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THE INDEPENDENT PRESS] 13 ri'ltLUtlED l'.VtKV FHIDAV MOItNIMS, J!V PUOKETT & WULSON, Prcpiiotors. ; > TERMS. per annum, invariably inadvancc. Advertisements will be insurtnl wus|)icu?iiiilv ut the following very low rutes:^ * ) y>|iiHi'u of i2 lines or I or*.;, 1 iuwrlicii, 75 ; livery following iuourlion, 37 ! 1 squuro 3 month:*, Oo \ 1 " t5 " > 00 1 " 1 year, - 10 00 . Announcing a Candidate, (in advnnce,) 3 0i>, Liberal deduction* will he umdc to pcrsout. j advertising largely. All obituary notices exceeding twelve lino j * will he charged ns advertisements. ^jy All communications and letters on hiisi-1 lieas with thi? office, muot be addressed to Till. Ixdupendknt Pruss, Abbeville C. II. S. C., risi:I'AiD, to injure attention. | 1 1 ! I lll?H Ulll?M ILJLi.. ; POETRY. Givo. Seo the rivcra flowing Downward to the hca, Fouriug all their treasures Bountiful and frue? Yet to help their giving, Hidden bprings arise; , Or, if neod be, bhowera i Feed them from the fckice. * i "Watch tbc priucely flowers 1 Their rioh fragrance spread, i Load the air with perfumes, From their beauty Hhcd? , Yet their lavibb spending i i.cavcs inoni noi lu fleartti, With frcfh life replenished By their mother earth. ' , Give thy heart's beat treasures! From fair nature learn ! j Give thy love?and ask not., i ] Wait not a return! And the moro thou spondest j' From thy littlo 6tore, J ( With a double bounty, God will give thee moro. 1 j advertisements! i' ! i THE l!*Z>EJPE3fl>i:ST I?ltESS, 1 FUBLiaaED WEEULY, AT AbSEV!I.LE, 0. C., j AT ONE DOLLAR A YEAR, HAS a circulation of nearly one thousand i 1 in Abbeville District, and is constantly ' 1 increasing. IU circulation in this Stale fa;1 about fourteen hundred, and ito entire list of l' subscriber* numbers over bixtecn hundred. It is therefore offered to the mercantile and busi- j1 ncss community generally aa the best adverti-' sing medium iu the up-country of South Car j olina. HATES OF ADVERTISING. j square a months $ -1 00 i i 1 square 6 months 6 00 j 1 square 12 month# 10 00 1 2 squares 3 months 6 00 ' 2 square# 6 months 10 0011 2 squaree 12 months 15 00 j 3 equaros 3 montha ...... 6 00 j 3 squares 6 months 12 00 3 squares 12 months 20 00 k squares 3 months io ow, ^ uquaa-co O uionl lift .... -. 15 00 j 1 otiuarrB lit mcmth? 25 00 j 5 aquares 3 months IS 00 S squares 6 months 20 00 ! i> squares 12 months 30 00! Advertisements inserted for a shorter; period than three months will be charged 75 j conts per square (12 lincu or lew) for fi rst. inscr- j tion and 37$ per square for each continuance. l^gg** Any one advertising by annual or semiannual contract can change his advertisement I monthly, if ho desires. Subscribers to the paper who do uot! pay their subscriptions within the year will be charged $1 50. [April 20, 1855 . : $25,000 M WORTH of valuablo LANDS for sale i in Anderson and Pickens District, icelu- i <ling some TOWN LOTS in Anderson. On > 011c tract there b ? good i-. Saw Mill and Grist 9II1I, and water power sufficient for a Wool and Cotton Factory and auy other machinery. | The LANDS'need no reeommendatipn at>; they are No. 1 and no mistako. Likely Negroes will be taken at fair prices in part payment Terms made easy. , Address the undcroigned at Walton's Ford, j Habersham County, Georgia; or he may be found 4 miles Eaat of Jarrot's Bridge. Pickens District, S. C. R. A. GILMER. July 9, 1855. 0 V tf Land for the Million! THE Act of Congress of March 3d, 1855, gives additional Bounty Land to all who have-heretofore recoived land for military services. . All who have nerved fourteen daye, or received pay in money for their services are - entitled. We have, by five years' practice in elaims against the U. S. Government, bccoine ' Wi' perfectly acquainted with all the minute rules v and practice of that Department, and are well ; ~ known to the Coinir.iesioner bf Pensions. We will attend promptly to all claims entrusted to us. As three hundred thousand persons are entitled under thislaw, there will be great delay in issuing theni' and it is therefore highly important that application be made without delay. We will also pay cash for the Wan-ante, or adr vance money upon thom. B. L. <fc B. V. POSEY. March 23 46 tf "new tailor shop. A'JL.' A LSJbJK V ILlLE C. H. " ' r t THE Undersign od respectfully informs the citizens of Abbevule village and District that be has opened a shop for the puvpose ' . 'of carrying on the Tailoring Biuincits on bis own account. He will receiro orders <- from town and country thankfully, and will apare no pains in. endeavoring to please bis customers, both in the quality of bis work and prices. By strict attention to business, and abiljty to do good work, be bopee to sccure a * -j-XX"'8nop on^Main street, next door to r;. ,/ ovorp..* WTT^Sr! TO THE I'ATRONS OF Perry Davis' V E&ETABLE PAIN KILLER. OWING to the large amount of Counterfeit Paii) Killer put up and sold ns genuine by unprincipled men wo have been obliged to resort to very expensive measures to proteet mrselvcspecuniarily, and the public from great injury, bwyiug and itring their worthless counterfeits.?'i'hc comparative plain and simple style in which our Pain Killur has been put up, tins made it very easy for those disposed, to mitate it very mccctiofully, ro far as its external appearance, in style of bottle, label and ?olor of the article; but \vc need not Fay that -lie compound is a miserable, filthy production, in-1 calculated to do great injury to those who night u:<e it with confidence that thev have been accustomed to use the genuine Pain Killer. Parties whose business it is to counterfeit valuable preparations, do it in so nccrct a manner. that it io almos.t useless- to attempt to punish them by legal measures, as it is difficult, iiul we might say impossible to bring proof lionic to them. Considering the great difficulty in protecting jursolv.'s and tho public by prosecuting parties, wo have been to a very great expense in getting up a finely oxeutcd STEEL EX O R 4 vm T An FT for our bottles. We aluo attach to our bottles! x Steel CDRravr.d Note of hand, which we issue as our obligation, and to counterfeit which is !icld to be forgery by the laws of the United states, and which parties will not dare attempt to do. The great expense attending the getting up and printing of these labels will prerent tho attempt to counterfeit-, thus securing to the public that *hc article they purchase is the genuine Perry Davis' Pain Killer, manufactured by Perry Davis <L Sou, sole proprietors.. Tho Pain Killer will be put iu a now style af panel bottle, with the words, Davis' Vegetable Fain Killer, blown in the Glass. We have discontinued the use of thc37-A cents bottles, a::d now put up only four sizes, viz: at 12*, 25, 50 cents und 81 00 per bottle. Wo have also a very fine engraving on Btoue, for the Bos labels, specifying the contcnto of the box, where and by whom m.iuu-1 Pastured, ?tc. Wo have alao n<ldcd to our painphlet of directions and certificates, a cover beautifully finished, presenting on the first page a very excellent likeness of Perry Davis, tho original inventor of the Pain Killer. The Lrv>???lo Ulvlc, ?n?l oiiejuliwl t.j? o?ul) llOX, llttS ! nlbo a correct likunees of Perrv Davis, ubielij it will beimpoot>ib!e to" counterfeit tucee?sfullv. | We have been to this expense, t hat tho pub-1 lie might have, perfect confidence that they | were getting tho genuine article when they I buy a bottle as above described. To those who | bavo eo long used and proved the merits of our article, we would say that we shall continue to prepare our Pain Killer of the best and pure?t. materials and that it shall be every way worthy of their approbation as a family medicinc. * PERKY DAVIS <fc SON. " TroiiJuicr, E. /, July let, 1S55. CST* The Paiu Killer is bold by 'WARDLAW A LYON, Abbeville; GAREY i CAREY, Cokesburv; W. F. PRATT ?fc Co., Newberry ; P. A. WILHITE ?t Co. and I. W. TAYLOR, Anleison; SIMONS, PUFF ,k Co. and GINDRAT <1: DUNCAN, Charleston; and by Di'utjgiotB and Medicine Dealers generally. July 27, 18 ">5. 1*2 3m Use the 71agic IMPRESSION PAPER For Writing Without Pen or Ink. COPYING Leave?, Plants, Flowers, Pictures, Patterns froin Embroidery, markiue Linen indelliblv. and nmnifnld This article is absolutely the best pocket inkstand in the known world, for a small quantity folded and placed in the pocket constitutes a traveling inkbtand which caunot be broken. ?No pen is needed, for anv stick sharpened to a point, writes equally with the best gold pen in the universe. For drawing it is indispensable. It i6 indeed the whole art of drawing and puinting?taught in one lesson. Any leaf, plant or flower can be transferred to the pages of the album, with a minute and distinct resemblance of nature. With equal facility pictures and embroidery patterns can be taken, and have received the highest eulogiums from the fair sex, and indeed a more tusteful present for a lady could not be produced. This magic paper will also mark linen, or other articles so ub to be perfectly indelible. All the washing in the world fails to bring it out Any child can use it with perfect ease. With this Magic Paper likewise, one or four copies of every 1-tter written can be secured without any additional labor whatever, innking it the cheapest and most convenient article extant It is used to great advantage by reporters of the publio press, Telegraphic operators, and a bost of others. Ear.h mwlroiru |.n?...*gV VWHIUH'3 ,VUr different colors?Black, Blue, Green and Red ?with full and printed instructions for all to use, and will last sufficiently long to obtain five hundred distinct impressions. f: It is put up in beautifully enamelled colored envelopes, with a truthful likeness of the Proprietor attached. Each and every package warranted. -Price $2 a dozon or five for $1, Single packages 25 cento. Address, postpaid, N. HUBBELL. 167 Broadway, N. Y. OPINIONS OF THE PRESS. Hubbbix's Maoio Imfbessjon Pafkk.?We refer our readers to the advertisement in another column, setting forh the merits of this plewirtg and ingenious invention. The cheapness -11 * '-r ' nuvuiUUIUUVO MA W glFf 11 & WftU Philadelphia Merchant It is unsurpassed for ueatncea and utility aod should tD?efc. *fith the told it richly d? ervea.?>?un?. *V*' Just whfvt th pubtio has lonp. d?sired, and recommends itself to ft?crr, in d^Vidcud and fefinemeet.?Journal and CfovrUr. Office GBS. SUI-'DT G. & C. R. II. IltLUNA, July 24, 1855. '"I'M IE following Schedule for Passenger Trains 1 will go into operation on Monday next, 30th inet., viz: Up, Leave Columbia 0.00 A. M. s " Frost's Mill 0.30 '1 " Littleton 10.05 * Allstnn in.45 r " Hope's 11.00 " Poninria 11.10 1 " Prosperity 11.45 1 * Newuerry 12.13 n " Helena 12.24 " Silverstroet 12.42 " Saluda 1.10 P. M. ? " Chappell's 1.23 ; " Ninety Six 2.0(1 (_ " Now Market 2.25 " Greenwood 2.55 g " Cokeshury 3.30 v Arrive nt Abbeville 4.15 J Leave liaremore's 3.60 ( " Donalds 4.00 / " HoneupatU 4.28 t " Helton 5.05 Arrive at. Anderson 6.00 c Leaves Wii?i^:aotoa 5.40 v " Golden Grovo 6.28 j Arrivo at Greenvillo 7.00 Down, Leave Greenville 5.30 A.M. j " Golden Grovo 6.03 ? " "Williamslou 6.38 I " Anderdon 6.20 " Bel ton 7.05 r " Honeanatb 7.58 " Donalds 8.25 " Baremore's 8.40 , " Abbeville 8.00 t " Cokesbury 9.00 " Greenwood 9.35 " New Market 9.50 , ' Ninety Six 10.15 ' CliappeH'B 10.53 ( " Saluda T. O. 11.05 j " Silver Street 11.33 1 " Helena 11.55 " Newberry 12.15 P. M. , " Prosperity 12.40 " Potuaria 1.10 ? " Alleton 1.47 "] ' Litllctoa 2.25 " Frost's 2.55 . Arrive at Columbia 3.16 E. F. RAWORTII, Gen. Sup'dt t July 18, 1855. 12 It New Spring &. Summer Goods CHAMBERS & M ARSH ALL'S j CHEAP CASH STORE, Abbeville C. II. T~\7"? are daily receiving our New Spring \ V Stock, comprising the latest styles in Frcnch, English, and American MUSLINS aud CALICOES, French BRILLIANTS?, Fine Muslin GINGIIAMS, Plain and Fancy BAREGES, Bl'k, Co *d, ana Fancy SILKS. Straw BONNETS un<5 Misses FLATS, GLOVES, HOSIERY, Bonnet RIBBONS, and PARASOI 8 And an unusually Large nnd Clienp Stock of EMBROIDERIES, j Swiss CURTAINS, Gent's Straw HATS, KECK TIES Ac. j VCe most respectfully invito the attention of , the citizens of this District to the above Goods. We announce, notwithnlandinc the general depression in the Money Murket throughout the country, the system of bu^ine^s adopted by U6 J more than a year ago, namely, CASH?and to which we shall rigidly adhere?enables us to oti'er for the coming seabou, a very large Stock ut prices to suit the ' HARD TIMES. We will constantly receive addditions through- ] out the Season, of new and desirable Goody, , from New York aud Baltimore. Starch 2?, 1855. 10 tf Wilson's Variety Store. J '"l^HE undert-igned having purchased the < -L. entire Stock of Moore's-Variety Store, ] respectfully offers to the public everything < which may be Bold in the line of CONFCTION- j EllIES, TOYS. <fcc. and hones thr nnhlio. nmv fnvor him with a liberal patronage, lie will j add to this STOCK in a few days a Variety \ of CANDIES, FRUITS and other Confection- t erioe, which will enable him to accommodate 1 the community witb anything in bis line of buaincsf. Business will be continued at the i eame stand, next door b?Iow Lawson's Tin Store. 0. A. WILSON. Abbeville C. H., August 27, '55. 17-tf ( ] SPECIAL. NOTICE. j I "WISH to inform my friends and ,x.yrmi w. , customers that I am still in the CARRIAGE BUSINESS, in this place, and c ready to do my work well, and as low as possible. (New work warranted for twelve , months.) But I wish to be understood that from this ' date all Jobs done at my shop, amounting to ^ live dollars and over, must be settled for, either by Cash or Cash Notat, before taken a way. My reason for this is, that my 6toek is cash, 1 my hands are cash, my provisions are cash, and { cash I must have for my work. : E. J.TAYLOR. j N. B.?I hav? on hand three second-hand j Buggies, (one with ton,) one light one-horve Barouche, one Carry-all, (first rate to travel in,) also two new Buggies, and more a-growing, . that I will sell cheap, for cash or cash notes. But bear in mind that you can save ten dollars 1 on everv hundred hv nnrinn ' ? -j i?" too cents on every dollar oy doing the tame. : E J T Abbeville C. H., March 10, 1855- 1 PULLER'S HAT STOKE, 1 218, RICHABDSON ST., . W. I COLUMBIA, S. C. 1 [NEAR THE J>EW STATE CiPITOL.] THE Proprietor of Ibis celebrated Establish- i meat, although .only nine month* lias ( elapsed since he commenced business on his . oicn account, yet It affords him great pleasure to j state to the dealer?.and citizens generally, of * ABBEVILLE, that^t^s has met with that sac- . cos* that seemed to warrant a large increase of 1 stock and store-room, both of which additions t are nearly complete, and will be arranged for . the toholesal* trad'e. 1 fW~ Five per cent, off on bills of fifty dol- | lorn. Term# cash ?a delivery in every instance , Maroh 16,1856 [nov 20, '64 BBNRT S. KBRR, W HOL?9 At? ft EEXAIL \ ' PKAWft 1 ABBETPlL&S, O. B1 8. O. ^ 1 <? 188S.' - . l-lf i /. - ' < ' - i?.?;?-.1- t ^ QQQ ^ CHARLESTON DAILY STANDARD, RELIABLE COMMERCIAL AND POLITICAL JOURNAL. IINT.LK CoiMKS, PKU ANMM . ^8 00 'ES Corit-S, l'EU ANNUM 50 00 I^IIH DAILY STANDARD contains n DAILY TKLEGIlAI'IIIO KKI'ORT. A MAU tET REPORT, and a report of GENERAL N 1'U KM AT ION furnished by the mail from very scetiou of the Union. It also present* a DAILY REPORT of the TOClv MARKKT, TIIE COTTON MARKET, if 1 lie ARRIVALS iiml DEPARTURES OF 11111^, and of the ARRIVALS OP PASSENGERS. Once u week is presented a COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF THE RECEIPTS AND dlll'MENTS OF COTTON, RICE AND A'MBElt, at the port of Charleston, and n COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF THE RECEIPTS AND EXPORTS OF COTTON tit all he ports of the United States. ALL NEWS, of a personal and political haractcr, both foreign and domestic, is given vith the greatest possible promptness; audio nsure this object we have secured the services if an able corps of correspondents. It is our special object to publish a NEWS'APER, proper. We shrink from the expresiou of no opinion which may be demanded >V tbe subject before us, but as a general prin:iple, prefer stating facts at the earliest instant lossible, and to leave it to our readers to form heir own opinions. Tho eourao of the paper is severely conservitive, first of morality and order; next, of lie institutions peculiar to the South, mid j lext, of the union of the States. We resoluely oppose radicalism as well in democracy as uorala. One important object in the establishment >f our paper was to present a cheap vcdiiele i ur information. From this object we have >een compelled to depart, tosom>' < xtent; but lot to leave it entirely out of view, we propose to sell the paper at our counter, in packares of TEN. for TWENTY CENTS, and MAIL FEN COPIES to any 0110 of our subscribers - ?. Ml J "?rvn,f ? . >ru \ i-ar, wmi win Fenii lis rir i l UUl.LAIt?. L'liis wilS relieve us from the risks of collection ind the expense of mailing so many different mckagoe, while it will give to every neighlorhood throughout tho Stale, the opportunity >f a DAILY PAPER AT FIVE DOLLARS ier annum. L. W. S PR ATT ?fe CO. CHARLESTON Weekly Standard, CONTAINS ALL THE MATTER PUBLISHED IN THE DAILY, TOGETHER WITH rHE LOCAL, DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN MARKETS?T11E PRICES CURRENT, INCLUDING THE RATE3 OF SALE FOR STOCK, EXCHANGE, AND DOMESTIC PRODUCE? THE SHIPPING IN PORT THE LATEST TELEGRAPHIC INFORMATION, <?rc. ite. <fcc. Tho STANDARD is the only morning paper n the City of Charleston wliieh issues a WEEKLY "EDITION. This Edition is published every Wednesday Morning, and by tue evening ol ilic next Italian he received in every section of tho State. Price ?2?payable in advance. L. W. S PR ATT ACQ. New Literary and Political Journal, j TO UK PUBLISHED AT COLUMBIA, S. C. THE undersigned, lnte Editor of The South Carolinian and Columbia Banner, proposes to publish, in the eity of Columbia, a Literary, Political and News Journal, to be :alled "THE EXAMINER." In making this announcement, I am aware :hat I propose to engage in an enterprise not reefrom difficulties; but these I will endeavor to provide against, by securing a Subscription List that will place the paper beyond the reach >f failure. South Carolina can richly support, it her Capital, a leading Literary and Politi-. ial Weekly Journal, and to her people I now 8?ue this Prospectus, feeling assured the en.erprise will be sustained, and that they will j mpport a Home Journal of the character of :hat now proposed. As a LITERARY .JOURNAL, For the home circle, "The Examiner will be :onducted with a view to render it at least cpial to any ever published at, the South. The ihoicest selections of English and American Literature will be made fur its columns, an J a lumber of able Contributors will be secured. [ will endeavor, in this department, to make it i journal worthy of the patronage and steady mpport of the people of this State and of the South. An a POLITICAL JOURNAL, rhe Examiner will abide by the old land-marks >f the Stato Rights Democracy. Independent >f national parties, it will ttiko n stand as a aithful co-operator in the great work >f maintaining Southern Rights and pronoting Southern Union. It will be the organ >f no political party?the exponent of no poitical creed?which has no* for one of its carlinal principles "the Equality of the 3outh in be Union, or Independence out of it." This is >o new faith, but one which South Carolina las long and earnestly contended for. NEWS JOURNAL. The Examiner will contain the latest News, oreign and Domestic, received up to the hour >f publication. It will give full and correct Market Reports and Prices Current. Our readsrs in the country may rely on strict attention 3eing paid to this important feature of a newsiaper. It will give full and accurate reports >f the Proceedings of the Legislature and of Congress, and the acta and doings of tho vari>U8 political organizations. All news worth jiving to its readers will bo carefully culled for tfl columns. SIZE AND STYLE. The Examiner will bo ono of the largest SVeekly Journals, to ti)e Southern Stated, print:d with new apd elegant type, on fine white >aper, and i*saed to Targe quarto form of eight mges, containing /<tjrfy columns of interesting eading matter. It will be the handsomest pa>er ever published in South Carolina. I have tlius given an outline of the principal features of the Examiner. Carolinians or the peo-, >le of the South ought to need .no fui ther aj>" >eal, in view of the preseut.jupect of political iffairs. to IIOA Viom atia?atn ' md efRcienay their own Pre?a tad Literature. TERM8. - '7 Two Dollar* per annum, payable in advance. Plie first year's payment will be require/ on he receipt of the first number of the pep or, s-hich will be issued oo &Oon as I receive a ?af Iclent number of spbeeriber* to en*qpe iU mecess, probably early in Oetober.y Send orWard yoiirrftrnM. ' /' .' ' BT Postmostcrfl who will be bo kiid.as to orward me names of ?ub?orH>ers wflltonfer a avor, and will receive a copy of th* ^x%nrfner Goods Very Low in Price. HARD TIMES MADE EASY ! M. STRAUSS, - - - - Cokesbury, 1 IS Now receiving from New York and Charleston a New, Elegant and Useful J stock of GOODS. From 5 cents up, I'rinfs; " 0J- " " French Muslins; " 10 " " Ginghams; t " 10 " " Bed Ticks; " 18 " " Bareges, Tissues, Crape, 1 Chnlly, Grenadines, and Muslin Robes; Dress t Silks, and Black Silks. 1 FOR LADIES. The host assortment of f BONNETS, MISSES' HATS, , WHEAT/IS. GLOVES. , MITTS, HANDKERCHIEFS, ' RIBBONS, LAC'ES, EDGING and INSERTING, TALMAS, MANTILLAS and , TRIMMINGS, Ac., Ac. jl ^ciif# REA D Y-MA DE CLOTHING, liliOAD CLOTIIS. CASSIMERES, 1JRAP D'ETE, QUEEN'S CLOTH, y IANEN DRILL, CASHMARET, FARMERS' DRILL and LINEN, HATS, SUSPENDERS, GLOVES, Also, BOOTS, SHOES, GAITERS, SLIITERS, HARDWARE. 1 CROCKERY. I'ERFUMERY, , STATIONERY, GROCERY. | To be sold for cash, nt Charleston priccs, with 1 freight added, viz: I "00 wicks SALT, 1 10 bags COFFEE, ji 5000 lbs. SUGAR, i Nails, Bagging, Rope, Twine, CnndleB, Tun, I Spices, Soda, Factory Thread, Scythe Blades, 1 Cast ings, etc., etc. I 1 cannot mention all the articles which I i keep. Call and examine yourselves, and you will find priccs according to the times, and goods lo please. 51. STRAUSS, 1 April 13, 1855 Ow Cokesbury. Joiner mad Cabinet Shop, nuxt noon to tiie press office, ABBEVILLE COURT HOUSE, S. C.. r|^1 IE undersigned, thankful for iUi+i JL past favors, ami ever ready to serve a generous public, may II ? fir II ll bo at nil tunes found at Iiib Shop in the Eastern corner of Christian it Dcalc's Coach Factory, where he is prepared to make PANEL BOOKS, SASII, BLINDS, MANTEL PIECES, ifce., <tc. I will also make TABLES, DESKS, BOOKCASES, PICTURE FRAMES, and repair furniture ?kc. I will keep constantly on hand ready made COFFINS of the best material and finest finish, either polished or covered, all of which I will deliver to any point in the district free of charge with hearse or upon railroad if deI sired in direction. All work done warranted as good as the best and cheap according. Ten per cent off for cash on all work done by nif?. 22?" For reference, apply to any gentleman in the Incorporation. (.}. C. BOWERS. June 22, 1S.15. 7 tf South Carolina, Abbeville iJislrict?In the Court of Ordinary. G/?iirgo Williams nnd Wife. Applicants, vs. Elizabeth Givcns, widow, Margaret Oivcne, Jane Oiveno. John (liv^rn ntiH trii?.._ beth Givens, Defendants. IT appearing to my satisfaction that Margaret Givens, Sarah Givens, June Givens, John Givens, and Elizabeth Givens, reside without, this St ate. It. is therefore ordered that they do appear nnd object, to the division or sale of the Heal Estate of ^ohn Givens, deceased, on or before the first Holiday in November next, or their con6cut to the tame will be entered of record. WILLIAM HILL, O. A. D. First Monday in August, 1855. Aug 10 " 11 3m Tlic Slate of South Carolina, Abbeville District.?In the Common Pleas Britt &. Cowan J Attachment v* > Thompson ?fc Fnir, Edward .Tones. ) Plaintiffs Attorney. ~T^r"?TIIEIlEAS, the Plaintiffs in this case V V did. on the twentieth dnv of N'nvoin bor, 185-1, file their Declaration against the t^niil Defendant, who (ns it id suiJ) is absent from and without the limits of this Stute, nnd has neither wife nor attorney known within the same upon whom a copy of the said Declaration might bo served: It is therefore ordered, that the said Defendant do appear aad plead to the said Declaration on or tiefore the twenty-fifth day of November, in the year of our Lord oue thousand eight hundred and fifty-five, otherwise final and absolute judgement will then be given and awarded aguinst him. MATTHEW MoDONALD, C. C. P. Clerk's Office, Abbeville District, ) November 20, 1854. J qly ly For Rent. TIIE subscriber offers fcr rent two eligible and commodious Store Biij| Rooms. The one formerly occupied by Willson <fc Williams, as a Dry Goods Store, on the eastern corner of the Public Square, opposite the Marshall House and next the Post Office. The other formerly occupied by W M Hughey as a Wholesale Grocery Store, and lying immediately back of the former, and on Washington Street The Rooms are in good repair, well suited to any branch of mercantile business, and occupy ns eligible locations us any in the village. Possession of either or both will be given immediately, if desired, and terms made ac- : cominodating. Call and nee the premises and ' proprietor. J NO. AloLAREN. August 1, 1855 13 3m j A. 0. Squier, Nos. 208 and 210 Main street, Columbia, S.- C. Manufacturer and generaid?bfea| dealer in fine and plain FUR-Jf f f || NITURE, CHAIRS, PIANOS, WALL PAPER; " M ATTRASSES, ?tc., <fcc., at low prices for cash, ! and all warranted for one year or longer. t - All kinds Furniture made to order, and all kinds neatly and promptly repaired. Also, Wood'and Metal Burial Cases. mh25 DET GOODS IN AUCD8TA, 6ft. Ward, Burchard & Go., -*:. Mroad Street, opposite Globe Hotel., \ DK A.LBRS IK Plnnf?finn Wnnlana PUn1rAi? - 1 ~ "EflkTind Ri&DN^S^T' |i And Choice Family Goods of every description. March 0, 1856. . . 44 ? : PERSONS indebted to the Subscriber Rro I ^rj reqn??t(^^to ?J?ll^ The State of South Carolina, Abbeville District.?In the Common Pleas (Villeon ?fc Williams 1 Foreign Attachment. v* Noble, Plaintiff's Foremiah Shehano. j Attorney. %7"T7~11EREAS, the Plaintiffs in this case V did, on the fifteenth day of November. 1854, file tlieir Declaration against the aid Defendant, who (as it is said) is absent rom and without the limits of this State, and las neither wife nor attorney known within ,he same upon whom n copy of the said Decuration might be served: It is therefore ordered, that the said Defend' int do appear and plead to the said Declaration on or before the sixteenth day of November, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight lundred nnd fifty-five, otherwise final and abtolute judgment will then be given and awardid against him. M ATTHEW McTin\'ATr> n n n Ulerk's Office, Abbeville District, ) November 16, 1854. j qly ly The State of South Carolina, Abbeville District?In the Common Pleas IIVtii. llillit T. Alcx'rSale, 1 ... , . Administrators Ti^r, Ferentinli Sholiano. J ^ laititiff 8 All}. ^7"T7IIEREAS, the Plaintiffs in tliis case V V did, on the twentieth day of November, 1854, file their Declaration against the ?' laid Defendant, who (as it is said) id absent ? "rom and without the limits of this State, and j ins neither wife nor attorney knowu within? f .lie eamc upon whom a copy of the said Dec- > aration might be served: | It is therefore ordered, that the said Dcfendint do appear and plead to the said Declaration on or before the twenty-first day of November, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight liundred and fifty-five, otherwise final and absolute judgement will then be given and awarded against him. MATTHEW McDONALD, C. C. P. Clerk's Office, Abbeville District, ) November 20, 1854. ) qly ly The State of South Carolina. Abbeville District.?In the Common"Uleas A. M. Benson ) Attachment. v? { Thompson ?t Fair, ? ^ in. li. j,ioy<l. ) Plaintiff's Attorney. WIIEiiEAS, the Plaintiffs in this else did, on twentieth day of November, 1854, file their Declaration against the Baid Defendant, who (as it is said) in ubscut from and without the limits of this State, and has neither wife nor attorney known within the same upon whom a copy of the 6aid Declaration might be served: It is therefore ordered that the said Defendant do appear and plead to the said Declaration on or before tlie twenty-first of November, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty-five, otherwise final and absolute judgement wiil then be given and awarded against him. MATTHEW McDONALD, C. C, P. Clerk's office, Abbeville District, ) November 20, 1854. J qly ly The Stalk vof South Carolina, Abbeville Di$lrict.^*Jn the Common Picas Joseph X. AVhitner, J >. v*. > Attachment. James G. Spccr. J Y\7"HEREAS, the Plaintiff did on Vtf.thirt T ticth day of Mareh, instant, fliV declaration against the Defendant, who (as u said) is absent, from and without the limits o! this State, and has neither wife nor attorney known within the same, upon whom a copy of the said declaration might be served: It is therefore ordered, that the said Defendant do appear and plead to the soid declaration, on or beforo the thirty-first day of March, which will be in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty-six. otherwise final and nl? solute judgment will then be given and awarded nqainst Iiim. MATTHEW McDONALD, C. C. P. Clerk's Ofiice, Abbeville District, ) March 30, 1855. ) 48 qlyly IRON! IRON!! ntONlM At the Sign of the Golden Anvil, COLUMBIA, S. C.t At Prices to Suit the Times. THE Subscribers have now on hand a large stock of IKON, which they are now offering at greatly rcdttccd prices, for caxh. Their stock comprises a complete assortment of Swedes, Country, English, Oval, Band, " llonp, Sheet, Rod, llorso Shoe Iron, <fcc. ?tc. Wholesale purchasers will be supplied at Charleston prices, with expenses added. Iron and other Goods deliverod at the Hailroad Depot free of dravage. FISHER ?fc AGNEW & CO. April 30, 1655 [ju 1 ly NEW MARKET AND GREENWOOD. Messrs. PERRYMAN & WALLER WOULD Inform the public that tliey have associated Me SAMUEL PERRYMAN with them, for the purpose of carrying on the Mercantile Business on a more extensivo scale; the style of the firm will now bo PERRYMAN, WALLER A CO., at both New Market and Greenwood. We would also sav to our friend* thufc w? have taken mack pains in selecting our Goods for the Spring trade, therefore we -would respectfully solicit an examination at least, as we flatter ourselves that for excellence and variety of styles, wo cannot bo surpassed (if equalled) by any stock ever before offered in this marUet. PERRYMAN, WALLER <fc CO. March 19, 1605 60 9m E. J. TAYLOR, U ndortakor. AS I have made complete arrangements for the prosecution of the UNDERTAKING BUSINESS, I intend to make it a prominent part of my business, and therefore hold myself ready at all times (by day or night) to the making of coffins, either from black walnut, gin^ or poplar, at the shortest possible notices 4. rAXJUOKAbbeville C- H, Jan $9? 18S5 89tf ] CAUTIOJf. ~~ T.4 LL peruons having demands against thts t\. Estate of JOEL 8MITU, deceased, are requested to present them promptly attested to' ;he undersigned, to whom also thoss indebted m the Estate are reqneatod to make payment' X M. SMITH, f - .v J. M. PERRIN. March 1, 1855. ^ , 48 iS . . SP&I9GS ABfD AXlES, * 4 'uucea * !?n?w on hand * com"Wy^ -