Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

The T??. /. G.-orjc G. Coohman. M:ii v vi vui' t< : dors doubtlos remember tiie Iu-v. Mr. Cojkmai:, the tal.-i.ti-d T?**jiiioii:irt minister, wii<? was t haplain of the ; United Slates Senate, and subsequently !o<it iu '.lie steamer 'T'lvsident." The following ske'eli from tlie reminis- i ecuceb of tliy lion. (). II. Smith, published 1 in the Iiidianopulis Journal, v.ill be highly 1 interesting to a!I who rejiu iiiber the eloquent j>rea< her and Merlins? man : It was Sabbath morning. The Inst of the *-it\ v!:.i:c!ibel!s was ringing as I left ; my boarding Imu^e on Capitol iJ ill, at j Washington city, f< r Wesley Chapel. It was quarterly n.eetiiig. The preacher had vlosed hi* council, when there arose at the | desk, a slender spare man, about five feot t eight, dark complexion, black hair falling 1 carelessly over his high forehead, loan bonv ' i. , w ide motiib, round breasted h!:it*k* coat, t wiih \ *! t f.l:iig <*<>!!:ir. 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' < hci: i.v i i.ss . . t if i.our, l.c f .1 i ti:c i.ciivt- .mun vl lui.'jfe " Ijc ftt-.-r-;?-II "i V. to O.' j li|'oii tlio a u! Mi. \ : u I>m? iut inn'.,iur..;: .. vi < .j'.-j:.! Harrison wa t1 j .'1 !' wiiUltlll iiii'l ... lo ... ... > uiaUc to -it K glflai o.i v inc. sluai:i<ci?. i i i .10 lliit ii :: u!n 4...V f.ow W;ts to l?c C .'I.- : ii'it.i! to ! : > i in; iivXt !N;ljb.itii tic 1 w;u> to t !; .: ol'tiic member:? ol'Cougi'^;it :.u .-.v ii .- .:u:o:t. 'J he ii iV c:i:iu*. , i A.j ii'jui' o ,..j uiii.i! liuiu lite cruvv.t i wjiSK eti li.i.nj; lliv^p .vi-uiviits ul lliu Ave- j MlO, Sill'! }>l\ I!J. I ho lliii l<) K-j'lVSell- ' ; ta'.vu II;;!!, wltivii was .si'Oii lilletl n> .jVcl- , j 1. j i.'n'.i tICu.S Ullilb.C to "* i >CritS i.u.uiHiiv <jis;?|>jioiiticO. ! villained a *t.a:. ' < J Si ii i.t i-I the t. tk ijc.-Ic. .Iiji.u ii?-y Ao.tias a.it lit'.: sj>--aUei'. ? <:!i nr, ' \ taimjj .\j.. 1 'csnajj. i !. wit ! ; :-] i ? i.i. '.lie lu.-'ll II.:t auf, V.'.:> wil.i SelM- i 1 ; - : 1 v . j v ,r "."I'll i .'l?. i V?J>. I iK* i!l> I'ulviil ! ;j l*i;?.i ?!OlIii'? -M }' 'ulvi4.IHi V Viv!%rIII V 1*1 lliril * ' v vS blinded v.-nil l villa. 11 .a I voicv lii'iviii.i v.uh tilprvaacd viuulloil, as j he gave util I lit-' It v :nti? j "V!i<-:i t;.i: h.iliv.l on tlx? ni^ht'y |?laiu, : 1 'I II - crili 15 i: l?\<tU : tli? S.iV, i Ol.?. : .! aloir; ' I a.i liic I: ..in, . k. Can lix liic tiijii.r; u uudeiing eye. ^ Hark! hark! lo Hod the chorm break, 1-roiu irvi-ry li>'-t, t'rmii v- ry gent, j i liui ():; ; iilouc, ill.- .-.ti i?>r | ; ll i; the Alar ol lielhlclleai. 1 . . Once on lli.; raging sens I rode, i 1 The storm whs loa-l.tliu nisjht wn? dark? j t The uvviin Yawned, and ru-lei v Mowed i iile \v i!.?_i lltul t(>ssvil liiv l..|iii.icl'lirjr bark.' i , j The i>yj.in v.-iis by Mr. Coi.kmanj alone, i ciiii y>.t in imagination hear his | . Voice us il liiici! ti.e iaigo ball, and lite last [ f airuu?, tviku uicu cl'Uucj, UicU uwny in til? i i duin'-. ' i "And I ma gi>* it, white throne, ami | him that sat o? it, liotn v.bu.-efaoe the earth , ami heaven fled awiijr; and there was no ; ( place lor thero. "And 1 fmw the dead small and great,; slitiid beloi'e God, and the book were opened j 1 and another booi;, which is the book of liie, i ' and the dea l were judged out of those j ; tilings which were written in the books ac- j 1 cording to their works." i 1 Mr. Cookman was more effected when lie gave us (lie text, than I had ever semi him J .1 before, lie several Iiiik-s passed his liaiiu- < kerchief over hid eyed before he began. ' ! The fiiwt sentences are fresh in my reeol- i lection: I , . "When Massillon, one ofihe greatest div- i vines that France ever knew, was called to < r?rtiOnl> tin. ^ '9 r..?vu k>>u iuuuiin ncnuuii ot ine departed | King, in the Cathedral at I'aris, before the i reigning King, the royal family, the chauih I e'rs, mid the grandees of France, ho took with i with to tlie .sacreddesk a little golden urn, 1 containing a lock of hair of the late King. < * The intense congregation w ;i& teatcd, and I the silence of death reigned. Masillon arose < ' and hcld'the little uin in Ins fingers, his i hand resting upon the sacred cushion. * _ AU eyps jvcry intently fixed upon the King 1 A^ lna hand wa9 returned to the sacred cuihiori,tho loud and solemn voice of Mas | 1 Dillon w?3.heArd in every part of the eathc" cmil^ '^God alotie is gretit /" So I say to* yotLftO'diiy^liiy,; Jjcloved Jiearcri*, tb<jre is \ no human greatness," God alone i# great /" I I Iii* subject was the Day of Judgment I had hear*I it preached mnnv times, but never as I heard it then. Tim immense congregation was held almost breathless will: the most beautiful, sublime and poweiful sermon I ever heard. lie spoke oflhe fina separation in the great ?!av ol judgment and fancied the anger of the Lord locking the door that opened to the bottomless pit, stepping upon the ramparts, letting fall th<j key in the abyss below, and droppinir the list lc.tr over fallen smd condemned man, He closed? "I go to the laud of my birth to press once more to my heart mv tiged mother, and drop a tear on the grave of my sainted lather ; farewell, farewell/' And lie sank overpowered to his scat, while the whole congregation responded with sympathizing tears. General 1 I iri ison had l>rvti inaugurate 1. riie di--p:iti l;?:s for the Uiilish government Wvt<; si^n-i.I hy Mr. \\ el?Mcr and d?diw-red to Mr. kinan. He took h*avt? ?( |,is fi! :.?Is Washington, ;>'ul Sett for X w V >;!;. \s *.vc putfd, li's ! i-t word- were. May heaven hie>* von. Mr. ^m;th ; if ever I ijn V'."t >!ir11S mc ine iti tile WY--?.*' A Sew ?'i ,v? Jifurwaii's. th?-re w.-.? se< n -ii..^ rsior's I.-lan-.l the >{ ' < ti<Ii-i ise'.v sVamor. "l'ivsidi*nt," oil !: ? ontu.-rd i to l.ivvi poo!. v;:!i Mr. ("o-dcman.Tv r<<n>? l\>\\fi, and i !<. ! ; Ii?t ot i i -;: n _ t *? h? ! p - n on hoard. living ?t*-am -r i;:. I ' It the !it;!11lioii-'u tar hrhind. and tii'-v--d ^ !Man! 1 y en npi.n tin* <p-m At!ai.!a\ ?Mth :hv pri?-jnr?*:s of as s-pi-i-uv ai.d -aa ty o ;:;.y vi.'^cl lli;,t ? \vr t' ;i.,. Night was a|>;>roai')i!i II-! -.siili'r hesivcn> : < ? * ?: ' :n. ! ii _ wit N ' .w and h< v' ? :i dr-\ilfnl Irirri. a; i":. 1 i'l-fai'-d v?-,-i v\;??- j;; t! ' ' i 'i^r. ^trn^^I is,; wish f.i'e--::->w ! r i <!u: T i of lie.-a, ! \v ell tin- : j. ' 'i.v "b t\?- -W f '1 ! ' ' 'i ?: tli v.i- "?? ? :. !i - '. I' v. :t< .lavK. T'f \ |-:i |..'v i.'. -v r'. v> ::.d I' ?. i'l I',-.;i. j M . i_; ' in;-'. Tli" it ii:t'i -J <! *A *i i v. ' :t' : ' . 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M t.-ra 11 t t s. t tilitnn W.roujiii) :< sp-ak i.. ?s a Whin j .*,. Si: I? rr !V i r?w ? t! -?*i:<j- \i-.-rry. aiii S': ' r >' > t iT> !: *a:;!'1U'-I tin* i! .. / <it (lit! - V *. .IWI.IIH- .-?i I *" liliv * w:ir;iitr_j-5 < !' ?!:utjf<*rs U< ; in 1 '.or*! IVim-iston ' !,e>l ' > wrh.i;:.'; ! < Hill, which \Vi>ii 1 iiii\.; ]?: % i:! ! llnvaf. Tin* war ha< ertne. atul v. !i > l;:,.iv. ,ii>v iti::?*ii it willci'sr in ?;mM ; n i l.!.?i>il !i now :n*k : ? ?\v5?*. Sir :i was light, w l:un il i* to*? l.ste :iI no nn?i TI :?: i? tin*, value ? ! loivsigh: i: i!i- II -u-i* "!'< '"'mm i:.-.*' Tin* f* ioJS'l Mr. Oil iilcs !><i!!.*r -> 1. n<vvi*r.|, "Tile IImiin.. ot' Commons is hut il;<* ;iii lie w -1.1 ; if yo:i ?< ; oulv :i ! ii! '.in.'i' <>!! \ a <!>e]..-r than tle-v lo, tl:i*V will tItinlc von :i cli-vi-r l-tr f von .?"c-:nufh <h I'p'.-r :ii. i much furihei ht*y will lh::.k y >"i iivi.1." K\i i )t i'jh 1?*< fn r.is. The follmvii ?f xfra-'t taken from IV. iVav'aiiilV s^nii 'ti <-n tli?* cii-:< : "lVit Ft!j?p<>.- ?. the war- to come? Let us vile *it it calmly, that we nei\ <"imato it u'g'tt. S ij.'iom* Viiu li -- hah vcti: pioperj , i..' 1.1. -. -*o * . , > , nv KM .'..I .-IP- U il'T*:is VOlll'-fil 5 v. 11;?t t}><*>] ! >r ha' lace ;?!> ! sah!e> and ?1 ':*!?? til j '-at - and j wcliy were ??jr<iwti :?-: ! i*r.-v< r. thai di<s<is at a hr<!idr--d |. ill.j! S W- I'i; t XrlptCir. .] f,i|- dlV<H'S t lla? Co-1 mly t<n i! '!!ar-.. t!iat wool'i-n wire Tor si!!;. u;j. 1 calico for wooIVn ? hat we won* our <?! or three month* of the year in fashonahh*. folly, wo and families tvinaund ;it mine?suppo-e that our sons, instead of ieeomin<? idle am! dissip ivtl, \ver<; inured o honest labor. and that our daughters, in t -a ! of hoinjj fashionable playthings, w.-ie a'.iijht to Iiv intelligent, useful and .<-clf-n limt. women? would tlii-5, after all, he a ea!1'iiitv '" ? in!-nir,rahle, to he endured \ Should all .of t!ii> happen, wherein would t t'iu-h the essential sprinrjr, of happiness in ho bosom of any reasonable bein?< < It is r.'it halt so had as the doing of a wront;, or fevi-n a mftan action. We could sun ley enlure all this." One of tin- ?{/i-postfi| up frtipcts at trie Irirard, I lie other dav, having taken posses *ion f>t liis room, lucked it up togoout into lh? city, ami leavvug the key at I he bar, toll Chad wick with great simplicity "not to wait linner tor him." And wo believe that "Chad'' didn't? least-ways "it's f>o reported." That same diaractcr once stopped at the Asior House, where tliey put him tip, of course, under the oof, and two in a roam. During the night lis room-mate felt cold, anil proposed rolling out a ficivant for blankets. "Hush," quoth Green, "hush! I'm afraid you'll wake poor old Mr. Aator, ef you go to holleriu round this time o'night." In the morning, t>eing highly pleased with liis breakfast, he nf.?rmed the waiter in a tone meant to be i-ery gratifying to the latter that he thought ?ld Mrs. Astor a very good cook?"she fried hem buckwheat cakes first rate"?and con .billed by asking "if they bought their own niiK?DUt ^posed as tlit-y us^d sur.li a lot >n'l tliey mcbhe kept.a cow!" And when vo liveil at the La Piuire there whs ononisoiner who always called Mr. Sykes "Mr. l.apper-ee."? Graham's Mar/ozine. ?: ?-*? Envy. judge# of tlm woiks by llio per&on vlio does them. Equity judges of persou^ >y their works. J Attempt to Launch the Great Eastern. < Weivi;iet to announce lluit the fiist ' 1 j attempt to launch this great Leviathan lias i | 1 tec tl 11 tiii lit re. To understsMid \%liat lias ] I | been done, it is necessary to describe the i I ; preparations which were made to insure I I j success. These preparations may be divi- < j ded into two claves?the means to restrai i s , i her motion in case her movement into the . ! water was tO'? rapid, and the apparatus u^ed < ! to start her oil'or to accelerate iier descent 1 , ! it loiind too tardy. All llie props or htavs j j mat supported tin* great ship while she was , t ' building being removed, ^li?? rested oil two > ! huge eradles. placed about 150 leet apart, j i ami at e>.pi:ii distances from her renin*. t j These cradles were faced at 'ho bottom i ; with iron plates : these iron plates rested fritlvon iron mils plaeed parallel to ca-ii , i other, at a distance ?-f about a foot nmt a ! half, and firmly bolted t>> two platforms ! | wood, each I??r?i??l*_n :* slope <-r iii<diu<* plane i ; of about one inch hi t?w!ve. The cradles ; may be regarded as two in >n-shod sledges \ \vii;?. !: w- Milelid' d to slide down tin: mii - < ! face til the rails <>| the two s! ^ call'.1'! ] wa\s, bearing with tiivtn the ship into <i t , wat?-l. lbegivit iioveltv of tlii< airaii^-'iiu i.t , did u<it consist, in intending to launch the i -hsp s.d-.-wa\lor tbi- ha- b en a mi statin in liii!::t ai: i Ann-:' i , ji.m' VH?ci-.sjs. Tin. It!;1. :. .1 ] tl |h t?M* lit' t\V?i 11 fit v 'II t .lit*. 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J- i\ in in' ! ? . t *. :'tit ! a-,'.:i;.; ;!; <_> l?ri:ijj i.i- !i SUil.i-.'V lil'.'J fi. v.ali liii.-i? of tin' . i ' Mlli.U'i"! iii tii-J alliliilii lit !!! lilltlliS Sillli m-.-.-iialiit'.kS aii'i 1II.i11M j a! lun;?* inaiili- 'i !i ?Ii Hi ivaVfs, U? .ruiiii- ; t.-r.H'i in-- \viit>Iit v.i .".ii i : ;if. -a j?, so a? | to iiul-i I? tI" ii?:.iwav ihiiaii; !? -? i|"M:i'til ! ii iii.f.---..: v. jii ; < ;..v !ii- rail : s r?*s -11 i i t >: i - " i i - i ill til i-il_; t" lw;ir ill til.'lli. \V.. ! i ..! ... I. ' ' ... ... | . 1' : i* II I.I I nll'i W ia-i-i.- l.a.l f. >; - ' 'j win v!>, ;uni oli.vr n.;uli:ii nli:;?-li-<l to") tiiif i x:: inity, wh !i li;>ii L*?-?-ii ti-> -i to ; w i:.u t l:vr lna\ \ <-i I i!r? i : ? 1 li..-m. Stlfli ! wi-ii' 11, f power i'ui a:i I vv.-li il-.si.- i mean:- j to ! !:< < k atlV liniilie -j' <!. i Tos-tart the 1:1 j??.w, |-- j lill llVill alll.f ;:| ;>.U.'lll!r was li I, wi.i.'i, | wa> capable c>! ailiny' M?as tu pu.-li litem j ' alunit Uii'i/e Icet lotwar.ls. It more torn.- ! ' i l|i in llii* welt- ii< r< -nary, it was pn.viih-.i j ' l..r l.y tinre iifaif. A .^ti-.ti^ table wa> i i roi.ii. 1 the i-xtn miiy ol tin; vhaiit ul | ! tin; AivljimoiJeaii m-ivw ai lite alter}>:?i i. < ! i the sl?i[>, cairn'.) out into tin- m;.M o| t!? 1 liver, passeil i< iin l a l>!u< k in ii^lit. r, j firmly iuooiv?i, :.ti>.l brought hart; Sitjuu to ' 11;<* shore, where a small t-laiionaiy Meant 1 engine was placet to haul it in, ami l#rin?; , . an \ i'L-a<(*tiab!u amwimt ui juv:>ure to bear ii:j .;i :t. .\::iitii*T-wmiii i ii^iue ami ciuii- ' lar apparatus was ?-u I !? r a cable fiiiijiv i ii.\<-l lo tin* bow o? liie t^li:J?. Lastly, ca- 'J !.!. s w?. !? I'taleiied ! ? ?I.UM'i iio < ! iiicMii|>, ami i.airkd out Id Kill' lii?li!?*rs 1:1 >on*d in , mill liver, wkh ihe iiKihanual apparatus | < <>!i boa til them, wi11-tii.i :m vtl t lo drag the f | outre of the Miip :??r\\ar?l if iieeeh.-aiy. \ , Having now made our rcuib'i s a' ?^iai:tt- j ' Oil with tiio mechanical appliances used, ; , , webhall proceed to narrate the history ui i the day's pun-tediums. The riser was : ci'owdi il with eralt. ?'t every d<*?cr:ptiu!i, | ' j weighed lo the watei'.s edge with living < height. Every available *pot on both Hides ? of tlie liver, wheia a glimpse of the nhip I 1 : could be caught was lilh d with espoctaiil ; 1 .-Jjt-.ti.uui iiuoill I O ClOl'.K t IKS cVltelitem of ail was raised to the highest pilot*. ; The bu<y gionp of industrious laborers, \v!io ; fi had been engaged in blackleading the'rails j " \ oS the ways with brushes and paint pots, : ji began to diminish, A few were left, seat- i j tering masses of powdered blaeklead, like ! sand. At length these retired. All seeini cd ready ; but two men remained, one o i ' each way, standing near a ropo ladder, bv j i means of which they might escape into (lie | ship as soon as the era die .should reach the j , water. A young gentleman took his place! on a high platform,elected near the after- j ] part of tlie shin, with his theodolite dulv I ; placed, lo mmk the motion of the ship. J j The tide is rushing in, but it lias yet only j j covered half the slope of the ways. The ; j shout is heard "she moves I" and to she : does?the afterpart faster, however, than i thu t'oie. ller speed is instantly checked, I and she is still. Now, each anxious spectator congratuj lates his neighbor. She glides beautifully ! down?she is under control; surely all is | well, and the attempt to be, u triumphant li I success. Alas, soo'i the rumor is passed n- v long that the motion was premature??that it has been checked by h sad accident. Ad c the turn of two of the cables round the drum, placed to check the motion of the af- . ti^r i'.i'miIIi' crut/m in ll"? inni/ci"""' * .... ? , ^ ...w.W, mo j ^ ship, (he winch-handles, attached to its t gear revolved with frightful velocity, hurl* ' l^iiig fiveuulorluiiHte men into tho air, and ' Tscattering broken cog-wbcols among tbc ' / .rowil. THfc'e of tlu?s? unfortunatu men, | ive ivgret to hear, wore severely injured. This U n sad damper; nevertheless Mr. j I'miix I and other cfHeiaU are.?e>'? examin- j ijg the ways. The fore-rraidle is found to I nive advanced three iV-et forward ; the aft j jne about four feet six inch?s. Are all still i tatigui^ie. We wait hut t<>r high water.] ;\n hour's anxious watehing, anil the lulu > . I I ? overs me "ays, iimi reames nearly !o tlie : evil ?>l the ship. The laborers arc all on-I fnjx"d in I In; lour lighters moored opposite ! lie middle of the j-lnp, tautening the cables! it I ached to them. Their woil; is either fruitless or consider- j ;d s?>; al.d a steam lug muVeS all the ighters out of the cxpeeted way of liic ; iiij>. Signals are made, the fixed sieain nj;Ui? s ui.tkv in tin.- cat'les atlaelied Id the Hi-- and all al thu t?lup. 1 lie cables tauten but the huge iiioiiMer siiia not. A snap : oilowed I V a whiiiami a luicr is heard, j tluj ilie r.thle atlai'lied to th# torepail ol !i?* >)11iiit.lvc>i siiiiii't?i ii ? iii*.'** iviil? ?t... v. in:ci> ot tin- sl< iiii < ! ?:iie w-mUiIii^ it. Ii ii<>u ili.it :i!l iiuin.b i : ntuvii ^ tiie yi'i.i tiji* limil.iy. l ite >[> v. !io Ii:i> 1 siuoil in tlie ;i.it ; \\h;<*ii !i;i'i l>. ?-u filling l?c:tvily lit* ia.-t lil-JielSu in 11; i n i: nt>> .i i'l ! jio'.iiato ujw:i the i JUitCs nl tail I I v. \\ h.tvi? urn u-.vti iti: ! iiutiuiis on the a'; . I. Winn iii t !:? i i: j i iinveii, lii?: vvcii! v\iI ?-.iVi?m| Willi I>' .i kkail. \\ i>< :i ' ! ; !"?*!H~v;? 1 to >111, ill sj.lto nl ;iII liic: !.i. iij.i'K1 to lli'^u !n*r |ia>.?;ii>u uowil tin: , ii I>;nl .!' I!i?r i'i- ' ;.1 t'lajin llii* iron l ii!>. f j. i >\ i-| 11 ;i|'jt:il .it II? \v:??. llSol !. i ? !. i k : I I.II "... :i U> ll!_v: it. lip: i.ulcl i ' to t! i - triclI'! . < .* i i t ill.; t\v.j i-ia i!?-s nil lliiiMS I'I i..lN Ill (;| ;ViiV?. 't i: i'i iirtloll >! iI Oil ' i. >: ; . \ ._ .(!. i! \v : v.;:- ttrli t>y !.rtl < \ :!i ! ?.? tin* i?;?? el ?I.C : .i ::i u - ':i il.-j Mil!. '. ?>! lii<r ?!?<" ! ? ut v ?:i tin.-i'.ii < :: !c;i lli.; i?l Ii. 1. \j II i i i.>.aI' mvi-r.',: i >. i):. r?m(: *. .vi> : iu. nis v.itli Si. ; I. : i . t'.t* if...11 w!i..? ii:.< ; ill liis . I' IV "A. i| ;ul t if I'lo-'-'-si-S tillnllir'i i i t ! . ? .! : !>e ilciivSwl, |?r??Vrl ! .! ! >t I \ -r ' ~ :i! ;il! ; :i1T i ;i > it . ; (if turii \v??: !;;?nj ;>! < 11: it-->:> ;:) i -ii. i: v I ! < _ -I ' ? iii' ii!. .! ! ii ; . V .!iy i ; . - ! < r 11 .1 I!11 a v!i - I i! < >1 1 ri* ! . i s : iii.A'i i lit Vcl i 'in- :ii : t o>'1-u!! t lir ii* !!: -.t {'r- j : 'v t" l! <- ?iy. I: v i' wt v. ;i J'.i ! i ..ti- ?v-|>- j -":t jirt?fi.u:cT. -r>- & o? II i\v to I!;",rniri. --"i Liv. i Hi. ii::Jj *;. :i. ni? :...n. ;mi?J i:i\o i.it'f !; !*i.-i i; tiiiin. ur v.uii iii filli?*r. wi-li < t.i ! *:i!;z * ?ii?- !:i!! jmw. i !' i i - i ii 1 u V. it iiii;.-! ! I v . !?.<" Ii 5 < S ;ili< 1 T.ill'Junes. [>y ii.MV 11: _? ' !:) i! "nr.; t (]>i :.:? ! .me',l.itr.j iilliV <?f li':tuii::i! v, jmi v. ii:? . V I SJct.il'll-/ t i I <Tl !?:: -it '.I-S l!i' ? . i iv.--- \r;i!i->i(.ii :iii>! m s?isi--? : v t?.i ;i,o ln'<:\ viikh ?ti!i!."'? I jilt"!.'.. (I. P. REHSEH \> ! ? ! ? --I ?? ?'* * i- I" - : '= > ??." 80- ; X 1< !_ : ! -t ; ES.\JT* :i2a:l < AI'S III" !.< .IT:.! \V i II* < T' ; tlivV iil'C III.*!-!'.' ; it jtri'- i'ii! !i ! u :!1 i-.mi ji wi*!i ti:? i \ I--t :i! ?; !. t Jul. i isiTit.il!'.cj nr?">l. whicli . i I \* M?T i -Mutit*' !u VV/A'.l/.S '. IN//. f !'. K !M -!..V. t 'oiiiiiiljiii, S. ?) -t. - !*: Netiec to Creditors. jj ) V <>r.]-r .it" tin- (*i * it f I .f !!. |: i t,. Jl 2 > * r- ..I :i> :i . ! >i;l.-. n-i I.uk" M.,r!i,-. ! !?<.-! ??. >.v ! | lit : i r . 1 |-ro\f l!i .i i - r 11> 11 ; > !'< ii:.> u i'liiii t'lif* iii-.ii; lis iV.mii :iiiion I!i:- ii"!i- , V1. M. I!. PASJKKfi, ('. K. - !. J). j t *c?!in:si: *. l I S-j-l. 1 1 19 '.'.in A |>i>!i<-;i(io? Ui; : i- it: :ii.< l.?-irisl:?tur?* <>f SuuMi > t'ii :i. ill it- ! i*\l .ill I in lt, to Incur- ! iia'i' lin' \ i!i:i*^<' ?>t G li I.U.N Wunh. Aii;MiM -j::. I>.>7. 13 3m N";VV S TORE~7N1TNEW GOODST i AT ABBEVILLE C. H., *"i> <1* Wilhiiiti's Oh! 0]>j)0 site the MurtltcU House. wiLLi.vn nooin; """l M I.I? "[ <-ftfully itil'ofin iln> i-ili/.-iifi ? T of Alilx-x ill*; :in Williams, an-1 l.it.Iv In- \fo.. i. ' illj/yt -tl. ? J-| O-it(In; M.il'.-hall 1I<III<<-; and li.it 1. Iki* taken every pains iri s?-lectimr i-< isi tlx- !->st . -::tS. 1 i-ii:n. i;tin New York, a j Imirt1 and I'l'Ici't. sto.-k <>1 ilaplc ;?n<l S'aiicy S>j-y (jlootis, vlii?!i Ik- i- li t.-i i:ii?n-?l to --11 :it living ( rolits. | <>r llie und Willi tor or its (<|uiva- j lit. Hi." I?>iijr t-.xju ri.-ni-?! j*i-tili?s tlie asser- j i<>a that liis selection ol? r a (i c v I* o<xh ?inferior to none an>l equal to the licsf. liis jmreliiisi-s having Wen t:nidi! principally ! or c:i-!?. lie *.viiI to fialilu to oiler strong in- j iisceinetiis to Ludieft anil Gentlemen, in search ' >1* Eontclliing fine anil c-lcgant, at. moderate i riees. lie respect full v solicits from the people of j Ibbeville mid vicinity, nil examination of his Jock, being satisfied that he will be able to j ;nttify ilie inoal fastidious in quality, quantity in<l price. Hi? stock of Fancy Goods counists in part as ol!o\\a: EMBROIDERIES. ? Swiss Jaconet Collars and Sleeves, Bl'k Crape do do Jaconct and Swiss Bauds, do do l'.dging and Inserting, Thread, Line and Woven Kdging, Kmbroidcrcd and llein-stichcd llandk's, Ladifa' and Gentlemen's L. G. do Bonnets and Ribbons, a large assortment, Bl'k Velvet Uibbou una Trimmings,of all kinds. Jaconet, Swis3 and Potted Muslin, Nainsooks, plain, plaid and striiK-d. Something new for lining Dresses, 1 Jolts, bilk, leather und ?Initio, French Working Cotton, all numbers, French Corsets, Siuplc Goods. Bleached and Crown Cottons, a large assortment, Kersey and Jeans, of ull kind*, Blanket*, a good assortment My stock of Ladies' Dress Goods and Goals ind better be examined before purchasing else/here. ^ t 1 would also Hsk an examination of my stock f HEADY-MADE CLOTHING; Cloths, Fany and Buck Cassiukbks, and Vkstinoa. .Sept. 22, 1857. 21' tf , IRIENT CHAPTER NO. 9 B.\ A.*. M.', I! COKE8BIIRY, | A MEETS.. Third Friday in every j /V Mo ?tV?t 8 P. M. 'W Maj -2f?, f8M ly The friends ol Copt. O. M. MATTISON respectfully announce liiin ns u candidate for Tax Collector at the uext election. Tiic friends of JAMES A. McCORD re?pectfully announce liiin n3 a Candidate for Tax Collector at the iwxt election. The friends of Dr. J. l'\ McCOMB respectfully announce liiin as n Candidate for Tax Collector nt the next election. "T^r Tl^fH'-u.ls of MATTHEW Mc-DONALD respectfully announce hint a Candidate for re-election as Clerk of the Court of General Sessions i?i:<1 Comiiioii I'lcns, for Abbeville District, nt t he next election. a r,.... .^r 11... r / . < i < IV *? vr i bMV V ilin* I I'H'll'Jb Ol w . ?i. NKIX, woui.l i'fspi'<-lfully niinounec hiding.-! Cnii<lilntc* for at sli?j lo-xt ion. Tin: (ri?Mi?ls of JAMES 11. 1!<?Iili ro.-peetful ly :iiiiiouii<:c liini as a Condi'latc for Sln-rill' at I lie noxl fhvtion. JgJJ- Tim fm-mU < !' JOSKI'II T. MOORE r?upcct fully jutiK inn:*- liiin a CatnliJiUe for Slit-rill iit i 1?? ?n#iiim? 1. . t io??. Tin fik-n?l> of T. ft. Ml I.J.KOlil* uspovtfri!; aiiiooii:c>* 11i<ii as :i ('ar?li*iat<.- for Tax (.'olk-ctoi of Al lifvill.- District at llie m-xt <jl?-otion. Til" fricii'hof (ji:o|iGK W. !; 1. 111. V i-.-?pei-tful!y ansioui l.itn n Caiuli<lati- for of Al'l".-vi!lv !>:. ?*i-i?-t at tin,- next Z/rr The fri.-ii.ls of MATTHEW It. COCHRAN tv~|>'-itVully announce him a <-anili<late lor S'lcriii* of Al'b*. v illc iJl.-triet, at the ncxl l.-ct ion. ~- j>!" Tli- iiuiiici-oiii lYietols of Col. T. .1. uoIm.u i> - v iiiiiiouiifi' 1:iin a Can for : !.< vi'X at lW -"i-isintf ?-l ti . * 'J)''" Th<- frit-ml# < !' 1?. W. IlAWl'llOUN i . -p. tl'ully !.i:n a caiiilid.itc for ^ li?-i >:) i' A W ?: \ i.'.". I ?.>'rivl at !.!! i;>-xt ?- ( i?ni. MANY MMKMiS. i,:?}' *1!...fi-i.i. 1- "i MMIUW> .%; ? ?!:!? . I't.tuiitc*' l.im as a T:?l'??i . 'i i :V a". tl iMKs'i'iii' imi. * "i <? . i>: I.I. ivs[";?-v Iii;t CiitfU.lnu- ! ir ."^liviilV, Hi til in-xt 1 1 inn. :?/' 'I'll.: iiivii.ls <if \\\ \V. CIMKKIN i n:i" v :?*?:!--ists> l.i:n .11: J1 1 \! f??r .SA. / -'//" : ! Mu- ? !! i:;iur -tion. | M;>v 7. ls/<.r> -I. Q. OALHOTO, lTr??!I\iiV AT i.WV \\\) SOMS'lTilK I? m 1 tv. <\ 13., i! " // ut I* :$l >J I 1 tl(l fjcsi j" SS c,tfit / S: McCOWAX. ATTORNEY AT LAW. < /77''IX /..I li* };AX X; \l i)ior in Thomson & Fair, AMl'.KVILI.K C. H. T. I. I -.-.7. tlT.-tf I'Kill!IN & COTIIJIAN, Wiorni-ys ;;l I.nw iiiul S?liri!ors in D[iiify ()l}ii'0, tin' On I fni'liit vl'J !)I .\/rfiijU'H' ?v: /'ii'i'ni, i.aw m. piiukiv, jas. s. rni'.'.v. .'.. mi ii v }, i ..,t. if ii. a. jonks. ri. f. jonms. j^nks, illoriii'ys iil i.jiw and soiifiiors in equity HiiKvn. 1.1: c. //., s. c. "!!.!, |r; in AM.evilli', Ac*.n, t ? Inur.ii-, N-wl-crrv. :nnl :? Ij ?ii:iIIlT I lis s i*i< !Will |Iy attcml U> all l.u*in?-s; i;.i i-i.-t -i 1 li.-m. April l'l, 50 MARSHALL, LEE & DeBRUHL. iiit 5 -! -!?ri>i linvf n?<i'.-iat.;il wisli lli.-rn, R ii. 11..- Pi...tic- of lit.- I .astkimikn (I'i r.lMH!,. Ks<i. All l'iisin.\?s fiitrustvil l< tli. ir ? ::?"?.* will rof.'i v.* |n|>t aitcitlinii. .1. 1-M.sTKIl M.\R.-11 Al.J., M . A. January 12. lS.r>7. 27-tf IIAT ESTABLISH.Ml-NT. vUi i siir iii?> ('A rri'( >1. voni?l <!< \v. U ti> call a! l-'t 1 .l.l'.U'S nii-l il>t:iiii an Outfit in lilt; nf a new an<l l*n~i i>I II. ail I'l.ec. tiiiiiviuiii", voi; ii iit not rsorct f choice murm-KATED niirns, medicines, Chrmirals, Paints, Oils. Class, Perfumrry, BBB&v. M a An*l all oilier articles in our lin?\ We feel a*suiV"l I lint no liuiise in tin; South can oiler n >t?>rk superior to ours in genu nen<->?- and purity ; till'official preparations heinur made in strict accordance with the foriouhsrics of tho W. T. Pharmacopoeia. Our Stock of Dental and Surgical Instruments is full, and we have unequalled arrangements fur pioccring additional supplies at the short cut. not ice. Feeling confident that we can furnish onr customers with the heet. artidea, <>n reasonable terms, we respect fully solicit orders, and pledge<?ur.-.cives lo Pill them with fidelity and despatch. PLUM 1J tfc l.EITNKR. Luto 1>. li. Pitiful* it Co. Augusta, Ga., April 17, 1850. [50-tljan SELLING OUT. DUY GOODS. BROOM & NJKKELL, AUGUSTA, GA., Will offer their i ntirA ?f B ? BL? U For the remainder of the Season ut very LOW PRICES. rI^HKIR?iSui^{ is lurgo and wall assorted, .1 and offer rare attruotions to buyers.7? We are now engaged in the enlargement of our Store, nnil will have to give up a portion ol it to the workmen Boon, and woqlddike to reduce the Stoirk :i* low as possible before the move. All in want of CHEAP DRY GOODS, Are respectfully invited to give us a call, due 10, 1857. 7 tf The Marshall House. THE subscriber having purchased that commodious and well known Mansion, THE MARSHALL HOUSE, tins made every arrangement for the accommodation of Permaneut and Transient Boarders, ttnd nop. a. i>y proper attention, to merit a fall sliarc of public patronage. After the first of Dctoher, the rates of regular Boarding will be fcl5 00 per mouth. EDMUND COBB. Sept. 30,1857. 22 tf \ , 1 -r ...? irk, i ,i' FROM ABBEVILLE TO WASHINGTON. A FOUR HORSE STAGE leaves ABBEI iV V1LLE on Monday, Wednesday nnd Friday at 6 o'clock, A. M. Loaves Washington, Ga., on Tuesday, Tliursday mid Saturday morning*. A Daily Train leaves Wngliinijton at 6J o'clock P. M.. for Atlanta and Augusta. OFFICE at the POST OFFICE JOHN McBKYDE, A',n,t. Abbeville C. II., April 3. 1857. 18 ly IHSSOIJLTIOW rl"MlE liitc Law Firm of McGOWEN ?t PERJL KIN is Dissolved l>v mutual consent ? ' All l>n iin-?s cnuiliwitteed iij.i to this <l;iIo will be | condin*i??d mid tit>by lis t'lgi'tln.'!1 uiuK-r t*? of iii? old Finn, us if no Dissolution j liad taken phiee. P. McGOWEX, J AS. M. 1'ERRIN. ! January 1, 1S.">7. 35.tf TO THE LADIES. More New Mantillas j CHAMBERS & MARSHALL H.\ V K r.;c?*iv?"?l ilii< week direct from New Vurk, ii bountiful assort nieiit of IS LAV K CHAKTKLLY LACE. l;!iii:k ~-i!k sind Uliiek Moire Antique handsomely Trimmed Wliite <fc Colored , .-'SV rJB."fiaL? a ^ .-m. ? N'?. 1 OiMiiite llan^o. AbWvilbr C. II., April 17 [ftOtf BYTIIEWOOD & COWAN, j GUM UAL COMMISSION 31ERC1I.1NTS, X;?. 2t)4 Kxchange Row, COLUMBIA, S. C., V ?K t!.<- Sub- HF.Al. 1>TATK, NKC.KOTSs. r ii! .. CniToN, W'llKA!', IvU:<?\\ l.iu.l, V, i 1 '. . v. < .olfi-i*. MiilllSJi',1l;iiiUI,1 T, j ' in. !!:?;. liinl rr??luc?; I .-lil t :<- ialtvntiosi |>;ti'l to llio sab" ? ! ' nilv "I" lli'.- i'-u'V.. ? libera! a?ivuiii:..-.s lu.ii't; uihl |.rr.i.,|.: r. tun.*. . : W. 1;vi:II. V.M.J., JAMS -. M. COW,vn. | An.'. 1<?. is:,7 17 if J iflorc Elooks and Drills! ' ' 1 MlK Snlwcfhaw ju--t rcit.iv .! 'Iieir ' I St.M.-k of Mo'lioiiu-s. 1 ? !??'%- ami F:iih'V ; nrtidivi, ami arc projiuivd \k> soil at slmri i ; | ?- !?t \V.. atv Al?<-?i!s f<T ilio *:ile of a PiM'K-s r> , J >TAN i ).\Ul > \V()1!K>, rmw in tlio i'<iU: je <> ! juilili'-aiinn, liv tin? /Vp!>i<*t?>ns ot' Now York.? i Alll'iiltr siro itn:lml?-*l [ Th?r I in t;<>nirivs< fl-nni ITS*.' In 1 c? "<0 * , l'.fiiiun's Ti.iriv \ Vi.-w. ! < Alius of the Worl?], from t'.r , i:it? nilthnl'itii^. In lS'.Ci. r;?-!"|.o'Ji;i ni AuivricJia K'oquenoe, wit! 1 i air-. '?!n- N \v Aincrioan f'yoln|>?'tlin. 'I In- l'\"injx-iia <>|' Wit iilni lluiuul*, t.y Win. I". liiir'nu. S|("i.j.i(,-> of IJio almvv wntks mar ? ti a' 'in r St 1 ii,-i- willi mn.v ! !?? ?'lv-?. \V :?? :i! ntr>*ii1* f"r the ?alo ? ! f; rover" | .t U.?i:.-i:~i;\V 1 .N?; MACllINK, nokrimvli-L'.-. i lu lie ! in' l?e?t I'DW in an.) tlio lea#t ]i:tI 1< j :i> i out nf ?.- i.-r. Tliis Mai-lii:io will i jl'Jo. IJK.\M 11 it Al.l.KN. j S|.t. ;7. is;,7. ui tf ! A I? IS O T Y I* s-: S . ' i W.G.KENNEDY !> KSI'K.C'n TI.I.Y iiiforms the l'uhlic tha V he i.- [" rnsaiH illi\ localct] at WEIITi: HAL!., ! Win--:-.- lie i- fully pivparat all til!).-?, t' i !_ > .him n'nai lor i ! </<" /' r<i(c t.i:ii:iu-rntitiii. July 0. 1 bo7 10 It ^ er a.- n ?ru rn-Om i rpilE COP A HTN EI'SII 11* licivtnfore < xistin: ' I Im ?\V"?-|i II. A. Joins mi.1 J. \V. Livini; I -ion. in i!i.- i'l'iiirii'-e of LAW, is tliis ?lav <li< l.v mutual const-lit. 11. A. JONI:-. J. \V. LIVINGSTON. Mar.li :;l. 1S*.7. 4S tt" EDWARD H. BRITTON, (Ltilc Editor and / 'ropri>t-,r of the C'trolhn I j im' COLLECTING AGENT, COLUMN! A. S. C.. OFFKIIS lijs t?? the public as n Col lector an-1 trt-ner il luisinc^s Ayent. 11< j will receive for collection Notes ?r Account j for any section <if the State, at the usual com | lni.-sior:s. t (Hii-c "V-.r the f'arolirui Times Printing of li.-e, ('ulr.S. O. Kefereiiees will he given if required. jniy -j8 |; Attention Citizens! ! H' USE AND FURNITURE PAINTING S^XKl.T IT.I> III the neatest and tnost l*a>h j ionnhh- !St\h*s, Imitating chuieC Colors ' Woo.] :u..l Mar hie. I Orders from ilie country will he promptly attended t<?. j My T. M. AUD, , | Oct. 17, '50. [24-6m] Abbeville C. II. I\'OTI li. ' I t~(>MV wivol'V I."? --!?< ? ? . | .. jisij., win u? iiappv i< ff illtcml to ! OVER HAULING OF ENGINES i or Mill Works, in the Vic nity of Abhevilli ; ami llw -(irroiiiuliiij; country. Applicants will please apply to John En ri^lit., Abbeville, or Win. Lehbv, Cliarl.'ston s5. U. .JOHN' WINCliY. Oct. ill, 1866. - -JO-ly. GRAPE VI2JES. ABBEVILLE MODEL VIXEURB! DIC. T0G\0 o}f<r? for Sale Vise Cut tixos and Kooti:d Vine*, at the follow ' ing rates : n tt .1 ww. ? - - Tci jxunarea vine cuttings, For Ontawbas and other Sorted American Varieties, $5 Of For Sorted European Varieties, - 10 Of Kontt-d Americnn Varieties, Each, - 6C Hooted European Varieties, 11 1 Of Hooted Scuppernoni;, " 1 0C Montevino, Deo. 27, 1850. 36-tf N. 13. Vines pruned at reasonable rates. Brie ft masonry and Plastering. r|"MlE undersigned having formed a'Co-part Jl nership in the above.ousinegs,aro prepared to do all work entrusted to them in the best and most substantial manner. - Having a long practical experience in the business, they flatter t.heinselvB that they ean please the most fastidious. Ail work will be warranted. .JOHN COUMBE, A. J. WOODHURST. Rkkkhknoe.?II. A. Jones, J. A. Calhoun and Dr. J. W. Hearst, of Abbeville. Abbeville C. II. Oct. 10, 1866. 23-ly v ai> rFMIE Subscriber has removed from his old JL stand to Enright dt Starr's Gin Factory, and returns his thanks for past favors, .And u>lictis a share of publio patronage in (us line of business. He will moke Pnnnel Doors, Snub, Blinds, Wardrobes, Tables, Desks, Door and Window Frames, Ac., Ac. ,N. B.?lie will, also make Coffins of the finest stylo and finish. , For reference; apply to any gentlen>an in the towu of Alil>evillo. . April 1, 185* ?48a ' * - SEWING MACHINES. TO MANUFACTURERS, PLANTERS, AND PL1VATE FAMILIES. In Purchasing such an article as a SEWING MACHINE, the true policy is to buy the best. XM. SING Kit & CO.'S GAZiriTE. abeanti ftil pictorial paper, contains full nn.l reli* able information about SKWINO MACHINES, ami answer all questions tliat. can be asl;?-'J on the subject. All who rend <his paper will learn how to purchase a .Sewing Machine with wliielr ftJ.OUM a year, clear nrotil. i-nn !> > o..^?. ! will t>u prolwlvl from In-im? iinpusotl upon l>y ! souk* of tin: liiimlidr^ Mncliinc^ m;tv lit-foro tlie* I |ilil>lio. Hnger it Co.'s> Machine is nrrrrti|f*'l tc* | ilo cuaisi' and iine work of every <liscri[>tinn. j The 0?i7.?tte may '<<? obtained irrntss on np|ili>i Million ill mi v of .Slic'i-r ?fc Co.'s Oflioe-'. i Mai-hint's on exhibition .'mmI lor sail' nml inj i slrm tiorin given, hy WM. (J. MOOHli, Agent in.\ hheviih'. Singi-i* ?fc Co.'s Chnrlcitton Ofli<*e, 32l Kingsi root. Principal OfKec 328 Brondwnv. Now York. .Milv r\. is:.7 12 " ly j To Mechanics, Inventors, and Manufacturers. I' N ANNOUNCING the THIRTEENTH Annual Volume <?f the SCI KNTI IMC AM Kit) ICAN, the Publishers respectfully inform the ; public that in or.ler to increase ami stimulate | the formation of clubs. thev propose to offer' ! Our T/fUXiiml F'iv Jltiiulml Dollars in Cash I /'reiuiumx for tlie IIfio??u largest, lists of sub' scl iWrs s< nt in hv the 1st, of January, 18?>S ; 1 sai<l premiums to he distributed as toPows:? i For the larir-st list, $300; 2-1, $J50 ; 8?1,:. Vjiin ; .Jth, $150 ; 5th, ?1')0 ; 0th, ?110 ; 7th, I .i-sii ; Sill. $70; tith. NC.ii; Itlth, S.'n) ; lltll ; *;o ; 1 tii.il, ; 18th. ?3o ; 15th, ?25 ; 10th,. $20. ! Names of subscribers eati bo sent in at differj < nt titm-s and from different Post. Otliciv*. The i cash will l.e paid to the orders of the success* I ful competitors, immediately after the lit. of j Southern. Western, and Camilla money will' j I ? taken for subscripti??n. Canadian snl.scri?. | ti. r.-* will please io remit Twenty-six cents exj /moii ui'-'ii ycars' subscription lo pre-pay poaj C j 'J'-ruts n/'SuliMrlptiot'.?Two Dollars a Vrsr, ,- - or <)ii" I < Il.il- l?>r Month*. ' 1 C'?b *.?l-'iv?i Copies, for Six Months, | S | ; Five O'psr* tor Twelve Months, ?3 ; Ten j ?"<>pici, for Six Months, ?>i ; 'l eu Copies for { Twelve Months, 15; Twenty Copies, fur . ! Twelve Month-!, $^S. For all l ink- ofTw.-nty and over, tlie year( iy Mil<scriplioi; i? only i The ti? \\ \<>!iiin>! will he printed upon fine ! piij.i r with in-w type. j j 1 he u? :ii*ral ehiiiitcter of the SrirxTiric A. I MEiticw is w-?ll known. nn>! as ln'ri-Uifure, it , | -vlit trlii.-tlv ilevot.; i in itioii of in. | f-Min itinn r- latini; ! ? tlie various M?xh<inictil 1 nhii f '/r ut-I'll/ vi rt*. J/"n>t/'tr'iiAuri'-ulturc, ' /'"hull, /iir'-nlionx. J'.'m/i'<?' riwii. Mil! Work. j :jn I nil ii;H-i?\-t.-< wuii-li I Sic of Prac(>vnl . i-a!-ii!nlt-.| !n n lv.-inrc. It. is issued . ( -A.-i-kly. iii I'lirni fur iiiii-liiiif ; it' contains an i. i..! 1 y f.-mii ;"i'i'? !> ii*mi liin'ly ext-cnliil Kniirav. itiL'>. nni! Nuiires <?f American am! Kiirnponn i !ni|.!iivii;!otils. Sii^i-th-r wi'h an O'H'.-ial List ( nt Aiiuiicaii l'a'Mit <'l:.i-ns |<nl/i.s!ied weekly ; in advance of all llier | iij 1 l! is tin- aim t lie Editors of ill" SCIENTIFIC | Ami i:)r\N in |-ivmiiI n!| -ul.jn-lsd s--n-3?.-d in its ] iliiiuii-in n |'iai ii'-al ati l injcilar form. They j j will ai.-ai ciiiii-av-ir tu maintain a candid fenr' i li-ssnc-ss in Iiatint; ami exposing false theeisi-s ntiil prat-t ! >? ir: .Scienlltic find Meehani: i a! luati. is, and iliii.- pre.-crve tin*rharartrr ol I In- >ciKM':i 10 .\MK!;Ii:an as a lvli.iMe Km-yeli : |i:o I in of LM-'ii! and Kiilrl-lniniiii; Knowledge, i ii/" >i- i!--imeu rujiii-s will lie m-iiI gratis toany part of tin eotintry. ML'.n.N *fc l*? I'uImi-Iivi-s ami PnWl AVcnls, -No. 12S i'nituii siii-ft, N\-w York.. - j TTI??; Mnlc of Sttlltll ? nrolina, " ' .1!.I.i r. ,t . / '<> i/ciicj, ? j/c (/( - \,wmvn i (cas. j W i i i in in Wil.-un, 1 vs. > 1'oreiVn Attachment. | -Isis. A. l.iiMi-II. ) I'll m~<>ii t'nir Attorneys., j \%/ li??rv?:is tin* I'laint itf li>la on tli?? il<-v.-ni li I T >l;iy <>f April, eiitht hundred and fifty seven, ti ? his decijirnition against tin- De-, feiidant, wliii, it is said, i.- all .- li t 1'ioni and without the limits of iliis Stntv. nnd litis neither wife nor attorney known wiltili the name,-, upon wliom n eopy of the said declaration miyht !? served? It is therefore ordered, that, the said Defriidant do appearand pleiol to the said decla: ration, oil or before the tweilih day of April,, s I ... . I i.. i i :..i.. I i vij?iu c?II mnmini mm ji ny uuin WIPO final and oliMflutp judgement will then begiv| on itnd awarded iiL'.iiiirt liim. MATTMKW MclH >N ALD, c. c, r. Cl'Tk's Cffice. April 11. 1857 .01? ly i Tim of Soiitli Carolina. AJiBHV1LLE DISTRICT. Ojjlcc Court of' (,'omiiton 1'Uat and Gtn'l,Session*. lames T LV.kin, ) Att?cl,mcnt. I .Imiim A.' I.iddle. f r;a!>ki,, 1>r,,rs Attorne>'* i 1IKRKAS the I'liiintiff diil. on the eiirh V t teontli day of October, eighteen Iiuii" dred ami fifty-six. file his declaration ngai'iptr tiu- Defendant, who, (it- is smid.) is absent fiiom ftml without tin* lirnils of this State find ha? licit Iter wife nor attorney known within same, upon whom a eopv of said declaration^might. he gerved: It i* therefore order* d. that the said Defendant do appear and pl< ad ' to the i>aid declaration, on or before the- njner j teenth day of October, eighteen hu-udrad and: ; fifty-seven, other wise filial and nh<tolntn judg-. J i iiiunt will then he given end nwuxdiid-agaiiibtr. him. MATTHEW McDONALD, C. C. IK Clerk's OHice, Oft. 18. 18."?tl 25-ly House Building. rp?E undersigned is now prepared to do ?U 1_ work entrusted to his ear*, in the Build injj Line; to I?r?w Plans and erect all desorip-* !ion.?of Building*, from a one-story house to a 'Jourt House. I Having received instructions from the best Architects in tin' Union, lie flatters himself that he ean have work done in a stylo equal to .and as cheap as can he done in N?Av York. Hekkiiknckm.?King it Kellum, Architects, Brooklyn, New York *, Wni. Gainer, Architect, of New York City; I'erryman <fc Waller, New Market; Dr. John I'. Barrntt, Barrattsvillo. HENRY JONES, Or^enwood, Oct. 10, 1 S5??. V!3-Iy f. p. roYertson, PUBLIC AUCTIONEER, ~\7T7" OULD respectfully offer his services U V V the citizens of thi* and the adjoining Districts. He is so generally known, tliot he deems it unnecessary to do more thun refer ts hia nridres*, viz : f)iumond Hill P. 0., Abbe, ville District; nnd all communications directed' to him will receive prompt attention. Nov. 7. 186H. 2Ttf NEW NOTICE. GOODS iT COST, , "\TESSRS. PERKY MAN & WALLER tsW (MniHurv in limbing a IIUW uuw ?u ?MWI New Store, at Greenwood near their old place.. They, would announce, to their friends and1 the Public generally, that they, being desirous of making room for the very large Stock of tin* Fall, will veil a large portion of their* DRESS GOODS at the originati Cost Pmcwi* CLOTHING will be redceedae ts to tnslre it astonishingly-low. Greepwood, Apguat \ J8?7. '14 tm P. 8.?We. know we hi?ve th* beat friends aind Cnstomera in the world,, and feel that w? hfivp but to cell on (h??T> for help, end they will, rei-pon'd. Now,'frjenda, m we are absolutely In need of foods to boy new Goods bo m to accommodate yonj we would ask you to. help 1 us by paying your old scores. ,V-'. . . . ' *

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The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, December 18, 1857, Image 4