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UNPRECEDENTED BARGAINS IN

X DRY GOODS, AT LEWIS, IS Main street.
Stella Shawis exceedingly low; all cOOrs Enibro-
dered Curtain MuSlns as low as II &C. per yard;
Rich Cambria Sleeves at half price; English Grape,
French Hcrinos; new style Delaines at 70 au / ..
worth 2s 3D.; Cambria Collars at 0c usual price 81;
Bed and Negro Blankets; White and Coored Linseys
at 1914, worth II; &C &c.
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4 >OTTON observation-disclosures will
~ find it to their interests to purchase Cotton Os-
naburgs and heavy Wool Goods at the Cash store.
nc CHRISTIAN 4 LAIHROP
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THE CHEAPEST SLATE NOW IN

4 NSE-
ROUND FRAMED STATES, very strong, at
p. Il. PRICES.
The frame is ONE PIECE of solid oak or 9th hard
wood, bent under an immense pressure, after being
made supple by stcaminy. and is. therefore, the
strongest, neatesf aud most durable of all frames
made. The slate is from the LthiRh quarri.s
an is soft and pure Prices I2s. ia Is and 37Js
cents.
Is. T. is receiving fer the of Schools approy-
FL Books. IN various departments. Also fresh sup
PLY At Davids aud Other INKS, in bot ties of diffe
rent sizes, together with BLANK BOOKS and other
Stationery. Oc 6-3t
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G7S 000 WORTH OF DRY GOODS
~ O,oOO AT AND BELOW COST,
a A

In order TO close business, offer from this day my
entire stock OF
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS
AT AND BELOW COST. PoR CASH.
CHARLES HARTWELI
lis Broad street.
Y. bah persons indebted to G. HARTWELL
< co, or G. HAKIWELL, must settle their accounts
immediately, or they will ind them in the hands
j Other persons for collection. -
&c 6 G.. HARTWELL
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ERESH PICKLES, &c.-By Schooner
Crenshaw. from Wells Il Provost. celebrated
PiCklers, 20 d.z. assorted Pickles; . d0z Tomato
Catsup: % do. Pepper Sauce; 10 do alnut Caisup;
. do. Preserves 10 do. fresh Lobster. and lbs
an; p do Brandy Peaches. assorted just rtceiy-
ed for sale low by LOUIS !. BOSSIEUX,
&C No. 50 Main street.
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II lSSOLUTlON.-Th firm Of JETER &
~ LEFTWlCH is this day dissolved by limitation
Either partner will use the name Of the firm in clio
sing the burinGss.
SAM'L II JETER
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DEARLY WHITE TEETH, sound and

L. healthy gums and perfumcd breath can he oh
tanned by the use of DOWDEN'S DENTAL FIIfn,
warranted free from all injurious matter. 1t l.
proved by the whole Dental and Medical faculty Of
the United Statcs-among them. Drs Peasants,
Hudson, Mcconnell, Steel, &C. OF Richmond, Va. For
sale by all Druggists. oc5
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"Nuw Miriam, Coilln and her daughter
Ruth were very pinks aud patterns Of wo.
men. Tho sun never had tho start of them
m tho nornicg. They were stirring with
the lark, and their work was out Of the
way, and all their thrifty disposition made
about the house, before our molerns think
Of beginning, the dnily crusade Of tho
broom and scrubbing-brusl,. Tho toilet
was made, too, before breakfast and when
Jethro sat down to partake of his early
meal, he found his wife and daughter in all
their fresh and blooming looks, and in their
fresh clean and becoming attire, ready to
sit down with him. The very appearance
Of this household begat an appetite within
him, and gave zcst to the enjoyment of
the good things of life. lie fingered about
his home for the very love Of it; and lie
loved Miriam the more, because she studied
to make his home pleasant to him."
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NEWSPAPERS.

There lives in certain city q man who
is prominen! church membcr-his sons
drunkarls, and visitors of .lens whose names
we will not mention. How come this state
Of aifairs2 Years ago we happened to he
at that gentleman's house, and while there
the father and older sons had an alteration
about theaters and thcater- going. "You
never taught us anything Ivy your example,
lid one, "against the sins of which YOU
omplain. You take no religious perodi
Gals or newspapers, and you never have
You have always had newspapers about the
house full Of puffs of theaters, grogshops.
saloons, and all other places of amusement
and never heard you say one word agains,
those putfs, and you needn't blame us now
if we want to enjoy ourselves little."-
There was pungency in the young mans
remarks, and the pungency startled lis
more than the tisrespcclful tone INDUCED
by him. We ask you, loving parents. to
take some family paper or periodical. Your
boy then will have something to read /; that
girl, too, will have something to interest
and instruct; and if you fail to meet the
wants of either, then look out for reprisals
III coming years, that will make your ears
tlngle and your hearts tl,rob in agony. In
measure, you can guide the mind of your
child Alright. You can provide him will,
untanted intellectual food. You can shut
the door against inlruders that will work
ruin if once admitted, and Heaven will hold
you accountable for the way in whcl,
you do work. Startling developments will!
he witnessed in tho day judgement; and
one Of the most startling will be the sight
of the father who has murdered his child
murdered him by refusing to furnish him
with such appliances as, under God, would
have led to glory and Immortality in heaven,
rather than down TO remorse and anguish
in endless ruin.
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Valuable Farm for SaIe.~ :

Valuable Farm for Sale /.
ME Subscribers being desirous 10 re,nov.i<
n "ifer for Sale their highly fertile Lands,
lying in Pickens District. s. C.. on tho watsrs Of
Eighteen Mile Creek. containing 53l acres
Upon said farm ars 100 acres OF Z
Exceedingly Rich Bottom Land.
ii reasonable portion of Wood Land, and IN. -.
"ai"dcr good fertile, Upland. Pure -wl,oleaom.
water ca" he found ID abundance Oh the farm
ana the hcalthf"i"css. of the acountry. capnot DO
Farm. " =, 49, 49, : 'MS ny
Any person wishing TO purchase q Farm g,6e,s
SOIL OF wi'c! is peculiarly adapted 10 The growtfl,
OF Cotton, Wheat, Corn ,i&c., would do welIt,o.
call Early us it will be sold on accommodating:
terms. = - s'T -
Address, MRS C. M. ALEXANDER :,
or EDGAR W. CLYDE, IsiE2s = !.
April 2, 1857 40 ~ o-
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The State of South Carolina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT
II, the Common Pleas.

In the Common Pleas .5
Jas. y. 1.iddell, Thomson s. Fair Fi,, A,tarn.v.
WI HEREAS the Pnintiff did, on the eleventh, Il;
" day of April, eighteen hundredfan fftv.
seven. iir his drcIaEntion against the efeuda1s
w''o' 1t is said. is absent frnm aud without The
limits Of this State, and hns neither WIFE nor
attorney known within The sumo, upon whom e
copy OF the said declaration might be served
dant do appear and plead torhe said declaration.
on or before the twelfth d"y of April, eighteen:
hundred n'd fifty y-eght,, otherwise final. aud ab.
solute lurg ment will then be given and awarded
against him. 80. ~ X;
MATTHEW, MCDONALD, c.c.r. ;.
Clerks Office, April II, 1857 s. s5.-Iy =
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DOMESTIC RECIPES.

Eggs .tor Burns.-Thc white of an egg
has proved of late the most effiicacious
remedy for burns. Seven or eight success
sive applications of this substance soothes
the pain and and effectuaIly excludes the
burned parts from the air. This simple
remedy seems to us far preferable to COLO
dion or cotton.
W;ping Dishes-Much time is wasted
by housekeepers in wiping their dishes. If
properly washed and drained in dry sink,
with cloth spread OH tile bottom, they
look better than when wiped, besides the
economy in'saving time and labor.
silper "CSke.-One. tpound of sugar,
three quarters Of a potfnd of dried and
sifted -four, ak ounces of butter, mace
and citron, the whites Of. fourteen eggs
Beat the sugar and butter to n cream, add
the whites, cut to stiff froth, and then add
| the flour.
To Bake Corn Meal Puda;ng-To seven
ltenpng table-spoonfuls of Indian meal.
one crp molasses, little salt and butter
Stir all we'll together, and just as it goes
into the hot oven, put in cup full of cold
water or milk. Bake three quarters of an
hour. -
Ginger Snops.-o One cup molasscs; one
half cup sugar; one half cup warm water.
the butter melted in it; two tablespoonfuls
ginger; one tcaspoonfuI saIera,us. Knead
1t well witilf -four enough to make it stitf.-
Cut it into round cakes; bake in moder
ate oven..
A Piece of candle may be made to burn
all night in sick roc IN or elsewhere, where
dull light is wished, by putting finely
powderwed salt on the candle until it reaches
the black part Of the wick. = In this way
"a mild and steady light may bo kept
through, the night from a small peice Of
caaaFG -
T camptor Remedy for, ,Miee.-Any one
desirous of keeping seeds from the depre.
dat'ons Of mice, cansllo SO by mixing pieces
Of camphor gum in the speds. Camphor
placed IN drawers OF, trunks will preyen,
mice from doing them,injury. The little
animal objects to the odor, and keeps n
good distance from it. ~ :. -
Cleaning Saddzss, &e.-Tbe following
is a good recipe which Will give, saddles
and briddles a nice polish, and I've entirely
free from all stickiness The whites Of
three eggs evaporated ill the substance ief,
resembles the common gum, dissolved into
pint Of gin, and put into common wine.
bottle, and filled up with water. =
Bone Spauin.-Take two ounces Of fmer.
curial ointment, one once of iodine oint.
ment, two ounces of Compton and six ouu.
ces oil origanum, warm and mix thor.
oughly by holding the dish in warm water.
Apply twice. daily. Keep, the horse dry
while applying: rub, the mixture in xitl,
hand. twill cure In five days. "
"Julius, what part Oh de ceremonies do de
ladies most admire when dey go to churcha,
"WolI, Pompsy, I can't tell dat. What is
tw "Why, OBJ course de hims.y s
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.. 0. q \. W. SMITH, : !,
Manufacturers Of
Melodoons, Organ Molodeons
Pedal Sub. BASS
TX "A n M q N Z U M O..
GIL Washington trs ct,
BOSTON,

eINllE attention of Clcrgym"n, Committees,
Il Schools, Lodges &c, is invited to the new
Pedal Sub. Bass Harmoniums,
Made and Sold by the Manufacturers
IL is arranged withstwo manuals or bunks of
Keys, the lowest sotsrunning mn octave higher
than the other, and may Ge nsed separately, and
thus get in one cnse two distinct Instrument. :.
or, by the use OF the coupler, the two banks OF
keys mny be played at the same time by use of
the front set only. This connected with the
ouo'B Bnss, will produce the cffcc, of large
organ and Is sufficiently heavy to fill a house
That seats from 1000 To l5uO PERSONS
TIE ORGAN MELODEON is designed for
liar To the Church Instrument. bcin, nrrun.e,
win Nv" banks OF Keys, aud when used together
by means of the coupler is cnpate of as great
volume Of power MS the Church instrument, when
used without the Pedals.
Also, every variety of MEI.ODEONS for
PariOr use.
Purchasers may rely npon instruments from
our Man"faciory, being ma,le in in the most
complete and thorough, manner Having re-
moved I" the spacious Buildings, 5Il Washing
ton Street, we have every incility for manufac-
turing purposes. and employ none but The most
experienced and skilul workmcn In snrt, we
VIII PROMISE our customers an Instrument equal
II not superior to amy Manufacturer, aud guur-
aIItee entire and perfect satisfaction.
Muse Teachers, Lenders OF Ch"irs, and others
Interested i'll musical Matters are respectruIly in
vIt"d to visit our Rnons at any time, aud exam.
ine or test the Instruments on exhibition for sal.
at their pleasure.
rs still further guarantee to the public as
to the excellence "i the -feiodcons and Har,no
"tums. from our Manufact"ry, ". heg leave 10
reIer' ny permission, 10 the following Piano Forte
Manufacturers OF Boston, who have examined
onr In trutnents. and will give their op.uion
when called upon:
Chickerng Il Sons; VIM. p. Emerson; Geo.
iiewss; Hallett g. Gun.ston; Brown IL Alien i;
Woodward d. Brown; II. Gilbert IL Co. A. w.
Lndd d Co. Nuwl,uII % 70
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A nome oosli1tffAt 0A9fAfH,

Tho Salem Reyistsr tells the fo'iowlne
good s,ory of citizen BY Tie naass Il Capt
Ward, who ilonrlsIcd Ii tho if,unicipality
in dnys Of yores g =
"Cart. Ward was an eccentric ofthe
first water, and one Of his peouliarities was
that he never gave tho desired answer to
direct question. An amusing instance. of
tLis evnsivs habit is related.
r"One morning, four Of lis friends, who
were aware Of this trait In his character,
observed the Captain going to market, and
after some bantering, entered into bet rs to
tile practicability Of learning from him tho
price lie paid for his purchase. They nc.
cordingly settled the prelimInaries, AMI sta
tio"ing themselves at different points along
Essex street, which he must pass on his
way home, awaited his coming. Very
soon the bluff old gentleman made his ap-
pearance with bunch of pigeons in his
hand. AS lie approached, the first ques.
TONER accosted him with Good morn
ing. captain! What did you give for pig
cons, this morningP Money said the
captain, bluntly, as he moved up the street,
The second gentleman, little further on,
addressed him, aud asked: How go pig
cons, this morning, captain ,i'sis!s. -Theydon't
go at aH-Icarry 'em" wasSthes equally
unsatisfactory reply. Shortly after he met
the third, who passed the time of day and
inquired: How much are pigeons dozen,
captain 2 'Dumt get a, dozen-ouly
bought half dozen " said the old gentle
man, gruff1y, still p!odding on his way
Finally, the fourth and last of the coiispira
tors cottoned to the wary old salt, by ob-
serving i'll the blandest of tones: "A fine
lot of pigeons you have there, captsn!-
what did you get them for9' To eat,'
was the pertinent and emphatic rejoindcr,
and the captain reached home without fur.
ther moles,ation. If the pigeons did not
take wing, the joke did, and has been
handed down by tradition to the present
day."
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SAI.E.

::: TIE Subscriber offers for Sale, his -
:at:;l House and Lot and adjoining Farm: =
sit''nted in and near tho Village of 'Greehwoads
Tho Tract contains about i is:E.2 I
Ono Hundred anA Forty Acres.
Of WHICH abont Forty Acres ;s WOoDi.ANns
The ne Dwelling is a One story goffnge Bniidins.
with Eight Rooms. besides Pantry and 5Ioshts
On the premises are a. good Kitchen. NeSro
h1s o,'se, e,s Smoke House Gaftsgs House and Sta,
ing has pew aud elegant Fufnil6re: wf,;ch vii.
be sold with the ptei7iises, If dssirsd -
The Villnge Of GIeepwood Is one ofsal,e most
desirable plsees 10 ,ise at in The back count
being perfectly iieal!l.y good 90 siy 81
Part Of The, purchase InonoysSill be! ROD "A
i'm Cash: For the balapce, lie ter rs Win HI aos
cornmoda.ing;. - - s ~
s4S, !. WM. III. GRIFFTN.9 5
March 4,,ls57. 455T.ssS. 20 Il ~
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MelOdeOns and Harmonious Rented.

Persons who wish to hire Al"lo,lrons and Hnr
moninms with view of purchasing III the end
oi the year, can have tho rent cred ted us part
Paymen1 "i the purchase money. This matter
IS worthy OF special note, as it enables those who
desire fair ics, of the instruments before rur
chasing to obtain it nj the exprnsc uf the man
unct'irers, to the extent ut least Of wears rent
orders f'om any part of the country or world,
sent direct TO tho manufactury in Boston, with
cash or satisfactory reference, will be promptly
attended TO- and ns faithfully executed MS if the
parties were present, employed an agent to
select, and OIL resonul,c terms
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iri,el

IAnBEHzEz WlIiA AsHIlgGsT6M
~ tH0HsE STAGEsISs NBBrs
G nd stv sanesd day ssd Ffii.s
sdN& m M 50
"a ssdsyy rHalsss
48S4 tssin dss "A dan ta;s and lssa
4 OF lyinG eysf ons night IN
QFH7eE ePusr OFFICE.
ssag 81 $. John McBRYDE, Agent
&. me g. u, Aprii Q. 1857. 50 ly
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Ho! for Chick Springs !!

J. P. POOL CO., will he at The Green.
vile Depot with good Convryancrs and careful
Drivers, to carry PASSENGERS and their Baggage
to the Springs. They will also rnn
Il DAILY LINE OF STAGES ~
10 an and from the Springs. leaving GreenyilIc Mt
8 o'clock, A. M. Fare 81.
- Nav H. 1857 1..s >. tr ~
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: @Juliu', whst part oh de ceremonies do do
ladies most admire when dey go to churcha,
".Woll, Pompey, I can't tell dat. What is
its" "Why, OBJ course de hims.p ~
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a. H- .NIII.Ls :
IOWA, WISCONSIN AND MINNESOTA
LAND. OFFICE, S-sss So
AT ,DURUouE row A. .sss

EDAkIlCULNR attention paid e tho locating
- Of Land Warrants for ipers6ns South. on
tSe Wsrrnn, nmes. selected Timber and Prairie Lands
4O per cent. Interest, charging $ .25 per Acre
for Warrant. Taxes paid, Collections made and
reunited for III Sight Exchanges. Money .losnsd
at ut high Rates of Interest. Inyestments mnde.-5
Uncurrent money hought, - = :
Gil, $. C.. 3s ,@s 10y. sr.s -
Sept. 3. 1856. Y 20 -. s.f ~; |.
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ff'c'os vi Hqu"Tcs VIII DC charged III pTopor-
ton to the above rates.
e9 business Cards for the term of one wear.
Will he charged in proportion to the space they
occupy, at One Dollar per line space.
EB For all advertisements set in 5o,bye .,y
"mm, Fifty per Cent. extra will be added to the
above rates.
DAVIS & CREWS,
F0r Banner;
LEE Il WILSON,
Eor Press,
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Tile C"mers Reuenge.--A few years ago it
Glanced that valuable camel, working an
o'l-m''l in Africa, was severely beaten hy its
driver, who, perceiving that the camel had
treasured up the injury, and was awaiting
favorable opportunity for revenge, kept a
strict watch upon the animal Time passed
away; the camel perceiving that it was
watched, was quiet and obctlient, and the
driver began to think that the beating was
forgotten, when, one night, after the lapse
OF several months, the man, who slept on a
raised platform in the mill, as is customary
the camel is stalled in corner happening
to remain awake, observed by the bright
moonlight that when all was quiet the ami
NAL looked cautiously around, rose softly, and
stealing towards spot where a bundle of
clothes and a bernous were thrown ca, eless.
ly on the ground, resembling sleeping fig
ure, cast itself with violence upon them,
rolling upon it with his body and tearing
them with his teeth. Satisfied that is re-
venge was complete, the camel was return.
ing TO his corner, when the driver sat up
and spoke; and then, at the sound Of his
voice, and perceiying the mistake it had
made, the animal was so mortified at its
failure and discovery of its scheme, that it
dashed its head against the wall and died
on the spot.
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NATIONAL LPOLICEGAZETTE.

THNHIs Grea, Journal Of Crime pndsCrimi,.i., !,
u is IN iis Twelfth Year, aud is widely cir
cuated .hrousl,oul the Country. It contains ar,
tho Great J rals, Criminal Gases, and nppropri.x
ate Editorials on the snme, together. " i, 'inforss
mnt'on on Criminal Mutters, no. 'toSbe found in
" subscriptions, 81 per Annum; al for
Six'Months, to be reunited by Subscriber, q who
should write their names and the town. COUNTY
and state wlerc they reside plainly,} 9. <
10 GEO. W. MATSELL & CO... ,;>t
Editor and Proprietor Of the -
National Police Gazette.
April 80. 1857 = e'A Ivy Ivy e
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PRINTING.

fNaE ProPrietors Of the AnnEvILLE BANNER
l. would respectfully inform the public that
they are prepared to execute al kinds Of .JOl,
work with neatness and dispatch Having
incurred considerable expense for printing mate.
rin's, they have no hesitancy i'll saying that they
are as well prepared, and can do az neat work
M any other establishment in the up country of
South Carolina.
They will also keep on hand complete u.s.
sortment Of
BLANKS,
OF which we have now Oh hand the following
List, TO which we shall continue to add until
we get complete assortment:
Sum. Pro; Fl. Fa. OH Sum. Pro-; Ca. Sn. on
Sum. Pro; Sub. Writs; Sub. Tickets in Law
Sub: Tickets in Equity FL Fa; Ca. Sa; Ca sa.
in Cuse Copy Writ i'll Case Deeds of Convey
ance; Declaration on Note; Commission to Ex-
anime Witnesses; Judgment by Confession in
Assnmpsit Judg OH Writ of Enquiry, Damages
Assessed by Clerk-Debt or Assnmpsit, Judc.
by Confession in Debt, OIL Single Bill Judgment
OH Writ of Enquiry, Damages Assessed by Jury {;
Judgment i'll Assumpst ut Issue Plea With.
drawn PosiG Judgment on Issue Tried, Verdict
for Plaintiff; Mortgage for Personal Property :;
Mortgage Of Real Estate; Magistrates Summons !;
Do Executions; Do. Recognizance Summons to
Dcfaul,ing Juron.
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Summer Resort, Chicks Springs.
within 10 miles Of GrccnviI'e. have put the
premises in the most thorough repair They are
determined 10 spare 10 efforts 10 make the
STRINGS all that can be desired. whether to
the invalid seeking health, or those in quest of
pleasure.
The snlubrious and invigorating qualities of
these waters having been well known to the
travelling public for the last twenty years; it is
deemed unnecessary to enter into detail; but
any further information or reference will be
carefully furnished upon application to either of
the proprietors.
The HOTEL will be open for the reception of
visitors Oh the 1st of June, and will he kept
open during the season. To-.
1t gives us plensure to add that the former
proprietors, the Messrs. CHICK, will spend their
summer ut the SPrings, and will be glad 10 see
their many friends there. -
~, ]. T. IIENERY.
F. TALBI2D,
j. BURSEY.
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Two DoLi.Ans per annum, II paid in advance ;
Two DOLLAR" nnd F'rrs Cksrs il no. pnid within
six months, and THREE DOLLARS If not pnid be-
fore the end Of the yenr. All subscriptions not
limited at tho time Of subscribing, wilt be con-
sidered rs indefinite, and will be continued until
arre"rages nre paid or ut the option of the Pro.
'prietors Orders from other States must inrari
a6ty be accompanied with the CASH
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RATES OF ADVERTISING
ly be accompanied with the Casj

The Proprietors of the Abbeville Banner 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 Mt One Dollar per Square tl4 inch-thc
space Of i solid lines or lcss) for the first nser
ton, and Fifty Cents for each subsequent in
sertOn.
GB The Commissioners. Shcriff's, Clerks and
Ordinarys Advertisements will be inserted in
both papers. each charging half price.
eSS- Shcriif's Levics, One Dollar each
GB Announcing Candidate. Five Dollars.
Advertising an Estray, Two Dollars, to be
paid by the Magistrate.
Advertisements inserted for three months, or
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