The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, October 26, 1855, Image 4

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THE iNDEPjft'RF.N T PRFSS H l i l'i.lsl ' D "uv l.U\ hi;IT(.\Y M'SitNISC, UV FUC1IBTT & WILSON, Fiopric-toru. T E R M S . per atmam, iiivariabhf iit a>lr>>nee. Ailverli-joiiieuts will In- insert^ cnnspi<-ti*?ti: ly St. 1lie following v< ry low ratos: X upmrc of 1- lines or ! >?, 1 insertion, 75 Kvery follojviiij; insertion, 1 eqiniri! It nionlJi^, 00 1 0 " - ' 1 " I year, 10 Oo Annoiiiioin^ a Omi'IMsite, (in n?lva!i?:e.) :i tin Liberal ttciluotioiis will In: liiiulo to [>cr.s?>it6 wdvorlis'iiiir laryely. All obituary noiieos exeee?.li?i?? twelve lines Will lie cuargeu as a?i wri isemcms. r55?"*All coimnutiiea! :>>ns and letters mi ln--iness with this oilioe. m<i?: be s?>to 'I'm; jnkkpkndknt i'i:! -.-, aid-evil?" c 11. pklto insure attention. , < J3.TKJV-^Cvr3T^3WIT-rn^r'?TTC4IK?X.-?6C? POSTRY. I Can't do Without a Paper. "What! do without a paper! Xo, I've-tried it, to my sorrow; So, to subscribe for one I'll go, Nor wait until to-morrow. Should lovers drown or hang themselves, Or cut nuy other fonlibh caper, I never gc-t to hem* of it, 1 do not take the paper. Win*, there's my neighbor, ol<l Jolui Stout, ' lie nlways hears the news, And having news to talk about, lie never gets the "blues." "While others yawn in ennui. His mind is light a:' vapor! The cause is plain t<> half an eve, lie always takes the paper. While neighbor Stout hears all the news, And knows the current pru'e, j And always minds his i''s and M's, By taking good advice; I cannot tell the price of calves, Of poultry, cml'ee. tape, or Any kind of merchandise, Because I take no paper. Though I have studies which require Much time and mental labor, Yet I can spare a little time, As well as Stout, my neighbor ; Though time is precious, 1 can use A longer midnight taper, j And thus take time to "read the in)*.-," Therefore, I'll take the pap?re. PQg?3C^r.uBMUjT.- a--* x . rr Ti^rrnLc i ADVERTISEMENTS. Water lYiini'UoiiM1. V~^ TI1K subscriber ha? taken v ; * vSfov'S'*^ the Planter"* Water lVonf j Ware llfiis*-, formerly oecti ; !. ] I.y Mr. John I'sher, Sr., and bv stri a att- ;i:i->n ( > j business, lie hoped to merit a 1 iber : 1 .-injv of the patronage of the iron*r"Us pul-iie of the upper and Cotton crowing district*. The Ware House is above high water mark, "high and dry," and more secure from lh-" than any other Ware House in Town. P. S. 1 will also attend to iveeiving and forwarding Goods and Produe?\ etitrn.-ied to my care. C. II. KKNNKV. Hamburg, Sept. 1. ISoo. Jt'-lm ME.aai:rulil7' r> uiiu?n>iLrnra JH1S ^ * npcncil, in thi* place, an ; entire new an<l well selected Stock of in the QROCKRY Lino, \v11i. !i lie oilers to hi*' friends an?l tho public corn-rally. He will bo! in the Market at nil tim??s for the purchase ofj Cotton and other Produce. Having secured the services of Mr. Joseph j llosamond, as a buyer of Cotton, ho trust* ho \ will be able to share a liberal patronage, Ho will give his attention to the Sale of 1'rodueo, and to (lie Receiving and Forwardincr of Merchandise. It. J. JMH.ril. Hamburg, S. C., Sept. 11, 185;>. l'.i-lm j Patronize Home Manufacture. THE undersigned invito the attention of tho : public to their Lot of Homo 3IaiiiiCa?,,(ur<><S Shoo?. Tliev have on hand, and are constantly adding to their present.Stock of Shoes and Hoots eoiieistingot a variety of kind?. They invite particular attention to their Wiut<>r Xcgro Shoos. t They are of the best quality, and will he sold oil the most reasonable terms. Persons wishing to purchase can see a spocir>f AM* " ' ...v.. ?> "ui ??luuT jjrtigaiiK ai. Mi? Mori! of H. S. Kerr, Abbeville Court House. Slin.-s and Boots of all kinds in the best Style of Workmanship will be furnished on short notice. They w ould also inform the public thut they have a good supply of choice LEATHER now ready for use and for sale. Call and see. YOUNG ?fc MULLIKIX. Due West, Seteniber 3, 1851. 2m T o W o o I Growers. LABOR SAVED. BRfNG your Wool and give us a trial. Wo are now prepared to CARD WOOL into ROLLS on a new set of WOOL CARDS with n BURR MACHINE attached that will Burr the Wool with less waste than if done by hand. The entire Machine is new, nnd situated on Johnson's Creek, Abbeville District, live miles North of Temple of Health P. O., two nnd a half miles East of the junction of the Gcnersl'a and Ward's Roads, and near the latter, befog Dipe miles West of Due West Corner. We will b'6 able to Car^fr.om 100 to 150 pounds of ' v Wool per day. As we intend to do our part well, w^ope toffive general satisfaction, and * therefore respect/uUy solicit the patronage of the public. YOUNG <fc BLACK. September 4tli '65. 18tf NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. Office G. ant> f! "r t? rv. >' " AnDKVitir, July 31, 1855. . *' ? /"F>HE Conductors arc not authorized to carry ~A letters on the Road out of the Mails, ex;. v cept upon business of tho Company. The Company willnotbe responsible in case ofloss " or niucaTriag^ ot. Letter 8 thus taken. T.-O. PERRIN; President. August 8-, 18S5, : 18 J / . tf-. - ' jlpntfe and L0t Tor Sale ! * '?* ' rT^IIE subscriber being desirous of moving iato the oonntrjV offers for Sale liia Place - V'i- inthV Village of LowndsVille, consistinga .' .JEWELLING HODSE, . jnd Lot containing . Thea?V Buildings are all fie\r iwd in good oondition. Th?v%iU' bo sold to. ^gifcOT or ae^ to t tJ?OTporfl?te tho of Hodges*8 f ^ man? citizens: T ? TO THE l'ATKONS OK Perry Davis' V EGETABLE PAIN KILLER. OW'IN(t to (ho Inr^o amount of I'-niutorlVit l'ain Killer put up ati'l sold i:s ijennino 1>V unpriiu-iplod men w.> have l.orn to 1 resort t'? very expensive measures to protect our-olvoK pecuniarily, ;u\.l the public from creat injurv, buying stud u.'ini; their worthless fmintorfciis.?Tito comparative plain and simple I Myle in which our l'ain Killer has lwn put up. hits made it very easy for tlio>e di-p<?sed, to imitate it very .-ueeesj'.fully, so far as its oxter11:1 appearance, iii stvlc of bottle, l:tl>el un<l >ior ill tlio article; but wo noo.l n<it suv lliat ;ho compound is a miserable. till by production, mi' calculated to do grout injury to those who might. us.> it with conl'idi-nce that lliov have 1 accustomed to use tlio genuine I'ain Killer. Part ies who.-?o business ii is t?> counterfeit valuable preparations, iloit in so scjivt. a manner. thai it i: almo.-t n-iloss to attempt to punisli then) by legal measures. as it is dilii nil. nui'l wo mini it. .-ay iuipo.~-r-:blc to hrin^ proof hosr.e to t'.i. ni. t'on.-Iili-rii:j th % f, <lil!i. u'tv ill protectinir ouisolves {-.v?l the by pre.-.;eutiiig parlies, vi- iinvv Iji'cn l<? a very gri at expense in gi tting up a tiiii iy < a MsIi-.1 .S 77.7:7, / .\7,7.'.I VI!!) 1.. I UKL, for our botlles. Wo also attach to our hoi tics a Stevl encraved Soto of hand, which We issue ai our obligation, and to counterfoil which is h<" 1 < 1 ! > bo fcrjory !>y (ho laws iU'the 1'niled States, an*l which parties will not <lmv> attempt ! > ilo. The irroat oxpor.se atii tiding tlio geiting up and printing of tho-o labels will prevent the attempt to counterfoil, tlitis curing to the public that tlio article they purchase i-the yenuino IVrrv l>avi.-?' I'ain Killer, uiatiutV.eturoil by Perry T>avis it Son, solo proprietors. The Pain Killer will be put. in a new style of panel buttle, with the words, Davis' Vegetable Pain Killer, blown in the (.Has?. Wo have discontinued the of tlx- ::7i Ii?.jt! .?, ami now put up only four s;/.. -, viz: at 12;, 23, oO '. at-; ai:<l si i i? p->r bottle. We have also a very lino ei:j?ra viuij on ; Stone, for the I'ov lain-!.-:, sp-v-ifyii!g tho eontfiit-s of iln-wh.re au-! by whom manuI fi'.'-t'ircl. A'<*. \\~ ; have aU? ? ! !*?! to our paniI pl.K-t <>f tliroclions !!H>1 certifieatos, a cover beautifully lir.i.?he.l. presenting on tho Jirst ; patre a v?-ry exeeMei.t likeness ?.f IVrry Davis, llto original inventor of 1 lie 1'ain Killer. Tim ! hottie lab*?*, mi'l one lab.-! on e.:i-h box, lias 1 also a eorreet, lik<*ii<.sa of IVrry Davis, wliieli | it will bo impossible (o eotUitorfeit mi cec;.-fully. Wi> have b"c:: to this expense, lli:it the pu'b| lie in 115lit have ji.'rlo'-i continence that, they were getting the genuine aiti *le when they buy a Lotll-' as above ilescriln-d. To those who havij so long use.! nn<l prove<l the merits of our rtiele, we wouhl say that, we .-hall continue to prepare our 1'ain Killer of the be.-.t and purest materials ami that it shall lie every way worthy of their approbation as a family iiieilieiue. 1T.KUY l>.\VIS ?fc .v-ON. Pi'f>>'id''nrr, /,*. July 1 >./, 1 f?"?.?. C"3?" The l'aili Kiiler is soIJ bv WAlili I.AW A- I.YON, Al?l??-viII- ; CAKi'lV A* OA| liKY, (* ?!:*-.-!i v : AW F. J'ii A'JT A- Co., NewIk-itv; r. a. \vii.uni-; a- nn.i i. w. tayI.Ol>. Ait'lerson: r-l.Vf 1M H' ?v **' >. nml |(;IN1)UAT A- lil'.WAN, fharle.-toi.; i.skl I <? Dnit'cistsnn'l M-* ii -in.- i : ;:craliy. | July 27. l.-v.-., 12 i Ij a ii <1 r H n I c . DF-SIUOL'S of movii.L' i<> the Wivl. I oiler lor Sill"' my I'litntaiioii, i:t Abbeville i District, containing j _S5L <Sl.Z2 iHViT. j One Hundred and Fifty cleared, One Hundred | of which is fresh and in a high state of ! cultivation, the balance in Woods?lies well, ! ami in heavily timbered. This Tract of Land lies immediately on the Tost Hoad, one mile from Mr*. Sarah Wideman's, and adjoins lands of Mussr.-. Anthony Harmon, William Williamson, Joseph and George Patterson, and others, ami for Health is not surpassed by any place in the District. The Production of the Land is ctpiul to any in j tlic neighborhood as the present crop will show. It is well Watered, an excellent spring in one hundred yards of the house, with running water through most of the fields. There is a comforlable Dwelling House with all necessary Out Buildings on the premises. The above named Tract oi Land offers many inducements to a man wishing to settle permanently. In addition to its being a good neighborhood the contemplated Vnllcy Road will run in about two hundred yards of the most heavily timbered part of the Tract where timhor will nn K? !? 1 1 * ' v/o in (jiuiH uuuinna. l deem it unnecessary to give n more detailed account, but invite persons wishing to buy to give ine a call. ARTHUR* MURP1 IY. September 8, 1855. 10-lf White Lead, Liuseed Oil, &c. 6,000 Lbs. I'ure anil No. 1. White ' 200 Gals. Linseed Oil, 100 Paint Brushes, (assorted sizes.) All of which are offered as low, for C'neh, as they can be bought in any other market, by H. S. KERR. WANTED. A FIRST-RATE BODY MAKER can secure good wages by applying immediately to tho siihsc.ribnr nf. tkii riln/./. xr -- , - ? g'?w. Aiujid uiiier than ft First-rate Worlihian need apply. R J. TAYLOR. Abbeville C. II., 9. C.Sept 0, 1856. 18-tf House and Lot for Sale. THE Subscriber offers for sale liis Lot, lying 'near tp.ilie Railroad, in the corporate limits of Abbeville village, having a new and convenieiitj^ifiyitQry Dwelling, with neci'Mury ojst-honseCajiSUt. To Any person having n ^nall fomUM^t-'dwring to nettle in the village. this- Offwj presents a rare opportunity. The terms mil be rath, and the pvioe low down. Pos4CB?ion given immediately.. WJt C. MOtfRE. - Sep 25 v >'-:XWv - tf m. . ' \r.i. vT'. ...... Wantedlaimcdiately, XSOBTY or Fifty .likely: young NE-. J? 6R0ES, for -which libcrri: price#, M ?<mA,V31 be given- >: . -iV^,QU?ER A PARKS. , September 2, 1856. m tf <i '#*8 ' A SSBOG2 ? U .U OJa>'a. J Officii Gkn*. Sri*'i?r <J. ?t C 1!. 15. IIki.kna, July 24, 1855. j ' jpllK folluwii!^ Si-liodiilc for PiissiiiifjT Trains | 1 will j??? into j> niti->n on Mon-lay next. | l "nth iiif.l., viz: I I' j>, 1 .riivc ('olwnl.ia A. M. 1'r^-t's Mill tl.oi) " I .ill let.>u 10.03 " AllsUm 10.15 " 1 Iiiju'V 11 .ml " Pmuaria ll.l't Prosperity 11.15 " Newberry I !.! " Helena 1 2.2 I ' Silverslivvt. 12.12 Saln.la J.lu P. M. " ('ImpiM-ll's 1.2:; " N inetv Jmx li.im ' N\ w Miiil.i t. 2.25 " Ci'tM-nwoivl 2.55 " l .?Uesl>ury j Arrivo nt. Al?!??>villo 4.15 Leave I'areniore'a "..5?i '* l>oi.al>U 4. no " 1 loncajialli 4.28 " I ?ol Lou r>.ii."i | Arrive at Anderson tl.Oo 1 I.oaves Willinmstoii 5. Hi i I..t, i i Arrive at (Jreenville 7.00 I i I'own, r.eavoCr.vnville 5."0 A. M. " (iolil<Mi <Irovo >.<>;{ " \Y illium-tou t>. " Anderson fi.'i") ' Helton 7.0'? " lloneaputh 7.5S " Iloiiiiliis S.'2."> " Haremore's 8.10 " Abbeville s.rto ' t'okesbury ii.oO " CivchwoihI " Nrw Market ' Ninety Six 10.1.7 " ? happell's in.:,:: " Snltida T. <>. 11.or# " Silver Street 11.S5K " Helena 11-.:. " N e wherry 1 -J. 1.7 1'. M. " Prosperity 1:2. to " l'lttitaria 1.1? " Mope's l.Ui " A list mi 1.17 " Littleton 'J. J.*. j " 1" 2..7.7 Arrive at Columbia 'i. 1.7 K. T. UA WORTH, Ken. Sup\lt July 1 >, 180.7. 12 It ? 5' 2 A *? ^ **T1^ 'B'i. {WISH to inform my friends and eu-toiners that I am Mill in the !cAK!UA<;K BUSINESS, ill this place, au<J ! ready to do my work well. and ns low as pes| .-ilile. (New work warranted for twelve ! months.) r.ut 1 wi.-h to he understood lliat from this date all -Ti '.s done at my shop, amounting to live dollar.-- and over, must l>e settled for, either j hy Cus/i or X< /< *, before taken away. 1 My reason for this i-=, that my stoek is easli, l:!V hftrids al'? ea.-h. mv orovisii.ix m*.?.>nJi .> ?.! ; . ash I iimst have for 1113' work. K .T. TAYI.OU. j i I X. I!.?I have 011 hnn<l thtvo seconddiiind | 1 Iliiuti- S (one witli t?>p.) one liirht. onc-hoivir.iii-ouehe, one t.'arry-all, (first, rate to travel I in.) also t wo new JJinmii-s, ami more agrowinjr, ihal I will sell cheap for cash or cash noted. I<ut hear iti mind that you enn save ten dollars I (.ii every hundred hy paying cash, nn?l also . ten cent.' on every dollar hv doing the saino. E. .1. T. Abbeville C. IT., March in, is.-,5Wiison'M Variety Store. ! r ! "M11' tindersiiriied having purchased the j X. entire St'vk of Moore's Variety Store, : ro~peetfully oli'.-ra l.o the public everything] which I:iav he sold in the 1 iof < '< >N ! '( ''I'll IV. 1 I'.IIILS, 'I t >YS, Jr.", and hopes I he public liny ! favor Iiiiu with a liberal patronage. He will I j ail<l to this STOCK in a lew . days a Variety I i?i" CANl)iF,S, Kill." I"1V? and oilier Confection-1 ! erios, which will < nul)lc him 1?? accommodate tin- community with anything in his line <>fj : business. Business will 1k< continued at. the:, : panic stand, next door below Lnw.-un'!i Tin Sl<>iv. o. A. WILSON. Abbeville C. H., August 27, 1T-It* 825,000 ' WoKTU of valuable LANDS for sale lit' Anderson and 1'ickcns District, inelu! ding mhiic TOWN LOTS in Anderson. On ( one tract there is a good tiaw 71 ill mid CriNl Mill, and walcr power sufficient for a Wool and Cotton l'uctory and any other machinery. The LANDS need no recommendation as , I hey are No. 1 and no mistake. Likely Jfe: groea will lie taken at fair prices in part pny mint. Terms made easy. J Address the undersigned at "Walton's Ford, Habersham County, Georgia; or he may l)e [ found -1 miles East of Jarret's Bridge, l'ickens ! District, S. C, 11. A. GILMER. J Jul}- <|, 1555. 0 If NT!W T A TT.nn atin-D AT ABBEVILLE C. 11. ! ir|^Ill! Undersigned respectfully informs the' I L. citizens of Abbeville yillage and Dis: trict that he has opened ft shop for the purpose i of .carrying on the Tailoring Business : on his own account. He will receive orders i from town and country thankfully, and will | spare no pnins in endeavoring to please his j customers, both in the quality of his work and prices, By strict attention to business, and ability to do good work, he hopes to secure a share of patronage. Shop on Main street, next door to "Moore's Variety Store." [May {?, 1855*1}'] FREDERICK IVES. . EDWARD WESTPIBLD, Altlicivillc Court House, RETURNS thanks for past favors, and respect fully solicits, a continuance of the same. ' iii! Keeps constantly on hand, of hi* own manufacture, a Largo Assortment of SADDLES, HARNESS, BRIDLES, MARTINGALES, Ac. Also, WinPS, STIRRUP IRONS and BHTS. Being a practical workman, he is prepared to make to order all kinds of Saddles, "Harness and Military Equipments, at short notia$ aud at as low prices as any other establishment. - {^""Particular attention paid to all kinds of . . ? , The Giant Has OQ&e WE call attention of Plahfaifft to No. 2 j and 8 of Scott <fc Maebcf, Giant'n jCqrn and Cobb Mill;?one of them being So operation. .Call And examine. . ' 4? rgL ALSO, ; M 1 Doe. Shack and Straw Cutters?vanqra WSis'es, JKB 2,000 lbs. fresh Tobacco, just from Virginiffl Factory: H- .... -* ?] 6 Boxes Best Brand Cigars. Fresh Gcwm arriving dally?oheao fw filui v**. ^ - ' Qffattis' A Bacon KAMS>Bt. M>e. "l V '.'' ' / ... ' -ni'ii'-jfMl' 1 CHARLESTON DAILY STANDARD, A RK I.I MILK I'OM.lHJRl'lAL AND POLITICAL JOIKXAL. Sim.i.k Corns, rcr. ANNUM . . . . ftS 00 J 'I'l.N CoiMKS, I'Kit ANNUM 0'? ?!0 '|"MIK DAILY STANDARD contains n DAI-? 1 I.V TMLMCIIAIMUO UMI'OUT, A MAI! KMT UMI'OUT, ami :i report of (JMXKIIAL! INl"<)IIM ATI' 'N fnrnishe?l l>v 1 lio mail from vVcry sfttion of Hie 1'nion. 11 :iUo presents a DAILV llKl'OUT of t li?* STOCK M A I: K MT. 'J! IK COTTON M All KMT, ' of (In.- AllUIVALS nii.I DMPAUTI'llMS oM SIIIIS, ami of the AllUIVALS Ol*' I'ASSMNCMIIS. o week i; prcsciito.l n <'t.)llI'A!lATI VM STATMMMNT of TIIM UMCKI1TS AND I SI 11 I'M MNTS OF COTTON, UlCM AND I.I MUMU, at tin* port of Chariest I'll, ami a COM |? All ATI YM STATMM MM" or TIIM KM CMII'TS AND MXI'OUTS oF COTTON utnll . the port.-> of 11 to Uniti'il Static. ALL M'AVS, of a personal nail political diameter, 1m.iIt f<>ivi*;ii nml iloiiiejitie, i-; uiv.-u ; with tlu-trr -itf.-t pos.-ible promptm*.-?; aa.l t<> ' insure tl.is object wo have ?ceiire?l the tiervicos . ... ... \."i j.-. wi ?-?irrf*|miififinp. It i< ?iir spiviitl object to |><iI?1 i^li a XHWri- I I'AI'KK, proper. We shrink from the cxpres- ! sion nf no opinion wlih-h milv he <lcmati<lcil ; hv the s*t?l?ji'et before us, but. as a ir<-ti?-ri?l prin- : eiple. pr? for stating facts nt the earliest, instant' possibl", ami to leave it. to our readers to form : th"ir own opinions. The course of tin; paper is s-nvr. ly eon?crv-! alive, first, of morality ami or<h-r: next, of the institutions peculiar to the Sosith, ami next, of the union of tlx- States. We resolutely oppose l'ii 1 .cj.ii11 jn well in democracy as I lout-ill.:. OllC important ?1 in the ?-tal>'.ihl!i>nl of i.p.r pap-T \va? to present a cheap vi-hi.:i<-i for information. lVoin this ohj.ct we have I heen to li-jiarf, tosom < xli nt ; hut. ' not to leave it entirely out. of view, v.e pro pose to >c!l the paper at ??nr emnster, ia paekn- i -if TI:N. forTU i:N*I V CKNTS, ami .MAIL ; TKN O'l'iLSto any one of our ^vi 1? erihers ' for a year, who v. ill semi ?: ? I'll IV IxiLLAKS. j This will r< lieve n> from tin- ri.-!:.* of collection an<l tinr e.vpcii o of mailiiii; so many <:ilVeivnt packages. while it. will irive to every in-iirhI liorhoo.j throughout tin* State, the opport unit y i of a DAII.Y i'AI'Kli AT IIVK 1>< >1.1 .A US ! (per aiiiiiiui. L. A\. ?>PKATT ?t <'<>. CHARLESTON Weekly Klnndiirtl, CONTAINS ALL Till- MATTER lN I!Ll.Slli:il j IX THE D.1ILV, vnii TDK I.Oi'AU DOMl'STIC. AND VOUr.KSN JIAIJKKTS?TI1K rUK/KS OIJKISKNT, INCLI DINC Till-: l!ATKS Ol-SALK FOR ST<H'l\, KXCIIANCK, AM) 1)( >.M K>TK- I'lM >I)l'i'K? Till'. SIIIIi'lNC IN POUT T1IK S LA'n.ST Ti:i.r.( ;n API i K i >. I< >r. M ATION, Ae. ?t iV-c. Tin; STAN I >AKI? is tin* only morning paper in tliu Cil.v of ('harltcton vliieh issues u WKKKLY 'EDITION. Tliis Ivlition is puMi.-lied every Wi:!im:>i>.\v Moknims, and by the evening of I lie next day can bore.eeived in every section of tin; tftnte. Price ?2?payable in advance. 1.. \V. SI'It ATT A-CO. New Literary and Political Journal, TO UK rt'lil.ISllKD AT COLUMBIA, S. C. rI"M!E undersigned, late Editor r.f Tin: South .1 C'h'ol hi in it and Columbia Jlannrr, proposes to publish, in tin*, city of Columbia, n | Literary, Political and News Journal, to be 1 culled "T1IK Hi X A IB 11\ E K." I In making this announcement, lain nwp.ro that I propose to engage in an enterprise not j free from ditliculties; but these 1 will t?nd<uvI or to provide against, by securing a Subscript ion | List that, will pln<-c the paper h'/vond the reaih of failure. South Carolina can richly support, ! at her Capital, a leading Literary and l'olitij cal Weekly .luurnal, and to her people I now | issue this Prospectus, feeling assured the eni terprisc will be sustained, and that they will I support, a Home Journal of the character of I that now proposed. As a LITERARY JOURNAL, For tho homo circle, "The Kxamincr will be conducted with a view to render it at least cqual to any ever published ut the South. The choicest selections of Knglish nnd American Literature will be made for its columns, and a number of aide Contributors will be secured. 1 will endeavor, in this department, to make it a journal worthy of the patronage and steady support of the people of this Stuto and of the South. As a POLITIC A L J OURNAL,' The Examiner will nhidc by the old land-marks >>i mo .->mie .jugnis i icmocraey. independent j of national partit a, it will take a stand as a faithlul co-operator in the great work of maintaining Southern Rights ni:d promoting Southern Union. It will he the organ of no political party?the exponent of no political creed?which has not for one of its cardinal principles "the Equality of the i>outh in the Union, or Independence out of it." This is no new faith, but one which South Carolina has long and earnestly contended for. NEWS JOURNAL. The Examiner will contain the latest News, Foreign and Domestic, received up to the hour of publication. It will give full and correct Market Reports and Prices Current. ; Our renders in the country may rely on strioj^.nttcntion being paid to this important featUjre of a newspaper. It will give full and accurate reports of the Proceedings of the Legislature and of Congress, and the acts and doings of-the various ..political organizations. Air news worth giving to Its renders will bo carefully culled /or its columns. 7 . SIZE AND STYLE. Tho Examiffer will bo one of the largest Weekly Journals in tho Southern States, printed witn new and elegant type, on fine while paper, an^leaned in large quarto form of eight pages, containing forty column* of interesting rending;tnottef/ It will be the handsomest paner evar nublished in South Carolina. I have thns riven an outline of the principal features'^ the Examiner. Carolinians or tnp people of the Sonth"6ught to need no furthei*u?ppeal, in view of til a present aspect Of noli0cnl affairs, to indued them to sustain with vigtfr Arid efficiency their own Press and Xpteratnre. ^ .-> .;*f TERMS. 'Two Dollars'pcr annum, payablojtf ndvnnco, T6i| firefrSrear's payment will bo required pn the recoip of the first number of tne^paper, which will Be isrftied so goon as I reeoivo&,ftufficicnt number of subscribers to erimtb Mt "probably** eaMy in Octobotf' B^hd Kfrwaitfjour name* ' ; . fjZpfP ^Postmasters who will be so Wad a#to forward ipcnames of subscribers will confer a favor, and wUl fedtive a copy of the Exantin?r: 'WltbodVcharge. Address meat this place. , J 18 8T : - WM. B. JOHNSON ? k ^ ieiiack Oati. * | k' A LOT of BLACK OAT8,: neatly cleaned^; xl wofghiw forty pounds to tho bushel, for B^Wby; tr.S.'irERIj; / K.+' ' . ' *. .1 oilier ami Cabinet Shop, NEXT HOOK TO TIIE PI'.KSB OFKtCK, AKMEVUJ.E COURT? HOUSE, s. 0., fl"MlE undersigned, llinnkftil for ",tar ~' . I past favors, ami ever rcB<ly. U "--/'IT "iff to serve a generous jm 1 ?Ii?% may ^ * J If bo at all times found at. his Sliop in the Hasten! corner of Christ inn ?t Deale's Coaeh Factory, where lie is prepared to make I'AXEL iKXMtS, SAS11, JildNDS, MANTEL 1'IECES, ?te., A'c. 1 will also make TAIJLKS, I) ICS ICS, 1500KCASKS, l'K.'Tl/KE I'll AM MS, and repair furniture ?t'e. 1 will keep constantly on hand ready made OOl'FlNS of the best material and finest tiiti>h, eitlo-r polislfd oi covered. all of whieli I will deliver to any point, in the district free of charge with hearse or upon railroad if desire.1 in direction. All work done warranted as good as the best and cheap aeeordiie.'. Ten ner cent off for cash on all work done 1>_v iii?\ i?#" l'"!' reference, apply t?? :iny L'entleiimn in the Incorpornlioii. <j>. C J?0\YKUS. tunc 22, lt>0.">. 7 If South Caroliaia, Abbeville District?Ju the Court <\f Ordinary. George William* jind Wife, Applicants, I'S. l\li;-.aheth Given*. widow, Margaret (liven?, Inlie (livens, Joint (liven*. awl Kli/.alictli Given--, 1)< tVndants. {T appearing to my satisfaction thai Margaret Givens. Sarah < dvetis, Jane (livens, John ( !iv< ns, and Kli/.aheth Given*, reside without, thisStale. If is 1 luii fore ordered that they do a]'j ear and o'.jeet. to the division or sale of the ileal I'state of Julili Givens, deceased, on or heforc the iir.-t Monday in November next, or tln ir consent to tin* .-ante will he entered of record. W 1 I.I.I AM 111 I.I,, O. -I. ] iI'M .Momlay Hi August, 18*15. Aug l<) il :>m Tt:<! Stale of Situlli <'?sroliua, , 1 hln rtflt' Di-lrlct.?In the ('uiiiii'on /'loi.i | Uritt it Cuwaii ) Attachment. rx j- Thompson it Fair, i I'.Hvar.l Jones. ) Plaintiff's Attorney. \V T HKIM'.AS, Jhc Plaintiffs in this etise ? ili?l, on tin- twentieth day of November, IS." I, lii?- tlieir Declaration against tie psiiil 1 tefemlant. who (us it. is sai'l) is absent from ami without, tin; limits of this State, ami lias neither wife nor attorney known witliin tlie satin- t:[?>n wiiom a coj.y of the saiil Declaration might be serve-1: It is therefore or>lcreil, that the sai<l l)efen<lant do appear anil plea<i to the snhl Dceluration on or in fore tin- tweuty-tifth ilay of November, in the year of our I.or<l one tholts tml eight humlrcil ami fifty-live, otherwise final ami ahsolute judgement will then be given ami nwur<le?l against liitn. I w .MA'n iU'.W M. DONA1.1X C'. <:. P. Clerk's < Mliee, Abbeville District, ) November 20, ls.'il. ) <jly ly For Rent. jri",III'. subscriber otters |Vr rent two 1 eligible ami commodious Store I Rooms. Theone formerly occupied by Will| :-on it Williams, as a 1 >ry (Soods Store, on the I eastern eorner of the Public S'ptare, opposite ! the Marshall House ami next the I'ost Olliee. I The other formerly oeeupieil by W M I high " y as a >vnoi< .-ale (iroeery Store, ami lying immediately back of the former, and on 'Washington .Street. Tho Rooms arc in good repair, well suited I to any branch of mercantile bu-iness, and occupy as eligible locations as any in the village. Possession of either or both will be given immediately, if desired, and tonus made accommodating. Call and 6ee the premises and proprietor. JXO. .McLAK I.N. August 1, 18.55 13 3m A IVEW STYLE. I 1IAVE just received altogether a 2JKW 8TI.K of 1SVJKVA1, CASE, "iVhieh for form and finish for surpasses the former style, they being made of the same material, of course they will be found to answer the same purpose. Their FORM ami their HOSE WOOD Finish ideases far beyond the old style, in the minds of nil that, have seen them. 1 shall soon have an assortment of them here, which I shall be ?' , -- VV. ....J ....U wliu may wish lo see thorn. K. .T. TAYLOR. Abbeville C. If., August 28, 1855. 17 tf A. C. Squier, A"os. 208 and 210 Jfain ulrcct, Columbia, S. I'. "JV/f'ANUFACTUREU and gcneral?pi||S|3 .ItJL dealer in fine and plain FUR-fT $ f Jl NITURE, CHAIRS, I'lANOS, WALL 1'APfcU, M ATT It ASS KS, Ac., ?te., nt low prices forcash, niul nil warranted for one year or longer. All kinds Furniti^rc made to order, and all kinds neatly and promptly repaired. Also, \V6od and Metal iSurial Cases. inli25 FOR SALE. - _ ' A SPLENDIJ) private outfit of apliyJ. jL siciuu'a otlWe, consisting of a supcrior set of all tlic necessary Glass "Furniture, 'Scales, Mortar*, Spatulas, tze., .with a small supply of Medicines, all of which will be sold for leas than half of original cost. ~ AL80??' < ? A splendid SULKY (for a-.physician, costing originally $160,) which is ilow almost as good as new and can do had for forty dollars with linrnPM. ' -IVA TiAVlft VI T"k Sept. 21, 18,"So * ~ 20-tf DRV GOODS IN AU.G LfSTA,*6n. Ward, Burchard & Co., Jiroud Street, opposite" Globe Hotel., , nfcfXLER8 IN Plantation Woolens, Blankets, <tc., Silks and Rich T>ress Goods, And Choice Family Goods of every des^iption. f^Marcli t?, 1865. & "Vtf IVoticc. 13ERS0NS indebted to the Subscriber ore, requested to -call and settled It . ii utterly out of the question to lot GROCERY' BILLS run. It is to bei hoped thaf. this intimation will bo Bufficiently plain> properly understood and npproeiated by all 'who owe me. . m - H. S^KEBRJ Jan. 11, 1864: ' 3(5. tf -- AD|t[NI8TRAT0^ NOTICE, firtate of C. Deo'd.x A LJj. peraoto;in<3ebtc<^t? thjj Eslato of C. jb\.s Barnd^aeciifta^d, aro hereby notified to com^ forwar^ imfnediatoly and pny up, as Mio Estate fettled 6Q?n. Persons who may 'haya.clftihis against tho same^will presort them to C. Y. BxRNEvSeii, , Administrator. J Aug. 16,. 185?:'^ it*--a Mr; .. >,? ' ' J$\ Another Supply :^ty;thavf.atcse styles of MANTlLLl^fnol ' '$?* ' v .'CHAMBERS; A MAR9HAU:S. Ma^lo' ' v < 1;" * j -'. tf ' ."' -I" *' The State of South Carolina, J Abbeville District.-?In the Common Picas I Willson it Williams ) Foreign Attachment. ? * J-E. Noble, l'lniiitiff's Jeremiah Shehane. J Attorney. ! "XT^llKRKAS, the 1'luinliflTs in "this case I V t did, on the fifteenth day of Novenij her. 1851, lily their Declaration against the jsnid Defendant, who (as it is sa'nl) is nhscnt ! from and without the limits of this State, and has neither wife nor attorney known within ! the same upon whom a copy of the said Dec' lurntion might he served: | It is therefore ordered, that the said Defend* | ant do appear and plead to the said Dcclnrn* . (ion on or before the sixteenth day of Xuvemj her, in the year of or.rl.ord one thousand eight hundred and lifty-Jive, otherwise final and ab. solute judgment will then be given and awardled against him. MATTHEW M< DONALD, C. C. /'. 1 Clerk's Ofliee, Abbeville District, ) November 15, 1854. J qly ly i The Sliitv of South Carolina, \ Abbeville District?Tn the Common Picas Wm. 1 Till ife T. Alex'r Sale, ") Attnclimcnt Administrator* | To|l n & Faiiv 1'1 I i>i.,:..<:<r>? *?? -- | .lerouuali JSIieliane. J * => "" ''ii \ 7 A/dlKllEAS, flic Plaintiff* in tliis cas<v T t ?li<1, on the twentieth day of Novcm* ! 1 M?r. 18")4. file their Declaration against the <aitl Defendant, who (as it is said) is absent from and without tlio limits of this State, amP lias neither wife nor attorney known within; die same upon whom 11 copy of the said Dec-: laralio:' might be served: II is therefore ordered, that the said Defendant 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 hundred and tifty-live, otherwise final and absolute judgement will then be given and awardI ed against him. .M ATT 11 l'.W JIoPONALD, C. C. 1'. Clerk's Ollice, Abbeville District, ) November an, 1851. \ qly ly The Slate of South Carolina.. AhbfriHr Jj/strict.?hi the Common Picas ! A. M. I leiison \ Attaeliineiit. rs J- Thompson ?fc Fair, I Win. 15. Lloyd. ) IMiiiiitilf's Attorney. . ^^ "IIEl*HAS. the IMaintilfs in this ease ili.b 1 T mi twentieth day of November, 185-1, file i their Declaration ajrajnst the said Defendant, ! who fas it is said) is absent from an?l without 'the limits of tliis State, ami has neither wife nor attorney known within the same upon | whom a copy of the said Induration might be ! served: J It is therefore ordered that t-lie said Defendant do appear and plead to the said Declara' tion on or before the twenty-first of Xo'vant| ber, in the year of our I.ord one thousand eight hiiiidri'd and fifty-live, otherwise linal and absolute judgement will then be given andnward <1 against him. M ATT III'. W M. DONALD, C. C, P. Clerk's oiliec, Abbeville I ?istl ict, ) November 1851. J qly ly The State of South Carolina, . \hbrrillc J)istrlrt.? In the Common Picas Joseph X. "Whitner, ) vs. . I Altaehment. James (!. Spo< r. ) I \ \ 7 11 EllKAS, the Phiintilf did on the tliir| VV tietli day of .March, instant, file his j declaration against the Defendant, who (as it is j said) is absent, front and without the limits of : this State, and lias neither wife nor attorney I mxinn ? ii inn iii<! .".tine, upon \viiurn ft copy ?>f j the said dei-hiraliou might be served: Jt is ; therefore ordered, that the said Defendant do I appear ami plead to the said declaration, oil or i be fore the thirty-first day of Mnroli, which will 11>?; in the year of our J.ord otio thousand eight ; hundred and tifly-six, otherwise final and absolute,judgment will then be given and awarded against him. MATTHEW MoDONAT.D, C.C.P. Cl.rk'sOflioe, Abbeville District, / March :;u, 1S55. j" <18 qlyly iRONrIRON!! IRON!!! At the Sign of the Golden Anvil, COLUMISIA, s. a, At Prices to Suit the Times. ; rl~MIK Subscribers have now on hand a large i 1. stock of IRON, which thrtj arc iiotr offering til greatly reduced pries, for < <?.*//. Their stock comprises a complete assortment ?>f Swedes, Country, Knglish, Oval, Band, ! loop, Sheet, Rod, Horse Shoe Iron, Ac. ?fcc. Wholesale purchasers will be'supplied at Charleston price*, with expense* added. Iron and oilier Goods delivered at the Ruilroad Denot free of dravage. FISHER it AGNEW & CO. April 80, 1855 [jn 1 ly , NEW MARKET AND GREENWOOD.-~ Messrs. PERRYMAN & WALLER "VXTOULD Inform the public that they Iwvc V> associated Mr SAMUEL FERRYMAN" with them, fyr the purpose.of carrying on the mercantile Business on a more extensive sealc; the stylo of the firm will now L,e FERRYMAN, WALLER A CO., uthulh New Market and Greenwood.";, i Wo would also say to our friends that we have taken much pains in selecting our Goods for tho Spring trade, thcreforo we would respectfully solicit an examination at least, as wo flatted ourselves that for excellence and variety of styles, we cannot be surpassed (if equalled) by any stock ever beforo offered in this market. PEURYMAN, WALLER & CO. March IP,,^855 BO _ $m * E. J. TAYLOR, Undertaker.. '4r,. AS T havejuade complete arrangement* for the prosecution,of the UNDERTAKING HUSINESS, I intend to make it a prominent part of my business, and therefore hold myself ready at all times (by day of liight) to tho maIcinf* of PoffinfL wtliar fwim =, i .T-MIUI*. |?1 HO or poplar, at tiic shortest possible noticed % J. TAYJLOR. Abbeville C. 11, -Tan 29, 1885* ' 'ml CAUTIOHT. ^ ,, ALL persons having demands against tlie Estate of JOEL SMITH, deceased, nro requested to present them promptly attested to the undersigned, to whom also those indebted to the Estate are requested to,.make payment. ' I' Ex nJUarclH, 1865<3. M. CALhOtJTf9 1 WHOLESALE A#I> RETAIL DEAL^I^jpf FORE^Glif AND AMERICAN . BOOKS AlSTiD- STATIONERY, i CODteJaflA, 8. 0. i li. CALHOUN. to itottscft^ Mepotl j POH BAaaA3isr?i! , . 1 **^yrapMre &yr receivings tb^'firfeat^Stook of 1 ''%?*>< "OODS, .frdtn^HevBSWnioro *nd Charle?toii, _tlmt oVer bfflSn offered in 'j jrtltffc yf&rritiS our; friends and Wiwn?rfDHWpomo- and'exafninobefdre Saving , K9BERI^ <fe ADASlk -"-''C.' ' ( V'i: ' ?-" ' "