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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-07-17
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Iti,really amusing 90 hear the gr5-slavc-
~ lsmasosur,, through their papers, play.
iu- or their old game Of "lrar" when
speaking Of ihoT',, hoyacknow'els' ,ha,
they have been most numerically whipped
in nearly an the free states but, a, they
say, in some Of the recent elections in some
Of thcs, States they discover signs Of hope.
They are sl clatei whenever they hear ol
somo little town or parish election whore
their party has not been completely routed
that they shout at the top Vi their lungs,
" r,a5ron riaory'" anl the word pas,c,
round through all their newspapers and is
in the mouths Of all their party fuglcrs.
Like the boy lost in tnc woods, they whistle
TO keep their courage up. Well, tho Re-
publicans ought not TO envy them this h,tlc
coADrt. Thcwholoparty, Ike the children
Of Israel, are IN the wiIdcrncs, OF sin, 4"
with the land Of promise 50 far in tho dis
lance that none Of their number can ever
hope even 10 set a sight Of is extended
plains and flowing rivers. 1t tho poor
fellows swarscr they know their destiny
they know they stand not the ghost Of chance
to carry the election in single free State
where the great issue is fairly presented and
met. Were It not for the leaves and fishes
dispensed by this miserable National Ad-
ministraiion among the Icssians Of the
North. the pro-slavcry democracy could not
keep their party together single week.
Plumber and brag keep them formally or
gained, but these won't last them much
longer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-07-17

ASuouT ERROR. \ person from the ru-
raj disyic,s presented himself to our jailor,
the other day, and desired to see the straw
witch which had been made by one Of the
prisoners, lie had carelessly read the
paragraph in the Democrat, concerning the
ingenious Prisoner m Paris, France, and
gained tie impression that it was an Oxford
County wonder. about which be would as
t5uish his neishb0rs, on his return
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Buchanan and Forney.

Il has been generally acknowledged by
all, that Mr.. Buchanan owes bis election to
the extraordinary efforts put forth in his
behalf by Col Forney, who was Clerk % the
House during the 33d Congress. without
his powerful aid Pennsylvania would have
been lost to the sham democracy at the oc-
tobcr election, and in that event all would
have been lost.
Col. Torncy is a skillIul politician, a man
Of great energy of character. aud not over
and above scrupulous az TO the means TO be
employed 10 accomplish his ends. When
tbc rank, Of the shaun democracy began to
hl,cr aud give way, and dalgai seemed al.
most inevitable in the keystone State, just
prior to the October election, when both
PARTIES were looking ON from all parts Of
the Union with icycri,h anxiety as IN tho
result, John W Forucy threw himself INTO
the breach. and with almost supernatural
energy rallied Do, friends 90 the final chars',
and saved h., party from defeat.
OF course Mr.. buchanan know all this,
and he could but i,,l under the deepest o.
legations to ms personal friend Tor hi' pow
crlul aul cGccti,, all. \ Senator was TO
d. chosen in Pennsylvania in place Of Mr..
Brladh,al. Forn,y, like men OF his stamp,
while be bad strong friends had at the same
time bitter enemies, even in his own party.
While the sham democracy had q majority
I'm both branches Of Oh, Legislature, It'll
among thr 1c1cioas it was thought his
nomination might cularsrr tbo success Of
che party. Notwithstanding an this, Mr.
Buchanan iu,rr.ggcl personally with his
parts iu o., legislature, and principally
through Dis influence Col. Ium.y wlsuam-
mated hy hs party. no, re'a'; is well
known Gen. Cameron. q strong, decided
Republican was elected, aud Tat ly tie
aid 90 democratic votes. farnys defeat
not only came down with crushing force
urnu lisuv bead. Jat 10 v.sa perfect
l1mh,lrll lurl into thannks ol disparity.
The leader. oI ,hc lra..'aycry democracy
all over ,as country became ,uaroi, rs-
rsc.ally from ths south, 80 ih,s unexpected
disaster. some uf ,hcm blamed buchanan,
o,a.rs t,ll 90 abusing r.m.y, while a third
class. who lacked tao courage 20 c'usare
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nations. Candidates should not be over
Jealous, while politicians should seek to
follow rather than lead public sentiment,
To tlrc Republicans in Oxford County the
ensuing election is an important one. Let
everything be conducted with freedom aud
energy. Victory belongs TO Us, aud 1t will
perch upon our banners the second Monday
Of September
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PARIS. MAINE, July Il, 1851.
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VIM. 4. PIDGIN & Co,
rUorRIEToEs.
JOHN J.rERRY, Editor.

Tcuns.---Or- DOLLAR sbd GUy ocuts .trioil,
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vI.H.a si, rHrtbs, tvo dollars leo thr cod 'l
fEr,rl. Tuvh,,h b.t, oHHts viii hs added iHI
r,.f, wear vhIrh payment b. DELAYED.
N.trfUsrurHfs tH.art,i o1 reasonable terms
fr. rf.r...fHrs not 'riH. sp1nsihr iHra1N 'II"I
H.,H.| rHs 1s.urf charged 'Hrtlr rivrf''srm.n ',
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-l- rtu-rt I1I 1910 Embellishments 30 heId 90
Is .u. I..a fhe Itt, u, tar bI.l ir-,TuHn.
# C...HrH. .Ht.Hus -H.uH Ir directed iu
d" Oh u,rrI Democrat raus. Ne"
hook aud Job Printing
PROMPTLY AN NEATLY EXECUTED.
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4 MoRuoy Brriu ~ IIouoEE. Tho
IIolyok, Mirror says that an Individual who
appeared in the Fourth Of July procession
in that town, dressed as an Indian, was
Mormon Elder, who has been doing largo
business In pr5,rlytin-, and iswpra.I %
have come from sl,burns Ftllr ThaGl
lowing strange and disgusting affair is b.
corded as q fact -
con Tuesday evening be was seen, with
some halt dozen young women, vending
Ibis way down to tie river below che swing
ferry. Our informant, lIiy, 90 lhsrrosr..t
or.,einr some fuu cravlrl carefully along.
under cover Of the bushes, o, ui,h.na lv
fct0r the party. It@ra became evident
that tho Mormon rite ort1r'ism wastor.,
under ths mellow lishtoi houl77. 90 Do
administered Ansr o short prayer, tta
Elder and bic converts entered upon t.'
ceremony before them, hy laying of a.,
their garments with the p'.lu OF o crr-
tain uncomfortable neither ono, and ono
after another received q dipping nc his
hands. Anor coming out ot che wafer,
each removed hcr wet garment, and stool
forth Zoo an che unr5slrliuoI freedom, i.uUt
Ia tho bliuml innocrnc, of glorious 90
Eden. They soon i6nu-l again their ems.
,1mlry arrlrcl. satisfied, u1'l1ui', that hy
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During tho last moment. %, VIM. q
Rochester printer, who lately died, be wa'
heart 90 say, having reaIsd into s.ml-
dslirI1us state q" am on nov last st.gsiui
II am coming TO Iaagnph-luJ / sup
pose III have 70 val, Cor old Death 70 put
in the PERIOD"
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\ large portion Of the swamp OF Florida
Is said to be capable Of producing 300 hu..-
FL, frog, to the acre, with allisators enough
Tor fencing Besides these, the musquiio'
can present bills enough to drive OIL oil who
may venture to dispute th, titlcoi the pre-
cnt SCATTER soycrcisns" Of the place
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4 Corn WuH AGITATION There wasa
very spirited me,,in, 90 E9ckhul ast v.. <
on q cold water question, as we Iaru from
tho Gazette. The E1ekAul Company has
recently advanced DO. rates about % pr
cent, and many OF che vat.r drinkers Doe
clare they won'tsunl o. Ar1mm.ti.r was
raised @, procure name, or those WHO would
ralusc 30 take" The recuaus a.eH.
tho company Of bad management and boo
igligiJus investments Courier
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-07-17

NORWAY LYcEuN. The managers an
ncunco that Rev. T.. II. CmrrN will deliver
lecture before the Norway lyccum, on
Saturday evening, 18TH Ills subject is
Modern Chivalry." Single tickets for the
lecture, may be obtained for Is cents; for
gentleman and lady, 2j cents,
Mr.. Chaplin will preach at the Univer-
salist church on the Sabbath, and deliver a
temperance lecture, at the same place, in
the evening.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-07-17

Tho Daily Advertiser Of Thursday, aa-
uouncc. the death Of Daniel Chaplain, E.I,
OF Water6rJ,-a man who Aas occuI q
quite a prominent political stand, In tas
town for many years. he was o man oi
quiet and un0J,ru,iyo habits and unurus
industry, and won the respect gi a.I with
whom be came in contact. Ills death b. %
public loss. lis age was 80 years, months.
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NEw STAGE LINZ. Mcssrs. Ellis & Co.,
have put a stage upon tho route from Cam
tan to Mechanic Falls, via. Hartford, East
Sumner, Buckfeld and West Minot. II
makes three trips per week, leaving Mechan-
ic Falls on the arrival Of the morning train,
from Portland.
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C0EurrTioN. Viewer 10 error, last week
ia stating that tL5 Uuiysrsalis,s were 20
have Preaching, az the Academy, once in
two weeks. The next meeting will BE- in
iJ-s weeks from last sabbath.
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Castius is one % the val,l.rt villages
OF is size 10 Maine. Fitting oltf.Harmru.
and shipbull.us, 6, tae principal business.
there ar two mill.ius. vessels now on
The stocks belfast Ago.
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MI Mnrrill,s Accnntnncc

Hon. I1t VI. Morrill, has accepted t.l
nomination OF tho Republican Convention.
o., candidate or Governor. Tho following
g., his lr,,or, written 90 tho President OF '..
Convention, giving official notice of ls
acceptance
Ararsr,. July o. 1867.
DrR SIR II ava h1u5r.I with your %.
y0r of the 21,h ul;.
had read thr polished accounts oI t.r
Convention 40 Bangor, and IaI ..s.u.l
thc spirit Ut harmony ard uuirmly which
prevailed. and thr Devotion ul !. members
% tho vital political questions ID, OBJ. day.
aul O. ihe important interests .. t.H So.
In the fullest sympathy W..a Oh.
which governed tha Convention aHI w...
assumed appropriate expression boo Oh" r..
lutious adopted, ! accept iae nominal. ..
90 the hope, also, chat aay h.m'trumu.-
al, 10 some slight degree, u promoting .
met. which. iu my Estimation, ar. 0. Oil"
highest moment % thyr1ur'ry anal tlg STATE.
have the h0U0r 90 NH,
Very respectfully
Your uH.I..Uf servant,
LOT VI. MORRILL,
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Tho Hallowell Gazette says that nearly
all the log, cut on the Kcnncbec waters last
winter are coming down this soason-mAA'
ING the largest run for several years
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-07-17

Our California ad,iccs announce tae 'aio
arrival at Honolulu, from Boston, o! Gle
Missionary brig Morning Star.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-07-17

There have been great reioicings in Hon
duras over the capiiulation Of Walker.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-07-17

Capt. Rudolf, Of the steamer Montreal
has been arrested on a CoToner's warrant.
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From ihs Cb.r.eu Tuluus, Jun. -.
Douglas on Utah-His Two Faces.

W. invite the attention OF cur readers 90
iho following extracts from two OF tho
speeches of senator Douglas, of Illinois
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PRINTING,

THE Proprietors of the ADBEvILLE BANNER
l. would respectfully inform tho public that
they are prepared to execute all kinds Of lob
work with neatness and dispatch. IIavin.
incurred considerable expense for printing mate
ria!s, they havcno lcsitanry in saying that they
are as well prepared, and can do Us neat work
as any other establishment in the up country of
South Carolina.
They will also keep on hand complete as
BLANKS,
of which we have now on hand the following.
List, TO which we shall continue to add until
We get Il complete assortment:
Sum. Pro; Fl. Fa. on Sum. Pro-; Ca Sa on
sum. Pro; Sub Wri,s; Sub. Tickets, in Law :;
Sub Tickets in Equity Fl. Fa.; Gu. Sa Ca Sa.
i'll Case Copy Writ in Case !; Deeds of Convey
ancc; Declaration on Note; Commission to Ex-
anime Witnesses; Judgment by Confession in
Assunpsit judy. on Writ of Enquiry, Damages
Assessed by Clcrk-Dcbt or Assumpsit, Judy
by Confession in Debt, Oh Single Bill Judgment
Oh Writ of Enquiry, Damages Assessed by Jury :;
Judgment i'll Assumpsit ut Issue Plea With
drawn Postn Judgment on Issue Tried. Verdict
for Plaintiif Mortgage for Personal Property :;
Mortgage of Real Estate; Magistrates Summons; !;
Do Executions; Do. Rccognizance Summons to
Dcfauting jurors.
May 2S, 1857
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lie will keep constantly fine assortment of
Confectioneries, Tobacco and Seears,
A ATTENTION, PLANTERS
ECONOMY and JJtiIituI

'HllE undermined having purchased the RIGHT
l. of Warlick's PL Q w. Patented Aor;I
Sd, 1885, will sell Plantation RIGHTS nor
Stocks delivered at Greenwood Depot, or
residence of W. j. Hill Aso
w lh small Scooter. ........................ r ga
With Turning Shovel, for from 5000 to ESQ
This plow, from its simple structure, durab;,.
ity, lightncss of draught, ease of management
adaptation TO the different Shares used in th.,
cultivation of the farm, and CONSEQUENT chenn-
ness, is commencing itself to general use ns a
Superior FARMING Implement wherever tried.
HILL & ANDREWS.
greenwood, $. c., Oct. 6, 1856. 25-ly
We, the undersigned, having examined and
Tried the Wnrlick Plow, concur in tho .hnva
commchd"''ons. JAMES CRESWELL
JOHNSON SALE
X. NJ. WHITE,
SAM'L MCGOWAN.
I.ARklN REYNOLDS
ROB"r w. LITES
A. WlDEMAN
fENTs: have used the Plough Won gan, ,,,.
ana am much pleased with il. 1 think II tl,a
best fi"nEii have ever used. 1t combines econ
oIhy ana utility i'll high degree. 1t break, I'm
the soil well and TO a good depth, with one mnIa
IL J. am ,, $" Well pleased with it. tha, want more
VERY respectfully yours,
''TIlOS. G. PERRIN
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BOOTS AND SHOES /!
III FOR CASH. m

LOCO pair Mems 2d quality Brogans.
l,OO0 pair Mems 3d quality Brogans.
1000 pair Womcns Pcggcd I3ootccs.
1000 pair Womcns Pcggcd ed quality) Bootccs
500 pair Boys best Kip Brogans
500 pair Boys Cd quality Brogans.
500 pair Youths Brogans, various qualities
500 pair Ladies Caters, from Sl.25 to $3.50
500 pair Ladies Slippers and Tics. FIN Soc to 81 so.
500 pair Misses and Childrens Shoes, Soc to $l25.
100 pair Gents fine Calf Boots.
100 pair Gents fine Cloth Caters.
200 pair Womcn's Goa; Bootces.
1000 pair Negro Brogans.
1000 House Servants Shoes
Together with all other kinds of Shoes usually
to be found in u Shoe Store. Call and see.
just received and for sale by
W. S. WOOD,
1S5 Richardson Street, Columbia
March "a, 1857. 48 Iy
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THE Great Elspator.--AS Southern gentle
man, at NosshaE hptel perceivihg tbat
the dining room servant, a negro. wds
bestowipg his attentions elsewhere, 10 luis
own neglect, called up John, and accostcd
him in this wise -
!, "Johp, Thave servants at homo, and am
waited on as asgentIeman should be. Lam
negaeeted here, and am tired Of it. L@give
you fair notice that I will whip you Ike a
dog unless ,xeu behave better"
The consequence was that Jobn became
very attentive dhrrfdg the faw days that the
gentleman -rssnaiasd. On goipg,, away,
John was called up and presented with "a
dollar or. two, swhish. he usas astspowls
edged ., 2, ~. z,<.s .saq
Thank en-, masaa. iSontllern asotlsmas,
always 50 -liisa ssI 40 q III Ws aon'. a
waiL rtsll l,en sley 20, dey
ailss6 rs y Asli. {. 81 Tia.
.Nows ~ aboliton sr6,nsn mighty
l,sEa 81 Ia ssslst III wslins 81, an,
90 & MI 81 alsaks ,ysr W ihaad,l ! look 3 ur' up
tp 81 9a ssys Ga blsss you, nv u. !.
tottsast a. isi 81 81 elevate ,you in the
scale pt llunaait 4 , or something like that,
but dey neberg gibas a dcllarsor two to
elevate MS wid.''
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The State of South Carolina.

'So'eoo Va NOS&oHR OetA V111dHs
-1GJcUiiie DiSt,ici.-I,a the Common Pleas.
james L. Baskin, Attachment.
VS., Buskin, Ppf7s Attorney.
WIIEREAS the Plaintiff did, on the eiph.
" tecnth day of October, eighteen hundred and
fifty-six, file his declaration against the Defsn.
dant, who iii is suid) is absent from and without
the limits of this Slute and has neither wife nor
attorney known within the same, upon whom a
copy OF the said declaration might be served ).
II is therefore ordered, that tile said Defendant
10 appear and plead to. the said declaration, on.
or before the nineteenth day of October eighteen,
hundred aud fifly-seven, otherwise final and NIB.
soutc Judgment will then be given and awarded
against him. H." > "
MATTHEW MCDONALD, G. cp.
Clerks Office, Oct Is, 1856 81 ly
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PMATRW r..
Written for the Abbevillo Banner.
REUoLLEcT1ONs OF THE HOME OF MY
CHILDHOOD.

How Oft MS Fancy bids me roam,
Ger happy scenes of by.gonc days.
Sweet visions Of my childhoods homo
Lend Mcmory's Chain it's brightest rays;
And though removed from that loved HON,
Its shady grove, its grassy knoll,
Whcr'cr by Fate drcrced to roam
Its image lives within my soul.
The spot my infant feet first tro,l,
When guided by mothers hand
Where taught TO lisp the name of God
And sing Of Ills own Heavenly land,
To me is far more beautiful,
More dear than nj! the earth beside;
That spot will Memory retain
Whatever fortune may betide.
Dear sch"o-days too, with all their joy,
Such sacred thoughts give oft place;
Where Friendship sweet, without alloy,
Gave beauty TO each youthful face.
These fonl remcnbrances will last,
When other pleasures all decay;
Wher'er my lot in life is cast,
Fond Memory will its tribute pay.
When morning dawns DER land and sea,
Aud every bird begins its lay,
My waking thoughts will turn to thee,
And Memory's tribute ne'er delay.
And when the sun sinks in the west,
When twilight's pail wells earth and sky,
Home of my youth, the first and best,
To thee fond Memory still will ly.
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DiasoIution.

D1sSolutdon.
TyHE Firm, OF wIER d. MILLER was this
L day. y.aissolved bysmutual consent, the lin.
itation OF the Partnership. having expired. The
'hnme Of the FiEm will be used in. tho closing up
Of the business, by either one of us.
An persons indebted 70 Us BY Note or Accouns
convenient, as II s very desirabis that the buSF
ness should be closed az 4srlx 10 poasibie. ).
s4Of5M A. wIER, ~
G. Med. MILLER.
. Augnt 2ss 1855. 10 &c
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The State of South Carolina,
ABBEYILLH DISTRICT

IN Me common I,tcdS.
VS.. Foreign Attachment
JAS A. Liddell. Thomson & Fair, Attorneys.
WHEREAS the Plaintiff did, on the eleventh
w day Of April, eighteen hundred and fifty
seven, file his declaration against the Defendant,
who, it is said, is absent from and without tl,e
limits of this State, and has neither wife nor
attorney known within the same, upon whom
1t is therefore ordered, that the said Defen-
dant do appear and plead to the said declaration,
on or before the twelfth day of April eighteen
hundred md fifty eight otherwise final and alb.
solute Judgment will tAen be given aud awarded
againsi him.
MATTHEW MCDONALD, cc.p.
Clerks Office April II, 1857 5t-.ly
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ute. We tank, however, that still another
notion cf grave nature, lies in behalf of
DIR. uhl i, being. Us we have before limited,
II criminal aud lnlictnblo offence TO mp.
proach another TO assist and participate in
the preparation of crime. To this point
VIC respectfully invite tho attention of the
prosecuting officer.
We do not enlarge upon, nor do VIC at
tempt to decide upon the legal questions,
for VIC are willing and desirous that Mrs.
Cunningham should have fair trial, and
in ell that we have written VIC have merely
sought to hold up as a Drummond of extra
ordinary power, suddenly brought into use,
this new fact of the fictitious birth-which
seems to 60 uncontradctcd-as throwing a
new light and revealing, and explanatory
p.wer, as Of tho mid day sun, back into the
rccesses and darkness of the past.
AS we suggested, in opening these, our
views Of the matter-it is the fifth act that
explains all-that which was crooked is
Straig ghtencd-wllat was dark made clear,
and wc all rise from the contemplation of
one of the strangest drammas ever enacted
i'll our city, in the belief that now we un-
derstand the whole plot, and with the hope
that justice may now strike with such firm
ness !anf!--.dascd clearncss Of vision
that the guilty will have no further chance
OF escape.
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LAND WARRANTS,
An Unlimited Number Wanted

t'liE undersigned is still in the market for
L Land Warrants Prices, however. At pres.
ent are much depressed; though he will pledge
himself to pay as much as can be had for them
!" any market Rcmi'tances made at their high,
est in;'rke; value, by Sight Drafts on New York
mail. o y
Address W. C. DAVIS,
Abbcvle C. H., S. C.
Sept. >, 1856 20 tf
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Tw" DoLLARs and FIFTY CENTS if not paid within
six months, and THREE DOLLARS if not paid be-
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limited at the time of subscribing, will he con-
sidercd as indefinite, and will be continued until
arrearagcs are paid, or at the option of the Pro-
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Sidercu as lhuehoite, ana VIII DO continued until
arrcaragcs puid, ut the option of the Pro-
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ably be accompanied with the Cash..
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
The Proprictors Of tho Abbcville B,,nncr and
independent Press, have established the follow
ing rates of Advertising to be charged in both
papers:
Every Advertisement inserted for n less time
than three months, will be charged by the inser.
ton at One Dollar per Square (l1 inch-the
space of IL solid lines or ess,) for the first inscr-
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eI5 The Commissioners, Shcriff's, Clerk s and
Or'linary's Advertisements will he inserted in
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Advertising an Estray, Two Dollars, TO be
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Advertisements inserted for three months or
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= squares ) months. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 500
squares u months. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ll.UO
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