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of Camden , 40aBauk
of .Georgetown 10aBank
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of JUmburg..,.^,.. ...14*ftonk
of BUto.of B. C. prior tol8aj.....,40aJlonkofBUte
of ?L Q. Imim 1801 and 'fli JOa?Plant# '
*nd M??b?Diw fiaok ol
.ffl?*pUV,Il*ck of Cb#rlo?ton
tyrfpa B??? ?f Gbwl^to# rxs*n
B?u|iwa?t*wi B B Am* of Cbariaton,
?oai*hvn?t?rn E E.Bwiit of Ch?le?ton,
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^ank of CliftrBunk
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War News.
Tio Disaster to tho French Arms?120,000
Soldiers C ipturpd.
Nkw York:, September 3?A Tri'uie
special from London, of tho 3d
- days tne lvmg's headquarters were ut
j Yendr?s, near Sedan, Friday. The
> battlo of Sudan began at (> in the
evening, Soptenibcr 1. Two Prussian
corps were in position on I lie West of
Sedan, having got there by long. forced
inarches, to cut off the French retreat
to Mcziers. South of Sedan was
the First Bavarian Corps, and .I'.a-t.
across the flense, the Second Bavarian
Corps. The Sa.wns were nn t!ie
North-east with tl?o <?uards. I wns
P with the King throughout the day.
ion the hill ahbvo the Meu*e, comi.vau!ding
a splendid view <>f the valley of
) ;the Mer.se and the tield. ufter the tre|
mendous battle. The Prussians havI
n?> ' *??* ' '* 1 '
I?"^ vim i\u kiiv> iwn i ;o!i II; r >*?;? J i.
jllio Ij.npcror f-apiiuhiled at 1'. A I.
j 11 is Icllcr to Iho Kin:; < '' Prussia r-aul :
j i;,.\s I cannot die at the in-ad <?i' my
(army, 1 lay my sword al t!;o foci ol
- lyoiir Majesty " j
I; Napoleon hTl Sedan fur tlio Pnxs-j
-sian headquarters at Yandres, at 7
>"iO*ido?*k in the morning. September li. |
Mf-Mahon's whole ai'inv. comprising; j
1 inn,0?i<> pi-ison-M^. cap?'.nlali d without \
jconditions, Th? Prussians had 2IO.-j
*' WXI men enrjn^'d or in reserve j the!
.;i'ivi:' h l?(i.OOO.
! The T) -L '>,< '.< pii:>f"i::l telegraph.- (
iV. in .\i*I?i;i. r'ridav alXern^mi. siv ovi
hoVl i- iiiK-.l
' :vf:iCi v:n jiJ-ror-s (!,< > ier.
: iV'ii:'.vi;:uv r:\>\v:l; <i.:-.l .
jit is il*.nii*nit l?J (>!.-i:sii: itnv11?111/>; io
i 1 fit) iYcneii :ii; ! I In!)
\vliiiw {rcsj'ii^si:;^ on JVM'iju:
territory, wu'ii pri*nu<*v.-< sin.-!
I coMiliM-tf*,1 (t-> '! 1 :iI-<> t
is;r.v i";?ri " i (iio i; Tlu'V !
! :?;v it.(?' t !<;il 1. :x. : ;il'
i ?'N jis'li'i <i ir<iiu iVii'i . f.ii !. .
ihrir poverty. 'i !.e Parisian-* are prot?:irii?_;
1*?i* famine by c>:j?11".ii: / ;:!! fornot
possessed of means f??r
, Ihtir own support. The poor French.!
lif si'.mo bodied, arc retained lor miiila-;
try fcrviec: ii not, arc sent tu thoj
' coo 11 try.
15t::;i.in. September H.?Tlio news
that the Emperor and ftleMslion liatl
capitulated was received \vit!i the;
'most prodigious enthusiasm here.
Thousands of people - throng (liei
'streets, moving in ranks, with arms!
linked, singing-patriotic songs, shouting
and exhibit ing every other sign of
! enthusiasm- A singing crowd assem1
bled before the palace, when, in res-i
ponse to cheering, the Queen appeared
and made a short address. Ail the
schools are closed. The monument ol' 1
Frederick II was literally buried with
flags. Demonstrations were made before
the residences of Bismarck, M<dtkc
and the Minister of War. The
stores arc. closed and the day given 1
unto festivities.
Paris. September 4-? tlir* rvu?.w.;i
of Ministers have issued the following
proclamation to the French people
:
A great misfor tnne has come upon
the country. After three days' heroic
struggle*, sustained l?y the army of;
Marshal McMahon against 300,000 of!
the enemy, J0,000 men have Lccn,
made prisoners. Gen. Do Wimpfen,}
who took command of the army in:'
place of Marshal McMahon. (who was!
hadly wounded,) has nigned the c:ipi-'
iulutton. This cruel reverse will n>l
iihahe our courage. Paris' i:; Jo-day iis
! a complete :-t ale of dofci.ee. The :.ii!'
itary forces of the country v.iii ha or-;
! ijanised in a f;;w days, and a r.ew : riny
will he Uisdi v the walls of Paris.
Another array is forming on the hanks
of the Jjoirc. Year j'atiioli:..:n, your!
anion, your energy will save France..
The Emperor has beers made a j ii ionev
in the struggle. '1 he Government,
in accord with the pul-.'ie p '.VL-rs, \vi!';
take all jucttsiiru*; required.
De Pal>kao, Chcvivau J).. |
(lo'.iondey, fienern!s I'ranse. De l.a;
Tour. De Auvergne, (Jrand Pewel,:
Clement du Yernais, P. Maynu.
foji D;:!oa!ett, Jerome Da*, i;!, of theCouneii
ol' Minister.?. |
DOWNl'Ai.r, or tin: 1 MI'I'III \ r. iiw ktv !
j .1\a:;is, September o?>> i.\ 3L?It is.
j now impossible to reaeh the Corp*!
i 1*, owin# to tlie enormous j
crowd:.: .surr:)ur.(ii:ii; the building. It j
is reported thai the vote on ' J.)e .heanee"
has been carried l?y veji:-:
1 lfcfi; nays none. ( I)eeheance evident-'
jly means Ibrli itureor downfall ol" th<*j
j dynasty.) The people are wild with i
i exeitement, and are rushing through)
jijii' .Mici'is, Lc nitiiir pUu-anl* wiiii ihu;
|VoU; ol' thi' i-'orps L^ifrlatii' i?s??c*j i!??*cl i
! t IjOIVO!!, wlillo .s!iOllt ? <<f t'it'C Jl. jnlb- I
liquc I sire heard x-u nil skies. Jiijtjinu'iils
passing into ti?c city ;;ro rc-j
ociveil by tliu popnUu-e with cioalonir.u; <,
shouts oi' Hoc U Mijui ! Vice Rrj>vb- \
lutjiw arms. As I Ik; ri'^u'.jjr troops j
pass, as a .sijjn/jf amity, tlioy arc sin^-i
' Mcuvcer 'jtour Puttie. The sceno is i
I one of iiulc-8crihsil.lt! I'vi'liMiwni I'm-!
! mors of all kinds arc in circulation, |
unci it is impossible to ascertain their
. foundation, Jiutono sentiment seems j
.1 to be paramount?resistance to inva-j
Ision. "All the nation now to tho res j
|; cne/' shout the* people, and the troops
. join enthusiastically. 'Jhc (iuard Isajtional
say order must bo preserved.
The people evineo but little desire to
51 create tvoublc, and all soem rejoiced
\ at tho vote of Decbcance.
Later.?Tho crowds arc boginning
" to tear down the imperial arms from i
'l the fronts of the shops. There nrej
fears that this may lead to serious
1 trouble, as the National Guard aro
<? not inclined to permit tbego disoiv
ders. .
!8
Berlin, September 5.?Congratula;
tory telegrams from all parts of tho
world coutinne to pour jn. Nearly all
protest against foreign interference
I with German adjustment of peace. It
_ is reported that AJcMahou is dead.
Paris, September 5.?Early this af-j
" ternoon, tho crowds disarmed and
Drone tue sworaa of those of the po_
lico who did not respond to tho shoots
-of " Vive Rtpubllqut 1" Tho boullevards
aro almost irop4*sable on ao~
count of tho crowds. *Thb National
~ Guards are keeping order.
Parts', September B.~Tho Plrovisional
Government assntodii office witbJ
out tho'slightest disorder. All .Minis*
J ters aro acting w*ith energy, add' or-!
d<Trs have been Issued <qr Ibe immedi
a.t'4 for*nriti6ni bf cOlbsertl armies. The
~ Senato has been suppressed, and the1
I Corpa JjQgiBlatif dissolved. Thor.ProJ
visional Government is in permanent)
- session-at'tho Itotel do Ville?General
- ^och^presiding. >5,
, Par18, September B.?At an early!
. hour thii' Wofninfe,>gfcenCtiro'tv d 9 woroj
*! cr-'l 5
~?T?? vj....... ? ? ? jv n_M. il
in the streets. Journals were sough
with extreme avidity. Popular agi
Latioi) is very great, and feeling agaius
the invaders singularly nnanimouf
5 P. M.?Kiratry has been appoin
ted eliief of police and Chienne Ara
HO mayor of Paris. Tlio Hags havi
been lowored on tlie Tuilleries; and i
is said the Empress lias departed, nn<
th? people are rushing through th
T uiliorios. Placards are posted wit
the words: "Death to Thiers !" Men*
| bcrs of tiio provisional governnien
iarc said to he I'avre, CJanihetti, >S
.won, junury, J'iseanl, JYilHin mn
Fory, appointed by tlie Corps Jjcgi.j
lalU". after tho majority had v illi
.drawn, and are in hession at the I1<j
; lei do Yillo. Ifetiri Iloehcfort, win
has been released, in assisting at tlii
j meeting.
j Paim:*. September 5?OA P. M.?
| (!ro\v(js r?;nl ititit: to tear down si?;n:
\ containing iKe imperial arms and mo
jdal!. The lii-jhe.-i, stories :iro elimbei
to tear down the word "imperial*
IVom the theatres. The pclicc arc m
ji iiurer .seen on tho si reels.
SruroAar, September H.?A crow
idei mooting adopted resolutions lhal
j Germany refuses mediation or inter
! volition of tlie powers; also, incorporating
Alsaeo and l.oraino si; portion*
<>f Germany, and demand compensation
for expenses of tho war; als<
Germany must now ho 0110 nation,
willi o:ic army and ?no I'jirlinliit-r?t.
tli.it I Jifw are the only s.-enrilies l"os
a permanent poaeo in Germany and
Ivsropo.
j\mv V??i;September -r.?The Trlj.m.r
fovrtspM!; i'-iit writes from 1!?o
ii< athpiarteiP of Will'am, oi/.'ht
mile:? iV<?:n S-.dan: "Thursday ni^hl,
after (he defeat on (ho ilthh and iJIsj..
'In1 I'remii retreated cu hoime on S^ii:itt,
and e:?ea:nped around it. The
Freneh pi h'lnor.- say they l??*li<?vc that
the road !-> .Mi/.iei:; is open, and in
c;;~V .-.t'another ?! a retreat, will
!< iiecomp!;: hod. Osi Yvednes
lit : i 1*!i eo:-p-<, l!:os
i.i! from Charles' army.
1 army, aiif! (Jivuvn Princes,
wore making a forced march in tIsc
direction of Donchery :><??! Mc:;icres,
to shut in Mi-Millions army in I he
Wi st, and drive them against the l?elgium
frontier While this was ?x<>ii??c
on, ll:o Saxons anil (.itiards, 80.00(1
strong. on the 1'nissian right, under
lVnico Albert, of Saxony, were marching
rapidly, to clo<e on the French on
the right of the Meii.sc, which they
had cj-ossed on Tuesday,4he JJOih, at
IJemcly, in the direction of La Chappelle.
On Thursday morning, at half-past
7 o'clock, the King started for the bat.
lie-field, the can nenadingnvas then going
on. The King drove in an open
carriage to Cherange, three ana a
huh'miles South of Sedan.
The French had flooded the low
meadow in the valley before coming
to the railway bridge at liazille. to
stop the Germans from advancing on
the town in that direction; but the
French failed to mine the bridge at
Bazille, nnd it was of immense service
to the Prussians throughout the battle,
who threw up earthworks on the
bridge itself to protect it from the
French, who move than once attempted
to storm it, with the hope of
breaking the Uavarian communications
between the loft and right banks
of the Mouse. On the projecting spurs
of the hill the Bavarian* posted two
batteries of brcechdoadinij steel lvrupp
li'iins, which kept up a i!u,Uu tiil the
very end of the day, with the
;;iiiis of &oua::, .A cross the J.Ivm.e,
further to the li^hl i!a:;k, was
nn undulating plain above the \ i
of JJaruil *, tu minuting about a j:? !o
and half from S>dan. At the woods
near J.'abccouit mil way. thcrei-s a ravine.
watered by a liny I rook, which
wa a no of the mo.it di sjh rale i u
de and s!:. ibier of the
wh-Iv fa:tie." JMwtv: 1.1: w< od am.!
ipwn w.rc ; : v.. :*; .! !';\iicii cawr*.
\vh.,rc were sheltered m:i.of
! roups wi.iidi wt;:v never u- ed. and
K-parati d from tl . m by a wooded ra*.
in.*, w'.rdi wa>! hare hi!!, where
oe< :tr<vd s eine of iin- hardest liphtin;r
.. .1 .. ! : 4- i
MUI.-II ii'i HU'I; *J:.C \jI
ti.r icoys oi iiiC iion.
1'i.c ]<*reneh finny. when once in I In*
hand.?' of* tho l\-::Psi:;ns, the whohtown
of Sedan was at the mercy oi'
thc(i'erinnn Further lo theleft
!av the villago of Oljey, set on fire
curly in Ihc <iay by the French shells.
Above (ho railway bridge, on the lino
?o *ir;cieres: was a wooded bill, where
.he Crown Prince and stali' stood dariiii;
the day, havi:;?;a more extensive
view than ours; where (stood the
?.\i!!?r. l'li-marcl;, War Minister Moltkn,
(if.icrais Sheridan and Forsy.the. The
object of" 1 lie Prni^iau '.jcnyruls was to
elose a crescent of troops, with which
they began to put into n cin-lo by a
junction between tin? Saxons Corps on
t!ic right and tho Prussians on the
left. This too!: place at noon, near
ihe village of Olloy, on tho Hazi'lle
ravine, behind Sedan. This terrible
cirele, at once formed, steadily
smaller. tii! at last (he fortifications ol
Sedan it.self were c losed.
London, September C.?A. IJrtvarian
Corps escort. 1)0,000 French pa-isoncrs
from .Sedan to Prussia, Failly's dcatii
is denied.
The DaUy jYrins pays Jules Favre,
tho Foreign Minister has already
made peace proposals?involving the
withdrawal of tho Prussians and the
abolition of the French standing army.
Tho Times and other .London
journals favor tho French revolution
as a clear expression of tho national
will; they anticipate no disorder.?
The names of the Paris streets hav
already been chungcd. Avcnuo LEm
pereur becomes Hue Victor N<>ir.
.London, September G.?Congratu
lntory declarations have reached
France from Republican Committee*
of several nations. Great numbers o;
Republicans arc already leaving Lon
don for Paris. Victor Hugo rcachct
Paris last night.
Pauib, September C.?Gen. Ven
ger's corps reached Sedan on its rot
rogade march. The corps is intac
and is falling baok in good order.
Paris, Qeptem^or 6.?Notwithstan
diog tho dominance of tho !mo)t>, pub
He order 1*8 maintained.; Eticrtno Ar
ago, in .taking possession of Paris'a
Mnyor,fn'tho riamo ot thti - Ilcjrnb
liquo, issuod a stirring ad dross, recall
intf tjio patriotic events Q.frl12, '30 am
'48; lie*concludes: Citia?*^, I epeal
to you now, as our fathers,did in*'.02
Citizens, the country is in danger
rally au6und tbi6 Parislhri iminieipali
ty, defended from piogo by a soldier o
tW'JRcjimbRquo. Vive''la JitpubUqut
I ti Brussels, September /- 6.? ''Jpiv
[PriWco do Jotrivillo, Dac JVArrnifa
idto ClW-li^ hTttfMxVillWb
i' II o;:?i vlijL
- ' -!1 ' 1M J.L''.JJL ! JL-l-I fr-j
t to o(TVr their swords to tho Frcnc]
i- Ucpubliquo.
t I'ahih, Scptombcr C.?TIio polici
>. aro incorporated with tho Nationa
i- Guard. It is roposted that tho Italiai
> > troops liavo entered I?omo. It is als<
o reported that Jules Favro hns gon<
t fo moot King William. Mellahon'i
1'death is contradicted. Eouhcr quit
0 'ted Franco laft night.
hj Victor Hugo returned and was re
i-;ceivod with an ovation.
1 ! / ?-i .i i? ? * '
v. .Ti;ui.:vihi, nns appointed rjuninnc
i-1 Valentine Prefect of Slrashurg am
d : Karlsruhe. The country depends up
;- 'o:i his energy and patriotism to read
i?; ami defend his post.
? j The Prussians aro crossing the
:) Ilhino i:i the vicinity of iWulhauscu.
p,Tho National (Juard has gone to meet
! them.
! London, September G.?The Poll
s j Mull (to.-rth! saj's: Tho question now
-'is, shall France, rid of tho Emperor,
i I he compolled to pay for his bins hy
' j the saerilico of .Alsaconnd Lornine?
>|The dilheulty is presently to he solv|I
hy the Prussian ldvanco to J'aris.
- Ojmmi air meetings continue in England
: favoring neutrality, There was ;;
jvasi meeting of this sort ui Perming ham
last night. (I rmmont arrived at
> i l>over, England, and is ready to join
jthe new government at Paris in a
?(Chinese war. Che.*, reau is at IJimism'Is.
,i'fhe Prussian papers eontinue their i;.->
. ;saultK upon .England's preteinh-d noil
; irality ait'l proposed inlorvention.
Tim <-;srlis!s arc strong in tho ila~jircviiu'vs.
j\ hand , 1,000strong,
i vv:c; a' t.*:iIm.-Iiu-s.
I.i<>ni;on, Seple-nilx-r G.?The Stanli'nrns
tftnt ?n kiiiii as :i stable
;-ovcnn:ivi!i i* established in 1'ranee.
I'.:;:*;!;;!).! v.iii join bur in a groat war
! auai'it-t. Ciiin.i, to assure the safety of'
Kia*<<|MMUK in Citina. l
j Tiie Time* says the crisis may he;
po.-.i j uncil (or : . vera! months, but. ihej
iSaltan's sr.brai.-:. ion wiiM.se 1 lie end oi l
tit.
I / m uprising i.? reported in Italy,and!
la ;rvo;:' v.vr is Indievcd imminent.
; The deposits in (lie Hank of Franc, j
'it is raid, liavc been removed.
The Prince Imperial readied Lon i
jdnn lo-daj-.
MeMahon dird at Kantur, Belgium
| The Professors of the Uoman Oathj
olio Theology convened at 5\ uremburg.
i to demand a new Council, lo reverse
j the anlawfui proceeding of the L'oui.-;
iciloflhc Vatican.
j The Hepublie has hcen proclaimed
in llarve, Marseillaise, Lille, Is antes,
Peroqucre and Montpelier. 'J he journals
of Paris support the new government
in the national defence, discarding
al! othca considerations. The
! Journal ojjicicl de la Kepubliquc expccts
the army (0 rally around tho glorious
I flag which, eighty years ago, drove
back all Europe. Tho new governintent
has re-called the present French
Ministers at London, Vienna and St.
Petersburg. A new dccrco has been
issued requiring tho withdrawal of all
Germans from Paris. Kcratry, Prefect
of Police, addressing tho policemen
aud citizens, eays: The revolution
just taken placo has been pacific. It
was understood that no French blood
should be spilled oxcept on the field of
battle. It lias for its object,as in '92,
repression of the foreign foe. France,
under the auspices of republican liberty,
i.-i prcpaied to vanquish or die.
.My bower .shall only bo used to defend
from tho blows of those who seek to
betray the country.
?uv? nvntiwi* A?Am ~P?i
| ' ? (? j ???I
rcprt in hsr-ro numbers5, their flight
beinj* bumcd by tlio wnr. Tbej
{.'avs, .Vorii Liverpool, rvL Now York on
'j'uc::<i:iy, bronchi 218 cabin pussen?
^.'1: , Kh'.l I bo 1'ialifO, from tbe KiiniC
post. 150 ]-anson?rfi*.?. among whom
are Mrs. Scott ?i?ld<;n?} Ibc actios?.
Oio jiiii!, tho violinist. All .the
!-tei^vJ's to leave LieevpCOl for ai
jinci;ia to c-otr.c arc ."aid to have their
jberth room engaged. Tbo samo ro-j
mark applies to tlio French steamers.!
^
Tb<> Obio re:!ical;? arc Paid to be in
!aib:iky condition. A letter in the
i S\:w York Tribune. (L-ood Miitlioi-i'.v
? . ~J I
i'or i;licit a (statement) predicts that the
j!/?. jnoerals will retain the live Con-'
Igrs^tiional districts they now hold.;
jwith almost certain promise of carry-j
ii?># eight others. ]f so, the radicals
will carry bnteix. If Ohio is diHp^tiisted
with radicalism, '-the dog is dead."
ClIANCK OK SiJUEDUI.K.?On and ufjter
to-morrow, the passenger train on,
the lirocnville and Columbia Kail road
i wii! roach Columbia at r-i:!5 p. m., ko
'as to make connection with the An
'gu.-t:i Jioad. Passengers will lake
dinner in Columbia, and proceed di1
rcetly after on their journey.
AijVTtTilEr).
i ARR1J0D, iit Abbeville C. 1L, on
*! the 25lh of August, 1870, by ftev. J,
O. Lindsay, Mr. W3IIT.R AG NEW
'uud Mrs. itACUHL KNOX.COlsrSXajSTEEB.
The following named portions Lave
s freight in the Depot:
> 8 S linker, W T McDonald, F Wil
son, J S ]'eid, W C Wilson, W Moore
i & Co., A T Wideman, L C Clink-scales,
, C T Haskell, Trowbridge & Co.,
1 While lJro's,
J. W. MARSHALL,
Agent.
r>Ai'iu'if)o.?mnister Allen, J V
. Kellor, Young & Co., X Branch, L
I (Jodasky.
, C. V. HAMMOND,
p Agent.
Markets.
t Abbeville, September 0.?Cotton
16@16.
New Yor*, September 7?Cotton
- <joiet?uplands 20/ Gold 14$.
7 P. M.-?Cotton in fair demand
9 and lower?sales 1,800 bales; uplandc
Uj 19|. - * ?
-t Ci arlestox, Sept. 7.?Cotton de
ij mand giod and pricos slightly easici
c ?middlings 18 (3^_.18jtj eol&s. 20C
!.' bales; not receipts 285 bales ; oxportf
; ooastwisO 451; stp^ .J,pi2:- , r ?,r. j f
m[ t - A.n/ifru*n i * ' Qa^ ~T * _
,? % - ? v K/V|/V I?VVVIVII lylUOCVi
f weak, at* 10i off; 6iilcs 106 bales
/! retecrfjiid 230?: middlirigs 17*@17f.'
o JMv?fep(K*&, September '-1^ 3 P. if
i,| ea?s;9A<g>t.? f WmW^* ! '
i. ? : v i , .'
f
j *"
[i A Maltose cat in Indiana, a short
tiino since, had a scvoro encounter
0 with a largo Hack snake, and came off
1 victorious, without having been onco
i bitton, althouirh tho content hud hist
) cd for moro than half an hour.
! Abbeville Pnccs Current.
. HAGfMXO?Gnnny?per yard.,.. n 30
|{\LIj UOl'E?IW'inp, per ll? a
. Manilla, per'ib 80 ft 8*
' I'ACON?Ilanris. per ]t? '/6 ft Ho
1 HxmUlors, per lb 17 a )' ?
Sidcp, per lb l'.l.Jn 21
. iUjUE stoni:. per lb is >i <
!'. ICKF*?per lb, ' 8 a 1?
ItU rTRlt?Country, per lb 20 u V.'i |
' (MIICKLX'5?per boa-l '20 n 8o
, OAl/JCO?per yiml 10 a 1-} |
COI'f'IMtAii?per lb ft a J"
CO'JX, j>?r bu.-hel 1 7f;ul & > 1
iroKN mivw. ??- 1
, I-VI UU.-1IK1] .....I S'til- 01' .
jOANi>LH4?Tnflow?p?*r lb f20n.
A<lantnntinc, p<?r !b.... 8"
I COI'i'IiK?Uio, per lb '2:$a !i'!
I.agi:yii?, ji'-r ll> UP.* I??i
JlU'Il, p'.M* lb ".'l.l
k:i>TTr?; YAHN, jut 1.uh.-I? :i v:.(i2 ;.n a
lJO.Miioi'lOi-l-i per yj?rJ 1 *>a lt'? ,
7-1 " lUii 11 '
!} -1 " lsU IX .
; KOfiS, por 1 <~n '2u'
M.OI I;. I.I.I 7 final- III j '
CliM'DVVper lb -10.1
I ItoN '1 IKS, p. , ]>)? J1 i
IUOX ? Ki;}r!i^h rcfliu-tl, ptr putiml, h 9i?i
Stt ci '.'a 10
J ?rIT i11 II 1" 0
II <><! a 1 - v
ri.tw ><.'d ii i'?
I'olwarx n 1<> !
| I.Alt D. ) i r II 2!iii 2.i |
j LSJMUliK?Wi.k I!??.ir?!s. p.?r fl u2??m j 1
S?*ifti;ll(ii*r9 J>?*r M ft ft*20 lil.i
! \i/\r * c?. v " *
i lltlil, ji? I' LJJli 7 ? ^
West Isiiliu, j>?r g .1... 5<ui 7."< 0
N?:*.v t >rl?-:itis. .. 1 trttal y.'>
| MACKKUEl.? J?r hull' barrel OlialUoO ti
p.-f Kit ? OUi.4 <;t?j
i MAI>DKK?j tr '2.ri r.
| NA1!?S. p<r k?>j$. <?ij
()A iS, 1 i-if litt>!l<'l 1 l?).il 1I5 j
(unions, | ini-in-1 ni r.:>!.
Oil. ? K-JI.U'UC, JMT H-il 7 ">:! f-')| '
J iiis4?*t-?l, <1 1 H'iil *i" ; ,?
l.iiit'i-c.i, iu\v.. 1 !<. ? 1 -1 i
TaiiRiir!! Slrin'.H ...I st'hi
rOTAT(i!lj? per b.iMiel 2 Ornii .v>
S\V< ? ( . *' .... Ill (i'.l
S'AINTH? Wliiiv L? ;i<!, per Hi a
IM?'K. per 11) n 11!
SAl/l". |?-r sack 3 00i.3 2!>
SlllMil.KS, p?-r 1 .?>0 !i'? >..: C
SIH ?T. |'i?- M) ISj 20
sL'GAll?I'ulvciixcd, per ll> ft 22
(JuisIkm), |?cr lb .... 5?0a '22
A. |? ril) a 17
V. Kxlts, per II) 1-la 1 li
l'-rown, por lb 13ft l.r>
SITCIK? tJ?)M a 13 I1
Silver ?
SPIRIT ?Corn Whis-kvy, per gal 2 00u2 60
French lira inly 6 00nl0.r>0
15ye Whir-key 2 ?(l?6 00
ll<-l!nnd Gin 4 UOmS 00
Of Tiliponti c nl 00
TEA?Hyson, per 1?> 1 50u2 61
Imperial, por lb 1 OOul 'it
Ulnvk, per lb 1 OOnl 26 *
TALLOW, per Hi liia 15 c<
VINROAH?l'i>li r, p?r gnl iiia 76
VAllNIaHIi:?Conch l?><ly, jmrgnl G ?>)*r? on I)
C?pi>l, per gul.... 3 n50 ,
WIIF.AT, por liushel I 50aI 6i?
9 ^ ? 3P
ASIATIC CHOLERA-IN CHINA.
Altnott every case cured wi.li
PAIN KILLER. ft
[From Rev. B. Ttlford, Missionary in China, 'I
| uow visiting Lia home ia l'enn.]
a
Waomsoton, Perm.
Dear Sirs:?During n r<\*id<?nce of Mciiu Ion
y< *? ' a inimoniiry in Siiun and China, If "
found your Y?-getal>!o 1'nin lvi!!or a n.o-t vnl-!''
u*l)l<5 remedy for that fearful euounrc. tin.-!.
In it'lt:iin*$lering tItc nifdieinc 1 f<>uud it meat t h
: r fl\ et tial ! > give it ler.spotiful <>f I'nin Ki'h.-r in
in gill <.f h??t wnt."r (Wi wish sugar ; t!
! tl en, about iifi-jeti niu.'jic#1 1m gin to give !.
1 about n tea.'j oonfi.l of th'j Mime i.ii.v.'ki'iz every I "
| frw ndMi'esuntil nihf was obtained. Apph j
I hid applieut ivjie lu l!?* ?>;;; cuiiU'?. IV'.t'jo the [
with the P.iis? liiMer, el.a;*, c:ij rub',,
jtiii liia's ?jsi.-kly. fit' tlis;~o v. bo had tlivl3
Cholera, a:.-l tool: Sh.i ini'ilieiue faithfully in ' ^
: ii'o \v:iy s:nt<?! above, eight ??::t of t. n recoverjinl.
Truly yours, 13 Tidd'OKD.
i If alt:ukitl wish .tli? Dinirl ?tm, Dysentery,
j Cramp, Colic, don't delay th'. use of the 1'AIN
! KILLER. ?
IYnGCIK.W. CiilltA.
I Dear Sir?:?During a long icsid'-ece in China s;
1 have used your invaluable Pain Killer, both i
i in my own fatiiily and among the Chinese, and j
j have found it n must ?x client iuedieir,f_ In!
I the summer of 1 anil while r? siding in |
j^hunj.hr.i, 1 four.d it a:i ;i!:no.-t certain cure f?-r j
Cholera, if uv-d in time. lade.-d, using it in ai.
I greut many in-itauu**, i do not remember full- ,r
iug in a single 1'ii-e, l'or thren years I have
j been residing in this place, more than fifty c
| miles from u |>!iy>ieitn, i.ud have been obliged j (J
often to full upon my own resources in casts of j
j *ickn-fs. The Chinese coiue to us in great S
I numbers for medicine ai.d advice. Though
j without medical knowledge oui selves, the few *Ipiijip'e
rciutdieri w*1 can command are ho much ;l
; iu ndvai.ee even <f their physicians, that we
; have almost daily applications We allow i|
; them to come, because it. brings them in eoiita t
, with tbcm, and opens a door of usefulness. In
diarhuui, colic, vomitiiig, cholera, cough*, etc.,
your PAIN KILLER bus been my chief mcd
ieine. Youis, very truly,
T. P. CRAWFORD.
I'
? <?+
Si
What Doc3 Reason Say ? f.
The lis tie inongooso wlnn bitten by a deadly |j
serpent resorts to ft eeitnin plant, cats of it.
unit cseapes the fleet of the poison. That i< "
instinct. llunian beings on the other bawl, ii
must depend on reason aW cxpeiienee in se- i
Icctiug tho mcjiusof prolvctiiig-litalfh and life
against .unwholesome influences. Now. wln>t <]
do. s reason say on this vital subject? Does it
uot tell us that to invigorate and purify the
system is the best way to protect it agaii.nl the
invisible poison winch generates disease?
Surely it tides. The next question is, what .
gnidc thnll we follow in choosing a medicinal *
safeguard if Reason replies, let your monitor *
be experience. "Well,the cxpeiienco of eighteen
yours comprised in one unbioken feci s of f
satisfactory testimonials assures us tlint lies- (
tetter's Stomach Bitters possess strengthening .
regulating and antiseptic properties which are
not combined in the same huppy proportions r
in any other preparation extant, I'l.is there- t
fore is the antidote to which reason bids us resort
when our health i< imperilled either by
the malaria which produces epidemic disorders, c
or by any oth?r cause, whether inherent and
constitutional or connected with our habits, oc- f
cupations and pursuit*.
The venon\of a noxious reptile is scarcely
more sulitle and dangerous than ibat wbicfi 8
lurks in foul nir and impure water. To escape t
, .the fevers, bilious disorders, disturbances of
(be bowels, and other serious maladies pro- >
duced by these insalubrious elements, it is absolutely
oocessary that the stomach and all the
secretive organs should be, so to speak, iu a ro- 1
bust condition. Upon tho amount of resist- '
ance which the vital System ean oppose to the
' deleterious influenoes that assail it* the safety
of the health depends, and it ia because tho
GREAT "VEGETABLE IN VIGOBANT imparts
energy and rrgylarity V> the most important 4
functions of the body, that it can be recommen- ]
' ded and guaranteed as an fcvalublc preventive
> mediCin*. 7j *t
1 + ti * , N ' 1 ' * ' I
InreaTAXT to ButLPZBf.?Doors, sashes. '
blind*, mouldbg*. atld All tlie material necersaI
ry to finish a house in.proder style can .be ubta*f>?d
?t via lowest Market ratesdirect from
> tbe raanuf(vetorer,l>. F. Toale, Charleston, H.
(X, who lias the Tnrgest and me'Sl complete
I manufactory of si\ch articles iu the Southern
. States; See bis advertisement in anotbtir columns
i., ' , !J ^ I'm - i . j; .-1i."
. Low prices aelttyfp corpmand a good, a)tit'o,
" ut in case' of Sumter Bitters the exc^-pVioA
roves thi rulo?it is the bca'. tonic known. f
. V. ' . -i
I
To Physicians
NEW YORK, August 15lli,18C8.
Allow mo lo call your attention to t
preparation of COMPOUND EXTRA(
'bUCIIU. The component parts s
B'JUJIU, Long Lkak, CUBE US, JI
NITER BERRIES.
moi>r op J *11121'a nation. IJtlchll,
vacuo. Juniper Deiries, by distillation,
furm a fine gin. Cul>eli3 extracted by di>
placement with spirits obtained from Jnni
)cr Berries; very little sugar i? u#ed, an
isuiall proportion of spirit. It is mor
Palatable than any now ( > use.
Buchn, as prepared by Druggists, b c
idaik color. "li is a plant that emits it
ragrance; tho action of a flame Oostroy
his (its active principle,) leaving a dail
ind gin: inous decoction. Mine is the ;-olo
f ingredient?. Ti.o Buchuin my prc p n
tiun pre>b raiii.ites; the smallest quantity
f the other ingredients are added, to pro
out fi'i moniilliiin ' nunn I,... I# .. O
- f ? J"'I1 HI- It ? ;i
e found nut to bo a Tincture, ns tnadc ii
'liarin;icopa;-?, nor is it a Syrup?an*
lierefoie can l?o used in cases 'where fovci
r iit 11 unwation exists. In tlii?, you have
ic knowledge of the ingredients and tlx
lotjo of preparation.
Hoping tl.at you will favor it with :
iid, and liirit upon inspection it will inoe!
ill, your approbation,
With a feeling of conii?tancp,
1 am, very respectfully,
II. T. IIELM HOLD,
lieniist and Druggist of 1G Yoais* Ex
perience.
7om Hie largest Mnmif.ioturii g Chcuiist ii
tbc World 1
Nov km her '1, 1354.
"I am acquainted with Mr. II. T. llein
old *, lie occupied the Drug Store oppo
te my residence, and was successful it
inducting ths business whero the other
ad not been equally 6o before Lien. 1
ave l?pen favorably impressed with hi:
haracter and enterprise
WM. WEIGIITMAN,
irrn of Powers & Weightman, Manu
laclurmg (Jlicmiats, Ninth and Browi
Street*, Philadelphia.
IlELiinoi.1/3 FlCid Extract Bucnc
?r weakness arising from indiscretior
'lie exhausted powers of Nature whiel
ro accompanied by so many alarmini
finploms, atnong which will bo found, I11
isposiiion to Exertion, Loss of Memory
Vnkefulness, Horror of Disease, or Pore
oding? of Evil; in fact, Universal Lnssin'.e,
I'loslration, and inahil'.tv to cr.lo
Ho'the ciijovun^ita of socio')'.
The constitution, cncc aff.-eled with Or
tnic Weakness, requires llio aid of Medi
i:;e to strengthen an J invigorate the sys
?m, wliioh HELMIiULlJ'S EXTRACJ
iUCIIU invariably dom. If no trcalicnt
is mi-milled to, Cousumptiou or in?r.lty
etwiea.
IIklmuold'o Fi.c:n Extuact ov Kcciiu
i nll'jetioiis peculiar to Females, is un
quailed t>v any oilier picparalion, as it
llilurobis, or Retention, Painfullness, o
oppression of Customary Evacuations
'Iterated or Schiirua State of the Uterus
ml all complaints incident to the sex, o
10 decline or change of life.
ITej.muold's Fluid Extract and Tm
\ir _;n j
uun'.u iwar. ?> ami win radically oxter
linnlo from tlie system diecHsea "arisin;
rom habits of dissipation, at little expens
ittlo or no change in diet, no inconve
liencc or exposure; completely superset!
ng those unpleasant and dnngorous rcmo
lies. Copaiva and Jltrcury, in ull thes
liseascs.
Usr Uelmdold's Fi?uid Extrac
Suciiu in nil diseases of theso organ
vhether existing in rnalo or female, froi
whatever cau?s originating, and no matU
I ? -
u nrvv ?ong Biftuamg. Jt is pleasant 1
as'.o and oJur, "immediate" in action, nu
'.torn strengthening than any of the prepai
ions of Bark cr Iron.
Those suffering from broken-down c
lelicate constitutions, procure tho remed
it once.
The. reader roust be aware that, howovc
light may be the attack of the Above dia
sases, it is certain to affect the bodil
lealth and mental powers.
All the above diseases require the ni
>f a Diuretic. tiELMBOLD'S EX
TRACT BUCHU is the great Diureti
Sold by Druggists everywhere.
Price?$1.25 per bottle, or G botth
*>r ^0.60. Delivered to any addrea
Describe symptoms in all communication
Address H. <T. I1ELMBOLD, Dri
?nd Chemical Warehouse, 594 Brcradwa
New Ycik. ,
V- 1 r 1 >*at'
WUNE ARE genuine unless done i
in ?tctl-?ngrave4 wroppe*, with fae-sirai
of niy Cberaioal Warehouse, aod signed,
n. T. ITEOMBOLD.
f'H ' '
^uly 8j 1870,11| 11m . ?
? > ?*j , ,i
' * y
- \ *
1 TO THE
*y ?^C/CoV^
The uruloi'fliirnofl, havini* form
ir<' ?
3rK.OC:
A K t
l: PfinVTSTAW
jl JUL \J y IU1U11
i ~ w';^;. JA.-.4
, iKTo^ 3
>:
if. iicRpocI fully solicit 1 heir friends and the
amino thoir
:
^11 !',Y A i! I-' determined to so!! at 1 lie I
[ ^ Marketable Country .Produce taken ii
,. August 10, 1770, 17?If
icwc .*&. 3
OF THE SEAr
TTH IBlIIEXIIFIIC:
PAB.ICEB. S
Ati^ur.l .">, 1G70, 15?tf
BMM
FOR NAKXiJG PUD3I3K
I I
n rzp e r* ^
also, Mcf'r
eft "SP&urJlzsL.#:;-:i
August 5, 1370, 1 r? ? If
: oie-.' '&
n .i :? ;
^INSURANCE '
JEPPEltSu;; DAT
GEN. M. 0. BTITLES,, qqjsc.
QJJARLES, PEaIRIN & CO., A;
DIVIDEND, JUNE 1ST,
j ASSETS, June 1st, 18;
ANNUAL INCKikiE OV
-I This Company offers the fc
- j/"YUri tables by which a Dkkinitb Cash Si
j. i all TuHcies lapsed by liio non-jm-nienl c
valuiible features to l'oliry-holdera yet imroJHci
With Mifik-iont cnp'lal for on tiro secuiily, no
:?ilvan!?j?C3 to the Carolina.
All its profits sue divided among its policy-'.u
- plan.
No ro*'.i!?lij:is on travel or rosidyrcc in liio 1
, All Policies nun-forfeitable after Fecund year.
L All Looses paid promptly in cash.
QUARLES, mi
A?giul z, 1370, 15?if
'i ioiwooS^Bi
gk.OO:
. Grain ant! General ?
Ko. 3 White's Block
J
July 22, 1870, 3G, If
l"
.A. T
:T I ? "a / JJ iiivij imw imurmg 10 '^asil UUyOfS
s i f V way ol' selling goods low. The k
' our stock rcduccd. Wo aro selling Ladies
13 ancso cloths, Grenadines, &c., for 12-5, 1">, i
!r 50e. Wo lmvo a nice lino of Jaconets, Sw
i! plain and striped; which wo are selling IV
j and Summer Uassimeres, for 75ets., $1.00,
r_ Wc aro selling all of our Gents and Boys >
&c., at fully 25 cts., lower, and overy thinj
I TO CBS I
Wo Tiavo extended our inducoments to t
~ havo a splendid assortment of Millinery <
* ovory wcoTt from New York, which hnvo
pricos, and our pricos hnvo been reduced ii
d can plotfsc in pvnco style and quality.
c. May 27, 1870, 5-tf
Z dee of Coity Commissiimers,
?. ABBEVILLE COUNTY, C., 2
AnuEViLLfc C. II,, August^flJ^lsTO.
fi ' A
ALL OVER ^*9 1
COMMISSIONED by tlio' nrtctor;
signed are Jierofciy ordered to
in lmve tho work oo their reepoetivo. i.
le roade CCWtiEtJaU) by tho 25th of *SopUmber.:
> .t. ,ni
, L. P. GOTFIN,
County Commissioner. - ,
> i Aa'gnsfe i^p(870, 1-C, 71
I iBLIC?
cil n. c-opartnorslup in tliO
>
MSTIIESK
?x./ -m*. _a_ i Jlul K-/ KJJ 1
YP 7! 1^1 (H ??
c^odl^jtl-ij \J a ifiija v j
i/i? IfTi.^inLSj-?,
s public generally, to call acd cxowest
market priccp. All kinds of
ii exchange for (JOODS.
cash:.
1WAESE.
=? S3
r OF WAR
: m 'S.
arauacra,
m, CO'STAEOS,
I ??
i.O'viilL ii11/1;^
* "!T_-5 *=* O '-IS a
". 7#?%
COMPANY.
IS. President.
iral State Agent, S. C.
?Ciil=s cit Abbeville, S. C.
>, FGSTY PSXI CENT.
'0, $853,464.53.
ER SGOO.OOQ.OQ.
llowing inducements.
:i:unNnr.n Yai.vis is Glaiianterb on
I' I'ren.ium. prccui. one t;f tho most
<1 inSo Life Tumi value.
Jjifc Insurance Company offers superior
(ulci'3, in dividend?, oh llic cor.liibulioa
Jfitcd Staler, Canada or Etiropo.
UEUN & GO.,
Agents.
iPRE" Sr. f!0
BRS,
Provision Merc&aata
, Abbeville, S. 0.
Hinruruw
MJiiraiMiiij,
i Blill greater inducements in tho
eason is advancing and wo want
' Dress Goods?Mozambiquon, JafN
10, 25, and 30, worth*25, 80, #0 and
dsaoH, plain and drilled, Nnnsooks
oro 12A eta, ui>. Wo ha'vo Spring
$1.25, worl'lx $1.00, ^ 1.55, *1.50.
Ueady-M; <io clothing, .1 ?nt>*. Shoes,
< elao in proportion.
\
iSBMSS,
> ..k ) . ;*
'ic MiiiiiHv.'v dopavtJiiOFit -wI-fro wo
Souds.-'"-\Ve :u;o. fcc'cirrin.,' applies
but:u btjugiiL';\t; gf&'atly. deduced
ii a in.i* :. greater im.portion. Wo
" EffOCE SfELLMT^
, *; . . r \
<IlE abo7* < ., i- ; j-.aul .!'.)>
tho ^pi'iv;' ,# , ^ }' <v i? i" -r, i
(COlO ' > X r " ' If iOJll ;4hH
)bevilli! j.'. oi tfatiuy,
tho -iin inst. . IJo ie ai;? r?ef;liigh,
out thirty yours ohl, \yoigh8 166 or.
(X lbB., of fine appearance, tvud qui to
eiablo in his .roaunepe, ,c- .I
Juno-ie.'-mo, 7-^tF - T
;? "t:?V .Ov- > ir jl