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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-01


THE PREsBYrERIAN GENERAL ASSEMBLY Er.
cnsion 10 Niagara Falls, The Rochester Demo.
crat Of the 10Th instant has an account of tho
excursion Of the members Of the General Assem-
bly, Eleven cars well loaded with visitors and
citizens left the depot for Niagara, whsfe they
arrived had fine view of the Falls, and dned.
one party N the International Hotel and,the other
Mt the Cataract House. After dinner they oil as
sembcd in the parlors Of the Information al whore
series Of resolutions were adopted. embodying
thanks to the officers Of the railroad and the pro-
prietors of the hotels.
Rev. DIR. Prime, who presided called on vari-
Gus gentlemen to speak. One Of those Dr. Ken
drick, Baptist clergyman. said he had notmuch
to say, but he had much to think and feel lie
thought this had been GoIu Ldcn day. and had
no doubt that it had been q delightful day to the
Prime movers of the affair. 1t was true he had
not had much chance to speak in tho General As
sembly but he had been very much interested in
the discussions. &C., but he thought there was
one thing that was hardly fair. They had do.
prved them of two oftho texts on which they had
rel ed to establish their belief as denomination.
One was that about the Turtle. Laughter. Tho
other was where it says that John tho Baptist was
baptizing in Enon because there was much water
there. Now. in the future, some one in reading
the history OF this General Assembly would find
that on IL certain day the Assembly took n trip to
Niagara, and if they ask why. the answer would
be because there was much wnter there. (Great
laughter.) Now he thought this hardly fair,
and in return he should try and deprive them Of
this great text which they relied to prove in
fant baptism. viz. :"Ephraim is n cnke unturn-
ed" Renewed laughter.l Now this cataract is
n great thing. it ia useful for many purposes you
know the tailor said "it would be first ratio thing
to sponge n coat" and this General Assembly has
found frst-rute thing to sponge the Central
Railroad. Excessive and prolonged laughter.
At the proper hour the party returned safely
and well pleased with their trip:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-01

Pure Coal Oil.
400 GALLONS pure Camel Coal Oil. Warranted 10 be
4OO pure and Of best quality. For sale by
JOHN ii. SEAY, Druggist.
10 Lyncllhurg Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-01

| = Hf0I00. ~ Es.tI & =. fiRq q
- FROM my 0ssble, ala.t ME ln1ne1 eeeoy ~
fH4S River ws.sAcsse. Msiss1 osnnsE g ~ M.a q
a. s6cs, ifssa hands kleh hs ~ q lsi1 e - -
q Dc hose % NJ. lny ssAsl M 2. oAnn4LA 4
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-01
SHOES, HATS, TRUNKS, &C., &c.
SPRING, 1901
ASsoRJIMENT ,YEHX LtARdEi!

h~ MY Spring supply In In store, and very fol-
Long experiences enables 10 present desirable
Of Boots shoea Trunks Carpet Bugs, Haia,
V-oapA aud other articles In my line ss any house In
Lynchburg do very thankful 10 customers nom
country aud city for very liberal patronage and with
beautiful house and desirable goods and accommodating dis
position, invite q continued patronage.
mn l. aEARIRY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-01
CSC 'evrA;'Ti.iEeTr1NE =; 'i.ie:Isfrl & TIENlfNG. I ai,'''
G Il. o e. Z II s.,
H1ox+ Door to the Merchants Bank

LYNCNBURU, FA.
teep ON hand constantly Groceries Of the best equality
W 70 which we particularly invite the attention ofour friends
a.,omeru We tender thanks to our friends for pas
anu and hone by fidelity the nterestsofal who may h,
merit a continuance Of the We are now receiving
uIeor lot sugars, Conees MoasseA new cropp Candles
bar. Salt &C. &c which offer cheap for cash or coun
y produce. ! 49,,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-01

Rhodes Super Phosphate Of Line.
IUsT hand Of this very valuable FertilIxer-
81 Those who have been waiting be supplied
Ing n HOLLINS b CO,
ap13 Sole Agonts for Lynchburg, No. 70 Mainsk
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-01
JAMES WILLIAMS
~ E, ~ I'M sT IYNCURJTRG VA

yHyENNEsSEE ~ BROWN SHEETING.Another LOT Just
received on consgnment-tho best goods in the market
for the price-encourage the South. ,,,r,,,s
q
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-01
1880; Spring Noyelties for = 1886

MARSHALL sALTsoO Sack in prime Osdsr In store end
N1 for sale BY A. y. LEE,
% Richmond VI
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-01

SOUTHERN MESSENGER FOR APRIL,
GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK FOR MAY, at
~ "CREED'S" BOOK STORE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-01

ri. KINDS OF NEW GOoDs-Just received, and will be
IA sold cheap for cash, py ,o,,x pYrpyrs A.,
10 oNiAtN y. O-s -, -HSos-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-01

MARTIN W. u.
NJ. HOLLINS &c CO..
Grocer and Commission Merchants,
NO 10 MAIN ST., LYNCHBURG, Va.
win particular attention to the sale Of all consgnmcns
TOBACCO, WHEAT, FLOUR,
.a.:- Butter, and Country Produce Generally.
Make liberal advances on produce when Desired,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-01

Semple's Baking Powders.
A FEW groce Sempes Infable Baking Powders, in store
"A and for sale by JOHN H. sEAY, Druggist,
may 10 Lynchburg, Va
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-29

MURDERER ARREsrED.-Some ime
about the first ri November last, iewelry
store was broken into and robbed of its
contents. iii Clarion, Clarion county, Penn
sylvanla, by TWO men. one Of lhcm named
Curtis, and The othea Shotwell. A num-
OF the citizens of Clarion county turned
ont 10 arrest the robbers. two men of he
pursuing party found The robbers in
house occupied by two women of bad
character and undertook to arrest them
there, when The robbers fired their pistols
and killed Que OF the pursuers and wound
ed the other SO that he will proba5ly die,
and then fled Last Friday. Deputy Sher-
if Mead and Mr.. L. Sherman. o.lhis city
went TO Rolling Prairie. under Il e pre-
tence of hunting. and asceriained tha,
young Shotwell was at Mr. Bu,bans.' near
Byron and went there and arrested him,
without any difficulty, as Shotwell was en-
tirely og his guard. The Captain of the
Police OF Pittsburgh was here, ready to
receive him. and pu! him in irons and
took him back to Pennsylvania.
The house where the murder was com
mitted WAS searched and lne jewe,ry
found buried in the cellar. Tie two wo.
mon have been arrested and are now in
Jail. charged with being accompiices.
Great credi. is due TO the officers and
Mr.. Sherman, for the quiet and efficieu
manner in which the arrest was aocomt
piishsd.- Loport Union.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-29
The Next Cnngresa

The Republicans have elected ,weenty
three Senators who will hold theta seats
during the next Congress. the Opposition
twenty three, which leaves thirteen vacan-
cies. These vacancies will be filed by
seven Opposition and six Repuplicans.iu in
which event the politi.icl classification Of
the next Senate will be; Republicans. in
which event the political Classification Of
the next Senst will be: Republicans.
twenty nine. Opposition thiriy-seven: Op-
position majority eight
The Opposition (anti Linoeln) mrjoriiy
in the Hous efo Rpresentaiieswill be abou,
weutv one Stcte Sentinel.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-29
An Appeal to Mr.. Lincoln

The following from tho Chicago Times
and Herald Of the 23d inst. gives, in
condensed form, the condition ofour coun-
try. the outrages of Lincon's supporters
and the effect. on our commercial, fnan-
cial and social relations, of the triumph Of
the Republican party. That party is wei
come to all the glory they will reap by the
in coming Administration:
In the midst Of the general woe and ms
cry brought upon the country by The Sec
tienal triumph of Mr. Lincoln; in the
mids; OF general bankruptcy and ruin:
when colossal fortunes are lost every day
by the fall Of our public stocks: when mil
lions of the hard earned noneY Of tie peer
Iaboring men Of the country are being
swallowed up in ruinous exchanges; when
our poor remnants Of shinpiaslers have
fallen to eighty cents on the dollar in our
pockets and are hourly falling lower: wien
our produce and the products of our labor
and toll are becoming almost worthless up-
on oui hands; when one half the States Of
our Union are maddened 10 de~persliou.
and one third Of them are in rebellion:
when the Union, law, liberty and he hopes
Of patriots tremble like frail reed in he
tempest. Our ears are startled bv the
most alarming sounds that ever yet walked
the happy dream of the American people.
Scarcel y had we time 10 breathe, after be-
holding the laws and the officers Of the
State OF Illinois and Of the United States
itself overborne by negro mob, in broad
daylight, in the city of Chicago. with the
open or covert approval of large bodies Of
our people, than the telegraphic lIg ten
ing heralds the fact that the Republican
supporters Of Mr. Li.coln in Massachu-
sets have forwarded as a relief fund" TO
Kansas, money, new Sharp's rifles, navv
revolvers and cymetars sufficient to arrn
and equip thousand men; that the noto-
rious Republican partisan, Montgomery.
has already armed 500 desperate men, Ia
ken possession Of Fort Scott and other pla-
ces, dispersed the United States Court,
hung one Of the grand jurors, and openly
and defanily proclaims that he intends
marching 20 war against Southern Missou-
ri and Arkansas..l Where. people of the
United States IS this matter To end? Is
utter ruin and universal anarchy to sweep
over oar beloved country and our homes?
We appeal 10 Mr. Lincoln, by all that is
sacred. TO call off his mad followers and
save the country from further ruin and
disaster! HIS ELECTION HAS RUINED US
ENOUGH ALREADY!
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-29
~A lady Correspondent of the Mobile
A u e..


Ad'ertFSer. writing from Kansas. says:
"Af,er breakfast, Was surprised to zee
my landlady go ort. and catching her
hens. lie each ones legs together. and
throw item ubon The ground. with. There
be good 'What did you do that ior?' /
asked. To make m lay!' will That doit
l inquired. La yes. she said; didn't
You ever hearn tell of that before?' oon-
fessed that ! had not. I'm an hour she
went on! again. and picking up the hens.
sare enough some rad laid; those she let
60, and they ran oH not even cackling their
gratitude. But those hens which seemed
disposed to be contrary she struck on the
back saying. You'd be,tea lay, you'd bet
ter lay. for you won't go until You do. and
in li'tle while. they. too. had rocompens.
Ell their mis- r"ss foT feedirg them SO
bounlfully. She SAYS she does SD every
morning, and the hens know well enough
that 'they have got TO law"
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-29

SAD AccIDEYr.--A daughter of Rauden
Grouse C f ihis place about three years old
met with An accident last Wednesday MOI
ming, whic'i she lost her hand Mrs. Crou
So wa on her way to some place in Ohio.
Whittier her husband had proceeded her.
and with the little one in her arms attempt
ed to get from the cars while they were in
motion a, the depot in Toledo. She was
thrown down as she stepped ubon the plat
form add the child hand falling on the
track was reduced TO complete jelly,
three cars passing over it. The littls -uif-
eIer hadts submit to an ampu,ation before
the mohsr ceuld proceed on hhr way.
--Elkhart RsVisw
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-29
EF The New York World has lust pu

EFThe New York World has Just put
mp the largest Hces s printing press in the
United STATES. upon which its edition OF
the 9Th inst, was f,r the first time print
ed.
1t is forty feet long. fifteen wide and
sixteen hi gh. The main horizontal cy!in
der in The center Ct the press is four and a
half ieet in diameter, and on this is fast
ened the segmeniary forms oftype by
means of screws The forms occupy a
boat one fourth the perimeter of the cyln-
der, and parallel leaving the rest of il as an
Notwithstanding surface. Around this
main cylinder, and parallel with il. are ar
ranged len smaller impression cylinders,
at each OF which is feeding boy. who
-upplies the sheets of paper to be printed.
at the rate of 500 per hour. The mode
Of carrying forward the sheets and dehv-
ering them upon the distributing boards.
Is similar TO that in rse in all Hoes ma
chimes. There are ~ 740 peices IN the
whole machine. its entire weight Is TWEEN
ty fivo tons. it cost S30,O0O and prints
$4,000 papers per hour.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-29

A provident wife has for some time been
in the carrying trade. but was disturbed by
cfficr McTLRrH yesterday. Observing her to
take big stick of wood from awood-varn
conceal and carry it oif.he followed at a
respectful and found the husband busy at
home saving and packing as fast as the
wife brought in,til they had toom well
slowed for winler use. This was proviIent
and provided they would now pay for it
the owner offered to leave it. provided
farther. that they would buy nomore in the
eamo way Cheap enough
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-29
ADVERTJSING:

One square 300 Brewer ems or less, three weeks
or less, $500: each additional insertion 25
Longer advertise ments in proportion--less Than
half square to be charged as half square, and
over half square to be charged as whole square
A liberal deduction will be made on advertise
ments inserted longer than one month
u Legal advertisements must be paid for In
advance. or satisfactorily secured.
u The above terms will be strictly adhered to
in every instance.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-29

GF~ Mrs. Douglas accompanied her hus
band 10 New Orleans, and. We regret TO
earn. is still suffering naewhat from the
lnjuay 10 her ankle received at Montgom
ary Ala
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-29
PHYSICIANS.
DR.. lSADORE WELTE
j. y. VIVA l.,
DR.. j. I. CHALMERS,

From Baltimore. VIII practice medicine. snrgcrv
and obsteticks. Permantiy located in Tvner
CITY, Marshall county. Indiana CHce one door
south Of Cushman BiSsel's Store.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-29
7. a. LEMON,

Dealer IN drugs. medicines, notions. literary
magazines, papers. etc., north side Iano, 10
street, Plymouth, Ind.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-29
u PAUL,

T. MCDONALD,
Real estate agent and notary public, Office in
Dickson's hardware store, Plymouth, Ind
Draws deeds, mortgages. bonds, and agree
ments, sells lands, examines titles and furnishes
abstracts of the same, pays taxes and redeems
land sold for taxes
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-29
HOTELS
EDWARDS fCUSE.
BENDER HOUSE.

J. II. Aiar, Proprietor, Knox. Stark county, Ind.
Good Fare. Convenient Stibling ami every ex-
c-.on made 70 render this House worthy of
public patronage.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-29
~. PIERCE
JOHN T. WOODWARD,
n. e. DICKSON e. Co.
JACOB DOr BECKER

eArber and hair dresser. Zone door south IIevett
Il Woodysri.) Michigan street, Plymouth, Ind.
Everything IN tho above business attended 10 by
me in the best stvle.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-29

Esnufao.urcrs Of wagons. carriages etc. Black
ssoithing, p'intins and granting done to order.
Sec column.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-29
.. McWllliAMS,

Dealer in watches, clocks. icwery and notions
east side, Michigan street, Plymouth, Ind.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-04-06

SMAEr ClilLDaES.-A writer in Black
woods Magazine thus discourscs on the
habit ftryipg book learning in the heals
osch'ldren while they are yet babies How
have heard You, Euscbius, pity the poor
children | remember you looking at a
group OF them, and rejecting, For of such
Is the kingdom Of heavcn,' and turning
away thougEliuliy, and saying, OF such is
the kingdom of tra'le,'. A child of three
! Years OF ago What should cI,;irl three
years oll-nay, five or six wears old-be
! taught! SiroEc meats for veal. d;-cs,ions
! make no bodily strength. L.: there s,c
; nursery rhymes. I would say to every
parent. especially to every mother, SING to
Young children, tell them pleasant stories ::
| If III the country be not too careful, lest thew
get li't'" di:t upon their Ii: nds and
clothes; earth IS very much akin to us all
and in children out Of door play soil them
not H:war,.!y. There is in il ;l;nd OF con-
! sa"2nni'y between creatures by Il we
touch upon tic common sympathy OF our
first substance, and bcget kindness for
! oar poor rclatiors-thc britcs.
Let children have free, open air sport,
and fear not, though they max" ac'ln*in,-
! anc: with the pigs, the ,lnnkcys. and the
chi'kens-'iey may form worse friendships
with wiser lo"ting ones encourage famil.
iarity with AL, that love 10 court tI,crn-
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-04-06
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
ABBETILLE DISTRICT
In E'quiiy,

In Equiiy.
Jasper Hawthorn,
Mary L. rr,it. John ] Bill for Account, Par.
Mathis md wife, and tili"", DC
- others.
IT T TAPPEAHINGtbn, William Martin and hi,
4. chii'licn, Enorh Oliver nnI ann. Tuivcr
!ohnsnn md "ifc, Jan. j. AMI Mary ID rr,t,
Defendanls in the above aln,cd case. rrsid~ hr.
yo',nd tn" limits Of this State on motion of =.
&a McGow"n; Com. Sol. Ordered TIN, said
defendants do appear nni plead, answer or de.
mnr 10 said Bill Of Colnpln,nt iiiin three
months from the publication hereyf. OF the same
Will 9e taken pro co,.trs against them.
y z -. WE X AtRKER, c,E,A,n.
: Feb'y 20, 1860, 3m. },i".'.''.. -
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-04-06
TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
IEBEIILLE ULS1KiCT

~ I.I"hy.
James McClin.on,
va
Thomas C. rcrri".E>'r Bill for Account, DC
'J"hn Cooper,
and Nancy, his wife,
and others.
Z T APPEARING to my satisfaction that
L. John Cooper. and Nancy his wife, Jnn"s
NcClin,"n. Pleasant D,crhihc, and Nancy his
Martin Eil' ",, sn'i Harriet. his wife. Mary
McCInton, james McClin:on, Jr. Cassnu.lru
McC!In:on, aud other children Of John Ne.
CI'ntnp, deed. whrsr names ar. unknown.
G.. a. Brown. - Jackson. aud Roxann, his
wifa, Svcurgus Brown. Virginia Brnwn, Simon
McClini"n. Eliza Ann Anderson Robert Hnr-
vcy AlrClintoI,,, a. Sarah Mct-iin;"n, defend
ants in the above stated rasa, reside h"yo,ld the
Jintsof this Stale: On motion, hy Perrin Il
C"i'ran, Comp. Sol, Or'cr-d. TINT said De.
PENDANTS do arpear. and plead. answer or dc
nIr l." sanl Bill Of Compant within three
months from tie publication hereof OF The sai,
will be taken pro co,fe.-o against tllem.
W. II. PARKER oEA.D.
Commissioners Office.
March I: 1850 3U { ..
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-04-06
TIE STfTE CT SOUTH CAROLINA,
HEI-ILLE DISTINCT
In Ef"ify.

David O. Hawthorn.
1.;w,%n . Fra"k''"; Bill for Account,
Creed W. En.kIn and SO.
4. G.. Ilaal;orn.
IT APPEARING to my sair-far'ion that
/ Lnws"n -. r,xnk lin nnd i'r"-L ". Kanl;,
Dsfr'rirni- III the above sia;.d case r..,l
h"y"Inl IA. limits "f thir State. on ,r"ti"n q,
Thomson d Fni'. Comp S"l. Ordered Than sai.i
Defendants a." appear, plead. a.sw.r ar .,s"nr
I" said Hi;! "i t":nrain within three mouths
FROM ih" publication hereof or the sa,nr viii
be taken pr" c"nj;$s" aEnins; them.
W. II. i'AKkEn, q l., Ap
COMMISSIONERS Office
Feb. -, lS6n,-3m
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-04-06
TIE STATE CT SOUTH CAROLINA,
AEEEI-ILLE DIaIUICT.

IN ET"'ty. -
VIM. H. Parker. Successor.
Va Fill for Fornclo-
''"'A,n Finley, Nancy J"ao sur. OF i:ortsas".
F:.'",, and "iI."r-. {
! At''Eil;!NE 10 ,nv sa,i-fa"t;on thnt ri.
';'in ti"ly. Nancy Jane Finlv. Oscar Fin.
ty. A'na",ii !;:",y, Or>, ,!:- Finley. Si";,,,...
s.r'"r, Sn'n:' r'n;".. Inc: T..i.y ari t;r.,.
viii" F"i'l. iir'' ndn'ts "a this "-sr. rr>,.!- |,-
N"''l IT," 'ni:- at tbs state. on mo- ion @
Ih"ii:-"n 4 Fair. Ordered that 10" above named
- !'':'!"ntS j" nip"nr and rlcnd answer or .:c.
'"nr T." sa;l Ei.i "f Complaint within TIRE.
tn"i'h- tr''m Tie ru'irn,i"n h-r."l ar III.
shrne viii he taken pr" conf sSo a-aiust III en-.
w. II. rALkER, c. L. A. u.
C"mmi fi"r'r- Gi.,r",
Feb. u, o,iu, :::n.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-04-06
s NF RD'S
- '-,~FAMaLF.T 81 -.
GAYHARYIG,P PII;IS,.3

| .,r. - r| COMPOUEDED FROM e.! -
Pure Vegetable Extracts. and put up in Glass
Cases. Air Tight, and will keep in any climate.
The Family Cattnr tic Pills is gentle
nut active CatharticIN (which the proprietor
| ias used in his prnctisel.. 1n,ore than twenty
| years. ~ ''"''.I '"'-
The constant in u creasing lem nd.
rom tn"se VIII" havtl pong used the. Pills
regard to their use tlras induced me- tn
place them within the 7Ircacl Of all
The Profession wclllS know that different
Cathariics net on dif-iA lferent 'nort;oHs of
the bowels. L.
me famlly Cathartic =. lPjn has. with due
reisrenee to this vel }sstHblisDdd fact, been
compounded from va G tricty Of the purest
Vrge a bl:e Ex,rsels. ts which act alike on
are goud and % fs itf allts !cases .wharai On
.'aFt,c ~ needea suchlS Ias .Derangements of
the atdm6ch, Sletpi-l? mess Pains il Inc
Back and Lohs, Costiveneas, Pain and Sore
ness over the whole body from sudden nold.
which frequently; if neglected. ofia ifi L 1ahr
course Of Feysss Lose Of Appetite, d Creeping
Sensation OF Cold over The body, -Rcsjlessness'
tasy bissss: Wyt%s IN tsstlS
RheumatisrfrS great Purifier of,tKe Blood and
many diseases to which flesh is nheir. tpo hai-
merous to mention IN nt4tia sdSertisement.-
PRfcEa DIMES. .','',"i .!""a
The Liver lnvigorator and Family Cathartio:
l,I r.,s ARE ,s.sGd BY Druggist, generally and
.zrhOo s. SANFORD, NED:
Manpfaeturatiahd Proprisrpr.
rSss Alss soldsbyH e N'" ofk'
a &ehpdsn& p1rApa,L.N. sA6beyille.,4 ,Io 70
BRANCH, ALLEN ERxAa6ss 4Ahbeyi)le.
April 10. 1882. 60-l2m.-
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-04-06
TIE STATE Of SOUTH CAR LIMA.
I5EEiILLE EIS7N!!Y.
Ia ff"ify,

In Ef"iiy.
E'xahcth English, Ct. nl.,
va hi'l 10 sci proper
pIv,d ,rd, D. ,; hrs''sh, 81 c "%' y' '"r''''0'' dc
7 I APE \ElNf; '!n. Wm. ITnr1in aud
4. Sarah. his wi:". Hiram lay anil Franc".
his If.. nu'.en ..i"rri- a'ii Ei,Ya.rth his viii,
ID jackson English, Il. r. sl""krr and Ama":,
his wife. Dr,.n,inn,- il the ai..vr ;,,rd c.>-
reside beyond the limits cf tots STATE. on ~"
titn Of >. d *. Mct:uwnn. Comp S,"l nrl.rp.
that The said Defendants d" appear nnsi II. al
an-w.r ar 'i.riur /" sai,i Eui within ,hrr.
m"n;h frhindhe publication irr. 81. or the smr.l.
will hc t;rtirn pro rrrf.!xr a.nnsr ti,,1n
WI. IL. rAEki.!,, =. p. Ar.
C"IAmissi"ners Office.
Fch'S aS, lS.ir. { ID 2m
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-04-06
State Of South Carolina.
,ABBEYLLLE DISTRICT
In Equity.
naxila L RnT l =. IL

Mor,hn n ,y' n,e nHl for sale of Real
J. J. Adams and M,,,b, Estate under will
his wife and others. y1ac
Tt appearing to my satisfaction that John ]
l. Adaras and Martin. his wife, William F.
Hutchinson and Mary his,wife. Joseph II. Ruff
dnd George w. Ruff. dafendnnt. to the Bill in
this erse, reside beyond the limits Of this State
'on,motisn df THOMPSON d. Fair. Comp Sol. or.
dered that the above naned defendants do an
,penr and plead, answer or derner to said Bill
within three ntonths from Tho publication here.
on or me same VIII be taken, Pro Gonfssso
"s""so otneh. b@g:' Lie. G,u3a rs"
W. r. PARKER, Q. E. A. p.
Feb %, 1850 4s Sm. S&n1s' '%a ~