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MoxEY.-The .Vew York Herald Of the
Goth says:
"Moncy is exceedingly abundant, and
the rate of interest ranges from four to six
per cent, on sixty and ninety days, and the
banks discount freely all the good paper
money offering. The large amount of de-
posites in our banks is good evidence OF
the abundance of money; and the improve
ment in the market value of government
and State stocks shows that the investments
are being made in these securities to some
extent.
The importations of specie into the ports
of New York and Boston, from the LIST of
January to the 10th of May, this year, have
been as annexed:
Boston, Jan. l to May IL. = $l0,O66,9 57
New York, do do. = 6,9S9, 735
Democratic banner., 1847-05-31

ANOTHER Disastrous SHIpwREcK.-Tle
ship Christina, from New York for Liver.
pool, was wrecked in dreadful gale of
wind, on the night of the 9Th of May, in
long. GO, and is a total loss. She was a
fine ship of 900 tons. She sailed on the Sd
of May, with a cargo of 10000 bushels of
corn, 10000 bushels of oats, and 1880 bbls.
of meal, and a large quantity of other
freight. Vessel and cargo were insured in
Wall street for 100000.
Democratic banner., 1847-05-31

1.-THE Metropolitan, says that the re-
QUESTION for a regiment of mounted men,
and a Battalion Of Infantry, has been filled.
1t gives the names of the officers of every
company, except three.
Democratic banner., 1847-05-31

NAvAL.-The u. States schooner FZirt,
Lieut.. PALMER, commanding, was lowed
down to Hampton Roads from Norfork, on
last Monday, by the steamer Engineer, act
ing masters mate OLMsTEAD, commanding,
and proceeded to sea, The Beacon says:
"Com. Ap. Catesby Jones, it is stated, is
TO be ordered to the command of the Paci-
fc squadron, in place of Com. Shubrick,
relieved at his own request. Com. J. is
expected to hold his pennant there on board
the Ohio: 1t is not yet known who is to
command the Brazilian squadron. Ru-
NOR name Com. Morgan.
Democratic banner., 1847-05-31

IUlaI T mOIIlS, TO uays = S~I1,UO0,OJZ
The importatlons Of specie into all the
other ports of the country, for the same Pc
riod, will probably amount to more than
three millions, swelling the aggregate to
our estimate of twenty millions of dollars"
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EXECUTORS SALE

In compliance with the last Will of William L..
fooshc, deceased, will be sold, to the highest bid
der, on Tuesday the 9th November next, for diyis-
ion, at his late residence, all that valuable tract of
Land, containing Four Hundred and seven acres,
more or less, bounded by lands of Gon. James Gil
lam, Maj. w. Eddns, Nathan Calhoun and others.
The land lies two milos north of Lodi on SaIuda
river, any person wishing to purchase will call on
Nathan Calhoun near the premises, or to VIM. c.
Fooshe at Cambridge, who will show them the
lands The above lands will be sold on credit of
one and two years. purchaser to give good security
1orthe purchase money. c. B. FOOSHE,
oct ~ lo4| Acting Ex'or.
ALSO, at the same tirno and place, will be sold,
tract of Land, containing one hundred and one
acres, bounded by lands of Capt. J. r. Tarrant.
and others Tcrms made known on the day Of
SALE [34 st
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STOLEN.

On the night Of the 10Th instant, our Shoe
Shop, at MIR. VIM K Bradley's Mill, was bro
ken open and number of shoes taken there
from, also three pair Of boots. Among the
shoes was one pair of m"n's fine pumps, No
8, with low heels and low quarters, but the
vanps running tolerable high on the instcp,
and across the top Of the vamp inside was
lined with red leather about an inch and a half
wide. Another pair Of common shoes, No.
8, narrow toes, stitched all the way up at the
sides to lace on the top Of the instrp-togc-
gether with some ladies' shoes. fine and course,
and some pegged brcgans. Among the boots
was one pair of fine boots made to order, with
leather straps, lined with domestic tanned
sheep skin, pretty high and long heels BACKED
on The bottom, one pair Of second hand boots
newly half solrd, and a pair Of coarse boots
lined only in the feet. We hope that every
good citizen Of Abbcvillc and the adjoining
Districts will be upon the alert, and especial
~ those who own slaves, rs we believe it was
some negro that committed the theft Any
information concerning the stolen property
will be thankfully received and the informcr
duly rewarded. We do not think it likely
that the property will he offered for sale in tho
immediate neighborhood, neither do we think
it will be offered for sale by any negro this is
hint enough for those who can take hint.
r. w. & G. J. GABLE.
oct oo 81 3tsm
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June 9
Tho Daily National Wing,

:';,;',,oJ IN he civ of Washington, every
10 -, -, ,i,r.n o'clock. p. M., Sundays cXc"p-
,''jj and served to subscribers i'll the CITY, at
th. NAVY Yard, in Grorgclown' III h!e""",
dria. aad in Baltimore the same evening, a. ~
81 cents week, payable to the soir asen' o'
the Wing, G. l.. G'lchrcss' hsqr or r,h' n', 11",
dor It IS also mailrd to any part OF .hs O"..
tnd States tor S4 per annun, or ~ Tor
months, payable in advance: ;,.;
rhc National Wing is what lis name ,l' ,noi-
| Gates. 1t speaks the sentiments o! t'e w ny
! par,y of the Union on every qneSuo" o. Puo
; tic policy. It advocates the election to the
Presidency Of Zachary Taylor subject 10 inc
DECISION o u Wing NatlonaI CTaSt"',"m.
w,osrs without fear or favor the corrupt'ons
'to n,rtv in power. Its coums are open
y, " e,c 1orp man in the country. for the discus
s;on Of political or any other questions.
adtjq1h IT, po'1n hs nGsi large space auhen % en
tons upon Agriculture, Mechanics, and o,hcr
useful arts, Science i'll general, Law, Medi-
cine, Statistics, &c. Choice specimens o
American ard Forrign Literature will also
be given, including Reviews. &c. a weekly
list Of the Patents issued by the Paten, Office
Will likewise b. pubiishcd-thc whole forming
a complete family newspaper.
The Weekly National Wing, one OF the
largest newspapers in the United States. is
made up from he columns of the Daily Ma.
tional Wing. and is published every Saturday
Tor the low price Of s. per annum, payable in
advance. A double sheet Of eight pages wi
be given whenever the press OF matter shal
justify 1t.
The Memoirs of General Taylor, writer
expressly for the National Wing, are in course
of publication. They commenced witt, the
second number. large number of copies o
which have been printed, to supply calls fo
back numbers.
CHS w. FENTON,
Proprietor OF the National Wing.
Aug. IS. Prs. bill x2O1 26 GIN
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! TJMD GR.A,jHAMI SDJBlODL.
| LOCATED AT DUE WEST,

LOCATED AT DUE WEST,
The second session of this Institution closed
on the 10Th Sept, inst The next will open
on the first Monday of November. The
scholastic year is divided into two sessions
OF five months each.
Terms per- Session.
Reading, writing, arithmetic and Elementary
Geography, $500
The above with English grammar, geography
and elements of history, 500
The above with mental and moral philosophy,
ancient and modern history, 1000
The above with logic, rhetoric, natural philo-
sophy and astronomy, 1900
All other studies in proportion
ExTRA.-Musc and Painting, 1900
Ii 1--WE can sustain the standard of Female
education raised first in this country by
Mrs. Isabella Graham, of New York, we
shall be happy indeed. AS an ins,ructress,
she labored to communicate, first rudimen-
tai principles. So do we. Sue thought
that the ornamental cost too dearly, when
purchased at the expense of the solid parts
OF an education. So do we. And above
all, she believed that the cultivation of the
ma11'd should always be accompanied bv n
cultivation of the heart. And so do aee. In
conducting our school then, we will endea-
vor to lay a solid foundation, and build
upon 1t, substantial structure, embellished
with the ornaments Of Truth and Lore
JNO. |. BONNER, Principal.
Miss E. McQUERNS, Asst.
sept 22 80 6w
Greenville Moun,aineer please copv four
times, and forward acct. to the Principal.
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NOTICE

Is hereby given, that an application will be
made TO the Legislature Of this State, at its
next sitting, for Charter 10 construct Rail
Road. or Turnpike Read. from Hamburg, up
the Valley of the Savannah River, or within
Twenty five Miles of tn" same to tn" lines of
Georgia and North Carolina Also Chnrtcr
for building n Toll Bridge over the said River
aud its tributaries at a sni,able place Also.
for the renewal Of tn" Original Charter, with
amendments, for Bank in the Town of
Hamburg, South Carolina granted 22d day of
December, 1922; Also, for amending The
Charter Of the American and German Ira
ding and Insurance Company, granted the
10Th dav of D.'ccmber, 1888.
HENRY SHULTZ, Founder
of Hamburg, S c..
Hamburg. S. c., Aug. II, FS47. % 3E,
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C. A NDID a II E S.
EOR TAX CO l. l. l. T. i ~ IL

FOR TAX COLL o K.
We are authorized to announce JOHN M.
as a candidate Tor lax Coiicc'of
at the ensuing election. ,,nco
We are authorized 10 announce JAM. .S
M. CALVERT, us cand,da'e LOT
at the ensuing election;
The friends Of Capt. +. G. MARllN,
,nnouncc him candidate lot AA
,rOR. at the next ensuing election: r,,.
T!,e friends OF WILLIAM }: hhM.
aoND take pleasure in announcing nun
Con,,dnt,. for TAN COLLECIok Ut '"c
ensuing election. .r,,1 7, wETH.
EphJI announce him as Candioa'e 'o'
TAX COLLECTOR, at the ensuing elec-
Tbe friends of the Rev JAS. MOonE ~
! rcspectfully announce him as caho'onte ~.
,hc Office of Tax Collector at the ehs"'"S
,rhe Friends Of w S. HARRIS, announce
him ,s candidate for re-rlrctlon 10 inc o'''ce
of TAX COLLECTOR, ut The ensuing
election. o, IOHN
We arc authorised 10 announce INV nv
, CIJNNINGHAM, as u candidate lot A->
COILECTOR, at the next election,
= The friends of EZEKIEL hln IL e
> onnovncc hin, as n candidatr Tor the ONCE o'
nav Collector at the ensuing election. -, m
r We are authorized to announce ~ !
CUNNINGHAM us Il candidate 'or ID
j. Collector at the ensuing clccuo".
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6mnbura ADVERTISEMENTS
DJ1NRAR & BURNSIDE,

romovcd from the Brick Store formerly
occupied by them, to the store ncxtto III.
Stokes, and nearly opposite ihc'r "'" ''''''
Hamburg, ). t.,
Aro now RECEIVING. and will continue TO re-
ccive, heavy supplies OF the following ooooe'
winch ,hey Offer to their friends and the pun
lc generally, at the lowest markct prices.
SUGARS. New Orleans, Muscova""'
Porto Rico, Clarified, Double Reiince' Loa''
crash. d and powd"red
mon do, Cuba St. Domingo, Pri'He ola Nov
RAGGING, A heavy stock OF Kentucky
and q, her kinds Of American mnnu'actnre' 10
or,hcr with IA fair stock Of Dundee ana I'uhny
ROPE Kentucky, Jntr, Ma"'''" ""o
Tow, from to { inch: co,.. and
SALT. Large Char'cs'"" ""|"
MOLAsSES. Cuba, NV Orleans ana
cnn,r House: Il superior article OF Syrup.
TEAS. ii yson, Gunpowdcr, Imperial anu
Black. ,..or, -
IRON. OF all sizes. a1Eo Sooa :"'nnm asso,,1 ond
3 C:ast S,c, Nail Rods, &c; Nails OF all sizes
CuAlRS. Mapl,, Windsor, Cane 'ota'
r.hldrr,,s. Office. Rocking and Nurst
+. pOWDER. FFF Dupo"ts, Blasting
u Ea,,l,. Sporting, aud Kentucky Rhe Powder
" heavy stock Of Saddles, Brides, Marin
n n,lrs Halter CHAINS, Drawing Chains, wee
:. dino Hors, Sperm, Adamantnc and lailo,
= Candies, Rice, Soaps, Tobacco o. Ear'Iu I
Gr,nds Hats and Caps of different yraor
, "nd s,,nnrs. Boots and Shoes, Sole, upIP5e
H. H. md Harness Leather, superior lot o' III
to to and and Calf skins, pure WINE L;"d, w1r5@n 1s IT.,
rd Window Glass, -. NV ~ :,
u" =" nrs, .'' o:mEtv Neg,o Blankets 9,o I'D 81
he he Blank",s, OsnahurgS, Cotton Yarn, "'i l, nn.'
n. brrs, heachrd and brown Dom sue uoo.
- In,vy and liuht krrs-ys, Buckets, TUBS .
~: ,,,r cams. Measures, Brass bound Pals, 81
80 IT I' al, S;z"s. Lend, Blue Stone, CoppernsSA
~ .. pr;rr, " G;nsrr, p'pprr, Spice Shoe Inn" hr,.
Cotton and Wool Cards, Cocoa o'PPs E.
Hrooms, Wagon Boxes, G:in.'ston:s' Ia
, mus or Hollow. Ware, Nos. !, a"a . Mae
crrl, Bc,s:cads, Thomaston Lime &C: @" ~, :,
Sept 10
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NOTICE.

The subscriber offers Tor sale his PLANTA.
TON, lying within half mile Of this place.
containing $50 acres. On the premises are
a two story framed Dwelling. framed Negro
Houses. new framed Gin House, and new
and excellent Screw attached, with other ont.
buildings, such ae are common on plantations.
Two hundred and fifty acres at least of the
land is unclcared and finely timbercd; n quan-
tity Of that part cleared is very productive
land. and most of the uncieared is Of a very
good quality. The price will be moderate.
Persons wishing 10 purchase, will apply to the
subscriber on the premises
JAMES S. WILSON.
Abbev'llc C. H., Sep, Is 20 3w
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Notice to Absentees.

Notice to Absentees.
Expa7lc.-Wm. Barmorc, appl't., VS.. the
Heirs, Of Geo. Barmore, decd, ct al
1t appearing to my satisfaction that the heirs
Of Grory. Barmore, deceased, the heirs of
Peter Barmore, drcrasrd,and the heirs OF Asa
Franklin, deceased, Defendants, (namcs not
known) reside without the limits Of the State:
1t is therefor" ordered. that they 10 APPEAR
and object to the division or sale Of the Real
Estate Of James Barmor.,, deceased, on or
before The first Monday in Jannarv, 1913. or
their consent to the same will be entered OF
record. DAVID LESL4, y. A. u.
Sept 20, 1S47 ~ INV
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Warehouse and COMMISSION
BUSINESS.
RI 4 1T u TT &c s. C..
II A NJ b U r G., 5.

Thr Subscribers having lcdscu
d 5S,hc Ware House in Hamburg
g s' 1So' 1y uodsp odcrp's' 'Ss t2m sy s sofRSMEY 4
., TAGGART' my offer their services
,H ,ha 'sy1! sToRAGE ,is'ae; and SALE of coTToN:
1H1 EG SI1Ri q BACON. and Produce OF all kinds;
RTECEiVING TECET; and FORWARDING MER-
C:uANDlZE, and Purchasing Goods 10 W.
der, &c. - MORT n
Thoy hope, by strict attention. 10 me''' d
share of pnnlic patronage" 49,. cus., Son.
Tbcir House Will be open on the h's' Nv
.,a. r,r tho transaction of business.
tc'''o'' ''' JOHNSON RAME4.
! Join TAGGART.
, Juno 90. 1877. .r II,
| ~ The Hamburg Journal will copy Il"
, above until further orders.
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Wc would Iakr This opportunity TO E'1,'1" !" " "u
thanks to our numerous friends TOR me very
liberal patronage bestowed Oh us ,,;nran.r 'U' @ Of
six years, and would solicit co''''''''''o' -
w; VVc would also invite all persons hnylns
Drv Goods in Hamburg. who are not a'r'a"y
.,n oar lis, of customers, to give US IL IEi"l'
! ,oore kept. We will al: o conii'ie. Is Keep
our nsnal assortment OF CARPETTING.
OIL CLOTH, F LOOR M A II II l N q,
/ BONNETS, and L,dies' and Childrens'
SHOES.
n B.-Just received Il full assortment of
all numbers of d u r G. II 3 O l. T | N G
CLOTHS, which, together with all articles
in our line, will be sold as low rs they can be
procured in Hamburg Augusta.
WM. kETCIIAM s. co.
i Hamburg, Aug IL 21lf
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Notice to Absent Heir.

1t appearing to my satisfaction. that William
Wright, one Of the heirs and children OF JOHN
Wright. deceased, is absent from this State.
Notice is hereby given to the said William
Wright. That application hos been made to
the Ordinary under the act Of Assembly of
1912 for part ofthe proceeds OF sale Of the
real estate to pay the debts. as the assets OF
personally are deficient to S97: :76 and that
you be- and appear at Abbevle G.. H. on or
before thu first of January, I646, to shew
cause why so much ofthe tand or proceeds of
sale OF land should not be so applied. or your
consent will be entered Of record as confess
sed. Given under my hand this 22d Septcm-.
Der. l947 DAVID LESLY, O. A. D
sept 70 81 l2t
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The State Of South Carolina:
ABEEvILLE DISTRICT.
T., ,hc Court of Common f'tedS:

lanes Cochran James F'ish.--At
he I Inc
dccla, alton in the Clerks office this dav: And
the defendant having neither wife or attorney
known TO be in this State. Ordered that sad
defendant do plead to the said declaration
within year and day from this date, other
wise Judgment by default will he awarded
against him TIP SPERM, c. c, p.
Clerks Office 29lh April 1s47 ly IA
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~ ST chased from Na,hon l.; Griffin,
,.,,S,~-S5a Esq, the Cotton Warehouse In
NSaSSSAagp Hamburg, recently occupied ny
nr / 4. Griffin. and formerly by MISSES;
II I, letters a. Co, situated at the toot OF
th.. II IL and immediately at the head OF 'he
~, ~, IN business street. From rs superior 10,
"nt,on. "r and being surrounded by sire"m .'a o.,
,.otor' ",t' i, is comparatively exempt IRON ,ne
'.,smnltv Of fire and entirely above the rcac"
of high freshcts o,,s;,clv tht.
1NhREHOUSE aud GENER AL fAC-
T0RAGE BUSINESS, unde! the hrm
GGtGER g. PARTLOW.
Hnvinr engaged an experienced all" COM
not,n, assistant, in addition to their own per
| ssonni attention, and possessing means 10
make liberal advances on produce cohS'9nc''
to their care, they hrrcb? tender their s'rv.s VI,
cos - Planters, Merchants and others, III ,ne II.
STORAGE and SALE OF ~ ois
Ti,OUR. BACON, and Other PRoDOE1
IN RECEIVlNG and FORWAkDiNC
MERCHANDISE and PURCHASING
GOODS to ORDER.
W. w. GEIGER.
, las. Y. l.. PARTLOW-
l5 On
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OH Bue!la yiSta's Bloody Field.
Dy col. HENRY PETRiKEN.

BY COL. HENRY PETRiKEN.
On Bueua Vista's bloody field
A soldier, dying lay,
His Thoughts were OF his mountain nome,
some thousand miles away;
Iic called his colnradc to his side,
For much had he to say,
In br,eirst time to those who were
Some thousand miles away.
NV father, made, you will tell,
Lihuu. this bloody fray
NJ co,:n,ry's standard, say to hun,
Was sale with the to day.
ryc made pillow OF 1t now,
On which to lay my head:
A winding sheet you'll make oil 1t,
When | am with the dead.
know twill gricve his inmost SOUL
To think that never more.
pl sit with him beneath the oak,
That shades his c,ttagc door
BIZ, tell the timc-wofn patr'ot'
That. mindful OF h'S lame,
;,pon this bloody battlefield,
suilcd not his name.
Aiv mothers form is with me now'
Her wall is in mine ear,
And drop by drop, us flows my blood'
So drops from her the tear.
Then, Oh! when you shall tell 10 hcr'
The ,,lings Of this day,
Speak softly, conrads-sottly speak,
What you may have to say
soca,l rot 10 her in hurried words
The bish,ing news you bear
The chords of life might snap too soon,
So. comratlc, have care
lam her only, cherished, child,
I;ut tel! her tha, died,
Rejoicing that she taught me y""ns'
Tc take my coun,ry's side.
Ru,. comralc, there is one, fain
Oncc more would look upon
She lives upon the slopng hill
rhn overlooks the lawn
The lawn, where shall never m"ic,
In spring-,imc's pleasant hours,
30 forth with her III merry lhc~i,
To gather woa>iland flowers
Tell her, when dca,h was on my o:'
And li!n rcceding fast,
Her vocc, her form, her parting "o
Were with me 20 the last:
On Bucna Vista's bloody hcid,
.r1'rll her dvin" Law.
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WAREHOUSE AND COM
MISSION RIISJNESS- & r..

MINNIUH bpNINEbNy-IidIIlDufg, ). &.
The subscriber bcgs leave to inform his friends and
the public generally that he will continue the
WARE-HousE and Commission BUSINESS, at the
Rail Road Depot. The convenience Of
this establishment is too well known to require
much comment. Cotton or other Produce once in
store be put on the Rail Road without tho ad-
ditiona expense Of drayage, &C.; which is Ger
tainly an itom worth notice, both to merchants and
planters.
My charges will be as reasonable us other like
concerns in tho place, and the usual facilities given
to those who may give me their patronage.
sept Is 20 3ha H. M. ROGERS.
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SAlVX &.YVNSs
r III. & w. a. WardlaW,

l. now receiving, direct from New ork' large
and wcll selected stock OF
fAIL NJ WINTER GOODS,
abie them to sell at as on such terms as IS VIII rn
c. Their stock cniEftS 10 90 ", II that ia new
b!e ec the season, consisll"s. in part of
ing:
md fine fancy NJ D'Lancs,
K" &c Rep D'Ecossc,
nch cashmcrcs,
ICY plaid Drap D'Etc,
nhrojdcrcd merno Robes.
,s.o and Gala pla'dF'
french camnt"S'
and hg'd silks
-,e;n"sdc
d blk silk nlantles,
I'd elegant stock shawls,
ancy cold cloths and casslncres,
ik and satin vcstings,
nseys and English plains,
led and Mackinaw blankets,
lev bed and crib do
ck Negro shoes,
occo and kid slippers
lisses' shoes,
:alf boots
proof do .,oes
boys, ..,.''. ,,,a icaps
Plete stock of Groceries, Hardware
c.eus aiso Saddlery, Jewelry and Fancy Goods.
! Siocr29 $50 '" 81 - If
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,;snaical and Surgical Journal.

ENGLAND..-The editors Of the New York
Journal of Commerce have been favored
with the following extract from letter,
written b. merchant Of New York, who
has long been resident in one of the most
populous manufacturing districts in Eng
land. The letter is addressed to his part
ner in New York
You will learn from the papers the
frighful state Of the mercantile world ON
this side OF the waters. Confidence Is al.
most annihi'atcd and the distress for money
is unparalleled. Loans are now being
made IN London, Liverpool, and in all the
important manufacturing and shipping
marts, of money payable on demand. and on
undoubted security, at 10 per cent, per an.
mum interest. Say what they may, the
harvest IS on y an average for corn, (mean-
ing the cereaIs,) whilst the peas, beans, and
turnips are te1yf2Uy Shorthand the potato
cropis doomed. To add to the alarm. we
are advised that the cholera has, in its
westward march, already reached Poland.
and it is feared we shall be visited with that
scourge this winter. The track it follows
is almost Identical with that Of 1872"
TAYLOR IN KENTUcKY.-Fou:teen hun.
dred ofthe eighteen hundred voters of Bour-
bon county were at the late Paris meeting,
and the Hon. Garrct Davis, the most elo.
quent, popular and influential man in ahe
county, made an exceedingly powerful
speech against the expediency of nomina.
ting General Taylor for the Presidency at
the present time, and yet after the close of
his speech, old Rough was nominated by
acclamation !-Louasuillc Journal.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1847-11-03

~ The following, which we extract ''"'"
H.. Camden Journal is from the l<eV' H. L.
Er,z.r. of Kershaw District, S. G.
Pennington, Kersho7e D's;, y; C' .,
have used in my family Dr. H"'ls tHyer
and Auuc pills. and also DR.. Sp"ncrrs yeo
ar,nbl,. Ills, for th. last two years. an" my
% no h,.si,ation in pronounclng them 10 w. '"r
most cxcrIl, IL, i.uily mrd'c'nrs-a"a as aT
ac, % of Justice to the worthy prorfv,o;rss RE. ;sap OF
,h,sr invaiuab,r Pills, will STATE :or me in'os
nation g. salts ion Of all conccrnco' ''l't. Wy
WIFI. prirr 10 our marriage, lad been more o.,
less the. srhjrc, OF chiIls and levers Tor aooe'
,.;gb,ccu mouths, having tried various me ne
dis witlou, success, and was very h!"c"
nc,d in fish. "A few days after our n',r mn.
riayc, sh. commenced with Sp"nceris ,1r f,i,,
! and in Il ,ay or two Afterwards WIN I7pi,
pills she us..d ABOUT halt hnX o' e4ch t'.c
r.sn,1 was radical cure. She rcsaiheo ~
h,allb and strength very rapidly ana "as |c"
M return OF Cis and Fever SINCE. vs.
lirvc these Medicines to br har'":rss "h" Sa. ns1
md when used lis sp c'tca''y oit'c'''' "i~
a,,.nd,d with satisfactory results; nv,
Srpt ID I'm IL H. e.. .al,. in ,hi
,;llnrr at The Drug Store aad ut the f"st o'''''