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last Che day hrtcD took boat for Kansas
City, from thence to Westport, -four miles, }
and in a day after to this camp. We lave
been here now two days, and will march at
day-hrcak in the morning. Tattoo has
beat an hour ago, and all the men are
asleep.
Gen. REID is in command, and, 1t is sup-
posed. has l 200 men here, and rapidly in
crensing. Tomorrow Qlc 13tl,) is the day
appointed for general rendezvous, and
from accounts received, we will have ut
least 1000 men. Most of tho Missourians
are steady, middlc-agcd men, and great
many, men of property. They are deter
mined TO retrieve the character which the
former army lost. The only fear is that
the Governor will interfere, and as he has
1900 U. S. troops at his command, his in-
reference would bc fatal to us.
Was at Leavcnwor,h City on Tuesday
morning last, when Gov. GEAny arrived
lie was loudly called for, and made short
speech. Ils declared his purpose to be to
enforce the organic laws of the Territory
at all hazards, and indicated his course by
asserting that besides the regular troops mt
his command, he had the power to enrol
100000 men for the purpose, which power
he intended to use if necessary. All liked
the tenor of his speech, but observed that
he did not commit himself as to his course
towards our army. fear that we will be
disbandcd. GEARY is Il fine looking man,
of midde-age, and with good deal of de-
cision Of character indicated in his face.
Two South Carolinians (Col. BLAssrS-
GAME and Capt. DE Trcvillc,) have just ar
rived IN my marquee, and report that
pALMEH's company, Of 80 men, were ORDER
cd to leave Lccompton by the Governor,
and that they encampcd the first night
twelve miles from town. During the night,
the sentinel being asleep ON his post, 40
Abolilionists slipped into their camp and
lay there unpcrceivcd until morning.
When the boys awoke in the morning, they
attempted to resist, but after short fight,
in which JOHN JACKSON, of S. c., was Kill
led, and GlnEoS, Of Va, mortaly wounded,
they were all taken prisoners. They we've
stripped Of cvcrytlling--tcams, arms cloth
ing, provisions-and left Larctooted to walk
to Lcavenworth. Our men arc beginning
to learn, from sad experience, the folly of
maching i'll small detached companics.-
This aff;''r, however, is looked upon as an
Indication of tho disanrction of the Gov
ernor towards the militia.
A company Of $50 Virginians, has just
arrived ut Wcstport, and is expected to re-
port tomorrow.
Sincerely yours,
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promotion has eaten them up, and now
yawns to engulf their country. l say the
sin lies in politicians and South
petty politicians (Which term, when applied
III modern times, means the embodiment OF
all that cah be done, whether foul or fair,
Tor tho attainment Of asellish cnd) There
Is no remedy but summary one. Tell
the people to instruct and compel their
Representatives and Senators to regard the
word "sIavcry" when uttered 10y North
crn tongue, as treason to the South; and
that they do not entertain or hear any pc
titlon, motion, resolution or bill, which in
any way relates to or effects the interest of
that institution. If it be persisted in, let
Abolition feel the cloquencc of silence on
the part of our Representatives, because it
is treason, and he must answer to an indiy-
nant aud outraged South.
Sir, I ask again, why is it that the pco-
pie submit TO these outragcs now, when
they would not in former days? Here is
the answer: 1t is because they are not in
formed Of their danger. Politicians, on
whom they have heretofore relied, as faith
ful watchmcn, are false and unreliable; they
have not given the alarm at the approach,
OF the enemy they have not told the pco-
pie of the odous doctrine of "Squattcr
Sovereignty" countcnanccI even by the
Federal Government, in the Territory of
Kansas; they have not told them that tie
Federal Government itself is operating
secretly against their interest, and in favor
OF abolitionists; in n word, that the COM
bincd powers and authorities of the nation
arc planning their destruction lchind n
mask. Tell them of the facts, and they
will see their danger.
JI'NJITS
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SOMETHING BRILLIANT.

Messrs. w. B. CARLISLE, l.. III. IIAYEE,
S. G. CouETExAy e. Co, propose 10 com.
mcnce i'll Charleston, monthly periodical,
about the first Of January next. 1t is i'll
tended to make it Southern, and not the
organ Of amy section or party. From the
character and ability Of these men, we may
expect something that shall meet the lite
rary and scientific wants of the Southern
public.
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Sherims Sale.

RY virtue OF sundry Writs Of Fiera Fncias
-4-D TO ne directed, will sell ut Abbeville
Court House, Oh the first Monday and Tuesday
in October next, within tho legnl hours Of salc,
the following property, to wit:
so Acres Of land, more or less ION which
there is q fine set of Merchant Mills bounded
by Peter GuilIebeau, j. 7. Graves and Others,
as the property Of Il. f. Gilbert, ads! W. Ii.
Schrimcr and Others.
The uneXpired term Of leuse of land. on
which there is gold mine (known rs the New
York n,ine) with Engine and fixtures connected
for operation in the gold business. levied OH as
the property Of w. Is. Lloyd, ads. +. Outz.
500 Acres, more or less, bounded by W. tt
Jones, jas. killingsworth aud Others as the
property Of j. T. Carter. ads. Saml A. Agnew
250 Acres, more or less, bounded by A. p.
ConhOr, Saml Jordan and others, rs the property
of W. G. Neal, ads. Crosson & Slider.
2o0 Acres, more or leas, bounded by D. N.
Rogers, NJ. D. Tallman and others, rs The prop
crty of the Estate of Joseph Matthews, decd,
ads. A. Giles vs. jas McCaslap, Admir-.
House and Lot in Greenwood continuing 8
Acres, more or less, bounded by r. Fl. Mounce
and others. as tho property of S. Crews, ads Da-
vid Mccullough.
A, the late residence Of T. W. Pace, 20 head
Cattle, lS bend Hogs, lot Oats, s bushels
or less Rife and Shot Gun, Household and
Kitchen Furniture, Plantation Tools. Gc., as tho
property Of T. w. Pace, ads. JAS L. Ellis and
others.
Il Negro, Ibbs, as tho property of jas. Nj
Vandiver, ads. VIM. Wore.
bay Mule, as the property of Henson Posy,
ads. Eliza and MI. Maitsen and others.
2 Rockaways, as the property of D. +. Hur.
ris, ads. Moses Lackey and oilers.
On wednesday after sale.day, at the New
York mine, Circle Mills, Q Stamp Mills. I
Portable Forge, Iot BIacksmith Tfools,s 1 lot
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FATAL DUEI,.

A telegraplic dispatch to the Columbia
papers, dated Charleston, Sept. goth, an
nounces that "WM. r. TApER, Esq, Editor
of the Charleston Mercury, was killed in a
duel this afternoon, by EDWARD G. Ma
onATn. Mr.. TADER fell the third fire.
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Curtain Materials.

w LILLIAN SHEAR has received from New
W York large supply ofcmtain Materials,
among which are C"!or,;I Damasks and DcInincs,
"fbcaulilu 81 ylcs Gods and Tasscls will, timm
TO match; Ric!, Embroidered Lace and Muslin
Curtains, some ut very low prices; Cnrnicrs and
Curtain bands; Window Shades, Of new and
beautiful styles, SOME ut low prices. The public
are respectfully invited to ex:,llinc the ;ssort-
mint.
Augusta, Oct. I, lSJG. 81 II
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RELIGIOUS,

We are requested TO state that Rev. L.
NJ. MopLEY will preach at tho Poor House
Chapel OH the first Sunday in October next,
ut l o'clock A. NJ. anil that he was prov
idcntaly prevented from fulfilling his last
appointment there.
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THE DRILL AT MORROW's.

Wo attended the Drill at this place on
Tuesday last. Maj. Gen. McGowAN re-
viewed in the absence of Gen. WEAVER
At the close Of the rcvicw, Gen. MCGOWAN
made a brief but pathetic speech, aud ex-
pressed his determination to resign his
commission.
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TAKEN UP,

Our space is occupied with communica-
lions. We ,nust again request correspon-
dents TO remember that brevity and pointed
ness are more esteemed than anything else
in IL newspaper article. Know ye not that
long wndcd eftusions are seldom read, ex-
ccpt by those who write them2
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CORNER STONE.

The corner stone of the new University
Building was laid at Anderson on the 25th
nlt., with Masonic ceremonies. Messrs. j.
Il. Onm and J. p. REED delivered speeches
upon the occasion.
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Rich Carpets.

wv lillian SHEAR has Just received from
w New York, English Velvet Carpets, of
new AMI spcnti,i patterns; English Brussels Car
pets, u rev and elegant styles; Superior Three
Ply, Ingram and Venetian Carpets; Rich che.
Mile, Rugs I" match the Carpets Printed Drug
gets, i"r Crulnb Cloths; Printed Floor Cloths, In
patterns; Brass Stair Rods and Chenille Door
Mats; Hall and Door Mats, in II variety of
styles. The public arc respectfully invited to
examine the above articles
I.MTIlSIn, Oct l. lS:ii 81 tf
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From {Hr I0HrrHs syiiL. W,r.,lH
A CARD.

IL seems that some one has written let
ter to the Kansas volunteers, stating that
l have Lccn canvassing the District,
and everywhere making wholesale charges
against them, and savin" that none but the
lowest class and scraplngs of the State had
gone TO Kansas; that | should have said
Gen. Jones Company were driven from the
Territory on account of their lawlcssncss and
had conduct. In nrclly | can only SHY, that
l have never used such language, or made
such charges, aud that there is not word
of truth i'll the whole statement.
| have not been canvassin" the District
at all, and tic only speech | have n,a,!c,
out Of court, within the last two years, in
Grccnvi'c District, was an address on the
fourth OF July last, 10y appointment OF my
fellow citizens. In that address expressed
my decided conviction that kans:,s would
hc il slavcholding State. That WAS anx-
lo''s to sec Southern men clnYrating there,
with their families and slaves; men who
could cut down the forest and plough up
the prair;cs; but that had no hope OF sec
ing the Territory permanently settled by the
volunteers who had gone there. They were
mostly young men, without families, AMI
unaccustomcd to labor, and that they were
not the men To endure tic !;,liyucs and hard
ships Of Il pioneer life. In short time
they would Lc returning home.
| also cxprsscd my entire confidence in
the ability OF the Genera. Government to
maintain the peace Of the Territory, and en-
force its laws, without the aid of men or
money from South Carolina. That, already,
all armed bands of Volunteers had been
ordered to disband or leave the Territory
The last accounts were, that Gen. Jones
Company had returned to the Missouri line,
where they directed their letters to bc sent,
and that they were writing home for more
money.
This is the substance Of what I said in
my address on this subject, and which was
made without note or word in writing
For its truth, | appeal to the thousands who
were present, and heard it.
L hope the papers, wl,icl, have published
the false, and siai,dcrous statement made in
reference to this matter, will do me the
justice, to copy this Card.
j. i. PERRY.
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toners and the public, tho best and latest secc-
ton of
Dry Goods,
and there shall be the best attention given them
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
Blnck, Colored and Fancy Dress and Apron
Silks; Fine Silk Tissues; Plain, Striped and
Checked Merinocs and Bombazines; Black Silk :;
Alpaccas; Plain, Striped and Fancy DcLuines
Worsted, Plains and Poplins the best incest
Goods, Embroidories, &c.: lurge stock of
Shawls; the finest stock of Ladies'
Cloth Cloaks and Silk Mantillas.
Tho best stock Of Irish Linen; Fine White Linen
IIandkerchefs, and largo assortment of Ho.
siery and Fancy Goods, &c.
We will say to the Ladies' that our Stock Of
Ladies' Goods will compare with any in this
market.
Clothing, Clothing!
largo assortment of Mems and Boys Cloth.
ing; large stock Of Fine Shirts, with and with.
out Collars; Shirt Collars; Cotton, Merino and
Saxony Wool Undershirts; Ladies' and Misses
Caters, Mems Gaitcs, Mems and Boys Boots
and Shees. Mems aud Boys Hats and Caps,
good supply of Perftimery, &c.; Mems SILK
Pocket and Neck Handkerchief.
Jewe1ry.
The finest and bes. selection of Watchea
JeweIry, Fancy Goods, 90, all guaranteed to
be good. -. -
Also. we have fino stock of Dieached u,,d
.Unhleachcd Domesticsc Osnabnfgs and Home
spun |; a large. stock Of Planters and Housekeep-
and WooIlen Linseys llerssts Plains, Kcntnckv
Jeans; largo stoskcf iSss g.. l:tts. !.
.Ronnets, ;Bennet Ribbons, DO,
ous es..oTsrs. e lriepas aud Ahs public, win;
E q .s-1ySIi6HRRSxs
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To the Citizens of Abbeville District

To the Citizens of Abbeville District:
Through the persuasion of friends, my maine
has been for some time before you as u
candidate for the State Legislature. l do not
regret that it is so. since it has been the means
Of my forming many pleasant acquaintanccs in
different paris of The District am now con-
vinccd, however, that your choice will fall upon
others than myself most checr(ulIy acquicscc
i'll the decision; and with my sincere thanks for
the many acts of kindness shown me during the
canvass, respectfully decline being longer con
sdercd IL candidate fer your suIIlascs
l.. ii. LOMAN.
Sept. 81, 1856. 2l-2t
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JEFFERS & COTHRANS,
Factors and Commission Merchants
CHARLESTON, s. @.

NV f. continue the Factoragc aud Commits
w sion Business in Charleston, and renew
our pledges to Iiant"ms -N,rrhnmts. and the
P"biir generally, that We will devote our per
son;l attention, energy and skill, To the Selling OF
Cotton, Flour, Corn, Wheat,
or any either Ir",lucc scIt to us for sale. W.,
will carefully Buy Goods when ordered, and at
tend to The Forw0rdiny| K,rchanE=,. Skinned
to our care.
We therefore respectfully solicit continued
and increased share of that Patronage hereto
i"Te +" literally extended 10 us, and for which
we return our thanks.
II. J.. JEFFERS, Charleston.
w. =. COTIIRAN, Rome Ga.
JOHN COTIIRAN, AbbcviIlc.
r: ST. cannot let this Gard go out without
my individual expression 10 friends among whom
! have been raised, and for whom long did
business in llanlburg, ond ~ho, 1 think, knoc
"y em"rMy end deroti"" To ih~ interest of I'mrons
thank them for their liberal patronage and
confidence, It was their encouraging letters
and kind patronage that enabled lie to stand up
under my late difficulties in Charleston. Ihcari-
iiy Thank M"m. My partners in business arc
known to them responsible and business men,
which enables mo to hippo for their increased
confidence and support by which, together with
and devotion to business, hopc soon
to recover from my lntc misfortune
II. l.. JEFFERS.
ABDEvILLE Dist. S. c., Sept. ], 1885,
n. B.-As member Of the Firm of JET. |
FElsS s. COTIlRANS, shall hereafter reside |
in Charleston, and unite with Mr.. Jcff:rs my
personal attention aud enrrgy 10 the sale of alI |
produce shipped to them.
JOHN CoTHRAy.
Oct. l, 1856. "a 1t
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The State of South Carolina.

1dBBETILLE' DISTRICT
08fcc Co"n of Common Pleas and Genv Sessions.
MATTHEW MCDONALD, Clerk of the said
L, Court. i'll pursuance of the directions Of tho
Act Of the Legislature, in such case made and
provided, 10 hereby give p"blie notice TINT an
EiecI"n Tor Tax Collector for said District, will
be held on -Nondny the thirteenth ,K.u of Orfo6,r
next, Mt the nsnal places Of election. throughout
the said District,
Wines my hund at Abbcvirc, this 9th Sept.
1856.
MATTHEW MCDONALD,
Sept. 0, 1856. FL 4t
0J' Press copy.
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Notice.

Il l.. MANTZ, decoascd,. are reauested In
make Immediate payment, aud those 1nviet de-
mands against the same will to pleased tpspr
sent them, in the usual fpra, 10 the subscnibep,
DAVID n. GLOVER,
Exor Of M. r. Mantx,
Sept. 12, 1856. 20 s.s,.-' a. -.
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Notice to Bridge-Builders.
VIE undersigned will sell to tho lowest Bid
Il. der, Old the first Saturday in October n.rt
at Iowndesvillc, the rebuilding of tho DoubIs.
Bridges on Rocky River The Specifications
will be exhibited OIL the day Of SALE :,
b. D. KAY, Camn.
sept 10, 1856. 22 80. IS 81
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BAGGING, ROPE, BACON, &C.
BALES GUNNY BAGGING.
~ jn Coils WESTERN ROPE.
100 HIS TWiNE..
l0,0On lbs. Tennessee BACON.
:}uO Sacks Liverpool SALT
, tlnz. SPINNING WHEELS
For sale low by H. S. KERR.
Sept. u, 1876. % n
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- ME m NE"s..
Messrs. Pefryman g. Waller

EISoME NEWS
Messrs. Perryman g. Waller
a n ANlNG concentrated I'LL their forces nj
Il Il Crccnw""l, are now prepared To- lnitl.
against the orll in the WAR If Low PRICES
ant III" most ""d P,.Hirst GOOL.S for kc i,ust
m"""y!
We will open our new Fi.ll Stock Of GOODS
on Monday next, and ask Il call from all -
Come and examine, and We insure satisfaction.
We would say we have n larger and more
beautiful Stack than us:,a.. and We arc deter
mined to sell them. In the article of
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
we think we can beat the Jews, or any: uly elso
in this latitude.
We would say word to our New Market
friends circumstances over which we had no
control, compclls lis to remove from Won. .,r n
tine at least. We would. therefore, be cI;,l to
see you ut our Store in Grccnwood where We
sns'l f::dcay"r TO "i.2:satc you for your extra
ride. Respectfully.
PERRYMAN t. WALLER.
Sept a5, 1856. 81 at
n. B.-We will attend to the shipping of Cot
ton or other Produce, and will make advances on
Produce sent 10 JEpFErs 4 CorrRANs.
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CO" The friends of MATTHEW L. COCH
RAN respectfully announce him candidate
for Sheriff of Abbcvi1lo District, at the next cec-
ton.
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Gfccnoiilc C. H., Sept. 1911, 1856.

Na'vow Escape at Nioynyu FaUx.-A
communication, says the Rochester Demo
erat Of Monday, was left in our counting
room this morning, from an unknown source
giving an account Of a thrilling incident ut
niagara Fails OH Sunday last. 1t repre-
sents that at about 6 o'clock =. NJ, mum.
bcr OF persons were OH Luna Island, and
among them two little boys at play. One
Of them fell into the river only thirty or for
ty feet above the falls. His screams drew
the attention OF others near by. among whom
was person named L. 7. Jackson, who
was only fifteen feet above the falls. lie at
once jumped into the water, and maintained
his footing until the boy came down against
him, when lie seized the lad and threw him
on shore The boy began to cry, and ran
otf, SO that his name was not usccrtained.
1t was all Jackson could do to get on shore
again, the water running very swif.
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A FIRE.

On Sunday night, says the Carolina
Times, the alarm Of fire was given, and on
inquiry We found the store of Mr.. Thomas
Fresn, temporarily occupied by Mr.. A. r.
Phillips, on Bridge street, enveloped in
flames. The fire soon Communicated 10
the store of Col. r. Anderson and then to
the original Depot of tho GrcenviIc &, Co.
laintia Railroad, all of whicl. were con.
snmed.
Later from Cul;jo,nia.-New York
Sept ~, 1s5G.-Tho steamship Illinois
has arrived at this port, viii, San Francisco
dates to the 5ti insl., nd nearly two mil
lions in gold.
y ,Eralsin California is dull and UNCHANGED.
Matterx are resnmihg their usual course
snnce the disbandingof the Vigilance Com.
Politics are becoming interesting. A.
fiiitnore electoral ticket has Leen. no,n;,o-
t:d.ssa.c '"'-
III hssa5 !. Asbsen great silver discoveries
- ssesai1tion has broken out in PER-,
ag#Asks sflte tSoVsfi1nent. e'"
MySss HskerIilas seized the pronortv
% g 4pllss1Is nle n'casasaa Transit Company.
.Fess sS.5Af,ta
. IN spndons letter stas,s,th,, M. co.
ton, iaie British Minister s t. M ~. tramp,
States, is Named rs successor to M: III: ,:tsu
British Epyoy to Hanover. Sucl, an apb1gga' pb11gn'
iseat, 1t tllas, been well observed by the
1VasllihSfoI Globe, wonld he n Virtual con.
usnnHsii0h by Tie British Government o,
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Decision.-A4orney General Cushing
has decided that tho additional per centage
gwen 70 navy agents. under tho act of
March 8, 1855, commences on that. day,
but IS to he appointed over LLe whole year,
and not credited to any part Of tho year, in
case Of death or'resignation. Fas.St 'f5s
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Our Rice Harvest, says tho Peo Dee
Times of the oath instant, is progressing
rapidly with the favorable dry weather for
some weeks past, and tho crop is being
gathered in good condition. An average
crop will he made, notwithstanding the
freshets, which were so late as not to do
much damage.
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The Trade of Memphis.-Tbe trade Of
Memphis, Tennessee, is increasing in rcgu-
lar arithmetical progression. For the year
ended OIL the lst Sept, 1856, it amounted
to S52,0OO,00O MS follows: In cotton,
Sl2,oo0,0oo; wheat, -four and corn, 81, ,0OO,-
600; groceries, merchandise, etc., slO,00O,-
600; manufactured articles, $1,20O,O0O.
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Destruction of Free ,State Arms.-The
Iowa City Reporter of the 10th says that
on the night Of the -stll, in that place, tie
warehouse Of Daniels & Co, was entered,
and several boxes Of muskets, ammunition,
DC, destined for the use of the free State
men Of Kansas. was taken out and DESTROYED
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TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
Adbc0iitc Citation.
BY WILLIAM HILL, Esq, Ordinary OF Abb..
vile District.
w lEEEAS, Charles Il. Moseley has sp-
w Piled to me for Letters Of Admjnstrati, r.
on all and singular the goods and chattels, right,
and credits Of IIannibal Malone, late Of the
District, aforesaid deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonisI, all
and singular, the kindred aud creditors Of tho
SAID deceased, to be and appear before rac, ut
our next Ordinary's Court for the said District.
to DC holden at Abbcville Court ii ousc.. ON tL.
eleventh day of October next, TO show causc.
II any, why the said admin istraton should moi he
granted. " oS
Given under my hand and seal, this TWENTY
sixth day of S-ptrmber in the year Of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and fi5tv-
s!S. and III the Slst ycur of American In
dependence.
Sept. &C. 1856 ~ .,
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Great "onde1. z
TO THE PUBLIC!
IENl1AT all the Merchants have got bnck from
III the Northern cities; aud the reason that
a. Levingson, one Of the Firm Of Slayer & Lev
ingston, is stopping so long in New York. Boston,
Philadelphia and Baltimore, is that he is select
ing the latest sty les and the best assortment of
Goods ever brought to this market, und wc can
afford to sell them ut prices which can't be beat
III this market
We respectfully invite the citizens, customers,
and the public generally, to examine our sup
plies of