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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-04-04
SOUTHERN SENTINEL.
EROM NICARAGUA!
FNU1N N1OAEAUU A
Arrival of the Illinois nt New XOfA'
NEWS UNAVOIDABLE TO WALKER.
from the Picayune.

from the Picayune.]
New YoRK, March s8.-The Illinois has
arrived here, bringing intelligence from Nica>
rapua, bv no means favorable for the pros.
pects Of Walker. A hundred and twenty-five
of his men had deserted, and took passage on
the Illinois and The Granada steamers, the
Costa Ricans paying their expenses. The al
lies expected soon to be reinforced three
thousand strong, and it was the intention Of
Gen. Cauas to march fifteen hRndred from
Leon against Rivas, where Walker was. a
thousand more would march against San
Juan; the intention Of the Allies being to
surround Walker with an army of six thou
sand men.
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Batfste's Boarding House.

DA'TISTE respectfully informs his friends and
ID the public generally that he has opened a
BOARDING HOUSE in the house formerly &C.
cupied by Henry Sullivan, near the Cont House.
His table win always be supplied with the best
the market affords, and cooked in a style second
to no other in the State. Separate meals fur
nished at all hours. mhl4
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
SPRING AND SUMMER
1867. @OQD9e 1857.

BY recent arrivals from
Nes0 York, Philadelphia and New Orleans,
WE are in receipt of a general as
w sortnlent of
Fresh ScasOnable Goods,
We append below a partial list of Goods m
braced in our stock, to which we invite especial
attention:
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-04-04
KENTUCKY AND ATTAKAPAS
BEEF

msR The undersigned has now on
hand seventeen head of the finest
~ AttakaPas Beeyes, samples of
VXAR which can be seen at his stall ev-
- cry ~morning--price eight cents
per ID, They expect a drove along soon; they also
keep Kentucky Beef constantly on hand-price,
from ten TO twelve cents,
UPurchasers who cali at our stall will be
sure TO go away satisfied.
feb24 F. BOONE & co.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-04-04

They dress cool down east. A young lady
being asked If she should not wear her bonnet
to church, replied that she would not wsar
anything else.
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An Old Bachelor Bristling Up.-Mr. Blu.
ehanan, IN hs Inaugural, speaks Of Sour chill
dren and our children's children"
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A. w11BET,
Cabinet Maker,

Grateful for past ~favors, respectfully informs his
friends and customers and the public generally,
that after a temporary absence from his cid stand
on Plaquemine street, opposite The market house,
he has again returned to it, where be expects now
to remain. He continues 10 receive from New Or
leans and Cincinnati, large additions to his stock
OF Furniture OF all Kinds,
which viii be sold at his usual low rates.
Old Furniture taken in exchange, or repaired
very low prices.
He also makes (OFFTNS ofeveys style~ lug
snt.a 20 F;stss po+ont Lille Cohip1a and keeps
saiandiS uaar.s sriees mod~sate. oc15
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JOSEPH FISHER.
RnnH HuGa Shoe VIA

WWIIN SITWV~ INWIAWGJ
Has established himselfi in PlaQuemine in
the above business. He will perform all
work entrusted to him with ~neatness and despatch.
with durable workmanship, in fashionable style,
and at moderate rates. He solicits share of pub
lie patronage. His shop is on Bank street, nearly
opposite BiehIer's Barber shop. dec l8-ly
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pIt is expected that all announcements
will be handed in to the editor, by the writer,
or accompanied BY some responsible name.
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/ NbObSAOI DySShASiJ ) IOE0. NuOIcLd GkOI-
bus, Bilious Cholic, Cholera Infantum.
Also, admirably adapted to
Many Diseases Of Females,
Most especially Painful Menstruation.
The Virtues of Jacobs Cordial are too ueli
known to require Encomiunas.
1. 1t Cures the worst cases of Diarrhea.
.. 1t Cures the worst forms of Dysentery.
3. 1t Cures California or Mexican DiaTrhna.
+. 1t Relieves the Sevefest Cholic.
S. 1t Cures Cholera Morbus.
s. 1t Cures Cholera Infant TIT.
7. 1t Cures Painful Menstruation.
8. 1t Relieves Pain in the Back and Lolns.
9. 1t Counteracts Nervousness and Desponden-
cy.
10. 1t Restores Irregularities.
II. 1t Dispels gloomy and hysterical feelings.
II. It's an admirable Tonic.
A few short Extracts from Letters, Testi-
monials, sc.
Il have used Jacobs Cordial in my family,
and have found it a most efficient, and in my
judgment, a valuable remedy Hon. Hiram
Warner, Judge of Supreme Court, Ga.
at gives me pleasure in being able to recon-
mend Jacobs Cordlal-my own personal expe-
Tience, and the experience of my neighbors and
friends around me, is a sufficient guarantee for
sNG " iAC ~ = NC 0A hAAot ~ PNPOA15 ~ bS4
viz: a Sovereign Remedy."-Wm. H. Under
wood, formerly Judge Superior Court, Cherokee
Circuit.
81 take great pleasure in, recommending this
invaluable medicine to all afflicted with bowel
diseases, for which | believe it to be a sovereign
remedY-decidedly superior 10 anything else ever
tried by me."-A. A. Goulding, Deputy e. NJ.
Of the Grand Lodge of Georgia.
II have used Jacobs Cordial in my family,
and this, with all | hear about il as a remedy by
those who have tried it induces me TO believe
that it stands at the head of every preparation
of the kind, and | would recommend its use in
the diseases for which it is compounded Miles
G. Dobbings, Cashier of the Bank of the State
of Georgia, Griffin.
"If there is any credibility in human testi-
mony, Jacobs Cordial must stand pre-eminent
above all other preparations for the cure of
Bowel Diseases. From the mass Of testimony
in its favor, coming in from all quarters, it must
be very far in advance, as a curative agent, of
most if not ali other patent preparations."-A.
Fleming. Cashier Marine and Fire Insurance
Bank, Griffin.
This efficient remedy is travelling into celebri-
~ as fast as Bonaparte pushed his columns into
Russia, and gaining commentator wherever
used. Georgia Jetfersonian, May 18th, 1853.
Druggists and country merchants supplied BY
J. WRIGHT & CO,
New Orleans.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-04-04

Had Him Then--Cbiet Justice Marshall
used to narrate with great glee a correspon-
dence on a point of honor between Gov. Giles
Of Virginia, and Patrick Henry. 1t is as fol-
lows;
Sir--I understand that you have called me
a "bobtail" politician. | wish TO know if il be
true, and if true your meaning?
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To which Mr.. Henry replied IS follows:
Sir--I do not r~ecollect having called you a
bobtaii politician at any time, but think it
probable | have. Not recollecting the time
or the occasion, ! can't say what | did mean,
but il you will tell me what you think meant.
| viii say whether you are correct or NOT
Very respectfully, PATRICK HENRY.
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Fresh Garden Seeds,
LIVERY STABLE.

A LARGE VARIETY just received by
dec13 CARSON & KEARNY.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-04-04

THE recent Books and Magazines
L are received with the latest styles of En-
velopes, Letter and Note Paper, and a large as
sertment of Stationery, all selected from the best
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-04-04
Perfumery, Toilet Soap,

HAIR OIL, and Fomades, Lubin's Extracts
IL genuine. An inspection only will induce
purchases. Call at
nov15 RICHARDS Drug Store.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-04-04

Hardware and Cutlery oftvery description.
The whole for sale at our, suai moderate rates,
Our friends will please all and examine our
splendid lend stock. HRT, AUSTIN & co.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-04-04
GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY.
JACOBS CORDIAL
T y 70 n III
0W3G

Cholera, Dysentery, Diarrhea, Cholera Nor
bus, Bilious Cholic, Cholera Infantum.
Also, admirably adapted to
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-04-04

Most especially Painful Menstruation.
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Plaquemine. June 18th. 1856.
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,IAS0U%1y-lMyS

y n sr,,s~
THE Subscriber hereby giyes!ipoticsl tliat
- he mailed mt Abbsviliei G. H,a. G..
about the 25.l, and 2sth day ,of! sber.
1855, to Co. Mike Thomson and John ii. clark.
Washington City, II. &C.. two Eand Warrants
issued to Amos III. Townsend dsand Zachsriall
Smith, issued on the al tn Nov, 1856, to HsH,
Townsend for 100 Acres; No. 4s.168; Is u
Smith sQn the 28th. August, 1865, for j 60 Acres
No. ss;4le, which. failed TO reach the parties
TO which they were mailed. They had the
usuaLassignment from Smith aud Townsend
made to Blank and had beeh purchased by
the subscriber who now gives public notice to
each and every person who. may have received
the said Warrants not to use or apply to their
own use the same under penalty of Legal
prosecution, rs the said. Smith aud Townsend
+ are now applicants to the Pension Office for
Duplicates Of said lost Land Wasranta
- Is. V. HSEY. 4,
Mny7, 1857. 4 gw
We hereby certify that the above advertise.
ment has been published six weeks in the Inde-
PendenePress. LEEtH WILSON,:
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oEArg ~ risk Cans The following Affecting
ndentis relate in a Privnte letter fropE Q
ntlelian ffavs vslipgSin the West: =
.Wetad p0daiiar and affecting scene in
Gears, which sensL Il decps sadness over the
hole day. At Miehiga6s city, Where We
hanged ears. We Observed them moving a
lex girl. The party Consisted of brother
,f about sixteen. and ,llesmotl,cr. The invalid
appeared about twenty.fye Very cmancinted.
but with, those lustrous eyes SO common in
her disease. eonsumption. and which fascinated
while il panied sus to look at her. The tender
ness and devotionof her people was really
beautiful. After We had gone some fifty miles.
willie she was Teclihing on her mothers breast,
whoswas gently md carefully smoothing her
hair, she suddenly raised herself and fell back
dead. Then followed such n scene of wild and
frantic grief. mingled with the noise offushing
cars, the scream of the locomotive, and the
confusion of the passengers. that no $power of
mine: can describe; aud this was continued for
hhy miles or more. We old. tough hearts
found there was one little spot not quite har:
dened." -. -. -
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ShcriG,s Sale.


10y virtue of sundry Wrts of Ficri Facios
\ I" Inc directed. viii sell mt Abbevlle
Court. House. on tho first Monday and Tuesday
in July next. within the legal hours of sale
The following PROPERTY. to wit:
5nn Acres Lan,l. more or less. bounded bv
DIR. W. !. Jones' Jas. Kiling<worth and Others
ns the property Of }. T. Carter ads A. II.
AlcGee for another Ind others.
-: House and I.nrin reen wood boundcd nv
4. V. Cain, +. Il. Calhoun and others, us .tl,,.
property "f ). L Bond. ads. p. W. Goodwin
and others.
$50 Acres, more or less. houn.ica Nv A. Hun.
ter. j. Martin mud Others ms tho property OF
). A. Martin. ada f. Tribe mud others.
Lot "f G"'hing. shoes. Cnlcoes, Muslin..
Clocks. Guns. Pistols. ;Jswelry and varions arti
clrs lericd on ms the property Of Slayer &
Leving>ton. ads. II, Br.n nnl others.
On Wednesday ft"r sa'c-dny Mt Lown.,cs
vile. Buggy, unfinished Buggy, / pair
Buggy Axlesrees, set Buggy Boxes. ! lot
pieces Ear Iron, lot new screws and Bnlts
lot Baud Iron, lot old Irons, 4 Bars Iron,
l Bar Spring steel. set Fifth Wheels, new
Running Gear Of Buggy. Cnrring. Tongue
Buggy Sent, ] lot small oval Iron. I set
Carriage ASles, Perch and Iron, l Cnrriape
Spring, Luck Chain. piece Carriare Lining.
pieces Enamel Cloth, ~ pieces mnrrnw Lace,
picts W de Lnce. ST. Cnrringe Whrels. ! lot
Tin Cans. lot Paints. l Stove anil Pipe, lot
Poplar Plank. Jot Ash~P|ank. 4 Wood Axlcs
lot Spoke Timber. pair Buggy Shafts. l lot
Perch Poles and Bel Axlcs. S set Buggy Wheels
- old Wheels Buggy Bodies. s unfinished
Buggy Bodies. as the properly of VIM. Wilson
ads. Amos CInrk. jr., aud others
TERMS CASH.
T. RcocHRAN.s AID.
SherlHs Office, Junel8, 1857. ts,l
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!. New Spring and Summer Goods
1AcM- =" p :.
gHAMBERs g. MARsHALL's,
No.s 1 Granite Range,
- : Ai}BEyITJE-C H3 gsc 49,

-.
"E c ALL the attention Of our numerou.
w. friends. md the. Public generally, to
otir large and varied assortment Of = -.
Fresh Spring and Stin, nlef Goods
The character of which Is So miscellaneous that
our ADVERTISEMENT could not represent. the OK.
tent Of our Stock. Or the inducements offered
totpurchasers ~ -. :. :.
We cnn therefore only solicit the attention
of bnyers, aud says fp them that wa are pre.
pared TO dothen Justice III the various stGleSoi
Silks, Barege Robes, Mnslin . H8hss,,
= DRESS, GOODS. EmBR0i1Em
:. Laees, loslerE,: Ribbons, hantilias,'
...GlNEKAsA Id IYNs, u.
Linens. 0rgandies, French Print,
+. I'D c o NJ T. rs -.
And Stock. witch cannot be excelled, Of
French. Englishs md .Kmerieaif .
,~,@A NssE az 0 %.e
81 oar tstnek,of Sill, and. Stray Bonnsts j.
foil. of all qualities. = -. IL.
For Gentltmens.s.w we have rocoived, q
isrge and Well selected Stock Of. - - =.
Yestius Spring aud hammer ,Cassimsrs
WHITE AND BRO LINEN bRfLls. j
|. eas, DUCKS .4NDtIIEAvYIIEEN q
And z grss. varisss g hats suitable 70,
Aprils, 1857: xs,.f
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settlement
Estate Of John Oliver, deceased.

NOTICE is hereby given to oil parties con.
II eernetl. aud especially to those residing
beyond the limits of the State that Final
Settlement OF the Estate of John Oliver, de-
ceased, will be made in the Court of Ordinary
for Abbevile district, on Friday, the nth
day. of July next. All persons having, claims
payment. aud those owing are required to nnv
Oh OF before that day.
JAS. M LATlMER Ex'or.
Lownacsvil!c, Abb Dist.
April II, 1857. 6D.sm
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Davis, PninsKiIIer.

This unparalleled preparation is receiving
Smore testimonials ofsiss wonderful efficiency
in removing pain than;apy other medicine ever
offered to the pnblio; and these testimonials
come from persohs Of every degree,of intelli-
gencc and every rank of life. Physicians of
the first responsibility, md perfectly conver:
SAINT with the nature of diseases and remedies,
hhyessreconmended this ,as one of tie ,sIi,ast
effsctuh1 IN tbeir.line of rreparationsf for the
Iextinction Of pain. The Pain Killer IS used
internally and externally, according to the
nature of the complaint. 1t has been found to
be an excellent remedy for sundden Cold.
Coughs, Fever and Ayuc Asthma and Phthisic
Pah in the Head. Kidney Complaints Piles,
Rheumatic Complaints, Bruises mud Sores.
Severe Burns Cnnker, haes and Ringworms,
Weak Stomach and General Debility, Painters
Cholis. Broken Breast Bowel Complaint and
Dysehtery, Cholera. Liver Complaints Dyspep-
sin, Toothache d., &C. y
For sale by most Of the medicine dealers
throughout the world.
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\ Dyspeptic Cured bg Oxygenated Bit
ters.
., Letter from T. I. Wallace E*o.

= <eHS JToW II. L. WNfhce, E$g.
PALMER. Jrly l. 1851.
Ssr:s It Is to me source of infinite pleasure
70 be nble-to7 bear testimony from personal
: experience to the great-value of the 0rxgcna.
tsdBiuers g =
p began to be afflicted in 1911 with Cntnrrh
shd tile difficulty increased rapidly until d..
-esmber. 1880. producing is tltsi course of that
PefIodAsthma. The accumulation of mu .n.
On the1ungs was such :.ilat could not breathe
when in u horizontal or reclining posture and
many nights during thelnst two years en-
joyed no sleep.txecpt wbnt could get ,aak-
: ing my room:, My breathing during the day
was indescribably distressing.
My attention w"s brought to the consiiera.
tion Ofths 0isgeaatsd Biners by the Hon
Myrop lawrence. WHO Mt that time was re.
joieing in the emauciiasiouef ef;lns own lungs,
from atweptg years. Sondagesey ,hesspse. sof
your medicine. I: pnsehps scd four bottles Of
yo9fBitters. / hntsInptys used tile whole,
and be,ieYe am eussas .: -,.,..f - = y.
FIneet persons utmost daily. to whom, n re.
eomn,end ndedit, baving faith that they also can
*. Very respectfully
FREDERICK r. WAIESUE.
EsETH w: FowLE& & CO., lss Washington
Street, Boston,. Proprietors.@sSo Sold by their
"gents seysrywhere tS. So.
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r. H.WARDLAW &aSON.
SPRING STOCK.
May l, 1857.

w T. Invite the attention of our Customers
w an.l the Public generally to our Spring
supply of French. English and American DRY
GOODS. which is very large and embraces the
me'oesf and most elegant Goods Of the Season
Buyers nrc assured that they NAV get of us nr
ticles OF the best quality and ut lowe prices.
Cash and prompt paying Customers will Le Of.
fereh mnny ndvnntages-We enurncrntc-
Cold Br"eade Strip'i Fig'd Fancy Silks;
III k.Plnin Grosde Rhine d 'Poult dc Sol Silks
Plain and Printed French Bnreges;
Elegant French De Lnines for Spring:
iiain ana Printed Jnconets and Organdies
French Camlrcs and Brilliantes
1ei'nEl,nms-finc Scotch and Common;
FRENCH, English and American Prints:
ChihtZ Cord Brilliunie;
5"mbasi,. Canton Cloth Alpacas &c:
n Fine assortment of Mourning Goods:
Ribbons and Dress TRIMMINGS Of various STYLES.
Zeal IhreH l-nccs md Edgings;
t.introid Il Camb, Swiss. Thread L Isle Edrings
~ X Mantillas--a variety;
a large assortment Of Fiy'd & Plain Ribbons :.
Gloves. II varied assortment for Ladirs, Gents.
Misses and Boys;
Laced aud Embroidered Collnrs md S.ta.
Embroidered and Plain Linen IIandk'fs:
W nni.b"ne Steel, SHELTON l. Wro't Cnmb Skirts:
Ia'l Road Corseis Hosiery in great variety ::
M"rsciles and Allcnae Quilts
Furniture Dimtics and Eringes
,'ssh Ahole Clottis ana Napkins
ii9ckaback and Damask Towels:
Pillow and Sheeting Linen;
Superior Irish Linens;
liant"tlen Osnnburgs, Striped and Plain
Brown aud Bieached Dnnestics
Blackand Colnrci Broad Cloths :
nlk' COLI and Fig'd Doeskil.s and Cassimeres
;'ri SHr' O. Drap rEtes .!g;.-s. al
Sir Linen md MarsrilIes VestiSss;
SHIRTS aud Drawers-scveral sorts:
Stocks Cravats Silk mid Linen IIandk,fs -.
Together with every article usually kept
in this line.
1n Our HARDWARE Depart
ment will be found Hoes. Scy,hes Axes Spnde.
shovels. Chains, dc, DC, for Planters !; and a
great variety of Tools for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
afire nssortmen. of Ruzors, pocks Knives and
Table Cutlery. Locks. Nails, dc, Dc.
We would call particular attention to onr Ex.
Sst!ent assortment of Boots. Shoes. Gniters and
slippers for Ladies' Gentlemen and Boys:
Saddles, Brides. Horse Collars dc:
Crockcry GLASS dc;
Aatt, ct all sorts, Readv-Made Clothing, 4,Sc.
In short. if you need any Goods mt III, call
md We will try and supply Your wants.
X. II. WARDLAW & SON.
., Abhevillc March 24.-Is57. 47-am
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RjenSovTaf..

Removal. 81
TuE Subscriber has removed from Iifgold
Il stand t6 Enright d STAIRS Gin FACTORY.
and returns his thanks for past ia vors. and Sc.
lietis shnre of public patronage in dlisline
'of business -
= He will make. Pnnncl Doors. Snsh, Blinds,
Wsrdrohes Tables, Desks. Door and Window
Frames. &cs, de-
N. Bile will also make Coffi us of the finest
style and finish - So
= For reference. apply to any gcntlemnn.in the
town of Abbsvlle.
:; April l,ds57 ss Nv
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Masonic PBMALE GoLEEdIAT
ss<s INSTITUTES IS | sIg,II q
- q AT c. O-KsE s n TT r. YlLssy = =

.~'." ACE 60 NSE 3 Is u RTYs:sas - z =. =
THE Trustees ofabis. INsTITbTIoN iaesi:
Il r0us Of plaeifg i upon q permanent ba:
SIC and of extending sits benefits proposs TO
ssll SCHOLARSHIPS pneI tbs fsllevipg piaa:
Iw enty Years IN the, titeaasy De= :. :sss
stactment Ss,s 5 $i5oJO0
Fifeosh Years in the Literary sss -,
Fsp FpoVTtmeni, Vsaea ~ = sssclag oe
|six. a {" .s -. so so M IN
Any. person purchasing q Scholarship for 4 4
numbefpf years less thal tMaptp ilis e:per,
mtted to use It at any tiua during twenty
years. = - -. -
|4..P.. W., ntccaarss m asassttby brother
iss2ur ngelt6 the sale of- tie nboxsss A,d Is
sgthorized ~ Fsesise donat iohs ). .Conii idsntiY
relying upon tile :libernut OF our Ofder endsan
inteIligeht PM6iic, we e6Mmeld: him and his
mission to their confidence and support. =
y. K.sV!AlNGEsP, IT 8 s,
March l6, 1857. .:s,s =: ~ f..4s,tf ~,
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hSsState OF South Carolina,
7 ~ = 11lSssZdB BBEVYLLE DISTRICT

IN fJLTQNsIE DEALE, .vho il row in tile
1ss.ki astAly of the sheriff of ALl.vile Dis.
! :S5ftue;of n writ OF eapias ad sa,i.fa
aeasgaps baiie SUIT Of Sp-nc-WF, Smith Inv.
lgg Died =. my Office. together with n .clc,l.
nte, on ontlsof his ssiute and effects, Ills peti
M9n I" court qtf Common Plens praying
5nas y y! ne may he admitted t." the tencfit Of tic
-Fslief s9f nsoiYeni iiebtor.- -
:lSlssosaered. that the said Spencer F. Fssmith.
Sng ait otiisrs the creditors to whom the. sni.
. aalilso9 sasSDeale 10 in my wse Indebted, lie,
i issf fsHsI ngsshsreby sunininhed. mud have no.
sSsa EFsar. before The said Court. Mt Able.
ssa.iItai ouss son. Monday, the fiji, day OF
pesaber 4sx.s 70 sbsw saiiss. .if. nny they cnn'
$the EeEEsr oftbe petition aforesaid, should
+ saft&hbafa5affat = <,s. i :, g o"''
!. sas AazgIHEW :McDoN4EDs c. p.
naise: segplaR Plens, .Abbevile
sAssrfiss.5 thiss31fq Dune. 1851. l0-3m
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% The irie'"ls"f WILLIAM HILL respectfully
Office of Ordinary at the next election.
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The friends of WILLIAM A. GILES re.
specially announce him rs Candidate for
the office Of Ordinary Mt the ensuing election
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MARRIED,

AT Cednr- Springs. On Tuesday evening the
Both t:,eby the Rev. lIs 7. Slnan Mr.. EDWARD
WEsTrlErD-to Mics SALLfs j.. WALKER, all of this
District '-.5zssse
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The friends of Dr. J. +. McCOMB rcspect-
fully announce him rs n Candidate for Tax
Collectorat the next election.
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The Friends ~f y. ADOLPIIUS WILLIAMS
respectfully announce him ms Candidate for
Ordinary. at The next Election.
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va 5wM ysJtNNaEAs "a 8
And IN otheF rticlss apsx lipss sWs. .sfeeI
hat 70 hggk asIH3 The A6atI5 sSan. a. Il
sStd& DOT ours u Refp nan e. and pusii- 4,
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lsss latnd ithstsls ar4asii III sss s6fstK1
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sbeRtR anaS Ssasa b
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,.. - .FULLNR,S. q s.;
HAT ESTABIISIEMENY

pERSONs visiting the CAPITOE wyoiiid do
u well to call at FULLERS and obtain an
1htHt1n ~ shape Of new and FGsbionable
dead tfteee.s -. - 80 +sssS.ss
Remember, you riltnot regrete call .at So
May Is. 1857 ssy a. iSse
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Attentions

2dsSRiMent. .of Cavalry.
puRSHAHEiosor sordera received from Gen
;, -iEettysnan, M Election will he held for
;Goiolea aglhe VARIOUS Mds, er rounds, Oh the
3ElBfSslfsDsy9EsaAugnst next, to fill the vacnn.
Isy oesas'oned .hy tile Resignation of COL John
Ryseraer Of Lieu. Cor j. c. MARTIN,
~ =, - ~ e. Commanding
sIa ArPLEToS. acting. Ad:utant. ..
! - s-,irs ,ssss sJyilts 81. stls57..s% . I'd