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nYMNASIuM Interesting to Clerks

GYMNASIUM Interesting to Clerks
" and young men leading sedentary lives. +.
kEMPE, assisted by several young Americans, has
opened on Marshall street. between 9TH and 9TH in
tie Hall formerly occupied as Riding School. No
l GYMNASIUM, for athletic sports OF all descrlp-
tons. Persons wishing to deyelupe the muscles,
have an opportunity OF doing at a small cost
Admission lee $40, and monthly subscription of 20
cents
those Wishing to become members will apply at
the Hall. Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings,
between the hours Of and 10 o'clock.
2i-lBl*
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BENEVOLENT PoLIcEMAN.-The police of Newark,
Nj, numbering i6 men and officers h III Il meet
ing few days ago, and subscribed enough to Iur-
Chase % barrels of flour IL be distributed among
the poor and destitute, and have promised to pro-
vide more if necessary. They had determined
upon parade of the force. but afterwards ai,ail-
doned it; believing the money which it would cost
could be more advantageoGsly expended in helping
their fellow men. Their example is worthy Of i'm
itatiou
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WHIRLwIvD IN MIssIssIPPI-On the evening Of
the sth inst, whirlwind took place in Tunica co..
Miss tearing down houses AID trees. The dwell
ing Of Emerson @ Neal was blown down and his
wife killed. Her mother also fatally injured.
The tornado did great deal of damage to the farm
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EOUND-On Wednesday, on Broad ST.,
owner get the same by paying for this adver-
ti3ement. no lit
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CLOSING PRICES FOR CASH ONLY.
~ J10 yards Plaid and Striped silks. al 81 and ca
cts Black silk Robes at siT worth Sas Dlaek Ores
DC Rhine and Mourning silks. ut cost: Best french
Merinos at or Rich Silk Robes QuIlle al coat:
Point Applique and Yaiencines Sets at saving az ~
10 S. n set. w, l.. PERKINS i 10
70 u H. "a. Eagle square.
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CAN ORDER"


worthy Of approval, and oppose everything FGreign
that merits repT0batiOn.
They do not expect 10 revoluioniZe the city in any
given time if ever, but they 30 hope, by timely ef
forts TO arrest the tide of ntdelity which is setting
hopeless stupidity and w0rthlessness to which they
haseniag, through the agency of Foreign habits
and associations.
They ask no favors of any party-nOt even of that
whose interest they propose to advocate, but any
person disposed to advance the enterpTize by Adver
Using or otherwise, may confer with
L. HARRISON, JR.,
Publisher and Geueral Agent.
\. B.-The usual courtesy of the Press is respect
fully solicited in giving insertion 10 this Prospectus
I.--E
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ELOUR-Choice Family, made from Sc
Il lected white Wheat. Also, other grades. A
prime article of Butter. Also, nee Mountain Buck.
wheat Flour. For sale by
w. b. T0MPKINS K BRO,
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MARRIAGE LAWS IN New JERsEY.-TGc Newark
4drcrtiSer says that at the recent session of the
Presby terrain Synod Of New Jersey. committee
was appointed to devise some judicious method Of
securing from the Legislature of New Jersey such
an alteration in the marriage laws shall relieve
the clergy from imposition by minors and their
friends, and throw the responsibility On the parties
desiring marriage. The committee are the Rev.
DR.. Hall. Rev. Messrs. Ogden and Craven. and
Judge Whitehead, BY the present law "A clergy
man is liable to fine of S3e3 for marrying miners
without the consent Of their parent or guardian.
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uERRINGS.-We keep constantly on
IL hand q large assortment of No. / and 2 Her
rings; Gibbed do: Alewiyes; No aud Mackerel:
Mackerel ia kits Hake and Lobsrers In store and
for sale by BRlDuFOkD CO..
ne IA On the Dock
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Among the failures in England are those Of
Thornton, Higgins, Ward & Co., Of Nanchester-
liabilities G5OO,0O0; ". II. Brand i Co. London
in the American trade-iabiities fl40OO0: Chas
Smith & Co.. of Manchester; Jas Couldio, of Perth,
Scotland--Iiabities f18O,000
The bu!lionin the Bank of England had decreased
&15+000 in the past week.
Lord Nm. Gore Ousley goes as special minister
from England to Central America
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GOAL! COAL The subscriber is now
~ receiving 500 tons Of very superior Red and
White Ash ANTHRACITE COAL, and Is daily re-
ceiying Lump Goal from Midlothian and Black Heath
Mines all of which he will sell at the lowest MAI ket
price. Orders attended to with pranptnsss, II ist
at my Office on the Dock between 18th and 18th sts
At the Coal Y rd.s pansille depot, or at Lasus 4
Shines. No. "a Main ST.
no If--lGt T.. G. LAKUS.
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RENTS C0NITG D0wN-The storekeepers and 9th
of North Side. Chicago. have held meeting
and passed revolutions, calling Oh landlords to re-
duce the rent of stores 3 per cent aud of eating
houses. hotels. &c. p per cent. Mr.. Scion Long
worthy, of the banking house of Longworthy 3
Brothers. the wealthiest firm in iowa and who are
large real estate owners and landlords in Dubuque,
day two since visited all his tenants occupying
stores aud dwellings in the city, and voluntarily
reduced their rents 33} = per cent and in one il
stance RENTED $40 on rent past due The Mes-rs.
Brooks OF Boston. who own over fifty tenemeuts
in Cambridgeport have given notice to their te,-
ants that they shall reduce their rents 10 per cent
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NnTlCE All persons Indebted to the
' late firm of MERCHANT, WEIsIGER & co.
are requested to call and settle the sane very
desirable that the old concern be closed ~ soon as
possible.
DARRACorT, HARRIS a Co, successors to
MERCHANT, WEISIGEH 4 co.
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE
AMERICAN ORDER"

Responsible parties in this city believing that the
American parry is not dead" yet that all par
ties particularly the Locofcco) not IN state
of disinIegration," purpose to publish at early
day q journal, to be called
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ARRESTED FOR "DcCKING. A correspondent Of the
Loutoun va Mirror, writing from Iiilisbor ugh,
in LoudOun county. says that recently after q
sDri of trial had before a Justice of the Pence in
that vicinity, two individuals by the names RS
spectively Of Mortimer Hrts and Benz. +. IIayan.
arraiZned and found guilty Of Selling and
Violently plunginS into Mr. Gavers mill pond. Just
below the village. a man by tie name OF h. ID.
Thompson. There were two other coLieaeratas in
tn band. vino have not yet been arrested The
cause Of all this is not stated.
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somely. A hundred thousand francs and

somely. A hundred thousand francs and
your blessing-not soul less p i
Baleine did not hold out long. He
gave his blessing with fatherly junction
and promised 10 count out tho hundred
thousand francs. lie then entrcated his
patrons to honor him with their presence
at the wedding feast !; promise which
they gave with great readiness.
The wedding took place soon after this
scene, ne,-"thc repast exceeded ANYTHING
that Balcine had ever accomplished before
and was done Justice 10, by tho brilliant
wits OF the "Modern Ccllar,'
No Queen Of France ever had such n
gathering of'clever men at their wedding {"
cried Baleine in the joy Of his heart, as he
kissed the bride when her health WIS being
drunk by the guests after dinuer. n grand
BAL followed, in which all the cooks OF
Paris, with their wives, daughters, and
sweethearts, trippel merrily through the
rest of the night.
Baleine, Fricoteau and Perrette lived af-
terwards i'll sunshine Of prosperity. AZ
ter the death Of its founder, the Rochcrde-
Cancale passed TO his adopted children,
who kept up the renown ofthc house, which
is still an eating house Of Paris.
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English Manners.

fin,l an 'Englsiman TO be him Of all
men who stands tirmest in his shoes. They
have in themselves what they value in their
horses, mettle and bottom. On the day g,
my arrival at Liverpool, a gentleman in des.
cribing to me the Lord Lieutenant of Ire.
land, happened to sayr" Lord Clarendon has
pluck. ike a cock, and will fight till he dies -
and what heard first heard last an,l
the one thing the English value is pluck
The cabmen have it the merchants have
it; the journals have it; tho Times news.
paper, they say, is the puckiest., thing in
England {; and Sydney Smith had made j,
n proverb. that little Lord John Russell
the minister, would take command Of the
Channel fleet tomorrow.
1t requires, men say, good constitution
to travel in Spain. say rs much of E,rs.
land, for other causes, simply on account q,
The v'sor and Drawn Of the people. Moth
ing but the most serious business could give
any one conntcrweight TO these Baresl,aIks
though they were only TO order eggs and
; muffin for their breakfast. Tie EncIisl,mau
speaks with all his body. His elocu,ion is
| stomachlc, as tile Americans is laLial.
The EngIisl!man is very petulant and
precise about his accommodatioD at inns
and on the reads; qubbler about his ,oasi
end his chop. and every species Of conve.
n'ehce and loud and pugnant in his ex.
preston Of impatience at aHy neglect. III
-yivaeity betrays itseifysat all points. in Lis
manners, in his respiration and tile ipartic,,.
late noises lie makes 10 clearing lis throat
al. significant Of burly s.xepg,l,., -, :.
.tt,s /,
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CR0LIN,

j.. ADBEvILLE DIsTRICT.-IN ORDINARY,
Wilkinson Notes, Appt. Us. Elizabeth Scott, L..
s Malone, and wife, ct al, Daft's 80
TT APPEARING to my satisfaction shat the
3 Il children of Mary Ann Fowler, deed,
defendant in this ease, reside without the lin
its of tlIe Sfnte-- a. -
It is therefore Ordered that they do appear,
either in porson or rbyrepresentative, at q Co,rt
Of Ordinary to be held at Abbeville G. IL,.kb-
beville District, on the eth day Of October
next and show cause, why the Real Estnte Of
Elizabeth Motes decd, should not be. sold for
partition: - '@S. z" g'< -
=, d.5-;1 G. Z, 81 WILLIAM HILL, Ord. D.
July 81, 1858 @ ID, 3m
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Misfortunes of an Importer.

The New York Evening Post furnishes
the following rs the personal experience oi
an importing merchant of that city, during
the last days Of August, which will be APP
prcciated 10y many men in business, and even
its perusal cannot fail to suggest prudence
and economy. 1t is a daily history in all
kinks Of monetary strngcncy:
August 18th, '57.-ltrfilscd discount at
bank. Couldn't raise money 10 pay duties,
and obliged TO warclIonse Il valuable impor.
tation OF soo.ls. Cashier says come again
next offering day.
2lst.-Wcnt and found matters ten times
worse. Saw the President, who told me
deserved to be pinchc,l for importing So
! heavily, and that needn't come there again
for six weeks. Couldn't discount Il dollar.
Concluded to call OH Il. and borrow few
thousand. Fonnd note on my desk beg
ging me to lend him some money or lie
would break. Fried G. Same luck.
22d.-litchcd out at another bank. Gus
TONERS in, wanting to sec the fresh impora-
ton. Spent three hours trying to borrow
TO pay the duties. No success.
24,h.-Olio Life aud Trust Co. failed.
Tried to sell paper in the street at three per
cent. mouth. No buyers. Fortunate
remittance from the Wcst-!!:now the post
marll-.Joncs is a good fellow. Draft five
thousand dollars-on tie Iruyt (Dmpanv.
2oth.-N"te or colIatcrals due ut the
bank. Couldn't get 1t renewed for a dollar.
Made temporary loan. Stocks down 20 ror
cent. Best securities unsaleablc ut half
price.
oG,h.--Loaas called III. Begin to feel
, chokv in the throat. No appetite. Tried
to sell out my importation of dry goods at
twenty per cent. loss. Nobody had money
to buy. Went home sick.
27lh.-ltcsolved never to put myself in
the power of the banks again. Miserable
institutions. Spent the whole day trying to
borrow, and barely escaped protest Ny
own notes stuck in my face at three per
cent. month. Overheard broker say
) "iou're a gone man, if you can't take your
, own paper at that price" Feel very much
SO, but got to keep stiff upper lip.
2Sl'. -Four bankers failed. Times
worse than 1897. Feet sore with running
! about TO raise money. Can't collect dol
lar from the country. Everybody out on
the same busincss-al Dor, overs, no lenders.
Desk full of bills receivable, perfectly use
less. Specie line of the banks down to nine
millions. Wish I'd never seen piece OF
foreign dry goods. Would have been as easy
an old shoe if had not imported. had
no business to build that new house. the old
one was good enough. Ought to have been
content with moderate things, and lived on
half the money. Store rent too high.
Obliged to spread out too much on credit
to pay expenses.
2oth.-Neighbor failed. Bank failed.
Friend called to ask if l,e rumor ofmy fail
ure WAS true. Air black with foul reports.
llaIf-past two p. m., account overdrawn, and
notes unpaid.
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Hero IDangIe.

"a rtr At cNs END AND A FOOL At TIE oTiiHr
Where the river seeks tho cover
OF the bougls whose trees hang over,
And tho slopes are green with clover,
LII the quiet month of May;
Where the eldies meet and minr!c.
Babbling Ser the stony sh inglc,
There angle,
There danvlc.
All the day.
Oh, 'tis sweet to feel the plastic
Rod, will, top and butt elastic,
Shoot tic line in coils fantastic,
Till, like thistle down, the fly
Lightly drops upon the water.
Tlirsting for the finny slaughter,
AS angle,
Aud | danglc
Mute and sly.
Then gently shake the tackle.
Till the barbcd nnd fatal hackle
In its tempered jaws shall shacklc
That old trout, SO wary grown.
Now | strike him ! joy ecstaticl
Securing runs leaps ncrobatic
So | angle,
So danglc,
All alone.
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To Mechanics, Inventors, and Manu-
facturers. -

T n ANNQUNClNG.th the TIL IRWEENTn An.
L nual Volume of the SCIENTIFIC G AMER
lCAN, the Publishers respectfully infofdf ttfd
public that in order to increase and stimulate
the formation Of clubs, they propose 70. offer
Ono Thousand Fiue Hundred Dotlars IL Cash
Premiums for the fifteen largest lists of sub
scribers sent in by the lst of January 1858 !;
said premiums to be distributed as follows: -
For the largest list. $500 ,2li $3.50 Sd,
5000 4th, $50 5th, Sl00 9Th. $50 7tl,
$50; Sth, $40: 9th. S6O; 10Th. 800 It'll,
$40; 18th, *35; 18th, $50 18th, ss5 !; 10th,
$40. .
Names of subscribers chi he sent in at differ.
cnt times and from different Post Offices. The.
cash will he paid to the orders Of the success
tnl competitors, immediately after the lst Of
January 1888.
Southern, Western, and Canada money will
he taken for subscriptions. Canadian sutscri-
bcrs will please to remit Twenty-six cents ex-
r." on ench years subscription toprc-pay pos
tagc.
2.lerms Of f!S"bscripiion.-Two Dollars Year,
or One Dollar for Six Months.
H"6 Eate*.-five Copies. for Six Months.
81; Five Copies for Twelve Months $S Ten
Copies. for Six Months, So; Ten Copies for
Twelve Months. Is; Twenty Copies, for
, Twelve Months, SIS.
For all Clubs Of Twenty and over, the year
ly subscription s cnly Sl:4O.
! The new volume will be printed upon fine
{ p'Ici Will HcW "
The general character Of the SCIENTIFIC A.
MEXICAN is well known and as heretofore, it
will be chiefly devoted to PRONUNCIATION of in
formation relating To the various afechaniedl
md CA'micm .irts, Manufactures, 4grie,,ituye,
|"i'mt*, Iuec"tion*. E"gneeri~q, JGA W'ovk.
anil all interests which the light Of Practical
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weekly, in form for binding; it contains an.
nlallv from 500 to GOO finely executed Engrsv-
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improvements. Together with an Official List
| Of american Patent Claims published weekly
! in advance of all other papers.
| 1t is the aim OF the Editors Of the SCIENTIFIC
AMERICAN to present al subjects d.scdsssd in It'd
columns in aprac'iral and popular form. They
will nlso cnlcavor to niaintafh candid fear
lcssness i'll combating and exposing false theo-
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the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN as Il reliable EncycI.
"pr'lia of Useful nni Entertaining knowledge.
20 Specimen copies will be sent gratia TO
nny part OF the country.
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No. LIS Fulton street, New York.
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e House BnIEdSlix.,

TNHE undersignsd is low ptepsyed tbsSc an
l. work eptrne1ed to his care, ID. NE Buili
Ing Line; TO sDras erect alf dksssijp.
i: tions Of f,la nnilddingss sto!y house ~ {.
ms.ibs i isssiysa & ysieSs irom 4, IL. b..
Arohitects sse taIasr o. aliinAssif tiss
he can have work dones sis e. S14sasts. snI
Rsssssdss ipS & ;Ss a S2a,itses.
Bred agsfk WT9, s. sSs;sesS
|sEsaas |asssss: hSss 81 dsI.a e|ss 3 zee
efsssaiv;ssss,
ssgs asgss ~ kSDt -
kkvsHHN Pr - . sagu1easak
u ri!I II
lssx'ss 81 3 Sies;sss g - s. . 81
set4 allowed as Tie Fovsy % issssr
psrseded BY it. sD ssssse Az u
Y Cedar IiilESept 8, 1857, q; saess
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CHEAP DRY GOODS,
SPRING TRADE 1857,
AUGUSTA, GEO.
,RROOM Il NOIsRELL nre now
- i'll receipt d their New Stock of
SPRING AND SUMMER
HD MG- w RI GID GD 80
Embracing all Of the Latest Styles of the
Season in
ED EH- HESS &S @WDGn~
AS well "s IL most Complete Assortment Of
STAPLE And DOMESTIC ARTICLES,
10 winch they respectfully solicit attention -
ila'n. Bfk and Fancy DRESS SILKS, beau
tlful assortment
men r"uiarh, Brrcgc and Muslin ROBES
Large Assortment MiSLINS, Lawns
JACONErS, aud ORGANDlES;
BRlLLIANTS;
DEBEGES and DEBEGE ROBES. for
Travelling Dresses
CllALLIES, CIIALLY DrLAINES
and BERGE DrLAINES:
PRINTED LINEN LAWNS, for Ladies
PRINTS and crSe11AMs, every Style and
Variety; "'o
MOURNING GOODS, in good assortment
VIII. CAMBRIc> iAC6NETS, MGLLs
and NAINSOOKS, Plain, Striped and
Checked;
Plain and Dotted SWISS; VIII. and Cord
TARLArANS;
EalDlsOlDEllES, very large assortment
Of every description
DRESS TRIMMINGS SKIRTS of all kinds:
MANTILLAS, beautiful assortment for
Spring and Summer;
STEl,LASHAWlS; VIII. CRAPESIIAWIS;
. ltoSlEE(, large assortment of every de.
!. scription
IRISH LINENS, LINEN STIEETINGS, pIL.
LOW LINENS; =.
TABLE DAMASK, DAMASK TABLE
CLOTHS DC.
TOWEllINGS; S;IlucKABACKS and TOW.
ELS Of all kinds
81 INNER CLOTHS, EASSIMERES, DRAP
bEErES, LINEN DRILLS. COTTON.
AIDES and many other goods for Gents
nud Boys wear;
English anil American LONG CLOTHS,
PILLOW COTTONS;
Bro. Bl l0-l, Ill. III SIIEETiNGS
PAEASolS, UMBRELLAS, FANS;
AlcNan'!"rs KID GLOVES; SILK Ml1-rS,
Long and Short;
TICKS, STRIPES. PLAIDS, CHECKS, &c.
Together with Large assortment Of Goods for
SERVANTS
March ~, 1857. IS.tf
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DASDr.-A Ming in pantaloous, with
body and two arlns-a head without
brains-tiyht boots-a canc-a white
handkerchief-two brooches, aud Il ring on
his little finger.
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The State Of South Caroiina:

The State Of South Carolfna;
AbdrriHe District-Ln tie Common Pleas
William Wilson,
JAS A. LidJell. SThomson l. Fair At.orpsys.
YXhcrcas the Plaintiff did, on the eleventh
w day of April. eighteen hnndred and Af:
fendnnt. who, it is said, lie absent from and
without the limits of this State, and has neith-
er wife nor attorney known wittih the same.
upon whom copy Of thesail declaration
might be served ~ .A,s A.,
1t is therefore ordered. that the saa De-
fendant do appear and plead to thssaid 6ecia.
ration, on or beforethe twelfth day of.Aprii.
eighteen hundred and fifty-eight, otherwise
final md obsolute Judgement wiifthen be CIV
Ell and awarded ngainst him. p fzss,zt
MATTHEW MoDON ALD,G c.P.
Clerks Cffice, April II, 1887 -,,a Sly
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500 Agents Wanted
y HOMESTEAD FOR TEN DOLLARS
JYiiRD DIVISION

a. Ah''- '@'i '|'fl' iNflI II.N l')l-LAItsN. ,.
JUiRD DJIISION.
1910 600 W0ETIi or FARMS AND
Gold Region of Cul"rper County, Virginia,
I" Le divided amongst l",2oU Subscribers. ",
the al, of D"ccmbcr, 1857. Subscription "nip
hm h,ii"rs oo'rn: or fifteen lnIlar4, one half
down. the re-, on delivery of the deed Every
subscriber will get n Building Lot or n Farm,
rangin in value from $40 to S25,OOo. TllcS,.
Farms and Lots arc sold 50 cheap TO induce set
Elements sufficient number being reserved, the
increase in the value Of which will compensate
for the apparent low price now asked. Up
wards Of $50 lots are already sold, and Il
company of settlers. called The Raplml,an-
mock Pioneer Association is now forming and
will soon commence u settlement. Ample Sc
curly will b. given for the faithful perform
a''"" ct contracts and promises. Nearly ~, 00u
acres of land in different pats of Virginia now
Mt command, aud will be sold 10 settlers ut from
81 up to 5000 per acre. TnquextionaJl. titles
""i ~ al cases BE- y;r'm. Wood cutters, coop.
erS farmers, dc, are wanted, and five hundred
Agents to "ltain subscribers. to whom the
most liberal inducements will be given. Some
Agents write that they making 5000 per
month. For full particulars, subscriptions,
agencies. &c. Apply to T. BAUDER,
Port Royal, Caroline Co., Nn
August IS, 1857 II Ct
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NOTICE..

GRAPE VINES. ~.
ABBEVILLE MODEL VINElARD! =.
nR. TOGNO offers for Sale VINE Crr-
- TrNGs and RoorED VINES, at tile follow
ing ratcs>
Per Hundred Vine Cuttings,
For Catawbns and. ot3NR Sorted Alser-'
lean Varieties S. 90
For Sorted European Varieties, 10 20
Rooted American Varieties, Eaeh, 90
Rooted European Varieties, ] 90
Rooted Scuppernong, 90
Montevino,. Dec 81, 1856 35-tf
. N. B. Vines ntuncd at reasonable rates.
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The friends Of WILLIAM a. GILES re.
spcctfully announce him as II Candidate Cor
the office of Ordinary ut the ensuing election.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-10-02

The friends of rr:: J. r. McCoMB respect.
fully announce. him Us n Candidate for Tax
Collector at the next election.
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Tie Stale Of South Carolina,
Abb'riHe Uiaricf-M the Co,.,Ra,. PIeas.

Ii6"ttHe U1Mricf-In Nc C0sa'Rdfa PledE
Amos Clark, Jr, Attachment:
rs McGownn 4 Perrin,
James Lillell Piff's Att'vs.
w llEREAS, the Plaintiff did, on the thirty
w first day of October, 1856, file his dee
laration against the Defendant, who, (as it is
said) is absent from and without $he limits of
this State. and hns neither wife or attorney
known within the samc upon whom copy
of the said declaration might be served. ltis
therefore ordered. that the said Defendant do
appear and plead to the said declaration; on or
before tue first day of November, which win
be in tho year of our Lord Eighteen Hundred
aud Fifty y-Scven, otherwise final and absolute
Judgment will then bc given and awarded
against him.
=. MATHEW MCDONALD, c. r.
Clerks Office Oct go 1856. Ut "
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ABBENILLE TO WASHINGTON.

ABBENlLLE TO WASHINGTON.
A FOUR HORSE STAGE leaves ABBE-
- WILLIE on Monday, Wednesday and
Friday ut q o'clock, y. VI.
Leaves Washington, Ga., on Tuesday, Thurs.
day and Saturday mornings.
c Daily Train leaves Washington at g. o'clock
+. ~. for Atlanta and Augusta.
OFFICE at the POST OFFICE
JOHN McBRYDE, 1igcmI
ALLevilc c. H., April 3, 1857. 4s il
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announce him rs Candidate for recollection to
Office Of Ordinary at the next election.