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woon South f>nrt1na and -other. Union is -tiordty dissolved^, ^H|flfl|^Hafiiti?i Fort Mooltrlf. ^^^BHfBn^^MlKDdprxon evncuntOK Fort possession Sumter. Jrt Charleston. Military compn^^BflH^H^H|^^B<?red out, Occupy Fort MouUtIo. inu*ni(cnce bids us prepare tax ^ H^^n^^^rand thn adMilniftrntlon now deterto luaugtirate a coercive pol|c.y. HH^HHDWUtl law ?rit!?in 11 vr mile" oi Charleston. peoonsordered otT. racetlug In Ab'ttville to vrolonme K^HH^^^Ptr. Thom?on, one of oar ildoKuta*. Hon. A. chairman ; W. K. I-or, K#c|.. kecre'ary, ^DHHf (ten. MeUovrne, Dr. Branch. J. wardlnw Pertin committee tn nlgnify desire of meeting. Thomson renpodiied. DRH^B Mi;< Mela Moixe, and M;? Helens Waller pr?**i-ni Wait* to t^ong Cunc Minute Men. " * - ? 'i ?I ill-.. ? . Inab rMirriCU, *1; F, * nviiiii, .u. ahm* ?, ViRinue! Itutlcr, Marthn K. Kylc*rri, J. A. I,ewl?, Josephine Brock, ltobvrt Thornton. M. M. Dli'kwMi, John Kobe it*. \V. E. \Vu!drope, Thomas StgMrt, Kuftiiu Franct* Pinion. John llnnrn. Ani*n<la Moore. IHe-l, Klchxrd W. Bullock, Morris Itcdden, William ?. ilsfrpfm. Gov. Picked* proclaim* South Carolina h fr<* nnU lnd?-penitent State. Abbeville First Company to take up A rots. j January 11.?About one hundred gallant volunteers, under the command Of Caut. Jam * M. Perrin, left our vitlairo on the morning of the 19th lustant, for the city of Charleston. This Is a select company, coin-1 l*osw! of our bent citizens-men of intollijjence, honor and spirit. Abbeville District i i.?? mihld unit tvitrlolIc reor>' inlnt: von She prosents to the Stale her, brt;ht-*t jewels. The following Is a list or the company. Cant tin. R. P. Knok, Jaxm M. Pkuri*. H .? K?rr. l.ieot**n*ni*. ^ - Klliwtriv*, A. M. Burnt, W. A. Ire, Jo ik O. Kdwkm, H. W". A. J. Lttiicob. W. II. L?wk?'y, Sonc-unt*. Thmnas I.*?ly, j. M. McDonald, J. U. Lijon, W. XIuOK, A " McG .?v?u. It. J. Wihtc, A F. McOo-d, K. WwrriKLn, Q McX) Mtll?rr. J. W. Lunr. A. C rj-oral*. Wm. McC'iirjy. B. L. MCI.auouux, W. A. McCiimJiin. W. T. Tatom, J- M McUrydr, b H. Jo*k?, J- M- Martin, A. E. Lmlt. W.J. Marshall, f A*P*t. Mag ill, I-. L. Martili. L. A. W asi>law. Samuel Maby, . PrlVntrJ. U. w. v*. C. Allt-n, J F- Mabrjr, O. Alch.1. T. B. Mwui, W. W Bolcbfr, A. Morrll, M. Ilrrlow.lci, W. It. Norwood, J. Q. flaUn. E. F. Park.r, K K. Bu?ie, J. M. ralm. r. k J. T. B-.t.I, D. B. Peui.ly, l w. K. Boy<1, " Hum?iI. B W. P. Ui-lchrr, Jot^pb K.-ofr, Bl J N. B leh.r, F. T. ItolwrUun, WM II. C. B 'Lrb?r, J"bn Kul<l, PI. J. K. Urlebor, BfitJ. UotchscblM*. I 3. S. Brown, ^ J- Kobiosun, J. A. Br..w!.le?, ? L. Kwwell, "j. K. OoS'b, V. A. Su-trnnon, A B. Cobb. Jaine# A. SJhllllto, K. Cathbrrt, John SinUI, K Crawfont. M. W. SUrenKon, j. K. Oochrin* W?lt?-r Tboraat, W C Out It, J?mf? Tintpu-t, junior. ?. A. D .n*!**, J. A. Thomson, K. W. Darin, J. ? Verel . J, M. n?Ti?, B. O. \rtvll, t u rii:* W 11. White. NV. J. oilmrt-, R. H. W^Inw, Junior W.T. HMkrll, Bourn White, A. C. Hankell, J. B. Wltmn, J. 31. Huphejr, J. A. Wright, A. K. !lod|ffS, W. V * hlt*orth, J. T. Jordan, J. J. Wlnho.-h. Public meeting. D. F. Jones. chairman ; C. tl. Allen, secretary. D. L. ward law stated thnt the object of tn? meeting was to orcanIre for drilling and patroHlnc. The departtire of the military company rendered such a *tep Imperative. 120 name* were eurolled. T. Thomson nominated following officers, who were una iimoiiKly clecte<l: It. A. Fair, cuptaln: \V. H. Parker, B. P. Hughe", D? McLaughlin. Lieutenants. On motion F. Cownoaer officers amm^e-l detail of patrol. 8n motion. B. Johnson, ordered that arms of j iinute Men be used. *- ' D,?ln'. <vtir.nAk ! 1 Pll nifmoi'mm me v?>|'k >?.>! - v?>-rny are graduates of .be South Carolina Col)?f?. Tke War CommeBccd?Firlnar on the , NUr of the Went. January 9. 7 a? tn.?The steamer 8tar of Me We*l. with J'fi troops on board to re-lnfhrCe.il Fort Sumter, tried to enter the barbor. but wu flred Into by tho batteries on Morris I island, disabled and compelled to return to toa. At 12 o'clock Anderson sent a Lieutenant to Governor Pickens sayln? he presumed the act of firing was unauthorized, then-fore lie had not used his batteries. He called for a disavowal In a reasonable time, or he would rortslderlt war. and tire on any vessel attempting to k<> outv The Governor replied the firing wan by the sovereign authority of the State. A. Burt. commls?loner to Mississippi. Full text of correspondent between the ^ President and the commissioners of south Carol Iha. Miss SiiUle Martin in behalf of the Indies of Anbnvllle District present captain Perrln with a beautiful flag. Janus ry 18?The Governor refuses to receive, Itoirlmentof Mlttute Men. Disorganize PorresDondence between Major Anderson i and Gov. Pickens. President* M^s-tagc. Statement of Mes?rs. Miles nnd Keittas to what transpired l?ctween the Prc?ident and tli* South Carolina delegation. Married, Oeorye W. Syfxn. Mary E. Jackson; Jt T. Partlow. Mollle Cosby; T. McNeil, A. K)Im Bullock. January CS?Clinton 1/xlge dispense* with monthly Lodge Din her. Appropriate* fifty dollar* for benefit of volunteer*. Florida, Alabama, MUKlsslppl out ot the Union February 1?Louisiana Joins the seceedlng Stale*. Senator d*vIp retires from the Senate. Full tcxtol nls speech. February S?Inel V. LI ten, Kat<* MeKellar: Mortimer P. Burnett,Susan A. Thornton: W. II. Watson. A mi In A. McKcitar. February 22?Cont'd <!ratc Congress at Montgomery. Inauguration of Davis and Stc-; bhcnias Pfjsldent and Vice-President. Pint Soldirr that LMt IIin Life In the War. Tribute of Cant. Perrln's com puny to TaMos Clnrk Allen, who, on (he 13th of February, 1861, In PH??ln?r qulcklv from one room toanottier of the Moultrie House. encountered a comrade's bayonet, which plcfced his eye. lie died In an honr. Lincoln In a speech declnre* hi* intention to take possession of all the Southern forts mid collect revenue. Davit in his inaugural proclaims for free trndi*. Adjutant A. M. Smith appointed Major of Maty Orejjif'? neitlment. March 1?The bunk of the Stnte advertises Stale honds "for the purpose of providing the fnnds required to sustain the state in the act of resuming hef rieht of sovereignty." March 8?Address of John S Preston. Inaugural nddres* of Abraham Lincoln. First Regiment? Maxey Gregg, Colonel; l>. II. H., Hamilton, Llent.-Co'onel; A. M. Smith, M?!or: Adlntant, Y. B. Forguson; Quartermuster. A. H. M<-Oow?n. Married, Jnmm P. Wl i?in, U Pi?nllno Wll?on: Dr. Coleman Orlflln, Mrs. M. L. Coekrnn. March 15?Presentment ol Onind Jnrv. J. ^ Wardlaw Perrln, foreman. The rondx then. ^ W now. "are v?*ry generally In bad condition." Dl"d. Dnvld (Tleary. March 22?Denth of Dr. Samuel Marshall. IJnlnhH. UMhaf.1 k roh-llu IVInn Marfh 29?Norwood <fc Pelot, druggibta, Coke?bor.v. E. Trlbble. confectioner. Abbeville. nie l. T ime# Kl'lson Patterson. The state Convention re-convene. Aprtl 12-Marrled, Dr. J. L. McCllntock, Augusta Crows. Hnrrender of .Vajor Anderson. April 19?Mnjor Anderaon comp"ll?<l tosnrrender by the bntterlcs of the Confederate*. Interesting details nt the lime. Abraham f.tnooln calls for inl! I tin from the evernl States of the (Tnlon, ajc<fre-.-ntlnf? seventy-five thousand men to c(ius<? the laws to bo "duly executed. The Southern States refuse to furnish their quotas. Cap tat* H enter'* Company. Op!ai?. E. E<lw*rd?, S. J. Hmtsb. Rnlx-rt Krn.'intn, LleatenanU. A. Gs'Vy, J. T. Owim, R. A. Grsnt, X. F. Powra, J. T. Goffln, n. M. Psiscs. H. Hull, ftrrersnta L. Had, T. W. Alzjo, ? A. Hall, J. R. CpHJUxeUAK, J. T. Hodje?. J. II. Hutkk, w. n.Hsrknoo, J K. DAHNrLiT. J. II. Ik C. Cti>ot?oalbs, Theodore Hunter, 0>r[Mir -'?. C. O. J.itien, Isatc C. Kmjcki.t, L. D. Kennedy, M. MoI>. McObk, J. T. K*nn*dy, H. R. Fiiimin. W. A. Kar. K. O. <'?Lnop!?, M. B. Kennedy, J. P. Hcckab?h, W. L. fxickri'lee, K. H. Carliblk. 8 T. McA?Umi, Prlv?U?. N. C. McPnn-y. J. B. Allen. J. F. Mc<'-omb, J. II. AWIne, T. H. M?tiMeu, A. T. Biker, W. B. M-.rr^i, A. J. B?rn?A, T. A. Mo-re, John T. B**ken, J. N. Newhy. John Bat*. O. A. Norwood, J. H. Bell, P. K. OHr<*r, J. T. B??w?n, R. A. PreMly, 0. W. Bowrn, J. W. Powrr. J. Bownn. J. Alex. Rlrhey, L. M. Bow-n, Wwren Rlehi-y, K. P. Boyd, W. F. Wright, tHrld Boyd, W. II. I.'nftell, R. H. Burton, J. W. 8?nder?, V. W. Barrto, J. E. 80U, K. .1. Caldwell, J. E. 8h?w, T. C. C?rHs!e. John A. 8|>eer, W. OmrjiM!, J. W. Rh<>?innker, A. U. VIRTK, IF. n, II. oiarao, John Obnmhe. .T. E. Stavenwin, J. C. Cnntilngham, E. M. T?vlor, J. II. IHnM. M. T. T?vlor. H. J. iHiekworth, B. W. Wlllimn*. Preliminary to tfee Commencement of Hostilities. April 26?Correspondence between General Beauregard and Major Anderson beforo the commencement of ho?tIlitlei?. April II. at 2 p. m., Beauregard said : "I am ordered by the Government or the Confederate States to demand the evacuation of Fort Mumter." April 11, Major Anderson replied : "I have the honor to acknowledge the receipt of your communication demanding the evacuation or this Fort, and say In reply thereto, that It In a demand with which I regret that my sense of honor and of obligation to my Government will provent my compliance." April 11, at 11 p. m., Beaureenrd aald: "In consequence of your verbal observations made to my Ald?, that you would In a few day* be starved out," tt?. "If you will state the time at which you will evacuate Fort Sumter, we shall abstain Opening Are upon you."' April 12, 230 a. m.. Anderson replied : "Toavolil the useless effusion of blood, I will. If provided with the ne<s e*?ary mean* of transportation, evacuate Fort SUmter by noon on thelSth Instant, shonld I not receive, prior to that time, controlling Instructions from my government, or ndditlonal supplies." At 3:20 a. m.. April 12. Ja?. Chestnut and Stephen I). Lee, Aid* to General Beauregard, said to Major Anderson: 4 By authority of Brig. Genl. BeaUree?rd we have the honor to notify you that we will open the 'l)re of his batteries on Fort Sumter in one hour from tbls time." Davis make* a Call for ^n. President Dnvla mndca call for two Regiment* from this State. Nocompnny or reelraentwentasa whole, hut portion* of each company of Girgt.s regiment volunteered. 4S0 m^n went, commanded n? follow*: Mnxcy Gregg, Colonel; D. H. Hamilton. Lieutenant* Colonel: Augustus M. Smith. Mnjor; Alexander H. MoGowan, Quartermaster. Privates : John Small. RoT?#rt P. Knox, W. T. Haskell, E. Cuthberf. John McBryde, J. D. McKel ar, James A. Wright. John A. Murrtl, W. B. Whitwortb, Robert F. Bowie, W. B. Lockey. Samuel Maglll, John B. Wilson, A. C. Haskell, Joaeph W. Davis. lfJ?lel(t(~Patrl?tle KeMlntlons, Public meeting Immediately after the receptlon of the news of the secession of Vtrglnln. Hon. D, L. Wardlaw In the Chair; D. P. Jones, Secretary. Resolutions by Hon. A. Bart: "That the bloodless, yctelorlous victory of Fort Sumter la a fit occasion for the reJolcl 'g* of a free and Christian people;" 'That whilst we testify our cor-Jtal admiration of the courage and connUmcy of o'>r troops, we render hearty thanks to Almighty Ood for that signal victory ;" "That the Inso* lent proclamation of Abraham Lincoln, mending the Confederate States with war and .devastation, is a flagrant Invasion ol the aov.* * ' -V- *-vV>\: T: pr^lgtity ofStntaa;" "That the secession of] i Virginia Ir k natural ami noble response to . the InRUltlni; demands of that proclamation I "That we should wane the unnatural war until our own beloved South shHll become the home of freemen or the common grave of Its ?ons." Speeches by K. Noble. 1. C. Perrln and Thomas Thomson endorsing the resolutions. Southern Stntes now claiming to be "forlegn powers." Abbeville YTolanteor* DisbandedM ijr 3.?The Abbeville Voluntcets. Capf. P^rrln's company were disbanded. Returned i to AbbevMIc Tuesday. Macnlflceut banquet I Wednesday afternoon at Marsh ill House. At j sound of drum company formed. John A. I Weir Invited soldiers first?afterwards cltl| ecu*. Hon. A. Hurt, President; Thomas | Thomson, Vlcf-President. Mr. Hurt toasted | me IlCMlin or vwpuun renin unu m? |II>'| ny. OapU Perrin replied. Mr. Thomson poke In eulouy of th" *<?ldlcrs. Lieutenant* Edward*), Lylhgne, nnd White ami Sergeant* ! McDona'd, Morre anil Lessly were called to speiik. Citizens Wler, Rohf. H. Wnrdhiw, I)r. I Witriliaw, J)r. Marxlmtl, Wardlsiw Perrin, K. Chulmors. Juk Itoofe, responded to calN.: Capt. J. N. Cochran w:ik loudly culled for nnd ; responded In one of It Ik most elective I sp^eehe*. I J. Wardlaw Perrin. Captain H. H. D. elves' , notice that it Is very d'-niratile thnt any one. J In the District, wishing to serve their country i in thecapiclty of trooper,do innke It known j immediately to Lieut. M. T. Owen or to my self.'' Urlir. Gen. M. L. Ilonhnm arrives nt IMeh' mond at the head of five hundred volun-j teera. Andy Johnson 011 his return home was re-' eelved with deuiout-tcitioiis of indignity all alon? the rtnite. i CaptMin W. W. Perymnn's Company | pone tO Virginia. T II I t lll'-ori. v/*1 " W. W. PKRKYHA*, Fred. S. IlllKllVy, Lieutenant*. It. F. fIntc h<? ??, J a*. W. KocciIk, M. S. InsrahiiXl. Jons T. Paukh, KrariU IV J.-hnon, 9- rsesnt* T:taiien W. Johnson, James J. Adaus. Ot>|i JncWson. WllLllX A. l.lM:iErKER. JallleS It. JnneS, At'OVhfi:s W. Moor.r, Hainttel A. Koon. 8amucl ?. Cr.AwroRD, .l??hn I-. I nu'd. 9. Ij:wii Bono. Vardry V. Leonard, Corporis. William O. Lotn^x, Alii. MoNhi, John O. Maxwell. Ok'>buk W. I'novrR, Win. II. Mrrri'vetlier, W. M. Booxnt, .John ( . M?*?tie Jamka W. Gili.a>?, George McKHIfr, Cuaklkh K Bkock, John R. MclO-ller. Hmmamuki. J Wiss. Leon W. McK-ll r. I'rviatej. <icorpo W. M imlmll, Jsuies Anderson, Jatne* T Milford, Juhn W. ?nder>on, Itobert Moore, ?imii DI'OWU, imiiii < . niv S. B. Brook*. Goor*e W. McDarrall, W.J. Rarrrll, John W. Power*, John Biitlor, Amonef P nson. Winton <? Onrn-r, John IT. IMifcin, J:im-s S. (,'haney, Goonre W. Kft npity, Willis Chanoy, It. HryDolds. jr. John L. Cnrr, Kdwnrd C. Itiloy, Jnmoi L. Clioalhatn, Wllllitm N. Kiley. Jataos J. Ohitdry. William F. Roderick, William M. Chlplry, Thoma* J Kykard, Charles A. Cobb, Ed->ard C. J. H- ?'alTort. Jn'-n II. Saddler, W. II. Crawford, John II. Seal. Perryman Cresswtll, John B Shad rack. Churls W. Crews, Allhu Y. *he|>bard, . M:tn*fleld D^r. James Silks, Archibald B. 'Ellis, Kob. i t 0. Smith. Clark D Fisher, James W. Smith, Ilenrv F. Fuller, Thomas N. Smith, JohnFouche. J. F. Tounsend, Roh.-rt P. Gilmer, John S. Tumor, W. H. Grant. In Tumor. John L. Griffin, Georse VoD Wafon, Vincent Grllfl'i, Win. W. WalW. jr. Wesley H. H'.rcrk, C. A. C. Waller, f??onto M. Harrison John C Yotinir, Thomis J. Hearst, Calvin W. Vancc. S J. L. Ileffernan, t Leffions and fompnniM. h May 10?J. Foster Mnrshnll loaders to the Confedercy a lotion of 7o0 cavary, and 810.000 to equip them. i Capt, J. M. Perrln proposes to raine a company ni spirited moo for service. Witde Hnmptoh raisine a legion. T Klftv war vessels noon to l'O South !o block- t ade the port". The papers ridicule the idea, and talk of the illegality of purer blockade*, or blockade* which do notexNt Iri f?<!t. May 17?James M. Ferrln calls for meeting Of his old company. Blockading vessels arrives in Charleston harbor. A piece of folly. Captain** P. II. Bradleyrn'M Company* Captain, T. H. Bonchllloo, n P, H. Bradlrj, Wm. Bradley Lieutenant*. win. II. Buder, W. E. Cochran, M. C. Brown, J. F. Calhoun, J. Bro? n, T. A. Koevra, w m Benson, Serjeant*, M. Bnrn*. J. 11. Henrif, J. C. Belcher. J no. C. ' 'htl?'*, J. 'J. Boyd. Tho*. M. Child, Thoa J. Broach, , K. P. Jfohle. V. Carrol. 1 T. C. Bndlfiyi W. S. Ch.vnb?-rlaln, Cornonil*, T. W. Chilei, X. II. Pnliner, Jo*. A. Curler. J. F. L? on. Mnipson Clein, , J. C. McClals, Win Cook. John Lyon. 1?. \V. I)owt|p, 1C< uhen Bf'd. II. Drenn-'n, fririitoa, Win. IVirrlcolt, J. I. Adainaon, P<?ev I).itK 8. Ii<i*?lrl. Jon. 0. 1) Ivin, . -T tr R/i*w^pfh \Trn_ Klklnfl. 0?-a. Knnla. * .1 -lin Xert-, W. F B-linurdi, Pat O'Vflll, . J.C. FinlfT, w O. Palmer, j. 0 GnllleSran, D Pennnl, T. D. O- lllfNna, T. P. . Jn->. w. Hill, Si-wun Rnlg-r*, 8. JJ. Hurrid, JoSfi lioM?s?>n, w. T. Jfunwips, A. .1. Sutler, Sim'l K' ?*, Clark < ??, J. M. Krnne.ly, 0. M. SlWt, Jns. J. Link, J. H.SIhfrt. * ? --'I Link, A. M. PhiM'mikcr, J. F. L??n. G C. TVnnnrit, Win. I.omI*. .?!? Tu- nuee, P. II. Mnrt'n, .1. W Turnnc', O. M. A.T. Trnylor. , J. A. Morrow. Jno. I, Wilson, 4no. M<-KI'rlrk. .Ti?. Willi*. J. A. Mi-Qhit'is, WllNril Walker, .N? M<tKl?n*r, Th..?. Willi*. W. W. MrK>nnrr, W. H w-1 m , W. H McOlrcr. .!??. K Wiilimnn, .May 24-Min. J. W. W. Marshall died suddenly. C ft. Devennnr of r^>til??vl'lo, Ky.. arrested by viRllanoi committee at Nluciy-Slx. Ashe f gave only "partial satl-faction," he Is deemed u suspicions character. Captain MnttUon CAmpnny. ?(h Re^i- 1 ment. C*n'*'n. J A<Moy. G. M MattUon, J C. Anderson, Lieutenants. IT. K. A'jf-ry, W. 8, Hodfrs, 1!. W. Bowie, E. If. Cltn> scales, B. RowIm, J.F.Hxtf.*. f?. M Rmven, ''frjr-'Bnls. J. <">. Rnwm, , P. ff. 'Vho'ii, W. n. Runnor', W. II. McG?e. J. M. Rnlley. W. I*. H?>dce?, *t. K. Rrownlep, P. f>. Iv'tisli, T. M. Ronrin, ( J. K. F. M. R-1!. Corporals. II irri-- Brian'. < J. M McGei?, T. .1 Coiem->n, E. R. N-i-is. J. M. fnl^rf, J. T Sltton If. IT. Oi.cliran. P. A. T'ibhle, T .1. <'nrpenVr, J.N.Brown, A. F. fromcr. F. V. Priiiit, Thnrn*? Davis, Private* W. Y. D:irl?, J R. Aro>atronp, T. W. Pavls, W. C. *rm?tron;f. T. A. Oavl*. .t. H. Austin. Wra. HlVy. , W. P. Duncan, P. X Rob'nson. J. R. Piinran. Wm. Strickland, i David Duncan. M.<\ ShTp. Rohcrt Pnn, .1 II Simpson, J. L. Donald, T E. Stone, M. L Peal. R P. Stun-. Samuel Ellison, ,T. R. ft-arluht, < I. M. Graham, Rob. rf "trawhorH, E. 0. Graham, J. J. Tlmtns. I. G Ifln. James Tav!"r, J. W Gilmer, II W. TriMile. H It Hne-s. Anoiin N>b"rs, I W. B. Hawthorn, Vlrell Owens, R. 0. McAdam?, D R. Owns. W. N. Mc Xdains, T. J. W. Pratt, 1 W. L. Moalejr, P. .1. Pru'tt, John Mithls. W. A. Ksv. E. W. Vandlv?r, O W: M. Long, John Williams, II. S. t/>ne. Jame?S Wlls-n, S A. T.atliner, J hn 8. Wilson. J. M. McGee. T. A. W*k#-n-M, A. <\ Mrftee, T. F. Williama. Th?m:*? Oahrlol W|lltam*, W. T. Tl^nilrmnn. Th?i?. W)tt?ck, W. P. Kllllnesworth, W. A. Wurt, RoVrt M?'>re, J?hn WfM?, J. R. Martin, C. K. Hodce, G. II. Wn.ldrll, T. A. Hu'lcent, J. V. Younj. T. N. fWrrlA, May SI?Owinu to 111 henlth Captain Mattlson resigns cimmnml or Ms company. President Davis appoints a day of feasting and prayer. The Noatta mast drive the Invaders from the Noil of Virginia. A call for volunteers. Two companies of men umler forty-five. Two companies of ncn over forty-flve. The South must drive the Invaders from the sol! of Virginia. The companies over forty-five yenrs of aire, to organize at once, einip tnemselve?, to net a* a re*erve corps, nnd to defend at a moment's warning their own firesides, or to meet the enemy In I the most distant corner of the Confederate States. Signed by J. Kost-er Mirshal'. John A. Calhoun. Arml.-tead Rurt, John H. Wilson. B. P. Hueh^s. John F. Livingston, W. H. Parker, J. H. Cobb. James M. Perrln. Jus. C. Calnoun, Wm. C. Davis. Edward Ro?-he, Edwiird Noble, S. Henry Jones, Mathew McDot&ld, John McLaren. John McBryde. F. M. M'itchcll. It. II. Wardlaw. John A. Weir, A. J. T.ythcoe; M. 0. McCaslan. J. M. McCaslan, E. F. Parker, John Knox. T..?. ? i n iu.iAAmA.i <M n^.i.u send* to Abbeville check for 8100,000 to arm and equip an Abbeville company. Death of Chancellor F. H. Wardlaw. Bar meeting. J. H. Wll?on In the chulr. A. Burt Introduced resolutions. Vigilance Conmitte. Public meeting. A. Burt, chairman : W. C. Diivl-.-. secretary. J. A. Calhoun addressed meetlnu. E. Notde, Esq.,nnd Messrs. Hnsktdl, John H. Wilson, ('apt. Ja?. M. Perrln, Judge Wardlaw. T. C. Perrln. took part in discussion, and endorsrd resolutions. E. Noble, read letter from J. Foster Marshall proposing j to equip 01 * of the companies at his own expense. Anionic resolutions It was resolved . that h Committee of fiafetv, tie formed, w hose : duty It shnll be to hunt up all doubtful and disaffected persons, all persons tampering or ! trading with our slaves, and upon con -Ictlon before the Commlttee,to administer whatever , punishment the nature of the offence doj marids." Col. Marshall mivcl Chairman 'Committee be Chxlrman of Committee of , Safety. J.A.Calhoun moved the Chair an nounoe commlUceat. leisure. Committee--A. Burt. Chairman; C.T. Haskell. J. J. Wardlaw, i J. H. Cobb. Joseph T. Moorvjames T. Lidded, W. K. Bradley. Jonathan -Jordan. C. W. 1 Kproull, James Cre*swell, Rnti - Brooks, J. N. Cochran, A. C. Hawthorn, John 3rownlec, B. M. Davis, James Taggart. Thejr Cared for Noldlcr* Then. The Soldier's Aid Society?D. I>. Wardlaw; | John A. Calhoun. T. C. Perrln. J. F. LivingI ston, Mathew McDonald, Lemuel Reld, II. M. Prince, sr., Mailon I>atlmer. L. J. Johnson. I>. 1 M. Rogers, Wm. McCaslan, W. H. Harris, M. : W. Coleman, E. B. Calhoun. Wm. farter, '.Charles Smith, Samuel Donald. John K. Wilson. Every man and woman who ferls an Interest In the welfare of the wives and children of our soldiers, was exDerled to brinor liberal contribution next Snlenny. | Death of John W. Moore, Cokesbnry. ; Oeneral Tsxm Abh?vllle County ISMO. 19,729 Blnves At $1.26 per head S24,R5*.54 I 123 free negroes 369.t? 3594,790 nates of merchandise 1.30*.fH 5 475 miIpk by tnmxlent perKouB, 90c. 4.2< ! $ 4fl,115 profewdon ?l Income, 100c 401.15 J ; $ 13.775 wilnrlos nnd w?gc?. 100c 137.75 ! ?4W.MO town lot?, 22c 1,019.35! SI.550,465 Ht Int. 1-10 1 per cent 1,550.47 3 13,800 hnnk st6tk out of the ?Unt?. )3>0! 3 350 pretn's on Insurunce 1V? per c.. 6 2>j 24 packs ol cards sold. 13e 3.12 40 dogs belonging to bIuvcp, 1wc?. 40.00 9 dog* bel'ng'g to free negroes S2 18.(0 329,789.25 Captain Owens* Cavalry Company* Captain. W. M. Heath, M. M 6w?i. Th?ina* Hntcliieod, Lieutenants. Pat Hazard, w. ) Lomax. Tbomaa Hazard, L. H. t<0KspLt, . Clcern Hughes, H. Hekrt J^'fiKa. W. W. Juneo, St.-coants. W. II. !,i?ck>-y,. T. B. Cbkws. O. W. Loiuax, T. W. t>n:Tn, J II. Little, K- L. Chalmers," J. H. Llgon, E. W. Mookb. John \llnor, Corporals. d"hn A. Murril. T. J. W. C. Moore, ~ I Join* Knox, fL. McKsIr, J. M. Marti*, W. K. MoSnlr, r J. 0. Kllib. A. F. Mcl'onl, Private*. M. S Mc<'nnl?, J. M. Aim.l.l, W. T. McCllnton, J. H. IVIcher, Bint M.itliU. II. O. ? -lch?r, T. I'. Mru tin. \V. 0. Hflcht-r, W. It. Norwood, I). A. Itrooko, J. H. I'.vr?r. John Hnlloclc, h. l. Kdori-II, II. K. IJ'iril. tf, II. I). T K. T. Olhran. J. W. Kob rts<m, D P. >! **? < II. O. Y. L. Slmraxna, A. B. C'.t.b, A. SliltiH", M. L C?X. A. Small * K. V. Cowan, W. Smlnnkpr, T. K. Clark. \V iltHP 'nioinm, J J. Crawford, F. Vrr?'ll, .t.imrs Kvhus, I' <X VitpII, .1. W. For-l. I'. ! Wilitun, J. P Oonlon, Jiibn Y'?unf. w K. L. GoMt-n, Captn 1 n Porriti'w Soconrt Compnny. w Cnptnln. Thoint* I*slli\ , Jamii M. Pkrris. Jmi.n i'. I.itwt. l.it'iitcnnniR. -T. W. Lov.-l.ns. .Ion* O. Ki>tt*nn?. An<lr?-w .1. ! Wti.i.iiM <'. Davii, It. O M>lan. W .1. Townes I.'obbktsok, II. I). Malono. S<<riri'Hnt?. l.ilthur I? Marl in. i .Tahks S. Oothiuw. J-inn K Mtt'lln. I He*** H. Wakdi.aw. Will .1. Marshall ClIAflLM M. CllKSHWF.1 l. !. M-?nr>* McCkblan, "I T mrmtrn (ivuifri W lllltl 1U' .T'khfl T Mci'ftU'- I ' or[nit.i!.?. lJtilim Mc' liiit"i). i !!bnj. L. McI.AiT.nLis, Win. A. MN'racken, I A t.i'UKi:< K. I.kslt. I'ntrlck II. I) ?v.ill. ! I. M vRHinr.r. .lurtiuN. Oi'iir^ - I*. McKerrin, J D.tvitt IC. rtssKr. Samuel I* MeGaw. j Prlvavs. William McKlnm-y, i . E'IiiiiiikI AiiiliTunri, .Inincs Mollnnliie. ] Xailiaait-I R Bell, J-ihn 1.. MrL-u^blin, I Gnlirj.'l ItiiUlciuau, linij. K. Mill -r. [ < <1 li? i:. II ichana'i, David M. Mlllrr, .l"hn It'.vkltiir". W. A. Mn-'tiruiiHMij-, liicharil M. Biiili art, J. McOt Muinlry, Jaines A f'alilwcll, Matth'-w Owvim, s:i .laini'B Chili's. Kihvanl F. I'arki-r ( J?lin C. riiMinum, John I'urkiT. I Gro. MoD. I'oiilUT, Gr'-rge A. P>-tin<y, ] Win. I)<itii;Ins-t. J. War>llaw P"rrin. ] Win. W. Di'ii'.*las, Win. II. I'ttrrin, . Xath. P iiL'lasn, ?nnc> M. I'alairr. ' Franklin l>ny, E|>lirnim D. PuiBrler, 1 J. II. It. lanv. Tolin W.'K?I<I, ' < 8. WaiMy K'>wler, RolnTt Klloy, jatiifR *V. Gr?t*n, Pinrknry HIVjr, IT V. tlaiiiinoRil, JltirtW. Illlcv. m W. M. Hammond. Bfiij. ItmhaehiM^, Win. A. Hammond, W. t". U'lirnl. Til Nathaniel Hart, Wash W. Sharp, ' .1. W. Ilaiili-lMln, Gi-iirp.- Shillltu, Win. A. Ilnmielson, Wib. Slilllli", ? O. llaiiKrr. Gi'urgo W. Spivr. Samnrl Hill, llohcrf H. Wiird'a*, jr. 1 Emnmry \. Hodges, J. Clark Wardla*, er Jiihn^'. Krw In. Alfrrd U Wutsith, . ."ii-niia ? .nines, uitw p. "mown. Turner .t. .Inrilan. W. W West, Tlminao I*. Jordan, M. <T. Wntt. 1 I?avl?l Z. KWUt, Qi-cmc>' White, Jacob Kiir-t, t'ohert J. White, Auximtii- Kyle, Thniim* C. White-. ) J. It B?ye. litehnrJ M. White, . Win. Lanier, J. C. Wilcu'. ? 1 ( EOLL-CALL OF THE MEN OF 1859. j I'ei1}- Few of them are living to-Doj Some Died on the Field or Hon* j or-?Nome Yielded to the Expo** j ore* and PrlvAtlon? of the ('ampOther*, Alter "Grlm-Visivc?l War hnd Smoothed his Wrinkled Front" I Calmly Went to Re*t. | ] .!. A. Allen, (lleil MMi March. 1S68. ] J. Clark A'lcn, killed ?t. Moultrie House, Sullivan's Island, 14?h FVhriiary, 1X61, being ( h?* first man to lose his life In the war. 0. It. Allen, moved to Kernundina, Florida, ] if'or the war, and died 1S70. j Warren Allen, lives at- Sparfnnhurg. f John Allen, stone cutter, left Abbeville and ] lied. pr Godfrey C. Bowers, moved lo Columbia. S. Henry Beard, moved lo Mur'ree^boro. ] Pen., and at last account w.is still living ] here. ; Anvs B-tker, stlM II vine at Abbeville. ] W. W Belcher, moveil to Shreveport.La. th Isaac Branch, died at Abbeville. W. T. Branch, still lives at Abbeville. , II. E. Bowie, moved West, and died. Cf J Gamble Bnskln. died in the war. ] George Bljehanan, died In army. su A> Brli?sel, merchant, Charleston. j W. It. Buchanan, preacher, Cokeshnry. Rt( Thomas Browning, returned to his home In l fenni-ssee. ] George W. Brown, rclurneu to his home In j mot her Stat *. < D. s. Benson, physician and farmer, near M M'bevllle. j Joe Berirln, died In prior house. Eec'e* futhbert, how correspondent of Xeiv ? York FTcrnlft. , Robert N Chatham, killed in baltlo about j hlrtv mces rrom Atlanta. in>i. j E. Cobb, took laudanum. ami illeil l1?. Wil lam Champlaln. returned toCharleston. [ Jink Clminplafn, returned to Charleston. F. Cownovor, reiurnefl to his home In the ] forth at brniklnar out <>f war. j Matthew Cochran, went to Illinois and died. James D. Chalmers, still lives at Abbeville. T. R. Crews, now editor and publisher Lau enxville Herald. ] James C. f'alhoun. moved to Memphis, died ] rom ekpfBure on prairie of Texas. In James H. Cobb. dead. \ John Coumbe, fell from scaffold on brlek trickIn?? on Washington street, and died frcin t n.lurlc. ' Charles Cox. died of consumption, eight or en years ai-'O 1 Thomas M. Christian, still li ves at Abbeville. Thos. R. Cochran, died before the war. j J R. Co'hran, lives at Abbeville. Jl W. N. C ilhoun, live* at Abbeville. } James Cobb, died daring the war. John A Calhoun. dead. 1 A. B Cobb, II vlnjr in Texas. Runyan Crawford, dead. 1 Charles Dendy. dlml.-l8W. f J. D. Daly, went to Richmond before the 1 ,var. f- tephen C DeRt uhl, moved to Florida, dead ] \v. i '. ij.ivi*. kiiicu hi ii'tiiic. cr N. JcTer-fij Davis. tiled 1875. , John G. Edwards, now merchant at Abbe- ' Mile. Jo'mi Enrlcrht. died or consumption. , A. Whit. Edwards, movcl to Georgia. ,fr O. J. Fnr,-Inirton. moved W?-st 1SG7. James W. Fowler, now merchant at St. Joicnh. M'l. 1 Waddv Fowler, (lend. 1 Tt. A. Fair, Presbyterian preacher at New- i >nrrv. .< William Godfrey. killed Jn the war. j John Gray, live* In Columbia. < R"ub?n Gold?n. went to Florida, now dead, nen'airtln P Hughes, riled Ntfi. r J. R Hamhlln. lives tn Greenville. hi John A. Hunter, died soon after war. <"lem. Hamilton. 1 R 'b- rtE Hill, lives at. Abbeville. William IIIII. lives on his farm near Abbe- i nip. i Cicero Ilu-hes, lives at Abbeville. ? William H?Kh?\v,dead. 1 T. A. Ho.vt, Presbyterian preacher at LouisMile. Ky. ] Samuel Henry, returned to his home In an ?ttier state. James M. Htiehey. lives In count}*. ' A.M. Hill, lives at Abbevlll... ] M. Israel, lives in Charleston. F. Ives, dead many years aeo; 1 Cincinnati Jones, died In war. ] H. A. Jone*.mnveu wesi in im>u, since aieo. . D. F. Jone?, died since the war. 1 David Jnnkin. , Robert Jnnkin, when InsL licarii frotn win r rlnter In Au-justa. D. A. Jordan, died In tlie'Wcst, before the iv:>r. i B?njnmln Johnson, p'cicher In Georgia El'hu Kernel. klllC'l In war. John Knox, now In Abbevlllo. Nathaniel Knox, killed while carrying the ;olors of his regiment. Lonls Kernel, killed In war. H. 8. Kerr, died 1SS0. R. I*. Knox, fiend. Joim II. Ll^on, now oh farm near Charleston. Henlamln Llchon?t"ln, lives In NTew York. d( A. J. Lythgoe, killed battle Murfreesboro. II. T. Lyon, physician, lives In Ahhevllle. L. II. Lonxax, lunatic asylum. Columbia. J. F. Livingston. physician, died 1867. H. W. Ltuvson, dead. \V. James I/omux, lives In Georgia near [x?wn'lesvlllei. xv J. F. Livingston,Jr., lives- In Abbeville. J. W. Livingston, lives ut.Seneca City. \V. B. Lockey. W. A. Ler\ lawyer at Abbeville. John M'?e*n. Luther Marlln. John Martin, ilen.l. Thomas Martin, dead. Robert A. Martin, tic >d. \V. C. Moore, lives nt Abbeville. ^ James Moore, dead. E. W. M<x?re. Joseph T Moore, dead. Wm. Moonev, moved off. J. F. Marshall, killed In war. J. W. W. Marshall, physician, lives In Abbeville. C. Mnrehlson. Methodist preacher In South Carolina Conference. w Israel Mvers. W. M. Motes. W. .1. Marshall, went to Washington. O. MeD. Miller, farmer near Nlncty-Slx. S. McGownn, live* at Abbeville. Matthew McDonald, dead. Duna'd McLaughlin, returned to North Carolina. T Benjamin McLaughlin, returned to North Csirollnn. John McLaughlin, returned to North Cnrollna. v, John M. McBryde, lives In Columbia, John McLaren. dend. Robert McBryde. in Virginia, preaching. John McBryde, dead. T. W. McMillan, lives at Abbeville. John McOrae, lives In Mississippi. Harvey McCrne, denu. W. M. McGce, went to Mississippi. A. H. McGowan, dead. E. Noble, lawyer at Abbeville. Stephen B. Norrell, lives at Abbeville. John T. Owen, lives at Cartersvlllc, Co. Moses T.Owen, dlrd of wound In war. Patrick O'Keele, moved off. John O'Conner, lives In New York. Patrick Owen, died In Anderson, 1*83. Barney O'Conner, lives In Abbeville. \V. T. Penney, druggist, Abbeville. A. Paul, physician, died during war. Tun Ac \! Porrln Lr 11 lorl at rMiniwioltnrBt'lllA May. 18H3. ' Thomas C. Perrln, dead W. H. Parker, lawyer, Abbeville. W. H. Perrin, dead. Rockingham Perry, dead. L \V. Perrln, lawyer, Abbeville. TV omas Perrln, killed In war. C. K. Q,ualfc. J. T. Robertson, farmer. Abbeville. Ia H. Russell, lives at Abbeville. P. s. Rntledvre, live.* In Spartanburg county. Samuel O. Russell, killed In war. Johnson Raniey. dead. E. Roche, lives at Abbeville. Joseph Ronfe, returned to Ireland. W. M. F. RlfTonl, returned to his home. Thomas J. Robertson, dead. a T. C. Heal, lives at Abliovllle. Henry, Stephenson, died. lfWI. F I). R. Smith.lives at Abbeville. A. M. Smith, wounded nt battle of Seven . Pines, died at Richmond 1861). 1; Georpe Smith, lives at Abbeville. James Shllllto, senior, dead. C James Shllllto, Junior, coroner, Abbeville. Georue Syfan, lives at Abbeville. John Scanlan, returned to bis liome In an- f. other Slate. . Thou. Shehan, died, consumption. John Small, moved West, dead. t Andrew Small, dead. i I). R, Sondley, dead. j R. C. Starr, moved to Oeorpla and died. E. J. Taylor, moved to Florida and died. Ezekh'l Trlbble, dead. e I.W?| 'iVil.t.lu Irtllnil In H'.tltn I # ?..? Mountain, lKij-'t. j : Wat Thomas. i II. X. Tnslln, Uvor at Abbeville. Tl omas Thomson, deml. John Thomson, dead. ! Joseph W. Trowbridge, lives nt Anderson. I James Verell, moved to Texas. John Wilson, lives at Abbeville. | A. A. Williams, dead. A. J. WoodburM. lives In county. K. II. Wiirdlaw, lives ut Abbeville. John O. Wilson, dead. j W..H. Wilson, moved to Lake City, Florida. Ilujth Wllsoi., Jr.. lives at Abbeville. Patrick Wilson, uead. K. Westflojd, lives near Abbeville. Robt. J. White, died In Loulsanu. John White, dead. Lcroy J. Wilson, lives at Abbeville. James A. Wnrdlaw. died 18G2. W. H. White, killed at second Battle Manas'-es. W. C. Wnrdlaw, lives In Augusta. George White, lives In Abbeville. L. W. While, lives In 'Abbeville. Hu"h Wilson, senior, lives at Donalds. B. M. Wln*tock. lives In Charleston. K. A. Wlnslock, died In Abbeville, 18(52. Robert W. Wilson, dead. ' ! i Robert H.-Wftrdlaw, Jr., died 18? of wounds ; t peel vert In war. I . J. II. Wilson, doud. J. A. Weir, lives in Oreenvllle. <?. Allen WurdUw, dead. lit*win A. Wardlftw, dead. Kzt.kl'i While, dead. I>. Ij. Wurdluw, dead. HE CITIZENS OP ABBEVILLE, APRIL, 1884 ' J 1 he Xatne* of Those who were ISere g in 1M30 ure Printed In Title Let- 0 I ter. ; t, .<v. ! a J. E. Arrnew, conch p'i 11?f?r tit Seal, Mell- j nine iS ("o.'s carriatic ?lio!>. U. E. Agneiv, wheelwright lit Hoal, Mollain?* A* Co.'h latrriaui* shop. : ' f'iii,ri t? Aucbick, merchant, o'olhlnjf. I 11 ClrirU'K 1). A'lcn, <lo|*t>* ?l,crjrr. S T W. Adams, printer prai nil I Pinner. T*. 11. S Barnwell, c illeetliui ar\J Insurance ' sency. t'< 1{. Burn*:, carp -nter. W. I' Benet, JiivvTcr. II K 11 'aii'iiiiii. architect nnd hull 1<??\ i.' i'li iiiKis I.i-jj.*?, dealer In wa?: ns, bungle* i 1 h-irnes?. 'II I? 1?\ B KIII'V. IdvM'or. A"thtir Hencliei. e'orls Miller Tj-oi f,, VV E. B 'll, cli rlt W r*'l'aw >t K 1'vartlrf. I M L. li linliain. Ia>vv?'r nia-'er. I, K. B iwl", ei.-rk Ij IT. HiiskcII. ,1; \V. If Brook", fai mer. I. M Brooks, farmer. ir \V. o. Bradley, lawyer. tl %V. T. HrfuieJi, commercial tourist. [' . E Bruce, boot and shoe maker. Jerry Bradley, clc.-k at M:-GeUlgan'!?. <w It. W. fJ union, merchant and agerlt for tile 1>? of .steam engines. o!c. LJ. McD. O.iter. clerk White Bros. S. C. (' ihoii, lawyer. 13. It Cnihomi. ... It. A. Cilhoun, clerk While Bros. " f. N. Colhrnii. circuit Indite. r. P. Cot.hran, lawyer. in Wade H. Cothran, merchant, drills. i! !? O. C-? !), nninter. ... W. J. C painter. J., I. D. Chalmers, merchant, furniture and 1 :irt>le. tv ra:m-s Chalmers, lawyer and merchant, at rnl t ure. M. Christian, merchant, liquors. i r>hii L. C:ark, Jeweller. f folin L. Clark, Jr., farmer. 10 r.is. Tt. Cunnlni'ham, general merchandise. sr IV. U. Chiipm in. imintifiicturer and repair* b( <>f wasonx. buggies, etc. n, D. C tllionn, clerk Whlto Bros. }. T. Cilhoun, lawyer. kVm. P. Cilhoun, lawyer. Frank Cunningham, dealer In whiskies. riios. O. Congler, telegraph operator, T>. NI P. DeBrnhl, lawyer. bt r. F*. C. DuPre. HherUf. v, J.. II. I)nP>e. elork Wardlaw Jt Edwards. IV. C. DuPre, farmer. 111 V O. l)Urtd:iH. 0' 3 A. D>iti2las?. general merchnndlse, ti Luclu* Douglass, elerk Q. A. Doujlass, <]< \V. S. Dan>tiy, carpenier. ^i; Jbi John ( . E:ln.iriN. general merchandise. 'V G. If Euorrnf B. Oarv. lawver. n< Frank B. Gary, lawyer. tli P. F. G'trv rtoot'ir. , Fohn M. Gambrell. clerk White Brdfc * B'lls G. Gniyton. lawyer, ta William N. Grnydon. lawver, at limes M. Giles, elerk nt While Bros. lefirci) W. Garrlck, merchnnt, Honors, Charles R. Oarrlck. clerk to*-G W. Garrlek. B. F. Galphln, clork for It. M.Haddon & Co, IT- M [7. V. Hammond, dppot a?-ent, ' I. 8. Hnnvnond, public weigher, Flenry S. Hammond. supprnnuatcd. at Foster II unm'Mid. printer Abbeville Milium tii <atnucl Hammond, farmer. [I I/. Harper, Hiipe:annuat<id Methodist eacher. Harden, teacher. R, M. Haddon, merchant. millinery, PL B. Haii-lon merchant. Honor*. u rohn A. Harris, clerk for While Bros. nt Robert It. Ilemnhlll, lawyer and editor of nj ? Abberille Mnlium, t! VV. H. Hnnekel, Rector Trinity Chnrcli. A. M. SII1I, merchant, liquors, and lessee n'ral Ho?el. Richard Hill, merchant, liquors, and livery tc ible business. ? [lenr.v Hill, merchant, liquors, and livery . llile business. ?. K. Mill, farmer, til H. M. Hill. Kencnil merchandise. al U T. Hill, doctor. y Plcero llnthM, coplni: dlerk for office1 \sne Conveyance. Francis Henry, general merchandise. al ?T. ll r Y. Jone?, firmer. jy \. W. Jones, painter. H. \V. June*, painter. D J. Jordan. * Jones teacher. M Phos. Jackson, octogenarian. is K. t\ tf. Kn1i?kl, clothing mcrchmt. ~ r. M. Klro.v, street svcrscer. * John Knox. cenernl merchandise, r.-ieoU Kurtz, tanner unil shoemaker. tr I. C. Khiifh. lawyer. u David W. Knllcr, cleric nt clerk White Bros. 8: B. M. Keaton, dealer In stoves, clscUs, t-ew- . E machines, 1(1 L'noiuas Kcllar, carpenter. ri t,. hi "J. Link, clerk at Q,narlcs <fc Thomas. IV. A. I,co, lawyer. hi*. M. Luvsod, merchant. tin ami stoves, in l>V m D. I.'tmax. clerk at Parkord: Hllfs. T F. F.iMer Lvon. Prob itc Jndue. I. F. Livingston, Jr., general mcrchan- .. sip !: I/. r,owry. merchant. druc*. ^ Min T. I.y.tn, merchant. drnjc*. ni IV. A. Lyon, clerk for Probate Jmljro. sr >r. tl W. T. McDonald, merchant, confectionery. , ^-uniiel tfcfloiran. jndijire supreme court P IV. C. McGownn, lawyer. riiom:i? MrQettlgan. merchant. liquor". w EI. P. Mellwalne, manufacturer and repair- . of wagons. hti|?i?lcs. etc. ' f. W. W. tturnhntl. <loctor, P' riioinnx J. M.ibrv, d??ctTtn el f. L M irtln pastor Presbyterian chttreh. n| lames W. Martin, printer Press and Ban- ... r office. ! ,1 lones K. Miller, merchant, |(" T C. Miller, merchant. '.Vm. L. Miller. Icsoee Abbeville Hotel. i? Win. L. Miller, lawyer, I . W. . Moore, painter and pnp.'r hanger. I ri 3. n. Monro, merchant.. 1st \. B M>>'<e. clerk at. W. .Tool Smith A Son ir 'Jcrt'e Murbach. hook-keeper. u r. A. Mlllwee. nrlnter Pro* and Hmnrr. ; r. XV. McMillan, owner of mill and i , irk yard. |? Tunes McMillan. Wlitlam McMillan. ? v N. R'lvarrt Xoblc. nenlor. Inwycr, El ward N'lile. |nnlo<\ lawyer. ' ti Stephen n. HorrMl, harness maker, i Vi Wesley &?rrt-l, printer, Abbeville Medium. j p] I Barney O'Connor. Ktonc mason, *v P. F.'lwln Parker, doctor. C_ (V. If. P:?pkt*r, lawyer, ' E. F. Parker, merchant. l( I. T. Parks, n n<l I tor. ?l IV. T. Ponney. merchant. drugs, ir Ij. *V. Porrln, lawyer, L.] I. W. P?rrin, County treasurer, f C. Perrln, John L. Perrln. clerk for White Bros., iV Jamc* H Perrlti, law stu<l??nt CI Wm. Perrv, innrb'e cutter. Chiilmers' yard, It. N*. Prnlt, pastor Baptist church. G. H. Parks, clerk Jt>rCounty Auditor. Rl Q. r. P. Quarles. general merchandise. ,, It j Wm. Rlle.v, town marshal. Y' II. D Iteese, Jeweler. L .1. T. Robertson, farmer. J. E. Itushton, pastor Abbeville circuit. \V. J. R'tirers, merchant, flour, bacon, corn, j P. Rosenhurg, general merchandise, 1 I,. II. RnsN?I, merchant, liquors, and n >:>lcrln mules nnd horses, J. W. Rykard, merchant, liquors. W Richardson, Metlioilist miuUter. tE. Roche, farmer. S N. T. Sacsarrl, clerk at R. E. Ilnddon & Co.. S. M. Seolt. fireman on railroad. T. C. Sen!, manufacturer of carriages, tr HL'Onsi ali'l ItiliprlcH, n Jniuc* A. Shi III to. coroner, n, Oeorire A. Khlllito, tinner, I>. St. Smith, contractor and builder, W. F. Smith, earpenlel', d Charles Smith, carpenter, W. Joel Smith, ccreral merchandise. V J. Aden Smith, cenernl merehtimlisfe. '* I,. W. Sim I 111, lawyer. A. W. Smith, mnnnnfactnrer of wagons, ^ irrlwros. and bnjjelps. also farmer, ' Jon W. Sl^n. undertake!, v James H. Slnnnons, tinner, and dealer In mvsire. stoves, lamps. etc., *i P. B. Speed, merchant, drugs, W. SyTnn. emrltiperon railroad, v O. W. Sylan, trainman. Thomas Sylan. conductor on railroad. *. Jee^e Sprncll, wheelwright at Seal, Mcll-. nine .t Co.'s eariince shop, ^ Richard Snntlh-y, farmrf. Charletnn Sondlcy, fanner. 1 Jaincs W Simpson. carpenter. i Lewis A.Seal, eoaen painter at Seal, Mcll- 11 alne Co.* carriage shop. I"* t W. A. Templetfin. ironeral merchandise. 1 A. II. Tempioton, elerlt for Cunningham A 1 emHcton. S G. Thomson, dentist, c J. W. Thomson, law student, James T egart. wheelwright at Seal, Mcll nine A Co.'s carriage shop. II. T. Timten. J<>wHer, S. C. Turner. clerk Cunning <t Temp'eton, Pivld W. Thomas, general merchandise. Walter Tu.sten, apprentice at " O. A. Visannkn, general merchandise, Julius vlsanskn, clerk at P. Rosenberg <t Co. i Charles Vol ken I UK. linker, W. j A. B. Wnrkluw. cenernl merchandise, W. P. Ward law, fanner, . II. T. Wnr.llaw. ( Itobert II. Wnrdlnir. stipe >antod, , J. B. Wilson, clerk, at Knox & Co.'s. I.. J. Wilson, auctioneer. Willie Wilson, cleric at. Knox & Co.'s, | II. D. WIN'in, dentist, Hn-jh Wilson. editor Pre** and Ttnnvcr. | R. ( . Wilson, clerk fit Wurdlaw & EdwardPi K. L. Wilson, dentist., J. A. Wiitklnc, pointer. Joel 0. Weir, clork at. W. Joel Smith <fc Son'8 i I.. W. White, general merchandise. CJeorsre While, general merchandise, OhnrleH S. White, farmer, J. W. Wells, eontrnetorand builder. .Samuel Walllngford, stock dealer. 55. M. O Zflgler, clerk of court. Cbaritt* Zbldcn, tnnnur at Kurz tnn yard. The Negro Tax. The Charleston yr.w.s and Courier is' nxious to know tlio sentiment of our i eople on the tax for educating the negro, iiid sends our peoplo tlio following circular letter: )fkice ok The News and Courier,) C if ait i,ehto!f, S. CM May 10, 1884. J I)k.\r Silt?We aro anxious to obtain a aiulid expression of opinion from tho ending citizens of Abbeville county on lie Hiih(ect of Common School Education j n general, and on the subject of tho Two ; Jill Tax now levied for school purposes, ! lid tho Blair Hill granting Federal aid to duration in tho States. It has been intimated that a large maority of the people in your countv aro ipposed to tho Two Mill Constitutional fax, and aro also opposed to tho Blair L >;ii \\*? * ..n *u- i..i? I jin u u\a-anu u;\iuiuiii uu luu iiiiorumion that wo can on the .subject, and shall >e grontly obliged to you, therofori, if J rou will send us, at your earliest conve- , lienco, your answers to the subjoined luestions: 1. Are you of opinion that "education 1 >as no moral effect upon the individual ?" tnd aro you, or are you ,not, in favor of Common School Education at the public txpeuse? 2. Are you, or aro you not, in favor or 1 he repeal of the Two Mill School Tax j ind what, in your opinion, would bo the iffoct of an attempt by the Democratic larty to repeal it ? . i 3. Aro you, or are you not, in favor of i National aid to Education ; and does tho 1 Blair Bill meet with your approval ? We are, yours, ir.ily, The News and Courier Co. -iii'jL... .1 i rhe Press and Banner. AUUKVILLE, S.C. Wednesday, May 14,1884. Jail Notts. Arthur Hampton^ charged with hnr;!arv, Aas turned out of jail last Friday n hall. ltov. ftacharlih Widcmaiij Who had Oijii convicted ot boating iiis wife With wooden bucket, wis released on Sunay morning after the expiration of a i.rty day's sentence. He called for a lihlo on the fust d ty of his imprisonlenf. On taking his leave, housked the heriflf to give it to him, as lie had bonne very much attached to it. Ho took ie Hi jle and took his departure in timo >r divine service on that morning. Ous Thompson served out his thirty . ay's sentence in jail for violation of coii-j act, And was set at liberty Monday! inrniug. -I*ili 11 Mnr?:iii w m convicted of stealing inr dollar*, ami senlomvd to twenty tys i:ii|)ri?!)i)iui)iit, waa released y?\<?ter.IV tll'>ll>ing. ) The County Commissioners are ropairig tlio plastering of the prison purt of io jail. This work had been long need-, i- ! ICight prisoners arc now In jail?six ailing trial, two serving sentence; *? * j joe Hnmmond'd Snake Siorj. Mr. J. S. Hammond, of this village,! out squirrel hunting one day last week, j Iter shooting a squirrel, the animal ran ito a hole in a tree. A negro climbed p, stuck his hat in the hole, come dotvtl id felled the tree with a (J. VV. Hatchet, he tree was cut into arid a snake beveen live and six leet long was found! id ki'led. Not finding the squirrel, and| nowing that it was in the tree another j ulo was cut, when tlio squirrel wasl >und in the firm embrace of another lake?(mate to the one what had just -?/*?* L?;i isi.i \?u??a iVit-ri/1 Tho twn im ien?o snakes and the squirrel were kill Death of Mrs. McDonald. Mrs. Mathew McDonold, otio of the jst beloved Indies of tliis village, died ssterdny ut twelve o'clock. She was of | 10 fxceilent of earth, and in hor life ex11 pi tried the character of the true chrisnn. Her life was beautiful, and her ?uth was in a blessed hope of the chrism's reward. This is a sad bereavcicut to her aged father who is now more tan eighty years of age, and who is demdent upon a faithful daughter for the lousand littlo attentions which only ving hands can give. The funeral kes place in the Methodist church this ternoou at four o'clock. Off to the Press Meeting-. General Hemphill and his daughter liss Hannah, and Col. \V. P. Calhoun ft Abbeville yestorday for Charleston to tend the meeting of the Press Associate which takes place to-day. Due West Gofrc&poildetiti Our Duo West correspondent Mr. R. S. ullowfty is o<r on n trip to Georgia. Inead of items from Due West bo furishes us with nil excellent letter deaeripve ot his trip. Mrs. Bishop Wightman, visited o)ir iwn on Monday in the interest of the 'oman's Missionary Society. Her fer*111 and instructive talk to the Indies in ie Methodist church was enjoj-cd by 1 who heard her. She met the ladies of hiloh church on Tuesday, and will iieh the ladies of Lowndesville to-day, ul then back to Greenwood to attend ie District Conference of the W. M. S. [rs. Wightman is President of the nith Carolina Conference W. M. S. and iee President of tho W. M. S. of tho [ethodist Episcopal Church South. She modest, unassuming and tho simplici' of her manner disarms prejudice and oil arc charmed as if under a spell of ingie. No one puts a higher estimate, inn she, upon womanhood. She is not public lecturer. IJer talks are cxcluvely to woman in behalf of woman, and ' this work slio has consecrated all her ch talents. Wo bid htr God-speed in or noble work. X Mr. Foster M. Hamilton, travelling i the interest of the Firemen's Grand Diiinament which comes off in Columi.1. Juno 18 and 19, called to see us last iglJt. A large crowd is expected. The it G. Railroad has madexpeoial arrangeionU for cheap rates. Tickets will he ild June 17th and 18th good to return on le21st at $3.20 from Abbeville, and other laces in proportion. The ladies of Walnut Grove Crurch ill furnish a barbecued dinner at their llireh on Saturday, the 24th instant, the rocecds of which will bo applied for inrch nurposos. Several speakers and I candidates aro invited. A good time lay bo expected, and wo trust that the inner may be a profitable one. Tnn schedule on the ('. it G. H. R. has ecu t'hartffedajrain. Tho train now arvch nt Ahbcvillo at half-past six, inead of half-past five, as heretofore. The lidd.iy train leaves in the morning at the siial hour, hut tho evening trnin leaves mv at four o'clock, instead of thres clocki DiocnsAN Convention.?IJf-v Mr. lanckcl, Mr. Parser and Mr. Bcnet will 'present Trinity Church in the Convenou of the Episcopal Church, which conenes in Charleston to-day. Mr. Hanckleft Abbeville on Monday and [essrs. Parker and Bonct yestf rday. Mr. Benkt has l<een elected by the icully of Piedmont Institute, Pickens, > deliver tl.e anniversary oration thfrre 11 Juno 12th. As the date falls in the liddle of Juno Court, Mr. Benot has dolined. A correspondent's able reply to tho Tews and Courier's poor attempt to ridille the Press and Banner is in type; but a [;num;(Hiuii irj uuiH>tu nu ?<iuw UJ jsice. Maj. Thos. Beoos, who lias been so ery ill of pneumonia was in town Monay lust. He will sonn be all right again, ong life and prosperity to him. Mr. W. It. Morrow who was at Abbeille last Monday, was paralyzed on uesduy evening, and died Saturday iglit, aged aliout .sixty years. Mr. James C. Calhoun, Miss liiicy alhoun and Master T. Ayers Calhoun of I. Louis, Mo., iiro visiting their grundlother, Mrs. S. M. Calhoun. Mr. M. M. Stanskll, of Liberty, forlerlv of this county, died of pneulonia at Liberty on the 24th of April, Lced 70 years. Mr. Thomas Morton Rold a load of fnder last week to Mr. L. II. Russel for 25. Let our farmers not forget to make jdiler for sale. Mr. Isam Mowhett of Calhoun's f ills, died last Wednesday night, at a ory advanced age?perhaps'80 years. We give merely the official report of 10 Teachers' meeting last week. Noxt r-edk we hope to have more of it. Cai'T. J. T. Parks took two thousand i<c rntnriiH Inst week, at Ninety-Six, keen wood and Hodges. Rev. Mil. It. L. Haiipbr. arrived safev at We*t Point, Mississippi, and his ealth is improving. Mr. Thojvas Mc'Okttioan lias overtimed his storo and his advertisement, lead for yourself". Ice cold soda water ohly Sets a glass at Ipeed <? Lowry. TEE Wx. ">LE MATTER SETTLED. i SuffRTNllon ^Vliioh Mnnt be Pcrfecily Sntlsfactor.v to Ihe Ofllcor* Who " Pn?ri?fi. urar wnu^ij rally---Humor With Irony In It. Editor Press rind Manner : Wo lire j-'lnd to see In your hist Issue I hut 'oil put. ii quietus 011 the minds ol all would>e aspirants to one of flic county ollioers by mblishing that the present incumbent lias :on?-luilcil to keep It another term. Your honghtfulness in si-cklm; this information is ertnlnly very commendable, and your obllgng disposition leads us to request that you icea'l the other Incumbents concerning thin m porta nt matter and let us hear from them ?o. A man told us that Ned Henderson said lint all of them hud agreed to hold 011. but II lot too much trouble we would like to have I more direct. Wo know several aspirants vho will now await your earliest leisure to rive the desired Information?money being .00 scarce these hnrd times to be thrown away ipon useless five Hollar announcements, as 10 doubt your unselfish disposition has alendy led y?u to foresee. How extremely fortunate were we In '70, Lhat out of the multitude of candidates l<: :hoofle from, we should Imvo stumbled upon be only men In the county capable of filling there terribly difficult county office*, and men too who, after all these years of perplex[rig labor for barely a support, are yet willing to >acrlfk-e their Mine and talcnls for the good 3f the dear people. Such patriotism should be commemorated 111 Brass. But, sir. we are trfld that "the good die poung." These patriots may not live always, And what arc we going to do about It? Is iliu momentous question of the day. The school lax, the tariff or even the Blair Bill should be lost sight of?absolutely forgotten, Until the minds of the dear people are set at rc-t. Now we have studied about tills tiling deeply and have concluded that the only way tr he ready for the dire emergency Is for Hit county to appropriate about one hundred thousand dollars (If Hint is enougri) lor un selecting, raising and training of a sufficiency or the best talent to be found among the Knifllsh speaking people of the world?let thif "second relict" be brought, to our county seat and there be bioucht lip at the lect of our model county officers. In tho mean while It might be made the duty of our County Hoard nf Health to look well to the health and hab Its of our patriots and see I hat they do not In |ure themselves by excessive labor or overliv itukence In parched plnders, lemonade, Ac. imd so on. Hut we leave the ininulla for Rome aspirant to Legislative honors to ar ranee.and, Mr. Editor, If you or some otliei tolerably good man will do it we will put yoi r>r hi in In office for life too and not say any Ihlng worrying about behavior. What do you say? Very truly yours, ScnunnE.s. f\ S. Would one hundred thousand b< enough? S. (.'Iiurch to Build. Bids for the building of Lowndesvlllo Rap list Chuich will be received by the building committee until 2 p. in. May 21tn, 1884. Plar and specifications are In the hands of the un ilerslgiied and may be had or seen at an; time at this place 0. II. HORTON, L'b'n. Com. Lowndesvtile, S. C. St TSS TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION. Official Report of what was Dalit and Done by that Body. . ABHEVILLE COUI'.T HoU^E, f May 8th, 1-84. * ThoTeachers Association of Abbeville met r and wn? called in oritur by the President. Dr. . VV. M. Orler. Knr satisfactory reasons the regular order of exercises was Jepirted from, r and afior the rending of the minutes tboj: President proceeded to deliver his inaneurn I : t I address, taking for his th?mc "Public Schools10 land our obligations for smb," giving a briefi compendium of the svstonj, warning us tois . be pattern with n system yet In It* Infancy,!,, j the declared object of which Is, the education | * 1 of our youth, and dwelling for n llrno on tho | s : value of an educullou, he miggesiad tho fault might Heat, our doors rather than with the, system. Mr. W. L. Miller then rend a paper c on "The Common Hchool and t'>e Arailetny," j ; mentioning several requisites of agooil teach- F er. Hn urucl Ihe necessity of enrabllshlnp ] f high shooM through llie country as feeile-s oi | the follcacftnml universities. On motion the Association adjourned to niwt Lo-inoriow j| morning. W. M. OttlEK, Pres. L. P. Kennedy. See. und Trens. L kkcond day?mohnino sfsskln. .j The AshooIhUoh convened :it 1014 o'clock nml wius (ruiled to order hy the PrcdSent. Mln- v utfts were read. In rci;iil:ir line of husluesv an opportunity w.a? offered to any who wish toenrollas memlK;rs. The following took ud vantiigc of tlm proflor: Judge J. S. Colli run, J. \V. Porrln, 1 Dr. W. M. Urler, \V. r? Miller, IIoil. W. If. Pnrkcr, .1. F. C. iiPio, Oipt. I'L Cownn. Hu-jh W'llsun, Cttpl. M. I,. Hoiihum, \V. C'. McUowan, Prof. S. P. Booz-jr, J,. W. Smith, 1< Prof. E. K. llnrden, T. P. Cothriin, I'rof. I,. C. Miiuiditi, I,. W. Perrln, Prnf II ! nn,-.r..u Tf V Hill W. C. lionet. I.. P. Kennedy. Robt. II. Wardlaw. e Election of ofllccrs for ensuing year was entered in:o, resulting as follows: Prcsldcnt^Rov. \V. M. Orier. P. D. Vice President? Pt-of. G. C. Hodges. r Secretary and Treasurer? L. 1'. Kennedy. * Executlve C<>mmlttec-W. C. Benct, S. P. Boozer, J. H. Mliler, Dh W. M. Orler and L. P. Kennedy, ezofllrio. Mr. Henet as representative of a committee appointed at last mi'etlng lo draft resolutions E looking to retorirts In examinations of public school teachers, and to Llto laws generally In relation to the public school system, and to prepare a memorial to the Legislature on the subject, submitted a report In the lorrn of sev- E erai resolutions which wore taken iip Item by Item and considered by the Association. Tho following arc suggested as additions and amendments to the standing Resolutions of the Ktate Hoard <if Examiners: E 1. Applicants for Teachers' .State Certificates who are graduates of chartered decree conferring Colleges or Universities, shall be entitled to recel vc nrstrurailc certificates without examination. J 2. "Teachers' certificates of first, second, or third grade, shall be renewed without examination. Provided, That the holders of such certlflrntro shall have continued to tench In the publlcschools of the State without Inter- Q mission longer than three years, and provided further. That they ahull give the County Boards of Examitiere satisfactory evidence of con tinned good character und of efficiency as teachers. j 3. The Board of School Trustees of each School District shall annually apply ten per centum (If so much be necessary,) of the public school fund to which their School District Is entitled, to the buildlngatid repairing ot pub- rr lie school-houses. 4. That the public school fund shall be only a supplemental aid to private enterprises, to be Obtained only on condition that the patrons of any public school shall give satisfactory J gun ran tees to the local Hoard of Trustees that they have contributed at least ns much as their pro rata share of the school fund. 5. The State Board of Examiners shall be limited In the selection of text-books to dual ^ lists (not more than two lists.) One of the resolutions seeming to be at variance with the sense of the meeting win stricken out. All the rest of the resolutions, with some amendments passed. V Mr. G. (J. Hodges was introduced and read n paper on 'Theory and Practice of School Work," followed by discussion. Mr. W. P: Calhoun next read a paper on "Pice Educatlbn." Discussion followed. The ? Association adjourned to meet at 3^ P. M. AFTKKNdoN SESSION. Association met nml was called to order by the President. Mr. M. L. Bonhain moved: . That the resolutions reported by tho com- ' mi tie on reforms in the school law of theState be refered back to that committee for redrafting and that so much of same be hatided to our delegation In the General Assembly for presentation to mm oouy ns reters 10 me School Law, the remainder forwaidod to the State Board of Educntlon. On motion five delegates were appolnlcd to . attend th? "State Teachers Association' Dr. W. M. Grler G. C. Hodges, W. M. Hood, I S. P. Boozer, J. H. Miller. The Association then recurred to the discussion of "Frie Education." Mr. lionet offered tne following: "Resolved, That we the Abbeville County Teachers' Association, do most heartily apftrove and endorse the action of Senator Butcr In opposing the Blair Bill, and we earnestly hope that onr Immediate representative In the House, and the other representative* from South Carolina, will oppose the Ulalr Bill In the House of Repre*entatlv<?. After a somcwhut lengthened exchange of opinion. Mr. W. L. Miller ottered nsa substitute, "That the resolution 1m Inexpedient." On a rising vote substitute carried. Prof. E. Ki Hardin then rehil a pnppr on J "How we may make the Echool attractive to the pupils." t Prof. S. P Boozer was Introduced and reed .. an essay on "Self Immolation." A formal resolution was offered and unanl- I mously passed, expressing the thanlcs of the Association to the citizens of Abbeville for e their most generous and cordial hospitality \ On Mr. Bonhnni's motion the thank* of the . Association were tendered thd Essayist*. The 1 Treasurer was ordered to pay the Incidental i exponas of the Association. On motion the Association adjourned to meet at time and place to be designated by the Executive Committee. w . uiur.ti, x-rc?. n L. P. Kennedy, Sec. and Trees'. Mr. McGkttioan's new advertise- ( ment of the newest and choicest goods in | [ his line is crowded out this week. Go to j his bar for drinks. c CANDIDATES. ' FOR^Mi*' LEGISLATURE. \ The friends o( Capt. W. A. MOORE, an-1! nounc.i him as a candidate for election to a 1 ' seat In the llext House of RepresentUIvcb. * ELLIS O. GRAYDON is hereby announced | * as a candidate forihe Legislature at the en- , Riilnir election. He will ahlde the result o |k the primary <>lectlon, and support the noml' < nees ol the Democratic party. < FOR SHERIFF* The many Friends of J. F. C. DUPRE respectfully announce him as a Candidate for re-<-l?'ct Ion td the Oftlce of Sheriff. Subject to the action of the Democratic Party. ? FOR SCHOOL COMMISSIONER. < I The friends of Capt. SAMUEL J. HESTER |< respectfully announce him an a candidate fori School Commissioner. * 1 GEORGE C. HODGFS Is hereby announced ,' a<< a Candidate lor tho OHlcc of School Com- | mlssioner. We are authorized to announce CAPT. !E. i COWAN a* n candidate for re-election to the i Office of School Commissioner. il .i 1 I FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER. 1 The friends of JOHN R. RUI.LOCK noml I nate him for re-eiei'llon to the oltlcn of County i Commissioner. Subject to the action of the Democratic Parly. , | The many friends of CHARLF.S M. CAL HOUN !? g leave to nominate him for County Commissioner. ISTotice. There win h?a driu of ihe arheville i JtlFI/ES Friday evenlntr, May, Kith Htfl o'clock, p. m., ail members are requested to attend In full dress uniform. By Order. Sr. I,. I'ONIl AN, Jr., Captain. J. M. Haiikis, Secretary. May 14th, 1884. It Snip nf Valiiahlfi Ma chine ry. - THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, j County of Abbeville. Tlic Aultman-Taylor Co. vs. D. W. Youngblood and oilier*. By VIRTUE of tbe power vested in us by n mortgage of Hie chattels below described, wo i will sell at Abbeville C. H., for cash, on SALE DAY, the 2nd day of June next, the following personal property, to wit : ONE AULTMAN-TAYLOR SEPARATOR 1 (tlires!ier; complete with STRAW STACKER, (BELTS and all FIXTURES with orb.-long-i lug to the name, also one TRUCK WAGON under the same. Also one AULTMAN, TAYLOR BABY ELEPHANT ENGINE complete. The Thresher l.s almost entirely new. All? ri the machinery Is In good order. Aultman-Taylor Co. by PERRIN <Jt COTHRAN, Attorneys in fact. ' May 12th, 18SI. if NEW CARRIAGE, BUGGY, AND ! WAGON SHOP, ! <"> Repairing a Specialty. (?) ; i I liftv<? on hand a Frist t'lnss Supply oj [ Mutorlnl from the Best Marketand will continue to recclvu until my Stock Is complete. 'I All \V/-.rlr ?lnnr> Willi Short Xollcc. anil loW Prices to unit tlio time*. W. G. Chapman, j MAIN STREET, ABBEVILLE, V. II., S. C. ' j March, 2tith, 1H8I. 9mo. ! State of Soutb Carolina, Abbeville County. j IN THIS PROBATE COURT. }j In the matter of the estate of Louis Covin, deceived. P. A. Covin, Executor. Petition lor Settlement and Discharge. PA. COVIN, us Kxecuwr ot i no estate 01 Louis Covin deceased, liaviim tiled his ; petition in tills Court praying for settlement 1 and discharge, - It Is ordered, Hint Friday the lbth day of i May next,he fixed for grunting the relief .prayed for. J. FULLER LYON, Judge Probate Court. I April 15,188-1, tf Township A; Section zk of tho Oenorai statutes irovlile.s that County Auditor* ahall, booro tho tirao flxwl fi>r the ausossmoofcof iroperty, appoint In each Township, hfroo intelligent freeholders, who after rganlzing, "Hhall form a Board of Asessors for the purpose of assessing tho i eiii arid personal obtato iu their Town-! hips for the purpose of Taxation." The duty of this Board is, tako under! orisidoration all returns of both real and lorsonal property and increaso or deduct roift the vahiatidn hi add l?y owuer. gent, Ac., as In choir opinion represent* tn thoncy value. Iii Obedience to the law as above stated} | he following persons have beoti iippoint'iix Assessors for the Townships in > hi el I tlicy ro> pectfully reside: Xhicty.Six. F. M. Pope, M. 13. Lipsconib, Q. M; kuderson. Greenwood. C. A. C. tValior, C. C. Law, H. F. Fular. Cdkeabiii'j, M. B. McGeej T. J. Ellis, A. M. Aikn. Donnldnvllle. W. B. Acker, J. B. Latimer, W. E. larmore. Due Went. W. B. Clonltscalos, F. W. B. Nance, ' I. P. McOee. Lone Cane. B. FI. Hughes, G. X. Niokols, B. A. , Jolts. Kmlthville. L. Hi Rykard, R. H. Dovlen, W. A. X) max. White Hall. G. R. Caldwell, S. P. Brooks, D. W. ay. Indian Hlii. R. J. Robinson, R. W. Lites, John H. Jliiles. Cedar Spring*. J. W. Pressly, M. D., John E. Bradley, obn Lyon. Abbeville. B. S. Barnwell, A. E. Lesly, J. W. 'honias. Diamond Hill. Wesley A. Black, Jrio. E. Browniep; . H. Bell, M. D. Lowndesvillc. Theo. Baker, J. P. Young, J. T. Basin, Magnolia. 1 W. M. Tnggart, M. D., J. P. Boydj G. , V. Speer. Calhoun's Mills. M. 0. Tolman, J. II. Latimer, J. II. Iritt; Dordchux. J. C. Jennings, A. A. Traylor, I>. J. j Vardlaw. i J. T. Parks, Auditor. Abbeville, April 29lh, 1884. 4t in vflTirr, IM IIVI HE i i ! *? ? ? i TREASURERS OFFCJ?; ArniL b'tn, lflSi. fx ACCORDANCE WITII Tlftf ACT o raise supplies for the fiscal your eomncncinR November 1st, 1883, approved December 2-ltb, 1883, notice Is hereby -s ii. .? iu. rxf a m?a. fl Vtfll M'UL bllU llUUIUici O viU'.w \ji Aifuodlle County will be opou for the collcclon of Taxes THURSDAY, MAY 1st, 1881 mil will remain open until June 1st, 1884. Taxon are payable as heretofore In two iqual installments. The fir.-it is dtie and >ayable from May 1st, until Jnne 1st, and f not paid until the second is duo 5 per entum will be added to said lirst installnent. The second installment is due and payible from the first day of September to he twentieth day of October, 1884. Tax jayers can pay all in May if they desire o do so. Tho rate per centum for Abbeville bounty is as follows: State purposos 5 mills. bounty Current 3 " Schools..:.; - " Total 10 miils. Poll tax, $1.00. Taxes aro payable In the following kind if functe and ho other: Gold and silver join, United States currency, National jank notes, and Coupons which slull become payable during the year 1834, on the k-alid consolidated bonds of this State inown as "Drown Bonds," and ou the L>onds of this State known as "Deficiency Bonds," also Jinor's Certificates and the per diem of State witticssos in the Circuit Court will be received for County Ulxes; not including school taxes. Tim Mnvnnnfili V:illev railroad tax in the Townships of Lowndesviile, Magnolia, Calhoun and Bordeaux is due and payable at the same time with the State ind County Taxes, and will be collected subject to the Mine penalties. The levy Tor tho railroad tax is 10 mills in each of the four Townships. All information as to taxes will be frecly^ given by mail or otherwiso. J. W. PERRIX, County Treasurer. Abbeville Repository FOIt the sale of Wneons. niiKples, Harness, and everything usually kept in such establishments. I inn also prepared to repair Saddles, Harness and Trunks, with nearness and despatch. Call soon. Don't wait until hey become worthless. TIIOS. HEGGS, At Seal's building, Alston Corner, March 19, 1NM, tf Abbeville, S. C. nXTotio 3 -TO Audevili.e, S. C., Api*il 1,1884. THE COUNTY AUDITOR tlEREBY gives notico th*t returns of Real and Personal Property subject to trtxatiun, also all transfers of Real Estate since last return, will bo received at the following places on tlio days designated below, viz:: 1st Division. Xinetj'-Six?1st, 2nd and 3d Mnv. Greenwood?5th, 8th and 7th May. Hodges?8th and !)th May. Donaldsvillo?13th and 14th May. Due West?Jfith and lOtli May. Veldory?10th and 20th May. Bradley's? 21st and 22d May. Troy?23d and 21th May. MoCoimiek?2flth and 27th May* Cedar Springs?2lHh May; Second Division. | Ahhovillo P. H.?1st Mav to 20th June. Calhoun's Mills?12tli ami 13th May. Hestor's Store?15th May. MoKcttrick's Mill?17th May. Smith's Cross Roads?19th May. Antrcville?20th and Ulist May; Mountain View?22d May. Lowndesville?23d and 24th May. Gilgal Church? 2l>th May. The penalty provided by law will lio added in every case wheh tax-payer neglects or refuses to make return by 20th June next; J. T. PARKS, Auditor. April 2,1884, tf V , , ..... , !!& Seal, 1 fflcllw I K & Go. JJaVEoii hand almost every variety oil CARRIAGES, , BUGGIES, | WAGONS, I j it ivlilch the? rtp.nr to tticlr customer* on the A iimst ud van l{\gi t!us Jtruix. * REPAIRING A SPECIALTY." SI With the best of workmen in every branch ol s) jtir business, anil an nbundant supply of " lumber, imd other matorlnlH, we arb prepared r. to do nil UIiids of repairing in the very bust Jtnnuner, at the shorted notice, and on the " most accommodutlug term*. All work fully warranted. }. SEAL & McILWAINE, ? Washington Street. ATTENTMN PARMMfTi I M m A 1 JL lUil A KUiMUUU I A \\J E HAVE NOW IN STOCK A 8PLEN>V did line of Farm Implements, Nails, Horse and Mule Shoes, A Harness, i Traces, Bridles, T Plows Stocks, a Plows, &C., &C. j QUAHLES & THOMAS Feb. 6.1SS4. tf Bargains j ?IN? Tinware, ? THOSE celebrated tin sets at ? 1 PARKER & HILI.. | l'he IlnrvcRt Set ha# 10 piece?, price, 81.00 v " Kltclien " " 10 " " $1.00 " No. 1 " " 11 " " S1.35 .. i. 2 " 15 ? ' S1-S0 " BO?8 " ' 20 " " .81.75 " Homestead" " 12 " " $3.00 The above Goods nre composed of useful articles and every plecc Is warranted to give w satisfaction. d March 5th, 1SSI. 3m , n Hall Stands. " HAT RACKS, Book Racks, and Whatnots full slock aud low prices ui J. D. CHALMERS & CO. Oct. 3L, 1883, tf Marble Works. 1 WE haveon hnnd twelve lieautirnl Cottnpo Monuments. Will be hold very low. riio styles the best In the up country, hnlf of them direct Importation from Italy. A complete line of Head Stones fn m>1.50 t<>S2 00 per foot two inches thick. The two Inch stock Is lower than IB Sold In the up country for lame quality of mfirble, at . J. D. CHALMERS Marble Yard. Sept. 19,1883, tt M mrtr: Tnesflay, April 1st j Spring and Sdmrrier < Millinery, Patterns. Hats and Bonnets copied from J the latest French impor- j tations. Flowers that al- ( rival nnttire itself. I LaceS, new and handsome, Kuchings, Trim- f itigSj Silks; Feather*, Kibbotisi Summer ?ilks;' Black Silks, Dress Goods, White Lawns, Gloves, Hosiery, * Lawhs and Hamburg EnbroiderieS.' ' The laclies are invited to come and examine our Siock" which tor style and variety cannot be excelled. ?. M. Haddon & Co. March 19th, 1S8J. tf i ~j7 HrSIMMONS, raxrivrEsi*. Abbeville, C. H , S. C. Has iust opened iiis shop on (lie Public Sqluuc, where he Is prepared to do ail iimnncrof work In his line. a full line of tinware on hand. a lariro lot of lamps of beautiful design. lamp chimneys of all sort*. A Good Stock of Crockery, and a Supply of Cooking Stoves. J, H, SIMMONS. March 12. 1^81, tf Collars. FOR mules and horses, that won't hurt If properly lilted. Have pity on the dumb brute that you are to dependent- upou. For sale by THOS. BEGUS. March 19,1S84, tf Don't Borrow. \rOU cmii liuv a soeond hand harness that bo* been repaireduud cleaned up. very elionp irom THUS. BEG US. March 19, 1S3I, tf IV otice. * LL persons indebted to tne lute Arm of J\ OUARLES & l ()., must without fail make immediate settlements with the undersigned, or they will And their notes and account* in ibc baud* of an attorney for suit. T. P. QUARLES. Fob. 8. 1SSJ, tf Having laid in a Large STOCK of TIN SETS, and hating bought them Very I CHEAP we are now selling) KITCHEN and HARVEST; TIX SETS at 81.00 per Set: All other Sets cheap in proportion. H. W. Lawson & Co. I March 12,18SJ. tf W. L. MILLER,; Attorney .At Law, j ABBEVILLE, S. C. ! Offlco formerly occupicil by Judge Thompson i Dee. -G, If81. bums MEDICAL-CAR D. DTI. L, T. HILL I I HAVING sold Ills interest in the drug store, | will devote his entire attention to the; l'nw'tiiM of his Profession. OFFICE In rear of Speed ?fc I,owry's Prng. Store. At night may be 1'i.uud at the Bowie > House. Dee. 19,1883. Insure Your Property -FltOMDamap Ij Fire ail LuMiiier IN THK CONTINENTAL INSt'UANCE OF New York. J. T. PARKS, Ag t, Abbeville, S. C. j Jim. 30,18? 1. V.'ui Dry Weathefi SHORT CROPS' ' AND ? - M ivinn miiis^ I HMD mm: r S T&E PRESENT CRY.' BUT Tilt: WAY L In which .. . , : K ROSENBERG & W.f iteml sellintt their GOODH this PALI. AND " VINTKR. will compel pvople to <!> that ubject to wonder wh,^ they cm. uflord W' Ivo such meat BARGAINS. ! Tbvir jrice* re such as to supply the wants ofilioso wh?? . ave little money ktid a Krentdeal t'> buy. IR. RCWKNUERti has remained Nvirili uit. unimcr and lias selected with great cure lost complete stock of everything In tfrt'lf " nu and at hucli prices as to enable thorn io ' Ive entire satisfaction to all who favor turn rltii their pa nonage. Ho has In mojl.tn-." lances bought direct from the ma uihict?r> ; rlilcti has enabled them to secure a V lany goods much below their marlitrt vmIu* ' nd which will bo sold by thorn acconrtns'jf. onstant auditions are being made to their tock.and it will pay any one to call on them nd examine It before purchasing eUtnr$teti&? hey can positively sell goods of any kind In lieir line hs chn?n as any market tr. th? ' outh. (-1LI.it Wrrm.KSAI.R OR llfeTASL. 'heir Htock conslsls in part of ^ ' . GENT'S, YOUTH'S AND BpYj^ t IEADY-MADE CtOTHINS, ,-f|a o . GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS/PHY GOODS, NOTIONS. BOOTS, SHOL>, IIATS, CAPS. TRUNKS, VAL'.S- i ES, JEWELRY, ROGERS' J TRIPLE PLATED -1 SILVERWARE in thelatest ] dcslgos, CROCKERY, HARP- ?'| WAKE, GROCERIES, ETC., ETC. \ .Ipo have on band a complete slock </ 1UNS, both BREECH and MUZZLE LO\T?v< NG uud PISTOLS or all qualities. 'lUfif ?make a specialty of? . ' " 1% Tobacco % r he above goods are guaranteed to cMoa in every respect. Give thefijBto^^ P. ROSENBERG & lcM ii uu u wiiuiii ow prepared to exhibit ari elejtfinl SPRING & SUMlfl goods! All department* nre full, and pmtMjjffia runt of tiny article, have ouly to cailHffiijlEj ID regard to prioos, a great many (ronffwP ow sold below the cost of production. Satlsfiu-tlon pmrantecd. Let every one nd ?ee forbintfltjlf. . j * * ' WHITE BROTHEES. rhe Place to Get What, You want I rnos. m. christian! HAVING bought the interest of MrjB JOHN' WILSON.In the bu&iuwdl orinerly conducted by tliom jointly wilt/1 twsp always in store, h complete C-?? ancy groceries. cahnbbS 1001)3 am! C'ONFECTIONLRIES' '<>{*1 !1 kinds. The best anil cheopeMt fjW i*R.S and..TOBACCO. VlSE&ahd JWQtJOJlSi*v Jweet Mash Corn Whiskcyi Air medical purposes a specialty. Atyw^gjj 'hoii'e Liquors of any kind for medfcul^ mrtXMOS. U i ve him a call. Satisfaction xunnantwii! 3&r All persons Indebted to tb >f Christian & Wilson inu*t jnakeUntn tfa liate payment. r A6WMHe,S.(J Feb. 13.1SS4, tf bri. Mabry & Hill. M \\* E hn-vc thin dsiy fnrtaed a Copar)i\er?h'^i VV In ttio l'RACTICK OF MKD1<1NK >35 ill Its imincll^s. In cu!*es wheie tii- uttt tlon <?r both of uh nwy bo needed no.cxtTC" shur.e will be made. vi--;wS T. J. MABRY. JJ. D. J L. T. HILL. M. D. .3 Mhnch 12,4&M, tf . ; .Offi Lumber! . Lumberlj PRESSED AND UNDBESSEi DRESSED FLOOillNCrfi And Ceiling,....*?.?? * * 9 ?2.00J Weathcrboarding Dressed,.;. IJM&j Undressed, I .ST? I will lay down LUMBER anywter? yijS the Town. . "_'j; B. K. BEACHAM, .r>; | Abbeville, S. C; 1 March 20, 18S4, tf .--v. ^ ^Wm 1 3 jJ - ? s ?M _r m TJ< -a s *2 zz ? S3 ^3 csm H *S eg g^ M W P* i gpl Ph ? PH ?j'.| 63 P^d <1 ? ? r3 'J w 3 .dl H 02 02 S I ? srS? w g M J#! ^ I & ? Si <j GO CQ *m ? ? ? !l W rt a Wi-:M 5 S ? il ? i s d cr cd 55 M O Q gj^l Q ^ Ch J53 "! *< v ? a <5 1 a 3 <% _ ; > ' * Something: New Uunder the Sun. I WILL bo ready on ami after the Jut oj March to <lo any ltKPAIKING. whicjfl may bu wiini'd to your ^-VDIlLES and UAljl NKSS. Pon t |?ostp?>iio tlio matter kd tone- The <y?;lo:?c may como along. . b9 rcaiiy fjr tlio eiiicfguncy -th .w f TB0S> BEQGSi8