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TIEyl r1T1JSf PROTECTION INgaIAANcE oonPANY
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TEE MUTUAL PROTECTION INga1h4AcE COMPANY
OF NASHVILLE, TEaEESsEK ..i -,
I HSFFICE over Sheppard Il Cos. E1ch4 Office, viii
| I insure on tnd MUTUAL PRINCIPLE, Houses,
Mercbsndize &c, &c, de-, against Loss or Damage By
Fire. Steamboats, any of ths Western waters against the
Hazards Of Inland Navigation and the Gagees OF vessels Of
every description against the Pers of the Seas and Rivers
Alsa the Lives of persons good health for single year
for of years. during life. Also Bank Notes trans
mitsed per mail. sfiC.a9 atC 70 nta 4 il,z1'
u All persons having their yes or properly insured in his
Institution entitled full participation a all the prof
it's liability 10 loss 5eyond the amount OF Pre-
miums which they may pay. ~
! sI-sqb ~ 90 .15D = M. s. PITCHER, President
-sgifrg spcoistaRq J.BlJoANSON, Vice President p
@. j. T. WHARTON, SecTetary.s r. ssgof -is janl r
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BLACKWooD's EDINBURGH MAGAZINE Tory). g1
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Us Public Sale of Valuable Zeal Estate,
p. A 7 THE COURT HOUSE at 10 O'Clock, A NJ on Sat.
IN urday, May 18th, We will sell to the highest bidder
by Addition; fronting l25 feet on Sycamore street and
running back 2lO feet to aey-Sy camore street runs
parallel to the GaIlatin Pike. Also small Brick Dwelling
ia Bosworths Rowhe lot fronts about q feet on Cherry
street. BY ISs feet deep Also very desirable Building Lot
the New Orleans Railroad Depot fronting l82 feet on
Hume street. and running back 1876 feet Terms six and
twelve months credit with interest for notes satisfactorily
secured PAYABLE in Bank, aud q lien retained.
very great bargain WILDE given at private SALE any
or all OF the above valuable property. -
q - J. L. 4 z. W. BROWN ~
-..l - II AZ, Cherry street
fuy5 E. IIAssnaox Auct'r 49, E'.''If
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DAVIS 4 SWAMI

8 ~.Ht.f Ia s1S WA64,
AUCTION * COMMISSION MERCHANTS. u
No, 70 Public Square, EashziIls, Tennsasss.- ..s
now in Store, unusually large and select .tock
Of Groceries Liquors. Wines ae all u this sessaas
nporahns by the recent vas from Nsz Ossae
CSnciEnah and Pittsburg, among which are
hz 2 .4s5 hhds New Crop Sugar, Of all grades from
.r--i-, sliua to very tine; - ~. .-..
-, II. Is hhds White Chrystalized Sugar;
500 barrels aud 4 barrels; Mcissses; lE
. $50 bags New Crop Rso Coffee; Il I-..... .... -
.., 50 bags Old Govern meni Java Coifss:
p - 100 bbls Loaf Sugar, all qHstiss; y
sssaI so bbls best Crushed Sugar, No.
i-e1. 20 bbls Crushed Sugar, second quality;
ID rs boxes Gun Powder, Imperial and Black Tsas. f.i
20 tiarces Carolaa hce, fresh;
% ebls No. 3 AackeTei; 5ceroons Indigo;
100 boxes CnAssfkh q tie 400 bxs sSsres f,sSs.- -
loo boxesscnsea srriugs; 500 kegs Wheeling Nails ali
500 boxes W K. Cheese; sizes;
loo boxes Fox Pearl Starch leo 0o0 Havana Cigars;
so bags PePperi a. Ice boxes Melee dos ,l,eC
25 bags Spice; It's boxes Va. and XIV To-
teree, Dutch Nader; haceo, various qaahsiss
'iaYo1 e.-t- loo boxes Star Candles F -. -.
The above stock viii be added 10 during the season by
Seexy arrivals from New Orleans Cincinnati and Pftts
burg by which intend making stock sways large
sn vel assorted and invite the ii couniry
merchants visiting Nashville give goods and prices
careful exainipsron house in tEe south Wesf viii
hold cot greater Inducements than We intend 10 do
DAVIS / SWAMI.
p. Swe Will have regular AUCTION Sales every TUES
DAY Ihronghoai the season a. 0leF1 ~ D. as. "a
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FARMING IMPLEMENTS AT
Il. ). WELE.Es,S.

No. 35, Market Street, Nashville, Tenn.
HAVE just received, and offer for sale all kinds Of
implements and Tools for farming purposes such az
Steel Piows, iarows. Corn SheliSrs Crushers LARGE
Boilers, Spades, Mattocks Shoves Picks Manure Forks
and Hay d. lr word have every tool in the garden
ing and farming business ell of which will be seld on
liberal terms ..
Also--I an in receipt of large lot Of Garden and
Flower Seeds Of the most superior quality fram d. Lam
creth, oi Philadepha. warrant Them TO give satsac.
tou. Come and try them. IiauII-ff'
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A Likely YOUNG NEGRO WOMAN TO
"A SELL OR SWAP have Negro Woman of The
above description which will sell or swap for other negro
property. She is not 10 be sent out of the COUNTY
miss .sA REFS W, PORTER SO Cedar st.
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- ing OF JAS Chnrns. Jugs Mix Pans Better CrJcks
4c Of every size, just received.
t9 10. g. BROWN. 45 College al
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4 band. BARCLAY, Perkins 4 Co.'S celebrated Ioad0a
Porter aud Mems Scotch Ale - :.
. je9 DO. @ BROWN. a CoIIsue Al =
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Several trsprers from the Rocky mountains re.
Gently came down to5St. Ljuis- by the steamer
Cataract They report not MOI g than six inches
snow in the mountains, and say there viii be no
foad this season from the sources of the Missouri
river .-s.---s s-ss L.15 q G. ~ s-s115--
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DEARL STARCH boxes OF a vsry superior
Il article Of Starch, just received By
jg 10 G BROWN AZ ColJeSe 81
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| Comprising Of the most desirable ASSORTMENT.
aver offered selected from he very .ssss NJ
| In THE EASTERN CITIES during the months Of Sop
ember and October under the circumstances Rrat.
sd that can offer such nducements as w enable Al "a
mchase. 80 --a,s4t ,,y fslf;sI ~
Ibavs Iare and well selected assortment Of Silks st all
PRICES, and well suited for the Fall trsds d. d3l
Super Brocade Striped Silks; Rich Ponlt de Sole Silks;
q Plaid Gaeie, do Btf B wsfd new style;
} I" Gros de Aprigne do :" Gro dc Rhine, (sll
I" Plaid and striped Silk, ..g,,, widths)
Wedding and Evening Dresses (bsass variety cheap
Silks Of all wSS1sS sGS1 1f ii DRESS GOODS, 9agI
Tartan Plaid tall colors and widtheG 1 "a II
p Real French Merinos from so cents uPs 80
house de LAines 50, Ga widths.
Superfne Bombazinex -
White Cashmeres De Ecosse; u ~
Valencia Robes, (rich) : fl ael-
And great variety Of other styles, new and cheap
LACE GOODS. og',, 0gfs.. 20 10 T
Medallion Maltese Collars and Sleeves z sale, "a
=. Morning Collars and Slseyss.
French Embroidered Handkerchiefs t519i.j I5aa4 5;
Mourning, do. s.'i > ia''sia e-H
Applique Spriggs, Cambria Founcing and Bands - n
Embroidered Chemizets and Sleeves Il asu'sj -ss-s
Vsenceune and Maltese Laess and Edgings Jscne and
CLOATs, TALMAs, sHAwLS, ss,e. 800
beautiful variety Of Cloth and Velvet Cloaks hmas
Grape Shawls, Terkere and Thbbet Shawis Ca shnere
Scarfs, &c a.... .-s.. 80 "a - -. -
LINEN HOSIERY AND GLOVES. ...s,l
Table DnmGsk s4, Ga 10-4, liza, l2-4; Pillow Case
Linens Barnsley Shesting; Brd-Eye Diaper Hlaceabae
Crash Napkins and lrsh Linens French Linen Cebric;
English Silk and Cotton Hosiery; Winter Hosiery all kinds
Ladies' and Gentlemens Kid Gloves Beaver and auntle
Gloves, &c, DC. IL IL. i..sl ~ -.
CLOTHS, CAsSIMERES, FLANNELS AND
BLANKETS y,l .ef .f.-d. rs- \
French and English Cloths and Csssisres (great pAist
(Vcrh. Rapkef pfa all kTuNa
Tweeds (eIl wooE) Plaid Lnseys Real Welch F1snnels
&c Domet &C., DC: and all other descriptions de- &C.
COTTON GOODS. ~
Sheeting (aI widths;) Beached and Brown Donestics
English and American Prints; Hoyles Prints and great
variety Of other Goods i - i..-7 .ss is9-7--- q
Gail and examine my Stock of Goods To CASH BUY
ERS and PUNCTUAL CUSTOMERS great Inducements
viii be offered JAMES NfcH0L. -
Nashville, Nov. S, 1894 IL. -. - - - 80 -
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fNOD-LivER OIsa.-5 Gre. genuine Cod Liver OIL
~ inst received from Rushtou, Clark & Goa by ~. =
jes JO. G. BROWN. As College 81.
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NJ EDICiNE CHESTS.-Jnst opened a ine lot II
WI Medicine Chests suitabe for FAMILIES or Pia ntsous
Also, dozen Physieans saddle Bags assorted styles
Je5 10 c. BROWN "a Collesra al
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u. SHEFFIELD, II D,
IOMCENPATIffC PHYSICIAN.

EEFEkENCES:
Rev. j. A. BOlles, Cleveland, Ohio
Rev q. B. Perry,
Prof G, ID. Williams 4"
Prot. J. II. Pue Cincinnati, Ohio.
Prof Z. c. Witherill, e"
DR.. j. ID. Armstrong, Louisville, KY.
Rev Charles Tones Nashville Tenn.
Mr. }. 3. Cruigheld, :" g"
oFFICE-No 6615 Cherry Street, Up stairs-5 door
south Of the Post Office. IA. T....
Nashville March %, lSJ5-6m. .. . -.. ........
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Of the above just received, Of prime quality ssid 10
10 10 G. BROWN, 43 College At
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nLItE OII..-2J boxes Olive OIL just arrived Al
" So dozen Of choice brand ct Tuscany Oil which IA
superior 70 ibe ordinary OiFe OIL sold for tab use
sjs9 10 o.. BROWN. 43 ColIeve 81
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/ EEEH ES.-i,UOO Swedish Leeches on hand and a.
L ! see oy 10 G. BROWN. IS CaIlvgs St
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ZINC PAINT AZ OLA freso Ot Of Zrnc PANT
N in OIL; also, China aEd snow White in Vernisb
i Just received and for sale bT A STRETCH.
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NEW CorFEE.

0Nn BAGS rew Rio Coffee fresh importation jasi -
ZS1t recei we'd from New Orleans. For sals ey
dscl7 DAVIS SWAMI
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Tor JELLIF:s.-i60 lbs ising..s S,sci md sS5-7-
Z Also gruss Sparkling GelAfine Dupuys EIlrsrt ef
Vanilla, sc. Tat - -ltf f r' : Ii-f7T- =
je9 -r 10 G. BROWN, a CoJ,eos 4. f
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SPECIAL MEDICAL NOTICE.
Cure Of DyspeD


FTHE undersigned is being consulted by let
Il ter from all parts of the Union, by those
who are suffering from DYSPEPSIA and its
consequent general weakness, muscular relax.
alton, and nervous debility. Having for the
last few years, in his practice of medicine, turn
ed his attention entirely to the treatment OF
this disease he is enabled from his large expe-
ricnce to institute Il popularity of treatment
that will enable the patient to sec, feel, and
k"oS, after day or two's treatment, that his
recovery has already commenced. Has he
dry tongue, thirst, loss of appetite, constipa.
ton of bowels, nausea and vomiting?-is the
skin dry, harsh with unnatural heat2-is he
troubled with sleeplessness, starting in his
sleep, solcmncncy, impaired volition-with
palpitation or "futtering'' of the heart, and
easily ont of breath by quickened excrtions :
All these after one, two, or three days treat
ment will commence to disappear.
Terms OF TREArMESr.-$5 90, for first con-
sultation. Medicine forwarded by mail, with
full and explicit written directions of the course
of treatment, DC, to be pursued. Each subse.
quent consultation and medicine forwarded,
81 90. Money remitted in all instances should
be registered at the post office AL letters
to be addressed to the undersigned
WILLIAM w. BLISS, NJ. D.,
20 Bcekman Street, New York.
Now2, 1856. 6m.
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

eB- The friends of 8. @. ". DILL reapect-
fully announce him Candidate for Sheriff. at
the next Election.
eB- The friends of W ". GRIFFIN respect.
fully announce him candidate for Sheriff at
the ensuing election. May 7, 1856.
eB- The friends of NIBiROD McCORD re-
spectfully announce him as a Candidate for
Sheriff at the ensuing Election.
eB The friends of Capt. 8. A. Hoposs res,
pectfully announce him as candidate Soa Zds
Collector at the ensuing election.
EB The friends Of JonH r. W11sox respect.
fully announce him az candidate for 1dx Col.
tector of Abbeville District, at tho ensuing cleo
ton. -.
e| We are authorised to announce Ne Rev,
JAMES MOORE a candidate for re.slee4ioA ~
Tag Collector of Abbeville District, st the eA,
suing election.
B The friends of JAMES II. VANDIvER
respectfully announce him as q candids$e fo1
1ar' Collector of Abheville District at the en-
suing election.
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FIR E. W ORKS.

TN1E subscribers have received their Fall
i stoek of FIREWORKS comprising one
of the largest assortments ever brought to this
city which will be sold allow PRICES
far cash. Country merchants would do we'll to
forward their orders in time, which will be put
up with the greatest care--Assorted Cases va.
rylng from S26 to $50, always ready on hand.
Their stock comprises:
FIRE era CRERS. Gold Chop A No. 1;
ROMAN CANDLES i, 2, 3, 4 5up to Is
:sssa balls white;
ROMAN CANDIES. /. 2. 8, 4, up to Is
% % balls. colored;
SIX KYROCKEIIS, from or to b.;
SERPENIS, PLNWHEE.LS, IRLA NGLEa
rs - FLOWERPOT,S. -
A variety of large pieces suitableSfor Exhibi.
tons won SANTEN & BARUC, g
2OS King street. Successors to s.. Willie
Charleston, S. c., Nov II, 1855 20 81
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STAND BACK, GENTLEMEN, STAND BACK
DON'T CROWD THE ELEMENT!
j. j. LYONS.

TNHE Abbcville Clothing man, being dcsi-
i. rous his fellow citizens should appear
we'll Mt Circuses, Animal Shows Barbacues.
Agricultural and Medical Conventions, Rail
road Gatherings, Shooting Matches, Possum
Huntinga, Camp Meetings, Churches and
Saleday Assemblies, has provided himself
with O Stock Of Clothing which will enable
them to do so at very little expense. The
fpct is he has got one Of the most nccommo-
dating assortments on hand now, that has ever
been exhibited in Abbeville since the world
began. He is determined that poor people (he
is friend to them sort-used to be one him
self-knows how they feeD shall look as well,
and dress as fine rs rich ones, ard cost them
no more than their common clothes used to.
There q time when rich folks were distin-
thank goodness. that time is no more, nor new
er will be again in this part Of the State as
long as Lyons can raise money enough to buy
Stock.
He thinks, too, that the CIGARS he's got on
hakd, the smoke of which. if he can get the
she is in full blast look mighty small, for at
least two weeks.
He has been here, now, n little over three
years, selling Clothing and the people have
patronized him SO literally, that he has made
enough to keep him i'll liquor, tobacco, and
ment by keeping large Clothing House exclu-
sivcly for their accommodation. II will be the
Peoples Clothing Emporium.
All he asks is clerks salary, for attending to
their Store. All he wants is money enough
to pay his board while he buys LAND WAR
RANTS His Land Warrant Office is in the
back part of the Clothing Room. He's got
strong backing, and will give more for Land
Warrants than any other man in Abbeville
District, and for this reason he wants all
those who have fought blcd and died for their
country, to Le handsomely paid for it.-And
all persons who intend selling their Warrants,
will find it decidedly to their advantage to
give Lyons clatter before they dispose of
them elsewhere.
November 2, 1855. 25-tf
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S. w. GIllILAND,
GENERAL con- MISSION AGENT,
NEWBERRY. S. c..

p ESPECTFULLY offers his ser.
IL vices to all those who trade SegsA
at Newbcrry, as their General Commission
Agent, for the disposal Of their Cotton and
other produce. Willgive his personal atten
tion to Receiving, Selling, Storing or Shipping
TO his care.
Having made arrangements with different
Houses, he is now prepared to make liberal ad
vanees on Cotton shipped to Charleston.
Will also pay the highest market cash prices
on delivery, for all the Wheat, Flour, Corn and
other produce that can be brought to tn is mar.
ket for sale.
An experience of several years business a,
this place, in oil its various forms, induces him
to believe that he can promote tile interest O,
planters. and hopes BY prompt attention to %
merit a. liberal share Of patronage. Charges
Tor Tor selling or shipping Cotton 25 cents per ball.
all other transactions iniaccordance with Gus
tom The best of references given.
Until the first of January next, he may be
,ound about the Store. Room formerly occupied
by Messrs. W. G. d j. F. Glen.
Nov. 7, 1855. 27 tfi
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EXeCUtOrs' Notice.!
Important Sale of
LANDS AND NEGROES (!
On 17th lenemher

WE will will Sci! at STONY POINT, in Able,
the 18th of December next and DAYS fol-
lowing. the Real and Personal Estate of JOEL
NTH, deceased.
The Real Estate consists Of three tracts
lst. The Tract known as the Cox Tract. con.
tanning about
500 Acres.
This is fine Grain and Cotton Land, undt, q
high state Of cultivation, and having upon it
all Buildings necessary for Plantation pur.
poses.
I'd. The Stephens Tract containing about
300 Acres,
Good Land, we'll Timbered, and affordipp
many convenienccs
Sd. The White Tract containing about
200 Acres,
Very desirable for small farm.
We will also sell
so likely Negroes,
Embracing the character of negroes usually
found upon plantation, viz: Cooks, House
Servants, Senmstresses, Blacksmiths, and first.
rate Field Hands.
Mules Horses, yoke of Oxen; very
large and fine stock Of Cattle, Hogs, Sheer.
&c; about $500 bushels of Corn. 800 bushels
OF Wheat, 100 bales of Cotton, Barley, Oats,
Rye, Peas, Cotton Seed, dc.
3 Road Wagons and Carts, Carriages. l
Buggy, Plantation Blacksmith and Carpenters q
Tools, Household and Kitchen Furniture,
de-, DC.
TERMS made known OH day of Sale.
eB Mr.. O'NEAI, the Manager of the Plant
alton, will show the Lands to any one desiring
to examine them before the Sale
A. NJ. SMITH,
j. NJ. PERRIN,
Executors.
Nov 6, 1865 I'd
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NEW TAILOR SHOP

NEW TAILOR SHOP
AT ABBEVILLE c. H.
'NHE Undersigned respectfully informs the
Il citizens of Abbeville village and Dis.
trlct that he has opened shop for the purpose
Of carrying on the
Tailoring Business
on his own account. He will receive orders
from town and country thankfully and will
spare no pains in endeavoring to please his
customers, both in the quality Of his work and
prices. By strict attention to business, and a.
bil'ty to do good work, he hopes to secure O
share of patronage. &
tB" Shop on Washington street, three doors
below the "Marshall House" -
Nov. 9. 1856 7m] FREDERICK IVES.
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AUGUSTA...Brs
N~Bk lEas1

NJ THE undef.isned hereby, N-s
&lAGss gives notice g hisformer sSs4
Customers and Friends thatfie is engaged in
the Ware House and Commission business in
this place, for -
Messrs. Simpson d Gardiner,
where STe and with whom, he pledges himself that
All business entrusted to them will meet with
strict and personal attention.
A. NJ BENSON. .s
Augusta, Nov. %, 1856. * 3O-sm
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Water Proof ware-Hous,

THE subscriber has taken M~{
EA the Planters Water Proof zasaS
Ware House. formerly occupied BY Mr.:
John Usher, ST., and by strict attention to
business he hopes to merit q liberal share Of
the patronage of the generous public of the
upper and Cotton growing districts
The Ware House is above high water mark,
'high and dry" and more secure from fire
than any other Ware House in Town. ~
+: s.. / will also attend to receiving and
forwarding Goods and Produce, entrusted to
my care. G.. ii. KENNEY
Hamburg Sept. 1, 1855. lain
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1855-12-07
ONE HUNDRED NEGROES FOR SALE!
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
ABBESILLE DJSTRIcT-TN coI-Irv

ABBEv1LLE DIsTRICT.-IN EQUITY.
ANDREW w. .BUESEr,
next Of Kim
as. }BW for Partitions
W. 7. NOBLE Admir- and
Mrs. SARAH BULL, Admr'x,
DURSUANT to the order of Court. 7 will
Il sell, on the Goth and 2lst DAYS of De-
ccmber next at Abbeville Court House, ut
public outcry,
100 Negroes,
Of the Estate Of John B. Bull, deceased. con-
sisting of House Servants, Blacksmith, Wagon
Maker, Shoe Makers and Field Hands,
TEEMs.-A credit Of twelve months, interest
from date, except as to Costs which are to be
paid in Cdxh
Purchasers to give Bond with two good
surctics, and mortgage, if required, to secure
the purchase money, and pay for papers.
WM. H. PARKER, I! t. Il. ID.
Commissioners Office
November 2lst 1855. - 'oS