ocr: RICHARD H. JOHNSON, Editor. LITTLE ROCK, JULY 15, 1856. FOR PRESIDENT, JAMES BUCHANAN, OF PENNSYLVANIA. FOIl VICE PRESIDENT, JNO. C. BRECKINRIDGE, OF KENTUCKY. ---" — "i. Democratic Presidential Electors: N. B. BURROW, of Desha; S. H. HEMPSTEAD, of Pulaski; JOHN McCOY, of Randolph; J. J. GREEN, of Crawford. FOR GOVERNOR, ELIAN ft. CONWAY. Congressional Democratic t'annidates. SORTIIERN DISTRICT, A. B. G BEEN WOOD, SOUTHERN DISTRICT, EDWABD A. WAR REN. For Prosecuting Attorney lor the r>th Judicial Circuit, THOMAS JOHNSON. Pulaski County Democratic Ticket. FO It REPRESENT ATI VES, ALLEN MARTIN, FRANCIS A. TERRY. FOR CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT, THOMAS J. CHURCHILL. FOR SHERIFF. JOHN QUINDLEY. FOR COUNTY <fc PROBATE .JUDGE, JARED C. MARTIN. FOR COUNTY TREASURER, S. T. HUDSON FOR CORONER, NATHANIEL RING. FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR, S. H. WEBB. FOR I NT. IMP. COMMISSIONER.


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ocr: LITTLE ROCK, MAY 13, 1856. democratic Presidential Electors: N. B BURROW, of Desha; S H HEMPSTEAD, of Pulaski; JOHN McCOY, of Randolph; J J GREEN, of Crawford. FOll GOVERNOR. ELIAS X. COXWAY. Pulaski County Democratic Ticket. FOR REPRESKNTAT1YES. ALLEN MARTIN, FRANCIS A. TERRY. FOR CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT, THOMAS J. CHURCHILL FOR SHERIFF. JOHN QU1NDLEY. FOR COUNTY <fc PROBATE JUDGE, JARED C. MARTIN. foe county treasurer. S. T. HUDSON. , FOR CORONER. NATHANIEL RING. FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR. S. II. WEBB. FOR INT. IMP. COMMISSIONER. ROSWELL BEEBE.

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ocr: JAMES TUNNAH, Marble Di aler, Little Rock, Ark. HAS just received arul will constantly - keep on hand a full assortment of Italian and American Marble, and will lurnish Monuments, Grave Stones and 1'omb Slabs of every description on the most reasonable terms and in pood style. He will also make bureau tons, table tops, and do every kind of work in his line.— Ills yard is on Markham street.


ocr: FINE FRESH MEATS. THF. subscriber has taken Stall) No. 2. in the Market House.. it-11 iiikiiQ side. where he will always be prepared with the best stall-fed beef, and all other descriptions of rHp ' m^ats that can be procured. I no highest price will also be paid for beef cattle. sheep, calves, etc., etc. *• SCHADER.


ocr: TRUE DEMOCRAT. RICHARD H. JOHNSON, Edito*. LITTLE ROCK, SEPT. 9, 1856. , .. ,l—Ml,”. "" FOR PRESIDENT, JAMES BUCHANAN, OF PENNSYLVANIA. FOR VICE PRESIDENT, JNO. C. BRECKINRIDGE, OF KENTUCKY. Democratic Presidential Electors: N. B. BURROW, of Desha; S. H. HEMPSTEAD, of Pulaski; JOHN McCOY, of Randolph; J. J. GREEN, of Crawford.


ocr: JAMES TUNNAH, Marble Dealer, Little Rock, Ark. HAS just received and will constantly keep on hand a full assortment ol Italian and American Marble, and will furnish Monuments. Grave Stones and I oiub Slabs of every description on the most reasonable terms and in (rood style. Ho will also make bureau tops, tabletops, and do every kind of work in liis line.— ■■ ■ Hi.- \ imi is on .Markham street.


ocr: BOOTS AND SHOES. rjNHE subscribers have a large lot of Shoes which they have just received, and offer for sale upon the principle of fit or no sale call ami see them. April 'it. 1'56. NEWBERN «V HUGHKS.


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ocr: Has been before the public more than 20 years, and is deservedly popular in the cure of Spavins, Sweeney, Ringbone, Windgalls, Role Evil, Callous. Cracked Heels, Gall of all kinds, Fresh Wounds, Sprains, Bruises, Fistula, Sit fast, Sand Cracks, Strains, Lameness, Foun dered Feet, Scratches or Grease, Mature Foot Rot in Sheep, Garget in Cows, Rheumatism, Bites of Animals, External Poisons, Painful Nervous Affections. Frost Bites. Boils, Corns Whitlows, Burns and Scalds, Chillblains, Chap ped Hands, Cramps, Contractions of the Mus cles, Swellings, Weakness of the Joints, Caked Breasts, Sore Nipples, Piles, Ac. >fTPamphlets gratuitously furnished by agents [ with Testimonials of its utility. All orders addressed to the Proprietors, M. II. Tucker A Co., Lockport, N. Y. Wf“For sale by Druggists and Merchants gen erally, through the United States, Britisli I Vsses eions, and other Countries. Aw1 by R. L. DODGE, Little Rock, And by Druggists and Merchants, in every town in the vicinity; wholesale by dealers in Medicine in New Orleans, Philadelphia, New V rk, and in all large towns and cities.


ocr: NOTICE. 4 AN tlio first duv of March last. taken up V a by the subscriber a sorrel horse mule, <l*w citli a daik stripe extending down his hack and across Ids shoulders; with uu under bit in the Jefl ear overhit in the same near the point. Said mule is supposed to be eight years old, and appraised at eighty dollniv,* and has been running at large for several months in the neighborhood. JAMES SMITH. Arkansas County, July 7, ’56. 3t Pine Bind' Democrat please copy three times.


ocr: JAMES TUNNAH, Marble Dealer, Little Rock, Ark. HAS just received and will constantly keep on hand a full assortment of Italian and American Marble, and will furnish Monuments, Grave Stones and Tomb Slabs of every description on the most reasonable terms and in good style. He will also make bureau tops, table tops, and do every kind of work in his line.— His yard is on Markham street. 1855.


ocr: RICHARD H. JOHNSON, Editor. LITTLE ROCK, AUG. 5, 1856. FOR PRESIDENT, JAMES BUCHANAN, OF PENNSYLVANIA. FOR VICE "PRESIDENT, JNO. C. BRECKINRIDGE, OF KENTUCKY. Democratic Presidential Electors: N. B. BURROW, of Desha; S. H. HEMPSTEAD, of Pulaski; JOHN McCOY, of Randolph; J. J. GREEN, of Crawford. Speaking Appointments. As one ol the Democratic Electors for the State at large, I will address the people cu political ques tions, on the Jays below named, at 11 o’clock in the forenoon.and at the following places, and I will cheer fully divide time with the Know Nothing electors, viz: Hamburg, Ashley county, Friday Aug. 1. Columbia, Chicot “ Saturday “ 2. Napoleon. Desha li Monday “ 4. A rkansas Post, Arkansas “ Tuesday “ 5. Pine Bluff, Jefferson “ Thursday “ 7. Little Pulaski “ “ 9.


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ocr: RICHARD H. JOHNSON, Editor. LITTLE ROCK, AUG. 12, 1856. FOR PRESIDENT, JAMES BUCHANAN, OF PENNSYLVANIA. FOR VICE PRESIDENT, JNO. C. BRECKINRIDGE, OF KENTUCKY. Democratic Presidential Electors: N. B. BURROW, of Desha; S. H. HEMPSTEAD, of Pulaski; JOHN McCOY, of Randolph; J. J. GREEN, of Crawford. Memphis Medical College.—This institu* tion stands high, and deserves the patronage of the South. See the advertisement. 0The annual announcement of the Mis


ocr: TRUE DEMOCRAT, RICHARD H. JOHNSON, Editor. LITTLE ROCK, SEPT. 16, 1856. K_ FOR PRESIDENT, JAMES BUCHANAN, OF PENNSYLVANIA. FOR VICE PRESIDENT, JNO. C. BRECKINRIDGE, OF KENTUCKY. Democratic Presidential Electors: N. B. BURROW, of Desha; S. H. HEMPSTEAD, of Pulaski; JOHN McCOY, of Randolph; J. J. GREEN, of Crawford.


ocr: LITTLE ROCK, OCT. 14, 1856. FOR PRESIDENT, JAMES BUCHANAN, OF PENNSYLVANIA. FOR VICE PRESIDENT, JNO. C. BRECKINRIDGE, OF KENTUCKY. Democratic Presidential Electors! N, B. BIfRROW, of Desha; S. H. HEMPSTEAD, of Pulaski; JOHN McCOY, of Randolph; J. J. GREEN, of Crawford.


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ocr: TRUE DEMOCRAT. RICHARD II. JOHNSON, Editor. LITTLE ROCK, AUG- 19, 18a6. FOR PRESIDENT, JAMES BUCHANAN, OF PENNSYLVANIA. FOR VICE PRESIDENT, JNO. C. BRECKINRIDGE, OF KENTUCKY. Democratic Presidential Electors: N. B. BURROW, of Desha; S. H. HEMPSTEAD, of Pulaski; JOHN McCOY, of Randolph; J. J. GREEN, of Crawford.


ocr: RICHARD H. JOHNSON, Editor. LITTLE ROCK, JUNE 17, 1856. FOR PRESIDENT, JAMES BUCHANAN, OF PENNSYLVANIA. FOP, VICE PRESIDENT, .(NO. C. BRECKENRIDGE, OF KENTUCKY. Democratic Presidential Electors: N. B. BURROW, of Desha; S H HEMPSTEAD, of Pulaski; JOHN McCOY, of Randolph; J J GREEN, of Crawford FOR GOVERNOR, ELIAS ft. COHWAY. Congressional Democratic Caimidates, NORTHERN DISTRICT, A. B. GREENWOOD. SOUTHERN DISTRICT, EDWARD A. WARREN. Pulaski County Democratic Ticket. FOR REPRESENTATIVES, ALLEN MARTIN, FRANCIS A TERRY. FOR CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT, THOMAS J. CHURCHILL FOR SHERIFF, JOHN QIIINDLI'Y. FOR COUNTY & PROBATE JUDGE, JARED C. MARTIN. FOR COUNTY TREASURER, S. T. HUDSON. FOR CORONER, NATHANIEL RING. FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR, S. II. WEBB. FOR INT. IMP. COMMISSIONER, ROSWELL BEEBE. AVGUST ELECTION, tsj«. authorized to announce


ocr: TO RENT. J (Wl ACRESof good bottom land, situated on the | vl Arkansas river. 30 miles below this eitv. adjoining Noah II. English's farm, and two miles from Harvey Caldwell’s. It has 200 acres of cleared land which has been under cultivation, and attended for the last two years by Gen. Eaton. It has a good and new Gin House, several negro cabins, and a large double log house which is quite comfortable. Any one wishing to rent‘can be informed ol particular’s by applying at the office of the True Democrat, or at the store of Feild & Dolley. Oct. 23, 1855


ocr: LITTLE ROCK, SEPT. 30, 1856. -'—a -*irw FOR PRESIDENT, JAMES BUCHANAN, OF PENNSYLVANIA. FOR VICE ^RESIDENT, JNO. C. BRECKINRIDGE, OF KENTUCKY. Democratic Presidential Electors: H B. BURROW, of Desha; S- H. HEMPSTEAD, of Pulaski; JOHN McCOY, of Randolph; J. J. GREEN, of Crawford.


ocr: TRUE DEMOCRAT. RICHARD H. JOHNSON, Editor. LITTLE ROCK, AUG. 26, 1856. ■ "" " FOR PRESIDENT, OF PENNSYLVANIA. FOR VICE PRESIDENT, JNO. C. BRECKINRIDGE, OF KENTUCKY. Democratic Presidential Electors: N. B. BURROW, of Desha; S. H. HEMPSTEAD, of Pulaski; JOHN McCOY, of Randolph; J. J. GREEN, of Crawford.


ocr: TRUE democrat. RICHARD H. JOHNSON, Editoe. LITTLE ROCK, SEPT. 23, 1856. ■»_ FOIl PRESIDENT, JAMES BUCHANAN, OF PENNSYLVANIA. FOR VICE PRESIDENT, JNO. C. BRECKINRIDGE, . OF KENTUCKY. Democratic Presidential Electors: N. B. BURROW, of Desha; S. H. HEMPSTEAD, of Pulaski; JOHN McCOY, of Randolph; J. J. GREEN, of Crawford.


ocr: ADVERTISEMENTS. IMPROVED HAVANA PLAnToTTERY! By authority of the State of Georgia. Fort Gaines’ Academy Lottery. Class IS. be druwn in the City of Atlanta, Georgia, May 29th, 1856, when prizes amounting to $30,000 Will be distributed. Prize #7,600


ocr: MILLINERY AND FANCY STORE. " jwl »“• BROGAN hag opened a . store of the above nosorip tion, next door to the store of C. ,T.sHh«» Krebs, near the corner of East-Main and Walnut streets, where she has a beautiful assortment oi rammery anu jaioies fancy tioods of all descriptions, which she will sell low for cash. She is prepared for Dress-making, Bonnet-trim ming, and every kind of work in that line. Orders from the country promptly attended to. ■Tunc 3,185B. *


ocr: MOLASSES, RICE, ETC. "I A BBLK. N. 0. Refinery Multiuse*; A” lrl half bbl< N. O. Refinery Moluuucs. 1 Tiereo Prime Rice. 50 Btttfu Coffee. .1 n«t reoei , ed and fur uulo by May 27 6fi. MERRICK & WASSELL.


ocr: RICHAIll) H. JOHNSON, Editor. LITTLE ROCK, JUNE 3, 1856. Democratic Presidential Electors: N. B. BURROW, of Desha; S. H. HEMPSTEAD, of Pulaski; JOHN McCOY, of Randolph; J. J. GREEN, of Crawford. FOR GOVERNOR," ELIAS A. CONWAY. Congressional Democratic Cnnnidates. NORTHERN DISTRICT, A. B. GREENWOOD. SOUTHERN DISTRICT, EDWARD A. WARREN. Pulaski County Democratic Ticket. FOR REPRESENTATIVES, ALLEN MARTIN, FRANCIS A. TERRY. FOP. CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT, THOMAS J. CHURCHILL. FOR SHERIFF, JOHN QUINDLEY. FOR COUNTY A PROBATE JUDGE, JARED C. MARTIN. FOR COUNTY TREASURER, S. T. HUDSON. FOR CORONER. NATHANIEL RING. FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR. S. H. WEBB. FOR I NT. IMP. COMMISSIONER, ROSWELL BEEBE. AUGUST ELECTION, 1850. fy We are authorized to announce Tom B. Turner, as a candidate for Attorney Gencia! in this judicial district, at the ensuing August election. Saline, Hot Spring and Montgomery. We are authorized to announce Dr. Wm. H. Hammond, as the democratic candidate, nominated by the democratic senatorial convention, lor State Senator from Montgomery, Hot Spring and Saline counties. Candidate for Clerk in Conw ay Co. I'ellow-Citizenb or Conway Cocntt—As I have Warned that Capt. Murray has withdrawn his name from the democratic nomination f--r clerk. I, standing only onejtownship behind him in the nominatic n, and since Murray’s withdrawal having been strongly pressed upon to become a candidate—I herewith : upon the democratic ticket) declare myself a candi date for Clerkship of Conway county, in the August election, lSf>6. Yours respectfully, JOHN R. BELL. tar We. are autho. ized to announce 9 iidee J. C. Murray, a candidate for Prosecuting Attorney ot the 2d Judicial Circuit, at the ensuing August elec tion. Thihd Judicial Circuit.-We are authorized to an nounce lion. B. H. Neely, as a candidate for re election to the office of Judge of the 8<1 Judicial Cir


ocr: JAMES TUNNAH, .Marble Dialer, Little Hock. Ark. HAS just received and will constantly . keep on hand a full assortment of Italian and American Marble, and will j furnish"Monuments. Grave Stones and 1 omb Slabs ot every description on the most reasonable terms and in good style. He will also make bureau tops, table tops ami do every kind of work in his line.— 1 H is yard is on Markham street. { »ept. lo.


ocr: RICHARD H. JOHNSON, Editor. LITTLE ROCK, JUNE 10, 1856. Democratic Presidential Electors: N. B. BURROW, of Desha; S. H. HEMPSTEAD, of Pulaski; JOHN McCOY, of Randolph; J. J. GREEN, of Crawford. FOR GOVERNOR, ELIAS A. COW WAY. Congressional Democratic Cannidates. NORTHERN DISTRICT, A. B. GREENWOOD. SOUTHERN DISTRICT, EDWARD A. WARREN. Pulaski County Democratic Ticket. FOR REPRESENTATIVES, ALLEN MARTIN, FRANCIS A. TERRY. FOR CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT, THOMAS J. CHURCHILL. FOR SHERIFF, JOHN QUINDLEY. FOR COUNTY .V PROBATE JUDGE, JARED C. MARTIN. FOR COUNTY TREASURER, S. T. HUDSON. FOR CORONER, NATHANIEL RING. FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR, S. H. WEBB. FOR INT. IMP. COMMISSIONER, ROSWELL BEEBE. AUGUST ELECTION, 1850. i=*r We are authorized to announce Pleasant Jordan, esq., an a candidate for re-election to the


ocr: JAMES TUNNA H, Marble Dealer, Little lloek. Ark. HAS just received and will constantly keep on hand a full assortment of Italian and American Marble, and will furnish Monuments, Grave Stones and Tomb Slabs of every description on the most reasonable terms and in "ood style, lie will also make bureau tops, tabletops, and do everv kind of work in his line.— ■■ * His yard is on Markham street. Sept. 18. 1855.


ocr: RICHARD H. JOHNSON, Editor. LITTLE ROCK, JULY 8, 1856. FOR PRESIDENT, JAMES BUCHANAN, OF PENNSYLVANIA. FOR VICE PRESIDENT, J NO. C. BRECKINRIDGE, OF KENTUCKY. Democratic Presidemial Electors: N. B. BURROW, of Desha; S. H. HEMPSTEAD, of Pulaski; JOHN McCOY, of Randolph; J. J. GREEN, of Crawford. FOlt GOVERNOR, ELIAS COSWAY. Congressional Democratic Cannidates. NORTHERN DISTRICT, A. B. GREENWOOD. SOUTHERN DISTRICT, EDWARD A, WARREN. Pulaski County Democratic Ticket FOR REPRESENTATIVES. ALLEN MARTIN, FRANCIS A. TERRY. FOR CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT, THOMAS J. CHURCHILL. FOR SHERIFF, JOHN QUINDLEY. FOR COUNTY A- PROBATE JUDGE, JARED C. MARTIN. FOR COUNTY TREASURER, S. T. HUDSON. FOR CORONER. NATHANIEL RING. FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR, S. H. WEBB. FOR I NT. IMP. COMMISSIONER, ROSWELL BEEBE. AUt.TST ELECTION, 1856. J We are authorized to announce .1 udgeThos. Johnson. a candidate for Attorney General in the 5tli Judicial District, at the ensuing August elec tion. We are authorized t<> announce Pleasant Jordan, es<|.. as a candidate for re-election to the ofliee of Prosecuting Attorney Tr the 5th Judicial < 'ireiiit. and ex Jicio Attorney General of the State, at the ensuing August election. Saline, Hot Spring and Montgomery.


ocr: JAMES TUNNAH, Marble Dealer, Little Dock, Ark. HAS uist received and will constantly - keep on hand a full assortment of Italian and American Marble, and will turni-.li Monuments, Crave Stones and Tonib Slabs of every description oil the most reasonable teinisandin good style. He will also make bureau tops, tabletops, and do every kind of work in his line.— His yard is on Markham street. 1'. 1855.


ocr: Married.—In Lewisburg, Conway county, on tlie 15th inst., by It. Wei born, esq., Henry T. Gorden, merchant, to Miss Jane Go a den, both of Lewisbttrg. In this city, on the 27th inst., by the Rev. C. L. Jeffries, Dr. S. J. Stallings, of Lewis burg, Arkansas, to Miss Eliza Jane Watson, of this city.


ocr: MOLASSES, RICE, ETC. "I A BBLS. N. O. Refinery Molasses; -S-vr 10 half bbls N. O. Refinery Molasses. 1 Tierce Prime Rice. 50 Bags “ Coffee, J nst reeeivod and for Balo by May 27, ’56. MERRTCK * W ASSET,!,.


ocr: JAMES TUNNAH, Marble Dealer, Little Rock. Ark. HAS just received and will constantly keep on hand a full assortment of | Italian and American Marble, and will 1 Monuments, Grave Stones and lomb Slabs of every description on the most reasonable terms and in good style. He will also make bureau tops, table tops . and do every kind of work in his line. - ■ is uii iuurKuuin street. 18,1855.


ocr: LADIES DRESS GOODS. BAREGES, Plain and Printed; Challi Lawns Plain and Painted, Jaconet Muslins; Swiss Organdie Do.; Crape d’Paris, BarsgeDeLano, Gine hams, Cotton and Thread Ilose, etc., etc. All of which will be sold at the lowest prices. M*y «• MERRICK * WASSELL.


ocr: RICHARD H. JOHNSON, Editor. LITTLE ROCK, JULY 22, 1856. FOR PRESIDENT, JAMES BUCHANAN, OF PENNSYLVANIA. FOR VICE PRESIDENT, JNO. C. BRECKINRIDGE, OF KENTUCKY. Democratic (’residential Electors: N. B. BURROW, of Desha; S. H. HEMPSTEAD, of Pulaski; JOHN McCOY, of Randolph; J. J. GREEN, of Crawford. FOR GOVERNOR, ELIAS ML COMWAY. Congressional Democratic Cannidates. NORTHERN DISTRICT, A. B. GREENWOOD. SOUTHERN DISTRICT, EI)WARD A. WARREN. For Prosecuting Attorney lor the 5th Judicial Circuit, THOMAS JOHNSON. Pulaski County Democratic Ticket. FOR REPRESENTATIVES, ALLEN MARTIN, FRANCIS A. TERRY. FOR CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT, THOMAS J. CHURCHILL. FOR SHERIFF, JOHN QU1NDLEY. FOR COUNTY & PROBATE JUDGE, JARED C. MARTIN. FOR COUNTY TREASURER, S. T. HUDSON. FOR CORONER, NATHANIEL RING. FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR, S. H. WEBB. FOR INT. IMP. COMMISSIONER, ROSWELL BEEBE. AUGUST FLECTION, 1858. We are authorized to announce Pleasant Jordan, esq., as a candidate for re-election to the


ocr: TRUE DEMOCRAT. RICHARD H. JOHNSON, Editor. LITTLE ROCK, JUNE 24, 1856. FOR PRESIDENT, JAMES BUCHANAN, OF PENNSYLVANIA. FOR VICE PRESIDENT, JNO. C. BRECKENRIDGE, OF KENTUCKY. Democratic Presidential Electors*: N. B. BURROW, of Desha; S. H. HEMPSTEAD, of Pulaski; JOHN McCOY, of Randolph; J. J. GREEN, of Crawford. FOR GOVERNOR, ELIAS A. CONWAY. Congressional Democratic Cminidates, NORTHERN DISTRICT, A. B. GREENWOOD. SOUTHERN DISTRICT, EDWARD A. WARREN. Pulaski County Democratic Ticket. FOR REPRESENT ATI YES, ALLEN MARTIN, FRANCIS A. TERRY. FOR CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT, THOMAS J. CHURCHILL. FOR SHERIFF, JOHN QUINDLEY. FOR COUNTY & PROBATE JUDGE, JARED C. MARTIN. FOR COUNTY TREASURER. S. T. HUDSON. FOR CORONER, NATHANIEL RING. FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR. S. H. WEBB. FOR INT. IMP. COMMISSIONER, ROSWELL BEEBE. AUGUST ELECTION, is.Ms. keiF*- We are authorized to announce .1 udge Thos, Joh nson, as a candidate for Attorney General in the 5th Judicial District, at the ensuing August elec tion. I j ; j ! j ! j I I , I ‘ ' j | ! i , !


ocr: TRUE DEMOCRAT. RICHARD H. JOHNSON, Editor. LITTLE ROCK, MAY 27, 1856. Democratic Presidential Electors: N. B. BURROW, of Desha; S H. HEMPSTEAD, of Pulaski; JOHN McCOY, of Randolph; J. J. GREEN, of Crawford. FOll GOVERNOR, ELIAS I\. COMWAY. Congressional Democratic Cannidates. NORTHERN DISTRICT, A. B. GREENWOOD. SOUTHERN DISTRICT, EDWARD A. Pulaski County Democratic Ticket TO it REPRESENTATIVES, ALLEN MARTIN, FRANCIS A. TERRY. FOR CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT. THOMAS J. CHURCHILL. FOR SHERIFF, JOHN QUINDLEY. TOR COUNTY A PROBATE JUDGE. JARED C. MARTIN. FOR COUNTY TREASURER. S. T. HUDSON. FOR CORONER. NATHANIEL RING. TOR COUNTY SURVEYOR, S. II. WEBB. FOR INT. IMF. COMMISSIONER, ROSWELL BEEBE. AUGUST ELECTION, IW We are authorized to announce Tom B. Tnrnrr. ns u candidate for Attorney General in this judicial district, at the ensuing August election. Saline, Hot Spring mid Montgomery. We tire authorized to announce Dr. Wm. II.


ocr: p 111 s. FO?. ALL TIIE FL'HrOSFS Ox A h-AMILY PHYSIC. ’ mi existed n pvt', fie demand for an - ; -live 1 v. ■ f Id lie relied on as i i hi . ,• in is iooi ation. This lias . • t • u 11 •. ■ -.d. and an ox ten i. ■ - \ shown with signed. i,i i: ' - a ni v sj(•;;" >,, /, i-ut no! easy to . 1 i t■'' all y.i/.'.i — c i ■ -.vibe':-. lionld have : . i ei ;' -ns, i*u t ; .. tli»■ :olv ant ages, of , ;s i.as n pied in-re. and . iv.-would les-n if,illi suhmit to It has been unfortunate tor •j < rlo that ..boost every purgative m .mb, us and irritating to the ! w , . M -nv of them produce so much • I ii .insion in (he system as to more i. . i .e the good to he derived from . produce no irritation or pain, | : . lYoi i preiiouslv exisling obstruc i ., ■ ■ .•me,,: in tin- bowel*. Being purely mi ii : , n ai be from their use in any i i ii is p, iter lin t any medicine should dv. Minute directions for their b. . is( to which they are ap on Ii" ex. Among the enm .. , n si • .-ni i cured In them, we ; : i ('..I, : . Tt. in ii- various forms 11 bgestion. Languor and Loss of Ap iii:b v. Bilious Headache, .1 ..-|- \ hi . 1’ain in the Side ! i i, Ii lb. !. these arc lint the eon ei.-'d lion in the liver. As an • in ■ ; mpt and sine relief in Cos ; .f , . |)vs< iit'-rv, Humors. Scrofula - , . : • id' v. 11 -oreucs- of the body. Fleers l! i c od. Irnarularities; iu short, wii e a purgative is required. .bs,, produced some singularly sue* Rheumatism, Gout, l>ropsy, Gravel, 1 :i!pit; ; ion of the Heart. Bains in the s ml M,le. The-. should be freely i,i,f the vear, to purify the blood m for t ge of seasons. V: i, b dose stimulates the stomach and ■ in hi ,pi ■. : , m. and restores the appe ..- I i purify the blood, and. by their j * ... ' on on the circulatory system, reno I ' .!• n. i .th of the body, and restore the 1 " . r sealed energies of the whole organism. ■ i i i-sional ilosc is advantageous, even i s< r ions d> i-1. gement exists; hot un ssan dosing should never be carried too far, . . t m nicda-ine reduces the strength, i « -i iiiri-ii to excess. The thousand cases in which ■i ■ ~ii required cannot be enumerated here, but Ii .v simgi-st themselves to the reason of every i : ai.il ii is confidently believed this pill will -. i a belter purpo-e than any thing which has it,. ...in in suabb- to mankind. When their i r, - s i. once known, the public will no longer < . ui.it remedy to employ when in need of a I i , u.euii ue. Being sugar-wrapped, they are I t to lake, and being purely vegetable, no !. . rise from their use in any quantity. 1 or minute directions, see wrapper on the Box. BKKUAKKL) BY 1)11 JAMES ('. AYER, l>isi«-(i«-:il :t mi Analj ti«al LOWELL, MASS. Price 25 Cents per Box. Five Boxes for $1. A Y K IF S CHERRY PECTORAL, For H>(' i » |»l*l Cure of (Oh.iN. (01.US, !!0AHSE\ESS, into.\< un is, mhooimm.-i ohjii, ( KOI 1*. A Si'll XI A, AM)


ocr: I’SE DODGE’S WARRANTED HEMS, Made by the Mountaineers, Who learned the value of a Bell, After hunting cows and Metes, The number of years, we'll not tell. t£A ND again we say to the wise, if you would -e»- by the small sum of a dollar or two, save •BwShhundreds of dollars worth of time, labor. ' a luable stock, and u thousand other \exatu t>.«, t'SE DODGE'S WARRANTED CELLS, tin largest « f which are heard three, and under favorable eireun: st.anees. even four or tivo miles distant. {§ A good assortment and supplv on hand, and IV r sale by ’ D. BENDER. 0, 185t».


ocr: FOR PRESIDENT, JAMES BUCHANAN, OF PENNSYLVANIA. FOR VICE PRESIDENT, JNO. C. BRECKINRIDGE, OF KENTUCKY. Democratic Presidential Electors: N. B. BURROW, of Desha; S. H. HEMPSTEAD, of Pulaski; JOHN McCOY, of Randolph;


ocr: TRUE DEMOCRAT. RICHARD H. JOHNSON, Editor. LITTLE ROCK, MAY 6, 1856. FOR GOVERNOR, ELIAS \. COXWAY. Pulaski County Democratic Ticket. Ft) K UK 1’RESE N T AT IV ES. ALLEN MARTIN. FRANCIS A. TERRY. FOR CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT, THOMAS J. CHURCHILL. for sheriff, JOHN QFINDLEY. F,)K COUNTY PROBATE JUDGE, JARED C. MARTIN. FOR COUNTY TREASURER, S. T. HUDSON. FOR CORONER. NATHANIEL RING. PUP. COUNTY SURVEYOR, S. H. WEBB. FOR 1NT. IMP. COMMISSIONER. ROSWELL BEEBE. At GI ST KI.KCTION, ISo«. pgr Wo are i itbo ized to announce Judge.!. C. Murray, a candidate 1'or Prosecuting Attorney of th'- 'Al .1 udieiitl Circuit, at the ensuing August elec tion. Third.TcmciALCmcriT.-Wc arc authorized to an nounce lion* It- II. Neely, ns a candidate, for re election to the office of Judge of tlie 3d Judicial Cir cuit, of Arkansas, paid Yellrilfc, April 1st. ISofi. Messrs. Johnson Ykrkks— Yon are hereby authorized to announce in your paper, that I am a candidate for Clerk of the Circuit Court of Marion county, at tl"- next August election: subject, however, to the decision of the democratic convention of said county. Yours respectfully, MARIoNJ. BROWN. We are authorized to announce John Hugh Dillon, as a candidate for Clerk of the Circuit Court of Marion county, subject to the decision of the de mocratic convention of said county.


ocr: JUST opened and for sale at March 18, ’56 MRS. JONES. ^ VALUABLE PLACE FOR SALE, On the Arkansas River. rPnR tract contains about 300 acres of first quality bottom land, suitable for cotton, -corn, etc., about one hundred acres well un proved and now in cultivation. Good dwelling houses, out-houses, etc.,and three wells of good wflter on the place. The place is on the north side of the Arkansas river. 18 miles below Little Rock, and ge nerally known by the “ Core place.” For information, as to terms, apply on the premises. March .1,1856 8m P. CORK A PROS.


ocr: Married—On the 17th of February, in Maumelle township, by the Rev. E. N. Chen nault, Wm. Dixon Porter to Mrs. Susan Watson, both of Maumelle township. Frorfi a (’aliforniu paper. In this city, on the 20th inst., by the Rev. S. B. Rooney, Mr. R. W. Stevenson, to Miss Mattie J. Peachy, both of Stockton. " Gone—like a meteor, that o’erhead Suddenly shines, and ere we've said Look! look! how beautiful!’ — 'tis fled!”—


ocr: $30,000 IMPROVED HAVANA PLAN LOTTERY! By authority of the State of Georgia. Fort Gaines’ Academy Lottery. For March—Class 13. To bo drawn in the City of Atlanta, March 25th, 135(5. Capital Prize.#8,000 Price ol Tickets—Wholes, $5; Halves, •8 51; Quarters, Si 85. Prizes in this Lottery are paid thirty days after the


ocr: Steamboat Register. PREPARED BV GEO. S. MORRISON, COMMISSION & FORWARDING MERCHANT. For the week ending Mon lay morning, April 14. A It It IV A LS. Empire No. 5, April 10, from Napoleon. Gin>y, April H. from Napoleon. DEI* AUTIJRES. Empire No. ? April 11. for Fort Smith. Fox. April Id, for Napoleon. S Rivi.n- Reported by the Gipsy to be less than two feet 011 tile lull's below.


ocr: JAMES TUNNAH, Marble Denier, Little Rock, Ark. HAS just received and will constantly , keep on hand a full assortment of I Italian and American Marble, and will | furnish Monuments, Grave Stones and ’ Tomb Slabs of every description on the most reasonable terms and in good style. He will also make bureau tops, table tops, and do every kind of work in his line.— 1 His vard is on Markham street. 1855. ,


ocr: _ *1 n COILS Manilla Rope; Avr 60 kegs Cut Nails; 1 doz Corn Mills; “ Brass Kettles; 8 “ Hunt’s Kentucky and Yard: . 8 doz Grass, Bush and Grain - \' i variety of Carpenter’s Tools, Files, eu. for sale by WM. GEORGE A; B


ocr: TRUE DEMOCRAT. RICHARD H. JOHNSON, Editor. LITTLE ROCK, JULY 1, 1856. FOR PRESIDENT, JAMES BUCHANAN, OF PENNSYLVANIA. FOR VICE PRESIDENT, JNO. C. BRECKINRIDGE, OF KENTUCKY. Democratic Presidential Electors: N. B BURROW, of Desha; S. H. HEMPSTEAD, of Pulaski; JOHN McCOY, of Randolph; J. J. GREEN, of Crawford FOR GOVERNOkT ELIAS < (>\WAY. C ongressional Democratic Eannidates. NORTHERN DISTRICT, A. B. GREENWOOD. SOU 1’ 11ER N D 1ST RICT, EDWARD A. WARREN. Pulaski County Democratic Ticket. Ft>R REl’RESENTAT 1VES. ALLEN MARTIN, FRANCIS A. TERRY. FOR CLERK OF t 'lRCT IT COURT, THOMAS J. CHURCHILL. FOR SHERIFF. JOHN QUINDEEY. FOR COUNTY" <te PRORATE JUDGE. JARED C. MARTIN. FOR COUNTY TREASURER, S. T. HUDSON. FOR CORONER. NATHANIEL RING FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR. S. H. WEBB. FOR INT. IMP. COMMISSIONER, ROSWELL BEEBE. AUGUST ELECTION, is.Vi. S&T We are authorized to hum unee .1 udge Thus. Johnson, as a candidate for Attorney General in the 5th Judicial District, at '.he ensuing August elec tion. We are authorized to announce Pleasant


ocr: : j j ! | j ! TRUE DEMOCRAT. RICHARD H. JOHNSON, Editor. LITTLE ROCK, JULY 29, 1856. FOR PRESIDENT, JAMES BUCHANAN, OF PENNSYLVANIA. FOR VICE PRESIDENT, JNO. C. BRECKINRIDGE, OF KENTUCKY. Democratic Presidential Electors: N. B. BURROW, of Desha; S. H. HEMPSTEAD, of Pulaski; JOHN McCOY, of Randolph; J. J. GREEN, of Crawford. FOR GOVERNOR,. EM AS CONWAY. Congressional Democratic Caunidntes. NORTHERN DISTRICT, A. B. GREENWOOD. SOUTHERN DISTRICT, EDWAftD A, WARREN. I'or Prosecuting Attorney for the 5th Judicial Circuit, THOMAS JOHNSON. Pulaski County Democratic Ticket. FOR REPRESENTATJY KS. ALLEN MARTIN, FRANCIS A. TERRY. „ FOR CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT, THOMAS J. OHURCHILL. FOR SHERIFF, JOHN QUINDLEY. FOR COUNTY & PROBATE JUDGE, JARED C. MARTIN. FOR COUNTY TREASURER, S. T. HUDSON. FOR CORONER, NATHANIEL RING. FOB COUNTY SURVEYOR. S. II. WEBB. FOB INT. IMP. COMMISSIONER, BOSWELL BEEBE. AUGUST I.LECTION, 1830. tw We are authorized to announce Pleasant


ocr: JAMES TUNNAH, Murhle Dealer, Little Buck, Ark. HAS just received and will constantly keep on hand a full assortment of Italian and American Marble, and will I furnish Monuments, Grave Stones and fomb Slabs ot every description on the most reasonable terms and in pood style. He will also make bureau tops, table tups and do every kind of work in his line.— 1 His yard is on Markham street. AO, ACOUl


ocr: HEMPSTEAD’S ARKANSAS CIRCUIT COURT REPORTS, OF Cases argued and determined in the United States. Supreme Court for the Territory of Arkansas, from 1820 to !8?6; end in the United States District Court for the Dis trict of Arkunsas, from 1S36 to 1647; and in theC.S. Circuit Court for the District of Arkansas in the Ninth Circuit, from 1889 to 1856. By Samuel H. Hempstead 1 vol. 8 vo. Price$5. Just received and for sale at the book store, fire! tour above the Anthonv House. Sopt. 2. 1854. ‘ JNO. F. REARDON.


ocr: JAMES TUNNAH, Marble Di aler. Litlle Rock. Ark, HAS just received and will constantly keep on hand a full assortment of Italian and American Marble, and will turnish Monuments, Grave Stone's and Tomb Slabs of every description on the most reasonable terms and in good style. He will also make bureau tops, table tops, ar.d do every kind of work in his line.— llis yard is on Markham street. 18oo.


ocr: New Orleans mid Arkansas River Packet. THE STEAMER LUCY ROBINSON, S. MALBON* Master, SSWawK \^*LL run the present season be, —»» tween New Orleans and the dif .lerent ports on the Arkansas river.— ; . 'She stands high at the insurance offices, j and her facilities for transporting freight, and the ae j commodation of passengers, are not surpassed by any I boat, in the trade. All business entrusted to her will Jecive prompt attention.


ocr: MILINERY! MILINERY!! wl hs. JONES lias just returned iTi from New Orleans, and is now offering the most splendid as sortment of spring and summer Mi linery ever offered in this market,! comprising in part 1 case of line French Hair Bonnets; 1 case Crape do.; 1 case plain Straw do.; f> in mm nne jocsey uo.;o Misses trim- ' r i nidi F lilts; 2 boxes fine Bonnet und Sash Ribbons; 6 boxes Rushes; also a large assortment of tine French Flowers, all of which I will sell at reduced j rices.— 1 he ladies would do well to call and examine my ; stock. ' ^-—Orders from abroad promptly filled. „ , MRS. JONES, i March IS, ’56 Corner of Maine and Cherry star


ocr: ~ JAMES TUNNAH, Marble Dealer, Little Rock, Ark. HAS just received and will constantly keepnii hand a full assortment of Italian and American Marble, and will furnish Monuments, Grave Stones and Tomb Slabs of every description on tho most reasonable terms and in good style, lie will also make bureau top. table tops, und do every kind of work in his line.— - His yard is on Markham street. Sept. 18, 1855.


ocr: _ SADDLERY, ETC., ETC. rt-A A GENERAL assortment of Saddlery, ~~ consisting in Ladies’, Gents’, Boys’. *" sSaddles, Bridle**, and Martingalesofall sorts and sizes, Bridle llitts. Stirrup leathers, Collars. Spurs, etc., etc., received and for sale low foreash by Aug. 19. 1856. M. OSBORN. LBS. Castings. Wash Pots, Skillets, Ovens and Lids, Dog Irons, Waggon Boxes, assorted lot of Iron and Nails. Aug. 26,1336. D. BENDER.


ocr: Trp«" Steamboat Register. rrtKPAitt;n bv geo. s. moriiison, commission FO n W AR PI NG M F.RCIIA N T. For the week ending Mon lay morning, April AltlUV V LS. Cnipirc No. '5, April 1 from Napoleon. Gip.-y, Aprii 14. from Napoleon. DKPAKTUKES. Empire No. b April 11. for Fort Smith. Fox. April 12, for Najaileon. ■ , Riven—Reported hy the Gipsy to be less than feet on the bars below.


ocr: RICHARD H. JOHNSON, Editor. LITTLE ROCK, SEPT. 2, 1856. ■ " . . . . FOR PRESIDENT, JAMES BUCHANAN, OF PENNSYLVANIA. FOR VICE PRESIDENT, JNO. C. BRECKINRIDGE, OF KENTUCKY. Democratic Presidential Electors: N. B. BURROW, of Desha; S. H. HEMPSTEAD, of Pulaski; JOHN McGOY, of Randolph; J. J. GREEN, of Crawford.


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ocr: 5 i i m, ,1: plr9' 1 r^^RJITURE of all kinds, WELL MA&B JIf, "jjndsona-ly finished, can bttibimd at l0ur Rooms, A\D CHAIRS FOR fiAT.TI r. GiXJASQXJETOISr, IOWA, And bought nt a small advance from cost flit*'' cash, or short approved credit. Ahuhut 4flr assortment may be found Secretaries & Rook Ca«ef\ MAHOGANY fc BLACK WALNUT Lci)frc Si'Oj DINING CARD TABLES, Lfglit Stands, WMl, SuuJ., BiUw ijtand« Towel iiucks (a cljcapaiul u«elul article) i"o Lounges, Single Lunycs, with or without cushions, Mattrasses, made of the best material# and^ iu the best possible iiisnner, by the siib- seribers, and will be furnished to the trade up reasonable terms. Cottage, Common' aa£ s Bedsteads, and a large assortment all kinds. ^r8tJas 'wishing to purchase are invittd jhi cal1 und ^anime. E. L. LITTLE & CO. Uadartaking Business, in aii Its fcra.achil|t: Artnaed to. 'fen' .* Cheaper than ever before offered Wester the Missl8sip]i River. A I N S E E &?jis

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publisher: Rich & Jordan


ocr: It. I THOMPrtUX. B., I. THOMPSON, QuaiqaetOB, Bnehnnan Cwntyt lovar UEALF.ll N Brttjjs anil |Hfi)iriitfs, BOOKS AND STATIOXLRY, 1,1R3T*CLass COODS, VIZ: a e S y -O a o S u CROCERIES AND TAlfOY wI,Ue^), Cold Gold Fcnaili. 0*1 111 of the first quality, and &b cheap u. found west of the Mi«»i»sipjpi. aiso, Just Received a Fine A^orttnrnt of O I A Y O O S For Christmas and New Year's Gifts, suited to the tastes of all—young and old, grave tod CALL AND SEE, AT THE Book & Drug Stops.. THOMPSON.


ocr: SJ«cts tiRctott (guariiian. 1'UM.ISHED EVKMT HATIUDAY BY a i S O A N Office in Third Story of Davis' Block, TERMS, TWO DOLLARS PEE YfiAB, InvariaMy iu Advance. S A E S O A V E I S I O Onc Square, 12 OmC lluci or SMW X*cb «useqaent liuurtlon, -One S(tU:ii*o, Three Momhi, *One Stuart Six Monthi^ii"*' Square, 0n« Va.ir, •One Oolamn, One Year, Half a Ccilumr., One \f»X, •Wuarter CuSumo, On« tear^ JUusinc^s Cards. One \eur, 90


ocr: R. L. THOMPSON. O S O N Quasqneton, Buchanan Cwnnty, DEAUB J* Srujis anil Mlcimiius, BOOKS AND STATIONERY, FIRST-CLASS GROCERIES AND GOODS, VIZ: Finn Cutlery, Cold Pens, Gold Port Monnais, Pocket Compasses, Large Spy-Glasses, Spectacles, etc., All of the first quality, and as cheap as can found west of the Mississippi. ALSO, Jvat Received a Fine Assortment of HOLIDAY For Christmas and New Year's Gifts, to the tastes of all—young and old, grave and gay. CALL AND SEE, AT THE duasqueton Drug & Book decl31y It L. THOMPSON.


ocr: CABIXET Fl HMTlllE AM) CHAIRS for Cheaper than ever before ottered Wect of the Mississippi River* FURNITURE of all kinds, WELL MADE and handsomely finished, can be found at our Ware Itoom*, A I N S E E SiTJA.SCiXJEX03M", Secretaries & Book Cases, MAHOGANY fc BLACK WALNUT Siife-m Ceofre labics, Sita Jgbleg, DINING & CARD TABLES, Light Stands, Wash Stands, Bible Stands, Towel Racks (a cheap uud useful artiele), Fold ing Lounges, Single Lounges, with or without cushions, Mattrasie.s, made of the best materials and in the best [ossible manner, by the sub scribers, and will be furnished to '.he trade up on reasonable terms. Cottage, Common and Children's Bedsteads, and a large assortment of Chairs, of all kinds. Persons wishing to porehaa* an invited to call and examine. E. Si. I TI i: & CO. The Undertaking Business, in all its branches, Attended to. IOWA, And bought at a small advance from cost for cash, or short approved credit, assortment may be found Among our m*kTfF\,


ocr: PUBUQUE ADVTS. U U U E HOMEOPATHIC PHARMA0?. Drs. Guilbert & Hatch '"I^AKE PLEASURE in announcing to tM* A Irofcssion and the Publie that they have opened a HOMEOPATHIC PHARxMACY, on tie corner ot Main A Tenth streets, Dubuqne, ""Playing a want long felt in this si!0!. cou»try. GKAI'Il. Being thoroughly familiar with the preparation of Homeopathic Medicines,. tUe profession may be assured that every nrtiole^ crude or attenuated, which mav be sent fromi our Pharmacy will be found RELIABLE. We an prepared to turnish CASES, BOOKS, REMEDIES, GLOBULEBI SUGAR OF MILK, VIALS, DIST1I LED WATER, CRUDE TINCTURES, Arnicu uud Calendula in Tincture!* orr Plaster, Arnicntcd Collodion, Homeopathic Broma, Chcolate, Cocoa, etc Me Also an article of OATAWliA WINE and BRANDY, rosiTiVELT TIIE PU*K JUICE or TO* Our facilities arc such as will enable us to ob tain any article in our line—which from its in lrequeney of demand we may not have—in 36 hours after the receipt of the order. We shall sell at Eastern prices, simply adding coat of transportation. TKBIIS CASH, OR CITT ACCEPTANCE decLily DATE. or


ocr: A SIAHTLIXCJ Owing to the near a up roach of the Great Comet of 1264 and WITH A TAIL OF NINETY DEGREES IN LENGTH, Which is daily cxpected by distinguished Astroncuiers ill this country and in Eu rope, vfi have cause to apprehend a win ter of u'icommon length and severity. But, cheer up, ye disconsolate ones I WOOD IS PLENTY AND CHEAP, AXD SO AJSE ALL KINDS OF DRY AXD O E I E S I**- V.V-\v\v MMi AT J. M. BENTHALL'S PRICE STORE, Qua*iuct011, w« have shawk for fair ladies And warm fi*s also. Which will keep off the oold Wherever yot go W« have nice woolen blanket*, And of flani*ls a store, With trloves, imts and tippets— What would ^ou have more? have gay ^olen dre«§j% flaid linscy^ind plain, With prints of :lst colors And low-pried de lainea, And a host ofiomestics. Which can'tle Bold lower, Than they arefow offered At the CJteajf One-Price Sttr*. Bat, to cut sliar the story, Without any est, We've all kin,It of notions. Just fit for Ui West And a prime lo of Groc^fjUf Too numeroft to mentis**. To which all at invited To give theifittention. Farmers, Attention! AVE you Stock o feed? If so, why, at the present high rices do you leed coru in the car, when bv usio the L1TTLI GIANT CORN AND MOB CRUSHER TOU CL EFFECT A Saving ol One-Half! CALL AND EXAMNE SPECIMENS AT MY TORE, Iowa*


ocr: (Qnaspcfon I .RCFLIFNRu R.v£R* HATURBAY fev| I & O A N Office in Tkiri Story of Davi^ Block. tERMS, TWO DOLLARS PER YEAR, Invariably in Advanee£^ 4A¥E8 W Aft-V'feKTIS!2f qtwro, 12 llnc« or I?* 9, (fWlMI, '\'r iul'iequem ir»Ttiin, '."ioet E»EB On* S uar«, three.MunUa, .- ,•••., Ont Squir* ft* Jfotthi/V'." On« Square, Oue Yc-ar, ... One Column, Ouc Yo*|j: ,. .A»t,+ Il«!f ft Column, One Yew, y •. ,«, Qa&rt«r Column, Out Tear, »i?**t Btuiocti C»rcU, Oue Tear, jf 50 3S,(XI 5,00


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ocr: M. ISRAEL desirous c^jieducino i SUPPLIES, will j^ijSjbso of their tj nvrnvi es at greatly reduced prices, a li and Black MUSLINS, BONNETS and RIBBON CLOT! otraw, JLiegnorn, ana fana TJ: a thousand other articles belonging to a Julv 1. 1856.] No. 4, Gro CARRIAGES, AT THE OLD STAND Undersigned, thankful for past fuvo and (ho public generally, to their large CONi ftWT? Tin7V.W ARRnBTTfTI Wo would also sny to our frieuJs, tl H 1 o 15L or 5 something new, aud greatly admired by ull \ large lot of second handed Work, consisting o COACHEE, ONE HALF DOZI suitable for traveling or hacking purposes, nil The Best Set of ] can safely venturo to build to order U" We will do any amouut of It E PAIR in the State, .o iV. Xj Xji VV O 3H 2EE. PISK'S "We also lmve on hand, a large lot of Ft the dead for prolonged interment, we will sell exceedingly low for CASli Make Coffins and send to i havo a new HEAKSE, which will go free Abbeville C. H., April 2'2, 185G-l-9ui] OOTikOOKTBI H. o ? o w o OASES arc extensively used, un for transportation, depositing in vnulis, or Most Imperishable Materials to prevent rust or common ; and when prupc tho bodies of our deceased loved ouch, enclose redations of vermin, and may, without oppres ; or, if denized, transported to it distal The OCTAGON CASE in u new stylo of IS feet resemblance of EClglxly Folia free from objections expressed by some c The Subscriber is now prepared to furnish t sizo required. Also, Black Walnut and Cov< delivered in tho shortest possible time, take notice of my descriptive pamphlets, whii Abbeville C. II., April 7, 1850. 61-ly.] GENERAL ELECTIONS. ED, Tlmt tlie elections to be hold on the second Monday und the day f lowing in October next, for Senators and ltani in the State Legislature, shall he ht at the following places, and conducted by t pMSMMiji, to wit: ABB E V1 LLET-J>LSTRICT. Court House : John \V. Lealy, Jas? >M/>Co A. Hunter. Warrcnton: W. II. Brooke, Wm. O. Pursl WiIbou. Calluham's: James M. Carwile, Basil Call J. Ramsey Black. Loundesvillc: T. T. Cunningham, James Clar' Giles. Calhoun's Mills: D. M. Rogers, M. O Tal \V. II. Taggart. llradli; David McCIano, A. T. Widemai J. Weed. White Hall: Gen. P. H. Bradley, C. V & BftlUHSEL., :?EIR STOCK, TO MAKE ROOM FOR R. tllo above New York Coal owly, vi*: Lace and Silk* S, PARASOLS and FANS. HIN6, A LARGS Gont.'s Furnishing Articles, ma Hats, mbrellas, Trunks and Carpet general assortment, to ba foun'1 nt M. ISRAEL &. BUUSSEL'S, mite Row, Abbeville; C. II., !i. C. RRIAGI WORKS] OF M II. & F. A. DEALE. n>, respectfully invite tlio uttcntioii of their i Stock of ' S db B U ilSTIKO OK I BUGGIES, ROCKAWAYS, &c. tat wo havo commenced the Manufacture of r B n g g 1 ? s, *-ho have seen tho work. Wo have alno on hand f SN BUfiftlES. AND ONE PAPPY-A T , of which we will sell exceedingly low .* s wo lands in the Country, ' any Vehicle in our lino of business. t INU, at t-hort notice, us cheap as any othar ' ' SIC'S METALLIC BURIAL CASUS, Air-tight , for transportation, or any other desirablu [. Wo will also my part of the District desired. i of charge. CHRISTIAN & DEALE. JH.X A fToASES?- odL Finlsli. 1 d possess valuable advantages over all othur for ordinary interments. Tliev uro mado of iho ; also Enameled inside and Out, srly cemented, we have the gratifying reflection id in tlicin, arc free from irruption* of water, or odor, bo kept?obviating the necessity of at land. leiullic Cases, of beautiful form, and finished in laed HosowoocI, :oncerning the blmpe and appearance of lh? ho ubovo CASES, at the shortcut noti?? poaaible, 9red Coffins Made to Order, For further information of th? above Cases, j11 arc tix OiiCUiatiuui E. X TAYLOR. T A KTJD cJb cu FOR SALE! ol- npiiE undesigned wishing to pay bis e- JL and change Iris buuiueas, oft'ere for Safe Jd Home I'luce, known as he Etarristour?, eleven miles below Abbeville C- II., on the Stage Roud to Auguatn, containing EIGHT ACRES. Oil it is a < ~ Gooif ^Dwelling and Store ' first-rate Stnbles and wither necessary a. iiiga. For Selling Goods, it is one oi*VJ\s Stunds in tho District., 1 k, Also?My llichey Tracit, containing SIXTY ACRES, one mile East Ilurrisburg. Ou it is u large and good d, Framed Dwelling a fine Young Orchard of various kinds of I will sell the above Tracts of Lnud

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ocr: for r I ^IIE Subscriber wishing to go West* Offers X. Land for Sule, lying nine miles Lowndesvillo, on the Anderson road, 4sQO A ores, about 300 Acres in woodty and 20. Acres of BOTTOM iu cultivation. A comfortablo Gin House and and other necessary out-buildings on tbe ists. It will be sold to the highest bidder on the day of Octobcr, if not sold before. m . . A. YOUNG. MofTatsville, AndersOn, 9, O., ) l w April 22, 1838. f 1 tfo


ocr: LODGE, NO. 3, A.*. F.\ A Til EKE will be a Regular Common^ ' ^^fralion of this Lodge held on AtotuHmjf Evening the Mh of June. A punctual is earnestly reqneited, us businesaof* importance will be iraiifa^ied. By order of ihe W.\ M.\ J. O. BASKIN, Sec'y^ May28. ? *'


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ocr: J3JST RECEIVED.. & RETAIL. R. SWAJgFIELD &, CO. rc*|>cc(fuiLy inform llieir numerous patrons, ami uli llioso wlio aro ndmirerg of Dross mid Fashion, Unit they liavc just ro- reived, and now offer for sale. Largo of the most desirable Patterns, (Plain and Fancy) CrOZLt.'S ?tl3Ld Boy?' AND SUMMER CLOTHING, Together with ft general assortment of GciiI.'m Nock Ties, White and Figured Sill; Cravats, Itlaeli and Fancy lierfuforls, lllaek and While Ityron Tubes,Spotted and Fancy Checked Silk miuI Sulin Napoleons, improved, Hiuck Albert, anil Fancy Sardinian Ties, Silk and Linen l'ockct Kerchiels, China Cord I'ocket Kerchiefs, Silk and Merino Drawers and Undershirts, Silk and Satin Scarfs, Shirts, Ciillurs and Hosiery, Sevastopol and Vienna Gloves. ^Vhitn and Tultuta, with every description of Spring and Summer Hals. ?ALSO? on hand, Trunks, Carpel Hugs, Hand Valises, l.adies* Traveling Moxcs, ?fcc., all of which will be sold At Our Usual Low Pricos. $~Z?" Having niftile arrangements to enlarge our business the present year, we trust that by nmro particular it(ton11on to the calls mill wauls of our iiun.y friends. we may render ourselves worthy a continuance of their patronage ami the they have heretofore reposed in us. N. 1$. All Goods urn warranted to answer, in cvi-i*y rcspcct, 1110 representation matlc at the time of salt.'. ?OUR MOTTO IS? "Quick Salc3 and Small Profits for Cash." It. SWWFFIKI.D K. K. SWWKKIKU>.... W. L HSII. No. 3 Granite Ran^c, Columbia, S. C. Juno :t, 185tt. 7 ly HELLO ! HERE ! ~ HELLO ! Lvt I'm Toll Yon.


ocr: M. ISI1AEL ? DKSiltOUS OF IMMMH IN<; Till 8L' 1'1'I.IKS, will dispose ul' tlioit* SS XT M 353 3 ist gr?':itly reduced prices, n lit lie and Black MUSLINS, BONNETS and RIBBONS, CLOTH Straw, Leghorn, and Panam Uml u thousand oilier articles belonging to a g<i Jnlv !. 1 ] Rio. J, ABBEVILLE CAl iSJ CARRIAGES, P&p l" --' ; ; : -rM:/j~r AT Till-: OLD STAND 01< r.i.i r>it;ii I it:i n k I'll I fur past favors. M, ami lhi* |>nliiio iri ii' iallv, Ik tlifir lar?i?* SI j CON SIS'! ONE DOZEN ASSORTED B Wa \v?>'?kl also my lo "iir frifti.ls, tliat ?1 i o 2-^ o r 3^ ir'w. ami mvfltiv '?v "II win l:ut;e lot of Hrt'oml lta.it!. ! \Voik, ( ..'lisistia;; <>f COAC!!!]!:. ONK HALF I)0/iJ.\ for trnvflia^ or hacking |uirposii>. all of The Best Sot of H? t-nti safely veal tire to IniiM to onl'-r air il ; We uili ?ln any aiiio'.itil of KDI'AiltlN iii tin; |] -A. Xj XI \V O IE\L XiC ""C FISIC'S Wf also liavi- mi Siaii'l. a laiLf?- I'll i.f |"1>|\ ilii* !> :>.I lor phiIom^im! ii:1 <*:*i:i?aii1, f* wv will n il \i'i .'i!ii.!'l' lr.iv I..i- t 1s;ll 1.1"ko Coffins r.:id c-cncl to anj liavi' a iii'w i 11A I! \< liii li will ???i free of Al?l??-v?I!? <II, April V'J. I? !hn | OCTAG-OH 0E3"?Jj n C> 1=3 O W O <=> CASKS ai'i< i*\iciisivfly itscil. ami | 1 !<>r I ?1?-|. ?>it !n? in vaults, or for Most Imperishable Materials; to |iiw?Mit i-i?-f or ?*iirt*??**i*ni : ami when |?roin*rly ll'f? Iniilics of iiur !iv'tr?;is"i! !??Vfil olios, rmilosist ii ?.f v>-iiniii. aini iiuiv. without o|>|>r"-siv< ; or. if t *"s?si-^|II to a <lis ant I Tin1 O'.'TAIiO.N C.V.SC is a now style of Mri jVci K .s.-iiihiuiico of 2Ii?la.Iy fi<-c from objections cxpro.-sivl l?y sonic cvm !?-s. 'I In- iin-r is now |in'|i:irvil to fur:i:*h the n | *:ir>-<i. A No, Black Walnut and Covert del?v.-red iii the shortest possible t I""i imiiee "f inv cloriiotive |.;tinj?l?I *?s. wliieh ; Ahiicviil. C. If., Aj.lii 7. I-.. .. M-Jy.J r.vana 2jo < fcry. Moro Prizes Ihnn Blanks ! Prizes! 102,OGO Dollars! o.\e,v xz'."Tsats-:i5s ! BRUSSEL, Bill STOCK, TO MA KB ROOM FOR ?g. C3r O O 33 ubovc N.-W York Cost only, viz: Laco and Silk PARASOLS and FANS. L\a, A MRlrB Gcnt.'s Furnishing Articles, a Hats, arollas, Trunks and Carnot JL O? IK'I'Ill HSSOI-i lllt'lll, to !>( follll.l lit M. ISUAKL &. iuusski/S, if?> IE?W, AMHavilh> 12., S. . \ RIA (1E WORKS! i ''".A* BUGGIES, &c. 3S? > M. ][. & F. A. BKALK. tvsjwcllully invito tin* attention of their t?#;k of I c&3 lt\<: OP ' UGGIE3. POCK AW AYS, &c. We ImVt* rtttlilliellfSral ill" MaIIllfliet111 (? of ZO ul s; & x o s?, > have st.vit the Wui'lc. \\ ? luive also on liaml ' IKS, AM) ONE wliicli we w'ili eel! execi'iliiijily low. As we mcls in the Country, y Vil.iili- in our lii.n of h'isinops. I?, at Mioi t, ii'iiicr, as cheap as any other -ifV. XT. 2TSL IvT T 313 XJ . BURIAL *'OASES. \S MKT AT. I. Ii: IltlUAT. ('ASKS. Air-lii?liL >r t i'aiis|ior>ali(?:i, or any other desirable; We will al*?i j part of the District desired. CHRISTIAN & DEALE. FtLX^ZSL.' CASES - - ' - - " cl Pinisli. |mssi-ss wi'ihiMo ii'lvanhi'ji'S over all othi-r i* oniiuaiy iiiliiMn-n'.N. They lire rua'lo of tho also Enameled Inside and Out, r, .wiiic.l, w,< have the "rulifyiujr reflection i <lii-iii. iii-i- ft front irrnption* of water, or mini-, li? kvjit?ibv.atinjj the ifces.-'ily of mil. Case.*, of lii-.iut.ifii! -orni, and finished in ocl Iloscwoocl, coriiin;; tii-- diai.e ami a|>jiei'.runco of the above CASKS, a* the uliortcst uuiiee jtossilile, cd Co.f-ns i'/Tade to Order, r fnrih<'r i>it>:a of the above Cases, ire in <-! i on'at i<<u. i:. .!. TAYLOR. i'lvr*i' I I'H'ni fn i viii I ii. wi i o hi i. I IjVj iOORN AND COB j Patented May 16, 1854. r


ocr: HARDWARE, &c I & w a ST ?'I? ? & a sa > C!R?I^WOOD l>KI?OT. j of the Firm has again returnr>|l from Charleston, bringing Groccric* and oilier \ for tlio million. The imtonisliingly l??\v | rales at which they have boon uliln tt? sell Goods, j hiiH created great. excitement. It is said that the planter call purchase hiit iicechWiri'jrteheaper here t than in Columbia or Churleslun, when freight | and other expenses aro tiiUe'i into ealculation. I Just received and are now opening a supply of I>K.XJGS, . faint llriislio.s of evcrv size, British Oil, ITol- ' lou'iiy's fills, Spencer's 1'ills, llonfland's (.!<. r i if jin iJiltcl'P, (Sum Camphor, Tupiora, FlorMa Arrow Root, ? [<;vea, Nmmogs, Maw, Corn Staicli, j Chrome Yvl.'tnv, Chrome Green, Yenilimi Kvii, I Blue, Red IjvuIi Spanish Brown, I?i- . ([notice. Blae.k Lead, L?ini}>l>lneU, Burning Fluid, Neat's foot Oil, Liimced Oil, Truin Oil, line A|>- j>!c Vinegar, I'ixtru While Lead in fn? ll? Keg*, ' Too If, Shoo Lasts, Awls, Handles, Knives ' ami Hammers, I'og* of every num'er. , X-I^Xl.X>",W"^.JErL3E3. ! Hinges, Shovels mii ! Tout;?, Fire Dogs, limn- Ilntehcls. Augers. Chita-Is, Sercws, Oitul'elR, i Kami Saw Files, R-isjis, Knives and Powder Morns, Flubks, Wool and Colt on Cards, ami Iluml Saws. . ' LIQUOHS. An Kxlra Lot, just received from l!altiinorc. AlbO, n lino lot of lluls, Cu<>-\ Leghorn. Boots, &e. . The itItovc is u few of the many articles we ; have on hand, which will he polil low for Cattli. ' \Ve arc (le'orniine<l to t>vll rheap'tr than the . cheapest. If you want. Imrnains. call ini DAVIS &. HOOZKH. j Orecnwooil Depot, April 7. 51 , AND WAGON 31 AXING* j rI"MIK llliclersinncil having as- ppgn,., . ' JL Koeiati-d iIi'-iiim'I ves as ("o- 1 partners it* the business < f > i - ->!?. J.. . liaire ami Wagon .Making and Itepairing, tinder the firm of I II A It It IS L \V A It I-), call tlio attention of the public to their lit 1 , ?11. Cai'iiii'], where they hope, l>y lair pric-a, faithful work, ! aiul prompt, ultinlioii to iMisinos.-:, to earn the I piinriiIfnw>A ^?it ?*.! * 1 ' 1 uiiM in vi io ii uunui ^iiai e t?i |.C? ' OK???. For i,h jobs "luoiiu!ii;[{(o I'ive DMhtrs or liioiv, i pnvii'.?151 w'" be r<M|-.iiic?l in t'ush, or hy a Cash Xu'io, when t*h. work is removed limn the Sl op. All orders lor work l be diroetrd to Dn- | vi?l K. Harris; hut till soU'eiiWTit^ mu-U be made i the lin'tifiul t'opurtnci-, \V. : iT- as i he alone M authnri/.ed to use the onino of tlie : l-'irm, jjivc or lake notes, c've receipts, receive or contract debts. DAVID K. HMIIUS, j W C. WAUL'.. Mt. Cannt'l, S. C., Jan. 7, lr "it?. .'IS-lv { T H E DEMOCRATI Weekly Democratic Paper, To bo Published at Miuietta, Ga., by 1 3HL. &OSSETT, KtllToU AN!? t'COI'IIIKTOtt.


ocr: AN? l ?K SALE, -g SACKS Extra Fine FLOUR, .0. 9" 20 Bushels of I'eas, 2uo liwlicls Corn. Flour?$1.00 per ewt; Peas?!K) ceiiU per bushel; Corn?70 " " Lbs. Clean Rags Wanted. None but cotton or linen will be receive']. DAVIS & BOOZE 11.


ocr: Commercial. Abbkvillk C II., Muy 21, 1830. Thdrfl hn? lwian Ki?l !! ?! last currcnt week?at prices fine article ia worth ]0 rents. Flour, extra hrandtt,$4 @ $4.SO per 100 lb*. Corn, from 06 @ 7.?? cents. Bacon, hog round, 12} cents. Columbia, May 10. 185S. Our market ia quiet and there wns no little to-day that we are not warranted in giving quotations other than our last, viz: 8} 10| cents.


ocr: STRAYED OR STOLEN FROM the residence of subscriber at Doiin's Minos, on/X/V. Sunday niglit the 9th iust., one large HORSE, mx years old, white Btreiik down fnce, one or two white feet, and sixteen high ; one SORREL HOUSE with white four years eld, and fifteen mid u hulf hands also, one DAY MARK, fifteen hands high five yeurs old.- Said aninmts were brought I'rotn Tciiiiffwc, and art: in line order. If strayed, any information respecting will lie thankfully received; nnd if stolon, a reward will bo given for the of the thief. P. S. RUT LEDGE, Survivilli' nartiiiT nf COFEU A UL'TI.F.D(> K. Nov. 11, 1850. 3i) at SLJ" Patriot and Mountaineer will eojiy and charge to acc't of 1'. S. 111,'TLEDGK.


ocr: la the Conrt of Or?linury. Sale of the Real Estate of Sam'l Banks, dee'd. Onlcr of the Court of Ordinary, I will sell by public auction, at Alibevfllo C. II., o? Sale-day in l>rceinl?'f m-xt, the Iteul Estate <4>f Kttin'l Bunk*, dee'd, uituatcd in Abbeville District, on waters of Utile River, containing G8 Acres, tnore or less, hounded by lauds of Jim. A. Sain'l Edmunds and others?on n credit of 12 months, Bond und Security required, xud ?. mortgage of tho premises if deemed CoaU lo bn paid in Cash. T1IOS. It. COCHRAN, S. A. D. Nov. 5,1850. 29 3t


ocr: C> &, "37 ! Subscriber lout about his and thft. Popot premise*, a R?ll ol itIo?iey, co!it(MV' iug One IIiiudred Of t lili'N?one Hundred Dollar Bill, Jj$l15.00?all South CnrolimrmOnpy. - AViy person tin.ling the same nd ruluimrVg it ;td^bi|ij# rv


ocr: South Carolina, Abbeville Diet. la flic t'onil of Ordinary. Sale of the Heal Estate of Wm. dee'd. BY Order of the Court of Ordinary, I will sell hv public auction, at the Court House door, All O. .! ' ?-- " -? - v? i/i'kiuuvi ni-ji, uic iiriu i^siuie ?f William Buchanan, dcc'd, comprising 11G iVcroa, more or less, situated in Ablieville District, and ImunActl by lands of Samuel Turner, J. W. Ci.lih and others, on u'uters of The Terms of Sale will be twelve months credit, purchaser giving Doiid an?] good security, and h mortgage of Mn- premises if deemed to secure the payment of the purchase money. Costs to bo paid in Cash. T. It. COCHRAN, S. A- D. Is*ov. C. 185C. 30 31


ocr: _ ?f in u miniTi i mi, unxiiinry 01 AW*eville District, I will proceed to cell at the l:ite residence of .Margaret Wutson, dec'd, On the 16tb December next, all '.ho l'crfionul Property of tlio said Margaret Watson, dec'd, consisting of SO TilU oly JWogropa, 10 heed of liorxes and Mule*, a lurge lot of a lurge lot of Fat and Stock Hog*, a lot of Corn, Fodder and Outs, ' A large lot of Cotton in Bale, a lot of Plantation TooIh, and oilier thing* too tedious to mention. TERMS.?A credit of twelve months with interest from date. The j>urchaii-.-i to give pad two apntoved sureties. GEORGE MoD. WATSON, Adm'r. November 4, 1656. 29 Ct Aiiuejiuuuciii' x i ess copy.


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ocr: notice. 100,000 Pounds Tctiiiciiscc con. 82o;r round. ao.ooo i.n>.=. T'iniivfii-ce ]Inms, well <-ut; ftOO backs Siipcrfinr; Flour; ISO " Kxtrn Kiiiiiilv 1><?.; | 10,000 Litis in eiwis a:ul Imrrvls 1,000 Bushels Coi n ; j For sale by <?. I.. AN1.'KRSOX, Reynolds Mieet. Auguxtn, Gn., May 5, 1856 1 if


ocr: y WO R [AT 11IK <?LD STAND OF N or n ^ a. jc.3 ER r? aa ?. cr ji rz 35 53 +2 ?*?> r]PHK ivi:;in.-3. lliiinkrul for prwt fti JL- tiwa of t!n.ir frivr.'ls, i?n l t!s.r j, CA Mil AGES AM of oiii! <!ozvn nssorlvJ I>L*l?GIEr a!*.> #av to our fri'.-!i'l>i that we have comtiK SS i c k o r y BB Ki'inrtliihtr now, ami greatly a'Jniirol l.y : haw nlso uji h.isi'l a largo lot of second haa ONi: COACIII-IE, ONIi-IIALF I ONE CAIiin Suitubie f.T Travelling or lint-king j urjioj a- ..... 1 DEST SET OF HANDS 1? We etui snfe'y vmturc to biiiM ; > oi'lor a Gift"* W.' will il'j any amount of P. HP A11 any other l.ntab:i-h:u_:;* i:: the Z-?}~ All Work Wa TISK'S METALIC BTJ We al-o havf on hiiml n large lot of FIS r.ir-ti^ht, for protecting tltc dead for proloi or any other desirable purpo.v?, which ;vc t ? O WUI 111 so Make Coffins and send to au Desired. Wi; liave :i r.'.-w IIIIAIi.S 1 *. \vlii:!i AV't'Oviilc C. H-, April -1, ISoO ? \ K S , 7 i. h. a- r. a. di:.\! K.] i2 F~'<* C) nss TEL.' <?T? tr) Vol-:-. IV<|"'-Ctl"il:ly i ? V Iftli,? ffhciHlly, t'l thvir l:;rg*j fctoviJ: ) BUGGIES, >. HOCKAWA Y.S, A--. W? would Ai<;vU the ui.imil"of 19 g g t C 8 ill who have lition tho work. 1 Work, of OZKN lilTUGIES, AXI) -AI.I .. cm, all of which ve will soil exTHE COUNTRY. ny Vohiclc i:t our iitu* of hu#iai;?s. II\f.?, at short nolii:-;, ns cheap ns minted. fRIAL CA9E3. ICS MKT A LIC Li.'RIAL CASUS, igi-J intcriiu-nt, for trnuHportntioi), rill soil exceedingly luv.-for CASH. y part of the District : will froc of charge. r?r*T5T?inr * ?.< a ? viiikijiiiui a. jlj i_i /i. LjJlJ. U tf


ocr: , ! | . ; 1 m. ii. berrV, Furniture and Chair Ware-rooms, 135 Ilicliardsou Street, COLUMBIA, S. O. I"MJK fcnhsciilior, having enlarged his uiul Workshop.*, is now enabled o keep on hand n /arprr assortment of UK and CilAIHS, of liia own make, and ionic of tin* bt'8l. Northern mnnufacturcs. Also on hand a large assortment of WALL f'.-j I'JCIl, all of which will he Bold cheap for asii. It. only uledrf an examination of tlio stock to k*convinced as to quality and cheapnci?. April! 1,1856 49 ly


ocr: i WANTING 1 SITUATION as Teacher, for next v#ar L\. (1857,) in a College, Academy, or Ffttni? y, 1?3* n young lady of five years' experience ind of superior qualifications, to teach the allowing brandies, viz: anything in English, 'rench, Music, Wax Fruit, Wax Flowers, an<J Embroidery, <fcc. Satisfactory references w?U to K'yen to those wishing n Teacher. For further information, apply to F. BATES, Madison, Ha.


ocr: . ] f ' . ' Bonnet 13LAIN and Faaey Edge ROUCHES, Fi*aefc 1 FLOWEItS, Ac., suitable foe TrfaHpli* Qonneta, at CHAMBERS <t ^IARSIIALL'8. May 8 ^


ocr: f t 1 1 Ifl. H. BERRY, Furniture and Chair Ware-rooms, 135 Richardson Street, COLUMBIA, 8. C, jf "1^1 IE Subscriber, having enlarged liis Wprc* JL rooms and Workshops, is now fcnablefl o keep on hand a larger assortment of and CHAIRS, of bis own make, and tome of tlic best Northern manufactures. Also on hand a large Assortment of WALL PA PJilt, all &[ wbioh will be Bold ciiK.tr rott 7 ASll. It only needs an examination of the stock to' ie convinced as to quality and elteapntts. April II, 180G 19 ' * T* ^ ; ? ~.f -i


ocr: i ' 1 Str^ed, Tuesday'' morning, 27th uli; ttk ? a Light Sorrel JIORSE, blind ? 11 right eye, fiud about seven years old Vft J. An}' one taking up^gaid llonw# and returning liin to me, or giving iQformntiou so I oaa get tini, will be.pnid for the trouble. Address F. M. MULtIN, V ->: Juno 6, 1856. 5-tf Due &


ocr: BUGGIES!! BUGGIES!! THE subscriber lias for ~sm^a sale a lot of FINE 1IUG- CARRIAGES nn<l HARNESS, whicl lie will sell on the most accommodating needing nny such articles would dc togivchini a call, as lie isdctcrininod bargains. ?ALSO? and Harness making, and in all iU various brandies, at short neat style and low prices. w. ii. suirsoN. Midway, Abbeville District, S. C. June 27,1850. 9-lm *?* JJaimer please copy one montlw


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ocr: AND AT Til Kilt OLI> STAND, JACKSON STREET, NEAR GLOBE HOTEL, AUGUSTA, OA. rI~MIR Copartnership of JilCALL At, STOVALl) having expired by ita own limitation, tii tho Grocery Business, they would iiilornt public tiiat tlicy have renewed the Copartnership] und intend conducting tho WAR KILO USE ninl COMMISSION 15US1NESS alone, and solicit continuance of the liberal patronage extended to them. 'i'lieir undivided attention will be devoted to the interests of their patrons. FAMILY SUPI'LIES, and tl:c usual facilities will he afforded to customers. .. ; Commissions will be such as are customary ill the city. W.M. M. BEAM.. J. \V. Ij. STOVALL. Augusta, Aug. 20, I8.10. IS Gm


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ocr: THE INDEPENDENT If l'UBLieilKD EVERY FRIDAY MORJil.NO, BY PUCKBTT & WILSON, Proprietors. TERMS. tST$l per annum, invariably in advance. Advertisements will l>c inserted at the following very low rates: I'iquure of 12 lines or less, 1 insertion, Kvery following insertion, 37 r I^unrc 8 months, 00 1, ? C " 6 1 " 1 year, 10 00 Ajinounoitig n Candidate, (in advance,) 3 r :i i ,..:n I... advertising largely. All obituary notices exceeding twelve will he charged as advertisements. t^-All communications and letters on with this ollice, must be addressed to Indetknuknt I'rkss, Abbeville C. 11. S. C., to insure attention.


ocr: E. J . T A /m *?. nc m. eu AT AtfUETILLl] A Depot for Fine : I 1IAVK Now a sett, of haml?, in nil tlie ns yowl ns ever struck a lick in this or 11113 Any Stylo < a Crane-nook Condi to the running-gear ol as any other Shop in the State, for the 1 AND MOST FASIIIONAIJLE. Persons wishing anything in my line, are ver Abbeville C. 1!.,S. C., Jail 2S, 1*8511. Octagon Burial Cases CASES nrc extensively used, an<1 po.?s JL Hub for transportation, depositing in vnul of llic Most Imperishable Mate rials; a prevent rust or corrosion ; and when propti tliul flic bodies of our deceased loved or of water, or depredations of vermin, nn<l tlie necessity of hasty burials; or, if The- OCTACON CASK in a new stylo of Metal] resemblance of Highly Polishc free from objections expressed by hoiuc styles. The Subscriber is now prepared to furnish the any size required. Also, Black Walnut and Covered <leliverc<l in the shortest possible time. I take notieo of my descriptive pamphlets, ' Abbeville C. II., March HI, 1 Sf>?? ] Hotel aittr! AT ABBEY J & SALE Kespeetfully inform thei eially, that, they have opened a ilt>TK(., < for the neeoninioilation i>f permanent ami transit tion to t.lie wants and eomfort of nil who may 01 tion and induce a repetition of the vail. Their t: iflll SlllinlV t li<- coimtrv c:in iill'ord : attemhi ; rooms convenient and ample; ntid, ill: fort of their irnests. They would further announce that they will < as they have attached to their Hotel as ci found any where hereabout, which will always In and attended hy experienced and trusty Ostler ereased patronage of the public. They arc at al stock with shelter and food. They are also a any kind of Travelling Conveyance from a Saddh very best of drivers. They have, just complete) horse Hacks ever run in this section, which / safe and comfortable vehicle of transportation. Charges in nil cases, for man and heast, will bf 37? cents; Two feeds, G"2A ; and by the d November :i(i, lSiii ?3?" Dannereopy four limes. M. STUATTSift I C O K E s \\ U It V , ' YLO 11 ' S w mjm 9 ; . li., trriaxcs and Ruggics. s various brandies of CARRIAGE other town, I am able to build )f Vehicle, ft Wheel-barrow. And my prices will bo lame styles of work, whiuh nre always of yr respectfully invited to give inc ft call. ?Rosewood Finish. ess valuable advantages over till ot.licr <ir for ordinary interment*. Tliey are Iso Kiiiimclcd Inside and Out, rly eemcnted-, we have tlic gratifying enclosed in them, are free from without oppressive odor, be desired, transported to a distant. land, lie Case:*, of beautiful form, and finished in td Rosewood, ooiieerning tlic shape ami appearance of the above CAS ICS, nt the shortcut notice possible, I Coffins Made to Order, '?>r further information of tlic above Can's, which arc in circulation. K. J. TAVI.OH. iitaii ?7 " ^ ' [LLE C. IT. irohl frivndrt atnl pnlroiH, ami the pul>]ie WnsliingtAR slivi'l, opposite Ml*. ;iit hoar?leiv. They intern! t?? j;i ve such iit.l call ii|u?n llu ni as >lui11 insure entire will novor want for tin- hest nml mts prompt. am! faithful; lioils clean ami >lioil, everything t?niIo?l to the east* am! continue the 1.1 YKUY STAHI.K iimiioilioiis niiil I'luiiTorlfiKln >sl'iti)<w ?= ! > bountifully supplied with tlt?: best s, they hope to receive I lie continued au?l times prepared to accommodate any Iways prepared to furnish their customers . llorsi! I<> iv I-Oru-HORSK HACK, willi I, one of the most convenient mid elegant or companies of passengers will liml t made as low a? possible. For single feed iiv, 75 cents. 30 If SPRING GOODS?1856. J. F. BURCHARD &


ocr: . MiA.BL.lB3*' PIECES of WALL 500", Papers of Transparent Window Pictures to matoh. , Merchants and Planters from Abbeville wishing to purchase will do well to at A. BLEAKLY, Augusta, Ga., May 2, 1856. 62-ly


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ocr: A. C. SQUlEirS^ CHEAP CASH .v~*UKNITUttE STORE, *><.?* 173 Main street, COLUMBIA, 8. C. IfAKprACTUBKB AND UENKBAL DEALER IV -ift? Rn? and Plain FURNITURE. PIANO& CHAIRS. MATTR ASSES, -t)REN'S CARRIAGES, Ac., <tc. C3y~ All fully Warranted, iff* ApriE*k<1856 49 l j


ocr: (138.) RICHARDSON STP I "'HE underpinned woulil respectfully an joining Districts, tlint lie Iias now in Season) a well Selected Stock of NPIMI at such price* as cannot fnil to suit- H< will be performed o the entire s? would, therefore, say to bis friend* in t-li he thinks be can make it an object wort I In connection with Clothing may be foui of every description. Also, Hale, C fine assortment of Youth's and Children' up. Remember the No.?138, Richardson Str Columbia, S. C., April 18, 1856. w o [AT T1IK OLD STAN vIl * ? :bc /m rpiIE Undersigned, thankful ft , A tion of their friends, au<] tli CARRIAGE! . . Consisting of one dozen assorted ] e *l#o ?i?y to our friends that we hai II i c k o i i. Somctliilig now, nnd greatly mini r hnve also on lmn<] n large lot of se ON'E COACH EE, ONE-E * ONE ? Suitable for Travelling or IIiK-kinj eeedingly low. As we liavc the j BEST SET OF Hi We enn safely venture to build t< tsr We will ilo any amount of any other Establishment in the ? l> All Wc "FTSVa WITT A j Wc ftlno linTe on linnd n large 1< ,, air-tight, for protecting tlie dead or any other desirable purpose, w 'f We will also Make Coffins and sen Desired. We liove a new IIEAIl: iAbbevillc C. II., April 22, 183G m. h. berry, Furniture and Chair Ware-rooms <ft> nicnuraxon sircci, COLUMBIA, S . C . Subscriber, having enlarged his V! . rooms and Workshops, is now eiui keej> on linml a larger assortment of F and CIIAIH.S, of hi* own make, of the best Northern manufactures. Also on lian<] a lurge assortment of W* PUR, all of which will be sold cheap It only need* an examination of the stoel convinced ns to quality and chrapnc**. April 11, 1656 *49 1 ' ON HAND, A LARGE ASS0RTMEX1 FANCY ARTICLES, as Rosewood ami Mahogany Wri Desks, Rosewood and Morocco Drcs Cases, Dressing Combs, llair, Tooth Finger Nail lirustie*. Reticules aud Work Boxes; Gold I in Silver and Hold Cases ; Fancy stands ; Fen Hacks ; Fearl and Mori Forte Monnaies, of all size*; Until Cases; Superior English Water Col Camels Hair Pencils: Rot?cr's ?nd 1 tenholm's Superior i'ocket Cutlery, Ac. For sale at reasonable Prices l>y S. TOWN SEND, 128 Riclmrdsmi < 1EET, COLUMBIA, S. C. (138.) flounce to the Citizens of Al?l?eville and tlie (and will continue to receive throughout SO AND SUMMER CLOTHING, which he will u would hnve it.distinctly understood, that all he tisfinction of all who patronize hi# Establishment, e Country, to give hit.tacall, on vieitiug Columbia, ly of a trial. i<1 a good assortment of Gentlemcii's Furnishing !nps, Carpet Bags, Umbrella?, Etc., Etc. also? s Clothing of every Style and Size from three years vet, opposite the Loot and Shoe Store of II. I*. G. M. JOHNSON. 60-ly t (Earriajt 11 KS , L) OF M. II. ?fc F. A. DKALK-l 9 HK "BE J ?T-J " ! aw 9 ir pa*i lavorc, ro<p.>?-t.n?iiv invito tho nttcn?; public g<Miernlly, to tln'Jr Inrqc stock of > and mi(i(iH;s, JUOCIIvS. ROCK AW AYS, &< . We would re commenced tlie manufacture' of ry Riiggics ired by nil wlio liRve seen tlio work. We condlininl Work, consisting of [ALF DOZEN lHJOGIKS, AND CAIIHY-ALL, ; purposes, nil of wbicli wi.' will sell ox\NDS IN THE COUNTRY, > oriler nny Vehiolc in our lino of huitinoss. RKI'AIKIXO, at short notice, ns cheap as State. irk Warranted. o LIC BURIAL CASES. i.tof FISK'S MKT A LIC Bl'KIAL CASKS, for prolonged interment, for transportation, liicli we will sell exceedingly low for CASH. d to any part of tho District >K, which will fivi- I Hi CHRISTIAN & SCALE. 51 tf CITY DRUG STORE. >, WM. HAI.v'ES, No. -J 17 (North Siile) Broml Street, Cl AUGUSTA, OA, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in archied Dltfca AND SI MUCIN KS, PAINTS, OILS, GLASS UR- I'CTTY, VARNISIIK8, ETC. ant] I PEBFl'MBUV, UAIK llHL'BliES, COMBS, TOI 17 /J LKT ROAV8, 11AIH OILS, I'OMADKS, IIAIII FOB DVES. IIDU'K KXTHACT8, KTC. All of which ar?: otlY-rcl nt low pricea fol k to j Cahii. I Particular atienlion paid to tlic preparation [V of THYSICIANS' l'UKSriUPTlONS and tin _ I .Ii.lwnJi.ir .?f Pn...!K- \l...1S..i....a A I ? , & '-"J ?? r of Hortnient of Freeh mt J Wnrrniituil Garden, Grass and Field 8eedi. tine Orders from tlic Country promptly 8ii,h attended to. an? May 2, 1866. G21y Vns M* W* "VTIIKWOOD. WM. I1ENUV SMITH S; BYTHEWOOD & SMITH, ;er's Commission Mcrchuaix, ors; ^ 08_ fob the bale or *c? COTTON, FLOUR, GRAIN, AND ALI. MANNKB OK , ? t ' '


ocr: NOTICE. 100,000 Pound* Tennessee Hog round, 30,000 Libs. Tennessee Hum?, well cut; ftOO Sacks Superfine Flour; 130 Kxt r? Family Do.; 10,000 I,ll>s Lard, in cans and barrel*; 1,000 Ttusliols G?>rii; aale by 0. L. ANDERSON, Reynolds street Augiiatn, Gn., liny 6, 1866 Itf .


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ocr: ClftiyJJ^!! GREAT &liOWS IN ELD r 11 o r 111 ! : tors. Animals & Will exhibit in aiibkvillk, March < A It I). Proclaim lo ilie South III it, us a return for ftfiicrous |uiti'oiiiiir>* that ha* ever crowned I M'orts lo please, thev have I his season FOl'U <! It IS AT .SHOWS, and engaged the renowned jwaa'coxi mrromioMi: to itppttar in conjunction w"h their s|deiiili I A N I M ALKXIIIHIVUlNan.Mo.KA I'SMl r <ji rous, iiiiikiin; in all the most Complete, lllelestill^lllld nn:i?f.>e- fx? torv oilt'Tiiiiiiliii-iil ever seen Ui der any Pavilion, and the hot FIFTY C'KNT SHOW ever offWed to tin* j.c-i?j?lf of tin- j-' Republic! LADY EQUESTRIANS. FRANCONI Unrivalled. uikm|u:iI1<'<1, nrisiir passed, in all tliiw superb iiml -niairuitieent eqiiesiiinii iidiien'- \ liotli comif iiml irii'jif, ^ whii-li nuide her fie lii'iiflit pirtie -ular star of the *M'ir<|tie de < )lvto- (ITT* pitjne, Paris." ami strui-k willi wonder mill a?lmi*ali<Mi all wlio ^ i vinitoJ the N. V. Ili|t|i>iilroiuo. MME. ROBUCSON. In lier popular aft of I.ixl- i 'Equestrianism, upon lior m own#d Iiuiki', -11'IMTKU. dai ing, startllinjj and graceful. Jj5J"*Prniiiiii<-nt :i"ionijsl tlieli.-l Vf of Artistes of <]eserve<l jm.] well earned reputation, will In- fmin.1 i MONS. llKMtl FUANCO.M, of l'riincotii's in, modr?me, Pin-: i?l America, and f?e i*ra' dirc-'*<*i *" 'HW lie (>lyiii|ii<|M<', l*!?ri>, wlm ?. in two separate incnn-'o ?i-i-iii-.? his i\v?. ihoiuiiir!i 'lired. lii<rli!v cducaicd and trained horses, John


ocr: (l 1 By Steamer " Baldwin!" "AT 1IOMK," [S iiiiw reeeivini; and in Store, expressly the Sptiiiji Trad", one of tliu largest e Iisih ever l??<forc purchased, and would nay is old customers, and llio Adam family that it" till-V want t Aiitrustii or Charleston prices, (freight off,) lint imw is the time to examine his whole Stock, DIIMI.st illgr of ? Minis, x. o. srr.AR, ? Hiiis. Whit.* Coir.e srr.AR, ? ? CrtisliM, I'uwM, i.n.l Loiif SUGAR, So Sacks Prime Rio COlTEE, 2U " (Jov. .Iiivu ' 111 Packages l)l?l Mocoa " loo IJh's. I test Northern Planting Polnttfcy, 5>0? Sucks SALT. ? AI.RO? 50 151,Is. S. II. SY III' P, ]o ' Prime TUKACIjE, 3 " W. W. YIN l'.< JAR, 3 ' ri.ler ii llluls. Machine ami I.uril OIL Fish, Fish, Fish. o. 1 ami *2 Mackerel in Kits, ami J- ami .J White Fish ; Smokeil, Scotch uud fresh lleriintrs; oil l-'isli; Sal moil, liUiMicrs, Occ. Candlos. ALLOW, ADA MA.NT IN R, SI'RUM, SOLAK, &.< . Soaps? ransparont, Iliowu Windsor, Turpentine, nml Washing <>f every variety, ?ALSO? A fine lot country cured BACON, I.AUI>, TAI.I.OW, and many other in the ( t in;cry lino too tedious to enumerate. Paints, Oils, &c. .lust received at Augusta prices, CAI NTS, nil ilois?White, Chrome, Yellow ami Black; Oil, 'iirpcnliue and Iluiuiu^ Fluid. all of which you in have at unusually low prices, !>v lots, id' 11. S. KIIUU. Fell. ! 5 tf


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ocr: (138.) RICHARDSON STREET, C( r?'MIE undersigned would respectfully announce to JL joining Districts, that he has now in Store (nn the Season) a well Selected Stock of SPUING AND ! sell at such prices eus cannot fail to suit. He would hi tromiscs will be performed to the entire satisfaction <j le would, therefore, any to his friends in the Country, as he thinks he can make it nn object worthy of a tri In connection with Clothing may be found a good of every description. Also, Hats, Caps, Cnrp ?ALSO? a fine assortment of Youth's and Children's Clothing old up. Remember the No.?138, Richardson Street, oppos Columbia, S. C., April 18, 1856* Octagon Burial Oases?R CASES ore extensively used, and possess v fins for transportation, depositing in vaults, o of the ITIost Imperishable Materials; also prevent rust or corrosion ; and wImd properly t tion that the bodies of our deceased loved ?n?sr < tions of water, or depredations of vermin, and nut obviating the necessity of hasty bi;rials; or, if deaii Tlie OCTAGON CASE is a new style of Metallic C perfect resemblance of Highly Polished and free from objections expressed by some coiic former styles. The Subscriber is oow prepared to furnish the abov ol any size required. Also, Black Walnut and Covered Co: find delivered in the shortest powible time. For fi please take notice of my descriptive pamphlets, whiel Abbeville C. II., March 31, 1856] ^bkiriUt W O 11 1 [AT THE OLD STAND OF M. 43-.M JK2 M 9 " mur Tit - *" ? " - - 1??n ?-uin:rniniieu, innOKim lor pftSt lav tion of their friends, and the public gi CARRIAGES AND Consisting of one dozm assorted BUGGIES, also say to our friends that we have coinmen Hickory 1) Somcthilig new, and greatly admired by al have also on hand a large lot of second-hand ONE COACHEE, ONE-HALF DC ONE CARRYSuitable for Travelling or Hacking purpose; ceedingly low. As we have the BEST SET OF HANDS IN We can safely venture to build to order an ?3^ We will do any amount of REPAIR] any other Establishment in the State. EST All Work War: o FIBK'S METALIC BUI We also have on hand a large lot of FISK air-tight, for protecting the dead for prolong or aiiy other desirable purpose, which we wi We will also Make Coffins and send to any Desired. We have a new HEARSE, which ^ Abbeville C. H., April 22, 185ft CITY DRUG STORE. WM. HAINES, ?* J. F. No. 21V (North Side) Broad Street, JJA IT/5ITQT A. /1i auuuoia, VJA, i j Wholesale and Retail Dealer in A. AND MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, GLA8S, PUTTT, VARNISHES, ETC. whicl HAIR BRUSHES, COMBS, TOI- P< LET SOAPS, HAIR OILS, POMADES, HAIR DYES, HDK> EXTRACT8, ETC. moilR All of which are offered at low prices for pro<jv |?atu, Particular attention paid to the preparation factUi PHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS and the barefi of Family Medicines. A large as- 1,1^5 of Fresh and Warranted berap Garden, Grass and Field S6eds. l'R WT* Order* fropi the Country promptly Perca to. orgar May 2, 18fi6v. 62-ly : Parip JL^JIXW jabU fans ? FROM ? ABBEVILLE TO "WASHINGTON. CaJ; FOUR HORSFTOTAQK leave* ABBE- Trint YILLE on Monday, Wednesday and p Araer leaves Washington, Ga., on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday mornings. A Daily Train leaves Vf asln'ngton at 1 o'clock _. Ric JLUMBIA, S. C. (13?.) the Citizens of Abbeville nml the add will continue to receive t.hrotjghout SUMMER CLOTHING, which he will *ve it distinctly understood, that all he >f all who patronise his Establishment to give liim a call, 011 visiting Columbia, al. assortment of Gentlemen's Furnishing etBags, Umbrellas, Etc., Etc. of every Style and Size from three years >ite the Boot and Shoo Store of II. P. vi. in. jvjn 60- ly osewood Finish. nluable advantages over all other Cofr for ordinary interment*. They are Enameled Inside and Out, reincntcd, we have the gratifying in them, are free from irrupy, without. oppressive odor, he kept? ed, transported to a distant land. ases, of beautiful form, and finiched in Rosewood, crniiig the all ape and appearance of the e CASES, at the shortest notiee possible, Bins Made to Order, irther information of the above Caeca, !i are in circulation. E. J. TAYLOR. |V \\ v x i\ cu (i A i i a! i &;. ? _ 7 H. & F. A. DEALE.] Z S 9 U ~mLJ G ? ors>, respectfully invito the atten:norally, to tliyir large stuck of BUGGIES, ROCK A WAYS, Ac. We would /?/>.! H.n. -r n g g ie s 1 who have seen the work. We Work, consisting of )ZEN BUGGIES, AND ALL, 3, all of which we will sell exTHE COUNTRY, y * eiucie in our line 01 t/rjBinewv. NG, At short notice, aa clu^ap as ranted. _&3 II AX CASES. :*S METALIC BURIAL CASES, jed interment, for transportation, 11 .1! 1- ? ii oci* vjkuvcumgiy tow lor UATill. part of the District vill go free of charge. CHRISTIAN & DBALB. 61 tf SPRING GOODS?185G. BURCHARD & CO., AUGUSTA, GA., road St, Opposite Masonic Hall, IE now receiving an wn usually choice variety of SPRING DEESS FABRICS, i they are selling at the very lowest and to which the attention of is very cordially and respectfully stock embraces the following, of French JSngluh and American ictions. Particnlar attention is asked to rti, Lupin, Seydoux, Lieber <fc Co's of l?omhfl7inM MiolKoo ;ea, grenadines, Ac. Tbirrin <fc Milliard's and colored challiea, marguise, veil ;e, and tissues. INTED GOODS.?Steinbach, Kocchlinka, ,1a, brilliantes, cambrics, jaconets, lawDS, idies and beragea, , ?ALSO? black silks, superior qualities; 1 riclrfancy silks; Fourlands, very handsome; French and English Calicoes of Uogle's Monteiths A Norton's; of Gin^hama, black and fancy, all prices; ed cballtes and berate delaines, from low triced to very rich ; " ican lawns and muslins; ' Calicoes, low price and fast colors ; HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.


ocr: LOST! Subscriber lort about his and the premises, a Roll of money, containing One IIuudred and Dollars?one lfdfrdred Dollar Bill, a Ten and a Five, fil 15.00?all South money. Any person finding the same and it to him, shall receive a reward Ten Dollars. G. W. HOEiGES. Sept 6, 1866. 19 tf


ocr: as can an of In connection willi C!othiii:;ni?y !>< found a (!oo<!>'of every description. Also, Hats, t'ap\ ?AIA a linu assortment of Youth':: tuid Children'* Clo old ti,>. IUmwinhcr t]i<; No.?1:5)4, Kie|igrdt<ou .SI reel, l)otiL'at , < \>ltinibin, J*. < Ajrvil ttf. 1 "ibbchiUt W O !i |AT Til 15 <>U> STAND OK a: /a ?^ isa ej c? G ju S3 C3 "J3 JE^ei < I tliiinkliil fur S tifi! <?1' their IVii'iul.-", jiinl t??? | 111 !i ('A I? HiA(? KS A> <'nn.siiling <?f <1110 dozen :ips<>!loil liLMKI! ^IV to one frieinl-: tltai. wo have e??:ai E3 a 4' Si c> a* y ] tM-RitiSliiii;; new, ami i^vatly iitair*-?l 1>; ;ils>> oil 'lillid i?>{ i>i" v;-;?:nl Ik i ?N K <'< i.\t 11(?\5vl IA i.F >N!'. t "Ail! 5~i:ilfur i'ravcliiitj." < : I in:' |?<i:*|? cuctlingly !"\v. A "- v. < lur.v t-Iu* BEST SET OF -HANDS can safely v<-;itu:<' l'iiii<l (<> <>r<i<r [~Si" Wwill ?lo any of UKIW ii'iy ii'lii-r i'.tal>!i !i!ni'iil in tin.- Stntr. Z'Sj" All Work W DISK'S MET ALIO I We also have 0:1 hand n large lot <>l" I' :iis* Ini" prole.-tiii?; tin- <Ica<l for pro! or any other ilesirnltle purpose, which \v<* We will al.to T-Iako Coilins mill send to a 1 Nviivil. Wo have a now IIKAllSP. whi< A^.ln-viljc ly., Afti-ii- tiiS> J VALUABLE 'HOOKS, U in purtot a l:irtr? ?"s?ii tue.r: | J of JUllLKH, /7M HOOKS,! MM /:'.VI A' / STAjX DA UD CoKTS. | < HOOKS, MKDICM. MIS' ll'OA'A'iS, I'm !i<-uliirly suili-ii j Public aiul Private Libraries'. Al.-o, Cap, Letter, l?ill. Note stinl Wnipping J I'nltS, of various <|Ualilies. ami at prievs j from ,1ft eent-s to Ar, per renin. i A'A" I 'h'l.OI'J'.'S, of nil sizes ami qualities, : 2 so eculs per hox to n'2. JX/i'S of the best lira nils, put up in any si/>'?l S. ToWNSKND, !" 128 Rirlinr<l:;oii Ftreet, Columbia, S. ('. : April 11, 18511 t!? Iv ! M11 L L-li R & S [( ;tu<3 Vctili firocoi-x,! COLUMBIA, S. C., J ? WOlJl.l) Jtespcctfully 7f <jTjj i /j rail the ntli'..li?iii ?f ?l... of AIi1m-v:!Io Dislricl L<> their l;u'g>' mid I assort nl stoek <>f J jt ii it ? C 13 22 B EJ S , they offer at tli<? lmvr' i:i;ipi-Si".-*. ; addition to llioheavier article* usually kept n well-arrs??i;oil CJ roc cry, we keep a full J of 'J "f a no v (; itoc kimksj in almost e\ory article wanted in the;.,, Persons vUilino (*?>!misl-fa will :i:id it to their! _ to give lis a call before making their 1 | If. MULLKlt. K. RSKNX. April 11,1851} 40 ly A . C ^SQ U i-K llrs < CHEAP CASH IFU R1%BTU KK STORE, 172 Main Street, GOLUMIUA, S, C. MANCFACTVDUI: ,IND> GENCR.U UKALKK IK n <j?hh1 n-:'oit'lient of (icr.llctiicii*.; Carpet Umbrellas, Kte., I'.te. ><)? thing of ovury Style ami Size from three opposite tjio I'out ami Shoo Store of n. I'. g. M. .JOHNSON. 90-1 y (!r. iir riant K 8 , M. II. A: V. A. i>KAM\.| GS * 2 PfcsJ e>, Ej CI El /" C2" ?3 era t) CI U o> favor-, y invito llu> ntb-u> jr. n.'i-ally, Ihoii* Ian?; ?toe!? ?>f ;i) iSL'Gli 1KS. KS. Koi'K .VWAYi\ ?t.\ Wc wmilil in-iwcu tlie manufacture of it Hgffics all wlio liavo f I hi* work. Wo :?:? ! W'ii:-!;, oo:i;:i.:tii|.r of j !><>XKN lUruCIIvS, AND 'V A Mi, <><? , :> ! ? ?' v. Iii- li wv wiil r.??H ovIN THL COUNTRY, mhv \"flii-'l** iii our line of limine.'*. I l!l N<i, a! short. notiei?, lis I'lu-ap 113 arranted. ..J?.3 UJRIA.L CASES. rSK'K MKTAI.iO IMJItlAI. CAS ICS, oi;j^o?l interment. for trann|>orlnlioti, will sell exceedingly l?nv for t'ASII. ay part o; the District it vviil no free of eliar?;?\ CHRISTIAN & DEALE. M tf . v.". 1:VI I1KWOOI). AVM- I4KVMV SMITH iiYTHswoon & SMITH, i* o hi m a s* a o :i c rf li a aa Is, F??lt TilK SAM: OF COTTON, FLOUR, GRAIN, A.\|i AM. VANNI'i: OF Produce ancl IVEerchandise, 04 Exchange Eow, Richardson Street, OOLUM 111 A, s. c. April it, isr>c -i*j iyI2 ii'\v Sjnin.-j & Summer <?oods At No- 1 Granite Range. "MIAWIiEluS ?fc MARSHALL ??e now f wiving their Spring and Snmmor Goods, Jiioh ill be found complete, with every of tho Season in >}{/-:ss anoim, s/r,KN. M A X'l'JFJjAS. UMUliOinKlilKS JlOSIIili V, (1L O VKS, OA NO >', KG 1I0RN NEAPOLITAN AND (JllAJ'E liONNETS, ?A(i*0? A lino .assort wont of 11 ON NJi'I' Ji 11! 110 NS, ' n ) : A" C II FLO WE US, nml ft variety of L'IMMIXO'S, \vliicli have been selected with cat c.iiv, ami to which wo most, respectfully vile thc.'i'lciitioii of tlio o-tizoiis of litis place i?l the Mivroctiilin^ District. April 8, isr.ii. fiO tf


ocr: JONES & LIVINGSTON, Attorney* at Lav, Office next door to Thornton4&&?ir> ABBEVILLB C. A. JOKE8.] [j. W.


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ocr: "V a-1 XX a Id 1 o FOR SALE pursuance of the power invented in mo virtue of dm lust Will and Testament FIIANCIS ATKINS, I will proceed (o sell on Wednesday the 12th November next, a valtiublu Tract of Land, situated on the Vienna lloud, U miles west of Abbeville C. II., containing -4 0 4= _<SL ores,, bounded by I.andiiof Edmund Cobb and othcrv. place is well improved, with about Eighty Acred sf sveond and third year's land t also, about Forty Acres of lirst quality of UoTTOMi cleared and in cultivation, niid not stibjcct tu overllow; and ubout.Two Hundred andSovcuty live Acres of well-timbered WOOl> LAND. 'I'licro are upon the premises u good House, Gin House, Stables, nnd all neeessnry Out-buildings. The locution in considered out; of (lie 11 lout healthy in the having :iii excellent and never-tailing Well of water. Purchasers are earnestly invited to call and examine the premise.''. Also, on the same day and place, 1 will sell about 500 Bushols of Corn, 5tOIJO pounds of Fodder, KM) ISiiahcIs Wheal, a lot of Cotton Seed, one lot of Shuck*, one Yoke of Oxen, one Hoad Wagon, seven head of Mules and Horses, one lot of Sheep, n line lot of Cattle, a tin? lot of Stock and Uncoil lloiis, one Buggy uiid Harness, Household and Kitchen Furniture, a lot of Plantation Too!*, a set of ltlnck->iiiiih*s nnd n good Gin, Fan nnd Thrasher. i will, also, on llic same day, Hire about Fifteen Negroes, from the day of sale until 1st of January, consisting of men, women and children. The will he required to pay taxes uml furnish tlm usual amount of clothin<r, mid no deduction lie allowed for loss of lime by tfiuliucss or otherwise. TKIHIS.?Personal Properly on a credit of twelve months, with interest mini date. Heal on one uml two years' lime, in equal with interest from date. Sums of $20 or Under, cash, Purchasers lo give Note nnd two approve!1 sureties, Possession to be given 1st of Jnuuurv, UOBKRT ATKINS, ExV.r. October 7, 18.~>C. '25 5fc Independent Press copy 4 tinlc.4. & CO.'S LOTTERIES.


ocr: appointed ELI Agent to sell and apply individual to use Ft)WW's Improvement on Ut* Cotton in .Abbeville, Edgefield and Newberry iu (he Slate ef South Caroiipa, persen* wishioj purchase iudividoal righu to u#e the Distrfet#, vil? ?Pj?ly to him or JAMES II .f^rilie C. IL, S. C. ^ ^


ocr: now on iiand, and is dai selected Storlf ttf Groceries, Provisions, Hardware and ( to which lie invito.* the attention of the public, perience, enable* him to say, without any haziri else, here or elsewhere. liis Stock at present c 2.1 Bbln. C Yellow SUO A US, r> 11 lid*. Golden I'orto Uico, 30 Hays prime Itio VOFP'Kli, 20 Pockets oltl (iov. Juvu C'olJee, 0 " IHocha 44 500 Snckii Liverpool HALT, 20 Tons Sweeila I HON, (genuine,) 100 Kc(;h NAILS, n snorted No*., Hlncksniiih'tt Tools, complete. Fancy Groceries of every description, White J.cud, Oils and Window Gl:i*?, Vcnetiun Hed, Spuuish Brown, 1'uttv, &.C., nagging. ISale Kopo and Twine, Sausage C'utt-Tii, Sinir.-iv, &o., II:.II,I, Pole ami lil'oad Axci=, (<'o'ilii.-' make,) Watllo und Wafer Irony, Alices, Oliiwh, Huiiilnan'o, Ac., Brass Kettle*, Porcelain Vi'iiif, l,t)UU pieces llo'.low Warp, (Knglish) issorted, A large stuck of Wooden Ware, Any kind of Country Produce taken at librn tiuclly understood that lite Credit Business is br equivalent, mid it is to bo hoped that my old ct for it xfutll be oh*rrvrd. Self prcitervatiou is the Abbeville C. 11, November 4, Itjftti. 2'J-tf GOODS, AND AT M. I8RABL E iirc now ready to t>liow our frit-mis a ww plica of AND W: recently |nircluisi il liy one of It lias keen acknowledged by all wlio have ever brought to these parts, ami we cat Tile attention of I'LAXTlillS ami IKtl/?s 15rown ami Itleuehcil JK)MKST1VS, OS.Y nml Woollen L/XSIiVH, K/CJMA'YS ui BLAXKKTS, etc., ctc. LADIES' DRESS GGODS ltlaek ami colored AJ.l'ACCAS, Colored M Kit 1XO h'S, Worsted I'LAWS, "WHite Goods 8c I mbrc SHAWLS, CLOAKS and M Cotton ami Woollen IlOSltiliY, Canlimcro, IJi-rlin ami Silk (J LOVES, VELVET, l?lark, l>lu?> ami pink, SILK VEL VET lillll.'OXS. DrrM iiiiii Cloak TUIMMlXitS, STOCK OF Mi lit complete; not n few Kampleii only, but a fuii to overflowing! "We lmv? on ban. Fine Broadcloth, Cntyeniore. Situiliel Tv Weaver, Whitney, 1th black Doi-skiii, Cassemere ami Fancy coloi Black un J colored > an nbuiKlant khj>j>1 v of mmxTt iJUUaiiUll W JL" (J 1111 XI white L. 15. SIIfRTS, with ami with Colored SIIIItTS, new designs. Cotton, Merino ami Saj Bleached urn . ^ ami Fancy colored Satin STOCK Colored Silk SCARFS, liennfort. . Colored and Black Silk CR ? Linen, Silk and Fatu Men's and lie a superior Stock of BOYS' AND YOU to which we invite the attention of the pnl a mm Mm ItKUUAJMS ami .Men's SItUKSf% dents' line Cloth, Calf, Congress Ladies' S110 KS, S 1 Joys', Vi >uth Ca!f sewed, pegged, heavy Ditching ii Ladies' and Cent) lMaik and colored Fur, high a ml.low crow Planters' wide rim Fur li l'lant Silk and Cotton Glaza, Milit Ten and Tutilo Spoons, l'ocket ami Table C rpiHiitity, nt rcMhoniiltle prices I Sugar, Molasses, Soda, Pepper, S Customer* Will |>leni<e given im a call. All \ ami prices, tliey will find lis willing to ol Thankful for pnsl patronage, we hope to r?i Sept. 17, 185B.] IVo. 4, Ornn LY RECEIVING, A LARGE ANI) WELL Slllnnr T 1 ' /unvij, j laiiumuil lIIiyieniCIHS, 5MJ., 6U!., Hi* facilities for purchasing, added to n lone I or boasting, that lie can sell ?8 cheap us anybody initials, in part, of the following: (Ale anil Porter, host qualities, llacon, liccf Toiijjiicm, &.c. Trace, Fifth, Tongue, Iajj* and Stretcher Chains Powder and Shot, DouMc barrel Cutis, (inn Wuilis Citpx of every kind, John Dull, Worcestershire nnd ilnrvey Suucei Cheese, Pickles, Hyson Tea. &?. Uuluuccs, Steelyards, Gridirons and (iriiu 1 Stones, ; Spitiiiint^ Wheels. Hand nn?l Hoop Iron, ; Cast, l$li?.tcr and German Steel, | Well-Buckets, Sifters and Mutches, Coft'io Mill?, Cedar llnckets, die. i Shovel*, Spndea und Pitchforks, ' t'ottou, Manilla and Jute Uope, Sp'-i'in, Adamantine and Tallow Candles, t'uvi lluiln. a::d other Musical Instruments, j L'il'iijdio Wolfe's Aromatic-Sclieidain Schnapps A Kinall lot ..f I!- 1- wi.S-1 1 ?' - ?? meKio Hondo Segars always on Imnd. I prices in exchange for Cioodit. It ninxi bo dis ought to a close. 1 must have the CASH, or iti isloir.cn* will cheerfully conform to the new rule , tii-tit law of nature. | IV. S. KKRK. Iwrf OF THEM! & mtumyg. id customer*, and the public in general, our 6tip INTER GOODS, lie firm in the Northern Cities! seen our Stock, that it itiouc of the larprtt and bet iill'urd oar good* at |iriccH tchich can't be beat ! ! I'J/i /CKl*K US is rcMpcctfullv invited to our St<icl AllUllOS, Domestic S'l'lttl'KS and PLAIDS id 1*LA 1X8, Kentucky JlfAXS, TU'tiliDS am IN GREAT VARIETY, VIZ: roruxs, 1)11 It A IX h'S, newest Stvle<?, CALK'UJiS, VIXOIIAMS, etc., etc. rideries?a. large AJfTILLAS, latest Fashions. Worsted. illniro Antique, Leather mid Kluslii JIELTS, BOX NETS uu.l ItOXXET lillWOXS?i line assortment. LDY-MADB i extensive ajttl liundaonic assortment?encli de 1 lurjje ?iiiHiitili>-8 <>f 'ced una Jeans COATS, nket niiil Flushing ()\ Jiltf.'OATtf. ISroailr-lntli, Lioiiskill and IJeaver TALMAS, ed I'A NTS, Iutiu, fcSilk, Velvet, Cas<emero and I'luali VKSTfi miXS ARTICLES, VIZ: out Collars, ;o?iy Wool UXUEltSIirilTS, 1 lirowu Drilling and Merino lilt A run ami I'almcrstoii SIIIRT Vrl?.*l anil Napoleon TIES. 1 VA TS, * y-kuidunnl POCKET HD'K'FS, ys' 6' USPENDERS, GLO VES, c/f., f/c THS' CLOTHING, ilic generally ! "as SIMSK ?? hu.1 Patent Leather GU/rATZS, UPPERS ami GAITERS, j' ami Misses JiOOTEES an<l GU/TA72,S nd Waterproof HOOTS, India Rubber SHOES ami ie<l HATS, ^ 1TS niioii Wool JIA TS, Children's Fancy Fur a,ry, Cloth and Jockey CAPS. Cutlery, Hardware, Perfumery and Notion*, mij (pice, Candles, etc., etc., always on hand re ask is n fair trial; and upon examination or ou Vr inducement* second to none in tlie Slate! :eiv? a continuance of llie sainn. M. ISRAEL & IIUUSSKL, lie Row* Abbeville C. II., S. C. f . 1 I I I , - [ 1 i * *


ocr: M. ISRAEL d desirous of reducing tiiei SUPPLIES, will dispose of their at greatly reduced priccs, a lilllo al Colored and Black MUSLINS, BONNETS and RIBBONS, T>T) 1 11f 1 r\Ti /3T AmrYYi ivmiU-iVJUlMS UWAlil ( Straw, Leghorn, and Panama TJmbr with u thousand other urticles belonging to a genei Julv 1, 18SG.] No. -I, CSiailiK car. CARRIAGES, AT TIIE OLD STAND OF I rBniIF. Undersigned, thankful for past favors, re? -HL ami (lie i>ulilie generally, to their large Slocl consistix ONE DOZEN ASSORTED BUG Wo would also say to our friends, that w H i c It o r y something new, niul greatly admired hy all who h: InrL'e lot of second handed Work, consisting of ONE COACJIEE, ONE HALF DOZEN 1 suitable for traveling or hacking purposes, all of wl The Best Sot of Hani we can safely venture to lniihl to order any 1 O" We will do any amount of KEPAUIINC, , in the Slate, jrj Alili WORK W AVo also have on hand, a large lot of FISK'.S protecting the dead for prolonged interment, for t wc will sell exceedingly low C?r \<ii- Vv~< Make Coffins and scud to any p have n new IIHAI'SK, will go free of ch Abbeville C. II., April 22, I8SC-I-U111] OO^^OOZKT ^TXIE* Zrt. OBO t*7 O O d CASKS are extensively used, and po.si . for transportation, <l?-|?ositiin vmill.**, or for or Most Imperishable Materials; als to prevent rust or corrosion ; and when properly ce the bodies of our deceased loved ones, enclosed in tl redations of vermin, and may, without oppressive oil ; or. if desired, transported lo a distant land The OCTAGON (JASK is a new style of Multdlit feet resemblance of Higlily 3?ollslio< and fr?-c from objections expressed by some coucuri \ K'ii. Tim Subscriber is now prepared to furnish Ihe ahf any size required. Also, Black Walnut and Covered and delivered in the shortest possible t nie. For ft take notice of my doHoriplivo pamphlets, which are Abbeville II., April 7, lH."?ii. 51-ly.} 3?lnn Lottery. Moro Prizes than Blanks ! p Prizes! 102,000 Dollars ! t BRITSSEL, It STOCK, TO MAKE ltOOM FOR )ovo Now York Cost only, viz: Laco and Silk MANTILLAS, PARASOLS and FANS. Xfi, A Uim STOCK, Jnnt. 'c Pnrnio1ii?? ? - -?v. KJ ? luuismug Ai UUIUO) Hats, ollas, Trunks and Carpot Bags, al assortment, to he fouml at M. ISKAKF, <fc HRU'SSEL'S, i Row, Abbeville C. II., S. C. IMAGE WORKS! BUGGIES, &c. \I. II. & F. A. DICALE. !|irrlfully invite the attention of their friends ; or dS3 SUOOIES, C OF GIES. ROCKAWAYS, &c. n have commence,1 the Manufacture of -so & B x t; ? , ive scoii the work. We have also on huml a [ilTiGIES, AND ONE CARRY-ALL, lioli we will poll exceedingly low. As we have is iii tho Country, Vehicle in our lino of business. lit thort notice, as cheap as any other BURIAL CASES. METALLIC BURIAL CASKS, Air-tight for rauspiirtutioii, or any other desirable purpose, i 'kUI also i?irt nf tlio Tlio+wl/if 1 V.* w VTA. vuv AZJ.QVJ.lVb UUOUCUi CHRISTIAN & DEALE. -X^.L CASES? L 2?" i nisli. sess vnluiible advantages over all other Coffins ilin.ny iiiturineiilM. 'J'liey are mmlc of the >0 Enamelod Inside and Out, mettled, we have the gratifying reflection that uMii, are free from irruptions of water, or ho kept?ubviuting the necessity of hasty : C'aser, of beautiful form, and finished in peri HosowoocI, mi- mi- Nii?[in iiuu appearance ot ttic former ivr CASKS, nt the shortest notice possible, of CofUns Made to Order, irthor in formation of the above Cases, please in circulation. E. J. TAYLOR. SCOTT'S LITTLE GIANT ORN AND COB MILL,


ocr: JUST RECEIVED. & R. gWAFFIELD &, CO. YOULD respectfully inform their patrons, ami all those who are of Dress and Fashion, tlmt they have just ami now offer for sale, Larue of the most desirable Patterns, (Plain und G-ont.'s and 3EXoys' SPRING AND SUMMER Together with a general- assortment of Neck Tics, White ami Figured Silk Illack ami Fancy Reuuforts, UJuek and Byron Tubes,Spotted ami Fnncy Cheeked Silk and Satin Napoleons, improved, Albert and Fancy Sardinian Ties. Silk and Pocket Kerchiefs, China Cord Po'cket Silk and Merino Drawers ami Undershirts, and Satin Scarfs, Shirts, Collars ami Sevastopol and Vienna Gloves, White and Taffeta, with ovcry description of Ti\icll5nn?lhln y n?*i nix on/1 Uninmn. jl uumuiiuvii/ (Hill klUllliUC/i ?ALSO? Constantly on hand, Trunks, Ciirpc? Haps, Valises, Ladies' Traveling Iioxus, ?fce.# all of which will lie sold At Our Usual Low Prices. Having made arrangements lo enlarge business tlie present, year, we trust iliuf. l>y particular attention to llic calls ami wants of many friends. wo may rentier ourselves a uontinuance of their patronage and tho tliey have heretofore reposed in us. N. H. All Goods nro warranted to answer, every respect, the representation niado at time of sale. ?OUR MOTTO IS? "Quick Sales and Small Profits for It. SWAFFIBLD K. R. HWAFFIF.Lfl W. L. FISH. No. 3 Granite Range, Columbia, S. Jnne 3, 1850. 7 ly HELLO ! HERE ! HELLO !


ocr: " Sft PROHIBITORY [" YONS'new, fine Drabd'Ete COATS nnd Li PANTS, just got in, will prohibit the sale mean goods in thin town for a while. All ho nre in want of anything in tho Drftb d'Eto le, had better call soon, as they lire mighty h-able goods. May 15, 1850. 4 tf