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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-08-26
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T NJ. WOOD respectfully invites the atten-
y ton OF The citizens of Glasgow and vicinity
TO his specimens in this Beautiful Art, and
would s,y 10 those who desire good likeness
Of self or friends, that this is rare opportunity
10 obtain them. as his experience warrants him in
10 all satisfaction.
~ Prices from 81 upward. An immediate
call IS solicited as his stFy will be limited.
Iuiv % 1919
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BThe new advertisements in to-day S
paper are worthy of special perusal, as they
contain information that may be made profit
able and useful.
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1.-THE honorary degree of LII. D. has
been conferred on the Hon. VIM. B. Nap
ton, by the Board of Curators of the State
University.
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yaOur thanks are due the Secretary Of
the Northwest District Fair, at St. Joseph,
for an invitation 10 attend the next meeting.
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FM. T. Scott, President Of the North
ern Bank Of Kentucky, died at Lexington
on Thursday night, 10Th.
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EMeeting commenced at Bethel Camp
Ground yesterday, and will continue over
Sunday.
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TDr. Holland, the Blind Phrenologist.
died short time since, in Bolivar. He
died in his chair.
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EIt is reported President Buchanan is
TO be at the ST. Louis Fair. Don't believe
the report.
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TOur old friend, and popular landlord,
J. w. White, of Roanoke, has added a
Livery Stable TO his Hotel.
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HA Spiritual Lecturer, who styled
himself DR.. Loormis, was recently egged
out of Chillicothe, by the boys.
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Look for the x.

A cross (thus X Immediately before the
NAME signifies that the time paid for has
expired.
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EA special term of the Circuit Court
for Howard county. commences tomorrow.
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NEW STORE. BY AN OLD HAND.

MOSES GREENABAUM, begs TO announce
Ifi to his old friends and customers, that having
formed co-partaership with Mr.: B. oWSLEY,
ard taken the new store of Mr. Wagner, on First
street, opposite the Post Office, will there open,
ON our about the 10Th or September, an entirely
new stock Of Dry Goods; Clothing, boots, Shoes;
Hats. SC, &c. He hopes 10 see all of his old
friends in Charlton, Howard and Saline, upon his
return from the East, with his new stock. not
doubling but that he viii be able TO satisfy their
wants in satisfactory manner, as heretofore,
both in goods and prices. aug5
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~ Single copies of TIE TINES, put up e, IN
w 5,sr r can always be had at the ONCE al hVe
Yearly advertisers are restricted to ' frII
be charged at regular rates. e.
NJ No charge for inserting deaths but MY
,e We ne, square will be charged for obituary
noti motto, be paid in advance.
The charge for marriage notices IS left 70
,bs ~ bridegroom, and will be acknowledged IN the
rs. Where editorial notice OF advertisements
e9eSuested. ii will be given and charged for
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EXECUTOIl'S NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
IN has obtained from the Clerk Of the County
court of Charlton county, Gin vacatlon) letters
on the estate of James Forrest deed,
bearing date Of August Sd, 1858.
All persons indebted to said estate are requested
TO make immediate payment; and those having
claims against said estate requested to present
them properly authenticated, within one year, or
thew may be precluded from having any benft Of
said estate, and if not presented within three year.
they will be forever barred.
JOHN D. LOCK, Executor.
Anp IS 1888
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DUBE.iC SALE. viii be sold on the first
l. Monday in September next, in the City Of
Fsyette, at Public Auction, oil the real and per-
son,I estate belonging 10 the late firm OF kIng,
Nipper 4 Pescher, consisting OF about two hun
dred and eiahty-seyen acres OF land, Steam saw
mill, corr grinder, three yoke of oxen, Two was-
ons, and other articles too tedious 10 nention.-
The lad will be divided 10 suit purchasers, as
far as practicable.
TEENS or SALE.-A credit until the first of
January, 1859, will be given, the purchaser giving
bond with approved security.
SAMUELC. MAJOR.
In behalf of heirs of Henry W. Kring. decd
WILLIAM PEACHEF,
ANDREW P. DORSER.
aurfa ISJS.-3y,
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Missouri Election.

Official returns have been received from
all the counties in the State except six, ac-
cording 10 which the House of Representa-
tiyes is as fnIinws:
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I3@In looking over the columns of our
Missouri exchanges, we notice numerous
Sheriff. advertisements, sales of property
under deed Of trust, civil suits in attach
ment. &c., which indicate an Indebtedness
on the part of many people, and a dis
position on the part of those to whom
the money is due, to get it. Hard times,
we fear, have not left US yet. In our own
section, we are pretty well to do, and mo-
ney is easy; bu: how the year will close, we
cannot say.
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ia few nights ago MIR Jones, who had
been out taking his glass and pipe, on 60
ing home late, borrowed an umbrella, and
when his wife's tongue was loosened, he
sat up in bed and suddenly spread out the
parapluie.
"What are you going TO do with this
lhing?" said she.
"Why, my dear, ! expected heavy storm
tonight, and SO came prepared"
In less than two minutes Mrs. Jones was
fast asleep.
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GLASGOW SCHOOL
FOR Nj A L f s.

Il - ~ NJ 7 y Il II -
ri1HlS Institution, under the supervision OF
Mcssrs. HrX & Cox, viii commence its Sec
ond term on the first Monday in September. In
structon will be given in the branches commonly
taught in our High Schools; and the proprietO's
feeling thankful for past patronage and demon
STATIONS Of satisfaction, will make every effort
TO place the school in high standing; and, there
fore, the fTst principal step, ask the patronage
and care of those interested in line establishment
and maintenance of good school in Glasgow.
TERMs-PER FIVE MONTHS SESSION:
elementary Studies ..... ...........S 90
English Common --.... ...... ....-. ..... 10 GO
Advanced &C.. .-.... ...... ...... ..'..... II 80
Greek (eXtra -. ...... 80. ..'...' ~
No deduction made for absence, except for
and then for TO less than two weeks.
f.. ID. HIN.
aug2G 5s-5m w. b. COX.
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GLASGOW, MO-
THuRSDAY::::::::::::::::::::AUG. 20, 1898.
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E RED.

WILSON-MARTlN-O the 18th instant
Judge o. Wilson, of Milan, and Miss Lydia NJ.
Martin, of Sullivan county.
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$500 RBwARD.

THIS reward will be gwen for the appIehen-
j. sion of Philip s. Zi,hart, who. on
the I'd day of August, 1888, in Georgetown, Pet
It's county, No., stabbed Capt. S. Montgomery,
and made his escape on that night from the custo-
dy of the officers.
SAID Philip Ziihart is about 80 years old, aboat
five feet ten or eleven inches high, of sanguine
complexion, full blue eyes, coarse grained face,
light hair and rather thin, and at the time Of his
escape had sandy whiskers, and has swinging
walk.
Any one arresting the offender and securing
him safely, vii! be paid The above sum.
+. E. CRAVENS,
augl2 Sheriff of Petiis County.
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ICG, Zee,

ICS, Zee.
OUR customers are respectfully notified thai
~ they must call for their ice prerious 10 s
O'Clock IN the morning, as we will not deliver afel
that hour. Notice tEiis if You want ice.
auel9 2w SEIBEL. HEREFORD & co.
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SALES FOR MARCH.
Sherif's Sale.

RY virtue Of sundry Writs Of Fiera Facius
Id to me directed, will sell at Abbeville
Court House, on the first Monday and Tuesday
IN MARCti next, within the legal hours of sale,
tho following property. to wit:
800 acres of land, more or less, bounded by
M. o. McCaslan,J. Baker und Others, as the
property of I. J. Mathews, ads. Margarcnt Math-
ews, and others.
rSs00 acres, more or less, bounded by a. Boyd,
J. NJ. Cothran, and others, as the property OF
>. w. Wier, ads Jno NJ. Clark, and others.
so acres, more or less bounded by J. +. Graves,
+. Gillebeau, aud others, as the property of Is.
X. Gilbert, ads. J. S. Reid and Jane Il. Baker,
and others.
$50 acres, more or less bounded by f. Cowan,
Mary Widenan, and others, as the property of
w. W. Belcher, ads. Hugh Mckelvy, Admir-,
and others.
negroes, Richard, White, Bob. Bosom, John
and Yves. US the property of J. NJ. Patterson, ads.
Robl. Atkins.
l6 negroes viz: Toliver, Charles Billy, Solo
Iran, Martha. lIuldy, Caroline. Lucy, Cinda.
Sarah, Rachel, jimmy and children. as the
property Of L. j. Roberts and Albums, ads. Ball,
Criss & Co., and others.
TERMS CASH.
Il. II. COCHRAN, s. a. =.
Sheriff g Office, Feb 8. 1858. 42-tds
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CIR @ ular.
OFFICE COMPTRoLLER GENERAL

OFFICE COMPTROLLER GENERAL,)
CoLUMBIA, January II 1858. {
70 the several Tax Collectors of the severn
IL Districts and Parishes of the State of
South Carolina.
According TO the provisions of the laws Of this
State, in such case made aud provided. the Bills,
of Suspended Banks are not receivable By the
Treasurcrs, Tax COLLECTORS and other public off :
GERS in payn'ant for taxes aud other moneys due
10 the State" You will therefore give at least
thirty days notice through the public journal of
your District, or otherwise, to the Tax Payers of
your District or Parish, that the bills of the fol.
lowing Banks will only be received in payment
of Taxes due the State, viz:
The Commercial Bank Of Columbia.
The Bank Of Charleston.
The Union Bank Of Charleston.
The State Bank Of Charleston.
The Bank of Georgetown.
The Merchants Bank Of Cheraw
The Bank of Camden,
The Bank of Chester.
lou will also reesiye the Taxes. or any other
oucs to the State, in the Bills of the Bank OF the
State OF South Carolina. Should any Tax Collec-
tor IN the State refuse TO obey the foregoing in
structions. or present at the Treasury any Bills
on other Banks than those above named he will
be dealt with according to law.
J. ID. ASIIMORE,
Comptroller General.
jan. IL, lo5o. 38 4t
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Abbeville Male Academy.

l1N1IE Exercises Of this institution will he re-
Il, sumed on the FIRST MONDAY IN JAN
UARY next.
The Scholastic year will DO divided into two
Sessions The first will begin upon the first
Monday in JANUARY, and continue % weeks :;
tho second commencing on the second Monday in
SEPTEMBER. will continue l2 weeks.
Tu1tio11.
Reading, Writing, Spelling and Primary Geog-
raphy, LIST Session. $l4 TO
Cd Session. 90
The at;'va with Geography, Arithmetic,
English Grammar, History and ex-
erciscs in English Composition, lst
Ses<' 'on, 90 90
2d Scssiun, 9 90
The abovc with all the advanced Eng.
lish br; .,ches, LIST Sessin, 23 90
ID Session, ~ 90
The above with Latin and Greek, lst
Session. 2s 90
2d Session, l2 90
o. students will be charged FROM the time
they enter, until the end "f the Session.
The services of competent assistant will be
secured.
Boarding can bc procured at places convenient
ly situated to the Academy, uud at reasonable
rates.
W. II. WHITE. A. b..
Principal
Dec. 81, '57 81 tr
IL Press please copy.
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Ordinary's Sale.

DY Order Of the Court Of Ordinary for Abbc-
ID vile District, will sell at public auction, OH
Sale Day in MARCH next, the Real Estate Of
William Dunn deceased, situated at Donads
willie in AbbevilIe District. namely: Two Lots Of
Land. each contains half ali acre. more or less ;
on one of the lots is comfortable h"Usc and
other iInprov vements-the other is unmprovcd- -
These lots are bounded in front ny the Railroad,
and in rear by lands belonging to Col. s. Don
aid.
Twelve months credit will he given, the pur-
chaser giving Bond and good security TO the
Ordinary, and mortgage Of the premises if
deemed necessary.
Costs 10 bo paid i'll Cash.
Il. r. COCHRAN, SAD.
Feb:6, 1853 ~ st
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GOODS TO SUIT The TIMES.

RLACk and Fancy Silks, French Musl,ns.
HD French Mirinos, (cv-ry coor) Solid aud
Blea g. Bros iIomcsruns, Miss Georgia and
Kentucky kersies. Bed aud Negro Blankets,
(evcry pricc,) from 81 % to SIS % per pair.
ALSO
Bonnets, Flats and Hats, Caps aud Hoods, &c,
dc, Clothing from Heaviest Overcoat to smallest
Sacks Vests and Pants from 80 cts to $40 each
! would just say that rs the ''ihdefatignbIc
clothing man" has retired from business, can
sell Clothing or any thing else rs low as any
man who sells nj profit.
l have, also. the agency for Disona Spiral
Meat Cutters and Sausage Suffers. few Of
which have an hand.
Hardware. Crockcry, Tin and Wood ware al
ways on hand Call and see me at LowntcsviI.c,
>. C. }. Il. BARNES.
Oct 22-5S 81 If
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A Card

a CARD.
"AFING purchased the entire stock of
ILL TEh1PLErON L. GRIFFIN, I will
use my cndcavors to give satisfaction to the nu-
merons friends and patrons Of the establishment
My undivided attention will be given to the bus
nrss' and l will keep constantly ON hand a frcsl,
nno genuine supply of MEDICINES, CHEMI
GALS, PERU merry, &c
W. B. GRIFFIN, NJ. d.,
Druggist aud Chemist,
Court House Range. Columbia, 5. G.
JAN 9, So. SO 81
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Di S solution.

TNIIE firm of TEMPLETON & GRIFFIN is
l. this day dissolved by mutual CONSENT
Those indebted to the firm will please call on DR..
Griffin. at the old stand, and settle the same rs
the notes and accounts in his hands, and
those having claims against the firm W ill present
them to him.
TEMPLETON & GRIFFIN.
Jan. 8, SO. 80 q
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Notice to Guardians, &c.

4 IL Guardians, Trustees &C., liable to make
II returns in the Commissioners Office are
hereby notified TO do so on or before 18th April
next. After that time all dcfauitcrs ,oiU be ruled
Immediately.
. All persons who have been appointed Guar
dams, but have not yet entered into Bond. are
requested to do SO at once.
w. II. PARKER, cEAp.
Commissioners Office,
January IL, 1883. SO 3m
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MOORE g. OUA1FE

-
ESPECTFULLY notify the public that they
~ arc determined to sell goods if they can
find buyers. We sell only for cash, and there
IL no use III asking for credit. 1t won't do. A
discrimination to adhere strictly to this princ-
pie will enable rs to sell goods cheaper than can
possibly be- afforded on the usual long credit
system. The argument in favor Of the
Cash System
is inexaustble. while that for the Credit is ex.
hausted IN too many unfortunate instances, in
tho numerous appearances of notices to Debors
by those who sell on q credit.
Our Stock is Fresh-New out and out, and is
composed of every article usually kept in our
line. We are always anxious to wait OH Gus.
TONERS, and will take pleasure in doing any and
everything in our power for the Trade, for the
Cash-don't forget that-thut's the thing that
makes the grease; that makes the turn in the
wheel. Don't you understand Just try us,
and We will do you good
MOORE g. QUAIFE.
January 90, 1858 80 If
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To the Progressive Farmer & Planter
r'HE undersigned will exchange pure {" Boyds
l. folihc' Cotton Seed, with his neighbors
and friends, they giving two bushels of common
seed for one Of the improved variety, Persons
who desire to purchase we'll selected seed, can
have an opportunity by addressing me at Green
WOOD AbbeviIle District, S. G..
4 JNO. T. PARKS.
Dec. %, 81. 81 am.
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A Card.

"AVING disposed of my interest in the
- Drug and Chemical Store OF the firm OF
iEMPLETON & GRIFFIN, take great pleas.
urc in recommending Dr. GRIFFIN to the nu-
merous friends and patrons Of tho Store. He is
III every respect competent to carry the bus-
ness. being himself regular graduate of the
Medical College. and having Engaged the servi-
ccs Of polite and experienced Clerks will no
doubt he able TO give general satisfaction.
w. L. TEMPLETON, NJ. d.
jan. g. S. "a q,
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Dissolution

TNHE Firm Of |. BOND 4 son, in the Car
Il riage business at White Hall, was this day
dissolved by mutual consent. Israel Bond, Sen,
is alone authorized to settle up the business of
the late concern.
ISRAEL BOND,
JNO. =. BOND.
Jan. J. So. 80 A.
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G. "A r D

AVlNG disposed Of my entire interest in the
IL Cnrriagc business at White Hall, to my
father, !. BOND. Sen, take pleasure in recon-
nending him to the favorable patronage Of the
public.
JNO. p. BOND.
Jan. !, So 40 A.
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Ladies and Gentlemen.

"E E wish to invite your attention to our
W Stock Of DRY GOGDS, Hardware,
and Cutlery,
Boots and Shoes,
Hats and Caps, and GROCERIES, and oil
other articles usually kept in Sir Horse country
Stores.
And ms we wish to make some money, We do
not offer our goods at Cost; yet We only add Oh
Small profit, whereby TO live.
APPLETON 4 H. NJ. PERUVIAN.
N. B.-Groccries sold for Cash ONLY
A. e. Il. NJ. P.
New Market, s. c., Jan. !, 1858. :S-4t
EB Independent Press please copy times.
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M O 90.
TINIiE Firm of ". w. PERRYMAN d co, is
Il this day dissolved by mutual CONSENT
Persons indebted to the same, may find the books
i'll the hands of w. ]. Appleton, who will attend
to the settlement of all claims due SAID firm.
And as it is not erpccfcd that any one should
have any money these hard times we would bc
glad nll would come forward and give their notes,
us we wish TO close the books
w. W. PERRYMAN,
W. l.. APPLETON.
New Market, s. c., Jan. !. 1858. 3s.4t
eB Independent Press please copy 4 times.
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J0RDAN'S DRUG STORE.

JORDAN'S DRUG STORE.
EUSr received n large and fine Stock Of
% CUTLERY; Is per cent. off for Cash
i,O01 varieties Pocket knivcs-Tortose aud
Pearl handle, Of the finest make. A good
sortn.ent Of very fine Razors.
shooting Il kle
of every description, Powder Flasks Shot Belts,
Gnme Bags, Nipple Wrenchcs, Percussion Caps.
Cox's, Walkers, EIrys. Pistol Caps; also, few
Colts Rcpcaters latest patent.
Culinary Articles.
Corn Starch, Yeast Powders. Arrow Root,
Cooper's Isnglass, Irish Moss, Ge,atins, extract
Coffee, Flavor,ng Extracts, French and English
Mustards, White Wine Vinegar, Black Pepper,
.Nutmegs Cinnamon, Spices, etc.
, Also, Burning Fluid, Cumphinc, Neat Foot
Oil, Nurnishcs, DC.
Fine Brandies, Wines, Gin,
Plantation Whisky. All Of which propose to
sell M low can be bought anywhere i'll the up.
country.
ID. 4. JORDAN.
Dec 3. 1857. 81 If
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Copartnership Notice.

HAVE this day associated with me in bus.
IL mess Mr.. c. +. QUAIFE, to take effect
from August LIST, 1857, extending to August Let,
1860. The style Of the firm in future will be
MOORE s. QUAIFE.
w. C. MOORE.
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STOCK OF HATS CAPS SHOES,
Shirts Under-Shrts Collars, Cavats
Perfumery Stationery, Umbrellas,
US we wm make
don't
keemb the place
A.
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State 81 South Caro- JIM,
80 !H0Oebllte litttfs5&s g.
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h ApdtsS Dumb App g.. q
John ppnS .sls ISsts s.. IS s ..
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Se:s ;llnl. II sjlJ
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TO THE PUBLIC:

New Candidates for Patronage.
THNIIE Citizens of Abbevii;e District and sur
n rounding country, are hereby notified
that the undersigned having purchased the
Dry Goods Establishment,
heretofore known as that Of Messrs. Chambers g.
Marshall, in Abbeville village, are now prepared
to offer greater Inducements, if possible, 10 the
numerous patrons of that establishment; having
just imported Il very large, complete and hund-
some variety OF GOODS, such as have been usu-
ally offered Tor sale.
The supplies will be added to weekly, and
every article usually called for in first class
Establishment, will be found OIL sale. --
The strictest attention will be paid to meet the
wants of patrons who will be supplied with the
Best Qualities of Goods,
at the most reasonable figures for CASH, us we
intend to pursue strictly casl, system.
We will add to our DRY GOODS, large
variety such usually called for by ladies',
heads Of Families, or for Plantation Purposes,
and it is hoped that our strict attention to bust
ness and efforts to please, will secure for US the
continued patronage Of the friends Of the house,
and the additional support Of the public OF
large.
GRAY 6 ROBERTSON. Z,
Dec. 3, 1857. 80 II 10.
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Of garden seeds carefully selected L,,s .",..,
by practical iiorticultutist from the best grow
srs in England. of the crop of 1857; amongst
them is some fine new varieties Of vegetables not
before offered for sale in this country. Catalogues
to be had at the store Of Gray d. Robert {. on,
Abbevile G. II. 5. C..
THOMAS LEARMONT.
Columbia, 8. c., Jan. %, '5s '4l4t
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a CARD.

WOULD notify my old friends and patrons
:! that have this day sold my entire interest in
my brother, X. NJ. PERUVIAN, and the bust
ness will in future he conducted IN the name and
style of APPLETON tS Il. NJ. PERUVIAN,
and would earnestly recommend the new firm,
to public patronage.
w. w. PERRNMAN.
New Market, S. c., Jan. l. 1858 3e-4i
~" Independent Press please copy four in.
sertiOns.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,

"eC"te"VuTy O0"Hty'
pERsONALLY appeared before me, G. Over.
L man, 7an acting Justice Of the Peace in and
E. .Nye Hutchison. Secretary, of the Charlotte
NJ. Fire Insurance Company, and made Oath in
due form of Law that the above report is correct,
to tue best'of their knowledge and belief.S j
!. g. OXERbAN,iJ. p, :
J. g.. WILSON, Agent, Abbeyiilef c. H.
January a, 1858 Inn =
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Selling off at Cost.

WILL sell from date, my WORSTED
4 DRESS GOODS. Negro Blankets, and
ieavy OVER-COATSS, al 10 per cent on New
York costs for the Cash,
]. T. BARNES
Jan. 29, SO 40 If
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1858-02-11
DIS SOLU UTION.
Alarm Locks,

Alarm Locks.
INHE undersigned wnull state that he is the
l. sole Agen, Of this State for the sale of
Browns Patent Alarm Lock.
This is aA Ingenious invention. te. be placed on
DOORS AND MONEY. DRAWERS.
and SO arranged that any attempt 10 open il ky
. thief or robber will Cause it to give un alarn,
loud enough TO wake the snundest sleeper
A specimen Of this Lock can be eeen Mt tho
store of w. G.. Moore, at Abbbcvlle C.. II.
Apply to tho undersigned at Greenw ood, Alb
bcvl., &C.
CREWS & SPARKS.
Oct. Is. 1857 25 -. GIN