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H." I I - I _ 1 L LI ITEMS. Mi?a Tennio C. Claflin, publicly; announces herself n. candidate for Congress in the Eigth District of New York Citv. A Hartford dispatch says the Wesley an University declares there is nothing iu the cliurter to exclude ladies. Mr. James Anthony Fronde, the; English essayist and historian, will <Tehver a. course of lectures at the LoWell Institute, Boston, next winter. That is a long fence the Burlington And Missouri Kailrood. is build^ ing. ' It will put up not less than two hnudred miles of board fcnce ; thitf Tear, at a co&t of ?175,000 to $200,*000. One single pigeon, a favorite bird with the pigeon fanciers of Paris, brought ij)to that city during the ?iege, five hundred pages of official dispatches and fifteen thousand,' private dispatches. Tlitt "Maw Vnrtr Times' London I correspondent says the claimant of the Tichborne estate is an illegitimate sou of old Sir James Tioh. borne by his cook, Mary Ortou; [ that the real Sir Roger perished, as ' Las been reported, in 1859. 1 The recent Rookie raids in India are thus lucidly explained: "A j daughter of the Konkle chief having died, a number of men's heads : were wanted to burn with her body, nd his subjects loyally proceeded, across our frontier to collect the re- f quisite material." Heretofore the Empress of Aus- j ^ tria has enjoyed the reputation of'j l>eing the handsomest woman L among the female nembers of the ^ j rovol families of Europe But the f ' Prince s Dagmar, wife of theCzaro witz of Kussia, now enters the. arena to contest with her the palm i* of beauty. The whirlgig of time has draught its revenge in the case of Jx>hn Martin, of the Young Ire- i land party, who, now a member ot the British Parliament, was 6en- j, tenced to death twenty-three years j * and afterward had his sen- ^ tfneo commuted to transportation for life, for participation in the ' Irish rebellion of that date. Lady Derby sat at dinner between the Prussian Ambassador and the French Ambassdor, the .: Duke de Broglie. She asked tliej -latter if the position was disagreca- <; We to him. uXot afall," replied I M. tie Broglie, loud enough to beta heard by the whole* company, "It:*! will be the first time I ever found j 1? jiiy?eTf at table with a Prussian 1! when I did not have to pay for his dinner." st F It is stated that the practice of jc; brewing beer from rice is rapidly j 9. coming into use in German), iThis beer is said to be of a very j tmlfl p r?f ttml ovh'omrh'ln V> V/AI f I'lltv VVIV'I^ VI MliVt V*?il W|*? V . pleasant, mild taste, framing strongly aud yet retaining well itS|d carbonic acid. The Chinese pre- 1 pure a drink from ricecailcd "Samfliu," which is not only intoxicating t( but like absincthee, peculiarly mischievous in its permanent eilccts. - * The German Correspondent, of Munich, says that the committee in r that city which directs the religious movement, headed bv Dr. Dollinger, opposed to the dogma of the infallibility of the Pope, Jiavc re- ^ aolved to form- a church and con- j jfrcgation of their own. Their ( reason for doing so is said to be a i desire to compel the government to ] manifest an expression of opinion ] on the subject, as, in case such a. ; religious society is formed, the au thorit.ies will be obliged either to errant it constitutional rights or to " ? u * disiolvc it. A Boston correspondent of the *>aletn (Mass). Gazette has been look iugat General Butler in court, ami nays that his aspect there is "not i brilliant, but clumsy and gunlpish, rather." .Also this: "One source of General Butler's success is, he knows more, and knows better how and when to use what he knows than many others in his line.;' Another source is, lie despises j Jibbing nobody till he is done!, With them and can make no more f?c of them." The New Bedford (Mass.) Mercury ?ays that a seaman, returning j iroin his first voyage in a whale! ship recently arrived at this port, j found awaiting him a letter from! the executor of his father, who had had deceased during his son's absence, opnouucinjE? a .bequest of about 860,000. The heir was . of bourse pleased at this substantial ? - t I f r> .1 i_ nr? lOKcn 01 oiB lamer s auucuou, uui to tho suggestion that ho would now give up the sea, replied: ?*No, 1 shall look after roy property, and then probably ship for anthere whaling voyage." The passage money for crossing the Atlantic in ten steamship lines railing from New York varies from $65 to $140. Thus, the lowest rates for a passage in the first cabin iu the French Jim; to Brest is ?140; in the Cunard line $130 to ?80 j in^ the Hamburg line $120; in the 2$orth German Lloyd's line ?120 ;j - t T> i, t I 1 _ AOA . j.\. _ 1 in tne lsaitic Jjioyu s pov; iu iuu, Williams anu G union line ?80; in! the White Star line $80; in the In-' man line $75; and in the Anchor! )inc and in the Xationn] line $05 to! $75. 1 / ... FOR THE PRESS AND BANNER. ' ffnrrfiATTnwAT, Tlio exhibition and examination of the Mulberry School of colored pupils in Calhoun Township, taught by Alfred Burton, came off on Saturday, 10th inst. The school, numbering 45, generally st&od a good examination in spelling and reading, (so said competent judges,) and did credit to themselves in delivering their pieces of poetry and speeches, considering the short time they had been gorng to sc hool. There was a good substantia! dinner, and every person had plenty, and were well pleased. The Abbeville Brass Band gave some good mu-j 1 ? * l- ~ #!.?%? nnil ni'nt*i'ttiinrr ?!C UUrillg tliu UUV, (UIU v.vi^ passed off quietly and orderly. AVe are gratified to say that we believe we liavo the best and most energetic Boards of School Trustees in the County, and we have every reason to boliove that our public schools wij improve uuder tjieir guidance. SPECTATOR. + Mr. Schileman, a German arehfologist, is going to cxcavate this Summer at Hissarilk, Asia Minor, ind hopes to bring to light the >valls of the Homeric Troy. CONSIGNEES. Trie following named persons have reight in the Depot: Ti.iL-or P .T "E Tlrndlev. A J Clink cales, E Edwards, FMli, J T Hill, : T Haskell, J C Haskell, Jay & Bradey, J D Neese, J A Norwood, Mrs. M T < )wen, Q, Perrin & Co, TC Perrin, Dr 5 Ithett, Wui Spear, T & Co, IS West ield. No goods delivered until freight is >aid. J. W. MARSHALL, Agent. The following persons have packages n the Express Office. , Dr B Ithett, M SI Tarrant, J L Le6F, Joel Cunningham, E Edwards, W C loore, L P Wardlaw, O Diver, C T Has;ell, J T Baskin. C. V. HAMMOND, ' Agent. Markets. i Anr.Kvii.Lic, July 27.?Cotton 131 j *17 . |: N E\v Yor.K, July 24. ? Flour j' nd wheat dull. Corn stendy. Porkj( ieady, at 14.02. Cotton dull aild Jc.! j 5fl3 Hrlnfiiiq I1!! H:ll<VS i t iwt'i llpimnio , ? - n , , w 2,000 bales. Gold steady, at 11 J. 11 7 P. M.?Cotton quiet and grades J J :eady; sale# 1.907 bales?uplands 20$. i( lo;ir quiet and heavy?coyunon to fair j u Ktra 5.10$-G.40; good to choice 6.45@ i t 00(). Corn active, at OSQGy. Pork : 1 l.50@14.62. Gold 12 J. Charleston,- July 24. ? Cotton j uiet?middling 19A; sales 50 bales. Augusta, July 24.?Cotton market ull, at 18J ^r Liverpool middling; sales I) bales. ' . !j Livkupool, July 21.?Noon. ? Cofon opened steady?uplands 9J; Orleans 1. .. _ . ARRIVALS AT riie Marshall X-Iouse!' SISCE LAST Fit IDA 3'. J S Reck, J A Richardson, W A Lim tecker, E M Lipscomb, Ninety Six;] "red Hunter, hvo mules, Washington, | Ja., Rev. Mr. Daniels, Edgefield ; L A j A'alker, J S- O'Brien, Charleston; J 1)j ? T \f \Voof nmrnlnnil I SrUIICf, , O ,, Philadelphia, Pa ; II (.! Fleming, U., C. j k A. U.K. JOHN A. MAYS, Tjopriotor. I , I; Turnip Seed!; FEOJI BUSS it K ? ? J Lamg's lmprova RUTA BAGA, LARGE WHITE NORFOLK, WHITE GLOBE, RED TOP-STOUT LEAVED, Yellow Aberdeen, Just received, at Wardlaw & Edwards, No. 3 Granite Range. July 20, 1861, 12?tf Spear's Preserving Solution Thfi to Fruit Jar. Quarts and Unlf Gallons. PARKER & LEE. 1 June 10, 1871, 8-^-tf V. GRAHAM & CO Cotton Factors AND ! ** nr _i uomnussion nieruiiaiiia AUGUSTA, GA: w ILL ejive strict attention to th STORAGE iind SALE OF COTTO: and other PRODUCE on Commissi And will make the usual ADVAft CES of PROVISIONS, &c., to Plai j ters. Consignments and Orders solicitet Office, No. 5, Mcintosh Streot. oj posite Messrs. Jennings, Smith & Ct Augusta, April 17, 1S71. . References in Edycfield:?Gens. 13oti ham, Dunovant und lit;tier. Reference* in Abbeville :?Gon. Mr Gowun. Hon. A. Burt, Judge D. I Ward law. Capt. 0. N. BUTLER, of Edge field, is associated with our Firm, an< will represent our House in Edgefield Abbeville, and adjoining Counties. Juno 23, 1871, 9-3in AFRESH LOf^OF CANDIES, DRIED DATES AND MAPLE SUGAR. Parker & Lee. July 20,1S71,13?tf The Brilliant AMANB BUSIER, Hurricane Lantern. FOR SALE BY Parker & Lee. . July 20, 1871, 13 \ tf SHERIFFS SALE, the State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE. In the Court of Probate. rhoA, F. lliley, and wile, vs. Lizzio Cobb, and other*. . Petition for Partition of House and Lot?lly Sale. r)Y order of the Court of Probate for ) Abbeville County, I will ?? !! at \bbeville Court IIoiikc, on the FIRST MONDAY in A I* (.J'1\ST next, within he Legal hours: 3NE HOUSE AND LOT, Situate in the County ami State afore:aid, in the Village of (Jreenwood, eonaining about three and live-eights acres winded by Lot* of L. I). Meriman, W I. Jlaily, C. A. C. Waller, and fronting m Depot .Street?Terms of Sales Cash? >nd if the Terms are notcomplied'witli, he said House and Lot will bu resold at he risk of the first purchaser. IIENRV S. CASON, Sheriff* Abbeville County. Sheriff's Office, \ July 10. 1871. 12 4t. / Stats of South Carolina, .Abbeville County. In the Common Pleas. EQUITY SIDE. D. T. Porclier, Tlx'r and Trustee, vs. Joshua Daniel bud others. Bill for Injunction, Construction, &c. PURSUANT to the order of the Court, passed July !>, |B71, in the above stated cause, Notice'is herhy pi ecu to the children of Corm liux Cox, Hailty Cox, Brthuna I'uce, and J'fiorhe Price, (whose names and number art unknown,) legatees under the will o1 Mrs. Jane Ueid, dee'd, to appear o?u prove their identity, and claim their .sham of said estate, on or beforo the 1st ol August, 1872, or thi'y will De barred of any bcuolit under the decree ii said case. 0. T. PORCHES, ?x'r and Trustee. JulylT, 1871, 13?lam 12m PARLOR SUITS. TWO Fine Parlor Suits at tlio Fin niture Store, will bo sold ver low, by J. J). CHALMERS & CO. June 27,1S71, 10?if RUSTIC CURTAINS A SEW Lot of JtUSTIC CUIi TAlXS, just received, lar<j sizes. They are the most Economics! [Durable, Beautiful ami Simple of Coi struction. J. D. CHALMERS & CI June 30, 1871, 10?tf HAIR CLOTH. AND all Wool Reps, for eovcrin Sofas, Chairs, &c., at J. i CHALMERS & CO. [June 30, i "fresh" iTurnip Seed .Rata Bttga (American) ]ied Top Strap Leaf, Early White Dutch, Largo Whito Norfolk, Yellow Aberdeen, Early White Globe. Parker & Lee, July 7, 1S71, 11?tf. J '~ -UP- -_l-.il H'.LLJLL^ Doors, Sasiies, Blinds, &e. i- P>. P., TOALE, ?. Manufacturer and Dealer, JVo. 20 lluync Street- and ITorlbccWs I. Wharfs CHARLESTON, S. C. ?- B?" This is the largest and most com>. -plete Factory of the kind in the Southern.States, and all articles in this line can be furnished by Mr, P. P. Toale at 1 (prices which defy competition. A pamphlet with full and detail!*ied list of all sizes of Doors, Sashes and i Blinds, and the pricesof each, will be - to sent free una post, juuu uh ii|?j IllUVliun ??. | P. P. TO ALE. j CHARLESTON, S. C. July 13,1871,12?ly ) MIRTH'S MILLS. TilK subscriber having purchased the W1I HAT MILL ol' the above mentioned -Mills, takes pleasure in 1 announcing to the public that the}' arc now in . thorough repair. B New Smut tor, Now liolting Clotli and New 13urr Stones have been put up, which, in tho hands of JVIu. T. CUAJCr MILFOliD, at) experienced Miller, the proprietor feels sure will give entire satisfaction to the public. . WM. J. JtOBEKTSOX. July 7, 1S71-11, 3m For Sale. ? 4^^ 11IIE subscriber offers for sale a a (JOOD MILK COW and CALF? apply to him at his'residence in Mt. Canncl, or at the Printing offhe. D. S. BKNSUiN. July 7, 1871, 11?it DOORS, SASHES, BLINDS, 11 Wood'Mouldings, Stair Rails, Newels, &c., Embossed, Ground and Cut Glass. ALAKGK and well assorted ptock of'tiio above goods constantly <>u hand at the lowest rates. Order work promptly attended to. Builder* and owners will find it to their advantage to get our estimate before purchasing. Special attention given to Black Walnut' and other First-Class .......\, .Estimate and Price Lint furnished ' on application. WHITLOCK & CO., 254 & 2.r>tj Canal Street, .New York. July 7, 1871 ? 11, 3in Sheriff's Sale. BY VIRTUE of snndiy writs of fieri facias to inc directed, I will sellj at AhhcvHIc Court limine, on 1 liej KlRsT MONDA Y in A IJt.TST next, j within (lie Legal hou>'s the following property to wit: FIRST. Tract known as the "Sandy Quarter," containing, SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES, more or U-cpt, bounded by Wardsworth land, west by Little River, by Ithe"Estate of Sanders Walker, and on "the cast by lands of C, Corley.? SECOND. : "JONES PLACE" containing, j THREE HUNDRED ACRES,', ' I more or less, bounded by tlio Est a to ofj Sanders Walker, Lands of J'edtnund | "hit-own Petti "row and E. P. llolli[j way.? THIRD. The "MILL Tit ACT," of about, ONE ACRE AND A HALF, and the MJLL thereon, upon Little Hiver, bounded on all sides by the . lands' of the Estate of Samuel. Edmund*, deceased, levied upon as the properly of Ellington a Seniles, ads.J Sarah Ferguson. Tho purchaser to jpay for Stiynps and Pupors. Terms Cash. 1IENRY S. CASOX, s. a. c; Sheriff's Office, > July 10, 1871, 12 4tJ I ? ? Marble. A GOOD Stock of Mar-blc always an hand. Monuments and Headstones manu Ifaeturell at short notice, and till work done in a superior manner. J. B. CHALMERS. ? ). June 1G, 1871, 8 ?tf " COTTMili BED STEADS, A NEW LOT just received of new and pretty Patterns, at low prices. J. D. Chalmers & Co. June 16, 1871, S-tf A ard. THE undersigned hns opened bin Of?c<; as Trial Justice in the Court House. All business. ontnuted to hi* hands'will be promptly attended to. M. KAPHAN, Trial Justice A' C. 24,1871-48, tf . NEW GOODS FOR SUMMER 1871. H. L. A. BALK, Wholesale aii Retail-Dealer IN DRY GOODS, 172 Broad St., Augusta, Ga. goods as low as before T1IE WAR! ' The One-Price Store! I IIA YE now received a carefully selected Stock of tho Latest Styles of French, English and Domestic Organdies. Muslins, Lawns, at 10, 12, 20, 25, 35 cts per yard. . White Piques at 15, 20, 25 cts. "White Swiss Muslins, Cambrics, Lawns, etc.' at prices from 10 cts and upward. Linen Drill and Due for Gents' Wear, at 25, iJ5, 50 cts. Cottonades, Cassimores at 20 cts and upwards. White L. C, Handkerchiefs at 80 cts per doz. Ladies' White Hose at 85 cts per doz. White Linen Towels at 90 cts per doz. Musqnito Lace and Gauze very low. The celebrated A No. 1 Brand Blatrk AlpACtt, only 25 cts per yard. Prints of all the best makers from 6 cts por yard. Ladies' Laetwl and Congress Gaiters only $1.50 per pair. Men's Gaiters at $1.50 IllMen's Coals for Summer wear at only $1.25. Men's Vests and Pants to match at only ?S1 25. Men's Now Straw Hats at only 25 cts. vt _ f o.? j ?. a rr??? j>ew OiyiCB UI ounuun uo aim uaui for .Ladies and Children at only 00 clfl. Men'i Whito Dress Shirts at only 75 ets. Ladies' Corsets of tho most popular makers, at only 50 ets!!! lloop' Skirts, 35 springs, at only 50 els. White, Buff, Slato and Drap Linens, lor Aprons, Drosses and Shirts, only 25 ets. Brown and Blenched Ilomcspuns at from 71 ets. A full assortment of Factory GoQds at Factory prices. I could enumerate many more other Bargains, space permitting, but in conclusion 1 would say that iny facilities enable mo to buy when and where Goods are cheapest ; and in exercising the greatest cconomy in all the departments, I am enabled to sell Goods at least as low as any one. I have adopted and rigidly adhere to the policy of asking At nitci! M U1W15ST PRO. XJLV t \JUV\J IMV MW miv* ? _ This is the frank, straightforward course, and ensures Jastisc to Pnrcfeasera, Because it enable all to purchase at the lowest price. All orders should bo addressed to H. L A. BALK, Augusta, 6a. June 30, 1871?10, tf? ILL' persons entrusted by the late Treasurer, with Tax Executions for collection, are hereby requested to return them immediatel) to the undersigned with t report of monies collected on the same. J. F. C. DuPre County Treasurer, Abbeville County. June 30,1871,10?tf . I Circassian Hair Restorative Bennett's Bronchial Tublcti, Bennett's Sure Death to Rats, Dale's Horse and Cattle Powders, Indian Tooth-Ache Anodyne, Warren's Tonic Cordial. Baker's Pain Panaccn, ScQVill'8 Blood and Liver Sj*rup. Parker & Lee. OTHER 'L j JUST RECEIVED! * . ** . ' V i' f - .t-r- y i * * . Just AJ1KIV iiiU, i\ ovelties in Milan, Neapolitan, Straw and Chip Hats and Bonnets. Also, Ribbons, Flowers, Laces, Rouches, &c. Prices r reasonable?first class- Goods? . the best taste'employed, and0 everything sold for CASH, at J, the t Emporium of FasMon, 1 <1 Abbeville, S. C. p ^ J ^ tj . . T . . J JUST RE EI?EB, ? a 4D0ZEA Chignons of the j newest sliape. Also, an- j other dozen pairs of Perfumed Bracelets, Spar Necklaces, &c., 81 at the , I Emporium of Fashion, LADIES' " IB num.: r*^IJCKED and Embroidered Skirt.-,, Gowns, Chemise, Embroidered Yokes, Stamped Yokes for Embroidery, Corsetsj, it 71 i 11 i " i TT _ ranniers, ijreast rroteciors, Hosiery, &c. Sold by ladies, at the Emporium of Fashion. Handsome! REAL Lace Jackets, Man- , ties and Points. Also, Summer Shawls, at the EMPORIUM OF FASHION. ] Tn unncirtfETPE'RQf- , I V 11 VU w/blvwui Mkaw PAPEll SHADES, Linen J Shades, and Nottingham J Lace for Curtains. Also, Wall fl Papering, at the i . Emporium of Fashion. "White Goods. ] MULL and Nainsook, very cheap, Checked, Swiss f and.Embroidered Muslins,Swiss < an(l JaconetEmbroiderics, Laces, f Frillings, Edgings, Insertings, Collars, Cuffs, Longcloths, very clieap, Handkerchiefs, &c., at the . EMPORIUM OF FASHION, * GENTLEMEN . -r-r t c t _ t i;? ? W; HjIj Tina a ueauuiui nuc of Cassimercs, a good-, line of Cottonades, Drills, Hosiery, .Collars, Cuffs, Cravats, See at the EMPOBM OF FASHION. , GOOD ADVICE? ! i IF you arc going to Abbeville 1 and expect to b.-.y Dry ' j Goods for CASH, we advise 1 I you to go where you can get! | the best assortment-?go to tlie;j house that deals exclusively in Dry Goods and Millinery?Yes, 1?iro to the .EMPORIUM OF FASHION. j liUTTE RICK'S hi? et 11 ? :E* n st! A GEXCY for tlie sale of these justly celebrated | patterns, at the ' EMPORIUM o FASHION.: I }ftiv 12, 1871 3?tf EXPECTED in auJiiy or two another supply ul' . ' Wnnd's Pnwfifirefl Stia Water. II VVU m . * ' PABKEB & LEE. . Joue 1C, 1871, 8-tf The Woven Wire Mattress. IS tho best Summer Bed Made, it only requires n thin covering to (makeit the most perfect sleeping bed |in tho world. Some of the advantai gos of the bed: 1st. Its ease and comfort. 2nd. Its cleanliness. 3d. Its perfect noiselcssness. . 4th. It adapts itself to the Form of the Body. 5th. It never leaves this shape. Cth. It never gets out of Order. 7th. It never needs a repair, and will last a lifo-lime, * For sale at J. D. CHALMERS & CO. June 1G, 1871, 8?if ? =* * . V "* v 1 % 'fc . To TaxW * ' ' ... '. . rw"'' tf r ? . V?. ? ,V. >" 11 I I I WH rHE TAX-PAYEES of Abbeville b County are hereby.notified, that, e u and after the 1st daV of Jnly, 1871, r he Auditor's office, Abbeville County, e fill bd open at the "Court House" for ? ho purpose of receiving Returns of r? 'orsonal Property, &c, for the year r< 871, and remain open?intiI the 20th w ay of August, 1871. The following It rogrammo will be read attentively, T nd a strict adherence to instructions tc iven thcreiu will be necessary. di ? '. 8( The four centro Townships, Abbe- 5, ille, L0112 Cane, Cedar Snrines and K ini'lhville, will bo assessed at the C( ourt IIoti3e betweon tbo first day of w uly, 1871, acd 20th August, 1871. Assessors will bo stationed at tbo .ijj jost publie..placo of resort in Ninety ix, Donaldsville, Diamond Hill and ndian Hill, from tbo lOtb to tbo 15th W uly inclusivo. " BE w Tho samo Assessors will also bo sc Lationed at Greenwood, Duo West,t ct lowndcsvilleand Hordeank, from tho' pi 7th to 22nd July inclusive,- and gi gain at White Hall, Cokosbury, Mag- p olia and Calhoun's Mills, from 24th pi j 29th July inclusive. * -? w Tho above method of assessment as been adopted in ordor to give al Ijo tas-payoru an opportunity . to l w lako correct returns upon oath, as & t. i i " ; *; <v:; County Auditor, J June 16, 1871, 8?tf STo\v is Your Chance to Mak s /i' |F YOU want to wire money in pjircb [ ING. LADIES' and GENTS' tiUO] Old at KAPHAN & SKLARZ' OT o the oounlry people to- get their itand back to examine oar NEW "STOC iVe will give a discount'or 2\ percent, o o live and let live, come and try for y0) Your will find our Stock of : ]r| Goods, ClothiniL Gents' Fnnii or Gents' and Ladies, and for the Great }ome and jjivo us a.call without fail, to s ;.wl ?t. t.lin CORNTfiR STORE, next to tf KAPHAN; Jane 2,1871,6?tf. To Be G-iv THE- SOUTH LAND AND IMMIGRA' . . * V* Under the auspices of the "South Carolln, jiety,' will give a series of Couccrts/at the . ommeucing October 1st, 1871, for trie purp grants to settle upon lands selected by the European farmers and others, in "the State portritiou thither and support for the first-; txt ft/'rrrnrr n t T)HT 1"? KISf I/TJO JU\ ijyoin tAxtvuu U. F. Perry, Governor M. L. Bonhara, Gel toad Burt, Hou. Geo. A. Trenholm, Govei bell. $o00,000 to be awarded to the Ticket Hol< mence on the Firsf of October; J871, at the an which day the drawing commences. .150,000 Season Tickets of Admiss All Orders for Tickets directed to us or oti All tlie preirfiums, including Deed andC will be deposited with the National Bank < 500,000 II1 1st Gift, Academy of Music Charleston, S. annual rental of about$20,000 from Oper ing being about 230 feet by 09, and situati in the centre of tbe city, and well know valuable property in Charleston; valued 2d. Gift?Cash iWJ.- Gift?Cash ........ 4th. Gift?Cash .... 5th. Gift?Ca*h 25 Gifts?Cash . .-.veach. ii? Gifts?Cash.... . each 2-50 Gifts?Cash each ~ L 250 Gifts?Cash, eucu 1300 Gifts?Cash each 1250 Gifts?Cash each 2,404 Gifts, amount to BUTLER, CHADWII Agents South Carolina Land i General M John Chai ' General >! COMMISSIONERS AND SUPS Gen. A. It. Wright, of Oeorgla. C Geu. Bradley T. Johnson, or Virginia. I June 9, 1871, 7?tf NEW BARBER SHOP, 1 UPSTAIRS, . Over J. D. Chalmers & Co.'s Furbiture Store. Patronage respectfully solicited. GOVERNOR CRAWFORD. April 14, 1S71 51 ?tf jg11 _ >*' " lO-?* " " ' *'~~"'"r *fcj> ~.i j| f'. "" ;t ' ' ' '' ' ' ^ I - . . *'?+-'-* .' ' *& # 'J,' ' ' ' I'X * , '. - - ; - ' . ' ' . ' ' v ir^^.v . ..s y *. . /*. r~. ?r?f> v#; . , A? V_x ? Xm. 111 ' ,MMnt'" urtHiuer iiu ?ui?tieuicuM)igr?i?fv??*? #?-i - j d except in cases whfere clerical tr- . WW -occur. It is also the doty of; t very tax-payer to''See th^t those *ho appear dillatory^n making their , etUrns are urged to. do so, and if not aport them to the County. Auditor ho will immediately execute^ the ' tw, which provides that -where ft * ' axpayer fails .to make his' reinrii; . l the County Auditor, (or tii ;Vj?'* . eputy) within- the time pre;ribedbylaw, the last return made ; y said Tax-payer will be. copied ' ' om the Auditor's books , . mi. aaaea. mereio, auu iu vtucm here Tax-payers escaped paying *?. leir taxes for any one year,.the pen- ' ty quotc&ln Sec. 47th, special Session 368, will be strictly adhered to,. . . hi.ch provides for the-same penal. r as in the above- case. I would also .. 4 iggest, that parties making retards 4 ould contrive to attefld-that A^sos- . rs on different dates, as confusion ocv < * isioned by a large narobcrof Tahr-' lyers at the.olose of th6 Assessors' iven time, may occasion many .'iisa- ' reeable errors and give t6 the Tax- . * iyoi-8 and Assessors a great'..'deal of :inecessary trouble. ' There will bo competent Assessors i-the timo and place appointed", who ill furnish all necessaryinformation, c., &c. ' y-A < , Lbbevillfl Co., 8; C. ' ' ' ' ' : :r- r' < '. ' - -''v 11.' ' .. "j)'*' . t# .'? ' <- .. .><*:'** x*..' ? >f :, * ? ; : >' ising ?.-?> rai^oo^cLont;;. fe POMJSSTKSI of. ?II ??rt? i<i b? * ; ' Jm n /v/\rvr? ' aC._ ~ # .Jiti a V / lv oi uuujjOj consisting 01 bil aon. . n the Dollar as we ixieao' / urself. '.y-Ay^mr-t :v '* " ; . '' Bargains yon will boat! astonished/^ . atisfy thfe cariosity which yoa * 10 Court House. & SKLABZ. 1 1 .: 1 ' - 'w-i: ooo ' = ' ;; _ " a, State Agricultural and Med Academy of Music, Charleston, 8, ' lose of raising a. fund to enable enx? <* ?s?T)ciation for homes of .Noftho&lind, * of South Carolina, and for STA.-H3eneral Wade Hampton, ' ueral Johnson Hagood, Hon...Arm is'nor J. L. Manning, Hon.;J:OB. ^m^i ' .? , . v, v lers of-the' Series of Concerts to- Coot* Academy of Music, Charleston,. S. \ . . i -V ' . ' . '1-' ' , -v ' ' lion, and no More at *5 -cacii ^;y s. irAgents. Strictiy t(AifldcnHaL. ?' ?<?* lertiticateof Title to Academy of Music >f ths Republic, "New York. : r GIFTS. . .. C., cost to build $230,000, having bit, ? Hause, Stores and Halls; the buifiP jd.coruer of Kfnjj and Market afreet*; 11 to be the fiilest "building and most* at v.; ........360,*:-) lO^LKiO ..;..,;......25-oof. .-. ....... -4...................... 6,VxK) si.ooo ...?;....'.25,6og 500.. : 100..... 85.00& 50.... .....v?...12,500 25 12,500 10........... $M0;? CK, GARY ft CO.. * ; ind Immigration Association; f. O. Butler, V . dwick, Esq./ > Charleston, S, C. [.W.Gary,/ J ? :RVI80RS0P DRAWING;- , Jol. B. H, Butledge.of SouthGarollu*, Jnn. Roarer A. Prvor. of Now York, ?~ -r"tJ "7^- 'V - i v"<r . # . .* '.? * Ill I III III II IT DENTiir ; COPASHSBSHIP. ' ' * V^.v- . THE undersigned have associated themselves for the practice of Dentistry, in Abbeville. One of ob may always be fouud in our office, over Dr. Parker's Drug Store. FM. C. WARDLAW, JJTO. 9. THOMPSOH. A)?ii -o, 1?II