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~ oi VIC IcFWaaSousy ySs "'~' go
seems, 10 some exceptions made.
Sow compare the position or she .ad.
rsri;ser with that ofthe German papers.
In number 10, after speaking Of vo-
ting for Morris, or his executor; you say,
As for the balance ef the ticket we can
90 it all, OConner included. but ii the
Americans pu. forth third ticket, then
We will consider the matter, and select
the be., men, or vote for such as sui, US
bea. Iniihis VI will be perfectly in de-
pendent, as we nsrer have been tram
melted by no (ary) party And then
you pledge your vote for McCleary'
should lie " b Know Nothing, but sbhor
the platform he is on.
Now wha, is the difference in the term
independent, when used by the Ed. Of
The advertiser, and when sed by the
Eds, o! the German paperss for IN that
is all the choice between the position OF
the several Editors, il they all we're mem
bers of the Convention. na. sf
With regard to making nominations
at ,ha& time. il was argued that. there
was the mos. general representation Of
the state ever had; and that if the Con-
ven,ion adjourned without nominating,
the srring work would come on before
another could be convened, and the pro-
liability was that there would no, be 50
general a representation a, any future
meeting that might be called fol- the
purpose; tina. many had come there dele.
gated by county conventions, and with
the expectation Of making nominations.
These views were entertained by the
entire convention, so far as there was
any expression. ss. a..t
In political questions we are always
prepared for any and all kinds Of thrus.s
from the enemy; bu. no. SO well prepar.
ed TO receive them from our friends.
You say you were sold; that you true
kled for foreign votes SC. Well # You
have mind to sell yourself, j. is ysur
own business. But ssme OF US mus, and
will protes, agains. being pressed along.
in the deed until there is better show
ing OF some kind Of q consent or agree.
lnent, on our part, /, wha. you are pleas
ed to make the contract. -..
1t is very evident, that there is a, TIN.
time, quite a large proportion of the peo-
plu Of hese States, who have taken the
principle OF slavery prohibition to heart;
thu, the number is rapidly increasing;
and all that is necessary for their success
is that The friends OF freedom continae
TO labor, keeping steady course, aud in
the end all will be well, and the union OF
the states be preserved with the triumph
ofright, justice and liberty. J. w. c.
Our Remarks.-It will be seen that
our remarks do no, plessl every body,
hence we get hauled over the Goals for
them. To explain one thing, we will
say tina, so far as seeking 10 conciliate
German Votes is concerned, we referred
only TO oursel, as We went 10 said Con
venilon with the desire and determination
10 do all we could 10 get the ,empera ace
plank endorsed, but was persuaded out d
1t to please the German representa-, ,on.
We have not time this week 70 attend u
all the shots we got, bu, hope in the end
to keep our ind up
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r TAssLasf Heye.-1he Aaninis,rasion
papers shroughcn, the S,a:e are chuck.
ling over amec,ing ofsome Silver gsay
Wings, recently held Ia Desmoinss Go.
1t is their last hope. II they con get any
considerable number of these sfaiu quo
iogics TO stand aloof, and finally fall in
with the pro-slavery party Gas everybo.
dy xpeets they willy why then IN the
coming election they will be able to cast
Il respectable scattering vote.
Those Shvery grays are now on The
same footing with the Authorization,
aud no Republican expects or desires TO
have lhen act with them. ....8.
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TO the heirs Of Stephen Goodrich deceased
aud all others Interested. -
lou are hereby notified thatshat there IL now
% HE, ~ the o6ce 81 the CleIk Of the county
Court, OF Cedar County State Of Iowa, peti.
noh % = = Daniels. executor On the ostatr .of
stephen Goodrich deceased, asking ne said
court to giant an order for the sale Of so much
oil the Real Estate, belonging to sad estate, a.
may be necessary to pay of the claims against
saia estate and that said petition is set for hear
ihe on 'ne second fuesday in April next
n 1914. 60 . i,,,,n,r,
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For the Advertiser.

Mn. EDrroa: Il, was hoped by ma
ny that the Convention at Iowa City on
22nd OF February, was, as you say, a
meeting q those opposed TO the exlen-
sion o. slavery, TO unite upoa a common
platform, 10 form party with that Tor its
foundation. But it appears that, some
al least, went there who did not 80 think
and act. Yo1 seem 10 think the Ger
naus there did not ACT in good faith, aud
II we may Judge by the articles in your
issues Of the Stli and 18th inst, there
were others there who were looking more
70 present success. than to the adoption
Of correct principles, or those. Cor the
advocacy Of which, the Convention was
called.
You say the Convention yielded TO the
alIursnsn,s presented BY the Germans.
Il may, with proprie.y, Be asked. for wha,
was the Convention cailedi Was il no.
called as Republican Conven,ionl II
SO, the principle and policy to be adopted
by it in pursuance OF the call, would DO
indicated by the platforms of the Repub-
licans Of other states and places.
Take first the platform Of the Repub.
leans Of Washington GUY. which is az
follows:
Whereas,hy The appeal Of the eighth section Of
the act for the admission u Missouri into the
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EGG1f NO9JCGG
- -
Executors Matte.

ptBllC NOTICES hereby given that the
undersigned has been appointed b, the
county court Of Cedar County, Executor Of
he estate OF William McCaIley, deceased, late
no. therefore. al persons knowing them.
sew a9dsotea 70 said estate viii please call
ana se,ue' and persons having claims against
,sia 's.e WiiI Please file them duly authentica-
ted and proven for thwith.
i2-1t SAs,iI ri Mr., -.
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The Old Jail for sale.

Public Notice is hereby given that, in rnrsu
anee Of decrtal order made By the County
Court Of Cedar county, a. the regular March
term 1856 will offer for eale, ST Public Oucry,
At the court uoafe In Upton. on The seventh day
of Apri! AID 1855, At oue o,c,oek L NJ. u said
day the Old Jail bnildipg and Lot One, a.
n block seventeen, fl7l on which the same ia
Situated The Lot ard House will BE- sod 10,
gether or each sepefstely to snit the ecEvenieBce
Of purchasers. II the House is sold separately
it will be With a culdit On to remove Il flom The
lot in one month fram The time Of le. TFRg.
One ssssl psst cash down. ard the 5slsges IN
one year With ~ yer cent iltrrrsL rn..
BY Orisr Of lie County Curt 81 Cedar
County Iowa. s#~aa .wana. .s
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NCTICE

Whereas, ny wife, Aars'ia Basier, las len
ny ted AID board, vitlea. AIRY jss, c u. u
pFovocation, this Is to notify ii! persons whsto-
ever that ! will not Ply aEy a. tic. htractad by
her after this date. n,KrtS ptsl.x
n tD.tf -jn.oa March s.b 80
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S SAMUEL DEWELL,
lr'e!or al Upton and GeneraE Land agent

WILL attend promptly to all bushes. reauirjpr
sn agent; s4sh n
Buying and Yelling on Coan4issicn.
PhlihG OF TASEs
giving 'niormailnn respecting lands l. thga ,.,,la
, az. LIa.&Faiiis aaa sesltsFs as Is cAsi.e -
tee''ohs q iandsb calm q. hi.eiAtp PEI
foR SALE. Lots 4 and 8, Block Il. town Of
Rochester, upon Which il sitratad comrurta-
Die dwell Hg with cellar aud well.
Also, IL; ., Block ~. Tow 81 Rochester by
SAMUEL DrwrLI.
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Ca The people OF Jackson Coun, y
recently held Raj! Road mreting at the
Court House IN Bellevieu, At which there
was a large attendance and, as appears
from The report Of the proceedings, much
interest was manifest I'd IN the Construc-
ton Of road through Iowa with Belle
vicu as its eastern rminus.
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Mn. EpIToR Please annoance tho
name Of RosERr NJ. Lsse as q candi.
date Tor the Office of Justice OF the Peace
for Centre township. AZ the April election.
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Republican Ticket.
ars For .Sscrstary Of Sale. .
ELIJAH SELLS, OF Musca line.
For .7uiaoyT IF Nate.
jon" PArTEE, or Bramsr.
For Treasurer Of STATE,
NJ. l.. NORRIS, Of Polk. a.
For AHsrsy General.
SAMUEL A. RICE, Of Mahaska.
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-, acres $3.50
Win supply Of town lots In the town Of Upton.
hSo--A farm Of 40 acre. OF dr., ~ ace -
RE, with comfortable house ronny -,
Just commenced bearing, we'll waterei by m.
nort hbranch of Yankee Run, % acres OF iimher
one mile south, all or any Of which NAV be h.d
by applying 10 SAMUEL. DEWFiI,
General Land Agent al Upton. lswa
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DUREAUS.--2 dox. Bureaus OF diIeren
- patterns, reserved a-d for sale by
nS-H WILLIAMS AC;0Wry
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100 ACRES

choice land, near Upton, for sale.
w. HAMMOND.
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POLITICAL COLUMN.
Republican Ticket.

rgGs eHEsss ASp FREE DISCUSSION
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,1sTRAY ox.-Tsksn up bye r aAssAsa, u CsA0s
= e ~. l say u yssnsy iss6 ri o. NH white
Npsst ave years old and appraised q ~ ~ before T.
~ Lanx Esq.. ian. 7, l65A j. W.oATYwLis
ian. NJ. n4,am ocaaav adsvk
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:. Al MARE GOLF .A1Akss - by yoHs n perry. In
Ms.s ~ .as ~ deg 81 lste dark bay
W. y.as aa n.ss and appraised seventy doliss
~ a -, n'"e' sSq., 'sa All isA. >. c.rrxLl
sss HhS.1 esanty cerh.
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j ust IL Giving
AT H. w. LAWS0N'S
TIN lIlRY


TIM PLATES, all .zce;
L Cranklcd PA 7TY PANS:
TEi POTS; Box CRITTERS;
Potato do. Japauned TR UNKS,
all sizes /; Round Sugar BOXES; 8
Cake do. ;ECash do. Toy CUPS
& PALS; Egg WHIPS; Foot TUBS:
Foot SI'OYES; Molasscs CUPS Can.
die STICKS; CULENDERS;
Pepper BOXES; RATTLES
CANXSTERS; Knife BOXES:
English Ten KETTLES; Russia
Iron SCOOPS; French SKIM
NERS; Dressing CASES Z e.
Z lish Wash BO WIS; Dust PANS.
have also alarge assortment of WARE on
hand OF my ogn manufacture, consisting in
part of 81
5000 Coffee POTS. different sizes;
Covered 3 BUCKETS all sizes BALE
do; CULENDEEs; Punched LIN.
TERMS; Water DLPPERS; CUPS
all sizes; Cake PANS; Milk do;
Wash do; Dish do; Tea POTS;
Stew P4NS; TRLIPETS; GRA-
TIERS; Water POTS; and several
other different articles, which I will soil on
reasonable terms. Wholesale or retail.
tB Eorry article ,earranted .&1
Abbeville G. r., 8. c., Sept. 81, 1855.
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Joiner and Cabinet Shop,
NEXT DOOR TO TIE PRESS orrIcr,

Joiner and Cabinet Shop,
NEXT DOOR TO TIE rREss OFFICE,
ABBEVILLE COURT HOUSE, S. C.,
SYNHE undersigned, thankful for ,,,!,eE%S-,z A1%
Il past favors, and ever ready ssi5E{1zss'H m y
to servo a generous public, may v v y y
be at all times found at his Shop in the East
ern corner Of, Christian d Dcalc's Coach Fac
tory, where he is prepared to make PANEL
DOoRS, SASH, BLINDS MANTEL PIECES,
DC, &c.
I will also make TABLES, DESKS, BOOK
CASES, PICTURE FRAMES, aud repair fur
niture DC.
will keep constantly on hand ready made
COFFINS of tho best material and finest FIN
ish, either polished or covered, all of which
will deliver to any point in the district free
OF cnaisc with hcarse or upon railroad if de-
sired in direction
All work dono warranted as good as the best
and chonp according. Ten per cent of for
cash on all work dono by me.
EB For reference, apply to any gentleman
in the Incorporation. G. C. BOWERS.
June 22. 1855. z If
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VERY INIPORTANT,

VERY INIPORTANT.
NJ. STRAUSS, Cokesbury,
u ESPECrFULLY informs that hehas open.
III cd his -
FALL AND WINTER STOCK, q.
Selected by himself, and bought ande- great
advantages in the City Of New York and
elsewhere viz:
Brown and Bcached shirtings, Bodtick.
ticking.
Diaper Towels, Linon.
Flannel, Wooicn Lindsey, Brd Blankets.
For tEle Ladies'.
Prints. Ginghnms, Delaincs, Alpaca, Nc.
rinos Tiiibct, Cashmercs, SILKS and
FElNErS; CLOAKS and TALMASl
EmbroiIcres, Collars, Shelves; lnrye
assortment Of Laccs, Ribbons Gloves,
Mitts. Gauntlcts, Hosiery, and all kind
of TRIMMING for Dresses and Cloaks,
especially call the attention to fine
article of CLOIII, suitable to make
LADIES CLOAKS and TALMAS at
very low Price, also, SIIAWLS &c.
For Gents and Boys.
BROADCLOrII, Docskin and fancy CAS-.
SEAIERES, Sat,incts. Kentucky Jeans,
Twceds English Kcrsics, VESTINGS,
Collars. Cravats, Ncckties, Pocket Hand
kerehieft, Gloves, GauntletS Bccbc
HATS and CAPS.
Water Proof BOOTS and BHOGANS,
CATERS.
Ready Made Clothing,
for Gents, Boysan Youth,
Selected witt; especial care and n purcr as.
sortment hns never been offered before in
Cokcsbury. ..sr,...
For Children.
Gnln Plaids. Cnsscmcrc, Lindscys, Velvet
Merinos and Zcphir Goods.
Plantation Goods!
Georgia Plains, Kerscys, Osnabures,
Homemade Stripes, and Lindseya,
~ BLANKETS, Negroc BROGANS and
Wool Ii AIS.
Besides most extensive Stock in
BOOTS SHOES. GATHERS and ..
Children SHOES. '.s, -
SIA 7TONERY, -PERFUJIERY,
and Fancy Il RIICLESs..
: GROCERY, GROGRERY
and HARD WARE, WOOD. = s.g
IKARE aud CASTINGS. ~
The above Stock will be fnr superior TO any
ever offered, and will be sold very low in price.
1t Is important for you to come and examine.
. NJ. STRAUSS,
Cokesbury. Oct ], 1855. *: 22-tf
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Patronize Home Manufacture.

T>lIE undersigned invite the attention Of the
Il public to their Lot Of
Home Manufa cturcd Shoes. 81
They have on hand, and are constantly adding
sisting of variety of kinds. They invite pur.
ticuiar attention to their
Winter Negro Shoes.
They are OF the best quality, and will be sold
on the most reasonable terms.
fersons wishing 10 purchase can see speci
men OF our Winter Brogans at tho Store Of
=. 3. Kerr. Abbeville Court House. Shoes and
poots OF all kinds in the best Style Of Work
taanship will be furnished on short notice.
They would also inform the public that they
have good supply of choice LEATHER now
{caay for use and for salc.s Call and sec.
80 YOUNG 4 MULLIKIN.
: Due West, setembcr 8, 1854. om
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IS. w. GIttlLAND,
GENERAL CON AlSSION AGENT,
NEWBERRY, g., O.

ID DESPEcTFULLY offers his ser sf
HI vices TO all those who trade Ehgsss&
at Newberry. as their General Commission
Agent, for the disposal Of their Cotton and
other produce. Will give bis personal atten:
tion to Receiving, Selling Storing or Shipping
Of Cotton and all kinds Of produce entrusted
to his care. . s'.'$ - IT. - ~
J. Having made srrangsmsats with different
Houses ne isnow prepared to mako liberal ad-
vances on Cation shipped to Charleston. 3.
!: Will also pay the highest market cash prices
on delivery; for all the w beat Flour, Corn and
other produce that oan be brought 70 this mar.
ket for sale. - ... y
3 An experiences 3of seserai years business at
this place, ip oil its yarious fofns induces .him
to believe that hs can promote the interest of
planters, and hopes by prompt attention 10
merit 3 liberal share Of patronage. ChatRss
for selling orshippiug; Cotton 25 cents per bsIs
-AlNother trasssstfons sin sccordanoe. with qns.
tom The best Of rsfsrenses given. 4ass s
!. Until thesf is1ss sof Janus ext, keSmAH 6a
found about TIE Store Room f6rmsrIY ocSH5siSa
by Messrx w Gss dJs II. Glen. &. q
s.. Nov, Jss5 81 iss:s
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M A S O n IC,
FEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,

1'A "A ~ " L IL "
FEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
AT coKEsBURy.
TH1S INSTITUTION will be open for th.
L reception of Pupils on the First dav in
January next, and "sc the Last day in Sep
temh"r, making one long Term of Nine Months.
The Faculty will consis, of
T.. A. CONNOR, A. M,
Presi9sm ard Professor Of INaimral Science and
Mathematics;
Rev. T. E. WANNAMAKEE, A. M,
I'rcfcssor IF HorM PhI"sophy,. Eridcnces of
Ch'i%tanity and Bellies Lettres:
Mr. G.. JAEGER,
Profcs'or .Husic AID .Nodcr, Languagcs;
MiGs MARY e. sNBAD,
Instrnctress in Painting, En,6roidlrm Gc.
The Board Of Trust ccs have secured the ser.
vices Of Il Fn"u'tv composed of worthy Master
Mns"nt, tnnncnt far rnrtv of character, and
high literary atiainmrnt1 whose every effort
viii be to cducai. young ladies' so rs to adorn
any sphere in life.
Onr new Masonic building will be completed
by the opening of the Term. and the Board in
tend furnishing it with every appurt.nancc
nccessary,to The acquisition Of al education of
the highest order. As they have determined
that this Institution shall lie second to none, go
they confidently expect the encouragement
and patronage of Ain enlightened public.
For any information necessary, we refer To
our Circular, or to any member of the Com
mittee, or President Of t''e Fucuty.
+ +; !: :: :: si$S. ffsS5o'. iSS$5' e'""'''s.
Oct Is. 1855. 24 If
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JEFFERS & COTHRANS, -.
FACTORS And COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Charleston, s. @.

81 o i THE Undersigned hav-
y=As2 y=fEAs2 ing formed Co-Partner- LSSsslHE
ship for the transaction of II general Factorage
and Commission business in the city Of Charles
ton, 8. c., under the name Of JEFFERS e.
COTHRANS, beg leave to offer their services
to their friends and the public generally, be-
lieving That the long experience of two Of the
partners in the selling Of PRODUCE generally,
will enable them to do rs we'll for, their patrons
rs any otlier house in the city.
Particular attention will be given to the
sale of COTTON, FLOUR, GRAIN, &C., and
the receiving and forwarding business, also the
purchasing Of goods to order. 80
In oil instances our charge will be in accord
ance. with custom. excepting Cotton, which
will be sold for fifty cents per bale.
' HENRY L. JEFFERS, a
WADE S. COTIlRAN,
JOHN II. COTHRAN.
Charleston, S. G., Sept 90, 1855. =.
A CARD.
I Beg leave to embrace this opportunity of
Il returning my thanks TO my friends for
their very liberal patronage, Especially during
the past summer,) and as l have formed the
above co-partnership with gentlemen we'll
known, by which my ability, as wei AS facili-
ties, to serve them and the pablo are greatly
increased, and as special attention will be de-
voted to the business and interest of planters,
respectfully solicit not only continued but
increased share Of patronage to the Firm.
II. L. JEFFERS.
Charleston, Sept 90, 1856.
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Water Proof Warehouse.

The subscriber has taken -. (
the Planters Water Proof a4z&
Hsre House: formerly occupied by Mr.
hnsinssa he hopes to merit liberal share Of
@s patronage Of the generous public of the
upper and Cotton growing districts.
Ihe Ware Honse is above high water mark,
high and dry" and more secure from fire
thsn any other Ware Il House in Town.
~ will also attend to receiving and
forwarding Goods and Produce, entrusted to
my .carG. i#.%p &C, III. KEMNEy :,
as@burs. Sept i, 1855. .lo.lm
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District, containing
@SGD MO HR %-4
One Hundred and Fifty cleared, One Hundred
of which is fresh and in high state of
cultivation, the balance in Woods-lies we'll,
and is heavily timbcred.
This Tract Of Land lies Immediately on the
Post Road, one mile from Mrs Sarah Wide
mans, and adjoips lands of Mossrs Anthony
Harmon. William Williamson. Joseph aud
George Patterson. and others, and for Health
is not surpassed by any place in the District
The Production of the Land is equal to any in
the neighborhood as the present crop will show
1t is we'll Watered. an excellent spring in one
hundred yards Of the house. with running
water through most Of the fields
There is comfortable Dwelling House with
all necessary Out Buildings OIL the premises
The above named Tract Of Land offers many
inducements to man wishing to settle perrna-
nently. In addition to its being goud neigh
borhood the contemplated Valley Road will
run in about two hundred yards of the most
heavily t.mhercd part OF the Tact where tim
Der will no doubt be in great demand. deem
it unnecessary to give more detailed account.
but invite persons wishing to buy to give ME
call. ARTHUR MURPHY.
September 8. 1855. loft
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For Rent.

THE subscriber offers ier rent ~
i eligible and eommod dious stefys$ + Z
Roonae Theone formerly occupied & 5{8S
son & Williams as q Dry Goods StSfesems ~;
eastern corner Of the Public S4SSS4 aiata} 81
the Marshall House and nexk tESs 81 ts
ey as q Wholesale 6rocerys EGSf sr36 S|Ss
Immediately back Of the sad Sas asSSk
ington Street ~
The Reoms afsin good fsps
to any btanott of ereaT iics S2i7| |8S sg2 s3
cppy loeat iobs q al az sss
HosssealeH of eithari ot shos kSS ~ ~
immediatsly d desired and sSslSss rs M
commodating Call md sea 81 80 ssS6Sii 85
proprietor. & S5sSsss
August I, 1853 t2. 1lsS - 8
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The State of South Carolina,

The State Of South Carolina, ~.
A6berile District.-ha the Common Pleas
Wilson 4: Williams Foreign Attachment. Z
jeremiah shehane. = A Attorney. a'A S
VVHEREAS. the Plaintiffs in this case
did, on the fifteenth day of Noyem-
ber. 1854, file their Declaration against the
said Defendant, who (as it is said) is absent
from and without the limits of this State; and
has neither wife nor attorney. known within
the same upon whom copy. Of the said Dec.
laration might be served: !a5;iS
1t is therefore ordered that the said Defend.
ant do appear and plead tothe said Declara.
tion on or before the sixteenth day of Novonas
Der, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and fifty.fivc, otherwise final and ab-.
snute Judgment will then be given and award,
ed against him. w.
MATTHEW MCDONALD, C. c. +. ~ ~
Clerks Office. Abbeville District, asss
November Is, 1854. oily 1yE q
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-01-04
NEW MARKET AND GREENWOOD.

Messrs. PERRYMAN G. WALLER
WoULD Inform the public that they have
W associated Mn SAMUEL PERRYMAN
with them. for the purpose Of carrying OH the
Mercantile Business -., o..
on more extensive scale; the style of the irln
will now be PERRYMAN,, WALLER & CO..
at both New Market and Greenwood.
We would also say to our friends that we
have taken much pains in selecting our Goods
for the Spring trade, therefore we would. re-
spcctfully solicit an examination at least, rs We
fatter ourselves that for excellence and variety
of styles. we cannot be surpassed (if equallcd)
by any stock ever before offered in this mar.
ket. PERRYMAN, WALLER & co.
March 10, 1855 so ON