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The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-08-03
sHaps, what j. the matter.s.

'Haps, what is the nattere. sts.2a
De sorrel vagousbas run avsyhie de
green horse, and broke de axle:tres OF de
brick house vat standsb BY de- cornsf lamp
post across. Dc. telegraph
II II wish M: Speaker, 10 .pte.ent. a a5aof M
bfssaid a red.nossaSssmber ofi.a weslayn
legislature s,. ss ,.ts. ! !. J.
fou hever present apY other kiad, ,.s ssid.
q political opponent.
! 'sSnelgIen sdp,ts vorasnss. ssbs iisiya iiiy
good many more d sis hs,s. i 2. .: Ss
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-08-03

eBr We are authorized to announce S. A
HODGES as a Candidate for Tax Collector, a,
the ensuing election.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-08-03

The friends of DR.. J. F. McCOMB respect
fully announce him as a Candidate for Taa
Collector at the next election
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-08-03

The friends of JAMES A. McCORD respect
fully announce him a Candidate for Ia,
Collector at the next election.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-08-03
POVERTY NOT A CURSE.

If there is anything in the world that
young man should be more thankful for
than anot her. it is the poverty which ne
cessitates his starting in life under very
great disadvantages. Poverty is one Of
best tests of human quality in existence.
A triumph over it is like graduating with
honor from West Point. 1t demonstrates
stuff and stamina. 1t is a certificate of
worthy labor creditably performed. Al
young man who cannot stand the test siss
not worth anything. He can never rise
above drudge or pauper. A young
man who cannot feel his will harden as the
yoke Of poverty presses upon HIM and his
pluck rise with every difficulty poverty
throws in his way, may as waalgsetire in
some corner and hide himself. Poverty
saves a~thousand times more more men
than it ruins for it only ruins those who
are not worth saving, while it saves mnlti-
tudes Of those whom wealth would have
ruined. If any young man, who reads this
is SO unfortunate as to be rich, I give him
my sympathy. pity you, my rich young
friend, because you are in danger. You
lack one stimulus to effort and excellence
which your poor companion possesses
You will be very apt, if you have a soft
spot in yoursh head, to think; yourself above
him, and that sort of thing makes you
mean, and .ipjures You. With full pockets
aud full stomach, and fine linen and broad
cloth on your back, your, heart and soul
Plstb oric, in the race Of lifcyou will lie Sur
passed by all thespoor boys around yon be-
fore you know it. No, my boy, if you are
poor, thank God and take courage for He
intends Ito give you a chance to make
something of yourself If you had plenty
Of money, ten chances to ons it would spoil
you for all useful purposes. Do yor1 lack
educations Have you been tcut short in
your text bookl Hemember that's edaca.
ton, like some other thing, does mot eon-
sist in the multitude Of thing mao pos.
sssses. What can yob dof- That is tie
question that settles the business for you.
lUo you know your business DO, you
Hpss men and hoWs 10 deal with them
Hss goar mind, by any means whatsosses,
reces that disoipliae, which gives to 1t
}sction power ,sda facilityl If SO, then you
iAfesmors ofsa man and 50 thousand times
Ebsisef edd ted than lhe fellow who grad.
mates fsgs college With hi. bTaius full Of
stuff that fs Sanuot apply to the pfs6sicaE
Fbusinsss ofsiits--stuG, the acaaisiHad II
whieh Has -beeuJn no sensss a :disojplinafs
process as far as he is concerned. 8 ThsfS
are very few men IN. this world less. than
thirty years Of ADJ and unmarried who
can afford 70 Bssl Il One Of :lbs grssse,s
tsusats 4, bs fph great. .aasasial,
dissstaiis is As IS sf.a IsfgS Ssotpp. of
''.ss Z, Z
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-08-03

eB: The friends of Capt. W. S. HARRIS
respectfully announce him as a Candidate for
the Office Of Tax Collector of Abbeville District
at the next election
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-08-03

eS- The numerous friends of WESLEY A.
BLACK Esq, respectfully announce him as q
Candidate for Tax Collector at the next elec
ton.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-08-03

The friends Of JOHN w. LESLEY respect
fully announce him as candidate for Ordina.
~ 1t the ensuing election.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-08-03

The friends of HENRY S. CASON respect
ully announce him as a Candidate for Tax
Collector, athe ensuing election.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-08-03

The friends of Capt. G. NJ. MATTISON re-
spectfully announce him as candidate for
Tax Collector at the next election.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-08-03

E5S- The friends Of Col. j. G. BASKIN re-
specuully announce him a candidate for the
Office of Ordinary. at the next election.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-08-03
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Pain in the Back and Limbs, IIeaviness, Fa-
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will effect a cure when oil other means have fail
ed. Full directions in the pamphlet around each
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bottle containing so pills. and encircled
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General agent for u. S., Job Moses. Rochester
Sold in Abbevile 10y Donald MCLAUGHLIN
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The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-08-03
For Sheriff.

The friends of ROBERT JONES respectfully
announce him as a candidate for Sheriff at the
ensuing election.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-08-03

We are authorized to announce NATHAN
TEL McCANTS, Esq. candidate for Ordi-
nary: a t the ensuing election.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-08-03
For Ordinary.

eSY The friends of JOHN A. HUNTER re
spectfully announce him candidate for the
Office of Ordinary. at the next election.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-08-03

The friends of Capt. J. N. COCHRAN res
pectfully announce him as candidate for re-
election to the next Legislature.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-08-03
Q AN DID A r e 8.
For the Legislature.

The friends Of Col. H. II. HARPER Tresl
pcctfrlly nominate him as a candidate for re-
election to the next Legislature.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-08-03

Mr. EpIToR.-Please announce W. r. Hilton
as candidate for the office of Tax collector
as the ensuing election and obiige.
MANY VOTERS.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-08-03

he friends of THOMAS THOMSON, Esq.
announce him a candidate for reelection L
the Legislature at the ensuing election.
, 1860-09-22
RELIGIOUS NOTICES

-1h. First Enslsh E,aasslca1 Lu,her1n Church. IN
Monroe ftrtet Cl41k. Divine .e'vce II tQK L. II.
And 'H Pm. sunday School at3P-N.
ErT. G. A. Bswr1s, Pas.or.
-Eev. Dr., Edward, Ct ceut,ala H.. viii u,s1rh At
Cay,yy Church At l0k 4. aad II HIDE Pa.k Chate 1t
SIN. ue,t sabhsh,
.-..,.s =, ~. ..o.-,t,, tp,o,..,,+ E,,.,,,.., =,
o,t ,,..t ,,,. thc rorr,r NJ we1. .,,tr. ann
-. nx ers,v svnd,r A. nv oe1oet n md
~ 1.,.t :. " n.d,r -r,oo1 =, in o-c1ork r ,I
Rrv w Fr,r,x R,e+or.
, 1860-09-22
ptspr4RY NIE k;TaAG:*-- ~ DIRK E0ts
T&b-DAY.

PRIMARY nit ttEaNt.*-- " OIk1A cok~
TO-DAX.
THO Republican Primary Meetings w1.' 10
h:la this afternoon at the PLACES FAMED in tho
oil ::al notice in this paper. We trust thatl 10
Republican Will absent himself frsm tie pills,
and that nothing will dstsr The working men
Ut the party from such action as Will edsclu'
ally prsren: Tho invasion Of tho Democrats
VII, will cnlearo5 to assert, ,tleir prerogauve
10 ro.o early and often. The primary ,naes-
iass lust spring, just before tho Nun'clial
Election, were controlled by a few hundred
wandering Irish, VITO voted at every poll whers
their services wero Eeedcd. Not less that
tgo thousand votes were cast by them; and
the mac yho use aad contrcl them are ready
10 launch them a: Is again. They mus. bc
turned away; mud we call upon all the Judges
to sco to it that their votes are summary re-
j.ctod, and upoa nj Republicans to sse to it
that every challenge il respected. The mee:-
ings will b. ex:lusivcly Republican, for tho
adjustment Ct matters fsz which the Repuoil~
can party is alone responsible; AID 60 outside
Interference will bs permitted. The polls will
b. cpeaed at 4 and be kep: open until s Gclcck,
PM
, 1860-09-22

About o'clock yesterday afternoon bold
n'tempt WIS made 10 rob the Liberty Bank, in
Downer'a Block. Canal street. Two young mea
went IN and engaged in conversation with the
clerk. Marquis ~ Gardiner, II. Dne Of them
inquired 10: Mr. Dronne. the cashier, and in
behind the counter He wxs ordered back, but
rersistiog i! his attempt. Was 1epulsed By Mr.
Gud'cer. xho hs This time suspected icui play,
ard se;z-d chair. Aqua or fpirits nmmonia
wa4 ut once dashed iuto lis face. Though be
was blinded aid partially sur,cased hy the
fumes OF the an non'a. lie kept The MAJ ut bsy.
Gu Tag fo7 assistance from IA open window.
The young men finding they were not able to
accomplish thur otj-c', as nuiseleskls and
speedily asposslb!e dc ped. They ran dom
Canal street, through Market square, dorm
Whi,e :hey were doi sh's, the officers had
rot on their track. and Mr. Billings had sight Of
them. One TAN into yard on George Btfeet
aud was arrested By Mr. Cobb. lie had taken
refuge In an cut bouse. lie proved to Us a
Jonng nau seventeen years Of a9e BY the name
of Charles Philips. lie is 4 resident Of shi!
city, aad formerly waa a porter at the Earl
House. 1.attc,ly ho has been lying around
torn in Company With the mnu VINO was with
him. Ta,s QUE has not yet been arrested. 4
pistol WAS in possession Of the parties. Mr.
Gardiner WAS Injured in bis eyes. aud to what
t1tent bis lungs we're affected BY she ammonia
WIS not own al she time Of writing this par
agraph. His bodily Injuries were not very
s+vert.
III. other party i, low in eustodE. n's sname
is SEeestand, aud resides in PAHtneRct' no
arrived home a5out n o'clock, aud WAS 1nme'
d.atrly brought to ths city ard sur1enaefa 10
OF the unfortunate Observation-Disclosures
xTtIrnaJ 1AfA.
, 1860-09-22

MessrA. r. Hoyne and IL. !. Tuley bare called
o. Us to ssy that ne we're misnformed in regard
10 ,he;r supposed interference with the Repub'
.ieau primary meetings to light. They deny
aay such purpose. AID cay they dcnon=ce any
Democra, who will pas. himeclf oil as he.
pnbi,can :os the purpose Of roing Al cur ward
c.u:use.. They CLAIM to be non interseatioc~
is.s in principle AMI prac.ice.
We hsve no detize to do either OF these gen.
t!euen Injustice, and are glad to give 'hfm Ill
opportunity to ditclasm any sach purpose as
their carnss we're corrected WITH, III cur 5es'
terda, q Issue. We hope tsat oil other Demo
crnts will follow The example ot MessFs. Tu!es
and Horne in aostaitipg ffoa inte'rneed'inE4
xith ths Republican meetings 'o.nikht. Meme
In. Reoubtcaus ara Invited t. take part.
, 1860-09-22

The BreckinfidRers are dsposed to be
merry ard indulge in jokes. The following was
yesterday posted abnu the streets:
WAxrEp, 4 NEr NuasE.--1 want to employ
4 wet nurse for my boy bug. round AID
chubby lad. but entirely incompetent to take
care Of himself For seme time past be has
been alte, nately taken charge Of By. Mrs. Rich
bJ Mrs. Brooks. ueis now about passing In
70 The hsnda Of Nra. Gerrit Smith, who will be
hls certain des:h II the arrangement is consum-
na,ea' Ihete numerous chluges of diet has
had de'eterioua effect upon bis bowels, aud
oute4. pefsnaaeat na7$e is procured he can
iog about With the boy fnm u ana to G :oreia,
and hare permitted him to asy uAuy ajlly
things. Previous 10 the annouDtenent in ths
paptrs Of his ~heretbouts, "did know he vu
out" HIS Nc1Kez,
Address, Clifton Spring., N.Y.
, 1860-09-22

The PsiMaeg ntet: vi lbt hCt nn Sa1EtdAY C@1d
dar Gf scptc IT ta4 vesa} Wards of
Cncax,p Il. will be op ned NJ fus ocak. u. and cor-
.aae opcu Ill eight ol,ct at tho following nasnrd
ri ras:
sxn,nd Ward- NJ. ! s's'r srtst.
at u; W.rJ-$h,E 4 Cdlee. il tie Cou.t uoast.
Fou tn NAo!-Atslpiv.
fth W4s1-E 4tnt II -ra:. corn.1 Washing Oil a-d Gin
Ion .tTts!s-
-tvr.ta W4:d-F. sl:la2ns Wells and Dlshion
E;:iA wara-Enrth Ma.ir.-
Sa'L N4 d. afpen'es :h.4' o. Cas- Street. between
trath Wasd-GGaE:t. Ltnas cMEcr Txe!flh an. Cntou
fI Ct
In the Tcvn Il N!xenk q: tic house of Frederick At
rod Ia E.s. Wheeling; IN lsos. II d4,k Hut1ou:t..
scooi House aad 10 t+ tuannk Of tie County III
tie u.ua Pike fho!d us c.eceps At to o.. ck r. ~.
e1eepl the Iowu Of EaE,oc, ~l.crc TIC 1lectg will hc
hr.d At tic SC, no1ds' uou nj III &c ock,r.N.
1trseye:al Wart aud Ta~p CoHm1tee.. as HERETOFORE
will ell tte nasy meerE+ TO c1Ies act asJudccs Of
ek etpu tLctt at
1he Goa rut+c farther recommend tha the cceE Aes 10
the nuaty Cnuvc1ten the CITY tfth cage. asd from
tic towns Hoin Chcco. sauh CL!caso AID West Cbi-
css le br thc.r srspc:se Waras And TowLs
10 acar,c Ward and Town up:tvas nnA .uch o:hcf
Town ttzs ~ a.e chosea u TIC general c-ttt.n
GAD. SCIl IlNEinEE.
julius Willie.
ittt*k u &TEN,
Fl.EtEHit X trITLE.
r.. ~ llLl1 1Ms.
MILtAAA WAiMAE.
II kESNILDli,
COIL Co-nly CclsI.I ccu u!ttee.
tueAso. Seprn rnbes tt. isk's
, 1860-09-22
4 Na~e VounM M an.

Tho Lynchburg Yn9insan Of the 17th is
chiefly dlled with comments upon recent
speech made in that place by Nr. Roger L.
Pryor. Before 6emoljshing him politically, tho
editor gives the following personal sketch:
"We do not hesitate to accord to Mr. Pryor
sn,a itng ta'euts Of high order, as he demou.
ptrated 70 his auditory on that occasion. lie
hts r1.any OF the gifts Aod graees Of the ora:or.
lie rounds his pera"ds with winuing grace, no
;-ueli up in biz tropes and metaphors. He is
fluent and choice III his laugu.ge. and Eesdy in
his claesica. HIS msuner is good, and his ap-
pearance prepo.s.sslng. Ills erect end grace.
iut form, handsrme and intellectual css: Of
features, long Hyperion locka,' and plrasiu 8
attitudes, arc striking cbaracteristics Of hi
pertm.ne';; aod We can READILY imaRit how
susceptible young lady, sea'ed in the audeneca
with her Iorgnette brought II bear on tn .
speaker, would have become much fascinated
aud illustrated the possibility of such thing
a. "ioye a. tirst sight" lut love and poli,cs,
are very different things; and whils Nj. Pr5er
might hsvs won 4 convert In q ahluahing maiden,
We ieel every confidence thst he won no politi-
cal convert 10 his Questionable faith on the oc-
cssion 0! which ws write. The pyIotechnics
Of orasory may dtzz:e. but they will scarcely
convince. The aowers Of rhetor:o may please,
but they will not convert, unless founded on
truth and right"
, 1860-09-22

chances of seeing the great objec. Of curiosity.
Naturally worn cut By feteing and receptions
among the CaradiRnF, tue whole party made a
qaies day Of it on board the CARS, aud were
seen ty few, il eny. The sleeping czr Was used
IS larde., and for the attendants.
1t jackson, Kalamazoo, Marshall, Dowaginc,
N:les, and other Urge places, the crowds were
rery large, and unsatis6ed. Lord Renfrsw did
not show himself, but kept his little drawing.
room in the Directors CIR. II any ontsideTs
slw him, it must have been achieved by the ad-
venturous ANAL boys, who swarmed up the
sldes Of the car and d sttened their noses gainst
the window to the amusement Of some ct the
party, and the dugust Of others-auoug these
latter. one Of the John T1omas tribe On board,
who protested that be "ueEer, uever befo-e
saw 50 much vulgar carioaitT in all his life
But nobody WAS rufll.a more seriously than We
hare stated By tic exertions Of lie Michigan
ders yesterday.
The spzcial train camo into the great depo+
=. s o'clock P. NJ, having made a splendid run,
without accident or incident to mar tbs zane.
By the exertious aud forethou8ht ol the Local
Superintendent Of the Michigan Central, H. +.
Sargent, ard the presence Of City Marshal Lar
sen and i urge police force, the immense turn
oat of citiz=ns were KEEP: il posi:ion, and thou.
sands Of them erjoyed fair view Of the entire
party az they passed down the brilliantly light
ed platform. lord Renfrew and the Duke Of
Ne"cast'e in advance, his snite following. And
with no confusion and without difficulty, our
Eoglish visitors were qra:tered in their apart
meats which oecupy the entire Of tie second
loor Of the Richmond House.
The following are the names Of these visitors.
L7rd RsnfIew, His Grace the Duks of Nevc4s.
tie, the Ea'l Of St. Germaias, M.j. Gen. the
Hoa. r. Bruce, Lord L5ons, Dr. Acland, Nj.
Eaaleheart, Mai. TeesdaIe, Capt. Grey. Nr.
Jenner, Mr. Ware, and their attendants. The
Marquis Of Chandos has taken rooms at the
fremont House.
The pars5 le6Te our city some tins to day for
kankakee oa the Illinois Central Railroad, sew
enty miles from this city, aad theze leave the
cars and proceed across ;he prairie to Dwight
s. 'atioo, distant about thirty miles West on lie
81. Lau;a, Alton T. Chicago Eailroad, where
taeg will take special train for S.. L9nis. Thess
Michigan Central CARS will be run for their nc
| comnodation over such Of cur Illinois roads Is
the euage Of tricks permits. as it will both On
| the Illinois Central mud Alton and St. L5ujs
Roads. From St, Louis they 60 Eas. over the
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad 10 Cincinnati,
| and thence East.
The party will cr7ss ths prair;es osteusb1y
on I hunting excursion, aud we doubt from his
| Michigan experiences If yesterday whether
, 1860-09-22

s~ The zssnes o"d Ht'a3 publishes snctt
ri.;culou.ly f.tss ssa.enens setting fortn sl'E:
tern were IS COO Democrats at the Peoria dec:-
e..ration, .td that the procession was sig
miles long. Now tae truth ia. the csoEd did
,..l number nm psrs Of that claimed l,y
to r. and H., nor WAS tbr procession one-tb'rs
II .he length claimed. The meeting WEB iarge
one, bur what is tie use q rsgn'f,'nz ii to
,ncn absurd proportions! What do The eiac.
uoers ezpec. 10 gAir BY .eDi=s sueh n:rstzon,
, 1860-09-22

--Three thousand fre h"ndred Republicans,
eomor,siog delegates from for'h Kent, Eaatesn
$}.t. - and South Eewaygo county, me. at Lis.
b,n, Mich, on Friday, the 14.h. twas IN old.
;.shi,ned gathering. Ths procession when
fe.,nresw va, . Aat.boat upou wheels. drawn By
eir horses. and cont.inipg 50 ladiea and GENTLE
mn. The E,0k. Of Graod , pids. ~hoee re-
-,..rt ~ cond+nse, also describes large plat
.sorn wagon. eon.ainiug f.is spHttess q work,
viz Banners inscribed FREE Labrr."
Speeches w-rs zuadA By the Hon. F: W. Eel.
toge. E. G. D. Holden. snd :. l. "ltne5, o.
crowd xas led 1t public tablss sprsad Ia m ad-
iointng krove. There were eight tables. whose
consecutive lanxth would roach near Z unile.
, 1860-09-22
The Late Dts4ater.

We were m'stssen yesterday in our state
tae tug asQneen n the search for the bod'es
Of the ioet from the Lady Etsln. ~ she mseo
tina la'tt trip On Ihnrsday "'thou: SUCCESS. ihe
bodies slated to have be'n brought in b. tho
Mcqueen On Thursday oil came from Evanston,
and as in two days search only one body "ss
found, i: IVES deemed unnecessary to run her
longer. No bodies were tcuud 81 all yesterday,
asthe bodies no. recovered h2Ta no" probably
become 20 taf oeeo1nposea as 10 render 1t i'm
probable tia: they VIII be longer found Ga the
surface Of the water 1t is sad thought that
she bodies must lie N shas cold resting place,
, 1860-09-22

Especial ptpatca to The lYe-. a.d Ttip.ue1
Aoras. H., Styt.2t, ls61.
Between hix and aereu thousand persons
participated in the Republican demonstration
here to day, notwithstanding The brief uotiee
e;veu and rho Threatening state oi tue weather,
Lisbon, o:a~a, Naalius, Marseilles and oth.r
surrounding towns sent large delegations, with
"nle Awakes. bands Of music. Lurse back pro-
t. 4:ions, rsof yousg ladies dressed in willie.
9s boi:.. rail tp1itiers, etc. The meeting was
held in the grore Teat Of the toxin and Was I'D.
.tresFed By lin. 0*en Lovtjoy and Hon.
Leonard Scest- Mr. Lovcjoy ~as received with
great cutburst Of applause from his eonstitu-
cnts in little drundE." This evening there
ia splendid toreh-light procession By thc
various Wids Awake Companies in attendance.
OxE Or rae "ULp GrARp."
, 1860-09-22

We reg:ct that through inaaver'eace q
n,oof readi,g, 1he notice Of Cur State Fair cor
1e.,o.dent in regard to 4a"nys well known
n.snr- should have Seems to convey the idea
y, a new machine called ia tho types. A.'c+y
2teapcr.
The p,crits Of the >Ian1J machine ire toa
~,aelv known 10 call fer this CORRECTION, hut ~
n n,ion i. to AVOID any misapprehensiou.
, 1860-09-22

e s. 4. Ray 5mopd. formerly Of the St, Jo-
seph Fra Ds'>oeras hss purchased IN interest
in the Centralla E<,a}ie, aud will berraster ss.
sis. Dr.. Pettjohn in i:a management, Mr.Rsv-
1nond WAS II employee os this ofics for mus
dine past. We commend him to the patrons Of
thu R<pu5tte IS good Republican and vklu.h,e
aukeu.
, 1860-09-22

onthe 10th !a.t BY h. r. "lah. Nj. GEORGE
r. FAKh ant Ms. IL 'li..A i. H4L -ARt, Ill Of
th ely.
AsCptssss GsoEe. So l7-' b. Eev. ". H. Ryder, Yr
EU3Ak L.. hE~E*';hi @uh Miss tAhHIE ~.
dsu+ +hhE OF Lacius t,e~.etsy. k,Q.
ssst 9Th, ny Res II. n. Bt4hon Eseto: Of at. Iohns
Gnu ch sir. CHARLtS E. BLY, EN- and Mias LAVl'
Ma J, huHAA.
On Friday. ait iuss.. It The b. Of Mr. J. r. irwin.
ntv 1erua .I*m thu'eh. William r. SC0Tf, and
ABBY n. oTnA11os. H. OF this ely.
, 1860-09-22

ZouAvn Drill for the Benefit Of the
Homo for the Rr1endlesa.
There will be drill at ,hs WigsAm By tho
Zouaves under the command Of Col. E!1sx e..h,
oa Monday evening, Sept. o4tt, the proceeds
to b. devoted to the Homo for the Fsiendless.
Doors open u: 4 O'Clock p. \. Tickets Is cents',
to be obtained at the principal book stores dnr-
Ing ths day, And et the Wigwam during ths,
svsning.
, 1860-09-22

NASHVILLE. Sept IS.
1t the Tennessee State Fair th:s day tie
highest premium wss awarded to the Grover
l. Blker Seniog machine as the pesr fur all
classes OF family work. Also was Il premium
awarded 10 The Grover l. Haker on the double
loop stitch, As being superior to the shuttle or
or lock stitch for the same purpose. Thess
premiums were awarded over Wheeler 4 VIII
son, 1. u. Singer, AMI How machines in compe-
.ition. sep. 22 t&x1t
, 1860-09-22

SEwAnD's nEcEr11oS.-Atl those wishing TO
nart,cipnte in the reception Of GOV. Seward as
Lincoln Rangers, must meet with the Company
next Monday evening, the s4th inst, for the
purpose OF drill and the transaction Of import.
ant bu%ine.h. G. ". BARKxR, Com.
II. II. MChRAr Sec'F. ae1atd
, 1860-09-22
DI E D.

On F5itav. seot. 7lst, teso FL0RAECE, dsukhter Of
Henry sd Anna jaspszsoa- aged ons year.
Furssal EAtazt2y aftaInonn 1t O'Clock. friends Of
ths family s1s lnyltsd u Att<nd.
, 1860-09-22

Auction sale tht& Morning.
Al 9x oc!ock, offch T1stnr Ch,mheE md Dining Room
Furniture, Caress, DC. BY Guct s sampson, u Lake
, 1860-09-22

u. S. Cora7.-The United Statts Circuit aud
District Courts are in session. Until the e5th
Instant, H:s Honor, Judge Drummoud will sit
for motions. On the eth, His Icnor Judge