The Abbeville press and banner. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, January 24, 1872, Image 3
Election of Judges. i<
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According to the resolution adopt-'
a, 1 tv?? Ki'. i 1 Aii/ki*a I A cCAm lil \* t llrt T.itif.
k/'li > IIIV VJtiailU ilOOV IIVI). Uiv
jslature met in joint session promptly I
at 1 o'clock: yesterday, for the pur- t
pose of electing an Associate .1 ustice of.:
the (Supreme Court, and eight Circuit s
Judges, fur the several Judicial Dis-j
tricts.
There was a larger number of spec- r
Utors present than there has been for J
a long time past, e?'en including the)*
impcnchmcnt proceedings, and in some
instances the anxious faces of friends';
of some of the candidates told pretty
faithfully the degree of interest they | ^
felt in the ejection. Everything at :
the commencement, however, was conducted
in as quietly and as orderly a j
manner as could he expected from the:
presence ot so-large an assemblage,1J
both inside and ou'side the bar of the j
House. Immediately.the Senate was f
seatpd ju the front tier of scats, vaca- i
ted for the purpose by the members ji
Of the Jlou.se who occupy them on 1
other occasions, and the Joint Assem- j:
My \>'as called to order by Lieutenant
(iovernor A.Kansier, President oi l
me ^Cliaie. ."Nominations ui-ihj; iii I
order, the President.sq announced.j
and as each candidate was nominated,
remarks concerning his past course, j
what was expected of him in the fu-|
Jure, and. as to his peculiar fitness for
the position, were made by the inoin-^
bei\s making and seconding the nominations.
j
Mr. Johnson, of the Senate; nomina-jt
ted A. J Willard, Esq.; the present in- r
enmbent. for Associate Judge of thejo
Uprcme Court. j n
Mr. Jamison, of the House, nomi- s
nated iS. L. Jloge, Esq The whole jo
number of vot.?s east was 130, and of i
ibis number. Mr. Willard received 123,%
and was declared to be duly elected..p
Circuit Judges?Ft'ft Circuit.?Ml*. -\
Jamison nominated Robert F. Graham i
Esq, of Charleston, the present in- (
cumbent. There was no other nomir's
nation made. The whole number ol t
. votes cast was 127, of which number' |
the nominee received 134. thcro being J
lluee scat tori tig votes. I;
S'cowl Circuit For this circuit there '|
wire three candidate*, and quite a .1
ilvely debate followud the noinina- c
tions limited however, to five minutes, a
under the rule, to the members mak- F
iug the noniiualioti.s and seet.nding it. j
4'. 1>- llayne, of the House, nominated t
.1 II. Maher, of Barnwell. Mr I
IJoImes, of thn Mouse nomina'.eu u. i
B. Farmer, of CbJieton, the present r
iiicuiuhciit by . appointment. Mr. ^
Smalls. of the Senate, nominated Wil- !
J:nm I'. Coleoek. of Beaufort. The v
who!.; number of votes oast was loC, t
/?f which number Mr. Mnher received t
]07, Mr. Farmer 1J, and Mr. Coleoek .7
JG. 1 ' J . j"
Third Circuit.?MY. Snails, of the;
Senate, nominated Judjje John T.
<jreeii, iho .present incumbent, and
there was no other nomination, 'fluvote
was cast unanimously lor Judge G.
eo . j t
f'Htr'h Ctrcnil. ? For this circuit j
there were three i.ominalions. Mr
X'-ilh, oi ilio House, nominated JJ. W*. j "
K lw?t<i*>, Jisq , of l)arlin?;tou, and Mr.
<'rit'eiMfea, of the House, nominated
A. Me Ivor, of Chestertield, and Mr. .
. f |
* -Maxwell, of the Senate, nominated ^
< 'baric* P. Towuseiid, K>f|.. of . *,
The whole voir ast was Hi 1. of which |(
number Mr. Townsend received !'7. ,
31 r. Melver 22. end Mr. Kdwards 12
" - " - i -1 ? t? i \\* i '
ytjm ' x'nrrmi?JUUJJU I^iiuum ?t .
Mellon, of Itichland, the present inon
in bent, ^ts renominated l?y Mr. ^
!Nhh|i, of the Senate, was unanimously
elected: the whole vote b?*iu?? 123.I)
Applause was attempted, hut duly,
suppressed, as was the i stance in oncj.
or two oilier cases.
Sit1 It (,'trcmt ?There were two can- |l
. didates for I his. Mr. Clinton, of tiirr.
Senate, nominated T. J. Mackev, Esq., .
??f Charleston, and Mr. While, of the (|
House, nominated I.-aae I). Wither- |
>j>oon, E<q, of York. The whole
ntiiiiher of votes cast was 120, of which
number T. J. Mackev, Esq, received .
74. " ^ JJ
Srwn/L Circuit. ? Two candidates |
were alio nominated for this circuit,
viz: 1.1 tidge Montgomery Moses, the ,
present incumbent, who was noinina- ^
<ed hy Mr. Hurley, of the House, and
William E. Eario, Esq., of (ireenville,
ivho was nominated by Mr. Joseph
Crows, of tlie lipase. Tl?o whole
number of votes cast was 124, of which
number Jmljre Moses received OS I
Kujhih ('(trail.?There w:.s but one
choice in this circuit, rind that a unanimous
one. being on the nomination of ^
JJames L. Orr. of Anderson, tin* v
\
present incumbent, made by Mr. Ever- J
edge Cain of the House. The vote a
cast wjts 107, Judge Orr receiving the
entire vote. jv
The President then announced the u
election and the .Senate retired to its | u
chamber. I
Mr. Speaker Moses, then called the j
House to order, when a motion to ad- J
journ was carried, and the Honso adjourned
until twelve o,clock Friday. c
The Senate retired, wiscalled to order 1
likewise, and adjourned to the same
' hour.
The election throughout was char
actorixed by mmd? more qietness thai:
had been anticipated by many who I
had been informed of the different I
choiccs of members, and their strong J
preferences. Now and then there appeared
upon the surface in debate. I
while members were speaking upon i
their several nominations, arid qnalifi j
cations of the nom'nccs, a spirit par-;
taking of some bitterness, and vexa- '
tins points were raised, but under the 1
admirable control exercised over the,'
- - ->? . . t, .. ! I
pint assejnmy ny rresiuent isansier,
I prompt rnlnig of the chair, all in- '
aruionious conduct was quieted, and
vcrything wont smoothly on. The '
oxercj^c of discretion was demanded 1
uul excellently carriod out, and firm-;1
ncm in the ruling waaonoof the prin-j
i-jpal, if noi tho pyerentire of a prolonged
sossion over those clflttioris.?
Union. *
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The Columbia correspondent of the . ,
C'hnrlcston Courier Fay*.. Ii
li.ia fi'.incnirnil ivifliill lllff flllfit
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two day#, the States officials have taken
steps to carry out the proposed j,
nrranjjfincut with the bond-holders.
The proposition is to get the holders
of SU-ute bonds and stock to give up ji
their securities and receive in ex- *
change new bonds for half tho amount, j
on condition ihatdhc Legislature will i
pass 'an Act paging one-fifth of the .
icvcnue of the State for tho payment j
-of the interest, and promising not to!
increase tho debt. Mr. Wesley, an
officer of the Union Trust Company,;<
!>us been in tho city; and I learn has ^
left for Xcw York, for the purpose -o J
I ~
carrying into c rivet the proposed proect.
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And again {"Nemo" aaj*s! 'j
' Wesley's plan for the reduction of (
he State debt is to takeoff' onl}* p
went.v-flve per cent, of the old bonds,} 1
? -- ^ * t . 1. _ i ? l f
ma nny pur cent. oi uic uonus issucu ;inee
January, 18G8." i*1
Si'rremk Court? Thursday," Jann.' :i
try \sth.?Tlit' Court mot a( 10 A. M. s
Present?Chief Justice Mows ami Asso- i
iate Justices NYillnrd and Wright. ;1
The following decisions were rendered: i
A. F. Branch vs. S. 1). Caruthers. ji
Motion dismissed. Per curiam. '
Si his Johnson, plaintiff in error, vs. 1
r. H. Crooks, et. al., defendants in error, i
Motion granted and a new trial ordered. 1
Jpinion by Mows, C. J. i
The tlockct wa* closed and the follow-1 r
ng order was made: ;t
It is ordere?l that at the April term of |
his Court, commencing on the third li
I'ucsday ot April next, the causes on s
he several Circuits shall be called on the h
bllowing order, ami the time to be al- v
owed to the hearing of causes froin:?
well Circuit shall be to the day lixed for|e
he commencement of the next, except! -J
us to the Seventh Circuit, to which shall n
>e allowed three days . ii
Second Circuit, Tuesday, April lfi. ^
lMlillt \ u iru iif i nui.^un , a|MM tu. j
Fifth Circuit, Tuesday, April 2.'5. , f<
Third Circuit, Friday, April 2(1. e
First Circuit, Tuesday, April ttO. c
Sixth Circuit, Tuesday, May 7. j ii
Fourth Circuit, Monday, May 1'?. id
Seventh Circuit, Wednesday, May lo. h
At 1- M., the Court adjourned until' tl
tVediiesday, February 7th, 10 A. M. g
The Blue Ripc.e; ?At a mooting of n
lie directors of the Blue Ridge Rail- ti
oad Company, held yesterday at their, j1
ftice. tlie following changes in the 'J
rianagement of the road were eon- tj
umrtutcd. The resignation of Col- .*<
nel Cothran was accepted?he sta-;w
ing that, ho had onl}' taken the po- j1
itlon of President as a temporary ex- M
icdicnt? his business pursuits pre-*?
entiug his giving the necessary at- b
ontion^to the office. Messrs. Gary, tl
iulick, Butler and Palmer having re-'"
igned, their positions were filled In* J
lie election of Messrs. C. P Mellon,}*
'lios. Steers. George W. "Waterman, tl
aines M. Allen and S. F. Jacobs?the \\
fitter being also chosen Secretary and j{
freasurcrof the company. Col Johnijj
. Patterson was elected to fill the vn-. j
aiiey occasioned by the resignation
ifColoriel Cothrjyi. Tlios. ,T. Steers.,
'.sq , was elected Vice-President. It q
?; understood that this highly impor-ij,
:int work?the completion of the n
Slue Ridge Railroad?will bo pushed
orward rapidly, an tno ncccpsaiy or- ^
nngcments having boon completed.
iVc trust that our vasciUa<ing Lcgissiturc
will place no obstacles in the ^
vay of the company, but will give1
hem tlie necessary encouragement in a
iic completion of this important coniccliun
with the g.icat West.?Phccix.
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EdOEFJET.1) to Dp XARItf.*VED POWX !
>x Both Sii>es.=?Edgefield has lately
'iehh'd much of her territory on the .
!outh to the new County of Aiken,
ikI now there seems to be a proba ility
that she wiii have to give .up a 1
i go in <>k 011 the .Northern side to.
lie proposed new County of Xinct}*- *'
ix. . A petition for the establishment J
f ibis new County ? tp he formed
ro?i portions of Edgefield, Abbeville, K
It-wherry and Lauren*, with the s(
otirl J louse at Xinety-Six ? is now '
i-lore the Legislature As regards M
ie matter, Edgefield has no territory I)
> spare, and yet we fee! assured from \)
il \vc know and hear of tbi-< project, ]}
lint its success will make Edgefield, K
,hheville, J.aureus and Xewberry? ]t
ik-Ii one?a Democratic unit. The
cw County will contain at the out t
! ! <* / (ilitrn.l m* I'fniililii-nn m:i
>rity, ami will, in all probability, be
haven and refuge for itcpublican vo;ms.
who will migrate thitherward in
nmeiisu numbers, from all tour Connies,
leaving the said Count'es under ''
le control of .Democratic majorities,
lis promising to be the ease, we have
othing to urge against the formation B
P* o O
f the new County. Our Democratic L
iends in the new County, however, T
nist not nmlcrstand us as being in R
!io slightest degree pleased at any
isadvuntag-j which may accrue to m
Item from the new arrangement.?'
dyfield Ad em liner.
fieneral Frank P. Blair, Missouri,
as conic out very vigorously for the! =
assivo policy on the part of the! fl
)cmocracy.
The Raleigh Carolinian announces ^
reneral \V. .S. Hancock, of I'enrisyl- ^
ania, and C?over:ior CI rat z Brown, of *
Jissouri, as its choice for i'rosidedt v
ixl 1 !/ #? Pi'nciilnnl
The new Territory of Ojibway,
r 11?c* 11 it is proposed lo set oft' in the
lorthern part of Dakota, will contain
bout 74 U00 square miles, being near-;
v one-half the present area of
)akota.
In an election held at Greeley, Col..1
>n the 20tli, the people of thjft town
loniinated by ballot the man they
vished to receive the appointment of
)ostmaster. Ninety-eight women
mrticipatod in the election. j
Kx-Governor Ils.wley, and General
Peny (the latter the present inctim- *
>ent) are candidates for the United i ^
States Senatorsoip, to be filled by the
Legislature which will be chosen at
the Connecticut election* The con- /
Lest promises considerable excitement. , *
% t'
Several members of Congress have j
<cnt requests to the Treasury Department
for information?s'atirical and L
:>ther?on the subject of commerce on ?
the seas. It is proposed by them to j
irgo such legislation as will put I ,
American vessels under regulations *
...: 11 ...? i
? II ill Will till (iMXIIIUI^U IW Ulll
:ommcrcc as compared with foreign ^
vessels.
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I 0
Discharge of Gen. Jordan.?den.;]
Jordan, t!ic Cuban leader, was hon-j
)ralily discharged b}* Jiulj^e Benedict,; r
)f the United States Circuit, Court r
in New York, last week. He was in-1
Jieted by the Grand Jury for viola- s
ting the neutrality laws, but the wit- j
nesses gave false names and could not s
be found. A vol. pro*, was entered on
'innlicnt i/tli nt' Attnrnnv Dfl. ' _
' IT'" " J I
vis. Judge Benedict rccomrnended \
that the witnesses be indicted for per-:;
jury; and that tlio facts be sent to
Washington, with a view to ascertain {
if the Spanish authorities had any-'f
1.1.ing to do with the conspiracy
against (?en. Jordan.
0 ^
When the Hack caterpillars camp }
down on h Tennessee district, the 6
farmers turn in the turkeys, who!
hold a Diet of Worms. 'j
T\., ...... .... xr i mii.nnKPii i r If.ij - Tl.
l/i'.A I it Kfi' u i
LiKCK.?ilKNHV W.VtiKK HaM.KCK, i||]
*hose death occurred on Tuesday, at:
iouisville, Kentucky' was born inOnci-j
la County, Xww York, iu 1S1!<, and wa*?,
graduated at West 1'oiilt, ttith honors, in j .
?W?. He was made second Lieutenant J
>f Engineers on graduation, and ttSslst-'w
,nt professor at West Point the same Jg_
ear, promoted to lirst Lieutenant in (ltS-15,
and brevetted Captain for gallant t.r.
ind meritorious conduct in 1K47. He
erved with (Jenerals Mason and Kilky tjt.
n the Mexican war from 1S47 to 1N4!?, and; 4
leld the position of .Secretary of Ktate i
n their military governments; being!
,lso chief of start' to Commodore Km*-j
wick for a portion of the same period,
laving tukcu a prominent part in form-i
ng the Constitution of California in <
S4!>, notwithstanding his promotion to
"nptainey in the Engineers in hej
esigned his commission in the army! *1
he following year and entered in the Tr
raetiee of law at Kan Francisco. He ed
milt up a large and lucrative practice I slu
peedily, butabandoned it at once on the i
ireaking out of the war. He had pre-1
iously signalized his military ability by
everal worksof value, and was appoint-1
d Major-General in the regular army .1
lugust 111, 1S61, and assigned to com-j ?
land the department of the West, with ft
icadquarters at Kt. Louis. As Chief of J.j
tart'at Washington, he virtually eon- vi
rolled and commanded all of the armies'
>r some time. He was mn<ie command- "j
rof the Military Division of the Pacific, X
Dmmanding Columbia and California,
i) 1KWI. He has been afflicted with a
isorder of the liver for some time, and
is death is attributed to congestion of'j I
fie brain, lie was the senior of his tin
rade. , K"
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Dkmochatic AiwkXTehs.?All the ?>'
. cent votes In the House of "Represen- TIr'
dives at Washington reveal that at least 'J
veil ty-five J)emocratie members are1^11'
abitually absent. As the Republican a'(
wjority is not over thirty?and in these111111
isintegrating times there arc always a Prt
. ore of malcontents who do not Vote cor
"ith their party?it is plain to see that thi
' Democrat* were* in their seats, many!
ni>ortaut measures might be decided!.^
igbtly, Washington correspondents! ST
rite, that bad all the Democratic mein-!
ors be en present on Wednesday, whenj
a; case of (Jeneral Clark, the Texasj
lember, came up, he would not have 7'?
een admitted, for there were seven lie-; c
ublicans who would not subscribe to f
iovernor Davis' shameful outrage on; /J
le voters of tcxas. Our Congressmen j
ere elected to attend to business, and H
' they are away on their own a flail's at 11,1
ome, or in the metropolis, they deserve I'h
i be reminded sharply of their duty.?! ^
t'cio Yuri: Xcica, j (le(
am
MAXi:FA(Tl'rjxa kxtkilimtlsk iniai),
haui.kstox.?Charleston is fast becom- tbt
ig a manufacturing as well as a com- up
lercial city. The largest manufactory j
f doors, sashes, blinds, &cM in the! u.t.
outhern States in that of Mr P. P. art
- . it.
'oAi<R, on Horlbeek's "Wharf in that;101
ity, sales room* at No. 20 Hayne street.!
Ir. Toalk's advertisement appears In I a^(
nother column. if tin
I 'j
The-Emperor of Brazil lias hecn; ]
isiting the French docks at Cher- j I
OUT''. - | '
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Consignees.
The following named persons have,
viglit in the J>epoi: i. '
S l' Brown, H S Beckham, Bradley m
uy, J E Caldwell, Christian & Wilson, j
1) Chalmers & Co., Cowan & L, A J Cu
linkscalo$, Dorn'sMines, T A. Daniel*, V'
is t
might & Smith, S Placket, Sain Jejuni,
.J Km/., J Knox, Lee & Parker, A
Loniax, A 15 C Lindsay, Rev E 15
[iles, A roil Mitchell, .J A Mavs. Mc-? *
. toil
onald it iladdon, E Nelson, Norwood,
'uPre & Co, .J B <& \Y J Itodgers, * S 11 >
ussell, Trailer liequest, J F Town- 'j}'
nd, I) (i Wardlaw, E Westlicld, No.
mi, Westlicld & Dupre. ,|t.j
No troods delivered until freight is tor
niil. ~ i?n;
J. W.MARSHALL, I J"'1
Ago ni. ?
The following persons have package.- J
i the Express ortice.
W C Crosby, .1 IJ Leroy, Seal, Sign
oliortson, .1 A Wright, AY McNeill, C
Mosely, Burt & Vance, G Jt McCalla,
ec A: Wilson, C Wright, II (Jerard, C 1
\l
Latimer, B A Burton, C E Bruce, J S **.
ich. ; uu
Storage will be charged on all pack-'am
;es renmingin olllce over 10 days. i '
C. V. HAMMOND, i"1"
Agent. ,th'
I
Markets.
IEP0RTED BY NORWOOD, DUPRE & CC t
Anni:viLJ.i:, Jan. 24.
otton, IS to 11
pples, $2.()(i . |
utter, -** to iiue j g
aeon, 101 to 12> ?
'ofFee, 28 to ;?Uj
'orn, $1.<>0 to SI.10!
'hicUens, 25 to 30c each g
iggs, 25 to 30c per dozen ; k
'odder, $1.25 to SI.50per 100 lbs; 5
'lour 810 to 614 f)cr bbl | gj
!round Poju#, $2.00 to S2.25 per bushel g
leal, Si.25 to $1.80 per bushel; P
lolasscs, 50 to 75c per gallon , ,1
rails, 8 to 10 cents per lb
(ranges, 80c to $1.00 per dozen , \
'ens, 85 to $1.00 per bushel : ^
'yrup, 75c to $1.25 per gal .1
iugar, 12 to 20c per lb |
'en, $1.50 to $2.25 per 11) a
Yinsky, $1.CO to $1.25 per bot
Livkim'ooi., January 22. ? Cotton J
losed quiet" and steady^ uplands 10fi;; ?
>rleans 10; j sales 12,000 bales; specula- 1
ion and export 3,000; shipments of co'- f!
nn from Bombay since last report to 22d,' jt
3,000 bales. . I ?
Nkw Yokk, January 22.?Sales of fu-j K
tires to-day (5,400, as follows: January L
1}, 215; Fi-bruary 21;, 21 1:3-10, 21$, 21 g
U-10, 22; March 222, 22 7-1(5, 22}, 22 U-1C;' I
Vpril 22,:; May 22:{, 12j; J uno 2:5. ?
PllILAIJELl'IIIA, January 22.?Cotton |
juiet; middlings 22}. 7
Moiiili-:, January 21.?Cotton quiet j ?
mil weak ; middlings 2<)}; not receipts I
070: exports40: Quoenntown 2000; to'A
ircmen 520; sales oOD bales; stock G0,o0S. |
Ai'(;L'sta, January 22.?Cotton steady |
md in fair demand, middlings 20^; net
eceipts 0o0; sales 400 bales.
B.w/riMonK, January 22. ? Cotton
tcady ; middlings ol j ; net receipts ."s7;
;rosa 665; exports coastwise, 205; sales! V.
100 bales ; stock 3Q0O. | j
Charleston, January 22.? Cotton |"
piiet; middling 21; net receipts 1440;" '
>ales; exports to continent 2300; coast-* _
vise 2420; sales J00; stock .'14,4!if).
Savannah, January 22.?Cotton is in
air demand j holders firm; middling
>1(<? 21J; net receipts3082; exports coastvise
1789; sales 27011; stock 78,SS7NoRi-or.o,
Jauuary 22.?Cotton dull;
ow middlings 20020] ; -net receipts 2120;
>ales; px ports coastwise 2S25; sales 100; jy
itoek 4103.
Mempiiip, January 22?Cotton aetivr:
Middlings 21; reccipls bales.
lfM anfl Classical Scioo:
AT COKESBtJRY, S. 0,
Ui;V- 0. F. ItorS'l), A. ^1., Ri-'cTolt.
? IvOl'EN.S February 1, 1st j. Boar
nt 1() dolldrs per mfinth, cJidlnsiV
washing and lights. Tuition.modi
ite, varying aecoliiing t(? itdvanct
nt of pupils. Locality healthy, *
lightful Summer home for boys.
\ppiy for a circular to the Rector.
Fan. 17,1872, 39-2t
shoesT"
iVe are anxious to make the Sho
fule a .Sj)ecialty, and we are detcrniiu
(if we can avoid it) not to allow an;
jddy stock to come into our House.
190
Tan. 17,1S72, .10?tf
air iRiiia
'RXUMPHAJHT!
AVriiMrxtiTox, X. CM Aug.21,1871,
'or the largest ju'oducl ion of Cotton t<
acre, l,UUUlbs. C'aKomxa Feutiliz
'or the largest production of Whoa
' II- uv-T.
[1IC acre, lus. V.AUW|,|.^.1 i r.i>
A'/.Kll.
['lie above premiums are for crops prn
ceil with the use of Carolina Fertilize
me, or in combination with "plntitatioi
inures only, and the awarding of sail
Miliums is left discretionary with th
nuiittee of tiie Association unde
iy rules.
8ANDERS, OATES & CO..
Agents at Cl?arktt \
EVENS & CUlt ETON,
Lancaster, S. C.
M'AXHAWS, Lascmsti-U CO,, P. C.
I\ I\ Zimmerman, ticcretcir.
\l' the Fair of the Carol incut, Lh<ir
otl<\ y. ('.
I'he following is a correct .statement o
rton raised by .Stevens <fc Ctireton, 01
acres of stublde land, which was man
d with 4fti) lbs. Carolina Fertilizer
e following is the mode of cultivation
v^as thorough!*,- broken up li! inche
*p, and laid off' in rows feet wide
il the Fertilizer applied in the drill
>n bedded on it on the loth of May
il planted the same day, but owing I
i cool and dry weather, did not com
to a stand until about the 1st of Juiu
rst working it was run around with
If shovel and partially trimmed on
th a hoe. Second working it was rui
>und with a .'5 inch grub, 12 inche
ijr, and the middles thrown out with
eep 17 inches wide. One furrow to
vand thinned to a stand with u ho
:>ut 1- inches wide, and hoed eac!
ie, until it was worked five times.
Che following is a correct statement c
? Cotton picked:
st Picking 254
!d Picking, 410
id Picking, 413
vsliuiatcd amount unopened matured
hplls, Hid
Total *.... 1,1?23
Rcspeetfullv submitted,
STKV'KXS A: Cl'IJETOX.
Certify I weighed the (Jottou picke
the above siatuuent, and it is coned
W. A. OKA HAM.
V.t (lie request of Messrs. Stevens t
reton, we have examined the lji ncr
Cotton, and tiie estimate made abov
rue to the best of our ahilitv.
I). ]'. 1>1.'I*ANT,
W. A. OR AHA M,
JOSEPH RODOKItS.
>re;niuins awarde<l to Stevens & Curt
i on above certificate.
iVe will sell the above Splendid Fci
zcr at Forty-Five Dollars cash, o
;'ty Dollars, payable 1st Novcmbci
!h interest at 7 per cent, per annum
livcred at our Warehouse in Charles
I. Aleuts will sell at same price, add
r the freight and (1 ravage to their Dt
Is.
co.W. Williams & Co
(miliary 17, 1872, OA, 4m
Special Invitation.
A"e respectfully invite all who come t
ihevillc to walk into our Store, bo eas;
access, situated about midway of th
siness row, West of the public square
il next door above the bank.
)on't forget to raise yourselves a littl
>ve a level and look .on each side c
: door for the .number 190.
Respectfully,
Me, Hill & CiiiiiEliat
run. 17,187^,39?tf
RE FOB SALE BY
Wilcox, Gibbfc & Co,
Importers ami dealers in Guanos,
148 Bay St.. Savannah, Ga
il East Bay, Charleston, S. C
For further information apply or ai
ess as above for Almanac l'or 1872.
F. C. DiTRK, Agent at Abbevilh
, M. AIKEN, Ag't. at Greenwood, 8 (
Jan. IT, 1S72, 89-3m
iKTESTOT
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR.
Wp.f Hrnn N. 0. Fvrnn.
A1W H " J* ? " ? J ? '
rAMOXD DRIP, at
TROWBRIDGE & CO.
Jan. 16, 1872,
18T4."
HIARX.ES, /
PERRIN V
Pm rn
U flush female Collep,
WILLIAMSTON, S. C.
IU:v. S aML*kI,LaVdku, A.M., President.!
Rata* per Session of 20 weeks?Due '
j strictty ti Advance. j ^
e lioard, tncluding'feel, washing and
lights, STO 00.
' Tuition ih regular OllWge Coilrsd) 1*1 Oo'
^ " Llui 11 ot1 UrCfli, IIIIIIIII '1 do
Frehdli, iiiiniiiuiciiiittt 10 oo I
" Instrumental Music, in SO 00 j
" P.e^aratory.School 10 001
The Spring Session, 1872, will oyen on "J
Monday, February 12, and continue 20 M.
weeks. The Fall Session will open July li'i
1st, and close with the Commencement so!
Exercises on the 14th of November, pri
Pupils thus eujoy the benefit of the fri
celebrated Williamston Mineral Spring jv
during the summer months. j
" For further information apply for a
' Circular.
Jan. 10, 1872, 38?3L*
' j W}
-A- T I?r
? pr
. 19 0 3
[\ ^ PI
MAY be found a few BLANKETS, j]
White and Colored, low priced,
[ j medium-and tine?sold at greatly redu-1 (
iced prices. Conic and* buy a pair before! .
I thev are all sold, at prices to suit youriun.
| own taste.
"j Jan. lrt, 1871, 38?tf
- Commercial Saltpetre, in
FOJt jj
[ Agricultural Purposes, n;
el Expected in n few days.
LEE & PARKER,
j Jan. 10,1875, 38-tf
jFredericksburg . Kersey,!I
4r
V A GOOD article for gentlemens' wear!
"I-C0L Sll,d Reil Twilled Flannels, re-! ?
Jeeived this day, ?t
ISO. 1
Jan. 10,1872, 3.8?tf
I; White Onion Sets,
? LEE & PARKER.IRi
>. j Jan. 10,1872, 38?tf
?i Grier's Almanacs, jna
For sale by
e LKK & PARKER. |
ll Jan. 10, 1S72, 38?tf*
i j
:Parents! Guardians! Note!:"
! ? ?
BOARD, with TUITION ill English,!
French, Latin, (Jreck Mathemat1
it-H, Rook-keeping, ami Surveying in!
j the field, can be had for _
,11 ONLY $126? B
t. for 42 weeks, from 1st Marcli, ne.\t.
Instruction, analytical, practical, thort
ough ; Ciovermuent, parental; Climate "
e_ delightful {.Scenery beautiful. ?
e J'lease address, immediately,
Rev. I). McNKlLL TURNER, D.D.
Brevard, K. C.
t Jan in, 1S72, 38-3ui
j NOTICE.
' A LL persons having demands against i
I: iSL tlie Estate of GEORGE P. P
j'. cHIIjES, deceased, will please present j
them to tlio Administrators, properly
' attested as the law directs for settlement, j ?
All persons indebted to said Estate, or1
I the Estate of Thos. \Y. CHILES, will;
i pay up promptly as it is desirable to set- TJ1
; tic up Ixfth Estates at once. jj]
* P. H. BRADLEY,
| R. W. LITES,
JOHN H. CHILES,
Administrators.
i Jan. 1,1*71, 37, 3t j 1
?j SHERIFF'S SALE. . j_
'i ffr Y virtue of an execution from,
i Ml Robert R. Hemphill, Trial Justice, jjj
P'to me directed, I will sell In-fore the!
'f Court House door, on the FIRST MON-:
| I)AV in OCTOBER next, the following
, property, levied upon at the suit of Lee| ?
: & Wilson, against Michael O'Burns, toi
I wit: :
. I All that tract of land situate in Fort;
i Pickens, fronting Jjcroy J. Wilson's,1 ?
I I ...is. Ti, r AV \r?|..l
ami umouijiig lai.u.-. ui j/i, u. it i | __
~ i shall, (Ion. S MeGowun, and others*. j "I
The above land will be re-sold at the*i J
! risk of Henry Leslie, the former pur-"1
; chaser, who has failed to comply with
i the termsof sale. 1 ?
, TERMS CASH. '
HENRY S. OA SON, ! N
S. A- C. I \
: Sheriff's Office, 1 1
I Jan. 10, 187:1. j * r1
' ! re<
1872.
i ^
j'| To those who have patro-jb]
\ nizedthe Emporium of Fash- j
ion the past year we are:be
obliged, and hope they have' _
been well enough pleased to *
continue their business with *
us. j
Respectfully,
JAS. W. FOWLER & CO.
Jan. 1, 1871. |th
I ^ iHL\WM\W~
sm.
| ?\VATERWHEEL, a.
| Mill Gearin&Shaflinfci Pulleys ; so
I ?
" I tfflOLE s HDHP%JM0BE^' !
I >JlSEND FCRA CIRCUIAR-^*
< I
J" w Fnwipp .las A Rnwifi i
]. UUl). If. IUH1UI. vuu. .
i !
J COPARTNERSHIP.
MR. JAS. A. BOWIE having; 1
been taken in as a part- '1'1'
I ! ne
ncr at the Emporium of Fash-1 tii
ion, the style of the Firm will jst
hereafter be
JAS. W. FOWLER & CO. L
Jan. 1, 1871, 37-tf
Knock-down wardrobes, 1
DKiSK and BOOK HOCK, solid J
i Walnut, at J. D, CHALMERS. ,<)
Jan. 1, 1S72, ."?7, tf ? j
UL UV/M
j^XTENB their thnnks to their F
lA friends nnd customers for their B
?eral patronage during the past, and illicit
n continuance of the same for the
esent year. We are now receiving
wh supplies of
RY GOODS,
FANCY GOODS
AND GROCERIES,
d expect to keep our atock up to the
mts of the trade at all times, and we ail
opose to sell as low to ea<<h and apr>vi?d
iirnmnt nnvinircustomers as anv
?tail ftouse iif the State. " pr
Our facilities for purchasing GRO- ii
^ It IKS and PLANTATION SUP- 111
jIES from fountain head enable us to tht
II them at the lowest figures. Those
io have been ordering the above goods
>m abroad will find it to their interest
call on us before making further pura.?es.
We will make liberal ?
Cash Advances on Cotton
i pped through us to our correspondents
Baltimore and Sew York.
Jan. 1,1872, 37?tf * r
_ ? t]1(
QARLES, PERRIN & CO.,?
Abbeville, S. C. t*t
, ou
BRANCH HOUSE,
?ERHIN & CO.,
Ninety-Six, S. C.
Med flown to suit tie Season!
adies' Dress Goods, 8?
AT COST. "
oyal Satleens, BM and Colored, s
AT COST, th
Merinos, Empress Cloth,
1 MM and Stripei Poplins,*
at cost.
1UARLES, PERRIN & CO.
Jan. 1,1872, 37?tf
fm
ALPACAS, |
lack, White and Colored, ^
Cheap, at
Quarles, Perrin & Co.
eady-made Clothing, . Jj
at cost. ! j
Slack cloth coats,
doe skin pants,
black cloxh-saques,
fancy CASK pants, . i
BLACK CLOTH VESTS^ ' Jt
SJLK VESTS,
Low priced Clothing, at Cost.
QUARLES, PERRIN & CO.
Handsome Gross Grain,
lain and Brocade Sash Ribbons, at
QUARLES, PERRIN & CO. H
Handsome Assortment
lack Silk Velvet Billons, at QUARLES,
PERRIN 4 CO.
r ; &"
[TALENCINEand THREAD EDGY
ING, INSERTING, and COL\RS,
at
QUARLES, PERRIN & CO. jt
1 OSIERY, ENGLLSH, GERMAN)
and AMERICAN, cheap' at I Hj
- QUARLES, PERRIN-& CO.
,
"^1 loves?ladies, gents' and :
jt children, kid, thread,sw
bck, (fee.
quarles, perrin & co.
nOILET SOAPS,POMADES, PER-'It
L FL'MERY, unci ullsorts of Fancy;
wJ.s, at
QUARLES, PERRIN & CO. ,
. ]
JEW Supply of GLOVE-FITTING 1
| CORSETS, BLEACHED ANDiatf
(OWN SHIRTING, 1'LAID HOME-1 pli
'I N, HEAVY WOOL JEANS, just, wi
ueived at
QUARLES, PERRIN & CO. \ 1
' I he
|str
1 HOES, MILES' GAITERS,MILES' i eh
) WALKING SHOES, MILES': J
1ILDREN SHOES, and a variety of to
und-Sewed.Ladies', Gents' and Chil-;an
ens' BOOTS and SHOES -from tife lal
st manufacturers in the U. S;, at ; QUARLES,
PERRIN & CO. j
BAGGING, SUGAR, COFFEE, BA-'
9 CON ami FLOUR, just received, t
QUARLES, PERRIN & CO. J
; ' '
All persons Indebted to us are ])
rnestly requested to call and settle 1 >
eir account*.
QUARLES, PEER IX & CO. I
Jan. I, 1872, 37-tf
i
1st JANUARY, 1872. 1
j toi
: rt\i
Our Stock SHAWLS, LIN-,',;!
EYS, JEANS, DRESS GOODS, j7 i
id all WOOLENS, will -be!""
ild from this Say at prices
uch lower than heretofore.
ill and See. [hi
Respect "ully,
JAS. W. FOWLER & CO. !>?'
- - " roi
Jan. 1,JLB7Z. rcifi
| rtin
NOTICE AND ACT, |?
i ne
^HE Firm of PARKER & LEE hnv- tin
ijig been dissolved in August, the; J)r
quest was made of our customers to;ry
tile tlieir accounts. We now cull unon . un
em to pay at once or further indul-'ut<
diee will not be given. I to
LEE & PARKER.
Jan. 2,1872,37-2t
t Cost.
f A DIES will find a very pretty line! .
LJ of SHAWLS at the EMPORIUM;A
f FASHION, selling nt cost.
JftiltT, 137^, o S-tf ;
#
to tat" 'w
Mi Bu
. V ?; ? V . *'
10R the last six years weIjaye giver
1 and impartial trial, and we Jiaye i
s proven a failure.
We have now determined to adopt a
ciwrtf riooVft si
K/tllVt VUikUA KJ
w ..! i iv 1
d in no instance will we vary froait it.
To those who have given us, their
omptly, we extend our sincere thanks
e pleasant relations that have ever exi!
j Cash System, which we know will fic
miueb*
JaTi. 1, 1871, 37?tf ' ?
ATLANTIC ACID P
\
1 * f
Hi is Article, prepared by the ATLAjfTICIpH
; direct'on of their Chemist, JULIEK RAVE!
) Heed, is now offered at the Redacbd-Prietf <6f4
ynble 1st November, 1872, Free of Interest, n y
Jrderetilled now wiil.be ?nmider?l as CWl jsi
November 1872, thereby ennabiiigPlanters toll
s and Mules are idle. - '* :i v'.^nrt
'? : { 8 Vtt IJj
PELZER, EODGEES & I
, BROWJPS WBAk^
Jon 3,1872, 27?tf r> 1' ;f" ?7"
BiBwii( I'nl 11. j i? I i uitJi
ATLANTIC PHO
-jni i rnil-ju
rhis FERTILIZER, tnanufa<itured by the'Atf:
VKY, under the direction or tneir i/nemisc.-.nr
w offered to the Planting Community AT'Ti
? $48 VEll TON. C'.VSH,.or ^ PAYABJLI$;l8i
SREST" 1 771
fhirt FKRTILTZKlt has been Very eicien^v^'
tire satisfaction.; ho me of the most practical ptt
ruvian Guano, pound for pound*, . han
AIJ.salts made now will be considered as ca^lip
osc buying on time the sale will be consider s
By tliis arrangement: planters/will be enabled,
anure ot 0 tipie when their ,\vagona and mules <
Pamphlet** containing the certificates ot tbot;e
iOgftUTE' will be fa rn islred on application J<
PELZER, EODGERS & (
DRESS it
IT iCM IV
UlinciXiOiqjitfi
And Clot
IT GREATLY RED!
AND IN FACT EVFJtYTHlNG
r.iui i i . 1 ' '
; . if:* i I h iff.'. ~ V'lOfi
KILLER & BO
, r ' ijlolf.b 1W8 di
January 10, 1872, 28?tf
raPORTANTTO^OTTO
l ( 1 . '
am? -b.-.i?.1?inr i-?iTr- r>'
THE MARYI4
eriilizing and Hanafai
J . ; ? . .'uwqitwo
ive prepared a Special Fertilizer adapted to the<
. , ::i'.
COTTON J
r -j , 1 1 i'linci'* fiil'
IlK'll IIJI'J' ClttilU IU l'VV/1 U1C iiigiuou^inui. v) ai<
guaruntee equal in the results to. Peruvian G
of more j)enuaneut benefit to the'soil: \
has been used by Several Hundred
South Carolina and Georgia for tw
lowing results:
[t Increases the crop from 100 to 200 per cent.''
It resists drought iu all cases. The crop is nota
[t matures the crop three or four weeks ill ad.
ainst early frosts, or in the event of a backward
inter to put in his crop three or fourweeks later;
th p certainty of success.
[t produces a better quality of C'ottoi). . < ;
Lqjoking at the low price of Cotton, the Intel)igc
nd the necessity of using nothing but the big
ictly avoiding those whose value ha1* been rcduc
eap'materials under pretence of meeting tb^jeM
[f ills crop is only doubled by the use of "COTT(
two hundred per Cent, profit on his outlay, wit
d it will enable him to plant fewer acrefc 'with
Mir and cxpeuse with" better results. .{v:.i v 2;:
\ few extracts from numerous testimonials are. f
$60 Dollars per Ton. in Sack
LAWRENCE SA
. .. .?... . - i. &
?**TmrhTT* cl ontr A ^ ?
Jtt. rUrJLiXi 0?. DUJJ, AgtUb. t/JULIU
Fan. 17, 1872, 39?^in ?
-
rivate Sale of Property]
In Pendleton, fl. C. JJft
rHE beautiful residence of (he late
Mrs. John C. Calhoun, in Pendlei
Village is offered for sale on esisy and *
;sonnble terms. The premises contain fBlHE
acres partly cleared and cultivated.' JsL '
e dwelling is of wood, one story, with geueral,
urge rooms, pantries, closekrand base- of the n
>nts for kitchen and stove rooms, and
iimands a view of the Alleghany UXDEI
umtains unsurpassed in the. State.
egrounds are extensive and hand- where;
nely improved, with fine apple aw' ki,ndsat
?eh orchards, and kitchen garden i tioh givi
; rear, aiid numerous outbuildiufc& . die's. :
rnsiMindiiur in style to the .grounds |.
d dwelling. The place is within four [ fu
ndred yards of the Blue Itidge rail- (
id Depot, and since Mrs. L'ftlhoun's 1 Ut
ith has been occupied by the Hon., |
os, (*. Cleinson who will give posses-! jon 1
n on the first of.Mtoy." This first j
ss village residence and lu;nds is sit-: _~r
ted in a most .delightful climate ami j APPI
ighborhood and can be purchased on | XTnmr
ne. For further information call on ' (V V
. F. P. Pickens o'r Mr, William Hen- ! i ^
Trescott, of Pondletnn, or addresstlie r^?8 ?nc
dersigned at Abbeville, who as excc- ! :[}nco!rP
>r of Mrs. J. C. Calhoun, is authorized lXrm.
sell. - * ?*7**
EDWARD NOBLE,. _ - C
Qualified Executor of'Will. ^ATiO
? + ~ oo nt di ttriiiJ
J fill. iu, imzi ?l OU1JO|
: . ^ Nov.'
Envelopes, ?
t rcdiicod Prices. Jw
LEE & PARKER. without
Jan. 10, 1S7-, 3S?tf , Nov.
*" Jo )datf idl*fSuI
* . t>iU otn l
;,i .
;ei it'JJf(ysii '*P
,M JtiAUth to Jdvitt ?,{) i?j u,i?
mm
> j'i: l:sui v.iJ '. <r" lies ,itoftj?M
* VlliTTfiJO I/WJ7ml VjVj-oH
ithe^MKtti#
10 hesftatkrti maavimrit
'. i\-jQt/ v>fH: wu? jska'i
.TtiiUifiv/ s'awiiJ '.nod* a*lJ flO
,binul iAt ul fwvu.I
1-ifin-** i:l 'ij() To ?{ol
^ .busul a^ar it itifj ni
COc&el
oi .fti-n^nuoujii Lna oJno3
tronage,fr ami Jfc&tf&opaidf t
, 'aiid -hope--eontinte '
atfwl - KAKv->w}~itki < {-.ik*; l&ii4tr A+i<!
p.Ltu vvtn CUH un^ ywr vfw
!>U Uiliif 'Willi* lOilfHt K
mmnmrx,
'A sornA f>fla ,frtO[(J n?.')vi
I 111';1'^^ ''r/''''"' :T^ *r
-j " wnq;no~j a fhioV' ot
Sgi'atew
St& ptrHoV'e&ty/tw m Jtrmmn
hoT^nriftjr Jn i"<j(^irtol?*^^i
f, J11 o^j: "J: ri r?&f 3 no r.M?n7? n a
ftfi'io/i .-\]/. ?m tnoiiUubui Litu
gQ.yiQeaeitellA|ri>rtai !
IfBHfffc*"** fl7/ !i*k
PflVIWxto to*iO(Il ilabnaiT
? ?. lii.r.B tin oioii'// einmoii?p
i !Tv ERY
t Xovfmbpr, $7^f$??
i Were M^ftttog itioi>e4iu0to
SMKWKi
kfanfctl^fe
ire WW on// yonuliJ^iibjwtf
SSftpMW
it::* }y~Hiuo7/ oil} 10 ointoiq
30.; HsnertJ
ii '!UU 1/i 7/0/ C r^mJuolor
CH ARLESTOff.,* 4&T
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?' '. tll:!lt './ 11 f*r? ... 1- -T
WiMWM'
jvt> 0)H> oil Jaorrr
\f|Y|C ]a I'kti oi mhl
#>vf JWlJh iliio'a qu- Qutui* a
mm
ivitlL^.TUJo' solium ir.9()ilo{
iwii JaiJV/
j:JJ jiijriTTJJt ;d aira
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7. 10 ;yjrjIJiOTrjSmitCI#
186LD! OX THEN* fi Ub uaX
i' cj j'-ilt l>M/? 7l|fl> io *?UOli
MP, #|" y"'&'Wa'yf*
Hi; *'yrin>t:-> odt iU qo lovil
iBERTSONS:
U JiTT7!}* JV'Hti J)il:OD Lit*
Vll: i'.yjKi Olf?7019/19
.U7/n V (m
t-rr-r?i itij fb7/0/ iiiJX)
r ni,.*<4<i;ojiit3 JuilJ aoniA
f'jiufoiq tods io
?-losnovoaar odl boilti
BtariBf n/.Cea^iaV
' (>! ? .rtiitfi fff skv/ ilnnroH
Jotttm iPIan^iUifder tfa? jsaioe *f
J. ImonoD y.wn rf irii
lianoTMtiud to pouu^udTto^Ki
7?; Hot; o?T>.iirsn'j>j.;i<)D
-yi.'.'i -'i-j'/T .1 lo ^rrift
Planters in' NortfrianftL
o season8 witkt&e 'iftnonoO
fcnft loivT ruiitf
iif h?id o;i97/ v:iiT .nu?
floated Intrust. riy-.M
ewn* as' liite Air tfaeAlbOlf Vtti
-rfI 'iic'itind 1o '{? J loo"} M
licit gra*ie of Vertif Hcer^'' aSS^if
ed by ftdutfer&tJo* tfr the MS' *>f
: owoti
)N.F(X>1V' it fow^fc0
h Cotton at 12i c??nw Mr WW,
a cbrrMpditfin# Axtoiofcotf
J iq^ ?7.o . sffintijei Jt'OiOiV
appended.;T . p.iiTf*
8,$12 p*r Toj*.;o;to orif
NGSTON, Pretiientr ?
i Exchange Pitted
Leston, S?f C?? *f v<f mo?
;j 1-fii; ciHilhh?SiioQdt
*~T;1?"77777 '' - "i^o
R Ooitt8 7* .
,-J u'l-.: 10l?T
mess Shop.
":. ^<?HU I.?&L Zli "
undersigned begs leave 'to' (nrm
his mendy:5iuJ ?ithi?ni in
that lie irf now Btatkme^ittitintt
ewStOTOf ,,{1^) nym iutit
t THE S<eE,
V iiT .rtr?l ftioni ?'9tBT4MJO%
he will tout, lip h?lw**<Adl
short notlee,/ Particular a?*q*
L?n to repairing Harnfesu antifikdI
* > ; rod -/ *a'omtt
):.n i-ittiii oj ahnm ijoom
B. Norrel.
f-.0l lil'dt Lull
7,1872,39?fcf !>yi?i.ltniflni
!?? ''ij C'n.: i?j '
JCATIQK, IQR -CHARTER.
CE is hereby ghrea thatapplicnLion
will' be made at thd/.iwxt
f the Legislature-Tori A (Charter
oration of the yiiiagetrf Ninety
' !?'*( ? K<7of vIJU>I.'
;?t--?t?J?+ ') 'i Jm<# ?
'HAMBEH t
CHES?PCTraiW;?M?I<r
N* W A LKIfr 'J:
very handsome, *t y
SJ J. n. * tt>
'. . ! Vf/OL 555 ITOC.T
Rff ITURE.-"'A -splewMjl riot
t new liUMEA^S, withnflnd
t Marblc-To?v#t very
1'J J. V. OIiALMEfVB& CQ.
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