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lis Press aaa Baimsr. ~ White, Smith & White? Those well known merchants offer an unusually full and attractive Fall and Winto-! Btock. They invite a call from thei I friends, and feel confident of their abil ny iv give saiwuwiion in priev, mnd quality* They call especial attention to their varied assortment of ladies' dress goods, and their line selection of Jeans, and cassimeres?to their corscts, I their real laces, white trimmings, &c. In boots and shoes, as usual, they challenge competition, and announce a larger stock than is to be found in any store in the up-country. Here may be found the best -water-proof boots, and ladies' hand-sewed bootees. Give them a call. The goods are of the best and will be sold low. With these gontlomcn are Mfcssrs. Robert White and Charles Allen, who will T>e pleased to see their friends. Tiie Charlotte axd Augusta R air.no ad. ? The Chester Reporter nays: "It is doubtless known to our readers that an association of capitalists Tinvo hpAM fhr Mnmp tima onf?n>rpd in btiv * ?0*"0 / ing up the capital stock of this road. They have succeeded in securing stock enough to give them a controlling influence in its management, and at a recent meeting of the directors, Mr. W* T. Walters, of Baltimore, the representative of said ring, was elected a director. It is understood that there will soon be a complete change in the administration of the road, the new stockholders having it in their power to call a meeting and make a new election at any time. Chester certaiuly has no cause to bo opposed to the chauge. McDonald <fc Haddon-.?We commond to the atteution of our readers the advertisement of the new firm of McDonald & Iiaddon, who arc now offering their Fall and Winter stock, at low rates. Having purchased for cash, i they can offer inducements to their pa- i trons. Give them a call and you will find them very polite and afcommodat ing gentlemen, who will exhibit to you a varied stock of the best goods of the season?dry goods as well as groceriessomething to please the fancy of the ladies as well as suit the taste of the gentlemen. With them is Mr. Edwin Cater, who will be glad to recive a visit from his friends. Wardlaw A Edwards.?These gentlemen to a large stock of groceries and provisions, have added a varied selection of dry goods. In the first will be ( found the best of plantation supplies and family groceries; and in the last whatever may conduce to pleasure or | comfort. Their stock is select and varied, fresh and of the best quality.? They will be pleased to receive a visit from their friends, and feel assured of their ability to give satisfaction. With AW . ri Viionu mill ' LiJttLLl Ult' 11 UJ, V. t*uu Frank Johnson, who will be pleased to ! wait upon their friends. James G. Bailie & Brother.?We direct attention to the advertisement of these well-known merchants of Augusta, Ga., who offer to our people choice family groceries and plantation supplies. They aro gentlemen of established character and entirely reliable. Their stock is unusually large and select?fresh and of the best quality. We are acquainted with these gentlomeu aud take pleasure in commending them to the patronage of our frionds. Our Court.?Tho regular October ' Term of our court meets here on Mou- ] day next. Judge Orr presiding. His ^ Honor has intimated his intention to clear the Dockets at this Term of the court, and hence parties interested may prepare for business. ] til 1." ?W\AAHAA^A/t f l\nf f Ka DlrOllll it win yu icwiiwicu tuuw iuc \jiiuuu j Jurors serve for the whole year, and we | have been requested to say to all the i J urors who served at the last Term (some ' of whom were then drawn,) that they t will be expected to attend next woek. Opening Day.?Tuesday last was j opening day at the Emporium, aud in . spite of the lowering skies, there was a i bright array of visitors. The display was a brilliant one, comprising every- , thing tnat is most attractive in-the" departments of the milliner and mantuauiaker?beautiful hats, gay flowers, rare , jewels?apj>ealing alike to the task? and fancy. Those who have missed the treat must make amends by calling at an early day. The Emporium is always open. I 85BU Judge Orr at the recent term of the Court at Greenville, disregarded the Jatc decision, of the Supreme Court of the State sustaining negro debts, and supported the clause of the State Constitution which forbids the collection of euch debts. Messrs. w. ?\ Kusseii & uo. manufacturers of Doors, Sash, Blinds, moulding &c. Charleston S. C. have made arrangements by which their goods are shipped over the South Carolina Railroad for sixty-five cents on the hundred, t&is is a great saving to their patrons. The Montgomery Advertiser estimates that the present crop will not exceed 2,420,000 bales, and bearing to the crop of last year the proportion of eleven to twenty. The colored people of the Village intend giving a Ilot Sapper1 on Friday night next for the benefit of thoir Church. t&~ Peter Osborn, an old colored man, and known to many of our people as a faithful blacksmith, died on Tuesday last ? ^ ^ : We are indebted to Maj. John Alexander, of the Congaree Iron Works, Columbia, for late foreign pa pere. ?^ i) Bgk- Mr. J. W. Trowbridge will please' accept our thanks for late Richmond papers. Elections occur on Tuesday of the present week in the States of Ohio, Pennsylvania and OhiottgL. Read the Appeal in behalf of the Eouth Carolina Monuwont Association. . I I ... I.- I II 1 I I New Advertisements. Wo direct attention to thofollowin now advertisements: Emporium of Fashion?J "W Fowle General Assortment of Goods?Wart iw & Edwards. cornpieie diour run ?ou winit Goods?Miller & Robertson. Family Groceries?James G Bailie < Brother, Augusta, Ga. Fall and Winter Stock?McDonal &Iladdou. Attractive Stock of MerchandiseWhite, Smith & White. Sale of the Property of tho Bank c the State of South Carolina?Wm [ Gayer, Referee. ^Assignee's Sale of Homestead?R I Wardlaw. Black's Chemical Manure?J R Black Final Discharge of AdministrationJ C Wasmansky. Summons?R R Hemphill, Trial Jut tice. Boots & Shoes?Wardlaw & Ed ward f Late Arrivals?Wardlaw & Edwards Sewing Machine?J W Fowler. Summons?R R Hemphill, Trial Jus tice. Sale 400 Acres, Estate of Thos RileyH S Cason, Sheriff". "Our own Kid Glove"?J W Fowler Sale Real Estate George Chiles?II 1 Cason, Sheriff. Sale House and Lot, II. T. Lyon?IIJ Cason, Sheriff. rjf?iw?r/il MYmilinmlise?Barnwell & Co Livery and Sales Stables?C W Guflii & Co. Groceries, Provisions and LiquorsTrow bridge d: Co. Notice to Contractors?J F C DuPre. Tea Cakes and Soda Crackers?Lee 6, Parker. Kinloch Land for;Sale?Trowbridg< & Co. Singer Sewing Machine?J M Davis, Bgk, The South Caioliua Prcsbyte: met at Bethany church, In Laurens District, on Wednesday last. JRov. Dr Martin, Col. G. McD. Miller, Rev. R. A Fair, Mr. J. H. Ligon, Mr. D. J. Jordan, and others were present from this community. Col. Miller, one of tli< Elders and a delegate from this congre gation, made his report, from which 11 was ascertained that our Church is in a more prosperous conditiou, and had made larger collections of money for tin various church purposes, than any congregation iu the Presbytery. The connection of Rev. L. G. Glasgow with Willington congregation was dissolved, and Mr. Glasgow will seek another field of labor. The attendance -of brethren was not large. Presbytery adjourned to meet in the Presbyterian church at Abbeville Court House on the second Wednesday in April next SST" Our town is now full of beautiful goods, and we would advise our friends in the country to come forward it once and supply their wants as the stocks are now being pickcd [over. The ladies have thronged (he stores for the past week, and polite and accommodating clerks have been busy helpiug them to the most handsome goods ever brought to this market. It is pleasant to visit the stores now while goods of 3very description are piled everywhere n the greatest ]^rofusion, and dozens of customers are being waited upon by deighted clerks and appreciating merchants. Abbeville has always been loted for her high-toned and fair-doalng merchants, and never more so than it present. Our friends may come with .he assurance of finding the goods de iired at living prices, and of receiving i cordial reception from the mercantile fraternity at Abbeville. tgH Miller & Hobertson.?This wellknown and long established Arm Invite i visit from their old friends and patrons. They are prepared to offer even more than their usual inducements. Their stock was never larger, nor more select, and they feel confident of their ibility to please. Give them a call and you will- find something to suit both in price and quality?something useful ami something ornamental?a varied ^assortinent of dress goods to please tho taste and fancy of the ladies, and a little ol everything to supply the wants of tht gentlemen. To their Department of Millinery, wo call espccial attentiou. The selections have been made with great care and cannot fail to please. Mrs. Lytbgoi presides over this Debarment, and will be pleased to wait upon her friends. With Messrs. Miller & Ilobertson, art Messrs. Templeton and Giles, who wil be glad to receive a visit from their friends Emtorium of Fashion.?In anothei column will be found the attractive ad vertisemcnt of Mr. J. W. Fowler, tin enterprising proprietor of tho Empo riutn of Fashion. Ho has for severa years made ladies dress goods, and mil linery a specialty and is prepared t< offer inducements in these departments Read the varied and attractive list, am you will be tempted to judge for your selves by making a personal inspection Visit the Emporium and perhaps, lik the Queen or Sheba you will say, tha the half has not been told. He has large stock, and the beet talent employ ed in every department?Mrs. Cain an Miss Twe'eddale, of Baltimore, Sin Wier, Miss Cater, Miss Small, and 111 Misses Taggart, and others. Give Iher a coll. Trowbridge & Co. offer at their wcl known stand an unusually large selecte stock of groceries, provisions and liquor &c. which they will sell as low as tli lowest. Read their advertisements an see how attractive a list they set fortl and then give them a call?Messrs. Pej rin,Quar!es and Hughes,(will take pleai ure in showing their friends throug the establishment. Messrs T. & Co. also offer for sale vroinnhip tmet of land near the Savanna river oil reasouuble terms. Barnwell & Co.?These gentleme are now exhibiting to their friends the Fall and Winter stock, which is ver large and varied. It comprises tho bei of dry goods and groceries, and will i sold low. Give them a call and jud? for yourselves. We feel confident tin they can please in style, quality an price. South Carolina Monument Associati g Columbia, Sept. 1S71 The Iiazaar which was to have be held in May was postponed, and r* take place during tho Fair week, fr< the 5th to the 10th of November. Through the kindness of Gen. Hagoc !r> President of the Agricultural Assoc tion, we will be allowed space in't k Fairgrounds. A table will bo provid for fancy articles, but provisions for t ^ Restaurant will be most acceptab Money will be needed to defray certf - and unavoidable expenses, and the D trict Managers are requested to soli contributions of money. ^ Please address all boxes, 8. C. Mor ment Association, care of Mrs. J. Darby, or Miss J.-D. Martin. We beg to call the attention of t Ladies of the District to' the above c cular. We trust in so good a cause, t guarding and perpetuating the memo of those we lovo and honor, none will i !* fuse to help. A small contribution frc " each one will be all that Is needed. II impossible to address eacli one indlvitl ally, but the ladies of Abbeville ba toooften shown their skill and'ability, need further directions, for their lxca surely will be in this cause. * MIIS. C. T. HASKELL. District Director, ^ I ^ Livery Stables.?Wo direct atte tiou to the advertisement of Messrs. * W. Gullin & Co. who have opened 1 Livery Stable here, where they t)fl every facility to the traveler. It su pliey a pressing need of our town, ai appeals to public patronage. We learn that a difficulty c > currod on tho cars last Saturday t tween Prof. Davis, teacher of tl Baud at this place, and T. M. Williai ston, School Commissionor in whii r the School Commissionor camo o * sccond_bo8t. 80 . We direct attention to tho a vcrtisemcnt for sealed proposals, to M > cadctnizo Washington Street, and J construct a side-walk from the Marshi House to the Depot. We are glad to s t the Council directing their attention i this much needed work, and trust th I tne contract may bo awardod to one wl ' will faithfully exeouto it. This will I money well spout iu a permanent In - provemeiitof the town, i :? ?? i Health or Queen Victoria.! There ueem now to bo grave appr hen6iona in England over the health < Lho Queen, and thoso seem to hai been increased by tho reported r mark of Disraoli that she U "morall and physically incapablo of reignic . much longer," and that her excasaii devotion to her duties has broken h< down. This appears to havo given coi firmation to the apprehensions ( insanity, which has been heroditar in her family. A correspondent < tho Now York World writes: "Thci is a whisper that tho miljtary nu , na?uvres now going on at Aldorsh( ' havo fiomo reference to possible ou breaks that may occur in tho ai uouncement of hor Majesty's doatJ .1 ? 4 1- Art y\4-' f Iwi Pli! n/lA I UL2U IUUL tliO |n vrocutc ui tuvi. > Wales with tho army was erpodioi for tho eamo reason. All these 6t< ries must be taken for what they ai worth; but they are now significar straws showing how the wind blow When tho Queen is more than usuall affected in her mind, they alwa) send for lady Churchill, und that lad is now at Balmoral." The fearsol' revolution havo grow in a great measure out of tho un worth character of the heir apparout. THE LARGEST NUMBER OP GRAB TO THE EAR. The following communication was a eompanicd by the ears of corn therei described. They exceed In number < grains any hitherto received by us: A BBEVIT.LK, October 10, 186"1. Editor AftbcvilLe PreMs arul JJannex : ' You have noticed the reception i ' several ears of coru, remarkable for the ! size and number of grains. I send yc three ears of corn having by actu: count the subjoined number of grains No. 1,1,310; No. 2,1,213;, No. 3, 1,18 Thin nnrn was irrnwn on Little ltiv low grounds, and is of the species cullt , Briar Top. I wculd observe that tl , number of grains on the ear is not an ii 1 fallible evidence of the nuperiority < ibe corn, as, in the present cane, the e; ; marked No. 3, containing 1,180 graii I outweighs the other?weighing oi pound and a ijuurter. 1 am, very respectfully, yours, CHARLES T. HASKELL. ^ ? r Bachelor's Retreat Academy. The following notice of a school o . exhibition, which we extract fro 1 tho Keowce Courier makes complime - tary mention of two of our Abbevil 3 men?W. K. Blake Esq., the orator lj tho day, and the 'Principal of ti ; Academy, Mr. J. B. Boll, a sou of 3d A. T. Bell of Greenwood. q Editor* of the Courier: We are ,t much pleased Mr. Bell's exhibition, a lietrcat that we think tho friendu education should know of it? succei (j We regret very much that you we i not present, to witness its success, a 'e enjoy the festivities of the day. T (1 training of the young men and bo reflected great credit on their luslri tor. Such was thoir order, and < portment, that the whole assemt [. caught their spirit, and scarcely a d d turbance was known. The exorcif 3 were opened with prayer by the K< q Wm. McWhorter. Then came t d speeches of the little boys, follow j by those of the young inon. Tb .1 pronunciation was good, enunciati nlnni" mnnnnr naw i\m] jj f'ul, all of which exnibited super: drilling on the part of their teach Among those who received, aud me a ted tho applause of the audience w< Masters Xj., Eddie and Pason Verm with Messrs. Copdand and Balleng After tho cxercisea of the Acadei wero disposed of, the audience v 11 entertained by an able address, fr< ir Mr. W. K. Bluke, of Greenwood. '1' y matter of tho address sboWed a p r.f 1! A - P il.^ l.i. .1 st lummy ui uiuugub unu rcseaL >e which is only characteristic of wi trained and scholarly minds. Fn it tho convictions of a knowludgo of < [d ty in the activo labors of Jilo, ho oulcatod those prineiploG of duty t?h: on. necessitate action on the part of tho individual, and tho necessities of action . by every honest, thoughtful man in sen theso days of Radical infidclism. lie ill was tho right man in tho right place. >m After tho address Mr. Bell inado known to hiB patrons a call, which ho )d nad as principal of Gainsvillo Female ia Seminary Ala., and gave them a he chanco to compcto with that call, for [e(j bin services. Wo wore very sorry, that they failed to rotain hiin, for I such teachers arc rarely found. With tho accomplishments of a christian ^ and scholarly gcntlomcn ho posscscd '. both tho qualitios -of a first-class instructor, and disciplinarian, and alsowill and energy to apply thorn to the proper channel. Though his patrons T* failed to secure his services, for another year, they wish him tho brightest success in his now field of labor *,e and their good will ovor attends him. ir- ONE OF THE AUDIENCE, be r-v ITEMS. re >m , __ .. An attempt is being maclo In Ken' tucky to combine the Conservative lle u" publican party with the Democratic. AC The annual .convention of the State Colored Labor Union is to be held in rffi Tn.v "W V fin Wuilnpuilav I * I "" . I ? 11. Tho Democratic Stato Convention of Illinois nominated on the 4th instant S. 8. Hayes as Congressman at Large. sn- Commodore Manry, it is stated, has ^ resigned the presidency of the Alabama University, which he recently accept* a ed. Eer The Cuban rebellion seems to still go P" on, notwithstanding the monthly anud nouncemeuts of its suppression. It Is confined to remote mountain districts, however. )C_ ITenr}' Ward Becchcr is of opinion that tho city government of New York >c- "will be known as long as Sodom and he Gomorrah are known, and largely for the same reasons." 11- i <i A defaulting bank cashier in Maine says that speculation had nothing to do ut with his deficit. lie could not live on his salary of $400 a year when he took the ofiieo. The New York railway depot of the d- New. York Central Railway, said to be a- the largest railway,station in the world, to was opened for business on Tuesday. It is as Forty-second street and Fourth avenue, New York. ee to Dr. W. H. Tutt has resigned the Presidency of tho Cotton States Agricultural at and Mechanical Society, of Angusta, ao Ga. P. J. Berkmans, E?q.f has been uo unanimously elected President. a- William Carlisle, a highly esteemed citizen of Spartauburg county, died at Limestone Springs on tlie 26th ulL _ Mr. Charles G, Conner, operator of the Southern and Atlautio Telegraph e* Company, and Mr. Georgo C. Goodrich, of of Charleston are dead.' re The Edgefield Adi>erti?er wya the citizens of Hibler Township asnembled at Hhatterfield on the 23d ult, and declar\y ed by a vote of forty-seven majority against furtiier taxation for free sohool ? purpose*. , 70 The Journal says: "It has come wither in our knowledge of late, that frequently ly the merchants are unable to buy cotton, owiug to their inability to get money from the Citizens' Savings Bank, y because there was not a sutflcieucy of - funds on hand to moot current expendijf -turcs. 0 Tho Anderson Intcttif/cnoer says: i- Wo ore Informed that the location of the Air Line Railroad, from Greenville t to the Ttigalo fttver, has been definitely settled, and that the crossing of tho tl" river is at Jarrett's Bridge. This would l?, seem to indicate that Walhalla will be )1' placcd upon the route. ^ The Keowee Courier says: A flro oc> curred in our town on the night of the c &Jth ultimo. The plank kiln of Mr. 1 ^ John Kaufman, containing about seven thousand' feet of lumber was entirely s* consumed. Tbe loss in estimated at one y hundred and fifty dollars. This is tho '? third kiln, which Mr. Kaufman has lost y by fire in the last twelve months. Judge David Davis, of tho Supremo n Court, is looming up as a Democratic candidate for the Presidency. Ken j cucKy jjeinocraw i*iu sum iu luvur iuuj. Judge Davis was first mentioned hy the Day, of Philadelphia. He was appointed by Lincoln, and hails from Illinois. fS The Casey-Packard wing of ofilceholding Republicans in Louisiana have demanded of the National Radical Executive Committee complete recognition c* of their committoe as tue only ronrescnn tative of the Republican party in that of State. fJA large magnet, said to bo the largest in the world, was recently manufactured at Ansonia, Connecticut. In experi0f meats made with it, the maguctlsm was |r found to be so powerful as to ruiu the id movements of the watches carried by iil people who were near it. i: : 0. 1 1,1 11 11 Sa ; Markets. : : , I)- ' ' . Abbeville, October 12. ? Cotton i;3r iGi?i7f. i0 Nrcw York, October 8?Receipts of cotlon at all ports for the week 40.044 bales, against 3-1.073 last week, 20.600 previous week, arid 12.501 threo weoks since. Total receipts since September 122,598, ||again8t 102.280 for the correa]>onding period of the previous year. x" Decrease 09.070. Exports from all ports m for the week 13.198, against 10,883 fyr n- tlie same week last year. Total exports |je for the expired portion of the cotton 0?> year 50,024, against 45,4S8 for tho samo . time, last year. Stock at interior uw towns 22,309, against 25,759 last year; Btock iu Liverpool 409,000, agalust538,000 last year. American cotton afloat bo for Great lJri&iu 30.000, against 23,000 at last year; Iudian cotton afloat for Euof rope 510,017, agaiust 3s9,4S3 last year. SB. The South bas; been visited, during the re week, by a severe storm, which passed nd up the Atlantic coast and extended all he through, with severity, into portions of the interior. This lias interfered, to iC" gome extent, with picking, arid has also checked the movement of cotton from *|y the plantations to JSouthern sea-ports. 1B" This storm has probably done conalder^ able damage, although nothing deflnlto ^v' is yet known iu regard to the extant of a IL ?. Liverpool, October 9 ? F.Tenlng eir Cotton easier?uplands 8|; Orleans 10. ou Nkw York, October 9. ? Noon.? ?e~ Bales of futures, Saturday evening, l0r G,700 hales, as follows: October 19?, 19 7 Qr.[ 16, 19j; November 19 7-16, '.19$, 19|, ^ 16 5 16 ; December 19 7 lfl, 19$, 19J ; Jt?n er8 uary is/+, r.'i; reuruary Mareli 30, C1. '201 ; April 20J. Btocks very excited ami panicky, and fell 1@2 per cent, since :ug morning, caused by tho fire at Chicago. -)ni The Chicago firo unsettles tho markets, 'he Flour a shade firmer. "Wheat held i*o- higher. Com firmer. Pork firm, at eh, H.C2?13.75. Cotton Steady, at a deLill cliuc?uplands 191 Orleans 20}. Dm 7 P. M.?Cotton quiet; sales 2,f)36 Ju- bales, uplands 1UJ; Orleans 20|}. Flour in- ft shade firmer?common to fair extra icl.; 7.2000.00 ; jjood to choloo 0.0500.20. tfh i1 wa*rn--aa?j-miyjOii . . --(..V. ? <? w t Wheat 3@5c. better,chiefly Speculative ?winter red Western 1".00?1G4. Corn 1@2. better, chiefly speculative, at 78$. Pork firmer, at 13.75. . Charleston, October 0.' ?Cottonquiet?low middling 18J@18$; receipts 1,723 bales ; sales 300; stock 8,945. Augusta, October 9.?Cotton dullmiddling 17J; receipts, 700 bales; sales . 600. COIN" ^GNEES^ Tho following named persons have . freight in the Dopot: Thos Eaken, It J Clinkacales, L h GufBn. G E Heard, J A Hamelton, J M * Latimer, William Robertson, D M. Rodgers, J J Shanks, A Simonds, J. R S Co, W & Co M Winestock, W C Wardlaw, D J Wardlaw. No goods "delivered until freight ia paid. * ' J. W. MARSHALL, Agont, The following persons have packages in the Express Office. . J M Davis, E F Parker, F M Mitchell, J 8 Perrin, A R Jackson, Baker & . 1 Cliukscales, W H Parker, A H "Ward- i flaw, T B Mllford, F E Smith, W D J Smith, W T Carter, R C Ligon, M G Thornton, J B Baston, G W Miller. C. V. HAMMOND, Agent. SHERIFF'S SALE. State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE. In the Common Picas Betting in Equity. Willis G. Harris, Ex'r, against Goo. A. Addison. M. C. Tac?i?art. and OtLcjT8. Bills for Account, Sales of Land, Marshal Assets, <tc. BY virtno of tho Ordor of Court mrdo in .this case, I will boII at < public outcry, at Abbeville Court Konso, on the FIRST MONDAY in NOVEMBER next, within the logal hours, all that tract or plantation of land of which Elizabeth Harris diod, soized and possessed, to wit: ( THE HOME TRACT, 1 Containing 1,140 Acres, more or less, which was assigned to 1 Willis G. Harris, in the division be- c tween lam and William Harris, situato c lying aud being in the County and i State aforosaid to be more particularly doBcribod on day of sals. ' , J Terms Cash, purchaser to pay for ? stamps and papers. i H. a OASON, Sheriff Abbeville County, r ] Sheriff's Office, 1 IJ r\ni a i?i 1 * I "*"> "t ?.? J RED OATS! j FOR SALE. < Quarles, Perrm & Co. Oct. 3,1871, 24?tf " BA6SP AND TIES!: AT LOW PRICES, , F<jr Bale by 1 Quarles, Perrin & Go. August 28, 1871, 19?tf I? A T T. V~ JL XJL JU SLA M Gr O O Are Daily Arrmag td aUARLES, PE Octobor 3, 1871, 21?If Fresh Supply of G] BAGON, LARD, S FLOUR, BICE, MOW: QUARLES, PE Octobor 3, 1871, 24-tf U 1 * I I El i? MJH9 .PlL> -LUM- mMLMk HJ.ULPi? 1_. Li. LLLJ-1 G it 0 c A, Ti-FlTF^TrTT .1 I have constantly on 1j REFINED an<l RAW BUG ARB, COFFEE, FLOUR," BYRUP, M0LABBE8, RICE, SC BOAP, CANI)] HAP In fact everything generally kept In a FIB I BEG LEAVE to call attention CVTi <(Rft <J? 1 Jflk which may stand In n OLD HYE WHISKEY, KENTUCKY BOURBON, FRENCH BRAND this Markot, HOLLAND GU SHERRY, 1 PORT W WIN I r<TT A ?W IHfVT71 A VT^ T .JV jnravo, A-* jljj A JV/J All of which I will Boil low for cash. At my SALOON will bo found a fino OAIIS, &o., and I al?o keep on draught tl by J. C. SEEGERB, Columbia, ti. C. ( May 12, 1371, 3-tf I 14s ig| ? < ???? GERMAN BASKET COLOGNE, Kathairon, Cocaine, .. . . . Attar of Rosea, i Oil of Newii, ' Agrazine for removing greese. Btone Polish. .LEE & PARKER* Oct. 5,1871,25?-tf - - ( LOST 'KOTE. i ALL persons are hereby warned J against trading for a note given by T. A. "VVatspn to T. J. Hearst, for one hundred and forty dollars, dated about I the 1st of* May, 1870?interest at 12 per ' cent. Credited with $50, ! T. J. HEARST. 1 Oct. 2.1871, 24?tf PUMPKIN SEED OH. < Oil of Male Fern, Butter of Antimony, Carbolic Acid (Crystal,) Rutin's Troches, Arnica Plaster, . *. Jahnes Alterative. LEE & PARKER, rw K irm OJ tf Will W. AVI A* JU 4 Vft f Myteriaa Psalms ail Hps,? at Publishers prices. LEE & PARKER. Oct. 6, 1871, 154?tf 1 FIT State, of M Carolina; County of Abbeville. | John M. Raiford, vs. R. IL < W. Hodges, and others. Court of Common Pica*?In Equity. ' Bill for Specific Performance. PURSUANT to Order of Court in this case, I will sell at public >utcry, at Abbeville Court House, on 5ALE DAY in NOVEMBER next, he lands lately owned by R. H. W. dodges, in two tracts. ] 1. The Homestead Tract. >n Rooky River, on which C. D. Wat- ] fins now resides, containing ? 420 ACRES, norc or loss, and bounded by lands ! >f Charles Allen, Ban Allen, and oth- ( ira. l ^ ^ ^1* A (( Uf A M i it AiBU MAO n MMk| mrchased by T. J. Ellis, at Sheriff's < ales, adjoining the above tract} ly- i ug on Rocky Kiver, containing { 300 Acres, more or less, \ funded by lands of Charles Allon, j lira, Amanda Johnson, and others. 1 TERMS, one-third cash, the other ,wo-thirds credit of one and two f-cars, interest from date payable anauolly. Purchaser to give Bond and . Mortgage to secure tho purchase mon' Wtt. H. PARKER, # Special Referee, Abbcvillo, Oct. 4,1871, 3t LIBERAL ADVANCES | Made to shippers of cot- ? TON through us to Charleston, \ Baltimore and Now York. i m Quarles, Perrin & Co. j Oct 3, 1871, 24?tf ' ' WINTER | 'DSS >, i Suit Oar Customers. ERIN & CO. 1 . j roceries Received! j UGAK, COFFEE, i M AND SYRUP i mm & co. I ? MM ? III. . j 11 ^ RETAIL um o. x-?. mid a fine STOCK, of j * 1 >DA, SPICE, " 1 :,ES, STARCH, find i ZING POWDERS-, also, . ' WESTERN BACON irad ] CHOICE COUNTRY HAMS, ' ;ST CIASS GROCERY STORE. ( 11 to my SUPERIOR HTOCK of m tini cod of as modlclnca Y, warranted aa puro as over brought to I r, RUM, MADEIRA and JNES, ALSO, MALAGA 3S, gcnc.ially used for Sacramental pur VDON PORTER AND ALE. selection of WINES, LIQUORS, CI io purest LAGEll BEEIt, munuiuctureu JOHH KHOX. HOCKING . Beam Press. THE subscriber is now prepared to Boll individual and County Rights to build the abovo Press,. Baid Press can bo put up Dy any ordinary carpenter and will not cost exceeding 550. In individual Eights, with specifications for getting out material.$10. The following gontlemen have seen them in operation, to whom' I refer. 1. A. Daniel, S. S. Baker, Dr. W. M. VI. Taggart, Jack Griffin, G.-W. Danel, S. A. Walker and John Cowan.. E. WHITFIELD SOUTH. Hr. j.F. C. DuPRE, is my authorzed agent, at Abbeville C. H. E. W. S. "7 . Sept 28,1871, 24?3t SHERIFF'S SALE. j BY virtuo of sandry writs of Fieri: Facias to mo directed, I will J iell on SALE DAY in NOVEMBER iext, at ABEVILLE C. H , within lie legal hours, tho following property, to wit: . > 400 Acres of Land, nore or less, situate in the County of Vbbovillo, in tho vicinity of Greenwood, on tho new . cut road; bounded i-.--.i- -t> r>_x *n i i t i jyianua ui i'cior nyKaru, jacoo JttyItard and lands known as Mrs. Mary Boozer, levied upon^aa the property )f*R 11. Mounce, ads. Robocca Stor wart and J. J. Cooper. Terms Cash, purchasor to pay for stamps and papers. , H. S. CASON, , ... '' .s,A. c. Sheriff's Office, ) Oct. 3,1871, -3t f . . State of South Carolina. ,ABBEVILLE COUNTY, , In Probate Court,?Citation. By L. L. GUFFIN, Esquire, Probate Judge. i\7 HERE A8, T. M. Jay and D. W.-Jay m . has made suit to me to grant them Letters of Administration, of the Estate md effects . of TYRA JAY deceased, late of Abbeville County. These are therefore to cite and admonsh all and singular, the kindred and Creditors :<?f the said TYRA JAY deceased, that they be and- appear, betore me, in'the Court of Probate, to be leld at Abbeville C. H.. on the 14th October next, after publication hereof, ti ll o'clock in the forenoon, .to shew sauee, if.any they have, why the said Ldnain inlstratlon.should not be granted. Given under my hand, this 29th day >f September In the year of bur Lord one houaand eleht hundred and sevehtv me, and In the ninety-sixth year of American Independence. Published on the 5th day of October .871, in tho Prcu and Banner. L. L. QUFFIN J. P. a.,c. Octobers, 1871, 24-2t State .of South Carolina, ABBEVILLE COUNTY. BY L. L. QUFFIN, Esq., Probate Judge. OTHEREA8, H. W. BOWIE, TT has made suit to me, .to grant lim Letters of Adminlstrationjof the Sslate and effects of Mary G. Sharpe, ieceosed, late of Abbeville: THESE ARE THEREFORE, to lite and admonish all and singular, the undred and creditors of thd- said tfary Q. Sharpe, dec'd, that they be and tppear before nie, in the Court of Prolate, to be held at Abbeville 0. H., on he 12th day of October; after lublication hereof, at 11 o'clock in the orenoon, to shew cause, if any they iave. why the said Administration ;houid not be grunted. Given under my hand, this 28th day ?f Beptembor, in the year of our Lord.one iiouKiinu eigne nunureu uuu aevemy?ue, unci in the ninety sixth year of American Independence* Published on tlio 5th day of October 871, ill tbo Brcsa and Banner. L. L. GUFFIK v. J. P. A. October 5,;1871, 24?2t ' ' c. State of South Carolina. KBIiEVILLE COUNTY. BY L. L. GUFFIN, Esq., Probate Judge. ETBTIIEREASl Mary Myles, has V V made suit to mo, to grant her jetiersof Administration of the Estate md efllcts of Junius Kennedy,, debased, late of Abbeville County. These are therefore to cite ana admonsh all and singular the kindred and Creditors of the said Junius'Kennedy, leceas2d, that they be and appear, before ne, in the Court of Probate, to be held it Abbeville, 0. II., on the 21st of Octojer next, after publication hereof, at 1 o'clock in the forenoon, to shew cause f any Uiey have, why the said Adnjinstration should not be granted. Given under my hand and seal, this Second day of October in the year of our L,ord one thousand eight hndred and eventy-ono and in the ninety-sixth rear of American Independence. Pulished on the 5th day of October .871 in tho Press and Banner. L. If. GUFFIN" tirnnr? nvimnATE. Octobor 5' 1871, 2^2L lercltant Tailoring. THE subscriber would respectfully inform his friends and patroua ;hat he has just returned from New Jfork, and is now opening a Stock of , 1 CI oths, "assimebs and trimmings, ivhich is unsurpassed in quality, and prices to suit tbe times. I have selected these goods myself, uid will guarantee them to be equal to my, if not the best, in the market. I have also a complete set of boys' patterns, from two years up, and applenlid system for cutting shins. Work done promptly, and on reasonable terms for cash. All work warrunteu I 8. A. BEAZEALE, merchant tailoe, Abbeville C. H., S. C. Sept. 28, 1871, 24?tf A Card. THE undersigned has opened his Office as Trial Justice in the Court House. All business entrusted to his bands will bo jiromptly attended to. St, Kapha n, Trial Justice a. c. 24,1871-^6, tf East India 11c.in Pints. L.EE & PARKER. Oct. 5, 1871, 21?tf ggjgggg,' g ; gea Sale of Valuable Land. . . , I WILL bo Bold by the !Executors on KALE DAY in NOVEMBER next, the real estate of JOHN McCLELLAN, Dec'd, in four Tracts to wit: THE HOMESTEAD, Containing 3511-2" Acres. This is one of' the most desirable settlements of land in the county. It is finely improved, dwelling largo and convenient, Stables, Cribs, "Shops and Gin-house all complete abd in good repair, most of them newly covered? there is an excellent well of water itt the yard, and two nice little streams running through the farm. There is a good body of bottom , land attached- to this place; there is an abundance of timber to keep up the farm, a considerable portion of the tillable land is fresh and the whole farm under good fence. 2d. THE HIX PLArR. Containing 202 Acres. There is on this place a comfortable dwelling, ;and all necessary out-buildings. There is a good fountain of water near the Houses and two small streams ; running through the farm, on theso streams there is-bottom land enough to make corn to supply the place; there is about one hundred acres in cultivation, all under a good fence; there is about 60 acres of original forest well timbered. This is a splendid little farm, scareely any waste land on it. . ' 3d. The Beaverdam Plage,;. This place contains 402I ACRES: -a large portion or this Tract Is In .tlie woods, about 100 acres in cultivation, I and under a good fence. Beaverdam creek ruus through it, and there la on it about fifty acres first class Bottom * Land well timbered. This is one of the beat cottoi?ferms in the County. 41 TEE HABBLABOR jUCE. This place contains" 420 ACRES, There is a settlement on it and- iurase room for two- families; there, is a good spring of water near the dwelling. Coleman's Branch, Beaverdam and Hard*, labor Creeks run through it, affording water in abundance, ana making it one of the best stock faiths in the. State* There is perhaps one hundred and fifty acres of Bottom land on this placo,; th# portion of it that is In cultivation' produces corn to great perfection, the -place is under a good fence, and timbei sufficient to keep it up for all time., ' These lands join and are bounded Capt. L. Reynolds, A. T. Watson, Div Bird, M. Thomas, Capt; W. E. Cotnfan; 1 Jas. Steifcr and P. ZL Bradley. ; - * ! _ .. ^ i .On the game day, and at the same Elace, will be sold a HOUSE and LOT, i the Town of ABBEVILLE, known as the ' r . r _ : DRUG STORE, ; now occupied by Mr. Clark, Jeweler, These lands will bo sold under *tho " will of the late John McCIellan,'. dee'd, and the titles taado perfect and indisputable. Terms 10 per cent., of the" purchase money must bo paid in cash, tho balance in twelve months, two approved securities. and a mortgage of the premises will be required to secure the payment of remainder. ' * Persons wishing to look at any Or all of these lands with a view to purchase are referred to P. H. Bradley^ John; T, McKellar, Jas. Mi Dertdy or Tlios. M. Bendy, any or all of whom will take pleasure in showing them. * * ^ f MAEY J.' BENDY, Ex'trix. ; P. H. BEADLEY, Executor. Sept.28,1871, 28?tt y, SF Carolina IMenlle-Coill' In the Common Fleas; Wm. D. Mars, Administrator of Robt Mars, jdee'd, agahist J. C. Farrar, and others. . ; - < Order for Injunction, &c. s ? * ' PURSUANT to order of Court hi this case, the creditors of the Est tate of Robt. Mars, dee'd, are hereby notified to present and prove their demands against said Estate before mo at my olilce onor before the Fifteenth day of November next, or be barred. matthew Mcdonald, C. C. P. Clerk's Offlco, A. C. ) 15th August, 1871. / FURNITURE. MAHOGANY, Walnut and rain ted . Bureaus, just received,' at low prices. J. D. CHALMERS & CO. Sept. 7, lfe-71, HO?tf HAIS CLOTH. AND all Wool Heps, for covering Sofas, Chairs, &c^ at J. I) CHALMERS & CO. [June 30rGILT MOULDINGS, WALNUT Mouldings, . Rustic Mouldings, Oval ^Frames for Pictures of all sizes, at J. D. CHALAfTCltS Ar. CAY ' fHent. 7. 1871. 20? tf SALOOJV TABLES, TEA-POY Tables, Cottage Washstands, Towel End Wash-Stand, at J. D. CIIALMERS & CO. Sept. 7,1871, 20?tf . Application for Renewal of Charter. THE Trufltcos of Erskine Coliego hereby givo notico. that application will bo made before thfc Legislature at its next session for a renewal of tho charter of said colloge. WM. HOOD, Secretary. Sept- 21,1871, 22?tf Tie State of Soitk Carolina, Abbeville County. To Mieliacl O'Burns, YOU are hereby summoned to appear before me at my ofllce, on the 10th day of November, 1871, to answer the complaint of Charles Cox, for an account of forty dollars and thirty conts, besides Interest. Witness my hand and seal, September 27,1871. ROBERT R. HEMPHILL, [l. B.] Trial Justice, Abbeville County. October 5, 1S71, 21?Ot