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Vile District = -
WHEREAS, Thps.J Mabry, Has applied to
w me for Letters of Administration, on
all and singular the goods and chattels, rights
and credits of Lucien L. Alabry, late of the
District aforesaid, deceased
all and singular the kindred and creditors of
the said deceased, to be and appear before me,
at our next Ordinnry's Court for the said Dist,
to be holden at Abbeville Court House, on the
twenty third day Of June inst, to show
cause, if any, why the said administration
should not be granted. rs
day of June, ;in the year of our
Lord one ethousand eight hundred and Fl fty-
eight, and in the eighty second year of A
mericnn Independence.
sa .-.- W. HILL, O. Il. ID. ::
4June 9, 1858. 2t
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HEAD QUARTZ B s.
2p>REGIMENT CAVALRY.

LoNeNrREs STORE, S. G., May 81; 1858 ~
TN PURSUANCE of orders received from
l. Brig. Gen. Perryman, an Election will he
held at the several Company rendezvous on
FRIDAY, I'd day Of JULY next, for MAJOR Of
the Abbeville Squadron, to fill the vacancy oc-
ca.oned by tile resignation of Lieut.. Col. Mar
tin. r. -
The,commanders Of Companies will call TO
their assistance such subordinate officers as
they may require, hold the Election, and meet
at White Hall, the day following. count the
votes and; transmit the result to Brigadier Cen
eral Perryman. ,~
..G - JOHN F. BURRESS.
Colonel ID; Reg. Cavalry, s. G.,M.
June 9, 1858 6 It'd
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MAR ETS.

ABBEsiLLE. s. C.s2June Q. 1s5s.-Cotton-
None has been sold during the past week. We
are therefore unable to give quotations. -
CoLuMBrA, S. c., June o, 1s5s.-Our Cotton
market is still at o stand, aud therefore We can
only quote nominal 9a1l4 cents. -&a'
CHARIEsToN, June f.-Sales of Cotton to-day
l,7oO bales, at from 9al2Bc. The higher grades
have declined &C., but other grades arc un-
changed.
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AsasaaHeuwI;;sMre..s S

HAvING sold shttfiss i5iitersst 81 G ootls
~ tos;Gsdsf tnke this
method Of fetnrning my siinc ere tIGiik d, To- my
numerous friends and aust onisrs forg beif Very
kiudsand generopss sup pstt TO mss tie 81 Je
yearsI have BEEN jim. bnstns in this p ace and
vicinity. y would besp eak 1ora the &c eneral,
an Increased cont tjnnanSeSo tie same
BY reference sPerry man Card you will
and can only say that / will do every thing
in my power to make your business transactions
agreeable and profitable
W. w. WALLER.
Jan. II, 1862 81 IT,
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N GID HH ENEo

'VNIIE Subscribers, having disposed of their
L. entire stock of DRY GOODS in the es.
tablishment known as CHAMBERS & MAR.
SHALL, Mt Abbeylle G. HIS c., begs leave
to recommendto their friends and the public
generally their successors. Mcssrs. JOHN
GRAY & JAS. T. ROBERTSON. who will Con
duct the hnsness under;the style and titlcIof
GRAY Il ROBERTSON. -
These genllement are we'll known by us as
enterprising and correct business men, and we
cheerfuly recommend them to our friends and
patrons worthy their patronage.
ca Mr.. JOHN GRAY. is our authorized
Agent to settle nll ACCOUNTS due, byaor. to the
firm of CHAMBERS d MARSHALL, and we
earnestly request those indebted to make early
settlement us tsis. absolutely necessary. for Us
to close our business at Ab6eville' Court House
and the adjacent country.
GIIAMBERS.tt MARSHALL.
Columbia, S. c., Nov. 80, 1857. 81 If
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II Ell e Ell Err
IN VEG OAR A II @ Is !
PREPARED BY DIR. SANFORD,

..
| S one of the best PurgHtive and Liver Med,.
l. cines now before the public, that nets. asta
Catharoic, easier milder, and more effectual than
any other medicineyknown. lt>issnot only a
Cathartic, but Liver Remedy. acting, rat on
the Liver to eject its morbid matter, then on
the stomach and bowels to carry off that mat
ter, thus accomplishing two purposesseffectrfi d.
ly, without any of the painful feelings, expert.
enced in the operations OF most Cathnrlics 1t
strengthens the system at the same time that it
purges itj and when taken daily in moderate
doses, will strengthen and build it up with un-
usual rapdty.,
The Liver is one Of the principal rcgula-
tors of the human body, ,and when it per4
system are fully developed. The stomach is
n almost, entirely dependeut on the healthy
action of the liver far the proper perform
sance Of its functions; when the stomach is
4 at fault, the bowels are at fault, .andstbe
whole system suffers, in consequence Of one
, organ-the Livcr-having ceased to do its
H. duty. For the diseases of that organ. one
Z of the proprietors has made it lis study, in
i a practice Of more%than twenty years, I'd
q find some remedy whercwith to -couDtetact
= the;many arrangements to which tits liable.
To prove llatt this remedYis at last found,
Il any person troubled with the Liver Corfl
. plaint in nnyof ,its.formsrhqs to try "a bot.
a Tie. and conviction is certain.
These Gums remove all morbid or bad
=. matter from the system, supplying. in their
n place healthy flow Of bile, invigoratipg
the stomach, causing food to digest Wsll;
- purify ing the blood, giving tone and health
a to the whole machinery, removing the cause
= ofjthe disease, effectinga radical cure.
Bilious attacks are cured. and what is
:. gbetter. prevented, hY the occasional uset Of
d the Liver Invigorat0r. -
e One duse after eatng.i sufficient to re.
h leye the stomach and preventive food from
- arising and souring. sss -
Only one dose taken before retiring, pre-.
/. D Only one dose taken ut night, looseins the
q bowels gently. aud cures Costivcness.
n One dose taken after each meal will cure
= cY One dose of two, tea.spoonfulswill
always relieve Sick Headache.
, -. One bottle tnkcn for female obstruction
will remove the. cause of the diseaseStand
III snake a perfectcurc. -,
only one dose Immediately relieres Cholc,
u while one dose often repeated is sure cure
= for Cholera Morbus, and preventive OF
tY- OILY one bottle is,needed to throw
Of the System the eilsets a Ssf@sdi'!H AT
O utB. One bottle taken for Jaundice re.
moVes]ti saiiowness or "nnaturateolor from
ose dose tatsn (; short .. time before Or eating
s.t sISss yssI 'Wsi to the appetite and makes food
Il gne dose often reir,s.ted cures chroh;,ss
:M Diarrhna in its worst forms, while SuInmsy
~. a. SS~' ssss: complaints yield 's'' to 9, g
& One or twosdoscs cures attacks caused.By
ornls,in Children: there ispo s1s safer,
Al. II
m,sas H.
i !: a. ::::::; :;;i s
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~ ~ - N ~ IS0
A IL persons are Hereby. notified not to
- trade fora notesgiven by The subscriber
10. Nathan Ingran forIh sum d Three Hun
dEedapd Fifty Dollatsdqe on, ogsaBopt the 9Th
November next =, as's*the consideration for
which said note: :&asc given has failed, and |
am determincdsnot TO- pay it unless compelled
BY law. ..s:tss.
REBECCA McCRACKAN.
Nfat 25th 1863 A.
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Citation.

sel.a Citation.
Br WILLIAM HILL, ESQ, Ordinary of Able
Vile District:
:" "HEREAS, A. J. Buchanan. has applied
". to me for Letters of Administration, on
all andsingularthe goods and chattels rights
and credits Of John buchanan, late of the
District aforesaid, decd. = - ~,
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish
all and singular the kindred and creditors of
said deceased, to be and appear before me, at
ournext Ordinary's Court for the said District,
to be holden at tGbbcville Court House, on the
twenty third day of June inst. TO show cause,
If any, why the said Administration should
not be'granted.
Given, undermy hand and seal, this seventh
day of June, in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight, hundred and fifty,
eight and in the eighty second year Of
American Independence - F
- - ~ w. HILL o. ID. d.
June9, 1853; ',a G. 81 q
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s0GfH CAROLINA:

AJbepille District little Cqpmon Pleas.
|. Henry o,r'r"sl',% o. attachment. :
VIM. B. Lloyd, McGownn;Pras. Atty.
dy a as Faa sea Sia ssss Sa es 'ss' sas
fifty eight, file hisdeclaration against the De-
Sfsndant, who. Ut is said,) is eJseht from and
without the limits Of this State. and has neither
wife nor attorney known within the same, upon
whom copy Hoftiie said declaration might
be served 1t is: therefore ordered that the
said defendant dc appear and plead to the said
declaration, o9seoe before the seventh day Of
April, eighteeht1p6dred and fifty nine. OTHER
wise fpalsapd a5s6lute judgment wiHthen,Be
sgivenSand awarded segainst him.
s MATTHEW MCDONALD, c. c: p;
elsrk's Office. Apsib 9, 1853 g, ly
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DISSOLUTION,

INllE firm ofPERRYMAN & WAELEB was
L dissolved by mutual consent on tile Fl rst
ofJanuary.-Pnrtes any way, indebted to the
concern. will please come forward and close
their accounts by cash. Tor note,) The name
Of the firm. will be used in settlement by ei:
ther of the parties. = -.
-,-s w. WSPERRYMAN,
=" W. w. WALLER.
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SOUTH BAROLINA.

SOUTH BAROlINA.
ABBEv1LLE DIsTRIcT.-IN EQUITY.
Elizabeth Robinson,
va Bill for Partition, &c
James f. Robinson. -.
TT aprearingt to my satisfaction. that James f.
Il Robson, the Defendant in this case, resides
beyond the limsts of this Stale. On motion of
Perrin & Cothrnn, it is ordered, that the james
Il. Robinson do plead, answer or de,nur to
Complanant's Bill Of Complaint, within three
months from the publication hereof, or the
same Will be taken pro conttsso against him.
w. II. PARKER, CEID.
Commissioners Office,
March ., 1858. A 3n
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q IN HE NDs

INllE subscriber having purchased the inter
! est of w. W. Waller, would respectfully
solicit continuance of the very literal pat.
rouage given the old firm. %
lie feels deeply the obligation he is under to
the many kind friends who have stood by him
for the six years Of his manhood, and business
life, through evil ia well rs good report.
And while he docs not offer TO sell goods. for
cost prices. he knows the motto. Live and let
Live aud will conduct business accordingly.
lleis happy to announce that he still retains
the service OF the agreeable mud indefatigablc
Waller, who will net rs chief clerk and agent
in the purchase and sale OF goods. He is also
fortunate in holding on to Messrs. Appleton
and White. who will be as industrious, polite
and attentive rs ever.
wv pI,prvNA~
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LADIES' DRESS GOODS,

SitJ. ne bIVch nHS Ueeu beleCtcu Will kTSuS
carei and comprise great variety Of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
such rs SD.
Rich and elegant silk ROBE. .D'QtILLE,
Bayadefe Silks. variety Of styles;
Slk VAtEEClAs, Striped.and Plaid:
. Plain SILKS, nll colors
Mourning Bayadere and Cheiie SILKS
Plain Black; Plaid end Striped;
silk POPLINS aud Victoria PLAIDS;
DELAINE ROBE DQUILLE
Rich Fig'rd DELAINEs and CAsFMERESt
Emb'rd French .MERINOEsS, new styles;
Plain French and English AlERlSoEs;.
Mourning PELA1NES.
/. French, and English PRINTS III
American y~-s' 49,"
M,,ssh;.j: Scotch G1NcMAsIs; '>,-..,a.
Chene &C ? 49,
Anextensve variety ofsIA WI Is. eompri.ins
SilkIhibct SIIAWLS;;. y.
Flush Bordered Stella S1IA!WLS, ,,,
Chenille SHA1EI.S and SCARFS.;
ladies' Black and Corrd Cloths oAKs:s.
Rich Velvet CLOAKS. every variety;
All Wool Lore, ,SIIAWLS; .+-,
.,. Plain Blk &sec'nd Arring Merino SHAwLS
2 lot. of beautiful EMBRoIIERlES, consist
ing of ."
flich Muslin SLEEVES and COLLARS,~ IN
etts; ~
;1aeonet and Swiss SLEEVES, :LineusgoE:
LARS Or
Maltese Lice SETS :, - "
Imitation Lace COLLARS and SLEEVES;
Jaconct and Swiss Bands :: ~" .,
Linen Cambsie IIAND1tERCHIEFs,5 ,Plain
and Embroidefeds; .4,ss. ;:"1sssr.
Hcm'd and Mourning HANDKERCHIEF8i;
Misses and Boys Wool HOSE;
Wool C,h1TERSs. Matt SSA GLCS .S'.F
Misses 'Merfno VESTS, Short and Long
Sleeve - =" * ~ -
For the GentlepisHs line may hefound-4
Black LOHTl3hnhd CASSISiERES;
Fancy .C.ASSIMERES latest ,styless!
|. Rich Velvet and Cashmere VEST1NgSt
North Carolina CAs1MElsEs, superior
article; so, -.
CRATATS and COLLARS; Merino TIES;
MILLER q WARREN,
Oct. 9, 1851. z,22. " :.
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JOHN IL. CLARK,
REPAIRER OF CLOCKS, WATCHES AND
IN III WN nEIMEAs e
"oULD respectfully inform the citi. laa
w zens Of the District. thnt lie hastg.s6
located himselfat Hodges Depot where lie will
De prepared t9 execute, with;pro,nptuess. all orr.
ders in lis line of business. lie is well pre-.
Pareda@ith all the tools and materials of .hia
art, and. feels confident in being able to, give
satisfaction. All work wurrantcd.FSss -
Terms Cash. "a =
April.4. 1858. 60 1y
tB Banner copy.
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DRY GOODS! DRY COOS !
MILLER a. WARREN

A RE now receiving theis stocks of Fall and
~ Winter GOODS, WHICH they are PreP.r-
city. The stock has been selected with great
caref and comprise great variety Of
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CONSIGNEES.

The following psssons have freight in the
Depot at Abbevilie:-- .~
Jordan d MCLAUGHLIN, TIC Perrin, John
Brownlee, John Enrght ia Norword, j l. X
J White, w Burton, w A & r E Gaines, Il
H Wardlaw. Gen 8 McGowan H S Kerr, John
Cunningham, w NJ Hughey. w L Glenn.
. D. r. SONDLEY, Ag't
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1858, SPRING GOODS, 1858.
CHOICE F AMI Fly DIR 7 GOODS.
AUGUsTA, GEORGIA. ~
:,
BROOM 81 NORRELL,
W7OULD invite attention t6thsiy large md
w elegant Stock of SPRING AND SUM.
MER GOODS, which they are displaying at
their
One Price Store,
comprizing everything of the latest and most
elegant Styles in
Ladies Dress Goods, Embroideries,
s.@ Lace Mantillas, Talmas,
Shawls,
HOOP:SKIRTS Of every style manufactured:
HOOP of every kind;
DUSLERS.I atlarge assortment ~
IRISH LINENS Of our own importation
French, English and American PRINTS.
GlNGHAMS, MCSLlNS, CIIALLIES ;
BEREGES, DEBEG ESs s5&c., &.
N NJ - @e Z
@All the best makes in the market of
Domcstics, Housewife G 90 d. J.,
Linen Dalmasks, Sheetfngs,
Pillow Linens, and Cot :
toms, DOyles Towe1-
ings, Dimitics, ~.
&C., &c;
Making up one of the best Stocks Of DRY
GOODS ever offered in this market, and EN-
brncng all of those Styles most highly priced
by good housekeepers. and as we are the only
house in the city that invariably adhere to tile
One Price, System. ."
We would call particular attention to this
feature of our trade, and ask oil to consider its
advantages; itguarantces to the buyer,
The Lowest Market Prices,
because in forces the seller down to the smallest
sum'he can afford to take for his GOODS. aud
of course BARGAINS cannot bc expected from
any other mode of doing business. 1Es
Please notice that we riyidly adhere to
ONE PRlCE-that price We guarantee to be
ms loweas the lowest; and that we never resort
to the tricko batting. :
April l6, 1858. so If -,
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MO O RE & G AIFE,

THIS day. hang their Banner on the outer
l. walls, land under it will say that they
have just received one Of the largest. and best
Stocks Of
= Clothing, Crockery, and Dry Goods,
ever imported into the District of Abbevillc.
All Of which have been bought for CASH,
and which will be sold for CASH, cheaper
than any one can buy Time, 1--WE care not
whn.) -
= Many have come and have been convinced of
the truthfulness Of our assertions but there are
some who yet'cing to their fond ldol-we; mean
Che practice of buying Goods on twelve month e
times: Ofthose We regret to take our last fire
well, unless it be when they have CASH to spnre;
then tits we willggive them prices that win not
rise up and make them afraid. but will ,encour-
age and cheer them on. it maybe necessary
for us TO state that we have made arrangements
in New York, to receive all the new Styles of
Goods imported into the city this season. I'm
der this arrangement. and with the 6 oods al.
ready received, we fatter ourselves that none
will be oblige to leave our quiet little Town un-
satisfied rs regards Price mud qualify
We now hand you.a short listSof the new
Styles and Prices. In efirst place,
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DR.. 8. HENRY BEARD,
HD III M ~ III - a
Graduate of Baltimore College of
-. Dental Surgery.
,H AS permanently located Mt Abbeville c.
- H., and solitits share OF public pat.
ronage. Teeth inserted from one to full upper
and lower sets. Exposed nerves destroyed and
treated. free from pain. Having purchased on
oifce Right. of DR.. Blandy. of Baltimore am
prepared to insert teeth OH the Cheoplastic pro.
cess
gB- Office, two doors below Dendy's Corner,
Abbevile c. H.. S. c. s.r
April %, 1888. SO 1v
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Cigars, Cigars. Cignrs-

TuST received a large lot 10000 very fine
e Cigars, worth frolns5O 10 $50 per thous.
and. Also, lot of very fine chez ing Tobacco,
ut 81 .25 to Sl,5O per ID. Pure French Bfatdy'
certainly made from the juice of the grape.
Wines, Whiskies, Gins ttc..; of the very best
quality that We have been able with mucl,
care and great expenses to obtain.
JORDANSG McLAUCHLIN
May 27tl, 1853 4 If
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lanyard and Slioeshop.

tyEs. a.
MIR. ADANFFIERNEUsEL, regular, faith
VI ful and SUCCESSFUL German Tanner.-ln
finish and durability, his heavy and light I.eatI-
er challenges competition with the hest to be
found i'll the Charleston aud New York mars
kets. So
Mes5rs. SAMUEL KNOX and JOHN MEY-
Err, Boot and Shoe Makers
Mr. Knox is known throughout the District.
Mr.: Meyer as fashionable, finisked and faith
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Fine CheN6 6ag T0haccep
:EysT ,rscen'ed, direct from D. n Mgrotter
- Virginia, Ons sH qhdrsd pqtfpd sefa 6ifest
CHEWiNg TOBACCO t6 besfsrted tbs World
oxsr; # yen Yapt something eas. sslloay
SJunea, 1858 &C. ts6 u
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z. ,ssy;a ,ss A4lD A ssa.ss as..
.HR an A.srTs1 Z.
:73HE HHdeftseHg t.has orsnsa 81 eBE
kaEICKE lswbsryy, ,whsts III,
:eonssang hand Z fnes & asscs
~ Fomt d aiiif fanes Hill hS Ss1sfE ~
ESJi6rfs& nSticS ~. - = fssse NJ.
4 s u Gu % {. 1 d. l.a 6 s S
- ..s :, : ~ ~
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T T appearing to my satisfaction that David
i Finley aud the children Of Snmtel. james,
Isaac and William Finley. Decd, Defendants in
the case. resides beyond the limits of this sState.
On motonsof Perrin d .Cotlirnn, Complainants 8
Solicitors. ordered that said David Finley and
the'chldren of Samuel, james, Isanc md Will.
liam Finley, Decd. to appear and plead an
swer,, or .demur, to the, said Bill of Complaint,
within three months from the publication here
OF, or the same will be taken pro confesso u
gainst them.
AZ w. PARKER c. E, "A. D.
Commissioners Office ! -.
, March 18th, 1855, 5. 46 3m
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M0NTGOMER
CELEBRATED DOUBLE SCREEN
Rookaway Premium
- w n u & II = a n.

TIIE SUBSCRIBER having purchased the
l. Right for this State, now offers to Plan
ters these justly celebrated Fans for cleaning
Wheat. This Fan is snperior, to anything Of
the kind now in use. rs the number of pre-.
miums awarded at different State Fairs will
attest 1t is simple in its structure, easily rig.
ged, works well, aud when out of ORDER can be
repaired by any ordinary mechanic. ltis'a-
dap.edsto cleaning all kinds Of grain. For fur
.thersrarticulars see Hand Bill, which will be
furuishcl any one, dcsirnn silcb q
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Cotton Gins and TrcsI,crs.


Also constantlyon hand supply of Cotton
Gins, which | warrant to be equal to any
made. hlso. alot of Threshers which are SO OK.
.tensivelv known,that deenrs it necessary to
cuogise them here
These Machines aresall manufactured in this
placc,by skiIiful worknen, and of the very
best material, and warranted to do what is
said, for them. Any orders for either of the
above Machines addressed to the subscriber.
or left with my. Travelling agents, will be
promptly attended to.
e. JOHN ENRIGHT
Abbevilc c. H., S. c. May ., 1853 a--3m
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Boot ana Shoe Maker,

for Gentlemen and oarse and Dress Shoes; for
Ladies. has notrhis:superier in New York Or
Boston. ~
'Orders promptly attended to. Prices will be
know by cnrdss distributed.
2 A liberal share Of patronage is respectfully
solicited.
t"r. J. W. JONES.
scalhopa's Mills, April, .1s5s so stlm4m
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500 Ladies, Collars.

cVV AtAuACS| COlldfSs
from Auction from l9s cents to 100 dollars
- Honiten Lace Sets, -
from Importers, from 10 to rs dollars;
.sBRILLIANTES, at III cents;
Eadies' COTTON HOSE. at 64 cents;
Ladies' HANDKERCHlEFs, ut 64Scents;
Fine Dress Goods,
and HEAD DRESSES;
fR"be guile SILKS, at 30 and 1 45sdollars :;
Robe guile Organdies, at 6, J,aapd Is
dollars
ParOda Cloths,
Double Ducall Stripes, nt o5 dollars
And we have on the way zoe, yards of
Printed Lawns,
which havesbeep bought for lis at.Auction.
Hoop Skirts,
steel, Brass. and Whalebone, from $3.50 TO
Mantillas. Point lace, .ChsGtilla, Moire An.
tique, and Black Silk, from $3.50, to s25. 90 !;
- HH N wv @s@ .
White Grape, Estella~ Black Silk. More
Antique and De Lane ShawIs, from Sl.OO
to slG.50; ~,
To the. gentlemen, of our town arIdseountry.
we would say thatw have the Eureka Suits,
Coats Pants. and Vests, fine and new, we have,
'aiso, q good Stock of the Gerota Collars, Cra-
yats, and Shirts, Something new and Fancy
Also, agood Stock off,.
: . Summer Hats.
n, B-Ne; Goods will be taken back when
once sshs!ds sod unless tie Ggsas be damaged before
AprT2as1s5s:s5 SIS. ,a.tf
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.gUR RGsEg.8 TesK
:5sn. ~ For,
I. . s. ::sArsHsasst.' FN q 4 Z q =
J, 81 s5gas s,sa.: .9ss'. ~ ss. R d. s s
Il sfasss ssai sai ies
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500 Reward

500 Reward
To any slave, or free persons of color who will
furnish the evidence sought above,
Address, Secretary Of the Vigilance Commit.
tee, Calhoun's Mills. .,Abbeville District, s. C.
March "a, 1858 Al Gin
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AmbrOtypcs, Ambrotypes.
ROBERT r.. KNOX,

E1SO ~ 10. n N y AZ
DESPECTFULLY informs. the public. TINT
IG%he has opened q GALLERY for taking .
Ambrotype sLikenesses,
over II. W. Lawson's Tin Manufactory; that lie
has every means of taking good PICTURES,
and will spare no pains to give general salts.
faction.
Abheville C. IT,. S. c., April:7, SO, 4a.sm
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s. H. JONES.
SI,OOOaREWARD

TO ANY white personsot persons.who will
l. furnish evidence to convict. in court of
NV the incendiary or inccndiaries who burnt
he Cotton and Screw Of Mrs. Jane Baker, or
Ter stables and crib, or both.
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CS" The friends of JAMES N. COCHRAN
Esq, would respectfully announce him as
Candidate for tho, Legislature, ,sat tile ensuipg
election. =
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For theLegislature.

c#- The friends&of THOMAS. THOMSON
ESD, respectfully announce him for reelection
to the Legislature. =;
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scB Weare apthorized to, announce Az.
aCSTUs BoMAX a:candidste for the Legisla-
ture, at The ensuing election.
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rCB- The friends of GEN. w. w. PERRY.
MAN respectfully announce him candida tie
for the Legislature Mt the ensuing election
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C5B- The friends Of & EN-. S. McG OMAN, re
spectfully announce him for reelection to the
Legislature. -, .