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BY W. A. LEE AND HUGH WILSON. ABBEVILLE, S. C., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14,1870. VOLUME XVIII?NO. 25. I The Waving Banner of Health. I HEINITSH'S I (lUEEN'SJllildllT, I A GREAT AND GOOD MEDICINE. I Heinitsli's Queen's Delight I Tho New Theory of Health. I Tbe life of nil Flesh i3 Blood?Tho I Health of all Life is Purity of h Flesb?Without purity of I Blood no Flfsh can bo I free fiom Disease. I HEINITSII'S QUEEN'S DELIGHT, | An antidote of Disease. ' ' - ? "RI-.J The lire-it American Alterative auu t>;uuu Purifier, . For t!ie cure of all ihose Diseases "\vbieh nujf be traeed to a vitiated condition of the Blood. The theory is that Wood is the Life of of all Flesh, and if impure, the Life of oil Disease. Life and Health is only to be mHintiiined by the circulation of pure arte* rial Blood. Such as Scrofula, Rheumatism, Hepatic Disorders, Inflamations, Fevers, Liver Complaint, Consumption, King's Evil, | Ctrburcles, Boilsj Itching Humor of the ! Skin, Erysipelas, Skin Diseases, Tetter, li'iughness of the Skins Pimples, Blotches, Paiu in the Bones, old Ulcers, Syphilis and Syphilitic Sores, Indigestion, inflammation of tbe Bladder and Kidneys, Pains in the Back, General Debility, anil fur all complaint* arising from deficient^ and poverty of btaod. Hienitsh's Queen's Delight Is the Wonder of Modem Science. No me^k-ine has attained encb a worldwide repuiaiion as this justly celebrated COMPOUND Its extraordinary healing powors are uttered to by thousands, and every mail if. reighted with letters bearing testimony to ta excellent character and worth as a n>ed cice Orders are coming in from all quartern, and all bear unmistakable evidence of iu great popularity. Bo sure and ask for ? HtmriTun'a olibiml'i! deLIQUT." And Me that his Dame is on it. Look out and avoid l>a?e imiUtiooa. VVLOIbskIO Aafenl", FISiJEK fc IIEINITSH, Columbia, S. C. For aale by *M Druggists. Octol>er 20. 1SC9, 27?ly. EOBERT WOOD & CO., PHILADELPHIA RNAMENTAL IRON IMS. GARDEN and Cemetery adornments, Cast. Wrought Iron aud Wire Railings, Fount,niu3, Vases, Veraudus, Settees, Arbors, Chairs, Bummer Houses, IRON STAlRSs . Spiral and straight, in every variety of patterns. New and improved atvle# of IlayjKack? *f.n?rar? Kt.*hle Fixtures. Stall Divisions, Ac. PATENT WIKE WORK. Railings, Store Fronts, Door and Window Guards, Farm Fcucing, ??c. BEONZE WORK. Having fitted up our Foundry with special reference to above .lass of work, we are now i>rw[ ar?4 to fill with prompt ness a!l orders for et*nze Ci-6tings of Statuary, colossal, heroic, and life size. ORNAMENTAL IKON GOODS. The largest assortment to b? found .in the United States, al! vf which eie executed wi L the express view <f p'e*:'g t'ie while they combine all the ifqiiuites of beauty and eubttani'al ccnitmcit<wi. Purclnse.s may rely on hiving all a>*iels cartfully boxiu nud shipped to tlie place ofdes inaiion lieficps wilibe e<at to those who wish to ie a Ice t?. selcclion. May 2", 1870. 4?Gm. MADE on Collou Shipped by the undersigned to iie6-sr?>LOAN & STGTNTOUS,Charleston ? W. C. COURTNEY & Co., ?' ? TRENI10LM <fe CO,, ? D. J. FOLY HRO. CO.. tiah. " SMITH, DUNNING & WOODWAliD, New York. ? AUSTELL, INMAN <fc CO., N. Y. ? llOJPKINS, DWIGHT & TROWBRIDGE, New York, And other s not mentioned. WftrwonH. DnPrfi & Co. al v* (i wm>j ??? ? w ? Sept. 8, 1870, 20, tf Greenville and Columbia Railroad. General Svtebistexdext's Okkicb, Oolvmuia. S. C., July 25, 1K70. ON" atfd nf.cr MONDAY, August 1st the following Schedule will be ruu <l?i!y, Sur day excepted. cfl'.pecting with N'ght 'J r.iine or South Caroliua Ro.i?i, up and ( o?d, and wiili Kight Train on Charlotte, uoiumoia ami Augusta Road going Soutu : UP. Leave Columi-ia, 8.15 am " Alston 9.S? a m ? I 1 1 oo . ^ newuerrj, ti.uu u m A'five Abbeville, 8.00 p tn 44 Anderson. 4.30 pm " Greeaville, 6.C0 p m DOWN". Leare Greenville, 7.00 a m u Anderson, 7.30 a m 41 Abbeville, 9.f'0 a m u Newbury, 12.17 n m " A Istou, 2 30 a m Arrive Columbia, 3.45 a m J0?TN II. MORE, > General 5nperiiitedeut. Kinsman & Howell, Factors and Commission Merchants. Liberal Advances made on Cotton and Naval Stores Charleston f &G*> CONGAREE mm Columloin, S. O. JL A UiJi. AC- LVA ****"] SUGAR ME HILLS LIST GF PRICES, 3 Rollers 14 indies diameter $S5,0( 3 ? 12 ; " $75,01 3 M 10 M *G5,0< 2 * 14 ? =?;5,0( 2 " 12 M $50,0< 2 " 10 ? 840,0< Above prices complete with frame Without frame 810,00 less on eacl Mill. SEVENTY GALLON BOILER 120, o< Delivered tt the Railroad Depot in Ibis city. Steam Engine*, Boilers, Cotton Presses Grist and Saw Mill Gearing1 of all kind; to order. Ijon and BrasR Castings, or ehort notice aud most leatanublo turns. Gin Gearing constantly on hand of thf following sizes. 9 feet ivheel and pinion, $30,0C 10 K " w " "S2.5( 11 M 44 14 " ?-35.0( - " " ^ it i e f\( J 2 M * - - 14 u ? <? "50.0< With Bolts $G.50. Extra fur each set Antifriction pl?t?a and Balls for Cot i) Pre-s ? 10.00 and $12.00, p r set. N. B. Terms Catb ou delivery, at R R. here. I0HIT ENEIGHT, Ag't, Abbeville C. H. May 24,1SV0, 4?tf. A. J. SALINAS, Faster aM Coiiaission Merchant, South Atlantic Wharf, Charleston, S. C. Liberal Advances Made on Cotlon REFERFNCES: First National Bank, Pec pie's Naional Ba:ik, C'iaH<-ston, b. (J.; -Messrs Alilicr <fc Uubertsois, Abbeville. Liberal Cash Advances will bi made by us on Cotton consigned t< Mr. A. J. Salinas. Miller & Sobertson, Abbeville, Sept. l(i, 1S70, Gin (hf, JLBBOW TIES, BACOjST sides For sale by Mavs. Bannvell & Co. f VI Sept. 1G, 1870, 21?tf "P^nfn n? OoTinlj Wirtar.M'n Tlcn'/ , MLiiLG 111 Odic!ll !?iiiuJiiiiii, jjooi i Settlement Nov. 8th, 1870. ALL Persons indebted to tbe Estate ai urged lo p'ompt payment; ibose ba' ing demands ngaiott it must present tbei before tbe above dale or be barred. J. H. WIDEMAN, Executor. S?pt. 9, 1870, 20, St Mess Mackerel, Extra Kb. ] EXTRA No. 2, and Large No. 3 Mackere in Blls., half BIls., quarter Blls., an Kits, at, j Norwood, DuPre & Co.'s | Sept. 23, 1870, 23?tf KWLiu.i jmjLHbWJLi. i!uw-?|ww UAU? ., Bwrowanai^t GREAT SOUTHERN I mwwm IN FENCING. i Saves its Cost in Land J saved, and Facility of Cleaning. GREAT saving of timber can be made of on v thing lb at will not break of is own weight A rat may get through It and a squirrel may climb over but all other anitnaU may stay out. The wind ^ can not blow it down, needs very little K'pair, and the timber will last longer than iu any other known fence. The subscriber 1*3 ncrentfor Abbeville County and will sell rights for plantations aud for townships. Come up on Sale Day and for further parieulare in regard tc? P. Davis' Improved rateut Wire and Picket Fence, apply to J. W. THOMAS, Agect Abbeville, S. C. THE GREAT ' Family Knitting Machine. Will be exhibited at Mr. BrazeaVs. This machine speaks' for itself, an.l is destined to revolutionize honsehol-1 industry. We ^ do not wish to tdmse tho time honored needles, but must say that even for ordi nary uso llieir day is at an end. Tins 3 great and cheap invention knits every ) tiling. Specimens of manufactured ar) tides exhibited. Cali aod eco for your) selves. 5 J. V. THOMAS, Agent. Abbeville, S.C. April 15, 1SV0, 51?tf ) Evans iz Hutchison's Formerly tlio "Donald 'Mill." qfllE MILL, long and favorably known J[ H8 the MJU.N ALL) MILL, usw neen purchased by u<, and we have repnired i* thorough'??pimingio a ne.v and splendid ! SWUTTER (ilie finest that. is in use)? ' a NEW BOLTING CLOTH, together wuh NEW MACHINERY, from (be Waterwlieel lo Hie garret. j This work Ins been done in r subslftn lial and workmanlike niamic-r by the most experienced arc! 8l.tli.nl Mill a lights iu the I country, and w$ be'ievc ilie Mill now lobe ) in a belter condil:cu ihan il ever was in j i's palmieM dnya. j The old FiienJs and Customers of the j Mill are resperifu'ly invited lo return to the Mill ibat in days ulang syue ' served Ihetn go w?ll and faithfully. Mli. HUTOILSON, who baa bad much experience as M'.ller, will have clia'ge of the Mill, and will give his undivided attention lo ihe wauls of tiiuir customers. Respectfully, T 4 L. T7tr * \TC? it/V^. t) nno, THOS. HUTCHISON. July 29, 1870, 13, 4m Improved Cotton Gins. ? ' McLENBEN'SPATENT. TOE subscriber pure-bared two years ago. McLENDEN S PATENT IMPROVEMENT TO COTTON GINS, for the Conn.its of Abbeville, Edgefield, and Newbeny; hoil in that lime bas sold many of litem, and to tbe entire satisfaction of bin patrons. Tbe improvement is |* applied io l?i9 old gin nt :i trilling expense; and wiib tb<se mnieii.d advnni;i?es?iliat. it will ei-sible I tie Gin io gin from one? fouiili io o^e-ibiid moio. and to pioduce a cleaner and beUer lii?i. lie b;is nuruetJ ons oei iificates fiota coiion 'planters to lids effect, and alio Iroui cotton buyer*, stating tbat lijo cotton fiom ibis Improved Gin will command from one to one-a.batf cents more per pound. Agents will be sent out, . and tbe public patronage is solicited ir. their behalf. "i BSL. Reliable rnrenls wanletl. ; E. F. PARSES. Callr^un's Mills, Augu t 12,1870, 10,lf lusurc Your Property, ix the ,: LIVERPOOL & LONDON j C3rS_aOS3E3 insurance uuuipcury. ' Assets in GoM, $17,000,000,00 1, Losses adjusted promptly and paid without deduction at the agency in Charleston, S. C. Apply to . ' W. H. PARKER. Agent, e at Abbcvillo, S. C. Hr 1. 10 1C*TA An IP ry ouLiirua 10, loiujiti?n CAROLINAFERTILIZER I R S the season for Sowing "Wheat J\ and otbcr small grains approach, cs, to secure a full yield, every farmer should supply hiroaolf with some 1, Fertilize*, and there is nono bettoi , than the CAROLINA, which can a bo had by applying to Miller & Robertson. Sept. 23, 1870, 23, tf OFFICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. South Carolina?AblieTille County. In Common Pleas. Equity Side. Willis G. Harris. Ex'r, vs. G. A, Addisoo, M. C. Taggart, and others. Bill for Account, d'C. J PURSUANT to order of Court in ibis case, the creditors-of Elizabeth Harris, dee'd, are hereby notified to p'?heut and piove their demand* agaiust I he raid deceased before uie, at my office, on r>r belt re the 12.th day of November next, or be barred. iiattiiew Mcdonald, C C* P. Clerk's Office, Abbeville Co.,) 12th August, 1870, 8m J M Caroliiia--Al)l3eville (My. In Common Picas. Equity Side. Patrick I J. Bradley and Mary Jane Dendy, Ex'r and Ex't'x, vs. JoLri C. Vance, E\'r, Htid others. Bill to Sell Heal Estate, kc. PURSUANT to order of Court in this case, the creditors of Allen Vance, dee'd, are hereby notified to present nml prove their demands against the said deceased before me at my office on or before the 12lh day of Jfo vember next, or barred. MATTHEW McDOXALD. c. c. r. Clerk's Office, Abbeville Co., ) ]2ili Aug., 1870, 8m J MI Carolii-AMle Coitj. I A* T\ 1 JL21 common ricas. Equity Side. Mary Wilson, Ex'r, vs. James A. Reid, Ex'r, Bank of Newberry, et. al. Bill for Sale of Real Estate, Marshall Assets, (fcc. PURSUANT to Order of Court., in lliis caee, the creditors of John It. Wilson, dee'd, are hereby notified to present and prove their demands against the said deceased before me, ?t my ofiice, ou or before the 12th day of November next, or be barred, MATTHEW McDONALD, C. C, P. I Clerk's Office, Abbeville Co., ) 12th August, 1370, 3m f M CaraliM-'AliteTill) Gouty. In Common Fleas. Equity Side. ( Tho3, C. Perrin, Ex'r, vs. Kitty C. Perrin, et. al. r-^ Bill to Sell Real Estate, <tc. "PURSUANT to late Order of Court in this X case, the creditors of Jatccs M. Perrin, dee'd, ar<- notified that tlie time for them to present and prove I heir demand* ag.iiu?t said deceased is extended until first day of January next, by -which lime the demands must bo proved, or creditors will be burred MATIIEW McDONALD, 0. C. P. Clerk's Oflke, Abbeville Co., ) 12th August, 1870, 5m J Soil Carolina-AliMle Couaty. In Common Pleas, Equity Side, George W. Williams Co., vs. Sophrocia A. Allen, aod others. Bill foi\ Account, dsc. I PURSUANT to Order of Court in this cose, the creditors of GEORGE A. ALLEN, dee'd, are hereby notified to preset pnd prove their demands aguiust the 6uiJ deceased before me, on or before ihe 12th d-iy? of November ucxt, at uiy office, or be haired. MAJLiU.fc.tV AICin?^AlJJ, C. C. P. Clerk's Office, Abbeville Co., ) 12th Augurl, 1870, 3m J Sontb Carolina?AWieville County. In Equity. John A. Parllow vf. Phares C. Martin, Tbos, Thomson, Adin'r, el. al. Bill to Marshal Jsseln, Account, Relief, aial Coll in Creditors. PURSUANT to Order of Court in litis case, The Creditors of the Estate of Phuiis Martin, dec'd are hereby required to present and prove their demands ogaiuet enid Estate before me on or before ihe niuelef-utli of October next, or bo bawd. M ATT 11 ! 'W MnnnVATT) f! P P Clerk's Office Abbeville C. II, ) l'Jih July, 1870, 3ui J The State of South Carolina, ABBEVILLE COUNTY. In the Common Picas?Equity Side. Samuel Gilmer, Wai, H. Parker, et. a]., vs. Job. T, Moore, Wrn. C. Moore, Ex'rs, and others. Bill for Account PURSUANT to Order of Corrt, June Term, lS7o* nil creditors of the Estate of JAMES MOORE, deceased, are required to present and piove their demand* before nie Dy 15th October next, or be barred. W. A. LEE, Sncciul Referee. Augns 20, 1570, 18, St TO LEASE. o MY VALUABLE Flatwood Plantation, Coisistii of 2,700 Acres. THIS is one of the most valuable Plantations in Abboville which I will Lease in parts or in the whole. Call on me at my place near Abbeville C. If. , JOHN A. CALHOUN. Sept. 23, 1870, 22 _tf . NOTICE TO DELINQUENTS THOSE who owe usi for last yea'*, wo expect to pay us out ot' the . very first cotton got ready for mart ket. "Wo havo obliged you, lot tho favor bo returned by settling wilh ua at onco. , Miller & Robertson. Sept. 16,18T0, 21, tf ? apciiawuiiiii.jnjjuMnwMPHBHi Election NOTICE / IN accordance -with tho proclam tion ofllis Excellency, liOBER Iv. SCOTT, Governor of South Car lina, an Election will be held in Abb ville County, S. C., 011 tho 19th day < Octobcr, 1S70, (third Wednesday : Octobcr) fur Governor, Lieutcnan Governor, a member of Congress f< tho Third Congressional District, Senator, five members IIouso of Re rcscntatives, a Judge of I'robat three County Commissioners and School Commissioner. The Polls will bo opened at si o'clock, a. m., and kept open until si o'clock, p. m., at the following placi and under llie following managers, 1 wit: First?Abbeville C. II., iNo, 1, Pr cinct. Managers?Robert Jones v Samuel Johnson, c., John Brown, Sccond?Abbeville C. II., A frier School House, No. 2. Managers?1 II. Kusscl, w., Calyon Ward, c., Hoi ry Titus, c. Third?Calhoun's Mills Prccinc Managers?John II. Ligon, w., Cha Logan, c? Alfred Burton, c. Fourth?Cokesbury Precinct, Mai agcrs?W. B. Anderson, w., "NV"r Moore, w? Matt "Wilson, c. Fifth?Centrcville Precinct. Mai agcrs?Bobert Gordon, w., Jam* Itous, c? Harry Cunningham, c, Sixth?Cedar Springs Prccinc Managers?Samuel Jordan, w., Jam< Whoiton. c., Jonrdon Wcidman, c. Sevent h?Childs Cross Poads Pr Manrifcrfi?Cain Devlin. < Vi,,vw O ~ " - # Sam Childs, c., Ben Cbilds, w. Eight?Bradley's Mills' Prccind Managers ?Oliver Sperce, w? Cpjfi Calhoun, c., Louis Childs, c. Ninth?I)Wr\Vest Precinct. Jfa: agers? A. C. Hawthorn, w., lienjami Young,c., Harrison Brown, c. ?/* Tenth?Greenwood Precinc^* Ma 'agers?vrrT^ifto Si far8otT7C^WasHmg.ton Poo, c. Eleventh ? Long Cane Prccinc Managers ?G-ftOj^e-Kit'Luis, JCp. Xiriv?H?t?*w^Gc'frrgo Hawthorn, c. Twelfth ? Donaldsvillo Precinc Managers?w., Je: T. Mitchell, c., rifnirP W Thirteenth --Ninety-Six Precinc Managers?J. JvTharp. w,, Pich'd 3 Valeutitie, cl^VVil1 win -Hoi land^jc^ Fonrtccuth?"Warrentoa Precinc M an ago rs?C. 13. G u (II !i^wM T. A. Su V Fifteenth?irotvitrick's Mills Pr cinct- Managers?P. C. llartio,, ^ Alexander Callnghan, c., Thomas I Martin, c. Sixteenth?Whilo Hall Prccinc Managers?E. L. Tolbort, w., Iversc I{c}*nolds, cM ^ Seventeenth-Lownde6ville Precint Managcrs-?Samucl Baker, w., Jam* The Chairman of the Board of Mai agers is empowered to administer I persons offering to vote, an oath, th; the}' arc qualified to vote at this clc tion according to the Constitution < ibis State, and that they have rot v< ted during this election. The Man; gcrs aforesaid have been appointed 1 hold said Election, and shall condu< the same according to an "Act pro? ding for tbo General Election, and tl manner of conducting the same, aj proved March 1st," 1870." Managers of Elections arc requc? cd to call at Col. E. L. Mann's office i Abbeville, on or before the loth insl to be qualified and to rcccivc instru tions, blanks, books, &c. E. L. MANN, GEORGE NICIIOLS, ALEXANDEH BOWIE, Commissioners. Octobcr 8,1870, 24 2t EXCHANGE On New York TIIE subscriber is now selling Ne York Exchange at'par. Pla tors and merchants and all others d siring to invest would do well to ea JOHN KNOX. Sept. 29,1S70, 30?tf In the District Court Of tho United Stales for Iho Distri of South Carolina. IN TIIE MATTER OP J. T. JORDAN.?In Bankruptcy At Yorkville, in the suid District, on t 1st day of Ocltbcr, 1S70. NOTICE is hereby given that a I lit ion has been filed in tho sa Court, by J. T. JORDAN, of Abl ville county, in said District, duly <] clared a Bankrupt under tho Act Congress, entitled "An*Act to Esta lish a Uniform System of Bankiuj r.,T +K?s-wi>rlirmh tlm TTnifod Sfntpe \JJf WUIVU^MVMI; Approved, 2d March, 1867, for a d charge and certificate thereof, fro all his debts and othor claims prov bio under the said Act; and the 24 day of October, 1870, at 12 o'clock,! is assigned for the hearing of the sarr before W. I. Cla\v3on, ono of tho I! gisters in Bankruptcy of said Com at his ofTieo in Yorkvillc, South Car lina, when and where tho credito may attend, and shew cause, if ar they havo, why tho prayer of thosa Petition should not be granted. LOUIS E. JOHNSON, U. S. Marshal as Messenger. By T. W. Clawsox, Deputy Messenger. October 8, 1S70, 21 3t Public Noticed PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given tbnt i plication will be made at the next scs?i of the Legislature, for a Charter of Incorpo; tioiof iho Abbevillo AgriculturalSociety. - October T, 1870. 8m KTE3"W or We hai If ALL A! in p". ' Which vi Pronrot Fa1 JL G ix is ^I^jEriL 28 WILL take Cotton at MarJz [o friends soon wit T. L. COL in Octobcr 7, 1S70, 24?4t Q- ^===a==ij==X=S==MXSSS===SSSS=SSS^K i Carpets, Oil Window Rugs, Mats, Crumbs Cloths is Lace Curtains, Cornices, B t Damasks, Reps, Terrys, Cc vo TITnrnon TTdir fllnfli anrl T JO AULV1VVU) aS-Ai UliA f VAVWU MUM A Picture Tassels, Cords and C-r ?/ Wp.ll Papers, Borders, Pap he cbovo new good3 of our own impo W as in any bouse North or South. I~j Our customers and the public are invite Carpets made and laid promptly. OilC ? fiiade and put up, and all in the Upholster ~ James G. B n^ Also, o2 liirgeaad Select Stock ef it. Choice Famflj Groce: P. Wood and Willow W t October 1, 1870, 24, 8m fF = ? Ordinance Ee-enacl 1' and Amended Con it cerning the Mark T)E'lT ORDAlXEDbytho T ? Jj Council or ABBEVILLE, all 13cef, ilntton, Pork or oUicr Bu er's meat, brought for sale, within ,n corporate limits of Abbeville, shal exposed for sale in tho Market H of said town, and not elsewhere; jS before mch meat shall be offered sale, asigial by ringing tho bel n. tho Mancet shall bo given, by ;0 person or persons licensed and aut ^ ized to sell such meat, and any c. son or persons who shall disoboy 3f section, shall bo liable to bo fined! Dollars. a. And, bo it farther ordained fli/> on(Knvtt.tr nfnrARaifl. that i 2t ccnso of Five Dollars per qun [. shall bo paid by all butchers u ie Stalls iu the Market houso. p. This ordinance to take effect i and after the first day of October 1 t. In Towh council this 24th day of n tembciveightccn hundred .md sc t., ty. c" C. W. GUFFIN, Iutenden Sunt. 3(1 4R70 22-St A ? - , ~ . In the District Court - Of the United Slates for tho Dis of South Carolina. In ti1e matter op T. J. McCilACKE^i?IiiBankru] At Yorkville, in the snid District, o e 1 ntdaijof October, 1S70. NOTICE is hereby given tli Petition lias been filed in said Court by T. J. McCrackcn,.oi w bcvillc cbunty, in said District, ?* declared a Bankrupt, under the A ?* Congress, entitled "Au "Act to E: '! lish a Uniform System of Bankru tlirouL'l!out the United States," proved, 2d March, 18G7, for a disch _ aud certificate thereof, from all debts and other claims provable u C(. the said Act: and the 2-lth day o tober, 187u, at 12 o'clock, M., is as ed for the hearing of tho same, b< \V. I. Clawson, one of tho Eegi in Bankruptcy of said Court, ai he office in Yorkvillo, South Care when aud where the creditors ma >o- tend, aud show cause, if any they 1 id why-tbc prayer of the said Pet ic- should not bo granted. [C. LOUIS E. JOIIXSON, of U. S. Marshal as Messeng* b- By T. W. Clawsox, ,t. Deputy Messenger. i,? Oct 8, 1870, 21 St is ??T?HTTV ABWV I / i ill M ie> lo- <o? ? ft, . 0- XirErrAYE on hand and are rs ifa ctiving.tho fbllo'.viug bi'zcj >y ' R-io 14-18 lJ 10-1" \i~ii n is-lo 12-14 18-24 12-16 20-24 IS?18 22?28 12-20 . 22-30 12?24 24-30 14-16 ? Parker & Lee raSopt 30,1870, 23?tf ^ ' GOODS ire in Store our . . ? 1 id winter! j /fT*. r**TK\ r> I ot tiwra, ; re Offer Low to , fmg Customers i et price for all dues, hope to see our : h the staple to settle up. < ilfflAN & CO. j i ' r ' ' r dln^Tke* TWri^d-iitivci viuiiiiO) ?uabbuig^ j cv S3]fcia,dL?s?, >, Hassocks. ands and Fins. ; inter Tassels and Loops. 'rimmins. { Nails, Piano and Table Covers. < er Shades, Screens, &c. rtation.ore now being opened, and will be sold aa low d to call and examine them. Ilotbs out and laid; Window shades bane; Curtains ing line doao promptly by competent workmen, by ( ailie & Brother, i ' 1 rios, Plantation Supplies, are, on onr lower floor. T1-1 pR ;et. . , UNTO whom we have extended indulgence during fhe Spring and Sum- j own mer, to enable ibera to make their crops, < that we would say, thai as tbe;r crops a/e | itch- gathered we shall cxpect immediate pay? the mcnl?, as our success for future operations , 1 be will depend upon our customers raceling i ooee tbeir liabilities promptly. i and To al1 our friends who hare so liberally ' for supported us, we reiurn our sincere thanks J 1 of and bespeak for ourselves a cootioance of tbc their favois the coming season, hor- 1 nor. \T ,1 TV..T> ft. |his lNorwouu, iwrru oo vju Five Sept. 2, 1870, 20?ft ! ^ NOTICE TO SHIPPERS OF COTTON. ?rom 1 870. mUE subscriber is now receiving Sep- j[ an^. shipping Consignments of vcn- Cotton to the best New York Houses, upon which ho is prepared to make liberal advances. Planters may send I on their coUon with tho assurance of Lt. having their orders promptly attended ? t0' JOHN KNOX. Jcpt. 30, 1870, 23?tf trict LIBERAL CASH 1BYMCES ptcy. .j Made on Cotton shipped through us 1 to the best lloosesin New York, Baltimore and Charleston. at a , l'!? Norwood, DuPre & Co. . Ab- ' duly Sept. 30, 1870, 23-tf 5 Slices, Hats, ft* HOMESPUNS, nder CALICOS. AND HARDWARE, si " just received, at -P ' t . . 3 ?ro 'NORWOOD, DuPRE & CO.S' sters c bia Sept, 30, 1870, 23?tf '"at: BACON, IS Larfl, Floor, Meal, Grist, Motes., SYRUPS, COFFEE, : cr' Sugar, Tea and Chocolate, ; just received, and for sale, by 1 NORWOOD, DuPRE & CO. Sept. 30, 1870. 23?tf Mi Yeast Powders. t DH. PRICE'S CREAM BAKING POWDERS, for sale, at s: "j Trowbridge & Co. Jano 10,1S70,7?tf ' J iiififiis, Accurately and promptly.done BY 0. A. DOUGLAS. ' 1 March 25,1870, 18?I2m i SCRAPS. It is now estimated that the English crop of wheat will fait flhort of that1 of last year by nearly six millions of bushels. : A correspondent of the Church Journal speaks of a noted" Episcopal Church in New York, (St. Albans,) tho proceedings at whicn are "hall church, half joss-house." -;Tl# year's cotton crop in Mississippi jfromises to exceed anything jver heard Of in the State since the Simons crop of 1860, if, indeed, it ioes not exceed the one of that year. ,A jSTcw York letter of Monday says: "The money kings of Waft itrcet to-day give up al) expectations' )f peacc for the presont, and the jorinan bankers do likewise. Gold iccordingly, is on tho upward tack igain," Dr. Talmadge's now tabernacle, in Brooklyn, N. x., was dedicated Sunlay. The building is one story in ^ height, and nearly the shape of a half moon, with sides elongated, and will hold 5,000 people. One of its features is the Boston Jubilee organ. At the close of tbo services subscriptions were called for, and $20,000 raised to * .. diminish thfl nhnrnli Hnhf A "Washington dispatch savs that r the instructions to our new Minister \ to England, Senator Morton, do not c differ from those given to Mr. Motley. Negotiations must ba.concluded. m Washington. , A rural Englishwoman hadn brigbfc idea when, finding herself unable tak whip her husband, she shouted to hpr 3on, who was np stairs' in bed; "JipJi come down stairs and lick the ffeyther, or else he'll bo tho maister o* 'the whole houso." ? ? A Madrid dispatch says that Na$6Icon will never again asccnd the throne af Prance. nnd when neaofi is ennntn. dcd between Prussia and France, that the former will reward Saxony for hqc aid in tbe war by placing the son of tbe Xing of Saxony on tho Spanish throne. : A FAMILY MEDICINE. . We call the epscial attention ?>f our readers to that favorite .home remedy, ?erry Davis's * PAIN KILLER. Il ha? been befbre the public over thirty j-ears, and probacy baa a "Wider end better reputation thajx any other proprietary medicine of the present day. [rrstinoxialfi from rrt* fuss.] ' This remedy is well kaowu to be one of the rery best ever offered to thl public- In all ilint it is represented to be. rite-. testimonials a its favor reaching beck a seiies of years, lud the experience of a Iongjtcst, mcontestibly prove it to be of the roost rpfiable specific* of Jie age.?Old North Slate. '?? We cheerfully add our ttetimony in favor Jus medicine.?Roman Citizen. Davis's Path Killer.?We have tested this medicine, and assure our readers that it not Dnly posjt-sses all the virtuW claimed for it, but in many instances surpasses'other rem* edy we have ever knowa.?Herald of Oo*pel Liberty. . v.- ' It is really n valuable medicine?it is used by many Physicians.?Botton Traveller. I have used Davis' Paid Killer, and consider it an indispensable article in the'inedicine box. It has effected cures in diarrhcaa, and for cots ana oruises it is juvaiuaoie.?jy. x. axammer. Spoken of in terms of high commendation by both Druggist and rhysiciaa.?fAz/a^pAta Wc' *|| Known almost universally to "be ft good T<aa$~ e<3y for burns, and other pains of the body? and ia valuable, not only for colds in winter, but for various summer complaints.?Christian Advocate. There is no medicine 1 value so highly oslha Paiu Killer?have used it for years, and in every iostance it has proved a sovereign remedy. ?Messenger, Glens Falls, N. Y. <?>-? , A TORPID SYSTEM. Snmofiinoa without nnv n<utIrrh<il>lA miim the physical strength and animal spirits give wav, and a strange torpor falls alike on .the body and intellect. There is little or no pain perhapi, but the natural vigor and elasticity of the nervous and muscular system seems' to have departed, and an indifference to the pleaeuros of life, and even of its grave responsibilities, take3 the place of that earnest interest in both which characterises every well balanced mind when in a healthy condition. This state of partial collapse is often tho premonitory symptoms of some serious malady. It indicates unmistakably that tho vital powers are languishing and need a stimulant. In sack cases the effect of a few doses of iloatetter'a Stomach Bitters is wonderfully beneficial The great tonic wakes up the syBtetn ftwri ita dose. The secretions and the. circulation receive a new impetus. The ; relaxed nerves rocover their elasticity under the operation of the specific, like the slackened strength of a musioal'Inetrumedt in the process of tuninj? T -.i?? ..~a _*_i j v jLciuai?jr JUJIX UCUUILJ MO icputueu ujr eucigy aud vigor, the spirits rise, and life that almost seemed a burden while the season of depression lasted, becomes ouee more enjoyable, rbat such a Radical change should be produced by a remedy entirely devoid of the powerful alkaloids and minerals ,ao extensively used in modern practice, may scorn incrediblo bo those who pin their fvith on the medicinal tfficacy of active poisons, bat if these skeptics will take the trouble to inquire of those who bave tested the corrective and alterative virtues of the Bitters under the circumstances do crib*], they will find tue statement, to to rue. . ' - * - - tlt s A OatiT Hotsk.?Said, old farmer Smith to bis yonng neighbor Jones, this it a cheap house I have put up for Tom, who hat just married; be can improve on it when he makes money. "Do you call this a cheap house, Mr. Smith," replied young Jqnes. 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