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*Tj- V"" Iiiflii njiMifxnn B^ST ONK 3T TO the Needi & OTTR CUSTOMERS and FJTTEN wiill remember that we e our GOODS SOLELY upon tho pectation ot* receiving payment them on or before the 1st October. ' Time about is fair play." need money to carry on our busin ?TT I , 1 l.eJt, , >? e nave ww-ww .>*-"? ,,ww '"w * Bavo that heavy interest Our. accounts for 1SG9 must olossd?friendly if we can, foreibl we nui3t. WALLER & BROTIIf sApt 23, 1370, 22?tf ^ ' ON HAND For S3?2,X 50 EUSHELS OF GOOD BAELE BUSHELS OF GOOD RED OA] WALLER & BROTHER Sopt. 23, 1770, 22-If WALLER & BROTH! GREENWOOD, S. C. k ii: 3 ?. r., **V- DEALERS 12^' -Hardware, Groceries, HATS AND CAPS, Shoes, Queen's Ware, ? ri - # fiea df-Made Clothing furnisljing 0co& '^OWS, IROH & STEEI AXD. in fact, is oveiything to found in a well-stocked, genei storo. Patronage dQsircd on a bai of value received. Motto, '-Lc priee* and fair dealing." Liberals vaucos, on shipments to our friends. Feb. IS, 1S70, 43?tf HEW ORLEANS SYRUJ FLGEIM SYKUP. Refilling Syrup, different grade BEST WATERMELON, JjVHUE DRIP 8YRD1 WALLER & EROTEEE. February 18, 1870, 43?tf Fresli Goods * * ' / " .. j! yff Blue and White Fish, ;3M;?toSs.?:r? 1 SmoicS Herrings, J . SARDINES, OYSTEKS, New; Mai M-fteat Floi GOLDEN AMBES; i-*' j ^ ? ; And Silver Drip Syru PWOAUT UJl X Civil, COSMNTS, ALMOND! , C4 J Brazil Nuts, Eng. Walnut PECANS, Cheese, Macearcn .#*, ? ' ?**?.!&'- '. / . .V ?! ii ; * A LARGE ASSORTMENT WATT PLOWS Sub Soil Plows, -&c. " - A - : ' TBOWBBIDGE & CO. xov'is, isro; 3D?tf ,c> i.I ' '* <? SEED m BACOS SHOULDER C.R. SIDES, v <? for sale flt pricea 20. -PER CENT. LOW1 .aoju " " y tlian they were at this tiire last y< V xi . ' Mays, Barnwell & C Jan. 20, 1871, 39?tf 1 CONSIGNEES file following named porsons y freight in the Depot; F M Mitchei, G A Visanskft, \voocl, DuPre & Co., Miller & Kobe DS Mays, Barnwell & Co., Dr. ? 11 \Y; iold , IJaker & Cliukscales, A J Clink ex- [Win Moore & Co., Qilarles, Perrin i for jJ Knox, J J Cunningham, J C Pri J Trowbridge & Co., E Kelson. Wci J. W. MARSHALL CSS,' Age uidi ? be J The following named persons y if*i packages in the Express Olliee. |r: J E Calhoun, W K Bradley, m i Workman, J N Winn, J E Col well jri'-; Baker, W P 1)uBo.se, B ? Bi Baker & Cli.nkscales, Moore & Co., Bendy, R Remington, M P Petij Ct M To cher. | Office in McDonald's Sl^re. C. V. IIAMilOM D 3. ^ ARRIVALS AT iThe !Marshall Hoi ,, I SINCE LAST FRIDAY. | . | E .T Hill, J X Price, Xcw York; ] j McAlister, Jonas Dohcrty, Mori | Mrs CT Rogers, and daughter, J Tarrant, Mt Carmcl; Upsher Job. I Baltimore; T Markens, X Y; Frat .O. | Pelzer, Charleston; H Hiss, Baltii j X Montgomery, It C Macmurdc, . Frank E Taylor, Charleston; J "\\ Culloch, Abbeville; W E Canvill, T J Outz, J S Watson, J R Lako, ! ? nix, S C; J H Watt, Columbus, CJa. n j ' JOHN A. MAYS, Propricl 11,' Markets. Abbevillo, Februarys, 1S71.?C< Xew York, February 1?Cotton ! at 15}. Gold 11?. J j 7 P. M.?Cotton scarce arid 'flrnn U'loj. Gold 11}. ! Charleston-, February' 1. ? Cc j dull?middling 14$. | Augusta, February 1?Cotton c) dull, at 14. Liverpool, February 31?Evonii ; Cottoff closed dull, uplands 8; Orl js*. LATJ-.ST QUOTATIONS C . SOUTHERN SECUEITJ] j, IN CHARLESTON, S. C\, CORRECTED WEEKLY liY j ! . - oe! Banker & looker, No. 23 Broad St; al -is January 27, 1S71. n.x State Securities?South Carol lCHol(l,?a So; do now,?Go; do, regi ! <?toek, ex int a 70. j City Securities ? Augusta, < ' Bonds,?a 78; Charleston, S. C., St< I ex qr hit,?a 00; do, Fire Loan Boi _ ! 70?; Columbia, S. C., Bonds,?a CO y i Haij.uoad lio>"ds?Blue liidge, . " ' j mortgage, fr) a ?; Charleston and vannah, 03a?; Charlotte, Columbia Augusta,?a SO; Cheraw and liai ii ton, a ; Greenville and Columbi i, ! niort., 8oa? ; do, State guarantee, GJ ' j Northeastern, 01 a ?; Savannah j Charleston, 1st xnort.,.?a 78; do, S I guarantee, 00a? ; South Caiolina,?: i do, GO; Spartanburg and Union,?a o > Railroad Stocks?Charlotte, Coli ' bia and Augusta,?a 40 ; Greenville Columbia, 2 a?; Northeastern, 13 Sivaunah and Charleston, ?Sti Carolina, whole shares, ?a40; do, ^ ?> >] i&iwuca, lb ?- 2* i Exchanch:, Ac?Now York Bigli ? j off par; Old, lOJia 111; Silver, lUi SOUTH CAROLINA BANK UJIJ-S. < i ;:35aiik of Charleston ja j Hank of Camden 3' j Bank of (jeorgetowu ! Hank of South Carolina....". J '" Hank of Chester I Dank of Hamburg Bank of Newberry Bank of State of S. C., prior to lSiil '6 . tj ! Bank of State of S. CM issue 1SGI a:;J 1SGJ 2 "Planters' and Mechanics' Bunk of Charleston ^People's Bank of Charleston, *Union Bank of Charleston Southwestern Ii li B'kof Charleston, old, ip Southwestern It 11 Bunk of Churl11, cston, new, I --"late Bank of Charleston Farmers^ and Exchange Bank of Charleston, Exchange Bank o? Colunjpia. P Com me ciai-iiatiK 01 uoiumoia ^ j j Merchant^' Bank of Cheraw * Planters' Bank pf Fairfield s State of South Carolina Bills Bi-eeiv "3 able, 0 City of Charleston Change Bills U "Bills marked thus (' ) are bvinp deemed at the Bank Counters of eae 8) i. S 1840 ^1870 1 .; j 9 9 $ l j, jJAIX KILLER Cures ?Soi:e Tun J. - - ; * \ Favorite Medicine with all dass< ^ l\ . Js -Davis' Pain K IF you have Painters' Colic, Use Pain IC \T0 Medicine is so popular i li As the Pain K KEEP the Pain Killer always hand. I E F you have a Cough or Cold, ^ I L'dc the Pain K ^ I 1" OOK out and not be cauphfc withr j A Bottle of Pain K LET everybody uso the Tain KiJId For Sprain* and Bin SII J'VERY sailor should carry a bottl 1* J'ain Kilter with J >1 O EMEMBER, the Pain Jvillcr is ! ll Both Internal end JUxtanu j The Pain .Killer is gold by all I ! gists and Dealers in Family Medic I 4 , tiutjdv rkAirr.Q ,?r SOX. I lilVlVX 1 JLKS vv ; Propriek 74 High street, Providence. _S7! ! Paul strt-ct, Montreal, Canada. 17 ?S< ampton Row, London, England. j Fob 3,1S71 41-!:u ;ar. | "Persevere to the End and ^ (Efforts wirx be Rewarded"? O.itinuc to use SUMTER BITTERS j a cure for your Dyspepsia will be reward. T ^ | Eoxdox, February - I The Bobrbon Princes will be eai ? ! dates for the Assembly. I (iHmbetta telegraphs that the 1 I deaux government accepts the arm is : but can not order an election in adva ^01'-1 of further explanations. frtsou i T}ie Conference holds another sess ilker, Friday. scale,' The Emperor of Germany will &, Co, jaetiini to Berlin until peace isconeluc esiey, Unanswerable Arguments > Eseablishcd facts are silent argutnt nt, ; which neither pen nor tongue can slip land it is upon established 1'abts that ' reputation of Kostetter's Stomach ] have Iters, as a health preserving elixir, j ja wholesome and powerful remedy T T' based. When witnesses come forw Ill V1U.MW, J<-.? J UIU. J'-"'! ?? ? ........ i ^ the fame statements in relation to own, beneficial effects of a medicine itj j y; ///efttsetvev, disbelief in its efficacy iliterally iinjjrmibfc. The credentials =re" ' tiiis unequalled tonic and alterative, I teuding over a period of nearly twe lyi-ars, include individuals of every el; J ami residents of every clinic, and r< | to the most prevalent among the c-( pt. 'plaints which alilict and harass -- j human family. Kither a nudtitiuh jpeople, strangers to each other, h j annually been seized with an ins; and motiveless desire to deeeive l-LSG 1 public, or Hostetter's Bitters, for no i | than a fifth of a century, have bi {affording such relief to sufferers fr rlugh 1 indigestion, fever and ague, biliousm trcal- 'general debility and nervous dlsordi M M-ws 110 ?''ler preparation has ever . * * j parted. To-day, whi'.c (he- c>/08 of nson, i reader arc upon (luxe Hues, tens of th icis J , sands of both sexes are relying upon nore* Bitters as a sure defence against the y y!1 ments which the present season eng " ' jders, and their confidence is not n 1 Mc-! placed. The local potions which ini S C;:cstested dealers sometimes endeavoi L'lioe ^?'st "upon the sick in its stead, evverywhere meeting the fate that due to fraud and imposture, while or> demand for the great vegetable spec I r>nn?f.Mnt.lv i nt?ri>.*isinir. ?--1"j Feb 3,1871 41-1tu ?1 - 1 - 1 11 * ? ? j Books, Sasuics, Bmnixs, Mouldix itton Ae.?We would call special attention | the advertisement in another column ;Mr. P. P. Toale, of Charleston, S. dull, i Mr. Toale is an extensive and success i manufacturer, and there can he no doi ,r ^! that our readers would consult their o ' j interests hy corcspondirig with him i fore purchasing goods in his line ft >tton ' other dartie3. * I i -j losetl ~ T" !S_! I To the Commissioners of EIc ^ | tions for the Election Di U j trict of Abbeville Connty-: reet. j V^HEREAS, the Hon. II. J. Lom.i I who at the general election held in C ! tober, 1S70, was chosen a member of t I ^ ina.! Senate of the State of South Carolina I ist'i!' the election district of Abbeville count 'to serve, the term of four years, has < ceased; and whereas, the Constitute iids' ?f the State of South Carolina direc that in such eases, a writ of clcetii j shall be issued by the President of t 'j'"j'Senate, for the purpose of filling tl lug. i vacancy tints occasioned lor tne rest 1st term for which said member so deceasi " ?; was elected: late! ^mv'< therefore, you and each of v< i 7;>. are hereby required after due advcrtis i). | mcnt, and with strict regard to all pi um-, visions of tJic Constitution and laws 11 said Stale, touching your duty in sui 'utj'i ease, to hojd an election for a nienib half'of the Senate of the State of South Cf jolftia, for. the county of Abbeville,* - serve for the remainder of the term 1 I which said member, Hon. II. J. Loma -a? | was electcd ; the polls to be opened, ; the various places of election, in s:i fcidistrict,on THURSDAY,SIXTEEN! Ka?jday of FEliltLTARY, 1371, by the \ 7a? i rious managers of election,* for the oil? | places respectively, in accordance \vi J"? j the provisions of the net of the Cienei ia_; Assembly. entitled "An act providi for the General Election, and the ma a? nor of conducting the same," approv "|l~ March 1st, 1870, and this writ, togctli with your return of the election to -a? ; held under it, have before the .Senate its next meeting after the election. "n~ ALONZO J. KAXSIER, President Senate 2a? Attest, J. "Woodhuff, <a? Clerk of Senate. 1*~ Jail 27, 1871 40-31 5a- ? k- Kotioe. 5a? , re- rpiIE subscriber has returned to 1 ll. I hr.lTU' witn lifviltli tmifh i ' proved, and is prepared to resume I T \ practice of his profession. J, I WARBMW, M, D. Jan 20, 1371, 30?St V State of South Carolina. | j ' ABBEVILLE COUNT!'. jvr i ^ro^"^c C?ur,>?Citation. ' \Y! 3IEREAS. James Anderson 1 | < t made suit to .me to grant h E^f, I Letters of Administration of the Est; mcr. ana euoets o; 3ucnaei Mcuilosn, < ceased, late of said County. TIie.se are therefore to cite and adm< illcr. jisli all and singular the kindred a j Creditors of the said Michael Mclnto .deceased, that they be and appear, illcr. j fore me, in the Court of Probate, to | held at Abbeville C. H? on the 11 i 0111 February next, after publication hert al 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to sh cause, if any they have, why the s i Admininistration should not be grani illcr. | Given under my hand, this 24th i j January, Anno Domiui, 1871. )ut . L. L. GUFFIN, Illcr. j. r. a. c Jan. 27, 1871,40? tf r j rises. | teor iSautli Wm-AlMe Coi hirn. for In the Common Pleas. I use. i Josephine R. Lake, Executrix of Jo] :..A"! son Sale, dee'd, vs. Thos. J. Outz I and J. Bale Watson, and others." ,ra. Complaint caUiioy in Creditors, for junction, dr. =5 Ft. J nitli- PURSUANT to order of Court in I JL above .stated case, the creditors of Estate of J dim son Sale, dee'd, are In l>y notified and required to present t prove their demands against said ceased before moon or before the 2 tour of April next, or be barred.-con-1 MATTHEW McDONALI), and j C. C. I'. and Special Referee your | Clerk's Office A. 0., 1 1 Jan'y 20,1871 4<Klm j t << ndij mv. 3or- . iis GrX -land commiss ?[ abbey: HAS always on hand a variety c pi eased to serve bis friends an< i w3i and '* J'T | A full line of Good Whiskies, at J ; this store. t he . * V w :1 JfLUUK .3. exuty Of every grade, n IXS3, IS CAN ; of five American and Irren line . | the , J ? On Cc in?' Articles of every description rccc returns made. on 'W^.Ei.E kl i 1"* ^."'l In connection with his store ho li " store Cotton, Corn, or anything olse, t(T Patronage respectfully solicited. aro the .. jR ilio Sfi Jan 27, 1871 40-tf; W~TZT ivaiei u bt wn " -A At Ff I c! Jan 27, 130 10- tf .s-! _ NO' IX, V . . .1 *r, Town $ ? Jam A5I delSnquen E-'in the corpora civile ounty, I |notified that the ,c"' yLr ?1 Bit-x in GJtJ- 1* h o.;(taaci9 ejuibbi v> * before the 15th Z i:ii all cases or ter this date tl ?j added as quota ^ordinance esitii a- # s?v?is?!i? cumin hi ?&? - j .jl ?' and adopted Ja Ugi IT s "" a1 icr be T. Sullha Town CI January 27, 1871. -10?tf . ! Early Egyptian Corn, $2.59 p ,n-1 Feck; Pure Peeler Cottor ho Seed, $1.00 per Bushel; Pure J3oyd Prolific Cotton Seed, $L00 per Bush I II AYE'at my residenco. in Yicn S. 0., 40 Bushels of j;ood, soi: "Early Egyptian Corn," which I f; pose to sell at $2.50 per peck. 1 \ ; sack.in peck or bushel sacks, arid |liver at. Abbeville C. II., provide< ! bushels is taken at one time. I rai las i two crops of it this year?the li j crop planted the latter part of Aji Je-itl'C t-'e('on(' (:,'?P 20th of Jul}-? | seed having been procured from an-[first crop. I raised from qne-1 nd pcclc of seed 40 bushels per ai "bt J Similarly circumstanced, iho ci j^j-mon Indian corn would not h ?tl, j produced inoro than ouc-half t :of, |-amount. Z\ R. M. DuBOSE, fjjl; Vienna, S. C Tor, 97 1Q70 ' !ii State ot Soil Carol - . ADBEYILLE COUNTY 1]. jy THE COURT OF PRO2A Final Settlement <<f the Estate of Ja ! A. Black, deceased, Saturday, 18; in-. February, 1871. WnEREAS Weslcy A. Black, filed a petition in my office, pi ling a final settlement if the E*tut the James A. lilack, dee'd, public no the is hereby given to all creditors, 1< re-; tecs and next ofkin of the paid di to appear in ipy office on Sat arc iFeb'y 18th instant, when afinal sol mcnt will bo made of said Estate. L. L, UUl F?N, J. P. A. i Jan. 27,1371, 40?3t HI Til/, 'ocer 5I0N MERCHANT, ILLE, S. C? >f articles in the Grocery Line, and will be 1 customers. ssiii, reasonable prices, may always bo found at JND BACON, ,t low price.?, FOR CASH. DIES. ch Candies, PrizQ Candy Boxes. immission: ;iycd and sold on Commission, and prompt ESS ROOM, ' ias a commodious WARE BOOM, and will on reasonable terms. ^ a SI q H U La Irs b row ^nc^Tvrcnn! A Tr _ uMJL,sr ju k ..n J ND trker & Lee's. lYc E. r~* -b -*rfe L/oyncii itoom, nary 24th, 1871. it Tax payers withte limits of AbbeS. C., are hereby } payment of said fbrthcon ing on or nroximo. JEL of delinquency afse penalty will be id in ?ee. 3 of an tied an o; dinance (for the year 1871, unary 2d, 1871. W. GUFFIN, Intendanto n. erk. i. CORN |er AND iud ! ^ < , il'O J ' IM. BUSHELS WHITE CORN, ^! 1000 BUSHELS PEAS, "',0' Address . . lali S,F.M. POPE & CO. '*' PENDLETON, S.C. Jan 27, 1S71 40?4t ' ' ' ! ~ | Greenville and Columbia Rail -? | ' . ^ road. Genekal Sl'petl i nt endk nt's Offici rpr, Columbia, S. Cm December 1, 1S70. ON and after THURSDAY, Deccmbe 1st, the following Schedule will be iui men dailyf Sunday excepted, connecting with Night Trains on South Carolina l Road, up and down, and with Nigh Train on Charlotte, Columbia and Au i._ T"> 1 S M -*? | II USUI J.1UUU gOllJg fsuum : UP. lins ! Leave Columbia, 7.00 a m " Alston, 8.40 am ' K " Newberry, 10.10 a m . " Cokesbury, 1.45 am t-ice ? . lieltou,. 3.30 u m icre- Arrive at Greenville, cc'd DOWN. lav Leave Greenville, 5.45 a m iii,' " Delton, 7.23aiu " Cokesbury, 9.05 pm " Abbeville, 8.00 a m . " Newberry, 12.35 am " Alston, 2.10 am Arrive Columbia 3.45 a m JOHN H. MORE, General Superinten^-V I A ' " '1 j(ggfei'I' VJ ITIWAi'C ^ ? , > W . SOLUBLE H. I ' AND sxjXj^Kcxm.: MANUFACTURE! ETXWAH 1 CHARLES': BY TH] mm acid & sim The now well-known ETIWAN OTJAN( Bone Phosphate of South Caroling- These f Insoluble, and require to be ground to powdt Acid. This Company liave now in opetatior bers at the Southland' are, therefore, able to i highest grade of Fertilizers ;it being clear tha ble Phosphate which any Fertilizer contains, acre. In order to make the Fertilizer compl< cient quantities are added. With these view fnv coin ETIWAN GWarrnnted to contain from 15 to 20 PEL PHOSPHATE OF LIME. and from 2 to 2) sufficient addition of PERUVIAN GUAM crops. JPrice $03 per.ton, cash; on time, $70 annum. ' . ' 3 pissoiLVEr Of high pradt?v guilablefoj* ^lahufacturers oxf< Fertilizer, and specially adapted for compos j-Acid a refused to dissolve thePhosphaot,tlus \ way to transport that material.1- The grade ft cent, D&solvqd Bone PJioaphate, Prhte $4(1 interest at 7 per cent, per annum. Still high At an additional price per ceut&ge. COMPOtllsTD ACIE Specially prepared for composing with cotlor Cl' ?~ I.nn . a.. * t ? -- i*.'1j_ ? i J. iiwv r*jxj U/Uj J UU UUlt* GROUND At muaii lower rates, consisting simply of th powder. Priotr$2l* per'tori cash'. Oil tii5ae, $22 - WM. C. p Agents No. GFA "White, Smith. & White, Agents M. W. CPLEMANj Greenwood, N. H^?Tlie peWrontape of Dissolved "Ron irr ail the* Eji wart's, in ascertained ot;tln* Wof Should any purchaser bo dissatisfied,?-he mav chase, witiiin (3D) days alter delivery, and tU deficiency in the, percentage guaranteed will January 27, 1871, 40?2m r. Mays, Barnwell & Co, g WILL SELL* THE BALANCE OF THEIR* 1 AT ....... J 3 Greatly Reduced Prices! j LADIES' Hi GOODS,) ! GENTLEMEN'S J Clothing, CASSIMERES, &C.r , Jan 20, 1S71 GO-tf BONDS. . / Stoclx > AND BANK BILLS, WANTED. * : . i F. A. CONNO&, : COKESBCftY, S. C. . Jan. 27, 1S70, CO?2t GRAKi, GRAIN, GRAIN, M Waller, Watson & Co., j WALIULLA, s. a, j ( DEALERS in Grain and Country < Produce of all kiiitta Will pay ' prompt attention to all orders intrust- P ) ed to their caro. Parties ordering Grain must furnish sticks. < C. A. C. WALLER, , rirr^ nr> ttt r\ rV r n. I J ' \A AV/^UIK WWVij wi w . . C. E. WATSON, ! J. B. WATSON, Witllifili?i, S. 0. Jan 27, 1571 40 i?m f| W 'r{ Jflj^ 1* ] i ?r:>i > < w -H ; 11ll v ^9 ; j . ' I ry B@, For sale by Wilcox, Gibbs & Co., ?'oI Importers and Dealers in Guanos. I 14S Bay Street, Savanna!); 241 Broad Street, Augusta, Ga ; 151 flast Bay. ^ Charleston, S. C., and by Norwood, .lt,( IDuPro & Co., Abbeville; W. Z. Me- iCi Gbeo, Cok -? ??rm> ; W'aiirr & Aiken, en j Greenwood ; 13. A. Davis. Ninety-Six! iForfurJier information apply or a<t'dress as above* for pamphlet. 1 tfov o" o t ^ J | &NURES, IO AOID,ft6. ) AT THE y~' WORKS, 5 rOKT, s. o., WMTE'Cil#1.^ of So p is manufactured from the Native fiaie' 'hosphatea in their natural'.fitate are - ;J;r, and made soluble by Sulphuric J- ' i the largest iSulphuric Aclfl Cham- l"e & manufacture at the lowest ratpa. thA th? fi ,t the greater the proportion of Solu- the i , the less the quantity required per dpf-., ?te, Ammonia and Potash in suffl 3 tlieJCompany manufacture and offer UANO^c | J CENT. OF DISSOLVED BONE mAra t per cent, of AMMONIA, with a J"0 ) and POTASH\ to adapMt to all torn ] per tori, and interest 7 per cent, per Iipsc S ? other ' BOisris, y [p 3c Plftnteteibeih^in'itselflirEexccllent 1 r/ t. As large quantities of Sulphuric mojje vill be found uclieap.and convenient adb} iiriiished;' will be :20: per Qrfiss mr " u iiJa9h. : Ori .. .. er grftdw will be furuUJj^ to order > phosphate;* i seed and other plantatipn manures, with :erest at 7 per cent, per annum. |*j b03ste, r < *>y x e Natjve Bone Pliosphatesigroiipd to ^u8' and interest at 7 per cent, perannum. R8 e & co., m 14 Adger'e Wharf, t P8#"1 .EL18T?]ff; S. , Abbe?,ille, S. C.. jafca S. G. e Phos|>h'at6 of,'lime, and- Ampionia, I ks, by the Chejbist, before delivery. '. return avemge -Samples Of&riy*pttr- i ; U eyvall.be analyzed .knew, -and any J^| be uiadpgood to him by tlieConipany. \ _ & ... . n .. i'Jr >? ? ? ;. ?-r-**- Ml School Bonks! SI " w ; Jo ' the It Jnion Pictorial Primer; to wi Webster's fc>pejlerr w.- ? ;..} the? sKF?:: "??| lowasf Spelleffcnd Deflner, tVeb&tef'^&poner and pellner, ' projjt Walker's Dictionary, > > - 5>tev< debater's " ' * Tfl knthon^Latin Dictionary, Bible Dictionary. . . ' Sli. VlcGnflfcy's Readers,* ' Reynold's Readers, Sterling's 4tli and 5th Readers, Ciuuckcubos's English Composition, 1)"* Hedge's fjogic, *i ]>' Whatle$jj Logi$,vj,. . ... -Mthet juvenile speakers, ^bti Sargent's ^Dialogues. M<m " "iVi' IoiH; Tv Elementary Grammar, * Bullions' School Grafumar, i Bullions' English Grapimar, - r rj; Smith's English Grammar, . Quackenbos's English Grammar, ~~,v! Adams' Latin Grammar * - *LP Andrews and Stoddard's Latin Gram- ?p ftr, , , i <M A< Harkness's I^atin Grammar, . ; ./ Bullions' Latjn Grammar, ; , .. . ?v Bullions*Greek Grammar, "j 'i-Sb Valpy'sGreektGranimar,1 Harltness & Arnold's 1st Latin Book, ?: McCltntoek'tfl stTEafTh Book, -.3 Arnold!s.Jstuud^d Latin Books. Harkness's 2d.Latfti 13ook. AnthonyLatin Logons, Anthon'fl Prose Composition, J? Weld's Prese Composition, Bullional-Greek Reader, ,;ry MeClintock's 1st Book in Greek, . .. i Arnold's l*?fc Book in Greek, ; J A mold's Greek Prose Composition. J Antlwnis Greek-Lessons,-1-* " * * mM Jacob's Greek Reader, E Lirieca Minora, \ j n UUI1IUIIO V'^xui? -W liulliojia' Salluet, -pp tVntlum's Cicero^. . 4' C'icoro' De'Officlis, _ " Cicero^ ^Xviscuian Dispu taws. ... ..... . Anthon's PftTlufjt, JuvenaL, -Tacitns, jracc, Xciiophoii's Memorabilia aud ft* labasis. j ' > tfonteith's 1st Lessons in Geography,, [ntroduction toMrojteth'a.Manual, *pfl Monteflh's Manual pf-Geography, t *1W" L'drnell's Primary \ , Pill Ltoruell'si'Interuiediate Geography, g{r4 Cornell's Giamittar, School Geogra- ^ra SOtchell's School Geography aud Ati, Ki hut Jeography of the Heiavens rrnd AtlftS. , of I, ? . ,>r bKj Jdlburn's lstlLcssons, , t?fl Daviea' Primary Arithmetic, wh, liiueiioctuai " Written g? 44 School ?" , ? TM " Old {school ***** j*-* cut. 44 Umvorsity 44 44 Practical " . .. . t " Elementary Algebra, "- ' <?<># " 'Algebra, - anc " ,Uuiverity-, 41 14 Elemeutury Geometry Iffonninetry, ^ - V - $ PJ Da vies' Legendre: . <5 "i a }tnC " Surveying-; .rthe ? Of iwiffc'9 Natural Philosophy, I HQ [{power's Science of? Familiar Things. pe< .'omstock's Natural Philosophy, ? iuaokenbos'a Natural Philosophy,- ?',k > Veil's Natural Philosophy; ?r :>>; } n*** :omitock'?,Ohfefiii3tty. - Offl ^WtockWiHtfanyp XX > *' M. ; Mrs. Lincoln's Botany. rt . l r 11 ?-1 LJJ MIL 3 UfiiUiU^y, ?' i?-? ^?r' Jai Child's History,' . ". ' ? . st, 2d aiid 3d Books of History, SewelPe -History, of Roriie, Southern School History of U. 8. T< * Frost's History of U. M. *r , iuackenbos'.H History of U. 8. Piu'nock's GuJdsmith's History of En- A'Jbt md, Greece and Iio'ine. Mom Worcester's Elements of History, legal bobbin's Outlines of History, wit: Wilson's Outlines of History, \j VVillard's Universal History. ^ To be bad at Irwj, Parker &L$e's. Tt . i M : < Taii 13, 1871 So?tf ?! ? St SHERIFFS SALE, 'il >Y virtue of sundry writs of Fieri > Faciu? to nic directed, I will sell to iff 1 3 highest bidder, at Abbeville Court!* *" )use, on the First Monday in Februa-1 next, between the lejjitf houio tbeirpo lowing property, to witr: Jl >o0 acres of land, more or less, situated 1 COM! d beinir in the ennnfv nf A 1I**_ i imdeil by lands of George l{o;?.'ii?on, -Till rs. Ophelia S. Jones, and otlr , , lev- $y t 1 upon as the property of Glcrj/e F. it* ii lock, ads. J. J. Robertson, and oth- ill LI ' ore in Terms Cn^h. arepi IIKXRY S. CASOX, Sheriff Abbeville Countv. g?tke Sheriff's Office, ") " T! ; 1871.. f ' '> ' ' y ^ " ""' ' |"" k:j. gjfft a.'ftwi tfi on til uaromia imtzict< riRTtrE:Stf d;wrii- of0fieri Fuceas to-iTM directed, issuing of * 'the Honorable, ttto United s Circuit Court, for the District uth.Carolina, I will expose., for to.tho;%hest bidder, at' pablic jn. atf A&bsville Coart Hom#mh* tiiday of. Februarys 1871, being' rst Monday * Of theu'-bontfy att| _ igh't title and interest^ of tbe dant in and! to tlio following pro, all in ibe xjouniy of AbbeviUe, 500 Acres of Lani, or.iess,knowrt aaifrj^pW Jot-;* plaoo, bounded^y lands of M. B. ;omb,; Dr. John Hollalndj; atitl s, filso, ' ?f$ ,000 i,'; .? or Joss, near Greenwood, bouad '. lattdfi of X X b* P*f tlo w/ Jaaii wellTjiKl 4Mj*^ "> X '?& V > d? / ?<' ,.?&vi tES^fyi^b L >4t5'->;>1 lot in tie vam *f ,,+:ii,;0rc^<>()d,'^ ^ *1 the Ijoiidfrig thereon, contalfirtyr jres. more'or Jess, and bonnfou ands of _Alrs. Martin Hackett,. Bogg) *$&??jSgM "i?po.. e property of Jftracs GAlim, ad?.f eh Eifthartb^Cp. v rJ l&MS CAS3iJnh^ha^te> ttii he Marshal for necessary papers (tamps, I. E JOHNS0K, t M 8. Mar&iL ^ 13,1811,38^ ' *, .1 .. ib'jf. V afts)' .fflKW^'S/SAaB^S & .virttie i of ? su nd ry Jacias'.to/jne directed, IwlftMii to:. tefafettbidtUg, *l Tpgfcilte da upp&iif ville C. H.,on the.^PinaaiJHOKa in FEBRUARY neit, between :ga^|i^TS^U^, aumy oi'.Abk^vilie; cont^aJflg^jJk' acr?s, more o.r le*8, and-tewndefl. Hids orjamea -KUU Mfswt>?t & iklm ! op, a^U others, levied upon -jw . tb* irty fit Allen podaot|j?ak Andrew; insou, and John Hagan, .-.v.n,jn! rms asb. ' > Y.a-jLif j (j HENRY. 8. CASOX, Sheriff Abbeville Ccudty. sriflf?* Office, % Jan. 14, 1871. J <y SHERIFFS r virtue of sundry write of Fui?tfT to^ae dlre?fcfl:3 ugliest bidder, at puplwj outcrvV aF 6v4Ite Court House, to, dAV hi FEBR0A'RY; oeti, ibSVP' ng property to wit':'.' ' 7'-: 5to Hundred and Sfxty-ffVe-^wojf * i of land, moro or lesa, on waters of e River, in A.pfeyille county ^ and,. . ided by land9 of }VJ liiam^Bdllhran, ard- Btrotberj ami |ther^levied i as the property of Willi aat S. Mcie, ada. JT. E. uldfick andwire. 1 .uO^ber^Abbe^lle CovS^jL eriff's Office, 1 ? Jan. 14, 1871. / ' -r . ; ?:?| smmwrnmn [PMNQSr ; ^hbst **,;? ' ris Exhibition 1867. Ify the blood find ! angtnen in o aysromt dlcating the effect of Mt?L? iea#hfu|ness> dlapel the ies and all mental dieipers, and reHeve those ose sedentary habits lay jn ofieri to depression, if iy prevent and cure : audi, other ttvirs, J&evxr urkt&xu te, Chills, Diarrhea, 2>ysen-> c, (Cholera K Cholera Jfbr&t(^^? \ I every cornpfalnt IricH. ital to dfet or atmoa? >re.n Ladles will flncf m a sovereign boon, ae^J 1 y eradicate Debility, Nervousness, rtneSs, and Disease* rhousands of Testimo18 cah be 'seen at the r^coBsoi, A8 1 *), larr e * 8 " ,T7 '!.3 AO0 -. J-? '" ' SHERIFFS SAtE. virtue of-sijtrtKt ;Ffcfrf Fa?ia? to mo directed, I av?1 sell to J?hest.bW<i<$?at public otrtciV, at ivillo Court Houag, on the First uny in t eoruary next, between tno hours, the following, property, to ONE BARREL MOLASSES, i* .1 }'' '*' rt upon as the property of Samuel n, ads. G. W. Cromfer. jrras Cash. . . - Hl^QY S CASO&J : I Sheriff A bbevifle County. icrsfTs Office, \ Jan. 14.1871. J ; ' m! FIKHH FIRE!!! GKTIIEil With 4 or 5 of tbe BF?T EASTERN and SOUTHERN INSURANCE FAMES, the s^l-Bi'iiht^rs ere AGENTS ?t mammoth wEsterv coupaky, 2 ^AUU'k; Ft UK INSURANCE OOMi'A)f ffittl francist'o. < ai.iforni guaranteed c?pit/il is twks'IVFIVK ,H)NS IN G"Lt? ^ S'KX. KHcl.bEK^ idividually li -hl** ror itAjrs? . Itm loHum omptly pai'l ?t liis byAijrLt i on XliW' ^ OlvlC. Our r, r?ji>reboutsuLiout S5 un|Hon? of y kr. J- ' " V/