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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-01-09

In Mr.. Thorington's Congressional
District Mr.. Thoring,on received AIS
more votes than Gov. Grimes; Bates 90
more than Hempstead-Mr. r. leading
Gov. Grimes in the district 652 votes
At Mr. Thorington's home, Scott county,
he received 80 votes, Gov. Grimes 773.
Dir Thorington received II more votes,
than Gov. Grimes. In DesMoines Co
Gov. Grimes own home, Mr.. ThoriDcton
received 1868 votes, and Gov. Grimes
received 1915, Thorington Is over
Grimes.
Thus it viii be seen, that while other,
have had the loudest anthems poured
forth in their praise, on accoun, of their
popularity, Mr.. Thorington has received
no credit for his popularity, but the 6g-
1rss unerringly tell the true story on this
,ubject.
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css~ Circulation equal to all the
other City dailies combined.

ne Marshall Parks, Esq. Of this city,
has written letter to ]. G.. Paxton,
Esq, Chairman of tie Oyster Tax Com
lnittee Of the House Of Delegates, in ar
swer to request from that gentleman
for some suggestion as to tie number,
size, cost and equipment Of steam police
boats to sid III tie execution Of the PFC
posed Law: Mr. Parks advises the con-
struction Of these boats Of the capacity Of
sixty to eighty tons, to be made OF iron,
as move durable and requiring less le-
pairs than wood, and as being conse quep:-
iy much cheaper for SO extended q period
as 30 years or upwards. He remarks that
he secs nc difficulty in blending the officers
Of Inspection slave law aud collection of
the oyster revenue together so as to make
the same officers and boats answer for both
and suggests that the objection that the
contemplated boats might form the nu-
acts OF Virginia navy, is, in fact, re-
c3nmandat;on, from the valuable addi-
ton to or rirer and harbor defeuces
which would he n.ade thereby. He
mentions as an important point the se:-
vice which these cutters OF police boats,
being Oh tie spot, might render to or
commerce by atiorlirg relief to vessels
in djstross, which those vessels might
lcols for in vain from any other quar-
+ey
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F'IRENEN's RIOT IN CHCAGo.-Ihere
has been Il little dispute among the fire
men Of Chicago recently in regard to the
election of a chief engineer, the rival
candidates being John Egan and D. j.
Sweenie' On Tuesday of last week
Swceuie was elected bya large majority.
Ga the following Saturday there was a
procession and riotous demonstration
by tie companies who were partisans of
Egan The mayor caused the police to
seize the engines and engine houses Of
these Egan companies, and tae leaders
were taken in custody.
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NoLTAIRE.--Ncarly hundred years
ago, Voltaire resided at Geneva
One Gay he said to some friends, ina
boastful, snceiing tone: Before the
lightning Of the nineteenth centu-
~, Christianity will have disappeared
from the ealtl,' Well. in the same room
where these impious words were spoken.
what think you there is to-day? A large
deposit OF. Bibles. The sacred books fill
the house from the floor to the ceiling
So much for Voltaire's prediction
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The editor Of the Phoenix Banner an
uounces the discontinuance Of his paper,
in tie last number He complains Of
the bad living and narl scratching to
support himself, and says that PhNniX is
bad locality fey ''litcrary genius to
settle and waste its sweets on the desert
air. After mature reflection he conclu-
dc tlat tie Inhabitants all 80 in FIR
themselves, and the devil is in close pur-
suit.
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gsg~ Tic largest haul Of burglars
tools, keys, Sc, ever made in baltimore,
resulted fro,n a search Of the police Of
that city upon the premises No. 13o, n.
Eutaw street. The occasion Of the dis
covery was the Detection, at about eight
sclocs on Thursday night, Of man re-
cosaiael as Thomas Harvey, a well
known professional burglar in the act
uf e!tecting burglarious entrance into a
paint and oil establishment on Eutaw
Street near the corner OF Ross. The
KEYS seized, some 200, are Of every con-
cejvable shape, variety and size, from the
poadcrous boulder to the most delicate
Skeleton. The Sun says that, with such
Ar assortment at the command OF cx-
porienccd burglars, no dwelling or ware
house in the city could be reckoned safe
from their intrusion. Their seizure is
therefore important, and among SO many
the authorities may possibly have the
"key" to the numerous burglaries COM
mitted in the city and surrounding couu-
try for some time past.
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BEeUEsTs.-I'he late Thomas W.
Ward, Of Boston, has bcqueathed to
Harvard College $5, 900, and to the Boo-
ton Athennum s., 0O0-as funds ofwhich
the income is to be expended in the pur-
chase of books; also S 900 each to the
American Peace Society and to the
Boston City Missionary Society
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Deaths.

In Princess Anne County on Wednesday
last, Of Measles and Inflammation of the ftngs.
HUNTER WooDIs, aged 2 years, and month,
fourth son of II. II and Mary L Woodhouse.
nesday morning 10th inst, Mrs. elizabeth
SANFORD, aged 40 years, leaving an afflicted
family and large circle Of friends to mourn
her loss.
Died, this morning at o'clock, Mr.. MA.
LON Ii. hartford, in the 3sth year of his
age.
His funeral viii take place tomorrow after
noon. from his residence in Newtown, Ports
mouth, at 3 O'clock
Baltimore papers please COPY.
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Special Notice.

HNOR Perfuming the greath, Cleania
4 Teeth, and Beautifying the Complenid
use "BALM OF 1000 FLoWERs," Fcv -Jressiy
Ladies Hair, use "WooDLAND CREAMY
new Pomade 1t curls gentlenen'e HairI \
tyMHy-Price so cents each.
Beware of Counterfts.
w. ?. FETRIDGE Il co.
O., W. Proprietors N. 7
Sold Wholesale and Retail by
VlCKERY Il COMPANY. i
Booksellers and Stationers,
,., Also sold by King 4 Toy, and Santos
wake d 20, and by all Druggists. de
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Hotel Arrivals.
NATIONAL HOTEL, NORFOLK,
VIM. L WALTERS pROPPu TOR

Mrs Phillips, Philadelphia; N Frost,
Boston; Francis Smith, Norfolk; Charles
c Wolf Philadelphia; S NJ Stribling,
Maine; William Boothe, Baltimore; I D
Adams, Matthews; Beverley Kennon,
United States Ship Colorado; EDWARD Il
Stone, II Pate. Philadelphia; Thomas S
Sands, lady and child, Cumberland R,l-
gan, Baltimore; A White, Jr.. South
Carolina; S r Jelko. Portsmouth; Thorn
as I Cooper, Norfolk; A NJ McMumy,
John N Mclean, New York; Doctor N
Barnes, Churchland county; S A Walsh,
brooklyn, New York; R II Cary, New
York.
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SUDDEN De- kH OF A CLERGYMAN
The Rev. Nj. Nwell, native of Mass.
was found dead in his buggy on the
road, about four miles from Rockingham,
n. G., on the night Of the 4th inst He
was subject to fits.
NohTSATioN.-Thc Star states that
Jefferson L Martin, Esq, has been no.
minated by the President for reappoint-
meut as district marshal for the western
district OF Virginia
A New PosTorFIcE is established at
Pine Spring, Russell county, Va, and
John II Chandler appointed postmaster;
directly on route $500. Bicklcy's Mills to
liansonvlle.
CoINcIDENcE.-Mr John Norton died
at Portsmouth, N II, on Friday aged 60
years, and his sister, Mrs Iiunice Weeks,
died at hittcry, Ne, Oh the same day,
aged Il years.
Harris statue Of Nj. Clay. ordered by
tho ladies of Virginia about twelve years
ago, will be completed in about twelve
months
Jefferson 7 Martin, Esq, has been
nominated by the President for reap
pointment as District Marshal for the
western district Of Virginia.
Sickness. bilious pneumonia pre-
wills to fearful extent at Kingston, n.
G. The disease if hard to manage, and
in tie majority Of instances, has proved
fatal
Baron Kudener, formerly for several
years the Russian Envoy to the United
States, has just died, aged 10 years.
Police officer Thomas H Bird died in
New Orleans on the % instant, from tie
effects Of stab,
Samuel Stoue, who some time ago es-
capped from jail in Westminster, Nd,
ha, been yetakcn.
Henry Mason, free colored man, w; $
found murdered in Factory district, St.
Mays county, Md, last week.
1t is stated that tie camp at Chaloas,
~''A''~sg 'i"t>S p'ihS, ia AtLiDCi OOtcOO
mcu-or double the force Of last year.
The courthouse in Armstrong county,
Pa, was destroyed by fire on Tuesday.
Loss $50, 900; no Insurance
About seyenty-fivo persons, it is said
are preparing to leave Lowell, Mass, this
mopth for California
The Charleston Mercury strongly advo-
Gates steamship line between that port
and Marseilics.
Texas papers report the burning of the
steamboat Governor PeaSe, with LAO
bales Of cotton.
Tho New Orleans picayunc received
ripe watermelon from Florida last week.
An Artist out west uses an OK team TO
draw pictures.
The man that ran the fork Of road
into his eye, has since died.
y co,rcspc,9e's wants to know ifa
joko is go'l "a. s9y'jag ofcr It IS
'rQa$a4t"
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AgNExATroN.-The neutral territory,
50 long in contest for jurisdiction, be-
tween Florida and Alabama, compris-
ing a narrow strip of fractional towG-
ship running along the northern bounda-
ry line of florida to the ssChsttahcchcc
river has Al length been decjced il.
layc- .fand annexed 70 Als1ama
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REMARKS
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH
SATURDAY, March IS.

SATURDAY, March 49,
ARRIVED.
Steamship Roanoke, Skinner, from Rich
mond, I'D to New York, put in to finish load
ing, to J. NJ. Smith & Bro.
Boats, r. j. Walker, Patrick Henry. Cara
way and Fanny Temple, corn and wheat, to
Jno. James.
p, Boat NJ. A. Grandy, corn, to Grandy &
Stout.
Schr. Courtney, Stout, Lumber, to Grandy
& Stout
CLEARED. \
Schr. W. Fl. Wilson, Gibbs. for Portland.
A. Bell & Son.
Schr: Jno. L. Darling, Howes, for Provi-
dence, by A. Bell & Son.
Schr. Ben }. Vandier, King, for Peters
burg.
schr. South Wind, Mitchell, for Bait.
Brig Indian Queen, McGregor, for Phila-
delphia, by Robbins & Battley.
DISASTER,
Schr. Albert Mason,- Hollock, from New
Orleans, BID to Baltimore with sugar and mo-
lasses, has experienced heavy weather, and
sprung dangerous leak, pysin for repairs,
to Rowland & Bro.
SUNDAY, March IA.
ARRIVED.
Steamer North Carolina, Cannon, FIN Bait.
DISASTER.
Bark ltasca, Brown, of Boston, FIN Ahaka- =
pas, BID to New York, with sugar and moas-
ses, has experienced series of very heavy
gales and high seas during which she sprung
leak and had to throw overheard part Of
her cargo from under deck, also damaged
sails &c, put in for repairs, to Hardy 4 Bro.
Steamship jamestown, Parrish, fin N. Y,
hd to Richmond, mdze and passengers, to j.
NJ. Smith & Bro.
MONDAY, March 10,
ARRIVED.
Schr Clarimont johnson, fn James River,
in ballast to Jas. Gordon 4 Co.
Schr Ada, -, FIN Chuekatuck, wood l.,
master.
Bark A. II. Kimball, Mallett, I'm New. Or
leans, bd to this port, with sugar, molasses
merchdhdize, has experienced a succession Of
vd severe. gales, started cargo, and store
pare do to Hardy & Bro.
SCI Reindeer, Kirwin, and Curiosity.
WIFI to Odom Il Clements.
SchfE Wild Cat Trammel; and j. L.
Jones, Wilkcriwith corn, to Grandy &Stout.
Boat Star of she East, corn, Jno. James. j,
Boat Spy, corn and mmbor, to X. Biggg
Co, Gotten, to Hardy 4 Bro, and cotton, !
slaves, and tar, to James Gordon 4 Co.
MEMORANDUM.
Ship Martha Post, Thompson, before re-
ported as having sailed on sth hest month,
I'm Liverpool, Tor City Point, Va, has ,-ut
Into W"t-..o t.. v!a..., Il. ...-..ees.
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We learn that on Wednesday even
ing misunderstanding ar1se between
Mcssrs. John S. Hobbs and Elijah New
comb, Of Prince George, wi ich came
pretty ncac resulting ia the death or Sc
we're injury eli tio latter. Hobbs dis
charge his Gun at Newccmb heavily
loa5ed with small shot, but Ncwcomb
gtt53 moment suddenly stopped, and
tie !, al passed through bis hat, except
au- shot, which struck him i'll tie fore
head lust above his eye. but MADE only
a tritling wound Tie distance was not
more than fifty or sixty feet between
the two when the gun was fired.
Hobbs was arrested and sent to the
Jail of this city lor safe custody until his
examination, the Jail in Prince George
bling in too Gilaridated a condition to be
used for such purposes.
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Please Notice.

A LII my six month credit customers, who
IN have not settled in January, will please
settle this month, for l am about to go North
for my spring supply, and will need money.
will also state, that | will sell any thing we
have, at and below cost for cash only.
N. bah goods left to be trimed, posi-
lively cash on delivery.
ma 1876 F. A. KARIN
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Ma Il appears ~ The Baltimore
City Directory, for 1853, Just issued by
Ne, SIS Edwards & Boyd,,hat there arein
that city, 43O Smiths, and 81 Selnnilts,
go Macs. and ia Os, 2i2 Browns,
s06 'ollnsons, $50 Miiicrs. 205 Viii
liar.lses. 100 Wilson's and l72 Thomas-
es. The whole nunlbey Of nones in the
oo4z IS 70. far from forty-dve thousand,
50 oae in every fifty IS a Mac, and orc in
every cjghty-three SlnitA or Schmidt.
"A fAct ius tie curious"
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@a;- We acknowledge the recein, Of
Hon, john ). Mii!son's Speech, "Oa the
Power q Congress over the Territories
delivered IL the House q Representa-
tiyes. FEBRUARY gath; 1858, also o! the
Minority Report Of the House Commit e.
NJ NNysi Affairs relating to the conduct
d C.n.Nodore pauliing and other off,
co.'s otthe Navy in tue foro.b'a capture
II Gea. VIM Walker,
We are in receipt also Of tae Speech of
Hsa w. IL Seward, delivered in the
United States Senate ou tic 3ri inst
We haze received printed copy OF
tn. Tenth Annuai Report Of She Prcsi-
ient and D;rcc:ogs,to the Stockholders Of
Tho Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad
Company, submitted Feb, 25, 1853
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List Of Letters remaining in the
Post Office. March 18th, 1883.

Published IN tie Norfolk. DAYBOOK, by
authority, this paper hacing the largest
circulation Of any newspaper published
IN tie Ctty Of Norfolk.
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Marriages.

On the 10th ult., at the residence of tle
brides father, (Rev. WIN. A. Smith, d. D.
President of Randolph Macon Coleoe) by
Rev. Alexander G. Brown, John P. Fuller,
Esq, OF Lumberton, N. G, and Miss WILLIE
SMITH, of Mecklenburg, Va.
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MERCHANTS HOTEL, NORFOLK.
JILL. WEATHERwAx, PROPRIETOR.

JILL. WEATHERwAx, PROPRIETOR.
George Biggs, Norfolk county; Benja-
min Rowe, New York; ? Banks, Eliza
beth City, North Carolina; John Green,
wife and child, Philadelphia; Peter
Cunningham, Amos Deone, New York;
James Casey, Memphis, Tennessee; j N
George, Rochester, New York; John
Trumbull, Keysport, Connecticut; J N
Jones, Richmond; W Roach, James
lyon, Great Bridge; Sergeant NJ Hugs
man, Old Point; Thomas Parks, Eliza
beth City, North Carolina; Benjamin
Rowe, New York; G E Brice, Norfolk
county; I Hallett, Northampton coun-
ty, Virginia; Sergeant Henry Harding,
Old Point.
OCEAN HOUSE, PORTSMOUTH,
WATTS & EMMERsoN, PRopR1EToR s.
Mrs Sam Magall, Pennsylvania; P H
W Fontaine, United States Marine
Corps; Thomas Tomilson, North Carroll
ma; E FL Clarke, United States Navy;
r w Boyd, United States Ship Colora-
do; A B Butt, Virginia; H G Wendly,
Mississippi; II Woods Niemyer, w II
Hines; New York;; M Fulton, Gates
county, North Carolina; w L L Will
kins, Norfolk county; Miss Magall, Penn
sylvania; M Curkes, A Charlton, Nor
folk county.
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Kelley capt Moses 9 Wallerstein Simon 2
hilbern capt Levi J Wooley 8 S
kottmore Lewis Wyert Rausone
Knight Edmund Wvcoff Rich
Kehoe Darby Iands capt Thos
kurr hdward Iuehlosc + NJ
King Alexander
NH Is AN VAUGHN, P. NJ.
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OCEAN HOUSE, PORTSMOUTH,
WATTS & EMMERsoN, PRopRIEToR s.

MACON HOUSE, PORTSMOUTH,
j. D. HoLLADAY, PRopR1EToR.
M M Jones, Edenton, North Carolina;
J B Banks, Elizabeth City; Augustus G
Dickerson, j M Morriset, A n Clayton,
James j Grandy, " w Clarke, North
Carolina.
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TERMS,

The DAY Book will be served to sub
scribers at 81 cents per week, payable to
the Carrier. When sent by mail it will
be 81 per year, g. for six months, and
81 tor three months, payable in advance.
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4 hildren's ShOes-We have in store
~ lot of Children's Shoes of different
styles which we offer to our customers on
the most liberal TERMS
GURNEY & co,
ma III 10 Market square.
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SUDDEN DElkH OF A CLERGyMAN.-
The Rev. MI. WMel, native of Mass,
was found dead in his buggy on the
road, about four miles from Rockingham,
N. G., on the night Of the 4th inst. He
was subject to fits.
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NoMISATioN.-TAc Star states that
Jefferson L Martin, Esq, has been no.
minated by the President for reappoint-
ment as district marshal for the western
district OF Virginia.
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New Advertisements.

NOTICE.-Tl ere will be Rattle tc-
Nv morrow night, at the house on the cor
nor of New and Brewer streets.
Cotillion music will be in attendance, in
order that persons present may join in the
gjddy dance after the rattle
NH l5-ltpd
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beg to tender my grateful
/ acknowledgements to the members of
the several Fire Companies, who so prompt
ly, and effectively succeeded in arresting the
hire at my factory on the 18th inst, thereby
saving large amount OF property.
ma l5--1t JNO, L. DOYLE.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-01-29

ARRIVAL OF PRESIDENT Recommendations
MENTARY SEEENADE.-Judge A. B. Longttreet
President Of the South Carolina College; ariy-
ed in our city last evening for the purpose of
assuming the responsible post which he has
been chosen to fill. About o'clock the stu.
dents of the College. with band of music, cal.
led upon the President at his hotel, and were
addressed by him ina few pertinent aud well
timed remarks Mr. Rutherford. of Newberry
upon the part Of the students, replied, welcom.
ing the President to his new field of usefulness;
and extending to him the expression Of conf
dence and esteem upon the part of those he had
been called upon to govern.
4: Judge Longstreet finding the assemblage un.
willing to dsperse again addressed them, en-
pressing devotion to the institution over which
she was now to preside; and referring to the
intimacy which had presiously existed be
! tween himself and Messrs. Calhoun, Elmore,
,McDnffie, and other leading men of South Caro-
lima, whose views and principles were in accor
dance with6his own. His remarks were receiv.
ed with loud applause, and we congratulate all
parties upon the favorable auspices, under
which the Pres dent aud students have, for the
first Time, met. We trust that the same good
4 feeling may always prevail. and that the rela.
tloD may always be equally as pleasant.
n Columbia Times 18th
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MISCELLANY. :
From Washington.

Emigration to Central An'erica- Utah Military
Erpediton-1Hc admission Of Minnesota.
WAsHINGToN, Jan. l,i.-An office has been
opened in this city for the encouragement of
emigration to Nicaragua and oth"r portions Of
Central America, the object being peaceful
colonization, as recommended IN tho Presi-
dents Message.
The capture of Anderson is belicvedeto have
put an cNtinguisher upon all fillibuster move.
anents i'll that direction FOR some time to eomc
, 1t is announced, this morning, that the Mill
ttary Committee in the Senate will report a.
:gainst the raising Of five new regiments to,
march against the Morions aud propose, as a
substitute. that the regiments already on duty
ibe increased to the extent Of two companies
each. The entire cost Of the Utah expedition,
thus far, is put down the fabulous sum ,of
nearly $S. .O0O, 900, and another million at least
it is calculated will he swnmped by the%]oss
,of animals during the present winter.
The Territorial Committee, it is understood
will report. on Saturday, in favor of the ad.
mission of Minnesota. with her present4 Consti-
tutien. 1t is destined, however. to meet with
considerable opposition, especially from the
friends Of the Eecompton measure. 49,
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THE Memo RAcE.-Bayard TAYLOR, writing

rHE Memo RAcE.-Bayard Taylor, writing
{ Those friends of the African race who point
to Egypt as proof of what that race has accom-
.Tiiahed are wholly mistaken. .sssThe only negro
Textures represented in Egypt sculpture are
jsthose of slaves and eaptves taken in Ethiopean
wars Of the Pharoahs: The temples and pyra-
smids throughout Eubia, as far as the Darefiand
land there is 1oevidencs in aii the Valley ofthe
frile that the negro race ever~attained a higher
degree of civil lization than at present exhibit
,,teddn Congo and Ashanteea i mention this. not
frop any feeling hostile TO that race, ,but simply
Ito c9ntrovert an opinion very prevalent in some
parts Of the; United States" ~ Z. 4 q:
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ABDEvI1lE MORNING JANUARY 49, 1855

acter of Il skeleton, that it requires to be
clothed with the drapcry of life and action.
This has been done by Neander, and thus
the one is the complement ofthe other. The
two, when united, form an admirable his
tory. Hence it is that we advise all posses
sors OF Neandcr to procure the work of Gies-
eler, and the possessors of the latter will feel
the propriety of adorning their shelves by
the addition of Neander.
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A0LUME 5---NO. 80.
RATES OF ADVERTISING,

The Proprietors Of the Abbeville Banner and
indepcrdcnt Press have established the follow
ing rates Of Advertising to Le charged in both
papers,
:. Every Advertisement inserted for lees time
than three months will be charged by the in
sertlon Mt One Dollar per Square, Il inch
the space of l2 solid lines or less for the first
insertion, and Fifty Cents fvr each .ubsc-
quent insertion.
EB- The Commi-soners, Shcriff's, Clerks
and Ordinarys Advertisements will be inserted
In both papers each charging half price.
eB Sheriff's l.cvics, One Dollar each.
j.. eB Anneuncnga Candidate, Five Dol
lars
Advertising an Es.ray, Two Dollars,
TO be paid by the Magistrate.
Advertisements inserted for three months or
longer, at the following rates:
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Fractions Of Squares will he charged in pro-
portion to the above rates
eE- Business Cards for the term of one
year, will be charged in proportion to the
space they occupy, at One Dollar per line
space.
For all advertisements set in double col
ann, Fifty per Cent extra will DC added to the
above rates.
DAVIS d CREWS,
For Banner;
LEE & WILSON,
For Pre$s