The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, July 01, 1859, Image 3
Headquarters,
"UNION <J. 11., June 21, 1859.
GENERAL ORDERS NO. G.
THE following Iteitiini'iiti ?>f Infantry niul
Cavalry will parade, for Review unci Dull,
tit racli riinea and pl?coH us herein directed;
The 10th Regiment of Infantry will parade !
At Richardson'H on Thursday, the t!8lli of July i
?ncx?.
The V1I1 Reir-ment of Infantry will pnriule ni I
I tlie Old Wells, on Saturday, til# 30lli of July
ltrXI.
The 0th Regiment of Infantry will parade at
Mm. Drounson's, 011 Tuesday, ihei?d of August
tiexl.
The 2d Retri'n?'nt of Cuva'ry will parade ft
Longmire'8, 011 Thursday, the 4tli of August ;
liext. |
The 8tli Reqiment of Iufentry will p ? 1
fade at MoitowV, on Saturday, the liih of An- ;
. gust next.
' The fill) Regiment of Infantry will parade
at LormixV, on Wednesday, the lOtli of Au^;?t
hext.
The 4111 Regiment of Infantry will parade
111 Varnue's, on Sulurday, the 13th of August
next.
The 43<1 Regiment of Infantry will parade
lit Minion's, 011 Tuesday, the lGlh of Au- 1
bust next.
The 2d Regiment of Infantry will parade
al Hall's, on Thursday, the ldtli of August
next.
t Tlie ?>t1i Regiment of Infantry will parade
? at Hunter's, on Wednesday, tlie :Mtli of August
next.
Tlie 1st Rogimetil of Cavalry will parade : t
Smith's Store, on Saturday, the 27Hi of August
next.
The 3d Regiment of lufautrv will parade
at Toiiey'a on TJes-day, the 3<Jlh of August
next.
The 1 s*t Regiment of Infantry will parade
at Bruton's, on Thursday, the isi of September
next.
The officers mid iinn-enniniisMoiied nlfioerx will
assemble on tho day before the Ueview of
their respective Regiments, for diill and instruction.
Generals of Division and of Brigade* will,
with their respective Stalls, attend tho Rev'ew ol
the Itegiuieiils wi liin the limits of ilieir several
commands.
General!] of ISrigadc are charged with tho extension
of this order.
- n.:n i.? -.1 1
. Will,..,!,..!-, ..... ...^ ......
tite bonk* of Heat cdlnjjunics examined. Tlie
Aidvd.j-Cmnp to llio <\?!iiinnud<:r in oliief will
attend tlu? lie views. IJv order of the Coiiiinund er-in-Cliief.
R. C,. M. I >!' NOV A NT.
Adjutant ant) Inspector (ieiiernl.
$366,040 to be Distributed.
25628 Frizes.
JMore than OXJ'J l'UIZE to every Tuo
GEOIMilA CSTATE LIITM.
l or tlio Iielielit of tin;
M0NTICELL0 UNION ACADEMY
Ah'Iii -i*-''1 hif Hp'rial Art <>f the IsffixlnOirc.
M MI.WI l &io., Managers
U A r I 1 A lj 1' K I /, lli
860,000.
M'bulc Ticket-* $!<>, Halves !?jU>,
<)iiiirlcrs $*2.50.
To l?c Drawn each Saturday
T-ii .July, 1 H50.
IV TilK C I I V OK
&EO.
. Cla?!?2V, lo betlrawa July 2,
Cla.ss'27 to t>(! ?lI'UWii .Suly i>, 1 *"?5r
Classic lo l>i' drawn JiiId'cO, IS5!)
' Class'2^ to 1><; <lr:i\vii .liiy'2-t,
Class 'JO lo In; ?lr;i wnl (it y30, It 5 ?
MARMICIP.rMT QPUfVli:
ITl/\UI?i| I ULI1 1 v y i I utll L. I
1 i'l i/.f <>l *<*,".i?00 is Sijii.lKIO
1 iiii.iuiu is '2<M<00
1 ' U 10,000
1 - 5r"> is
1 4.IMIU is 4',000
l - a.mm is :;.))!'0
1 " 1,501) is 1.5(10
. 1 " 1,100 is 1,100
~ 5 " l.iiilO are o.iHiO
10 ' 500 are f?,<m 111"
2 ' 40i) nr?j SOU
2 " 300 arc 6?M)
2 " 4011 lire 8<'U
50 " 150nr? T,5oO
100 " lot) are ltl.OOO
100 " ft.inre (I.5O0
100 " 85 ar? 8,5oO
Anllrnvimitinn Prilflo
rr
4 Prizes ?*2<iO App'g to $*ii\<ni<i prize are JSftfi
4 " 150 - ' ('.(Mi
4 " 125 " lit,"in) " 5iiii
4 " lOit " ' 5.0HI) " 4Dii
8 " 80 " 4,0Ui) " Bin
8 " (in " S.immj ' 4Hl
8 " 50 " 2,imO ' 40ii
8 " 40 " 1,5(10 " Klin
400 " 20 ' 1UU " 8,i"'(]
15,000'* 8 " 200.0s id
25,8*28 Prizes amounting to $:?>*.6,(ilC
Certificates of packages will ho suM ul
the following rates, which is the risk :
Certificate of Packages of lO.AVhule Tickets *7<"
" 10 Iliilf " 8."
" " 10 Quarter " If
" " 10 llijrhili " l
In ordering Tickets or Curlificate?, enclose
the money to our address for the ticket* ordered,
on receipt of which they will lie forward l?3
first mail. Purchasers can have tickets ending
in any figure they may de.-ignato.
Notice to correspondents.?Tlio?e who prefer
not sending money by mail, eau use (lie Express
compnnie", whereby money for Ticket'
in sums of Ten Dollars and upwards, can b(
sent us at ourrifck gnd expense, from any citj
or town where there is nn lixnrea* OlHce. Tin
money nixl order inu?t- be enclose'! in ft Gov
fernment I'ost Office Stumped Envelope, or the
Evpress Companies cannot receive them.
The Jistof drawn numbers and prizes will Ik
sent to purchaser* immediately niter the drawing.
All communications strictly confidential.
Orders for Tickets or Certificates, by Mail o
Express, to be directed to
M'KINNEY A CO.,
Savanunh, Ga.
April 15, 1859, 60-12m
HflPE ON HOPE EVER!!!
' A NEW DISCOVERY !
THE
COLUMBIAN BITTERS
/"lOMfOUNDED of the Choicest Vegetnbl
extracts, and warranted to give great r<
lief in
DYSPEPSIA,
and all diseases arising frotn a disordered stal
of the Stomach, for sale by
D. McLAUCHLIN,
. 8ign of the Ooldeb Mortar.
Abbeville, June 10, 1859, 6 tf
13 DOZ.
n?T?\ immmtn nA/iA iiitd
mmm imuam,
. Tj^OR preserving and beautifying th? Ha
Xr J? and rendering it dafk an<l gloesy, it
made from pure Qocoanut Oil, and poMesees'a
tbe peculiar qualities which so exactly suit It
rations conditions of the human hair, just r<
ceived, and for sale by
d. Mclaughlin,
' Sign of the Golden Mortar.
Abbeville, June 10, 1869, 6 if
I). M'LA
ABBEVILLE
Has coiastuiitly on liaml, acid is
DRUGS AND
To which lie respectfully invites the attention of
s selected with great care, and consuls in part, ?
! DRUGS, M
?lz: n n h +z jvel JS
| Fine Toilet Soaps, Fine
PERFU
TRUSSES AND S3E:
I SURGICAL WD l)E\
Pure WINES and LIQUO
M?BICIN?
FIRTE TOBACCO, SN
j FAHGY Am TOO
X, Ii.?Physicians' prescriptions carefully cor
Medicines warranted gentii
May 10, 1 P.V.I. S-if
C?-<Q><0>X>S> j
AT COST.
j
TITTT'T? Mr T VTTIfinV.
T? XUXV VX/ XI Jk JL AAVMVfdw.)
SX niiticipntioii of dmn^Mis; tlitrii* locution t??
tlu- Kilicr s-ido of the tMjuure, now oiler their
j entire 8lurk of
IDRY goods,
! ORQCERlESp
Jix ?TTi/ HE" (S. V^1k7" ?%j 1C p
A LAKGE LOT OF
| CARPENTERS' TOOLS,
'
H-oacly-Macio
! g jLm <o x
HAT , CAPS,
I BOOTS
CROCKERY WARE,
And a great many other Goods
too tedious to montion,
ilt Cost for Casli,
Until the liivt of SEl'TKM UKIl next, or t<>
I punctual oustoiiMTs ut n small uih'nitcc on co?l,
j on n credit till tiiKt of January in xt.
| If yon want to liny goods liow is yot:r
! time. Give up u cull.
WIRlt ,t LYTIIGOK.
jiii.p !l, lfiio 7 v>ii
i * for saleT"
I SA L III).! V IX Jl 'L 1*f>0.
j rj"MII\ Subscriber "ill "fl'cr f- ?r s-? 1<- iii front <>!
I _1. (Joint lluu-.- .lour on Sail- I>jiv next,
FIVE NEGKOE3,
, j (One woman and four children,) all as likely as
i | an he found in the Distriit l.llity, tin1 woi
! mall. i* a N?r 1. House yirl, about t Weill y four
i j or live yearsPVd. She is n c<"? 1 C?ok. Waaler,
i j Ironer and SriioiMres*.'and of an humble disI
| position. <;.?orj?i' iiiiiliout it years oM, Martha
, | ahout 7. Kuiily nl?uut a, and tin infanl ahout. -J
i J tnoiil lis < !<).
i I T< rin-?One fourth o-ish. the balance n
( ; credit until the 1st of December next, with in ?
. ! li test fi urn day of sale?Note and two nppror
Vid securities.
. W. IJ. 110YD.
June 17, 1859, 7, St
| AGNEW, HAWTHORN & CO..
; CARIUAGK MAKKItS,
Duo "West, J3? O.,
rJE'JUItN their thanks to the citizens o
L Abbeville District for.the very libera
; ' patrnnniie iriveil their >hop tor the past year
' and would respectfully inform their friends a to
j the public generally tlint they are still at tin
- j old stand, Folicitinir a continuance of tlic same
, Tln-y hnvt* constantly en han<l a supply <>
j new work which th?-y will dispose of on tin
most reasonable Iitiiis, and nt I Ik* lowest fit;
tires. They niso have on hand a number <
Second llaml Vehicles which will ho sold ? :
s ce?*dingly low. In the Shop are several of thi
best and most experienced workmen in tin
; State, which enables tliuin to do all Repair
ing or put up to order, any kind of vehicles u
the hhorteflt notice.
June It), I85'.?, (> 3m
J. Xl. OT.AT?TC;
UKPAIKER OF
WATIICHES, CLOCKS AXD JEWELRY,
HODGES' DEPOT, 8. O.,
J I TS prepared with nil necessary tools and mn
A terials to do anything in his line of bus
ness nt tlie lnwecl rates. All work warranto
to do well for twelve months, if not send
hack and it will be done free of chnrpe. Oiv
me a trial and satisfy yourselves. Terms casl
c June 17,1859, 7-12iu
" THE ASSEMBLY HOUSE
One Square West of the Pout Office.
PLATN STREET
TIUS well known Establishment lias bee
thoroughly re fitted nnd improved, nn
- is now permanently opened for the accommodi
tion of the public. Every attention will ti
given to supply the wants and comfort of Pi
trons. pjyPate.^ Moderate.
G. T. MASON, Proprietor.
June 16, 1869. 7 8m
ir " BELTIKG! BELTING!]
it "TT^OR GIN BANDS, for saleat the Depot i
11 -L this place, a lot of superior Ootta IV
ie cha Belting 4, 0 and ft inches in width. Th
i- belting w ill be sold at first cost, end persoi
wishing each would do well to cnll soon.
J l. It SONDLEY,
Ageat G. A C. R. R.
I Jane 9th, 1859, 6 tf
%
UCHLIN,
r
t mmmm m
O- K_3 S- O-,
now receiving a fi'csii supply of
sugg:mns?y?$_
G V B ft* y ^ B a V as V? jj
liis friends nnd ll?e |>ul>lio generally. Ilia block
j( tlic following arliclcs; *
EDICINES,
c cc_3 :h^ *?3S 9
Ilaii' ami Tooth Brushes,
MEB Y,
IOULBER BRACES,
TAL IXSTII! 1IE\TS,
RS for Medical Purposes,
; CHESTS,
-XTSpar* -A.isr3i? OIGAHS,
[LET ARTICLES,
ti|?iiiii<]<-<l, him] nil m-'li-r# cnrrcctly answered,
lie, iiikI of tlic licst <|iinlity.
SAN FORD'S
I t rxrw T}\rirr*z-n? AT>rm i
JU A M JU At AJk? m * v ^
m:vkk hkbiutates.
IT is compounded entirely from (?un:f?, nrd
lias ln-come mi fact. 11 kno'vn
ami approved t>y ali . )t.lisit liave it, and
is inivv re.-orted It. vi 'wiili confidence in all
diseases for wliicli j .it is recommended.
It lias cured tliou.-.'w 'miiiIs within tlie last. !
two year* wlio liinIja j-iiven ii|i all hopes of i
ri*li* f,as the i.uiiuToii-j^, juiisolicit-uei-lificutcs I
i n in v possession] ' :flnnv.
Tin: ?l"-?' must In- a !m ! lit j it i-l t o t lie temperament
> ( tIn* individ ^ junl Inkintj it, iind|nsfd
in sticli qtiantiti'-sas t<i(.B jaet ^ iitly on I lie liowi*ls.
I.,-t the lii-tat<-.-,'ur j-i l" y o n r judgment
tjtiidc V'i'i in lli*' ii^-H 111 J.iver Inviuo?
rat nr. and it will cur- [l.ivi-r Coiiiplainltf.Billions
attack*. l>yspcp '.-ia, Chronic Diarrhea,
>imiti?> r i ?ii?i|>nmii-.11 ?y si-ni fry, uropsy,
Smir ."^toiiiiK-'li, Ih.t.it ; !n:il Ci'slivfiifss Clio!i?*.
Clmlcri', i .Mmlms, C'lmli-ra Infa
lit cm, I "In! ulrlirr. ?* ! I a 1! ml i "<*, 1'* ?* 111 >1 1 t!
wvukiifMi*. (as tlicni> |._, janils can testify.) in
in tw?;iitv minute?, il|*"*ltw<t nr tlireu Ti'its|i.tn:it\i!s
arc taken a< ^ ujuiniiieiici'tiiciit of attack.
'm
All wlm n~?? it nr?!'|tfi ving t!n.-ir tcslimoiiv
in its favor. | |
lli\ Water in tli?' Jloutli Willi
lli<' Eluvitf ov;i tor, jiikI Swallow
l)?lli to^efli?;r.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
? A 1 >| > ?
SANFORD'S
B\A ! I,Y
CATHARTIC 3PXLLS,
( ?>.Mroi'Ni>i:r? kuum
Pure Kxtract*. and put tip in Glass
<'ii-es. AirTijjht, .*tn.] will keep in any climate.
'i!i' Family Callmr | .'tic I'ilis is n gentle
l>:it active I'alliarlic & jwlii. li tin' proprietor
hasr.scd in his practise;^ |nwrc than twenty
y,,:"'4- ! -!
The constant in-. creasing <1 < ;r> n nil,
from those who 1>:iv a ;h?i.ji used ihe I'ilis
and tin; sat :-f:iet ion mi Uvliich all express ill
regard their I lias imluced me to
place tin-in wiiliin tlif| irench of all.
The I'rofe-sion \\cll,?r jknow that. different
(~*ntliiti i ii*s m;t on dif- ,*? herent portions of
tin- IiiiWi Ij. i p, !
Tin- family Cathartic^ I I'ill hi?, with due
; cferctiee t<> this Weh jr" Je.atnhlished fact, heeli
c.-impoiin-lcd from a va-|?f. Iriety of tlie purest
t a l> I < Kxtrn>-t?.|ra j wliieh ael. alike on
every part "I * lit* n'i-j"* iin<-iitary canal, and
are gom! and teife in nlij<! cases where a (,'it1'iurticis
led. micI>|^ n? Del antreiiiciits of
ill.- St"in :i-1i. S|fi*| i-i ii.-ss. 1'.litis in the
f ll.ieli and Loin?, (,'o-tiveiiess, I'ain and Soreness
over tlie whole lioilv, from stiihleu cold,
which frequently, if lieulected, end ill a long
course of Fever, Loss of Appetite, a Creeping
^ i- i it... i....I.,
I '? ? v-?y ?*? " J . .. .
I Ii-ii.'l or weight ill (lit- 11 1. nil I iifliiriiniiit?ny
iJteeiwr#, Worms in Children or Adult*.
IJIi. urnaliMii, a ^leat. I'liriiit-r of the Blood mid
in-iii v <1 ie??!?fF? to which flesh is heir, too rutiii-ikih
t<> mention in this advertisement?
Du.-t', 1 to 3.
1*11 ICE 3 DIMES.
Tin* Liver Invijjorntor and Family Cnthnrtie
I'i!U lire retailed hy l)rtiiri?ist generally, and
sold wholcfnl.* I>v the Traih* in lnrire town?,
fc. Tr \V. SAN TO III), ,M. I>.
Manufacturer ?n?l Proprietor^
X:t.r? Broadway, New York.
A Iso Hold liy ?? .
.Tor.t?AN <(r MrI.Atcni.lx. AMievillc.
Hitaxcii, Ai.i.kn a Kuwauks, Abbeville.
April 15. 18.VJ, 5u-1'2iii
Ci. M. CALIIOUN,
! WAREHOUSE
1 AND
i GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Reynold's St., between Jackson nnd Mcintosh
[ Augrusta, Gra.j
will attend ntrietly to the cale of
I COTTON, BACON. GRAIN,
- And all other produce consigned to him. Per
t sonnl attention giving to the filling of nil orders
for Hanging, Hope and Family Supplier.
Liberal Cash advances made on produce in
" Store.
June 24, 1859, 8 If
IT HAS NO EQUAL!
IS mo lagaiesb QUXI t> BVOI xuauo
and the only Skirt that will
'j not come apart or rip.
ii j. p.Tiomn &~co's.
" WOVEN EXTENSION SKELETON
SKIRTS.
! Made Without SewingJor Clasps of any Slad.
Just received at
GRAY &. ROBERTSON'S.
9 June 28, 1859. 9 it
n
,1 Just Received
?- A LARGE supply of the following articles
>e J\. so often used in the culinary department
' Coxes Sparkling Gelatine.
Coopers Isinglasp,
Onwego Corn, Starch,
Cinnamon Bark,
Cloves and Nutmegs,
Berranda Arrow Root,
in Pepper and Spice, ^
r- ' Cream Tartnrd Soda.
is The above can be found fresh and genuine, s
is D. McLAUCH LIN'S
Drug A Clu-mioal Store, ?
Sico Golden Mortar,
a t
I auucr iiir, o. \
1 Juno 16, 1859. 7 tf
FURMSHNG GOODS.
I^EN QUARTER 11-4 and 12-4 Linen and
Cotton SHEETING,
4-1, 5-4 mid 0-4 Linen and Cotton Pillow
CASINO,
10 1.114 ntid 12 4 Summer Marseilles
QUILTS,
JO 1, 11.4 find 12-4 Allendale QUILTS,
8-4 and ll) 4 Linen l^amusk TABLE
CLOTHS,
8-4 and 10--1 Dessert TABLE CLOTHS, \
Linen Damask Napkins. Doylies, Fruit |
Doylies, Towellings, Qlass Cloths, &c.,
I'.iRollior with a benutiful assortment of LACE
uid SWISS
Embroidered and Damask;
lllinDotu Sl)ni>cs.
tai-jH-ts, ITIattii:^. &v.
In fact every tiling wanted in tlmt wny, mnl
will In- offered at or below city prices. Cull
nud ace them ut
GRAY <t ROBERTSON'S.
No. 1 Granite Range.
April 1, 18i39-<8-tf
IT IS XOT TOO JIlCIl TO SAY
SINCE ALL,
OLI) AXD YOUXG,
AFFIRM ITS TKUTII,
Viz: That Professor Wood's Hair Rcstorativo
WILL preserve infoUihl>/ tlie proinh nn<l
color <>f the linir, it used two or three limes n
week, In any imneinable aire. Perfectly. restore
the gray, cover the buhl with n .i ire's
own ornament, the hair : make it mote soft,
and beautiful than any oil. and preserve the
S(*lll|> III*'! Il't'lll llll UIM IISI? HP nil- JIIl-llll'X IIUI-.
Statesinen, Judges, Attorneys, Doctor*. Cli'iyymen,
I'riif"> iminl men and (teiillcmen nnil l.n?
<1 i.r nil classes. nil over tin* world, hear testimony
t.luit. we <lo not say too much in its favor.
Read the following, ami judue :
lltcKottv Uuovk, St. Charles Co., Mo., )
Nov. 10, 1857. )
Prof. O. J. "Woon?Dear Sir : Some time last
summer we were induced t<> use s>otn? of your
lliiir Restorative. iti. * its effects were so wonderful.
we feel it. our duty to you and llie afflicted,
to report it.
Our little son's head for some time lin<l heen
perfectly covered witli sores, an<l sonic called it
l seald head. Tin; hair almost entirely came oil'
i in consequence. when a friend, seeint; his suf!
ferinjrs, advised ns to to >ise your llestoralive,
! wc did so with little hope of success, hut to
our surprise, and that of all our friends, n v?-rv
! few npplientions removed the disen*e entirely,
ami n new and luxuriant, crop of hair soon
1 started out. and we can now say that our hoyhas
ns healthy n scalp, and as luxuriant a crop
i of hair as any other child. We can. therefore,
arid do hereby, recommend your Restorative
as a perfect remedy for all diseases of the scalp
{ nmi hair. We are vours ie?j'eettullv,
<;r.O*. W. IIIOtMNHutllAM.
KARAII A. HKSftlNIM?TII AM.
[ Prof. \\ oot>?Deal' Sir: .My luur un<l, for
; several rears, been bc*oming prematurely gray
' accompanied I?v a luirslmos which ri'iiileri'il
the constant tippliention of oil necessary in
. dressing it. When I commenced using yiiiir
j Unit* Restorative about two months ago it. was
| ill that comlit ion ; and having continued its
i use till within the last ihrffftt'rfks it ha." turnj
cd to its natural color, ami assumed a softness
; and lu.?tre greatly to he preferred to those pro.
ditced by lite application of oils or any other
! preparation I have ever used. I regard it as
. an indispensable Article lor every holy's toilet,
whether to he used as a Hair Kcatoralive or for
tin* simple purpose of dresMng or beautifying
tin: hair. Yon have permission to refer to mc
all wh-? entertain any doubt of its performing
i all that id claimed for it.
MRS. C. SYMOSIW.
; Cincinnati, ()., Feb. 10, 8/>7l. 114 Third st.
VVki.msoton, Mo., I)cc. ft, 18,">7.
Puok. \Vooi??I)earSir: Ry the advice of n
' friend of mine, who had heen using your Ilnii
; Ilest.irative, 1 iviis induced to try it.. I had
| the fever, some time last May, and nearly every
hair in my head came out. Now my hail
has come in a great deal thicker than nvr it
j was. Nothing hut a duty and sympathy thai
] 1 feci to comiiiunicate to others who are alllic,
ted as I have heen, would induce me to givt
I this public acktiowlodgement of the benefit ]
i have received from I Vol'. Wood's Hair Rcstora
live. Yours respectfully,
* A. R. JACOBS,
i The Restorative is put up in bottles of". sizes
viz : large, medium and small ; the small liol'l
A a pint, and retails for one dollar per bottle
; the medium holds at least twenty percent
more in proportion than the small, retails foi
: two dollars per bottle ; the large holds a quart
! 40 per cent tuoro in proportion, and retails fo
$.j u ouiiie.
O. J. WOOD it CO.. Proprietor*. 444 Brond
; way, NfW York, nnd 114 Market St., St
Louis. Mo.
Ami poM l>y nil good Druggists and Fan
cy Goods Denim s._
A|>ril 20. 18d!)-3in.
RECEIVED THIS WEEK.
i A LOT of Trimmed, Straw, and Neapolitn
i il. BONNETS.
.AJ.sc>,
j A mngnificent assortment of Mantil)as,,Lac<
i Print*, nnd ?
BEHAVE SHAWLS
j Of the latest styles at
(?RAY <fc ROBERTSON'S.
April 16. 50-tf
DUL. m>. A.. Jordan
WILL still continue the practice of Moil
cine, and may he found at I lie Mri-cIui
Ilnuse, in Room over Murshull di Leu's La
Office.
M ri y 12.1850-2-1 y
TO SELL.
THE Subscriber offers for sale the ice
known Curriai<e Establishment in the Vi
lope of l-owmlesville, formerly occupied by Me
1 srs. Lidilel A' Wilson. The huildim; is large ai
commodious, and is furnished with all the oj
plinnces for carrying on the Carriage iiiukii
and repairing business, in all its branches. C
the premises is a fine Brick Blacksmith Sho|
arid also a good Dwelling House and the nee
t sary outbuildings. The location is one of tl
best in the District for the Carriage husiuea
and presents a fine opportunity fcr invest men
to an enterprising man. For further naitic
lars apply to the Subscriber at Lownilesvill
J. T. BASK IN.
| May 6, 1850 1-tf
ir a%t n * ? rv r %t r+
AililtlvloUJN & LLll/lJMr,
^ ?IMPORTERS?
FOREIGN jTND DOMESTIC DRY GOOD!
Wholesale and Retail.
1IASEL STREET, (One door from King
Charleston, 8. C.
E. L. KERRISON. | HERMAN LEIDIN
[* April 15, 1869, 60-12m
IV JCSZ2
THE Undersinged respectfully announce#
the citizens of Abbeville, C. H., and i
einity, that he has opened a
Boot and Shoe Shop,
n the office lately oconpied by Dr. 8. II. Bern
>t Dentist, opposite Mr. Westfield's Harness a
Saddlery Store, and is ready to make and me
Boom and Shoes, entrusted to his care, d
Terms cash.
3. *' PATRICK O'KKEFFE.
Jan. 12, 1859. 11 U
*
GROYER & BAKERS'
CELEBHATED
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES ^
NEW STYLES?PRICES FROM $50 TO $125.
KXTRA I'llAlSOK OK $5 poll IIKMMI.IW. fl
utj BROADWAY. NEW YORK. 22:t,
KING STREET, . . . CHARLESTON.
111 > \ V / ?11 -f. A I I I.* X- A - ? . - ~ * '
IIII.I.'VII u, ?s?eiii", II
Tlic Machines sc-v from two spools, ns pur- chased
from the store, requiring no re-winding
of thread; tliey Hem, Fell, (iatlier, and Slitrh '
in a superior style, linMiing e.ieli seam by 1
tlieir own o|>erntion, without, recourse to the
haiidncedk-, as is require'? by other machines t
They will ilo better mid cheaper sewing than a :
seamstress enn, even if she works for om- nut I
mi hour, and tire, tiuq jestiotuihly, the bent Mn? !
chiiicx in the market for family sewing, on ae- I
count of their simplicity, durability, ease of t j
manngeiiiciit, and a-'nplioii to all varieties of (
family sewing?cxeeiitii.g either heavy or fine . (
work with equal f.ieili'y, and without special '
adjustmentAs
evidence of the unquestioned superiority '
of their Machine*, the (> 1 vi;it it BaKI U Stwi.\?; '
Maciiim: Company l>eg leave to respectfully
refer to the following
TESTIMONIALS.
"Having had one of rover A linker'* Machines
in inv family for nea'-'y a year and a
half, 1 take pleasure in commending it as every
way reliable for the purpose for which it is
designed?Family Sowing."?Mrn. Jos/nut /,??
i'ill, icij': of' Uci\ JJr. Liavitf, Editor of X. V.
ftulrjiciuUul.
"I confess myself delighted with your Sewing
Machine, which has been in my family for
I many months. It, has always been ready for ]
| duty, r.*?|iiirii?no adjustment. ami is easily !
I ml it | > t <-*1 to eve ry variety of family sewing. l?v
' simply changing the spools of thread."?Mrs.
h'tiziihilji Slrir/fiwd, wife nf lift', l)r. Si r ick?
laud, Editor of X. Christian Adoocalc.
"After trying fevunl different good machines,
I preferred yours, on account of ita aim
plicily, mid the pr-rtWl. ease with which it is
managed, as well as the strength ami durabil?
itv ?>t the seam. After lonp experience, I feel
eompeteiil tu speak in this manner, an<l to colt
fidenily recommend it. for every variety of fnmiIv
sewing."?.1 Irs. K. li. Sjjooncr; wife of the
J'.'ditor of lirooklyn Slur.
"I have lise<l a (irover it Baker Sewing Machine
for two years, ami have found it adapted
to all kinds of family sewing, from Camhriu to
Broadcloth. Garments have been worn out
without the giving way of a stitch. The Mnj
chine is easily kep, in order, and cas'lv used.'"
| ?.1 Irs. A. li. W'hiji/ilc, wife of litti. Liio. Whip
l'l<\ iViif York.
"Your Sewing Machine has been in use in
| my family the past two years, ami the ladies
i request me to give yon their testimonial to its
I pel feet ntlaptedliess, as well as labor-saving
] qualities in the performance of family and
household sewing." ? Hubert Uoonnuii, X'in
! Yorh.
"For severa' months we have used CJrovcr <k
Baker's Sewing Machine, and have come to the
conclusion that every lady who desires her
scwii g biaulifiil/;/ <iiii/ t/itick/i/ done. would lie
I most forti!iiate in possessing one of these rdiu|
lde and indefatigable 'iron needle-women,'
; wiiiim! v t * 11m m 111" i i j ii?i i u i"."* ui (/runty, hi t ' /? r/f #/,
i amiaiiiipllcitif, urn invaluable.'"?J. Ilr. Morris,
! <l t" ///!< r of i;- H. Geo. J'. Morris, Atlitor of the
j //"w Jour/ml.
K.xJrnct of n letter from Tlio.a. R. F.envitf,
i r.?<|., an American gentleman, now resident in
Sydney, New South Wales, dated January 12,
! li>.";S : *
"I lind :i tent made in Melbourne, in 18.V>. in
which Ihere wen' over three thousand viinU ut
sew ing dime wi'li one of Grover ?t linker** Milj
ehinrs, nml a sin//lt: seam of tliut. has Olitstood
| ail the ilmil.tr senma t-ewed by sailors with a
j i.e<.dle and twine."
"If Homer eoubl tic called up from his murky
shades, lie would sing the advent ef Grover ?fc
I taker ?s n inor.; benignant miracle <if nrt than
was ever Vnleaii's smithy. lie would denounce
i 111i 1 niirlit shirt making as 'the direful spring of
woeH unuuiuhered.' "?Prof. Xorlh.
"I tnko pleasure in saving, that the flrover it
Haker Sewing Maehinea Imve more that 6iisj
tniii?-'l my expectation. AfUr trying and re?
till nin?r oihers, I have three of them in opernj
tion in my different places, and after four year*'
. j trial, have no fault to liiul."?J. II. Hammond,
I Senator of South Carolina.
"My wife Ims had onn of Grover ?t Raker's
Family Sewing Machines for some time, and
1 am satisfied it is one of the tiest Inhor saving
. | machines that has hcen invented. I take much
- ; pleasure in recommending it to the public."?
' j ./, O. Harris, Ooncrtmr of Itrntiexnte.
r j '.It is a beautiful thing, and puts everybody
into an excitement of good humor. Were I a
' Cntliolie, I should insist upon Snii.sGrovel* tind
linker liftving un eternal liolvdny in commeni
orution of their iroud deeds for humanity."?
CaxxUts. M. Clay,
"I think it by far the best {intent in Ufe.
This IIinelii11' call lie adapted from the finest
cHiiilniek to (ho heaviest cu^iinere. It sows
t.iionL't;r, faster, nnd more henutifnllv thnn one
' ...... If ,.,...1,1 ..,.f l.n* r,.i.lu<>n.l
CANDIDATES.
The friends of Copt. O. SI. MATflbOK re- "N
lectfully nonounce liirn as i candidate for i
ux Collector at the next, election. 'fl
(1
The friends of JAMES A. SlcCOHD respcct.- 0,1
illy Announce liim ns n Candidate for Tux
ollector nt the noxt election.
I
The friend* of Dr. J. F. SIcCOSIB rcspectilly
announce liini as a Candidate for Tax
ollectornt the next election.
We at e authorized to announce S. A. j,
lOIKiKS ns a Candidate for Tax Collector, at ."V
l>e ensuing election. "
ZZT The friends of O-pt. \V. K. IIA III'. IS, ?
espeetfully announce hint as a Candidate for I il
lie ottiee of 'fox Collector of Abbeville Distl ie \ t
it the next alectiou. I ''
?? h
i,-$~ The wniirroti* friend* of WESLEY A. J
'LACK E-<(., respectfully announce .hi:n as u I
JumliUiiU' for Tax Collector nt the next clee.ion.
- c
- - c
'I ho friends of IIKXRY S. CASOX respect f
ii 11 v niiiuiounco liini ns n Candidate for Tux
Collector, nlhe ensuing election.
C3T The friends of J01IN A. HUNTER re peetfnlly
announce him n candidate fur the
office of Ordinary, ut the next election.
Oct. U7. 1858. |
|
CgT The friends of Oil. J. G. 1JASKIX re- !
spcctfully announce him a cnn- lato for the I
ollice of Ordinary, nttlie next election.
Nov. 4, 1858.
__________________________ !
BOOTS AND SHOES.
T11K I'ndi'r.-lirneil, having formed
rya n partnership for the purpose of
eondnetiiij? tin:
Boot ami Shoe ISusiiicss,
would inform the public that we have recently
purchased in Boston, l'hilildt-lphiu and New j
York, the lariiest assortment of /*]
Ladies Shoes, and Gnctlemen's Boots and
Shoes
of every conceivable style and pattern ever of- j
fercd in this market. Our entire stock has I
tii-en purchased by a practical IJoot Maker. ,
Wo fuel assured that, wc can, with irrcat confidence,
recommend our stock to the public as
boinir of i\ superior quality, more durulile than
any that can be found in this latitude. Wc j
intend to deal exclusively in
Leather, Boots and Shoes.
and wo shall be enabled to sell better work for
less inonej than any establishment. in Town.
We will hurtei- Leather or work for Itu vhido.
The materials of our Stock were selected by
K. ROl'lliC, one of the firm, ami the work
fint ( (> to Order.
\W therefore know tin; "stulF it's innde of."
and citi safely recommend it. We have a mini
Iter of tirst class Uuot. and Slio> Makers in eonm>i'ti<>ii
Willi our Establishment, and arc prepared
to
Manufacture to Order
nny work wlrch may In- desired.
(.'all at Tnsliu's building, uext door to Cobb, J
llunter C?>.
ROCHE <t CHRISTIAN. !
April 1, 1859-48-1f
R E M_0_V E D .
\\7 E take Ibis <ippnriunity of informing our \
\ t PATRONSand FRI I-.XDS that w*> have I
lmUL'lit out the interest of Me?srs. SIUI.F.Y ?t !
I SI I Kit. of I Iris ToWII, find liu i r I'tjiiui cu to !
ilir? Store formerly occupied l>y tlu-m.
We return our sincere thanks to the Planter?
remrallv for the Ji' i*n 1 patronage alwav-t l><?>tuwcl
up??n us, ami will endeavor to continue
to merit tin* same.
When we shall have the pleasure of greeting
our old Friends and Patrons at our new location,
tliev will find us fully supplied with the
| following articles:
{Superior .lava, Lagnyrn and Rio COFFEE1*;
Stuart's A. U. C. Powdered ?fc Crushed &L'OARS;
Golden SYRUP:
Orleans and West. India MOLASSES ;
English Dairy GlIEESE;
No. 1,'2. 3, Kits and HarreN, MACKEREL;
Heavy Gunny BAGGING;
Hale ROPE and TWINE;
Canvassed IIAMS;
Tennessee and Bait more BACON;
OSNA IJUIUJS, S1K1 PES. SHIRTINGS ;
BLANKETS and PLAINS;
iNi-t-ro ii A in, uui>iiA.>nfiiiu
Oils, Turpeiilit.e Glass and Whitelend;
TOI5AUCO, Indigo, .Mn<liler and Spiers;
Every description of I HON and STKEL. <fcc.
Wu have made arrangements witli the most
celebrated Distillers on I lit* Continent to sup
ply ns the I$E>T and MOST CHOICE
; BtKWSSS OF LKflORS,
That, call he produced. Our futsre aim and in
I tentious will be to keep unimpitiivd our long
j c-tablished reputation for keeping the FINEST
nud most PUKE LK^l'llS over offered in Hamburg.
Our large number of customers for
Wines and Liquors is Miflicieiit guarantee that
wo keep the purest and best articles in this
line.
Our superior facilities for selling Imported
Wines nnd Liquors are unquestionable, as we
receive thciu direct, frotn the London Docks.
IN OUR SADDLERY DEPARTMENT
Will he found a New and Fashionable Stock of
fine Saddles, warranted for durability and cosy
riding. Also, American and Kntilish Housings,
lluggy and Wagon Harness, Bridles, Curb and
Snuffle Bits, Whips, Ac.. A*o.,
H. ?t N. E. SOLOMON.
Hamburg. Jun. 5. 185'J. oS tf
THE MARSHALL HOUSE.
BY E. COBB, PROI'rietoh.
1 '"piIE Proprietor of the MARSHALL
' .1. IlOl'SIi would inform the public t(u;t. f MIL
his House is still open for the reception of visitors.
Having some experience in Hotel-keep
ing, he flatters himself that he will be able tu
please his friends and customers. His table
^ will at alt times be supplied with
The Very Best The Market Affords.
, His House is well provided with attentive
I servants, and everything to render his custom
ers comfort able.
Feb. 21. 1859 43 tf
SOUTH' CARLJNA,
! ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
In Equity.
' A. K. Butler, et. al. )
1 vs. V Bill tosptn^ide.Tudgmenl
f Wm. B. Lloyd, et. nl. ) Injunction, Ac.
| TT nppenrinpjto my ant iitfftc lion tliat Wrn. B
A Ll?yd, Albert Gibert and Tliomns 8. liny*
don defendant* in tin- nbove stated rase, re-id?
. beyond the limit* of this State. On motion o
I MeOowan, Comp. Sol., Ordered that *nid de;
fendoiiU do app< nr and plead, nnawer oi de
mur to Mill Kill of Complaint within thiei
months from tho publication hereof or the Mini
> will bo Lakejtnrn cnitfrnto against them.
? WM. li. PAHKEU, C. E. A- R
Commissioner's Office )
March 26th, 1859. j 48 - 8m
? Xotioe.
r fT^HE Notes and Account* of the Firm of Jot
r X dan <fe MeLauehlin are in my - hands fo
' collection. There ere also Notes and Account
'? of the old Business of D. A. Jordan. Those in
dehted to the firm, or to my elf, will eoinu f?i
y ward and maki immediate payment to the ur
a , dersignt-d.
d I IX A. JORDAN.
| Hay 12, 1869-2-lf
-. -iu
money could not buy it."?Mrs. J. G Brown,
Nashville,, Tenn.
11 ''It- is speedy, very neat, nnd durable in its
work ; i- easily understood and kept in repair.
I earnestly recommend this Machine to nil my
acquaintance* und others."?Mrs. M. A. Forrest,
?i Memjili it, Tenn. .
?We find this Machine to work to our satisfaction,
and witli pleasure recommend it to
the public, ns we believe the Grover A linker
to lie the best.Sewing Machine in use.1''?Deary
Brothers, Tenn.
' If used exelusevely for family purposes,
with ordinary enre, I will wager they will but
one 'three score years and ten.' and never get
' out of fix."?John. Jirskine, Nashviile, Tenn
11
w ' I hove had your Machine for several weeks,
and nm perfectly satisfied that, the work it does
is the best r.nd most beautiful that ever was
_ made."?Mttygie. Aintison Nashville, Term.
"I use my Machine upon eoats, dress-making,
11 and fine linen stitching, and the work is ndini|
ruble?far belter than I lie best hand-sewing.
s. or Buy other sewing machine [ have ever eeeti.V
id ?JLueif B. Thompson, Nashville, Tenn.
"I find I he work the strongest, and niosi
beautiful I have ever ??en, made either by band
or machine, and regara the G rover <k Baker
[>. M iicliinn nup of tlif rrivnlpAt. to our
** sex."?Mr*. 7'aylar, Nanhvitle, Tenu.
le
l3, "I liave one of Grover & linker's Sowing
it, Mnchines in use in my famil)*, ami find it ini).
valuable. I can confidently recommend it. tc
e. nil persons in want of a Much inc."?O. T
Thompson, Nashville. Tenn.
[ take pleasnre in certifying to tlie ufilitj
? of the (Jrover di Baker Se? iiiu Machines. ]
have used one on almost, every description o
work for months, and find it much stronger an<
better in every respect, than work done bj
g hand."?Jfrt. D. \V. Wheeler NathvUle, Tenn
"I would he unwilling to dispose of my Grover
?fc linker Machine for a large amount, c-ouh
I not replace it. a^ain at pleasure."?Mr*. II
O. Scovel, Nashville, Tenn.
G
"Onr two Machines, purchased from you, d<
the work of twenty young ladies. We witl
~ pleasure recommend the Grover cfc Baker Sew
ing Machine to be the best in use."?N. Bt'xU
to man A Co. Memphis., Tenn.
ri" -The Grover & Baker Sewing Machine work
admirably, I think the stitch and ?brk fa
superior to that of any Sowing Machine I eve
,j saw. On fine work, I think the maclime wouh
j be-hard> to beat."?W. J. Davit, Memphit
nd Teun- - %
ic. "I find tlie machine easily managed, ver
durable, and take pleasure in r.ecommendin
it to all who with convenience, economy, an
[ Ipeaaure."?xMrt. F. Jihtt; Mtmpkit, Tmn.
.. . :.y
Millinery and Dre?s-Makinp:
ROOMS.
lis. SliAL'i, in returning Iter sincere
7JL tliunks lor tiiu lilifl'iil support extended
i her by the Lndk-sof Abe vtlle, and iis vicinity,
m int; Iter sojourn amongst them, begs leave to fv
ly that in her
Dross-Making Department, I
felio has just received her latest
'arMan and Now York Fashions
Fcr tho Spring Trade.
Varied st_\ Irs of
Basques, Sacquese, Berlhas, &c., &c.
i addition tn her Drese-nialiiii;; J)? partinetu.
1r.-i. Small would wish lo cull thy attention of
f Siiidi<'H lo hi:r
Millinery Department,
nw tlutt she is permanently lu-nw-.l i.nioi.u^t
Item. This season tl?n ii>i.< < ui> i>il m< i?> i siT.s-ivelv
than 'orint'iiv it in <<l l.i ~ i .
ein-j always supplied .villi l ie latest styles ui
iVedding and Monvnunv Bonnets,
Colored Silk cud Crape llcnccts,
Hei-d Dresses, &e.
To those I in di who may Inn.or h-r with a
nil she feels ussiirod of jriviiijj saiislarlion. ); ?leivini;
her fa-himis nmmliv -in; will he able In
tir iit-li ili*? IjATI^I' S i \ I.K**.
In her .Millinery l>epaitiii':nl sic will fnriiit.li
nalt*rial, or wiil make t<? or.l.-r \v:t 11 the mate
in! iir.'iii<ii.'<l, anv attic!?* in litis liis*.
ISomifts, 1 lu's. it" . "'ii!:u ! Id otiirr.
ISu.i e ailjacent to Mr X ..>m:i!?J
Mugiiz'.iie llill, Aliliov ! ! (II., /
Ai'fii l!7, lb-V.t. \ l-eow-tf
CHARLKS C0X
* x~> '"f-I'i-'-t fi.il v inform .
tile l'ublie t'.uit lie has '*
0 P E N E I ) t SII 0 P
I l.Ml *J?1B
illahin^ mid ^vpiuriia^ ofi*
CARRIAGES AND BUGC'ES.
It. is opposite (Imt >?.>/ o/ijiourd) to Mr. l'ayh>r's
Kstiilil:slnn<Mit. lie hopes tli.it. h\ doir.y good
work, and making reasonable charges, to receive
a share of ptildhi |i.*it.i onuir".
11c bus on hand nt this lit-" several pew find
neat nut.fjins, and one exeil' :.l Wa?;o>", which
he will s>'ll low.
2Slh Uct.. 1S53. "li 12:ii
The State of South Carolina.
ARDKV1I.LG niSTItltT?IX EQl'tTY.
Agnes Cox ve. 1'. S. Guiniheatt, ndm'v, Augustus
M. Cox. c-t. a!.
Hit! for PartiliuH of' lltul hi-l-tle.
IT Appearing to my fat i>faction thai. ,s ".-"V
ti:a M. Cox. Samuel Jacolf, his wii
defendants hi this case, leride I.<><>:.d ;0 y
limits of IhisState,
On ..otinn of Marshall ?t I.i*o. Comp. Sols..
ordered that ?aid deffinlniiis dn nj>| > -?f. plead
ainwer or demur to hi id Bill of Complaint.
w i I li i ii t lift*'* (noli 111-i front I lit iMildien' m ln-reof >
or the same will be taken pro coijIcsmi u^niiisl
li i in.
V>*. H. PARKER, C. E. A. JJ.
Commissioner's Oflice, )
Mnv ltf, lsS9. J 3 3tn
STATE UF SOUTH CAROLINA,
A HUE I 'ILL E DISTRICT.
Office Court <>f Common I31 cat antl Om'I Scitnivin.
N K. Duller, Survivor 1
vs. J- Attaelnncnt.
Win. I>. Lloyd, ) MeC?o\Vati Pl'tfl'a Ait v
UriIERKAS the Plaintiff ?li?l. on the nineteenth
ditv of November, eighteen hundred nnd
fi fi V eiijlit. lile hi** declination neaiiff tin- l.'eft'ii.iiuil,
who. (it. is -?:li?l) is absent. from and
without the limits of this Stale and In- lu'ilhcr
wife nor attorney known wi-liin the same, upon
tvliiiip -i pnfiv nf .-aid (li-i-hirnt ion lr irht he
served: 11 is therefore ordered. I hat l lit* Mild
i Defendant do u|>penr and plead t" the said ?}*c|
In I'll lion, on or liefoie tin- twentieth ?lny of
I November, eighteen bundled *l!i 1 lift \'-liilltf,
i otherwise final and iih-olute judgement will
1 then In* L'ivt i: and awarded nuain-t. hint.
MA'tTJiKW M?;1H)NAid), C. V. P.
Clerk's v "iee Nov. ly, 185a SJUdy
I _
New Goads! New Goods! !
GREA T BARGAINS ! !
!M. STEAXTSS,
C 0 K E S B U K V.
TATISIJINfr t<> reduce my Stock, t offer some
T T of my GOODS
XjC.ss tlx an Cos[,
some nt Cost Pku-ks, nnd Llic balance with
VERY SMALL PROFIT.
i My Stock is v?ry large ami selected with
' irr?-nt. en re. and I nlfer
j LADY'S llUOl' SKIRTS fur 5<> eta
j Colored and Whit* l-l'll 1.IAXTC?, 12 cts
Fancy MUSLIN. I'ast. Color;*, lit ct#
11 ATS and BOX .N KTS, 60 eta
LadvV *>LI IM't-ltS, f.0 cts
Linen COATi, 76 eta
" HANDKERCHIEFS, OS cts
)ITC , ETC.
April I, lf?f>9. if
CJ ao ,?saj ca ioj 9 js?s
NEW STYLE
SOFT HATS,
Dr.'iTIV!'n TTlt< TUV AT
C. P. llEMSEN'S, J
Oolnmbia, S. C. R
rf^OGKTllKR with a ftplendcd Assortment of jE?
JL Spring ?rid Summer MF
I'earl and Black Cassimeres. iBfc"
Cents' nnd Boys' Late Style SI rnw Go<"]?. W
Misses' Jiteke\? Adelaides, various colors. V
Gents' Summer Scotch Cnjs, Cloth Hut*. t9
Moleskin!), nnd Boys' Felt Hats. etc.
C5?" Terms cash. f April 15, 50-tf
HI?. S. II It NUT ?? H A \\ if. .%
1) E N T I S T , d
Graduate of the Baltimore College of
| Dental Surgery, ||
HAS permanently located at Ahheville C
II., and lieiis a Moire of public putn.-n-. ^K-.
age. Teeth inserted fn?m one to full upper 1H&uinl
lower 8(t?. I\X|nite<l nerves deM.roved and t:
irented, free from pain, Having | urcliai>ed an
1 office Ki.clit of Dr. Iilandly, of linlt.imore, I
am prepared to insert teeth on the ChuopIin?tiu
process. ^ J&
Office over Brandt* Alien A Fd- i.
wardN Drng Store. |>
Atotoovillo, <0- OMay,
2", It 60, 3-tf
Dissolution.
THK Partnership tnrmeily c*i?tiiii? ng the
firm of Jordan A McLatiehlin, was. hy ymt
united consent, dissolved on the 1st of Febru- Jb
ary, 1859.
T>. A. JORDAN.
; * DONALD McLAUCDLIXi
, May 12, 1850-2-tf
- MAURTTAT.L. t.V.V. Rr "nn"RT?TTTTT.
j npilE undersigned have associated with then),
, JL in the Pt-nctice of the Law, STEPHEN
C. DkUKUHI* Esq. All business entrusted to
their care will receive prompt attention.
J. FOSTER MARSHALL '
W. A- LEE. . .. ' V,
January 12. 18B7.
Notice to Debtors.
ALL Persons Indebted to the lat<s firm of
WARDLAW <t LYON are requated .to ^
j make prompt payment, as they are anxious to !
_ close up the business. Their accrunts as^ttfrfc- '!'%*$
.. to fore will be found in the hands of
. Jordan <b MoLaiicultk, their successors. *t tiia ' ^
old stand. T
WARDLAW *iTOKv,U
Deo 17, 1868 .