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i^iiQlnud to Airit-rictlt
THE ATf-AVtlC CABLE.
I bi<l thee hail! dear Jonathan,
Thou, younger brother mine,
And drop, as erst I proiuia'd thee,
A true and friendly Hne;
And w.th it send a fervent wish,
That BnUiii lou^' may be
In league with thee for truth and right, I
And holy liberty. *
The quarre's in thy family, .
Tuank iJod, arc now pasa'd o'er,
And tm-u once slaves to fellow men,
Shall bo thus slaves no more ;
And I with thoe will ever strive
To keep tliis dag unfurl'd?
" Commerce and peace between the 8tates,
Ami iieouam for the world I"
O, may there never, never flaali T
Along these magic lines,
The words that dash a nation's hope
tt ith htrid war'B dread rigus ;
But as the power of science binds
Our land so close with thine,
* So may our hearts, friend Jonathan,
In peace for aye entwine.
?Athehakim.
OSGOOD'S
Patent Elastic Boiler
COTTON GIN.
The undersigned offers to the Planting coznzmnunity
OHGOOD'8 PATENT ELASTIC ROLLICK
COTTON GIN as one or the best Long staple
Cotton Gins ever in use. Will gin more COTTON
by ONE HUNDRED PER CENT and LESS
POWER, than any oilier Machine of it* kind in
practical operation. It is on on the principle oi
the MoAKTHUK GIN, and does it work as well
if not better, than that Machine. The Hand Gin
will turn out Two Hundred Pounds of CJeau Cotton
and the same Gin; by horse power, will gin
Four Hundred Pounds? the large size will gin
-1?-? TJ .t! Tt'V UilITUQ
MX Hit I iimi ruuuuo, ?mu u? mwmv*
Each Gin is warranted to be in every reapect
as represented. Apply to, or address
CHAKJ^E* VAN bOKN, .
' ?>?neral Agent for the Southern States,
No. 9 Stoddard's Block,
SAVANNAH, GEORGIA.
AGP The following Merchants of Savannah have
examined the Staple Ginned by these machines
and announce it uninjured by the process,
J. L Villa onga, N.A.Hardee, a Co., W.BAc
tersby, J. L. Guilmartin & Co., A. S. Hartridge
andErwin Hardee. ang 4 p3m.
COTTON BOUGHT
by
J. G. Thompson & Co.
BOOKS.
American Tract Society
PUBLICATIONS
in the English, German, F ench, Italian,
Welsh, Dutch and Danish languages.
rpHE subscriber ban for sale at bit residence,
X Bay street, a lame assortment of tbe publications
of the American Tract Society . New York),
Tarytaf in prloe from one cent to four dollars
hJao, Beading Books, Testaments and Bibles.
Tracts, ten pages for aoent.
Primers, 0 cents. SO oenta, 30 cents.
Books for children 3 cents to 90 oent*
Religions Works, 1 cent to $4 00.
-- ? *i r*
Testament*, iu cent*, w oww, ov iww,
Bible*, 26 oeatato S3 00.
Bible Dictionary, $1.60.
Crudeo's Condensed Coooordanoe, $1 50.
Locke'* Commonplace Book of the Bible, $1.36
* Pilgrim's Progress, $1.50.
very liberal discount will be made to 8ondsy
School*. Religious Societies, Ministers end Col*
porteur*. Catalogues furnished on application.
Orders by Mail or Express will be promptly attended
to.
Subscription* received tor the American Messenger.
Terms: 38 cent* a year. Five copies*
yeer to on# addreaa one dollar. Twenty oopies
$3.50. Forty oople* M.00. And the Child'* 1
Pap**; Terms:?15 cent* e yeer. Eight oopl- * j
a vaar to one address 11.80. Forty copies $5.00.
One hundred copiee $12.00. <
_ . SAM L. HARRIS. J
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RoeftRTtJY GtKS.
fOR SALE CHEAP.
Three complete McCarthy Glne, by
M. POLITZER.
r?tf fclF STREET, BEAUFORT, S, C. j
I
J .G. Thompson &Co.l
Opposite Pier No. 1;
BEAUFORT, ,S. C..
AOSKTS OF
' cgianrt, gjisrsou, & o.'g
CELEBRATED 1'HIL.^IkLPHIA FOUNDRY,
okalkbs nf
COOKING, HALL, d PARLOft STOVES.
PRICE LIST OF STOVES, i
BARLEY SHEAF.
6 inch, $30 00
7 " 35 00
8 " 40 00
BEN FRANKLIN.
6 " 27 50
7 " 82 50
~ on ru.
{5 " ot w
IMPROVED IRON WITCH.
7 " 33 00
8 ? 40 00
9 ?? 50 00
SOUTHERN STAR.
5* " 19 00
6 " '. . 22 00
7 ? 26 0??
8 ? 30 00
ALSO,
Enamelled, tinned & Plain
KQLLQW?WARI.
DUTCH OVENS,
PLANTATION BOILERS,
| . TEA KETTLES,
CAULDRONS,
WASH BOILERS,
| STOVE WARE,
j TEA AND COUNTER SCALES.
WAFFLE IRONS,
WAFER IRONS
SPITTOONS,
GLUE POTS,
FIRE DOGS,
A large assortment of
HARDWARE
Constantly on band, consisting in part of
SAWS,
AXES,
PLANES,
HATCHETS,
BRACES,
WRENCHES,
AUGER BITS,
ANVILS,
SCREWS,
NAILS,
HINGES,
LOCKS,
CUTLERY, |
BOLTS,
KNOBS,
ETC.* : ' ETC. ETC.
PLOWS,
[ AMES No. 1, with extra points.
No. 2, '?
14 No. 10, " "
! " Double Mould,
WATER
I COOLERS.
AXTT T. IftTnArT^S
JLTX-L-LiJLi KJ J_ xi JL-iK-/
| For Plantation Use*
TWO ARMY WAGONS,
GRINDSTONES, assorted.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
State of South Carolina, [
BiuiroiiT District, )
T. G. Bt'CKXER \
rt. |
HARRIET E. PETERMAN, t> al J '
'T'1' (Ji.tT il BTTPKXFR
JN lias tbts (L.y applied, nnder the A A. l.x>5, j
for leave to preserv e the past existence, loss ?ud j
contents of a conveyance by Deidnch reteraiau,
to him. of a moiety of eighteen hundred ami
thirty (1830) acres ol lands in the said District, j
and the renunciation of Dower therein, by Mrs.
Harriet E. Piterman, alleged to have been de-1
stroyed during the recent war.
CHAS. E. BELL, j
Commissioner in Equity.
Coinmijiriover'i Office, 13fA of Aug tut, 1806.
augir?eow3m
RACHEL J. STRAIN. )
re-.tu V
MARK W. DOWNLE k L. M. RAYSOR. j
BILL FOR DISCOVERY, INJUNCTION, NE
EXEAT AND RELIEF.
In Equity, Beaufort District.?Filed 20th of
August, l8G(j.
r* appearing to my satisfaction that Mark W.
Downie, one of the defendants ia without the
umiia of this State, on motion of Le Boy F. Youmans,
solicitor for complainant: ordered that
the said Mark W. Downie do appear and plead
answer or demur to the said bill, witbiu three
nicmtly from the date thereof, or a decree pro
confesso will be entered against him.
CHAS. E. BELL,
Will lUMOiVUbl
Commissioner's office, August 20th, I860,
atig 25 Item 3m
IX) GUARDIANS RECOVERS, AND TRUSTEES.
ALL Guardians, Receivers and other Trustees,
whose bonds have been taken by me, or who are
liabie and bound to account before tue, are called
upon to make return of the Estates, in the
hands, possession or management of such Guarliaus.
Receivers aua Trustees, respectively,
setting forth on Oath, the particulars and value
of such Estates. And also, render an account
o the moneys, severally received aud paid out
by them, for Biich Estates, and to substantiate
t Asame. by pmper aud sufficient Vouchers, on
or before the first day of Novembe- next
CHAS. E. BEi L,
Commissioner in Eqiuty.
Commissioner's Office, Gidisonville, & C., bepteiuber
3, 1866.
8 8 eow lm
The State of South Carolina, )
Beauvo?t Disrri&iT. \
By W. H. Shnman, Esquire Ordinary
Whereas Mrs MARTHA 8. BUCKNER. bath
made suit to me, to grant her letters of Admiuis1
Oration the Estate of James H. Buckner deceased
These are to cite and admonish, all and
| singular, the kindred and creditors of the said
I deceased, to appear before me at my office in
i Giilisonville on the first day of October next
lifter pnblicmtion hereof, at eleven o'clock in the
forenoon to show cause why anch letters aliould
not be granted. "* "
Given under my hand at Gillisonville this 17th
day of September, A. D., lWO
W. H 8HT7MAK.
' Ordinary.
8ep. 29-2t Beaufort District.
NOTICE.
ALL PERSONS having demands against the
Estate of JOSEPH WALL, deceased, will
present theua properly attested. Those indebted
will make payment to
HOWELL G. WALL,
Sept 10,1886. Executor.
Sep 20-2t
GRITS MILL.
in ii n i/ a n T o. ODEinCI
0 U n i\ M n i 01 ortivbu
AT their MILL on 8EVENTH atreet, near the
GOVERNMENT ICE HOCSE,
AT# prepared to furnish to the public, at the
Lowest Market Rate?,
ALL KINDS OF
GRITS, MEAL,
HORSE FEEI>. &c.
i fr 0RDEB8 filled with promptitude and
diapath.c ' . ' b 15 3m
[ MGBBIS BAHSBTT,
Hay Street.
Merchant Tailor,
GENTLEMAN'S FIMIIIMi GOODS.
Always on hand, an assortment of hue
Piece Goods, Ac.
All orders warranted to be well mAde
and to fit perfectly.
ALSO,
LATEST FASHION PLATES.
The patronage of Customers and Citizens
is respectfully invited,
jy 7 3ai
^ , VWi. XA. 0io 5
1 4 YAxf. . : 4 1 {
_ i_ _ i I i n -t a. mm*
GREAT GIFT ENTERPRISE.
200,000 GOLD A SILVER WATHIES.
SETS Silver Ware, Diamond Seta and Hinge,
English Silver Cruet Stands, Butler Cooler*,
Dinner and Tea Service, Pianos, Sewing Machines,
Vest Chains. Bracelets, Lockets, Gold
Pencils. Sets of Jewellery, &c. &c.
ID BE sOi.l) AT ?.>t I'OLl.AU EACH, WITH
OUT KM? till) TO VALUE.
A*d not to be paul for till you know tchat you
are to reoetee.
Catalogue.
OF rich and valuable. articles AT OXK
dollar Each.
100 fine Gold Chronometer Watches each $200
lt? Fine Gold English Lever Watches 150
200 Ladles' Gold huamelfd Bijoa Watches. 150
500 solid silver hunting LeverWRelics $40 to 80
200 Silver Dinner Sets 100 to 150
150 Stiver Tea Sets loo to 150
8.000 Silver Fruit Urns 15 to 30
O.ooo English Silver Cruet stands 20 to 50
2,000 Silver Hotter Coolers 20 to 30
5 000 Silver Goblets, Gold Lined 15 to 20
10,000 Gold Pen a, Silver Pencil Caoes 8 to 12
5,000 Dozen 8ilver Tea Spocrua 15 to 20
5,WW Dozen Silver Desaert spoons.... 2?to 30
5,000 Large Size Magic Spring Lockets 10 to 20
150 First Class Sewing Machines.... 40 to SO
All the above list of goods will be sold for one
dollar each. Certificates of all the various articles,
stating what each one can have, are fit st
put into envelopes, sealed np and mixed; and,
when ordered, are taken out without regard to
choice, and sent by mail, thus > iving ail a fair
chance. On receipt of the Certificate yon will
>ee what yon can have, and then it is at yonr option
to send one dollar and take the article or u?t.
One certificate may obtain yon a Gold Watch,
Service of Silver Plate or any other valuable article
ja-THEBE WILL BE NO BLANKS.
An?Al,,vu> oAnlainlnw in np^or
UU6 ocairu cufcr^, v...w
for one of the valuable articles on our list, will
de sent to any address, on receipt of 25 cents
6 for $1,00; 13 for $2 00 ; 90, with premium foi
$5,00. 100 with premium solid Silver Hunting
Case Watch, $15.00. Perfect satiefiietiou gu.ranteed
in all cases. Goods not pleasing the tast'o
or fancy of our customers will be exchanged free
of cost,
Agents and others will be allowed 10 cents on
each certificate ordered by them, providing not
less than five are ordered at a time. Agents will
collect 25 cuts for each certificate and reunt
15 c?ut* each to us.
Address all orders to KEJGHTELY k CO.
S. ? Cor. Nassau and Ann Sts. New York.
Agents Wanted Kverywbere. may '20 Bin
MILLS HOUSED
First Class Hotel,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
rHIS Hotel has been thoroughly and completely
refurnished, and offers to the traveller every
comfort and convenience. '1 (ft travelling public
a--e respectfully invited to favor me with a calk
M -im? ??*n iwv tit rnii/lpp th*?ni rnmlnrt
HU piUllB wm UV opwcu VI' *VHMM
able. JOSEPH PURCELL,
je30 tf Proprietor. .
J. M. RICE,
CARRIAGE, SIGH 8I!CSE PALMER,
PIER No. 2, BAY STREET,
Beaufort, S. C.
JSJ*' Faints,' Oils, Varnishes, Turpentine,
Putty, Window and Show-case Glass
of all sizes constantly on Laud,
ap 14 6uip
SWEET OPOPONAX FROM MEXICO! New,
very rare, rich and fashionable perfume.
The huest ever imported or manufactured in the
United States. Try it and be convinced.
AT A T1AIM A T
il/\ a jlv/a1 aa-i FREEDMAM'S
SAVINGS I
and i
TRUST COMPANY I
chaptered bt act of congress- 1
Officers. I
M. T. Hewitt, President, I
W S. Griffith, 1st Vice President, I
A. S. Barnes, 2d Vice Pieeideiit, fl
Rev. J. W. Alvord, Cor. Secretary, I
D. Lansing Lambekt, Iiec. bee. I
Principal Office, No. 87, Cedar Street, (Amert- I
can Exchange Bank Building) New York City. I
Branch at Beaufort, S. . I
Deposit* of One Dollar and upward received. 0
Interest allowed in January and -hay. B
The money deposited will be paid back to the B
depositor, principal and interest, when t ailed tor. B
All the prohta belong to the dei>ositor*,?no B
others are interested. H
branches hat e been established in nearly every B
city from New York to New Orleans, H
E. G, DUDLEY,
Chairman Advisory Committer. B
ISAM L. liAKKio,
Sep 8 6m. P Cashier, H
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Mexico. The only fashionable Pertiunc an^ H
Iodine delighti 19