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g*" Minority Representation. The Charleston JWm-s- thinks, that; there is no likelihood of obtaining an' amendment of Che State Constitution,] so to require of voters an educational or property qualification, but believes it ! to be practicable to adopt the principle of j minority representation, which has been engrafted upon the Republican Constitution of Illinois, and lias been carried into operation under Democratic auspices in Pennsylvania. It adoption will; secure to the 60,000 white voters of the State, a representation in proportion to their voting strength, and furnish a needed check upon an irresponsible! majority. It has received the approval j of the most tnougnuui suuesmcn, en the loading Republican paper, and of! the most prominent members of the! Radical party. "The plan, says the Ncivs, isa.? simple as the alphabet. Whefe, as in Illinois' cumulative voting, as it is called, is a feature of the public law, each voter at all elections is entitled to as many votes as there are persons to be voted for. j These votes the voter may divide among t the candidates, or cast theui ali for any! one candidate. Take Charleston Coun-i tv, as an exanfple of the operation of j this cumulative voting in .South Caroli-1 na. There are eighteen members ofj tlie House of Representatives to be; elected, and there are 12,WO Radical! voters and 8000 Conservative voters. It is evident that the Conservatives by casting their votes, 144,000 in number,! for sci'C'i candidates would give those' n niiimrft.v JYlld would elect them, while the Radical voters, by con- j eentrating their vole upon eleven can-! dictates, could, in the same way, elect | those eleven, Roth Conservatives ami Radical* would be represented in the General Assembly in the ratio of 12,000 to8000. And, under this system, the Radicals would obtain their i'air share of represention in the .eon n ties where they ( instead of the Conservatives, tire largely : | in the minority. The general eHeetj, would be that "the two parties wouldj( stand in the General Assembly as 90,00C ' to 60,000. Putting down the number of j j members of the lower House at one bun-j ( dred and twenty, the planof eumula-! tire voting should give the Radicals 7^'j members, and the Conservatives 48 { members." , , Washington News. !? , 11 \VASnixaTON", April 1R. ? Plcasanton J' decides that a certificate of bankruptcy j 1 discharges Government claims against j '?? I-i?n r>f ' j lilt; uaiii\i uj/u ?, Thomas A. Marshall, for. twent-two year* Oudgeof the Kentucky Court of j Appeals; dead. The Senate Ku Klux conference com- j? mittee agreed that the test oath shall be,,' modified so .that it may l?e exacted upon j motion, of the District Attorney, sup-! ported by the discretion of the Court. I The other amendments aw? obscure, and j mostly technical. The kvt&l tender case v. as discussed all j dayiu the Supreme Court. TheAttor-| ney-General appeared in behalf of the j I Government, arguing against the present decision af the Supreme Court,.that j contracts anti-dating the le?al tenders;' were unafft-cted by the Act, al/d also af-; UrmativHy on - the question whether it 'J wan bludilkg-iis to contracte-sipee its pas-:1 1 The only points in the conference! commit tec on the deficiency" bill affect-! nig the Smith was concurrence in the; | amendment givjijg^JO.OOy u^tii* Sisters j of. Jlcrcy of Charleston, au<l appointing ( Jin attorney to represent inn \imi'in-1] mewl before the Southern -claim* com- j mrflce. In the Hottfse, there -was #11 -exciting j general debate,.but nojuiporUuit action. \ The Speaker announced fImj following! member* as the Joint Committee on thei< South; PoJland, Maynard, Scholield, j) C<k>U jCjbburiu?Stevenw>n, Ihilkley, Lan-i1 King, Cox, Keck, Voorhees, Van Trump, ( "WatlOell, and-Robinson. Also, thefol-i, lowing as members of the Special Com-{* mittye-?m Mi^iasippi licveen: Morey, | Ketchun, McJxee, Getz and Duke. .The Red Rioters.?A peculiarity 1 of the curr.OHt Pari* insurrectionary ! -i movement is the marvellous facility wHh:which a-ma? may be up-in il> |( councils to-day, aud down and a fugi-!, livn A-nothftr ft'ntttl'O "Ofl ihis mob rule is tli:vL llio leadGrs' no'v-U or know when they themselves may! I full under the ban of Home authority i f of wlrteh they know nothing, and L wWielrSs yet more powerful and! more obeyed th&n their own author- * ity. Thus current intelligence from j I J'aris states that there is a sub-coin-U ir.ittee of the Commune, which de-j crees and directs, and to which oven the ostensible heads of the agitation ' are trmenabla. It will he remember- j ] vd that in the beginning M. Assy, afi( the International WorkingmenVs As-!( ftociation, and General Lnllier were I the guiding spirits of the Montmar-j* tre mob. Becoming snxpt<7, theyjl huro both sought safety in flight, the i probability being, that if captured thev would have lost their li've-. So also with General lJergeret, who led j in the recent battle against the Yer-j 1 Failles troops. Jnvitod to resign his ' command, he refused, a-nd is now un-| der arrest, with a fair chance of being] nhot.- tr^rrenrl Olnseret, "Minister ol'j War," has also been arrested, and t he j kutmj fate is said to have befallen De-j cacluze, one of the principal actors in ; the insurrection, Those facts, taken; In connection with tb? barbarities; jnactiscd upon the priesthood and the j (servants of the Church generally, ex-j liibit this mob as an exact copy, of! the Paris mob of the first French rcv-i olution. Viewed separate from their i excesses, or tho self-alleged purpose! winch has induced these people to rehist tho constituted authority, the proceedings of this uprising of the j 3Jontmartre canaille present a curious i liistorieal study. In his rccent speech in the United ; Rto4/?c n ^..flnlnrr liis Wositioil J'.S | lA'llftlV, j ^ liberal Republican, Mr. Schurz said; Jie desired peace arid good will; tlic , removal of political disabilities, and the restoration of' local self-govern-j ment to the utmost extent compatible; with the Constitution; the patting! out of the way of all war issues, to juiake room for new questions. But i ^lie vory first nrtic-Jo of bis creed the firm maintenance of that! j^ciilicirittul comprised in the coustitu-j iiiiieudinents. I The y.egroc* of South Carolina seem at : j last to fyegettiug their eves open to the i cnorinfiNf^ frauds tliat have been perpetrated t$*>U that State by the men wlfo; were put in office by their veins. A few , days ago tiie colored people of York; County asseinbletf in mass meeting at the Court House, and after several patriotic spaecbes adopted resolutions sotting forth the evils of ignorant and unwise legislation, and ending with u de'luaud that tiie representative# of that . county in the General Assembly should , resign their seats without delay. I This i# the first streak of dawn we| have j et had from the remarkably gov-| erned State of South Carolina.?AYw York Sun. Tho-^ork on the Southern Pacific iRnLfroad is: being pushed vigorously frCjii Gilcrov, Oil., southward. ~ J Window Hamilton, who killed Cap-1 tain George Jiutler, was arrested last | Saturday, at his father's house, in n Lincoln County, Ga. ile will bo re-! leased on bail. Cable telegrams announce that the J3aukof England hjus reduced its ratej of interest to two and a halt' per cent. tc r A man has just paid $.",0 to a X?:\v J York steamship company lor the pass-1 li age of a dog across the ocean. I^< There has been comparatively heavy ^ fighting, in Cuba. The Cubans seem, P thoroughly organized for a guerilla sys-; p teni of warfare. -- iN The Connecticut Legislature is to: meet on the first Wednesday in May, I and will then proclaim the official re-| _ suit of the recent election for (iov-, ernor. I Colonel Albert Pike, of Arkansas, hasj been the editor andproprietor of no less;than twenty-live dillerent newspapers,;" two-thirds i>f which he boasts of* killinS" |Bi j'l' A rich man, named Budd, has recent-; r Iv died in London, leaving $100,0111) to j ' his sons, on condition that they shall J;l never wear moustaches. j YY A convention of the German teachers;^ of tho United States is to be held in Cin-; " cinnati during the first week of next I August. Teachers are expected from all' pf parts of the Union. The State of Wisconsin has abolished ' the grand jury system. The act takes; effect on the 1st of July next. This is a somewhat doubtful experiment, and the in people of other States will look for its: results with great interest. j^.' cm ? The Xew York i ffrratil states thai strawberries from!" Charleston are in town, hut at the low figure of two dollars and' a half|)erjleJ juart, with the stems on, we cannot recommend them for general consuption.1 They are for everyday purposes, like) he Tammany men in the Connecticut election?they do not pay expenses. ?.<!> Tn Rhode Island, by a law recently! ? ?nactcd, all petroleum and its products) must he inspected add branded with the) legree at which it Hashes, or i? inflama-! (7, jle. Fine or imprisonment is Ihe penal-! v of putting oils not inspected into; Packages previously used and branded. | SPECIAL NOTICE. jat ' j wi a.?J rr im. ^7<jdT>?AT\ ! di Ui A'GOfcAVii} .Abbeville, S. C. 1^; . k , DRY GOODS?I will state, |f01 for the information of the ( Ladies of Abbeville, that- the! -EMPORIUM of FASHION"!44is the only house in the District; . devoted to Dry Goods and to 1,11 the wants of the ladies. im: For any information in regnrd! t ; to the extent and kind of Stock U, now on exhibition, I respectfully refer all to any of my patrons, n To Dress Goods, White Goods, j b Umbroideries, r rulings, j,aces,j Ladies' Underwear, Skirts, Cor-; A sets, Handkerchiefs, llosierv, jlloves, Longcloths, Collars, bull's, &c., &c., I especially askj he attention of the ladies. j &, .MILLINERY?it is now a jivcn iij) tact that Abbeville is' i city in point of a Millinery ti Establishment. All are willing uid do admit of this fact. Lalies that have always bought his line of Goods in some Xorth- j >rn city,- arc now patronizing;j| ionic enterprise. This is as it;"" ihotrld br; - for without the pa- to ronage of those of our o\vn!cl1' oimtrv, Avhat would any busi-| less or profession do for a sup- i )ort? j j I do not think that any one |~ should make any sacrifice to j mtronize those in their own! rountry, but 1 do say that in all; rt . ases where you can do as well,;v >r better, it is right to expect :he patronage of those amongst j kvhom you live. 3Iy Stock of Hats, Bonnets, |Ji French Flowers, Laces, Rib-! bons?rindeed, everything in tliis | ? business?was never larger and p more attractive. The Styles'" arc handsome and entirely new in shape. Every- lady is expected to buy a new Ilat, if: TJ nothing else. Prices reasona-'J ble?one-third less than city prices, and materials used are; better than arc generally seen |~~ on articles bought from citvj v O ] houses. 1 am now getting orders daily from ladies of An/l r\s*L? r\yi l\\ii /llnf oi>?l (-J vnnn _ VlVXCVll} A V IlvlJLV-LVii CillVU ville, both for Dress Goods anclj Millinery. If you can not come. J n send an order for your Iiat, j which can be returned if you; are not pleased. y, MRS. CAIN, from Baltimore !w is in charge of this Department, with MISS KATE SMALL as;_ assistant. Mrs. Cain's work speaks for itself. DRESS-MAKING.?MISS i LYD1A TAttUART is in| charge of this Department, with; i t " j} ? i.: n x I UUllOS OI Illlli SlvlU unci UISICJ lOj assist licr. My facilities for car-! ! rying on this business are good.: * being an Agent for E. BUT-; TERICK & CO/S Patterns, as! ? well as being a branch of Mad-1 J ame Demorest, of New York,! ] receiving her Trimmed Patterns! for all garments every sixty days. CUTTING and FITTING done at short notice. | Remember: I sell everything II at reasonable prices for CASli, and CASH ONLY. Respectfully, JAMES W. FOWLER. I Apr 21.1871 52-tf ARRIVALS AT 71ie jVTai'sliall House SISCJ-; LAST in I DA Y. G A Wagoner, B J Ilowlarid, Masr John E Gibbon, Charleston, S C;1 li Chatham; M -Nicely, J A Brock; cv C II Toy, D J.); Trowbridge,, rcenville; J K Tolbert, J It Tarrant, j reenwood; Dr J M Westmoreland, [ hiladclphia; Mrs Prather, Miss ' rather, Duo West; Mrs. Chapman.' ew berry. JOfiX A. MAYS, Proprietor, i i ^ ^ I Tnc following named, persons liavej eight in the Depot: J E ]>rownlec, Baker & C'o, 31 W j iirber, J.l Cunningham, SI I) Dronnon j iiunifii i' I'll u*fi r<l^. .1 no En right, Ej Guttin, A M Ilill, Hughes & Co, G T icksou, W T McMillan, Win Mathis, ' 1) Mnrs & Co, A W MeAlisler, J A ays, E Noble, J A Norwood, J I) oc.se, Pool & "\Viison, I)r J> Jlliett, S II ( '. ilker, Ward law ?fc Edwards. Xo goods delivered until freight is lid. J. W. MARSHALL, Agent. ? ? Tlie following persons have packages t lie Express Oil ice. .J I) .Seabrook, I) Crawford, Jean cite orrow, D A bloody, W I' DuBoso, Missj T "" v? > ' i ! Urol 1111)111 J 1U JiUllt', Xlt y J .unu, .... Glasgow, J F Calhoun, C G McAlisr, A Joimson, L (' Clinkseales, F Mil*, J Sullivan, It \Y Litos. C. V. IIAMMOXD Agent, ^_ j Markets. . ArnEViLLE, April 21.?Cotton 11 V2\. New York, April 10.?Cotton steady uplands 11]; Orleans lo.}. Flour dull id drooping. Wheat quiet and heavy. >rn dull and unchanged. Pork steady; 18.87(5.1!J.0'>. Gold strong, at 11}. 7 1'. M.?Cotton dull and unchanged, ill) sales of bales, ?*it 14] for mid-1 in or. Flour?Southern dull and ? ~ I avy, at G.8507.50 ; common to fair cx- j i 7-o5(a;'JM); good to choice 7.55?9.00. [ licat steady?winter and am tier West-; 11 2.0302.05. Corn Hrmer, at 5G@57j ; mixed Western. Pork steady, at! ,00 for new mess. Gold 1>3(?,11}. Charleston, April 10. ? Cotlcn! iet and steady?middling 11; receipts i 7 bales'; sales 500; stock 17,10. Augusta, April 19.?Cotton and iclianjred, at 13J(513J for Liverpool iddiing; sales 350 bales; receipts 230. i "v" /?.?*! 1-iVKKrooL, .April ?i,m-. 11 dull and lending down?uplands 7.| i 7j> ; Orleans 7'f' 7'- ;'-f;i!cs 10,000 bales, j OTTAQE BEDSTEADS!; Good Articlc, at Six Dol-j lai'is eaeli, Complete! . B. Clialmers & o.j April 7, 1ST 1 50, If rj*w ?! rt*B"I ( T 7^ | ! ! JLUiii! JLLiJ&Jj lie Columbia Ice House: S now open for llie Season, and pre-! pared to'sell Natural Lake Ice, at1 in 1 to cents per pound, accordingj quantity. This Ice is far preferable] any manufactured, or prepared by: i-mica I process. J. D. BATEMAN, AgV Columbia, S. C. \pr 7,1S71 50-tf NEW STYLES . ottage Bedsteads, at!, LOW PRICES. AT , D. Chalmers & Co.'S; April 7,-1871 50, if ORN HELD BEANS,!' A.T Market5;& Lee's.! April 14, 1ST], 51?tf 7m. Shephard, & Co.] Ko. 24 Knync S.t., Charleston, S. C. DEALERS 1NT COOKING STOVES, .augcs and Heating Stoves.| Pictures of Stoves with prices and :scriptiim will be sent upon iippliilion. July 1, 1S70, 10?1)* ^IWATER WHEEL, /iill Oearin(s^hansn^Pii][ey3 i J1'*^$0 jpOQIE ? r ^ SEND FCRACJRCULAFC^r DENTISTRY *?&?* ri.C. ?ABDLAW,M. D, D.D. S. Olllee over Dr. Parker's Drug Store. Abbeville C. H., S. C. February 2'3; 1SG9 ETIWAN E WOULD announce to pi; V v in the next week another fertilizer. We have sold out the Anv one desiring to invest in ETI grade of fertilizers made in tlie'Stri their order as early as possible, as ^ more this season. The terms on w such as cannot fail to make it to the fertilizer. W'c are prepared to fur the best men in the country, in : K11 V\ A-\ as a iirst class m.-Miu i t-. Cotton croj), applv Etiwnn Kb. 2, t white, smit: March 17, 187.1,-47?tf groc: AND PR0VIS1 HO. 3 GRANI THE subscribers nre now ' DRY G RHflTC AMU SMS' ffARJ] JJJUJ.U XL 11JJ - U1XU1JIJ) ju.xa.i.tu which they are prepared to furni Their stock embraces a variety of line. Photographs! 11 PHOTOGRAPHS! c J. H. BOBSOB, ti PliOTOMII ARTIST, a p< BlvfiS leave to inform the people of Abbeville tlwt lie lias returned, , and is prepared to furnish y PMppiis, Ferrotypes, k, o * ' Of all kinds, on reasonable terms. Persons wishing GOOD PICTUJIES will do well to ea 1 soon. 1 ft] B$5u/J:illery up-stairs over "Wardlaw | it JSd ward's St'jre next door to the :(j Printing Office. \ A pr 1-1. 1871 51-1 m I ft Daatistry! Mslrj! IMtry! " x|| f t f^M y i?i DR. W, A. WILLIAMS " WILL bo at G KEEN WOOD on the llith of April, and will remain " (hero several weeks for the purpose, of . j practicing Dentistry. ]>ublie patronage is respectfully sollc- ' hod. Terms reasonable. ^ References: W. B. Mil wee ,apt. Robt. Tarrant. Apr 7, 1S71 60?2t NE\T BARBER SHOP,1 h UP STAIRS, Over J. I). Chalmers & Co.'a Furniture ]S Store. |te th - TV. i iA.il..,?I r. J. Uiruimgi; ri'sjii'i'i'iiiij mmvuuu. jo GOVERNOR CRAWFORD. "! ApriI IM871_ 51 r- tf Blasting* Fuse J _ At Parker & Lee's. * April 14, 1S7J, 51?tf SHERIFF'S SALE. \ C BV Y lllT UK of an execution to me I directed. 1 will sell, at Abbeville! C. II., on the FillST MONDAY in K MAY next, within ilie legal hours, a I lot or pa reel of land, eoutnining live (5) acred, more or less, lying on C'urltail Creek, adjoining land." lately belonging 5] to the est:ite of l)r. f>. Marshall, and the ! fc( iiotnestead, heiu? the land left from the * Homestead of Mrs. Elizabeth Lo^an. | Jjevicd upon as the properly of Mrs. I _ Elizabeth Logan, ads. Louise Logan and i ~ ot tiers. TERMS CASH. > II. S. CASON, 1 S. A. C. Sheriff's Office, ) I A j?r G, 1ST 1, 00 31 f _A.notlier Snppply of g Hoa-ExplosiVG KEROSIIE LAMPS, i I ADSO, OF PORCELAIN SHADES. March 31,1871 40, If TOWN COUNCIL. ALL parties having claims against (he Town Council of Abbeville, arc irequested to present the ^unie within | ton days from ihi*> date to the undersigned', anil all defaulters must make j payment by the loth of April, or the - tj law will be Enforced. ij S J. F. C. DuPSE, j IN TEND A NT. | I, I | V LIEN CONTRACTS, ' ! o ' I for cp.le at the Press p.nd Ban- ? "ner GUANOS. inters- lliat we will receive withshipment of this most popular first two. shipments made us. WAX GUANOS, the highest ite, would do well to hand in J ve do not expect to order any liich we offer the Etiwan are interest of planters to buy this nisli countless certificates from attestation of the merits of the | If you want to double your: oyour lan'ds. E & WHITE, . A-GEISTTS. ; EDWARD'S ER'F [ON STORE, TE RANGE. receiving a Select Stoclv o winna ' ! If ARE, ^ CROCKERY! ARE, sli at priccs to sui\ the times, the BEST GOODS in their (March 17, 1871 47?tf UTILIZERS IN EXCHANGE TOR ' A ^HTnAAT . L 1 ff _i_. 11, UJLiUo.\, ai 10 ciis. per iu.i i/ffESSRS. AVI I, COX, GIBBS & CO ! yJ3L have aullioriml us to sell their uauos on a credit till 1st November i?xt, without iliferent, and take in exuinge "Middling" Cotton at 15 cents >r pound, delivered at planter's nearest !?r?ot. Should the Cotton market rule higher tan 15 ccnts for "Middlings" in the all, the planter to have the benefit of le excess. n these Liberal Terms any Planter can Afford to In ? vest in Guanos. Their "Manipulated Guano" is guariteed to be one-fourth Dhinclia Island Peruvian;' nd wc can show strong certificates <?fj * beneficial results. i\ 1 111 I BIOCK oi UU'SU uini uiurn losphates on hand, and for sale on sy terms, bv A/KEN & WALLER, Greenwood, S. C. Apr'7, J871 60-31* fOTTON-EOODl) TfcROXOUXCED by Dr. Means, Ag- J . rieulturul CIu*inist and Inspector |i Guanos, at .Savannah, the highest! itidard or J?orty different kinds of ( nnmercial Fertilizers submitted to his ia!ysis. We have on hand a small lantity which we are anxious to intro ee, feeling assured that when tried ice it will be called for largely again, i Newberry, where it was used last ar is pcrferred to all other manures, iFARDLAW & EDWARDS, "Agents. April 7, 1871, 50?tf istutc of Jane Reid, Dtc'd! PURSUANT lo order of Reference. I hereby give notice to all parties inrested in the above mentioned Estate, at a statement of the accounts of the xeeutor, with a view to a final f-ottleput, will be made before mc on Monty, bA\ May, 1871. WM. II. PARKER. Special Referee. Apr 7, 1871 50?4t I. Large Lot iHOICE FLOUR j Made of pure EXTUCKY WHITE WHEAT, just received and for sale, by E01MBS. April 7, 1S71, 50?tf i LOT OF CHOICE IMPROVED FOR SALE, LOW FOR CASH, BY I Quarlc'S, IYniu & Co. March 17,1871, -17?tf iifiss, I j WHjIJ SET,I, MY HOUSE I. A.Yi* LOT i" tl><> MHngo of .lIliKVIUiE, (known as the Marshall lansion.) It is woll known to lie one I I' (lip most sigrcenblo residences in Ab-i eviilc?well "situated and highly imrovyd. I 'e rso us wishing to purchase ' ill i!o well to sup J. ?S. Cothran, Esq.,! ! in his absence Gen. McGowan. IALLIE A, MAETIN.j March 21, 1*571, 48~tf \ iocBul Our n^Cr. I HAS just returned from Baltiir lie has purchased, at the LOWEST NET A. CHOICE SEL: FAMILY U The public, and especially our fri< to examine our Goods before purch no superiority over other iiirst-clas that our prices shall be as low, and _ a. _ i i i i : exact quality represented. Norwood, Di March 31, 1871 49?tf xwll RECEIVING a Fine Assortment and STAPLE DRY GOODS NO KURTEZ'S 'BA: For sale by ' NORWOOD, Morcli 31,1871 49. tf Nil STBREI1 At Modffes' D ' o ^|l^HE undersigned would respec |l they have just received a ne Dry Goods, Groceries, Shoes, Ilati Ware, Bagging, Ties, &e; j. h vanc: WE PROPOSE to keep a little of altm hive, won't be worth buying clsew all the time ; our Senior occasionally ; and 1 all will be glad to see their friends and the to give us u call next door to Aiken's nev with the money, as our terms are emphatic J, H. V Dec 2, 1S70, 32, tf mi a TIT no nnn pip run ' Have Receive NEW SPRIN1 WHICH THEY ARE ill&f . Si OUR Friends and the Public gCH find examine our STOCK and prices AW ffl TH& TP BFStfN UUAULdUB, rUM April 7, 1871, 50?tf E. EDW DEALER : GROCERIES, P m VhMfkfB} ]SrO. 2 MARSHA ABBEVILLE ( OULD BESPECTFULLY inform his fi v V he has on hand ixiid i.s constantly recei CHOICE FAMILY which lie is offering lo> Hid STOCK consists in part of the following ^ <r 1 n ( ITT C'T'P A T") COEFEK. RiSM-N anu it.\ '-juu.uh SYIilU'S, NEW Oi'LEAXS MOL 13 AC OX, LA IiD, CIlliESE. IMC. POTATOES, MACliEliEL i SALT, CORN, MEAL, CROCKERY and GI SARDINES, COXDEXSJ NUTS, and all articles usually k.e[)t in a WEI Groeei Tlio public nre polic-ited to call nnd cxar All kinds of COUNTRY'PRODUCE tal " 1 i 1ot1 || ip l-curuaiy z* ion, ??u CAROLINA" ~F1 "We avIII sell the above Fertilizer i CASH?Per Ton, $50?Freis*: TIME?Per Ten. foo?Freig The purchaser to give the fc FOR value received I promise to pav to LI A.MS & CO., FIFTY-FIVE DOLL; before the loth of 2\*OVEMREJt, 1871, in ('a? Ji' j>aKI in cotton the same to be delivered at Hauls & Co., in Charleston, B. C., and to bo t per pound, tor Liverpool middling. Other pi portionnte rnten. Classifications to be made li It' tliid note is not paid in Cotton by the dub to pay it full, with interest, in United Statesc All tales on "time" to be secured by a lien < MILLEM. & Mil March ?A, 1871, 4S-ff ?? THE undersigned has openc JUSTICE in the Court Ilo to his hands will be promptly atteiK March 21. 1371 49-lf] lisii , i JuPRE 1 lore and New York, where J PRICES, j ECTIOIST OTP 1IC11IIS. . J ?jids, are respectfully invited using elsewhere. We claim ss houses, but we guarantee - that the Goods will be of the J C iiPre & Co. I d o , id TC* LJoL& J of BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, ft >. Call aiul see. . iRWOOD, DuPEE & CO. . iSTK PENS! ' DuPRE & CO. s : . epot, S. G. ] tfully inform the public that J vv and well selected stock of c 3, Hardware, Crockery, Tin ti, WlUSELiUY & UU. >st everything, and what we don't here. Our J unior will be oi> hand Lho Company now and -then, and s people generally. Don't forgot building. Dome and bqy low I rally Cash. ance, Mosely & Co. 1 s if * in: LA1.L&V W VUlj i d Their - * j G STOCK, 7 1 J SELLING AT 8 icrally are requested to eall IRIN & CO ti a n no, " * ROVISIONS, j I SOTMBS, ; H lLIJ HOUSE, o - A T TT CP ju XX<) O* Ui i iends ond the public generally, that ving A SELECT STOCK of SUPPLIES, n * v for CASH, ; articles, vi?: I ASSES, E, FLOUR, I md COD FISH. ' f BOOTS and SHOES, iJ :,ASS WARE, OANDLES, J. OYSTERS. BLACKING, c 2D MILK, SPICES, CAKDlESja jL SELECTED STOCK of jj ries. ;; nine for themselves. c .ecu in exchange for Goods. J _______________________________ (i 2RTILIZER 5 on the following terms: lit $8.50?$58.50. ht $8.50?Cash. allowing obligations. the order of GKOltGK W. WIL- f \1JS, with interest from date, on or ( sh or Cotton. the Warehouso of George "W. "WiT- a ken b3' them at Fourtoen Cents nde.s received on same basis at pro- J y Charleston Jirokcrs. . above mentioned, then I promise mrrency. ail the crop, or city acceptances. , &BERTSON, ^-gr?33.tjS? | mr-?f his Office as TRIAL j use. All business entrusted f led to. ji TF.IAl JUSTICE A. C. I T,.'J.>iJTTiy.?'; r'y^ '. raESHAERIVAIS!! f - * * ' ?u -c ? J| .i j .>n;r>-f: ' - t: ' / w c'mpH }:mt9+k if.- T." . ffttggttft TIERCE SCPEfilflR ;HMS, . ', .> y, i 'v;* Ty ta And an Extfa^kot of- : >J -BENCH UNDIES. March 54, J8-r.^tf; SHERIFF'S SALR';' -.1 ,'i^t. .0 t'J xv/?vV[ .'.vt t :t JBy Order Court;* r. J". m. f &.;V. it.'. tfrcryi 'jA. )>. Jb.fcca Coruplairit for specific pei&rjnari&v [N PUBSUAXCEof tfie xrtflfct':# the Court in the above ca^e/ I wlU.prooed to*ell nt public outcry; at Abbeville :ourt House, oh ibe first Mbnffay 511 lay next, vrlttiiu the fegat houtt/tiio illowlng property to Wffr: rV ' * "* The HomcTract on vhk^i the^fondnt uow rcsldesj contatriinjf. "two hunred and 3eventy-$ire$ (273C acresy more r less, and fooundeii by lauds <ff JSLMc!hee, David Callahartij Robert, Ttpeker, > nd others, also, the Barttioire fTaret, ontalniug One' Huudred^lOQ) * Acresiore or less, and boond'ed^by'Ifloada of ames Carwile, PeterBdrtAbvaharbttrera, eing the iande pttvdht&uX by fbe de nflaut, B. Tn Gray, from Jrjjrtwi iiikuuuj, ...s Terras Cash. HENRY S. CAS0SF* Sheriff Abboville Couivty, Sheriff's Office; - > April 6, 1871.'. / .' ' 1 I./ ; ... . Oil*omi CaroM-iliteillf Coifty . In the Common Fleas!-,/ i '.f .::Ul>'. > osophine R. Lake, Executlfjr of;JoJinson Sale'; dec'd, vg. JFboaPi Obtz aud J. Sale AVafson^-ara^;^ InmmJntni fntl't\nn ,*tl JWr Tn. '-y. ? 7-r. junction, skc., JJ, , ) PURSUANT to order of CoiiitJm' the \ L above stated case, the creditowJaf the > Sstatc of Johnson Bale, dec,djTU??ere>y notified nud.requited to fytotBt'-md jrove their demands againsSosaliLtie:ensed before me on or, before > ttoj29tli if April nest, or. be barred. . - exit f ">r- - ^rATTHEW'McDO^'Al;^ . dp:?, and SpeWa^B^feiiSfc Clerk's Office A.^C.^v^. .vir ad * Jan^y 20,1871 .C5KWJn>'A . ~r,z*i??L rr?r.?T*? n rSai&. 1 State of Soua Carolfa^ A.bbevil!0 Ocfap-taj Jy L. L. GUFFrST, ."* Judge. .a.Tiua KTiTHEREAS.r: J, U. PrtqUfc&iid ff M&ry. lAun Palmed, ,haa"i?ade uit to me to.^ran.t.'thcto Lettos^tAdninistrattotf of the Estate Und iffecte- of XT<i*ir AriOtirfctfiA 4 U3wvt!1A - - ~ tT73? ^dtfnty.i,. . , fr.rr,,.^ . . ,.: '-insThefee are tliorefore to citc aod.admonah all' aad.Blh;gdlar',the khidredLftpd sreditors of the ?fd Dan Tel' ^5% eased, that tliey Ixarid. appear.' ||eforo ue, In the Coipr tor Probata, to OQ.J^ld it Abbeville g. HI, oii; the 8th' W?;of \pril next, alter pnlylicatlou' licpeoOU; LI o'clock iu the (bre'nooii, to $nftw :ause, if any they liave,' aid administration should not fro grantGiven under hay hand antT^jj-Miis !0th day of March, in th<^ year of," our jofdone thousand eight hundred qYi<T eventv-one', and in the. ninefcj-sijgtlii 'ear of American Independence. v^0ui Published on the Mb; day of .^rgb, 871# L. L.Q\JF&[$n ;; r Judge of' Pxobatee) March 24,1S71,48?2t * i'tiHt ; : ?? iLi-.'-iiS State of South Carblfi&?; ABBEVILLE COUNTY. jLncs BY L.'L. GUFFI5T, EsQ.,7>fo>|? Judge. ' r\J HERE AS, EI fzn Nc\v and. Frpiiai* r T New lias made suit tome, ttfirahk leni .Letters of .iXiiqifn^tration oF'ifio Istate and effects of Daniel Nbw, defctiasiteof said county : .. THE.-JE ARE. THEREFORE; to iteaud fidinoriteh all ami sirignl&r'iho indred and creditors of the said Daniel leuv deceased, that t^ey^be-^ipdi piwar before me, in the Court o( Proate, tci be hefd at Abbeville Or HH on le 8th day .of,! AprUjiLvifter ublication hereof, at 11. o'clock in the >reno6n, to shew eause,,'lf ajw.togy nve. whv the paid Administration* liould not be giarited. - - : Given under my hand, this 20tJi< day f March, in the year oF our LoAt'onelousand eight hundred and . seventylie, and in the ninety sixth year-of; .raerican Independence* ; " ^ Published on the 20th day of Mftrchi 871. . ' S S.r-irAj , M. GT7F.FIJiV is j. p. a. a : arch 24,1871, 48?2t* . y r State of South Carolina. ABBEVILLE COUNTY. '1' i i N In Probate Court,?Citation,' . ly L. L. GUFFIN, Esquire, Probate Tiuhm 11/HEUEAS, R. A. McC'asfan, has. f ' made suit to. me to grant. hhpi, ietters of Administration of tho Estate nd effects of Elizabeth Eaton, deceased, iteof>said County. f ? -i. These are therefore to cite and admonsh all aud singular the, kindred ami Creditors of the said Elizabeth Eaton, ecoased, that they bo and appear,-,bpare me, in the Court of Probate, to' be icld at Abbeville C. H,, on the Rftt ^pril next, after publication hereof^' 111 o'clock in the forenoon;; to shew ause, if any they have, why the said Ulmininistration should not be granted Given under my hand, this 427th day if March in the year of our Lord orte housapd eight hundred and seventyme, and in the nincty-si^th year of Vmeriean Independence. , . Published on the 27th day of March, . ' -.. - .' iCF ?U>uc L. L. tfFFFIN, ~ . - ; J. P. A. O. March 31,1871,48?tf ^E^ALE~BY rROWBRIDGE & CO, Jive Tods i. Cos's Sojerplosialep lie, 011 RHASGIMBLS TERMS. March 24, 1871 -18?3t ; T O '' Drain Holders. WITH MILLS in good order, No. ] fcMl/TTEll attached, and ? vlinlile MILLKll employed, the *ubM.-j ibei* Bolicitsfcliniv uf public patronage. A. H. Mcrton. Marcb Jl, lS7!,4?-St.