The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, March 14, 1856, Image 3
DAGUERRKOTYi'ES. |
, ; 2)ittpU?rcotype? for 60 Cents I t I
LeonaHl 6c. Adams
FaniOiU and Cheap Picture-m.iUer?,
X would respectfully inform the Ladies and
' G en t]etBfcaftf Abba>il 1 e "butrict, tliat tbey nre
-toaw at'AbK^yrlle 0. IL, where tbey will be
prepared.to take
- . Dagnerreotyp 3 Likenesses,
, in the course 'of two or three days, in the most
' perfect manner. 'U " ? v
Having been engaged in the business a long
time, ana being posted in all the new and mod<rn
improvements of the art,they do not hesitate
in aaying that th?y can produce Likenesses
?qoil, if not superior, to any heretofore tuken
. - ,in this place.
We would invite all those that want a per*
feet Likeness of themselves or friends to call
early' at our.Gallery, in the upper story of the
Marshall Rouse,
entrance door on Main-street.
' ; All work warranted to give satisfaction.
J. S. LEONAKD,
S. IL ADAMS.
March 13, 1856 42 tf
Notes Lost.
LOST or mislaid, two Notes of hand, viz:
one given bv T. W. Bleane, some time in
March, 1856, to the undersigned, for t>ix hundred
dollars, due first of January. I860, on
Which two separate payments of amoiiiite not
now remembered are credited. The other,
:given at the same time, by the same, to the
-same, and for the same amount, due first January,
1867, with interest from first Januarv,
1866.
The public are hereby warned not to trade
for said notes, and the maker not to pay tbetn
?a tntt Knf fit* aiikaAMltA*
~'v ~ - WM morris
March 13, 1856 46 2i
HEAO QUARTERS,
Eighth Begiment 8. C. M.
AN Election will bo held, for MAJOR to
command the Upper Battalion of the 8th
Regiment 8. C. M., to fill the vacancy occasioned
by the promotion of Col. IL II. Harper, on;
Saturday, 12th day of April next, at the respec'tivflJSeat
Company Muster Grounds. and (lin
Managers "will meet the Monday following, at
aicuaw suid r ieia, count the rotes, and transmit
the result to Brig. Geu. J. R. Weaver,
Edgefield a H., 8. C.
Officers commanding Companies in thn-Dnt-1
tali on are charged vita the extension of this
rder.*
- ,,n By order of Brig. Gen. John.It. Weaver.
H. 11. 1IARPEK, Col. cptnmanding.
5; March- II, 1S56 45 /f'* . td
U- MMi
WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALER
IV
Main Street,
COLUMBIA, B. C. .
HT Order* from the Country retpedfuXly
invited and faithfully filled. [Oct 19tf
i: -fTailor Shop at LowncUville. - j
^ GElfTLlBfSN!
*"FMIE Genius of Invention and Improvement
JL is abroad in the land, and although for a
long time she confined her skill to Ituilding
steamboats and making railroads, constructing
machinery and teaching the li^htniug how to
talk, she has not forgotten to make
Great Improvements
in the Art of Cutting and Making Garments. .
, It. M. CARPENTER, Tailor, at Lowndsville,
_ wishes'the public to know that he is nontax nn
' * in mil the improrements pertaining to bis business,
and will put up work a* neat, as quick,
and as low as any man out No fit, no pay.
March 7, 1856 8m.
Estray fflnlc.
t STRAYED, from the subscriber, on
/^Pn the 27th ult, a dark-colorcd Mare
MULE.. She has been worked, and -may have
marks of harness or gear upon bar. No other
mark* remembered. ... r
Any information respecting said mule will be
thankfully received. Address ? ' '
J. M. MULLTK1N, A
Ix>wndsviUe,S>v
March 7, 1856 44 ' tf ..
The Attention off Planters and
>/ "; Housekoeper*t
*TpO my new Stock of HOES?Brfldc's P?tchfc,
JL Elwall'a Planters',-Ao.
' ?Amp? " *.;.'AlV
.PiM Dogi-flf ?v?rv sice sndvsrletv, 8h*>rels
pd Todrs to suit, or separately; ;Oven? and
and small; .Frying Ppn?,8kHl?^.
Spiders, ?nd an exteruire Stock of WocTd Wore,
ail cHcapcr thsu the Terr cheapest f.
. j. . ,/hen^v a ?EBR.
' 1 :^:x;^^Coa?lriUted ; <? >-v
the iul at 'Abbeville Court IIoas?i>;^^
JL- en W^wdayttae Uth F*bftMry/ g5&
^pTissC. a Nsgro.'wooftn DsflFne^, who. ??>; J?
oaor?ra i>?rK?aaie, oj,um LM*
i p ."hi .i ? . i. nVl.lyi''i BB " ?
By ISfteamer^aldwinl''
liEtfRY S. KERB
"A'T. HOMK." 7 '
IS now receiving and in Store,.expressly f?i
the Spring Trade! one of tUe largest Stock
he has ever before purchased, and would say t
his old.customers, aid the Adam family genei
ally, that if they^rant J'
' GROCERIES
at Augusta or Charleston prices, (freight off
that now is the time to examine his wbol
Stock, consisting of
? Hhds, N. O. SUGAR,
? Bbls. White CofTee SUGAR,
' ? " Crush'd, Pow'd, and Loaf SUGAI
60 Sacks Prime Rio COFFEE,
20 " Gov. Java "
10 Packages Old Mocoa "
100 Ubls. beat northern 1'Jantmg Potatoe
' 200 Sacks SALT.
?ALSO?
60 Bbls. S. H. SYRUP,
10 " Prime TREACLE,
8 " W. W. VINEGAR,
8 " Cider "
1 Ilhda. Machine and Lard OIL. ?
Fish, Fish, Fish.
No. 1 and 2 Mackerel in Kits, and J and ? Dai
rels; WhiteFisli; Smoked, Scotch and
fresh Hexxintrp; Cod Pish; Salmon,
Lobsters," dc.
Candles.
*r a r t nvcr
" """adamantine,
SPERM, SOLAR, etc.
Soaps.
Transparent, Brown Winsor, Turpentine, an
Washing of every variety. ?ALSO?
A fine lot country cured BACON, VEN.
SON, LARD, TALLOW, and many other ai
tide* in the Grocery line too tedious to tni
merate.
Faints, Oils, &c.
oast, roccivea at Aagueta pi-ices, FAINTS, nl
colors?White, Chrome, Ye Idw and Black; Oi
Turpentine and Burning Fluid, all of wliie
vou can hove nt unusually low prices, by loti
of n. a KERR.
Feb. 29. 1856. < 43 tf
NOTICE.
TI1E Subscriber, wishing to remove to Ocoi
gia, offers for sale his
Valuable Plantation,
containing Five Hundred and Sixty-air Acrci
about one-half in the woods, lying on Corns
ere Creek, as good tip-land as Abbeville Dit
trict affords. Those wishing to purchase wouli
do well to look at it before buyitig eUcwhen
It is situated two-and a half miles below Stt
ney Point residence, immediately on the mail
road leading to Humburg. The place is ver
well improved, with a sett of large Stahlei
new Giu-hou*e, together with
A Good Tan-Yard.
Aoy one wishing to embark in ttiat busin.si
would do well to recuro the location, as there t
no better iu the District, as it is supported by i
large run of custotr. lie lias a good and cxpe
rienccd Tanner he would sell, and also a largi
stock of Leather in the vats. Call soon.
Possession would be given next winter.
W. P. CALIIOUN.
March 7, 1856 3m
Hardware, Paints, Oils,
| WINDOW GLASS, &c.,
At the Sign of the Golden Anvil,
COLUMBIA, 8. O.
a THE Subscribers have now ^4
i ?Ta on hand an exienilvn nunrt. U
ment of Goods in tboir line, wbicl
thej' arc selling At the lowest rnnrket prices fo
Cash, nnd to which they, respectfully call th
attention of purchasers." Their stock consist
in part us follows, vis:
Bar Iron, Hoop, Sheet, Band, OvaJ, Round am
' Square Iron';
Cast,- German, and Blister Steol; Anvils, Bel
lows, Vices, Ac.; Mill
and Cro#s-Cut Saws; Mill Irons, NsiU
* -*V' Wagon UuxeN Pot-Ware \ Bench
and Moulding Plunas, Chisels, Augers
~ Fil*w,:Boring Machines; Mortice
Machines; Lathes, Saws, Bench Screws
'.Hinges, Screws ;
Locks, Bolts, LatclicV Axes, Hoes Plougl
| Monldi. Adzofl;
; Axles, Springs, Enameled and Patent Leather*
Paints, Varnishes;
. Window-Glpis, Spirits Turpentine, Patty, Pain
Brushes; '
Corn Bhcllers, Straw Cotter*, Corn and Col
Mills, Leather Belting;
Lime, Plaster, Cement,,/Gunpowder, Shot
'..''Lead, ice, Ac. '
. Those in went of Good*(n the Hard war 1
i lioe.^wfH^hpl^it to vt4Mbir interest .to give ns 1
. mui oeiore mawjng tneir purcbues;.
FitiHER &. AGiNEW A CO.
Feb 15, 1 Bid At-.-*'' tjut
I'HEMY S.ORR^
T3W new aopply ?f BLACB59MITI
JLJLi TOOLS, (ntb. Anvil*, Viec*
H?tnmer?.Tontra ?ncL:R<*W\'w Plat** nJ
jSP *b?v?. CHEAP fo
^lot ofSwed
Iso-i--'^; *.
v An;MBOtt?d :iot of Locks, -Wood Screw*
Wrought and Cast Hinges, M.S. Filca, f|. 8.do.
H. KlUsps. P<H-kt>t Kpive*. ShtK. Knives, Ac.
. .: F?fe. 2& lft&L < iS^v v . |f?
- . '. ; ?4"';.
E . J . T i
AT ABBETXLL
fr
e /<3kL^
A Depot for Fine <
A8 I HAVE Now n sett of hands, in all i
m good as ever struck a lick iu ibis or a
- Any Style
from o Crnnc-neck Coach to the running-gear
low ns anv other Shop in the State, for the
LATEST AND MOST FASHIONABLE
Persona wishing anything in my line, are v<
^ Abbeville C. II., S.C., Jan 28, 1856.
A U> VS TO W * f I TO ka
a?SJav AUIiJQ bU
WE HAVE CONSTANTLY ON HAND A
will sell lower tlian ever offered iu thi
We will build to order any Vehicle in our li
pT IIEPAIUINO neatly done, as chcap us
tw All New Wo
WE also hnve on band a large lot of FISK'S
tecting tbe dead for prolonged interment, for t
d which we will sell exceedingly low for CASH.
We will also make COFFINS, and send to an
HEARSE, which will go free of charge.
ri
Abbeville C. H., January Id, 1355
. Hcto Hotel anil
5 AT ABBEY
- ~j\ TATHIS &> SALE Respectfully inform th
1VI ?< ally, that they have opfinea a HOTEL
for the accommodation of permanent and tram
.. tion to the wants and comfort of all who may <
tion and iuduce a repetition of the call. Their
bountiful supply the country can afford ^ atteu<
fortnble ; rooms conveuient and ample; acid, it
i fort of tlieir guests.
l* They would further announce that they will
'* and as they have attached to their Hotel as
J found anywhere hereabout, which will always 1
- and attended by experienced and truaty Ostl
creased patronage of the public. They are at (
11 of stock with shcher and food. Tliej' are also
F any kind of Travelling Conveyance from a Sadd
< very beat of driver*. They have, just complete
horse Hacks ever run in this section, wliich
safe and comfortable vehicle of transportation.
Charges in all eases, for man and beust, will 1
j Ilorse, 87^ cents; Two feeds, 62$; and by the
I Aiuvwimvr our 1000
t. t^T Banner copy four times,
e :
ABBEVILLE III ALE
^caking.
MR. A. C. EI.DER having been elected
Principal of the Abbeville Male Acadeomy,
will commence thecxercisea of theSohool
on the 1st Monday in January next Hie government.of
the School trill be rigid. The mor>
a Is and general deportment, oil the Studenta
[ will nt nil times receive special Attention,
i Studenta -will be prepared to enter theFrcahr
man or Sophomore Close of the South Carolina
e College and thu greatest .care given to their
a preparation. I
The Scholastic year will be divided into {two
1 TERMS. The first will,, commence on the 1st
Monday in January, and continue for twenty
eight weeks; the aecoud wLl begin on the 2d
Monday in September, and continue twelve
l w#-eka. ' '
The Tuition of each Claaa will be for the
k UtClasa: Reading,. "Writinif, 1 at See. 2d. Sea.
Spelling, and Primary Qe'.AMntlU
- *1 < Aft ? ft ftft
~*""l"V " *? ? W V V ??
'2d China: TIio nbove with
i " Geography, Hiatory, A- ; t-:
A rithmetic, Engl?*h Gram- ,
mnr, and exercises iu En- r.:<; &.
gHth Composition, *%L-. 20 00 9 00
t SJ Claw; The above with ?<* .
A all the advanced English
* ; Branched . ; ? 23 00 : 10 00
4th Clau: Theabotre*ftli .-j. ' iS
, Latin and Greek, ~ ' ^ 00 , . " 14 00
Boarding-can be obtained in desirable fami
a lie#, and At reasonable rates, either in the Vili
lege or country near .the Academy, ; .
. Although it is oftbe greatest importance that
all the pupils should be present at the opening
of the Session, still they may be.reeeived at
t. aqy time during the term. Student*will be
charged from the tiuie they enter until the clo??'
of the Session, unlets special nrrsngem- nts are
made to the contrary. >
I A. CL ^LDER, A, B.
I Wt"nb" fgfe i$ifg MM
r TTT? -V *7* 1
s Oftmbridg? F e m a 1 e
' E*ercises of this Sc hoo! Will resumed
* X on tho first Monday in February next,
i, UDder the direction of the accomplished ybong
1 Y L O R ' S ^
E C. Q>) 8. C.j
' -' ' ' ': ' V - ,!
"arriaffcs and Buggies.
he various branches of CARRIAGE MAKING,
uy other town, 1 am able to build
of Vehicle, (
of a iVheel-barrow. And my pricos will be ns
same styles of work, which are always of the
ery respectfully fnvitcd to give me a call.
ACH FACTORY! 1
n assortment of Fine BUGGIES, which wo I
s market, on time to suit the purchaser. 1
ne of business, at the mhortest notice.
any other Establishment in the Stato.
rk Warranted. j&9
METALIC BURIAL CASE3, air-tight, for proransportation,
or any otlier desirable purpose,
y part of the District desired. TVehar?a new
THOS. M. CIIIIISTIAN, '
JAJIE3 L. DEALE.
- ' 87 ly (
1
sr;w <\?M I
?PUUJU& ;
ILLE C. H.
ieir old friends and patrons, and the public gen- .
, on Washington street, opposite Mr. Hugliey'a
lient boarders. They intend to give such atteni>nce
call upon them as shall insure entire satistable
will never want for the best and most
Innts prompt and faithful; beds clean and comi
short, everything suited to the ease and com- continue
the LIVEItY STABLE BUSINESS ; 1
commodious and comfortable Stable* as can be 1
be bouutifullv suonlied with tlm IimI
cm, they hope to receive the continued and inill
times prepared to accommodate any number
sIwavs propared to fnritish their customers with t
le-llorso to a FOUR-IIORSE HACK, with the ?
id, one of the most convenient and elegant four- r
families or companies of pesscngors will find n o
' , i
ie made as low as possible. For single feed of c
dav, 76 centa. ' . j
30 >\ tf.
~ ... f
t
^}
- Notice to Tax-Payers. c
1WJLL attend at the undernamed tlmesnnd 8
plaot-s for the purposo of collectingTaxes ,
for 1855:? 1 " ~ ' c
Abbeville C. H., Monday, February 4; 8
Due West, Tuesday, " 6;
nnd, Monday, March 17; *
Cnllahnrn's, Wednesday, . " 6;
Trible's, - Thursday, .. " 7;
Lowndesville, Friday, " 8;
Speed's, Saturday, . " . 9; .
Calhoun's Mills, Monday, " 11; |
Willington,. Tuesday, - - " .12; ,
Moragiie's, Wednesday, " m 18; ,
TolbertV(in'the Range), Thursday, 14;
Cothran*8i 'J $ Friday, '**' 16; '
Biadly'^ Saturday, " 16;
Greenwood, ' Monday, " ?; 18; :
' 1 mid Wednesday, March'19; ; J
Ninety-Si?, . Tuesday, - 19; {"
Cambridge, Wednesday, V?0;
Woodvillo, Thursday,- , M . 21;
Whitehall, Friday,.V- 22;
Cttd&rSnrlnffiL R?hinl?r ? >? 1
Donald'*) Monday/ *' -25; 1
Scuffleto,wn, >. . Taotday, ; " 26;
Cokeabury, Wednesday, ,. ; r27,' and
Tuesday, March 18;
Deadfall. . Thursday, " 28; ;
Roberta' iStore, ^-.Friday, " : 29; f
Smith villo, Saturday,-- March . 1;
MoCaw*b Old Field, .Thursday, " 20; I
Warrentau, - Friday, -- . V' 21;. jj
Abbeville' G. II. *11 Co^rt waelt,. V.
Salo-dav in April the last day for mnVmg re- 0
turns. All poraoua fuilirfe to rcske-returnson ;
the abpva day. liable to doable tn?.' All taxes
:to be paid by the'firat Monday in May,- or'exe^' "~
cations may be issued. - VwW
Property U> be returned in the name of the
proper owner. Guardians, Kxeeutors, and Ailniinistratoi-B
will rttum property under tbeir
control. - . - . . .
& Pettonahaving trAryiferred property betveop
.the lat October; 1854, J?u'd lat tJctober, 1855, 1
will make it known to me. J
Atfrpettona ?ilPcorne.,prepared to give the f
number of Births, Marriage* and JSeatba -in 1
their f^pyliea: . - . , a
Free persona of .color rouat pay their - taxca
' v'. 'rfv. *.v.. iv . ^iitA.inifi..?
, . . - ?
GREAT BARGAINS FOE CAdH!! k
1 m 4 T> T\ -r* t? W ? - ?
A l AJJtffcVlLLE U. 11.
SLAGER A LIVINGSTON respectfolly inform
the citizens of Abbeville village ami
district that they have opened, at the old stand
* WILLSON A WILLIAMS,
>no of the largest, best selected, finest and f
cheapest stocks of FANCY and STAPLE
sver exhibited in the up-con ntry. '
As a part of our extensive assortment -we 1
will mention:
Ladles' Dress Goods?
DoLninoa, Cashmeres, Ameline Cloths;
Alpacns, Plaid Stuffs, Ginghams;
English and French Merinoes (all shades'):
Calicoes, (of every style iind priccV, I
Mantillas and Cloaks, (a splendid assortTicut
of latest styles and at all prices);
Hosiery, Gloves, Shoes, Ac., Ac.
For Genu and Boys?Cloths,
Cassimeres, Tweeds, Veatings;
Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps, Ac. Ac.;
Also, one of the largest and boat manufactured
assortments of
Ready-made Clothing
^hathns over been brought to this market, to
ffhich particular attention is invited.
For Family UseAll
kinds of Blankets, Flannels. Damasks:
Sheetings, Shirtings, Tickings, Towellings;
Diapers, Doylies, Curtain Materials, Ac.
P1an?n?<?n
Plain# (Georgia nnd Kentucky); 1
Ornaburgs, Stripes, Kerseys, ic. <tc;
We have also an extensive stock of
JEWELBT,
lonsisting of every article embraced under tliat '
lead, to which we iurito the notice of ca?- '
onicrs. '
In short, oar stock is Taried and complete, '
ind we respectfully solicit an examination of it.
iVe show for nothing, and sell for os near no- 1
liing as any other establishment can afford to
lo.
py* CALL & SEE what bargains we will sell ,
FOR CABH..S&
Oct 22, 1855 25 8ra 1
i
VARIETY STORE!
tw ttT a n t V * ? J' '
w. vr. a 111 LLITU, 1
HAVING become proprietors of the Confectionery
and Variety Store, at Abbeville
Jourt House, respectfully invite the attention j
>f the public to their fresh, full and varied (
isaortmeut of
Confectioneries,
FRUITS, CANDIES,
PRESERVES PICKLES, AC, .
ogether with a supply of Fireworks?Crack:rs,
Sky-Rockets, Roman Candles, <fcc., (and a
emnant of Toys which will be sold very low,
is we wish to discontinue that part of the bus- 1
ness) now on hand and being constantly re- t
:eived?and which will be sold at unusually
ow prices.
Tbey are determined to keep always on hand, ?
or the accommodation of customers, every- '
.hStiffin tltoii* Itn* fKat A?n V*. J
lope by such attention to the waute of their j
lustoiuers, by'fair dealing, and low charges to <
ecare liberal patronage.
They are determine to. keep a larger and .
tatter assortmont than has ?-ver before been .
'ffei-ed, and all at prices which can net fail to :
atisfy. 1
53^* Oive iu a trial.
. D?c..2o> 1855. 38-tf J
t
Administrator's IVotice. e
I^HE Administrator of the Estate of Dr. "VV. ,
L.Trible, hereby gives puhlio notice that /
he same will be settled, in the Ordinary's of- a
ibc, on tho 12th day of. April next. Ail perons
having legal aemsndaagainrt said Estate J
lire required to prgfeentXheur duly attested on
r before that day; and those indebted will
sk? du?* notice that after the 12th of February heir
notes and accounts will be placed in the
>ands of an officer for collection.
S. 51. TRIBLE. Adtn'r.*- N.
1).?Tlit>*o having demands will come forward
and receive their "pay immediately after i
lie settlement. ft. M. T., Admr. .
January 5, 1830 88 3in '
53: - .
, .Wanted t
TXT hire by the year a number of good able ,3
JL - bodied bands to work on the C
Greenville and Colombia Railroad ?
n the year 1856. . . v . '
.Those wishing-to hire can ?cc mc on the line
f Road, of add r e*s me rtt^Williamaton.'
. v/ n. R. HUDGIN9," {'
Supervisor 2d.Div. O. <fc C. R. R. ;
i,jSe^iO,r18S5. -*'/ " 88-tf .7
< .A. 0. S,oi.r, I
2Q8?*<fMlO Jfa(n Ur*rt, 'j .~;r, t
Coinmbls; S. C. . ~ . i
\,f ANUFACTUUKIt *"d gertera!dflta| [
-Yjb' dealer In fine and plain\FtyJt^T#TvjI
I ITU RE, CHAIRS, PIANOS,' WALfi1 FAPEU, *
iifitnn icnsva it. ^ - * *
lAi UVilOOJVO, (Kv?, CCC.,11 iow prices.lor CAW,
ad nil warranted for one year or longoiv
AH klnd? Furniture made to order, and all g
Wfr. :.
FOUHD
A REUABTiF. MEDIOINE.
THE CELEBRATED
COLLETON
bitters;
A Purely Vegetable Preparation
AND A
SOVEREIGN BEMEDY
FOR
DYSPEPSIA.
THESE BITTERS are purely a VEGETABLE
COMPOUND, and ire offered to
he publie under tlie fullest conviction that
liey -will be found a safe and sovereign REMEDY
for DYSPEPSIAThey
have been triumphantly tested, not
snly by numerous families and Physicians in
Lhe South, who have furnished ample testimony
as to their decided ezcellcnce, but also by
Lne proprietor, who, for ten years, suffered all
Lhe gloom incident to that stubborn and distressing
disease.
The COLLETON BITTERS are also a Car*
niinativo, moat excellent for Cholera Morbue,
[!osti vents*, Sea Sickncta: Nausea, proceeding
From whatever cause, Shortness of Breath,
Acidity, Heartburn, Cramps and Stltcbea in
the Breast.
The above Medicine is highly recommended
io literary gentlemen, student*, elderly people,
md othcm of. sedentary habits. v
' I do hereby certify that I have known and
ised your celebrated compound COLLETON
BITT'ERS in my family for more than fifteen
fears, and I do verily "believe it to be one of
Jie most valuable Family and Plantation Mcdcincs
in use, having -witnessed their beneficial'
;fleets in >>o many instances, that with truth it
nay be affirmed, they well deserve the high
Hicotniums which tliev have received from th?
tfflicted who have partaken of their Invigora.ing
and health-restoring properties.
Signed, CHAS. O. CAPERS, Planter,
St. Helena, 8, a"
The undersigned, wholesale agents for tho , ?
tbwe, take pleasure in stating that they ere in*
imately acquainted with the manufacture of
he "Colleton Bitters," hence they do not hestate
to commend the article as possessing rar
rirtucB, and w?U calculated to afford relief in
Dyspepsia and its Kindred
Diseases.
Retail Price 60 Cents Bottle!
?or which ram an incalculable amount of sufering
may be. arrested. Ths trade will be , ' r
lupplied on liberal terms.
Orders should be addressed to " v->
11AVIL.AM), HARRAL <fc CO.,
8pecial Agentss, Charleston, 8. CI,
importers of Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals,
Perfumery, Brushes, ic. * .">
l&- For sale by WARDLAW ? LYON; i,
Abbeville; F. G. PARRS, Greenwood; GARY
fc GARY, Cokesbary. (June 1'05 ly ^ .
CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE. .
fry The friends of S. G. W. DILL respect-'^
ully announce him a Candidate lor Sheriff, at
he next Election. . . " . " - '
tar The friends of W. VT. GRIFFIN respectilll\r
innmmoA liim m nm^AlADL^ir ? *
J ? i.i?wuiyukc ?v? *J/in 9jJ SV
he ensuing election. - [M*y 7, 1855- r'
%ST The friends of NIMROD MoCORD reipectfully
announce him as a Candidate .for''
Sheriff at the ensuing Election.
or The friends of Capt. S. A. IIodoks res>ectfally
announce him as a candidate for Tax. ?olleetor
at the ensuing election. ? ;? ' , " "
Mff** The friends of John R. Wiuon respect- '
ully announce him a? a candidate for Tax Colttor
of Abherille District, at the ensuing ?lco ' .T
ion. .. k,
fgf* Wt are authorised to- announce the Ray --"-*
Iames Mooajt as a candidate foe re-election as
fkU?~Callj>i:iar i\f AlihAvillA
ining election.
OTThe friends of JAMES M. VANDIVElt
eapectfully nnnonnca - him.- as B candidate .for .
Tax ColUcior fit Abbeville District, at the **- :
ning election. .. .
^ign of the Two Latge Watcha:
WATCHES, CLOCKS, ' iwwzrmmri'M
AT NEW. YORKPRICE8, FOR CASH f f
SL;: MERCHANTS andT'toealeM will X* ' *"
Fit well to call and examine the stoek 'sT
Batches, clocks and jew$i*y, *t
>efore tliey purchase else where. Erery articlo . ?
. A stock always on hanipecuiiarly adapted /
o country dealers. * v - i
Save twenty prr csnt^jr '
M- 249 King-afc, Charleston," * V
. -Tour door* from Went worth street. -..A
Octobers, 1855; * ttf
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Notice to ?wnrdSatt*, &c.
rhujaujlaks, tfote'wft&l*
ul count in mv d/Rce^-,ar*-ber?bT.;irtlW v > .
o naki their Annual RottifD* on ot 0?foM /**?: /
,6th day of April next. Alt person* io default
it that time will bo rtiled inMicriminrntify. Alo
Guardianu appointednt l??t Jun* Tcm, a*d
irho b?*e not cet pivcn Bond. *re requested^ '
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. CommWober? Office.. s% -
,Jm??I7 C, 18? ; . ^
ITotice to the Public.
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