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v ^ .. ,, V, \ GREEHWOOL, ? ? ' DEALERS IN hex Hardware, Groceries, HATS AND CAPS, Shoes, Queen's Ware, OXjA.SS wahu, Steady-Hade Clothing iFiivnisIjing QBooDs PLOWS, IRON & STEEL A ND in fnnt. 1?1 Atfnrvfliinff in li, R" 7 ~ ~ jr wv w found iu a well-stoclced, genera store. Patronage desired on a basi of valuo received. Motto, 4iLov prices and fair doaling." Liberal ad vances, on shipments to our friends. Feb. IS, 1870, 43?tf SEW" ORLEANS SYRUP FLORIDA SYRUP. Refining Syrup, different grades BEST WATERMELON, WHITE DRIP SYRUP, WALLER & BROTHER. February 18, 1S70, 43?tf Gw Mountain Asttaa Cure To 4 l\ A A A* t. ? 4.V7 l-uo WVi31? I VH1UUJ' iur ikdllllliu CVU1' discovered. I liavo a supply now, and if you are a sufferer l'rom this distressing disease, call aud get a box and bo relieved..For sale by W. T. PENNEY. Price ?2.00 a box. April 1, 1870, ^9?tf r r LADIES SHOES! WHITE BROTHERS would dir?ot Bpccial attcution to their stock or'jjiulics' Shoos. They would kocp tho-public constantly in mind of their Ladies hand-sewed shoes. For durability tlie^e goods are superior to any others. The material cut of which thfey ore manufactured is .the very bedt, and the fact of their being mode bjrhand adds fifty per cent, to their valiie. We are anxious tointroduoe those shoes largely, and we will guarantee every pair. Thoy arc as cheap- as machine sowed shoes, and we can recommend "them with great confidence. Give them a trial. WHIT? BROTHERS. April 1-5, 1870, 51?If BraiM's Female Replator, . AND Uterine Catholicon, arc to bo had, at - PABKEE & LEE'S. May 13, 1870, 3?tf , ??i I - i . spsms limits, Evans Thumb Lancets, HYPODERMIC SYRINGES, Lewis' Improved Elastic Syringes. . atpARXER & LEE'S. Hay 13, 1870, 3?If lee! Ice!! Ice!!! VI'TTV. BnTiinnlutii V?OO inol- M/vnsvinAsl / wmm rn~ vwwvktvvt WUO J HOO 1 VVUiYUU J[ seven tons of ice, whioh be is prepared to soli at moderate prices. Taken in largo quantities it may bo obtained at reduced rates. Call and V JOHN KNOX. Hay 18,1870. 3?tf. w-?jJ*?7 : ? J. & Oulmers it Co., H4v? Mi Store a larg? Block of CHIP'S CARRIAGES Marct^ 25, 1870, 48?'If PREsiltWG SOLUTION Tntt'B Gdldon Eagle Bittere ?3SHHKgj pJlBXEB ft LEE, K?y 13,1870, &?Q; ., , ? At' ,tK6 Furniture Store * iMBB LOT MOULDING, ' ? : WAVe ft*? , Fi?? electipon of ftames, & , -it H >1 . - . 'S ^vs^sncfjBUkj^ vrvx SNrt'fV sAO^ Vr. ' - .ir ?t/5 lit'1 EsgnW : %g ' * ? ^ .M ' *' j f ?r> i 1 i * . urgaaljiatlon of the Militia. i Tho correspondent of tho Chnrlcston Republican writes oflicinlly ns follow* : Thoro will bo two divisions of the ?\ilitia. Tho 1st and 2d Congrcnsion? ' U'Ul nntiafiltitn fKa lUl* wu"'?,","v v"u iOV| sionaP* ^o 3l*' and -4th Congrosh divif,ionslrlct8 Wl11 wnsti,tuto tho 2d ' will bo BuT&e?0!1 grcssionat District* Fiust Co**l?"? : Horry County, ? ,S ICT' town County, 5 Couuty, 3 companies; 5th1'. ."',IOfn 2d brigado. v*r,mont> Chestorfield County, 3 comPs:C8. Lancaster County, 3 companies; ' boro County, 4 companies; 6th re^ y ruenfc, 2d brigade. Sumter County, 4 companies; Clarendon County, 3 companies; Jvcr> shaw County, 3 companies; 7th regiment, 2d brigade. "Williamsburg County, 5 companies; Darlington County, 5 companies; 8th regiment, 2d brigade. j Skco'nd Conohkssion at< District. ?Charleston County, 10 companies; 0 ist regiment, 1st brigade: 1 Beaufort County, JO companies; 3d s regiment, 1st brigade. r Barnwell County, 5 companies; - Colleton County, 5 companies; 4lh regiment, 1st brigade. Tinni) Congressional District.? Richland County, 10 companies; 2d regiment, 3d brigade. Edgefield County, 10 companies; 9tli regiment, 3d brigade. Orongeburg-County, 4 companies; Lexington County, 2 companies; Newberry County, 4 companies ; 10th ' regiment, 3d brigade. Anderson County, 4 companies; Abbeville County, G companies; 11th regiment, 3d brigade. Fourth Congressional District. ?Oconee Count.v. 3 pnmnnniAo J 1 ? , 1 IWens County, 3 companies; Greenville County, 4 companies; 12th regiment. 4th brigade. J/aurens County, 4 companies; Union County, 3 companies; Spartanburg County, 3 companies; 13th regiment, 4th brigade. Chester County, 4 companies; Fairfield County, 3 companies; York County, 3companies; 11th regiment, 4th brigade: Tho fallowing field officers have been commissioned by his Excellency | the Governor: , Beaufort County.?Pierco L. Wiggins, colonel; Robert Smalls, licutcn iniL-cuionci; juumunu f. JUnglish, ma- ' jor; L. S. Langlcy, adjutant; Alfred J Williams, quartermaster j 3d regiment , lBt brigade, 1st division. i Charleston County.?"W. J. Whip- 1 per, brigadier-general, 1st brigade, 1st ! division. , Wm. N. Taft, oolonel 1st rogiment, i 1st brigade, 1st division. < Riouland County.?Wm. B. Nash, colonel, 2d regiment, 1st brigado, 1st J division. ' Neagle Rifles.?W. J. Thomas, cap- < tain; Kobt. Cooper, first lieutenant; Theodore Ingles, socond lieutenant, company A, 2d regiment, 1st brigado, 1st division. * ' I JiUiott Guards.?Jacob Thompson, ] [captain; Hcnr}' Daniels, 1st lieutenant; Jno. II. Pickett, second lieutcn < ant, c^ipany B, 2d regiment, 1st ? brip" v,, 1st division. j-.jueville County.? Enoch L. ] Mann, colonel 5th regiment, 2d brig- \ ade, 2d division. Colleton.?Win. A. Norland, lieu- 1 ienant-coloncl, 4th regiment, 1st brig- ' ado, 1st-division. Staff Appointments.?M. R. Dclany, lieutenant-colonel, aide-de-camp; i George P. Mclntyrc, lieutenant-colo- 1 no!, aide-de-camp; Jno. A. Green, * captain on special service. Appointments by thkGovernor. ?jj. ju. i>ukc8 ami it, .Lcsesne, 1 Trial Justices, Williamsburg County; 1 Jos. Littlcjohn, Trial Justice, Union County; Geo. F. Mclntyre, Trial 1 Justice, Colleton; W. J. Bruce, Trial 1 Justice, Clarendon. ' Important Decision.?At tlio recent term of the Court of Genei-al Sessions of this county, a decision of Home importance waa renderod by his Honor Judge Orr. A warrant for bastardv, some time ago, had been roferrcd for trial to Warren D. Wilkes Esq , magistrate. The defendant, by 1 liin ntt/u-iiAr T "P Pno<l lOon fllnd 'J , n plea to the jurisdiction of the court. The magistrate was disposed to sustain the plea to the jurisdiction, but over-rnlcd il, in ordor that the case might bo sent up on appeal to the Circuit Court. On Monday5 last, the whole case was fully argued by Mr. Reed for tho defendant, and Solicitor Perry ou behalf of the State. After consideration, Judge Orr decided to sustain tho plea to the jurisdiction, i and held that, under the present state of the law, neither magistrates nor trial justices have the right to try caseB of bastardy. His Honor distinct1 Tr otn^A/1 4 V* a 4- lit A In nf A J OU4VVU HiJOU KUO iatT lUl^UOlUg ft penalty for bastardy was not repealed, and. reserved to himaertf tbo right to decide, upon a coso presented, whetb' er the Court oi Sessions did have the right to try such offence. Wo drew , the inference' tbflt iber ?oin^fc .'of Sessions would take cognizance of bastardy.?Anderson InlelXlgtAott. A Flood Coming,?-The Mobile 1leg. * itler paints thin glowing picture: "JVe are at the beginning of a flood-tide of a yast white immigration from .En* mt. i. _ - J .? rujjw. x lie gram oubmesB is overuone in the "West and in California. There . are no further .temptations to moneymaking in these regions, find to-day ' the South offer* the most tempting .. field for Aw Settlers of laborers ana ' fcrtieans and capitaliate:in.:the known world. The whole oivilifeed. world is r waking up to 4 corisotdusndss of this fiaoty and those of ns who live five yeirs longer will be amazed at the re, suits of, cAofqrjftffK&t) af*^opff?. tinh ." * f_" S.AI- 'A W fetyjift) l~>tO j Cr. A. S. Wallao? jwaa *lro*a lib * onfiatofday ag ft in ember of Congress r frcin ftrd FouHlTSoutK Carolina Hi ifi; [ ~ ' Y ; : K ' i'wfytii y* r % . y v. - * gA840WlftgQm Timo tfcfcta the Hortts of nil Thingp.1 FOR THIRTY TEARS! . Perry Davis' PaJji Killer, HAS been tested in every variety of cli mate, and almost every nation known to Americans. . It is the Almost constant companion and inestimable friend of the miaeioDary and the traveller," on sea and land, and no one should travel on our Lakes or Rivers without it. It in a speedy and safe remedy for barns, < \alds, cuta, bruises, wounds and various other nnS'*"8' as well as for dysentery, diarrbooa, xwel complaints generally, and is admira- ] y * d for every race of men on the face of 1 l ?o g o t. . t this period there are but few * \; i W i th the merits of the Pain Kill- J know but littiy??.cxtolit M * Hniment, they when taken iuU^ ?.. W ^ tcrnnlly with gre i<J' w,11,c. 7"er8 U8? lt }? ignorant of its henlitH"?3;-^1 .ar0 externally. We thertir,rtU?3. yhen a';i),U* thut it is equally succes^^ V? J? I ternally or externally, and-,.lfinfo to day un- 1 rivalled by all llic great catv #f Family , Medicines. It is sufficient evit1|C0 cf jt8 * tues as a standard mediciue, to ?. that it is now used in all parte of the wort*. an<j that iu sale is constantly increasing. N? CUraiive agent lias bad such wide-spread sale s ?jVCI1 bucli universal satisfaction. It is a pure, y 1 etable compound, aud perfectly safe, eve jH I unskillful bands. UTS?" Directions accompany each bottu < Price 25 cts , 60 cts. and Si per Bottle. Sold by all Medicine Dealers. June 3, 1870, 0?In: The Living Machine.?Injure the main spring of u watch and every poruon of the works becomes disordered. The human stomach is to the human system what that elastic piece of metal is. to & chrouornetcr. It influences the action of tbe other organs, and controls, to a certain extent, the whole living machine. The comparison may be carried further; for as the weakness or other imperfections of tbe main spring is indicated on the face of tbe time-pieco so also is the weakness or other disorder of the stomach betrayed by tho face ?f iho invalid : The complexion is sallow or faded, the eyes are . i...? 1 ?' * uDiikicut iu lustre t&iiu intelligence, and more is a worn, anxious txprcssion in the whole oouutennuce which tell as plainly as written words could do, that the great nonri thing organ whose oi&ce it is to minister to tho wauts of the body, and to sustain und renew all its parte, ' is not performing its duty. It requires .renovating and regulating, and to accomplish this end llostettei s Stomach liitters may be truly Baid to be the one thing needful. The broken " main spring of a watch may be replaced by a ' new one, but the elomnch can only be repaired ?ud strengthened, and this is one of the olyects 1 of the famous vegetable restorative which Tor ( .ighteeu years has been waging a successful contest with dyspepsia in all climates. As a specific for indigeation it stands alone. When the resources of the phnrmacopwia have been exhausted, without, at beet, doing more than mitigating the complaint; a course of this j wholesome and palatable, yet powerful, slom- I ichio effect* a cerfectand permanent coro. Id ill cases of dyspepsia the liver is more or less disordered. and ui>on this iinnortant. viand n* - well as upon, the stomauh oud bowels, the Bittors act wit tk lingular distinctness, regulating J and reiuvigoratiDg every eeoretive aua aeeicuilatiug organ on which bodily and mental health depend. June 3, 18T0, fl?lm j A Studbouw Fact-There ie scarcely any , disease ill wliioh purgative medicines are not , more or lees required, and much euittO'ing might ! be prevent were they nipre generally used* ' No person can fee) wpll while a costive babbit I of body prevails; beside, it qooi> generates se- ) jiouH diseases which might have beeo avoid- , ad by a timely use of Cathartic Medicine?. For this purpose Dr. Tutt's Vegetable Liver . Pills are confidently recommended? they arc nild, safe, prompt and uniform in their action, rhev contain no Mtreurv. Persons mav ?nt ind 'driuk as usual, and tUcy nay be taken at my time. May 27, 1870. 6?2t . m "To tell oub own SlCnETO 19 follt. to DlrcixiK those or others it Teeaciikuy to keep to ourselves the knowledge of tbo good eft'ects at Sumter Bitters is an injustice to Uie afflicted. < - Count lhe Cost.?A daj-'s ride almost any part of our country, will show more than ono practical.illustra- ] tion of the parable of tho man who ( commenced to build his castle without , counting tho cost. Men often leave , out of their calculations such little matters as doors, blinds, Bashes, mould mgB, <3cc., ana in tne cna find no comfort in tho house which thoy have built. JRomember, thorefore, before building, to write to P. P. Toale, Charleston, S. C., the larges't manufacturer of doors, &o,in the Southern Stales, for an estimate of the cost of finishing. lm LATEST QUOTAXIONS OF SOUTHERN SECURITIES, IN CHARLESTON, S. C., Corrected Weekly by A. 0. KAUFMAN, Bro !?. OK T>- 1 1 ??w f Atv* AV iJivuu r # May 27, 1870. State Secubities.?South Carolina, old,90 a ?; do new,?^a80; do, regisl'd stuck, ex iut ?a80. City Bkovrttiks?Angasta, Go. Bonds, ?a 8C; Charleston, S. 0. Stook, (ex qr int> ?a ,62 ; do. Fire Loan Bonds,?al6 ; Columbia} 8. C. Bonds, ?a70. Railroad Bonds.?Blue Ridge, (first mortgage)?a60: Charleston and Savannah, ?a70; Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta,?a8V; Cheraw and JDarlington,?.a88; Gfeentillo and Columbia, (first ,mort)80a?; do. State guarantee, C8a? ; Northeastern, 88a?? ; Savannah and Charleston, 1st mort. ?n80; do. State guarantee, ?a76"; South CaroHmr, ? a78; do, 73 ; Spartanburg and Union.?^60. , Railuoad SrtJcXs?Charlotte Colombia and Augusta, ?nfiO Greenville tfnd Columbia, 2a ?; Northeasteri/, alQr; Savannah and Charleston, ?a86; South Carolina, whole shares ?a46; do, half do ?fkt9. Exchange, Ac?New York Sight, 1 off par; Hold, 1UU114}.; Silver, 104a10*. bouth caboluia bake bills. Bank of Cbarleaton .... Bank 'of Newb?rrj..... a? Bank of Camden... SO*?. Bank of Georgetown. 7a? Ba*k of South Carolina 10a? Bank pf qh?tor,., Bfrr Bank of (Hamburg. 8a? Baiik ot Statfe of 8. C. prior to 1801......tQa?\ Bank of State of 8/0. inut 1861 ?md '62 40a PlaoWnf and Medbanioe Bank of ? Cbar)efton a< Paople'j Back of Charleatoo...... a. ' "union tf&ujt of Cbariettoft*., 4 * ?? rMjj1 i1 Spathwestern R ft Bank of Cbtrleatoif, Soultbw?si?ni ft ft PMlk oir civivrtbK' '.v: HW I ">*" SUV> BmIiW rr; .to*=^ ; City \A, ^ Biay> in; 11,; i : * "f Abbeville Prices Current OOMUKTBU WkBKLt. BAOOIKG?Ounny?per yard.... a 30 DALE HOPE?Hetop, per II) a. Manilla, per lb. 80 a 3ft BACON?Hams, per lb. 25 a 27 Bliouldera, por lb IT a 18 Bidet, per lb 10 Ja 21 BLUE STONE, per lb 18 a * BEEF?per Jb. 8 a 1? BUrTElt?Couutry, per lb 20 a 25 nnirifitvs >%<>, i,??a vn n :<n CALICO?per yard 10 a, 12i COPPERAS?per lb 6 a 1<> CORN, per bushel 1 7oa' 80 COKN MEAL. per bushel 1 76ul BO CANDLES?Tallow?per lb 20a Adainantino, per lb.... 25a 30 COFFEE?Rio, per lb . 28a 83 Lngnyra, per lb 28a 8u Java, per lb 35a 40 COTTON YARN, per bunch 2 26a2 50 DO.MESTICS-4-4 por yard 15a 10 7-8 ? 13a 14 8^1 '* 12a 13 EGQS, por dozen 16a 25 FLOUR, per bbl 7 60al200 GUNPOWDER, per lb 40a 60 UON TIES, per lb 10a 11 HON?English refined, por pound, a 9 Swedes. 9a. 10 Band 1? Hoop a 1Plow Steel a 15 Potwar* a 10 L.ARD. per lb 23a 26 ..U AIDER?Wide Bourds, per ft a200C Scantling, per M ft a2()C0 JO LASSES?Cuba, p?r gal 60a 75 West India, per gal... 50a 75 Now Orleans, per gal. .1 OOal 26 IIACKEREL?per half barrel 9 00al200 per Kit 3 00o4 00 il ADDER?por lb a 26 'JAILS, per keg a7 00 OATS, par bushel 1 15al25 JNIONS, per bushel a'3 6t\ JIL?Kerosene, per ftal 76a 80 Linseed, boiled 1 40al 40 Lingced, 1 40al 4u Tanner's Straits I 60a 6l) POTATOES?Irish, per bushel 2 0oa2 6o Sweet, " .... 00 PAINTSw While Lead, per lb * RICE, p* lb a 10 SALT, pel sack.. ... .... .8 OOafl 26 SHINGLKfc, ,)cr iooo aG 00 SHOT, per K .... 18a 20 SUGAR?Pulverized, per lb ft 22 Crusted, per lb. 20a 22 A.nerib... a 17 C. kxtrit per lb 14a 10 Brown, vr lb 18a ^6 SPECIE?Gold ..... a 4a Silver....4. . n 10 SPIRIT?Com Whiskey, per gal 2 00n2 50 French Brandy... 6 00al050 Rye WhisVey ,2?>0aJ> 00 Holland Gin. .....4 00?8 00 or w? *ui ? !, Q1 00 rEA?Hyson, per lb , 1 60a2 00 Imperial, par lb 1 OOal 22 Ulsiek, per lb 1 OOal 25 r ALLOW, p.er lb...... 12$a 16 VINEGAR?Cider, per gal. . 6<>a 76 VAttNISIIEd?Coach body, per gal 0 5)a6 001 Copnl, per gal.... 3 a50 WHEAT, por bushel I 60al 76 Of Settlement. Estate of B- P. Hoito, Mi Ar ijnaaj soiticmont of tho Estate of B. P. JLugbes, dee'd, will to inndo in tho office of tho Judge of Probate for Abbevillo Connty oil Friiay tho first day of July next. Should any claims against sani estate bo as yet unpaid, it is requested that the samo will' be presented to the subscriber on or before that day, as afterwards tlicy will take no notice of sucb,. but will ask" for Letters n? ?. ' ^ LusmisBory iromtne court oi" XJrobato. JOHN T. LYON Administrator. May 27, 1870, 5?tf NOTICE. 5 ' ALL persons indebted to ns for tho year 18G9, aro earnestly requested to settle ; interest at tho rate' of ?no per cent., per month will bo charged on all accounts duo let las January. . &TTARLES. pmw A rn Kay 27, 1870, 6?tf 151V AM AH VALLEY RAILROAD. - ' A CONVENTION of tho stockholders of the Savannah Valley Kailroud Company, will be held at Abbeville C. It., on Wednesday the 8th day of June next. It is urgently requested that all the Stock bo represented,'either in person or by proxy; as business of vital im portance will be considered by the meeung. Let the working friends of ^h< Road take especial care to have ai the Stock in their respective vicinitiei represented. ,, . . iJy order of the President, WM, A. GItiES, Secretary and Treasurer. Hay .27, 1870, 8?2b / IS MB o > ?? V" I Opium, Morphine, Quinine, Sod*, Suit* Ginger, Spicb, Pepper, Clove*, Castor Oi Bwfcet yif, Aaafoetida, Camphor, Mu< tanfc Liniment. Sai^ford'a Lirer IpvUK rtodr^C^toXyon*. KitbftUon, S Sepdfe; Soa??, PerfanJeriw, YeM* Powdar Guile Powder*, SeidHtx Pdwtkn, tod ? alhw kinds of Powder*, PtQ% and. Tine tures, Ointment Salve? , W/T. FENNEY'S ' March 25,1870, 48?^tf <. i?tf ithe Farnltnra fetortfr' L&iicefontes Ptete <????? I ^rrf^-^HTT otlITot'S" f\to mpidXniwi ? March 25, 1870, ' ' , ff-1>. i ? -1"" " t t sWr.t The German rnrnn lip, ELEGANT and NON-EXPLOSIVE, ALSO, PORCELAIN AND PAPER ?naaes9 For sulo by PARKER & LEE. ' May 20, 1870, 4, tf " ' Plialon'sVitalia for thcllair, HALL'S Sicilin.ii Hair Renowcr, Montgomery's llair Restorer, Ayer's Hair Vigor, Chalfant's Coco Cream for tho llair, Laird's Bloom of Youth, llonoy, Glyccriuc and othor Soaps, At PARKER & LEE'S. May 20^ 1870, 4, tf * CI)loval ^gbvatc,',' (Tho new Anodyne,) Tarrant's Seltzer Aporicnt, IlciskiU's Letter Ointment, Whcaton's Itch Ointment, Scotch Itch Ointment, ALSO, Lightning Fly Killtjr, Thermometers, Putty Knives, Spectacles, &c., at P A PTTRB Jtr T/TCT'S May 20,1870,4, tf ROBERT WOOD & CO., PHILADELPHIA ORNAMENTAL IRON fOBKS. GARDEN and Cemetery adornments, Ca?t, Wrought Iron aud Wire Railings, Fouutuius, Vases, Verandas, Settees, Arbors, Chairs, Summer Houses, . IRON STAIRS: Spiral and straight, in every variety of patterns. New and improved styles of HayJKacks Mangers, Btable Fixtures, Stall Divisions, do. PA-TENT WIRE WORK. R<ulingg, Store Fronts, Door and "Window Guard*, Farm 'Fencing, Ac. BRONZE WORK. Having fitted up our Foundry with special reference to above class of work, we are now prepared to fill with promptness all orders for Bronze Castings of Statuary, colossal, beroic, and life size. ORNAMENTAL IRON GOODS. The largest assortment to bo found in the United Btates, all of which are executed with the express view of pleasing the taste, while they combine all the requisites of beauty and substantial construction. Purchasers may rely on hnving all articl carefully bpxed and shipped to the place of destination. I)csigns wili ba Bent to those who wish to make a selection; 1 May $0, 1870. 4?Cm. mntuiiM Mine UlilllMlUU 13 UIILiLity ON CUELTATL CREEK, ABE now in thorough repaid for grinding Wheat and Corn, with an abundanco of water, and good roads. Sond in your grain if you want EXTRA. FINE family flour and good meal. H. W. COLE, . ' Miller. May 20, 1970. 4?tf. CUSHINGS & BAILEY, Booksellers & Stationers, No. 262 Baltimore St., Opposite Hanover, BAIffX3ksbB.3D. The largest and best assorted stock in tho city of School, Law, Medical, Dental, Classical & Mis cellaneous Books. 1 tef. General Bank and Counting , _ House Stationary of all kinds. , Blank 1500X8 raade to Urdei* in any Style of Binding and Haling. > April 1, 49?3m [Established 1811 i NOTICE 3 . . To Teachers. PUBLIC notice is' hereby giver that tho "County Board of Ex am In era" for School Teachers for Ab beyjllo County will examine all \rh< . shall apply to them on and after tb< 26th of April ins Van t. .,, Noteacners will receive' pay fron the. State nijless they shall pass exam , inafion and receive certificates o i -i? ?, JtUOHU ^IbUlUg W LH? OXUDilUBU Hfll h apply imrrudiaUly, as their, pay ma; . date from said examination. , The Board will Bit' at -AkbevilV U Court House.* (fc Notice i# also given that the bout darias. of the several Townehipa ,'ii this County will be adopted as th boundaries of the School ^Districts." ifel Chairman Board. i >ru g ; r-p Tlrr.MV .ftrfl.f f.riM MMl nnv - t t? J i dnUAdt - k , ^psaapr&n ~-f :tj ^*y &?tc I' I llin 'HI Will |f| III I J Ill CONGAREE j OolumtolAf - O. | JIN Willi, Proprietor. ? 5 r nir n a n n i l> n t i w n n Siu All \j\M MILLS, LIST OF PRICES, 3 Rollers 14 inches diamelor $>85,00 3 " 12 " $75,00 T 3 ? 10 " $05,00 2 " 14 " $G5,00 ^ 2 M 12 " $50,00 2 " 10 " * $10,00 Above prices coniplcto with framo. _ Without framo 810,00 less ou caeli Mill. RP.VRNTV ?ATT .(VKT "RflTT ER $20,00 j Delivered at the Railroad Depot io ( this city. ^ Stoam Engines, Boilers, Cotton Presses, Grist and Saw Mill' Gearing of all kinds to order. Iron and Brass Casting.*, on short notice and most reasanahle terms. r Giu Gearing constantly on hand of the following sizes. } 0 feet wheel and pinion, 830.00 10 u " ? ? **32.50 11 "? ? 44 * M "35.00 13 ? ? ? ? "45.00 14 u M u " "50.09 Wiih Bolt# 80 50. Extra for each set. Antifriction plates and Balla for Cotton Press ?10.00 and 812.00, per set. N. B. Terms Cash on delivery, at R. J R. here. JOHN ENRIGHT, Ag't, Abbeville 0. H. May 24,1870, 4-*tf. FALL 18 Ml I From and after this date we will sell exclusively for Cash?except to fill engagements already made. Norwood, DuPre. & Co May 6, 1870, 2?tf . P P TAAT.P. CHARLESTON* S. 0, " ' " > \ f -Largest and most com- "I I nlofn Hfonnfnntnrxr nf I 1/IVfcV AIAMUUAMVVV1 r S?~ - Doors, Sashes, Blinds, -?a Mouldings, &c., in the i ( Southern States. . J Printed Prict Litt Defies Competition. ? .M&~ SEND FOR ONE. -?a Sent free on application. J April 8,1870, BO?12m 1 ; STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA I I ' . . . .. . ^ ' < Coui^ty of AJbbevlUe. * Court o Common Pleas. . Wm. Hill, Ute 0r4h>?ty, now Jodgo o-fProbate, Plaimtipv ftgainit Hugh simpson, Jane 7 0. White, 8u*annth Simpson, DelindaoU.? flrtiiv Hr.mmnni fdf R?lipt 0 To the Defendants Hugh Simpeou, Jane C. White, SfcuaaOah Simpson [ ~\T6u ' hereby ?*latooued' and required n i to unrtr the oomplsint in this action, ? wlMoh U filed in the dfiesof the CieHcof Com" utt -Fleas, for the saldConnty, and to serve a oopy, of yew aMt?r to the said ?ota plaint on *ba DQbeorlbora at their offiaa, Abbeville Court House, Law Range vitbin twenty day* after IM laerrfoo hereof exehutra of the day of saeh i U?viW; and if you fail the eomplaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff - A?rU * 1?AHKEB, r ; Bainiiffa Attordey, | . May 18, 1870,8. 6t , smsm. .jkjJOIWiita S 55?sS?fei^5?l?Jrsa y.^Miroh in, _,.v * .9 J ' iTILL GREiT ENOCH N ?-=ec/?V rfTR AUM tinttr a(V>\m! ^ f# 4a Prtf.K Kn mm# ? ? "w'? viiuiiu^ w vaou uu TT way of Belling goods low. Tl mr stock reduced. Wo are soiling La 11C80 cloths, Grenadines, &c., for 12&, >0c. Wo havo a nico lino of Jaconets Iain and striped ; which wo aro scllin nd S.ummor Cassiineros, for 75cts., $1 Ve aro selling all of our Gonts and Ik :c., at full}* 25 cts, lower, and every t TO van Wo havo extended ouv inducoments ;ive a splendid assortment of Alillinc vc?y week from New York, which h rjccs, and our pricos havo been rcduc an please in pr:ce stylo and quality. rn WTinMTTK L\J I f IXV/lfX II IT. Wo arc Belling ovcrytliing in tho Gr Illy Sugars, Coffee,?all kinds of liar [and Saws, Drawing Knives, &c., Cr< ont, lower. Now is the time to buy May 27, 1870, 5-tf SPRING AN GOI We beg leave to announce to n Store, and complete, and we c; Al ?repared to offer tliem better bi Dur purchases have been made s vhich enables us to sell them mi CHEJ rhis season than ever. This is ] ive invite all persons to call I Our store and tl MILLER & A.re ottering their friends and TH Ever before offernd to the trad effort E\ Has been to serve our Friends j and our aim. this season shall bi liope we have already established BE! Purchasing elsewhere. Miller ( THE LADIES wiU rememt has charge of the Millinery Dep where she will always be found style of DRESS, HAT or BO] Aprils, 1870, 50, tf We nave in Store an ing all Goods in mnm, FLilig " nil Coffee, Sug TEA, SOAP, I We have reduced the suit tl fi ? ' r "? ' From this date our Term t.n nrnmnt. navAM. and we i these terms. Accounts wil each month, and prompt p? honor the order of any pa: the above* Trow April 29, 1870,1, tf NORWOOD, ] ; ox^.'0< firain and . fiitfrtl Ll*. No. 3 Rite's B Dece 31,1809,36, tf I i - i it i ?nf A JEW BTTSHEI^f Pure Bayd ^olific ' Call ao4p*e^^^:ot Se?t ? 1 fUM IEIS0N>S yora still greater inducements in |! j lio season is advanoing and wo want dies' Dress Goods?Mozambique^, Jap15, 20, 25, and 30, worth 25, 30, 40 and , Swisses, plain and drilled, Nansock-: g from 12} cts., np. Wo have Spring .00, $1.25, worth *1.00, $1.55, *1.50 >3'b Ileady-mado clothing, Hats, S!?Ocs, liing olso in proportion. luun. to tho Miliincry department, where wo ry Goods. Wo are securing supplies iavo been bought at greatly redne ed ed in.a much greater proportion. W? [AY CONGEES. ocery lino at still lower prices, cspecidwaro, Pocket Knives, Woeding llocs, >ckory of every kind at fully 25 per while wo are soiling low. ENOCH NELLON. D SUMMER 30S the public that our stock is now an assure our customers that wo RE lrgains than Ave have ever done, ince tiie great decline in Goods, nch IPER ao humbug; and to be convinced, lT. ley will admit that ROBERTSON I Customers greater* indticem$u|s IAN le of Abbeville and vicinity. Oar rER as well as they could do anywhere e to maintain the reputation wo L Call and examine rORE Sfc Robertson; er that MRS. LYTHGOE etil artment, at Miller & Robertson's, ready to fit them out in the latest N^NET. d are constantly receiv our line, such as Y SJM90]I, MSES, LMS, ;ar, Candles, ? STARCH, SICE. || price of all goods to le times. i ? ; IT"*?- ; _ : : : VI " b will be CASH* or thirty da^s ntend to adhere STRICTLY to 1 be presented at the empefc? lyment required. 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