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The State of south Caro1;n.


Addeo'lte District-In the Common Pleas
WI" la,1l Admn;s;ratex. d i; A,exrsole' Attachment
ys Tohmpson d. Fair,
Jeremiah Shehanc Plaintiffs Atty.
WHEREAS the Plaintiffs in this cass
" did, on the twentieth day of Novem-
Der; 1884, file their Declaration against the
said Defendant, who (as it is said) is absent
from and without the limits Of this State and
has neither wife nor attorney known within
the same upon whom n copy Of the said itl Dec-
laration might DC served: ''
1t is therefore ordered, that the said Defend,
ant do appear and plead to the said Declars.
ton on or before the twenty first day of Novem.
Der, in tho year of our L" one thousand eight
hundred and fiity-iive. thcrwise final and ab.
solutc Judgementw VII nen be given and award,
ed against him.
MATTHEW MCDONALD, cor
Clerks Office, Abbevillc District, J
November 90, 1854. olv IL
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South Carolina.

South Carolina,
A66e0iHe District-In the Court of Or
binary.
George Williams and Wife. Applicants,
Elizabeth Givens. widow, Margaret Givcns
Jane Givens, John Givens, and Eliza
beth Givens, Defendants.
1 appearing to my satisfaction that Margaret
l. Givcns, Sarah Giyens, Jane Givens, John
Givens, and Elizabeth Givens, reside without
this State. 1t is therefore ordered that thew do
appear and object to the division or sale of the
Real Estate of John Givens, deceased, on or
before the first Monday in November next,
or their consent to the same will be entered of
record. WILLIAM HILL, o. Il. d.
First Monday i'll August, 1855.
Aug 10 IL SIN
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The State of South Carolina,
A66euile DiStrict-In the Common Pleas
Josef. ,''sr" n; ~: "''s's'' Attachment.
James G. Spcer.
WHEREAS, the Plaintiff did on the thir-
w tieth day of March, instant, file his
declaration against the Defendant, who las it is
said) is absent from and without the limits of
this State. and has neither wife nor attorney
the said declaration might be served: It is
therefore ordered, TINT the said Defendant do
appear and plead to the said declaration, on or
before the thirty day of March, which will
be in the year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and fifty-six, otherwise final and ab-
solutc Judgment will then be given and award
ed against him.
MATTHEW MCDONALD, CCP.
Clerks Office, Abbeville District,
March 80, 1856. 4s oly1v
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NEW TAILOR SHOP

NEW TAILOR SHOP
AT ABBEVILLE C. II.
TNHE Undersigned respectfully informs the
Il citizens of Abbeville village and Dis
trict 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.
bii ty to do good work, he hopes to secure q
share of patronage.
cB Shop on Main street. next door to
"NIoore's Variety Store"
MAY 0, 1855 ly] FREDERICK IVES.
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THE INDEPENDENT PR;
PUBLISHED WEEKLY, AT ABgEvILLE. s. c.,
A L Q y E D OIL LAR NEAR

AT ONE DOLLAR a YEAR.
IT AS circulation ot nearly one thousand
IL IN Aoteville District, and is constantly
increasing. lte circulation in this state !.
about fourteen hundred, and its entire lis, Of
subscribers numbers over sixteen hundred. II
IS therefore offered to the mercantile and bus
nsss community generally as the best advert
sing medium, in the up-eountry of South Car
olna.
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N. B.-I have. on hand three secondhand
Buggies, Zone with top,) one light ohe-Horse
in,) also two new Buggies, and more a.growinp.
that will sell cheap for cash or cash notes.
But bear in mind that you can save ten dollars
on every hundred by paying cash, and also
ten cents on every dollar by doing the same.
49,; E j.. T.
Abbeyille c. H.. March 10 1e66-
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$4,000

-. PAC9VVV
:;t WORTH of valuable LANDS for sale
El!l in Anderson and Pickens District, inclu.
ding some TOWN LOTS in Anderson. On
ono tract there is good
Saw Mill and Grist Mill.
Sho water power sufficient for a Wool and
Sosson Factory and any other machinery.
EIhe LANDS need no recommendation as
sney are No: l; and no mistake. Likely Ne.
msns WI, m oe taken at fair prices in part pay
~ Address the undersigned at wa,ton,s Ford
aabersham County. Georgia or he nav % hs
District, s. G. r. III uEn unSnens
July 8. 1856. o "nH' T.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
T WISH to inform my friends and .~

7 WISH to inform my friends and o-s,
L customers that am still in the 80
CARRIAGE BUSINESS, in this place : and
ready to do my work well, and as low as pos
sible. New work warranted for twelve
months.) ~
But wish to be understood that from thit
date all Jobs done at my shop amounting to
five dollars and over, must be settled for S{shel
by Cash or Cash Notes. before taken away.
My reason for this is, that my stock 10 cash
my hands are cash, my provisions are cash, and
cash must have for my work.
E. j. TAYLOR.
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For Rent,

For Rent.
THE subscriber offers for rent two AssA
l. eligible and commodious Store ;jii|
Rooms. The one formerly occupied by viii.
son Williams, as Dry Goods Store, on the
eastern corner of the Public Square, opposite
the Marshall House and next the Post Office.
The other formerly occupied by W N Hugh
ey as Wholesale Grocery Store, and living
immediately back of the former, and on Wash,
ington Street
The Rooms are in good repair. well suited
to any branch of mercantile business and oc-
-cupy as eligible locations as any in the village.
Possession Of either or both will be given
immediately, il desired, and terms made &C.
commodating. Call and see the premises and
proprietor. 81 JNO.J MoLAREN.
August l. 1856 l8 3mss3
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The State of South Carolina.

The State of South Carolina.
Ab6eOile District.-In the Common Pleos
H. H. benson Attachment.
WIN. b. Lloyd. Plaintiffs Attornav
NJ HEHEAS the Plaintiffs in this case did
on twentieth day of November 1854. file
their Declaration against the said Defendant.
who (as it is said) is absent from and w;tbom;
the limits of this State, and has neither wife
nor attorney known within the same unon
whom copy of the said Declaration might be
served 10
1t is therefore ordered that the said Defend
ant do appear and plead to the said Declare
ton on or before the twenty first of Novem-
Der, IN the Year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and tfty-fve, otherwise fl nal and ab-
solnte judgement will then be given and award
ed against him.
MATTHEW MCDONALD, G. c. p.
Clerks Office, Abbeville District,
November 20, 1854. oly 1y
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Perry ID Wis.,
' taE TABle PAIN KILLER.
~ rttE rATEoSs az

( f"lAH "tho largo am"uu, rf Counter ioit
~ tam KILLER l'nt W. aud anli nn genuine
"N "nrr'n'lrl'i mrn wo have hrnn obliged IT,
'"s''H {" N"ft expensive moasurr, Ia r.,tc,i
'nr'''''a r"'nD'ar'r. an,l The public from srrat
'"in'r, '"N'ns a"1 w-ins ih,ir Worthless rrun
80 ia''a.--rh" c"mIarn,i~.' plain aud simrl,
-',l' ~ "h''h "wr Pain kilirr has hrrn put ur
'aa n'a'S' " r'rv easy f'r thrsn ,lisl"sr,i. IL
'Tm'ia'' " N.iN arr!csstuIiv. far ma rts cStcr.
nai HrY:s's""s. in s'Nir NJ bottle lahcl AMI
''''.'' II - ar''''. hut n'ei NV, say that
NJ '>'r'r,"''' 10 = ';i,'rah'n filthy rr"inrtinn
So ''i'";a''>i T., !" erca: injury tN thrsr whr
,mifH: -" " wish '"nfIen'r tha, they have
'''"n a'""s:''v"i - MAO ;hc :cnuimn rain Xii,
-" Nni:'.. whoa" lus'nrs. !, is {, eruu,cr,,n
Vs"ah'" tN'!'ara;','ns. i.>W IN ~ secret n mnn
r''. 'ha: :; ~ r'"'.,>: u.otn.s ,n attempt ,o rnr
ish ,h''" Nv l|s.' :,ra.nrrs as !, is difficult,
sui w' w''sm ssy 'a'yn>>;h'r ,r hrins rrrrt
i'.'r g. :n.;m
,N"tii""iNs III" s:r'a: difficulty ii vr,tc,,'ns
'"'~','"> -; 80 lH!''r ', rr,,>o;:ir.: rar,ic.
- aav2 .>'t" - = very E'ca; c>Yensc III Sc.
'"Sni' :;nc1y ex.";:,i
SEE! A.EG :..;i'I.: :aTr!,
~ 'I:- @t:;'a> We as, a::a,,, ;c .,mr Nc.tl,s
a>:i"l r1s1s s".>. N":e rf hard, winch ", issue
+, ',I~ "'.i!.s:jN0. a:.,. = cN"u:u:ri; which il
ae'5 IL .'s ;.>7..;. l,v ,,;e laws "; tho United
>'s:H', "a.i 7"I.n !>H!iics viii 10, Hare attempt
- -. 10 go: t,:"r>r attending the &c, =
ii7t ~ sri printing y! ;he>c labels will rrc.
'fli 30 *::ti"ii - counterfeit. thus securing
~ fhe v::Nic !:.n: the article they rurchas. i,
:ns ctnc,Mt Ferry Davis Fain Killer MANN
fac:a7eihv Perry Davis & Son, sole rropric.
:t:s.
The Pain Killer will be put in a new STYLE
Q; pane! bottle. with the words,
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EDW ARD WEsTFIELD,
Abbevflle Court. House,
DETURNS thanks for past favors, ca
IL and respectfully solicits
continuancepof the same.
He keeps constantly on hand, of his own man.
ufacture, Large Assortment of SADDLES
HARNESS, BRIDES, MARTINGALES Do.
Also, WHIPS, STTRRUP IRONS and Bits.
Being practical workman, he is prepared 70
make 70 order all kinda Of Saddles, Harness and
Military. EqnipmentA at short notice, and ss as
low prices as any other estsh shliAhment. j sa'
sa partieuiar attention paid soa an inds Of
June1e. 1854. ~ Se Ii
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FULLER'S HAT STORE,
23S, RICHARDSON ST.,
co LUM BIA g %

NEAR THE NEW STATE oAP1roL.1
TNHE Proprietor Of this celebrated Establish.
Il ment, although only nine months has
elapsed since he commenced business on .bis
otce dceount, Yeti affords him great pleasure 20
state to the dealers and citizens generally. of
'ABBEVILLE, that he has met with that sue
cess that seemed to warrant large increase of
stock and storeroom. both of which additions
are nearly complete and will be arranged for
the ,ckolesale trade. = IL il, )
|. ~ Five per cent. off on biIls Of ffsy dol.
lara Terms cash on delivery In every instance
!. Mareh l8, 1855 - Gnoy 40, "a
H LARGE lot os Fine Bacon HENS iu.s
~ rssdyed and for sale low by 4 -.
Ang.A Il M 3 EERR
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IRON IRON!l IRONlll
At the Sign Of the Golden Anvil,
COLUMBIA, S. c.,
At Prices to Suit the Times.
Vie Subscribers have now on hand a large
l. stock of IRON, achich they are now Offer
ing at greatly reduced prices, for cash.
Their stock comprises complete assortment
OF Swedes, Country, English, Oval, Band,
Hoop. Sheet, Rod, Horse Shoe Iron, DC. DC.
Wholesale purchasers will be supplied at
Charleston prices, with expenses added.
Iron and other Goods delivered at the Rail-
road Depot free of drayage.
FISHER & AGNEW d co.
April 80, 1865 Giu1 ly
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A. 9. squier,
Nos. 20s and 2l0 Main street,

Columbia, 8. G.
MANUFACTURER and general ~
1yl dealer in fine and plain FUR-H
NlTURE, CHAIRS, PIANOS, WALL PAPER,
MATTRESSES, DC, DC, at low prices for cash,
and oil warranted for one year or longer.
All kinds Furniture made to order, and all
kinds neatly and promptly repaired. Also,
Wood and Metal Burial Cases. mh26.
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Notice.

NOIlCe.
DERsONS indebted to the Subscriber are
l. requested to call and SETTLE It is
utterly out of the question to let GROCERY
BILLS run. 1t is to be hoped that this intima-
ton will be sufficiently plain, properly under
stood and appreciated by all who owe me-
II. s. KERR.
Jan. IL, 1854. SO If
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CAUTION.
"A IL persons having demands against tba
IA Estate of JOEL SMITH, deceased, are
requested to present them promptly sttested to
to the Estate are requested to make payment,
A. NJ SMITH,
March /, 1856. AZ ..
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E. j. II AYLOR.

f. j. TAYLOR,
Undertaker.
A 8 / have made complete arrangements for
~ the prosecution Of the UNDERTAKING.
BUSINESS, intend to make it a prominent
part of my business, and therefore hold mysalS
ready at all times (by day or night) to the ma
king OF cofins, either from black walnut nina
or poplar, at the shortest possible notice.
A., -, E. j. TAYLOR.
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Davis Vegetable Pain Killer,

The Pain Killer will be put in a new stvl
q Iaael bottle. with the words.
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WHAT ARE THE uoUHD DUES.

Is these dues may possibly give rise to 4 se-
m dispute between the United States and
Du,ark, it will be interesting to know what
,sry.. The ISoundn Is narrow strait lying
ueen tie Island of Zetland, belonging to. the
hes, and the Swedish coast and gives en-
pce to The Baltic Sea. The fortress of Cron-
p Castle commands the passage, and extracts
aynsnt: from all vessels entering the Baltic
ships of Denmark herself have to pay, as
Il a. foreign tonnage. The origin of this ex-
tor, Is, that In ancient times Denmark under
k to build and sustain certain lighthouses
ne tho coast, for which the Hansetowns
eed to paw.
England. France, Holland and Sweden pay
,ty Of one per cent. on every cargo entering
Ba!,ic. Other countries, including the Uni.
States, pay one and quarter per cent.
n Danish ships are taxed to this rate. In the
r 1926 treaty recognizing this duty was
Ss1uded between the United States and Den.
rk. Tlis treaty, however, according to one
' its stipulaiions. may be dissolved by either
tbe parties. provided they give one years
ice of their intention.
burinp tho Presidency of John Tyler, our
Bvssnrnsnt determined TO put an end to the
bos;tion. Mr.. Upsher. then Secretary Of
n. fitted out n feet Of merchantmen and
~ Of war, under Commodore Stewart, which
ZI.,ioaed should force its way Into tho Baltic
! "A once rid The United States of the Sound
8iss, Mr. Upsher's sudden death, however
Ffte explosion Of cannon, just as the Zee,
\ fsady 10 start, delayed the expedition, and
Eas 6tidly abandoned. Other attempts were
|ds TO abolish the tax. While Denmark was
|w.s With sehleswig. .Holstein, Mr.. Flenn'ken'
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BTU AIRY,

DIED at the residence Of w. T. Zimmerman, in
this District, on the s4th Sept, at Is minutes past
S o'clock, P. NJ, Mrs. ELIZABETH CARSTEN
reliet Of the late JoHs CARsTEN, Of Charleston, S
c., In the 63d year of her age.
Mrs CARsTEN vas strict member of tie Luthe-
ran Church and has been often heard to say that
her duty to her Heavenly Farther must be attended
to morning. noon and night in preference to any
thing Of worldly nature. She lived truly a pious
and devoted Christian life. She has left many
friends and relatives to mourn after her, but their
loss is her eternal gain. T.
DIED, on the 10th ul., in the Village Of Cam.
bridge EDNA CAROLINA, The only daughter o
THOMAS C. and WApELIA GRIFFIN, in the sixth year
of her age.
How sudden and how overwhelming is this be.
reavement. She brcathed her las, quiet and calmly
amidst the lamentations Of many Of her youthful
friends, and in the inns Of devoted father and
fond mother. From her nanG;; 10 the day Of her
death little EDNA was the mprrsonatlo OF all that
was lovely and amiable brit alas she is no mors
That sweet voice that never disobeycd the command
of an atftctionate mother while on earth, is now
heard with increased melody at The right hand Of
God, chanting the praises of her Heavenly Faith
or. Let us say to the sorrowing fther and weeping
mother, such dispensation is but the voice Of God
to his people, "Ee ye also ready, for in such an
hour rs ye know not, the Son of man comeh.n
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TO Carpenters.

MTTLL BE LET to the lowest bidder, on the
w 9th October, the building Of u NEW LU.
THERAN CHURCH Mt st. Marks, near Nc
Nary's Ferry, in EdgeGeld District, the dimensions
of which are rs follows: The House to be 60 feet
long, 40 feet wide, aud l6 feet between the floor
and overhead ceiling. 1t is to be 2 feet from the
ground al the lowest corner. The House must be
undcrpined with rock-thc pillars not be more than
10 feet apart un er all the sills There 10 be
ss 60 feet long, 10 l2 inches, and 2 sis 40 feet
long The slecpcrs 2 l2 inches. not more than two
apart All the Door and Window posts and braces
to be AXIS in. The corner posts ls x 2 in. with
braces to each corner. The plates 10 b. 4,x in
juice two feet apart, in-4 girdcrs 8 K l2 in,
and 43 feet long-4 king posts placed in the garrett
to support the overhead ceilingf1ooring II inches
thick, Z or 8 in. wide--wenther- in. wide
ceiling s or 10 in. wide-ceiling and f"oring TO
b. matched and join,ed-4 double pannellcd doors.
with one good i,ck-l6 windows lS lights, each
light 10 BE- - IA inchcs-dpuble shutters to each
window. In word the House is to be finished in
plain and neat style, with Pulpit and Altar. and
Seats not less than IA inches wide, with solid backs.
The builder will be required to furnish al the
materials, which must be Of the best quality.
JESSE DERRICK,
J. McNErRY;
C. G. SNELGROVE,
H. II. RISER.
GEORGE WISE,
y JACOB CAUGHMAN.
B. Y. MARLBOROUGH.
.'-s Building Committee.
Oct3 II =. .38 .
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AN ARGUMENTU,I A HoM1NE.

However mischievous, and even dangerous we
may regard the Know Nothing organization, there
are occasional isolated circumstances that really
speak rgh. out in its behalf We have once or twice
remarked that the only reasonably good argument
to be urged in its favor among US Of South Carolina
was the fact that few Of our very csrerest ellow'
had e.poused tho cause. There is now another item
before us which ought to tell perhaps with even
greater force. Il is the circumstance Of HORACE
GREELEY's absolutely disclaiming that he ever had
the slightes, affinity with the Order.
One Mr.. PosEY Of Alabama, it seems, wrote TO the
old hereto that somebody had informed him (NIr
PosEY,) that he tIr GREELY) vas Know Nothing
and he (PosEY, having his tGREELYa) reputation very
tendery a, heart, desired know if it were really
whereupon the following response was forthcoming
SIR: never was consciously within mile Of q
Know Nothing lodge, and never could have been in.
duced to join one on any account BY placing your
foot against The author of the silly report noticed in
your letter, you will be certain 10 kick great liar
- Yours, HORACE GREELEY.
A. F. PosrY, Esq.
4 lovely specimen, that! II really makes Us wish
that our friends Of the New Party had better
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the United States Minister, offered on the part
Of his government to pay Denmark S25o,oOO
for q ten years suspension of the dues;> his
death prevented she, proposal coming to head.
Finally. on the l2lh April last, the United States
notified the Danish Government Of ,heiriHen-
,ion toSceaso paying the Sound duI.';ap the
stipulalionof the treaty will acsefdingy expire
next spring. Should no .amieaole arrangement
of the question be arriyss'at in the meanwhile,
we may then expect>so see our vessels passing
the Sound apJer warks convoy. A serious
conflict wDfthen most probably arise. q
Tho Danes are much alarmed upon the SUBJ
Jocf, and fear the United States will seize upon
their West India possessions, the Island of St.
Thomas and St. Croix. They ure believed to
be soliciting the good Offices of the French
Goyernment
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New Embroideries,

VN7ILLIAM SHEAR, Augusta, Ga, has just
w received from New York, supply Of NEW
EMBROIDERIES. among which are
Ladies' Muslin COLLARS. of beautiful styles;
Ludies' Muslin UNDERSLEEVES, Worked
Jaconet BANDS;
French ScolIoped COLLARS, new and beau
,ful article for rnuurning
White Grape COLLARS, for mourning, Of new
and beautiful styles;
To all , which tho attention Of the Ladies' is
respectfully invited.
Augusta Oct 9 II 80
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VISITORS OF DISTINCTION.

We have had with us at our little village for day
or two past, several visitors Of distinction Our Con-
gressonsl Representative, Hon. P. S. Brooks, is
here looking finely and evidently fortified for the
coming winters campaign. Col. GLADDEN.. of sacred
Palmetto memory, is also with Us. He has been So
journing for week with Capt. BROOKS and has come
down to take peep at our place. Long life and
prosperity to the gallant hero! Gen. GARLINGToS
and LAMBERT JONES Esq, of Newberry, are here too
in attendance upon our Court. We are glad to vel
come these gentlemen to participation in the business
of our District. Theft talents and legal attainments
need but fair showing to command the confidence Of
our people.