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DeBoWs Review.

W" have received In" October number Of th.s
wei, known Journal, and have found Il q Very
valuable anl Interesting n,inbcr The follow
Ing is the tnh'" of contents:
African Slavery adapted TO tho Nor,i, and
Northwest. hy Perry Roberts. Of Missssipri:
, Improved Agriculture for Southern States Nv
j. y. II urmcr, "f Er"r.m The Port Royal En-
, teii'ri>". 10y X. W. ilahrrshain of South Caro-
ln"; E"a"'ion anl the Administration, bv
''""rc" Fiiz''u-h. "i Virginia The States Dn.
ties III r"-ar.l I" E';uraiion, hv DR.. Thnrnw,ll
of south Carolina Enlomu"-v-'rhc Insect,
World. hy John Ha"h,ian of south Carolina
ihr Ley "S and bv-riiows Of the Mississippi
Fish AMI Fish Ponds. Lv Thomas W Woodn,a,,
! "f S"n'l Carolina Tho Mssiss;ppi's True
t"'h'n"r,;a! Outlet. iy DR.. Cart wright, of Lonis-
ihha miscellaneous, Statistical. dc. Depart.
'nent "i Agriculture" Department, of Com
ni"rr" : l'"rar: m"nt "f Manufactures and Min.
ing h'rs'incnt "f internal Improvements
Department "i i.'luca, ion Maunsci White. Of
Louisiana Editorial Miscellany.
MANY KINDS OF TONIC ARE ADyEy
'iSc'i tha, we are assured will strcnrih.n the
hair ani prevent lis ia ling ont: but none that
W" have seen used does all that it promises
save that of Professor o. j. Wood. This we
Know Is COOL from having i,r,. il. and witness
se'i III several cases its truly beneficial effects
''r. o"d was ki Il enough Ia send us n cou-
~ ''''''7r hiih 'ilttf mining lIII H. prcypn
tea "h' ha' from falling ont, we present ed a
h','ie I" Il friend who hal been ball for at least
'h'r'r years: II has restored his hair entirely.
am! IL Is now as thick and glossy as when he
was twenty-five. This We say in all sincerity.
ana We Shall Il" glad to have or friends trv it,
'"r ,t"ihs"ivrS, rs We believe it is Just what it
i'r"i"SS"S I" be. For real WORTH W"oL's Hair
restorative Is undoubtedly the best prepara-
',"h h"w III u-r for rcSl"rn" ha ir on bald heads,
changing gray hairs ir their orir iual color and
ir cosmetic or cure for pilnpics it. is fast ta-
H'nS 'hc p ace "f other preparations No toi-
i'Ln days is complete w ithouL it,
ii any one, Should ask II, what ia our opin-
ION, arrived at l,y an Impartial test. was the
'rs' :n'i most h"nrs: COMPOUND remedy for
preserving ani hcn"'Iiying the hair, AMI re-
storing gray hair tu its original color AMI the
loeHS |" b" tall.h"ad"'l. We should wi,hnm, hes
itaii": say Prof. o. j. Wnuis Hair Restorative.
Sc" advertisement in another column
Sold 10y all good Druggists.
sept. 18TH. ~ 90 cow.1m
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California Elections.

California, now as heretofore. is strongly
Democratic, and the detection Of Brodcrck and
Mckihbin. does not seem in the lcnst to hive
endangered the Administration party in that
State.
The Legislature just chosen is classified ne
follows:
Senate-Democrats. %
Opposition. l3
Democrats majority. 80. 8
~No''SN ~ ''> ave ~
Opposition. :. :. %
Democratic minority. o.
Or the Senators, sixteen hold over from last
year. Ofninetecn elected this year, thirteen
are Democrats.
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Tile Vcratru:n virias II. YoI!ov Fever.


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ihe Vcratruin VIri.s IL Yellow Fever
The October number Of the New Orleans
3lr,l;,;J C,,-.yy. c,r,,i,s -, .,;.., hv tho FL
;,or nr J., - ,,cyoI
' '' '"' y" '"' W
'"" fe'cr IN ""''h '"s writer speaks III the
highest terms Of the vatu. of DE- Norwood {
tinc,urc Of I.y..,um JtriE:, as "a remedy in
Tic ,,;.o,. ,,.,.r,,in,, T., In. ,,r;. q,
-. ,
:''"'' '';i'''S "'''e" '"e i'"SS'' 'f""'i fr"
pose |" h'ins"ii III 'hr :r"h''Hcn; 9! this "al'::
nant cpicmit, should br Isl. 10 control .!,rv;
r,.sivr f,i,ril, ., xcii.n,n. od =, ,,,;..; ,,.
-, -
H.' '' "''"'" " '"' S"'''' "''' ''"''
fiin"vS: "''' as consequent thereon t" i'r,'"r'"
the integrity Of ;hv blood anu tissues 10 #
fee, hos. rrrnos.. his v,o-:,,.., ,. r.,, tam,
to adopt the us. of .h,oriuc a,s uc t,,c,ur. a.,
;i- J-,rntrvm !;yiL. Il, c,f.ctu,i remedies IN
this disease
'"''' I'''''> "' ''' 80 1t "'' "uee'sS !" u"
us~f "l c..'orih" he continues,
IL this rn"n,cr hA.l treated e,,,,. eight or
to-, case VII! sr;i ,":"rv success n;;.l was an
,,Iyinc il. - Al, c"..rS both in private. rrac.
':,.: anal 'h'' Charity Hospital. "h"n happen.
.: -! =" ~; ~
-. v.-v ,x,rao;.::;,,ry cas-, H., had ius, j, :,
.::c.i:G:. !!c '"l a+h'l me whether , Lad
c'": ,''rn NFa!" '.';'',' - T&i''" t"r"r
. CO.. W." :: 49, ~ ''.' ''i i'Ea ,.'',,'''
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The State Agricnftaasl Fair

We direct attention to the advertisement of
the THIRD Annual Fair, of the State Agrcultu.
raj Society TO be held in Columbia, on the 9th
.l0ih. nYd 18th November next, at which pre-.
niuny will be. .ay"Sdcl on all articles of Agri
Cultural, IIortieg, kal. and Mechanical inter.
a.t, as well as X, $ Fancy work and Domes.
tie economyS tSIfnodious halls have been
erected for the ctnvcniencc of exhibitions : md
ARTICLES intended for Exhibition will Lc pissed
free upon the Railroads Visitors can procure
return tickets for one fare.
These agricultural exhibitions are rapidlv
growing into public favor. and during the pre-.
sent season have. attracted crowds of visitors
in various parts Of the Union. They do much
to foster the spirit of agricultural and mechan
ical industry, to disseminate general intelli-
scncc and to promote good feeling and they
furnish the ocensions ofmany pleasant reun.
ions. The past exhibitions Of the State Soci
ETY.. have more than equalled the expectations
OF it's friends. and the forthcoming demopstra.
ton, FROM the general interest manifested. and
the preparations in progress. promises to sur.
pass any OF Its predecessors The people of
Abbeviile have hitherto manifested a deem IN.
tcrest. and assumed prominent part in the
exhibitions Of the Society, md have berne off
their full share Of the prizes; and we suppose
that they arc preparing with fresh zeal to en-.
ter the lists of competition. The annual address
before the Society will be delivered 10y the Hon.
Thos. L. Clingman Of North Carolina.
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CONsIGNEEs.

The following persons have freight in the De-,
pot at Abbeville:- e
Barnes, ia Calhoun, WM Hupbev.
Cobb Hunter Il Co. E Nelson. JGR Wbite
Branch Allen. E Cobb, A E Mcclellan, Mary
Ann Glover. J F Marshall, WD Mare Jordan
& McLnuchlin, E White, J & N Knox, Ii 8 Kerr.
A N Smith. DJ Jordan, w Mooney, j s Dalton
} Hopkins, A Il Morton, McCasljp Wideman
4 Co, T G Perrin, J Freeman. 49,,
p. r. sONDLEY, Ae't
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The Estate of William L. Calhoun, decd.
TINllE Subscriber, as Executor of the last Will
Il and Testament.of said Deceased, hereby
gives notice to all parties hay ing claims against
said Estate to make them known to him. as
early as convenient, and also he desires those
who may be indebted to come forward and set
tie the same without delay.
J. E. CALHOUN, sn., Err.
Oct. 10th 1853. "a 2n)
N. B.--Address Calhoun's Mile, Abbeville
District. &c. .n.;aa a.. ...
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Growing Brightness Of the Comet

Mr.. ". G. Bond writes of he comet from 8
tciescopic perch in Cambridge Observatory:
DonatIs comet will. III a few dnvs, arucar
to iacrea<e RAPIDLY in s;z. AID hrillancv. J,
vii! he nearest the earth on the 9th inst, n,
which time its briiiiancv will he near ,hrc,
times as great Ms oa The 33 Of September, AMI
'ts distance from us abou, ii fly two millions OF
miles.
According to Mr.. Halls computation the tail
81 the c":H,t, on tie a3'l ul:. extended to ihl
length rt fifteen millions of miles. Tie nu.
ecu, will nc car the hri- git STAR Arcturrr, Uc.
t"hcr the 5tlI, ar! ~ t.cst the "a, tn urb, O.,
the 2U:h.
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The Farmer and Planter.

The October number Of this valuable month.
ly has been received, and we take pleasure in
commencing h'to the patronage Of our friend.
A. ono Of the best ofonr agricultural exchanges.
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=. Clacrrr couRr.-The fall term of our Fall
Circuit commenced its session on Monday las,
Ais Honor Judge Witbers presiding. The Grim.
inN docket is quite meagre, there being no cap.
nat csse to come off. but on the other side there
nsc4S litigation. The return for this Dis.
sSsss'1as than usual. but when we tell
our readefsahat it was not above one hundred
and 6fty, they will think we are rather Joking,
butpsvsrthelsss't 10 ttue.-Chrrae Ga.stss.
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Oct. 8, 1853.

FATAL RrsuLr-A despatch dated New York
October 9th, says, Edmuhd Burns and Patrick
Tracy, wounded at the Italian organ grinders
riot, on Sunday night, are dead,
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VALUABLE LAND AND NEGROES FOR
y SALE The subscriber oilers for sale.
Eve hun'lrrl acres of very VA luablc land which
lie will sell in two tracts, to suit purchasers, if
desired. They will bc offered for 8 lie. until
the 20ih December next, and if not sold by
TINT time, will then he offered tn the highest
bidder. Also Sixteen number one Negroes !;
among them the best of Cooks, Washers,
Troncrs. and Field hands also Corn, Fodder =,
Wheat, Oats. Peas Sbucks and Cotton Seed
also Fine Blooded Cattle, IIogS Sheep and
goats; Wagon and harness: Carriage and har-
ness. ox-cnrt Several bars of new Iron; New
set of Smith Pools: n good supply of Plnnta
tion tools; No. !. Piano. of the best make !;
IL ousehold and Kitchen furniture. Any of the
above can be seen or traded for by calling on
my self or James McCaslan. Esq. my agent.
j. +. FOSTER.
Calhonnds Mills
". B.-I will pay liberal prices for Negroes
or W i'll receive and sell on commission, for a
reasonable compensation.
24.tds. j. E. FOSTER.
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The LEeAcY.-The Macon Telegraph, Of he
5th instant, published in the city were Mr.
Dempsey died. and where this '.rich legacy"
was left contradicts the stateane N t made liz the
American Union. Here follows what The Tel
eegraph says. while publishing tho paragraph
from the Griffin Union
"Mr. Dempsey estate. we have been inE,r-
med, is valued nt somewhere about two hum.
dred and fifty thousand dollars. and nIl goes to
his cbildren--not cent TO tho Catholic
church, as We have been informed and be.
iieve."
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EAaicAruRE ExTRAorpISARY.-Wc hav. Just
seen broad caricat,ire Of some Of the pnhjic
men of South Carolina. rmanainc 1--WE Think
from the proud city Of fCoInmbia Under whose
a"spices IL has been gotten up. the public IS
might have had lis origin IN certain pnlitical
diiterenSes now somewhat conspicuous, in the
state but upon second thought We cannot re-
tam that opinion. Surely no man aspiring {,
political position amongst u., would conn,c.
nance triel! borrowed from the cxpericnc co f
Snlgar New York: IT is the fire: time. proLa.
bif, mat such an Instrumentali:y has been Elm
ployed in South Carolina politics. and ". tru.,
it will be the last.-EuueGeld IldrcrLise.
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The Florida Railroads

Ihc Secretary Of the Interior has Just nrrro
we'd 1" til" STATE of Florida the lands inur;r,,
'her''" under Ii" grant Of Congress Of May
IL l>:,J. {" ali in the construction or th. E,,r
''a Atlantic and Gulf Central Read. Tho
grant embraces an area of Isl, $500 acres
ard the road connects the town Of jacksonville
AMI Alligator: being about sixty miles in length.
lhe i"rg"r r"rti ION Of the line is already cra
h''i' a;d the entire work Will Le pushed for
ward T." an early completion.
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ONE.HORSE WAGON.
A n Elegant and New ONE HORSE WAGON
APfor sale low.
Abbsviile G. H., Oct, l4, SO. 24.tf
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Annual Report

Annual Report
OF Tue
G. 0 N u 1850 XERS OF THE POOR,
+ II BIT
OF Receipts and Expenditures by the Commits
sioncrs Of the Poor for Abbcvillc District, from
lst October, 1897, to lst October, 1858.
RECEIPTS.
Balance OIL hand ut last report, Oct I.
1897, S23i9 81
Reed from S. \. Hodges
Tax Collector. for assess
mcn for 1853, $3.50 81
Deduct com. q per cent. IS IS 3O72 is
Sj39l 50
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Burning OF the CRYSTAL Palace.

Shortly after five o'clock on Tuesday after
noon the 9TH inst, fire broke ont in the Crys-
tai Palace. The fire was first discovered burn
ing at the north side, in u room filled with old
materials, models, &C., belonging to the Crys-
tai PaIlc" Association. An attempt was made
ny some OF tn" managers to stop the progress
"i The ilamcs, but without success, and in less
IMAM hitccn minutes from the time Of alarm the
dome Tell, AMI the whole cllice was cuvclop-
en III hnmcS Tho loss may be estimated at
over million Of dollars the original cost of
the Palace was eight hundred thousand. and il
Is believed the property in it belonging to the
contributors was worth over million O { dol
lars. There were about thousand yisiters
distributed about the premises at the breaking
out OF the fire. C"nsiicrablc excitement prc.
vailed, and ,:'any became confusci and unable
I" hnd ih"ir way 60 the doors Of crrcss. The
Whole structure WAS brought to the ground i'm
less than thirty minutes from the discovery of
th" lire. There appears TO br ahrut sixty
thousand dollars insurance on the buil.iinr di
v'i"d III city companies. The origin of the
hr" Is ~ present uninrwn, bu. it, il susrccteJ
tr have been the act of an incnn.iiary
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Our Court.

Our Court adjourned Saturday last. but
without furnishing the business Of the Term.
The press of hus,ncss upon the Criminal Doc
ke:S occupied 50 large portion Of the week,
that his Honor was forced to leave many ca.
sea on the civil si'lc of the Court un;ried.
The most interesting trial Of tho term, was
the cas-: ct Isaac Logan. tried for the homicide
of Wallace Wilson. the prosecution was con.
dnrtei 'y the Solicitor, with his usual zeal and
ability, and the prisoner was ably defended bv
M'SSrs. Marshall and McGowan. The trial oc.
cnpicd the whole Of Tuesday; and the jury of.
Ter several hours dciberwtion. found the pris
oner guilty of ,nansanghter He was sentcnc.
I'd to pay fine of one thousand dollars, and
to te Imprisoned for twelve months.
Another case Of homicide, was the arraipn-
"cnt and trial of lad named Cooke. aged
about Is years. for the killing Of n negro hoy
Of the same ngc, belonging 4 the estate of Miss
ca'harine wa'son.s The hSi9a$as was clearly
ease, ef misaiven,ure, hnving 92 en- caused ly
tire accidental discharge of n gun>in the hands
Of Ih: boy; md The Jury under tho instruction
oi the Court, returned n verdict Of acqnittal.
There were several sgnvictions for retailing,
'r4ing yhEsIav"s, 1s:ha
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Il. p. BrCIIASAS, Tres Lo~'r .Su',,h. Bon,d,
IN acct. wiM r.. T. EJmr Il. i. Sc.
1857. DIR.
Jan'y |. Rel from former
Treasuscr, $40? -
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We would state for the information of the
public, that we hnve twenty-six paupers in the
Poor House, Thirty outdoor pensioners, and
scvon pauper Lunatics in the Asylum.
All Of which is s.respectfully submitted.
JOHN A. WIER,
Sec. and TrsqI
GEO. r. McCALLA,
Ch'mn Con'rs Of Poor.
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THEorT1us BAKER, 7rsns. Upper S"runn"h
Board, IN acct. mM e.. 7. Com'r II. B. ,yr.
1876. DIR.
Sept. |. Cash on hand, sG7G &C
1857.
June lG. Rcd of B. D. Kay, 20 90
July 6. - Of G. Treas, 12j5 90
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