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A MtRpEREss SENT TO STATE Prison FOR LIFE

A MtRDEREss SENT TO STATE Prison FOR LIFE
Tho Eaton (sch Republican states that Mary Brooks Of
Kalamo convicted Of the murder Of her husband,
after two days trial and absence OF half an hour
the part ofc jury The prisoner on being asked If she
had anything why the sentence OF tho law should
not be upon her. and calmly stated that
she had something ~ say but wished to in the pro-
scuce Of her fricnds--her father family. Tho family
then for Several VI her brothers and sisters
appeared but the father and mother who had been pre-
during tho trial. did not in The prisoner took
the witness stand and made stong protesations Of limo
ccncc: wished TO have her friends console themselves
with tho belief whenever they thought OF her during her
long absence, that she had clear conscience She
briefly narrated her married life; declared that she and
her husband had lived happily together; narrated tho
circumstances Of his FIRST and the commencement of his
last sickness but LEFT all tho strong points Of tho testimony
against her without comment explanation In express.
ing her regret that her father and mother pre-
sent and her hope that she would be permitted them
before she went To Jackson, she with
grief that she could not proceed She leaned upon tho
Judges desk bowed her bead and wcpt for few
nients and then stating that though sho had much say
she could not To- shc took her seat After few
marks from tho Court stern and severe in their intent
and meaning but delivered with signs of deep emotion
tho following sentence pronounccd."The sentence
OF the Court therefore Is that you DO confined nj hard
labor in solitary confinement in tho State prison at Jack
son. during tho term of your natural lcn Tho prisoner
heard tho sentence with the remarkable Calmness
which she had manifested during the trial.
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Proceedings OF the South Carolina Society
for the Aid or tho Slave Settlement of

CHARLESTON, s. c., June Is, 1856.
In pursuance OF notice the society assembled in tho
Council Chamber City Hail. at O'Clock +. NJ. On
ton Hon J. Harlcston Read senior Vice President,
requested TO preside, and Theodore g. Barker, Esp to
act as Secretary.
Tho following report was then submitted by WILLIAM
wAIEY, Esq, chairman Of the Executive Committee
To PRESIDENT MEMBERS THE CHARLESTON KAN
eoutve Committee am directed their chairman to report
their proceedings you at meeting which now dom sub
Tho Committee was appointed in February Last and AFTER
their duty viz. TO raise money and forward men 70 AID n
@,ee have not as much as they desired to d. and have
MOI met with such as they had hoped for yet
collected CSsTss,on and Tsssvsd places il lie
mas he Of
nine hundred and thirty eight SIlo% dollars 1888 81 So
hundred and lsoo dollars For the particulars
s woS s re
they Kansas seventy men, under the aup
the The
en- and maintain our domestic institutions by their votes and
Your committee of opinion that the cause in Kansas
ed ssor for non Is me need Blood already been
n and s war be said 70 ea have ans
issue Is before and reports be true those who have gone
10 Kansas danger Of assassination; do not say
Your committee Would iurther call to your attention. that
hr?ush9n all the North they are raising large sums Of
their sectional views and feelings; and should we not
sn redoube our efforts in resisting them as we contend not
Your committee are further Of opinion that they ought to be
discharged from duty and another Executive committee
pointed WHO Will with new energies push forward tho aid to
the which begun with committee instructed
in the of the Executive Committee after four months OF
labor In the offer, with this report their resignation
aud 10 respectfully request its acceptance.
CHARGES AGAINST STEPHEN CLARK. STATE TREAsURER-
Wo understand that charges have been preferred before
tho Governor, by Lieut.. Gov. Raymond and Engineer
Seymour against stephen Clark tho State Treasurer.
The provision of tho constitution under which the meas
ure has been taken is
Tho Treasurer may be suspended from Office by tho Gov
the nj he and
days after the OF tho next session OF the Lcg
aire, whenever shall appear to him that such Treasurer
has particular violated his duty. Tho
appoint competent 10 discharge the duties " the Of
lice during such suspension OF the Treasurer.
The charges in tho possession OF Governor Clark
that Mr. Treasurer Clark OF the Canal Board,
had displaced certain engineers who had been located by
the State Engineer, who alone has authority under tho
statute to designate their place Of duty.
Tho charges have been in possession OF the Governor
for tho lust ten days II may DO worth while To remark
incidentally that the removal OF Treasurer Clark, and
tho substitution of appontce of tho Governor will
sjvo to the black republicans majority in tho Canal
Board during the approaching ccction.-AUdny Argus
ua<
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THB ONO WINE CRoP.-The Ohio wine crop ia
cetmatcd ut 900 gallons. Tho quantity bottled by
Mr.. Longworth this season, " one hundred and fifty
thousand bottles, and with that added to his previous
stock no has now IN cellar full three hundred thousand
bottles mostly quarts OF which twenty thousand arc of
Isabella. The demand rapidly increases The vino bus
ness rs second only IN value to the great grain staples OF
Ohio
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dian At prices above stated. Southern less active
and prices closed without change Of moment The gene
raj Of the market at the close was quite heavy
Wheat active, with sales OF 5000 So 900 bushels;
inferior and common lots were heavy and Irregular
while prime TO choice lots were in limited
supply and quite firm. Among the sales
were IL 900 bushels prime Canada white at 81 so 81 49,
900 DO Southern white at 81 80; 1000 do choice at
81 SIS; 1900 good do, at 81 67 common TO fair white
Canadian sold ut 81 48 81 So and Canadian club do. at
81 50 Milwaukee club sold at 81 "a 81 &c. and good
Milwaukee red at 81 "a 81 80. Corn-A large proper
ton Of that arriving from the West Is in either heated
or damaged state, and hence rules dull and sold al low
figures while prime sound shipping lots continued scarce
and would sell readily at full pccs the sales con-
fined to 10000 900 bushels at 43c a45c for Western
heated distlery lots 4sc SOC for oargoes taken for
shipment Eastward and &c. Sc for good sound South
ern yellow, suitable for export. Ryc-Tho sales en-
braccd 600 10 600 bushels Northern at 83c S3fc
Oats--Salcs making at about 35c. &c., for State
and Western; tho supply continued large, and tho
ket heavy.
CorYBs The sales embraced about 1000 mats Java ut
14sSc 800 do. Iaguyara at &c IL &c public sale
of mats, denonnacd Jayn said not 10 be Of dcsra
bic qualities for the trade, made by auction at 10ho
q 14s{c.
Co1roS Americas letters not having arrived the
market continued rather quiet Sales OF 600 500 bales
were made without quotablc change in prices.
Fiu ICsus.--Ratcs were steady to Liverpool % 900
bush,s Of wheat in bags were engaged al ID, 5000
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HIl.l.lARON.

A LARGE ASSORTMENT of BILLIARD TABLES. o.
IA the best quality Will be found a. mandatory. ne
lrgesi and mn complete In the eiy Good second hand ~
- " UtoSSoR 4 coLLRSDER. IS Ann s.rssG.
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AND CONNER ClAL
MONEY MARK EFT.
FRIDAY. June 90

FRIDAY, June ZU-o 1. NJ.
The market was rahor better to-day, with slight up
ward tendency. As compared with the close of yester
day, note rise of 4 in Erie, y in Central, 4 in
Reading u in Michigan Southern, q in Cleveland and
Toledo q in Chicago and Rock Island and correspond
ing Improvement in other stocks. An impression gains
ground that may have seen the worst of tho English
week will bring from England that will de-
press stocks five per Their calculation is that when
the America left the English under the impression
that Mr. Champion would be dismissed after all and
that when they find that their worst antcipatons
azed their fury will know bounds. Again, they spe
culae the Of the Spanish the Gulf of Mex
ico and argue that should Louis Napoleon be at the bot
tom Of the matter, there ground for sup
posing he is we may find ourselves slowly drawn into
with the Western powers of Europe, before we know
where On these grounds they advocate caution
and in the teeth of the most astonshingy favorable
money market and the vigorous efforts Of the bulls they
succeed in preventing any imitation
There is change in money, and but little doing in cx
change.
The operations of the sub Treasury to-day were a;
follows
Paid Treasury account ............. 1924 176 OK
Received on Treasury account. 135,048 OF
balance on Treasury account. "a, 2b0,I17 a
Paid for Assay Office. 24S, 200 g.
rad on dsDursing checks oo,e'l o.
Tho warrants entered At the Treasury Department.
Washington, on the 18th inst, were as follows =
For tho redemption of Texas debt. ST., 300 Al
For tho redemption of stocks. 1888 s.
For the Treasury Department 22llS o.
FOR the Interior Department. !!S9 ..
ror customs - os y
War warrants received and entered. 29, +35 u
On account of the ,S72 q
From miscellaneous sources. 1901 u
The Board Of Trustees Of the Illinois and Michigan Cana
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HELLO! HERE!! HELLO!!!
Let Us Tell You.
e&, oo7=


"AVE got the all-fircdest, biggest. cleanest,
bio down on you) lot Of Sugars, Coffees, Teas,
Preserves Molasses, Rces, Almondses, Raj
senses, Fishes, Spices, Nutmegscs Maccaronies,
and everything else that people eat, drink, and
mako use of, that ever WINS open for exhib-
ition and sale in this or any other inland town,
Their Stack is entirely new, and fresh, having
been selected but u few weeks, and from the
best houses in the city; and they intend 10 do
business upon little moro extensive scale than
Lyons: lie keeps every thing that Gentlemen
,cear, but they aro going to keep every thing
that Ladies and Gentlemen eat: while LYONS
provides for the outer man, they will provide for
the inner man-and it would be well here to re
mark, that theirs is not exclusively whole.
sale establishment. There will always be some
one present to wait on those who may want small
quantities. Their object is to accommodate all
who may fee disposed 10 patronize tlrnl barter
nnd trade for any and cvcrythn that will do to
eat, drink, or wear. They've SILT enough now on
hand to salt down the Cincinnati Convention
Soda aud Salaratus enough to raise il again, and
get up u slavery excitement Cigars enough
(get out Of the way, Vesuvius, they're right after
yOu) to smoke it after it is raised, and Lard
enough to slide Kansas clean into South Carroll.
M. where we can make slaveolding State out
of her, and by that time they'll have Groceries
enough to feed ull those who huve been fuligucd
by the slide
They invite all who are in the habit now "a
days Of eating, and are not afraid of buying any-
thing '''oay so high np above Columbia and
Hambury," to drop in for few moments and
take look Mt their stock they arc only few
steps from the Court House, and ocupy tho
well fitted and much enlarged room formerly oc-
cupied by Mr.. ii. S. KERI;
April Q, 1856. 81 If
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sPR1NG GOODS.
William shear
FULL SUPPLE


e" AS received his full supplies of SPRING
IL GOODS. comprising large assortment
of new aud beautiful styles of Fancy und Staple
articles, suitable for the present season, among
which are
Paris Printed Organdies ard Jaconet Mu.ins,
ut very low prices;
Plain Colored ChaIlies und Rich Printed Ba.
Plain Bareges and Grape Mnretz, of beautiful
colors;:
English and French Prints and BrilIiantes, of
now and beautiful styles;
Ladies' Spring and Summer Silks, Of the latest
styles;
Plain Black Silks, of superior quality and at
Superior BLACK Silks. without lustre for La
dies Mourning Dresses
Lupin's Summer Bluck Bombazincs, and Black
Challies;
Plain Black Grape Maretz and Black Baregcs
for Ladies' Mourning Dresses;
Superior Mourning Ginghams of new and
beautiful styles;
Mourning Musns and Plain Black Lawns;
English Bluck Grapes and Ladies' Mourning
Wells;
Ladies' Mourning Collars and Undersleeves;
Ladies' Embroidered Muslin Bdsqucs, Of new
and beautiful styles;
Ladies' Embroidered Muslin Collars and Tn
Aersleeves;
Jaconet and Swiss Muslin Bands Insertngs
Real Thread and Valenciennes Luce Edgings
aud Insertipgs,
Ladies' Spring and Summer Mantillas, of new
and beautiful styles;
Ladies' Embroidered and Scolloped Linen
Canbric Handkcrchcls;
Ladies' Wide Ilen,-sti,ch Linen Cambria
lIumdkercheIs, for Mourning;
Superior Linen Cambrics aud French Lawns
Superior PIud Nainsook and Dotted Swiss
Muslins;
4
Inns, ut very low prices;
Plain White Organdy and Tarlntan Nusli. q,
Of extra width;
Plain Pink and Orange Colored Tarlatan Mus
lins, for covering Chandeliers and Looking
Glassrs;.
Superior Al Irish Linens and l2-4 Linen
S!iec,ings;
Damask and Table Diapers, of superior quality;
IIuckabacks and Scotch Diapers, for Towels;
l2-4 Allendale aud Hamilton B!eached Sheet
ings;
ings, Of the beet make;
large supply OF articles suitable for Servants
wear;
Madonna Mixtures. IIimalaya Luslres, and all
wool nebcge Of the best style for Ladies Tray
cling Dresses
A complete assortment of Ladies, Gentlemen
Missrs, Yont, and thildren's Hosiery
Ladies' White Hair Cloth Skirts and French
Corsets;
Ladies' Embroidered Marscllcs and Corded
Skirts;
Superior Marsciiles, Lancaster and Allendale
Quilts;
Cotton Osnaburss and Georgia Stripes, at the
lowest prices;
With great variety of other articles, suitable
for Family aud PlamtaI ion use, and all Of which
will be sold at very low prices for cnsh. The
public respectfully requested to call and cx-
anime the assortment.
Augusta, April 30, 1856. If
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CARTER S SPANISH MIXTURE.
The Great Purifier of the Blood


THE BEST ALTERATIYE KNOWN !
Not a Particle Of Mercury in It!
An Infallible Remedy for Scrofuia, Kings Evil,
Rheumatism, Obstinate CutRncous Erpptionr,
PimPles or POstples on THO Face, Blotches,
'oils, Ague and Fever, Chronic Sor. Eyes,
Ring Worm or letter, Scnld Head, Enlarge
ment and Pain of the Bones and Jonis, Salt
Rheum, Stubborn Ulcers, SypbiIitic Disorders,
and all Discusses arising from an injudicious
purity of the Blood.
eB- This greut Alternative medicine and Pu.
riticr Of Blood s now used by thousands of CRATE.
iul patients from all parts Of the United States,
who testify daily to the remarkable cures per-
formed by the greatest Of i'll medicines, "CAR.
RERS SPANISH MIXTURE" Neuralgia,
Rheumatism, Scrofula Eruptions on the Skin,
Liver Disease, Fevers, Ulcers, Old Sores, Affec-
ton of the Kidneys, Diseases Of the Throat,
Female Complaints, Paihs and Aching of the
Bones aud Joints. ure speedily put to flight by
using this great und inestiinablc remedy.
For all discusses Of the Blood, nothing has vet
been found 10 compare with it. 1t cle0nsos the
system of all Impurities, acts gently and eff
ciently on the Liver and Kidneys, Strengthens
the Digestion, gives tone TO the Stomach makes
the skin clear and healthy, and restores the
Constitution, enfecblcd by disease or broken
down by the excuses Of youth, ~ its pristine
vigor and strength.
applicable, und wherever il has become known,
is regularly prescribed with the happicst effects
II invigoratcs the weak nnd debiltatcd, and i'm.
parts elasticity to the worn.out frame. clears the
skin, and leaves the patient fresh and healthy !;
single bottle Of tins inestiinnble remedy il
worth all the so.called Snraaparas in existence.
The Iargc number of certificates which We
have received from persons from all parts of the
United States. is the best evidence that there is
no 1Iumbug about il. The press. hot, Keepers
magistrates, physicians, and public men, well
known to the cunmunity, all add their testmo-
ny to the wonderful! effects Of this GREAT
BLOOD PURIFIER.
Call Oh the Agent and get ON Almanac, and
read the details of astonishing cures performed
By CARTER'S SPANISH MIXTURE, Tin most
eases where everything else had signally failcd.)
The limits of an advertisement will not admit
their full insertion.
WM. s. BEERS, & CO., Proprictors.
No. 30l, Broadway, New York,
To whom all orders must be addressed
For sale by Druggists and Country Merchants
in ull pnrts Of the United Suites and the Cana.
das, aud by
WARDLAw & LYoS, Abbeville C. H.,
GARY g. JOKES, Cokesbury,
+. q. PARIS, Greenwood.
May l, 1856. 9 ly
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STOVES FOR SALE!

IJ,HE Subscribers will keep on hand ut nll
of T.. W ES'TFIELD, ~ tl;is V,nyr. an u.sort.
,ment OF ali kinds Of STOVES, which they pledge
themselves to sell OIL us favorable tc,aS us StoyfA
of the same quality can be purchased for IN
Charleston. Their
COOKING SNOWES
they will wurrant to do everything that Il
Cooking Stovo can do, and urc sure they will
give universal satisfaction.
One Of us will spend the most Of the prc.-nt
year ut the North. and will hc able to select .hs
best an4 mpst approved patterns.
Il. WESTFIELD,
l. BRANCH.
Abheyil!o G.. II, S. C,)
Feb. %, 1866. 43 ~
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FRESH ARRIV VALS!


WARDLAW g. LYON
A RE now receiving at their DRUG STORE,
~ large additions to their former stock, ma.
king their supply Of genuine Medicines and
Fancy Goods very complete. Now OH hand
SIX DOZEN
CITRATE OF MAGNESIA,
A mild and pleasant aperient.
Ginger Wine.
This wine is an excellent tonic; reliable rem
edy in Dyspepsia, General Debility,
Bowel Affections, &c.
Rhodes Fever and Ague Cure,
A cure and preventative of Chill and Fever.
Shakers Extract of Valerian,
Invalu .ble in Nervous Affections.
A fresh supply of
NTuetanE Isi1aa"ent.
uassia Cups,
pleasant mode Of taking a tonic; very useful
i'll cases Of Indigestion, Nervous Debility,
Tendency TO Intermittcnts, &c.
Also, tha, elegant article,
BALM OF A THOUSAND FLOWERS.
For beautifying the complexion; curing
diseases Of the skin; for shaving;
cleansing the teeth ; for
the Toilet and the Nursery for Bathing and
many medicinal purposes.
Cleveland's Cologne,
The best now used.
Elegant China Vases and Toilet Sets,
Worthy of being admired.
Handkerchief and Cooking Extracts,
A great variety and Of superior quality.
Toilet Soaps,
Consisting Of Pinnult's and Hurr,sons superior
Rose aud Almond Soap, the genuine
La,os old Bro,cm IFindsor
Soap. Yankee iSonp,
Barriers Soap. with a largo variety of other
Toilet and INashimg Soaps
Brushes.
Hair, Flesh, Tooth, lin great varety,) Nail, !Shu-
ring aud Shoe Brushes.
T. @ " on . yruP,
Warranted Fine.
And Of
Fine C1Ears,
Any quantity, and Of quality which is not
surpassed in amy market
a new lot Of those Extra Fine
POCKET KNIVEs:
RAzoRs-EoUAL TO THE BEST!
g u M .
The FINEST ever offered in this market !! !
With great number and variety of other ar
ticlra not mentioned. TO all Of which we invite
attention.
Abbevil'c c. H., May G. 1856. 3 3t
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DAILY ARRIVALS
!FH33Il I-H1)EEKl3S

DAILY ARRIVALS!
FRESH GROCERIES,
Hardware, &C., &C., &c.
III AGAIN ask attention of Planters and House.
and Moc"a COFFEE. Coffee SUGARS, MO
LASSES, RICE. SALT, FISH, dc.
Irish Potatoes,
Still lowcr-helow cost-chcnp cnougl, for tn
bic use have still about THIRTY BARRELS,
which am determined to close out.
A Now Supply
Paints. OILS, Turpcntine. Burning Fluid. Putty,
aud Window Glass, French and American
o. T.,
Rectitied Rye and Eagle WHISTLES, which
wrl, to close out Immediately ut IL little above
cost for Cash.
Hardware.
Hoes of every variety, from 90 to IS cts, and
still lower per dnz. Hand Saws, Vices, Anvils,
Smiths longs, Bellows, Pitch Forks, Shovels.
Spades, and mills of every No, from 3 to 40
penny CHAINS-Log, Lock, Fifth and Draw.
ing.
Also, to Young and Old,
There is an application made to con- forw nrd
before summer und supply yourselves with
Wooden aud Cane-scated ROCKING CHAIRS,
and any other kind you may want. us have
few left, nnd will sell at cost for casll.
Guns.
you want Guns that will shoot and kill over
100 yards. call OIL II. S. KERR and lie will show
you few of them.
Tobacco and Cigars.
lnbacco Of every quality, from Is cts to 81 90
per ID. Cigars, many brands.
All of the above articles, and many Others,
may bo found ut the Grocery Store of
II. S. KERR.
Apl2. 90 I'll No. Brick Range
o. Independent Press copy.
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CARRIA AND WAGON
Nj A ING.

IHHE undersigned having as
l. socisted themselves as Co. EH
partners in the business of Cur ar-.sEzzSSfk42x81Z.
riage and Wagon Making and Repairing, under
the Firm of
II ARRIS d WARE,
wonld call the attention of the public to their
Shops at
MT. Carmel,
where they hope. by fair prices, faithful work,
and prompt attention to business, to earn the
confidence OF all, and merit liberal share of
patronage.
For all jobs amounting to Five Dollars or more.
payment will be required in Cash, or by Cash
Note, when the work is removed from The SLop.
All orders for work should be directed to Da-
vid f. Harris; hut all settlements must be made
with the financial Copuriner, w. c. Ware. as
hc alone IL authorized to use the name Of the
Firm, give or take notes. give receipts, receive
money or contract debts. - =. -
DAVID E. HARRIS,
w. c., WARE.
Mt. Carmel. s. c.. Jan. Z, 1856. 3s-ly
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&10O REWARD.

~ RUNAWAY from the subscriber on
m the gath Fsb'y, my boy AARON. He
% Of yellow or copper color. and has
Mlarge scar on one Of his arms, run.
Etlning from the wrist upwards supposed
N4fsto have been burned. He e keen;
S shrewd boy, with rather sy look,
over 9 feet, high and weighs 200 lbs or more.
will pay tho above reward Of 800 for his dc.
livery % me, with proof sufficient u couvies any
white psrsoH or Psrsons of hsrboring him, or
34I for his delivery 70 me without proof or $96
Y Lodged iai any ysilin The State, % Il eau get
him. W. SMITue
sm:thyille, g. G., MAJ. 80 1866. 49.sm
IA indspsndent Pres copy: s5 2s;4sf: q 9
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HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.
WXT IRE WE SICK?

1T HAS BEEN the lot of the human rae. to
- DC weighed down by disease and suffering.
HO!LOWAvS PILLS are specially adapted
to the relief of the WEAK, The NERVOUS,
the DELICATE, and The INFIRM, Of all cl,mes /.
ages. sexes, and constitutions. Professor IioIlu-
way personally snpcrin,eIIds the manufacture Of
his msdicines in the United States and offers
them to free aud enlightened peepls, as the
best reme.y the world ever saw ir tie removal
of Jiseuse.
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ID 4 G. s.,

Paint Brushes Of every size, British Oil, IIol
loways Pills, Spencer's Pills, Iloofand's German
Bitters, Gum Canphor, Tapoca, Florida Arrow
Root, loves, Nutmegs, Mace, Corn Starch,
Chrome Yellow, Chrome Green, Venitau Red,
Prussian Blue Red Lead, Spanish Brown. lii
gnoricc: Black Lead, Lampblack, Burning Fluid.
Meats foot Oil, Linsced Oil, Train Oil, fine Ap
pie Vinegar Extra White Lead in so lb Kegs,
Shoe Tools, Shoe Lasts, Avis, Handles, Knives
and Hammers, pcys Of evcry uum, cr
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The State Of South Carolina,
ABBEVILLE DLS7RICE,
In Equity.
Richard S. Hill.
rhome: O. Il i,ia, David Dill str.r,i.ion.a se
+. Hill, JOS. H. Linn .,a s-., 4s1s, 4 -.
and others. ,.,i.st 3sssa
1T appearing to my satisfaction tllut James II.
n Linn, ono of tho DefeDdsnk IL, the above
stated case. is beyond tha limits Of this State,
motion by Thomson & Fair, Coniplaiussts
Solicitors siana 0,aJsa, I'd ihat .aid psfsad.g; &.
complaint within, three months from pnhlics,ion
hereof, or the same viii be taken Fro co,ifesso
against him. =, * .....S,'7::
~.... w. II. PARKER, csEs An.
Commissioners Office. g
March II, 1856. Al 3m