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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-05-12
ETAT DE IA LOUISIANA.
Paroisse do Quest Baton Rouge.

CoUR DU slxIEME DISTRICT JrDlC1AIRE
nans aaire de la succession de Rosalie Paleau ep-
ouse decedee dAuguste Hebert, Sr. No. 537.
A TTENDu que Brlisaire Iieber, CONNIE adm inis-
IA trateur, a enregistre un tableau ct compte 6nal
de son Administration dams la rusdite succession
Avis ct par presentes donne que toute opposi-
ton legale lhomooga do dit tablcau devra etre
a;te bureau du Greer de cstte paroisse dams les
trene jours gu, suvront Ia premiere publication Je
Get avis.
". B. CHBMBELLlN, Grenier.
Bureau du Greffer, Avril 20. 1860
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Fiat DE LA LOUISIANA.
Paroises de Quest Baton Rouge.

COUR DU SIXIENE DISTRICT
Dams aaire de Ia succession de fen Agricoe bernard
No. 567.
4 TTENDu que J. Sareisse Landry comme admiu,s
~ trateur de la dte succession. a ce jonr enregis
tire lie compte Ia bledu final ce son admnistrat ton
de la usGite succession-
Avis est par crs presentes donne que tcute opposl-
ton legale lhonologatiou du tabeau uev-e
etre faite Bnrean Greffier de parolssia
dams les trente ouIs qu suivrout Ia remiere punDi
cation des presentes.
". B. CH4MBERLIN, Grefher.
Bureau du Gretier, A.rll IS, 1850
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RECEIVE FEW DAYS

. fne asOrtment OF ChiIdrens' abs and GIGS.
Having purchased . large quantity of mater,alfrom
the manufacturers, my facilities for repairing are
complete, and with first rate work men and pscious
rooms, am prepared to repair NIL kinds Of carraees
with dispatch, and reasona ble.terms.
Plantation work attended to usual. Just receiv
ed two pair ot excelleeA TIMBER WHEELS complete
Of Busby h Little make at the Planters Emporium
corner Of Church aud Main streets, Baton Rouge La
uovl3 WE TCNNARD
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DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
THE Copartnership heretofore existing under the
L name and style Of BAkBEE + BENJAMIN is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. The debts are as
~umed. anil the dues will be collected by S. Benja-
MN, who will hereafter conduct the business at their
old stand 10 his own name.
o. BARBEE
s. BENJAMIN.
Baton Rouge, May 5th. 1860
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish of East Buion Rouge,

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish of East Boion Rouge,
Sixth DISTRICT COURT.
In the succession of Mrs Eliza Russell wife of ".
W. kincheloe, decd. No. 5So.
DY virtue Of commission to me directed in matter
ID o! the above numbered and entitled succession,
from the sixth judicial district court, holding session
in and for the parish of We Baton Rouge, State OF
Louisiana bearing date the 23-d day of March A.. D.,
1860 will be offered for sale to the last and highest
bidder at the Court House in this parish of West Ba
ton Rouge on
Thursday, 18th day Of May next,
1860, At IL O'Clock 4. the herein described prop
elty, towit
COMMUNITY PROPERTY.
lst. About ffty-two of land situated in this
parish at the Ferry Landing bounded above and hack
by lands OF John A. Iaugherty, below by those Of J..
c. Patrick, and IN front by the Mississippi river
Sal! land being laid out in town lots. appears by
fgui atve plan of the same deposited in the Record
ers Office of this pal sh with the buildings and i'm
provements thereon.
End. Another tract Of land also situated in this
parish beng and designated as sect 26; in town
thirty nine 2tl0o acres with the Improvements
thereon.
TERMS OF SALE.
The land to be soli-one- third Gas and the bal
ance in one, two and three year from the day Of
sale the purchaser to give good endorsed notes and
mortgage retained until final payments Of the notes
I. BERGERON.
West Baton Rouge, Apr,l7th 1860. o.. S.
0nn TOWN LOTS Mt Ferry Landing
AVO opposite the ci'v OF Baton Rouge, La.
Tsrn,s-nne fourth Cash. the balance one two and
three years, with eight per cent per annun from
date until paid.
W " K1NCHE1 OK.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF WEST BATpN ROUGE,
sixth DISTRICT COURT.
In matter Succession Of Auguste Hebert, Sr, dece-
ased No. SIS.
N'HEREAs Belisaire Hebcrt has filed final 1ab!eau u
W and account of his adm nistration Of the above
succession
Notice is hereby given that all legal opposition to
the homologaton Of said account .pu-t he filed the
Office of tie Clerk of this parish within thirty days
from the first publication hereof
W B. CHAMBERIIN,
Clerks Office. April 2S, 1860. Clerk.
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N ottoe q

N q ttoe.
vINHE subscribers being compelled to wind up the
l. business Of the late firm speedily as possible
requests al those indebted to come forward and
close their accounts by note or othtrwie. To those
having yearly accounts the notes will be charged up
without interest, and seceipt given account.
: BENJAMIN
for BARBEE l. BENJAMIN.
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New Livery Slahle.

6NASTLE KFAN. ha> .ns purchased the we'll known
~ Stables on Third stl eet. formerly owned bv Rob
ert Beal, beg leave to inform the publ generally
that as soon practicable. they intend to fit up
their establishment in not to be su rpa
by any other Livery stable in the South They will
have new supply Of carriaget, Buggies. and other
vehicles. we'll Carnage, Ruggy and Saddle Hor
"-n fact every acc mmoda tion for travellers. plea
parties and Others be had at rea BILE and
:tisfactory rates HENRY 4. CASTLE,
A. MILTON KEAN.
Having sold to Messrs. Castle L Kean the Livery
be on Third street, known ~ &. Bears Livery
t'ble." take this method Of recommending my
uccessors to my patrons and the travelling commu.
ty believing thai ehey will give full satisfaction tc
al their customers.
ROBERT BEAL
Baton Rouge, La, april 2S, 1859.
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Avs d'Eleetion.

T1NE election sera tenue Lundi le lame jour de
u Mai proclaim, 1860. (ceci etant le .me Lund' du
dit mois) dams les suivantes arrondesemens du Jur,
de Police, pour representer ees dit arrondissemens
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8pot 4 Shpe Sture.
NE success with which have met with in nv
L business has induced the addition of many new
styles Of
Ladies, Gents, Misses 4 Ch;ldren's.shoes,
to my 1lready new and desirable stock and being
ANXIOUS to retain the favor of the public and
SERVE WITH SATISFACTION
respectfully solicit continuance Of their patron
age, and examination of my
. r. o0 *
assured. as they may be that it shall be my con.
slant care to give satisfaction both as regards
quality and Price,
have also, great variety of Hans;
FELT, STRAW, PANAMA &C.,
which will be sold at reasonable prices
A. h HuGUEr,
Laurel, between Laf. and Third sts., B. Rouge.
May 5th. 1860.
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Horsh cad Hoops!

n ABROAD NOTICE.-From and after the
II 6rst day of eptember, 1859, the will leave
for Crosse Tete At O'Clock and thu Ferry Boat will
leave the Ferry Landing 1t 3K O'Clock
C. H. KEESE,
au 10 Eonducte b. R.. G. T.. l. O. r. R.
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Silver-Plated Ware, or pure
Alba tA.
YVable and Tea spoons,
Table and Desert Forks,
Decanter stanoa,
Wine Castors, Pie an1 Fish Knives Cake Baskets,
Soup. Cream and Gravy Ladl 4, Card Baskets, a
Sugar Tongs and Shovels
Mustard spoons and Sugar sitter, Butter cups and
Spoon Holders.
Cups Mugs, Molasses Jugs Salt Spoons, Castors.
Butter Knives, Pitchers, Table and Tea Knives
in cases.
aue3l-3w PIPER & BRADFORD.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Perish Of Vest Boton kouge,
SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
In the matter Of tne succession Agricole bernard
deceased No. 567.
AIHEREAS J. Narcisse Landry as alministrato tor
w has this day ilc, final tabl-au and account
Vi MS administration in the above succession
NOllCk is hereby gwen, that all legal opposition
to the homologation Of said must be lied IN
the Clerks Office of SAID Parrish within thirty da
IRON the puUlicat on hereof.
W b. cHANBERIIS, Clerk.
Clerks Office, April .s, 1850.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish OF West baton houge.
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT
In matter of the Succession Of Marie Ada Landry de-
ceased. No. 600.
4 MARANTH Landry, (widow J. B. Hebert \ has
~ uled hnal account Of Ter dmIlstratun of
aau estate, and calls upon all parties interested to
snow cause why the same should be hon,olvgated
ano make the Judgment of SAID Court within thirty
lays iiom tie nrst pu utilization hereof
W. CHANBERLIN, Clerk.
Clerks GfRce. Nay 9Th l>,0.
ElAl DE LA LOUISIANA.
Paroissc d'Est Baton Houge.
coUR DU s'XiEME DISTRICT JuDiClAIRE.
Dams affaire de la de Marie Ada Ian lry
4 TrENDU que Amaranthe Landray (veuveJ B. He
"A beit ce jour enregstre tabi.au final
ue on administration dan, la ute succ.s ssioll-
Avis est par p:eSentes dome que toute opposi.
ton legaie lhomu legation du dit tab-au sera en-.
res'ste dams Ia bureau rei de la dite Paroisse
ans les trente jours qui suvront Ia premiere publ
ca'on de Get avis W. B. CHAMBLKLlN,
mai, oMe, looo. Greffier.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Of Vest Buton Rouge,
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT
In matter succession of hn Nolan, deceased. No.
466.
DY virtue of a commission to me directed in
ID matter OF the aforesaid succession from tue
,.xth district tou OF sad i.arish, bearing date
Harc', 10th. 1860. will De oit-rrd for sale public
auction to the last and highest bidder FOR CASH, at
The Court House of this parish
Saturday. 10Th day of May next,
A. D.. 1880 st II "'clnck n. the following proper
ty belongit to the successor of James Nolan de-
CEASED 1o-wit:
A certain league Of land situated in Falls Coun
~, the side Of the Brazos River in the State
VI Texas.
THEO. BERGERON
West Baton Rouge April = lso. n. s.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-05-12

Carpets.
NOW adoat and to arrive in three weeks, the lar
~ gest and most varied assortment ever offered IN
thus market Of
Tapestry Brussels.
=" lngrains,
super6ne I"
Extra Fine
Union
Two and three Plys. List and Hemp Carpets. vii.
ton, I.pestry, Brussels apd Tuted Rugs, Hassocts,
Cocoa, han'Iia, Skeleton and English Mats.
Manufacturer and our English Carpets from the i'm
porter'by one Of our house in person, we shall get
the goods in time for the public examine them and
compare the prices with the New Orleans market, a.
We shall be able to sell Carpets low a. they can be
purchased in any Southern market
aug l3y. PIPER + BRADFORD.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
Improved Gaslight Apparatus.

Il He underMgned respectfully calls the attention
Of Planters and the public generally to his Gas
Light Apparasus sna its established economy
and advantages any other kind of ght for Puh-
lie Buitdings Private Residences, Sugar Hou-
"a, etc. H. has abundant conclusive and satisfac-
tory testimonials. where his Gae Light Apparatus is
in operation: that there = saving Of IS per cent
in money! besides all the labor that has necessarily
bestowed on Ol Lamps any other kind of liquid
nov in use. The Capitol at Baton Rouge is now lit
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Piper s. Bradford
=. Fape1. "A. bfao1Otu.
HOUSE FURNISHERS e. CAB.
MET MAKERS.
Furniture,

WE are daily receiving large additions to ou
w stock Of furniture aud many articles intro
duc-d for the erst time in th,s market.
augo. PIPER d BRA DFORD.
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-.,v,-.s..,,: HAVING s,ond Tie f"st ever
HtSS five years With tle:grsatest salts
>oIIrfYC faction TO all wesrrrs~ ~(ns is -v.
denred by test ,p,on ials fro E'nticns. aud irst
Chemists and medical men Of ,ha day. it en-.
,tir-Iy surpasse -sthe ordinary BisfIi6dss An
sharp edges are sy"i1"d there is no need of
sSx, ract iia any tesfl, 6r roofs,& and are ayee-
fourtI,s lighter thar any :oy,.rs; there is no
taste Of any kind and cainot be effected hy
any acid. Dr. s., has nlso 4 white enamel
cement, the only stopping for, front teeth
which rttains ,ia natural color: ThsHoai srnT
sirxe Ter th can be ,tiliel without pain. DR. s..
,gtfrrs.lh- f"llo%ipx refrrcnceses
DR.. $Dure,hns., Pr ,fesSpr Of Chemistry Dr..
Valentine. Mnt DR.. Pratt. DIR, Sims, DIR. GRAY
Ilr. Hef4twit5. Dn Green. Dr.: Lord. Dr. West
Hon q Man,,,, yrs Capt CrahIrde. v p Of the
senigratloh compapy. T ., Besrs.s Esq. aud
,mapy o:lrersspf .Ns&, York; Hon +: M Wayne
.Iudg"af th.. Supreme CrutE Ssblty. 'of
Ga. Dr. Pfgi"s. Dr.s e1sk. of
.lalaashis @sss fer IlsniItSn; nil ssssg sirlts-
from Fifty Dollssss-s Par9Rt sssefs frAp Ave
dollars, per tooth. fSiranesrb tnn ha zf~hole
;sstysr.isl ;msde;ia ~ bonrs And 6arrap.ed
ice, :ss.' sxf 81. "a "a ehiHx my
s|s &, Isss e
s6a c. tbnst aay s. s 2. = Z
A.R'a ., " - ), 80.
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~ What, s6roae.iss bss, ior g. I Finger 10
reach high notes with IA soat.hroat. :.
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PRIpE.-TLe devils s,ratage,n, who, like
an expert wrestler. usually gives p man a
littbetore he gives him throw.-South.
D"bbs thinks that instead Of giving cred
it to whom credit is due. the cash had bet
ter be paid. Dobbs should not lie. imperti-
nent.
Fun is worth more than physic, and who
ever invents or discovers a new source Of
supply deserves the pame Of public ben
rfactor. ~ *
True friendship increases as life's end ap
proaches. just as the shadow lcng!hcns with
every degree the sun declines toward its set
ting.
As to fiatterv. tho current commodity Of
the world on which fashion iiv"s and
thiires, it is, n: most, u lie in its best
clothes.
A mind too vigorous aul active serves
ou'y TO c"usnme the body To which it IS
joined, as Tie richest jewels are soonest
found to wear their settings.
some persons seem to suppose that, rs
soon rs they have hreakfasird. it is their
hnuu'!en duty to s..v"tr themselves entirely
t" III" g'ea! business Of the day thinking cf
dinner.
A man can Do without his own appr"ha-
ton in s"::"ty. rat be must NIX, c'rat cx
cr''o"< t" gain it wiilsn alone; &i'l'outsil
solitude is No, to tetn;!ui.J. 80
II misfortune comes into vonr house. he
pa'ie'; anil smile pleasantly. and it will
stalk GU, again, for i. can't bear chcc, iul
company.
RS Why sa fool like needle q He h:.s
an cv.. bat no head.
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s.To dribble away life says fSVe Walter
Scott. in exchanging bits of painted paste.
board rou"d a green table, 70, the pa!,ry
concern Of few shi'lings, cansen'y be ex-
cnsed in folly or experimentation. II is like.
| riding ON a king horse, where your utter
most exeIlion never carries you foot for
ward ;ifisss kind Of mental ,readmiI, sbere
you are Perpstually climbing, but can 6ever
rise an inch
sw't = not the produce study: 1t comes
almost as unexpectedly on the speaker as
I9A The hearcr; one Of the first prin, iples
''Sf it is good temper; the arrows Of wi, ough.
| always 10 be feathered will, smies-when
they fail in that they become sarcasm. {,
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Fun AT HoME.-Dop't he afraid Of
little fun at home, good people! Don't
shut up your house lest Tho sun Should
fade your carpets; and sour hearts, lest
hearty laugh shak" down some Of the mus
',y old cobwebs there! If yon want to
ruin your sons, let them think that all
mir,h and social enjoyment mist be left on
the threshold without, when they come
home a, night. When once home is re-
gardcd a. on!ya placeto eat. drink. and
sleep in, the work is begun that ends in
gambling houses and reckless drgra'lation.
Young people must have fun AMI r+laxa.
ton somew here; if they do pot find it a,
their own hearthstones. it will l,r sought ut
other, and perhaps less profitable places.
Therefore, let the fire burn brightly at night
and make the homestead delightful with all
those little arts tha, parents SO perfectly u"-
ders'anl. Don't r"press the huoysnt spir
its "f your children; half an hour Of ner,
rimen1 round the lamp and freight Of a
home bots out the remembrance Of many
a care and annoyance during the dav, and
the safeguard they can take with them into
tie world is the unseen influence Of II
lrigitsiittie domestic sancum.
zA-~.-.~
Fon BE7TEn,|FoR WoRsE.-Whcn a
man lows a woman. before h. tries to win
her. he will have, il he loves Irtr unsr|f>hlv
and generously. nary doubt ncerninu
ho'' her arI hn,s.'f III fact. rs crcr
read somewhere, when a man truly loves
a woman. ne woul.l not r,s:rrv her un"n
any acc"un, unless !c YVES quite certain he
wa- the tes, person she cnu!'l possibly mar
rv." Bat as soon as she loves him, and
he knows it. and is certain that, however,
uuwcl;;iv he may he. or however many
fhuits she may ro>scss-l never told yon
YOU we've an angel. did I, lit.Ie lady a.
;:i"y lave cast ,hrir lot together, chosen
rMe another For better. COR w"rsc'-'hrn
the fac" of ;!,ings is entirely charge II"
has lis hight, c!uar and strong as no other
human being can have with r"galdSto her
she H;,s hrrs"!i given them TO hinr; aid If
he has any mauiiness in lin he never will
le.' Item go, but hold her FAST forever aud
ever.
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Did the horseman who ACQUIRED The plain
uss soapi .
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Many institutions are properly called
sena'' mari les, for they do not half ,eacl, any
thing. ;.
y A bed of gold is mine of wealth; but
boy whose father is very rich is minor
[of wealth.
Many writers profess great exactness in
npnc, ,nation, who never yet made point
What tree represents person who per.
siss in incurring deb.s s-Willor, Twill
owe) se.,~- ~
D "a gentleman who spoks ofbsving been
straek by = lady auy, wass aasissd ,o
kin ,l,es ROD. d. s. =
Rssolutions taken without lbonght, bring
disastlss witI,oul remedy. s,i5 55..5=5 :.
Would d Lo,arist eiassity TIE Ghost j,
Hant,ss +E 5pss 81 deadly night
snaos s"s' s.s.s - $50: y tsssssg, Fssz s /.
N yop Buy what you: s:hase,no oncsss;ol
for, yeb " wiilll hsssfo seif what yoasad
.net Spass 3. s,ss: s. ~ q. =, .
: Micbelet. ik iks. Il sess ssss,bess sib / sssi,ts tia
every folly Of Nonah Is Born of Che stupidi
" Of man.
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:.
CI5s:KOEAs s;E REMEDY.


IN i3FH'' be thIe 5Or GnnrrhT.I
ind all DiSrasrS of the Urinary Organs.
IN!IlS Remedy "nr.s'wh-n all other prepare q,
ti"ns fail. !, j. rutirri, Ii TX" rv of her
compound. containing no mi nrrI p"isnn "r
S"""~ Er,tg. ns IT. il s.lr"pirr'l SOLELY fr"n Rocts.
6"rEs eEd Lrdrcs. AID has Iie.n hnnl-l tirwr
Iad"S II is"if-, e.i To .~ l,rihIic on its uu Il in
rrlns'e m"ins. 1t r"'f"n. ia 'uty qn;"hlv aud
th"r'nGh'v. The 'of1r'ao'me ri e'ther.s-x Hf
hr rel.at toy using tI.i- RGn, Il lnst-,af jnm eig
ih.'nsc!,- -s AT ,h- ",v otsn'nr Qu,GS ur Rr0>
i'',s"; This Rt"'dY strikes at the worry Root@f
h''istasc: t. '"nG'ne, is not stup;y t" ensl'-nd
'hs prison. but !" J.. E,",e he chus- an wH..h it
'i-r"'s-iMl direction, in r"rup pi''-t t"rn nr-
c"mlmny e'c!. bofiie.-f4.be SPECIFY ard l-rrna-
net r"ii-t afforded hriitis kr,ncdv, IN MI c.ses
"t Gon"rhna. tier. Grasek' Structure F2nor al
hvs, Irh'hs !" h+a"otf'. and all Diseases "f The
Urinary Organs. has u.'"rishe'l the most scieh-
i1tiG Irrn "i ihe age. Th rrmrvnof oifv rrad-
e. all pniS,n from the system hnt inpig0rntss
'hen..'sr dr.tn'r r'ns. ttnt'".. CO III does not
affect ,he h-nlii or ;nt.ri.rF. witlshny -inss If
insn. -, or r.4u :rr any rv,at"nirom ib- usu-
1T diet. 1t requires "" assistance from 9th
..r med r.h=. Aud ~iia' cnhnH"ey its raur 10
;h, .r'irr absence 'f all faist"us tsst.., being
pleas ,n' aud ,i,tri"''S -Srnn.
Jri.: :! per Bottle TT 1Hren Bottles for S.
Potter Il i,E!;NlA, .-o,- Prnir,.lor,.
t-- t~. ..- ~. Inuie, NJ.
Sold in Ahbevile by Mclnuchiin, and al
rrsp"nsIhs deatrrs ia, medicines Van ,chaak
& Gder-on. Chn' ie-tni,. Wi,oit.sa sa" Agents.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ABBEIILLE DISTRICT.

'U'o IOHFt q COHIWoH I'Ied6 ana GenE SeSSfons
K. Noble, J
Peters. Burton
WHEREAS the Plaintiff did. on the fourteenth
2" day Of November. eighteen hundred aud
Nifty oine. file his declaration against the De-
fendnnt, wh".-(it ie said) is ahsr;.t from aud
without tile limits of.this State and has neither
wife nor attorney known within the same, up.
on whom a copy Of said decIara1on tmight be
served: 1t is therefore ordered. that the said
Defendant do appear and plead to the aaid dec
,nrat'"n,' on Or before the fifteenth day Of
November. eighteen HUNDRED and sixty, 9th.
srw!se Hnabsad- absolute judgment will then
oe e'y%n MaaTnrW STd q s%ardsd a against hiE,;s
rk Clerks Office. Nov. IA. 1859, 20. lam * g
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-07-20

The SIMPLE sEcRE1.r Twenty clerks in
a store. Twcnty bnnds in q printing office
Twenty young MEN in = village. All wan,
to get along in the world, and all exrerr
to do so. Ona,of The clerks " rise 10 be.
q partner anSi?makea. fortune. One Of the.
compo.;tors will own tie newspaper and
become an Influential and prosperous cit-
zen. One of 'he apprentices will come to
he n master builder One Of tie villagers
viii get handsome farm and live like. a
patriarch. But which is tl-si,,"d to be
.hr lucky Individual? Lucky? There is no
luck ahou' it. The thing is almost as GER
tain as the Rule Of Three. Tive Young f.!
'cw who viii ''>,am his competitors is he
who masters his business, ~&ho preserves
his Integrity. who lives cleanly and purely,
who never gets in debt, who gains friends
10y deserving ,h IN. and puts his money in
to a saving bank. There are some ways 10
fortune .ti,a' look shorter than Ibis Did dusty
bighway the s;Aaueis"ffneu OF the
community, tho men who achieve some-
thing, good fortune, good rame, and Il
serene old age. all 60 This road.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-07-20

4 Coon ErLEA man who il very rich
ROW WAS very poor whcn h" was a boy
Whcu asked how he got his ri.hes, he re.
r!iei: My father taught me never to p'av
III! my work was finished, and never to
SPEND my money until had earned it. Ii
| hal bn. IN Lour's work in day,I must
do that the first thing and in an hour. Aud
af;er this was allowed to play; and then I
could play with much more pleasure than II
| had the thought of AN unfinished task bc.
fore IN: mind. early formed the hahi, Of
A"'ng everything in time. and soon 1t b.-
came easy to do SO. 1t is to this I owe my
prosperity.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-07-20
SPRING: DRY GOODS.
State Of South Carolina.
1BBRHILLE DySyPJCT

ABBRKILLE DISTRICT.
!OEec Cours :fCSh,nsa Pleas and Cent Session.
Moore q euaiieSst4 sse'ss,'' ""'n.-"t; :
W; sfThorp."n Il Fair Plain.
W. FiEREAS tic FInip,iff did on the tent.
W day Of April, ejgt,een hunlre.I aud
sixty, lie hIs declaration nginst the Dci-n.
dent. who. Ut is saidJ is absent from and
without the limits nf tile st.tc. and has nt i,hss
wifi" nor attorney known WITHIN the same, NJ OF
whom COPY nf.raid d-clnralhn nigh: H..
served: 1t is therefore ordered that the said
Defendant do appear and plead to til. said de-
clarati"g,. son-or before :tiie eleventh. ,lay of
April. eighteen l,u dred and .ixty.o other
wise final end absolute jndpuen, will then be
given and AWARDED ugainst him
MATHEW McDONALD, c. c. T.
Clerks Office, I
April ~. 1851 5l-i!n