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The Baker Trial.

NEW YORK, Jan. 2S.
In the Court OF Oyer aud Terminer this
morning, Judge Roosevelt presiding, the
District Attorney moved that Lewis i!aker
be brought up again aud tried on another
indictment tor the murder Of Wm. Poole
Dir. Clark, counsel for the prisoner, could
not attend owing to another engagement,
and asked for pos:ponement for another
week. The Judge had an engagement for
SIX weeks and could not preside. The case
was therefore postponed till the April term.
From Chicago.
CHICAGO, Jun. IS.
About III inches Of snow fell here on
Saturday night; the thermometer ranging
at rs and 800 above zero; prospects OF u
thaw. Considerable detention on railroads
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 70.
II is showing here again.
New YoAI, 2s.
Showing severely this morning.
PoUGHKEEPSIE, 70.
TgoH, %.
Cold and showing
UTICA. 28.
Cold and showing
Miscellaneous Items.
NEW YoRK, Jan. 20.
Inspector OF the Courier and Enquirer
telegraphs from Washington that adyices
received by Government indicate the prob
able fall OF the Comonfort Administration
in Mexico. 1t is reported tina. the Mexican
$4,000 drafts have been compromised
by the payment Of q per cent.
The Jury in the case of Joseph Ebing,
Commissioner OF streets and lamps, who
was tried on a charge Of briblng, occupied the
attention OF the Court of general sessions,
during Friday and Saturday =. Nj. After
celebrating twenty hours, for the third
time. stating that it was impossible for them
to agree on verdict. They were according
~ discharged.
The Tribune correspondent telegraphs.
that the misson to England has been
offered TO Mr.. Dallas, OF Pennsylvania, who
will doubtless aeceptit.
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To Merchants. Bankers and ether

To Merchants. Bankers and others.
nESIRlNG sets Of Account Books forthe coming
IL year, would invite attention TO Our Blank
Books. Tnev are OF saIetor manufacture, and afe
far ahead OF anything made tn this region. We FUR
nish Books Of all patterns to order, with or without
printed headings. Those superior Books on exhibit
lion at the State Fair, Chicago can be seen at our
store. II. A. PORTER BkO.
Rock Island, Dec 3, 1857
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GAsoMETER SPLIT.--On Saturday morn
ing last, in consequence Of the pressure OF
the ice on the inside Of The gasometer, it
cracked aud allowed al! the gas to escape.
We are informed by the Secretary that
workmen are now repairing it, and that in
few days it will again be in operation.-
Though considerable Of an Inconvenience
TO our citizens, il is one of those kind of &C.
esrrences for which no one can be blamed.
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Fort Des Moines Land agency.
80 I.nts for Sale

so Lots for Sale.
THE undersgne ed oer for sale so desirable iotsia
i their additions 10 City Of Davenport on liberal
credit off and years will be CIV en- ts
parties who will build this season.
June 10th, 1855 COOK SARdEn3.
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Diaries for 1855.

NOR the Pocke and Desk, different sizes from q
IL cents to Sl.0G euch,
The Iowa BooK Rooms,
IL mo. 90 ELI ADAMS IL co.
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Buclkwheat Cakes
For Sale or Rent.

THOR Brick aud Stone Work at SLAYMAkER &
II BARNES Kiln, East Davenport, ~ cents per
hr.b.I June H.
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says the sight of the mammoth mill Of Bur
aows g. PRETTYMAS has long tempted II
to say something sbou. the need of another
mill in Rock Island, on a commensura ate
scale, and i, is glad to hear that project
Tor that purpose is now in agitation.
We are pleased that the sight OF the fine
building referred to is stirring up our over
the-rver neighbors to an initiative enter
prise. There is TO doubt that both Rock
Island and Davenport would be greatly BEN
Gifted by each of them having number OF
Touring mills, and sending -four instead Of
wheat to the eastern markets. Any one
can see at glance that il ouid be vastly
better for the interests OF Davenport TO
make -four of the increasing quantities Of
wheat which will continue to be brought to
this market In sending the wheat the on
ly profit which remains at this point IS the
advance or commission which the ind'vId-
ual purchaser or forwarder may receive; but
when the flour is manufactured here, we
have all the advantages which result from
an increased demand for labor, and retain
all the profits which are now made by the
eastern millers. We presume that the
manufacture Of -four can be carried on as
proftabIy here as atany point where steam
is the motive power, and there Is one tact
which makes it peculiarly desirable that our
wheat should be converted into flour before
sending it east: spring wheat is the kind
which is mostly brought to this market, and
we understand that while it does not rate
by considerable figure as high AS the best
qualities in the eastern markets, NO. ar
ticle of -four can be made from il. This
fact is an additional and very strong argu'
ment that the wheat brought here should Dc
ground by Davenport millers
We remember that some months since
one OF the st. Louis papers, we think the
Republican, showed very clearly the conlpaF-
alive advantages to a city which was mere
storage and forwarding point for wheat ana
TO one which converted the same wheat into
-four The Chicago papers had been Drag
ging about the immense quantities OF whea'
handled in that city, and especially no"
much more was received there than III 81
Louis. The Republican, in reply, demons'Ea
ted ncontrove table figures, that thoughih'
number of bushels received at Chicago wa
very much the largest, yet as the whea
handled in Chicago was merely IN transt'
to other places, while that purchased in 81
Louis was manufactured there, the pro!ll
realized by the latter city were much tn
hecviest. We believe there was no doub
as to he important facts in the case and
five re. oember rightly, the Chicago cham
pion Meth sr attempted to answer nor 70 con
,rovsr,,hano We think that consideration
like these ough to have much influence wit
those wbo have /, heart the best interests G
Davenport, and we rust the time IS mol als
tant when they will &c extensively A''e
upon,
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Tarred Paper,
E>oR ROOFING, &c, constantly on hand and for
10 sale In lots to uit purchasers,a at
Dsc3 PORTER,S Rock Island Book Store.
500 barrels Choice Winter Apples
FRoM LocKPoRr, NEw YoRx.
lust received at the NEW YORK FRUIT STORk,
q Cd Street. opposite lie claire House, which will be
disposed OF Wholesale Retail on favorable terms.
Nov l7.dtf ELDRIDGE & STEPHENS.
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Books Il Statieaerp.


Books! Books. Books!
CST received at the Davenport Book store, No.
q Lc Claire Row,
Vols. 3 and Macaulays England.
Alusa Binding Price G2tcts. per Vol.
ALSO
go cd ass ortmeIt oil METHODIST HYMN BOOKS
ut Pntiishers' prices. GEO. W. ELLIS " co.
Jan24 So
Papier Kache Goods.
M are just in receipt of large stock OF the above
w goods OF and exceedingly rich style.
Amoug them Writing Desks, jewel Cases, Glove
Boxes, Tables, Ne
Dec3 ii. a. PORTER & BRO.
Reed Organ.
XiIE have very superior instrument now ON hand
w with two sets Of keysauda Pedal Bass. II IL
splendid article and ell adapted for large churches.
IL Is equal In powerto an ssUu organ. Amateurs are
invited TO oall and examine IL.
Dec PORTER d BRO.
Something Desirable.
I AIDES 0nd Gents Dressing and Toilet Cases In
IL great variety, The above articles difficult TO
ind, but wenow have larger ortnent shan oan be
fonnd west of New York. tal and examine.
Dec2 POTTER & BRO.
IVES, twill pay you to cross the Ferry and merely
i examine our splendid assortment Of FANCY
GOODS now on hand, II not, will refund the
amount Of your ferriagr Don't forget the place.
Dec.3 PORTEk'S Book Ltofc.
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The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-03-21
ABBEVELLE MALE
A(a0cmp.

MIR. y. &. ELDER having been elected
I'1 Principal of the Ahi,rvillc Male Aeni,.-
rrny. will commence the exercises Of the School
OIL the lst Monday in Jan,iury next. : The gov
crnt'"ht Of the Scho"l will lr rigid. The NOR
ais and general department Of the Students
will ut all TIMES receive special attention.
Students will he prepared tn enter the Fresh
man or Sophomore Class of the South Carolina
College and tile greatest care given to their
preparation.
The Scholastic year will he divided into two
TERMS. The first will commence on the lst
Monday in January. and continue for twenty
eight weeks; the second will heyin ON the 81
Monday in September, aud continue twelve
weeks
The Tuition Of eaci Clas, will be for the
lst Class: Reading Wri,n lst Scs 2d Ses.
Spelling, and Primary Ge-
ogrnphy. Sl4 90 S 90
I'd Clnss: The above with
Geography, History, A.
ri,hmetc, English Gram
mar, and exercises in En-
glish Composition, 20 90 90
Sd Glass: The above with
all the advanced English
Branches. % 90 10 90
4th Class: The above with
Latin aud Greek. - % 90 12 90
Boarding can br obtained IN desirable fani
lies and at reasonable rates. either in the Vii.
lage or country near the Academy.
Although il ia of the greatest Importance that
all the pupils should he present at the opening
Of the Session, still they may b" received r.,
any time during the term. STUDENTS will be
charged from the time they enter until the close
of I, he Session, unless special arrangem uts are
made to tle-contrary.
A. c. ELDER. A. B.
December % 1855. = 33.x
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-03-21
70 UN ID
A RELIABLE MEDICINE.
THE CELEBRATEDN*
COLLETON
b T TE II S
A Purely Vegetable Prspass*ieu
- AND A ,.,.sey. -
SOVEREIGN REMEDY.
FOR ~
DYSPEPSIA.

THESE BlTTFRS are purely vEoETA-
l. BILE COMPOUND. and are offered to.
the public under the fullest couyiction that.
they will he found a safe aud sovereign REM
EDY for DYSPEPSIA.
They have been triumphantly tested not
only hy numerous families and Physicians in
the S"uth. who have furnished ample tcstimo.
ny as to their decided excellence, but also by
the proprietor, who, for ten years, suffered ali
the gloom incident to that stubborn and diS.
tressing disease.
The COLIETOS Differs are also a Car
minntivr, most excellent for Cholera Morbus,
Costivenes. Sea Sickness, Nausea, proceeding
from whatcvcr cause. ShoItncss of Breath.
Acidify, Heartburn, Cramps and Stitches 10
the Breast.
The nlovc Medicine is highly recommended
to literary gentlemen, students, elderly people,
and others Of scdentnry habits.
Il do hereby certify that have known and
uari your celebrated compound COLLETON
BlTIERS in my family foc more than fifteen
years. and do verify believe it to be ono Of
the n'ost valuable Family and Plantation Med
icines i'll use, having witnessed their beneficial
effects many lnstances. that with truth il
may be affirmed they we'll deserve the high
encomnms which they have received from tho
afflicted who have partaken Of their invigora-
ting and healtll.rrst"ring properties
Sigucd, CIIAS. O. CAPERS, Planter.
St IIelcnn, s. c."
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j. FOR SALE!

YHE Subscribers will keep on hand At all
times. at the Sadilery and Harness Store
sof =. Westfield, in this Village. IN assortment
fof 81 kindsSof STOVES; which they pledge
themselves to sell son as favorable terms ne
Tor In Charleston, Their COOKING STOVES
they will warrant to do everything that a
Cooking Stove oan5 do, and are sure they will
giYo universal satisfaction. 3
One Of usswill epend the most of the present
Scar at the North and will he able to select
the best and most approved patterns
- f. WESTFIELD,
]. BRANCH.
Abbeviils C. H., s. c. Jan g. 1856. n
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Administrators Notice.

T>uE Administrator of the Estate Of Dr. ".
Il l. TRIBE. hereby gives public notice that
the same will be aettIed. in the Ordinary's Of.
fee. on the 18th day Of April next. All per-
sons having legal demands again said Estate
are required to opresent them duly attested on
or before that day :;Hnd those indebted will
take dn. notice that nffer the 18th of February
their notes aud nrcounts will he placed in the
hands Of an officer for collection.
8, M. TRIBE Admir-.
n. B.-Those having demands @ill come for.
ward and receive their pay immediately after
the settlement. S.MT. Atlmr.
- January s, 1885 3e 8m
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Settlenaent

or THs ESTATE OF .wlNFtsLD 8. ArcHE.
~ tsa,s;1 SON, DECD.
= A IL Persons interested in the Estate of Win
IA field s.. Atcheson. arc hereby mortified
thHt final settlement of said Estate will he
made in the Ordinary's Cface. ASbevlle Dis.
triet. 90 the 4sth day Saturday. Of April next
Those having claims must preseht the same du-
~ attested To the Administrator on or. before
that day; and those indebted may expect to
pay costs. # they do not settle BY the teuth day
of February next
Z. JAMES A EDMUNDS, Adm'r.
january 20, 1856 go SIN
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STRAYED OR STOLEN,

cS FROM Abhevile c H., On Wednes.
An day night, 5th instant, one flea bitten
GRAY HORSE. one eye out, ten or eleven
hands high, aud worth about $50. Also, a
Saddle, finished with brass tnrks Any infor.
nation Of the above to }. T. BARNES, ut Able
Vile c. H.. or myself at I.owndsville. will be
thankfully received and literally rewarded.
JOHN n. MOSELEY.
March II, 1856 IS It
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At The request of the President of tho State
Agricultural Society, ! have consented to soil.
cit Information as to the number. Of TEN hessee
and Kentucky Horses, Mules and Hogs aunusllv
purchased III the District, aud tl.ircos All per
CONS will therefore confer favor hy coming
Prepared to give me such information on the
subject as they Possess. j. II.
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HEAD QUARTERS.
Eighth REGIMENT & M

Election will he held. for MAJOR to
n command the Upper Battalion Of tn. Sth
Regiment 5. G. M.. to fill the vacancy uccnsion.
ed by the prom"tion of Col. II. II. Harper, on
Saturday. l2h day of Apru nrzt at the r.sp.c-
tive Beat Company Muster Grounds, and the
Managers will meet the Monday following. Mt
McCaws Oi1 Field. count the votes, and trans.
nit the result to Brig. Gen. J. X. Weaver
Edge6eId C. H., = G.
Officers commanding Companies in the Bat
TALON are eharged with the extension Of this
order.
By order of Brig. Gen. John r. Weaver
Fl. II. HARPER. COL commanding
March IL. 1855 As I'll
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V A II I ETY. STOR Ell
". ". SHILLJTn

". ". SHILLIT0,
HAFING become proprietors Of the Confec-
IL ti"nery and Variety Store. at Ahbev vile
court House. respectfully invite tile attention
OF the public to their fresh, full aud varied
assortment Of
Confectioneries, -
FRUITS. CANDIES,
PRESER YES PICKLES. &C.
together with supply Ut Fir.works-Crack-
erS Sky-RVrkets. Roman Candles, DC, (and n
Remnant of TOYS which will be sold very low,
H. We wish to discontinue that part of the bus
iLess) now on hand mud being constantly re-
ecVed-nnd Which will Le sold at unusually
low prices.
They are determined to keep al ways on hand,
for the accommodation of customers every.
thing in their line that cuu be called for, and
hope by such attention to the wants of their
customers, hy lair dealing. and low charges to
secure liberal patronage.
They are determined to keep a larger and
better assortment than has .ver before been
offered. and all at prices which cannot fail to
satisfy.
- Giye ms trial.
Dec. ~, 1856. S3tf
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0em Dotel an0 1ibrrg Stables
AT ABBEVILLE G.. Fl.


supply the aford
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the
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They and
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Committed

TITO the Jaa at Abbeville Court House q
Il on Wednesday the l3th. February, "A.
inst. Negro wehan Daffney. who says YYA
che belongs to Shcrnrd Barksdale, of this Dis
tbict.
Said Negro 10 aboat four feet six inches hig
supposed to be some sixty or seventy years
efage. :,
The owner is requested to come f"ward prove
property. pay charges, and take her away.
-, Il j. COCHRAN, yailor.
Feb. 23. 1885, e If
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

eF- The friends of 5. G.. ". DILL respect
fully announce him a Candidate fer Sheriff At
the next Election.
eB- The friende Of ". ". GRIFFIN resrect.
fully announce him candidate for Sheriff at
the ensuing election. May 2, 1856.
cY- The friends Of EIMROD M-CORD re-
spertfully announce him as Candidate for
Sheriff at tile ensuing Election. 81.
EB The friends of Capt. s. A. Hopors r.s-
IIectfuliy announce him ~ candidate for Tar
Collector at the ensuing election.
eB The friends Of JOHN r. WnsoN reapect-
fully announce him candidate for 2driOoy-
l.etor OF Ahhevile District, at tho ensuing cleo !
tion.
B VIZ nre authorized to announce tile Rev.
JAMES MooRE a. n candidate for reelection a.
Tar Collector of Abteville District, at the en-
suing election. ',iS
cT The friends of JAMES Bi. yANDIvER
respectfully announce him. as a candidate for
Tar Collector Of Abbcvile District. at the on.
suing election. -, -.
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Paints, Oils, &C.

DAGUEkRFOTYPES.
Daguerreotypes for SO Cents!
Mcssrs. Leonard & Adams
THE Famous and C':"np Pic'ure.makers.
l. would respectfully inform the Ladies aud
Gentlemen Of Ahl"viilr District, that they mr..
now a, Abhcville c. H., where they are rre.
pared 10 take
Daguerreotyp Likenesses,
in the m"st perfect manner.
Having been engaged in the business long
time. and haing posted in nll the new and mol
ern improvements Of the art, they 10 not h.si-
tate in saying tl,a, they Gun produce I.ikcn.sscs
cqua. If not superior. to any heretofore taken
in this place.
We would invite all those that want n per-.
feet Likeness Of Themselves "r friends to call
early at our Gallery. in the upper story Of the
Marshall &BOMse,
entrance door on Main street.
All work warranted to give satisfaction.
J. :. LEONARD,
s. Fl. ADAMS.
March l3, 1856 AZ If
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GREAT BARGAINS FOR CAsH!l

GREAT BARGAINS FOR CASH J =
Ne(p Store
AT ABBEVILLE C. II.
CLAGER d LIVINGSTON respectfully in.
~ form the citizens of Abheville village and
District that they iave opened, at the old stand
WILSON g. w1LL1ANds,
one of the largest. best selected. finest and
cheapest stocks of FANCY and STAPLE
HD H& W a.
ever exhibited in the up.cuuntr,.
Az part Of our extensive assortment We
will InentiOn:
Ladies' Dress Goods.
DeLnires. Cnshmcres, Ameline Clutl,s;
AlPacas, Plaid :ituffs, Girgha,ns;
English and French Merinoes (aIl shndes)
Cnlicoe-. (uf every style and rricrE
Mahtiiin, and Clouks. "a splendid nssort.
tncnt "f latest styles and ut all priccsG
Hosiery. Gloves, Shocs &C., dc.
For Gents and Boys...
Cloths, Cnssimeres, Tweeds, Ve.tirgs;
Boots. Shoes, Hats and Caps. DC. DE-;
Also, one OF the largest and best munufac.
tured ns,ortneuts of
Ready-made Clothing
that has ever been brought to this market 10
which particular attention is invited.
For Family Use...
All kinds Of Blankets. Flannsl.. Dnmasks:
Sheetings. ahirtinga, Tickings. Towellinys;
Diapers, Dovli 20, Curtain Mn,crials, DC. :.
Plantation GOods--- ="
Plains Georgia and KeutuckvG
Osuaburgs, stripes, Kerseys Dc. dc;
We have also an extensive stock IF
JEWELRY,
consisting of every article embraced under that
head, 10 which we Invite the notice of cus-
TONERS.
In short, our stock is varied and comr!ctc.
md We respectfully solicit All examination Of it.
We show for nothing. and 4eIl for as near no.
.ling MS any otlier establishment can effurd to
do.
cE CALL & SEE what bargains we will sell
FOR CASH -E
Oct % 1855 2b Bin.
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N OF Lei
March Is. 1856

THE Subscriber wishing to remove to Geor.
i gin. offers for sale his
Valuable Plantation,
containing Five Hundred aud ,Sixty-six Acres,
about one,l"if in the woods, lying on Corna.
eresSfsek. as good upland as Abbeviils Dis.
triet Affords. Those wishing to purchase wonld
,to well to look at it before huyiug .l-ewb.re.
II IS sifnateh two aud half miles bplow Sto.
ney Point resiience.s imn.edintuIy on the main
r"ad q leading to Hamburg. The place is ,yery
well improved. witlsa sett of large Stabics
uew Gin -kouse;; together with = Q
q Good Tan-Yard. :,
Any one wishing tn embark lin that bus;n m
wouddo Well to ,ecnrs the location, AZ there ia
no better IN tie Districts rs il is sup,a,ftsd by q
large run 81 cps,on:. lie has a .gnod and espse.
r,epsed Tanner hs Fopld sell: and also q isrtgs
stock q, stherja tie vats. Call aoo,,
Possession would be given next winter
s; !. SO s. 81, ". d. CAEHOUN
/: fssesrcn q, q aSs! BIN
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Notice 10 Guardfans, &c.

3 NotIce 70 GuaFdiahs, Gce Z.
~ UARDIANs. Trustees, Dc. liable 10 ae.
" count in my Office. are hereby notified
10 maka their Annual Returns Oh. or before the
18th day Of April next. All persons in default
at that time will be ruled indiacrsssi,aeesu. Al.
so Guardians appointed AT last June Term, and
who ha not eer given Bond, are!requested to
do so immediately. 81 ~ 4, ss5-. :. q
W. II. n.PARKER, c. Z. AID. :
COMMISSIONER Gficr, So. r.s- as y
january s. 1855 ssttEE$s IN 81
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JEFFERs & C0THRANs,
FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Cntr"l WharE 80
Charleston. s. @

Charleston, 8. o.
DEG lenve to inform their friends, and the
- public generally, that they still continue
the "i'ove Business, uhd will devote their ateen
tion to the sale Of
Wheat, Cotton, -Four. &C.,
and the purchase Of Goods Family Supplies
for Planters, dc.
i'nviny determined to confine themselves ex.
ct"s'uety to Commission business, they hone
20 merit and receive u full share uf patronage.
HENRY L. JEFFERS,
WADE =. COTHRAN,
JOHN COTHRAN.
january 90. 1855 80 Am