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ed as | beheld the horrible dead pallor of
that visage. After holding my hand for
a moment, he looked at me steadily, and
said in quiet way.
"And with this right hand, Senator
from South Carolina, you would sign your
name to paper declaring the Union dis
solved"
ANSWERED in the affirmative. yes,
| said, if a certain contingency arises, l
will sign my name to declaration of
dissolution But at that moment black
blotch appeared on the back of my hand,
an inky blotch which | seem to see even
now. What is that?' said l, alarmed, /
knew not why, at the blotch on my hand"
"That, said he, dropping my hand, is
the mark by which Benedict Arnold is
known in the next world
"He said no more, gentlemen, but
drew from beneath his cloak an object
which he laid upon the table-laid it up
on the very paper on which was writing.
That object, gentlemen, was a skeleton.
HSiO, odlu tHtlC ult VIC UbucS
of Isaac Hayne, who was hung at Char
lesion by the British. He gave his life
in order to establish the Union. When
you put your name to declaration to dis
solution, why, you may as well have the
bones of Isaac Hayne before you; he
was South Carolnian, and so are you.
But there was no blotch on his right
hand
With these words the intruder left the
room. l started back from the contact
with the dead mans bones, and-awoke.
Over-worn by labor, l had fallen asleep,
and had been dreaming.
"Was it not a singular dream :"
All the company answered in the af-
and Toombs muttered, "Sin-
gular, very singular" at the same time
looking curiously at the back of his right
hand, while Mr.. Calhoun placed his head
between his hands and seemed buried in
thought.
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Singular Proef Of Attachment.-A
few days ago a woman who cohabited
with a man cut off his fore finger while
he was asleep. She placed the finger
upon a stone, and applying the knife,
struck it with another stone, severing the
finger, which hung only by a piece of
skin. The man subsequently received
surgical treatment at the North Dispen-
sary, but is manned for life. 1t appears
that the man had threatened to enlist in
the army, and the woman, from the strong
affection she entertained for him, COM
mitted the act in order that he might
not carry out his intention, which might
result in their separation.
liverpool Mercury.
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X. IL. Il.

IL. IL. IL.
II. r. R.-Radway's Ready Relief for Head
aches, whether sick or nervous; Rheu.
matism, Paralysis, Lumbago, Gout
Neuralgia, Toothache Small Pox,
Fevers, Swollen Joints, Kidney Com
plants, Scarlet Fever, Pains around
the Liver Plcurisy, Measles, Heart
burn, and Pains of all kinds. Rad
ways Ready Relief WILL in a few
minutes, change the miseries you suf-
fer to joys of pleasure.
Il. X. R.-Radway's Renovating ResOlvent, for
the cure of chronic disease-sucl as
Scrofulous snd Syphilitic Complaints,
Consrmptive and other affections of
the Lungs and Throat, Induration and
Enlaregments of parts, Eruptve and
other diseases OF the Skin, Nodes,
Tumors, Ulcers, Dyspepsia, and all
other diseases arising from an impure
state of the Blood
r. II. R.-Radway's Regulators will cure, eficc-
lively and speedily, Costiveness, In
digestion, Illumination of the Bowels
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint Diseases
of the Heart and Kidneys, Female
Complaints, Small Pox, Fevers, Meas
les, NC, &c. Whenever the system
is out of order, u dose of Radway's
Regulators will restore it to regulari-
ty. No female should be without
them.
r. r. R.-Remedies are sold by Druggists every
where.
RADWAY Il co.
New York.
FOSTER Agent Houston, Mississippi.
April LIST, 1853. 30 y -
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Ludwig's Tree Saving Ma
chine

rs portable, weighing lao pounds will saw trees
L down, and cut up into any length, with one
man to manage it. Warranted to do the work Of
three negroes daily, in clearing land, cutting saw
logs, or cord wood To lumbermen, saw mill
owners, and others gagged in timber business,
this is the thing you want. Machines for sale by
A. c. benson, Mobile Alabama. Also, State or
County rights on liberal terms. For ALL or any
other particulars, enclose a stamp for return let
ter. Also so valuable recipes, sent for 25 cents.
March 25-2S-tf
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HEALTH WILL in all cases, follow the use of
Railways Il. X, Remedies, There are none so
sick or diseased so weak, feeble, or crippled with
pain or infrmties, but that Railways Ready Re-
lief Renovating ResoIvent, or Regulators, as the
nature of the disease or sickness may require,
will quickly and rapidly cure
These remedies consist of Railways Ready
Relief Railways Renovatng Resolvent; Rad
ways Regulators. Each of these remedies pos
sess special curative powers over certain diseases
Yet there are other diseases, wherein their com
bined medical properties are required; and when
thus used if there is sufficient life and strength
within the diseased or dying body to sustain their
action, the patient will live and be restored to
health
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More than One Hundred and Serentv Tao..,.,
copies are now issued of each MUNGER Of H.p'
rER's New MONTHLY MAGAZINE. '''"'
ms success, to which the history of Period.
cal Literature affords no parallel has not ' been
achieved, and is not maintained, without a Iba.
raj expenditure of labor and money. The annie
remuneration offered by the Publishers enables
them TO secure the best productions Of the most
accomplished Authors and Artists of the country
10 Whom az least Three Thousand Dollars are
paid for the Matter and Illustrations If as aas
Number OF the Magazine.
HARPER's MAGAZINE is the cheapest Perioat
cal published. Each Number contains frou, S;n
teen to fony-eight more pages, printed in better
manner, and upon better paper, than any othsr
American Monthly Magazine Subscribers baya
also the assurance that it will be permanently and
pnnctually issued, and that its general scope md
character will remain unchanged.
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Increased Attractions |,
Thackeray' Charles Readc, Mrs. Gasken
and Wilkie Collins,
HARPER'S MAGAZINE

COMMENCEMENT or A NEW Yot,u.
MIR, THACKERAY's NEW NOVEL G ~,
Virginians;" with many humorous NJ ~ The
BY the Author, was commenced in thn Illustrations
Number Of HARpER's MAGAZINE n D; i .s;e
from early sheets, received from the Ap phln.ed
,na i 81 p publication in Engand-for ~ha u
s p Tbonssnd Pay Mr. Thackeray the sum ~
MR. CHARLES READE,S Nrw ors,..
entitled Jack Of All Trades-A AM NJ STORY,
FACT ROMANCE Written exclusiysln ,aEH OF
December Number. commenced in the
MRs' GA AsLL BEAUTIFUL sropv
entitled l a ~. Doom of The GrathsS" i vs y
Ts Mh; s MthMlE , SCoLLlNss POWERFUL,
appear complete in the February Nuhbtr', VIII
The above three stories are written eyol,,.,..
ly for HARPER's MAGAZINE. "''u'"e'
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CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES.

Many diseases that ailct humanity are nheri-
ted as heir looms from the diseased bodies of sick
ly sires. Scrofula, Consumption, Syphilis and
Fits, are among the most common of constitu-
tional diseases. Now, we care not how many
generations the seeds of these diseases may have
been established in the system, corrupting the
blood-Rad,cay's Renorating Resident will Grad
icatc from the bodies of the afflicted every part-
Gle of diseased deposits, and fill the veins with
new, pure and healthy blood
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CuILDREN's DISEASES.

Radnay's Renocating Resident should be hail
ed as blessing by every mother, throughout the
land whose infants are afflicted with Sores, HUI
mors, &c. These breakings cut (thus early are
evidences of disease transmitted from the parent
stock. A few doses of the Renorating Resoirent
will eradicate every vestige of the disease and
insure the child sound and healthy body
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John Richardson, ::::::::: Editor.
TO The People of Mississippi.

HAVING purchased large lot of new Print
ing Material, from New York, we intend to en-
large the Prairie News, about January
next, to an equal size with any other paper in
North Mississippi II is our intention to make
the NEWS one of the first newspapers in Mis-.
sisspp, and hope the public will give us help
ing hand, and come generously to our support
Neither labor nor expense will be spared to
ia IL tho hast
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TO ADVERTISERS.

The circulation of the NEWS has already in
creased to above Five Hundred, and is
every day being enlarged. We hope to obtain
five hundred more new subscribers by January
next, as we intend to circulate One Thou
sand Copies, weekly, after that time,
whether they be paid for or not This will
make its columns a desirable well as one of
the best mediums in the State, through which
for the Merchants and business men of the State
to advertise and make their wants and wishes
known. Therefore, we say to one and oil who
may wish to advertise, that we will insert their
advertisements in the most conspicuous manner,
at the regular rates of most of the papers in the
State, and lay them weekly before ONE THOU
SAND READERS, If no more.
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TO Advertisers.
For Sale.

A N excellent span of HARNESS HOR-
n SEES. For particulars, enquire at this Of
fee, or at the Stable of Messrs. Wall d Foo
shee. JAM 6, '5S.-tf
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j. Ill. KNOX,
AT oKoLoNA, MISSISSIPPI


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This department of our office has been select
ed, in the Northern Cities, with great care,
which will enable us to do all manner of JOB
WORK In the very neatest style. We promise
the people Of Mississippi to do job as well
and as cheap, and with as much dispatch, as they
can have 1t done elsewhere in the State.
Merchants and others wishing Circulars,
Cards, or any other kind Of Jobbing done are
respectfully requested to call and give us a trial
W We are prepared to print, on the very
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Heads, Posters, Circulars, Ball Tickets, Election
Tickets, &C., &c.
u All Letter on business with the office
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We will furnish the NEWS to Clubs at the
following low prices, which will make it by far
the cheapest paper in Mississippi
Five Copies for Twelve Months, So
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copy gratis.
" Each one Of our present subscribers has
Influence enough to send us one or more addtio-
nal subscribers. Will they do it They cell
tainly ought to try.
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ABBEVlLLE ANL WASHINGTON
STAGE LINE.
no M
AbbeVille to Washington

~ W bO0ns
T@HE PROPRIETORof of this we'll established
l. Line takes this mAhod Of informing the
public that he has charged his Schedule, for the
convenience Of passengers
The Stage will be dcrmed nt Abbevle Court
House. until half pnst so'cl"ck, OIL MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY mornings, afford.
ing an opportunity for passengers on the morn
ing train from Gree,ville to 60 directly
through to Washington, Gn., the same day, con-
Meeting with the train It Washington, for Au-
gustn, Montgomery. All. The passengers ure
detained few hours in Washington, Ga.
The Stage will leave Washington, Ga, on
TUESDAY, THURSDAY ani SATURDAY
mornings.
The Line has been r.it with a splendid
R-H0RSE COACH.
good Teams and an experienced driver.
cFY~ Passengers from all points above New
berry, going West, wll find that they can
reach any point west of Atlanta in exactly the
same time. and with $500 less expense than by
way of Brauclvile
For further Internationally atthc Post Office.
JOHN hlcBRYDE, Ag't.<
Abbeville C. H., S. c.
May 90. 1858 - ly
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MI o OREA QUAIVN,

THIS dnv bano their Banner ON the outsr
i walls and 1ndac Il will aay that tb.v
have juat received one of the largest and best
Stocks of
Clothlng, Crockery. and Dry Goods,
ever imported into the D;st riot of abbev;,,e
All of which huve been bought for CASH
and which will be sold for CASH cheoner
tHnn mhn, any one con buy o" Time, 1--WE care not
Many have come and have been convinced Of
the truthfulness OF our assertions but there are
s6a w"G yet sIng their fond mean
time or those we regret to take our last f,rs'
well, unless it be when they have Cash to spare;
l.eh IL Is we VIII give them prices thnt will not
"e uP ""u '''uke 'nem a'ra'u' pnc VIII ehcour-
eeSe ana cheer Them on; IL may be necessary
in ", so c.. '""' Ne ""'e r''"ue ~ arrange'hehts
Goods imported into the c,y this seusou. I'm
rnaSr raa,,: ana Win lhe Eoods al
will ia ,II;. We "'''er '"!se.eS tm"' none
s,,;sGaa w ',HNe our 4",eI lttle io"h uh-
|. W. n,,,,, ''ee ""' iua,"S:
Stvjss onI pn;"" nu ~" sn"rt i'st ot the new
! !" Viz "'s' place.
900 Ladies' Collars
c
"o''' auction IRON ! - cents to 100 dollars
onA'eh Lace 0etts,
HRIIIJh Nh ot Iol ,..,Is
Ln.lics' COTTON HOSE a, 81 co,,s.
Ladies, HANDKERt,IIIEES. - nj ,,
N
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MILLER g. WARREN

"OULD respectfully call the attention of
W their friends and customers to their
stock of NEGRO GOODS
George Schloy's White PLAINS, warranted
all wool filling; 81
. Plaid LIVSET;
Marlboro PLAI IDS and STRIPES;
Domestic, GLNGHA4KS;
EEOSNABURGS, Plaid and Stripes;
Georgia PLAINS;
FLANNEL.S, OF all descriptions.
Oct. .. 1857. 90 If
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DRY G0ODSl DRY !GOOS
MILLER 81 WARREN

4 RE now receiving theis stoeks'of Fall and
~ Winter GOODS; which they are prepats
cd to offer and sell as low as any house in tho
city. The stock has been selected with great
care, and comprise great variety Of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS. -.
Rich and elegant Silk ROBE DOUBLE .~f.s
Bayndere Silks variety Of styles; -
Silk VALENCtAS, Striped and Plaid
Plain SILKS, nsl colors;
Mourning Ba yaderc and Chene SILKS.
Plain Black. Plaid and Striped -.
Silk POPLINS and Victoria PLAIDS;
DELAlNE ROBE DQUlLLE -: ,,..
Rici, Fig'rd DELAINES and CAsHMERF:s:
Embrd Frenci, MERINOES. new styles
Plain French and English MERlNOES.
Mourning PELAINES.
French and English PRINTS;
Mourning S3y4fIs. Nf
scotch GlNCnAMs:
Mourning :"
Chcne {" - .-,.
an, Ares!snsve ', variety of snAwLs. comprising
Flush Eoraerea Stella s1lAwLs:
Chenille SIIAWIS and SCAlSFS; =, -
ladies' Black and Corrd Cloth CLoAkS<:
tisn m ~ leIvet cL0AkS: every variety; -.
-. ''i 'sohS t'iith " LID
i!ai" Blk IL Ssc'nd Mring Merino SHAWLs:
a lot ofbcautiful EMBROIDERlES, consist.
ing of :.
Rich Muslin SLEEVES and COLLARS, in
eta
,Iaconet and Swiss SLEEVES, Linen COL
LARS;
Maltese Lace SETTS; .s>
Imitation lace COLLARS and SLEEVES
Jac"nct aud Swiss Bands; :. =.
Linen Cambria HANDKERCHIEES, Plain
and Embroidered q
IIen'd and Mourning TANDKERCHIEFS
Misses and Boys Wool HOSE;
Wool CATERS Nett SACKS;
Misses Merino VESTS, Short and Long
Sleeve:
For the Gentlemens line may he found
Black CLOTHS and CASS1MERES;
Fancy CASoIMERES. latest styles:
Rich Velvet and Cashmere VESIINGS:
North Carolina CASlMERES, superior
article:
CRAVATS and COLLARS: Meriuo TIES
MILLER l. WARREN.
Oct. 9, 1857. % If
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SOUTH CAROLINA,
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.


TAMES J. J.RFGHEY, who is in the Gust odv of
- the Sheriff Of Abbeville District, by virtue
of a Writ of cnpias ad sati.fdciendum Mt the sut
Of James Arnold, having fled in my office, to-
gether with schedule, on oath, Of his estate
and efects. his Petition to the Court of Common
Pleas. praying that he mny be admitted to the
benefit of the Acts of the General Assembly,
made for the relief Of insolveLt debtors
1t is therefore Ordered. that the sad James
Arnold, and all others the creditors. to whom
the said James j. Richey is in anywise indebt-
ed, be, and they are hereby summoned, and
have notice TO appear. before the said Court,
at Abbeville Court House. on the Fourth day
of October next. to sbew cause. il any they
can. why the prayer of the Petition aforesaid,
should not bc granted.
MATTHEW MCDONALD, c. CP.
Office Of Common Pleas.
Abbeville Dis, June %, 1853. 1O-3m
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NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
AT
GRAY & R0BERTSON'S
G HI f. AP CASH STORE,
No. !, Granite Range.


WE BEG respectfully to inform the citizens
w OF Abbeville and surrounding District,
that we are now prepared TO show the largest
and best selected Stock Of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
we have ever done heretofore As VIC confine
ourselves almost entirely. to the Dry Goods
business, We are enabled to keep large assort.
mcnt of .
Rain, Fancy and Robe Rarcses.
Black and Fancy Silks,
C"iicocs, Bonmeis &c.
-, 10 the BONNET Department we pay pnrtic
"'nt htlention. and our Stock ut present pre-
sehts every novelty Of the season:
Plain and Fancy straws, Fancy
Neop"iitan and Trimmed
Silks, &C.,
Along with n magnificent Stock of Fine rrepc,
FLOWERS. Bonnet RIBBONS. ROUCIIES, dc.
In MANIlLlAS, We have all the late STYLES
six nnd Black Chan:ily, Lace, DC.
Our Stock Of
Kid, Silk sand Thread Gloves.
Hosiery, Corscts,
Shoes, &c,
Is unusually Fine and I.ar,re.
We always keep on hand n large Stock of
Domestic Goods, Linens, LINEN
Drills, Cssssil.'crcs, &c.
Also, all kinds Of material suitable for bows
wear.
In calling attention to the above Goods we
respectfully solicit the patronage of our numcr.
ous friends. nnd the public generally. We will
Mt all titres take pleasure in showing our Stock.
any md all Of which We will sell ut the lowest
possible price for Cash. and every article war.
ranted aS represented.
GRAY & ROBERTSON.
March 81, 1858. is &c
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Gas Light, Gas Light!

Gas Light, Gas Light!
WE Respectfully inform our friends and
W the Public, that We have purchased
the exclusive right to sell in this District
Danford & Baileys' Patent Self-Gene.
rating Gas Lamps,
and can supply every family with the most
beautiful and economical light now in use. 1t
is no trouble to keep them in order, and their
impossib'lity of explosion render them nValua-
BILE. One burner will give rs much light as
seyen candles, ut the trivial cost Of about one
cent. per hour and can be fitted in any other
lamp ut small expense.
We will keep on hand supply Of splendid
PalOur and other Lamps,
at all prices. This Light is adapted to Chur-
ches. liotels, Stores and Dwellings,
Call and see for yourselves at
JORDAN d. McLAUCHLIN'S,
No. Granite Range,
Abbevile G. H., S. C.
April so, 1853. go If
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HEADQUARTERS.

dEAU.aU ARVEHS.
2ND BRIG ADE. lsr Div. S. c. NJ
EDeErrELp C. L., July 81, 1855. (
ORDER NO. /
HNHE 10th Regiment of Infantry will parade
i for Review and Dr. II ut Richardsun's. on
Tuesday nth August
The 7,h Regiment of Infantry will parade at
the Old Wells, Oh Tuesday the 10th OF August.
The 9th Req of Infantry will unrade at
Springfield. Saturday the 2lst Of August.
The 9Th Reg ment Of In fantry will parade at
Morro~se Old Tiold, Tucoduy tue z4Ln OF
August.
The eth Regiment Of Infantry will parade at
Lomax's on Thursday the 26th Of August.
= The Officers and non Commissioned Officers
will assemble on the day previous to the Review
for Drill and Instruction.
Volunteer Companies " i'll prepare FIR inspec.
ton.
Colouels Of Regiments are charged with the
extension Of this Order.
BY order Of Brigadier General.
w. C. MORAGNE
July 81. 1858 IA St
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HEADQUARTERS.

-, Sixth REGIMENT, S. C. N.
ORDER NO-
10y order from Gen. w. C. Moragne, the Up
II per>and Lower Battalions, composing the
9th Regiment of In fantry South Carolina Mill.
tia. viii parade for Drill and Review, at
Roberts Old Field. near Lomax's, on Thursday
the 26th of August. at 10 o'clock A. M.
Commissioned and non Commissioned Officers
will attend the day previous, for drill and in
struction.
Lieut. Col Foshee and Major Miller are
charged with the extension Of this order
Captain of companies will order out their
pioneers
The Jocassee Brass Band will attend on dav
of Review.
BY order of COL. W. CLINKSCALES.
j. r. ELLIS Adj't.
Aug. 4, $50 IA St
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TAX u N0TIGN.

A 8 ! am about to make change 10 my bus
"a iness. my Customers will please bear in
mind that all JOBS done at my. Shop Grppn this
.date, sRre CASH. u shall be pleased tc do
iPny Job Of work in, my line in the best Of stye
and, workmanship. tas low as possble) for Cash.
out in no other way. Therefore let it be un-
no go.
"A LIS o.
Wishing to close up my old matters as soon As
possible, / beg of them indebted to me- to
please coll aud settle as soon as possible, by
Cash or Note, by 80 doing they will save me
much trouble.
E. ]. TAYLOR.
Abbcville c. H., July 20, 1868 I2-4t