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Tenth Council neutrality-suspicious.
Convention.

Tenth Council Observation-Disclosures
Convention.
The Republicans of the counties composing the Tenth
Council District requested to meet In Delegate Con-
venton Mankato, in Blue Earth County, Saturday,
the 2Si of May, 1887 for the purpose of nominating two
candidates for Delegates to the Constitutional Conven-
ton be supported by the Republicans Of said District
At the Election on the first Monday in June, 1857.
Each County viii be entitled to five Delegates In the
Nominating Convention.
1t expected that the candidates for Delegate in the
two Representative Districts included in the Tenth
Council District will be nominated at the same places
Immediately after the adjournment Of the Council Dis
trict Convention
By ORDER OF THE COMMITTEE
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TO Farmers and Others,

LANDS ON THE
amt Paul and Lake Superior Road !
We invite the attention of persons wishing purchase
farms, either for settlement investment, to our
WELL SELECTED LANDS
On tho Line of the st. Paul and Lake
Superior Road,
The only main travelled road between these important
cities. These lands all selected by of the firm
three years since, and for quality Of
SOIL, TIMBER, WA TER AND GRASS,
Cannot I've surpassed. Easy Of by well travelled
road with good bridges, they offer facilities for
new country. They distant from st. Paul and St.
Anthony from twelve to thrty-six miles, in a country
that already rapidly settling with farmers and being
Adjacent to the Great Pineries
OF the North and North West, ready market will be
found for all that be raised by the farmer for many
years to come at high prices for cash." The thriving
town of
COOL U M B U So
is good saw-mi in operation saving out $4,000
feet of lumber per day. and TO actual settlers any
these lands facilities will be afforded enable them to
build their houses and barns loca tes
lumber will be supplied and hauled for parties whe de.
sire it. The proposed route oftle
MINNESOTA AND NORTH WESTERN RAILROAD
through great portion Of these valuable lands
Apply early to
ap6-dawtf STARKEY PETTEYS, St. Paul,
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REFERENCES Hon. H. n. Rice, Ex-Governor Alex.
Ramsey, Truman N. Smith, Esq, Banker, Messrs.
Rakeiey Burbank, Holnshead Becker, Attorneys at
Law John Ninnger ESQ.,, ST. Paul X. Steele, ESQ., Fort
Smelling Hon. Z. B. washburne, B. H. Campbell, Esq.,
Galena Hon. James Thorington. Davenport, Iowa.
Hon. Luther NJ. Kennett, st. Louis Hon. Timothy Day.
George Dixon, Esq, Druggist, Cincinnati Hon. George
Eustis, Jr., New Orleans Hon. Thomas G. Davidson,
Livingston, La. Hon. Timothy Davis, Boston Messrs
Bingham Dock, Messrs. Goldman Bro, PhlladePhia'
Hon. Simon Cameron, H. B. wilkins, Pittsburg H. d.
Houston, General Freight Agent Penn. Railroad Com
pany, e. J. Sneeder, Pa Nelson, Clements CO.. ':
Fraser, Union Mutual Insurance Co., Cox Wright
Gold street, Adm. Leggett, Sons, New York City
Hon. @. G. Washburne, Mineral Point; Hercules Dous-
man, ESQ.,, Prairie Du Chem.
ID EMOvALI -sAINT PAUL PAU! p ra0NEE Ss.
to the Sd story Of Stone Building, Third St.
Mnnesota and Cedar, where he will be happy to
sse al, h,s old patrons and many new ones ~ may
ssvor him With their orders. He win manufacture all
Er6. 81 BLANK BOOKS to order, Of the best materials
and snperor workmanship Books made new, Maya
,ines Periodicals. Music &C.. bound in any and every
se At the sign Of the Big Ledger Third Street, next
49, 49, shoye Stees' Furniture Store. marc
INDIA AND PITTSBURG ALEI
r1ROM THE CELEBRATED HOUSE OF DAVID n.
Ct I.ouis. Mo. Is sold sold in st. Paul
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MINNESOTA RIVER


CCOMMODATION PACKET, deenMaM h
n EQUATOR, CHAs. Z. SENcERBox, fAAAaS
Master.-The Proprietors of this truly at1s5
Minnesota River Boat, take this oppor Il
tunity Of rendering their sincere thanks for the lib
eral they received during the last and
have the pleasure of announcing to the shippers Of
st. Paul and the inhabitants of the Minnesota Valley,
that they refttng and refurnishing the Steamer
Equator in superior manner, and will be in readiness
upon the opening of navigation to her regular
trips the Minnesota River. The Steamer Equator is
owned exclusively by citizens of Minnesota and will be
kept running for the accommodation of the public in the
dull season well in the more business part Her
earnings are spent among the people from whom 1t IL
received instead of being taken by boats
at the commencement of the dull with the con-
sOng that they have taken the Of the
business and the inhabitants Of Minnesota may then do
the best they There PHsbur0 interests in
the Equator to divert her from the trade and the
prietors would respectfully solicit continuance Of the
patronage heretofore enjoyed The propretorG Of the
Steamer Equator will have boat in readiness at the
commencement Of the low water season, that will only
require heavy desC to enable her to run.
st. Paul, February 20, 1857. mar11
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NORTH EXPRESS COMPLY
(EsTABLISHED IN 1857

ID OBERTsS LINE Of MINNESOTA RIV.
H Err PACKETS-Iyme and Tide, 6gnMzn h
Capt. NELSON ROBERTS.-This fine light lhlsA-s0
draught Boat will run, during the entire
season, in the Minnesota River, from st.
Paul to Mankato, touching at all points the River.
All goods consigned to the Agent St. Paul. will be reship
ped Immediately its arrival saving the usual deten
ton and unnecessary expense Of drayage storage &C.
VIM. X. MURPHY, o
NELSON ROBERTS
V. X. ROUT, Agent, St. Paul. mar17
DOBERTsS LINE OF MINNESOTA
N Packets Jeanette Roberts," tEzMzzEa h
Capt. TIMMONs. This fine passenger and lk-aAsN
freight steamer being entirely new, and
built expressly for the trade, drawing EzZzss
only IL inches water and of good power will maze re.
gular trips during the entire season Of navigation.
LOUIS ROBERTS, I o...
NELSON ROBERTS,
V. K. ROUT. Agent, s.. Paul. mar17
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CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS
AT REDUCED PRICES!
At the Boston Clothing store!
The Subscriber, wishing to make for very large
stock Of SPRING GOODS will sell the remainder of his
stock of WINTER CLOTHING at very low prices Gentle
will do well to call and examine before purchasing
elsewhere. G. G. GRISWOLD,
Jan. IL. Third ST., four doors from Cedar
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INDIA AND PITTSBURG ALE1
T1ROM THE CELEBRATED HOUSE OF DAVID Fl:
h EVANS, st. Louis, Mo- Is sold sold in st. Paul
exclusively by (dt) BEAUMONT q GohDoN.
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EDWIN Caldwell, c. H. PARKER,
]. E. WHITNEY, ALBERT CALDWELL
CALDWELL, WHITNEY & CO., Bank.
" Frs, REAL ESTATE BROKERS AND GENERAL
AGENTS, Corner of Third and Jackson Streets, Saint
Paul. Minnesota.
~ CHAS ii. PARKER ATTORNEY AT LAW, Saint
Paul Minnesota. may20-dn
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ID YATES OF MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
N BANKING OFFICE of MACKUBIN EDGERTON,
No. G, Winslow House, corner of Saint Anthony and
Fort Streets, St. Paul, Minnesota.
Exchange on New York .........1X per ct. premium.
Exchange OH st. Louis. ......1% per ct. premium.
Exchange on Chicago .......... n per ct. premium.
Exchange on Galena. ......... per ct. pfemium.
Discount for good paper ....... per cent month.
On Real Estate ............... to pr. ct month.
Exchange on New York bought at Il per cent prem.
Interest paid on Special Deposits for 80 days at
the of 2 per cent year. Land Warrants constant
ly on hand for sale on time or for cash.
NOEsEIGN EXCHANGE ON ENGLAND,
L Ireland and Continental Europe. For sale by
noy19 1S55-tf IRVINE, STONE 4 MCCORMICK.
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MINNESOTA RIVER.
TNHE SPLENDID PASSENGER AND Ines
LIGHT DRACGHT STEAMER [ IL

TINHE SPLENDID PASSENGER AND IH0MNezn III
l. LIGHT DRAUGHT STEAMER
MEDORA, EDWARD MCLAGAN, Mas
ter. The above steamer having been
built exclusively by st. Paul Merchants for the Mime
trade, will make regular trips during the
of navigation, from this port to South Bend Emil
grants and shippers may rely upon her remaining in the
trade, she built expressly for the Minnesota
River drawing only thirteen inches of water. She is
be commanded by experienced and gentlemany officers,
whose every shall be to crafty the tastes of dis
eliminating public share of the public patronage IL
solicited. (dtO VIM. constants, Agent.
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The Mexican agent in Madrid (says a let
ter) is employing, officially and on-official-
~, all his efforts to calm down the Spanish
government, but the latter is determined to
act theoretically in the event of full repara-
ton for its grievances not being made.
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sO2O ACRES LAND on the southwest branch of the
, Pacific Railroad in Missouri. CHARLES KINSEY.
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EROST e RILEY, WHOLESALE Deal.
Il ERS IN GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, Roberts
St., bet. 4th and Eth, St. Pau-Having made arrange
ments to old business by the opening of nav
CATION, associated with j. H. RILEY would solicit the
the largest and best selected stock of goods
brought to this MARKET purchased at the very lowest
figure and will sell at the lowest market price, by the
package. Our business will be exclusively Wholesale,
and will compete with any other House in the City as to
quality price. Please call and examine goods and
prices before purchasing elsewhere.
j. FROST. (mar14-daW) J.. n
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GARDEN SEEDS.-WE HAVE JUST
VI received by Express, large supply OF fine FRESH
SEEDS which offer for sale by the box or single
paper. DAY jerks, Cor. Third and Cedar SITS.
NEANKATO CITY.-The Undersigned,
Ivl will procure Warranty Deeds for title to prop
erty in the above City, those who entitled to the
upon application to him at his Office, or by mail
GEORGE w. CUMMINGS,
General Land Agent, Mankato,
ebIS-daw8m Mankato, Blue Earth Co., NJ. T.
AND AGENCY.-4OO ACRES FOR
IL sale. Good farming land partly cultivated not far
from st. Paul These Lands will be sold Or rented IN
daw Cor. Seventh and Broadway, st. Paul.
SPENCER & LANGFORD
HAVE REMOTE
TO THE REAR OF MARSHALL 4 cos, BANK,
CEDAR STREET, 81. fA0L.
CUPERIOR.-1Oo Lots in Marshals Addition; Can
y and see our map. SPENCER LANGFORD
90 ACRES Choice Land, two miles from Superior 20
Q acres choice land four miles from Superior THESE
me "S''S VI 'A"" "u'' w SPENCER / LANGFoRD.
VETE offer our Farming Lands consisting OF SOO acres
w between Rice Greek and Anoka $40 acres prairie
south Of Little Fails 1920 acres In Chisago ana
Washington Counties, mostly in the neghborhood OF
Taylor's Falls, and few desirable pieces IN ierce Oos
Wisconsin near the proposed Railroad, at low prices,
and IN GOOD terms SPENCER LANGFCRD.
On LOTS in West St. Paul, among which are some Of
~ the best business 1''' SPENCER LANaFORD.
OUR interest in Cambridge and Glen-Carrie may be
~ m ha 'ds 1n ao'AA SPENCER LANGFoRD.
-. = b. L. BLACK.
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To CAPITALISTS Great chance for in
Observation-Disclosures made in day! Be
quick, or the chances will all be taken!
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BANKERS.
PARKER PAINE,
SUCCESSOR TO BROWN & FLETCHER,)
3 ANKER AND BROKER.

Money Loaned short or long time, with satisfactory
security Exchange bought and sold Collections made
throughout the Territory; Money Loaned for non-resi
dents Interest allowed Deposits Real Estate bought
and Sold Land Warrants always hand for sale at the
lowest market prices.
eW Office on Bank Row, Sd Street. oc2S-daw6m
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Domestic and Plantation Goods,
Hair Wreaths.

NJ RS. +. T.. CREWS would respectfully inform
Iil the Ladies Of AbbcviIl. village. and of the
District generally. that she has returned I" tins
village, and would he pleased 10 resume h. for
iner occupation of n,akin,. HAIR WREATIIS.
Tor any who may desire them. This Is n mos,
beautiful mode of preserving the hair. aud nf
rcrpetuating the memory OF deceased nr absent
friends The WHEArIIS can b. mad. 10 any
size, and composed Of the hair Of AZ many dii-
ferent persons desired.
Any one desiring III" above work can ii nd Mrs
e. ut Mrs. ALLENs' Boarding House.
AbbcyilIc, Oct. 81, 1857 ~ If
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SALES FOR NOVEMBER,
SheriH's Snlo.

virtue Of sundry W Wris nf Fi"rn r,i.,.
NJ 10 no directed, I will sell nt Ahl,.y;lI.
court ii",isc, on the iirs, Monday an.l Tuesday
III NOV EM BElt next, within the legal hours Ji
sale' the following property. to wit:
ls6 acres of land, NOR" or lrs4 bonn d~.i by J.
w. Fooshc, Patrick Iicifrrn", anl others, ~
.he property of Ball Sanders ads. Daniel Hu.l.l,
for cost.
q negroes. Eihcrt Fcral,y and Child, as the
property of L. W. DAVIS, ads B Allen aud, 9th
crS.
pair Harness. pair unfinished Harness. II;
pair llamrs, Fly Nets, 10, Leather l lot web.
bng, l lot Mounting and Buckles lot Girts,
1 doz. sheep Skins, 100 pair bride Bits | kan
varnsh. as the property Of X. l.. Golden, ads
A. NJ. Hill.
TERMS CASH
L. Il. COCHRAN, :. A. d.
ShcriT's Office, Oct. 81. lsj7 2,;-,sd
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TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
-4bb.riYc DiStrict.--( (ih;;un.

TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
-1bb. riUc Diytfict--(I (Ih,f;Dn.
BY WILLIAM HILL, Esp, Ordinary Of Abbc-
Vile District.
" IEREAS, Andrew Dunn has applied To
w me for Letter, Of A1mlnist ration, ON all
and singular the y.'"ds aud chaii"S. rights ;,,!i
credits Of Capt. William Dunn, lat. "f tn.
District aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore. t" eli" and admoni>h AL
and singular, the kindred AMI cr..,o:S ct rlr"
said deceased, +" b. an'l ap"ar before me II, oar
next Ordinarys Court oi the said District Ia H..
holden ut Abbcvilc Court House on tn. ;hir,i.th
day Of October inst, 10 show cause. if any,
why the said administration shoull not be gran
ted.
Given under my liand and seal this ff-
teenth day of bc,"i,rr, IN III" Year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and fly
seven, and in the e2d year Of American In
dependence.
WILLIAM 1lILI. y. A. ID.
Oct. %, 1857 2G 9t
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III S SOLUTION.

IlIE partnership heretofore" cxiS.in. between,
4. DRS. JORDAN d PGCkET"r. has t,...r,
n>-"lrrd hv the unt;rnclv d,ail, OF Dr. L. e..
Puckett.
The undersigned Survivor will c.n,inu. ,b,.
l'fi 6 Cuisines at the old stand Of W ardiaw &
Lyon. lie has just returned from New York
aud would say {" I" his friends and customers
that he has large and we'll assorted Stock Of
FRESH DRUGS.
with "':'.T fancy Articles. which. lie PROPOSES L.
sell al cash prices, and 10 Physicians. ,anirularly
"n very r"ns.nah.- terms. H.. has ..ir+. his .,
."nal attention III selecting he Stock. aud nothing
but the very lest articles Of DI:EG.; hay. l...I.
purchased. d. A Jt,;:D.S
D.i"i,er ], 81 70 Iy
j.; Press copy.
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P1INTING.

PRINTING.
NIHE Proprietors Of the AGEEvILLE BANNER
l. would respectfully inform the public that
they are prepared To execute all kinds of lob
Work with nr.tuess and di-pitrh. Having
incurred considerable expense for printing mate
riaS they hav hesitancy in say ing tfint they
are Az we'll prepared. and can do neat work
AZ any other establishment in the up country Of
South Carolina
They will also keep hand complete as
sDrtnient Oi
HHA-NRs,
III which We have now ON hand the following
List, to which shall continue 10 add until
We get n complete assortment:
sum Pro; Fl Fa- on Sum. Pro-; Ca. Sa. on
SUM Pro; Sub " ri,s; Sub Tickets in Law
sub Tickets In Equity Fl Fa-; Ca- Sa; Ca. Sa-
IN Case Copy Writ in Case Deeds Of Convey
aace DerEaration on Note; Commission to Ex-
anime Witnesses; Judgment by Confession in
A.u,psit JudS on W nit Of Enquiry, Damages
iss~ssed by CIerk-Debt or Assrmpsit, judy.
by Confession in Debt, on Single Bill Jmdgmen,
ou Writ Of Enquiry, Damages Assessed by Jury !;
Judgment in Assumpsit at Issue. Plea With
drawn PostE Judgment on Issue Tried, Verdict
Gor Plaintiff; Mortgage for Personal Property !;
Mortgage Of Real Essate7 MagiArates' Summons;
d.. Exeeuiions; Do Resosnzspee; Summons To
DefsuIrisy juror.
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NEW FALL STOCK Of GROCERIES
AND PROVISIONS,
HARDWARE, CUTLERY AND
Agricultural Implements.
HN 1x -. H1EE,
Btick Range, AbbsvilIo @. n,
NOW receiving his Fall Supplies Of GRO.
- tEHIE> AND PEOfI>IONS. HARD
AXE and CUTLERY, anil Al;ENu-ITIy
RAJ IMPLEMENTS, I" which he mos, re-.
Srect'"'ly invites the attention Of the trading
Puhiir. HIS Stock this fall. will consist. in p.rt
oi the following Goods, viz
sugar, Coffee. Mulasses and Salt
Teas Of all kinds.
Fancy Gr.ccrcs Of every description,
tagging, Bnlc-f"I,e and Twne
Swccds and English Iron,
Hoop and Band do
Blister German and Cast Steel
Iioi"w- ware of every variety
Trace. Gull and other Chains.
Carpenters Tools in endless variety
Wooden and Willow Ware.
Table ani Pocket Cutlery.
Sausage and Straw Cutters
Corn Shelters Of various sizes,
Rt"". I"i,nrc" audScyars;
E''l and Enl,I, t'as,ors
Fa'ii'"k- and one million Screws
liin Grow Cards Table Salt and So.la.
IN" 'ha'mi'a-mr Win".
t"i'"'. Madeira anl sherry do
HHc N''Isk'y AMI oil French Brandy,
We'll i;n"k.r and Well Chains,
buckets. Tubs and Chu,ns.
We'll Wheels and >ift-rs,
And Irons "i every sort and size,
I"w'i"r. Sh" and I.-al
Tea Kettles aud Boilers.
Hand. Gross cut and Mill Saws
90. d" do. Flies
Ma"kcrcl III Kits. quarter, half aud whole
Barrels,
Nhuc Lead and I.insccd Oil,
Tram and Machine il"
Iaii"w. All. aud Sperm Candies,
Hammers. Ii:'clicts ana Axes,
Fail and Tread do
Blirk>,riii- Tools in full suit.
Nails Of hest Manufacture !
!'r public are invited I" .iv. him 7 call as
!" ir"i> assured nu!'odv wil be hunt ty II. !
Oct III -; ,f :
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Dry Goods, Hardware, Crockerv
MORE BOOKS AND DRUGS |!

.
HTiE Subscribers have just received their Stock
Il Of Medicines. Books aud Fancy articles,
and are prepared 10 sell mt short profits.
We Agents for the sae of n series Of
STANDARD WORKS, now in the course of
publication, by the Apple,ons of New York
Among these are included
The Debates in Congress from 1889 to 1856.
Bentons Thirty years View.
Mors~s General Atlas of the WorI.l from the
latest authorities, to IS5i.
CyeEp.,lia of American EioQncnce, with Por-
traits.
The New American Cycopc,l,a.
The Cyc!"pedia Of Wit aad Iumor, Edited
by VIM. F. Burton.
Specimen Copies of the above works may be
seen n, our Store, together with many other new
an.i elegant Books
We are also agents for the sale of Growers 4
Bakers SEWING: MACHINE, acknowledged
{" BE- the best now in and tn. least liable to
get out Of order. This Machine W i'll be warran-
ted AMI s.,!i here ut New York prices. Price
varying from SlDO To !le:.
BRANCH IL ALLEN.
Sept. II, 1857 81 IF
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notice.

NOTICE
I IL I.ers,ns in5+tGed - sh- D--y Sesrt "a
n Cok-si-uTx. -I:t-+r sn fsr~r II ar >r5S
new f-zn D",i6+d tissd tS-y rs<s.1 suE g.
Dr- T. r. G4Tx IrAv b. SD1s6 III uTsx
Store A1 81 TIMES T4slv s.r % -ea:s=aDena-
All ssn,n- under tu-1Its 2s-isr- E<asd Sv che
first Of N0z+sDi-T- Hi b. ,.-s,i uss- hsaIs. nE
=. r GrAxdDn, Mszrars1~. SEQ --rea ssA-- essI5e,r
iJcu-
All sums nreI iw.n.. il zn?s5S iE rS- s<t I'd
Jsnma-T 1IIl IL plso.1 IN 81 s.4.,4s c5 Il lawyer
Al AGa-ti.l--
GAEE 4 IO[ES
C"k..-iIrrx- &. e, re1- J. I>s.-
O-1 ~ a Hl
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French Embroideries.
WILLIAM SHEAR

:" AS received by the last steamer from New
LII York, q full supply Of Ladies' French
Embroideries, Of the latest Paris styles, among
which are Ladies' Trimmed Lace aud Muslin Cob
lars and Undersleeves, in setts. Of now and eie-
gan, Embroidering; Ladies' Embroidered EIaod-
ksrchie6s Of new and beautiful patterns; Ladies'
Embroidered Collars, OF elegant styles; Ladies'
Embroidered Cambria Collars, of beautiful styles,
snd some at very low psiess Ladies Dmbroider.
a Caps aad Infants' Embroidered Frock Waists
Ladies' French Lawn uandkerchiefs and Dimity
Bands-
Augusta, Sept. II, 1857. II If
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New Fall and Winter Goods.

New Fall and Winter Goods
Great inducements to Cash Buyers at the Cheap
Cash Store of
CHAMBERS & MARSi[ALL'S
MO. L Granite EonSo,
ABBEVILLE c.. H., S. c..
"E BEG respectfully to Inform, tl," ci
w zens Of this place and surrounding Dis.
tric, that our Stool, of
'. DRY Goods,
Hats, Shoes, Hr"yans. Georgia I'an~ krr>cvs
Negro and fine Bed Blankets, is now comIc..
aud we are Offering them prices To sun the
Hard Times"
Our Stock comprises the a,cS styles in Dry
Good, &c, consisting "f
Black and Culnrrd Silks,
French, English and .ln rican Printed
Dclains,
Pop'ns, Wool PIals French and
English Marines, i'll nll shades and
Qualities,
Cashmere Robes, something entirely new,
Plain French Dcla;ns,
French Camb,ics,
Ginghams and O-cr
300 pieces Of CnIicncS, from u to I2l.
Our Stock OF Coaks Shawl Is anl i.Inbr"ld"r-
les is large and we'll selected, and will. through
out the season, continue to receive additions "f
the latest styles of cloaks. they are in,io-
duced into the New York Malk"
We would call particular attention to our
Stock Of
Domestic and Plantation Goods,
which we are selling at Columbia Prices W..
have large Stock al Plains, Blankets A.:.. and
the best Bi"..an ever !r",I"h, 10 this place.
Call and examine before You l:iv, take
n pleasure in showing stock to all who favor
with call.
Oct. 81, 1857. 4G If
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Wanted.
Straw Bonnets at Cost.

a hWING to the advanced state Of The SEASON,
" we will sell our entire stock of STRAW
BONNEI'S GENTS STAW and I.EGHORN
HATS, oil ut Cost, without reserve, for Cash
only.
Gents in want of n good SUMMER HAT,
will find Il large assortment ut Cost, Mt
CHAMBERS Il MARSIIALJ,S,
No. !, Granite Row.
Abhcviiic C. IT.. July .. 1857. I0.f
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1857-10-29
Staplc Goods.
SECOND ANNUAL FAIR
o. the State Agricultural Society of
South Carolina.

7' BE- Nhii IN CoLmb;n, on tie 1Oth, llh, 1871
anil l3M of' .N"rcmbcr, 1857.
IHIE EN-cutiv. Committee Of the Stat. A..
rr:nl'ural Society OF South Carolina, re-
SrectfuliE call the attention Of the citizens OF
the Southern Staes to their approaching Fair at
which premiums will be awar.le, for ali articles
"f Agricultural, Horticultural anil Mechanical
interests, well as Ladies Fancy Work and
domestic Economy, embraced in an cxtcnsiv.
Premium list, which he had on application
I" H. }. Gage. Secretary, Fair Forests, $: c.
She Snciety has erected th. best :ln,l most COM
mo!iois Halls in the United states, for the con-
venienre Of exhibitors, and good stalls for the
"f animals.
All articles will be transported TO and from
the Fair, by the Railroads in South Carolina
free "i charge, at the owners risk
Let one and all from the mountains TO the sea.
b"ar'l, turn out to celebrate this annual Festival
A. =. CALHOUN,
r. J. PALMER,
j. +. MARSHALL,
=. &. SUMMER,
J. L. ADAMS,
ID. l. IIARLEE,
X. ). GAGE,
Ex. Committee.
Oct. ]. lsJ. -: IT