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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-02-02
BOOK BINDING
And BOX MAKING,

SAMUEL STEINA CHER, would re.
~ specially inform the citizens of Warren and
vicinity. that he has commenced the above business in
the room adjoining the Democrat Office He solicits
the patronage Of he Public, and will guarantee salts
faction To those who may favor him with business.
HARRES. Oct. 81 I25S-3m
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-02-02
DOCKET KNIVES. Porte Monaies,

DOCKET KNIVES, Porte Monaies,
Il Wallets, Chain Bags. cabas. Reticules. Baskets,
Dress Battons, Combs Of all kinds. Undershirts and
Drawers, Memorandum Books, Threads of all kinds.
Needles. Cap. Letter and Note Paper. Envelopes. Lead
Pencils. Steel Pens. Pen Holders Tooth Brushes Hair
Pins, Hair and Cloth Brushes, Buttons. all kinds. Vel
vet Ribbons. Bonnet Ruches-all the above goods cio-
sing out at cost, by j. PALM, Assignee.
DERFUMERY, Extracts, C~olognes.
IL Pomades and 0ils-best variety and quality ever
offered in Warren, now almost given away.
Janl9 PALM, Assignee.
DEST QAULITY of KID GLOVES
ID worth one dollar, selling at seventy Ave cents!
Jan 10. SO 3. PALM. Assignee
HATS d. CAPS, for Men and Boys,
IL selling at cost. at J. Stewards old stand on Mar.
ket street. janl9
DUCK GLOVES q GAUNTLEIS.
ID for men azd somer. at cost, nsy be had q; No.
10 Market street. janl9
TMBRELLAS-large stock-cheaper
than ever heard Of, at No. 10 Market st. jani9
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-02-02

NL0THS AND CASIMERES.-
" Black French Cloths Of the anest quality and ths
hrmest texture, black Doeskin Casineres Of superior
quality, and = full assortment OF Fancy Casimeres q.
cheap as may be had anywhere on the Western Re
serve, fi sale by
PECK, BURwELL & co.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-02-02

4 TTORNE1 AND COUNSEILOR
N AT LAW in the Several Courts Of Ohio Hav-
ing entered into a business arrangement with his
brother John Hutchins, who has this day dissolved
his partnership with Cox & RaIliG, las 70 future bust
ness) by which he secures mis- services for advice. and
the trial of causes, in ali cases where clients desire II,
pith0Ht separate change 10 him Prompt attention
to professional business. collection. &c Office over
Adams Book Store, between the Sationsl and Frank
lin Hotels.
Warren, o., jan LIST 1s59-tf
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-02-02

WHITE LEAD-Fahnstocks, N. Y
w Xxx and \, and Pittsnurg Lead. in Oil. also
EnnnS L pEW
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-02-02

WTHISKEY-Pike's, Magnolia and
w Xxx Y AppIegates, Old Monongshela. Bourbon
and other brands, by the Barrel or Gallon, by
WOODS & PEW
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-02-02
THE wa
WesfefQ Resefbe Chronicle
& HiPgoab { aDlsS, Prosecutors.

TERNSE0ne Dollar aud Fifty Gents, In
advances Two Dollars, IL Paymenti Us moi
wade In advahce.
No paper discontinued anil all arfearages are paid
efcent At thA ontinn Of fhx uuhliehers.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-02-02
SALE

By Hutchins, Cox & Ra.lis, Atty's
Jan 70. t5lfW
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-02-02

D0MADEs-Woodland Cream. OPP.
time Pomsde, Balm Of NJ. Flowers. Tricopheras,
aud Irons Kathairon, at Wholesale and Retail by
WOODS d PEW
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-02-02

nod LIVER OIL JELLY Queru's
ocod Liver Oil Jelly, and Rushton's Genuine Cod
Liver Oil, by the dozen or single bottle, by
WOODS & PEW
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-05-20
THE ABBEVILLE SQUADRON

According to previous announcement, the
Abhev'Ile Squadron was reviewed at this y lace
O" Saturday last by Col. j. T. Brnnsss and
Staff. The attendance WAS unusually small
on the occasion. Our 6ne Village Company.
the Southern Rights Dragoons, commanded, l,y
Capt J. W. pEnnIN. turned out in nearly its
usual strength, but fr"m sna,e cause, there was
only a small represent a,i"n, of that we'll known
corps, the Washington Troop, commanded by
Capt j. c MAn1's. We are glad TO learn that
measure was proposed by the Colonel. which,
may have The effect of reviving the Military
spirit Of his command-nan,eiy, 10 substitute
the Camp Muster System in the place of the
present Squadron Drill. The proposition was
enthusiastically received by the Southern
Rights Dragons, and We have no doubt
~'li meet the sprroral Of the Washington
Troop.
AT the close Of the Drill. appropriate speeches
were made by Col BrnnEss, and Maj. Il. J.
WHITE. which were uell received
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-05-20
THE NEW POST OFFICE.

hlH. Mci-sRKS informs us that he is making
every effort to hsstnu the completion of the
various improvements which are 10 lie n,ads to
our present Post Office The contract has been
oudertskeu by Mr. E"H,Gnr, of our Village
aud he will srou have the work co,upIeie.1 -
The delay iae been occasioned by The necessity
OF having the locks for the bo1e. made Ia or
der. Thtee are to he Of a very superior kind,
each will, its own distinct key, and their ma.
nfaeture has taken some time. These are uow
daily expected, and when they arrive the va
r'a"s changes will lie at once made
These improvements will involve considera.
bie expense. aud will eptitIed Mr. McIAsrs To
The thanks Of the community for the rublic
convenience Which they will afford. The
whole front of the present building will he
thrown into one room. to be furnished will,
suitable convenehces for the accommodation
oi those IN wnitmg-whst in the rear " i'll be
The Post Office proper. with its neatly arranged
aud we'll secured boxes. The whole arrange.
ment will very much facilitate the delivery Of
Tue mails' and conduee to the general couve.
uience
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-05-20
COTTON STATEMENT

The receipts of cottsn in Charleston for the
past week were, by railroads 3,l.2 bales: bv
water and wagon IS bales-tocetncr 3.257
oales-correspondiug week last Year CLIO
bales
The exports from Charleston for the ANNA
time were, to foreign ports g. 1877 bules coast,
wise l,u67 bales-making the .otal cxports of
The week 1924 bales, and leaving on hand a
stock of 81, 522 bales. inclusive Of 1922 ba)es
on sh,p-6oard not cleared, aga inst a stock of
4s,476 bales and $3.50 bales on shin. board
same time last year.
The sales in Charleston during the mast week
amounted to 5000 bales, at prices ranging
from l01 tolIa ee
The total receipts at all the ports during the
past week amounted to 25000 bales. apainst
50,l27 bales received during the same pe,i ioj
last year. The total rcceirts at all the norts
since the lst Of September, amount to 3,52i ,sss
oaie% against S24,o13 up to the same dates
last year, showing on increase this wear of
697,5l5 bales.
The exports to Great Britain up to the latest
dates amounts to ,6555 sho wing an Increase
on ttie exports 10 that country last year of 300
267 bales The shipments to Northern norris
snow an increase of 7S3,942 bales from the
shipments Of last year.
lhe stock OH hand and on ship board at all
the p"rts, up to the latest dates. amounts TO
4Tl.6i0 bales, being "a 500 bales less than
the stock on hand at the correspor ding DAT.
last year.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-05-20
THE REVIEW AT chalk IEvE1,

On Saturday last the Lower Battalion Of the
Saiu'ia Regiment was reviewed at Chalk Level
hy Col. WV. CL,Sxsc.LEs and StaH-biaj. j.
v" t"osIiE commanding. There was only n
small attendance on the occasion, and there
was an evident decay Of the Military spirit Of
the Battalion. Upon the conclusion Of the
Review Maj. Foosms made an earnest and for
chile address. in which he IamentcJ the present
decline OF mi'tary spirit, and urged tie i'm
Portance OF sustaining the present system. Its
efficiency dcpended upon the rigid enforcement
Of the law, and he urged the prompt pcrfor
NANCE of the duty upon all good citizens
Hitherto the Saluda Regiment has been noted
far its military ardor, and it l,ns invariably re
ce'ved high conmendation Cor its efficiency
and promrtnrss in the discharge OF the duty
AMI we believe that proper enforcement of
the present law would do much to restore the
ancient military spirit.
We think that the present rernissness in the
performance Of military duty arises not so
much from the onerousness Of the present sys
tem aud conviction of its inctliciency. as from
the fact that its burdens are sustained uuoouaJ
~. Defau tiers have been suffered To go TN
punished until the law has lost the respect of
the citizen. Let the law be enforced against
theee, and every good citizen will cieerfulIv
undertake the performanca of the duty.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-05-20

InE Es7Rns'TAs CakLs.-Enrs.nd too-ss mol,
as tue t""'tnentGi nations-,s 'armin.." on "
nnost eSeeiasiv'. scale Tx. i.on.,cu eorresn,n-
Gent O. ,he Ae- York Cansap.,ciaL, SAYS:
lhe d'cS yards are active wight and d.-
ay being dispatched 20 sK our ha.a..
stss'one, the tosiidcaL;"ns 81 tie cuss. sr. car.
fu'iy esrengthe"rt, AMI troops .ad guns i,ar.
Tr na,H sent TO the Ci'amn.! fs!.r.is In lie
houee OF ce'uu,Hn:. Use Yirs. J.oed Of ia. I'd
m'r7Mr m aa. stssed chst he could ues nu1r: Il
Str h'f.ar'l i)unas< ~ r-f:re :,s lie hsl ,r;.,s5
tl''n tas A'iritrasty Boi,ri, i,soysssttoa h.p,rr
reached a'm Within tn. past k.< dars "a rcn :.
f"s s. g. .'''s' :nas'r,bs taat sae country shapid
81 'ae . u'nmcnt s''e navat exq<sis.s=e nf q, It.
p'''rr- Ia TIE f3nue. oS Pesrs. I-,rd s.)i-u.
,t'''sg'n taa a'gsst un..rss6 s. u:si eass ~. h.a
no.@nf o' oar a1uTas sslus IaA:a7 snaops At
none. Ii ''raer tn s'piotz ou. plesli,.a,.y,t;.ry
n the css'7.i"s Ct1- eret,s
Sia a,e Isnh.hi!;ty ss tia. tae s<ss. ss<.r,..y
aiAp ehrrS 70 y.sn as Some s,.s, n.,e 81,
II dse E0srs!av Nsr.a}.sia I&sir.s & iua,ey a.
Ay @ = vts.sS ''E s','nxyas, esea , u,unri,
e 100, ef 's ixs'y ss,,. ca get it.; das,7ee la.
VIII tsHs scr2nt. 81 raaSe ub1ev.- as.,,,,r..
may be requests. 6sr Gaas Jsupss<-
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EfF'a-r OF Ins Nhn ,s Ezeaps ss Axexp. 49,
na0s1&Eas--ls".te has asrafs na xeo-,.a. va
np-'a tf.' sIassio':at sk Bsr<1s. s.z neartv f,v
Saia. a3,a asr,as s1a} Sxs'.. Aasc.fesa .eui.4,I.
n1any s"h a.S:.suas Acueric.sa sass,;; ;ss ,es.3.
IN honas, et'Sea1e aad ou..z ftssiaa >;ts.s
Neny tave eaiidrez NJ ts,s is,ru,as. s.y,.,ss , NJ
saoests: ".aers ii0e ~ the ssatla .sf Rr.n,e ix
"r n<ssse II s,tsy ssss'se ahas Tho
RAine- Tha etzoef at sk. var vM q. syS 70
asld ava .hese ressd,a&s III Frias az Io,,taC
ttar uhso ko"~s tAat 81. CITY OF r.rM may cot.
a9nu be douIaea hy kao.sgo eno.,as As "a Esfa
ey the alt'esi aad. ssseasdl to a,rcs tn. us,.ai
s'1un,er fs.i7ei to Europe. So azaea s.as u,ovas
S'r the Ean,pezn sssns skeere-s, esrn,n k.S-
istds. 4s. and 40 oaaeh The better 5se tie nsn.e
eiasses Of fsssqis hesr- Oar Eakhs,asstl. birds
81 passage ~il be s,s,ltEsd 10 seex tier. aieas
x1e AID st.sad their saasey az hnaze. It sasv o..
soe several years; sas ,0ssea e.e var .,ess.Ice.s
II ~hi uat be easy to FIX sae date Of itx .eaaesa-
aion-
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-05-20
ON pHRRNnY.aGY

Wehsve during the past week been enter
talued With series of Lectures upon Phreuol-
ogy, delivered in the Court House by Dr.. Ban
Hzn, who has lately been iecturinr in eorgia,
aud more recently in Greenvi,ie and AutIers,n.
The Lecturer seeue to tie uel verscd in h !. Sci.
cnce, and is an enthusiastic advocate Of its
ciai"a He is we'll provided with fine cal
lection of ssus'A plates and diagrams. by the
aid OF which he in,Psrts great ciearness and
interest To hn leetureA- At che close Of each
lecture he gives public examinations of the
heads of two individuale selected from tie au
3'e.'c-, and these have f,rn,ed an Interesting
feature of che entertainment The lectures
are free, and are Intended 10 aEaken an Inter
est iu the subject of phrenology-ihe Lecturer
making his livelihood by furnishing eh.rta, and
teaching ciaeee4
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60 M M e ROT r.

ApnsvILLE. Msy ~, 1859.
Cottor.-None offering. The best article
would not DOW bring more than 9sc.
Hamburg. May l6, 1859.
co1T"S.-Our market has been depressed
since the receipt Of the war accounts. No
regular price has been established, consequent
ly We omit quotations
II. d. N. E. SOLOMON.
COLUMBIA, May 1s, 1859.
CoTroS.-The news Of war brought the cot.
Ton market t" perfect stand. There was not
ia le offered yesterday; therefore we are uu-
able to give quotations.
CHARLESTON, May l6, 1859.
CorToN:-The position of affairs on the other
sue continues to exercise an unfavorahle infiu.
ence on our cotton market, and we find it a
ahhcu't task to report it correctly. The sales
nave reached upwards of l,70O bales, and the
transactions certainly established a very unset.
tled market The decline is varieus!y estima-
&c" tea ire from to ic. on better qualities, and lc.
lO7c. ""N
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-05-20
WASHINGTON NEWS.
WASHINGTON, May 10, 1859

Tho contract for carrying the mail between
New York and San Francisco and New Orleans
and San francisco via Nicaragua connecting at
West, has been awarded to D. ii. johnson of
New York. at one hundred and sixty.two
thousand dollars for semi.monthly service
Tor nine months from the lst of October The
schedule time between New York and San
Franciaco IS not TO exceed twenty three dsvs,
and between New Orleans and San Francisco
twenty days. The ocean service is to be per-
formed in good aud sufficient steamboats, and
land Carriages 1
Ane dispatches recently sent to Mr. Bigler,
our Nt,n istcr 7" Chile, require him to make a
vi tile outrayes on American citizens and
property While the conduct Of Consul Trevitt
- =. not atoge'her approved, the authorities of
.a' FePuoic are required to punish the SOL
''r '"er iawiesa proceedings on hi 8
promises; and t" restore to him his cxegmatur.
An "noilion 10 the instructions cent to UtaI,
Yesterday to General Johnston lot to order ont
the troops as posse comi,atus, unless bv order
OF Gov; Cumming, explanations with regard
20 Tue tresIdents former proclama alton were
transmitted. the purport of which is represen
tea tea TO be that the amnesty extends only to 10
i't'cai offences. AS Judge Cradlebaurh's ef-
forts were TO punish certain Mormons on other
ana d'tterent charges, the prominent, if not the
only blaine attached 10 him is in calling on
General Johuston for troops and in this the lat
ter does not stand excused. There has not vet
however, been any definite action on the
Judges conduct.
The Secretary Of War has of late been IN
delicate health. and lie designs to morrow To
'eawe W washington on n brief visit to Virginia
., The DE M"rlay Encampment of Knights
IemP'ar, of Boston, on their way to Richmond
viii stop at the National HoteI Of this city.
where preparations have been made for their
reception.
John Heart. formerly editor of the Charles.
Ton Mere"ry' has been appointed Superintend-
ant Of Public Printing
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-05-20
DE BOWS REVIEu

We omitted at tie proper time TO acknowl-
edge the reception, of e,e May number Of this
Valuable Journal which has deen upon our
table tor sererai weeks past Tie folio wing is
the table Of cnateuts:
Ancient tasn,iies of Virginia, Maryland, dc.
Dorado E3y D.. fitzpatrick, Of Louisiana: The
ATeaIve Was Of Texas. By Henry J. J.u..t, of
Texas; The Mississippi: Its Bags, 0bs1rur,iasa
ootIste. &c. By Dr. s. a Cart vrieht, of New
Orleans; The University Of tn. Sautls Mr.
Jeeiessoa-TSe Deeisrati,r Of Indepeosene &c
asa sreedona. by Non George D. s.,sstriAee,
N: aheHaarpi. Sc BY 5. W. Scott, Of Eev
OrasAeA. 4 Southern Cont.i.r.ey. By Alfred
a. smith OF Souta Carolina: Dep,,insent of
Agrte'htHres Department of Con,sreu>,e: D.
esrtr1'ent ef Entersal Tuspnnvenaents: Nis.I.
taAeone Department: Editorial Aieo.lisny-
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-05-20

NEW EDIToR OF THE "OEcAS"-The journal
Of C3mm,rcr II The Ssh, ulL, has the f,,,x;,n
notice of Yin, E.nwNE, who, it is renor.:d. wi,
DC Inc principal editor Of tie Washington
Constitution
l1 mas t""n aDnonnrc3 in several rnucrs that
III. N. Browne. EsI.. who fnr The last two or
turce Years has t,e"u u,,r..cied With tic An,
rIa' department of the Journal Of t.ouuu.rr,
Has t'ecn invited tn the r"s]nnsiIle p,sition Of
ch'et editor "i the Washington Coosij,u,;,n
tiate the Washington Uui"n, We bav.. nc
Doubt Of the fact that he has been so invita-
Win 'he iu' arIh"tatinn Of President }uc:,an.
nh. ana that he LAG accepted DE invitation
and VIII soon e"fer upon his duties
While we much regret to part with Mr.
Browne. who's. nnia'iIe character and un,s.
sunn'ng 'nnnr-rs have cn,leareI i,n In us all
We eccnsrath!a'c the readers of the Washington
Sohst'tution, and especially The persons iuin,,-
d'a'e!y concerned ia il and ueftl: il. that ,Lny
are to have the benefit Of bs raluafI.. ser
We've "
OF. browne, although foreigner hy birth
IS great a'tfnirerof Ame!.icau institutions and
ey n'H5ent stu'lv during The ii ,l,, Years Of his
Iesl"ence IN tins c"intrv, has made himself
oe.'@'. ACQUAINTED! with them, and with Vs..
principles "n which they are !.,,,,ls,cI than ar
most native born AmrriraEs uf eo,,.,,v .;n,
ea'en's ai'A education and OF mature ar" Hc
is also DetlIHcrat 'f tic first water nthor,,h
belonging Z" a noble fsmiiv in ireland. anI
1a"s. AT future day tn inherit lis distinctions.
ne, however, regards thes., things at a very
10" rafe. and oh desires 10 art we'll his t,aj1
ns an American citizen, TO whira honor ne At.
tatncd some two Vcars ago
"nai iore'e" oifairs, and especially r-ith !
EurnFean topics s'- is very familiar. and i, is !
,s brnuch "t s~'vice to which lie has Chiefly
dsSoted himself IN csnmection " ia, the Jourual
o' Comm er:e ,ulhca,ious r.rha1n e,;U /
more 'nFor'ant in the Responsible Position in |
which be Is 10 he placed. and which "a. puss.s
sea IN a" e",ineat degree, are sound Judgment |
0."ess o. purpose, Integrity. failhfuIneee,
ana true patriotism. We have great conf;
denee titat, un3er his direc,inc the Constitution
81, Unt p'sI"ss character no. mneoupeuiat to
mat Of the excellent adm instra,iun Of OH hi.,, !
J. H. "a a sense. the mouth piece. Aud We.
sIh.tsS IN little pride that genlena an ie.m-
ed worthy Of such position, should ,,e fou,5
In The othee Of the Journal Of Commerce. Sue
oess To him.
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SP PECIAL MOTT

SP z q Z AL MOTH
Houses are G learcd of Ver,nin
Aud gardens preserved from the ravages of in
sects and worms, by Lyons Magnetic Pow ders
and Pills
Farewell to sleep, when bed.bugs nrey.
Or rats and mic (con found them) pIav.
Professor Lyon found plant in the interior
OF Asia, the powdered leaves of which is Ger
tain death to garden insects. ants, reaches
ticks. moths. DC. small amount of this now.
der will rre'erve garden Of plants, and rid A
house Of all these annoying pests. It is free
from poison and harmless to mankind and do.
n'estlc animals 1t is more valuable in preser.
wing crops than guano in making them grow.
Many worthless limitations are advertised
The only genuine is signed E. LYON. IL can he
ordered through any merchant
Powder kills all insects in a trice
hut Pills are mixed for rats and m;nce
Sample Flasks. 2scts regular sizes. 5octs A 4,
BARNES d PARK, New York.
Nay 20, 1859, 3-lm
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THE CONCERT.

"" tai The aeaeuse OH Frid.y evening at
"f at;seassjn Z kl,ir1 Cosee1 sioes a. the Mar
sk1h s'ause BY Ness<x NcCAa.Hr, JoxKs and
H"TnseunS- Thea. gaoelal.a s.s.,eeo tod quit.
All aasTsave srogras1fs'e. aIs s,ers,sa,.,l ttleir
paris. rtgh:y "a DIE grati6eltiex of Lacy. ..d
intelligent ardieue. The iuteres. Of IN. .a-
tars1'e's was tscighoeued ty tbs Marseail.is
Hyuz. aud si,a,her FrenJ. air, ~hseA uer.
s19ea with tine eject by Msnsieor Beaxx1sx
ct A's'er'ns- Tic performances were u.,I
ably ~e>y ~Stoo
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-05-20
THE FLORAL OFFERING 70 ch1gouy

Inc attru,lsucs a'rl interest at the Institute
Hail fa'r Of The ladies %: the Cail,uuu Nonu-
ment Association, wrT: well maintained ou
Wednesday evening. In. alteniauc, at anv
one Un'H"ut Was nut rarhaJa se Jen.e as uY the
hrst evening Tat thsrt vas 3 cnpstsnt suc-.s-
s"u ano chauy1 VI visitors, and tn. whole.
number was greater ,iiat. du til. npeuue even
snS The liberal ii:juceru euts oil cred iu :. as,r
tSEets render 1t ag0eeah!. f"- visitors 10 c.n-
suit tnelr ctnrcn'cnrc IN SHIRT and frs.Iu.rt
calls, or tntrn.si,n for other call, We rso.r
our euggestinns tia, visitors should urnr;d
tickets "a advair:c, aud thus prev ent any JeIay
at the doors
Mt & q Whitney has offered generously to
.'Pf'S VISITING aar.s written iu his best s,rl.
ior any visitors. ia1i-. ar r~n,l-u.u to ,r,cr
an, report the proceeds in full f,r tl,e hcuetit
-! the il.r w. -o'un,end an examination Of
Ais specimens I" ak who uced visiting cards
hhe.e is vast variety Of scrviceabe articles
as wei as OF byour and titbits Of fancy aud
luxury offered at ,h:s fair and the prices. in
noee cahcs, are reasonable, and ia sotne cases
very cheap. No visitor neci t,a at a loss fpr
my number or kind of tokens Of his visit The
juvenile wardrobe department is Especially wor.
eiy of examination hv auy who dcsir. a u..-
r"t nnd acceptable. taken for child uiece or
nephew. Or ward. ia fiu.} them, YOU NAV call
Of :he hall
well known talle on the North side Of The
haii, rs ai"rn"! with snn.1 excellent buas of
Sai'ionn. lhrr" are other cunl rit,,ttions and
offerings OF this ki,i to which we shall refer.
1he E"''a' contributions auI ,ic.nyat lions ar.
s3quistely attractive, aud foral Jaruains are
freely offered SoMc beautiful contributions
III n"wcrs a"i in fancy work i.ave he.u r.c.jv
en from ladies "f E.lisl" Bluftor aud beaufort
~ gen,l"nau Of Savannah has seut also a
tro",e ~ flowers, exlrrssire!y fragrant aud
acceptable.
DR. L. w. EiLhcs nf Co1umi,ia. alwa,.s t.,u
~ aH:e TO god deeds and works f,a. mad. n
a'. m'Hrhi donation ~ copies OF The Carolina
1,t tribute to Calhoun" as edited Ly rrnf. J. =.
Thomas.
E'Eti, g"ntl"'n'n Of Clcraw, Sou n Carolina
nave AIS" Elade liberal ,!"rat IONS: and liberal
report has ais" necn received 'rot, the students
{" ""h"i'! College, Srsr,nuhr~r. and The. |
Ful"is "f She t"k"snurv Academy. in Ah{,, ;
Ve.ie :'.r'et Tits. "" believe, is ihe s..oni |
oHtr''c '"r THIS purpose, from the C,krsLu.v .
lac Special Committee fnr this evcn,n, ar.
"NnJ. Charles ". Grnvc< aud M.ssrs +. y
bonnran and Rob: nsTrevIlr
lie Advisory aHi Honorary Committee who
are requested 10 H!t"u.t for Tie cyet,;ny. are
Lieut. G"r. ~ T.. Carn> Han. A. Il. AJa,,afh
lion. l. AZ. kcitt, DIR. x. W. Git,i,,-s Colonel A
~. Andrews J. ". Easnn, Es.,, Jaroi, Cohen.
fsq, Ga. Joan Cunningham a.il Col Edward !
N. "hite.-tAuyies'"m .N,rc,,ry.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-05-20
Estate Sale.

NnEh the direction Of the Will Of J. E. Fos.
-, =, 1r, acc C. VIII De sold on the End Of June,
AT 'he late residence Of said Decd the folIo,yin,
property: Cows. Hogs, Goats. Mul es, l IIorses
i Lot Smith Tools. Road Wagon and Hsrnes.
tia"tat'o" Tools, Corn. Fodder, Bacon. I.ard
&C. FINE Piano, Household and Kitchen Fu mi.
ture; "a Likely Negroes among whom ar. two
eeod Cooks. Seams,ress Washer and Ironer:
@ pau st'oh on on which the deceased lived, con
ta'ning @g ABOUT 500 Acres. with fine capac,ous
Dwei'ng' all necessary outbuildings in good "a.
par, also, good Gin House and Screw. Tb,r.
IS growing crop in the place. which will either
be sold with the land or separate.
JAM rs McCASLAN,)
c. ". COWAN. { Erecu.ors.
n. B:-ferms Of sac, a credit of ,w.lv,
montha. interest from day of sale aud approved
security. Nrp''''1
May 18th, 1859 ot