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Peril off Capo Horn. ! | i i> BVH. W. TROWUU1-DOB. j ( 'Stand by your skvnaH hnlyardp, foro mid ! aft,' yelled the skipper, as he paced the ! quarter-deck of the beautiful clipper Grey- < Ilulltl.l. I | Av, ny, sir !" was tho cheerful response j of I he brave tars. ' ] Lower away for your lives ! clew Yin * up ! Clew up the royals fore and aft,' wan | tlie; next order, which was cheerfully com- ! s j/Mt-it n II II, We were soon standing to the south- . ward under bare polos. The weather was | extremely cold, and ice in large quantities : c had collected on the deck. Tlio ri^rtjing j was one mass of ice ; indeed, so completely j frozen were the braces, that the cook was ' compelled l?> keep a cauldron of water con- |, tinualiv boiling, to usi? in thawing the ice |, that collected on them am! in the brace i'i block-. The pile continued in all its furv, tl anil i! was evidently on the increase ; but j a the tln vlfitiml bote on with, as it were,a b fctein resolution never to say die. i n The men, almost frozen* collected in ti groups mound the deck, while tho constant ' o warning cry of the look out on '.he top gal- ; ti hint forecastle often staitled tliem ftom stn- M por injo which thev had fallen. Were it tl not for the frequent call-. upon them to perform c/^.o... ..? l- -1 - 1 " ' . ..... ou.tiv iiuuiu iiH-y would , e< no doubt have fallen into tlint sl??v|? ! from which one seldom if ever awakens. | 'Icebergs ahead :* veiled tho look-out. m ' Hard down jour helm !' \v 'I tuwii it is !' I We nil gaz?.-d e.iiX'irly into tho deep dark- f; ne^s that snirounded the ship, and catigh' t glimpse of a heavy white mass, which we i had that moment passed. I trembled ; for ! I was aware that if the ship touched any of zi these bergs, it were certain destruction for j all of us. I u 'Two of voti go up there and relieve the ' look-out,' was the next order. I inmiu'd to olu-v iii>? ! < ??-- - v ?.ui|'.i:iy Willi j fi; fin c?!? 1 whaleman, fur I imagined that, were . ft my ? v?.'R looking <?ut. fur my own safely, j w i Ucy would have, a >econd sight. IIi.ro my ! companion and myself paced to-and fro. :i many minutes without daring to break the j ! silence, (hat was only marred by the whist- j s? ling of the wind through the naked rigging. J ii At length I ventured to remaik : i d r i "A stormy night this, Dick I' , d 'Yes, hut were wo ten degrees to the ! northward it might blow," replied h?, "but | ?' here with th.> n..l i 1 ...... v..v> v?n?i (iiiu icUj we stand n 1 w chance o' runningfoul* tl 'Yon have no fears of danger, have von ?' I next asked. ri 'There's more danger here than you have , a any idea of, hoy. Uut what's that V he ; t? exclaimed, pceiiiig into the mis?t before us. j 4A ship as I'm a t>inner ! Hard down ! hard down ! hard !" ye yelled, as if all do J j| i i i upon iiis ueing heard. "Sin]) ahead !' j n In Jin instant tl.e captain was at his side. j '\\ here is she, iJick ?' : jj 'Dead ahead,sir, she was, but now righi oil our lee bow." ! r> 'Aye! I tec said the captain,'but what j w in fury is bho trying to do i?cross our ; 51 bows ?' i . 'I'd bet a nionth'a wages she is V replied 1 t. Dick. i it 'Stand by your braces there ! Boy, run : r< aim] gi t mv trumpet, and call Mr. Koran !' > O ' I ^ were tho rapid orders that cnmo from the j < ? kipper, as hi'jumped down on deck. 'IIow | el does slie head ?' j Rou'wost hy sou' half sou', sir l" cricd the ! ^ helmsman. e' Let her off a point ?' 'A ve, aye, sir !' Where's the stranger now, Diek J' naif! i the captain, coming up on the forecastle. . ' 'Same position?aommut nearer ?' was i Di'-k'.s brief reply. | (M 'By the gods, she'll run us down " i U 'So she will, sir.' I The stranger now approached nearer and j ' nearer, until wo were able to perceive that j M she was a clipper, of much more tonnage j r| than the Greyhound. Her lookouts, if any (< she had, evidently did not keep a good eye p to the wind'ard. for she kept on her course '' which would bring lior across our bows. A . . . , I ~^...v.4 iiict iiaiiiu, :or at litis mo- j j, meiit I espied an ieeberc on our weather | l>ow. The only course of action for us to : j1 pursue was to endeavor to pats t!>o point V wo should meet before she came down upon j 11 us. 0 Our skipper saw this, for he immediately l'i ordered tjie main topsail to be unfurled, o The sailors with the second mate, ran up - 11 the rigging, and lay out on the yard. At . II this moment the look-out on the other ship.* caught sight of u?, and her.course was sil- n tared so that hbe could pass us, but it prove 11 u very 'close tliave.' In a few moments our main topsail swung r out to the breczo; but nt this moment the top mast crneked, and as the man readied tho desk, with ft loud, clear mnp.it pnrt<*d ( from- the mainmast, and lay over tho side. t 4Cnt awajMbat wreck V cricd the cap- " (ain through his trumpet. t Man overboard.!' yelled one of the men. G 'Lot fjim go r answered the nlcipper. * ..'<i^The second mate'* killed !' was the next / varying cry.- ... r T^^e*bill1lnm.ran to him, and, lifting his t ^nanmiktc"bo^yTffJtifrarms, he carried" liim ' -*anJfplh$A'til*i6t 7n?c poor ifellow wasdjs^d; , u pur nun of me tojmrost " ntnu'lc 4ihrt #a* it t JJ2rtS$! framing ? tTOl;U?H|&toitf>e presence,oCIiis Maker I 1 tJtaetranger now ?" said-tlie cnp- J tad??bin?? <t . 46A#falirhie eye. 'Bj' George, we'll strike \ ^ J . Ifa creaking > spar#, the (tailing of tlio wmid (he 1 Tfin?l'b dirill whittle, drowned !ti<* voice. < After a few mctnoote, (be ?bipe having ap- 1 iroached somewhat nearer, bo ngxin Lai!* :d them. 4Ay?\ ave !' came from the strangpr. 'What in?are you trying lo do?ran ua iowu !' yelled our skipper through his trum- i H't. With all eagerness we await the reply. ! t was? Our wheel's broke !' 'Then may God have mercy on your oul !' cried our captain. 'What ship ?' 'Hclvade, of Boston.' 'Mv God. it is mv fiitliur's vpsmp! !' 'Lay us aboard, will 3011 ?" was the next I ry from the stranger. I ?laro not oven for your sake.' J The next moment the stranger swung | round to the wind, anil we struc-k her on 1 row, A loud crash toKI the result. Wc ml siii h?*r ! As both tlie ships recoiled 1 0111 the shock the stranger's bow fast set- 1 < <1 in the sea ! Agnin wo came togi-ther ml in an instant the liclvade's bow was ' eluw the waves. She raised herself with a ( ?ij;lity eft\>rt,and as she struck the third | l!in will* tlwi miiwftiJ tlirLL-c tatul nriv>.?i?c - r over swe-my souls, she plungwi into the ' ough of the sea, and wis scon 110 nunc. ' 'ot a person on hoard oflier lived to tell ( le tale of horror that must have en-tied. ; 'Tlireo feet of water in om hold !' scronm1 til.- carpenter, almost dead w'.th fr g'.t. ' 'Man the pumps.' Cheerfully the men sot at their work, and j on the sharp Vlirk, dark,' of the pumps ; , as heaid above the howling of the storm. : i I was evident that the water gained on n> ' I 'Sound the pumps.1 . 'Three feet MX.' | The captain went to the how. Alter ga j ing a moment over it, lio exclaimed : j 'Which among you. for a gallon of grog j ill nail a piece of canvas over the break V j 'I, I, I,' answered many voices. ' The canvas was soon rigged, otic of the ! lilors swung himself over the side. In a J w moments he re appeared, nearly dead, j ith the intelligence that all was right. ! The water in the h<>ld decreased sen^itdv nd in a few hours the ship was nearly dry. mi storm auunng. we were soon enal>le<l ti> j ' I sail on the fore and tnizz<>n masts. Then i 1 up a new main topmast, the next ; t ay we were standing lotho northward un- | L-r full press of canvass. ! > Every man on Itonrd tho Greyhound in- ' ardlv breathed a thankscivmj; to Ilim I 1 ho "calmed the raging of the waters,"' j ( tat 11 had spared them to their friends. , Here let me pause. The Greyhound arivo 1 safely in her destined port, and not, ' soul on hoard of her will ever forget the | ' 4 . rrible scene that happened 4*off the Horn." , Law Maxims?No. 1. Administrators arc liable to account for ; 1 itercst on funds in their hands, all hough | o profit, shall have been made upon them, 11less tho exigences of the estate rendered j * priMcm 111:11 uiey 6houiu hold liio lutul.s H!S UllillVeSled. An agreement by the holder, of a note to 1 ive the principal debtor time for payment, it!.out depriving hinwlfuf tho right to j lie, dues not discharge tho 6uretv. A seller of goods who accepts, at the ' me of sale, tho note of a thud party, not ndorsed by the buyer, in payment, cannot, 1 ease the note is not paid, hold the buyer 1 ^sponsible for the value of the goods. A day-book copied from a "blotter" in | Inch charges are first made, will not be revived in evidence ns a book of original ' lit ries. A bidder at a sheriff'sr.ale ma)' retract his 1 id at any time before the property is knock ' J down to him, whatever may bo the con- ' itions of the sale. :I Agents arc solely hablo to their princiA ft.->n/^:? . f i... .. t? -s ? X. II.UH.J in J "I UfV l?V ? I and in the name of liis wife buivives to ' I I A debtor may {jive preference to one j 1 reditor over nnoilier, unless fraud or special ; gislalion can he proved. h An action for malicious prosecution will i', though nothing further was done than lir.ir out warrants. ' A finder of property is compelled to make iligent inquiry for the owner thereof, and ' i restore the same. If, on finding such ropcitv, he attempts to conceal such fact, ' i* may he prosecuted for larceny. A pr.vate person may obtain an injuneon to prevent a public mischief by which J e is affect en in common wiih others. Anv person interested may obtain an in- 4 Miction to restrain the Slate or a municipal ' >rprir,-ition I ruin maintaining a nuisance un ] s lands. A discharge undei the insolvent laws of | ' no State will not discharge the insolvent <iiii n eontriict made with a citizen of antlic-r State. To prosecute a party with anv other mnive than to bring him to justice, is a macionvprosecution, and actionable as sm-h. When a peison contracts to build a house, nd is prevented by sickness from finishing I, he can recover for the part performed, if ucli part is beneficial to the other. ooniracis advertisements in Sunday 1 iewfp?pers cannot bo enforced. 1 Atlanta American. j "Is Father Hkkk."?A young man 1 amc into ii city station house yesterday ftf- I ernoon, anil inquired : "Is father in her>- 1 I do not know ? what 'is liis name!" fnid 1 IT? Lieutenant on duty. The name \va< 1 ;ivcn.*?nd the record exhibited, with "drunk 1 .nd disorderly" attached as the charge. "Can I sc-o him a moment?he is my ather?" wan the response, and the young I nan was conducted to the iron cage where lie father had Vei^' confined feinco ntorninf*. | low pobcrftfl J|U<i ip fitf!'1 mind. "Fa- ~ her," said tlie visitor, * janc is dead\n \nd llie Toiuig raHfi choked at 1 .MU'P, while I lie xtrolig nerved father vuntid bis grief J ri' teara and lop<|^:*pr*Miyn> t>f orrow. i i! ; WfcjfeMhe Mgt?r *nd, dHUjjUter.l^y upon in iniiu) nnlnlu?i> tlial 1 ?ymuncu imwnif VHSU ' iail Im;?o nrre*ted luna confined in. the stu- i !<h) hou?c,. The Ron * orison door, jiftOJ-^Uh ft WQWl/p/ 'Jcomfort i.im) wnrning, tfsl liiin free,* JSoeli are Rome ' ?f the daily wenr* ? Wocufr; meats widi iu . jfo iSiilJe Wti Gazette. !?> ! >w irn n^fi iii" n The Affectionate Seal. About forty years ?<?o, a young scnl was | taken in Clew Iiay, in Ireland, and donns- ! J licated in tlx- kitchen of a gentleman whose I n liousu was situated on the sen-shore. It. i I: _ i ... - xn .? ii|?nv, uee.-uue laminar with the t'auii- I si Iv ; its habits were innocent and genteel, it j played with the children, came nt its master's call, and as tlie man described him to tl me, was "fond as a dog, and playful as a kit- (t ten.'' * | li Daily the seal went out to fi^lt, and after , tl providing for his own want*, frequently car- | '1 ried in a salmon or tmbotto his master.? ; p llis delight in summer was to bask in the |0 sun,and winter to lio before tlio fire, or it i " allowed, creep in the large oven which at j ei that time formed the regular appendage of b an Irisli kitchen. I" Four years the seal bad been thus domes- aticated, when, unfortunately, a disease, call g ed in that country the crippawn?a kind of ; ol paralytic affect ion of tlio limbs which gi-ne- 1 < rally ends fatally?atta< ked some black ; I cattle belmijjirit; to ilie master of the house; ! it ome died, others becaim* infected, and tin- ? : -u>tninnry cure produced l>v chmigini; them, ! I' Irier pasture tailed. A wi<e woman ?;i- j il -otisuhed, nti'l the hag the eredu- , in ous owner that tie* mortality among hi* j b ows was occasioned bv li:s retaining an un- j lean beastabout his habitation?the harm j ess ami amusing seal. It must le made j hi iwny with directly, or tho ciippawn would i I'1 outinue, and her charms^ be unequal lo j Si ivert the maladv. ! '1 In? superstitious wreSrh cotisoi)t('<l to (lit* ' I" lailjr's proposal ; lliy seal \v;is |i!it on I><>;<i 1 i i Imat, arricil out Ix-vonl tlio Clare I-shiml. j -J' unl there committed to the <leep to man- j li ijje lor liiinselt as behest could. The In wit | I" eturneil, the family retired to rest, anil tin- | K text tiiorniiior a servant awakette.1 her mas- ['I el' lo tell liiiu that the seal was <ptiellv I "J !?'e|iin<r in t)i<> oven. Tiie poor animal over j i? lijfhl niniv hack to his beloved home, erejit j I' hr.ntgh .-in open window, am! took pos>es- is ion of his favorite resting place. j A Next. morniii?r another eow was reporleil i P o he unwell. The seal must now be finally j V emovefl ; a CJalway li^hinj* boat was lear- j al i?j West port on her return hour.', am! tin* J ni naster undertook to any otV the seal, ami ; ti ifit out liim t.vi*i'lio?ril until Ii-i.l ' >' beyond Inuois Boffin. It was done, j ll \ day and night passed; the second evening I A dosed, the seivntit was raking tlio lire for J t?lie nielli, something scratched gently at e! he?it was of course tin; house dog; she ; w peticd it, and in c.aino the seal ! Wearied j ol villi his long a?il with long and unu?ual 'a! '<'jail*1 hu testified hy a peculiar cry, express- j ve of pleasure, delight before the glowing . ii uibers of the health, he fell into a deep i C ileep. I I] The master oftho hmjse was immediately j si ipprised of* this unexpected and unwelcome j ai isit. In tho exigency, the beldaiiiu was i 1 iwakencd and ccuisulled: she aveied thai I 01 t W;i<* siiwnv* niiliii-L-tr t/? l-*tl ? K..i ! T itifrircstcd liiat animal should lie deprived >f sight, and a third time carried out to sea. ?=i P.. tins propo-i ion the p-rson who owned in lie house consentcd, ami tins alleotiouale C md conflinline creatine was cruelty robbed u ?t* sirrlit. Next morning, writhing in agony, tl :he mutilated seal was embarked, taken out- is ide Clare I.-laml, ami fur the last time com ai nitti-d to the waves. v? A we ek passed over and things become hi vorse instead of better ; the cattle tlied fa?t, n< ind the helilame gave hirn tlie pleasurable si idings that her arts were useless, arid that te In? destructive, visitation upon his cattle weeded her skill and cure. p< On the eijjht night after tlie seal had been II levoted to the Atlantic, it blew tremendous C v. In the pauses of the storm a wailing 11 loisu at times was faintly heard at the door. IV hen morning broke,the door was opened ?the seal was there lying dead upon the 'J1 hrcsliold ! The skeleton of the once phimn animal ? for, poor beast, it perished from luui<r<*r, leinjj incapacitated from blindness to pro- er ure its customary fcirwl ? was huricd in a ',l anil hill, anil from tliat moment misfor- hi niu'R followed ilu* abettors ?nd perpetrators r" >f this inhuman deed. Tito hap who had as [enounced the inoffensive seal was, within a' i twelve month, hanged for murder. In Everything about this devoted house mcd- ' * ed auay?sheep rotted, cattle died, "and lighted was tlie core." Of several children 'j' me reached maturity, and tli? savage pro>rietor survived every thing he loved or J" :ared for. lie died blind and miserable. Of the. cottage building thero is not one tone standing upon another. . The Garter.? A traveller thus writes to re lie Boston Transript from Paris:?"Tin-! Vmeo Frederick William has been m.-.de ^ hevalier of the noble order of the Garter, j . Hie order is worn on the left leg, below j ^ he knee, which proves, as a judicious his- | orian has remarked, that in the day of the j leautifdl C?>n a less <?f Salisbury, the EiijjIUIi j ^ votnan had the liahit of wearing the carter lelow the knee?a question which merits lamination and inquiry. We ask it* it he ;n lossihle that otiecandestroyflie proportions ,]j ?fa well-sliapedJL'i; t?v jjarterim; the stock- ,.x n<r below the kn?e ? Look nt the statue of w i Venus, and in thought draw a band or an m lnstiis under the knee?would not the re- l;t ult be a deformity ? But place the band |,| ihove the, knee, and the harmony of the ines is not disturbed?it become* an ornanent. The woman of Athens nnrl TJ.uno vlio wns fiitned for their taste and skill in th Iress and knowledge of artistir. beauty, wore m Im gHrter above the knee. But not to oc;* ill upy ourselves with them, let us see how ; m uiig it has been thus worn with us We ot iavo an authority in this matter?the Duke j le Saint Simon. If ho does nut prov? the | farter to have been worn above Ilia- fceo m :n>fore the reign of the great Icing, heVs- n? ahlishea, at least, this faitt?that the ele- p< ?ant and fashionable women of the time ni wore it thus; for iu hia memories, alluding pi to a M'll de Brenille. whose inelegant inan- ?r flers caused much riilii-ldft miH rr<vi?in tw> mIi - f ".'i'* | <ays, in his language, then no popular, 4,Slu? ?>s wan one of tho*e common, vulgar persons, who garter below the knee!" Apropos of ^ garters?nt a hall given last week l?y the ^ Marquis d'Arloo, a garter of exquisitework- (j| ma?i?hip was picked up in one of tin* Batons. It uas- of sitkn-^tobroideml wiih~.gold and pearls, and the clasp wa? formed by ayoung rloubje star of diamonds and opals. The . Coririf eta" B ' """" life fortunate' finder, 01 wears it op bis arm, and is in search of its V#*" i- ~ *) n ?;?* " boxing exhibition in ine room above, and# p| dhIu'o ball id the upper hall A pjuwree fg>m ond 4foom of the to another I ct would We giv^n ;gooJ illustr^l^ott- -bf I f0 Upp?V .lmfe; . U "From grave t6|^^^n?<Vr?ly to ttx*r*>" I ta tmtM w/jla .III u ?.. ? .faMltih?fctwf-!.) fill-m?*m i)i i' A Question Answered. A correspondent inquires how Lord ' olm liusscll bears a poor's title, ho beiny : ' o pier, tmt :t member of the Common* j louse of Parliament ? Ah tin* answer may ipply inforination to more than one per- , jii, xvo give il. In Kn<rlaiul thero aro upwards of four lousan*J poisons who enjoy titl*-s by cour j 'sy. These are tlie sons and daughters of v111jlt or deceased peers, and, in some rases, i i?-ii grand-children or collateral relatives. | 'iiis will account for the jjrwil number <>f, coons who are called "Lord," or "Lady,'' : i- ' Honorable." Kverv Peer is called | Right Honorable," and no other person is } illIIled to that prefix, unless he be a mem- ; lt of the 1'iivv Council. Though ? inciii- j i*r of the IIoiis?* of Common* is spoken of j * "my honorable friend," or the honorable i entlvman, ho is not addressed as Midi out ! fllmt Ilonse. Thus the present Cluuieel- I r of the Kxclioqner was plain Henj miin >i>rael;, Kso, umil In; was sworn in aa 1 lember of (lie 1'iivy Council, when he lie- j imo "Tin; Right Honorable Benjamin i i"?r;i??li.** In other words, neither a >eat in le House, nor anv oilicial status, makes a | (- in "ILiimiabhs" in Ln?land. Noblenth alone. tuners it ? the direct d? seelid- : its of I Vers exclusively receiving it. Lord John Ro-Sell is youngest son of the ite Duke of Bedford. Strictly speaking. ii is nut en til lid to have "Lord'' prefixed i hi.s Christian tiatiu*, and the. ollit-ial aniniiicemeut, in tin? London (t.izetie, of hi> J jiijj el>-ctv<l to sil in tint 11? n^r* ?i|" 1 inns wuiitil inn, '"tin.! Hijrlit Honortlili-! i .11 Ku-sell, commonly **<iI! -<I f 1 j 11*hi- were (> >1 a l'rivv (*??tniri! , >r, lie wntilil lie plain "J"hn Kiiwl1, | -vjniie." Courtesy {fives liitn I lie |\ nf j .old." Tim Sun* and dail^iiti r> of a I>ij!;? ..I a M n.jiiis are cuti:I (l>v e?ni?t">\) '<> j called "l,i in Is" and "Lai lies." I hus i li'.* j 'like lit Iieillonl's Youngest soli, We see, j "Lord John Russell," and the MaU|iii* <4 i n^lesi-a's v<>U'it*esl son i* "Lord (Ii-nr^e J a_r-l." The younger children of Ivnl , iM'onnis. ami Martins arc simply "llnn<>r j >le." The eldest son ?if a I)idle i-, if a ; linor, called after Ids futlier'* next IiiyhcM i de?as the Marnnis ?if Tnvisloek is the ' dist son nf the. 1 )nke <if Uedford, and <>t j le Maiij'iHnf Aiifrlesea isEatl of Uxl'ii'l'_r'. n K n r- elik-st son generally is called a!- j r the Vi>e<iitiits?as Viseoiint Stuart i? : <l? st <1111 of the Iiarl of Castle S'Uatl. S<> j i'li Yiseiiutits?as 1 >aron 11:11 i> elde?{ son j 'Vi-foiint Hill The ?oii of ail ''llotiorwould lie plain "Mr." Although a Duke's son, witli a courtesy I lie, Lord John Knssi-li is **?a j ommoner, and cannot sit in the Upper ' [oti<c, unless lie were mailt* a Peer. lit* ' !s iii llif IIoii-i; tif Commons hy election. i ii'l lirin dont' so. wiiliotit intermission, sinre 813, when,at the mature a<je of twenty. j lie. lie was vIm-ImP for the borouyh of avi-tork. Ii'-loitfi'mj; to his father! There i*-a great anomaly in p??riui:titi?> his of peers?even eldest sons, vvlio will I iliefit I lie peerages?to sit in 11 if- mi-i-ale-i) ] 'ominous' House of Phi liainent, in wh:eh. i uless lltp dhiiic l?e a nioekerv and eheat, \ te lVople on?r|it to he represented?for, it impossible hut that tlujse rnurie?v "Lords'" 1 id ' Ilontirohles" must general I v speak and ; >te in favor of the Arisioi-nn-v to ulii.-li ! rtli Mini predilections a'tnch litem. If bluim-n's sons were declared ineligible to t in (lie. Commons England would be betr represented than she is. As fur Lord Palmerston, bo is an Tri>b i er, with no right to sit in the liritUh I ouse of Lards; is t-1 ijjfiI?Ie to a seat in t!ie j ximnons and, indeed, has be-n in that uusu ever since 1807.?I'hil. Press. Anecdote ok Mr. Ci.ay.?Ilenrv Clay e great statesman ami orator was travel ig somewhere ''out West," and put lip. r the nijht at a country tavern. "Mine . st,''in looking over the reoi.Mer. di?eoved the name ?>f Henry Clay. There was it one "Clay." Could it be po-sible th.it bail this distinguished man under bis t of? lie was astounded. Next, morning, i soon as the "great man" appeared the I 1 Inuring Boniface bustled forward, ami, ' akiiig his rude bow, said, "Mr. Clav. I be- ( ve, sir ?" "That is my name," said the j ntleman, in his affable tone- "Mr. Clay, e Congressman ?" "Yes, sir." "Well, r, I've heard of you, and I thought I'd -t akscd if von wouldn't give me and in v d woman a little speech before you go!" . ?.S-.-9 < An Irish "ginlleman" had occasion to visthe South some months since. When be 1 turned, lie remarked to a friend that the ut'iem people were very extravagant, pun being asked, wliy so, lie remarked at, where lie stayed, tliey had a candle ick worth eleven hundred dollars ! u\Vhv, j >w in the world could it have cost s?> in-h ?"' inquired tho fliend. "Oeh. it was itlrn' more'ii a big nigger feller hold in" a rch for us to ale ft//." ^ 1 ^ | I Tim witty and convivial Lord Kelly he- 1 in his early years, much addicted !? J ssipatioii.iiin mother advised him to take , ample of a gentleman whose constant fond us herbs and his drink water. "What, I admit," said he, "wunk. you have me iinite a man who eats like a beast, and diinks ke a fish SlIKKIDAN 8.MD, BrAOTIFl'I.LV.?"Wo- ' en govern (js; let lis render ilium perfect, | e mora tliey are enlightened, so mu.*h the | j ore shall we be. Oil the cultivation of ( e niii?<! of women depends t!??* wisdom of en. It is by women that Nature writes 1 i the hearts of men." - ' Justice is sternly* administered in the ! onumentnl c.ity. Baltimore. Walter Ken- , dy a hoy 12 years ohl, has been cnitirht jildhng oranges without a license, fineil $51, nl in default of payment, committed to ison. When he e?uin% out, grows hijr lough to join a Plug Ugly cluh, and loots throe or four citizens, he will nerips Ikj ducted mayor.?Boston Post John W. Sbtmour.?It is now,said that lis defaulter and thief of Hartford, i* in ' ew Leou, Mexico, where he owns a silver 1 line; oneof tile richest in the country. It illumined mat lie tniemuto inak? moppy , ioiijjIi to pay (>a?-k dollar fur-dollar ihe oney tliat lie hits stolen from his fellow < lizens. ' ' . .?-Advice to qonftvitptivc pro* l*.t?Dr. [all, of tl)? Journal of fftjaltli, *Hys' fo liia fURHiimptive frietidi* :r-?*You want atr. tt'ol V#k Z*? medial _r; you want fhffriUdn. Mfth.M4?WilJ&,jpf < iat aftl h riCTihey alope; -i liyKtc ii?? no. niUri^ftn^jjfr^pttr^ tvJ^dir lanot cura yfen; wnd^stimufont^Cflfonot ,?V?I '? r bttf and ^ontiiqgt <$t -l* ^uv^rTTscfiiL'iits . i iiMMiartiiiiniin'iii r i nKTiitiaii^v hi 11 i Tim freiids of Copt. G. M. MATTISON respectfully announce liiin as a candidate for Tax Collector ut I ho next election. The friends of J A M ICS A. Mi CORI) respectfully iiiiiiouiicu liiin us a Candidate for Tux Collector nt I lie n?'.\t election. The fr'cnda of Dr. J. F. McCOMI) rcspcci- | fully announce him ns a Candidate fur Tux j Collector at the next, election. pff* The friends of U. 11. ALLIEN announce ! him a-> si Candidate for Clerk of the Court at the ensuing election. C3T Tim friends of MATTHEW MCDONALD respectfully announce liim a Candidate for rc-cleotion as Clerk of the Court of Gun- i oral S? p?ions nnd Common 1'Ieas, for Abbeville I District, at the next election. A few of the Long Cane friends of W. Ci. | NKKL, would respectfully announce him as u j Candidate for Sherilf at the next election. The llictidrt of ,1 AMI'S II. COMIt respectful j l_v announce hi in as a Candidate for Shu-ill' a! tlie iicx! clcction. j Tliu friends of JtK">Kl'lI T. AtOUUE re , spcet fully aiinoitnee hini a Candidute forrihei ill" i at the ensuing election. The frien.D of fiHOUGH W. KH'IIKY j resj?ectfully mmoiince liini n Cninli<hit<i for | Sheriff of Ablivvillc District lit the next j election. The fricixls of MATTHEW II. C'OCllI5AN respectfully announce him a c:imli?l:tl?* I lor ShcrrJT of Ahhcviilc District, nt ?1??.? next j fleet ion. I 17?" The numerous tri.-n.1s of Col. T. .1. i IM >15MKTS r?s|M!etfullv announce him a Can- ' li.hitc for Shi r }*t" itt. the fti-miiur .le.tion. i l *r Tin;fricriihs of l>. \V. IIA WTIIOUN re -|)e?-t fully niinmtitce him a camlM.-ite for Slierifl' of AM.evilie District at till' lo-Vl eleetlo.. MANY 1IMF.XP* : lri~ Til.-fri.-ii.l, ?.f NIMIIOI) M. COKD iv-J r-jK1" tfullv nniHMinco liim a* n Candidate for; S!i.?n!f at. tl>f ensuing elantinn. ESJ" Tim friirmiii of S. (I. \V. 1>1 LI, r<.'i>|K'?l- | fully announce 11itit a Candidal^ for Shoriil', at i tin- next l\leet ion. l?)~ Tin friends of \V. W. (ilMlTI X ivsj.eet l I'iiS;y :iiiti? ???!.-? liim a cai.didate fur >7/ -r.:U j ilii* . n.-uiiiir I'li?tion. |Mav7. j MARSHALL7LEE ^T DcBRUEL ~ ! 'I'MIK undersigned liavp associated willi 1I1-111. | 1 in tin' iVai-Jiee ?f tin* l.aw, 5-iTKIMIKN ; I)i;IiUi:im KsM. All luisiin'~s cut lusted lo j liieir lulf will rceeiw ptoui|>l attention. J. KosTKIi M.Ml.-llALL, W. A. LLli Jim tin ry 12. 1S..7. 87 If I BRILLIANT PROSPECTUS! rorinu vkak of thk j COSMOPOLITAN ART ASSOCIATION,! TUB K.\MiiI'S Di SSiaiMlllF IMI.LKKY HI' IMIXTlNfiS! Purchavid at the Cost of 8180,000! ! a.vt? rowi.us' i;::v.\\->i.t> statti: <>k tiik GREEK SLAVE!! for t/niuxiiiij dollars. villi < vrr.il li'iinlrc-1 other work* of Ai l. in PaintiiiL's SctiM(ttui f ninl Bronzes, comprise tlio Pre iiiit11is to 1 .? tiwiinU'tl in tin; suliscriln'r-i ??f the COSMOPOLITAN* ART ASSOCIATION, wl>i??nli.--?:rilii' Ui-foi'ij tlic:?8tli of-Jmiunry, 183S, at wliieli 11nit- tlie iiu-arils will take {ilacc. TERMS OF SUBSClllPTIOX. Eveiv Mil?seril>er ni three dollars is on I it !o<l to A ? ?i{iV ?f tlift In rue a:ii) sjili-inliil Steel |-2u? I irr.ivili!?. elitilleii "MaNIHIMT JH.stiny," al-o iii! A copy ill' i lie Cosmopolitan Ar.r Joi.kvvi. ! one \ 1'iir. alfo to A Certilielite in tin; Avi an! of Premiums, a1i?r? j A free a.l:iii*<ion to iho Du^cMon' am] Cot j in*>Im11i? .in < I all er '1 liii.* it i> s-eii 11.at for evorv three dollars i . i. i ?i - i uu* mhim/i hut IIUcOI.I V IVCOIVi'S H i sl'LMNDID TIlitKK l?Ol.LAK KX(iHAVING! ! Init, also, the lieautifallv illuMruti'il j TWO DOLLAR ART JOURNAL, OXE YEAR. ! ! Kaeh siiliscriln-r is also presented with a Ccr? i Liflrat<* in the A wards of Premium*, liv which ! 11 vaiiiulde work nf Art. in l'niuting or Sculp- | Mire, may Ik received in addition, thus giving ; lit i-vi-rr Mi'ijicrilicr an rrjiiivnlont to the value i jf fine dolluri:, mul n Certificate f/rafi*. Any one of the leading Magazines is fur- ] nisiie<l, instead uf Engraving ami Ai t Journal, > if desired. No person is restricted to a single share. j '11 lose taking fi ve Memberships, remitting $15 j ire entitled to an Kngraving and fix tickets. I'n 11 particulars of the Association are given in the Art Journal, which contain* over sixty t pleliditl engravings price fifty crutx prr number. Specimen copies will In: sent, to all persons ivlio i It-sire l.o Kllhserilix on reeeiot uf livi. i>..^i. I i igc stamps, (IS cents.) j ' Address C. L. DK1JIJY, Actuary o. a. a., j ' MS Jiroathcui/, Xttc York. Dec C?hi 83 ' Gt EDWARD H. BRITTON, Late Editor and Proprietor of the Carolina Timrx,) COLLECTING AGENT, COLUMBIA,. S. C., OFKEIiS his services to the public nt. a Collector and ifellcral linsiiu-rS Agent. lie will n-eeivc for collection < ?,-b <>r Accounts i 'ciruny section of ihebtute, at the usual coin- i nissions. i Office over the Cnrolina Times Printing of- | (ice. <.'olntiiliin, S. C. Itcfercnccs will be given if required. July '28 Removal. rpiiE Subscriber has removed from his old | ?. stand t" Mnri^lil <fc Starr's <?in Factory, irid returns his thanks for past favors, and soictis a share of public patronage in liis line >f business. lie will make I'unnel Doors. Sash, Blinds, Wardrobe?. Tallies, Desks, Door ond Window brumes, <fcc., ?te. X. H.?lie will also make Coffins of the finest >tvle and finish. "For reference, apply to any gentloman in the town of Abbeville. O. C. BOWERS April 1,1857 48 ly Blouse and Lot Tor Sale IN ABBEVILLE VILLAGE. TIIIS TTOUSR ftiid.LOT iB-jMlUute in a quiet and eonvenlWt part-'W'*the Village. File Dwelling is sufficiently Inrge^o a?eon?plnrl?t? a small family, with nil neepwnry OutBuilding*. The Lot contains something over fin Anr? of LunH f mid iiai' a now juid siili- , stnnliii) K^nce aroimil. Any person winking lo purchase such a Lot, ean reaeire nil iiiforuinkion r?T?tivo to it by calling Ht this Offioe.'. It will, be sold low and uporiixood term*. Sepk. 24, 18S7. 21 if ? i a, fi'-ir;;., jb v. U? T'k heretofore <-xi?ting .. between 1C A^ftfnnea nnd J. W. Livingitnn, In HliebJ^bttfrfr'^LAW,; ik.th&'iaV'jilis- ' wTVMJjT AiitUI coVKfciipfe - v. -WTi \ ? j?5ra*r.<s ti ii. a. i '* : j. w. Liyix&svdfr. j M?? jggggg ggfa 1 .v.. IVW VAUbr A Oflev*a?k1t,g, 6TOVE** afl|?f x*. jkpfdy .ftt tills office, -i.-. 1 . V-t ' $ IIED1JL i; OF GREENVILLE AND C )LTJMBIA d C. . MV JH JQ ^ HC<9 > . W Q D? On and after 23d November, 1857. WW *? 5 Arr. Jl.eavejj j"sTATl0XS71 j A." M. j (')iliiiuliiii, V.:>?? I'YofrtV Mill, 7.55 8.00 Kittle! (in, 8.32 8.35 Alston, l?.lu 'J. 15 I Wipe's t?.2S 0.3') I'oiniii in, ltln 1' i-??-? | it-i-i t v, 10.1-2 ln.15 MitlV. ti.\i "T. O., 10.-27 10.27 Ni'wlicrry, 10.88 lo.45 Heleliii, lo.no 10.58 i* lank, n.dR 11.10 Silvttr Slrout, 11.20 11.2:1 Hoazmim's, ]|.4~? 11.17 <)lm pel I'm, 12 ill) l2o:5 Ninety Siz, 12.00 12 4.". Ncxv Market, i.i)5 i.(i7 ( t !? ? !! WimhI, lis 1*14 M'.Mil- T. <)., ,'.&?? l;,,, < .?ik"*l?iirv, 2.07 2.1 ' \ Cohcs'inry, <j ] ) *? ) Al.ljovillo, 2 57 I >.i 111 2.!!0 '?:> > l><>mi:il<i'.->, 5?.45i 2.4.1 I 1'ni li, :: II>J 1 11 Mil.: T. <)., ;; 2."> :s 23 i.i-llon, :? fin I ire * \ = r ( ? > Amlorson, t 10 U'il iiiiniton, 4.117 I.IO <;<>] !. ii drove, 4.<>7 4.J0 (MVttiviUc, f,.15 ] i>. Oij E0 <a? a u A i t. l, rv. j STATIONS. | j|7\T M. ' i|-t livillf, f.(? I r.?l.!?-ii (Ipive, r,.:;o U luiuiiisi.on, o.i'j ?. iis ( ~ 1 Aiiiicisuii, ."/.iti / ^ ^ LMlon, f,.:57 liflloti i; ;J7 , rj:{ HI Milt: T. O., 7.(it"i 7.H.; 111>??? :? I'nth, 7.27 7.:>i| 11????n:iI !"??, 7 .")U 7..-,;{ HalMi.tr.'.-. 8.01 b.iir, ^ -r ) Abbeville, ( :Z ) Cofcesbury, p oo I '.tl.-fsltilry, 8.22 8.r,0 sn MileT. O., 8.45 8 ??i-<Tn\v?ioi|, 8 57 I'.'i'i Nt-w .Market, D.D'.t }) 1*2 Nim-ly Six, '.'."2 ( ii.-ipi-H's, 10.1:} 1".lii lin.-iXMltlll*.*, 10. lis ]??.:;?) Silver Strei-t, 1 < .~?il lu.1l Iiiirlon'd Tank, 11.OS ll.lu 1 l.'ju 11 2"? N I'wlxrry, 1 l.JS 11.:;.", MitftVu'sT. O., 1 l. in.-l? i'lo.-pcrity, 11.55 11.67 I'. M. Pomnriit, 12.'2-i 1'2.2S 11 1-2.il) 12.12 AUion, 12.v?'? ]."<> I.ink-ton, |. :;.j j.:;7 l.*xi:n mm, i'.n'.F II.W Columbia, 2.3') ffW-Ear1 at: "BT at rm; m o KISOM AUBF.VILLE TO WASHINGTON. VFOFR TIOHSF. .STAfIR b-aves AUUF.V1I.I.K on Motnlav, Wmliieailuy an-1 FrMay :it 0 o'clock, A. M. Leaves Washington, Ga., on Tues'lny, Thursday aiitl .Saturday tnorninus. A Daily Train leaves Washington at O.J o'clock 1'. M., for Atlaiita and AuiruMn. OFFICE at the FONT OFFK'R. JOHN MoBRYDF. A?t. Abbeville C. II., Aj.rii 3, 1857. 1M lv siiijiiiiu DKV BROOM & N )I!1!ELL, AUGUSTA, G A., Will offer their ntire f-tock of BB9E2S.^9kf OTi ?Ja>??5aH>5^?Q For the remainder of I he Season at very L O W P 11 ICES. r pi I Kill Stock is lurge nii'l well assorted, 1 mid ofFer rare nit ructions to lmyer.?.? We lire now eminged in the enlargement of our Si ore. nnd will have to give up n portion ol it to the workmen soon, ami would like to reduce the Stock as low as possible before the move. All in want of CHEAP DRY GOODS, Are rc.?pectfully invited to give 113 n call. J no 16. 1857. 7 tf DISSOLUTION. rpiIE1ntc Law Firm of McOOWEX .t PEUI KIN is Dissolved l>v mutual consent.? All Inidness commenced op to this date will l>o L-ondiicted and finished l>y us together under tin- name of the old Firm, ns if uo Dissolution had taken place. S. McGOWENT, JAS. M. PEIiUIN. January 1, ISoT. tfo.tf House Ifiuildaii^. rI"MIE undersigned is now prepared to do iill JL work entrusted to his care, in the Bnild intfl'ine; to Draw Plans and erect all descriptions of Buildings, from a one-story house to a 'jourt Mouse. Having received instructions from tlie Architects in the Union, lie flatters himself that lie eiin have work done in n stylo equal to ami us cheap as can he done in New York. Kkkkiiknues.?lviiitf ?fe Kcltum, Architects, Brooklyn, New York ; Win. (jaini-r, Architci-t, i?f New Vork City ; 1'errynitin it Waller. New Market; Dr. John 1'. Barratt, liarrattsville. II UN UY JON1-S. Greenwood, Oct. 10, 180r>. i?3-]y BYTHEW00D & COWAN, GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. 204 Exciiakor Row, COLUMBIA, S. C., r^np II.A nu?AT vpp.DAT.'C! V d^CC^ONVw iieat/bacon, I.?r?l| Whiskey, Sugar, Coffee, Molnsscs.jFIour, Butter, Corn, liny niid Produce generally. Striet personal attention p/ii-1 to the sale of nnv of the nhove?liberal advances made and prompt return#. Matiiew W. Bvthewood, J auks H. Cow'a.v. Aug. 10, 1857 17' tf III ore (looks and Drugs! ?-pUE Subscribers have jc|<?t reoeived their 1 Stock of Mgdieines, Bonk* and Vnucv r\rtieleB, aud are prepared to sell nt short profit*. We are Agents for the sale of h aeries of 9TAMDAIID W0BK8, now in the course of publication, by tli? Appletons of New York Among these Are included . T!ie I)?-b?tWin Congress from 1789 to 1856. Benton's Thirty ypirfj?*JVievr.! 'Vi<j A)nr*t-a Cibn'ernl Atjjuj of tbi Wqrtd, from tlie witli The N?T^nftticatf Cycldft^lia. u ll>*li 11 ^ To the Public. rpnr rtuWsigrcd having??ld tbo American 1 l'|..tcl to G. C. CUNMNGllAAl A CO., take this occasion to return onr thanks to the public generally for.the liberal patronage W rtow.-.l ujU.n lis and would solicit tlie same for it < tirvM-nl Proprietors. ltespcctfully. o. ii. i\ sco'rr <k co. Hamburg, May Jin, 1307. AMERICAN HOTEL, j II AM Hi; UG, C. r |"M1 K Subscribers lake this opportunity ofin1 f.iriniiie their friends and the public genj rally that they have bought tha iv^rwrc 1IO'I hi,, s?ii?l arc having it refitted iu the b*st pon. >ibl.? for th?-ir reception. We flutter onr j cclvcs that every necessary arrangement linn been made to promote the comfort of nil who ! favor us with theircompuiiy. Our UOOMSnr* I tiiry and comfortably furnished; SKltYAN'l^ , attentive and obediant. And our TABI.li willi be constantly supplied with the best the season allot-ds. Mis- friends may therefore rest sntiai ti,.,l ihi.t :? "in n? <:iiocruiuy ren; .li i ?-d to ninke their Rejourn pleasant titi<i ngrce j uMo. '!'!< iv will Ik- in nttcmlnncp n GOOD OSTI.KU . iii.il iU>is?'s>left in charge will reeuive particular iiltrlili'iM. ! 1 "..y" IVr~n>s nrrivintr at tliis House ninv fec? ' .1 tlm! ti-eir l.-augiige will lie promptly -< v.l. /'/" > iJ'rh'trif, t" the Carolina or to either ' of !li?: (.tnn-^ia I j-<?t | Wv Mili.-i! a share of the patronage of those j visiting our town. C. r. CUNNINGHAM, MAKY ??. CUNNINGHAM,. Proprietors. I>.eeiiil>.:r 11.1857. t8 To Mechanics, ^Inventors, and Manu i iacturers. ; 'I N AN XJU XCIN': 111" TlIinTi'l-lSTft An1 V,.l.nn.. i!?; SCIKNTIl-'IC AMERIt'AN. i iv>|ii!cll*ully inform tlie I tiini >!.;.( in <>i-.'ht tn iiici oasu ami stimulate ! :!: formation of cluUs 1 licy pl'ojKisu lo offer . ijiir 'J'/fitartid Fire JJii.nlrn/ Dullnrx hi for III.: tificvii lariri-st lists of aubaritt. in I'V ' ' ? l*=t ??f Jaiiiiarv, 1858 ; 1... -i:-.' - , - ... .. an iiiuit'ii *is iwiiows:? I'or I lie .iiv^i.-t 11 I, i.vioU ) ti?l, ; >>*lf : nil. > I.vi ; .'ili, ?UiO ; oili, ?iM>; 1tl>, i Ami ; ti'ii. VTt); Ut.li. & ! ?; 1'itli, SSOiJ ; lltli sin; l^iit. -J:;.) ; lath, &'<in; 16th, $25; 15tli. j N.i id is Mil.si-rili-r< can ho sc-r.t in nt differ* ; i-ni i iun-> ami from ?!itl'i-i*t-nt l ost. Oflioo?. 'l'lio ! > :?-!? will In' paid to the onlfr.^ of the smccess" l':il irniiijH-iiioi-.o, immediately after the 1st of .Im ninny 1 Sumiia't'ii, \V<*<torn, and Canada m?ncy ; In* taken f?>r subscript ions. Canadi i l>*-r.s will |?!>-ii?>* to remit Twenty-si. tru on each y?*ai>" subscription topr" j / i-i.i.'- >/'Siibrr, ij,ii-iii.?Two Dollars a Year, i s* ?'!. ! ' ll ir f* r .-ix Mm I hi. j < ' '??.'? v. ? Me.* Copies, for Fix Moiithp, ' I I iv. ? *. .5.1- -...* T... ?.. * . . - - | .--4 i nnvf J 1 ('II tlor Six Month*, ; Ten Copied for TttuV. i; Twenty Copies, for l"u !; M ^i-t. ! .-i!i ( iiji<>i' I'went.y and over, the yearty i<>:i i.? only ? 1 .-10. Tli'- i-.*w v?'!uui.- wili be printed upon fine !?: i* witii i.' \v type. j The 1 hararter of the Scientific: A1 mi i:i< \r. is wi ll known, ami a* heretofore, it j w ill I ?.-Iii'-Sly devoted i > promulgation of in* ; formation r. Inline to the various Mrchaiiieal i </" / (.'/irmii-fil .1 < /*, *, Aprinil/nre, 1'ii/t nf.v. Ini'> t/t/tui.'. I'Jhytitrt riir</, ill Work, ! aii'i till i111 s which the light of Practical 1 is ah-nlafod to nilvance. It is issued \ve?*!:ly, in form for himlintr ; it- contains nn i.:.:ill_\ t":?'!i) f.no to liOtt fjtu ly executed Engrnr; i:am! Notices of American ami Europenn Iiiiprovi-nii'iit^. to?elln*r with an Official List ol A in- i ii-si ti l'iitiiit C'iairns published weekly ; iii aiivntiec of all other papers. i. It is tin; aim of the Editors of the Scientific ! A mi.i.scan to pivm-nt all subjects discussed in itu i ( iilllni.it Si I ' > ? ' "" i |u|>iii,u umiii. i ney j will also endeavor to maintain a candid fearlessness in combating and exposing false tlieoI l ies and prncticeR it- Scientific mid Mcclinnij cnl matter.-*, a nil I bus preserve tbe character of ; the Scikni'ikiu Amgiiican as a reliable Kncyel; opa'dia i)f Useful ati.i Fntertniniug Kliuwli'ilgv. ! iiaeti copies will be sent gratis to i nil V p'lW, of the country. i AIL'.NN ?t <'<>., Publish*- nnd Patent- Agent*, No. l.s Fulton street, New York. Tlst! Stale oSf South <aro!iua, | Arif?r!lfr District.?In Che Common Plcaf. ; William Wilson, \ vs. j- Foreign Attachment, i fa-i. A. l.iddcll. ) Thomson tk Fair Attorncj-e. \\/ liercas tin* I'laintilf dial, on the eleventh i t T day of April, eighteen hundred nnd fif; t.y seven, li e bis declnrntlinn against tlic l)?fj leinliitil, wbo, it is said, i* absent fiom and i wit bout tlie limits of this State, and ban neitli i n hud nor attorney Known wittih the same, ! upon whom :i eopy of the said declaration i iniuht In- served? It is therefore onlorwl, that t.l?e suid Defendant <lo appear and ph-nd to the."* id declaration, on or 110fore the twelfth day of .April, eighteen hundred and fifty-eight, otherwise ! tinal ami ohsolnte judgement will then begiTi en and awarded atrainst him. MATTI1KW HcDONALD, c. c. r. j Clerk's Uiiee, April 11, lfc;.7 61? ly I Tli? S(ali> uf Soutli Carolina. i A liliK V1LLE DISTRICT. . Office C?urt of Common Pleat and (Jcn'l Session 1 Jntiies T. Iirwkiti, ) , .... , i AiracitmeDi. i J antes A. I.iddlc. ) Bfl8ki"' Mtorn^'| t * 11KUEAS the 1'laiutiff did, on the eigh* ; v t too-iiti? day of October, eighteen iiuii! drod mid lifly-six. tile his declaration Against : the Defendant, who. (it is said.) is absent from i and without tin* limits of this Stato aud Uat ! noil her wife iu?f attorney known wit Liu i i-atiie, upon whom a copy of sail} declaration ; iiiiul.t he served: It is therefore ordered* that ilio said Defendant do appear' and plead i to tin* said declaration, on or before the niae-. ; teei:t h day of October, eighteen hundred auc) , till i -ev. i., otherwise final and absolute judgment will then be given end awarded ogaiu?t : him. M A'lTIIEW Mi POX ALT), C. C. J\ 1 /II - ^1.*-- AA! - ^ j i -a. i r> - I \/in h s i/iiii'r, ia*i. io, IOOU 2D*ly ! SOUTH CAROLINA, ARIfKvlLLE DWT#fCT.~lN- "ORDINARY. Unnc Carlisle, Anp't."! Pnrtiton v?. | In tlie mntter of tJio \Vrn. Carlisle, Agness V Real Estate of Jainca Kennedy, et. al, I Carlisle deo'd. Deft*. J * rT appearing to my gntiafnetion that the cliil -i ' ? ' ? . ...c.i oi <jiuiit-Hi;nriiHie, nnines not known : tlie t-liiUlffti of Satn'l CnrliHle. . names nol j known; ttie cliildivn of Martha NeWMll, nnmei not kno\vp^,m>f Jlii)?Jrcfv?f>^I?^gnretShflcklclW.1, guinea not. known and lliO'.cliiltlreu of I%flwsX!?iii4re.(nttmtS4M)t Jjnown.~Le1ra' and dism1?MteM oT .fn'fnei' Cn rliale.^ freco, reside beyond tin* limits of tins State.-?jit ia therefore ordered that tlicy do appear, And objfcot to tht? Salt, of-|1iV??ni -? '' .... .... .,vW. iiiiHiic i?j Iijv VHMI ?MIIIJCS LflF* : lisle, on or helW&tfrd any of Jnnunry, A. . I>. 1858, or ilifir cuuaent to t|?o same will b? entil ed of record. .. WILLIAM HILL.-; Q* A. A Oct. 0.1857 23 .. 3rit Tfio Sfikfc of South Carolina* Abbeville Di*lrict?-i* the Common F. W.Davis, V . , " - v*. V'J Attachaidtft. f.. * I?enry JortM. flp