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ror nw?^wuMtairwiflwi; The Alibaville Elections. Columbia, S C., December 2. The Sonato to-day took op tlx) re porter of the Oo:nmjittco on privilege and Elections <w? -tho contested oicc tiou for senatorJrop> Abbbevillo. The report is m follows; Tho (Jomniitteo on Privileges an< Klopfions. in whom \Ve referred th report of the county canvsicra for AL beville County, in an election whicl was hold qu tho 2Gth day of May A 3). 1S09, to choose a senator for th ^aicl county, have had sanvo undo consideration, in connection wit! <ather documents referred to thon conotrriing tho said election. Yon committee find, by the roport of th county canvassers for thosaid county (which report is made out in prope form, signed .by the county canvasser and sigued and sealed by the clerk o tho Court of Common Pleas am Uoncral Sessions for Abbovillo Conn ty,) that, for senator, James S. Cotl Tau reccivqd fourteen hundred urr eight (1408) votes, and L. L. (jlnfii iburteeu hundred and three (1403 Qtes, making a majority for Jamu S. Cothran of fivo (u) votes. You committee havo concluded that, ac cording to^Ar'ticte vin and Section 1 or theConstitution of this State :u1h? by Section 32 of at) act of the Cienci al Assembly, ratified on tho 2fith da; of Septomber, 1868, that the report o statement of tho county canvassers i pritna factc evidence of the said Jaine S. Cothrfrn's right to a seat a?? scnato from the County of Abbeville. Bu the said James S. Cothran's seat i contested by I>. L. Gulliii, one of tin county canvassers for Abbeville cotui t?y, upon tho following grounds, t< wit : First, Because tho poll at Calhoun': Mills was not opened according to law Secondly. Because there was onl} one of the legally appointed manager* that actod as managers at Calhoun's Hills on tho day of election, to wit the 25th day of May, A. 1>. 18USI Tlrirdly. Because at Child's Cross Honda there were three young men reentered on the day of said election, contrary to the act provi< tg for un election to fiil certain -vr. ..ncief", approved the 2od day of March. A. 1>. 18G9. Your committee have examined several witnesses in this case, according to the testimony* of L. P. (lufh'n, the poll was not opened at Calhoun's Mill till 8* o'clock A. M. Section seventh of an act of the General As?>iri5ltl* n iL~ .1 ' ? u.w?j? , t'u i no *^0111 u;i) im Septambor, A. ])., 18f>8, reqtni-cs thai the polls should be opened at6 o'clock A. M., anil remain ojK-.n till 0 o'clock P AL As it 1ms been shown that the poll at Calhouu's Mills was not opened as the law directed, it is plain that ihe law was uot complied with, and the election at that poll was uot held according to law. Agai>? it is shown, l>y the testimony of the Same gentleman, that he was at Calhoun'^ Hills on the day of the Kxid eletionr<acting as deputy Stall" constable, and saw the chairman of tho board pF managers appoint a person to act as manager of election at that poll, and he (the said (iullin) did aiot object to such appointment. Your committee have concluded that, according to section second of an act of the General Assembly, approved the 2Gtli day' of September, A. 1>. 1808, none but tbe Commissioners of electiou who wore appointed by the iioxoruor had the right to appoint :> manager or managers of election ; aruj that, therefore, the election which was holdfu at the poll at Calhoun's Mills, on the 25th day of May, 1869. managed by a^pawou who had not the legal authority so to act, ia illegal, and should have "been declared void by the county ?4UU'-asser& Th^' ground upon which the scat of Mr.'Cothrau is contested thirdly is, that three }*onng men registered on the day of ?locticm. Tbo testimony of Mr. L. P. (fuftin shoivs this to be the fact. Your committee hold that the fact of those young men having registered on the day of election did not qualify tfyom to vote, nor the fact of tfiejr&ot hieing registered disqualified them from voting, it' they pos. Bussed the qualifications "prescribed b} Heetton ? 9*' Article <;YHi of the Con stitution of this S4ate. There is nt evidence to show that they -were noi so qualified, i'rom the statement o Mr.-!*: h. Gnffin, one of the count} canvattbrij-'and contestant in "this cast it was the opinion of tbo board joI canvassers that it was the duty of th( Stat? canvassers to throw out the bat or illegal votes, if it were shown tc that each \frere east. It is plai'i thn1 such was the opinion of Mr. L. L Guffin, the contestant, inasmuch a! vriion ine siaiemeni; 01 111c votes was Rent to the State canvassers sevcra affidavits accompanied it, to prove il legal votes, and to show that then were many persons wlto were intinii dated, and were afraid and did 1101 voto. Your committee is in possession o twelve affidavits, furnished them bj Mr. Gnffib, thfe coutestant of this character. Theso affidavits aro cor mhorated by the testimony of Mr Thomas A. Sullivan, who states tha he was acting as deputy State consta ble on that occasion, and that then were between, tMrty and forty per none driven At>m the poll and no permitted to vote. Mr. James ? Cothran, who received tho highes number of votes tor senator, was no ?crved with a copy of tho proles showing the grounds upon which hi seat was to be contested. hut, hca-rini ?? ?- ? ? 1 . ?i <hat it was claimed by Mr. Tj. L. Gu] fin that tho votors at Calhoun's Mill were intimidated, famished your com rnittee with the affidavits of ten pei sons, showing that the eloctioii wa orderly, and th^t all had the right i Tote as they desired, without beinj molested or made afraid. There a flu davits are somewhat' corroborated b the testimony <Jf Mr. JJ. P. Guffir who, on cro^s-exathiriatiori, stated tha ho told a person iJefofe he left th poll thjrtt too was satiafiod with th election. Your committoe hold that if thcr were any person or persons who di not vote on account of fear, or for an other reason, that they have not tt rittht to dedtlCt anV votes from th highest dAridid&te.aa there is ntrt, n< to shftW f&r.Whtcfi tho oapduiaV achftMtffa'# persons wotjld bpi rot rf>?*Yotttf fcomihitte? further hoi that they could not throw out fl;i votes; First, boonaw it fc'not cfairrt< or MRTWKnCore.wefe more vot< Mat qfoffiti rapr voter*: at & til inMHiMl Mti of the (-it" \ . - J Awsemlily, approved September 26, !1PG8, it makes it the dutyof the man agers of elcetion to throw out surplus I voles, and proscribes the manner in ~i which it is to be clone. Your eonimit.Jtee liavo carefully perused all tlio documents referred to them, liave heard all t.ho testimony adduced, and have I concluded that if they were to sit lor (> the sp;\co of ono month in this case, ^ there .would bo testimony producod I both pro and- con. v...... i.... i t-i - j i win WUIIUIIIUC UllVU repOIieU H|C p fuels in this ease to your honorable body, and concluded that, according l( to Section 1-t of Article 2 of the con ^ stitution of this State, the Senate can r only judgo of the oloction returns, e and which of the persons claiming tho scat is the proper person to be '' seated. I, J. J. AYJUiiHT, P Chairman (col'd.) IT. BUCK, I W. U. IIuYT, The following supplementary retl port was also read': t) The undersigned, members of the Committee on Privileges and ICIec' tion', beg leave to submit the follow*. jing additional report, hi regard to the Icontested election case between L. L. . |(iutiin and J. S. Colli ran : That asset j forth in tho report of this committee, jand as shown upon a due investigation J " of tho laels in tho case, that from the j intimidation, fraud and other irregularities used and practiced at 'Calb houn's Mills, and other precincts, a j '".jfair expression was not had at those; ''precincts, and that the said 1/. J;. j iCullin received a majority of the votes * j cast at the precincts where no such j intimidations or fraud was practiced.' ~! Wo, therefore, respect fully iveom^uiend to this honorable body that L. jL. (inflln be declared duly, elected as *[:i member of this .Senate, and entitled : j to his seat in the same. j All of which is respectfully submitted. 5 W. T?. irOYT. Y. J. V. OWENS. ; Wm. IIO.SK. J. J. Wright, eolored, offered the following resolution : I Whereas, It appears, by Iho report I of tho Committee on Privileges and I Elections, that such irregularities ocjcurrcd in the conduct of tho recent [.election for senator in tho County of t Abbeville as to vitiate the same; !therefore, bo it Ilrmlvcd, That said election be do;claivd null and void. The motion was seconded In- W. TJ. Nash, colored. | Senator Leslie introduced the following: j lieyolrcil, That the subject matter of ! the election in Abbeville County, for |State senator, especially at Calhoun'* ! Mills, in said county, bo sent back to | the .Committee on Privileges and |Elections, and that they have power I to send for persons and papers, and j take all the. evidence pro and con in i regard to all charges or allegations of j fraud and intimidation t hat took place1 lot Unit or any other poll in tlio coun-| i ty. 3 r | lie solved-. That the com mil tee report 'to this Senate the number of votes, I i<:ast at that and every other poll in ' jlhat county for State senator. 1 t \ . i ?* rn ? . . - * ; jtvsoueu, i tiit.l iiio committee rojport to the Senate every fact ii. cotijncction with the legality or illegality of the election as held at Calhoun's J Mills, in regard to tlic organization of the poll, and whether there were anyit legal managers there or not on lhatit day. ! lloyt offered the following resolu-lt fciou: Whereas. Frauds and irregularities and intimidation were perpetrated to sueh an extent, at Calhoun's Mills and other polling places, at the late election for senator.in Iho-County of Abj 'jbcyillc, as to vitiate the election at I those polls ; anil, whereas, Tjcmuel L. | (.intlin received a majority of votes at j polls where no such acts were perpetrated ; therefore, he it Resolved, That Lemuel Ta Guffin, be and he in hereby, declared entitled to I his seat in this Senato, and that ho be , forthwith allowed to qualify and take . his scat. . Uoyt's resolution was tabled, and - Leslie's resolution was then put to a ; - vote and carried?thrco voting against J ) it I L ^ To Sceptics. _ i The almost doily rec-ipt of voluntary testi- ( > -moninls fnun every part of tl>e country, from p I'lnuieians, Clergymen, o'd and youni?, male , ami fem-ilc. is sufficient t# convince the most ' sceptical th.it I Jr. "Tntt's Expectorant is the ' most vnlunblt* Lunar Hulsarn of Uie ngo ; many ) wondfrfnl cnrtb Iiiica I>pah mpi formed l>v it. n? I mny he reen by hundreds ol certificates in ilie . liiirnln of the proprietor, Try it an<l you will doubt do longer. ' This valuable preparation is for sale by Piirkt-r <fc Thomson nud W. T. Feciicy, Drug 1 gists. Abbcvill-, fi C Decenibei-3, 1809, 82?2t _ MARRIAGES. MARRIED, on the 30th ult., at the ' residence of the bride's father, in Ah bcville District, S. C? by Rev. T. 3 Alonzo Harris, Mr. THOMAS U. " SWIFT, of Elbevton Ga., to Miss S. LIZZIE YOUNG, of Abbevillo Dis1 trict, S. C. r. MARRIED, on the 21et October, , by the Rev. J. F. Gibert, Mr. FRANK t NEW, and Miss % MARY PENNEL, ; all of Abbevillo District. t Also, by the same, on tho 24th. of t November, "W. P. NOBLE, Esq., and t. Miss LOUISA HEMENGER. 3 __ _ ? -T, "i . f: iviarKets. 8 , - ' " * ' l" Abbevill*, 8, C,Dec. 3, 1869. Cotton, 22 a 23; Bncou, 22^ a 28. S Butter, 26 n 30 ; Kgtf8. 16 ? 20. ,j . Beef. 8 a 12; Flour $10 a 13 per LbL Fodder, H.20 a $1 8u; Corn, $1.76 * 2.00 ; 5 Parley, $2 76 a.8.00; Oats. 90? a fl.26! '* iffiw York;, Docembcr 8.?>CotY ton steady, at,25&. )* '' Charleston,-December 8.?Cot-i 0 ton ?c. better, at 28g. " J Q Augusta, December 8.?Cotton active and firm; middlings 23. 6 I' . WP?? y coisrsxGJsrEES. io ,Tho following named porsons have >r freight in the Depot at Abbeville : ' Calboun k Lanier. D A, Maya "a ii fl- ri n Vy.i' .a /i imruawen ? VP? & A " 1.1 Floyd, Trowbridge & Co, S Y, J . W 'Thomas, R A McCaslin, P 8 &Rutledge - v.", r.-O je EXPRESS?o p KrulocU, T D it Tuofccr,. Gar* TffUVDtf&ee. i? '?"? , P. E. BONDLEY, r| * " -* Agont, McDonald, Na Aro constantly It .oar HAKBW4HE . STAPLE Dill IN the groccry line we have bn Fish in barrels, bait* barrels Sugar, Co (Fee, Tea, Rice, and can of all grades $10 to $1-1 per b Dairy, Meal and Grist received \\ HARD CJun3, Cow Bells, Drawing I Balances, Locks in variety, Siatei Osnaburgs, wliitc and check* bleached, Linseys, Towels, Prii (Clothing, Ilats, Caps, Boots and stock oi' Crockery. M( November ?G, 1869, 31?If STOvisI ALL 1)ESI KING A GOOD II. w. LAW WHO ltnve cne of the larq^sl and fines S'fic-k fompri-soR th?? (-OLl'M 131A ( 'IKE .SIDE, tho GOOD SAMAK'.TAN, J1TY, and many oilier kin.Is. They La\e also always on biiiiJ a large lot . tot n .f every ptylo nml il?t? I?e-t vr.ri^'ie-1. Tliei if it c ?u l>? equaled in till1 I"j>-< "<? :i cl MISCELLANEOUS STOCK, NOTION al. . AH of nhich will be soIJ Cheap. Call a: Ii. AV November, 26 18G?, 31?if FURNSTUR o : UP STATUS (over Me.bis M WHERE everything belonging to n Fi juices to suit every' lii??r sivl<\ CIIKRNUT SUITS, IMITATION OAK. STEADS, of all kinds and pi-.-es, BIJ12 CHAIRS of all defcrijiUous. The . Ladice best* made. The above gnods :iro bought dircot from upon tlie.n. We are therefore prepared t< ivii.li oKpattaea. J. D. C an&s&s MARK THE SPOT OF Y< Always on hand at the Marble Yard Marble, to fill all orders from a small I ument. Marble for Tables, Hureaus, low. I have a larger number of Lithe from which to select monuments. J. D. CI Nov. 18, 1869, 30, tf GREAT B We have ree complete Stock o FALL AND W ' ' vf ^ j which we oflfer t ... . > . i 'V OA m. i October 22. 18G9, 2A?3in , , N O 1 lIciE W TOi . .'I'-.'rr CREDITORS ' ' * ' I A LL ppreona bdviog the Estate of 'John ll. Wilson, dec'd, ?re hereby required, pursuant to dtdWM pourt, to present and prove theft dehfortd?, on or before the frU day of 'MW#| (1870h or be'barred. 1 ! , MATTHEW McDONALU, o. c.'r. Dec3, 18C9, 32^3m * f . ; t * " " 'mi r ii i'i1 ?"ill1" TWOOd $5 Go. ) their already large stock &HD CDTLEM [ GOODS, &C. ' ,con, Sides, Shoulders and Ham mid kil*. Salt. T$:i<r<rinrr nml Tie lied goods in j^reat variety, Flo^ nnvl, Cheese Factory and iCnglis ;?ck!v. ? WARE. Cnives, Haines, Hatchets, Spriu >, Coliee ISLi 1 Is?, Arc., &e. mm b, d, * Shirtings, l>Ioached and 111 its, Jeans, lvi rscys, Ready-mad slices. Also a large and complet cDONALD, NORWOOD & CO. .1 r RATUDnwr ALBANY. N.Y^' STOVE SHOULD GO TO "SON % CO. t n^ortmcnts in (ho Up-Countrv. Thei .'COKING STOVE, il.o ORIENTAL, th? ilij LOYAL COOKING, tho F011ES1 of r assortment of LAMPS is not to bi retrv. In ajililioit tlioy keep a w?ll-felccl S mk), many aitidos useful and ornainen:.d examine. . T^AAVSQjST .cfc CO. .tv8f Barnwell <fe Co.'s Storo, rst Cln?s Furn turo Storn will he fonwl n SOLID WALNUT SUITS. SOU? IMITATION ltOSE. COTTAGE BED .ICAUS. M.iliofeanv. Walnut nnrt Painted i' VICTORIA ROCKING CHAIR, Lt>. manufacturers. No jobbers' ?-hargP9 ari > sell ub low as can be bought in the Stati IIALMEES & CO. i' tabd.' )TJE LOST LOVED ONES. , a lull supply ol tho best Kuropoai read Stonfe to the most elaborate Mon , &c., nil of which will -bo sold vcrj grephio Designs, of' all sizes and kinds 4ALBVSERS. A TTibTCJ ?9, eived a. full anc f INTER GOODS, it low prices foi 811. AT. COLEMAN, GREENWOOD, S. O. 'H , NOTICE. " if.tr.o? .4 ci .? . < * ' r, ? -O OUR fiterid* iford customers ate Wrw, /y rtqutilid (o cortnearid toakeli ipg&Ate pfcyn?tht? oil tbetf .a&wunts, t , iore being want of Ui'jtiopej, , " f4 Parker & Thomson, --WAr,4i.lllta.9l it l.., *. '" ' ' Areliitectv Civil and Hydrauiia Engine : St?; bp'I a i- ' "' ' ;'' ' ?maa-r&inrtetfil.-- Betw&n Lftwfel Blanding. ' OtltimfciA, S. ?,f '' ' ' ' Oct 2e^"5m 1 - ' / THE H1NKLEY 'J FAMILY KNOT? MACillS! rpPB introduction of fl>i?r great.-lnhor Mvirf JL ina'rumeiit, \v? rw> sure, needs no rxcust * The Sewing Machine is elowiy (>ut surely be j coming as necessary to the faiiiily crrcle as an; oilier enrtlilv possession, and the time wi jVome when the head of a family who does no iiii i] inii wueu quip, unit tyo po?in?*u neroie wili be sent tc tlie Lunatic Apylu/o. Win would demand Unit hta wife or dajJgble oliou'd ftilcli. stitch, all (lie ]jvo long day c; when there i( an instrument (hat du?a lit ' (lie work in an hour? In eight hour's w?-rl ;Sj Deven tared I What to do with themf jj- people will gel Inzv. say? one. When peopl" him-ro nothing lo do ih<>y no nt roitii'l liipf wrong. ?ay? another. Id thot a fact f We d< not brlievc thut a well-directed mind will degeueuite under ordinary influences. U^jito* 1 oiiii of (lie hour? upon the g.irdeii atiu 'twil j'mprnve the health if not the complexion j itavti one for attm.tiuu to chieKtjip, ducks, ti|r key.". Ac. ; add a pel p'g (o that lot : eshilii a ! (hem at. the next Fuir ; lot one be spent upoi 0 j the arimul that furmthes you iu aupply o 1 ir.i k nnd butler; include n f-w cheep, they will repay jour kindness wiOi greet wi rmth ol freltrg. Bui that in Aeeonipanicd by *hnt?11 disagreeable necessity? knit, knit, knit! ? Jscrew up your eye?, had count the tiitche* Count the rows! '1'bc baby cries, and yot 1_ f"rge( : eoiint again. Ah me, if I was only llhioiigh th:a knitting how happy wonld 1 be, I! J IVom and tour until !ho knitting is over. , j Fond memory,' and every piece of briifht'wire keeiin upthc fretful dale until the darning epidi-mie cornea on and if yon do no! d:iru tliei' yfiu mutt be cood. IJow lo prevent all this ? We will t?ll yoo 'n a 'cw words BUY A IHNK1.KY FAMILY KNITTKlt. Give it an - hour. Twill knit evelything that ever ha> been knit, and when you get acquainted il will nit nti many moi et See the machine and you will eee that, it can perform its prom fee. Devote (iie remaining hoar lo moral and men1.11 instruction. Tear out the 'dmui' and put in a 'piece' fiorn the 'knittrr, and if 8ati*f?ciion does not reign in (he bosmn of vour family and oil (lie soles of their feel, 'twill ne/er 'rain' acnin. Call and see the machine in ope i nuuii <?u onic u*y 111 i/cunuutT ui nuuevuie Court House. JAS. "W. THOMAS, N?. ,2, sM.a.-.f A?01ltJ. C. HQ LAND, ACT, SADDLER AND HARNESS MAKER, SADDLES, Harness ai Trunks Repairefl. ALSO, FURNITURE repaired and recovered. CiinoSojits nnt. in C'lmir'j All work done ueatly, and on reasonable terms, for CAS1I. ? Nov. 5, I860, 2S?12m. Mays, Baruvvcll & Co., AUK prepared to make LIBERAL advaneos on cotton shipped to their friends in Charleston, Baltimore and New York, and Would ask the attention of the planters to their supply r.f cheap BAGGING and TIES, r BLANKETS, OSNABORGS, GROCERIES, &c. Get 29, 1809, 27?if INCORPORATED 1859. CAPITAL, $350,000 ! J. F. BOZEMAIV, Pres'f. V. F. WILCOX, Sec'f. ? f\-intinnoa fn fnrriuli nerfrr.t arriirih, - n gainst loss or damage by fire on all kindi of insurable property at adequate rates. I Agents can be found at overy promi * i nent point in the fiouthern Stales, tc wliom applications for insurance may b< > made. Apply lo J. P. C. DuPre, Agt. ! Oct. 29, 1809, 27?2m. II . GOOD GUNNY. BAGGING AND : Arrow Ties FJP iJS BY 7 '? rles, Perrin & Co. Oct. 15, 1859. 25?tf ?* ; \ FBESH BED CLOVER . SEED w . , AND BLUE STONE. j PARKER & THOMSON Oct 22, 1809, 20?if LIVERY r AND SALE STABLES ABBEVILLE 0, H. THE UnderMgned ha* taVeji clinrge o tllA Sfflhlpfl ntl VVAoliinrvtAn in rtf*r of "8?M,8igo & Robertson'* Carriage Repository, cod jditbHofr tie Marshall Ilouae,at tb? old stand, and expact a elisroof lb# public patronage, by Uric ? Attention MblifiOBM*7!6e n . . room for complaint -about fttd. II* will ,a?o? bis eslaWisbmer wall supplied Vitf* bugpjie*, carriage* Ax o tba beet quality, and will serve Ihet nt reasonable prices. Ail La >a?ka b* gf trial. i . -:! r. I... i i ',} !< v -n t *$&*&&& ' J-j A-ntSr: ; ' ." . j- NEW" HULLED >> rf?,j .. ' * """ ' ' r6t 11,t i .b^iUib ??'i ' ' f i TROWBRIDGE Oct 89, I860, 27?tf * I jimuutui ' . . rssr 19UL.L.1J " .x 1 llFAU AH ?I n Which is Irtrgei ? ! O" The publii j amine for llieius | October 8, 1800, 24, tf r New Firm! MAYS, BAR] JHO. 4, GH ABBEVILLE, Si Respectfully inform ti.c pui> the purpose* of carrying on llie fill I ihc alluuliou of tLeir < iends lo th< CLOTHING, IL HARDWAE NO! auu every tiling a, tx&tt-s llaving pticbassed most of their ! their Goods at the lowest market j) ihe sarao at usually low figures for < Jo B( Ja Oct. 29, 1800, 27?If New Cloi w. a. : DEALER IN AN1 READY-MAD His 8tock coDsisU , FINE, MEDIUM AN Of Every t ^ ~ nuts, ijiijis, i GENTS'FUR] ! > i OF EVERY K WHICH WILL TI1E people of Abbeville when ca'l and sxnruine our Stock. [f IN THE INSUR . OPPOSITE TUTT AW?W1 October 28, 1809, 27?3m EXECUTORS' NOT1C : i ESTATE OF ' ROBERT ELLIS, Dec'd. THE Executors of tbia estate Mr* t e<l by the- Legatees, to nettle up pnlAt<>?ihi? ronnSrou i Iiaoo ? . - *j?.? VM fuvaw uiUCU WUi VV op. Therefore notice is hereby givec * those who are due the estate, tbat we wait until tb? 25th December next, rhen place all evidences of debt, in . bands in process of 'recovery a^cordiuj law. 1 JOSEPH ELU3, JOIIN COWAN, , i / 'Executor ' Nor. 20, 1809, 32?3t 1 ' 1 ' I ^ I H ? I X Ml. ! Just Reeeive< . 3Q lbs of 4XlrA* ' < J LOGWqOD, " in lib. land i boxea.! i';!: It . ,/;t i. i yj l*i? ' ' J't .j- . ALSO. ) (i . IP AUan^ iUngBtka?, A remedy for oaring COKSUMPTl ' rmONCHlTI^ ASTHMA ?nt? OW '.v.--., ;Pajrker & Tho-mew * > ?>? :u ?!??*// *,? 2 ^Not 8,1800?2t?tf MB. jlSpi M BS <& MOBl Lre now receiving (hi li Winli r antT more Varied tl e generally arc invite* elves. New Goods! J!( SWELL t CD,1 ANITE RASGI, OUTH CAROLINA. S lip. tliat tlioy liave formod a co-partnertliip for Mercantile business in Abbeville. They would At t\r full stock of GOODS, 2 ITS AND SHOES/' v. rvLnrxrvmr u* :ions, I to be found in ^ &&SS ?*#??. 3tock for Cash lliey were enabled lo procure rices and feel Eatisfied at be'iug able lo sell DASH. hn A. Mays, 5ivj. 8. Barnwell, s. Walter Gray. j . Wj thin^c House! RAMSEY, ? 0 MANUFAnrnnF.n nv -In e clothisgI . 3 . I jfl ri lc i of a w?ll assorted lot of Q u g ~ jl qJ d comm(jn! clotiiw; Grade. -A^lso, t Trunk, Valises, j" .. 4*5"' AX D f . I ' KISHIMi G GOODS 1 'IND AND QUALITY. ?' B3B SOLD CHEAP. 13 pil riaiting tbe city nro reaptclfufly iotiled to j,"J i . ... - . l\ ANCE BANK BUILDING, . . . !? & LAND'S MUG STOKE, * ??' * ?r' ' ' ,...! < ffj. Vf.G. Courtney, Rcbt. Murdoch, J. S. Murdoch ?. a C0MW 4 CO, ? FAOTOE9 H AND N . COMMISSION MERCHANTS. I irgibe No. 9, Boyee's Wharf, ' ^ ilgMfi * l? Oct 20, 1869,17?tf '.t T* 1 - ' r \ 1 ' i . To those having Cotton to GUn. r J HOGH I ? [^a Efia at ^i? inU> one of the 3 .ton GinsTdow in uso, and isginniqg and f . .packing Cotton for the one-twentieth $ 6f the cotton. A1 penny saved is a penny made. Tke differenceIn fe few'j' ; V, miles distance if - a triS& when -tho j ' cotton is on the w^gon?/ $ha, Jjnt>|r< 4i.t? riKl ?_ i *i. JF l i uvm buio \%ipi IB ui.a superior quality ' and commands the highest 2 Kssgiti So,: Vji' ND no quetiionHftftktdtrfoj\h%Mfaw : fj & A sS?| | l? 35 4 jCttORGE MoCALLA. November 26,1899, 31?tf ? \ \ T"*"T * 11 4 u< tf | HI M J 1 lilt 111 ?f ' % 3, i>t. */..'.-ia JfcA^kAf A Cl bah ever before. ".v." J-t. ' oJ3 mv^CSS l to coilie a ?;il ex -m sf'P pn*9?? ? ? - Ttttf )0T. SHOTS ANT) lf$T Eat&WJshed lSgKih* LBIANDS^ ,:S?||SllE, WHOLESALE AND " B5ETAIL ufaleiU is DOTS, SHOES & HATS!, VVKBT 811)K Of MAlN^STHKtt, ' Under Columbia lintel, OX.XJMiiI\A., S.-C. Dct. 8, 1SU0. 24?^.n ISAAC SULZBACtlEB" the Sigt of the Mnmmotfi "Wa'tcft*," UuUcr tli Or New J];; lei, - ? -,q Main Street, Coluuifcia, S. | ? jjj WlTOULD rospootfally iCforiu tjjc ditufcn*'^ V of Al?bevillo?nJ siwrduiifttigtqjitiies, 3 - . : fee h:isjo.jt opeiifii n Irl'jjfeoni stock' cotmi-tir.g of the following aitid^a to ch he ia making Weekly Jul'lttwnii; vlMC' ^ine Gold Watches an<| French and Ainerichn^pl^Iqnjjlf Sterling Silver and -Plated A^re, sical IuBtruments, ' * k ''ine Spectacles and , : 1. Eye Ciias>e?f Fine Tuh'o ( and Pocket Cutlwryi I I ' I ct 8, I860, 24?3m ub. . L' \ | ^ I. C. SHARP, fiCWOH MCTWi' r >. ' * . / r "' iA AND % , *> G ENEHAIi COMMISSION MEI&jd^j; BROWN'S WJIARFy Charleston, S. C. *-?> Sept 17,1869, 21?3iji I ; ? -J I - ? I-'-'" * < ? ken yon Ciine Oi Ml'L " '. nv an t Fit aY'fiQODS'STORE, nd take . a. look at-the^ > arge and Fine, Stoqk ^-Goods, ~aad~?ee wm^ c. MIMIM ?" Main Street. 3ct. l.'XBGD, 23, Sin j tt , . FOE SALE" (M RENT. Hllti subscriber offers to rent or sell his L .coimoodious STQiiE .in . (yjMtjtQ iiiga, oo-tiie I*i Wfer jd by liim r9 a Grocery Store. DesirU to retire. frprqt> bpsjtoss, lie will arnge to give possession at an early day. >raoo?d?WMBg-4o will iiud the rma of sale accommodating. Vittf.MA AW iHGjVIAa EAKiN, Oct.. 15 Lin *$5$* , ENGLISH,OA AR1)WM4IJ?;;' ? {. (Mb^<r)Wl A>toe?rttfW BoUtng Cloths, w?, Mill frons.. Snfclrr PkTTp. Erirrfruri t^ui/drTtju. 9 ud d Leattwr Belling, Carpenter.^Rhuksmi^ ?? id,T?an4T>'R>pl<^L8tirikeeptu#l^ Furoi^^fi ?SS^BSbdfiSl ?as?aWI (in Window Glass, Guna, Rifles, P/tfolf-S'l?* ilti, Powder Flasks, WholesnlB^rtiJl at the Sign. of tn tfejp oldSp^udlock, COLUMBIA, S. C. ?ap" >hn C,SM<i?&HbiMAi u#r?*L 1 .ftttJOtffr&Utf AC AO <W*W :. >fl 2 3fSHTAai> *??* A arfV h'rZFolXer,. JJvlUion to sell land in Eaititiax. w i I'imi Iji H'M 7f3*A i p h"a.av a|bjr? * UV <a UUSu81 a l ufe &M ? LAtb, IcBobald.and Guilford X. Children "Wait^ttitteaaed, reside beyond the limits o lis State (to wit) in the Stauwif Flocidampw POipitnfltilVV aterflii and Oniman itXll iiagiip5" Nov. 20, 1809,31?01 J* ^A" ?* * ' '?$ -a* .? i.J.? * -IWfrhii&i.