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TIE RI. Rev. Bishop HAwKs, d. D., held or
dination in Christ Church. St. Louis. yesterday,
Sunday morning, al which time RoBERr EN-
NETT TrRRY, formerly Attorney at Law, at
Fayeite, in this State and recently OF the Divin-
ity School Of Trinity College, Hartford, Conn,
was admitted 10 the Diacsnate.-[St. Louis
News.
THr HORNS of the Abyssinan OK are nearly
four feet long, and seven inches diameter, at
th cir base
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-14

B Mr.. }. Coiiimar's horse boat sunk, few
DAYS aye. The horses Ssre with some dif-
6eUlty saved from drowning.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-14

TIE President was to have Ief, Washing
ton yesterday On bis proposed trip 10 New
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-14

The obituary of Mrs. Anna F.. Miller was
not given TO US in time 10 insert it sooner.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-14

Tire Washington Unions article reading Gu
the Esening Post, Buffalo Courier, and Old In
got, was written by Judge Nicholson, submitted
10 the President in manuscript, and approved b!
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-14

II Il sif be perceived b rrfers.cs - ~ rrore'
piacs n col1nss, TIA HlsiisE .. YoaaE E-s j,
ersits'e for rseiectoa % he ces u Geek Q, n
csa1sy Corr q Rails e19aiy- We hare hsc to1g
PsspoE1 aeqa sin'anee with VI Tprs. sad knsS hial
70 bee Az tate uszh as1 extsliszt tssrk- u i1fi-
vkaal sit, and he reqzislts qaiEeai iols ean c7-
asitute the rgofsf feraaser11fiss fol cad aale-
tlsz Bsliy .. 1ourE; = csh'I se SsrR
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-14
The Arena Mill

rs now in full operation, and Will buy all the Coed
Wheat and Corn offered for sale at her MIL. We
keep on hand the best article Of Superfne Family
Flour for sale, or will exchange Flour Tor Wheat.
We will always sell as low 90 lower than Quincy
Flour be had OF the same quality.
~ Gail aud examine fjr yourself
A. 5. ROBARDS & SON.
Hsnnbsl, JGas g. 1871.
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NEW BOOKS.

Pioneer Women OF the West oy Mrs. Elicit;
Lofty and lonely. by Martha McIntosh;
Dream Life, by Caroline Cleesbore
The Tel Tale, by Trusta;
Sunny Side, BY Trusta;
Peep at Number Five, by 1rusta;
Gems from the Sacred Mine, BY iho's Wyatt;
For sale z, the New Book Sjsre, By
iNlIS1f d. X. GARMAN.
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Lands .N,E.4R H7.N.NTB.4L,
FOR S.fLE!

FOR SALE!
I HAVE several pieces Of land detached from my
i farm by the Plank and Rail Road which will sell
in lots from 10 forty One forty acre lot
three miles from Hannibal, on the Plank Road leading
from Hannibal TO New London, having on a very fine
spring, a Tynet Of pure running stock water and one
OF the most beautiful building spots in the State.
will also sell fve shares OF Stock in the Hannibal
Rails { ounty and Paus Plank Road.
For rent, = large Store House on the Levy, three
stories high. Also, several Lots for lease.
June 90, IS53-4w) THOS. McDANNOLD.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-14

a riot occurred in New York on the Fourth,
IN which man was beaten to death.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-14

The Landowners are incensed and declare
that their leaders will not discard the Post anC
Courier.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-14

Ybe state Agriculiursl Suiety has tesn fully
srxsuized, ssi Gill hold Fair o. BOOuVille,
eonneneire on the 50 das Of Ocsobes. We no
,ies that Mr. r. ". Moss, Of 'Ais city, Is one
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-14

mr-- We sse aufhse,xed "a snacsscs M %
e LIB & . IN E11is ecssTT eogAT. i Il =
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Tor Sale at the New Book store BY D. K
l. CARAVAN,
Weekly illustrated News
Glsason's Pictorial. iyi4Wtf
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Marble Emporium,

DAVID DEAN.
MANUFACTURER and dealer in Italian and
WI American Marble. He has now on hand large
assortment, sud will furnish the shortest notice
Ma ole MaBtel Pieces;
Fine PaIlor and Chamber Crates;
Counter and Wash Stands =
Garden Vases, a.r- q
StatuaTy; .-
Tomb Stones; .--
And every other description of MARBLE WORK,
at low prices. II Gail al his Marble Yard opposite
be Brad House, Hannibal, Mo. "a
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-14
The Cabin and ParIOr;

The Cabin and PaTIOr:
Or, Slaves aud Masters complete in one Duoeeeino
Volume Of 336 pages, BY J. Thornton Randolph.
The Christian Observer speaking Of this work says
it is "Rep'ete with incidents OF thrilling interest
Well conceived ably narrated, and contains scenes OF
great dramatic power"
sOns Of the most interesting books we have ever
read. thousand times more truthful than "Uncle
Tom" There viii be universal rush for it"-l At
laEia Ca Republican.
81 his Just the work for the times. The incidents
thrilling that the readers attention is fixed alter
the Perasal OF the FIRST senteuce."[ Marlboro Md
Gazette.
For sale al the New Book Store. By
yliwu ID. a CARAVAN.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-14

Tie jacksonville (IIi.) Journal ~ys youth
Was fined FIVE dollars in that place few days
ago, fOs an assault, upon his own fshsr. Cause
incorporate.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-14

Yesterday. on her downward TIP, the
mid5ISasecS Of tho Hae KearRsy Sas Dis
covered TO b. on fire where the chimney.
pass through II was immediately extin-
guished wilhOuidamags
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-14
HANNIBAL IOURNAI.

. eLnHnxs, rOtFon $50 raoFnInFoi.
TUESDAY KvENINo. lrLY .. IS.
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THOS. s. MILLER,
nEALER in lumber, shingles, Iaths, sash, &C., q,
~ Office 1.-THE Counting room OF Miller \ PeEue's
Lumber Yard on the Corner Of Hill and Third streets
Hannibal. No.
HaEhibal, June 10 1882, 1T
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hannibal MhoIesale Market.

HSxTHL, Ma, jew "a, 1889.
TLOUR-Frne Civ Brands, 81
Suueri7ne, Q 81 50GS4 IS
WHEAT-oJ5sOe "a bashei-s5 els. for New Wheat
CORN-25Gs5e = brshel. g.
OATs-25G5 zoe - bashel.
HEMP-0ocd-Sl - cwt. Ht..
IOBACCo-S2 sOaS5 90 e ewt.
HAI-+015oe y cEi. ................
SALT-Ksnswhs. A5e; G. A. 81 50.
LARD -7f7Sic Y n
TALLoW-6Gse e y.
CORN MEAL-s5a5Oc y bushsl.
FLAXSEED-75a0Oc e bushsl.
WOOL S0as5e = n
BUTTER-saloc. e =.
EGGS-Sc = dozen.
APPLES-Dried, 81 10; 6reen, SoG6o.
PEACHES-DIied, o. % se3-nsas.
SCGAR-JaIe y p
MELASSES-35G45c = CALLER.
COFFEE-lOId1Ic - p
POTATOES-lsi.h. o %; eSeS, .
ONlONS-2o dtoe & b-sheL
BACON-5-E6c
stone COAI-la1 25e = busbei.
WHITE BrA%e-Sl o0GSI IS.
WHlSKi-Cny Bends I've ? gallon.
HiDES-Dry 7Pd6te; GTees q.
RASINS-Sj 80 aSl.
ATHERs-52e.
HONEY-Sal0Pfb.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-14

P. CHoCTEAU,JF. Jas. HARRISON. FELIX VALE
CH0UTElE, HARRISON 4 VALE, .;a"
Commission Merchants and Proprieto Ts Of the St.
Louis Rolling Mill.
A ND MANUFACTURERS Or IRON IN all lie
"a various shapes, Sheet Iron aud Boiler Plate,
Nails and Spikes from the Of the Iron Noun ala
Irsn Store No. l29 North Second street, 81. Louis.
Aisy "A, .-(d&w6m') .t 1922
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-14

NEW BOOKS!
Flank FreemAn's Barber Shop, BY r. B. Hall
Reyeries OF Bachelor, By z. Marvel;
Stray Yankee in Texas, by PsIien;
Cap Sheet. BY NyIls.
~ For sale al the New Book Store BY
jylIWu ID. L. GARMAN'
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-14

NEW PIANO MUSIC.
lust Received al the New Beck stsre, BY ID. L.
J CARAVAN,
Just Published, New Songs;
WaHzes;
" QuadTiIles, Polkas. jyl4wif
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lust Received ard for sale q the Eco Dssh stSrS,
j By d. K. CARAVAN,
Putnan's MeHihly;
Petersou's do.
HarPeris DO.
Godey's DO.
GTsham's do.
Knieksrbocker do.
Illustrated Magazine Of Ar, &C. jyliwtf
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-14

ES-AnaersOn county, Tenn, on the 2lsL.uIt.
voted 10 subscribe one hundred thoussnd dollars
TO the Knoxville and Dsn,ille Railroad, by
majority OF 1852 votes
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A. G. GOODWIN.

mo- Sfamte Range, Columbia, 3. O.
S now ready TO show I'm entire new stock of
l. SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS.
consisting OF nll the designs of American,
French and English Dry Goods. This stock com
Prises all kinds of Dry Goods, from the commonest
iomespun to the most expensive dress Goods; and
would request, as special favor, that those visit
ing Columbia would examine my assortment Of
Goods,s.Iilcy are selected with great care from
the most extensive establishments in the United
States, and are offered to the public ut extremely
low rat.o, To insure quick sule. The decided
change in fuslons this season of dress Goods COL
lars. Sleeves, Bonnets, Mun,iIIas, Ribbons, &C.,
makes it well worth while for any body not wish
ing TO purchase to examine tho beautiful STYLES.
Our stock nlso consists Of
Carpets, Oil Cloths and Mattings,
Which wo arc offering very low. In Domestic
Goods our assortment is complete, comprising ma
ny new kinds Of Negro Goods, Calicocs, &c. A
call is most respectfully solicited.
A. G. GOODWIN.
N. B.-We would say 10 our friends who pur-
chased of us last season, that the Beuchcd md
Brown liomespuns have advanced So in price,
that it will be impossible to sci. them this season
Mt tho sume prices but we will promise to sell
them us cheap Us the market will afford, us low
US any one else. A. &C
Mach 81 81 Q
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NEW sPRINGS GOODS.

SNOWDEN & SHEAR have Just received, by
~ steamer, from New York 10 beautiful assortment
Of NEW SPRING GOODS, among which are
Fancy GRENADiNEs, of new and beautiful STYLES;
Ffeneh'prn'ted -JAcoNETs. land Fancy Scotch
LAWNS; 49, :.
Fancy sILKs, for Ladies' Spring and Summer
Dresses, of beautiful styles; - r..
Superior plain Black IsPAuAN Or Rep SfLKs, of
tho best quality; Z. a. :
Superior plain Black SIIKs, "a and S6 inches
wide. of rich lusre and extrasuality;
SuPerior plain Black GRos .DRLYoN, Of extra
quality; '-
Plain black silk GRENADINES, beautiful article
for Ladies' Dresses;
Lupin's plain Black Bar EoEs, Of the beet quality;
biuck Matquisse and Black satin Plnid BAReoEs,
OF beautiful styles for Ladies' mourning dresses;
Black Grape and Lsse Wells, for mourning;
Satin stripe Black CHALLr's and Black MARcE-
LINIs;
Superior 5-4 and Ga Black English GRAPES.
for Wells;
AIcxandsr's Ladies' KID GLOVES, a cornplete
assortment Of Spring colors; =.
Fancy GINoHAMs, of new and beautiful styles !;
Plain black and mottled mourning GINaHAMs
of superior quality;
English and American PR1NTe, of beautiful styles;
Plain White and Embroidered Crape SuAwLs,
Of extra quality and heavy silk FnINaEs;
Fancy Neck and Bonnet RI1yoNs, Of new Spring
styles; with Il variety Of other articles, suitable
for the Spring season, uud to which they respect
fully invite the attention Of the public.
Augusta, March 6 If
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New Attractions.
THE GEORGIA HOME GAZETTE,
A Southern Family Journal,


PUBLISHED AT AUGUSTA, GEORGIA.
VHNIlE HOME GAZETTE is devoted to Lit
III craturc, Art. Science, Agriculture, General
lntelligcnce and Southern Interests. The columns
Of the paper will contain Historical aud Domestic
Romances, sketches of Biography, choice Poetry,
entertaining Anecdotes, scientific memoranda,
with Agricultural and Industrial Articles. II is
published for the home circle.
Besides rich variety Of Miscellaneous matter,
il will contain the General News of the day, and
exhibit the coarse Of political events without the
least party bias. In addition TO this, il will contain
C''mpend of Universal History, from the pen Of
the senior Editor, now in the course of publication
This, when completed, will equal in quantity Of
matter, Il large volume of s,x hundred pages.
Also, u Register Of Ancient Grccian and Roman
Literature; Il Compcndious Exposition Of the chief
beauties of Shukcspeare's Plays, with such expla-
nations and remarks may be necessary to keep
up the interest of the plot of each aud brief cx
position Of the leading principles of Political Econ
Pmy The terms are very low.
Z The Gazette is a large imperial sheet, of ele-
giant appearance, printed upon new and beautiful
type Terms, 50 90 per annun,, always in ad-
vance; Two copies, So so; Five copies, SO 90 ;
Ten copies, SIS 90. Address
SMYTH e & WHYTE,
March III Eds Home Gazette, Augusta, Ga.
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SPRING SUPPLIES.

AT ABBEVILLE COURT HOUSE, S. G.
WlLLSON & WILLIAMS are now receiv-
w ing their Spring Goods, and will be constant
ly adding TO their present stock from Now York
and Charleston, all tho lutcst styles of
Ladies Spring & Summer Dress Goods.
EMBRoIDERIEs-Now in store and just received,
on excellect assortment of French Embroideries,
such as Ladies' worked Muslin Underseeves, very
beautiful styles;
Ladies' worked Muslin Habits. entirely new;
do do do Chmescttcs;
do do do Collars and Cuffs, elegant
styles and entirely new;
Ladies' worked Muslin Mourning Collars.
-ALSO-
Ladies' Scollopped, Plain and Hcm-stitohed l..
c. Handkerchiefs;
Ladies' black sewing silk Mtts;
Silk Illusion Ruchs, single and double;
An excellent assortment of Embroidered Swiss
Muslins
Fancy Baregc de Lanes, French CamI,rics and
Gingham Robes, Fancy English Prints, Amer-
can do, Black and White do;
Bonnets, latest styles; Bonnet Ribbons, Bonnet
Tabs, Bonnet Innings;
Fine Hair and Tooth Brushes; fine Ivory aud Buff
falo Dressing Combs shell, side & Tuck Combs;
Best French Extracts for IIdks; French and Ger
man Colognes, very best quality;
10 which they invite the attention of the Ladies'.
March l6 40 If
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s>CANDIDATEs.

G- The friends Of Capt. F.. w. asELEEcK,
respectfully announces him az q candidate for 10.
election tofthe Office Of Ordinary q, the mex, eloo.
tlon' - N@ ~ = IS = ~ a. ::
TWeare apthorized to announce WILLIAM
HILL as candidate for. .the offieepf Orlidary Of
this district at the ensuing election.
pThe. friends Of AUGUSTUS LOMAx 70.
spectfully annd:ace him as candidate for tbs
office Of Ordinary Of this district, at the ensuing
eiootioif. aR,ry., r..t-' =. -
0rThe friends of w. J. HAMMOND.
respectfully announce him as a candidate 70.
Sheriff at The next election.
EB The friends of THOS. R. <COCH-
RAN announce him candidate for Sheriff ut
the nextielection. .;T.
EV. .We;aro authorised to announce D.
W.HAWTHORN AZ candidate for Sheriff at
the next election.
Eg The friends Of F. P, ROBERTSON
respectfully announce him candidate for the
office of Sheriff at the ensuing election.
" We are authorised to announce CAPTAIN G..
NJ MATTISON as a caudisatc for Sheriff ut the
next ensuing election.
:. GT We7are authorised to announce JAMES
M: MARTIN candidate for Sheriff at the
ensuing election.
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FreiacIl Enbroiderfes.

Ereiach Esnbr0iderfes. ~.
SNOWDEN&s STE HRhave just feceiyed, by
- steamer, from New yeik;sa bsalftif}lf nssoft.
ment Of EMBRotpE Eigssa afnoog which ARCS - :
.! Ladies Worked CMIszsTssss new and splsn-
d'd hsSiss'. ssS,ss Worked ussss,.ssS.. .,,a ,.;
CoLL4Rsj y -. =. = q 50 as
sEzabeth.ss Worked cambssc coLns.,sssSsr ,ts sis. rs
s'es os%bsis sebss .ss. aud o,asl fssss i'll; Il.
dies Underaseyes ;s.s :. " ssssSs- is.sSSs:
i L.diss' iaearuips COIL nsw and sssaS
= sH.Ss s,s'ssi ss,i,eb ssal French :
, bades Ffsnch Lawn HAapxxsoayYs,S6Yn 6Yno,ifss
Mig they especially invite thesditon
!: .no1. olshs Ladlesaa ~ Augusta, Mareh.S 81
EfXasE8ndred DO7iarsS ReyyaEd.
Will give the above Reward TO any psnapn
os belsons, for the atrest of .ths YItAIAN
who firedmy dwelling ON thenigb Be lie 16tHdit:
and for sufficient proof of Sr ifsif consfSsi
-, ~ JsFQSTEn n,A4RHfI61;f2G,
Z ASssyfie sGs Iia Hsysh 1851 IN "a. T
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BOOTS AMID STalO]Eg.

BOOTS AMID SIHlOlEg,
AT ABBEVILLE COURT HOUSE, S. G.
. lLLSON s, WILLIAMS have just re-
w ceived Ladies' Patent Tipt Duskins;
Ladies' do Jenny Linds !;
do silk lined Kid Ties;
do Luce Patent Tip Boots;
do Black cloth &c Cutters;
do untip do;
do coorcd &C do:
do White KID Jenny Linds;
Misses Boots, Shoes and Slippers;
Gents Patent sew'd Kossulh Caters;
do Buckskin patent L. tip'd Kossuth Caters;
do Patent L pegg'd Monterey do
do do sew'd do do
do do Faucy Slippers;
do Calf sew'd and pegg'd Boots;
do do do do Shoes
Mems wax and pegg'd Brogans;
Boys Calf pegg'd Shoes; Boys Kip do do
do Kip do Boots, Childrens' and In
iants Shoes, general assortment; to which they
respectfully invite the attention of the public.
March lG 40 tr
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Selling off ut Cost

THE undersigned with view of changing his
pursuit, now offers bis entire STOCK OF
l. GOODS AT COST, consisting Of
90 lshds Choice new Process SUGAR,
S MrScovado e: do
so bbs Stewards G Yellow do
90 /" A clarified do
25 Double refined crushed do
90 hhds Cuba MoLAssEs,
25 bbs SYRUP,
leo New orleans MoI.AsSEs,
$50 bags Rio COFFEE, choice;
100 boxes Adpsnantine and Sperm CANDLES.
1000 Gallons Racked Train OIL.
200 common do do
200 Winter strained Lamp OIL,
500 English Liuseed do
5000 lbs pure WHITE LEAD, Union Mills,
40 boxes Widsor Glass, various sizes,
ITS kegs Eastern Nails,
1900 an s lbs Hsmlock % 10 Oak tanned Sole LEATHER
100 do Upper do
1000 pieces heavy Dundee BAGGING, wido,
SO bales Gunny do
500 lbs Three Ply TWINE,
25O coils g and So inch Hemp ROPE.
800 sacks SALT,
10000 lbs swede's IRON, 1000 Rolled do
90 bundles Null Rods,
300 lbs German und CAST STEEL.
25 bales heavy OSNABURGS,
25 barrels " Smiths" FLOUR,
lOO do st. Louis, Eagle Mills do
400 bushels Mexican Petit Gulf COTT
SEED, and many Other articles usually kent in
my line. Persons visiting this Market are reoues
ted to give me CO. as great inducements will be
offered 10 pnrcha .o.s and persons indebted To me
either by Note or Book Account would do well to
give it their earliest attention, us am determined
to close my business as speedily as possible.
Hamburg, March 0 40
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WIER g. MILLER.
No. l BRICK RANGE

No. l BRICK RANGE,
a RE now receiving Iurge and handsome as-
IA sortment Of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
To which thcy invite the attention of their friends
nd customers:
Ladies' Dress Goods. in great variety;
French Barages, Burage DcLancs, French Cam.
brics, printed Lawns, Muslins, Culcoes, Cling
hams, &c. ......ALso.
l.. G.. lIandkcrchiefs, White Grape Shaws, Ho.
siery, Gloves, SC.
Bonncts, Ribbons, Tabs, Flowers, &c.
FOR GENTLEMEN'S WEAR.
Cloths, Cassmercs. Boots and SHOES, Becbe Hats,
Ready Made Clothing. &c. Also,
a large stock Crockrry and Glass Ware, GTocc-
rrs, Hardware, Cutlery, Scovill's Hoes, Sad
dies, Brides. and every article usually kept in
a retail store.
March 23, 1853 so
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tP.Al1s lYD7pIlG,E.

'I'HE LADIES Of the Wellington Benev ocnt
l. Association would respectfully announce that
n FAIR will be opened i'll the Academy. ut Mount
Carmel, on the evening Of the first day Of April
next, to which the good citizens of the community
and the surrounding country respectfully invi-
ted to attend. Fancy articles of every variety
and Kind, got up in style unsurpassed in finish
and beauty, will be chccrfuIly exhibited. together
wI;h sumptnous repast and other entertainment
naturally suggestive upon the occasion. Persons
desiring :" feast of reason and II flow of SOUL"
would DO we'll TO attend. (March 23-2
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
dLLcriNe DisI, icf- In liz Cn,n,nn., pIsas

r. ID. Tanning and Co. w. r. Sanders
NfiEREAS, tie plaintiffs in this case did oil the
~ 2Cth day Of March. file their declaration u
- Ganst the dcie ntlnnt, who is absent from and
without the limits of this state, aud has neither
wife nor attorney known within the same, upon
whom copy of the said declaration might be
served: 1t is therefore ordered, that the said de-
fcndant do appear and plead TO the said declaration
on or before the eth day of March, which will be
III the year 1854, otherwise final and absolute
Judgment will he given and awarded against him.
MATTHEW MCDONALD, c.c.rA.p.
Clerks Office, March 2G, 1853 ly
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Morgan Horse.

IAI> This beautiful! aud high bred HORSE
1A was purchased By me when colt Of CAL
vim Bodgett, Vermont, at considerable expense.
He is now four yeurs old and wiIlsnake the Spring
Season, at my plantation three miles below Cum.
bridge and ut aresnwood. He is a beautiful ma
hogany hay, fifteen and half hands high, and was
sired by tho old Gifford-Morgan and his dam full
blooded Morgan mare-and in his general form he
possess in o remarkable degresthat most impor-
tant reGpiste ia stallion, (coinpactness) In bis
temper and spiftlfe sxh,bits,the Intelligence and
dooilty which fcbaractefize most Of the Morgan
Horse: For further particulars see fiandbills.'
i Jan l6:sfe52 IA5S.I ~ Ic =
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ASSESSMENTS AND NEW SCRIPT.
A 5 other important officinI duties will prevent
IL my fulfilling some Of The appointments Cor the
receipt of Assessment, of which notice has hither-
to been given. have inado arrangements with G..
}. ELFoRD, Esq. tc receive the said Assessments.
as follows instead of the dates heretofore publish
ed,vz: % at GrcenvIl'e Court House from 18th to
Goth instant Anderson Court House OH Monday
and Tuesday 2elh aud 29th instant AbbeviIe G.
House on Thursday 3lst and Friday LIST April {;
Williamston on Wednesday 2Oth April; BeIton on
Thursday 2lst April Honey Path oil Friday 22d
April, where the four instruments Of the ussess-
menis are all paid at once. A certificate for the
full amount, bearing interest from date, will he Civ
en MIR. ELFoRD has the new script ready for de-
livery. Stockholders are requested to surrender
their old certificates and receive the new script in
exchange. According to resolution of the COM
pany, no assignments can now he made upon the
old script. p. SOUTHERN,
MarclrI0 Aud and 'rrc;s'r
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Livery and Sale Stables.

WAsnlNGToN-STREEr,A ApBEvILLE CoUnr HOUSE.
~ ITO. TO- THE HE, ,PuIBLIc.-oNgz z
LSAAand commodous STABLES, 2I20G5
erected some two years since by SiIas Anderson,
Esq. on Washington street, take pleasure in in.
.forming the public and stock drivers in particular,
that am fully prepared with provender comforts,
water cenvenences and Hydraulic Ram.ifications.
to accommodate any number of horses that NAV
apply TO me for quarters. Lots. Of any size and Of
sufficient number, with water convenient to all,
supplied BY by Hydraulic Rum from tho village
Horse per day............
month .......... ...........9 90
Single feed. ........... ..............30
Horses. Bnggies and Carriages, with careful
Drivers, always in readiness to convey travellers
to any point, at moderate rates.
hope by prompt attention to business, and a
sufficient number OF attentive Ostlcrs to merit and
receive q share oi public patronage.
NIMROD McCORD.
Feb l6, 1853 45 ,r
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Attention! Battalions.

The Upper and Lower Battalions
! of the sth Regiment Infantry, are here
Ia by notified to appear ut their respective
tes parade grounds the days designated
VI below for drill und inspection, armed aud
-.sAEs- equipped as the law directs. The Upper
battalion ut McCuws old field on the 26,h aud
9th April; the Lower Battalion ut Bradleys on
tho 29th and 30th. Commissioned and nom COM
missioncd officers will attend OIL the day previous
to tho Review for drill aud instruction. Captains
OF companies also notified to order out the po-
ncers within their respective commands.
by order Of Lieut.. Col. j. G.. BAsKIN.
march ga II. ii. HARPER, Adj't.