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pIBLES AND PRAYER BOOKS, IN klth
II Velvet, Turkey Morocco, and plain oihuin-
Childrens' Books, the most extensive ssS"''
ment to be found In the District.
Miss Bunkley's Escaped Novice, price e.
Harper's Magazine for January -
Also, a large assortment Of ivory and pc
handle PENKNIvES, PISTOLS Of eli iihes'
For sale by h. X. LUNDl
dec 2l-u No. l2s BriAge ST., GeoIsesoW
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" and containing nearly
double the quantity OF read
ing matter In that OF the
FIFTY CENT OR DOL
LAR PU OBLIGATIONS.
Ii treats on the PHYSIOL-
OGY OF MARR1AG r
and the Secret Infrmities
and Disorder Of Youth and
Maturity, resulting from eI-
cesses, which destroy the
physical and mental pow
80 ,v.g.h nl-n,r-asgnn- IN,
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TWO SUPERB PIANO FORTES Ar 4
GREAT SAGRUEICE

GREAT SACRIFICE
OWING TO THE DEATH OF Mr. Cache
" and the necessary dissolution Of theecaEa
firm Of Knabe, Gaehle & CO., PianosT
manufacturers, Baltimore, II Is positively neces-
sary to settle up the entire affairs Of the late firm
We have two very superior instruments on hand
from the celebrated mandatory Of this popul al
firm, which must be sold within a short time.
One magnificent Louis XIV. style beautifully
carved 7-octave Rosewood Piano, the factory
price Of which Is $3.50.
One superb Rosewood Plano, four round cor.
ners, full 7octaves factory price 1875
These instruments will be sold at astonishing
deductions for cash This is an opportunity buI
seldom offered to those in want Of reliable Pr
ano.
Also, always on hand Pianos from Hallet, Da-
Wis, & Co, Boston, and Bacon & Raven, New
York.
Piano Stools, Guitars, Violins, Flutes, Accor.
deems, Banjos, Strings, Music, Music Paper, &c
Give US call and see for yourselves.
JOHN F. ELLIS,
Jan IL 800 Pa av., bet 9th and 10th SITS
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PRIVATE MEDICAL TREATISE
on THE
PHILOSOPHICAL VIEW OF MARRIAGE
~

M. b. LA CROIN, M. D.,
ALBANY, ". Y,
$50 Pages aad 100 FINE, PLAIN, aad Colorsi Lifs.
ograrhs and Plates.
PRICE ONLY TwRNTY-FIvR CENTs.
Sent Free Of Postage TO all parts Of the Union.
CHEAPEST BOOK EVER PUBLISHED
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OF VIM. ]. AIWOOD.
HUNIsvILLx, Yadkin Co. NC. Z

These bitters are sstirsIy vegetable, they IL Wy
crate and strengthen the systemf never PROSTATE
IL, and can be used FOR infants as well as adults
For sale by respectable dealers everywhere, asd
by n. ID. GILMAN, Washington; J. l.. hid
WELL, Georgetown, aRd J. q. PIERPONy,
Alexandria. mar i-1y
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MANUFACTURE By
DON A l. ID X Z N n Il ID Y,
Ia lon Wox~s. sfxssf RorbASG Mnss

PRICE, ONE DOLLAR.
Wholesale Agents New York City, G. v.
CLICKNER, 81 Barclay street. G. II. RING,
1872 Broadway; A. b. & ID. SANDS, 100 Fulton
street Philadelphia, T. w. DYOTT Il SONS
Baltimore, BROWNS BROTHER, CANDY L
HATCH. Alexandria, PEEL & STEVENS.
At Retail by all respectable Druggists In the
United States and British Provinces, and also by
the Druggists OF this City. oct24-1y
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MlNCE MEAT.
MINCE MEAT OF SUPERIOR QUALITY,
wi made from Virginia Mountain Beef and
Fruits and Spices Of the purest and best quality,
under my own supervision, for sale at my store,
corner Of Vermont avenue and 18th street
nov II H. M. p. KING.
nPERA 6LASSES.-THEL LARGEST AS.
" sortment In the city, for sale and hire.
JOHN +. ELLIS,
JAM 3O6 Pa av., bet. 9th and 10th SITS.
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DRUsHEs, COMBS, POMArUM, Cologne
ID Bay Rum, 60, at ELLIS'S
dec u 3O5 Pa. avenue
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Information for Travellers
THE NETWORK AND LIVERPOOL
fGSk UNITED STATES fGSf.
$500 NAIL STEAMERS. $500
V1HE SHIPS COMPRISING THIS LINE

Theses ships have been built by contract expressly
for Government service. Every care has been
taken In their construction-aDin the engines
insure strength and speed and their accommo.
dations for passengers are unequaled for elega
and comfort.
DAYS OF SAILING.
From NsU York. From LiUerpooI
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kirkwood iseuss-


DeXter's Hotel-M. A. plxrRa,
NJ Mckinney, Va J Nj Warning, Ma
q w Johns, u All Pratt, ny
Hon A u Tolbot, Ny
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ORANGE & ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
- u % -. -
Great Southern Mail Line!
81 ICE DAILY
SUNDAY NIGHTS EXCEPTED)
Between Washington City and the South

VIA: ALEXANDRIA,
6ORDONSVILLE, AND RICHMOND.
Leave Washington at 8 a. m. and p m.
Fare from Washington to Richmond. ......s5 50
OMNIBUSES and BAGGAGE WAGONS
will be at the Washington Railroad Depot to con-
vey PASSENGERS and BAGGAGE, Frss OF
p psGE T., to sTE Ex aERR GEoR dI s&
lance Of six miles, allowing ample time for Meals
Tickets procured on the boat
Expedition and Comfort are secured by this
Route, as II Is CONTINUOUS LINE OF FIRST CLASS
RAILROAD FROM ALEXANDRIA TO RICH
MOND.
THROUGH PASSENGERS and BAGGAGE
carried without cost to the Depot Of the Petersburg
Railroad: j. X. NICKLIN,
dec TT Ticket Agent, Alexandria
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FEMALE HIGH SCHOOL.

WILL. open at Greenwood. in this District,
a FIRST MONDAY of JANUARY next. a
Female High Scllorl.
lnstru ,ion will he given in all the I, anclcs
Of ii finished F"mrle Educntinn-I.ntn and
Greek, (if rrquir-d,) English Grammar Natu nj
History. Natural and Moral Philosophy, and the
Higher Mathematics.
a set of the lltest aud raost approved Globes
and Maps. mg"ir with a costly Laboratory of
Chemicals and Philosophical! Appa. utus, will be
Mt the service Of the School.
Young I.a,lies from q distance can obtain
Boarding in excellent families at $40 per month
The Nillage Of Greenwood situated iulrardi
i:a!y ;::: !i.r line Of the Gr.envi.lc T. Columbia
Rail Ruad. is wei! known as one Of the most
beautiful. heal;l,!u;. am! nr,rnl in III. State :;
While ,ts numerous pions families Churches and
sabbath Sch"'ls. ntfnrd every religious facility.
For particulars. address me at Greenwood.
J. II. LOGAN.
EScfcrcnces.-R-v.A 4. W. Leland. ID. d..
Andrew Crawford. Esq. Columbin. :. C f; T.. p.
RavcneI, EsI., Black Oak. $. c.; J. WiSnr
Simpson. Esq, L.urensville, S. c.; Rev. .Ino
Mcl.ees, CIR. enwood. S. c.; Rev. Jno. e. Will.
liams, Hodges Depot, S. &.
~ Laurrnsvill" Herald will give two inser-
tions and forward hill to III. at Greenwood.
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GOOD NEWS FROM HoME!w
J. j. LYO NJ S.

TNIE Village and District CLOTHIER, has
i just returned from the Big Torrid. with one
of the keenest. largest finest, neatest pret,,cs,
wnrmcst. cheapest. and best lot Of CLOTHING
that has ever been manufactured in the United
States-he liked to have said, in the whole world
For the last six or eight months he has been
visiting different sections Of the District-in fact
he went rOu with the Agricultural Committee
and he is fully convinced there in MS much
room for Improvement in dress as ther. il in the
science Of agriculture. tie saw us manv-ycs,
twice as innny-humnn frames that needed re.
covering, as he did old fields That needed rccInin-
ing. He means to say. that dress doesn't make
the man but when the man is made. he looks u
good deal better dressed up. The ladies' looked
admirable-ihcy don't mind spending Is or 20
dollars for II bran new dress-but the mpn-0h
il won't do to tell the fact is, some nf them had
holes in their pantoloons right where they sit
down and their cOnts were 80 short and old
fashioned, that when they stood straight up, they
wouldn't hide them.
And now Lyons has been round and seen all
this-kn"ws what kind Of CLOTHING will suit
these different sectioms. lie has got it fnr all
grados-Cpper Ten, Mushroom Aristocrats, PIE
heians aud Niggers and n, prices that cannot fail
to pleus".
And besides, LYONS wants to raise hundred
or two dollars extra; lie has heard that out
West, there is an Expedition OH foot, in which
men of courage, good moral character, and u
small capital. can qnalrupe their money in a
very short Time; he wants to invest his cnrcnss
aud NV" hundred in it. Won't you hep hm1-
if You ever intend TO- now is your time.
by the way-lm's got big Int of CIGARS
on hantl and is anxious to dispose of them
thinks he overst"cked himself in Cigars. He's
got Hats the latest nrony-Fannel Shirts. Hair
Oil aud Blackimg, Pocket Pianos and Women.
stockings Fiddle Bridges aud Strings. Brass
Finger Rings and Silk Und-rsrtS, Adnunntinr
Candles and Fine ComLs, Tnrp"ntine Soap and
Cologne, Tobacco AMI Iinm.'kerchicf Extrae,s,
Fine Visiting Cards and Womens Shoes, and ten
thousand other things which time and crcu,n-
stances will not perni, him to eGumerate.
Call and see him, and lie will show you these
other things.
Ahh",ii!e G. H. Oct. "a, 1855. 81 If
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Jackson Street Hospital and Surgical
INFIRMARY FOR NEGROES

HONfO01 "A, pA
'llF Undersigned would respectfully call the
Il attention OF Painters and Slave.owncrs
generally to their complete and extensive es,nb-
l!sl''nent III Augusta, Ga, for the accomnlnd,-
tlnn OF NEGROES requiring SURGICAL. OP
f:haIloNS or Treatment in CHRONIC DIS
EASES.
The l]nilng is situated on the corner of Jack
son hnd fcnwick Streets, b-wcch the G.urui:, nd
'hr Savannal! Rail Road Dcp"t-; and in siul,t
"' both II is therefore convenient for the re-
ception OF patients from distance In its con.
sfruc''on. throughout the entire plan, WINS kept
III view The special purpose to which il is mp
pied; being furnished with everything which
c"n c";lsi"ce t" the comfort Of the SICK. II il
supp!i"d with ho, and cold baths and shaver
ba'hs-and has wa.er-c'oscts in each story to
av"i.i fatigue ami exposure to the patients il
,s also well ventilated and lighted with cnS
"h'i ;:;' cnnssam; Attendance af rxprr;cmcr.,
male and f'ma'" nurses the patirnt will he saved
much o the suffering wh.cl, too often is the re.
result Of unavolahlr neglect in the Treatment, Of
NsIroes IN ordinary private practice
iERMS-For Board, Lodging aud Nursing.
PR month. Sln. F"r all necessary Medical at
tendance. Surgical Opcrat oi,s DC, the salrie US
III ordinary city practice.
IL +. CAMPBELL, Surgeon,
L. CAMPBELL, Attending Phys;c clan.
may D. 1909. Intf
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VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE !

TANf1E entire Real Estate Of the lnie JOHN Is
IL BULL, consisting Of more Than THREE
THOUSAND ACRES, is offered for private Sule
on advantageous terms.
Th" lower Tract, adjoining lands of Col Louis
Patterson, contains about
FOURTEEN HUNDRED ACRES,
Of wlicl, large portin is excellent River Low
Grounds. This Plantation is well improved and
henl;hy.
The Berry Hill Plantation contains ubout
TWEL w HUNDRED ACRES,
excellent quality. These tracts adjon, and were
used as one plantation. The lands on Savannah
River nrc believed tn he the best Cotton Lands
in the State They are not swamp lands, nor
subject to nundai"n. hut are dry and elevated
Low Grounds. The Savannah River atfords safe
navigation for Bonts TO Augusta, distance of
about forty five miles.
The Lille River Plantation contains about
FIVE HUNDRED ACRES,
is we'll settled and we'll adapted to Cotton and
Grain. There is d considerable tony of Low
Grounds "n this trnct which, for Corn. j. equal
to any lands in the State. This plantation is
convenient TO the best Flonring Mills.
These lands are all in the Somih- Western part
Of AbbevilIe District; the lands on Savannul,
River are near BarkNlalc's Ferry, and the Little
River Tract few miles below Caihoun's Milk.
The lands in the south Wrs,ern portion Of Abhe-
VILE are considered the che,p"st Of their quality
aud fertility Of any in the Southern States.
For further particulars. apply t., the
HON. r. BARNWELL RHETT,
Charleston,
or to the HON. A. BURT,
Willington.
Nov 81 1859 81 If
eB- The South caroliniun at Columbia will
please copy.
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G RI A GE AND WAGON
M A TX ING.
I>fE undersigned having as v,,--
4 socintrd themselves nv CO. MfSEN
partners in the business Of Car ar-ss&4S2XlZz
riage and Wagon Making and Repairing, under
the Firm of
II A r r | S e. WARE.
would call the attention of the public to their
Shops Mt
Mt. Carmel,
whore they hope, by fair prices. faithful work,
and prompt attention to business, Ia earn tn.
confidence OF all, and merit liberal share of
patro age.
For nli jobs amounting to Five Dollars or more
payment will he required in Cash, or by Cash
Note, when the work is removed from :he 81 oI.
All orders FOR work should be directed to D,-
vd r.. Harris; hut all settlements must he made
with the finnn inl Copar,ncr, w. G.. Ware. as
he alone i' authorized to usc the name of the
Firm. give or take notes. give receipts, receive
money or contract debts.
DAVID f. HARRIS,
W. e.. WARE.
Mt. Carmel. s. c.. Jan. Z. 1876 &c u.
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Tho Farmers Guido

TO sciENriFic AND rEAt rIGAi. AGRICULIurE
BY tIENnY STEPHENS, T. r. =, Of D,linuurph,
and the late ). l.. y ,nToH Professor Of sci
sntic Agriculture i'll Yale College. New IIa.
Ven. VOLS Royal uc,av". lG,o pages,
nnd numerous Wood and steel Ensrayiuys
This Is. concs>cdi., The co,n rIctr work
on agriculture ever published, aud IN order ia
give wider circulation the publishers have
resolved to reduce the price to
IS FOR THE Two VOLUMES!
When sent by mail (p"s'-lmi'D to California
ana oregon the price will be 81. To every
other part of the Uninn an.l to CannJ, fust
paid? So, cB- This is Not The old "B,oS Of
the Iorm" ?
Rennttanccs for any Of the above publications
: sho"id always be addressed, post paid, to the
LEONARD SCOTT &. CO.
No. 81 Gold street, New York
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BOOTS AND SHOES FOR CASH!
W. S. WOOD,
MANUFACTURER OF AND DEALER IN
Boots Shoes and Brogans

Boots Shoes and Brogans
No ls5 Richardson ST. first door Jeiom the barket,
COLU.NBIA, S. C.,
TT AS now in store large and we'll selected as
tS sortmcnt Of all descriptions Of goods usually
to bn found in ii Shoe store, consisting nf Ne
groc's peg and Nniicd Brogans stitch Downs.
House Servants Shors ali cIasscs. winch are
Offered hy the case. d"zcn or single pair, at the
lowest figures, CASH.
LSO,
I.a'lics fine Bl'k and Cord CATERS Ladies' Kill
and Morocco Walking Shoes aud Slippers from
the House Of J. Miles Il Son, Philadelphia.
Al LSO,
Gents Fine Calf Dress Pump and Stitched
Bouts, Of his own manufacture.
LIS q,
French and Am"rscan Calf Skins, Oak and
!Icmlock S..le Leather.
n, y, Th. Manufacturing Department is
under the Sup-rintendrnce Of an experienced
workman. and all work inlrustrd to his care
warranted to give satisfaction.
W. WOOD,
lSj Richardson STREET.
Columbia, =. C..
October 4, 1855 "a ly
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LIVERY STABLES!
AT ABBEViLLE G. n.
&TS dGsi8 AX

I>llE undersigned having taken the large aud
4 commnd"ls Stable fnrmcrIy occupied by
Mcssrs. Mathis IL Sale. o:f.rs his services 10 the
public gene ally. lie will keep in const,nt 1T
Tendance, attentive Os.l"rs. It's Stables will be
kept Thoroughly clrnn<",l. and every attention
given t" mcri, pubic patronage. lie will also
keep lot of
Horses and Buggies to Hire,
with careful Drivers. to convey persons TO any
point in III on, Of the District.
charg" for single feed, BIZ cents. Horses
boarded 70, sl.O0 per day, and $1,000 by the
month
J. NJ. DAVIS.
Nov. 7, le55 90 ly
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Notice, Positive.

IL Lpersonsindebted to ROBINSON &;JkCK.
n son, in Account for 1865, are reque.ted 10
settle the eenne by the lst March. 1856, us
we are desirous Of closing our old Books
And all persona having standing open Ac-
counts on onr Books for 1858 and 1854. or in.
deh,sd tous by Note, are earnestly reaues,ed
to pay the money by that time: or they will be
placed In tile hands Of an Attorney for collec-
tion
Gentlemen! One and all. settle npi Spare
our feelings from such a course, and save YOUR
selves unnecessary expense. Louxsr indulgence
We cannot grant.
ROBINSON 4 JACKSON.
Hsfnturg, Jan. H. 1850. 80 O.
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BEALL & sTovALL,
I'D arebonse ano q ON mission
III e Il g ~ q III Z S.

auguatI, GA.
WTILL continne the WAREHOUSE AND
w COMMISSION BUSINESS IN ALI.
ITS BR tNCiIES, and have removed to the
WAREHOUSE adjoining N r.
Oh the corner Of jackson and Ellis
Streets. near the Globe Hotel.
Consignments Of COTTON, BACON, GRAIN
aud other PRODUCE solicited.
The usual Advances made Oh Cotton or Pro-
duce in store. when required. s.-,rs..s
All Cotton consigned To us will be sold at the
Warehouse, where one of the Firm may al sll
times he found.
Commission for Selling Cotton, rs Cents
per Bnle.
WM. NJ. BEALL.
JNO. w. L. STOVALL.
August %, 1865. 10 6m
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Let us Talk About It.
WHY .iRE WE SICK!

TT HAS BEEN the lot nf tho human race to
II he weighed dow by ds..nse md suffering
HOLLOW ~ rs PILLS are sre.iliy a.np.cd
to the relief of the " FAX. The NERVOUS,
the DELICATE, and the INFIHAI, Of NIL c',,ncs,
ages sexes, aud constitutions. P."ie-s.r IinEo-
way personally snprrinicnd> the maEuinc,u e of
his n"dciics i'll the United S;n;e.. and off. IL
them t." n free n'd enlightened prop'r Il. the
hest remedy the world ever saw Ter The r.muv al
OF disease.
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q ru s he &.
The State of South Carolina.
ABBEPLLLE DISTRICT,
K,s UHnvrssv

W. w. Hill,
Elizabeth Foster. James Bill for Partition
J.. Brown, john H. of Slaves
Brown and Others.
1T appearing to my satisfaction that Elizabeth
Il Foster. jams L. Brown, John r. Brown.
Jnmes McNnl'y and Mary +. his wife, John
.: D"n'e' aud iiuldah his wife. Joshua Hill, -
Brnce and Martha his wife. Defendants IL tl.
case. reside beyond the limits of this State. On
motion Of Thomson Il Fair, Complainunis Sole
itorh, Ordered that the ,bove named Defendants
do pead, answer or demur t., Complninanta Bill
of Complnint within three months from pub!icm.
ti"n hereof, or the same will be taken Pro con
Jesso against them.
W. u. PARKER, c.EAn
Commissioners Office,
Nov. "a, 1855. 80 sm
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Continued Co.Partnership.
Executors Notices

.E.satc os I"scl,h aIarsSnif Z secssd..
THE Execu,ors Of tha abosas Estate, ,her@hy
give notice to ell prrso.s i,,dstted Is tho
,sane. that Immediate payment ,iss sreauired.--
unle~s he.e ,ipdebasA hSads this np,isse, the
Eoies will he plaeed, befssr ksssln BAY, is the
hand& Of an Attorney St sstsSion. Enocsh
said. -, e. ,p5,e- 49, NO.
. J. ", W. MARSHALL, ! ,a..
J. g. MARSHALL, orss
9AsA 0, 1853. - 4a
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s. L. Dowell, r. A Rogers, w D Dowell,
Oh Erorgra OF Alabama. OF Florida.
DOWE.L, ROGERS & CO.,
TORS,
General Commission Merchants.
AND SHIPPING AGENFS,
NORTH Alta mite Wharf,

W Il present great f;,cilirs far selling COT.
ION, aud especially FLOUR, WHEAT, CORN,
",d DOMESTIC PRODUCE. We make nr.
rnngc,ens with interior friends TO tr:.::sact
their business nj the very lowest rate Of cl,arycs
and pledge ourselves to proinptncss in every
transaction.
Liberal Advances made on Consignments
Strict personal attention 10 the Interests of our
patrons. AID your favor and influences rcspect
fully sr'icrt-l.
D-BE>T OF REFERENCES GIyEN..rp
August 2S, 1855. l9 4m
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Capital s12,OOO!

1900 Prizes Amounting to $4,000.
Tickets. $s.O0l Halves. $500; Quarters. $500
Prizes payable without deduetionI Persons
sending Money by mail paed not fear its heing
lost Orders punctnaliy attended TO- Coinmu-
nications confidential Bank Notes Of sound
Banks taken at par.
Those wishing Particular numbers. should or
dor Immediately. -, =.
JAMES F. WINTER, Manager.
Macon, Ga.
Jan. 2o. 1856. 40 ~ ~ 81
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Notice. to Guardians. &c.

4 Ii Guardians, Trustees, SC, liable to account
a in my Office. are hereby notified to make
II their annual Returns On or before the 18th
dny Of April next All perrons in tsfauit Ut
that time, will be ruled imdiscriminateix Also,
Guardians appointed ut las, June Term and
who have not yet gwen Boud.afs requested to
do 20 Immediately. -. t-.,sre = .il;.s
w. Fl. PARKER, O. Z. H.. D.
Commissioner Office, &ga = a,2,'rr'.
" Indepsndent Press copy.
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.Bleached Shirtings G. Sheetinos

Bleached Shirtings & Sheetings.
w York AVG
Extra Water Twist Al B!cnclhel SHIRTINGS.
New York Mills 4-4 Bleachcd SlIRTINGS:
White Rock, Wafer Twist, IL B!.ached SJIIiRv.
INGS. (soft finish y
Manchester 4 BeacI'-d SHIRTINGS:
boot Mills Al BIeached SIIlKTINGS;
0up+rior 1874 Hamilton Bleached SJI EET1ycs.
hyperion l2-4 AIlrnda!e i}leached SIiEETINf;S.
SWsmsntta Mills Blcachcd Pillow Case COT,
- TONS;
Iaco"ia Mills Bleached Satin JEANS.
4. C. A. Anoskeag and P.url River TIt.KINcs.
e Ihs above comprises the best make Of Gouds
ecaH;ry CAsi nr h. will nn he sold at very low p
WED 10 call and examine the assortment.
. Augusta, Feb 6. AZ f
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PROSPECTUS.
SO SR u & S U No92

1T SHINES FOR ALI.
VIE undersigned propose 10 commence, at
IL nn early date. in The Town If Newb-rry
the publication Of Weekly newspaper, to he
called "TllE SUU," designed Tor general circu-
latiUn.
Its columns will contain the news Of the ,luv
foreign and d'Inesiic: and accurate review of
the markets: q synopsis Of tn. proceedings Of
Congress during It's session: urt,cles on agricul-
ture. and Interesting miscellaneous matter
portion oI It will be devoted to literature origin
al and selected.
1he Sun All ugrreable aud instructive or, dis
pciilng error and igno aucr, aud ditfnsing geninl
nhd healthy Influences wherever its ra,s NAV
penetrate. 1t will be political. but liberal owing
no slavish or serve allegiance to parties or poll
tic'ans. IL will advocate measures. not men
and will labor only Tor the sucrrss OF principles.
In word, it will he the organ Of no man or
clique. 1t will be American in tone and senti-
ment, yet repudiatng nO.hing foreign, because it
is 80; believing and maintaining that the good
the wise. tho honorable, and uteful, are indi.
genous to no CLINE, nor the property Of any
peculiar people, but are the common righ: OF
all.
It's aim will be to advance, reform and inn
prove; not to crush, drpress and destroy. It
will hold up to light and reflection, ilie ruthless
aud savage deeds and practices Of the times ;
defend nure morals ~ all the social relations Of
life; and scout ut all attempts at scribbIing
bl"ekgnardsm. 1t will be progressive, but nol
rrckrssiy 50.
Ent-riuining fixed and decided views on the
great Questions of the day, it will vindica.e the
honor. protect the rights. aud defend tho cause,
and Ih- Institutions Of the South
1t will number in its corps Of contributors
some able poiiticul and literary writer's.
We Pronise much, hut intend to p-rform Il ALL
and more, il the reading public will give the en-.
terprise livelai patronage. d..
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
THE Sun will be furnished TO subscribers at
81 per annum.. payable in advance. No paper
will be- co tinued beyond the time for which It
is paid. All subscriptions and communica ations
OH business should b. ald.essed to the under-
sigued, at Newberry G.. IL. :. G.
SLIDER Il EROSION.
January 20, 1856 Al