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ITEMS. Ten convicts at Little Rock, Arkansas, overpowered the guard and escaped. Tho crop of tobacco ih the Miami # Valley is the largest evei* known, he-r ing 45,000 boxes against 25,000 last I year. li Tho Wilkcsbarro, Pennsylvania, j a coal mines collapsed yesterday, sixjl acres of grouud sinking two hundred ] feet. 1 I Tho Golden Rose, which the Tope : gives every year to a Catholic priu- i cess, will this year bo sent to tbe i (^ueon of Belgium. < It is said that tho German Govern- j ment has notified Victor Hugo that,} ho will not be permitted to travel in ( that couutry. Th3 Union Republican Association | of New York, recommend Horace ( Greeley to the National Convention :for President. The tTnion Republican Association j ^ 'commence their third animal session ' ttl l/IIU VfUlt JLLUUOU iiUUlOk 1UU KJKslJ IV/Ui* >bor2. r 1 The Wor/<T? special says a meeting 1 \v:is arranged at - Louisiano, Swiss- ' orland, for Thiol's and Gortschalcoff. 3 t: Col. Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte. 1 f Paris, and Mrs. Caroline Lcroy ap-'a IWcton Edger, (grand-daughter of ' )aniol Webster,) have been mar- " ried. d a An exchange sayg: "A Minnesota ? .juror addressed a note to the judge. s in which Jie styled him 'onorable V1 jug." The juror was evidently tbink- d ing rather of the contents of the b judge than of the judge himself. e P Daring the stay of the Emperors v of Austria and Germany at Ischl. on o tbo occasion of their recent interview it their intercourse was of tlio most it friendly character. They embraced h and kissed each other upon meeting, e and when the Eiflperor of Austria ii was not at the hotel of the Emperor si of Germany, the latter was at the o villa of the former. a '3 - a . A correspondent writing of Jacob Ymiderbilt, president, and the other si gent lemon officers of ferry company ii owning the boat West field, which ex- d pjodod at New York with such fatal !d effect, says that since the graud jury i S have indicted them "these gentlemen 11< and friends are in great distress at > k tlie turn of affairs. They never ex- d jwcted it woUld go so far." p Conventions of Colored Men.? "Tho colored men of the United States will hold two conventions of a national character this fall. Tho first is -11 1 - r< nn>l CBIIKU * l>UIIUII|tl V I'l I > k.11 LI un. HI.U I will mcfet in St. Louis, on the 22d of!-/ September. Tho second is callcd nj Southern Convention, al'hough it is n thought ilmt nearly, all the States a will bo represented. It will meet in r< Columbia, S. C., on the 18th of Octo- i* Lor. The avowed purpose of caeh is.it consultation on matters connected't< with the welfare of the colored race.; d jti The one famous steamship Atlantic, ;C of the old Collins line, has been taken jt< to Cold Spring Harbor, Long Island,; t! to be brokefi tip for old iron and cop- jb per that is on and in her. This is the ^ Ja?t of n fleet of steamers that in j t ihoir day were the pride of their whole country. The Aretrc and the j I 3'iicilic were lost between hero and>e Liverpool; the Baltic was sold to <;o j C -under a foreign flag, and now tLe1 Hast of the race," the Atlantic,' is's about to wind up her career in an out-jc ofthe-way port, like an old horse a turned out to die. a id "Wo learn from a laic Bcr'in letter!c that the military authorities havoiv prepared "a report on tho disciplinary j 1 conduct of the Prussian troops 'u during the late war, which is conoid-it ered satisfactory. The total number;a of officers is about double what itjii would have been in peace times. |g Very few cases of insubordination^ have .occurred. The greater number j j] of charge* are for illegal requisition- |j| ing and purloining of enemy's proper-ir ty. The lundwehr being coiuposod of; > an older class of men, is especially fa- t vorably reported upon, Tho report ly jdiowsin the most conclusive manner i;l 1ho great superiority of the Prussian ! ] military system. ( o A correspondent of the New York |i World writes out an "interview" with !( tho British Premier, in which t-liatI v gentleman is made to say that his a rxnvtKT )>. ?? <911 llV f lu? foiTllftl . ?? wire* of tho House of Lorks. Mr.fr Gladstone is credited with the follow- t ing language: "It is not a light tiling to rest under thoconsnro of one brunch of the Legislature?-a censure pronounced with deliberation nnd gravity, and by a great majority.! I 'Tlr:s i? n grave thing. But there is a:1 power hfgbcr than that of the House'51 of Lords or of the House of Com- 1 mons. ft is tho public opinion of the i: country; the voice of tho people, and|1 to thi* wc appeal for our jurisdiction, j I "with the plain statement that what jJ we did was with the aim ot putting j< down a gross violati9U of t-he lft w," j1 "The disarmament of the French |j 'National Guard will commcnce on the! | 15th instant, in pursuance of a decree' recently "passed by the National .As-', pembly. This decroe created at the i time of it.7? passage a great sensation j throughout France, especially in;' those sections most deeply imbued i with Republican sentiment. To!] many it seemed but the first step ofi! the authorities toward'* upsetting tho republic and re-establishment of an empire, aud in this light it isj-et con sidereal Troubio is apprehended, 3>articularly in Southern Franco, but the precautions of the government, which has itself a reciprocal dread of! th? power of the National Guard,! have boon extensive, and should conflicts ensue, it will be the old story j again of the triumph of bayonet andj bullet over riot and disorder. Suspension of the Republican. The publication of the Charlcsto Republican was suspemivd on Friduj We extract the following from its las issue: "We are obliged to inform our rea ders that with to-day's issue we sus pend the j^ublication of tha Daily Jit 1l 111 m?r?IW.noi.1.1... <'.? ni, 4, UU l/l fL 11 11% A. V to Ull iJWVVOOiVl J XKJL UO C say with what regret we make tlii mnouncement. The regret is no Ies because for some time wo have antici rnted the coming of the period whet ivo would have to say these words t< he public. Wb would gladly als< ivoid saying anything of the cause: which maki> this suspension neccssa y, if wo could do so consistently will >ur duty to ourselves and to the lie nibliean party. In brief, then, thi: aaper dies because -the liepublicai iduiinistration at Columbia wills it! ieath. "It is no secret to any one who hat jcen inside Itepubliean politics thai ,his paper has not been a favorite witl; )ur administration during the pasl rear or more. One man says it is be :auso we are loo decent, another thai ve are not Radical enough, &c., &c. )ut the real secret of the disliko is hat wo have refused to bo the mcdi uu for gratifying the petty spito and lersonal hatred of individuals, or the eady tool of those who would use the State Government for tho purpose olely of advancing their own peculiary and political interests. We iow tell our lVicuds, both in the State nd outside of it, who, from time to imc, have spoken good words of us, nd wished us long life, that for our eath Governor Scott and those who, long with-him, control the patronage f the government, are solely rcsponible. We have never asked a favor rliieh wo had not a right to ask; inecd, wo have not asked favors at a'l, ut have simply insisted that tlfo gov riiir.cnt in the distribution of its atronage should not forget that we :ho had borne the heat and burden f the day, and who had never failed 1 support of purely governmental 1 eatsures, however much wo may iive.shrunk from supporting schemes oncocled for tho aggrandizement of idividuals, were entitled to a full bare of that patronage in virtuo of ur position as a journal representing nd advocating Republican principles mi measures. 'We do not speak to serve any perDtial ends to-day. To our personal iterests, it can make but very little iffcrence whether the paper lives or ies, but Republicans throughout the tate, to whom this paper has come ) be a necessity, have a right to now whether any injustice has been one it by those who occupy places of Owrer and trust" " 0 Sou tii Carolina. Under this head, tho Xotv York onrvai oj uommtrrc snys; "Spain publishes a clccrco of amcstj. It applies to nil political ofFcni*s. The preamble of the docuincnt ucites4,liat the Spanish Government t well aware of' the powcrlcssncss of ? adversaries, and of its own ability > suppress all revolts. % And Spain ues this before the throes of rcvoluon have entirely subsided, while arlists and Republicans are known > be actively plotting to overthrow he Government, and assassins arc ring in ambush to shoot the Jving. it the same time that Spain is acting hus sagaciously and magnanimously, cports reach us from Washington hat martial law is about to be prolaimed in certain Counties of South Carolina. Senator Scott, from Pcnnylvania, Chairman of the Congresioual Ku Kiux Committco, has delared such a measure necessary, and sked the President to authorize it, nd this, it is said,.the President will o. Jf a stale of lawlessness prevaild in any part of Sooth Carolina, I'hich could be removed only by the "ederal arm, such a,course might be iccessarjr, and would at least be sanctonc1 bylaw. liut no evidence oi ny such present condition of things j now. before the country. Senator Icott's committee have turned ujj nany instances of Ivu Kluxism perlelrated by white and black outlaws 11 South Carolina; but ihoso we supiosed were matteis of the past.? Cutliing seems to bo jjoing on now in hat-State which demands tho interention of tho President's bayonets: ,nd Barely Senator Scott does not iave tho effrontery to ask that Sou ill ,'arolina shall bo punished this fall foi iffenees committed last January! un ess it can be shown that the Soutl ^arolina of to-day cannot be quieted vithout applying the force bill, iU .pplication will contrast most unplea anlly with the more generous treat nent of the political opposition prac iced by the Government of Spaiu.' THE VTFATTIER AND TTTE CROPS.? '"or tJie season 01 me 3'car, it is vurj Iry. Complaints conic to us from ul iboufc the country that rain is nuici lecdcd. The nights and morning.' ire quite cool, but in the middle 0 he day no cleo.rcaso ir: the heat ii >crcepliblo. Cotton is opening fast md bo are tho thieves upon it. I quantity of seed cotton has bedh al ready Bold in town, and wo havi lieard of one gentleman who wa jompelled, in Bcli'-defenco, to gathc his entire crop of corn, which wa being rapidly stolon in the field.? Cannot something be done to chccl this nefarious traffic in seed cotton rt. seems to us that our merchant should meet and deviso somo mcthoi whereby they can protect thcmselvc und tho planters. The crirao will els soon run rife.?Cum.de a Journal. 7 First Bale op Cotton.?Tho firs balo of now cotton suiu ill uur munu was purchased by S. Dlecklcy on Sai urday last, 2nd inst. It was,raise on the plantation of R. A. Kiug, i the Fork, and brought 17i cent Mr. King sold the first balo last 3*011 on the 7th of 'September, and Mi Jilockloy was the purchaser.?Ande, (Mil Intelligencer. t- Frankfort, September 6?Govei 0 nor Leslicwaa inaugurated b}r Judg Kobertson, aged eighty. Aftor th J- inauguration Judge Kobertson re c signed the Kentucky chief justice S ship. Ilobgrtson was supported ji two nieu during the inaugural. Th< scene was touching, ! Blue Ridge Railroad.?At a race ing of stockholders of the Blue Rid^? Ifyilroad in Georgia, held at Claytoi , on the 23d ult > the following genth ^ j men were elected Directors to serv ifor the remainder of tho ensuin, 13Toar: J. S. Cothran, W. B. Gulicli I'l M. C. Butler, Ilenry Gourdin, J. \V ' j Harrison, M. Fincannon, G. M. Xetb ! orlund, B. W. Bell and T. N. McCor .!noil. At a subsequent meeting of th j Directors, Gen. J. W. Harrison, o Anderson, S. C., was unanimously " elected President. } Tho following resolutions wen } unanimously adopted: 9 Resolved, That the President of thi company be authorized and requestec j! to confer with tlie Presidents of al | railroads proposing to connect a , Clayton, as to a united interest iu tin * trunk road from Claj'tou to Kuoxvilh . on proper tcrm?. 5 Resolved, That tho necessity ani } importance of this road is most im ^ pcrative, and that as citizens we wil ( use all the means in our power to ex l pedite its completion. Resolved, That tho President of thii Company is hereby authorized to ac in conjunction with tho Blue Ridg< !i Railroad Company in South Carolin: 'jus to the proposed change of gauge. I ? | Trra Last Cotton Crop.?The New | York Cotton Exchange and the Fi nancial Chronicle of that city prepare statements of the receipts at our do mestie ports of the cotton crop during the period from September 1, 1870, tc September 1, 1871. The Exchange gives the total at 3,9GS,577 bales, and the Chronicle at 4,009,502. Tho su perintendent of tho Exchange writes to the papers that as soon as propel estimates can bo made, additions will be made to the above statement, showing the quuutity of cotton consumed in the South during tho year, thu)t which is known to havo been lost oi burned, and tho shipments direct tc .Northern mills. When these figures are added, says the writer, tho entire crop of 1870-'71 will be found to be between 4,300,000 and 4,400.001 bales. <?>? Tho ruling sentiment of future re vci.go against the Prussians is sc strong in France that the French Government is engaged in collecting its little account against Germany, tc be presented to that. Power when France shall be successful in tho wai with her. This account, which will be published in a volume called "1a Memorial dc la Kevanchu,"- will con lain statistics of tho cost of tho Ger man invasion, in which will be noted . every franc of loss sustained Fiance from whatever causc. "Wi know," says a French journal, "thai ' our honor is flowing out with oui blood by these two gaping wounds? A Iw'wo inn! T.ni'iviiiifv Wo f'tVl tluil France cannot live with that frightfu mutilation; we know that France ihust one day perish, or close, thai wound !)} filling .it with legions ol Prussian corpses." Had tho senti merit which speaks in these brave words prevailed when it might have been timely, the probability is that Franco would uot now havo to lament the loss oi Alsace and Lorraine The Washington Chronicle of Wednesday has the following, regarding the fill}-cents counterfeits: ' The officers at the Treasury Department whose duty it is to know, slato that the fifty cent, notes circulated in the Carolinas, as mentioned in the Southern papers a few days since, arc nut calculated to deceive any but tin grossl}- ignorant. These States havi [been visited reeeutly by circuses, ami j it is believed that they havo made u I i* 1? ..i! ..P -1 ! .* !preuy irce iiisinuuiioii.uj mis k|hiuious stuff, which is only a careless lilh ograph of the genuine notes. Tin. Treasury officials claim that the oecu paiious of counterfeiters are just ; about gone, so closely have they been i watched. I ; " j Kingston, Jamaica, September 9 'j?A hurricane occurred on the 21st at Antigna Island, and every estate j was damaged. The loss is immense jFive churched were prostrated in Ta II tola Island, S00 houses and forty es jtales were destroyed in St. Kilt! I Island. The growing crops were des 1 Iroyed iu the island of Saba. ' ? A Convention Ca'llko.?Sufficicn 1 returns havebecn received to setlh the fact that the voters of West Yir giniu have called a convention to re ' j vise tho present >Stnte eoiielitulion ' j Forty-seven counties give a majority *ilor iho convention of 2,58 k Tin " jcounties.yet to bear from arc Clay "i Morgan, Pendleton, Pocahontas, Ty j. lor, Webster, anil Wayne, all of whit I except .Morgan and Tyler, have prob ably given majorities lor tho conven tion. -? j St. Louis has struck out in anev i direction to reach salt water. lie ?jlatest project is to build a cana f|froni the Tennessee Jliver to tin j Georgia seaboard. The restless Jness of "the future great city," au< l its desire to undertake any grea -1 work of public improvement, 31 matter how impracticable or costly 8! speaks well for iier energy, if no ''[for her discretion. s ' TJait.roap Accident?Louisvilt.i September 8.?A collision occurred a j! 11 o'clock last night, bclween t\v j passenger trains on the Louisvillo an Voiilirillii Rnili-Aiid nt. INinilnlnli <ih 0 tion, about eight miles from this eitj One person was killed and two othei fatally injured. Their names arc M Buchanan, of Ashville, North Carol it na; Dr. James Thorp, of Pome, Geo t gia; and Mr. Griffith, of Nashvilli k-jTho train bound South run into tli d rear coach of the trai.j from Jlemph n and Nashville, as it was going upon a. side track. Surgeons wero proniptl r furnished by tho company, and evi r. rything done for tho comfort of tli r- wonnded, of whom thcro arc kcvc altogether. 1. i m Mrs. Sallio Ward Lawrence Hunt of Kentucky?once known ss th< ^ handsome Miss Sallie Ward?is en gaged upon the "History of a Belle,' e which, being an autobiography, ii lookod forward to with considerabh I interest by her numerous f'rieuds. 1 ? 1 CONSIGNEES. 3 ' -- 1 The following named porsons hav< - freight in tho Dopot: \ W K Bradley, B A Davis, Jay & Bradley, E M Ligon, J L Leslie, L C 3! Link, "William Moore, J I) Neole, * L Parker, D J Wardlaw & E, DM "Wart 3 & Co. i No goods delivered until freight i.? paid. J. W. MARSHALL, Agont, ; Markets. ; = ! Aiihevillr, .September 14.?Cotton U ' ?17 Kbw York, September 11.? Floui ' dull and drooping. Wheat quiet ant heavy. Corn dull and heavy. Pork steady, at 13.50@l3.<i4. Cotton qui el , and steady?uplands 20} ; Orleans 21^ 1 Sales 300 bales. Gold 13j@14. ' 7 P. M.?Cotton'quiet; sales 41G bales ?uplauds 20j; Orleans 21$. Flour? . i Routliern 6.00(?;G.90 ; choiou 7.00?0.00. , "VV.jeat 1.50&1.54. Com A shade lower I at t;9@f0. Pork 13.75. Gold 14$. I Charleston, September 11. ?Cottor dull at 18$ ; sales 25 bales. Augusta, September 11. ? CottonlS4(a>18}; sales 75. > A JOURNEYMAN PRINTER can nnd employment at the > "i'ress and Banner" olnee. "Wages, , 33$ cents per thousand. [Aug. 31 AN OR] i * ! Section 1. Bo it ordained; "by tho : ;jof Abbeville, in Council assembled, th jdinanee, it shall not be lawful to intro otherwise, at any place, any Guano, I for substance, within the distance o: Public Square, or within ono hundred j within tho corporate limits Oi* the To\ I Sec. 2. Bo it further ordained, by t Phosphate or other noisome Fertiliz 'jor stored, witnin two hundred and fif [ beyond that distance from the Public ({yards of any inhabited dwelling h ' Town of Abbeville, shall bo removed L or before the fir sit day of September t Sfx1. 3. Bo it further ordained, by t! who shall violate the provisions of tli jj fined not loss than Five Dollrrs for ea Guano, Phosphato, or other noisomo ] or suffered to romain within tho liniite Done in Council in tho Town of Al (State of South Carolina, tho lGth da) "j only-One. ] J1 f August 24, 1871, IS?3t ' 1 pj be9 h fil b ?<***& izgfb -rl ! mi : GREAT I " At "THE COB ] m/TY SPRING STOCK is now j jy H one! Come all! if you wish to I e nieneing my business, and willing that - profits," therefore will give my eustom j decline in Uoods. Don't puss the Corn . that is a Bargain lost. 1 My Stock consists in part of tlio follow A FUL1 } 1 pt t di c iun nni JIMfLt HHU UUI t Ladies', Gents' i 1 LADIES', GENTS' d ^ Also, a Cho ; FAMILY r- OOISTFECTIC s. . is I have also HOSFOltD'S CEI^KBR a AKATIOX, the best in in use. (lo< ' perfect satisfaction guaranteed, both in y Kcspectfully, : w.' April 14, 1871, 51?tf I 1 ??mmmmmmmmm : ^THREE' OR FOUR CARe Jl" PEJTTERStmay ttad employUient at tlio.Marsball House. 0 Aug.- 31, 1871. ... -v i r HAIR CLOTH. AND all Wool BopSj for cororing Sofas, Chairs, Ac., at J. D CHALMERS & CO. [J#oe 30, ; PARLOB SUITS. mWO Fine Parlor Suits at the Fars I nituro Store, will be gold very > low, by J. 1). CHALMERS * CO. Juuo 27,1871,10-tf ? . s ' Barley! Rflrlflir f ! *VJ ? ; Barley!!! 100 BUSHELS OF GOOD CLEAN BARLEY ' fm IT MILLER & ROBERTSON, i Aug. 17,1871, 17?lm ; DRUGS. * AFRESH order received, and a variety of Pure Chemical preparations " louucd lor, which we would like phy sicians to examine, at PARKER & LEE'H. } Aug. 17, 1871,17?tf STATIONARY GOODS! At Reduced Prices. Fool's Cap Paper, ' Legal " Letter, " (three sizes,). Ladies' Note " 41 . French " Commercial " * ' Pens, Penstaffs and Pencils, Envelops, , Open End and French Official. 5 Business, White and Colored. PARKER 4 LEE. August 17,1871,17?it FINANCE. iTiTin liT/inn mmm. fntendant and Wardens of the Tovrn at from, and aflcr tho date of this Orduce, and store, or keep in any house, o Miosphato, or other noisome Fertilizer f two hundred and fifty yards of tbs yards of auy inhabited dwelling bouse vu of Abbcvillo, lio authorit}' aforesaid, that all Guano, or, or substance which is now deposited, ty yards of tbe said Public Square, and Square, which is within ono hundred ouso within tho corporate limits of the boyond the. limits heroin proscribed, on icxt. ? ---it :a .1 jI..i uu aumunt) iiiuiubuiu, uiuc uuj pioun is ordinaueo, 01* either of them, sha-ll b oh day, or fraction of a day, that such fertilizer, or substaneo, shall be stored 1 horcin defined and prohibited. >bevillc, ii> the County of Abbovillo.an r of August, eightoen hundrod and Sev ?. C. DuPRE, Intendant. BARGAINS I ;ner store." complete, and ready for inspection. Conic >uy a great-deal for n little; I inn commy motto shall be, "(Juiek salts and short ers and all, the advantage of the recenl er Store, (White's old stand,) if you dt ving articles, viz. j LINE OF flESTIC DRY GOODS, ind Misses Shoes,% awn unvo1 tr?rro OA11/ ilV AW iiUiMl Ice Selection of GROCERIES, SERIES, . &C. ATED SELF-RAISING BREAD PBEr i>Uh shown at all times with pleasure, ant prices aud quality. T. MUDUWAJUU. mm 9S L'.. L WILEY A._ SMITH!] TOBEBPoS DiSIEL, COTTON FACTOR, Agent Cotton Pood Guano, ' S Warreii Block, oppoalte Globe Hotel, AUGUSTA. GA. , ALL business entrusted to fclni will ~ have strict personal attention. J Orders for Hugging, Ties or Rope .and ' Family Supplies promptly Ailed. .Coin- missions, lj per cent. -t 0 References: Judge John P. King, . Pres't Georgia Railrord. Win. E. Jackson, Pres't Nat'al Blk of Augusta and Augusta Factory. J. T. Garduer, Esq., Pres't Dickson Fertilizer Comp'y. ? F. Butwell, Esq., ex-Muyor City of Au? gusta. Col. L. M. Hill, Bireotor Ga. R. It.. Wilkes County. Sept 7,1871,20?3m BAGGING 8 LIGHT AUTO HEAVY. .'UIIffM, . Bailing Twine, at WARDIAWI WARDS. Sept. 7, 1871, 20?tf g A UWI _ FOR SALE, AT WARDLAW & EDWARDS. P Sept. 7, 1871, 20-tf - DUE WEST FEMALE COLLEGE, < h Thirteenth year win open p Out. 2 and close middle next j, July. Post prosperity most encouraging, Faculty lull aud complete?8 teachers. Location pleasaut and healthy. Course of iuetruction thorough. Government,; that of a well ordered family. Expenses for the year (two Sessions. 40 week*,) for board (including fuel and washing) and Tuition in all literary studies including Latin $184.50. ' . French, Music, Drawing, Fainting, Ac., at very reasonable rates. For Catalogue, address the President t t unirirrcu Due West, ? Abbeville Co., & C. ? August 7, 1871, 20-tt. ? Wholesale and Jobbing Goods, e A Specialty with Us for the Season. ^ : M IN viow of tho yellow fover being in Charleston, preventing a largo number of buyers from .visiting that p city for their fall Block, wo have this day telegraphed our partner in'New York to buy very largely of such Goods as are usually jobbed in Charleston?as Dry Goods, Boots and $ Shoes, Hats and Caps, Millinery and ^ Straw] Goods. Our third floor will [{ be devoted to wholeseleing eutircly, r? and we shall offev Goods at fair prices, and Jin largor quantities than ever seen in this place bofore, and on time to approved names. Merchants will plenso remember that none of these lines are new to us. Wo have, with ~ short intermission dealt largely in all . these Goods for year^ Tho lady.readers will- remember that at this house a dress can be bougat from tho finest, first class Dress Goods stock in the South, cut and made to fit, and guarantee it, or m cut and made by measuro sent by j mail. The lowest 6tyle French Bon- 5, net or Hat can bo had here. The best and prettiest Shoes here. In p( fact, we claim for our house that it is jE ' t*bo place" of the South to get the bostat the least price. R. C. SHIVER & CO. Sept 7,1871, 20?It FURNITURE. q MAHOGANY, Walnut and Painted " Bureaus, just. received, at low prices. J. D. CHALMERS & CO. T iSept. 7, 1871, 20?tf COTTAGE WALNUT v AND Painted Bedsteads, at the lowest prices, at J. 1). CHALMERS & CO. [.Sept. 7, 1871, 20?tf SALOON TABLES, J TEA-POY Tables, Cot I ago Wash- ? stands, Towel End Wash-Stand, n ui J. D. CHALMERS & CO. ? Kept. 7,1871, -0?tf oi . ? GILT MOULDINGS, WALNUT Mouldings, Rustic Mouldings, Oval .Frames for Pictures of all 'sizes, at J. D. C'HAL'MERS & CO. [Sept. 7, 3871, 20?tf ~ SINGER'S NEW FAMILY SEWING MACHINE TRIUMPHANT. SOLD IN . 1870, 41,025 more than any other Manufacture. It will Hem, Fell, Tuck, t Braid, Bind, tjfailt, Cfather and Sow tjthem on in the most perfect mauncr. ? It will sew the thinest (.Jauze in the best manner, also the very heaviest goods, for sale at J. 1). CHALMICKS & CO. Sept. 7,187[. ' . FLOUR! ( From Eicelsior Mills, Nashville,. MOUNTAIN DEW, XXXX J CREAM OF THE CITY, XXX HARVEST QUEEN, XX i Just received, at WARPLAW & EDWARDS. " Sept, 7, 1871, 20-tf J ' BAY RUM, ; A.t, !Parke'r Lee's j6 July T, 1871 11-ttf Flour: ! . Flour !11 Quaxlea, fcrrin &"co. u Ancm?t HMri 1Q_*/ If ^ filIT, j| A Small Lot of || BACON, | IDES AND SHOULDERS 1 ^ j . - k For Bala! 0 Quarles, Perrin & Co. f August 28, 1871, 19?tf 0 mm AND TIES ! " V, AT LOW FRIGES, " . n For Bale bjr & tuarles, Perrin & Co. a August 28, 1871, 19?tf a VALUABLE . t U tarmaceifal Preparations. ? . q . w rTTE CALL the attention* of the ^ \y Physicians to the variety we1 jave on hand, with Sugar Coated ~ 'ills) &c. * Hixii-, Plios. Iron, Quinine and Strychuica, s " Gentian Fcrrated,' F? " Valerianate of Ammonia, (God- ^ dard's Formula?) . ' V " of the Pyrophosphate "of Iron. Ferrated Elixir of Cinchona, S( " *Pesin, Bismuth and Strychnia. Compound Syrnp of Hypo pjioepimeHr u Calisaya, Bark and Bjsmuth. V u .t .11 iron gnj Strychnia. errated Wine of Wijd Cherry Bark. astelessCod Liver OiL leef, Iron and Wine, llixir of Ergot, iido of Pepsin, ^ llixir, Bcsrautb, " Buchu. . romatic Elixir of Rboubarb and I Lagncsia. . 1 also'. ills Iron and Strycnnia (So. Coa ted, 14 Aloes and Assafcetida " " Compd Cathartic * '* Cook's u j " Std. Quinine Valerianate of Iron u Lmerican Pulverized Pepsin, odoforra, * 'roches of Pepsin and Pancreatin. . U. PARKER ALEE, August 28,1871, 19-?2w * BBEYILLE MALE SCHOOL, I ABBEVILLE C. II., S. C. - "I August 22d, 1871. / j rllE Exerciscs of this School will ho resumed on Monday, Scptomar 4, 1871. Terms as heretofore published or information apply at bis residence ' ' i Abbeville, to J EDWARD L, PARKER, Principal. Aug. 31, 1871, 19?3t . 2 ontl Carolm-AMle Cuity. j n the Common Fleas. >rm. D. Mare, Administrator of Robt. (j Mars, jdec'd, against J. CYFar&r, " and others. Order for Injunction, do. ^ PURSUANT to order of Court In tJiis case, the creditors of the Esite of Robt. Mars, dee'd, are hereby otifled to present and prove their demnds against said Estate before me' at ly olTlee onor before the Fifteenth day f*November next, or be barred. matthew Mcdonald, . C. C. P.. Clerk's Office,'A. C. \ 15th August, 1871. / iisss!.' 1? ^gPSlTEB WHEEL, Mill Gearin&Sbaftin&tl'iiHeys s iiLeiHQ roaA ciaoimn Ss XJTTACB BED STEADS,' A NEW LOT j nst received of new and pretty ( Patterns, at low prices. J. D. Chalmers & Co. > IfiTt 8 ?tf ' J RUSTIC CURTAINS. A NEW ' Lot of RUSTIC CURf\. TAINS, just reeoived, large J izcp. They are the most Economical, ' )urable, Beautiful and Simple of Con-: truction. J. 1). CHALMEUS & CO. June 30,. 1871, 10?tf * f ' * ? * ^ * ?';. *>? . j- . *.. I jjpfe* " r^immrn'MM JL FA&kLlUN will enter vfc P?a. the 5th year of its eJr&-: mcjp *on 1st Oetober. ' We J^?* lank those who have stood W4. -W1^ &. during the past four i that interval we have striven . ard by honorable means, to ctend our business operations* ie have worked hard for pui> i* nafpnttoffp Wfi have &tllr W lywv* *' - , - Ifc / ^ " Lea the Wants of the publi<r id the interests of our custo- .<,- * Lers, and we are deteriijiiied ^ > sustain our wputatjot- iwr eeping the best selected Stock ? j?y goo<?W ie up-country, and for having ; hress Making done in the best f O^trl/%. ? x- . ? . lip - ^ I ocjfic. VUUUUIllg VlXIJSKf* "? ** ' trictly to Dry Goods and Milneiy, isn't it reasonable to & ect us to show a better dd&e* * on of such Goods than .any i ouse keeping a general stock ? itfcendirig closely to our own usiness, we hope to merit from lie people of Abbeville, "and djoining Districts, a eontinu- . ^ nce^of the 'liberal patronage?.' ^ _ AafmvArl nr\An no iirfKo rtwrf. ' VOW1VVU Mj^vu , UW Our "business is done strictly pon the "cash system"?conseuentlv we are enabled to aiMNwfc * -*"i -tfr.' -'w?:?iJggTays give v good vurafmR**^r Vith a beautiful .Stock of Dry roods and Millinery,*firfcfc class- - < lilliners and Dress M$ke#S,", ccoramodating salesman, aSi $$ al pawnmAn VA ftnnA 4/r ?M>. lrge business this Fall uiid'* Winter. Our fore? dunqgtjie fyasf sason shall be sufficient to wait pon all oar customers. Entire Stock to -be opea ftfe^ ' ^ reek in October.' Respectfully, JAS. W. FOWL]^ . frpt.T.lSTMnf '' '? Received to-day % . s ALL PRIKTS,^ ( Dd 1111111 ittflESPP, COATS COTTON, Hack Skirt Braid; &c. v'- -'h-mua !mpormm of Fashion. ' ' - .. . Sept. 7,1871,20?tf __ iUANOS WILL PAY With Bain. ' .. ' .> ; - -? & m il if Ttai Yuic FaiI;Gfi|.'^ ???- " 4 FtJLL snpply on hand', ana e*n \ be had on reiwonable # LIKEN & WALLER, . AGENTS) ..... ffiEENWOOD, S. HBP* Sept. 7, 1871, 20?' A >EO. P. HAGK1E, CHARLESTON, S. O. JSST This Is as large and eomplete a actory as.there is in the South, r We keep no. Northern work to fill juntry orders. . " .* #&*Send for Price lji8t."@g* Address, GEO. P. HACKER, * P. O. Box 370. Charleston, 8. O. Factory and Warerooms, King Ssreetr,. pposite Cannon Street, on line Cif City ' tail road. " T ' '> . August 7, 1871, 2C?12m,. I Kinsman & Howelly Factors and Commission . Merchants> Liberal Advances made on lohon and Nival Stores. Charleston, &CV Sept. 7, 1871, 20?4m Star 1% Colors, FOR FAMILY VS& SOMETHING SUPFRIOR. Parker & Lee. August 3? X8Hy tf