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LEGISLATIVE. - . ' ' - - ? - The most important items o Leffisktive news during tue pas f ,V> S? 4 41 . ~ week, are the elections of Jouu J Patterson United States Senator and R. B. Carpenter Judge of tli 'Fifth Circuit, and flie passage c tJiC'tex bill, levying a tax of lifted *-brills?twelve for iState, and thre for countypurposes. In Abbeville Tj*rt rrrill liin-o 1101- iii arlflitinn II V/ U 111 UU > V tv l.'HJ 1U MUUlUUUj ;r>tax of four mills for building tli " 11 V * - new Court House, and two mills t make up county deiiciences?swell \hg our tax, in the aggregate, t or.er.two per cent. It is heavy, bu perhaps the only way of gettin: oat of debt. * In the House, the third sectioi of the tax bill, levying a tax ef fiv( mills for deficiencies, was passed unie'r the operation of the previou question, by a vote of sixty-threi yeas to forty-three nays. Is. 15 Myers, of Beaufort, proposed ai additional section to provide fori levy 01 xurcu ilihic* iui x cuwiu^ tioii of the Blue Ridge scrip, whiel was rejected by a Tote of four yea: to one hundred and three nays Hurley proposed an amendment t( the tax bill, providing that tuxes shall be payable only in coin, green backs* or bills receivable of the On administration. This was agreei to, and tlie bill, as amended, passei to a third reading. ,*^A joint resolution.lias passed thi -Legislature to adjourn 011 nex Friday, and take a recess unti Tuesday the 7th January . In the .Senate, the following bill; Tjfere received from tlie House Sills to designate the officcr b\ whom sales ordered by the Court? of this State shall be made; author izing and .directing the Comptroller A*. i i /h r\ general aim uoumv commissioners to Ievy certain taxes ; to amend an Act relative to the pay of members; tp.repeal the license law; to amend QjLL Act entitled "An- Act to more ^fffcctnally provide for recording conveyances. In the House, Mr. Swails intro duced a joiyt resolution to require County Treasurers to receive jury xjertiiicates and audited ' claims in payment for taxes. BilJ to amend an Act regulating pay of members of the Genera Assembly, was read a third time passed and sent into the Senate repealing the. geueral license- law to amend the Act more eSeetualh jkftvidiugfor recording conveyances of-real estate; also a joint resolu ti'on authorising the County Com rnissioners ot Abbeville to levy ai additional County tax of two mills In the Senate, Senator Whitt? more1, .'of Darlington, introducec his bit!, previously noticed, to ti: the time for holding the April tern of the Supreme Court, which pro j&les that that term shall commene on tHe third Tuesday of April ii each vear. lie also gave notice o abilfto make the rent of lands th< first lien upon annual crops. TVip }>i!l hv SonMfor Tvoith. Con servutive, <5f Oconee, which pro poses to confine the pay of Count' Treasurers to a commission, of fou per cent, upon the amount of taxe collected up to ?20,000, and one pe cent, upon the excess of that sum was referred to the committee o; , finance. -? . In the House the concurrent res olution from the Senate, providing that defeated contestants i'or scat in the. General Assembly shall rc 'ceive nopav and mileage, was rc ccived from the Senate and conciu red in. 4- Representative Elliott, colored, c Abbeville, introduced a bill t remedy and supply the toss of pul lie records, and to perpetuate test monv relative to wills, deeds, &c destroyed by the recent fire i Abbeville Court Aouse. The bi provides that by giving twenty day notice to the cleric of the court tlj parties interested may substitul their own records of these transai tictir. - 'committee on privileges an elections reported favorably upc tK& bill which proposes to ma?e tl hours'of election in incorporate towns and cities from six A. M. 1 M.} instead of from seven i Mjk?ve?. M. ilicpresentative \\ anace, uonser ative, of Union, introduced a 1) tc> amend the act to secure adva ces for agrioulttlral purposes, \vhi< provides that whenever, lar ds slu lift l?t. or rented for agricultural m po?cs, the person so letting or rei ing.Shalt have a prior lieu upon t crMf^pr tlie rent, the contract f rent to foe In writing and record* l^presentative Kice, CoriserT ti\lft,rQ-f oion,' iiitronnced the f lojSlin^dJSiportaut resolution, whi wh& iiuimodiately considered,, und a --suspension of the rules, a adopted: : ^hotted, That the Attorn Gefrcral be instructed to scar clflsbJy aud inquire if any monc h?xj$ been raised upon the credit the,?>tate, without law and due i thority; if any. moneys have be expended or embezzled by parse in auAorityv and, if so, .by- WI19: end iji-'he sfcalf find proof nst.ri any person oij.p.ersons, lie shall hi Lira arrested and prosecuted ix> c< viciion, if possible. To this lio.jjirali )mve power to send ^ persons and papers. In the Senate, a bill, (by } Oweoa) to niake appropriation' the payment of halt the salary a nHfeS^e of members of the Gene Assembly, and salaries of the s ordinate "officers and employees, t other expenses incidental tlierc was 'referred to a Committee Finance. "Rpnnrf, /TiivomhlfA of Onmmitl i ;?. \ / on printing on House coucurrc resolution restricting the publi' tion in newspapers, at the expei of the State, to Acts of a pub character and general interc Made special order for Mond last. The following is the statement the clerks -of the two houses, in : ply to a resolution of inquiry as the publication of the Acts of t General Assembly in the newsj ners of the State: To the Honorable, the. Smote a IT.-., i oa r.-F J?. 11'C/)C'. 'lj iflfil'pil J.IVILO*, tJ JLlisfi wtfuwtvi w Gentlemen?In reply to the r< olution of vonr honorable bodl calling for information relative all contracts existing between t clerks and the different newspapc of the State, we beg leave to sn init the following: First, That the ntimber of nev papers with which contracts for t publication of the laws were mat is thirty-nine. Second. The average price agrc to be paid is ten cents per line. Third. The clerks did not requi a statement of the circulation each newspaper, as such informal was considered by the propriety of the newspapers to he strict private and confidential, and on made known by its voluntary pu Mention. Fourth. The entire cost for t publication of the laws of ea session has been about ?G0,000. In addition we bog leave to sta that, in making the contracts t clerks have been governed by t expressed wishes and judgment the Senators and Kepresentativ of the county in which such pape were nublished. Manv of the r 1 # 9 , pers have not been paid since t' passage of the ae:, and the 01 standing claims for this service pc formed, it is estimated, amounts ; about ?75,000. Very respectful! J. WOODRUFF. A. 0. JONES. ; The Senate has passed the b L making appropriations for pa vine ; of one-half the salary and mileaj | of members of the Legislature. > In the House, the joint resolutit r for the payment of the amount di for public printing lias passed. The finance committee of tl Senate proposes an amendment tiie tax bill, making an increase two mills for deficiencies?makir the general tax 17 mills, instead 15 mills. Market 3Reports. COUBKCTED WEEKLY I!Y 3? A R \ W ELL & CO, Dealers in Stfr}*!*- J>ry -+#r?jrl>r,- *Or<j rics, J'rvvtsionn, etc., <fce. AftCEVlLLE, De-comber 13, 18; Cotton, 1 Apples, $2 .Butter., 20 to:] Bacon, 10 to CotTee, 2-3 to Corn, SI Chickens, 20 to 3Uc ca Eggs ."0c per doz Fodder, $1.50 per 100] Flour, $10 to $1-1 per I Ground Peas, $2.00 to $2.2-3 per busl Meal, $1.40 per busl Molasses, 50 to 75c per gall Nails, * *.10 cents per Oranges, SOc to $1.00 per doz Peas, $1.00 pe- 'iusl Syrup, 75c to $i.2f> per j Sugar, 1-4 to 2(>e per Tea, SI .25 to $2.50 per Whiskey, $l.(!0to$1.2oper b New York, December 16.?Cott lirru; sales 8983 bales; uplands -Hi; ( leans204. Gold heavy at 12A. Baltimore, December 16. ? C'ott lirm ; middlings 19$; gross receipts o: stock 9293. Charleston*, December 16.?Colt stronger ? line qualities; middlii IS;019; net receipts 2120 bales; sa 1000. A i-r-rcTi TlupPmlifM* Ifi. ? Cott -strong; middlings lSj; not receipts 1< bales; sales 1305. Consignees. The following persons have packaj in the Express ottiee: J J Moseley, J J J Moscley, "\V McXc W P McKeller, Jacob Miller, Mrs " Rm,l|uv X- Tiiv lOUllg, TSloau, E Cowan, J E Penuey, "NY Taggart, Miss S A Martin, Bradley liagen, J C Wosniansky, \V T Pcni J Jones. C. V. HAMMOND, Agenl Photographs Photo^raralis! n th til ir lt bc or A. isi ol ch ler 11 cl r ey ch !V6 of iu ien >ne J. M. HE vol 14:now , PHOTOGI PHER, has returned, and hav fitted lip a No. 1 GALLERY with s lights an d all the modern improvenn in the art, begs leave to inform the < /.ens of Abbeville and surround country, that he :s prepared to fun pictures of all styles and pn the n reasonable terms. Come one and examine my work and I aiu satis you will ^ive me tn order. J. M. BODSQN, Photographs X. B. Gallery up-stairs over TRC BRIDGE & CO.'? NEW STORE. Dec, 11th, 1872, S5-tf Jfctice. m: i fXS TIlURSDilY, the 26th da ;t Vi DECEMBER, I will sell at plantation 6 Valuable Mules, about nst ive 311 lof Bushels Corn, Fodder, 1,< Bushels Cotton Seed, He Cattle, and a ^eat many o things too numerois to mention. Terms Cash. 4r. fori ind ral ub md M. Wiuestock Dec. 11,1872, 3036" E35S 3 r^22 KRK IB Ti. e i WILL sol] my entire Stock cor SHOES, CLOTIIIXG, HATS, < York cost. Persons desiring to proci "W. lEiQiSSE Doc. 11, 1S72, 35-tf WILL I>e sold by the Tloirs at Law, of the lute JOHN A. P \ liTLOW. deceased. at ABBE VILLI-: COURT HOUSE on Sale Day of JANUARY next, all the lands of the said deceased in Abbe ville? County, the Homestead excep ted which is assigned to Mrs. Ann T. Partlow, to-wit: FIRST.?The tract of land known as the 'EZEKIEL TRACT." lying east of the Columbia Railroad. SECOND. ? The "CULPEPPER TRACT." which is recommended to be divided and sold iu three separate parcels. rrrTTDTv m.~ t(T/~i"Vi?c? TT> i prp n J. 111 J I !/ J. Lie UVIUjO JL IV C\ V JL ^ rccomni2iided to be divided into three parcels, and parcels No. 1 ar.d 3 sold ; and the 3d parcel sold nnless accepted at a valuation by an heir at Law. FOURTIL-.Tho "WATSON TRACT," to be sold in one body. Plats exhibited or definite descrip tions given on day of sale. Terms of sale made known on the da v. |a" THOS. THOMSON, lio it- W. A. LEE, Attorneys for Ilcirs at Law. v Dcc. 11, 1872, 354t Jj - Abbeville District, | Dec. 7, 1872. j )J1 TIIE Con artnership heretofore ex I l... -\TTf>'7 !!TVAD au ? lbiiut; u'ciwuuii vjux/j, iun>un <fc CO., has this day been dissolved by mutual consent All persons .iudebt lC (>d to the late firm aro most earnestly to requested to call at once and pay the of same, as we wish to close up said bu ? siness. ?. THOS. J. OUZTS, J. HENRY MINOR, J. SALE WATSON. The undersigned have this day r? /./.rm nrt?uK'r* < Kn IWl IIIVU 41 'UlliU I liVi niiijr, uim\ 4 *. 11 \ name of MINOR & WATSON for it,,. nl- (! F. V F. j? A T, MERC1TAX j DISK. We shall at nil tunes keep a i2. j full stock and hope by close attention | to business and a desire to please, .00; to merit the same patronage so gener ously bestowed upon the late firm, J. HENRY MIXOR, J SALE WATSON. In retiring from the firm of Ou:ts Minor & Co., 1 do so with feelings of deep regret, and am compelled to jjJ j take this step from ill-health. I ic enjtnrn my sincere thanks to my friends icl i for past*favors and would bespeak jallfor the new firm a sh: re of publb jk; patronage, and would recommenl tj jthem as young men of business ca olj I paeities and worthy of confidence. TUGS. J. OUZTS. Dee. 11 1S72, 35-Sfc Pirtnl T>iKnlinrcrft. 'rS "1W0TICE is hereby given that Mr. W les A. Black, Administrator of the Es i tate of Elsey Taylor, deceased, has ap plied to C. W. Guffln, Judge of Probate in and for the County of Abbeville, foi a final discharge as Administrator. It is Ouderkd, That the Oth day o December, A. I). 1872, be fixed for liejjr ini* of Petition, and a final settlement o ? tsaid Estate. J. C. WOSMAXSKY. C. C. P. A. C. ill, Dcc. 2,1S72, 35-41 M h MAM FEMALE COLLEGE [yr COKESEURY, S. C. W. CHRISTIE BENET, Prksidext Session begins Monday, 3c * February, 1872. Fj^HE Board of Trustees take pleas to _gj_ 11 re III ill] 11UU IieiMg liiilt unrj n. IK f elected Mr. Benet ta the Presidency o the college. Mr. Benet is well knowi as an experienced and successful teach er, having been for several years Recto f: of Cokesbury Male Academy. He wil j be assisted in the Literary and Musii Doparttnens by a properly qualifiei stall" of teachers.. The Board of Trus tees feel sure that utider his Presidency young ladies can obtain a first-clas ,T education. Fees for the Bcholisti ? i Year, $20, $35 and $-50. Contingent fee .^5 o $2; Music and other extra branches a j the usual rates. Board can be obtained tA-'in tire best families at $10 per month ing exclvsive of washing and lights, kv-l The Board of Trustees desire to mak the college the prid* ot the iMasoni Fraternity; and they flatter themselve that, in having for President a worth; usfij Master Mason, of the highest attaiii ost ments as a teacher, with a competes all. I corns of assistants, with a locality prt lied verbially healthy, with board and tu tion at rates so moderate, they mer and will secure the patronage of tli public, and of brother Masons in parti< ular. J. K. VANCE, Fres. B. T. F. F. GAltY, Sec'ty/ Dec. 11, 1672. 3o-3t Fire! Firs!! Fire!! r. ?w y of J}ARCHED COFFEE, FRES] my 1 CANDIES. RED CLOVE SEED. GILT EDGE BUTTER, an I many other choice articles reccive since the Fire. DuPRE & SMITE. Nov. 20, 1372, 32-tf 100 )00 >gs, thcr Application for Charter. UBLIC notice is hereby given tli application will be made at tl present session of the Legislature f the renewal of the charter of $hik Baptist church in this county. Nbv. 25th, 1872, 33-tf jsisting of DRY GOODS, BOOTS and CROCKERY, &t\, for 30 days, at New ire great bargains will call at once on siDg-iommes-, AT TIIE DENDY COKNER. Sheriff's Sale.. EO& Y virtue of a writ of Fi. Fa. to me JO? directed, I will sell at Abbeville Court House, on * Saleday in January next, within the le?]f>l hours, a tract of land situate, lying' and being in the County, of Abbeville, in the neighbor hood of Ninety .Six, containing 132 Acres, more or less, adjoining lauds of : Homestead 01 j. w. Jjipscomo, ij. u. J Carter and It. a. Griflin; levied on aa ( j the property of J. w. Lipscomb, at the , suit of J. 11. Brooks. Terms ('ash. , L. p. (jrUFFIN, 4 s. a. c. : .Dec. 4,1872, 3o-4fc New Advertisements. 1 Agents Wanted for Cobbin's fihild'a Oommfintator On the Bible for the Home Circle. 1,200 pages, 250 Engravings. The best enterprise of the year for agents. Every famiiy will have it. JSotfiiny like it now published. For circulars address H. 8. UOOLrtPEED ?fc CO., 37 Park Row, New York. 1MOK A GEN TS now at, work, j$ij$ or looking lor some new \book, should write at onee for circulars of thy best-selling book published. Extraor dinary inducements ottered. &upc-b premiums qiven away. Particular fiee. Address QUEEN CITY PUBLISH ING CO., Cincinnati, Ohio. DOORS, SASHES, BLIPS, k, Bend for Illustrated Catalogue to BRADLEY & CURRIER, 54 & 56 Dey St., JSew x oi'K. fiilCKS a"d TRAPS^ AMERICA.; Would you avoid being "bit" by Rogues I Swindlers and Humbugs! lit-ad the "Star Spangled Banner." A large j illustrated 40-column 8 page paper, Led- t aer size. Splendid Stories, Sketches, ( Tales, Poems, "Wit Humor, Puzzles, Re- . eeipts, &e. 11th year, $1 a year, with " elegant Prang" Chromo, "AUTUMN 1 Leaves," free to all. ONLY $1. Try it once. Satisfaction QiLarantccd. Agents wanted. Outfit FREE. Sppci A-r> for fi Addrr>sa *'HAN NER," liindsdale, N. H. FEMALE OLLESE. ] ^H^ ^0ne Hundred and Sixty- j B xfSQglive JJ)olljtrs will pay Board j aud Tuition in this Institution for ten \ calendar months.' Address THOS. I WARD WHITE, tteidville, Spartan- J burg District, S. C. Spring term opens Feb. 1st. 1823." JUBFLEE! 1S73. Better than Pictures is the NEW YORK OBSERVER. The Great American Family Newspup.-r $3 a Year with the Jubilee Year Book. \ Sydney E. Morse & Co.. : .1V No-w -Ywki - 1 SEND FOR A SAMPE COPY j MP I?B???Bl ? The Weekly Sun, J ONLY $1A YEAR. 8 PAGES. ?s The Best Family Paper. The Best Agricultural Paper. The Heat Political Paper. The Pest Story Paper. The Bent, Fashion Peports, i The Best Cattle Market Report. The Best General Market Peports. The Best Paper Every Way. 6 THE WEEKLY N. Y. SIJN. V Eight pages, columns. $1 a year, or loss than 2 cents a number. Send your dollar. TIIE SUN, Mew York City. MA (f?c>A Pei" <>ay! Agents wan- , \r| | a | V/llted! All classes of work- 1 VV I V VtJvjn^ people, of either sex, young or old, make more money at work for us in their spare moments, or all the -i time, than in anything else. Particu lars free. Address G. ST IN SON & CO., , Portland, Maine. ( ' If you wish to be curat of the habit, ad ires T. A. CLARKE, M. D., \It. Vernon, Ohio.' r BUILDING FELT (<To Tar used) for outside work and in s,le instead of plaster. Felt carpeting, ?fc. Wend 2 stamps for circular and sam pps. (J. J. FAY, Camden, N. J. . Sheriff's Sale. S[*Y virtue of an execution to mo di 1 reeled, I will sell, at Abbeville Cout House, 011 Saleday in January n/>i xt *t f I k 111 t Iwi I iwro I li/iuru fl V<? ll'Midc of Anil, part ol" the Heal Estate of \Vm. B. torn, lying and being in the county ol' Abbeville. F;st, the Bell Tract, containing 250 Acr?, more or less, lying and being in the <>unty of Abbeville, bounded by the Curly Piace, Edge lie Id Line, Home Plaaand others. Seond, the Willis Tract, containing 219. Ares, more or less, adjoining lands ' of M;. Henderson, Mrs. Kobertsou and t other. Thid, part of the Carter Tract, con tainiiy 275 Acres of land, more or less, bounud by the Bell Tract and others. T.n/.f / < ittluSnimi1 B 1'UUj.u, JU ilaiiijV'ii xiaui, v.Muuiuiuib 225 A<fes of land, more or less. Fit'tl one Tract containing 225 Acres, near te Mine, and bounded by the Mine 'Jact and others. Term Cash. Purchaser to pay for papers. L. P. GCJFFIN, S. A. C. Deceiber 11, 1S72, 3l>-2t. "A friend in Need is a h'iend Iudecd.'1 TO. TEE RESCUE. MUCfldamaged by the late fire, it ^11 bo some days before we can offer or goods for sale In the mean JimoAVE GREATLY !NTEEi> MONEY, ad we urgently call on all indobted tais to come forward and help us. Ify-ou cannot pay all, let us have a part Wo will be found at our store atill times ready for busi ness of thisjature. WAIllLAW & EDWABDS. Not. 19, "^72", 32-tf J. D. (palmers & Uo.'s FUJMUR'E STORE, Is over MWs. DriPro & Smith's storo. Dec. 11, If2, 35-tf> ' / . Pacific Guano Company (CAPITAL 81,000,000) SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUAN rHIS GUANO is now so well knaA in all. the Southern States, for emarkable eflcets as an agency for i :reasing the products of laoor, as not equ in,1 special recommendation from 1 ;ts u?e for seven years past has establi; :d its- character for reliable excellen LMie large fixed capital invest >y the Company in this trade alibi he surest guarantee of the continu jxcellence of this Guano. The supplies put into market this & son are, as heretofore, prepared un< lie personal supervision of Dr. St. J an Kavenel, Chemist of the Compai vt Charleston, S. C., hence planters n 'est assured that its quality and com ution is precisely the same as that he ;ofore sold. T "NT T) AT)CA\T Selling Agent, Charleston, S. C JNO. s; REESE & CO., General Agents, Baltimore TERMS?$48 cash ; $53 time, with* interest. , , ; To accommodate planters they can ler now and have until the 1st of Aj to dccide as to whether they,will talu from the Factory by the carload no dn will be charged. < JNov. U7, 1872;-33-fim. ; [Carolina. .National JiaL OF Columbia, S- C, Capital Stock Paid In, $300,0 Board of JJtrcctors. [j. D. Guilds, Pres., Jxo. T. Dar] J. \V.Parker, V.-Pres. II31 Walla J. D. Melton, Solicitor, Jxo. 8. Wilj LI. O'Xeale, Jr., E. Hope. W. B. Gulick, Cashier. C. i). Iredell, AssH Chehi |TX addition to the ordinary and us fii business of Banking, the Caroli National Bank of Columbia, 8. C., sues Interest-bearing Certificates fora uuount, payable on demand, and be ng seven per cent, interest from da merest collectable every six months, lie Certificate has not been previou iresentcd. Deposits in gold received "iirue terms, ami interest pam in kii Depositors have all the advantage c A SAVINGS BANK, md the safety of their deposits is gu mteed toy a paid-up capital of Th J?undrcd Thousand Dollars. Perse laving funds which they wish to inv emporarily, will find this a safe met )f investment, returnable upon dcma md always ready for use should a mi irofi table investment ofl?r. Remittances may be made by Expr md Certificates will be returned by m vithout delay. Columbia, ?S. C., Nov. 27, 1872, 33-; Sheriff's Sale. BV" virtue of an order signed by ] Honor, James L. Orr, I will s it Abbeville Court House, on Saleday lanuary next, within the legal hour.' Souse and Lot in the Town of Ah ille. known as the Dendy Lot, bonne >y the Public Square," Main Strt Estate of I). 11. Sondley and others. Terms Cash. L. P. GUFFIN, 8. A. C Dec. 11, SG-3t. Final Discharge. fcXOTICE is hereby given that ? Wade H. Rnberson, Administ or, Will annexed, of the Estate ili&abeUx Philips, deceased, 1ms appl f? L\ W. Outfit!, Judge of Prohrivter itid for the County of Abbbt ville, fo inu! discharge ay Administrator. It is Ordered, That the 8th day 'anuary, A. D. 1873, be fixed forheari f Petition, and a final settlement aid Estate. J. C. "WOSMANSKY, C. C. P. A. C Dec. 11, '3G-3t. [leidville Male High Scho< FOUNDKD, A. D. 1857. SIXTEENTH Scholastic Year begi 3 February 3, 1873. TWO TEACHERS, both Gradual Tuition per .Session, $10, $15 and $: Board, from $10 to $12 per mouth. For Catalogue or Particulars, addr W. C. K1RKLAND, A. M. \ov. 27. 3'Mt] Spartanburg, S. C Fire at Greenwood. INSURANCE against loss or damr 3. by tire in that responsible Com] iv "LIVERPOOL & LONDON JLOBE" can be effected on reasonal erms: by applying to A. M. AIKEN, Age 'or "Ninety-Six," "Greenwood," a 'Cokesburv," and their vicinity. Dec. 11, 1872, 35-4t 333" otic?= ?1 PRA YED from the farm of the i 3 dersigned on the Martin town rc si Edgefield. 35 miles from Augusta, )\ LiK MOUSE COLORED MAI uuijiv, rum it nru.ii, m:i icit u?i ** m langingdown. Any information lei n# to the recovery of the mule will uitably rewarded. MRS. S. H. ADAMS, nov. 22.1S72, St] Krkses Cross Roai REMOVAL. ? ? ARR now arranging their Stock sELSON .& CANNON'S Store, 1 . Melhvaine Block, where they v ie pleased to receive a visit fr< heir friends. [Nov. 27. WE STILL LIVE. ? i -Li- - **t T-,__i. .an me wew jtusi v/iuuc. 1IE undersigned have rented 01 half of the new Post Ollice, n< iceupied by H. \\\ LAWSON & C< nd will soon bo prepared to resui >usiness with a new stock of goods, s proposed to build a brick warehouse he rear of the building which willgi hem ample accommodations. BARNWELL & CO. Nov. 27, 1K72, tf urniture. 4T the time of the fire we had a fi Block of Furniture at the Depi lonsfsting of Chamber Sets, Walnut a: 'atnted Bureaus, Chairs, Mouldings a cooking Classes. The above with wl vas saved from the lire, makes c toclc complete. We are prepared to ] ill orders for Furniture from thehigln o the lowest grades, at low prices. C riends and the public generally are r >ectfully invited to call and see us at c illiee at the Marble Yard. J. I). CHAMERS & CO Nov. 12, 1872, tf Situation Wanted. A WIDOW LADY, w thout far ly, desires a situation as hou ceepcr in some good family for t u'xt year For further informal! ippl}7 at this oflic.e. ]STov. 5, 1872, 30.tf nrrw* Burnt Out! IL assistance uunng ino pasc seu son in the cultivation of their crops and have not yet paid up, wo earnest ly appeal to come forward at once and settle their accounts, thereby se curing,their own credit and enabling us to save our own for future business, which we contemplate entering into so soon as. a building can bo erected for that purpose. Wo trust that, this will bo sufficient notice to our friends, of our present necessities, and that they will respond to our appeal without delay. Barnwell & Co. Nov. 20, 1872, 32-tf Eot Supper. THE ladies of COKESBURY pro pose to give a HOT SUPPEIi in tho Female College on WEDNES DAY NIGHT, DECEMBER 18th, for the benefit of tho church. The public are cordially invited to attend. Come to the feast?a feast not only of sweet-meats, substantiate, niceties, but "a feast of reason and flow of soul," that will make young and old blood bound ; a feast of beauty flash ing with scintillations of intellect IIo ye to the feast! No effort will be spared to please and entertain. Con veyances will be in attendance at Ilodges'for those who may come on the trains and all will bo gladly en tertaiucd by the citizens. So mote it be. J. M. MOSELEY, J. N. COC1JRAN, Committee. Dec. 4,1872, 34-2t. Valuable Mill Property For Sale. | EAT valuablo property known as ! the DONNALD MILL is now offered for sale. The Mill is in gpoil repair, and is doing an excellent bu siness. In connection with the Mill there is a good gin, which is well patronized. To any one wishing to invest safely and profitably a rare op portunity is offered. Apply to Hugh Wilson, Abbeville or to Thoa. Hutchison, at the Mill. Nov 20, 1872. 32-tf Tiitj oiiay Reii.iUib uil'c Dibtnoution in the Country. L. D. SINE'S NINETEENTH Grand Annual Distribution To be drawn Wednesday, January 1st 1873. $200,000.00 in valuable Gifts! gM0,000 run** in American Gold! in Amni'Snnn Silvurl Five Prizes $1,000. Ten Prizes $500 each Greenbacks. One Span of Matched Horses, with Family Carriage and Silver-Mounted Harness, worth $1,500. Five I torses and Buggies, with Silver mounted Harness, worth $600 each ! Five Fine-Toned .Rosewood Pianos, worth $500 each! 25 Family Sewing Machines, worth $100 each! 2,300 Gold and Silver Lever Hunting Watches (in all,) worth from $20 to $300 each. Gold Chains, Silver-ware, Jewelry, &c. Whole number Gift, 25,000. Tickets Limited to 100,000. Agents wanted to sell tickets, to whom Liberal Premiums will be paid. Single Tickets $2; Six Tickets 10; Twelve tickcissoj ; rweniy-nve iick ets 840. Circulars contain a full list of prizes, a description of the manner of drawing and other information in reference to the Distribution, will be sent to any one ordering them. All letter* must be addressed to L. D. BINE, Box S6. MAIN OFFICE CINCINNATI, O. 101 \V. Fifth St. [Nov. 27, 1872, 33-5t W, B. Stanley, vs. Thomas Thomson, Mary P. Q,uarles, Wm. McDonald Lee, Ml) ie )W no It in ve la Common Pleas. Complaint for lie lie J, L>Y Order of Court in the above en y titled ease the creditors of the late .\Jrs. Alary A. McDonald are required to present and prove their demands before ihe undersigned, Special Referee, on or before tne hist day of February next. EDWARD NOBLE, Special Heferee. Nov. 12, 1872, 31-tf n e Dt. nd ml in! ai r lil! est >u r Black's Fertiliser. IU/$"AI)E on the farm at a cost of SIX lvJa. or E101IT DOLLARS per ton, compare favorably with standard GUANOS. l?o sure to <rive it a trial, save money :uid encourage domestic enterprises. Formulas for making furnished by W. E. "WHITE, or Township Agent. Nov. 27, 1872, 3o-2m Notice to the Public, ON account of damages sustained by I lie recent tire our doors are . losofl. and our Hills are falling due, itui ALU ST be met, therefore, we bog that all per-ons indebted to us will rail and settle and thereby lighten our bur Jon. "A friend in need is a friend indeed " "Respectfully, M'\DONTALI> & IIAIXDON. Nov. 20, 1872,32-lf SHINS' HEPATIC. COMPOUND fli For all Derangements of the Liver, Kidn PUT up in liquid form, already prepare< time and trouble, and insuring proper Uient. It is mild and gentle in its action. It remo1 - i % l. ' ? gives tone ana strengin io uie wnoie iruuic. j and restores the sinking and drooping body to has been tried by thou&ands and never found face will have the bloom of health, the eye its invigorate the feeble,an('"prove the greatest bl< Try it for yourselves and you will recommei FOll SALE BY DRUGblSTS AND L>. KING & BOSBOROTJGH, DQW WADDA, FLA. Wfr PROPRIETORS. C2 AuSust28, 1872, 20?3m . WE are now receiving our STOCK, comprising eve first-class country store. Our Goo "care by one of the firm from the Ifes Baltimore, on the most reasonable t< to the wants of our section. Call a prices. Satisfaction guaranteed. Oct. 23, 1872, 28-tf iBi. W (? ft) l\ m ?<$ WHOLESALE AND EET n><mm mnwwc VAI KFC J iilUJLl inMlWJMW ' 222 Broad AUGUST Oct. J, 1872, 25-3m JAMESG.BAILIE 205 Broad Stcet, A UT? ESPECTFTJLLY ask your attention to : .BHi/ which will be sold as low as in any oti CARPET DEPARTMENT. CURTAIN DEPARl English Velvet Carpets, English Brussels Carpets, 3 Ply ami Ingrain 44 Venetian Carpets, Cheap Carpets, Floor Oil Cloths, Table Oil Cloths, ^tair Carpets and Rods, Mattings, Druggets and Door Mats. 'Carpets, Oil Cloths and Curtains mat Oct. 1, 1872, 2o-Um Curtain Materials, Cornices and Band Lace Curtains, Muslin Curtains, Window Shades, al Hair Cloth, all wld Wall Papers an J Bord Beautiful Cliroinos THE MARBLE YARD ih removed from Shop and handsome Ottico prepared c Street, above the Mai shall House. A line Can always bo found on hand, and all wor rior manner,-and at prices lower than clsev Also, a fine collection of Designs for MOi STONES, which can be finished at short and styles. J. D. ARRIAGE MAKING VILU SEAL, SIGN & Ri \ // OW offer a LARGE and SUPERIOR 8' price from $140 to $225, with all the mo< WAGONS OF ALL SIZES, made by the be* MATERIAL IN THE COUNTRY, and after They also offer for sale A LIGHT CRANE LOW FOR CASH. They keep conntantlv on hand METALIC ] NY and WALNUT COFFINS, and others of Their hearse with one of the Firm will atte ALL WORK WARRANTED. IN ADDITION TO TH DRY GOODS, BOOT OFFER FOR Bacon, Lard, Flour, Sugar lasses, Mackerel, Salt And everything usually kept in a GROCER! Tliey have also on hands a smail quantity o SEED. October 9' 1872, 20-tf Fa?.. Its. js&eigiuvm. TWEUDCI Have removed to the upper corner of Cothran & Wilson1# New Brick Jtangc, Where they will keep constantly on hand a choice Stock of Is ol F< N >ItC o e I! S, and Clul and K Our friends and customers are respect fully invited to give uls a call. Trowbridge & Co.. Oct. 15, 1ST2, 27-tf 3 1 mm lives cube cys, Skin, Stomach, and.JJowele, 1 for immediate use, thus saving proportion of each valuable ingre ees the bile from the system. I ,'t gives the liver a healthy character health and strength. This medicine wanting. Under its influence the 1 Kroin Ihn n/vtvrr. It Will easing to those who suiter. id it to your friends. EALERS EVERYWHERE. IE, MOISE & DAVIS, rOLESALE AGENTS, IAJFUjESTON s. o. FALL AND WINTER rything usually found in a ds were selected withmncli it houses in New York and vrm? nnrl TOitVi s"npr*ialrpffard AIL DEALER UNT fc ITMRBFII Street, 1 j Gr -A [Opposite Planters' H? & BROTHER, .ugusta, Ga., a full line of the following Goods, ler House: :mknt. grocery department. Choice Family 3, Groceries, received weekly. Duffield Hams, 1 sizes, Euglish Crackers, tbs, Dyspeptics' Food, Baskets of all kinds, lers? Wood Ware, Brooms aud Brashes, 'Plantation Supplies, ie and laid at short notice. ^7"ox*23Ls8 its old quarters to its new Tfork zprosfily for the busiuesa on Jkbun stock of MM MARBLE k warranted to be done in a ddas I'hore. " <*'' . - sUAIENTS AND FANCY HEAD. notice, uau ana seo oar price? TOCK of BUGGIES, ranging in iern improvements in the business, t MACHINISTS, and of the BEST the latest and best styles. NECK CARRIAGE, of good style, BURIAL CASES, and MAHOGA clieaper style. ud all funerals. [Nov. 3,1871,28? EIR STOCK OF S AND SHOES, SALE *, Coffee, Meal, Mo , jsaggmg, jlicb, ' STORE. f PURE RED OATS FOR WHITE BROTHERS. IE RESIDENCE Recently erected by )B. W. C. WARD LAW, fered FOR SALE. Li' terms apply to A. B. WARDLAW. ov. G, 1872, 30-tf i5i Sa? and Grist Mill, At Millway, S, C, ILLS for Lumber promptly fillod. Corn will bo ground on Fridays Saturdays. Mill loeated on Bonj. os farm. Jas. Fuller Lyon. ov. 11. :S7'4 31-st X>Q"o.. 3. & Cloucr 0ec&, At IFF, & PARKER'S, 'ov. C, 1872, o0-2t< "V 4'. ' .jr.