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TEE THIRD ANNUAL sAIRCF
i TIN ST. LCpIs AGRICULTURAL AND afCGANr.
CAL ASSOCIATIONS
WIN commerce on Monday the Oh dsy II september a-xi
S2iI5 OFFERED IN premiums
lis premium s In sls -y1ary.
Tbs fair will open with grsrc parade Ar reves 9. Al
the volunteer coup oomprns E.s rs1g 81
Missouri militia
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x-rSr NvANA evu AYS --"R EravNr gvAN or
x 10 100 ., Jusp urtsrge to, ~ nsy~ns tsse
gTfsrs NETT hh ~ re oN ynx NJ
trsrufeuc-y Vrs'te a~d bsfsyet,e n. ~sra,- az
he4rs o. csleA G0us 20 $, " WILLIAM W. ssl 10 s~rs
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beftts TOT beJ0f& rdW peT
Ar exVs9t1noe1 SGikasC OF b0ero.
sAo crnau Of scse sh pc via asssc2SAsis hg gls
Rlyor, butor sports. ie~sisf mssAis
.sesa bh q Ldag ed hecsscs ana Ia vlss serss
AsS eRssxpgo1<s6 SOx 0a.xa. yxssAfs Apply u
u. GDfAka. No. Hcvliaa 9yS&x.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-04

"A csTrysSs H. United states 70 ais
Tae superior act A. c4prrr snip BOLDEs HORN, Cox,
rcmTan1er, =. Der beth per Eaat river. sna AT'Eg
cNrshs o. her vsSed ard R0rg board
ri pc.issy 5e tie arss sn9 despatched . Melbourne "a
s-p'smbsr.
"a days srts reno-ts Or hsr fspe al e1ssnt
pass ger Odsaoas
Tie Al mel IN e.lnpsr sair MAEIoS eros -ssisr. is
her hertz per Ncih river. cedlns rapids sEi VII
savs Vssrurs descssca fns n asev direct.
vcr tsegt o. passage sgpig 6 4. ". aANsRcN, No
sIss. ft.s ri sac ard c.sh Advances usi4 o. conssn
msns Co7sigtess IA Ara rAis Asss,s W..&.as1s bsos
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-04

1,HE MEMBERS OF sTTENrIA LoD1E, NO 1913, CT
Free and Accepted kRsons here5. aoie@ 70 ass ID
the funeral of Brother Charles Doty OF ssd iogs a. ~
q O'clock precisely The members of the fraternity N
general respectfully invited to seai Of he
Worphpful Esser GEO. HILL.
FRANCIS AULLIeAS, Secretary.
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The raaoe vii be prepared re rscert0- 0. goods
ssd after the h u Sep.er5ey haeansry sst heavy aa
ces xsil be and sto.e1 ests he l5 ~ July
-is szfsiop "a Intended 10 soo-s>s rshiasEy sd nev
nyenons manufactures OF AL descr.poys AID syrtcult,-
rsl ar Horticultural prstac''dre Of every kina
Gct silver ana bronze medals, siyer cups snt dplonsa
WI 10 AWARDED the report o. ocUr sseas All tnpsrs
iudsas
The would nprys3 ersissoss TIE irpoF
naxias early application Tor me asy vss %
occupy.
Cacuays eonn,r fun psrsiruias be Asi hy apply.
to VIM. g. Leonard Cor day oet-~y - ne lrsu
hIle No sSl Rrcsevsy New FORK 10 1so 81 cs--.rics
tons slcuid lie al, re.sei.
IS order of ihs
nv GEissgyHAIyR2. n csSrnaa.
InuN ". GAMMA EenrrtAxK.
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RAEto rAuGHr-BANtoT Ar6Hr-BASIoTA Cegr
ID Yourx Ecnt. Willing 10 tabe lessoss he
ALI ara u. q L0ssoS BRO 70 be Tho best and
sorahe sssebeis IN tse city, ~ their d
hstgs.
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SraAM TO ALL PARTS OK GREAT BRITAIN. VII

The shortes passage between America and Europe
NEW YOSE AND GALWAY STEAMSHIP LiNE.
This line npris-s six werfrl stesmship smong
ve.ca are TIE PRIME sLaSRI, AMEnIG an kAPTaN
BRITISH EMPIRE. INDIAN EMPIaE a,d the PACIFIC.
The cue Ia tho PACIFIC and will ba DIES
patched anou, tho middle OF September, OK which due
notice VIII Re given. Persons whiting Ireland -aRsh tser
DESTINATION In three fourtas the tin ss rsua
sIs all have opportunity Of visiting srd scenery "
urr!y ssj rteres. n Ireland With free tickets by TIA usual
raroat rolestron Gslway q the principal css OF
3ysas Britain.
Fret eisss. SO sesord cass 80 Third clsss . TsG
liberal cabin table viii be provided Asi cooked PROM.
I,rs s)s taigt ciAss passsDge 70 Galway.
fcf tseis1 pssssge and lurth-r particulars apply
EA. A. BALE co, No. A. s~oltd street.
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DOUND HILL wATRR CURE AND HOW'LL. NORTH
IN Amptou Mass H. uk1.srED, y d, phJsscsu sat pro
prieor, uneuusled In beauty OF locsiioni brscnR AZ
good table and home comforts make attractive TOT
and parties The superiority Of Ut sspscsnv r a ~
81 lorcer questioned. rhs scx ~ eaasI
vii reap enhsnced beusat from neameut " NE
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sfyAsH PURCHASERS or $50 ans CAN PRocURu
W very desirable brards great reduction from marx
eses, a. ny essnlishment Ia Normss a. low a. - psr
w '>''' Vp'''' o cHrNKs, II Brosdwsr.
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d, colroN.. AucrIoNEEs.-ro rHr TRApE AvD

r. oitcra - cCLTOS viii sesi ths day saturday, Sep.
Ienetr II 10 O'Clock At 90 3e~knsr street ABOUT eo curl
maple chairs 81 various kinds; 50mahorsn chairs several
lsrse esh day and Other cocts ooi srd mshogsay
marble drsssrv buresus oax dining
raifs larrs oce desks hxtures "
lounges sd lounge bedsead marble top and black walnut
iabira enNavinEs sc. sale viii be pciemp or al lea
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-11-19

EcoSoMICAL HINTs.-l Have n work.
bench and a.tew tools in Your woodshed, or
III little room at one end otyour barn. There
are many small jobs in the course ofn year,
which any man Of common ingenuity can
do rs well rs profcsscd carpenter. And
there are many rainy days and 'sodd spelIs''
when these jobs can be done. Aud how
much runnings to the village and waiting
and patience this would save
9. Have place for everything and eve
rything its place. Those tools-why should
they be lying around, the auser here, and
the jack.pan there, and the saw yonder,
and the atze and screw driver nowhere
Don't put away shovel, hoe, spade or any
implement without cleaning it. This may
seem needless care, but in tie long run it is
saving of time and money. Rust corrodes
and weakens the best matte tools. There
are men wl o leave their pows standing in
the turrow, or laying by tho sile of the
fence from one year TO another. And the
"brand-new" scylhe is often left dangling
from the crotch Of an'applc tree month after
month. Hear what sensible farmer saws
"Drivc i'll stout wooden pins to hang your
yokes upon nail strips Of board from ioist
tojoist to hang chains upon; make rack
overhead for pitchforks, rakes. turning sticks
DC. To all ofwhich we responed, So let it be 4!
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Upon consultation will, our friends Of the Ab-
bcvillc Banner we have come to the following
understanding That after the lst of April,
neAt, we shall charge for all subscriptions, not
paid within six months 2,5O and So 90 if not
paid within one year. The pressure of the
Times has forced upon us the necessity of urs
ing prompt payment upon our Patrons. The
amount due us for subscription. are separately
SMALL but in the aggregate swell to II large
sum. and if not promtly paid subject us to
great inconveni"nces. Our payments are cash !;
and we must require our friends to enable us
to meet them.
Experience has also impressed us with the
propricty of charging for Obituary Notices
which exceed q certain length ; vnd we shall
henceforth charge for the excess over one
square, nt the usual advertising rat,s.
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lNDEsrRrcTlBILTrY OF ENJOYMENT
Mankind arc always happier for having
been happy SO that If YOU make them hap.
py now, yon make them happy twenty
years cncc, by the memory Of it.-A
childhood passed with due mixture Of ra
tional indulgence, under fond and wise pa
rents, difuses over the whole of life n feel.
ing OF calm pleasure, and in extreme old
age, is the very last remembrance which
Time can erase from the mind of man. No
enjoyment, however inconsiderable is con-
fined to the present moment. a man is
happier for life, from having made once an
agreeable tour, or having lived for any
length Of time with pleasant people, or en-.
J"yed any considerable interval Of innocent
pleasure, which contributes to render old
men SO inattcntivc to the scenes before them
and les them back to world that is
past. and to scenes never to be renewal
again Sidney Smith.
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LEARNING AND 1sDoM.-The learned
man is only useful to the learned the wise
man is equally useful to the wise and tho
simple. The merely learned man has mt
elevated his mind above that Of Others J. his
Judgments are not more penetrating-bis
remarks not more delicate, nor his actions
more beautiful than those of Others. It is
wholly different with the wise man he
moves far above the common level-he Oh.
serves everything from different point Of
view in his employments there is always An
aim, in, his views always freedom. and all
with him is above common leveh.
Jean Paul Richter.
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More Books and Drugs i!

TNllE Subscribers have just received their
Il. Stock of Medicines, bucks and Fancy
articles. and are prepared to sell at short
profits.
W" ar" Agents for :he sale of Il series of
STANDARD WORKS, now in the course of
publication, by the Appctons of New York.
Among these are included
The Debates IN Congress from l7So to 1886.
Benton Thirty years View.
M"rscs General Atlas of the World, from the
latest authorities, to 1856.
tycl"rcdia Of American EIo1u.ncc, with
Portraits.
The New American Cyclope,lia.
The tycl"p"slin of Wit and llunor, Edited
by VIM. l.. Burton.
Specimen Copies Of the above works NAV be
seen at onr store, together with many other
new and elegant Books.
We are ais" agents for the sale of Growers
Il Bakers SEWING MACHINE, acknowIr,lrr.l
I" be the best now in uSc and tho least liable
to get ont of order. This Machine will he
warranted and sold here at New York prices.
Prices varying from SIDOto $l25
BRANCH Il ALLEN.
Sept II, 1857. II If
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SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN.
PROSPECTUS.
EoI'lmc Fourteen begins September II, lSjs
Mechanics, Inventors, Manufacturers
and Farmers

VIE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN has now
4 reached It's FOURTEENTH YEAR. and will
enter npon New Volume on the lltl of Sep
temper. IL IS the only weekly publication of
the kind now issued in the count ry. nnl Il ,o.
very extensive circulation in all the States of
The / nion 1t IL not, us some might surroSs
from its title. dry, abstrusc work On tcchhnicnl
science; on The contrary, IT $" deals with th.
great events going on in the scientific mcchan,~
cal and industrial worlds, rs to please and in
s'rnct every one II the Mechanic or ArLizau
wishes 10 know the best machine in use. or
how to nuke any substance employed in his
huSincss-if the Housewife wishes TO get u
recipe Tor making good color, .Sc-lf the
Inventor wishes to know what is going on in
the way OF improvem the Manufacturer
WISHES To Keep posted with the times and to
employ the best facilities in his business-it
the Man Of Leisure and Study wishes 10 keen
himself familiar with the progress made in the
chemical lnh"rat"ry, or i'll the construction of
'clcgraihs steamships, railroads. rrapcrs NOV
crS, nh,i Thousand other machines and nppli-
anecs, both Of peace anil war-all these dc.
Sdcr"'" eau y" found III the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN
m'i w |"""'r'. They are here presented in re-
liable nn'l interesting form, adapted To the
comprehension of minds unlcarnrtl in the hirhcI
branches of science and art
Terms IF fSnbrription-Two Dollars Year
or One Dollar for Six Months.
CI"b R"hS.-Five Copies. for Six Months.
81 Five Copies for Twelve Months, IS ; Ten
w."i'"S for Six Months, IS; Ten Copies for
Twelve Months. - Fifteen Copies. lively,
Months, so: Twenty Copies, Twelve Months,
SOS in advance
~ Specimen copies sent gratuitously for
,nslre'l"n Southern and Western money, or
Postage stamps, taken for subscriptions
Letters should he addressed TO
MLAN II CO., l2S Fulton st, New York
Mcs-rs. MrNN K Co. are extensively engaged
II" Prornr ing patents for new inventions, and
will advise inventors, without charge in r,rorj
to the novelty of their improvements.
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.ESrEST OF THE soRouUM crLTunr.-Now that
the snahufacture Of tho present crop of Chinese
sngar cane has commenced, the frequent stat, i.
msnts in our exchanges show THAT n very large
anouns was planted dreonsiderabiy more. we
shoulds think. than last year. A gentleman
who resently passed through the interior of
iowa ASSURES the Davenport Times that in some
eountses he passed through, he saw fully as
ma'h Smnese sugar cane growing as ordinary
corn, and that both sell and climate seem well
adsPted tp is culture. A paragraph, in ono,hsr
Iewas4cbapge g states that farmer had satisfied
hid!Rlfrtbst an excellent article Of molossos
etdbe produced at cost of only .;xt .,
'2"S per !gnllon-.better. in fact, than thu.
as,'xsold for 1926. The Times confidently
joY'a lows 'as sugar growing State, and
- ;l'at even loy she is capable of produc
~ hams sonsnmption.
~ Chicago Zf;6yn,
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A NEW WAY TO BRING Up THE cowo

a NEW WAY TO BRING UP THE Cows.
Travelling few days in Missouri, in sec 4,
tions where tho cows have wide range
we heard new enticemcnt to bring tife
COWS home regular at eve. That was feed
ing them with sugar the same5aa you would
salt. n little handful at eve, at The same
time of day, would bring them as unnfailinp
as the sun. After they are well trained in in
sugar eating it may be omitted every other
night. "A haiftlozen notable Housewives rs.
sured me,th"t the fact was we'll worth know.
ing. = Ohso Farmer.
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q ~ HE HRa

I>llE subscriber having purchased the inter.
Il. est of W. ". Waller, would respectfully
solicit continuance of the very liberal pat
roungc given to the old firm.
He feels deeply the obligation lie is under to
the many kind friends who have stood by him
for the six years of his manhood, and business
Tie, t1roueh e'li as well rs good report.
And while he does not offer to sell goods for
cost prices. he knows the motto. "Liv. and let
Live" and will conduct business accordingly.
He is happy to announce that he still retains
the service of the agreeable aud indefntigable
Waller, who will act as chief clerk and agent
in the purchase and sale of goods. lie is also
fortunate in holding Oh to Messrs. Appleton
and White. who will be as industrious. polite
and attentive rs ever
w. PERUVIAN.
Jan. IL. 1853. 81 If
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va aD'M-H @".

IIlE Subscribers having disposed Of their
L. entire stock of DRY GOODS in the cs.
tahlsl,incnt known as CHAMBERS; e. MAR.
SHALL, at Abhevi!lc &. H.. 5. C.. heys leave
I" recommend TO their friends and the public
generally their successors, M.ssrs. JOHN
GRAY IL JAS. Il. ROBERTSON. who will con.
duet the business under the style and title Of
GRAY IL ROBERTSON
These rrntlcment are well known by us rs
rnicrIrsing and correct business men, and We
cheeriuily recommend them to our friends and
patrons as worthy their patronage.
~ Mr.. JOHN GRAY, is our authorized
Agent to settle all accounts due by or to the
firm Of CHAMBERS & MARSHALL, and We
carnestly request those indebted to make early
settlement, MS it is absolutely necessary for us
to close our business at Abbcville Court House
and the adjacent country.
CHAMBERS t. MARSHALL.
Columbia, =. C., Nov. 80, 1857. 81 If
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a. Va H& HD a

HAElNG sold my entire interest of Goods
Ii to Gen. W. W. Pcrryman. tnkc this
method of returning my sincere thanks, to my
numerous friends and customers for their rrry
kind and generous support to me for the fl .e
years have been in business in this place and
vicinity. | would bcspenk for the General,
an increased continuance of the same.
BY reference to Perryman's Card you will
see that am (by his kindncss) retained rs clerk,
and can only say that | will do every thing
in my power TO make your business transactions
agreeable and profitable
w. W. WALLER.
Jan. IL, 1853. 81 If
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SOUTH CAROLINA,
1BBETILLE DIS7RH'1.
In Ordinary,

TOHN WILSON, claiming to be n dist, butre
e. lin right of his wife) in the Estate of James
johnson, decd. has filed his petition in my Of
flee, requiring the paper pnrporting to be the
Will of said decd to DC proved in due form
Of flaw"
Therefore. notice is hereby given to Henry
y. johnson, and the children Of Louis and Adj.
gnil lyles, viz: Martha Pyles. Reuben Pyles
and Joanna PyleS-who resides beyond the
limits of this Statc-that Wednesday the TWEEN.
ty.second day Of December next is set apart
for the above specified purpose.
Given under my band and seal Of Office, Mt
AbbevIlle Court House, South Carolina this
9th September. 1858.
WILLIAM HILL, o. \. D. H. s)
Scpi.s, 1858 10 Im:,m
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THE INDEPENDEN PRESS.
nNaturals" on a Tour.

correspondent of the New Orleans Pic.
hyune narratcs the following incident Of a
Journey Of Professors Agassiz, FELTON, and
DIR. Holmes, "the Autorrat to the White
| Mountains
! "lhc party was so numerous rs to require
special conveyance for their trunsporta-
tion from Conway to the Crawford House.
This conveyance was large country wa.
gon, drawn by - team Of fine Green Noun
tain horses and driven by asturdy son OF
the Granite State.
The day was one of the finest of the sea.
son, and admirably adapted for such IN cx-
curson, and every one, after his speciality
seems to take the kcencst delight in its i'll
ciIcuts. Occasionally, the grolngi,t woul
spy out some curious information or remark
able specimen Of rock, and would insist on
the driver stopping to allow him to alight
and investigate it. This would often con-
sumo much time, and it moro than once
occurred that the impatient Jchu WAS obi
Sed to remind the deeply absorbed party
that the day WAS wasting, and that they
had Il long road before them.
In the height Of his imra,icncc, the depth
Of his despair, and the extremity Of his per,
p:cxi;y, he turned TO his companion on the
box, for Prof. F., should remark, had Ia
ken no part in the scientific researches Of
his brethren.
"What on ar,l,'s the matter with them
men, Squire /" somewhat petuiantiy dc
manIed the bothered Jcl,u "Wlat are
they about, stopping the team and jump,
ing out every time they come across Il loose
stone or n big 'ianLal;on, or thistle in the
road Who are they, any how, esquire"
he exclaimed in an agony of mingled curl
osity and imlatiencc.
"Oh," quietly remarked our absorbed
Lirerian, "thcy arc naturaliSt>.'
\ few days after this the same team was
engaged for this indenlical trip by Il party
Of Bostonans. AS they ratified along the
turnpike through the Notch, one Of them
said to the driver. who was dclightedly ru-
minatiny on the contrast between his pre-
sent orderly company and tho troublesome
party lie had been SO perplexed with day
or two before
"Good deal Of travel along here this Sum
mer Eth, driver g
oval, considerable, this week Or So"
was the reply.
81 suppose you have about as much as
you can do, now days, carrying the pco-
pie to the mountains, don't you ?" con,inu-
ed the tourist.
"plctty nigh,' replied our Jchu Of the
wagon. II had a queer party along the
other day-the last before you. never
see such set Of fellows ~
'What are they like ~
Like ! Like loonatics, more'n anything
else / know on thought should never
git up to Crawford's. Every once in a
while they'd stop the team, and jump out
and pick up stone, or pull up a weed, and
then one Of 'em would preach along SER
mon, and when he'd done, all the rest would
chatter over it :; and it was cen most as
much as | could do TO git 'em into the wa
gon agin, and us it was, it was daylight
down before we got ter CrawforJ'<."
"But who were these pcople2" inquired
the whole company Of listeners, in breath.
"Ddn't you find out ~
"Wal, not exactly, axed their keeper
who they we're, and lie told me they were
naturdfs :"
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

The Pr"prictors of the Abhcvillr B"mnor and
Mtky"n.I.nt |rsSS have established the follow
ing rates of Advertising to be Charged in both
papers:
Every Advertisement inserted for n less time
than three months, vii! be charged bv the in
scrtion at One Dollar per Square, q inch
the space of - solid lines or less, for the first
insrr,"n and Fifty Cents for each snb*e-
In"nt insertion.
y" The Commissioners, Shcriir's, Clerk 5
and Or'iinury's Advertisements will be inserted
in both papers "ac! charging, half price.
s|y' S;hcrir's I.rvirS, One Dollar each
SS'' Announcinga Candidate, Five Dol
larS.
Advertising An Estrnv, Two Dollars,
to b" paid hy the Magistrate.
Advertisements inserted for three months, or
longer at the following rnte-
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SOUTH CAROLINA,

AbbeviUe District-M the Common Pleas.
Henry C.. ror"el'. Attachment.
VIM. B. Lloyd, McGowan, Prfs Atty.
IIEREAS the Plaintiff did, on the sixth
day of April, eighteen hundred and
fifty eight. file his declaration against the De-
fendant, who. lit is snid,) is absent from and
without the limits of this State, and has neither
wife nor attorney known within the same. upon
whom copy Of the said declaration might
be served /: 1t is therefore ordered that the
said Defendant do appear aud plead to the said
declaration, OH or before the seventh day of
April, eighteen hundred and fifty nine. other
wise final and absolute judgment will then be
given and awarded against him.
MATTHEW MCDONALD. c. c.p.
Clerks Office, April, 8. 1853. 40 ly
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ABBENlLLE AND WASHINGTON
s Il "A & II LINE
TO Washington.

fINHE PROPRIETOR of this we'll established
l. Line takes this method Of informing the
public that he ha. changed his Schedule, for tho
convenience Of passengers.
The Stage will be Diet a,ned ut Abbevillc Court
iinusc, until half past o'clock, OH MONDAY
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY mornings, afford.
ing IN opportunity for passenger. on tile morn.
'ng train from Greenvilc to go directly
through to Washington, Ga, the same day, CON.
Meeting with the train mt Washington, for Au.
E"sta, Montgomery, Ala The passengers ury
detained few hours in Washington, Ga.
The Stage will leave Washington. Ga. on
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY
mornings.
The Line has been reftted with a splcnJil
FOUR-Il0RSE COACH.
good Teams and an experienced driver.
C33 Passengers from all points above New
berry, going West, will find that they cnu
reach any point west of Atlanta in exactly tn,
9a'r time and with $500 less expense tliau bv
way of Branchvi.le.
For iurthcr Information apply atthe Post Office,
JOHN MrBRYDE, Ag'l.
=, ALbcvilc c. H., s. G.
May 2G. 1888 "