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New Advertisements. The following;is fi. list of newi . advertisements: , Toys?Perriu & Parker. , Lot in Cokesbury?Samuel Lord, Congaree Iron Works?John Alexan- 1 , der. . , Notice to Debtors?Perrin & Parker.! Valuable Land for Sale?Mrs. Mary C. Miller, Executrix. I Christmas Presents ? McDonald & Haddon. ; Greenwood Female Institute?W. K. Blake, Principal. I Long Cane Lands for Sale? It. II.' "Ward law. Bridge Letting?W. P. McICeller. * Opening of Schools?W. M. Pressly. Conveyances to Hire?J. B. Rogers. Etiwan Fertilizers?White Bros. Final Discharge?Geo. W. Jones. The following sales are advertised by - L. P. Guflln, Esq., Sheriff: 2 Tracts,?Property Elizabeth'Lyucli. 40 Acres?J. T. Vaughn. 810 Acres?R. M. Duliose. ^2S Acres?S. W. Agnew. ] 870 Acres, and Personal Property?Jo- . .seph L. Hearst. 446 Acres?T. C. Lipscomb. : 400 Acres and Personalty?Natliau i Ingram. 318 Acres?J. H. Wilson. ''the* Real Estate of Lucy Haddon. I 204 Acres?Thos. Hayne. 4 .-264 ^A.fcres?Patrick C. McCaslan. .Personalty and Real Estate J. T. I -Arks. " I ?? ( LEGISLATIVE. i 'The proceedings of the Legisla- j ^.tilre during the past week are not of r ^special interest- Xo progress has . ^V&eep in passing the Tax J jjill or adjusting t?,e debt, and the ( ('jday vpas" not -Xeen ?xed for the 5 election of Chief Justice. 1 Mn the itause .Mr. Tjjjbert pre- r rented .report,pf-'tte County j Commissioners of Jviplpeville; ,also. i presented extract of the present- j ment ot the grand jury of Abbe- r ville, June term, 1873, relating to public debt of Abbeville. A resolution instructing the 1 clerk to report the number of 1 , clerks and attaches, was adopted '< ,*nd a concurrent resolution to ad < gourn sine die on the fifteenth of \ January, was postponed till that ( 'time. ( The House sent to the Senate t concurrent resolution to request the , Attorney-General and State Treasurer to ascertain the whereabouts f *+ - * . /? . i or disposition of tue plates or tne " fBank of the State, obtain posses- s aion of the same, and report to ? this General Assembly at the ear- t tJiest practicable moment. Con- t curred in. ? The resolution introduced by <r Representative Bovvley recommend- ^ jlng.that the Republican Printing ^yCompany- employ colored as well as n white printers should any of the " former am?Iv was carried by a vote ^ of fifty-four tJ twenty-seven. Tlie report of Treasurer Cardozo ibewswhat conversion bonds are y ,T?rtid, being exchanged according t< 4to law for other outstanding-bonds. n The House returned, with con- v currence, a resolution to request f1' the Attorney-General to furnish 1 iufortnation relative to the non-pros- t ecution of County Treasurers, J t) debtors to the State* j i( i m v . '-* - - ii Meeting of tite Grand Lodg . i ?This body met in Charleston\z last night. Messrs. "W. H. Parker pi and "Vv. T. Branch left on Monday t morning to attend the meeting, as n Delegates from Clinton Lodge. 0 m t m n Immigrants.?All who desire la- [j borers, German or Italian, should p a/c H v nn ? * rr at AUUL t-co XTJLJL r-iau/j xu^ivuviOf yji Charleston, who is prepared to fur- I jnish them either in families or sin- o g'y. _ 8 *?? e W. B. Gulick, of Colum- r bia, publishes a letter in the Charles- T ton News, in whieh he denies that 'he has any interest, as alleged, con- e !traty to the Citizen's Savings g Bank. i, ^ tl Editorial.?We neglected in ^ our last issue to notice the acces- j( sion of Mr. Stobo Farrow, as editor R lof the Carolina Spartan, and Mr. y Ira B. Jones, as associate editor of t the Newberry Herald. We welcome a them into the fraternity. o t -?? j The County Treasurer's a Office was turned over on Monday p last by Mr. J* F. C. DuPre to bis p ^accessor, Mr. T. 15, Tolbert, who a is now discharging its duties. t ,#1 i The communication of "Farmer" shall appear in our next. t ABBJSST AND ESCAPE OF PRIS- f ' OflERS. f Editor Abbeville Press and Banner: ? As you are always on the "qui t vive" for news, I volunteer an > item. Quite an excitement was ( created in Greenwood on Sunday 1 - and Monday last by the report that 8 Lindsay Griffin had been shot and t robbed by bushwhackers on Satur- , day night. Griffin is not mortally, ^ but ia severely wounded. Maj. R. , A. Griffiri,' upon wtyose land the < wounded man lived, carpe before 1 * Trial Justice Tarrant, on Sunday < and sued out a warrant against AVil- < lis Logan, John Burt lliley, and 1 Bud Roberts as the guilty parties. ' These parties were arrested on 1 Monday by T. A. Jefferson, and 1 after a preliminary investigation, were ordered to jail, and placed in . the custody of Special Constables', WnahinP'ton Powers and William' Ballard. As it was night when a j decision was arrived at, it was de-J termiued to hold the prisoners till morning. Late at night, the prisoners having been provided with arms in some way, made an effort to escape. After an exchange of several shots, and a vigorous pursuit, the prisoners finally escaped. So far as I am informed, no blame is attached to the officers in-charge. Respectfully, YETO. * THE.PRESIDENTS MESSAGE. "We append a synopsis of the President's .Message, which presents a very ejear ^abstsact of the various topics i'Qm,riicnteid,upon; m the annual.ad?Jress < of our chief executive. At all :t-inios J # . ( an important document, it was at this ^ timo especially looked forward to with ( interest on account of our difficulties j with Spain, and on account of the ' financial crisis through which wchavo been passing. As to our Spanish ^ i*nti oa thr> YfiYefinrrr* nrp?r>nt>i n vfiPi' , -? ? "n- !' ?~ ? j i clear statement of the principles I upon which our demand for satisfac- 1 Lion was based, as well as a very sat- | isfactory account of the termination ( jf the difficulty. The course of the Government in this matter w.c suppose will be generally endorsed. As . :v remedy against the recurrence of mother financial crash, the Message I makes various suggestions, looking ; to incrcaseu elasticity 01 uur mum,-. ( tary s3Tstem, and to the prevention of j speculation. As a check upon the latter, it urges that the National banks t bo prohibited from paying interest on j Jeposits, by requiring them to hold j heir reserves in thoir own vaults; ind as a means of promoting the first 2 t suggests that the Secretary of the ^ rreasury iss??e at any time to the ] National banks a certain proportion ^ jf currcney upon the deposit of an imount of Government bonds eaual :o the amount of notes demanded, rhe outstanding currency the Message f regards as fully equal to the wants of ;he country?the matter of free bank- 1 ng it leaves as an open question, rhe Message recommends two Conjtitutioqai^ipcjDdflicnts which appear to bo very judicious?one authorizing ,he President to approve a portion of t i bill when the would be ^ >bjcctionab!o; and tho other restrict- j ng an extra session rQopgress to * ,ho specific objects for which it hps j. >een called. The Message c^.dors^s -v\ he various reforms proposed itjj i^e 'ostmaster General, including pre- , >ayment of postage, postal savings tanks, and postal telegraphs. The = atisfactory operation of these mensros affords a strong argument in J heir favor. The recommendation for i ho repeal or modification of the bankrupt Law, we think, will be q enerally approved. The law has E ischarged its purpose, and should ? ot form a part of the permanent G jgislation of the country. Here it? ^ ho synopsis of the Message: V; Washington, Dec. 3. ? The President's Messige was read ^ esterday. It opens with a reference !< o the financial crisis, the Grangers' fl lovement, and the Virginius matter, :hich, it says, is in courso of negotiu- \\ ion. and is Ifkelv to ho amipnhlv find onorably arranged. u It recommends a commission for ai lie purposo of considering and deurmining the amount to bo paid for w )SSc8 caused by the Confederate pri- n: ateers, and refers to the mixed com- l, lission for dctcrming claims between = British Dubjects and American citiens, and asks for an appropriation to ? L i. - /' ay uiu auiuui'.i/ ui uewsiuns again si ho United States. It also recomlcnds a law creating a special court f three judges to hear and deter- * line all claims of aliens against the | Inited States arising out of acts com- tj littcd against their persons aud roperty dvring the insuri-ection. It refers to the establishment of :i iepublic in Spain, and to the efforts f the new government to abolish luvory in all her dominions, which fforts are opposed by the reactiona- a' y slaveholders of Cuba, who are hi ainly striving to stop the march of S I ?! 11 ?r? lAfft kifii Km w I* 1 in4i?An.tn TZ ITIilAMblVU J.1JIO uauuui MlUUCIIVt D ad thus succeeded in defeating the (Torts of All liberal minded men in pain to abolish slavery in Cuba and l preventing the proposed reform in bat island. In reference to the capture of the rirginius and to the inhuman and il?gal murder of fifly-threc of her pas- " engcrsand crew, he paj's that the n Spanish government had recognized U he justice of his demand, and had rranged for tho immediate delivery f the vessel, and for tho snrrender t tho. survivors of the passengers nd crew, and for a salute to the flag, 1 nd for proceedings looking to the ^ lunisbraent of those who may be d roved to have been guilty of illegal ti ,ets of violence towards citizens of tl he United States, and also towards tl nderanifying those who may be ci hown to be entitled to indemnity. ' S The President expresses his convicion that the existence of the African lavery in Cuba is a principal cause of he lamentable condition of the . sland. and does not doubt that Con jrcss shares his hopes that it will soon >e made to disappear, and that peace md prosperity will follow its aboliion. The message goes very fully nto the financial question, and deilares that the country never can lave permanent prosperity until specie payments be reached. In Regard to the problem of chenp ransportation ho refers to the Erie md Illinois Canals, and suggests ( whether it would not be wise statesnanship to pledge to the States that >wn those canals that if they will enarge them the General Goyernment ^ ivill look after and keep in navigable jonditiou the great public highways with which those canals connect, to *4.. IT..J o- .? ii.A Of a wio; tut? xxuubuu xvivur, tuc oi, n Bats, and the Illinois and tho 'Mississippi rivers. f He endorses the recommendation 1 of the postmaster-general for the establishment of the post office savings depositories, and invites the consider- ation of Congress to the proposition for a postal telengraph. He recommends legislation in regard to the bankruptcy law, which ho considers . as productive of more evil than good; < if not totally repealed, it should bo ] modified in those portions providing i for involuntary bankruptcy. Those ' portions should be repealed. Ho < calls attention to the immense aggre- ' gate of claims against the govern- ' ment; many of them growing out of the rebellion, and not a few of them , fabricated and supported by false testimony. He recommends that persons hoving claims be . required to present them ,atan early period, and Lhat the personal attendance of witnesses be required by the Court oi Claims. .In conclusion, bo renews his recommendation for general ..amnesty^ md.says. there are^a ,1) limber of periods yet laboring under difficulties eery ttnall,. but.enough to ko^p up t\ 2ons';ant irritation, There can be no possible danger to the government n restoring them to eligibility to liold office, and he suggests the enactment of a law better to secure the jivil riflits which freedom should se | o . iuro, but has not effectually secured .s the enfranchised slave. The readngof the message in the House occupied an hour and a half. It was mlered to be drinted, and referred to .lie committee of the whole. Marriages. MAltJtlEp, at the residence of the mile's father, on t^efmorni>4g of the 27 November,.by the Rev. ;% 'F. Miller, ?r. JOHN WILLIAMS HARRISON, >f Greenville County, and Miss LUCIA tVIDEM^JST, tlie daughter of Mr. Jaw. 3. Wiileokftu^of Abb^vijie. County. MARRIED, at tlje residence of the >ride's mother o? t,he 2 Dec., by the lev. B. F. Miller, Mr. ISAAC BARN'ETT. andMitw LIZZIE ?tfC'KETT, >oth of Abbeville Couaity. MARRIED, Tuesday evening, De?: !, 1873, at the residence of the bride's grandfather, Mr. John Davis, bv Re.v. V. T. Capers, Mr. JAMES H. IEWLY, of Anderson, S. C., to Miss IANIE N. McCORD, of Abbsville. The following named porsons Lave reight in the Depot: E W Moore, W. P. Mil ford, J "\V rhomae, J Hollinshead, W Kane, W * McKellar. J. W.MARSHALL, Agent. The following persons have packages n the Express office: W Moore, J M Dodson, Perrin & ,\>thran, T L Cosby, W A Lee, O T 'orcher, W P McKellar, T M Toibert, Jarnwell & Co, J L Harper, T C Perrin, ^owbrldge&Co, WE Link, C T Has:ell. Mrs B Latimer, J J Moseley, yiuemau &Link. C. V. HAMMOND, Agent. J^Ea^ket Heports. 1 . corrected weekly by i A R # W JG L L & CO., Scalers in Stojple Dry Goods, Groceries, Provisions, <tc., etc. A hbeville, Dec. 10, 1873. otton, 12J to 13. !ggs l!5c per dozen odder, $1.00,per 100 lbs lour $9 to $14 per bbl :round Peas, $2.00 to $2.25pej\bush<.,l teal, $1.25 per bushel [olasses, 50 to 75c per gallon 'ails, *.10 cents per lb ranges, 80c to $1.00 per dozen eas, $1.00 per bushel pples, $2.oo utter, 25 in */? i *.} ItiCWilj X \j IU 111 ofiec, 1 30 to 35 orn, $1.00 liickens, 15 to 2oc each New YoilK, Dec. 8. ? Cotton quiet; plauds 15j; Orleans 1GJ. Oold opened L?*. Chablbston", Dec. 8. ? Cotton easier, ith fair demand ? middling 14|ul4J. Augusta, Dec. S. ? Cotton quiet ? iiddliugl42; receipts 1,752 bales; sales 447. Notice. UNDER order of the Court of Probate of Abbeville County, ic undersigned will sell at tho late evidence of Henry Beard, Deceased, on the 18th of December next, II the PERSONAL PROPERTY of lid deceased, eonwetiiiir of MULES, TOOK, HOUSEHOLD AND ;ITCHEN FURNITURE, &e. Terms Casb. If. Iff. Buckhalter, Administrator. Dec. 2d, 1873, 34-tf nitefl States Internal Bevenne, Collector's Office3d DistS. C. Columbia, Nov. 15tb. 1873. ^TOTICE is hereby given to *U persons claiming iho following escribed property, seized for viola* on of the Internal Revenue Laws of tie United States, do file a bond with ae Collector of the District, for the osts of an action in the United tates Court, viz: 1 Ono-horse wagon, 1 Set Harness, 1 Wagon Sheet and Frame, 1 Cooking Utensil, 1 Keg, about 10 gallons Whiskey, 1 " 4< 14 " " 1 " . * empty, 1 gallon measure, 1 Quart w C. L. Anderson, Collector 3d District, S. C. Dec. 2,1873, 34-3t Jotton Farm for Rent for 1874. rYTO AND A HALF miles from Greenwood Depot, G. & C. R. R. ibout 150 acres of good open land ind 25 aercs fine bottoms. Price, DEN" BALES OF COTTON, 400 >oj;n4s ' each. Reference required. Vpply to ft. II. MOUNCE, by mail it Spartanburg C! H., S. C. n?n 9 1fi7Q $d-d f Notice to Creditors. A LL persons haying claims against the estate of Samuel Robinson, ieceascd, are hereby required to jresent the same duly attested before ine on or before the 15th day of January, 1874, or be barred. Those inJebted to the estate jnust make payment at onco, or legal proceedings will be ipstjtuted agpinst thorp. JAMES CARLISLE, qualified Executor of Samuel Robinson, deceased. Dcc. 3,1873, t4-3t MILLINERY AT COST! I WILL soil tlio balanco of mjMILLINERY AT NEW YORK COST. It is all fresh and desirable. MRS, M. M. WHITE. Bee. 3, 1873, 34-tf HT *jns' - Masonic Female College, Cokesbury, Abbeville, S. C. (CHARTERED 1853.) Twenty-first annual session opens WEDNESDAY, 2lst day of JANUARY, 1874, closes last Wednesday in October. FACULTY. ' W. Christie Benet, Litcrqry Principal. Dtpcu'Oricnt. 'J-Mrs. Julia Glass, j Miss EJla Aiken, j Miss Julia Class. IMvaic. Miss Tallulah Whitner, Miss Ails?i. I Ornamental Worjc. J Miss Bessie Caldwell. Expenses for Term of Nine Months. Primary Department, $25; Academic Department, $35; Collegiate Department, $50; Music, $40; Board $12 to $15 per month. TVip Monnnin "female College affords to young ladies the means of obtaining a thorough liberal education at rates very moderate?no extra charge being made for Latin or French. It is under the patronage of the Masonic Brotherhood. It is in a locality proverbially healthy and near a Mineral Spring. For Circulars, apply to W. CHRISTIE BENET, Principal. Dec. 3, 1873, 34-tf m & M1T1R GOODS.; \ Wardkw & Edwards ( Ilavo now in Store, J A large and varied assortment OF " jGEJJERAL MERCHANDISE, i (Adapted to the season, bought in ! j New YaiJ: and Baltimore, to, which j they wouldinvito tho the attention i | of buyers. I LADIES'DRESS GOODS, SHAWLS, PRINTS, j Flannels, Linseys, Blantets,! 1 A full supply of floods for Men and j Uoys' wear. f ( A Urge p^SQrApicr^t ^f 1 SHOB@f Other Lines full up. J Oct. 8, 1873, 26-tf c _________________________ c m nnfTTAmn ciATV 1 ill rmvAifi D&iiD. I OFFER for sale that ITouse and g Lot in the Town of Abbeville, a known as the "MOORE PLACE." It t is'pleasantly situated, sufficiently re- j1 tired, and yet convenient to business. c There are seveu rooms in the house ; i a largo kitchen and a well of good water on the lot. The terms will be accommodating. For further par- j ticuiars can on me. e THOS. C. PERRIN. f Abbeville, Nov. 4, '73, tf J "OUR DEBTORS i ARK earnestly requested to come forward arm mottle their accounts ^ as early as possible. i>wt wait to fi bo reminded?'tis an unpleasant If you have no money on Wnd] let us have cotton enough to satisfy our claims. Liberal priccs will bo given. White, Hill & Cuimingliam.' Not. 19,1873, 32-tf Wood! Wood!, A LL persons wanting WOOD ] will be supplied promptly by leaving their orders with 0. T. ' or T. L- CALHOUN or at the store of BARNWELL & CO. 1 Nov. 25, 1&73,33-tf I NOTICE! ^ * ALL persons?Creditors and Distributees?will take notice that 1 a final settlement of tho Estato of M. L. EDWAHDS, deceased, will bo mado in tho office of the Court of Probata ol Abbeville uount-y, on mo sixth day of January, A. D. 1874, and that all claims must be presented before or on said day. E. EDWARDS, Administrator. 2d Dec. 1S73,34-tf Notice to Debtor^ ALL persons indebted to R. A. McCASLAN & CO., will find it to their interest to call and settle, as longer . lidulgeuce cannot be given. R. A. McCaslan & Co, Dec. 1,1873, 34-2t ROWLAND & MANUFACTURE! CARRIAGES, WAGONS Greenw oc KEEP constan-tly on hand the bcstmntcrii perienced workmen and are mauufaotu n varied assortment of vehicles of every kin cheaper than the cheapest?which for beauty < compare favorably with work from the best ah All work warranted to be fully up to repreeei They'manufaeture a one-and-a-half horne suitsmall farmers for ONE HUNDRED DOI sal favor wherever used. ThfiV monnfiinhipn IAIW nvlnAti TJo fn Aaa nf / * "VJ "'Miuiittv/nuuafc ?wi? jj/i two xxai uvoo vi * stock on exhibition UNDERTA They are manufacturing COFFINS OF EV assortment on hand, arid will attend funerals ROWLAND Nov. 10, 1873, 31-ly Doctors Taggart DRUGGIST GREENWOO! ARE now offering to their friends and patr< DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMIC PA I NTS, 0//A GLASS TVIJUUT A JiLl and everything else usually kept in a firstwarrant to give satisfaction both In priee and finest in the up-country and they KoJieit a call deem it necessary to eall attention to their cel< which is well known and popular enough to s< nagc of the public is respectfully solicited. " Nov. 10, 1873, 31-tf ^REAjD]~ READ! G-reat T>iw BRADLEY'S MADE FJEtt Fare White L Ad, Linseed Oil and Z Will last three times as long as the best lead a ALWAYS READY FOR USE. & One Gallon Covers Twenty Sq The Plains, Fauq Mr. C. P. Knight?Sir:?The Paint came kegs, five gallons each, and three buckets, one I did the job myself. Two weeks, (not consta coats. The la*t coat I applied thick,and it is r amel-like hardness, and body, and harmony of job in the place. I saved sixty-five dollars by just now with Southern people. It should.be Anv lad canapply it. I have never .dabbl but*! fuel so forcibly the groat adaptability of } of our people, in excellency of material, in be* being "already mixed," that I give you free pc to make what use you think proper of this lett Very respectfully and truly, Mn. C. P. Knight, Esq.?Dear Sir: It a: rou thut the Bradley Patent Enamel Paint far :ny and beauty, and I have every reasou to b Avelve months since, I painted the roof of my Bradley Patent Enamel Paint, and I was so w< paint the outside of the Hotel, and am most hn sfaction. In conclusion I will say, if this test :o you, you are at liberty to use it. Yours, tru Mansion House Hotel, N. W. Cor. Fayette To the Public.?It affords me much pleasu street Theatre was painted inside and out wit! 'or which C. P. Knight, No. 93 West Lombard ts superiority over any and all other paints for ng can paint possibly be subjected to the very i 1 1,1 * ?rlnninf* AHI? /lollu nlAAnitlty ^auusnmtjiji,, >vucie, uuuug ?? 0 )lied to it, and yet it appears as souud and fre? lumerous advantages it possesses over other pa nixed and reudy for use in quantities to suit p lertics, which saves much time in the execute Hid its very perceptible tenacity, which impa )bjects qp,which ft is used. As such I most ea ;hantsand tradesmen of our city, belieyiflg.ij i ,han they .can possibly anticipate,. ^tuliij^qre, AprUj25, 1872. ChamMr. !. !p. Kxioicr?Dea# -Sir-: The paints ippljed (o several of our own buildings and to t sntire j^tjisfqctlon in covering a qualities, in gl tf surface if material, and jv.e cheerfully reconj tonsumers who have to depend upon unkjuo&v-ii urnish materials, where we fyave fpuud tfae vi< Yours, truly, Maryland Line, Baltimobd Cou> C. P. Knight, Esq.?Agent for Bradley's )ear Sik: The paint which I purchased fron o much so that ail my neighbors intend follo> md have their bouses painted. It is not only tetter after it is put on than any paint I ever m s delighted with it. He says that he can pain ime do abetter job, with the enamel paint, tha an therefore without hesitation recommend it test articles of paint ever introduced. Yours, BEL All Mu. C. P. Knight?Dear Sib: I have bee: 'atent Enamel Paint, and am happy to say the ver I have used it, and to parties to whom I h o use. Mr. John J. Street, who lives near Cle lished the Bradley Paint last fall, is much pies o use his name in recommending so good a j grees with me as to the durability of your mo! vho have painting to to do will look to their 'atent Enamel Paint, which is the most durab loss longer than any other paint that I have e Yours, truly, E. C. GAKRE C. P, Knioht?Dear Sir: I have used Bra ouse last Spring, and am much pleased with i rst f ainted, and consider it a good Paint 1 Cresswell P. O., Hartford Co., Md., Feb. Oth, C. P. KNI( . No. 93 Bhwiriiruvia ANT) PWYCE LISTS Oct. 8, 1873,'* cotton! e teg THE financial crisis now pressing Piseo on all, forces us to appeal to our ing.81 patrons. We believo that the crisis will soon pass away, but in order to Dig bavo relief it is necessary that the t> farmers send forward their produce, t< For it in the Cottton which furnishes BE1 Lho currcncy by which tho wheels of form, business must be greased. We do tal, not ask you to sell your cotton at a Qf?( sacrjflcc, but 6imply to place it in our hands for shipment, so that wc can :~I r\C hnvino* something IUCI uoqui vu VJ WM. o from which at the proper time wc can realize the amount of your indebtedness. We cheerfully agree to hold ^1 such Cotton as you may send us for III any reasonable time that we may V' agree upon. By this means you will avoid all the dangers and exposures incident to its being stored at home, and are in a position to take imme- n diate advantage of any favorable vOI change in price?you will have the satisfaction to know that you have done all in your power to meet your obligations, and this without any sacrifice on your part. T *rii l j ?... ;* nrn nva toi 1 ]inJLA ODOU1U yuu jji'uiui' m, nv ? v> ..h to tako Cotton at the highest market *lttV0 price in settlement of accounts or lor J goods. * mi. Rospectfully, X JjJ Wardlaw & Edwards. Gi Abberille, Oct. 8, 1873. N< : PATTON, *S OF , BUGGIES. &C., >d, St. q., il anil lmve employed the most exjing, nml have constantly on hand d, at ?v?r,ot reasonable prices? rt fit Bh and ele ,ance of style will ops oi the State. ? utation. wagon, with tongue and shafts to jLARS which has met with univer2very description, and keep a good KING. EIIY VARIETY, and have a large with their flue new Hearse. I & PATTON. & Maxwell, CS .AT 3, S. C., >ns, a large and select Stock of pure ALS, , FANCY AND CLES, SEGA RS, TOBACCO, <fcc., class DliUG STORE, which they quality. Their stock is one of the from their friends. They scarcely sbrated WHITE HUT BITTERS, ill without advertising. The patroH. 0. TAGGABT, t ft uravunsTT d I V. II JiiMlii I READ TIT oovery! Z PAINT. )M inc, Chemically Combined. nd oil mixed in the ordinary way. 'OLD BY THE GALLON. , uare Yards Two Coats. uikr County, Va., Feb. 6,1878. 1 ! safely to hand as ordered?two J gallon each. Ah practice was slack i nt work,) completed the house two ( low generally conceded that for enr colors, there is not a handsomer i the operation, which is an item < generally adopted in this State. ( ed in such stock as Testimonials, a 'our "Enamel Paint" to the wants ? luty of color, and in the fact of its emission, (if it is desirable to you,) er. & McGILL, M. D. ? Baltimore, December 10,1S72. (fords me much pleasure to say to exceeds my expectation in econoelieve, in durability. More than (Hotel Mansion House) with the jll pleased with it, I determined to ,ppy to say it gives me perfect sat;imouial will be of any advantage ily, ISAAC ALBERTSON, aud St. Paul Streets, Baltimore. ire to state that in July, 1871, Frout I ti "Bradley's Patent Enamel Paint, Street, is agent, and to testify to similar uses. In no private dwell3evere test it undergoes at this es, soap and soda are constantly apih as when first put on. Of the \ lilts, I will only mention its being *: urchasers its quickly drying pro- J Dn of work where paint is needed, v its beauty and durability to the t irnestly recommend it to the mer- j, yJJljgiy# tUem greater satisfaction \VM, ?. 11 f ront Street Theatre. 0 BEBSBeBG, December 10th, 1872. i we received from y.o.u Jtiave bee# hose of our friends, and have give^a oss, and inadaptabjjjyty.toAllklnis mend it, especially to thftjtxjjtfs of i parties, or painters, to mi* aud >st deception. JACOB SJOXJFFBB & SON. jty, HiTd., Septemlier 24th, 1872. ? Patent Enamel Paint, Baltimore? J i you has given entire satisfaction, ving my example, and have my dumble and cheap, but it looks iw. The painter I have employed t twice as fast, and at the same 1 it any other paint he ever used. I.1 ^ -- it- ? ->?? Vvl ? " <*<1 AM A /\ ^ 4l%A VVAMlf IU llltt UUUUU OQ UIIC U1 VII*; VPi ? very truly, JAMES HALL. t, Maryland, Maich 4th, 1872. 11 using since last spring, Bradley's it it gives entire satisfaction whereave furnished it for other painters rmont Mills, to whom I have furtsed with it, and gives permission f mint. 6. H. Montague, painter it excellent paint. I nope parties J advantage and apply Bradley's ^ le paint now in use. It bold f vci unuu? TSON. Houb? and Sign Painter. _ dley's Patent Enamel Paint on my * t, and it looks as welJ now as when fours, truly, , 1873. A. H. STRASBAUGH. t( }HT, Sole Agent, h W. Lombard Street, Baltimore. FURNISHED GRATIS. edical Card. ;ry ai Diseases of Ferales, rSGS, "infnnl-f, ?r?/1 An fa fOA ill ? _ T nrrrirtor^r^13 a,iu w-wisuw iviiuu 1 Ad vancelrfSf" rt? ?"?ud?df to* 0 * Ireatnient of q eases of ^males s een rapid and substantial. ^ | j be abreast with this advance.'1 J* JJAMIN RHETT, M. D., fl ?rly Surgeon to Marine Hosi'i- / Charleston. ;e at Citizens Savings Bank ) Stairs, Abbeville, S. C. ^ 15, 1873, 27-tf [IB DEBTORS Must ue Forward and SettleJ ~ 4 Their Accounts. I )NGER indulgcnco cannot bo giveu, as we are compelled to the money. )on't Neglect this Call. J SGART & MAXWELL, j oenwood, S. C? >v. 12,1873, 31-tf j" Iron in the Blooci MAKES THE WEAK STRONG. 1111 1 7 j*' The Peruvian Syrup, a Protected Solution of the Protoxide of Iron, is so combined as to ham the character of an aliment, a* easily digested and assimilated with the blood as the simplest food. It increases the quantity of Nature's Own Vitalizing Agent, Iron in the Hood, and cures "a thousand ills," simply by Toning up,Invigorating and ' Vitalizing the System, The en* riched and vitalized blood per* oneates every part of Vie body, repairing damages and'waste, searching out morbid secretions, and leaving nothing for disease to feed upon, 4 This it the secret of the wonderful success of this remedy in curing Dyspepsia, liver Com* plaint* Dropsy, Chronic Diaz* rhcea, Boils, Nervous Affections^ Chills 0 and Fevers, Humors, XiOss of C{institutional Viiror. Diseases of the Kidneys, and Bladder, Female Complaint** and all diseases originating in a bad state of the blood, or accompanied by debility or a loio state of the system* Being free from Alcohol, in any form, its energizing effects are not followed by corresponding reaction, but are permanent, infusing strength, vigor, and new life into all parts of the system# and building up an Iron Con* ezuuuon. Thousands have been changed by the use of this remedy, front weak, sickly, suffering creatures, to strong, healthy, and happy men and women) and invalids cannot reasonably hes? Hate to give it a trial* See that each bottle has PERU* ViAN SYRUP blown in the glass* Pampbleta Free. SETH W. FOWLE & SONS, Proprietors, 1 Wt1?AM PI./.* Da|4aM _ SOLS BT DBOOOISTI oemkallTI 4RTISTIC TAILORING. t WOULD respectfully inform my customers that I have just returned Irom the North, and am now opening a select Stock of Ms, Cassimeres aii Trains, vblch I wHl-CUT and MAKE up to >rder, or sell on reasonable lewus, FOR :ASH. TAILORING done for Men ind Boys in the LATEST and BEST STYLES. Shirt Patterns. I would especially call the attention of very one to my splendid fitting Shirt bitterns. Give me a call without fail, fi A RPT. A AT.T! Sept. 24,1S73 24-tf ASSIGNEE'S' NOTICE ' T 0 - I JEBTORS & CREDITORS. 4 t ? ' ' - A LL persons having demands (eiCx.. ther in note or account,) against AMES- W. FOWLER & CO., or AMES W. FOWLER Individually, vill present them to me properly ate8tod by let January, 1874. All ndebted to the Uto fiwa will make mmedi&te .pajjoaent to AU^dersign\ T. ROBERTSON, ASSIGNEE OP Jas. "W". Fowler & Co, i Nov. 19,1873,23'tf I 'RESH ARRIVALS: AT - ] W. T. PENNEY'S; Drug Store. 0 rHE subscriber has just received a i new and select stock of Choice I Irngs, * j ntAW mm ria n wn AUAfcJai QUAJT0, erfnery aii Fancy Articles' f great variety and excellent quality, * ) which he invites the attention of s is friends. i . W. T. PENNEY. < Nov. 12, 1873. ' J iASSARD & CO. e Family Grroceries. j [7S7"E are receiving and will keep j f i constantly on hand, TEAS, SU- . Alt, COFFEE, LARD, BACON, akland & Co.' Eagle Brand fsugar-Cur1 Hams, Soda, liice, FLOUlt (Best amily,) SALT, SOAP, STARCH, < LUE1NO, MILK LUNCH CRACK- * ItS, MOLASSES, (Fine New Orleans) ^ .PPLES, CANDIES, and a General ElUBUJlete Stock of FAMILY GRO- I iothran & Wii..Vg I June 1,1873,8-tf (j MONEY!J/IONEYfj Wc are prepared to pay ia PAQTT UXJl W_7 JLJL :iIE HIGHEST MARKET PRIOE FOR COTTON. JDARLES & PEBRIK. Oct. 7, 1873, 26-tf To Debtors. A LL personh indebted to us are re3L quested to come forward and setie with us, or we shall charge two per ent. per month from the 1st of Noveoi>er until paid. ROWLAND & PATTON. Nov. 12,1873,31-2m J I i II J3L Card. TH-E CITIZENS' .SAYINGS BANK OF SGUJCH *CA.H?>LINAr has to-day gone into voluntary baakiuptcy> under our advice. 'ihiB advice hus been giveu as tbo most effectual means of protecting tbe interests of iis depositors and ether creditors ?who can thus, and thud only; have the management and coqiroi of its assets?instead of their being placed,in tbe Lands of a receiver, *u whose selection they have no . choice. The Officers of the Bank wiU, at an early day, publish a statement, giving full informMion.ofJtsailairs. We would war& depositors and creditors not to barter their claims to speculators and othgr interested parties, us wo aro informed there Exists a most dangerous combination, whose object it is to obtain a controlling interest, to the. destruction o? c the Bunk, aud the detriment of depositors. Wo would further advise the depositors and creditors to retain, their claims until the publication above ce* far red to has been made, which in oar opinion, will justify the wisdom and policy of the coarse adopted in their kitei'csl, aod will suggest a plan, which, ii heartily co-ooerated in bv depositors and 'creditors will save, tlieui from loss. (Signod,) McMASTER & LeCONDE, Attorneys for Petitioner. POPE & HASKELL, liACHMAN & YOUMANS, Of Counsel. Columbia, S. C., Dec. 1, 1873. Dec. 3, 1873, 34-3t Hew Advertisements. Stationary and Portable Steam Engines and Boilers, Gray's Anti-Friction Cotton n ?* r i cao, viauiai, ?juug ana jnuiay taw Mills; Portable and Stationary Flouring Mills, Sugar Cane MillB and Sugar Pans, Narrow Guage Locomotives and Diun. uiy Engines for street roads and niinln purposes, new and second-hand Iro and Wood Working Machinery of ever description. Send for circular." WASHINGTON IRON WORKS CO Vescy Street, New York RICH FARMING LAND I FOR SALE VERY CHEAP! The Best Investment! No Fluctuations! Always Improving in Value.! The Wealth of the Country it made fry the Advance in Real Eat ate. NOW IS THE TIME! MiHions of acres of the finest lands on tne continent, in Eastern Nebraska, now for sale?many of them never before in the market?at priees that DEFY COMPETITION. Five aud Ten Years Credit Given, with Interest at Six per Cent. The Land Grant Bonds of the Company taken at par for lands. They can now be purchased at a large discount. BSTFull particulars -given, new Guide with new Maps mailed free,, by addressiug O. F. DAVIS, Land Commissioner U. P. R. R. ______ Omaha, Neb. ' ? ? ?? . ~ ,m Agents Wanted. SEND FOBS CATALOGUE. ' Domestic Sewing Machine Co.. Ntw York. $20 SAVED! , To meet the urgent demand of th? times, the FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE CO. have determined to Bednie Prices, ind will hereafter aeli their $70 Machine ' for $50, and other styles hi proportion. TEE FLORENCE Is the only Sewing Machtae Ihat feeds the work backward. :an4 forward, or to right and left, as the purchaser may prefer. It has been greatly improved and simplified, and is far better than any other machines in the market. IT IS NOW THE CHEAPEST. Florence M&bs., Nov. 1, '78, Agents Wanted. Best and oldest Family Medicine' SANFORD'S Liver mvigorator, A purely Vegetable Cathartic and Tonic for Dyspepsia, Constipation,! Debility, Sick Headache, Bilious Attacks, and all leragementa of Liver, Stomach and Bowels. Ask your Bruggist for It. B?svare sf imitations. ^ OSYCHOMANCY., OR SOUL Jr CHARMING/* How either iex may faseinate A?d gain the love and iffectionfi of any person they choose, initontlv - Thio almnle mental o/whiiIm nent all can possess, free, by man, for 15 cents; together with a Marriage 5uide. Egyptian Oracle, Dreams, Hints o Ladles. A queer book. 100,000 sold. Address T. WILLIAM 4 CO., Publishsrs, Philadelphia. Men< Girls and * ' UifJIJCilK Boys wanted to ell our French and American Jewelry, 3ooks, Games, &c., in their own beanies. No capital needed. Catalogue, rerms, &c., sent free. P. O. VICKERY it Co., Augusta Maine. lUfAlVIFV Made rapidly with LUUllLl Stencil and Key J heck Outfits. Catalogues and full p?riculars free. S. M. Speflcer, 117 Hooorer St., Boston. ^AA AGENTS wanted for our LPVV popular maps and religious md historical charts, aplendid assortnent! Large sales! Large profits! Adiress Haasis&LubrecJit, Empire Map md Chart Establishment, J07 Liberty it., New York. *or Sale. T OFFER for sale my w, V Tinrn a mn xt_ _ txruA ij X JV5J. A J.rj in toe iuwii or-5*^ ~ TY-SIX, consisting of One Swelling House and Lot, One Lot on which arc good BLACKovrtrptt 1 tttaatv T\7s\T\vr nrrann Diui i. xi unu w kjvjxj-w yjixn. ofluro, and several very desirable building lots. JAMES A. RICHAKDSQN Ninety-Six. Nov. 10,1873, 31-tf