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The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-10-24
Sale Of Land.

By Order Of the Court Of Ordinary.
RealsEstate Of John White, deceased.
PY Order of the Court of Ordinary, will
- sell by public auction Mt Abbcville Court
House, on Sntc-dav in Novemberncxt, the Real
Estate of John White, decd, consisting of
Ninety-three Acres of Land, more or lees, stu.
ated in AbbeviIle District, neighborhood of
Diamond Springs, and adjoining lands of D.
Wansley, Perry Petigrew and others
TERMS or SALE.-Twelve months cred.
it, the purchaser giving bond and security to
the Ordinary, and mortgage Of the premises
if deemed necessary.
Costs to be paid n Cash.
7. r. COCHRAN, s. Il. d.
Oct. 8, 1856. cast
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-10-24
Public Sale, of Land
BY Order Of the Court of Ordinary

BY Order Of the Court of Ordinary.
Real Estate Of Robert Carlisle. decd.
PH Order of the Court of Ordinary for Ab.
~ beville District, will sell to the highest
bidder on Sale day in November next, at the
Court House door, the Real Estate of Robert
Carlisle; decd, situate in said District, on wa.
tcrs of McCord's Greek, waters of Long Cane,
containing enc Hundred and Twelee Acres,
more or less and adjoining lands of William
Hill, Edward Noble and others.
2ERMS-Twelve months credit, the pur.
chaser giving bond aud good security, and
mortgage of the premises il deemed necessary.
Costs to he paid in Cash.
T.R COCHRAN, s. A. d.
October IL, 1856. 24.3t
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-10-24
Great News to the Public.

THAT SLAGER d LIVINGSTON, being
l. desirons of Reducing their STOCK to
make room for Fall Supplies, will dispose of
their -
Summer Goods
at greatly reduced prices, us in Charleston ::
Rethial Muslins, Drelions, Jaconet, Swiss, Culi-
CO. &c.
ALSO
Their Stock of CLOTHING, q supply of Ne
gro Goods Straw, Leghorn and Panama Hats,
Umbrellas Carpet Bags dc.
Also
good supply of Gold and Silver Watches,
Chains, Jewelry, Fancy Goods dc.
With many other articles belonging to q gen.
eral assortment to be found Mt
SLAGER & LIVINGSTONE Store,
The old Stand of Mcssrs. Wilson Il Williams
July 10, 1856. loft
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-10-24
SOUTH CAROLINA,

ABDEylLLE DIsTRIcT.-IN EcCrrY.
j. William Powcr)
W. Raford Legan Dill LOT farntlon:'
and others
1)URSUANT to Order will sell on Gle Istlh
L day of November next, at the late resi-
dence Of Henry F. Power, decd, at public out
cry, two Tracts of Land of the Estate Of said
II. F. Power, viz:
l. The HOME TRACT, containing
AS@ A@ HE EAEg
more or less, bounded by lands OF Alexander
Houston J: j. Cunningham and others.
2. The SMITH TRACT, containing
AI" A@He "~A
more or less, bounded by lands Of George b
Clinkscales, Benz. w. Williams md others.
1ERMS.-A credit of one and two yearA
Purchasers to give Bond with at least two good
snretIes to secure the purchase money Paw
the Costs in Cash and pay for parc+s.
WIN. H. PARKER; O. f.. A.D.
Commissioners Office, Oct 8, 1856. 7s-tds
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-10-24
Notice Of Final Settlement.

HREDfT0RS, debtors, md all others inter
W ested in the Estate of the late Mrs. Ma.
~ Hill, deceased, will take notice that a Final
Settlement of the said Estate will be made in
the Ordinary's Office, at ABbeville @. H., on
Thursday, the 10th of January next All per-
before that day; and those owing the estate
must make payment in the same time.
DAVID KELLAR, Ex'or.
Oct 10, 1856. 28.8m
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-10-24
Sale Of Estate Property.
VALUABLE LAND, AND NEGROES

I WILL sell on the 18th Of November next,
l. atthe late reside9ce of II. F. Power, de-.
ceased, allthe personal property Of the decd
TO NN: Twenty-three Likely Negroes Gf9P
Horse, Cattle, Hogs, and all artisles of every
kind Of House and Plantation furniture belong.
ineB 10 said Estata .iy: .sE :
R-..9hs I,snasWili ba sold by s.shs Com,
missioner. G. W. HUCKABEE, Admir-.
Oct 10, 1856. 22sta
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SOUTH CAROLINA,

ADDEYILLE D1STRICT.-IE EQUITY.
'e'' Asp: :. WATSON Bill for Partition
James F. Watson Of Lands.
and otliera
DURSUANT to Order of Court, I will sell
L at public outcry at Abbeville Court
House, on Sale-day IN November next, (3d,) oil
the Real Estate of Margaret Watson, deed, in
Abbeville District, being about
A9SS0D -A@" %-e
more or less bounded by lands of John Nickel
lar, DR.. John T. Barrat and others
I.ELMS.-A credit of one wear, with inter.
est from the day of sale. Purchaser to give
Bond with two good sureies to secure the pur-
chase money, pay the Costs in Gask aud nav for
papcra WM. H. PARKER, G. E Il. D.
Commissioners Office, Oct 6, 1866. 2S.tds
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-10-24
WI. II. B E R RY.
Furniture and Chair Ware-rooms.
l35 Richardson Street,
COL u NJ 3 A, S. C.

TNHE Subscriber. having enlarged his Ware.
Il rooms and Workshops, is now enabled
to keep on hand larger assortment of FUR
NITURE and CHAIRS, of his own make, and
some of the best Northern manufactures
Also on hand large assortment of WALL
PIPER, all of which will be sold CHEAP FOR
CASH.
1t only needs On examination of the stock to
be convinced rs to quality and chrapness.
April IL, 1856 40 1y
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-10-24
Cheap Land:

VNCIp LlMd:
TNHE subscriber hns two souars Trxets of
Il Land, containing Ono Hundred Acres
each, we'll watered and timbered, lying within
two miles of Ifartwell, the County site Of
Hart county, Georgia, twenty-five miles from
Anderson ID c. H.. s. 9. My price for one tract
is Three Hundred Dollars, and for the other,
which has considerable Branch Bottom, will
take Three Hundred and Eighty DollarA IT,
ties good. JOHN B. BENSON.
Iiartwell, Ga, Oct G, 1885, os.St
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-10-24

-A~ "&HHH"
Of I. BRANCH, Treasurer of Public Buildings,
subsequent to his annual Return at October
Term. 1856.
To amt on hand at Oct. Term, 1866, $5,44o.26
To aggregate amt reed for
Iron and other articles up
to this date, $38343
To amt reed for old Kitchen, 5000
" from A. Erwin,
for Brick, 1900
To interest accounts, 83O47
755.9O
Deduct commissions, 1880 737.Ol
Total amount Oh hand, $G,l77.26
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-10-24
Notice

l. made TO the LegisIsture] ] Of South Carol. IL
ma, at it's next Session, for an Amendment Of
the Charter of Interpolation of the Village Is
Abbeville; 50 as to authorize and empower the
Town Council to tax tho Property Of the. .eitis
zens Of The Incorporation, for the purpose Of:
repairing the Roads and Streets, and for other
purposes. 80,
Aug ~, 1850. l7.3m - !
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-10-24

UNPARALLELED BARGAINS!
Extraordinary Attraction!r
NJ. STRAUSS, COKESBURY..
WAR! WAR! WAR!
fWlNG to the war in Kansas, and the prob-
~ ability of the dissolution of Union, the
subscriber has determined to sell his Stock: of
Goods at VERY LOW PRICES, md NOW Is TIE
TINE, when his Stock is full and lately purchased
IN New York and Baltimore consisting Of
Rich Dress Silks, Chally,
French Mcrinocs, Nous De LANES,
DRESS G0oDs IN EVERY VARIETY
Linens, Domestics,
Cloaks, Mantillas, Sliawla
EMBROIDERIES.
Laces, Hosiery, Gloves Ribbons, LIFE Pnnsrnx-
ING SHIFTS,
C2oth, Cashmere, Twcedcs and Ky Jeans.
Dress and Cloak Trimmings, Oil Cloth.
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
for Men. Boys and Youth.
Brogans. Boots, Shoes, Slippers and: CATERS
wich has never been surpassed.
HATS AND CAPS,
allsorts and styles to suit child just born to,
men one hundred years old.
Also full assortment of Plaids,. Kcrseye,.
PLANES, Osnaburgs, Blankets, Sheetines,
Shrtings. Diapers, Towelling Flannels,
and Prints.
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
of Hardware, Grocery, Crockcry, Stationery.
ETC., etc.
Special Notice
Expressing my thanks for the past favors.
with pleasure invite my friends aed CUSTOM
ers and the public in general, to come. exarti--
Inc my extensive stock, and low prices
fenen6er III. STRAUSS.
oct lo' 1856. 23-f Cokasbury.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-10-24
Orsale! For Sale!

For Sale! For Sale!
YOUNG 4 MULLlKIN, at their lanyard
j. near Due West have constantly on hand
q full supply Of the best qualities Of Oak tan.
ned and Hemlook Sole. Upper, Harness and all
ether Leathers usually in demand, which they
sell at fair prices.
eB- Hides taken In exchange for Leather
Due West g. G., Sept. 81, 1855. 2l-2m
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-10-24
FIsK's METALLIC BURIAL CASES
Settlement of the Estate of Joseph Mar
shall, decd.

settlement of the Estate of Joseph Mar
shall, decd.
ME Subscribers Executors of the last Will
l. of Joseph Marshall, decd, hereby give
public notice to oil parties interested in The Es-
tate of said deceased, to appear, either in per-
son or by attorney. in the Court of Ordinary
for Abbeville District, 8. C., on the 1st day Of
January, 1867, ms ON that day final settle
ment will be made, and the Executors will not
afterwards consider themselves us accountable
for interest.
All persons indebted to the Estate. it is
hoped, will make payment before that time !:
and those having demands, (if any) will pre-
sent them for payment
): ): 5. s. MiRsAhEI, " sAkf5IA11' E1ors.
Sept 20, 1855. 2e-3m
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-10-24
Marble Yard {!

DERSONS In want Of anything in the
i m4eble Line, Gan be aeeommoda-
ted by ealltng on the subscribers, at Abbeville
Court House
They win be found on Washington Street, in
the house forperly occupied by W. N. Hhghey.
L. LRAYEId, e. CHALMERS
July 80, 1865. - 3m
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-10-24
Great Inducements.


WEh have large stock of Negro Goods,
w. consisting Of Kerseys. Georgia Plains
and Linseys. together with Heavy Negro
Blankets, superior to any we have over had,
and will promise to give every one who may
call upon us, every inducoment in the way Of
price and quality; to buy of ua
MILLER & WARREN,
Opposite Glohe Hotel,
Oct 10, 1856. 9au
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-10-24

NsEDIElLsEnEzss
4 Ii petsaps having dsmapda Agaiptt t6s
n Etats o. John Cajlab16, dec'd. VIII
pryseHs then PtelsesiS =, atsss,ea isr gsyHsht
: 0sss "a, ieaes >. " ,.94-st
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-10-24
House Building.

House Building.
THE undersignedis is now prepared to do all
L. work entrusted to his care, in the Build
ing Line; to Draw Plans and erect all descrip-
tiens Of Buildings from one.story house to a
Court House
Having received instructions from the best
Architects in the Union, he fiatters himself that
he esn have work done in style equal to and
as cIieap'as can be done in New York.
> REFERENora1-,zing d Kellum, Architects,
Brooklyn, NewYork; VIM. Gamer, Architect,
of New York City; Perrymnn & Waller, New
Market ;~DE, John r. fBarratt, Barrattsville
-. - HENRY JONES.
Greenwood, Oct, TO- 1855. 28-1y
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-10-24
Aansial Exhibit

OF Commis.ioners of Public Bxildi,,gs Of Ab6e
viAe Distret, FROM lst EsA to Let Oct, 1856.
Feb. 1. Reed from Branch. 5 1887
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-10-24

ALWAYS on HAND, A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
FANCY TICLEs,
OUCH as Rosewood and Mahogany Writing
~ Desks, Rosewood and Morocco Dressing
Cases, Dressing Combs, Hair, Tooth and
Finger.Eail Brushes.
Ladies' Reticules and Work Boxes; Gold Pens,
in Silver and Gold Cases Fancy lux
stands Pen Racks Pearl and Morocco
Porte Monnaies, of all sizes; Bankers
Cases; Superior English Water Colors;
Camcls Hair Pencils; Rogers and Wos-
tenholms Superior Pocket Cutlery, &c,
DC. For sale at reasonable Prices by
s. TOWNSEND,
l2S Richardson Street, Columbia, 8. C.
August 8, 1856. l4-tapll
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-10-24
A N L RICAN HOTEL,

A NJ E RICAN n H OTE L,
Ii NIB U RG, S. c.
T>HE Proprietors of this well known Hotel
l. beg leave to inform their friends and the
public generally, that they are always ready to
receive them in the best style possible.
Persons arriving at this Hotel may rest as.
sured that their Baggage will be promptly sent
free OF charge, to the Carolina Depot, or either
of the Georgia Depots-
We also take this opportunity of returning
our sincere thanks for past patronage and will
use every endeavor to merit continuance of
the same.
There will always be on hand good Ostler,
and Horses left in our charge will meet with
every attention. O. II. p. SCOTT d. co.
Hamburg, July 81, 1856. l6-tff
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NOTICE.
100000 Pounds Tennessee Bn-
con, Hog round,
80, 900 Lbs. Tennessee Hams, woll cut:
500 Sacks Superine Flour;
$50 Extra Family Do;
10000 Llbs Lard, In cans and barrels
1000 Bushels Corn;
For sale by G. L. ANDERSON,
Reynolds street.
Augusta, Co.,, May s, 1880 ln
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-10-24

eB- The friends of GEORGE W. RICHEY
respectfully announce him a Candidate for
Sheriff of Abbeville District at tho next
election.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-10-24

SO,ofo.ot
Add commissions 1882
6,O97.59
Amount on hand, G,l7H26
Batanee cash on hand. 1867
Amt deducted from Morris contract for
b9ilaing Goupt House, 10000
1906:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-04

BoGus NOMINATIONS FOR THE MAYoRALTY.-
The redoubtable Branch has just nominated him
self for Mayor from the top of the Alleghanies,
and, descending to the city, has accepted the no
minaton. A few malcontents of Tammany Hall
have, in like manner, after various drinks at the
bar, nominated Alderman Libby for Mayor, and
he too has accepted Mr. Libby says, if he is elect
ed-of which he stands uncommonly little chance
he will reduce the taxes from seven millions to
four and half. When he was Alderman the
taxes began to increase; it is hardly likely that
he would forego the taste If he were elected
Mayor. But he is out of the question. He is
thoroughly incompetent for the Office, and, with
all his faults, we think Stephen Branch who has
some ability, far more eligible candidate Some
one says that Alderman Libby has got hold Of
the Daily N4s. This is mistake. It is the
Meas which has got hold of him, and unless he is
careful il viii not let him alone without
something more than the five thousand dol
lars. The Meas, ike Jem Bags knows the
wally o peace and quietness too web to move on
or nothing"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-04
Fremont Meetings.

CINCINNATI, Oct. g. 1855.
Gov Chase delivered address 10 . crowded audience
Of republicans ct the German institute last night Al
the Same time there another republican meeting in
the Sixth Street Market space which addressed by
W. a. Gibson Secretary Of state. Both were spirited
affairs.
BCsFAIo, Oct 3, 1855.
A large and enthusiastic meeting Of the German repub.
leans held last night. speeche, made by nr.
Heckcr Of Illinois, Much Of Missouri Sri others. Attsr
wards they bad grand t9rchl.ght procession.
PrTrsHuEG Oct. 8, 1855,
The State Agricultural FAR closed this evening. Tn
weather for the past two days has been proptous In
crowds visited the grounds and & aog sther
the most successful Fair held here. Judge Wood.
ward delivered the annual address.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-04

PHILADELPHIA sTocK PoAEB.
IWftkrrtrrts, ONt ,, 1853.
slocks steady. Perusylvaala bis, 20; Reading RI /,
81; Iouf hhr RI ~. Norris Canal, L. !; ferrsyl
vanla FL, i9s1
Gotten advanced 20. sales TO day, 5000 bales a.
il 10 i2o Tor niaolug. Tobacco has advanced - /,
fiom the news Of the frost.
Cc.,cn--Salss Of the week 400 bales, a, advancing
prices Nddlng fair 1ec. ~ &C. lower Qualities &c.
a &c. higher. Eecepts On tue Increase. The de
byeiics Of The week are 1900 bales.
Flour IN moderate demand sales Of 100 bbls a - IS
for good Michigan snd OHIO and 80 80 % e2 for extra
DO Wheat Il weaier Sales 90 COO bushels al III Il a
=, 16 for ChesRo spring 81 30 for red laos, 81 AZ o.
- Tor while Michigan, and 81 as Tor Co. Illinois Corn
lower Sales t3tco tushels IN part 10 arrive, at bic
Oats sc barley nj 81 &C. Canal ircs his 20 New York
Iscor corn and 20 Ac COR whes receipts IN the twen
iy four hours Up 70 10 days 80 bb Gcar, So 81
bushsb wheat and n SCI hushcs corn Canal exPorts-
q, see bus hels wheat AM 20 800 hushcs corn.
O~wxGo Oct. ar ".
wheat unchanged salcs ~ oco bushels a. 81 52asl %
for white Canadian 81 II or red Indiana AMI 81 Il for
Chicago tprrg. Corn dull and unchanged, Gales $500
bushes Barley fr1 saes 10 COO bushels for matt
90 private terms. Canal ffeghe TO New Ycrs:-Forr
41c.; vhest, axe, and corn, l2sc, lake Imports
o. eco bushcs wheat 90 5ls bcsnes corn ard IL $40
bushels barley. Canal exportsqc0 ebls four 1910
bushels wheat and !, eco bushels corn
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Personal Intelligence.
ARRIVALS.

From Liverpool, n The steamship Afroa-J &c Nopteck
bearer dispatches 10 Washington lady three chdren
nurse and servant; q Narsen snd lady Dr Psneousl
and hdy Mr. aud Mrs Harris Mrs John Jones Mss
prou er Mics Reguerani Mr. KraN ady and two ctl1rnn
Mrs +, Arnau, and nurse W Kunharat sdy three CHI
iasy Marshall lady and daughter. Mr. Meyer ana aiy
y Erinnn Ms Dana Mr. Anderson aud lady, Nalllesof
M Hubert, Mr. Nathan. Mr Cowe, = Lawrence, w VJo
rrar infant and nuase Mr. sehwed Buchanan. Mr. Amp.
felbesk Mr. Pancousi ihalberg knght buchanan Ms
Cant w vansellar X MI MeIera, Host Mr. ri fiid
rton vessrs Duncan RCpresht Williams Mare, A
nrsg ressrs Fsher Barlow, Herring Brooks Leiak 10
safssy Rentetu, W Iuilgon, Goudin Laycrok II
ensrf W Wild Jr NJ Merrl, Cart JORDAN, Ford, Thomas
swss Mrs Davis and child, nurani Finn n Pax Mr
Teusdail II Regan Wilson. Mr Robertson Mrs HoGneyer
ii Waib Mrs Barnwe and infaDt Mrs Harris two children
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Tic New York state Essr.

WAImrowy, Oct. {, 1859.
Twenty thousand strargcrs were n toEa % day, 20
witness tie closing OF the State Tar. Tie address
delivered by Judge Jessup, q renEsylvsnlL
There splendid display Of speed & h5rsss and u
female esscs,ran.,m. The rTzs f,r tho bes. tro.ng
horse was taken by " Dayton, sf 81, lawrence there
were romo twenty "Black HAWKS a the ground. Tae
attendance from cansda vas large, Governor Clark 81
tended the fair
There large meeting Els evening Of tho lrcz's 81
Fillmore and Doaclron, which vii he addressed ~ E. D.
Perrin and Ex-Governor Washington Hunt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-04

TIM NEW York METROPOLITAN Pass oN me
PrEslDENcr--Goycrnor Floyd, in the course Of
the dull speech be delivered IN the Exchange, on
Thursday, alluded 10 the prodigious support
which Fremont was receiving from TIE news.
papers OF this section ard 70 the disparity Of the
press supporting Fillmore and the democratic
candidate. This i true. Six daily journals
issued IN this city, and publishing over ono mil
lion Of sheets per week, have favored Fremont
ever since his nomination: adding the religious
lress. which numbers over n dozen. and issues
nearly 100000 sheets per week we have the
enormous total Of 100000 sheets sent forth
from this city every week, all advocating The
claims Of Fremont 70 The Presidency On the
other hand, the other candidates have hardly
any newspaper support to speak Of The Fill
more interest is advocated by two secular
journals, issuing about IS 900 sheets per week
and the Buchanan interest by three journals.
which issue from 10000 70 1870 900 sheets per
week
This single fact shows how much the inde.
pendent metropolitan press Of New York has had
to do with the great popular revolution in favor
Of Fremont; bow II has stimulated and helped
IL along The public meetings and public speak
ors have done little or nothing. Only two Of the
latter have spoken with any national or compre-
hensive scope-Spcaker Banks. at the Exchange,
in Wall street; and John NJ. Bolts, at Richmond,
Va. Senator Wilson has once or twice appeared
to advantage. and now we notice that Senator
Seward has just glmmcrcd up on the western
edge Of the horizon. in feeble and ineffective
attempt to aid cause which has been carried on
by other influences than his own.
" Colonel Fremont is elected next President OF
the United States be win owe il, not TO the poll
ticians. but to Tho independent people and TO the
independent prtss II will be the first distinct
cnunciaiion Of The character Of the new age.
which shall le wholly adverse to the miserable
POLITICIANS and reckless partisans
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Political Goss1p.

correspondent who writes ~ nom Lewes, Delaware,
under date Of the 18th u, says that nag honor Of
Fremont that day hosted Lewes amidst the hear
" cheers Of his assembled friends. The writer who
by profession bay and river pilot informs NJ that for
forty years past he has voted the democratic ticket
and never considered himself At fault but once and that
was when be went for Pierce "During this exciting
paign says our correspondent 81 deem II equally i'm
possible fer true democrat 70 dispense With the HERALD
- for conscientious Christian 10 distard his Bble and
"Although no Fremont ticket has yet been start
ed the fact made daily apparent that there win have to
be Pedlars, with packs on their backs are going
round here with pamphlets showing the awful conse-
quenccs OF electing the Colonel President Their prnc
pal merit however consists in their being excellent
shaving paper" Good for The Delaware pilot He sees
where the breaf lie and steering clear Of them. He
has been on lee Shore and Is hauling Of in good
style.
A gentleman who witnessed the cartmen's procession
Broadw ay, Wednesday night says that among the
many banners notices and emoems whch were carried
In the procession, rejecting in every form Col Ere
mont and his supporters, not was saying any
thing against Mr. Buchanan, the democratic candidate.
Quere Is tails where the shoe pinches2
JAS Bruce Esq., patriotic and wealthy STAKEHOLDER
Of Halifax Va Zone Of the largest indeed in the stae)
has recently declared his opinion
That would be better that every living being in the
United States should perish rom the EARTH rather ,nan
that the Union and the form Of should be
destroyed.
"The force Of language can no farther CO."
The Detroit Daily Adsrtiser, Of Oct q says "A CON-
paDy CT Elk hundred men, women and children started
rom Tabor in Iowa, the 9th inst FOR Kansas They
farmers and mechanics who 10 make Kansas their
permanent home Two hundred men from Western
Iowa volunteered to conduct them into the interior.
The Trenton State Gazette, Of Oct 5, says "A large
portion Of the republican party composed Of demo-