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Also everything appsrtaing to tie busl-
aezs Of q wholesals and retail Grocer, e&a
be had at lower Eziees than at any o,hsr
house la western loWa or Nebraska.
W. G. ASDRUS.
april "a, 1859. Iy
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llvERy STABlES.
by CONF q CRAWFORD,

.tBSEtfkkE s. {,
N~SN Tl,E Undersigned would inform
GA(A. the public ha, they have formed CO.
m,."s'>hsr t"r the purpose of conducting
TIN LifERr SrARkS BUSINESS ~
All ITS BRANCHES
They hav. taken the ~ell.tnown Stables at
pied last year by =, = Rutlearr.
Ihese Stables Fronting on Washington Street,
have Le.a repaired aud rei,ted. aud are now " eli
provided with Ptovcnd-r aud attentive lios,lets.
for the accommodation Of the public.
Mn. CRAWFORD, one Of the firm. NAV nj.
ways be found at the Stables aud he hopes. by
close attention To business, To merit and 1eceiv.
iherul share of public patronage.
The Stables will be provided with BUGGY
AND SADDLE HORSES. to hire. together
with every other accommodation usually offered
by similar establishment. They have also,
COMMODlOUS LOTS for the accommodation
OF STOCK DRIVERS. and will furnish them
with provcnder, at living rates.
EDMUND COBB
J. Is. CRAWFORD
req. 2J, 1859 ~ If
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What the Press Saw.


What the Press Saw.
They have a magnificent assortment of Books.
and have prepared themselves with innum-r able
elegant <;ifs to be distributed among their
troupe Of friends and customers at lurre."-
Bait. SIN.
Not only may selection he made of anv
choice work, but with il the purchaser is saye to
receive some article of Jcwelry, which in many
cases, proves quite ~alnade.- Daily Exchange.
They make no promises that are not perform. .
ed strictly to the letter. and by thus pnnctuaIlv
canceIling ttsir obligations, have gained tho en-
tire couidence of nut only our citize US. but the
country abroad.-Bah. Patriot.
A young lady acquaintance of ours purchased
for 3 Book st this establishment, n few DAYS
SINCE and received double cased Gold Watch.
baiaxed al one hundred dolinrs-CHpper.
The success which attends the Gift Book
House Of Messrs II. +. IfOYT L. co. has no
f'teeedents IN the annals Of Gift Enterprises
Argua
Call and see them, and our word for it, YOU
will not regret your visit. -Dispatck.
All Ordess should be addressed 10
III. II. HOYT & CO.,
No. Al Baltimore Street. BaItinere, Nd.
March II, 1859 At .3m
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THICKEt
The STATE OF SOUTH CAROLYN A

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLYN A
A6beuiNe Distriet.- Citation.
BY WILLIAM HILL, ESQ, Ordinary of Abba
Vile District.
WHEREAS Peter l.. Guiebeau ha. applied to
W me for Letters of Administration, on ali md
singular the goods and ohatte, rights and credits
q Gabriel Cox, late of tho District aforesaid,
deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish MI,
and siaRular the kindred and creditors Of the
said deceased. 10 be and appear before me. at our
next Ordinarys Court for the said District, to be
hofaen at aaoevIlie &. H., the eighth day
Of April next, to show cause, if any. wbv the
sald Administration should not be granted.
Given Under my hand aud SEAL ths the I . sntv
third day of February. in ,heryear Of our
Lord one housand eight hundred and fifty
nine, and in the SD year ofAmericsn Inde-
pendeuce.
WILLIAM Hill, O. AID.
Msseh ~ 1853 ts 3.
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The State Of South Carolina.
ABBEVLLLE DLSTRIGY
In Equity.
N. X. Butler, ct al
vs. }Biil to set aside jndg.
VIM. B. Lloyd. etalJ mcnu, Injunction. &c.
1T APPEARING 10 my satisfaction thai VIM.
L B. Lloyd, Albert Gilbert, and Thomas S.
Hayden, defendants III the above suited case,
resICe beyond the lims of this State oil motion
OF McGowan, Comp. Sol, Ordered that said
defendants d" appear and plead answer or de-
+nnr to said isiA of ComplaiHt within three months
from The publication hereof or the same will be
taken Pro Ccnfesso against them.
w. IL. PARKER, cxA.p.
mm'ssjoner's Office,
March Is, 1859. a. 3m
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Sherif's Sales.

01IO33h - DttICDs
by VIRTUE Of an order from the Court of
- Common Pleas to ME directed, l will sell
at the Now York Gold Mine, OH Thursday,
the 7th April next Steam Engine, Boiler aud
Fixtures . Circle Mills, 9 Stamp Mills. Lot
Blacksmith Tools, lot Old Castings, Cart,
Set Gold Scales and Weights, Hand Pump !
Lift and Force Pump, 7 Mattresses, ! Lo, Bed
Clothing, Lot Kitchen Furniture, 9 Bedsteuds
with other articles, levied OH as the property of
William B. Lloyd, ads. Albert albert and Others.
Terms-.CASH.
JOS. #. MOORE. SAD.
Sheriff = Office, March 10, 1859 al 2t
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SALES FOR APRIL.
Sheriff., Sale.

Shcriff'A Sale.
H3 virtue Of sundrv Writs of Fiera Facia,
Il - to me directed I will sell Mt Abbevilje
Court lIonsc. on the first Monday in APRIL
next. within the legal hours of sale, the follow.
lug property, to wit:
495 Acres of Land. more or le.s bounded bv
lands OF II. II. Harper, and Others, Ievico nus
the property of Peter S. Burton, ads. Jones
II Jones, and others.
16o Acres Of Land, more or lcse, bounded by
ini.'1s OF Marshall Hodges. s. Arnrw and other.
t'a"hcd as the property Silas Jones, n,ls NJ.
y. Douglas, and others.
Sorrel Mare Levied on as the property of
W. "a Shaw, ads. Amos Clark, DR..
Negro man Tom levied on the property o,
stephen ". Willis, ads. Joseph $. and Jas. II.
Britt, and Others.
Negro man, Anderson, levied on and at
tached Us the property of Peter $ Burton, ads.
Jones Jones, and othe,
The uncxp,rcd Lease Of Cold Mine, levied
on ns tho property of VIA. BsLloyd, ads. AL
bert Gilbert, and others
l will also sell on the rst Monday and Tues
day IN April next, the remainder oi the goods
levied on rs the property Of IIaddon, Slayer
& Co
EB l 40 rive notice t, those persons who
have made purchases at tn" previous sale. tina,
it they do not comply with the terrus Of sale
before next Sale bay, they will be resolI at
their risk
TERMS-CASII
JOSEPH T. MOORE, SAN.
Sheriff's Office, March TO- 1853.
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ESTES e. CLARK,
a u &usta, Co..
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in

@ 1 Q Q T. 1 L ELS.
N hNHANkFUl. for the liberal nalornnge they
Il have received heretofore, oiler for sale at
the lowest market prices FOR cash or on time to
prompt paying cuslotness-
l25 Bales Extra Heavy Gmnny Bacgipc,
300 Rolls Heavy Patched Bsggng
100 Pieces DUNDEE Bnggirg.
$50 Whole and llaf Coils Rope,
rs fihds New Crop Molasses,
80 Bbs \. .. aud Sugar lIouse Syrup
1875 Crushed a. B. 4 c. Sugnrh
$50 Whole aud Half Boxes Candles,
100 Boxes Tobacco-various Brands.
$4,000 Cigars,
loe6 Sack Salt, in Twird Sncks
$50 Whole, Half and Or. Islls Mackerel,
$4,000 Lbs. Tennessee Bacon, Hog Round,
2D0 Bills. Fresh Thoinustun Lime,
25O '' Liquors and Wines,
5000 Lbs. Hemlock Sole Leather,
% Bales Heavy Ost.aburgs,
200 Kegs Nsifs Ae.orted Sizes.
March 81, 1859. 81 1y
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HEADQUARTERS.

HEADQUARTERS.
ElaarH REahKsr, s. C. M.,)
o,, March n. 1853. +
THE Members Of Pattons Beat COMPANY will
l. assemble at their Regular Muster Ground
on SATURDAY. the SECOND Of APRIL
next armed and equipped SO the law directs.
By order of Col ROGERS.
.. SAMUEL HUNTER, Adjt.
March a., 1859. - 4
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w, F, PRATT & NANCE,
~ho1caNle - r1~tnAo
DHu1oT@T0.
NeVehefrv r r.

0"oSAiyS W w
A RE now prepared ,n s"ll upon hc,,cr terms
"a than can W. hat elsewhere IN South cMn.
lima, every variety cr nrurs Medicines nnI
Chemicals, at Wholesale or Retail,
large and Complete Stock or Paints. Oils.
Varn'shcs, Putty. Glass and Painters aud tin.
scrs Tools In store; and will be sold, mroa d
! 1arrunty, al low rates.
Fine Stock OF Physicians and Surgeons
Instruments. Chemical Apparatus. Phyririan.
saddle Bags mid Medicine Cases, and Family
Medicine Chests OF the Latest styles
a Full Assortment of Trusscs aud Braces Of
the most approved patterns.
The Choices, Brands nf Wines. Liquors, Alcs
l'ortcrs, Cigars. Snuff, Smoking and Chewing
Tobacco, f"r sale in any quantities desired.
The Wines and Liquors were purchased ni,h a
,.c'r to 4e'Acindt t"'. amp are from he most re-
liable Importers. AL! of these Goods urc sold
at very low profit.
full and fresh supply Of Spices and Sauces
| of oil kinds, Pickles, Preserves, Table Fruits.
Nlacaroni, tsinRlass. Gcatinc. and many other
articles in the Culinary Line. viii! always be
Kept on Land Mt the very lowest prices.
varied and tnstciu'ly selected Stock of
Fancy Goods. Brushes and Combs in cndlcs va
riety. Soaps, Pcrfumcry, and Toilet Articles of
every description, all new nnd direct from the
Manufacturers.
A Complete Stock of Everything
in Store.
DIR. PRATT, who has for Il long time been
connected with the Drug Interest in Ncwbcrry,
| and whose experience and satisfactory Business
connections enti,lc him To the confidence Of
Purchasers, has just returned from the NORTH
ern Cities. where he hnught the entire Stock
upon the most reasonable terms, the whole OF
which is warranted Fresh and Genuine
Competent and Experienced Apothccary
has been secured i'll the Prescription Department,
and Il guaranty is given that Patrons can have
their prescriptions filled in the most uncxccp-
tionnhlc style.
Planters, Physicians, and Merchants will find
it to their interests to call upon W. +. PRATT
& NANCE at the sign Of the Golden Mortar.
| corner Of Main and Caldwell Streets, Ncwbcrry,
S. G.
WILLIAM r. PRATT,
WILLIAM +. NANCE
March % 1859 AZ 3m
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The State Of South Carolina,
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT,
In Equity.
J. II. Cobb. and others, vs. B. v. Posey, A. b
Hughes, and J. T. Moore.
IT Appearing to my satisfaction that 3. v
J. Posey. one Of The defendants in tho above
stated case, resides beyond the limits of this
State, on motion of Thomsun d Fair, Pru Pei.
ordered that said B. V. Posey dc appear, plead
answer or demur 10 said Petition within tLrso
months from the publication hereof or The same
will be taken pro confrsso npninst him.
WIN. II. PARKER, oHA.p.
Commissioners Office,
Feb. "a, 1859 A. 3m
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ST.
M.AOHINB1s-

MAoHINES.
'>nE Undersigned hnvnv the exclusive Agency
Il Of Abheville aud Edpcfed Districts, 70,
'oVer anu 'nkrts 'nrva'led Family aud Plan
tnt,"n sewing Machines is prepared Ia fiji orders
with promptmess aud dispatch. REMEM DER
THAT LATE AND IMPORTANT Isl.
PROVEMENF in these Machines is. that thew
are NOISELESS. Mr. r. =. Bond will s,ll
Machines aud act asm my agent in Abbeyille.-
General Depot. and Sales Room, first door
above VIM. Hills Hardware Store.
Hamburg, 5. G., March 3, 1889
NJ. A. RANSOM.
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a. Reasons why the Grover Il Baker Sewing
Machine is universally preferred for family
Sewing:
lst. 1t is more simple and easier kept in order
than any other Machine.
ID 1t makes seam which will not rip or raw.
cl, though every third stitch is cut.
Sd. IL sews from two ordinary spools, and thus
nll trouble Of winding thread is avoided, while
the same machine can he adapted at pleasure.
BY me'x change of spool, to all varieties of
work.
4,l. The same machine runs sick. linen
thread, and common spool cotton, with equal ia
cy.
5ih. The scam is as elastic the most elastic
fabric so TINT it s free from all liability to break
in washing, irouing or otherwise.
9th The stitch made by this machine is more
beautiful than any other made, either by hand
or machine.
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THE MARSHALL HOIJSE,
BY E. COBB, Proprietor.

G;A THE Proprietor of the MARSHALL,
A HOUSE would form the public tbnt h;a
io"se ID still open for the reception of visitors
liavng some experience in HoteI. .keepnr he
Latters himself that he will be able to please b;s
friends and customers. Ills table will at .ll
times be supplied with
The Very Best The Market Affords.
HIS House is well provided with attentive ser
wants and everything to render his Customers
comfortable.
Feb. 81. 1859 ID ,f
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cB Tho numerou. friends OF W. q, KIT.
LiNGSWORTH respectfully announce him 40
ton.
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eE The friends Of CAPT. w. s. HARRIS
respectfully announce him Candidate for the
Office Of Tax Collector Of Abbsvills District. at
the next election.
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tB The numerous friends of WESLEY A.
BLACK, Esq, respectfully announce him q eau.
didate for Tax Collector, at the ensuing eleet;on
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Copy Of Letter from ar. Jonathan IL Miller
BEECH ISLAND S. c. Dec. 18th, 1858.
NJ. a. Ransom :-Dcar Sir In reply to Won,
enquiry how ! like the Grover & Bakers Sew.
ing machine, take pleasure in saying that ate
using it four months it has given tntire sntis
faction. 1t is simple and easy t. understand
and has never been out Of order My wife ha.
no difficulty in inSlructing servant in the us
of it l am fully persuaded that no inventio,
Of the age ia more worthy the attention of tho
pubic than that Of Sewing Machines
Very Respectfully yours,
JONATHAN NJ. MILLER.
March 10, 1889 46 I'm
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" We arc authorized to announce 8 e
HODGES As a Candidate for pua Collector -
the ensuing election.
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Not1oe to DeEotors,
j LII PERSONS indebted to mo BY Note or
Il Account, up to tho frst of Janusrv
onaSksd TO ues.!le tho same, at tbc are re-
aienss. = ''"'''
,. car. NJ T. owEE.
o""AAst AeoS 81 u.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-18

DOUGLAS PLAYED OUT.-The Washington cor
respondent of the New York Post, describes the
failure of Douglas to create sensation in the
Senate, and few other remarks by Way of APP
plication:
Mr.. Douglas made his first appearance in the
Senate to-day. He entered the Chamber at the
right time, if he purposed to produce an effect,
for the Senate was in session, at lull, and the
spacious galleries were crowded. He passed by
his seat very much as though he had been con-
slant attendant upon its sittings from the first
day of the session, a few senators, who did not
go out of their way to doso, shaking him by the
hand as he passed. l presume there exists q
general inquiry among the curious to know
what Mr.. Douglas is going to do. His most in
innate friends have been unable to answer this
question until very recently. personal friend
of the senator answers me that "he is going to
stand up" "Stand up and do what?" inquired
Stand up and fight the Administration. -
"Wili he seek to obtain the Charleston nomina-
tom" inquired again. "No; ifhe does he parts
with his best friends in the North'' "But he will
he not do it, nevertheless" 81 can assure you
that he will not, unless lie changes his policy
SIS there any truth that he means to urge Wise
as the Charleston nominee?" 'Not word of
truth in it" "Will he run as an Independent
candidate for the Presidency in 1860 Z" Vie
toiU, If he runs at all The gentleman with
whom I had this conversations holds high and
honorable position in the government, and
knows whereof he affirms One thing is obser-
vable in Senator Douglass speeches made after
his arrival in New York; they are very different
in tone from those delivered from Chicago and
New Orleans. This was accounted for by con-
Sidering that he met at New York, OH his arrival
there, some ofhis Congressional anti.Lecompton
compeers, who had something to say about the
policy oft future as we'll as Mr.. Douglas.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-18

Two honest, pretty sewing girls appeared in
New York Police Court to enter complaint
against their landlady for Selling their clothes
and furniture and assaulting and turning them
into the cold streets for rent. They offered to
pay something account, but the woman wan
ted the whole amount, about 81, and used them
harshly for their poverty. They make caps for
living, are named respectively Catharine aud
Amelia, and were kindly treated by the Justice,
who took pity on their sufferings by ordering
the restoration of their lodgings and property,
the arrest of the landlady, besides compelling
her to receive 81 in cash and promise for the
balance. Quite touching story of city life.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-18

ONE of our citizens has handed US the follow
ing extract from a letter, just received by him,
from an old Wheelingite, now at Pixies Peak,
the famous gold diggins
al presume you have heard accounts of the
new gold diggings at Cherry Creek; and as
there are conflicting reports in circulation in the
East, hope you will pardon me for giving you
a statement of facts which have gathered in
regard to them. My present position is such
that can obtain the earliest and most reliable
reports, being So miles west of Omaha, directly
on the great Platte Valley route. have con-
versed with several acquaintances who went out
late last season and Who have already returned
for the purpose of getting the necessary ontfit,
and will return as soon as spring opens. From
them learn that miners get from So to $50 per
day with an ordinary pan, and that the mining
district extends over millions of acres With
"sluices" or 'LOng Toms, they will be able to
get from $50 to $50 per day to the man. The
gold found is called float gold, from the fact that
it is in dust or small scales. The lump gold has
not yet been found. for the reason that there has
not been time since the discovery of the gold to
prospect in the mountains. 1t is the opinion of
all the old miners that there will be richer oe-
poSits found next spring, than any ever discov-
cred in California There are from twelve to
fifteen hundred men at the mines now, and it
the general impression now that there will be at
least 10000 persons there by next fall as the
whole western country is alive with the excite
ment on the subject
"The Cherry Greek mines are 576 miles from
Omaha, which is the best starting point (being
the best route and 200 miles shorter.) The cost
of our outfit for four men, at Omaha, including
provisions for six months, three yoke of cattle,
covered wagon, tent, cooking utensils, mining
tools, ammunition, &C., is $5l4, or fraction over
1928, for each man. The cattle and wagon are
the harvest items of expense, and these will be
the worth nearly as much at the mines as they
cost"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-18

The meanest man in the world has turned up
at Buffalo. His name is not given, but chap
ter in his history points him out as the mean
man of the age. He held claim against one of
his neighbors, which he placed in the Sheriff's
hands. No property could be found by that
officer, but the creditor made an examination,
and discovered small monument at one of the
marble yards in the city, which had been order
ed by the dpbtor to be placed over the grave of
little child he had recently buried. The Sher-
if was advised of this discovery, and although
he demonstrated, the creditor insisted that the
stone should be sold. AT tho sale, there was no
one mean enough to bid upon it but the creditor,
and it was knocked down to him. A little mon
ument of little child, with the names of the
parents and their offspring, upon 1.-THE figure
of dog, the emblem of fidelity, in an attitude
of repose, surmounting twas bought by this
thing in human form
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-18

LITTLE PRlNcEss PlccoLoMrN1 had a very slight
row at the New York Academy at the festival
of the st. Georges Society on Tuesday. She
was announced to sing in the British national
anthem, but another person being substituted
for her the audience Grid loudly for Pic and
wouldn't hear anybody else She finally came
out, made speech, said it was all mistake,
not her fault, &C., and cheerfully sung the last
verse, that containing all the English she knows.
The audience applauded to the echo She had
resisted change in the performance, and her
own sweet will and the advertisement created
the trouble; but it was nothng, a mere ripple.
The young Pic is advertised in the Baltimore
papers to sing there this evening.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-18

Plies IN Bora FORKS CuRED!-Read this.-"I
can only account for my present sound health,
from my constant though moderate use of BGr-
haret Holland Bitters-having from my youth
suffered, at intervals from Piles in both forms,
sometimes so severely us to completely PROSTATE
me- have for several months past, though
subject to loss of sleep, and unusual physical
effort, been entirely free from any symptoms OF
this distressing disease; while my general health
is very much improved"
Persons doubling the authenticity of this Ger.
tifieate, are requested to call upon or communi-
cate with the proprietors. They will take pleas
ure not only in referring thea; to its author, but
to many others who have used the Holland Bit
tiers for the same affection with equal success.