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The Kanzas news., 1858-08-21
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Arnold DR.
Appiebee AJS
Barney Mahlon D
Ban BOYD P
Ball Jesse
Bam David
Bowel Reese He
Bawman Benjsinin F
Baker Grin
Barton q Us
Bam Daniel-2
Barnes JohnR
Barrett p S
BriIn VIII B-2
Brown s G.
Begole Augustus
Bryant Thos
Burr Ruben
Briggs B "
BoswoFth Otis Il
Bean William J
Blanchard E P
Badger Jacob
Culdiee Josiah
Carpenter L S
Coggshall jackson
Craps Miss Zilphah
Coleman 81 z
Copeland Alexander
Cady Silas n
Cahoon c F
Camden John F-2
Carbet Sylvester
Chase johnson
Clark Mrs Nancy ]
Culdice Isaac
Clark James F-2
Carried 81 Z
Clark David
Coplen VIM II
Cass Moses II
Grain James 81
Dwiggins Janles-2
Dunnire Mrs Rachel
Davis Stephen E-2
Drake John ca
Diify Arthur
Diily VIM A
Denis Mr.
Davis Hal n
Dehart Hezekiah
Denison Erastus-2
Duback Christian
Erwin VIM
Elliott Albert
Elliott Anna Mariah I
Evans John or Andrew
Fox Miss Nancy-2
Fuqua E D
Freeman Fantaroy
Fisk Ephraim
Felix John
Fox Henry
Fridiey Andrew G
Foley Francis
Gilmore John H-3
Gregorie Henry-3
GiIe Lewellyn F
Gren Matthew N-2
Gorden Thos
GrayJ
GoIdizer Josiah
Greer n n
Gugerty Michael
Honlin L
Hillman GEO.
Holderman E R
Harpole Peter
Henry James,
Hathaway james F
HUlderman Henry
Haworth Joel
Hubbell Ephraim
Hu0Oeil + Al
Holt E G
Hales John @
Hudson Wesley ia
Hills Allen
Houk j "
Hammick Luther
Heath ] B
Holmes Jas 81
Hicks Sarah G
HendrIckson VIM
Huddleston G
Hillman Jarvis
Hink Fred W
Hover John
Jakes Theodore E
Jacobs VIM @
Jumper Samuel
Krigbaun VIM T
Kitchingman VIM
Kelley VIM R
Lewis Rachel E-3
Lee N ca
Persons calling will
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10 claim HuntersI

7 WISH TO CALL THE ATTENTION OF
all who are in search Of claims. to my series Of
Plats, showing all pre-empted land; also, al that
save days, and often weeks. of labor. shall have
them posted frequently at the Land Office.
rnayl-d z. P. BANCROFT.
The Kanzas news., 1858-08-21

DIR. II. BAILEY,
nS5d ENposaA, Kkxzka
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Special Notice.

TNHOSE persons whc have LAND or CLAIMS
L to self. viii be to find purchaser by
registering them at my Office, as am in receipt Of
numerous letters of inquiry with regard TO land
and claims. have sold more than twenty claims
within the last six weeks.
mayI-tf z. P. BANCROFT.
The Kanzas news., 1858-08-21

DEAAINING In the Post zofice ss Esnpcr;e
Ia Kansas, August 2fst 1883
The Kanzas news., 1858-08-21
eNEW STORE in EMPORIA.

Persons calling will please say adoertised.
H ". flick. NJ.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-01-22

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Clocks.
Clarkes Female Pills

Clarke's Female Pills.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
Prepared from Prescription Of Mr. j. Clarke, " d.
Ptys,tran Extraordinary 10 the Qucea.
|THIS invaluable medicine Is unfailing
= in the of all those painful and DANGER
Vus disorders to which the female constitution is
subject Ii molerates all excuses and removes all
distractions, and speedy cure may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
IL II peculiarly suited. 1t will in short time,
bring on the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle Price One Dollar, bears the Gov
srnment Stampof Great Britain, to prevent coun-
teytaits.
CAUTION
These Pills should not be taken by females that
sfc rcgnant during the first thrse months, they
30 sure to bring mlscwag'; but at any other
l44he Aa1 In every other case, they perfectly
-
~ Aesnts for this country.
&C. BALDWIN & Co, Rochester, ny.
TC1TLE a MOSES, Auburn, n. Y,
GENERAL AGENTS.
y. AL 90 and postage stamps enclosed to
q authorized Agent, will insure a bottle of the
Sflls ~ return mail.
For aale wholesale and retail by G. T. Sargent
Co., Bangor and by one Druggist in every town
u the United States. Burr, Foster 4 Co, No. i,
G6snhiIl, boston, Wholesale agents for New Eng
lard. Sold in Ellsworth BY C. q. Peck. IL
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William + tfs#u, Brown \ Alh.tl
George ll""s. Ne.-io ard a rr.su,
I tsiltett& To \ ". Laid i to.
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\ PHYSICIANS
~ LEGACY TO YOUNG MEN
Tie Eiatt q a YaaeE man
l. ~ strength
Pom p, \ J. Nuq44p Bisg.fsh .fae "a ls5-1

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''aer r,sf aHarr that sidata, If rstr,
seliy.,i publication, + r55 =ff3Hfs= ~ the WY
aajha+.y. \ such iH-s4ti Iaay fhefltil
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talsN bst ,tIlahI, Pamphlet II. preparations.
.IH4r'-' tri .NfErtNt. CONSIDERED
a.. .'d 'uly oFectaal rsusiies sAtaat Tor the
saI44 fslsf b, rs',rff7l
In. tttyflSv lll- -sas.HRl E1aE~sHaraE and EeTAt
MAIN. t'. sovereign raI=-= Ia ssttH4al Mr,k us-s.
+.,al 'Hty, l. ltteret, tHtalisarA Emissions, ir--,
~, lg - most y th1 tttdHs Druggists 10 the
country.
rs O. rANrurFr, as ae,r. faiiHs f4H a3tcr> -
I'll ul >-,ruatrriig. eau be Lad, u-e
eHss@i'. N HHvt-i -tsatp r. IT. tHN- J. 4. ktf>s,
- Ayau.. CORNER l1tl .lsees. ny YORK, Post RON.
No. 1886.
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Ata Court If Probate held ct Et-r f WITHIN aud fir
the Count, # aueea 1a the hr.t W-iae.3ss sf JAZZ
nary \. h lshS.
on the f,rc.ine p. tou orlrri-Tla, the Petitioner
give notice all perjs int rested by c1iN OF
the petition and order ~ court tcrrui 10 he published
three weeks -lccrsSlvriN In the Ellsworth American, tha;
they may appear u Probate Court held q; Ellsworth
In said county the first Wednesday ut February next
e'cinek and show cause, u my they Aase, why
II prayer Of SAID =, ut,u should mt he sratit-
PARKER IT *. Judge
Attest. \ \. PARrLrNr, Register.
A copy Of the Pcti;on and ord Coui thereon
81 A,;c-J, A. \. Eartief;. Re-i-ter
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sPATENT MEDICINES,

MEXICAN MUSTANG LININENT.
Townsend Morcs, Warren's, Kelly. and -ha
ker syrup and SaTsaparilla; Weaver, Canker
Salt Rhcuia : rupi Arnpld's Vital Fluid Atwood 5
Ext. bandcion, Brant, Plrifyia. Extract Bull :.
>arsaparilla q ahn), Gay Blo-d Purifier. Grcens
Indian rsnacca. Hays iIumor syrup, Haml IN.
Vegetable TinctuIe, sure cure, Kennedy M,li-
cal Discovery, Morse's syrup Yellow Dock, ord
ways lluinor Discovery. Peruvian Syrup, Rad
way kosolyent, Rhodes Power aud AsUv Cure.
sands Sat,aparlla, Shaker Satsapatilia, Town
sends Sarsararila Old DR. Jacobs. MeAluun'. Elixir
Of Opium, Mrs. Niusl0H : Soothing syrup, shaker
Extract NaleriAn. Wilson's Nruru.atAic DROPS.
hr. Abbott's bittcrs. Peek Jauudicc Bitter. and
Fife, Indian Vegetable Btters. Atwcais Phy-i-
cal Brl WIS Sasaparilla and Tomato. ClaIk's Shcr-
~ Wine, one and tvn ats Langlcys Ra., and
Herb btters aud almost every other kind in use.
Balm Of Thousand Flowers, Cold Cream F-sh
Balls, Liquid Rouge. &c 4. Ayers Cherry Pee
toral, ALIENS Cough Loacnzcrs, BrAuts Pulm ma
ry Balsom, Clarkes Cough Syrup. Bachc,ar's Hair
Bye, Harfison's Hair bye I.nimeuts # all
kinds Earuey's Musk Cologne Uarnys Shawn.
Cream, Barneys Ncrhena Water; Ayers Sugar
Coated Pills, branlreths Pill, Wrishts Indian We
geLlble Court Plaster dc, ac. butchers Dead
Shot for Bed Bugs, Prod. Aohrs German Fly Pa
per- Salves and 0ntmens Of every kind and
every other article usually kept in such Store.
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FERTILITY OF TtANMOSruS LANDS.
r,ir,ci Of irt,sr fntn narNss pu,h Ii. Nertlsta.

have been practical fr twea;y and hsvs
bourt in tt4uuautdn t.yause the and # tt s 4usi =
f,- uu-A purposes IHo~e sho farchasc 81 Dc
Il funs am Nsy wu,h Jrari " N . f4ses Al nc
di.,a at DAY III erect Hrs; tatlHr >e47
maj, t5 ssuns iai,e. Ths Aave Also t7taHt II n
~ conducted ~ daughters no toadueti' e Ad' Pits
institute al tats rlsc". ~ -, ...- 60.
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At a Court 81 Probate hold at Ellsworth within and r. :'t
county of ilancrA, ia, lstN elne>dHy of January
in the year L,rl eighteen hundred and I'm, eight
SARAH NJ GORDON, Widow Of te,rse Gar.ti. late NJ
- Plantation NJ. /. deceased, having mals application
te for allowances out Of the personal estat-
deceased
Ordered That Ihe said Sarah Gorla give nate thereof
to IT er~ int rested Toy causing copy II this ly-f W
published three weeks surccssively In the EsN a
rtnrrnttd El-1 nth that thrymay appear a Ft,t
Court be held "a Ellsworth In said courty pu + ~
Wednesday ct February next at ten Of the click In the fore
noin and she~ cau-r, II any they have, why Ayg-
tuce should not be made.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
\ true copy Attest \. A, BAErIErr, Il, .iscr.
Sa5I
Of Probate holien Ellsworth, within and t.r
the County Of Hancock, pn The first eu,say Of Jan
nary, A. h. 1851
L ATE II. MEANS. Widow II james Means late #
IN Bluehi, decreased hlsu. made aprlica tl7r +, me
for an allowance cut d the personal estae q sal de-
ceased ordered,
That the said Kate II. Means give motive t.
all persons Interested, hy causing copy II , Hri.f to
b. published Ia the Ei-warh American, FrBted IN + lis
Wurh. that they appear at Probate Court 10 lee
haileH Ellsworth thu first Wednesday If Feb
rlIary II the clock N lha fr-ltaa. and slrw
cause-ii any they have-Wly the should Int bt
allowed.
PARKER TUCK, Ja1se.
4 \ true eaPy-aue't, \ A. BARrLEfrf Register
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Il.y-Et5tls ~ T1IE flH11- SetoFri, - Hpf-
s..Fl&s SAIE kletNi - II rrrE - / N0hs
-E.ftsssSHlsV - co. - y rsL tJEIN.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-01-22

WOULD respectfully inform the citi-
zeus Il Ellsworth and vicinity that they
have taken tn. store formerly occupied BY Monroe
Young, where may be found the largest assert
ment Of
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The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-11-05

they arc, is in the host. Let a stranger
visit this hospitablc home-sce the dcvo-
ton OF his scrvants-the love and affection
o' his trlends--his simple, unaffected ana
charmin" manners-li>tcns to his words Of
wisdom, his instructive convc,sation-his
agreeable "reminiscences Of past times, and
the great men who figured on the stage Of
action when he first entered the political
arcna--lct him learn from his ncishbors, as
he surely will, of his prof,,se charities his
nc'Shborly kindness, and he will not then
wonder Why Alexander II. Stephens is 50
much lovc.!, roverc,l, and honorcd among
those 'ho have known him longest and
best.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-11-05

Upon consultation with our friends of The Ah-
h"vii: HH"hsyr we have come to the following
understanding: That after the 1t Of April
nr>t We shall "har.;, for nj subscriptions not
paid within sin months 800 ami =; uo ii not
l'aid within ole year. Tho pressure 4! ,h"
Times has force! upon IL the necessity of ur.:
iiIs i'r"inpt payment upon our Patrons. The
amount due nS for subscription. are separately
smIall, but III the aggregate swell to larg"
sum, aud if not pr"'mtlv paid. subject us /"
great inc"nv"mi' 'nrrs. Our payments are cash
a"I W" must require ouv friends TO enable Us
10 meet ilrrn.
Experience has also impressed us Will, the
pr"rric'y of charging for Obituary Notices
which exceed certain length und shall
hcnccforth charge for the excess over ono
square, ~ ia" u~iiui. aIv"ri~in, rates.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-11-05

For years it has been the custom Of the
Sophomore class of Brown University to
smoke out Frcshmcn-i. e.. at The com
mcnccmcnt Of each year to enter the rooms
Of the Freshmen and smoke till they became
sick, or acknowledged themselves sick Of
the operation. The custom was adhered to
by the present Sophomore class, 'who did
the work up Brosom.' Weeks have elapsed
and nothing was sail against the course
pursued. Monday afternoon, however, the
S"phomorcs, one by one, were called upon
to visit the President. The following nucs-
tions were asked First, WAS you engaged
in smoking out!' Second, viii You sign
an agreement never to engage in anything
OF the kind again 2 Many were enabled to
say NO., in reply to the first question, but
all declined TO answer yes to the second.
Each was, in consequence, dismissed from
college. The class is united in the deter
minaiion not to be fcltcred by the stringent
regulations necessarily imposed upon them
by an affirmative to the second query and.
consequently, Brown University is without a
Sophomore class, n circumstance without a
parallel in the history Of that institution.
Propidcncc Tribune.
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Providence.

"What strange Providence, that a mo-
,hcr s',ouIl be taken in the midst Of life
from her children ~ Was it Providence :.
No? Providence lad assigned her three
score years and ten term long enough
TO rear her children, and to sec her cl.
drcn's children /; but she did not obey the
laws on which life depends, and, of course,
she lost it. a father, too is cut of in the
midst Of his days. lie is useful and dis
tinguishcd citizen, and eminent in his pro.
fcssion. a general buzz arises Oh every
side. "What Il striking Providence !" This
man has been III the habit Of studying hal.
of The night-of passing his days in his Of
lice or III the courts Of eating luxurious
dinners and drinking various kinds Of wine.
lie has every day violated tho laws on
which heaI;h depends. Did Providence
cut him off! The evil rarely ends here.
The diseases Of tho :Athcr are often trans
mittcd, and a feeble mother rarely leaves
behind her vigorous children. 1t has been
S""'o III SoilIC Vi our CltlcS lOT young
ladies to walk in thin shoes and delicate
stockings in mid-winter. a healthy bloom
ing young girl thus dressed in violation OF
heavens laws, paid the pcnalty-a checked
circulation, cold, fever and death. "What
4 sad Providence !" exclaimed her friends.
Was II Providence or her own folly?
Look at the mass Of diseases that are in
cured 10y intcmpcrancc in eating and
dri hiking, in study or business, by ncglec,
OF exercise, cleanliness, and pure air; by
indiscrcet dressing, tight lacing, &c.; and
all is quietly imputed to Providence. Is
there not impicty as well as ignorance in
this! Were the physical laws strictly OBJ.
served, from generation to generation, there
would be an end to the frightful diseases
that cut life short, and Of the long list of
malades that make life torment or a trial
1t is the opinion of those who best under
stand the physical system, that this won
dcrful machine, the body, this "goodIy tenn
ple'" would gradually decay, and men
would die as falling asleep.
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SOUTH CAROL INA.

ABBEViLLE DISTRICr.-IN EQUITY.
Elizabeth Robinson
VS.. Bill for Partition Of Real
James T.. Robinson, Estate.
Ct. al.
)URSl ANT TO Order Of Court, will sell at
l. public outcry, on Sale bay in Novembc,
next (lsD, tho Real Estate Of John Robinson,
deceased, containing about Four hundred and
ninety acres, and bounded by lands of John g.
Thorntson, WIN. Il. Dorm and Others. Said
tract to DC sold by the Plat exhibited OIL the
day Of sale.
Ifms:-A credit Of one, two or three years,
except rs TO the costs. which are TO be paid in
Cash with interest from day of sale. l'urchas
er to give bond with two good surctics TO secure
the purchase money, and pay for expenses.
WI. ii. PARKER, C. l.. a. d.
Commissioners Office, I
Oct. 6, 1858. % tl
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a Stranger i'll Church.
DY SUSIE OF THE GLEN.

Once | saw II srrightly Stranger
bright the smile upon his brow,
As sunshine on the drwv iloAcrs-
All! me thinks see il now.
And Il holy faith inspired HIM
When he brcathcl silent PRAYER!
The spirit whispcrs-:joy eternal,
When it designs to meet him there.
Yes! smile of Christian beauty
Peace AMI joy together blcnI,-
Like sunbcams on the tranquil ocean,
Heavenly light, his steps attend;
How strange, | know when hc is near me,
Instinct whispers he is nigh!
And when he joins the solemn chorus
'rls like music from the sky.
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Negro Slavery.

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VALUE OF OLD NEwsrArERs.-Tow few
persons realize the value of files of old news.
papers. They are often worth three or -four
times the original price Of subscription, and
sometimes even a hundred dollars would
be gladly paid for certain volume if il
could be obained. Isaiah Thomas, in col.
lect'ng the materials for his History OF
I'rlnt'ng in America" paid upwards Of a
thousand dollars for old newspapers. So
says "ZHc Printer"
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-11-05
0S "a Il & ED

VIE subscriber having purchased the infer
Il. est Of ". W. Waller, would respectful,
solicit c"ulnttancc Of the very liberal pat
rouagc given To the old firm.
lie feels deeply the obligation he is under to
the many kind friends who have stood by him
tor the siX Years of his manhood, and business
I'ie, through evil as well as good report.
And while he does not offer to sell Goods f,,
cost prices he knows the motto Live and lc,
Live, and will conduct business ACCORDINGLY
lie Is happy To announce that he still retains
The service Of the agreeable and iuIefatigable
Waller who will act rs chief clerk and agent
Ill the purchase and sale of goods lie is also
fortunate III holding on to Mcssrs. Appleton
and White. who will be as Industrious, polite
and attentive as ever.
W. W. PERUVIAN.
Jan. II. 1853. 81 If
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SOUTH CAROLINA,
ABBEvILLE DIsTRIcT.-IN EQUITY.
L. ii. Lomax

ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.-IN EQUITY.
r. G. Starr.
DURSUANT to order of Court, I will Sell,
L. public outcry, OH Sale Day in November
next (1st). the House and Lot now in possession
of II. G. Starr, in the village of Abbeville. The
Lot contains one acre more or less. with com
Portable Dwelling House, out-buildngs, DC,
and is bounded on the southeast by lot of VIM.
Hill, Esq, and on the other three sides by
streets
Ierms-A credit till lst day of January next,
except as to costs. Purchaser to give Bond
with two good sureties and mortgage Of the
premises to secure the purchase money, and
pay for papers.
WM. II. PARKER, Q. .E.AD.
Commissioners Office y
Oct. @, 1858. % I'd
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q "a < z ED

ii AElNG sold my entire interest of Goods
Il l. I" Gen. w. W. Pcrrv,man, take this
h"th"'! OF returning my sincere thanks. to my
n'ilii"i"nS friends and customers for their r,ry
kind AMI generous support !" me for the ii s.:
yrarS have been in L,;<nc-S in THE. place ami
vicinity w""!.l h'>rcak for the General.
an Increased c"n'inuaI!c. "f the same
Hv reference I" l"rrv;naII'S Gard YOU will
81" that am (hv hi. kinIrr.,, retained a, clerk.
and ca" "n!y say that | will do every thing
III my i'"wc" i"mak" Your business transactions
asiecabic and profitable.
". W. WALLER.
Jan. II, 1853 II If
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-11-05
A Quaker Wedding.

There WAS 4 marriage Yesterday morn
at the Friends Meeting House on Fifth
street, near John, Of two members of the SO.
cictv of Friends. The meeting house WI,
l!i!cd long before the hour for the cercmo-
my, ly we'll dressed but takalive l;.licS,
aiiractcd !v cur">itv. anxious TO SEE the
uSua! method otdu;itg a very common thiN..
/ hose ladies. hnwrvrr. did not preserve tl,,.
decorouS silence Which becomes aiiv hpu,c
! c"n>ccratc.l to the worship Of God and r,-
! pccia!iv house belonging to Il Lei -ioHs de-
! nomination will, ~hc! quiet is $" rs>";.-
: tiai :, part "! religion rs it with the friends
Their hariv subdrcI whispers were heard
! Ike the l'"'pu:s OF i brood Of chic,;rl!,
just out Of III" shell, during the whole crrc-
monv, with the exception o; PRAYER. The
| males VII" were visitors were more respect
!uI. There were but few Of the Friends
there III the dress uf the denomination, and
even these Observed only IN approach t.
uniformity Of cat and c"!Dr.
After the groom and hli,l". accoln,,,in"l
! 10y three "room>tncn and bridesmaids. hal
! arrived al., taken their seats there WAS !,
long sileucc.
.it lvn.,h IN elderly Friend rose AMI dc
ivcrcd an cXh"rt;itinn OH thr sucmn;:v o:
tic contract which the vouu.. curl,r w"r.
t. make, and the reliance upon Divine
strength. to II: them for lie duties a:.l tri-
;,ls Of lie.
There was another silence N!l:c,, WIS
tr"':ru 10y one "f the Friends I;ncc.;rc al.,!
making 4 devon: ;nA i:lvcut prayer. N&-
rii::: the prayer, all in, the "t.c Who c!r-
tu If S..rl l,. I,.,.., >y,,, ,i.I;ir.r i,. ,
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The Estate of William L. Calhoun, decd.
9NllE Subscriber, as Executor of the last Will
L and Testament of snid Deceased, hereby
gives notice 10 all parties ing claims against
said Estate to make them known to him, ns
early as convenient, and also he desires those
who may be indebted TO come forward and set.
tie tho same without delay.
j. E. CALHOUN, SR., Err
Oct 10th 1858. "a ON
AZ B.-Addrcss. Calhoun's Mills, Abboville
Districts e.
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TIE SOCIETY 1sLANDs.--Tho Washington cor.
respondent of the Assoated Press reiterotcs
his assertion that two Of the Society Islonds
have made an application for annexation to
the United States, on additional, md what he
coneeives to be relinblo authority The ac.
ton of Count Sartiges in the matter was not
in his official capacity.
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SOUTH CAROLINA,
ABBETILLE DISTRICT

AGBEJILLE DlS1RICI.
Al. buchanan, Appt.
WIN: NJ lIu1ghey, and wife. dinary.
Elizabeth, ct. nj. defts.
10y Order of the Court Of Ordinary. 7 will
- sell, for partition, on Sale. Day in Novem-
Der next. within the legal hours. tic real estate
OF John Buchanan, deed, containing two hun
dred acres. more or less, situated in AbbcviIle
District. on waters of Saludn river, and adjoin-
others.
1rrms-A credit of twelve months will be
given, the purchaser giving bond and approved
security, and mortgage Of the premises to tho
Ordinary, if deemed necessary. The costs to
be paid in cash.
JAMES II. COBB,
Coroner and acting iShcriG.
Oct. 6, 1858 2l-3t
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Spurgeon sometimes comes out with
good thing. "Brethern," said he, elf God
had referred the AK to committee on nav
al affairs, it's my opinion it would not have
been built yet p
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A FRENCH writer very finely Observes
"Io dream gloriously, you must act gIori-
ously while you are awake; and to bring
angels down to converse in your sleep, you
must labor in the cause of virtue during
the day."