Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

; 1 ! V 1 " . V"0,J *\ ' ' ! !ltr>t ' ! .';iY lli i'ti I I I V.- '.!n' ' ' : . ! i. I i:: t' tint ? l.v : : W . ; ! .! ! .. ' ! ' j:vv? nt I'ioim i i 'in i';* iK>r l'.iiiks !Y<>in closing a* ll.ro o'clock. 'J iirv 11;:it ? All' my l>ilH:?l|S ) f r< |.) I: S -V *1 <11 '? lliril tlu'V v.ii! !- ?-*. t! t >ni ns<?i-. t' mi ?-n?\v:is!iiiuj i 'I !::<- -Iiirj i? !m?j ii!?iv irotn- K Tel! if ? n't <1> luv l?u&oin* i.......... 1 . in-i, yu ii;u . i- < < '!! i'ii- nitiXlicr giil Anviliing li?r m.-h Hhmi ;s-> tliinon n gentle* man ! I >! i;?>t \v:u.t iinl M u l; suit 11? '.iii': : ; i ; \ :: .-c {!i:it i;'s g .jnsi t.. r 5 V?.| vi- :."i wi!i ! *i ? . r. :;- . I . a good 'jju?!po ^of [ \ - i ; v gray !i? \ Iir.-Vt 1.1.i.1: ::ny :... . :i *.. ' ! not liav?- l;i.s i ' , : . -* !! .'.i i-. a } .-"i! :!'.iy . .* i! >!rill!.] r!<*:?r '< v. *i".! |.?.>k t!u ' ! ,'t i ; ' i . i n 1 ki: tal>!i* v? ! \.\ ' ' ' ! r iv. ; m if. ut it? !! i". ; ! : . i: ?li! It, I a mi 1 ! . V. i ' ' I i If you tlo ' v ! '; ! :! :y ! of ;?j ' : : :-:i n..; that it".', u-j ! ! i !.-*? < : !; lit !Vr a v.. : a: i <.. . i.trvi ii 5-. !?*. ?r!!?!y ??nt 1 i : i;:'t < r'!<.-r ?:rtv <11\ 1 !.i : ^ y*iv ars! . . . ... ... - i.' .. . n if: :;.i o:iy ; . v i.. ! , 1.-; .jiiivt, -;r ! yi-ii !?!l*:. hot ? oil U y'-. !!. :< . XW'v. lake tills !! (!,. ii < ' !*. 1'ii i:<? for* ami: li i.*. il yu ft rove, ns \ : : i : !.;s !n>r:;" ] !v.''-.*:ri! :. . !. i.i v <?Mi.! fi 't In* Oiinl.o.l i:. '!.' i:.:*. v lir.t oii^hi to 1 .?_ one of. i ! '' J <-f 11 ; <!.*iy. j *.- ,:* :: : ' -J*? i:rin^ j \ ' v. \ ! ' ! i !'-tai-'iC-l y i. N<?. j i ; !*.. I.'-: /:!, mustn't 1?? f*o < X- j . .*: ! * . .! . -!*l f.l ! lit-11 this 1 . , . i i:. ?r: ; l! : n-ui y? u v?* {T'-l i? jkt.-l 1 -.. ' -!*j not t::iulc :v!?mi*t in-v. j * \I \v> t:' : I ! ': f.-i* : ! I do : ' ::: <>*.v tl.*:t ! '-an ; ;.y lour; lx-furehand. If I : le ajex-tilf t!in:i I d<> i 1. iv.*. ' !; v .11:t ll.Utdl. I've f'MCf'l | I'/V.:: i ' . ii . ; i", cikt-s, because tlivre | w:*.-. !; > l. rnirabie njinn the tabic. I' 1 v :: i-.-*it?:: lay i'.ys| :.*[.lie atlnel:, 1 f :*iii Lt.oiv v.?. ) blame !<>r it. 1 might s-.-r. i r.>*.!:. . . '.c of those little roasting-j?igs v.. - a-.v iv.-. if I na-". sure it would < to the table //*:// slu'Ved with ] ' :.:y of i:;! . j !!y ami rnaccaroni, with '* \ .u thought < ' g'ing down town todriy,! i:i wiil jt it iit' I urn not preparedA round about way of asking for money, I nipposo. There's my purse; iust take what, there is?only.pray leave me sixpence to |?:?y llit omnihus. I'm ju.-?t as well prepared now as I shall ho for a month?and as f'-r asking a woman to wait a month, when she's made up h*,r inind to go shopping, a man had hotter ask the earth to stand still I The mania for shopping is the curse of doin;. litV. A woman must buy every pretty tiling she s<-< >, whether she need* it or int. And with a!l their extravagance, T | r.' V- r y>.t .-aw <,nc of the sex wlio looked i . r.'.'.y >r\.i\ ! and Their.-kirts iiii- sod I?>!si ?,i short; their sleeves arc t'fO tti'le t<;<> Minor;; llieir bonnets oil!, iii:-; a charcoal-wn^on, or on tl.cii baeLs i.a ! .t ll'?\\er-basket; th<y a;v as a fence-rail, <<r a puily as a balloon ; their waisi i are s.j . 1 of them in the saloon lh< m i;. (!.* sliv ts, and dread them i i; thecir.- :n. ! .-Sap's; they try to see which c.iti be s',!ic.-!. which can atirnet the?Mercy on 1I-. Mr-. ?wcet. do yon see that child ! r\;i;!y uav.ii:./ ;'i-- table,ami thetrcain cup up-< t < ;! i1.' carpet ! ? thev cannot even give <iu attention to their own otF?Yon tlion:*' I J wa> in a hurry this morning? v. < .i, .!; }? 1 am. mit I to be driven ofl' with my half eaten ? Don't be in sue!i a Larry to get rid of y<>ur beloved ?don't, I RHpj-Ms: ii\s not pleasant to bear too lliueh iiutli. ' 'i i; i-. '-i that bran new silk umbrella gone, that ! 1 ought only the last storm, and lioth ing lobe i'l.us.d of it ] And now,o/ course, il v, ill rain? it always docs when a person has i;'> urn1..! !]? .! P:?y, wif>*, if Jones should call here to-day for tli.it Mibscription I promised him, tell liiiii I've made up my mind not to give anyibing. 1 don't believe in socio, tics?lluy're humbug* from beginning to Mid! And do try to look a little more auiia hit* upon my r turn. You look as if you were jii-t going to say something sharp; and, of all things, preserve me from a fr<:lfu 1 Vi'ife ! This fi lliiig?fretting?fretting, all this time, is enough to drive a man mad* W W., good morning. mv love. Of course it won't ruin, now I've got my old clothes on!" ? ? ?? * 0-- ? When C-mning's licallb was drank at tlic Minister's liiac-kvvail dinner, lie replied, " (Jentiemen, this a fiih dinner ; so, after fiiuo.'.roly thinking you fwr your good wishes. 1 do not see tliat wo can do better than jol'.ow I!ic example of the fishes, who drink a good dual, l>ut never speak." ! 'iho Ln^is of all excellence is truth.? Truth is intellectual gold, which is as dnrahio as it is splendid and valinv < tie, ** i a 1 j 1 < >. ,7./ .s\, tin. t </* M rV /. j7 'I in !' >!' >\\ :!?- p\in!n! niit.t iv?? is iV-'iu '.m? ? tji-i? I !n pi i< r : , " \\ . \. -( i !:t\ li? .11 ! ?.f n ? ?<?? ?.f ,V vii, "?it; >11 wl.it li wt 1 cl t vc I > l>t. utipiualli'tl ill ; tl.c t.l w.mi? .mi.' iiii?. iy. A wrvaiil t;ii 1 hi 11 iv < Jiipl.i\ tf Mr. M><Ju'\v,?V . ll.o well known j'Wilrt*, \vln? icsi?K'S iti ' | Iv^lit st., liflwwii Otr.'t r .-itivf Linn, on ' j Wvtliustlay alV-niwn Itliivw si?in?? gar- 1 i??iv? an in n III UK! 1 PHV Ol lIlO ltOl|<P? .Sheobserved a couple of little ohildrein ' j girl", tin* eldest not over twelve years old* ' I ru.di at the j?i!o of refuse, and selecting por l j tions of its, put it to their mouths ami tat 1 I it mo-l ravenously. Struck with the ox- 1 : hiliitioii of extreme hunger on thu part of 1 ! the children, slit' asked them if they would ' ( like to have some bread, to which they ' eageily replied in th afiii mative, intimating that they would 1 glad to take anything j ' hat win:'.! keep them f:< :n starving. She j ' look them into the kitchen, ami <-ave to I | each a nortion of a loaf. When the ehil I 1 1 . ' <'ren Uft she wr.tcheu th^rr;, and saw them j v i:'t-r an oM and quite dilapidated sta ! Me "n the < ; | <;.-ite .side of the alley. Tlie j ' [servant i;i: I then i;;f>-jm*d Mr. Mcfirew of i 1 what l:ad happened, arid that geiithmariti f ; ia company with a neighbor, \i-.itod tin- I a j st;dile, and there wintesied a soene which ' almost beggars description. Stletehed upon ' th-- floor, or. son:-' damp and mouldy straw* " i were a number ofchil lien huddh d t"g<-!her a i si-, kii'g warmth by contact with each other, j b i and sojsji- clothed wilh but a single garment, j " lieu wk'.i in ;iie uinusi itxiure. In acorn- " ! or was seatod a woman, b " Clothed iti unwt-riir.tily r?j?i'." 0 I huddling t'i her bosom a child apparently 1 i about two months old. arid vainly ondeav- a ' onnjj to give it MiKtei::>nce, out instead } 1 it drew nothing but blood from hercxhauv a | ltd breasts. h I The woman was apparently not more j b j ihan thirty five years old, although the >7 | mother of seven childicn, all of whom wi re n : with her in tho misrabie hovel wheje .she p j was found. J lor story was soon told. She in | had l oon well r.-.'-ed. and had se n bettor ('l I days?much better?she could not have j so n worse days, and until a period of two d< years af.? r her marriage had known no u want. I''Ut her ht:>b:md \ic*l<l? tl to an np- ]' p'-'ite ft r liijuor, became a drunkard, then la a sot. and finally abandoned her. Throe <lt or four days previous to being found by is Mr. Me< lew, her landlord had turned her (1 i-!t of the house and home for non pay- in im'i.i ui n-iir. r?ne liio'i with her lilili; T lies, wandered ahout !l?o streets, until she In fov.ti'l tin* deserted stahli', am] lw??l remain- <>| < 1 there ever sinco absolutely without food. m II' r hahe had soon exhausted the material ot nouiisliuicnt which i:uturu supplied. wn Jtrttn'in'j Jitfrmtccs.?" I liked your ser tv uion very mueh to day, with a single ex m o ption," said a worthy pastor to a minis :ii ter who had occoupied his pulpit a portion hi of the Sahhath. se " Well, what was tho exception I" ai <41 think you used too many techuieal w phrases." H "Did I ??I didn't think of it." r?s "You repeatedly spoke of drawing infer c| ences. Now that was Greek to many liear prs " If! Oil n A ? vv? - -f . ...%<? , tiuj uu?3 01 course j(] knows what we moan by drawing an infer etc." |n Yon arc mistaken, brother, assure as you live ; I do not believe one half o^ , . tu my congregation would understand the ^ phrase-?" . . St; " Vou certainly cannot bo riidit." . . , . Iir " I am ; now there is Mr. Smith," point p ing out a innn just turning the corner fr-m the meeting house, " who is quite an intelli gent farmer ; we will overtake him, I will j ask him if ho can draw nn inference and VC 1 do not believo that ho will understand me." Accordingly the two ministers quickened ( < their pace, and as they came up to the said ,n Mr. Smith his pastor said to him. . 1" I>iother Smith, can you draw an infer Ci, ence V' c< brother Smith, lluis summarily interro <> gated, looked at liis pastor fur sonic fifteen !'* in seconds quite surprised anil then rather lies | itatingly said, ro " Well, I dont know ; I Vpose I could, l'' I've got a pair of steers that can draw any ,l' tiling to which they are hitched?but I to shouldn't like to on Sunday." tl, We like fun. " It is a great institution.'' >t If it was to come to that, we should vote for it with a big ballot. Fun ! It is what keeps most of us from getting sour?it ad- ir justs l equipoise of life?it mellows the bl tlesh, oils the bones, rosifios tho brain? sets one right when his teudency is another way. A New England minister oncc remarked cn tliat his Sunday afternoon discourses were 1 /reached to ahout three bushels of baked . * w I beans; but discourses now-a days are delivered to congregations composed of ono part human, to about fifteen parts dry goods j and milliner}'. He who desires no virtue in a com- lo' panion, has no virtue himsolf; and that m stale is hastening to ruin, in which no difference is made between good and bad men. co T . . . re' It requires more magnanimity to givo up what is wrong than to maintain what is right; for our prido is wounded by the one its <1...?? ? ' m.ivj ii.iiniicu uy luooiucr. U3 Tbo river of God is full of water; but there is not ono drop of it that takes it* ch riso in earthly springs. tio Tlie barren fig-tree was not cursed be:auser it boro bitter fruit, but becausc it bore c>'( lojrnit, be: / \ * 1 j* ... . .. . IIK PRESIDENT'S DOMESTIC AHRANdl'ME! A Ool'l of tin- I (\utli nitinji fi'Un \Va?-hii!iil"?, toiU Imw mt f r?. si.l.'M I'tichauaii'.s sal.uy jj'H's ti? expense*. and how d'-n't. ay*: "Tlt?'truth tliat iij> to llio time vlr. 1 *<>ik Ilio Willi !I<ni??> wnt m t ?|<-ee y fnrni>hod. < ' tigress then tnado an >ro|>riati??ri, whii-li, heing judiciously K'liik'd, improved things suiiiuwhat. Al hat, no considerable :i]'|>i?>|?tiati?>n \ ii.'ulu tiil the VC'ar 18">3. when sonic :'s >00 was appropriated t\.r heating, vent in^, painting, enlarging and re furnish he house. The responsibility of apply i his appropriation to tin- purpose intern >v Congress was devolved on Captain T hen <.f the Topographical Corps of rrnv, and we think the money was cx;? led to the s;-.!isfa< ti'.n of every lxidy. I h" tir.-t tir::e the house was n.ada comf ahle to live in. The appliance f' r \\:11 ng the hoi:^? ! v hoi water, an.] \\h ttre furnished !v Wad worth A' N'.ts-i:, our city, eo>.t, it i , *.aid, more than Iioiismih! dollars ini-ludingcxpi nsisif ji ing lip. The fuiniture of the house nl'stJtnliiiiiy the same carpets and nd was puichascd by Captain Lee, sr.n. The silver in the hoiitf, I arn told, jostly that bought in 1 *x?i*i-!i dining Imiiiistraton of Mr. Monioe. There ; lit two or three pictures its the lioiis?\ ri when Wa?diin?jton v rcijiii'J l>y the hriti.sh duiii:^ (he war 812. Another, in the President's ofli potrail of H-?!iver, the South Am<*ri<* a!roit. There are no household ornaim hoiit the hoi:.;?, exeejit vasci ealter i-ro au<l tln rc on mantels, an?l artir I'onjjht fn>m hy Oommudore ]Vr he White House, in a word, is fumi-li lore like a fn>t-e!a>* holei than a tiist-e!; riv;;!e residence. There arc ailiel-s nf i i abundance, rieli an<l massive, hut no :ti es of art or adornment. Hut to return to our ion. \YI jcs it cost the President each vear t ? k* ;i the Kxeeutive >::a:i>i';n ? l-ir-' i resident receives twenty-five tli<>iis;m 1 <1 rs salary. Next, In- received a house <; til and stables free of expense. The hot ftnni-lied ami tlie garden cultivated ovcrninent. Every article of furnitti fcessary is famished by tlie United Stat he Government also lights and heats t ousc. It pays for a steward to take es r t!ie public properly, and a lirems id no other domestic servants. The < utivo oflh'C is in the Executive mansii id for the former, the government provit private secretary, clerks to the secret a 10 messengers and a porter. For all i estie servants, however, except stewt id fireman, the President must pay out s own pocket. He must pay for his tal i rants, his female servants, his coachm id grooms, <fcc.. <fcc., as any person dt ho employs such a retinuo of servan a supplies his table with the exception irden vegetables, as any other privs tizen does, by his own purse. So wi s stables. In short, the only things fm lied by Government are house and fur ire, fuel and lights, steward and fircm: irden vegetables and flowers. All else, atter of private expense. With these items as a basis of caleu >n, any gentleman who keeps eighteen oro servants of both sexes, who keeps iible fill cm! with horses, as does Mr. lb man, who dines persons, besides h's ov mily, every <lav, and once a week giv dinner to forty ir.vited guests, enn for me notion how niucli, out of twentv-f: ousand dollars, remains at the end of ar. A JVoItlr Sentiment.?The flovernor enrgia embodies the following in his a ml message: * No monarch rules here! Audit is tl ide of our system of government th oh citizen at the ballot box possess |tial rights of sovereignly with ?-very oth 10. Thanks be to our Heafenly Fatln < popular voice cannot here be IiiisIk the silence of dvsttotisin. but , - ? i-r r will dictates the law. May il thus ev main ! IIow important, it is, therefore, tli c masses l?e educated, so each may ?le to read ami understand for himself tl institution and history of his country, at judge and to decide for himself what a e true principles and policy of his gover ent. lint how much more important , in my opinoion, that every person in ti ate he onablod to read for himself tl oly Bible, and to comprehend the gre inciples of Christianity, in the eturn utlis of whit h I am a firm, though liui e believer. Educate the masses and i deate virtue and morality, and you 1: broad and deep in the hearts of our pe o.. It is stated that a certain eminent met 1 man lately ofiercd to a publisher in I'i uostcr row au Treatise on the Hand liich the worthy bibliopole declined, wi shake of the head, saying," My dear s 2 have cot too lnauv tr?!?t'w<?? ? w j v.. vui mill1 ready. What is mine, even lo my life, is hers ire; but the secret of my friend is 11 inc. We like better lo see those on whom v nfer benefits, than those from whom w seive them. Society, like silk, must be viewed in a situations, or its colors will deceit lie that is choice of his lime, will I oice of his compuny and choice of his a( ns. Woro it not for the tcara that fill ou is, what an oecan would fill ou irts. * W"?II **?? f -c*?T -rr*---if<iiiB :?T. MISTAKES OF A I.M':.:r-"t,KM']M. IN THE , V.MIUNH 13V.I). |.-|| : 'III'1 !? ?*" !! * fill- ' > ) i. !' ' ; r j. ! Sj. ?!*? ?I?1?* !'- ! tlx- ! .-a mi" : , ' "Aii n< 111-i ali ..r i ii!1 *r-?r\ ii , j - i-i tin- ili'i-l sii?iv t'f Kit!- nf ii'ii !. > .tfl*. ''ii Sun-lav iii"!it, cunlr:?rv to hi-at>- ' , ''' . ' 1 |( | sti-inioiis li:il>:t?, |tr..wn r-'iu'Imlfil to hi-i ? I ?1 himx 'f in tin- lnxtiiv of a lust whi* j , !!] I ... I ,.x | ".V I'H'n-li. "I'll** li<jin?r !i:i-1 lilt; i th-ct to set 1 ( liis spirits in :i yl.iw. Unnvn armi?*?l with ' , Iter ' . . . . . . ' i liiin-rlf, arithim,ti?,:?i!v. if one whi>kv s>un<-h Mis! * . ' ... : will I'lakc h man f.i-l what will two ?#(' j whi-kv pllt'.Cflf* ?1??? II** Inok Jill*?tIiiT j ! punch. It was now :itnl IJrown ! m"' 1 1 i I.ec.omiiM' sli;'!itlv heavy, started towards ' III <r ~ ' j , hi* ?liirniit?*rv. A> 1 ?? !??r?- stated, he loom t Jet I f I cd in the thir! story. I'.eing a !it?! hea- 1 " ' i vicr on this iMM-a*! n than usual, l'rown ol '"n course exper eiiccd more <iif1i? ulty in <.*i-t ,n tiii^r "I' s-V*?ir-*. Owing I'? this fad. l.e .I thought ! had attained a gtca'cr alii'is!*r : tlian lie really had. Tile III v :i , 1,1 tin.- fir-! place ilia! ISiown in all i11?i? ?> jt.i, 1 ' cntcied, was t!;? pkiiu imni'diatcl v below o[ ' . _ 1 ' his own, in the *ec->nd :>!oiv. Tiii* r-msri ( belonged !'? a lady and gentle-nan. I>nt was | I unoccupied at lit** time of J>rowi;'s ? > - i is i ' ;| with himself, proceeded to divert | himself ?.f his habiliment* and got into 's ; l?ed. .Just as he had fallen into a sort of | l'M" ; dreamv, drunken wakefulness. lie felt a ; ;l"' ! s >ft hand watidei ing over his face and press- i ing his t< tuples in a verv al!'? etionase man- , L.I ' .11 ! tier, lie leaped with a sudden hound into i j the middle of the lloor, am] the ladv for ! , k'as ! such it was, si-reamed and Ian down Mails. ' ; Meeting In r husband, who had in-t ' me . ' ' . I I iii the lady informed him of ?vhat sic- !rr I ail ! discovered -in.I -I... .... ..i > - . ...... nviii\ iii'i'U1 ; \*'Y t 1 , . * * ' 1 :iiH | nl>!'.' mistake. The hudcind went n;> l?? - I i hi-* r m-companied hv a < <??ij?!< of ser- t . i?s ! vants, and found tli'f door lo:*ked. In mi - | H'- j swer to repeated thumping on tin; door, ! "' I I'.rown answered. in :ne:ii indignation, shut :i*s rather than he in j rr'i | ?t?*-1 in ilia' way he 's': wo'ilil leave tlif house, and !*? ? ?>iv I'ti- eommetieed So hani">s u:>. M ?:? i!iiti - lie- , . 1 ! true state of lhiiii?? ll.-ished arro?.K !i:.> I: }":? 1 - J ;n i ?I!?'il i111 !}? ? t ; as in: opeie-d lie <l?>or he j j. ' >t?ioi| in lio!?! r?-J:?-f to husband and s>-r . . 11 !,i> j vanl", lookintr tin* }?i?*tur?' of simui'* and ! confusion. I'M'ini; a it vril.iallv i ??lis?I '. ! 1 ar | man, 1 ">ro\vn stood hmnlilv p:is?iti?* his hand- ! ise ' ov? r tnch oilier, Ik- i'el;it*jd how the mis I . : 1 1?v take occnted. seemingly j , ICK WasOiin;; liiy (rottis in iiivi&ihip fo-ip. fi. Anil in jn-ri-i | :it>l - water. j His profuse apologies and a ha<lv exit ..... saved liim from hein?; lireoiiiitateil h'-id- ' iie .ii i lattirr mi- < ?n-<. ii?* ii.IS imi t'0< n stM*ii I 111 . 1 I ' at tahlo since, and i . supposed to have j 1 souiiht another hoard in" hoii-c. I les .1 (iiri'l llil.? We fii.d the following id ' , r_v, n !0tr X.-w York to the L?>:? U?- Standard : 'r'' Mr. F., tli.- It >ston publisher. ha* a won- j c' derful memory, and his knowledge of Kni;- | li-.h literature is so clear ami available lli.it | n h? when a friond wirdiea to kiKiw where any j :i >l?s particular passage may he found lie steers ( *!i. at once for the corner and consults tin: man } who is very likely to give the desired infor- j k*4t mation. t ill' A pompous, would In; wit, not lonjf ac;o n- thiijking to puzxle him and make spoil for . ni a company at dinner, informed them prior m, to Mr.'s arrival that he had himself that (| is morning written some poetry and intended (| to submit it to Mr. F. as Soiilhev's, and j] |:l. inijnire ill which of his poems the lines v or occurred. At the proper moment, tliere ! ? a fore, after the guests were seated lie he- j ;v io- g:t? : I V v-ji I " Friend T hava heen a good <!? - 1 ex- *ii ,.s ' ereis-d of trying to find i- S.mthev's j hi 1'oeins his well known 1111,11:11-/ tint- ! n vo ?ran you tell u-? alionl what lime he wrote ; |, ;i them ?'' I _ '* I do not roin-Mither to have met with J ? litem before," replied Mr. " and there j 1, were only 1w> periods in Souihey's lite ! w 11 when such, lines could possibly have been ! |, written hy him." j vv at " When were those ?" gleefully asked the ; is u* witly questioner. j i| , r " Somewhere," said Mr. F., " ahout that 1 w i(j early period of his existence when In; was j C( ,i. having the measles and cutting his fust ' ], er teeth; or, near the close of his life, when j L?| ll his hrain had softened and lie had fallen ! H! into i'liocv. The vcr.fi/ten/ion belongs to , lie * . .V |(j the vitttslrx period, hut lite cxprtssion evi- y re tlently hetniys tiie idiotic one." I a n- The funny questioner smiled faintly; hut I' ,s the company roared. lie _ m.. > __ 11 When the Into Judge Howell, of Rhode a| Island, was at tho har, Mr. lJurgess, to play w n- ft joke, wrote 011 the lining "of his hat, il 1,1 vacuum ciit (empty head.) The hat eir- " ?.v a.i -1 ......nil .x'uui, vAiriiuiff a smilo on everv ' ? O- j I) countenance except that or the owner, who i ^ deliberately look it. up, ami repeated the | l> ]j. woi?ls and well knowing the author, ad jh it- dressed the court as follows:?"May it j 11 please the court, I ask your honor's piote.*, ! (j th tioii, (holding up hia hat) "for," said he, I st ir, " I find that brother Iiurgess has written i rt ils his name in my hat, and I. have reason to j el believe ho intend* Id mako off with l' it." j <ii(> w When the brave Corporal Caithness was . asL-,.,1 .1- ? - " - - - " ..11^1 uiu uaiLio 01 Waterloo, it he * ht' was afraid, lie replied, " Afraid, why I was re in all the battles of tho Peninsula." Hut rc having it explained to him that (lie question in referred to a fear of losing the day, lie Raid, is " Na, na! -I did na fear that; I was only pi afraid that we should all bo kilt before we 's u had time to win it," f??? ? pc o A western editor requests those of his th subscribers, who owe hitn for more than six years' subscription, to send hiin a Jock r whi their hair, so that ho will kuow they ar nv Arl r ing. win r Most men employ the first pa>- their ^or! life to make the other mifior?'v'* ''vc tmr ? ? A JKf.LOl'S 11U-HANDS HHWAKD. 'i ic- l'!ii! t N< , an atiri' i!.' :t(]';iir wlii !i <:ti:ia- li- ;? r |n-iii-_j a 11a-?<-'!i I In- m.mr- p'.ica- in iliit rilv, :u> i ?> ?I?. ?s. iiM-l ni'l i- t|i?- | lim-ipnt at-tair : T!i<' !in-5 :!?! 1 I'rj^an ! > <] 11 >t liis willMa-lily. n? ul?- many arratiija-miwts I :ili-lv liiniM-if that Iwas liijlil in liis mi [?i?*ia I: ; lillt In- !I?-V(>r MHVa-a-a|i-<|. ( ?| veiling, in lln> early pail ??f tins wi-i-lc. I Ol'l i lis wife lliat Ik- lui'l l>ii-ina-s-> wliic H?'ll!a| kaja-p Ililll olll all tlivjllt, :il|i! as ^1 VV a ?ll ! I lia-i-a-s-ai il V I"- iaa||a--.a afllia. s|j|? )i;| lia-IU-r ti<a I" Ill<'l!ia-l\ ||i<!|-.<- in a ?1 i-t II part a.'- t!u- a ity. an I stnv tlu-ro. Sin- \v; llait ill<lill'-l to a I. a llli< ;ni?l -K-llr,..! ) ..> I... hati'l tlia! !if !!? < ! II-.t !>? troiihlcil l?><r;iia ii!" Iiit !<<ip ! n? 'if v.ms not afrai-1 t*l:iv i?\ ii r.- !f. i in-s-i pa-ions in.in I>?*< ; it ;|l cure vail-.' !. l!i i! llio'i^li !i? 1<>tl!>I ! \*-t w tiii ! r,?>; i<-:?!!v I"ii "111;! ! <1 !ili r In I / ! I i.'Vr!li|i!5 tm ii5 * ?i j itluf. Not i"ii^ t:i" >. iiiij?st* \v:;i h<-:tr>l i;n- ! ii'k put ?>1* jl..- ;t:i*l i?i-i-s??itl ?!.' ? !! : ! < !' ?* ? ? t -1 j :S W:tH In- in! OVi' Tin- wife -1 that |. s| i-rat'' hiirtflnr, knowing ot th?? hii*l>aii<l :?l.*? ?:! . li;t< 1 > Ii". tI an ?*tstranw, wiMi tl inh-nt to n?h ilif Iioih<*, au?l kiii Iht it" n iM-v.riry. I" moim-nt of f?*ar, she open< ii;'* front ?l<?or, anil speaking to tint lit man who riiiic alon?*, inl'>t iih-<1 him of tl lac?. At !i<-r ?'ani?"?t solicitation lin ftit<*r< tin' lion-u1, an<l pull'.n:' oat a revolving |>i Inl which In- ltMialiy rarridl with liini fi -c!f pro'i-' tin-i. In- piorcf !( ! lip *?tsiif. lowi-il l>\ tin: alarnit.'il wife, with lamp Innnl. No >-ii(i||i'l- ha-! !:<: fitfMi '! tin- h r foni than a man, -piin^iti^j fioni l??*!i": if!-' ijmmv. < lu^Iit ! :111 I>v ill*1 11 k. ''i barrel !' tin* jii-tol \\disc! laired witl.o lleet, e\ei |itiit^ {o;11.11tn tin* 11 *it4i11?<iih<"> the wit'c luM-iiiiii' fairly |?aiii<r-st rieketi. Si !r<>{<]> - I the lamp, tin- liifht of wliicli wei ?;it, t!nis leaving tli stranger ami huiiy'.i n a 'I nk room. Several ii?u',lili ir< v.i.i imi to t!;i' ii-. and on lining tin -iair uttin! t i!i"!i ? |> iiated. and aim-"! < uatt-U-i IV' hi i-si-rtidii. N -iri.-r of th-i ij'j>i*an'i| o In- |>liv-i ally injured. I'lcM-tiilv, the stijii.d-t 1 l?!irt?|ar was r oi^ni/.i"! I?v tli" wii'i: as her n\vii Iiii.-!?-iiii ivl?o, I'!.I an lii :r I?i-J*? ii-. lia'I Ilii^ <1 taMiiic, ! ? lie i; 11? all ni^lit. Of eonr i.'ii)<' c\ 1 >!:i11;ttii?11 was tieciied. Tin* wi ivas a-'.'iii-iit'il ali i jn-ij x 1 ; tin* tn i-^i nrs were u ia|ipi-1 ia wonderment. whi }ii- s!ran^'i'i', who had come to <I1 "ii:- \v<>ti)r>ii from a 1?uvular, se.-med t?.-|r i.-il with a si < >n *.h i j ?.*i! t. At lies! !?> I >i > >n i >f jiam*l hotiM-.s, an.! inttinue- of cv|>riaiis nit he soon liwiiinc satisfied that in- was i i r? i|ii*ctaMn hou-i\ paitieiilail v whon !i i'foi{iiiZ"?l one ut the ti".ii^hI'iifs as a }>e on with whom he was ?.!i^htlv acoua nt-i \t li-f.i;tii he -i? mati'it'i] an e.\t Sanation. i he J'liiV descended to the' pallor, wlier he hu^hatid stati.-'i to th?*in that In; w:i lie victim of a most un^ovei n d>!e j.-aioiisi lii ! that h- adopted the i.l.-a of mak'ii<^ i ippear tliat In- would he awav ail niyfiit, i mler to await futuro developments. II i:t< 1 left tin- hath room window imfastenei ii order that ho ini^ht easily client :in t-n ranee; once in he proceeded to tin* l>< < hamher, and (here, liaunti'd hv his -u-,|>i ions, li? waited for time. Alter .illU- lie heard the voire of a stiatiije ni.ai own stairs; lii.s suspicions were no\ oilhled, and, nerving himself up for i orce contest In: awaited the arrival of hi . ife's paramour,? as he thought,?an? ;rapp!<'d with him as lie entered tin: room ml it was well for hoth that the strange .at too powerful rough to he easil' andied. ' That's sm." ! the *-lraie'er ' f i-mih i li'-H* :?i lip- .1!ion of that lady,? ere Ii.: 11, tin; iIiiiii!) silichen wilt -to defend Iht fr*'in a luuglar. I too] oil to If one, of coiir.H'*, and I ;i<] it 110 < !? for the lamp going out, which you ife lit drop from her hand, you wouh ave liad a hail from this weapon tlia onld have sent you to your grave." I 1 unnecessary to detail the scene flirt he tail the ahove. The j"ah?us iiusltaml me it Ii au adventure, that came very ilea [>sting him his life. II? and his belle alf are, of course, very happy at the pres lit lime. A ThriVntij Hrrufiilinii'iri/ Jiiridiiit.? Ir. J. T. Ilea-lly is publishing in a New oik weekly i"ligi"iis paper "The l)i irv o Chaplain in the Arniv of the U"Voliition.' loin 11 we extract the following : "AI Wie l>aitle ol IJunki-r Hill, as tin iriti-l? were advancing through Oliarle? ?\vn, to tint attack, a soldier viit**r<*(I : oH.sc where the husband lay sick. IIi< ife was young and lieautiful, and In'iirinj; in soldier in i lie next room, went out l< net him. lie immediately addressed in ilting proposal* to her. IVing angrily ??: ilNed, lut attempted violence, when ln-i ireauis aroused h?*r sick hllshaiftl fioin his I'd. Nerved (Pith the sudden excitement e leaped up, and siring his wile stru^'^lini; i the arms ot* a liriiisli soldier, ran him trough the hotly. The man fell hack on le lloor, and as his^-ye met that of liis de rover, he shrieked ont 'iny brother!' The icoguitioii was mutual, nntl with the ex auiatiou, 'I have murdered mv hrother.' ie over excited invalid husband fell de"' i tho corpse. These unhappy bre'ers ere Scotchmen. One had eiiiig?',U1' t" uiurioa several years before, the 'ther had; ined the Knglish arm), and ",'r " '<>ng paration thus met to pern' together. Tl.? i ? - '? ' ? .11113 o.iiM'ill-:! was IU?*W ,ul "llil ,,,>l mi for the Saklw*'* Wltil? industry suspended," s-:s Mneauly, " while the o\v rests ill l' furrow, while tlie exchange quid H?>?ke ascends from the jtory? process i# going on quite iw iniirt?, ' the wealth of tint ions as any is performed on busier days. Man> macbino of machines, compared with ich all the contrivances of Watts and :wight??nro worthless;is repairing and ding up ; so thai ho returns to his lai on Monday witli clearer intellect, witli lier spirits, tvith renewed corporal vigor. ?l)c HVti Ik utile banner, I . I Publinhrrt Kvory Thursday Morntiif?, by J O/VVIS dh C11EW9. I ! W C. DAVIS Editor s T. 1J CREW3 Publisher. , (I s. T XI 2VE S : 1 Two 1 >??i.i |>i-r annum, if |nii<l in nilvnnce ; ' ; T\v<. I >iu.i..\itti unit Fit rr t'f.vr* if not pniil within M ; -ix iiioii111*, sm 1 Tiik?.k I )oi.i.,\i:s if not puiil lio- J, '! j for?' lh<- rli<l ?if the vi-ur. All *iih.-<f*ii|ituiii* not II- Iiini 1 1 :il tin- linn* of iMilwrihim;, will In: run- 1 (li s?i<l?T?-<! a* itn!?-l*i:?i . 11* 1 will !? ?-??nt;ti?n-.! until ^ am-iii-jiv" * |<>r at tip- j ;t.>ti of th?- |*n>- , pl-i.-t??? . tlri!i r< from other Slate* miHt in fur I ! ' ?(' '</ lit- with tin- Cash. 1 NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS. ji S<' ! Tliouuli w<- have it penalty lor nonpayment of .-nl>-? j it>11?>t<-? to out j. iti<T when i|iip, n lias 'I not I H iv Xii',i? tl hy our |iri-M. < >im : i iiii'l v.i-, to hoiiio extent, have I'ollo.vf.l tli?-ir c.iir :iiut>lia. U-iiHoiw ' v'i^r.HMorv to unr.wlvrj have I * I into tin- cotivii-tioi! that \v?: should, in ?!!. , inforee 111 j ??:?tt y. \Y therefor-* ui ve t I< :ioti<-< l! :?i oi: : ii<1 nfler the I-t of Ajiril next, I We *i.i 11 fli:tri??- for ail suh-eri'itiom not I >. I i 11 ' I w i11 i11 six months 1:i"|orc t'litl tiin*- I n r. save soun-iliiair. Imt . t} > ( .vliii to -^I'-' t ri:iiiI alter our rule ?io s into I'. ellVet, mi iy rely ti|i"t. ji ivin.f for their tiejjlisfettec , tin* full aim tint ot tin* penalty. il ' Kkjmi ietiee. too, lias taught lis that there should I's lie miiih* elial'ife III:! ! - for Oli;tuiir\ N o| ii:?*s exj linir a' rtain !>'ii^tli. W shall. in l'iiitir<>, 'larsT'- t!i<* exress over our s-piare, at advertis- > ' nu rat?H. to In- charged to tin: party who onU-r.i ' , it in tin- |i:ip?T. ''' Th- jiliovi* tiTttif- have l.?-fii airrii-.l t-o hv the s( Proprietors of ttur Ahlicville Htmnrr atnl huh-. firmlrnf I i RA' OF ADVERTISING. > I . : The I . - of llm Al.lii villf /; <,.,ur and | /<?</</. /? /' have established the follow, j . ''' int; t at- * t-ii-ini^ to !> charged in both ] j i|. ' paper*; I', very .\<]v<Tli?''!n? at inserted for a less line | ! than tli:* month-*, will ' ?-li:ihv tin- ins>-r- j |. t'oii at Ono Dollar per S.p;-ir- 'If im-h -tin- j J .... , _ -...I I lint? ",r 'ir-tl ll?^?T- I ttort. :>11*1 Pifty Ceiits for cai-h .suli-i'ijuciit. in- | .-:i ?*!*. i >h. | 1 Tin- < 'iiriiwi-^i'Mii'r'^. SlnrilF's, ("InUV and " <)|.i:aarv*s Aowill ! insti t<"l in il. j lintli j?a|"?t,r.!. . liaririn/ half jiri.-e. 1 l.i viff. Onfi Dollar ra-li. | \ nnoutKMsi-x a < '.-tii'li'laif. Five Dollars. lit j Ai'vi-rtUmir an K.-lray, Two Dollars, to , : [i:ii<! I>v tin* VlaiiHlMli'. I " , A-iv.-rti-.-tnr ni- .I for i'ir<-f months, or . ft* lor at tio* l.'llow.ir^ I i ? ; I j i i:;oiitIf S.lni ; t * | . . 'I :.f-fttl.?. Itl.l'o I I;, I . I-.: - l i.'n. : : ; 111 n - '! 1111 .i1 :-* S.ltn I j l month* ) l.nll j I ... .? -[il .f. - months lS.no!; . ' :|ii,t:<as i - ni' nil:-' a' I ' :: ..: i .t. - Months ili.nn j .. Itf.Oo j ' :i -.j.: ' month* ^l.liO ' . 111:it*? I - months !*?' I ^ |;i u ?*s months 1*2.On I f? months* Uu.OM 1 I \ .-?jil;?ivs 'u<?111 lis ?, li<?.Uci !,. ; ?|ii:*.tvs 12 months :io.ot? ;*> i:i"lltlis y f? squares f? months ^.V^ii i- it squares months Iil.nO j #. ij >quures hi months 3.?oii i (j I r? sq:i.tr**s .'I month*: . (] , ? ? n?<**?* li rill.III> | l? ><iii;ir?"< 'J i?>*?n:)ts Jit#.mi .. II it >qii:ir?'.~ l*i months IU.ihi ; | 7 >qu *i? ? i*:?>11X11s ?mi ! (| j 7 rnr?< ! months ' ! > ' V ij'iiin? : II.(ill ; ,, 1. 7 I'J ui'Hilii-. 4 "<.!ni jJ( v -i"|ii:ir. s m..Hills :;o.ihi I n N Mjlians ! ! ii? *ti > lis *ln. Ho v - -.j.Nir? ;i:i.ulhs MI.OO ^ ^ ,-i|;i ii< s 11 moiillis f?u.l>ll I 'iM. iii.ii-; i'f Scjii ir.'i will ! < rli:iriffil in proportion in !|i.- r:iii.-% '' C-4/" Cauls lor the l?-rm of im? year, ii will In* rliarirvil in proportion to tin* space they J ? o?i'ii|> , ut Ou< Dal lav |n-r lino sp;ic<?. | Fur all ailwrtisi'inrnts set in double volan..', Fifty p*r (Vnt. extra will tie a'idcil !o tli? ^ :i!?iVo rail's. 1 DAVIS A CIIRU'S, / or fimi wr ; l.KK .t \V 11?SO N, n i / ??( /'/ /**. ^ ' ! TO PROPRIETORS, ARCHITECTS AND j v ] TUTTT.TWPQ il joii3\r coubbtt, i - P3AST10AL HOUSE PAJ^TEB, , ' 7\ 7ST Ol'I.I) inform (lit* inhabitants of Ahhe\ V ville, :t 11>1 the public jr-IKTiilly, that. lie li i- jx-rinaii'-nll\ Iikmw iI at Ahhcvillc C. II., for tli?* purpose of pursuing Ins profusion. l'rom a y iini'4 experience in Kumpe, ami many of the principal Towns of Aim-iica, conihineil witli a "! si.'.nlv all-ntion lo business, li ? tl.il.lers himself ' thai In- will In- able lo give ?-r?111satis anion to all who wish to have irnuil House Fainting ilunp, ! j . ami will f.ivor him with their orik-rs. J It* feds himself romp"! cut. lo finish all v; Graining, Marbling, Paper Hanging, &c. t I lis i'\|n'iii'lil:it anil skill in his profession will enable hint lo complete all work in his line at very J ^ nioilfiat<t prices. 1 Clinches, 11.ills. Siairi-if WiilU, Mantle I'ie- _ ces Ac , lini>hc?l in iniituiioii of Marble. Uooiiik I'ajit-i i'il. I'aiirlcl willi Oak Paper, unil varnished t in tin* left style. i r j lie is prepared to point all old ami now work. ! J and Tin Moots, outside. Also, msiile or outside j M I of Mnugh ousted Walls of private or public build-j bigs in iimlalion of any eolor of stone, at one - fit 11 iril of the cost usually charged, hy sulistitnlini? ; ci, : a composition of his own which has been fully tested, ami will slaml good fur Vears. Wimlow ? Sashes of private ami public buildings glazed at moderate prices. -i lie will also keen Oil hatiil anil fur u.-ilo nil t-!iwl- -I - ! of Mixed I'aints in ?|ii:>ntilie^ to suit purchasers. . j Ami also, a great variety of paper suituh'e for ' , j. 1 ? ?! Wo iii4. Dining, ami Drawing Humus. lie , will paint .-igus oil glass or wood, at short iiot iep. (Mice in the Wooden Building adjoining , tin- Muishail House. . May 12 lfj.'iH. 3 ly [ GAS LIGHT! GASLIGHT! WK II KS|'|''(Vl'KIJ 1,LV inform our friends ami tin; puMic I lull we hii"' purchased 1 lie exclusive right to sell, in ili?? District, Danlord ?fc I {alley's I' lten', Self t-' aerating at '1 i: in supply every fcmily with the most beau- | i tiful and eeoo'iiuiea' 'I'iht now in use It is no j ?? ! trouble io keep 11/ hi in order, ami ili-'ir iuipossi- J j liiliy of e\plo-oii renders litem in valuable.? y One burner i<"' give as much light, as seven can- j I dies, al tlie "''vial cost, of about one cent per hour. I ! and <mii o? lilted in uny other Latiipat small ex- """ j pens? f,,r \ie will keep on hand a supply of splendid wo( Pnrlov n.nH nrtioi* wvmva JuaiiiJiS) / 'ill nil prices. Tins light is adapted to Churches, Hoick, Stores and Dwellings. ( all and nee for yourselves, nt JORDAN .t MrI.AUCIILIN'3 No 3, (iranito Range, Abbeville C. II., N. C. April 2fl, 18.r?9 1 tf DR. S. HENRY BEARD, 10 * DENTIST, J( Graduate of the Baltimore College of ? Dental Surgery. HAS permanently located at Abbeville 0. II., and solicits a sliaro of public patron- VV age. Teeth inserted from one to full upper and .. lower acts. Kxpoaed nerves destroyed and treat- " od, free Ironi pain. Having purchased an office tant Right, of Dr. Rlandy, of naltiinore, I am pro- 00"'1 pared to insert teeth on the Cheoplastic process. ?3f" Ofllce, two doors below Daudy'u Corner, Abbeville 0. II.. S. C. April 22. 1868 I ly? Press please copy. ^ Crown Double Extension. Whic HOOP SKIRTS, just received at MOORE it QUAIFE'S. Abbeville C. II., Aug. 10, 18.r>8 19-tf Ju \ ABBEVILLE AND WASHINGTON STME LiL ABBEVILLE to WASHINGTON 1^11 K I'ltOltir.TOK of this well established Line Iuken this method of informing the in Id io t lint In- lias elian^ed Ins Selie<liile, fur the iiiiv.-iii.-ni-i- <if passi'titfi-rM. Tin- Stai?f will In* iti i.uiii'il sit Alilieville Court louse. until half past '.i ii'elork. oil Ml)NI>AY, \T'.I>N |-'.S|i.\Y ami FI!II>AY inorninirs, ?fniiliiiii mi opportunity lor pasjx'tijiers oil the iiornimr triiiii friuii ( rei-nvillf I" jjo ilirectly lil'oii'jli in Washington, ( ?.. Ihe same day, eon* icrtiiisr with tin- train at Wasliii ulon for A It'll*! si, ."WniitjMituiTy, Alii. The |mi'}ieiij?er? <?ro Iclaiin-il a few hours at Washington. da. Tin' Statfe will leav? Washington, (!it, on l l KsDAV, Tlll'USDAY ami SATURDAY imrutnir*. The Line has lieon refitted with a Flilcntliil Four-Horso Coacli, ;nml Teams ami an experienced ilriver. J I'a^sentjeis fioiu all points above New>erry, ifoin^ \Y> >t, will fuiil that they can reach my |?nnt west "f Atlanta in exactly the same iuie, ati'l with s.'i.lti) loss expense than l?y way >f llraiii'livilli'. For further nf. ?l?l" V JOHN McBRYDE, Ag't, At tin- I V-t < Mli.:.*, AldievilK; C. II.,S. C. May l^iS 5 ly JOHN L. C LARl 7~ IIKJWIKKK OF CLOCKS. WATCHES, JT ZEIS 'W 33 L PL "5T . * (>I'I.1> r?-spi?cM fully inform t.l?o mti-Q^v t /riis ol tin- IMstriH, llial lw 11:is p ncatcd linn-ell' at IIoiIjjo'r IVpol, wliere in- will pn pari'il to rxrciilf. witu promptness, nil orIr.< in 11is line of luisiiii's.". lie is well prcnri'il wiili all ilw tools and materials of liis art, iii-l I. < !;! iitideiiI in licinir iili'u to give satisiii-iiiMi. All work warranted. il >' Term* t'nsli. April M, IS.VS 52 ly Stato of South Carolina. .!/;?/:villi-: ihhthivt. fl[f!rr t'uu ft t,f t' iinui.ii l'/ats awl fjin'l S'SKtnns. \. Iv I!illl<;r ) vs. > A11 ,'K'li tn ii t. WV*in. II. I.tny.l. ) .Mi'Ciowan, IMi'1I"h Altorney. \\,r 11 Ki! ilic ri.i'.iililf diil. on the ninn?V IIt tlav of November. lisjliteen liuu* !r<-d ami lift v-i ijjlil. tilii- ?l?-?*l iraliou a^aiiiHl In- | )i f"inl.iiii. wlio. ii isvid.) is alxi'iit. Iroin Hid witii'iu! Mo- limits ol llits Slut.-, and lias liciher wif> nor altorii'-y known williin ilie .same, Ijioii wliom * ? 1 1 - - - >ii.u nee ia':i? I?>11 tniijlil ho five!: It i" til.-l-.-lcil'i-..l.l.-l.-.l dial tin- -ill.1 I)ft * 1. 1:4111 .! > :i|i|ii*ai ami }-l-:i.l I. !|i>- aiil ileclarItluli, *?li hi' !?.*t.?ie Hi- tu nt i*: 11 .i i\ uf N < IV 1*111 i". i-ijlt i liitiii!ri-il in.'I lilii itiin*, ntlifiwisc iiiiil mill !il.-t>liit?'jiiil^iiii'tit will lli.mi lie given mi! ii\Vii!'i!i-:l ;i'/:iiii-l I.Mil. .\l VI TIIKW VI. IX i.\ A I.I), r. c. r Clri'k's Oilier, .Nov. :i'?, ls>;"?f'. 3i!?10m - ho State of couth Carolina, ILhcrillr /Jisti'trt.?In lite Conimou /'/? tis. Henry l'.ii'iii'll, l Altiirliiiii-nt. Win. II. I.li.yil, j MeCnwan, Pl'fis. Att'y 1'I * 111'.K KAS the I'laitilill" iliil. cm tin- sisili tT iliiv "I April, eighteen liiiiulrril ami fifty* ijjli!. lili-In- ili'i'luritl inn iiirainst tin- Defeii:i it I. who, (i; is saiil,) i?;ilisi'lil from mill without li-'limits nl this State, itii11 lists lu-illii'l' wile nor ttorni'V known witliiti Ihe siiim*, upon whom a niiv nl tin-sanl il.-clariitinii uii^lit. In* served: t i> i li.'i'. |nr>* i.f.li'i eil, I lull tlie saiil I >eleiul?n?. ii :i;i|i>-a r ami |i I I in I In* sa'ul ilei'larat ion, on r li.'i.ire lIn* seventh iInv "t' April. <*iirlitei>n ; -11111 *. 1 it ii I !i it v-tiiti*', otherwise tin a I ami nliulute j!iil<i|iif?t will tln-ii In* jrivrii ami awarded irainst Wiiii. M A'ITll K\V Mi DONAI.I), c. c. r. ("|i*rk"fi < Mlire, April S. fiO ly TEETH EXTRACTED"" WITHOUT DF?^VX3NT, With the Galvanic Process, }Y S.HENRY BEARD, DENTIST. Office?Opposite Chalmers' Marble Yard, Abb*> U. XI. Aug. IS, 1S.*;8 18 tf G. T. A 1ST DE R S O lUB3E0N AMD MtCMHICAL DUSKTTIST, LOWN DESVILLE, S. C. IIiINK ud 'rtfsiifil t? liins at Lowudcsrille P. <1. will nveiu'c his services in any part of the 1 lisiiict. Jati. iM, I S.V.? 40 ly ??5r"* I'rcss ropy. W. <. Davis, tlnrnei/ al Lmr mid Solictor in JZtjitity AniiEvii.i.K, S. C. Will promptly attend in all liu.sineps on trusted t o p rare. lie can Ik- found at tin; ollioe of tlie Aldieville Banner " July 28 16 Hoops! Hoops!! A NKW *uj>plv. jn*t received U at * .MOOItK & QUAIFE'S AMievlile, An?. 19. 1 ST.S 19-tf Mackey Council, R.'- & S.\ M.\ PllK It pillar fiiPrtinff <?f ll?i? ?:1' * _ ... ....... ? riuivii win na I lu lil tlio Third W\dtu.<tUiy X'njUt of each until. Kxtui mei-iinys will l>i* culled nt nuy time to lit lli- vimwiiiuiictf of ('??ni|i:mi<>iw from tho iiiiitrv. J. (J. BANK IN, Keeoriler. Oct. 20, 18."?7 27 if Cigars, Cigars, Cigars. H" UST received n I'ti^e lot, J0.O00 very fine V Ciirars, worth from ? "ill to $8(? per thouml. Also, n lot of wry fine chewing Tolmcco, ()ct. Ii, I t>;?K 24 tf Nogroos Wan tod. MIR ini-'li-rsiijiii'tl will nt nil times imichriba uitriy i>ci_'r<?"<. lit'UveiMi !() mill 20 yearn of , at icitsonublc price*. Those liuviiig them sale, will oblige l>y addressing mc ui Green* id, Abbeville. Dintrirt S. C. john 'r. ra n ks. kug. 4, 1858. 15 Cm Just Received. SUPPLY of Fit \NGIPANNI Extraot, k and Kteriial Perfume for the Handkerch'f, Frungipanni Toilet Water, do do Soap, do do Sachet*, ,'hich we invite ilic attention of the Indira. Jordan a Mclaughlin, Druggists and Chemist*. uly 1, 1858. tf 11 The Clear Starcher's Friend 1(<L give a (implied and beautiful gloss to Collar*, Shirt Bosoms, mid to all liueu, minimi cotton goods; it will be found An aggisiu whitening clothe*, and is warranted to uiu nothing injurious. For sale by Jordan a Mclaughlin, Druggitits and Chemist*. * Paints and Oils. E have just received a lot of PURE WHITE LEAD, Linseed Oil, and Copal Varnish, b we will sell cheap. , JORDAN & McLAUGHLTN, - A No. 3, Granite Range, Abbeville C. H. M\ ly 8, 185B. tf U M Mh

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The Abbeville banner. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, January 13, 1859, Image 4