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NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE,

WIS Great Journal of Crime and Criminals
Il IS in its Twelfth Year. and is widely cir,
culated throughout the country. 1t contains al!
the q Great Trials, Criminal Cases. and appropfi-
ate Editorials on the same, together with infor--
nation OIL Criminal Matters not to be found in
any other newspaper. 49, 80 /.
" subscriptions, 50 per Annum; ST.. for.
Six Months, to be remitted by Subserbcrs, fwho
should write their names~and the town.. county
and State where they.reside plainly,),
To GEO. w. MATSELLS e. .COa
=. Editor and Proprietor, of the
National Police Gazette
New York City.
April 80, 1857 s,-ra@ st'Al #
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II T. T MI -:

Two DOLLARS per annum, if paid i'll advance (;
Two DOLLARS and FItTy CENTS if not paid within
six months AMI THREE DOLLARS if not paid be-
fore the end Of the year. All subscriptions not
limited at the time of subscribing, will be con-
sidcrcd rs indefinite, and will be continued until
arrearages are paid, or ut the option of the Pro-
prietors. Orders from other States must inruyi
atty be accompanied with the Cash.
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS
Though we have II penalty for nonpayment
of subscriptions to our paper when due, it has
not been rigidIy eXacted by our predecessors: !:
and we, to some extent, have followed their en-
ample. Reasons satisfactory TO ourselves have
led us to the conviction that we should, in uN
eases, inforco the penalty. We therefore give
notice that on and utter the LIST of April next,
we shall charge for all subscriptions not paid
within six months, $50, aud $500 if not paid
within one year. Those who come forward and
settle before that time may save something, but
those who neglect until after our rule goes into
effect, may rely upoE paying for their negligence
the full amount of the penalty.
Experience, too, has taught that there should
be some charge made for Obituary Notices en-
cceding certain length. We shall in future,
charge the excess over ono square, at advcrtis.
ng rates. TO he charged to the party ho orders
il in the paper.
The above terms have been agreed to hv the
Pr"prictors of the AbbcviIlc Banncr and Iude-
tcU3cu} Press
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PRINTING!

lnHE proprietors of the AnnEvILLE BANNER
l. would respectfully inform the public that
they are prepared to execute all kinds Of j q b
work with neatness aud Dispatch Having
incurred considerable expense for printing mate
ria's, they have hcsituncy in saying that tl,.y
are as well prepared. and can do MS neat work
.s any other establishment in the up.country of
South Carolina.
They will also keep on hand complete as
Snrtrpcnt rf
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Dissolutton,

Il day dissolved by mutual consent the lin.
itation of the Partnership having expired The
name Of the Firm will be used ih the closing up
Of the business, by either one Of us. 20 -
All persons indebted to us by Note or Account,
will please come forward and pay up as soon as
convenient, as it is very desirable that the bust
less should be closed as early as possible. Z,
~, JOHN$A.SWIE E R,a,s
- osys G. MoD.sMILLER.s
August %, 1855. 10 ~ 3 ,tf s.
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S. D. & H. W. SMITH,
Manufacturers Of
Melodeons, Organ Melodeons,
AND
Pedal Sub-Bass
HAH M q NJ Iu M -,
Oil Washington street,
BOSTON.

'NliE attention of CIergymen, Committees
l. Schools, Lodges dc, is invited to tho new
Fedal Sub. Bass Harmoniumx
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The State Of South Carolina.
=. ABBE,HzLLEt DIS7RICE !. = =.
, In ths Conifn,l,,o,,sipz,as.: =

W;i;sn yy;IIsaal,.S 4 7N :a;sSs' ~. -.ssS+ =
vs.: Foreign Attachment, s
jag I4s AsTLiddel!; Thon,son; & Fair Attorneys
WHEREAS The ssPlaintif did, on the ; eleventh
y.IsSday 0f April eighteen HUNDRED and Atty
who, it's said, lis absent ffom and without ths
limits Of this sStat6Ssnd has neither vita mr.
attorney know witElp the same, upon whom a
copy OF the fsaid dsclaration might be served
3 " is therefore ordered that the said Defen.
dant 90 appear and plead to the said declaration.
,9laor before The swelftk day of April eighteen
hundred and hfty- eight otherwise Anal, and ab.
soints Judgment = ssill then be givenand awarded
! MATTHEW MCDONALD ) soA r,s y !
z CLERK I! Qt6sa April II ,FIs6F Sl5siysi
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W,C.sDaYls|

Attorney at sasgsnna
y s AsHfs .s ssi. 81 Be
NVilEptomptly 10 III l6nsl5 y jSs
hs dales Dan Sbe found Ut tiia6. .6Hi S&d{ fhes
AbbeyillsJ Banner 7" 'oe' Jliya98
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Land for Sale.

Land for Sale.
T'HE Subscriber is the authorized Agent, of the
L parties interested, to sell the real estate of
JOSEPH AIKEN, deceased. The tract of
Land Is valuable, adjoins lands Of DR.. Ward.
law, DR.. Livingston, and others, on Calhoun's
Creek, and contains about :.
100 Acres.
Property-negroes-as well as cash will be
taken in payment.
Applications for purchase can be made to the
Agent, who lives at Cokesbury.
JOHN w. sUBER.
June 2, 1857 6 If
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Ho! for Chick Sprines!!

]. p. POOL 4 CO., will be Mt the Green
vile Depot with good Conveyances and careful
Drivers, to carry Passengers and their Baggage
to the Springs. They will also run
II DAILY LINE or STAGES
10 and from the Springs. leaving Greenville at
o'clock A. NJ. Fare 81.
May IL, 1857 G IF
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

The Proprirtors of the Abhcvillc Hummer and
independent Press have established the follow
ing rates Of Advertising To be charged in both
papers:
Every Advertisement! inserted for a less time
han three months, will be charged by the inser-
ton at One Dollar per Square (l4 incr-thc
space of solid lines or less.) for the first inscr
ton, and Fifty Gents for each subsequent in.
ScrtiOn.
SIS- The Commissioners, Shcrilr's, Clerks and
Ordinarys Advertisements will be inserted in
both papers, each charging half price.
cFs Shcrilf's Levies, One Dollar each
~ Announcing Candidate, Five Dollars.
Advertising an Estray, Two Dollars, to be
paid by the Magistrate
Advertisements inserted for three months, or
longer, ut the following rates:
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Ube Abbcuille Bannrr,.

Published Every Thursday Morning, by
DAVIS ess CREWS.
w. G. DAVIS Editor
T. b. CREWS, s,............Pu Publisher.
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VIE attention of Clergymen, Committess
4 Schools, Lodges, dc, is invited to the new
Fedal sub-Bass Harmoniums,
Made and Sold by the Manufacturers.
1T is arranged with two manuals or banks or
heys, the lowest set running an octave higher
.nh" ''c o'her' ana may he used separately, and
thus get in one case two distinct Instruments.
or, by the Use Of the coupler, the two bsnks NJ
keys mny be played at the SUN. time Inv uso &c
the front set only. This connected with th.
Sub Bass, will produce the etfec, of larr.
organ, and is sufficiently heavy to fill houss
that seats from 1000 to 1900 persons.
TIE ORGAN MELODEON il 5es;oned e.,
parlor and private use The construction is aim.
liar to the Church Instrument, being arr.nnnd
with two banks of Keys and when used toyetbcr
by means OF the coupler, is capable of Ms yr4nt
volume OF power as the Church instrument Wheu
used without the Pedals
Also, every variety of MEIODEONS e..
Parlor Use.
Purchasers may rely upon instruments FROM
our hlanuiactory, being inudc in in the mbs,
conplete and thorough MANNER H,yipt, rc:
moved to The spacious buildings, 51l WaslIinai.
ton street, We have every facility for maut,fp9.
turing purposes, and employ none but the most
experienced and skiIluI workmrn In slort ws
VIII PROMISE onr customers IN Instrument cnual
II not superior to any Manufacturer, and puar
antcc entire and perfect sofixfaction
Music Teachers, Leaders Of Choirs and oibers
Interested in musical matters, are r,srrctflIv in,
vIted to visit our Rooms at any time, and exam.
me or test the instruments on exhibition for snIe
at their pleasure.
as still further guarantee to the public as
to the excellence "I the .H,Ioicoms and Har,vo
"'"mS from orr Nianufctory, we beg leave to
refer, by permission, To the following Piano Forte
Manufacturers of Boston, who have examined
our ln>trumcnts, and will give their opinion
when called upon:
'hIckcr'ng IL Sons: VIM. P. Emerson; Geo.
!lcws; Iiallcit " GunlsIon; Brown Il Allen.
W Mooiward IL Brown; Il. Gilbert T. Co A. w,
Ladd IL Co.: Ncwhall Il Co
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AlclOdeOnS and Harmonious Rented

Persons VIII" wish to hire Meodcons and IIar-
m"n'uI''s with view Of purchasing 1T the end
OF the year, can have tho rent credited us part
payment "I the purchase money This matter
is worthy Of special note as it enables those who
desire fair lesI of The Instruments before pur.
chasing. I" obtain it ut The expense of the man
ulacturers to the extent nt least Of wears rent
Orders from any part of the country or world,
sent direct to the manuinctory in Boston, with
cash or satisfactory reference, will be promptly
attended 10, and us faithfully executed as if the
parties were present, or employed an agent to
select, and OH ,s resunulIe terms
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Read IRis |.
p oo,rv.v w.. NEW onL1ASs. August II. iss1.

ys. 2ply Sole Agen. IN ths unlsd sns. for - -,
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This is the advice we give gratuitously to those
editors who have gone of halfcockedr on the
faith OF false telegraphic dispatches respecting the
recent revolutionary occurrences which transpired
here. Without waiting to inquire into the truth of
the matter-without stopping to discuss probability
without pausing an instant to reflect upon possbili
ties they flew in the face OF reason past history
and the probabilities OF the present-and evidently
considering the telegraph sacredinstuton, instead
OF being an invention Of the Devil as many begin to
believe II 70 be-commenced series Of the grossest
and alses datrbes upon the character of the people
and city OF New Orleans, the Imagination Of Mum
chausen could conceive, or the pen of Bennett, o
Greeley, Sumner, or Giddngs, could trace upon
the white surface OF virgin letterpaper.
BY this time, we imagine, the same veracions in
stitntion to-wit the aforesaid magnetic telegraph,
has informed them OF The true facts OF the casefor
the telegraph Will sometimes tell the truth especially
upon those who are deeated-and, II so, we presume
large number Of the conductors OF newspapers feel
rather cheap than otherwise: in sooth, we think we
may be permitted to say, without any violation OF
professional decorum, dog cheap" If they have
not already discovered they will discover, perhaps
sooner than some Of them may think agreeable or
pleasant that they got hold Of the wrong end of the
- $3.50
advocated the false side OF the question, and that
they denounced where unstinted praise should have
been rendered. and praised when the severest denun-
citation was richly merited. When they ascertain
these facts, as it is probable they will before this
paper reaches them 1t is to be hoped for the honor
standing and respectabilty OF the editorial profes.
sion, that such an amends honorable will be made
as will adequately meet the requirements of strict
Understanding less and nothing more. So far as
we are concerned, we have not, nor would we have
done 50 If we could, aught extenuated, or aught
set down in malice" What we have written was
penned more in sorrow than in anger" nor did the
vlndieation Of our cause by the Party Of Law and
Order tend TO mitigate the emotions Of regret we
feis all along and now feel.
However, all the circumstances considered, the
wonder IS not so very great that respectable editors
were deceived by the UNANIMOUSLY false dispatches that
were concoeted tperhaps beforehand) at the com
mencement' aud poured upon them continually unto
the end with the view Of subscribing sinister aud
nefarious purpose. We only blame their lack of eau
ton. They should have telegraphed for accurate in.
formation, and then they would have been accurately
postedwould have known exactly ho,o to write, for
they would have had the truth to proceed upon.
But, however much we may be chagrined at the
n |In~ H. H. -. -
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Diseases orthe Throat and E.,.gs

DIR. G. P. CRANE,
Whose successful treatment In Diseases Of the Thros
Lungs by Medical va
po well known be the only reliable philosophical
process of eecting cure in those desperate
which bid defiance the ordinary rules Of practice
established PERMANENT OFFICE and INSTITUTE fez
thorough Of all Chrcac and Functional Diseases By
of vergnes' Electro Chemical Baths GAvanism Ard
Electro Ms gnetisin.
For the convenience Of those afflicted with Diseases Of hs
Throat and Lungs and unable visit the city who
sultaop, list of Questions has prepared and will
warded on application 20 DIR. O..
No. 1i6 ST. JOSEPH STREET. NEW ORLEANS.
Inhang Apparatus Medicines etc. forwarded according
the descriptions received In particular forn
the country accommodated with Institute
talg 2pMoWeFr&W6u
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correspondence.

FoRT DEFIANCE, 4
Donaldsonyille, June, 8, 1858
Messrs Editors Or city was taken by surprise
last night by the arrival Of number of the Vigilance
Committee from your city. Immediately upon land.
ing they organized, and an attack was determined
upon. The people Of this quiet town. taken by
surprise, could make no resistance. The market
house was first occupied, but the gentlemen finding
nothing to eat or drink took up position in front
Of the bar at the Planters .Hotel-whisky disap-
peared and with it their belllgerent feelings. The
next point Of attack was the house Of a notorious
Know Nothing, who, taking compassion upon the
condition Of staryedout garrison, took them in and
gave them food As soon as their health and morals
shall have been improved by fresh county air and
association with advocates of law and order, we will
return them to you "SAMr
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Great Louisiana Remedy.
COIN s. KAPERLAP EUM
Once, No. IL Exchange Place.

The proprietor and sole manufacturer this prepare
ton the public remedy Of value for variety
very troublesome and dangerous diseases after twenty-five
years experience in its efficacy.
He safely recommend in all Cutaneous Diseases Of
Skim for Badness Dandfu the Hair Disorganzaou the
Digestive Organs Ch and Fever Bilious Chagres and In
temittent Fever Diseases Of the Liver Kidneys Female
Complaints And in proof that be upon good
grounds he would respectfully call the attention public
to the following certificates from living this city
New Orleans January %, 1853
N. d. GoinsDear Sir On my from Aspnwa July
last had attack Of Chagres fever and trying
every imaginable remedy without induced try
your Kaperlapeum Fever Ague Tonic am happy
that although months since took
dose have not been troubled with chill since have
every TO believe that medicine has had the
rely removing the disease from my system II
affords pleasure recommend valuable medi.
cine. Respectfully yours,
l.. A. CLARK,
"A Dryades street,
New Orleans, La
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s6-Weed's Patent Sewing Machine is before
u.s. We have examined and tried
and for once confess ourselves asonshed simple piece
OF mechanism will The complaint against Sewing Ma.
chimes generally has been that they very easily get order
and become useless to the purchaser exception
for there is to all nothing get repair
And wonder again. simple thing will sew such beau
tul straight and firm seam never can be vaed
either in beauty strength by work done in the ordinary
way 1t the finest muslin
est CLOTH doing kind Of work which families require
is also adapted to shoe and saddle use as
have elegant specimens on leather
that not only handsome but strong We
complete Sewing Machine BEFORE could so freely
recommend to our readers who need such thing this
since Sewing Machines have become almost necessity every
family where there much sewing to be done
purchase this in preference to any olher.
These Machines manufactured sold by WHITNEY &
LYON No. 345 Broadway New York.
Wilmington IN. c. Herald
NJ S. HEDRICK, rs Camp street,
m5N 2plm&W Agent for New Orleans.
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Loss of Teeth.

DIN q WEST, liz St. Charles street. continues supply the
loss Of Teeth without springs upon his new principle
seiAdheson This method procured him universal an.
probation and is by Physicians and
surgeons as being the most ingenious system Of supplying
nneia Teeth hitherto invented ard in all restoring per-
feet articulation and mascson perfectly natural in
pearance as to defy detection By the closest observer
Dr. Vests method Of Filling Teeth gold combines all
the modern improvements hose will end this
statement TO be entirely and serupulously After
practice Of fifteen years hopes share Of the public
patronage he also desires particular attention to his
celebrated Tooth Lotion and Dentifrice.
R5-ofhee and residence. liz St. Charles street
mySl 2pf ]. WEST.
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!. ]. PERSON.

psrOne of the most prevalent and nj the
time troublesome and painful diseases attend
flesh. the Fever and Agus For long the medi-
cal world has been continually bringing forth
cities for Its but all without effect Dr. Hos
letter experienced and celebrated physician succeeded
in furnishing the public with valuable preparation the
Of Fever and The dy Increasing demand
lately made for the Be universal success attend
ing its have made for Il reputation unsurpassed by any
specific Of the kind For the Of Fever and ARue Dr.
Hosteser celebrated Stomach Bers should claim
superiority other preparation sale by
druggists and dealers generally everywhere e7 2p6t<w
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Nor York from Ceyon, dated at Colombo. on the
18th Of April. The pearl fishery, which promised to
yield 1t least $40 600, had been brought to prema-
ture close by a fatal outbreak Of cholera. In less
than week there were no fewer than fifty deaths
among the divers aud ether natives assembled. The
customs revenue OF Colombo for the first quarter OF
this year reached f50,7s1. The British ship Chesa-
peake had saved two hundred and twenty-five boxes
q treasure from The wreck Of the steamship Ava.
White the exports Of plantation coffee are oonsdera-
NY Y exoeas Of previous years al the corresponding
posiQd there was falling of Of about ten thousand
y native, as compared with last year.
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BtadOn Spring Waters.

Messrs JAMES CONFER co. the propretors Of the Bls-
don Springs in Chociaw county Alabama respectfully inform
the public that the Hotel open visitors to the
Springs.
Steamers leave Mobile for Badon times week and ev.
cry Saturday evening.
The irtues Of these waters have fully many
years aud be confidently for the cure
Govt Rheumatism, scrofu Skin Diseases Dyspepsia dis
eases incident to Females Dropsy and Debility
The Badon waters especially to all suffer
ing from diseases incident climates Liver
Complaint affections of the Bowels Kidneys, diseases
arising from impure blood Use an Alternative re-
storing the affected to their natural healthy functions
The propretors permitted TO refer the following emf
nent physicians Of Mob and New Orleans acquainted
with The waters and have patients them unfaing
DR.. J. g. Mott, Mobile. DR.. W. Stone, New Orleans
Dr. H. S. Leyert, DR.. Wederstrandt .
DIR. ]. p Barnes, DIR. Rushton, e.
DIR. L. lie Fearn, DR.. Lambert e..
DR., j.. X. Golf, DR.. Graham, :.
Further information can be obtained from Agents.
sYME 4 PRovAN Druggists
No 1874 Canal street.
AT whose establishment supply Of the water can
always be had in quantities suit purchasers 7 2p2m
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Stiu Greater Reduction I'm Prices
CHINTz CoLoRED ORGANIZES AT Is CENTS.
d. p. S CANLAN Sc CO..
In Liquidation,
Most respectfully inform the Ladies' account Of d.
sCANAN retiring from business snd to wind np the
Affairs of the firm in short time possible they have de.
cded to offer
At and Below Cost
their splendid stock of NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS.
comprising
DRESS SILKS,
oRGANDIEs,
BAREGEs,
CREPES D'ESPAGNE,
TISSUES and
TRAVELLING DRESSES,
,, EMBRoIDERIEs ETC.,
LACE POINTS,
SHAWLS and
AANTIILAs,
MILLINERY,
FLOWERS,
RIBBONS.
D. P. SEAMAN & CO.,
In Liquidation,
jee 2pst Nos. II and IA Charres street.
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y. 4. Hammond,
ENGRAvER, PHOTOGRAPHER AND PRINTER
No. Camp street. second fioor-

No. o Camp street, second fioor,
Respectfully socs orders above named department,
Of
DIPLOMAS, STOCK CERTIFICATES, POLICY HEADS
Insurance Scrip Bills OF Exchange Check Promssory Notes
etc. eueeshed with original designs copper OF
steel and printed in style uneQualled IN the South
He has obtained facilities for doing every description of work
on Stone and particularly refers the style recently intro
dneed combining the elegance Of Steel Engraving with the
cheapness OF TYPOGRAPHY aud particularly adapted 10 Bills Of
Exchange, Checks. Account Sales BIZ Heads hne Labels
etc etc, etc.
per in the sonh Publishers others requiring Portraits
scapes Book Illustrations etc. etc. requested to examine
his specimens and will add that orders the n and more
difficult kinds Of Engraving will be ExEcUTED BY HIM
SELF and not sent to the North the common praece
WEDDING AND VISITING CARDS, AT HOME lNvI-
rATIoNs Engraved and Printed ever style puncualy
and st short notice.
COURT. LODGE and N0rARTAL SEALS. Designed. IN
graved and sud furnished With press die etc
jei 2pNo&FrIy
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Lea y PERKINS,
WORCEST ERSHIRE AUCE.

The attention Of Hotel Keepers Propetors Eating Houss
Caterers for Clubs, Messrooms and Private Families
mended to trial Of Lea Perrins Worcestershire
Sauce This condmen BY its has hg
est rank pleasant palatable, and Wholesome Sauce app
cable SOUP FISH, hot and cold game etc. etc.
ten.ively used in all quarters Of the globe
The numerous iniiaonH' both sides Of the Atlantis
speak loudly Of its mers and the fact that only
Medal awarded ts foreign Sauce the New York Exhibition
Aests the estimation in which is held by those selected
special efereuceto their ability Judge quality Of ssra3-
lar articles Of table And being the popular
the Market unprincpled parties offering for spuros
ssuce by slightly varying the spelling of LEA PERKINS,
only Proprietors Of the Genuine Sauce.
stock alwaysn store Aseorders received
ment from England.
JOHN DUNCAN & SONS,
4O5 Broa1wHy New York.
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10ne, IoBAcco AND ORG ARs.- Messrs. Converse
- n.y., No. n Cfrvier street, announce that their
t a. resumed payment in fulI, and that they will
81 = feeeipk 81 : proper stock OF their usual goods.
HHIch 70 continue their business from the LIST Of
0111t next They have always commanded large
dn6se By tho importation Of their liquors, tobac-
~ 1,d cigars, and viii be found worthy the largest
co1tInuance Of that patronage. We call attention to
1hsir edvertIsements in another column.