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M?oon (G?.) CoareiHiondenw ft. Y. 'firata.
^he Cotton Crop of 1870 in Georgia?
. Groat Scatcifcy of" Labor.
I think that it is fcoarly certain that
tho area of.-tho Cotton crop of 1870
Svill not bo lai'gor than that of 1869,
and it is very pl-obablo that it will not
bo a& large,- first, from tho inability of
tho planters to socuro tho requisite
lafcprj and, second, because tho proVDnGn.
cVdp will occupy moro land
thii than it did last year. I do not
think it any exaggeration when I
compnto tho decrease in the available
laboring forco for field work at oneeighth
of the forco cmployod in 1869.
This is so on plantations which have
been regularly worked sinco tho war
by their present proprietors, and ou
new places which the owners aro pre
jmnug iq cultivate. i roar thut it will
be found impossible to secure the
requisite forcc. A friend of mine
who Las recontly acquired a very
.good plantation in one of tho best
counties in Southwestern Georgia,
and who went tbero last week for the
purpose of making arrangements to
cultivate it this ycur, has just returned,
being obliged to abandon the
project from his inability to engage
hands, and has rented his place to receive
as sole consideration the repair
of tho fences aud tho care of the
premises. Although I believe that
tho extent of land to bo planted in
cotton this year will bo smaller than
it was last year, I think that if Providence
sends propiclious seasons the
crop in tbe aggrogato will not be less,
fcccauso I believe'that fuilh in improv
-cd preparation of the soil, the use of
labor-saving machinery, more careful
cvlture of the crap, and a liberal employment
of good fertilizers has
spread very widely during the year,
and will?bring abundant fruit this fall.
Where there was one man last year
who used two-horse aud 6ubsoil plows,
or bought the cotnmercial manures,
there are five men who will do so this
year.
A year ago there was very few?
not a dozen men in the wholo State?
who could be made to believe that by
any system of culture two and three
bales of cotton could be laised on an
acre of land. Now it is demonstrated
that it can be done, and while it is
. not expected tliat every body who
tries can raise that amount it is expected
that a much larger average
yield can bo obtained than that of former
years, and that the only way to
attain it is by bottcr cultivation and
heavy manuring. Therefore, I am
led to bc!ievo that a fewer number of
acres will be made to produ.cc a crop
equal to if not greater than that of
1869. But it is idle to look for crops
of 5,000,000 of .bales, like that of
i860. The laborers are not here to
^j|c it, and, if they were, there is
^^Kainly not the force to gather and
houso it. Nor do the cotton nrn.
dacers desire to see such an aggre-j
, gate crop, and for tho obvious reas6n
that were suclv a ono produced the
prico would fall proportionally.
At the present rates for labor and
of tho various article of prime necessary
to tho husbandman, he can
not afford to grow cotton for less than
from 18 to 20 cents por pound.
"When the price falls much below that
Wmust abandon the use of artificial
manures, which now cost from $60 to
$120 per ton; andln proportion as their
use is abandoned tho amount of the
. i'crop will bo diminished; for it is oer
' tain that,.except on thea'ich alluvial
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..HHn vvtWU l U13LUg WILDOIlt X.DO stim.
,;v ' njatlng manures would bo a very unrC^piunerative
operation.
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SOUTH CAROLINA NEWS. '
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items, Incidents and Accidents.
On tbo 30tb ultimo, Mr. Waldo
B Hazard, while drivin g near
tlioir plantation on; tho Black Hiver,
were thrOMfa out of the baggy by the
"TyTfTTT. utnuig ingnx, wnicn resulted
/ JVaWo breaking his leg above
the ankle, a nd other tviso being severely
contused. x
"' llr. Curtis waB badly hurt in Manning
on Monday last by beiug thrown
faotse.
V 1^ meningitis, a fatal
, ' dis^d^jpi^S^liafli fearritfd off several
' persons )i>2jdge3eld, has made its ap
On the ?8th ttttfifio, Mrs. Hanoi, an
> . > ^We on hir returnfrom a visit to
was WsUnt)y
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?* >,! ) 11-i'r ' -* ' jj ?L-lL-J*J^iU*>
sold last Monday by ^V. T, Shumate
and jA.. BlytKo, asaignooB of J. W. Gra
dy, fbr tho sum of $2525, and was pur
chased by a company of gontlemei;
from Greenville. , ' < ; *s>.
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Southern Finances.?It has boor
supposed in Virginia that Genera
Canby succoeding in finding tin
worst typo of men for officials thai
this age of revolutions has produced
but wo judge thut they aro no worse
as a whole, thnn those who misgovcrr
tho other Soutbcrh States. For in
stanco, the Comptroller of Floridf
says in his official report that tho cx
penses of that State exceed "those o
any preceding year by nearly 300 pci
cent." The' Ilaloigh Sentinel sayf
that tho taxes iu North Carolina arc
"tho heaviest by 700 or 800 per cent
that were everassessod before." The
Governor of Louisiana says to the
Legislature in liis message: "The financial
condition of the Stale claims
your careful consideration. It is sucli
as to embarrass my administration,
and the crcdit of tho Stato, as tested
by tho priccs commanded by her securities,
is not sotisfatory. Like evidence
has boon presented as to the
workings of carpet-bag administration
in other States.?Richmond Exam,
iner and Enquirer.
Composition for Leather.?A patent
has recontly been issued in Franco,
for a composition to bo applied to
leather of any kind, which claims to
I bo of remarkable cxcellcnco. It it
said to bo completely "insoluble jo vvfltor,
arid whilo rendering the leather
water-proof, to keep it perfectly plia
ble and soft, and whon applied tc
boots and shoes neither to strike
through the leather so as to soil the
stockings, nor 'to como off upon tlu;
lower edge of the pantaloons, as is the
caso with so many similar preparations:
It also gives the fino polish tc
the surface, which may at any time
ho cleansed by means of a damp rag
or sponge. This articlo is made by
taking ono hundred parts of finely
pulverized lamp-black and thirty
parts of East India copal, previously
dissolved in rectified turpentine, ami
mixing the two together until the
wholo forms a homogeneous pilste
To this is to be added fifteen parts ol
wax and ono part of rubtyer, which
has been first dissolved in some eth
real oil. Whon tho whole is property
mixed a current of oxygen is passed
for half au hour through the mass
and after cnolirwr tlm wl>nln Jo /-? l..
_ wuw II (IV1V A0 WW UV
thoroughly worked up. It may then
bo packed in tin boxes aad Ucpt readj
for use.
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Habit.?"I ti*ust everything, undei
God," said liord Brougham, to habit,
upon which, in all ages, tho lawgiver,
as well as tho school master, lias
mainly placcd his reliance; habit,
nuibu iiiun.cs uvoryining easy, and
casts all difficulties upon the deviation
from a wonted course. Make sobriety
a habit, and intemperance will be
hateful; make prudence a habit, and
rcckTcss profligacy will be as contrary
to the.child, grown or adult, as the
most atrocious crimcs are to any ol
your lordships. Give a child the habif
of eacredly regarding truth, of carefully
respecting the property of others,
of scrupulously abstaining from
all acts of improvidence which cau
u:? i- J? - - -
miuivu inut ia utsire8s, ana lie will
just as likely thiuk of rushing into an
element in which he cannot breathe
as of lying, cheating, or stealing."
"Washington, February 4.?The
Judiciary Committee of the house de
cided finally to day, after eighteen
months' investigation, that they would
report against the impeachment ol
Bustced. the United States District
j uago or Alabama.
The treaty made with the Burlingamc
embassy by tho PrcBidont, and rati
fied by the Senate, in July, 1868, anc
which was also ratified by the Chinese
Government in October last, was laic
$o-day before Secretary Fish, wht
will make an official announcement o
the exchange of ratification.
Tho Supreme Court wiUdecido th<
"I^uil tender"_coaes on Monday; bu
it iWmnted that the constitutionality
of tlie act Win not be- materially in
volved., '
The Senate committee to-day difl
cussed the - propriety of iriaugnratinj
female suffrage in ihe District of Co
ltrmbia.
Attorney General Hear says tha
v_ a
...? ivjaauuu ay iBBoenuMTasopprerai
Judge will not compel bitn tO kav
th? Cabinet, as roportti.-^Cktuletto)
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Columbia correspondent of tlv
; tinder date of th
1st instant, writes as follows; -> j
SHZ ;%vifAtto ft*
g$nt8 of t]bo abdyo instityUpja befc
i mBmm
i?WJpea w- Mackey chairman
' They had quite a toag and ihierestio)
ii?^ryl<&w with tbo wiebrAtod philar
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! STATE AND CbUNTY TAXIS
Treasurer's Office,
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THE undersigned Troaauror of
Abboville County, hereby gives
j notice, tbat his office will bo open in
Abbeville village for tho collection of
> taxes for tho fiscal year, 1869, on tho
t 15th day of Feb'y, iiiRt. Upon
all Taxes not paid by the 1st day of
April, thcro will bo a penalty of 20
' por cent, added?and if said taxes,
1 togothcr with tho penalty, be not
- paid by the 20th day of Juno, then
i the,Bamo will bo collected by distraint
and pale as directed by law.
P Tho total rate por centum of taxation
for the Stato is 5 mills upon tho
r dollar, and that for tho County is 2}
} mills, making 75 cts. upon tho ono
s hundred doliars worth of property, j
A capitation tax will also be collec,
ted.
j L. II. RUSSELL,
County Treasurer.
TO WIT AXES
Por_1870.
1 A hafronf . Ar/U?n*?ftA
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The following Taxes have
been Assessed for 1870 :
Real Estate, 20 cents on cach
(cash value) #100.00.
' Every Pleasuro Carriage, or like
1 vehicle, 2 horses, $3..
1 Every Barouche, Buggy, or like vc'
hiflrt 1 linrsr* to
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I T*..- r\ 11 TT t.n
JJ\ VIJ V/IUIIlUUft, JLLUUU, ,
for hire, 2 horses, $5.
Every Buggy, liurouche, &c., for
' hire, (1 horse,) $3.
Every Horse, Mure, and kept for
for hire, $1,
Every Four Horse Wagon, &c., for
hire, $5.
Every Two Horse "Wagon, &e., for
| hire, $3.
5 cents on each $100 salos of
' merchandise, &c.
5 cents on each $100 Professional
income.
5 cents on each $100 income
^ from mechanical employment.
5 Cents on each $100 income
from keeping hotel, private boarding
' house, livery stable, barber shop, &c
Each Daguerreotypist, &c., who
' opens rooms, $10.
Each Dog, 50 cents.
[ 5 per cent, on all transient persons,
venders of patent medicines
' shoos, leather, hats, tobacco, books,&c.
Each shaw or exhibition, (other
' than circus,) not less than $5.
Circus or equestrian performance,
each exhibition, $25.
Side shows to tho same, if any,
each $5.
T,i/>AMaA
AWVVMI* XI1V61IOW, ^UttlkVTIJ 111 UU*
vnncc, $200.
Quart Licenso, $125.
Each Billiard or otbor Tablo Iuipt
for gain, $75.
Commutation Tax for Road Duty,
$3.
1 All Returns to be made by
1st April next, and
! Taxes t.n lift H*r lot w??r
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r ' nest.
All defaulters to be double taxed
and executions issued on 1st May next.
Roturns will bo made to ROBERT
i JONES, Clerk and Treasurer.
; VM H. PARKER,
Intendant.
May 2, 1870/
Mtrjgroas.
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SEALED proposals will be received until
Friday the eleventh day of - Keb[
ruary in?t, for* the building of two setts
r of Double Cabins, (4 rooms in all) at the
Poor House, buildings to be framed and
of good material, each room to be 16 ^ieet
tquare. Stack chimney of brick in the
i centre of each sets of Cabins, underpin.
ning to be of bVick?to be covered with
I shingles. Contractor to. furnish all the
materials.
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[ By order ot tue Hoard or County Uoro
j mi&eioners, Abbeville County,
p ^ JONES, Clerk,
Fob. 1, 1870, 41?2t
l Bacon! Bacon !
cnnn n>? rn???i ti?i> ft>
uuuu lub. wear mu cuius,
r For sale l^w for caah,
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Mays, Barnwell & Co.
I Feb* 4,1870, 41?-tf
$ TEACHERS.
fJ A RE invited to AO examination of our
v XjL S<ihM) Bo(ilp,to wM$ w?
. kmfl;,frt'quont addition*. - At*7"*"k nol
' on bhii& will be promptly ordtfed.
* V Parker & Xee.
> FOR R AT P. TIV
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FOR
' ram.
SHAWLS, CLOAKS,
FURS,
and a small lot of
Dress Goods,
MERINOS,
AND
ipoi^i/iisrs,
AT
QTTARLES PERRIN, & CO.
Jan. 28, 1870' 40?if
Reduced I; rices.
IN A
FINE LOT OF
CLOTHING,
FOR SALE AT
QUARLES, PERRIN & CO.
Jan. 28, 1870, 40?if
At Prime Cost.
EXTRA SIZE SUITS
OF
Ready Made Clothing,
AT THE STOUR OF
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QUARLES, PERRIN & CO.
Jan. 58. 1870, 40?If
TO PLANTERS.
LIBERAL advances mndo on all cotton
shipped through us to -Now Yoak,
Baltimore a.id Charleston, and
Delivered At our depot at
Xnvoice IPrices,
and freight paid by persons ordering,
dTJARLES, PERRIN & CO.
Jan. US, 1870, 4U?tf
PLANTERS
SHOULD BUY THEIR
FE B TI LIZ E RS ,
I'ROM
GEO. T. RADCLIFFE,
x HodgcB Depot.
Jan. 28, 1870, 40?tf
FTNLESS soonor dinnnnnrl r?f of
u . private sale, I will sell at public
auction on Sales Day next, my
House and Lands
on Magazino Hill, witnin tbe corporate
limits of Abbeville.
Tho .improvements are extensive
and comfortable, consisting of a cottage
dwelling built for a basement
story with eight upper rooms, Kitchen,
Smoko House, Servants Houses,
Stables, Garden, &c.
Tbe Farm attached is all that solid
block between Depot Street and the
Augusta Road, Magtzine Street and
tho Agricultural Fair Grounds, comprising
within a fraction of thirty
ceres. Mnny buildiner lots unon it.
Terms raado known on day of sale.
S. McGOWAN".
27th January, 1870, It
CORN! CORN!
JUST received and to arrive TWO
THOUSAND biubaU of Coid,
wbich I will sell very low for cusb.
ENOCH NELSON.
Jao. 5, 1870, y7, If HEW
ORLEANS MOLASSES,
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w mie urcps,
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BIL. DRIPS,
STEtJPS * *DI^SSS8.
Norwood, DnEre & 6o.
JiD. 7,1870, a??1(
Masonic Female Opliejje,
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FURNITURE,
WABEB<
J. D. Clxalr
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mu. u vrruuxw xvtuu
FURNITURE TO BE FOUPi
SOLID WALNUT Chamber Suits,
Solid Chestnut Chamber Suits,
lloecwood Suits, (imitation,) very pretty and
good.
Waluut Book Cas?s and Sccrctorys,
MAHOGANY BUREAUS, Marble Top, and
Solid Mahogany Frame and Glass, very fine,
Mahogany Bureaus, without Marble, all prices.
Waluut Bureau*, Marble Top,
Mahogany Washstands, Marbie Top. nnd Blaok
Mahogany WasbstAnds, without Marble.
Common Wtshstnn.lB at low prices.
P'irlor Suits, Chair* and Rocker*, Mohair,
TAllLES, Solid Mahogany aud Walnut Marble
Top,
Large additions made every week. Will reo<
almost every kind, and full assortment of Clll
STEADS assorted?to be sold at prices to comp
i
Hark the Spot of Y
AT the Marble Yard ?i good stock will nlwaj
Lylhcgrnpliic Design*, to select Monuments and
Jan 28. ^70, 40, tt
STAPLE and FANCY
DRY GOODS.
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WE nra now receiving LARGE addition
to our stock of Dry Goods
in every department.
MILLER & ROBERTSON.
Dec 24,1 8G9, 35?if
Millinery.
We now propose to sell the remnant of
our tvinler etoc-k nt coel. Mrs. M. J.
LYTIIGOE will always be found in our
Millinery depariuicut to attend lo the calls
of Iter friends.
MILLER & ROBERTSON.
Deo 24, 18C9, 35?tf
Clover Seed.
A choice lot of Red Clover Seed
at
Miller & Robertson's.
Dec 24, 1800, 35?tf
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Our stock was never larger than nt
this season.
Miller &'Robertson.
Dec 24, 1860, 35?tf
The Season for
FAYING UP.
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WE beg leave to remind our customera
that they have had a long
eason for buying, and NOW we think
that the time for paying up hat arnred.
Bo prompt and preserve your good credit.
Miller & Robertson.
Dec 24, 1809, 35?If
pjninmin mm Aim
UJLJUlllillU, ULillD AllU
PUftHIW GOODS!
We are now prepared to ofler a foil,
tnrge and complete stock, and on account
of the advanced season we will sell at
greatly redil.ed price*.
MILLER & ROBERTSON, f
Dec 24, 1869, 35?tf
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PLANTATION
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Clipper A*W,(Red" Jafiltet,)
Ofafcras. ,% .. ? . .:
HaniM,
saiuimi or 1UI0MU0UIJ.
v*o2t,im,JpT*r y
NOTICE.
THE undersigned will pay market
price for Sonth .Cfcrojina Jiank
jiote*. r- -u'iiose fefehmg to jeett will find
4fc to their interest to call at John
ox i W n tirar-A ? ? k
j J.O. 21,1870,. 30,31 '
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FtTRNITURE,
oqMS OP
tiers cSo Co.,
ge, Abbeville. S. C.f
[D AT THE FRONT ROOM.
Walnut Extension Tables.
Common ^Dining Tablet.
Saloon Tobies,
Tea Toy Tables.
Ladies' Work Tables.
CHAIRS, Parlor Chairs,
Ladies' Joining Chairs. Ro?e Col'd,
Ladies' Dining Chairs, Oak,
Grecian, Rose.
Astor Ro<e.
Common Choirs, all kinds and prices.
Victoria Roi-kers, the very best.
Rocking Choirs, overt variety.
LOUNGliS, WARDROBES, Si.lid Wo'nut.
BEDSTEADS, Cottage Desdsteads, all styles
live by iho 1st February, a large lot Chair*, or
LiLFKbiva UI1A1KS. Also Four Dozen BEDare
with city prices, if expenses are considered.
J. D. CHALMERS & CO.
our Lost Loved Oaes. >
a be found on ltnnd. Also a large number of
Fancy Headstones, from.
J. D. CIIALMEIIS.
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IN STORE AWTi Tn AH-orfrTF
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5000 Bnslicls Corn.
1000 BUSHELS OATS.
FOR SALE,
AT THE LOWEST PRICES FOR
Cash or Cotton.
Mays, Barnwell & Co.
Jan. 7, 1870. 37?tf
n. CREIGHTOS & SON'S
Ammoniated Soluble
SUPER-PHOSPHATE
OF T iTJVIE.
containing on risjct u?iJMT. ol
BONE PHOSPHATES?of
which 12 per cent, is
immediately Soluble
in Water?3
per cent, of
! Potash.
17 per cent
of Sulphate of
Lime, Magnesia, &c? &c.
FURNISHING THE
Essential Elements oi
W UK AT, COJiN, TOBACCO,
COXTON, and all the Cereals which
are removed from the soil in
r every crop
Put up in Strong Bags, of 167
Founds each.
t&~ Send for Pomphlots, containin?
full directions and Certificates, to
O *
MAY5, BARNWELL & CO.
Jan. 7, 1870, 37?tf
Ml* ? vii
jo mis. Flour,
200? kBS. BAfiflH,
100ft Bushel* Prime Seel Oats,
. . MAOKEREL LAEB,
CHEESE OSNABORSS,
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Linseys, Hardware, Boots,
t SllQQfi) -&C,f &C$
Sorwood,, DuPre .& Co;.
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Jiuj. X, I8f0, 37?tf ,
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TJnwo anA Philflponc Qlinra
jLttUUtf, JUI/jf 0 uuu, uiunu uua uuuuo,
DRESS GOODS,
..... Flannels, Liiuseys, .
' HEAVY AS81MSR3 |*NI>< JEANS,
* 1 ' - ' ' - r ~ -s ,
and raaDy Article* in tho Millinery
Department, will bo ?oW at COST
until l?t. Mflrf'Vk
T1TJas.
W. Fowler's.
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GROCI
AT IjOW
BOB.
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THE subscriber is constantly roceiv
stock of
PROVISIONS A3
which ho is offering at low pric
Superior Crashed, FoiM
COFFEE. TEAS, SPI
Candles, Raisins, Molasset
Corn, Flour, !
and all tlio best varioty of goods in his
tident that ho can give satisfaction bot
90
February 4, 1870, 41?tf
mm mm
?A1
Sweeties' Iron
for plantat
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February 4, 1870, 41?tf
CHOICE WHISKIES, B)
TllA fin1\QOI*iVtA1* TOAnl/1 VAOrvAftiAtll? ?
_ *</ VMWOW* (WVA IIVUIU ? VOjJV^UUIIJ' L
Old Ryo and Scotch Whiskies, warran
Whiskies, French and Apple Brandies,
Sherrv, Malaga, Champagne, Claret \\
he will sell much cheaper, than they h
and judgo for yoursolves, No charge
Fob. 4, 1870, 41?tf
BARGAINS, I
GOODS 1
TtLe Sxxto
TN ORDER to make room for thoir
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j Mmauwv ui biicu'
WINTEB
1
GEEATLY BE1
MANY ARTICLES A
LADIES' DR
' Plaids,
tvtmt/
u/vniv is,
Dress Trimmings, i
; HEAVY CA9SIMERES, BED F1
Cotton Flannels, and Opera Flat
IMS, BAM
10. 4, GRA
Fob'r *, 18KB. 41?tf
CAROLINA FEBTILIZER,
MILLER & ROBERTSON
' 'tV.'.'*: .- . .- *i ' >.' ';? -5/- - :! -v'-v/
1' IIE following pfttoittttu are ottered
in the States of South and North
Carolina, and Georgia, for the largest
Increased Production, over the
natural growth of previous y?ara from tna
aaroe land wttliout rnnnur?.
msrmzE.
A Gullofc Glu of 40 en we, or a horse or
nol? Qf Mf0? value, and one of Dodge a:
celebrated fiteal plows, for the greatest increased
produ lion from five acres of land.
m
A Se wing Machine, of any patent desired
woytu. triO or ? Cotton PreM oI
same valua, for tUe te<^ndgreate?tTnfcT^ifl
production from five eeree oHnnd.
THIRD PRIZE.
A Sulfcy Cultivator, or 'maj other Ag~'
ricalt??r Implement of -?qnil '*&&. ?' <i
We are at.*
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i iim uijw.gggsc?ac nm i. urn, , u
ERIES
c^a?.10E3S*
ing additions to his largo and voloct
SB GROCERIES,
es for cash His stock consist* of
and C. and Brown Sonars,
CE, SOAP, STARCH,
i, Syrups, Segars, Tobacco,
Bacon, Lard,
} lino. IIo solicits a call, and foels con
,h in tho price and quality of his go ods
SB &W?X?
ISI & OLll,
*D?
i. of all sizes,
ion use, at
rOHN KNOX'S.
UNDIES, WINES, 1C,
all attention to his superior stock of
ited, 10 years old, Bourbon and Corn
Holland Gin, Rum, &c., Madeira, Port,
rinos, Plantation Eitters, all of which
ave ever been sold since the war. Call
for sampling if you wish to buy.
JOHN KNOX
PIT 1U1HUVC
Ml MRUMW,
IT COST.
soribers, ..
SPRING GOODS, will close out tho
t STOCK,
l m
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)UCED PBICES,
T NEW YORK COST.
ESS GOODS,
Poplins,
A A A- A
IUL1CQS,
&c., Gents Clothing,
uANNELS, WHITE VLANSELS,
v? ....... V
mels, Ttfonlceto, Heavy Shoe*, Ac..
WELL * CO.,
HITB BAROB,
Slcc^anf^^
found in the handftof Mr. A. M. Hill,
athifl old businoes Btand un the Pttblio ,
Square, If not paid by tho middle
W^Wrocery
and CommiwiOTT ^ttsineBg, he takes
th& method of commending to the
piirdtiiiga ofhla old friends and cus*
*t6'u&&, jif 4. hie successor,
wfto wut coruume Dimness im? n/o