Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

I UF.WS SUMMARY. The X. V 71W sm.vm thai TVcs'.* O.ont tirant f>Mes v.i'li Prussia. A ]'|ii'sr!? I pi ?i :i paper lu*?? for ifs'.d ituii; ! v all' n Mill* r iui'1 live "on*. Ij partha?of) *.vhat is now the l>?'<iiH>.-s poriio: of the < i'.v <?f ^Ciiieiniiali lor tlit Value of a horse. I A Hritish frigate ha** been d.'spafdied to Copenhagen to l-ring I a< I; I'rinccss Alexandra, now on a \ :<il to the royal family. In Virginia the on If m fold t'* be flying out anti the poplar succeeding. The Knropean war has ] ut a t?i:d-den fitoji to continent:'.l lours. A Indies' gambling house bus 1 ?.^n discovered !>y a prying neu-pijer correspondent at Saratoga. They have expelled a dentist frr-m the Chicago 1'enta! Hooic'.y for indulging in the Lcrc-y of advertising. "Wisconsin reports U:e anival within its borders ol' over ^O'JO iiiiniiiiraM-during the first week of July. J-lrs. Governor Alcorn, of Mississippi. declines to i-ccc ive calls irons ;!.< wiii: < !' Lynch. the colorid Sjertiar-. cf fctate. A lady school U achc-r in J>:iylon. Ohio, receives ?51.?00 per annum, tic Co'opx* l i ?t i\ imm!.! 1. 4I*> ^v. v t t.iui > J/UIU ililj cr in I lie .Slate. 'I'llrt (Jermans of r>aI:imorv 1 ri i rn J!o:u!:iy a lnf-olin:; to ? >. press ' ysnpa thy wiili l'm-i-ia. A in ctin;; was call* 'I. j\ man in Indiana wants a divorcc Invoice lii-> witV Mvears at ! i:n :-.;rd hvl-s hi in on the hot stove, v.hen he doesn't hehave. A Mr?, JiOa-'c, living near Liver1'0c.!; ilnj^laiiti. threatens to :-"t; i h< >i.-lioj-. of Chester km* refin-injf to conHH-rat>' an elaborately o rate ehnreh. which she* has huilt at a ous-t ci' i0, (00. A f:re occurred in Masonic ll:ii, h':i vantiah. <??!., on tho 2Gt!'i( which d..f;roved nearly all the regalia of the various lodge-;. Inii^I GcrLardinol ar.d Ciirran Ys~. .LaUnhiin ? ( ! :> hi;le:l in 1 r> f.n the IStli, in bur-room lows. Kentucky has developed .1 roiored opir poet, who in;:."t';i tulh'.es t!.o lute civil war in two thousand stanzas. The Democracy "of tho L;o;;th and "VVest arc slowly hut surely reorganizing ou a 1'ros.h and liberal ba::i?. The New York Cummcrciul think** 1liR Senate "is earning deserved lasno at> the great wet nurse of the nation." The Bishop of Manchester has decided that in the Knglish Chmeli the bjaek preaching-gown is illegal. Twenty cases of sun-stroke in Ualtimore on Monday?i-four fa111!; fourteen Saturday and Sunday?live fatal. A large cotton warehouse, containing 1,500 hales of cotton, was burned iii lhiliimore on Monday. -r. ji I.'.IF. )> :( .1 is'-tk-oc: V. t".*- r..:h rb'n this Ml that ill.iawi-.S toik-la aro tliUtIt li'.Oi'C fc-lli!*i*v than they have been for many previous years. Men of ficiciiee in TCnrojie sire | x\zxled 10 ucconLil /'or Lin.- extraordinary chtildes which have taken' ]>! ce os' htlo yours iu the temperature of the seasons. A tier!; in I':i!tin:o;*o f.c.l OHlv-e objects to living h<a\ ily luxe i i'or uicetlon purposes. llo ?ui\;et.-> how; ?v;c-:l it is lo bleed fur one's country. General Mo I Ike .'tatod in tlte Prus-' tiao Cabinet Council that Prussia wa.never better prepared for war than at the present time. ! Tho Warner House, at Northainptnn, Massachusetts, and sundry .stores adjacent, were burned Monday. Los.-? 5125,000- insured lbr ??">.000. I In New York, tlie '^fashionable uptown churches"' havo closed up 1'or the snnimer; the flocks havo gone to J the seaside and watering places, and the pastors to Europe. j Minister Bancroft at Berlin hasj telegraphed to the Secretary of St ateJ that tho r.ecce.-ities of the holders' hfed thrown a large asnoungof Amcr-1 jean securities or> the market. J Tho Fenian Brotlieroood, in New York, aro much encouraged by the' prospect of an European war. and' v.nAnnah 4 1 y.1.1 ? 1 pi if[;uou IV 1IW1U U n.ccung about it-. * I Tbe Popo withes to proclaim tl?c Infallibility dogma, which was recent-! ly voted in the Eeumcnioal Council,; on Sunday, the 21th instant. A leave of absence for three months will then ' be granted to tho^e fathers then desiring it, and those who choose to remain may discuss the minor ques ' tione yet undisposed of. The Stacits-Ztilurrf, the lending C!er-| man paper.ofrrTew'York, insists that tho war is to'hb Ifte final combat, in-' volvirtg the dieappcaranco into the back-gro.und of the Latin vaecs of Europe. -It ha9 no fears,-of the result | as regards Germauy, and says : "W ho, that is not blinded can now doubt' what iptist be the conclasioa. oi the' war?" iioeke flays the faster a man writes the slower others Can read what he has written. Kapoleon could write fourteen -pages in a minute; unfortunately, however, a page consisted | of eight blot9 and a splat tch .Some; of his lines to.Maria Louisa appear a* if scattered over the papor by the explosion of a bomb shell. m by merchants of Abbeville, ''St 'the/closing of their stores at 6 p. "during" the next month. : i Ii'/I*'. . WM<W .. . \..l Xfc US?* Se? ndvorGfOntcnt lost pdckcJt' look. . : , ? : ..< }. 'J-- . Tho Hot*. A. J. Springfield 1 aibceti nppointedinarslml for the Korthtjfn district of Alabama. . ' 0 "* Su!.mt iiii?ii( luketi l>>t a fIiui it \ ill.in #ix i it>nllij> Friday, July 29, 1870. ! THE EUROPEAN WAR, AGAIN. 7! c event * f-r ti.o j :v;l wn!:. tliro*. . very JlKlo tl. J iw.i in tl.o iairoj.-o?t'i .present tt-1 (he fatcrc <?i" the. v.n hi-;?v?*cn i'iM'M'C ami Pr;;s =i;\. Th I'uMSc* jourunls arc fl'ic-.l with is;ili!:i ' i v (loiui!.-, 1.i!t lin y s.rc trillini; :?m ' unimportant?il.o I. ??!11?oiiioria! the situation in :.i! its hrnriA^ | !'Ut ii the <-out rail.My i.f < *' ' ihc:v i? I-it 'Vonf ir-ion wcr?c io;;i.Of:'.*' There have Leon f-hi:*::; i-1:: s hnl r.o j:11!;t l-al!'.-.-hi< an?I t can' in/". 1 lit* ' ":? = i I :: ti ?r 11'-';'']4-, t'i- :vv.ir.-slaw i < j stores, and the l'"cv ). to ' T ! :\ a a i . 4 \ ; tn.n everywhere : hat vc :?: . ,y a: 1'OVvii'J. ji.-s is List i::rJ. an! wo ri::y c.\:>i ;t time I I uViUi*.1 Ti *??.?. i 1 # ..*. *J J lit' . ll iv" !*w* *1 \ C?l r. ! O |.'.0 i!i' '"tl .1 luiis to bo ii^i.'.'.y S.a::.;r?kd. l! i-< :ii i :v !.--tw. tv.< jiirCit i d'.v. i :. i-.r 1 iio i.::i u : v of i !t: r?*p*?. !i o.i.-o Vji. Lory, i ;:: thu .;!< : ; to r.urcli J'.si'is, 'lell.roi.' iiy-ito!!, cr-.a'-t j"!ara:.t't. s <. ; France which will L::a.Ue i.-. : I.; th ut:>; f.;i\ v\ r. i ?!:5. .-li' v.! I'll'.' I'll I ill <a (.! i H I i.v' ili-: {in tri-tsi-j*Ss, i !; t.-rists < ' j:i r. i. v ! :;s ]!V<.f.'iii i n> tii.it :.l J. ;i::? -.v-Iilt:? !.::!: . ii- f !. 5' *? ( {" !.. i lir'iiilv t ^ .v -;:<.ii * ;* i'j ?-s.fj.;.? ! Vt'iih tl.is proviso, i:t-vci tl'.:J 1lhy c11;J i* Kii'.oj itiii i.ot 1 1? ! V f. !'/> in < Iin ' . 1 ' - - - 1 ;lhisti::;e the i.; '. ?'slion i.. r.sii'one i> itie till?. !' t:slit uirni ]!' \VC!' *. J.'?? Ihi-la'i l t V } o ' ? i all v:.tiy!? clirc it*:!. A:-y in V: il: v M y eh v. it's ti.e i:f K-.giMl i.< U-uml i-v treaty tipulr.ticns to guarantee the inviolability ( ! the territory ot giiim; she was besides a party to the | treaty of Vienna, which tri:aranU.o<l 'the independence of the Neriht il.:i:d*; : and moreover has every reason t<j uresui Uio extension vl' I'r tilth ten! tory to tho iNorth sin, v.h*. re Froac-Ii (Ttsiscs many threaten the L>o.st p: rl jof Ler eoi:!?:ore:al marine a:.d cor.;imaml h?.r < <>:.:i:.< tra-:?\ The 'sympathiesoi' Kc?ia are with I'n:. tia, ! lit it reenm not likely that s?h v.-UI interfere exerpl in c-a.*? ?.i" tain coiiiii .vr-'Jidv?'. V. !.:\1 are t*. IVrh::pr--. if iVanre n?tc-i.i^ts t:> fore:: ;ciLlicx- ";.a;n or Italy into r.C.ivo si! ' I ia i f.r ii'.\ list rla MicuM join Franco or ir France &hou!<J aites.i; to annex the Jthinc provinces will.out tl.t sai.f ti'>n of an European Cun^rc.s-. or without iii:?Iv:i?** fon.pon: :il:r>i?. 'ike cv:.i.- o < !' Au-tria dcp'-m'.-i upon that of J.'; .'a, fti.d alon^ as fcl.c- Austiia v.*;!: likely pjc.serve ! <.r dcf.n Ivc fit 111 i: fit-. The sympathies of ."-'pa:a and Iy H'cm to bo with J'niMfc, 1 -ut tn-y will liktdy ko neutral. .Holland, S*.velJen and Norway pro'Ws neutrality ' and may l.?c able to preserve it. The sum and substance of it a!l i?, that the chief danger of a general European war ari-es from a threatened collision between France and Km*land Any intervention ty JIn;;land, would almost ncecs'-iarily provoke a continental war. JJsit this i'rance i j 1111 ii<s.;i:is ki-j.okcu i?j provo!:e; and on the other hand the enormous pecuniary pro His which England would rcalizo by remaining neutral, and doing th; carrying trade of the belligerents, afford :i strong rc.at.on against her interference. Theo thousand miles of Atlantic water interposed, may relieve us from any probable fears of being drawn in, r.s active participants in theso p*arterbations of continental strife; mid it is v,*c!l. J'onr long years of fratricidal, inler-nccino war have made,us long forpeace. French interferonco with Cuba, of which something lias bee n paid, would doubti less provoke a col'iii-ion, !>*.;t thi.% iu!tcrfcrci.cc tenot likely. But though I there he no participation in tlic* con1 teat,'the sympathies of the American people hive been outspoken in behalf of ono or tho other of the beiligericnts. The Ge rman element, as a mailer of course has been roused almost to the fighting point, in behalf of "the Fatherland." Tho greater part of tho people of tho North, except the Irish, go the same way. This is but natural ; for Prussia furnished both nioncy and men to tho Northern armies in our own great fight. The Northern prqss ?*>r tho most part, give expression, to/those views, though some of the jourftafs, and especially the Herald and tho Hew York Times canvass the situatiqa^vory independently. Such for tho most part is the attitude of tlio Sputhcru journals, fhniirrfi iVifl RiinMiorn nnn?* ' " fcUVUb? ^if^vuulurftHy 'sympathize with that natioq -which gave u? the largest mcafiuroof aym. pat by in our own lato war.' "l)jpL . ',* JThe truo view hero a* everywhere else, lies, we ei'ppose, between 0^|>of i t m ' ' ' 1 '? m ? m h,i ^ i-::ir?-Tncf. !"rns:''c ' sin* I oSli aruMliouf, j^r-vc; ??. :iti?l j.?Tliap3 liolh arc r.Ji?:'>-1 (ijtially J-? ! ft-r TiroVf.t l* , v.'iiJ.*!i Ix.'.Ii ii:fvital>??*, v.),'?( !? both have ir.nilc :i? ;? 1 ; ?ri. -Wjir. ?v!;i !: i-\vtrv tln.il* subjects v.i:<\ bir-^i v.osibl' r iio^vlav at.''?l.u-n been ?>:.!y a ijue.-lion of lime. i As lo r.sH'.l- an ! cor.UTicr-' c:k1. ivad the 1Vi!I<4 vi;>g :u ;:-.Ic tixjir. the St. I.< nis jJawrcml. I ' Tiir, Wau and t'nTTON.?TI;o S:. ' Loui< Ih'wru* :;n on tin* Will I! ?- war t t?? ? *;?! <! *;:vx: i lus : ? a ; . ? . * * ? i; i?>;j \< L:<..i j* We < !ai:n ?:o I'.ii.J-.iy ? :' i*:-* V. r. vi 1 \vt .' ?J : *.ru! iu.\ :v-_i v.-III. '* tl.'J < '! V ji t : !! Silt.J. tlse r':*.' t z* i- i I l* C!;ssvtre<! in tl.o ,] ??f < no is ! ? I c ^ of ih- tir.-st jjvrtvi-L-a:s i-i mav'.cl*. v. I.i.-Ii 5 ec :?;e j ::?> ? t o%" r.r i >. t!:v ! ?.f j r.\ ky IW ' {"*? ! j-M-j f - . !yi? i :? i * I ! ;? _ _ i !: ! i.:al rs. a'-.i b. why* ' - } sinam.i.t ::.* " J'..'1 !; ;. ! . !>" v.% r- !.?; " :! ; V - lb.* siI !< .it ; : lie v, v.r- jJ.at 1?" : I j..;,j ?v??] ' i < :vM ; , : wi.i : . :v :i ! *.! j s! <. <: ?. '' i- s ? II:*:- V.V , \ . ; ; i. i .1 % 1 t'.::. 1 s; ? : :?! ! : . !? t '? f ' j '1 I.:- < v. "; ! r ;; i - v/"':i 1 - i; i v ! - :p. i 1 . i';:: v 4 to f * ," v:?j:ty. i; :?. > vvr i - cv>.!i ? !" : , I:- ;< :i. ! 1 !.o j-r : : ' I : I i* v.-} 1 I? ?j" t :i*?. ! : '?! > : : : .1 ' f sy, i:?*. ; ? - ; .1.. i. : i ii 1 . . I" :';H < i' ll.V.I v i ! U J i-< , .I ? :'.i' : i v :> - !!'. V. :y j*:?tv;!y. T: t i .: - ?.; : ; i':! ! N '* ?: ' t ? 1 ! *, : . : !; :* . ! - ' ' ; ; v. *; : J . : fi' Mi. i v..' ',-:i-*_ I t;: ? - ?<: :i Jt? <!<? li i II ?'o u 5::: ^ ; < f i v.i!i ! A :: 'i.-* v.*ur. J*! .'i. ;1, y? #;:*;?: 1 > . r ; 1 " thai i ? :.]?, i.o, cll.cr } rc. -I.:'.u ?v!!i i F.fj villa?. Cfr.ie Convcnticx j ' i ] > i ; In vro j r.M^h tho ? r<.cvi-.ft' ??.c :>::! !5s:iiv. C 'o:.vc-t.: j.jii v l.ic'.i r;ut it. C'hitti'jiu !??r?tl?o?w in-?. As our it;ii!ir.< v.i.i. I ivRivinbcr, The eV":c*:t of t'.is Convex-' in?vi 10 mvmI.iIi'.'.cs lV>r : (iovcrsicr i'.:id I.!' v.ti nr.;;* ' low ? ; to prepare a \ la! r.?nn ?.-f :s-!?.s?' ' ai;<l to select a Coiilr.:! rtluie Ojsnuil-; t Of. I | At tl.o time of ^ j ro^cr.t vrrilinir.' we havo rw-. iv' u <.::!y 15:o f.r.-.t j.-.vjf LvHiJL'-}, $>;:t ta!co i'. f.1 Jiovcr!!'!!' Jyc/.t L.'iu ;r. < s :.{ ! Va' r I 1 ii'a:..-kr i.t II!: !\*?La* t < :? ' j'-r Liruti JM.t ; T!ic I'laii'- i i:??1?? li.o i.;:.;?*;?"*1 ,?>f t i. lirj.t hiii H.l ? ''WOrlJiV till! b'/?. I the work, sir.*! tl;e" . ]-u j:0^c5 of o:ir i:i:lLc<] a: 'I i.:j y,"?was <! ' ;!?.ti.-s v.u it'X I:.-!i iii !l.vr j li 11 -> !:.<? v?ry v. ;:..I v!.o K.-f- ;-!:i party. , A!;;: > I;.i.t J.os an: j v. ill > fall . -S.ort Cj ,t.." j . | ' T't-i f:- ?.* ) }-. - n -v.~i j.- l'.'ioli ! UaW lieV..,-! -.1:1, it'* ! A lid we I.avc little to l?cj c f;<ni: 'either ]or deed, r.s 'ou^ r.^ the 1 Republican hold cf?:ec i:i t!ic SLute, j T!i? Central Committee we supposehas bc-t. ii Select.d as the l>ij><tl/irait ; recommends, v. itb :: view to a '-vi^ro rou?f^wde awake. systematic, clVec j tivc'camp.ii;:':.'' With then: everything: 1 is at stthey will likely frparu no j [ pains to athievc sr.ccc.ss. One of (hemort noted features of. ;th^ r.cent Convention was flic nunij her of rival delegation?, knocking at 'th.: door for a !mission. It r.ilords a; striking evidence of tho discordant '.elements of w I.i'. h the party is com 'posed?the opening quarrel over the 'spoilsof office?th'j jealousy between |whiles and blacks. These jarring! discords will likely be apparent in the; j several Congressional Conventions,1 ! when rival claims will perhaps not be j ,so easily adjusted. Tho preponder- j ! anco cf the colored element, as.d its j 1 outspoken selfasscrciun arc apparent! in the speeches t->pecia!ly, of Cain.! | DeLancy and De.Lar;j.\ J'l.c black*! 1 i'eel their power and they arc determ | tsied to have their f:;!l .share of thej Jofj.-cs? a seat in tho IT. H. Senate,; land tlieir duo representation in the.' lower ilouse. Not the least remarkable foatr.ro of: i the i>o.!y, was a veritable specimen of (a recreant Democrat?rant avis in ': tcrris?in tho pcrsun of Col. II. A. ;Graham of Marion, who was wo bo[lievc, Canvasser in tho Democratic. Campaign of 13G8. Like most coni verts ho signalized liis adhcrcnce to i ! his new friends by abusing his old? j This love of Republicanism by his denunciation of Democracy. Does the | Colonel Buppo.so that past sacrifice for principle will justify present rcero- | ancy ? or that ho lias any surplus ( fund of good works which will alone ] for future delinquency ? A mau wha j deserts a losing for a winning cause, ( oxposos his motives, to say the lca3t j of it, to adverse criticism, and subjects liimself to the imputation of sacrificing principle to policy. Ho may bo eiucere?but this world ie ccnsoiioue.,( I i?\y. ( >*v. Scytt fjiiMimiiausIy ro- ', nmmn:itc?l for the jrubernalorlal j chair nn l a. j. JSaiisior licuten-' inv?-nior. t.:c state c?ufr:tl kxccativo. r.:*ltec ueire "r?i!iiz--(!. ::s !< \v.~ : j. ii. llain-.-y, < v;:ir:t?ua : vv. ]?. \ loc-].ve>:i:c:;t; f. i.. c'.srilvjtrouv-tvor; ii. v?'. }!. i:-S"V. i 1 i:o mo iha CLu;r:jio?i, s:! 'ii'.T- .i:i>?!i iS (i 1>?. S. A.Sr.-a":!-: -J.I, \V. J. \\*h;?.-| !}?cr; S. U. Hi i::tr.-i >n ; -it!:,-it . ?.! : i'lcws. a!>. r a ii. f\ :s- ?: ? -" v. v.?- _ :m\'y ,]. f \! i " ! i u V-' '*u; V'i:'v ir a.. ?\.::*-r?;a!c? I'.-. j > of j :;i . A l tU U I.I., i.;-j L vUVi Utl'j;! ;at!j-?:ir:iC'l s <rie. 1 Tixc < V>n;fr<ViM X?>Tn;:;"t;:?;r Convention 0:1 i I } f V?VTT t T^TT^r y? r"#% :*7V , u^Cxi X* Y.V Ii I:* nr v'tti.r c ?!i;rn;. |ii??. I i'J^S i lllO \ Ol t..C A ?;!--Vi:iC Wliil'Z tO-: ticty. V.Mch V.::-; !; .:! ;i t':0 !'; vii.i ?jl t...J *. >.: V/t !..y : -t. ' T:i v/;:,. :i % Ciy fn:! iifl.'.S!tVx:,4.vf I i i:?o o:;-: _ :. :v.i:v v.?-.c ; ! t tYl:.A< il<:- ??Io?iVci'i;*! li>-:{?:e ti.<* r;ov:c*y, v.-;; :> <1 !v' W", ;:5i ! :...Vc li' cts t!:*.* 5'.jl c!" TilC - ; v..- i !.y t:.. Ik v. Y\\ i'. i>.iI: ?iV??!;s r>.thii, Xilvl - / '"??.y r-f-'ii c. Oil | MM'i:' ihe :i l!..:; mu r.cvf.r ! :lT l;> i:.y V. vl.t. i;iv<; ItSl *.:;?* . *!" v. < ! lis** ;m: !: ?:*. v.;; ; .. } ;r- , .. . : i. o .5 l!. :.u-!cui ! j, rvii-r^y! v.\v.: i l'..j "i : tli".' tlVC: t'S ii.O tiiii l:l.i < . i , i :e, i t-.iiMc-l ; -?! i -:v<r V-.liv.ry. The !;:\v?;!;e ? :Ms:l tlis* ji.-.v.-cr rf ?i-O!': litulCiV i tiC t;! ! '. t?-, ; ? ? ! .il Ot t:: i lllw-lllO. "p(::i v.liic.!: tiio v.-;i: , yr^'sriis-i.t r.i.l i!is i i<i.\;;vn by r.n r.ei;!y into'dii t an 1, 'vivid iYon: :i v.i leandi I varied ii -Id of ro.-ean h. We \vni-| c-jaeia!!y f-.hnek with the 1 :i" v } i' the jiu-t::rc- in which he sketch-} ed tUo career ??f David?the shc-n-! herd boy. annosnted King over l --: rael?and of that s?>:ritii.:l con- ' iiiet in which he overcame stouter. i:>e.i and won a more m*. lading: crown. | The Address was delivered byj the 1'ev. K. II. Miles, i;::?l v.ii^j truly at) elaborate ami ornate pro- j duel": on, di<}>'ayiiiLj the fruits ol* extended ro-;r*nreh, as we'd a ; ojv.l.le j'I vai led c"!In re. The Iii^- j lory of the K:.;rli.-h l'.lMo, \va.he interesting theme i:i which byj turns?the eoH.t,i?;n aad | re>:e:'va-' lion of the old Jewi.ili Canon?the! translation of tho Sejitua^int? i!se origin ot the Xew Testament?j the i>re.-:crv:;t:i:!i of the A'exan-! drine, aticaw and 5^*iu:il;o man t:--*i"!;r 1 ?tho hi?!orv of the Kn^'li !; f c"' i ver. i?Hi?t;:o g'i'DVi'l.i ( i heresy? W vnmm V.) U1 Vl'/iJ'iUill ? thought expressed "m orr.ate, y?<>!-' Uhed diction. A let tor n'Mrcn; J jr- Ji:i.I 1:01 Ii.lVC heOIl Weil comprc&s- I cd iii the siiuo ?pace <>f time. The llev. Dr. Boyco, of Due j West, was invited to advlress the' . . .1 Society, and give an interesting sketch of the Fairfield Bible Society, with which. until recently, he had been connected. The llev. E. A. Bolles, the active and zoahiiw Ajrent of the American Bible Society, then favored the Society with a repoit ofj !iis operations during the past year, j which was truly hopeful r.ud en-j New Firm.?"\\Te lenrn that our friends ^Messrs. John G. 3?dwards | mid Upaminondas Edward.-?, have I Iatc.lv purchased the interest of ^Tr. j - 1 . I hrioch Nelson, in the grocery store on the Public Square, near the Western Corner, and henceforth will carry on the business joir.tlv. The Me?erf. -Edv/nrda are active,! energetic business men, ami with a large circle of acquaintances, will commence operations wilh the most favorable prospcets. Wc welcome thorn into our midst as a valuable acquisition, and wish them the largest measure of success. Ilor and Duy.?Tl?c weather is intensely hot, and on yesterday the thermometer stood in.the shade at 91?. AVo arc tempted to volnntccr to lead a forlorn hope to the North pole. A 1 _i ? i\. udui juaiu r.t Jtior Jioino WOUIU SUlt , better, but where is it to bo found ? Portions of tbo District bavo boon been visited with rains, and some fow complain of having had too much. But theso Inert aro in a dccidcd minor, ity. The cry is btill for raiu?tho ( jtrcams aro low?and the crops aro . anguishing. i " % ? ' iasr Sco change of Schedule on tho 1 3. & C. B. U. Eenublicaa Blsctins: at Abbeville. . V..' v.. v ; l,v -.v. ,;... ... ; i . ! ; ? i :!r> uli'.i! <r t: : C.Htr ? II. : ry C'sit..:t 'r* i, ' 1 ! ;M" 11 i?t: il ~. L Olllj'.'V i/vV. :U:v,.l.y. r.,;.ra>f'-n ?-A! i r.r.::\-; A. - Ii \T:.: I! C:-::!;- IJ - >! Wil< u.; of Mr. ( * Vt";;:'*;. '' tS - o '<!' *""ivc -lv . ' it-, :y ' > /!.?: .!'; i ; ! !< ! ' ? ! ' ' J! . . v -y.i \. <; :!. ? l!. -u-.l, tin: w:;.' r m; f-.il! 1 l ' s.v.-n' i-.n <r.5:.!y '. -j i'j\ li. I ? on 11. : ti : ! ! . vf.f j < ;' the ];< v.a:; j-ol "i'Sitv'l ; t.i'i' ! '! <; I Wa'; !if?t .riven; Mid l!::.I iV;;!j I jn .i'jl;.Vvsl -i; I:sr-; t < vt ]?">.*;!u:ii<:s.s T'1o?!*x\\:? the j ; i t < f tin; u;? * .i::g tu'J-.jvtiuor fnou ai.N IS. I.. I!- 0-\ II-ics Sibling on C-iturday. Wo tr::?t to M-e a ;-rr.n l turn ov.t <"? .. ;r olt:y.rv v. I.itc r.ntl eo!o:v?l, ?i'? Jr'a! ur lay next, to husr the exponent* ;>1 ?!.? I'dorm movement, Mv.vi:*:*. Carpenter ami !5r.tk-r; ami a!-n ?.? i\or-L:i'.v ati'l Youmnnf, who are can. vas-:ng the fjtato with them. T!t? v are all able and oSTeclivo shakers, and our lva let.s raaj' expect lo hear i;omet L111ir attractive on I !.o occasion. We to see a l.:i*,ro turn-cut of o*:v coloivd 1 -.1 -r. It v.its t!?o castAi.slci-roi:. :t-r I why t:oi in A i.bcville t An K::ti\l. train v.ill ran to Ninety."Jix, J-javi.!^ AbLevsllo :;t J ih ic:!;, A. t o that, if any of oar frier: Is have to leave Abbeville that <a?jr:?ing,(\vhith ?ve tin not expect.) they will bo advised to take an early breakfast. CoKTM:fitv Sci.'oor..? \7c direct the attention of oar reader* to thy alvort. -i'liit'iit of l!i-' (-'<?! :'.-:>bary .iebool, which wii! :i its nexls'ovion on the 1 lit ii of .Septens ber, under the charge of its l'?r:n rPrir.cij.al, Mr. Will Ch rials*: l'eucl, ar.d l.I.i ccl'ca^ue, Mr. W. Vi". Viincu-, both ^'. adisa!f :i of the UniwrMty of Kdiuburg. Mr. Jienet luis proved himself not only a very fine scholar, but a very successful teacher; and with the able assistance of his colleague, will present stronir tlHiins to the patronage of our people. Thcv will receive, we are sure. that public favor and support which they so well merit. ??>i An Arn.htiid IIou?f.i:om?.?The fVi'Ti-Is <>f our c: teemed townsman, Win. IT. Parker, K.-q., and family, will symi?:ithuo with them in the afilietivo bereavement which they have sustained in the loss of the youngest, tenderer: t, and loveliest of tho household, and in t!ie serious illness which has prostrated other.} of the infant circle of brothers and sisters. Scarlet fever has come like an uniirrwlv - ~'J " w'-"* to nip tho favorito flower of tljo family circle, and to blight the fond hopes of parents anil friends. ?4>? antican MnnorisT Emscopat; Cuvitfiw.?V/e are requested to state (hat 1'ishop ,J. M. Hrowji, of the A. M. E. Church, will lay the eorner-atouc of tho church edifice in this village ou j Wednesday nc::t the 3d August. A Panorama, for tho benefit of the Church, will be exhibited on tho evening of Thursday tho -1th August. Tub I?ivai, Delegations.?Tho DeLargo delegation from Charleston to tho Columbia Convention were scaled and tho Liowcn rejected. Tho Gufiin delegation from Abbeville were declared the properly elected representatives from their county. Tho Y. J. P. Owens ticket from Laurens were seatod and tho delegates chosen by first Convention in Orangoburg. BST'Soc advortisomentof Ice Cream, on Saturday and Monday next, by Mrs. Jno. A. Talraadgo, as well asoth cr uainncs, which wo can rccommcnd to the patronage of our fvionds. BST* Sco adveatiso of that wo'lknown and popular Institution, Davidson College, N. C. On Saturday last, according lo previous liolitv, that largo wing of tin-' iJojitjliifarj party f?i' AI>!?evil!i?, was !k*<! nith lite action of the; vrcvioui Couw uiloi.s of 1 I*o party. i?.-t a'.so in Convention in t!?c (.'ourl ic:tro::g eiYori.:> Ik;iJ liecn made to keep the < o.'*>re?I voter:* awav. 1 ?n scciiiid t j bo uuavailtiig. as lucre was OjS. M. L. .Maiia wa, c:?"!?-.T l?> flic ? mtvo ?>; irr. 51 ?. -?? I J. J. WO !> !*. . , Jlr?' Clin'tiot* i !?c ice. >; luti'-L' 1 i ?t V i' -'.i 11 l?y icO i:is? ;i 1 f-.*?v -i ? <?. 11: ami i">'; ?i! t'? malc?; r-*?rJ:un yraw io-.-'itt. t t!;o JF-mi. S Ti. f 1 IIi-r.isi.ii". TIj-* m-n: ' \v:.s in Lis ov. n !:i-!::t*i*: ?! ,i malt?.r ?;*' <-?"s*ir * ; ':t:i <-:va'*? a <Uv?T'"'?ii ! V r I. :t -.J j ' l'tit-ss- f! !;??;1 r j; c-5?al'jjjs airnit.ri 11??: ?. <:? ?a ?*. *v!i; party, i'ai'inif i:i In: i*irtir? d. Tin: I.aroest 15e.\n.?Tho Char-1 lesion /xi/trif quotes our paragraph. in reference to tliu bean raised by Mrs j Floarm.y W. Davis ol" Jfodge'd Depot, j ft and then w*itesas follows: ' While on a \i-ii to Columbia on; I Moinlrv, 1!tli inst., we were sliown j } ,in the garden of Capt. Jos. W. (Jor-!j< don, a lot of the name fpecimen we ! ( presume. They were nearly all about j | ; t he Olio .size.:] 1 inches. We were in-|t" ... . te.i-y were only youn?* ones. i J 'the ?rrowlh rlurln^ a ui^ht is >aid t? J be aVmt two iaches, and us* our friend ! 1 of the l'n.j Miys they are MY hop-1 per-. j LA ' .-Inwi'I'iin* the <i'.<>ve, Wi'nam i ?I Il'.v.*:}*, ha*; I a handi .1 'jWi* i , IJl.f \ .i!'.! [I.J, i 'j ite :i?t I'.'.v li::es of t!.n :.!;ove, * j :iv:. ii--, we read with (:o:n!!U*nda-! Me : ravity, ;w, i praiseworthy ereda- ^ ' lity, nt::!l ws i.:nie to '<hos3 touches! - > tr.:Iy '-Miis.c hauscti-i.-h.*' a! on'.J' he j" . *?i inch*';* ? the jjrowth in a .-in-; ' '!? n: !?', 'j inches?at si ties a-toa-, i hi: a!!;;'i'!!i<- n'.-ht hi t!s?: hi.-l <! ->- ' p:.t-!? ? whin f!;\sh and Uw. d could 1 via.rl iL tr> ! and we bid adieu ^ iob?.:!i "riviiy and rn.dality. Our d ti.ny t ?. a wry truthful lean..' \\c v.- ad ?!*??.? hl>M let t') S\v V. by i i t xvi 'A t:. '.abb-hod. ( !i i:.: v ?} > 1.1.ii an in-'iv.'. ! | i ? ^ j,, ' 'nil.".?\f?i were >hown op s ; ! is ' ! in '.. -..!! SV-'C.'JM-I, i t/i' ~ ' *1 SVoia tho p'it.sia: I* it* > '. | ! il. ii i the jietiih ^ j" i of tmil's ? ! :!<. They! i >"> :*u ??f the I'i.di -on vaiitly fioia i i J 1 \ - s'. is ! by Li:!:1.-!;': wtTu roar < !y ft. I! r'r-iv/js, ?. ?>!' i!.o ! ?*!'I 1 I > I . rii in <>!' ' v.- 'I*;, y '.v- :v (V.i :> t? it V^l: liiwt ! c?!:t b: c!?!y iru-J ::.i I ll. -.My !. j | i 5 ; a.ciV < !' iiv> l j'. _x' I v. - : i;:.-i-.tittiiy \\< !! I>:si1 ; i?. i::.r 1 _! ; ? .< !> '! with cs. i !<> ::: .s :!:. ? , ; < !*, vary::i umi.'ht iVoia 1 ?> ; C;i:i any of ou?* ft ivi.d 4 beat.' It!.!*? * j ; I i TJv.tj.Horsfc J!i;r.vT.?We| j !. t > :!ri:ir.-ir:cit t!v" Isu i.'tr on J i ! T?.t:r.v!:;y rii ;ht of 11?o I:r*t '.vri k, t li*.? * " l*V'-l!In^-b?;!i^ol on 1 iso S'lnritati'T: ' jU?:?#'.vn :ih ho I'm ride Oal'ioimi | ?<!:: *," lai.Iy sold by Mr. John White! !? '' < vt > M sr.". fh'a 5!< v *\ ' i . " . . ? j Morrr.h. Mi*. John Morrow and hi-* j *.'.-.:wily re ofciij-ying th?* house ut ., Sl'Cstisne. He had :i di'TU-u'.iy will;"', ia ?;o!or?'l mnn in t!if? afternoon tut-' ? 1 " | eof'ing the rim, anil lie was <!o::L?t- ] t tin* incendiary. 'I ho breaking'] joMt of th* flanu.-H i:i the lower part ?>fj jtSie house, prevented any egress from j jlhat (purler, an<( the family were only i i <avciI by making their e.sit tbrongb i j! ho upper windows <-f the honso. ! Xutl.ii:;* was j-'iivcl. What .-.houM b.'jl 11 !-.( patii dimeiit of wwli aa uliV-act: Y ' j Will iiiipi i-Diiit:eal in I ho p. i.ilcnli;;j ry } ;??! ly tho U'.'iuaiii.l.s of b.fc!:uL*il j if:*.- '{ | f.ATKST tJi:(>TA.n()NS <>! ' ISUUTIIER.V SHuuurriEs,:. IN CilAKLKST'J.N', S. C., !' j CorrccUd />>/ A. C. KAUFMAN, L. > for. .Y??. '23 11 rood SI ret t. July 22, 1070. I Ft\t": Seixriueh.?South ('.;! !ina. ? ^8"; ! iu \v,?a?0; ?1<>, ivjj;.r<] sf?.o';, ?x ini j j <';*r ft rRJ.'ii"".? I Oil. f't<: '-? ?a ' 17'"'; f'::iil ???.?i. S. I'. '!?. ( .* rjr ir- 1 ?:. j ! 11 ; I > F:' <* f. ?r>*i !>: r.-;:',?:i7" ; f.'oi S } |o. F'.or.lv ? ii?ie. j/. i Il.isi-"?B'sio (first rn-'ii j I ftT'i:- )?itfi i; ( h ir1c*i !> rtn-l Siivai.u. Ii,? ' 7,,;i | (.' lw.ljJa .in.'l An ?;?? T: - [ Jimw r.i. ! P iriisf^'on.?nf-'S ; Cwn 'i !? r.^ili j Coln.V.-i i. wort.)? n ?; ?I". ."-'late ?fir;? j j i'M'.L-?>7a?; ^io< liiC.t*t<:rn, 02a?;>avnn-j . j r.ali n'i?l I'l.Rileiion, 1M- ino't. ?rn:>; do, i i Sive tr?i:n*ai! ', ?;?75; Sroiuli Citroiinn,? ! JaT'l; c!o, 73 ; ^ p?n t?*i.t?mar ?n>l 1'i.ion?a GO. if Iva!!.*i>.\i> .Stock'*?I-lmi-Ir>tt.?s OoiMinti'a ami j l Augusta, ?nla ; Or*. onvil!?; and Cola rhin, 2:? j !?; N or! eru, nl">; Savannah m:<l I'h-irl' p- j -1 jio'i, ?n35; Sou'Ii Carolina, whole tli.trt-s j i< j *10; t!i>, hrtlf il->?a2 I. i_ I Kxmmkmc. ? N?mv Yi.ik Sight, J off par ; ' jGolJ, 11 t>:il 2*2 ; t>I! v ??r. luCt . roll ii caroms*a isank bll.1.3. Rfi'iV of i '.Hi 1? ft* n ?n ? MSsii. k? of y*'.\ b-iT> n? of I'nni't-T t"ir\? i I'n k of trji^tovn !>n? j I'.rt -k of Soil'.ii t.'.'irolt'i'i ' ":i ? I ? i : <?f S"*"? i i ilc of 51 eah'i"!* 1 an? ! j.niik of j-tru? c.f S. i\ prior to I SGI ' a? . 'ark of Si**th of C. 1 H't 1 mitl 'HZ !!?Ja? MN*::t- iV nn'l M?" harnca liai.k of (?h.n n ?ii? 'I't ple'" link of f.'!iPi]??t-ton ??? j * Union Honk <>f t'lsnil.nton ?a? iSontiiwrctern It II IJatik of Chnrlos'on, j <?! ! ?a? jSonlthwefctei'U It It IJ.u.k of i.'h:irlt*ton, ! ?.?-w ?a? | ^ S!n?<* liuiik of (,'h?i!?ston ? 8.i?j J ! I-'arni'-rs' uiii'i Mxc-ha:;g! Dunk of Char- * ton ? o I I'xolianpt! l?Huk of (.V.nmbia ? ?1 C??KtTj?.rcis! lis..k of ("o:uiiibia ISn? \1?* rebuilt*" Rntik of CluTttw -In? IM.uiUrV Hri.1: of Fn5. fi. ' 1 4 St fit* of wo.it!i I'nvolrin I'.iSI. tl * ?-! v iililf 1-7 ? Citv of iJSifirltfi'oii t.linri^-- 07? / * I:i:N !vrnV.^<l Mm* ( *) nr? being ri-Ji-nnctl c i f.t liid li.H.li Coui.teis oi each. < i STILL THEY COM3. { 3 DOZEN SUN* DOWNS will bo re- i Ct-'ivi"! i*? n fyw flnvs nt tlio EMPOUIUM OF FASHION, i July 20th, 1870, 1671). It Pockct Eook Lost. OST on YVp-W&diiy evening l?*t, ii JLd fniiiM b'?ck Pocket I? >o!c. containing ^ Twenty to Twcnlv-fiv? DoIIhib in money, si lew p miico Kinn jw, niifl some memornn- ,j fin. Bonk somewhat wrm. ^ The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving it nt this ^fTi'-e. July 29, 1870, 14, If R Ice Cream. TflE subscriber woulJ givo pt.b'io no- Z lice that on Saturday next, (beijig ibe day of the Union Reform meeting,) Icq Cream will be served at b<r establish- meut on the Public Square nt the hours of } 12 m, and 5 p. m.; and also on Mondny Q next (Sale Day) at 4 p. in. Calo-a and Light B?end kept 'constantly on bond. /> MRS. JOHN A. TALMADGE. July 20,1870, 14, It .... ? -Vff coisrsiGisrisEa. i The blowing named persons liav eight in tlio Depot: Jay it Bradley, G A Yisanskie, J Io!ling*head, Uakcr & Clinkscalcs, \V i Pratt, \Y MooroA: Co, 11 C Craw- ^ jrd, Ceo Craves, C C C!raves, J F rA iilK-rt, J I' Tlios Young, S Cj ,? < , C T >laskr!l, ,J J Cunningham, J II J Child*, \V JI Pass, J F Calhoun, (>ul?os>?, S li Morrah. r j:xpw:rss.?w p duuosc, j m| Soyd. C V Harries, \Y II ^Jeott, T 15 |? coll, X C Morrah. tl c. v". hammond, s Agent. \ ** .1 i i jhLi'KCJ.S. j.j Ai;?t:VII.LK, J II1V 2U.? ColtuSl V.j(n !? " ji: X.-:\v York, July 27?Cotton dull: - J01 (" 20}. 21 J. j\ li.M.r:July 27.?Hour siotivo; t! u'.t. less ? (I.OihiiJ.T."#. Wheat |1 o-.v-r? ;u:v.* ivil l.'.~jal75: while .iVialX). Corn?whitu 1.2oal.2S : i r cihnv l.OGal.iO. v Cmaht.kston, Jn'y 27.?Cotton qnict t< An Ja'y 27. ?Col I on firmo.j' vitii iiMprcvs.*.! l!iniihiliiiij 17^ v. I s. Livi:::ronr, July 27.? -C.Vilton irrc^ ?i:|.Sa'*i ; Orh-ai:s ?SiaS<; !)/ > ) ) j ^ wv\v vtii Mm * ! i - a d !..i 3 * ' fa i ten/ 1. ? * ? i 9 ?j; j TUB l?'VI.,\tt.\TH?N OF W A!i UK j LWilKN Fit AN I'M ANi) I'ill.S-lA lui- j ' I i yit luvttt in dimtlrv. iltul I C ::l" b II 1-c i ;. (!> ! 1.1 i *:.1> i\V|tV s-'!?>n t>f j j t?::ii?.;! to wSi.t". Iv ? ! u^i* (if iriy} -.ill 1>?| > : vrJ fii.ni it X 5?0V 1 : n I'. * 3 i* r V .Mj ;>u'ziV.-i \::i> r;.i; -1 \ will nr.^'istr. i;t;E\D W I I I I'-, A: iti.1 M'i .ilii'i.d ?*f W;..r n:ul our |1 tmill!"i -till <1 L'u 1:1 -Si will ? lili.lliiy ! ^ : is*! ::, jiinl T ?ti j- il.m: \ll"1- ol ?1o'5.?vh ii.ti> iLr-1 .. . . . 11 \I ui iLc Iw.tli, Kust. Hil l We I, wlil.g | ^ A?) 7*? ^ Oil DfAti on rottw.n* will nailrally fall r'f' iiuii ] . ii* it V':'i'i". It i' i?jfo to Wl.ini-.tr !tid WilJ c-i.ii-ly prod'.!-.'!! ov r ; 5.000 H3S ' ~ 7 - - - w A ^ >r ?-r : r:;r i.w: at t;i::. or rir. wiinne 3 i::r r~'>j?V v? !! Iinvf t*c??' "? ! Id sh'I, a:i.! will l-.i'ir tlln J.iiv/; I fl>-n-!sS iStM to pt||".*lm IJ ;!.- ? I? ?N, (' in ill's or otiicr ctiuae-s. NMI-Vi>fs INI)IC;R vrit'N, ! 1>V->P!:!'.-1 V, II ?.\ UTfil'l'N ?:.<! CHILI. ! r\NI) FI.VI.il can Le cund by tito Orcal | < *oulii*]fi Ttrhic, illlTER BITTERS, j WHICH IS R!:COMMKSD"D BY TIIF.:' in. ! < >! utitiiui ity 1.1 linj Tmle. (See W at uuii l canh 13-j.iU- ) FOR THE ; "UMTFR KlTi KK.;, ir IS WF.LL KNOWS, ' ..? i-Uf iiUii'b?.! nil o?ei- tiie SnilAi. ar.d J :;>]as*i?.l t? tl:*1 HEALTH AI\L> V1Ui>it tlittt :iuHi?ra <;f t'a-j ' mm army i AltC ICNiJ'.VN TO I'O^SEJS. V&" S>l.'Mi'K!t BiTTlillS i* for aalo l>\ , 1J1 *ii.I < 'r >i??va rv-?ry ? j 1)0 WIMGii'Kib DA VIS, Pto C/ixrlt'.stoii. S. C. 1-02 SALE BS' V7. T. PENNEY. t Ju!y 1?, 1870, H, It NOTICE. C ^IlE utulfts-iirncd, Mrir.bnntsj hereby a. *i;rfcr, iroin anil alter ihe iiil d ?y o! ^ locust Dt>st, ami Mnlil the 1st day of Si j>- -? .niiior, to cK-Su ti.eir stores at 0 o'clock, i. ui., (Sa*.unliivs excepted.) white liRnnr.ns. MILLER k liOUKUTSON. KUU \VO( >i>, I) >PUE & CO j as. vv. k)\m,ku, v V.\ T. lEN'NEY. H. T. TUSi i-.N & CO. jiknkv inman. WAYS, b \ UN WELL & CO. enocu kelson. J. KNOX A. M. HILL. 1 UO.WliRlDftE ?fc CO. L OAUli. pur M K-ijihai). AM>'rvill<*, 8. (J. lioili July. 1870. iileetlag of the Executive Committee. A MEKTrXG of the K.v -ntivc y ^oimniftoc of the Abbeville A^.tiultnral fcioeicty, will be held here r ?n next Saturday. A punctual atcndancc of all llic members of the ' ,'ommittee is desired, a? important ? uisincss will conic before tho Com- '' nittcc for their action. b July 20, 1S70, 11?It i ?_ if COKESBURY SCHOOL. A W ILL CHRISTIE BEN ET, Rector. "W". VV. VANCE, M. A., As<?i*tnnf. rHIS well-known S.liool will re-open on MONDAY, trio 12t!i of SEPKMBER. It?j Teachers are Alumni of Idiuburg University. Tlie School is sitMed in h healthy locality, where Board, t a moderate rale, can easily b? obtained. For particulars, hr lo Terms of Tuition, ;c., aiiply lo tbe Reotor, or lo : F. A. CONNER, bf President of the Board of Tiualecs. JuIt 29, 1870, 14, it tli * ' be JACK FOR SALE. . ia at ttlE wHIflell onr JACK "BLACK tlV KNIGHT," on Salo Pay in 8h cptember noxt, at Abbeville C. 1L ? ]y HEATHAM & HOLLOWAY. th Jaly 29, 1870, H-tf Evans & Hutchison's 'ormerly the "Donald Mill/' rlll'j MILL, long ami favorably known as tlie "DON ALD MILL," has been urcbascd l>y u-\ ttnd we have repaired it liorougbly?putting in a He.r and splendid MUTTRJt ((he lines' tlsat. is in uai)? NKW DOLTIXG CLoTlI, together riib NT.W AUlUNiiliY. from tlio Vatcr wheel to the garret. This work bas b. eii done in a subs'.ani'?i am! woi kinanhke manner by iho most xpiTier>ccd and skilltnl Mill* lights in tlm ounlry,and we believe tiie Mill now to ba i a butter c?>ndil:uti th.ui it ever was in s palmiest days. Tlie old Friends and Customers of tho Idl are ie*;>erifully invited to return to lie Mid that in day* "hing syne' served Ihmii ho well and fiiiM'ullv. MU. IIL'TCIIISOX, ' -Alio hai bad inch expericiieo as Mdler, will have iiargo of (Itu Mill, mi.I will give bis uudiided attention to ibe wants of their cuaoiuess. Uefpcotfully, J As. KVAN'S, lilos 11UKJIIISON". July 20; i 870, 13, 4:u Bavidson C^Ikgs. TTPi f'OLLKtHATF. YKUt w.!l U, t: !.?: '? ij!' ; ii if I' ll ?. (I; tV I I HI t 'l(' ilI -c, lli-i- pei intil u> lliiS L^g i A eat h .{He ir parti* nlar i<if<>ri)i:ition in be I rid fifii; 11 :? !i v, <J. \V. Mc I'll ail, ). \).t L L. D , LV< -. dent. 1Vm5 t >i?: * . ? I) *>i i- >;i (Jollcpc, X. 0. .1 >iiv '23. 1 ST'l, II. i iyecial Train ob Saturday. * X KlIT.'iA TflAlN will I'uvo N iiu'ty-.Six at 7 o'clock on Satinliiy, iiOtii inst., lot* Abbeville, in orlor to give a chance to attend tbo lass Meeting of Uic Ki'form j?urly on hut u;iy. JlvUtrn, will lcuve Abbeillo quarter past three o'clock. Gl-.U. T. KATCLlbT, Ai^eul Cokeubuiy. July 23, 1S70, lC It IIE A1 >QU A RTF.RS i\\Y GOODS AND CLOTHING DIVISION1 ArcikYiiLK, i5. C? Julj 2'J, lf>70. Ventral Orders AV*. 1 ami '2. to h. ?.rr's Storo I'Oil GREAT BARGAINS. I MOST SELL CHAAP. IM1E Mitifp Flcclc of CJooilrt. consisting ot READY-MADE CLOTHING of nil l<-?criplioii?. IIATS, SHOES. LOOTS. I>UY ;OODS, MIIRTS, DRAWERS. 1IANDKEU;iIIEES. GUNS, PISTOLS, WATCHES uu<l ILWELRY. T HUNKS, YALlsLS, ami ? ar^o validy of G oop?ifc ii'o, acul wil! <i'i m now. Let Uie lesnll lig an t ni-iy, [ intend lu ti^lit it out on tliis lino, if < l'iitt-4 all kuinaiur. Ti.id id lu iuic ju-t but i lit*;n r?'fc!iiy. I lui-au l/U?iri?'?8 nu<l intend t!ic public to Uii-i ui (trict il-i.tvJ lvanla.'v fur u I'lirt titiu. 'ihn bt?.-k is varied and woll . l.:ct. d. Flew to Make Dull Times Easy. "Pa w<-ll vr.Mh knowinir, we conim^nro, o iliy, guii!^' ^ittlui'i' i. to our cuoluiiififl. Ml w Ikli'i.jf 11<ia> Li:i:wltf's.'?* enn lie nocowino!?:e i by i ullini; i;'. llu-ao beaibjnui tcrs. Lis Oidi-r of L. CARR. (i. Babcaiks, A. A. O. Ill Ssols at Nstt Cost. No Mistake. J?;ly 2?, 1670. 1-1, tf jrreenvlile and Columbia Railroad. uknkual mrrtm.ntemjiim's office, Columbia. Jti!y 25, l^D. ON nml nl.fi* MONDAY,- l*t, te following Sc.lifiir.l'- will If* urn ?'.ni'y. Sim ny <xc?-|?t?-.l coi.in-ctirp with Niulit Tr.iiu? <v? nth t'liKiiica Kca'I it| niii] i'owii, ni:?l wi'.h Tuim on Chnrlottc, C'olutiibiu uud Au? tula lt.iad ?oi:;g South : l r. I.cnve roluml'ia, 8.15 a m " A let on h rn " N?-\? l><;: ry, 1 l.?-St a m A r r i v ? AiiKeviil.*, SS .'Ml |> m " Aii?li ifli.n. 4.S?? p m " Grcoiivjilf, 6.i?0 ii in DOWN. I.env* Granville, T OO n ni 1 3.1 ,i ni " A. I>cv tlie. 9.' Uu m ' wl?urj*p \1A1 * " .MM on, 2 SD ft ru Aruve Columbia, 3.45 ? m JO?TN II. MOKE, (leiicrnl Kupcrinte'lciit. State of South Carolina. A lili 1<: VILLE CO UX TV. In Pfobute Court,? Cilalion. tK' IIKllliAS Hugh Viteon, applicant# ^ v V lia* iruidft suit to me, to giniit him onci8 ot Aniniiiistration of the Citato or hf. JauoT. Burpe, deceased, lute of said CounTh?3e are thcVefore, to cite ami admonish II nnd eirgubtr the kindred and creditors of ic snid lira. June T. lim ns, dee'd. that they bo id appear before me in the Court of Proate, t<, be bbliJ at Abbeville C. II., on Fiiduy, 21 li, August 1870, after publication hereof, ft 1 o'clock in the afternoon, to bLow ennse, ' any th. y liave why the eaid Administration lould no*, be grunted Given under n?v baud, this 27?h day of July, ,nno Domini 1670. Published on the 29th day of July 1870, id ic tilth year of American Independence. WM. HILL, j. r. x. c. [t. s.l July 27, 1S70, 14?2t. State of South Carolina. ABBEVILLE COUNTY. In Probate Court<?Citation. y\, llbxtbAb w. lully Branch, applicant rT basmade suit to me, to graftt him. Letters, Administration of thfe Estate of David R, ' mdley, duoeas>:d, late of add County.These Aie therefore, to cile and, admonish 11 and singular thd kindred and creditors of e said l>uvid B Sondley, dee'd, that they i and appear before me; in the Court of Proite, to be held at AbbcviUe'C. H., on Friday, :th August, 1870, after publication hereof, 1 o'clock in the afternoon, to show cause, any they have, why the said administiation ould not be granted. Given under my hand, thi* 27th day of Jo, Anno Domini yno. : Pttblialied on the 29th day nf July, 1870, lit e ,94th year of. American'F/Utieudt nc& . ) \ W,H. VlLl? [u July 29, 1S70, 14 -Jfc V k 3 u to\ei &

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