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" WAsnIHGr"S, April 24.-The charge against
Mr.. lizard, Governor Of Nebraska, having been
withdrawn, he will be removed on the ground
of public cxpc,liencv. 1t is probable that his
successor will hc chosen from n non. .slavchold.
ing State.
The Govcrnorship of Utah lns been tender.
cd to Maj. l'cnl Mcculloch, and it is believed
that hc will accept the appointment. y letter
is now on ITS way to him, requesting his pres
cncc i'll Washington.
The design of this administration is to nnr-
sue peaceful policy towards Utah, in order
That the laws be executed and the rights OF
every ioh"h'aht in the Territory protected
Without recourse 10 nrnls
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Election Notice.

DURSUANT to Writ of Election, Issued
Il by thl Governor, and directed to the
Managers OF Elections, for Ahbevllc District
there will bc an election held in said District on
the FIRST MONDAY and dny following, in
MAY next, for Representative in Congress, to
MI the uncxpired term CT Hon. +. S. Brooks,
deceased.
The election to be held Mt the following places
and conducted by the following persons appoint
ell Managers ofElcc,ious for AbbevilIc District,
by joint Resolution Of the Legislature of 1855 :
MANAGERS:
Abbcville c. H-Tohn Lesly, james a. Nc
Cord John a. Hunter,
tWarrenton. W. II. Brooks VIM. O. Pursy,
Robert Wilson.
ham, j. Ramsey Black.
LownIesviIe.-T. T. Cunningham, James
Clark, William Giles
Calhouns Mlls-D. II. Rogers, II. O. Tall
man, w. ii. Taggart -.
bradley 's.-Davd McClane, a. 7. wideman,
a. j. Weed. s..
White Hall-Gcn. ?. II. Bradley, CIV.
Sproull, J. H.. Hearst.
Grecnwo"l.-Dr. S. V. Cain, james Criswell,
Albert Funk. -
Woolville.-R r. Tultcrt, Johnson Sale, Pc
ter Mcclellan
DradfalI.-Augustus Cobb, Robt Jones, VIM.
Buchanau.
Benjamin NJ. LntinIcr.
Tribb!c's Storc-E. Tribblc, Robert Stuckey
I. B. Milford
Smithvile.-Silas Ray Thomas Riley, A. II.
Morton.
Frazierville.-J. W. Frazier, Leroy Purdy,
Enoch Nelson.
Stoney Point-Wm. d. Calhoun, Thomas
Stacy, Alexander II. King.
Moseley's.-James Z. Willard, Geo. L. Patter.
son, William Trcwiii. --'
Cothran's.-Jamcs H. Wideman, John Chiles,
Capt Robert Ltcs.
Due West Corner.-Jas. T.. McClinton, sWm
Norton, RobertW. hidden.
,Cokesbury;-Geo,rge A. Allen, F. A. Conner,
Charles Smith.
Speeds Augustus Smith, John Graves, Jno
MOsely Il
Bordcaux-Alexander Laramore, W. A. Gro
zier, Andrew Guillebeau.
Long Cane Mills.-J. N. Cochran, T, J;Rob-
erts, George Nichols
Mount TIill.-Enoch Barmore, AndrewP Pruitt
James Plain.
Donalds store.-J F. Donnald, J. N. Sea.
wright. II. Brownlee. @ a.s
Ninety-Six Depot-R. r. Goiding, W. B.
Meriwether,' Thomas Nichols. =.
April 10, 1858 80 St
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CONSIGNEES.

The following persons have freight in the
Depot at Abbevlle:-
IL Thompson, ii \ Jones, J ] Wardaw,
DR. Harris, Chas Cox, " NJ lIughey. r c Per-
rim, MCGOWAN, Enright Il starr, Il r Coch-
ran, Calhoun. L Haskell, DR. J W Kellar,
II Stone. Wier e. Lythgoc, ii : Kerr, Cobb II
Co, l. Dixon, (carc c Dupree.)
ID. r. SDNDLEY AT
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CATTLE AND Hoes IN LorIsvILLE-Wc extract
from The Louisville Courier Of Wednesday:
The market has continued very firm, aud all
good bccvcs and sheep command high prices ::
and farmers in Henry, Shelby, and contiguous
eonn,ies, are demanding s5 gross for good
bcevcs. The stock cattle in these counties ms
we learn from Intelligent sources, are in better
condition than any time before for ten Years.
and the prospect Of increasing the stock are
more fiattering than they had been for several
years.
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Headquarters.
FIRST DIVISION. s. C. NJ,

FINoT DIVlSlDN, s. C. NJ, ]
ADBEviLLE c. IL, April 90, 1857:
ORDER NO
A ELECTION will BE held at the various
"A ~Regimental Muster Grounds on SATUR.
DAY, the 18th of JUNE next for Brieadier
General Of the ID Brigade of Infantry ist
J. r. Weaver resIgued. -.
The Col5nels or officers. commanding Reci.
ments ave charged with the extension OF this
order; and Immediate " after :flte eferti8n 20
transmit to tile Major GsperaI; at this ;plSee:
statement in writing showing az 6IIt Of
each poll. 80
By order Of
MAJ. GEN. A. .Mss3&iTH.
Va eAtAeuss Division All. Gen.
April "a, 1857. Std
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THE FINANCES OF SrAIM-Tle Spanish budget
Tor 1857 makes some starting disclosures The
estimates for the year are put down mt not less
than l,So;,nnn.0o 600 reals, $4,000 900 more than
iatt-year. The deficit will he about 24o, ,oDo.-
600. to be provided for by loars aud other fin
ancial cXpcd:cEts.
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New Market Steam Mills.

TIIE Subscriber gives notice to tile People Of
l. Abbeville. Edgefield. Lnureiisand New
berry, that his MILLS have been Repaired
have pnt in New Boilers and New Bolting-
Cloths am now prepared to despatch bust
ness. and think am prepared to make rs fl ne
c.,,;n flG"T as any made in the Stately Regular
Persons from distance can besaccommodated
at any time by getting to the Mil before Sun
set and will Grind for them any flight in tue
week. j. Y. S. PAItrL LOW /.
hlarch2 20, 1857. - 4S-2m
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CHEAP DRY GOODS,
SPRING TRADE 1857,
AUGUSTA, GEO.
FeROOHH d NORRELL are now
ID in receipt of their New Stock Of
SPRING AND SUMMER
HD FEC Va d. GID GID So
Embracing all Of the Latest Styles of the
Season in
N - H&- EC~~ @0D"~
AS well as most Complete Assortment Of
STAPLE AND DOMESTIC ARTICLES,
To which they respectfully solicit attention -
Plain. Blk and Fancy DRESS SILKS, beau-
tful assortment;
Rich Foulard, Berege md Muslin ROBES
Large Assortment MUSLINS, LAWNS,
JACONErS, and ORGANDIES;
Fr. CAMBluCS, C1IAMBRAYS, and
BRILLIANTS;
DEBEGlS and DrBEGE ROBES, for
Travelling Dresses;
CHALLIES CIIALLY DELAINES,
md BERGE DELAINES
PRINTED LINEN LAWNS, for Indies
PRINTS and GINc1IAMs, every Style and
Variety;
MOURNING GOODS, in good assortment
VIII. CAMBRIC>, JACONETS, MULls
and NAlNSOOKS, Plain, Striped and
Checked;
Plain and Dotted SWISS VIII. and Cold
TAl;LATANS;
EMElsDlbEl;lES, very large assortment
of every desert ption
DRESS TRIMMINGS SKIRTS of all kinds;
MANTlLLAS, Il beautiful assortment for
Spring and Summer;
STELLA SlIAWLS VIII. GRAPE SIIAWLS;
HOSIERY, IL large assortment of every de-
scrir,ion
IRISH LINENS, LINEN SIIEETINGS, Pill
LOW LINENS;
TABLE DAMASK, DAMASK TABLE
CLOTHS. &c
TOWELLINGS, IIUCKABACKS and TOW
Els Of all kinds
SUMMER CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, DRAP
DE'ErES, LINEN DRILLS. COTTON
AIDES. and many other goods for Gents
aud Boys wear
English and American LONG CLOTHS,
PILLOW COTrONS;
Bro. III. lO-1, H. 12-4 SIIEETINGS;
PARASOLS. UMBRELLAS, FANS;
Alcxandcr's KID GLOVES SILK MI1TS,
Long and Short;
TICKS, STRIPES PLAIDS, CHECKS, &c,
Together with Il large assortment Of Goods for
SE1;N ANTS.
March 20, 1851. iS.tf
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ArTIM'T T" Constr SrIcIDE.-NTr. Sullivan,
TO whom reference was made in our PAPER n
lew days sine" a$ having been thrown, or lump.
ed from the car int" the James River, in pass
,ns over the bridge, is certainly temented.
Hreenvil!r Railrnad he attempted to commit
suicide by cutting his throat. Fortunately
the wound inflicted was not of sucl, charac-
ter as t" result in death. lie was brought to
Newberry, where Surgeon closed the wound
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MARK EES.

ABBEVll.LE, April 3o.-Cotton.-Priccs
range from III to l3c.
COLUMBIA, April 29.-The supply Of cot
ton on sale yesterday was rather more than
the previous day. all Of which was freely taken
at full and steady prices viz: 1le to l34, and
choice 13sc.
CHARLESTON, April 27.-Buycrs of cotton
were unable to make much progress to-day in
the execution of their ORDERS in consequence
of the veiv firm position occupied by holders,
and the sales were consequently limited to
some 526 bales at IL a ll4c.
CHARLESTON, April %.
The cotton market was quiet to-day, with
sales of 400 bales-no change in quotations.
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Removal,
CA Es X Z AGE

IN1lE Subscriber has removed from his old
Il. stand to Enriyht 4 Starr's Gin Factory
aud returns his thanks for past favors, and So
lIctis share of public patronage in his line
of business.
He will make Panncl Doors. Sash, Blinds
sWnrdrobcs. Tables, Desks, Door and Window
Frames, DC, &c.
n. Bile will also make Collins of the finest
style and finish.
For reference, nrply to any gentleman In the
town of Abbcville
G. c. BOWERS
April l, 1857 rs w
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delegation Of Greeks and Seminolcs will
visit Florida in the autumn, and en.lravor to
l:rS'a!c the S"nn"lcs there to clniyrate Vest
Mea"wh'l", no active military movements will
take place in Florida
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FiGmr IN WAsnSGroS.-A correspondent Of
the Baltimore American, writing from Wash
ingt"n, under late April II, says:
Some "f y"ur readers have probably noticed
Philip Clayton, Esq, the new First Auditor OF
the Treasury, with Galphnsm in the manner
of ALLOWING. The claim of W. Thompson against
the Meh";!,omec Indians. The author thereof
MIR. Geo. L. ilerrick, who is the Clerk ofsthe
Finance Committee OF the Senate, was attacked
at the Post Office tins morning by Mr.. Calvin
i. Sayrc, Of Alabama, Il second cousin Of Mr.
Clayton. and considerably pumrncllcd The
only visible hr,iisc. however, is q black eye, but
Mr.. Hcrrck complains that his shoulders are
somewhat lame. lie also says that the assail
ant put his head in chanccrv,to Use the flash
term OF the ring, and that he was thereby un-
nblc to d"anv thing more than to ward or n
few of tl;c blows from his head.
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r. II. WARDLAW & SON.
SPRING STOCK.

W. Inv, Invite ,s the H,! attention of our Customer.
supply of French, English and American DRY
GOODS which is very large and embraces the
,teoeSt and most elegant Goods of the Season.
buyers are assured that they may get Of U.s. ar
tlcles Of the best quality and ut low prices
Cash and prompt paying Customers will be Of
Tered many advantages-We enumerate-
Coz @ br"e"de Strip'd Fig'd Fancy Silks;
Isl 4 llnln Gros dc Rhine & 'Poult de Sol Silks;
flnln and Printed French Barcgcs
Elegant French De Lanes for Spriup:
pla'n and Printed Jaconets aud Organdics
French Cambrics and Briliantes
GinghnmB--Fine Scotch and Common:
French, English and American Prints
ChIntz Cold Briliante;
Bombasin, Canton Cloth AIpacas &c:
A Fine assortment Of Mourning Goods
Ribbons and Dress Trimmings of various STYLES:
Real Thren Laces and EJgngs
EmhroId Camb., Swiss, Thread l. Lslc Edgings
SIX Mantillas-a variety
large assortment of Fipd & Plun Ribbone
Gloves, Il varied assortment for Ladies, Gents,
Misses and Boys
Laced and Embroidered Collars and Sets
Embroidered and Plain Linen Handkfs
Whalebonc, Steel, SHELTON 4 Wro't CamL Skirts;
Kan Road Corscts Hosiery in great variety,j
Marseilles and Allcndale Quilts;
Furniture Dimites and Frinscs
D"mask Table Cloths and Napkins;
iinckaLack and Damask Towels
Pillow and Shccting Linen;
Superior Irish Linens;
Plantation osnaburgs Striped and Plain
Brown and Bleachcd Donlcstics
'iack and Colorcd Broad Cloths
l'rk, Cold and Fig'd Doeskins and Cas,i,neres
sup. Drap DEtes
Silk, Linen and Narselcs Nestines:
Shirts and Drawers-several sorts
Stocks, Cravats, Silk and Linen Handk'f -
Together with every article usually Kept
in this line.
Hn Our sIH.aRDvyAEsH; Depart.
ment will be founl Hoes, Scytles, Axes, Spados
Shovc's. Chains dc, dc, for Planters !; and a
great variety of Tools for Mechanics besides
a line assortment of Eazors, Pocket Knives and
Table Cutlery, Locks. Nails, Gc, &c.
We would call particular attention to our Ex-
ceilent assortment Of Boots Shoes, Gaiters and
Slippers for Ladies Gentlemen and Bows;
Saddles, Brides, Horse Collars &c
Crockcry GLASS dc;
llats Of all sorts, Rcady-Maie Clothing, DO
In short, If you need any Goods at ali, call
and we will try and supply your wants.
II. II. WARDLAW d son.
Abbeville March ~, 1857. 47-3m
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Citation

BY WILLIAM HILL, ESQ, Ordinary Of AbLc-
vile District:
"1IElsEAS, Michael Magrath has applied
w to me for Letters Of Administration,
on all and singular the goods and chattels,
rights and credits Of Nancy Ann IIemminger
late of the District aforesaid. deceased: :.
These are, therefore. to cite and almonislI
all and singular the kindred and creditors OF
said deceased, 70 be and appear before me, al
our next Ordinnry's Court for the said District.
to be holden ut Abbcville Court lIouse, OH tho
fourth day of May next, to show cause if any,
why the said administration should not Be-
granted. -.
Given und.r my ianT and seal, this eish~
tcenth day of April in the year sof our
Lord one thousand eight hundred anu f fty-
seven. md H. the eighty first year of fAneti:
can lndepchdence%s
w: HILL, o. 4. d.:
Apil o. 1851 81 2t
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MASONIC FEMALE COLLEGIATE
INSTITUTE.
MANDATORY RE

mhSON1C r cmALE CULLEGlAIE
INSTITUTE,
At COX KESBC CRY.
'1NllE Trustees Of this INSTITUTION dcsi
4 rous of placing it upon permanent ha-
SIS and Of extending its benefits. propose 10
sell SCHOLARSHIPS upon the following plan:
Twenty Years in the Literary De-
parimcnt, SI50 on
Fifteen Years in the Literary De-
., partmcnt, l25 90
Ten Years in the Literary Department, 80 90
cN 50 90
Any person purchasing n Scholarship for
nnmber,of years less thnn twenty will bc per-
mittcd to Use it at any time during twenty
years.
D. W. McCANTs, Esq, worthy brother
and gentleman of the highest rezpcctabiity,
Is our agent for the sale of the above, and is
authorized to receive donations. Confidently
relying upon the libcrality of our Order and an
Intelligent public, We commend him and his
mission to their confidence and support.
j. Il. VANCE, l.. 3. u.
March 16, 1857. 46.tf
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A few Of the Long Cane friends of W. G.
NEE1, would respectfully announce him rs
Candidate for Sheriff at the next election.
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Office Of Greenville & C. B. R. Company.
ABBEVILLE. April H. 1857
INllE bidding for the grading of the new
Il line of Railroad at Wilson's Creek, will
be closed after the Goth instant.
profile Of the road and and an estimate
of the work may be seen at the Office of the
General Superintendent of our Road, at
Columbia.
q TIOS. C. PERRIN, President.
Aprlrl5, 1857. 51tf
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KANSAS AIp.-Th" Boston Journal SAYS: The
resolves apH!"pria,ng 100000 in aid of the
Free Stat" settlers in Kansas were acted upon
III the ll"us" yesterday, the question being Ia.
ken at |. o'clock by assignment. The
the majority in favor of them being only sew.
en-. Th" resolves barely escaped being defeat
cd. When it is remembered that they passed
to IL third reading on the 10th inst, by q vote
of 206 t" ln3, wIici, is Just two to one, the
change of sentiment in regard to this iniui
cious appropriation is quite significant. A lit
tie more time would have completed the rev.
olutlon. motion to reconsider the vote
whereby they were passed has been made,
and we trust they will be finally rejected by
the House to-day
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F UR NI4URE WAREROO MS!
BENJAMIN s. GOODRICH,
Broad Street, Augusta, Georgia,

=
NEXT Door above Thomas <.----
~ Richardson's Il Sons s.s;;sssS
Book Store, andoppositc LAM st:sfzIl--zss5
backs Il Coopcr's new Iron Store, would re-
spectfully announce to their friends and the
public that they are now receiving daily n
choice and well Selected assortment Of all kinds
Of FURNITURE, such as Bureaus, Book
Cases Sofas, Chairs, Tete-n-tetes, Centre Tables,
Window Shades, DC, of the latest and most
fashionable designs, which they will guarantee
to sell as low as can be bought in the city. and
we mite all who wish to purchase. to call and
examine onr stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Spring, Hair and Cotton MATTR AS SES, and
all kinds Of Furniture Manufactured and Re-
paired to order, with ncatness and dispatch.
S5sSS" This Firm, positively have no conncc-
tion with any otIier Furniture House in this
city. BENJAMIN d GOODRICH,
Augusta, ca. April %, 1886. 62-ly
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We are authorized to announce c. r. SULLI-
VAN, ESQ, candidate for Congress- to ill the
uncXpired term Of Hon. p. S. Brooks
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J. D. MCCLELLAN,

q SURGEON DENTIST,
MOULD most respectfully inform the cit-
~ zens of Abbeville and Edgefeld Dis
tricts, that he will spend the first half of each
month in Abbeville and the latter halfin Edge.
field, where he will lie. pleased to attend to
any professional calls thatlhe2may receive.
Address-Abbsville C. H., Greenwood and
Mill way.
April 20, 1857. blsm
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April |, 1885,
-RR ND GD .EA %
A. N d ST Alto merry

INIE Undersigned has opened BOOK
Il STORE III Ncwbcrrv, where he keeps
constantly on hand II fine assortment of Rclig-
ionS, Miscellaneous and School BOOKS.
Orders froma distance will be filed Mt the
shortest notice. w. J. DUFFIE.
Newberry {. II. Ian % 3S-lv
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GS- The friends Of II. r. SPANN, Esq, re
spectfully announce him rs Candidate for
seat in the L. s. House of Representative, to
fill the vacancy occasioncd by the death of Hon.
Preston s. Brooks
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MAR RI ED.

o" the 23d of April, 1857, by David Nc
Clanc, Esq, Mr.. J. J. RApuRN and Miss SARAH
PirEsoN, all of this District.
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q a FEW MORE Left"


4 LrliOCGll our New Stock of Spring
large sales we making, still we would say to
our friends, and the pnhlic-Come on, we have
"a Few More of the SAME Sort Left"
and will be pleased to serve you to the best of
orr ability.
Were we to attempt to enumeratc nil our
Stock the newspaper would not hold it ; and
besides, We deem it altogether unnecessarily
Suffice il to say That we have large und
varied assortment of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
EEADY-MADE CLOTHING,
HARDWARE, BOOTS, SHOES
GATHERS HATS, CARS, BONNETS,
CR0CKERY, GLASS AND TIN WARE.
S1.GAE, COFFEE,
TEA, RICE, NAILS,
AND VINEGAR.
TRACE CHAINS,
HARNESS, rI.UW LINES,
POWDER. SLOT,
LEAD. SOAP,
CANDLES,
STARCH
SODA, SPICES 4 COOKING EXTRACTS.
In short, almost anything reasonable man
could desire.
As to prices we need not say we will sell our
goods lower than any one else, for sensible
people know that such assertions are "all
fudge" But We do say that we will deal fairly
and sell as low rs honest men can afford to SELL
and we respectfully invite those IN want Of
goods to give us a-call, as they might - 20 far
tlcr and fare worse -
s.E. GRAYDoN eco.
April l6, 1857 soft
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cB~ The friends of Gen. NJ. l.. BONIIAM
respectfully announce him rs n Candidate for
the scat in the U. s. House of Representatives
made vacant by the death Of the Hon. Preston
s. Brooks. 4o-tdc
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MARSHALL, LEE & DeBRUHL.
INHE undersigned have associated with them,
l. III the Practice of, the Law, STEPHEN
C. DEBRUHI. Esq. All business entrusted to
their care Will receive prompt attention.
J. FOSTER MARSHALL,
w. A. LEE. y
january 12, 1857. j; 37.tf
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ss Head Quarters,
ETGHTH REGIMENT, s. c. MI
= April 1871

s Head Quarters,
EIGHTH REGIMENT, s: c.Ml
April, 1851
JNHE Lower andsUpper Battalion comprising
l. the 9Th Regiment of S. c. NJ, will apear
for Drill and Review at their respective parade
gro,lpJsy y[as follows: : - -
TkeIower Battalion at Bradley's Old Field,
on SATURDAY. 25th inst.
Tho Upper battalion at bicCgw,s. old Field,
on SATURDAY, the I'd Of MAY next.
The Commissioned and non Commissioned
officers will attend at each place the day pre-
vious fol. .driIl and instruction.
Captains commanding Beat Companies will
order out the pioDeers in tlfeir commands. ,,,
uniform. -
Majors Rogers and Cunninghsms wilt please
extend the above, order. %
BY order Of -
COZ: n. d. HARPER
81: :WILlsos, kdiutant. - -
~ APFh 8, 1877. As -. I'd.
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KANSAS MEETING ~ WiNNsEoEo.-A meeting
was held in Wiunsboro, Fairfield District, on
Thursday last, To listen to All address Of Mr.
Baker, lately in this city, upon questions per-
quested to act Chairman, and +. Gaillard
us Secretary. The respective officers having
taken their seats General Buchanan, after
few pertinent remarks expressive Of his own
feelings on the issue. and its importance to the
South, introduced Colonel Alpheus Baker to
the respectable aSscmblagc. Colonel Baker was
greeted with arplauscs. and then proceeded
i'll his usual effective manner to present the
vastn"ss Of The issue, and its incalculablc bear
ing upon the drsinies of the South. At the
conclusion, resolution was offered and adopt-
cd for the appointment of Il Committee to can
vas the district for snhscri ptions. collection
was also taken up n! the meeting, though its
amount is not stated.
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New Spring and Summer Goods
N EEN
CHAMBERS s. MARSHALL'S
No. 4 Granite Range,

AB}ENlLLE {. H., S. G..
WYE CALL the attention of our numerous
w friends, and the Public generally, to
our large and varied assortment of
Fresh Spring and summer Goods
The character Of which is so misccllan cous that
our advertisement could not represent the cx-
tent of our Stock, or the inducements offered
to purchasers.
We can therefore only solicit the attention
of bnyerssppd sny to them that We arcspre-
pared tosdo them JUSTICE in the various tyfes Of
Silks, Barege Robes, Muslin Robes,
DRESS GOODS, .EMBROlDERIES,
Laees, Hosiery, Ribbons, Mantillas,
GLNGHJLS, LII HN,S, r.
Linens, Organdies, French Print,
j Il q 0 " II rs,
And n Stock, which cannot be cxceled, of
French, English and American
d. IA IL 81 & GOD %
Onr Stock of Silk and Straw Bonnets is
full. of all qualities.
For Gentemens' wenr we have received a
large and well selected Stock of
Vestinss, Spring and Summer CaSsimers,
WHITE AND BROWN LINEN DRILLS,
DUCKS AND HEAVY LINENS,
And great variety of HATS suitable for
summer wear. ..
'Aprila,.1857. ~ 49.n-
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-05-01
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS {!
NJ. STRAUSS,
G. o K Il S B U .R Y

20 4 f. S 3 y R 7.
TNO SUPPLY the wants of my Customers
L and Friends laid in large and extern
sivc Stock in all the articles kept in my store,
and determined Ter inducements to pur-
chasers both in pace and quality.
Therefore cali aud c.ran,inc and YOU will be
conpinccd NJ STRAUSS.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-05-01

Attention.!
Southern Rights Dragons
NOu are hereby ordered To appear Es
l. Mt your usual Parade Ground, FHS
on S11URDA Y the 9M Of MAY next, ut
10 o'clock, n. m., for Drill and Instruction.
Bv Order of CAPT PERRIN.
II. j. WHITE, O. S.
Abbeville c. H., April so, 1857. [52 1t
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-05-01

Elegant and Cheap
Rcldy-mIGc Clothing,
-E1~ GD M&
CENTS, BOYS AND YOUTH.
VI. STRAUSS,
Cokcsbury.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-05-01

GB The Southern Rights ORA.
ssoOns will 7YLTupon NOR IFOOU'S OLD
f1ELD SATURDA Y, the 9th Instant, com
mcncing ut ] l o'clock.-The Public are invited
to he present.
There will he two prizes, and as the compc-
tIt'on will be strong good sport may be cx-
pectcd.