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ITEMS. Cicoi'iria sent 1?vr first bale of cott n to market Thursday. 2^ rlairgett luts l?ecn so tit as docgi.te.to to Congress from Mountain*. Several of the leading CoinmuriwU th have been banished lor life. A steamer, built in New York, has been launched iu Salt Lako. II ?4u0.000 of treasure reached San Francisco in one simmer Thursday. 'I It is rumored that Napoleon will '* .Take up his residence in Switzerland. Xew regulations regarding pensions J'or tbe war of 1812 have been m< issued. ag Tue cattle in Ireland are dying by a" scores from loot and mouth disease. |?r Chester lost t'.vo good citizens by 4^s death last week?Dr" Go >rge 11. ws liarnes, and Mr. Jones Kader? nU A railroad from Laurens, S. C., to foi Augusta, Ga , is contemplated. ha A comfortable passengers dspot lias 1,11 been erected at Chester. 1 .Ho'scsaro said to be bo scarce in Paris that the carriage rates arc exor- tin ljitant, and the legal prices for con- rjJ( veyance arc totally disregarded. Tho German government have pre- ar)( Rented seven hundred dollars in gold . to t/'arl 'Wilhehn, the composer of the fatuous German national tunc, "The. grJ Watch on the Rhine." life Tho British Cr'own lands in Ireland des produce* about ?45,000 a year, not the more than ?1500 of which is expend- j c'd in Ireland, the rest going to England. In thi*, case, as in so many Per other instances, poor Ireland fcuffeis the from absenteeism. un( The Itomo Commercial reports a tcr.- wit rible tire at Talladega, Ala.; twelve ^ business house* and $3,000 in specie were burned Insurance $4 OuO. The salo of. the public property? '. court hooso and other buildings?be- ' ot longing to the County of Camden, ad- her vertised by the sheriff and coroner, jor has been postponed. w| A difficulty occurred between r}ie Messrs John Kirkpatrick and John ^..ir Hancock, in Chester, en Saturday Ium ivhen the latter received two aeVert rne wounds. '\A A plan for tunnel across the ehau ViU nel between England and France ha N'W been accepted, and work v. ill soon b commenced on* oiie aide, at .Dieppe and on the other, at Newhaven. Th? W 1 cost of the work is estimated at S4"> <)00,00o, and mx years will be requi ; j ;d for its completion. ill Atlanta, Ga., has received it firs narrow iratiirc loeomotivo. It I itiutiuisictttn'c-*! at Patcr.son, N J ; is of i t hive-feet gauge. and intended f??r tin Tuskegee and. Chehaw Railroad. 1 ^ i In: road succeeds in spite of its name the the triumph cf narrow-gau^e may l?t |x.,. ivgaidcd as complete! ( A lorr.-spondeiit of the N"w Yorl- A World ro wis from M m h, July 22d jc;? :iu a'-coiiiu of-an in ten icw with I >r .o>jj ])>?llingor. * The teurous professor if made to sav: 4,Tell the Amerieam ' e thai I tun a Catholic; still, und hop< !<lc*i i<> die a Catholic and that nothing re?| would griovo mo more than to be tin tp a cat:so oi a schism in the church." ext A suit was brought in the Suporio: her Court, in italtimore, on Friday, b\ j Henry W. Roger, against Mrs. Kllei ^ ti. Wharton, for the recovery of tin 1 sum of $1008,83, being tho amount jl''c due upon a four months' promissory o-'t note for $5700, dated March 14, 187*1. ] upon which tho payment ot $1000. cor with interest, was made on the 10th ., of July, the day of Mrs. Wharton's " arrest. The signature of Mrs. Whar* 4t ton appears in a bold but rather uer- wit vous hand. * ' it \ A Washington telegram says: ' Tin ww Grand Army of tho Republic, as an ca; organization, has taken in hand the (]c| matter of tho appointment of ex-Con- jj( federates to positions under the General Government. The p 'Bts here rni1 will bring the matter to the attention ;o1' of the National Encampment, and cai will demand tho removal of all who vvj, arc emplo}-ed to the exclusion ofj Union soldiers. Of course this ought I11" to include General Longstrcet and At- j torney-Goneral Akcrnran. Members!tec of the Grand. Army say they will kn vote for no man who favors these ap-!|.jr pnintmonts, and will go against Gen- .. oral Grant himself unles bo makes a chaugo, or sees th?t it is made " A San Francisco, correspondent t f l"f tho Now York Herald has had a somewhat remarkable interview re- er cently with Mrs. Fair, the murderess su< . of Crittenden, in her cell in the San <h: Francisco jail. This strange woman, j it seems, contested tho right of Crittenden to live with his wife because a they did n.ot lovo one another, and ' holds to it that she (the murderess) acl and Crittenden wore the lawful pair tjn because they did lovo one another. ^ Accordingly, in a moment of temporary insanity, she shot Cri-* ffot prestenden ml m w iqgretted lift fcifly ons thing?that he ,wus p<.< put to defend her. She feels confident j? pf a final reprieve, because, as she ^ ?tfyn. her ease is a political one, and when she is tried again there w?U be '5l!' <1 11wll' iiid,r? ivii tk.1 IiaiiaK r ,,w" j-~ow """ Tho double child which died the l!1' o* her day in Boston, has been nub I th< . jected to apoat. mortem examination, tin The fact was developed that the con tjl( nection of the viscera in th? two b ?dios wa? an int'.'rjti notion of the intestine*, juat above the colon, which on; in wa* not duplicated, b:it ' (> - hi moil-to both children. Abcve the "= < 1 >n all the or-jauM were duplicates. j I'.rve ums hut "tie utvrus* a id one : i I ler. with two distinct wethers.! ehildren wore embalmed and fin i i t a oai.>rtel conla?.iuij; atc>?uol J ; . ?-;on Modic&l Soeiety irffeiYd a jJ - -mil tor llie preparation, miij" . -iroijti*, making a biisiiiucrt mat-'^ >t t heir bereavement, wan ltd, $lo.00o, which they couldn't get, ai d pa ko they have carried the dual baby I boao to Ohio, OB IT UAEIES. , .i l , I DIED, 011 the tiiomiig of the tli August, 1871, near \V?rrei?ii, Virginia, Mrs. FLOHIDE C. JNXIXGIIAM* the daughter ol e late Governor Noble. DIKD, at Abbeville, S. 0., on e 8th c# July, 1874, MRS. K. M. ADDON, in the thirtieth year of r age, sifter a brief and severely inful illness.of four days. Mrs. lladdon united with the ureh of Christ at Custleton, Ver?nt, in the fifteenth vcur of her 7 v c. A woman of unusual ener?r\ j d forcft of character, she gave _r 4. r..4 ?..r .i omise 01 grc;.i nitui v useinnii,?\ | >a member of the ihurch she! 13 activc . and diligent, seeking t and improving <>j?|?i?rtunitifs ' usefulness, doing Whatever her iids foirnd to do with all hei glit. The ioy of her husband's heart, 2 lightof lieraged parents' home, i pride of her brother and sister, ) genial companion of her friends, ) bright ornament of the church, d the example to the world of s sanctifying power of divine 10, she has lived the Christian's 5, 6he has. died tho Christian's ith, and now reaps in heaven Chii.-tian's veward. [)ark and nri) terious is the dislsatiou which has removed from i > church militant one so valued1 so valuable. Lookiug at it! :h the eye of natural reason, j re is an irresistible inclination ! murmur; but to the eye of faith j is clear. Jesus has done it; lie! . i. ..II *ir: li TT? i........ I in wu i in 111;ft nviu Jii.u mii'u | worth, far better tlian we did, j lie, by his grace, luis made herl at she was. lie assigned for her! I work fie would have her do on j th; f he did it, and she did it well; i n the Master came saying j rell done. good and faithful ser- " r, th<?u Inst heen faithful over a 7 thing;?, enter thou into the joy thy Lord. Thy work on earth lone; come up higher."' -m. I FKD. at her residence. in Al?b?-1 I e County, S. C., on the 31st July.: 1, M rs" M A R Y ST It IC KI, A N1), | e of Mr. JT. M. Strickland, in the ! h year of her age. !he lived to ?ec her father, her mo-! i, her brother, her two sisters, and ' husband all consigned to their j oral tombs many "years since, a daughter, she was dutiful, | (I, and affectionate, she was a most j ;1 and lov ng sister, and as a wife I was every thing a husband cou.d j ire. She was highly esteemed and |)CCted hy her neighbors, ever kind i Iv mid willing to oblige to the J ent, and even beyond the exteut of) ability. ler long life has boon one without ! lemish, and leaving a rare exam, and omv worthy to bo followed, h morally and teligiously. ?or many years, she was a most isistent and upright member of I he ; l'shyterian (Jh tilth, it is not known j what a^o she connected hersilfj :h the church, but it is believed, | vft? in early life. She joined, llope-j 11 church, then under the pasturul! e of tlie liev. Dr. Mo-c< Wad-j , and continued a member of tliati ireh for many years; after heri rriage, her membership was trans-' red to Lebanon church, under the e of the Rev. J. F. Gibcrt, in \ itch church she remained a member! til her death. Phis venerable lady was highly es-' smed and respected by all who' ew her ; possessed of a pleasant, id, amiable, and a most obliging i position, she never failed to gain j i respect, good will, and affection of j her acquaintance. riie church has truly lost a mothin Israel, hut her examplo is of jh a pure, upright, holy, and pious j iraeter, that it ou-rht to exert aj ting and salutory influence upon, those she has left behind, rhe wonted energy, and natural Livity of her mind and bod)-, con* ued with her until within a very v days of her deatji. Her last moments, as her whole 3 had been, w? re characterized by nee and severity, and she fell asleep Jesus, so gently tis to make it diftiIt to aay when she breathed her it. ' Blessed are the dead which die in! c Lord from henceforth, yea, saith u Spirit, that they may rest from! cir I;M>ors and their works do follow um." phi los The Southern P -eubjterinn andd x will please copy COISTSIGNEES. The following named persons have sijjht in the I D Chalmers & Co, J J Cunningham, S Demly, Harper & Co, Robt. Jonea, T Jackson, Lt\e & VVll-on, W O Mars (^o, Moor?> & < "o. ?I I) Neese. 31 "h A! T vin, IS F Parke.*, White, Smith & W. No goods delivered until freight is id. J, W.ilAKSIIALL, Agent, " .11. J , gBBgBB " , I Markets. ajidevtzxe,- August 17.? Cotton 1{ @17 New York, August 14. ? Floui quiet and unchanged. Wheat,a shade firmer, Corn very firm. Pork-firm, at l?37j?13.50. Lard steady. Cotton lower; sales 1,3C0 hales-uplands 18g; Orleans 19J. Gold, 12|. 7 r. 31.?Loiioii in ueuer aemana, ai lower prices ?uplands 18}. Flourcommon to fair extra 5.30^6.50; good tc choice 6.55@9.00. Wheat?winter red Western 1.42@1.45; winter and ambei Western 1.47@l.nl. Corn, 68?09J, Pork steady, at 13.50. Gold 12g. Chaklkston, August 14. ? Cotton dt. 11?middling 17; sales 50 bales. Augusta, August $4.?Cotton qulel a:id weak?middling lGj@ 17; sales Hi bales. Liverpool, August 14.?Noon. ?Col .'on opened dull?uplands 8}; Orleans J NOTICE TO ALL CONCERNED IN Public Schools. :?*4^* After due consideration, it is the pinion of the Count}' Board Examiners, for Abbeville County, that the scholastic year of the Public Seools in <aid County, commences on the 1st Monday in February. 1872, and end< nn tlTc 1st Monday in November 1S72, and so on annually. Jn this way the educational interests of the County will he best subserved.. From.the 1st to the 20ihofJanu ary, 1872, the Count}* Board of Examiners will hold their session for the examination of teachers and not'thereafter. No teachers will receive pay fi>r ih?'ir services unless they receive ccr ificaUs from the County l?oard of Examiners or Slate Sujierintendant I' Education and aro re?u'ai ly enjdoyed hy the Trustees of their re>j.cclivc ki hool Districts. BOBT. R. HEMPHILL, M. McDONALD, . T. M. WILLIAMSON, Chairman School Cemm'rs. Abbe\ille, Au#. I, '871, 15?tf It i* recommended I}* the Board i.at I In* 1t n.HiisM? ncr ~>?y no tcaelirs wliorc ihc* law Iiiik not Itet-n Ktrit-t"v followed l?y ilie TYustocs. See Sections 29 and 44, Act of'March 6, 1871. T. M- WILLIAMSON, School Commissioner. August 3, 1871, 1ft - tf OTHER NOVELTIES JtTST RECEIVED! JUST ARRIVED, Novelties in Milan, Neapolitan, i ?v..I OU'HW mill VIIIJi lxuio uuu jjwianets. Also. Ribbons, Flowers, Laces, Ilouches, &c. Prices reasonable?first class Goods? the best taste employed, and everything sold for CASI1, at the Emporium of FasMon, Abbeville. S. C. JUST RECEIVED, 4 DOZEN Chignons of the newest shape. Also, another dozen pairs of Perfumed nnlnto \ n^l'lonftC Ar/? i^navi^ioj A^viviuvvkjj *AV.J at the Emporium of Fashion. LADIES' rpUCKEDaml Embroidered Skirts, Gowns, Chemise, Embroidered Yokes, Stamped Yokes for Embroidery, Corsets, Panniers, Breast Protectors, Hosiery, &c. Sold by ladies, a1 the Emporium of Fashion \V^ lii tn J u M? ? WVUQ. ULL and Nainsook, verj cheap, Checked, Swist land Embroidered Muslins,Swiss and Jaconet Embroideries, Laces Frillings, Edgings, Iusertings : Collars, Cuffs, Longcloths, ver; cheap, Handkerchiefs, &c., a the EMPO&nTM OF FASHIOI FRESH Turnip Seed!. FROM .. I lies & sin.' I ^ ^ ^ Iaing's Improvd RITA BAG A,' LAW WHITE iVOISPOLK,' tl WHITE GLOBE, t( murnw mm, IUJJ 1U1 UlUt/i UUU I 1^1 Yellow Aberdeen, r Just received, at 0 Wardlaw ? Edwards, No. 3 Granite Range. ti July 20, 1861, 12?tf FIB! J AT 60 GTS. A LB J Parker & Lee. August 3, 1871, 15?tt DOORS, o SASHES, , BLINDS, 1 Wood Mouldings, Stiir Rails, .(] Newels, &c., Embossed, j,| Ground and Cut Glass. . r VL * IlliK uhd well assorted stock i t?f tho hI>oyc gotnl* constantly ai ! ?n -hand ut the lowest rates. Order 0 i work nromutlv attended to. Builder.*- n itml owner* will Him] it to their advau; tage to get onr iDatimate before pur- T j chasing. Special attention given to U | Black Walnut and other First-Cla's.i work. ... | Estimate and Price Lut furnished jon application. WHITLOCK & CO., 254 k 256 Canal Street, .New- York. July 7, 1871?11, 3m ?; , Marble. A GOOD .Stock of Marble always an h?nd. ' | Monuments and Headstone* manujiaetured at short notice, and all work done in a superior manner. J. 0. CHALMERS. ' June 1G, 1871, 8-tf comGrBilTiS, > A NEW LOT just received of rew and pretty J PulleniH, at low prices. J. D. Chalmers & Co. June 1C. 1871.8 If . ' | The Griswold or Georgia Gin ! d , MADE AT NINETY-SIX. al ALSO Repairing done in good or- " der, ttiidf bulting furnished, by J. 31. MATTHEWS. _ ? 4 Orders FOK now Gins aticl old Giiu?, to be h it paired, niiould lie sent in curly, that the work 11)113* bo done in due time. Letters by mail will receive prompt attention. AddroHS J. 21 MATTHEWS, Ninety-Six, S. C. August 3, 3871, 15?3t r A GOOD ARTICLE OF \i i COMMUNION WINE, . ! - at $2.00 per GallQn. ] PARKER & LEE. 1 July 1G, 1871^8?tf WANTED TO RENT, i r AUUUU i'lano, ior union a luir pricg will bo paid. r JOHN A. MAYS. . 5 Marshall Honse. June 2.1871. 6-tf '| Money^ f J HpIIK highoRt price will be paid in j 11 I Cash ior clainiB against the .County. HUGH WILSON. ' r1 July 13, 1871,12?if uvrriiTiniif! EiAbttJlIUjii}' ALL persons cntrustec y the late Treasurer, witL 'ax Executions for collecion, are hereby requestec ) return them immediately ) the undersigned with a eport of monies collected a the same. f. F. C. DuPre, County Treasurer, Abbeville Couuty. une 30,1871,10?tf I WIS M LOOK OUT ! r Yon will Lose a Barnaiii!!! I-OR TIIE T3UFFIN ROYS nr. i . lfointr to hi*!I tlicit* vnInnl?l> LANTATION on LITTLE RIVER ? yiM vif uimnirs tin IIIU i Ji4i i\ i?n w LACE?LOW DOWN FOK CASH. L. F. Giittin in living on the plaet ml will take pleasure in tdio\vhitt tin lace.t?> ai?}' one wishing to unrehase. here is a #oo<l Dwelling limine witi. J) oitflit room*, Barn and StaMe* Ml n new Screw?ami t?>? ' A L) (SIX HOUSE in tuhrubte p"ir. . . For Term* enll at tin* offiee of tin inl^e of Probate, at Abbuvillu Cour. louse. July 17, 1871, 14?tf ; TffivMT II PUTS AND uONGCLOTHS, Received to-day, 3d August, at the Umporium of Fashion. August 3, 1871, 15?tf Wffl be Sold! FOR isolation of Copirteij!!! on tho 10th day of August next, I NINETY-SIX. to tho highest bidder for Cash, a 22 HORSE-POWER ORTABLE STEAM SAW HILL. Capacity 5.000 feet per day, and in rst rate working order. J. D. VUltLZX, Surviving Partner. July 27, 1871, H -2t PARLOR SUITS. r\VO Fine Parlor Suits at the Furniture Store, will be sold very >w. by J. I). CHALMEBS ?fc CO. June 27,1871, 10 ? tf IU3TIC _ CURTAINS. ? NEW Lot of JiUsTIC CURTUNS ju?t rei'eivt'd. large i'/A-x. Thev are the most Economical. )uraMe, Beautiful and Simple ot Contruetion. J. I). CHALMERS & CO. Jane 30, 1871, 10?tf HAIR CLCTHT ANO all Wool Reprt. for covering ?? f fi t\. Sofas, ( Iisiwh, sc.. ill i>< lI.lLM.EItt? & CO. [Juno 30 ti BAY BUM, At. Parker & Lee's July 7,1671 U-tf wmm mm NEW iM ' ^ 11871. ; ' * " ' ' V = -* ? "j. 1 ' . _ _,j ^ m n W "WT" H. JL. A. BAlili . VhcL^ale aid Belail Dealer IN DRY GOODS 172 Broad St., Augusta, 6a. JOODS AS LOW AS BEFOR TIIE WAR I Ihe One-Price Store r II WE how received a careful I SClCCtCtJ Stock Of tho 1j?IP! itylcs of Frcii'ih, Ei glish and !> nestie Organdies. Muslins, Lawns, at 10, 12, 20, 21 35 ets per yard. White Piques at 15, 20, 25 ets. White Swiss Muslins, Cambric Lawns, etc.- at prfces from 10 cts an 11) ward. Linen Drill and Due for Gent Wear, at 25, 35, 50 cts. Cottonadcs, Cassiincres at 20 el irid npwards. White L. C. Handkerchiefs at ? ts per doz. Ladies' White Ilose at 85 eta p( loz; White Linon Towels at 90 cts p< loz. Musquito Lace and Gauze vcr low. Tiro celebrated A No. 1 Bran Blm-k Alpaca, only 25 ets per yard. Prints of all the best makers ftoi 5 cts per yard. ' Ladies' Laced and Congress Gaite: inly $1.50 per pair. Men's Gaiters at $1.50!!!' Men'* (.'oats for Summer wear i >nly $1.25. . Men!* Vests and Pants to match i ;iily 81 25. Men's New Straw 'Ilats at on 10 els. New St}*leb of Sundowns and IIu or Ladies and Children at on ?0 ets. ' . Men's White Dress Shirts at on ."5 eta Ladies' Corsets of the-most popul linkers, at only 5o ct?* !!I Hoop Skirt*, 35 springs, at on "?0 ets. White, Buff, Slate and Drap Li us, for Aprons, Dresses and Shir'i inly 25cts. ' Brown and Bleached Ilomespu 11 from 7 i eta. A l'ull uKMortmont of Factory Goo it Factory prices. I could enumerate many mo tl.er Bargains, space permitting h n conelusion I would say that my ! ilities enable me to buy when ai vhere Goods a<e cheapest; and xercising the greatest economy >11 the dcimrtinents. I am enabled ell Goods at least 11s low as any om?. I have adopted and rigidly adhe 4.0 the policy of ankinjf it Once tie LOftEST PRIC This is the frank, atraightforwa ourso, and ensurvs Jostiee to Pnrchasan Because it enable all to purchase he lowest price. All orders should be addressed to H. L. A. BALK, Augusta, Ga. Jnno 3ft, 1871?10. If* -</p mmwnirn ?K ?WaterWheel, mill g^ng,shafting?mey3 ! l^-behdrcracirculajc&r To AH wlo nay vast to Fore, a cotton gins. TflE subscriber having made n ruiitfnneiits with some of tl most prominent Manufacturer# COTTON GINS, is now prepared supply all who may want to purolms :it the fdiortost notice, ami on tl most reasonable terms. All who a in want of Cotton Gins would do w< to examine his Gins before purcha ing elsewhere. John Enright. Aug 10, 1871, 1G?If . Greenville Female College C. II. Judson, ") General llt'v. Ji. Mani.y, D.D./Superintend't THE next annual session of this I stitution will begin on Wedm day, the Gtli of September, and contlti I forty weeks. Every department will be found ful organized ami equipped. The Musie Department is in charge Profeshor M. O. DkCAMI'S, aided competent assistants. The Department of Drawing a' I painting is committed to Professor A jliEUT CiUEHUY, whose taste ami sk liuve won uu' nn;nem coumienuauou. Hates of Tuition jar session of J, months invariably in advancc. [ English course *...$18 to $25 Imrguagex, each 10 Mumc on Guitnror Piano .25 Vocalization ii2> l)iawing am! l'uiniing... 20 Incidental Expenttes Hoarding in College , Eor further details, apply ,or circuli i to Prof. C. 11. JUI>^ON, 1 Aug 26,18T1H-4t CJrecuvillc, S.C I - m m to rax9 rllE TAX-PAYERS of Abbeville County are hereby noli tied, that g on and after the 1st day of Jill}*. J871, the Auditor's office, Abbeville Coumy, will be open at the "Court House" for . the purpose of- receiving Ketnrns of ; Personal Property, &c, ibr the year 1 Q71 >.<! w.nifi ii i-iiu.li until lllfl '20l h A) ami i viiiii ii w|/v?? ?" " y day of Augnst. 1871. The following st programme will be read, attentively, o- and a strict adherence to instructions given therein will be ncccs^iry. The four centre Townships, Abbeville, Long Cane, Cedar Springs and s Smithville, will ho assessed at the J L-'rturt House between the first day of July, 1871. and 20th August, 1871. s Assessors will be stationed afc tho most public place of resort in Ninety Ls Six, Donaldsville^ Diamond Hill and Indian Hill, from tho loth to the 15th July inclusive ?r Tho same Assessors will also be stationed' at Greenwood, Duo West, ?r Ijowndi'svillehnd Hordea'ix, from the. 17th to 22nd July inclusivo, and y again at White Hall, Cokesbnry, Magnolia and Calhoun's Mills, from 24th d to 29th July inclusive. m Tho abovo method of assessment has .been adopted in order to givo. rh tho tax-payers an opportunity to inalru oorri>i-t rntniMin tmnii /mth n? ; t. 11 b Count; Auditor, . June 16, 1871, 8-tf M' L ' =notice ii l?> j . Now is Your Chance to Ma 1*4' V 17 \v ???n nf 4 a on t?A inrt/viAf? i n nil l*< 11' iwti nituii lu^uiu in |"n IXlLAD!ES' and(iRNTS' SIt '? ...l.l nt KAPHAN & SELABZ' S J'1 i?> the country people to ?? t their J'1 land hac-k to examine oijr NEW ST< 1,1 We will give u discount of 2? j>or c*eut, to to live and let live, come and try for j Your will find our Stock of re ? Dry Ms, CMii Gents' Fur J for CJentK' and Ladies, and for the Ore rd ICome and give in* a call without fail, t< find at the CORNER STORE, next.to i KAPHAN June 2, 1871. C?tf Doors, Sashes. Blinds, &c I>. P. TOALE, Manufacturer and Dealer, ! Xo. 20 Ifciync Street and JBorlbeck1* Wharf; CHARLESTON, S. C. EST This U the largest and most com* - plete Factory of the kind In the Southnp:oi n States, and all articles in this line, flu can be furnished by Mr, P. P. Toale at prices which dt-fy competition. A pamphlet wlthfull and detail-* t*d list of all sizes of Doors, Sashes and Blinds, and the prices of each, will be sent freeaud post paid' on application to If P. P. TOALE. ne of CHARLESTON, S. C. . to July 13,1S71,12?ly V} : iPhotographyJ Tho subscriber will open his - PhotograpMe Gallery, e. at Calhoun's Mills, ? OK MONDAY, THE 1411 INST. ue All desiring photographs will call y earl v. ? GEORGE A. SHILLITO, i;! Aug. 10, 1870, IS?if ill !e8tar Ope Qlolors, I w FOR FAMILY USE. ? SOMETHING SUPIRIOR, M n';a Fa:ker.& Lee. I, UVl, K?if ~ 'LMt " " " ? .. IN"- ? ** D payers! V /V' "' # ' "? ' -v T ^ - hereafter no atatementi) will fe'etfrftftfcd oxci'pt in cpsca. where clerictd ef>* rortf occur. It is alao the duty ?6f every tax-payer' to see that liio^o who appear dillatory in making their returns are urged.to do 80, and if not v ? report them to the County Auditor who will immediateIy#'CJ&Cht&^ the.v^ law. which provides *bac where ft'* rn_ r?:i. .... ia.\puytjr laua w raaice nig return to the County Auditor,' (or hi,#." deputy) within the time prescribed by law, the last return made't by said Tax-payer will be -copied from the Auditof's books and. 50 per ccnt. added thereto, and in cases, ' * where Tax-payers escaped payiftg > their taxes for any one rear, the p?&. ally quoted in See. 47th,.special Session 1868, will be strictly adh6redj<y : which provides for the same ty as in.lhe,above ease. I would' ali6 . suggest, that parties making return* would contrive to attend the Ab6e8-sors on different da4.es, as confbiiort oc-. casioncd by a large numb'ertff Tax- .. . payers at the close of the Assessors* given time, may occasion mjiny disa- * greeable errors and give to the 'Taxpayers aud Assessors a great ileal, of unnecessary trouble. There will bo competent Assessors at the time and place, appointed; wh? will faruisji all necessary information*. ,.v &c., &c. riin i mm, Abbeville Co., S. C. ' -* v '/ *'' ' 'TV-" TiOil. ke One Dollar Worth Two. chasing your <3001)$t CLOTH* OKS. DOMESTICS of all Korts to b?' " TORE, an w'e ?re now giving a chant o DI?Y GOODS at Don't ^ - * )C'K of (lOODS,.of' nil sort.' . on the Dollar a* wo racoti bujeiness, ' ouraelf. nistol Ms- Ste asa flats, at Bariums yon will t>o nil astonished.- ' . ) witisfy the curiosity whluh you will the Court House. v & SKLARZ. 3tate of South Carolina, . ; i'l" - -t. . * v ' ' A.bb?yille. County. In the Common Pleas. , EQUITY SiDE. O..T. Porchor, Ex'r and Trnstoe, vi. Joshua Daniel and others. BUI for Injunction, Construction, &c. PURSUANT to the order of the Court, oassed Julv 5. 1871. in tho abov.e stated cause, 'Notice k here! by given to the children of Corneliui Cox, Bui Ley Cox, Iirthanu Pace, and Phoebe Price, (wl.ote names iind number are " unknown,) legatees under the will of Mrs. Jano Reid, dee'd, to appear and pnrve their identity; and ehim their nhuret of nriid estate, on or. before ttoo 1st of August, .1872, or they will do barred of any benefit under .itfe dccre'o iii. . | said case. 0. T. PORCHES, fo'r and Trusted. July 17,1871,13?lam J2m dental mmmw, THE undersigned have associated thenusclve* tor the practice of Deu> tiatry, in Abbevjjle. One of us njay always be .foiiud in our .office, over Dr. Parker's Drug Store. # * WM, C. WARD LAW, J3TO. 8. THOMPSON. * - ' Aprii 28, 1-tf NOTICE! \ . ? NOTICE is given, that script No. G8 for $3 0 dated July 1st, . 1859 and script No. 50, dated July 1st, '.801, for $50 in the Granilovilie Manufacturing Company, be onging to 1 Estate of SAJluKL MARSHALL, j bcin^ lost. Application is hereby " --- 1 */? mudo to tlio company ior renuwui ox the same. S. S. MARSHALL, J. W. W. MARSHALL, Exe otttors. July 1, 16T1, 14-4t ? ?