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*fH;E JNOEP UNDENT ?SS lit PUBLISHED XVKKT. niDAT MOHtCfO, ?f' ' POOKBTT &r W11BON, Proprietor#. . ' . J.TERMS. - -TV A ' p?f 'annum, invariably inadcanc*. Advertisemcftta will be inserted conspicuously at the following very low rates: C 1 square of 12 lines or lew, 1 insertion, 36 Every following insertion, - - - 87 I square 8 mouths^ " - * - - $VOO 1 <? 6 " ..... fr- 6 00 i;>." .1 year, -.* * * - -10 00 Announcing a Candidate, fin advance,) 3 00 Liberal deductions will be made to persona advertising laigsly. ' """ *!* All obituary notices exceeding twelve lines will be charged is advertisements. ?0"All communications and letter* on busi ness wiinwnii omce,vnjust be addrosscd to Tux ^ ' Independent I'r ess, Abbeville C. II. 8. C., ru V'-r. * PAUS-to inaar# attention. f - i ' gp' - nr.; Mm ADVERTISEMENTS. C- ' " ' ' ? r # PROSPECTUS OF ' THE SOUTHERN LIGHT. A RE LI 810 US J OU RN A L,^ ' edited BY K L. WHATLEY. :> - IsDEPI^DENT IN \EvERTiHINO?.NxVTEAL IN NOthing, amd SET TOM rut" DEFENCE OF WHAT>.VLR WILL STAND THE 1MT OF REASON, Science and tux Holt * ' Scriptures. "Prove till thing*, hold fart that which it good." . Term*, $2 00 per annum in advance. W/F. DURISOE Ji SON,'PUBLISHERS, EDGEFIELD C. 8. C. SUCH is the D?tno and riyle of; a Monthly Periodical, the publication of which we * " purpose, theLdhl willing, to commence on.the first Monday in Jannaty next. The main dosigu of this Journal is n5rthe?discus3ion'<Jf all subjects pertaining to Christian faith,and practice. Additional to this, we'shall present such articles of a literary character, original .;?nd elected, aa will haven tendency to refine' the taste and elevate tho'sentiment of the reading public. Politics also, considered as a science, Hllllf aa qffdAttHf, iliA T ? ? J ^ -MMW WMVWVOIg VIIW ^I IUUI^ICO V* ^HWJ1UU UUYernment, and morc especially the'miglity movemeats of the - nations, aa they work out the designs of God, will claim due and proper .attention. Bat Polities degraded to the squabbles of demagogues and factions, will'bo utterly eschewed and repudiated. - \ As respects matters purely religious, we shall, of coarse, advocate the principle! of the Baptist Community, derived from the Scripture*, and republish fronfstandard, and other respectable works, articles pertaining to our own Li writers; but dnr columna^wiir he ' Open to all of Every Name, , For "the defence and - advocacy of theirpjin-cij>lc8, claiming only the right to judge or the suitableness of all articles for insertion, and to make such criticism on them-as may be-deemed expedient -** In this undertaking we hare the satisfaction , . |?UH?UMVIW5 viiaw oo v CI Ml ^UllblCIIIUIl UI CIIII* | 'nent ability and' attainments have kindly engaged to reader us ocoajsonal assistance. | Tlio. Journal .Will contain' FORTY PAGES of ' ^ reading mister, and such advertisements as - ~; ouc frtendii'rotty'favor us with, not inconsUtent - f ohnrictcr of thc *Torfc,-^-rna1??D?*at the end of the year a neat rothine of 480 page*, -... suitabl^forhitidyjg in book form. -? .With regard to 'the mechanical execution of "* .tbf work, we deem .the announcement; that * wis will Wander the ...direction of the Messrs. IDukibok, a sufficient guaranty, for - iflr faithful and tasteful performftnee-^aiid-without further words, encouraged by the expression * of good will and promises of substantial aid from many 'Yrienda, we tl)row the matter bpforia the people wifcii an assurance of every, effort to renoer. satisfaction for the eupp- rt that may be ex-; ~tended to ns. and respectfully ask them, to.ljit ithel-UG^T"shine. f ' , P 0- Our terms:of subscription are Two Dot-irABa per year, in once, on receipt of the rfirnt. nnnitvBi- nf n??i v> van uuhki, VI cvory denomination, who may be unable to comply vrtth'ttae term*, .tfill be supplied with one copy e?ch;'on application;.-*.* .. CTA list for the signatures of all who wish -to encourage the. .wore, . may. be fraud at the PoaVOffiw, and^alab at jbe "Advertiser" Office. C3TAll letters or communications addressed to the Undereigfied will receive. pnompt atten* tion. - 'r E. L. WHATLKY. Patr6nlie Home itiSurifccture. THE undersigned, invite the attention ^f the 1 public to thdir Lot of ^ J ' Home IVannfaicuired SHoex. They have on hand, andare constantly adding to tnplr preaentSfcgok of Shoes and Boots eonsisting of a variety of kinds.' They invite particular attcntjonto th?ir .' Winter Negro Shoes. ?w .wis um. ijumiij, ana will M bold on'the most reasonable terms. " Persons wishing IO purchase can sec a specimen of our WinterBrogansat the Store of H. S.. Kerr, Abbeville Court How.. Shoes and Btfota of all. kinds in the bast Style of Workf mnoship-will bo furnished on short notice. : , . TbSy would also inform tbepublic.that they -'i? barer*. gdOd supply of choice LEATHER bow E 4 . re*dy for nise aftd-forsale. Gfll and see. " :*><. YOUNG; A^tULLIKIK. ;l*i^ mmm wmmmmm FALIi^tfRADE POPCMB PRICES! Ward; H]U)r?liar<I & Co., ^ AUCW8TA, OA., ^ A RE Now opening their FALL and WINs ifjL TER supplies of " Choice Family pry Goods, elected-with great aire from recent jimportntionu, and comprising art assortment which, for EiohneiA, Variety and Extent, is not usually found in 'this market. As they now have "the reputation o'f selling - FIRST CLASS GOODS,"' upon a much Lovrr Seal* of Price* than they nave beenJS usually bought here, they beg to assure their friends in Abbeville Distriot it Wl*iL ?- ? * - hunk mey im<ena io Keep up .mis standard or CHOICE GOODS, and to keep down prices to * fair remunerative profit. To W and Prompt Paying Customers, and -"nono others/ we shalrajTOr v * %G*lat Inducements to tUU ourEatablishraent. ^ Oar Stock consists, jn part, of the following* Dft SS GOODi, RICH VELVET BROCADED SILKS.; MOlSE Antique BILK, In Bla?k and1 Colors;. . * . , jL . New and Beautiful Shades of PLAIN and KEPPED SILKS, very heavy and rich ; PLAIN and STRIPED SILKS, in great 1arietv; , dt A rrtr rm * t r i it - ' % ' ? ' uunv/A, tiJtbiAO ana lAff tlA SIL.KS ; SILK ROBES, SATIS TURK; CAS1IMERES; DkLAINES ; AMELINE CLOTHS; PLAID STUFFS; FRENCH and ENGLISH MERINOS, all ehndea; Plain DkLAINES; Persian CLOTHS; English, French and' American CALICOES and GINGHAMS; - CALICO ROBES, <fc<\; Blftek BOMBAZINES; CANTON CRAPES; CANTON CLOTHS;v . Black OHALLIES and ALPACCAS; Erf BROIDERIES and LACE GOODS,, of every description: ^ - V EVENING DRESS GOODS, in every variety. Iflen's and Boys' Wear, CtOT&S; CASSIMERES; VESTINGS; TWEEDS, ?fcc., <fce. FOB FAMILY USE, . * Bath, Whitney and Roae BLANKETS ; "Linen and Cotlqp tjHEETINGS ; PILLOW CASE Linens and Cbttoba; - ' ? u..i \ui,:i.-.in n ni - ? <" ? ku, ii.uiw,:ar?y, urcoil, oiue, rr.elBO, CUX ony and Domestic FLANNELS ; . .> -fefiafe'erajDANN'ELSPlain and iFiauretl Sacqu?t FLANNFLRp TABLE DAMASK; DOYLIES;.If NAPKINS; WINE , CLOTHS ; TOWELINGS; Lace and Munlin CURTAINS; Curtain MATERIALS ; FRUIT CLOTHS; Colored and Wliite DfMlTIES; Ilueknbuek and Bird's-Eye DIAPERS'; Ac. PLANTATION GOODS, Negro BLANKETS; Georgia and Kentucky* PLAINS ; Cotton OSNABUliGS; Georgia STRIPES; ?fcc.H pV Orders filled witli the most careful attention, and all Goods warranted. WARD, BURCUARD 4 CO. Sept 21 20 tf Land for Sale. DESIROUS of moving io tile West, I offer I for Sale my Plantation, in Abbeville ( District, containing + ^ 'One Hundred "knd Fjfty cleared. One Hundred of 'Which is fresh and in a high state of cultivation, the balance in Woods?lies well, and is heavily limbered. Tbia Tract of Land lies immediately on the Post Road, one mile from !\Vra Surali Wideman's, and adjoins binds of Mesrra. Anthony Harmon, William Williamson, Joseph and George Patterson, and others, aud for Health is not surpassed by any place in the District.The Production of the Lund is equal to any in the neighborhood as the present crop will show. It is. well Watered, an excellent spring in one hundred yards of the house, with runuing water through most of the fields.* ThftfA ? * n pnmfnHjjKlo HivoltSn/. TT?..?? ?!il; w ^ f >1 VIMU^ JJtUllOC WU1I all necessary Oat Buildings on the premises. Tho above named Tract of Land utters mnny inducements t-o, a man wishing to settle permanently. In addition to its being a g<md neighborhood t]w contemplated-..Valley Koncl will run in ahout two-hundred'yards of the most heavily timbered nnrt of theT.'aet where timber will no doubt, oe in great demand. 1 deem it unnecessary to give a more detailed account, but invite persons whiting to buy to giv?? me a call. ARTllUE MUBPHY. September 8,1865. 10-tf Jn8t BeceiTing AT H. W. LAWSON'tS TIN 'lijjDFiCTOKf ; ^flg^P^^^r^ATER^f Potato do;; Jup?nned TRUNKS, *11 aires; Round Sugar BOXES; CUke do. ; C*ah do. j Toy CUPS AtPAILS; JgmWHIPB; toox TUBS; ' JL??l STAVES; Unlooses CUPS; Candid STICKS; OULENDERS; r Peppw BOXES; RATTLES ; CANISTERS; Knife BOXES; Eosdi&y&JCKWLES: Russia }W^aOP$;Fffi'thSKlMI hare WtilMmmmmm, m da: CULBNDER&; pnncbfd -, v . . TEWS; ygftJDrPPMqj CUPS, W?h ?a.;*?4? ;, -Blew PANS; TRUMPETS; QUA* J*rr- V&p.'+WkUt POTS; ?Ddv *,veral other differeftt. articles, which I will sell on :, AbS^IH ?Kb; ? Bipl?. lal? .-. SPECIAL MEOIC^L NOTICE,. Cure of Dyspepsia. THK undersigned is being consulted by let- i ter fruru nil pnrts of the Union, by those who are suffering from D^pei'sia and iu> 'consequent general weakness, mnsculnr *relaxWiOiiV'iind nervous debility. Having tor the liiit few yearn, in liit practice of medicine, turned his attention entirely to the treatment of this disease he is enabled from his large ex|>erience to institute u peculiarity of treatment that will enuhlu the patient?ii) tee, feci, and Iciioio, after a day or two's treatment. Mint. Iiin recovery lias already commenced. Has he a dry tongue, thi rat,-lofcs of appetite, conajtpa-' tion of bowel?, nausea and vomiting?^* >the akin dry, harsh with unnatural hedtY?is lie . troubled' with alecpleSanesa, starting in his: elc&p. soleninertcy. impaired vojition?with palpitation or "fluttering" of^^jCijeart, and easily out of breath by qUick^SdVexertioiia.? All these, after one, two, or ^h'rf^r^dtty'e; treatment will commeitee to disappear. Terms ok Treatment.?$:> 00," for first consul tail0.ni<*Medieine forwarded by mail, with ./jujl and explicit written directions of the couhce ^fetreatment, Ac., to Iks pursued. Each subse;.qy$nt consultation and. medicine forwarded, 8'2 (K>.^ Moiie'v reimtted'iti all instances should be "ivgiatcredV at the post office.' All letters to be addressed to the undersigned. "WILLIAM W. BLISS, M. D., \ .20 iJoekmaii'-fetrefct, Kew Yo?k. *. Nor."2, 1855. in-' * ' The ftlills House. .. TI1E Proprietor returns his heartyTind.sin. ccro thanks to the manv friend* wlm | have favored him witli their |mtrorin'ge, since the addition "of-hls* new mid thoroughly *'fiiriii^lio'l house .to the - first-class Hotels of | Charleston. lie takes pleasure in announcing that the Mills House, Although new and ip fgood ordfer, has been rfc'-touched during the summer,, and,"soi re-6ttedj'aa 'o' keep upr with the demnndsjof taste, Comfort nnd elegance.? The arrangements of trfov116uie, ih all respects, nYe continued, with'n scrupulous and unsparing regard to the waiita; of fjte'l^yeler or sojourner, and the travelling pnliffc arc assured of s'l the accommodation* of a first clni?e hoiitherii House, at tliy usual and txtaMi.-lied prices of such .hotels. " The constant personal attentions and cares of t ho proprietor are bestowed1, on the bouse, and ho js aided in al.^?pa^tiheute hy.thii well-tried and approved a&ikt.'iiitd thut have made'themselves favorably known to former patroua. , ! -Tiioa a nigkersqn. ^Charleston} Sept. 21, 1865. ' ' rf VyV.s . ?. "n "J* GREENVIILE^AWo COLUMBIA ftAILROAD ft GEN'L AUKTsJ OFFICE, } a n -f. * r? I> IV-'nX r - I*. Ik t/VWA8It .,) THE following Resolution was adopted by the Direction of the Company nt tln-ir meeting at Greenville on the 22d instant: Rttolved, That until the Aral of jRnimry next.any Planter shipping on the'ltailifrftid one or more hales of Co-ton, of his- own f?i*odtice, tu Columbia cr'any Htutioii above, he allowed a Return Ticket fr'wni'tlie market to which it is consigned, free uf clinrge. All persons di-sifiog' Co claim the benefits of this provision will .'take "jthe Receipt for the Cot* ton to th<* Agent'station to which the Cotton is.shipped, and ti|>dii the surrender of it, will get a Return Ticket on the Road. K F. R A WORTH, Geu'l Snp'L October 23, 1866. 26 te NEW TAILOR SHOP AT AUBiSVILLE C. 1L rpHE Undersigned re*|?ectfuny informs the L citizen* of Abbeville village and District that be hns opened a shop for tbe purpose of carrying on the Tailoring Baiiucu on his own account. lie will receive orders frum town and country thankfully*, and will spare no pains in endeavoring to please his customer*, both in the quality of his work and i?ricoe. By strict ntteutiuiMo business, and a?il ty to do good work, lie hopes to secure a share of nntromige. pB* Sli'ip on Washington street, three doors below this ''MrvrsliHll llotise." [Nov. 9; 1?65 7m] FREDERICK IVES. EDWARD WB8TFIELD, Abbeville* Court House, RETURNS thank* lor past favors, and respectfully solicit* s *?jH?? continuance of the fame. lie keeps constantly on hand, of his o*n manufacture. a Large Assortment of SADDLES, HARNESS, HR1DLES, MARTINGALES, Ac. Also, Willi's, STIRRUP IRONS and BITTS. Being a pracLicnlJworkruan,he is prepared to make to orderlirLkiiTdsof Saddles, Harness and Military Equipments at. short notice, and at as dow prices as any pi her establishment. fy Particular attention paid to all kinds of Repairing. June 8, 1864. 66 tf | CHARLESTON. ^o> jf THESobscribers will eon- k tinno the FACTORAGE L&ggfi AMD COMMISSION BLTSINE~-iH. in tte Ci?y of Charl^toa,- under the firm of < r _ UviilKL.lW A WALKEH, end r?*-ij>ectfQHv n<"licit alignment* of Pro tire of nil kinda, to u-11 id) tlicir jierxonal intention a d l?est eflorti will'fn* uiven. . - Commission for citing Cotfon| Ft/hi' Cent* \ Oct 12. 1855 24 ?m i* ' " ' ' 1 "tit i . Don?e%abd 8ubacriWr?.b?iog. d??rooi< of moving 1/ Into At country, offers .'for ale ht? iluve in tlie Yitl?ge of L^WndiVille, con??ting of ? DWEU*1N& H|>03^i^;d -,4*1. oon&lning, S^jpViind - C?r? and ^^eoiijyogll^h be wild tov.: ?? mSSS'I,. IMP^gCAIVT. . X. STRAuBS, v3*SECoke?biiry, T> teSPKUTFULLY informs tuat be has oponXi OA his 'V % FALL AND WIHt|R STOCS, Selected hy him'self, and bought under great ndvautugen in the City, of New York and elsewhere, viz: Brown and Bleached Shirting*, Bedticktickinir. Dinper-.Tfowels,Linen. jfianuelj* Woolen Lindaey, Bed Blanketi. For 'the Ladles. , Prints/Ginghanis, Delaines, Alnaccn, Merinos, Tliihet. Cashmeres, SlLKSl and v ' ' ; CLOAKS and TALMAS 1 ?A.tso? , - Embfoideritis .Collar#, Sleeves; a ?large k nswirtment of Laee^AJliJibons, Gloves, ' -Mitt*, -(Gaunt!els, Hofci ery, ami *?]) kind of TRlMMIN^'fptprw^? rtfcOjoaks, especially I 'CaU'tTiteatteiitioirwd fine article Qf^CL&TH, suitable* td.-mako LAD1Erf I$S and TALMAS at very l6w I'ftce,~atno": ^ 1 lA\V?Sf<fcc. For Geut? a.iid;^6yVi RUOAlJCnbTn, Doe-Akln nncFfflhby CAS&EMERES, Sntiineta, KTentucfcv Jean*, Tweeds, ".English Kersies, VESTIN'QS, C?llnn?,'Cravato, Neckties, Pocketllaixlkoruhjefs, Gloves, Gauntlet*, Beebc i> llATS and-CAl'S. ? . \1T* 1) i*?.V * * " nnicr. x r?oi DUUIO Unci gajtkks. Ready Made Clothing, for Gents, Boys and Yojath, Selected Wita ^B|Vei inl cure and a purer as* snrtmeuf Itfts never bceu offered" before in Cokcsbury. For <Children. GalA Plaids, .Cn.??emere, Lindseys, Velvet, Merinosnnd Z^pliir Good?. Plautntiuu Goods! Georgia* Plaints Krtreeys, Osrinburgs, Homemade' Stripes, and Lindseys. * IirrANKETS, Negroe BROGAJJS and w?.i?i n4js. *' - ^ B?fidet? a mink extensive Stock iu BOOTS SUOESr GAITERS and Cliildr iK-SHOES. STATIONARY, PERFUMERY . mid Fancy A RT/CLES. - GROCERY, CROCKER Y and HA RD WARE1 WOOD% - \YA RE?ud OA?TIxV(j8. : Tl^e above Stucl^'.vy ill .h?;far fcup'^op t(p atiy ? v e r oH"<inict ami- will Ite 8j?l?f:very 1 ow.i ii prjuo. I ? Tb important ap:d -examine. * ^TO , XM- &TB*U8&V; ^Cokeabury.jC'ct. it 186.5. 22-tf " 1 W t , NEW MARKET ASD GREENWOOD. ... t-.'U-- ^^caas? Messrs. PERRYMAN & WALLER \\rOULD lnfprm tire.public that they have > T associated l\u SAMUKL PKUUYMAN with then . for tliq.jmrpo e of carrying oil the Mercantile Bnotncsti on h more sxteiiaive scale i the st.vle of the firm will now he PEitUYMAX, WaLLER & CO., nt ImiMi New Market and Greenwood. We would ?1ko sny.; to. our friends that wo have takvii inueH nam*-in auljotir. ?..? n..?J . ? r- ?"6 v*w,ru? for tlie Sprine trade, therefore we would respectfully solicit an examination at least, oh we natter ourselves that fyn'exeellence and variety of styles, wectuiJiOt be surpassed (if equalled) by any stock ever, before offered in tins market. ? p?rrYman,.waller & co. Marcli 19,-1865,'- A- -50 . 9m , The State of Soutli Carolina, Abbeville District.?tig the Common Pleat Joseph N. Whither,^ ), v*. .'V?^"Attftehment, James O. Specr. II ERE AS, .the Plaintiff did on the thir7T tietli diiy of AIartih, instant, file his declaration against the Defendant, who (as-it is paid) in absent from-mid without the limits of this stjite, an4 hnis] neitherv>v ife nor attorney known within'the same. Apon whom a copy of tlie said declaration ..'onght be served: It is therefore ordered, that tlie said Defendant do appear and plead to theSftiddecIariition, on or before the thirty$n?IJ,doyof March, which will lie in the year of'onr Lord one thousand eiglit I......I. ...I .... A CAj'.:-' * mm iMi i-sit, umcrwisc unfit and absolute judgmt-Hty/will tbep.be given and awarded ugainnt. hirh.-jf'i^ s MATTFIEW McDONALD, C.C.P. Clerk'*" ffiee, Abbeville District, ) March 30, 1856.^- vajgagfe. J 48 qlyly Joiuer and Cabinet Shop, y next d<soi*^'.ttffclprj?aa office, . ABBEVltLia^OUUT- HOUSE, S. C.. TI1E underMgn#, thahk'ru) for MJgjrr^ pnat favors, ahd ever' ready to aerve a generoua% pu b 1 i ej'-* itiay II ? II II hri'^'at nil tunee {V>bmL'a$'}ii& Shop in tlie En-stern corner of ChHBtiahvt4t/:p0nle'a Conch Factory, where he ia'^repjfefe^l0 make PANEL .lsuuua, PIECES, ?fcc? Ac. I will also m^TABUKS, DESKS. BOOKCASE?, IMoTlU^i-BsAMES. und repair furnitorf icI will keepT4onfUntlyr?'pn hand ready made COFFINS of thg.^>est niatfiinl and finest finish, either jwlSlr^d.-l)^TO vcred, all of which I will deliver to any: point in the district free of charge with liea'nwJ.or upon railroad if dcsired in dtr?<tino(;:'' . . All work done ^irt^winted as good a* the best and cheap acty~ft]jii#t< T 11 per ceiit off for cash on all work;done by me. ty Fpr.referenc.^' |apply to. any gentleman ju'the fneorponttJojv -' G. C. BOWERS. June 2'i, 7 tf tfotloe. " ; I'MJ o#la nAY%Eb: oi theEatat^ ofjtmeft lj It Tu^|^S&wtt?i!, ?r? n?w dfle; and will be pnfc fpjnt.if.yot p*id swn. W AH <K'bi^w?>t? hfm in liij life-time which JJJ $0t$ %i?g ^ z **"* Hi TiJsTENi- ' 3 ; Adiniuigtratot-. ? __ i.w* v .. mm ?C3 *a|Ldfe 1*? t^UT . Orncx Gen. SuF'tnr G. 4 C. R, R. Helena, July 24, 1856. T^HE following Schedule for i'wtfuger Trains ; Jt - will go into operation op. ilonduy next, 80th inat, vizi V ' L Up, Leave Columbia - fl.OO A. M. " Frost's Mill >*/' 9.80 > " .Littleton "" 10.03 ' " " . Allston I0.45 .** llopo's 1 [.no * " ' Portiaria 11.10,> ?J " Pronperity 11.48 *, " - " Newberry rf 12.13; " llelenfc - <12.24 - ' Silverstreet v 12.42 " " Saluda 1.1\) p. M. " Chappell'a ': 1;*23 I ' " NiuetvSix HfT 2.0(P " " Now Market X 2^26 " Greenwood ' ? 2.56 > ' i " Cokesbury 8.80 .'> Arrive at Abbeville' 4.16 Leave (Jaremore'a 8.66 ^ " Donalds 4.00 " Hotieapiith 4.28 ? " Belton '6.06s' -t Arrive at Andtywm jiS-lW Leaves Wjjjimribton 6.40 " Gj&ldeii Grovo 6.28 Arrive ut Greenville 7.00 ? Down, Leave Greenville -6.30 A. M. " Golden Grove 6.03 Will: ? no ft XMUIII9.VU U.OO *' Ander^ou &.5J0 " Belton 7.05 " Honcnpnth ? 7.68 " Donatdtr - - * 8.26 " Buromore's 8.40 ' " Abbeville 8.00 " Ookesbiiry 9.00 * " Green wood 9.35 J "? Kew Market 9.00 ' * Ninety Six Jo.15 " ClinppelL'a 10.53 " Snbtda T. O. 11.05 " Silver Street 11.US " Helena 11.,"55 " Newberry 12.15 IV M. " Prosperity - 12.40 " I'omnrin 1.10 | " Hope's 1.22 Aiision 1.4.7 " Littleton 2.25 4; . " Frost's 3 -2.fi6., < Arrive at Columbia . ??' 8.16 " E. F. RAWORtH, Gen. Sup\lfcv* . .July ii8, 18$s: ,;4t '? /*.' J k v AT BRENHAN'S.DRY GOODS STORE, BROAD ST., AUGUSTA, GA. $40v000~ WORTH OF FANCY AMO STAPLE ORY To be Sold Without Reserve! TIIE Largest and be?t assorted stock of DRY GOODS ever offered in this City. On and lifter Monday, October 8tb. the ondors sned (with a view to make a change in the firm, and reduce his present heavy Btock of Goods,) will noil without reserve, at Whole; sale or Retail, the entire Stoelc; and to save vumimsaiiiiir, ue win 8011 lower UlUIl (DC UOOdtt would bring at auction. Merchants, Planters, Dealer*, ami the public generally, will study their own inter, at by examining this Stock before hm^hg..- elsewhere!? And to save time and trouble, Jifc would sny> the terms will be Cash for etSma under one hundred dollars: for amounts over.appruved City endorsements, with interest from, date of sale. P. S.?The Ladies are respectfully invited to call and see theSilks, Merino?, Cashmeres, Wool Plaids, Alpaca.*, Coborg Cloths, Bombazines, &c., ?fcc., <fcc. TII0MA9 BRENNAN. ;. Above the Globe Hotel Corner. Augusta, Oct 8, 1865 24 6w S. W. eiLULAWO, GENERAL C01BHSSI0N AGENT, NEWBERRAY S. C. Respectfully ofr.rs hi* ?er- v-^?vr vices to nil those who trade j*frrWiT* at Newberry, as their General Commission Agent, for the disposal of their Cotton and other produce. Will give his ttersonnl' stun tion to Receiving, Seilin.tr, Storing or Shipping of Cotton and oil kinds of produce entrusted to his care. " ?. Having made arrangement* with different Houses, lie'is now prepared to make liberal ad-, vances on Cotton shipped to Charleston. Will also pay the highest, market cash price* on deliverv, for all the Wheat, Flour, CortVaud other produce that eah be brought to this market for sale; c ' An experience of several j-ears business at this place, in all it* various forms, induces him to believe that he can promote the interest of planters,. and hopes by prompt attention ttf merit a liberal shari^.of pitronsga. Charges for selling or shipping Cotton 26 cents per bale, . all other transactions in accordance with custom The best of referenceHiriven, > .-> Until the first of.lannnrv next; he may b? found alxuit the'^oie -Room formerly occupied bv AleH*r*- W (i A J P AUn 'Nov; 1,1856.7 . '" "ii" UJ FOR 8AI.B. ft I OFFER for Sale my Ilmta* arid Lot; -tffttk tn the Village of.T>ua V?jrsL The. Bill Improvement* are goo<1.- There is abnnt Thirty-nva' Acres, a part of.it. Woodland," connected therewith, v ?,- * >-*; A tmruain may be Had by. early applicntioiV. [ would cull tliv attention nuu?e eajM-iiinlly of ' PhysHaiaii6'd<*ti-irigW>L&fltit?ii for PrScttqe, to this Pro^ertf., ; UGtJT. A, AI1CHER. October 80,^8$$, -ao-tf ' : , ' ^1.; Wfe 'Received (his JQtty, '+** " M mwrwai ro#d with M^re AwiqaT; y*$H * v %\ *sA& S ?*^??wwy, of cloth ez;euitf& CaU and .#?*? before ib.y. HAHBl^KG. THE undersigned baa opened, in this place, an RLgJ^ entire nttc and vifell selected Stock of^OOTfiT^' in the GROCERY lit-which heoffers to his friends aud th^.publi^^inerally. j He vi]l be in the Market at all traps' for .tne purchase of Cotton and other Produce. , - -i Having secured the serrie^s tf . Mr. 'Jpseph Rosamond, a* a buyer of Cotton, lie inwte lie Will be able to share 'a'liberal .patronage: He *" Will givo Kis attention to the Sale of<Produce, - ? and to the Receiving and Forwarding-of Mer chandise. ' tR. J. DJELl'H. Hamburg, S..C.V)Sept. 11, 1856." -'lfr-lm ~ * J25,000 % A ~ * WORTH of valuable LAKD& ;forsale * iflll in Andorgon and Pickena Db'trict, jnclq- ^ ding 'some. TOWN LOTS in Anderson. \ On one tract there is a good ' Saw Mill and Grist Mill, arid water power sufficient for atiWoolrand' , Cotton Factory..and any other machinery.'. Th$. LANDS need no recommendation .aathey arc No. 1 and no mistake. Likely \Ne-ffrini* will betaken nt fair prices in.part-pay*iiu-iit Ternis made easy. Address tl>? undersigned at Walton'^ Ford^, . Ilutit-raliHin County, Georgia; or hemajprbi** found 4 miles East of Jarfet's Bridka?;j!pi,cVfiiiav_?-y Dietrict,8. C. B. A. GILMER. m uaiy o> iHsa. 9 .^1 The State of South Caroil^^ Abbeville District?In this Common Pleas vHP^A.-M."Henwm ) Attachrrlonty . m v t't J- ThoinpsOriNfc Fair. . *Kfvi Wm. B. Lloyd. ) Plaintiff's Attorgey> WHEREAS, the Plaintiffs in tbis case did, on twentieth da}* of Koven^ber, 1864, file ., .1" "? their Declaration against the said Defendant, i ^ who (as it is said) is absent from and without '1 the limits of tbis State, and has neither, wife . ' ? ^ nor attorney known within the same upon whom a copy of the said Deolaration might be. served: ? ? .'J. v. * * "J It is therefore ordered that the said" Defend- 4 nnt do ap|>enr and nlead to tho eai?l - Declnra-. - $ '.xl lion on or before the twenty-first of Novem*' ^ eri in the'year otjbur.Lord one thousand eight jt % hundred ami.fifty-five, otherwise final an J ab- T ' i sulnte judgement will then be giVen ItndaVard- - f, > edJigaf^stTiim. ^ ? yx ' 1 ~ * ; ,y AlCjJOiN AL1>, C. C, P. J v<2 Clejrk'a o?Ijce/Al^eyilf?J>l?tHct, I , . ^ > >. t> * /Kov?Uber 20, 1854. **7 ? ?? ; \ - r- ^, ** Tlie State of South Carolina* i . Abbeville Diftlnst?IW%e.C<mimti?P}ear ] '* AdiniuiB.lratura^ % I Tohmp30n ^FaiPr :? Jeremiah Shehane. J P,ai,,tifi> AU'^ y, T7~T7"HEREAS, the Plaintiffs in thia*4pas?; r . "V V . on the twentieth day of Norember, 1854, file their Declaration* against-tb? : said Defendant, who (as it is said) is -absent* from and without the limits of this Btate, &o<li~ haa neither wife nor attorney known withift, *\ tl?e same upon whom a copy.,of tho said Dec- ^ larntion might be served: .. _ ? ?* It is thereforo'ordered, that the paid Defend^nnt do appear and plead to the said Declm^ tion on or before the twenty-first dav ofNovani-"./ her, in tho year of our Lord oue thousufcfd eight- v hundred and fifty-five, otherwise final and absolute judgement will then be gi vcifand a wa^dr<? I ed airainct liini. r 1-*' ^MATTHEW McDONAED, C. C. Pr Clerk's Office, Abl?eville District, u I * v:r. rf Nb*$mBer 20, .1854! *? I ' J* ? % lhe State of South Carolina,: ' -- "-J Abbeville District.?Jn the Common. J3 Ua? '^ -r> Willeon & Williams J Foreign Attachnient-'^ " m . . J- E. Noble, Hainti/TV ' Jeremiah Shehane. ) - Attorney.^.'j^,^ '- ' . XJ~\TIIEREAS, the Plaintiffs in th?MK> ' T T did, on the fifteenth dav,of-.fifreeng; v her. 1854, fife their Declaration >(lgai^St'- rth?r^ " said. lj>efendan|j.jwhp (as it is anuj) I? absent;," . -> Fnmi and without tbe limits of State, and -'2 has neither wife nor attorney known" i tb i ir' the same upon whom a .copy of&ttfft said De6?larftfion might be aerved: . 7 ; _ It ic therefore ordered,', that tho en id Defend- . ^ ant do appear and olead to th^.aaid I>ecl?i??y' >?, tion on or before thqj&ftee n thd ayof *Nov^iri, her, in the year of ourliord one thousand eight ' -* hundred ahd fifty-five,- otherwise final.*nd ab- t ~ jM.MuvM. - 111 uieu uo.?l?VB ,]UJO ?1OTP _ - ed against him. - : .?"> : * " MATTHEW MpIH3NAli>, a C. I*. ? dork's Office, Abbeville'^ District, ) ?&&&$& - \ Novetnhet^lj, '& r\ The State ofc>.'8?Wltl?. ciijflflSjk**'. r & Abbeville District.?fn^the Common J?leai ; Britt&.co^ /. v. i; T, '; . t' * Fclward tfoqea. -. V 'TOjrftiify Afcttm?*y. '* T7XTHKREAS, the^'laintlfffl AfcHj.U-' C?e * V<. V did^ on tho twoDtieth day ?5lsHo*etn- **?V^? bert 1864, m?: VwSjfc said Defendant, who (aa from on-1 without tha linrtt-rof thia SEato, and lijla' |ieftllbr. Wife*nor It is therefore ordered, that the iSra' Defend-' ant "In appear nnd plead t<7 the ?aid Deelar*-' ' Hon on or before the tweiitv?fiftb dhy 6i' November, in tJib venr of our I^jvlVnVthousand eight luiiidredaiid fifty-five, otherwise final ami ab~ ^ Bolnte indfrement willthenbe^riveniud award