. to wliich they invito the attention ol purchuh- rs : in jui t as follows? ii.avy Groceries. N. 0. and P. H. SUGARS. Crushed, Pulverized and Stuart's Loaf do. Rio. Java, and Cuba C??ft'ee. New Orleans and Cuba Molasses. Salt. Leaf Lard. Bacon Sides, Canvas* It tuns. North Carolina Flour. Goshen and English Dairy Cheese. Soap, Starch, Cleansing Soap. Pjierni and Adfltiinutin^Candleg. r*?3. 1, Z ami O mm-inriv?. Fancy Wroccrltn. Quarter Bores RAISINS. Half and whole do. Almonds, Figs and Assorted Cur,dies Ginger and Chow Chow Preserves. Sardines and Preserved Salmon. Cove Oysters, Preserved Lobster a Lemon Syrup. Walnut and Tomato Catsup. Capers, Olives, P.< !.!< <, I Pepper Sauce. Preserved Pine Apple. Brandy Pearlies, do. 0. erne?. Tobacco and Cigars. Cold Leaf and llio Hondo Cigar*. Palmetto, K1 Knsaya and La Palina do. Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco. Penn A Avers super do. o rupctuuc vitv*? tug &VM(IVW. Common do. do. Wines and Liquors. Rectified Whiskey. Old Rye Hammond do. Old Bourbon do. New England Rurr. London Dock Brandy. Otard, Dupuy & Co.'a do. Ooddard's Brandy St Julien Medoc Claret. <11.1 Umlnln Old Port Wine. Old Malaga do. Heidsick Win*. Brass* London Porter. Byase' London Ale, White Wino Vinegar. A General Assortment of FRUITS. With a variety of other article* too numerous to mention, which will br soid exceedingly low for cash, by MEROXKY A BOSWEI.L. April .4 tf. " new goods. E subscribers have opened one door above Mr. . John Workman, an assortment of new and


ocr: | T B R Iff S or THE CAMDEN Dollars if paid in advance; Two Dollars and Fifty Cents if payment be delayed three months, and Three Dollars if not paid till the expiration of the year ^DYBWTJSEMENTS will be inserted at the foh rates; For one Square, (fourteen lines or lew.), eoveiuy-nve ccms lonuo urai, nuu minyticvcii unu-?? lialfceuts for e?cli subsequent insertion. Singlo it:-' qpr^iops, ono dollar per square; semi-montlilj tnontli-" Ijr and quarterly advertisements charged the sabre a single insertion. ' Tbe number of insertions desired must be noted on tire margin' of all advertisements.-or *liey WiM be' published until ordered ^scobttyyed yyfl plmigbd be--' cordlnply; " ""


ocr: W. Williams WHOLESALE GROCERS, No. 1 IX AY YE STREET, CHARLE^TOIT, s c. r.n v receiving? 1600 bf.ga Rio. Java, and Lagunvra COFFEE, 400 hhds. N. 0.. Porto Ricoand Muscovada Sugar 600 bbla. Clarified. Crushed and Powdoiod do. 200 hhda. new crop Cuba Molasses. 700 bbM. N. O. Molasses. COO bales Ileary (junny Cloth. 20o0 pieces Iloavy I'undt-e Cogging. 4000 coils Bale Rope. 2000 ki?gs Nails?assorted. 400 boxes Sperm ami Adamantine Candles. 600 bbls. new No. 3 Mackerel. Powder. Shot, Lead, Soap, etc. etc.. nil of will bo sold at small j.rofit3 for cash or prompt pay. W?_ <2 1 9 na*


ocr: ISTETOT AJE We have just received a tide i rst isi rrsi p^"k " m rsi SyiML'K IW AN I TALII Tliey arc pretty attd cheap, too ! AU A Choice and Fresh Supply of TISSUES AMJ PRINTS AND NEW VARIETY pf HOSE, for LL ~A very large a (SIP P R (!) @ i?>7 f3!S SILK GLOVES Ladies' Silk and ALSO, VEE BLACK AND COLO MORE RIBBONS a good many other new and prt our Stock, and we shall try to give been acknowledged by so many Li enough to give us such liberal on May 8?tf. 3 ?loors above Workman's STJiXXi CLOT3 We have just received a very FOR MEN I 111 BLACK DRAB D' TAE COA ILHH2SM 3PJV VERY FINE BLACK ALPACC JACKETS AND PA Mhv 9?tC 9 doors above Workman1 GLENN SPRINGS, Spartaxucrg District, S. C. .Tune 5. 1S55. PICRMIT us. tnnst rcspcciiunj. u> <> > . this cv.-lclir.itcl WATEJtlXG PLACE. with an ad with many miVALi fi i S11 ? ~ w ~ ~ D most splendid style of iahtiLlas IAS, 50 r BAREGES, GINGHAMS. VDIES, MISSES and CHILDREN. iEortmcnt of fH> 1I1IPI??S AND JSITTS. Cashmere Vests, IT FINE RED SILK HOSE, AND BONNETS, itty articles. Please, call and as good a bargain as idies and Gentlemen who have conragement. M. BAUM & ISRAEL, Shoe Store. or cor. Broad and Rut led ire sts. ? - W - - fj fine Stock of CLOTHING LNB BOYS. sg or .TS, VESTS AND PANTS. AMID) ??M^ mm !A AND CASSIMER COATS, lNTS for boys. M. BAUM & ISRAEL, s Shoe Store, or cor. Iiroad and Uutlcdge-sts. FULLER'S a HAT STORE, 23? Richardson Street, Columbia, S. C., ME A It TIIE STATE CAPITOL.


ocr: UNIVERSITY'S FAMILY REMEDIES: Issued tinder the Seal, Sanction and Authority of THE UNIVERSITY OF AND ? * fH .- , Popular Knowledge, by the State of Pennsylvania, April 29,1853, WITH A CAPITAL OF ?100,000, fur the purpose of arresting the evils of Spurious and worthless Nostrums; Also, for supplying the Community with reliable wherever a Competent Physician cannot or not be employed. This Institution has purchased lrom Dn. JOIIN *R. ROWLAND, his Celebrated SOWAND'S TONIC Known for upwards of twenty-five years as the only and safe cure for I FEVER AND AGUE, &c. and his inestimable Remedy for iltoawl Sstjrcpilatos,, EOWAND'S COMPOUND OF BLACKBERRY ROOT. Which highly approved and popular Remedies, with The University's Remedy for COMPLAINTS the LUNGS 5 The University's Remedy for DYSPEPSIA or INDIGESTION; The University's Remedy for Also, the UNIVERSITY'S ALMANAC may had, at the Branch Dispensary, or Store of June 2G?tf. T. J. WORKMAN & CO. NOTICE. persons indebted to the subscriber ore i


ocr: i BOSWELL. have opened ltJL cprmjr of,,Rrpnd and Kotlcdge etiBt-tfc. in tlif Store rccenvl. fiptnipied by Major K. 3. -MjoffaCa choice assortroert ofFRESU II RAY Y ANJ) FANCY to-wlfleUilifx^Jiiiiio the attention or purchasers: in part as folloiff ' . > Heavy Groceries.' / , - N.O. and P. R. SUGARS.-i. Y Crushed, Pulverized and Stuart'a Loot do. Rio. Java, and Cuba Coffee. New Orleans aud Cuba Molasses. "* ShU. Leaf Lard. ^ - bacon Sides, Canvass Mams. North Carolina Flour. Goshen and English Pelr;? Cheese. Soap, Starch, CleS'naing Soap,-. ' Rperni and Adamimtiuc Candler. N*s. J, i and 3 Maekercl.Fancy Groceries. Qpprtor Doses RAISINS. Half and. whole do. Almonds, Figs and Assorted Candies. Ginger and Chow Chow Preserves. Sardines and Presented SaJmon. Cove Oysters, Preserved Lolvters. T./?inr,n Svrnn. ? -V Walnut and Tomato Catsup. Capera, Olives, Picklta, Pepper Sauce. Preserved Tine Apple. Brandy I'cachee, do. C.'arrle*. Tobacco and Cigar4? Gold Leaf and Rio Hondo Cigar*. Palmetto, El Ensaya and La Paltna do. Fino Cut Chewing Tobacco. Pei.n ?fc Ayere super do. Superfluo Chewing Tobacco. Common do. do. Wlnei aud Liqnors. Rectified Whiskey. Old Rye Hammond do. Old Bourbon do * New England Rutr. London Dock Brandy. Otard, Dupuy A Co.'a do. (Jnddard'g Rrandv St Ju.Iicn Modoc Claret. Old Madciiif. Old Port Wine. ^ Old Malaga do. Heidsick Wine. > Bvass' London Porter. Byasa' London Ale, Wliito Wine Vinegar. A Oenernl Assortment of FRCIT8. . .. . Willi a variety of other article* too numerous ! which will be sold exccedinglr low for cash, by MERONEY 4 DOSWKLL. April . 1 tf.


ocr: SEBASTOPOL JS TAKEN. FALL AND WINTER FASHIONS . ttilMliifi respectfully extend an invitation to their friends and patrons t< an unusually large, beautiful, and FRESH STOCK of -CONSISTING OL-" ^ P? AHH AH? MOOTE? BE? AHM?9 COLORS OF ihism Miaiies, BLACK AND COLORED SILKS, CASHMERE GLOVES AND HOSE Ladies, Misses, and Children. mm, ffliifiifii iiiiiis, CIiOAKS, Cloth, Satin, and Merino. ALSO SILK AND STRAW BONNETS, and Trimmings for Bonnets, CONSISTING OF SILK AND SATIN. r with Laces, Edgings, and Insertings. Ladies' Silk and Cashmere Vests, BELTS for Ladies, Misses and Boys, Large Stock of SHOES, M. BATJM & ISRAEL, Oct. 2. ?tf. 3 doors above Workman's Slioc Store, or cor. Broad and Uutledge sts. We liavc just received a very fine Stock of CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS. CONSISTING OF OVERCOATS, FROCK COATS, w:sinkss coats, PA NT A LOONS, Silk, Satin, and Velvet Vests. TALMAS; a good Assortment of Servants Clothing. HATS A.KT33 CAPS, GElOCERIES, TIN, HARDWARE, &c., &c., with a large variety of NEW and DESIRABLE GOODS t we invite the of the Public, as we make 110 charge fc


ocr: | j | : i ! ! < J | ! j . I j ; I ! ' j j : I ' j j ! i j | ' i j -CONSISTING OL-" ^ P? AHH AH? MOOTE? BE? AHM?9 ALL COLORS OF ihism Miaiies, BLACK AND COLORED SILKS, CASHMERE GLOVES AND HOSE For Ladies, Misses, and Children. mm, ffliifiifii iiiiiis, CIiOAKS, Of Cloth, Satin, and Merino. ALSO SILK AND STRAW BONNETS, Ribbons and Trimmings for Bonnets, CONSISTING OF SILK AND SATIN. r Together with Laces, Edgings, and Insertings. Ladies' Silk and Cashmere Vests, BELTS for Ladies, Misses and Boys, A Large Stock of SHOES, M. BATJM & ISRAEL, Oct. 2. ?tf. 3 doors above Workman's Slioc Store, or cor. Broad and Uutledge sts. We liavc just received a very fine Stock of CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS. CONSISTING OF OVERCOATS, FROCK COATS, w:sinkss coats, PA NT A LOONS, Silk, Satin, and Velvet Vests. CLOAK.S db TALMAS; With a good Assortment of Servants Clothing. HATS A.KT33 CAPS, GElOCERIES, TIN, HARDWARE, &c., &c., Together with a large variety of NEW and DESIRABLE GOODS t winch we invite the inspection of the Public, as we make 110 charge fc showing them and will always he happy to sell LOW for CASH. qo1 o 3 doors above Workman"* Shoe Store, or nor. I b ond and 11 lit ledge si s. STURG-ES & BLACK, CHAVEZ & MILLER, j T STUKGKS, JOS. A. BLACK. Jr., GROCERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS 'l)f Georgetown, R. C. Of Columbia, S. C. s__a J imi'outkiis and deai.krs in " FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUOR: GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Havana Sesars and We8t India & 1'0'S WHARF. *?> ??? EAST-BAIT, CII1ARI.USTOM, S. . ^ ^ CIIARLESTOS, 8. C. REFERENCES: , V ~ W M. J. C. Martin, Hanker*. Chitrlosion. S. HL'Lhlih it Dk\ A^h, lion. Daniel Wallace, l'rc't. .^farlanbuig A 1 "'0,j Will attend to Boarding. Selling and Purchasing ville It. It., John Caldwell. Pre*, dent S. L. 15. bond. __ * . b (Jen. C. H. Grilthi, Newberry Dist.,S. C. ^ t 05 :pj ly. On (omiiiiesion. Ollictt til Summers x poster's c 1 "" ? stnixl, in full view ol the Montgomery Hall, Mo LUCAS & SI ROIIMKLK, |e3?~ . p.** * Dealers in !F'oreign and Domestic I ?' C.''U "? tf HARDWARE, CUTLERY, |fM mm, CMAXTXTSB, <i2sc, j r^sSrj 2 V 3 KING-STREET, 2T3 COLUMBIA, S. C., orromtr mhitcnants' iiotki., | "* ?* * ItnUMH k KUM3K4REE1 CIIAKI.KSTOV S. C. I j. jonathan LUCAS. john i* STROHIX'KKll. m"s mi:a" fu:mixg- jamf.s t. flesh Sept. 25, 3D :?" j AH:U?tfREEDKU As DESAUSSUKE, j miSMwciimsT Attorney at Law ana Solicitor in Equity. ?. "3" | camden", s. c. ax!) j 0(liceon nroad-Street near the Court House. COMMISSION MERCHANTS, | WyTn. suA^oyT ADGIiR ' Attorney at Law and Solicitor in Equity ClIARLhSTON, h. U CAMDE.V. S. C. ^"n J llns removed his Oflloe to Hint one door nh f1 1( >HNSO\ j A. Young'sl?ookStore. Jan.24 " f ? ? t f <) r w a i! 1) I is (jr J ciiacsi.d:* 55<>fi:\sc iii:\, and j Watch Maker and Jeweller, COMMISSION MERCffANT, camdk x, s. c. CENTRAL WHARF ? R. BrjOHNSON~MTS CIIAULES'IY >N S. <OITlcc on flroad Street. opposite Young's Bookslori Oct. 2 10 1 \\ ' OAMDKN, S. C. N E YAM^g VA.UE? R E' m- mmi ~ ? 1 ?** ?> BSSIMfl. 8OSS805L VI"1 I r. <" DIRECT IMPORTER OF ALL KINDS OF OFFICE OVER POST OFFICE. CAIU'ETIXCS, 27 " RI?S, F. ?OK Oil. A... Negro c.00ds, Negro Goods! jjrs ftlM ViLR ii, /"I KOimiA PLAINS and Korse.vs, nil Wool Rlnn Curtain Material?) and Trimming*, JLc. " * ton Plains, very heavy English all Wool C??rdo 0 ?i 4 v I N* 0 - 8 T 15 K K T, Plains. " ' ' BLANKKTR. (HA i s .* (>.,?. Honvv Oroy and Wliito London: Duflill?Plain a P. R.?Orders promptly attended to. Twilled! at * 0. MATHKRQN'S. July 31, 31 If Oct. f\ 41 2m. ^ S' |ltd. 1 ? In" va , ' I.


ocr: NEW BOOKS. on Truth, byDr; Thornwell; Foresters, by Capt Mayne Reid. The Flower of the Family; Hogar, the Martyr, Mrs. Stephens. Nelly Bracken; May and December. Hearts Ease; Little Folks Own. Agnes and Caroline; Parish and other penciling?. Eastford, or Household Sketches. Sabine's notes on Dnels and Duelling. Fudge Doings, by Ik Marvel. Smith's History of Greece. Also, a new supply the Life of Barnum; Miller's A Imanacs for 1855, edition. - A: YOUNG. Jon. 30, 5 _ tf.


ocr: SERASTAPOT, IS TAKEN II X JL \J JLJ JLKJ JL i_ JL JL.JL JL-i JL ^ I 1 ALL AftD iVFEP; I AS K3L rtaaS^^o Mil MB Ii? respectfully extend an invitation to their friends and patrons an mi usually large, beautiful, and FRESH STOCK of j CONSISTING OF F.LAIM AMID) IfirOIUIRDTTT) TR)TOTT? A TIMS COLORS OF mmm merxhos, BLACK AND COLOREB SILKS, CASHMERE GLOVES AND HOSE Ladies, Misses,- and Children. MFFH ff S5i? A{9!$6T<&V!S8JMSS mantjuas, talmas, AND OXjO-A-K-JS, Cloth, Satin, and Merino. ALSO SILK AND STRAW BONNETS, . and Trimmings for Bonnets, * '' j CONSISTING OF?- . asiXjXS. SS-A-THKT, with Laces, Edgings, and Insertings. ladies' Silk and Cashmere Vests, BELTS for Ladies, Misses and Boys, Large J?tock of l M. BAUM & ISRAEL, Oct. 2.?tf. -1 doors illi!jvc Workman's Shoe Store, or cor. Broad and Kutlcdge sts. n #70 nr mt 1 We have just received a very fine Stock of CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS. CONSISTING or OVERCOATS, FROCK COATS. nrsiNiss coats, I'A NT A LOONS, Silk. Satin, and Velvet Vests. dtu a good Assortment of Servants Clothing. e _ "^V E C 35 HATS ^3^TX> GROCERIES, TIN, HARDWARE, &c? &c., with a largo variety of NEW and DESIRABLE GOODS wc invite the inspection of the Public, as we make 110 charge and will he to sell LOW for


ocr: Her. Dr. Camming*' Works. on tho Miraclee; Lectures on the on the Apocalypse, 1st and 2d series; on Romanism; Lectures on Daniel; Rcadine9 on Genesis and Exodus; "Voices of the and Night: Voices of tlto Dead; Benedictions or Blessed Life; The Tent ami the altar: The Great Christ our Passover; Kitto's Daily Bible Illustra tions. in 8 vol. 12 mo.; Coleridges Works, 6 vol. 12mo; Chambers' Miscellanies. 10 vol. liitno ; Chambers' pers for the People. 6 vol. 12mo.; DeSaulcy's of a Journey round the Dead Sea and in the Lauds, iu 185o and 1851.ineludiug au account of .discovery el tho Sites of Sodom and Go:i arrah. Aiso a variety ol Miscellaneous Work9, School Books, Ac. A. YOUNG. Nov. 20. 46 Keep Warm. Overcoats, some very large size. Also, Hoys' Overcoats, just opened and lor sale at tho "Old Corner" by E. W. BONNET, Bags. Floor Cloths, Crumb Cloths, Ac / just received at " the Old Corner." Sep. 19? tf. E. W. BONNET.


ocr: HNTETOT A.T CBJ We have just received a M ANI TALR Thev are nrettv and cheap, too ! %l 1 ^ JL ALS A Choice and-Fresh Supply of LAWUS, 2 TISSUES AND PRINTS AND NEW VARIETY of HOSE, for Li * A very large a /S/jM? Ij! It ^ffi A" IS '*?, mmmi ^lltesl SILK GLOVES Ladies' Silk and ALSO, VEF BLACK AND COLO MORE RIBBONS a ?Ood many other new and pre our Stock, and we shall try to give "been acknowledged hv so many L; enough to give us such liberal en May 8?if. 3 doors above Workman's STTItlJ CLOT! We have just received a very iurin*7 I Jfc'UXt lU?ilX 2 CONSIST! BLACK DRAB D' TAE COA 5L3M]IM 3PJ\ VERY FINE BLACK ALPACC JACKETS AND Pi May 8 ?tf. 3 doors above Workman' GLENN SPRINGS, o ...?,.on nmriMfT S C. June 5. 1305. OfAlUAJm/avi ? us. most respectfully, to inform you that an ad tr f( ft ft 11 it f most splendid style of mmiim has, 10 SQSMMS, 1 GINGHAMS. TDIES, MISSES and CHILDREN". 'sortmont ot f* v\v?"% vl(ft S Mk WMMllYMt AND MITTS. ' Cashmere Tests, tY FINE T?T1T\ flTT TT TTAf?Tl liVLD OJLJjA nuoijj AND BONNETS, jtty article. Please call and exam* you as good a bargain as ftdies and Gentlemen who have couragement. M. BAUM & ISRAEL, Slice Stor?r, ur cor. Broad and Butledge sts. ME ^ {Jrt H 1\T - ii_ aJOi Mi ab '*M TfcrrW fine Stock of CLOTHING i.ND BOYS. N'G OK iTS, VESTS AND PANTS. Jffi AMD) ?DAW, ? fiifit !A AND CASSIMER COATS, LNTS FOR BOYS. M. BAUM & ISRAEL, s Shoo Store, or cor. J]road ana Kutlcdge-sts. REEDER <fc DESAUSSURE, AND


ocr: Fresh Arrivals. T\TK HAVE JUST RECEIVED A FRESH SUP- - vv PLY of CJrrt Starch, Maccaroni, Citron, Guava JellY, Lobsters, Preserves1'Ac. Smoked Beef Tongues, Smoked Beef, Fresh Sods, Lemon, Butter, Wine, and Sugar Crackers. Frwh COVE OYSTERS. A General Assortmenj of Fresh Candies, Pec/in Nuts English Walnuts, Superior YEAST POWDERS Fine Cheese, Ac., will be tofdjow* for < ASH'


ocr: / 1 Seorge W. Williams WHULJUSALfi liKULMB, No. 1 IIA VINE STREET, CHARLESTON, S. C. \ RE now receiving? ' rV. 1500 bags Rio. Java, and Laguayra COFFEE. 400 lilids. N. 0., Porto Rico and Mnscovada Sugar 500 bbk Clarified, Crushed and Powdered do. 200 lihds. new crop Cuba Molasses. ^ 700 bbk N. O. Molasses. 600, bales Heavy-Gunny Clolh. 2000 pieces Heavy Dundeo Bagging. 4000 coils Bale Rope. 2000 kegs Nails?assorted. 400 boxes Sperm and Adamujtine Candles. 600 bbls new No. 3 Mackerff. Powder. Shot, Lead, Soap, etc, eta, all of which vill be sold at small profits for caslior prompt pay.. May 8?12


ocr: I 1 ! I 1 1 TERMS 1 or"" ' * ' THE CAMDEN JOURNAlU Two Dollars if paid in advance; Two Dollar* and) Fifty Cotta if payment be delayed three Bootba and Three Dollars if not paid till the expiretiotrof 'theiear. ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted at rates: For one Square, (fourteen Bbe* of cents tor-the first, and thirty-seven and-* half cents for each subsequent insertion. Singlo one dollar per square; semi-monthly, monthly anct quarterly advertisements charged the same a single insertion. - ' The number of insertions desired on tho margin of all advertisements, or they will until ordered discontinued and cWgcd cordingly.


ocr: A fresh supply of the usuul varietiesjor the soason, too numerous to mention in detail. Just reteived at Z. J. DEIIAY'S. ?ALSO? ^ jy Landreth's improved Garden Almanac for distribution. Feb 27?8


ocr: ; 1 i 1 i 1 1 < < TERMS THE. CAMDEN JOURNAL* Two Dollars if paid in advance* Two Dollars and. Fifty Cents if payment be delayed three months, and rhree Dollars If not paid till the expiration of the year' ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted at, the rates: Eorone Square, fourteen 'lines'or le centa.for the drat, and thirty-scrcn and-a half cents for each subsequent insertion. Single ion lertions, one dollar per square; semi-monthly, month* ly and quarterly advertisements charged the fmma as for a single insertion. |3T The number of insertions desired must be noted an the margin of all advertisements, or .they will .bo oufoHshed" until ordered discontinued a*d chstged act ' . : "


ocr: J ! , j , Arrivals at the mansion House,. FOR THE WEEK BN'DIXG DEC. 30. J' '' E. G. ROBINSON, PROPRIETOR. ; J A Ambrose, Biahopviile J T CftUtlien,^Lanca8ter S. F. Dufley, Chester WE Mathews, Columbia J F Falkner & lady, N. C. AG Hawefl, do / . Dixon Barnes, Lancaster N F-Spann^Snrater Dr. Cautlien do " R C MelvaintJ7ew York C Adams, do T R Mc<?rabam, Ch'laten ' T J Bradford, Ala; ' ? X"S Allcora, N Cl 1 . t rr:n f T TUnmnarm An" .J Drown, Muunjr uliii ? R B Cunningham do2 . N Colien, Boston J S Thompson, . doA. M Caston, Florida Asa Woodward & brother B<W Chambers and lady Durlingtou . Charleston; P II YoungJ Florida W G Barton, Wilmington D M ltodgcrs, Abbevillo W J Pcrduo, St. .Helena v, S B Hammond, iliss . - Tsl?nr\ A McPhoc, Columbia _ U J^Paniilton, Lancaster S S McCorkle & lady, Ala Mr. Massey, do A Brassell, Charleston J W Carlisle, do C II Behro, Columbia Master Sadler, do I \rnWnn UmTrma t n R ttmivM TTorsViAtc A Vcul, Wadesborouglv B F Young, do J Veal do WF G??oi?e, IL Place. 0 J iNcal, Now York D W Harrington; -Sumter N S resend, >* do \ H E Ogdcn,. Williamsburg Mra Tillman, n cliildrcn ^ G K Ring, NevYork . ? aji'Viiiit, Lancaster4 G A Rebb, .Charleston J L Rca, X (5 N McDotmld^bri'djk W. Massey, Longstrcet. J Williamsou,' Nbwbefry


ocr: terms' / ur THE CAMDEN JOURNAL. Two Dollars if paid in advance; Two Dollars and Fifty Cents if payment be delayed three months, Three Dollars if not paid till the expiration of the year, ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted at lnwinc rates* Pnr rrno Rnno? 1 x n . . v. vuv \>wui vcvu <1|1C0 Ur 1V8B,J sevenly-flve cents ior the first, and thirty-^even and-a hair cents for each subsequent Insertion. Single one dollar per square; Bemi-monthly, and quarterly advertisements chargedlhe same is for a single insertion. Qf* The number of insertions desired must be on the margin o: all advertisements, or they yrtll published until ordered discontinued sod charged ac?


ocr: ? , j < i TERM'S A OF | THE CAMDEN JOURNAtSi Two Dollars if paid in advance Two DoHiri'and Cents inpayment be delayed three months, and rhree Dollars if not paid till the expiration of the vesr ADVERTISEMENTS wilt bo, inserted at thelL lowing rates: For ono Square, {fourteen lines oriels,) seventy-five cents for the first, and thirty-Scve^ aod-& half cents'for each subsequent insertion. Single for sertions, one dollar per square; semi-monthly, month- [/and quarterly advertisements charged the Bame as a Singlo insertion, it . y -yThe number of insertions desired foust be noted jn tho margin of all advertisements, or they wilt be published until ordered discontinued and charged nc- " '


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ocr: UNTE^W We have just received wmmrn i ; AJ tali They are pretty arid cheap, too ! AI A Choice and l*resh Supply of TISSUES ABil PRINTS AND NEW VARIETY of IIOSE, for I A very large 1 ^ SILK GLOVES Ladies' Silk and ALSO, VI BLACK AND COL MORE RIBBONS a good many other new ahd p] our Stock, and we shall try to givi been acknowledged by so many 1 enough to give us such liberal e May 8?tf. 3 iloors nbgve Workman1 sun/i: .CLOT.: We have just received a*ver FOR MEN COXSIs?l BLACK DRAB D' TAE CO. MNIEH IP J VERY FINE BLACK ALP AC JACKETS AND P May 8?tf. 3 doors above Workmni Administrator's Notice. persons having demands against K. S. , FIRIVALi fat m ,f\ YfiY (f\;t tiff ? ? ? a most splendid style of HAMTMMS ID HAS, so ?*as? "<srnzr <sw w ?s??s" >& a&S38s$/? mh Hi ?y> y? n i> BAREGES, ' GINGHAMS. ADIES, MISSES and CHILDREN. assortment of?j? I? IllUfll 5 AND MITTS. Cashmere Tests, :ry fink? .v ORED SILK HOSE, AND BONNETS, ' rettv articles. Please call and exam e you as good a bargain as ever,which ladies and Gentlemen who have been ncouragement. M. BATJM & ISRAEL, 's Shoe Store, or cor. Hroad and liutledge sts. MER HIHO . y fine Stock of CLOTHING AND BOYS: (TNG or ATS, VESTS AND PANTS. LMTS AHB (DUCATS, OA AND CASSIMER. COATS, > ATTTS POT? P.OVS M. BAUM & ISRAEL, Vs Shoe Store, or cur. broad ana Uutledsce-sts. o ' o Executor's Notice* 4 LL persons having demands against tlic estate x\. Roddick will hand them in,


ocr: ^ J ? J c c TERMS op : ' THE CAMDEN JO.URNAU: Two Dollars if paid in advance; Two Dollars and Couts if payment bo delayed three months, aii(l flirce Dollars if not paid till the expiration of thq year.. ADVERTISESfEKTSwiU.be inserted at the fol owing rates; For one Square, (fourteen lines or less,) evenly-live cents lor the drat, and thirty-seven and-a itlf onufa f/%r aanh crihcrnnpnt iiiGArfmrt Kinrvln * %_ icrtions, ono dollar per square; semi-monthly, month- . y and quarterly advertisements charged the same 9* or a singlo insertion. . . pT The number of insertions desired must beaoted >n the margin of all advertisements,, or tlicy -prill he mblished until ordered discontinued and charged


ocr: tiiucy China -Ware! JUST received at Workman's Drag Store, an eJe<' gant assortment of China Ware, consislingTn paKof Oilt China cups and saucers, with and ^without mottoes "' 7 Gilt Card receivers and Jewelry stands Cliina Inkstands, Jewelry boxes Vases, decant Toilet bottles, ftc, Ac. ' ALSO, v A full supply of American and English Tooth atn*: Brushes; Clothe*, Hat and Shoo do. Buffalo dressintfCombs, pocket and fine tooth tfctnb*^ Also a large lot of flneand common Sharing brushes**


ocr: TERMS ur , THE CAMDEN JOURNAL. Two Dollars if paid in advance; Two Dollars and Cents if payment be delayed three months, and Dollars if not paid till the expiration of the year ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted at the ratca: For one Square, (fourteen lines or less,) seventy-five cents tor the first, and thirty-seven and-* cents for each subsequent insertion. Single one dollar per square; semi-monthly! month ly and quarterly advertisements charged the same aa for a single insertion. fcgT The number of insertions desired must be noted the margin 01 all advertisements, or they vjill be published until ordored discontinued uncharged - r


ocr: Fancy China Ware ! received at Workman's Drug Store, an assortmentof China Ware, consisting in part of Gilt China cups and saucers, with and without mottoes Gilt Card receivers and Jewelry stands China Inkstands, Jewelry boxes Yases, elegant Toilet bottles, &0.&C. ALSO, A full supply of American and English Tooth and Brushes; Clothes, Hat and Shoe dov Buffalo dressingCombs, pocket and fine tooth Combs Also a large lot of tineand common Sharing brushes,


ocr: A fresh supply qf the usual varieties for the season, too numerous to mention in dotail Just received Z. J. DEHAY'S. ?ALSO? ty Landreth'a improved Garden Almanac forgra IUIUJU3 UIOVI iwuwwu. Feb 27?8


ocr: We liavc just received ; SUMMER ffi AS TALI They are pretty and cheap, too ! AL A Choice and Fresh Supply of PRINTS AND NEW VARIETY of HOSE, for L A very large ^^siESioves Cfllr Anj irittiius sun. mill ALSO, YE BLACK AND C0L( MORE RIBBONS a good many other new and pr our Stock, and we shall try to give been acknowledged by so many I enough to give us such liberal ei May S?tf. 3 doors above Workman1: sxjad: clot: We have just received a veri FOR MEN j CONSIST BLACK DRAB D' TAE CO/ MNIEN JP1 vrv-A a*. ^ Mi M fr* VPR VERY FINE BLACK ALPAC< JACKETS AND Pi May 8?tf. 3 doors above Workman GLENN SPRINGS, SpARTAXiii'itG District, S. C. June 5, 1855. ft11 fi S _ S& \J IS* ij x most splendid style of IAHT1LLAS IflAS, * so GINGHAMS. ADIES, MISSES and CHILDREN. ajsortmeut of ?m, iiiiiii AND MITTS. Cashmere Vests, RY FINE *nnn nrr tr vrn/in Jniiii oiLn. nubL, AND BONNETS, etty articles. Please call and exami you as good a bargain as ever,which iadies and Gentlemen who have been icouragement. M. BAUM & ISRAEL, * Shoe Store, or cor. 13road and Kutledgc sts. MEH HING. f fine Stock of CLOTHING A.ND BOYS. IXC OF \T8, VESTS AND PANTS. LHfS AKF3D) ?OATO, MB 3A AND CASSIMER COATS, I&.NTS FOR BOYS. M. BAUM & ISRAEL, 's Shoe Store, or cor. Broad ana Rut ledge*>t<?. FULLER'S HAT


ocr: REMEDIES: Issued under the Seal, .Sanction and Authority of THE UNIVERSITY OF AND Popular Knowledge, by the Slate of Pennsylvania, April 20, 1853f WITH A CAPITAL OF ?100,000, fur the purpose of arresting the evils of Spurious and worthless Nostrums; Also, for supplying tho Community with rclinblo wherever a Competent Physician cannot or not be employed. This Institution has purchased Iroin Dit. JOHN It. ROW AND, his Celebrated ROWAND'S TONIC Known for upwards of twenty-live years as thconly and safe cure for FEVER AND AGUE, &c. and his inestimable Remedy for ?MOM SiotmroM'iiBaa. ROWAND'S COMPOUND OF BLACKBERRY ROOT. Which highly approved and popular Remedies, with The University's Remedy for COMPLAINTS the LUNGS; The University's Remedy for DYSPEPSIA INDIGESTION; The University's Remedy for Also, the UNIVERSITY'S ALMANAC may had, at the Branch Dispensary, or Store of T. J. WORKMAN & CO.


ocr: TERHIS rull'jt' * ' THE CAMDEN: JQURTAt . .Twb. Dollars ft pjud in advance Two .Dollars Cents il' payment be delayed three months, and Dollars if not raid till the axpiratlcn of the year ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted, at the foi* Inn/iritr r?tp?' Pnr nn? Snuar* nVinrfaon n ?? ?f vv?.?K.u uunvi ?V D,f BOventy-flve cents iqr tbo-fir?Vand thirty-leten h*lf cents for each subsequent insertion. 8ingle one dollar per square; semi-monUilj month' lj andqnaftoriy admtisamdhts charged t bo same for-a. single, insertion. . t35* The numher of insertions desired most be on the margin or all advertisements, or they /will published until ordered discontinued aad cbniged v \


ocr: George W. Williams & Co, WHOLESALE GROCERS, No. I 1IAYSE STREET, CHARLESTON. S. C. now receiving? 1500 bugs Rio. Java, ana Laguivra COFFEE. 100 lihdi. N. 0.. Porto Kic^aad Muscovada Sugar 500 bbls. Clarified. Crushed and Powdered do. 200 hhds. new crop Cuba llo.'assos. TOO bbls. N. O. Mulasses. t>00 bales Tlcavy Gunny Cloth. 1:1)00 pieces Heavy Dundee Bagging. * ? ?*T- t)Ala 77nnr> 4UUU COM3 2000 keg? Nails?assorted. 400 boxes Sperm and Adamantine Candle*. 600 bbls. now No. 3 Mackerel. Powder. Shot, Lead, Son p. etc. etc.. all of will bo sold at small profits for cash or prompt par. Mar 8-12


ocr: DOCTOR HOOFLAND'S CELEBRATED ?mncm Bitters, rr.EPARF.D BT DR. C. M. JACKSON, l'hilad'a., Pa.-, WILL EFFECTUALLY CUKE LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICE, Chronic or Nervous Debility, Ditcueci of the 1 ~it a _ **i?ney., un uikuki u; uuiy Jrwn a Liver or Stomach. Such Constipation, Iuward Piles, Fullness, or Blood to the Head, Acidity of the Stomach, Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust for Pood, Fulness or weight in the Stomach, Sour Kructions, Sinking or Fluttering :it the Pit of the Stomach, Swimming of the Head, Hurried, Difllcult Breathing,Fluttering at the or SuffocatingSeusations,win n in a lying Postuu, Dimness of Vision,Dots or Webs before the Sight, iiiwl ,1 ii 11 I'niii in tin! Ilfftd. DeHcii-iicv of 1'crspiration, Yellowness of tin? Skin and Eves, 1'ain in the Side, Back, Cheat, i.i bs. etc., Sudden Flushes of float Burning in tlie Flesh, Constant imaginings of Evil, and great Depression of


ocr: T12 R 918 OF THE CAMDEN JOURNAL. Two Dollars if paid in advanoo: Twn DnllnrK or a Cents if payment be delayed three mouths, and Dollars if not paid till the expiration of tho vear ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted at tho fob lowing rates: For one Square, (fourteen lines or less.) cents for tho 11 rat, and thirty-seven for each subsequent insertion. Single ouo dollar per square; semi-monthly, and quarterly advertisements charged the same as a single insertion. ?55* The number of insertions desired must be noted the margin of all advertisements, or thoy will be until ordered discontinued aud diaigcd


ocr: Rev. Dr. Cuminings' Works. on the Miracles; Lectures on tho on the Apocalypse, 1st and 2d series; on Romanism; Lectures on Daniel; Scripture Readings on Genesis and Exodus; Voices of the and NighU Voices of the Dead; Benedictions or the Blessed Life; The Tent and tho altar, The Great Christ our Passover; Kitto's Daily Bible in 8 vol. 12 rao.; Coleridges Works, 6 vol. 12tno; Chambors' Miscellanies, 10 vol. 12mo.; Chambers' tho Pi?r?n1/> fi vnl lOrnn D?Sftulev's XarativO of a Journcj' round tlio Dead Sea aud in the Bible Lands, in 1850 and 1351, including an accouut of the discovery of the Sites of Sodom and Gorr.arrnh. Ai90 a variety ot Miscellaneous Works, School Books. Ac. A YOUNG. Nov. 20. -1G


ocr: in of of the n>* Iter the IH? UO ci. 8 ! SEBASTOPOL fall m m\ Mais W. .1,1,1 vnetm/.+'fYillv rwl rt"n mvitii' examine an unusually large, beautifu CON* M' 3FILrA.1T 3 AM? FH? ALL CVl < ?!IS OF F1EMSH } BLACK AND CO CASHMERE GL01 For Ladies, Misses, am *Msm IBP MMiLm CUOi Of Cloth, Satm, and Merino AL SILK AND STI l-SIil?ni?s: rut#! Trirnili. ? lil>u a a louniMgiw CON<I ? SILK. -A.KT! Together with Luces, K Lsidies" Silk and BELT 4 for Ladies } I A Large Stoc O, t. 2 t!'. 3.1 ti?ovi' Work inn*: ! CLOT) I We have just leceived a von FOR MEN J consist: OV: II ) Silk, Satin, an i 0Xj.O^2SL!S dfc | \\ ?t!i agOt>.I Assort nciif HATS A.1S GECCiRIE?, '1 IN, H 'r.i, i v. r!i ji l.nyi* vaihtvot N1 ? * ' - o . ^ Wii i*:I U {'lie <>! t! wirgTi!! ;;4 i \v; 11 always lit* ha] :-7a he,?, et_: w ' \k ' <| . i- \\ i?i*kiti'iii""StURGaS TAKEN. IliR FASDIOVS 4LS2&.A* ' | c\ )icin Ami I tioi. to their friends and patrons d, and FHKSIl STOCK of INC OK ^ ai? ?niLAnH?? ioREi)'snii,'' 9 m AND HOSE iJ Children. m, Piiiti, i?_TAILMA$? IKS, IAW BONNETS, i for Bonnets, ING OF ? D SATIN, Agings,and Inscrtings. Cashmere Vests, ilisscs a d oys, b?of M. BAIJM & ISRAEL, i SIin.* Stur>-, or * >r 15 I -i nl Iw.itI_ri? st>*. HIM G . fine Stock of CLOTHING a.KD BOYS. [>u or \T': CO Tx :L ;>t ? l.\ !'A \ i WAH) -,S (1 Velvet Vests. ??f ervants Clothing. so JD CAPS, ARDWARE, &c., &C., :\V mill I)l-:siR.\I'l.K GOODS Public, as w" make no charge >j?y t?? sell LOW f.n- CASH Kim- mi- ih.i |<r- ;nl ;si?l i.'u t-.jwv 8*5


ocr: . Fresh Arrivals. TTT'E HAVE JUST RECKITl D A FRESH. ol Corn Staicii, Maccoroni. fiu.iva Jellv, Lob>teia, Pr. serves Ac. Smoked Reel' Tongues, Smoked Beef, Freeh Seda, Lemon, But tor. Wine, and Sugar CrackerB. Freah COVE OYSTERS. A General Assortment of Freeh Candies. Pecni. Nuts English Walnuts, Superior Y EAST POWDERS Fine Cheese, Ac., will be sold for ASH* Julr 10 If MEP.ONKYA BOSWELL.


ocr: For Clerk of the Court. M. Naudin, Esq , is respectfully a candidate for re-election to the office of the Court of Kershaw District, at ensuing election.


ocr: W. Williams &C?, WHOLESALE GROCERS, IVo. 1 HAYNE STREET, CHARLESTON, S. G now receiving? 1500 bogs Rio. Java, and Lngunyra COFFEE. 400 hhds.N. 0., Torto Rico and Muscovada Sugar. 500 bbla. Clarified, Crushed and Powdered do. " 200 iihda.newcrop Cuba Molasses. 700 bbls. N. O. Molasses. 600 bales Heavy Gunny Cloth. 2000 pieces Heavy Dundee Bogging. 4000 coils Bale Rope. 2000 kegs Noils?assorted. ^ ? . 400 boxes Sperm and Adamantine Candlea. HffO bbls now No. 3 Mackerel. \r * Powder. Shot, Lead, Soap, etc, etc., all of which will be sola at small profits for cash or prompt pay.' May 8?12


ocr: jjMiwifii?ian??n-? I^TEaiyfLF ?] We have just received a SUHMEIR M ANr: They are pretty and cheap, too ! ALS A Choice and Fresh Supply of tostob AJI PRINTS AND NEW VARIETY of HOSE, for U A very largo a? liIV " S !5, a '"ffiv" 'X S!> SILK GLOVES Ladies' Silk and j ALSO, VER . BLACK AND COLO MORE RIBBONS. a good many other new and pre our Stock, and we shall try to give; been acknowledged by so many La enough to give us such liberal en< O O May S?tf. 3 doors above Workman's G2TTT\/TT CLOT! We have just received a very FOB MSN C'ONSISTIN BLACK DRAB D' TAE COA 3LEH1SH PA ff3r^ " *? - Tv* VERY FINE BLACK ALPAOC JACKETS ANl) PA May S ? tf. 3 doors above Workman's GLENN SPRINGS, SrARTAXRCRC DrSTRICT, S. C. JjtiC 5, 1 S55. ERMIT us, most respectfully, to inform you tliat . ..r T vr,-, ?r ipy lld'tll ?|U fid this celo'oratcii w Aiivru 4MI I U.ivia. ))IWI UM | of Cold. Warm and Shower Baths, with many will bo and ready to / F' most splendid style of AHT1LLAS AC 0 BAttfiels,iJ' GINGHAMS. lDIES, MISSES and CHILDREN. gortment of **< yikfj AND MITTS. Cashmere Vests, T FINE RED SILK HOSE, Awn nniVMPTS [inu JL?UiU1UlU) tty articles. Please call and as good a bargain as tdies and Gentlemen who have jouragement M. BAUM & ISRAEL, Shoe Store, or cor. Broad and Kirtledge sts. Himo. fine Stock of CLOTHING lND boys. ;o or TS, VESTS AND PANTS. OT? AM? ?DAT?, ?a fins?, A AND CASS2MER COATS, NTS FOR BOYS. M. BAUjM & ISRAEL, ? Shoe Sn-ro, vr c >r. Broad anu Kutledge-fta. FULLER'S a HAT STOKE, 23S Richardson Street, Columbia, S. G., NEAR TUE STATE CAPITOL. ""I^HE of this Celcbrati'd


ocr: UNiVi IISITY'S FAjflLY REMEDIES: Issued under the Sea), Sanction and Authority of THE UNIVERSITY OF AND Popular Knowledge, by the State of Pennsylvania, April 29, 1853f WITH A CAPITAL OF $100,000, for the purpose of arresting the evils of Spurious and worthless Nostrums; Also, for supplying tho Community with reliable wherever a Competent Physician cannot or not be employed. This Institution has purchased Irom Dr. JOHN R. ROWAXD, his Celebrated ROWAND'S TONIC Known for upwards of twcnty-Gvc years as the only sure and safo cure for FEVER AND AGUE, &c. and his inestimable Remedy for KOWAND'S COMPOUND OF BLACKBERRY ROOT, Which highly approved and popular Remedies, with The University's Remedy for COMPLAINTS of the LUNGS; The University's Remedy for DYSPEPSIA or INDIGESTION; The University's Remedy for Also, the UNIVERSITY'S ALMANAC may had, at the Branch Dispensary, or Store of June 2G?tf. T. J. WORKMAN A CO. NOTICE. persons indebted to the subscriber are to call and settle. 1 will be glad to sell all on the


ocr: 3elfrteii Jpuftri). ONE BY ONE. ?o? Ono by ono the sands aro flowing, One by one the moments fall; Some arc coming, somo aro going, f Do not strive to grasp them all. Oao by one thy duties wait thee, Let thy whole strength go to each; Let no future dreams elato thee, Loam thou firut what these can teach. One by one (bright gifts of Heaven) Joy8 are sent thee here below; Take them readily when given, Ready too to let them go. One by one thy griefs shall meet thee, Do not fear an armed bnnd ; One will fade as others greet thee, Shadows passiug through the land. Do not look at life's long sorrow, See how small each momenta pain ; God will help theo for to-moriow, Every day begin again. ICvery hour that fleets so slowly Has its task to do or bear; Luminous tho crown. and holv. If thou fet each gorft with cnru. Do not linger with regretting. Or fur passing hours de>po:;<i, Nor, the daily toil forget tin.', k Look too eagerly beyond. Hours are golden links, Gods token, Reachiug Ileaveu; but one by ono Take tliera, lest the ciiuin be broken, Ere thy pilgrimage be done.


ocr: NEW AI We hate just received a . ANJ TALI! .They are pretty and cheap, too ! Ali A Choice and Fresh Supply of' Sm PRINTS AND NEW VARIETY erf HOSE, for Li A very large a SILK GLOVES Ladies' Silk and also, vei BLACK AND COLO MORE RIBBONS a good many other new and pr< ine our Stock, and we shall try to give has been acknowledged by so many L kind enough to give Ais such liberal en May 8? tf. 3 doors above Workman's STJM] clot; We have just received a very FOR MEN 1 C0XSIST1 BLACK DRAB D' I At HISH PJi 1 V."1* * tWW 1AV^ ^WKG* VERY FINE BLACK ALPACC JACKETS AND Pi May 8?tf. 3 doors above Workman' Spring and Summer Clothing. r * nm> r.r?Ii/> ?l>nve tO be found at uai'j WCUHIIJVHW V* ??.w ? C MATIIKSON'S. April 10?12 Dr. Michaux'* Freckle Wash. CERTAIN euro for Freckle?, Tan, Ac. For sale by T. J. WORKMAN, k CO. IRIVAIj - ;->' p *-- - . * most splendid style of I S% liliia!Sail 13 U /?;(!? \nm j is uk & HAS, 50 *' N * * . 1 ' * - U i baSs, * GINGHAMS. ADIES, MISSES and CHILDREN. * ssortment of AND MITTS. ' Cashmere Tests, IT FINE IKED SILK HOSE, AND BONNETS, ?? < i? .._. n i 3tty aracies. riease can ana as good a bargain as ever,which adies and Gentlemen who have been couragement. M. BAUM & ISRAEL, Store, or cor. Broad and'Rutledgc sts. VtER HIMQf. fine Stock of CLOTHING 1ND BOYS. NO OF iTS, VESTS AND PANTsi ANB' ?OATO, TO film: !A AND CASSIMER COATS, lNTS FOR BOYS. M. BAXJM & ISRAEL, s Shoe Store, or cor. Brond ana Rutlcdge-sjs. FULLER'S S HAT STORE, 238 Richardson Street, Columbia, S. C., NEAR THE STATE CAPITOL. ''I^IIE Proprietor of this Celebrated Establishment, X although only nine months have elapsed he commenced business on his own aecount, yet it him great pleasure to stato to the dealers


ocr: . ' 1 NEW STORE. 31TERONEY & BOSWELL, have opened at,the corner of. Broad and Rntledge streets, in the fiinwx MMntw /\/v?nniar1 hv Mnior K. S. Moffat. a choice assortment of FRESH HEAYT AND tfANCY to which they invite the attention of purchasers : in part as follows? Heavy Groceries. N. 0. and P. R. SUGARS. Crushed, Pulverized and Stuart's Loaf do. Rio, Java, and Cuba Coffoe. New Orleans and Cuba Molasses. Salt, Leaf Lard. Bacon Sides, Cauvass Hams. North Carolina Flour. Goshen and English Dairy Cheese. Soap, Starch, CJeansing Soap. Sperm and Adamantine Candles. Kos. 1, 2 and 3 Mackerel. Fancy Groceries. Quarter Boxes RAISINS. Half and whole * do. Almonds, Figs and Assorted ,Ca tidies. Ginger and Chow-Chow Freserves. Sardines and Preserved Salmon. Cove Oysters, Preserved Lobsters. Lemon Syrup. Walnut and Tomato Catsup. Capers, Olives, Pickles, Pepper Saoco. Preserved Pine Apple. T)m?./! ? Pa'n/tltaa At\ P.liorrioo x/iauvtj A vnvitvc, viu. viiviiivtM Tobacco and Cigars. Gold Leaf and Rio Hondo Cigars. Palmetto, El Ensaya and La Palina do. Fine Cut Ciiewing Tobacco. Perm A Ayers suj>er do. Superfine Chewing Tobacoo. Common do. do.,. . Wines aud Liquors. Rectified Whiskey. Old Rye Hammond do. Old Bourbon do. New England Ruir. London Dock Brandy. Otard, Dupuy A Co.'s do. Goddard's Brandy St Julien Medoc Claret. _ Old Madeira. Old Port Wine. , Old Malaga do. Heidsick Wine. Brass' London Porter. Byass' London Ale, White Wine Vinegar. A General Assortment of FRUITS. With a variety of other article* too numerous to which will be sold exceedingly low for cash, by MERONEY A BOSWELL. April .4 tf.


ocr: : ' 1 ' 1 1 . V ?7"; ?..-t-T? r. TLIliUS " '*' '-'r : $ tor * THE CAMDEN JOURNAL. Two Dollars if paid in advance; two Dollars Fifty Cents if payment be delayed tbree Three Dollars if uot paid till the expiration of the year. ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted at the lowing ratea: For ono Square, (fourteen lines or jeVemy-flve cents, for tho first, and thirty-seven tifclf cents for eacft subsequent insertion. Single jortio'ns, one dollar per square; semi-monthly, If and quarterly advertisements charged the same for a single insertion. The number of insertions desired must be in the margin of all advertisements, or they will published until ordered discontinued and charged


ocr: A fresh supply of tho usual varieties for the soason, too numerous to mention in detail. Just rcteivod at Z. J. DEHAY'S. .?ALSO? ^ .. $gT Landreth's improved Garden Almanac for distribution. I


ocr: ( , 0. 0. F. r|"MIE Members of Kickshaw Lodge No. 3 are rcqu Jl e.siud to meet at their Hull on Friday next, us business of special importance will be sub uit ted to I ho Lodge.


ocr: ? "Wft Kfltrh ronnnrofl i vr w uwvv iaou x v/vvi v ? A TALI They are pretty and cheap, too 1 A] A Choice and Fresh Supply of LAWMi, 1 TISSUES AN PRINTS ANE NEW VARIETY of HOSE, for ] , A very lar^c n t sv -<ri fv 'T? r% r? ^*r; uEJjIrjfr;.*'. j?C (fcjr j^l iijJbdAiCllki^i 'j -w w* wv ?~-?r lv ij^.. ^ . SILK GLOVE! Ladies' Silk and j ALSO, V BLACK AND COL MORE RIBBONS a good many other new and p ine our S^ock, and we shall try to gi\ been acknowledged by so many' enough to give us such liberal ( May 8?tf. 3 doora above Workman _ST7M OLOT We have just received a vei FOR MEN COXSIH BLACK DRAB D' TAE CO usMmvta, VERY FINE BLACK ALPAC JACKETS AND P May 8 ? tf. 3 doors above Work ma Spring and Summer Clothing. A LAllGE assortment of the above to bo found at 1\ C MATIIESON'S. April 10?12 Dr. Hicliaux's Freckle Wash. CERTAIN" cure for Freckles, Tan, Ac. For sale by T. J. WORKMAN, & CO. Black Dress Goods. "CRAPE DE PARIS," Grenadiues, Bareges and Lawns, just received and for sale. May 1?4. C. MATHESON. For ?ale or Rent, former residouco in tlio lowor part of Camden; a most delightful winter residonco. Apply to at tho "Old Corner" for terms 1c. Jau, 9,?rf. E. W. BONNEY. Dress GoodsIN Grenadines, Tissues, Bareges, Freuch. British and Atuorican printed Lawns, Embroideries, Hosiery, Etc., just receiving at April 3 A. M. & R. KENNEDY. Domestic3 a most splendid style of 1:JJ \a Ll'JJ Ul bi^Blbwu -? ND MAS, [ LSO MAIK^ i GINGHAMS. LADIES, MISSES and CHILDREN. assortment of 3 ?Sr!?S^S6e?j 3 AND MITTS. Cashmere Vests, ERY FIXE MED SILK HOSE, 5 AND BONNETS, iretty articles. Please call and examre you a9 good a bargain as Ladies and Gentlemen who have mcouragement. M. BAUM & ISRAEL, i\s Shoe Store, or cor. Broad and Kutledge st.1. MER y flue Stock of CLOTHING AND BOYS. TING OF ATS. VESTS AND PANTS. OWS AM3D "(BMWp !CA AND CAS3IMER COATS, 'ANTS FOR BOYS. M. BAUM & ISRAEL, nV Slme Store, or cor. liro.nl ana Rutledge-sts. FULLER'S 1 HAT STORE, 239 Richardson Street, Columbia, 8. C., NEAR THE STATE CAPITOL. THE Proprietor of this Celebrated although only nine months bavo elapsed he commenced business on his own account, yet it him groat pleasure to state to the dealers citizens generally, of Kershaw, that he has mot that success that seemed'o warrant a largo of stock and store-room, both of which additions nearly complete, and will bo arranged for tho Whole sale Trado. f> per cent off on bills of $50. 2-iff* Terms cash on delivery in overjr instance. March 27 PvEEDER k DESAUSSURE, AND COMMISSION BUSINESS, ADVHirS WHARF, CHARLESTON, S. C. Oct. 17. 12 8m BULG ER~& DeVANE,


ocr: UNIV RSI! V'S FAMILY REMEDIES: Issued under the Sea!, Sanction and Authority of THE UNIVERSITY OF AND Popular Knowledge, by the Slate of Ponnsylrauia, April 29,1853f WITH A CAPITAL OF $100,000, for the jmrpose of arresting the evils of Spurious and worthless Nostrums; Also, for supplying tho Community with reliable wherever a Competent Physician cannot or not be employed. This Institution has purchased irom Dr. JOHN R. ROW AND, his Celebratod BOWAND'S TONIC SSGtSSS'SPtS'SSEIBa Known for upwards of twenty-five years as thoonly and safe euro for ATtfTI AflTTP JCrn JL U T JUJLV UUJ/ UU UJU) IfrVl and his inestimable Remedy for tStolTOSl ROWAND'S COMPOUND OF BLACKBERRY ROOT. "Which highly approved and popular Remedies, with The University's Remedy for COMPLAINTS the LUNGS; The University's Remedy for DYSPEPSIA or INDIGESTION; The University's Remedy for COSTIVE Also, the UNIVERSITY'S ALMANAC may had, at the Branch Dispensary, or Store of June -JG?tf. T. J, WORKMAN i CO. ; | !


ocr: W. Williams & WHOLESALE GROCERS, Xo. 1 HAYNE STREET, CHARLESTON, S. C. ARK now receiving? jlX l.">00 brigs Rio. Java, and Laguajra COFFEE. 400 hhds. S, 0., Porto Riooand Musooradu Sugar 600 bbls. Clarified, Crushed arid Powdered do. rtn? l.l. l. *1'0 I1IIU.1. iiun wiu)f v?v. - 700 bbs3. X. 0. Molasses. 600 bales Heavy Ganny Cloth. ?000 piecoa Heavy Duudco Bagging. 4Q00 coils Bale Rope.1 2000 kcga Nails?assort o.\ 400 boxes Sperm and Adamantine Candles. 600 bbl*. new No. 3 Mackerel. Powder. Shot, Lead, Soap, etc. etc.. all of tvhich will bo sold at smalt profits for cush or prompt pn v.


ocr: > 1 if W. Williams & WHOLESALE GROCERS, ZVo. 1 IIAIUfE STREET, CHARLESTON. S. C. V RK now receiving? ; ?. 1300 bags Rio. Java, and Lngunjra COFFEE. . ' fiful-?. K. 0, Porto Rico and Muscovada Sugar u) bblfl. Clnrilioit, Crushed and Powdered do. - 0 iihd3. new crop Cuba Molasses. 700 blild. N. 0. Molasses. *50 i bales Heavy Gunny Cloth. 2'? *0 pieces Heavy Duutieo Ragging. ? .'0 coils Bale Rope. " ) kegs Nails?aborted. boxes Sperm and Adamantine Candles, bis. new No. 3 Mackerel. Shot, Lead, Soap, etc. etc.. all of id at small profits for cash or prompt pay. ' Lit 5?12


ocr: . - TO. 3*3 iyrfX^ .BB"-? Tfc SiTf? SEVASTOPOL IS' TAKEN. FALL Aft? mimt FASHIONS 2? 5 X r3! 3 jE?iTi -.Ti^o fifflff Mft respectfully extend r.n invitation to tlieir friends t;nd patrons to an unusually large, beautiful, and FlvKSII STOCK of CONSISTING OF IP3LAPJ AMD MOU1B1E3D) HMEILMKSb COLORS OF '?% ~<f%.r>v in; "f"V ~SFi y mr r^s M.ll Jm: ill ti Ajl. Ill, l-i it. A 111 U >C$ J BLACK AND COLORED SILKS, CASHMERE GLOVES AND HOSE 1 r'!.:s,3 liClUH'Sj LTlIddU9? clliU V^UIiUI Cll. mhim. r???4 V,S?/^ V mt nJ wt> an 'f **. Or,n,L/???wW u iommJ'Uj AniiU.A~S?.' TALMAS, AND OJLjC3.i&-!EESL?3? .il. c .it l Ar.,..:?.> V-/1 i^iuui, viiiin, ami ?u.ui iih/. ALSO SILK AND STRAW BONNETS, and Trimmings for Bonnets, O INSISTING 0V silk, sa.I*XN9 with Laces, Edgings, and Insertings. Ladies' Silk nml (aslnuerc Vests, BELTS for Ladies, Misses and Boys, HLuSF-tf 1? Large Stock of SHOES. M. BATJM & ISRAEL, Oct. o?g doors above Worl^jian's ^Iioe Stoiv, or e??r. ISrond and Kutledire Rts. ? ' skvwo '*-*VK C 1LO T J~? 11\3 Lr * We have just received a very line Stock of CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS. / ? CONSISTING OF OYKUCOATS, FROCK COATS, i;rs!.\i;ss < < >ats, I'AXTAhOONS. Silk, Satin, and Velvet Vests. a good Assortment of Nervants Clothing. ./1EV. Ef ^^fo Z r? XXAVS A.WD CAPS, GROCERIES, TIN, HARDWARE, &c? &c? with a large variety of NEW and D ESI E AI5EE GOODS to we invito the inspection <?t the Public, as we make no charge for them and will always he happy to sell L()\Y for CASH. .tbh? HK e ,vr3 tC*. nr*?>r;=i ;*o ? ^ Oct. '2.?if. ? <! "'i> ."tic>\< \\ nrkliiaii'.' slice Stcr . or uur. I ?r? ;;<I ;i::il liuticiiijc Rt8. STURGES & BLACK, [ CHAVEZ MILLER, ' ''w 1 niv" -r'- , c. wM.-c,: < vii i'mniK;in\ Ml'limr ANTS. STt IK'IA ? -