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MKWrt tiUMMAItY.
Mn?l t;ih% l? io i?pnt n
M#lii|t Aeliool hi I'ulU It) utun Ivor
vin|t?
I'lurnit1* VofiMVnl nlio liUlnhvi) Ions
?r Mrtiw Imrirs in ono train H twcu !
llfOO (Mirfk l?t?l WOl'lt. I
A Hllr.on oC llnwkintvillo, (in , ?i?t-j
wiiiHCH it i'omn'1 liaiul toinli Mono lor
?alo.
Tli<ulom? NioYoiw* ijrnvn, til I.mh'hk.
tor, wts si row u Willi Mowers on IVto
ration ].>ny,
A couplo of chaim "belonging to
Jlcncdict Arnold woi'o iiM'omly n<hl
Jit 8. John, -N. 1)., lor caoh.
A Connecticut, paper feelingly re-|
marks: "When Closes ?t nj? ilios t??j
bother tiio* peoido of Kgyj>t hfehcudi
was level."
Tlio conductor on St. John's Church
epire, Savannah, was struck hy lightJiing
ou Thursday. Is'ohody hurt.
Tlio 'Jlcclhovcn musical festival at
V \' ...I. > - <
XMMV 1 III K, UI'WII L M'i'Ill lO please llie
critics. 11 is too big au nll'air for
them to handle.
McKarland, who is now i:i Chic ago,
naj-s bo was not insane when ho shot
L'ichardson, and lias never boon out
?.>!' his mind.
T.hc'successful romoval of (he obstructions
in tlio. Suez canal is again
announced.
Five oar loads of Chinamen passed
Cheyenne -on Monday night, on the
route to Alabama.
The Georgia Stale Lunatic Asylum
is crowded, and many unfortunate
applicants l'or admission are
turned away.
The .Red Stockings were beaten by
the At Ian tics in-New York on Tuesday,
in eleven innings, by a score of
S to 7.
1M\ Shell on Mackenzie is writing
a i.no 01 1 11:111 os JJiekons, to 110 prelixed
to a volutno ol' his uncollected
pieces, in prose and verse.
The Trustcrs of the Illinois Slate;
Industrial University liave volod to
admit female students as pooh as suit.ablcbuildings
can bo provided.
Jerome Napoleon IJonaparte died
in lialtimoro yesterday, nge sixty-live,
i I in mother-in-law, 3Lrs. Williams,
died, at the samo place, same day.
Ciencval afWicsly was favored ly
the Republicans of Delaware, in their
laio State Convention, indicating that
tliey havo a hotter knowledge of the
way to ,:peaeu" than many of their
party.
A woll-lcr.own young lad}* lecturer's
matrimonial engagement is announced
in these terms: A New Jersey
editor has prevailed 011 Mi>s Kate
Field to xlovote Jior.soJf exclusively
to cui taiu lectures.
At me loeoiiiovon centennial mammolli
concert, in New York, on Tuc.s<1:iy
afternoon, -Miss ICollogg ami tMrs.
JI o ward Paul were the lending celebrities
of song. The programme was
rich and varied, and llio occasion
V;ustly interesting.
The bill to reduce tbo army has
been signed by the President, and is
jrow a law. After July 1,1870, under
this act, the .standing army will
contain no ra'oro than 30,000 men.
Army ofllccrs cannot enter civil olliee
or remain in it without rebigujng
their military commissions.
David Dioltsun's irroaf. honk- mi
fanning now out. ISo Tanners library
complete without it. Bound in cloth,
extra, St. fclieep $1 ,.r)rt; half morocco,
&5. Orders received at this ollirc.
iiooil canvassing agents wanted.
J-'or terms apply at this oflico.
Universal amnosty was promised
to accompany universal negro (suffrage.
Tho negro part of the plm
hascomoto pasH, but only eight radicals
could bo persuaded in the House
of Representative, on .Monday last,
to yoto fijr einancipating whito men.'
Well, to fjuoto lied Cloud's noto on
the situation : "Tho Groat Spirit will
judge tli Jso things hereafter."?(Jcnstilutionalist,
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COMMENfiF.MF.MT TW niTC wttqt
Examination.
Tlio "Examinations hi Krskino College,
and In tlio Due Weft Female College, will
begin on Thursday morning, the 71b, of
July; 1&Y0, and be continued until "Lite afternoon
of the following Tuesday.
TIiq following gentlemen have been re<|iioslc3
by the Fatuities of lh>3 IwoTnetiuilions.
to attend as an Examining "Coin
milted-: XJol. J. Norrig, Revs. W. ?.
J'earfcon and W. L. Pressly, of Anderson;
AVm, A; Giles, Esq., 'Rev. II. T. Sloan,
3)r. J. \V., Hearst, l)r. A. T. Wideinan,
l)r. 'John Stuart, XV. "A. Lire, K*q., "Dr.
I. Branch, Rev. J. O. Lindsay, of Abbeville;
Rev. J. C. Chalmers, of N.'C.;
jiev. ji. VY.-Jirice, or Chester; Dr. J. L. ,
Ttfrnor, IZer. D.'G. -Philips," of "Georgia
Baccalaureate &rmon.
The .'Bacoalaureato Sermon will be
preaobetf'ori "Snbbatli, to lOib, by Ktsv.
'J. Tr.W^gfitmiti, of CbaHeston, S. C.
c/ TfHeetie^s of Boards.
6f4Tru8tees of Br*ki'ne"Col-j
. Bonlrd of t)ireclof? of llie
T>uo "Wlert -female College, will meol
at 2 o'clock j>. m. I
Ooiamascwiertl in Erskine.
in Ewkine G'pllegol
tnkoa Jfrjaco' on>y^.eJnCRday,.ihe l3lli; the
' cxcrci tjes/o ISegtn 'fti lO^Wjtock a. nr., atid j
closiiifl^irt'lb? *u<rrtfto#^<f|ih an*anniver j
tMj t'T^ratkm. byi^yof^^ jg, yjfert: of
Newborry. * . - '
Address and Easay. fL^."
On "tr^ne4(JiiV ijjght, ibfl Alnrrini'Xdi
dre8#4Hll"B& <r^e^I bf 'R'/ R:H6mp4
hill, E^q , of ;Abbe?iHov??d the ?llKityR>j
Essay rcn<i by Miaa Cflrrie AyU,'ot jNevy^
Lorry." " . . ..." *
'Gom^ienQement. iji Fetoafei*Coll^.r v.
' * J i j t~i : I- S'.i 'JjJ ^ ill 1 '- . /j *"I
CotnmflJKWJont in tl>ej}?? West ;Fe'
male'College. will bo oft Thrtr*drtv; ilie
14 tky ftfe fertrcUea 46 begto
a. to* . fl io ro ifj-5 ,i:.ofu';?e
uuiusruiiK 4pj vegrees, &h7 $.... c
tVrcJwfl) ?*$reUp? ip < 4?^? j
lire (wMfoatifig Elites -Bie^lesUferflf'
of th? r6apetitival9stftu(i'.-.r ?o_neCI >
A cordial invitation U extended to the <
public'to bc pre^nt. "*lh
u
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b?l>? ?*'V >!! ? IWWWMP?
Tin* Pma out! Ho???
AbhnVllti^ M? C\
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w. a. n->\ Kbm>n.
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TKIlM*?Ttirvn liotlnro a Vi>i?r in mWfttir
IC*T No Sn|i<i'i'i|iliniii ti?K?u lot A' rUmli
Il?i0 I It At) US lili'llllltt.
| Friday? Juno 34, 1870.
OUR COURT.
The Hotfnlnr .tunc Term of o\i
! Court, commouroil lfcro on JMn
ilnsl, Ins Honor .Jutl^o Orr,
It is |I\0 lil'V.1 I'nllH I. I...j !"
i - - ~ v??? *? mvii ?uir? ?;uv
j hold hero sinco our annexation lo (li
Slli, Judicial t'ireuitol' which his IXoi
or is the presiding Judge, and ourpe<
plo have huilcl with much grutilici
lion the advent into our midst of on
whoso admirably combines nJ111?o hig
pialities ..f the judicial magistral"
Abbeville may now congratulate hoi
st ir upon having as her prc.sidin
Judge, 0110 who will llfrow aronn
the administration of justico, I ho rpi
; poet due lo pre-eminent ability, Iiig
j character, and extended reputatioi
and whose practical insight and rai
Judgment. admirably fit him lor a'
j justing the discordant elements, wide
I make up our prosoiit social condition:
|Suitors from henceforth may lie ai
Isured that their eases will 1 ?e promp
Llv, cflieicntly, ami impartially triei
j offenders may he warned in tim
that they will receive the just pr.nisl
inentof their transgressions, ami lit
country sit large he satisfied that th
law will be vindicate-] and the triLn
knals ol' public justice maintain thei
due respect and merited honor.
Jt was also the first apj^arane
here in his ofiicial capacity of Wm
II. J'erry, Ksq., the talented younj
solicitor of the 8th, Circuit. Mr. Pel
ry is an uMc and efileicnt officer, dh
charging his duties with a wise dis
eretion and well tempered zeal, am
to the satisfaction of all.
The Commission of his Honor a
Presiding .ludge of the 8th, Circuit
was read in open Court, and the fol
lowing Juries organized:
GRAND JlltV.
(\ IT <i-- T T ?
J-. int.) UK'l II, X " Wl'lliail, ?J. n
McC-ord, Tl.os. Jiohinson, Zack Wide
man. (colored) W. JI. Knives, (color
ed) .lonnihan Jordan, Win. Mad<lox
C!. W. Ponnald, (rolorod) Leo Smith
(colored) "Ilohl. GYiflin, (colored
Wash (Jivmi, (colored) J{. F. liolerli
A. W. JJowen, Wade JTamplon. (col
orcd) W. <V Moore, W. II. l'enny
(iordou MeWilliams, Win. Fope, (col
orod). Ten white and ci^jht colored
I'ETIT jeny no. 1.
F?. J). Jva\*, Foreman, James II
J'rill, ?S. iS. Baker, John J)avi.<, J>. Jl
Aiken, X. A. Edwards, Jno. Fisher
J. J>. (iaillard, Jolm (Joulshy, (color
oil) Bon ITughes, (colored) Yaelic
Ilughey, T. J. Hearst. ^'iue whit<
and throe coloroil.
rr/nr juky no. 2.
J. M. Latimer, (Ico. Lovogreen
(coloroil) Win. Latimer, (colored
Sharpe ifeCaslin, (colored) J)avii
Morrah, "Wade Puckelt, (colored
Ilonry Pressly, (colored) Daniel Pro
fill, (colored) Larkin I'eynolds, "R. AI
White, Chas. WalsOn, (colored; J. Jj
Young. Tive whito and seven color
i'd.
The following fpeeial constable:
were apprjinted:
James McC'rav}', "Win. P11 rdy, U
M. Mars, Edwin Cater, Leo llusBell
Aaron Mitchell, (colored).
Tho last (our very active towi
marshal) was appointed hy his ]lon
or, with the remark that it was mad<
on the ground of hi,s reputed cfficien
cy, a quality which ut this time was cs
pccially desired. And without de
trading from tlio merits of tin
others wo may well Bay, that Aaroi
fully justified tlio trust reposed 'ii
liim.
His Honor delivered a very inter
esting ehargo to tho Grand Jury, dc
lining their general powers and oh
ligations, and also prescribing thci
special duties with reference to lb
bilJs submitted to them. He earnest
ly enjoined ^pon them to dismis
from their minds for the iirno bein^j
all political feeling and partisan pi*t
judices. A juror who comos to.tln
administration of tho law, with thos
outside influcmccf, violates his most se
emu oath and is guilty of mors
perjury. He impressed them will
the necessity of exorcising a carcfu
oversight ovor'tho conduct of publi>
officials, and in t-bis connection advert
cd to the provisions of tho reoent lav
which made it tho <ln?.v
J V.ix/ tfimji'
of Probate or tbo Clork of tlio Cointo
invest estate funds, and monie
belonging' to partios in Court, in tin
ncjyest National Bank. and the dut;
of tho Jury, to seo that tlio law w'a
complied with.* ltc spoko in common
dation of the provisions of tlio prot
crit Itoad law, and said that its or
forocmont would glvo us good roadt
^ndj thus promote vory espontiaHy lb
PB^io irttorcBts. - ^
J- the various classes c
oifoicer-wincb wcroj)resonted in Ih
biity of iidifflmcnt submitted, bo r<
firmed to itry provnlti n g mlsappreber
Kion as to tbo prcscr
"tavern Keen so
piono autUori^cS^B&o sell in qiintit
?i>4 #**? t<>. j>
iwink U}iOR lUo to ot
Uwri tii?j'U<tfo4flr*Jr ^gWve^bo If)
TnddKi^ ceatf %g>rcftanyc
frii #?6 law j&impifig en
LerL.ainincnt and Aitattlitog -tin
? w
*****
, !|tVn WiU, ?Vt\ Iltr HfvtttkP
only ttmliovUoR MuMtoh) ?>r t\Hnn<ltb
i>\? v tmo ?pmvl, ?\nl In t*uH<nnkon Ut
j|nvmiv??. Thwto ntt* toil t\ IV)W lohlt
|tMiO?viuiMl In n Vvty fclotit'ntul |tnm|M<>t
Uttmtnnry ol" ittlly, whloh WAS |UVMMi
oiMn (ho n<Mivss?
.,.' Tho lonv i rlminM lm*lnc** r>f Ih
; Tornt, ("on thoi'ulotulnt'*'iv* It l? fftl
-.0.1.) itrosattod u wrv l\>rtnl?h\hUMttT?\
I In I ho tut in l?cr oPoiiho^, \ liou^U oinhnv
"*!iii?x nono.ol' a wry ftgjjruvutoil vim
juotor. As ttsuttl,our cohnvil lnvl.lt iv
formed :i very largo majority of tli
parlies aceur-ed.
y The following "Inio billMM wej
:>* found :
" State vs. Lewis Tniwit.l and Wi
10 Hums Truwitt, assault and buttery.
'* Same vs. Jcunelto 1 lodge, and \Yi
r>" liam Franklin.
ll" Same vs. Virgil Gladden, assail'
c and battery.
' Same vs. Newlii) Mercer, a?sau
L'* and battery.
Same vs. .^erry ITollowny, G villi
Wright," IS'athan Watson, Jac
l' Wright, grand larociiy.
R* Same vs. Manuel Mc Keller, assail
i. ....
and ujuiory.
Same vs. Thomas J. Iligdon, assau
0 aiul balleiy.
1- Same vs. Wade Pressly, grand la
1' cony.
Same vs. samo, retailing ivillioi
license.
I- Same vs. Louisa ]>arr, assault an
ballery.
0 Same vs. J{. J. C'lieatliani, assau
and battery, with intonL to kill.
(- Same vs. Agnes Young, arson.
Same vs. Edwin JJrown, petit la
cony.
'' Same vs. Waller W. Douglas, lai
ccny.
c Same vs. Yiigil Madden, assaul
' and'battery.
? Sumo vs. Oh. XV. Smith, ?jr:xinl lai
eeny.
i- Same vs. Jerry Hollo way and Jac
Wright., assault and baUery, with ii
1 lent to J<i 11.
Sanio vs. Henry Hum's, Dnvi
K Craft, and J'yrd Jlall, riot and assau]
> and battery.
The following bills wore throw
out:
Slate vs. l?en. Miller, ]>otit larcenj
Same vs. Ansel Cunningham, a*
. sault and battery.
Same vs. Henry Vhirkhcad, larceny
Same vs. Abner Landrum, gran
larceny.
^ Same vs. Jj. D. llcrriman, malieion
^ trespass.
Same vs. Ch. K. Bruce, aeeessar
hofnl'i* t liA r?i/il I'v
v vov mvc, n/ iilUHllT.
J '
In the following oases verdicts wer
rendered:
Stiito vs. Laura Archer, larceny
Guilty.
Same vs. Frank Widetnan, assaul
and battery. Guilty.
' Sumo vs. Lark Ileddin, assault an
' buttery. Not guilty.
Sumo vs.-Wade Pressly, retailin
without license, Guilty.
Same vs. Sain'l H. Frwin, F. 1
Toinlinson and J. II. lien net, rio
) Not guilty.
) In tho above case against Lar
1 Iloddin, for assault and battery upo
)iMr f'.tm. <l.? 'P.. M ? '
, , W.vj -ivtiii jLUiirMUll, U1C1
- was bo mo doubt as to whether tli
. oflicer h:i(l made a proper exhibit (
his authority and tho jury, we thinl
- very properly, brought in a verdict c
acquittal. -Some demonstration <
i applause was promptly checked by h
Honor.tho Jud^e. The defenco ws
. ably conducted by-Col. Thompson.
Tho case of tho Stato against E
win, Tomlinson, and Bennett, excite
j much interest, as it grew out of a di
. turbanee at Calhoun's ALills, durin
i the last election, and involved to som
11- 1 " " *
. v.mvjiii mo unm-acier 01 the eornmun
. ty. The testimony clearly establis]
. cd thai thcro was no interferenc
3 with the right of any voter; that tl
i bIjo.w of furco was iirat made by tli
1 State Constabulhvy, and arms firi
drawn by them?for what object tl
reader may bo at no loss to ilnagim
Wo aro glad that the" testimony wa
u explicit on this point. Tho prjaonei
j, were very properly acquitted. The
0 wei-o ably represented by Messr
Burt and C'olhran.
H In tho case of tho Stato againf
r Newlin 3l0rcer, indicted forau as.sau
' UPOn tbft-Tiwlirft nf /> --
M A iwvaitij (tl LCI II
e earnest ami vigorous defenco by hi
q. counsel, Messrs, Hemphill and BlaU'
Lhc Defendant was found guiltj".
t] In this easo the-Judge made an at
,j mirablo charge to tho Jury, annouiv
j ing clearly and earnestly tho duty (
c every citizen to preserve tho publi
order, and to enforeo tho law againf
v every one without roferonee to colc
D or condition. Tho chargo is tho sirf
^ ject of general commendation, an
8 must havo a \vliolc8omo effect, and w
3 wish it were in our power to lay i
y before ony readers. .
g .A true bill was found in :jtl>o case c
the State against Thos. A. Sullivar
j. libel: also in Stato against IS. A. Searlc
Assault and battcrry.
} The Grand Jury wore discharge
c -on Thursday morning, after receivin
the thanks of tho Court for th.6 ef?
/ lAnf *? 4 ' *
? iu wmeh they had jpci
I formed thoir duty, llis Honor r<
marked ..that they had dono mor
' work, than n,ny jury which had boo
^ organtaod Jjoforo him. ' , .
Y- -lis*'V.jy
" The Dve "Webt Commencement,i
Wo direot attention to the announc<
d mont ?f tho annual Commonceraen
?- of the Male And Femalo. Qolleg^g a
y. t)i;e Wcsi, Tyjircff -vr$ m&koin- anolbe
>e
i?j iwtfPffcffdjtl* fortl*-cc>mTn? ? on
dI^edqusosaU of its usual.attraction!
??MM li? ? Ml
"'AN AMMrni ISAWKNT ?>Wmt|
ttro mm.
-% nf W\\* litftM ta-lirVM*
o wltM> ovvr ilirt vi|Unt)(iuUy
l- t>r n Coiitl ??r JuMleo, In
ivittl nl'n i:>m> ilttviHgt tl?* jnwiMtt
0 .IVnn On\ tv was
1 vhoujih to b:\vo j?rttvol<vil o smile 1'roui
y l)KI IMiuilsunnitlliiis liiht^l!' tnu< 1?
t?-! tnntv fivin the jjoninl temper nn?l ve
r-Irene Itvhiynily i>t" llie )?reniiUn?* Ju?l:;e.
Hi 11. nrrnrivi) !? tl.:- " '
... mn will': DiHIll1
if* progress had heen made in the <-ase
lot* tlio Htato against Virgil Madden,
o Ilio learned counsel had heen discuss
ing the relevancy of certain evidence,
I- and tlio Judge with iljo wales ol
even-handed juslico suspended, was
|. applying the legal tost.1', when lo! one
of tlio jury scats was discovered lo ho
It vacant?and one of the twelve units
which make tip the integral whole of
It tho jury?wisdom was found to he
wanlihg. Who first made (lie disn
covery we believe is as unsettled a
lc Mjueslion. as the identily of the person
l"\vlio struck Uilly J'aller.>on." ]>ut
It j the discovery was msi?liv on.i <?
J tV W'U 1
stable posted after the defaulter. As
It | might be supposed bo proved to be
|oii(J*of our colored bretbren, and with
i*. tbe innocence of tlio lamb, and tbe
defercnco of a master of ceremonies,
it faced tho irate Judge. The following
colloquy thereupon ensued,
d Judge?What did you mean, sir, by
leaving your seal without the pcrmis11
sion of the Court?
Juror?I thought, sir, whilst you
was talking, I'd'step out a bit."
r- Judge?Do you not know, sir, that
you arc sworn to try this case, and to
r- hear the evidence.
Juror?Yes, sir, but I heard right
It smart, and thought that was enough.
This last rejoinder was the feather's
r- weight that broke tho camel's back
and upset tho gravity of the Court,
k Jury, l'ar, et. al. Tho thunders ol
i- (he law were powerless, justice was
disarmed, and mercy held its own.
(1 The juror was requested to take his
t scat. Tho Court felt that a Iccture
would havo been out of place. #Like
n the wagoner whose apples wcro spilt,
he felt that he "couldn't do the subject
r. justice." It was Sydney Smith, we
think, who said that it would require
a surgical operation to implant a hu*.
morons perception in toa certain indiJ
vidual's head?the Court, wo believe,
felt it to bo equally difficult to engraft
s a perception of legal obligation into
that juror's braiii.
y _
c Tlio Savannah Valley Railroad.
Wo havo had tho pleasure of inspecting
a couplo of loiters written
It by Stephen C. Alillctt, Ksq., President
of tho I'ort J loyal ltailroad in
d reference to this enterprise?tho first
addressed to Cr. J). Tillman, Ksq., and
g written before tho May meeting and
the other to Mr. W. li. Dorn, writ'
ten before our meeting at Abbeville,
t. Though not intended for publication,
they present-some views which may
k ho interesting to our readers, and
n may advance the progress of tho
c work.
ic In IhcBO "letters he anticipates the
>1 "view which prevailed at the A
?, Yneeting, that it is^ necessary to ob
>f tain a new charter, or an extension
)f of tlie old. This point muat bo gainis
ed beforo an organization can be had
is or anything definitely accomplished.
In the meantime however, an associar
tion might be formed, and tho road
d divided into twenty sections of four
s- miles each, with an active influential
g men appointed to canvass within Ave
e miles on each sido, for subscriptions
i- of Stock, and also to obtain a relin?
quishmcnt of the right of way. Pube*
lie meetings may ho held, and the
>e people impressed with the importance
ie of tho work. The people along the
st lino of the Iload are those to bo,most
o largely benefited, and hence must
c. malco corresponding effort. Unless
is they do their duty who are to realize
'a dividends of two'hundred per cent,
y in tho increased valuo of their lands,
s. it is not to ho supposed that others
who aro less interested, will do anyjt
thing in tho matter,. Let each plantIt
cr in thci territory indicated, take
n only oqo fihaio of 8100, and a largo
is amoriht of -the stock will ho raised,
e, Wo feel assured that if these views
aro properly presented, and a proper
1- application is made, that our people
b- will rospond most liberally.
>f President MiHett thinks that the proic
posed line is a good one, as otherwise
ho would not recommend his friends
tr to embark into it. llo lives himself
)- in SoHtli Carolina, and is intercstod
d in n South Carolina (tho Port Royal)
o Road, and henco woald i>refer the
it South Carolina connection with the
Bluo Ridgo Road tp anyothor.# Thoso
>f wlio will opposo this enterprise will
i, most naturally bo-thoso interested in
is tho Ilartwell connection, and thoso in
tbo proposed eonncotion between
d Ninety-Six and .soroo point on tho
g South Carolina Railroad below Aiken,
I- which would onlist in its bohalf the
- friends .of thoso two Roads. To ovor?
dbrae theso opposing intorosts wo
v muov gu iu worA una snow mat wo
n are in earnest?put oar shoulders to
tho whool and rely upon others only
alter rolying upon oursclvos. They
9nly can ejcpect help from the Logis.
lat,nro or any other quarter,. who are
^ disposed to help themselves. <:v .t
T'l ' I ' ' : ' >* \u
Governor Scott fias accepted
'(-.Organized. Andot Gajgtaic y;
i ii hooxmmi
M.ttaMYimt AH AW W WltttettttV
\Vv i tho jiVsvmv r?n ?im?Uy
1rv<l *>r Itrnrm*? rth s??Mnon
lY?>m lh?* Ivrv. \W P. l>nl lose, Vrtsloi
->r Tnnily ? luivch. rnl'iMvinj; (he ?I*M\
;.?! pvin;? in nw n?'t of tvii^io?i?.
.worship. Th?? \V(\h pivnchoil
lat |lie voipiest of the vestry^ ni?<l ww
'int?Mid?<l to innu^nralo a system o
j weekly nhn? nivin;* a* n pari of tin
regular religions sorvions ol' the sand
nary. The orgnmont win prcssei
jl?v the proaeher will) Ms aoenstoinof
clearness, vigor and originality, situ
was shownto bo sustained by tlie an
jlhority of Scripture ami l>y tho arti
'.?*les anil vitnals ol' tho Church?\o In
| enforced by reason and million I y?In
the spirit of Christianity, and by ev
I cry true conception ?tf religious wor
ship. Sclf-sacrilioe is the true eleinen
'of worship, and money a* Iho lyp<
'and represent alive ol* all that wo hob
niricl 1 '? i ' " "
...v. v M..n, iiiioiun iiiv iirsi lost 01 tin
.strength of tho principle. AVi 11 (1m
jChristian professor lavish upon per
;sonal luxuries tho money which h<
j withholds from Cod's service, and ye
protend to ho imbued with tho spiri
of his Master? Shallow mockery
We shall not attempt even an outlim
of the argument, which was in liar
' mony with all tho teachings of tlit
'speaker, and which cnforced the vita
Christian doctrino of pelf-saerificc
with great power of thought, beauty
of style and variety of illustration.
Ora Cot kt and tiik Pcnr.n
Pkack.?It would ho difficult to esli
j mate the amount of good which ha:
i been done during the present week
'JI?y tho vigorous enforcement of tin
i criminal law of tlie land. Tho tour
and jurors have dune their duty, and
thf reign ol' chaos, we trust is forcyci
ended. The law is oncc more a ter
ror lo evil-doers, ami the adininislra
| lion of justice commands the rcspec
jof all. Our friends may visit u:
t henceforth, with no fear of en
I '
j countering scenes of violence. Lctn!
j every one strengthen the hands o
tlx* public oJHcor, and put down al
disorder.
Sympathy for the (.'ot.orkp.?Tlx
The outspoken sympathy of our poo
pie for Iho .colored raco, was manifosi
I upon tho arraignment, for sentence
j during I he present Term of 1 unforlu
nato convicts, and the scnlcnco of tlx
Court tempered with mercy?tha
they he discharged on their own re
vu-iu^auccs, nii 111 men* crops wer<
gathered?met, a hearty response ii
the general voice of tho commmiily
Such a demonstration is the touch o
nature that "makes tho whole wdrh
kin," and cements more closely tha
which it nevor designed to dissever.
?<?< ?Two
Caudinaij 1'oints.?Tho tee
mony in tho Calhoun's Mills riot case
thoroughly vindicates tho charade
oi' that community against the charge
of having unlawfully interfered wit!
; the voting, or of having brought ahou
the disturbance at the late election.
The Presentment of tho Urand Jiuy
bearing testimony to tho genera
quiet and good order of our 3>istricl
! maj'- allay the fears of 11113* who xi|
prehended a collision of raccs.
*.<?
Cai?e.s.?To Mrs. J110. A. Talmadg
. we are indebted for a nico present c
delicious cakes from her newly estal
lished confectionary in tho woodci
building on tho Public Square, a
White's Corner. Airs. T.,%will kcej
it. 'ill tillirxj O '1
?... |? tiuivij ui C\L'I) I 111 11;
nice in her lino. ]Ier taste ar.J hkil
in these matters, is well-known, ani
. will guarantee tor her the patronngo o
her friends and the public generally
Call and t;ce.
Green Corn. ? Wo have beci
presented by Mr. 3>. II, Sondley
with sonio fino specimens of roastinj
cars, grown from garden sect
furnished by Messrs. Wliito Brof
Mr. Sondley Kays that tho seed," lik
all elso tliat comes from tho Messrs
Whites' Store, is "first rate," and w
say that like whatover clso come
from Mr. Sondley's garden tho roast
ing cars were of tho same quality.
Can any of our horticultural .friend
beat this?roasting cars on tho 2ikl
J unc.
Sale op YIm.aoe Pkopkhty.?W
learn that our townsman Mr. J. F. C
DuPl'C. llilM (lisnnnrvl I.So
f V4 111(7 1WDIUVI1V
hero, lo Mr. J. G. Edwards, lat
Treasurer of the Greenvillo & Colum
. bia Rail Itond, for tho sum of S250C
This prieo shows an enhanced valu<
of town properly, and speaks wcl
for our future. "\Vo woleomo Mr. Ed
wards back into our midst, and hopi
that, his "shadow may never grov
less."^
k
. fiST" Tho growing crops under tin
stimulus of favorablo rains am
warm weather promise well, thougl
tho samo agencies havo stimulated al
so tho growth of tho grass, and im
posed doublo duty upon our farmers
Mx'sy^Trowbridgo & Co., ad
vortiso frcs^^Irrivals of Hay, and xit
uHsuriment oi" JjClher.
. r f ? .
WinrrEMotti:.?Tho Houso of Rep
rc80nlativos has .refbsod tfy. ti,'?ot<
of 131 yeas,, tp 24. nays. ,to recoivi
Whittemore. 2 j
SiiTl : 't * ,
, -Grvnt netnifcft&d AWt-mfcA/i
Lwn tjiv bMiit
c.
f1-1-' *
I ?Wo In AMwtthtfe llnl ?toMh
;?r Ort\>lnln ilftmcn TrttftfftVl, Si-, n
(w? 11 -Known rhir.cn> nl his vcshlenre I
,l>rni' I'nlhnwn's jMill*, iVohi l>n
' v?lvsin on last. H<> wit*
well n'lvnnrnl in.years, r\n?t tliU hv?
|\hv* the Kor-nnd nllack, *non lorminni
? ?
: (<> ! fatally. Captain Tajr.^nrl was :v|
I pnhlie spirited citi/.en, a inftn of hu\??e!
? heart ami goncroOs impulses, n p?pu-j
i%ii' voutjK.uion, si good neighbor and ;i:
1 useful member of society. JIo leaves
I .a largo circle of friends and relatives
| "
! lo mourn 1 iIh loss.
? ?
Wm.i.iamstox IIotki,.?l?y refer-1
once to hU advertisement, it'will bo
" soon that our townsman, Mr. Jno. A.I
| Mays, has leased the Williamston lloti 1.
-. for t lie present season, and will spare no!
t| pains to piomoto tlu comfort of liisj
>'|gnosis. aMr. Mays is n popular ami j
I j obliging host, ami our friends may
' rest assured thai lie moans what ho
?, promises. AVilliamslon has always;
; been an attractive resort to our peo'jplo,
during the summer months, and
Ljwith the inducements which the J'ro
priel?r will furnish to promote "the
general enjoymont, wo anticipate;
- lor j;im :i liberal patronage.
<E>
I nrc, Died in this village at tho rcsideneo
of liis son, Mr. J I. ,S. Cason,
1 the SlieriU' of the District, Mr. Jo.-ias
Cason, at the advanced age of over
eighty years, lie was one of a -longlived
family?his brother .Mr. James
;Cason of our District,being Ktill sur"jviving?a
hale hearty man of over
s'ninety winters. The deceased was a
'{good citizens?a man of * estimable.
" j character, and highly respected by all
j who kno him. Jle leaves many
j friends and relatives to deplore bis
loss.
o ?
I tN?" "\Ye arc indebted to the Preston
s Literary Society of "Woflord College
I*.i- ot> ..a?i " -
_ ? .... . .i.uivii w inn im me jv mill
, al Celebration ou t lie L'Slli iust.
I -o- m ?
' ifZT T)r:ij. Joint 'Alexander of the
Congureo iron "Works, Columbia, will
accept our thanks for lilcs ol' foreign5
[tapers.
? ?
^ We direct attention to-the ad-'
> vertisemenl of Oliver AiYiMing's l'oi*
table Wheat Thrasher.. .1
t 7"
tfiT See advertisement xif the sale
of Western lands by Mr. W. IJ. JDorn.
-o- ?.
\
B-tB * We aro requested by* JV.
c Branch to add to his Insurance notice
i . -
1 el lust wcolc that ho has received
l live orders to return all pofieiea to the'
Piedmont and Arlington Insurance
Company not paid for within thirty
days after due, unless parties call Oil
him and make dcliiiilo arrange
' tuenls. Gil?
r
p
\x "Ci.kankino tub Ur.oon," upon
t i which charlatans have harped so
j much, is not a mere catch-word and
J delusion. 'l'ho in'ieroseopo shows
V that soino-diseases exist liko parasitic
.11 growths upon the "lobules of the
blood, and it. is further known that
' some subtle substances destroy or expel
them. These -substances have
ojcu combined to make Avar's Sarsaparilla,
which docs cH'eetiially expel
c the disorders that breed and rankle
! in the blood to rot out as it w.crc tho
' machinery of life. [Mercer (l'a.)
?- Whig.
piiiiflis.
!f Sashes, Bows, Scarfs,
. EMBROIDERED YOKES,
Corsets, Bustles, Skirt,
" BREAST PROTECTORS,
H EL AiSTICS,
1: ChemisBtts. Real Lace Collars,
REAL LACES,
' PEARL NECK LACES,
AND .1 groat man}' other pretty and
useful articles, kept in tho JVIilli')
ncry Department and .sold by Ladies,
at tho
o Emporium of Fashion.
!* June 24, 1S70, 0?If . .
0 :
? FIVE TONS
PRIME HAY,
. -for sale.
p TROWJBRlbaE & CO. .
Juno 21, J 870, 9?tf
? " FRESH SFPPLY^
3 '' . : O / i I '' ; i i
iFrffld Calf .ail- Moiic Skins
" and Oak and Hcmlock Sole,
' . .V for safo- by. \
I . TROWBRIDGE & CO.
j . Juno-24, 1870, 9?H,f j j
NOTICE.
j' ' ' > j . i..: v - j i- .'po ' } '' " ' ,J
. ;;*.*? ,-r l"'. htn &
' *
, 'JL, DtfR WJ25tff,S*ilt tio opened on
tfcisth, mlMBX'M **
* Ih'o'aoeomrnoaattoiV'oC juonfdei'fl by."
H&H4;
WtlllnMBton Bprln&e,
y
Uv?V|\ onn-.wmliom NoTKt.
JL nl ll?t* iloliglilfnl ttftlHitifr-pUcft lirt*
b.t<n thoroughly ?ppMtr?1v nml Ihio I up
wWli now Vnnulwro, im<lt>r H o mpcnu-J
icmkncc of JOHN A. MAYS. and vlil
I'O 0
Opened on tlio 20tli July, f
Kor tlio accommodation of v'imIois. No;-*
pnm?or cxpi-ii-o will Iiq ppiro'l in provul-i *'
iiifc fur llio coiufvil and uijoynumt of ,n
J?Ui'sl3. j W<
Willi Uieadvantrgc of n mpcrior Hotel 111
in a hcnllliy mid bcnulifnl country, luKto-d |
to llro curativo propi-rtiea of tlio water,! ?
ana inc pleasantness or thij ?li ligh I ft;I village,
wo believe that the invalid or pleas?
u re-seeker can find no placo of llio kind >hereabout
wheto I lie time will bo spent I
more pro(i(al>!y or agreeably. \
The rooms are large ami airy, and aroso |i
arranged as to furnish ninny conveniences, I
especially to families who do nut wish to
bo separated. ^
The'J'ablo will bo always fiirnifhed with
the best the country and cflics can alford,
and in their culinary department, llioy
would pay, that they have secured tlio fier- _
viccs of tlioao who cannot fail to please,
even the most (astidiiui j.
Complete facilities are likewise nflf->rded
for amusements, in a word, tho proprietor
llnllers himself, that he has left nothing un-j 1
done that might alford pleasure and coui?j
fori of his guest*. |'_:l
A few good horses and buggies will 10
be loin.d Constantly ?-n hand, for the accommodation
of vi.-itois.
Hates of Board:
Per Day, $ 2.50
Per Week, 12.CO
Per Month, .",5 00
Special Arrangements will he m;td<! I |
wi.li Families at a lower into than the I -I
Hbove. .I()lIX A. MAYS. j?
June 2 1, 1 S'70; 0, 3m
fjk'-i}" Columbia Tl.ronix atn.1 Charleston !
News cony'dnily one month. I<
Ayer's 5
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair lo
ils natural Vilalily and Color. ?
I _ A. A dressing which
13 at onoc agreeable,
healthy, and effectual
f<Jr pvesoyving tlio
i/Jn/ySSmy hair.- Faded or gray
MM |.\|^ hair is soon restored
(MM: )V\ ?mW to' its original color,
iV(4/Sff &il icitli the ahm* nttd
encd, falling liair cheekcd, and baldness
often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore tlic j
| hair wbero tho follicles arc destroyed, :
I or tho glands atrophied and decayed. :
But such a3 remain can bo saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
of fouling tho hair with a pasty scdimont,
it will keep it dean and vigorous,
j Its occasional uso will prevent the hair
j from turning gray or falling oJV, and j.
; consequently prevent baldness. Frco <
: from those deleterious tuhstanccs which
! muko some preparations dangerous, and ,
injurious to tho hair, the Vigor can .
only benefit but not harm it. li' wanted
merely for a '
HAIR DRESSING, \
] nothing cls-o can be found eo desirable. J
! Containing neither oil nor dye, it does
not soil white cambric, and yet lasts
I long on tho hair, giving it n rich, glossy
lustre and a grateful perfume. .
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co,,
Practical and Analytical Chemists,.
* IiOAVELIi, MASS.
a "
PHICE $1.00.
For pale by PAKKEIL & LEE, Abbeville. ;
June 2w, lSiO,i), 12in. '<
i
Delinquent Land List !
T^-.. AI.I.?t:iu n I'
jl vjl auucviuu wulliiuy, |
Tor 1868 and 1869. ;
i
Allen, "Est. J. A , Store House and Lol t
in Abbeville, 1SG8.
]>rowti UlioJii, House and Lot in Ninety
Six, 18 0
Beard, Dr. S. ]!., llouse and Lot in ,
Abbeville, 1S09. ^
Caldwell, Mrs. Klizv 130 ncrcs land, i
ISO!). '*
Finaley, Win., 85 acres of-land, 18GS. 1
Iluglroe, 11 h r i i e f, House and Lot in Ab: '
boville, 1808 ? 09.
McClano, Mrs. M.dials, 130 acres land t
IS 08. |
Nelson Ciabo, 50 acres of land, 19C3. 1
r??i> *i:_i?i tt it.. y
i >11111:3 luiuiinci, xiuuau UDU IjUI It) J
AbbovilK*, J8G8?09.
flush, W. I J., 220 acres Inn J 1808. J
Sirolhcr, Moiiali, 50 acrcs of lati'd 18GS. i
Sloan, T. J., 173 ncros land, 1808. j
Smith, I'?ler, 200 acres of land, lS09. *
Vklgnline, Andy, ISO aercs land, 1800. 1
Velaskey, M., llouso nud Lot in Niue- i
ty Six, 1808,?09.
Wier, N. W., 40 acres of Land, 1809. j
AVibon, P.-N.j Hous': and Lot in Abbo J
villftf 1809.:
Williams, Il#L, 132 acres 1#nd, 18C9. t
Overly, bunds nesr Cambridge, 200 1
acres more or luu, for 1809, E. Noble 1
Agent, ;
Yarbcrough, Eot. D. L. 200 acres land, I
1809. 'I . 1
Week?, Mrs. Elizabeth 70 acre9 land t
1800. . t
Tho flbovo Real Property * will ,b? sold. 0
for Taxes $( Abbeville- C. H-, Juno 12,' p
1$70, unless tbe Tnxe? are paid between c
this and that time. ?
L. H, RUSSELL,- I
County Treasurer, i
Juno 24,1870, 0-^8t t
j. i ?...?" d
Wilson's New 111 f
IS now grinding Now. Wheat; with n
gvc^t? flatisfaetian.i to: the partioa. ,
Wilson'* Mi'U is ono of the best in^ho
i)iutrict. GiVo it ft trial, w i , *
. -G<>otb'IiX>t ftiKt StaWciB on thopretrw t
jetty, for -thip:: Accommodation of eng. i
.toiwcra- ' ft--":--?r. vj ;,ij ^ >,;? .ii <%.. '
vPfitTbniaft aiirst class. M i H.'it;j>?ya *
Ito'jflot-jotft wfcttai propfcyLXc r foa64.' i *
12Jun*.S4,:1870y 9rlfcji ?J c - /,-j JJ
* *
mm*am*+?
I'ortlSVUM'l
VHRilT THRESHER,
OLIVER & YOUNG,
F LOWBBKSVlLtB, 8. 'C,,
I A VP. now now in operation ?
Sl'I.KN l?l l> roUTAUI.K
II P.AT TH KKKltKtt. Psutirs who
i ?i mi i tv *
,i> i>h .turn* IhOHllctl
ould do well to make curly arrangeonts.
June 21, 1870, 9,?2t
EXTRA TRAIN.
)N Sunday morning, 3rd July, nn
accommodation train will loavo
bbeville, Cor Columbia,' at 8 o'clock,
crsons attending the celebration at
olumbia, oa the -ILli July, will bo
AKsed there and back for 011c fare?
i.iiy.
1>. It. SOXDLEY;
Agent.
June 24, 1370. 0?It.
Ice Cream.
^Ajrrrlcs wishing ICF. CRKAM
can be supplied by calling at Poinds
si ore, on Friday afternoon at
o'clock.
Mrs. Jno. A. Talmadge, .
Julie 24, 1S70, 9? If
l.? L. Wood's Land Agcncy
Column.
A. 1,. WOODS
> EAL ESTATE AtlENT AND CONVEYA>
A NO ICR
1'FICR?South Pfjnarn, over (loJfrej''*
(?rowrv Store, Knksvillf, Mo.,
AViil all.ml ly to tlio purclin.10 nml
ilc ?.f It-nl IvMalo, i'ay incut. of Taxes, I'm
ictions of A!i'ii<-y.?, ainl milking nlislriii't of
'ill<8. Alllci^iacis vuti usUjJ li? mo plump ?
f aHrii'li .1 lo.
4,8 OOTAlC EES
MISSOURI T^/VISTJD,
* AT. AUCTION.
HOC Acres in Knox C'onn(y.
2000 " ' Ad nil* "
1000 " " Scotland "
000 " Soliuylor
KNOX
Nl'M iiLIIrt.
s. I *r i ?
, - I IV.
? \V T-t ufS E 4 f.l 11
v i 2 ?.r x 13 y ? ?
5 K 1 4 <'f X R ' ? ?
S' km i?f A 13 ?? ? ?
kV 1-2 ?>f -S W ? "
IV 1 -2 of S \V 2-1! "
S: 1 2 of X \V 11 ??
nv i .i c?f x r .
i W 1-1 ??f X \V 13 " ??
* K 1-4 of N 13 14 " ' *
M E14 of X E " ??. ?
ADAIR.
9- I T., |~,
Ml X e lrt <34 14
Ml 20 "
'.11X13 '21 " ".
ll-'2?fSW ?
iv i a ,.r s e ' ??
Ml W 1-2 ' 28 ?, "
vn s e " ? ?
3 1 -2 of N E 29 " "
3 1-2 of S 13 " " "
3 1-2 of N K 82. " '
>V 1 2 <>r X V 88 " "
< E l-l of X W '
^ W 14 of X E - - 44 "
SCOTLAND.
l_ T. ) IT
5 1-2 of S12 9*1 ? . ~
s ] ; i i ,.r s vv * .. ..
I'-. I 2 of N \v ?i u
W I 2 of N K
N K 1-4 of X 13
X W 1 J of s E ? ?
N 1 '2 of M K s.? u
8 ] : 1-4 of N K
N-12.TSW
> E l -i of a w ? M
IVlSofHB
!*K 11 of SB .. ? *
ft 1 -2 of S W oo
jiMiof.sw ? j3
E 1 2 i*f S \V ?5
N W l'l of d W ?
V! ^ la 2j> " ?
: 1-2 of siv
12 of s rc ? ? . *
K 15 of s E ? . .. J
* 12 of N W *o8
> E 11 of X W *1 ^
SCHUYLER.
s- I T. | It.
iV 12 of X.R *
'V 1 2 of a E ? 13
17 ?
> K l-? of S \V I ? .
\Wl 4o( SW so es -
* 1 3 of S E H ??
1-2 of S E ?q
> W 1-4 of S E ? u
..Ar]ft'gfl POf'ipn^of tjje.a Und. ^o .among
iib vcoi in iMU'iu n,n?t jjmourj. TJuty includu
[-'arming mid grazing land level undulating and
lilly iund, l'rairie, Timber riud brash Idnd
vitU and without water courses; tome of which
alter uil'ord the power for machinery. '
The projected Kuil iivad flora Qusncy, Illiiois,
to Brownsville, Nebraska, which roftd is
i fixed fact will dotibtlest pass through some of
he land and near to air of it. The whole of
lie land is dcaeisnbla to the Koith Missouri '
tailrond and other contemplated Railroads
nre to be biriltui an early day will odd greaty
to it# ynlue. For'<5rape "and Frait culturo
;enerally,perhaps no better lands can be fotind
u Northern Missouri than roine of these tracts.
Among other public places for Jlelfgious
.Vorsbipconvenient to th6 majn body of this
und is a Catholic'Church, haviug a resident
father to serve it ^ . \
Allof this land Tfril! positiy<1y be sold to the
upl ':at Udder at the um4s ana places indieat~
>d t elow. tn no evenii will the <ud? be post- .
>oned on account of b^td weather or [anything
:lsc.?Nor will any pf iho'Jsnd b<j. Withdrawn,
>r bid io. The owner of it it "getting ofd?
esidee far away and has b?sn treated bo badly
>y sonic of his land ogestp, that he ia rosolved' > .
a sell it for what it may.bring'in open market.
The laud will be sold oyly in forty acre Jots, .
hat the poor may buy as weirds tbtf fichj and !
hat each piirctiasei may. soit himself ia the
rtartnd contour of hU purchase. '
, Tiajts ?J?h. Twenty dollars of tho.lUtcqaco
money to bepfid the~Auotiopeer .for '
ach 40 ncre lot $f,tne time it is knocked down,
nd if the whola'pmechase money be-not "paid; .
pithin two day! niter tender of Deed furriest A t
joney forfeited and land to be! resold "ait. tifck
1 former purojiaacc. . , . , ,.j
Titles .indisputable. General War??nt?.
>eeps witj be giv&d, and the Government )Pai7. '
nt delivered if deslw?1. > Allfa* Tltto Hava"'
?n ofViQ bc'arfjaatcd, <md ?afUAtMry 'tfrll ' >
auda of tho aatnq furauhad *<fw ibf - day?( of.7 { !;; /
lie". AU 9/ (ho land TMprigi"# f&*$u:Ur*r
JiSS^- '/..win
*Thfr londlaJC*** Cotartj ^nntotidfc* f! ' 1
Tbundav, MtK-JalJ ifce*?. r :nl *c.?l -* iq."ut*> I
TU iMd JB -^air.r'eo^nty, * {
'fniov Uih-m . ,.-V?TO* vu/.
tela'd"l:) .
?l^rp'ej^^a? ttl vuo V r*ftis? i it
(S.IM to ??k eonnty If rr.Hnlj jr.,: r
j?9? 2*?l 4U?lt > <n io&U:
/