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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-03-16

STILL LIvING. The lady who started the
hrst Sabbath School in Boston, which event
took place IN 1872. is now living in Medford
NJ ass. at the age of seventy In her dav
Ste ;, mas heard the truths of the Gospel from
nayson, !, Griffin. and their coteiuporaries
her hrst- Efforts were among the poor and
Vle'oHS' and were not heraided by the pulpit
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-03-16

'Pnhs is now here for certain T,st
S. a-a was perfect ',love Of a dav., and
DsoDS.t out the Ladies arrayed in their hos+ -,
,'e' The Robins and Buebirds were al.o =.
I'll -Is sang love on every spray, fio.n morn
,:r,. ,s oTe,D Mordecai says stroll by moon
''.,Ss p'casant evenings with fair lady by
-, su4l s:ie' Is both romantic and esiifying OF
60" ~ : Is waking is certainly healthy ex.
And - anu Is sovereign lemcdy for dyspepsia
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-03-16
very Extraordinary.
Its ITS very hard them kind of tel1ers,
Won't let body be.o

won I lei oUdy be-"
Two weeks ago we bid our neighbor Of the
1aon''taineer '.iial and Farewell" However,
as seems determined not to part with us at
present. lie don't like our comments with re-
gard to the appointment of Thomas Collins h1,
the Democratic District Conference rs 6 S,nator;a1
delegate 10 the State Convent;on To : A..
quite inolgnart-at us for presunipg to cormer,
~ ''le course pursued by his reaera51e friends
Messrs. Potts and Campbell. Oar pe;obhor :
shfe"d fellow, and Knows how to make f,ia, :.
% palNns certain distinguished men on rho
head. Our friend the Major will Of course 1o
ooiy grateful for the small favor rece;vad o,,d
We almost fancy we hear linn excla;r,in,, at
'na' man Noon he only has patience enopcb
- "a'' some nine or ten years until oyey haired
democrats tave had chance. the peon,a will
aouotess reward him for lis seryfces-bp, 10
must not De too fast.' Our neil,bbor i oorto;
y nrst-clas hand at soft squdeyTuo nj NJ,
doubtless some day or other make II nov, n.
ha'ofaliy ve-F smart. and We have been 4o1d
'hs' when boy he occupied a conspicuous place
Aiione Inc juveniles who amused themselves b,.
ol"aeaEor'hS 70 catch birds by shakipo soI+ -,
,n'' 'ai.s. Mr. Collins will certainly no, f.,..
n''a' lie should be appointed o r,er,hs- of -
eentraI Committee without fail.
ne entertain great deal ofres,cct far +b,,,:
'o' '' the holiidaysburg Slanacrd. He ,,,bl.,,.1,
very Spicy paper, and We always peruse !, v,;.I,
pieasufe. Ne thank MIN for the piece # c,-.+,,
,'''s 1uVlce with which he favored lis last -,
Out ne will pardon rs for sa, ing tlot ,,,o oa,s
g." ayS 'aSe MS advice or follow his exs,, Mo j.
a. 'hihgs' We know he is deeply skill r. t3a
Az ana mystery Of Carrying water IN h,4I,
and enGeavors not TO offend 90,
"' OF faction. During the Lecounntop o,,'
..oF.fsy lis course WAS trnid if not. varilro.i,-
" c nave no complaint to make about tlis &c
any no'had, and still! has, the undou.te5 ,ior,t
Dis own course. But he has no r;obt {
: IS .oT pursuing a differeut course W {
aesal'y speak out what we think. and r,.n
= uAdetIaAc 70 st.staG a yuaq We do = ,.;.l,,I
- z2a- and at;1tY we can command. 4 ..r,,;lI.
Na water" course may DO in air, but i vo,,,, =
lS"sF IN little Cambria The editor e tho l,
,'A"'1-'8 Knows that large majority Of the !
oi ;Lis district are in favor Of Sis.
>'Iing the administration Of jaime. Rn.ho,a,, :
=" ne $3.50 knows that Mr.. Fms is L.; n
~ uneofIl promising enemy Of the pre.i1.|. il
.-e "PPeals 10 be Indignant beca,,ce NO "
Ie" good natured comments ~, .l.a.,,l. Il
IT, NC sincerely nope Mr.. Collins ,,i,I se;.,
- .sp,sSen. f'.e well known wishes Of the ,
s.noeiacy Of the district. bu. i, is lia,I, al
ttUoa'-e that he will do 50. The co,Ts,1rac, y y
''- '-aFe Selected delegate rho Voc l-,o,,. -
oe i trend Of the President u
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-03-16
law ofshancc.

In the Interesting report, of the State Engi-
neef and Surveyor, there IS series Of mathe
maicaf deductions from the statistics, which
are 4uite Instructive
Among The curious deductions Is the fol
lowing:
Dividing 372. 159 179, the mileage Of
passengers. by 20, number Of passengers
killed, We ibd .hat oulr one passenger was
killed for IS CO. 900 miles of travel. To
travel this distauce. it would require more
fhan 100 years moving incessau,Iy ut the
rate of 20 miles per hour
Divide 3l3 159. l79. by 1S2, total num-
Der OF passengers killed or injured, We find
:, 303, 453 miles for each passenger, either
killed or injured.
The totaf number OF passengers carried du-
ting the yeary excluding the city roads. is
II, 2sV, e'5, which divid by 20, gives
:, ooo' oo4 That is. one passenger has been
KILLED for every 562, 504 which have been
carried
E, .fto'n this we see how small the risk Of
HE arr>iii; from railroad travel s
Truly. as the post of honor is privats
station, SO the post OF safety is railroad
train Ge; o. til Platform, If y,u want 1, lie
out of danger! You must travel eighteen
tnIi.lo"s OF miles 10 order to be killed. and
this Will take you 106 years, goiug at 20
miles an hour. and never stopping for sleep
ou must take your lench with yoa, and
take your repose III the sleeping cars other I
wise you will Hve just l06 years less.
vi ethuSaia, probably, was a railroad con-
1uctor and never got off the cars, which ac !
counts for bis old age ..,
ana the old women in the country. who
2Aee were frightened at the idea Of railroad
s&Fei, VIII soon be mounting the cars to
escape the vicissitudes apd catagtropLes
Fhich attend the lives of those who stay at
nome. As the sailor at sca sail when in
he storm--
Oh, Lord on such night as this
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-03-16

Singular Cotncidenee--The Gsttysburg
{ Pa J Compiler records the death ibf two
twin daughters of Apraham Guise.F of that
county IN the 44th year of their age, and
They were born and reared 'together-
never seperated for a single night durino
tnetr lives the same disease measles.
died within few hours of each other. aud
were buried side by side 10 the same grave.
lhey nave travelled life'S path hand in
hand,. anu IN death they were not parted
toIncldences so striking are very rar,
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-03-16

u Mr. Holt the newly appointed Post Mas
Ter Uenerai'is said to be man of considerable
ability and wellqualifed for the Office. lie is =
hentuckan, and at the time of his appointment
WAS Commissioner Of Patents. The report that
Gen. C'ss- Secretary OF State, is f.iiug in health
is incorrect.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-03-16

- Mrs Sickles has returned to New
ok, and will reside IL house at Bloon,ino .
dale, the use Of which is granted her by Mr
s'ekies, as long as she renlains under her
fathers protection Her little daughter will
1or the present. remain with her
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-03-16
Abohtiiop Of tie GRIND yury =,

ri >, = = p V.IF7''t oUIy "a -UtcHlq0N
The Detroit Free Press saws the act n-ovi-
ding tor the trial of criminals by information
goes into effect sixty days after the 12rh of
~ February, at which time il bceame a law
ihls law virtually abolishes the Grand jury
which has for so long exercised its. iiuquistori
al functions, reserving for the Circuit J,,lre
power to call it into session whenever special
eases needs is aid. An cases are to he cx.
ahmed ., N bff,re justice of the peace. aud b,
the" committed directly to the higher courts
instead of for indictments as has prey;ouslv
been . I'-1
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-03-16
scott legion oC Cenfy.I po-,,

,A,sFeeaHiy t. adjournment the surviving
soldiers of The Mexican war. resident in Biair
ani the adjoining counties. met at the Inran ~
.!"gse, HoliiIayshurg. On Saturday, March
l2th. d ii Hofu<. 81 Pa. Volunteers, in
he -. char In the absence of the Secretary
a. :" Murry, l1th In}'y, was appointed
Secretary. TIE committee appointed at the
,oFmer meeting to prepare constituti"an and
oye laws Tor the gogernment o. the legion,
submitted. ~ Though John Nekesge of the
'oihgcurs, "A constitution and laws, which
were " ad and 0: motion, laid o,, the tabI,,
uu; the next m etin.
On motion, it was resolved that when we
a5jau n shall he to meet on Satur lay. \ pril
= T. IN the Armory Of the Holll4aysbnre Fen
cioles, at o'c!ock p. m and that al survi-
wing soldiers of the Mexican war, whether
volunteers, regula,sgor marines, who served
IN SAID war aud received an honorable dis
charge, are hereby cordially Invited to atteod
an Participate in the permaue Ut organization
Of the Legion.
On motion, adjourned ,f,a
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-03-16

Ef, Afaerma" Iieiqys The San Francis
co torgcr, is Lying iu Chilli. and worth twn
millions dollars. l1e lad taken contra ct
iGr building a-rallroad from Santiago to Tat
ca. two hundred aud twenty miles in the in.
terror F'st as3 5ltf ~
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-03-16

That's a fine stran." sail one cen
te'Eao to another, al!uaing to the tones Of an
opera singer eyes, said couptrvn,sn
who sat near, bat if he strains much more
he'i bust IfTced lsdEn7f - - --i''s'
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-03-16

- A man by the name of Twitchel,
died at Br"omiield, Ohio few DAYS since.
who weighed $50 pounGs: He wore. when
nv'ns, vest SIX feet ten inches in cirenn-
'erenlee he's and there was cloth enough 10 bis
men ~ H'1S
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-03-16

Fsar The list stage of the regular daily
line to be iun= ffom Leavenworth Kansas
to the gold region. will start April first
They expect to go through in ten days. and
the fare is Sl00.s
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-03-16

~ We VIII have s,nething to say next week
III continuation Of our observat:, as last week.
concerning the dissen>ions in the ranks Of the
Democratic party in this county.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-03-16
Explosion Of a pud.i;.ng f,,,ruaee.

Tffttre f.fttre -Hea IHjared.-TLe most terrific sz-
pioSlon that ever occurred ia this locally
toek place at the Cambria Iron Works abaai
O'Clock on Friday Morning last. Il appssr
shat the last heat had been draw from Pui-
ii'ag Furnace No. I. AID the parson Rho''
duty 1t was 10 open the. dampcr previous .
the chilling of the furnace, either neglected
or forgot to attend to the matter az the pro-
per tune, and the consequences was that tbs
generated heat, finding no vent by which .
Escape, caused an explosion resulting 10 The
aiqioSe entire demolition OF the furnace, saa.-
fering the bricks and heated metal IL al d.
reetlens; burning, maimipg and otbeFEis
li'Jnring five OF the employees 10 the Mil
one OF them supposed at the time, fatally Int
sinee sptheientiy recovered TO .iniGee tas
oeliet that be viii soon be able TO rasun'
work-and creating the grcatass consieT'i'
tion throughout the eutirs works. The s,eHs
= i..S, .fSesrss.sotei as having been Of the most
terfl.hcIeharacter and We trust It viii seTF'
as warning TO all hereafter disposed TO oys:-
i9ok SO important a matter as the one whloa
produced this explosion, The loss OF ths
company We did not ascertain -Eche
.s..-..
Col. G. ". Gaolsoa OR Mississippi hs'
been appointed Governor of y ssbipgtoa ter
nfory, yice n 'Iuilau, resigned.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-03-16

e5- We are panied to learn that the cIotbinq
OF Mss Mary Powell. wife Of David Powell. S.
81 Cambria township. accideutly caught fire last
Inesday evening, and before assistance could be
rendered her she was severely burned that
she dled On Saturday. She was we under.
stand upwards of go years Of are.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-03-16

&s An exchange tells of aa editor who
~eht soldering and was chosen Captain. One
Gay at parade, instead Of giving the .,Front
'aee' three PAGES forward, be exclaimed
''oasilatwo dollars a year in advance"
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-03-16

" fine County is dead The bill was killed
IN the HN0se last week. We hope this will be
the end Of the Pine County movement. TIE
-'lzens OF Cambria are almost unanimously on.
posed to any division of tie county.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-03-16

Essa- The attendance at Court this week !,
small, and moisey scarce no demand for whisky
and 1ger below par. ''''> )
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-03-16

Y The PittSburg Catholic appeared tie first
oi 'hiS month in new dress. It now presents
quite handsome APPEARANCE.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-03-16
6. ". Pettengili s. Co.

:, Advertising Agents, l19 Nassau Street. New
tork, ana 10 State street, Boston, are the an
thori2ed Agents for the ssDEMocRAr & SENTT-
MEL" and the most influential and largest circu
istlng Newspapers in the United States and
Canadas. They are empowered to contract for
Us at our LOWEST TERMS
jones Webster,
General Newspaper Agent, S. W. Corner Third
and Arch Streets, I'd story, Philadelphia. is duly
Huth9rizsa to contract for advertising and sub
scription for the DEMOCRAT & SrNrISgI.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-03-16
Discovery OF Mysterious vauIfs su
0ito,

Jackson. Obio. Feb q. 1889
+ village Is fIf, Of won'ler and excitement :
Martin VI 4rker. j. ". Hughes, and Wash.
. 'ngtol i1eng IN digging grave in the Gem
/ e'ry near THIS village, about ten O'clock ti !.
morning came tJ large hat stone ab,p.
!our ieet below the surface; which stunned
S.itdF it'fther progress until they procured a.
sstance aad removed the stone from IT'S res.
I ting place Of ages, when il was found 70 have
closed the entrance TO subterraneon yanl-
A 1t efforts thus far (three r. N ) io e,ta- :;
with light have proved uusuccessfni an
account OF the foul air with which il is fill
by means at a rake, human bones of 81 ,ap-
tie SIZE have beea raised, AMI small chain
~ m st!'cr' with coins attached 20 each end
Inc CONS though much Gcfaced by time
nave the appearance Of those ia use ar,oDy
lie kn'naHs In the days OF Cicero 4 fri,.,,,S
enough there were evident traces of biaro'
giyphic devices that canno; be G.e;nberaI
Ire men at the cemetarv have. bv means
OF burning straw, made light In the van,
and though. none have bad the couvaea T.,
enter iurther than tae entrance. 1t has r.ap
discovered that there Is, inme ediateiy IN n,
"es1 "t the opening, a chamber OF aoou, Ter,
'set square. with stePs quite diiapie1ted
GOWN It's eastern side. iree otberciu.nbs4s
hcb out OF IiIIs side; one 10 the north one
10 the west. aud the other to tbs south.
We are all curious. of course. to knnv !
when ana by whom these vaults were mad. /
aud filled. Rev. Alr. Hunter. and Sir Az, |
strong. and Dr. kpoulF have ,xarnined tb,,,,
as wes as they couIi withou: gning down in
to them. also DC bones raked out. and ~.
chain aud coins, aud all give it as tbeir or;,..
ION tna' these vaults were made by snu,e neo-
pie "ho bullt the mouuds in the southern
part Qt the State,
1he"e questions present themselves 20 eve.
= one Who made these vaults and filled
.oom! Has.our country once tue home of
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-03-16

0Aany thanks to Observer for furni hing
Us with his name. We will send him a Pirate
letter Of explanation in cew DAYS.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-03-16
The Excess os Legislation.

LII must be apparent to the most easn,I oh
server mat one Of the evils of the present
times Is the mania which seems - bsset on
legislators to be constantly changing the laws
regulating the business interes1prSe of ,ho
people with each other Supplements ana
furaer supplements follow each otber in sncb
quick succession. that no man can tall fro,,
one day to the other what to denerG ,'ro,s
Even the best informed lawyers are freoFnt.
y at iaoit as to matters of every day CON
fy!n.Peent' and before they can venture an
aoh'nion', I they must not only trace the las,
i::piSeSt, :: but 90 over chapter by cba,ta.
ana a.moSt word for word, OF the ilnu.iIisFSaj
Jaw ot last year, and hunt up every ac, Of H..
present Legislature. NS' - ,1 ''i'
- iiaaeXes are OF 10 earthly use. fer The raoI
gust OF the ACT isclouded oyer.bv the ,a,arri
tenor OF the act 'fto which this is a su,,nle-
h,eht- M. And as all these supplements .f,k.,
:Vfef tg2'fe1s,e'tetg they are ripe for action as
sa9i' S.,, as tRey are signed by the Governor and
nied Ia the Secretary Of States Ofcs and ~.
ei'izen g. who goes tQ bed with the idea, fiat
'ne law protects hin ia caftaia rights. ard
gtaniiYYl hl'n certalp remedies Tor wrongs. r,av
! use IA the morning 20 the knowledge fist h.
W. WY S,ne neeh epj2yInsia plsafaat- rean,
g nope 'hat the good sense and prudenc,
Gt some OF the members Of the pFesett .eaf.
tature ~ Il wall sery9 70 check these .dannl-.sroms
eAseesSSess of Legislation Tue l4n,srfcSn
fI3r..a-. 80 Y - t-'aH
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-03-16

! VI ny Is an overloaded gun like an Office
noiderf. Because itkicks u lightly when dis.
charged - ol saH ssiiii'a5' 10Y 1iS-
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-03-16

n :, = - = ENENR-
+ S.rFoEr aud a balf P. Nv. L9pp
s.1eF inc straw had Burnt in the FIST 1auIt
Ter some time, Fentured down TO IA. gze an y
a, a,Ii;pation' but tie atmosphere vas so irppure
'na' he could remaio there bgt "a few fnint,,,.s
,'''Gteh tong enough to discover thar the
"ai's ef 'he waits were substantially bui.t of
S4iooth' wei shaped stones, and that there
were iaf2e numbers ef.booes il than. Per
so'S VIII asfiFo from Sidney and (freenvi.le
10 o'osfe". .ald every sxeEtiop vii! be. msip
i3r 10! a thorough ezaininasion of tits ..bo.,se a
the dead as soon IS possible. G. ID
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-03-16

Co. The Barn of III. Peter While in Carroll
township. was destroyed BY fle on last Friday
evening. Tne fire originated we undaiSStt and n
smoke house adjoining the Barn. Mr. While
mas sustained heavy loss. The Barn was a
large building. and was flleI with garin nav Sc.
4oo bushels Of Oats and leo bushels of Rye, and
Ihreshing Machine were consumed. No Insn.
rance. About 100 collars worth of-mea, was
consumed in the smoke house. TotoIIoss a. noo
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-03-16

LECTURE

we nave been requested 10 announce, that the
Rev. T. Mullen, Pastor of st. Peters Church,
Aiieshany City, viii deliver lecture in the
Catholic Church in this place next Sunday even
ing' Snhject.-The Papacy. Mr. Mullen is one
oil the al lest lecturers in tie state, and all who
desire rich intellectual treat should attend.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-03-16

u The Democratic State Convention meets
TO day 1t Is impossible to pre- let what the re-
suit Of its deliberations will be. We sincerely
hope that ticket viii be nominated, which will
give universal satisfaction and that nothing will
be sal'i or done calculated to mar the harmony OF
the party. There is no good cause at present.
for dissensions in the Democratic ranks. The
passage of the English Compromise Bill. ended
the Lecompton controversy. Yet strange to say,
members Of the Democratic party are daily spo
RSh 0l as Lecompton or Anti Lecompton Demo
Gratis But perhaps this is natural; for as Hood
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-03-16

-, the strangers that court has
pa .'' 20 Town, We notice our fricud Gen. II y
I, STR OF Greenshurg. Prhars we nna;t
J,uliler In calling the General STRANGER Tha
'ey OF C'n5Iii all knows him and
,c.iaaa. nm =, as one Of themselves. Although a
vor;,o '. w "estmoFeiand county, he is the ia.
hone so,+. ~ sne Mountain Democracy. and they
for him sr -. 70 nave an OPPORTUNITY Of voting
a.o' nun ior PRESIDENT. We have b.o.l
Ken of as he Democratic Candida 80 rn si''
~ $500. better selection could no, he maaa e5,,''
we return our thanks to our esteee,r 81
'sAu' 49, mr. James Luther. for furnishing n. with
'ae particulars of the destruction of Mr. w;,ra,,
0'ih oy hre Will our friends in the co,n,rn
Initiate his example, and send Ms an a,.co,1'.
any circumstances that may occur in the nafo,t
oOrnoQa 70 which they reside worthy cf notice
fsvoss :ef this kind rii be gratefully ,ep,erhe.
Si y us>
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-03-16
Long. long after the storm is past
Rolls the turbid, turbulent b low,

We hope that ticket will be nominated and
platform adopted, that viii unite the party 1t
VIII not do to be defeated n.xt fall. The result
IN this State on the second Tuesday of next 0c-
toGcc:s may decide the Presidential eontest in $50
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-03-16

- pangefous 10 Counterfeit 9 4 hre on the
..asron pank, Easton, pa--Has made It's an
ne that ts, isp !; g sassaris resembles the sna
~ t,1,,.F go 1es99fasidered safest te refuse all
NV ftiS's'os tSY notea Of tie Esstou Bank. 6
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-03-16

Col. G. ". Gaolsoa or Mississippi, hs'
been appointed Governor of y sshirgton ter
nrory, yies Iuilou, resigned.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-06-02
MACHINF%

NlE | 'nd"rsignrd having tue exclusive Arcncv
Of Ahhcvilc aud Edgcicld districts, for
Grover and Bakers lnrivallcd Family and Plan
Ia,i"n Sewing Machines is prepared to fill orders
with Ir"mptnrss and dispatch. REMEMBEI.
THAT LATE AND IMPORTANT IM.
FEbNEMfN'r in these Machines is. that they
are NOISEI.ESS. Mr.. T.. T.. Bond will sell
Machines aud act asmy agent in Abbevllc-
General Depot. and :;nlrs Room, first door
above WIN. Hills Hardware Store.
Hamburg, >. g., March =, lH59
NJ. y. RANSOM
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-06-02
State of South Carolina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRACT,

ABBEVILLE DLSIRIC'T,
Ofsrc Court cf Common Pleas and GenY Sessions.
n. X. Butler J
VS. Attachment.
WIN. u. Lloyd, McGowan, PnT's Attorney.
WHEREAS tho Plaintiff did, on tho ninc.
W techth day Of NovenLer, eighteen hun
dred and ffty-eght, file his declaration against
the Defendant. who. Gts said.) is absent from,
and without tho limits OF this State. and has nei.
ther wife nor attorney known within the same,
upon whom Il copy Of said dccIar ration might be
served: 1t is therefore ordered, that tho said Dc.
fendnnt do appear and plead To the said ieclar.
alton, on or before the twentieth day Of Novcm-
ber, eighteen hundred and fiftv.nine, otherwise
final and absolute Judgment will then be- given
and awarded against lum. .t-p
MATTHEW MCDONALD, C. CIR.
Clerks Office. Nov. 90, 1858. 32-Iem
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