The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, November 02, 1855, Image 4

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THE LVDEl'KXDliNT I'KHSS! v* rrulihitbi# em:i:>' ntio.ii mokmnu, by i PUCKJETT & WILSON, Proprietor3. TERMS. ?57**-51 per hiiuum, inre.riitfih/ in mint nee. j A-lverti?ouie;?t3 will be itiKorleJ coniqiieuously ! i.t the following very low rates: 1 square of 12 litM-sor loss, 1 insertion, 7.*) Every 1'ellmvinit in.v riiou, :;T 1 square 3 nsontli-, 00 i 1 " 0 " i> fin! I ' I year, In on j Anuouneiiit; n I'fiiidMnle. (in advance,) .'{ nnj Liberal i!vl-.i-,?i??iia will be made to ]>er.so;;n advertising hinre'y. All obituary in'tien-* xeoeitinq twelve linos ' will be elnti ',?'il as advertisement*. Ceomintinioatsosu an<i letter.* o:i bu.*i- ; ti.:* ..it; ... i... ...u, it. t.? Inukvcniiknt bovillo K'. JI. S. L'., i-sti:- : I'Aiii, to insure ill* .' ittun. ^SflBBWBamar.TEi'WVistrnocrraJsr iwirccn ~ ADVERTISEMENTS. - Jil 3 ? ?~T? ?*3 o FALL TRADE. j l?OPIL'!LAfr I'SJICKS! Ward, ISnrchanl &: Co., i ATJGUSTA, GA., A RE Now oponinjc their FALL ari'i TVIX-; TEll supplies ot" Choice Family K>ry <*?ods, i selected with i?r?Rl oaro from recent importa-j lions, fin J citnipruing an a^ortinc-nt which, for ; Richncss, Variety and Extent, is is ot- usually ioun<l in this market. As they now hiive the reputation of b-lliug FIRST j CLASS GOODS, upon a much r S-:al- of \ Prices than thev have been usually bought here, they bog to a>Mire their friends in Abbeville Dintiict that they intend to keep ?:p this e;andard,ofj CHOICE GOODS, niid to keep down prices to .1 fit ii* remunerative pro tit. 'i'o Caxh and ; Prompt Paying Customers, und none others, \ we siiiiil oli'ur Great Inducements to visit our Establishment. Our Stock consist*, in part, of the following: SJRESS C-CUODS, RICH VELVET BROCADED SILKS , MOISE ANTIQUE SILK, lu Black and Colors; Now and Beautiful Shasta of PLAIN and KKPPED *>ILKS, vcri/ heat '/ ot;d ii.!, PLAIN and STRll'ED SI LKS, in giw TA viei v ; BLACK, ITALIAN and TAFFETA SILKS; SILK ROBES, SATIN TURK ; CASHMERES: DcLAlNES; AMELINE CLOTHS; PLAID STUFFS; FRENCH and ENGLISH MERINOS, all shades; Plain DtLAINES; Persian CLOTHS; English, French uud American CALICOES and G1NGIIAMS; CALICO ROBE?, Black BOMBAZINES, CANTON CRAPES; CANTON CLO i ILS; Black CUALLIES on.l At.P.vcOA.?i ; VM BROIDERIES aud LACE GOODS, of every description; T?vr\'l\r, T>RT?SS flOODS. inoverv variety Men's aiid Hoys' Wear, CLOT IIS ; CASSI M EKES; VEST IN G.S ; TWEEDS. <fec., <fcc. FOR FAMILY JJ?T?eTS ; Lin Bath, Wh' 1"itlSTIXG5 ; PILLOW CASE ?...ens and Cottons; Rod, White, Grey. Green, Blue, Welsh, .Saxony and Domestic FLANNELS; Shaker FLANNELS; Plain and Ficurcl Saequc FLANNELS; TABLE DAMASK DOYLIES; NAPKINS; WINE CLOTHS; TOWELINGS; Lace and Muslin Cl'RTAJNS: Curtain MATERIALS : FRUIT CLOTHS ; Colored and White DIMITIES; lluckabuck and Bird's-Eye DIAPERS ; Ac. PLASJTAIIOA GOODS, Negro BLANKETS; Georgia and Kentucky PLAINS Cotton OSNAliURGS; Georgia STRIPES; Ac. Orders filled with the most careful attention, and all Goods warranted. JJSU tiCUAKU & CO. Sept 21 '20 tf Water .Proof lVarc-IIouso. THE subscriber has taken <" the Planter's Water Proof j?-*- " -~.SVaro House, formerly ocoupicd by Mr. John Usher, Sr., und#by strict, attention to business, lie hopes to merit n liberal share of the patronage of tho generous public of the upper anil Cotton growing district?. The. Ware House is above high water mark, "high and dry," and more secure from fire than any other Wwe House in Town. P. S. I will al*o attend to receiving and forwarding Goods and Produce, entrusted to my care. C. H. KENNKY. Hamburg, Sept. 1, 1855. 19 1m HAMBURGH THIS undersigned has ^ ^ "i opened, in this place, an y entire new and well selected Stock of GOODS in the GROCERY l.inc, whicli he ollt-rs to his friends and the public generally. He will be in the Market at all times for the purchase of Cotton and other Produce. Having secured the services of Mr. Joseph ; Rosamond, ns a buyer of Cotton, he trusts he] will be able to share a liberal patronage. He will give his attention to the Sale of Produce, ; and to the Receiving and Forwurdincr of Mer-j chandise. R. J. DELPII. j cs n c* . -- .....ouuig, C3. u., ocpi. 11, 1855. 10-1 111 Patronize Home Manufacture. ' TIIE undersigned invito the attention of the public to their Lot of Home manufactured Shoes. They have on hand, and ore constantly adding j to tfieir presentStoek of Shoes aud Boots con-1 sist ing of a variety of kinds. They invite par-1 ticulur attention to their Winter Negro Shoes. They are of the best quality, and will be sold I on the most reasonable terms. Persons wishing to purchase can see a speci-l men of onr Winter Brogans nt the Store of j H. S. Kerr. Abbeville Court House. Shoes arid Boota of nil kiods in the best Style of Workmanship will be furnished on short notice. They would also inform the public that they have a good supply of choice LEATHER now j ready for n*o ??- ~ * ?w ...ivi ivi ctiie, \jaii ami sec. YOUNG ?fc MULLIKIN. Due Wat, 8etember 8, 1864. 2m NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. Office G. and C. R. R. Co., . Abbeville, July 31, 1865. THE Conductors are not authorized to carry letter* on the Hood out of the Mail*, ex?.'v(V c?j?t upon business of the Company. The ** 'r j: .Company will not be responsible in case of loss 1 "miscarriage of letters thus taken. ;-y T. C. PERRIN, 1 * President. 1856 18 tf r , i , ; i?'V *3jjf , % : gj# tylr :> TO THE PATRONS OF Perry Davis' VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER. OWI N' to the large amount ?>f Counterfeit j Pain Killer put. up and sold as genuine !*V unprincipled men we have been obliged to rofc'irt in very expensive measures to protect ourselves pecuniarily, and tin- public from great injury, buying and using their worthless counterfeits.?The comparative plain and simple style in which our Pain Killer had been put up, has made it very easy for those disposed, to imitate it very successfully, so fur as its external appearance, in style of bottle, label and color of the article; but we need not say that the compound is a miserable, til thy production, an 1 calculated to do great injury to those who might use it with confidence that they have been accustomed to use the genuine l'ain Killer. Parties whose business it is to counterfeit valuable preparations, do it in so secret a manner. that it is almost useless to attoui|*. to punish them by legal measures, as it. is difficult, ; and we might say impossible to bring proof | home to them. Considering the great difficulty in protecting \ ourselves and the public by prosecuting parties, ; we have been to a very great expense in get: ting up a finely cxcuted STEEL EXGKA VED LABEL, ! tor our bottles. We also attach to our' bottles a Steel engraved Note of hand, which we issue ; as our obligation, and to counterfeit, which is : held to he forgery by the laws of the United States, ami which parties will not dare attempt j to do. The great expense attending the geti ting up anu printing of these labels will prej \u.i a<e attempt to counterfeit, thus aeenring ; t.i tlic puy:v. that.the atticle they purchase is | the genuine ro-ry Davis' Pain Killer, manufactured 1>\* Perry V>;;vib A; Son, bole propriej tO!>. ! The Pain Killer will be|>it in a new style of panel bot'le. with the word.-, i Davis' Vegetable Pain Killer, 'blown i:i the (>la?s. We have dircontimicd ] t lie . ? i lio eel its bottles, and now put xip only four ?u?Ilt j.,v .>5 50 ce|lU , and ?1 00 per bottle. We have al->o a very fine o?igra?.~fc _ ( intone for the Box labels, specifying the con tents of the box. who-* -** by whom matin : facturcd. ic ?.,-v lluVe.Hho Pa,u' i ft. utrections and certificate*, a covct ' 5'eKiitifully finUhed, presenting on the first J page a very excellent likeness of Perry Davis, I the original inventor of the Pain Killer. The 11 bottle labels, and one label on each box, has i also a correct likeness of .Perry Davis, whicli j it will be iin possible to counterfeit, successful I v. I We have been to this expense, that the pubIjlic might have perfect confidence that they ;I wore getting the genuine article when they ; j buy a bottle as above described. To those wh<i ; I have so lonjj used and proved the merits of J our article, wo would say that we shall onuj tinue to prepare our Pain Killer of the best I and purest materials and that it shall heev?-rv ; way worthy of their approbation as a fatuilv j medicine. PEIiliY DAVIS & SOX. * I Providrncr, If. /., July 1 $(, 1855. I Z3S" The Pain Killer is ?oM liy WAIflJt LA W & L YUN, Abbe.ille; GAltKV i- (1AKEY, Cokeshury; V. F. PRATT ?t Co., Newberrv ; I'. A. W1LIIITR it Co. ond I. W. TAYil.CU". Anderson; SIMONS, IM'FF .t Co. and ; OINDHAT ? DUNCAN, Charleston; and by Druggists and Medicine Dealers generally, j July 27, I SOS. 12 ?m Ia a cs (1 f? r Sale. DESIROUS of mo\ ing the West, I offer for Sale iny Plantation, in Abbeville f District, coniainiiiL' One Hundred and Kilty cleared, One Hundred of whirh is fresh and in a high state of i cultivation, the balance in Woods?lies well, and is heavily limbered. This Tract of Land lies immediately on the ; Post Road, one mile from Mrs. Surah Widej man's, nr.d adjoins lands of Anthony j Ilarmon, William Williamson, Joseph and > George Patterson, and other.", and Air Health is not surpassed by any place in the District. ; The Production of the Land is equal to any in i the neighborhood as the present crop will show. ! It is well Watered, an excellent spring in one ! hundred yards of the hou-e, with running water through most of the fields. There is a comfortable Dwelling House with all necessary Out Hnildings "U the premises. The above named Tract of Land offers many inducements to a man wishing to settle pernuineutly. In addition to its bf-ing a. goi;d neighborhood the contemplated Valley Road will run in about two liundred yards of the most heavily timbered part of the Tract where timber will no doubt be in great demand. I deem it unnecessary to give a more detailed account, but invite persons wishing to b?v to give me ft call. ARTHUR MURPHY. oopietnoer 8. 1855. 19-tf House and Lot I'or Sale ! rT"*IlE aubscriber being desirous of moving JL into tlic country, oifers for :-ale his I'lace in the Vilhige of Lowudsville, consisting of a DWELLING HOUSE, and Lot containing twelve AcreB, Blacksmith Shop and Carriage Shop. These Buildings are all new aud in good condition. They will be sold together or separately to suit the purchasers. L. W. McALISTER. Lowndesvillc, S. C., Sept. 8, 1855. 19-tf DRY GOODS IN AU.GUSTA, Ga. Ward, Burchard & Co., Broad Street, opposite Globe Hotels DEALERS IN Plantation Woolens, Blankets, ?fco., Silks and Rich Dress Goods, And Choice Family Goods of every description. March 9, 1855. 44 tf WANTED. AFrnST-liATE BODY MAKER can secure good wages by applying immediately to the subscriber at this place. None other than a First-rate Workman need apply. E. J. TAYLOR. ?' Abbeville 0. H., S. C, 8ept 8. 1855. 18 tf IVantcd Iu*medi at ejL jr, FT^ORTY - or Fifty "lik?ly young NEC . GROES, for wbteh liberal' price#, piaflS Septenrtur^ 18SC. ' ii' -+ ' ' ,<7 ' v A# ' I Ofkicl Gen. Srr'm (?. A- C. H. 1J. IIki.cn.\, July '21, 1855. following Schedule for Passcnsrer Trains j I, will go into operation on Monday nvxt, j 1-501 li inst., viz: I'p, Leave Colnniltia P.uO A. M. Frost '? Mill t?.80 : 1 " Littleton 10.05 j 1 " AlUtou ' 10.15 | ^ " Hope's 1 Lot) " l'omaria 111-) ' Prosperity 11.15 " Newltcrrv 12.13 I' Helena * 1 *2.21 ? " Silvers! reel 12.42 j' Siiliiila I.Hi l'. M. j I " Cliappell's 1.2!: I' " Ninetv Six 2.im> " New Nlarl.i t. 2.25 " (i reeii wooil 2..r>r? " ( "k? sl>ury Arrive at Alil?evill>* -1.15 Leave I'mreniorc's 8.50 " HonuMs 4.00 '1 " lloneapatli 4.28 " Helton 5.(15 Arrive at Au?1cr??ii ?l.0t? Leaves Williamslon 5.10 " Golden O rov?i i?.2rt arrive ai ureenviiiu i.uu Down, L?nve Oreenvillo 5.30 A. II. ' Golden Grove i?.03 " WiilinnibU'ii fi.38 " Amli-rsun (>.20 ' Helton 7.0o " IJononpnth 7.58 " Donalds 8.25 " BiirtMiiorv'tt 8.-10 " Abbevillo 8.00 " Cokesbury 0.00 " Green r. oo J V.35 " Now Market 0.50 ' Ninety Six 10.15 " CliiippcH's 10.53 " Saludti T. O. ' 11.05 " Silver Street 11.33 " Helena 11.55 " Newberry 12.15 I*. M. *' Prosperity 12.40 " l'otnaria 1.10 " Hope's 1.22 " AHston 1.47 " Littleton 2.25 " Frost's 2.55 I Arrive at Columbia 3.15 K. ! '. K A WORTH, Gen. Pup'dt. July IS, 1855. 12 It SPECIAL I\OTIC 13. T WISII to inform my friends nnd | _jl customers mar, i am niii in me '. > ' | CARRIAGE BUSINESS, in this place, and j ready to do my work well, and as low as posaililc. (New work warranted for twelve months.) 1 But 1 wi.-h to he understood thai from this ! date all Jobs done at my shop, amounting t>? i five dollars and over, must be settled for, either i hy Caxh or Cnsfi A'ote, before taken a war. j Mv reason for this is, that 1113" stock is cnelt, j mv hands are cash, mv provisions areeai'i, and i cash 1 must have for uny work. E. J. TAYLOR, j y. I* ?T have on hand three second-hand j , 'one with op,) one light ore-horse Imrouehe. , j, ' (,.ttle lo travel n.)also two new Duijg.f..1 . R Rowing, that I will sell cheap lor cash 01 n?tc?. < But bear in mind that yon can save u>u dollars . on every hundred hy paying cash, find aim ten contB on every dollar by doing th? same. E. J. 'J'. 1 Abbeville C. II., March 10, 1855 j Wilson's Variety Store. '"FMJH undersigned having purchased the ! X. entire Stock of Moore's Variety !>ior?" i respectfully offers to the public everything] I which may be sold in the line of C'OXFt'TlONj KKIKS, TOYS, ?te, and hopus the public may j j favor him with a liberal patronage, lie will { add to this STOCK in a few dnvs : Y.iri.-tv ; of CANDIES. FRUITS in.d oth.V.- ( ... f,-. j oric-, which will "liable liim to accommodate! ! (he community with anything in his line ! j business. Busiu*** will be continued at the ' same stand, next door below Lawson's Tin | Store. O. A. WILSON*, j Abbeville C. II., August 27, '65. 17-tf ' 825,000 ~ i WORTH of valuable LANDS for sale I fraij|! in Anderson and Pickens District, inclu! lint; f-oine TOWN LOTS in Anderson. On i one tract there is a good Satv Dlill ami Crist Mill, ! :<ixl water power Miflicicnt for a Wool and j Cotton Factory and any other machinery. The LANDS need no recommendation as; I they are No. 1 and no mistake. Likely Ne-' i groes will be taken at fair prices in part pay-1 | meat. Terms made easy. j Address the undersigned at Walton's Ford, i ! Habersham County, Georgia; or he may be found -1 inili-s Fast of Jarret's Bridge. Pickens District, S. C. R. A. G1LMKK. July 9, 1855. 0 tf NEW TAILOR SHOP ~ AT ABBEVILLE C. II. | rT"MIE Undersigned respectfully infoFins the ! _L citizens of Abbeville village and Dis- j j triet that he has opened a shop for the purpose j of carrying on the Tailoring Biiftiuc** j on liiaown account. lie will reeeivc orders! i from town and country thankfully, nnd will I ;:nnre no pains in endeavoring to please his I custom*.:'?, botli in tlie quulity of his work nnd i prices. By strict attention to business, nnd a! bihty to do good work, lie hopes to secure a share of patronage. ?2?" Shop on Main street, next door to "Moore's Variety Store." [May 0, 1856*1 y] FREDERICK IVES. EDWARD WESTFIELD, Abbeville Court Home, RETURNS thanks for past favors, and respectfully solicits a continuance of the same. He keeps constantly on hand^of his own manufacture, a Large Assortment' of SADDLES, HARNESS, BRIDLES, MARTINGALES, Ac. Also, WHIPS, STIRRUP IRONS and BITTS. Being a practical workman, he is prepared to make to order all kinds of Saddles, Harness and Militarv EouinmontH n?. olioft r. ---? - * -- ^ 4 , w.<v v wvigc, tiuu ill flS low prices as any other establishment. Particular attention paid to all kinds of Repairing. i June 3, 1864. 56 tf The Giant Has *Gome ! WE ohII attention of Planters to No. 2 and 3 of Scott <fe Macbee, Giant's Corn and Cobb Mill?one of them being in operation. Call ' and examine. ALSO, A-. ; 1 Doz. Shuck and Straur Cutters?various Sizes, 2,000 lbs. fresh Tobacco, just from Virginia Factory. 6 Boxes Best Brand Cigars. Fresh Goods ' arriving daily?all cheap for Oath, by H. 8. KERR. ... HARKS; .. 1 A LARGE lot of Fine Bacon HAMS jort r "/ ;'4 . m GROCERY AND COTTON BUSINESS j at Aisxcfi:vn^r.i: c. n. iienkyTKEKR I 1 AS .lust. rot uI'llod from Iih Fall tour ' 1.1. through Clmi'lctlun, liultimoro, Now forls iiinl Huston, whore !??. had purchased his ill bUpplio:', of 3rocerie6, Provisions, and Confection-! erics; Hard and Hollow-Ware, .'tii.lcry, Nogro Hoots ami Kro^nii*, Klankots I m*t I Mile*! it's ; to nil of which the attention i <t' ]>l:nit<'i's jiii t larmiTs i< respoi-tfullv called, celinir assured. ns lie ?1??? ??, that, his desire t<> j lease, in qunlity ait'l price, will l>c :t guarantee I >f Mile with all who may favor him wilh their i it out ion. 1 lis stool; oon.?i-its in part of the following:? Louisiana am! l'oi io llioo Ill-own SL'ti A US; Loaf, t'rn-hoil ami Powdered do.; ;i0 ba^s Kio (!(>K1''KL ; "<) ?!<>. oM <>i?. .lava (in.; ID <!<?. il<?. Mocha : (>uii|?i\viU-r and IlvMiit TIC AS ; Fin.-oil BRANDY ami WHISKV; .\ choice scl?*<-t iun of l'i>okii:t*, Talile uixl I5fVi?rai??> WINKS ; ;"><? lioxt-s TuBACt'A), from the limmifaclurcrs, sit their pliers; 25,Oimi Spanish SHOARS, various l>r:imlr<; Neirro HOOTS ini 1 SIlOHS; I )<.r BLANIvKTS, KIRSKYS, OSNABURGS. SHIRTINGS, SI1EKT1NOS nmt THKINGS; Bali: RoPK. ami Gunny BAGGING ; 4'lOlJ I!>. *. Good |l|iiua|!? Suh> 1.KAT1IKR; 1'iiints, Oils, nn<l TURl'KNTINK; VARNISIIKS of every kind; \\ in.low (SI.ASS of all si/<-.< ; A Ian.'.: stork of WOODKN WARM: Blacksmith*' 'J'OOl.S (complete out tits'); Ilisslock is iiinpK' and complete, cii>hracini? a great many articles useless to enumerate in the limitsof mi advertisement. lie is siill in he Cot ton market, paying the highest price lor this staple; and with a big stock of Goods, Mini ii heart not, loss in size, coupled with .Mr. Haknks lit. tlic <lc.sk, and Mr. Kami:y on the lloor, he feels assured that, he etui plca .e everybody who may ileal with him. VERY DJE'OItTA\T. M. STRAUSS, - - - - Cokesbury, i) Esl'EC'iTT'LLY informs that lie has opeit\ oil his FALL AM) WINTER STOCK, Seleeted by himself, ati<l bought under great a<l vantages in tho City of New Vork it ml elsewhere, \ iz: Brown arid Uleadied Shirting.", Iledticktickimr. Diaper Towels, Linen. rianiicl, Woolen Lindsey, li<d lilutikiln. For (hit B^udics. 1'rinls, ( ingliMtits, 1'ehtii:eK, Alpaeea, Merinos, Thibet, Cashmeres, SILKS ami VELVETS; CLOAKS ami TALMAS! ? AI.SO? Embroideries, Collars, Sleeves; a large n-sorttnent of Laees, Ribbons, (Moves, Mitt*, i taunt lets. Hosiery, ami all kiml of TUIMMIN'i for Dresses ami Cloaks, especially" I call the attention to a iim article of CL*'TII, suitable to uiakt LADIES' CLOAKS ami TALMAS at very low Price, also, SHAWLS ?V.c. I'or ilcnts ami Boys, BllOADCLOTlI, Doeskin ami fancy CAS!> I ill EKES, Sattinets, Kentueky .leans, Tweeds, r.,.Miu)i Kersies, V KSTI Nf?S Collars, Cravats, .\etU?ics, Pocket Hand kerchiefs, (i loves, Gauntlets, iieebc * 11 ATS anil CAl'S. Water I'roof IJOUTS and 15KOGAXS GA1TEKS. It?':uly Made Clotliiia^, for Gents, Boys and Youth, Selceted witii especial care and a purer as i Sdl't llii'lil. line iiovoi. L..f,v?.? 1. tVkesbury. For < li I<1 r?'ii. (Jain Plaid*. Cassemcre, Lindsvy.->, Velvet, Merino.-? an?\ '/.cphir Goods. I'lantaliou Goods! Georgia Plain", Kersey*, Osnabiirgs, Homemade Stripes, and I.imlscvs, BLANK F.TS, Xcgroe BROGANS anJ Wool HATS. Besides a mo-t extensive Stork in ! BOOTS SHOES. O'A ITERS ami Children SHOES. \ ST A TIOXEll V. 1'ERVUMERY, and Fancy -.1 RTU.'LES. G HOC Hit V. CROCK EH V ! and HARDWARE, WOODWARE anil CAST1XGS. The above Stock will be fur superior to any cv?r ottered, and will be Hold very low in price. It is imiiovtunt for you to come and examine. M. STRAUSS, Cokesbnry, Oct. 1, 18 22-tf JEFFERS & COTHRANS, FACTORS AM) COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Charleston, S. C, 7? < f THK Undersigned liav- *(fe <*-* if \jT6>i4*uJ ing formed n Co-l'arttiersliin for the transaction of a general Factorage and Commission business in the city of Charleston, S. C., under the name of JEFFERS A COTHRANS, beg leave to offer their services to their friends and the public generally, believing that the long experience of two of the partners in the selling of IMIODUCE generally*, will enable them to do as well for their patrons as any other house in the city. Particular attention will be given to tho sale of COTTON, FLOUR, GRAIN, <fcc., and the receiving and forwnrding business, also the purchasing oi g'i'Ods to order. In nil instances our charge will he in nce.ordance with custom, excepting Cotton, which will be Bold for fifty cents per bale. HENRY I- JEFFEIlS, WADE S. COTliRAN, JOHN R. COTHUAN, Charleston, S. C., Sept, 20, 1855. A CARD. Ilieg leave to embrace this opportunity of returning my thanks to my friends* for their very liberal patronage, (especially during Ihe past summer,) and as I have formed tho nbovo co-partnership with gentlemen well known, by which my ability, as well as facilities, to serve them aud the public are greatly increased, and as special attention will be devoted to the businesa and interest of planters, I respectfully solicit not only a continued but increased share of patronage to the Firm. H. L. JEFFEIlS. Charleston, Sept. 20, 1855. Dissolution. I THE Copartnership of "WHITE A BULLOCK is this day dissolved by mutual :onscnt All persons indebted to said firm are -equested to make early payment JOILN WHITE, M. L BULLOCK. Jnly 2C, 1866. 13. 3m HBNRY S. KSRR, Vn?LE?ALE DEALBR IN ROCEEflft PBOTIMOSS * COHFKCTIONABlBS, 0^^jfBMviLua} a. 6. "4 '** :M-:' rI~MlIj Excrciacs of the Abbeville Male Aeml- | I_ cmy will rcHtiiiio on the 10th of Septem-| W ber, bc-ini; tlic commencement of the 2<1 Session of the Scholastic year. ! '< Tin; Tuition of each Class will bo for tho I ^ 1st Onus: Hcu'linir, Writiujr, 1st, f?c?>. 2<1 Scs. j Spelling, and Primary (So- ; b ngraphy. - - - All 00 $ K 00 j si 2"l t'la^s: The abovo with fi ( vitgrnphy, 11 i.itory, A- I li rithinctic, Knijlij-h ( ram* i tl mar, ami exi-rciacs in l.n- j It gli*h Composition, 20 00 9 00 ! ?J Class: The above with i a all I lie advanced English ' ti I'.ranehes, - - . 2" OO 10 00 I ' tth Class: The above with h 1 l.atin ami Ci- - 'JH OO 12 Oil s< Hoarding enii Ik? obtained in desirable fanii c lies, and at rcn*omthle rates, either in tin: Vilj lage or count ry near the Aead?-niv. C | All houuh it is of i In; greatest importance that, all the pupils should be prcni'iit at tin: opening j * of t he Session, still tln^y may he received at. i i any time din-inn the l? rui. Students will he A charged from the time they enter until the close ] y , of the Session, unless special arrangements arc j made to the contrary. j For further information, apply to the Princi- , I pal. JAMliS 0. CALHOUN, A. b., *| Principal, Instruetor in Mathematics. JAM liS A. MONTGOMERY, A. Ii., instructor in the Ancient Languages. ' August 21, 1S5A. ii> tiiii ! .loiner and < Shop, M m:\t noon to thk iMtr.s.s office, ' | AP.niiYiLLi; coirt i torsi-; s. c., j ! r|"MlE undersigned, lliankfiil for . " u1 j..i i 1 past favorc, and ever ready rj V' re ;*|*7l | to serve n generous- public, may .1 ' I i lie at, all tunes found at. his Shop in the Jiast- i | j ern corner of Christian A I icalc's Coaeh I'm;- J. ] torv, where lie is prepared to make FAN EL I< j i;<)OES, SAS1I, IJL1NDS, MANTEL PIECES, j i Are., Are. | i j I will also make TABLES, DESKS, ROOlv ! CASES, PICTURE FRAMES, and repair fur nill)re ite. j 1 will keep constantly on hand ready made j COFFINS of the best, material ami finest, finish, either polished or covered, all of which I will deliver to any point in the district free of charge with heniac or upon railroad if desired in direction. All work done warranted as pood as Hie host | :>ixl cheap nccorditig. Tun [H'l1 cent oil' for ; cash on all \v?>rl; done by inc. | *3?" l'"1' relVreneo, apply t'? any centIonian j : in tin- 1 ucoipmaiioii. (.!. C. UoWKltS. j j .T11it > 22, lS.'io. 7 tf ; Mouth Carolina, ! Ahhrrillr District?In the Court of Ordinar u. George Williams and Wife, Applicants, rx. MlizaLcth Givcns, widow, Margaret ("livens, j June Givens, John Given.'", ami F.lizu, l.ctli Given*, lk-fondants. IT appearing lo my eatisfactiou that Murparet ; Given.*. Sitrnli Givns, .lane (livens, John i { j (ii veils, ami Klizabetli ("livens, reside without! : I his State. It is therefore ordered that they <lo ' ; appear ami dlijivt to the division or sale of the j Ileal Estate of John Given*, (lecewod, on or before the first Monday in November next, i or their consent to the same will be entered of record. WILLIAM I1ILL O. A. I). First Monday ill August, 1S55. 1 Aug lit 1-1 3m Tlu; S(nl<> of Soiilli Carolina, Ahheville District.?In the Common Pints j ISrilt ?t Cowan 1 Attachment. r* V Thompson it Fair, | r.uwarii wones. ) J'laintiH's Attorney. AT \/IlKliKAS, the riaintiffs in this ease V V did, on the twentieth day of Xovemi bi-r, 185-1, tile their Declaration against the i said Defendant, who (ns it is paid) is absent i from ami without the limits of this State, and lias neither wife nor attorney known within the same upon whom a copy of the said Declaration might he served: It is therefore ordered, that the said Defendant do appear nad plead to the said Declaration on or before the twcniy-lifth day of XovemI her, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight j hundred and lifly-live, otherwise final and absolute judgement will then be given and awarded against him. MATTHEWMoDOXALD, C. C. P. Clerk's Ottiee, Abbeville District-, ) November 20, 1854. ) qly ly For Rent. rI",lIE subscriber offers for rent two I JL eligible and commodious Store 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 nnd next. the. l'ost Olliee. 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 iu good repair, well suited to any branch of mercantile business, and occupy ns eligible locations as any in the village. I'ossessio/i of either or both will be given immediately, if desired, nnd terms made accommodating. Call and see the premises and proprietor. JXO. McLAREN. August 1, 1855 13 3m i A NEW STYLE. I HAVE Just received altogether ft NEW . STLE of 1 BURIAL CASE, Which for form and finish for surpacses the former style, they being made of the same material, of course they will be found to answer the same purpose. Their FORM nnd their ROSE WOOD Finish pleases far beyond tlio old stylo, in the minus of all tlint have seen then). , ?,% t * I siinii soon iiavcnn nnsortmcnt im vi'vPi ivre, which 1 shall be pleased to show to any ono * wlio may wish to see thom. * E. J. TAYLOR. Abbeville C. II., August 28, 1855. 17 tf A. C. Squier, Aro*. 208 and 210 Main street, Columbia, S. C. r "\ f AXUFACTURER and gcnoral1 It A dealer in fine and plain FITR-J | # f |! ^ NITURE, CHAIRS, PIANOS, WALL PAPER, MATTRASSES, Ac., Ac., at low prices for cash, and all warranted for one year or longer. All kinds Furniture mado to order, and all kinds neatly and promptly repaired. Aleo, Wood and Metal Burial Cases. mli25 ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE, Estate of C. Barnes, Dec'd, ALL persons indebted to the Estate of C. Barnes, deceased, are hereby notified to come forward immediately and pny up, as.the usiaio must oe settled soon. Persons who ~ may have claim* Against the snrae will present them to 0. V. BARNES, Sen, Administrator. Aug. 1C, 1866. - 15 tf . _ Black Oat*. n A LOT of BLACK OATS, neatly , cleaned, tl XJL weighing forty pound* to the inwhel, for e ??1? by H. &;>KERll. - fh ' *- ' ' The State of South Carolina, bhcvUlc District.?In the Common Picas 'illson Williams ) Foreign Attachment. ? * V K. Noble, Plaintiff's M'ciuiali Shehnno. J Attorney. \/T 11 Eli HAS, the Plaintiffs iu this cose V did, on the fifteenth day of No vomer. 1851, file their Declaration against tlic lid Defendant, who (as it is said) is absent mil and without the limits of this State, and as neither wife nor attorney known within u? same upon whom a copy of the said Dec lrntion might lie served: It is therefore ordered, that the said Defend' lit <lo appear and plead to tile said Declaration on or before the sixteenth day of Kovcraer, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight undrcd and tifty-five, otherwise linal and abidttte judgment will then be given and award' d against bins. MATTHEW MoDONALD, C. C. P. 'lerk's OHiee, Abbeville District, ) November 15, 1854. i qly lv 'Flic State of SoutU Carolina, Abbeville J)islrirt?In Ike Common Picas ,V,?. Hill ? T. AWi Sale, -| Attachmcnt Administrators I Toll|npaon A Fa5rf Icrcmiah She'lmnc. J "???* ? A"'y\J"17TIKREAS, the Plaintiffs in this ens? V did, on the twentieth day of Novenv x'f, 18.'i-l, file their Declaration against the *aid Defendant, who (us it is said) is ubsent* from and without tint limits of this State, and lias neither wife nor attorney known within 111.- panic upon whom a copy of the Haiti Declaration ini;rhl l>e served: It is therefore ordered, that the said Dcfcndunt do appear and plead to the said DeeluraI ion on or before the twenty-first day of Novein- . her, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight . Iii)ndred and fifty-five, otherwise filial aud absolute judgement will then be given and awarded against him. ~ M ATTIIKW MoDONALD, C. C. P. Clerk's titliee, Abbeville District, ) November 20, 185-1. \ qly ly Slate of Soutli Carolina. Abbeville. JJistricl.?In Ike Common Pleas A. M. Denson J Attachment. r.t j- Thompson ?t Fair, Wm. IJ. Lloyd. ) Plaint itf's Attorney. II El* HAS, the Plaintiffs iu this case did, T t on twentieth day of November, 185-1, file their Deelaration against the said Defendant, who (as it, is said) is absent from and without the limits tif this State, and has neither wife nor attorney known within the tamo upon whom a copy of the said Declaration might bo served: It is Ihorcfore ordered that the said Defend..... .1 . i . i .1 *? - i ? < <> ii|'|iv<n iimi |iii-itn iu mi! aaiu jjeciaratinn "ii <>r before the twenty-first of Novcmtil l1, in tin- year of mil- Lord one thousand eight hundred and fitly-live, otherwise fiiuil and absolute judgement will then lie given and awarded against him. MATTHEW Mi DONALD, C. C, P. Olerk's olfiee, Abbeville District, ) November 20, 1S51. J qly ly The State of South Carolina, Abbeville District.?In the Common Pleas Joseph N. Wliituer, ) vs. y Attachment. lames (J. hjpcir. ) "\"\7 JIKUEAS/the Plaintiff did on the tliirT V tietli day of March, instant, file his declaration against the Defendant, who (as it is said) is absent from and without the limits of this State, and has neither wife nor attorney known within the same, upon whom a copy of me Mini in'ciiiriiiiun imgiii ue served : it is therefore ordered, that the said Defendant do appear and plead to the said deelaration, on or before the thirty-first day of Mareh, which will he in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty-nix, otherwise final and absolute judgment will then he given and awarded against him. MATTIIKW McDOX A LD, C. C. P. Clerk's Oilieo, Aliheville District, ) March 30, 1855. j" 48 qlyly ~ IRON! IRON!! IRON!!! At the Sijrn of the Golden Anvil, COLUMBIA, S. C., At Prices to Suit the Times. rpiIK Subscribers have now on hand a largo 1. stock of I HON, which Ihrtj art3 uoio offerin ft at if not/;/ reduced price*, for citxh. Their stock comprises a complete assortment of Swedes, Country, English, Oval, Band, Hoop, Sheet, Rod, Horse Shoe Iron, ite. ttc. Wholesale purchasers will be supplied at Charleston prices, with expenses added. Iron and other floods delivered at the Railroad Depot free of dravage. F1SIIKit <fc AG NEW &. CO. April 30, 1855 - [ju 1 ly NEW MARKET AND GREENWOOD. Messrs. PERRYMAN & WALLER \\J OULD Inform the public that thev have V> associated Mr SAMUEL PKRItYMAN with thent, for the purpose of earning on tho Itlcrcaiitilc Iliutiuess on a more ejftensive scale; the style of the firm will now be I'ERIlVMAN. WAf-I-KR -fe TO at both New Market and Greenwood. "\\'o would also say to our friends thnt we have taken much pains in selecting our Goods for tlio Spring trade, therefore we would respectfully solicit an examination at least-, as we flatter ourselves that for excellence and variety of styles, we cannot bo surpassed (if equalled) by any stock ever beforo offered in this market. FERRYMAN, WALLER <fc CO. March" 19, 1855 - 60 9m E. J. TAYLOR, U nder taker. AS I have made complete arrangements for the prosecution of tlio UNDERTAKING BUSINESS, I intend to make it a prominent iart of my business, and therefore hold myself all tirr?'-~ " * 1 to the mo??u; ?- -vo \tiy tiny vi mgu.; ting of coffins, either from black walnut* plPO >r poplar, at the shortest possible notice- ' E.J. TAYLOR, Abbeville C. II, Jan 29, 1865 89tf cAUTiosr. T .4 LL persons having demands against tli# 'V Estate of JOEL SillTU, deceased, arc equested to preseut them promptly attested tcr he undersigned, to whom also those indebted u me ivitaie are requested to make payment. A. M. SMITH, ) v. J. M. PERRIN. J *** rB* March J, 1865. 48 tf O. in. CALIIOUJV, * WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. DEALER IN FOREIGN AND AMERICAN BOOKS AND STATIONERY, COLUMBIA, Sic. G. M. CALHOUN. Aug. 9,1869. , 18?-ly : ? ? UK 3ECS To HodgesV Depot I FOR BAHOAINJ311 r*TK Are now receiving the finest Stock of VV ; GOODS, from New York, Baltimore nd Charleston, thai,ha* ever been offered in Ills' market; which We invito.oat friends and stonier# to come and examine before buying I sow here. ROBERTS <fc ADAS&. Sertt 26, 1865 1 - ' 21 V . * *' ' ' ? jtdr . r .