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WESIElELD g. HOWELL.

saddle and Harness Manufacturers, Abbcyilc
Court House.
\he Subscribers Recently c
from Columbia, having To- Es!iis Eisa!iiss = = ss zls
Gated themselves at Abbeville G4sAa.ll Il E)
Court House. are now prepared to furnish to the
people OF Abbcville District, and the SURROUNDING
country with Saddles and Harness, of their owl
hlanulacture nt short notice. Also constantly on
name; mand supply of Brides, Marngales, Wins
Trunks, and all other articles in their lin. or Rms;
ness
+. S. Particular Attention paid to Rcpairinp
EDWARD WESTFIELD
GEORGE w. HOWELL.
Aug 10 20 ly
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
hbbcoiHe Distric'-M EYuity.
William IL. Gray rs Robert :. Hudson. !
Nancy Elvira his wife II. S. Potts, b'll i"r
and Nircissn his wife, and others. fartl'i"h
81 appearing to my satisfaction that Robert S
"A Hudson and Nancy Elvira his wife, H. s
lotts and Narcissa l.. his wife, and Edward N
Hudson and Martha his wife. defendants in tbi,
case rcs;d" wtiion the limits of this State: On
motion by Thomson IL "Fair. Comp't Sol. ordered
that the said defendants do plead, answer or do.
muir TO said bill within three months from tho
publication hereof. or tho same will be taken D,o
cohjcSSO against thcm
II. A. JONES, c.r...p.
Commissioners Office. Feb |, 1853 BIN
iliII ale Wy N')l III CAROLINA
hnBEvIiLE DlSr.-IN EQUITY.
~ OilCE-All Guardians and Trustees uc-
l connlab!c in the Commissioners Office. in
AhbcvIlic District, are hereby required to make
their Returns nn or before the first Monday il,
March next; otherwise, they will bo dealt with
according TO law, for heir default.
ii. A. JONES, c.E.A.D.
tommisSioncrs Office. Jan. |, 1853. Yg-,f
lAI IGFREsi-W. r. Sanders & Co b,yc ms, 10
l. an assignment of the assets oflheir late firm
i"rthc purpose OF paying the debts against tlcr,.-
All persons indebted to the s, firm by not: or c-
co"ni are notified t"piy IL Ike undersigned 01d uo
one else The notes aE, accounts have been placed
III our hands, and payment or "rsclll,mcnt with any
one else will not be recognized. Persons also j.,
"cbtrd arc also notified to come forward and make
payment Immediately: the dues Of the firm must
be collected.
MCGOWAN & PERRIN.
far Cr1ditors.
Ahhevi!lc Court House. Nov. I. 1852. 32-u
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NOTICE.

INO GOI.
4 LL persons arc hereby forcwarncd against trad
~ ing for or paying off AN: notes drawn p,ya-
h'e to H. H. Scu'ld"y Il Co, prior 10 Ibis date as
'hc notes "i said fir,i have been stolen, and re-
course VIII be had TO Duplicates unless the originals
are recovered
All persons indebted 10 SAID Firm are requested
I" come forward and rcE"w their notes.
II II. SCUDnEY g. co.
I.ownt!csvillc, Nov ] lS:j2 NovIS-
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Fifty Dollars Hc,v:,r.s,

WILL PAY the above reward TO any person,
L who will apprchcnd, and lodge in the inI OF
this or an adjoining district, my man EMERY
ana Sioo ior proof to convict any white person OF
harboring him.
SAID hoy is black, stout built, medium heiuht
quick spoken and staInmrrs when awitatrd He
is probably lurking in the ncishbcrl,ood of Scut,lr
town IN this district, in the ncighborhood of Mi
Gallaher, Lalrells district
icDo-t WII.LIAM Vi DUNN
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Bleeding at the Lunqs Cuyed!

Bleeding at the Lungs Cured!
SEE HOW PRoMrrLy IT AoTs Statement of
A. Lang, baker,. No. 3S8 Pearl-sireet, N. Y-A
few days before1ast Christmas was taken unwell
and soon commenced bleeding freely at the Lungs
called in Homeopathic Physician, but his med
icne did not seem 10 help me. road your ad-
vertisement, and thought would try DR.. Rogers
Syrup Of Liverworl. Tar and Canchalagua. Be.
fore had taken up the third bottle, m, bleeding
had stopped, my cough was gono, aud felt well
as usual My health is now good. consider 1t
most excellent medicine, and cordially recom-
mend it to my friends. [This statement was made
TO the Proprietors, March l2th, 1851
SCOVIL g. MEAD,
III Charities street, New Orleans; Wholesale
General Agents for tho Southern States, to whom
all orders must be addressed.
Alao sold by WARDLAW, g. LYON,
AbbeviIle; g. L. Penn. Edgefeld; Lewis and
nDassSR lIss,.y sss,a h1 snS AaaT.ho,n aSs,a
CT. Rialey, Laursusviie !; ind BY one agent In
every town IN the South fApril 7-5m
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ApBEv1LLE DIsTRIcr. vi.
In the Common Pleas,

In the Common Pleas,
Thomas Robinson VS.. William. A. Lomax
Foreign attachment.
WHEREAS, the plaintiff did OF the twenty
~ third day of November file his declaration
against TIN defendant. who asst Is said is absent
from and without the limits Of the state, and has
neither wife nor attorney known within the limits
Of the same, upon whom copy Of the said de-
claration might be served.
1t is therefore ordered that The said defendant
do appear and plead to the said declaration On Of
before the twenty-fourth day of November next,
which will be in the. year eightsSn shundred and
fifty:three otherwise final md ks6gpte Judgment
MAfTHeW. WI McDoNAnD. Cor
Clerks Office, November %, 1852 s34-1y
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To a Lady Sleepinp.

To a Lady Sleeping.
Slumber gentle lady,
Slumber like the rose.
When the air Of Heaven
Lulls it to icpuse.
Angels hover o'cr thee,
Softly seal thine eyes,
Wutt thy spirit gently.
10 the slniiin. skies.
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Dr. Rogers EivcrwOrt and Tar.
For the complete cure of Coughs, Colds, Iniiucn-
enza, Asthma, Bronchitis, splitting Blood, and
oil DINER Lung complaints tending TO Consump-
ion: Look at its unparalleled success!
I'ilE above distinguished cough medicine is car
l. rying all before it in Lung complaints. In all
sections OF the conntryit is constantly performing
cures which nstonish even Physicians themselves.
Look at the high character and standing of the
names which vouch for it's unrvallcd healing pow
er. H. Cox, NJ. d., late Professor in the medical
college at Cincinnati; DR.. w. j. Richards, Hon.
Judge Morse; Hon. Judge w. Burke, for more
than ~ years post muster of Cincinnati; DR.. r.
): Newton, Professor in tho medical College Mt
Memphis, Tenn; John A. Collins, ESQ, proprie-
tor Of the Temperance Organ and general ugcnt
OF the Grand Division Of the Sons Of Temperance
Of Ohio; WIN. II. Levison, Esq, editor of the u
). Military and Naval Argus at New York Thos
=. Fanlder, Esq of Albany; Rev. II. Wiseman,
Kew X. Hoyt, N. York city; and we could name
hundreds aye thousands Of others who testify from
personal experience, that it has cured them and
thelr friends i'll some after all other remedies
mad failed Such men never make such state
ments. unless convinced Of their truth beyond the
possibility of u doubt Read few Of the letters.
Extract from letter from +. nj. Cory to H. L.
Stewart. Esq. No. 1877 second-street, New York ::
SPARTA, June 80, 1S49.
Dear Friend Stewart: haye been home now
just two months When last saw YOU, ! had
put hlt'e hopes OF ever getting any better. But
have now the pleasure OF thanking you for rocom-
intending ME to take DR.. Rogers Syrup Of Liver.
wort, Tar and Capchalagua. 1 got a dozen bot
Ties it and took home with me, determined to
make fair trial of it, as l had done with every
thing else. have only taken four bottles of it,
and must say it has done Inc more good than
any other medicine have ever taken. On my
irst taking 1t, 1t increased the expecoration, and
raised great deal of bloody matter from NV
Lungs But that has now ceased, and SO has nv
cough, nearly. Icough but little now, and expect
soon to be entirely free from it. consider it an
invaluable medicine, and shall recommend il To all
who are afflicted with cough or Diseased lungs.
let young lndy who had the Consumption,
and had bled good deal from tho Lungs, and doc
tored several months with our physician, but grew
worse, have one bottle of it, and it cured her II
acted almost miracnlously in her case.
Your sincere friend, +. NJ ConY.
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Baton Rouge Correspondence.


BATON RoueE, January II, 1858.
Dear CresccnIn my former letter, l omitted to relate
to you an incident Of comco character which
CURED on the first day Of the session to the serious inter
rupon democratic friends in their agreeable ocou
patton of cutting off whig heads Speaker Noise in
of his grandest attitudes, calling unparliamen
ary member order, throwing food Of parliament
tary light question raised by some inquisitiye
Legislative greenhorn-the House wrapt in silent adj
mraton the greatness Of their Speaker the lobby
in buzz Of intrigue the subordinate oees all hay
ing been disposed Of In the midst OF this busy
suddenly appeared his Exceeney Gov Joe Walker bare
headed and looking pale and agsted The doorkeeper
gave way to him, the member who his legs popped
suddenly down his hams the Speaker and leaned
over the gingerbread mound and The lobby came to q
halt What could the matter be The first impression Of
every present that Hebert dead and that
Gov Walker had come to tho fact Noordinary
event could Justify such departure from the established
customs.
Some great public calamity or peril must have surely i'm
PEELED that taunch old democrat to play the Oliver Crom
well in democratic Legislature How great, then was
the relief of every when his exceency opened his
mouth, and with impressive and warming gesture,
informed the House that he verify believed the capitol
fire and advised the members to cut for their
lives The speaker thanked the Governor and the House
adjourned in eonfusonthe crowd hurrying rather pre-
cintaeIy down stairs The Governor tben proceeded to
the Senate, which diguihed body was engaged In dis
cusson relative to the installation Of the Governor elect
Ills presence there excited greater alarm than It
had done in the House. The Senate also adjourned in
confusion aud prudent enough to take their
stationery with them Pell-me, the crowd rushed out
of the capitol 1t during this fight that heard
certain expressions from country gentlemen which did
not oyinee that enlarged patriotism which are wont to
expect from gentlemen who go long distance home
to serve their State such ID glad if it would
burn down. Be hanged if l would throw bucket Of
water to put it out and other npous CALCULATIONS sug
getive of certain unfounded reflections the facilities
comforts and enjoyments Of this luxurious village When
the crowd had got out rigid inquiry made for the
source Of this alarm,
1t has not yet been discovered but suspected by
to have originated from the eonnagaon certain State
Bonds which sent up here by the Union Bank to be
destroyed Others resolve the whole affair into an excite
ment of the imagination Of the Governor On account Of
the inauguration of the WING Constitution, which he
ardently believes will operate like general eonaagraon
the State After diligent inquiry fire could be
discovered the fire OF patriotism the hearts of the
successful and that Of indignation in the breasts of the
disappointed
Order reigued in Warsaw the guillotine resumed
its bloody work. 0BsFRyEu.
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CITY, u Dearborn, POWELL Smith snd SON. Jno Reed,
KY Jones, M-rcet DR. Mesod WIN Donen ] il Brigham
Judge Meshee lay daughter, Todd, Bridges La
frazer GIee o; Cooper snd daughter MeCockfe
Graves, g Stockeit Miss Harings Lombard Wsger
Richardson Houghon, Me; DrYuills Phil Wiley c.
ST LOUIS. Dawson, bors Phil; Palfrey Mrs
Aan Beius Bslehc Chaibourn lady Alan Pc
niston and lady La Bughu Miss Bughp Mobile Day o;
LaHshin and lady, Bas Mrs Drew Mr.. Ayrss, Drew d,
IND MISS Quman, Mics II Roeskrg VIM wiltshire
81, Louis '
Heard Scarborough, Nelson, Coyle, W Clennsn,
Mississippi.
yERANDA DR. Boraud, NJ Bome R B Todd, ] II Brigham
knssman Rodgers, Dunbsr La Bishop and lady
BroEeon Ohio; Robb Ky, Durham, Ind Groce berry
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Correspondents Of tbr cttsrtnt.

DAToN Rorgr January 10, 1858
Mr. Martin offered resolution ia the Senate this morn.
ing prohibiting the admission OF wine and liquors into
any of the attached 20 the Senate Chamber aud
prohibiting any money being taken from the contingent
fund to pay for It, in it snuggled in Mr. Wick
lf opposed It, because in his opnion it slur, an
insult etc upon the preceding legislature aud be read
Mr. Martin lesson upon the dignity of the position Of
Senator, which that gentleman received with great good
humor The resolution gave rise to some spiritual re-
marks from Mr. short who was violently opposed to tai
spirits and hoped If there any in the Senate about
it that they would not b. permitted to remain lie ddn
say however that he not partial good spirits aud
hardly think he is The resolution was laid over but
will be brought up by the mover an early day
IL would seem that gentlemen IN the senate would
hardly require such stringent to prevent them from
eNpending the money Of the stats in such an uueoutem
plated manner but the fact Is heyaud that
large sums spent in this way and that the rnouey
comes from the state Treasury There no warrant Tor
that tbs custom had become common law stu there Is no
why il should be encouraged II the
benefited by IT, there might be some excuse u
the thing four dollars day being too small rompeuss
ton TO allow legislators the privilege providing ba
meat and drink for themselves but a. 1t has bsu man
aged hitherto allowing liquors into the side rooa u IL
Senate has made them nothing but lunch bshmva
qusntance and the bye-standers generally have the pr
vege of eating late breakfast esrly dinner the
case may be- 1t is to be hoped that when the resolution
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Correspondence,

To A. BElANGER, ESQ. President Of the United Board
Of tho Fire Department Of New Orleans
The undersigned Committee Of the of Directors Of the
South Western Bible Society of New Orleans have been ehsrs
with the pleasing duty Of making presen AZ
testimony OF respect and appreciation Of their services to
each Of the Fire Engine Hose Heck Of New
Orleans Eleven Copies Of The Holy Bible copy COMPANY
large and ton additional copies for the thereof
They therefore, bel kind services bringing before
the Fire Department. with the request that they will appoint Commit
tee Of Reception who shall also confer with the Committee the
Board the time, place and order presentation.
The undersigned would suggest that ony II
take place on SUNDAY EVENING January occasion
0! the Anniversary Of the Society.
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PHOTOGRAPHED ro rHR oREscENl
Rhode Island Senator

Rhode Island Senator
NEwHosS. january 20
The wing caucus of the members IT the Rhode Island
Legislature nominated Samuel q Arnold for United States
Senator The Legislature however have by strict party
vote refused to go into an election for Senator
Fire-Destruotion of Property.
NKwYoRK. January 20.
large quantity Of goods belonging to Warwick Clyde
Priut Works, was destroyed by fire on Tuesday
The Monroe Doctrine.
WARRINGTON. January 20.
The difference of opinion between Messrs Cass and HUI
ter with reference to the Monroe caused
siderable speculation as to the effect such difference NAV
have in the conduct of foreign affairs and in making
up the Cabinet Mr. Soale is to speak in favor Of the
Monroe doctrine Tuesday next, and Slr Cass is
pected to reply.
Ohio River
PirrsBt January 20.
The river is yet falling with five feet water in the chan
mel.
OlNciNNArt, January 20
The river here has fallen during the last twenty four
hours ct the rate Of one inch per hour
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DISPATCH II.
Dem, Cen. Com. Elk Pl. !
N. o 16 Jaury o'clk p n J
To NJ, ". r.


All right but keep dark-Ye Am dangerous If
arousedS is playing the devil at Wsshingon-says
humbuggng dem (are We , country right sort
keep 'em Soft they get wind Of it they will raise
fuss that id frenehman poisoned their minds against
us-For God sake let my name be known in the
transaction, How does Pile driver get on lie must
manage in the Senate, you in the HouseA G, p knows
dl and will it well-Yig Am Is strong but manage
ment IS some. Yrs H.. S..
To what a miserable state have We fallen-uy heart
siekens at the contemplated wrongs about be inflicted
the unsuspecting public GOD grant that these high
banded sehemers may meet with tho odum they richly
merit sde certainly carries in his port-monuaic the
democracy of Louisiana,
The Senate adjourned to-day until Monday next in ii.
rect violation Of the Constitution which expressly pro-
hibts any adjournment three days time unless con
CURED in by both houses The same resolution was in
troduced in the House, but lost by large majority
will continue TO advise you whenever anything occurs
worthy Of notice. There nothing done to-day in
either house
The Hon W W King unwilling to order the print
ing of the rules Of the Senate until democratic prnters
elected Hgh-minded Senator afraid that our neigh.
Dor Of the Bee will make hfty dolarsin Keeping ,rr-
tsnly, with his pile driving notions
The committee appointed to install The Governor in
company with the Lieutenant 90 down 10 Col
Ieberts house to-day the Bella Donna for that pur-
pose Yours OBSERVE.
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Ma BADGER RrJfcrEp-The nomination of Mr. Badger
to the vacant seat the U s Supreme Bench has been
rejected by the democratic Senatorial by vote of
p to The objection Mr. Badger is political and it is
Fumored that Mr. Pierce will the appointment on
Senator Downs Of this State.
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VALUABLE RrAl ESTATE SALE.-We cali attention to
the advertisement Of Mr. O. Person Real Estate Agent
and Broker No. Commercial Place Dir P has much
valuable property for sale or to lease
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ing over the Union Course of Bayou and GEN
tlly Roads, will commence to-day with proprietors
purse Of 5000. two mile heats The accommodations Of
the Course are Of superior order and brilliant meeting
is anticipated
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MOBILE, January 20,
The Eastern mail has arrived bringing dates from New
York and Phladephia Of the 14th from Baltimore and
Washington Of the 18th and from Charleston of the nth
inst, late due.
MosTGoMEBF, January 20
The Eastern mail due in Mobile tomorrow and in New
Orleans Saturday morning, has failed north Of his
place.
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EDITORIAL CosPLIMENIs The Delta says published
nothing Of interest yesterday Wepresume it means that
we published nothing but news small matter with it as
day before yesterday it conpaeently and modestly
nouucod that the receipt of the mails not at ali
cessary to the interest of the Deas matter and every
Saturday it gives notice in type large enough for young
handful that there will be interesting editorials IN
Sundays Delta Come, Delta, don't talk to H Of com
placcncyn
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MADAME BAHoUssE.-We hope it will be remembered
that this lady lectures on the Influence of Woman Art
and Civilization at the Lceum next Monday evening
Her FIRST lecture in this city large euogy and was
at instructive and gracefully eloquent She her
natal language French in very fascinating Style and
handles her themes ntellgeny artisticaly She II
we'll worth hearing.
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Winter Clothing,


CENT EMEN, YOUTHS AND CHILDREN
PRICES GREATLY REDUCED
RED MUNR & CO,
"a Magazine street, corner of Graver,
~ Will after this date the remaining stock Of
Winter Clothing at Greatly Reduced Prices,
in order make m the stock No humbug in this We
determined TO give friends GREAT BARGAIN. This Is,
strictly, oNE-PRICE sTORE-uo deviation is made
ar Below is partial li.-
oNERCoATs Of every description.
WALKING COATS Of all kinds
BUSINESS COATS of all kinds.
DRESS AND FRoCR COATS Of oil kinds.
CLOTH CLoAKs Of various qualities.
TALMA AND KIIABAN cLoAKs, article.
PANTALOoNs Of all kinds.
VESTS OF all kinds.
MAGNIFICENT BALL VESTS.
UNDERsHIRTs AND DRAWERS Of all kinds.
HALF Hose AND GLOVES Of alt kinds.
COTTON AND LINEN SHIRTS Of all kinds.
CRAyATs and sCARFS assortment
HANDKERCtIEFs AND sUsPESDERs,
A very superb assortment Of
BOYS AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING.
ALFRED MUNROE 4 CO.,
ianl5 tap Magazine street, corner o Gravirr.
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Bring out the big gun The eastern mail, as will be
by telegraphic dispatch from Mobile has come
through as late as due.
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4 cart load Of putrid beef seized few days since
on its way to market in the streets of NewYork
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STATE CONVENTIONAL State Convention of the Missis
sppi democracy has been called meet at jackson on
the I'd May next for the nomination of State officers
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TIN IypraSs-Later advices from Florida confirm the
account that the Indians certifying their position md
are determined te resist the edict of emigration
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NewNork and vicinity visited with terrible storm
on the night of the 18th instant large quantity Of snow
fell aud the from all points detained
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Ex-Adermeu Clayton, of New York, who was so much
injured few days ago by the explosion OF gas on his
premises has since died
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iuothor shock OF an earthquake experienced at
Ac4pulco gu the lsn u.t II lid considerable damage
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The Governor Of Arkansas offers reward Of two hua-
rsd dollars for the apprehension Of Henry Washing
ton, Who recently murdered Mr. Sewtown J. Hudson al
Pine Bluffs, in . cruel and unprovoked manner
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Judge Belts Of the q s. District Court in NewYork l
refused to quash the indictments of granddaughter IN
the cases of the steamboats, Reindeer and Henry Clay
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1ss' For ASSOCIATE JUDGE or THE SUPREME
coURT-We authorized A. NJ, BUCHANAN Us
candidate for the office ASSOCIATE JUSTICE Of THE SUPREME
COURT FOR THE FIRST DISTRICT, the election herd on
the h MONDAY Of April The First District the
Parishes Of Paquenn s. Bernard ryer)
and that portion Of the city ala s., ni7 lsap
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We are indebted to the clerk of the steamer I Z
Lssthers for Memphis papers
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Thanks to the officers of the mail steamer OF yestert
morning for Mobile papers.