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III AVlNG PURCHASED THE ENTIRE sForp ON
on both in JEWERY ny ptsp9p n t. make extensive add
b no ana to continue The Wholesale and Re bn
am con6den Of 9 friends respectfully invited to this as
both in quality and price p' 'nen with merchandise,
F. ROBERTS,
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The Household and Kitchen Furniture etc
For further particulars, apply TO
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CLOTHING AT REDUCED PRICEs.- Our friends,
Aessrs Alfred unroe Co.. of Magazine and Gravier
Streets being DESTROYS of reducing their large stock of
summer clothing offering goods at low prices Those
of such articles will do we'll in referring their
tsernent in another column. .2
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F. B. Taylor 252 1856 l62 zig 142 1863 121 1247
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-10-17
Salutatcry,

With the present number, comm, "cs the
connection of tho Subscribers ns Editor and
Publishers of the MGcpcndrnt Press Return
ing our grateful thanks to our Predecessor for
the too flatterng terms in which he lns been
pleased to alludc to u.s. We would briefly indi-
cate the principles which shall control us in
the conduct "f the paper
Entertaining We do, the highest conccp-
tions, Of the great mission Of the press, its in-
ilncncc AMI the true measure of its excellence
we hope. to Contribute somcthngto suhscrvc its
great erh. That end we conceive To he to i'll
form the public mind, +" refine the public TASTE
TO rehnke public immortality, and official .lclin-
qucncy; and to give free expression to an en-
cpitom" of life ns it goes and from its pages,
should reflect ms from tho polished surface "f
mirror, the moving panorama "f its hopes and
fears. and struggles and pcrrlcxi,ie<. The true
journalist seeks in the present for those hidden
b"nIa which bind il T." tn" past AMI the future :.
an! Ti'o:i liz apparent anomalies r"urs the sun
light of enlarged observation. Amid the CON
flicts Of passion and Of interest he directs at
tcn,ion to those great rrnci Piles "f truth anI
Justice wi,ic!, lie ut the basis Of human happi
ncs society an government; and to the fact
that Expc>icncy and Justice are one and the
same and in all the good evil that checker
life" secs the hand of an ovcr.rulinc Prov
ilcncc.
In politics We shall occupy the highest South
crn ground. We nvow our adherence To the
school of the great South Carolina Statesman.
and with the reverence of n disciple would
con the lessons of wisdom which are contained
in his Published works. And now in trou-
h!nris times, when evils threaten us which his
far seeing sagacity f"rct"lI, We can scarce re
ila.in the aiostrorhc Of Wordsworth to Milton ::
"Thou sh"nlls: be living yet. thy country
needs thee still -
IL needs thy purc spirit, thy imperial intellect,
and unbcn'lins integrity l;ut though the
sage could no, transmit the mantle Of his gcni
Us, yet he has bcqncathcd precious legacy in
his immortal thoughts, and the bright example
of his in"nrruptihlc integrity
In conclusion, We shall cntlcavor to mnkc our
paper rs interesting possible. Instead of
| wcaryin- our readers with onr own cfT,,sions,
We shall try +" present them with the matcri-
nls for forming their own opinions and to
fntnish an agreeable miscellany cullcd from
| various sources facts in science art history,
| anl biography the current news, and every
matter Of present interest. We trust to make
our visits agreeable an'l promise to ourselves
u pleasant intercourse will, our patrons.
". a. LEE,
wM II. WILSON.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-10-17
MILLER g. WARREN,
Drnacr DnDOsife the Globe Hotel


"AVE Just received large stock of FALL
IL and WINTER Dry Goons, of the latest
importation and most fashionable styles, con-
sstiHg of
FIounced Embroidered Colored SILKS,
Rich Brocadc and Plaid Colorcd SILKS
Figured and Mnire Antique Black do;
Rich Flounccd MUSLIN DE LANES
Cashmcres and Muslin dc LANES in great
variety;
Bombnznes, Challics, Alpacas and Cobergs !;
French. English and American PRINTS
Handsome Scotch and French GLNGHA IlS;
Rich French Embroidered COLLARS and
SLEETES
Rich Black Lace COLLA rs and SLEEVES;
Jnckonet and Swiss BANDS and
FLOUNCYNGS;
Infants Embroidered WAISTS and R ROBES:
Embroidered Merino CLOAKS for Infants !;
Renl Valenciennes, Maltese and Thread
Ld CE.S;
REVERE. HcnI.stitched and Embroidered
UDKS:
Alcsnn'lcr's Kid and Silk GLOVES;
Splendid Stock of Gents "
Together with an endless variety of Goods
usually found in Dry Goods Store. We will
adj that we have n large stock, anxious to cell,
and will take pleasure in showing them to our
friends and customers.
Oct. ~, 1856 2i.3m
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-10-17
Enlargement of our Paper.

We have Oh for our new press and hope
III few weeks I" issue paper Of the size of
the Banner. AT present We feel decidedly
crampcd; advertisements pressing OH one side
an'l our patrons on tho other and are as anx-
i"us as our readers possibly can he, TO get ont
Of this dilemma We shall he compelled to
raise our subscription price to two dollars, ns
experience has shown that rcndablc country
paper cannot bcpnblished for less and we are
certain that onr friends will be willing to give
the additional dollar for a fair equivalent We
shall however, continue to send to subscribers
until the expiration Of their subscriptions, at
the old price.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-10-17
AbbeVille Cotton Markef

Our cotton buyers have driven stirring bus
mess during the present season. The agent of
the B""h cf Ne'cb"rrH informs lis that he has
purchased cotton drafts to an amount abov.
$4,000. Upwards of 100 bales have been
sold here during the past Season, ut prices rnng.
ing from Toto l24 cents. Our buyers have
been liberal, aud active, and have offered sucb
induccmcnts as to stop wagons, bound for Ham.
burg and Augusta; whilst the supplies at our
groceries are large, and sold at reasonable pr-
ces' The liberality of our cotton buyers, is
above all coInmendation, and addresses itself
the patronage of the community. We trust
they will sustain no loss by the Auct,,ation in
prices. The crop of the present year is un.
do"bted'y small estimated by some ut 3, ,0Oo,-
bales only and we have seen the assertion haz-
naded that if spcculators can hold on until the
large er"r.o of last year is exhausted, prices must
advance. We shall cndcavor to keep our read.
ers posted up MS events develop tLemselves
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-10-17
Sherin'S Sales.

pY virtue Of sundry Writs of Fiera Facias
ID to me directed, will sell at Abbeville
Court House. on tho first Monday and Tuesday
in November next within the legal hours of sale,
the following property to wit:
so Acres Of land, more less, ION which there
is fine set of Merchant Mills,) bounded by
Peter Guillebeau, j. P. Graves and others rs
the property of B. E. Gilbert, ads. w. II. Schri-
mer and others.
200 Acres, more or less, bounded by Samuel
Robinson, Jos. T. Moore end Others, as the
property of L. w. Pace, ads. J. c. Ellis and
others.
200 Acres. more or less, bounded by D. NJ.
Rogers. NJ. o. Tallman and Others as the prop.
erty of the Estate of Joseph c. Mathews, decd,
ada A. Giles VS.. Jas McCaslan, Admir-.
House and Lot in Lowndesville contain.
ing IL Acres. more or less bounded by Joel
Lockha't and Others, as the property Of l. w.
McCalister. ads. JAS. @. Bozeman and others
230 Acres, more or less, bounded by Thos
Fulton, Charles Dendy and Others, as the prop.
eriy of jas. Gillian, ads. J. G. Wilson.
100 Acres, more or less, bounded by w. W.
Russell, j. w. w. Marshall and Others, as the
property of Estate of Jas. McCrse, ads Jno. A.
Hunter and others
TERMS CASH.
I. r. COCIIRAN,s. AID.
Sheriff. Office, Oct 1s, 1856. 24.tsd
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-10-17
New Drug and Book Store.

Our friends DR.. Isaac Branch and Mr.. C. II.
Allen, are about establishing Drug and Book
Store in our Village, and are now receiving
their first arrivals. The establishment of a
new Drug Store, may perhaps alarm the fears
of some at n distance, who lend ready ere.
dence to any report affecting the health of our
Village; but these we beg leave to assure that
our place is and has been quite healthy and
that this is merely an attempt to unite with a
rival sister, to supply demand, which hos
been hitherto met from abroad.-A Book Store
is something new here, but We think must sue
ceed, from our experience of Che profits of
book auctions in our Village. The selections
are very choice in the different departments OF
history, biography, poetry and light literature.
So, such of our readers as are disposed to
'throw physic to the dogs" may, by turning
70 the opposite shelves, find something 10 min.
lister to a mind diseased" in q pleasing essay
Of Addison, or sparkling criticism of MaCau
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-10-17
THE Thespian Corns.

We are sorry that our limited space in the
present issue, rcstricts us TO n brief notice of
the performances of this amateur Companv.
during the past week She Stoops to Conquer
and 7hc Irish Lion Piznrro and The .Stnoc
.Sfr"rk Yankee; IHc GaD,cSfer and The Rougb
bi"mo"M, were performed on three successive
nights to crowded houses and much to the graf
iiication of a'highly intelligent audience. We
have heard but one opinion expressed ms to the
character of the performances. Some we'll
meaning conscientious persons arc lisposcd to
regard these, ms differing only by single
remove from those of the city Theatres. ~,
think it requires no very refined dalec-
tics to point out the marked differences in
their objects and influence. The subject. how.
ever, is too important to be discussed in n par
agraph.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-10-17
Our Court,
WM. II. WILSON.

The October Term Of our Court was brought
to close, on Saturday last, ut midday, his
Honor Judge Whitncr, presiding, with his usual
courtesy and ability. The Judge secrns to be
in fine health and spirits, and has prepared
himself for the campaign by soiourn. during
the Summer moths, amid the invigornling eli
mate and scenery of the mountain region.
The Court was closely engaged, during the
week, but failed to despatch all the business
pending. The return of the Term was small,
but there wns an accumulation of old business.
The Criminal side of the Court, furnished
but meagrr bill of fare, for our very able nId
worthy Solicitor IT. has been his wont here,
on every circuit t" snuff crime "upon the tnint-
c'l breeze :" but at this time he was greeted
with very healthy moral atmosphere. The
sword Of Justice rested idly in its scnbhar,l
FOR the lack Of offenders It seemed ns if,
.0thellos occupations gone" A ease olga
ming with a slave, and few assault and bat
terry cases, comprised the extent Of the Session s
docket, and scarcely reused that voice, which
has 40 often brought terror to evil docrs. A
phiIantfrnpist in tho prospect, might have an
ticipatcd the dawn of t!c era when
"All crimes shall cease and ducient frauds shall
fail,
Returning Justice lift noft he SCALE
but the shadows of coming events, which ddrk-
the sky Of the future. would soon dispel the
illusion.
Among the eases upon the Issue Docket, which
excited some interest. was that Of w. f. Jack
son d Go. rersus John Cunningham. The a.
mount involved was between two and three
thousand dollars. and the question was to
the revocation of a letter of credit, under which
goods had been purchased, by Defendants son,
as his agent. After an able argument, the case
wns referred to an intelligent jury, who stay eel
out all night, and reported finally. that they
were unable to agree, being equally divided.
The Court did not sec fit to exercise the right,
which according to Blackstone, it holds of ia
king the jury around the Circuit in cart until
they agreed, but discharged them. They had
been without food for twcnty.four hours, and
had failed to starve each other into unaniniity.
Another case of interest, Wis an appeal from
the Decree of the Ordinary, in the matter of
the will of the late John Is. Bull which dis
posed of large estate real and personal, and
chiefly to various charitable societies. The
decree Of the Ordinary wns against the will.
on the ground of the incompetency of a sub.
scribing witness, who was the Executor. The
question of law, made, was whether the interest
of an Executor, was such as to mako him an
incompetent witness, to will of real and per-
sonal estate; and, if so whether the Statute
Geo. II did not make void that interest The
Judge felt himself bound by the weight of au-
thority to reject the witness, and sustain the
Decree. An appeal will be taken and as the
decisions are conflicting it will rest npon the
appeal Court, to settle the question defini
tiyely.
The Grand Jury in their Report brought to
the attention Of the Commissioners of Public
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-10-17

BuildilnS.

VIE Undersigned Is now prepared to do all
l. work entrusted to his care, in the Build
ing Line; to Draw Plans and erect all descrin.
tons OF buildings, from a oncstory house to a
Court House. - " "
Having received instructions from the best
hrchltccts in the Union, he flattcrs himself that
he can have work done in style eoual to and
as cheap ns can be done in New York.
REfEEENcIs.-King & Kellum, Architects
br"oklyn. New York VIM. Gainer, Architect.
OF New York City; Perryman & Waller, Now
Market; Dr. John p. Barratt, Barrattsviile.
HENRY JONES.
Greenwood, Oct. 10, 1886. 23Iv
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-10-17

SoUru CAROLINA CoNFEREHcE.-The
next session of this body is 10 bc held in
this town, beginning OH Wednesday, the
10Th November. The usual examination
of the undergraduates will be attended to
on the Monday and Tuesday preceding.
Hence number Of Preachers will arrive
on Saturday, the 18th, and religious ser
vices on Sunday, the 10th, will be conduct
cd 10y brethren from distancc.-About
one hundred and thirty ilincrant preach
ers are expected TO be present during the
session. Bishop Andrews to preside.
York District Chronicle
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-10-17
Sale Of Land.
By order Of Mc Court Of Ordinary

By order Of Mc Court Of Ordinary.
Real1Estate of John White. deceased
PI Order of the Court of. Ordinary u;,,
- sell 10y public auction ut Abbeville Cont
House, on Sale-day in Novembernext. the ResI
Estate of John White. decd, consisting Of
Ninety-ihree Acres of Land, more or less, situ-
ated in AbbeviIle District, neichborhood OF
Diamond Springs, and adjoining lands of D,
"nnslcy, Perry Petigrew and others.
TERMS Of SILE.-Twelvc months or.d-
it, the purchaser giving bond and security to
the Ordinary, and mortgage of the premises
Costs tn be paid in Cash.
T. r. COCHRAN, s. f.. d.
Oct. s, 1856. eas,
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-10-17

The Duty OF THE Souru IN THE Event
OF FREMoNT's ELEcrIoN.-We have come
to turning point in the history of Ameri-
ca when such opposing principles meet that
on the result hangs the destiny Of our
country.
Thedemon Of evil stalks abroad at noon.
day in the Black Republican mind of the
North. There arc National men there
whose lion hearts breast storm, fighting un.
der the banner Of the National Democracy
tor the equality Of the States. If these are
conquered. though our hearts will love
them, yet in the event of Frcmont's election
we wish to put ourselves on the record.
Wiser and older heads may see better our
future, but we believe that the duty. the
rights, the honor OF Georgia and other
sovereign States Of the South, should pcve,
submit to the iron rule of Black Rcpubli.
can President.
If that dark day comes-wlich may God
cause to pass from our lips-we say with
the )anoented Troup: "The argument is ex
ha,sted-let us stand by our arms"
Z" - athens (Ga) Banner.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-10-17
M a II TX ETS.

ABBENIl.IE, Oct. 1T.-Bctwccn Is and 100
bales changed hands yesterday, ut slight de-
cline in prices. W" quote III as the extreme
II choice lot would bring II cents.
COLUMBIA. Oct. lI.-The demand for cot
tim yesterday rather dull and Dropping
Some 2J6 bales were Sold at prices varying
from II n l2lc.
CHARLESTON, Oct. l3.-Thc transactions
in cotton To-day were limited t" some loo bales.
The market is Suppressed and prices are decided,
ly langni'l, but we have no positive decline to
record, prices rule at II II l2s cents.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-10-17
Citation
BY WILLIAM HILL, ESQ, Ordinary OF Able.

BY WILLIAM HILL, ESQ, Ordinary OF Able
vile District:
W1lEREAS James II. Bnskin has apnJf.d
W to me for Letters of Administrators
on all and singular the goods and chattels
rights and credits of George Houston, late
of the District aforesaid deceased:
These are, therefore, to cite and a;1mon;., ,,,
and singular, the kindred and creditors Of tb.
said deceased, t." be and appear before me. At
our next Or'linary's Court for the said District
to be holden at Abhevile Court House, on the
twenty.second day of October inst, to SHOW
cause, if any, why the said administration should
not he granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this seventh
day of October in the year Of osr
Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty,
six, and in the eighty first year ss Amcfi,
can Independence.
W. HILL, o. Il. d.
oc'. y lo'e. 23-2t
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-10-17
Sale of Land.
BY orl'r Of III" Court cf Ordinary.
eo1 Estate nf T,oooc cS.

By or1r Of III" Court cf Ordinary
Real Estate of James Spence, deceased.
pI Order Of the Court of Ordinary 7 ,;l1
- sell by public auction, Mt Abberile Court
ii"usc on Salc'lav in November next, the Real
Estate OF james spence deceased, consisting OF
one hundred and fifty-two Accres Of I5b6
NOR" or less, sitna'"I in Ahbevillc District. on
waters WA; OF Long Cane adjoining lands of Adam
idennn, I"ln Robertson, deed, and others.
a. 1Eh-nS oE 81 LE-Twelve months credit,
the purchaser giving bond ard good secnr;tr
to the Ordinary. anl a mortgage of the nrcm.
iscs if deemed n"crssarv
Costs to be paid in Cash.
1. Il. COCHRAN, S. 4. d.
Oct. s, 1856. o.-a,
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-10-17
Advert tisements.

/" M"~SrS. Miller d Warren Of Augusta.
whose advertisement appears in this weeks pa.
i'rr' We owe an apology for the delay in its in
ser'lon, "ccn>ioncd by it having been misIaid.
We would also refer to tho advertisement of
i. NJ. Ard, whom we arc told is all adept in
his art !; and that of VI. II. Dealc, of the beau
ty AMI accuracy of whose pictures We can
speak from observation
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-10-17

Buildings the necessity of improving the Public
Square. We trust, that they will soon act upon
the suggestion, and i've foreground worthy
of the imposing ,tacad' of our noble Temple of
Justice. The whole District il Interested in this
subject, and We hope soon to see the Town
Council cooperating with the Commissioners
in q system of internal improvement.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-10-17
COYSgG.y Hig;S.

The following persons have freight in the
Depot ut Ahhcvilc:-
Davis & Ilollingsw"rth, Vim ] Taylor. An
drew cobb. r Giles, DR. R"ht Andrews, J Il II
j White Chri>tinn & D"alc, T. Noble, \ $
Martin, i + Iillcll j j Cunningham, Ward
law & Lyon.
D. X. SONDLEY Act
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-10-17
Notice.,

\ hl. persons VIII" hold claims against the
"A Trust Estate, lately managed lsy william
;. Ansiy, ns my Agent, will present them to me-
on or before the 18th November next "a on.
that day the Trust Estate will be finally set.
tied in the Commissioners Office ot Ahbov;Iio,
court House. JOSEPH J.. HEARST,
'cl'I 10 1876. It'd Trustee
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-10-17
Public Sale of Land

By 0r,ier of the Comrt Of Ordinary
Real Estate of Robert Carlisle. decd.
10y Order Of the Court Of Ordinary for Alb
ID hcvile District. will sell to the highest
bidder on Sale day in November next, at the
Court House door, the Real Estate of Robert
Carlisle deed. situate in said District, on wa
tiers Of McCord's Creek. waters of Long Cane,
containing One Hundred and TwcIee Acres,
more or less. and adjoining lands of William
Hill, Edward Noble and others
TER-MS--Twelvc months credit, the pnr-
chaser giving bond and good security, and
mortgage Of the premises if deemed necessary.
Costs to he paid in Cash.
T. r. COCHRAN, s. a. d.
October IL, 1856. 24-St
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-10-17

lay may bcguilc leisure moment over the
"Divine Plato or Alison's pictured page" or
forgetting self may select gem of the
poets in gold clasps, and embossed morocco as
votive Offering upon tho shrine Of the nfrec.
tOns
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-10-17
Notice of Final Settlement
Oct. Z, 1856.

fREDlTORS, debtors. and all Others inter.
~ ested in the Estate of the late Mrs. Ma.
ry Hill, deceased, will take notice that q Final
Settlement OF the said Estate will be made in
the Or,linary's Office. Mt Abbeville c. H., on
THURSDAY the 10th Of January next. All per-
before that day; and those owing the estate
must make payment i'll the same time.
DAVID KELLAR, Ex'or.
Oct. 10, 1856. 2a.3n
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-10-17
Literary Notices.

i"ri'r's Spirit Of III" I1m,s, trc,ns with
Wit, hnm"r and sporting intelligence. Price
=: "", New York.
7h' So"ih"r" .1gricdtmr;A for October, We
l'av" a vc, merely glanced 1T. 81 un, Cnum
Ii.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-10-17
Brickln;,sonry and IsIa,tcrio1

cKnl;.sonry and Plastcrinu.
VIE undersigned having formed n Co.nart-
Il n"rship in the above business are nranar-
ell TO do all work entrusted to them in tGe bsat
ana most substantial manner Having a lonp
'ne,c,.i experience in the business, they fiatter
!heh-elvS that they can please the most fasti-
lous. All work will be Warranted '"''o-
JOHN COUMBE
A. J. WOODIIURST.
EEfEEfNri.-ll. y. Jones, J. A. Calhoun and
Dr. j. ". Hearst, Of Abbevllc "''A
Ahhcvillc G. II. Oct 10, 1885,. o3.,y
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-10-17
VA NGDCHMGEMEo
Attention Citizens!
M. Fl. DEALE,
AIllbH'OtyDc Artist.

"OtLD respectfully say to the Ladies and
w Gentlemen of Lowndesvillc and vicin.
ity. that he will be there in n few days with his
Celebrated Ambrotypc Car,
for the purpose of giving nll chance of pro.
curing one or more of his beautiful Pictures
Give ne call and yon shall be pleased.
NJ. II. DEALE, Agent.
October II, 1856. 24-lt
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-10-17
Sale of Estate Property.
VALUABLE LAND. Ann NEGRncc

Will sell on the 18th of November next
L. al In, in'c r'>Ii"ncc Of H. +. Power. de,
"raS"i. al tn" PERSONAL property Of the decd
to wit: Tw"n'ythrrc Likely Negroc. Crop
OF cotton Corn and Fodder, Mules, one fine
ii"rsr, Cattle, ll"%S and all articles of everr
kind Of House anil Plantation f,rnitnr. b.lonS5
ing t" snid Estate.
n. B.-rhc l.an'l will be sold by tho Com
missioner. Wv, Ill-CKARI:r 49, So'n'
Oct. III, 1886. o9.tI
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-10-17

A French woman talks great deal more
than she thinks--an English woman thinks
great deal more than she talks.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-10-17

Bagsina, Rope, Bacon, &c.
EIvE Bales Gunny Bagging,
l. so Coils Western Rope.
100 lbs Twine,
10000 lbs. Tennessee Bacon.
500 Sacks Liverpool Salt,
dog. Spinning Wheels.
r ror sa,e low by II. S. KERR.
'eP'' ~ 1000. 2l:tf