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EANnhN;tri RhmrANT.

The $'r,,,t ,rnw ,r,,.f,r,t.s in Iu,lin show
how mr,c rrj,..' {. ."..iN remains IN human ma
,uic. beneath thr h,ul,'"m" hu' shallow v'n""r
inr AMI >hrnj-ii e ,9l I!|.,i. an. N-mn Sahl.
,l,nvr', !! barbarian hv lnr' hiS been n!l lis III"
in close c"r;..", wth civilized society. and seas
ur G,r y.ui:vnrr. It TIA" LAT" events III Ben.
ral haze brought I'll, the ,usttur,S ui the savh.."
to the surface: the claws stick ou, from the vel.
vet paws rI tir the tiger, aud from his t"n.u"
laps hlnrl. lie mal..S nncc-mcat of his ,li
British snriarr, in ia" draw in, room. th" cariI,
nnd the chase. nui ln!iic;s upon the helpless
wu:ici and children such uurarcj only the
combinrd ingenuity and uacr of II devil could
have devised. On in" ":hcr hand, tn" British,
the very flower ol ,nolrrn civilization, seen,
transform II into >ava"c4, an rather, tn" s,va,..
tha; lies ,iornau' i'll every human heart i, de-
vriop"i n!.' fearful activity, lay the horril excess
cs nnl icrrIb!" .""vu"a;."ilS they have received.
The ancient b;itniiS wcr" NOT capable Of NOR"
barhtr'>;:. T." their "nri.i"s than their pniiscL
drrrn'inn'- under Tia" s:!mu'"us Of their fearful
wrong.s. W" do not rr":cn,i 10 bla!n" them -
ii" VIII" i in ,:r den oi wild b.;:.!<. .:.ii
them with tiicir "wn irrpcry and determine
Iirn.
Vet. i. Shows how m@ci, Of t!.r Will bon>,
thee. :, = Il IN ntn i"" rn:I Ilc'" "!v ;nu;;.l
his rnS~.'i''. lis r''v"r:". II : "r:!.iv, whist his
Intellectual .,r;. wivl, distinguishes hi.m :,",
the brute, j. !.t>k",l I" it i,"d''S t. crafty
the lower ,riiiilrS ui his n::rIrr"--.,:, love 81
vc!-r"hnc. an rir n". War. whi:. :,.wnys hru-
tu!i..s hwnu:i iaii..'. ,i":r!"p.s It's inherent
biutn!ity rarely. Il: least i'll modern timIr>, de-
generates 81 CON l''ciy into combat or animals
az this lni!: struggle. I" l.tii,i;,n :ri",v. hy
jis rn"r'h''"- "u!In"cs. has r:",",c'i tin. civ
ilizcl AnL'r.~;.Nnn to ,i,pw himself :.',Ir>t ~
great Il hi";, rs his cnr:ny; and the gust" with
which Ia" Eg:;"'i blows the S,prv from ih,
mout.i "i hi$ e ;aEnn forces the hi:.li east" HrIl
min {" scvui, ti'o! "'r :iic t!n"r wlis, an En-
lish S".: Stands ",r" h.m Will, tlI. ..,. unl
then, having '..r''i" hi, split. breaks h;s IL" X
S IlI,. ham. ,
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Z ull,ll,rrriut.
Annty,,.irt.Il..U \ Ur,,,,,,

An"hviik &. H., Octohrr 20 1887.
'"if"".-W" hnv" II" report To make for IN,
last week: but TAX" pleasure in inG,rn,nv our
cotton friends that the Nrwhcrry Bnnk Inns att.
th"riz"l it's Agent here. John G. Wilson. Esu
I" discount on cotton drafts at 10 cts. pcr H.
We are satisfied that our buyers will enter tho
market at this price with as much unimetim ~,
has i"'i"crly characterized their ovcn,euts in
this article.
C"LuMrIA. S c., Oct. 10, 1857.
=, t"n'".-o"r cotton market il at n stand and
.""f" we can only quote notnnul IL Gp III
una "''n"st nothing Offering.
CHARLESTON, Oct. II, 1857
',""""- her" was good inquiry for cottor
'"'f. an" 'hc transactions reached I'll bale,
OF winch lho bales were sold ut pricrs M, 80.
public; Tia" ha'nnr: were affected ,t nr;o.s "ue "'n'
rent Yesterday, viz: IL 90 II cents "
New YORK, October II.
"t"h 's quiet Flour has advanced. will
saies to-day oi 10000 burre!s Mt $3.50 m esnS
p"i barrel Wheat has declined ,nG - nnI;;
'"Sn"ls changed hands to-day Mt 81 ~ NO.,
,''""' Tor White, and $I.27 tor red Corn !.
'''"'. WIN SAILS t" day of 2i,0 900 bushels
I,l'''S ,"rpentn" ~ firm at 40 cents per gallon.
'''ee - hc'vy at u 81 cents per pound:
New ORLEANS, October 16.
twenty five hundred bales of cn,ton ,,a,,,:
nrr' S"'l to-day ht"t n 9!c. The sales of ihs
week in" up l5.0u0 bates. The STOCK a., b.nS
Is 80 bales. lh" decrr:,s. in rccripts ot ,h,.
rr, r Is ''"""' and at all the ports iUl $50 bales
Flour Is nominal nj S:,25 per bLl. Wheat ~
corn are unchanged. Cuiic. il quoted n, To-.
per 10. The sales of The week comprised smi
oaTS Cotton frc;gh;s to Liverpool rule NJ ID
and to llarvc lc. 2"''
,, NLw ORLEANS, October H.
l u" SHirS rat rat an i.
Nv market opened at 81 ccu.s and closed at 10
cents per pound for specie For funds the nuoi,
lions ar" still higher and for cnchanpe factors
were asking more the close
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TIE MONETARY CRISIS.

'lh" su.prn>,nm oi Ennh~ cnl ,l.rungcm'n, r
m"n"tn,y nllhir> is III" nls'rbu. tn il N I'll ru
r."> aud hr ltuii.ul theme "I news m"n."is.--
Various n'" III" "pm"ns IL I" Tia" r'"habr eau
scs that have b:uut,hi about ",la,nutu,s n cnn
,ii,i"u nt thin.~: whilst hy i, is attributed
To til" spirit uf >p"culaiiuns which has of late
been 80 rife in tins country; hy others it i.
charged I" extravaganza and in,!r. Let the
scs b" what they may, the crisis is upon us, and
such on" as will mark an era in the history Of
the country. 1t is certainly remarkable that such
Il state Of affairs should obtain with the album
dane" "t money everywhere and the prospects of
extraordinary crops al all kinds. There surely
, Is no good reason why this arrangement should
las, much longer. and wrarc inclined to the belief
that when tic panic is over, h,iSincsS will again
flow on usual in its ;on,c.l channels, and
i mon will be as,onslrd that it should ever have
occurred.
All the Banks in the State, We believe, have
suspended now, with The exception Of tn" Bank
, Of Charleston, tn" Union Bans the Stat" Bank,
the Camden Bank and til" Commercial Bank
Ih" merchants of Charleston have published
notice III their i.apcr:, stating that they will re-
ccvc ii,'. bills "f all the Banks in this State at
lnr r"!"" for E,rrchnnLsr, an also the f"l!nwing
I;aaks OF Georgia: Marine Bank, Bank Of Au-
S;i>th, Bank Of tn" state of Georgia and It's
branches. Bank Of Athens, Guy Bank Augusta.
Georgia Railroad and l;ankng Company, Me-
chanc's Bank Union Bank, Bank Of Commerce,
Bank "t Savannah, Central Railroad and Bank
'ng Company, Mechanics Snvin, Bank, Mcr.
chant, & Planters Bank and Planters Bank
Savannah All the Banks of Augusta have s,rs-
pended.
Business aifnirs are assuming Il more cheerful
aspect, it is slid. New York, and the Banks are
going on us us"ai, eArcpi that they al moi pay
ILL, Si'CGic.
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THE COMMUNICATION OF HAYNE,"

I'v reference |" another column i, will be seen
t'ai " writer rover a''"vr signature, has very Justly
81 ipli. tl." claims uf the Hon, +. w pIckESs
i"r II SEA; in th: tnitrd states SENATE. i, isn,t
";r rrov'''"" t" spcak Of the peculiar claims Of
any "i", h"; We venture the a-s"r rtiou that if
south Carolina cannot l,. ,ai,hfuliv and r,,I,.
r'pr' <ciIcd in ia" rris,r. Of Col. p;.nr,s. sh,.
may Wei 'n"nr" I'll" n"'i',"ly l"ss Of Judge
Il; it'i;' i"r We think Il" man in the State would
'ri':"A.'" nearer til, i"hi" statesman l!,ui
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ITEMS,

The amount Of money nu,v subject to ,.rar: in
the un.tcl States Treasury an, its branches, i;
:l39"u,cnn.
During the las, month it i, sail that $4,000
iii g"!'l ani $;l50,0ou in SILVER were coined IL,
the New OsIcuus mint.
Forty thousand dollars in gold was received
las, week i'll Charleston, 10y several of the ircr-
chants Of that city from Havana.
Cotton is only brin-in. 10 cents al this lime in
New Orleans and Mobile, and Tia. crops in most
sections "f the West is represented as b,in,. Il
large
II is stated that over twelve thousand persons
have been discharged from labor in the varipu.
manufacturing establishment at the North since
the panic in monetary affairs began.
lhc annual session of the South Carolina Con.
t:rtnrc Of I'll" NJ. T.. Church South, will be held
Ia Charlotte, y. &, commencing on tn. 26,h Of
November. Bishop ANDREW will preside
Dates from Kansas to the 18th state that h,,h
parties claim tn" victory in the late clccton.-
''"v' WALKER '!"t"nls IL" v"im. o! tie :"!.!;:.:s,
on the ground that SIN mon tbs enrolment makes
them citizens.
Tw" Very severe shocks Of an crr,hrnakc was
experienced in St. Louis and vicinity, ON the sth
INST. 1t was sni'l t" have been the scvc.cst
sh"ck fell i'll the Valley Of the Mississippi since
ISL. In portions Of Illinois, it was ais, f.,,
even more severely ana much damage done to
houses a"d chun"v<.
Another :;i.Ti AyN, cons, ,ir,,,- I.,. 1,,,, 4:
cove rcd IN MrAm", and by the rromr, action OF
the Government frustrated. Many men Of raul,
ana once high in authority during the reign Of
SANTA ANNA, have been arrested, and il is bclcv-
r'i that they are III his confidence now. Recent
intelligence gives runiors also Of conspirac.s il,
other PORTIONS Of the country.
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Cleaning S"1Ncs, dc.-The following is n
sooI iec,pc which will rive saddles and brides a
good polish aud be entirely free from nh si;,I.
ness The whites Of three eggs evaporaied tiII
The substance left resembles the common gum.
ah*oived INT" pint Of gin, put INTO a common
w'nc-h"'le' ' and filled up will, wnter.-Seicnt;fe
p, HT Va; Node Of Laying Tie -1Nautic Coble-N1r.
i. h,'mel IA working mechanic" suggests
,,i ~ ."r london Star what lie thinks more prac
.'"t n'onc OF laying III" sub-ntlautic cable. It
~ TO anchor Mt about fifty miles from te shore
ana then again nt the end of the next ffty, and
so OH TIL the current was reucI,ed, when anchor
US OFTEN required. This mode of proceeding
would we" doubtless occupy many weeks but il IS
tl'nc"lt TO conceive why in the end it would net
be crowned will, certain success.
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THE MERCHANTS OF COLUMBIA

We see iy Ih. Cur"tt"i"", Of the .0!h, that
Tia" Merchants "f toluEil;,, well as those OF
Char'cst IN. h"v" had meeting and decided %
rcrriv" the E'i:s Of nU tn. !:ahs Of this State at
P" r"|":, ir merchandise or in p,ymrn, Of dues.
We perceive, a>'' that Ihry VIII receive on
saline terms, Ellis o;, al thu Banks, Of Augusta
an'! Savannah! Ga. and some If Tn. Merchants
WI rcc"ih" 'h"s" Of Nu:th ta:olrma, on same
terms. See Card in another column.
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application Of Chloroform to Bees-Iast
week successful application of this powerful
agency was made by Dr. Sinclair to hive of
bees which was nbout to swarm, al the gurden
Of Barrogl Castle, Mey. The process was verv
simple and effective. 1t WIS accomplished by
merely placing handkerchief sprinkled with
chloroiorm IN the hive, when in a short time.
the whole swarm dropped into the new scape
(hive,) leaving behind them 10 lcrs tl,un so lbs
Of honey.
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:, co., s"n'ncr Under Arrca-The St Iaui,
Republican, Of Saturday says:
u.n,,, .r"rn. WIN some surprise, from Fort Lea.
Venwortb, that Colonel Summer ia undar srrast
ana lh"t court Of enquiry. or cour, martial LIs
oeeh oroered IN his case. IIo returned from the
expedition against the Cleyeunes u; Jew" dsyS
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An Apprentice Wanted.

i;''i 'h"nt II "r Ii years Of agc-one who
c"" r"'l' write and spell c"rrec,Iy-is wanted at
THIS otf'ce n" "ne ncrd apply who does not
possess these requisites. We also require that
the boy hr iryoiiy imEatulcJ. and csnec;oy, -
q"'rn that II" bc Of good, moral claractcr-
>"c'' il one can find pleasant situation at this
Office.
Banncr Olir", October %, 1857.
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Hair Wreaths.

KS. r.. y: CREWS would respectfully inform
I'i the Ladies of Abbcvlle village, and of tho
District generally. that SHE has returned to this
village, and would he pleased tn resume her for
n'rr occupation of Inak'ng HAIR WREATfiS,
for any who may desire them. This is n most
beautiful mode "f preserving the hair, and of
p"rPetuhtinG the memory of deceased or absent
fncnls Whc WREATIIS can be made to anv
s'z" and composed of t.e hair of as many dif.
icrent persons rs desired.
Any on" desiring the abnve work can find Mrs.
T. at Mrs. ALLENs' Boarding House.
Abbcvilie, Oct. 81, 1857 % If
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Fa'ent0t -dmticipationa-Fond parent ito bis
SON.? Yes. New York is the place to get on in.
LOOK at Jones; he started without a penny. and
mas lately fniled for hundred thousand dollars.
vi course that's an extreme case. [ don't ex.
Pet you TO d" as well rs that. Still, will, hon
r.s :nd INDUSTRY SEQ no reason why you should
thousand dollars ''' ''' 'o' my
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GnlllencaI.

MARRIED, Thursday evening 18th instant,
by Rev. Colin Murchson, Mr.. WM. WHITE, to
Miss VI. NJ. MosELEY, all of AbbeviIIc
EB- Press plcnse copy.
On Tucsdny Evening the goth inst, by Rev.
James Moore, MI. X. w. BLAcKMAS, and Miss
r. WILSON, all Of this District.
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RSEEYiLLE ALL RIGHT.

l'T r,irr"rcc To II Card III our paper it will be
s"ch that the merchants of our village have fol-
lowed en't IN the wise rxanpi" Of those of
l:ar'"st"n "n'i C"'umhia a!,l express their W H.
!In;nrss to c"ivc the Bills "f al the Banks of
this State, and Of the Banks of Augusta aud
S;'vann"s,, for mccnmdisr"r in payments Of tu-s
80 hii!'ss along Your "rarvr.
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OUR BANKS.

We are beginning TO light and sometime
like concert, among our Banking Institutions
he Bank OF the State, the Railroad Bank, tn.
Peoples Bank, and the Bank of S1titl, Carolina
have determined to receive. OIL deposte, md in
payment the notes Of all the City Ban Ks, and ,o
pay out only their own, aud we have reason To
believe that the circle will be enlarged in the
course of to-day. We are also rrutilicd to learn
'h"t considerable amount of foreign exchange
was purchased yesterday by one of th. non
specie paying Ii,nks thus aiding in the trans
mission of cotton To Europe, am, opening the
door for a better state OF things II is the b.
ginning of process which will soon work its
way out +" clear conclusions The South has
the means; the only question is how to realize
thcr'. Z can place no dependence upon New
York. which has vniny sought to save itself hy
crushing hundreds of its mot powerful merchants,
ANA where the banking system itself Is now 20.
ing down, amid a general CONNER cial ruin.
Our policy evidently is to sell our crops to the
mari" mar ik"!a Which are nearest the c0nslinrrs-
ih"rc Is no doubt about their value and no douh
| thht thoroughly trustworthy agents are at hand
I" transmit them. We shall SPEEDILY see o,,r hor
h"rs ihrongcd with ships. eager to carry our
crops across the Atlantic, and our merchants
| certainly do not fail i'll the means for frrightinr
| them.
! Tie South is just now the victim Of n sul,I.,
revuision, all the causcs Of which can he traced
|" distant parts Of the country II i, IFS very
s'",nness that gives it the power to affect ,s 50
widely and so irresistIhy II we felt that the
Banks and the Merchants of the South were nr,
ror''onabiy cup.blc in producing this calamity
we should say. without hesitation, let them sui,
Ter Tor their folly; they have deserved it. But
II ~ not so; and we cannot bring ourselves to
ier' that either Banks Merchants, or Planters
ought To he victmzed in ntomrmcut G,r ,hn -;
clous spccnlatons Of Northern brokers and Stock.
!"Doers' A"ninst these covertIy conducted
'hey have had no time to arm themselves The
necessity presses upon them with an Irresistible
urgency, aud to attempt 10 shield themselves
against ~, by open defiance. is simply to put off
mem. with accumulated force, on the morrow
we we Know that this is. technically, commercial
dishonor but, III reality, there can be no dsbonor
where there is no blnmc.-Chnrlrston ,Ncr
cUrH.
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TIE MhMUEhCTu2E or WORDS.

The follow I".: s"n>i''!'. ,-uir.i- extracted
from clever paper III fr,S-rs Magazine:
:" permission has been - ,,i,,cl, aiuS"; in
our day ~ thai al Horace. i;.r iI,, uu:ufui,,r..
OF words. IL, allows ia"n - rir,l,d u,!" row
aai thea. '" in,,l = discretion :,ui ,a,!,i,u:
but h" Ia i'ilr-%.'::c poet vr,.rrS Of parut
leather or '!'! - 'iiriiu" -i"r.>. W"u!.i h..
moi hav" stood a:'';'>t 81, til" tern ami-rnpv-
los! W ""'" II not rHz.:.' :, :Ic;u,r =" i;-mlv.
IL is time, ~" protest. l." pm stop ih.... vii"
co:r"-cs, wrn 'v"Fv l'r'"ri..> ui.ii.r "r hl..ck.
ing manufactures imv.ni> II rnupn,,n., w,,:,I of
Blk syl!t''"S AZ expressly" al ,I wares. I.ui:cs
o not wear r"!i"ra'+ n"yI.:t .iavS. i,,.t ,rii,o-
Ii,es. W hat i t!irir new tnr gnri..r>?
Men do not ri. hos i~,.i,"l, "a, :,!pr,.tu..-
they TAX. equestrian cy"rc*.': women are not
nl1:iic'l EN" ii"'r "rand.n others they :r.. led
u the hyiH"',"a! altar. y i,"k-,.l! rpr>,,nl.
he,:,ncs II hii'ii"l.p: and "a s..ry,.,, i converted
lnto Ei,'cirr. B.,rh,r, ,lo not s.ii tooth.
powder 'i''! >ha:n--~",r. ,!,-ir father: did.
but "i"n;r and 'l'm,r!"" aud rvp"rha-"n
hair i,,S i.~, away it !, capillary !luid:
can amy On" H.! II. whist Nh. ,n-inin.. Of
Diagnosis "a a;,il. !,. to d!S.,S.! ii /, h.>
s:;ni.l l'::s'"', at al. r.li uar;.,l"e Is, iinl
hall ;.'"%"n S,%'.n n3io-, l!:,!, expressive. ..i
tie sam lila. M-,i."ai "ni linen, too talk of
ihlc''o"iii%; "" h;.uw THAI il has Su..,. .unu,c.
ton with ii:n' i"ii!:.. ,u. ir .,v il part; W..
AWAY ,'ss''!'t: ~" j",.n with Il nr,t we once
spent h"'""." Il" >,.'.;~. al! ais u. ~ an
Iri: h,;r Who you'll i,"!v,. ri.:, ".,.i>;,yi"
Iaeins si::.,''y ,i"r,i;,.t at la. uor' Fancy on.
sch"'h,: :'i!'.;:s IL. lit. :,;..i ,"I..,i.. .,!,.r
To- Hook "mt !r "!'.,';<>:" N!:; is. m,+..r hy
that !''':i"i'a..,. wo",i ":..;";.,., =" VI, tx.
up III" liz: h'r! w.ln r..,., AMI ,,,.. i, 1T
random j. - William N"'!>w"i!,. II h"rr,
ply, hy l.inin I'ny' Il ti".l. W,'l villa, do
"" read: by ;",:':"'i. h"-rap!,y.' he ,.>>.
rs s!nipi; in'.m!., lie III i,> i!...I ,,t,,,.!,.,"
Simply intended: D.ri eyer ,:I,,tai nlan listen
to s''"h v":h::-;' r:H 'na! /! VI hal, again, ar.
We T." "n'! '">,nn'l by 'Ir.:c words ..ol.r:iv."
.,,t
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Straw Cutters and Corn Shelters.
q NJ. doz D'nirs Patent Straw Cutters
" :" Trcdwell " Jones Straw Cutters
Corn Shelters.
just received and for sale at Now York prices
Tor Cash or short time to prompt customers
Oct. %, ST. o6 a.
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SALES FOR NOVEMBER.
Sherif's Sale.

Sheriffs Sale.
HRf virtue Of sundry Writs Of Fiera Fscias
u y 10 ne directed, I will sell ut AbbeviIle
c"nrt House, on The first Monday and Tuesday
I" NOV EAi BER next, within the Legal hours Of
sale, the following property. to wit:
10 acres of land. more or lees, bounded bv J.
w. Fooshe, Patrick IIeffernon, aud others. a.
the property of Ball Sanders ads Daniel Rudd.
for cot.
3negroes. Gilbert, Fcruby and child, as the
property Of f. w. Davis, ads. u. Allen and. otG =
ctS.
Pn'r Harness. pair unfinished Harness, l3
pa'r llamrs, Fly Nets, lot Leather, l lot web.
bIng. lot Mounting and Buckles, ] lot Girts.
d"z sheep Skins, 100 pair bride Bits, kan
vnrnIsli: ns the property of Il. L. Golden, ads.
TERMS CASH.
=, T. II. COCHRAN, q AID.
Sherif's Office. Oct. 2l, 1857. 2s-tsd y
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
lfbbr0ile Citation.
By WILLIAM HILL, Esq, Ordinary Of Abbe.
Vile District.
" HEREAS. Andrew Dunn has applied 10
w me for Letters of Administra tion, on all
and singular the goods and chaltels, rights and
credits Of Capt. William Dunn, late of tho
District aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admon;.b al
and singular, the kindred and creditor Of the
said deceased. to he and appear before me at our
next ordnnry's Court OF the said District, to be
holden at AbbevilIe Court House on the thirtieth
day of October inst, to show cause. IL any.
why the said administration should not be ,prsn.
ted.
Given under my hand md seal, this ar.
tcenth day. Of October, in tho year Of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty.
sevr'' and in the ga year of American Ia.
dependence.
WILLIAM HILL, O. A. d.
Oct. %, 1857 2G .,
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Ne MN,
A CARD

In "'i'r I" Il" ""' share i"w ards ,ci-vinr tl"
rnhl'r from IT." difficulty Of the times. rul III.
dcranv"' c"ni''"n Of thr currency ursin., from
til" suspension "f many "f the banks, NE n,c
willing I" receive. i"E G""rs or !" j,,ym,nt nt
"bfS du" to amy o us, the Notes Of all tin. ,uk
Of this State. aud Of the Savannah and Augusta
Banks. aud tho Branch Bank Of the State of
Georgia:
Il. II. WARDI.AW d son,
HENRY =. KERR,
J. \. ALLEN
]. Il X. j. WHITE
wIER * LYrIIGOE,
J. k y. KNOX,
COEB, HUNTER g. CO.,
W. &. MOORE.
H. NJ. d :. a. WINE&TOCK,
CHAMBERS IL MARSHALL,
ID. y. JORDAN,
NJ. ISRAEI. ~ ERuS uSSEI.
BRANCH & ALLEN
Abbcville, October ~, 1857
Front Tire IarOIfniun
A CARD.
t"LrMniA, October 49, 1851
We, the undersigned merchants of tl,;s .;,,
take this method of announc.rto To o,,r fri,ud. nj
customers IN town nu country that w,. will st m
c"n'inn" I" TAX" III" bills of all Ih~ IanEs in This
state "s we'll IL III" Bills "f aN !h~ H.mks in S,
Hanhah ami Augusta. mi their j."r ynItx, for Tho
sales "i in"rrh:tnui>" "r in payment of dues and
would a'lv'>" tn" holders OF all such Bank Not..
against submitting TO any sacrifice or discount on
them: ~ "
Allen X Dial G. y. I;rt.!; VIM. B. Stan
ley; j. {. Walker; Falls q kinard: las. Milliuu
70; y. !i""n; \. G.. Gordwin; IIuxic h
''""hwin hainl"is d Marshall r. SwntlicI
il"ps"n * Su'phrn; Richard \. Anderson. H. p
n""!h'; j. l'urn>i'!'; H. G Nichols; A. X, Phil.
l'p>: faic''ii" " t"irnarl; T"impl.,on s. Griffin
g. VI. Thompson & Co.; X. l.. BRYAN; o. Il. Bol..
Muller Il Sem; Sims IL Friday; q. C.. Enw,.r.
John Sc"."rS d Co.. +. u. Smith; Edward lone
H. a. Niihcrspo"n; II. G.. Broms,.n; Fisher &
i!"'"''sh; 1. ID. Ai"r'l"rai; John Veal: john l.
trac"y ~ Co.; T. H. Flanignn John IT, tI.isc
Il. a. I"ngu"; G.. VI. J"hnson; \. Mex cnzc; f.
| fnllinss n Co.: W. II. Young K Co.; K. G.
A''icrs"n d Co.; }. C.. Lyons; H. C. F'rnnck
By'h"w""d ~ t"wan: l.. I. Levin; c. H. Milo,
:. Sarnl'son; w. w. Walker
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81 IL.
ably be made upoa the Snlima Bank, wicrcuron
crowd OF "Sait Pointers gathered around the
doors OF The institution, threatening prrsoua,
ehas;iscinrnt and "riding on IL rail" 10 all VIII,
attempted 10 cnbarrass The bank. The run was
not made Bank officers who are anxious IN
keep their specie, will make q note of the OK.
ample.
Tie NcccSs~'ies Of Ifc.-Evccssve prices in
zines Ike these Ought not 10 be pad for tho nee
cssarics Of life Provisions are more plru,irnI
now than they were last year. lIouSckcepcrs
should refuse to pay these excessive prices or Luv
only wlIht is necessary. At The end of cyeu ono
MAJ kct day, with Heir stock half unsolJ. the
producers and vendcr5 would realize tba, thcv
must adapt their prices 10 the season and lIie
times
hnn5er Of Brnk5 ia tie Uniied iStntes-Thc
number OF Banks ia tho Union, ON .Januarv |.
1896 was I.2j5, with i3 branches. Their can.
ital wa. ) 1851, 27a; loans and discounts,
e63i 1s3'.SD; specie, S593Ii, ,OG:,; circulation.
slo', ,'F,95p; deposits. Ss2l., 7n5 ,G62 The
amount Of capital r"nploycd hy private baukino
establishments, wt"out charters, was estimated
at Si1s, ,OOo.
The Vintage Of Francn.-Thc Monileur Vim.
'co'e says That France contains ,g77, 900 hectares
OF vineyards Allowing for the present vintupo
an average OF 10 barrels Of wine per ectare we
nave total Of 73,p3o00) barrels, or alout Two
barrels 10 each inhnbtant. At 40 francs per
barrel this win, would be wo,tl, 3 Is3 300 ff,o
france.