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The Placer herald., 1859-03-26

The St. Louis correspondent of the s. r.
National says: "You will see by the report
of Congressional proceedings, that the Re
publcans want to re- arouse the Kansas en-
broglio, by repeating the clause of the En-
glish bill which prohibits that Territory from
coming into the Union, till it has population.
Kansas does not want to come into the
Union now, and its people do not thank the
Republican agitators for this attempt to Gre
ate pseudo sympathy for them. They are
too poor to defray the expenses of the gov
ernment, and prefer to stay out of the
Union till they are richer. They have called
convention, it is true, but that convention
will not complete its labors and send its con-
stitution to Congress for twelve months.
The Placer herald., 1859-03-26

SENT Up.-A fellow was sent up on Thurs
day, by Justice Grant, for sixty days, and
fined $780, for the crime of petty larceny
He had stolen the blankets and some cloth
ing of miner near the Pine Grove House,
and making his way to Auburn, had disposed
of some of the clothing, and with the mo-
ney procured therefrom was engaged in a
gambling game in a saloon, when the owner
of the stolen articles ferreted him out and
had him arrested.
The Placer herald., 1859-03-26

ES- The bill introduced by Senator An
derson, securing Homesteands to unmarried
persons, will possibly make little extra
business in the Office of County Recorders,
but so far as Placer county is concerned, any
additional receipts accrung to the office of
Recorder will go to the benefit of the coun-
ty-the office of Recorder being a salaried
one. So much for mean nsinuation, from
mean source.
The Placer herald., 1859-03-26
Election of School Trustees.

The following suboined letter from Mr..
Millette, the County Superintendent of
Public Schools, fully explains itself. Those
interested in the cause of education should
not fail in electng good trustees for their
districts:
The Placer herald., 1859-03-26

HUNGRY THIEvEs.-The Placer Cou,ie,
says some thieves entered the cabin of Mr.
Fuller on Brushy Canon, and stole all the
provisions it contained, and some fifteen dol
lars in money.
The Placer herald., 1859-03-26

STRANGE VERDICT.-A San Francisco
Jury have found the negro, Moses Safe, ac-
cused Of the cold blooded murder of Captain
Billman few weeks since in that city, guilty
of murder in the second degree. The negro
was either guilty or innocent-if guilty,
there was not single mitigating circum-
stance, to produce such verdict. But we
must remember juries are uncertain institu-
tions.
The Placer herald., 1859-03-26

re-" The heavy rain of the early part of
the week, raised the waters of the American
rapidly, but they have since receded. The
miners working along the river banks lost
some Of their mining implements, no serious
damage, however, has been reported. At
Iowa Hill, Dutch Flat, and Michigan Bluff,
snow fell to the depth of five or six inches.
The Placer herald., 1859-03-26

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TO Strattman, Nc
Ginn II Co., Newspaper Dealers, Of San
Francisco, for late Eastern papers.
10 Freemans Express for papers.
To Wells, Fargo & Co.'S Express for pa
perS.
The Placer herald., 1859-03-26

VALUABLE DoCUMENrs.-W are inebted
TO Hon. J. c. McKibben for vols. and 0 of
the Explorations for Railroad Route from
the Mississippi river to the Pacific Ocean,"
and for the Patent Office Reports for 1857.
The Placer herald., 1859-03-26

DIsTRIcr CouRr.-1he April term Of the
District Court will commence in this place
on Monday, the 10th day of April.
The Placer herald., 1859-03-26
/ SOCIAL DANCE, q
X AT THE T1
.TTTN HOHCE,~

The undersigned would respectfully notify ri.
friends and the public that Social Dance vii,
be given at the Junction House, on Wednen.,
Evening, March 3lst. The lovers Of DANCING a..
especially invited to attend.
G. w. GALLEY, Proprieto,
The Placer herald., 1859-03-26

ES- All kinds of Job Printing done at
Ahe Place Herald Office in the best style, at
Sacramento prices. Persons wishing print
ing done will take note of this important
fact.
The Placer herald., 1859-03-26

EE Thanks to "Don Pedro" for his
interesting communication from Dutch Flat
"Don" your prose exces that "Machine
Poetry" far away-will be pleased to hear
from you again.
The Placer herald., 1859-03-26
DON PEDRO.

OVERLAND STAGE ARRIvED.-The overland
stage which left St. Louis on the 9th of
February, arrived at San Francisco on Tues,
day, the 22nd inst. Nopapers came through
by some oversight they were left at El
Paso.
From the Los Angeles papers we learn
that a portion of the L. S. Troops had
marched up the river above Fort Yuma and
were awaiting the arrival of the main body
before commencing the campaign against
the Mojaves. The Yuma Indians having dis
appeared it is supposed they have gone to
join the Mojaves.
A small band of Indians have been com
hitting depredations by running off the
stock of the Overland Stage Company, and
Of some Of the rancheros.
Gen. Hunt formerly member of the
Legislature from San Bernardno county, has
arrived at Los Angeles from Salt Lake.
He gives very favorable account of the
State of affairs at Salt Lake city. There is
plenty of money, great demand for goods,
with scant supply.
Mr.. E. O. Smith, who arrived at Los An.
geles on the 14th, came by Lieut.. Beals
central route, and found it very unfavorable.
He and his party at one time were three
days without water. lie lost large num-
Der of his cattle.
The Placer herald., 1859-03-26

EH- A newspaper has been started at Tu-
bac, in the Gadsden purchase, called the
Arizonian. 1t assumes no part in politics.
The Placer herald., 1859-03-26

CALToRNA PUpIcATIoNs.-We are in
debted to the attention of H. H. Bancroft
Il Co., Booksellers and Publishers, of San
Francisco, for copies Of "Ihe Giant Judge,
or the story of Samson, the Hebrew Hercu-
les," and "Esther, the Hebrew Persian
Queen" by the Rev. DIR. Scott, Of that city.
The books are California productions through
out-the matter undoubtedly entertaining,
and the mechanical execution highly credi-
table to the printing art. The first named
work contains number of excellent wood
engravings. While in press these books
have elected more or less interest, and will
now meet ready sale.
In this place they will be found at the
Book Store of S. w. Morrell.
The Placer herald., 1859-03-26

SrArsTIcs.-The State Register gives the
number of acres of land as under cultivation
in California in 1853, at 1874. The num-
Der Of acres, in wheat G,494. Bushels of
wheat raised, 3,5GS,G69. Acres in Barley,
237 7,6992-bushels raised 5,5s2,71s. Acres
in Oats, 44,Gl6-bushels raised 1926, ,23I.
The Placer herald., 1859-03-26

N7 f have the largest stock of extra fine Gus
w tom made goods of any house in the State
Everything in the furnishing line for gentlemen
and as we MAJ ufacturc our own goods and n'
port direct from our house 4lG Broadway. New
York, we are able and willing to sell cheaper
than any other house no matter who they are
Remember that we sell for cash. and cash only
and one price. $4,000 worth of goods, whole
sale or retail.
December 25th. 1S5S.-3m
The Placer herald., 1859-03-26

CALIFORNIA CUITURIsT-The March num-
ber of this valuable Magazine is at hand,
containing much important information to
the farmer and fruit-grower. This is the
best work Of the kind published in the State
FAvoRs.-Messrs Anderson and Lynch,
and Chas. Newell, all of the Legislature, are
kindly remembered for various fayors con-
ferred.
The Placer herald., 1859-03-26

Nor1cE.-Barney Goodkind intending to
leave for the Atlantic States in a short time,
desires to notify all those indebted to him
that they must pay up Immediately.
The Placer herald., 1859-03-26
DIED.

At Dutch Flat, on the 18th inst, of put,;,
Sore Throat, JAMES, only son of JACOB N. and and
JANE E. FULLER, formerly of New Orleans ""'
The Placer herald., 1859-03-26

rs- A weekly Italian newspaper is soon
to be issued in San Francisco, to be called
81 Eco Della HdtYea"
The Placer herald., 1859-03-26

SuvER.-S653,o0O in silver was received
in San Francisco, on Tuesday, from San
Bias IN Mexico.
The Placer herald., 1859-03-26

TENHE PUBLIC ARE RESPECTFULLY N
IL formed that the long felt necessity OF q
good Restaurant in Auburn, is now supplied ny
the opening of the above establishment, wn,S W
at all times, between the hours of o'clock A. M@
and 10 o'clock 2. NJ, meals will be served al caI'
The tables will be supplied with the best 70 " "
found in the market, as well as the cholces' VI
game. etc. No effort will de spared to give sas
faction to customers. A few day boarders VIII I"
taken.
Auburn, Feb 2Gth, lS59.-3m
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8 A N F O RD,S
FAMILY
GATHARTIG PILLS.
FISUN


Pure Vegetable Extracts. and put up in Glass
Cases. Air Tight, and will keep in any climate.
The Family Cninr tic Pills is gentle
but active Cnthartic IN which the proprietor
<hns used in his practise =. more than twenty
years.
The constant in - creasing demand
from those who have - long used the Pills
and the satisfaction a which all express in
regard I" their us" has induced Inc to
place them within the lrcach of all
The Profession well y know that different
Caihnriics act Oh diff lz fcrcnt portions of
the. bowels. IL
The family CnthnrticI.. Pill has, will, due
reference to this well - established fact been
compounded from VA. q lrie,v of the purest
Ncgc n b lie Extracts i- which ac, alike on
every part of the ali |" mcntarv canal md
are good aud sa fc in nli . eases where Cn-
t!,artic is needed. suchico as Dcrangcmcnts of
the Stomach. S'ccpi- ness. Puins in the
Back aud I.oins. Co>tivcEcss Pain and Sure
ness over ,le whole body, from sudden cold.
which frequently, if neglected. end in n long
course of Fever. Loss "f Appetite. q Creeping
Sensation of Cold over the ho'ly, Rest lessness.
llcndnrh". or weight in the IIrnd all Inflammn-
tory Diseases, Worms in Children or Adults,
Rl"ulnailsrn. great Purifier Of the Blood and
many diseases I" which flesh is heir, too nu-
merous 10 mention in this advertisements
Dose, to 3.
PRICE 3 DIMES.
ThesI Liver 1nviy"ruior and Family Cathnrtic
P,lishrp rcini'cl hy Druggist generally, and
sold wholesale by the Trade in large towns.
:. Il. W. SANFORD. n. j.
Manufacturer nnL Proprietor.
335 Broadway. New York.
Ais" sold Lv
JORDAN d MCLAUcuLIS. Ahheville.
BEA$cH, ALLEN Il EDWARDS, AbLeviile
April l5. 1859, 5p-l2m
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>day, 9lHl August, next.
Headuuarters

xEDG EFIELD. G. H., July /, 1859.
GENERTL OLDEES. No.
FENHE following Regiments Of Infantry will
IL parade for Review ani Drill, at such
times aud places Gs herein directed:
The 10th Regiment oflnfamtry will parade at
XII har'isons on Thursday, the 2Sih Of July.
Th- 1'h Regiment Of Infantry will parade al
the Old Wells. on Saturday, ,lir 3Oth If JnIv.
The 9th Regiment Of Infantry will parade Mt
Mrs. Brunson's, Oh Tuesday, the Cd Of Au.ust
next
The sth Regiment OF Infanrrv ill parade at
N"rr"w's. on Saturday. the 9Th of August next
The 9Th Regiment Of lnfnntry will parade at
1onax's on Tuesday the 9 h of August next.
The officers and non commissioned officers will
assemble OH The day befnre the II view Of their
rrsp"ctivs Regiments. for drill and instruction.
Volunteer companies will lie inspected, and
The books OF Beat companies examined
W. G. MORAGNE,
Brig. General.
II. w. ADDISON. Brig. Major
July IA, SO IL St
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
AJberilie District.-C Citation.
By WILLIAM HILL, Esq, Ordinary of Able
vile District.
WHEREAS Joel w. Li,es and James c. I.ites
w have applied to me for Letters of Admins
traIon on all and singular the goods and chattes,
rights and credits OF Abram Lites. late of the Dis.
trict aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore. to cite and admon,st all
and singular, the kindred and creditors of the
said decsaeed. to be md appear before me, at
our next Ordinury's Court for the said District,
TO be holden at Abbrviile Court House, On. the
twelfth Of August next, to show cause, Rany
why the said administration should not b.
granted.
Given under my hand and seal, This twenty.
fihh day of July. inst. in tho year OF
our Lord onr thousand eight hundred and
ffty.nine. and ID sle. s4th year of American
WILbEAM HILL, O. A. d..
July 81. 1850 II - -. Ct -
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The State of South Carolina.

Aho Otdte Oh oOuLn carolina.
ABBETILLE DISTRICT
Petition for the Br"cfsa cfthe Lnsoi,ent D,b.o
IAMES W. McCRADY who is in the custody
e. Of the Sheriff Of AbbevIlle District, hy
virtue of Writ of Capias nd sal isfaci-nlun
at the emit of Samuel 5. Farrnr d. Brothers
having filed IN my office, together with a
Schedule, an oath of his estate and effects. his
petition to the Court Of Common Pleas, pray.
ing that he may be admitted to the benefits of
the Acts of the General Assembly made for the
relief Of insolvent debtors
IT. is Ordered, That the said Snm'l S. Fnrrar
and Brothers, and all other creditors to whom
the said james W. MeCrady is in nnywise in
drbted be. and they are hereby summoned.
and hnve notice to appear. before the said
Court at Abbeville Court House on the third
day Of October next. to shew cause. if any they
can. Why the prayer Of the petition aforesaid
should not he granted.
MATTHEW McDONALD,c.cp
Office Of Common Pleas.
Abbevlle District 2sth
June, 1859. o 3m
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The State OF South Carolina.
1HEEI-ILLE ULSIXI(.I,

Petiio" .t"rMe 6c"cdfs IF tie Msotrtnt D~J,or'.
1ct
IOllN ". BROWN, who is in the custody
e Of The Sheriff Of Abbevile District. Tx
virtue Of Writ of Cnrins nj Sn,isfacicn.luil
at the Srii Of William Shcrrnrl, having fled
III my office. together with n Schedule Oh oath.
Of his estate and effects. his petition to III.
Court OF Common Pleas, praying that he NAV
he admitted to the benefits "f the Acts of the
General Assembly made for the relief of insol
Vent debtors
Its Ordered, Tint the said William Shcra I'd
and all other creditors to whom the said John
". Brown Is in anywise indebted, he, and they
are hereby summoned, and have notice to ND.
pear. before tho said Court at AbhevilIe Court
House, on tn. third day of October next. to
siew cause, itnny they car, why the prayer ofthe
petition aforesaid. should not he crnnied.
MATTHEW MCDONALD, C.c.r.
Office Of Common Pleas,
Ahl'eville District, 2slh
June. 1850 o 3m
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DISSOLUTION.

DISsOLUTIaN.
T>HE Copar,nershp hereto fore existing be-
i tween the undersigned is this day dis.
solved by mutual consent. Mr. john White Is
alone authorised to settle all notes and 'ao-
counts due tho Firm. Punetual- payment ID
earnestly solicited.
JOHN WHITE.
r. J. WHITE.
June 9Th, 1850, I3-13t
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The State of South Carolina.
IBBEFJLLE DISTRICT

Pe'iti"" yf"r tie E'".fis Of tie M~lr|,t Del,
OrS iri
I AMES a. CAIDW ALL, who is in the Gus
~ t".lv of the sheriff of Ahhrvillc district.
at In" snt Of I. ii. Liu"n having filed in my
"tli"". Together with schedule, IN oath, oi hi
"S'n'r anal effects. his rr'i:i" 10 I!r, Court ot
t"ii'n"n Pleas. pray in.- HAT he may be a,lmi,
ted to the l'cn,tt of the AIS nt III. General
hss'lnh" made for the relief Of ns"lvcnt debt
nrS.
II is Ordered, That The sa! T. IT. Liron.
and all other creditors 10 whom ilir said james
y. Caldwell Is ii; anvwsr indebted. be- anI
they are hereby summoned. and have notice
10 appear, before the Court at Ahl,rvillc Court
House, on The third day of October next, to
shew cause, if any they can, why the prayer OF
the petition should moi he granted
MATTHEW MCDONALD, cc.r.
Office of Common Pleas.
Abheviiie District. this
2sth June. lS59. Q SIN
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The State of South Carolina

The State Of South Carolina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT
Henderson, Kirkland,
North Plat. Bill for, Acct Marshall
vs. Assets
1Iadden, Slayer d Co.
DURSUAET to order of Court "the credit
L ors of the above named firm of Slayer,
Hadden d. Co, both indiv idual and partner
ship are hereby required, to present and
prove their demands befor me on or before the
first Of October nert
.WM. II. PARKER. c. e. A. D.
Commissioners Office,
June %, 1850. =. Q 8m
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In the Matter Of the Real Estate
of Joshua Davis, decd.

The State Of South Carolina,
1dberiUc Disirick-M Oyy!inaru.
John Davis, -1ppiicnnt, rs. Silas Ray and ,cife
Catharine, eL al. Defendants.
L appearing TO my satisfaction that Charles
Stewarl and Pntscy his wife, William Davis.
Joe Davis. The children Of Fanny Stewart. decd.
(names not known,) child of Susmn Roberts,
deed. (name not known,t Adam Patterson and
Millry his wife, some Of the Defendants, reside
without. this State, it is therefore ordered, that
they do appear, and object to The sale Of HE real
t.a'ate of Joshua Davis. decd. on or before the
first Monday in September next, or their con.
sentt the came viii! be entered OF record.
WILLIAM HILL, o AID.
Ordinary's Office,
June 9Th. 1859. l2t
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Friday, 10Th August, Next,
Headquarters.

SIXTH REGIMENT :. &. NJ
july 18th, 1859.
OREERS no. -
INllE Upper and Lower Bat,alions Compo.
Il sing til" G:h Regiment of Infantry Sumti,
Carolina Militia will PARADE for Drill and
Review III H"l,rrts Oh Field on
Tuesday, 9lEl August, next,
Mt ten "rl"ck, equipped ms the law dir. cts.
Commissioned and non. ,nsS"n"d officers
will attend the day previous for Drill un.l In.
strnction. Captains of Beat Companies will
order out their pioneers day Gf Drill. 1t.
Col. Miller and Capt. J. 6. Bouz.r being III.
senior Captain. nr- charged with the extension,
Of this order Throughout their respective com.
MINDS.
BY order Of Gcn.-W G. MoRAGxr.
WM. CLINkSCALES,
Col. 9th Reg't s. G. NJ.
J. Il. FILLS, Adj't.
July -, St
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JUST. RECEIVED!
Bagging, Rope, Twine, Sugar,
Coffee'Molasses, Salt
and Rice.

WE have now in Store a fne assortment Of
W. the above goods, aud offer them to the
trade low for the CASH. .
r. We are now selling of the the. remnant Of our
Dry. Goods nj such extrepsIy low figures ~ TO
completsiy. astonish the:nalives.
On Saturday. tho 18th August next. we will
suetion vhst Dry Goods we have Iek over,
Come and Gee ua give them. awny on that day.
APPLETON a. r. N. fERRYMAN.
New Market, g. @. ,
,JuIv ei ISS1 n ~ - Al
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SU FAR FROM
THE CASH SYSTEM
z 2 &J "a
YOUR GOODS FOR Cash

IUUn uUUDS run UHSn
And lc no longer led 10y those who hold out
long time anl big profits.
Here it Is hardly nccesaarv for us To snv that
one "t our firm was one Of the first in the
Northern Markets. nnl nearly the last to leave
it. and that we have many of the novelties of
the season. c insisting in part, rs follows:
Bnrrge Mnn:lcS, $1.5U.
MauiiilaS at Slm
Mantilln Shawls
Illusion Caps.
Robe Almr,ln
Robe I.,vnnrn
Robe Ma-icicnne
Robe II Quilcl.
Robe :, les
Rob. \ !. Lmrcra,rcc
Double Skirt, Robes
Robe Ch"valirr
Robe 4 = Nolnnts
Robe ..Inps Nnlnnts.
B"nnc's :r"in .:1rts To $40
ESn"ral,la Sleeves.
lrmni"nma Sctts.
l."vrlla Ci"th
Eslnoraila Haregc
Grani'li"..
Circular ard Quaker Fans
White and Col. Piqnc
Tine Back Combs, STuO
Enrrr" E"hcs Double and Single
Plain l;nrrt"S, l2Irrs
Thunder and Lightning Hate
straw lihiS"i every color aud style.
Ci"'hiiIy of all styles AMI prices
We hand y"n this short list but if YOU will
bring with You the CASH, We can show
y"" many goods that vii! make Your hearts
leap for joy, aud pay You we'll for coming tit,v
aud even an hundred miles.
Fearing that shnll occupy more suacc
than the Editors Of the Banner" an, Press"
had i'," Kindness (" reserve for us, We shall
max" Int one more appeal
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Headquarters.

Headquarters.
SIXTH REGIMENT :. c. NJ.
July IS, 1879.
ORDER no.
DCRSCANT to nm order from Cen W. C.
l. Muragne, an election will he held for
Major in the Lower battalion uf 9th Regiment
Friday, 10Th August, Next,
10 fiji the ,acnrcy nccnsi"ncl by the rrsuna
ti"n If Mnj j. ". Fos"hc. Captains of com
mandirg companies will advertise and hold a
poll Mt their rrsl'crtiv" parade grounds. Polls
to open md close at the usual hour, according
to law. The Managers will meet at Chalk
Level the next day. conn, the votes aud declare
the election, and ,rnusit the result Of the elcc.
ti"n t" Cen ". {. Mornunr. Capt G..
Bo"zcr. wh" Is the srl!i"r Captain will extend
This "r''rr tir"url."r, lis l'a,tnllion.
WM. CI.INKSCALES
Col. 9Th E.gt ,. {. 81.
J. r. Ellis AdJ',
July 23 II
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FoRD,S
LIVER INVIG0RAT0R.
NEVER DEBILITATES

IS compounded entirely from Gums, ard
l. has become oil established fact n tnown
and approved by ALL .ithat have used Il and
is resorted tnl lsA with confidence In on
the dlacnses for which y it is recommended.
1t has cured thous. ~ lands within the last
two years who hadlS Iyivcn IN all hone. of
relief.as the numerousl 81 unsolicited certificates
in my possessiOnl 'Ishow.
The dose must he n = dnpted to the temper
ament of the individ e iun taking it, and!nsed
in such quantities as to ,s act gently on the bow
els Let the dictates af your judgment
guide YOU in the use |. of tie Liver Invipo-
r"tor nnd It will cure p Liver Complnints, Bill
ii"us attacks. Dysrcp h siu, Chronic D'arrhes
summer Complaints h. lDysentery. Dropsy,
Sour Stomach. Habit. inaI Custiveuess. Chol.
ic. Cholera. Cholera MorLus. Cholera In.
fntum. Flntulcnce ~ lJaunt,irc. F.mal.
weaknesses. (as thols. :. lands can tcs,ifyN IN
in twenty minutes, if - 1.-TWO or three T.ss.
pooniuls are taken n, - commencement of at-
tack i'll
All who use it are Igiving their testimo-
ny in its favor.
Mix Water i'm the Mouth with
The REVigOratOr, and Swallow
bOlh together.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
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AFTER trying several dill. r"E. GOO .rnvh,nea
preferred yonrs on ar.r'nnt { is .i::ii.:.itv
aud the perfect ease with whi"i, il i- Ei.na.:.,!
rs we'll ns the s:Icrgil aud durability Of the
seam. After long experience feel rorurrtent
10 speak In this manner, niri I" cunti..rurv H..
commend it tor every ,r.,iv "f In,I:y ewing -
Mrs. i. B. Spouner, ,i': a. M" Ld.!~r pf E1o.k,
Ign Star.
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New Arrivals.

N ew Arrivals,
" E have this day received large and new
w supply of
Bleached and Brown HOMESPUNS.
Black and Wb;,e Goods for BUSTERS.
Black and White CALICOS.
BED TICKING,
And other articles which we offer at a small,
profit.
MOORE d QUAIFE.
May 81, 1889. 4-tf
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TO PRINTERS.
TNHE Undersigned wishes to purchase a Sec
Il ond Hand Printing Press Washington,
No. 2,TPIeferred) Any Office having one to
'disPose OF may do 80 by addressing me At this
place. stating the condition Of the Press. &c.
P. N. WILSON.
" Abbeville, 8. c.. July IS, 1859.
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