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PUBLIC MEETING.
EpcEr,El.p C. H.. May %. 1886.

In pursuance ofa call published in the last
number Of the EdgeGe!d Advertiser, many
Young men and other citizeis Of the District
assembled in the Court House, this days at 2
o'clock P. NJ, and The meeting was organized
BY the appointment of F, Fl. WanpLAyT, Chair
man, and of JosgpH AnSET, Secretary.
The following resolutions were proposed by
Mr.. ". c. Moragne, ard adopted by the meet
ing
Resolred, That the country, III time of war
may righrfn!ly require from all her citizens
such aid us their circumstances enable them to
afford, in defending her riglns and repeIlng
the enemy; and that peace with Mexico will be
most promptly and securely established by our
vigorous prosecution Of hostili,ies. so long as
the proper authorities decide that tile wartar"
shall continue. 49,
Resotrcd, That this meeting will aid in tine
formation of company Of Volunteers within
the District; and that committee of Eve be
appointed by the Chairman to superinend the
further efforts necessary for this purpose.
Addresses OF great animation and ability
were delivered by 3lr. Moragne, Col. P. s.
Brooks, Gen. NJ. L.. Bonharl. Mr. n. l.. Grif'
fin. Col L. T. WisGall, Mr.J. Abncy, and Mr..
W. Brooks. -
Mcssrs w. e. Moragne. P. S Brooks, NJ
l.. Bonham, D. Adams, and J F. c. Settle
were appointed the committee under the Sc
cond resolution above.
Several persons added their names to the list
Of Volunteer Company. the organzaticn Of
which had been previously commenced, and
which will doubtless soon be completed.
F. Fl. WARDEAW, Chairman.
JOSEPH ABSEY, Secretary.
TIE Lhtc Vietory.-There are so many con
Trajectory accounts Of the late battles o. Gen.
TAYLOR on the Rio Bravo, that we are unable
TO say, which should be most relied on. We
suppose. that none of them should be implicit
ly believed. That there have been battles, and
that many valuable lives have been lost, and
that Gen. Taylor has gained avictory. no one
can QOuUt. Dul we Suaii Hot Sc VIC 'ibs'' ". s'N
matter, until it comes from the city Of Wash
ington. - =
The accounts are evidently exaggerated in
our favor. 1t need not be believed, for a mo-
ment, that We have destroyed so many Mexi-
cans, and done SO much fatal execution against
such powerful odds, without having sustained
very considerable loss. Tie disparity in the
number ofthe forces engaged in the two ac-
tions cannot be so great as has been represen-
ted.
We have hopes though, that the two valua
bic officers Brown and Rinsgold may not have
been slain. 1t may be hoping against hope,"
but the latest accounts do not seem to us, to
confirm the news of their dealh, so fully as the
iin, intelligence of the battle did,
Important Intelligence-rhe President has
ord.rsd torty,threc thousand foe hundred men to
be enrolled and made ready. be called into
public service at any moment. s5s,
We CLEAN the nbove from the Washington
Correspondent ofthe Baltimore American, who
adds This incIndes the troops already called
outsfrom the South west, and the additional
numbers viii be from other sections Of the
Vui,n. New York will be called upon for
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NOTICE.

NOTICE. 3 ,,ss;
FHNHE Co.parthelsbipo Of D. 'LsssIse g. CO..
u having bern dissolved, The store IS no
occupied bylD. WEibENFELD. who cont;rnea
10 Keep large assortment of Dry Goods
and Fancy Articles. which he will dis
pose Of at reasonable prices for Cash. g.
He is daily receiving NEW GOODS. from
The Northern markets.
May l3 - =: 4t Is
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Notice.

.-.'ai NUlICt. y, - 8
A,LLpersois having demands agsins, ,.,ts
IA essate Of David Richardson, are request.
ed to present them immeaia,ely,y pspperI. Al.
tested, and all debtors ot,he estate, are reasi.ea
TO make promp, payment. ss the affairs of;ts
estate aye about to be closed ~ ~ : s}}f4
JAS" M: RTCHAR DSoN;.s s,s
{ ;{.,,s,.. JAS. Sc UIGNA RID -ss;sS+sSs
4. Ezsfusssss..;s.
Mayd " as s. s
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eight regiments, Pennsylvania for six, an dso on.
Two millions of money more you will OBJ
serve have been asked for by the Chairman Of
the Committee on Ways and Means to feed
and clothe 5000 men added last week to the
rank and file Of the Standing Aamy, and for
the Oregon regiment Of mounted volunteers.
Commodore Perry appointed to the command
Of the Fiectin the Acriean Gug.-A gentleman,
says the Richmond Enquirer, Just from Wash
ing,on informs us that Com. Perry has been
appointed to the command of the Fleet IN the
Mexican Gulf-Com. Conner having been
placed over the Ordnance Department; and
that il is most probable that none Of the Voun.
teers from the Atlantic States will be sent at
present to Texas They will be received, and
disciplined, and held ready for action.
We are authorised (says the Charleston Pa
triot,) to state that the following Banks Of this
city continue Corrective the notes Of the Couna
try Banks OF this State. viz the Planters &
Mechanics Bank, the South Western Rail
Road Bank. State Bank, the Bank of South
Carolina, the Union Bank, and the Bank Of
the State of South Carolina.
U We learn, from the correspondence Of
the Mercury that Mrs. Cross the widow of Col.
Cross, died in the city Of Washington on the
morning Of the 18th inst. She was in delicate
health, and the news of her husbands death
completely overpowered her with grief, and
broke her heart.
The above we find is contradcted.
Dreadful Tornado. We learn from post.
script Of the Charleston Patriot, that one. Of tile
most dreadful and destructive Tornados passed
over Grenada, u village III Tallabusha county,
Miss on the evening Of the eth inst. that Has
ever been visited upon any part ,ofthls country
The account states. that from 80 to 50 persons
aye ascerained to have been destroyed. bnt
that the whole loss cannot yet be told. It De
.nolished Churches, Academies, Houses, and
every thing in It's wild career. In one school
there was male teacher killed. and in another.
female teacher killed. and in both. many Of
the children lost their lives. This is certainly
one of the most de ploroblc calamilies we have
heard OF for years, and we earnestly hope that
there is some mistake about it.
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EdgeGcld S. c., May 1876.

We take pleasure in giving our readers, the
fohnwing beautiful lines from an author who is
not unknown. There is an originality, deli
cacy of sentiment in them. aud a poetic sweet,
ness which we seldom find in the ehusons of
this day. We would be happy TO receive ma
nv s,Jch flyors
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give are authorized to an
nounce N. L. GRIFFIN Esq. asa Cam
didate for.,he Senate, al the ensuing elec-
lion. y e. U Z ~ y
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Rcquistion upon GcOrgia.-We understand,
says the Augusta Consfitutionalist. that q. re-
qnsitiouhas been madfnpon the Governor of
Georgia, for 300 men for the Mexican war.
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Merican War.-Il is with extreme
regret that we have noticed the apathy of
our fellow citizens in relation 10 This war.
| Not only in our immediate community,
but throughout the Slate, it seems 10 us
there is want of thas patriotic devotion
10 The Cause that was want to characterize
the Palmetto State in former times. Where
is the huasted chIvalry ofour Srale-whe!e
the noble hearts thar used ~ anInale the
bosom Of fCarolina' $ sons ?Why should they
now pnuse as iflo calculate the advantages
Of sides in question thai has bit one side.
and that side unr county. Rouse up fellow
citizens to arms your country calls, who
so base as not to answer ready. The
honor of your country is To be vindiraled;
yourself has been invaded by foreign foe
Tho b!nod Of your countrymen has been
shed within your borders. Will Carolina
be Ibe last TO the rescue =? we nope NOT.
There is no State in the Uniot that
ought to rush forward with more alacrity
in this cause lhan South Carolina. We
were foremost in the cause OF Texas an.
mex a,icn-we should be foremost in the
battle to maintain our just rights there.
We hold that no palrior will now stop to
calculate whether The Executive ofthe
United States has acted wisely or otherwise
in ordering our army 10 their present
position. Itis tIleree eour country is at war,
and every good citizen is for our country,
right or wrons.---Hamburg Republican.
Extract from The Washington Correspondent Of
Mc Hamburg Republican, dated May To-.
$50 fearful archie Wings that, Mr. Polk
may gain popularity by, his conduct in
this emergency, that. not satisfied with.
attempliugto throw the responsibility of
this war upon his shoulders, tits even
sought to disparage cur title that portion
ofTexa5 lying between the Nueces and
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Fire.-The tavern stand inlMilington
village. New Salem, (Mass owned by
MIA. f. Richards, was burnt on Monday
morning, at bali past o. clock. It, was
occupied by Mr.. Benjamin rBut,er6eld,
who formerly transacted business a, No.
s Long wharf, in this citya-Boston Jour.
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Santa Anna. Rather the most singular
news which we. received from Havana By
the T. Street re3ates TO a great sporting
affair, which perhaps has come off ere
this II appears that Two or, three weeks
age some-of"4he boys" al Matanzas chai.
lenlIged Gen. Santa Anna to 6gh, main
of cocks atiha, place for S2U.000 side.
The general: gladly accepted the offer,
and was to tle#vn his residence near Ha.
va1a. abouI 'he Isl inst. for the scene Of
The sport.
.As,in The dayH Of chivalry, the baron
bold, when not engaged in deadly feuds
with neigh5oring chieftains, keep alive his
martial ardorby .ousts and tournaments OF
the fierce chase; so, in our times, Z. this
wiley Mexican, compelled in foreign isles
awhile to lie perau. would siake his thirst
for bood-alas insatiable-in pil,ing
game cocks ,a
We rely upon our faithful correspondent
to give. us a-full report Of the "baules"
fought at MatarGsas.
.Gen.Roncali has been appointed Cap
tain General oil Cuba, 10 place. Of Geeural
O'Donnelrecalled.-N. o. Picayunc.
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A Chaliege to the World

NM7 L fearessly challenge all men, whethe,
Wv Medical men or inventors Of Quack
Nostiums, to. produce the evidence of so won
deriul a cure Of ,Scroftila as The following
which was performed in ELEVEN DAYS,
II Il
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'"Culleh's Panacea," sold Wholesale and Re.
tail by JOS. T. Rowand, No.376 Market street;
P. H Horn, corner Fourth and Poplar; G.
w. VaugAn, corner Shackamaxun and Queen
streets: Kensington. and of our accredited
Agents generally.
For sale by R. S. ROBERTS, at Edge6eld
Court House, MAY % l8 2t
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
AbbeVille District. --r.,.l, :

In the Common Pleas.
Slias Anderson. who is in The custody of
the Sheriff of Abbevile District, hv virtue
OF final process at the suit of the State of
South Carolina. having this day filed his
petition with a schedule of his whole es-
tate, Ior the purpose OF obtaining the bene-
TIT Of tho Acts Of Assembly, called the in.
solvent Debtors Act."s' R4blic notice is
hereby given, that The petition Of the eaid
S,!ns Anderson, will be heard ut the Court
of Common Pleas, for Abbeviile District,
ut Abbcv'le Court House, on the third
Monday Of October, 1916, or such other
day thereafter us the Court may order, du-
ring tile term commencing ut the same
place, on the day aforesaid. And ull the
creditors Of the said S,las Anderson are
hereby notified. personally, or by attorney.
to be and appear, then and there, in the
said Court, 10 sIio'v cause, if any they can.
why tho benefit Of the said Acts should
not be- granted 10 The said S.las Anderson.
upon his taking the oath and making The
'nssignm' ntsrcqnifs',l bv law. =
: az jNOrELlVINGSTON, Clerk.
Cle!k's Ofic", 23d jan. 1876 48 3m
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Dean Swift says" 1t is with
llt'le>souled people rs it is with
narrow necked bottles the less
they have in them, the more noise
they make in pouring out"
An Athenian, who wanted elo-
quence, but was very brave, when
another had in a long and brilliant
speech promised great affairs, got
up and said, "Men Of Athens, all
that he has said, l will do"
Girls who eat heartily love hear
tily also; so says the Aurora-A
fact which establishes a remarka-
BILE sympathy between the stom-
ach and the heart.
The Knickerbocker says that n
young man in that city lately ad-
vertiscd for a vile, and in less
than two hours, eighteen married
men sent word that he might have
theirs.
"My tail is cnded." as the tad
pole reflected when he turned into
a bull-frog,
Are you looking for any one in
particular as the rat said to the
cat when she was peeping down
his hole.
Amt burster? as the steam
boat boiler said to the Captain,
when it threw him up sky high in
the air.
Peace is easily made if it is
thought 'rby both parties to be for
their interest. :.
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NOTICII

= The subscriber, wishing to leave
L the Stnte, offers his LANDS for sale.
lying in Ahbepille District. on the waters
OF Rocky river, two miles east OF Lounds.
vile and only six from Savannah river,
consisting Of Twelve Hundred Acres, one
half cleared and the balance in woods, on
q credit Of ono. two, three, and four years,
I'D instaiment bearing interest.
On said Plantation there is good
DWELLING, a now GIN HOUSE and
SCREW, & THRASHING HOUSE,
and nll out-houscs new. The Plantation
is under good repair.
ANY person wishing to purchase would
do well to call on the subscriber.
JOHN A MARTIN.
March 10 3 i3t
;;.% Edyefeld Advertiser will publish
the above three months. and forward &C :
count John A. Martin, Loundsville.
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Famburg advertisements
H. L. JEFFERS,
General Agent and Commission Merchant

II. l.. JEFtERS,
General Agent and Commission Merchant,
HAMBURG, 8. c.
Still Offers his services to his friends and
the public, and he viii devote his undivided
attention to the
Selling Of Cotton and Flour,
Receiving and Forwarding Goods.
Buying Goods for Planters or Msr-
chants, or attend to amy business that may
he committed TO his care.
He embraces this opportunity Of tender
ing his thanks for their liberal patronage
heretofore bestowed, and by industry and
cose attention 10 business, lic hopes to
merit, and continue to receive the same.
1t shall be his aim to nuke oil his charges
as light as possible, knowing that will be
to his interest to closely observe the inte-
rest OF his friends. Liberal advances will
be made if required. on produce sent to
him for sale or store. Cotton sent to him
by Boats. will bc received FREQ OF wltnf4.
age. All produce sent to him Tor sale, will
be- promptly sold OH arrival, if SO ordered.
aug 6 23 If
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Abbeviiie Sheriff: Sales.

APRIL.
BY virtue of sundry Writs OF. .Ficri Facias
to me directed, will be sold. Mt Ahbcviile
Court House, on the first NTonday in
April next. the following property .-
100 Acres of Land, more or less, ,boun-
ded by A L Gray and others, levied on us
the property Of JOHN Dougluss ads Chas
Dcndy, vs. L Hnrris and John Douglass.
$50 Acres of Land, more, or less,
bounded by lanhs ofN Reeves, Robt Smith
lessee Gent, Richard Maddox nnd others.
levied on. as lhe. property Of William P yles
decd, nds II A Jones. SUCCESSOR.
Negro boy, Antony,s levied on as
the property of Thomas J$Eyon ads Har-
vysNclson and others. y. y: =, ~ ;;..SS....f,
l Negro, levied on rs the property of
Sanders Williamson ads VIM G., Hal Ais
next friend.
Negro girl, levied on as the proper
ty Of Joshua Waits ads E Suggs. s
Negro, levied. on as the property
Of jas Pert dds VIM Eddins ct al.
AT Greenwood, on, Tuesday the 7th
April next, one Lot, Hous. Ilold and Kitch-
en- Furniture, levied on as.the property of
Geo w Cur,iss ads "A F. ,Rosey va, G. w
Cnrtiss and Thos L Whitlock. -.
Terms Cash =. J. RAMEY, =.
March II, Is4e - sHs;8
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PREMATURE tNTERMENr-The'P Paris
Constitutional states, that the cases of
premature interment prevented by forlu-
hate circumstances amount, in France,
since the year 1888, to 94.' Ofthose, IS
persons awoke Of themselves 81 their
lethargy, at the moment the funeral csee-
mony was about TO commence; l3 rcco.
vered in consequence of the aGectionate
care of their families; I'M consequence
of the fall of the coffins in which theiy
were enclosed; owed their recovery
to wounds inflicted by the needle in sew
ing their winding sheet; to the sensG,-
tion Of sufocation they experienced in
their coffin; l9 to their interment hay
ing been delayed by iortuitous circum-
stances, and 8 to their in,erment having
been delayed, in consequence of doubts
having been entertained of their death.
Newspaper history proves that
the grumbler at any particular pa
per:is generally the borrower oft.
" There is a man in Philadelphia
who is SO opposed to capital pun
1snment, Inat nc Will net hang his
curtains. And another who has
taken down the old fashioned
cranes in the chimney to prevent
his servants from hanging the Tea
kettle.
Did you ever sec a young law
yer who was not extremely wise,
and who did not understand your
case in every particular?
A superior cm5rocation Tor
sprains rs, made ehy mixing four
parts OF olive oil, and one mafle,
~ hartshorn and rubbing it on.
the dlgeased part occasionally.
The mixture. being kept in a vial.
IS TO be skake 4before being ap-
pliod.. ~ -. -, 81 t!..,s,..
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w A v f. I}L'Y. 81

~~ Will stand this sprihgTea-
M<<@N son at my stable, in: Ahder-
~ ~ son Villag and will be 1T 10
mares Mt Ten Dollars the season, snd Fif.
teen Dollars insurance. Parting, with q
mare, before or after it is ascertained whe::
ther she is in foal, fnrfeits the insurance.
Fifty Cents to the Groom for each mnre..
AS to Pedigree. it is unnecessary to xa Y
more, than that he was sired by old Bcr.
trand, the greatest ot,hc great; his dam
by Whip, the hest son of impo5cd Whp.
Mares sent from a distance, will be- fed
at 374 cents day, and furnished with
good pasturage gratis.
HIS cots are large, and rs to firm, la rd
TO beat; in fact, DO not believe better can
be produced.
Amy prrsoR who can, or will show. at
Anderson Vil:ngc, on the first Monday in
September, l847, the best colt by Wavcr-
ly, (from marc put this spring,) shall
receive from mc n silver cup, valued
Mt Ten Dollars, being the cum taken
at Newberry. by Wavcrly. from The State
Agricultural Society. Us being the best
Ste on exhibited.
The Pendleion Messenger, Grccnvill.
Mountnin"er, Ahhevi!le Banner and I.al,-
rrnsville Herald, will each give HE above
four insertions, and forward their accounts
TO me, and they shall be promptly paid.
J. T. WHITEHEAD.
Anderson G. H., March le. b 4t
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An. Editors Soliloquy.

1'o write, CT &c. 70 write 2-lhat IS the
question:;
Whether 'tis bettesistoke up the pen
After a sleepy dinnieersof caked beans
To nib it-scratcKyopr pate, and feel
Or seize the scizzors manfuily;
And clip-and cIip-and clip
The better Thoughts of others2
We pause for counsel.
Joel hand the scissorsl "a.
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The State Of South Carolina,

The State Of South Carolina,
ABBEv1LLE DISTRICT.
Sarah A.. Wharton, vs.. Thos. SIM.
mons, ct al.-Partition Real Estate
An~4:a Simmcus, decA.
happening 10 my satisfaction, that ,Tj,os
Simmons. Francis Simmons, Jas w Sim.
mons, Arthur Simmons md Ann. Sim,
mons. minor. parties Defendant. reside
without he lim'fs of this SAta:. Ordered,
that the Defendants do appear, and pl,.nd
on or before 1st Monday in july n.xt.
otherwise ririr consent viii b., entered of
record. "' DAVID I.ESI.v O..r.,
Ma'cn ~ leaP. 4 ,l5w
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(FoR THE 'BANNER.)
A VISION.

(FoR THE BANNER.)
A VISION.
II saw vision in my sleep
That gave my spirit strength to" weep,
Till all around was dim;
thought propitious thunders rolled,
The wild winds whistled on the world,
The clouds were lowering grim.
The lightning's wrath from pole to pole
Flashed vivid bright as burning gold,
The snow flakes drifted fair;
All nature seemed to be at stand
The dagger in the rufian's hand
Stood poised mid way in air..
The tiger on the heath reclined,
In act to spring upon the hind,
Recalled his eager bound.
The winged shaft, its feathered crest,
About to pierce its victims breast,
Fall harmless to the ground.
I saw, or thought saw, above
Where peace and mercy dwell with love,
A chariot far away, -.
Drawn by white horses OH a cloud,
A living spectre in a shroud
With beard Of silvcry grey.
I gazed upon that awful form,
Half hidden in the roaring storm,
Whose look prophetic said,
Sent by that Justice from on high,
leone, with vengeance in my eye,
TO judge the quick and dead.
The forkedlightn;ng wrathful flew,
Tumpituous thundcrs shook the skies
A Trumpet-sFokc aud said,
Mortals prepare, your day is come,
The wicked shsll receive their doom:
Ye graves give up your dead.
A whirlwind sweptsacross the world
Cons awful banner Stood uniurled,
In revehgeful majesty;
One moments darkness yelled the Garth
The next, a new suns, heavenly birth
Proclaimed his victory.
And millions which before had stood
In arms to spill each others blood,
Their shouts together blend:
To that Jehovah's name adored
In one past fieeting hour restored :.
. -Primeval peace to man.
i
RURIcoLAsr.
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-. 4 iIali0n.

whe,sse, illisa| s|e:isai csnbssi, tIs,b t5
to mo f0 nnt :lifia I2tters' q Ai( s
nistratidn' ioai ll.SaEaissa Of Jnnc BSp7,
These are, therefore to cite
the kindred and creditors Of the dneeascd
TO ooPRfsar bqlorc M. in Court of Ordinu.
Iry to bk held Tor Abbeviile Distrie, StjAb-
bfiv'ih q. III: on Monday the 9th April
ntxt to'sIlew cnuse, il, any, they, sj,ayc,
~by said administration should not BE-
granted. Given under nv. hand, loll,
March, ls46. ID. LESLYs Ys0fd'y.
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Valuable Town Property for Sale.

AvA The subscriber Intending to
f1fs move to thh country, offers fi,f
31 sal. his HOUSE and LOT'in
asssssl4ihc Village Of Abbcvillc, situated
on the Public Square. Tine House is a
comfortable and commodious one, md in
'conncction with it. are two LAW OFF.
CES which can be rented at fair pricee.
All t1F' out buildings and fencing are new.
ana th. Dwelling House has been recently
fAlNEED. Any person wishing sucl,
property, would do well 10 coll and soc me.
Dec II 42tf J: RAMEY.
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Warehouse and Commission Merchant,
HAMBURG. S. c.

HAMBURG, S. c.
The subscriber continues ut
no Aa the old stand off l. Jeffers
kSyxxNw$Sy o. Co., and. will carry or the
w A r E H o U S e AND
COMMISSION, RECEIVING 'AND
FORWARDING BUSINESS. MS 1.ere.
toiore, but in his own name und on his own
account.
He promises strict and punctual a,tcn-
tion 10 oil Consignmcnts. and orders, md
respectfully soliclts the continued pa.
tronage OF his former friends.
Je 70 IL 3m + GRIFFIN.
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The State. Of: South Carolina:
ABBEvILLE DISTRICT.
IN The Common Pleas.
William A.. Cobb, VS.. James Knox
Foreign attachment.
The Plaintiff,in the above case having thia
day filed his Declaration iii my Office. and
The Defendant haying no wife or attorney
known to be within the State, upon whom
hHppy thereof MAY be served: 1t is Or.
der, that the said Defendant do appear
and plead th'rc,o within year and q day
from this date, or judgment by default wilt
be given against h:m.
JNO. +. LIVINGSTON, Clerk.
Clk's Office, Murcil Ia, lS4G. 3 lv