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The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-06-08

&C. On the first of July next. says the Penn
sylvanian, the Washington Republic will be
published on smaller sheet than it is now prin-
ted on. at 1913 cents per week, or So year. It's
prospectus says it will be an independent sheet,
not attached to any creed or party. It's editor,
nodoubt having found that Whiggery would not
pay. sees but one POLITICAL party in the country.
ie. the Democracy, and rather than sappo-!
that party, has determined to publish an indie
pendent sheet, hoping to be in existence when
at some future time party will spring up from
the ashes of dead Whiggery. Nous uerrons.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-06-08

THE CRYSTAL PALAcE-WITHIN the last few
weeks, says the New York Sun, May 2S:h, the
new Crystal Palace has been comparable, liter
ally, to beehive. Full four hundred men have
been engaged in finishing its different parts and
the progress made has been praiseworthy. Such
activity during the winter, or even since the
middle of February, would have ensured the
completion of the edifce at the time appointed
Now there is prospect that it will be done on
or a about the 4th of July next. The main roofs,
which are of wood are nearly but not quite on,
and about one-half of such as are done are tinn-
ed aud finished the glazing is perhaps half done;
the flooring not quite SO far advanced. The Ian
tern of the dome was raised to its place on Mon
day, aud on Tuesday considerable progress was
made in the adjustment of the dome ribs
Wickersham, who furnishes something like a
mile of light fancy iron wire railing for the
stairs and galleries, is at bis post, and so, in
every direction, are be found irons workers,
carpenters, printers, glazeres, plumbers, &c,
making the very air musical with the din of
labor
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-06-08

CO. We find The following Do our Washing,
ton exchanges, in reference TO The trial and con
yiction Of Corporal John White:
GENERAL ORDERs-No. 12.
WAR DErARrMEET,
ADJUTANT GEsERAL's OFHcE,
Washington. May 1sh, 1853,
I.-At the general cour-martial which as'
sembIed at Fort Hamilton, New York, pursuant
to Orders No lS, Of April 8. 1883, from the
headquarters Of the eastern division, and Of
which Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Franeis Tay-
lor captain lst artillery, is President wusaUaign4
ed and tried Corporal John White, Of company
NJ 18th artillery.
CHARsE.-" Drascing a reapon NpDn md g6er-
ing riOence 70 his superior Q1icer he being ln the
erecution Of his o6ioe."
Specifications In this, that be Corporal
John White, of company Nj. 4th artillery, being
on duty as corporal Of the guard, at Fort HAM
ilton. New York, did leave his guard, with ma
lcious intent to take he life Of Brevei Major
J. C. Pemberton. captain 4ih artillery, and with
such malicious intent did enter the quarters Of
Lieuienat WaIbridge, 4th artillery. at said fort,
where the said Brevet Major Pemberion was,
and did deliberately draw loaded pistol upon
and attempt to shoot him, the said Brevet Ma
jor Pemberton, he being id the execution Of his
Office, at the time, at the said fort.
'This at Fort Hamilton. New York, on or
about tEe twenty-second day Of March, eighteen
hundred and ffty-three."
To which charge and specification the prison
er pleaded mot gully"
Findings and sentence IF The Court.-The
court, after mature deliberation upon the iesG-
mony adduced, finds the prisoner, Corporal John
White, Of company M, 4ih artillery, as follows:
"Guilty" Of the specification, and
Guilty" Of the charge.
And the court does sentence him, Corporal
John White-tlrO-thirds Of the members concur
ring therein-"to be shot to death, at such time
and place as the President Of the United States
shall direct; the prisoner 70 be kept IN double
irons until he execution Of his sentence"
H.-In conformity with the 65th Of the rules
and articles Of war, the proceedings Of the ger
eral couft-msrial in the foregoing case have been
transmitted to the Secretary Of War, and by him
submitted to the President Of the United States.
The following are the orders in the cases
EXECUTIVE MANsIo6,
WAsHINGTOE, May 6, 1883
These proceedings Of the general cour; martial
in the case Of Corporal John White, OF the Uni
| ted States army, sentenced to be shot to death,
having been laid before me, and by me duly ex-
amincd and considered, ! do hereby confirm the
said proceeding; and do order the sentence pro-
nounced by the said court be n1itigated tosolisa-
~ confinement on bread and water for the peri
od OF thirty days, and thereafter TO confinement
at hard labor, with ball and chain, for the
mainder of the term OF his enlistment, and 10
suspension Of nay and allowances except tie
necessary clothingand subsistence.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
| III. The general court martial, Of which Lieu
tenant Colonel Taylor is President, is dissolved:
| BY ordez.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-06-08

MARKETS AND WEATHER.-Basiness has beer
very dull during the last week, and but very lit
tie cotton received. No change in prices We
hear Of no change in groceries, or produce. The
weather has continued very warm and dry until
to-day (Tuesday)-it is now drizzling moderately,
with prospect of good rain, which is much
needed. The crops are coming out.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-06-08

PLAEK RoAD.-We would suggest to the Board
of Councilmen. the propriety Of relaxing the
road on the hill with scanlIing, leaving about
an inch and half or two inches between each
piece. Tlsis would give a solid and lasting road,
and one that would be much smoother than the
present riekety thing.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-06-08
NOTTcE

ViHE undersigned. guardian Of Robert ana
a G. w. Woodherry. Jr., win present hi- -
count for annual settlement and allowancs fo
the Probate Court of Faz0o County. an Trnr
Term G. w. WO0DBERRY.
June ., lco5.-5t-4t Guardian
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-06-08

M6RDER.-A man named William Robinson
killed his own daughter al fernando, Miss, on
the l1th MAY, because she refused TO lei him sell
segro girl who belonged 10 her. Mr.. Robin
son has had his trial before the committing
court, and soaggTavaaed.w the case that bail
was refused
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-06-08
Meeting of the DemOcrassc Cc.n1mI1.
tee Of K3ZOO

CO Remember that the steamer Alton viii
leave Yozoo City direct for Louisville, on Wed
nesday, The 18th inst.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-06-08

c. The Smallpox is still raging at Grenada
and Cofeeviile
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Il Valuable Plantation for Sale.
THE MOST BEAUTIFUL.
SITUATION IN ABBENILLE DISTRICT


SITUATION IN ABBEVILLE DISTRICT
WILL BE SOLD
on THE FIRST MONDAY IN DECEMBER NEXT.
| '1NiiE s''lscrihcr offers for sale his yAI.uAHtr
L PLANTATION, situated between Abbeyill,
{: II. and cokcsbury: am! immediately on ths
:Atbc:ii ILL., b-a;rli, o:thc Grccnv.Ile "i., CoIuu.
bIa Rail Road two !ailcs i.o:., the Cokcsburv
Depot. The entire tract, contains Loo ncr.;
30" OF winch i, wn"ian,' n."i l2:, of Inst r.t,
bottom lan'l ON the crccl: OF I;nr,:s and Brooks.
he bottoms "n i$a-,c's creek are the most part
III Il hiah S;ti" oi cultivation, and above high
water marx. thr crc; b,r c.icct,.allv .trni,rht.
c;:c'i ior one mile. The beauty Of The situation.
i'aN"s ii We'll known, .:i regarded rs one Of
the most desirable co;:.irv Residence III The I'D
country. The '!wr";n.: is lmr'rc handsome. and
lnS:Ied in good TASTE ;.ni lrn;surtinn On thcrre
'nlscs will "ls"l," found. anew Ghousc and new
screw. t"-"thrr with every necessary out build
ing. fine ar; lie ,:a peach orchard dc.
Ahy o.c wi>!.!m.: to :-ct Lar..;i. il: The DUR
chase OF "Ac "i the most .l,*irc plantations in
the District, will ,lo well n c:.'l and examine for
themselves: as i: 'i!I positively i,1 sold to the
highest bidder, at tb5evie G. Il. III Drccl.tcr
next
ione, two. and three year. will lbcgiven in which
10 make lavi!i"'.is VI. u. LOIAN.
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NEW NAI.L GJu.ii:::..

NEW &'zlI:L Gott;;i;>>S:::.
+; =, TtiE snh,,ri':..r: 81. ...,- y,,...ivimu
tt-..:-..':= their F.sil. >i'UEN u: ,'..:. $50,
lar ''a'i!;' il; invited. l. c.;,.j, in ..,, Of the
iu:lrwi"C. viz:
loo lbs. rr.S',rd. P,v,; .c:l, Gr.:n.:i..cd un..
C"ii;rc SUGARS.
90 hi.d>. N,w Orleans, Muscuv;do and CE;ri
fled Su.a-s.
20 ba:s :;i", tr!,;. I.n.uayra, jamaica, Java
and Mocha Cc:itc.
40 a".S. New Otir.l:; MJi..sscs
- bales Gunry and Dundee Bar-inr.
50 n".'; Hemp a,i Alnn. Rope.
3Gti BIS. best Tnrc,,- Ply Twine.
2O s.G.+ l!ri,.Gc:ik Iaul.,r
2O3 lbs. Sinr Ti,rrai.
1000 ;'::'":s i'acis, n.so.lct.
H"U ei'a .'iiso:, 5 s:;.ir."tr Challenge Biuc.ira
IL, gross Premium Matches
I03 keys Cat N:tiis.
20 lix.s Col.a,c's Euu,ilv No. l und Funcv
.in:,n.
Me i,nxes Par. and Ne Plus Ultra Family
Starch.
lCo h:'Hrs A'anantinc, Sperm, and Pa,cn,
Ca.llirs.
1e li:!s G.ncs"c Fani;y Fiour, consisting of
iii'aln Smiths First Premium Flour, and
Other choice brant!S.
II r..:-,s very superior l,vson Younu IJvson
lmpr:fa, Grnnrwr and Black Teas, in
l";'n'l, hli pound und quartz, pound pack
ages.
% Casks choice Family Iia.ns.
10 Casks choice Bacon, sides and shoulders.
go Lh:s. ci,olco Family Lan'.
81 Gt,' Gxs' e;,ais A. ss'p"rSt t,:'" Goshsm Butter
= bn:s':.SS::. .S:. ''''
& Picked Salmon, and Smoked and p.cki.l
Beef.
il! Lbs WI..r Wine an.! CIDER Vinegar.
e lirrcts K,c".
=. ~. -! !: le. Pickles.
20 ;"z"n fii.-s, si!u:!s, half gallons, I.s. and
pint.
20 Ha2rn t"t:,ir*, :;rucc. n:d i'arrrs.
III d''z;'n hole, hall and quarter boxes Sur-
dine.
) d.z,n :rc:;, Lu,s:ers aud Salmon, in and
:: -. cs!s
!, do:"n assorted extracts
!; dozen .::sortcd Preserves and J-!iics.
ID c.$c.' Preserved Ginger.
20 'sz'n very Superior Mustard.
80 dozen !;:::.;crs aud Andrews celebrated
C.irii,c;.! E,.,at Pnw,l,ls.
2. 35 r"nn;; boxes Super Carbonate Soda, in
pound i';:,crs.
10 81 po"iia boxes superior double refined
fri:i'Sl: >:;;:ra.us. i'll pound papers.
) 80 i""nd boxes pu!"srizcd Cream Tartar,
i'll pound papers.
% 20 poud boxes pure ground Pepper, Ginger,
Cimnnimoa and A!i*picc, i'll quarter ro,lud
papers.
s1O sacks .re;:ad Rock Su!!, FOR dairy ana f:i;,i-
~
10 lakes Macarai.i aud VcrInicrlli.
90 b1%c: $o.i:, sugar, i':l:icr, Lemon, Pic Me
Cream, Hos;on, California and Fancy
Cr.;u!...iS
WnoLci. Ware and EIu!!ow Ware.
Tol,ac"o ;::.:! :irgu:s.
Nulnitss, Clov"s Mncc Cayenne Pepper.
Ri::e. Flour. French Mustard, Rusina, soft
s.,c ana! i,,pcr shell Almonds, Nuts, &c.
\! of the ;hov" gm.is, together witt, variety
Of other aricirs have been carefully selected BY
Ole Of the !:rln and are ufIr. Cor sale ut the low
rst market prices. MULLER & SEM.
Columbia, Oc.. j. 1853.
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NH1'YitE.
Oct 9)

u: subscribers big 10 Gail tie attention OF the
p.:!',;c 10 ,ri.' large .u.' elegant s,ork OF
Il h'::ss :szai sVSts;us Goods,
bought with Crca: care in lic Baltimore, Phi!u-
dolphin ani New York markets, consisting Of
tcrs'ys. t4ns'ys. FIamc'$. EIown aud Bcacl,cd
li";,.s'pn':S. H'uwn and Hr:.ch:G Drills. s;atincts,
Cass:iirrrs Twcr.!s l,n.k I.#n;! (uSsi,ncres, Sc
every variety I I.n"S Dress GonLs. r,nhr,ci ng
fin" Mr'in's. silks, Fancy a.,.! Black DcI.nime..
P"pns, II beautiful iul Of Rhhoas, &C.. also
French Worked Collars, theztt.c., Cuffs,
Crap" S!inws, Ladies': Rct.ul.- umd Baskets,
CARPET Bags, r"rI .rinr',.;..s, e..
ALSO,
y line lot OF Jun: ana t.uu Trapp:nns
ALSO,
Has ani Gaps Of every kind
alcMOnEIS & BROTHER,
No. |, M,ohnn Ruw, Nrwbrrry.
Oct l3 ~ G.
4 BBEVIil.E MALE DEMY.-The
u above Institution is rnw un,lr- the charge uf
Mr. james {. t:n!h"uil Instruction is afforded in
all of the branches of liberal education. und rur-
ticn'tr attention bestowed upon the preparation Of
yoang me-, f"r C;irge.
Sept. -. 1853 81
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Nicholas HEc5;y0r

EG1 Has permanently located at ABB
-srs!"vil!c Court House. Al that no
csS31d desires f;om the citizens uf Abbc-
E@A vile fl!!ag" ana the District gere-
rally, is Irui, and, if he does not please yuu in
style, material, and every thing else pcruiing to
Ills business. it will not bc from cndeuvo.s upon his
mart to d!scl,argc his dnty. fiis
eltCN AE BOOTS AND SHOES
Are vario:is, and cannot lie vacyl,-.l Call nud
Judge for yourselves.
W good Journcyman Shoe. maker can find
prolitnbi" employment, by applying imncdia' ely.
April If, 1853 lau
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Dry Goods In Columbia, s. &.
J. II Selleck Will AlcSSrS. Chambers & Marshall

LATE 8. c. & J.,C. CHAMBERS,
Haolesate d. Retail Dealers. IN Fancy and
: 'ytdpe Dry Goods, No. 4 Brick RuNgc, +
!R RESPECTFULLY cull the Intention Of thr
~ citizons. .of. AbbeYe to their large and spen-
did stock of DRY GOODS, which they have i Jus,
RECEIVED, and are dctcrIniiled tu sell Cheaper than
the cheapest All orders addressed to Mr.. g. II.
5sELLEcEsAWho is formerly Of your Disiricl,) or
made to suit purchasers
BESt. n: cnAMDgHs. WA. MARSHALL.
= may ~ If 4i
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ROBERT BRYCE.

No. 81 hich"rdspn (-Nai'D street, Co!umbia, S. G.
las now on hand full supply of his usual
stock OF E-dLL HND HINIE'H GOODS in
all the various departments Of
. DRI GOOU%
UARD WIRE, and
GROCERIES,,
Embracing almost every article usually wanted
for plantation and family supply.
Carpenters, Bl,cksmtlls' and other Mechanics
Tools; Locl7, Hinges, Nails, Paints, Oils
Window Glnss, and "A great variety of all the
articles used in building and furnishing houses.
Gum and Blasting, Powder and Safety Fuse
Hydraulic Cement Ca!cireL and Ground Plaster.
Sa,slcry, Shoes and Hats.
Sole Leather. Calf and Lining skin, and other
article in This line always on hand
AS mos: of Tie Goods were bought before the
late rise, AMI or cash, he nat.crs himself that
this and his idn:: experience will enable him to
gave his cus:'ancrs some advantages.
e. y ! r. B. also continues 10 store and sell
EE4.ts:.sS CO1YO.N and other Produce, and l,ay-
ing good storcr"o:n, all will be kept in good or
der No '!mya.sc charged for cotton stored or
goods soll-thc latter being delivered ut either
of the railroad dcrots free of charge. Oct 81
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. eases Lei ISssel:nEs. w., !. fsSkihfSr,

ssazss he l.ls-I:"E. afs~htsr, = :
5 no.c: y prrii Car N.sS o.; sacks extra Sn!t,
lo.'n' lbs E:,coi tin" A!acIler.. Ii; kits AMI bis
- sacks ti,! Java and ii;o CoHc,
81 kegs assorted walls,
Iron-any quantity lnaiity ana size
l.!,"ora Pickles, Preserves and Nicknacks, hy
the quantity.
The above articles will be sold nt Columbia
and Hamburg prices, BY adding only railroad
fr'is!,t. 20
viii pay Coit ..,ia and H:nburg prices for
Co:;on. u: j .,lur;ing oniy the railrond freight.
All ask OF TIL: Planters is fair trial, an, a
waa, IS Columbia and Hamburg profits
WM ii. ICGlIEY
sl- | will alo. at any time. barter in trade
for Dried Peaches and Apples, Taliow, Becswx,
RS &c. ". ~ H.
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Auction Sales.

Bi perlnis;"n of the Ordinary for.AUbevile
District. weriil sell ut the store ,loor of the LATE
Jv.n McIlwii;,. dGceascd, at pnblic putery. the
remaining sock Of Goods; Mdrchsndiz& aka;
";her property belonging t. tho&state s.of said
deceased; e'n.mencing p 9p TlIESDAY AY,ss7tllc l5sh
Jayof Nov,mber ilexihd continuing from day;
10 day, untR otAer aofieSf6e diseh - 80
Teilns-7lll sun,s ,oitcnsaoIlars ahsfx4,nd Ill: =:
cash; for sims over tlat ainount; q credit unfH
tIle Ist of september, civ Isl
note and SECURITY before d defiye cry epf5pe N3
~ WILLIAM HAE;
r. ALIEN. SALR, tasasrill.st trsi;s IS
Abbeyi.s &. H.. Oct. 2G,sdS53. - {s.!
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For GSJ0.

Il ME- sub '"r:ler oilers !rr sal, IT,. Premises
n "n which lie now rrs,!c-. Il uu!...s be.
tween twenty-five and :wcniv-si& acres, all IL
wo"':-, with the exception ni lr,, than three
acr"s, and is situated nio, "n- mile fro. i ihbu-
:ille &. H., Oh til" Anderson road n,d on both
s'lcs OF the roa. On til" premises is spring
oI the very bs', wh,". Tine place will BE- sold
rs w'i"'r or 'iiv'c' into los 10 suit ,urcus-
cr&. II ii"; s"i ,o"n it "::n hc r.".tc !. Pos
sce-!oa y. WA ut :hr clos. OF !',is wear
Oct 2.-i .iLI;i:Ei A. MORSE
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March Of Improvement!

!. TIE faithful historian into,nls u.s. that when
the renowned Cortez led his victorious troops
through the halls of the Montezumoa.. after a
tosone aud dangerous march, "lia trnsty war.
riors. few, but ul,aismnycd," "-Aad nothing to
Saape oith, and were compelled to use dinlinntiye
pieces Of stone for the crascmentof surplus hai-
from their respective physioenomiesl Dealors.
BIZ bic state Of saeietY But see the Triumph, 81
The bright and welding blade has usurbsa lid
rough instruhient of primitive das--ye4,iS
Keen razor, suci as IS at this moment issd by
44uen Ike, an Experienced professor Of tic Ton
sorial art rcsiding ID: Washington fstSeeS Atas.s
VILE, who very respectfully aolicits pat<
q Euttingswill be executed Ia manner " SsssGtssA
Feo a,ss entire sstisfaS g - sst y saaszzs
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Valuable Rand tor EaIc,

'l:@nl'scrib"r :''rs r s,!c Valuable Tract
.: Land. continuing 0re Ihoveacj ana
J: 2rty Six Acres, l:;t;e t':,,e:uau creek.
- '"'iel District, ":i' ;.;,d hall miles c;;st
- thirty Hill, i'll il; ;,i:.mt :!;,l pheasant
.:i.'oi"'N!-w;;:.iu iw" NH; uf i;cli.arv
!';.'icy, ta i"nr:*,:.. ni:i l'cru:;:::v:; school
ai'i hic i:.cs over liEc road, u. ;ll.. upper
tc!:ii::.G' OF the park i;"i ,r,I E.!.rii. ilt H.
|" Cca.aa,:.s AMI wt!!:n l,.; ,i,..:,,,:. Of tn.
contc;::; .l::i r..v .: Ia: >'ay::.:, ::iyrr v.,
Icy Railroad.
vanta"cs w:.h this 60: a-rculturui pur;:,,.,..---
.ibou: tx" hunnrt.i acres Of ;hc lu, j.; .;y:t
qualified Creek a".l i;r"nri, l.utioins-!.:,:g OF
which Is i'll cuit:ru;.,:r. -!Eo" four hundred
acres Is rcd land. similar to t::n ,;n.l$ about
thl''rhtr"-l,roiIcinr cotton. corn and oats
equal toany clay luuls--and ia: wheat il canuot
he eXcrl;cd, having been known to i,l,nluc. t,-
wards of 50 fold Thc hn!;.:,c, l.; andy adni-
rably adapted to the ir".!uc,"n "! cotton Tie
range for stock is fine, and Tor hos. especially,
IS not surpassed. Ihc I:ututiun is we'll Litclei
an'i undc. good fcncii;:.
On the premises Il fine lur-e ,iwcIlin:
nearly new, with cl..ren rooms, large framed
Kitchen and coois house, with brick chi,nnrvp,
ten resroe houses. hli:.t within In, last five or
sN Years, with COOL rock am! brick chnnrys-
good gin house, screw, fan. t:c.
Persons residing i'll :tbhcvi!i" New berry, or
The lower Oh eastern part of this district who
desire to purchase laid, would do well to look
ut this before buying i; can be bought for
half the price similar l:.;,ls sell o in those Sec
tIuns
me nu!,-ur e,rarrs 2ouIc rot bG- put y.ir tho
slarsJur the price asked. bonglrt liw u.,d will
it another Year. ~ qtsta cnitiYats
Oct ~ oS
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"a A.Teache;rr 81 Wanted,s

q Music and instlre sisiinasy branches OF AM
English cducation car; obtaih employment in the;
ncighborhood Of C!ear-s spring Academy "a lib,
era salary, Or the proceeds of the SCHOOL, will be-
given to any one alto to show satisfactory ere;
dentials Of her qualifications Applicants will
Isim oil necessary Information by directing,
ommunications to JAS. McC:ASLAN,
IN 81 29-6t ..:ss.-s.--. Cnlhoun's Mills s. &.
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Fancy Dry Goods, Carpeting,, &c.

LIS q X I y Z L y,
a their new establishment Oh Main street,
IA Columbia, respectfully invite 'tteir friends
ana inc pubilc to examine their excellent and
wcll-sclected assortment OF scnsoIable
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS
which they are selling on the most accon,no.lo
ting terms imaginable. y single call will assure
ono of tho correctness Of this assertion. Their
!. CARPET ROOMS
display vnricgated patterns, suited TO every
taste, while the material is unsurpassed in any
similar establishment Their motto he;n.r .Smull
Profits and Quick Returns" they are prepared
to offer peculiar advantages to purchasers
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q ::"..,i flyuf"l a:A Black B:ocadc SILKS,
Fancy Plaid ani naw ="
Fancy French a;! English MEnINGS.
Embr'd Cashmere and Alpaca ROBES,
Figured and Persian CASH MEhES.
Fancy nri..AlNl:S aud AIPAGAS,
Canton Cloths, Opera Flanncls, BoiuLaz:res. etc
Tuo:.r!II WITH
An extra large stock Of Ginghams, Prints, Pain
and E.mb"'d Swiss I!,:slins, Cambrics. etc.
Also, fines; !.inhro.lcrc! Cn,lcrscevcs Collars
Cuffs Capes llanikerc!.icfs etc, etc
Together with Il small and choirc lot of HEAD
DRESSES and RiGoL::rE>, trn,irc'v new,)
10 all of which We respectfully invite the at
tcH:;on Of purchasers.
WILSON dI WILLIAMS
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Notice,

a PPLlCAT(ON will he ruatl. at Tie next sew
: a sion of the Legislature TO have tho old
C"ke-bni and Greenwood Road opened from
Greenwood 10 inerscctthc Road Leading TO Ab-
b-vis e.. H., at Samuel Turner's. .z=ysf. Or,
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NOTICE,

NOTICE.
FHEli:. ';ih%ribcr. have Just RECEIVED ,;.,-v
WI, II at -:cw York prices, (w;,l, Tie
ali:ii",m! charges "i transportation
$40 s!les sole i.IAiiiEn
- :":ca frerch C.ALFSkIXS.
70 dozen toc!.i'eal Lining, SKINS.
~ !"zca pink q
3'j POUND" :i'"c THREAD
- gross Leather BINDING.
81" S;:"s !.""vy Upper ...!A1IE.:n
20 i'"an.r :tG.,a:nn E.;.>il!S.
Cs.| I"" "ba'c ''>;| jar r.i%X ~
/: eases snrri:nc S:";cs:n IIhi:,.
IL dozen H.. Cuban
]! - Su:t
81 g Wool
30 e A!cms' and Boys CAPS
3vo ,'a':ii. :;or,S, :,hnr, and Na:lc,! !;ro,ans
q. y. Ii:U,!Ir.Ur: L go.
COLUMBIA, S. c.
Oct. u lS:.S -:
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&25 Reward.

go ELSWarG.
AH RANAW.Y from the subscriber,
STyA about eight miles east of this ,.lac.
ktla Negro boy named MOSES, about 80
$S years old, stou,ly built, five feet eight
IS]or ten inches high, long hair, and very
XII b"ck. He had on when he left 4
<X-s.S7 blue cloth coat and light checked pun
taoons. lie Was raised in Prince Williams CO.,
Virginia a"d bought about month ago in
Richmond, and is supposed to Le making Ills
way to that place. The above reward will bo
given to any person for the apprehension aud
confinement of the suid boy. Whoever ar,,re-
iiends him is requested 10 correspond with An
dsrson Willis, at INncyvillc, Casweli CO., N. e.,
or with Henry Willis, at Benton. Lowndcs co.,
Ala l2s-tt'] HENRY WILLIS.
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OASHA>> hSC-StGi Is, GlklS,
feFiumery, Glassware, &c,
-coER1-IoCsE RANGE
CO. NJ B1A, 50. CA,
- Have constantly on hand a large stock Of
"A Dauss Medicine, dc, which they conf
IDENTITY offer t" physicians planters, merchants
ana 'he public generally, us of the best quality.
ana s"eh us are compounded Of the rEuI: stand
ar,i strength of the G. :. Phurn,acopia.
f!aE SoArs and PEErrMEnY, from the bous.s of
h"oi', river, Monpelus, Gucrlain, Violet, Pre-.
sos.' ia"ge'ict and Courdray, and from the
first houses in London and America
" Lass, W ARE OF all kinds. slitaLle for rhvsi-
riety OF Fnncy Toilet Glass W urc. of beautiful
designs. cut and plain. Mortars and Pcstlcs of
glass aud nne wcdge-wood, warranted to resist
aeids; ol'atulas; Scales and W cights Gra.lu-
ates. elt from one drachm to sixteen ounces ::
Mlhiin Glasses; Pill Tiles; Ointment Slabs, dc.
Oct 20 "
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Look AT This!
G. a L II O u MS MILLS.

prom i,disposiIion, the snLscriheris is compelled
l. to bring his Tanning aud Shoe Business to
close At the end of this year, he wishes to
lease his Tan Yard, contents and Tanner, for q
term of years, to some responsible man.
All those indebted to me, either bypotc or uc-
count, previous to 1853, will do themselves and
me a favor by paying mp before the first Of De-
cembGr. lowe money and must hnveit.
Sept 90 ~ JOS G. MATTHEW'S