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Vim-*'." 'fx k MARCH. f ?? i. , Welcome, sweet Wind; you bring i A soul of Spring . From some far, fragraut rose, That blows In s?me dear coming May, or half-for- < 1 gotten Spring. < I ^Yejcome, sweet Dream ; you bear ybjur wings of air Ttyffx some far isle of love? A. dove * Flying with gentle bough from i ' far, lovelier air. " < iWiifct though the sweet Wind lyiowa A .vanish'd rose? My dfeain the Past, alone Has known?? JJloom from thy heart, sweet dream; ' ^climb from my dream sweet rose! ^JOINT RESOLUTION Proposing an Amendment to the Constitution of the State of Soutty Carolina. Be it resolved by the Senato and House ,o$ Representatives of the Stat^ of SoutlnCaro.^n?, tywortbirds of botli; houses' (JtrntWrring,) That the f'oMow iDg article be submitted to the quali fied electors of tho State, at the next General Election for Representatives, : as ail umendment to the Constitution of the State, which, .if a majority of ..the electors qualified to vote for mem- 1 Jbers of the General Asssembly, voting 1 thereon, shall voto in favor of such ..amendenent, and two-thirds of each : branch of the next General Assembly r shall, after such an eloction, and be- * fore another, ratify the same, shall be- 1 .come part.of the Constitution, nitne- 1 Jy: To the end that tho public debt .x)f South Carolina may not hereafter c :bc increased without the duo covside- I ration, and free consent of the people 1 .of the tjtie General Assembly is 1 horeby forbidden to creato any fur- * AklJ/??tiAn Alt Kti1? |?'T tl?f? ^ IUCI UUVIi VI UUII^ULIUU, viwvt Kfj v i * v . Joan of tho credit of the State, by 1 ^guarantee, endorsement or otherwise, j except for the ordinary and current business of the State, without first 5 . submitting the question as to the ere- 5 $tion of any such new debt, guarantee, 1 endorsement .or loan of its credit, to j -tthe people of this State, at a general 4Btate election; and, unless two-thirds c jof tho qualified voters of this State, noting oti the ^ucstiop, shall be in fa- ? vvor of cheating a further debt, guar- . fcee/-endorsement or loan of its j .jcredjt, p.one Bucb-sball bo created or ,pnade. That the question of adopting this ? ^mefldment shall bo submitted to the <J?etor9.- as follows: those in favor cf i iiwf amendment shall deposit a ballot ? t"he "following words written or printed thereon : 44 Constitutional 0 Amendedraent. Article 16. Yes."? ? Those opposed to the amendment shall cast a ballot with the lollowing " words written or printed thereon:? c "Constitutional Amendment. Articlc f 16. "ffi.'J b ^p(rqye4 March 13, 1872. 0 A2f ACT to Amend an Act entitled u ffAn Act Providing for the Assess- p nrant and Taxation of Property, n passed September 15, 1SQ8, and all r Asttf-Amendatory Thereto." o Section 1. I3o it enacted by the a {3enafce and Ilonso of Representatives f< i^P *Ctntn nf Sr>n+V? f'nrrtUnn now I yi \innjtatu v? wun* vw. .. jnet and sitting in General Assembly, G and by the authority ot the sarno : li That section 108 of the act entitled ji Van act providing for the assessment t\ arid taxation of property," passed ^ September 15, 1SG8, be, and the same o )s hereby, altered and amended, by L striking oat all the proviso, after the s words."delinquent land sale," in.the twyeifthJine; that section 111 of the ( sdme'act be amended by striking out e the \yQrds <<twa years," and inserting a in lieu thereof the words ''ninety f days;" that< section 116 of the same s a?t be. and the samo is hereby amen- t (led by striking out the words '"two years/' -whenever tho same appears ^herein, and insert in lieu thereof, the Words "ninety days that section 117 of the same act to, and tho same is Jjoreby, amended by striking out the 'words "ono year," whenever the samel liiay.appear therein, aud insert iu lieu thereof, the words "thirty days;" and ; striking oat the words "t^o years," whenever tho same may ap pear therein, and insert tho words finely day*," in lieu thereof; that "section 123 of said act bo,- and the sktriWs hereby, amebded by striking put the words ''two years," whenever the same may occur therein, and in sert in lieu thereof; the words 'ninety Sec. 2. That so much of an Act en titled "an act to farther amend an act entitled 3q act providing for the as Bessmcpl: and taxation of property," . passed Jlapch 3, 1872, as provides lhat all deeds of convej-ances of real estate 8hp.ll be placed on record iu the office of the County Auditor before the'same can bo placed on record iu the offico of the .Register of Mesne (conveyance, be, and the same is here by, amended by adding tho following, Viz; "4-nd for each and every viola ffi Of this provision by a. Clerk of ur| or Register of Me?ne Convey- j SG,TrB shall,' upon conviction before 0nir-ce&vt of competent jurisdiction, ma sum vf not less than five! nornaoro than twenty dollars atfd'tfre cokt"of the action, one-half of ! gaid fine shall be paid into the County Treasury for the benefit of the county, find the other half to be paid to the (bounty Anditor.' 6scf 3. Thftt all lands which have been forfeited ^o the Stato under tho provjsjpps Of the p.ct providing for the assessment and taxation of prop- ! prty, passed September 15, 1868, and i Oi&QC acu. amendatory thereto, shall' l>e advertjscd bv tbe County Auditor, , 4 Jn roftrnffef'jVrovided by section 107 of fthd sold by tbo County ( Tpeasu^r |o the highest' bidder, and :' ,'$n& County Auditor Khali executo a i f^vfctTafofcy-deed" to the purehuser.? I Tho proceeds of the sale, after deduct- < io#Ie&8 allowed by law,/.and paving i (he-reoonty the amount of taxes and penalties due from such land, shall be i jbrwarded to the Stato Treasurer b}* the Qounty Treasurer, and shall be isrtidited to tl*e county from which it recjtfycft'Qft account of the forfeited lands. 'TZ c? s That all lands and real es tate? within this State, wheupon, or in reepefct whereof, any sum of money remains due or payable after tho sale . icpfrOvi/cted for in section 15, chapter 13, title 3,, of general statutes, or which , itt'e fiaSie to be sold for or on account : of any tax laid by or under the au- i tbority of this State, for' State or. county purposes, in accordance with' ^c^proYjsfops of either cf tbe several "gets, for the purpose of assessing and feyying taxes for the support of the ?ovornment of th? State, and of the * several counties thereof, passed in tl fear 187, 18GG, 1870 and 1671; aha bo exposed to sale, and sold for tl payment of such taxes, and all penti Lies, costs and charges thereon a cruod, on the first Monday in Jun 1S72, and from day to day ihercafie Sundays only excepted, until tl whole thereof shall be sold, at tl place or places, on the terms and Lhe manner hereinafter provided; sue sale shall be by the Count}' T.rcdsun ;)f each county, at the count)" sea who shall expose and offer the sa land at public sale, to be sold and co reyed in fee simple without any rigl 3f redemption tor the payment ther if. If no person shall at said sa Dffer to purchase or take a less qua tity of the land so charged and offeri than tho wholo thereof, at and f< Llie amount so charged, for the taxe penalties, costs and charges ; the sa: County Treasurer shall declare thi the State is the purchaser thereof, i and for tho amount so charged, an thereupon tho Stale shall become i rested in fee eimplo with the titles i said lands, and the appurtenance unrl oil f ho imhrAvnmnntc f hnvnnn - If at said sale any person shall pu iirly ofl'cr to tako a loss portion tlui the whole of said lands, for the sai Laxes, penalties, costs at:d charge ihcn the said lands shall be Sold I juc.h person as shall ofier to take ill imallest portion thereof, and pay tl; >ame; and upon the payment of tl imounl so due to said County Trea irer, said officer shall execute and (1 iver to tho said purchaser a eertil ;ate setting forth tbo feet of sue jurchase, and the payment of tl: imountbid; and thereupon the sai jurchaser shall be entitled 10 tli jran.t from the State of the State < .he undivided right, title or interes n fee simple without redemption i aid to all the lands 60 sold, and a ands belonging to any person or pe sons, or corporation, against wboi iuch tax was levied and asscssc* jqual to tho proportion which tli imount bid ho ds to the whole of sui ands so purchased ; and ihe ptireha sr shall bo entitled to demand part ion thereof according to law, and o iuch partition the said purchaser sha >e entitled to a proportional share an ntcrcst in all tho improvemenl hereon. In addition to tho sum io\v assessed and chargeablo upo aid lands, there shall be added at th imo of said sale five per centum c he amount of said tuxes, penaltie :osts and chargos, which said sum i icreby appropriated for the cxpens if said sale, and the collection of th ollection of tho moneys thereon, >ue-half of one per cent, to be for th isc of the county, and tho balance t ?c paid into the Stato Treasury. ] ny person to whom such lands sha e struck off shall fail forthwith t ay tho amount bid therefor, sai Jounty Treasurer shall immediatcl xposo and offer such lands for re-sal s if no such previous sale had take lace. The County Treasurer sha lake weekly remittances of all fund ecoived according to the provision f this act to the State Treasure] nd shall forward monthly account )i* said funds to tho State Treasure! Sec. 5. It shall be tho duty of th rovcrnor to cause this act to be put shed in such manner as shall in hi idgmcnt be requisite to give full ii urination thereof, the expense ofsai lublication to be paid or reimburse' nit nftlin funds ?in 1 lwwiy.OM hcr<>hv* t " * ? J ie charged as the expensed of sai ale. Sec. 6. It shall be the duty of cac' bounty Auditor of each county t xhibit the lax books thereof showin 11 delinquent taxes herein provide or, for sixty days next preceding sue ale, and all persons shall bo entitle o'insp'eet the same between the hour f 7 o'clock A. M. and 12 M. each da iundays excepted, and it shall be hi luty to attend said sale with the sai ax books and to furnish to sai bounty Treasurer, and all persons n [uiring the same, such information i he records of his oilieo may ailbr elativo to the matters involved i l ? .i..v ,1.1 11. >UIU iSUUj iliiu UJJUII LUVJ UVJUVVJIJ Ui IIJ treasurer's certificate of sale, to cx< ulc a deed in accordance with scctio 53, chapter 13, title 2, of the gorier: .tatutes of South Carolina. Sec. 7. That this act shall tal< ! fleet from and immediately after i massage, and that all acts or parts < icts inconsistent with the provisioi )f this act he, and the same are her jy rcpuuiuu. p roved March 12, 1872. JOINT RESOLUTION to Authoris the County Commissioners of A beville County to Levy and Colic an Additional Tax of Two Mills c tho Dollar. Be it resolved by the Senate ar House of Representatives of the Slu South Carolina, now met and si Ling in General Assembly, and by tl Authority of the same: That the County Commissioners A hhnrilln f!nnn( v hn ?m<l u hereby authorized and directed levy and collect a special tax of tv mills upon the dollar, on the .taxab property of the said county, said t; to be devoted exclusively to tjio 1 building of the court house lately d stroyed by tire. Approved March 13,1872. AN ACT to Establish an Inferi Court for the Trial of Criinin Cases in the County of Charlesto Section 1. Bo it enacted by 11 Senate and ITouso of Repreaontativ of the State of South Carolina, no met and sitting in General Assernbl and by tho authority of the same: That there shall be established the County of Charleston an Inferi' Court for tho trial of criminal cyst lo be called the Criminal Court Charleston county, and which shall !}rgap;.zcd by the Judge thereof, ii mediately after his election. Sec. 2. The Clerk of the Court Common Plea* and General Sessior and the Sheriff of the County, slu respectively be the Clerk and tl Sheriff, of tho Criminal Court, at may act iu person or by deputy. A prosecutions shall be concluded 1 the Attorney General, or the Solicit of the Circuit to which the county Charleston may be attatched. Tbei officers shall receive the samo foes are now provided by law, and tl Judge of the Criminal Court tin approve their bills for services rendu ed in the said court, in the same ma ncr,and in like cases, as Judges the Circuit Court arc pow requiri bv law. Sec. 3. The Judge of the Crimin Court herein provided for, shall ! oioctod by tho General Assembly, ie the present session, and immediate!; .11 after the passage of this Act; h >e shall qualify, in the sani3 man tier a il- the Circuit Judges, and shall huld hi c- office for the term of four years, an e. until his successor is elected and qua r, itied. He bhall reeeivo from thetrea: ie ury of the .Quite, a salary of t\v ie tnousand five hundred dolla s, payi in hie in the same manner as the saiar h of Circuit Judges. lie shall hav er power to practice as an Attorney, i it, all other Courts except the Cruuiui id Court. n- Sec. 4. The Crimminal Court sha it haxe exclusive appellate jurisdiction <, e- all criminal causes from tljo Courts t le Trial Justices lor Charleston Count} n- and exclusive original jurisdiction t d oil fcimiiMi! ('oikiw li?>;s i)i:iii canita and notat present conferred by iu' upon the Courts of Trial Justicei In these cases, tlie same Jaws, feei powers, and practice shall prevail i the Criminal Court as in the Court ( General Sessions, and ihe Juries sha bo .drawn and ompanrielled in th same manner as is provided by lai for the Court of General Sessions Provided, That tho Grand J uric drawn for the Court of General Se: sions shall also be the Graud J uric in the Criminal Court. Sec. 5. The Criminal Court sha have the same power and jurisdietioi US U1C bliurt/ IJI UUIJUI'ill utBOi'Mio J reference 10 defaulting jurors, ostreai ing recognizances, taken in all cause within its jurisdiction, and punishin, for contempt, and may issue rulei orders and attachments in the sain manuer and in like eases as the Cour of General Sessions. The Judges t the Criminal Court sha.l ex-ofliei have all the powers of a Trial Jus tice: Sec. G That the Judge of the crim inal Court shall huve power to execut the provisions of the Habeas Corpu act, and shall also cxercisejurisdietioi under habeas corpus at common law in all cjises arising within the count, of Charleston : Provided. That dui u mg me session or mo uoun 01 uei: s- era! Sessions for the .said County, h i shall exercise no common law juris n diction under the habeas corpus. 11 Sec- 7. The Criminal Court shal d be a Court of Record It shall ordi Is narily sit in the court room of th is County Court Ilouse, and when th n Court IIouso ma}' be occupied by th ic Circuit Court, a suitable place nen >f by shall be provided for its sitting s, by the County Commissioners, li is r-MCA nf n?i (iisiMisn nruViii! ing at the Court House, or for an; other good cause in the discretion o tho Judge, he may adjourn tho cour over 10 a future da}', or to some otli or place in the county, and witnesses jurors'and all persons concerned hav ing notice thereof, shall attend a such time or plueo Sec. 8. Tho Criminal Court shal old four regular terms during eacl year, on the first Monday of Jnnuarv April, Jul)' and October, each term I be continued so long as business ma; require, and, if necessary, to be ad SniMMirwl f'rtim finn> In timn in 111 r? (lis eretion of the Judge. The Judg shall also have power to liold speci:i sessions at an}' time, in bis discrcc lion, and all processes issued and rc cognizances taken for the next rcgula ~ O term shall be held to refer to end speeial term; due notiee having heel given by publieation in one or mor of'tlie newspapers of the county, a least ten days before the comenec inent of such special session. Sec. 9. Appeals from the Criminji Courts shall lie to the Supreme Cour in all eases within the jurisdiction c Criminal Court, in like manner as i provided by law for appeals from th Circuit Court. Si:c. 10. The Judge of thcCrimimi Court shall, immediate!}* after hi election, order a speeiul term of th court herein constituted, to be hel within ten after the davs after th d publication of such order; all ease 2- less tl.an caj ital nom on the dockel of the Courts of General Session d shall be transferred to the dockets i 11 the Criminal Court at the speci: e term provided for in this section, o- Sec. 11. All acts, and parts of act; n inconsistent with this act, be, and tli . I same are hereby, repealed. Approqed March 13,1872. Another Colored Convention. The convention of colored men whic assembled at Columbia, S. C , on tli 18th October last, to consider qua lions bearing ori tho welfare oftlu'i race, and solved lliem by thoadoptio of resolutions endorsing the Admini: tiation, also resolved that tho Pres dent of tho Convention, A. J. Ransic of South Carolina, should in his di t l! cretion, call, a reassembling of tli ;n convention, at New Orleans, on Apr ! 10. That officer, accordingly, issue his call for the April convention, "I 10 consider the political and material ii 'l* of l lit'. t-nlornd m?nnlo." r Tbc Charleston Courier Bays: Froi itwenty-live to thirty prisoners, arre re!li?d in the upper districts, under ti t()jlvii Klnx Act, will arrive in the cit k 0 i in u d'jy or two, to he in readiness I [stand trial at thr? opening of the Apr lX term of ihe United States Cjreu e" Court. r'lu.rlfK Sii mnpi* f nnlr hioxnnt. in <1 or United Slates Senate, as successor < Daniel Webster, December 1, 185 ai the same day on which llenry Chi appeared in the National Senate ft the last lime. The 75,000 reasons why Ne Hampshire went Kepublican are sai to be the 875,000 spent by the Wasl in^ton office-holders to carry on tl. canvass. Dn. Sage's Catarrh Remedy.?Sol reward for an incurable case. Sold t Druggists at 50 cents. 'juastikg IjOyelixess.? i wenty yea !ago, when paint, pearl powder and ei ofjumel, were ruining the eomplexious an is,' destroying the healtli of women of fas) jU ! ion, Hagan'i* Magnolia Balm was biougl i | out as a pure botanical cosmetic, gnu a 11 teed to restore bloom and beauty 1(' the skin. From that time to the prone; ill it has been continually rising in pub 1 jy estimation as the safest and most une: 0l. ceptionable preparation of its class. Ii /.'stead of producing an artificial, metal Oil 11J.A + lin <lu.,.llv j dllliUtt'i JIIVV UIV Ul MWIJ VltUUIVIC, Ml II su ing tlie cuticle liko the poisonous flui< as I sold tinder various names us "beautil iie'ors." it keeps the shin as soft as velvc ,|| | renders ii as smooth and glossy as satii jand imparls to it that delicate, m 1'I tinge, which is the beau ideal of con ll" pli'xional loveliness. This esquisi of chromatic eli't ct i^ not transient. Ii .'d applying tin; JJa'm daily it may l>e pr jli'Ugcd from youth to age. A lady wli i piuclmsed tho tirst bottle of the artic >l liinelcvn years ago, writes to tay tin ue I her complexion ut forty is "purer, clea at er and more brilliant than it has ev< y been:" and she attributes its beautj solely to the daily use of Hagau's Mag nolia Balm, "It Acts Like a Charm."?This ii what we hoar on all sides of Dr. Tctt'* Expectorant. In all cases of croup Bronchitis, Asthma and all Pulmonarj Diseases it affords instant rolief. It per uieates the very substance of the Lung and causes them to throw off acrid mat ter. It is very pleasant to the taste? Children take it readily. Nrav York, August 31,18G9. Dr. TF??. II. Tutt: Sir?When in Aiken, last winter 1 used your Expectorant for my cough i c ' uuu iuuiiu iiiuic unium liuiu unj lilttl . ever used, I took half a dozen bottle home with ine, and have had to givi some of it to my friends. Please sent me one dozen by Express, C. 0, I). ALFRED CUSHING, 123 West 31st Street. Dr. Tutt's Hair Dye Colors a Beautifu Iilack. GEO. S. HACKER lor, Sash, and Blii Faotury. (JfiAliLESTON, S. G, u ??2*? This ;a ius large and complete i Factory as there is in the South. L We keep no Northern work to fil '1 country orders. (i ^2r?fc5eud for Price Lfst."^Ba Address, GEO. 1\ HACKER, P. O. Box 170. Charleston, S. C. '* Factory and Warerooins, King Ssreet c opposite Cannon Street, on line of Citj s Railroad. i, August 7, 1871, 20?12m. Doors, Sashes, Blinds, &c II # t No. 20 Hajjne Street and Horlbeck' Wharf, CHARLESTON, S. C. BST" Tliis is the largest and most com ' plete Factory of the kind in the South em States, and all articles in this 1 in* t can be furnished by Mr, P. P. Toalc a prices which defy competition. ] A pamphlet with full and detail , ed list of all sizes of Doors, Sashes am Blinds, ami the prices of each, will b > sent free and post paid' on application t I a iUAii JPj CHARLESTON, S. C. P. P. TOALE July 13, 1871,12?ly C m mm. 19 tr -&Y?m?as OVER MR. KUSZ'S SHOE STORE SS where my books and accounts cai be found and I would urgently rt uuest all those to whom I have extend eel credit, to COME UP IN THIS Ml IIOUIl OF NEED, Pay up Tleir Accounts like- lei and thereby enable me to resume bus: ness. I would state that I have a FEW AH TICLES which I saved from the fin which I am offering low Bcwn!! Parties would do well to call and es amino them, as 1 pledge myself to cios out what I have at astonishingly loi figures. Respectfully, John Enox. Jan. 2G, 1872, 41-tf The World-P.enowned HOWE SEWING MACHINE (j fB^ITE Howe is the firsttic wing Machin h ever made. It bus points of si " | periority over ajl others. In range c work the machine cahnot be equaled. POINTS OF SUPERIORITY. n Simplicity and perfection of mechanisrr s. j Durability?will last a life-time^. I Range of Work?Without Parallel. Perfection of Stitch and Tension, i Thn most, onsvof oncratiou. Self-adjusting take up. Adjus able licnd. Having been appointed Agent for tli above Sewing Machine for this Countj It is now offered for sale on reasonabl terms. It-is equal to, if not superior t any machine ofit*red to the public. A persons in wantof a Machine will plea / oil nml fiv'iniini* this hofnrn nurehasiiu llesnectfully, J. D. CHALMERS. Dec. 4,1871, -tf Special Invitation. We respectfully tnvite all who come 1 Abbeville to walk into our Store, so pa* of access, situated about midway of tl business row, "West of the public squar and next door above the bank. Don't forget to raise your eyes p litt above a level and look on each side < the door for the number 190. v Respectfully, lite, Hill rs l id i nt Jan. 17,1S72.39?tf r to it INK. ic TIIADfCOUS DAVID'S INK in i- QUARTS, PINTS, HALF l- Pints, Quaktku ic PINTS, am} " t- STANDS; also is CONTINENTAL PA KM INK, i- Just Received at t, LKK & PARKER'S. 11 IE3?t,?g,?g'i:n.gf d * f&s Ties, o- TTF tliero arc any who have not suj io Ja. l>liod themselves with Ragging an jt. 'i ias, they can.get what they need i nt this line ironi r"l WHITE BROTHERS. ) Jan. 17,1872, 3'J-tf ?11$ WE HAVE JUST RECEIVE DRY G BOOTS AND SHOI HATS MB CAPS, GROCERIES, PRO Which will lie sold I ENOCH Jan. 24, 1872,40?tf GOLDSMITH IRON FOU] TT"vta \JP" "A '^BT Arc prepared to furnish fhe At the very lowest figures. They furnished n seen iu Columbia, Which is sufficient recomm Feb. 14, 1871, 43?tf WALLER & MEEOHAN n nnniTHTAA uril-CjUiiN VV UU ARE now offering: to the public in their n line of ail the Goods generally needed.i THEIR STO( have been selected with great care, READY - MADE A FINE STOCK OF B A good assortn Groceries, Hardware, Crock To which the attention of purchasers is invit WALLER i Jan 3, 1S72, 27-tf ATLANTIC AGIO o This Article, prepared by the ATLANTIC the direction of their Chemist, J L'LIEX 1LA ton Heed, is now oirered at the Reduced Pricc payable 1st No vein bur, 1N72, Free of Interest Orders filled now will be considered as Casl 1st November 1872, thereby ennabing Planter ons and Mules are idle. PEI2ER. RODGEBS BROWN'S WIJAI CtUARLES, PERRIN & CO., Jan S, 1872/ 27-tf ATIC1LVN P O This FERTILIZER, manufactured by the PANY, under the direction of their Chemist now offered to tiie Planting Community A' OF $48 PER TON CASH, or $52 PAY Alii. TEREST. This FERTILIZER has been very extensi entire satisfaction ; some of the most practic: Peruvian Guano, pound for pound. All tales made now will be considered as c: those buying on time the sale will be conside By this arrangement planters will be enabl Manure at a time when their wagons and mi Pamphlets containing the certificates of tl PHOSPHATE will be furnished on anulicuti PELZER, RODGERS BROWN'S WHAJ QUARLES, FERRIS & CO., Jan 3, 1S7J, 27-tf mapes' kit! super-phospha: The Oldest Super-Phosphate Man 0 rN/nt pnsvn nf no\~Fs POTASH. P1IO,' TED ANIMAL AMM0N1CAL MAT' .Salt, Salt Cake, Nitre Cake, Plaster, nor Ad used; Factory open for inspection at all tiim NINETEEN YEARS OF PR: Introduced in 18-52. QUICK ACTION AND PERMANENT I Testimony of hundreds of well-known plant crop and soil, even during extreme adver $45 Cash?$50 Time, .pay KINSMAN <& - GENERAL A GENTS ...... . No. 1 Messrs. Miller & Eobertso: Jan. 24,1872, 40-3in ESTABLISH Dressed flooring, ceiling, a hundred different patterns ofMould for sale at New York prices. Mantel-Piec< to order at short notice. Stair Ruil, Newe hogany, on hand and made to order. Good at this establishment as can be made in the the largest stock of the above South of the guarantee will give entire satisfaction to all w The subscribers are the only practical IMccl by Trade, carrying ou the Business, in the Ci The subscribers can refer to gentlemen nil ( lina and Florida, as to the character of their East end Hasel Street, opposite Wando Ferti vicinity of Charleston and l'avion Hotels. ?ST" Messrs. Seal, Sign & Robertson are ou and all work shipped by us is at half price, t: Bo. <X R. R. D A GOOD STOCK OF OODS, K r.TnTTTTWft (V/) UMW Jb VA] CEOCSSST, VISIONS, &C? jow for Cash, by NELSON. ?- ^ i. & KIND, SfDERS, (J 1~4~r.4- -wwl Ujw.t r.4-,,1/ luiusb uiiu uc;h dljju MM iMllis nost of those olepant fronts to be endation. Give tliem a eall. TS .AT D, S. C., ew .and handsome building, a full u this community. :k of and unusually attractive. CLOTHING. COTS AND SHOES. IK.'ill UL * ? ery, and Glassware. ed. Give us a call. & BROTHER. PHOSPHATE. : PHOSPHATE COMPANY, under .VEXEL, for composting with Cot i of ?28 per ton cash, or ?31 per ton h 1st March, 1872, or on Time as due 3 to haul it at a time when their Wag & CO., General Agents, ? n /-in 1 71 T TT* C<""k W C r1 j tII Agents, Abbeville C. H., S. C. 'HOSPHATE, ATLANTIC PHOSPHATE COM , Dr. ST. JULIEN RAVENEL, is r THE VERY REDUCED PRICE iE 1st November, 1S72, FREE OF IN vely UHod in this State, and has given il planters admitting it to be equul to xsh on the 1st of March, 1872, and to ret! as due 011 1st of November 1872. led, without extra cost, to haul their lies are idle. Iiose who have used the ATLANTIC on to the Agents. & CO., General Agents, [IF. CHARLESTON, S. C. Agents, Abbeville, C. H., S. C. 10GENIZED rE OF LIME. ufactured in this Country: SPHATIC GUANO, CONCENTRA PER awl SULPHURIC ACID. No uitcraut or Absorbent of any kind !S. 1CTICAL EXPERIENCE Patented Dcc. 29, 1859. MPROVEMENT TO THE SOIL, ers in its favor on every variety of se seasons. pable Nov. 1st, 1872. HOWELL, FOR SOUTH CAROLINA. 28 East Bay, Charleston, S. C. Local Agents. AYEATHI.Il BOARDS, &.C. Over ings, makeover 100,000 feet oil hand, es, Door and Window Frames made la, Ballusters of Walnut and Ma-1 and substantial work made as cheap United Stales. We have on liandj city of Baltimore, all of which we I ho want good and substantial work.: lanics, Sash, Blind and Door Makers,! ity of Charleston. I >ver this State, Georgia, North Caro work for the past tw? nty years. W. P. KUSSiLL & CO., lizer Works and in the immediato ir authorized Agents for Abbeville, 3-wit: 6-3 eta. per 100 lbs., over th> [Sept. 28,1871,24?8m A.nd The largest and PERFUMES, TOIL! BRUSHES Just opened, and for w. March 13,1872-^40?tf at- THE Marble The marble yard ters to its new Work >arcd expressly for the bi\sic Marshall House. a fine stoel ITALIAN AND A }an always be found on hand Lone in a superior manner, and Also, a line collection of De ?ancy headstones, w] Lotice. Call and see our prices - J Nov. 2, 1871, 28, tf JAS.G.BAIU1 A wrtwfflti UVVUUA RE now opening a beautiful aj SPRING trade, all of which w Brnssells, Three-Ply, Ingra Floor and Table Oil Cloths, 1 Druggets, Mattings, Mats, C Window Shades all sizes, Ci Wall Papers and Borders, B "We also keep on our first floor, GROCERIES, Wood and Willow W ville friends, for the abovo Goods, w JAS Fob. 7, 1872, 42?3m New Cotton and Su\>scrib< ONE MILL! ft Warehonse if is Bail, Co UES will be made upon Cotton in Wai Parties Storing Cotton with the same that will be available in this city B?. The Bank is prepared at all tin: PROVISIONS on the most reasonable EST Parties would do well to apply i Officers. ft AUGUSTA S NOW READY TO RECEIVE ( Oct 19,1871, 2S-6m] J o WILL BI NO. 2 GBA1 And are fully prepared to show to the Groceries ai Coneisting of BACOW, FLOUR, M< NEW ORLEJ '' L.J and everything in that lino suitable fo A Nice jissortmei Comprising ORANGES, LEMONS, ] BRANDY PEACHES, SARDINES everything in that line. j A Choice Lot of Moun The above stock will be sold low anc and examine for themselves. Feb. 21 j 1872, 44?tf . GREAT 1 20 PgH fiSST WE SAVED FK< DRY GOODS, CLOTHING BOOTS, SHOES, T G-entlemen's F NOTIONS, WATCHES, JEWEL! Which wo are determined to sell, for CC instant. A splendid opportunity is offered to < must bo sold. #vn? <??? ? Abbeville, S: 0., Feb. 5, 1872. The Greatest Discovery 01 mc ATT FHANOAZSB, Du DOCTOR LAURENT\ of Par AN infallible cure for all irritations the Skin, as well as obstina Eruptions. This preparation is univc sally used among the higher classes France and England. A'bottle of tl Eau Francaise will be sent to any up* receipt of One Dollar and FLty G?r is W'KP&HUTJ A Beautiful Lot jo Calii received this day, at 19 0 Feb. 21, 1872, U-tf I Best Assortment of 't ar'ov IT SftSPS tfftHTWL ! &> ? &c.t i T ' i rljrt sale at short profits, rbf ". ^ T. Penney, : EMPORitTM op ! ? -'*03 Works. is removed from its 0I4 $jkj? Shop and handsome Office. iess on Main Streets above, tht ? Of " ' ' 1 ?it MODIflait iur?DDTfe !' wiuuvim mauvms , and all work warranted to tot . at prices lower than elsewfaetfJj'10 signs for MON17MEKTS AM lich can lie furnished at shdr^ \-and styles. Respectfully,; D. CHALMERS. % i .j, Ji wlniij E & BROTHER A, GEORGIA. isortment of .the folloiririe ill be sold off at a em^Il iiav^hce ^ in, and lowpriced Carpets, Bugs*, >est goods, cut any si*e; ! ^r ornices and Bands, Chro^s, ^ irtain Goods. Lace Curtains. :air Cloths and Upholsters' Goodst ; a large stock Of CHOICE ure. We solicit orders fr6m hich will be sold LO W FOR 1. G. BAtLIE & BR0THfc" ; "i ' & 'ttrr .1<X "" ~ : ~ Jo * '.liJS Produce Warehou* T?'M ,?q?ir?TA. f i 4?: jf ti awr^Vn r A (W-, ed Capital rner of uaipti aid Kfpii f GEORGIA. COTTON. LIBERAL CASH ABVAJfr rehouse, or upon Railroad Receipt*. , (Bank will be furnished with receipt! ftr or any other for l>orrotvinff money. ~ ' tea to make LOANS ON PRODUCE or i terms. . it the Warehouse, or communicate with th? 3HAS. J. JENKINS, Pretrttfettt." [NO. P. KING, Vice-President, r. P. BRANCH, Cashier. ''I I ' iN^ ' J. ROGERS, V>-ii EOOND AT " . a 4ITE RANGE; : t public their select stdck of id Provisions, " - :.<! <r; ;V: OLASSES, syrup, LRD, SUGAR, COFFEE* RICS, rfamilies. Also, at of Confeetionarics,' ' : ' --..A . L BANANAS, COCOA NUTS, JELLIES. , O YSTERS, CRACKERS, and any W 5l.LSO, .. , tain Corii and Nice Hants, 1 the public arc respectfully invited to call ' all DM THE LATE FIRE RUjYKS, VAIilSES, CARPET-BAGS, HATS, CAPS, \irnishing Goods, *Y, HOSIERY, GUNS, PISTOLS, AC.V i duys, commencing Monday, Febrt&fy tth Country Merchants, and others, aa the Goods .'J i i v >. ' 1& Old Bendy Bail! ng. i .1. . t r . L NEW ITownacc &finn or te fr in h r A^LCii JUVMM iv??vj ' 'i THE undersigned begs leave to In form his friends and citizens in general, that he is now stationed in one of the new Stores UNDER MRS. HUGHEY'S HOTEL, where he will put up harness of all uu j kinds at short notice. Particular atten^ tiou given to repairing Harness and Sad* dies. S. B. Norrel, Jan. 17,1872, 30-tf