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RADICALISM ARRAIGNED. Address of Democratic Congressmen the People of the United States. "Washington*. April 20, 1871. The democrats in Congress ha just issued the following address :? To tlif People of the Uviud Slutes: Our presence and official duties Washington hive enabled us to I come full}* acquainted with the actio and designs of those who control t radical party, and wo feel called up to utter a few words of warn* against the alarming strides th have made towards tho ccntrali; tion of power iu the hands of Congn and tho Executive. The time a attention of the radical leaders ha been almost wholly directed to dev ing such legislation as will, in th view, best preserve their ascendant and no regard for the wise restraii imposed by tho constitucion 1 checked their reckless and deepen career. DICTATORIAL TOWERS CONFERRED THE PRESIDENT. The President of the United Sltil Las been formally annoenced as candidate for re-election. The deel; ntions of his selfish supporters ha been cchocd by a subsidized pre and the discipline of party has l*cutly made adhesion to his persor fortunes the supreme test of politic fealty* Tho partisan legislation which Wo refer was decreed a shaped in sccret caucus, where t extremist counsels always dominate und was adopted by a 6ubscrvic inajority, if hot witn tnc intern, c< tain!}' with the cffeet, to place in t hands of the President power to to inand his own rcnomination and employ tho army, navy and mi lit ttt his sole discretion, as a means siibscif.:ng his personal ambitic When the sad experience of the hi two years, so disappointing to ti hopes and generous confidence of t country, is considered, in conncctii ivith the violent utterances and har purposes of thos? who control t1 President's policy, it is not surprisir that the gravest apprehensions f the future peace of tho nfttioa shoJ he ontcrtaincd. , "? i. , i / .PARTISANSHIP TIIE TESTAt 41 time when labor is xleprcssc :and every material interest is pj *ied by oppressive taxation, tbepubl ^ ? 1 l j lH, oinces nave uecu muiupneu ucjui .all precedent to kiu'v* att inatruincn tin the -perpetuation of power/ par sanship is the only lest applied to ti distribution ?of this vast patroifft^ ilIonestT, fitness and moral wdrtl\ a openly dwtnii-ded in favor qf true liug submission and dishonorable eoi ipliance.; iicnec- cuoi-motis dof:deatio and widespread corruption Tiave f< lowed as tiho. natural consequences t Lis nornieious sr-fciem. ]iv the ol cial 'report of tbo Secretary of tl 'Ti-easury it appears that after t] deduction of all proper credits mar .miJflcps of dollar* remain due fro cx-cdUaifcors of ihc internal recenu and that -no proper cm??nfce h ever hcem&sed lo collect them. *' JIKFOUSffl PEftSl-STENTLr POSTPONED. Reforms in ihxs revenue and fitjo systems, which all * xpcrinices demo urate lo by necessary to a fiug sul^mioislvatfoh of tUe govern w pnt, i t well as a measure of rulief to-ao ovc burdened people, have hecn" pe/si.ently postponed or wilfully neglecte Confess, riuw .adjourns without cv< having attempted to reduce taxatio i *\ i ! .:? or 10 repeal me giurmg ihijwmuu by which industry is crushed anyd ii yoverisbcd. The Treasury is'or* flowing, and an excess of eighty in lion dollars of revenue is adm.itte and yet, fritsead of seme measure present relief, a b^rroa and delusi j-esoluii.vn is passed by th; Senate consider tlie tariff and excise systei hereafter, as If the history of brok pledges and pretended remedies fi nished any better assurance foi futu h-gislatiou than experience has do in the past. Ui'i'u tail \ r. i a iu r I.- ..rs i> Ship-building and carrying tra< once sources of national plido a prosperity, now languish under crushing load of taxation, and neai rvery other business interest is stri gling without profit to luaiutain bolf. Our agriculturists, -while payi heavy tuxes on all they consun either to the government or to n nopolists, find the prices for their o\ i.a JM UU litis t-U IVUIII VU U1.H nvnv.-i/ iav is denied its just reward, and indust is prostrated by invidious dlscriuiii tion. 1IIE 1TBLIC LANDS GIVEN* TO M0X< OI.IUS. Nearly two hundred mi-llions acres of public lands which shoi should have bee.n reserved for t benefit of the people have been vot away, to giant corporations?negle ing our soldiers and enriching a hat fill of greedy speculators and lobl ists, who are thereby enabled to ex c|se a most dangerous and corrupti influence over State and i'ede legislation- .< TliE REPUBLIC IX DANGER?DANQ1 FROM TUB KU KLUX BILL. If the carccr of these corporate be not checked the downfall of f government is inevitable, and witl the elevation of a military dictator the ruins of the republic. Under p tcnce of passing laws to enforce 1 fourteenth amendment, and for otl purposes. Congress has conferred 1 wjost despotic powers on the Exc tivc, and provided an official machi ry by which the liberties of the p -pic are menacod and the sacred ri? .o? local self-government in theSla is ignored, it' not tyranically ov thrown. Modelled up to the scdit: I.iwr Kn odious in historv. thov ~ J " * t J 1 J arc nt variance with nil the sanctif theories of our institutions. And \ construction by theso radical int prcters to the fourteenth aracndni" is, to use the language of an cmin< Senator, Mr. Trumbull, of Illinois, "annihilutoi* of States," Under last enforcement bill, "the Execut rray, iu his discretion, thrust as the government of any State, susp< the writ of habeas corpus," arrest Governor, imprison or disperse Legislature, silence its judges i trample down its? people under armed heel of his troops. Jfoth is left to the citizen or the St which can any longer be culled right; all is changed into n;crc suf ance. ' ... .a ..1 i .a TI1K PEOPLE APPEALED TO. Our hopes for redress aro in the r calm good sense, "the sober second thought" of the American people. We call upon them to be true to themselves and to their past, and, disregarding party names and minor di(- * ve fercnces, to insist upon n decont cqali- ^ zation of power, the restriction 01 ?' federal authority within its justtind [V proper limits, leaving to the Slates gi JC_jthat control over domestic afl'airs j M ns! which is essential to their happiness' C : and tranquility and good government. J J nn | Everything that malicious ingenuity jO n,j, could suggest has been done to irri-jjK e5?} tato the people of the Middle and 2J~j Southern States j gross and exacerbated chnagcs of disorder and violence nd owe their origin to the mischievous ? j minds of political ninnngers in the ,jg Senate ar.d House of .Representatives, ejr11? which the Executive has, we regret ~ , | to say, lent his aid,and thus helped t^| ^' inflame the popular feeling. In all'f,. this course of hostile legislation and Uc | harsh resentment no word of concilia-j j tion, of kind encouragement of 1 rater- j M J nal fellowship, has ever been spoken er 0N:by the President or by Congress to j W 11 he people of the Southern States J tcsiThey have been addressed only in the It a .language of proscription. Si IT? l**e VIOLENCE DEPRECATED. f I ? t?s? We earnestly entreat our fellow-j*^ a]' citizens in all parts of the Union toj 1' ia[ spare no effort-to? maintain pcacejIj :.uj and order, to careftilly protect 'the<W) l0'rights of every citizen, to preserve:Q1 n(j I kindly relations among all men and;** |ie J to discountenance and discourage anyj ;cj violations of the rights of any portion !pa ,n^ of the people secured under the conC|._fPtitution or any of its amendments. j'Letiis, in conclusion, earnestly beg rn_ j of you not lo aid the present attempts t0 jof radical partisans to stir up strife Jin the land, to review the issues ofji'1 ofjlhc war or to obstruct the return ox j mJ peace and prosperity to the S"Uthern ' p. L8t'jStates, because it is thus that thoy j lJe]scc!v to divert the attention of the}* I ' country from tho corruption andj^ 3n j extravagance of their administration j' gjjiof public affairs, and the dangerous) |,cjand profiigato attempts they are! making towards the creation of ccn?e= 'tralizcd military governmcnls. '<i ! RADICAL EXTRAVAGANCE. Xrf the five years of peace following! = the war tho radical administrations! ?d I have expended $1,200,000,000 for or-j,. ,1-jdinary purposes slone, being within r". w. IS? 00*000.000 of the a irrigate amount I ,lV | ?->"! 1 t,w _ . lt} spent for the same purpo5c jn war; ts and in peace during the seventJr-onej J1 ti- years preceding June 30, ISO 1, no?i^c fie including, in cither case, thQ sum paid 11-? rC. upon principal or interest of thej^ni j*e public debt. It is trifling with the'Qc k- intelligence of the people for the! ' n- udical leaders to pretend that this er ns vast sum has been honestly expended Su j]. Hundreds of millions of it have been j fai Of' wantonly squandered- The expendi [(J:1 Ifi.j lures of the government for the fiscal an he .year ending June 30, 1S61, were onlyjop lie j $132,000,006, while for precisely thejs0 lyi same purposes?civil list, army, navj-, j , m pensions and Indians?$1G4.000,000:fjU io. were expended during the fiscal year? lis ending June 30, 1S70. NO SYMPATHY WITII VIOLENCE. an Ko indignation can be too stern ^ al and no scorn too severe for the usser- ba ii- lions L>3" unscrupulous radical leadersj J ul thai the great democratic and conser-j a> vative party of tho-Union has or can,"' r- have sympathy with disorders or I it- violence in any part of the country.j" d. or in the deprivation of an}' man of; ' :n his rights under the constitution. j^S n' RIGHTS TO BE PROTECTED AND rERI>ET-. ^ VATED. j f It is io protect and perpetuate the ! il- rights which every freeman cherishes, r*0 d; to revive in all hearts the" feeling of j oi friendship, affcciion and harmony, ve which arc the best guarantees of law { . to'and order, and to throw around the j ? ns humblest citizen, wherever he may be, | ^ en the protecting {rgis ot tnesc saie-ji. ir- guards of personal liberty which the!** ire fundamental laws of the land a^sline, j . nc that we invoke the aid of all good A men in the work of peace and reconciliation ; we invite their generous co-operation, irrespective of all forle, mer differences of opinion, so that the r nd harsh voicc of discord ma}' be relieved;, w a that a new and dangerous fictional j ly agitation may be cheeked; that thej ig- burdens of taxation, dircct or indirect,! _ it may be reduced to the lowest point j consistent with good faith to every J y ng just national obligation, and with a,-*1 if, strictly economical administration ofj 10- the government, and that the States! >vn | may be restored in their integrity and ; or : true relations to our federal union, _ T . ?. ' 'J ltt- |t A She McFarland.-TIio Northern ! ['j' press is filled with the disgusting de-;to ?r-: tails of the trial of Lau?a Fair, who I eh ! i--11- i 1? u,... i Kiiiuu um; v..j mciiutii, uvi j/iiiuiuvui,! 0|* in California sotrio time ago.. rll!c| ? j|(j defence is mental liberal ion. and from j |,y a medical point of view it can no ?:d 'onKer a niatter of wonder tliatj ct.i Mrs. Fair killed Colonel Crittenden. ~ ltj. For a person in the condition in which she is represented to have e,._ been'when she committed tbe deed, I m. Cxi'.iila tliri fililv n,,|.?.U.U? W. cu.v.v.v, J , _ ral j native. Tliat she clioso tho former j ^ was a sort of eonstituional accidert. [According to tho testimony of I)r. Rs i Jjyford, she was at, tho time ' amcnic." {and had also "retrocodent gout," )ns j'Mncfatasis," "dismenorrhea," "cata- ? i-cc (mcnicals" and "insomania," besidepJJ , it J being subject to ' idiosynoeraeies." on j Any person laboring under such a ^ (.-K'onijjlicatiori of polysyllable disorders Jic'could find relief in nothing short of ~~ 10r| murder, and if tho Jury does not nc,hc!q?'t 3irs. Fuir on this testimon}* (;n- j it will bo becauso they are more in ne-l telligont than most juries. Dr. Ly! ford is onlv thirtv-two years of a<re, vu* ; ? v ? w rht j but he seems to be a young man"oi' tcs! remarkable promise.? Courier. or- . -o a,.c There is no further room for doubt i<>d!as l^? futuro of Luxembourg Lho I The fate of the duchy is decided ; it is e,._ to bo ceded to Germany. Already L.ntjtlie local government is in' negotiant't?on with the cabinet of the Hague an :regucding the financial -questions at-; theltcnding the separation, such us the! ive|regulation of the amount of the naijde:tional debt., the distribution of crown' jnd properties, and kindred matters. if ^Blasting Fuse,! fog 0 i?i iata At Parker :& Lees. J for- . ; | April 14, 1ST I, 51?tf ARRIVALS AT rho Marshall I-Xouse SINCE LAST FJilDA Y. G 8 Cade, Abbeville District; Miss jou McCullough, Honea PatFi ; [r. Garrison, Lexington, Mr. Stev:is, Greenville, J C Aubrey, J H annereon, Augusta; B M Harris, Virinia; II Hoffer, D C; Jas A Clark, [iss J E Clark, and M C Clark, Elbert o Ga ; Matthew MeDonald, Mr Brooks, W Trowbridge, Abbeville; T F Hi ley, j reenwood ; J. F Marshall, Oeala Co., j "* " * i <i s nun iu.; \v ? iuarsnau, u ? *_ i\ j.v. JOHN A. MAYS, Proprietor. CONSIGNEES. Tnc following named persons have eight in the Depot; Lee & "Wilson, J B Leroy, H T Lyon, rs M Miller, M B & Co, Miller & Robtson, Wm Mathis, A M McAllister, rn1 McMillan, S McGowan, J D Neice, I A Norwood, Norwood, DuPre & Co, C Haskell, T J Hill, Hughes & Co, Seal, gn & Itobinson, (t M JSpcer, JJr u i hctt, Jay & Bradley, Enright & Smith, j Enright, M I) Drennan, John Dev-j i, J J Cunningham, J E JJrownlec, I D Bowie, 1) Bell, Wardlaw & Ed-j ards, I) J Warlaw, William H Barken : narles, Berrin & Co, Trowbridge &, Co, i T Tustin. Xo goods delivered until freight is j id. J. W. MARSHALL, A^ent, The following persons have packages j the Express Oilice. J D Seabrook, W P DuBose, .T M ivne, J F Calhoun, 31 W Lite.", F L iker, P S Brooks, 0 Johnson, J E vearinghani, W Moore, J T Hadden, C Martin, G McD Hampton. C. V. HAMMOND Agent. Markets. Audevillk, April 2S.?Cotton 10 12. New Yomc, April 2G.?Noon.? our dull and declining. Wheat dull! (1 in buvers favor. Corn scarce and lc ! tier. Pork dull?mesa 17.7501SOO. j; U'd steady. Cotton?middling lipids 15$ ; Orleans log ; sales 4,000 bales. >ld steady, at 10--. 1 P. M.?Gold 10j(?;104. Cotton firm; sales 0,165 bale?, at 15?. Flour? i ( uthern dull and lower; common to,r extra 6.65?7.20; choice to good 7.20' D.00. "Wheat l(?2e. lower?winter red J d amber western 2.55(^2.00. Corn j1 ened 102c. higher, but closed scarcely ' Ann, at 74(?>7fi. Pork lower, at 17.24.. _ C'iiakli-STOX, April 25. ? Cotton', iet?middling 14; receipts 445 bales;!i les 3000; stock 3 7.0S7. August a, April- 25.?Cotton quiet j' d unchanged, with sales of 455 bales? j verpaol middling loj; receipts 150 j les. h Liverpool, April 2~>? Noon.?Cot-', 1 opened dull?uplands 7J; Orleans!' ; sales 10,000 bales#. ^antedJ; ^ItDER.S on ths County Treasurer,!; y for which the highest price will ;i paid in cash. HUGH WILSON. ' April 21, 1871 52-tf GTTAGE BEDSTEADS! j! Good Article, at Six l)ol-!, ' i lars cacli, Complete! . B. !talm?rs & Co.! April 7, 1871 50, tf CE ! ICE! ICE! 'lie Columbia Ice House "8 now open for the Season, and prepared to .sell Natural Lake Ice. at jm 1 to 1J cents per pound, according quantity. This Ice Is far preferable any manufactured, or prepared by icuiical process. _J, D. BATEMAN, Ag't, Columbia, S. C'. Apr 7, 1S71 50-tf i NEW STYLES | j ottagc Bedsteads,- at LOW PRICES. AT . P. Chalmers & Co.'s April 7, 1S71 50, tf I ?WATER WHEEL, Mil! Gearing,Shafiin^&Meys ??m& POOlf S HI)]!/ il_SEND FOR A CIROUIAR. !0BN FIELD BEANS, A.T Parker & Lee's. April 1-1, 1871, .11?tf ^ SPECIAL NOTICE. 4 Emporium of Fasltion, -A.bbeville, S. C. DRY GOODS I will state for tlio information of th( Ladies of Abbeville, that the ^EMPORIUM of FASHION' is the only house in the District "n>,,r T-innrlq flllf] t C UC \ ULCU IU XJX. )' vvvi^ ? the wants of the ladies. For any information in regard to the extent and kind of Stock now on exhibition, I respectfully refer all to any of my patrons. To Dress Goods, White Goods, Embroideries, Frilli'ngs, Laces, Ladies' Underwear, Skirts, Corsets, Handkerchief?, Hosiery, Gloves, Longcloths, Collars, Cuffs, &c., &c., I especially ask the attention of the ladies. .MILLINERY,?It is now a given up fact that Abbeville is a city in point of a Millinery Establishment. All are willing , n . l i T ? ami do admit 01 tmis iaci. uudies that have always bought this line of Goods in some Northern city, are now patronizing home enterprise. This is as it should be; for without the patronage of those of our own country, what would any business or profession do for a support? I do not think that any one should make any sacrifice to patronize those in their own country, but I do say that in all -u-lmvr> vnil imil fin J1S Wpll UtlOVO ?f iiVA V J vn vii*? w ? - - ? J or better, it is right to expect the patronage of those amongst whom you live. My {Stock of Ilats, Bonnets, French Flowers, Laces, Kibbons?indeed, everything in this business?was never larger and more attractive. The Styles are handsome and entirely new in shape. Every lady is expected to buy a new Iiat, ii nothing else. Prices reasonable?one-third less than city " M 1 1 ' prices, and materials used arc better than arc generally seen on articles bought from city houses. I am now getting orders daily from ladies of Anderson, Pendleton and Greenville, both for Dress Goods and Millinery. If you can net ccme, send an order for your Hat, rt'hich can be returned if you ire not pleased. MRS. CAIltf, from Baltimore, is in charge of this Department, Evith MIfcS'KATE SMALL as issistant. Mrs. Cain's work speaks for itself. DRESS-MAKING LYD1A TAGGAilT is in charge of this Department, with ladies of fine skill and taste to assist her. My facilities for carrying 011 this business are good, being an Agent for E. DUTrEIilCK & CO.'S Patterns, as well as being a branch of Madame Pcmorest, of New York, receiving her Trimmed Patterns tor all garments every sixty days. CUTTING and FITTING done at short notice. Remember: I sell everything at reasonable prices for CASH, and CASH ONLY. Kespecttully, JAMES W. FOWLER. Apr 21,1871 52-tf Tie Slate of Mi Garoliaa ABBEVILLE COUNTY. OURT OF OMMOXi 1' J.FAS' James A. Norwood, 1 Vin. IT. Par ha Mattlu iv McDonald and Jnlivs F. lhtPrc, partners under the name ant Style oj A'onvood, DuPrc & Jo., again i James M. Martin. To James M. Martin, defendant in .this action. You arc hereby summoned and rc< quired to answer ihe complaint in this action, which is filed in the ofllce of the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas for the paid County, aid to serve a eopj of your answer on the subscribers at this olllee, Abbeville Court House, within twenty days after the service of this summons 011 you, exclusive of the da\ of service. T i* VAI1 foil fr\ nnCsll'At* tliia *>1.1t > > I II (>wu nu* iv? IUI.1 Wllipjiillll within'the time aforesaid, the plaiutifl will take judgment against you lor tin sum of Three Hundred and Twelve Dollars, with interest at the rate of oiu per cent, per month on $281.32 from tin lnt February, one thousand eight bun dred and seventy-one, and costs. McGOWAN & PARKER, Plaintiff's Attorney. Dated Abbeville February 20, 1871. To the Defendant James M. Martin. ' Take notice that the summons in thii action of which the foregoing is a copy was tiled in the oilieeof the Clerk of tlx Court of Common, at Abbeville Cour House, for Abbeville County, In tin State of Sou.h Carolina, on the 20tl Febrv, 1871. McGOWAN & PARKER, PlantifTs Attorney. Abbeville C. II., S. C., March 15, 71-6 Bf?jU Phccnix copy onco a week for bI: weeks and send in bill duly attested. "3? O Grain Holders r "^IKTITII MILLS in good order, No 1 SMt'TTER attached, and reiiublo MJLLEIi employed, the put scribor solicits fchare of public patronage ' A. H. Morton. fjsifss^ssssi i11 ggg \ "' ~ ALL persons holding warrants the County Treasurer, drawn ,/tne Board of County Commisaionc ?j will present the same to Ii. JONI ' j Clerk of Board, by toe first day of M i: next. ?J By order of the Board. t R. JONES," Clerk. > Apr 21, 1871 62 tf 1 Carbolic WHALE OIL SOA! For Destroying Insects on Plants, &c.' I TTMT T.TNT!5 CHALK, 'GARDEN LINE! CLOCK CORD, Fish; Hoefca and Line AT ; Parker &Lee'j April 21, 1871 52, tf : SOMETHING NEW and BDRABI I Time, Money anil Lalior Savefl! French. OIL POLISH This French Oil Polish is prepared Carriages, Buggies, Harness. Boots ami chocs, and ALL KINDS OF LEATHEi IT will give any article of I,cnthei most brilliant appearance, and j tbe same time, from the oily nroperti I tends much to preserve It; It will I ways bo moist and pliant; It may ioyiiwwI tn wnlcr nnd will not lose j brilliancy, and it is not to bo feared tl jany crust will settle on said leatl I when preserved with the above Oil. i For the Woodwork of Buggies, C riages and Furniture, there is not better article in use. Manufactured by S. EINSTEIN CO., Tanners and Curriers, formerly France, now of Nashville, Tennessee Instructions.?Shake bottle; pour few drops on a piece of sponge, applj lightly to the leather, and you obti the liiiest lustre. Price, 75* cents ] ! bottle. PARKER & LEE, Sole Agents for Abbeville County Apr 21, 1871 52-tf THE BEST TERMS YE] n a* _ ^ a. vjcoa rnce j; or tone In the Fall! : A Small Price For Gtaio, in I % r; .change! THE "STOW PHOSPHATE C OF CHARLESTON, being delnj in the completion of their wor 1 could not earlier supply their F tiiizcrs. "We offer their "SOLUBLE GUAN( at $.55 per Ton, on u credit until l#t 2 vembcr next, without interest, or v take in exchange a bale of "imddlin Cotton, weighing 425 pounds. Freij J0.50 per Ton, payable in Cash, but charge made for drayage to railroad. Each Ton of the "Soluble Guano" /viwi fo flAHtnin nwu iw vviimtii 500 lbs. Peruvian Guar Planters will please note tills fact, r also that the number of ijoujiiIs of t ton required to the hale is much 1 than demanded by some other com * nies. Classification of Cotton to ( made by u?: the planter to have 1 I option of paying either in Cotton t money. * We have but a few Tons for be Earlv orders solicited. 1 AIKEN & WALLE1 ; GREENWOOD, S. C. l Am ?1 1P71 59 2fc ; NOTICE. r - ALL persons Laving claims ag.ii tho -j Estate tf JOSEPH F. BELL, da will present them to the undersign and those indebted will settle inn diatclv. J. H. BELL, s Agent J Apr 21,1871 33-2t t > DUBOSE'S | Early Egyptian Cor: t FOR PLANTING. CJEVERAL bushels of this CO: - has been left with us for tale. PARKER & LEE. , .Another Suppply'o: Non-Explosive KEEOSINE LAI u i- A PRO, OF POKCELAIN SHADES. March 31,1371 4P, tf \ * ' ' Greenville & Columbia Bailroad Company. 'j SECRETARY'S OFICE, " ! Columbia, 8. 0., April 15, .1871. THE annual meeting of- the Stockholders of tbe Greenville and Columbia Railroad company will be held on on Thursday, 27th inst., at 10 o'clock by A. M. Stockholders will be passed raEE rs, to and from Columbia, to attend the 28, meeting, as heretofore. They will bo fay required to show their slock scrip to the conductor, who will exact pay from ail others, as no one but a Stockholder, or those of their family residing with them, are entitled to the privilege. All Stock represented by proxy requires a two cent stamp for each signature, and no one but a stockholder can PIot Hp^oxv. * C V. CARRINGTON, Secretary. ^ Apr 21,1871 52?2t NEW GOODS FOR SPRING TRAM! \ At the Mammoth Boot, Shoe, Eat and Trunk House. . ST AM now receiving an unusually j J. large Stock of all tho very Latest btylesin the above line, and at astonishliugly low prices. I would respectfully call the attention of my old friends and customers of Abbeville and adjoining counties to the g# above Stock, which I propose to sell at the very Lowest Cash Priccs, and will delivea at any point on the line of Railroad (C. 0. IX) at my own expense. All order* you may favor me with will re ceivc prompt und personal attention. 3, A. SMYTHE, Columbia, S C. Apr 21,1871 52?ly ~ Sheriff's Bales. ft Slate of South Carolina,, County of Abbeville. In' the Common Pleas?Equity Side. I John A. Parllotv, v*. Pharet C. Martin, Administrator, and Thomas Thornton, g and others. 4 i ? for Bill for Account Injunction, Ac. ? Y VIRTUE of the decretal order In ll this ea*>e, I will proceed to sell at public outcry, nt Abbeville Court House, ' on the FIRST MONDAY in MAY next, nt within the legal hours, the remaining part of the REAL ESTATE of !'i> Phares Martin, Deceased, lat 7 1 icr known as the Charles Tatom tract and and the Robert Cheatham tract. Said inmls linvt? been divided into three ' a tracts, and will be sold as follows: Fir>t & the HOME TRACT containing* v ?f One HiM and Fifiy-One Acres, .t'f more or less, and bounded by lands of )er P. A. Covin, the estate lands, W. H. Peak, and others. Tract No. 2, containing FIFTY SK ACRES, ' ' more or lew, bounded by lands of the Estate of T. Pettigrew, the home tract, 11 Chapman land, any others, lying on [ J Little Hiver. Tract No. 3, containing TWO ill M and Seven Acres, (207) more or less, bounded by lands of j the Estate of Thos. Pettigrew. The Home Tract more particularly aescrioeu j by plats which will be exhibited 011 day of sale. Terms, one-third for cash, other twothirds on a credit, until the first day of November next, the purchaser or purly chasers to give Bond and good surety for ]JL" the purchase money, and a mortgago of the premises when title is made. H. S. CASON, Sheriff Abbevilie County. Sheriff's Office, \ April 8,1371. ' / red SHERIFF'S SALE. ks ' er- vfrtno of sundry'writs of Fieri XJ Facias to me directed, I will sell at * f t : * * ? tTniiao nil till* FIRST J 11 I AUUt'V11IV V/UUinjwu.iv, MONDAY in MAY next, withiu the (.jj]! legal hours, TWO LOTS in the Town of ,?>> Abbeville, to wit: r^t One Lot on the We*tsidcof theMoseno 'ey Kerry road. bounded by lands of S. McGowau, Mri. F. Alien and the Hornei j3 stead, containing Two (2) Roods and eighteen (18) perchwt, also, one Lot, measuring from the middle of the Moaeley Ferry Road, bounded by Church 10. Street, Moseiy Ferry Road and Dr. Isaac Branch, containing Thirty seven md;iind three-fourtha (37J) perches. The :ot-1 above lots being the remainder after layess ji?g oft' Homestead. Levied upon as pa-jtho property of H. T. Lyons, ada. be | Joseph T. Moore and sundry other cred lilC or Terms Cash. H. S. CASO^, ilc. & A. C. Sheriff's Office, > April 6, 1871. J 3 ! ' cotton foe guano.! SI OOO Premium! \\! E propose wiling a limited quantity ? | t? of our Cuiino for Middling Cotj Ion, nt loetH., delivered at planter's nearjest depot, by 1st November next. Wc also oiler the magnificent premium I of sluUO for the bent yield from our Gu anus. For. particulars apply to our nearest agent, or address us lor circular, nst WILCOX, GIBBS & CO., Importers and Dealers in Guano*, Charleston, S. C., Savannah & Augusta, ,'jj Ga. [Feb 17,1871 43,3m J. TOWN COUNCIL. ue > 1^ I ALL parties having claims against the Town Council of Abbeville, are requested to present the tame within ten days from this date to the undersigned, and all defaulters muat mak* payment bv the loth of April, or the law will bo enforced. a! J. F. C. DuPBE, | ' IX TEND ANT. RX Wm. Shephard, & Co. No. 24 Hft}4i)C St., CliarU?ton, S. C. __ DEALERS IN f COOKING STOVES, pg Ranges and Heating Stores. j Pictures of Stoves with priccs and |description will be sent upon application. July 1, 1870, 10?ly M. ii 1 |i HMO' comM? , , J'- J WHICH ABB For the Inspection v i i i > WE ASK you to call and ; think we can suit you of GOODS. April 21, 1871, 52?if MILLI _ j' i WE beg leave leave^to call Abbeville and vicinity 1 STOC Bonnets, Hats it i&w We have made this Departn feel -assured that we are DreDa: We ft'1.! retain MRS. A. J. trol of tins Department. MILLER I Apr 21,1871 52-tf . WARDLAW i GRO( AND PROVE NO. 3 GRAI THE subscribers are no warn, m DRY BOOTS AND. SHOES, HI whieh they are prepared to fu Their stock embraces a varieh line. COTTON FOOD! PRONOUNCED by Dr. Moans, Ag ricultural Chemist ami Iuspectoi of Guanos, at Savannah, the highest standard or Forty different kinds o Commercial Fertilizers submitted to ills analysis. We have on hand a smalJ auantity which we are anxious to Intro uce, reeling assured that when tried once it will be called for largely again. In Newberry, where it was used last year Is perferred to all other manures. WA&DLAW ft EDWARDS, Agents. April 7,1871, 50?tf Estate of Jane Reid, Dcc'd jb PURSUANT to order of Reference, ] hereby give notice to all parties interested in the above inentioucd Estate, that a statement of the accounts of the Executor, with a view to a final settle* * will Im mntln lmfnro mo on Mon UlCiltf Will UV (MMV.V day, 8th May, 1871. WM. H. rARKER, Spccial Referee. Apr 7,1871 50?It ? A Large Lot CHOICE FLOUR, Made of pure KENTUCKY WHITE WHEAT, just rcceivcd and for etle, .by VJIIUVt EDWARDS. April 7, 1871, 00?tf A LOT OF CHOICE IMPROVED COTTON SEED, FOR SALE, LOW FOR CASH, BY flnni'Tps Ppri'ill k. Co U.U ? J. V ?.>J " ~ March 17, 1871, 47?tf ! ffossts. ' _ I WILL SELL MY HOUSI AJVD LOT tlie Village o ABBEVILLE, (known as the Marshal Mansion.) It js well known to be oik j of the most agreeable residences In Ab bevillc?well situated and highly im 'proved. Persons wishing to purehas< j will do well to .?ee J. R. Cothrar., Euq. or in his absence Gen. McGowan. SALLIE A. MAETIN, ' March 24, 1S71, 4?-tf i that they hare opened-b 'Er^TOCK of their CMtom&w III II I - nil f H examine for yourselves, and , we both in PRICE and QUALITY . * * " ' O y ., i.i I l| L I II NERY. J \ r '. the attention of the Ladies of :o otjr fj K OF , Flowers, and '' * lent a specialty this sca&ft, la d red to, satisfy ali. 1; 5'' , LTTHG OE, who has entite ionrru i-rrn^s m* i * L* *?. '' ' * ' .U'.Jo-'-' & EDWARD'S ' ,-c/j ;? " '-1 iffr- u ' 3EERY m * 5m HON STORE, UTE RANGE. f\ ' r w receiving a Select Stock, o GOODS, 1RDW1RS CSOCEEGYffiM, rnish ?at prices to suittfcie times. r of the BEST GOODS in their (&krch'17,1871 47?tf ^* 11 ."-i. . .n. "' '' [ FRESH ARRIVALS!!! - ' AT IW. T. McDOMLD'S. ' i mtrr cnPFUiflD mis | * liijuva yuimuuu lion. And an Extra Lot of r: ^. FBEHCHCMBIES. vl;:\|iaOThait.iyrit48~tf K . FOB SALE BY nmsm & m . Fife Tons 1 Cue's SpjWatc ; Linn;, on : SIAS05AB1B TERMS. March 1871 48-3t " NEW BABBEB 8E0F, V? STAIRS, J Over J. D. Chalmers k Co.*a Furniture Store. 1 Patronage respectfully solicited. governor crawtord. April 14, 1871 Bl-tf sheuffsIalr BY VIRTUE of an execution to me directed, I will sell, at Abbeville 0. H., on the FIRST MONDAY iu MAY next, within the legal hours,* lot or parcel of land, Containing five (5) acrea, more or less, lying on Curlt&il Creok. adjoining lands lately belonjfing to the estate of Dr. 6. Maraliau, ana in# Homestead, beinj| the laud left from the I Hoiueutcad of Mm. Elizabeth Logan* Levied upon as the property of Mm. Elizabeth Logan, ads. Louise Log*uan.d others. * , TERMS CASH. H. S. CASOtf. ! I : 8. A. G. Sheriff's Office, ) Apr 6, 1871, 6ft St f 1 Photographs! PHOTOGRAPHS! J. B. B0B80S, PHOTOCM ARTIST, BESS leave to inform tho people of Abbeville that he has returned, , and is prepared to furniah J ! Ptot.fapls, Ferrotypes, to., - Of all kinds, on reasonable terms. * Persons wishing GOOD PICTUKES will do well to ca!l *oon. B?i.Gallery op-stsirs over W irdlnw & Edward's Store next jduor to the 1 Printing Offlea. Apr It, 1871 51-lm