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eITl ND STiTE DEPARTMENT.

taN,rsI. - MOTT 'lde second concert 81
the f.yS uHk5 NDsI VI A. =iAfGpS will ta@e
,laec h. n'gIt al Dtpua IIAll. sine The
fr-i concert The member Of t.. Association
La,c bccn practising regu,ar, ,upd from PERSONAL
kuoslcdge static flat the> Las.ma '"a-4d.
cradle improvement, aud viii NOT fail i impress
their audience With thai fat. y p,rliaa OF The
proceeds ri the coucert VII Ice appropriated t"
the re1 II tine poo # the cit 8; and - deeply
regret 10 harm that there uoa ~ much want
nud suffering among that sla,- ii ON eit]en-,
it, their has been any TIM dalHg In winter,
W. hop lrge audience eill greet III second
appearance Of our talented Orohe.t.".
Re4 A.B.NAN Zixr.-W. have - plea
ure If announcing that this earael and eloquent
gentleman sill deliver lecture in TIL ei'r ueNt
Wednesday night H comes nj the invitation
Of the H,1i~f S,ej,ly. aal the rroored, oflhr
lecture viii 20 h the Treasurer Of that ~, 'eia
ton. W are nor yet informed what viii be the
subject II the address, h1t will be all, Ia nuke
il known 6afrre the tim arrives. The announce
mont of the contemplated Wit Of Alr. Yam Zant
viii he highly gratifying II our citl'ns; Tor So
nrc not very often favored with Il .itoraI. cn'er
lainmcnt, such a. liz lecture viii he.
March weather for the last Lew days-eoId aud
windy
..= =, ~. -.
VIZ, L. '''''''',' 90 ~ Nv -, ,',
ton died suddenly nj hi. residence, ncer th"t
p'aae, on "Wednesday night last. lie bad been
uuwell for some two weeks, but mot seriously.
lis death WIS unexpected, a. he wa sitting IN
mn a,licrr IN ,Is' u,rafI-ls. and :, n,o.t WORTHY
.,l,.-,.o,,,l ..i..,..s
.Irpcr BAYf,..- lhe committee of Congress
l. .,.. .,..,,,.,, inv. ,;,,tod
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a., DO M. hin, II, her representation. and
H. %orib .,inin,,. bat II .ya. attributable to tho
id.,f .mi.,,aii.u zoiiina in 1T am4rief. H.
la.I bapel That h,re ST.. common ground f.. anire
,,n.,,.-tb. Democrat from convictions Of 1ai,.
,al ,Lo VIII. fr..,..# -, nf. ni,,riotisp
m. kgny Nothing, Ind been wnrred on in n
.g.r. II Indifference le regretted tn var Oh
then. Ie refused ~ ioiu IN tint war-=lro refused
=. b.,.4a II l.a.,,. 10 thorra.4ae. Jaw no ron.
-, a., ,,,ori,l with tbrni. but could a4,ry
-, #,b, / sborl3,ot i.,n ia the butter and
u4,.ciIa.pl,.,. ,.,.r upon thsn. Aud here | su,
T. for. ed md in tn Gfe Of man, | eill net ia
=, vii NOT drnsng,e hem nor ioin in the
~. h,r=tns, il drfsai- a prrni plun fihat al
adj. .f,.rrcd f. ,yr prr-iirc.1 Hence. Wien /
US t.r..-c,l IN Frederick .burc pressed 80
,.Iv--l would not. The speaker -ai1 he
n#au,.l,f# this -af1cit.ail, cnndid for this time
r,rh.p. for all tim. ! do uutapproye the %
cfei rngei5ue.. bat That r. ~ privilege viii not
deny.
sat - my friend, -son. bat lrl,.ft" me
Balic,r thut | hive no treason ia my heart 10
ien Denpcrafie unrtY. | don't rely on the stat
uaof Limitations iarmy record Of Drm"crncy.--
Ny nuieecdcnf~ are known of all mon. ] ~nrn
,6n to 6evar.. whea the -edacer comes. When
the rc,iIeroppronche- yoa. n-k whit smith has
d1nel Nithosl dcsiliug IL he understood IL at
all cgo6,:icaI Lr ui-It nquirc: Who would
have supposed !llnt Tin hltt, al l. 10 should be
Of the .#aoc rartv in l-55. and that thi- same
party should beroad, 10 hang. draw, gihbct, cut
n.d unalhr Aiu iar the sake u that .eadtug
Wing That lov- should now he cracking whips
over bis head
lmnrafut,le after Gor. SNItu had closed,
ErsrAeG Co>NAq. Esq.. rose 10 reply. We
should be pleased Ia give IN extended notice II
tbs bout. but our limits fobid.
Mr. CoNWAY had hoped that M langnng" would
be use by GOV Smith IL mike response nee
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COMMERCIAL.
Lynchburg Tobacco and Wheat Market
l..

Lynchbrrg Tobacco and Wheat Market.
MARCH l0th, le5j
TOBBACCo.--T now crop begins to come in
more freely, and prices wciI supported for all
kinds. There is little or no change in price.
W. quote Wv Lug. common To good. AZ
from % tn 81 00 Leaf, common, from 30 t.
- 90. No Tine shipping or manufacturing Of
frring.
WnEAT.-White IS to Sl.85 Red $40 10
Il 30 for good and rAtra.
FLorR.--Suprrfne $50 To $3.50, family 50
50 to 500.
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LiNCHBTRG llRGINIAN.
Ex-QeveInor smith and the canvase


the 'Straerjinaf, nominations At >taanton md
the stnctnreN 81 the demoe'ntlr press upon his
own course seem t" A. the ehllli1lons Of spirit
100 mahiV II FOLLOW tue iaIse lead OF Pre>umfn-
"ns ana seh-Alnoihied guides, and too honest To
restrain liz indignant resentment Of injustice
anu wrong. W csu appreciate the emotion
which inprlS = faithful and VETERAN democrat to-
neh'unee As 'moa'trous' the conduct OF chmge'
ing and penieethcr pahieian, WHO as-'ae to
u'c'ato I" aud direct Inn. H. Nj Sighting ih'
uauohui AMI toiiSone battles ct In party 19'"
'heS W'fe munfhng gingerbread "' ssh'''' ''
''stsihg eooi, 900 The huhlli'- -ti'#'Hss - NhiE
CRY. we" mah j." 'A''a'm 'u'i ~ '''s NV
driver qua d'h' understand ~. "fI'
may ~ KICK Nae,' me i''P's en-. s''".'i'u ''a'
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W. ~ n.y. Ier i'g'"1 e''%eer 'he hnee
/ N'lEast" hHa We Ann hho" Nairna 3 heha'l
h''ll 81 lrs'a ''l" l"' mean. D. Il" gnsw"'.d
IN" le' ''''7 "'h me fem"= ia.'' Ns SO atl"h i
N"rtasa '~aHiy, Hiih'uga b. "a' MT candidate
/ i'f F"l''net' 'To.' #nrlt ir'' Tx O er s.
+ ny t''r'" ~ me N'n'h'on '"N'hi" a wht1
h" a'teior"ed All snrh lsarp ~ 'i Re r. nptoi.E
i"ro'a "" $50 a In nam "9t"h hstandins
which AN '''' - t.e klelaa"'9 In lh'rer -
| shu thot II ihcNrd lranHH'7.# Ia N' .rttel
PLAINLY nlnai"a there VIVA sa'"''. mnn y coad
and WEI eh'".tali! tap"r
lNae"''l'l coho'Ihe" III I'VE h'mi cation !
itlt a. az GA Liner TINT Ero"N injustice nad b' en-
done fh ngre'd 10 H-~n"t d,ten in ii Is ho' r"
but t'1i IT sat aihr5s, youns'T 'nemb"fs OF Inc
party ma f"aua"'" II, ans Il" could only .
'""h' i"r TINS o'ehos' they "fLr 4""hetF' ami
thelf swallowing organs more elastic fhan ts
old Liners regretted the ho'nlhatIoh beoah !"
loved Inc d""o2rRuo part imeurh"d ovei 1
! fe' great "r"fG MAO h''h done. bui
h'ld my tongue never volunteered conv' .
Eatleh 80 'G' IT, .'i e'H cypress my ieehnl'4
whel' adhl'sHre' 1N l }" u 'lafh1i"f'suc A.
sp'ab my sth''"te''~ "h'H e"u'dier' l@dthlIt
that thirty tour }e"rs q eeu'e service ,ntltled
IA" t. the privilege "i Yotns,i pleased or -
Withholding IT went {" r"der'' hshar., AMI
r'Snontd III conversation, winch II bent cratic
organ TOOK np aud spread -net Ire Ia" worm
thnt - Wead upon WI tam hl"u Ills oepfessor'
bat = 'o"ms tins prNllef" isd''tea m9. y meet
ing L. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ara Passed, and am
rtdd o"f 81 me f"ufA.
In II private 'euti. ~ lar hAc~ p l'a' tmpeF,
continued h"N' smith SAID contingency mshS
occnr-that II frank 'ecentat''a me'u udlcs
my support of Mr.. Ni-e-a contingency IL
which ! might 60 the entire SWINE BC' how
was met! fI-t comes an impeachment editorial
Iin fha Recorder then follows these resolutions
L" pet lne ppt ~ the party, prcdleated on the re
ports of Madame Rnmor have goa" It long
time and the smith Of 1855 has not vet leru
called on to answer the Smith Of ISl4, If [
had t" fpeak out, | must haze given utter
unce IL my honest opinions. gEd thnt must have
been Ia liz disadvantage ~ The uouanon!
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sec this letter in your columns, and will begin to
heave the lead to find out their sounding~.-N'
\ ~ r1Id
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

To my Fetiow Cii=e,s Of Lynchburg.
have determined 10 become n candidate for
the office of Sergeant of the city Of Lynchhnrg,
al the ensuing election. If il shall be the pleas
arc Of the people among whom | have lived for
the greater portion of my life. and whose friend
ship hattrr myself have ENJOYED for that pc
riod of time. to elect me To Tint Office, | need
scarcely say that | shall devote alim my time aud
energies iaihe ft'thfd discharge of the duties
which il dcyoyc-. This j. IN office purely of u
n.ine,s character: il has never been connected
with In, party topic Of the day d" not pro.
posi- ta change ils character in this respect and
th,I,tar, wish it distinctly Hde rstood, TINT !
run II, an independents candidate. free from all
pnrty influences.
mll2 dt,if RO. cav HON.
NOTICE. -liran NILSSON l. Il candidate for
the oiicc of ATTORNEY for the Commonwealth for
Franklin county.
The election takes placc IN the fourth Thurs
dnv in Nav nr>f. nhl2 cl2lmaY
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CATTLE, HOGS AND SHEEP.
mn-S3 % Il - ~ per cwt. gro,r, which
j. - 90 Il so On net.
Hoos-$6 - Il = per hundred Supply mod.
crate.
snrrr-s3,uS. per head.
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able presumption that the importation Of thirsty
ambition in that direction i, without prof. III
whole progress Of he var ha- Illus far. he thinks.
favored this conclusion. Ii has hi Tor it. Oh
iec; not thu defence Of Turkey, hs.ey.. bui he
rc.trIctinn and halniIial-an u Ru-sl-
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PoIlicAL IarNs.-The fredericksburg r.
cordtr has the following:
We arc authorized tosay dat Major 0a,or
NJ CrutcAtirld will BE- candidate for II. election
a., tI,;, aat,ni,,
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HEAD QUARTERS,
Eighth Regiment S. G. Militia.

ORDER NO. -
'EllE Lower and Upper Battaiions composing
j. the Sth Regiment of Infantry South Car
olina Militia, will parade for Drill and Review
at their respective parade grounds, at 10
o'clock a. H., on the following days:
The Lower battalion Mt Bradeys Old Field,
on Wednesday, tie I'd May next.
The Upper battalion nt McCaw's Old Field.
on Saturday, the 5th of May.
Commissioned and Eou.commssioned offcers
Will attend at each place the day previous for
drill and instruction.
Major W. u. Rogers and Captain Joseph H.
Cunningham will extend this order throughout
their respective commands
Officers of the line and staff are required to
appear in full uniform.
Also, Captains of Companies will order the
pioneers of their respective Beats to appear at
10 o'clock IL. H. on day Of drill.
BY order of Lieut. Col. II. II. HARPER.
j. G. WILSON, Adj't.
April G, 1855 4s 4w
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BENEFICIAL RESULTS invaribly follow
the administering of STABLER'S ANODYNE
CHERRY EXPECTORANT in cases of Coughs
Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma, Group, and Throat
and Lung complaints generally. 1t is not
claimed that it will cure in all cas.e, but none
have come to our knowledge where it failed to
give relief; while at the same time, thousands
of instances have occurred where its effects
have been SO marked, that they have been wide
ly noticed nnd commended. The DIARRHOSA
CORDIAL, it is candidly believed is unequallcd
in diseases of the bowels and its curative prop.
critics have been wonderfully experienced in
numeruos cases. Therefore, you are advised to
make trial of these good medicines" should
you or your family require their aid
Sec descriptive pamphlets, to be had graf
is OF the agents. Price of each, only so
cents per bottle, or six bottles for 50 so.
E. II. STABLER g. CO., Proprietors,
Wholesale Druggists, Baltimore.
Sold by DIR. F. F. GARY, Cokesbury;
WARDLAW & LYON, Abbeville C. H.;
HAVILAND, HARRAL d Co.,
Wholesale agents, Charleston !;
And by Merchants generally.
March 8, 1866 A CIV
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eY- Repairing Neatly Executed. e:
Abbevillc c. IT,, January ls, 1855
JOCA SSEE.

TNIiE fullbloodrd Horse, JOCAS- ~
i, SEE, will stand the ensuing Avn
spring season as follows: On Monday, at B,z.
II Cnllnham's; on Tuesday, Mt T. Tribes. ESQ:
on Wednesday, nt 6. B. Clmkscule's, Esq: on
Thursday, at Abbevllo c. H.; on Friday. Mt
David keliars, Esq; on Saturday, at Due
He will DO let to Mares at Ten Dollars ipsu.
rance. Twenty-Five conts to the Groom in ev-
cry instance. Every possible care will be ta-
Ken to prevent accidents, but no liability for
any. Season to commence tho 10th of March,
and end the 10th of June.
PEDIGREE
JOCASSEE is a fine blood bav, Of fine form
and muscular power. He was sired by Mai
Whitfield's celebrated Waverly, in the spring
of lS4S-Waverly by old Bertrand, of Ken.
by the renowned horse Sir Archy; his dam
Eliza, own sister to the celebrated running
horse Gallatin by imported Bedford Jocas.
sees dam was got by Bedford, a descendant
from the renowned Kirksey's colt; and he by
the imported bedford; his grand-dain by Phe-
nomcnon, and he by Sir Archy; his g. G. dam
by Leopard, and he BY the celebrated Quick
silver, a horse of great renown in his day.
From this pedigree it will at once appear
that Jocassee has descended from a pure an
cestry. as much SO rs any horse in the country
Wavcrly, the sire of Jocassec, stands unrivaled
at the present day in this country, having OBJ.
tanned premium in 1914 at Greenville, and
also at Newberry in ls46. also at Pendeton
and Anderson, being the best stallion exhibited
on each occasion.
Jocasseo is placed so low in price as to be
within the reach Of every man who is ablo TO
own mare, and in fact very low for O. horse of
his blood, and in form and figure, size, beauty
and color all combined can vie with any horse.
Every person desirous of raising fine stock,
will do well to patronse this full ll-blooded ind
beautiful stallion. = o..
A. c. HAWTHORN.
Due West, S. c., March, 1855. As sn,
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MARKETS.

.ABBEVILLE, April I've again have the
pleasure Of noting an advance of full quarter
OF a cent on previous prices in coiton-thc in
tclligence per steamer Baltic having stiffcncd
all the American markets. There has been
but little offering here for the week under re-
view until yesterday buyers taking it at full pri-
ccs with but few words. We now quote Ordi-
nary TO Good Midt0i"g from to s4. We no.
ticed the sale of one lot of Prime at 81 cents
rerpound on yesterday.
COLUMBIA, April lO.-CorroS.-Our cot
ton market was brisk and animated yesterday;
the demand was good at an advance of / and
in some instances cent on the current rates of
the previous day. Some $50 bales were sold
Mt Z to 81 cents extremes.
CHARLESTON, April 9.-CorroS-The
sales to-day amounted to $500 bales. mt the fol-
lowing particulars: 72 bales at II; l05 at S.;
80 at 81; 165 at 81: 425 at 81; 1873 nt So; PA
Mt 81: 200 at ST; 2Gs at 9; III ut 94: 800 at %;
1872 at %; lG0 ut %.
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Head Quarters,
SIATH REGIMENT s. C. H.,
MARCH 27, 1856.

MARCH ~, 1886.
ME Upper and Lower Battalione, composing
l. the 9th Regiment of Infantry South Car.
olina Militia, will parade for Drill and Review
Mt their respective parade grounds at 10
o'clock, A. NJ, on the days following:
The Upper Battalion at brakes Old Field,
on Saturday, the 9th of May next;
The Lower Battalion at Chalk Level, on
Saturday, the 10Th Of May.
Commissioned and commissioned officers
will attend at each place the day previous for
drill and instruction.
Lieut.; Col. Ciinkscaies and Ma; Hodges arc
charged with tho extension of this order
throughout their respective commands.
The Jocasscc Band will attend at brakes on
Saturday, the 5th May, and the New Market
Band at Chalk Level on Saturday. the 18th of
May. Officers of the line and staff will be re-
quircd to appear in full uniform.
By order Of Col. I. j. RoBrETs
J. j. ADAMS, AdIt
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Shcriff',S Sales.

pY Virtue of various writs of tieri facias to
- me directed, will sell, on the first Mon.
day in May next. at Abbeville Court House,
within the legal hours of sa!e:--
All the interest of John McIlwain, now de-
ceased, in the lands ofthc Abbcville Land Com
rany, known as Magazine Ilill," which were
not conveyed to purchasers before the death OF
the said John Mcllwnin, deceased; levied on rs
the property Of John McIlwain, ads. Samuel
r. Morrah, ST., and d. l.. Donald, VS.. VIM. Hill
and L. A. Sale, Admr's
One house and lot near Douald's Depot. con
tanning one acre, more or less, bounded by
James Searight and j. W Richcv, us the prop
"rty Of Arch. VI. Young, ads. the State and
others.
Also, one lot at Donalls Depot, containing
one acre. more or less, bounded hy Samuel Don
ald Mrs. Jane Scaright. and Others. rs the prop
erty of the same, ut the suit Of the same.
Terms--Casll.
T. Il. COCHRAN, S. A. d.
Sheriff. Office April lu, 1855.
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FULLER'S HAT STORE,
2}S, RICHlRESON ST.,
G. O l. l. NJ BIA. S. c..

NEAR THE NEW STATE CAPITOL.
'F>liE Proprietor of this celebrated Establish
L ment, although only nine months has
elapsed since he commenced business on his
o'cm dccow" Yet it affords him great pleasure To
state to the a,ahrs and citizens generally, of
ABBEElLLE, that he hns met with that sue.
cess that seemed to warrant large increase of
stock and store-rnoni. both of which additions
are nearly complete, and will be arranged for
the rhoicSaic trade.
sY- Five per cent. off on hills Of fifty dol
lars. Terms cash on delivery in every instance
March Ii, 1855 Gnov 20, '54
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.ss, Testimonials, &c.

A few Extracts
foun1H tand
o uircilc Court, Ca
to jacobs Cordial
I'm j.
LUxp:nw
Superior Court, Cherokee eCirtit
invaunl allie,
SUPERIOR else
A. GArlInxc DrmtvG u. Of cGrndIin
al l"araLo
% to thn sat head OF
is
g. y of the of Genrga,(
nv Cordial stand
r Diseases. From the Oft
of
ri in can Fire Insurn Bank
efficient celebrity
. Nayo5
orlmr= ArA,r,l Hodge Depot:
X G. jccnwo
JuH SMITL CkShu L.ap. .lAERM6 6
WM Propieto
ct w York.
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Dissolution.

T>HE Firm of GRIFFIN, GRAYDON d co.
L was dissolved by mutual consent, on the
first of January last. Those indebted will
please call and make settlement ,cithout delay
with S. E. Graydon, who has charge of the
books, papers, &c. We dislike to ''dun" our
friends. but in this case we have no choice
We are i'll debt. and are compelled to raise
money. We hope. therefore, that this call will
not he dsregarded.
Cokesbury, April 10, 1856 40 IF
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Bargains i'm Dry-GOOds.
GREAT REDUCTION!

NJ. STRAUSS, COkcsbury.
rJNilE Subscriber respectfully informs his
l. friends and customers that he is now in
receipt of NEW STOCK of
Fall and Winter Goods,
At greatly reduced prices; consisting Of gen
cral assortment Of seasonnble Dry Goods, viz:
Prints,
Ginghams, Mouslin
dc Laines, Merinos, Cashmeres
Scotch Plaids Alpncas, Black
SIks, etc.; Kerseys, Georgia
Plains Satinets, Cassimeres,
and Broad Cloths Blankets
Wanncis, and Linseys; also, a
full assortment of Hosiery En-
broiderics, Ribbons and Gloves
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
BEEBE HATS and CAPS. BOOTS
AND SHOES HARDWARE,
CROCKERY, and GROCERIES,, at very low
prices, and, for Cash, at Narket prices
Also, q very fine assortment of NEGROES
BROGANS, SALT, BAGGING, ROPE, and
TWINE. 80
n. STRAUSS.
Cokesbury. Oct, 1854. 25 If
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SPECIAL NOTICE,

I WISH to inform my friends and c.r-~s.
customers that | am still in the f;l-:::t.E
CARRIAGE BUSINESS. in ts place, aud
ready to do imy work We'll, and as low as pos
>bl:. (New work warranted for twelve
m"nths.)
Emi wish to be unlcrs:o oo,l that from this
date all 'o''s done ut my shop amounting. to
five dollars and over, must be settled for, either
by C''sh "r Cash Notes, before lakrii'awnv
Ny reason for this is, that my stock is ca:E,,
MY hands are cash, my provisions are cash, and
cash must have f-r nay work.
J.. J. TAYLOR
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Administrators Notice.

TNIIE Estate Of X. 3. Cater, deceased. will
Il be settled in the Ordinary's Office Alb
beville district, OH the first day of June, next.
All persons concer- ed are hereby notified of
the same, and those due tile Estate are required
to pay upsoon Those having demands will
present them duly nttcsted, as after said settle.
ment, the Administrator will pay no notice to
such claims. WILLIAM A. GILES
Administrator.
March l. 1855. 43 3m
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Superb Painting.

TINE Subscriber would inform the public that
Z he is prepared to execute all kinds of
PAINTING, such Is Sign, Ornamental, Chair,
Vanishing Furniture, DC, in the best style
Having procured the services of an accomplish
ed workman, lie feels assured his work will
please. Carriages and Bugges painted in the
finest STYLE on MS reasonable terms as possible.
Give lis tr!@!, 7. J, TAYLOR,
AbbeyI1lc G, H., Jan, ], 1855.
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March l, 1855.
Notice to Guardians, &c.

4 IL Guardians, Trustees and Committees.
~ liable to account in my Office, are hereby
notified to make their Annual Returns by the
second day Of April next, or in default thereof.
rules will he issncd against them
W. II. PARKER, G. E. a. d.
Commissioners Office,
Feb 10th, 1858. =
g, Feb. %, 1855. AZ Ct
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EDWARD WESTFIELD,
ABBEVILLE COURT HOUSE, S, C,

ID ETURNS thanks for past fnvors, and re-
hspectfully solicts continuance ofthe same..
He keeps constantly OH hand, Of his own manu-
fncture, Large Assortment of SADDLES,
HARNESS, BRIDLES. MARTINGALES. DC.
Also, WHIPS STIRRUP IRONS and Bits
Being practical workman, he is preparedto
make to order nll kinds of Saddles, Harness and
Military Equipments. at short noticesiand at az
low prices as any other establishment2,
eB- Particular attention paid to all kinds Of
Repairing.
June 3, 1854 66 .SH ::
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CANDIDATES FOR 0FFICE.

cB- The friends of EIMROD McCORD re-
spectfully announce him as Candidate for
Sheriff at the ensuing Election.
eY- The friends of Capt. s. A. HoDoEs res.
pectfully announce him rs q candidate for Tan
Collector at the ensuing election.
cy- The friends of JonN r. Wilson respect.
fully announce him as candidate for Tar Col.
tecto7 Of Abbeville District, at the ensuing elee
tion.
GSy- WE are authorised to announce the Rev.
JAMES Moore as n candidate for reelection as
1ar- Collector Of Abbcvilc District, at the en-
suing election.
EB" The friends of JAMES N. VANDIVER
respectfully announce him as a candidate for
1az Collector Of Abbeyille District, at the en-
suing election.