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THE PllESS +;* '* PcnysiiED KV*ar -tfiuDAY mornino, bv PUOKETT <fc WIIiBON, Proprietors f TERMS. por annum, invariably in advance. Advertisements will be inserted conspicuously at tlie following very low rotes: - 1 Htjunre of 12 lines or less, 1 insertion, 76 ? Every following insertion, ..... 37 1 sou are 3 Months, >$4 00 ; ** 1 ? 0 " ....... a 00 1 . " 1 j'car, * - 10 00 Announcing a Candidate, fin advance,) 8 <)0 ^ t "liberal deductions will be made to persous Ik* - Advertising largely. All obitnary notices exceeding twelve lines will be charged as ndvertisementa. flBfcfefe, 85^"? All communications and-letters on busi Hms _ i--' .11. ?_ 1 MI ucpq w*w? w..o VUlUC, MllUSW UC UUUri!fl!JCU W lft]? g8E$? ' - > Independent Press, Abbeville 0. IL S. 0., prepai d. to insure attention. ADVERTISEMENTS. ^ PROSPECTUS OF , TM SOUTHERN LIGHT. . A RELIGIOUS JOURNAL, EDITED DV E L. WIIATLEY. Independent is Everything?jNEfTR.U, ix Notklno, and bet for the detknce of whatever will stand tils t""st ok Reason, Science and tiuc ,'IIoly " Scriptures. _?? "Prove all thing*, hold fa*t that which is good." Terms, $2 00 per annum in advance. W. F. DURISOE & SON, PUBLISHERS, EDGEFIELD C. If., 8. C. SUC'If ii? tho name nnd style of a Monthly Periodical, the publication of which we purpose, theJ..ord willing, to commence on the lirst Monday in January next. The main deRich of this Journal is for the discussion of all subji CU pertaining to Christian faith and practice. Additional to this, we shall present such articles of a literary character, original and selected, as will have a tendency to refine the tnste nnd elevate the sentiment of the reading public. Politics also, considered as a science, nnd as affecting the principles of Law nnd Government, and more especially the mighty movements of the nations, as tliey work out the designs of God, will claim due and properattention. But Polities degraded to the squabbles of demagogues aDd factions, will be utterly eschewed and repudiated. As respects matters purely religious, we shall, of course, advocate the principles of tbe Baptist Community, derived from the Scriptures, and republish from standard and other respectable works, articles pertaining to our own Literature; 'but our columns will be Open to. all of Every Name, For the defence and advocacy of their principle^ claiming only the right to judge of the suitableness or all articles for insertion, and to make such criticism on them as may be deemed In thi??naertaking we have the satisfaction of announcing that several gentlemen of eminent ability and Attainments have kindly engaged to render us occaiso.ial assistance. Tne Jonrrial will contain FORTY PAGES.of reading matter, and such advertinements as our fricgds may favor us,with, not inconsistent , wiib, the character of the work,?making at.! the cad of the year a neat volume of 480 pages, I suitable for binding in book form. WltB'-rcmird to the mechanical execution of J--?' - - - 1 , ws wvia, wc uccin tue announcement, iiihi tfira will bfc under the direction of "he Messrs. Dususok, a sufficient guaranty fur its faithful and tasteful performance?and without further wards,-encouraged by the expression of good wi^andprwniaetf.of substantial aid from many j friends, we throwthe matter before the people wi^f. an assurance >of every effort to renaer satisfaction for the supp rt that may l>e exte^?fed*oi-us. and respectfally ask them to let the "LIGHT" ehine. - . _ 639" Our terms of subscription are Two Doli.aks per year, in advance, on rcceipt. of the firoHiuraJt>er. 'Ministers of the Gospel, of every denomination, who ai?y be uaahle to comply with the terms, will be supplied with onp copy each, on'application. . tggT AJist for the signatures of all who wish to entourage "the worh, may-be found at the Post Office, nud also at the "Advertiser" Office. PBT Ail letters or communications addressed to tho Undersigned will receive pnompt atten. Upn. .; E. L. WHATLEY. - " ? . a?.' ? * "?r.'' ' 'I . ratromze Home Manufacture. y- * ,.*T 'HB undcraigned ipvita the attention of the ' X public't<*. their Lot of . Home IQaunfactnred Shoe*. They H?ve on'Jiand, arid ere constantly adding to thcir'preaeotfltock of Shoes and Boots con^l sistingot ^'varlfety of kinds. They invite particulareittention to their -<9 * plater lfegro Shoes. * Xli?y aPO of the best qualify, and will be sold on tno most reasonable terms. Persons wTshing o plirchasp can see a specimen of oar Wibter-Brogann at the Mtorc of H.^KfS'r. -Abbeville Court House. - Shoes and BoOUdfall kinds in the best Style of WorknguMbip-ljrin.be furnished on short notice. Ttity *?ouf3 also inform th^ public that, they bave^jBfiMtd /supply of choice LEATHKR now rmdv^OF use and for. sale. Call and see. ?,;<viniTftn A 111 m i iu-im 1 tKssra Jr& v-J<Wlfai^i^8r.,f*ndv^ rtript attention .ttr business, !ref-b6pes to merit a liberal share of r . - *ttfe imtroujiap. of.tlie gcoeruua pabltt of the growipjf dlitrivta. * *, f Wjritijouse is afcove high water mark, "Ulgli so^*-J'ry5". nud more secure from fire tkai; aojf other Ware House in Town. ? ^4^6jl?s?ea^irT^ . -j. v.- .'; ^ il ken n ey. FA IJ "TRAD . POPULAR PRICES! Ward, Bnrclinrd & Co., AUGUSTA, GI; ^' ARE Now opeqing their FALL and WINTER tftipplii * of Choice Family Dry Goods selected with great care from recent importations, and comprising an assortment, which, for Richness, Variety and Extent, is not usually found in this market. As they now have the reputation of selling FIRST CLASS GOODS, upon a much Lower 8cal>- of Pricft than they have hm?n usually bought here, they be>r to assure their friends in Abbeville District tluit tliev intend to keep up this slandnrd of CHOICE GOODS, and to keep down prices to a fair remunerative profit. To Ca*h and Prompt Paying Customers, and none others, we shall offer - Great Inducements to vUlt our Establishment. ' Our Stock consists, in part, of the following: D X SS GOODS, RICH VELVET BROCADED SILKS ; . MQISE ANTIQUE SILK, In Black and* Color#; New and Beautiful Shades of PLAIN and KEPPED .^1LKS. very heavy and r{ch ; <v PLAIN and STRIPED SILKS, in great variety ; " BLACK, ITALIAN and TAFFETA SILKS ; SILK ROBES, SATIN TURK ; CASH MERES; DsLAlNES; AMELINE CLOTHS; PLAlD STUFFS; FRENCH and ENGLISH MERINOS, all shades; Plain DkLAINES;. Persian CLOTHS; English, French and Atnericuu CALICOES aud GINGHAMS; CALICO ROBES. Ac ; Blac k BOMBAZINES; CANTON CRAPES; CANTON CLOTHS; Black CH ALLIES and ALPACCAS ; EM | BROIDERIES and LACE GOODS, of every descript ion; EVENING DRESS GOODS, in every variety. Wen's and Boys' Wear, CLOTHS; CASSI MERES; VESTING3; TWEEDS. ?fcc., Ac. FOE FAMILY USE, Bath, Whitney and Rose BLANKETS ; Lin.*? -,..1 n..4i oTIwnoif vnti . -nir f ru ULIU vumm oubc>iii>v>s ; ribw/n VJAJ*!*.# Linens and Cottons; Red, White, Grev. Green, Blue, Wclsli, Sax ony and Domestic t"LANNELS; Shaker FLANNELS; Plain and Figured Saeutie FLANNELS} TABLE DAMASK; DOYLIES; NAPKINS; WINE CLOTHS; ToWELINGS; Lace and Muslin CURTAINS; Curtniii MATERIALS ; FKUIT CLOTHS; Colored and White DIMITIES; Huckahuck' and Bird's-EveDIAPERS ; <te. PLANTATION GOODS, Negro BLANKETS; Georgia and Kentucky PLAINS ; Cottou OSNABURGS; Georgia STRIPES; <to. BT Orders filled with the most careful attention, and all Goods warranted. WARD. BURCHARD A f!0. Sept 21 20 tf Land Tor Sale. DESIROUS of moving to the West, I offer for Sale my Plantation, in Abbeville District, containing One Hundred and Fifty cleared, One Hundred of .which is fresh and in a high state of cultivation,- the balancc in Woods?lies well, and is heavily timbered. This Tract of Land lies immediately on the Post Road, one mile from iMra Sarah Wideman's, and adjoins lands of Messrs. Anthony Harmon, William Williamson, Joseph and George Patterson, and others, and for Health is not surpassed by any place in the District. The Production of the Land 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 hou?#. 'with runnintr wut?r through must of the fields. There ia a comfortable Dwelling House yitb all neeeosary Out Buildings on the promises. The above named Tract of Land offers many inducements to a man wishing to settle permanently. In addition to its being a good neighborhood the contemplated Valley Koad will run in about two hundred yards of the moot heavily timbered part of theT.aot where timberwill no doubt be in great demand. T deem it unnecessary to give a more detailed account, but invite persons wishing to buy to give me a call. AHTllUtt MURPHY. September 8. 1865. l?-tf Jn?t Receiving -AT H. W. LAWSON'S TIN MANUFACTURE Tin plates, aifair.**; Cmnkled patty pans; tea pots; Box graters; Potato do^ Jupmitied trunks, *11 sizes ; Hound Sugar boxes; Cake do. ; Cash do.; Toy cups <k pails Kgg whips; Foot tubs; Foot sto veb ; UoIimh cups ; Candle stice*; culenders; pepper boxes ; ra ttles ; canisters; Knife boxes; English Tea kettles ; Russia' Iron 'scoops; French skim mer8; Dressing cases; Eg- ! Hah Waal. bo wls; Dtut pans ' T have also a large assortment of W ARK on band of my own njau'ufacture, consisting in part of v 6,000 Coffee pots, different sizes; Covered buckets, all sizes; bale do.; culenders: Punchrtl t.% AT. I r TERNS; Water DIPPERS; CUPS, *11 sires; Cake PANS', Milk do.'r Waah do.; I>i?h do.; Tea P&T& ; Ute* PANS; TRUMPETS; OR A- * / TERS; Water POTS ;-tpd, several other different nrticlea, wliieh-fl will sell on reasonable terms, wholesale or reQjnW* articU itartanted. JF1 fv. Abbeville O. H., 8. C., Sept. 21, 1855. FUlXEIl'S HAT ^TOEE. ^ T:N ealli inattention 4o tay 8tyl?a >Jor Xh? 1.: FALL A8Et .,WI^TE%Q: ratuirfl . mjr thanks at>be Mn)e >??ie ^roy^riends and the public generally ^for fwt'fayoi*, and I fliali endeavor to mei^aooatioflance.^ SPECIAL MEDICAL NOTICE. Cure of Dyspepsia. 1MIE undersigned; ifc bein^ consulted by letter from ?\ll pirtsof the Union, by those who are altering from Dyspepsia and its consequent general weakness, muscular relaxation, and nervous debility. Having tor the Inst few years, in hit* practice of medicine, turned his attention entirely to the treatment of this disease he is enabled from hia large experience to institute h peculiarity of treatment that will enable the natioiit'foi **+ know, after a day or two's treatment, tlint his recovery has already commenced. ' Has he a dry tongue, thirst, loss of apatite, constipation of bowels, nausea and vomiting!?is the skin dry, harsh with unnatural heat!?is lie troubled with sleeplessness, starting in his sleep, polemnency. impaired volition?with palpitation or "fluttering" of the heart, and easily out of breath by quickened exertions? All these, nfter one, two, or three day'a treatment will commence to disappear. Terms of Tueatment.?$5 ?m?, for first consultation. Medicine forwarded by mail, with full and explicit written directions of the course of treatment, tfce., to be pursued. Each subsequent'consultation and medicine forwarded, 00. Money remitted in all instances should be "registered ' at the post- office. AU letters to be addressed to the-undersigned. WILLIAM W. BLISS, M. D., 20 Beektnan Street, New Yoik. Nov. 3, 1865. . 6ra. The Iflills House. THE Proprietor rcturiiB his hearty and sincere thanks to the many, friends who have favored hiin with their patronage, since the addition of hie new and thoroughly furnished house < to the first-class Hotels of ti-. ?-l urmu^rivM. ue inka incivure in announcing that the Mills House, although new and in good order, has been re-touchcd during the summer, and so re-fitted as to keep up with ;the demands of taste.^comfort and elegance.? The arrangements o'fthe House, in all respects, are oojitinucd, with a scrupulous and unsparing regard to the wants of the traveler or sojourned. and the travelling public are assured of all the accommodations of a first-clans Southern House, at the usual and established price* of such hotels. The constant personal attentions and cares of the proprietor are bestowed oil the house, and he is aided in all departments by the well-tried and approved assistants that have made themselves favorably kuuwu to former patrons. Vo- THOS. S. NICKERSON. Charleston, Sept. 21, 1855. 22 tf GREENVILLE AND COLUMBIA RAILROAD . GEN'L aUPTS OFFICE, ) G. <fc C. R. II. Company. f THE following Resolution was adopted by the Direction of tlie Company at their meeting at Greenville on the 22d instant: Kesolved, That until the first of January nextany Planter shipping on the Raitrohd one or more hales of Coiton, of his' own produce, to Columbia or an}- station above, be allowed a Return Ticket from the market to which it is consigned, free of charge. All persons desiring to claim the benefits of this provision will take the Receipt for the Cotton to the Agent at the station to which the Cotton is shipped, and upon the surrender- of it, will get a Return Ticket, on the Road. E. F. RA WuRTH, Geu'l Sup't. October 28, 1855. 26' Us NEW TAILOR SHOP AT ABBEVILLE C. IL rpHE Un&iraiKneJ respectfully informal the 1. citizen# of Abbeville Village and District that he has opened a shop for the purpose of carrying on the Tailoring Bu?ines* on Iiis own account. He will receive orders from town and country thankfully, and will spare no paind in endeavoring to please liis customers, both in the quality of his work and tiricos. By strict attention to business, and alil ty to "do good wyrk, he hopes to secure a share of patronage. 0T Sliop on Washington street, three doors below the "MarsliHll House." [>ov. 0, 1865 5ui] FftEDI RICK IVES. EDWARTJ W TlHTrirr t-? Abbeville Court House, RETURNS thank* for past, favors,'' and respectfully solicit* a continuance of tlie same. He keeps constantly on hand, of his own man' ufacture. a I .arm* Assortment of SADDLES,' HARNESS, BRIDLED, MARTINGALES, Ac. Also, W111PS, STIRRUP IRONS and BITTS. Being a practical workman, he is.prepared to make to order all kinds of Saddles, Harness and Uilitarv Equipments, at short notice, and at as low prices as any other establishment. Particular attention paid to all kinds of Repairing. " -V;r*.June 3. 1864. &? ? f? CHARLESTON. THE Subscribers will con- jC <s> _jf Jgtowwm tinoe the PAOlOKAOE , amj>commission busiNESS, in tEe City of Charleston, under the firm of WABDLAW & WALKER; and respectfully solicit assignments of Pro luce of nil kinds, to which their personal attention a d best efiorts will,he given. Commission for selling Cotton, Fifty Centoper Bale. W. A. WAKDLAW, -G. WALKER, Oct 12. 1B5S >** WV>' OIU -jp <j?? Am and Lot Tor 8al^|, ^Trfl^Wbeoriber being desirous of moving JL ' intq the eountry, offer* for ?le bia Place in the Village of Lowudeville, consisMog of a DWELLING HOUSE, And l?t containing twelve Acres, Blacksmith shop and Carriage Shop., These . Buildings , are all new ana in good condition.^ They will lie Mid together or separately to unit the purchaser*. . ^, ' r L W, MeALIbTEB. Lowodeaville, & C., Sept. 8, 1850. 10-tf . ' ?-??? ' / ['-. rlWMri IEO*!r mOT"i At thMJIgi of the 0*i4<?? An*il, COLUMBIA,.8/QAt IMm *:?-<? ? r wr . . ^ vebv ihporta^t4 M. STRAUSS, - - Cokeibury, J^EjJPEtjTFlJLLY informs that he has o|>en FALL AND WINTER STOCK; Selected by himself, and bought under great advantages in the City of JN'ew York and elsewhere, vir: Brown and Bleached Shirtings, Bedtickticking. ? * ,. Diaper Towels, Linen. ? " Flannel, Woolen Linds?yt Bed Blanket*. '\h For the Ladles. Prints, Ginghams, Delaines, Alpacca, Merinos, Thibet, Cashmeres, SILKS and VELVETS; CLOAKS and TALMAS 1 ?AI.80? Embroideries, Collars, Sleeves; a large assortment of Laces, Ribbons, Gloves, Mitts. Gauntlet*, Hosiery, an<] all kind of TRIMMING for 1 >resses and Cloaks, especially I call the attention to a tine article of CLOTH, suitable to make LADIES' CLOAKS and TALMAS at very low Price, also, SHAWLS Ac. For Gents and Boys. - t BROADCLOTH, Doeskin and fancy CASuirmrRiv v ? ? > UUIUIIUU', UOWIUCI4, HCIILUCHV Of?nF, Tweeds, English Kersies, VESTING.-*, ' ? Collars. Cravats, Neckties, Pocket Handkerchiefs, Gloves, Gauntlet*, Beebe MAT;? and CAPS. - . Water Proof BOOTS and BROGANS, GAITKHS. Ready Made Clothing, for Genta, Boys and Youth, Selected with especial care and a purer assortment lias never been offered before in Cokesburj. For Children. ?. Gala Plaids, Cansemere, Lindseys, Velvet, Merinos and Zephir Goods. Plantation Goods! Georgia Plains, Kerseys, Oanaburfis, Hoineiftnde Btripes; and LindseyiS BLANKETS, Negroe BliOGANS and Wool HATS. : Be*ide? ft most, extensive Stock in BOOTS SHOES, OA ITERS and Children SHOES. STATIONERY. PERFUMERY, nud Fancy ARTICLES. GROCERV, CROCKERY and HA RD WA RE. WOODWARE and CASTINGS. Tlic above Stock will be far superior to any ever offered, and will be sold very low in price. It is important for you to come and examine. M. STR \USS, Cokeahurv. Dot 1 1RKS oo.?r NEW MARKET AND GREENWOOD. Messrs. PEBBYMAH & WALLER \ \ T OULD Inform the public that they have \\ associated Mr SAMuKL PKURYMAN with then , for the purpo .e of .carrying on the IMercautlle Bnslnm on * more extensive scale; the style of the firm will now be FERRYMAN, WALLER A CO., at both New Market and Greenwood, We would also say to our friends tiiat we have taken mnch pains in selecting our Goods for the Hprinp trade, therefore we would respectfully solicit an examination at least, as we flatter ourselves that for excellence and variety of styles, we cannot, be surpassed (if eounllea) by any stock ever before offered in this mar fcH. l'EUKYMAN, WALLER ?k CO. March 19, 18S5 60 Bin The State of South Carolina, Abbeville District.?In the Common Pleat* Joseph N. Whitner, \ vn. > Attachment. James G. Spetr. ) \VTHEREAS, the Plaintiff did on the tliirVI tfeth day of March, instant, file his declaration Against the Defendant, who (a* it is said) is alispir from and without the limita of this Stole, and has neither wife nor attorney known within the same, upon whom a copy of tho said declaration might be served: It is therefore ordered, that the said Defendant do app"?r and plead to the said declaration, on or before the thirty first, day of March, which will be in the y?.'.?rof our Lord one thousand eight hundred ?nd fifty-?i*. otherwise final and absolute judgment 'will then be given and awarded against, him. MATTHEW McDONALD, C. C. P. Clerk's''ffice, Abbeville District, ) March 30, 1855. f 48 qtf ly Joiner and Cabinet Shop, NEXT DOOR TO TIIE PBE88 OFFICE, z ABBEVILLE COURT HOUSE, S. C.. THE undersigned, thankful for past favors, and ever ready ffff to serve a generous public, may U " ? !l ? be at all times found at his Shop in the East H?. v? vubiduuu, ? I'VUI&B v^uncn roctory, where he is prepared to make PANKL DOORS, SASH, BLINDS, MANTEL PIECES, Ac., d"1I will also make TABLES, DESKS, BOOKCASES, PICTURE FRAMES, and repair fur' nitnre Ac. I will keep constantly on h?od ready made COFFINS of tlie best material anu finest finish, either polished or covered, all of which I will deliver to any point in the district free of charge with hearse or upou railroad if desired in direction. All work dond'warrantedaa good ai the best and cheap according. T <n per cent .off for cash on alt work done bv me. * . s p3F* For reference, apply to aay gentleman in the Incorpors'ion. G." C. BOWERS. June 22, 1855. 1 . :? ' " " V ^ Estate HTdtioe. THE Sale NOTES of-the E?tftte of Ja<M H. Tusten, deceased, are now dge, and will bo put in salt if hot paid aeon. I. All debts due to him in . bis lile-Ume which are not yet paid, will also be pat in suit with ont discrimination.. Persons Indebted may rely on paying Costs, if this notice is notattended to. SASflTEL TU8TEN, '' ;--;t^i44?Bia??trat6r. ' " '" *"? . J., . CAUTIOlf. v,-: . 4 ?& nemotis hating dxiUahds a^sinst the iV Estat-eof JOEL 8MITH, deceased, ape requested to ofeseat them nromnilv tn lh? undersigned, tq whom also those indebted to tbe EeUlfiart r?qw?ud Wftetofc. Mi ?* Jt?3 J? Office Gen. Suf'dt G. & C. R. R. Helena, July 24, 1866. THE following Schedule for Passenger Trains will go into operation on Monday next, 80tli iust., viz: , Up, Leave Columbia 0.00 A. M. " Frost's Mill 9.3U ? Littleton 10.06 Allntoii 111. " Hop*'? $ 11.00 " I'ouiaria 11.10 " J'roaperity 11.46 " Newberry 12.13 7-! " Helena 12.24 " Silveretreet 12.42 " Snlittlft 1.10. P. M. " Cbnppell's 1.28 V;?.y. " Ninety ^ix 2.00 > \. x Mew Market 2.26 " Greenwood 2.56 " Cokesbury 8.30 Arrive nt Abbeville 4.16 Leave Baremore's 8.60 . " l)onftl<ls 4.00 " iloneapatti 4.28 ' Helton 6.M6 Arrive at Anderson 6.0O Leaves Williamston 6.40 " Gulden Grove 0.28 Arrive at Greenville 7.00 > Down, Leave Greenville 6.80 A.M. " (Golden Grove - 6.03 " W tlliuniAtou 6.88 14 Anderson 6.20 " Bolton 7.05 " Iloiiennath 7.68 " Donalds ' 8.26 " Baremore'o 8.40 " Abbeville 8.00 < " Cokeabury 9.00 " Greenwood 9.86 Vv-" New Market 9.60 ' Ninety Six 10.15 " Cliappell's 10.53 " Saluda T. O. 1 l.o6 " Silver Street 11.83 " Helena 11.55 " Newberry 12.16 P. M. " Prosperity 12.40 " Pomaria 1.10 " llo,,e'g 1.22 Alluton 1.47 " Littleton 2.25 " Frost's 2.56 Arrive at Columbia 3.16 E. F. KAWORTH. Geu. SupMt. July 18, 1855. 12 It M A M M O TII ms a ?k <: AT BBENHAN'S DRY GOODS STORE, BROAD ST.. AUGUSTA, GA. \ $40,000 ;. WORTH OF FANCY JND_STAPIE DRV To be Sold Without Reserve! rPHE Largest and bent nesorted stock of DRY J. GOODS ever offered in this City. On and after Mondtiy, October 8th. the linden sued (with a view to inake a change in the firm, and reduce bio present heavy stock of Good*,) will Hell without reserve, at Wholesale or Retail, the entire Stock ; and to save commissions, he will sell lower than the Goods would bring at auction. Merchants, 1'lantera, Dealers, and the public generally, will.study their own interest, by examuiititr ftiia iru - y ..... ...K "=-? And to save time and trouble, he would s?y,' t)ie terms will be CmbIi for sums under one hundred dollars : for amount* over, approved City endorsements, with interest from date of sal.e. P. ! *.?The Ladies are respectfully invited-to call and see theSjlkM, Merinos, Cashmeres, Woo! Plaids, A'.pacaf, Coborg Cloths, Bombasines, Ac., dtc., ?fcc. #. THOMA8 BRENNAN. Above the Globe Hot?l Corner. . Augusta, Oct 8, 1855 24 6w 8, W. 6ILLILAND,j, GENERAL COM 1SSI0N AGENT, NEWBERRY, S. C. Respectfully offers h;8 ?*r- v ^ ?r vices to all those who trade??,jg|jn^g5' lit Newberry. as their General Commission Agent, for the disposal of their Cotton and other produce. Will give his personal attention to Keceiving* Helling, Storing or Shipping of Cotton and all kinds of produce entrusted iO his care. Having made arrangement* with different Houses, he is ?ow prepared to make liberal advances on Cotton ."hipped to Charleston. , Will alsopay the highest market cash prices on delivery, for all the Wheat Flour, Corn and other produce that can be brought LC this market for sale. Au experience of several years business at this place, in sll its various forms, induces-him to believe that he cnn nrnmntA tha in?j>n?t nf planter*, and Hopes by prompt, attention to merit a liberal i|if?re of pMtropage. Charges for selling op shipping Cptfun lift opnt# Mr baits, all other transactions in accordance with torn The best of references sriven.Until the tirat of January next, he may be fonnd alxiut tlie Store Room formerly occupied by Meura W. G. & J. P. Glen. .NoV. 7, 1865. 87 * tfj FOR SAL'S; i.t -T* --- ?f P.- --1?~ . *-?> JBSL ImprovefhenU are good. - Thert iaahatot Thirty-five Acre*, a part?" of it Woodfcnd, con-?] uected therewith. . A bargain"inky be had by early application. I would'call the attention more specially of ,'Phy?ieiam desiring a Location for rractioe,jto'i this Property. ROBT. A. ARCHER. Oetober 80, 1885. 26-tf *11 . i" ' !' 1 ; .':1# Received this Day, AT CHAMBERS & MARSHALL'S, BLACK Silk and VelVefc OLOSjtkB i % . Black Satin do.; Cold Moire Ant.iqne do.; 4v Bln*k aild Col'd Cloth handsomely trimmed with Moire Antique j . And a great varfcty of Qloith -CLOAK8, TALMA8, it. Call and eee them before they are all wllL;, " , , V/V - oetim- - 'u .^aBssases - -..irr? TjTMvj, "-O-fcH ?* HAMBURG. i^r^Tf THE ^Un<3er?Jgned Jim. "JT^TY Bw??? opened, in this place, an J I^TTTT entire new and well selected fi tttoV^ofifGOODd in the GROCERY Linj,:whl<ih be offer?,,to hi?: friends nnd the public generally* lie -will be in the Market at all times for the purchase of Cotton and other Produtfe. .. v 11 living siTuroii the services of Mr.Josoph Rosamond, as a buyer of Cdtton,.lie trusts W will beabli* to share a jibt-ral .patronage.. He will give his attention Co th^Sale of Produce,' . and to the Receiving and Forwarding of Merchandise: R. J. DELl'H. Hamburg, S. C., Sept.-11, 1866. lK-lin $25,000 ? WORTH of valuable LANDS for saT? in Anderson and Pickens,District, inclusome TOWN LOTS in Anderson. On one ira-tthere is a gobd 8aw Mill andvCHit Iffill, and water power sufficient for a Wool and . ' \ Cottun Factory and any other machinery. The LANDS need no recommendation a* they are No. 1. and .no mistake. Likely lfe~ groe* will he taken at fair prices in partpay- ~ "... mcnt Terms nmde easy. ,i % Address the :.nii<|erei(;ned at Walton's Fordr ~ J** IlahiTslinm .C^yty*JGeorgia ; or he may be found 4 miles East 6f Jarret's Bridge. PiVkenai Di?irict,S. C. IU A. GiLMEIU. July 9, 1855. 9 * it The State of South Carolina. Abbeville District.?In the Common-Pleas A. M. Benson ) Attachment t'< > Thompson & Fair, > : Wm. B. Lloyd. J.. Plaintiffs Attorney. ?| \\7 I1EHEAS, the Plaintiffs in this case did, t ? on twentieth day of November, 1664, (Hetheir Declaration against the said Defendant,. who (as it is caid) is absent from.and without ' the limits of this State, and hns neither wife nor attorney known within.the same noon whom a copy of the said Declaration might be served : . It is therefore ordered that the said Defend*, ant. do appenr and plead to the ,sai<l Deelftra- . tion on or before the twenty-first of-J^pyom- , her, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight'"rj, hundred and fifty-five, otherwise finnl and ab- .':*r r solute judgement will then be given and awnrd-^1 ed against him. . * - 7> * .Ml matthew Mcdonald, a c, p. Clerk's office. Abbeville District^ ) " . . November 20, 1854. J qly ly. i - . - ? "5." 5y The State of Sonth Carolina, .V-; Abbeville District?In the Common Pleas Wra. Hill A T. Alex'rSale, 1 ... . , , . . Administrators t , ' Topmpoon A Fair. ^jt . Jeremiah Shehane. PWntiff> Att^,, "y^yilEREAS, Ibie Plaintiffs^ in this ca$?^- ' . i . I.J, nio mreiiuetnnay.oi rtpyera- '' ber, 1854. file their D&sldration agaiqit the said Defendant, who fas- it fa said)--is '.absent from and without the limits of this;.8tate, and ' has neither wife nor Qltorncy ltnAwn within , the eft me upon whom a copy of the said Deo-. . laration might be served? . 'i It is therefore ordered, that the sAid Defend- } ant do appear ond plead to the said Declara-^f^ tion on or oefore the twenty-first day of Novem- 'V!v ?? ^ ber, in the year of our Lord oire thousand eight V-i 1 hundred apd fifty-five, otherwise final and ab-*'" Bolute Judgement will then be given and award- ' ed against him. v . MATTHEW, McDOTSTALD, C. C. P. ? >\ Clerk's Office, Abbeville District, J. * ^ j November 20, 1864. y qly ly 1 he State; of South Caroling Abbeville District.?In the Common Pleas : "j Willson <fc Williams ) Foreign Attachment. vm , VE. Noble, Plaintiff'* Jeremiah Shehane.' ) Attorney* ' ,\T~\ TIIEREAS- til A Plnfnfiff- J.. V V did, on the fifteenth day of yKoTetn-^j. j ber. 1854, file their Declaration against the '"-' fuid Defendant, -who (as it is said); is absent from and without the limita of thi&^StaJe, and-;^;; has neither wife nor attorney hnj^Wiii' within . the same upon whom a copy of toe said Declaration might be served: It. Id 11*nvJowaJ *1?*"~5 * rx d * T vi,Vis>i, limb tuo.uniu i>eienaant do appear and plead to thfl&afcid Declaration <>n or oc(6r< the sixteenth day of tforert^her, in the year of oar Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty-five, otherwise'final and absolute judgment will then bte given and awarded aciiinet him." 7 J MATTHEW McDONALD, O. C.P. j ClerkV Office, AbbevUle District, &}&. 1 <- a November 15,1854. J 1y, The State of 8opOr CaMlinlt, . 1 Abbeville Districts?In tKeVommon Pleas _,*/** \ Britt A Cowan ) Attachment. "* ' * * r* J- - Tbomwion * JWIr. -.* Edw.?rd Jones. ) PlaintiffV lAttorbev; *!fe * ! T 7"\ 7"il T HEA8, the Plain .y V dia, on f he tw?ntretVda^FNoytt?i ^i her, 1864, file theiV De?Ilif*tion flfrtgfrjtfjsfc ? ' said Drfendant, who p' *T^ from and without the JiftlijU of thi?St#ta Iim^ nfithor wife huii^ped an<l : aol nti' indfrcmtint Will j-. .? ..Cr &?? '. *3?i Clerk's Offic#,'Abbeville DUiri?^ f' r-> November 80,4864.1^ if Jjljr' t&:&. . . life-- >*m IS*'t 'M?