The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, November 27, 1857, Image 4
Anniw I^un io. . *
' If you wnnl to Lear Annie Lnurie *uti:?
. ^ come to my lio\i?e to nigbt," said omwn to
frifrnd. "4,\Yo Unvo a love lorn fellow
^ wlio was sadly wrecked by
> tJiS refusal of n gil l whom lie bad been pitying
Attention to-u year or mure. It ib sel*jfl6m
lf?*#ill attempt tlio song, but wlicn lie
tddc3, I toTl^ou. it draws tears from eves
unused to weening." ^
v A samll'aua select" comp?uy liad 'assembled
in a. pleasant piu'for, and weifT gaily
t-linflina-unJ ? t -
o "?cu l> UIU yoilllg
man enffcrcd,~whoio peculiar faco ami air in- j
stantlv arrested their atcntion. lie was j
very pale, with that clear, vivid complexion
which dt>*k haired cotfsu captives so often ;
have. Ills locks were ni? iijack as jet, and :
. &ing "profusely upou a suunro white col- !
lar. - ilis oyes? were vory large and. spirit- 1
nal, and his brow such an one as a poet i
should have, IJut for a certain wandering 5
look, a casual observer would have pronounped
liini a man of uncommon intellectual.
powers. The words, "poor fellow."
nnfclii'liow sad he looks," when the rounds
as he came forward, howoil (< 11 f.Minvn.v
an?l took liis seat. One or two thought- '
'ess girls laughed .is they whispered that
he V.T.S love cracked? but (he rest I re:: led
hiin with respectful deference.
It late in tho evening, when singing
- wns proposed, and to a-k him to sing "Annic
Laurie" was a task of uncommon delj^acy.
One song after another was sunt;';
and ntjlast that one was named. At Ins
tho young man grew deadly pale
but did not speak ; he seemed instantly to
<be last in reverie.
''^The nahtb of tho girl who treated him I
so badly'was Annio." s>.*id a lady, wintering
to a new gtitest; "but oh, I wish he
* would Stng it?nobody else ean do it in justice."
.tw/TJo
one dares sing Annie danurie bePl....l?e?
? .M .11?I- 11
? -j ,~, vvu.w, omv.1 on emci'iy i:iuy,
would it be loo much to ask you to favor.,
the company with it ?" she added timidly.
- JIc did not ltply for a moment?his lips
quivered a little, and then looking- up as if
hV-snw a spiritual presence, lie began
Every sound was hijshed?it seemed as if
His voice wcr&thc voice of au angel. The
tones vibrated through nerve and pulse and
heartland made 0110shiver with the pathos
- "df'his feeling; nevef was beaftl melodv in
a- human voice like that;?bo plaintive, so
soulful?so tender and earnest!
Ilo sat with hi* Dead,thrown Iku-k, Ris '
v-eyes hajf closed?the locks of daik hair
glfeteniug against his palo Icinples, tfis^ fine
A'throat swelling with the 4|k*h tones) his
.^nds lightly before him ; and as ho tuing:
And 'twas there Hint Annie Laurie
Gave me heiTpromise true?
It seemed as if he shook from head to fool j
* with emotion. Man}' a lip "trembled?and i
there Wftsf iio jesting; or laughing, but in- |
Btcnd, tears in more than.one eve. i
'Andou he &nng, ariH holding every one !
"in'wrapt attention?till lie entile to the last
verse?
f?- #
I-jko dew 011 llic (ipwaii lying
'5s the fa,' of her fairy feet?
'And like winds in glimmer jsigliing
Het-voice is low ami sweet.
Her voice is low and sweet ??
And elie's a' the world to me?
pnes^] before 4io ail Jed? ?
And for bonnie Aun^Laurie, ' ?
me down to die.
TlfSru was .n long arid-solemn pause. Tin- |
black locks &eined;lo grow .Macker?the
..MLllit^temnk'fc whiter-?almost impeivoptiv
bty tlie lieh'J kept fiilllns hack?the eves !
wirexdoiod shut. One glanced nt another
? ?^feli;BQeiued awo^ struck?till the t-ame;
perron who had urged him to sing, laid ?
her hand gently on his shoulder, saving,
^.CHnrlea, Charles !"
'v 'i^ien came a greater hush?a tbtill of j
Jjorror .crept tnrongh every frame?the!
poor frTed hflhrt'liad ceased to beat?
Charles, the l^ve betrayed, was dead.
f * Brovalow.
"Who c-l?c, except th3 veritable lJrownJotv,
cojild hXvc \Vritten such a piece as the
fi&Howing ? It is too good be lost, for i
'' it is-not only amusing, but Contains more . i
truth diTtn poetry v
vscvwy sit)Ofth(/inp.?The gospel is (
' prcaohed td-the people regularly, all over ! ,
SljJrcounlBy',?religions papers and niaga- ! |
Zyae? arc c.;r'cttl;Uevl in families, and many .
tahiafcl? persons set'^Jood examples before j ,
fffa<Vortd ?hut notwithstanding, all this, |
apd more, observation lynches us that ras- ,
dality, abounds' in 1HI cia&bs of society, l'et- : |
are daily committed-^such as rob- j .
>fcjtog.i?oney dravvep, stealing clothes, and >.
(Bt^jgoods, clncjiens. Bucks, corn* and other j ,
.'eatables. Strolling vagabond^dealing in |
counterfeit money, and diseased horses, are j I
all over tji# country. Gamblers, travelling t
^nd locgVn'^hrefiduit rojjjnes, are all on
* lVA%leit. Pious vVTlinns with faces as
' sanctified as^lhe moral law, are ken-ping .j
faMt/JtCoountp, and swearing lo tli#m for
" *#e t$k?.of .fjjin. Whiskey shops are i j
hy "thd'-small, ui violation of the ) (
frrujj stores jjpu ti?\iniijg up /Irntjk- I
i JSTO?^ hig\|||pr<:,* and everjUiuoiJUy^for I
dtinkin^ which canjl? had? ifo c
* ,r /m."
./jluc rion-aro oppressing, (he, pobr, \nnd ' J|
4 $?^?raro"rcofflfent$ojt?o iiwaga n'tyjfeidk'-,j ''
:. .nees.- ^^ofcntt^^djil6r? in preduco'come to !'
e??cxt Xafo for dll "
ttMfe*^84^,^nd?%? o^hfcr$.<2^- tc'fiWoBUte #
i fWftoi^ia mm.'rtfiluftg double rettfc-to tlie . ip- \
jory ofJn^tn6h? ;iud,<hQ "growth .of lo\vjit?. 11
*^*^ifa,^n<J'j^lon?tion?,'Jiilen(iad for . th<f <?
^ their'tavorh is, and are
, infjt^^d?tifib u t i o n of<faKors?. Fam* 6
'ilid fnift' ehVy' each otlicr. In- I
flivk] Jai? $1nl)der tbeir belter. I^rsoni.of
lprf ^irjafiniitti on n.li*^nn|4? fulcAlp *%! ...? a*??j
"Mt; or<j. n^r to??l
mia?^frtocnU?tiou\ ?r$of tuc _
4?. generally. In. rtoMliw tlu-tc i* very
^ \vfr1le
? ^8rnftjjbg*e3 sc?k UMiy-Jea<lf i?uilJ np ^
*r.\ - JJ
The Modern Bollc.
' lie daughter nits in the parlor,
And rocks on lief easy-el. nlr,
iil?? is dresied in silks and Mitius,
And jewels are in her'linir ;
. SLc winkp, and triples, nnd fiih|?er.s ;
Ami ?iiii]i?'r?, nnd gijiftles mul winks;
And though blic tnlks lull little,
m < vastly more than she think*.
Her Hither l'o?m elnd in ru.+<cU?
All dirty mul seetlv nt that ;
Mis coat in out ill the elliowg,
Ana nc wears a allocking l>u<J lint.
] !e is hoarding iiix'l saving Wis <lo!h?rs,
Su (.'iirifiilly ilny hvilny,
V.'liiUv!'*- on In.!- wliiius nu?l fancied
Issquandering !he:iiall away.
i- he lies in l.e.1 of a morning
t i.lil tlie lioiir of nyon,
Then collios down, snapping alio Miarling
15eoaii-<? she is cailcd too soon.
11?>r hair is still ill papers,
ller checks still dabheroil with j?ainl?
Ui'iiiains of !a-t night's bin-lies
liv-foj'c bin.- attempted to faint.
llt-r feel so voiv litt! *,
11?-r hand* so very white,
li i- j<-\vel.sMi very heavy,
Ao*l her head so very I i g 11' ;
I icr color i-. inath; of cosmetics?
i 11??:r: win bill? ii never own ;
11? i* ! <?(! vjis most ly
Ami lioMieart is wlioly stono.
She falls in love villi ii fellow
Wiio swells wit,!i a foreign nil-;
lie marries her for lier money.
She marries liitu for lit* hair.
One of tlie very best inulehes ;
I loth are Well mated in life ;
She's not a fool for a lilt bainl.
Ami lie's got a fool for a wife.
Dioger.cs.
In his oM ng?\ I HogeiH'5 was taken captive
l?y pirates, who coined Iiiin to Crete,
and exposed liim for sale as a slave. On
beiii^ a>ked wliat lie could do, Ire replied,
"(.loveniuicn, sell mo, therefore, to onowlio
wants a master.'' Xeniades, a wealthyvCor
unman, smick wrtti tins reply, purchased
him,;uyl, ou returning to Gyrinth, gave lijin
liis lilici tami consigned his children to his
education. The children were langlitto
bo cynics, much to their own satisfaction.
It was during^his period tlmt his w6nU renowned
interview with Alexander took
place. The prince, surprised at not seeing
Diogenes joining the crowd of his flatterers,
went to sea, him. He found the cynic sitting
in his tub, bashing in the sun- "I am
Alexander the <treat,"said he. "I am l>iogenes
the cynic," was the reply. Alexander
then a>kcd him if there was anvthiii" lie
could do for him. "Yes, stand aside iron)
between mo ami the * buii." Surprised at
.sueh^ditferenCc tojyijicely favor?and indilu.-rot.co
so strikingly contrasted with
everything he could .hitherto have witnessed
?he exclaimed, '"Wore I not Aiexaude*, I
would he Diogenes < >nc day, being
brought before the King, and asked
who he \vn*4 1 >it?genes replied, A spy on
your clipiditv;" hui ua^e, the boldness of
1 i.: : ?? - ?
<t(t?V ^'IIIIWU mill UillVUOitl illi*
miiation, because implying great siiigularity,
as well as I'orc&oi character.
Singularity and influence may l>e regarded
as his grand 4jJ?aract?ristics. JJotii of
these are exemplified. in the anectfdote of
liis lighting a lamp in tlie daytime, and
peering about the streets svs jf earnestly seeking
something ; being askerf what besought
lie replied, "A man."' The poiqt of this
fetory is-lobt in the ufual version, wlrich
make;? biiu seek, an''honest man." ^Jiogenes
did nut seek lioiicsly ; he wauled to find a
man in whom honesty would be included
with many other qualities. It was his
constant reproach to his contemporaries that
4hey had no manhood, lie said he had
never seen men; at Sparta he had seen
of A.I - ?
?. .. ma kuiucii. ?.>iie nay ne
called out, "Ajmroacli, all mon !" When
some a]?j>roaehed, hi* heal Il>cm back willi liis
t:lub, saying, "1 called fur men ; ye arc excrements.'1
" . .
Thus lie lived till his imietieth year, l?it- I
ter, brutal, ostentatious, and abstemious;
Jisgraeing tlie title of "The l>og,''(for a dog
liasaU'ecUon, gratitude,sympathy, mid caies- ;
sing manners,) yet growling over his unenlied
virtue, us a cur growl* over his meatess
bone, forever snaj>iug and snarling witliyjt.oecjision
; an object of universal alien.ion,
ami from inanv 11nm-f< ?' i'-.; '
< i V" "",vi,a',v;u
ulmiration. One tiny his friends went to
iee Itiui. <_>ti arriving at the portico tinder,
viiic-h lie was wont to sleep, lliey found
till) still lying on the ground wrapped in
lis cloak. 1 le seemed to sleep. They pushid
asi'k: the folds of Ills cloak ; he was dead.
? -o- ? j
What Makks tii:-: Nkoiio Hi.ack.?
i'he following explanation l>v l>r. lira per,
?f New \ork, possesses senile interest, chiefy
because it shows whllt may be said on
he subject: ^
Human blood is made up of little celfs,
lOlitaining, among other elements, h;rui?- !
in, a rvdisU substance, which is largely '
nade up of iron. <_)ue of the duties of the
iver is the" removing of the old blood cefln !
nd the forming of uow ones, imdthil duty '-i
I..o <1 e -
,u,uui0 i.ro v?i 1/ my,TJut uoiii me system of
jl*exccss of lixno^ii). A hot cliiqalo disufbs
tlie normal action of the blood, and
Iso of tike liver. linpeTfect oxygen attends !
rreat heat, aud adds Lo the darkness of the 1
fterial blood,"while, by the want ot cajg- i
fetic respin^ion wliich involves, theft is,"
.ir&vy hitttoss and torpidity of the 17v?r.!
f'he liicivutfin, therefore by the iuaelion of U
lie clenniipg agent,*? left in" tlw By8ten),1
t^^at^fthm^about, takes .scfugo iu the ! i
-C"& l^e 1
aa vronBl8 troin.orajige-taw^y to <
cgfcflffiEp, nccotJfoiff to tli? hcutof the i
liiwHtc, thtt imiciivi|y ?f'fivfjv;. jiiir tte j i
jfiouHt of liicuiajin lcfylgf* refuse- in tin; <
* ?-V~-; clie<$8
tbe'afftion of tlieliver cqunj- 1
Cf^SmIi Ue?t, nnU, therefore, the comj)!ex-.+'
-J^quJiUMUx^ ?)>pro8o!???^Uint of ^
tp%K>Dg<?mii aRd This ? certainly. r"i
istftijjtar'tand *u ff?totlil>le^f)lMVfttion. ' Tlw -1
!tgh*>c5* dfTcolfpj i?g^'iri?.tUjr {p deposit Ataeff 4
?'tfrexuti <4afe *iel 1 JcdtfvVn. ' Cot kC it .fiqt .1
P^dfgbt j^h%" "
IB
n. mk
w .**& ? "
Wearing Flannol,
Put it on.nt onco, this lin?t week of
vcinbcr, :i good subslanlial, old-fashUmc
home-made, loose, red woollen flaimei shii
nnd do not lay ii aside f??r :i lliinuer articl
at least until the (iiixt day of May even i
the latitude of New Orleans. \Ye n?!vis
the rui, because it does nut lull up, thickc
. and become leathery l?v weal ing.
Wvar il only in the dnv time, unless yn
j are very much ot'an invalid ; then chant
j it For a similti one to sleep in?letting tt
I two hang alternately on a chair to diy in
: warm-dry room. If leaving it oll'at nigl
I gives you a cold, never mind ii : persevei
until you take n<j more cold In the omi.--io
No out ceases to wear shoes becau-e the
i caused voi lis; Tl is tlie jnojier use of t lii??i.
which makes I hem innocuous, 'i in* kyuii
went' ill night, the more good will v??i
1 clothing do you in the dny-thnc. 'I ho,
who weare n gieat deal of clothing :it nigh
must weiu- that much umrc iu ihu thiy, <
lh?*y will feel chilly all tho time: ami ot
own observation teaches us, that the ) j>
who inutile up most are the most to eon
plain of taking cold. l?ut why wear Ihu
lie! next the fckiu, iu jnelcrence to silk <.
cotton !
iheause it is warmer; it conveys he;
i away from the l>o<ly less ia|?idlv; doe- it?
slowly, tliiit it is called a non-conductor;
feels less cold when we touch it to the ski
than silk or cotton. If the three sir<J wettei
the Ihitiuel feels less cold at t!i?* first lAuel
. uiinii >wivi iiii'iu ^nu nr io;(o!i. ;iy
docs not cling to 11iti .' kill when dftmp. :
intic-li as tln.'\ do. We know what a s-iioc
of coldness is imported to tin: skin vhei
alter exercise and perspiration, an Iri>
linen shirt worn next the skin is brought i
contact, by a change of position, with
pai l of the skin- which it did not touch
i inonK'iit before?often sending a shiverin
chill through the whole system.
i A good deal has been said and wrilte
about si Ik being bcst?on account of its clei
i tribal agencies; but all that is giiess-worl
, We arc mere blind lenders of the blind whe
we talk about that subtle agent ; and nut
we know more of it, it is tin- greater wiadoi
to lie guided bv our sensations.
; Another reason why woollen Ihtnnel
i belter is, that while colt oil and bilk nbftoi
! the perspiration, and is Kjualiv satuiaU
i with it, a woqllen garment eunveys the inoi
tare to its outside, whefe the microscop
*$or a veiv gnod eye, will see the water statu
j ing^u innumerable drops. This is show
suWViuur, by hovering a profitsc-iy swen
in?r horse w ith a blanket, and let him Man
, still, in a short lime, the hair and imu
surface of the blanket will he dry, while tli
moisture will be felt ur^the oul.sidfa** Jf ?v
would be wise, we mustwse our senses, air
observe for ourselves.
Soma persons prefer white Hannel, whii-1
may be prevented from fulling up, if fir.oil'washed
in pretty warm Soap-suds, the1
rinsed in one water as hot as ea;i b<; we I
' home by the hand. After being unci* madt
a woollen whine ilaimel shirt should neve
he put in cold water, hut always washed a
: above, ngt hy putting soap on it, hut b;
washing it iu soapsuds, not very hot.
JfnlP* Juurmif of JfvOhh.
Ankcdoteok Gex. Jackson*.?The Mo
; hile Mercury relates the following' unci'
dote , which we do not remember to havi
rcaa uetore :
! 4,In one of the Tndian campaign*; wl?i?-l
I is not recolk-ctcd, or material to our story
! while the army was on the march, still ii
I Tennessee on iu way to the scene of war ii
Alabama, a drafted company wnS expect c?
ilaily to overtake the main liodv of troops
'l i.c Company at length reached the rear o
! the traiu. luf<i?|$niion of 'their nppioai-l
was immediately earriecMo the front, uhcrt
Jackson was at llic.time. A? the mess.-huh
passed from rear to front, w lyn l lie f.el
u:;ii. iiisccmnpany li.nl tome Aviiliout amis
having left their gtu>< at home. was ma'h
known liloife the whole Iin<a. It was known
to the cutinrifirinv before -it readied .1 irkson's
ears. (fferio<ily was t?n tip-toe t<i
know hoxv the irascible commander would
act under sudi circumstances. A storm
was anticipated.?Soon the u^m-nd observed
making his way rapidly to the real
and, to the surprise.of all parties,; seeming
in rather a smiling Jjimior. Finally lie
in< t the company. * II*sithiU.'d them. Tiny
looked for a volley of curses nnjJ immediate
dismission home?the very thing- they
desired. Not so, however. Old Hickory
pulled oft' his hat,ami whli hi* polite-t and
lowest bow, he expressed-Ji is gratification
at their arrival, mid especially at ^llic fact
that they had no guns?the very moil thai
lie wanted?just as he desired tliein ? with
out arms. Forming tlieiu fmir> rapid ?motion,
double quirk step, under, his own
lend, they marched on until a* baggagt?
wii^on was readied, then halted, and encli
injfti furnished with an axe. Forward,
march, again was the word. As they passed
along the line of march the <?rtieral's
object was seciCnnd laughter, h*iid ami npvoarous,
with many a hearty cheer", Knlutcd
them as they made tluir way to tlie front.
There those axemen were iifit^fied into
their campaign duties. They cleared the
roads, they bridged the cre?ks, or omiod
fche wagon?, piece l>v ptcc^ the baggnjje,
nmunition, ?fcc., ovyr on their baj-ks when
the bridges were impassible. "Tliey^ were
ever iff" a post yf danger, bearing the burdens
of the campaign, sharing none of jls
honors?and the iaughing stock of the
whole Vegimcnt."
Woman.?As the dove-wilf clap its wings
to iLs sides, and cover and conceal tin* arrow
that is preying on it* vil?l?, *o it is the nature
of woiriau to hide from the world the
nnn<r*_of ? *'
a w .v.,. IIIIK IIIIM, ?1 IH'II IIIO
desire of*her heart has failed* neglects
the .pheerfid exerciser that gladden the
ipirit, quicken the pulse, and fend the tiile
r>f lifts in lienllliful current tjiroogh the yelft*.
Jlpr r?6t is brulcen ; st\'ee( nifrorfTnuetit of
deep is poisoned hy melancholy drejfins.
"A <trkv sorrow th inks It^-r Wood," till her feeble
fftme-sinks undfr ihejast external nqwilunt,
Xodk nt 1^ lHti? *
VjendoU?p (Utfploj* ftperbg* nltRn)<*^ ^r,l>i
*?d? *ond?ripffs-tlt^ one wjj^so^tefifc
jlowod *f]|h nil Hie wdhwpe' of lie?M?- hikT
'?ow4K>-.broy^it"Aowt?.
vyjjlT bt; Igli yf
-- - JL^ JLJ JLLJ X X'
| A Uo.MANCK ON TUB IitVKlt.'?On tllO '
j. ! 1'Jlli instant, as tho finu steamer Florida was sp<
about starting on Iior inadicn trip from Tu
Omaha to St. LoUis, a tall, gaunt fellow( of ,
about twenty-six autumns, ctufiO oil board . ^
i? with a blooming country girl, of apparently ^
,c not more tban fourteen gentle, summers.
? ilu informed tins clerk that sho was- his '
sister, and so timorous that it 'would bo ful
,, necess.irv thni tlu?v ^l?.i-1 ?
u - ?? ; oiiwuivi ul cujiy it binic- i co
r,. loom together. The cleik saw that their ' ?
iy mutnai concern was deeply sincere, and as- i |
u s irtK'd them a room?one next tjie captain's ' AI
it ?registering them as Mr. Barbour and j f??i
! siller. The subject being incidentally men- <-n
i, i tlotted ( > t!ic captain, J. II. Baldwin, ho l>i
,v remembered that a young lady much re- a
'f. sombliug tlit? lYir passenger, had come on
L board to otic t hem away. The statement of N1
,, the kind brother that they had no relatives t'a
,t. in that part of the country, and w ere bound ~
t to.lolict, then tore excited I lis suspicion. ' j
? A p'an was formed which resulted in con- j
,, , veiling su-piciun into certainty. ?
|t. ' 'J lie <';!ptain, whose heart is in tlie rigbt j I
place, consulted with his oil ice rs, and it was *1"
...... ...: I- - ' *
<11.-11. I in- | ill I r SIIOIIIU
,r ' bo widi il. The happy inti lii^enuo was
communicated lo^hc parties 1.1 the most !ln
con.siiicrate and appropriate manner. 'I Iicy . ?f
u were called into tij<; cabin ami ili?;ir urn- j - ~
j.t , tually delightful destiny unfolded. The
ti y.'nnti lsuly al once milled lo her fraternal '
companion's sinus with more tliau sisterly ' 1
I, | fervor, crying?"< >!i ! Jiiu, didn't I tell yon , 'Hi
,1 we eoiiMn't pass for brother and sister?" I
IS and clung to him in si transport of grief and
|c joy. It was evident that she would perform I for
^ without prompting, her partofthu matliage j ?'h
I, ceremony, but he appeared to think her (
( "'too willing." llew;is, however, informed i?<
succinctly ot' tho captain's ultimatum?1?- ' ?li,i
must many her or one should be landed j ?
,, one side of the liver, and the other upon t
the opposite side. To . this lie seemed not sl,(
unwilling to assent. 11 is Hero, however, "f
would not trust her Lcauder across the :
{ Mississippi. l?ut his reluc.tnncc was over,,
come by the clerk's solemn and confidential t|
il J assuranee th;it the captain was ill a terrific ' S|,,
,, passion, was a most desperate person,-who ?
| would sootier VI toot a man than eat, anil that ' ^
js . he had a pistol iu his pocket, which, il was i ,|lf
^ 1 plainly to be seen, his hand ^vas burning I
' til INI) 'I'llit Viilllif frit 11 I.-.?r ' I... 11..? *1... . .
u . ... ^ ivi nny uui? fl|1
s. compelled tu volunteer, explained that lie tin
.. . wonI>1 have married before starting, hut that _
j. he should have missed (lie boat, ami, " so
? help liiin Hod," lie would have married her >
in S>. Louis. Arrived at 1 'runstfick, Mo., AT'
(] a Justice of the l'eace was suinmond, who 1
shortly appeared in tho ladies' cabin, where
L, a circle was formed tfcjth the happy twain
c j in the centre, and they were made one. /(IS
Tlie biide was tin- beaming picture ofdelight, J
he the saintlicr one ol the submission. Ciipt. ?
|, , Baldwin and the clerk?Messrs. Johnson 1
and I>ill ?each gave appropriate advice '
,, :uhJ lci>s? (l the bride, whose crulitudo was
|j i unbounded. The boat arrived here on j
S.iiuulav, wlirii Mr. iiritl Mis.liarbour look !
( llic cars lor -I?having so far fnllillcd the
^ i reasonable expectations of their friends. j
.. V fjijUixville Jour. ! ?
i
Tiik Xi.w ('AriTOf..?The Columbia ,\(i
correspondent of the patriot and Mountain- ,
eer writes: < >n the demolition of our State ;
1 I 1 nils/* v., o .1. - 1 r
- uuu.iv, nu. uivru- was a general outcry
raised against the architect ami eoiilrutors. j
: The Legislature, ffiist.-.king the common j j
, odium as evidence of guilt, the passed resolu- jrtll
tious the bonds of'tlie contrators bo sued
upon; and accordingly, the case of "the ]
! State of South Carolina vs. Joseph 1). Daly,
i (one of the contactors.) came up at our last ,
Court, but histoid of a verdict for the State, :
there wasarotiMiig one of 8G.0U0 for Daly. 1
Poor <ioldsmith lias a simple ballad on a
man bitten by u mad dog, ivcoveriiig. (contrjiirv
to expedition.) while the dog himself
died: 1 tr;,
"I$ut"stn>a a ttoiiili'i''amc to Inti
'l'liat sli?>\vi' l tlie i'o<;iii-s tlicv lit il; J
Tlifii iium rcc?v?*ivd <?f tlie lute? 1
Tl.t- .log it. was that did." -? ?
- Hi ft - ' r *
Tniu.vn X\Mt:f>.?"J'o<jr," or "pore," i..
i.:..i. : r ... ? . * - * - '
. ....nil i> 11*11liti id lilt; li'l imitation ot 1
so nutnv imli.-iti cities ami sultkmeilts, si?- ""
nili.-s town, Thus, Xajjportt muaiis- the '
town ?i|"Serpents?a ihlinition, l-y tin; way. A
Millic'kiitly appropriate wli<>? we refW.t ftn I
the tivachuiuiis character of- tint Sepoys l?y .
whom il waHM) i<:i:i'iitly ganisoncil. "Aliail"
j :nnl 4*pat:un" al.-o >iy:tity town ; Ilytlerahail
bciiiij llyiler'.s town, ami 'Scrinjjapntam? , A I
troni Seringa. :i natnu of thp?;ofl Vislmoo? ;
being llic'toirn nfSoringn. Allahabad, from *
'*All:ili}" (Jotl, ami "iiba?i,*'aboile, means tlie ' tlje
alioilc of (toil?Ili;tt eiiv being the c apital r ?f ?
of Agin, tliu chief school ofilio jj1^
ami iiiiU'l i ri-sorli'il to by* pilgMiw*. I'tin- j )
janlf is I!?? country of the? Fivu Rivers, ami it n>
j (Juab is applied (o a part of u countiy be- (5
twefn U\o rivers. * * 1 p
A cliiM of Mr. Uim kh-y in lfoslon, was ' luiv<
| a few ilnys-ago, choked 1<S dea^h,. by gut- , |'e?P
; ting a piwor of meat in its windpipe. jABBEVILLE
"MALE ACADjMY.j ?
r|~MIK Kxereis^s of tills Institution Will be j
JL ri'snmril on the Firnt Monday in, <hinuqry
lie"#. TJio government of the School win i -* l.?
??!._: i i t- -** ? -
. uv nuiii, mm every oirort.will l>c made to main- i J^!?c
1 tain n high stXiidnrd of morirfitv. y, j and
Tlie Scholastic "yonjp will fio divided # into ' pnrt
1 two Tonus. The will coininouee on tlie j wr
! 1st Monthly in lnuunr\>njnl continuo-Twejity- j
! eight week's; the second Will begin 2d pu li
Monday, in September, mid continue twelve fcfaci
Ih eekii? ? t* t
TERMS OF TUITION. , \
I Rending, "Writing, Spelling, 1st Sos. 2d Ses.
] ami Primary Geography, $11 00 J I) 00 .
Tlie abuvc yytli G.eogrnjdiy, ' ?
ju?u>ry, Arithmetic, Klig- ^ "* ]
lidli fipjiniinnr nnd Exer- J
trim's in KiigliuliCoiirpo-^ : nal
. eltii.n, - - - 20 00 u ' 0?0O J incrii
The Above witU nil Ibo ftd-_. ,
vnneejj Kn(?ll?Ii Ilrniiebe*, 28 -00 10 00 Ac
The nlxiva Willi Latfit nnd ... J
Grecb, & fo** v 4}. Ofe OH
" Student* will bo received /?t nnv tiw4 <Ji^.
ring the St;s*H>n ^and will be cfiflrtod frobu tbe 'I
tim.u tlu-y? Wit#!* until t lie end of tb? Beasioij, .??
i iiiilws MpKIftl' eri-AngcinenU ore nude ^to tbo * j*j
conlrnrv. .
i;u#rdirig??a l|? obti??n?4"treasonabler?tek IxfrJ
IX Jh k5 k5 ? ''
l'lic friends of C?pt. G. M; BlA'rtlSON ro-.
ctfully announce IfTril as n <;cmdidutc for
x Collector al the next clectioifr
The friends of JAMKS A. UtCOUD rcspectly
announce liini ?w n Cnudidnto for Tax
Hector ot tlic next election. "
l'lic friends of I>r. J. F. McCOMH respoelly
announce liini ns a Cnndidato /or Tnx
Hector nt tlio next election.
???a?? wap?a?m
E3T The fraud.) of MATTHKW M.DOXA>
respectfully nnnounce him a Cnii<li?lnte
ro-eleotioii as Clerk of the Court of (Jenil
Session* nml Common l'lens, for Abbeville
strict, lit tin- next eleetion.
III n^i ppg?t?gp?
A few of the I-otijr C:?ue friends of \V. (t.
'.I'.l., would respeetfully iiiitiouuee him ns n
n<li<liite for Sh. riir ut the next election.
flic friends of .lAMI'S II. (*oit'll respectful
iiiiuoiini-i'him a.s a Candidate for Slterill* lit
5 next eleetion.
?2TTIic fii. ii.ls ..r JctSKl'Il T. MOollKre
fully nmioum-e liini a I'nmliilutu forShcrill"
the cnsniiit? elietion.
I'lie fri. !! !< nl'T. 15. Ml I.LI()UI> t.ft111 v
nounee liitu jis a ('iin<li>lute for Tux follrctoi
Abbeville I>is(n! the next election.
Tli? fri.n.lsof (iKOUCK >V. 111CIIBY
jiectful'v announce liiin a faiiiliiliitc for,
L'l'iffi of Abbeville llistriel at Hie next
ft Son.
Tlie frii n.ls of MATTHIAS' 11. (OCII
IS respeeti'nlly announce liini n eiimliilnte
Sheriff of Abbeville District, nt tlie next
I'tion. !
Tlie nuiiKToiH IViemls of t'ol. T. .1.
MiKUTK rc*jn-?4 fully announce liim n C'nn- i
lute for Sheriff ut. the ensuing elcelionf- j
^"Thefrioiulsof D. W. IIAWTHOUN re |
>etfnlly announce him n eamlnlute for Sheriff ]
Abbeville District at the next election.
MANY I'UIF-NDS. j
ar Ti.,.r.-. i-.f vimi?..i>
ctfully aiinounco liim as :i Candidate fur i
rill' at t1ai> ensuing ion.
Tin- fri. n.ls <.f S. (5. \Y. 1>IL1< rcs|u-ct- j
Iv nntiouiM'C him a C'au?li<lalc for at j
lu-xt Klfi-tion. I
'3}" Tin: fri.-iols .. W. (Iltll'FIN
ly announci- him a cumliilatc for Xnrrffi at
s fivvtiitn. Iilny 7,. isa.j ;
J. C. CALK013N, "I
TflHVKV IT I 11V IVll Pill imnmn
..IM.1UI .> u.in n.iu auijibiiun i.\
ElliriTY, |
AKKEV9M.C . II.,
7/ attend jiruiHjit/if to all buxiit'xs ?ntruxlnl In
ca rr.
FniiuTiry :?n, 18.iT. I
S. Mc<;<)WAXf ~
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
^ OFFICE IS J.AW It A SUE,
Next Door to Thomson k Fair,
Anr.KVJLLE C. II.
nnunrv f\ ",1-tf
PK1UUN & CO|mUN,
orucysnt Law ffiid Solicitors in Equity.
Office, the our fortturhj occctij/iol hy
(Jointn ?fc J'trritt,
LAW K A X < J K.
- ?* *
as. M. Pi:ni:ivf J.\4T S. Cutiiran.
mary 1, S.Vtf
II. A. JONHR. 1>. y. JOXKS.
? V
T rwi;c \\ invrc _
'/v/illjtJ W< l'ii% ""
nriirys at Law uiul Solurilors in Equity.
OFFICII?A MIKVILLE C. //., N. C. v
I? ll.L prnctieo in Abbeville, Aii<lelsntt.
t l.nfiivii?, N< win-fry, 11 ii<1 u<1j<>iniinr 1 lists.
"\Vill^|?r<??m?tly intend lo all business
"list IM 1 (fVVllclii. &
ipril It'., r?o
IAEsSaLL, LEE & DeBRUHL. j
'1J.K iiiMloi'sijriK'il have nssoL'intcil witli tlo;in, |
in ilio JtJflftWici- of tlie l.nw, STHl'IIKN i
>i:l?i:t nnriii|. All biMinv.'* entrusted to j
ir rnru wilTn-oeive prompt attention.
| "" " M 1 IIJ.II ? t
? a gp ' 4 l<tV ill ? \ 1* 1 I * 1 1 I J.
U". X l-ITll
Miunry 1-2, 1807. . :i7?tf
NEW NOTICE. - i
ffOODS A T ' C 0"S T. !
rOSSUS. l'KIJUYMAN ?t AVAl.r.r.H take j
pleasure in linking n new Imw in their
i* Sluiv, nt (Ire^tKUooil, nonr their old pliiee. ;
hoy wiuikl nnnniiiK'c, W> their friend:* ami
1'nMio generally, I lint they, Iteing ifriiinms
nuking room for the very Im^e "jh'i'k of
Full, will Kell.a lnf^e portion of their
l-^S COO|>S at the origium l'o>T I'iih-ks. ,
'J.OTlll.X(j will l?o.relinked ho a< to jnuke
iloirtMiinglylow.
reenwtxi.l, August I, 1S.">7. -11' Cm
, S.? "We know wo lia\1> t!??? l?>?t f?!
Customers iiMlio wu rlJt, nn^ f<x-l tlint, we ! '
? Initio oall onilivm for help nnd tliov uj!l | '
oik). Now, frii-n <U, ns>,jvenre absolutely j
L'oU of fnvuk to buy 4ie\\* (Sooils'so a* t" 1
nnhodnto^^il, we would u*k you to- l3rj? I
v paying your old suyre*. ? ?.
IJIEVI^LE nAiritl^ VAUI>. 1
I IK undersigned having dissolved liiri cy- (
pnrtnership with J. Ji. LKAVKIX, take*,]
t>urt; In announcing to tlfepnhlic'aenerally'l
to tho citizens (jf Abbeville l>ietriu^?ii> ,
iculur, that lio hna a In rye utocjc of*
:RM0NT AND ITALIANT MARBL? L
iinde, nnd from whic^lie propoies to utnnture,
to order,** ...
Every Variety of. ?" 1
OX (SMEW'S A.XI) TOMB-STOKES. u
* 1 ? '
lie would roaupelfolly say tf>?tJia, public
lio hasMscuro/T tlrfe fervlcos .
MOS'T .EMINENT ;JMRSLB 4RXISTS,
iopo8, uy i-h?f<c attention tfpHnixiness,-U> I
I a reasonable slirirc of putyi#" (4Hronnge. .
- J. I>. WIAJ^H^LS, 1
iguat 2<v *57 " , * 1(1 * ? 3di
chirnvfOHiry dud <
IE jift&nHgTiqJ living for^adm CcPpnr^,.j
19 the above bnninew, o?? nre&rag r '.
do all?vrotk$ntrU?te?l.to'iUepi In fliewiT; ^
finst substantial manttor. Jlailfig p .
ical cxpcHence Iif-tli c Imt i n4vpttr
ylvitlmt t)li>T rt* nl*M lii* J
ar JBL^ir-imnEs
.$ j
rnoM . ? . - ^ >
ABBEVILLE TO WASHINGTON.
A FOUR HORSE STAGE lcnvon AM5E.X**.
VILLE on Mon<lnyt tfciliiestliiy nntl 1
Friday nt C o'clock, A. M.
IiCAvcn Washington", (in., on Tucsdu}*, Thursday
nn<l Saturday mornings.
IP A Daily T rain leaves Washington nt 0.1 o'clock
1*. M., for Atlanta nml Augusta.
OFFICE at 111c TOST OFFICE.
.lOHN McBRYDE, Ar,r,,(. |
| Abbeville C. II., Aj>ril It, 1837. -IS ly .jq
I DISSOLUTION. |
; rpnK into Lnw Firm of MKiOWKN A- PF.U- jn
| I KIN' ij lliesulvcil l?v imitunl onuent.?
: All Imsiiu'M ii|> to this ?litltr will lie 1
| oomluct < ?! mid tini;~li<><l l>y >1-4 tiMjotliur under j
1 the initnc ?f tin- old Finn, n? if no Dissolution T
1 Iiiul tak<-? plfttio. 1
S. MrOOWF.X, ; nbh
JAS. M.. 1'KUIilN. I nntl
Jnutinrv 1, 1857. 1 tin;
| 1 . j how
TO THE LADIES. 1
Moro New Mantillas 1 .
I I'"1'
CHAMBERS & MARSHALL ;1
I I A\ F. iveeiv...l ll.w .1!....- < - -
. - .. liUIIl ^CW J.
1 1 York, a beautiful a.srfortnicnt. of | <>fl 'J
Ji/,.1 < A' ( I/A XTKL1.)' LA CK, \ sl,:?
lilnek Silk mi<1 lilnck Myirn Antique hand- Alii
! somely Trimmed Wliitc A (.'olul'ctl S
]VH ^ "-ja." BJ KB ^ -o slrp
No. 1 (ir.iuilo Unniro. ' j,
Aliboville C. II., S. (A, A|?ril 17 [SUtf j ?
BYTHEWOOD & COWAN,
GEXKKAL CUM MISSION MKKCIIAXTS, |
No. '204 K\('ll AX(il> ll.OW, I K; \
CM.UMlilA. S. C., ! |??ft
tll<?
17< >11 tho Sal.. <.f URAT. IvSTATK. N F/; K< HIS, On,
1 also CoTToX, WIIKAT, I', a CON, Lnrd.
Whiskey. Sugar, Colic", Mola^se*,jFlour, Iiutt<- r, | mm-i
Corn, liny ami Produce jjeiu.'inny. , ?Hi<
Strict personal altciilitMi |>ni<l to tin* Mile of ! '
any of the above?libera! advances made and >e>ii
prompt reiut'ns. ss(i
matiikw \y. bytiiewooi*, Jamks m. Cmwan.
Autf. H>, l*o7 IT tf ^
IB ore Eioolis < ??
- . ' r il-l
r|",TIK SuI>?-i-ilior.< linro jn'*t reeoive<l ^In-ir ,
1 Stiwk 'of Mnlicitic.*, iiikI Fum-y j??
nrtiel?*.-?, nn>l are proj'un'jtf to sell lit short j
|>r<>iii>. ,)C't
\\ e nro Airfiitu for Ilio sale of n Fories of ' j)C,.,
ST.\N1).\U1? WollKS, now in the ??nr!?ol>-i?f /rill
, l?y the Ap|il?trniB of New York.? t11>r<
Ainoiiir iln'satnrc iiicliwlcl y
I Tile IM>ut.rs in Cirtfjp'-n from 1780 to 1850. ,,r (
Itcntoii's Tliirly years' View. /
Mvrsc* (leiicral Atlas of ilie Worlil, from tlic si
' latest iiutliorities. to '
I Cyclopedia of American Eloquence, witli *j-Wl
Portraits. '
i . v V- * Tw?
Tim Now Aineijean C'yelnpeiltii. p'
j '1 In: ('ycli'j..-tlia of Wit^nul 11tiuioiy Jiflited j'v K
l?y Win. K. Durtoii. ' i " *?
Specimen Copies of the ahove wj>rfcs tno^lte p^.,
seen at ?mr Store, together with _ many other ' ' 'j;
new ami ?-l?-irnnt Hooks. *
\Vi: nrc nl.-o oiront.s fur llnvsoTe ?>( Ororer'* wj|j,
?t linker'sSKWI NO MACHINE. aekimwh-.W for?
to he the best now in use. nt??l the least lintne .?,?l
U> get out of onler. This Machine will l>1- ; pll{l
warranted ami soM here at Now York prives. nn,j
1'riuAS Varviiii: from Aloo to Alio.
DltANCH A- AI.I.KX. ' 'VVcv
Sept n. lS.-)7. 21 'f ; r,?;1|
500 Agents \Va:.t<?I!
A lIUMKSTKAl) FOR .TKS* DOLLARS. | 0fA
Till np JjIVJSIOX. inn
Cf ?> 1 A WoUTU <>K KAKMS ANT) . If
*>tJ! 1 \ J,VW\ J IIUI.IMNOTOTS. in .the ; Ar.:i
iKeuion of Culpepper Cumitv, Virginia. \ H."'"
tone ?livi-le\l nuiuiiitst 1?V-"" suLScrllieis, on ^
the 7th of TTeeeinher, 1 Sfi7. Siuhsertption oti/v? V*'
h II iff Jin rx HI' *" -
" ii'ivi.u noiiiil?, I'llO IltUI " ^ '
ilmvii, the rost on ilelivorv ottlic <ftod. ll\^rr
subscriber will get it liuiliiiirc;- I..?l- or a Ir'.irn". :ilt 7
rafiging in vn I no from $lu to s These
Farms tuul Lots ar<> sold so clu-ap to induce set- ?-*
t loiiicut a. n snt^iynt imiiihcr hi ii>? res< rvc>i, liie
iiicr.'ti.-o in tHt* viftue of which will ffoiiiponflito *
f?>r tin? njffiarciit low m-ice now asked. 1'p- ' T
wiifilj of l,";j.Vi lots are already sold, and a -j"
coafyany of settlors, enll?*.l "Tin* Kappahan- ( ,
nook liioutrer Association." i$ now firtrinHiu and
will soon commence 11 settlement. Ample seeiiKtv
will lie uivon tor*the faithful perform- i ?
jinciflWefintraots and ptotiiises. NoarH -lo.oflrt " *'*'
ncfcs of land in difeivlit pints of Virginia now \\
at comma ndg^nud will he sohl?t*> settlers at from ' *
$1 111* to S;;yn por acre' 1 *?? / f *':o:ti/.fV >ar.?t
trill in (?//' al-vs (* 'jit' ii. \Yoo?i cuUvr*. coop .said
civ, fanners, Ao., Tiro wanted, ami tivo hmidred j'"9
Agents to obtain Mlhirriofr-, lo whom, tlio ?uou
mo.-t liberal inducements will lio giv'en. Souk* "?
Agents write that thujCarc making fioo por 'her*
month. l-'or full partiojiTarg, syh.-oiiptioiis, nl'l*
a go 11 die.*, A*o. m A|?j'lv to* ll.Tl'WKir . hotoi
^Umt lluvill, (.'aroiino l\?., Vn. ^'c !"
Aiifiu.-t ^8^1857 17 ^ C.t i??- f
A II It K O T V I* 15 ST. "jnyail
W. O. 9CKKEBY f'.
1") KSl'KlTl'ULl.Y informs flie 1'uMic tliutr' f
V> lie is |M-riiiniu>nt)y lncntcj ' At,
WIlITi: El A 1.1., ! Willi
Wlicjw In1 i< fully |?iv|?nred, ul till liinos, to
jivi; a jroml Picture iiikI currrct ljkciioss for u ' ,)USinmlmitf;
roiuutici'iilioii. !
Inly <>. 1857 '* 1?? It ! yy
. m: ? v c- '
rpi!lC i*??1?Alt*rNKl^41 111* hoivTof.ilI- o.\istini? i
X. between in A. JiniM and J. W.'liirt'ifj- ! ,-r wil
irton, in Hie i'rnctico-of I.AW, is this day ?lis- ( u|i<>u
jolvcil, l?y mutual consi-nt. , ... i liiidil
II. A. JOXKr*, iti
.< J. W. LIVINGSTON". ! fcmln
March HI, 1K.V7. ' 48-tf . > rTftioi
EDWARD i.BIUgJTdW; .. . j fhS/l
' 1 Ailr Ji'tlilor iiml Proprietor of tiff Carolina !
7W-.) |
COLLECTING AGENT, * ! -p
- "'* COLPMMA, s..'c., v i
?ri ??iw3 nib surviccs n? .lie ]>UI)lH*'tlS Rl'bl- J (Zj
looloi4 luili gnpyal biisinr/w Ag?;l4- ()Jr,'r
ivill recoivjj fur^ cnllecli^i Ni?U,?J<of Account Jiunen
or.anv^?ecli<*n of tl?<> SiflW, nt the usual poiii- * - \
i\ii>s!ot?,. ^ .*V * ? " >". James
Otlcc over IlioTWolina Thncs l'rlntiiii' of- '\*\7
ice, Columbia, X T. V * -Tj
IvvfiTonceBfrill Gc given if required. tlr?d <
A* jnly 28 t|ie D
?Li,
. Attention CWiensV S/
HBBSt AMD PURMIJURE PAINTING ;>?
j.n'Ute qwafest nntl rno'st KhsL
IV iajial?>c%tvlc3, ni)ij*tii>g choice' Colors V
fr'tfodnmV Marble. T h ^ tcenfl).
- Orders/roin tho conn will be promptly "'v"**
tferffeftta * - >. , ? ^ "ft'1 ?
r,u? it ??f? r.i^ w
uv*> ii. no. jiuoeMJe ^ II. . ? JL, .
' y^X ? ',^gjS
;? * *-|l?
oyBR iiAIIW^ ,o^HNQfc?is ; >n?ta
&Iill Work? iu?t5(VJricanity of ;Aljl>evflI?
J*U *? "i5S!
jjht, AbWvifley or WtyK ]^?( iflialfcotop,- ?555$
ge'^U 188<L . |^
" " * V . ,Vi ^
I I-*"
. v ' "Si.- ' ' .. '
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MANIFACTUUERS, PLANTERS,AND
PRIVATE FAMILIES.
Purchasing such an article as aSEWING
MACHINE, tjie true
policy is to buy the best.
M. SI N<; KU ?t C(>.'? G AZETTE, abcnnti
fit! pictoriul paper, contain:) full and roli:
information about SKWINd MACHINES,answer
nil questions tliut can l>c asked on
suInject. All wliorend thin paper willlearn
to purchase a Sowing Mncliinc with which
iOO n year, clear prolit, cun lie nm<lo, nnd
Ins protected from being imposed upon by
e of the Imtnburg Machines now before-thelie.
Singer it ('?.'? Machine is nrmiirf?^
lOiirgc anil fine wcu-k of every <li#criptionOn/olte
inny *? ? ul?1 ctrfttss on nppli-mi
at nny of Sii>?<'i" ?fc Co.'s Offices.
nehiiiesoii exhibition niul for sale anil-inctionp
given, l?y W.M. ('. MOORE, Agent in
iu ville,
inger it Co.'a Charleston Office, 024 Kinglet.
rim-ipal Office 020 Bronilwav, New York,
uly 20, lS.'w 12 ly
Mechanics, "Inventors, and Manufacturers.
N ANNOUNCING the THIRTEENTH Ail*
mini Volume of tho SCIENTIFIC AMlilt?'?
, X, tlm l'libliwlicl'd respectfully inform 'the
>lic that in Or<It*r increase ami Btintfllato
formation of dubs. they propose to offer
/ '?? ? Humlml JJolfarx-in t'u*h
onions for the fificciv?lnri;e8t UaU? of subbi-rs
sonf in by tho 1st of January. 185R
i [ti-f.ynitiii.K t<> be distriHutt-d ns follows:?
or tin: list,* ?:)00 ; 2d, ?>2GO ; 3d,
0; lilt, *tr,0; 6ili. fcloo; fith, fuo : 'itlr.
; 8lli. *70; mil. *i4o; lotli, $50; 11 til
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he P'licftll ch:>yeCor oiHW SctKSTtFic Av
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ibe ehtHfy devuf<?l to promulgation of inlation
relating- to the various Mechanical
Clfuiictl Art*, Jfnt'iifuctiirt*, AyrictUurc,
nt*. f/tfeuiioiiM. EifjouTucij,' Mill Work,
all interests nliiili the light of J*radical
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kiy, in f->r::i f jT ; ft contains nnly
iV'tt.i C,(}(i t > COO finely tuccutcj Hhgrov,
mi J Xot!ir-'? of Ain?rir:iii anjl European
rovr-mciits. toi?c-Ui?-r.w?tii XMlicUJ. List
in> rk-an l'nt^uf f.laiini jniii!i-)n.J weekly
ik ni.'-v* >'f ail other poj 0:4. i;
the :ii:n of the* Kiilor? fif 1 lie Scientific
i!i< -.n :<.< j-ivicf.t a!! J tis^eJ in its
???? in a j-raViicii ac-I ;..>;.u!ar form. They
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.- r-.?::r i*I false tlieo*V?
; "tis Srfcii,sr..l Mccltfltii..i*
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he StlltC ot ^oulii ( aroliua,
W?ii':r . :t?tii. V Plftix.
An:*? V \ | Attachment.
r*. - McC.^wan A- lYrrin,
m?* A ?.> "<Vw ? I'lira Att'vs.
" !lV"V.vv . :.:T on the thirty$->:
%T ? -.' !? ;?or. lS."<i>,.tile liis <lwv
:o? Di idiiliiut, .who, (ns it is
is ?*??o'.sV I'r. us . without the limits of
State. ar.?t i;.A# r either wife or attorney
"u v.:*5"" ttj?on wholly ft ?of>v
i?j irtid dcviaratioii might lie serve". It w
f.ro or.u-iod. tlmt the fni.l defendant J a
?r mill |'.oj;?1 said deelrntion, on or.'
v tho tii>; duy of XoveHithoji which "will
tho.your <if Vnr I.?rd l'.i^litqen tttindital
Kil'ty-ScVfii, otherwise final aud nh&luto
niout will -lluu Au given ainl- awtfrded
i.'t liiin. . . _ ""I.
- M ATI I H\V M<T)()2?Al.I>, c. c. &
rk's #rtico, Oct. <;p. *7 ly
lie Stale of Stfririfi t'liroliiiH,
braille l)i*trici.?lu the Common Picas.
am Wilson, ) *"
v*. . v Foreign Attachment."
A. J.iddcH. J Thomson ?t Fiiir Attorifey*.
'herein the I'l.iiiiliflMiil, 01^ the (Wevcnth
dnv of April, iwulili-i-ii hundred and lifreii,
ti!e liis declnrattiun against the l>eiiit,
who, it in * suiil, i:> absent from and
>nt tho limits of thislState, and litis neith(o
nor attorney known wittih Hie
wjiom n copy of thovnid declaration
L he served? . * .
s therefore ordered," Hint the snid *!><? ?
nt do nppenrand plead to tbesiftjiL dealnt,
on or heforp, the twejflb Any jpf 'April,
*i'ii Hundred* find fifty-gigji?" othtrwiye
unil' 1 111' Mnrll.-t.?4?..::
il nj-'nirtft liitn.-' *
. ^WTTlfF.W M<:?0K4I&in& r.
rlj'." Ufticf, A|nil^jl, ^8^7 _ itly^K'
: of KonHr Carolina.
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IIEUKA?> tlicJTIaintlfl^ii&^M eigA- *
itul.fi fly,bis jtgtihmt
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vill d.e^iKVg^ ^^i^rJ^n^n.W '
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