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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-07-17
Later from EurOpe.---ArrivaI OF
the Africa.

New YORK, July IL.
The Africa left Liverpool on the 18th ult.,
at a O'Clock P. NJ.
The steamer Wash ington was telegraph
as having reached Southampton on the morn
ing of Saturday. Political affairs are quiet.
In the House of Commons on Friday, Moore
endeayorel to get night fixed for the dis.
cussion on his motion ia relation to Ameri.
can affairs. Lord Pamerston declined to as
suTne any responsibility either directly or
indirectly in this matter, as he believed tha.
in the present state Of relations between the
two countries it would not conduce to SET
tIement OF the points in dispute to dscuss the
question in the House.
Mr.. Moore complained Of the unsatisfac.
tory nature of the reply, and insisted upon
the right and duty ofthe House 10 pronounce
an opinion. The papers contain two letters
from Clarendon ad dressed to Mr.. Dallas, one
on the enlistment question, the other in re.
lation to Central America.
Lord Clarendon expresses his satisfaction
that Mr.. Dallas had been instructed to negoti-
ate on the Central American question, which
he trusts will be conducted in a spirit of
cordlality and lrankness which is dictated by
the true interests OF Great Britian and the
United States. A conespon Jence between
Denmark, Great Britain and the United s.
in relation to the sound dues, has been pre-
sented to the Parliament.
Another battalion Of rifemen has been Or
dered to Canada. Some excitement was
created in London by an incident that oc
cured to Mr.. Dallas at the Queens levee.-
Mr.. Dallas and friend went TO the leyee, and
the costume of the latter not being in accor.
dance with the regulations, both gentlemen
returned to the d4bassy.
The Times cdncocted AN exciting story
from this affair, and for two days Mt. Dallas
was supposed TO have nj stndied nifsont
upon the Queen.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-07-17

dent OF the United S.atss. and further, he
offers TO bet 6l00 ihatIie viii carry each aud
every Safe in the Ugioni There Messrs.--,.
"Union Sliders," ;sla chance for YOU.
The small fry Black Republican papers
talk loudly OF success, but the New York
Tribune sayE--"We do not enter upon the
contest before us in any spirit ofoyerwhelm-
ing confidence. WeHdmit that the apparent
odds are grally in favor Of our adtesaries.-
We realize ihe Obstacles thrown In the way
Of our success"
The Washington correspondence Of the N.
Y. Tribune declares that Senator Jones, Of
Tenn, formerly an old-line Wing, las come
out for Buchanan. ss
HENRY Clay" Whenever" said HrNRY
CLAY, "the Wing party shall become merged
into miserable sectional abolition party,
IpiH reHnance Il foreDer and in future aci
with the party regardless Of ito name. which
stands by the constitution and the Union."
Can any one doubt with what psrly Henry
Clay, if living, would now act? We think
not. He would, beyond all question: be
found on the side Of DemocracY-the only
party (which stands BY the constitution and
the Union"
The North Georgia Times, published at
Dalton, Geo. and the Wilkes Republican,
published at Washington, Wilkes County.
Geo. have lowered the Know Nothing flag
and hoisted that Of Buchanan and Breckin.
ridge.
BY the last number Of the Worcester Coun-
iy Shield and Spirit Of the Wing Press we
perceive that il has thrown off the old garb
which it has worn for number Of years with
honor and dignity, and hoisted the names ~
Buchanan and Breckinridge.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-07-17
Remember.

The Republican party are sustaining Kel-
ley's plundering law, which taxes poor
mans capital in his farms, the mechanic's
capital in his tools, whilst the ''PRorrrs'
only Of the Banker, Broker. and Stock lob
ber are taxed
Remember, That the Republican Legisla.
ture Of Ohio Scornfully rejected the PROPOSE
tiOn introduced by Democrat, 10 make the pro
sent tax law, tax the Bankers capital the
same as the laborer's and farmer's,- Seneca
Advertiser.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-07-17

John Brough like thousands of others who are
denounced by the Enquirer and other papers as
'renegades, stands whore he did twelve years ago,
butthe party that now calls itself Democratic,
has forsaken the principles leaving all the true
men who bear that name high and dry.-At5ens
Messenger
Yes, "stands just where he did twelve
years ago" and has not forsaken his princi.
Piles.
The Ohio State Journal claims John
Brough for Fremont, and glorifes in the
usual negro-worshiping strain. Now we
learn from gentleman in this city who sa "
and conversed with Mr.. Brough few days
ago, that he is for Buchanan and means to
give him his hearty support. So much for
this roorback.-Daylon Empire.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-07-17

GTMisS Martha Kidder cut her throat,
short time since, OF Lowell, while suffering
from Temporary insanity:
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-07-17

New GOVERNOR OF KANsAs.-The re-
port from the West that Shannon has re-
signed, is met and corroborated by report
from the East to the same effect, with the
additional news that Gen. P. F. Smith is to
be Governor in place of Shannon. Smith
will rule the land with rod of iron. Gree
ley says of Smith "His little finger will be
found thicker than Shannon's loins. We
shall then have Governor, Secretary, and
two out of three Judges, all from Slave
States. s."-Athens Messenger.
Gen. Smith is distinguished son of the
Keystone State. He fought bravely in the
Mexican war and received great praise for
his many noble qualities. His father was at
one time President of the United States
Bank. Had Gen. Smith been born and rais-
ed in the South it would be no disqualified
ton. Washington, Jefferson, Madison,
Monroe, J Jackson, Clay, Polk, Harrison Gen.
Scott, and Taylor, were southern men.
Fremont was born in Georgia, and educated
in South Carolina, yet we don't hear Greely
urging this as reason why he should not
be elected, yet it is outrageous according to
the negro-worshipers, for the President to an.
point to the Governorship of Kansas Penn.
sylvanian because he has resided portion
Of his life in a southern State.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-07-17

HrBamumis about to compromise with
his creditors. who are disposed. to be easy
with him.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-07-17

Ex- President VAN BUREN.-This gentle
men, whom the Black Republicans have
been claiming for Fremont,bas writ ten a let
Ter to the Tammany Association, in which
he endorses the Cincinnati Plat tm and IA
vors the election Of Buchanan and Breckin-
ridge.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-07-17

"The Lancaster (Pa.) Express, Demo-
cratic paper, and formerly firm supporter
OF MIR. Buchanan, has drawn itself entirely
out for the Philadelphia convention"
We see the above in the Athens MeSsen-
ger and other negro-worshipping papers,
The Express was never supporter ofJAMEs
BUcHANAE-never was Democratic paper,
but always was, and is now, Know Moth
ing Black Republican journal. Will the
Messenger make the correction and thus
show that it has not sought to willfully de-
ceiVe its readersl We shall see
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FEMALE HIGH SCHOOL.

WILL open ut Greenwood, in this District
n FIRST MONDAY cf JANUARY next, a
Female High School.
Instruction will he given in all tho Branches
OF q finished Female Educatinn-I.utin and
Greek, Gf requr",l) English Grammar, Nutu,al
History. Natural aud Moral Philosophy, aud the
Higher Mathematics.
set of the latest and most approved Globes
mid Maps, together with IL costly Laborntory of
cheiiiiea!s, and Philosophical Appa. atus, will he
it the scr*icr of the School
Young Ladies' from distance can obtain
Boarding IN excellent families ut ?lU per month,
The Village of Greenwood. situated ini,hrd
ntcly on the line "f the Grccmvic t. Columbia
Rail Hond, is well knowm as one of tile most
beautiful hrnlthfu, aud moral in the State :;
while its n'iincr''n. pi"us families Churches aud
Sabbath Schools. "tf"rd every religious facility
For particulars, address me at Greenwood.
J. II. LOGAN.
RcfeYIstGCs.--Rcv. A. ". Leland, ID. D.,
Andrew Crawford, Esq, Columbia $. G /; r. p.
Ravcncl Esq, Back Oak, S. g.. J. Wis,ar
Simpson, Esp, L,urcnsvillc, S. c.; Rev. Jno.
McLees. Cir. .enwooh, ). C.; Rev. Jno. G. Viii.
linrns, Hodges Depot, 5. G.
u Laurrnsvr Herald will give two inscr-
tons and forward bill to lie at Greenwood.
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VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE !

rANIIE entire Real Estate of the late JOHN B
Il BULL, consisting of more than THREE
THOUSAND ACRES, is Offered for private Sale
on advantageous terms.
The lower Tract adjoining lands of Col Louis
Patterson, contains about
FOURTEEN HUNDRED ACRES,
of which a large portion is excellent River Low
Grounds. This Plantation is we'll improved and
healthy.
The Berry Hill Plantation contains about
TWELVE HUNDRED ACRES,
and embraces large body of Low Grounds of
exceicn, quality. These tracts adjon. aud were
River are believed to be the best Cotton Lands
in the State. They are not swamp lands, nor
snlect tO inundatnn, hut nre dry and elevated
Low Grounds. The Savannah River afford, safe
navigation for Boats TO Augusta distance Of
about forty five miles.
The Little River Plantation contains about
FIVE HUNDRED ACRES,
is we'll settled and well adapted to Cotton and
Grain. There is considerable hody of Low
Grounds ''n this tract, which, for Corn, is equal
to any lands in the State. This plantation is
convenient Ia the best FIGURING Mills.
These lands are all in the SortI,- W estern part
of AbbevilIe Dislrictj the lands on Savannah
River are near Burksdale's Ferry, and the Little
River Tract few miles below CuIlloun's Mills
The lands in the South Western portion Of Able
VILE are considered the cheapest of their quality
aud fertility Of any in the Southern States.
For further particulars, apply to the
HON. II. BARN WELL RHETT,
or to the HON. A. BURT.
Nov. e1, 1865. 81 II
eB- The South Caro1inian at Columbia will
pleGse COPY.
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"GOOD NEWS FROM HOME!w
r. j. LXO MS

INIlE Village and District CLOTIlIER, has
l. just returned from the Big Torrid. with one
of the kccncst, largest, finest, ncutest, prettIest
warmcst, cheapest, and best lot Of CLOTHING
that has ever been manufactured in the United
States-hc liked to have said, in the whole world
For tho last six or eight months, he has been
visiting different sections Of the District-n fact
he went rou d with the Agricultural Committee
and he is fully convinced there il as much
room for Improvement in dress us there is in the
science of agriculture. lie saw as nany-yes
twice as muny-humnn frames that needed re.
covering, as he did old fields that needed reclaim
ing. He means tD say. that dress doesn't make
the man, but when the man is made. he looks II
good deal better dressed up The ladies' looked
admrahc-ihcy don't mind spending Is or 20
dollars for bran dress-but the nlrn--oh,
II won't do to tell the fact is, Of them had
holes III their pantnloons right where they sit
down ami their coats were so short and old
fashioned. that when they stood straight up they
wouldn't hide Them
And now LYONS has been round and seen all
tlis-knnws what kind Of CLOTHING will suit
these different sections. lie hns got il for all
grados-Uppcr Ten Mushroom Aristocrats, Pie.
heians aud Niggers, and at prices that cannot fail
to please.
And hcsidrs, LroSs wants to raise n hundred
or two dollars extra; he has heard that Out
West, there is an Expedition OH foot in which
men of courage, g'nd moral character, aud u
small cnpitaL can qnaIr,ipc their money in n
very short time; he wants to invest his carc,,ss
and two hundred in it, Won't you hep hm2-
il You ever intend To, now is your time.
by the way-hrs got n big lot of CIGARS
on hand aud is anxious to dispose of them
thinks he ovrrst"ckc'l himself in Cigars. He's
got Hats the latest ngony-FlannrI Shirts. lair
Oil and Backiug, Pocket Pianos and Wuncm's
Stockings Fiddle Bridges and Strings Brass
Finger Rings and silk Unl,.rshirts, Adaniantnr
Candies and Fine Combs. Turprntinc Soap and
Cologne, Tobacco and handkerchief Extracts,
Fine Visiting Cards aud Womcn's Shoes, and ten
thousand other things which time and circunl-
stances will not permit him to cnumcrate.
Call and see him, and he will show you these
other things.
AbbeviIIc c. H., Oct. 81, 1855 81 If
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Tho Farmers Guido

TO SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL AGRiCULTUrE.
BY liESEY STEPHENS, +. X. S., of Ddingurgl,,
and the late J. T. NonToN Professor of Sci
entific Agriculture in Yale College. New Ha-
Ven. vols. Royal Octave. 1910 pages,
aud iiiv'':; Weed and Steel Enyravings.
This Is, c"n!cs>cdly, the most complete work
on Agriculture ever published, aud in order 10
give it Il wider circulation the publishers have
resolved t" reduce the price to
S. FOR TIE TWO VOLUMES!!
When sent hy mail (post-pa) to California,
and Oregon the price will bc 81. To every
Other part "i the Union aud Ia Canada (post
paid ST. - This is Nor the old "Book of
tie farm."
Renttanccs for any Of tho above publications
should always be addressed, post paid, to the
Publishers,
LEONARD SCOTT g. CO,
No. 81 Gold Street, New York
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Feb. Is, 1856.
Sherif's Sale.

Ply virtue OF snndry Wits Of Fi"ra Facias
~ 10 II" directed I will sell at Abbrvillc
Conrt House on the first Monday 9n'i Tuesday
IN March ncx1, within the legal hours of sale,
the following property, 10 wit:
700 Acres of Land, more or l"ss bounded by
w. c. klugh, q. ". Hodges a,ri OTHERS, as The
property OF L. 5. Arthur, ads. Jno. w. Subef
and wife.
1900 Acres, more or less. bounded by Jesse
- Adnnis, Jno. Burrrtt aud others, as the prop
ery Of Z. ID. kugI,, ads. Jno W. S"Lrr and
wife.
$50 Acres, more or lcss, bounded by j. @.
Bozcu'an and l.. r. Power aud others, as the
property OF Jno. y Martn, ads. j. +. Allen and
Others.
2f5 Acres, more or less. bounded hy Jno. n.
BoZeman. Joseph Rnd.l AMI others. the prop
'erty of j. Martin, ads Danrl l.iron.
200 Acres, or less. b',un,rd hv Jno. A.
Calheun, JAS. Norwood and ";li,rS, as The prop
erty Of Israel Holt, ads WIN. Hill aud others
2OO Acres. more or less bounded by W. w
Perry'uan, J. \. l.. rar"w ami others as the
property of Sarah " ate, all. T.. X. Cahnun.
tG0 Acres. mnre less. h";:ndcd BY Jas l.
<iiliner, david Keller arr! others is the proper
Allen " '' ''(|' ''' d.
a2u Acres. more or less bounded by J. r.
Bell Estate of Win Anderson aud others. as
the property If l.. Trii,lhc, ais. Reuben CInk-
scales nnt others
more less bounded hy J. j.
Atkins and others, rs the pron-
nnsuu, ads. Margaret Norris for
It in tn" Nil,-r Of I."wn,lcs-
Acres. nl.'r.: "r less bounded
AMI u!,.rs. ;,> Ih,' property of
ais. J. q. Eoz"llan and
r,, anl c',:!I. Mary, john
r"r".i. I" l.. Y. !uscy, ;.la
hes
90, hay and Molly, IFS the
nie Is. Reuben Clinkscales
ron and buggy, the prop
nett: ami ai 'irfrii,iuiits its.-
after sa!r day, gun, clock,
cows 'r'i calves. yearlmg,
i. a. the properly "f Ralph Bur
W. Hcchcr and others
s"rrel mar, saddle and h;iI.. rs the property
of Oliver RMhcv, ads ". G.. l..urmx aud others
l negro MIN Prime, n,nl.S bav mare. 2
wagons and buggy AMI ,arl.S, Also ut de-
fendnnt 5 rcs'lrnc." "Wednesday at or Salr-.lay
zoo bjsltc!S com. mere l.>s > Ill, lbs fodder
pens. s,ucks 2Jh bushels cot!n. seed I mem of
straw, hc:is and furniture cock and w:llnu,
table, = small tah'r<, | cart lot chairs | side.
board, ! cotton gin anl .,n band, tI,resllcr aud
san lot Pows and hnc< cuply,arls, 9 cows
and calves, rife guns. kitchen furniture &c.
as tbs property Of 4. Mctnrl ads b. Allen. as.
signec, and others.
negro won'an and children as the prop.
erty OF VIM. Robertson avis 4. Lup,ax and oil,
TERMS CASH..
e T r. COCHRAN, s. A.D.
ohcrli 8 Office. Feb. II, ls1; 44,s.l
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DIRECT IMPORTATICES OF
China, Glass, and EarthenWare.
I> e 0 III Us MOAS.
GOIHIYllSl 6 q

Old Stand, n"-t Door to tie Commercial Bank,
nFFEIsS for sale. Wholesale and Retail,
W very f:sli assortment Of
China, t;lTss Hr EGrthcnware,
ialtd Britt"nm and Jafnnntd Ware;
Rich Cut Glass aud French China.
--AISO-
cas'ors. fine Table Cutlery, 'fea Fray. il
sciis otherwise,
New style Lamps, for F:u;d, Oil aud Cam
Phenrc, suitable for dwellings, hotels, church.
es. stores, Offices de-, nn'l large assortment Of
Looking GLASSES. English Tin Steak Dishes,
Coffee Urns. Wooden and Willow Ware,
and II great variety Of
Housekeeping Articles,
to which he would invite the attention 81 his
friends and tho public geitraly.'
Goods packed in superior manner.
..H. t. NICHOLS.
Oct. II. &c Gin
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AT ABBEVILL. G. II.

" a. II " u II IL q U HI
INlIE undersigned respectfully informs the
l. Gentlemen of Abbevillc. and the public
generally, that he has removed to
w y S ii IN GTON STREET..
aud is always to he found in his Shop. betwceu
the Marshall; iIn,,sc an. The Livery Stables. lie
has ON hand Iar.s" supply "f the best French
CA1.F-SKINS BUCK SKINS, MOROCCO and
PATENT LEATHER, with good stock of the
best SOLE LEATHER, aud is ready 10 n,ukr
to order
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Of the latest a"d m"nf"@ style. He will make
aud mend as good and as cheap us any one else
in Abbeviilc
An APPRENTICE ia wanted 10 learn the
BOOT and SllUE-MAkING BUSINESS.
J. J. OK EEFFE,
Bont and Shoemaker.
jan. &, 1856. 80 ly
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Executors Notica.

Estate Of J"scpi, MARSHALL, dcc,d.
1'HE Executors 81 die abbve Es,ase, I,4ercbv
gire notice 10 ill pers5n. iassibted to ,ts ,,,o
same, %ss tho. hat. inEls,s g , Raysh re9airsd~
unleAs th9s9 ihlegtsI lec,ls this ms;s, tia t,,a
Notes Will be- placed. before lseti,fa pa 3 IL Tho
hands Or an Attorney for collection. Enough
J. W. W. MARsHALI.
J. S. MARSHALL, Ex'oras
Jan. 8, 1856. a. 60,
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BOOTS AND SHOES FOR CASH!
W. S. WOOD,
MANCrAtTunEn OF AND DEALER IN
Boots Shoes and Brogans


No lS5 Richnrixo" vt, first door Jeiou Tie u arket,
COLU.KBLA, s. C.,
as now in store large and we'll selected as
l. l. s"rtm"nt of all descriptions Of goods usually
to he found in II Shoe Sio,c, consisting of Ne.
gr"cs peg aud Nailed Brnynns, Stitch Downs,
li"'ise Servants Shors Mi classes, winch are
oifercd by the case. d"zcn single pair, at the
lowest figures, CASH.
Al 80,
Ladies' fine Erk and CoI'i CATERS. Ladies' Kid
an'i Mdroccn alking Shoes and Slippers from
the llouse Of j. Miles & Son, Philadelphia.
Also,
Gents Fine Calf Dress Pump and Stitched
Boots, OF his own manufacture.
l. @,
French and Amcrscan Calf Skins Oak and
Hcnlock Srlc Leather.
N. Is. The Manufacturing, Department is
under tho Superintendent nf an experienced
workman, and all work intrlistcd to his care
warranted to give satisfaction.
W.S WOOD,
lS5 Richardson street,
Columbia, =. G..
October 4. 1865 81 "
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Capital $4,000!

=. 100 Prizes, Amounting to 100000
Tickets $1,000; Halves, $500; Quarters, ~ so
Prizes payable without d.ductinni Persons
sending m'ncy by mail need not fear its being
lost. Orders punctm,lly attended to. Con,mu-
nications confidential. Bank Notes Of sound
Banks taken at par
Those Wishing particular numb rs, should or.
der Immediately.
JAMES +. WINTER, Manager
Macon, Ca.
Feb Is, 1856 A At
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Notice, Positive.

IL persons indebted to ROBINSON d JACK.
n SON, in Account for 1850, are reaue. ted to
IA settle tie. sfme by the LIST March. 1856. IA
we "re dcsIfous OF closing our old Books
And aii PERSONS having standing open Ac.
counts on our Books for 1853 and 1854. or in.
debtcd to us by Note. are earnestly requested
to pay the money by that time. or they viii be
ti0n
Gentlemen! One and all, settle upl sssrp
oar 'eeiln9s from such course, and save yeast,
serves ser unnecessary expense. Longer iudagcace'
ROBINSON d JACKSON.
Hamburg, Jan. II, 1886, 50 On,
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Bleached Shirtings & Sheetings.
WILLIAM SHEAR has rcc.rcd fron Nv,

WII.LIAM SHEAR has received from New
w York
Extra Water Twis; Al Blrachcd SIIIRTINGS;
New York Mills A Bl"acl,rI SiIlRrlNGS;
Wilt" Rock, Water Twist, Al BIcacl,cd SHIRT
lNGS, {sut tinish;)
Manchester IA B!ear'li"i SETIRTINtiS;
Boot Mills IL Bcachcd SillRTINC;S
Superior I'D Hamilton B!cachcd >IIEETINGS;
Superior l2-i illrndalc i'i-achc,l SIIEErINGS;
Wainsnta Mills ilcachcd Pillow Case COT
Tons;
Laconia Mills Blrachrd Satin JEANS;
n. {. ~. An"Skcig aud Pearl River TICKINGS;
Th" above comprises the best make of Gon,ls
i'll this country, and will he sold at very low ri
ces for CASH. The public respectfully in-
vilrd 10 call and examine the assortment.
Augusta, Feb. q. ~ IF
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CASH STORE!

CASH STORE!
I NOW OFFER FOR SALE ALL ARTICLES
usually found in a
. e |U G. S = o & BQ
Also
GROCERIES, BOOKS, CONTEMPORARIES,
FINE CUTLERY, &c, &c, &c.
My Stock is mucl, larger than !,cretof,rc Pur
chhsrrs will please examine for Themselves.
TERMS-CASiI, when Goods are delivered
L. e. PARKS.
Crcrnwcnd. s. c.,
Jan. 90, 1886. Al f
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RRIA AND WAGON
NJ A * ING.

CARRIAGE AND WAGON
vi A * NC.
THE undersigned having as
L sociated themselves ms Co. xNXN
partners in the business of Car zlT1aszl$S0Z,
riage and Wagon Making and Repairing, under
the Firm Of
ii a r r S & w 4 RE.
wonld call The attention of the public to their
Shops at
Mt. Carmel,
where they hope, by fair prio-s, faithful work,
and prompt attention to business, To earn the
confidence Of all, and merit liberal share of
patronage
For ali jobs amounting to Five Dollars or more,
payment will he required in Cash. or by Cash
Note. when the work is removed from the 81 op
All orders for work should he dircctr, 10 D,-
viii r. Harris; hut all settlements must be made
with the finam6 ial Coparner, W. G. Ware. us
he alone is authorized to use the name Of the
Firm. give or take notes. give receipts, receive
money or Contract debts.
DAVID +. HARRIS,
W. &. WARE.
Mt. Carmel, s. c.. Jan. 7, 1856. 3S-ly
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CASH DRY GOODS BUSINESS.
WILLIAM SHss;AEs
B. M. BLEASE

WILL. COMMENCE 4 CASH DRY GOODS
BuSIN I:SS on and after the LIST Of FEHRU AIRY
next, and will keep /. well selected Stock of
Staple and Fancy Articles,
adapted 10 the Southern trade, which he will
sell ut prizes to make it the interest Of p,rchu-
scrs to buy for CASH. ii requires III argument
to prove thai Goods can he sold cheaper for Cash,
th,n they can the usual credit terms. The
public are respectfully requested TO call and en-
anime the assortment.
Augusta, Jan. ~, 1856 III GIN