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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-31

uThs Dayton Weekly Gazette made Its ap
Psarsnes las. Saturday morning, ItisOfmAm.
moth dimensions, is filed with variety Of
reading matter, news Of the day, &e.. aud is a
marvel Of nsatnsss in typographical appear.
snce.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-31

G1- The editor of the Journal styles us "grOv
elling villains" The fellow must have fallen
into sewer last night he could not well have
nosed such talk anywhere else. He is disgust
ingly foul this morning, just as might be ex-
peeted
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-31

" All. Burnett will give one of his enter.
tainments at Huston Hall to morrow night
His announcement will be seen in another col
umn.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-31

EABLr RruNo.--E Early rising has always been
commended BY the good and wise Of every age.
'Early to bed, carly to rise,
Makes man healthy, wealthy and wiso,"
"The early bird catches the worm" "To rise with
the lark, are trite old sayings, just as true and
applicable to the present generation TO those Of
preceding ages yet how few In our citOs appear 10
givea thought to the subject. Washington, Jsfer-
son, Franklin, Clay, Webster, Jackson, HARRISON
and all the men Of mark in our glorious Republic
were early risers. When Henry Clay sojourned
In Lebanon, on account Of the sickness Of his
daughter, thlrty-four years ago, he could be seen
All the dawn Of day taking his morning walk. The
market house was favorite resort Of his, and
many old citizens reooloot with pleasure their In
toryiews with the Great Commoner at early dawn.
Gen. Harrison, in 1910, remained in Sidney over
the Sabbath, and he, too, was up with the lark
taking stroll over the hills that surround that
beautiful village all alone. The villagers were all
wrapped in sleep, many Of whom would have been
delighted to have accompanied him in his rambles
Few indeed know, or seem to appreciate, the de-
lights and advantages of early rising. Of this
we were foroibly reminded the other morning. We
arose early and took passage on the O'Clock train
to Cincinnati on board Of which we're the few
early risers who visit the city. The few, and
there were but few, wO recognized among our most
useful, most successful business men, By taking |
the early train they could arrive in time to do a
good days work and return the same evening
This saving Of time and money our industrious
and successful business meu understand. All
along the route to the oity the early risers took
the early train, and we do not believe there was
man on IL that will ever fail in business If the
merchants Of Cincinnati want to know who are
worthy Of credit let them take the early train and
hey will find them there. Men of good, indus
riOus habits, who intend TO pay their debts, take
the early, fast train. Saunders very quietly puts
he early train through, only little faster tlsn
my other Conductor.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-31

R4-Our advertising patrons will perceive
that, by our arrangement Of reading matter,
their advertisements will be always neaO--a
very important matterto them.
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Notioo.

THE creditors Of The late firm Of Bfenner
- slentz, Of Dayton, Ohio, are hereby notified
that the Undersigned receiver in the case OF IA
oob slentz, against Jacob G., Brenner and others
nov pending In the superior Court Of Montgomery
Oodnty' Ohio, was ordered by said court to aHcet-
tain the amount Of indebtedncss OF said firm, and
report the same 70 eeid court Said creditors are
therefore notified 70 preaent 70 me their oaia re-
speotivsy, forthwith, for allowance, ami 10 ba an
aitea; DAVID A. WAnkHAhI..
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Loar!--A fine gold chain between
Hess street, Oregon, and the corner Of Fifth and
Jefferson streets. 1t is the property Of lady
The finder will please leave II at this ONCE.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-31
L0CALAND OTHER ITEMS,
READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE
WeekIy Advertisements.

Those who desire to have advertisements
inserted in tho Weekly Empire should hand
hem in by Saturday morning, at the latest
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-31

u- The Journal says Il has nothing further
to do with the negro Copeland, The negro
win not object. We presume; be would have
little to gala By the association.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-31

FOuED--A small gold lOcket, in which is the
miniature portrait of good looking gentleman. -
The owner can have the same on application at
this oalce.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-31

3Freah Oysters and freah nsh are to be bad
every day at No. 900. Third st. They have the
best Of everything the marks. AfoSds.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-31

1--WE areunder renewed ubiieations TO Jno.
L. Keifer, Esq of the San Francisco Post Office
for files of late California papers.
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DIED.

Last night, at O'Clock P. NJ, ERESEzEn,srEB
BINS, one among the Oldest inhabitants of Dayton
Funeral Tomorrow afternoon, from his late resi.
dence on Roe street, at O'Clock P. M.
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The Protective Policy in literature

We have received from the author, VIM. T.
ooggeshall, discourse on the Social and Moral
Advantages of the Cultivation Of Local Litera-
tere." Mr.. O. Is one Of the ablest representatives
as he is ono of the most efficient and sensible ad-
vOeates Of Western Literature. This production
is worthy of himself and Of the eause he pleads.
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Land for Sale.

10 ACRES of choice Land for sale, within
At Ss6 per acre About 10 acres OF the land 4 al
timber. Terms easy. WB, b. KING,
J. w. KING,
oet20s2md Miami City.
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I. o. o. q.

OFFICERS and members Of Dayton Lodge,
No. a7s--you are hereby notified to meet At your
Lodge Room, on next TUESDAY evening, innteado Of
saturday evening.
by order Of the Lodge.
A. +. UNDERWOOD,
ootN-td Per. seu'y.
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Funeral Notice.

VA The members Of Dayton Lodge, +. A.
\Na/ NJ, are hsreby notified TO meet at Ma
(t1 sonic Hall, At l o'clock, p. NJ, Tuesday,
&hAfA Oct !, TO attend the funeral Of Brother
h. stebbins.
All MAsous 10 good standing are respectfully
invited to attend. s. M. SULLIVAN, Sec.
Journal copy.
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u-see 4th page for Telegraph Reports.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-31

say 0FFIoE IN CLRos's BUILDING, -VDN
with T. y. Thresher) IN the rooms formerly oscu-
pied by VAllAndigham Mcmahon. oot2S-smd
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-31

TO Eniargs ths Western Marksf Ssass AZ,
CEC. /. Do IL ordained BY the Citv Coun-
~ oil Of he city Of Dayton, that the xVestern
Marnrt space, ~ now defined and established ne
And the same 4 hereby 80 enlarged and eNtendedas
20 embrace All Of Third and Fourth Streets from fhe
west line Of Main street 20 the east line OF Jefr-
son street, 70 said city.
SEC. 2. fhat this ordinance take effect and be An
force from and after its passage
VIM BOhlhERGBR, Pres't Council
A. A. BurTERFinLD, City Clerk oct2e
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ShCriff,S Sale.


virtue of sun.lry Writs Of Fiera Facine
- I" the directed. ] will sell nt Abhevil H..
Curt ll"us'. on the first Monday in MAY
ing property. t" wit:
] Bay Horse. levied on as the property of
JOS W. Davis. ads. I. B. Logan. and Others.
The nncxcreh lease of gold min. known n.
the New York Gold Mine, levied on as the
property of w. B Lloyd, ads. Albert Gil.
bert. and Others,
16O Acres Of Land. more or leas, bounded },v
Iands"f Marshall Hodges. Samuel Agnew, and
oth-ra levied on AZ the property of Silas Jones.
ads. 6. w. Richey. and others
245 Acres Of Land. more or less. bounded bv
lands Of james Vandiver, " A. J. Ware. an,
Others. levied ON as the property of James Xii.
hngsworth. ads. John w. Singleton
90 Acres nf Land. more or less, levied on a.
the property of John a. Wilson, ads. Sarah A.
Wilson.
Negro Man. Tom. levied on AS the proner
ty OF Stephen w. Willie, ads. j. s. & j. II
Britt,tand Others.
=, Az the New York Gold Mine, on wetlnesday
the An May next: Steam Engine. Boiler and
Fm'nres; Circle Mills: Stamp Mills: l Loi
6'ack Smiih.s Ionis; Lot OLD Castings: I
carr; Set Gold Scales and Weights; 1 Hand
fump Lift and Force Pump: 4 Matrass., :.
! Lot Bed Clothing: Lot Kitchen Earn iture !:
Q Bedsteads. with other articles Iev;ei m -,
the property Of W. b. Lloyd, ads. Albert oil.
bert. and Others.
TERAS-CASH.
JOSEPH 7. MOORE r.r .,
ea"si6s O@esb April Cd, 1855.
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Three Cl"wns-Flrnk R"hin>nn, Alex. Par
Fer ami Jack Berry. Prof. Erkhnrt'. full
'rn>s Band "cc",n,mnv this troupe !; tl,. nH-c
VIII. consequently. hc of the tir$i or.l.r The
h"r-rs are highly trained aud in in. order
ami u" company travelling posses tn. sam. fu-
''"'t> T." give fuI! and interesting exhibition
n- his.
Each Entertainment will commence with n
grnnd Entrer. hv the ladies' anI gentlemen .f
the Company; I" he followed hy Grand Priu-
c'p"i Acts, Meinmn pht>c and scenic Acts: 2
+ nnd + Horse Acts: SrencS from tn. M.nape
lInrdi+ Acts, La Prrrhr and Trapp-z; Glnlc
liancn Ar's; Frn,- Of Magic Pinlr and Bowl
Spinning: Dagger throwing: Scrn-s: Sunrs
Dances. .|r~'s hy the Clowns: Grand lra,.inr
"''d s"n'rrs"nl's 10y the whole Trcupe; led by
the champion. II. Burklry
Mn'n'nt l-eunar'l, the mast accomplished
and graceful EInvst'iennc in the world, will
upon her trained II"r<e Srulro APPEAR in n
beautiful Man-.. Act
Al"i 70 llubh-l the strongest and hand
soonest man "f the ngr. vii! Hppcnr in n great
variety ot his Fcat< nfSirrnyth and DrXtcri,y
all,s fanni" JmmiS"n. the Youthful and ne
r"mp!I>h-'l lady Equcstrirnnr the mos, .,a.l,-
ing and spirit. 81 t-nar RIDER VITO has ever All
l'rare1 III this country. whose stnri ling Arts of
"4"eS'rlnh'sn' have rnin"d for her III. undis-
l'"tei title oi fniry Queen of the Arena.
Ah!n,ss'"" tR.served Seats only,) 50 cents.
Children and servants, 25 cents
VISIT TO TIE CLOUDSl
MDLLE DURAND will walk single wire
from the ground 10 The top of Pavilion centre
roie' a distance "i 3n feet. outside the Pavil-
iion innie'iintel Y hef"re Zach performance.
Doors open ut 2 and "'ri"ck. T.. NJ
For full pnrtirn!a !ars see ,,scrirtive hills
III. B. NETTLETON. Agt.
April Is. 1859, 5O-lt
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OFFNE G. & C.. R. R. co,
COLUMBIA, April

COLUMBIA, April :, 1859.
I>liE Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders Of
Il this e.lnpany will he held in their Hall.
II, Columbia. Thursday. 2sth instant, at ii
o'clock a. III.
A | Stockholders will be passed free Of
charge IN going to and rcturnin ing from the
incciing
Any Stakeholder owning five shares of stock
Tor SIX months imn"di"trly preceding tn. meet.
ing will br rrrrnlttrd T." pass. with his wife and
children Residing With him, fire." Of chnrge
me priv 'l"ges TO Stockholders and t.: cir
families of I.nssng over the road fre. of ch,rvs
VIII he extended from Tuesday hefnr. the
meeting mil Monday after. and during the
t'fnr the i'ass"ng"r trains viii! s,op only a, es.
tahl'sI,ed staions to tnk- on or put otf passeu
gers.
Z, St"ckho!"rrS will he required to show their
ScriJ.s T." The Conductor
BY 'rl the Bonrd
L. V. CARRIHGTON Sacret,rv
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Headquarters.
EIGnr ENTu REGIMENT, S. C. II.

EIGHT ENTu REGIMENT. S. C. M.
ORDERS. NO. -
1NIiE Lower and Upper Battalion. compri-
Il sing the Eighth Regiment =. G. n. will
assemble at their regular Muster Grounds for
revitw. armed and equipped as the law directs.
The Upper Battalion AT McCaws Old Field
on Saturday the 30th April.
Lover Battalion at Bradley's on Satur-
dsyh7th May.
The commissioned and non-commis.ioned
instruction. Captains commanding companrs
will order out the Pioneers of their respective
Beats.
Patton's Beat Company will parade under
command of Capt. Owens. Officers Of the
Line and Staff are ordered out
Maj. Cunningham and Capt. Jay are charged
with the execution of this order throughout
their respective commands.
BY order Of Col ROGERS.
SAMUEL HUNTER, AdIt.
April 10, 1859. 5U-3t
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State Of South Caolina.

ABDEvILLE DISTRICT.
NN THIS the sixth day Of April 1859, he
y fore me the Undersigned, Justice Of the
Peace for the District and State aforesaid, per
s"na'y appeared W. a. Lee who being duly
sworn d"r"ses that he is one Of the Publishers
"f the " Independent Press" a n-wspon.r
printed in snid Di.trrc:, and that a notice. of
which the annexed is copy. has been publish.
Ell ~ s"'d newrI'arer for the period of aix
we ksrnnce in each week since the eleventh
day of February, 1859.
Sworn to and sul,scrihed)
fhis the sixth day April,
A. D., 1851, before
JHO. e. BASKINS, U.S))
Magst A. d.
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HeadQuarters
SIXTH REGIMENT $. c. MILITIA

SIXTH REGIMENT $. c. MILITIA.
ORDERS. NO.
TIVE Upper and Lower Battalion. com
i posing the 9th Regiment in au,ry, South
Carolina NJ ilitia. will assemble f.r Drill aud
Review at their respective Parade Grounds.
viz:
Tho Upper Battalion at brakes Old Field.
on Saturday. the 7th May next.
The Lower Battalion at Chalk Level on Sat
urday 18th May next.
The commissioned and non commits ioned of.
fiosrs will attend at each place the day previous
for drill and instruction.
Captains commanding Beat Companies will
order out the Pioneers in their respective
commands
Lieut. Col. J. ". Foosche and Maj. Miller are
charged with the extension Of this order.
throughout their respective commands
each place.
BY order Of Col. WIN. CLINKscALEs.
April IS. 1859. ho-5t.
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SOUTH CARLINA,
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT
In Equity

A. X. Butler, ct. al.
vs. Bill tn act aside Judgment
Wm B. Lloyd, ct. al. Injunction &cs e"e"'
r,.Ppearing to my satisfaction that VIM B.
1 Lloyd. Albert Gilbert and Thomas S. Hay-
don drfendants in the above stated cass reside
beyond the limits Of this State. On motion Of
..Mscliowan, Comp. SOL. Ordered that "a id de-
PENDANTS 90 appear and plead. answer OF de-
mnr 70 said Bill Of Complaint within thu ca
months from the publication hersof or the Same
viii De taken pro eonfssso against them.
WIN. Fl. PARKER, @. LEAD.
C6mmisionsfs O6aeS1
;HanGh &Skh, ia Ia -
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W. r. return our thanks to our friends pen-
orally for their liberal patronage, and
Respectfully solicit cont inuauce We have
ec"lvrd nh II usually lnrvc supply Of Spring
anil Summer GOODS, comprising IN end less
variety of new and handsome DRESS GOODS
which We will take grrnt plra- ur- in exhibiting
I" our friends aud customers. All we SIX j.
for them t" give nS cal. and we will show
them something in the way If
Rich silk and Grtnndnr ROBES A'LES:
Grtnndine ROBES A. ICPEZ;
Orrnn'iie and Jacnnrt ROBES PRlNCESSE. :.
English and D'Angletcre BAREGES, new
styles:
PINE APPLE CLOTH, New Article;
F""ll"rd SILKS;
solid Color l'n, a'lrr- RARFGES;
Plain and Fancy Go cred SILKS:
Bi""k Rips and Bavnlcre SILKS:
a new and beautiful article Of silk MUSLIN :.
Morning BAREGES aud GItEN ADlNES:
Plain and Striped Black Twisted SILK:
Kich French and Chantilly MATTHIAS;
Plain :. k and Bareve
bcr"ge md French Lace SIIAWlS:
Linen BUSTERS;
vnis Lace COLLARS and SLEEVES;
Embrd swiss
Marsrilies
Fnncy CAsiSIMERS and CLOTHS;
plnin ard Fancy Linen DRILLS;
VESTINGS. DC
Dom-sti" GINGIIAMS, DENNIS and COT
TONADES:
ONNABURGS and Fartnry STRIPES:
Marlboro fLA1I>S and STRIPES:
Schlrys Negro PLAINS all wool filing:
rnn line
April s. 49.-am
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SOUTH CAROLINA,
0Vo'" VHTtVItINHj
I66eDiNe District-Citot;on

N00eoitte DiStrtct-C Citation.
By WILLIAM IT'LL, ESQ.,, Ordinary of Able.
vile District:
WV HEREAS. James II. Riley has
' applied to me for Letters of Admnistra.
tion on all and singular the goods and chatteIs.
rights and credits of DR.. D. T. Riley, late of the
District aforesaid deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonisb all
and singular, the kindred and creditors of the
said deceased, to be and appear before mo At
our next Ordinary's Court of the said District
70 be holden at Abbeville Court House on the
sixteenth day OF April inst, to show cause
if any, why the said administration should moi
he granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this frat
day OF April, in tho year of our Lord,
one thousand eight hundred and e ty.niae
ana IN the SSd year of American Independ
+ ence. ~.
WILLIAM HILL, o,A II
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Lost Warrants.

NOTICE is hereby given that u fter rnhlica.
~ tion Ior six werf nj
be made to the Comn esionsr Of Pension
for the Esue of du,
NO. 8S46O. for 100 acres ,ss,,sd 10 Zach.
ar'ah Smith: also issued TO Amos II. Town.
send. No. 4si6S, for 100 acres. Act Sd of
March. 1855. ~
The same having been lost and Cayeats
against their location entered in the General
Laud Office.
J. T. STEVENS,
Attorney for Zaeharish Smith aud A. a.
Townsend.
Abbs,ilbus a., 9: q, Feb. llth, 1885,.
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NGD-nH0ME~
BOGt and Shoe S1ioD.
New Goods! New Goods,!

New Goods New Goodss!
W. would respectfully inform our friends
W aud customers. that we have made
large additions /" our Stock of
Drugs and Medicines,
and would be plcnsed to have them caIl and
examine our Stock hefore purchasing elsewhere.
as we can offer tlssn strong induce cenlents to
buy. Our Stock consists in part. Of
PEI R F u Nj KR les.
Lubin's Extracts for the ndEerchief, Pomades.
Cologne and Toilet Waters; Hair, Nail and
Tooth Brushes Dressing Combs Fine Tooth
Powders, Soaps. Surgical and Dental Instru.
ments, -
Fine Brandies and Wines,
for Medicinal purposes. and all articles usuallv
Kept in hrst-class Drug store. Give %
call
JORDAN d McLAUCBLJE.
, AbSevilts g II.
'oty ], 1e9&> :" D ~;
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ME u w
YOUR GOODS FOR Cash

YOUR GOODS FOR Cash
And he no longer led by those who hold out
hong time nn.l hig profits.
Here il i h,ndl, necessary for us 10 sav tI,o,
on" "f our firm was one of the first i'm III.
Northern Markets. nn.l nearly the last I" leave
It. and that We hnvc many of til" ..,v.lties Of
the sras"n. c Insisting in rnrt. MS fullows:
l'"r"ge Mnn'irs. $3.50.
Mnn,rllas nt 81 w.
Mantilla Shnwls.
Illusion Caps.
Robe Aln-,la
R"he Ir"il"ra
Robe Mnrici.nne
Robe IL Qulea.
y ',e II Les.
Rol., 4 J. In,pcrairce,
D"uhl" Skir, R"bes,
Rob" Ch-valirr.
Robe \ = E"lnnts.
E"''r jup"S Nu!ants.
B"nnes from 2jr,s tu $40.
ESimnralln Sleeves
IiiInn'lnnna Srtts.
l.rvtln Goth.
E$In"raa l;ar.Ce.
Grnnn!i"n.
Circular and Quaker Fans.
White nn Col. Piuur
Tine Hnrk t"ini,s 81 90
I'ar"g" K"i'rS lj"ul,r and Single.
Plain 1snrru.S, l-l"is.
Thunder and Lightning Hats
Straw Hats If every n"r aud STYLE
C"ihinr of all styles and prices
We hand y"u this short list tut if YOU will
bring with you the & y = II. we can show
You many goods That will make your hearts
len for joy, nni pay You well for coming fifty
sh'l even an hu':d, ed miles.
Fearing Tint We shall occupy more sJarc
than the Editors of the :. ISann-r" and "rrcss"
had III" kindness T." reserve for us, We shall
max" but on" ni",c appeal.
IL Is To those who live at distance 10
e"'ne to town, and If You cannot b,:y all
OF your goods "f IT'S for Cash you will find
s"me of The Fngi.s who ARE clever f-l!"ws aud
ever rra''y 1" elc,ir You inside the portals of
their d""rs and cXici"l To Won that which we
rcfn-"-Tm-! Time! Time !! Until time
shall he u" longer on their l"k. then take
from y"" as"'ip If paper which is written.
zone day after date, dc. with your name ut
the l.n,t"rn.
Cur advice you'd he. hiring with YOU the
hi'hy l"ere," and pay as you go; then.
CAIN will l." thy slr'p as infant slu,nher-,
Pure rs The inr"st thoughts thy .lrnrus
And I'll the joy III i- bright w"rll numbers,
Shed o'eI thee her mingled hrauS.
MOORE d QUAITE.
April G. 1S59-l9-tf
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STATE OE SOUTH cAR0IlNA

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Ab6eriAe District.-In the Common Pleas.
James Shirley sa Attachment.
Benin. v. Po.ey Thomson d Fair, Atty
"HEREAS. the Plaintiff did, on the ftb
W day of April. eighteen hundred and ifty-
nine, ME his declaration against the said Defen.
'lant who. Gt is sni,l) ia absent from and with
ont the limits of this State and l,ns neither n
wife nor attorney known within the same M.
on whom n copy fihe said declaration might
he served: 1t is therefore ordered, TINT the
eaid Defendant d" appear nhI plead to the said
declaration. on or hef"rs the sixth day of April
eighteen hundred and sixty. Otherwise final
and absolute Judgment will then he given and
awarded against him
MATTHEW MCDONALD, C.c:P.
Clerks Office. April s. 1859. 40 1v.
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New Goods! New Goods !
GREAT BIRGIINS!!
M. STRAUSS,
COX S.BU RY.


"ISIllNG to reduce my Stock, offer some
w Of my GOODS
Less than Cost,
some at Cosr PRrcEs, and the balance with
VERY SMALL PROFIT.
Ny. Stock is very large and selected with
great care. and I offer
LADY'S HOOP SKIRTS for 30 eta
Colored aud White BRILLIANTEs. l2 cts.
Fancy MUSLIN. Fast Colors, 10 cts
HATS and BONNETS, 30 cta
Lady's SLIPPERS, 20 eta
Linen !OAIS. rs cts
1" HAEDKERCHIEFS, 08 at.
ETC, ETC.
april !. 1859. If
READY MADE CLOTHING.
A FULL SUPPLY of all the NEW STYLES
a Just opened, and for sale cheap as usual
BY
M IHRAHL 4 BRUEaEI4
Asssh 1bi ss6R ~. &
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-04-15
The Clear Starchers Friend
JUST Receive,

JUST Received
100 OUNCES Of Sui. QUININE.
lOO 20 Ounces Sui Morphene,
for sal. hy
JORDAN & MCLAUGHLIN,
Druggists and Chemists
July l. 1858. If
DRS,>ANDERScN g. M'SWAIN,
HAvIxG. formed a copartnersIir for the
IL Practice Of Medicine and surgery offer
their srry4res to the community. DR.. And.r
son wi ~. found at his residence Mr. Me-
5" "sin will be found at Mr.. Thos Lipscoml'.
sn w. l.. ANDERSON, ii. D..
-. f T. McSWAIN, ~ d.
,Efril I. 1859, 4s-3t.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-04-15
Approximation Prizes.

5,4S5 Prizes amounting to $3.50 u,,
Certificates Of packages will he sold a,
the following rates which is the risk:
Certificate ofPackag.s Of 10 Whole Tickets $1n
- IL Half " IS
10 Quarter " Is
10 Eighth Q
In ordering Tickets or Certificates. enclose
tho money to our address for the tickets order
ed. receipt on of which they will be forward by
first mail. Purchasers cun have tickets ending
IN any figure they may designate.
The list Of drawn numbers and prizes " i'll he
sent to purchasers immediately after the draw
ing.
All communications strictly confidential
Orders for Tickets or Cert iticates. by Mail or
Express, to he directed to
M'KINNEY d CO.,
Savannah, Ca.
April Is, 1859. 5o-l2m