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T.~ Committed to. Jail, ul ON the 24th inetaut, a negro boy, wl give? his name as -<V> ANDY. Ho is about five feet eight or nifte inches big] ?nd weighs about one hundred and forty < forty fine pounds. Ha says, that he beloni to Dr. Edon, of Georgia, but cannot tell i Vhat county his master resides, as he hi never lived with him in .Georgia, ne wi Inred, lie says, to Mr. James Crawford, net MTinnsboro, S. G., and ran i 'ay from bin Andy is an intelligent boy, .^peaks readil when spoken to. Has no other marks b which to describe hira ni?ra minutely. The owner of said" boy is notified to eluii and prove his proportytvithin the time requi ?d bv law, else be will be disposed of in maiiiM and form aa directed by law, iu such cases mad ?ud provided. a. uMv V?TT.T. AVbcvilllc C. IL S. C.,' ) July 26, *54. ... J 12 tf WHEAT! WHEAT!! AGAIN!!! Walker dc OEenu Respectfully beg to state that they ai btiix in the market for Wheat. THEY will contiuue to purchase any QUA? TITY of good well cleaned Wheut Early aj (plication to secure good prices are iuiportan WALKER <fc GLENN, Opposite Bank of Newberry. Newberry,. July 16,'64. .10 tf HEAD QUARTERS. 6th Regiment 8. O. JVT. "ORDER No. 1^7"HEREA8JDr. F. F. Garv has boon n.i V Y pointed first Surgeon,* Augustus Moo ?econd Surgeon, Lewis It. Dnntzler Fay Ma ter, W. A. Williams Chnplain, each wit their respective ranks, will bo obeyed nnd r< speeted accordingly. By order of Col. T. J. ROBERTS. J. J. Adams, Adj. July 16th, '54. 10 4t HEAD QUARTERS, . 8th Regiment 8. O. M., Abbeville C. H., S. C., July 18th, 1654. juiiau AKT to orders from lirigadicr Gei JL eral Weaver the Stli Regiment S. C. M will assemble at Morrow's Old Field, on Sntu da}', 6th of August next, armed and equippc as the law directs for Drill aii\l Review. Commissioned and non-Commi!>9ioncd officei will assemble the day previous for Drill mi Instruction. Captains will be expected to make full r< turns of their companies on day of Drill. Li. Col. Harper and Maj. Rogers are charge with the extension of this order to their respec live Battalions. By order of Col. Baskin. A. A. WILLIAMS, Adjutant iiuiy 22, 0+ 11 tCl A1TENTI ON C AVALRYTHERE will be an Election held in tli Washington Troop of Cavalry on Suturdai the 29th instant, for Captain, to till the vacail cy occasioned by tlic resignation of Captuii \V. 8. Harris. D. J. Jordan, J. JlcQuerns, Win liutler, Manu?.rers._. .. . "* by order of Col J. L. Tulbert. J. C. MARTIN, Maj. Jnly 4, 1854. 9 8t HEAD QUARTERS. 2d Regiment Cavalry. Liberty Hill, S. C.. ) July 7th, 1854. f ORDER No. ACCORDING to an order from Gen. Wijko! the sceond Regiment of Cavalry will pt rade at Longtnire's, on Tliursday 3rd of Ai gmt next, for Drill and Review. The Commissioned ojid non-Couintissione officers will assemble the day previous nt th the same place, for drill and instruction. Col. JKO. F. TALBERT. July 15th, '84. 10 2t HEAD QUARTERS, First Division, Abbeville C. 1L, S. C., ) . .June 20, 1854. J ORDER No. 2. THE Following Officers will composc tl Staff of the First Division of South On olina Militia . JOHN GL S1MKINS, Division Adjutant Gei eral, with the rank of Colonel. BENJAMIN Z. HERNDON, Division Inspe tor General, with the raulc of Lieutenaut Cc oncL J. BERRY SLOAN, Division Qilartermasb General, with tho rank of Major. ROBERT A: FAIR? Division Paymaster, wit the rank of Major. . * , WILLIAM L. CALHOUN, Aid-de-camp, wit th? rank of Major. | ROBERT MAXWELL, Jr., Aid-de-oamp, wit ' the rank of Major. * * JOHN W. 8UBEU,/Aid-dc.camp, with tli rank of Major. ^ The above named officers "have been con missioned in coaforrtiity with the rank of eacl and they will be obeyed and respected * aceor< ingly. By ordci- of SAMUEL McGOWAN, Maj. ?en. 1st Diviaion 8. C. M. June 20, 1864. . . 7 lm HEAD QUARTERS, First Division^. C. K. Abbeville C. H., S, C., June 20,^854. nnnvn v? ?. / v THE Following Begimepte will parade, ft Drill and Review, at the time* and plnc< specified below, vl* ;v The-10th Regunent of Infantry at Richer' on'*, on Thnraday, the 27th of Jnly next. The 1th Regiment of AtlhV"01 WeWa," on Saturday, U*j 29th. of July next The 9th Regiment of Infantry, at Lowa^.c Tuesday, the 1st of August next, ; Tfie .2d Regiment of Cavalry nt ML Veruo: ??^^fty,tha'3dpf Au^?'n?t 'ItttflUb Regi trjon t oi tufiintr TOK' Morrow Old Field, on &twdS7. iktf?0l of ' Au*u4fc, The 8th Riffirtgrft of Infantry at Xbtta^ . ?9Tb* Haypte' *?The 424 Hall's, c intent of Infantry at HoritelJ?, ( Tbaixday, the \Hhxsf August. Tt?a I ' ... *. > * " ? . FISHER & AGNEW & CO., ^ "? COURT HOUSE RANGE, COLUMBIA, S. tf TMtftECT IMPORTERS OF k English Hardware^ Cutlery ? ' Guns, &c., Sec, Z' re ' (7 *?V""'' ?r in TT7 0ULD call tbe attention of the citizens o 1S t t Abbeville to tbeir stock of 13 Hardware, Faints, Oils, Window Glass, <Lc ir CON818TINO, IS PART, AS FOLLOWS, VIZ: " Flat, Round, Square, Oval, Hulf-ova), Baud, Slice J" and IIoop I HON; y Brads, Nails, Spikes, Tacks, Pot-ware, Fire Dogs Fan Gearing, Mill Irons, Bolting Cloths, 11 Axes, Sj>a4es, Shovels, Hoe?, Tea Kettles, r* Trace and Wagon Chains of all kinds. Scythes, :r Locks, Hinges, Latches, Wire, Screen Wire, le Cotton and Wool Cards, Waffle Irons, Gunpowder, Blasting Powder, Percussion Caps Patent Safety Fuse, Shot, Lead, Mill Saws. Cross-cut Saws, Wagon Boxes, Cnrpenter's Tools in endless variety, Anvils, y iccs, on row iiuics, oiocks and IJies, JUullowv, Cast, German and Blister Steel, Borax, Carriage Springs, Axles, llubss Shafts, Felloes, e Patent, Leather, Enamelled Cloth, Dash Frame* Bolts, Mallcablo Costings, Knobs, r. Laces, Brass and Silver Plated Bands, ). And Carriage Materials generally. t. Pure White Lead, Chromo Green, Paris Green, and Paints of all kinds, Window Glass, Putty, Varnishes, Japan, Linseed Oil, Spirits Turpentine, <fcc. ? Their stock comprises the lnrgest and best as sortment in Columbia, is purchased on'tlie verj best terms, and will be sold at a small ndvanci for cash. Orders, accompanied with satisfactory refer j ence, will receive prompt attention, and al ,;oods will be delivered at the Railroad Depoi of clinrrTA f/?r/1rnvn?A " "FfsiiER <t AGNEW <fc CO. Columbia, Oct. 25, 1803. 26 tf Sheriff's Sales. BY virtue of sundry 'writs of Fieri Facias to me directed, I will sell at Abbeville Court House, on the first Monday in AU GUST next? Two hundred and thirty-seven acres of land, more or les?, bounded by land? of Ed ward Jones, Thomas Pettipru and others, ns the property ol i Joseph B. Price, at the suit of John Jones. P* Orif Inf. nf rrnrwlu /mnolof!#, ..1 - - ?, vvucovuig ui ciuui!, cnssi' " mers, calicoes, muslin?, bonnet?, nnd a urent vaii. ty of other goods, levied ou as the property "6 bf W. R. Sanders, nt the suit of William Spcet d rind others. One horse nnd wngon, levied on ns the property of William Nowden, nt the suit of Archy McCord and others. d At Lowndcsville, on Wednesday after ealeday. one rifle gun, one violin, one saddle, and the interest in a lot of blacksmith too s, levied on ns the property of Thomas J. Ilouzoe, at the suit of Samuel Linsey nnd others. S. A. IIODGES, S. A. D. July 15, 1854. 10 bid e _ HEAD QUARTERS. f 1st Brigade Cavalry, S. O. M. [ ORDER No. 2. IJJ VLtj o?- Gftvnlry wil) "*tl. Puradc for Drill aud Iteview ot the the time and places specified below: Tlie 2nd Regiment of Cavalry nt Longmires (not at Mount Veruion) on Thursday 3d of Au_ gust next. The 1st Regiment of Cavalry at Smith's Store on Saturday tlie lUth of August next. The Commissioned and . non-CommisBioned Officefs will appear at the pluces above stated in their respective Regiments the day previoue for Drill and Inspection. By order of S. M. WILKES, l* Brig. Genl. 1st Brigade Cavalry, S. C. M. ' John V. Moout, Brig. Maj. July 5, 1851. 9td d fj*' Tinnnoi' pnnr HEAD QUARTERS. 6th Regiment 8. O. M. ORDEll No PURSUANT to orders from Ilend Quarters, the Sixth Regiment of Infantry will parade ut Loiuax's on Tuesday, the eight of August next, at 10 o'clock A. M. The Commissioned and uon-Commissioiied officers will attend the duy previous for drill and instruction. Lieut Col. Clinkscales ant! Maj. Hodges are charged with the extension ol this order throughout their respective conv inands. Captains commanding lieat Compa IlieS will OL'der out thn I'ionpprfi in ?lw.ir tivc commands. The Cokcsbury Fcnciblcs are respectfully in le vited tu attend on that occasion. r. The Jocasso Band will attend at Lomax's th< 8th of August ndxt tt. Officers both of staff and line will ho re quired to appear in full uniform on the 8th o c. August. By order of 1? CoL T. J. ROBERTS. J. J. Adams, Adj. jr July 15th, '54. 10 ? 4t j, EDWARD WE STFDEJUO, . ABBEVILLE COURT HOUSE, S. C.j " T) ETURNS thanks for post favors, and re . -fAj'spcctftill}' solicits a continuoneo oftfiekame He keeps constantly on hand, of his own manu facture, a Lnrgc Assortment, of SADJ>LES e HARNESS, BRIDLES, MARTINGALES, Ac. Also, WHIPS, STIRRUP IRONS and BITTS l" Being a practical workman, he is prepared t< !' make to order all kinds of Saddles, Harness ant *" Military Equipments, at short notice, and at ai low prices as any other establishment. fg'Pflrticulftr attention paid to all kiuds o Repairing. " I ii tin Q Idltl * ?? ? WMMV O, AUl/T. UU il ' . . j "STRAYED, 4 rfzrfkf* FROM the aobaeribor, on the 81st o /x7? May, a Black Hare, in good or der, white face, and one hiod'foot white,.- somi white spota on the shoulders. No other mark 5* recollected. About seven years old. . . Any information.relative to said Mare -wil ? be thankfully reoeived. v ^Address _ ? A.,J. CONNER, r Id :.r Long-Caue, Abbeville District, 8. 0. July. 1 8 tf m : n??mv a w?mn _ ttCJWHX O. AjBJKlXl, - WHOLES ALE 4c RET All \ ... . DKAlEn IS ' * > 6B0CBKIBS, PROVISIONS frCOJFECTIONARIES ABBEVTLIJEJ, 6>0? B.6.'* ^ g May 10, 1868. % * - > 1-tf# fihigarr Coffee uid Xoliui^ t n mm. n. o. jmaraKm* price*: 4 20 Sacks of Rio COPfEE tt reduced pricci - 2 hbdfl. W. I. MOJuASSES. * * # 4 3 15 bbls K* O* clo .aaajaii U . lOO Sacka Salt, TOSTRewindaud for ealo at # i' ' p ?.^ ? KE**'* lit ' 'f' * " ' r ' * . V *' ..v" v" . ^; HEAD QUARTERS FOR GOQD QAR : j^QWmMn ? ' &.- # fiat? J. ?> <V .' ...l, /*s' ?' i* OQ 1 Q <u The subscri&cf will keep on haud the 4CQACHES, ROCKAWAYS, BAROl ^Pf TRAVELLING To be had in tlie State, embracing nil the newes bnild to order any kind that may be wanted, ' Harness, double & single; Whips, Nettin, Alno, Coachmakor'N stock of a VST Repairing in all its branches, pro IS'AU Work June 8, 1854. 2. GREAT SOIJTJ 3 CHOLERA. \ ' * DYSENTERY, [ " ( DIARRIICEA, ) BOWEL PI t Also, Admirably adapted to many Discs Mensti THE VIRTUES OF JACOB'S CORDIAL , ENCO0 1st. It euros tlie wowt cases of Diarrhoea. i 2d. It cures Uic worst forms of Dysentery. 3d. It cUrea California or Mexicuti Diarrhoea. 4tli. It relieves the severest Colic. 1 5th. It cures Cholera Morbus. H1 j. Cth. It cures Cholera Infantum. xx iew snort extracts iron: "1 Iiave used Jacob's Cordial in my family, on ' nicnt, a valuable remedy." ? lion. "It gives me pleasure in being able to rccom enee, and the experience of mv neighbors and fr to believe it to be all that it purports to be, viz Wm. II. Underwood, fortnei "I take great pleasure in reconimeuding this diseases, for which 1 believe it to be a sovereign ever tried by me." * A. A. Gauldino, "This efficient remedy is travelling into celeb Russia, and gaiuing commcndutiou wherever us< &T For sale by Watidlaw <fc Lyon, Abbcvil Smith, Hodge's Depot F. G. Parks, Green woo A ???iu . ,n.i i... . OIIIV i&gWIIVO | UI1U vrj u Savannah, Gn., May 13, 1854. JUST RECEIVED!~ Hi. STRAUSS, Coke?bnry. LADIES DRESS GOODS, such as Bareges, Tissues, Clially, Grenadines, Mualtns, Poplins; plain, figured, dotted Swiss MUSLINS; Silks, Ginghams, Jaconets, Jtc. Embroideries*. Beautiful assortment of Collars, Chemisettes, Infant Bodies Under Sleeves, Cuff6, Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs, ?tc. Talmas and Mantilla*, NEW STYLE BONNETS AND MISSES DATS. ALSO Ribbons, Gloves, and Mitts; Edging and Inserting. FANS, PARASOLS, Perfumery, and DRESS TRIMMINGS. For Gent* and Boys. A full assortment of READY MADE CLOTHING..?Hats. Caps, Boots, Brogans, <fcc. Linen Drills, Cashmere, Broad Cloth, Zephyr Cloth, , Drop d'Ete, <fcc. Besides, a new and full supply i of spring, 6uinnicr, and Household Articles? j LINEN DIAPERS, ?fcc. I hesitate not to say that my stock is one of the most BEST AS1 SORTED STOCK in the up country. Come I and examine.?PRICES ^1<S LOW AS J'OSI SIBLE. M. STRAUSS. F April 1, 1854. 41 tf COLUMBIA ADVERTISEMENTS. Bollinger & Friday, Opporite Jaunty" a and Ifunt'a Hotelt, , Columbia, S. O. WHOLESALE AND BET.VIL DEALERS IS - Groceries, Liquors, Hardware and Plantation Snpplies. Purchase COTTON and other PRODUCE. %S~ Deliver all Goods the Depot free of charge. nih'25 W. BOLL1NOEH. | J A3 K. KIIIDAT. M. H. Berry, .* FURNITURE AND CHAIR WARER00I, No. 185 Main tlrcH. k Colombia, Sftnth- Carolina^f **? > "17" EEPS constantly on hand/of his own>mannJLV facture and from aotae of the best mnnu factories at the North, a largo stock of FURNI> TURE and CHAIRS; also, WALL PAPER, WINDOW SHADES, Ac. . 1 Being a practical workman, he ia prepared - to make (9 order all kinds of Furniture id the f best manner, and at as low prices as any othei' establishment ^ '' , PleaoQ call'and examine before purchasing . elwwhere. mh25 . IVoticc. f rtaut? i.;~ j-?.i ??a ?ii :< 'Aipj AIUUIVU, V??VUWfO, UUU HU ? UUIU Jbiuuy 1 cobqem will talce notice, that a final set 8 tlemeot of the Estate of Thomas G. Norroll do9 ceaaod, will take plftaein the Ordinary's office. . at*Abbeville Court House, on the tweuty-fourth day of August next; and in tlie mean time, it Is expected that all demands will be rendered up to JOHN SADLER, Adm>.''* May 2ith 1854. 55 3m +?? * CHEAP CASH STOBE^j ABBEVILLE a ri-. S. C.' - CHAMBERS AND MAE^Eiil,' TT A VP. '.f *KV t TYJ., t VVVU VVI 4?V VUV, VVI.*f , */|# i) XX Marshall's RsDge. where Jtheyiyill ojl'er to the eftiup* .of Aboevitt^.the^Xargeat and ' Cheapest stock of Fan?)? 8UpW Dry Gopcls. . Boot^jJShoes, Hats jind'^Caps, Pord-Ware and Crockory, for" Cash Oad Gash Only?pur profits are so small that wenre not able to sell L oar Goods, on time, an d we are confident, after . ah examination of.ourstock, tbe purchaser will pejrtfcirc audi a .great margin between oar Prices ond the . Prices usually asked for Gooof In AH# J Sin a ' wall saa ittni il* So ' KM VMS W W VUC1I A call is ?olicite<^ as we take pleasure in'exhibP ing our Goo&ioaU.wfco mayj*yar n* with a . V 7 * * " * ' #1 ssgasiip^a - > i Thornton.], . ^ dp* ** &.. r"\ i largest and moat elegant assortment of JGITES, BUGGIES, GIGS, SULKIES, WAGONS, &c., t styles and lutest fashions of the day, and will in the most superb and durable manner. Also, * gs, Buggy Umbrellas, Horse Blankets, &c. II kinds on hnnd for sale low. mplly and faithfully done, at low prices. warranted. 4 ly iERB HBMBBY. LL ( CHOLERA MORBUS, _ . J BILIOUS CIIOLIC. SEA8ES. ( CHOLERA INFANTUM. ises of Females?most especially Painful mation. ^RE TOO WELL KNOWN TO REQUIRE HUMS. 7th. It cures painful Menstruation. 8th. It relieves pain in Back unci Loins. 9th. It counteracts Nervousnoss and Dcspon10th. It restores Irregularities. [dency. 11th. It dispels Gloomy <fc HysteriealTeclings. 12th. It's an admirable Tonic. - i i Letters, Testimonials, &o. < id hove found it a most efficient and in my judg- ( IIiftAv Waiinkr, Judge of Supreme Court, Gn. mend Jacob's Cordial?my own personal experiiends around ine, is a sufficient guarantee for me : a wercign remedy." . .. ly Judge ojTSuperior Coartj^Cherokee Circuit, invaluable medicine to ollUfilictcd with bowel i remedy?decidedly superior to any thing else Deputy G. M. of the Qrnnd Lodge of Georgia, rity as fast as Bonaparte pushed hip columns into id.'*?Georgia Jeffrrsonian, May 10t/i, 1853. le; John Smith, Cokesbury; Roberts, Adams it d. IIaviland, Harral ACo., Charleston, Wholeind Druggists throughout the State. WM..W. BLISS <fc CO., Proprietor?. 53?Cm * AnERICAN HOTEL. iLUiByua, s. a ; M. THE undersigned/tnkes tliift ineth-"(S^ od of.aturniiMr thanks for the liberal lutrmlin ! !<*I fi) l.:~ TT/.iTor* ? J r- ..pv ? ^ V,?I V wf w II1C X1VUOD, UtlU of informing nia friopdi and the travelling pub lie, that lie still keeps open the Establishment for tfceir accommodation. ' Having re-fitted the Building, furnished the Rooms witlraew and convenient Furniture, and having a sot of well drilled servants, an experienced Caterer and Cooks, his Table will be spread with the best the market affords. By . tnese, and hif own personal attention; he hopes to give general satisfaction to those who favor him with their company. ? He is pleased ul4o to announce that Mr, John. A. Houston lias just completed large and Commodious S TABLES and CARRIAGE HOUSE in 1 connection with the HOTEL, and will take special charge of tijpt deparmcnt; -and will-be propored to accommodute tho public with, Saddle n..roc tt?,.fc.>-...i r>?i a? on^liire; and travellers will be conveyed despatch to any part of tho surrounding country on reasonable terms. - 'v He has also large and convenient LOTS, for the accommodation of Traders and Stock Drivers, who are specially invited to call. ISAAC SMITH. Hamburg, S. C., May 13, 1854. 68-8111 > NEW SPRHSTO GOQDS.~ i MA. RANSOM, Agent for R. M. Fou/ra, has just recoived (afc'liia old stand. Sib- j ley's corner,) (v new and complete assortmento'l* spring Uoodk A? Among which may be found-^- -* jl. ' Super. Plaid BAREGES and TISStttS,'very* ^ rich styles; - 3K 1 Beautiful French JACONETS, all colors; Lace Striped ORQANDIES, ^-rfdo. *-4; BAItEGE DeLAINES,-nil qnalitiea and-colors ; PRINTED LAWNS, do. * v ? go&, Dotted SWISS and Fig'd. ORGANDIES, ?ncw style; ? - ' ^ Brocade nnd Light Col?rdfc SltKSto(^i?^ cKtap; .Fig'd. W at'rd, and Plain*BVk. ' ;3?p v ' - sto# j:. Solid Colored BEkEGES;. StK Mourning goods, 1 GINGHAMS and PRINT^#5?^'ry Tffc^ty, new styles and cheap; ,H?-J ~ * ' ? Fancy Ribbons, beautifufissortwent;^^ ^ Parasolrfisnd Fans, Of rfvery. styl^qnftrioe j ^ , flcmstl^h and Bor'd. ^invCarpEH(?^dJ$^^r " qualities; . ?? >-* |Grcnudine and Glaico^Silk Q^antilias, jslynifter Real lltisil LINENS; Damaai^abl^po*?*?| : ranted c. 11 Linen;- . v'r/*;-- - ; ** j Table Doyli'ea andNapkin/tosMfeaf);/ S* Linen ToweU and Toweling,'all quaUtie?;' 7*^ " Drillings and 06^ona(je?,- djw - ^^1' Bleach'd and Brown 9heetingff and Sliirtin?,?lt *> the lowest ?anrket prices^* ' Muslin and Lace Undersleeve^neV.?tyu^* ^ "> " " ' Inside Ildkf's and C^ilura, new ; styles; * 3 GenU Ties'and Cravat< light for ?(>TnrtIej;Hoakry and Gloves, for all ages ana? conditions;; P.Mtnot. Tlao* ' t>/?4 - T.:u? !---I " ^U" Brushes, Ac.; i*. * - . , * !?ti!ogne, Otto of Rosea, Extracts, Vfro?!-4 < wLBieliaving this stockio be as com(U#t&$? duv m Auguslo, I would respectfully riStpest all thosq. visiting either thitpluco or Hamburg, UJ ' give me a call Wore purchasing."; Ifamgtto &, . " <^uick 4Pmafr|?r<5fi5 ormngie jgacninos, at pricaa sufficiently Iowf to at?d .not hablo to get out of orde^ ii capnble ; offlpjittisg ?nd Tl>o$iairo%^^. gtto pe* birar?b?tt*e than iriedo by hand. If 4 ispj* : A * . W ' -M- * * , OllAliLESTON ADVERTISEMENTS. Uftf' . V-'. .r-1? ? ' , TRANSPARENT WIHTBQW SHAITjES, fAPER-IIANGIAIGS AND MATTfcESSBfif ? *177 King-Street, Charlestons. O. THE subscriber has oa hand a large assort ment, and is constantly receiving by the steamers, tlie )litest patterns-of WINDOW SHADKS and PAI'ER-HANG?NGS, for sale wholesale and retail! Transparent WINDOW SHADES, of or cry style and variety, from COtents to $6 caoli 1 French and> American PAPER-HANGINGS, and BORDERS, of the latest Patterns, from C? cents to $0 per Roll. ?ALSO A largo variety of CORNICES, Lacq niwl Musliti CURTAINS, Damask and Sati&i DELAINES, Centre Tnssuls, Loojis. Bands, Pius, Venetian Blinds, Cone Blinds, Mattresses, Cukhious, Fire Screens, <?e. *. % All kinds of UPHOLSTERING ; and the business), n.3 usual, attended to-in all its branches. MATTRESSES?Moss, Cotton, Wool aud IlaiiS Mattre83ea,-al\vaya on hand, made from tlio.best material. Also Bolsters, Pillows, Feather Beds and Palliastcrs. Coll and see thcui?-prices reasonable. To persons w ishing any of the.above articles to sell, a discount will be made. The prices of this establishment are moderate and uniform, and as low as any other establishment. II. W. KINSMAN. March 25, 1854. 46 . ? B. W. & J. P. Force & An WHOLESALE DEALEU3 IN BOOTS AND SHOES, No. 21 llaync street, .> Charleston. . ' * ?? II ItXJ. W. FORCE, ) -]> . rouN p. fobce, > UENJ. COXLEY, ) Illll25 CHARLESTON.IIAT MANUFACTORY, 240 King street, ALL kinds of Bcftver, Moleskin, Silk and Cnssimcre IIATS, of the latest style?, made to order at short notice. An excellent assortment of new styles of 5THAW GOODS. Soft Travelling Hats and Ddps^always ou Jiand. .. R. HAW LEY. Wm. Howl and, No. 244, Beiid of King street, Cliarlfston, S. C. * imi'ohteu and dealer in French, English and Amorican GOODS FOR PLANTATION USE. ? Particular attention puid to Mourns', j and Fancy Dress Goods.,, iufi22 ~ _i jonn u-. W ILL is, . FANCY B0OT AND SHOE STOKE, Trunks, Oarpet Bags, Vail sea, Combs and Brushoi, _ ^ WHOLESALE A^D RETAIL, Corner of King street and Horlluck's Alley, nih25 Oharleaton^'S. O. DEALER IN ALL KIWDw* OK ** ENGLISH, Ffi&WJMSj A$BRI(JAN^ No*. 246 and 248 King-ttreet, corner of Hotel, mli25 Charleston, 8. G.' I' ~~ ., E. H. Lane, Wholesale Book, Stationery and Fancy Good* - Honsc, Medical, Miscellaneous nnd Account BOOKS, in great variety, at the lowest trade prices. No. 6 Hayne street, Charleston, South Carolina.* Kelson Carter, WHOLESALE DRUGGIST, No. 17 Hayne itreet, SIGN OF THE LARGE YELLOW MORTAR, WHERE he is prepared to exhibit.* lurgc stock of Drugs, Medicines, Druggist*' Furniture, Phials, Surgical Instruments, Dye Stuffs, Pprfuinery, Sq&ps, Window Glass, Putty, (ke.T'Ac.; -ftliich he offers at tho lowest market prices, - ' " * mh25 i. ; ? Havdsm Brother & Co . ^I'OETKIIS AXD DEALHH8 IK /watches, Clock*, jejrelrf, Siliftr Ware, Military and Fancy Goods North East corner of Kittg and Hotel streett. tuh25 Charleston, 8. O. ~~~ ** "Browning' & Lemaa^" "V. "'^WierfeM OF * " /-.? Preach, firitish and OaiASlan lOVTHnd 211 King-mtet, coVftor of Market street. ^ Charleston, S. C., /^AfiPETlNGS ?Ingrain,,^ . Wys, Brussels, V-fl?,T?iDe?try and Volveti'' <5t#RTAtN?MAT)ERlM-S( 'in' Sillc, Satin, and Worsted^..,V fURT^IN^?MBUICS_andMUSLINS, iu.^rge OF^fth d MUSLIN CUR^ and BELfJ ROPES, in all FLOOfe OIL CLOTIIS ^^R"<?dV0ILX5TArtL RODS and STAIR JT GARig3?INe!#of all ?Ulce. . j WILTON, 'VELYiT, and AXilfNSTER RUGS, PLANTA-n^grq^NS^-B LANKET9, , n?wlwyui oawv 11 w us, (EC., CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE. t3T The friends of lion. P. S. BROOKS an* nounce hiin as a candidate for re-election at Representative of tbo. 4tlf district of South Carolina in the Congress of the United Statos. The friends of Col. A, C. G ARLINGTON "respectfully announce him as a Candidate to represent the 4th Congressional District, at the A!?- i- * * * p uiccuvu in vcioucr next. |_mnr !45?40 pg" We ore authorized to announco God. Samcel McGyiifAN a candidate for tho Legislature. We arc authorized to announce Tuomas Tiiojirsox, Esq., a_,candidulc for the Legislatures fSF" We are authorised to announce Dr. J, W. Hkaiist a candidate for a. scat in thp next .Legislature. ' ? EST" Wo arc authorised to announced. 7L IIekmkjmva Candidate fpr t.h.o legislature, at the next election. r* Wo are authorized to announco Col. M. O. Tal.man a Candidate for the Legislature. * . _ ? yf E3?" w e ar0 authorized ttf^wnounce Edwar? Noble a candidate for the Legislature. >y> (3T The friends of Cnpt S. A. Hodom re*- . pectfuUy announce him as a candidate for Tarn Collector at thc.:OBsuirig election. -' 1 The friends of John R. Wilson respectfully announce him /is a candidate for Tax Col lector of Abbeville District, at the ensuing election. C3?" Wg are authorised to announce the Rev, Jambs Moore as n candidate for rc-election a? Tax-Collector of Abbeville Piatrict, at tbe ensuing clcctjjoH. _ ,4, ^ The friends of James H, Codb respectfully announce him as a candidate for Sheriff at tho coming election. -a - ? friends of JAMES M- YAND1VER respectfully announce liira rb a cgndi<J*to for Tax Collector of Abbeville District, at- ijje ensuing olcction. , EE" The friends of D. W. HAWTHORN respectfully announce him a candidate for Sheriffalty of Abbeville District, at the e&uing $lectiolu tfc v . . * QSjT The friends or 6. M: MATTTSoi^ rtB- ^ pccll'ully unnounee him ns a candidate for Sheriff of Abbeville District at the ensuing elco tion. * t^-Thc friends of TIIOMAS R. COCHRAN, respectfully announce liira as a Candidate for Sheriff of Abbeville District, at the ensuing u{oction. v ?3T The fricndsi of JAMES M. MARTIN", respectfully announce hiin as a candidate for S'htrijf of Abbeville District, at the ..jpsiiing election. , A Valuable Plantation for Sale. fit} Sill J AT ED on the waters of Mulberry Creek, in Abbeville District, .lin a v6ry plcusnnt and healthy section.uibout diree-triOes froin llodgea Depot on the Greenville aud Columbia Railroad. The plantation contains 235 Acres, about one-ualf goo<I Woodland, and the other half mostly Freib^'and in a high state of cultivation. A very comfortable Dwelling House, new Gin *Hoiue And Screw, good Negro Cabins, arid all other necessary out-buildings. ' Any person wishing wishing to purchase is invited to callvand examine tho.^plantation and growing crop. a , . ^ t ' JOSEPH AGNEW. Juiio 20. 1864. ' *" 7 > 6ir^ AUSTRALIA l51luS$iSs5. ^ n OFFER for sale 80 acres of LAfl^lnar? at" leu, lying on the Snotre Rogd^yugfct and ,? hair from Abbeville Cotfrt'Htftttt/booMrr? d'Vy lands of Samuel Jordon. Patrieb Mfc^iflan and .Thomas Thomson. Tjrentyfivja acrfe** are cleared and in good cultivation. Tho bal- * anee his good timber o"hlfe A ^welling'liouso and out buildings on it. This land lies in th& _ gold region, ana bos one of tho. richest-4 vein# ever discovered in this country. "i6f Any fishing to buy, nre invited to call ~ and examine it. I intend to move AVest, and it not sold before sale dayin September; it Willbjk i r ~ v*"- "'?""x .",V^EUBEN FG^I^ER. ^', Fob. 11 40 > . * THE STATE OF SQMTH ;CA|QU!ijJj? V Abbeville bistrict.-T-*Citatioti>: , " TT7"HEHpXS, Alexander P> Co&noi arid it JanieaU. Cra\nbrd1iav?*nppH6a torn? for Letters of Administration?'ojr;all and ?iagulnr the goods and chattel*, rigliUand credits of James O. Connor, la to: of tho District fl foresaid deceased. vThese arc, therefore, to cite and admonish all ' and singular, the kindred and creditorsdf^the said deceased, to be and appear before me, at*-" our next urainnry b uourt lor U10 said JJiatrlCt, to be holden at Abbeville Cbiirt House, ob thb ' first day of August next, tb ihotVcaase, if any, ? why the said administration should not begrantcd. < . , Given under my hand and seal, Ibls'eleVdnU^ day of July, in the year^of qut Lord.one thousand eigfit hundred^d &tfy f?uJ? ?od" in the serenty'hintli yanr of American Independence. . . . *?r. & : July 15tli,'<54 . .,0 lO^ v:. ' >'. v .af.ii'n.M. > 0 ' THE STATE OF SOUtttglAftOMNA, ABBEVILLE David K?llar' Artm'frn* 1 V -V D. M. Btws^doc'd, - Wfflf to^ir^ittNw* s Df. Isaac Chinch ?fc al. j -"^v,; ' BY Order 9^tho Court of Equit^idl creditors of the estate_of,lhe Intc^D. ,LL Bum, M. D., deceased,' are hereby 4?ttifieajto pjesent . and establish their, demands Against the same, before thej^fcro^is^oner.itt'^Jguity.'on' or before the ti^iy-flftB day Wflrt5?lpQber next. TheV Will hetfein ftil no5*Wpftfli DeriL ' Pii* EL E. A. IK twmniwgncr/i 7 l^M&llero/ timttofik&wt'.Testa j IIEREAgt Apj^icdtote lllS ^ day been Jn tries W. Nafu^ltj^wife, somo of thi legal neirrot tiio aaid LUtfy.'Ijoniax, rcquWncthe Bftgo^Btf^ortiDg- l<j'^ontaiii her losfTTfrill and tapi-oYetl in "duo form of .to*": ThferbfbJ^no^ftewWfl^ KiT?i to Ephc^m I?jj ight^ud otbart, children of Bot- V coy Knight, ftjfoftd *QRe*e b?fot# m?, cither fi *. m - i \ ' - . -V*4K.. - ..