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Citation
By WILLIAM HILL, Eso, Ordinary Of Abbe.
vile District:
" HEREAS, Thos. 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. Mabry, late of the
District aforesaid, deceased
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish
all and singular the kindred and creditors Of
the said deceased, to be and appear before n, Q,
at our next Ordinary's Court for the said Dist,
to be holden at Abbeyills Court House. on the
twenty.third day of June inst, TO show
cause, if any, why the said administration
should not be granted. -
Given under my hand and seal, this seventh
day Of June, in the year Of our
Lord one thousand eight hundrod snd ffty.
1, eight, and in the eighty second year of, 4.
nnerican Independence.
orgr,,, ,S.,,,g. W. HILL, o. n. D
June 2, 1853. 8 a.,
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~ SOUTH CAROLINA, .4el
Abbeuils Distrief.--Ia the Common Pleas.
=. Henry G. .Parnsll - Attachment. 9 \
VIM. D. Lloyd. Moeov,ia,p., /. prfts. Atls,y. Ar,
UTHEREAs the Plaintiff aid, On The sixth
wv iagdoy OF april 1,eightsen hnndrad tsnd
fifty eight file bis declaration against the Ds.
fsnlAnk who. IT il said, II absent from and
without the limits ofthis State. and has neither
wifs nor attorney known within thssams sup
whom 4 COPY OF ths said declaration, might
sssryed !: I4 de stlisrsfars nordsssd that Hss
ssid Dsfsndsn Do srpsar end plesd 70 the said
declsrGt tioii. on or Before IND seventh day 81
April. sightss. hundred and hfty nins. osk,ss.
yisa ansi and a5soluts judgment willthss sSbs
givsi, siid awarded ngainft hirn. " s'7SsaSe
sNi ~ bS: MATTHEW AoDoNALrsse e.fr.9
I'd Clerk's Office, April g., 1888. 4g,t,s.l ly,
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The Best Chance to Make From 90 To
SO Per Centum


H. Nj. & S. "A. WINESTOCHA.
DEG LEAVE to inform the public tha, they
ID arc dcsirous of making change in their
business and now offer their unusually large
Stock of Goods at New York first cost prices
without expenses. The Stock has been replcn-
jshed this season, with great many beautiful
styles, consisting rs follows:
Ready Made Clothing,
Hats and Caps, Of the Latest Styles,
Shirts, Collars, Cravats, Hosiery,
Gloves, Stocks. &c.
Pocket, Note and Memorandum Docks,
Knives, Rasors aud Straps,
Fine Viulins, and Strings,
Stationery, Perfumeries. Soaps, &c,
Umbrellas and Walking Canes.
A very large Stock Of
Boots, Shoes, Caters, Slippers,
And Boys SHOES:
Brogans and Coarse Boots
$4,000 very fine HAVANA SEGARS.
of the hest Brands.
Very fine CHEWING TOBACCO:
Together with thousands of other articles
too numerous to mention. By calling on us
you will find that it will pay. even though you
may come distance 90 or 80 miles. We are
satisfied our Stock is the largest, best and
cheapest iu the uD. country, and we feel assur-
cd that any one in want goods i'll our line,
an do we'll by calling on us, as we arc deter
mined to do as VIC say.-Any one wish ing to
buy our whole Stock can 10 well, as We will
give reasonable terms.
We would also say few words
To those who are Indebted
to us. either by Note or open Account. Such
persons will please come up and pay us. as we
wish it to be distinctly understood that we
don t do n credit business. When we did
charge things t" some persons it was only for
short time therefore, we t. ust that our friends
will come in and help us with what ever
amount they can, towards their Accounts or
Notes, in our hand.
Remember the place where YOU can buy the
hest Clothing and Furnishing Goods at New
York first cost-at
3. NJ. d S. 4. WINESTOCK'S
Clothing Depot, corner of the Marshall House,
Abbeville T.. H.. s. G.
May 10, 1858 t2sjuly
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MILLER g. WARREN

WOuLD respectfully call the attention of
w their friends and customers to their
stock Of NEGRO GOODS.
George Sehley's White PLAINS, warranted
all wool filing:
Plaid LINSEY;
Marlboro PLAIDS and STRIPES;
Domestic GINGHI1.N MS;
OSNABURGS. Plaid and Stripes;
Georgia PLAINS:
FLANNEL!S, Of all descriptions.
Oct. 9, 1857. q If
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MONTGOM MERY'S
CELEBRATED DOUBLE SCREEN
Rockaway Premium
W Il e q r + AN.

TNIIE SUBSCRIBER having purchased the
l. Right for this State, now offers to Plan.
ters these justly celebrated Fans for cleaning
Wheat. This Fan is superior to anything Of
the kind now i'll use. the number of pre-
niums awarded at different State Fairs will
attest. 1t is simple in its structure easily rig.
gcd, works well, and when out of order, can be
repaired by any ordinary mechanic. II is a.
dap:ed to cleaning all kinds of grain. For fur.
ther particulars see Hand Bill, which will be
furnished any one desiring such
Cotton Gins and Trcshers.
Also constantly on hand a supply of Cotton
Gins, which l warrant to be equal to any
made. Also. lot of Thrcshers which are so ex
tensivelv known that deem it necessary to
eulogse them here.
These Machines are all manu- featured in thi.
place. by skillful workmen, and Of the very
best material, and warranted to do what is
said for them. Any orders for either of tho
above Machines, addressed to the subscriber
or left with my Travelling Agents. will be
promptly attended to.
JOHN ENRIGHT
Abbeville c. H.. S. c., May 8. 1868 l-3m
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Dissolution.

rTIIE Partnership heretofore existing be.
: l,ii.tween ENRIGIIT & STARR, in the
manufacture of Cotton Gins Wheat Thrash.
ers Fans. &c, has this day been dissolved by
mutual agreement of parties. The Books and
Accounts of the Old Firm arc in the hands of
John Enright wfo 10 alono authorized to settle
tho business Of the same. $ dgelE SEgji
JOHN ENRIGHT,
,"si'ss, 'N'HsSr RiC1iD g. sTARR.
November ]. 1857. vGI 81 90 tf BIZ.
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3 "a E& UOo

'INlIE subscriber having purchased the inter.
l. est Of w. W. Waller, would respectfully
solicit continuance of the very liberal pat.
rounge given to the old firm
lie feels deeply the obligation he is under to
the many kind friends who have stood hy him
for the six years Of his manhood, and business
life. through evil as well as good report.
And while lie does not offer to sell goods for
cost prices. he knows the motto. Live and let
Live, and will conduct business accordingly
lie is happy to announce that he still retains
the service Of the agreeable and indefntigable
Waller, who will act us chief clerk and agent
in the purchase and sale Of goods He is also
fortunate in holding Oh to Messrs. Appleton
and White. who will be rs industrious, polite
| and attentive as ever.
". w. PERRYMAN.
Jun. ii. 1858. 81 If
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Citation.

Citation.
BY WILLIAM HILL. ESQ.,. Ordinary of Able
vile District:
XNHEREAS, 4. J. Buchanan has applied
w to me for Letters of Administration, on
all and singular the goods and chattels, rights
aud 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
our next Ordnary's Court for the said District,
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.
Given under lily hand and seal, this seventh
day Of June, in the year Of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and fifty.
eight and in tRS eighty-second year of
American Independence.
W. HILL. o. 4. D.
June o, 1853 6 q
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n FAD QUARTERS.
A. Dr7rvAEIAYr1 1INrar my =

2D REGIMENT CAVALRY,
LoNaMREs SGoRE, s. c., May 81, 1858
TN PURSUANCE Of orders received from
Il Brig. Gen. Perryman, an Election will be
held at the several Accompany rendezvous on
FRIDAY, Cd day Of JULY next, for MAJOR of
the Abbevills Squadron, to fill the vacancy oc.
casioned by the resignation of Lieut.. Col. Mar
tin. s39..is ~
The commanders of Companies will call 10
their assistadee such subordinate officers 5as
they may require, hold the Election, and meet
at White Hall. the day following count the
votes and transmit the result 10 Brigsdier Cen
srai Psrrymsn. salr apisisg.: ,i5o - !,
.}n, Mng - JoHNF. BURRESs
J u h@sgColonel ID Reg, Cavalry. 8. GIN.
81 June 9. 1858 IS Esl52'5 ~ I'd
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Fresh Arrivals at Kerr's Gro.
Gerry and Provision Store.

10000 HsS I5s t: sA'Ss dc pss'" ss sas;s. s'ss;
Hhds. beautiful n. o. Sugar,
0Bbls. G. Yellow Sugar.
6 Standard Crushed Suguar
Q e Powder Sugar,
25 Bags prime Rio Coffee,
100 Sacks Liverpool Salt,
100 Kegs Nails-assorted sizes,
IlhIs. W. l. Moasses,
10 Bills. Golden Syrup.
G NO. do
. Tons Iron. /! hy !. and and ( by 2,
9 White Lead,
90 Boxes French aud American Window
Glass.
500 lbs. Putty,
500 Gallons linseed OIL
400 - Farmers and Machine Oil,
large assortment Of Earnshes, colored,
Paints. &C..
large lot choice Chewing Tobacco and
aud Segars. of the finest quality that
can he produced
j small lot Of choice Wines and LIQUORS.
consisting Of fine old French Brandy, Old Fam
ily Rye Whisky, Rum, Madeira. Port. Claret
ilock and Champagne Wines. Of the best
brands.
The above goods will lie disposed of at q
small advance on cost. for cash. by
II. S. KERR.
May 26, 1853 St
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n wiU,sr GHnI,S ,nT' s;, s,1eh' , %. a.. "uu
Oh =, ,,r." .n, .,,I -. M'asn .nef ",. p;;epIh
c;,r '|, , ,. "u .I,, US LOW 10 my no"SI .,, nv
car. onJ ,,,,,,,,.;,.' ~ ..., ,.'.;a,
""1 lo"p'''' s'e"' variety :"
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
such no
Rich md el.oort s;,l ponE D.O1.rrE
Bavnder. Siiia yo,;st, - s;l.
silk VALENCiAS S,rI,si o,;,i PI,;d.
Plain SILKS oll c,lnr.
Mourning Bavad.r. nuJ tbe,e SILKS.
Plain Black. Plaid and Str;n"d
Silk POPIlNS and Victor;a pIAIDs.
DELAINE ROBE DQUiLLE:
Rich Fir'rd DEIAINtS onI cAsuvrpps.
EinL'rd French MERINO OES. new ,txl..
Plain French md ENGLISH MERISOES.
Mourning PELAINES.
-ALso-
French and EnylisI, PRINTS:
American
Mourniu, .@....
Suutrh GINCHAMS:
Mourning
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1858, SPRING GOODS, 1858.
CHOICE FAMILY DRY GOODS.
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA.
BROOM Il NORRELL,
MIOULD invite attention to their large and
w elegant Stock of SPRING AND SUM.
MER GOODS, which they are displaying at
their
One Price Store,
Comprzing everything of the latest aud most
elegant Styles in
Ladies' Dress Goods, Embroideries,
Lace Mantillas, Talmas,
Shawls,
HOOP-SKIRTS of every style manufactured;
HOOP Of every kind;
DUSlEfS, n large assortment
IRISH LINENS Of our own importation
French, English and American PRINTS,
GlNGHAMS, MUSLlNS. CHALLIES ;
BEREGES, DEREGES, &c, L..
IA N- 8@ GID
All the best makes in the market of
DomcsticS, Housewife G 90 d 8 :,
LINEN Damaslxs, Shectings,
Pillow Linens, and Cot
tons, DOylcs Towel
iMss, Dimitics,
&c, &C;
Making up one Of the best Stocks Of DRY
GOODS ever offered in this market, and EN-
br"cing nil of those Styles most highly priced
by good h"usekeepers. and We are the only
house i'll the city that invariably adhere to the
One Price System.
We would cull partic"' : attention to this
feature Of our trade, anI TX all to consider its
advantages; itgunrantces to the buyer,
The Lowest Market Prices,
because in forces the seller down to the smallest
sum lie can afford t" take for his GOODS, and
Of course BARG AIMS cannot be expected from
any other mode of doing business.
!. X Please notice that we rigiIly adhere to
ONE fRlCE-that price We guarantee To be
as low as the lowest and that We never resort
to the trick Of batting.
April Ii, 1888. 80 If
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Strayed Cow.
For Sale, or to Rent

For Sale, or to Rent.
4 Valuable Tract of Land containing one
~ Hundred and Fifty Acres, adjoining the
and Others. There is good dwelling house on
the place suited to small family. and all 9TH
er necessary out buildings.
Apply to
W. ". BELCHER, Jr..
Abbevile G. H., Dec. %. 1857. 80 If
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M OD -T H- 80.

M GD 'T u q %o
A IL parsons are hereby notified not to
~ trade for note given by the subscriber
to Nathan Ingram for the sum Of Three Hun
drcd and Fifty Dollars, due on or about the sth
November next, the consideration for
which said note was given has failed, and
am determined not to pay it unless compelled
by law.
REBECCA McCRACKAN.
"nv 25th 1858 At
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ME D I" E -
MILLER & WARREN

MILLER & WARREN
HAVE received large and we'll selected
IL stock of l04. lii, and 1874 BED
BLA NKE1S
Negro BLANKETS
WHIT. and Gray do
Travelling do
Planters are respectfully invited to exam
inc our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Oct. 2, 1857. ~ If
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DRY GOODS! DRY COOS !
MILLER ~ WARREN

\ RE now receiving thcis stocks of Fall and
~ Winter GOODS. which they are prepsr.
ed TO offer and cell as low ns any house in the
city. The stock has been selected with great
care, and comprise u great variety Of
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draining, Marbling, Paper
Hanging, 60.

Hanging, 60.
His experience and skill in his profession will
enable him to complete all work in bis line at
very moderate prices.
Churches. Halls Staircase Walls, Mantle Pie
ces de-, finished in imitation Of Marble. Rooms
Pspersd, Pansled with Oak Paper, and varnish.
cd in the best style. .S4.,i,t, gs
He is prepared to 4aips, all old and new
work, and Tin, Roofs, outside. Also, inside or
outside Of Rough casted Walls Of private or
public buildings ia limitations of, anyi color OF
stone. st one third Of the cost usua II charged,
by substituting composition Of his own which
has been fully tested, and win stand good for
years. window Sash 3 Of private and public
buildings glazed at modersts prices. 2Sli
He viii also kssplon hand and for sale all
kinds Of n ixed Paints in quantities to suit pur.
chMerss And also. agrsat variety. OF paper
suitsb1e for Bsd Rooms. Dining, snd Drs wing
Rooms. SHe viii paint signs on slass Of wood.
At short notice. .i5asa ~ lI:;; .ss 5lfsls
g Once in the wooden Bnilding adjoin.
May l2, 1883. 8 ,Iy,
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appearing to my satisfaction that David
l. Finley and the children Of Samuel. James.
Isaac and William Finley. Decd. Defendants in
the case. resides beyond the limits of this State.
On motion of Perrin & Cothran, Complainant's
Solicitors. ordered that said David Finley and
the children Of Samuel, James, Isaac and Viii.
swer or delnur, to the said Bill of Complaint.
within three months from the publication here
Of, or the same will be taken pro confesso a.
guinst them.
". II. PARKER c. E. A. D.
Commissioners Office
March 18th, 1853. 40 3m
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nc 0 O 4 & & q n AIF y,

TN!lIS day. hang their Banner on the outer
L walls. and under it will say that they
have just received one Of the largest and bcs,
Stocks Of
Clothing, Crockery. and Dry Goods,
ever imported into the District of Abbeville
All Of which have been bought for CASH,
and which will he sold for CASH, cheaper
than any one can buy Oh Time, 1--WE care not
whn.)
Many have come and have been convinced Of
the trnthfuness of our assertions ; but there are
some who yet cling to their fond Ilo-we menn
The practice of buying Goods on twelve months
time. OF those we regret to take last fare
well, unless it be when they have Cash to spare;
then it is we will give them prices that will not
rise up and make them afraid. but will encour-
age and cheer them on. 1t may he necessary
for US to state that we have made arrangements
i'll New York. to receive all the new STYLES of
Goods imported into the city this season. I'm
der this arrangement, and with the Goods al
ready received, we fla,tcr ourselves that none
will be ollige to leave our quiet little Town un-
satisfied us regards Price and quality.
We now hand You short list of the new
Styles and Prices In the first place
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FnESD Woop: 1t was D long time aftes II
saw You at Bliss6eh before I got the bot,iS6f
your Restorative for winch you gave mS an
order upon your agent in Detroit and Shss1I
got$it we concluded to try it on Mrs. Mae1ss
hair, as, the surest test Of its powder, Il hss
done all Tint you assured me. Il would do; ana
it's effects, are now using, snd Recommending
its use TO Others asantitled 70 ths sIighsSs eois.
alteration you claim, for itruo sfs4 Ga9 ,Es,ts,
Again, very. respectfully and tEuly, .yohfs,
+ 'N7F 500 i'""S's sS0EoMON MAasN. wa
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TO PrOprietOrs, Architects
and Builders.
JOHN C0RBETT,

PraotlcaI House Painter,
"OULD inform tho inhabitants Of Abbe.
w vile. and the public generally. that he
has permanently located at Abbevile C. H.,
for the purpose of pursuing his profession.
From a long experience In Europe, and many Of
the principal Towns Of America, combined
with steady attention to business, he flatters
himself that lie will be able to give entire salts
faction to sil who wish to have good House
Painting done, and will favor him with their
orders He feels himself competent to finish
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eB- The friends of Gen. 5. MCGOWAN, re.
spectfuly announce him for reelection to the
Legislature.
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eB We are authorized to announce AU.
GUSTUS LOMAX candidate for the Legisla.
ture. at the ensuing election
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eB The frends of JAMES N. COCHRAN,
Esq. would respectfully announce him as
Candidate for the Legislature, at the ensuing
election.
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White Grape, Estella Black Silk, Moire
Antique. and De Lane Shawls, from $l.0O
to $l65O;
To the gentlemen, OF onr town and country,
we would say that We have the Eureka Suits
Coats. Pants. and Vests, fine and new. we have
also, good Stock of the Gerota Collars, Cra
vats and Shirts. Something new aud Faucy.-
Also, good Stock of
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@ The friends Of GEN. w. w. PERRY.
MAN respectfully announce him candida te
for the Legislature nt the ensuing election
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500 Ladies, Collars.

from Auction from l22 cents to 100 dollars
Honiten Lace Sets,
from Importers, from 10 to 25 dollars;
BltlLLlANTS, at l24 cenis
Ladies' COTTON HOSE. at Ct cents;
Ladies HANDKERClIIEFS, ut Gl cents;
Fine Dress Goods,
and HEAD DRESSES;
Robe Qrile SILKS. at 30 and IS dollars :;
Robe Il Guile Organdies. at &, Z, and Is
dollars;
ParOda Cloths,
Double Ducall Stripes, Mt o.. dollars.
And We have on the way 1900 yards Of
Printed Lawns,
which have been bought for us at Auction.
Hoop Skirts,
Steel. Brass, and Whalebone, from 81 80 to
$3.50;
Mantilas. Point Lace, Chantilla. More An.
tiqne, and Black Silk, from sl.5O to S25. 90
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For the Legislature.

For the Legislature.
cB- The friends Of THOMAS THOMSON,
Esq, respectfully announce him for e.election
to the Legislature.
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he Republican Press and the Adopted
Citizens.


Jsdee Douglas recently deelaired ",ha,
this Government wss established By the
white man Of me Continent for the bone.
81 q white men, TO be administered BY white
ass." Upon this the New York Times
(RspubIiean) comments a. follows.
~ this BE- true, we must say that there
eesN ha<dly be : better reason; but IN
fortunately for Senator Douglas, and equally
ustess0sssely for the Chicago Germans,
les lhe very same reaeon. our sapent fore
fathers ought 10 have excluded sll white men
except Gnelishmcn and Dutchmen, and
shsls descendants. "The experience Of
the world 10 sIi sges." when used in the
pouglss sssse. % : test Of the capabilities
q race means clearly the experience Of
~ warAs since particular race has been
haevs o. been iu existence. Now we
shesld lihs 70 know what the experience
el he world hes 10 say on the subject OF
tssaeh q German or Russian OF Irish or
ttsslsn capacity for self-governmeni! When
~ AAe kssnch govern themselves! Which
49, Osvmsn States. except Hsnse Towns,
Aas . population which has shown itself
sspseae ~ scIf.govcrnment. What has
shs saoss oracle 70 deliver upon the capsc.
isy .: tAs Russisns. Turks and and Greeks!
Had ses the Italians shown themselves
ssaleUsly Incapable Of governing themselves
o anybody else u the time when our FORE
fathers set on their .shite bnsis" aud framed
the government Of this country! Were
they me- sunk IN the lowest pit or political
80 ssligops degredationi Why were they
ese pleced under The same ban as the ne
gsoes. untlI they had exhibited some symp-
toms of returning vigor-snd what has the
expesteaes Of the world 10 say 70 them !
The Rssneh have nov and then revolted
egeieei their tyrsntr, and 90 have Germans,
anl . have the I,aIisns, and 90 have the
Irish, ssd % have the blacks, and in every
esss tbe ssvol', II successful, has been foi.
lcwsd oy sbom'nsbls excesses, By which
the experience Of the world" must have
bees tnmsnsely disgusted. II the learned
6enstoe cen Get Up nothing better thsn
shss ~ ron msging up hs old store of HE
sscsieel Illustration. Va thiOk 10 hsd better
Sssse - ssbjeet There u 40 eomfovs
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WIZ Is Ir'-Why 10 Il that no organ nj.
cation can stand In the country against Do
mocracy! Why is !: every adverse organi.
zation proves false to every principle, and
sooner or later sinks into infam,i It's sim.
ply because their leaders are false to truth
and because the principles Of the Democrat
ic party are the only principles consisten
with the genius Of our institutions and Ia
harmony with the constitution. It's because
the Democratic party never yet sacrificed .
principle for the sake Of present success
but always relied upon the intelligence and
patriotism Of the people, and when defeated,
calmly waited for that sober second thought
of the masses, which never yet failed 10 in.
dorse the principles and measures Of the
party. 1t 10 because the Democracy have
stood BY the Union % our fathers made II,
ever resisting all efforts from whstever quar-
ter made, 10 weaken its bands or endsnges
iis prosperity. Il is because The principles
OF our glorious pnrty are founded In eternal
truth, which recognizes the rights Of man %
defined and protected BY the constitution. So
New Hampshire Standard.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-09-29

COMET OF ls5s.-This remarkable CON-
ct (ssys the Albany Argus) i now visib Ie
10 the naked eye. Il i nov only one hun
dered and forty millions Of miles distant and
is very rapidly approaching the earth. and
already shows through common opera
glass we'll defined tail. We are told ths,
during the first week Of October the comet
will Be Of the most striking brightness, pos
sibly the largest Of the century, and q th Il
time will be seen near Arcturns, perhaps
even surpassing that brilliant star in splen-
dor. II 10 now visible for about On hour
after sunset and IN hour before sunrise In
q line with the stars called the Pointers,
and forming nearly . right angle between
these and Arcturns. II 10 now best seen
at four o'clock In the morning.