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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1855-03-21
To the Ladies,

IGNIE subscriber having Iu>, rrccivcdfrom
L n. \. beautiful selection %! FAN.
CN CASES. MEDAiIONS, BROOCfI-
ES, &C, uuul respectfully invite Tie
,.o>rrsS .: 7Sun,rr, lie ANA II, vicinity T.,
Cal! ana cyln!lnc inr themselves. and he
lcr!s assured Tia, nu;!,i;lr on his pnr, VIII
DC let undunc ~ securing Il correct l.kc.
nGSS 'nr all who may favor han with IL cali.
f"omS (n? S'n;c<( next door 10 The Sun;r,
Banner office
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Having sold my interest III the Stock in
trade To Mr.. a. NJ. NEwBERy, wou!,
recommend him /" the customers who sc
Literally palronircl tho late firm.
y n. BUTLER
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South Carolina Sumter Dist.

A. G. Murphy.
y. &. Mnrrliy, vino is in the cus,o "
of the Sheriff nj Sumter District, by virtue
ofa writ, OF CapiGs nd .SaiiSfdcicndum, a,
The suit of Il. w. Salmond, having filed
III my Office together with a Schedule, on
oath, OF his estate and effects, his petition
In the Court oi Common Pleas, PravInu
thai he may be adnIticd to the benefit oi
the Acts oI tho General Assembly. made
inr the relief ni lnSoIvCnt Debtors, 1t is
hereby ordered, that the said II. W. Sal.
iond and ali other The creditors To whom
the sad a. &. Murphy Is III any WISE in.
dchlcd, be and they are hcrcnv summoned
and have notice To appear before the sand
court AT Sumter Court House on The sec.
ohd Monday OF April next. to shcw cause
it any they can, why the Prayer of tho Pc.
ltIon aforesaid, should not be granted
w. J. SINGLETON. c. C. .r.s $. u.
OIiirr Of common pleas, Sumter District.
Feb 3rd., 1855. ii la;l.3m
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Notice..

vii, be sold nj the !aic residence Of Dan
icl Rogers. on thu 18th March next. nine
negroes, OF eo'rl character. fitted for family Use
on twelve months credit. the purchaser giving
bond and approved security.
CATHERINE ROGERS,
E.XrcuiriN of ID. Rogers, deed.
Feb %, 1855 .i3 IT
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EDUCATIONAL NOTICE

The Trustees of HE SuIntervilllc Academy
give notice that they have engaged the services
of Mr.. w IL. LEARv Principal of the
Male Aradeny. lie Will have assuciaicd with
him Mr.. ID. Rosa. who will take charge
particularly of the Mathematical Department
From The past experience AMI sncccss Of
these gentlemen, ~ teachers, the Trustees feel
warranted in recommending in the highest
terms, the Institution To the support and pa
tronngc of The community, and The public gen
orally. The terms will he as follows:
For the primary English course, per
quarter, Sc 90
For the advanced English course,
per quarter. 10 90
For the latter, with the classics, per
q'nr;cr, ~ 90
Extra charg" for repairs, fuel, &c. 50
Jam 10, 1888 10 If
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SlDEIGHAH1 NOTICE..

SloEIGHAH4 NOVBCg2.
T5NlE FIRM ni WYNN g. CLAEKsoN. here
,r'orc existing, is thus day dissolved by
mutual consent.
We return our thanks to our friends and
Customers for The very liberal patronage "x-
tended To us and hope the same will be con
tinura To the new firm of
Gg..a q E&SIbf t& EcEs UNISON.
We most respectfully beg all who are in.
drhird ,u us, Io come forward and make inlue-
t!iatr payment I cillIrr of the undersigned, as
we are compelled 10 have money.
ID. j. WYNN.
S. T.. w. CLARKSON.
Jan. lst, 1855.
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Notice

is hereby given that ten days from his
date III" Ordinance III regard 10 Swine
runIng al large wiIhin the corporate limits
will be enforced by Order OF Council.
JAMES BELL. &. G..
March 7, Is I'll
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Wanted.

THREE NEGRO BOYS, from l6 to Is
years old, os Apprentices TO the Carpenter
Trade, under BEN Foreman of Wins New
Store now being put upon sight Of the old
Tavern i'll Sumicrvllle.
A. J. MOSES.
Nov. 30. 1854 5 Il
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Candidates.
For the I}ullner.

SUMTERvILLE, S. g.. Dec. 1S, 1854.
Gentlemen 9f CiarcmoM County:-l come
out in this manner to inform you that cir
cumslanccs of private nature will not al
low me to be before you two years hence
.as candidate for Il seat in the State Leg
stature, and having Willingness to serve
you in some way, offer you my services
as a candidate for Tax. Collector at the
':ext election, and if elected do promise tn
discharge my duty to the best my ability.
am yours, m,st respectfully,
.. p. MLROY.
ca" Wa'chman please copy If.
10, or tSE, O tf
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N.e oLu!1 Book -B;nderv.

AND BLANK BOOK MANuFACfoRY.
pLANh Bod. ma'Ss and ruled To any req.iYel
ID pattern Court Records, justices Dackets 4
seasors' Books, Poll Booss, as. dc., furnish 4 tt
shprt nusice.
Oh Book MagatueA. Mlc, &C., bound og re-
boand ia any s;yle III .fefs
&a. Ny nindSfy will IN fagni ~ Main, between
second end hit lrsets, slgn II the s.Big BoUk -
laA Xii, ls5t.-dtm. ISAAC N. PIERCE.
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tHAMI00NING AGHELAEl.Y PERFORMED.
- lae ta,o.tte Saluun u George Cabu4, Main
street. ielew lus soiA- Esuh presents ntw atj3ae-
tieus t. the citi<ens ~ k~okuk. lh4inr oftain.d
assistants ia Iny bn-in .uleltr amy tslggs
employed HI I'LL. eitY. iWit the leta uaee Tie
community, am sati.A i tint ! shave coaH-
rut hair nors handsomely ANA siamlAon with
mafc Z Ntrity than ans baths in th. STAT II lowa.
Composition ehaieusea GEORGE cABt..
AueHst -, ls55~ IY,taWGsn
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yEstvs..g. Kfot -.

cpmer 5f Ufiya ani cand Streets ST lpt Is. so.
ftNlli subscriber, proprietor ct the ahoye <E...s
hoase having tfo.ooehis repaired and I'm,
EeNly furnished tue etae Throughout, i Hnu
noa prepared 70 accommodate ciHz,ns and
-ttangtTs.
Thankful for The patronage bestowed during he
.ast uas yearx. wnilc proprietor of the Quincy
la8se. sE gssptetIulIA in4tcs lt continuance - h.s
llllA lnlutign NJ MONROE.
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Ca%3f tROtEsEss. RsO. ~.

ltOlLb~ i EI.lI0II. Importers and ,IuIber r. ef
~ EaTthenwarr. thna ana tia.s w4rg 10. 1875
Pearl Street, and ~. 81 Chambers Street New ork
would saY a. NJ r.hants unli " lrrs generally that
hsysusc Usbishss Cash dosss IN this branch Il
trade, they Ia.lH convinced that thy can sgll
Croebcry ete., 81 saeh peie Viii pay the purcilas-
er iDa profit @ i-tal nNpai=nce has proved very
couoiiisi} 3 rs that oy .lhIing strictly 10 the
c, ss.l a. Y t,n afford ss,l from ten 10 twenty
per at. b.aw I'll regular credit trade prices
IL this end ge esk an examination of pue styes
ARD pio.s, III cf which Viii H. fprsafied by mail
81 Aily party desiring.
Earth nn Tie, by "a Invoice, single packags, or
very caffuhg ~paesgd ip iii county trad.
July z, Iss9. lly
n AlLt-A fali rsoltfnent at
p15 KUHN DODS0N
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- quarter heSos. 1000 It's. fr sh Zunte urrants,
q eas-s etfou, - fresh Pranss, for sale hy
ie98d VT III NkH9I SIR
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Cor. Main and Eighth Stroets .kE0kIk, IOWA.
rN NICAERsiiAM Il SONS, manufacturers of
Steam Enynes aud Mil Machinery. gen
cra assortment IL Castings adapted to tie wants Of
the c5untry constantly on hand ial-fy
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-. .. 7-s.-----7- -
roI Gale Cneap.

Nlla4 sell t z house anl I1. o4. the corner II
u e7a ard eo1d atre ets. Tic situation Is b au-
iituh lsrgaee@sY. hnanc II ghc promises af
s9p. y stss---a3m BEitNAKD NV ART
Ra~rlsmlias suyc4 Il Ags1e mixture.
4 CERTAIN 50 fig iMtefnii1enis. Tor iae "
y. ihc quantity % Siugl laitla w
sept Mo RI 4 Hg0PTR
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a0Aa POUNDS st. louis saear Cured pry
-UbU Beef, Warranted shy hest efsr IN tl.isl4sel-
ktt. W. {, ElSNIHJ as@.
f4u, , 1875
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ID. =. .sayuAnv & CO.,
rENNAYl4XANIa I0IAnRA.

li5, Second Street. ST. Louis. Missouri.
W II I. + s A l., Il q II O G X Y,
~. ~ lNai ld.hmNphl
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j. =. 5.w ctt.

4 II0EN II 4 La1. N F#-".a'. i Ufy y
fa
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DREPAkED ~ 4. SO iafulM 4 Ca. A lsfs
= supply jasl tee hed "
sent. MOORE 4 HOOPER.
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et.nr, 4 Cnc.s,ng ro.aceo

A iIINItL AFsaFlHent Just FeeN8NeH. Afl sac are
IN cf the weed can - saii-had - edIing ~
gpt.aJ MOORE HOOPER,.
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JAMES II. IiAI.:.t.TT.

Wh"lc~a', and I:r.ai! Dealer in
Fea'hcrS. ."''I"ST,<. i'"FJi'.g. CuIed HAIR.
.j'"<S, A.. 70. 10 bo.&- .H}narc.
M'iras-c> ANA H. i c.ii.~r aui r,ilcd in q e,,,,c
riui manner
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TIMOTHY FISHERS ESTATE.
SIAIE OLE NEENiNNr

Caledonia District. S.
IN frol'ac Court holden II p!nyillc in and 'r sa
district. on the 81 day Of A.4l.h A. D. l>:;,
NiLAS HARVEY. administrator he estate. Of
~ Timothy Fisher. late OF Burke. in said district
licensed makes application % said court +" extend
lie .ne hore.".of" allowed him to pay The debts
due from said estate and .prccr Iii, a.il,inj>tra-
tom account. mt, >olmo i'ture day: Whercn,on.
j. or'crci bv sud court, that said application lc
h"-rl a. IN" 'ro!At" ciiicc in Danve. en- the ut,
day "t March. il. ta!4t and. il is further orlcrc,!
tat :':i'r be gwen 10 all persons concerned Nv
tie publication t:i.is order in Tie Caicaoal,
lr. ..e'i =. s.. Jo!n-burv three weeks successfully
before sad hearing
iv Ike Court-A.tc>t
CHAS. S.DANA. Judge Of l'roba.c.
y III" coy o!rcrDr'-Afc>t. 9l.w3
{, ETrHtEE Do,,;s.or
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Wood! Wood 4!

5S ARD. SOFT, OR MINED WOOD. SLED
Length. f. Or fitted for stoves. furnished 81!
'hc shortest notice Orders LETT 4; Iawrenccs l.uu-
her lar'. X .roa,>'r'ct. or Lawrence < i;:rrctt
Lumber M.l! on Moose River. will receive ;lnmed;-
10 ;.t.e,t;on.
y. J"hn bury. JAN T.. ~ SIT
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SALLY CLAHH'S ESTATE.

STATE OF Ni.iEoEr
NJ rr'H'" Court hc1 a' i,lrvil'r j.. ia .Iit,1ic,
- n fhr IN day OF March, y d. So,
VA lIEi vs., lillian Lawrence. Exac,.t"r of
W {" TIE la VIII a'.d testament q: sally Clark.
late 81 Har'tc.. III sail DIST deceased proposes TO
render al account Of his administration and 70 pre-
-@it lis acc'H ~ tiil~t ai estate for cXHmjlai"
ana as'"wi':c" for he lri!i"-c Of making ir:;"
and distribution O. the roE.uc of ST estate under
decree Of said court among The pcr.o.~ VIII"
j." law entitled 10 TIE same: II is therefore orIcrc
by said ccUr; :!a The same come under crl~idcra
ion and be heard at lc Probate Office in said Dan
Vile. OF Che ot:h day Of March. A. ID. 1>:,:i. And il
: further "ricr"3.t' ali persons Interested u, "t
ii"! hereof ~ publication Of COPY If tc rcror.
of thi order in the Cal,lonan printed at s.: ) I'M,
hnrv. three week, successfully prcyiou. to sal,
timr OF! herring. ,iat they may a,cvr and coli:c-
tie allowance Of said accauH,..i: sec cause: M.
a!~o lie heard ~ saii court N the matter Of par
';'"'! nm. distribution Of >:,;d estate.
BY the Court At'c-t.
CI!AS. s. DANA. bulge ofrro..A,c.
true copy OF Record. 9i9~3
k..rS. \ III Up W..
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Head Quarters.
ORDER NO

ORDER NJ
It N conformity to m order from General
Il Weaver the eighth Regiment Of South
Carolina Militia will parade for Review aud
Drill, ut Morrows Old Field. Saturday the
l1th August next, at 10 o'clock, n. III.
The Commissioned and northumberland
Officers will attend the day previous for Drill
and instruction.
Captains commanding Beat Companies will
order out thcpioncers in their respective Conn
mands.
Volunteer Companies will be nrinutcly iii.
spec: cd, and the Books Of Beat Companies en-
a,nined.
Major w. NJ. Rogers ana J. II. CUNNING, ham
will extend this order Throughout ,l.cir leSec-
tive Commands.
BY order of Col ii. IT. Harper.
j. G. WILSON, Adj
eB The Lowndsvie Band is respectfully
invited to attend on the same conditions as
heretofore.
July Is, 1855. IL tt
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S25.OOO

A WORTH Of valuable LANDS for sale
.SiiI in Anderson and Pickens District, ncu-
ding some TOWN LOTS in Anderson. On
one tract there is good
Saw Mill and Grist Mill,
and water power sufficient for Wool and
Cotton Factory and any other machinery.
The LANDS need no Recommendation as
they are No. and no mistake. Likely Ne
groes will be taken at fair prices in part pay
ment. Terms made easy.
Address the undersigned at Walton's Ford
Habersham County, Georgia; or he may be
ionndsS4m miles East Of Jarrets Bridge, Picckens
DlstrlctfS. G. R. A. GILMER
July 6, 1855. tf
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Dress Goods at Cost.

w j. intend from this day to the close Of the
W season. TO offer our cntire stock of Sum
mcr Dress Goods al Prime New York cost.
Our present store being inuch too small for
our business, we are driven to this alternative
to make room for large Fall Stock. The Us
sortnent of Summer Dress Goods now offered
ut cost was bought under the most favorable
circumstances and in large lots, and is no
doubt the largest in the State to select. from.
consisting of all the late styles in Floupced
Robes. organdies, Tissues Bareges, Lawns,
Silks, DC, dc. ~
We respectfully ask attention TO the above,
and also TO the fact that all other Goods in
store, will be sold at reduced prices.
WARD, BURCHARD & co.
June 90, 1855. If
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Head Quarters.
9th Regiment, S. G. Militia.

oe1k =.
pCE;E.ANT TO an order from General ] r
4. Weaver the Sixth Regiment South Car
"lina Militia will Parade at Lomax's, on We'd
ncs,lav the 18th August next hv ~ O'Clock
a. IN. The Commissioned and non -Comn,isson-
Ell officers will attend the day previous for Drill
and Instruction.
Captains commanding DeHt Companies will
order out the Pioneers in their respective COM
lnan!s
1hc Joca$scc Band will attend ut Loin. )
on the 18th August.
Lieutenant Colonel C!nkscaI.s and Major
Hodges nrc charged with the extension Of til:
dr,lcr throughout t;,cir respective Hattalioms
BY order Of Col T. J. Roberts
j. J. ADAMS,
Adjutant.
july 90, 1915 IL 1T
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Mills! M ills!!
HARD TIMES MADE EASY:

oHneIs VI 1Idln, LUX W lpui 1nlSIc?G. .
r NAE undersigned have associated them.
selves together for the purpose Of carry
ing On The Milling business. at the following
places, viz: Lownacsv!iie Mills. one mil. from
Lowndasville-two places, urp-r and lower
anI Calhuun's Creek Hills. hcrc:uf,-e known
rs Barnrs' Mills
The Mills on the Creek have Just been thor
ougiiy repaired from bottom to top, anu are
now in complete order for business.
From this date aud unit! further notice we
will grind grain at all 0! the above places On
the following terms:
Corn. and Wheat at all times and in the
smallest quantities for the tenth !; and either OF
boil! sent from distance Of more than Ave
miles and in quantities of twelve bushels OF
morcEor the tsreIf!h. G. Y. BARNES,
Z. w. BARNES,
N. ERWIN.
June 23, 1855 Q 4t -
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Use the Magic
M P R ESSl0N PAPER
For Writing Without Pen or Ink.

For WTEng WaMoHt Pen or Ink.
TCPIING Leaves, Plnn.s, Flowers, Pic
" turcs, Patterns from Embroidery. mark
ing Linen indciiLlv, and manifold writing.
This article is absolutely the best pocket ink
stand in the known world, for Il small qranti-
t. folded and placed in the pocket constitutes
travelling inkstand which cannot be broken.
No pen il needed, for "ny stick sl,arpcned to
npint. writes equally with the best gold pen
in the universe. For drawing it is nf!isrcn-
sable. II is indeed the whole art of drawing
and ,ing-taught in one lesson. ANY leaf
plant or flower can be transferred to the pages
OF the album, with minute and distinct re-
sclnbiance Of nature. With equal facility pic.
lures and embroidery patterns can be taken
and have received the highest eulogiuns from
the fair sex, and indeed Il more tasteful prcs-
ent for lady could not be produced This
magic paper will also mark linen, or other
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child can use it with perfect ease. With this
Magic Paper likewise, one or four copies of
every tier written can be secured wi,hou.
any additional labor whatever, making it the
cheapest mad most convenient artcl. cx.nnt.
IL Is hs"t! to great advantage by reporters of
til" pan'ic press, Tci"sr.phc operators anl o
host OF others. Eac'. package contains f,u.
different col"rs-l}lack, Eiu", Green and Rcd
with full and printed instructions. for all {.
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| i is put up in beautifully enu;aelle'i cclorcd
envelopes. with Il truthful Likeness Of the Pro
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| Each and every package warranted
Price 81 n dozen or five for&;. SiuGie pack
ngca % cents.
! Address, post paid, \. HuBBELL.
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
AbbcciUe Disirici-Citation.

:" IIEREAS G. Med. Miller has applied
w to HE for Letters Of Administration, on
all and singular the goods and chatscls, rights
and credits of James ID. Stewart, citizen T"-
siding in New Orleans who has lately depart
ed this life Intestatc, leaving considerable per-
sonal property in !his District, and which the
said G. Med. Miller desires to Administer:
These are, therefore, to cite ana admoni>i
all and singular the kindred and creditors of
said deceased to be aud appear before, me at our
next Court of Ordinary. for the said District,
to be holden at Abbevile G. H., on the sixth
of August next, and show cause why the said
Administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal this -0;h of
July 1856 WILLIAM HILL, D. Il. u.
July 90. t55. II ct
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HODGES INSTITUTE.

HODGES INSTITUTE.
w. p. MoKELLAR, A. b., Principal.
Tuition, from So to 500 per Session of
st 8 Months.
Board, from SO to- $40 per Month.
TNHIS Institution possesses advanta- ga GA
l. ges not surpassed by any cf q like Hiiil
character in the State. Its location is physie.
ally and morally healthy; its building large
and conveniently arranged and it's Library
and Apparatus, already extensive, are contin.
ualiy Increasing.
The 2dSession will open on the last Monday
in July.
Greenwood. s. c.,
June %, 1866, It
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256 Prizes amounting $4,000
Ten Thousand Numbers. The chances to
gain the Capital Prize in the old combination
plan is in 76,O76, in this in 10000 Bills
on all solvent Banks at par. Registered n,oncy
letters at my risk.
TIcKErs--s5 OO-HALvEs 50 5O--ouAErErs 81 %,
Address JAMES. F. WINTER, Manager,
Macon, Georgia.
Drawings sent to MI ordering Tickets. Or
ders strictly confidential.
July IL, 1855. 10 If
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E1saray Toned.

ne MILTON SPEER, residing near
ENI1 Lowndsvillc, tolls before me an Estray
MULE, Of IL mouse color; common size the
left leg behind appears t" have been broken
badly marked with the collar; about ." Years
old. Appraised by W. VI. Bell, r.. 6. Cant
aud W. Prathar at seventeen dollars.
T.. ". CANT, Ar 4. d.
May 10. 1866 8 Am
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5oilaer ana S;,hInct snop,
NEXT DOOR TO TIE r::Ess OFFICE,

NEXT DOOR TO TIE r.Ess OFFICE,
ADBEVILLE COURT HOUSE, S. c.,
THE undersigned, thankful for
Il past favors, and ever ready sJT & II 4
to serve generous public may v u u
he at all times found n, his Sh0p in the East
prn corner of Christian & Dealcs Coach Fac
tory, where he is prepared to make PANEL
UOOES, SASH, BLINDS, MANTEL PIECES,
Dr.. &c.
/ will also make TABLES. DESKS, BOOK
CASES, PICTURE FRAMES, and repair fur.
nture dc.
l will keep constantly on hand ready made
CCFFlNS OF the best material and finest fin
ish. either polished or covered, all Of which
will deliver to any point in the district free
OF charge with hearse or upon railroad if de-
All work done warranted rs good as the best
and cheap according. Ten per cent off for
cash on all work done by me-
80 For reference, apply to anv gentleman
in the Incorpnra,ion G. C.. BOWERS.
June 81, 1853. I #
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The Commissioned aud non Commissioned of:
iie:rs will assemble the day previous for drill
and instruction.
a complete Return of the Regiment is order
ed to be made and delivered on the day Of
Review.
The Colonel Of the Regiment is hereby
charged with the extension of this order
BY Order of S. NJ Wilkes, Brig. Gen'i
lst Brig. Cav, $. {. Militia
J. V. MOORE.
Brigade Major.
July II. 1855. 10 81
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Lun,beF! Lumber

T%IIE subscriber has lately erected Steam
l. SAW MILL, about Eve and half miles
from Abbeville village, on the Snake Roa,,
which is now in full Blast, and is ready to fur:
nish Lumber. at the shortest notice, in any
quantity, of the best quality, and as low down
as it can be done He has now on band lot
of SCANTLING, WEATHER-BOARDIN
FLOORING, INCH PLANK, DC, DC:
s...-[&.-. THOS. JACKSON.
July %. 1856 II St
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The Aba;cyiale Ezearsc.

ENIlE Subscriber has thoroughly fitted up
l. the HEAR5E which was under the
charge of the Town Council, with every thing
complete, and by the direction Of the Council
will endeavor to keep it in good order.
lie will also make COFF!NS Of Black Wal
nut or covered in any style desired, and de-
liver them hy II careful driver (and his own
attention if required) to any part of the Dis
trict. L. J. TAYLOR.
June G. 1853 6 tt
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Dwelling:

there is :,So, a good GIN HOUSE, SCREW,
BARNS and all necessary out houses, fine Or
chards, school house within half n mile, and
tor health the place cannot be surpassed in
Georgia.
Persons wishing to purchase may inquir" OF
II. J. Lar". Esq, nj Liucolnton, or the under
s'rred ON !,ci.re,n;>cs If not disposed of pre-.
vi"ns to 1t Tuesday in Dcccnber llcxt, will of.
fer ,hesn:nc AZ public outcrY,xvpon that day
Terms to suit purchasers 'tsd
JOHN II. TATOM, Jun.
L:nsrlnt"r, Georgia. -,
Jul:'-J lS55 II '"f 4t
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SDcCiaA Notice.

I'VE undersigned wish it 10 be I'M EA
a dcrstood that we DO not keep XfUS
Stable altogether for the accommodation oi iNc
community. We pay rent for our Stables, and
We cannot keep them for the people TO fetch
their corn with them and feed in them. We
have always been able to feed all of the
horses :hat have stopped with us, (by hard
sIuc'zc some t;mcs,) and we think we can do
i, in fulurc. MATHIS & SALE.
.Abbbcville G. II. ss
June 20, 1853 St
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She Is about twenty or twcnty-one years old ::
five feet fcar or five inches high; of copper
complexion some of her front teeth slightly
decavcd; large feet, and ances somewhat in
cllned inward; had on when she left white
fr"ck and checked apron
| will pay TEN DOLLARS for her delivery
to the jailor Of Ahbcville. have good reason
TO believe she IS harhorel in the nei~hbc,hopd
and l Will give TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS
reward for proof to convict the person So har-
hnring her. if white, or FIVE DOLLARS if
black. | will pay ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
for proof to convict any one Of stealing her.
L. l.. OWEN.
Ab5ev;lc c. H., S. G., July II, ls5:5. il'f