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Ohm y. HOWELL. AAMiLIDN 3. Ho" fi'l
J. N. HOWELL q Co.,
Receiving and Forwarding Merchants.


On the zLeyee, Shreveport, La. .,.- .
TEAVE purchased the we'll known building former
/ L ly occupied By Messrs Douglass Il Dashiei, on
the Lcvee. lat the steamboat anding,1 and are now
prepared to receives store ororward cotton and mer-
chandisc of every description at as low rates as any
respectable house Shreveport. Our warehouses are
Immediately the banks oi the river, and among the
largest and most convenient in the country, which
renders facilities for storing and shipping cotton
equal not superior that possessed by any other es-
adjustment onSRed River.
Cotton will be shipped without being exposed to
mud rain. All goods will be promptly forwarded
according orders; and every attention will be paid
to the interests of our patrons.
We are prepared to make liberal cash advances on
cotton goods sent to our
We keep constantly on hand complete assortment
of groceries, provisions, flour, bacon SALT sugar, mo-
lasses coffee tea, candles soap, whiskey brandy gin,
rum, vines syfups, tobacco, snuff. fancy groceries,
castings, nails which will be sold at the lowest
prices. june25
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Negroes at Auction.

WILL be sold at public au elton, in front of the
w Courthouse, on SATURDAY, lst August
next Three likely Negro Esoys.
Ternu-Five months credit, for approved city ac-
ceptance iunlO7 T. r. SIMPSON, Auct'r
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Printing Materials.

A Imperial Printing Press, and Type sufficient to
"a publish paper, together with chases cases rule
and the necessary furniture, for sale cheap. The ma
terals are in first rate order. Apply this Office
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Exhibitions TO-DAY "wednesday III this place
being positively the last
By the request of many families, the company will
perform at o'clock p. NJ, for the benefit of Fam
lies and Children, and again at /, p. n. june24
4th JULY CELEBRATION
BrA sumptuous BARBECUE will be given at the
Sulphur Springs, (near Greenwood on SATURDAY the
4th of July. Capt w. A. Lacy, has been selected to
deliver Grafton in honor of the day, and ample ar
rangements will be made for the accommodation of
NIL who may be present
The ladies and gentlemen of the parishes of Caddo
and DeSoto, and Of Harrison county Texas, most
respectfully invited to attend. June %, 1857.
% WE are authorised to announce THOMAS H.
PITTS as a candidate for reelection to the office of
Recorder of the Parish of Caddo. Election, Monday,
I'd November.
On the 22d inst after lingering illness Mr.. JAMES
S. ALLEN, aged about As years, ofthe Late firm of AL
len d. Paxton.
On the morning of the 21st inst =, aged about
five months, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Thatcher.
1.-THE family residence, q miles from Shreveport,
on Wednesday morning last, 18th inst, Mrs. ELIZA
MooRNG aged So years, consort OF Timothy Moorlng,
and of the earliest settlers Of Caddo parish; leav
ing numerous circle of friends to sympathise with
her bereaved husband and family in their ieparable
loss. She exemplary member Of the Methodist
Episcopal church. and died as she had lived in the
Oh I'LL WHO hHGW peace
On the 2lst inst at the residence Of his parents, in
Caddo parish, RUFUS RICHARDSON aged years, son OF
V. d. and Virginia Metcalf.
On the 18th inst, at quarter past FL O'clock A. M,
at the residence Of her father, Caddo parish, after
and protracted Illness CoNsuEILo CLEMENTNE,
aged years months and IS days, daughter OF f. M
and Sarah M. Coleman.
bright in that happy land
Beams every eye; # rs.
Kept BY Fathers wand,
Love cannot die; ....
Then shall His kingdom come, ....4.
Saints shall share glorious home,
And bright above the sun
We reign for aye!'
Jumped overheard from steamer Swan, on the 18th
inst, few miles above Alexandria, Mr. E. WALLACE,
"a tailor) late Of Shreveport. The Louisiana Demo
GRAFT states that the deceased laborng under at
tack Of delrium tremens. S
New Orleans Market.
June ls-I Yesterday about 1000 bales OF cotton
changed hands. To-day, there are some few buyers
in the market bnt hear Of no sales.
The receipts Qncluding $685. bales on hand,)
since the lst September have been sol 874 bales
Exported during same time, l,4l9,T33.
Ordinary, lo15@laI Good ~ 9l41'z
Posk-M.o s2s oo@24 %; mess. s24 oo@24 50.
BAcoS-Sides, l214 @l4lac; shoulders, lo58@ll c.
LARD-i3@16c. ~ tb.
CoRS-75ets@sl 100 y bushel.
CoEFEE--Rio. 81 @llc. ~ ID.
sueAR-9334@l2c. IL ID.
MoLAssEs--63@65c 9a gallon.
NHIsKEY-Rectified, 81 g29 raw ,32QS33 u gal.
BAeeISe&RopE- -Bagging l5@l 75ac. rope SOIL.
sa,IaTo7--LLiverpool fine, s. 2o9l 5 cparse s5ets
LMn-At retail -Thomas 50 3o@2 80. Wes-
tern, 81 STOOL go
Land Warrants, 90c. @95c. T acre.
CATrLE MARKEE, June -
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kuctioneer and Commission Merchant,

Texas street. Shreveport, Ba
A GENT for ${he slle Of Begging, Rope, LoRsells
"a Jeans. Kerseys, I,inseys, Cotton Yarns Tobacco
Ploughs Iron. Nils, Western Produce and Plantation
(Ino6s generally aug2n
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~ or the parish Of Catdo ii tie town IF shrere-
TSas port, d negro woman, aged about twenty-toaf
veTs some Ave feet three Or four inches gh, and y
rrifI complexion: has two teeth Of her upper jaw
calls herself RACHAEL and says that she belongs to
Mr.. Bovkin Weatherspoon. resting IN the PARISH %
Desoto, State Of Louisiana. She was appreciated 81
nlanration, about 10 miles from Shreveport. hs
owner or owners Of said negro Is hereby notled e
come forward prove property pay charges ana take
OF She will be disposed ofas tire law directs
MOI W. r. STURCsESS, JaiEor.
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Pa psieWlar Netsrt
NntifG.

yET H, c. HUDGINS, is my duly authorised agent
' Y during my absence. {. A. DENNIS.
Shreveport, June 3, 1887. Jlo-3m
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HUDUINS d VAN BIBBER,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
STAPLE DRY CO. OBS.
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, LIQUORS,
IRON, NAILS, BAGGFNG, ROPE, &c.
No LEvEE SrREEr-Frontng the steamboat land.
ing, Shreveport.
TIMER stock consists in part ofevery variety Of Sn-
A gars. cotfees, teas, molasses salt, tobacco, ci.
CARS, candles, soap, spices, pickles, fish, -four, pork
beef bacon. hams lard, butter cheese rice, oils, fruits
candies, syrups, wines, liquors, powder, shot, lead
starch lime, hardware, boots shoes, hats, caps Low
ellis, domestcs iinseys, kerseys and heavy plantation
goods, of every descriptions.
Liberal advances made on consignments OF cotton
in cash or articles OF merchandise. aprl29
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9Th JULY CELEBRATION
-. .. 4

liza sumptuous BARBECUE will be given at the
Sulphur Springs, (near Greenwood on SATURDAY, the
4th of July. Capt ". A. Lacy, has been selected tc
deliver Grafton in honor of the day and ample
engagements will be made for the accommodation OF
all who may be present.
The ladies and gentlemen of the parishes of Caddc
and DeSoto, and Of Harrison county, Texas most
respectfully invited to attend. June %, 1857
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DRY GOODS! DRY G0ODs!!
ID II Y G. o ODS!!!
nrr Gel
s5O,O0O WORTH OF RRY GOODS
az TREMENDOUS sACRIFICE

To Inc Inhabitants Of Shreveport and Its vicinity,
Planters, Merchants, Hotel Keepers and Pediars,
notice Is hereby given that
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- BOXES Window Glass assorted; 70 kegs Wait
1 y Lead; 10 bbls Linseed Oil. bbla Iarpsnlins
Just received and for sale b.
sny27 HUDIlss = n AeplDb1h-
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" eunt SuaV,.....APIII Q FFtuHesudy 1'..t ~ "
The Duke was built expressly for passenger boat to
ply the Mississippi and is in every respect the finest
and largest boat that ever entered Red River. Her
cabins are unusually commodious and furnished in the
most magnificent manner, and for comfort. good
Communications, safety and speed she is unsurpassed.
Captain Apologize soicis continuance of the libera!
patronage heretofore extended to him, pedging himself
that nothing shall be wanting on his part to give sat
isfaction. For freight or passage, apply on board.
The Duke will hereafter connect at Shreveport with
the steamer NJ &. Daugherty for Jefferson and will
at all times receive freight and passengers fer Benton,
Port Caddo, smthand, Jefersonand all intermediates
landings which will be forwarded without detention.
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. D. SALE is my lawful agent and attorney in
IT, fact during my absence from Caddo parish, to
transact business for me generally for myself and as
tutor for MY children. JAMES H. BR4 AN.
ShreynpOrt, Nov. 30, 1856. dec3- tt
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Candidates.

u We are authorised to announce THOMAS II
PITTS as a candidate for reelection to the office Of
Recorder of the Parish Of Caddo. Election Monday
I'd November
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'Sherif-s Sale.

RY virtue of sundry Writs of Ficra Facias
- TO me directed, will sell at AbbcviIle
Court House, on the first Monday and Tuesday
III February next, within the legal hours of sale,
the following property, to wit:
quo acres Of land. more or less, bounded bv
w. Il. Jones. Jns Kingsworth and others MS
the property Of J. Il. Carter, ads. l.. L. $. Az.
new. H. II. Mays aud others.
l3O Acres, more or less, bounded hy jas. Cotl,
ran, Arch Boyd und others, as the property of
Stephen w. Willis. ads SAINT Perrin and Others
26O Acres, more or less, bounded by Jas
White. Rob't Simpson aud others, az the proper-
ty of a. Mauldn, uds. J. &. DonnclIy & Co., and
others
lIouse and Lot in I.owndesvile, containing
i* Acres, more or less, bounded by Joel Lock.
mart ana Others as the property of l.. w. Nc.
Cnlisicr, ads. VIM. NJ. Bell and others.
5'o Acres, more or less, bounded by f. f.
rover, ). q. Bozc'nan aud others, rs the prop
cr,y "f Jno A. Martini ads. II. w. Lundy and
others.
800 Acres, moro or less, bounded by G. Cox,
Iharis Martin aud others. us the property of p.
Is. Moragne, ads. NJ. G. Gardner and others
90 Acres, more OF less, bounded by J. 2
Graves, Peter Gillebauu and others rs the prop
crty of Is. T. Gilbert ads. Carmichael L. Bean
and others.
400 Acres, more or less, bounded by Thos
Pettigru, Saral, Jones and others, rs the prop.
erty of w. w. Hill, ads Wideman & Gibson and
others.
l Horse, and at Defendants residence on Tues
day after Sale. day, Cows and Wagon Body,
us the property of John Dou.luss, ads. ID. w. e.
TillotsOn and others
Grey Mule and Sorrcl Filly, as the property
OF Jno. McCrcr, ads. Jno a. Hunter, assignee.
Horse, as the property Of Howard Stro,hcr,
ads l.. a. DeGratfcnrcid.
TERMS CASH.
Il r. COCHRAN, S. AID.
In
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For Mems Wear
PLANTATION GOODS.

Our Stock Of Pluntution Goods is very larso.
which we sell at Columbia prices, consisting of
kerseys. Georgia Plnius White aud Grey Biau-
kets; and every body says that has seen tlem
,hat our HltoGANS, !sc.. are decidedly the
our Stock OF the above Goods; YOU will find i
To your advantage 10 dn sn. if you want 10 buv.
We invite cucl and nll Of orr numerous
friends, and the public generally, 10 call and OK
anime our Stock, which VIC ut all tnes take
great pleasure i'll showing, mud warrant a. rep
resented.
AS every article is marked The lowest at " leh
it can be sold. no deviation whatever will. be
made from the first price asked 80
Abbeville g. H., Oct. 81, 1856. 2s.tf
Gag Independent Press COPY.
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HOUSE BUILDING.

'f' "nd"' signed Is now prepared to do all
l. work entrusted to his care, in the Buil,l.
ing Line; to Draw Plans and erect all dcscrip-
lions Of Buildings, from one-story house to a
Court House.
Having received instructions from the best
Architects in the Union he flatters himself that
lie can nave worksfionc in a style equal to and
REfEREScEs - King & Kellun,, Architects,
brooklyn. New York; VIM. Gnincr, Architect
OF New York City: Perryman & Waller, New
Market; DR.. John L. Barrntt, Barrattsvilie.
-, HENRY JONES.
New Market, Dec. 1G, 1856. 35 If
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SPARTANBURG FEMALE COLLEGE,
FACULTY,

FACULTY.
j. WOFFORD TUCKER Esq., President. and
Professor of Moral and Mental Philosophy and
Bellies Leitrcs.
Rev. CHARLES TAYLOR. A. NJ, NJ. D., rro.
lessor of Ancient I.,nr,,n.cs and (:h.,nis,rv
Rev. W. NJ. CRENSIIAW, (or Va..} Professor
of Mathematics and Natural Philosophy.
Miss PliEBE PAINE. Insiructrcss in Botany
Descriptive Astronomy, History &C.
MIR. ST PIERRE f.. SAUNIER, Professor of
Music
Mr.: T.. NJ. EDwARDY, Professor of Music,
Drawing and Painting.
MIR. f.. NJ. EDWARDY, Professor of Modern
Languages
Fees. Fer Session of five months, payable int
rari"hty az 0dramce:
Tuiti.n, i'll the regular College Course
inclnding the Latin aud Greek Lam
gua@es. Mathematics. :::l :. f,.!! course
Of the ordinary English branches $40 90
Music on Piano, ut the discretion of the
r.tron......:..... Observation-Disclosures. 5000
,H"S'c on ''uifar,. ...................... 1890
French Caught by Professor who
speaks the Language in lis puriy,)... 1000
Drawing and Paining,............ ...... $50
These branches may be studied, or
not, at the option "f the pupil and ure
not necessary to gra i,ntnn.
Board, on the Campus with some MEM
her of tn. Faculty, per month";. 1000
Washing mud lights extra. =.
The next session begins on the 4th " c,lucsdnv
i'll February, and ends in Juy.
lhe location Of the College, affor.ling scclu.
,ion, protection and comfort, with most f,vora.
bic sanitary conditions, its snci un,! moral gov
cclninent; its thorough and efficient modes of
instruction. its capacity To impurt n complete
education, within limits Of very moderate ex.
prn'i't"re. its unparalleled success, commend it
to the favorable consideration of parents ami
guardians, charged with the proper education Of
young ladies'.
E9S Catalogues containing detailed inrormn-
non VIII he sent 10 any person applying by mnil
to the President.
SlarInnburg, s. c., Jan. Z, 1857 37-3t
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20 bb's. = Yellow SUGARS,
Iihds. Golden Porto Rico,
80 Bngs prime Rio COFFEE.
20 Pockets old Gov. Java Coffee.
Mocha
500 Sacks Liverpool SAT-,
2O Tons Swectls RO.N, (cenuine.)
100 Kegs NAILS asSnrled Nos,
Bncksmitll's Tools, complete,
Fancy Groceries of every description,
White Lead, Oils and Window Glass
Venetian Red, Spanish Brown, Putty &C.,
B"gging, Bale Rope aud Irvine,
Sausage Cutters, Suffers, &c,
Hand Pole and Broad Axes, collins make, }
Waffle and Wafer Irons,
Augers. Chisels. llan,lsaws, DC,
Brass Kettles Porcelain Ware
l,ooo pieces Hollow Ware, (Euglish) assorted,
A large stock of Wooden Ware,
Any kind of Country Produce taken at lber.
tinctiy understood that the Credit Business is br
equivalent, and it is to be hoped that my old e.
Tor 1t shall be Observed. Self preservation is the
Abbcvie e. H., November 4, 1856. 29.tf
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

1895 Prizes amounting to. 1896, 900
Whole Tickets, S1e-Halves, ss-Quartsrs, "a
Eighths %. 3
The first 2l9 Prizes are decided in the usual
manner.
5000 Prizes Of $50 will be determin ed bv the
last figure Of the Number that draws the S6O.-
900 Prize. For example, il We Number draw
ing the 100000 Prize ends with No. l, then all
the Tickets where the number ends in l will be
entitled to 500 If the number ends with Nc
9, then all the Tickets where the number ends n,
2 will be entitled to $50, and 80 on to o.
Certificates Of Packages will be sold ats the
following rates, which is the risk:
Certificate of Package of 10 Whole Tickets 500
10.Ualf 81
" 10 Q9arter 25
10 Eixtsths l2}
Address orders for Tickets OF Certificates OF
Packages of Tickets either 10
.SaSWAN g. CO., Atlanta, Ga,
or S.rSWAN, Montgomery Ala.
or s. SWAN, Box 200, Mobile, Ala.
Dec. "a, 1856. SO II. q
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WILLIAMSON MALE ACADEMY.

VIE Exercises of this Institution will bo re.
s",n"d on the 4,h Monday in January
INST, under the control Of J. Manly Walker,
with IL competent Assistant. The Trustees arc
llnticrcd in again having secured the services of
Aar. aiker for the ensuing year. The Institu-
tion has finely prospercd under his churge; and
from experience we can recommend him ss n
gentlcinan and teacher of high character md
worthy of patronage. Students will be prepared
to cntcr respectable class in any College IN the
State.
WIiliamston is II healthy and fourishne Town
! in Anderson District. The GrccnvilIe & CoIuu.
bin Railroad P,ssrs through the place, by which
Students from abroad can find an easy access
HE place Is more pleasant aud desirable Oh nc
count OF the celebrated Mineral Spring which
is near the Academy.
Rates of Tuition.
Spelling, Reading and Writing per Session, 5000
The ab,'vc with English Grammar, Book
Keeping, Philosophy, observation-disclosures. 900
Ancient Languages aud Mathematics, ...... 1900
contingent Expenses, ...................... SO
students will he charged from the time of en-
tcrinT until the close of the Session.
Board can be had in respectable families. at
from Eight to Ten Dollars per month.
REV. B. +. MAULDIN,) =,
DANIEL. LIGON,
AUSTIN WILLIAMS.
DIR. w Is. MILLWEE, 6
W. X. CLEMENT
Williamson, S. G., Nov 10, 1856.
,,.cN This is to certify that Mr.. j. Manly
Walker was pupil, and afterwards IL pupil and
assistant with me, in the Thalau Academy
Ills scholarship was highly respectable, his NOR
ais lrreproacl'ahl", all his habits and principles
noble and becoming the ger, ,lcunan and the Chris
tian lie has my full confidence as such, and I
feel certain that he will prove himself an ctfi.
c'ent and faithful teacher, worthy of patronage
not only IN tue lower hrnnclcs, but in the Class
ica' and Mathematical Departments Of any
academy ana justly mcri,ing the kind regard
of all gentlemen.
]. l.. KENNEDY.
l'l,h'ian Academy, Nov. IL, 1856.
Jan. II. 1857. 80 I'm
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ATTENTION, PLANTERS!
Economy and Utility!

ATTENTION, PLANTERS!
Economy and Utility! 3
TNHE updsrnamed having purchased the Right
l. of Warlick's PL OW. Patented April
Sd, 1855, will sell Plantation Rights, per
floW ................... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Sl.OO
Will furnish pattern Stock with small Scoo-
Ter, at bl5 S. L. Bonds Shop in Green
wood, for. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4.5O
without Scooter..... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 400
Will deliver to order at Plantations pattern
Stock with small Scooter, or at cohveni-
ent Depot on Rail Road. .................... 500
Without Scooter. I6O
The above Prices include the Right
II. 3. KERR, ESD. is Our authorized Agent
Mt Abbeville c. H., from whom Rights can he
obtained, and at whose Store the Plow can be-
seen.
This Plow. from it's simple atructufc, durab-
ity, ligltness of dranght, ease of5rnanagement,
adaptation to the different Shares used in the
cultivation of the farm, and consequent cheap
ness, is commenting iiself to general use sas q,
Superior Faraning Implement wherever tried.
1@ BILL g. ANDREWS.
Greenwood, 8. c., Oct 8, 1856. 26-Iy --
We, the undersigned, having examined and
tried the Warlick Plow, concur in the above
Communications. JAMES CRESW ELL,
y JOHNSON SALE,
>.e+ n. M. WHITE,
~. tsss. s. z..sss, SAMLsMcGOWAN
j., s fTSls ~ r .lt si.ARKIN REYNOLDS, .
ROBT W. LITES,
: ssKe s. As ~ RIDElMAN.
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ABBEVILLE MALE ACADEMY.

VIE EXERCISES Of this Institution will he
l. resumed on the First Monday in January
next. The government of tho Schoul will br
rigid, und every effort will be made to maintain
high standard of morality.
The Scholastic Year will be divided into two
Terms. The first will commence on the Ist Mon.
day in january. and continue Twenty eight
weeks; the second will begin OH the I'd Monday
in September, aud continue twelve weeks.
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@eod-@uarUers.

Neutrality-suspicious..
2Np BRIGADE S. G. NJ,
Edgeiiell g. H., Dee. 10Th, 1866
ORDERS NO
obedience to orders received from his Ex-
u ccllcncy the Governor, M Election will be
held at the various Regmentai Muster Grounds
in the 2nd Brigade, S. &. NJ, on Wednesday the
25th February, 1857, for Major General Of lst
Division, 5. G. NJ, TO ii! the vncuncy occasinned i
by the resignation of Major Gen. SAMUEL Nc
GowAN.
BY order Of
Brig. Gcn'l. JNO. r. WEvER.
Il. W. CARwILE, Brigade Major.
Jan. Z, 1856. 81 2,
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Ale and Porter, best qualities,
Bacon, Beef Tongues &c.
Trace, Fifth Tongue, Log aud Stretcher Chuius
Powder and Shot, Double barrel Guns,
Gun Wads. Caps Of every kind,
Ion" B"il, Worcesterslire and Harvey SAUCES.,
Cheese, Pickles, Tyson Tea. sc.
o Balances, Steelyards, GriJirons and Grind
Stones.
Spinning Wheels. Band and Hoop Iron,
Cast, Blister and German Steel,
" l-Buckets Sifters aud Matches,
Coif' &c Mills, Cedar Buckets, &c.
Shovels, Spades and Pitchforks,
Cotton, Manila and Jute Rope,
sperm, Adamantine and Tallow Candles
Cow Bells, and other Musical Instruments.
odolpho Wolfe's Aromatic Schcidam Sch nupps.
small lot OF brandy, Whisky and Wine.
Nio Hondo Segars always OH hand.
prices in exchange for Goods 1t must be dis.
light to close. ] must have the CASH, or its
TONERS will cheerfully conform to the new rul.
rst law of nature.
II. s. KERR.
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DRUGS AND ROCKS

DRUGS AND BOOKS.
'lIE subscribers are constantly receiving nd
ditmhni supplies 10 their already extensive
stock of Books and Medicines and ore now nre
pared to fill orders with pronpncss and despatch
Our stock OF Fancy articles and P-rfumery is
large, aud we invite attention to it.
We have also OH hard Il lot of erccllcmt
Guns, which we will sell at prices lo,rcr than
epe' oVerea I" ms market before; also a lot OF
superior Pocket Knives and Razors
Also, Nuts of all kinds, R;sins and Cundies.
We particularly solicit orders for Bonks and
pledge ourselves to sell them rs low as they can
TIC had III Columbia or Charleston.
BRANCH Sc ALLEN.
Dec II, 1856. 35 #
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SWAN & CO.'S LOTTERIES.
Capital Prize, 100000!
Southern Military Academy Lottery

'NO he drawn in the City of Mobile, Alabamn.
i i'll public, on Friday, january 80,
1857, oil the Plan of Single Numbers!
John Hurtel and WssW. MEG uire. Esqs, Com
missioners.
10000 Tickets !A3,225 Prizes. More than
One Prize to every Ten Tickets! Brilliant
Scheme
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1857-01-29
Notice to TAXPAYERS.

WILL attend Mt the undermined times and
places, for the purpose Of collecting Taxes