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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-22
AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES
II. 8. French and Son.

nN TUESDAY, SEPT. a. win offer for sale In front
" of warehouse, Cisi street, 10 O'Clock the fol-
lowing articles, Of which desire close with
reserve, viz:
80 hhds Sugar, from fair tol5O doz. Painted Buckets
prime; $40 reams Wrapping Paper;
100 bags n o. and Baltimore IS bbls Domestic Brandy;
Coffee; 25 bbls. Holland Sin;
1000 kegs Nails choice brands; bbls Julius Smiths Old
500 boxes Star Candles, full Reser-e Whisky;
weight 20 Matches;
1000 bbls. Whisky, variouslOO boxes Corn starch;
brands; 100 " Whea ten Starch;
100 boxes Tobacco; 100 s. CheRoOt Cigars;
1000 sacks cousre and fine Sa;I $50 90 TaOw Candles;
10000 Cigars, ass'd brands; 50 Backing, large and
$50 dOz. Brooms; small.
250 boxes Fine Brandy
With other articles the grocery line too
mention. sep I6 n. S. FRENCH & son.
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SEWING MACHINES
One Thousand Dollars a Year.
OFFICE, 46 PUBLIC SQUARE,
(OEer Hicks China-Hall)


any person SIS more than be wants and grfl
loan to We vil take great pleasure naming
Machine shop andFOundy after him. DoRal call At once
Spectators calling the business viii please cali
between the hours OF and p. 1bs most important
part Is big name. See Advertisement below.
Nashville, aug. 10 ELLIS & MOORE
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Stocks Bonds and MoFtgsges.........76 355
Bills, Receivable Negotiable, ,67s Is
Due from Agents and Others, .-........3,349 %
Cash hand and Bank II 1895 Is
Losses due and unpaid, None.
Ocenred and waiting proofs about, 5000
H. R. COGGSHALL, SeeT'y.
Subscribed and before this eighteenth day of
August, A. d. 1857. JOHN B. KENEEY,
Alderman and Justice Of the Peace.
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FOh SALEs
THAT valuable Dwelling corner OF Cedar and Sum-
streets. The lot fronts The Dwelling is
large and commodi US, and there Office on the It.
Ills one OF the most detirabe locations in he city.
pply to A. v. Is. LlNDSLEY,
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FOR SALE.
ZOE SALE.

FOR SALE.
1.-TWO handsome Lots in Rdgedeld, on Woodland Street,
Il The Lots front SO feet esch and l7O feet deep.
Apply TO A. V. S. LIN DSLEY.
sept IS BPs
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financiaI.

BROADWAY SAVINGS NSiIIUIIUN-N0
ID 81 Broadway, entrance on Psrk.plsce DIVIDEND
NOT1CE-Depositor, hereby notified that the usual semi
t dividend all entitled thereto at the rate OF six
Der cent Der annum exceeding $500 aud five
cent over 500 will he paid and after MONDAY July D.
called for Will be credited principal and draw
interest accordns July l. Bank open daily from lot
7ooc and Monday, Wednesday and SATURDAY eyenn9frou
5fo o'c!ocb. FRANCIS r. SCHOALS President.
WADE Il. WoRRALL, Secretary.
PETER CUMMIsG, Accountant
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paints, Oils, GLASS, &r.
Ocean CLEANERS, sc.

EDUCED PRICES-$lOO THROUGH
IN FOR CALIFORNIA-UEITED STATES MAIL LINE
via PANAMA RAILROAD. The United States Mail Steam-
ship Company will dispatch for ASPINWALL On MONDAY,
July 20 at o'clock precisely from pier foot of Warren
North River the weknown and fass steamship CENTR AL
AMERICA. Captain VIM. L. Herndon, u s. N. Passengers
and VIII forwarded by Panama Railroad and
with the Pacific Mail Steamship Company magnificent
steamship SONORA, r. Whiting Commander, which viii bs
The public Informed that the Pacific Mail 5tesnshD
Company always have extr. steamer lying Psa
anna ready to avoid any possible detention Of psssea-
gers " mails.
For passage spply TO w. RAYMOND a. the only Oos Of
the Company No. IN Wests st, Of Warren N Y
Regular United States Nail Steamer dsy 5h aud 10Th Of
each month
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90 uUbom il man Concern.

A DVERTISING can be done in the best City and
"A Coontry Pspers far and =, V. b. PALMER AO'
vERTIslHG aud COMMISSION AGENCY, Tribune Build
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LIMITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE,

u fog HAVANA and NEw.ORLEANs-On FRIDAY.
yuy2 at ociosk from Pier fost Of Warren Ct, North
John MCGOWAN, viii 81. sbsvs Pssass b secured 4
the ONCE Of the line fishto New Ohssns 50 cts per oabo
ofsdine form ssDei By the line On application st .Ae
oics No othes forrs dgned. sad tlI sdins VA y
4 the oace, No. 1T wsst e., cons. Of Wsns..
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Clothing.

HAVE you seen the 81 so SHOES and GAL
III TIERS; slso the $3.50 and 81 BOOTS, at JoNEsS
No 10 Anpst near the Museum!
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CEVEN PER CENVCITY REVENUE RoNne

~ win b Issued BY the Controller In tbs, -
psysb,e from SIC ronths TO raay b desired
nancy ns{ Be- depSsaseS VIII A " STOUT chsaAs.
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prn GOODS.

DROWN GOODS.-6O0 bales heavy, medium
- and fine, for sale BY hESMiIh 20,
CHINA, Calcutta, Manila and East India
~ GOODS wholesale and retail. full assortment can
ONLY be found ct FOUNTAINS India Store No 90 br1sa
way. Also large assortment Of Pine Apple Goods
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N w. VAUGHAN IL Co., Providence, r. l..
IL BANKERS and BROKERS' are prepared 70 negotiate
make Collections in all parts Of the
sy to buy and sen STOCKS COMMISSION and 10
AGENTS for parties transaction Of any business
RETgRExcEs-hr T. ID. Bowen, President Blackstone Canal
Bank Providence E. l. Mr. d. c. Baker, President Howard
BANKING Company Boston, Messrs O. Robbins Son, New
York; Nessrs John FaTnlm Co.. Phisdephia
AIR. DAVID DUNCAN has THIS DAY be-
DUNCAN, SHERMAN Co.
Eew.York July 1857.
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Gopartnersbip Notices.
Buil6ins Editorials.

linguistic TILES--FOr Vestibuies Halls,
~ Hssrth: Dining room: Conserya.ories, &c. GARNKIRx
CHINHEY-TOPS DRAIN-PIPES 90. FOR ss,e BY
MILLER 4 COATES No. z7s Pearist, n. z.
GARNKIRK and AMERICAN CHIMNEY
~ TORS; also best Glazed and Vtied DRAIN PIPES Al
Long leland Pottery Depot No 80 Nsssaus Z. II. QUINN
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Jeff + Z s,
Al No. &6I BROADWAY,
LADIES' FRENCH SHOES.
JEPFERS just opened magnificent stock Of Ladies and
hsses' French SHOES BOOTS and TOILET SLIPPERS, "a
which especial attention Of his customers
would invite visit to his establishment from Country Mer
chants His wholesale stock is equal to any demand
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OFFICE OF TIE HousAroSrc RAiLRoAD CoMrASr{
BxIpcypoRr June 70. 1887
rorrCr, A. DnNnII0I nERS Tina COlJ-

OFFICE OF THE hotsATONC hAibhoAp
Bxipcypoar, June 20. 1887
NOTICE to BONDHOLDERS.- COU-
IN PONs the st prox the Bonds OF tn,s
will he paid on preseptation at the Office of hEICbOs
HOWE Co. the City Of NewYork or at the Treasufsrs
Office in the City of BridgeD1t , :.
Az the annual meeting Stockholders In February last
was resolved pay of In cash 5000 Of the
Bo. falling due 1883 from the net income OF the road
Ia 1887 and to issue for the balance bearing date
Jan 1887 Oo0 which shoud retain the same perfect
secunty Itch had for the al Bonds OF So
600 of which new decided 10 make $4,000
Jan l. 1889 5000 Jam 1850 9 81 900 jan lsel $3.50" ~,
IAN l. 1862 aud GOO Jan 1863 and thu, eItinyh tne
whole mortgage debt within the period prescribed N pa d
nce OF this resolution the New Bonds have been prepared ana
already negotiated to the extent of CO., chiefly IN ek
change old bonds which have been csnseiso ana
CHARGED off leaving 600 to be EXCHANGED or otherwise
disposed Of Holders the remainder Of the old bonds are IN
the issue ard to exchange Tor tne tns
old bonds should they and such terms that the
investment will pay them per cent per snnuIn
that those contemplate exchanging VIII nave better
choice now the time during which they may wish 70 con
tuue the investment than by defeIrnz TO later peod
Exchanges can be made with messrs. KETCHUM, HOWE u
wv ~ II NICHOLS, Treasurer.
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OFFICE ov THE PsorLE's FII..IssvsAuc. Co.

OyrIcx on THE PsoPLEs FIRs. IssvsAucs Co.
Corner Of Canal and Thompsens, s }
At An ELECTION held 1T the Office OF the Com
"A p.ny on the June mat for Directors of thi. Com
p.ny the following named Gentlemen were chosen 0r Tue ca
RoI.id vsret He.u pe%Ms., p.,id B st.ed,o.s
Samuel Bird.ail solomon Bsnts, Edwsri Nelson
Levi. Ts0m.; wisI {Shn MopTf sl,s.
VIM Er D. W..sburn, Philip Bons.tse, Abraham Lesses
Gideon r. De bs' xsssii: ASm s' r. Van Nest
At subsequent meeting Of the Board RICHARD vAhiCh,
XII s T'' 'sSse'Sa GSDERaET secTst.y
NISSOLUTION.-T firm of DREXEL,
~ sATHER& CHURCH, Of San Prsneisco and Sacramento
G, t. S% S, DAY y1ns sis S
Ms..rs sATHER 3CHURCH sdyert'emssnt below,
collect and settle ali claims in Csforna and NJ DRExEL
VIII settle the bushes. on the Atlantic side .. III.
respective places upon which they are drawn ruuxp,
Inn. 1877. {: S 81. aa1kcn.
NOTICE OF NEW FIRM
r sATHER and =. w. CHURCH have this day formed
s"a S"df sa ihs &
'r s:s . :, ses late ja a: % 1857 dathcH
sArHER CHURCH. Bankers,
ppw BILLS OF EXCHANGE at sight in sums to suit as
fnows: .
On Payable at the American Exchange BANK
ON Boston Shoe and Leather Dealers Bank.
On Philsdelphfa. Payable by Drexel Co.
On baltimore .... Payable by Johnston, Bros. Co.
On Cincinnati. -. Payable by A J. Wheeler, esq
On St Louis BY Haskell Co., Exchange Bank.
On Pittsburgh Pa PAYABLE by " Jones, esq, Cashier
On Louisville, Ky. Payable BY A. Y; Hunt L CO.
On Charleston &C Payable BY H. w C9nnor Co;
Also, Exchange London.
Stuttgart, oJ'
Purchase CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT aud osher Ex-
CHANGE at current rates. and transact general BANKING
BUSINESS. 7. SATHEA San Fransisco
L. w. CHURCH. eau fiSH0Ss''
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TIVE NEW-YOKK aud LIVERPOOL UNITED
4 STATES MAIL STEAMERS The ships conposinS ~


The ATLANTIC. Cspt Ohysf Eidr-dss. Hsf.
The BALTIC, Csys Joseph C1fnstOck
The ApRIATIC. Capt James Wsst F 10
Tfs. ships having eut by contract expressly fr q,
ov,rnert service, has bel taken In the
peop a. tboir engines - asur. strength 80; spes<
,d Their .rcor or yneausssd 6s -
'Pes If p.sage ron Yosk 70 Liverpool n arr ek
siso IN Second do SIS Exc! sye a.e o. sxrs s,sd sss
SEQ From liverpool % New Yort, - aud ~ ysinnH
A. ,pereneei sursron s,Aeh& to e.h ship No bertAs =
70 ,ro red utu paid of. Tie si?- OF s' De nave
w.ias ght bulktesis .o..,r,So
.s.yos. gsoN LfvpsFooL-
r,.nnsv Iii, ia ,e77I WEDNESDAY. july n lW
sA.1ppar, ~ la57l WEDNESDAY. .Aas SiSg
gATTRDAY.....Anz ], lenI " ~ SrsOn q
gAT1'RDAf ...Srp' ~ 8gIl whprsrrssnnsv "a ~.
sA1URDAY....sept ~ ls1l WhDSsssDDss a., ~ 80
SATURDAY.. Oct 10. lS5Il w o. ~
mynHny sox sS7l "WEDNESDAY. Nov II, 1851
ShaIfPnAy NJ, ~ is571 FDSsSDAY Nov Is fe4
SaTifp nav nee a 1857 WEDNESDAY. Dec. D. lm
' WEDNESDAY, ce u III
For Frrisht or ?s-ssEs. apply 70 r,,yv
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Gouses ana farms mante6.

"ANTED-By Physician, an OFFICE, To-
w Gated between l4th and 3ihs the Alb and eh'avs
Address NJ. d., Tribune Office
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Sales bp Auttion.

An Ns,vIs, Aooaooeee.
OY BANGS, BROTHER & C0.-Trade Saae-
Hp SfxCvesiyTH NEW YORK TRADg-sAL1
20 BE- Commenced on TUESDAY. September 1877.
B. B. Co.. respectfully snnoanee the s my ga
tIONERY PAPERS etc, and solicit eonsisnmenis fsH's
dArs for ths Catalogue should be furnished without
The Cstaoxus win 90 press early In the mouth OF 'Ny
DUSSELL w. WESTCOTT. Auctloneer, WI
sell ON MONDAY July % h lc o'clock. the entire Ele
s.nt FURNITURE. Valuable PAINTINGS aud WORhS o.
ART contained In house No. e9 West 2i.ts ~ no.
furnished ,tc.ss throughout all OF which v os
sold without among which
collection Of Art Union Paintings elegant
Piano Forte Paror Suites rich Vases and Psrio OnAmehls
with every rich, rosewood oak and mAhssn
Psrlo Dining Library and Chamber fern9re
and Gas Fixtures great variety OF men SuSei
Ware Chin. Glass. &C. for full particulars o. wa,en .
on th. morning OF hioh will b. positive without regard 70
weather enc must be removed Immediately
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whicl, lic shall attain Il. 1fe should then
mako himself fully acquainted with the
route which he intend. to pursue, and the
difficulties which ho Is to encounter. |,
will not then DO for him 10 leave h. own
and wander in other roads, lest he be con.
tinually meeting wild, distinctions, will,
which he is unncquainted, and for WEIGH he
has made no provision. But, ms corn drop.
ped in the richest grounds will protluhe but
Indifferent fruit, when uncultivated, SO tho
greatest talents, when undisciplincd by stu.
,ly, will exert themselves in vain. We shoud
devote all our energies to accomplish some
lofty Object and prepare ourselves for it by
every means in our power. We should
make ourselves fully capable Of it. Perse
verance, energy and capacity are three quail
tiles, which vii! make their posscssor richer
than gold.
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only intent on shuilling cards Yot It is
true Os gospel, that they did play poker
during all that day. 1t isa strong illus
tration Of the callousness and recklessnoss
produced by soldiers life.
The night Of the 23d shall never forgot.
1t was believed that the Mexicans would
make sortie that night upon the very
point which We were guarding. Just at
dark line Of sentinels was posted OH the
sond-hills. think it was from ten till
twelve that night, that walked my weary
rounds Is . ssntined. A norther was
blowing, and clouds Of drifting sand filed
the air. 1t blinded me when 1 attempted
to face it, and drawing my heavy coat over
my head, turned my back to the sand
cloud and stood like \ statue. I could
neither SEQ nor hear. A Mexican might
have crept on ME, and baronettcd me, be-
fore had any intimation Of his presence.
Meanwhile the batteries Of tho beseigers
and the bescigcd kept up their work. The
"hcroic" city had endured the lombard
ment for thirty hours, and though the ha-
voc WAS dreadful, it gave no evidence Of
despair, or sinking courage.
Midnight ended my guard duty, and
another sentinel taking my place, sought
refuge from the sand-cloud and slept till
morning. And with this progress, and
these incidents ended the second day Of
the bombardment, and tho esd day Of
March.
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THE ROAD TO sUccpes

!. whatsoever thy hand findetl to do. do
1t with thy might" is an expression which
should always be present to tie mind of tie
asp'rant after fame. The measure OF sue.
cess &C IN every undertaking, is determined by
the diligence with which it has been prose.
ecuted. Talents, even of the highest order.
unaseompan'ed by perseverance,, are of no.
avail. The ear,L will not disgorge lis trea.,
sures before many days spent in toil.sh.lT
have attested the earnestness of The h ;,,s,;s 81
purpose. Neither will the temple Of asuas;
De won, before every crsg. and ob.t.cia & rs
its steep descent shall have beop, 4,
co. Perseverance is the great guide I'd isIs1I
leaas to success. 1t is the duty so ssssys !;
one TO fix some point to which, be sbsll 3 iI.s
rect 1's steps, and TO mark ous u. toad IS i,sss| W
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10 Mechanics, Inventors, and
Manufacturers.

TN ANNOUNCING the THIRTEENTH An.
l. nual Volume of the SCIENTIFIC AAIERI-
CAN, the Publishers respectfully inform the pub.
ilc that IN order to increase and stimulate the
formation t,, OF clubs, they propose to Offer One
Thousand FiUe Hundred Dollars In Cash Prcuj
ans for the fifteen largest lists of subscribers
sent III by the LIST of January, 1858 said prcmi.
uns to be distributed us follows -
For the largest list, $500 I'd. $3.50 3d, 1900 ;
ltl'' $3.50; 5th. Sl00; 9Th, 800; eth, $50 !;
stl!, $50: 9TH, $50; 10Th, $50; llth, $40; 10Th,
S33; l3tn, :30 1!!h. s25; 10Th, 800.
Names of subscribers can be sent in nc differ
ent times and from different Post Offices. The
cash will be paid to the orders of the s,,cccssfnll
competitors, Immediately after the lst ofJanuary
1858.
Southern, Western, and Canada money will
be taken for subscriptions Canadian subscribers
vii, please to remit Twcnty.six cents ertra on
each years subscription TO prepay postage.
Terms Of Subscrption.-Two Dollars a Year
or Ono Dollar for Six Months
-. Csm6 Rates-Five Copies, for Six Months, 81 ;
Five Copies, for Twelve Months, SO; Ten Con
les for Six Months, 80; Ten Copies for Twelve
Months, BIS; Twenty Copies, for Twelve NJ Months
$2s.
For all Clubs of Twenty and over, the yearly
subscription is only Si,40.
The new volume will be printed upon fine pa
per witlfnew type.
The general character of the SCIENTIFIC ANERr.
CAN Is we'll KNOWN, and, as heretofore, it will be
chiefly devoted TO promulgation of information
relating to the various Mechanical and chemical
Arts, ,sslaanfactures, agriculture, Putests Isve,s.
ftons, Engineering. MAJ Work, and all interests
which the light of Practical Science is calculated
10 advance. 1t is issued weekly, in form for
binding; it contains annually from 500 to 600
finely executed Engravipgs ard Notices of Amer
lcan and European improvements, togethefw,ti,
an othcial List OF American Patent Claims pub
Iished weekly in advance of all other palJeis.
II is The aim Of the Editors OF the ScIENr1rrc
AMERICAN to present all subjects discussed in it's
coinGmns in a practical and popular form. They
will also endeavor to maintain candid fearless
ness in combating and exposing false theoriesand
practices in Scientific and Mechanical matters.
and thus preserve the character of tho Sc1ENrlso
AMERICAN rs reliable Encyclopaedia of Useful
and Entertaining knowledge. -
T Specimen copies will be seutgratis to snv
part Of the country. -
MUM eco, Publishers and Patent Agents.
No. l2s Fulton street, NeM. York.
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To the: Farmers Of Abbeville
Dtatr.i go.

!" e have procured the District Right Of
w 49, the HARRIS SUBSOiL PLOUGH
We think 1t the best plough or the Kind that
has ever becn introduced The plough can be
seen ut Greenwood Depot, at work, ahy time.
We will be pleased to have il examined bv
every Farmer, fof the simple reason that the
more It 10 known tho better Il will be liked.
sss =, ,ss.,. DAVIS & BOOZER.
Juno 4sl6b1 6 If
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BOOTS AND SHOES /!
1FoA CAsH.A

l,oOo PAIR MEMS BEST KIP BnoGANs.
1000 pal. Mems Cd quality Brogans
i,O0O pair Mems Sd quality Brogans.
ZOO pair Women's Pegged Bootees.
100 pair Women's Pegged I'D quality Dootees.
5o0Rair Boys best Kip Irogans
500 pair Boys Cd quality Brogans.
500 pair Youths Bregans, various auaI;t;es.
500 pair Ladies CATERS, from sI.25 TO Sa.5o.
5oO pair Ladies' Slippers and Ties, I'm Soc 10 sl.50.
soy pair Misses and Children Shoes, 500. to 81 Ok
100 pair Gents fine Calf Boots
le0 pair Gents fne Cloth CATERS.
200 pair WomeD's Goa. Dootees.
1000 pair Negro Brogahs.
l,OO0. House Servants Shoes
Together with oil other kinds Of Shoes ,.,ou,,
10 be found in Shoe Store. Call and &c.
Just received and for sale by
W. s. WOOD,
l85 Richardson Street, Columbia.
March n, 1857. 4S iU
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D10so1ution.

'WE Firm Of WEIR d MILLER wos tbi,
;,a,;on a. Gay d dissolved by mutual consent. the linn
,a ,sas,eh OF .ne ~ mrartnership having expired. The
name no OF the Firm will be used in the closinp nm
Of the business, by either ono of u.s. W
M1 persons indebted to us by Note or A Accouut
VIII please come forward and pay up as son os
convenient, as it is very desirable that tb..bus
ness should be closed as early ns pos lille. ~
JOHN A. WIER,
Angus; 2a, 1856. 10 r.
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II II II MI 81,

Tw" DoLIAn> PR unn,tm, if paiL in advance
Tw" DoLLAns and FIrrY tESrs il not paid within
Elk months nnd THREE D"rr,ns if not raid be-
Tor" The end of the year All subscriptions not
limited ut the time of subscribing, will be con-
scrcd ns indefinite, and will be continued until
"rrcaraS"s are paid, or at the option of the Pro-
pri"t"rs Orders from other States must ;uro,y;
attn he accompanied with the f,uxb
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Exceedingly Rich Bottom Land
Tho State of South Carolina.
-dBHE'FILLE DIS7RTCl.
IN tie Common Pleas.

M me Common Pleas.
William ~ Wilson,
Jas. A. I.idlcll. Thomson L. FAIR e,r, A,tornov.
WIIEREAS the Plaintiff did, on the e,eveu,,,
" day of April, eighteen hundred and fGtv.
seven, flr his declaration against the Defendant.
VINO, II Is said, is absent from aud wi,hout The
UNITS "i tins State, and has neither wifi. nor
attorney kn"wn within the same, upon whom
copy OF the SAID declaration might be served
It, is therefore ordered that tho soid DoCo,-
"hht a" appear and plead to the snd declaration.
on or before the twelfth day of April, eighteen
hundred and fitty-crght, otherwise final and alb
s"in'e Judgment will then be given and awarded
agains, him.
MATTHEW MCDONALD, c.cr.
N"'"" ""ic'' HPTii ii, 1897 Silly.
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PLUMB g. LElTNER.

."ho1esalo Druss1ete,
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA.
'|'flE attention of the Public is invited to our
Stock OF choice, unadutcrntcd>.
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Oils
Paints, Glass, Perfumcry, Brushes,
and all other articles in our line We feel as
sured that no House i'm the South can offer n
stock superior to ours in genuincness and purity.
All our officnal preparations are Innde in strict
accordance with tho formularics of the United
States Pharmacopocia. ~
Our Stock of Dental and Surgical Instruments
IS full, and we have uncqnalled arrangements
Tor procuring additional supplies ut the shortest
notice. -
Feeling confident that we can fi,rnisl, our Gus.
toners with the best articles, OH reasonable
terms; we respectfully solicit orders and pledge
ourselves 10 hli them with fidelity and dispatch.
PLUMB 4 LEITNER,
Late u. Is. Plumb 81 Co.
Augusta Ga.- April lG, 81 81 sm2w
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hevehy given, tha. an application will he
Il made TO the next Legislature, to change the
Old Cambridge and Pendlston Roadr West Of
Long Cane, 80 as to avoid the Big Gully between
the tn residences of Mr.. Philip Cron,er aud Mr..
Wesley Cromer.
August 6, 1857. II am
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Published Evory Thursday Morning, BY
DAVIS 90 oESnws.
w. g. DAVIS. .x,ditor
i. u. CRE"S, ......... Publisher.
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Ho! for Chick Springs!!

]. T. POOL & CO, will he at the Green
vile Depot with good Conveyanccs and careful
Drivers, to carry Passengers and their Baggage
to the Springs. They will also run
Il DAILY LINE or S7.aGES Il
1" and from the Springs, leaving Grcenvle ut
0 o'clock, a. NJ. Fare 81.
May IL, 1857 tf