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~l. JJ1 Presentment of the Gran <Jury.. SOUHI CAROLINA, - Abuevillb Coujrar. In the Court of Sessions, Janwn Tcrpi, 1870. / "Wo, tJio Grand Jury. of Abb< ville County, beg leave to make th following presentment: "Wo find?: 011 examination, tli-' the cells in the Jail arc all in goo ^rder. The Locks however are i bad repair and should be improi cd. In cases of lire, the danger to ir mates is very groat, hence wo su^ gest the addition of a porch to tb 1 1- J P it . n ? ? uucK uuor 01 inc nrst 6tory, and stairway to the second story; als that a pavement of brick bo lai from the front gate to the froi door, and from the Tjack door t the kitchen, to obviate the mui and inconvenience of ingress an egress to the Jail building. The well at the Jail is also i bad condition and should be r( paired. The passage way to ii also needs improvement. We find the Court House in 01 dcr, only needing a few fastening to the windows, a slight amount c plastering to be done, but suggca that better accommodation, such a chairs. be furnished the Grand an< Petit Juries. The Clerk's Office needs an addi tional casement for the preserva tion of books and documents. Iu the Judge of Probate's Office one table, fire dogs and tongs an needed, also a book case necessary for papers, &c. We recommend that the opening or cross passage on tlj^ South Eas side of the Court House be enclos cd as an Office for the County Com inissioncrs, Bimilar to the othci offices. "We recommeud that the trees ii the public square he enclosed ii wooden boxes, and curbed witl rock for their preservation. We present the disorder upor tire side ivalks aud public street! of Abbeville on Salcsday, anc other public days, as a nuisance, and suggest that suit be instituted against the Town Council of Abbeville, if this be not immediately abated, and the good order and peace of society be preserved. Reports have been returned to us tliat tbe Goads in many cases Lave not been worked, particularly in the North Western part of the! Ceunty; lieuce we report this deficiency on the part of the Road Commissioners, and urge an immediate repair of all the Roads, Bridges and Ferries. "We fiud the Inmates of tliePoor IIouso well fed and clad, and no objection is mode to the manage incut of tbe present incumbent Mr. Kennedy. "We call tlic attention of liia Ilonor to tbe number of petit cases presented to us, from Magistrate's "Warrants, issued on trivial" "testimony, incurring expense to the State,-and delay to more important matters of State and of persons. ,We return our appreciation ol tbe courtesy extended to us by bit Ilonor Judge Vernon and Solicitoi McQdwan. By order and in belntif of th< Grand Jury. i '' A. M. AIKEN, ^ Foreman. of South Carolina, ABBEVILLE COUNTY. January Ttnn, 1870. On beating the Presentment of th< GrandL Jury, at tho present Term, I i? Ordered, that a copy of so much o ttaid PreseBtswoot a# yefera to the Jail Court 0on?(vP?t)lic Square and Road and Brid^jM|iliL th^ 8ai(f County, b crved upo&itfjo County Gommiseion era, a* refers to th aw&ttssiesiR WeftMftHp The vessel Is supposed to be a toti low. *?> ' It Wof &' ? ,* ,W?r J wist # c"? 1 . _3f d The State Bonds. | Tho Now York Herald, of January l^-?a.V9 J In.Southorn eoQuritios, tho mos$ ro^ oenb features hits';boon tho sp^cuhttSoif, in South Carolina's, tho action of the *y i^ogisiftturo unmaking the payment of the interest in coin, leadiug to a sliarn adjttmpe, which \ya? coifbatfd 1 by ibo, pro|es8|oafUJL, "bctrrf' pf tno'3 strict, who-'always opetato upou4.no , ,0 principle that a riso must bo followed by a fall. Ijattcrly, however, this j ^ "pboft" inberosjl has been largely .clos- ' j cd, and a how stimulant appears in tbe* ( ^ demand for tho bonds on tbe part of insurance companies having agencies in South Carolina, who, to return jC which, must, perforce, give security i- by tho deposit of bonds with the : Comptroller. Tho law is impartial ejip requiring all companies whether j ?IUnn..:..? Ia M.? ?!?!?/. * ? u . wvivti^iu^ (.V VIIV 'UVtu ui IIUl, IU III 11KU 0 such deposit of collaterals, tlio amount j for caeh life inenranco corapauy boing ^ 850,000. and for oach other company ? Q $20,000. All the home companies and j moBt of the outside companies will I J comply, the bonds being a nob unfitaI hie investment, as they carry six per ^ cent, gold interest, while tho LegislaNjturo has, by action whioh cannot, for >- parliameuta'y reasons, bo reconsidert, od, announced itself as unalterablyopposed to granting any pocuuiary aid or assistance to any railroad schemes at present. In the words of the oflicial rccord, the vote bid upon tl>e question "effectually disposes, for this Session of the General Assembly, of I ? all legislation for assistance to railIt roads." South Carolina, in the matter of her State debt, has set an cx amnio which in fl hrinrhl nnil nhitiitwr - i ? ? "" d"1' one iu contrast to the profligacy and wanton demoralization of Tennessee and North Carolina. Before the war, I her bonds sold as high as 123. In the chivalric determination to pay the in^ terest in coin, a measure originating with Governor Scott, she is to have an imitator in the Empiro State, if tithe suggestions of Governor Hoffman g -,are carried out. To-day, thoro was a! I -'sharp decline in the new North Caro r Una's, which sold down to 223, hut then reacted and closcd strong, at 231 > j The Tennessee's were but one percent. I I i lowei' and the Kenm-al mnrlrof-. Iicnw r J o * "v%* * j j ' 1j the South Carolina's being offered at \N 1 78, at the last board. It will be intor- er csting to the North Carolina bond-hol- P1 ? t Wl 1 dcrd to learn that the people in that m ? State arc holding local meetings at I County Court House, in advocacy of 2( , tho repudiation of such bonds as have l" [1 been issued by what they term ''ear- '' . pctbng" Legislatures. ~ \\ Paoi'enty in OcosekCounty,?The lveoweo (Walhalla) Courier publishes a statement of the property, realfcnd |] i personal, of Oconee; County. Total ; number of acres, 44^54; valued at 81,*747,727. Total personal property *549,273. ^ J Mr. W. C. Evans advertistjinp that he will pay tho highest market pi iees for South Carolina Bank notes. ^ Call at Mr. John Jiuox's store. J ?5F" Mr. Edward C. Bailey has be- of ' come associated with his brother Mr. C< , John C. Daily, in tho publication of J? the Greenville Enterprise. We tender '!> our best wishes. pi. I tSS~ The Town Council of Andcr i son nave agam reiused to grant retail licenses. i ^ PLOW STEEL, m Swedes Iron, ! Nail liod Iron, Horse Shoes, Mule Shoes,-and Shpe Kails, For sale by , NOHWOOD, DUPRE & CO. 1 Jan. 12, 1809,38, tr C i ? ? PLANTING POTATOES, * Eblfl. Pink- T!vfl I,a libla. Peiich Blow. .. Ubla. Onions (Large.) j For f ale by 111 NORWOOD, DUPRE & CO. Jan. 12, 1870, 33, tf A FRESH StTPPLY OF Sugar, Coffee, Oysters, m Tomatoes, Raisins, Pres'v'd Ginger, ^ WVi U UUU VTVUUj ^ For ?ale by a NORWOOD, DHPEB & CO. Jan. 12,1870, $8, tf r, / .' I PAY IIP. " . b< * /"V^R friends and patrons to -whom iL e \_J we hav? made tydvofccea and cx tended credit are rcqneaied to como b< e and settle up, as-vre desire to close tip te ( oar old busineB8i': '/\\ di B McDONALD, NORWOOD & Co. . Dec. 31, I860. 36?tf ' i- ' ' ' > * > ' *[< ( rt ; T ~ PERSONS having claims tlie late "Dr. W". T., Jodes, yi\[ prejent u ihera properly tinted. AniJ/al); pVt- G Sons indebted to (be Same Wire requeued to vrialra nftvmpnh tA ilia iiif/fApfemnorf ' ' m .? ; GEO. H. JONE9, ? , ', - ' Executor. , j?u. ' ' *'>. w J ;: PLAKTATioij:,; j; .A? " GolliirfA**, ' <. 10l<f i ', ' / t ! d " 1tMa flhikir m #. -m )V/ t - '. .-M \ > 'j '-'? gMMMPb', xJ v ?. , ? tortoai *? > 3 <rf .10 MVlOfM * . T#*?W *ltk v. ?MpW??44Mkf? i W Hl&ttD WAEE/ri -i oi-.if #1* ,*?U e-'.yjy) i?! nMBMSS ? p?o 247iw?f^5!^p^ * ,?Mr , * i?*a^ tt? V*9f *** - ?* - - - I N.v _ *.' . -1 vv" - ' garden Seeds. ' 0 . l / . v.: . i> From Jas. M. Thorburn & Co. ' % : * f? ' ' . ! : ' i JUST RECEIVED. BeRnB.-^Snfly Short Simp, Valentine, M<tf?awkt Yellow Six VVeelw, Kwfueee, Horticultural, Duteh- Cane Knife ^ . a?4 Lar<je ? Linpa. *eaa.?Maclean*.Advancer, ; ' \ Tom Thinb, Piiotess IlOyal,' j Dwarf Prolifio, -Champion of England. lirilish Quoon and Nspolonn. $aets.~-Early Turnip, Long 1 Blood, Extra Early Turnip, . 3abbnge.?EailyYoik, Savoy, Sugar Loaf, Oxhearl, Largo lato Durgen, Large Druinbend, Green Glazed and Turnip llooted. /ucuuiber.?Short Green, Greeu Cluster and Long Green. ieltuco.?Early Curled Sdesia, Largo. White Cabbage, and Ice Drumhead, 'epper.?Long Cayenne, Hull, Mohuatain. Lndish?Early Scarlet Turuip, Wiiite Tuinip, Long Scarlet, and ScarU-t, Olive ShspoJ. quash.?Early Golden lJuch, White Scallop, Summer Crook Neck, Winter Crooked Neck, 'orualo.?Early lied Sinoolh. Large Yellow and Fegee Inland. !:uly Dutch Turnip, Loi.g Orango Carrot Giant W.L Celtsry, Cullards, Improved Dwnrf Okra, Onion, Paisley ami Parsnips and Loug Purple Egg Plant. AT PARKER & LEE'S. Jan. 14. 1870,38?If ~\nUhEX)IL SOAP:~ HOR preventing and destroying insects [ on plant?, fruit trees &c. Just ifCeived, At PARKER & LEE'S. Jan. 14, 1870, 38?if ONION SETS. White and Red, Just received at PARKER & LEE'S. Jan. 14, 1870, 38?tfmm seeds. I LL in wnnt of fresh seeds grotfn by \ the noteil pnrdenei'9, the Messrs.J ANDRETH <fe SONS, can to supplied.j fa do not promise to sell our seeds cheap j than anj- other person, but this wo do routine, if our seeds docs not luiu out as b represent Lhetii, we will refund the oney. I We received our first invoice about the, ) of December, 18G9. and we will con)ue to receive tlieio weekly until the Hniing time is over. Call and get one of our catalogues and Imauac free. We are cxped'uisr poveral i rrels of the ROSE POTATOES in'a' v days growu by tho same parlies. W. LAAfSOX & CO. Jan. 14, 18Y0, 38?St NOTICE. *0 all concerned is hereby given lb at a IiuhI settlement of the estate of i>raham Liteo, de ;'df will be in the office the Ju.d^e qf Probate, of Abbeville >unty, uu \Vcdne?day, the lOtli day ol ?ly next, and that at said time and place e Administrator's of said Estate will apy for a final discharge as such. JOEL W. LITE8, JAMES. C. LITES, Administrator's. Jan. 11, 1870, 38?3t WBNTY-FIVE DOLLARS U?U?. 4 TOLEN from the eobsqriber'a residence, } near ;the , Tern pie of Health, about e let January, a 'BAY MAKE, sixteen ndft high, *'tb black tuar.e and" tail; left ? out, about 14 years old. The above ward will be paid for U>e Recovery of e anid mare. SARAH WIRE, I Temple of Health, S. C. Jan. 14, 1870, 88?4t ' . reasurer'a Oi&ca G* & C. R. R. Columbia, G?i Jaftuary-3, lfiY0, PHE Coupons from Hie ^nir?hlo?d [ Bonds and Certificates of Iudtlxediiaof the Greenville and Columbia Rail-?, md Company, falling due this day,, will i paid at the Carolina National Dank, in lis city, on and after 15th January inBtant. The interest up<jo; th? First Mortgage Dnds, and Fractional Certificates, (guaraned.) will also be paid on and after that ite, yWu prwfcnutuin at ttits'effitte:* and flttBN YIJJuB AND CoLUMBIA^R. . Rr Coi, Columbia, S. C., January 8, 1870. rHE reduced 'Rates of Passage" adopted by'(fcetBoard*6f' Dlreclcrttof this! k>mpany, g* >oto effect oo MONDAY anuary 10, 1870. ' f " ;; W. ALLSTOfl GIBBES, ' . ' ? General Agent. : Jan. 14-, 18T?, 38?3t ( 1 ?i;yy v: ,r,'i 1 , ? ? no __ g \ Km** (' 'ppiffrp swKPJSSrfe: fPK ,?uW% will for the present JftHW BWTQHTj .j'aJL .TECoij! mE !?50\ iM.fi, ttmum ' ,?f *}>A 'Cir > . .-v fMB'ROOI, i"1'!; '-.of ' J. D. CHALMERS & CO. Are now at No. 5, GRANITE RANGE. ...... ? j , , . To be found at the FURNITURE ROOMS, : Solid Walnut Chamber Suits, Sol Mint Chamber Soils, HOSE WOOD COTTAGE SUITS, (Imitation) very pretty and good. Walnut Book Cases, Secretary, MAHOGANY BUREAUS^ MARBLE TOP, ASD SOLID j Mahogany Frame & Glass, very fine. Mahogany Bureaus without Marble, all prices. Walnut Bureaus, Marble Top. Mahogany Wash Stands, Marblo Top ami back. Mahogany Wash Stands, without Marblo. Common Wash Stands at low priccs. Parlor Suits, Chairs, Sofas. Fancy Circular Tables, Walnut and Mahogany with Marble top and without. Walnut Extension Tables, r\:_: 'ivi i. V^VMIMIiUII JLSIllilJg I(tUIO, Salon Tables, Tessary Tables, Ladies Woik Tables, ' Chairs Common Wood Seat,. I Chairs Common Cano Sent, IChairs Union Cane Seat, ; Chnirs (Jreoian Cane Seat, 'Chairs Ladies Djuing cane seafjs,1 | Chairs Rucking all kinds, I Chairs Victoria Rooking. ounij.as W.-tf-lro'xn, Collago J3-jdsteads? of all kinds, Walnut French Bedstead-? I and foot collage Beadsjof every description. ! All of ih^ above lo be sold .it price*, to compare with cily prices if expenses are' considered. J. D. CHALMERS, & CO. | Jan. 14, 1870, 38?:f | u ?.? I Mark the Spot of your lost1 Loved Ones. AT the marble yard a good Stock will always be found on band. Also n j large number of Ly lliographio Designs to1 select mutiumeuU and fancy headstones,! troia J. D. CHALMERS. Jan. 14, 1870, 38?tf smmiRh ON A Credit, AT CASH PRICES, with ioterest added by GIVING LIEN, payable 15th November, 181(t: .Call on Westfield & DuPrc, Agents. Jan. 14. 1870 38?3t BY ORDER OF THE COURT OF PROBATE, [FOE ABBEVILLE COUNTY, ' . 9] I WILL sell on Saledsy in Fabruary next at Abbeville C. II., tlio real estaie of jyhn II. VValj?v deo'd sjUiqteil in Abbeville County OQ.Jron Creek, adjoining lands of T. Chatham, ^ McKellar, Thomas "Brooks' ntid others, containing 814 acres mora or .leae. Terms one third casb-^?the balance on a credit of twelve months, interest^trom date pur(*fiaser giving bond and' approved security, aud.a mortgage of the premuses to secure the payment of said Bond; , j , ' .' n. S. OASON, Sheriff Abbeville County. 1 Jan. 14,1870, 38?3t . NOTICE TO ,DEBTORS. THE subscriber' would notifj' all i^parsobs who are indebted to bitrt for JVofcssionjvl services, tliM> He very much in need of^Th&ney. He has waited patiently them, and trusts that fhey" will now respond promptly. " A 9rtv- ir,v ^,T,I j?B> frMhiuf COM! COM! ,Y?.igy Agflbi ^Wed': frtirfl?to fj.' '"T.HOUSAND'> bushels of Corn, which "I "win Mil very low for 6h8h. i! .or'io c i rail t'id!j I C:^l!^f?D ? tohroljlonr, i! -"White Sugar', &tff? Symp* v it* * ci sf /!? 3.xUHnf'-.y*i a (!OU FCJD ??" * "> to fjiTtl i i- j:?c.-vo a4; k,1 effc* iMV/t.T faun-JT '(n'AlKMMkf# > if- > - /"? " f iimisrirsHS: INSTITUTION RENOVATOR, :. pb . BLOOD CLEANSES. Ttm medicine is knoifcn to tbi faculty as bein r the coucentiatod fluid c.x tract of Bai-xnpurilln nhitc d \ttth "btber valuable modioixi?! herb", and id gaamntccd oh chemically puro. fou thk cut* OK Scrofula and Consumption. Tbi? romtuly is compounded .expressly for purifying apd cleansing the blood of rill infirm ' iritis, going at oneo to the fountain-head of It vxtingu'sbcs T - - " ~ * - iuiuutb, v/oPBuiupuoD, Syphilid,Skin Erup- , tiuiis, Salt Rheum, Roils, Rheumatism, Wasto of Vitality, . Scrofula. Wc all know lliat tlio proiuitcoux vaccina-) lion indulged in during tlio lulu war bred the j uio#t villunoiw diseases. Vaccination pus wa?| taken from tlic arms of many poisons full of; ?crofuloun sort-tf. Then of course tlic itnpuriiies of the eorofn-l loud patient wore ab*orl>ed. in the blood of! iwn rtherwise without, diseases, and both be-! canic infected alike. Men, women nud uliild'cn throughout all tlio West are most wofully diaeaued from this cau.io, and knew cot, uuiil a few inonihs'Ogo,' the oiigin of it. " j 'Henry's Constitution Renova-I tor Relieves the Entire System of Pains and aches, I enlivens the tpiri's. and sund* new blood 130UM>1N0 Til HOUGH EVERY VEIN. | it iuipurtes a Sparkling Brightness to tho Eye, A Rosy Glow to the Che?k, A Ruby Tingo to the Lips, A Clearness to the Head, Brightness to tho Complexion, 1' | Buoyancy to the Spirits, j! And Happiness on all Sides. i( For all affections of the kidneys it is unsur-j. ! passed. j t I 1'eople have born rescued, na it. were, from; ' the very juws of dcutli, by a timely use of it bis great remedy. EXTRACTS FROM VARIOUS LETTERS "Doctor, 1 vrb vaccinated in t.lie hospital. Before that I had no skin disease. Until I hail ' rt bottle of vour "Conrtilulion Renovator," J i j tent me by Mr. Roper, of Columbia, Mo., I suffered tortures with running 6ores. Since I used two bottles I am all well except n small sore on the calf of my left leg, uud that ia getting well fust." I This from a lady?"And now my skin is as i dear and fair ns a babe's My complexion, j, thanks to your "Re " itor," is beautiful. ' Ye?, yea, I may ?. .< 'say such relief was unknown to mo before. Enclosed tiud five," ilollaip for six bottles; two families here want I to try it." "I wui \try much troubled with pyphilV. | Your remedy to be curing me fust Seod '4 bottles per Express." ' ' No more rheumatism. Three bottles of' Constitution Renovator have made me a new j man." ' Doctor, enclosed fiud $5. I'lense send me a supply. Two families here waul to try j our Constitution Renovator." Wo have not space for more of I lie nbove ' extracln, but you can ask your neighbor about the remedy. Kvery one hns something good 1 to tiiy, as it, cures e very time. For. al?. Dhfasks ok the | KIDNEYS, RISTENTION OF TIIH URINE, ?fcc., ?fcc. A n-l fur Feiiiafr Pixraxrs, I ( ' Nervous Proitration, Wohkner?, Uunrtrnl T^*": 'v tndc. and want of Appetite, it in un- 1' Bin pn'M-d. ! I CAUTION!?Tti ordering our reiw-dy nl- I w?ya pbicc the number of otir PoKt-Oftioc Box' <?n your K-ttcii'. The new law iu our New | Yoi k Post-Ofti.jo compels t his ! Addrc??, DR. M. K. HENRY A CO., Diieetor-(>eneifll I'.erlin Hospital, Prussia. j Agency of the United Statcu. | Lnboratcry, 21 tl Pearl Street, Post-Office Box i 5272. NEW YORK. . trse~ roxftTiTt'Tmnj r>. -- ? v MV" > a AUli Id *1 | 1 I>er bottle, *i* bottles for $6. PeDt Rnywhero ! ] on receipt ?rf pi-ice. rationts arc reqnestid to j correspond coi.tideniiully, and reply will bo made t>y following mail. bold by all re?i|)octttblc- Druggists. I AIMAH'S SARRACENIA BITTERS, ' A sovereign remedy for [DYS^I^SIA, And diseases arising from a disordered con- dition of the Stomach and Liver. Prepared by G. W. AIMAR, Chemist aud Druggist,. 409 King, corner Vaiiderliorst street, Charleston, South Carolina. ^sr SOLD BY ALL DRUGQliSl'S. Jan.. U, 1870, 85?ly SHERIFF'S SALES. ' BY vii tua of sundry wfiig .of Tier! Facias ' ' to me directed I will sell l?>fnr? ?i.o n--' beville Court House door within the legal i ] ln uiH of sale. tlie FIRST MONDAY IN FEB-1, KUAltY. nfc.\tktUe followiug property, to wit:!. 240 fcei^^Und^more or -tos^boaiAlod l>? , lands of JmIwi Ingrestn, J, vy. 'Soofjb* and , otliera.^^-iet^tt' a4^fcpfo^B?ty.; nt-B.^K. ! MuiehifcujidarjE.' -?iu>others. 1 l.\ I nio'rc or less, on waters ;s of Long Cane, avoiding lands of Thos. Enkics. 1 James Calvert, Sam'l Loinax, Sam'l Smith, and | others, levied 6n as the properly of John R. . MeCord, ada. R. T. Gordon, J 58 acres oi land, more or leas, bonnded by i lands of Enoch Nelson. J. E. Uelzer and others ( levied upon as the properly of A. 11. Hamblen, ads. Ueruaid O'Conoer. 2,100 aercs of land, raoro or I?? , ?- - - -- f?< ?JW lUlli^ | lauds of 1'. B. Morague. Mrs. Agues Lnue, A. W. Crozier, anil -others, levied upon no the ' property of Pbares Murtin, ads. Thomas i'homsou. j 800 aci<e? of lrfnd,niore or;leei bounded l>y < lauds of Dr. M. C. raggart, estate of John i McClellun, and others, levied uuou op the < piopertyol A, T. Watwn, ads. J. L. II arm on. | Oite hon?o and lot in the Village of Cokes bury, oiljoiuiug the Methodist Parsonage, lands row or lately belonging to M. Strauss, and others, levied upon na the property of Laifra Black well, ads. Charles Siqi'h. - ItiO'awes of laid, more or less, on waters of Calhotm Creek, adjoining lands of the Rev. J rimes I. Gibert, Bam'l Jordan, and other*, levied on as th? property of John H. Power, ada A, J. Cliukscalrs. . . 100 acres of )and, more or less, adjoining lauds of Bit**. Mary Hi ley, Mi's. Hiuton, and others, levied upon rt the "property of Franklin Iisasley,: ad*. Jefferson Floyd. | 1 bale ootton levied on as the property of James ilajpill pd?. W. St^J. T. llttddon. l balu oott-an levied ori as tbtt property of John Rouse ada Fi Coyraft <k po TEltMSnc/sk:'' '' If. S. CASOtt, i-./.i.v.aiivf I Sheriff A. XX 1 SkfcriffVfHfitfe.'JnniatyTS, M89.J . l' * ?.r i ,. i t NOTICE, ' t-1*0 t. f'i Mt /i/'T J'- ' -. .-i .i y. Charles StatamLand, 464 kcres ! OT-.rrr-;&2>,'ys tr p <vrr/ - y; v vr*"> Bobt. tffcoafttam-"- -etf e/r# <> #;!; 4 ?' ? ?*; .' .J? ??> ? ) , > I hewl>y ,,vrann all,, porsons wlia putcW tho.mbDTO men lion ml land* Jft8.(t<;h?.ny*0ijer4y oft the, Estate .of, Phiu-pg Marj>ia~42IOO ncro#*> fehfttr I ' jolaittLnlW liHy OWn v.fck4<.ft*nM < Of the ( Bawt. *nd k dovhdreh^ , pitnUslfrthe Sup6i<i' ??i? ban ja'XMy/l t *; ;vi>v-. i*j a* w aoLf.di'i'k! .w? I! ' JPAAJRfcS .?.JiSABfflK. Uo' j Ai'h^s:& ; ; Oi.iT by**! biut. louUW | vita /.etr 430 1 walrus IK HEMPHILL, ijia,wyer 7 AN"IX5/g^>^ MAGISTRATE, ABBEVILLE, S. C. OFFI,CE ON LAW RANGE. . ; Jan. 7, 1870, 37?tf ^STAPLB and' FANCY"* J DRY CMSl ? WE are now receiving LARGE nddi- | tion to our slock ol Dry Goods J u every department. ? MILLER & ROBEBTSON. I Doc i'4,1 869. 35?If 1 Millinery. We now propose to sc'l tlto remnant of Hir winter bto<di nt cost. Mrs. M. J. LV lliGOE will nlwnys bo found in our Millinery deportment to altoud to tbe calls )f her fiiendd. ' MILLER & ROBERTSON. 1 \ rt I t ? - - J./CO <M, I OUIF, 3-J ? tt Clover Seed. A choice lot of lied Clover Seed; it Miller & Robertson's. Dec 21, 18C0, 35?if Our stock was never larger than at Litis suasou. Miller & Robertson. Due 24, 18G0, 35?If T&s Season for |! PAYING UP.I: i ?? ? ? ? ?e? WE bog leave lo remind otir custom- | era tli.-it tliey Inve Imd ainiigj, icasou fnr .ituying, and N'OV.r nc tiiink j .'iat lite time tor paying tip Las arrived. / 13c prompt and preserve your good aicdit.' I Miller & Robertson. I> ('. 2 t, 1809. 35?tf ] CL0THIS&, HATS AND mmmmn (Mian ? - vl v VA/W ^ I We aro now prepared to ofl'er a full, iirgo and ctrnpleto stock, and on account if ilia advanced B.eason wo will sell at jrcatly rcdu.ed prices MILLER & ROBERTSON. ( Doc 24, 13C9, 85?tf COKESJSL'BY ' SCHOOL. rlllS old and popular Institution will resume ExetcUe3 on tho first ol ^ebruarj- under tlio rectorship of Mr. W. 3. 13ENET, an experienced and successful nsiructor of youth. Mr. Bmiet was edu? ,:ited' at tho Edinburgh University of Scotland, and stood among tho ftrfit in all lis classes. lie taught in the Cuke&buiy .cbooi during tHe past /ear, and the pa- * roDa were so perfectly satisfied with the " progress of their ohildren and the disci-11 Mine 01 I lie school; that they entered into * >bligaiions of guaranty to iuduce Lini to email) another year, as the strongest inlucements were oflfcred by'other commu)itics to obtain hi<$ services.' I have some sxpericnce in teaching myself, and I can, nost unhesitatingly, recommend him to ny friends abd the public as ft lopeiior eacher, and an aoconu^islied Christian gentleman. Rates of Tuition 25, 40, ?nd 50 dollars per scholastic year, half in kdvance. Board can be obtained at $Ij2 :>er mouth, exclusivo of whsbing and ights. F. A. CONNOR, President Board Trustees. ] January 7, 1870, p7?tf ? r? ? Mill. 75 Blls. Flour, \ goo(f|&. " mm% \ 1000 BaMs Prime Seel Oais, ' MACKEREL LARD, CHEESE OSNABURGSp Iiineeya, Hardware, Boots, *\-r -n - >?< ft * ^ ? ? * i\ aL,wooii7:iJ>iir:rc& uo.\. Hilafefe liO-d NE^^M^ES, : White:Drips. rs " ti ii?v? ad f**amul oi vci v,{| iliw ^Wkdaiir.-j >; 3(iiii<?b < i \ Norwood BwFwr#16#. ^M^AMOHT ? *2 .??*? it jiO ' -Ar+tt ?? THE subscriber Laving purchased tho in slorlc o( tho Into Finn of "Jno. Knox tbo old stand, and would respectfully solicit a ?go. Tho lusinees will be conducted hence s confident that ho can offer 6ucb inducement utoTC!>L to trade with liiin. mi Deccuiler 21, 18C9. 3n?Lf Drug Store at Abbe\ New Firm of P (SUCCESSORS TO PARE S/a.K. J. A. TIIOMSOX having so: in the Drug Store lately condi c Thomson, tlie business will be co ^ee. l>y close attention to business tl ronage given tlie firm ot Parker & Th llicient services of Mr. R. N. WIIIT ixpect to iiud one of the Firm always DR. E. PARKER, Doccmlicr 10, if Guano! ENOCH NELSON would respectful! infori iho ;igcn?*y for solliug two of the Lest ai ZELLS' AMI Bone PI AND r fiWP.SAPPAVl VJ.AA4MAAA UXXA&J AN AMMONIATED SOI I xvill keop constantly on hand large qi .vbich I will sell to planters for cash or on tim sers have been used very extensively in lb svery itistauee huve given entire salibfaction. seen upon application to ENOCH I January 5, 1870, ."7, tf im ,\i mk 5< [N STORE AND TO ARRIVE llJ 5000 Bushels Corn. L000 BUSHELS OATS. P FOB SM<E, iT THE LOW EST TRICES FOR Cash or Cotton. by $ Ma vs. .Barnwell & Co. cal %! t Jan. 7, 1870, 87^tf " M. CREIGHTON & SON'S Ammoniated Soluble SUPER-PHOSPHATE OF LIME, jj containing 50 PER CENT, of BONE PHOSPHATES-of which 12 per cent, is immediately Soluble in Water?3 f > per cent, of 5la Potash, it 17 per cent oi /?o ui ouxpuo.it; ui Lime, Magnesia, &c., &c. [? FURNISHING THE wc| Essential Elements of WHEAT, CORN, TOBACCO, ^ COTTON, and all ilio Cereals which nre removed from the soil in every crop " y ( , Put up in Sttong Bogs, ,of l67 Pounds each. BQy Send for Pomphlets, contain- F ng full directions and Certificates, to MAYS, BARNWELL & CO. ? ] Jan. 7, 1870, 37?tf !8 fj *5 fe S f 1 All Peril in Any farlntertstef ;5 IN THE ESTATE OP . ?r f . n~T,~7'?("^77"P"" / j|in( Arcliibald Bradley1 Dec\l, m' A THAT r final Beltlemenl^pf M Vn Katate will be made fntlie office' of1 J the Judge ot J*rob?\e fox Abbeyillf Coory ty, on the-,twentJ4WiHktay of 4nnwiy i 1870?when the ndra'c and adm'x jfill 111 derflfeu^nj^tlMia^. ^ # A # llaw'VSy f.P'?*'?-A Lm t v m V M !J.C Grrier's Southern A^^fUHbr 18f0, &? ij vimmiMiftw. J* j / >-r: / ? ?-S ? * * CP1*** w : * Icrost of Mr. J. J. Cunningham is iba & Co.," will continue the business at coutjnuance iff thp past liberal patronforth fliictly on cn6l\ prinoiploa, and lie s to liij patrons as will inako il to tbeir |i saozr11 illc Court House. arker &fLee, :ER & THOMSON.) " .--"I : J| Id, to Br. J. J. LEK, his interes ( 1,1 icted uuder tho name of Parker1 , ntinued in tho.iinme of Parker &. icy hope to retain the libe^:|)i-. , unison. They hnvo secured-jtfip 12 and iu addition customers liiay present. DR. J. J. LEE. m liis customers anil frifiids lliut he lias ira most popular Fertilizers uptr-ia use. iKMATED ho^phate, p> run 5 6UAN0, -UBLE PHOSPHASE. mnlilies of both of the above Fertilizers e on reasonable terms. These Ferliliis State, Georgia end Alabama, ami in - TesliiuouiaU and ceililioates can be NELSON. Flour. ) Bbls. Stonowail Family. ) " Aider Grove Extra. , } " Super. i i Store iwid 1or sale low for casb. TROWBRIDGE & CO. Dcc. 31, I860, 36, tf . FRESH T3ET3BY * OR! AN"D S1U3AGE3" ^"EPT on hand and for sale at all hours V of the day, give us a radl. MAYS & BURNS. Not .12* 1880, 1>3?3m." MOKING TOBACCO! i \P If you want ihe best and finest Tobacco, 1 and get Fruits and Blowers;, >rillard*s W&ite Puff Tobacco, May Queen Tobacco, Cigars, at Parker & Lee's. Deo 17, 1800, 34?4t . 1 L; - GREAT SOUTHERNrDDnirpwtfwm ? T*T pimmim ii nu i iiittiiiH.l | ill, J Hill U1IN It. Saves its Cost in Land . saved,. and facility ; r,. i of cleaning. ^ UEAT saving of timber can be made JT of anything tbitf will not break of own weight.-"* A'" rat >?$t through and a squirrel may climb over but nil tier animals must atay out. Tb? wrod n not blow it down, - ne?da vary littlo pair, and the timber will laat longer an in ?ny other known fence. The snbriber is agent for Abbeville County and ill sell rights for plantations and for wnshipe. -Coma up op. Sale liay.snd. r further partioulara in regard^ tog:!?'avia' Improved Patent Wire nudl'icket Agent Abbeville^S. C. Aic^io, mtm&mA amily Knitting Machine i? ill w rV This Mafiitria t&r^tktelt^li destined * to freVolufiOhiZc'^hftdrolibftf duBtry. . W^.dc^noj|^iBbJU^abu3e the rte honored say that in for ord^jjfry ^ 1*8 at an ?. ? t'?n? >ii>i uuenp invention iitg everything. Specirneua of a>anuaaaWw-nwn ssiSi^ r^ACKS COFFEE, SferVQD, DTJPBE * CO. XBfOt 37?tf ' ' ? fit it ,<}* .iuO V\;.' . .