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WI. V. HUTT wN. r. POPE. HUTT & POPE, Dealers in Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, Ready Made Clothing, Boots, Shoes Hats, Saddlery, Hardware, Queenswarc, Iron, Nails Castings. Farming Utensils, Tobacco, Sugar and Cohre etc etc. May 13 lSh6.
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SUElP1tiI1S.

TUST received Ter -;cpnicr Hickman from Cinein .y nat, 500 Gallons Stone Ware, assorted; 900 half Spanish Cigars; 800 Regua '' 500 Havana " lo boxes Tobacco; Smolirg Tohaceo; 5 " Shaker Pipes; '' Snuff assorted; Can sup. Turpentno; 10 kegs Pure White Lcad lo gross Matches; dog Brooms assorted; ? Horse Collars; , Flames; 5 Painted Buckets; {" Half Rushels; " Well Buckets; , '' Wooden Buckets assortel; , nests Market Baskets; , Tubs; , dog Wash Boards; Sives assorted; ? hbls Vinegar: bbl Salaratus; Pepper; boxes Starch; box F. Salts; Indigo; Sulphur Cloves: Mat Cassia; bags Carpet Warp bale Batting. For sale low at the cash store, by May l3. 1856 NJ. OSBORN.
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A PoETICAL PRoPHECY.-The "Pote" of the Buffalo Republican, who has before written many "feelin" verses, in late "pome" thus refers to the French baby
 "But wate. You keep a putin On airs, and bimeby some of the Frenchmen'l Git mad, and not be afrade of the 100000 Baynits which is raised to protect you, and Sum of lem will pull up pavin stuns and Sum will build barr kades, and ravenous Females and starvn men'll tare down the Iron railing around your boarding house (the Tooleries) and shreek bread and vengeance & blood in youre young six pound ears, and Prehaps sum tall grenny dear, fierce In his moustaches and bitter in hat, and A bilin over with revenge, will take you By the leg and knock you're head on the stun Steps of the pallis."
 And this scurrillous language is addressed to six pounds of red Frenchman, born in the palls of the Tooleries, on the 18th of March,"
 Or On Sunday week. two young men met at Harpers' Ferry, Va. and one made some playf.:l remark to the other, upon which the other threw a iron weight at his head, which soon caused his death. The murderer was ar- rested and put in jail, and immediately con- mitted suicide.
 0T Pulpernckel says that a woman's heart is the "most sweetest" thing in the world in fact perfect honey comb-full of sells. Bee ware
 0r The Washington, Texas, American says that Black Cat, the only living child of the famous Indian warrior, Tecamseh with few of his followers, is encamped in that neighbor- hood. He wishes to start trade between Washington and the Indians on the reservation The American says he is an intelligent fellow, speaks English ntelligibly, and brides him. self on his integrity
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LCR. F. O8of. Vando1;a J,no 0, ,o,

..-- . Uf. PROF. WooD--Dear Sir: take pleasure in offering voluntary testimony to the excellence of vonr Hair Restorative. Three months ago ny hair was very grey. It is now dark brown, (the original color,) smooth and glossy. The only application I have made to 1t has been the Hair Restorative prepared by you, and which from the result in my own case can most cordially recommend to others.
 Respectfully vours, EDWARD WOLCOTT
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That at a sale of ' lands tur thc non-rayment of taxes. made in pursuance of law. on the first Monday of ber 4 b. lS49. at the court house door of Hempstead county. in the State of Arkansas, by Ezekiel Nance then sheriff and oico collector of the said county the undersigned became the p chasor of the follow ing described tracts of land then and there sold for the taxes due thereon fer the year l84S, to wit: See ton three township thirteen routhof range twenty six west. containing six hundred and forty acres, for six dollars and sixty cents. county tax and pen alty the west half of the north east quarter of tion ten in township thirteen south of range twenty six west. containing eighty acres for the sum of one dollar and twenty five ccnt~ State tax and penalty. and cightv-tcur cents county tax and penalty; the east half of the north east quarter of rectOn ten, of township thirteen south of range twentysiX west containing eighty acres for the sum of one dollar and twenty five cents, State tax and penalty and eighty four cents county tax and penalty: which said tracts o, land were conveyed yo the undersigned by John E. >Huliter the successor at the office of the said Nance, sheriff and collector of said county, by deed bearing date the 18th day of June, 1855.
 Now therefore all pers who set up any right to said lands 50 purchased any part thereof in quenco ot any intormay irregatv or illegality con- ncctcl with such sale hereby called upon to show at tie first term of the circuit court which may b. held in and for the county of iIempotead in which said lands situated, six months after the pubca tpn of this notice why the sales made shall not be confirmed. pursuant to petition to be filed by me in said court for that purpose.
 GRANDSON D. ROYSTON.
 May l3. ls5a. G. Cu,: If alv. $l4.
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CO.PAHTNERSHIP.

VKTM. V. HUTT and WILLIAM F. POPE, hay w ing formed a partnership, for the purpose of transacting mercantile business in this city, under the firm and style of Hut tS Pope, would re- spectfuly inform their friends and the public gene rally that they have received from New York, Phila- delpha and Cincinnati, and arc now opening splen- did assortment of
 Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, Hats, Boots, Shoes, Ready Made Clothing. Hard ware, Queensware, Iron, Nails, Castings, Wooden Ware, Stone Ware, Candles, Soap, Starch. Indigo, Madder, Copperas, Brooms, pure Cider Vinegar. Lard Oil, Lead and Shot Also aspendid lot of Saddlery, Tobacco Cigars. Snuff and in fact every article usu- ally kept by retail dealers.
 Purchasers are respectfully invited to call and ex- anime our stock before purchasing elsewhere, as we arc determined to sell low for cash, in exchange for Country Produce Store on Main street Reiders building, one door south of Robt. Clements
 HUTT 6 POPE. little Rock Ark! May l8 lS56
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OJ Pulpernickel says that womans heart is the "most sweetest" thing in the world; in fact perfect honey comb-full of sells. Bee ware.
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EVENING SESSION,

Sl, 800 bill; it was placed to the credit of True x Ca
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HAIR REsToRA1 IvE.-In our columns to-day, will be found Prof. Woods advertisement of the above article to which would call attention. What it has done have witnessed upon several of our ac- quain'ances in St. Louis. Hair once grey met our view, black or brown, the might be- beng the color of early manhood and fine and glossy as silk and that without any other application than the Hair Restorative. If it has done this upon others will it not do the same for any of readers whose frosty browsn once like the r raven ocksn of Lockiels warke chief, if they viii try ita We think so- .Jacison Constitutiona5ist, October 5, 1858
 Preparcd and sold at IA Ma ket st. between Fourth and Fifth St. Louis, Mo-, and 8l6 Broadway, New York.
 A very liberal discount made to wholesale purchas- CTS. For sale by all respectable Druggists throughout the country.
 For sale in Little Rock wholesale and retail, by R. L. DODGE. Also Prof. Woods Oriental Sanative Liniment, and Vegetable Magic Life Pills, warranted better than any other or the money in all cases funded
 N B.-We put up the Restorative both with and without sediment and think for restoring color tha, containing sediment is the best,
 Nav % 1858 tF
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NEW SPRING GOODS.

HHAVING inst received from New York, Boston. Il Philadelphia and other Eastern Cities, we are now prepared 10 offer to all of our customers one of the largest and most complete assortments of Dry Goods, Boots Shoes, Hats. Caps Spring and Sum nor Clothing Ribbons, Embroderies, Fancy Goods, both Foreign and Domestic Cotton Yarns. Nails soap Candles, Starch Hardware, Cutlery, Whiskey, Brandy, Wine Tobacco, Cigars etc. that we have eyer offered in this market We invite the attention of all, to call and examine before making their pur- chases elsewhere. FIELD & 1OITFY
 May B. 1856.
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MISSES GAITDUS.

OS DIS. Ladies Kid Slippers, white and black, OO just received and for sale by
 May l3, 'J6. FIELD & DOLBY
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FRENCH LANGUAGE.

fQ prs. Misses Coorel GAitors, iust received anc 40 for sale by FIELD t DOLBY.
 May l3, '56.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

FfS nnb nDTt Dres SopG:e JpoGs Trimmings, etc, etc. May $. 1856.
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FOR STATE SENATOR, HON. VIM. D. RICE.

The distinction characteristic of the chame. leon is, that 1t assumes the hue of every object it touches So of the world renowned Dor sey." In Alabama, among whig connection, he out. Heroded Herod in his whiggish procli vties. In his fitting westward, he stood upon the east bank of the Mississippi and cast a wshful eye" at the fatness of the spells on the farther shore. As he gazed, the intensity of his whig feelings became more and more modi- fled and dampered down. As he crossed, the ongong change developed itself with every stroke of the oar. and the dark lines of whig- gery speedily disappeared Stepping on the soil of democratic Arkansas he became. in his own favorite words, "a democrat, not from acci- dent, but from choice," threw up bis hat, open- ed wide his prodigious mouth and shouted vo- ciferously as a rampant donkey, for the diving and invincible democracy"
 In process of time, he hoodwinked the de- mocratic parry into nominating him for the Legislature. Macon was his colleague; brother was one of his opponents. In the fight, "Dorsey'' was emphatically-a Rice man. He was elect ed largelv-his whig "buddy" also nearly "slip- ped in" Macon, of course, was almost de- | feated. It could not we'll have been otherwise, could it" Dorsey?"
 He went to Little Rock, took a room at the Anthony House, with George D. Prentice, a
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WOOnEN WARE

WOODEN WARE, CONSISTING of Painted Buckets, Tubs, Sugar N Buckets We'll Buckets, half Bushel Measures. Market Baskets, Churns, Wash Boards, Brooms and Corn: also 50 bbls. rectifed Whiskey 20 half bbls Whiskey. WM. GEORGE & BRO. May i3. 1858
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HNHE subscribers have large lot of Shoes which A they have just received, and offer for sale upon the principle of lit or sae-cal and see them
 April P, 1856. NEWBERN &, HUGHES.
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1000 GALLONS OF STONEWARE, CONSISTING of Juggs Churns, Jars, Mich Pans, NJ etc.. etc. VIM. GEORGE & BBO. May l3 1856
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MEN THAT ARE MEN !

Among ta diseases this Pill ha, cured with a,oni~h-
 C0>.iyv,lyS, Bj.ioni, Complaints, Gha nati~m Drog-y Ulartb&u. .Icr.ltche, arising from foul Sto'nach. Nausea, Indigestion Morbid Inaction of the Bowels. and pain ari~us 1herctron, Flatn'ency. Loss of Appetite. a|l Clcerous and cutaneols Dseas c,, which require an evlcuunt Medicine. ScrotuIa or King, Il.i. Thfy also hy purifying the blood and stimulating the system eure many Complaints which it would mt bo supposed they could reuch such as Deafness Partial Blindness Neuralgia and Nervous lri'ati.,y. Dcrag.lnens of the Liver and Kidneys, Cont anl other kindred complaints, arising from < low state of the bolv ob-tuctionS Of its functions. They the best lrg4tivc Medicine discovered, and you will but need tou~c them to know it.
 Prepared by DR. ]. C. AVER. Lowell Mass. and sold hvcvcry respectable druggist in he United States.
 Sold by T. l. McALNONT. Ltt,e Rock,
 II. F. Farnsworh X Co.,. Memphis; ]. Wright & Co.,. New Orleans. and by agents in every county in tEa S-.t- A1l.il IL lSlf 0ln
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STILL, ARRIVING AT

Just received and for sale by
 FIELD & DOLBY Little Rock, May l3, '56.
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FLOWS! PLOWS.!

"A NE now receiving new and full assortment of A Groceries, Dry Goods, Cutlery, Hardware, etc. Rock. No,I2 Ie[e
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Little Rock, Arky., May Is, 1858
CASTINGS.

4 A0n LBS. Tableware Castings, consisting of 4,OOO Skets, Ovens, Stew Kettles, Odd Lids, Pots, Kettles. Tea Kettles and Wafie Irons, also 25 pair Dog Irons. VIM. GEORGE x BRO.
 May I2 1S5e
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4 BBLS. Lard Oil; II Solar Lamp Oil
 '' Train
 '' Lidseed " May IS, 1858. VIM. GEORGE & BRO.
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vie special attention the advertisement of Prof Q. ]. Wood of St. Louo, Mo. As the names attached to the certificates are person, who are known thou sands it i~ needless say moro than is said by them in favor of Prof. O. J. Woop's CELEBRATED HAIR RESTORATIVE. Read for vour-r!lee.
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KID &I.iPPERSt

1Q prs. Ladies Fine Black Lasting Gaitors just 4C received by FIELD & DOLBY.
 May l3, '56.
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GATORS, GATORS.

TTNEN cases Boys and Youths Boots just received l and for sale by FIELD & DOLBY May l8. '56.
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9Ssz.s.z.-==s 10 No l Improved Peacock SS.N N T~ Polws .ssa==ss.ssssszsass4 .ssa==ss.ssssszsass4 No. improved Peoook Flows. Il No Wood Standard Peacock Flows;
 s
 II l Valley Flows.
 May IS. 1856 VIM. GEORGE tS BRO
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TOBACCO.
SPRING AND SUMMER HATS

C0 BOXES fine Chewing Tobacco. just received ~ and for sale by FIELD & DOITFY
 May l9. lS56
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EpER steamer White Bluff direct from Cincinnati Il 50 bbls best rectifed Whiskey;
 9 " Old Bourbon
 Rye
 Brandy. All of which VIC offer q. the lowest cash prices May IS, 1856 FIELD & DOLBY.
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$6O,OOO.

$6O,OOO. 1@e f'ff Hatana p}a@ Lottey establishtd ta MS C. & By authority of the State of Alabama Southern Military Aacdemy
 Lottery.
 Class D.-New Series. To be drawn in the City of Montgomery. Jnrc I9.b
 1858. Only 10000 Numbers.-Capital Prize. s15ooo, Price ot Tickets.-W s1o; Halves, S5; Quarters s2 50.
 Prizes in this Lottery paid thirty days after the drawing, in bills specie paying Banks without de- ducton-only presentation ot the Tickets drauino Me Prize. .59F Bills of all solvent banks taken at par. All communications strictly confidential JOHN L. LOGAN, Camden Ouachta county, Arkansas, General Agent May 6 c. McCOW AN Agent, Little Rock.
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JUST RECEIVED,

EN k SPLENDID assortment of Gentlemens' and g "A Boys Spring and Summer Hats just re-
 ~ eeived and for sale by
 May 13, 1856. FIELD & DOLBY
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or IC
VIM. GEORGE A BROTHER

- JO'. N. TILIANN. Leland Plantation, Arkansas River, May .1s5s May B, 1856 Inn Cost of adv. s6.
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S0 PAIRS Gents superior Calf Boots. just receiv cU ed and for sale by
 May l3 1858 FIELD tS DOLBY
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Beauties Of Free Socicty."-Frce So
ciety is making beautiful illustrations Of it.
self i'll Northern cities. Our readers have
seen evidences enough of that, and even
aboiitionist journals practically confess it.
The Times says that its fashionable society
of New York city is corrupt ut the core; +; u
hundred thousand paupers crowd the gar
rets and cellars of the metropolis; clerks
dcfraud their employers, and employers
tyrannisc over clerks; thousands OF sewing
women are compelled to labor which bring
them prematmrrly to the grave, for Il COM
pcnsation too small to keep soul and body
together; organized bands of rulfians con-
trol the ballot boxes, and keep the orderly
and peaceful class in such awe that they
dare not approach the polls without per-
mission Of the shomlder-hitting fraternity.
Vigilance committees and revolution. an
archy, and SO forth, will come in due time,
and the indications arc, that we need not
wait long for them.
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GUNp0WDER IN PICKENs.

We lave received, says the Charleston
Mercury, from Capt.J. A. WAGNER, a sam
pie Of Blasting Powder, manufactured at
Wageners Mills, at Issaqucna Falls, near
WallIalla, in this state, and about three iun-
dred yards below the Stump House Tunnel
Oh the Blue Ridge Railroad. The mill is
constructed after the German E,sl,ion, not
SO productive or economical rs the Ameri-
can, but much more safe, and cost, complete.
about $4,000. 1t has granting and pol
lshing machinery attached, and can turn out
about $50 pounds of the various kinds of
gunpowder per day. The sulphur and salt
petre arcimportcd, but the charcoal is manu-
featured on the spot, from the willow, which
is abundant in tile neighborhood. The
sample in our possession, though the very
first produce Of the mill, is handsome in APP
pearance and Of great strength. We re-
gard Capt. WAGEXER's enterprise as OF
much Importance to the upper section of the
State, and trust that it will be eminently
successful.
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KANSAS.

We see by n telegraphic dispatch in the
Carolina Tins of the 2lst inst, that Gov.
GEARY in his inaugural address, dated Lc-
compton, September IL, deprecates the con-
tinuance of strife caused by the interference
of citizens of the States. lie promises jus
tice, irrespective Of party, and expects obc-
diencc to the laws Of the Legislature TIL
they arc repealed. lie issued proclama-
ton discharging the volunteer militia and
commanding armed hands to disperse or
quit the territory.
Yes, the traitor, LANE and his army, af-
ter they have openly rcbelled against the
laws OF the Territory after they have pub
Iicly proclaimed their determination to ex-
terminate the pro-slavery party after hav-
ing been guilty Of high treason, outraged
humanity-acting the bloody tragedy of
murder; after being deeply died in the
guilt of every crime that spring from the
meanest passions of men, they are gently
told that if they will lay down their arms
and labor peaceably to repeal those laws,
against which they have been in open re-
rebellion, that not a hair of their head shall
be hurt. Thus it is that the abolitionists
are allowed to do their work of murder,
and the power Of the government is not in
voked to avenge the bloody deed. But
when the pro-slauery party, indignant at
mo antrages committed against their rights
and prop>vty, rise an arms to defend their
homes and Ward Of the blow Of the muir.
derous traitor. They s.s met BY a procla.
nation tojdisland, TO disps,as 81 Quit The
| Territory. @ass - NJ s.
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AGRICULTURAL.

Our rea'lcrs will remember that on the
l1th 18th 18th and l4th of November,
the first Annual Fair Of the State Agricul-
tnral Society will be held in Columbia
This is the dawning Of a new era Of art,
agriculture and mechanism in the State
We hope that every branch Of industry
will be represented. Articles for exhibition
will he transported free Of charge. and only
one fare will be clarcd for going and re-
turning. Let all that can, old and young,
be there. Let it be n general jubilee among
the planters, mechanics and artists of the
State. The ladies, too, ever foremost in
al! that is good and great, are expected 10
exhibit specimens Of their handiwork.
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i OVERS,
THE TEMPERANCE CELEBRATION.

We have space merely to notice tho fact,
that III rersuancc to intention given ont
some weeks since, VIC had great rally OF
the friends Of Temperance OH the 23L inst.
Rev. i. rREssLY, Rev. Mr.. McSwAIS, and
Rev. Mr.. SLOAN, made addresses upon the
OCCASION. We have heard none but the
highest compliments showered upon the
speakers, and praise bestowed upon the
whclc affair. We regretted to hear that,
owing TO neglect in giving notice of an cx-
tra train from Greenwood, that some seven
ty five or one hundred persons were disap-
pointed.
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$4,000,
q
Tickets, $40; Halves, SIS; Quarters, $3.50


Tickets, $40; Halves. SIS; Quarters $3.50
Prizes payable without tr,!ucion
The T,5DO Prizes of 81! are determined by
the number which draws the Sl5.CO3 Priz"-If
that number should be an odd number then
every odd number ticket in the Schcn" will he
entitled to 30 IT an even numb. r. then every
rvrn number ticket will bc entitled tn :;s, 81. in
addition I" any ".hcr Prize which may be
drawn.
Purchasers in huying equal quantity "f odd
and even number tc; cts will i,c certain of draw
ing nearly "n"-half the eos, ni The same, with
chances of Ohiainin" other Prizes.
All those tickets ending with q, ,, 4. G, 2 are
rv"n-all those ending with L. !, :, ., arc
odd.
Persons sending money by mail need no, fem:
its i'cing lost. Orders runc,u,lIy attended to.
communications confidential. Bank Notes of
sound Banks taken at par.
~ Drawings sent to ii! ordering, tickets.
Tlos" wishing particular numbers should or
der Immediately.
Address
JAMES +. WINTER, Manager,
Macon, (in.
Sept. d, 1856. 10 81
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Gllllicllcal.

MARRIED. on the 10th inst, by Rev. john
McIccs, Miss FANNY Il. EunNErrr To Mr.. JAMES
w. Bu'IANAN: and nn the 18th, by the SAM"
Miss SUSAN f.. BucHA%AH to Mr.. Joi.H BURNETT:
sY Printers fec received.
MARRIED, OIL tho 18th inst, by Rev. Jane:
Moore, Mr.. G.. w. SyFAN and Miss VI. Z. DAVIS
all of Abbcville District.
MARRIED. on the I'LL, inst. at the resi-
h"ncc of MIS-. Walker, by Jno. G.. Bnskin, Esq
Mr.. .I"irN GiLM"r, tn Miss Mary T.. FELL. srcono
daughter "r James Fell, all of this District.
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Sale of Estate Property.
VALUABLE LANDS AND NEGROES
G1.AS5f

VALUABLE LANDS AND NEG ROES
On IonS Credit
DY virtue of his last Will and Tc:tnmeni.
ID will sell on the 9th day of November next
at the late Residence Of e.. w AIaniz. deceased
"a!l the Real and Pc:soua Property" Of SAT-
deceased, to wit:
4 valuable Tract Of Land. containing Eight
Hundred anil Fi(ty-iivc (S55.) Acres, (suIirct
TO 4 re-survcy-thc plat To be exhibited on day
Of sale) On the premises are n large and
comfortable Dwelling lI"as., Gin ilots" and
Screw, aud all necessary Nut Houses. The 10
cation is desirable and the situation elevated
and healthy.
Also, all the Personal Properly, consisting Of
several Likely Negroes; The Crop of Cotton,
Corn aud Fodder: thr Stock Of ll"rscs. Mules,
Cattle Hogs aud sheep and all articles of every
kind of House or Plantation Furniture belonging
to said Estate.
7EH.NS.-"Tlc Personal Properly will be
sold on n credit of twelve months; md the
Real Estate Oh IL credit Of one. two and three
years, in equal annual instruments. the last
payment to bear interest one year Immediately
preceding the time Of it's falling due; all to be
secured l'y Note and Security. and mortgage
OF the premises if necessary"
J. W. HEARST, Executor.
Sept. 81, 1856. % 4t
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COTTON.

Our streets for the last week have been
crowded with cotton wagons. Tho market
has been unusually ac,ive-buycrs anxious
ut from 10 to IL cents. We cannot under
stamd why planters should hold for higher
prices; ii cents now, is rs good rs IA
cents six months hence The interest on
money and the loss Of weight, will equal
full 3 cents
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RETURN-DAY,

Last Saturday was our Rcturn-Day-
There are one hundred cases dockctcd; per-
haps there arc rs many acccptanccs. This
is not more than half the usual return for
the fall term. There will be, we suppose,
to consume the week. His Honor Judge
WnITAEn will preside.
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A ABBEVILLE BANNER.
WILLIAM O. DAVIS, EDITOR.
MORN'G, SEPT. 25, 1856
ROWDYIsm.

While Mr.. BREcKENRlDGE WIS being cs-
corted through the streets of Covington,
Ky, set of rowdcs and loafers threw
stones and other missiles, groaning aud
brawling and acting i'll the most disgraceful
manner. Such an exhibition of black
guarlsm evinces Il basencss and moral tur-
pit,llc to be lamentcd in any community.