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Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-07-09

DcSu CdTIleu u MlSllW duhd, dllu WcTc ldlu OuL
ON pallets, arranged in large room in the no.
tel. Every care was bestowed upon them
The towns-people were particularly assiduous
in their attentions to the sick, while there were
some 4 or 5 doctors on hand ministering. as
far as possible, TO their wants. The dead bod
les were picked up and laid out in the cars,
with sheets covering their faces. Two men had
worked two hours to get one woman out of
the water. She was, of course dead when re-
covered. the sleeping car seemed to be un-
injured, with the exception of few broken
windows. 1t lay in diagonal direction from
the track. The engine shot some forty feet
distance from the west bank of the ravine, by
which we conclude the train was going at a
rapid rate. The scene on the banks of the
ravine, Mr.. Pardee says, was truly awful, as
one may well suppose, but he says the amount
of human misery among the wounded was
terrible to behold. In the Mishwauka hotel
he saw fine little boy about years old with
his left leg broken, and almost open through
the thigh, with the right cut completely off.
The lad was failing fast, and it is almost i'm
possible for him to recover.
He was one of family of five children,
with the mother, who were going to meet
the father and the husband of this family
Inc mother was killed, daughter is missing,
and another boy is wounded but not serious
ly. He is in the same room with his wretched
brother, while he saw anO..ler of the young
ones, six years old, dead having had his face
| completely cut off. The bodies of the females
We're rot much mutilated. By the dress of
; those wounded Mr. Pardee Judges them to be
mostly sccond-class passengers.
one passenger got out of the sleeping csr
into the current, and was swept along, but in
gong down nc luckily clutched hold of a
tree, and by that means saved himself.
Mr.. Schaub, of Chicago, who had his leg
broken, got Mr.. Pardee to telegraph the fac
to his wife.
| . PARTICULARS.
1t is the wife of Increase c. Sumner instead
of Otis S. Sumner, who was killed by the &C.
cident on the Michigan Southern Railroad
MRS. Otis Sumner was not on the train. Tht
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M. SHERBURNE,
COUNSELLOR AND ATTORNEY AT LAW.-Omce In
Concert Hall Building, St. Anthony Street, St. Paul.
Minnesota, je11
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FTNHE LIVER INVLGORATOR, PRE-,
L PARED by DIR. SANFORD, compoended ent.rel7

- - - - E. ~~.A<C W NhA GU
secured from observation. o.
Beaver Street, to 81, Maidel
Albany, New York,
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1t is the wife of Increase c. Sumner instead
of Otis S. Sumner, who was killed by the ac
cident on the Michigan Southern Railroad
Mrs. Otis Sumner was not on the train. The
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verify. The water fell in torrents, raising all
the smaller streams, after the lapse of a few
hours, to an unprecedented height. tits sup
posed that the drift wood carried down by the
little branch of which we speak, accumulated
on the upper side Of the culvert, and caused
an obstruction that every chip, leaf and float
ing limb made more serious, until the passage
OF the water was almost entirely stopped
The water thus damned up, attacked the en-
bankment, which is of sandy loam, and soon
dissolved it and carried it off, or made it so
SOFT and yielding, that as soon as the weight
OF the tram came upon it, it gave way.
Formerly trussle work occupied the place
OF the culvert and embankment; but it was
removed Tor more permanent structure which
was supposed to be equal to the purpose for
which it was made. The culvert has been
built several years, and up to this time no one
doubted its sufficiency.
The up-train which arrived here shortly af
ter three o'clock from the scene of disaster.
brought several Of the passengers who had
lately been in such imminent peril. From
one Of them We have the following:
The Eastern train left at the usual time on
Tuesday morning at 8 o'clock, but proceeding
rs far as the scene Of the disaster, was una
bic to go any further, and soon after turned
back, and arrived in this city at 81 O'Clock,
Pm. On this train was William NJ. Osgood,
the conductor of the fated train he is bruis-
ed considerably about the head, shoulders
and legs, but his injuries are not of a serious
nature. Mr.. o. has been conductor on the
road for three years past. He was yesterday
confined to his bed at tn. fremont House
where he made the following statement; Mr.
U. is scarcely well enough to give a complete
and detailed account of the accident:
STATEMENT OF THE CONDUCTOR.
l was seated in the forepars of the first pas
senger car at about II o'clock on Monday
night, when suddenly hearl cracking u
the car, as if the car was trembling and shak
ing-then 1 felt the car was plunging, when
got upon my feet to see what was the matter
and tried to reach the center Of the car, bu,
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ISAAC vAM ETTEN. HARVEY OFFICER.
VAN ETTEN Il OFFICER,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNsELLORs AT LAW, ST.
PAUL, Minnesota. mar27
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eV Remember the place,-Cornsr o. Bench and
Wd6ashaao Streets adjoining the Bridge, In the Build
ing formerly occupied by the Post Office.
G. W. MOORE, Proprietor.
October 80, 1883. oct3Odawh
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ID. COOPER.
COUNSELLOR AT LAW. WILL, FOR THE FUTURE
act Counsel only, except in special cases furnish
trial of cases IN the District and Supreme Courts Of
the State, and Of the United States Office in Irvine
Block. may6-dI
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-05

JUST CEIVED
CHI 4 II L Z s Eg o z Z IL z s o N =
No, II, Market Street,
LARGE assortment Of German. French. English and Amer
TOYS, Stseo5coes &C. Payer Balloons from three
feet eaneter viii be sold cheap either wholesale retail.
500 BONES Fire Crackers, TOrpeOe,, and Oib.r Fir
HUI Works.
FRUITS.
PINE Assortment Of Nuts, OF kinds. Paradise Nu;s,a
"A article in this msrse Baiss, Figs, PTunes, Cityon,
CIrrauts, Oranges, Lemons, &c.
EeLACK AMI Green Teas, Spices &c, Jus, received
EsICKEs Preserves Oysters, Lostars sarlnes Frsh Sal
4 mUu5 &c, jus; received.
NHTE Manufacture all kinds Ct Candy and ssit eesr
dess-ig CHARLES EoUERTsog.
OVER 100000 WORTH OF REALESrATE
EGEs SAFE AND HEINZ.
CONSISTING Of Parma, Cou1ry Seats Private Residences
store Houses C0t0es, 0cs, desirable Building Lott
&c, e.. Call BENZ. r. SHIELDS,
mhl6-tE No. &c Cherry Street.
No 90 Cherry viii possible sciy through
the public prints each and every price offered d T. 8
CUMBERLAND COAL.
TEyHE Nashville Coal Company will from IN IS date OF
ter superior Coal at Is and - cents per husel froa
river.
OBce on Cherry street, between Union and Church
u1hi-u
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AIII. WILLIAMSON. ARCHER CEEATRAA
WILLIAMSON Il CHEATMANI,
IMPORTERS
BrandieS, Wines, and Liquors,
AND DEALgRs IN
HAVANA CIGAFSSs TOBACCO, &c, &c,
NO 8 COLLEGE STREET.
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE,

TFyHB undersigned have following pure IJuoEs
Wlnes, &C. which they offer 20 the trade prizes on
favorable ien and respectfully invite purchasers Of those goods
to examine their sock before tsying.
Liquors and Wines purchased direct through Gus.
ton House and be warranted genuine Being determines
sell at low hguresPossesnS the facilities do
ourselves that Oh sGcA Inducements Cash and
Prompt dealers, IS will meet their views.
Rrandicss Gin, huIn and Hhiskies,
Sc and a pipes Fine Cognae 10 bbs superior Rye Whisky
Brsndies choicest brands; very old;
R e R BS9lsP%E @ 90 obs Cd Rye d, o
5do pure Holland Gin Ie1 bbls fns Tenn. Corn DO
@punoheoDsPure W. Rum; 2puncheOns Irish and Scotch
Malt Whisky, best brs-l0s.
100 BASKETS and bxs Champagne 20 do ssu'ernAs
best brands; l0qr casks Sherry;
20 boxes Hoct and Mcseiis; 10 do do old and Gbei
81 DO Hungarian, White and 10 do hsleira;
IS boxes FINE Cl.rets; 10 do Port;
iu0 Table do do do very superior.
- casks London eTeT, best brands;
- do English and scotch Ale, hest brands;
~ boxes Boxers celebrated Wine Btters;
- 90 French Cordals, assorted;
81 do Brandy Cherries;
10 do Curacao, Mareschno and AbsyntSe
Cigars.
100000 genuine Havana Cigars, 100000 German Cigars
'h''''' Or'h1' TohacS s.OO BAL 'i@0F' i'sai'' 90
bxs Pine Virginia Chewing Tobacco, T. W. anderson;
i 10 do do DO do do DO Do 65 ytsofs
- de- Do Do Do "su III s'o'i Fine
boxes ns virginia Chewing Tobacco 'su,erland sine gus
20 boxes ane Virginia Chewing Tobacco, Cam6er FHppsu
Golden Leaf
60 boxes Virginia chewing Tobacco Lsnghorn & Armistead
No. l, Gold Leaf"
| boxes fine virginia Chewing Tobacco, "AIen'Si"
80 boxes best Tennessee DO do.
Is boxes 'esn Smiths celebrated ''wst and Pancakes
Danvie Tobacco equal not superior, to any ever Oaers
WILLIAMSON & CREATHAM,
aapQ No CclI sfrasr- N.sAy ,lp. Tam
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ftsC1 up the store house5 on The corner CT
C4ERRT AND CEDAR STREETS,
Ter tie purpose Of carrying on regular business in the
NEW YORK STYLE.
He purposes having regular Bill q Fare, with prices attached
enabled - suit both pockets aud appes ofhs
customers carge than they get This eeE
ne city, and he hopes b strict attention to his business
puac patronage lie feels certain OF succs with his
iumOrtsfFL the Ecbe, he VII furnish
public dinners the shortest notice He ao keeps hand
large stock ol
CIFARS CHEWING TOBACCO. WINS 4 Nd L{QUORS
HhiI-diy J. MOORE.
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II a COOPER beys respectfully calf the sttsntion q his
4. friends and tho public generally, t 10 has been ap
pointed TIE sole assnt II Nashville for =. B. RlEnrs
Celebrated Cooking Range. admitted By all to be
superior t9sDTthng os comprising al the reqEe
nents for per the c1ilnsFs in all Is branches. reag
also great econonr CT fe and for nsstness and comfort
stands unriYalled Give call and judge fer yourselves
II. 4. CoAPER. Agent Plumber, &C.,
.r No. Market Etreet. Nashville. Tenn.
Manufacturer Of Copper ill., and Sheet Iron Wee, and deal
cs il sn Kinds o. Stoves Baths CLOSETS, Wash bowls, o
rnh1l--S56n z p E't =
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A. PI u q q,
IMPORTER or HAVANA CIGARS.
DzAIEE ru
FINE CssE ~ Hltss TOBACCO.
NO. Union sAmG A mRrEcaR BgsiIdsnC.
Cherry street, nea= the Post CfgiSe.
EASE1FELETs. TENNESSEE.
PINTO respectfully announces N tbe
"a public a. NASHVILLE, hat &c has lust osfed 80 AZ
CS, received airey Fuin tagaua, Is OrisznI,
cn - eurs 20 aAe % sase Or retail There ay aIEsya
ee ios me oi1enlo q hsss.aa, iuerisls onchersoa
ares Oltass Ces,ofe Aba ogT exec lenl tans.
Warrington; Fl Sults,,:
CerYan1ess a Rlor a. ar,-~o-
GngeEa5dads "a SeF.
NecOIianas IA T1ouE.tfo.
= FFinetYeS II NoH Plus ultra
SDesuehoss La isabel
a4efetni La GeTeNs
lnIatiEabief hfOr sc EuiadasS
ElsaroB Plenty Of Room
Rartdg ass Ter ue y. "a. NJ
Flor de Morales; Union TaeFs
La Celina: Sc. -.
f-blO-itE
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HORACE Il. HARRISON,
ATTOSNEF AZ LAW,

No. 2 q 2 t.
(Opposie tie C5sEotic C1urcE, 8as5cigs, 7egessee)
VN7ILI practice in the several Courts held in Nashville and
w in the Chncery and Circuit Courts at McAE-yie.
mhi9-dti. -- T.
EtASH PAID for Bacon lard, Wheat, Fruits, Com
Oats, and all kinds Of Western produce y No. 10 Bros
Strset, Nashville, Tenn IRWIN a co
lana dtwSv It
VALUABLE ZEAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
VANISHING make other Investments propose sell
Ne heal Estate 40 Davidson county, as follows
THAT SUaSU EsFsAN Residence,
suatedon the franklin Turnpike within half mile Of the city
and opposite residence Of the late Joseph " Horton,
Containing abOut Forty acres.
This perhaps, commanding theyciny Of Nash
ve aud desirable country residence The house will
Be sold IS 0G land the purchaser map choose
THAT VALS Able EARM,
known the sims Tract situated the Smith Turnpike old
Lebanon within three miles Of Nashville containing 800
acrrs The soil good we'll EDtered and tmbered and
bedyided tracts Of twenty and UPWARDS, all Of
which admiralty adapted for country residences market
dens and dairy farms. Also, that
BEAUTIFUL FARM
on same road now occupied T. c. Nc belt, and formerly
owned 5y Thos arng, cont ming about go acres This
paeei so we need further desc tOn II VIII
also be divided purchasers T. G. AcCsnptell will show
these places any who viii cali.
All the above property viii be sold reasonable terms, and
on a credit of two, three and four yezrs.
Apply A. v g. Lindsey, Nashville or to either Of ne I'M
dsrSignds, IA0s- 7: AeC AMf DeA,.,,
nha EsaYiIs,
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''The upper part thereof was whey.
The neither orange mixed With gray.
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white beard is so exceedingly distinguished
ibat syarv man hose hair ITemG,urely urrs should
10 LA 80 v,ar II: while for an old mans face il is
So soften;re a vail, SO winning an embellishments
tbsti il wonderful how such an advantage could
80 1f,Gvn That cid age should be al
ers lanp BEARDED 10 be properly vailed and veneer
chile is The feeling, we SIe sure, q e'ely toT'r Of
nature rs we'll q every cuAl'H'su anu ue4efeh'lsi
hsart-LOHdoa Topa TG.E
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COTTON AND TOBACCO FACTORS,
Corner of broad aud Market Streets,
NASk1H WILLIE, TENNESSEE.
GROCERIES,.
VTTE receiving Of the largest snd most desirable
wv Groceries offered ths trade by
10 the city, to wit:
& hhds New Orleans Sugar;
$50 tags do do Cofee
20 barrels Plantation Molasses;
45 Is do do do.
465 boxes Star Candies;
1900 kegs assoyted Nails;
50 boxes f2ilog Candles,
30 barrels Crushed Sugar;
Is boxes X Cheese;
IS do ED do
300 barrels Whisky, all brands;
2 casks Imported French Brgndyil
5 d. HOLLAND Gin:
$50 boxes Family Soap;
$50 boxes Fresh Ralsins;
lOO 4 do do do
Is x do do do
$50 boxes FRESH Cove Oysters
lI65 bsgs Fine Salt;
799 do Coarse DO
s3500O0g Cigsrs all brands
IFS boxes Chewing Tobacco, all gsdes.
With many other articles MENTION all Of which
will sell at uausJlliy low prices to cash dealers
dscs-t FISHER, WIRELESS & co.
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A. REyA & co.
20. 80 South Market Street,
CoSr DcO-s EoUsE, srsEsr)
az EssRS. A. RIVA CO. direct importers Vine, Cog
IIA nag, Brandlss, Domestic and Havana ogars have
moved to Market street, No. door above assa
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THING,
AND
M TER CHANT TAILORs.

Mems Youths Boys Ready 8ada Clothes and Furpish
lg Goods We invite The ssniion Of
sylesot Goats, Pants Vests n cklie- Hory Gloves susn-
deTs aid Hankerrhiefs Celebrated spring Shoulder sr5s
Draw e-s Cnderh and s,5 e q goods sspa
mems wear We also have insCi i1u 20 The above
Cloing superior lot q Cot Cashmere Yesnas, Dap
&c Aie and Linen Drilugs, which MAKE 20 and guar
antee N 70 please the sa goods sold %
We guarantees 20 b reseuic Ne Would partcuary cali
tkeattsnton O buyers 70 The seand srment
most or which were made up 0rsIand aarrans
the Euck 70 stand.
WARD, BERMTNGHAu q CO..
Praclcal Taiiors,
No. % South sils Puzzle square.
\. B.-CIofblng cut 70 order. ~.
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The County Court for Davidson Cou1IV
AtING granted letters Of administration the
OF Jhares P Mcguire, deceased; all per-sns pdst r.
aid estate hereby BotGedto imedia.s payment a
al persons hay elsns against said esat are hereby nofed
TO preseE them ne any Proved within the time prescribed
by law J. B. JOHNSON,
tunsS9-d9m Administrator fE Charles p. MaTzira
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Important 10 Ladies!
And all PersOns v o desire TO PuFchase the
VERY BEST SEWING MACHINE
F1zIeR HAS TER BEET LyTENTED.

MISS n. p. HUNT would respestfully auuouncs. that
I'VE having secured s Agency tie entire state % u-
nrssee, 10 sell
"a EiniEIe's Improved Sewing Machines,
sue has just arrived o New York and taken e D. 9
EE = Cherry erect Ehege she will be pleased 20 eS1it
daily, icTa short time. these NEW AND BEAUTIFUL ma
CHIMES Also. 70 GIVE Instructors their ali shomay
purchase E, Machine JcrF.sd % give perfect satisac-
ton They viii sew, eFuay the fabric and The thick
e cloth They make ifui. stronr, elastic stitch, tulth
goaoie ueu and Hih The Appearance upon 10th sdss
4hy Work With great rapy, without noise. sud veil
aapelto plantation Ladies respectfully invited
cali and ses ;hen in operation, ard specimens q WORK.
particulars apply - above
spS-G
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COPARTN EARS HIP.

HAVE this day associated With in business Mr. JAMES
W CAIN, of Decatur, AlssIns The business will hereafter
bs conducted In tie and tsye o: CAIN CORNELlCS
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INTERESTING
KTE have been authorized By parties Virginia dispose
W Of all
RERNAET LOTS OF TOBACCO
We hold, from
Twenty to Fifty Per Cent Lower
than they have offered tS market. Among thess
lots will be found
FINE TOBACCO
sold in the State, believing the idea COED
concluded sell all the CT Cigars upon the
sane terms, make rOCn for the IargestsiJek Of
TOBACCO AND CIGARS
held any Terneses House. Those wishing avail them
selves Of good thing viii call early At
J. ". LANGLEY & co.'s
octs-tf "A Union street
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No. z Union street,
complete stock o. Fan and Writer
DRESS AND REANTILEaA TRIMMINGS.
0MPBISING ail assortment OF plain and hguroi Velvet
Ribbons, Gallons, Rr1gss, Bage G1ps, Grape Trimmings,
Belts Buttons BIlds Bugir Buttons b., SC, all of which
cHielyn best that could be got ia the Eastern Msrtss
Is.ocE Of:
Tephin TEerino and Shetland Wool,
Embroidered BTads Silks Crochet, Embroidery spool
Cott0ns Eellas other material for KNITTING, Nsng I'm
brodery ard Crotc WorE comFiete and srr in variety
quantity Than ever. We also continue 70 msnufaciure
Frin@es, Tassefss BuTtOns. COrsdss Se.,
To order usual, and Eill IT. 70 suit al and eYeFybody
seuI2-tf
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The State OF South Carolina.
ABBEVLLLE DISTRICT
In Equity.
Robt. W. Lites, ct. al,
Joel w. Lites. ct. al.
pURSUANT TO order Of Court, will cell,
Il on Sale Day in November next, (7tb,j
at Public outcry. at Abbeviile Court House
the Real Estate of Abram Lites decd, con-
tanning about Twelve Hundred and Twenty.
seven acres, O227) more or less, on waters Of
Long Cane and Curl Tail Creeks, aud bounded
6y lands of Bartholomew Jordan. Augustus
II. Morton and others
Terms.-A credit Of one and two years. ith
interest from day of sale. Purchaser 10 give
bond with ut least two good suretes, pay the
costs IN cash and pay for papers.
WIN. II. PARKER, c. .E.A.p.
Commissioners Office, Sept. 3, 80. 4t 49,
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Tho State of South Carolina.
ABBEIILLE DISTRICT
In Equity.

admir-, { Bill to foreclose Mort.
vs.. gage, DC.
Zacharial Carwisle.
DURSUANT to order of Court, will sell at
i. Public Outcry, at Abbeville Court House.
of Land described in the Bill lying on Long
Branch, waters of Little River, bounded by
lands of George Shirley, John r. Wilson. and
others, and containing three hundred and fly.
six acres, more or less
TERMS CASH. Purchasers to pay for pa-
pers.
WIN. II. PARKER, c. E. A. D.
Commissioners Office,
October 8. 1859. SO ids.
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THEY KNOW "NO SUCH WORD AS FAIL
NEITHER HAVE
GRAY & ROBERTSON
"FAILED" THIS SEASON
IN MAKING THEIR STORE ONE
OF THE PRINCIPAL
ATTRACTIONS OF
ABBEvlLLE.
WE ADVISE YOU
Turn your footsteps to the Fair Ground,
Through your fields Of snowy cotton,
Through the swamrs and through tho bottoms,
Over fences, and over branches,
Wading creeks, and fording rivers
Til you reach tho model Fair Ground,
And the clearing round about it.
Of your crops bring on the samples.
Corn. Tobacco, Rice and Sugar,
Beets, and turnips, wheat and cotton,
Sugar cane, and sweet potatoes
Horses, mules, and horned cattle,
Bring up everything that shall
Give you wealth and give you glory,
From HE loom, the lath and engine,
Come with wife and all your children,
Bring the rosy checked, pretty, hahies,
Bring tho babies. and their rlaythings
To the Agricultural Fair,
Aud pay your quarter for admission,
When the Orator of the day
Shall then tell you of the story,
Tell you how your farm to manage,
Tell you all he knows about it,
Tell you to your own advantage,
Tell you about your productions,
How to money you can turn them,
1'y sending them off to various nations
Far away to every country,
Far across the conquered ocean,
To people who live far beyond tho
Kind accommodating ocean.
should you ask us why this jingling,
In an instant We should answer,
Money! Money!! Money!! Moncy...
Which every where receives rcspcct,
urcat respect and vQneration,
Bring your thrips, your dimes and quarters,
Aud your bright and shining dollars
Your potent and your mighty dollars,
Called by "Ye poets, Ye filthy lucrc,"
TO the store of Gray s. Robertson.
tray Robertson, ut the Corner,
NO. 1. GRANITE RANGE,
THE POPULAR
DRY GOODS STORE.
WE OFFER MANY ATTRACTIONS
IN NEW FASHIONABLE
STYLES OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
TO sTANGERs AND VISITORS
WHO ARE CERTAINLY
EXPECTED TO -
VISIT ABBEvILLE DURING THE GREAT
AGRICULTURAL FAIR.
NONE SHOULD LEAVE
BEFORE EXAMINING OUR STOCK.
CALL AND SEE OUR STOCK
READY FOR THIS SEASONS SALES.
CALL AND SEE AT QUE
POPULAR pRY GOODS STORE
AS HUNDREDS OF
ADMIRIxa CUSTOMERS HAVE VISITED
THIS POPULAR MART.
SINCE We RECEIVED OUR
NEW STOCK. - s,,...s
y AND BY THEIR
LIBERAL PATRONAGE
FULLY ATTEST TIE TRuHu
tSt ~ S--AA- -. - :. Jt.ys
OF OUR STATEMENT
.5# TO THE PUBLIC 5.%S
OF OFFERING THE BEST GOODS ~
ri THAT COME TO THIS MARKET. \
AT TRULY POPULAR PRICES, a., !.
this SHALL BE s[AT4
4 ~ OUR MOTTO
THE VERY FINEST GOODS.
w. 7: THE r hacHEar GOODS, & ...I
a'aITHE MOSS, Dlsr1NauR GOODS, ~ u
.psn isffI,2 Ha3fdsiA-.- & 3Il1 -, Z - "A
al ,:;i tsairg:s BuTsAlL ~ slf 5,i,::is M yt,I
hng rtStt: te6s5s 80 s -fyA li 3. .' g. g. /,
1ssaion AT MoDBRATEn nPRaOEss sds Jes.ts. /
-1{J ,aI|na Sdl aflijF Fx..a- & & ssj.5I - yn,,, ~
p sas,.a 'gAEL'4AD SEE Us caa..:fsy /,
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DRY dooDS ,HsFA ABLIsHAENF.I
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Y!o~ EXPECTATIONS Id ,''.s!,
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ESTES-AK y NoTICE-,
TOLLED before me, by JOHN Chandler, ,one
i saRRFL NARE.Niah white legs and
blazed face supposed TO be fifteen years of age,
and appraised ct Twenty five dollars by James
,Magill, J. r., Ellis and A. p. Lindsay. The
Mare can be fodhdset John Chandlef's, two
paiiss west ief tis Long Cane Mills.sfa3 sslg.F-
/ 4s5 Ssa5 u ssR.fH HAWTHORN, Magst.
,Espsa0 aast Hsa :rty,>es. pi,5ss ID! a. it,
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LAND SALES,
BY TIE COURT OF ORDINARY

BY TILE COURT OF ORDINARY.
1HHE Real Estate of Robert Smith,, decd,
Il will be sold by Public Auction, (for par:
tition) at Abheville c H.. OH Sale Day in No.
vember next; comprising one hundred and
tlilrty-nine acres, more or less. situated in Ab-
beville District. on Mulberry Creek, adjoining
lands Of John Roderick, VIM. Strawhorn. and
others ,-----...-.
Tern,s-jla months opsdit, Purchasers giving
premises, If deemed necessary, to the Ordinary
and the costs TO be paid in Cash. .,....'..
".$ ~ !. JoSEPHT. MOORE, 8. 4. n. :
Oct.7, 2S-4t Il a.;a 3s-,'.z.