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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-11

L>OR oil nufarturing purposes, Singers eewing
Il Machines are deemed Indispensable The pubhc
insist upon having their clothing sc, made BY Them
Singers Family Sewing Machine the latest p,esen
ted for competition, and, being arrang with fulI
knowledge Of the defects of other machines for .imi
lar uses, has avoided o. reDedied thin all.
1t is the hsndsomest Sewing machine ever made.
and the easiest 10 operate
Its excellent mechanical principles and qualities
sEe aladily apr ecisted By those acquainted veth
sewing machines and give assurance Of their be.
coming universally adapted Apply to n singer 4
Coz Gazette C0pies sulplied 0ystis.
Western 00cs leo Lexe street. Ohicaso
mreAemOao WIN Drodsrick, Agent
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Grand instrumental and Vocal
CO.VCE II IT.
ON the 18th OF March, 1858, will be given Grand
" Instrumental and Vocal Concert at the
RMAN THEATER,
Assisted BY the Germsn Singing Societies Of Daven-
port, the German Union Band" and several Ladies'
and Gentlemen.
FroGr@ " mo-
PART
l. Overture OF Stradells" by Plotow. .Orchestrs,
2. Air and Prayer from "Freschutz,"
by.:: ................:....o. n " Weber.
4. 20 Isis and Osiris," Air from "Mag,o
Flute" BY Mozart with. ........... Orchestra.
8. The Forrest-Glee by.......... .Mendelssohn
6. Air with variations for violin and
Piano by............... ..."...De Beriot.
T. GOOD Msrnine," Chorus by............ Berner
8. Overture BY Lestoc' by Aubcr.. Orchestra.
PART II.
l. Overture of Jubile, by Weber. Orchestra.
2. Air from " Robert lie Diabe" Bly,. .Meierbeer.
3. The King Of the Elfs," Song by.... s. hubert
4. "Sprinxday, ''-Glee by....... .Mendelssohn
8 The Kss"-Song, .Maltitz.
6. "Adelaide''-Song, by. Be- thoven.
7. " Harm ny"-Choru., by Mozart,
Chorus from magic Flute" with Orchestra.
Concert to commence at 8 O'Clock. Doors open at
O'Clock.
Admittancc 50 cents.
Tickets to be had at wallace & ingalls,, Smallfeld
Holm, Warnebold 4 Bremen, b. H. Lahrmsn, and
at the door.
mch7-dtd By order Of COMMITTEE.
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Gov8hSoa WaionE.-A writer In the Ter
e h.ets 4ePesss, who hes Just returned
non cselio. oeatss that NE stosiss In sifVu.
$500 y relsttoa - oet. Wtishts 1900
3 1scseAaalh9 QrseeA ns1s q hviae. q.
~ ~ rae.sae u26lesl e. sasssly wlaI:
IiI;|'l sial
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The DIsTRICT CouRT-rhe March term of
the District Court tor this county ,commenc-
ed at De Witt on Monday last. Several
criminal cases. for petty offences, which
were continued from last term, and mum.
Der Of civil suits have been disposed of dur
ing the week. The Grand Jury have made
no report as yet Of the bills found at the
present term, and portion of next week
will probably be taken up by criminal bu-
siness. The civil docket for the term is q
large one, notwithstanding the four weeks
special court held in January, but Judge
Bennett has attacked it with his usual en-.
ergy and industry, and an apparent deter
mination to reduce its unwiedly proportions
to reasonable size We have made arrang-
ments to give more extended report Of the
proceedings of the Court in our next.-Clin-
ton Herald.
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na~ecratic state Csnventis1.

4 Convention Of the Democratic party ~ the state
q Iowa will be held at Iowa ,ty, on THURSDAY, the
S1sh day Of june 1888 for the purpose Of Nominating
candidates for the Offices Of Secretary, Auditor ana
treasurer Of Stste also for the trsnsac'n o. s"'h
other business rs said convention may deem proper.
me ratio Of representation will be one delegate 'or
each one hundred votes and one additional delegate
eor each fraction over ny votes cast 10 each county
Cor tse Democratic candidate for Governor tn October
L., COMMITTEES casting less number Of votes will be
entitled 10 one delegate each.
No county can be represented by proxy,
CO W ncCIRAny 0Eo 3. @. Dow,
N n vuCu VIM. voGHT,
yous CnAsx. CHARLEs CORgERy,
~ nrIxNAp D. II. SOLOMON,
n rrsr State Central Committee.
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DRUNKENNESS AND INsANlTY.-The follow
ing statistics show that insanity exists in all
countries in the ratio of drunkenness:
"In Holland and Belgium, the consump
ton of intoxicating drinks is two gallons to
every individual, and there is one lunatic
to every 5000 of the people. in France, the
consumption is five gallons to every indi-
vidual, and there is one lunatic to every
600 of the people. In Normandy, three and
half gallons Of intoxicating drinks are con
sumed by each individual, and there is one
lunatic to every $50 of the people. In
America, three gallons are consumed by
each individual, and there is lunatic to
every $50 of the people. In England, three
gallons are consumed by each, and there i:
lunstic to every 800 of the people Ii
Scotland, four gallons are consumed by
each, and there is a lunatic to every go o
the people In Ireland, there are five ant
half gallons consumed by every man, wo-
man and child, at least that amount in pro
portion. to the population, and there is in
that country one lunatic to every $50 of the
people,
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SEEDS FOR 1853.
WE are now prepared with full and complete
w stock Of

Of the new crop, to supply any densni Wholesale
and Retail, on the very best terms,
Our stock is neso (as do not consien Feeds and
take none back to mix up AGAIN., and much of II
grown under our own dire cton In this State ON
stock Of European leeds Is imported etly BY our.
selves from the most reliable growers England and
France.
Wefee confident that no better I'd ,antases to the
public can be offered than we can give, and cord.
ally invite examination OF our stock before pur.
chasing. Our stock consists in part Of Spring Wheat
Barley, Corn Peas Beans, &C., . very large variety
Of Garden Seeds and . full assortment of Flower
Seeds Of choice varieties Also, 150 bushels pure Chi
nese Sugar Cane Seed
Constantly on hand . large assortment Of Arricul.
tural and horticultural Machines and Imple nents
Flu priced seed ana implement catalogues sent nm.
on receipt Of stamp 10 pay postage.
HENRY ID RMkRY &CO
Feb3w3moS 204 Lake Street. CHICAGO
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Very many Of our citizens will b
pleased with the following news contained
In the Boston Post Of the 9Th inst
The case Of Commonwealth ~. Hall. ar
gued before the last term Of the supreme
judicial court for the county Of Middlesex by
the attorney general for the commonwes
and Hon. Caleb Cushing for the defendant,
and decided on Monday last. by opinion
pronounced by Mr.. Justice Bigelow, for the
court. has determined some interesting and
important questions The facts in the case
are these William Hall, the defendant, was
appointed, by the governor OF Iowa, agent
70 procure the extrsdition from Massachu-
sets Of Jonas Wyeth, . fugitive from the
justice Of Iowa. Hall was authorized ny
Governor Gardner Ito take and receive the
said Wyeth into his custody" and transport
and convey him 10 the line Of our common
wealth. He was. at the same time, the re
cipient Of a warrant from Governor Gard
| ner, directed to the sheriff Of Middlesex and
his deputies. requiring them Ito afford all
needful assistance" in the execution Of his
warrant BY request Of Hall, Richardson,
a deputy sheriff Middlesex, arrested Wyeth.
who forthwith applied to the Justices Of the
police court OF the city Of Boston, by petit
| ton, and obtained writ Of habeas corpus,
directed TO Richardson, and made returnable
before the supreme court. The hearing on
said writ Of habeas corpus was continued
from time to time. and before any action
was had thereon, except the enlargement OF
the fugitive by bail, the defendant Hall, at
tempted to execute In person the warrant OF
arrest which he had received from the gov.
ernor Of the commonwealth. At the ensu-
ing February term Of the court Of common
pleas, for the county Of Middlesex. the de-
PENDANT was, by reason Of that attempted ar
rest by virtue Of his warrant.tried and found
guilty Of an attempt to commit an offence
within the revised statutes, chapter 1875, sec
30, OF kidnapping. On trial the defendant
objected to the ruling Of the court. and the
case thus came up before the supreme cour,
which sustained the exceptions before decid
ing among other things.as we understand thu
Gov Gardner had authority to empower the
agent of foreign state to make an arrest
within the commonwealth, of fugitive from
Justice; that an arrest by any civil officer Of
the commonwealth, in such case, is illega
unless made BY direction of the agent Of
the foreign state; that the police court had
under the personal liberty bill, >" no power
| to issue tho writ OF hdbeds corpus, and the
consideration of that writ by the Judge Of
the supreme court. and discharge under il
did not give legality to the writ; and tina
the proceedings under the hadeas corpus die
not interfere with the agents authority t.
arrest. The exceptions being sustained thu
verdict was set aside and new trial order
ed Whereupon the district attorney fol
Middlcsex entered nolte prosequi, thus
putting stop to all proceedings against Hal
in the matter
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FORSALEORLEASE.

For Rent.
TTyHE OFFICE heretofore occupied by n essrs Cook,
i Dillon h Lindley, opposite Cook h Sargents
Bank.
Enquire OF N. XuHHEH, Tobacconist. Dec2SN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-11

TASTING OF PuNcH.-Here is most impo-
lite hit at John Bulls German visitors:
SINGULAR DIsPRopoRrIoN.-In the bill of
one of the German Princes stopping at Pen.
tons Hotel. there were these two dispropor-
tionate items
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DOtA61101aOa laAo
BURROWS &PRCTTYMAN.

Foreign and Domestic Dr.
0OOds, BOOlS and shoes,
Hate and Cops, CLOTH
ing, etc.,
XNOULD invite the attention Of purchasers
w their large and varied assortment. We r.
now opsnilG our Pal and Winter stock suitable Soe
the wants Of this community. We Do u profess 70
undersell our Deighbors, but oGer0< q 0oods a
reasonable tote. We have xov on Land . ons -.
sovtment Of
DRD00 aooD0o
consisting Of
oilks, MeFinos, Pasanasaas, valenciesnes,
Lustres, DeLaines, Ac., 0haWb onA
Maasillas In great variety.
Cloths, Cassimeres, vestings, Ready Asde Clothin
andwOolen Goods Of oil kinds suitable for the oo-
Ing season. Yankee Notions, Rabber Goods, Oar
pets on Cloths. window Shades. Groceries .Orosassy
and Hardware.
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For Sale.

>OND hundred and twenty Building lots In -
SAddition 70 the town Of Port syron. ..
she benk Of the Mississippi. hey VII b sod a rec
tonable lerms.
FOR particulars inquire Of Aessrs. Ourees Pratt q
Oo; Port Dyron Charles J. Rogers, ESQ, LaOlalyo,
Oerbin 4 Dow Nsveuport, Or q IL subscriber,
JANIS NAT.
- he subscriber hes numbesiess desirable PIE
osof land In and near the cities Of Davenport and
LAOlairo emp near Tie town Of Port DyFu0. that -
Vihses 70 eel1. IOct16tf1 ~.
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Notice.

TO the heirs at law Of Samuel Yhbar late 81 Scott
county, Iowa. deceased, and all others whom 1t may
concern.
NOTIoK Is hereby given that on application mad
~ on the Is h day Of January, 1853, b. Rer
beccs Jane wonderlck and David Wonderlick, hee
husband To the County Court Of ct county, otatd
Of Iowa, TO prove and estsbhh a verbal VIII Of SAL
samuel Philber, Is hi. last viii and festaoeste
Monday, the hrst DAY Of March, 1853, was fixed
By said Court for he anal hearing thereof and that
on salt nrst day Of March, = lass, the bearing
Thereof Wa sAjoarned 70 1eoday III. 2oth day q
March, 4 D 1855, WHEN 200 ON oppoo1 md datso1
therein, Nvou desire 20 = -.
d esdss 81 1ox CHAnI1s WnGRou,
0neey Js1es e eests ss.nsy. Is~s.
DAvDoa : 3ovos Attogno1o ~ apDotcooeos
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N Office.

THE RELIEF ASSOCIATION will furnish mae
i female helps, on application to Af. nagal q
M once. Persons desiring such earnestly re-
ouested 70 apply - above, ~ this win gresty ~
De Dcoisty In their sbors. ny srder Of the
unvAnAA A0MNV ATvOW
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SALOONS.
1883 John Akin 1855

ID EsTAURANT, corner Second and Main streets.
N Oonsectioneries, viands, &c, furnished In the
most elegant style.
wedding Cake, Plain Cske, Fresh and Picked
Oysters, together with all luxuriee Of the season.
u 4 IL 4 - a0.
Billiard Saloon, most elegantly lifted up. con-
taning three tables. Entrance ON n AIN street.
Heb6dtf JOHN ATKIN.
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Fer Sale or Lease.
HVWRNTYJTHRER eligible Building LDts, seustsd
i on Harrison, Third Ripley and Blondeee @sseets
fll b sold or leased on reasonable terms: TOT par
tieulsrs enquire Of CoRBIH Dow. Or
(ouedtJ AAoO oAu.
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Fer Sale or LoaSO.

RO1 C810 u 1IO8OOS
TyOUI LOTS situated on "a and Scott stroes, tos
T. partseulsss enquire Of 0oasu Z Dow e.,
CeugtSdtsl JAZZ 1AH
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CLOTHING.

CLOTHING.
EXCHANGE ! EXCHANGE!
Come unto ~. al. yo~ sho have
FLORENCE MONEY
AND WISH EXCHANGE
W. VIII I'll 20
q Z . = IL z N q
Gents furnishing Gssls,
FOR ALL sucz cuRREroY,
CHEAPER THAN EVER THOUGHT OF
mo. ,, LIE CLAIRE III OCK.
OUR GOODS ARE ALL NEW
OCCASIONALLY MADE,
And We ere continually receiving By Express,
NEW GOODS
In order to keep up an assortment. Please give ~
cell st the old stand,
Hofmss's Block, Main street.
J. q. DRAKs 90.
II ONE PRICE ONLY. IA
FULLER 4 HUBBARD
Wholesale and Retail
Dealers in Ready Made Clothing
Gents Essrsstshtss0 Goods.
HATS AND CAPS,
Ladies' and Gents Boots and Shoe
| Of every variety.
MAIN street, sast side, few doors below .sseon
augl2dtf
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ShcrlH,S Sale.

PY virtue of Sundry Writs of F1cr Fac;ous
ID to ME directed l will sell ut Aibevi lc
Court House, on the first Monday and Tuesday
in August next, within the legal hours of sale,
the following property, to wit:
House and Lot in the village Of Green
wood bounded by John McI.ease aud others, rs
the property of Stanley Crews, ads. l.. II.
MOunce.
All the int crest TINT ". A. J. Ware has in n
Tract of Land. containing 300 Acres. more or
less bounded by james killingsworth, George
Allen and others, ads. Silton & McNutt
House and Lot, in the village of Iowndes.
vile. containing 10 Acres. more or less, boun-
ded by Joel Lockheart and Others. the prop
eIty Of L. w. McAlster, ads. s. G. Manufac
turion Company and others.
Lot Of Dry Goods and sundry articles, Of
Merchandise. rs the property of Saudford
Holmes ads. w. Ii. Gilliland.
Also, Tuesday the 3d. will sell, Mt the
late residence Of Sandifnrd Holmes, in Mount
Carmel. some Household and Kitchen Furniture,
as the property Of Sandiford Holmes, ada. W.
Fl. Gillilanl.
l Piano, levied on rs the property Of Il. c.
Starr, ads. II. s. Kerr and others.
Terms Cash.
T. Il. COCHRAN, SAD.
ShcriG's Office
July -, 1855 II IDS
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Paints and Oils.
Citation,

;" " Citations..s
BIZ WILLIAM HILL, ESQ, Ordinary Of Able.
5 vile District: 10, -, = -
VNIEREAS WilliamL Lyon. has applied
tome for Letters Of Adm inistrntion
on all and singular. the goods and chnttels,
rights and credits of Benz. NJ Lyon, late of the
District aforesaid deceased. - -. r.
These are, therefore, 10 cite and admonish nll
and singular. the Kindred and creditors of the
said deceased, to be eiandappear before q me Z a
our nextO Ordinary Q, Court Of the said District,
TO bsholdeu at Abbevills Court House on3 the
twenty ty-sixth day Of July naxt to show cause; il
any, why ths:said administration should got be
gn6nted. =. iii III u
Given under my hand and sealI this i,intl,
day Of July. in the year Of our Lord one
thousAnd eight ehundred end ffry,eight,
aud in the SD year Of American Indepspd.
- WILLIAM HILL, o: AID.
July ~. 1858. '-"'+' 10 ,2t
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Citation.

Er WILLIAM ILL., Esq, Ordinary of Able
Vile District:
NNHEREAS, Washington Ludlow Hodges
has applied to me for Letters of Ad
istrati"n, on all and singular the go"ls and
chattels, rights and credits of Anna Il. Stokes,
late of the District aforesaid, decd.
These are, therefore, to cite and a'lmonish
all and singular the kindred and creditors of
said deceased, to be and appear before me, Mt
"ur next Ordinary's Court for the said District,
to he holden at Abbeville Court House, on the
twenty-sevchth day of July inst. to show cause.
if any, why the said Administration should
not be granted
Given under my hand and SEAL this twelfth
day of July. in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred aud fifty
eight and in the eighty-second year Of
American independence.
w. HILL, o. Il. u.
July IL, 1858 10 2L
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Seven Likely Negres for Sale.

Seven Likely Negres for Sale.
VXTlLL lie sold at .tbbevillc Court House, on
w the first Monday in Angus, next. be-
tween the hours Of - o'clock n. H., and a
o'clock p. NJ. {" satisfy two mortgages of Sand.
ford Holmes. in favor Of Gllilnnd, Howell &
Co, Giliiand. Howell & Co.
Seven Likely Negroes,
Viz: Betsy, about 10 Years of age, and her six
clldicn; Emily. about 10 years of age, Fanny,
about II. Susan about 8. George, about I, Eas-
ter, about s, and sam, about 2 years of age.
Terms Cash.
T. r. COCHRAN, Sheriff,
Agent for Gilliland, Howell Il Co.
July 8, 1858. 8 At
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SOUTH CAROLINA,
4 BBEVILLE DISTRICT,

JAMES j. RICIIEY, who ia in the custody of
e the Sheriff Of AhbcvilIe District, 10y virtue
of Writ of cnpias ad sutix xfacicndun at the suit
of James Arnold, having filed in my Office. TO-.
ge,hcr with schedule, on oath. of his estate
nnd effects, his Petition to the Court of Common
Pleas praying that he may be admitted to the
hrnrtit of the Acts of the General Assembly,
made for the reliefof iBsolveLt dehtors.-
1t IL therefore Ordered, that the said James
Arnold. and all Others the creditors. TO whom
the said james j. Richey is in anywisc indebt-
ed, be, and they are hereby summoned. and
have notice to appear, before the said Court
Mt Ahbeville Court House. on the Fourth day
of October next to shew cause. If any they
can, why the prayer of the Petition aforesaid
should not be granted.
MATTHEW MCDONALD, C. CT.
Office Of Common Pleas.
Abbeville Dis, June rs, 1853 lO-3m
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COpartncrshiD Notice.

Il liens Of Abhcville and those rf the a,ljoin-
ing District that they have entered into copart
ncrshir under the name and style Of Cowan e.
Reilly for the purpos" Of carrying whole.
sale and retail Grocery. They now have and
will continue /" receive at No. $50 Main Street
(2d door from the state H"usc) a large and
carefully selected stock Of Bacon, Sugar, Coffee,
hlolasscs, Salt, Liquor de-. all Of which urc Of:
ferc,l at prices unusually low. Terms cash ::
orders and inquiries attended to with prolnp,i-
tude.
~ Casl, paid for cotton and other country
produce. JAMES NJ. tUWAN.
WM. L. REILLY.
Columbia S. G. July j., IS 10 st
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Graining, Marbling, Paper
Hanging, &c.


Ills experience and skill in his profession will
enable him 10 complete all work liz his line at
very moderate prices.
Churches. Halls. Staircase Walls Mantle Pic
ces DC, finished in imitat Of Marble. Rooms
Pnrcrel ranelc'l with Oak Paper. and varnish.
cd in the best style.
lie is prepared to paint all old md new
work. and Tin Roofs. outside. Also, inside or
outside Of Rough casted Walls Of private or
public buildings in imitation Of any color of
stone, at one third of the cost us,la ly charged
10y substituting composition of his own which
has been fully tested, and will stand good for
Years. Window Sash Of private and public
buildings glazed ut moderate prices.
lie will also keep OH hand and for sale all
kinds of Mixed Paints in quantities to suit pur.
chasers. And also, a great variety of paper
suitable for Bed Rooms. Dining, and Drawing
Rooms. lie will paint signs glass or wood !,
Mt short notice.
EH- Office in the Wooden DnilLing adioin-
ing The Marshall House.
May -, 1858. 1y
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Citation

By WILLIAM HILL, ESQ, Ordinary of Able
vile District:
VNNEREAs Washington Ludlow Hodges
has applied to me for Letters of Ail-
ministration. de 6onis non, on all nnd singu-
lar the goods and chattels, rights and ere dts
of Joseph Fl: Stokes late OF the District afore.
said, deceased:
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish
all and singular tho kindred and creditors of
the said deceased, to be and appear before me-
ut our next Ordinary's Court for the sail Dist,
TO be holden at Abbeville Court House, on the
,t@entysseventh day Of July inst, to show
cause if any, why the said administ ration
should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this twelfth
day of July, in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and Fl fly
eieht, and in tho eighty-second year Of a.
merican Independence.
w. HILL, o. Il. d
July ~ 1853. 10 2t
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ABBEVlLLE AND WASHINGTON
STAGE LINE.
+ r 0 M
to WasIlin:tOn.

TNIiE PROPRIETOR Of this we'll established
L Line takes this method Of informing the
public that he has changed his Schedule, for the
convenience Of passengers.
The Singe will be detained at Abbevlle Court
House. until half past 9o'clock. Oh MONDAY.
WEDNESDAY aud FRIDAY mornings, afford.
ing an opportunity for passengers The morn
ing train from GrecnvilIc to go directly
through to Washington. Ga, the snme day, con
Meeting with the train at Washington. for Au-
gustn, Montgomery. Ala The passengers are
detained few hours in Washington, Ga.
The Stage will leave Washington, Ga, on
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY
mornings.
The Line has been refitted with splendid
F0UR-HORSE COACH.
good Teams nndyan experienced driver.
"a Passengers from all points above New.
berry, going West, will find TINT they cnn
reach any point west Of Atlanta in exactly the
same time, and with $500 less expense than by
way Of Branchville.
For further information apply atihe Post Office.
JOHN lcBRYDE, Ag't.
Abbevillc c. H., S. C.
May &c, 1853 ly
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
1BBEVILLE DISTRICT,

DICITARD c. STARR, who is in custody Of
III the Sheriff of Ahbevile District ny vir-
tnre of Writ of capias al satisfaciemd,m. at
the snit Of John A. Hamilton, having filed in
my Office, together with n schedule. on onth, Of
his estate and effects. his Petition to the Court
OF Common P)ens, praying that he mny be ad
mttcd to the benefit Of the Acts Of the Gene
raj Assembly, made for the relief of insolvent
debtors
1t is Ordered, thnt the snd John, A. Hamil
ton. and q II other tho creditors to whom the
said Richard G. Starr is in any. wise indebted,
be. and they are hereby summoned, and have
notice to appear, ,Leforesthe said Court, at Alb
beviile Court House, on the Fourth day of DC.
t'ber next TO sbew cnuse; if any they can. why
the prayer Of the Petition aforesaid, should
not be granted. ,..u.....,...s-..
MATTHEW MCDONALD, C. c. p.
Office Of Common Pleas, ...r..
AbbevilIe Dis, June 2s 1858. : Z. lO-3m