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TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

-46beViilc District-Ci Citation.
BY WILLIAM HILL, Esq, Ordinary Of Able
Wills District.
WHEREAS. Henry Beard and Elizabeth b.
w Nichols have applied to me for Letters Of
Administrati. II, all and singulnr the goods and
OILS. late of the District. aforesaid deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and ndmonish all
and singular, the kindred and creditors Of tho
said deccased, to DO and appear before me, ut
our next Ordinary's Court for the said District
to be holden at Abbcville Court House, on the
sew entcenth day of November inst, to show cause,
If any why the said administration should not DO
granted. g.
Given under my hand and aeal, this twenty
ninth day Of October, in tho year Of our
Lord ono thousand eight hundred and fifty
dependence.
WILLIAM HILL, o. A.: D.
Oct. 81, 1856. 20 Ct
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Extraordinary Product from Coal.-
Among the remarkable substances formed
10y tho distilation Of coal, there is none
which has attracted more notice than that
known as paraffine oil. This article may
be considered olefiant gas in liquid state !;
and young French chemist, NJ. Berthclot,
publicly announced in the Co,&ptes Rsndus
that he has succeeded in producing alcohol
pure spirit from oefant gas. According
to his statement of the results of his cxpcri
ments, when olcfiant gas is shaken violent
ly i'll glass vessel with sulpLuric acid and
metallic mercury for u considerable time, it
is absorbed; OIL adding water and distilinc
the mixture, alcohol is said to pass over,
which, OIL examination, is found to be sim
pie spirit Of vino. 1t matters not from
what substance the olcfiant gas is obtained,
whether from alcohol or from coal gas, the
result is the samoa pure alcoholic spirit.
Whatever the economic value of this singu
lar discovery may prove, it tcertninly furnish
es striking instance Of the triumph Of in
ductivc science aud chemical art.
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-T a.
sieza5ze Pigs-A hog exhibited at the
-Chillicoti,e, Ohio, fair, last week, weighed
1885 lbs, and measures feet in length.
and about the same in girth. lie. was. TWO
years and l,ree months old. eMr.sJ. b.
Yates, of Fsfmonti, Yar also has one Of the
largest sh6gs ID uiat State. He e two years
nbd, one month old his length from tile
iendsof liixs sAHont 10 the end '6f his tail Il
g feet elnsaaass8 feet q inches around The
bosly; j fool "a ipehes afoppd tie fore len
g sssE lhe kody By lisighl js g iset + l.S
- = 8. .Sstt .assiss3 ,sts
~ = ss,ntsr 4 dusl
ll naofpin6s Ia
tsespl JJssts q; M IS EMnav
State Senator fsori 40sSnfS ,fi,s
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x4u november Next.
"r tho Working and Keeping the Public RoadA
within tho Incorporate limits Of suil Town foA
tho Term Of Three Years, beginning the i5tl,\
September, 1856, and ending the 18th Scpten,-
Der. 1889.
Tho Road will be required to be put aud kept
III S"nplete Order, thrown up in the Centre,
anu also Ditched each side wherever the
Council may direct. Payments will be made
semi annually, "nd Contractors will, DC required
u give Bond and Security for tho faithful per-
fornnnce Of their Contracts.
Bidders will specify ut what sum thcv nro,o..
10 undertake. each particular Road.
-, Information wanted to tho distance to be
Worked on each Road, cau bc had from ,nv
member of the present Council.
J. G. WILSON, Intcndnnt.
November S, 1856. 90 .,
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ABBEVILLE BANNER.
WILLIAM O. DAVIS EDITOR.
THURSDAY MORNING, NOV. 8, 1856.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.


We clip the following from the Columbia
papers, as the sum :otol of news, in regard
to the election, up to Wednesday evening.
WEDNESDAY,, Nov. Ga 1-2 a. M.
ALADAMA.-R Returns from Montgomery
Indicate Fillmore's majority as 13O. Buc-
hanan's majority in Cahawba is 80. Both
returns show Democratic gains.
GEoRaIA.-A heavy rain storm to-day
IN tho country caused decrease in the
votes polled. Returns from scattering pre-
cints indicate about the same Democratic
majority as last year.
Later.-Savannah gives over 400 Demo
cratic minority. Georgia has undoubtedly
gone FOR buchanan by an increased vote.
LouIsIASA.-New Orleans gives Fill
more 1926 majority. In Jefferson City
Fillmore gets 500 majority. This makes
the vote of Louisiana doubtful.
TENNESSEE. - Buchanan makes large
gains in every county heard from. His
majority in the State is estimated between
5000 and G,OO0.
KENrrcKY.-Louisville gives Fillmore
1924 majority.
Sale of Real Estate Of H. F. Power, decd.
The attention of purchasers is called to
the correction made in reference to tho
quantity Of Acres, and the boundaries of
the Home Tract
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TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
4bErrsU> D,s}, r., L.

TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
-A6GcriNe District II. the Common. Pleas.
Amos Clark, jr, Attachment.
MCGOWAN & Perrin,
james A. LiddrIl. pIH's Attys
w IIEREAS. the Plaintiff did. OH the thirty
w first day Of October, 1856, file his teclura-
ton agninst the Defendant, who {us i. is sadj is
absent from and without the limits Of this State
and hns neither wife nor attorney known within
the same, upon whom u copy OF the said lecla-
ration might be served 1t is therefore ordered.
that the said Defendant do appear and plead 10
the suid declaration, before the first day of
November. which will be in the year Of our Lord
Eighteen Hundred and Fifty otherwise f.
nul and absolute Judgment will then be given and
awarded against him.
MATTHEW MCDONALD, c. c.r.
Clerks Office, Oct. 80, 1856. 20 ~
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ln tile Court of Ordinary.
Sale OF the Real Estate of SamI
Banks, doc'd.
Order of the Court Of Ordinary, I will
~ sell by public auction, at Abbevillo C. H..
on Salr,,ay in December next, the Real Estate
., o.. % sam Banks. deed, situated in Abbcville
District, OH waters Of Little River. contn;n;mr
88 Acres.
more or less honndcl by lands of Jas. a. Ed
innnds. SAINT E'lmunds and othcrs-on credit
OF IL months, Bond and Security required and
mortgage Of the premises If deemed ncce.
sary.
Costs 10 be paid in Cash
TilOS. II. COCHRAN, S. A.D.
Nov. s. 1856. 20 a.
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| -MLa"e's Icrmituge IN Teras-IIear what
tho Proprietor Of the ''Star Hotel" has to saw OF
the wonderful effects of -n'Lanc's Vermituye
! Star HOTEL" Centreville, Texas, Aug. 22d,
lS5f-Slessrs. Fleming Bos. Il feel it my duty
10 mako the following statement: Several of
my children have been unwel for tho last wock
or two. called ut the "li;g Mortar" to get
some Oil Of WOrmsecd and other truck to give
them for worms. The Druggist recommended
-hLa"e's FermJuye prepared by you but huv-
ing heretofore. tried every Vermifuee, in my
knowing, wi hout advantage, l told him it was
not worth while, ms my children appeared proof
! against them all. He said to take u bottle and
offered if it done good to refund the money
10 snt.sfy him done so. and the effect was 80
much better than expected that l got another
bottle, nnd tho result was most astonishne-
Three Of my children discharged great number
of the largest worms ever saw. To u young
man, my Nail Carrier, who was weak, puny
aud poor as n snake, for u month SO. gnve
two doses, which brought from him Mt lsast u
pint of what is called stomach worms! Strange
as this may appear, yet it is rs rue as preach
ing" How the boy stood it, 20 long rs he did
with ten thousand Bots gnuwing ut his ston,-
ach, is tho greatest wonder to mo- All these
cases doing we'll No doubt the lives
Of thousands of children hnvo been saved by
tho timely use Of this extraordinary medicine
Don't foil to give it a trial.
THOS. II. THURMAN.
eB Purchasers will be careful to nsk for DR..
IrLane's Celebrates! Termifmge, manufactured
by Fleming Bros, of Pittsburgh, Pa. All other
Ver,mifuges III comparison worthless. DR..
M'Lano's genuine Verinifi,ge, also his celebrated
Liver Pills, can now 10 had at all respectable
drug stores. None genuine ,rithout tie signature
of FLEMING BROS.
Sold by WARDLAw g. l.yoN. Abbeville &. H..
g. c.. aud by one Agent in every town in the
South. 1t
iSercfula aud Salt Rheuo' Of four years stand
ing. Cured BY Carters Spanish Nizture.- Woos.
tel, Wayne Co., Ohio, December 1, 1853
Messrs Bennett i Been.-GentIemen; Having
for four years past been suffering with Scrofule
in its wort form, without finding relief from our
best plysicians, wap solicited ey friend to Try
Carters Spanish Mixture,. It give. me pleasure
70 state .ha. before ini.hing tho rst botsle, the
dissesss relaxed. I then ordered Two moro bot
Ties; and, with heartfelt gratttads, + state 10
yoa the fact that two bottles Of your exccllent
,pseRsrstion hes entirely cured mo.
40 third bettla I give to q friend who mad
Etssa safcriug with sslt Rhsum for Length of1
line MI. Ike ssysslf ~ shsJ III ysSfson q,
u ths virtues 4f 4 CsssSrs H,oists6 MI !.
3iets zen sars q iessss M slstssrin
Any wy yss lnsy thiek ps,psfs ifi Il y,ll bs.s.
6t the A Iictsd. sseat sssyast.
sa,s,, 80 ,.s, .,s,,, JOsEPh R0slxs0N. 4
'sSss'S' '.'T't ''''' '''''f sse's's Noyssaber.
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NAPLES.

The recent attempt ut violent intcrven-
ton III the domestic affairs Of this kingdom.
by the same Powers who have Just come
out OF u war sin defence Of civiisatiun and
t'.' integrity Of the Ottoman Empire"
gives interest to every impartial motto. of
Tic actual condition Of the country. au,
the relations subsisting between the soycr
cgn and his subjects. The following letter
from an officer Of the United States Navy
to the New York Journal of Commerce. IS
OF this character :-4H1cury.
NAPLES, Sept. %, 1856.
Since our arrival in Naples. have min
Sle.l much with the people in public places,
and have en,icavorc'l by inquiry as well as
ny observation to ascertain the exact state
OF things politically. was prepared to
sec many more manifestations of opposition
to King Ferdinand than l have actually
witnessed. Indeed. l am convinced that
the monarcl, has much more confidence in
his own power, ami especially in the atfrc-
ton of his subjects, tl,an the English and
French Journals give him credit for. You
would suppose, from their representations,
that the people were ready to rise and muir
der linn Instantly, if lie appeared among
them unprotected. But the simple fact is.
that he is seen everywhere, in the streets, in
church, and at his different palaces, unpro-
tected. | met him and the Queen, II few
days since, on their way to tile Palace of
!oriici. lie was in an open coach drawn
hy single pair of horses, without single
guard, or even an out-rider, passing quietly
along the people i'll carriages and on foot
respectfully stopping as he reached them,
anu the Hing returning their salutations
W. with cordiaity simple and Unaffected
Ills is said to be common thing. And
certainly saw the same exhibition Of fear.
less confidence in the people last year in the
public grounds of the Palace called "La
favorita:" Still there may be secret Pu-
lice, hidden from the people. but cmniprcs-
cnt III the city, migh,icr than troops march
ing openly Ivy his side, OH whicl, lie relies.
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MOTTO u,

g. EALED Proposals will be received by\
~ Town Council, Of Abbcvillc. until the
29d November Next.
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Menu Civilizations.
ID l. b l. ] II ED e HIS d Az
A1AGDALEN iHEPBURN,
By the author of " 2aidee." Price, ST.

Bs the author of 24idee.n Price, ST.
The writings of this accomplished lady have already
Scottish Reformation extremely rich in thrilling incidents
which the author into ook in the most nsurs end
h The louees, of the press have cen
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"As Literary work it is of sterling crit; the lsKscage
always chse strong and scholarly The best critics give this
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"This story of Scottish ha.cry and spirited
Imaginative fall Of charming Simplicity and good and Of
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interest" Detroit Advertiser.
The reaea- will find in hi workEey much to interest hin
while be reads ths story the Reformation among scctsnd
Villas hills AID dale given by the author in style bo,h
quaint apdiattIsstjye" Savannah News.
mis- Oleplas:. has scarcely r.e. among the feminine
writers Of thelprssenilage." IN. o. Delta
"Masds,n HsoSsxn is greatly superior 20 'Zaitee'"
ikEichmond Dispatch.
There Is noa .sian Of senment.-sm Laura Matilda
waiting in the book" Saturday Evening Poss
Garrett Dick Eizeerald have lad under obssti,ut
fox charming MasdIen. Hepburn" baltimore Dispatch
Con,p4ouoal in the story stspG the inAeHible form
eiJotn Knox" liza tmore Methodist
LILY work proeoeiE from the pen Of talented writer
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he truu native country, which Luther blew - the over
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We could sao;s 100 favorable notices did space peflss
GAVsr:yr DICK 4 PITZe4ZRALD, No. 10 Isn-si.
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