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Fsiony-David Fischer, sent on by the May
or for felonionsiy, unlawfully and malicious
" cutting and wounding his wife, Helena, on
the 18th Of July, was examined before called
Court Of Justices, yesterday, and remanded
for nnal trial ut the next term Of the Circuit
Court. a motion was made TO admit the ac-'
cused to bail for his appearance, but this the
Court refused to do. The evidence In the case
established the fact that the prisoner frequent
IL beats hiswif6 in tho mostinhuman manner,
and that, besidos cutting her with q knile, he
knocked her down with stick Of wood. i
Mwsdsr II Nsw Ksaf,-A few days sincs ne
nerross named Mary DAyin, In the iowefen
Of New Kent county, WAS found murdbreds
and q her hnshAnd Isasc Davis. ceuld gixs
No account 81 the adair, hA was ARRESTED on.
suspicion, and committed 70 jail 70 Awafs ~
exnminntion. 6ince then, thcta have eOme -
HIGHT which throws auspieion npon. Nat dave
- MI. Cornalius RhtltAtea. And ~ has been
arrcstsd and ccndued IN Jail to ansNen 1Dt ~
offence Tia Enpvoasten II that The slaveA ArAt.
yfcIsted tho pernon0 Of the n1tartunete WOU14l,.
and then hfat her - deAths - seys hlzA1elt
ffosn pn1tshrnsnt. - ass
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THE UFs AND Downs OF CINCINNATI
BANKING HoUsE-AH Right at Lass-During
the nn3ncial panic Of 1873, the Citizens
Bank Of this city, owned by Smead, Coilard &
Hughes, was forced to suspend. Its liabilities
were over one million dollars. The bank had
previously suspended in 1854, but it having
paid its creditors in full, resumed, and had re.
covered almost entirely its damaged reputa-
tion, when it was carried under by the last
great financial crisis, mainly owing to the loss
OF $l50,0O0 of its cash means through the fail
nre OF the Trust Company OF this city and
Beebe Co, OF New York. When the first
suspension took place in 1854, m exhibit was
made, which showed large excess of assets
This was doubted, as usual, by the public. who
had learned to place but little confidence in
the bank paid ali its debts. and had q hand.
some surplus, with which it resumod.-
Upon the occasion Of the second suspension
an exhibit was again put forth, showing Z
case, was received with considerable degree
Of allowance for bad debts, &c. There was a
confidence, however, which kept the checks mn
70 pretty full rate, and this confidence as the
hnal result now almost reached, shows. was
not misplaced. Mr.. Smcad, having arranged
matters with his partners, has since the fall
ure, given his whole time TO the settlement 81
the business; and We learn that Of the o. GOO 600
due when the bank suspended, there Is now
outstanding only nineteen thousand dollars.
and this amount Mr.. Smead il prepared to ~
whenever called for. We also learn that M.
s. Will have surplus, after paying all his
debts, Of el50,000, upon which It l. his inten-
tion, we believe, TO retire.-Csneianaf Gazette.
ID
OHIO CouHTY AND THE HKMrIIELp RAIL-
1OAD.-lt was mentioned few days ago that
fused, BY a tie sots, to make : levy for the pay.
ment Of the interest due and hscOming due on
certain honda Of the county issued to the
Hsmpneld Raiiroad Company, aith0ngh CONS
frnrn tha flireuifs (Jonrt (in Sjatnrrinv iast
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n Persons Afflicted with the Fever and
Ague should not spare either time, trouble or ex-
Pense. to procure DR.. HOSTETTER'S CELE-
DRAFTED BITTERS, whose benehcent effects up
on the human system has been clearly proved to
those who have been stricken down IN short space
Of time by this dreadful curse, whose cheeks are
wan and measre, and whose mig hts are seepless
and restless, and whose ey es are dim and sunken
with death staring them IN the face this compound
must prove a blessing; snatchng them, as 1t were
frsm the very mouth Of tho grave. Meme can know
its true value until they have tested it. When all
others have failed these Bitters have restored the
sufarers to pristine health. Their popularity in all
the Western and Southern parts should introduce
them to all families
Sold by druggists and dealers generally, every
where.
RI See advertisement in another column.
au2-Im
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'.a .nsss f4v''''' EIiR ;'S'si T. 'sies%es,ibIiRw. z s,ibIi
Nt-V u, Fine street, New York,
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Young Mems Christian dissertations Monthlv
Meeting.-At the monthly meeting of the As
sociation, on Tuesday evening several inter-
esting matters were discussed and acted upon
First. Mission Schools.-1t appeared that
the committee, to whom this branch is com.
mitted, had commenced a promising enter
prise at Duyal street church, on Sunday after
Moons, and were contemplating other similar
undertakings. On behalf of the Seamen's
Chaplain, it was stated that the assistance of
members of the Association would be accepta-
BILE at the Bethel, on 10th street, in CARRYING on
the school taught there every Sunday after
noon, and they were invited to attend Mass
Sabbath School Meeting, at the same place
next Sunday afternoon, at 4 O'Clock.
Second.-The subject of holding mass meet
ings under the auspices of the Association in
different parts OF the city, for the promotion
Of Christian union and interest in Young
Mems Christian Associations, came up on q
proposition to hold such a meeting in the east
ern part of the city. A motion to request the
directory to take the matter into considera-
tion, was very cordially sustained and adopt
ed and it was pretty we'll understood that on
Thursday evening, the 25th of August, at one
Of the churches on Union or Church Hill, the
Association will hold such meeting; at
which, through the means Of addresses from
various members of the Association, and other
appropriate exercises, successful effort will,
it is hoped, be made to diffuse more widely
those social, fraternal and conservative infiu-
ences which the Association is thought to exert
among its members. The Association was as
sured by gentlemen from the hills that the COM
munity there residing would give it q cordial
reception. Much pleasure and advantage is
anticipated from this meeting
Third-The revival of the MONDAY prayer
meetings, which has been spoken of for some
time past, was decided upon by nine GENTLE
men promptly pledging themselves to attend
the next day, wednesday, at the Hall Of the
for this purpose; and we may add
that more than nine attended, and that the
meeting was re-opened with such spirit as
gives ground to hope that it will soon be well
attended. It is to be continued daily, at IL
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EXTENSIVE FeR0ERIEs.-On Saturday af.
ternoon, two men, named Harrison T. w heeler
and Geo. w. Marshall, were arrested in
Boston for having circulated forged checks,
purporting to be drawn by Allen, Neale & Co..
Brokers. Is State street; Gideon Beck, Auc.
fioneer, 92 Federal street; Babson & Co., Fish
Dealers, and others, to the amount Of nearly
$4,000. The parties arrested are accused OF
having been engaged in buying goods and pay
Ing for them with forged checks since June
eLh. Ihe number OF firms victimized by these
sharpers is very great. -
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Ths Hosel = NJ llsle vI 3 sse. - r. ssess.
R)y,S MInssak tala = C I1anf, ~ 16Ss9 @
NM IATas! eeaesalsly sllQli2 v1sA b.
ssrss. Don 3 1ss. . - u. tsSssS - -
!!:.' S!:s,sssis ss;: E:
Spiasi Irri2tson; Ckr0siS 6Isf1lass a ssss Dc:
rapidly thaa ~ ethss reledy . 10 zn6sieaa
. I'll TIafik ALrEaAIryE AN CURATIVE
srs an:p.Iesssd thoss q ~ m Minsraiws-
" on The 49, ~ ~ gleee.
r.ss nss1S .se Dss:ies s,sssf .sk trs ss:zs
ss3a @ i % sa.ss "a 3is ~
Of the suheroye alike WRECKED 80 uoeflo9 thfOpgA
long Sssfss {, q ss;n -. sssrss = S2:s
indeed Who vould nos S siskSr ssrsd q srsazy fs-
n;E TSs sPRiNes ~. .susssa il = sssyessl .sss-
sna ma sS2s s sss 1ses
supmer olimase GA nouksFe - f9D4
e. Hss ie; s s:s ~ Z z; -: 3.
Good MUSIC win b !. aass.aaass sasly IN ~
ROUTE lton the ynasipel ssiss n sAs U.issA
stStss y Resscsd e shs Mleeso dsDes Il Ne
Coacsss.; = miles, over vsd ers1sd ss.ssiis. 8
Va, O. Baltimore, Nd, Il ths nornins. can so1S
pass tks sishs :. tSs warm Spsisss "a INV isss
20 lsi ;sso.ss 3 s.. ...s...s x...r..s
Risss; hss.,c.s .ss SsM !, s:r s ssss, = e
for . pamvhlss.
my 1l-d3m sagssssrs q. 0OODR.
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M still Another Cure of Dyspepsia. Pal
PiTATI0N AND FLUTTERING OF TIL Z
wAsHINsrox, Fayetso CO.. Ohio, /

WARRINGTON, Fayetto CO., Ohio,{
June -, 1859. (
M.ss,s. Mortimer + Moicb,ay-Dear SIs: l take
this method TO say 70 you ard the public, that
TIRE IN case Of Dyspepsia. and have never, in
twenty years. found any medicine to equal it. was
so badly afflicted that had 10 quit work. by reason
bottle of the TINCTURE perfectly relieved me.
Yours, with respect,
JACOB SrovER.
Call and get Pamphlets, and cures of Cough,
Rheumatism. Scrofula, &c. As a restorative and
inytgorator 1t has been highly commended.
Hundreds vii testify of cures on themselves and
friends, after all other remedies have failed.
FEMALES AND CHILDREN.-Ths Tincture
will be found great medicine for sll their diseases
n Call and get Pamphlets and cures.
Sold by PURCELL. LADD L CO.. Richmond; ;
by Or. COOKE, Fredericksburg; By all the Drug
FIsis IN petershurg; by MORTIMER NOW
keepers everywhere. 81 per bottle; six bottles,
s.. iy lS-d6wts
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ENGLAND AND FRANCE.
From the London Times.l


That one great military power, with long
prepared armament has rapidly wrested .
large province from another, is only one OF
those events, and, as far as we are concerned,
by no means the most important. The most
surprising, and perhaps also the most serious,
Is that both these powers have suddenly Be.
come friends on the singular condition Of feel
ing themselves equally aggrieyed equally be-
trayed. and equally wronged Of . province by
the malignant neutrality of certain other pow
srs, among whom are we. To England, Prus-
50 she believes, the lose Of Lombardy, and
France the loss of Venetia to italian indepen-
dence, They have both, therefore, Z quarrel
against US, ana II - not at NIL necessary that
Qaarrels are compatible. When this feeling IL
confessed u - impossfble not to fear that II
will rankle for the proper time, and break out
In merry eruption. Should Prussia - tise
object England would have 70 eonsider how
she would stand II France succseded ia drst
hnInbitng and then conciliattag al TIE Powers
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Tempting Fnit.-It is written in the Good
Book that one Adam, a man of irreproachable
character, fell from his high estate on partak.
ing OF forbidden fruit, and from that dav to
lnis, ooth men and boys. following the first had
example OF very nice young man. have fire.
quently fallen, while eating, or attempting to
get, forbidden fruit. On Church Hill or ra
ther ON the eastern suburbs lies very fine
gaIden, ana In 1t grows variety of delicious
but forbidden fruit. Through the columns of
the Dispatch its owner Mrs A. b. SMITH has
given trespassers fair warning that if caught
In her 1ruit-trees, they shall be shot: and vet.
notwithstandlng this notice, like Adam, the
1oys wiil piack and eat, and - be shot. On
Tuesday night last Mrs. Smith, armed a guard
and placed him in her orchard with orders to
fire upon any intruder. The sentinel had been
at his post but short time when he saw some
one ON, cnino the renee bearing on his arm a bas-
ket, ana marched directly to one of the finest
trees. Not dreaming that he was discovered.
the rogue commenced to fill his baske when
rustling in the bushes attracted his atten-
ton, and looking around, he discovered the
shadow OF person and gun. Forgetting bas.
ket and fruit, and thinking only OF sa fety tha
thief made for the fence as fast as his legs
could carry him, but before he could clear the
enclosure, "bang' went the gun, and in nstantly
pr1ckly, burning sensation was felt in the
rear of the fugitive who found that shot could
out travel him. Hesitating an instant. while
he screamed "Oh, Lord y the robber cleared
the fence at single bound. and then made
good his escape, no doubt concluding in his
own mind that the grapes on Mrs. SIS vines
Were sour, and that in future he would have
none of them. Who the wounded party was
had not been ascertained yesterday morning
bnt the leaden pills administered may yet lead
to his detection.
Gardeners on the eastern suburbs have beer
so much imposed upon by rogues, that they
have determined to employ armed watchmer
at night, and to protect their premises will
powder and lead, regardless of the laws agnins
the use of deadly weapons. We should not b.
surprised, any morning, to hear that SOM
fruit-stealer had been killed the night before
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VIRGINIA PosT -OYPIcx xMArTxRs.-Thsf fol-
lowing offices are discontinued ~ Dallas, Mar.
ty; Camp Greek, MERCER county Thompson's
Landing, Rockbridge county, Va. Appoint
ments.-Isaac r. Rill postmaster ~ Upper
Tract Pendleton county, Va, vice Il. Graham,
way Depot Rockingham county, Va, vice /.
q. WfnGdeld, rssjgncd.
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A CuRIoue TAcrsIf ~ aeoTa - sHgpsndsd
sarkde of so16t WSSer con tSined II 8 kya61n1A
glass md - pexutstsd - ss1nn1n wttkout -
Ing sdistuToe6 iS WIN ina ~ UoAths 6nmt
,sheot nrwaSds - tapsriae 3tpSn ,1lgK Iss7111
fnl ut1o roroe4 oqeVoas ~ yepnk o&k 0Q4
91oWtne n - Nl10 - ~ 1rAt1 -6ASefs n 8
Seous kasesy tn1epee1l1y e43pp = III
Ths nev. Ds. yhognwell ef Celu11Gh 6 81
pssaehed y 6sssases, Va - esaAay hst.
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~ SanfOrd's Liver Iuvigorator-Com-
POUNDED ENTIRELY FROM GUM-Is a mild
and etfectual cathartc. acting first on the LIVER
and Bowels, and carries off all matter that pre-
vents their healthy action and thus strengthen and
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The steamer Hammonia, from Southampton
on the evening Of July 10th, arrived nt New
York. Tuesday morning, after q rough pas
sage. Her ncws is anticipated by the Nova
Scotian, at Quebec, but her mails contain
matters Of interest:
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hkin554hE2Es no o514siHS 14sAHS fVhhfllhEc fVhhllhE EcasSSJalt asSSJalt!

The .mAnagsnsnt Of ths ssFLOMEn and pro
FILE" HcaSes announce 70 tourists laa tAs s1n-
travel that they will - pfepoyo1 for the YuooD-
ton Of guests. ON tie lAEh d Jnas Tlsse. kosc1s
have recently ben shSfoal hly rePovate4 cd nevy
tractivs scenery Of the mounssnS. esile u ~ in
medlAts yicinity, Of the "Ql.D NAN OF THE
Rogts from New York vie Norwich sad Werees-
tsrr LI?s ey fhs sp|sesjd estseqsTS co1AoN
p NJ, from Pier y n. r. foot d Couftlaad street.
at the landing VI Soathsra TraiaA
For fo1ther inforMA0en, - small hills OF tho
route, q the principal Hotels aQd peDots, or a.
dTsss 'sss,m :. 9. hAkTINa Ass.s.
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NOTICE,
Freight as Cheap as the Cheapest." "

'FllE Excel 'I.ine having been thoroughly or
l. g"nized on the 2sth April, p. J.. Wade
appointed President, 4. II. johnson, Secretary,
Il. Johnston, Agent at Savannah, and II. +. E,is'
sell, Agent Mt Augusta the Steamer Excel will
IN tWure run in connection with New York. Phila.
de'piia and Baltimore Steamships at Savannah
and Georgia Rail Road at Augusta, leaving Sa.
vannah on Saturday Evening, and Augusta on
Wednesday Morning. All Goods for Rorta,rn
aud European markets aud the Interior should
be addressed to care Of Agents Errsi In. ~.
Savannah and Augusta Forwarding Of course
Free "
With men 30 perfectly acquainted with the
{" wardIng and shipping business, it il needless
I" assure the public that promptnrss will char.
acterize all operations of this Company.
X: JOHNSON. Agt Savannah.
May j, 1859 4 an,
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THE LIVER
LIN
PREPARED BY DR. SANFORD,
compounded Entirely from III11S
> ONE or TIE BEST PURG ATIVE AND
LIVER MEDICINES now before the pub

! ONE or THE BEST PIIRGATIVE AND
IL LIVER MEDICINES now before III. pub.
| lic Wv r"'
These GUMS remove all morbid or bad
matter from the system. supplying in their
'pince healthy flow of lille. invigorntny the
n to'n"cl' causing food TO digest well. P"rify-
n i"g the Blood, giving tome and health to tho
| a whole machinery, removing the cause Of the
" d'scase.--cffecting radical cure.
e bilious attacks cured. and what is bet
tor. prevented by the occasiumal use of the
d Liver lnvig"rator.
Ono 'lDsc after cnting is sufficient to relieve
n the stomach nnd prevent the food from rising
| a Only one dose tnken before retiring, pre-.
" vents nightmare.
TX Only one dose taken ut nj ight, fonsens the
bowels gently. and cures cnstvtnesa
n One dose taken after each meal will cure
Dyspepsia.
~ One dose of two teaspoonfuls will always
relieve Sick Headache
4 Only one dose lunmidiatrly relieves Cole,
- "ih'e MI VIII" uIc it are giving their unan
~ nous testimony in its favor.
one d"se often repeated il n sure cure for
4, Cholera M"rbns, and preventive of Cholera
n only one bottle is needed I" throw out of the
81 system the effects "f medicine after Il long
n sickness
b One bottle taken for Iaun,lic,.. remove, nil
snll"wncss or unnatural color from the skin.
n One dose taken short time before eating
= gives vigor to the appetite and makes the food
n digest well.
One dose, often repeated, cure. Chronic
l)Iarrl,Ta in its worst form, while Summer and
Bowel Complaints yield almost To the first
dose.
a few bottles will cure Dropsy by exciting the
absnbrnts
We take pleasure in recommending this rnc,li-
c!"" us prcrentiv" for Fever and Ague, Chill
Fever and all Frvcrs Of a Bilious tyne II op.
crates with certainty. and thousands are willing
t" testify to its wonderful virtues,
Mix water in tho mouth with the Inviporu.
tor, and swallow both together.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR FER DerrLE.
Dn SANroEn, Proprietor, No. 2lb. Broadway,
New York.
R"tnird 10y all Druggists. Sold, also. bv
D"HALD Me larGuLiS, nn,llnANrIf, Allen K
EnwAEIs Abmville &. H., sc.
April %, 1852 ~
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WILLIAMSON SPRINGS
HOTEL

E:A TIE Proprieors of this large nnd COM
ESlil. modious HOTEL. take pleasure in announ
cling to the public that it is now open for the
reception Of company. aud is under the manage
ment Of II. II. TUSTlN, one Of the proprieiors.
The Hotel is now completed, and many com
forts aud alnusrments added over the lust season.
The Hotel is capable Of accommodating 500
persons. and the propretOrs say wish conf
dence that for large nd well ventilated rooms it
cannot he surpassed at any watering place, ant
every effort will he made TO meet the expects
Lion of both ;he seekers OF pleasure and health
AS to the medicinal qualities Of the waller, we
can say that we know of no invalid who ll.s
gwen it a fair trial but what has gone away be-.
iIev,ng that they were greatly benefited.
There is a good Livery Stuble kept in conaec-
tion with the I1otel, where good Horses and We.
hicles can he had at all times.
The Willfamston Springs are situated imme.
diately OH the Greenv lille Il Columbia Railroad.
in Anderson District, s. G., one hours run on
Railroad to Greenvills viIlage.7 hours, ruin to
Columbia, and Is hours to Charleston, $. c.,
and Augusta, Ga.
II. r. TUSTIN,
ESOCH NELSON,
J. G. WILSON.
May &c, 1859 ct
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GOODS
At COST
AND AUCTION,

N view Of making room, for our ia II purchases
J. we will I'm ,spd after the first Of June next
offer our entifcsstock Of dry goods, Hats and
Shoes
AT, Cost.
Our stock Of dry cooks embrnces all the lates,
styles, fancy SILKS, TISSUES, CALLICOES
BERAGES, Bh1f.LIANTES. MUSLINS and
GlNGlIAMS, White and Printed Double
SKIRTS and F1JODNCES.
On the first Saturday in JUNE, ws,wli con,
AUCTION
goods at 10 O'Clock. 4. M. and continue 10 dc
so on every Saturday until farther notice.
We would especially call the attention of The
ladies TO this ao,iee, as ii will afsrd them an on.
portunity Of ob4aasiDg some rich mud beautifl
goods for small outlay Of money.
TerHe--A credit till Ire first Of Jannary next
APPLETON d II. NJ. PERRYMkT.
View Market, 8. C.. May Is, 1859. 4 I'm.
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READY MADE CLOTHING

3'f all sorts. cheaper ihan cvcr-as low ne 15c.
ior Coats even, Pants at 5Uc. and Vests at 76c
First Qnaliiy Silk Hats II, $3.50, black hig,
crown Cashmere at S225
Low Cr"wn Cashmere ai,l Wool I{ats at un-
Ircccented low figures
Our stock of Straw Hats will be closed out
under cost.
Purchasers will cons,,l their own interest b,.
calling md buying from
NJ. ISRAEL & BRUSSEL.
+. S.-Wc not only pretend to sell at cost
1'lt we will do it, as the goods must and will
5c sold 10y the first of August next
June ], 1859, j, If
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Manufactured to Order
some Of the best of work,
Expressly for this Market,
AMI now offers the same for sale at prices that
cannot be beat in this country. This work,
with large stock "f my own manufacture. is
warrant ell to be of tho best ma, erial and work
manSlip.
Having mad, all necessary arrangements with
the best Manufactures am prepared I" furnish
To- order every svlc of Carriage. from the finest
Coach dnwd to child's Wherl.,arrpw, ut the
shortest notice, and ut very low prices for fine
work
Please give me CALL and examine the work
My stock consists III this time, rs follows:
ROCKAWAYS-d;fl-rc styles,
DOUBLE SEAT BiGG ll:>--no top.
SINGLE SEAT BUGGlF.S-,!i!iercl STYLES,
Extension Ton Sliding Seat Bl'GGiES,
Single Seat TOP BUGGlES. tin".)
Woos,uiltd md common COLLARS,
HARNESS-iiuc for SIG. and upwards.
WIIIPS.a large stock. frorl a5 cts 81,
Fine FLY NEI"rS, for horses.
BUGGY UMBRELLAS, hest quality.
ChIren's Carriages and Gigs,
in fact almost every article kept in q Carriage
Factory.
My stock of Trimmings are fine and large. nnd
am therefore prepared to do all kinds of re.
pH'ring Mt the shortest notice and best style, nj
prices that caunot be underworked by any Shop
III the up country.
Secondhand Work.
have OH hand n few good Buggies and Car
riages which will sell cheap.
The public arc invited to give mo a call, and
examine the work. if they don't wish to buy, us
/ charge nothing for looking.
Eurniture
am nleo prepared TO receive ORDERS for any
style Of Furniture, and deliver the came to this
place, nt ms low prices rs can be bought i'll any
Southern market
se~tnE Machines.
will also furnish SINGERS SEWING MA
CHIMES at New York priccs with only the
freight added.
T.. !. TAYLOR.
Abbeville G. H., May II. 1859. 4-3m
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HEADQUARTERS.
EIGHTH REGIMENT. S. G. A., }
.,ImE STH. -lP5Q {

EIGHTH REGIMENT, S. c. ~,
'JusE 6TH, 1853.
l>1fERE will he an Election held for Major
i i'll the Upper and Lower Bntaions OF the
Sth Regiment. at their respective company
Muster grounds. on SATU KDAY the SECOND
day Of JULY next-in the Upper Bait aIiun, to
MI The vacancy "scasi"n.d by the resignation
lower Battalion to fill the vacancy occasioned
hy the promotion of Major WM. NJ. ROGERS.
The managers .of the Election of each Battsl-
ion will meet on Monday following, at their re.
spectve Battalion Muster grounds. count the
votes, dec'are-the Election and transmit report
of the votes p0lled to Gen. w. &. MORAGNE
Capt. WM. LAY and Capt. JouN Wispus4,, are
charged with the Extension Of Ibis order.
BY order of
Col. VIM. NJ. ROC ERS.
j. IIrHrER, Adg't.
June @ 1857 Of