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Sa4t SANFORDiS .
Family
y CATMARTIC PILLS,

PaM Vegetable Erfrncta, and Dss W - CLASS
CASES, Air Tight and sciu kASD IL oNv c1isznf.
The FAMILY CATnARTic - Puts b genuine hut ~.
tive Uathartc which the pFopsiet0t - ust1 h Ma
practice more than twen- b ~ years, n s8I@ fg77
The constantly increas- Ing demand form thc,a vho
have long used the PILLS - and the aa4isactioo vhch
all express In regard 10 their uae haD Induced No
to place them within the ~ reach a IN. f'- --
The Profession well know that diaerent q.
thartics act different - portions Of the bowels
The FAMILY GA. fHARTIC FILE has v,A
due reference To this well - esehed hcs been eosa.
pca0ded from variety Of the purese Vegetable
Extracts, which act alike on every part Of the ALL
mentnry canal and - Good and Sefe m III cnsra
where Caartic II need - ed encA ~ DERANOR-
MHNTS Of the SToMAcN, a gLsRruEss. PAIss u rss
BACK and LoINs CosrIva-I NESS PAIx ana soarNEsa
OVER TINE WHOLE BoDy -. from sudden ccld virle31
frequently, neglected. y end In lang ceuIse q n.
yer, Loss OF AFPErITK, a - CnB9PMo s1NaA5iOM o.
COLD ovER THE BODY, - REsrLEssxEss, HRApAcR8,
or wEf0HT IN THE HEAD, - all MrL AMMAronr prR.
1AsRs WORMS In cnu-l - DaEH or ADuIss nNRcuA.
fiRM, great PrRUBR oil thr BL0oD and many dc.
which flesh isI u ber too numerous 70 men.
tion in this advertise meth. DOSE 70 g.
tA #44a H. PRICES DZNEG 1if@ A@@tsA#S#s
THE LIVER INvlGORA TOR AND FAMILY OA1uAn.s
TIC PILLS are RECALLED BY Dgnsss generaly aad spiA
wholesale BY the Trade In al tha lasKe Towns
2. :. W. SANFORD, n. D., 'sig7l
\ $# AAnafaesauer and rsopretop
f9a s85 &psdsay, Nss Icvk. arss wv
s X FN8NM a4A n N
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AIVNh Wut0Dp 0u0 me- trEc0t8G
a Mediciae known and M.
4 used 4, and Il noe
Z dence IN III the diseases
lmended.
within the last tws years
hopes Il relief, q the
y certificates Ia my pos
TIL G.. do~e nuse ~
Z tment - the indiridnal
! such quantities. - y Are
oil Let the dictates Of
4 yosi Ia The use u the
and \ will
= PLAINIs, AILLtOes Ar.
9lCnR0Hic DiARRRoeA,
iDTstxTkRY, DRoPsY,
, COs7IvKnRss, CRoiic.
r RA hsAxfUs, .rlAfr.
MALE WEAKNESSES. and
> fas m ORDIxARY FANNY
= SiCk HEADACaE, 10 thou
q tTwESTY Nixrfsx, ~ 1wo
p ARE TAxgS at comIurnce-
4 ALI wn0 rs4 IL ARE
= NJ favor. A4 \ 1a
,rSfA IA En~9xnnrrHzn rr-xp
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lizard. f f8 90 aF71 ~
Having sold my entire Stock Ready made Clo4hipx
ncsfe thanks to my many kind patrena Tor sher nsai
pa1ronaae during the last ten years. and would solc
g me same ~ my succeor whose ain vii
him. - .e' mMss k.asvMnEs 70
NOTICE
AL persona indebted 10 80 sahacrier hy soeA - 49,
account VIII hnd 70 their interest," to make an earv IN
o. a OH accounts len unseted AFTER The Arss q Msrrk
wH ce placed In Magraaes hands Or cnlJersco
shall be found for the present a. ne ga ese.bhsef
ana during my absence Mr. E. Ezekiel or J. NJ Neey A.
empowered 70 settle an accounts =. ~
janas-diw2sw BEN EZEKIEL.
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THE WEAK, THE NERVOUS, THR PARAI.
N FO RD,S LIV Err
MIMIC ORATOR. I M TEl
= IV y X TUX. ~
Never hsl,s7ltsst1s.

IT Is COMPOUNDED entirel,
m established fact, 4 Stand
proved by all that have,
resorted to with CONF
for which Il ID RECON-
II has cured thousands
Who had given up All
n U m erous unsolicited
session show.
adapted to the tenpera-
taking Il, and used inI
gently on the bowels.
your judgment guide
LIVER lNv1GO-
cures LIyER Con-
TAG Ks, DYSPEPSIA !!
3 rMMER CoMrLAIxTs,
SorR SToAAca, lIAstfuAL
CaOLERA MoRsus CHoLE-
LENcC, JAuNpIcE, HE-I
may be used successfully
MEDICINE. II viii curel
sands can t-stify,) IS
On THREE fEAsfooSsvrLs
ment OF attack.
nrVIxA fhAiy texeiwnmv SMl
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esr,, y ooax.-wlen the wheat crop Of this
W, -. me 70 Dc thrcsl,ed, IL turned out TO be
Aa nv Ouf y any person thinks there MAS
tLu = so ~ raiaed last summer, let him go 70
NJ a. :.sinley's mill In the southern suburbs
shsk ~, and be 1t once undeceived. The
VA, m; SORES Of The mill seem to be full Of
tesa ! !, sasiled in the fifth story, then ssnt
Md I - oaaemsnt 70 be kiln dried, alter
4aahs :. ground, and put into barrels, each
|sAE pounds al meal The dressed and
w. s1ssss for the barrels are mainly
hrsS :. non hichigAn-bu IL coOpsrs are "a,
|a1.pS~s ~ riding up haEsslk -Eair6eld
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


BIBLE soriETr DKrosIToRr.--At The Sore or Mr. w.
W. Harper. Jefferson street. Burlington, where Engiiah
German, Swedish and WEIGH Rile. and Testancnss ma,
| always be found at one price. move
pa. SAirHs ELEcTsso On great remedy. See ID
vertiAment in another colnmn auxQSbp6a
SCI ADVERTISEMENT Of DR. Sanfords Liver lnvigorasos
and Catfartic Pills In another column. oct13ly
~ II oosMnlom observation that there are
more sufferers from debility, among Americans, than can
be found among any other civilized nation Ths reason Il
obvious Wetake too little exercise and forget The wants
o. the body In the absorbing pursuits Of badness In ali
sch cases ordinary medicines do little good What IL
required y just such tonic and goratos Dr. j. Hos
letter has given 70 the world, in his CHLEBRATED DIT.
TEKS' The weak and denisen Of the counting
house. the exhausted toer upon the shop board and the
Frustrated student Of the midnight lamp have found
wonderful reEencator in the .BITTERs and prefer to
more preienous. hut less efcacious medicines But IL
should mot be forgotten that the agent which 10 magical
IN Its influence upon frame which il merely ebisated
equally powerful In assisting nature expel The most
terrible forms Of disease. Who will give trial?
Sold by druggists and dealers everywhere
e0~See advertisement In another column
jan2-bp1m
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LARaE REcErPrs ~ CoRx.--Thc Bloomingto

LARGE RECEIPTS Or CORx.-Thc Bloomington
Paragraph of the cad saws
The amount Of corn flowing into town during
the past week, from every direction in the sur.
rounding country, his prohablyneyer been equal
ed'in the grain annals Of Mclean, and Saturday
was certainly the banner day Of NIL AZ the Gen.
trai depot teams were from morning till night
cro~ding and waiting for IN opportunity 70 dis
gorge their cereal treasures Ii il stored ID bins
and pens by the aero almost, hut u shipped q
fast a. it can be sheiled. buyers are paying
from 30 to 81 cents. This state Of things doen't
look very aattcring for the advancement Of The
temperance cause. s
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uoss.s SroLEx.--Attsnticn l. called % the
.ax,stisen,c,,t Of Nr. Rankia Of Henderson coun.
!, cf horses stolen. A& &<t
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"a.
.''AAD EyEHErr on MAcAuLAY.-In recent
- y Boston, Hon. Edward Everett thus al.
nc great essayist and historian who llas
s :. aonest and fearless thinker and writer,
h ~ nos avoid collision Of opinion and feel.
~ - u.ose who offered from him. But his
i. Al se'e spots ON the noontide sun. Better
i H' y Lord Aacaulay (truly noblcman
s'eas patent) the writer was less admira-
s,ssis1 NC man; the splendor Of his page was
80, possible, by the briliancy Of his con-
im In s,.d the charm Of the personal inter-
a.. -. -, =. xOrld admired his gorgeous inn
$50. A a, significance Of his diction, bis
,iuadea we Of memory, which graspcd the
Irseslcus every language and every age, and
nss'.. stores Of illustration prompt 1t conf
lr. ~ those who knew him loved him for
sspss.. ecaed meekness with which he bore his
! Ss sant honors. the sunny cheerfalncss Of
srs position, the generous warmth of his
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AfesiNAsrEE FOLLOWING HIS INSTRUCTIONS
fss'mas;er at Kanawha Court House, Va,
''lsAes the following card, which will doubtless
@a'a lin in the good graces Of Postmaster
Ss'rl Holt
~ ave heard from a friend that some of nv
~ 1i''-eAs iriends are under the impression that
-, Stopped some Of their publications.
az ms public manner OF stating that such
= he Tact laaye discontinued 10 publica-
" io' NJ sae reasons alleged, nor do intend to
D.. tnsre 'ano such authority vested in a
!, ' a, nefe state that many publications have
.AAIihed by me, under directions of. the
l.. sust'' and as yet have found name that
Y .rn li'cendiary sentiments, and but seldom
aA-'i,h 10 the subject Of slavery. shall
M @ % Famine all suspected papcrs--and IL
~ any publications that come within the laws
!, s,.iA, viii hand them over to the Justice
- teaee, and inform the subscriber Of the
yssl'ion Of his paper.
W WAC Know Inc, ought to know that will
s@see az anderhand course in this mattsr
N ING mat l. done in my official capacity,
s.,s aone openly and above board, without
IA
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ty- Niles Winn, says the New Haven Jour
nal, Of the 10th instant, in company with Thomas
McGwinn, entered the distiilery OF Koeler Co.,
corner of Fleet and Water streets, early Satur-
day evening McGminn asked Vim what he
would have to diink. lie said port wine, upon
which some one Of tho number present remarked
that he might as well drink brandy as port wine,
as far as the effect was concerned. VIM, who
Is said to be temperate man, then said he could
drink two quarts Of port wine without feeling il.
McGwinn then offered to let ten dollars that he
(Winn) could not do il, and the wager was made.
Vim commenced upon the wine by drinking
tuinblcr after tnmbler until he reached the eighth,
when those who had furnished it refused him any
more, saving that seven tumblers were enough
for any man at one time. VIM then sat down
on bench near she stove for about ten minutes,
when lac suddenly fell backward on the floor, APP
parcntly helpless. lie was Immediately taken
home, and died about Ii o'clock, totally uncon-
sc:Ous. DR.. Jewett was called, and held y post
mortcn cxalnin alton ON the body, and reported
before the jury that he found the remains Of
VIM in a perfectly healthy condition, and that
il was his opinion he game to his death BY appo-
plcxy, produced by drinking too much wine.
NARROW EscAPE.--Ycsterday when the sleigh
came over from Dunleith, bringing the passen.
gers from the morning train, it met with an adycn-
ture which very nearly resulted in drowning some
half dozen persons. When near the shore, ut the
foot Of 81 street, the ice broke through precipi-
tAting three women and two men into the water,
at place where It ID not less than ten feet deep
At the moment, the time was rather critical-the
two men who we're in, calamity cndeayoring to
get out by holding ON TO the wOMen-endeav0r-
ing to climb up them, as il were, which only re-
suited In putting the women UNDER GOodhue
threw trunk to one Of the women, which she
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II AIDES READ.

i compliment 70 On snrsR sAas sysrr Aonea ,l,x
xctan who has tired the Genuine AzsesrJc o. psssrr
the mos prompt and hearty testinnny.S ~. ~
q ~ oldeA and mos wealthy cttiaeae -
President Of the Rank, &c, Mys Or. smthS Msolrie ~
cured lady IN half day. Also read this from The bese
known ply slcian In westport, NO.: AsiE 7S'-
&a. a.a+ 68e Weapcrt, No., May II, 1880
Some two years ago. lady Of this placc vas amer csns
6nement, attacked with innammAon Of The brea Which
Tor several days. resisted all ~ aAs0l renselfts N sucS
cAsea. Tbs and sweing was a. bod Il pgv os
had witnessed. was induced = try Dr. 9ths esnulne
Electric On and was perfectly asOnshed and pleased 10
hnd thAt IN hdT an hOw amer the appicat1on an the
soreness and swelling had enfivSly ssa1sjded. 7l I'M
~4i 4sF.Y% g J. o. BOO0Gs, NJ D., Dr,griss
THE WEAK, THE NERVOUS, THE PARAI.Y.
TIC, THE DEAF AND THE RHEUMATIC
ny " symifrs on, perined ship IN sorm 70 -,
asylum The ladies seek II the der5pinr
Lnfammatory palms., gathering breasts. woun& -1Sl{I
womb complaints, etc, I'm which cases II !nisiibe
On burns it puts the patient quietly deep while noshinf
Irritating il manifested does In Ne lea xsn the
skin or linen Of delicate infant. 4 854 WV
eLarge bottles ten times the cheapen Cse by irec.
TONS DRINK NO COFFEE. Nl8s $3.50 fI
Dr. SnrR8 ELkcfKic On he's cured mare cases q psra.
DR. SMITHs ELEcTMC Orr cures Aat KhSN h - vont
DR. SAIrH's ELHCfaIc Orr Ples u mol N las
stances 48@sE@ 4t.8 ssF sas44 gsIT.rT, 800 T.E
Da SMITHS ELECTRIC On ID the only reliaals reu,e,y
FOR deafnes and has cured many cases II Ion1 aans
In New York, Philadelphia and elsewhere 49, TT---
DR SaIrRs ELKcrRIc Or n magical "A IN pajnfnl u.
orders, like gathering brcaA, frions and u0nunasOrp
swelling. SQtIRES RLOeS 4 -
jan2bp0sn E.E. GAY, Asss.
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~ Ssr1ans sssssing u ~ T1iAAA1S|<Ns ~
1eslnes cU1nSt - e. ~ - 4 49, h. " u
essz.aay ~ fssssA eagd sse1ssss 60 -. -
conessent fesraars - rrsermsss AcsS - ssasE
~ ~ eeo1n1ao. N ~ a9A*8ss n #&#g&sN4S /.
~ esass Z ~ Aaseeieeisa. - Y q. Iii ~
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power on the Federal Government to interfere;
though he might have meant that the Constitu
ton aud Laws gave him (tl,c Prcsident) more
power, still he desired to make no issue with the
President
His only object was to secure the enactment of
official laws to extend the constitutional power
OF Congress. lie had carefully decided putting
amy construction or Lis letter; and had no de-
sire to assail the President, or make issue with
him The Senator from Mississippi had intima-
ted chat he wanted legislation that would auth
0rixe the invasion of States; and then went on
TO show that the President did not differ with him.
Mr.. Davis asked if he wished the President
clothed with authority to suppress conspiracy
Mr.. D. replied. no he only wished the
grand iuries in the y. s. courts to indiet and the
courts to punish tl,c conspiraIors whea coynvic-
ted lie never wished to put any one at the head
of the army to seek out and punish offenders, he
only wanted to give the courts jurisdiction over
these cases, but ii any military force from State
be in the act Of invading another, then be want
ed to authorize the enrolment Of q military force
to repcl invasion.
MI, Davis said II was not necessary to attack
every one Of the States to constitute treason
An attack on one State was an attack on the
Union itself and was treason.
Mr. Douglas commended that an attack on Vir-
ginia without desire to affect the Federal Gov
crnment was only treason against Virginia. lie
would moi, however, debate that point now.
Mr.. Hunters resolution was adopted.
Mr.. Wilson concluded his speech by reviewing
the aggressions Of the South.
Mr.. Davis followed in defence of the South
and during their debate said the election of some
Republicans would not cause dissolution Of the
Union, instancing Senator Foote, Of Vt
Mr. Foote said In case Of dissolution the
West will not remain with the North.
Mr.. Migfall defended Texas from the charge
Of receiving ten millions dollars for territory TO
which she had no title. Adjourned till Monday.
Boston, Jan. 20.
A Ere in Esst Cambridge, last night, destroyed
the Sewing Machine Mandatory Of Geo. seelcy,
with its contents. Loss "a 900; insured u 500.
The coiEee warehouse Of Mr. Lockhart; loss
$500; insured 1850; and the stable and count
Ing houss Of VIM. II. Rowland; loss q, 900; m
sured. Aiasgs quantity Of humber In the yards
Of W. H. H0wland and Flint + Tafts was dc.
stroyed,s Total los On hsildipg add lumber sls,-
600 ass ''ss4 II
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Any $l.00 Ticket with drawn number on il
stationed to come ont at any particular place,
such as .! LIST, Cd, Sd, or any other station in
the drawing $50
Tickets From $1.oo To Any Price.
At Prices paid at the above rates per dollar
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FROM
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES

ARRlFAlS AND DEPARTURES.
Leaves Abbevillc Mt Q o'clock, n. m. on
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS
on the arrival Of the down Passenger Traip
tr"mGreenri'c, and arrives atWashng,on same
day nj O'Clock.
Leaves Washington at o'clock, n. M. on
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS Il SATURDAYS
on the arrival of the Cars from Atlanta, and
arrives "t Aooevilie same day at 7 o'clock.
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS & SATURDAYS
on the arrival of the down Passenger Train
from Grcenville and arrives at Augusta same
d"y at hali-past o'clock, connecting imm di
roads.
Lcnves Augusta at o'clock, a. m., on MON
DAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS. and
arrives at NIncty-Six samc day ct halfpast s
o'clock. '' =
CS;Y For further information apply to JOHN
McBfYDE, Abbeviic G. H., s. e., Agent for
Washington Linz; or to n w. STEWhET
Ninety-Six, S. g., Agent Line.
Jan. 12,Y 1870 81 1y. W.
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LITTLE's
RlNGx0RM & TETTER OINTMENT.
FORTIa, No. q

Hundreds Of eases Of Chronic letters, Scald Heads
end diseases Of the akin generally, have bsenurHd
BY this remedy and since the introdqetich Of the
No. preparation (beng stronger) .scaztsiSH. ease
has been found that 1t will mot edectualI
In short time. For the cure Of CAhoeronx Cores
is almost infallibie
In more than TIVE hundred places IN Georgia, anas
IN the Southern States, they are be had and q
remedies, BY palming of their own ots somets II
elss, by rsing the same or smilAY nalps (fes ri
tent Is wanted o; secured amid the absurd pste7fH
the day. al be cautioned to look vsh spne6ks
2RnAtuIdN &khe Proprietor, thus -
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State Of South Carolina.
ABBETILLE DISTRICT
In Equity.

~I01'II ' I1IIl7I I77toI HICI.
In Equity.
David F. Ruff
vs..
Martha Raft pm lot sale OF Zeal
J. J: Adams and Martha Estate under will.
his wife and others. E.
III appeaEing to my satisfaction that John J.
a Adams aid Martha his wife, William F..
Hutchinson and Mary his wife, Joseph II. Ruff
and George W. Ruff, defendants to the Bill in
this case. reside beyond the limits of this State
On motion of Thompson & Fair Comp SOL or
dered that the above named defendants do ap
pear and plead, answer or demer to said Bill
within three months from tho publication here
OF or the same will be taken Pro Comfesso
against them.
W. H. PARKER, c. EA.D.
Commissioners Office }
Feb. 23, 1860 43 3m.
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ABDEVILLE DISTRICT

In Equity.
James McClinton,
Thomas c. Perrin, ,EA'r Bill for Account, &c.
John Cooper,
and Nancy, his wife,
aud others.
T T APPEARING to my satisfaction that
l. John Cooper, and Nancy, his wife, James
McClinton, Pleasant DelIerl,ide, and Nancy. his
Martha Eli OF, and Harriet, his wife, Mary
McClirtop, James McClinton, Jr, Cassaudra
McClin.on, and other children of John Nc.
Clinton. decd, whose names are unknown,
g: A; Brown, - Jackson, and Roxana, his
wife, sycurgus Brown. Virginia Brown, Simon
McClinton, Eliza Ann Anderson, Robert Har.
vey McCGnton, and Sarah MeCiinton, defend.
ants in the above statsdsaase, reside beyond the
Cothran, Comp. soRwerdered, ti5at said De.
PENDANTS do appear and plead, answer or de.
mur to said Bill of Complaint within three
months !to97the publication hereof Or the sam
will be tasDhpro confesso against them.
Commissioner Office, J ~
March !, 1850. Bun 55
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DISSOLUTION.

DY Mutual consent the firm Of APPLETON
- d r. N. PERRYMAN is this day dis.
solved. All parties indebted to the same are
respectfully solicited to come forward and
make in,D,tdiate settlement.
w. l.. APPLETON,
r. N. PERRYMAN.
New Market, s. c., March 6, ls6O
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CARD,

The undersigned have thisalsy sold to Capt
JOHN G. -BQOZER the entire interest in. tie
stock of Goods at New Market
Thankful to our .patrons for che many favors
We have received at their hands, we bid them
a.final sdieu. and would most oheerfully solicit
large extension of the same to opr successor
in business.
APPLETON 4 R. n. PERRYMAN.
New Market 8. G., March s, 1860, 44-st
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# n GLE dD 9 @ % D
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

5000 TriZes Of $50 arc 10000
$500 Prizes amounting TO $Gl5,6OO
Whole Tickets $40, Halves $40, Quarter s6
Eighths $3.50
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LITTLE'S
FRENCH MIXTURE.

This Is prepared from F:enoh Recipe Tin tho
No. for the chronic STACEY and nom It's unexaInpIeG
success Ii likely to superssae; every othsr REMEDY
for the cure ot diseases OF the faaeys and Bladder
Gonorrh@af, NeSnorrh@al, and laushosrhosal OF
Fiaor Aibus affections This extensive compound
sonhnes properties totally different in sete and
character from any thing to be found in tho United
esates tharmacop@ia aud In point Of safety and oi
etency ia nak rfvallsd In America
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WOOD, EDDY & CO.'S
GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAWINGS,
On tic Three NumEr Plan.
100000

Takes place on the Last Saturday i,l each Month";
Whole Tickets $40; Halves $40; Quarters IS,
Eighths $3.50
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR cERrtrrcATEs.
Enclose the amount of money to our address
what you wish to purchase; name the Lottery
i'll which you wish it invested, and whether
YOU wish Halves. Wholes or Quarters, onzr
ceipt of which we send what i, ordered, by FIRST
mail, together with the scheme.
Immediately. after the drawing,a printed
drawing. certified to by the Commissioners,
will be sent, with nh explanation.
Purchaser will please write tn cir signatures
plain, and give their Post Office, County and
State,
All communications strictly confidential
All prizes Of 81 900 and under, paid i'm
mediatcly after the drawing-otLcr prizes at
the usual time of 40 days.
Orders for Tickets or Certificates to be ad-
dressed to
WOOD. EDDY t. CO.,SAugusta, Ga.
or WOOD. EDDY Il CO.. Atlanta, Ga.
or, WOOD, EDDY d CO., Wilmington, Del.
list Of the numbers that are drawn from
the wheel, with the amount of the prize that
each one is entitled to, will be published. after
every drawing. in the following papers
AMgustn (Ga.) Constifntinalist. Mobile Register.
Nashville Gazette, RiehmonG. Dispatch, Ia,l4
ing (.Niss) C2arino, New lIosIS Herald. Nep Fvrk
Times. Nov. II, la59,-f2m
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-03-30
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

TIL. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
ABBEFILLE DISTRICT.
In Equity.
Jasper Hawthorn. |
Mary. L. rruit John Bill for Account, Par.
Mathis ""a otheTs' ri''' and { 'i'i0''' &c.
T APPEARINGIthat William Martiu md his
L. children, Enoch, Oliver and Ann, Toliyer
johnson and wife, Jane J. and Mary ID. Pruit,
Defendants in the above stated case, reside be.
yound The limits Of this State, on motion of s.
&A. McGownn, Com. Sol Ordered that said
Defendants do appear and plead. answer or de-.
mur to said Bill of Complaint within three
months from the publication hereof, or the same
will be taken pro onfcsso against them.
WMs II. PARKER, c,EA,D.
Commissioners Office,
Fcb'y %, 1860, 3m.