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VjijSl Dlii'IEK. GREENWOOD, El.,0, ' -1- ./V " v. ' DEALERS IN ?>3tt qoom, t' Hardware, Groceries, HATS AND CAPS, Shoes, Queen's Ware, OXjASS ' WAIIE, fteady-Mado Clotliing, ifimtisfymj' QSoofcs, PIjOWS, IROH & STEEL, AXI> *in fact, is everything to La found iij.a well-stocked, general sluro. 1'atronAge desired on a basb of valuo ifctiuivcd.^ Motto, -"Low prices and fair dealinir." Liberal ad vantes, on shipments to our friends. Fob. 18, 1870, -13?tf mw ORLEANS SYRUP. FLORIDA SYRUP. < Refining Syrup, different grades. BEST WATERMELON, WHITE DIIIP SYRUP, WALLEU & BROTHER. l-Ylj&aiy 13^1870, 43?tf Green Monataia AslM Cere Is the bcPt remedy for Asthma ever discovered. 1 have a supply now. and if you arc a wufl'orcr from this distressing disease, call and get a box and he relieved. 1-oi- sate by " W. T. PENNEY. Price j>2?OOfn.box. April1, 1870, 19-t-tf ? ?* V ' .a W II PEE BROTHERS .would dircH tfpccw tiUculidn to their slock of L tidies' ?hoes. They would Jtoep the puVft<f constantly in mind of their Ladies tmrtd-scXvddr shoes. For durability these goods arc superior to niiv otheii/^^Elie wvntvrial out ol which they'are niauufaclurcd is the v o rjt bost, $jkI the fact o? 11> ?. i r bei a g m:id?r by ted adds fifty per c-'ent. to 1 heir-value, Wc arc anxious toiulro mice these shoes largely, unci we will <?uai*auteo evory pair. They are as cheapens machine sowed shoes, and wo can recommend them with great confidence. Give them a trial. WHITE BROTHERS. April* Hi. 1$70, hi?tf BraSM's Female Eeplator, AND ' Uterine Catholicon, are to bo had.* at PARKER & LEE'S; M-.tr 13, 187?", 3-tf SPMS6 2JUS?ffi?8. Evans Thumb Lancets, HYPODERMIC SYRINGES, Lewis' Improved I?lualib Syringes. at PARKER & LEE'S. Mny 13, 1870, 3?tf Ice! Ice!! lee!!! ^1'lIE subscriber lms just received _1 seven tons of ice, which he is prepared to soil nl 'moderate prices}. Taken in large quantities it may be obtained at reduced rate's. Call and SCO y JOHN KNOX, 10 07A O -l/> -i'jjij J-), ip<u. O??\A3. B.Cltaliaers & Co., * ' Ilav/s in Store a large stock of . CHiLDSEH'S CARRIAGES; Marcfc|^il87j^i48^tf' " PRESg^&i^&PIOIf Tu tt's ttoidon Eagle Bitter? . n^?r ~v" ? PARKER & I.ES. At (lie" Furniture Store aU 6iae^-rto: raako framoa,.- ^ Fino : ? rt " '"' -> ' '' r 'O #f/r- ?' -?ij y _t,! ji ? < /<? '0 :t .nt & > <%#?*?, cellent'-ra^t^^ fof t)*6pep8^ Pric $2.00 ? pw&sge, for rale' Itf'~ /' March'25,'1870, 48-^lf r : '*! l fr:. _ l^jArU \4**, .-J-i?"Jf ' * A ^ ,W?> -to ??/ ( u . 'V V '? i t. I l or (.<i'?rr,vv~.. MKstM*. Ku1i5o:m: I'Icuho iusurfc iui your columns <lio Bubjoincd extrnM| tVoin thy Columbia (ftnntlUw, nnmitia-, IS. lhieoTv I'sq., of Kil?;o I miMd.it. j(oprcsonlativo in Congress) j from this Congressional IHslrict. >v*c J I heartily endorse the nomination, not I only 011 account of our pot'sonnl esjtcein for Sir. Ihu'on, but because Ave uro assured of hia perfect litness, in | evory rcspecl j to represent us. JI is absence from his native State during] the political oxcitemont just prece-! ding the war, and his devotion to the' practice of .Law since have prevented | liiin from being as intimately known to and appreciated by our people, as! he deserves; but-his attainments, his' 1 integrity, nnd his patriotism warrant ; the faithful performance of his duty' In llw* nnnnf 1*1. .ilirl l.5f nli^IWINir .11. 1 j vv VIIV \i/uini 1 J HUM Ilia V^II^U'IIU V il II- J tier the lawn of the Vnited Slates1 must remove all obstacles to his nd-j mission to liis seat, it" elected, which . latter consideration, as experience has proved to us. must not he overlooked 1 ! in selecting a candidate for this office.! jN l'.WUKl! 15 V. ! ' TCcicbcmj I fern Id. 1 . 3Lis. Knrroit: In (ho approaching ii fall elections in this State, the public ' i^ood demands that the most com-' ipetent and available men should he; presented as candidates. There is | especial need at this time for real eon-' I vi'i'vnl ivo l'l'iii'nKoiilnliiiii in f'(inifn.?cu I | And l'or the position of J'epresenta- ' Hives from tins Congressional District.! I wo aslc leavo to nominate John JO. j ! 15acon. J\s?[., of Kdgelield. 31 r. ]>ajcon seems to us to combine, at pres!out. more of the elements of success; ! for this ollice than almost any one in I tlic Congressional J >isliict. | He labors under no disability to | take the seat, if elected. Jlo was ah,sent in Europe nearly lour years before the commencement of the late war; never held any political otllec j in the State; and is. therefore, obnoxi ious to no part3*. His study of inter, national'and constitutional law while j j abroad rentiers him familiar with the great <jucstions now <lniljr arising in j j Congress. 11 is vigorous intellect.) 'high sense of honor, and fine literary |attainments, eminently quality him: , lor the position. Above all, lie is J available and conservative,, and Ave : ( know will yield all his energies to the j Conservative party in the next cJee tion. Many Voters. Columbia Quutdiun, -\th. j ? j Senator Cain's Views oil the Reform Movement. i, i' j The steady cry of the Opposition to! ( i the Republican party is tha.1 t here arc f J corruptions in the party which des-j troy its utility j that the enormous* ' t ;i vnf inn mini'nuoia wormlo I toil ; - - -..v. | [the adininislniLion of public ullairti is ? profligate and destructive to the in-j' terests of the people. AVe, in oun! judgment, believe that in too manvi ' instances t he.se charges are t rue. We ,1 iliave indicated in former issues of' this paper the sources through which (this has been done. The wilful waste jot" the public monies in certain directions, the formation of cliques in and through which this great waste is perpetrated, is the most damning feature of this mis-government and wanton extravagance. We have heArd of the vibrating curies which have fallen i ' upon our head, since wo Called atton-r jtidn to this subject ti few* weeks ago. j Wcutlvisothose gentlemen to keep J I perfectly cool. We know enough of II heir transactions to hovg them, and if ] they push u.s to the wall we will tear ' oil' the garments from their deformed ! political carcasses, and exhibit them to public gaze, in such a manner, that they will be confined yo deep in their political graves, that Gabriel's trumpet will never awake them. We claim that any part}' to be resectable, and retain the confidence of: | the people, must be honest. We claim j ! that it is the right for public servants' to have proper compensation for .services rendered; hill we claim that no public man has tho right to us?c the public monies, for his own personal benefit, t<^ the detriment of tho people's interest. AVc believe that thcro arc honest men enough in the party, j if placed in proper -jkosition, to purge out thct'hicvcs, robbers, and restore 11 he confidence of the whole people,! in its integrity, but if tho honest! moTi in the party, hold their tongues,' land use no efforts to expose tho evil-j luoera, men tncy win near tue ouium | of partaking of the ci-iipes of the', rSuilt}*- . I *We say lo the honest Republicans, j let us move upon their works at oneo,: demanding an unconditional surren-j dcr of the plunder, and rogtoro it to. the people, to whom it rightfully belongs.?Missionary Jtccord. A" New York Vikw. op Rbfoum.? The New York Times' (Republican) Editorially alludes to - tho Roforni [^movement in South Carolina in. the following terms; ... "The union in"Sou.lh Cai'dlina of all 'classcs, colors and political parties to pdvocale Jlclrenqjunent and. Kcforiu, :fn the government of the ' Stato,' rep_ resents a tendency of. which tlio his-, lory of the next lew years will prob-j ably furnish, abundant examples. Tti jt 'the absence of any .^pf rty v issue/ men? tiuttfwiHy'.{Afn tlrcir-attfcn> tion to the most. vtypV though. frequently tho most -"neglected. or, all questions, the efficiency^ of the eiecrttive power. "WtostQ, corruption1 an4 misrule may be .hidden for a' tVino'tin4.?/ the shadow of party majorities, J bat'the hour jkrrives.when 'llje jS'ftbliC j sentiment, without reelect to p'oliUtal distinction, demands ^jth' 'irrcsl^tib|o unaniitiity an''honest iyid cnj>&ble management of public afljuirs.! "Whdn will" KcftibliCrtns in New Ydi-k* have ^ ai^ireti iaf tlmt ; yro v( ^-Vg f}JgppmcAL ' Apa^h^-t-Odo' of tjib ' mpst dcprol6l*j(^fgnfc ef thfe'"tiYtiVa.iii. ,.;. tu ia)$i is? itf djffer nee manifested by the pebpte - in^"relation to thekr political cpittlition> ?~Ap*< ftthy doca noy ari^o for yarit. of a , proper appreciation of illair aUuMionj for jo* private conversation. ibev aro fr free and open inij&efr gJgMftw# to and jsoHc. i a &4Nm? efr#? c? thing*' M ?. ccmmep/T; to, 0?yt reader* A^^aaltafty; appropriitf im^ItKB 4foe.?JSndflfW <v&lar, -n't*?, jt f??r #?7;$ _ .V ' -f ' ... . v- 'v. .. > ""** ?? W.W' trt-J^iVr^c n"*r <?' tr"" "> nr 1';m. a > lln "ci* tjivj Jltvr ! n i*. --YWp'iWiMi In hh^vji'?r *11 ilio r.ill reported'to tiio lly?M? b\ clu: i<UUUjiiltcu qu \\?yn ttlnl -Ma-huh, iv I'Ow days mnoc, foi' the reduction oi' internal revenno tuxes. Tlio lMll cuts olF the tux on lo/jacies ami ruccoasioUw, that yioldcil *:),434.R!)<) hnt year \ j?ro*s receipts of corporations, j$8,l ! !,-!< ; npccinl taxes of many 1,1.wlc. unwiniilnur in KO? 7 1 I ?V)' l"? i ?" v-w,? ?, ?M *v ; reduces tlu\yichi of the income lux j ?5,7-1 1.105, by increasing exemption to $1,500, and throws otV $!i3,!)GG,71G by repeal of cerium schedules. It levies threo per ceut. tax on deposit, of (ioverninent money in banks, amounlin;> lo &i00,000. The Hill will be returned from the Committee to whom it was referred within a week. The action accords with an universal; and imperative demand. There may be debate on the manner in which the reductions arc made. Other interests will naturally ask to bo relieved as these have been, lint as lo the advisability of the main course of action, there can hardly be two opinions, when the best and completest prosperi I y of business as u whole i.i taken into account.? Courier. PhoIIAM.K ClllAXflK of. UoiTi:.?We* learn that the Port lJoyal J.hiilroad Company arc having surveys made for a.route to connect with the Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta Railroad, at lii^ Jlorso Creek, sonic three miles irom iramuurg. ji use proposed route should- ho determined upon, and the City'Council permits'their trains to oiiler tho city on Washington street, over the Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta bridge, tho l'ort Royal Company will avoid the groat cost of a bridge at Sand llaf Ferry, with the long trestle-work that would be required on the Coorgia side of the river.?Anywsta Constitutionalist. COXSIG ikteEisI Tho following named persons have freight in the Depot : W A Mt-Fall, I) O & II AT Shoerae, C T Haskell. J Crows, E V Baker: C Chambers, W J[ it (J Mnttox, W MeCaslin, Quarles, Perrin it Co., Barnes & Co., It Veal, M W linker, Baker & Clinkscalos, .la}' <fc Hradley. i \V II Parker, .1 O Davis. A B Kennc-I ly, W It Buss. Mr*.! 13 A Hon..I Clark1 \V A Walker, J C Dcvolin, WmWilj <on, .1 A Xorwood, W 1) Mars it Co Norwood, Da Pro it Co.. S A Walker I row bridge <t Co., Maya, Barnwell it L'o. EXPR15SS.? County Commission3rs, J M Me.Cay, Parker it Leo, W 'J'; liaison & Co, J M/O Talman, IIj Seoll, (Jen. M.eCJowen, Win Thomp-j (fill (f.jll'o UfiliilwoiiV f!iivik 1 M. Uoy?l, -Mosoly & \Vhite, Trowbriilgo & Co, J, J Patterson, .1 A Lungley. D. II. S02iJ)LJ5Vt Agent. - i - - I . .-...V . % Markets. AmiKViT.r.K, May 27.?Cotton 20, Xr.w York, May 25?Cotton dull! ? i do ; > > i .. i -i ?i i lli V.IUIU .I t. 7 1'. M.?Cotton easier, at 221. [?oUi CltAiii.kston, May 25.?C'olton dull ? middling 21 i. LivtiU'oor., 25? Xoon.?Cotton dull?uplands 10J. EGO'S, CONSTANTLY ON HAND, And For Sale. G. B. SONBLEY, At tlie Depot. Abbeville Prices Current. Conr.KrrED Weekly. BACHING?Gunny?per }anl.... a 30 BALE JlOl'fi?lltinp, per 11 ir Manilla, per lb 80 a 33 BACON?llftniH. per lb 25 a 27 Shoulder?, per lb 17 a 1S| Side?, per lb I'Jl a "1 BLUE STONE, pen lb..'. lb a BEEF?per lb 8u 1>liU rTEH?Country, per lb 20 a CHICKENS?per head 20 a 30 CALICO?per yaul , 10 a 124 COl'l'EBAb'-s.per lb.. fi a lo CORIC, per bushel 1 71>? 1 S'l COUN nlKAL. per bushel 1 75ul 80 CANDLES?Tallow?per lb 20a Adamantine,'per lb.... 25 it 30. COrfEE?Rio, per lb. 23a 33 I.ngnyru, per lb............ 28a 3u Java, per lb. 3.0a 40 COTTON YARN, per bunch.I..........2 I25a2 50 DDAJEiJTICS?1-4 per yard 15ft 1? , 7-8 - 13a il 3-4 * " ?2tt; 13 HOGS, por doz'ii...'. 15a 25 FUHJR, perbbl.... . .1 P0nl2<?0 GUNPOWDER, per 1"|> 1 40a 6u IKON TI ES, per' Jb...... .......... lin 11 IRON.?English refined,.per pouud, o. -V ' Swedes!,.......... v.." 4 Oa 10 t Band a 10 Hoop'. .. . ...... A. ' a 12 Mow Steel a 15 l'olwar*.. ;r; ft- 10 LARD, rer lb 83? 26 LUMBER?Wide Boards, per ft a2flOC 'iJ Scantling, peh M ft ' a20t'0 Ilit)LASSES-?-Cnbi, r gal..,'........ 11 'West India, per gal?. 50a 1 o . .j ' New Orleans, per gal.'. 1 OOal 26 MACKEREL?: per half barrel 9 OOalSOO per Kit.3 00t4 00 MADDER?p?r lb a 2J> NA.IL3, pfr:keg.. ;......... i".-.' a1/ 00 GAT?, p?r bu*hel.. i. .1 15al tUj QX.1(9X8, per bushel... -otf .$(J QJL?Ke?o?iehef peVg<il*?..,.rv.?...' Ifif.&Q Linseed," boilnf.'-.^- " < .if\ ' Linsoc-dp irtWW.VV. : ./ Tanjltr'*.'?W*ita 1 OOa fid ,POT ATOES-? lrt?U, jwr ; .VI ih Swcfct, '," .... ol OC rAWTS-?rJYIuJe ;U?i, p r4^.'r.vrrt?~~K SALT, |*r aytiAjl?PuJypruwdtj>orlb^..v..../v ., & **3 rr '' ~ C. kxtrit, 144 IV , ."JL .I*reVnl#pi^ *(>...?,?.?/.>. -hit 41 SPECI ti*a\*w *-y>o< fj f ? { spi urt 1 Wfi j ?W?y.. ..VJj. WW v Holland Gin -ft , U i ; Of Tnrpentine/..*. -al W ffljfirpy?r -p?-l^:...Trr:. rtvr THttTTSt *r*p?*fcra?wtgi* ipMgigM "Wil??T. n-s*' J -' ' T /.".?> m \ J. . ?. . , * * % \ I 1 < "? ( * '<>*!* \ n ? < ' I o'-ll i'JIKK N MXttUUTi&j, IS OlfAULEfflV*. I. c, | Corrcvltit Wokl;/ ly A. C. A M ( I'MAX, lirv kcr, .Ao. v>;\ firvti>t Stmt, May 20, 1870. Ptati: Si.nitrriw,?South Cnrolilin, * vl<1.68 , a?: tio new,?nso; <to, i vgi-tlM etvok, cx mi j ?nSO. i Ciiy SwritiTiKs?Augmtn, Cn. Hond*, ?n, j 8<>; Clmiinston, S. C.'. Stock, ( >> ?|i' inO ?n I i r>5 ; do, Fire I,can Uonde,?-u7C ; Columbia, S ' C. Honda, ?a7<>. i ItAiLiioAit Doxns.?lt'no Ridge, (firnt niorU ! gagf")?uttO ; Charleston and Suvaiiinih,?a7(>; Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta,?u{>7 A; ClicI raw and IDnHlligloit,?; C?m'U?iIl? ami | Columbia, (first*wort.)Krtn?; *1". State fjuaranlfc, is7a?; Northeastern, N8n?; Savon-j | null and Charleston, 1st mort. ?11SO; do, I Static guarantee, ? a<3; South Carolina,? :a78; <lo, 73 : Spartanburg and Union.?aGO. j ]tAii.itOAO Stocks?Climlotto Coknulra and j Augusta, ?aoU; Greenville <ind Culiwnb.ia, Via j?; Northeastern, a Savannah and Charlesjton, ?uISS; South Carolina, whole t-liares ?a-15; do, half do ? Kx'Uanck, Ac. ? New York Sight, J oil'par; Cold, 112 >11 1 ; Silver, KC.alOrt. FOVTlt CAItOI.INA BANK III LI.3. "Dunk of I'hiirli'bttui ?n? j*Hank of Newberry ; . a? ' l'.ank of Camden 50a? , Mat k of Georgetown 7a? ( Hank of South Carolina Ilia ? ! Hank of Chester 0:i?1 ! Hank of Hamburg '.flu?1 | Hank of Sta'.o of S. C. prior to 1 Si;I ft Kit? Haiik.of Statu of S. C. i??uc lh'il and 'l>i B.ja? 'Planters* and Aleehanies Hai.k o( Chili lesion ?a? j'People's Hack of Charleston..... ?a? i H'nion Hank of Chnrhston ?a? ' South Western H It Bank of Charleston, j old, ? a? iSoiilthwestern 11 11 Hank of Charleston, j new ?a? ! State Hank of Chnrlisl.on Su? I l''imiters' ntul Kxc-ltattgo IJank of Clmr1 ' lo-toii ft fi I Exuliuiig" 1 >aiiirc of Columbia ? ft? : Conmmn-ial Bank of Columbia 'la? Wcrclintils' I!aiik_of Cliernw -In? ; I'lanKis' Until: of Faitiiel.l -la? | Stale ofjSoufli Carolina Bills Receivable par.? City of Charkslon Clinngo Bills l>a'\? * ftfll* marked lints (*') are being rc<l'.*cme<] ii fc the liunk Coil tilers ol eiicli. JL. O OA A j . 1 j 3 Cow To 'l'i'ii.i) C'npAi*.? livery one j I jvlio lias any experioneo in building, I hiows to his sorrow that tho Ihousjsiiul and one little items including in l lie oi.e^yord ftitis/ihty, make fully hall J line cost,~oi :i house, and tliat ill-advised expenditure in this direction often runs the bill far above the estimate. To avoid swell trouble and disappointment, huv your blinds, floors, sashes, i mouldings direct from the manufactvv-' rer, J'. J'. Tuale, Charleston, S. C.! .See advertisement. lm. Wo afcU attention to this Unrivaled i'am i ly mj*:n rci n k. TIio J'ain Killrr in, l>y universal consent, allowed to linve won for itself a reputation un- j surpassed in t'sc liistoiy nWlicinnl proper^. j lions. Its instantaneous tffVct in tlio entire j eradication ami extinction of I'nin, in all its j various loruiB inciutiuiti 10 the iioninii lamily, j and Ihc.uusoliciUd written and varbal testimo-j ny ??f the masses in its favor, have been, it* own best advertisement. For evidence jn favor ?of tho Pa hi Ki/lrr fur Minister*' Sore Throat or Bronchitis, road the following.: Gusts*?The J'ltin JCWcr lias been a eon-' slant ocoupuit of our h"Uie for over two years, ond a portion of the time it has brai ! t he only medicine under our roof. Hardly j i:v?*r do 1 have my children cniplaiu of being Mck, without having them ask in the pamc sen j teiice for I'nin Killer. ' . For acveial ye ars before Fbeeame acquaint- j vd with the l'ain Killer, 1 had suffered u great deal from nn afTectiuu in my throat, thought, j by suae physicians to be Li rone Litis, by other; | to be what ii called iliniatera' Sore Throat..j At one time it was eo severe thr.t l was oblig-! ed to give up preaching Wi'liin a few' months after I lpid become acquainted with i the Pain Killer, 1 had another attack from1 tlirtt distressing complaint. I tried iny new found medicine, nud, to iny aslunib^ment and delight, it produced a wonderfully soothing effect, In a shoit time !I was wholly relieved. Sinev that'time I Imve had a number of attacks of tlie. same nature, ao<l the Pain Killer has always afforded me relief. About one year shice, iny wife became subject to severe, snft'eiing from Khcnmatifm : our r- sortj as usual, was to' the Pain Killer, which, would always relieve her. I have not time now to .srty more, as 1 could with a hearty good will, and always have done, in fnnise of thp l'aiu Kille*". If i this hastily-written letter, in commendation of! Perry Davis' valuable medicine, will be of' | any service, you arc ut liberty to do with 'ilj | as you please. Very truly puura, "EIXJEK GAPY, Owntonnn, Minn., \ Jliitiounri/of (he A. JJ. Home Jlufhion Hooicttf. Muy 0,1870. 2? lm. i .Shaking and Ddiuiixu.?It is not nece.'itary I fo journey from >lie tropic# to in orJff | to oxprience nii?l 'extremes of Jient and colO. ' Thousands undergo nil the inconVciiieaces. of | this fheVmometricul chnngc every <b?y, or evej ry other Otiy, ns the case may be, .ivitiiout the 1 trouble of louving over tiie threshold, A woid wilji lhofe iuvoluntary blinkers. What are they doing Io expedite.their return to ii modhiui temperaturet?to break tha.chills and ; bullish the fevoi f Arctliey dosing them?elve* (with quinine, thereby imperiling the- ftoundntjuof' their bouea nud impairing tbu vigor ofj u-.tii Uiunig nny uei viius uyt-lt.111 I Ciumo \>l them are, no.doubt, butj. not ihe majority pf them, it is believed. The value of lltJaTe tier's t-'toimioh Bitters.ns a liai-mleta und.certain apecifib fof fever niul ngue is undeistood niul appreciated in all parts of tlia country were iulermitttents prevail. The residents of such localities begin to take it parly in the spring ' s a protection against miasma by winch tbey are surrounded; not all of them, perhaps, for it bHnd adherence to error is the spetialjty I of some people, but lltia pr?*ter number; " r If tliereis aqy fixed factiii.llwrapeutiea^ it isthir: that the Bitters are a fat* better safe guard against allrtt}? varieties 9f periodic maladies produoe4 Ity unwholesome exhalations 1 than any. drug or compound in ^tlic #materia : inedsQA of the .profession.'.This aaser-tkii; j? 1 ma'e^with all aue reopcct to the facility, but 1' qcjng fin important truth, itnd one that iteaMy 1 ffloricelns tfcift lveaUU of lsrge setllemctiU in ra*. 1 rioUR nnrtft nf .llia niiinln public at large, it i? made fenrlesaly. FironB l ninpj-e mii'npeAeliabJifr; iA?ti??py, uV i defies d'tproy^,. >?c 4v.> , u 0 J. > To-break up cliU's ami Taveia, n^ weU-jft-l '-ta Y prevent.tliem, there is nothing bo reliable at r ktlu'a wholcidras'VSg5^T/I^r*(?totBTfiir'* 1. ^<$MBSJAI [. VC A^t&bhobn Pact -There ia flim I dUytta In 'which ptirgatire metlicfn>? are,*iot r b86 required, nnd inuelj suffiijingi&rigki , ie nrevtnt were thfcy ranr? ^iiOMi^ilisbaaea'irbich might OWES E? 11 timely use of Catb*rtio Medicine. [ Fsrthw (>u^no?o D*. Tntt'a Vegetsbte-Mrei Plllt lira cottfidenilir liuuunmaadutt^ Umil ^a> J - . t u:**&&''Jmo i&JSS > ' "Tim- WA?T^* ^ J . '& ^ % ? ? iu > i? . . < v, < Tho German sin m, ELEGANT and NON-EXPLOSIVE, -A-X-iSO, , mm\m am paper Slia-des, For Palo by FAEKER & LEE. May 20, 1S70. -1, tf Plialon'sA italia for tlicllair, j fl a AliL'S Sicilian Hair Uoncwcr, B I W r?tif rrnnwn'v'c li..;,. I _a .JL - - .?- i j w aj.UH Aivotuivr. Oyer's Ifair Yiinn-, j' (Mmlinnt's Coco ('renin for the Hair, >i Lninl's- IMooni of Youth, Honey, (?iyeerin< anil other Soaps.I At i PAItKER & LEE'S. !; ; Mny 20, 1S70, Ltf |; (Hljlotral i)ni>vatc,' (The new Anodyne,) TnrYnnl's Seltzer Aperient, llcisUill's Letter Ointment, Whenton's Itcli Ointment, Scotch Itch Ointment, A I-SO, Lightning Fly Killer, Thermometers, L'utty 'Knives, Spectacles, Ac., at Jf A-Kli-UK. CC .L-EiTS. . May 20, 1ST0, I, if * i ROBERT WOOD & CO., I'll FLA DELPHI A ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS. i / \ AUDTSTn and Cemetery n<lornincnl8. Cast, | \J( Wrought lion nuil Wire. UiiilingH, Fountains, Vasct>, Yrrtuidua, Settees, Arbors, Chairs, : Summer Houses, IRON STAIRS: Spiral and straight, in every variety of patt. rns. New au J iinprovi-d .styleB of liny Hacks .Mangers, Stable l'ixturee, Stall Divisions, ?fce. PATKNT WIIIE AVOllK. Railings, Store Fnonts, Door and Window . (iuurds, Farm Fencing, ATf, * BRONZE WORK. i IT? . ...? T? 1 -?!il- 1 ui< uig uiwj up uur 1'uunury Willi special reference to above class of work, we are now prepared to fill with prorriptiie-"* all orders* for Uion/c Castings of Statuary, -colossal, heroic, and life size. orxamexTal inox goods. The largest assortment to be found in the United States, ul! of which are executed with tho cxprisfl view of pleading the taste, while ilio.y combine nil tlie"pe?piieit?^)f beauty and qub*tantial eonetruction. Purchasers may rely on having all artiel s carefully boxed and shipped to the place of destination. Designs wili be scat to those who wish to make a selection. May 2o, 1870. 1?fan. ON CURLTAIL CREEK, , 1 ARE now in thorough repair for 1 grinding'Wheat and Corn, with . an abiftidanco of water, and good .7 roads? Send in your grain if you want EXT It A FINE family flour and . good meal. II. W. COLE, ALillcr. May 20, 1976. 4-tf. JtifilE , Flftiir V V mm AVUA J mm lbs. m&m, 1000 Bushels Prime Seel Oats, MACKEREL LARD, CHEE5E OSNABURGS, Linseys, Hardware, Boots, Shoes, &c.,' &c. Norwood; DuPre & Oo. [' Trin. 7TlBT0V3^r-tf L m \ . A FEW BUSHELS Pure Boyd Prolific AJJOPEELER COTTOK SEED; . ' ,!? V ' "Call and seo samples . of Seed an Lint. ... * , Trowbridge & o> - . Apni^aam 4y4-tf ;, .;. ^ ; __? . . _i._ j.-i?? .... + !??l , 3% .'s&KWiz ^ ' ' n^ajtcr^ tli^^to^XA^|cenTper oofiufo-wM bo.d'p :: ?)t-accounts (without exception)' due j ogfyi- i$69;{$y:x3,'i ..T'.W t |j ^Apr? 8,18-0, wfaftta- vfaiS A^t :of German. | : tO Mnrch .25, 1870; 48-tf V. t . Vi.'.O.kl.iia tlAlfcl CONGAREE ION WOES Oolu^ubint Of. O. 101 MIDI, Proprietor. SUGAR CANE MILLS LIST OF PRICES, T Rollers 1-1 incites diameter ?S3,0i 1 " 12 " *7.j,0i ) " 10 " *05,01 2 " 11 " *05,0i 2 " 12 M ..' $50,0i 2 u 10 ? ?10,0< Above prices eoinpleto with frame Without frame $10,00 less on eacl -Mill. SEVENTY GALLON EOII ER.: 5=20,0 Delivered at the 1 vail road Depot iu Uiis city. Sloam Engines, lloilers, Cotton PrcsBfCJrist and Saw Mill Gearing of all kin< Lo oriler. Iron iintl lir?>R f!nsiiiirr? ?. a t ~ *hort notice and most reasauable terms. Gin Geaiing constantly on hand of tl following sizes. D feet wheel and pinion, $30.0 10 " " . " "...; "02.5 11 11 " " " -35.0 12 " " " "15.0 14 " " " " "50.0 Willi Bolt? $0 50. ISxtra for each sv Antifriction plates and Balls for Co ton Press $ l(i.00 and $12.00, per set. N. 13. Terms Cash on delivery, at 3 R. here. ' JOHN ENRIGHT, Ag't, Abbeville C. H. May 24,18t0, 4?If. FALL If A ill ? From and after thii late we will se.ll exclu sively for CasH?excep to fill engagements al ready made. Norwood, DnPre & Cc May G, 1870, 2?tf P P. TOALE * - ' . > * CHARLESTON, S. C. ^ . V. ' ^ Largest and mqst com-") Ilcto Manufactory of \ )oors, Sa?hos, Winds, JMouldings, '&c., "in tho | _ Southern States, ' j Printed Price List Defies Competilio m~ SEND POrt ONE. -6$a ' Sent free on Application. April 8,1870, 50?12n> STATE OF SOUTH CAROLS County of Abbeville. Court o Commoti Pleat*.... Will. TIill, late Ordinary, ppw Ju<lgo of Pr , bate.. I'lxictiv? .agfthi?t Hugli Simpson, Ih C. White, SuMtnOfth'^linpBon, Iceland auts. -Copy Summops for Belief. - To the Defendant' Hugh. Sisnjaon,; jJAdo ... Wlhte, SnMonah Sifrips6n': ' 4 \reVT OfO her<by summoned and reflulr j JL- .:.?<? answer the coifcjflfiiiH in: thru aoth which U ftt?d iath6 *>fT}eepf tMCfcHcd^ nson Fleas, for the said County, and to' servi P6Py yonr answer to the atid c<khpl*tnt( the-aofcscribcrs at their office, Abbeville Cot H6ua?r Lnw Range within twenty days af the eerviee hereof, exclusive of the day of au service; and if y^o fwl- to ?n?weT^Xb?'jCa ji,fot within lb* t+rte- rfforwftid,' tttr-fnirtn m Abaction-will;AppijU>. thfr Court 'fort rwtief detn?iiTOd*f*l Mie ioiji plaint. ' . *7Dated April 19. 1870. Tf?7,^> ..,.?P-W^f4nK^ Man ifi i*4n l*3r?r-r r%r-?- _"vrrx r J*+ ...,j ^ :L ^ .y4j, J? * ?& ip^ ~ v"a-';,;' J ? ^reryi man fedlrf sh?tol<l hayp ? bot,Utt p( "MfQor Colic Mixture?*it .? t?#^?tobt>gri? % PENNEY'ft DRU0 BTOIi*.?ad \ I tf&okte for $1.50< ' :r v March 2?, 1870, 48?If . . I *U> V< SPRING ANl ' too } Wc be# leave to tutuounco to th in Store, ami complete, and we can AB Prepared to offer fclicm better bari Our purchases have been made sin* 7 which enables us to soli them mucl CHEAI This season than ever. This is no we invite all persons to ' nil A1 Our store and the} MILLER & , Arc ottering their Friends and ( rm Ever before oflcrnd to the trade < 1 cfibrt - EV1 o Has been to serve our Friends as o and our aim this season shall be t' 0 hope we have already established. " TiriTtf 11: Purchasing elsewhere. Miller & TIIE LADIES will remember has charge of the Millinery Deparl where she will always be found re; style of DRESS, I1AT or BONIS Aprils, 1870, 50, tf o We have in Store and Q i* ins: all Goods in < v i ie- v jj Coffee, Suga ; tea, soap; st > Wfi llflVA r/srlnnoil flio n - r *??????. jf suit the From this date our Terms \ to prompt payers, and we intc these terms. Accounts will each month, and prompt payu I honor the order of any party ( the above. _ Trowbi .April zv, i?<u, l, U NORWOOD, D GrXtQC Gvaia and General ' Jvo. 3 White's Bloc - Deco 31, 1SG9, 3G, tf 9 great southern IMPROVEMENT IN' FENCING, f Saves its Cost in Land ^ saved, and Facility ui GREAT saving of timber can bo made * of anything that win not break of . ita dwn weight. A. rat may get. through f it and-a"squirrel may climb over but all ' other animals may sfay out. The wind * can not blow it down, needs very little' lepair, and tho timber ill last longer llian in any other known fence.' The subscriber t is Agent for Abbeville County and will Bell i rights for plantations and for towuihips. < Come up on Si?le Day and for further particulars in regard to. P.'-Davis'"-Improved * Patent Wire and ticket Fence, apply to ( n, J. W. THOMAS, a * " " A 1* A i t ;n" o n .Ageut ivuueviue, o. ( AtifiiO, ' ' 1 XjttS GfcEAT . : Fainily Knitting Macliine; Will; be exhibited at Mr. Brazeale's. This fnatfhhie speaks for itself, and is destined 4 to,revolutionise leasehold industry. ?. We O. do-uot wish to-abuse the time honored needles, but nlnstsay that even 'forV prdi-. ?d nary...nseuh?1r. day is' at an andfc This &*enP. ..?nd cheap invention knita every . . tiring-. Specimens of manufactured 'ar^clfts'eihibUod. Call a?d lie "For- font*-' i irt selves. .1-' . 2 J. W. THOMAS, Agenfe / w.! Abbeville, S.(|. ' ; IT - April StilJ - . rm&tri-tfaa, & w UUAHVIW w y y ^Yoo^kseHers & Stat^m#6r -' .. .The.largest and best .feioplt ^ i ifclAo orty of Schd&i&fhvff/&ffl * v?* :iTf -Hp?? Apriiyi?^^to t SUMMER OS o public Hint our stock i* ik>w IteullK.i ..lilt IKillll U VfUl VII3VVI11V1 V.tlltW \VU E jaina than avo liavo ever done. :o the great, dcclino in Good?, PER humbug; and to be convinced, r t will admit that ROBERTSON Customers greater inducements [ ftt uv >f W.oville and vicinity. Our SIR . ' well as thoy could do anywhere, o maintain the reputation we Call anil examine 5BE Robertson. that MllS. LYTIIGOE stil tment, at Miller <fc Robertson's, uly to fit them out in the latest LET. are constantly receiv onr line, such as v, Candles ARCH, RICE. rice of all goods to times, ,t;ii Vw? nflctr ?? 4-1,:,.*? a?? taii uu v/xxun| ui mil ujr uajo >nd to adhere STRIC.iLY to be presented at the ?tod of lent Required. We will not who does noi compljr with r ? tm ' t f* ridge & Co. nPRE& cw~ Provision Msrelants k Abbeville, 8. 0. v. ' NOTICE i ' vfc. To Teachers. ' " / ;?4^1 1? . {' PUBLIC notico is hereby given that the'-'County Board of ]&xuniners" for School Toadbers for Aijjovillo County, will oxamine sill TOfflfr. 'hall apply ?> th6m on and tfffor !Gth of April instant. . fc f nn / ? li Ai>J liri ? I rr\?%r At/iihA vwvwiwo ill aww V u ,V he State unless they shall pj?9 e?aBp^""Vuation and receive ' certificates ot J-? purification. . ./ ' ]i ' , ?J } Those wishing to be examined will | V ipply immediately, as their pay mayy lato from said examination. . V Tho Board will sit at .AbboviUa Donrt Ilonae.' Notice is also given that tho bouplariea of tho several Townships in this County will bo adopted fts /the t>oundarics of tho School Districts'' ^ . Cb&irtatea'- Bc^^; f April 22 1870, 52?3m / u nntifw niwitft umuyuHina. Opium, Q'tiroioi, SqkJ?, Salt*, GiDger,Sp^Ql,^?{^rff^4g( /wtof: Oil, S * ? Cirhptm?, ' Ha?other kinds of Powderf^FlIK jtad_Ti5<h Mgjgptto ^uoo @ 11 IfflEvlJlffi t WftHB'UI m 111?} M':\ ' ?r ' i' -^.rAVrtV V|f .* v 0. A. POVQgtAS. 1 March ?5, 1870, 48?12n; ~ ' .\ 4-'? % ' *> 1