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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF GEORGIA,
AT AUGUSTA.

VN1IE Twenty Sixth Course of Lectures in this
Il Institution, will commence on Monday.
the 2d Novetubey next
Emeritus Professor of Anatomy, G. NJ. NEW
TON, NJ. d.
Anatomy, H. +. CAMPBELL, ND.
Surgery, Liza. DUGAS, nj. ID.
FORD, NJ. D.
Mnteria Medica. Therapeutics and Medical
Jurisprudence, ]. P. GARVIN, MI
Obstetrics and Diseases of Women and Infants,
J. A. EVE, NJ. d.
Physiology aud Pathological Anatomy,N. Y.
NJ. MILLER, NJ. ID.
Chemistry aud Pharmacy, ALEX. MEANS,
M. d.
Demonstrator of Anatomy, ROBT. CAMP.
BELL, nj. y.
Assistant Demonstrator Of Anatomy; S. =.
SIMMONS, NJ. y.
Clinical Lectures will be dclivereS in the CITY
sHospital and at the Juckson street Hospital.
Fee for whole Course, SlO5
Matrculation Ticket Ito be taken once,) SIS.
T For further particulars, apply to any member
Of the Faculty, or to
0ctssl, 1851. &c ST.
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MORE BOOKS AND DRUGS

NILE Subscribers have just received their Stock
l. Of Medicines, Bcoks and Fancy articles,
and arc prepared to sell at short profits.
We are Agents for tile sale of series Of
STANDARD WORKS, now in the course of
publication, by the Appletons of New York
Among these are included
The Debates in Congress from 1889 to 1856
benton's Thirty years View.
Morses General Atlas Of the World, from the
latest authorities, TO 1856.
Ccyc'"pcdin of American EIoqucnce, with Por-
traits.
The New American Cyclopedia.
The Cyclopedia Of Wit aud IIunor, Edited
by VIM. E. Burton.
Specimen Copies Of the above works may be
seen at our Store, together with many other new
and elegant Books.
We are also agents for the sale of Growers &
Bakers SEWING MACHINE, acknowledged
to be the best now in use, and the least liable to
get out of order. This Machine will be warran.
ted and sold here ut New York prices. Price
varying from 500 to $l25.
BRANCH L. ALLEN.
Sept. II, 1857. 2l II
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Off for the West!

OFFER for sale my land, One hundred and
seventy y-scven Acres in five miles Of Green
wood Depot, OH the Cambridge rou, leading to
Abbevile Court House well improved. good wa.
ter, and an excellent mineral spring. Three hun
drcd Bushels Of corn fodder and wheat; Hogs
COWS and sheep, house furniture, and plantation
tools. My land and all the above mcntinied will
be sold to the higlcs. bidder the 27th day of
October at my residence unless previously dis,
posed Of l will sell anything privately between
now and then. Terms made known OIL tlay Of sale
JAMES L MARTIN.
Oct. g. 1867. o. 3t
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French Embroideries.

WILLIAM SHEAR
AS received ly The last scanler from New
- York, q full supply Of Ladies' French
Embroideries, Of tbe-latest Paris styles, among
which are Ladies' Trimmed Lace and Muslin Col
lars and Undcrslccvcs, in sctts. of now and ele-
giant Embroidering; Ladies' Embroidered Hand
kerch'eis of new and beautiful! patterns; Ladies'
Embroidered Collars, Of elegant styles; Ladies'
Embroidered Csmbric COLLARS, ofbeautiful styles,
and some ut very low.priccs; Ladies Dmbroieler.
ed Caps. and Infants Embroidered Frock Wrists
Ladies', French Lawn upndkerchiefs and Di,nity
Bands.
Augusta Sent H. 1857 Ole tf
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NoTICE.

A LII persons indebted to the Drug Store in
II Cokesbury either in favor of the old or
new firm are notified that they must pay up.
DIR. Il. L. Gary may be found at the Drug
Store at alI times ready for a settlement.
All sums under twenty dollars not paid by the
first of November, will be placed in the hands of
j. T. Graydon Magistrate, for immediate coIlcc-
ton.
:. All sumo over twentyif unpaid ky the LIST of
January will ,be pihced in the hands Of a LAWYER
at Abbevil!e..sy
GARY Il JONES.
Cokesbury, S. G., Oct. /, 1857.
Oct. l-57 % If;
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Fruit Trees.

TONSISTING Of Apples. Peaches. rra:s
~ Plums, Cherries Arric"t~, Graz" vin-s
&c, can be obtained in any quantity nt the Nur-
sery Of the subscriber, GrcrnSh"r". G. Prices
Apples, Sl5 per hundrcd rcnclr~ Sl5 per
hundred; Arr;cos, 81 cts. each: l'iunIS, -
cts. each; Pears. 37s cts. cach /; Cherries. 81
cts. EACH Trees from 3! to, feet high deliver
ed at Abbcvllc C. IL, the first Monday in DE.
ceinber next, provided orders f"r ,i," SAME are
received at The Nursery hy the IOih of N"v"ml,cr
THOMAS III. FENTRESS
Oct. s, 1857. II 81
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NcTICh.
State Of South Carolina,
ALbepiiIe District

HOD6CNEe DI5ETtck 49,
Office Of Court Of General Sessions }
and Common -Pleas. T
MATTHEW MCDONALD, Clerk of the
n said Court, in pursuance of the directions
Of the Act Of the Legislature in such case made
and provided, do hereby give public notice, that
an Election for Ordinary for Abbeyie District,
will be'Keld on Monday the ninth day of Novem.
Der hext at the usual places Of election through
out The said District. One day o,,ly.
Witness my hand at Abbeville Court House.
This fourteenth day of September a. d.
1857. 80, - rt's,
a MATTHEW MCDONALD, c.esc.p.
sept u, 1857. 81 tide
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Chenille Shawls.
WILLIAM SAEAR

aETA AS received by the nst steamer from New
York, Ladies Rich silk Chenille Slawl.
of splendid styles; Ladies', Extra Silk Chenille
Scarfs Ladies' Stella Bordered Shawls, Of beau.
tifl styles; Ladies' Saxony Plaid Long Shawis
gf AHgA Quality; Ladies' Scotch Plaid and
-Erepdh, SWoQlsp Shaws, Of new and beautiful
styles Ladies' Chenille and Ssxony Plaid Mour-
Mug SbESiss 49, ,q..,ss 81
l7,slsT. - 81 t H
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State Of South Carolina.
ABBErJy HySy'P yf,y,

ABBETILLE ULSIRICI.
In Ordinary.
Wilkinson Notes, Appt, rs Elizabeth Scott, l..
Malone, and wife, ct M., Dcft's.
L APPEARING TO my satisfaction that tho
=! children OF Mary Ann Fowler, deed dcfen
dnnts i'll this casc reside without the limits of tlis
State
1t is therefore Ordered that they do appear,
either ~ person or by representative ut - Court
OF Ordinary to be held at Abbcville e.. H., Ab-
bevllic District, on the 9th day Of October
next and shcw cause why the Real Estate of
Elizabeth Notes deed, should not be sold for
partition.
WILLIAM HILL, DAD.
July 81, 1857 IL 3,n
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P1INTING

A1A1A LIN ~s
IINlIE Proprietors Of the ADBEyILLE BANNER
l. would respectfully inform the public that
they are prepared to execute all kinds Of j OBJ
work with neatncss and dispatch. Having
incurred considerable expense for printing mate,
rias, they have no hcstancy in saying that they
are rs well prepared, and can do rs neat work
as any other establishment in the up.country of
South Carolina.
They will uIso keep on hand complete as
Sortncht Of x
1hANKS,
of which we have now OH hand the foowing
List TO which we sl,aIl continue to addsrntil
We get complete assortment: :
Sum. Pro; Fl. Fa. on Sum. Pro- Ca. Sa. on
Sum. Pro-; Sub. Writs; Sub. Tickets in Law !;
Sub. Tickets in Equity /; FL Fa.; ca. Sa; Ca. Sa
in Case Copy Writ In Case Deods of Convey
ancc; Declaration on Note u; Co,nmission to Ex
annie Witnesses; Judgment by Confession in
Assumpsit.; Judg. on Writ of Enquiry, Dam4ges
Assessed by Clerk--Dobt or Assumpst, Jtidy.
by Confession in Debt, OH Single Bill Judgment
OIL Writ of Enquiry, Damages Asssad dby Jury !;
Judgment in Assumpst at Issue, Plea With
drawn Pos.n Judgneaton Issue Tried. Verdict
for Plaintiff; Mortgage for Personal Property ;
Mortgage of Real Estate; Magistrates Sdiaiimons !;
Do. Executions; Do. Recognizance : Summons TO
Defaulting ,urOra
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oECOND ANNUAL FAIR
of the State Agricultural Society Of
South Carolina.
!" =" H|d l." Coi"mJia, on tie lOM, I'm. 1o,h
""' l3M of NorcmJcr, 1857.
ME Executive Committee of the State ar-
l. rc"ltural Society of South Carolina ~.
Srccttnlly call the attention of the citizens Of
The southern Sta'es to their approaching Fair nt
which premiums will be awarded for Mi articles
"t Agricultural, Horticultural and Mechan;cul
Interests, 's well rs Ladies Fancy Work and
domestic Economy, embraced in an extensive
Premium list, which can be had on application
|" u. D. Gage, Secretary, Fair Forests, s: C.
She H"c,cy has erected the best and most COM
n"'i'ouS Halls in the United states, for the con
vr"ience of exhibitors, and good stalls for the
Use of animals. '
All articles will he transported to and from
the Far, by the Hailroads in South Carolina.
irrc OF charge, mt the owners risk.
Let one anu all from the mountuins IN tho .oo
board turn out to celebrate this annual Festival.
a. j. CALHOUN,
T.. J. PALMER,
J. +. MARSHALL
a. &. SUMMER,
J. L. ADAMS,
ID. I. HARLEE,
X. J. GAGE,
| Oct. l. 1857. % At
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IxIIIHIT

~ H'"cip's anil Expenditures of tie Poor for
-i"''r'"c District, from the lst Of October.
1856, 10 the lst October, 1867.
RECEIPTS
Balance on hand n: last Report,
:, Is, October, 1856, Sl,l7G 10
Reed Legacy for Sarah Parker, a
lunatic i'll Asylum, 100
Reed Of $. a. Hodges,
Tax Collector, for as
scsslncnt for 1856, $1,000 10
1870 l9
Deduct CONS p per cent. l24 25 1915 81
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Land for Sale.
'liE Subscriber is the authorized Agent, of the
Il parties Interested, to sell the real estate of
JOSEPH AIKEN, deceased The tract of
Land IL valuable, adjoins lands Of DR.. Ward
lnw' Dr. Livingston, and others, Culhoun's
Crcck, and contains about
72O Acres.
Iropcrty-negroes-as we'll us cash will be
taken in payment.
Applications for purchase oan be madaao the
Agent, who lives at Cokesbury.
JOHN w. SuBER.
June g, 1857 g If
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THE M ARSHALL HOUSE.
INlE' subscriber having purchased that com.
Il rIodious and well known mansion, the
Marshall House. has made every arrangement
Tor the accommodation of permanent and tran
scrnt hoariers, and hopes, by proper attention,
I" merit a free share Of public ,,utronage. After
NE rs' OF October tho rates of regualar boarding
will be :l5 per month
EDMUND COBB.
Oct. 1-57 81 tr
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Land Warrant.

Lana w Waffant.
RY permission of W. Hill, Ordinary of Alb
- beville District, Twill sell by public auc-
tion at Abbevie C. H., Oh Sale. Day in Novcin-
ber next, Warrant for One Ilunared and Sixty
Acres of Land
Said Warrant is the property of Rchccca a..
Fooshe, minor, Of whom am guardian.
credit until the lst January neat, will he
given. by the purchaser giving note and up
proved security.
SIMEON CLANCY,
Guardian.
Oct. S, 1857. 81 tsd
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Notice to Bridge Builders.
WILL attend q Davis Bridge on Little
IL River. Monday the 10Th of october. for
purpose Of letting out, o1ha lowest Bidder. the
repairing Oh said brdge. N =.
Oct. ], 1861. 90 St
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The Old Mill Herself Again!
THNHE Subscriber informs the public that
IL LONG CANE MILLS are now in thor
ough repair; fresh from the hammer of one OF
the hest Mill Wrshts in tho State, and can com
pete, successfully, in grinding, with any Mills il;
the Southern country, both as TO quantity and
Quality, "Ihe proof Of the pudding's the chew.
ing the bag" Try usr'
J. N. COCHRAN.
August l2, 1857. lG I'm
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PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY!

rhVIECT IUUR PKUPEkTY!l
EE ANING BOUGHT the Right. for this
EN- District Of X H. Mounce, for putting up
Otis Patent lightning Conductor,
would respectfully inform the ciz9ns Of Abbe-
Vile District, that am now the sole proprietor
OF this indispensable protection Of life and prop
crty, and am prepared to execute ut short notice
nll orders for the same.
Those wishing work in I,,y line will please ad
dress mo ut Ninety-Six
J. ". CALHOUN, .Jr,
Ninety-Six.
August l3, 1857 IG If
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HTN1~ .. KmH1,
Brick Range, Abbevillo G. H.,
rs, NOW receiving his Fall Supplies of GRO
II CEitIES AND PRONISlONS HARD
WARE and CUTLERY, and AGEiCULTU-
spcctfahy invites the attention Of the trading
public. His Stock this fall, will consist, in part
Of the following Goods viz -
Sugar Coffee, Molasscs and Salt,
Teas of all kinds
Fancy Groceries of every description,
Baggng Bnlc-iope and Twnc,
Sweeds and English Iron,
Hoop and Band do.
Blister German and Cast Steel,
IIollow-warc Of every variety,
Trace, Coil nmd other Chains,
Carpenters Tools in endless variety,
Wooden and Willow Ware,
Table and Pocket Cutlery.
Sausage and Straw Cutters
Corn Shelters Of various sizes,
Rice Tobacco amdScgarS
Bed and Table C;lStors,
Padlocks and one million Screws,
Jim Grow Cards Table Salt and Soda,
Fine Champagne Wine,
Ciarct, Madeira and Sherry do.
Rye Whiskey and old French Brandy,
Well Buckets and Well Chains,
Buckets, Tubs and Churns
Well Wheels and Stcrs,
And-Iroms of every surt aud size,
Powder, Shot and Lead,
Tea Kettles and Boilers,
Hand Cross cut and Mill Saws,
do. do. do. Files,
blackcrel i'll Kits, quarter, half and whole
Barrels,
White Lead and l.inscrl OIL
Train and Machine de-.
Tallow, Ad and Sperm Candles
Hammers, llatclcis and Axes,
Fall and Broad de-.
Blacksmith's Tools in full suit
Nails of best manufactures.
The public are invited to give him Il call, as
he feels assured nobody will be li,ut by ii.
Oct. l-57 -, tf
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Ordinary's Sale.

- O1oAAASeA - SttAos
Real Estate of Elizabeth Notes, decd.
Wilkinson Notes Appt, VS., l.. Malone and Il iIc
and others Def'ls.
lhN due-examina,inn il is ordered and lrcrcc,
~ that the Lands described in In. SutI,lnuris
lis partition in this case, b- s, by the Sheriff Of
Abbevile District, The ii:st Monday in No
vembcr next, viz:
lZS Acres,
situated in a Abbevlc District. waters "f Hard
labor Creek, and bounded by Lands Of l.. H.
Rykard, Nancy Bcas!ey and Others.
The sale to he on credit Of twelve months.
the purchaser giving Il bond Will, good security
70 the Ordinary, and mortgage Of the premises
II deemed necessary, 10 secure the payment Of
the purchase money. Costs To he paid in CASH.
WILLIAM IT'LL, o. a. d.
October Z. 81. 81 st
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
AbbcpiUc District = Citation.
BY WlELIAMsIlIII. Esq, Ordinary of Able
vile District.
WHEREAS, a. G. Harmon has applied to me
w for Letters of Administrator, OH all
singular the goods and chattels rights and
credits of Wade Craw ford, late of The District
aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and almonish all
and singular, the kindred and creditors of the
said deceased, to be and appear before me, at
our next Ordinary's Courtfnr the said District,
to be holden at AbhcvilIc Court House. OH the
twenty first day of October inst, to show
cause, If any, why the said administration should
not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this SIKH
day Of October in the year Of our Lord
ono thousand eight hundred and fifty
seven. and in the SD year of American In
dependence.
WILLIAM HILL, o. A. D.
Oct. 8. 1857. 24 ct
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Notice to Creditors,

R4 Order of the Court of Equity. the credit
- ors of tie late firm of Mathis & Sale, and of
Luke Mathis, dcccased are hereby required to
present and prove their demands before me within
three months from the publication Of this notice.
w. II. PARKER, c.xAp
Commissioners Office,
Sept. 0, 1851. 20 3m
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N q TT . IL,
0N the Limo of the Savannah River Valley r.
" H., Il fine Plantation, ut very low rates, is
now offered for sale; known as the Ilugcr Tract,
containing about
1000 Acres,
well watered and timbered. On tlss place is IL
fine, large Dwelling House, seventeen Framed
Negro Cabins, and all other nsssssnry buildings.
This Tract can be divided fnto two, Of about
500 Acres EACH
Tho whole. or part, can he purchased on
very reasonable terms.
a. NJ. SMITH.
Oct. !, 1851. % s.
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SPLENDID Carpets.

WILLIAM SHEAR
HAS just received from New York, English
* Velvet md Brussels Carpets. of rich and
elegant styles. Also. Three Ply and Ingram Cur
pets, of new and beautiful patterns, to which he
respectfully invites the attention of tho public.
Sept ~, 1857. u IF
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NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE

Nh1IONAL fOLICE GAZETTE,
d WIS Great Journal Of Crime and Criminals
y is in lis Twelfth Year. and is widely cir
culated throughout the country. 1t contains all
tho Great Trials, Criminal Cases and appropri-
ute Editorials OH the same, together with infor
nation on Criminal Matters, NOT to bo found in
any other newspaper. ..
W Subscriptions. 81 per Annum; 81 for
Six Months, to be renlitted by Subscribers. (who
should write their names and the town, county
and State where they reside plainiyi
TO r. A. SEYMORE.
Edi,o! and Proprietor of tho
National Police Gazette,
April 3O..lS51 ~
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new STORE AND new GOODS +!
AT ABBEVILLE c. H.,
Wilson & Williams Old Stand, opposite tho
Marshall House.
WILLIAM G.. MOORE


WILLIAM @. MOORE
WotI.D respectfully inform the citizens Of
~ Hhh"v'llc and the public generally that
formerly occupied by Mcssrs. Wilson L. vii.
'ans. and lately by McSsrs. Slayer IL lrviurston.
opposite the Marshall IIous. and that he has
taken every pains in selecting from the best .s-
'hn'iShlcnts III New York, choice and select
stock Of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
which he is determined to sell at living profits.
Tor the Cash, and omiy for Cash. or its equivalent.
Ills long experience justi!ics the assertion TINT
his selection of
FANCY GOODS
Is inferior TO none and equal to the best
Ills purchases having been made prncipallv
Tor cash, he will he enabled to offer stron,. in
duccients to Ladies' and Gentlemen, in search
of something fine and elegant ut moderate ,ri
lie respectfully solicits from the people of
Abbcvillc and vicinity, IN examination of his
stock, being satisfied that he will he able to rrnt
Ity. the most fastidious in quality, quantity and
price.
Ills s,oc, of Fancy Goods consists in part as
follows:
Embroideries.
Swiss Jaconct Collars and Sleeves,
Blk Grape do do
Jaconct and Swiss Bands,
do do Edging and Inserting,
Thread Linen and Woven Edgng,
Embroidered and Hem stitched Ilan,lk's,
Ladies' and Gentlcmns' l.. e. do
Bonneis and Ribbons, large assortment
Blk Velvet Ribbon and Trimmings, of
a!l kinds,
Jaconct, Swiss and Dotted Muslin.
Nainsooks, plain. plaid and striped
S"ncthing new for lining Dresses;
Belts, silk, leather aud elastic,
French Working Cotton, all numbers,
French Corscts,
Staple Goods.
Iieachcd and Brown Co,tvns, a large as
s"rtnlcmt;
kcr<cy and lanes, Of all kinds,
Blankcts good assortment
My stock OF Ladies' Dress Goods and Black
aud C"lorcd Silks had better he examined before
purchasing elsewhere
would ais" ask an examination of nv stock
of READYMADE CLOTHING.
Scpt..l7, 1857 81 If
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ABBEVILLE MARBLE YARD.
rWO HUNDRED PAIRS A WEEK -!

TWO HUNDRED PAIRS A WEEK =!
'I'ilOSE VIII" want II FIRST RATE article of
NEGRO SHOES, can have their wants sun.
piled at the SHOE SHOP Of Gown 4. McaIIst.r
MI Carmel, AbbcviIlc District. where they are
prepared to exhibit to the public 1000 pairs o:
the finest
Negro Brogan Shoes
ever manufactured in the Southern Stot,s
These SHOES have been made under tl,. sinner
VISION OF an excellent workman, aud will recon.
mend themselves without our praise
Planters who wis!, to I,aronisc good work
can confidently rely upon the article which we
nro Offering. as we have SHARED 10 pains in select
ing the very best material and having the work
faithfully done.
Orders will be promptly filed aud upon terms
the most accommodating.
LOUIS GOWN,
A. III. MCALI.ISTER
Sept. 3, 1857. I? Pm
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appearing to my satisfaction that the chill
~ dren Of James Carlisle names not known :;
the children Of SanI Carlisle, names not known:
the children Of Martha Ncwall, names not
known; the children Margaret ShackIelord
names moi known; and the children of Francis
Carlisle, names not known, heirs and distributes
Of James Carlisle, decd, reside beyond the limits
Of this State-It is therefore ordered that they
do appear, aid object to the sale of the Real Es.
tate of the said james Carlisle, on or before the
the sixth day Of Janhury. a. ID. 1858, or their
consent to The same will be entered of record.
WILLIAM HILL, o. A. D.
Oct 6, 81. "a Am
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Staple and Fancy Dry Goods

Tor the Cash. ""d o"iy for Cash or its equivalent
HIS long experience just!ics the assertion TINT
his selection of ~
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The State of South Carolina,
AbJcrWr District
Isaac Carlisle, AppL Partition
VS.. In the matter Of the
VIM. Carlisle, Agness Real Estate of june: m
Kennedy, ct al, Carlisle, decd.
Def'ts.
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pa-Tdc Binghampton IN. YD Democrat
states that trial came off before Judge
Baleom at the Broome Circuit, last week,
between Mr.. Beebe, respectable gentle
man of fifty years and upwards, and Mr..
Ayres, conductor upon the Erie Rail.
road. Mr. Beebe had purchased 'tickc
from Newburg to Addison, but on arriving
at Deposit, he LEFT the cars, being fatigued,
to lay over till the next day. The next
day he took the ten o'clock A. NJ. emi grant
train, west, but left it at Great Bend, and
took the day Express train. Ayres, the
conductor, refnsedto recognise the ticket,
and put him off the train forcibly. The
suit was brought for damages for the as
sault. Mr.. Beebe recovered verdict for
$3.50, under the direction of the court.
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suming revulsion in the money market
Had this not been SO, who can count the
calamites that would have befallen us p
WHO can tell where the mad torrent of
expanded aud expanding credit would have
carreid us
This is the great difference between the
panic of 1887 and that of 1857. 1t con-
stitutes one Of the Hopes of the hour. II
speaks of wholesome Treasury; Of the
proud and stainless reputation we 'beai
before the nations of the security Of those
citizens whose means are invested in the
stocks Of the United States and it shows
to all men, and eonvnces all men who care
to think on the subject, that the policy Of
the Independent Treasury is not only best
for us in times of war, but is the true con
servator and safeguard of the people in time
of peace.