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as.sg-sL-NO-c- = h-repy sIyen % the relatives
and text u In Of THOMAS MASH, "a Of lhs Guy Of
Ne~fors decsased, snd who : alleged have dlei H.
I-siste hs shs sp9y % ihs sl0gsIe Of he Cry and
Coon u Ne~fOrs for Leit-fs u Administration upon
th- Of the said nestAis on The 81 day Of Aus
next a. ten 0c'ogz 10 the forenoon-Dsted sew-Y
July. 1871. JAMES 5 IHAYER,
iy2l ssWfH Paolc Adm,nisIator.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-Puble Nodce is
Y, hereby giyeu 10 hs owner or owners occupant or
occupants N al Houses and Lots, improved uniu-
proved Lands ~ scted hereby thai ne u loving Assess
g-d n tie Street C0mmss.9ners crce Tor examina-
ton BY al persons Interested, VIZ FOR rsKslng space
avenue between Fourt- hs-fee aud Nrniy hfd-sHee
and ltr1ugl both sidewalks or sa.Q avenue between
Tw-nty-thrd sod Twenty eigltn streets tne llnAs
hac-d by such Assessment inc lde SIT ne Houses ara
Lonof Ground Vacant Los and Pieces of Land sae On
tot sides Of The s-cor4 avenue between Twenty .hlid
and Twenty gil streets, and N me westerly ie oi 'sa
avenue FOurts-nll and TYenty -.hc streets Al
persous whose interests affected ~ ne sboFe-Gamec
A.s-sserts and who opposed 20 ne same, or elmer
of hem are requested % present heir objections, 10
Writing 10 The undersigned, o. the Street CommssOneFs
Cfes. within hfy days if19 %. asie % n. pSIes
Street Commissioner. sod Cnsirman Of nc Assessofs
Street Conr.sionsf's Of5ce, July l4,l lyli 20.
THIRD DISTRICT POLICE OFFICE, ESSEX
4 Al per.ous il.rr-si-d 3D. OF claiming properly -
ulauing said Police Once 90 ne hrs Monday Of Janu-
sr 81 are hereby notified - make proof u 0wnersnlp
OF sad property SAID Police Once, Or before We'd
n-sday ne N dEy Of August lsil as all sad properly
which shE b unclaimed said cay vii Do soid a. pao-
DC sucuOl Thursday, e 18Th August lsI al III ciocA
A NJ 81 G. Chanber1il's, eucliynr-r. -plucesL
SID property consists o. watches, og " rope, Pss oi
iron PTS u esf shoes kc- By direction 81 ne Aass'
vi sso, EDWIN p COREY. c.srt.
DUBLIC NOTICE. Is hereby given hist shs following
PsiuJ1s hsye been presented % he Board " Alder
men viz II have he sewer 10 Barclay street EXTENDED
rlm CJ--gs-psce - point O1e hun1f'l el- zen 80
west II galway. To have sever cvlsT-ilr4 tl Az
toay street rom Broadway 10 and ~ connect WIN ne
sewer iu Ceuiersr-et Also 70 have vacant 9-s 90 NE
block bounded ~ Eisli--nih 4.d niar-1el-4 sLesIs
Eb-.r-11e .1l Broadway fenced IN A. persors lnler
s.-t La ~ ab.ys proposlols having OBJ -ciOus % lie
same are requested % present l-l 70 ~ g % - "a
@--.t i. his of e. No Hal " Records, DO ~ before
Street Cgumssi0
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"a ..slssy-f - f>lAN FIELDS, hOhOhtH- ai4
.fsr Su1i,y. July ID, he .i-smlosi PiO-
NEER VIII make le luisr rips rom CAnal and Nine.rcl'h
.t-s.fs d'rectio tie Fyssn Feis 81 H0bgkn, leaving
L. IL. -. la. -. Il. a. u q
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- FOk SALE VIZ La w Z .Vs - F" -, 80
IL ing Dyeing snd Csieudering esl.3l'hmen' a. rs.e
Works The buildings aud machinery SIRE 10 complete
order ready for immediate pers.ior-
For Information respecting he coalition end character
OF be- WORKS application may bee made 20
THOMAS ROGERS Esq ~ WaI-st New-YOrS
JOHN o. PRINCE, Eco PrAc.ics. Bieacher, Dyer and
Pri1ter. liru of Pummer and Prince or 20
IAMES SHEPHERD. ll Lle nrelnlsas Wa wv
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s., IlOI sNT0NIC HALLHo,Slnn. .-sl..-,s


f--s- ---.r- r---s-1 RAILRO .-sUNMER ARRANGE.
la - -. MESr.-- Leave by ". J. Railroad,
ss.,--------- foot OF Coltlsld d. ~ . A. u snd
Pm Leave by steamboat from pier No. North River,
10 connect with he same uan st A. NJ Z. NJ Ufrish
usnl and "
ForFASTON. Wilkesbarre, Msuch Chunk Pa SC. leave
by the morning line rher 10y Railroad or STEAMBOAT Dor
seats apply 10 A d. HOPE, Merchants Hotel, ~ CoI|
land, iva n
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Czy- The HdrJinger for this week is Tor sale by
Graham, Tribune Buildings. Itcontsins d" usual variety
nl naffaI.
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49, n,ILY kXCuR~IoN. ro "a

~ Il = de.r86's 10 81 flses VI eTs sec nIl aious
IT,, r~or-d flr large flr-ral PROFESSIONS that nce -
-in-r N.nt.-n N The .nlt one dsy prrxl1nt ly1
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Gsrursions.
u--~ .ExCIR.foNs 10 Bulls Ferry, Tile

~T~~~ ,ENCURsIONs 10 Bulls Ferry Tune
- ~ .H. f..I f.r 900 f.flf 'FitNt-
.snding AZ Hammond nd Nineteenih IS
Fare One shilling on ard srer Sunday, Jgly IS ~
comrodiOus stesrhoa's FRANK Capt. i.aac Scott, snc
kOBERT ANNErT. Capt Feed GsylcEd VII iraye tAr
fnot - Csra tsy (suntays fxceptt A. b, snl
DO 4 -. =. an s II RetIrniug will leave rcrt Lee
dsy Sundays excepssal Al y ard II A NJ l. 10
And
on >uNDAYs-Tae hosis will leave CznSl 81. Al :, .
Do A VI. ant p. u. Leave F0u Lee 4. and u A. "
] 3 ard n
urr parties hUai viii leave Fort lee a. = r NJ. even
Tuesday Thrrstsy hrf ~s'urday evening.
TRlNlTY CEMETERY The and O'Clock ulps a
each CAV SUNDAYS sxcrrt-d WI be excn.ei 10 Trn.iy
C,nie,ry the grounds q which bavr h-eu recently ht
ol 10 f- most bealufl, ri~r rescue ruer h-inn
ing lie bos leave he Cemetery hsTi g. I'D l. aud
ttoh o-.ocs.
stsees Will be 20 readiness Fori Lee % cougsy pas
,-r.r-. % -l-.el. q. s4la.-s e1ceE.-1- W l.-
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FHIDAI, July ..
THI SLAVE CASE Owing 10 the necessity Of
Mr. White. one Of the council being absent 10 day on
business the argument the hsbeas corpus was post
poned TO Monday next
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ENlGRAsTs.-On Tuesday and Wednesday OF
this week there arrived at this port ls6 cabin and 90
steerags passengers On Tuesday Ss6 Storage pa'sen'
gers came from Holland and 33i from Liverpool
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Ceaal Notices

ROBERT IL. MORRIS, p. VI.
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,TsSo FOR KT>Gsro~.-rS- .peadid

- IL slrsm~r SANTA CLAN, CaIt betj Over
osEh. i.sv.s ne foot ~ CsTtlsnt - lloftn
sldel N1rtsys. Nsfr-sisys Sld Frcais ~ ocIlck
So for kiuEslon. izrafrE al lien InorQ-ft 0l'lSri
" - POM v hlrfh Ncs-iisu nur.h, ~ foa, Puusa
H. rs.r. Hyde Park, Fuofvs AMI Ahine.f-s o. r1n
csys 80 Ssns Csus l.Syes ne sane rer a oco,a IN
The uloftiuS fsAes ~ tlil5sing sacisons srair
Hammond o. Rocslard Lac. Van [ l-islft., Cod
ring arl Cornwall art req sane eyenlrE
FOO feri. ofuaros sPp.y or hosri o. ~ ms Nest't
Tbs Boa go eo chartered Coz EScgs.ors esey Moe.
trv 81 rr-.isv mr.fr
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FfTIg ma anf passage % -
Pius0urg. Pelnsy vsuis. Cincinnati, Nashville. llnlsNNc
s. Louis and en- Ota- places on h- S1uh-wFsiern iNrfs
Al tha loves. possible rstes For inflrmsuou aud bia
laainr sppiv ID WALT TAPSCOtr. 50 8ouihsL
Agents hi PHILADELPHIA Messs BotbldRe Cash +,
p3f,.b,r.h Near. TsHs 4 OCOnn0r tnySi
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- nNITIAhN-, nkW DAY LINk D
~. iIORNING LINE Al a.,

.Ssee-a5E--ck-FOr Albany snd Troy, ana lnterme-
diale decentralization and dinner
board the boat Toe lON- pressure steamboat TROY
Capt A. GOrlam, viii leave the steamboat per foot u
Bsrclsy-sL % Mondays, Wednesdays and fridays, Al
seven 0c.ocE-reIuruIng % the opposite days
The steamboat NIAGARA, Capt h. L. Kellogg, win
leave the steamboat pier foot Of HsrclaysL Tuesday
Thursday ard Saturday At fPag5 o'clock returning %
the opposite days
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nAttVDMODAIiON Day Lie Iof
H1oG&fK<zE, Albany and informed alto paces-feasage
81 Breakfast and dinner On board.
Ths and splendid steamer Aida Capt @. o. Tup-
per- vii leave % pier foot VI Robin every Monday
W cdnosday snd Friday naogning Ell O'clock w
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-. rn GREKNWOnp CRMKrEKY

fare ~ GEMS EXlcasiv- sTr,n grfu-als
"~@~-' having been entered inlo viii be Stst-n
I.isnd F-sry ,nn-ny flr BE q heir andns. 80
he snboat IND EsELLA. Cart Nsa Name, vii fun
f- staten fsrt ferry sitp f11g u Nhtsh.lst hors
4, he Lorg Pier a. lhe GREENWOOD CEMETERY, Is
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1;,orIstter. Remaining in the n y Post Office
LIZ u Saturday, July "a

80 1<a., ueafion fae DATE Of le Lit u rhioh they
sss-.,,,,,d LADIES' LIST.
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- '-,s-x1ssxrE--4sq1 FnS fAsstNstNef ell
IA IS, .ss.s twice each way daily
rart sunday leave

THk MN YORh AND ERlE RAILROAD LINE.
NL-AIlLER .ihh-LAn EMhAL
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f-r-- 7z=sas.z.s.s- CHEAP AND En- IT. 4
- ss;s5Esis PEDiOU- 1Iassl $500

And al osler Intermediate pace' Persons pfocssdfi
~ any pafI 0i Ihs West CzIaga would DO vel " "a.
On " q J. T. lAfsCOrl, o. heir General Eu sfsies
Once. ~ bO2-s NowfOsG TgpacOlts 4 sye..ny Oos''
Can be- nAd 90 Application. free. ~ Sm'
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.VENING LINE-THROU9H Direct.


P8ssengers taxing ths boat will arrive N time AXE
lhe moning siu o. cars from Troy wesI Buffalo, and
lor.n % ~ cifehali "a Lake Cnanpiain
The steamboat EMPIRE, Capt L. q. Macy, on Tuesday
Thursday and saturday. Al O'Clock P ~
Toe siraIulcst COLUMBIA, 90 Monday, Wednesday
gld rida5i a. 0'cOck, p 81.
For pesssgs Or freight sppy board the boat or 70
q HALL. I he oftc- Ou lie wharf
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from Mexico.

Independent of the items given in anoth-
or portion of this paper, we have received
still further news from Mexico of an excl
ting and stirring character if it can be re
lied upon. Tho frequent contradiction of
late OF ncws from the seat Of war, has so de-
stroycd our confidence that we hesitate now
to receive any thing Mexican as truth with
out confirmation The rumor is that news
was received in New Orleans by the steam
CIR Massachusetts that Gen. Scott had
entered the city of Mexico on the
18th of July. FIe met with no opposition
until he arrived at a place called Penon
some eight miles from the city, where
slight skirnish ensued between his advance
and the latter fell back. The authori-
ties appointed for this purpose came out
then to meet him and stipulatons were en-
tered into that the persons and property of
the city should be respected after this tho
army marched into the capital
This news seems to be confirmed by an
express from San Fernando to Matamoras
and thence to the United States, the sub
stance of which is, that Cen Scott had en-
tered the city with loss of 800 men,
This news was brought by a Mexican to
tho Alcade at Matamoras and reported to
the troops atsthat place.
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Convention Eaa ra1nNmr.seo

A Convention for the imp'fioove,aerl ofthc
navigation of the Holston River, from.
kingsport TO Knoxville, and also for the es-
Enlistment of n railroad communication,
assembled at Greenville (Tenn.) on the s,
ult. About three hundred delegates were
present from various counties in Eastern
Tennessee and Southwestern Virginia.
Col, John B. Floyd, of Virginia, presided
over the deliberations Of the Convention.
which continued for three days, and were
deeply interesting. Resolutions were final
aly adopted by the Convention, recommend
ing an appropriation OF 5250,0OO bv the
Legislature for the improvement of the
French Broad River as high as practicable:
1 and the Holston, for steamboat navigation,
{ from from Knoxville to Kingsport and also the
inc incorporation Of a Company TO construct a
!. rail road from Knoxville. to the Virginia
iine.,;
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keep the books open longer than three days,
The people of Laurcns are now fairly arous-
ed to sense Of the Importance of this
enterprise and has increased her subscrip.
tons we understand to nearly hundred
thousand dollars and it is thought she will
still increase it what effect this will have
in getting the road through this district is
veto be seen.
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ELlc Cotton Crop.

The prospects of the cotton crop in this
=blstrictyis bysilo means hattering; and it
seems toSbe the impression of our farmers,
that i vii! be e shor! onc, even shorter .ha
81 sthe last. The ravages of the lice have
sssbeenaSery considerable in several parts of
8the District, from the effects of which the
cotton e. 4d cannot recover this, together with
fgthe long, &C. Continued wet weather we have
had will cause. a considerable falling off.
ssWe lear1 also from our exchanges, that the
cotton crops IN someparts of the West are
also unp promising, & that the army worm is
making sltf its appearance and doing much mis-.
'schiefsssThe Tallahassee Journal (F'lorida)
got the ~ g2eth ult. says: aWe have it from un-
question: bic authority, that both the cater.
pillar, fly and army worm, have made their
sapp arances in this neighborhood.o
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THE BANNER.
49,
.Agsss. sss.NsEsaGA
sl yll lG}Zs5N
"A BBE WILLIE c. H., S. c.:
Wednesday, A.1guiai III, EsAS.
H,afosssaaaioaa Wanted.

y handsome reward will be given to any
person who can give satisfactory evidence
Of the iodcntty ofthc following persons who
moved from FrcdricIs Go. Va, in 1898 and
are supposed 10 be living some where in
this District, John and Spence Pierce and
Eliza Picrcc-children of Jno. Pierce
address any information TO, this Office.
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Company throughout the District, to take

Company throughout the District to take
up subscriptions. 1t is furthermore recon-
mended, that Commissioners be appointed
to confer with Engineers; also, that a
mass meeting be held at Douns Calhoun's
on Thursday the 10Th inst, for the ad.
vanccment Of this project. Finally, it is
advised that a Committee be appointed to
invite speakers for that OCCASION >.
All of which is respectfully submitted.
After the reception Of the Report, the
following Resolutions wcro unanimously
adopted:
Resolrel, That the Commissioners ap-
pointed by the Company to take subscrip-
tions, be instructed to request each subscri-
bcr 10 annex to his name his willingness to
pay, in proportion to his stock, for the sur
vey Of the Abbcville route. x
Resolued, That the Commissioners be
requested forthwith, to confer with our
friends Of Pcndlcton and advise them of the
Importance of securing the payment of,the
expenses of survey.
Rcsolred, That the proceedings of this
meetingsgand the communication of Judge
ONeali to the Commissioners, be publish
ed in the Abbeville Banner
The following gentlemen were recon-
mepded by the Committee and appointed,
as suitable persons to act rs Commissioners
for the reception of stock in their respective
sections of the District:
For Capt. Gri0tms Compamy.-Robcrt
Gillam,S. V. Cain, D. r. Tarrant.
Capt. CrismclPS Compauy-D S. Mar
shall, M. l.. Lipscomb, Jas. S. Wilson, VIM
Andrews.
Capt. Roberts's Company.-Wm Smith,
Harris Ricard, John Cochran, silas Pace.
Capt. Ioin's Company.-Joel Smith, r..
r. Gary, F. G. Thomas, L. B. Byrd y
Capt. .Jones's- Coapnay w. Hodges,
DR.. VIM: yoncs,.E Barmore, Esq, Capt.
John Moore.
Capt. Sim,ms's Compnny-John Cowen,
D. o. Hawthorn, Thos Aiken, L.J. White.
Capt. Cunningh0n,'s Compamy.-Jas.
Fair, Jas. Lindsey, Col. Robertson, John r.
lWiIson.
r Capt. Mazdisous Compamu.-Gcorge
Madison, Samuel Donald, Richard Mat
tocks, r. r. G. Wright. =.
Gen. p. Fl. Bradley, DR.. Geo. PfessIx.J ohm
f; Cothran, Jas. Sproul. no : =
On The SacannaA Sidc.-Jacob Martin
Capt. Swilling, John c. Martin.
! Nelghborhood of CalAouts MiLs-Hon.
Geo. McDufie. Williamson Norwood Hon
A. Burt, H. Fl. Towns.
Capt. Mills's Compnmy.-s. Widcman
John Harman, DR. N. Harris
Ede:sssGeld.-Major Nichols, DR.. Lake
| Nicholas Moore.
#. r. GARY, Chairman.
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More DOCTORS.

Out ol the sixteen graduates who recei-
we'd the degree of NJ. D. on tic 18th ul,. at
the college in Philadelphia nine gre South
Carolihians, and two of them OF this District
D. G.. Keller, and w. =. Black.
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Hrsapsors:asAt EserisSx,aa.

The Court Of Appeals Of kentucky has
decided in the celebrated case Of the Mays
vile Methodist church: that the entire pro-
perty mus: be given to the Methods. church
South.
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= FOR THE ABBEvII,Lr. nANNER.)
TIL E BAIL ROAD. s~e'Sss>~,, ';;s>>a;~,,

T mr.. Itditor :--It, will be seen, by. the
proceedings of our last Rail Road meeting,
heldat {: Lomax's old field" on last Wednes-
day, that another meeting has been appoin-
ted for Mr.. Downes Calhoun's. on next
Thursday week, and also that persons
have been appointed to get subscriptions in
each of the Saluda Beats, and several, in
different actions, on the Savannah side of
the District. 1t will, also, be seen, by
letter published in to days Banner-addres
sed to the commissioners atthis place, that
further time is given to receive subscrip.
| tons. All, then, that remains for us to do
now, in order to secure the Road, is to take
the necessaIN amount of stock which, we
confidently belieyes will be done. But be-
fore it can be done, we also believe, that
every MAN Of Us, viii have to do something,
if it is only TO take one, two, five, or more
shares. There is not land holder in the Di-
strict, who may not take at least five shares
without at all lnjuring, or inconvepiencing
his affairs. And will not this be done? We
will see.
No people ever had greater advantages
prof1ered to them, at a less price, than are
now held out to as, by this Rail Road. In
apecuniary point of view, if we get it, we get
every thing and five lose it, we lose every
thing. The wealth. and prosperity that it
would confer upon the District within ten
years, would be greater and more substantial,
than could be created by the farmers and
the other making operations that
are now carried on in the District, for the
next hundred years. Letour citizens, then,
exert themselves in proportion to the
benefits held out to them-let every man,
who can, take stock, and to the extent of
his means, and there is no doubt as to the
result. And in order to this, letthe various
Commissioners who have been appointed
over the District acqunt themselves like
mon in getting subscriptions, and all will
|. be right. And, also. let our whole District
en- mass come UP to our next meeting. In
fine, we desire mo more than that told A6-
6epille' should be herself in this, as she al
s ways has been in whatever required her
charity, her patriotism, her intelligence, or
her--money. ~ SALUDA, 81
~ ~ 9.
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'LAUnENs G.. FL, Aug. 9, lS47.


To Fl. A. Jones, James S. Wilson, Robert
A. Fair, T. G. Thomas, p. w. Conner
and Thomas Il. Carey, Esqnires -
Gcntlemen.-The survey of the Road
through Abbeville, as you requested was
today ordered, upon the condition, that the
cost of the survey should be paid, if the sub:
scriptions should be Withdrawn, and that
the survey should be completed by the first
Of October.
You will of course retain out of the sub
scriptions the. cost of the survey if the sub.
scriptions be Withdrawn. think you may
in taking subscriptions in Abbeville take
notes payable lst of October with interest
from date We shall not need the money
sooner.
You will address John McRae, Esquire
Chief Engineer, Columbia, on the survey.
Yours respectfully, ,s. s.
~ JOHN BELroN O'NEALL,
Pres'd't. G. & G. R. R. Co.
Office of the Greenvie & Columbia r. r. Co. II
81 COLUMBIA, 4th August, 1874 :;
Gentlemen II have the honorto forward
you herewith copy Of the Resolution adop.
ted by the Directors of the G. g. R.4R.
Co. at meeting held on the I'd inst; and
respectfully to ask your compliance with.
the same. - s}.-.., ~ ID II; j.
Respectfully your OBJ i. sery,t s s
JAMES u. I CAN'T,
sec'ry and Treas. C. & c.. r. co.
RESOLVED, That the Books for subscrip.
ton of. Stock in this Comp be kept open
until the whole amount Of stock be sub.
scribed, and that the Commissioners be In.
structed to, report the amount Of Ssdbscrip.
ton monthly to the Secretary and Trtasu-
rer at Charleston.
81 THREE Times CoMM1rTEp FOR GENERAL
TAYLOR The Louisville Democrat said
last week: d F1s
s We dare the editor oftte Journal Is put
upthe name of General Tay ayloras. his candi-
date fol: the Presidency, ID. 1S48: Or we
dare him now to say that he Is, orTis not for
him:p SIS 80 ~. ~ !
TO which the Louisville Journal thus Re.
plies: ssS, ~ ,s5.ls a
8 asWell I'VE are tor him, roR Mn,,
FOR him And now we dare goass % saY
that you are, or are not for HIM. n ~
To DEtvn AWAY MusqstYoEs ttacli a
piece Of |, tlannei or speng to Inaaa
fast to thetep Of q bed stead ;svst t6s funnel
g sponge With ;, seamph and thsa
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Rail ROADS.

-
aIf Road enthusiasm Still runs high in
5;aollry District, and the contemplated project
fsssas daily acquiring new advocates. The
.s Savanna Inside of the District seems quite
land lfferent to the enterprise, from the Mct
s.fhat the citizeHs in that section arc at this
ssstime discussing the propriety and praclica-
sbiility of opening The Savannah river. But
upon, the, ,other@ side, ,.nearly every man we
lnpeetswish ishighly in. favor Of, the road.
We have NOT been ab1eto ascertain yet pre-
The amount subscribed, but learn that
Ianl CO tszedassa was over $780,
ssl Ristriet..sAt that
slsf hroug ghopt the
district were appoiated 40 arouse the peo-
pie and receive subscriptio ons Thes Direc.
ssstors have als6 ordered that the books
for the subsc ipsion of / stoeK be- Kept Kept
ss open until the. am punt equired be sub
.scribeds No.
learn that the Engineers now sur
#syeying the road Have reached the neigh
bolhooa asefs Nenbsrfy, and viii soon have
onpletgaA A survey sof3 the whole Ioutei
lhis sar will cost abeut s. {.
200 nSs that portionsof itSwhich.
81 Distfics whicKif
s as5l lslels So of te atock sub.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1847-08-11
!. (REroRTED FOR THE ABBEv1LLE BANNER.)
: RAIL ROAD MEETING.

!. AhEPoHTED FOR THE ABBEyILLE BANNER )s,,i
I - !, RAIL ROAD MEETING. :: !,
IS At a meeting of the friends ofthe Greens
vile and Columbia Rail Road enterprise, at
Lomax's Old Field, on Wednesday the 4th
instant, Dr. r. Gary was called to the
Chair. 81 .... ..@,.,. i.,' ...', & 4
The meeting being organised, it was
moved that 9 COMMITTEES be appointed to
arrange business for its action. The Com
g smittee, Of which Ct Thomas was the
8 Chairman after consultation, submitted the
I 4. is REIsO 2 81 .3
BIS The Commits appointed dto arrange bu.
siness Tor this meetipg Tscommep ID sasr the.
Ssbsst means for the emotion af This enter
prise insour Distfict; that We ap point Sc
llsa q .a tonI @s { ~, sasl