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i' mm & BROTHER, GREENWOOD, S. C. DEALERS IN J MI ??0?S, Hardware, Groceries, HATS AND CAPS, Shoes, Queen's Ware, . OXjASB VV AXIB, Ready-Made Clothing, fuvmsl)wg (0>ooiis, PLOWS, IRON & STEEL, AND In fact, is everything to be foilnd in ji well-stocked, general Hloro. Pulronair ' desired 011 :l h.-isis of value received. Motto, '-Low prices ami fair dealing." Jjiberal advances, on shipments to our friends. Feb. 18, 1ST0, 43?tf KEW ORLEANS SYRUP. FLORIDA SYRUP. Refining Syrup, different grades. ; BEST WATERMELON, WHITE DRIP SYIlUr. WALLER & BROTHER. February IS, 1870, 43?If ] ureeii iiiiotiiiiain Astmaa cm\. Is the best remedy for Asthma evcr| discovered. I lwivo a supply now, and if you are a cutterer from this distressing disease, call mid ^ol a box and be relieved. J-'or sale by W. T. PENNEY. Price $2.00 a box. i April 1, 1870, 49?tf J INDIES siiOEs! WHITE MiOTIIERS would direct special attention to their fttotlc of TviKlics' Kiioos 'I'ltov wrml/J icuep the public constantly in mind of ' th.-ir Ladies hand-sewed shoos. For i durability those ^oods arc superior to i any others. The material out of t which they are manufactured is the . very bent, and the fact of their beinj; t made by hand adds fifty per cent, to i their value. We are anxious tointro- i duee those shoes largely, and we will r guarantee every pair. Tluvy arc as ( cheap as machine sewed shoes, and [ i wo can recommend them with great j 1 confidence. Give them a trial. WHITE BROTHERS. April lf?, 1870, 51?tf BraielU's Female Replator, AND I Uterine Catholicon, I nr<j to be had. fit * PARKER & LEE'S. May 13, 1S70, 3 - tf 1 Evans Thumb Lancets, 1 HYPODERMIC SYRINGES, Lewis' Improved Elastic Syringes. at PARKER & LEE'S. Mny 13, 1870, 3?tf Ice! Ice!! Ice!!! ? "I'HE subscriber lias just received I seven tons of ice, which he is prepared to sell at moderate prices. Taken in large quantities it may be obtained at reduced rates. Call.and see JOTIN KNOX. May 13, 1870. 3?tf. 3. 0. Chalmers & Co., Have in Store a largo stock of CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES, Call's Perambulators & Holiliy Horses. March, 25, 1870, 48-tf At the" Furniture Store, A LARGE LOT MOULDING, all sizes?to mako frames, Fine selection of rnstio frames, for PHOTOGRAPH'S. March 25, 1870, 48-tf WANTED. STRONG LYE, FROM WOOD ASHES, "will command a good price, at tho "PRESS OFFICE." Juno 10, 1870,7?tf YIHEfiAB BITTERS, SUMTER BITTERS. BBADFIELD'S FEMALE REGULATOR and a thousand other things too ledUus to mention, for e*!e by W. T. PENNEY, Don't forget the plAoe, under the etriped awning, WhiteV Block, Emporium of Fashion. June 10 1870, 7?If ; ' J FRESH TUP SID. FROM THORBTJRN, N. Y. FLAT DUTCH, RED TOP STRAP LEAF, RXJTA BAGA Yellow Aberdeen, WHITE NORFOLK, WHITE GL0J3E. At PARKER & LEE'S. July 1,1870, 10?If GUM & IVOEY Teething Rings and Crosses, SEAMLESS NIPPLES, Minni r ruinnc liirrLL jnibLUOj Mow's Imp. Nursing Bottles, 33reast Pumps, Improved Abdominal Supporters, Open and Closed Lever Ring M Gnm Tile Pessaries, CHILDREN'S TUBES, [. R. Self Syringes, Cupping Glasses, &c., at PARKER & LEE'S .Tnc 17, ] S-10, 8?If GREAT SOUTHERN 1FR0VEMEHT W FENCING. Saves its Cost in Land saved, and Facility of Cleaning. GREAT saving of timber can bo made of anything that will not break of s own weight A rat may get through t and a fqtiirrel may climb over but all )ther animals may etay out. Tho wind an not Mow it down, needs very little epair, and tho timher will lam longer than n any other known fence. The buliKciiber a agent for Abbeville County and will sell lghls for plantations atid for towudi'ps. Joine up on K ile Day and for further parculais in regard to P. Davis' Impioved .^aleul Wire and Picket Fence, apply to J. W. THOMAS. Agent Ableville, S. 0. j1 TKE GEEAT family Knitting Machine. <Vi 11 be exhibited Ht Mr. Bi nzealc'e. Tlii* uacliine ppeaka for itR?:lf, un I is destined o revoluiioniz-!i'>mkc1joI J industry. We lo not \vi l? to ubust) thu liu.e honored :c?edles, but mnst pay that even fur ordi >ary uee lliuir day is at *.u end. This jieat and cheap iuvotilion knits ever) lurijr, SpccuDUH < ( manufactured nr;..h? /v.i ? r? - I U..V.O VAIIIWJICU. Vtlll O*JU DCU ?UI juuielves*. J. W. THOMAS, Agent. Abbeville, S. C. April 15, 1870, 51?tf j. c. noundTagtT SADCLER AND HARNESS MAKER, SADDLES, Harness ai Tranks RejaireiL ALSO, I7HTRXJTIJTIE repaired and re. covered. Ctine Seats put in Chairs All work done neatly, and on reasonable terms. for CASII. r io/?n nn 1 rt iiuv. #, iou;i, jio?ism. IfflDortant to Wheat Growers. WILSON'S l^EiXX WS in excellent repair, and with on * abundance of water and good Millers can scarcely fail to give entire satisfaction to all who desiro good FLOUIt?a large yield, and of the best quality. June 10. 1870. tf LOTHAIR. BY BISEAELI. FRIGE $1.00. at PARKER & LEE'S. July 8, 1870. 11?tf VO& UX8! Tho Bubscribcr offers, for sale A SUPERIOR STILL, t -S - w which ho will sell VERY CHEAP, FOR CASH, JOHN KNOX. July 15,1870, 12?24' | LINES On the death of Edvtaud IT. Waller, of I Greoowood, C? who died of CongPHlion, nt P.ngle Lako, Texas, en the ? of June, 1870. He was si cotirtonu*, nfFablj^joncroub and upright man and mason. V/ ijtjiio oiui uivv/iO an JJIIJ winU| Thy gentlest zephyrs o'or his grave. For sad to-night's th? cricket's eor.n l. While ray friend's sleeping 'ncn'htiio ground 0 why must I forever mourn, For somo true friend forever gone, 1 love not what I on?e loved well, For now I irain tho aephodol 0 if I'd had the power to save From dark "oblivion's listless wave," This foul and bitter cup of woe, Wouldn't bo hold up to me now. All thy brothers (masonic) will drop their For their bn-ther who sleeps afar [tears, They who knew and loved him well, And who now trnin the a?phodeL O mother earth, while on thy breatt, Guard my dear friend's eternal rent; M?ke his slumbers undisturbed and sweet, And may xvc in heaven his spirit meet. is io~r. CINCINHATTI Lager Beer. JOHN KNOX is constantly re? | ceiving fresh supplies of tho above justly celebrated Summer beverage. Parties will bo furnished in quantities to suit, 011 draught at all timcH in his BAH. July, 15, 1S70, 12?3t JOHN GRAY, Formerly of tlio firm ot Gray ?& Robertson, Abbeville, DESIRES to inform his friends.' that he is now located with li. (J. Sill VEK, Columbia, S. C., the proprietor of one of tho largest and lirst-class KETAI1, DRY UOODS HOUSES in the South, who intends making extramvlimirv nreim i'?i t uwiv; iVn> tlm trade. In connection with the regulur lino of DHY GOODS will be added utii'Btclasfi Upholstery Establishment, in ull of iLh branches. Mr. Shiver will add to his Kstablishment something new in the South?a tine Art Gallery where his pulronH will always find something attractive. He lias also in contemplation to make the Department of Mourning Goods a "Specialty. His friends and patrons may he assured that in the prices and qualities of his goods, he cannot be surpassed. ] Samples of all goods will be furnished through the mail upon application being made by letter, directed to Mr. If. C. SHIVER, and addressed to my care. Respectfully, JOHN GRAY. July 15, 1870, 12?3m jl'jipi. 5,000 lbs. Bacon, SIDES AND KIMS, @00 l"fc>ss., EXTRA LEAF LARD, 150 lbs. STJTA SAGA, WHITE GLOBE, and Flat Dutch Tiirnm RaaiI For sale very low, for cash only, l>y W. A. Lemiecker, NINETY SIX, S. C. July 15, 1870, 12-tf New Arrivals. Baker's Pain Panacea, llail b Balaam, Rogers Liverwort and Tar, Rogers Fever Cure, Rogers Worm Syrup, Bennett's Cough Tablet, Bennett's Worm Lozenges, Bennett's Golden Liniment, Bennett's Quick Cure, Bennett's Fever and Aguo Pills, nnAtl'u T?n A/VIIIIVVIf O JKiU JL UIOV/1J J Eye Water, Pilo Remedy, Hair Oil, Dale's lien and Cuttlo Powder's. at PABKER & LEE'S. July 15, 1870, 12?tf State of South Carolina. ABBEVILLE COUNTY. In Probate Court. ? Citation. WHEREAS David Jordan, applicant liai made auit to me, to grant him Letteie of Administration of the Eatate of Bartholomew Jor.lan, deceased, Isle of ?aid County. Theee are therefore, to eile nnd admonial ?ui ?...ii--?i-- - ? upuumugumriuD Hiuurea una creditors 01 the said Bartholomew Jordan, decM that thej be and appear before me, in the Court of Pro bate, to be held nt Abbeville G. II., on Wednesday 26th, instant after publication hereof at 1 o'clock in the afternoon, to show cause if any thoy have, why the said admin isUatioi should uot be granted. Oiveo und'r my haud, this 18th day of Ju ly, Anno Domini 1870. Published on the 16th day of July 1870, ii the 04th year of American Independt nee. WM. HILL, i. r. a. o. [u b.1 July 15, 1870, 12 ?'it Photographic Gallery In Due Vest. OPEN on Tuesdays' Thursdays and Saturdays, find on othei days by special appointment. JOSEPH F LEE. April 1, 1870, 49?tf War News. / London, July 18.?Prussian vobso in English ports havo discharged the crows and laid up. The Times, in an editorial this mo ning, expects to bo obliged to ehron elo Prussian rovorscs at first, owiog 1 giipcrior preparations and officionc Lf tho Froneh army. Prussia nC0(] j0t least anothor fortnight.to gei ftjt( ether in readiness. 111 anothor ed t0rial tho Times Bays: Franco, wjtj out tho shadow of an excuse or of jm ^cation, plunges Europo into a Wai 0p which no person living may80oth ?n'pho stock market in London ftn LivorP?o1 is I'urc,y nominal; ther lmvo bucn 1,0 genuine transaction! A panic i,as n,,'.'*yn ft runior tlin the E,uPcror ltussia pronouncos i favor 01 mobilizes th Kussian army. This rumor paralizc everythingZurich, Juv 18.?Switzerland dc clarcs for armed neutrality. Paris, July IS.?Franco demands decision from the South Gorman State by noon to-day. Tho neutrality of Sweden has beei officially d? c.arcd. Wasuinoton, July 18.?Tho Gov eminent will be urged to provide lo transportation, under a neutral flu? of tlie Brest and Southampton maib wliieh havo recently been carried bj tho steamer North German, of th Lloyd, Hamburg and American Com jpany, and tho Compagno General I lYnnsatlantiquo. | Tho French Government forbids an; cyphers in telegrams. 2s o collisioi yet reported. The Departments at Washingtoi have received no unusual dcspatcheh except that of tho Prussian Ministc to hold German vessels in safe portt Tho Administration havo no fea^s c complications or of danger to Amcri can shipping. Xkw York, July 18.?Many Gei mans havo telegraphed Bismark fo safe transportation homo to join in th fight. Norway and Sweden will join th French, provided tho French flee operates in the North German seas. England is negotiating for ncutrali ty with Holland, which, it is sai< Franco favors. The position of Kin sia is uncertain. Tlio latent surmise ?how that the disposition of Russia i to support Prussia. Tho French corps commanders ar( First, Canrobcrt; second, Palikao third, Trossard; fourth, McMahon fifth, Trilly; the Imperial Guard an Reserve, Bazaine. Franco distrusts Belgium, beeans two alienated Frenchmen, Chasel an Braimant, command her corps. Telegraph companies have made ai rangements to reach all Europea countries without touching Franco. Don Carlos has been expelled fror Franco. The evacuation of Rome i3 ogai reported. The French men-of-war are watel ing the departure of Prussian iroi clads from England. The latest from the front up to 1 ] m., is that no blood has been spilt. Baron Alfonso Rothschild has r< |sigucu me j-urisian uonsui-tTcaei'tt *bip, because the King of Prussia v< fused to receive him at Ems. Tbo Prussians are in foreo at Soai burack, New berg and Liuden. The principal ulave owners of *th western sections of Cuba were to bol a meeting at the Governor-General palace on Monday, to discuss the mot feasible plan for the earlj- and genen abolition of tslavery tbrougout tli island, granting even moro than th law lately passed by Cortes. OBITUARY. DIED, at the residence of her soi Mr. J, K. llamblin, Mrs. ANN. HAAIUIjIN, on the 14th July, age 98 years and 5 months. She was consist ant member of tbo Bapth Church for 45 years. She leaves large number of relatives and friend to mourn her death. r<r?xraTnxTTr?Tna W V J--* kJJLVJI Xli Tho following named persons ha\ freight in the Depot: J L Covin, J Hollingshead, A 1 Morrah, Cater Adams, E L Parke T C Perrin, C Evans, Rob't DuBos J J Cunningham, J C. Haskell, J ? Mays, J C Scott, E Calhoun, J 1 Childs, W II Bass, J E G Bell, C 1 Haskell, W D Mars& Co, S P Giber Thos. Young, J B Mosoley, N H Scot T* R Scott, A B Kennody, N G Mo rah. * EXPRESS.?Anna E Martin, ~\ C Wardlaw, W P DuEose, Fannie Li max, Thos Young, C Y Barnes, C ) Rice, A J Hester, W P Walton, McD Miller. C. V. HAMMOND, Agent. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLIN County of Abbeville. Court of Common Pleas. Summons for Money Demand. ' Nancy Gainee, Plaintiff, against James 1 Brownlee, Defendant. To tlie Defendant James* A. Brownlee: YOU are hereby summoned and requtr to answer the complaint in this actic > which is filed in the office of the Clerk of Co; . mon Pleas, for the said County, and to serve . copy of your answer to the e*id complaint the subscriber* at their office, Abbeville C?r [louse, Law Itange within twenty daya aft i' the service hereof, exclusive of thedayof.su service; and if you fail to answer the co plaint within the time aforesaid, the plaint will take judgment against you for tlie at i of Two Hundred and Forty-eight Dollars a twenty-eiglit cents, with interest on the anm One nnndrcd and Niuety Dollars from the ] day of November, A. D. 18ti9, with costs a . disbursement*. THOMSON A FAIR, Plaintiffs Attorney, Dated Abbeville, 16 th Jul v. 18*71) To the Defendant Janus A. Brownlee: t^AKE NOTIfJE tb?t the summons in tl action of which tbe foretjoinj; is ft coj in pursuance of proceedings heretofore hi was filed in the Office of the Clark of t ' Court of Common Plsas at Abboville, in I County of Abbeville, in the State of 8ot Carolina, on the 10th day of July, A. D 1ft' THOViKW ?k FA IB., Plaintiff's Attorney, No. 4 Law Kanjrs J ply 82, 1870, flt Abbeville, & 0. Or Anderson Intelligencer oopy six tin) ... / Markets. Is " ir Abbeville, July 22.? Cotton li@ 1GI" New York, Juiy 20?Cotton dull Lo ?20(3)20}. Gold 22. y Charleston, July 20.?Cotton quiet rt middlings 18. )- Augusta, July 13.?Cotton firmer i- with improved demand, middling 17}. ' ($17*. ! IilVEIlPOnr. -Tlllv 9fl fnHnn fipm I r, ' J v"""" 0 uplands 9 j j Orleans 9g; rnles 8,000 balcg. d ^ ? LOCAL. >t . " 3 | a^ " Time tests tho Merits of all Things. 1 The foreign and domeptic demand for Perry 1 j. Davie & Son'a great medicine?the Pain Killer 1 ,! ?vm never before eo large no it has been of j late: nu<l we think the time 1ms arrived whon ] y the declaration may be made, without the poe- ] L> aihility of refutation, that the city of Provi- 1 i_ dence, hes furnished llie entire habitable globe D with a mediciue, whi?-h, in | <iut of univeraali- < ty of demand, extent of ueefulneB*, eoiuuletu 1 y etUeieney for all the purposes f>r which it in f ll designed and wide spread, enduring populari- ( ty, hug never been equalled by any medicine 11 in Europe or America. ! !, The univcnaltty if the demand for the Puin 1 r Killer, >8 a novel, interesting, uod surprising >. feature iu the history of thi* medicine. ltd ( >f '-fame has gone out," into every quarter of the 1- hsbilable globe. Tbc Pain Killei is now regularly eold in large aod steadily increasing ' <i\iantilic8, not ouly to general agents in evel" ry State and Territory of the Union, and every Province of British America, but to liurno# Ayres, Iirazil, U aguay, Peru, Chili and other 0 South American stales to the Sandwich Is' lands, to Cuba and other West India It lands; to Englaud and Continental Europe; to Mozam'* bique, Madagascar, Zanzibar and other African lands; to Australia and Cale ;tta, Kargoon and ulhci pljcc6 in In<lio. It ho# also been eont to H China, ua'J wo doubt if there is auy foseign 4 port or any inland city in Africa or Asia, which is frequented by American aud Europe? 'j i.n missionaries, traveler# or traders, iqto ' which the l'uin Killer bus uot been introduced J aud been sought i f er. The extent of ill ustfulnett is another great (i feature of thiB remarkable medicine. It is not ^ only the best thing ever known, an everybody will cuufos*, for bruis<B, cutf, burns, Ac. but . or dysentery or cholera, or any sort ol bowe , comprint it is a remedy unsurpnvscd for elflcieuey aud rupidiiy of action, in the great u olios of Brit^h India, and in the West India Islandx und other hot eliuiutee. It has become 2, the tlandardmediciitt for all such complaints, as wen as ior uiapi psia, uv*r oompiiuuts and j. other disordeis. For coughs and coble, canker l> asthma and rheumatic difficulties, it has been proved by the most abundant and convincing l. trials and testimony, to be an invaluable medicine. The proprietors are iu possession of 2- Uttera from persona of the highest character 1- aud rcsponsibilitp, testifying, iu unequivocal 2- terms, iu the cures etfeuted and llie aatisfucto,.y rvault8 produced, in an klinost endless vuriet* ty of ease*, by the use of Una great medicine.? Prvv. Advertiser. July 1, 1870, 10?lm. vj IIutTn'g Biat Di fescb.?'"The weak eateth heib.->," snysSt. Paul, sj that eighteen hundred ' * ynais ago the value of icedicicnl plants vat ll appreciated. In the old Testament botanical ,e remedies are repeatedly recommended, but in 0 no passage of sacred history is man reconi meuded to swallow calomel, or blue pill, or any other mineral pr-.-peraiion. Tteiek were diivcted to cat hcihalo strengthen them, to purify iJ. -ur, to h?al t hem, to reetoru them, in thntdr.y the ark of maki:.g vegetable ex_ IrucLd WHa unkuowe. '1'liC hei bul medicines were mere iufus ons. 1> It was rt served for a latter oge to unite the ,V sanitary essences of tonic aperient aud antibil, iouj roots, barks, and plants, with an active (* stimuluut, and thus Beeure their rapid d ffubion a through the debilitated or disordered system. Tha crowning triumph of this effective mode of concentrating and applying the virtues cf a medical vegetables was achieved iu the produe'-ion of Uostetter'a Stomach Bitters, fiever before had a perfectly pure alcoholic stimulant been combined with the expressed juic-s of the finest sptcitu-s of the vegetable king ' doin, Never yet, though eighteen years have elapsed since its insroduction, has Ibid great restorative been equalled. It is tak-n at u l - s, In all cliruee, as tho most patent safeguard egainat epimedici. us a protection 1 ugainrt all unhealthy tabulations that produce iebdity or beget disease, as a remedy for intermittent und other malarious fevors; ub an ap>t petizer; as a sovereign core for dyr-pepsia; as a j? general tonic and invigoiant; as a gentla, pain ' I le&a apei ieui; q? a iiooa uepureui; ad a nervine; j as a cure for bi'ioua nfTcctioBP; as harmless au(V odyne; and at the best defence of health unr, der unfavorable circumstances, such as aeden^ tnry pursvite, undue bodily or mental extiX tion, Hardship, privation and exposure. July 1, 1870, 10?lm. l> m < m r. Oub Manufatubixo Intebkots.*?The manufacturers of Ihe North have avked for and obtained the ai?ietanco of the National Governy inent until they have become a burden to the people at lar(e, aud the tax paid by the Uiiited states fur the support of these mannfactu|V rers is equal to all the other tuxes dut togeth r, er. our uiauuiuciururs mane goons 01 Dei" ter quality, and at lower prices, than other manufacturers, and they oau defy competition without Government help, This, at lenst, is the plan of Mr. P. 1*. 'J'oale, of Charlestou, S. C., the largest and most successful manufacturer of door, sashes, blinds and mouldings * in the Southern Stutes. ^ July 1, 1870, 10? Ira. Don't Foiioet This.?Wilson's* New Mill never did a better business than it will do this season. Grain is already coming in from nearly every eeciion of Ihe District, it requires but Tittle more time to t?ke grain to a good A' mill a little fartuer off, than it does to carry it to a poor Mill nearer home. Many person* take enough wheat at one ecj load to make flour to last the family for weeks ,n or months and if it is spoiled in grinding at a m' poor Mill, who's to blame when it is known , a where the most beutjful white flour can be ol>on tained from the sam? wheat I Irt I'artie& taking a full lead would do woll to come in the evening that their groin may be eh ground at night. m iff im Tho friends of D. O. HAWnd THORN, of Abbeville County, an lat nounco him to the public generally nd without distinction of party, as a suitable person for tlioofilco of School Commissioner, and invoko in his behalf the public patronage. MAN* VOTERS. i; Hawley's Restorative Balm, ith 70. For cleansing and invigorating the Hair will prevent it falling off, for sale nt PEN; . NEY'B DRUG STORE. Price $4.00. !i?, Jane JO, 1870, 7?tf I ? r v * &ATJSST QIJOTAXIONS OF SOUTHERN SECURITIES, IJT CHARLESTON, 9. C., Cor reded Weekly by A. C. KAUFMAN, Pro ker, No. 26 Broad Street. July 15, 1870. Statu Seociuties.?South Carolina, ol<l,? n8fi ; do new,?a75 ; do, regiBt'd ?tock, ex int ??70. Crrr Swturitiics?Angusfcn, Ga. honda, ?a TO; Chnrloflton, H. C. {Stock, (ex qr iiil) ?a 48 ; do. Fire Loan Boude,?a70 ; Columbia, 8. f. .i-a Railroad Bonds.?IJluo Rid go, (first mortgage)?ii50 ; Charleston an?l Snvanniih,?n70; Charlotte, Columbia iuk! '.!'<?> raw nml I>nrling'on, i . : i and Columbia, (first mort.)dl>u?; ! . raiitee,| fi7a?; Northeastern, 'Jza? , nnh and Charleston, 1st, inort. ??n8"; (lo, Slate guarantee, ?n7!i; South Carolina,? ?76; do, 73 ; Spartanburg and Uuion.?a62. Kailboad Stocks?Charlotto Columb'a and Augusta, ?a45 ; Greenville and Columbia, 2a ?; Northeastern, alfi; Savannah and CharlesLon, ?a3ft; South Carolina, whole shares ?a40; do, half do ?a2?$. Exciiakoe, Ac.?Now York Sight, | off par; Gold, 111?116; Silver, I04al0tf. eout1i carolina bank hills. Bank of Charleston ? ? *l3nnk of Newberry a? Bank of Camden 50a? < Hank of Georgetown 6a? Rank of South Carolina ICa? Hank of Cheater 7a? Hank oPlIuiuburg 10a? j Bank of State of S. C. prior to 18f>l (ifa? Hank of State of S. C. issue 1S<>1 and '02 SCa? "l'luntri/ and Mechanics Bank of Charleston ?a? "People's Bank of Charleston ?a? Union Bank of Charleston ?a? Southwestern R R Bank, of Charleston, old, ?a? Southwestern R R Bank of Charleston, new ?a? State Bank of Charleston 8a? Farmers' and Exchange Bank of Charleston a 9 Exchange Bank of Columbia ? alO Commercial Batik of Columbia I8u? Merchant*' Bunk of Cheraw 4a? I'lantem' Bank of Faiilield 4r?? State of South Carolina Bills Receivable 97? City of Charleston Cliango liilla 07? Bill* marked thus (*) are being redeemed at the Bunk Counters oi each. Abbeville Prices Current. BAGOINO?Gunny?per yard,... a 80 BALE UOl'12?Hemp, per lb a Manilla, per lb. 80 a 88 BACON?llama, per lb 26 a 27 Shoulders, per lb 17 a 18 Hide*, per lb 114ft 21 BLUE ATONE, per lb la a BEtF?per 8 a IV BUI'TEk?Country, per lb 20 a 25 CHICKENS?per bead 20 a 3(? CALICO?per yard 10 a 12J COPl'ERAS?per lb fi a 1<> COliN, per bushel 1 7(jal 80 CO UN MEAL, per bushel 1 8uu2 00 CANDLES?Tullow?per lb 20a Adamantine, per lb.... 25a SO COFFEE?Rio. nor lt> ' >!*'? I.agnyia, iter lb 28a 3<> Java, per lb Soft 40 COTTON YARN, per bunch 2 2Sa2 CO DO.\Jli3TlCS?1-4 per yard 15a lrt 7-3 - 13a 14 Jl-4 " 12a 18 EOGS, per duz^a 16a 2f> FLOUR, per bbl 1 60al200 GUNPOWDER, per lb 40a 60 IRON TIES, per lb 10a 11 IRON?English refined, per pound, a 9 Sweden.., 9a 10 Baud .. a 10 Hoop - a 12 Plow Steel a lo Pot war a 10 LARD, per 11) 23a 25 LUMBER?Wide Board*. per ft a2(.?0( Scantling, per M ft n20 0 MOLASSES?Cuba, pwr gal 60a V6 Went India, per gj'--* 60a SG New Orleans, per gal.. 1 OOal 26 MACKEREL?per half b&rrel 9 00al200 per Kit 3 00c4 00 MADDER?per lb a 25 NAlii), per keg o7 00 OATfc*, par bushel 1 15al25 ONIONS, ner bushel OIL?Kerosene, per gal 75a 80 Linseed, boiled 1 40al 40 LioBced, raw 1 40ul 40 Tanner'a Straits 1 60a 6U POTATOES?Irish, per bunliel... .2 00n2 6o Sweet, ' 1 ;0 PAINTS?While Lead, :v . c, KICK, per lb :<? SALT, per sack i . . :> SlilNGLES, per 1000 a? Ou SHOT, pit-lb. 13a 20 SUGAR?Pulverized, per lb a 22 Crushed, per lb. 20a 22 A, per lb a 17 O. Extra, per lb 14a 10 Brown, per lb 13a 16 SPECIE?Gold a 13 Silver a 10 SPIRIT?Corn Whiskey, per giil 2 00a2 60 French Brandy 6 00al050 Itye Whiskey 2 50a6 00 Holland Gin 4 00a8 OfOf Turpentine al 00 TEA?ITyaon, per lb 1 60n2 50Imperial, per lb 1 OOal 22 Black, per lb ...1 OOal 26 TALLOW, per lb 12*a 16 VINEGAR?Cider, per gnl Sua 76 VARKISIIES?Coaon body, per gal 8 6)a6 00 Copal, per gal.... 8 aGO WHEAT,' per bushel I 60al 60 Apprentice Wanted. A YOUNG man of 16 or 18 years ol' ago can get employment to learn a good trauo on application to Seal, Sign & Robertson. Juno 17, 1870, 8?tf - w????, Every moo who has a horse, mule or cow, sbouM have a bottle of McCord'a Colic Mixture?it ia no humbug. Call at PENNEY'S DRUG STORE and get a bottle for $1.50* March 25, 1870, 48?tf i mrnmi 450 BUSHELS PRIME YELLOW CORN, for sale at lowcBt rates, for Cash, by AT1TEW kr WATTT7/D Greenwood, S. C. June 18, 1 "fresh supply French Calf ai Linins Skins and Oak and Eelnlook Sole, for sale by . ?\ \ TROWBRIDGE & CO. ; Juno 24, 1870, 9?tf - - 1 ' ' | , ' - . EXCELLENT H0R9E 8HOER, (USb?1, Sign & RoberUon's CARRIAGE SHOP. Jane 17,1870, 8?tf 9 -7j * * \ <. * i. STILL Mil III j\.T ENOCHNE WE ARK now offering to Cash buyers way of Belling goods low. The sec our stock reduced. Wo are scllinr Ladies' j anese cloths, Grenadines for 15 f?fl 50c. Wo havo n r :?. <? : Jaconets, Swifl plain and striped ; wir. r and iSuniluor OapNimeiv.. ; i j"? ?., .??. ' We are selling all of our Gents and J> .> lie &t\, at ftilly 25 eta., lowor, aud overy thing c wq> lraST& Wo have oxtendod our inducements to th< havo a splendid assortment of Millinery Gc every week from Now York, which havo I prices, and our priccs havo been roduccd in i can please in prico Btylo and quality. TO WHOM IT MA We arc selling everything in tho Grocery ullly Sugars, Coffee,?all kinds of Hardware Hand Saws, Drawing Knives, &c., Crockery cent, lower. Now is tho timo to buy whilo May 27, lR7n 5-tf SPRING AND GOOD We beg leave to announce to the p in Store, and complete, and we can ass ABE Prepared to offer them better bargaii Our purchases have been made since 1 which enables us to sell them much CHEAP This season than ever. This is no hu we invite all persons to call AT Our Rf/vro nrwl t.ViAv n MILLER & R Aro offering their Friends and Cus THAf Ever before offernd to the trade of effort EVE! Iln9 been to serve onr Frienda as we] and our aim this season shall be to i hope we have already established. Ce BEF01 Purchasing elsewhere. mmr m THE LADIES will remember tli has charge of the Millinery Departme where she will always be fonnd ready style of DRESS, HAT or BONNKI April 8, 1870, 50, tf 1 v u osu* mm I 3NT Spring Ante - War CALICOS, 12 1 Dress Goods if ifii (notions, hat: A Grreat Red CXjOTH ftUARLES, PES / ' ' ' April 7, 1870, 50, tf . *","V , . - L.. -L - I r r NORWOOD, Du ???v;. - \ OROO] drain and ttan?r?! P ^ No. 3 Mute's Block, f - ' iiimm. ISDN'S. G>09= still greater inducements in tho ison is advancing and wo want Drops Goods?Mozambique^, Jap, 25, and 30, worth 25, 30, 40 and ison, plain nnd drilled, Nansooks 1 ?? ' ' > r ady-niad" ilso in prop'U ' \ &OX&S. ) Miliinery department, where wo )ods. Wo are securing supplies >ecn bought at greatly reduced ft much greater proportion. Wo YCONCERN. lino at still lower prices, ospcci , Pocket Knives, Weeding l?ooa, ' of every kind at fully 25 per wo arc selling low. ENOCH NELION. SUMMER s ublic that our stock is now ;ure our customers that we t y is than A\e have ever (lone, biie great, decline in Goods, EH mbug; and to be convinced. ft fill admit that Q8ERTS0N tomers greater inducements I Abbeville and vicinity. Our R il as they could do anywhere?, naintain the reputation we ill and examine RE ? J i. '.'i . > tat MilS. rvTFflOK " *nt, at Miller & iiuiul i l? to fit them out in the latest "1 L. UMMUOM Goods! Prices S 1-2 CENTS, , 15 cts., 6*0 ltv Kssrvr, ciivror. RRIN & C0. -li JLiL f . Wlllll^ PRE & 00., r?*i*i#a j '*;?lt " irT' 't* " i't* * ml ?& r ; l!-% 4- . :