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Vegetable Life Medicines

Are known 10 be !nfallible.
OYSPEr SIA, by thoroughly cleansing the first and
secon .Iom.es, and creating flow OF pure, healthy
bile instead OF the stale and acrid kind; ELATU-
LENCY, Loss OF APPETITE, HEARTBuRS, hkADA,aE,
sNEsTLEs,NEss, ILTEiPER, ANXIETY, LlNeUoR and Mel
AScHoIIY, which are the general symptoms of Dyspep
STA, will vanish, a natural consequence of its cure.
C-STIVENESS, by cleansing the whole length OF
the n-s.ines win solvent process and without yio-
lence all violent purges leave the bowels costve with
In two days
FEvEas of all kinds, by restoring the blood to q
circulation, through the process OF respiration
in such cases and the thorough solution OF all intestinal
obstruction in others
III LIFE MEDICINES have been known to cure RHEU.
MaTlSM permanently in three weeks, and GOUT IN
lIIn Tune, by removing local Inflammation ON
the muse es and llgiments Of the joints.
QhO1 SIZES Of all kinds, by freeing and strengthen
my the kl,neys and bladder; they operate most de-
ightfuily these important organs, hence have
EYER been found certain remedy for the worst cases OF
Also. WORMS, by dslodgipg from the turuiugs OF
the Doves the sunny matter To which these creatures
sCURvY, ULCERS &ISvETEsATE SORES
by Lac periect purity whicn these LIE Ak-DlGlNES
give to the blood, and all the hunlors.
loAo, BY r alternative ect upon the fluids thai feed
the skim and the morbid state Of which occasions all
eruptye complaints, saAow, cloudy, and other disa
The use Of these Pills for very short time will effect
an entire s Re 'b ALT HI UNI and Striking i'm
COLDS and INFLUEN "a will always be cured by
one e, dos. or by Two IA tae worst cases
of Piles OF IS years standing by the use OF
the LIFE MEDICINES alone.
FEVER AND AGUE.-For this scourge Of the
Western country, these cucines will be found safe,
speedy and certain remedy Other medicines leave the
system subject 10 return Of the disease-a by
these Medicines is permansnt-TRY THEM, BE salts
FLED AND BE CURED
BILIOUS FLYERS & LIVER COMPLAINTS.
-OSSERAL DEBILITY, LOcs W xiPPEIITE diseases
tEMALEs-the Medicines have been used with the most
beneficial results il of this observation-disclosures
EVIL and SCRoFTA, IN its worst forms, yields to the
mild yet powerful OF these remarkable Medicines
NIGHT SwEArs, NERVOUS DEBILITY, NERVOUS COMPLAINTS
of all kinds, PALPnAuoS HEART, PAINTERS CoIc
are speedily cured
McnCUhIAL DISEASES.-Persons whose con-
stittons nave become impaired by the njudcious
of Mercury, viii lind these Medicines perfect cure
they never Gail 10 eradicate from the system all the ef
fects Of Mercury, infinitely than the most pow
erful preparations Of Sars.iYarila.
Prepared and sold by
w. Ii. HIOFEAT,
335 BROADWAY, NEW YoRK-
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS
julyIS-dswIy
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For President,
JOHN BELL,
or TESSE>EE
For yiee-President,
EDWARD EVERETT,
OF MASSACHUSETTS.
EIECTORAL TICKET
FOR he SITE AT LARGE
RAILIE TEYTON, OF summer,
n. G. TAYLOR. of Carter.
FOB THE Districts.

1. WIN. NJ. BRADt Ord, of Jefferson.
2.O.P. TEMPLE, of Kuox-
3. ALFRED CALDWELL. of Mehinn.
4. s. s. STANTON. of Smith.
Sci GOLLADAY. Of Wilson.
& WMF.K ERCHEVAL, of Lincoln.
7. JOHN C. BROWN, of Giles.
g. JOHN F. HOUSE, OF Montgomery
9. ALVIN HAWKINS. Of Carroll b..
10. D.B. MAJORS, oiShelby.
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Gbaaffrp SaIes
Chancery Sales, August IS, 1860

Peter Anderson vs.. McRoberts x McKee-FARM.= 30
DURSCANT 10 decree of tho Cbancery Court at
Nashville, in above named case will sell on SAT
lRI)AY, 18TH OF AUGUST 1850 at the Courthouse in
Nashville Farm OF IS acres AMI 10 poles miles from
vile Railroad, the same being the hoGseot of Craig
head place. ALsc-lot No. 4, adjoining and con-
tanning acres 12z poles.
TERMS, y and Is months without interest notes
with approved security and lien retained
juiy26-td J. r. GlEAFES, c. & NJ
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Death of an Ex-Congressman and hIs
~ lfe

ST. LOUIS. July "a.
The Republican learns that Samuel Ca
ruthers. formerly member of Congress from
the seventh district of Missouri. did at his
residence in Cape Girardeau. on Friday last
shortly after the demise of his wife.
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Central Executive Committee.

EDWIN II. EWING, NEILL s. BRowN, ALLEN
A. HAIL, P W. MAxEY. JOHS LELLTETT,
JONI Fl. CALLESDER, HORACE T. HAEhT-
son.
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The Herald says OF tine meeting

Altogether it was the largest and most
spirited meeting OF the kind We ever saw as
sembled in the county. Our friends are in
fine spirits, perfectly enthusiastic, and are
resolved upon doing their whole duty.
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Jno. z. Balm Is. Martin McGrady-FARM

VI-O- II DiII " -'IiI TN q 14CUIduY + AMI
DURSUANT to 4 decree of the Chaucery Court at
i Nashville, in above named case, I viii sell on SAT
tRDAY, 18TH OF AUGUST 1850 at the Court house in
Nashville, Tract of ana 50 poles of Land living
city, and the same property heretofore sold by R.
Balm to John Martin.
IERNs-6, II and Is months, without interest and
without Redemption.
tuly26-d j. E. GLEAvES. c. * NJ. &
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N % Il ATS
Life Pills and Phoenix Bitters.

I HESE MEDICINES have now been before the pub
lie for q period OF TH1kTY YEARS, and during
that time have maintained high character IN almost
every part OF the Globe for their extraordinary and
immediate power of restoring perfect health persons
suffering nearly every kind Of disease 10 which
the human frame u liable.
The following among the distressing variety o.
human diseases IN which the
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THURSDAY MORNING. JULY 26, 1850.
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Stock Reduced.

DREPARING soon TO make a change in our busin<ss
i arran gements We desire to reduce our present
stock as much as possible. In order TO do this We
VIII oter our present sto of Staple and Fancy Dry
Goods at reduced prices We nave on hand q ine
assortment of silk Berages, Auslins and travelling
Goods, ano In fact every thing could wish for
ai>o, White Goods, Embroideries, Hos ery Table
Damask, Sneetng, Bleached and Brown domestic
Plantation Goods Tor aud women, Cloths Cassa-
meres, Vestings and Under-wea for Gentlemen We
wish call particular attention bargain coxa
ter, on which will be found all times man desira-
BILE goods al one-fourth their value.
apr1S-tr NICHOLSON HUMPHREY
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Pressdeit-Ex-Gov. VIM. B. Campbell.
Vice PresidsntS-Col. Jordan Stokes Gen.
2. Anderson, Col, W. l.. Martin.
SscredTy--Cap;. John W. White.
IreGsurer-H. D.Lester, Esq.
The following gentlemen were appointed
Assistant Electors: JoHN r. DAVIS, B. j.
rARvER, T. c. WoED, A. B. MARTIN. and R. r.
LINK.
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Lost.

ON sunday the p ID inst, a Gentleman's Breast
" PI>, di lniona square, set With bitck Jet The
finder viii be literally rewarded By leaving IT az this
Office, july 24-f.
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Jno. p. Balm vs. George ,,cyu,,v-F,pu

DURSUANT 10 e decree OF the Chancery Court at
i Nashville, in above named case viii sell on SAT
lRDAf, 18TH OF AUGUST 1860, at the Courthouse in
Nashville, Tract OF acres and 80 poles OF Land lying
on the Nashville add Hlsboro' Turnpike 8 miles from
city, and the same property heretofore sold by Jno R.
Balm to George McNulty. .--
TERAs-6, IL and Is months without interest and
without redemption. =
july26-td J. Z GLEAyES G. * NJ
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-26

WILSON COUNTY-A meeting of Constitu-
tional Union men was held in Lebanon last
Saturday, for the purpose OF forming BELL
and EVERETT Club. Hon, RoBT -HATToN was
the Chi, f speaker on the occasion; and his
speech is said by The Hsrdld to have been
lone OF the abIest efforts of his life" ED.
L. GOLLADAY also spoke. making timely aud
eloquent raliying speech. After he eonclud-
ed the officers of the Club were announced
as follows
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-26

DURSUANT TO a decree OF the Chancery Cour:: a,
J. Nashville, in above named case will sell on SAT
CRDAY, 18TH OF AUGUST, $780, at the Courthouse In
IN Cheataa county, being the same heretofore sold
by Dardin Turner & Co. 10 Edwin Ferguson Co. (See
decd Of July II, 1851
TERMs-l, AM years, with interest good personal
security required and lien retained
tuly2e-td J. E GLEAvEs, &M
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Andrew Johnston vs. David u. Aucn-LOT on Sol
MARKET STREET r- ~ r.

DCRSCANT TO decree Of the Chancery Court at
Nashville, in above named case, will sell on SAT
CRDAY, 18TH OF AUGUST, 1850, the Court house in
Nashville, Lot OF Ground fronting 90 feet on South
Market street. extending through College street and
fronting thereon 20 feet, the being occupied by
Shops.
TERMs-7 months credit, without interest and free
from redemption. s- E-5-I-l - -'slf
juy2e-td j. E. GLEAvEs, C. & VI.
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DURSUANT decree Of the Charcery Court st
L Nashville IN above named case, viii sell on SAT
Nashville, Lot No. 90 il Hlrdngs Addition TO Nash-
vile, on Harding street, so feet by 16O. p -
TERNSS and ~ months, without interest aud with
out redemption.
july2S-td j. E. GLEAvE, C. NJ
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-26

Jerry Stoddard Lewis Caroway-HOUSE AND LOT.
DURSUANT to a decree OF the Cbancery Court at
L Nashville, in above named case, will sell on SAT-
URDAY, 18Th OF AUGUST, 1850, at the Court house in
Nashville, House and Lot Bosley Turnpike or JEFF
feTson street extended Tho Lot is oneba of Lot No
49, in McGavock's plan.
lERMs-Cash 500, balance credit of IL mouths
with interest.
July26-td J.E. GLEAvES, c. M
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w T. BERRY s. CO.,
j1ne26-u Public Square.
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DURSUANT 70 a decree of the Chancery Court az
i Nashville, il above named case, will sell on SAT-
CRDAY, 18TH OF AUGUST, 1850, at the Court house in
Nashville, Trans aged about Is, Wheewright; Wilson
ter; Henry aged about 90, Laborer Ann aud child.
TERMS months crettlt, except 10 Fire Hefldyed
Dollars the avioe s0enotes with approved en-
dorsers and payable in bank required.
Juy26-td J. L. GLEAVES, C. u
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Sarah V. Mullen VS. Josiah e. Mulleu-2 SLAVES
DuRSuANT to decree Of the Chancery Court at
l. Nashville, IL above named case, will sell on SAT
URDAY, Is III OF AUGUST 1850, at the Court house
Nashville, 2 Slaves Wilson aged e. and Anarchy, girl
aged -.
Terms months, notes payable il bank, with ap
proved epuoIs efS, required. .rzr--e
iuiy26-tt j. E GIEAvES, C. SM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-10

DAIrIrHe TOOTH EXTRACTION. WITHOUT rHH UsE
ii ~ chorosorm ~ any stupifyt agent ~. BxTHr'L
has lately ard for he psnless
~ and TessimoniAa certifying Voc
fro persons ~ tsh position b s>~r ~ Dr Bsre
silence Arhcs-i with all his htsy patented improve
Teeth sllsd terms Inv. 70 v ND street
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MILLINERY.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

HOWARD ECLEJrIc MEDICAL INSTITUTE NO. Is
spa oas 10 % ia nss S ~ %
coveted bon by which the unfortunate invalid the
and safety get relief and oomoess 10 ssn ~
ssr giving ssi and sscy obey ng The maoass Of As
dot r. and WIN all the sabtet
eai their 1d. NAV carp' brsndsh their sarrsse
ph.s sssios ne i9povscn: q new pLg and the
CF s bn, az il vain ~ Yet ce SCI. the ,. from
se oa
proved % detrimental and iss |, past as @,,oas
q spasan1 shca Sss am and i' sas
win bail with oJ the beaat III sunshine Of s exs.s1ce.
new . he diseased aud
ss 80 & ssa az h T sen @
snonsr ne S,sn The case nder 1d ssssms o. oed',ne
c.sd ssnSs he y Of us 'ssS aassas
on tbs syss so Of usss ssss ss hare no
i've sure and conesvs "a sviS ce Of which ssrs are .hoa
Tor sna IN asu sa Il. ys y Y.
healing influence Of this mighty engine Of disease destroying
have thus h.en induced @ male The above renar,s IL
e. ne se p sI y no.
,scrhcs the besih, h.ppiness and lie o. their
retrieve issr n,sOr,unss The saa5sn psssa.io
.mess ess sSesa smsS
estsd and decepd form all betoksn bad treatment and bad
o. The who made
ssS g @ eo S cur Dn and %
uctantly have consented thus public 70
good tie afflicted snd Joy The world there
born long looked for~hich
and surely viii save us and redeem ns from he hr Of
long subject The beautiful msnte Of health has DO sent
from hesv. this science be arounS AL
his Come be made pure healthy and happy, and
children AID after generations will bess you for errng
upon them such heavenly bsquess good consultation and
perfect bealth
BIN All The doctor desires persons interview
when convenient
Onlce hours-Fron Mto9PN
Reeoect the number IS Howard street Boston, MassAchu
setts
n B. All communicst ms strciy confidential
Medicines by mall and express all pArtA Of he United
States
Q
Addr,s j. B. Hughes Is Howard rtrsst Bos,,n. Mas
sachuselts.
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HE'D AvENUZ SAVINGS BANK,
Corner Of 1hrd and Twenty nstA street.
CHARTERED lNA.
sI per- interest paid al rom u 10 81 UO Al
deposits ade or before October 10 draw interest fron
October l.
Bank open daily from A. M. Tsp. NJ
rkkCEh X. GREEN, President
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uNfAfRnOrY MADE EAsvv-sHowrN0 The 81
nj cf.t ow and be speedily married A
rev fos ~ ts s,'s r., 70, - csns noars wv
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e1O REwApD;-sroLEr, ON TIE rr9gr ov TIE
ptO 9Th instant from The farm n the subscyfber beht
bay yesrlng ~ medium sze Nth thin iu lnls vh,is
e-ch bind f<t above hoo 80 viii be AID Tor ns
reisrn q he F snds more for nfo nation hAi wn esd
DANIEL Y ZONES. Rocky nm. near Flushing Alley.
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FINANCIAL.


rRnAsupY Dxs ARrnnNT Sept 3, 1850.
ccsOk noon Of monday he sw,r second dav Of UcsoOcs
neI for Millions Of dollars Of OF the United 6tstex
be issued he not NJ Congress the nd OF
sry notes, at which the proposals win be opened
decided The stock IN he renbuT~Ahle In from
he rs day of January nex and Will bear interest 1t i've
cent per aInum %, able semi annually, % he ass days
No offer VIII be accepted below par and for FRA
lion Of thousand dollars Nor win kny offer bc conadeE
with depostary Of tho United subject 70 tho order
The sccrs larry o the Treasury fkc certificate OF such deoo
81 mus ssconRsny The Sropos. IN ~ sssss sss osn
muat stste tLe rate OF Oremium offered
The proposals should endorsed the oude "Propoeah
for Loan Of ls and be addressed TO tho Secretary Of III
The foerotng conditions for a.
egste OF ten phcns Of dollars will be Immediately In
deposit the amount accepted with the premium thereon
with the Treasurer Of The United States the Asststan
Treasurer boston, New YORK. Philadelphia Charleston
o! November next Should successfu bidders desire Dc
pdt st other points their wshes viii be duly considered
being stated 20 shis department
Certificates Inscribed Will Issued sums nOe Len
.han thoasald 10 lars each the successful bidde
heir assns for the principal deposited, carrying nterex
q the rate Of ave oentu from tho date Il such depo
SUD stock VII be transferable the books Of Use Treasury
Agreesbly 70 the regulations ot the Department
Should Of tho successful bidders require certificates
Stocks with coupons OF semi ANIMAL nteres payable thereon
IRON ne LIST oi January 1sx Glch cerhc&oa viii bo
with such attached In Of thousand dollar
ech aud such stock instead ri being trnsforabe
he book. q ths Tfesry may b assnsd and snserre
named stock from the date Of the depost 70 the LIST day
January next viii be paid 70 the suoes~aul bidder hi
aorp BY the depositAry with whom The principal de
The preliminary depos par centu required upo.
AL under this notice viii Included depofib
Mn b. nnediAsiy returned the unsnccass
sm bidders HOWELL COBB. Secretary u the Treasury
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ID EwIr1 ANCrs TO ENGLAND,
IL Iak.asD, sCVTLAND AND WALES.
Sight bills on the
ONION BANK or LONDON,
IA IoEAL sAHK OF sCOTLAND,
BRLfssT aAkKrNo COMPANY, IRELAND,
In sum- from 81 upwards,
TAYLOR BaOrHERa Bankers,
No rs Wall street ve~ yo
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THE TURF.

L,AsHlOk COrRsE-TROITIka
purse of 500 will FrS az l2ta inst Il az
o'clock H. Nile heas best In " harness H. woodruff
names e. e. Jeae: Geo. Brown names Contest; U. Little
neld 60 b. &. Tartar.
.LUFF CRooHRRAN. Manager
A day track
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III. IL NV opening In fan irnportAtnn o.
LADIES' frrK rAENCH KID GLOW
9 - I'll snaorv: bess quality g csnh pas.
pn go a ane fAees and RnbruAdersea
pun aSeA n elegant RIbhccs and the Preach ThovsrA
YuD anek II PAL Hosiery = 4 Gloves
Pun aBca a Whse Goods, Flss nes Ae-
Yvu uanrk of Linen and linen Csmhrc HAndkerchh1ea
Vvn ssp~k a Ladies' Under Clohing.
Pun anra Of Yankee Nos,ona
isSsss are always oeriss 70 fun ssusnsss
- INV euods n Ne lowe@ prtces.
n. n. MACY,
- ssd 10 slsn ~, secusd entr~acs becw voursssnh
= inroRrAsf 70 wHoIEskIs AID RETAIL BUT.
nRs Ov MILLINERY AND DRESS GOODS.
1sAArKs 100 Duane ereet
I'm ssov IN TIE ten enu~e ard el~rsrt
ssrt m wirnery ana Dress Goods bpugh Al ~
49, -,r~ fuliv 70 per undsr coat II IN posiion
49, ~ she following beautiful rcodA-
-. eflba plain and fancy
49, pflha All widths AID rrtc~s
nre~o 0opds q ever d-s-rptnr
rn~ck SIN Lyon velvets Al widths arc prc~s
rau6ka p,Ain and rbhe<
U~rlnnrs plain ara printed
11hruSdered Emp~ss Clchs
vesouy Otfomans, Reps -, yx-s.,.~.
yeS~uv Armwes plain snd pTnten Do4s-n"
Yrunah nsh Cntha Fruard nf.
pr~.eR cpaored ranrela I'D esrveA, - -. :, -
5vss Sow w. q sSOsdv~y
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WATCHES AVID JEWELnY.
MATRIMONIAL.

4 sIDpIE AGED ANGLICAN GENTLEMAN, OF
rood character respectable connections possd of
e msans sisses 70 form acausntsnce LADY whose
position in society simar The writer Il sincere and honor
,tIe warts companion Address for two days a. D. Bur
ark. Broadway Poet ocBce n. Y.
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4E nOA DIAMOND NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVES
pC.VOU 10 all the subscribers that reeting s " he
held this asr s O'Clock. NJ hs stevens House 90 Ora
dy Ascertain he this vsusbe gem and deliver
ih< that The commfte- sh~ decide IL
receive general attendance of N. parties In 10
terssf requests B-nckess subscribed 10 and paid
MILLS. Agent.
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METROPOLITAN BUILDING ASSOCIATION -THE
M annual election Of trustees q this company vii B. hs
Office Acc Pearl Mondsy Oct 10 between The
GEO T. BLACKLY, Secretary.
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Ordinary's Sale.
Sept. II. 1860.

BY virtue of an order Of sale to me directed, will
sell Mt public auction at Anderson Court House on
snleday in October next, the following Tracts Of
Land, 10 wit:
All that Tract of Land, situated in Anderson
District, on the waters of Twen:y-Six Mile Creek,
bounded by lands of VIM. c. Mckinney, ]. P.
r,aynun and Others containing thirteen acres, it
hems Inc real estate of Frances Martin. deed.
Also, all ;llat Tract of Land. situated in Andcr-
sou District, in the town of Bolton, bounded by
lands of Dr. w. c. Brown, the Academy lot and
.,,hcrs containing fourteen acres. more or less. it
being the real estate of DR.. Maxteld e. Cobb, de-
ceased.
Also, one other Tract of Land held in copart-
nershp by Dr. W. C. Brown and DR.. Maxfeld c.
Cobb, deceased, situated in the same District atore-
said, on the waters OF Broadway Creek, bounded
by lands of Williamson Breazcale, Lucy Breazeale
and others, and continuing ninety-scvcn acres
more or less, Oh which Dorchester Baptist Church
is located the church buildings and SOME two acres
being reserved
TERMS OF SALE.-On credit of twelve months
with interest from the day of sale, the purchaser
giving bond with good security and mortgage Of
the premises, if deemed necessary, to the Ordinary
for the payment of the purchase money-except
the costs, which will be required in cash.
]. d. NJ DOBBINS, SAD.
Sheriff S Office, Sept. IL, 1860 5-4t
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PARMENTER & CAMPBELL'S
SEWN NJ "A G Hi N Il 8.
BOOTUS patiently


THE subscribers call the attention of the public
to the above Sewing Machines. These machines
are reliable simple, cheap and durable, and well
adapted to sewing different kinds of cloth-from
the finest fabric to the coarsest plantation goods
1t is wonderful the amount of labor they save.
Ladies who have tried them, are completely fasci-
mated with the rapidity and ncatness with which
their work is done These Machines, nov offered
to the public of Anderson and Pickens Districts
by the undersigned, through their regular agent,
Mir John Hammond are thought to be superior to
anything of the kind yet offered in this market,
when you take into account the price; the simplicity
of their machinery, and the ease of learning to
sew OH them. The learning TO sew is often d'hi-
cult, bar on these machines it is thought to be less
so sham or any machine the subscribers have seen.
Price oi Machine, Sao.1o; llemmer, 500.
TIE MacAnc may be taken either with or without
Ike Heu:ner. as the purchaser may desire.
For further particulars apply to the subscribers,
or agent, at Anderson C. h.,-S.4G
a. L. CATER,ss-,s.
CHARLES GAILLTARD,
HERBERT HAMMOND.
Sept II. 1860. G. If
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HEAD QUARTERS.

FIRST BRIG, FIRST DIV, s. c. VI.
Greenillc, S. c.
ORDER NO.
TNHE Regiments comprising this Brigade arc here
l by ordered to appear Mt the following times
aud places for Review and Drili
The Sd Regiment at Toney's Old Field on the
l1th September.
The 4th Regiment at Haynies on the 18th Sep
lembcr.
The 42d Regiment at craigs on the 18th Sep
tcmbcr.
The ID Regiment at Halls on the 18th septcm-
Der.
The 5th Regiment at Hunters on the 2cth Sep
tember.
The lst Regiment at BrutOn's on the 22d Sep
tember.
The commissioned and non commissioned officers
will appear the day previous to the Reviews Of
their respective Regiments, for Drill and lnstruc-
ton.
Coloncls of Regiments must make their Returns
at the Reviews.
The Brigade Staff rill be required to attend every
Review in the Brigade.
Colonels of Regiments charged with the e1-
tension of this Order. BY order
w. X. EASLEY, Brig Genl.
H. LEE THunsNoS, Brig. Maj
Aug IA I'd