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THE NcA'ssDAgaHrER.
A PERUVIAN LEGEND.

Ae''>SeS ss'S A&SFsTSacAfStNS tS'E -nS
the beginning oftLe sRtseu.hscen,ury. and
who was remarkable for liis.love of the arts,
especially those connected With the improre,,
mentbf, his capital, proclaimed that whose:
ever would find means Of conveying water
with faciitytto his palace and to Cuzco,
; ss,;aqnld receive in. marriage his youngest
daughter, then a beautiful girl in the frat
bloom Of womanhood. This offer was no
sooner made, than young man appeared,
called lIassan, who declared himself capa.
ble ofperformingahesgreat work. lie was
Immediately furnished witfisas many men,
land all the materials, which he thought pro-
per to demand, and the work was commence
ed.
While tile work, however, was in pfoafsss
an incidspt occurred which damped the
ardor of the youth for the ACKNOWLEDGMENT
of what he had undertaken. and seemed to
overthsor all expectations Of its ever being
cofnpleted: 2 Among the uuhaerous a,ten.
dan,s upon The syorkmen for the preparation
of their food. and the care Of min.
which they dwisit there appeared a GIRL Of
gtss. beauty, who, while attending u,,on her
father, was observed by the you,Ifaf eenci.
neert Nbo became 50 violently enamored
thar Gi...t ,eution va. di,tssSls l:sei,,tu,ned
from the OBJECT upon a wiiiSi;:sS;s f5ind, ,shas
been Hitherto bent, -ILIaa,sa,sss sib.t ,ba -
EeoostapI;,bmsbt, of tbs. .r.,k she bsf ,,rn,.;is.
Zen vonld r..,it,;n Ri. ,r.,,;aa ..;.h Il. !.
;,auoI,,s, ofs.,,as rass.S III. .shss,s,.'ss
co,nnanied rs sll ,l;x Nnnn,.;;,;s .ssssss,,,s
.couIa, ,be.,ox ,,,n,,li,sdSs,;vo T;n q ~,
ra;,ab, h.. ), ,,',ea .o,s IA. l;f. .na,;. n;.,
to-. b,;iie ,,ho,, bshsd .nss..,..n IA esi
now esssssssa easss ,o.dssirst ts:laoT. =
leriaeao flii.' sts,e, Il n.:.au,. mind.
ueelee. isaeuo!, and ,si.o,de, rsisnsa.;n d,, .hs
.be.,h6ment Of tie .vo,lme,. wh;..h !, g., M
seemed, 10 e,ery. onast arise f,,,m. = .ony;c.
tion' IN f,is n.tf of iss engineer s,,., ',,,.,
ass.,.,,; ass = :, s.s's. ,n e'as &c
bower. Some time nsssed wissan.. ua .as u
change dr,;oo vhie,rgfIs,.s,rh IA -.
opno1tunitissof mss,;rr ,l,s ,o.n. , 80
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SOU7HE1Ks HOUSE.
/ - -

SREX3S HI1sf fI'TsE.
Lo PlsntsIss 3aplsl N5 o. ~ fEsg SSik
ID hsA sn SSsnesy, S6lHpsieips sssry a
q 81; .sIs isss iGs s.,s s:1s sss; =.
'gAsunoRx RKsi iAa1K : ]
HHAF1fR1 s 3 : ~ - 3,
Rmsa stssps
ss'ly boxed and serwsrdsf ~ e
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7lHl WASMNGgoN NDDERENDENE
.PBliszedat

WASHINGTON, GA.
By WIN. HHaaa;m1ts tsoH, Editon& propristsr
At ztoo DolIesss sRer Annug, in Aduanee..'
THE Hsdspeaasht is 1atristly. speak ing a FAN.
Il ny Observation-Disclosures IN politics
Adeyoted 60 Domestic and Fofeign. n exs, Lit.
eratgrs, Science, the Artss Me.
ehsnics and Education, andSt3aks. strictly to
the Domestice interests of thss9slt in the en-.
wprd, it yilI advocate the comnaonf ntefests ol
aSoltheTp,P People,
cAPriE47, 1850, 81 If
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tPAYABLE 1H-. 1DvsNos.ss 6
VOLUME XIII.---No..,a:

: Nobody abuses small talk
unless he be stranger to its convenienos
Small talk is the small change oflife; there
'ls,hU getting ON without it. There afs
times when it's folly be wise,' when q
.lit,lo nonsenssEis very pala:able, and when
gravity and sedsteness ought to be kicked
down stairs. A philosopher cuts poor
figure in. a ballroom, unless, he leave his
philosophy at home. Metaphysics are as in:
srnsi7e in tho midst Of agreeable prattle, as
deaths head on festal board. We have
met with men who were too lofty for small
kalk-who would never indulge in COM
plants as to sersants, fof disciss the stale
of the weather. They were above such
trif1ing; in other words, they wcro above
making Themselves agreeable, above pleas
ing, and above being pleased. They were
all wisdohb,' all gravity, all dignity, and all
tediosisness ana seriousness; which they BE-
Slowed upon cbmpahy with more than Dog
bsrry's noble generosity. A man who can
No1 TOM 700 Nv Aloio OuSiItCSS IA SOClely
tllan.a, statue. The world,i made up of
triAes; and he who can triae elegantly and
,gfaeefallysis,a valuable acquisition 70 man
-kind:. Hesisga Corihthian columnSin the
fabric Of society: "a
-issS
How TO GET RErosE IN OLD AaE.-I
strongly recommend you to followsthe ana:
logv ofthe body in:seeking tie refreshrnent
B%tta m'ud:t%s.Every Body knows that both
. fnan. and Hose are very much relieved aud
Crested, if iSspead Of Bing}down and. fallg
ing,asleeli;s sor eldeav6fihg'to fall sassR hs
changes ths.anasclss he puts in opsiati6lp.
IF ihsteaa ofslasels ,she goes qps;es
down hill, it issfasrest toshsto the man+walKs
ing and'to the horse which he. rides
different set Of fmuse1esis called Into action.
SOIL say, call into action q. different class
Of faculliessapply your minds to Other OBS
,jects of wholesome food to yourselves, as
we'll as of good to others, andtdepeud upon
nit that is the,true mode Of. getting. rsposs
lin old age. DO Lot overwork yourselves !;
do everything in moderatiou-Lora Broug-
hdw;
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NOJaCE,

NOTICE.
TIIE OLD ADAGE i. when you are. doing
L well to be satisfied. But I hare taken
up notion of going West, and:now offer my
Land, Mills, &C., for Sale
1,offcr my Home pldeelin Abbeyills. District,
near Greenwood. co,itaihing sSEVEN Hun.
'DRED ANDSlNTY ACRESshaif cleared and
Che other half in woods. Very healthy tsl5eu
ti"d. Fine imProvenients-.a large comfortable
Dwelling. Barns Stables, Ginnohse excellent
Negro Cabins. DC. On this Tract isa
Fine Touring Milk,
With three Sets Of RUNNERS sCInCU-
LAR SAW M1LL-all driven by steam power
This Mill is in elegant c0nd iti6n and hss, been
running eight Years. clearing from t,centy: fee 10
thirty per ce''t.sdhnnally. -.
Also, a vdl1s6ts Tract Of Pine Land in
'E!ge6eld Distiiss eontaining ONE THOU.
snsn, s1.s Is,s ANDsEtfIY s ACRES and on it is a
Saw MILL gfiAt MILL Single
4Msachine.s "
This. Mil has bsepia operation seven years,
pay ilsSsom thifty 20 thirty.ta1es peteei.. On
nudifI. ~.
AIsosaone otler. Tract ofeland n Edss6eld
District, situate 500 the. MsrtieegoH Road
andep; Horse" Pen Creek; cob tsininR: fWo
HUNDRED, AND sIXTYsACREs.. So.
Alsos one'other Tract Of laGd in EjeEsns
District, containing THREE HuNDR Ed AND
Ridge Railroad ruohiqs .ssfosglpit.
A RARE OREOhTUNITY |
This is an opportunity for persons wifhing to
invest theiys money ia something that will pay
And such opportunities, are rarely offered
Look out all who feel interss5ed or you viii
certainly lose bargains
I'shall lie absent in1April and May but af
ter that time will besst home. and *ill take
pleasure in showing ng-theshandssasMills. .tesgte
any; one W ishing TO Pnfchase.
AJ* Y -L.tpARTLoW.
New Markets.. G.: ,Apr: l3.3m
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TEE, ASSEMBLY HOUSE.

e sq.srssNss Of MssIss Office, ,sisis ST.
GsoLIyKGBf a.as %.
HaaB we'll known isSmss ssE has. been
{; - sssls5sbly &. Sergysd. And
datio1 pc sas pnbi g ~ aifs ISn viii -
given % supply tii3 s6ts snd ccniost eikIa|
irons. Bates nnoder3ta a, =. ~+g~-g.s
.G.;T. AAsuN Proprietor.
April 6, 18QG;Sm -,
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The friends Of DR.. J.. F., McCoMB respect
fnllyssannounce him as Candidate fof Tax
tCollector atthe next election 81, y
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The friends Of JAMES A.. McCORD respect
fully announce him a Candidate for Tax
Collector at the next election. .. =.
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sY- The numerous friends Of WESLEY A.
BLACK Esq, respectfully announce him as a
Candidate for Tax Collector at the next elec-
fion
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cy- The friends of C"pt. W.. S. HARRIS
respectfully announce him as q Candidate for
| the office Of 1a1 Collector ofAGbeviIe :District
! at the n"at election.
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CAN;DID AT ELS.
For Tax Collector.

The friends Of Capt. GIN. MATTISON re-
Tax Collector at the next selection.
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The frie6dess6f HENRY S. .CASON respect
uls nrtnI6Inee him ass Candidate for Tax
Collector ,atGsssesuing election.
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ASNhSAASGh SSh ~ <sAS ANAS4fs.s -a.sSGSlS
ofsths .sagnaSs. Iadiaps.ase :iatsnasaiSsdgssin
their way. 0Ass6f. them, ,shasias giseI =
assasr. some aahoyaaces lsssstol That in
aaaesile xasssssa.Ssa1ess wi,It.a-.bostt IL
swodld 10 eaakeffGeafl hin ara.s S6S ITO
tshe ate x.esx days after; saisu sst:
sBssrsd rsd.xilnaslidG 9ask inaS Ssenkst, &
tsaJ btat thearsds Sssas- -eaa aas. hisword
and sdssMpa3ssd il BAb F bahe Indian
,gsss up. pasmttal .ddbSs. 4sEhs,lsx4
;ast. threw tassdat ihts g sta.ssasabon
sSEigh hang GENT ttbs sstqss, and sonE sapss
sss6s ;siasio fse t,asfer following, ,elose, Is.
ssliSasd;ss ,lts next TINE tlist man burns an
Sfslasps,@hata SSttie, he wila examine it
.toss sbaMt ilssohebts are wliisAsy or
|sguhpp~detgt
: ;0sssgs 5istSv 81 B .sNsiisx
si .stiHs Ss. Isl 81 xsis flssseAlEa
tho ,lsaabN were teuligs q; Sight st5sir
astey yagAd6ak as.ieasp pdiahs. They
|aa0ad hut1 als ssssE sut adine,,hem
ID isib isii5s isaBossssEFaa NV s.iGw
Et,sensas AZ Yhkaseshit6 signifies dlffe s;ipis.
.es6's. "A aael, a !biasstl spd,area-
:surs were slasfsat sis5by
aks M ND sk6t. pehtr a,s lIies III
sthis d ageesGls Iadal ftastony
.transfared .,heir Sssssass Sisiaueiofs
40. ] raile shtsssss j bat
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TILE INDEPENDENT: PRESS,
BY LEE & WILSON.
ABBEVILIE S. g..

Two Dollars in Advance, or Two
Dollars and FiftySgents at the
Expiration of the Year.
CB- All Subscriptions not limited at the
fine of subscribing, will be considered n
indefinite, and wilEbe continued until arrenr-
ages are pnid, or at the option of the Proprie-
tors. Ordersfrom other States must invariably
;tle accompanied with the Cash.-&1
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%S:s rfof Ordinary.
: tE 'Flle friends of JOHN-A. HUNTER re
specially announce him a candidate FOR the
Office Of Ordinary. at the next election.
eYr The friends of Col. j. G. BASKIN1fe.
specially announce him q candidalesfor. The
office Of OrdihnrS, Mt the next election.
, 1860-12-24
In the Gall OF Hiftcr3,c&s.,

The appointment If Judge l'-ttcs 10 . sea:
In the llew Catirc. sex ms tu have rubbed
against very bad ulcer in one quarter. Til.
Saturday evening Times Of t::ss ,.:tv, ll:ls the
following notice of the event. The public
will remember that tue 1iu<s. under it. pre-
sent management, was advertised 10 a5stai:,
from the use Of all eni1hets and I'll language
which could be personally offensive in r.tpcc:-
ablc circles:
"L1ScoLS's CAu1SET.-The vcrr or,aniz,-
tlon OF sectional lr4riy almost inevitably Ir-
dcd tissou;len. Tke inrauM.e ~ a.id <.,w..rdjv
cxultatinn, OF the Republican rrr>> ::s,r. H..
election, hare Tc,dsrci their .llnr vi .::5euln.
ton atsnos; a fixed !acL T,c:e was, il.,wvvc:,
ont iusul; more That might wriu5 IL. lr:,1 q:
their victims, and which tucy coull III: lur!rar
to offer. They could 1t least Indulge t:,r,u.c:-
YES In ono inosa Insult BY rewardisl;. :,,,a::cru
traitors. Tie telegraph brings e:roiis 49, Ut.
nnces tina: The poor Cd, in.tt=i.e fr.i:o;,,.fs
Ra&cx, Of Missouri. Is TO bc foi>:cd un tue
coun:rj Is a Southern nsetnl.er vi the Cabinet.
One more Etri', aud the lust iuhunan iuiiyuity
to the Southern people will lsayc tcc,l ems I'M
mated by lualiguIu sectional maturity. Lei
Lincoln add the naulcs nf tassius NJ. Cia; aai
John Minor Bolts, aud hu,uaa ualco cln 10
no flfsilCTT
, 1860-12-24

w. trust TINT Gov. YATES will 70: omit
to recommend TO the Legislature re-
Org '11;zation Of tho Illinois militia und.'i
the proyi=ions Of the State Constitution
the enrolment to he commenced al Tie c:t:i
Of tic executive. 1t may not BE- necessary
to bring them into service; il probably
will not be. But i: is desirable IL,
be in readiness TO respond 10 .ny
call from the Prcsideu, Of the Cni,cG
States "to s'pprczs insarrcction CT rcrc]
inrasion," and it Is especially desirable tlat
all things be done dcccntly and in orti' !:
In this country tho law which the pcorlt
have made is eScry'Aing, and with the law
Arm1y ut their backs men have been acct:s-
toned to believe that they can do anything,
All persons are equally interested in pre-
serving tic supremacy Of the law, and IT,:
Northwest, t.lrcztencd will deprivation Il.
her great channel ol commerce, IS peculiar
II interested. If it shall become neccssar,
for Us, in the words Of afr. Vallandigllan1,
Of Ohio, to "clcavc our way TO tile ocean
with the sword" let it be done under the
forms Of legal enactment.
, 1860-12-24
SENATOR DOUGLAS.

The telegraph. a1viscs It's that Mr.. Doug
las has proclaimed lis intention, in tit
Senate Crisis Committee, to :ict IN the pres
ent emergency as though he had never
made public record, never uttered 10
1i,ical speech, never cast vote in Com
g1css. This is substantially the language
Of the dispatch We take it there is III,
doubt that this signifies lis support Of t!..'
Cr:ttendcn Compromise" Establishing
s.aoery BY lau in all Territories south Of s.;
deg. 50 min, and not by law merely, bi:s
by Constitutional amendment! We Lad
hoped for better things than this ut the
hands Of a man backed up by nearly mil
lion and 4 half Of votes, cast III direct op-
position to this principle. Not even the
Breckenridge party contcn1cd for IHntcc-
ion 10 slavery hy tho Constitution. ILcy
had not the assurance to ask for nnvs;lin.
better than The protection Of Congress;
and on llis limited issue lhcy carried only
one-third Of the Democracy Of the nation.
What docs it mean?
TIN Go,;ov,nc &c fl, .,,,=o in H., rour,;
.,,,;o. ,.,,,:a,, n.,,ho-:..e .r..,.,..s., ..,
r,roscr;,,.z Tho ,,an,cr n 1y,;c1 ,,,.,. .h.r,
be made:
secltor 1.-"rIc Conr1e.f. ur,scvcr l,ec.,h,,,.
OF both Houses .asll .ee,n Il ucccs,a,r s,a1, p, ~
pose amendments to thfs Constitution, or. on nr-
pleatlon Of the Les',lntrres offsco-&ht'ds Of tie
tnr a.1."aS... s.'a ~ ey"'ehl'o' 'oF 1r'r'*'
ID to a,l .utent. and rurpoec. A. nart Of ,,ss ~
etiasion, when ras!aed by the 1ess 'a,urcs of xhn
Jou'as cf tac several states" Ut b. conventions IF
~ r.,ns.,,sa 80 .ae "ne OF 'ne olasE 'nocc
f,,or;d.d Tint IN mc,i,,,e,, v,ic,, ,a,S ~
prior 10 tho year 1896, sn., in INV u.,npcr ,c;yt
the first and fourth c!an.es III :c ,ir::s :cc.,,, =:
, 1860-12-24
.Ai3 o1lter= shonld b. aadre*:clto
TICKNoi & FIELDS, Publishers,
de.t.G,3t1t III W1s!lactcEsS- Ho-tou-

MORTGAGE S4ALE.-Wi:ereas,
John 7. Sherman & lie t!tv Of New YORK. hc:e-
tossr. loo1Esatsl cut. til" IN :ers s7td Jo1n Tor:
ii, u Nr~a--, New rrr. b. n'Msss4ge dat d AFTl
et 4. u. Ia, ane rse4ra.a In s= !t.:sFd nes Of
r.xk County, any sti. ~, N u nA ~ VI laettg1 u.
Ps:e ~. c.ital e lsrs hr a!,tr Ct serinsd 10 .e
cEfr 11c p4..e.. tertat44 1lts fus t4' thusand
1se hundred dolars. t4teu Ju.y ~. =. Is :. aud
also vi ac.e scr ni7ctr-u ha.dFtl dolars. ae5
Frb1ua lt:, A. H. So. taree ear, :iu. t:te II
trs: car Of ebra.., a, aEs a.o T.. tfcsEc the ta,.
lnent uf stAnauA1 tntr.c.: the sad dtnfs ahu te
Ut .te utte;: s ceai ~ +nu y ~ tt asst tay
u A:Etl l. u. ttie. aIs. ~tlerc1 Gt.a7ts ta- Been
I3air in the III, CT t@H searHGAl FaA lhrLt- OF
inf. nat lch Isll-n 6ce +,d tEais aah ntte,
nud re r:e. - dec. The t4ld ps.n
t.;ul .usi. due aid tara IL. .
Er II. relurr n.tts- f. aeFehr given thaf rursua-t
to the p,.+r CO. ts!ut in 'he e4!a u,trtsa:c .nal
u II Ut pubic auction. ii TIC thE5: uoEse IT, in The
ttv %; E.lKu. In ssc tc.ts vi C1x IN the ti:ty-
:1s.t Cay i.auaTS. \. y .s.: at tc1 "cT- In tae
Iarri.va ri t.at 1..e h!Ee:t h!tf f"r Iaeh.
IL e-il ;ed rre:n:"s. sis-l9t a.uh.E
s,4. II hurts stotE,' Al i,;i u ~tease. "a tat
L. UEsy OF Gsk, State Ut Ilrn@ nd li right and
eqtt, oi rrisnt te.s II t'' "4s joan l. shszna h's
JU : 5. iDl:rEI:. Mortgage:
r.u.CvFT + E%1rT ttte. l.. RI ri
, 1860-12-24

twill he well for our Southern brc1l:-
fcn to reflect that "war prices" mean mi
tr19 high prices for meat md breals.u;s,
but they mean also low prices for cotton.
1fwar in Europe improves the corn ard
pork market md derrcsscs the cotton mar
ket, war in America will do SO in 4 still
greater degree Is the South in d cond:-
t;op to meet large advance in tho prices
Vi ilour and bacon, coupled with 4 1uinocs
fall in that Of her principal staple? II SO,
she is taking the proper course to bring oa
TINT state Of affairs.
, 1860-12-24

We have collected with much care the fol-
lowing tab1e, giving the complete votc 1o-
President at the 1rscnt c.cctien. 1t will Ut
found nearer accurate than any table whicl.
Las appeared.
, 1860-12-24
the following dispatch from Alabama to South
Carolina: -

Carolina:
: -; CIAEIEsrox Dec. ~ tss1.
Secrstion Convention being in sessioa:-TEe
chair read letter from John L. Elmose. commits
eioner frym Alabama, enclosing tc1egrapLic dis
patch from Governor .loeFe, dated Montgomery.
Dec, T.th, ns follows: '''-
70 John 4. EInorc. Eeq-: "Tc11 the convention
to fbftn to no y71oeifion nf tonpro1nife Or delay
The reading u the diepatchvns greeted with ap-
planse.
This feeling anin1ates the breasts Of tho
whole population Of the Cotton States who
want to reopen the African s1ayc-t1adc, found
grand sluseholding empire with kings
standing army, titled nobility, nigger aristoc.
racy and a big thing gcnera1lr. CHICAGO.
, 1860-12-24

Of tho Bell and Douslas yoto in Texas at
1543a
Tic following arc the estimated proportions
In which the Fusion vote would probably have
been cast for the opposition candidates run.
ming separately, instead Of on Fusion Elec-
toral ticket ~: s.; i :.
,,.. Doug; Dresk; netl; Total:
&e~ &;eaasst.st :sefsey fSf 81 oSSe SO 1oa@ 5s9 sa ~
Sew Tosk. .ssa1Up s9,s42 Gl-els 3l3,..!s
Pennsylvania .......1N,4| as,ooo ~. 1;5.<s5
aoo,G:i 77,4aa ss.447 5s5tE:.
Adding these votes to the aggregates cas.
directly for each candidate, as per table, nc
hare the following result In the whole Union:
Lincoln ...-.-.1s!l. .3o3 Erecklnridge-. ...:414:.
Dousias.. 400 ,155 651 ST.
4.o:o,:.7
5inecln.t proportion of vote is about. p seat.
jscckfnrfdse's IS :. ....16 -
Bells 81 ;. II !"
VOTE II TIE FREE sTATEs.
For Lincn}n. s:s:59 Rrcckinridgo. .17.4.:::
For Douglas. se III He'll
Total Northwestern 7ote ~. 81
VOTE Or THE SLAVE STATES.
Lncoln..-........ c1.13! lsreckin1tdCc 1::a -
Douglas -...,1 ,1G;.4s' cell. ......-.-..... b'4.71t
To:a! IN Slave States ...-...,..lx7s,.
Lincoln hcats Douglas IN t;c Cninn.... 4ce.1s;
Lincoln bcats JstcckHr1d-.e r. 1Isl(t11
Lincoln b :ats Tcl III tie Cnifn- ~
AL o:hefs beat Lincoln in the Caion...... 9iG,:Gl
, 1860-12-24

TRUSTEES SALE - Whereas,
i On the -ecoud dag OF august l.. D; 1sA Janes
Ke7ner Ad C3sharna Eeaney tt. We. o5 taeF Sal;
An derI wrsslu", AolJ acknowledging 40 tec snea
did Of to tue nnder i:ne1 The Lands and rttnaes
Hereinafter described In ts>t ~ t-caEe tHo eesIa
-1m1t;saoSY notes to-x e-uEt 1"f Tie eun ot 1871
VAS IS Nathan MeAzr order, and r. q ~hlcn W.
by kxrerrent deducted tEs SUM %2-3s-11& ma !ao
a. :tF fr Tie tuu, Of x1 4yaclc 10 Aiken Norton
q: rider and Which hi. been b. tuen 70 1Asop
.l.F and ,th ot which notes ate L.;ta2!5 70 ead
1uE St SA interest: xn,s. WHEREAS, uelAu!t ~
hrT madr In the payment IT -ad note- aud ln!cftss,
srd trriWtt.,u has bern tAae to me by TIC legal
nn1t - ~ ,,!h notes sell s.c reles 40 conveyed.
a,t tuv al.,Tbu,on Of the proceeds Of tuch sae e
ruruiur b. the pf tic 1fns ~ a1 uerA 81 1o!
vitae .. art Oily gwen tn, and tn with tke
ters o. tsd d. st trust taan On sasurda: TUG "a
Oar Of DxrembeT H. d. ko IT tfn eiock IN tae iose
sim al LID Hav 1t the nnEt 1,>oz OF Court House
az sal3 Corp{y Ia the City OF hiago and state r.
sat public xucuou to tbs highest bidder los cath
III ssst .ftaia plece Parcel ci lsnd stta.4 ~
sna nrfn- r tse yIaxe 4 Es anton, ats q ulAo1A
! d dtsc;ioec Is fo.lows to-~it: l3t number ssvt1
- In Els + d mber :lxtys-sc (6!l ol sid Ioxn
H-t,xerl Of Eyxa3sac. As Ee e1cie surveyed ~!
N1e. acd recorded Ii tile EetnTssere Ofact Of Easd
EtAhS q C.,ck toFether with the aeIeaNADenis;
Louaas nd xppL rte1Rnees thereto belonging. afd
ei IshE benett uif7 Of 7edesa2uta OF me Aao
James Kenny 1ssis,u; tsTs L X WEBSTER Trustee,
q o-e;- RI, -; HI i N''0<'s'' ~D'i G-ids:Std
.bove sA1e staa:la antol rned n Saturday ne1f
, 1860-12-24
D.
The Calico Fall.

btueltyM the Ministry at Large ut Bran
Han, oikIyelncsday evening, the night af,c,
It viii s. nri,,iant asa NJ notaSle s: asir IN sTsis
partic1lat:: -.
The 1a#es arc released for oncc from any
study o{HeI,ion plates and long consultations
with m1naera- AL nice discussion of tissues
md faorifsts' for one evening, nt least, laid
aside. AZ tlat is necessary IN the question OF
tinta ts.fe secure Fast coloFs' and calicoes
that wiu;Sae r;ash." There is no restriction as
to price, aad tho managers will have no fault
to find, *<on should h5urea 50 IS high As
cighteca1enca per yard, only 1t may be we'll
to "savctho pieces to go with tho dress, ind
thus be a!aho 2 more valuable to the recipient.
We strongly adsisc cSeTs lady that attends
LUIS oa1 re seeu1e sttons pa'F Oh seasoa1ole'
thick-solff shoet, and IN most cases, Is the
design oft this ball is to snrply the detitute,
''5a :" y VI 49, A'' -
pe'4es' r.. "ous' S0'' Ne'1''1S'o1 1'et' -
wy a's @:s' :'e1'sse'"
AAs ~ ~ ,A! eo'. =, "'1'
tao ladtss e .,. ~, 49,. c:sss -. 49,, ~ ~'e-
Ing md tSsFnl ee alior.~- ''' =. s.s -
maze hl2afpcaraace In strorx ~e"'1s ~
'aoo!cr's sS 3neh as e CT hn r5rchased II ffns.
~ to Is, atF, tuRles6 ho T1ssea to dance(, WITH
stout H1r Of stoccs !:oots: No money
should ln.frnstc, in ,r,ic1.s vt;ch c7,;,a+ ha
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"' ~ otA' aeio u
''>' a.''' o'"' 'ooo' ''ue'oio"lns oMeefs
were clec!cn; FsanK u Grcenf, ". N.; AZ
o'c" IL nood, .. w.. Aenr5 turner, W.;
Charles Hardlng, Treasurer; JOHN MvMorieEe,
Sccrctary;:Ely Wood, S. D.; James Ferrcrsou.
j. ~; Duc91d Stewart, Ietcr Mcfarland, Stew
ards: II, A Baxter. Ty1c-. 4 .,fta,ont f,a4u-e
of f,,c occes1on ,v,s tho ,ros,.n+ .;,,, ro- w.,
e,,,-f,, af,..4a- c,,<ua - .,,<,.1, <-.1, ,.,.
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RICH JEWELnT.-One Of the finest stocks Of
fcTclry In This cit7 Il that otTi.rcd 1,v i II
Mi1jer- at No. ~, Lake .treet, eoyr,r or f1,.t
u- Miller !. h,,,, ,,,,uf,..,-,- ,,, ,,..:,.
.,,,;. o,,:t ..,;..1 -, a..
,,' otFo
~ 4t~'t o"' '1s' eooa1e'e p8esent
4s"t'et'us aflas' III III asso1tncnt maae up
1or the do1oag tfauc, worthy tue attention Of
AL IN search OF gifts OF permanent aud yalu-
able clnss- Tl1l and examine 3fr. 3tillers CO.
so1tmcut On this day before Christmas.
- faft1en!as attecdoh - ea'su to lhc splendid
COLLECTION CT vi "a ntH e. on e1Iip1taon' and 10 be
t0Id At auction this evening fT Gilbert i EArtE.
, 1860-12-24
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