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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-07-09
DIR. CHARLES H. TOZER,
THE GREAT ERADICATOR OF
SECRET DISEASES,

FOUNDER or THE Ill NGAEIAN MEDICAL INSTITITE.
9th St., between J and X. sac rWIAentO.
hR TOZER would most respectfully inform those ATHLETE
cd with PRIN C,Nrt ANS such A. syphilis GonAr
Ttla, Nocturnal ELis>,ns. ami all the Consequences II
Spif- AlIAe, that -rrr-+y trarttcHi Physician Of
Locke Hospital In the Guy ~ London. where there
all times under h,r.ical Amcht anl 10 2,H Ictsuu,
and Tor the last four years of the City Of Sacramento
Thousands testify 10 the many radical and Perfect
he has effected AMI II is we'll known that he the
only IN the State Who has made TBR"IIM
after all the advertising uacks have fAiled,
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-07-09

S0TmAu0UB EN11L E30aSGS0tee0y
no OExARQE-
Dr.L. J. 0APKAY9
Medical and SaFglcal InstltuteI
saeranesee Meet, below HontgoDeFy, opposite Pacific
Man 0sanShip Company once, Ban francisco.
Est ablhsAea IN 1854, for the Permanent
CuiRO % ala PrtvatS;anA ChROaAe
Diseases and the
SuPprsSSaoA 81 ouaeksry.
Attendant ead Resdent Physician,
/. ]. CZAPKAY, M. D.,
Late in the Hungarian Revolutionary War Chief Phys
clan the 9h Regiment Of Honveds, Chief Surgeon
the Military hospital Of Pesth, Hungary, late Lecturer
the Diseases Of M0men and Children and Honorary Mem
Der OF the Philadelphia College Of Medicine.
COmmunIca tOns stFietly CONFIDENTIAL.
Consultations, By letter or otherwise, Free.
Address, DR. LIE J.. CZARKAY,
Sen Francisco, Cal.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-07-09

Love 81 children Is IN uumistakable indica.
ten Of . geRial nature-s pure, unwOrn and
geAnlzs COED heart ~
We hncy Ne hate 6attsry, when, upon OK.
amiuatipa- NJ Aed. that Whist We really hate is
oalR1 8eesanco and aWkwAsdness Of the
NdSkMLEhI AAAhsrsH. fqs "a tr
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-07-09

Sperm tOrrh@a, or Local Weakness. Nervous De
bly, low Spirits assude, weakness Of limbs and back
ndspostion and Inequality for study and labor. dull
love Of solitude, tmidty, sefdIs,ruS dilnesa headache
involuntary discharges pains in the se affection Of the
eyes, pImpeS the face, sexual and other innrmtIea in
men, cured without TALL BY the Justly celebrated Ply
scIan and Surgeon, CzArEAT. His method Of curing
diseases 70 and unknown to all others, hence hi
great success All consultations BY letter or otherwise
kee Address, L. j. CSGpkGv, n. D., San Francisco
California.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-07-09

PIaceEviIIe, April ls,h, IsSa.-IuI
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-07-09

o,... - c.r,.,,,. Cn- A C. =. Hsa' 5LntsI.
@On this 8lst day Of July, A. D. 1885, before me- WIN
Jewett, Notary Public. personally appeared D. Dab
knQWn 70 me- whO being duly sworn, dbl depOoe anA
say thai the contents Of the card herewith signed By
him are true.
10 wtassS whereof have heTeuntO set my hand, and
WIAtsns WI. O. JEWETT,
f. O.. Notary Rnblic.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-07-08

The latest advices from Europe, show a con-
tinucd advance on the part of The Allied forces,
und the gradual retreat of the Ausirians.
Since the battle Of Magenta. the Austrians
havc prrcipitately evacuated Milan, and cue
cessively rbandonrd Place. zn, Paw ia Lodi and
bologna. Their design seems to hc to make Il
last stand in The strongly fortified positions Of
Northern Italy. and to risk there another great
battle. That the French Emperor expects as
determined resistance aud bloody contest, is
evident from his demand Of 100000 additional
troops from France. aud from mis- great prrpa.
rations by sea and land. His troops have al
ready invested Mantua. the strongest Of the
Austrian str"ngholds. and the rapid concentrn
tion Of his forces. will soon bring about de-
cisive conflict. The result seems TO he no long
cr doubtful. anI according t" the judgment of
the best military leaders in Europe the Austri.
ans will soon he forced tn abandon Italy. In
the meantime Fict"r Eulanucl, the King of
Sardinia. has assumed the government Of L"n,-
hardy, and by proclamation has issued a scheme
Tor the administration of its internal affairs.
The generally received opini"n Is still. that
the war will not cxtrnh beyond Italy And he
recent change in the Eng l.sh M;ni-trry, the
proclamation OF the Frcnch Emperor To the
people Of i.omlnrv aud the Russian circular,
! maxi: it apparent, that the three powers OF
France, Eng!anl and Russia ill strive T." on
! tinc the war To The llnlnn prninsuiar. The
only cn.S""f arpr"hrn>;"n, scr,iis to he III the
recent step Of Prussia. l." ru, 2jo,nnO troops
in readiness inr actual service. This. however
L..
that Prussia will not interfere II. long ms France
confines herself /" the liberation ut Italy. We
! ANNEX the following, items Of latrS. intelligence:
! Nian'ua hnS been lr-".,I hv ,l,- Allies
! The Ausirians have been removed To Villa
| i'rnnca.
! Tie !tuS:riars issued a, Mnntua a forced pa
! per CURRENCY I" the nul"rnt a. 81. nH,un.
! Victor Er"nn".l has officially declared that
! IL" Will hot c"uS"nt /" ih- arnrNn;"n Of any
| part of ;hc t"Inan state, IL siarhiuin.
The hu>trInnS have Abandoned lrnn Cas-
! tig ion" and cchnr". wl.rh r">iri"r., the,
rc"-ni!y "rc"picl in great force, n.L had strong
: lv fortified.
Louis Nn,"I.rn l-i: Br"$cin on the 2Hl,, f,
advance ni'"n the Au.irians. EEhe Allies had
occupied Brcscia.
Many other Italian cities have proiorncc.l
. i'll favor of the national cau-e.
Gen. Gatihal,iI marched an lhc 2nth towards
DrsscnGans, but was rri'ul>-'i hy IT," A'~;'inn>
u" has n"w pushed his "u'rrs's t" HnlIn,l"nr
in the Irrc,,"n Of B",diu, which is occupied h.:
the Ausirians.
Victor Emanuel has refused the Dictatorship
offered lay Bologna.
The Austrian o!licinl account of their l"ss NJ
! til" I;attl" of Mag"utm. gives GI officers aud
1900 soldiers killed "ls officers wonud- aut
il3n su.iicr wounLrd aud 1900 nssinv.
The Parha If Egypt has suspended work on
the Su"z Cnual. The tull.lrrS protested against
it. France has aiken the matter UP.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-07-08

OLDEST LIVING Gn.nr.r. or PRINCETON Col
LICE A correspondents of the Newark Daily
Advertiser. sny.: "A Princeton correspondent.
in his lelt-r last week. refers to ex Governor
Bihb, as, until l,e death. tho oldest living grad.
uste of the Collage Of New Jersey. being 81
yeara "ld. THIS is y mistake. for it 10 we'll
known that W:n. Morton Watkins. Of the same
class. 1872, is still living in Far.nville. Va. He
10 said TO be a mott remarkable man, and is at
least 81 years old. lie has never been in pub
lie life. except in the House Of Delegates OF
Virginia. hut has alwnys e1erted great influence
an atfnira lie aud Bishop IIobartSvere room.
naics. and in little volume contain ing the
life Of Hobart. there is published letter from
Watkins to his ynung friend Hobart. advising
him 70 study lax. This letter. in print. was
shown to Mr. Watkins sixiy years after it was
written. aud my informan, states that he was
sensiblv affected by the p.rusal."
Til. ext, act above is taken FROM Southern
Guardian. and we have copied it for tn. pur-
gore Of saying that We have recently looked
over the catalogue Of Princeton College. en-
braciug period from l74s to ls57--one hun
drsd and nine years. and 6nd that one of tht
xrsduntes Of the class sbove mentioned, 1892
3 our venerable and respected feilo~-ci,izen
eel. james Cheanut. sir, who 10 now in his s7tt
year, enjoying excellent health aud uninterrspt
ed mental vigor.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-07-08
JUNIOR EXHIBITION AT ERsKINE.

The Junior Exhihitinn at Er.kine College
came off. the evening of the 4th inst We
learn from friend who wns present. that
there was fine attendance OH the OCCASION
Lindsay Hall presented its usual bright array,
and the performances Of the students were
highly creditnhlc to themselves and to tho In
stitntion. The following was the programme
of exercises
j. C. BELL. Pickens, Ala: 'Signs Of the
Times = JNo. D. BoYD. Chester, $. G.: military
Honor ;" CHARLIE a. BOYD Chester, :. G.: TN
| appreciated Valor;" +. C. BRADY, Ahlcvillr,
S. c.: THE Prince Of English Bards - r. :.
Bn.cE, Fairfield, S. c.: "Thc Irish C"nfedcr.
! ates :" J. r. CASTLES, F"yette. Tenn: "True lie
roism :" l. l.. GRIER Abbevillc. S. c.: India :;
". n. GREER. Abbcviie. S. c.: THE Stars :
O. p. HAWTHORN, Abbevll., S. c.: 'lnhustry
the Road TO Success" Tom. J. Hearst. Abbc-
viIle s. c.: '"llullowcd Ground;"' Ror.
HEMpnILL, Fairfield, S. c.: The Stains Of Timc
l. N. KENNEDY, Abbeville, S. C.: The Rebel
Daughter i'll her Embryo md Present Con'li
ton"
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-07-08
NEGRO TRIAL.

The trial Of the negro boy Of JAxKs Corn
Ran, Eeq. for the homicide of a servant girl,
be longing to Mr. D. M'LAucuLIN OF this place.
came off in the Court House. on Tuesday last,
before DAVID KELLER, Esq. The death resulted
from Iock.ja and occurred about week after
the iDhiction of the wound. which WAS caused
by stick thrown By the boy. Mr. NOBLE ap,
peared for the prosecution and Mr. THOMSON for
tho Defence. After trial of some length
the Court sentenced the boy to receive sev.
enty-fve lashcs, and TO suffer two weeks i'm.
prisuumept
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-07-08
THE CsLEBRArIoN AT wILL1AMsroN.

A large number of our citizens ava lied them
selves of the opportunity of making Rail
road excursion to Williamstnn on the fourth
where the day was duly celebrated. Golf. A.
HoKE. was the President Of the day, and the Ora
tor of the occasion was Col W. II. CAMPBELL, OF
GreenvIlls, who delivered very appropriate
address of an hour and half in length. After
the address. a large number repaired 10 the
Central House and Willlnms'on Hotel,
where fine entertainments were served up by
the proprietors.
The gny season has now .et in at William
ston. and the travelling public will find there
all the attractions which give character to the
popular watering place.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-07-08
MAPS OF THE SEAT OF WAR,

We are indebted to CHARLES DESILvEs, OF
New York. the publisher, for very excellent
colored Map Of Europe. and also, of Northern
Italy. Full sheets, eolored, so cts. per copy.
Single Mnps. rs cts. each.
Also, to the pub 5lisbers. JOHNSON d BRowNINo,
of New York. for "Colton's Map Of Europe
aud "Col.on's Map of Northern Italy" Price
post paid. 80 cents.
Thsss maps supply 9 popular demand al
present. and have been put ats price, within
the reach Of all who desire to'Bs we'll informed
concern,ng the social. political. and military
movements of Europe.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-07-08
ADVERTISEMENTS

|
| We direct attention to the various new ad-
vertisements which appear in our present issue.
Messrs. RrTLEDoE l. Pool have recently OBJ.
| tanned the Mail contract bet tween AhbevilIe d
Washington, Ga. and they have established a
| very superior new Stage Line on the route.
| They are provided with the best of horses,
coaches and drivers and flatter them selves that
they can give entire satisfaction to the travel
| ling public. The line connects with the morn
ing train from Greenville. s. c., and to travel.
! lers going West, 1t furnishes the cheapest and
! neare, route.
The attention of Contractors is called to tho
vertisement ofthe Bur.DlSG COMMITTEE of the
Episcopal Church.
The Card of DR.. HENRY s. BEARD announces
That he is permanently located. for tho prac.
tce of Dentistry at Abbeville C. A.
See the notice to Contractors. hy S. S. BAKER.
Commissioner of Roads.
C. P. REAsES. 40 vel! known. ns tho Fashion.
able Halter. of Columb a. advertiscs the latest
Spring and Summer styles. Our friends visit
ing the Capital would do we'll to give hin q call
Slessrs. FIspEn & AeNEw. the well known mer
| chants of Columbia, offer every variety Of
I; Hardware and Cutlery. at their very extensive
establishment on Main street These gentle.
men. are men "f character. and arc prepared
| TO fiji promptly oil orders. on the sery best
terms.
See the Advertisement of Nes.rs. CARMICHAEL
BEAN. tho enterprising Hardware merchants
Of Augusta, Ga. These gentlemen keep large
and we'll selected assortment, and We would
commend them to the patronage Of our friends
vieting the city.
See the Card of W. D. WuEELooK, tho Propr
etor of the Augusta Hotel Several of our
friends, who have recently visited the city, say
thathe keeps one fthe best hotels in tho South
crn country-the host gent!emanly and oblg-
ing--the fare bounteous aud the servants atten
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-07-08

Rev. T. A. EIoyt. Of Abheville. 8. c., it 10
said, intends removing to Mobile. Ala. to take
charge Of the Government Street church there"
this notice w Not I'm. Toe s,aasS
fhere NAV be for il. But before tho matter
goes any further We beg leave respectfully to
..,,s~r our protest against :he execution OF any
susl. intention on the part Of brother Hoyt-
We have IN idea that "Abbevii!e. S. c. needs
Gnd .l~serves able and cleSsr preachers just as
much 40 other places. And we know that It Is
verv pleasant to have suci . miuiAfef as REV.
M,: Iioyt' for neigiibor. Mr.. Hoyt is uai.
nsrsaiiy est~emcd among bis scqasintances as
snsols minister aud Christisn gentleman. and
W feel assured his o~n congregation vanid
siyA him up viii, reluctance. Usder all tbe
etssu,ps,a aue:.s We feel constrained 70 vote iAia
time. against Motile. although il is in our na'
tive State !--Ihescope.
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ETRK.

On Wednesday evening Last, between + and
so'eIoek. onrtiihens were alarmed by cry
Of .6re, from our Railroad Depot. Upon
hastening 70 the spot, re found the flames il.
s.,pg from lot Of eottoo. oa the platform
connected with tho Depot, where sboasti0o
bsiss wete deposited. large crowd sooa col,
leeted, aud removed sii the eettoo except that
imaediAasiy In the ne,xdberhoed Of The AaaeA.
ssd sssy effort vss ssade to szsisguisa tie
frs. The burning aslss we're nssseved, and
the plsttorua saved fMsals = partial injury.
The loss amousts 70 about IL haies totally CON
ssned and or 9 tkles partially burnt W.
regret that Tie loss fahs opsu sinsis indiviS-
asi. George b Caiskseaies, Rsq., sf our Dis
trie4 Who had saseut ~ bs,es upsa The plat
form. There Aas ps jssuraaes-
The Are iSasppssed % hA.s bssa esased by
sparks frsp a4s ,epgiA< u ~ loeessseise. Th,
evening vas very eslm, srss1ss tie Ioss mus
have been tnnch 1rcstr.
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WRITTEN F0R THE INDEPENDENT rREss.
-HE EXAMINATION AT LOWNDEsYILL]

Ma. EDiTon 1T was our privilege. on
Thursday, the 23d inst, tn attend an Examina-
ton Mt the Lownicsvillc Academy, now under
the charge Of Dir. W. a. Giles. Principal. and
Rev. Mr. Barnes, Assistant.
The citizens of Low wnleaville should congrat.
ulate themselves in being 50 fortunate as to
have the services Of such competent teachers
as Mr. William Giles and his Assistant The
Examination was thorough. and the prompt
manner. in which even the very young schol-
ars answered the difficult questions in English
Grammar, Geography DC, and worked out thu,
| most iutricote sums in Arithmetic, proved that
te teachers had not been negligent i'll the dis
charge of their duties. und that they are very
successful iu.s'teaehing the young idea how to
shoot" The classical scholars also acquitted
! themselves 10 a manner creditable alike to
| them, aud their teacher.
| Besides the patrons of the school. there vas
! quite number of other persons present, whoee
marked attention, showed that they were deep
iy interested in the cause Of education. Tn.
ladies vere we'll represented, aud Lo~ndesvill.
can boast Of as pretty young ladies AS can bt
4 found 10 Abbevlle District About half pas
one O'Clock. there was recess of an hour, vher
the erosd repaired to beautiful oak grove
near the Academy where splendid Pic Mi
dinaer had been prepared, and II we ma,
judge from tie eager manner. ia which all par
iieipass4 highly appreciated. <Esa-
i AhE .afe tbey again assembled a. ~
aand, vhen they were entertained for som'
kodfs~vfsh es,npositions fapns the girls. an'
speeches from Tie boys; after ~bich the exef
cisss seres closed, spd all dispersed please'
With tho pSs1ornasnees of the day.
TX A nissrEnss1xD SeEcrAzes.
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TO MARRIED LADIES

it is peculiarly suited. 1t will. in n short time
bring "n the monthly period witt, regularity.
CAUTION.
These Pills shou Id not be taken hy females.
that nrc pregnant, during the first three months,
as they ar" sure to bring "n Miscarriage hut
mt every other time. md in every other case
they ar" PEI fccily safe.
In all eases of Nervous and Spinal Affections
Pain III the Bnrk and Limbs Ienvincss. Fa-
'iguc on slight cxertion. ralpitation Of tho
Heart. l.owncss Of Spirits, Mysteries, Sick
Headache. Whites md all The painful diseases
occasionrd hy a disorlrred system, these Pills
will effect cure when all other meaus have
failed.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each
package. which should he carefully preserved.
bottle containing 90 pills, and encircled
with the Government Stamp Of Grent Britain,
can bc sent POST free for 81 aud postage
stamps.
General agent for United States, Job Moses,
Rnchcsic: n. V
sold in Ahbrville hy Donnll MCLAUGHLIN :;
Columbia. Fisher 4 Ileinilsl, IIaviland. Ste-
ve'son IL Co.. Charleston. Wholesale agents:
and sold ly all respectable Druggists
April 20. lS59.l2m.
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Judge MEIGS, President of the American In
stitulc, says,-'lhe discovery of this powder,
hv Prof Ly"N is nf national Importance. Tho
Farmers Club have tested it, thoroughly. Lo.
Gusts. sra+sh"rrrrs. ants. bugs nnd all vernin
can he destroyed. gardens preserved. and houses
made pure. His fire." .f'"m "nisom to mankind.
as ~" sur -Nr. Ign" eat it, There is 10 ques.
ti"n as I" tn" great cli,acy of this article A
few applications destroys every thing gnrlrn
worms. b"ti-hu,s. hra+. ticks. ruarhc., 6c. 1t
i an Asiatlc plant discovered 10y Mr.. T.. LYON.
Many limitations will he offered. Be sure 1T
hnarS this address. Rrmcmb.r-
lis Lyons p'w.ler kills all insects in n tricc,
While Lyons Pills arc mixed for rat. AMI mice
Sample f'"sks. 25c,s. regular sizes, 50cts l. II
BARNES & PARK, New York.
May 90. 1889. 3-m
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-07-08
PIANOS ABD PLANO TUNING.

We are requested to State that, Dir. RAMSAY,
Of Columbia, dealer in Piano Fortes. Music, &c.
is expecting to visit Abbeville this week, and
will tune Pianos for all uho will send in their
orders immediately. by note or otherwise. 70
either Of tile Printing Offices or Pos. Office.
We would call attention to Mr. RS advertise.
mont in another column. And advise all Who
wish to get new Piano to consult Mr.. RAMSAY
as he ha, much experience in the Piano Forte
trade both as Manufacturer aud d.s.er. and il
nOI prepared to furniah the very best Pianos in
any quantities to individush or schools a,
greatly reduced prices.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-07-08

TUE DsxAT BArris.-Itn - worthy OF note,
thsA ~ sl,e recent great hattie Of Magenta over
vh,ei, the CIVILIZED wsrld IS now sgog. the loss
IN titled and issssilsas .in proportion to tho
aumbsss engaged, 40 not asore ih.a oae;t'ird
q great a in t,ss ts,tl.s OF Bunker lLii. Busna
Vista, and t6o or three Of the lsrdest fought
In that t.articqtar " eouees after u,s. ta
lesdiug baitles ofE.peiaoo l.. Ts.ese f.ets ere
wssssiy otso.e, hs6asse d,ey indicate that. af-
ter Ill. tasd<rp i:sprovs=ssnts in military dss-
srpeaivss hsys not surpa.sed modern Improve.
rseats ia the art of guarding armies sgsiass ths
tse c( implemenfaHf earasga-
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THE WEATHER AND CROPS.

The weather during the past few days has
been unplensantIy cool. reminding US more of
September than July. and must have an unfa
vorabie effect upon the growing crops. The
crops Of cotton and corn are generally prom
ising. Some sections are still needing rain, but
the District generally has received of late very
bouutiful showers.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-07-08
sALEDAY.

There was very good attendance of the
citizens of our District. in the village on Mon
day last considering the season of the yenr.
and the small amount of property adver tiscd
for sale. The celebration at Williamson. too,
had tuken off number. especially from the
upper part Of the District.
A family. consisting of q woman about 25
years of age, and four children brought 81, 900.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-07-08
CiRC1IS,

We commend to our readers the advertise
ment of ROBINSON d LAKES Great Circus and
Menage-ie which will exhibit here on Saturday,
the 23d July The Circus has become one Of
the Institutions Of the country. and our young
friends will he sure to provide for the occasion.
The bill Of performances is particularly attrac-
tive
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-07-08
SoUTH CAROLINA CaocKERy.- The August,
Constitution alst Of FRIDAY says:

OoHsItusIoHHIbI III K3tuHy hay5'
We visited the works at Kaolin (n South
Carolinaj Oh yesterday. and were pleased to
notice the enterprise and industry exhibited.
The erockery manufnctursxl, there Is fully eqnsl
10 the best Imputed, or made in any portion
Of our country, and needs only to be seen and
used, to DO appreciated, and the works LIBERAL
ly Puironized.
We noticed some tests on Kaolin uanufactur-
ed water pipe. and while the test was not
made under favorable circumstances. the pipe
resis ed apressure Of aboht fourteen handred
pounds. We are not prepared to express our
opinion in favor Of the general introduction oi
such pipe, but We liave no hesitation In saying
that il such pipe viii answer for conveying
water through our city, it is moro desirable
thar iron or Pine 1ogSs- - ~. SOs - H..
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Headquarters.

= :, UNION c. H., june 20, 1859.
~ Office ID hereby given that all applies.
~ tionsto the Governor fo Aims. r shall ia
made through the Office Of Adjnisnt and rn.-f
speetor General; therefore, hereafter no appli.
e"tio" viii bs considered unlsss sent through
the Adlutant snd Inspector General j., :.
BY order
" g %aR. q. NJ. DUNOvANT, az
o. @ AdSutant and Inspector General, -,
July 8, 1859 - .'fs@ To- -lts,!4 yf.yia
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GRERN RN

We were shown few days since by Mr.. w.
D. McGEE. of our Village. fine large ronst-
ing ear from his fourishing patch, near Dir.
TAYLoR's Carriage Manrfactory. 1t WAS not
a six weeks" uubbin, but genuine denzen
Of the felds-indigenous to the cline and Ito
the manor born" lie has had them for
week past. Can any one beat thisi
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-07-08

War 70 \ Lsa&. TENDEa the following
are the preuisions Of the United States iax,pres.
erihing "a legal tender :" Gold coins and silver
dollars fov all sums: half dollars and smaller
silver coins, 70. Gums not over Is; and three
eeas pieces for sums not over 30 cents. No
proyisioa Is made for cents. which may; there
] bre. be refpsed