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GEMT,s CLOTHING.

nLACK, and Coiored Dress and Frock COATS.
ID Pilot Cloth oFERgOATs,
Real French PALIT0TS,
GLoAKs, TALMAs and BEUNDEs.
BUSINESS SUITS to teh, all styles.
PANTAJNONs, Brk aud fancy Cashier do.
Fancy 8atinet DO
VESTS silk yelvet-in all cnlors,
Also. In Satin and Silk Of every description,
UNDER Garments, IN Metino and Flannen,
All Linen and l.. B. SHIRTS, with Bishop
and Byron Collars,
Silk and Satin CRAV8TS,
HALF HOSE, GLOVES.
HATS Of every description, at
nov.t5 j. SIMON 4 co.
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r.. Egsanclsard---.Gun Smith.

HAS REMOVED to the house lately
u occupied by T. kretz, on Third street,
near the Milinary Store of Mrs Hueston,
where he is prepared 10 DO any work in
his line in superior manner
IL Clocks repaired ard cleaned at short
notice in the very best manner.
nov20-V, +, BLANCHARD.
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BATON ROUGE BAXARi
New Firm. New Goods. Low Prices


7 A. TRoUSDALF h Go, having purchased the
~. wei known Dry Goods and Variety Depot
at the corner Of Main and Laurel stree ?, are now
in receipt of new and extensive stock Of Fall
and Winter Goods, to which they invite the at
tention If the citizens If Baton Rouge.
The Stuck of Dry Goods IN General,
Il one OF the largest aud beat ortment ever ef-
fered In this city, Including almost every tcle
which may be called for,
The assortment of ladies Dress Goods is com
pete aud II has been selected with wit i the grea !
est care, and our stock of FURNISHING
GOODS, CL0THtNC, HATS cars, BOO rs
and Sfi0ES, de es composition New Orleans
prices, Ia the motto In MI departme is
]. A. TROUsDAbE & Go.
nov9a-y, Corner Main and Laurel Sta
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Hardware,

THE undersigned have been for the last
! month opening goods, direct from the
Nanuiartutes, and are satisfied til # they
have in store, the largest and NEST varied
assortment Of Hardware out of New Or
leans, which they offer Tor sale at their
usual low ra'es Purchasers will find it to
their interest to call and examine, before
sending to The city.
LARGUIER & LANOUE.
ser90 Cor Lafayette and Florida
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NEW ARRIV AL.
ratt AVID WINTER cnortt,Ne.

fTHF UNDERSIGNED has Just received by steam-
y err Empire City, his entire stock Of Fail and
Winter Ciotlling, together with large assortment
Of GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, embracing hear
~ every article IN that line. His assortment of
Cents Readymade Suits, consisting Of Pants
Coats and Vests tn match, are beautiful and eau
be had In all colnfs, All those who want to have
the first selection, and get good fit would do
well to call early, before the sizes are broken.
sep-5-y. W. D, PHILLIPS.
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The ornn,nentnl mud Useful Ccmn,nch.

r SIMON 4 co, at the Capitol Cheap
y. Store. beg leave TO inform the public,
at they have just opened a superior stock
Of the following articles. Very large linen
Table Cloths, with beautiful designs of
European Cities, with Napkins to match
something entirely new. Also great var
iety Of Linen Towels, Diaper, and Irish
Linen for shirts A extremely low for
cash, at the CAPITOL CHEAP STORE.
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BOOKS FOR THE MlLLloNl

THE B'HOYS or NEW YORK Ellen
| Percy; The White Lady; Guy Faw-
kes Ned Buntlin's Life Yarn: Jack Shep-
epard Neweate Calender; Black pumed
Rifeman; Montezuma, the Serf Chief
Stories Of Waterloo; Young Duke; Mar
tins of Gro Martini Charles O'Malley
knowlson's Horse Far,ier: Retributon
by Mrs. Southwark
decl GEO. M HEROMAN.
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Hnrsa SIaRGiiAg.

A N EXPERIENCED workman. ~
Il who has served ategular ap,rea-M n
ticeship at the Horye shooting business. y n
is now in my employ at ne shop near my
stables, ON Third street. whe the public
can havesthis kind Of work done il the best
manner, at short notice.
novl3-ly. r. BEAT,.
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PURCHASE or Y. :. SrocK. The
Secretary ofthe Treasury gives notice
Of his rediness to purchase between
now and the BID Of March next, unless
The amount shall be sooner obtained,
sl, 100000 Of the loans Of the United
States, and will pay in addition to
the interest accrued from the date Of
the last semi-anpual dividened of inter
est thereon, together with one days
additional interest for the money to
reach the vender, the following rates
Of premium on said stocks.
For the stock Of 1912, a premium
of 10 per cent
For the stock of 1S4I and 1949, a
premium OF 10 per cent. and for The
stock OF 1850, commonly called Texas
Indemnity Stock, premium of 6 per
cent.
Certificates of stock transmitted to
the department must be assigned TO
the United States by the party duly
entitled 10 receive the proceeds. If
sent between the present date and the
lst day Of January next, the current
half years interest must be assigned
by the present stockholder, or Ii will
be payable az heretofore, and a cor
responding deduction be made from
the amount payable for The stock.
Payment Tor the stocks as assigned
and transmitted will be made by
drafts on the A 7istant Treasures at
Boston, New York, or Philadelphia,
ut the option Of the parties entitled to
receive the money.
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Gbr Dnilp Gnl11rt,
1jATON ROt1GE.aDEC. III, 1856.

APPOINTMENT BY THB GovERHoR
u NJ Taylor to be o Director Of The
Louisiana Penitenliary, cice Geo. G.
McWborter, deceased
A better appointment than our
neighbor of The Advocate, could not
have been made.
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FRUIT FRUITl |

TUE subscriber, has now ,tri ssfs
l. arrangements to get in daily fresh III re
supplies Of all the different kinds Of frntaaFs4
to be had in New Orleans. At this seasun. ~
good stock Of segars always on hand
nov "a 8m. n TOLL.
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DOMESTIC GODDs.--nJEACHED and I'M
~ bleached Muslins, Of all widths, 0snaburgs,
Denns, Cioaks, striped Shifting, Ticking, Drilling,
{bleacled and unbleaehed) &c, now for sale cheap
at the Baton Rouge Bazaar, corr er Of Main and
Laurel Sts. Fnov2S1 J. A. TR0USDAIE e Co
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NEW ORLEANS
STA1IONERS' WAREHOUSE,
40 ftsr,,t,t Street

SIAllbN EfIS' w AREEfOUGE,
90 Campt Street.
Now receiving, large atd we'll selected stock OF
miscellaneous works,
ceAPhtstsa,
HISTORY; BIOGRAPHY;
TRAVELS ENGINEERING
AGR1CuLTuREi ARCHITECTURE;
LAW MEDICAL;
ROMANCE and
SCIENTIFIC WORKS;
Together with full supply Of
CHEAP PUBLICATIONS;
NOVELS and MAGAZINES.
Sold at pnblishers's prices.
Call ard examine.
=. ID. STEEL, Law Publisher,
Bookseller and istationer.
Dog2s 3tno-d, go Camp street.
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II nm bre LA .

TUST RECEIVED large assortment
y of U NJ r + L A S, in all sizes and
qualities; if you wish good article call on
nov22 w. ID. PHft1.tPs.
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Blankets and SIhayRs.

A n other supply. just reed. at astonish
"A ing low prices. at the
novll New ORLEANS Omar SroRr
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GOLDMAN Il WElLMAN'S
New Orleans Cheap Store
Corner Lafayette and Laurel SITS.
extraordinary Inducements.

Extraordinary Inducements.
Are offered by the above establishment
In the Line of;
FANCY DRESS GOODS,
GENTS CLOTHING,
FURNISHING GOODS.
Staples and D0MFSTlFS.
TIE stock comprising ev ~ article that
Is reeded 70 the city Of ccotry trade, The Y
respect ully tender an invi 3tion to The
plbl IN gene a.. Some Of their leading
art are.
Moi Ant qnes-Pointil e
Fancy and Bl silks-Striped,
Blk Italien Die Silks
Satin D'otient Robes
Cashm and Nous de LANES
Scotch and Victoria Plaids
French and English Mefinus
Alpacas and Bombazines black and cold.
A Il at the lowest price at the
nov-9. NEw ORLEANS Omar SroRe.
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MusTARn.

CREOLE, ready mixed for use. Also
y u doz. Thornton & Hawkins, in t, /
and ID Cans, for medical use-warranted
pure for sale by novls.l E; BOGEL.
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FoLLowlNa Fashion Said a Judi.
cious father, DO not Imagine, my
daughter, that, you are agreeable or
attracted when your person is exposed
or when you aid nature by artificial
means. Two classes of persons may
gaze on you, to be sure-the immoral
and licensious, with familiarity; the
reAecting and serious, with sadness.
VIII you consent to such scrutiny r.
Follow fashion no father than fashions
follows propriety, Never let your
mautualnaker dictate to pour morals. :"
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DRY GOODS.

80 htotlN ~ at the store, corner
y of Third aud Florida streets. large ana
varied stock Of Fall and Winter Goods.
consisting in part of Marinoa Goods. silk
Goods and other articles asked for BY The
iadies at this season Terms cash and
prices at least twenty-five per CEN under
city prices.
noY6.lm. MADAME ALBERT
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CUTLERY, CUTLERY.

FHFteFV, FWfReFN.
DOCKET and table. Wostenhomps &
L Badgers make; Ladies scissors; lay
'or x Barber's Shears; Razors-Hones and
Stops, at LARGUlER K LAN0UE.
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RUftep & Cheese,

CHOICE Western Butter and a Small
" lot of Cheese, No, J.
oct-2s. BARBEE & BENZ AMIN.
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STEAMER LOUISA sunk. The Off
GERS Of the steamer Amanda, which
arrived last evening from Harrison.
burg, (Ouachita river) Inform us that
alwell authenticated report from above,
stated the steamer Louisa, Capt. Keel
ing, for this port with a full cargo,
sunk on the night Of the 18th inst,
six miles below Columbia. No par.
ticulars Of the disaster was obtained
picayuue 9Th.
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SEGAEsS--.-A fine brand OF Segars.-
- Just received and for sale BY
oct-2j. NJ. g. BRYAN.
S. r. Corner Court House Square.
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A Y OF II Err ARRIV AL

A Y OF II Il r A RRIV A L.
WE ARE NOW opening another ele-
w CANT assot imeft If Cut Glass, con
ssting of 1nmb lers, Gobets, Champagnes,
Clarets, Wires &c &c
Etc. ant orpamented Lamp Shades, Vases
Pitchers, 'gars aud Cteam Covers, Jars
&c &c
A beautiful art,. of Calvary Candle
sticks with large variety of Glass Ware,
Cut and Pressed; worthy the attedtion of
Purchasers at
J. PIPER & cos Ware Rooms.
ALSO. an assortment of Gold and orna.
mental Window Shades, with all the fix
lures, including Cord and Tassels, complete.
Also, fine assortment Of Table Covers.
Table Oil Clotl Table Mats, &c
A large variety OF Mat and Rugs A lew
pieces Of Carpeting with very complete
assortment Of Wood and Willow Ware
Baskets &c, all of which will be sold as
low as thhy can be purchased in the South.
Our assortment Of Goods is now very
complete. and we invite purchasers to call
and examine, as we can furnish House in
III It's departments on better terms than
can be had in New Orleans rr elsewhere.
oct-24 j. PIPER & co.
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"per Shin EAnriznm,"

THE Automatic Apple Parer Their.
IL mometer Chnrns; Tobacco Cutters
Grass Scythes: Bier Hooks, and variety
Of Yankee Notions at
oct25 MONTAN & IHGTFT.
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IN Blk, mixed Il plaid varied assort-
L ment just now opened & al unusual low
price at the New q .EANs Guar SroRE
nov-ll Cor. Lafayette 4 Leurel St
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cheap Publication !

EF JUST RECEIVED =
THE STRUGGLE FOR LIFE;
j How to get Rich;
The Maid Of the Gulf;
Ned Scarlet;
Bella Barnwoll; Ellen de We're;
Black Bess The Renegade Gypsy;
Dick Turpin Glands last bullet;
Matfisdes Daughter; Ninon de B'Enslos
Jack Hann Victims Revenge:
Fanny Campbel; Midshipman Easy;
Ellen Whatehatn; Mary Moreton:
Star of the Fallen;
Life and aud Adventures vf Henry Thomas
BY Inov251 GEO. M. HEROMAN.
NOW IN STORE.
SO BBLS Ri Sulphate Of Lime;
90 q Polar White Oil (clear);
2 Caster Oil
10 Linsend Oil;
1000 lbs White Lead;
10 dog. Champagne
90 = Claret;
Il Casks Scotch Ale, DTS;
bbls Blue Lickwater;
All the above articles are offered at New
Orleans Prices, either for Cash Of on Cred
it EDWARD BOGEL,
nov1s. Druggist.
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RIBBONS AND DRESS TRIMMINGS.
| HAVE just opened my assortment Of Bonnet
l sash and neck Ribbons, also beautiful assert
ment Of Velvet Ribbons for Head Dresses aud
trimmings of ell kinds. w. D. PHILLIPS.
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Fnpfer g. Ale

A FEW casks Of Hebert London, porter
IN Scotch ale 10 arrive
oct-29. BARBEE & BENJAMIN.
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FOR CHILDREN.
W. RaisAey.

Fresh Supplies per Kennel.
Z HHDS. Clear Sides s Hhds. Should
y ers; so bbls Extra super Oleander
Flour; % bbls Sulerhne Flour
julv1 BARBEE X BENJAMIN.
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FOR DYSPEPSIA.

FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN.
A HOUSE and LOT, well suited for small 49,
~ family, within three square Of the State
Hoase--can be purchased on liberal terms, aS,lI
by applying to lectasl L. N. POWERS 4 Co
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

i'uoo frizcs amounting TO. S2uu,Om
Whole Tickets, Sl0-Halves, S5--Quarters, $3.50
The Alabama and Georgia Lotteries, ;s chan
nels for Investment, present inducements over any
known scheme. The experience the public have
had of the management of these Lott cries the
large amount of Prizes sold, the promptnrss will,
wl,icl, they have been paid, are the best guarar.-
tees that they will always Le conducted in the
most honorable manner
Plan OF TIE LOTTERY.
There are 80, 600 Tickets numbered from to
10000. There are $50 full Prizes and Go An.
proXii'lntions-makin:.i in all l,OnD Prizes.
The drawing takes place in l,ulllc under the
aupcrlntendcncc Of two sworn commissioners
The Numbers from to 81, o0n. corresponding
With those Numbers on the Tickets printed on
separate slips of paper, cncircicd with snail
tn tubes, and placed in wheel
The first $50 Prizes similarly printed and on .
circled, are placed in anolhcr wheel
Inc wheels are then revnvcd, and !, nu,t.lc
70 drawn from the wheel of Numbers. and at the
s.mc t'inc u Prize is drawn from the othcr wheel
1ne number ant prize drawn out are opened and
exhibited to the audience, and rcristcrc hv tin.
Commissioners, the prize being placed against the
number drawn. This operation is repculcd until
all the prizes drawn out.
APPROXIMATIONS PRIZi$.-Thc two preceding
and the tw" succeeding, numbers to those draw
ing the first 3cD prizes will be iled to the !u
Approximation Prizes according To the Scheme
The List Of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will
bc sent to purchasers Immediately after the
drawing
Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain, aud give their Post Olicc, County and
State
Remember that every prize is drawn aud pay-
able in full without deduction.
All prizes Of 600 an'l under paid imnrll
.f"!y after drawing, other prizes at the usual
time of thirty days.
All communications strictly confidential
Orsicrs for Tickets should hc sent in early
Ir:ze tickets cusIcd or cd III other tick.
cts at either Office. Orders for tickets can bc
addressed either to
>. SWAN &. CO, Atlanta, Ga,
or S. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
Oct !, 1856 81 1t
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$4,000 In Premiuas.
The FIRST. ANNUAL FAIR

South Carolina State Agricultural Society
| TO DE HELD AT
COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA
NOV. ii, IL, 13 AND IA.
| Vie extensive grounds und halls of exhibitio,
Il VIII be in complete readiness for the occusiop
should the weather be unpropitious, the Hall.
VIII ~, shelter Eight Thousand persons.
| ihc Agnculturists, Manufacturers aud Mechun.
cs OF The Southern States invited 10 send for.
ward all articles Of Agricultural and Mechanical
interest,", TO compete FOR the various and eytru-
"vc list OF Premiums offered.
The Pomologist and Florist must present the
fruits and Flowers of the South, US well us the
products of their gardens.
ihc Ladies are especially invited to exhibit
lircc oi charge, specimens of Household Indus.
try, the substantial well rs The ,lcIicuc f,brcs
of their handiwork.
The Painters and Sculptors Of the South must
"d"rn our hulls with the productions of their
genius.
Everything worthy Of premium in the wide
range OF the Industrious and useful arts should
be brought forward. A Steam Engine and nee
essary Shafing, for all sorts of machinery, will
be erected. Ample covered Stalls for Stock of
an KINDS, ana forage arrangements, will he pro-
T'ded. All the Railroads in the State will trans.
port articles and Stock for exhibition, with the
necessary attendants on tho latter ut the owners
risk, free Of charge.
Visitors to the Fair will DO charged but one
fare going and returning.
All small packages of value should be sent,
prepaid by Adams & Co.'S Express, as this
would insure their safety.
All articles for exhibition, not in charge of the
owner, should be directed to ga. g. Summer, for
State Agricultural Society, Columbia s. G., and
have the owners name plainly marked thereon.
Tho Annual Address will be delivered on
Il'tst"csl"N by Gen. DAVID i. JAMESON, of
Orangeburg S. G..
Comfortable hotel accommodations. ms we'll as
private entertainment, will DO furnished at rca.
sonablc rates for all who may come.
A. p. CALHOUN, President,
f. q. PALMER,
A. G. SUMMER,
o. n. DANTZLER,
Il: J. GAGE,
JAS. u. ADAMS,
II. w. G1BBES,
E.eccutirc Committee.
Sept 8, 1855. 81 At
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GENERAL ELECTIONS.

R ESOLvED, That the elections to be holden
- on the second Monday and the day fol-
lowing in October next, for Senators and Repre-
sentatives i'll tho State Legislature shall he held
ut the following places, and conducted by the
following persons, 10 wit:
ABBENILLE DISTRICT
Court House: John w. LcsIy, jas. A. NIcCord
| John A. Hunter
Robert Wilson, '''h
CdHahams: james M. Carwilc, BAIL Calm.
ham, ). Ramsey Black.
LounocsyiAc: r. T. Cuuninobo,,; J,mes CI,rL
William Giles.
Calho"M's Mills: d. NJ. Rogers, 81. O Tall
man, w. II. Taggart
Dro.M5's: Dutid McClnne A. r. widet,an,
Hhifc Hull: Gen. p. II. Bradley. C., w
SproulI, J. l.. Hears.
Grec"mood: DIR. $. v. Cain. James Criswell,
Albert Funk.
HoodcHie: II. II. Tnlbcrt, johnson sulc, Peter
McKeller.
:, Dea'y"N: Augustus Cobb Robert Jones, VIM.
Buchanan.
=, Scu6letonn: William Maddox, Noah r. Reoves,
Benjamin NJ Lati,ner.
,, Triples Store: L. Tribble, Robert stucl;y, r.
=. 'Smithrillc: silas Ray, Thomas Riley, A. H.
Morton. - " "
=, fra=;cr:pine: J. w. Frazier, Leroy rurdy,
Enoch Nelson.
g., Sfo"cy Point: VIM: D. Calhoun, Thomas
Stacy, Alexander II. King.
NosrleyS: James G. Willard, Geo L. Puttcr-
son, Willium Trewitt.
Cofhram'S: james ii. Wideman, John Chles
Capt. Robert Ltcs
Dmc IPcst Corhcr: james Il. McCliton, VIII
liam Norton, Robert w. lIad1cn.
r., ,Cokcsbm'y: George a. Allen, i. A. Coonnor,'
Charles Smith
:. Spccrs: Augustus Smith, John Graves. John
Moscly.
Bordtumr: Alexander 1aramorc, w. A. Cro-
zier. Andrew Guillebcau.
Long C"nc MHs: J. y. Cochran, r. J. Rob-
erts, George Nichols
Nomnt iiW: Enoch Barmorc Andrew Pruitt,
James Plain T.. :.
Don"aiF. Store: J. F. Donnall, J. N. Sea.
wright, Il. Brownlec.
=, N!nety-S;r Depot : Il. r. Golling, w. B.
Merlwcthcr, Thomas Nichols.
One member TO Congress, one State Senator,
and five Representatives. to be elected. The cleo
ton to he held ut each precinct for two days;
tho managers 10 meet at the Court House on
wednesday. count the votes, and declare the
election, except US to the member to Congress
IN which they will act as required by law
July lG, 1856. l3 lido
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Sale of Estate Property.
VALUABLE LANDS AND NEGROES

Valuable LnNDO AND N NEtIl[UES
On Long Credit
T(Y virtue Of his last Will and Testament, |
- will sell OH the 9th day Of November next,
ut the late residence OF G. w. Mamiz, deceased.
call The Real and Personal Property Of said
deceased, to wit:
A valuable Tract "f Land, containing Eight
Hundred and Fifly-tive lS55,) Acres, (suLrct
I" u re.survey-thc plat 10 he exhibited on day
Of salc) On the premises are a large and
eo"fprtable Dwelling House. Gin House and
Screw, aud all necessary Out Houses. The To-
cation is desirable, and the situation elevated
aud healthy
Also all the Personal Property, consisting of
several Likely Negroes; the Crop Of Cuit.,n,
Corn and Fodder; the Stock Of Horses Mules,
Cattle, Hogs and sheep, aud al, articles of every
kind Of lluu c or Planllton Furniture belonging
10 said Estate.
IERNS-"r,c Personal Property will be
sold on IL credit Of twelve months aud the
Real Estate "n credit Of one, two and three
ycars, in equal annual insialments, the last
payment 10 bear interest one year immediately
preceding the time Of its falling DUE nl to DC
occurred 10y Note and Security. and mortgage
Of tho premises if necessary"
J. W. HEARST, Executor.
Sept. "a, 1856. % 1t
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T. a M Ds
400, 800, OR 1000 ACRES

400, 500, OR 1000 ACRES
For Spectators or Planters!
E:ft WE will sell on terms reasonable, spss:
Hl!l The Barnes Mill Plantation
(nnd Mills If desired) situated eight miles west
Of Abbeville e. H OH Calhoun's Creek.
Those wishing u purchase, by applying I'd mo
or J. Il. BARNES ut Abbevillc, will I'D sliown,
tho place, or can receive any information. com
cernIhg it between this and the lst October.
c. V. BARNES, Sen'r, :
July s,.1s5s. II f5
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The State of South Carolina

AC General Assembly, begun and holden nt
.'o!nmba OH the fourth Monday of November,
IN The year Of our Lord ono thousand eight
hundred and iifty-fivc, and from thence con.
.'n"ed ny divers a'ljournmcnts TO the niuc-
nth p,nI a"y ot december in the same yeur.
PILL to amend the fourtl, section of the first
Article OF the Constitution of this State.
>, l. BE It enacted by the Senate and IIousc of
representatives, now met aud sitting in General
assembly, and by the authority of the su,nc: That
tue amendment of the fourth section of the irst
Arucie OF the Constitution of this State, r,tified
on 'hc nineteenth day of December, in the year
OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred and ten.
be altered and amended to read os follows. Ev,
cry ree white man of the age Of twenty one
Senrs (paupers and nOii-cOmmissioned officer.
anu private soldiers of the Army Of tho United
states, eNcepted,) who hath been n citizen and
resident in this State two Years previous to the
day OF Election, und who hath ID freehold of fifty
acres OF land, or Il town lot of which he hath
oecn hSaliy seIZed and possessed at least six
months before such election; or not having such
rcehold or town lot, hath been u resident in the
Election District in which lie offers to give his
vote, SIX mouths before the said election, shall
nave n right to vote for IL member or members to
serve i'll either branch Of the Legislature, for the
Election District in which he holds such propcrtv
or is so resident.
In The Senate House, the nineteenth ,lny of De-
cc'nbci, in the year Of oar Lord one thousand
eight hundred und fifty five, and cightieth
year of the Sovereignty and Independence of
the United States of America We certify
that the above Bill been read the present
session. three times in tho House of Represen-
tatifes. and three tunes in the Senate. and was
agreed TO by two-thirls of the whole rcprcscn-
ution. ltOBT II. w. ALLSTON,
President Of the Senate.
JAMES SlMONS,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives.