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1t least inspire hope Of better things, Which,
AAer oil, is more than half the battle. But ths
men who are engaged in this scheme Of plunder
will not be satisfied .ith what they have al
ready done Schemes are already hntching to
galvanize this currency into temporary Life.
They are satizaaA..ith haring got out ou>s
ssoo,ooo-they iu*ndh: issue tais for the
whole two million Of bqaas which they hold'
if they can &ado II people <ilao agatn re-
ceiving it. They may be able to buy up the
brokers Of St. Paul. and if they do, they will
carry out their scheme Their next plan is to
induce the Legislature to enact tax-bill to
meet the interest on the railroad bonds, md it
is thought this fau: be dono b. pesorting to tire
same means that were employed il securing
the passage Of the loan bill. This they argue
will create greater conddcnce in tho cun'.ncy
already issued, md will enable them to
prosecute their various lines Of road
t. the extent required to secure the
sutirc $5,ooo,Ooo loan, for all Of which
they will issue currency. Then will come the
culnination If the troubles Of which the pco.
plc Of tha; State are now having torctaste.
Tho currency will again tumble; innocent
holders Of it will be rendered bankrupt; the
whole loss will fall directly upon tho people,
who, in addition to tho loss on cur
rency, will have to meet the original
loan-in other words, they will have to pay
the loan twice, and lose greater sum BY lar
than that in the general depreciation Of pro-
pe1ty that will inevitably follow the catastro-
phe, willie the plunderers will retire to some
other State where the taxes are not b1irtl'cn-
some, to enjoy their iu~gotten fortunes
Shall these various schemes Of plunder he
carried to successfulissuc, or shall the peo-
pic Of Minnesota place an emphatic and 'mper'
alive veto upon thcn at once and forever?
are questions which more deeply concern
them than any one else, and which they alone
can and must answer We may recur TO this
I,.,nch IF rita s,,h5art npnin
, 1859-06-17

r The London papers announce the arrival
oeSenstor Seward Of New York At Fentou'a
hatel IN that city, the asth ult. =
, 1859-06-17
:Fur pikR'a ]Qcak.
T. RES CO. p 4 IN TT n 6
JHVNN. Ii .AkA11GEs

.Ke.:1ol Wa.AInxton ST., Chicago,
Pa 70 al u. s.se1. v i. peb.s - tAstr a5,. IT
% II R 8 H. oa.s FsaRs asdsS 4
Of waeh th~ydo Y : ~ - ssJts,
Attennoe.1 apsaas ot ousNst <Ah u esea Ihsoue of
the b1s& houses In this tdty. - .
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, 1859-06-17

Browns Bronchial Troches.
Browns Bronchial Troches.
Bronchial Troches.
Bronchial Troches.
Troches.
Troches.
- PIT san.aentiy tbs tsst and best"
REV. HKSRY WARD DEECuHk
II rscenamsad the.r use "a Puhuc spsaxess-
REV. T. h. cHAF1y. NEW IoR1.
.Groas servlca In sublulns UoalsensAA"
REV. DANIEL WISE, NEW YORK.
II hAy, proved them excellent for whooplng Coagh
REV. q. ". WARREN, DoSTUS.
.Gns& beasfk In Affections of the Bronchial 01xana-
DRJFW. LANE, BOSTON.
~ sf1ps and elegant combination tor Coughs H."
DR.. @. +. BI0ELOE. BOSTON.
~Csntztu 10 Opium or anything inluEous"
DR. L. AHAYEs, CHEMIST. RosToN.
Yuv heneAetat Ii eeu ns tha threat when ao0psa&
s1eak though Eudefing hom Cold.
REV T. J. P. ANDERSON, 81. LOUIS.
Il Aaztiy a1lts In ths abova eouneadadou."
REV. u. SCHUYLER ST. LOUIS.
"A friend hsring tned many remedies for A1h12w
Renadr, found sutef from Tho Troehsz.
Rev. D. LET'S FRANKFORT. ILL.,
ENTON II co.,
apls,y-ea4s No. ~ Laks st7ssk
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GTOM ACH BITTERS

HcsTETrER'ss STOMACH BrTTDRA
,seld BY BoILEs. SMITH + CO.. IA La1s strsst-
HosTETTER:s sToMACE HTTHRs,
Sold BY Z. T. WATKINS co. % stats ssrees.
Ho9TETTER's STOMACH BTTTnR9,
so,a BY J. h. REEDA CO., IN .na 14s 1.ks ,ts.s,
RosTETTER's STOMACH BTTT1Re,
Bold b. HAVEN. FARREI. L CO., = Wstss stEre&-
HosTETTHR9 STOMACH BITTBR9.
so1t by SARGENT 11.sLgx. 10 1ase st7.se.
HosTBTTER's sToMACHBrTTER4
Sold BY J. T. $. FULLER 4 CO.. ): Wa&e. ares<-
HosTHTTBR'S STOMACH FITTER9
Sold BY BocKEE. INNS 4 CO.. = Water street.
HosTErTHRB sToMAOH BTTTHRs,
soab t. READ + CO.. n LAks street..
RosTETTER's sToMACHHrrTaRs,
soAi By 0. r. FULLER kco.
HoSTErTER's STOMACH BTTTHRA
HAve for .hetr Tonic and other Medical Vae heeams ~
Celebrated and popuaz. that unpncped paties has anl
slse where hare oountset them sxteasrey and tSs
vent deception refer 10 Tho Aoss pe for
TIE eenuluA attic1s or to The pscpdesora,
Hoatetter 4 Smith,
tasr-e874n HTTSEu RAH. Pa.
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300 SEWING MACI1INE.-
Qnakur City Double Loci, Tight, FAT Stitch

S1 w 1IV0 lN1t4O111 IN III.
The Estely ztt.shed rore tim doohs
aEae@ ~ Old oee. It, WORK ~t1 20 Ep thoukh e.sU
comsn sPoes They viii s,teh ben tucx. xa,her, teil
and ens<os Ihe ea1ty learned fsosa printed dl,Ee-
chimes fu1y warranted. The ste hunovtd manufacturing
machine. for seE, loz4 naheera nd sAmilcs has no
PAee rencd from ~ * including table tsad!e uoh
kuAec and needles a complete The CniseEsa lleumer.
md Agents-
Cali Wlsva.ls shoe IS Lake ssrest Crk
aoi6fy
, 1859-06-17
ITO CITY T. COUNTRY TRADE.
l. Parties wanting something in the

wi do weIl to sd orders to Lake Ssues A1- On kooJa
ae WARRANTED aEd Will ite supplied the lowest GSiaE ates
Phase ai4sess STEVENS NORRIS Co., III and ~
Talt lAte street, Chjaen, LII. tp4
, 1859-06-17

the influence Of continual financial depression
the bubble has burst, sooner than they had ex-
pccted, and il IL to be hoped that tho gams Is
not only blocked, but that it will stay blocked
Strenuous but Intellectual cabrts were at tirtt
made to give tils currency circulation outside
Of Minnesota It was repudiated at every
point Not q banker or broker in any of The
great commercial centers would touch it.
They knew too well the fictitious value given
to its pretended security and the rotten
ness Of the whole scheme from beginning
to end, to be deluded bv the speclous pre-
tences Of its sponsors. Confined, therefore,
by necessity 10 Minnesota, it drove
specie from circulation and the bills Of all spe-
Gle paying banks were sent home as rapidly as
they came into the possession Of money dealers.
At length matters reached climax. The de-
gree Of confidence OF credibility that had given
this currency circulation at home suddenly ran
ishedL In day it became utterly worthless.
It WIS thrown out By be brokers'; the
merchants refused it; it would neither pay
debts nor buy the necessaries Of life The in.
n,ceutbolders Of the bills when the crash came
the merchants, the mechanics, the farmers
SAW their supposed available means to pay
Their debts and support their families, become
suddenly worthless. More. than that tbey
saw despoadency ike cloud owe shadow ths
people Of the 6tate-thoy ssw industry para
1ysed, plans Of improvement abandoned. ane
with it tho dying ort a. the partially res3seG
hopes and courage ofthe people.
Bad as it u, il this were the whole story
the financial condition Of the State and Of ti,s
people would not be past recovery. One sea
sou Of good cropal Of which there Is now an!
promise, with economy in living, would 60 faI
toward bringing permanent relief and wou1f
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-07-08
THE EVENING.

And tn" evrniny is beautiful and the
heavens HI. full Of stars. mirroring their
allvcry faces in the snow; and the still
w""ls are j-wccd with ice diamonds. and
wairi"g wav'r>s the rising m"on. Aud
IL" ""rlhcrn lights, like zrIhyrs zm..l with
ra'nl"ws. are w"zi"G on The prarIy pave.
Inen's of thu p"ar sky. And the noun.
tains look like waves nf silvrrv sea. ri%inr
heavrnwarl t" greet tI!e stars and The >kv
like Il sea Of molten sapphire, with its gol-
den tr's>rs 'lr""r'ng f'nlly on the brow of
tifnl I" shut ont of our sight. Let us all
go ont Of 'l',rs and rra,l few paragraphs
in the album If the heavens. Fer tins firm
am-nt is the great album uf III. Creator.
and the suns are the >y'al,l-s, and the stars
are the letters, with whi"h he registers his
hanh-w"'ks. And the first man, ON the
first cvcnig of this new creation, looked mp
into the same SKY record. aud tried to read
the illuminated manuscript Of his Maker
And the generations before the food gazrd
that al these same sta's; and men SAW the
evenings Of nearly a thousand years on the
earth Iouktd mp at these same gol'Irp eyes
of Heaven whirh now look down upnn us
and they called them by name, AMI by their
light they drove their hockS 10 new pas
tur-s in the C4'l World. And when the
fountains Of the great 'h.ep were broken up,
and the windows Of Heaven opened, and
the ffnols came. and long night Of dark.
nesa, the good man in the ark remembered
the stars that studied the armament is his
bovhood's time. aud the names they welt
called hy the fathers Of the hnman race
Aud when the deep, black clouds rolled
away. they sh".ie again. though floating
over lhe slaSrelrss waste Of water, without
compass. chart, or helm. They were iusi
IA they we've set in the sky on the morning
of creation. The waters, that had washed
from the earth every trace OF mans exist
ence, had net qucncl,ed one Of the ies<e,
lights Of heaven or moved it lIau from,
its place. Tie splendid Orion had not lost
jewel from his brii; neither the dsluge
nor the darkness l.sd 'loeseI bis ba,uls.
Hs7wsIked the sasn. king aad welded ,he
same sceptre among the same stars tl,i,
) eyeJing, Ms in III. first evening that Inan,le.
Ms sxar,b... Tile 'fisary Bsllslgorse shSss.
win tLsss,ns red br,II'ancy, aud :;;ss osd,,
sHap.s5ed Mgel gowsd+iu the isas foot, .
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-07-08

LITTLE MES.-I, takes the little men to
set The world on fire, and polish off their
J"'s neatly. Show me t!iy fellow. and
lie" to one I'll show y"u big bonI,y; hu'
! ntr"iurc HE I" a small sha,cr.-any chap
: hc'"ern four feet nothing an. five feet four
III l"ots-and I'll Recommend to your no.
tire fellow that knows WHAT'S what. ar,,
| who has plenty Of brains IN his head if h,.
hasn't got much to l'o;s, of in the matter of
legs in his hrc"rhcs. AS general ruic
the c:.nSe Of the difference in size of the Inn.
man family is this some mems mca, o.,
INTO their tmtlicS-o,hr,S into their souls .
consequently. the smaller the corporal iii
ncn>i"n< the larger the mental development,
and ricc rersa.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-07-08
THE IN ENDENT PRESS.

Reason can tell how love affects uS, but
! cannot tell what love is.
The mothers heart is the child's school.
room.
God par,lons like mother. who kisses
the offence into everlasting f"rgrtfulncss.
In this world. full often. our jnvs are only
the tcndersliadows which our sorrows
cast.
a man, in this world. is a boy spelling
IN short >vllahleS; but he will combin.
,, them in the next.
Our best actions are often those Of which
We are nnt"nsci"us hu, this can never he
Unless we are always y.arning to do good.
We sleep. but the loom of lii;. never stops:
AMI the pattern which >i weaving when tn.
sun went down is weaving when it comes
up tomorrow.
What cares the child when the mother
| rocks il. though all the St",ms beat with.
"mt IS" we. if Cod >hirhl and tend II.
shall he Needless OF the rr,nrr>,s and blast,
ct HE, blow they never 50 ru,lvlv.
On" might as well attempt to calculate
'nail'"na,icailv the r..n,inyrn, forms of In.
ling til> Of glass in a kalrhln~cnp. :,
l." look through The tube Of the iutur. AMI
torelcll its pattern.
Men vii" neglect Christ, and try TO win
heaven through m"rali'ic<, are like sailors
al sea IN storm. who pull, Some ut the
h"wsl'r't and some ut the mainmast. but
never touch the helm.
We have all heard Of asking for money
, and g",ti e advice; but gentleman NAV
l'c r"n>i'rrc.l as still worse treated when he.
asks Young laly's hand and get, her i;a,i,
cr's t.,ot.
Mrs. Swi>shem. in her letter tr vounr
'"d's, says that ''cvcry county girl knows
how 10 color with mah.lrr." This we he.
l'cvc I" tc an c,ln""viraI fact aS we lave
always noticed that with all girls the mad
der they get The rr'lder they are.
Theoretically benevolent man on being
asked 10y friend t" lend him II so-crrign.
answered hri>klv. with pleasure : ln, sud
denly aincI. .l,rar me, how unfortunate
I've only one lending sovereign, and It j.
n,,.'
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-07-08

HAnDtrs.-A sinpl'. an'l perfectly eff
r'"'lS receipt for preventing rabbits AMI
harrs from barking trees. is to take as much
thoroughly skinned milk rs required, and
mix II with s"oi, till about as thick a> paint.
With this paint over the ire, with White.
wash hrnsh. 1t is done very quickly. and
Is not expense or tr"nhl". I, lasts well one
season.-1gricuiturol Gu=ctfe.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-07-08


MAN Dyke TwIcE.-A man died in
the seventeenth wa,d day or two apo,
who nigh, he said to have died one, t,.
fore. and been recalled to ltt. hv a siuoular
circumstance. II. had suffered for a Innr
time from consumption. ami grown weaker
and weaker, a.,l more aud more a,trnnat..l.
n"i'l he could not stanl or speak. H..
'clt that he had but few days tn live and
made every preparation for app,arhin. dis
solution. His wife watched, beside him.
and one m"rning he hrcknne,l to her to
PAT her head &c his lips. when he whisper.
ed, Il am going Janc." aud took her hand.
A slight >pa>m passed through his frame,
deadly pall"r over spread his tcc, his eyes
rolled upward and the rattle of death
WAS heard in his throat. At that moment
his wife screamed. and he started M with
new v'G"r, and asked. family, why did
You d" that? Why did you no, let III. die
i'll peace.
From that moment he began TO rccovr,
and grow stronger. a,nl in month was en-
ahi-i to leave his bed and work at his
trade. He lived for nearly two Years after
shat strange event, hnt finally WAS at
tackled with return Of his old comrlaint.
an'' died after an illness Of three months
Baltimore E'rchan0e.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-07-08
LIE + K Y ST \ BLES.
BY COBB e. CRAWFORD
Il BBEIiLLE. =. e.

-iBBEIiLLE, S e.
nCCS' THE ,ni"rsirr"' w.n,:l Inform III
iNh r"hiic that they iav.. !", m-,l Il cu;.a,t.
nrr-h'l' for the I'nrl">" of r"n.:r;,ng
TIE LIVERY $T.iELE BUSINESS ~
ALL IT'S HI;i-N,WE.S.
They lnv' taken H." w"l!-knnwn Stables at
'arl'r'i &" the lot II ,:- shall House. .r.u
l'''! last Wear 10y L. =. Eu;!.!--.
lh"s" Stables. fr"nir,: nn Washington Stree,
hav" cen r-l'air',ianl i.i'-,! ara are n"w w.il
rr"vri"d wnh li"v"u'i.r ani attentive Host.
i"rS, lnr The :Irrnuu"iui ION 81 ii" ,uh:,..
ME. CRAWFORD "li,. "f tie. ii IN. l,,y al
ways h" found nj the Snll,.~ ani !,,: ln,.r. ,,v
ci''Sr nitcn1rn To l'I~ii"s-. - ri: and ,.r,ly :,
n li''"rhi share at iui'rir patronage.
II" STABLES Will Toe lr">i!..l with BUt;G I
AAD SADDLE HORSES. t" hire. ,n..Ii,.r
viii every other Recommendation usually II
tered 10y similar "sinl'.i-iiir..nr They have
also. tONMODipl'S l.Or~ E.r tie. nr,.in,,,,.-
'lnti"u Of STOCK DRIVERS nul will iurui,!
'Ecm with llovcnd..r. -, living rates
EDMt Nd C;ll:R
j. l.. CRAWFORD.
ftb :':j 1899 ~ If
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-07-08

celestial diamond of the first waters. Thrr.
w"s little P'ia'es, and the great Dog
Star, and the Scorpion, trailing its gems
along the southern sky: and tho eleven
stars, that the young Joseph saw in his
dream, an the stars that the iirst-hur child
OF Alan saw i'll his infancy. These were
the home stars To NOAH they were all that
were left of the drowned worll that he SAW
and loved in his youth. lie knew not
whittier the SailIe>S, unrullrrc'l ark had
home him-the tallcst mountain of the
earth was buried deep beneath the water :;
everything had been swept away but the
stars he had learned by name; in n tent If
his grandfather Mrthu>clnh. perhaps, who
remembered Adam. And h. then :yl. i'm.
self home.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-07-08

They tell Il good story Of IIalan and
Rogers. The poet said. How do you do
llnlIam !-'Do. what :'-'Whv, how do
v"n find ,ourSrlf!-.I never lose mys~lr'
We'll. how have YOU been ?'-.Bren. where 2
-T>haw! how do von feel 2 Feel of me.
AMI see.'-'Gooa morning. lIalnn..'-.Jr's
not good morning. Rogers could say
no more.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-07-08

A jnry'nan having applied to the Record,
der 10 BE- excused from serving, on .accouu,
Of deafness. the latter asked. Could yon no,
l'enr my charge to the grnml jury, sira'-
Yes yhearl every word Of it, was the re
ply, bat coulhn't make any sense Of it,
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-07-08

A Hint To WIvEs.-.You may he sure
m""b''" n" oil woman TO young one,
that when man is P-rpc,ualIy saying to
his wife. 'Y"n sill wear my life on,,' it is
.il stuff. my dear; and stuff, too, that LASTS
precious time longer than anys tha, ".
can buy for u pe,ticoat or gown
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-07-08

IIE USE OF kILMARSocK TRAcrs.-
Mr.. Robert Kettle. Of Glasgow. having left
some tracts ut tho house nf n friend. he
found them, on calling a few davs after,
serving the purpose of paper rnrs TO one
at the v"nng l"lirs. WELL said he, i seq
y"n male Use Of the tracts. only We ha. put
them on the wrong side O. your head.
laSsie.' 40
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-07-08

4 missionary in Nrw Zealand was lost
IN the bush. Those WHO went in srarcI,
OF linn met troop Of aavsges. Of whom,
they inquired ii they haL anywhere ser,,
the n''"~ionary.-'f had fount him. r..
piled one Of them, i sl,onLi have ea,en him |!
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-07-08
q GLANCE AT THE PAsT--BATTLHs IN Eu.
RIPE

q GLANCE AT THE hPfS: hPPfkSE1--sArTIEs in Eu.
AS " matter Of Interest, we give the fol.
lowing results of desperate battles fought
III Europe since 1912:
On the heights. four miles from Sa'a.
manra, i" Spain, tn" English and Spaniar,ls
under Wellington, totally defeated the
French under Ma,muni, OH the 2cI of In.
y, 1912. TIL" allies los, five thousand men,
and the French sixteen thousand.
At the battle Of Snol"n>ti. in Russia, in
1912, the FrrnrlI loss was seventeen tlo,.
sand, AMI that of the Kussiaus ten thou
sanl.
Al l'oro'l no. on the 7,h September, was
fought desperate l':.,ti,. between tn. Rus
SLAMS and The FRI Erh The French lost in
Killed, w"Hr'lc'l ami prisoners. fifty thou
sand, a"'l the Ru.>ianS about the same num-
tier. The survivors Of the French army,
from the lsn>>'nn campaign. were not more
than thirty five thousand, out Of AN army Of
live tI,"usani men.
AT L.n'zrn, in Russia Saxnnv, on the 2I
May. 1873. the alI:v,l Ru>san a,nl pru>,i,u
torres were defeated l.v tn. French under
Napoleon, the FrrnrI, losing eighteen thou
sanl, and ihc allies fifteen Thousand men.
At l'""z''n, in S.xpny, on the 2l>t and
22d OF May. 1918. II battle took place lm-
tween ia" allies nhd the French, in which
The French loss was put down at twenty
I'VE thousand, and t at Of the allies fifteen
thousand.
a. Dresden. in Saxouv. on the 20;h and
9Th OF August, 1915. til. allies were de-
1rated t,y The French. The loss nf the allies
WAS about twenty-five Thousand in killed.
wounded anl p,i~"ncrs, anl that Of the
French al"u, twriv. thousand.
AT l-irp>i'.. i'll Sax"nv. il. Ortohnr. 1873,
a'l"<prrnte battle WAS fought, which lasted
three days, aud the Frrnh wrr. Totally de.
fr"'c'l 10y the allies. Nnp"l. on lost two
ma'>l''l>, twenty "cnrr;i> AMI sixty thou.
sand men. The allies lost one tlnn<an,l
seven hundred ani ninety Officers and ;,lou,
forty th"u$and men.
a, Victoria, in Spain. on the 2lst June.
1873. til" English and French i,uuht a Ia,
Tie. IN which th" Frrn,.l, lost seven ,l,ou
sand and the English five til thousand one hun
dred and eighty men.
Al I"n'"nS", i'll France Wellington de,
ieatel the French under Sunlt, on The 10 |,
nTII
sand seven hundred allied amy lost four
thousand five hundred and eighty men.
Al Liynv, iii France, II hattie occurred
between the riu>>ianS and French on the.
15'h June. 1915. tw" days before the bat
tie ct Waterloo. in which III. Pru>Sians lbs,
fifteen Thousand men, and the French six
th",'>an'! "yh, i."n;r.l
In The 'ic"i>vr battle of Qua,re Brcs in
l'"l"'n,n on 'lie lG!., June. til" day h-for.
that of Watrrl.,u. the. allie, los, five thou
sand 'wniinnlr~i men AMI the French one
hundred and fourteen.
Al Waicrlo", Tie total loss Of the allies
was >ixtcrn thousand six Iun,lrcl aud thir
ty-six Narolvou's was about forty
thousand.
Neither the Au>t,ians nor the Prussians
can derive much encouragement from his
tory ,o rngay. in II war with France. The
French troops have only been matched in
th"s" waIs l.v the English. the SJaniari..
ani the Rnssians--sc by the last
named. ~
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An oil divine. cautionng tho clergy
against engaging in violent controversy.
USES the following happy simile IF we
will br con'ending. let ia contend like thu.
olive AMI the vine. who shall produce the
'tiost and the best trnit not like the aspen
and the elm, wl,l slal! n,ake the most
noise in the wind'
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M. w. BYTHEWOOD,
GENERAL COMMISSION hERCHAyT.
No. 2O4 EXCHANGE Row

NO. 204 EXCHANGE ROw,
COLUMBIA. S. c.,
ENOR the sale Of REAL ESTATE, NEGROES
l. ais" COTTON. WHEAT. BACON. Lard
Whskry, Smgnr, Coffee. Nolasses. Flour. Butter
C"rn. Hay and Produce generally
Strict pers"nal attention paid to the sale t,f
any of the ahove-liberai advances made and
prompt returns.
Refers to H. >. Kerr and d. L. MCLAUGHLIN.
Abb vile G. H.. S.gC.
Aug. 4. 1858. II If
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
IBBEVJIJE HJSTpy/,g,

1fOOE 7111-E I1O1F1C1
OGce Court of Common Pleas and Gtnv Sessions
n. X. Butler
va Attachment
w". B. Lloyd. McGowan. prrG:s Attorney.
WHEREAS the Plaintiff did. or, III. ninetee, m
day Of November. eightee hundred and
hify'eIghf. file bis'ieclarHtinn against the Defer
dam. wiio ut ia sai' is absent from aud viii
ont tha Limits Of this State and has neither vi
nor attorney known within the .s,ss ,no,
whom copy Of said declaration n,igh. us 70,
we'd: IL is therefore ordered, that ti,. said DE-
frndant do appear and plead to The said ,lrcIa.
ration. on or before the wentieth day of NO
vemher. eighirr" hundred nnd fifty.nine. 9th.
erwlss finH and ab."lnte judgement will tho,
os g'y., " 1.r,, and eWardea ~, ngai"s, him.
Clerk's Office. Nov. 90, ls6e.ly 30
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