The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, July 10, 1857, Image 3
Valuable IVIcriic-iitc.
Wq presmric 110 medical preparation ever
offered to public has been more thoroughly
tested than
PERKY DAVIS* PAIN KILLER.
Thousands of persons, were called upon to
do so would cheerfully testify that they have
\ised it foBrVarious ills, with the most satisfactory
succeed. It is within our own knowledge,
that an immense amount of suffering has been
relieved by it. It* proprietors 6ave no pains
or expense in order to satisfy the public.? Hem
Btrictly honorable men, they observed the utmost
uniformity in the manufacture of their
celebrated Pain Killer. The materials of which
it is composed are carefully selected?none but
the beat beinp used. 15y these means the high
reputation which the l'ain Killer has long since
acquired, is ?t all times sustained. In view of
these facts, we are by no means surprised to
jcnr thai Messrs. 1 Javis <fc [Son's sales are constantly
and rapidly increasing.?Providence
ti?n?ral advertiser.
Sold by WARDLAW <t LYON, Abbeville
b. ii., s.V
Wheat i Wh?at! !
WANTED, all the WHEAT that will be
delivered at this Depot in Two Hushed
^h'cWs, (furnished by the subscriber,) by the
middle of next week, at ?1 25 per Ihishel.
vYIieut to be a good merchantable article, of
which the subscriber will be the Judge.
II. S. KERR.
July 10, 1857 10 It
A .11 B ROT Y PES.
W. G. KENNEDY
T> ESPECTECLLY informs the Public that
JL*j lie is permanently located at
tviiin; iiall,
"Where lie i? fully prepared, nt all times, to
give a ^ood Picture and correct Likeness for a
tiimlrratc remuneration.
July 6, 1857 10 It
Straw ICoimcts at Cost.
OWING to the advanced state of the season,
wo. wijl eell our entire stock of ST 11 AW
ItONNKTS," GENTS' STRAW and LEGHORN
11 ATS, o(V at Cost, without reserve, for
Caxh oulu.
Gentfi ill want of a good Sl.MMER 11AT,
will lind a lame assortment at Cost, at
ClIAMIiERS ?t MARSHALL'S,
No. 1. Granite Row.
Abbeville C. II., July 2, 1857. 10 tf
HESPERIAN CHAPTER R\ A.'. M.'
AN EXTRA Convocation of this Chaj?ter
will ?.? fi... A ?...i I
ljing of Tuesday, the 14th '.fuBt., '^commencing
nt 3 o'clock. This Convocation wilt^be rcser.V;
od for the upecinl accommodntion of Candidates
from the Country, Dr. Albert G., Mackev,
Grand lligh l'licst will preside. Royal Arch
Masons genearally are invited to attend.
By order of M. 13. JL P, ^
CHARLES' II. ALLEN', Sec.
July. 10, 1S57 10 It
" LOST.
IOST on Fridaj', the 3d Instant, between
u Willington and Mr. Joshua Davis', on
the Road leading from Abbeville Cotirt House
to Cokcsbury, a common Black 1'ORTMOXAI
of usual size, coutaining, ns nearly as recol
leeted, about
'JL'iircc llumlrcrt Dollars,
mostly in TEN and TWENTY Dollar Itills;
Two fci'OO Bills, and about $1 00 in Silver
Change?no papers in it- Any person finding
the same and leaving it at this Office will be
liberally rewarded, or any information respecting
it thankfully.received.
July 8. 1857 10 4t
STOVES? STOVES.' STOVES?
rpUE. undersigned has the right to sell the
JL Patent Cookjng Stovp, "VICTOR," inanxifnetured
in the South, and of Southern Iron,
and at lower priccs than Northern castings,
finer finish and more convenient. Cull and
examine for yourselves.
Jielow I give the sizes of the Stoves, and the
number they cook for ; also, my Iti-tuil
Prices, and the number of articles that
go with each Stove:
No. 10 cooks for forty, price, - $42 00
Nn n II .. ? - -
^.x.. .? iiiiii.y, - 37 0(1
No. 8,^ " twenty, " - 82 00
No. < twelve, " - 27 00
Each Stove lms the following articles, without
extra fcliarge :
One extra Grate and Back,
One Oval Boiler,
One round do,
10 feeb of Pipe,
One Tea Kettle,
One set of Wafle Irons,
One Skillet,
One Iron Heater,
One Griddle,
One Grid' Iron,
2 Sheet Iron Pans,
3 Tin Pans,
One Rake,
One l'ot.
Extrn Pipe charged 10 cents n pound. All
Stoves warranted. Extra castings at Foundry
prices.
I have also, a good variety of Northern
Stoves, and farmer'e Boilers, at low price.
can ai 11. W. LAWSOS'S
Tid Ware Manufactory and Stove Emporium.
July 9, 1857 10 3m
Headquarters.
GEORGETOWN, JULY 1, 1857.
' GENERAL ORDERS XH ?
- -- ""
THE following Regiments will parade, for
Review and Drill, at ttuch times and
places as herfeirt indicated ;
Tlie 10th.Regiment of Infantry will parade
jat Richardson's, on Thursday, the 30th July.
The 7th Regiment of Infantry will parade at
the Old Well?f( on Satilrday, the 1st August
next.
The 9th Regiment of Infantry will parade at
or near Low "a, on Tuesday, (lie 4th of August.
The 2d Regiment of Cavalry will parade at
LongmMjifa, on -Thqrsday, the 6th August prox.
" Tne wlr Regiment of Infantry will parade
at Morrotv'a, pn Saturday, the 8tn August prox.
The 6th Rcgfihent of Infantry wjll parade at
Lomax'a, on Wednesday, the 18th of August.
The 4th Regiment of Infantry will parade
at Jlaynie's, o? Saturday, the 12th of August
/jlhe>42d Regiment of Infantry will parade
at Mhfton'a. On Tliesdav. fchn lKth nf inmirf I
- Tbe,2d
Regiment of Infantry will parade at
HallV on Thursday, 20th of August.
The 6th Regiment of Infantry will parade at
Hunter's, on Saturday, the 22d August.
The lsL#6gltaeut of Cavalry will parade at
^JSmilh'a Store, on Wednesday, the 2Gth August.^
TJiS od Regimankof Infantry will pnrade at
djttpney's Old tetora, on Saturday, the 29th of
Auguifc ? * -J?
The^et Regiment of Ibfantry will parade at
Benton's^on Tuesday, the 1st of September.
The officers aid Don-commississtoned "officers
- taill assoin^le on tUe day previous to the lieView
of thAjr^spective Regiments, for drill
od inttfuetfom * , '
The Mnjor Gaperal of the Division and the
Generals pf Brigade will, with their?re*pectivc
Buff, attend the Itariewa. *
Generals of Bjitade are charged with the
extension of fhisTOler.
Volunteer companies. will be rain#te)]r> inspected,
and th# books of Beat Com'paiiielrwiU
k, be examined;
The Aids^de-Caidp it? the Commanderiin"*
Chief residing within UufJfflfeta of the l*t DiBf
' RTW. 1L DUK50VANT,
Aityataot and iBapcctv'General;
Joly 10 X0 It
.... jjH^I , |
OxyficnUtcd Bitters lit Europe.
From ltev. L. Doulittle, h highly, respecta*
bio Clcrgyidatl.
Paris, November, 1, 1852.
Dear Sir About two years since I made
use of a few bottles of your Oxygenated Hitter*,
for it stomach complaint which was at tliat time cj)iU
relieved. seril
Since my stay in England and France, I have ft0C(
found my old enemy, irritability of the atomnth,
returning ngnin. I have not found any
prescription to all'ord me relief, and I made
inquiries for your Oxytjmatcd. liittert, but could J^T'
not find any. I write now to beg j*ou will do ^
me the favor to send by the earliest steamer
to Havre, half a dozen bottles. j
Aii old friend of mine in England, Captain
Jackson of the British Army, I found, on my
arrival, suderitig from Asthma, manifestly the \w
result of dyspepsia. Send an additional half g||pj
a dozen bottles, I should like to have the (JO<
Captain try the medicine.
1 am not aware that inr nnnin !? l.w.t,-.. I Bu\
j - *w ?"v"" IU ticK'
you. I have bccu the resident Clergymay for
some twenty-three years, iu Shurbruuk and foroi
and Lennoxville, Cannada East, to which charge Col
1 hope to be able to return iu the spring.
1 remain, dear sir, your obedient servant,
l. doolittle. ei^
frederick t. wallace. J!1'"
r ret
SETII W. FOWLE it Co., 138 Washington
Street, Boston, Proprietors. Sold by their Frei
agents everywhere. Clin
i lion
The friends of WILLIAM A. tilLlvS re- 'V'
spcetfully announce hini as a Candidate' for
the office Ordinary at the ensuing election. Kml
The friends of WILLIAM IIILL respectfully a",a
announce him us a Candidate for re-election to Gloi
Office of (Ordinary at the next election.
1 l.no?
The friends of Dr. J. F. McCOMIl respect- Knit
fully amioiincc him as a Candidate for Tax JJ'}'
Collector at the next election.
Mar
The Friends ?f A. ADOLPI1US WILLIAMS j'j11
respectfully announce hiiu as a Candidate for j[H,.
Ordinary, nt the next Election. l'ilh
' Supi
Attention ! Plan
2d Regiment of Cavalry. ||j?'
P UllSUANT to Orders received from Gen. | jii'k
jl ferryman, an Election will lie hold for Sup.
Colonol, at the various Cluster Grounds, on the silk
FIRST Day of August next, to fill the vaean- shir
ov occasioned by the resignation of Col. John stoe
Talbort
]}y order of Lieut Col. J. C. MARTIN",
Commanding. _
Jas. Ai'i-i.r.TOs, acting Adjutant
June 30, 18.-.7. 9 td
Shoi
Wheat Trade. K??n
'"FMIK undersigned propose to purchase any Jr./!
.1. amount of W11KAT?say from 10 to "' my
100,000 budhels. Wo will furnish hags and .
send thorn on the Railroad to the most convo- ^.Vj (L"
nielit points, and to pav Uio highesteaah priced. ' 'J.''
WALKER ?t GLEN. " "
Ncwberrv C. II., S. C.
June 17, 1S57 8 fit 1,1
fllead Quarters, u"
FIRST IUtKiADE CAVALRY, | ai
i\k\v Maukkt, June 2<>, 1857. f
Oli I) EH NO. 1
COT- .1110. F. TALBERT, of the 2d Reiri- ,
TiH'iit, 1st Brigade Cavalry, having resigned, '
Lieu ten ant-Colonel J AS. 0. MARTIN will take
command of said Regiment, till au Elcctiuii for v
Colonel shall lie held.
ORDER NO. 2
LIEUT-COL. .IAS. C. MARTIN will forth- Jn
with order an Election for COLONEL of the
2d Regiment of the 1st Brigade Cavalry, on
SATURDAY the firut day of Auyuxt next, to
fill the vacancy occasioned by the resignation AltOI
of Col. Tulbert. _
By order of ^
GEN. FERRYMAN, Mc(
1st Brigade Cavalry.
Jno V. Moouk, Brigade-Major.
June 25, 1857 8 t?l J.v
. Janu
WAMT
A SITUATION as Tca.clicr, for next
year, (1857) in a College, Academy or ,
Family, 1>y a young Lady of Six Years expe- A1H
rience, to teach the following branches, vis:
Anything ill English, French, Music, Wax,
Fruit and Flowers, Spice Work and Embroidery
<te. Will
Satisfactory references will be given to those ?
wishing n Teachcr. For further information, J"
apply to J. W. E,
Madison, Oa. P
June 18, 1857. 7 If
SELLING OUT. DRY GOODS, yj
BROOM & NOR HELL, J?
AUGUSTA, 6 A., , ^
Will offer their entire Stock of enga
For the remainder of the Season at very
LOW PRICES. T X
fTMIEIR Stock is large and well assorted, * '
JL and offer rare attractions to buyers.? " 'J"
We are now engaged in the enlargement of
our Store, and will have to give up a portion nn<|
of it to the workmen soon, nnd would like to | ua('
reduce the Stoek as low as possible before the j Prl,?<
iiiuvc. ah in wane ot
CHEAT DRY GOODS, 0<
Are respectfully invited to give us n call.
JuelO, 1857. 7 tf
HO
AMBROTYPES.
ill. II. DEALE, ARTIST, ^
"\X7"OUI,D respectfully eav to tlie Ladies Oi
\ T and Gentlemen of Abbeville and vi- ftttei
cinity, that lie is now in the village, and ready H;
to take AMBROTYPES of the very finest <><
finish.
Operating hours from 8 o'clock, A. M., to
2 o'clock, 1\ M.
EST" Banner copy.
june 11 *6 tf A
MARSHALL, LEE & DeBRUHL.
THE undersigned have associated with them, pr:.j
in the Practice of the Law, STEPHEN i,
C. DkBRUHT. Far. All ' *
, ,vj. ?. * uuoiiicn viiiruaieu W day
their core will receive prompt attention. A
J. FOSTER MARSHALL, A M
W. A. LEE. ' 0]
January 12, 1857. 37-tf
A1
ORIENT CHAPTER NO. 9 R.\ A.'. M.\, ?
COKESBVRY, rp,
A MEETS Third FriJay in every 1.
Month, at 3 P. M. All 1
/^r\ May 23, 1850 ly cond
the i
I>r. I>. A. Jordan. l,a<1
HAVING located at Abbeville Court Ilouse
offers hit Professional services to the in ja
habitants of village, and vicinity. Office
on Main st., the first door above the Marshall n_i
House. [febAO, '67 42-3m r_^
MASONIC FE1QALE COLLEGE, }
. COKESBURY, S. C. and
I^HE Exercises in thia College will be re- pfac
-^Afunied the First School Day of February, then
FoF information as to *^erau, Catalogues Ac., ious.
addrew * jf. F. GABY, Bcc*ry.
Dec 19, 1856 ' 8S-tf
nT3A.XiLittjl9S.XMG* Dr.."
WILLIAffl ALEXANDER, ^
TX70ULD respectfully inform the citizens -*-4
m i * of the community-'that he hi* located
himself in thabttilding formerly oocapied by
nTMoEVOY, as a boot and alioe itota; one ?&
door below the Marshall fitosej wtotre'be will -Tig
be prepared U) e*wat? witlWeftneM. and dtf ^
patch all orders entrusted Hrtnto. ?.
March 19,1867. T** f M-W A
iat
For Sale.
jFFERED by the subr ir for Salo T\
HOUSES and LOiS ia Cokcsbu
icville District, and over
:??>?? /w <* :: jam. jtsfts
jAND, iii two Tracts, lying about a n
1 the Village.?Any one wishing to p
te are requested to eall soon upon the s'
Ijer, who will make the priee and tct
imniodaiing. JOEL W. TOWNSEND
me 2, 1S.">7 0 Hiii
House ami LM
OR SALE, in the Town of Abbeville
Applv at this Oifice.
ay 1, 1857. 62tf
I II. WARDLAW & SON.
SFRIB& STOCK.
TE Invite the attention of our Custom
P an<l the l'ublic generally to ourSpri
ly of French, English and American DI
) 1>S. which is very large and embraces t
:t and most elegant Goods of the Seas<
ers are assured that they may get of us, i
'A of llie lu'st niinlil" 1
i and prompt paying Customers will bo
1 many ndvnntagcB.?We enumerate?
il <fc Hrocadc Strin'd Fig\l Fancy Silks;
;-P!nin (irosde Rhine &'Poult dc Soi Sill
n and Printed French HaregCA ;
" " Challic* ;
;antFrench l)e LaiiiCB for Spring ;
n ami Printed Jaconets and Organdies ;
icli Cambrics and Drilliantes ;
'linnis?Fine Scotch and Common ;
icli, Knclish nnd American Prints;
itz Col'd lirillinntc ;
ibusin, Canton Cloth Alpacas Ac ;
ino assort incut of Mourning Goods ;
ions and Dress Trimmings of various Styl
I Threa t, Laces and Kdifitii;* ;
troi'd Camb.,Swiss, Thread it Lisle Edginj
Mantillas?a variety ;
rge assortment of Fig'd it Plain Ribhor
res, a varied assortment for Ladies, Gen
Misses and Hoys;
;d and Knibroidered Collars and Sets ;
iroiilercd and Plain Linen Handk'fs;
dclxino,Steel, Skelton ?fc Wro't Camb. Skii
Uoad Corsets;?Hosiery in great vnriet
seillcs and Allendale Quilts ;
iiture Dimities and Fringes ;
lask Table Cloths and Napkins ;
kabai k and Damask Towels ;
w anil Sheeting Linen ;
?rior Irish Linens;
itation Osnnbnrgs, Striped and Plain ;
ivn and Uleaehed 1 )oiin>j?f!n?
:k an J Colored Rroad Cloths ;
, Col'd ami l'ig'd Doeskins and Cassinien
0-4 Drap D'Ktes;
Linen and Marseilles Vesting* ;
ts and Drawers?several sdrta;
ks, Cravats, Silk and Linen llandk'fs ;?
Together with every article usually ki
in this line.
11 Our IIAltOWAKR Dcpai
t. will he found Hoes,Scythes, Axes, Spud
els, Chains, <tc, ?tc, for Planters ; and
t variety of Tools for Mechanics?besii
e assortment of Razors, rocket Knives a
e Cutlery, Locks, Nails, ?tc, etc.
e would call particular attention to our I
lit assortment of Roots, Shoes, Gniters a
icrs for Ladies Gentlemen and Hoys ;
iddl.-s, liridles, Horse Collars itc ;
oekerv GLASS ?to
it.-, nf all sorts, Heady-Made Olotliinir,
In sliorl, if you need any (ioods at all, c
d wc will try and supply your wants".
It. II. WAU'dL.UV it SON.
ihevillo, March 24, 1S?7. 47-3in
S. McUOWAN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
OFFICE IX LA 11* RANUE,
:xt Door to Thomson k Fair,
ILLb (J. II.
ntiary 1, 18.">7. 35-tf
TeuIjFn & cotilkanT"
rneys at Law nnd Solicitors in Equil
[(/ice, the one formerly occcupied i
rowan it Per r in,
LAW RANGE,
s. XI. Pkiirin, Jas. S. Cotiirax.
nry 1, 1857. 35-tf
J. C. GALHOUH,
IRNEY AT LAW AND SOLICITOR
EQUITY,
ABBEV1LLC C. IV.,
attend nrmnntlu tr? nil /--J
i J J ' " V.?W..VV?0 bH?l H?IU
'are.
nuury 30, 1857. 39-tf
'rofessional Card.
DR. S. R^SlTlLLERN,
AVIXG located permanently in Grcc
wood, offers liis Professional Services
public.
j nmy l>c found nt his Office, next ?loor
. Kiley'j Drugstore, unless professional
ged.
?reh 24, 1857. 47-Gm
Great Inducements.
JF. linve ft large stock of Negro Goo<
consisting ?>f Ifi.ivuva doi.in..:
X IUI
Linseys, together with Heavy Ncg
ikets, superior to nny we have ever lin
will promise to give every one who mi
upon us, every inducement in the way
j and quality, to huv of us.
MILl'KU <fc WARREN,
Opposite Globe Hotel,
t, 10, 1850. 23-tf
Attention Citizens!
USE AND FURNITURE PAINTINC
XECUTEI) in the neatest and most Fas
iomihlc Style*, Imitating choice Coloi
id and Marble.
*<ler* from the country "will be prompt
mli'il Iji
ST T. M. ARD,
;t 17, '5(*>. f'itC.m] Abbeville C. II.
I^mmx
FROM
BBEVILLE TO WASHINGTON.
FOUR HORSE STAGE leaves ABB
VILLE on Monday, Wednesday ai
ny.
saves Washington, Ga., on Tuesdaj', Thui
ami Saturday mornings.
Daily Train leaves Washingtou at 7 o'clo
., for Atlanta and Augusta.
FFICE at the POST OFFICE.
JOHN MeBRYDE, AgmL
bbeville C. II., April 3, 1857. 48 ly
DISSOLUTION.
IIF. late Law Firm of McGOWEN it PE
KIN is Dissolved by mutual consent
iusiness COnimi>nMi1 nn tn
iuctvd and finished by us together lind
name of the old Firm, as if no Dissoluti
taken place.
B. McGOWEN",
JA& M. PEIUflN.
nuary 1, 1857. Sb.ltickirmsonry
and Plaaterin
HE undersigned having formed.a Co-pa
nership in ^]ie above uusiness, are prepi
> do all work entrusted to them in the n<
most substantial manner. Flaving a lo
t.icrtl expedience in the business, they flat!
lsclvs that tliet eah please the moi| fast
All work *ill be warranted.
JOHN COUMBE,
A. J. WOODHURST.
eferknck.?II. A. Jones, S, JL Cfclhoun a
J. iff. Hearst, of Abbevllfcf
bbeville O. IL Oct.- 28-1 y .
Wall pApjerik
ftaert of Tran^fiifent window Bluu
i.Plet(if,lM t6 match. * '* . *
tWArftAna PUHtHH tife J
pttte<o *#1*! fa well t
.. . A. BLEAKLY,
pguata, Oa.| iitj 9, 185?. 52-ly
Tlie State of South Curolii
vo ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
ry, ]\fILTON Jl. DEALT-; who is now in
J31- custody of the Sheriff of Abbeville
trict, by virtue of a writ of capias ad *u
lile c'rn'l""l> H"5 B,<'t of Spencer F. Smith,
ur- '"B filed in my Olfiee, together with a s
ule, on oatli, of his estate and effects, his
me ^'on "IC ^w,,r?' Common l'leas, prn
tlint he may be admitted to the benefit o
Acts of the General Assembly, made for
relief of insolvent debtors?
It is ordered, that tlie sni<l Spencer F. Si
and all others the creditors to whom the
Milton II. Deale is in any wise indebted
and they arc hereby summoned, and liav?
tice to appear, before the suid Court, at A
villc Court House, on Monday, the fifth da
October next, to shew cnuse, if any they
why the prayer of the pctiliou aforesaid, 6li
not be granted.
MATTHEW McDONALD, C. G.
ers Office of Common I'lens, Abbeville ^
ng District, this HOth June. 18o7. I 10IY
,l?e Sett lenient
J"- Estate of Jnhn Olivor duneocor
[If- ~ ~ '
^ ~VTOTICE is hereby given to nil panics
i.^1 eerned, and especially to those resi
beyond the limits of the State, that a 1
Settlement ot the Estate of John Oliver,
' ceased, will be made iti the Court of Orili
for Abbeville District, on Friday, the
day of July next. All persons having el
against said Estate will present the same
' payment, and those owing are required to
on or before that dav.
J AS. M. LATIMER, Ex\
Lowndesvillo, Abb. iJist.
April 14, 1857. 50-3m
cs:
rI"MIE IJOl'AItTNK1LSI1II' heretofore exl
rg. .1.. between II. A. Jones and J. \V. Li'
3 ' ston, in the j'raetiee of LAW, is this day
R . solved, by mutual consent.
J II. A. JONES.
J. W. LIV1NGSTO
March SI, 18"?7. -IS-tf
XEW GOODS! KLW CIOOI
>'> M. STRAUSS,
C O ICJ'JS B U It Y .
sriM'LY the W.1..U nf .....
^ -- .. .? m"J V"01 '
JL. ami Friciuls 1 Inid in n largo nml c:
sive Stuck in nil the articles kept in my s
nml determined to offal* inducements to
chaser*, l.otli in price nn<l quality.
Therefore coll and examine and you wi
convinced. M. STRAUS
us
Splendid Stock
Ladies Dress Goods,
MANTILLAS.
j.t It ON N1CTS,
RUMOXS,
... TRIMMTXC.S, ET
M. STRAUSS.
Cokesbm
ft
||-j Elegant and Cheap
ACcu<Iy-iiia<lc Clothing,
:x- ?? ?..
??1 GENTS, JiOYS AND YOU
M. STRAUSS,
Coki'shur
L*c. Till? riDI!I?wm ivn mnfim nuinmim
niu lirimir.iM Jl.ll> lllllrtl lICi.ll) 111'I
ASSORTMENT OF
FAXCY A H7VCLES,
? BOOTS ?t SHOES,
HA HJt W'A HE,
U HOC Eli Y,
STA TIOXA H V
AX It (jirjJEXSWA
M. STRAUSS,
Cukcslim
April '24, 1 S.r?7. fillf
_ II. A. JONKS, II. F. JOXK
y# JONES & JONES,
f w Attorneys at Law and Solicitors in Etn
"J OFFICE?A 11BEYII.LE C. II., S. V.
~\\J ILL practice in Abbeville, Ail del
f T J,aureus, Newberry, and adjoining
tricts. Will promptly attend to all busi
intrusted to tliem.
? April li?, 1857. CO
TO THE LADIES.
More New Mantillas J
CHAMBERS & MARSHALL
TTAVE received this week direct from !
JLJL York, a beautiful assortment of
_ liLA CK CIIANTELL Y LA CE,
Black Silk and ]>lack Moire Antique li
soinely Trimmed White <t Colored
m. 7m. mrrmr * jmk. si
No. 1 Granite Itange.
"q Abbeville C. II., S. C.. April 17 [30t
ni'iill'llK'lII
Estate of Elijah Oliver, deceased
-\TOTICK is hereby given to tlie partiei
? .LA l crested in tlie Estate of Elijah Ol
deceased, that a Final Settlement of tlie e
J8| will lie mmle in tlie Court of Ordinary
i,8 Abbeville District, on the 17tli day of
co nest (Friday.) Those indebted to paid Ei
l(]i are required to pay up immediately, und t
r,y having claims against it (if anj') will pre
of the same for payment?legally attested.
J AS. M." LATIMER,
iiguiiL ior me i?,x 01
April 14, 1857. 50-3m
- ABBEVILLE MALE ACADEN
'"I^LIE Exercises of this Institution wil
} .L resumed oil the First Monday in Jn
jj, ry next. The government of the School
rp be rigid, and every effort will be made to n
tain a high standard of morality.
The Scholastic J'ear will be divided
two Terms. The first will commence on
1st Monday in'January, and continue Twe
eight weeks; the second will begin on th<
? Monday^ in September, and continue tw
C weeks.
TERMS OF TUITION.
Reading, Writing, Spelling, 1st Ses. 2d
and I'riniHry Geography, $14 00 $
K. The above with Geography',
aj History, Arithmetic, English
Grammar and Exerrs.
eises iu English Composition,
- - - 20 00
Tl.? -ill. -11 41. ? - .1
CU iuc buuvu wan uu liic a avanccJ
English Branched, 23 00 1<
The above with Latin and
Greek, - - - 28 00 1
Students will be received at any time
? ring the Session and will be charged from
time they enter until the end of the Sos
unleas special arrangement* are made to
_ Willi 111
i.e lJourding can be obtained at reasonable r
|er A- C. ELDER, A.
on Dec 19, 1856 33-tf
tlT Abbeviille Banner will please copj
NOTICE.
JOHN WINCEY, Esq., will bo bapp
. attend to
g# OVER HAULING OP BNOINI
rfc. or Mill Works, in tbe Vicihily 6f Abbe
#r. And tlie.surrounding country;
Applicants will please apply to John
n? right* Abbeville,- or Win. Lebby, Charlc
a C. JOHN WINCE
id. Oct 31, 1856. 20-1 y.
GRAPE VINES.
ABBEVILLE MODEL VINEURD!
nd T^R. TOQIVO offers for Sale Vinb
xj tings aud Rooted Vines, atlhe fol
ing rates i .
? PerHu&dred Vine Cuttings,
For Catawbas and other 8orted AmcfGi
U?n Varieties; i r ; |
1m For 8ort?dT5tfr6peari Viirietie*, ' -1
{ Rrfdted American Varieties,' Bath; - ?'
for Rooted European V>rietiea, " '
11 Rfoted Aapperno'ng; * - :
r Ko'dtevTbofDoc.
ti, ft Vin*"pftined?t r*i*c>nkl}??it?
-a.. 'Z: ,,-in ojkiX
iia, IV TT;
f Jsprinji atu
tS GOO
yiiii?
f the iff. ISRAEL ,
t',e fcTlVFORIV their Friends and the Pu
A iu Storu tlicir full Supply of Seaxoi
"Jjlj LADIES' SB
( bo, MANTILLAS, BONNETS, RIBBONS,
no- BRACELETS i
Our St<
Ion, Head y-m a d e
lould Is Unusually Large, alsi
p GENTS' FTJR HI
All of which w
HATS, SHOES, TRUNKS, UMBRE1
Excellent Variety.?Also, a very hei
i? tH)Oi>S at the Lowest Market Prices.
Please call and convince yourselves i
oon
Hj Abbeville C. II., April I, 1857.
de
e. j . t a
lima
f?r CARRIAGE
rpiIK SIJRSCKI 65 Kit rchiri ? his tlmnle
.1. mid solicits a continuance of tliu same. 1I<
mors Carriages and Rnggics after tlie most approved SI
<tcii- athl for Style and Durability, can not be beaten ;
tore, low a3 in any t*bop in tlie State. IJuggies from $
pur- Any one wishing a Huggy will do well to give
Let it be understood, thut I decline Sliooini? llo
ll be or form?I tun not. prepared and will not do it.
>S. N. It. Mv TERMS are Cash or Cash l'aper, fron
Abbeville C. 11., Jan. 1, 1857.]
1*. S. Those Indebted to me will do well to mo
[35 tf]
Octagon Burial CasesC
r ' J
rT"MIESE CASES are extensively usc<l, and posst
JL tins for transportation, depositing in vault
rpj[ niade of the
IWost Iinpcr?slial>lc ITIsitcrials; al
,v To prevent rust or corrosion ; and when propel
? tion that the bodies of our deceased loved on
H tions of water, or depredations of vermin, and
obviating tlie neeeKsity of hasty burials; or, if <
The OCTACSOX CASE is a new style of Metalli
?S9 perfect resemblance of
Highly Poliahe
and free from objections expressed bv sonic
former stylos.
The Subscriber is now prepared to furnish the i
of any size required. Also,
Black Walnut and Covered
... mid delivered in the shortest possible time. P
please take notice of my descriptive pamphlet*, ^
Abbeville C. II., March 31, 1800]
S.
Removal.
rpiIF. Subscriber lms removed from ltis old
jj|yt J.. stand to En right ?fc Starr's (Jin Factory,
and returns his thanks for past favors, and solictis
a share of public patronage in his line
of business.
rson, Jlc will inuke I'anncl Doors. Sash, Blinds, "
l)is- Wardrobes, Tables, Desks, Door and Window j a
in ess
A I UIHVfff Vkta, lk.v< J
N. L5.?lie will ftlso mnkc Coffins of the finest
style and finish. I
For reference, apply to any gentleman in the
town of Abbeville.
G. C. BOWEUS. ?
April I, 1857 48 ly
Nuw AND STATIONERY. J
THE Uiuleniigned lias opened a BOOK
STOItE, in Newberry, where lie keeps j
constantly on hand n fine assortment of Rulig- f
^ iotift. Miscellaneous and School BOOKS.
* Orders from a distance will be filled at the :
shortest notice. W. J. DUFFIE.
? Newberry C. II. [Ian 25 38-ly
New Spring and Summer Goods
rmr
? in- CHAMBERS &, MARSHALL'S,
rV'o. 1 Granite Ran^c,
for AnmrriTi? n tt o n
j . J V AJUXJli V. 11., Ot V>*
July ' ,
state "1TK7E C4LL the attention of our numerous j
li09e V V friends, an<l tlie I'ublie generally, to
isent our large and varied a&sertment of
Fresh Spring; and Siinuuor Goodx
The character of which is so miscellaneous that .
r ' our advertisement could not represent the ex
tent of our Stock, or the inducements offered
| y to purchasers.
' We can therefore only solicit the attention I
be of buyers, and say to them that wo arc prenua
,.nro/l ?r? Anfl.ani 1
... I j?. ... ...^ ,a..vIU?j<?l>l t
laVn Silks, Barege Robes, Muslin Robes, i
DRESS GOODS, EMBROIDERIES, [
u,to Luces, Hosiery, Ribbons, Mantillas,
,nYj* (JINUIIMB, LA IKAT7, 3
; 2<l Linens, Organdies, French Print,
elve J A C O N E T S ,
Ami n Stock, which cnntiot be excelled, of
French, English and American
6 00 Qnr stock of Silk and Straw Bonnets is r
full, of all nuahties.
For Gentfemcns' wear we hnvo received a ?
large and well selected Stock of
9 oo Vestings, Spring and Summer Cassimers, 1
WHITE AND BROWN LINEN DRILLS, J
? 00 DUCKS AND HEAVY LINENS, /
2 And a great variety of HATS suitable for B
j. summer wear. J
j?0 April 9, 1857. 49-tf sion,
j
1,10 DRUGS, MEDICINES, &0. ?
atea. T^HE attention of the public is invited to s
jj X our Stock of choice
UNADULTERATED DRUGS, MEDICINES, J
? Chrraieals, Paints, Oils, Glass,? Perfaraery, f
9Sjn.'?j'SM9rE:ai9 ; I
y ^ And nil other articles in- our line;
assured that no house in tha??tith c*ft offer a .
38 Stock superior U) ours in genuineness andpuri- :
ville *y'? facial preparation* being miuf^ in J
strict accordance with the formulAriqa of. the i
En. W. T. Pharmacopoeia. '
ston; Our Stock of Dental and Surgical-. lustra- *
Y. mentfl is full, and We have dntqua.llea arrange- *
"menls for procuring additional sfapplU* it the >
khorteat not<e& " ..?* , x- \ I' <
Keeling confident ,that wte c\n raroish tffc'r -
.euitofeers with"the beat articles, on'reason?- *
r._ ble tepn^'We reiipectfully solicit oadert, ?nd
">- Cir""10 *
. ; Lit? D. piiWlrifc. Atlgdsta,
Ga,, April 17, ltMt- t?f#0-ty*n.. 1
i ..lU.Huii. !< '?! yi' + . a
* 60 :*
* JO ty BK 01JLI- B* ^ ^ET ill.
mmr
J Hummer
J> s .
& BRUSSEL
blic in general, tlmt thoy lmvc now
inlile GOO!>S, bueh us
ESS GOODS,
PARASOLS,
\ND FANS, HOSIERY, ETC., ETC.
>ck of
> Clothing
9 a Ilravv Supply of
SHING GOODS,
o will sell nt
f^AS, anil Lots of otlmr Articles in
ivy Stock of PLANTATION DRY
&t
M. ISRAEL A BRUSSELS.
Next Door to II. S. Kerr.
48-tf
Y L O R 1 S
MANUFACTORY.
s to his friends for the past year's patrnimpp,
: will continue to Manufacture aiul Itepair
Lvlec. His work isi'ol. nn of tlio Imsl >mii.>i-i?l
ami can be bought for Cash or Cash I'aiicr, an
llo ami upwards?warranted Twelve Months.
ii ie a call.
rses, or doing Plantation work, in any slinpc
11 this date.?Alwaj'sTcn per cent. ofT for Cash.
E. J. TAYLOR.
ke immediate Payments and save Cost.
E. J. T.
-Rosewood Finish.
^33 valuable advantages over all other Cof*,
or for ordinary interments. They are
Iso Eiiamclod Inside and Out,
ply cemented, we have the gratifying refleces,
enclosed in them, are free from irrupinay,
without oppressive odor, be kept?lesired,
transported to a distant land,
ic Cases, of beautiful furm. ntiil tiiiiJiwl i"
d Rosewood,
concerning tlic shape and appearance of the
ihove CASES, at the shortest notice possible,
. Coffins Made to Order.
'or further information of the ahove Casep,
vhich are in circulation.
E. J. TAYLOIl.
MASONIC FEMALE COLLEGIATE
INSTITUTE,
AT COKESBUBY.
rJIK Trustees of this INSTITUTION desirous
of placing it uiion a permanent Lais
and of extending its benefits, propose to
lull SCIIOLAKSIIU'Supon the following plan:
i wL'iny i cars in uic i.itcrary Department,
- - - $150 OtJ
fifteen Yours in the Literary Department,
- - - - 125 0C
[Yn Years in the Literary Department, 80 Of
iix " " ? " ' 50 OQ
Any person purchasing a Scholarship for o
lumber of years less than twenty will oe per
nittcd to use it at any time during tweutj
reara.
D. W. MrCANTS, Esq., a worthy brothei
tnd a gentleman of the highest respectability,
s onr ugent for the sale of the above, and i?
intliorized to receive donations. Confidently
'elying upon the liberulity of our Order and an
ntclligent public, we commend him and hit
nission to their confidence and support.
j. k. vance; p. b. t.
March Iff, 1857. 4G-tf
FUII^EE'S
HAT ESTABLISHMENT.
PEUSOXS visiting the CAPITOL would do
well to call at l'lJLLKlt'S and obtain an
)utfit in the shape of a new and Fashionable
lead Piece.
Remember, you will not rcyrct a call at
FULLKIl\S.
May 15, 1857 2 ly
J. D. McKELLAK,
SURGEON DENTIST,
WOULD most rcujioctfuUy inform the citizens
of Abbeville ami Edgefield I)isricts,
t.liat lie will spend tlie first half of each
nonth in Abbeville and tlie latter half in Edgeield,
where lie will be pleased to attend to
,ny professional calls tliat he may receive.
Address?Abbeville C. II., Greenwood and
fill way.
April 23, 1857. 513m
THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN,
Twelfth Ycitr! ?
One Thousand Dollar Cash Prizes.
rHE Twelfth Annual Volume of publication
commenced on the 13tli day of
ieptcuiber next. ? .. ,
The "Scientific American" is an Illustrated
Periodical, devoted chiefly to tbe promulgation
f information relating to the various Mechane
and Gheinic Arts, Industrial Manufactures,
ijjriculture, Patent*, Inventions, Engineering,
Iillwork, and all interests which the light of
radical Scintcei* calculated to advance.
Reports of U. 8. Patent* granted ore also
mousneu ev?ry week, includiog Officiol Copes
of nil tho Patent Claims? together with
lews nnd information upon thousands"of other
ubjecta. *
"$1,000? In Canh Priut?will be paid on the
st of Jnntiry r.cxt, for for Utfljyracs ljstof subcribers,
as follows:?$2Q0 for the 1st, $175
cfrtlfie 2d, ?150 for the the 3d, $l2tf,jfo'r the 4th,
il00 for the 6th, $75 for the Cth, 150* frffr thfc
th, $40 far the 8tb, $80 for the 9th,
lie-lOth. (*20 for th? ilt|i and |W for t.lic 12th.
for sll Clubs of 20"and upwai4w*u?ff stityoripiong
pric is oilly $1.40. Names cSn be sent
rdm Any I'osfc'Offico untH JftHuSty 1st,'1857.
litre ard fib* ettJlnces to s?cure cash
The Scientific AMietican is published once- a
reek i. every' number contains , eight large
luarto rsget. forming annually a cothplete
tnd| ?|flfch<TidW<Hirtna; illuHtnOad with several
rtindred ofighial engravings.' '
fW, Tkhuh?Single Subscriptions, $2 a ^esf,
ir $1 for six months. Five coni<& tot ?ik
nojith^N r for a ytear |8.'* 8pM$^jrt'<Q<qgtes
Southern, Western and Cafla<!N 4tu>ney, ?f
Office stamps, taken at par Tor suSiori^
' J^tters^liortia bb dTrfcctid
,.<fV '-jtliiBnium St, S?w ;
ftgttd iJtfe?#ov*lty of Utth &prortfoU.
?# . . -?f** >> '' '%Vvi
>;, LZ&*ute?'-rJii2
' . CHEAP DRY GOOM*
SPRING TRADE 1857,
AUGUSTA, GEO.
BROOIW & WORRELL are noW
in receipt of their New Stock of
SPRING AND SUMMER
Embracing all of the Latest Styles of til 8
Season in
As Well ds a most Complete Assortment of
STABLE AND DOMESTIC ARTICLES;
To which they respectfully solicit attention :?*>
Plain, Bl'k and Fancy DRESS Sfl.fcS; beatftiful
assortment; . ,
Hieh Foulard, Berege and Muslin' R6BES ;
Large Assortment, MUSLINS, LAWKS,
JACONETS, and ORGANDIES;
Fr. CAMBRICS, CIIAMBUATS, dri?l
BRILLIANTS;
IteliEGISS and DkBF.GE ROBES, for
Travelling Dresses ;
CI I ALLIES. ClfALLY DuLAINES,
and Rp "-E DkLAINES;
PRINTED LIN EN PAWN'S, for LadiJ
Dresses i
PRINTS dud GINGHAMS, everySt^le and
vnrifiv;
MOURNING GOODS, in good aMbrtrnent: .
Wli. CAM15KJCS, JACONETS, MULLS*
and NAINSOOKS, l'lain, Striped and
Cliccked; ... , ,j,
Plain and Dotted SWISS { TV IT; ahd Col ir
TARLATANS;
EMUltOlDKRIES, a very large assortmoiit
of every description ;
DRKSS TRI MMINGS ; SKIRTS of all kind*
MANTILLAS, a beautiful aa.-?Jrtmeiit for
Spring ami Summer;
STELLA SHAWLS ; Wli. CRAl'ESIIAWLS<
HOSIKkY, a large assortment of every description
;
IRISH LINENS, LINEN SHEETINGS, PIL^
ln\V l l vr.'vc .
TAULK I?A.MA.SK, DAMASK TABLK
CLOT11S, itU. ;
TOWELLINGS, 11CCKABACKS and TOWEJ.S
of all kinds ;
SUMMER CLOTHS, CASS IMF. RES, DRAP
Dk'ETES, LINJSN DRILLS COTTONi
A1JES, and many other goods for Gcnt?'
an<l 1 Joys' wear; t
English and American LONG CLOTHS,"
PILLOW COTTONS;
liro. Ul. 10-1, 11-4. 12-4 SHEETINGS;
PARASOLS UMBRELLAS, FANS;
Alexander's KID GLOVES; SILK MITTS;
Loiiu and Short.;
TICKS, STRIPES, PLAIDS, CHECKS, AC.:
Together witli a large assortment of Goods for
SERVANTS. .
Mareh 29, 1857. 48-tf
8. E. GRAYDON & C&j
Cokcsbui']', S. C;
\ LTIIOUGIl our New Stock oft- Snrinir
JL\- Goods is vapidly diminishing by thai
large sales we arc making, still we wouldsay to
our friends, and the public?Come bn, we ha*.#
"A Few More of the Sumc Sort Left,"
and will be pleased to serve you to^he best of
our ability.
Were wc to attempt to enumerates all out I
Stock, the tiewspaper woufil not hold it; ana
besides, we deem it. altogether unnecessary.?*
Suffice it to say that wc have a large and
varied assortment of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,'
REA1>Y-MAI>E CLOTHING,
HARDWARE, HOOTS* SHOES,
GAITERS, HATS, CAPS, BONNETS;
CROCKERY, GLASS AND TIN WARE;
. A..
sugail-cofjeee,
tea, rice, nails;
AND VINEGAR,
trace chains,
harness, i'low lines
rowder, shot,~
LEAD, SOAl\
CANDLES,
STARCH, .
SODA, Sl'ICES ?fc COOKING extracts:
In short, almost anything a reasonable tnapf
i could desire. *
Ap to prices, we need not sny we will sell onr .,
goods lower-than any ono. else, for sensitif*
, iieople know that such assertions are ''all
futile." But W9 3o say tlmt we will deal fairly,
i and sell as low as honest uieti can afford to sell..
> and we respectfully invite thtfsC ih want of
I goods to give us a enll, n3 tlifej' mlglft '"'go farther
and tare worse."
S; E. (3RAYDON A CO.
April 16, 1857 50tf
New Market Steain Mills.
fT^UE Subscriber gives Jfttice ttftWPeople of
i A Abbeville, Edgefield, Laure'nSrand N?Wr
berry, tlint his MllLUB have been.Repaired;
i I have put iu New Boilers%and New Boltingi
Cloths. I am now prepared to despatch buoi*
neas, and I think I am prepared to nuikeftu fine ,
Flour aa any made in the State.?rMy* regular
Grinding Dnj's are on Tuesdays yid Ffityiyii,
I'ersons from a distance can be accorhraQdrrtflcf
at any time by getting to the^lil!:before Sunset
und I will Grind for them any night in tlia
week. 3. Y. S. PAltTLOW.
March 25, 18G?. 48-2m
, _?1 J- ?1 JlSl.
A few of the Long Cane friendi of^W. O;
1 NEEL, would rcsjiectfully announce him as d
Candidate for Sheriff at the next election.
The friends of JAMES II. COBB respectfnf
ly announce him as a Candidate for Sheriff
the next election.
f^-Tlie friends of JOSEPH T.^fOoftE reapoetfirDy
announce him n Candidate for,Sheriff
dt the ensuing election.
The friends of T. B. MILLFORD reapactfully
announce him as a Candidate for Tax Collector'
of Abbeville District at the next election.
Th#"friends of OEOROE RICHEY
rospectiully announce Iiim a Candidate for
Sheriff of Abbeville District <jt tbe next
election. ' ' . 1
tST The friends of MATTHEW It. COGHItAN
respectfully announce him a candidate'
Cur Sheriff of Abbctillp'District, at tfae next
? election; *
Tlte friends of MATTHEW McDOtfALD
respectfiflly annodnce hlpfv a^Candidate
for re-clectfon oa Clefk of the C<]|urtr of Genefiil
Scttfb'ifs and Cbrtimon -Pleas, for-Abbe villa
District, at the next fclefetibn. 1 } . .-31
tsr The numerous
kuukkts respectfully dnntttfnce l?ip\ a Ceo-'
didnte for Shfcriif'ifc ttfe&muing election.
x&~ The friend of JVW.JlAWJ'Hq&N re'-.
(jjMctfully nt^ibuace him a.cjwlidate for Sherftf
of AhbsHiie Dlatftot at jjid ngrt election;
/ ' * ' ilAKY. FRIEND&
,j0T The friends of NIMROEf llcCORD reapecUully
anDounco him a& a Candidate fof
8^cri^.-at tlicensuffig election. >
***0- The frUads & S. .0. fr.. WtL reepe^ j
fully ann63ftfee 111m a Candidate fp'r Bhefiff, #4
' LCbe ne<t.Election; . *
-} > : i. ' [j ?, >mU \
'? tW The frftnd* of W. WiiGRIFFW? rtiyerifc
fully anncninae him a candSfata_; taW&heTijf. *i
|H^enauii^ft|fcetion. *. ^
<f. R6 8tflTS(>N< ;