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PROF, ChRllsLE's LECTURE.

We rcrrct that unavailable" uhS"mc" prrvcn-
ted our hearing tn" l.r",ur" oi this gentleman
recently delivered in this village. We have
heard those who were present speak Of IL IN the
most flattcring terms. \ friend furnishes us
with the following notice "i IL
We had tho pleasure on Friday evening last
Of hearing most able and elegant lecture nom
Prof. CARLISLE of Wafiorl College, before the
Young Mems Christian Association, his subject
being, some of the causes which rctard the
education among u.s." Wo have only the time
and space to glance at few of the many .trik
ing remarks Of the eloquent lcciurc-ouc Of the
grcatrat draw. bick. in the advancement Of cdu-
cation was stated, and we think very tru,hfully,
to be the want of cooperation upon the part oi
parents with the teacher that whilst great inter
! est mumIcstlcd in every other enterprise
but little regard was paid to the progress of the
pupil, and his guidance left mainly to the teacher
it, said lie, dog II horse was placed in the
hands Of another for training. how much interest
would he felt IN the process of such training-
I"o little regard WAS paid To the erection Of suita
bic buildings for educational purposes, the rude
log ca' III so common i'll the country. devoid alike
of nratness and comfort was calculated for any
thing else rather than to impress the pupils with
refinement and hence the disposition 80 general in
| our boys to mutila,e and drfacc public bulln.
by genuine autograph and specimen. Of draw
ing.
! Whilst discussing these and kindred topics he
spoke oi the prominent pnrt Young America
bore III all the great enterprises Of the day
the readiness of our Young Men to embark in
perous adventures, and gave as all instance the
hunt for SIR JOHN FEAHKLN. paying most beau
tIul tribute 10 the late DR. KANE that he with
his noble band hal pointed their compass to-
| wards the North Star and followed il until they
had reached that point in the Polar Sea when no
| human voice had ever before broke upon the still
! ness Of that foreign MISUNDERSTANDING after a
fearful aud fruilcss search, hr fell into the arms
Of his friends to die. yet ench stately iceberg that
hoatcd i'll these seas would he his monument
and each storm that swept over them would sing
their funeral dirgc.
This lecture was of the aLl.st and mos,
interesting vi the series yet delivered, and unyc
infinite satisfaction 10 the large and n,c!l,.nt
audience.
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D I S SOL UTIGN.

'LllE partnership h-;rt"f"r. rx,S,nu hrtwreu
l. DHS. JORDAN Il PCtKET'r, has i"rn
dissolved by the uht.ur ly j, a,L OF Dr. E.. C.
Puckcit.
Th" undersigned Survivor will continue th,
DRUG business ut the cid s'aml ii 81 aidinw &
Lyon. liz. has jus, ,.tu:n,s from New York
hnd would say /" L" hs ira. n!s aud customers,
that i,r has Il lsrr" AID well a>s"r,,.l stuck .f
DR UGS
with either fancy aiticl.>, which H.. i,nI,n>. = ,
:r'l ut cash prices, anl 10 Ih, sirius pa,irul .tiy
%" very reasonable terms. iIch,S gwen IN. !. =
s"nal attention III selecting his Stock. and no: lur
bu. the very Lest articles Of DRUGS have been
purchased. d. a JORDAN
October |, 81. % Iv
e Press copy
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A SMALL BUSINESS.

The number Of cases returned to this Conrt
is not more than half The usual return. The
b'".kri, all told, calls for one hundred aud fifty
Whatever may Lc said Of the money crisis in the
North and how it is likely to effect the prosper
ity cf The country it is evident that We are not
panic-struck down south. We see no necessity
f'r l'a"ic unless it were among the lawyers,
I'rscd upon the surpnsilion tha, the advancement
of civilization and the prosperous condition Of
monetary affairs, will ultimately render their
profession obsoletc-to be numbered among the
tiinnS that Werc.
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SECOND ANNUAL FAIR
Or the State Agricultural Society of
South Caro1ino

To be He!d i" C"i"mLia on tie 10Th, llth. 18Th
and l3M If .Noccm6cr, 1857.
llt Executive Committee Of the Stnte Ap-
rir"ll"ral Snci-ty of South Cnrolina re.
>Ic"tttiN call the attention uf the citizens of
'l'" Southern STA eS I" their approaching Fair nt
which premiums will hr awarded for ali articles
"t Agricultural, horticultural and Mechanical
interests. as we'll az Ladies' Fancy Work and
domestic Economy, embraced in an extensive
Premium list, which I've had On application,
to K.J Gage. Secretary. Fair Forests, s: &.
Hhc Society has erected the best and most com.
mo''"uS Halls IN the United statcs, for the con-
v"n'"nce OF exhibitors, and guod stalls for tho
Use "i animals.
All articles will he transported to and from
the Fair. hy The Railroads in South Carolina.
irre "i charge, at the owners risk
Let one AMI a from tn. maintains to the sca.
board, lu'n "u! |" crlrbrat. this annual Festival
A. =. CALHOUN,
l.. j. PALMER.
+. MARSHALL,
4. 6. SUMMER,
J. L ADAMS.
ID T.. ;iARLEE
IL GAGE
En- COMMITTEES.
Oct. L. 1870. 23 :. At
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A PENSION DECISION.

The Attorney General has recently give nm
opinion that the practice heretofore prevailing in
the Pension Office Of allowing the children Of
Rrvo!ul unary Soldiers to receive the Pensions
which their deceased patents were entitled to, is
not according to law-ihnt the practice is not
lounrd in law, and that neither the children
Hor grand children have any such right under
the acts of Congress. II is q practice Of lwen-
tyii"c yenrs standing, and the Attorney Cen
era" declines to say whether This practice shall be
discontinued, but leaves it to the discretion of
the secretary cf the interior.
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Obitllurl).

DIED at her residence in this Disriri, tn.
2n.h Of September ut. Mrs. NJ \EY G.. ROBIN
son, wife of Capt. Hugh Robinson, a.ed 80
years. She united with the Baptist Church ut
Little River some years ago, OF which she was nm
exemplary mcmlcr. She WAS Que of those whcsc
anii,!'le ana Christian virtues renders them pa
irons of pi"iy in The community where they live,
All loved her that knew her: in fact II was only
TO he acquainted with her to become her friend.
Her disease was intllmmatory fever which
hurried her TO the tomb after nn illness of five
days. Though she WAS not unnpprzcd of the
fact. She bore her ailliction with Christian for
titndc.
She called her children and relations to her
bedside short time before her departure and bid
them all farewell with tho greatest co,npos,,re of
Eiind imaginable. How manifest the verifioalinn
"i the promise God long since made to his child
rem. that Though they walk through the dark
valley Of the shadow of death they shall fear no
evil, for His rod and staff will comfort them
there"
For nothing but the grace of IL crucificd Sn.
violr could have enabled her to have met death
with 81 much compoSurc. Her faith was in
Christ, her hope of salvation alone in his merits ;
thus she lived and thus she died. ''Pruce ho to
her nemnry." She has left nif.ctonate hrls-
band, seven little children, aged parents nnd many
friend to mourn their ;rreparnlle hSs.
We deeply sympabhizc with the bcreaved
husband and parents,
"Bn, dearest friends why grievc yc longer,
For her spirits gone To rest
God has taken her far Up Wonder,
There Ia br forever bicsi."
SW.C.
eY- Independent Press and Due West Tcles-
cope will please copy.
DErAETED this life "Wednesday the 18th
inst. i'll Ta!la,iegn County, Ala, Mrs. NANCY
ISABELLA BEIIRLE in the 26th year of her
uge.
Deceased was the youngest daughter of Isa-
bella kitching, formerly Of Abbevllle District,
$. G.
Her death was very sudden and unexpected
10 her friepds. hut she met her fnte with TINT
calm and resigned spirit which characterizes the
death of the true Christian She was IA commu-
meant Of the Baptist Church. aud; we cannot
doubt is now realizing the reward of weli.spcnt
life.
Decauscd was lady Of marked intelligence.
and WAS strongly chnraczed by n,niabiIity and
'nildncss Of disposition. She lett husband, babe
and many friends 10 mourn her loss.
P:nckneyville, Ala, Sep, 22d 1856.
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FALL TRADE.
COTTON Is CENTS AND UPWARD

III NJ OR:-l'clirving it. 10 Ir Il ,lut, 10
whereabouts, especially when there is something
"e" ~" would rrSp"c fully call Ii,,. uiiruti,,n ,f
"''' i''e"a an" tn" public. .rnf,r!ly 10 our new
inrch""cs for ,h" NIL Trade; our inf,tirnbl,.
""'i'r ha, forwarded few GOODS IT'S a fore
's,s "i what Is TO come and be ready by the li.s,
OF October.
w: have determined to sell GROCERIES in
connection with cur business. ;,nr would announce
that we are now rccrivin9 IL fine lot
We have also received II few DRY GOODS
which we Pr"l"Sr To >rl' low, in order 10 nnk.
room Tor HE very rNt"nsv" stock which we will
hc receiving hy The tir-, OF October
We would therefore invite. the examination of
al prrN',s desiring any thing in il,r WAY ol Fancy
and staple Dry Goojs. also Of Family Groceries,
&c, &c.
PEHRYMAN & WALLER.
Greenwood. =. G., Sept c3 1857 .3yt
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1he Lag Of the Raik-The Court of AppeaIs
mas recently decided that dead heads can sue for
INJURIES resulting from accidents. The Court
noos that IN oil cases where Railroad Compa
sa NY soI1ntarily undertakes to convey passenger
upon .neir road, whether with or without oom
pensation, it such passenger is Injured hv % ihs
c,ipable negligence wunt of skill of the ngcnts
OF Inc company, the Court holds the iater IL liza
Dee. The bodily pain and suffering of tho victim
Of raiiroad accident. rs well us his medical ex.
peses ana direct pecunary loss, are uIso proper
sanyeo's s;.ct Tor compensation. A conductor eon
ticket, even il the conductor knows .h't H., s'se
ty has paid his iure. '''". TUG par
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ABnLvIl.LE e.. H., Scptrinl,rr

C"tfom.-Wc have no new feature to notice
III oar cotton market this week The staple
comes in freely and al olicrc.l is readily taken at
/! Cts. In some few in> anccs fancy lots did hrnn
the quarter, in the early part "f the week; bu,
the Banks have drawn the strings 50 tight, that
buyers fonnd i, imp"s*illc to hold up the cx.
travagant prices with which the market opened
We quote ordinary TO good middiIn. -! To 5
els. - IL.
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WOODLAND CREAM'-A Po,nade for 6eauti-
fying tho Xair-shighly perfumed, superior to any
French urticle imported, and for half the price.
For dressing Ladies Hair, it has no equal, giving
it bright glossy appearance. 1t causes Gentle
mems Hair to curl in the most natural manner.
IL removes dandrnff, always giving the Hair the
appearance Of being fresI, sha,npooed. Price
only fifty cents None genuine unless signed
FETRlDGE & CO., Proprietors of the
Balm of a Thousand Flowers" N. Y.
" For sale by all Druggists. -
March 4, 1857. ....,. Is sm.ow
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AGRICULTURAL FAIR.

The Executive Committee announce, by aI
vcrti>cmrnt in another column, tha: The Second
Annual Fair Of the State Agricultural Society of
South Carolina. will bo held on the 10th, lllh,
l2,h and l3Ih of November next.
The great utility Of Agricultural Fairs ;rc 50
we'll understood and appreciated hy the farmers
al the country, that it is wholly unnecessary 10
pen word in their favor We feel satisfied that
Abbeviilc will DC well represented, and that she
vii! bear of her proportion of the premiums
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IN travelling in u railroad car. which !, the
sattest seat In the traini MANY an anY;ous
Tlotner has Pondered tho point. The Amer;can
engineer. ns the result Of scientific caculntions
asa p1o.raeted experience, says the safest scat
are - so"as e aa,e o. me last car bu, one. There
everywhere IN the train, Lut otcrs ara is.. .a"e
The above named place. 'e"'s ~
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LIST OF CONSIGNEEs.

Rsmni"ing /" MefzDY'"t at Ilbdcr:Ne. tor :ht
~r,k ending September 80. 1857.
Cobb, Hunter 4 Co., II ; Kerr, J. II Russell
J Cunningham, G. Med Miller. NJ II D.uIc, n
& C"bl"l Wrer Il I,ihe"", III = C;.sin. } W
CrawlorI..] y !, j White, MIS- X rilnIn, Il &
Perrin, Capt L Barns.
d. r. SONDLEY. Art.
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The Cotton Crop Of 1856 and '57.-Thou.
sands 50 OF dollars annually change hands, tho ra.
tho United States, those bets being generally
held ~ abey"nee until the yearly statement is fur
nished ''y the New York Price Current. Tia,
statement has been made out, and to u CONNER.
ciul house OF this city who received it Yesterday
by telegraph. we are indebted for the result. Il
proves to be $3.50 522 bales. ~
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TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROEINA:

TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
AbbeviNe District.--C Citation.
BY WILLIAM HILL, Esq, Ordinary of Abbs.
vile District.
" IEREAS, Nancy Bolts and Asa Bowja
~ have applied to me for Letters Of Ad-
mln'stratlon, OH all and singular the goods md
chnttrls, rights and credits Of Thomas Bolts,
late of the District nfore aid. deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish al
and singular, the kindred and creditors of the
said deceass l. to he and appear before me, at our
next Orlinarys Court of the said District. 20 bs
holden ut AIbevilIe Court 1louse, on the seeonS
day If October next, to show cause, &c anv.
why the said sdainistration should NOT he eTSjs.
ted.
Given under my hand and seal, this sixteenth
day f September in the year Of our Lord
one tho,,ssud eight hpndrsd and -Afly.
sew =, and in the s2d year OF Aperiess
Independence. -
WILLIAM HILL q. A.D.
Sept. II, 1885,. g. ~
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Manufacture Of iron in Arkaasas-Tbe Ar
kansas, States Right Democrat has recently been
presented with bur Of iron from the new IRON
ever IN ,nufacturrd thorc wy 81"
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF GEORGIA.

MEDICAL COLLEGE OF GEORGIA.
Az tUGIsTA.
81 slif. Twenty Sixth Course Of Lectures in thi,
q lnsi;n'i"n. wi | commence on Sionduv.
III" I'd November next
f.inrrIius PIo;cssor Of :Anator,iy, G. NJ. NEW.
TON, NJ. ID.
Anat":ny. II. +. CAMPBELL. MD.
Surgery, l.. A. DCGAS, VI. u.
Institutes and Practice of Medicine. I. d.
FORD, NJ. ID.
Matcria MrGica. Therapeutics and Medical
Jurisprudence ]. +. GARVlN, NJ
Obstetrics and Diseases of Women and Iufants
J. a. EVE, VI. ID.
Physiology aud Pathological Anatomy, II. v.
VI. MILLER. VI. d.
Chemistry and Pharmacy, ALEX. MEANS
NJ. ID.
Dem"ns!t"tor oi Anatomy, RQBT., CAMf9
BELL. VI. ID.
AS>'s':.n, Demonstration of Anatomy, 8. Il.
SIMMONS. VI. d.
linicil Lectures Will be delivered in the Citv
Hospital and III the jackson. street Hospital.
Fee for whole Course, sos.
Ma'ricnaton Ticket TO be taken once AS.
For iufti'er particulars, apply to any melnber
Of the Facuy, or to
Oct. l, 1851. D. >2t
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lie Washington correspondent of the Balti-
more Sun, writes:
The information in possession of our govern
,neh' relative to the completely of General Sam
no"sl"n i; with nm expedition supposed TO be for
Tue III INVASION Of Mexico, help ihe inhabitants Of
lamaul'Phs, who are disaffscied against lI,eir
E1'elhneht E,' IS derived from reliable Sources
The movements being conducted will, more Ibon
usual secrecy, full information upon the subject
cannot rs yet he obtained"
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SIoTHTN%

eIoF HIN g..
VIE Subscriber bcgs leave. to inform the c-
l. zcms Of Abbcviilc Disrc, aud adjoining
country. that he has opened now. his Stock of .
Fall and Winter Clothing,
and invites all those visiting Columbia, to call
My Stock in both Of my Stores is larger than
it ever l"s bren before. The variety is endless
the styles are the I"icst of the sc:sn and as TO
the quantity. l WILL WARRANT ALL THE
GOODS TO BE WHAT WE REPRESENT
III. AT TIE TIME OF TIIt: SALES
am manufacturing nII my Gn"ls myself sell
entirely fur CASH. and am consequently rna.
blcd t" sell at prices which will DC satisfactory To
the most economical.
My Stores contain n rich sc.rctior Of
Gentlemens' Furnishing Goods.
and everything to be found i" = first class l,th-
ing House.
respectfully soIicit u call from III Ci.,h,nu.
buyers, promising that rhcy slrn saw. money by
giving ME tiiaI bef.r. ~ r:.h sing .:--wl,crc
a. GSi:tAFEVE.
300 Exchange Row. rex, :" tx .',:ngc II.tcl,
nnd SS 1luin ST., doors S~v,.:i, "t Amer Ii..,.
t"nmhiu. =. i.
n. B.-A large p"rso. of .ny stock j, ma o
up for lphoiesate 1rade, and Iaviic
Country Merchants
to examine it.. as will sell ti,",n Goods far Ncu
York Prices
a. GREENLEVE.
Acting as Salesman in Mr.. \. Greenleve's
City Clothing Hail. 2O2 Exch,nge Row, be.
tween Alessrs. Byihewood e. Cowan, and Ex-
change iio,el, respectfully solicit my friends
from Abbeville and I.nur-ns Districts, to call on
me, when they visit Co'un,bin, aud promise 10
sell them Clothing for less money thrn they ever
bought before.
Look for A. Gree"leve's City Cl"'hine Hail.
TllOS. BULL.
oc' - 1901. rs BIN
eB I-ourensville Herald copy once n week
until the lst OF January next.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
AbbeviAe District.-C Citation.
BY WILLIAM HILL. Esq, Ordinary of Able.
vile District.
w HEREAS, VIM II Brooks has applied to me
w for Letters Of Administrator on nil and
eIngular the goods and chattels, rights and
credits OF Susannah Brooks, late Of the District
aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admou,sh oil
and singular, the kindred aud creditors of the
said deceased, 10 be and appear before me- at
our next Ordinarys Court for the said District,
10 be holden ut AbbevilIo Court House. on the
fourteenth day of October next TO show cnuse ;f
any. why tho suid administration should nat be
granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this twenty.
ninth day OF September, III tie year OF our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty.
seven. and IN the 82d year Of American In.
Oct. | 1851 ~ >,
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a ABBEVILLE BANN Err.
Thursday Morning, Oct l, 1857.
w. q. DAVIS, Editor.
ABBEvILLE SCHOOL ASSOCIATION.

There will be II meeting of the Ahhcvill"
School Association held in the Court House this
afternoon ut half past i o'clock Members nrc
requested TO be punctual in their attendance, as
business Of impOrtuncc will be presented
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THE GREAT EASTERN.

1t il announced that this mammoth vessel,
which has been i'll course of construction for the
last three Years, VIII snon be launched. This is
the la:gcs, vrs>, in the world, measuring G60
feet i'll length and 80 in width, and weighs II, 900
tons.
Her mnchnary will be driven by cngnes luv-
ing in the aggregate IL nominal power Of 10000
horses.
This force would be sufficient to drive forty Of
the largest Cotton mills in Manchester.
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1hc Odt Fuioms.-The annual session of tho
t,rand T., Ledge Of the Independent Order Of Odd.
Fellows CT the United States was commenced ut
Ha't'rnore on Monday last, and will he continued
during the week. The reports of The Grand
ore h'd Grand Secretary announced the pros.
pcroHs condition of the Order throughout the
Z hed states and i'll tho lower provinces of
brltisi, North America. The gentlemen who
were last year elected to the principal Offices
were duly installed for the ensuing Term of tw o
years: They Mc: F. e. NJ. Geo Race. OF
,; ,;%a'si;'"a. VI. W. Grand Sire; p. G. NJ .rimo-
Grand Sire; 4. G. NJ James l.. RidgIev. of
Mary land, Grand Corresponding and Rrcor,lnr
secretary; and +. G. Joshua Vansant, of Mary.
nominated the following additional Grand or.
GERS, who were confirmed by the Grand Lodge
ana duly Installed, viz: r &. Rev. James Mct abe
o: o. virginia, Grand Chaplain: y. NJ Foute. of
lie 'nesscr. Grand Marshall; S. II. Lewt, of Ma.
ryinnd, Grand Guardian; J. Z. Chamberlain.
oil Maryland. Grand Messengcr.-7He States.
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CELEBRATION OF THE BATTLE OF KINGS
MOUNTAIN

We copy by request the following communi-
cation from the Yorkvlc Enquirer:
"a Celebration Of this interesting occasion
will take place during the week, commencing
October 4th 1857, by the Officers and Cadets OF
the Kings Mountain Military Scl,oul, who will
encamp near the town of YorkviIie.
"Wm. Gilmore Simms, l. l.. d., will, during
the week, deliver II course of Lec.lrrs. and on
tho Anniversary, will deliver an Address This
day will be celebrated with appropriate cere-
monies.
-. The friends and patrons Of this School The
Oiiicers OF the 34th aud 46th Regiments the
Masonic, Odd-FeIl"w and Temperance bodies
.ne LADIES and Gentlemen generally Of the Dis
OF n day held dear to the memory of every pa
triof' are respectfully invited to participate. A
programme will be published next week.
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- DC NJ JU a M,
4 LARGE Imported JACK. will stand the
n ensuing season at tue Livery Stables at
Abbeville G. H.,son Monday, Gbeginpiag next
Monday.
TERMS-sIo Insurance
Oct. ], 1851. 23 II
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ot1oos
A Ii persons indebted to me by note would
IA oblge by settling by the first of November
next. D.. A. JORDAN.
e Press copy times. ~
g. - Oct. 1-57 % tr
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THE VERDICT.

The trial of the negro Of DIR. S. 5. MARSHALL,
WAS held on last Tuesday, in the Cour, House
The Jury rendered n verdict Of n,an -sIau. .htcr,
aud sentenced the boy to six months nprson'
ment and six hundred lushcs. to be given BIZ
monthly, fifty at Il time.
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1he Steamship STATE Of Gcorgin.-It is known
10 most of our city readers that nn action has
been pending in the courts of Philadelphia, at
tie instance OF the Savannah ockhoiders of this
steamer, seeking to restrain the running nf her,
between Philadelphia and Charleston, Which tho
conplainunts nIIege s in violation of The charter
Of the Company. Justice Knox Of the Suprrm.
Court. has just delivered AN able opinion IN the
case, fully sustaining the bill and granting an in.
junction IN pursuance OF the prayer of the pom-
piaInnnts Tho decision is a matter of interest
to commercial MEN. both here and pen.roIIv -
Sauannah' Republican.
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Notice to Bridge Builders.

n WILL. attend nt Davis tlri,ls" on 1iitl.
IL River. Monday the 10th Of Orlobrr. FOR
purpose Of lc,tin. ont, to the lowest bidder, the
repairing or said Bridy".
TIIOS. LESLY.
Oct. |, 1871. 90 q,
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GIoomy ProSpeck-The New York Tribune
predicts that 10y the first middle of next De-
ccmoer, at lenst one hundred thorxsr,d persons
~, III the city of New York will be ont Of ncuns-
The ship yards in New York are nearly idle, the
i""hderies but half working. aud the grrat cloIl,.
ing stores doing very little. 1t is stated that wo.
men have recently come to New York from pIa
ces three hundred miles away in quest of work
from The clothing stores. only to be turned of
win none and compelled to beg their way home
again. The Tribune adds that places have look.
Ell Tor servant girls for some time past; soon ser.
'aht giris VIII look earnestly for places. aud be
very glad to find them 1t il pr.,iicted that
soup houses for hungry lnborcrs who can find no
inbor will be wanted before January! The
Journal OF Commerce is OF opinion thnt hardly,
SINCE 1903 hus so gloomy prospect for winter
lowered upon the laboring classes of New York.