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THJK BATTLE OF BBTHEJ,. js copy the ^following fr?yn\ tlifc * yesterday olivine 'orkiown, June ll.?An ei^jjetfient, ing four hours, took^riace yesterday. (Monday) between fire regiments of the troops from Old Point and 1,100 Confederate troops, consisting of .Virginians nnd North Camlinmnr, under Qen. Magruder, nt Bethel Gfinrcf*, York comi ty. Before telling yon of the battle. I will* giTe you aome circumstance preceding it. About two weekt^go. a party of 80c Yankees came up fiom Hampton nud occupied Bethel Church, which position they hrld a dny or two and then retired. l**Vin?r nnttun on Ilia ?nll? of the church several inscriptions, such as "Death to the Tiaitors!*' "Down with the Re bel# I" Ac. To nearly all of these the names of the writers were defiantly signed, and^til of (die pensnien signed themselves on fr?m New York except one, who wnsfrom "Boston Mm*., U. S." To these excursions into the interior, of which this was the boldest. General Mngrti der determined to put n stop, nnd accordingly filled the phjee after the Vnnkees left, with n few companies oT his own troop?: In addition to Uift. he determined to carry the war into enemy's country, nnd on Wednesday l?sti Stannrd'* battery, of the Howitzer Battalion, was ordered down to < linrt-h. wlie'e it was oon joined by a poJtiinW?f Brown's battery, of the sainc corps. The North Carolina Regi ment. unfjpl (!iil Hill w. -' - ? - ' , ?... , woo m u uicif, rnnKin^ in all gbout 1,100 men. and ecron liowitzeiki guna. On Saturda}-last, the first excursion of con ajderable importance was made- A dtTaol^ tncntof 200 itifantyy and a Iio\vitr.^p?-^?n un der Major Ron(]<*){>Ji, and one of seventy ill) fantry, mid another howitzer under iluj. l.ane, of the North Carolina Regiment, ctnrtbd in different routeb to cut ofT n party which hud left Hampton. The party van peen and firnl at by Mnj. Randolph'* detachment, but made mch fast time that they escaped. The troops] <x*<lecM?j. Lane pa?6ed within of Hamp ton, and as ibey turned up the roa.i to return to Bethel, encountered the Yankee*. nmnber ing about ninety, who wore ontrcnehed behind r fence io Uic field protected by a high bank. (ij?r prance guard fir?4 on therc, und in an other motticnt llic North Carolinian? were dash ing over I lie fence in regular French (not New York) Zouave fityl?\ firing at- them in real fq nrrel hunting style. The Yankees fl?*d fur their live* after firing fur about thrcn tqinutee vrjthout effect, leaving behind (.hem fhroe dead ?j>d a prisoner. The priaoner was a stout, ugly fallow, fi;?in Troy, Ne%Y?>rk. U?i said thai be had nothing aguinst ttie South, but some body must lie soldiers, ami-he thought he had as well eclist. None of o?lf m?u were l^url. ^jiisbold ercursioii, un^lr the ve'v enns of ^.h-e enemy, deternUiied tiie authorities at Old j I'oint to put a atop to it and clear us ant from j Bethel. This determinati<?n was c-.nveved to us by pquoos who cn*ie fiomtlie neighbor- j hood of the enemy. On j|1oiia.^j morning, [ About COO tniaiitvy and two guns, under (Jell. j Magroder, left the catnp nnd proceeded to; j wards Hampton; but after advancinga mile I ori^rq rop?ivtd information that tlie Yankees j w*te coming in l?rge force. We then rolir?4. | and after reaching cauy?, tlie guns were plan-d j Hi battery. and the ii.fintry took their pirn-en behind their breast-work a. Evcrib'uly w?> cool, atid alt were anxious to give the invader* a good reception. About 9 o'clock, the g'-itlei'jiiir bayonets ol the enemy appeared on the hill opposite, unci j abpv eihem waved ili- Slur Spiyigtyd H.iuiner. I The moment' the {'end of the column advanced far enough to show one or two cujnpiuic. the Parrot gun of the Ilowitjt.-r Battel y ^j-ened m. (item, thiowing a Miell ri"ht into their mid.'!. V^eir r#nk? br^e in coijfuniim, >y^'l the col unin. pr as much of it its we could retreat d behind two small farm houses, from their position a fire was opened C" V\*. which ??s rtpljfl to, by oup L.atierj, v/niel\ ooriiniati<le<l tli? of tlicir approach. Our liru.jj wuc excellent, and tk? shells scattered in nil dim tion? w|(en thfty boyst. Th<*.V- co^ld hardly approach the g'tne which they *V?.re firing f?;r the shells whi-sh cnn?e from our battery. With- j in our encwnpment (eN a perfect |;*il /twin of j cannister shot, bullets nu<i v,IU. Remurknhle j to soy, notwne of our men was kilh-d inside ol onr encampment. Several hurvs were a!niii by tlie shell* and bullets. Finding (.j>at bombardment votihl not. nn ?w<5j*, tiie enemy, about II o'clock, tried to carry tlie position by assault. but met a terri t>U r?j>nlse at the liHtul* of Mm? infantry oh lie tried to genie the breu*t works. Thtf men dis regarded sometimes the deft-ncea erected for theiq, qtnj, leaping on the embankment. Blood j * ?nd fired at the Yankees, cutting them down j aa they catr.e tip. One company of the New YorkSevpntft Kegiment, umler Cupt. Ward fop, <r Wiutljfop, attempted to tak?? l|>e re . doubt OO Hip left. The inarsli they crowed waa atrewn with their bodi**o. Their captain, . ft fine-looking man, reached the fence, and leapiog on a log, waved hi* sword, cryiuir. 'Come on. boys; one chnrgc and the day is wre." The Word!} were hi# lasf, for a Caroli na rifle ended hia lit* dm n??> ?? ?1 1m man fled in terror bavk. Al the redoubt | m the right, a coirpany of about 300 N*w Y?rk Zouaves charged on one of our guns, but e<uM not atiifod tlio firo of the infantry, ^and iatreated prdftpitately. During these charge* the*main body of the ociojr, on Ibe hill. w?r? attempting to ccyiccn trnta far a .'general assult, but,the. shelf fryjn tke towit*er battery preveotodUh em. A* one regiment would eivo nn tim-* *.#r?? ? oaVd b? m? robed to the position, but with no betffeftiaeeeu, for shell would scetUy them lib?^ ebfcff. The meri did not Mom eblg^to Uod Are *t all. A boot one o'eloelc, their gun? were eilented, ud#i<w moment* after,their iptontry r&f precipitately down tbtf4od to Heap* * ? > ing three companiet. vnf iifW||i^ and banraaeed Ihetn down to (fee of':ilampt<ra. A? tUey- retreated. . - W*ij of.tiie bounded feU algng fhe jonti and ' Aat, road to' rfaWj.t/m was (raw*-wldi ka^tnacka, overeoat*. eanUena, ' Which Utf? tnan had thrown on l^W/#d tM.poiitioo^ thfj Wb$<|h ftheybad Been !$?*}.$* our tfoopfc ^gpd ^i* j to thto other. I Mt^otie buy.sh.^^fclicatelook ing fellow lying on the mud, with a bullet ly;le 'through his breast. ' His hand was pressed on the ?Mi>d from which his life blood had pour* ed end th?- otherl$a? clenched in the grass that grew new hhn. Lying on the ground woe a Testament which had fallen from his pocket, ; dabbled with blond. On opening Ihe cover I J found th?? printed inscription, "DrJiipnte^to I the Defenders of their Country, by Ihe New i York Bible Society." An United- States flsg 1 bm also stamped on the title page. Among the haversacks picked up along the route were many letters from the Northern States, asking if they liked the Southern farm* and if the Southern barbai inut hnd been whip ! ped opi yet. The force of the enemy brought against tia wns 4,000, accordin^ t<> the statement of the six prisoners we took. Qurs was 1,100. Their loss in killed mid wounded must ' be nearly 200. Our loss is one killed nnd three wounded. I The fatal ?rse was thnt of a North Carolinian ! who volunteered to fire one of the h?>u#e.? be hind w hiclt thc> were stationed. lie started from the hrea^-work to (accomplished it, hut was shot in the head. He died this morning at the hospital. LATER FROM MISSOURI?THE INVADERS ' JSft. TO BE DiiVEN OUT. St. Louis,-June.14.? W. O. Unrrclt, a broth* or of'the Inte member of Congress fi oin thia. District, line been arretted on n charge of tren ion. Oilier prominent vitiX-us are implicated. The Federal troops nre being distributed through tlie State. Tlir??e ateamers aVe. now ! aw4hc ara?nal, taking on board troops destined j for Jefferson City. The bridge over the Oenge I uiver, on (liu 1'acific Itailrnad, eight miles j Eist of Jefferson Ci'j\ has be?n burnt. Governor Jackson has issued the following proclamation: Outrages of & unloosed f->r and unparalled character iinre licen inflicted on the (icace and dignity of this commonwealth and upon the ligiila und liberties of its people by wi-jlred and unprincipled men, professing to act under Die authority of the Federal Govern ment. The colemn.cnactmenta of your Legisla ture have been nullified, your volunteer sol diers have been arrested, commerce with our sihter States suppressed, trade with 3~our oivu icnuwciMuni uniciti Buiijtet, 10 the iturrnseing 1 * eon'ro! of armed soldiers, peaceful citizens im- J ( prisoned without, warrant, unoffending and j , dw fence I ess inen, wuincn and children ruthless- ! j jy shut down and murdered, mid other unbeur- j able indijMiilie* heaped upon your States and t j'oureelvus. To all this you have submitted j with a pntrioiic forbearance which lias ouly ncouriged more oaring usurpations. My oh- j ^ect baa been to preserve pence and avert war | ( l'roti^ oyr borders. With that view, pen. Price j made an arrangement, with Gen. lfurney. The ' > State "Government has taitMuUy adhered to!' this agreement, whiie the federal Govern- j m??iit Iium manifested its disapprobation by ti e ! c dismissal ?.f Gen. Harney, and has commenced ? proceeding* utterly hostile to Lhe agreement. I J Waiving the dignity of Alissou i. I solicited an } e inter* iew with Gen. Lyons, the successor of; t Gen. Ilarney, and to liitn made propositions j ] whiv.li were m-ire honorable to the Federal Gov- n eminent lhau to Missouri, that if the FederMi- { h ists would wit niraw. I would pledge myself to ; r .tUI.?..,l(i.~ 1 .1 ....... J...V ..uitiiu. kinii. mi ciiifni, re? j r icardh'a# of Ui?*ir intii opinion** would unite j ti fffiPrifs ;:isi;r<vi-tic.ii a:>d m.iintniii a strict I urulrnlity. if ntce^eary to curry ">ui these | ' plrd_^s( I \y??t;l?l 9:1!I (Jje assistance of thr ! ' Federal nulUnriiieg. Nothing lull n desire to ! ' iivurt- the horrors of civil war could have in- ! 1 do^cd ine to make such htti*ii!ir\i ing propo^i- ' '' limit. Tlii-5e propositions \v?co rejected, mid j ^ I u??w call for iUjOiJD ini.iiia to rrpel these in- j 1 rider*. 1 e 1 >ETtlF.L AND G$N. ilAOKVDER.?=rTllO Richmond Jpz-iTJiiutt: cays: "The combat ut Rclhc-1 ChurcU i<* tUc first veiit of litis war that Rives comfort to the j tiuari of the South IIi*re, it will be sii<l Lu alier times. th* sohliers of the Southern Con- . federftey proved thjt they coul ! whip Yai.kees. | Here it ?us first established ihat all Virginia j generals are not under the spsU oCScot''? genu;.?. Ijore the policy of ret rent was for tlie first time UiJ o?ide. What tuny he this Gene ral Miiirtuder's merits, either as * man or hii q iicer, the writer of tin* in really ignorant; but/)thus riiiicli will forever be said for him? lhat lie wns not panting to tlje occasion ; tliat lie did thie work Hiid^Jit thin b'nw *tra:ght. and *q nrc ; tli at he firiot turned tlie hateful cur rent of retreat, and cent t;i<v.firnt glen,ru nf sun light through that rotithre eliad->w which lias for 5<nr;e tin.e pa*! hun.g pVer p.iihlig opinion in the South, to h 11 extent which even tl^is nc*a Iiaper. ill irenernl an pvm-t. f?r.??-ni popular ftentfrntnt, did not cure to, p.ut ip word*. . Cotton Statistic*.-r-Th? latest rpporta from Great Duitniri show tliat- the consumption of cotton for (lie curr?mt. crap year has dirn'misb&d - - ."J an avernge of 52^0 bate* per w?vtk, or- 270,400 bales for the year, owing to the high price find, commercial depression. The stock in Liverpool, M?y 24, was 1,112.00 bales, suffi cient to snpply the weekly consumption at the lastaverxge (43,600 bales) for more than 96, weeks. Bfside*^|i^re were at sea, bound for,. Liverpool, 120,0^0'bfles from the United States and 260,000 ' bale# llrbtn Bombay, or supplies for nine week# ny>rer-rthirtj five week* in all. - Got. Letciikr and tuk Virginia Pbem.? 1 Soma of the joarnaia of Virginia are extreme- ] ly indignant at the recent order of Gov. Letch er, prohibiting the u?e of the telegraph for the pro*, and lltey den<A>n??Vi* act in the most unmeasured (uruia. It'll looked upon u an Mt -of cruelty to tb? tJioanand? wfio havo frieiid* in service of.the cou tf^r, ?mj who ar^fcm course, abrioua to^lffcr from th'em when fit jRfeiM*. - ^ ^ . . fr Tut Ci|^fLKST"? The hank* of 'Charleston, in complianoiSpith thereportftn?nr dation of the Dank Coptaniion r? eentlj he!4 in Aiianu, u?*? agr^ftj "^receive in pa?mrnt j?Uto Uvem ibe Treaajyx Note* to Ha j i?*ned ntfdir the Aot of Congre^* of .M*J' lft, ( 1661, and to reeaive\ibe Mm? on dapp*it, and phy them oat agate io<n?t6n>?M." * ???'?if ML 9? All oax exchange* ar** filled'.with go*d ac count* of the#opa . |n all eeoiioi u U ?M^? - .the grain yop >* enormoaa. Wh*f?.U being" garnered. In Maw Or!eetta-they havitftfi) 1 br?a>l ro^de from new wheat. --it ?t, .y ' f ?jp|liM t?w?q?*?o> <*? (CoJUwh hi# Uk^oAuTn?ndf>f our Mmtjr* FUBTHEB DETAILS OF THE RATTLE AT BETHEL CHURCH-MILITARY AFFAIRS. We dip the following additional itfina of Virginia intelligence from special despatches in the Charleston Mercury anil Courier;, i Richmond, June' 12.?TSie news which I tele graphed you yesterday, about Uie defeat of the Yankee* at Bethel Church, is confirmed in nil culjxtatitiiil parlicu !ar$. It seems that the ene my, forty-five hundred strong while marching! before day on Monday morning,'up the pt-uin- ! sula, wage encountered at Bethel Church, eleven milpa h?rnn^ llamntA- 1 ? ? ? w..? wj uingruutT, with about fifteen hundred ineg, After ? spirited combat of \>y^t ihort dutation, the ene my wetffc defeated and pursued some milea to war.is Hampton by our victoriuus troop*. Their loss ia eeiimaled by Mr. Anderson, of Hatnpton, nn eye-vritnera. at about three bun- j dred. Our Ions is reported to be aev?ntee:i killed. Among the killed on thr enemy's side wno Col. George Duryea, tl-e former Colonel of the New York Seventh Ilegiment. tyaa 111 command of the New Vorks Zouaves (1,200 in number ^ wlw? n? >*ini?i>i?'l :? ' ,, ..... ,....... .jfw ivu me | When his column reeled. and broke under qur fire, Duryea endeavored to rally them. Ah he advanced toward* our trencher, he was shot through the heart. The Zounves immediately turned and fled in every direction, our troop# pursuing them for n short distance. Three of the Zoutves were made prisoner*. They guy Vh^t Qeneral Butler commanded in per on, and thut his force was between 4,600 j an?l &.000 men. They acknowledge a lo?s in killed of ISO, but say t::at only n smnll por* .iuu i>11vji~ ioicc was urougni into notion. C??l. Wardrop, Uniti-?l Slates Army, was killed. LATEST FBbVBETHEL. The following despatch was received by one of Gov. Pickens' Aid*, on Thursday night, and kindly placed at our dispo^\: 'Thelntcst news from Bcttiej says that a flap uf truce was sent y the commander of the t fi*nr\m O..I XI J - ... w?m. uiniii uucr, ior me pur pose of burying the dead find exchanging prisoners. Col. Mngruder replied that tliry might Jmry their dead, l?ut as to exchanging pritouere, lie declined doing it The officer scaring the flig of truce said tlieir loss in killed uid" wounded amounted to two hundred nud .hirty-four. Two of their field officers and it i?as 6U|>poned one general officer had l?een cille.d. General Butler was said to have been n command, and possibly lie was the dcfunct ?ffi?icr. Thirteen prisoners of war have been jroughtto Richmond. "The Maryland Legialnture lias instructed ti Konalora to vote fur the recognition of lilt Jon federate St*tea. "This is nil the news received to-niglit. iothing from Gov. Pickens this evening.', Prize Cares?We perceive th?t the Courts if tlie United Stul?'R recmrnizc tli? exintence of : ?tHtc of war, however mucli Mr. Lincoln or >1 r. SvwnH rimy rc-gnrd it. only at a erne of in. iirrp.ct.ion. J?d)r* of 111* New York Juited Ktiitps I)i?trict Court, has Appointed 2. II. Owen aa(\ lltinry II. Elliott, Ptito Corn nission<\-a. The case of tliealiip Get. PdYk ,// tt-III r, r\ A 1--- * ... - juiiii; ?ITT novel [ii-cl i"ii3, vry well cHlculiited to f urj'riae ju i6ts citli?r litre or eieett'liere. Tuk Psz??vnE in Cincinnati-?A. gcnil?ntoin [i CiiiciniiHt.i. writes lo a friend in Memphis, lint Mi* in tlie value ??f real es nte in tlmt plncc i? unprecedented. The wri er owns properly, among thcra several hriek loupes on one street, for which he was offered 4,MHO encli only n year since. Latterly te iie<l to s*ell two of it is brick lioitaua for f 1,000 acli, lnit could not obtain the price. lie fell o $700 and found n tunii wlm promised to ake tliem, but "backed'' wlieu thy time fame. Within a week, the ladies of Kalcigh,-lji. C.. nftde and turned over to the Adjutant General o,i>00 mattresses, COO towels, 3(10 uniform ?i:kets, 200 pantaloons, 40<j fatigue chirts nod I'm havt-tstrks, Mie materials of which were 11>Ifii11e'1 cbiefl\- l>y their contributions and ef oru. IIii-wto maks a Zouave.?We g<<t our infer nation from one of the French drill aurgcAOt? mntelf. Thus: "Take^^e recruit?k*ep liim forty-eight ??,trt??ti<?ttint? t<> e?t ; den march liiin fort\ iijjht hours-r-no/lin? lotat; den let him fight ike h?!l forty-fright hours?nolt'ng to eat ; >y ditm, he one Z'>utFvo }" Hon. John Bijll ok tii* Wa&.?Hon. Jol'n ioll ?|n>kf on the 5tli iistant, ?t Knoxvil , ?enn , to lite Louisiana ijoopa, urging war lo he death against the North. <leclnrini? that five millions of soitliera cannot conquer the South, jrrat enthusiasm fox tUe Southern cause was na&ifosted. The Richmond Enqjiirer b\y* 'he Confede rate Slates fW-nehg within their limitrtll the material for a most magnificent navy, and our >eopW hart) the will to build it. Muoh of our future greatness lifs ip tlmt direction,. rue V dnke(*? ? f?et as tliey cepMire negroes lear011 Pom'. Comfort, ship them off to OtibJ&' " f ! * - BIBLE SOCIETY. The Annnel Meeting of. the AbbevHle 0is- 1 :riet Bible Society will beheld in the Episco pal Church, Abbeville C. II., on til* lo?t Wednesdny fn July (Slat dny.) Annoal Seif 71 on to be preached by Rer. <_r. II. Round of kit* Method i?t Church; M- McDonald, Eeq.. irHI ddiiver the i^fdrce*. The Executive Com mittee will meet ut 10 o'clock, A. M. Y: j m PFPnr* , . ' Cor. S^c'y. " JBoa 14, 1 2t Tr?? ? i g - T ' " w SHERIFF' BY %!RtUB of Vfp?t? of Fieri Fficin* to me difeeWftThrill ?*ll *v All lie vjlle Court Hon**. on the flret Monday in JURY next, wilUin the legal htfur* of tals^the following property, to wil; A ??lnel>lelot of BOOKS, tar and litmry, ??th4rotate rtrtof fl. A. Jonefcad*. Jam?a A? Agn?<r. ana other* Alio, 0?# Mfcl* tfd Saddle u tli? property of William juig, Otom .W, Robert on, anJ ptlier* "Jj r tar t?bm?vc%i. , * JOSEPH T. MfjpRE, .. a. d. , Sheriff* omo^ tmn v-s - -fit SOUTHERN INDEPENDENCE. rpiIE SljUSCRlBEBS oTf*P$? the public a JL G CLEAT VARtETY of 'OOtpTOKr AND n? __ i *m i w ooien uooas, Of their own Manufacture, Ml of. which t:j?y warrant-to be of SUPERIOR* Li(jaLK?Y, arid at LOW RATES. Their entablement baa beet) completed at jrent expense, and they furnish employment ?nd support to live hundred persons, many of kvliotn otherwise, would ben int and burtliern o the State. They earnestly appeal to tho people of tliu Boulh for their patronage, plaiti ng themselvcito give entinfuction. TheyMurn Mi. Df^ABTJBG? YARNS, STRIPES A^D A GREAT VARIETY OF COLORED GOODS,. COTTON AND WOOLEN, suitable for gentlemen'# wear. Also, a groat, variety of - NEGRO GOODS. ALSO, HOPE AND PLOW-LINES. COTTON or WOOL will bo taken in ex change for goods nt cash rates. In order t?J nicot the wishes of many cnslo they continue lo SI AN UFACTUUE WOOL INTO CLOTtI on hhares, furnishing ill material* except wool. For common Plains l"2-?c. yer,yj?rd. For common Twil!.id Cloth . l.Bc. per yard. F<>r fine Jeans . . ' IJ5 to 45c. For Caseinier* 60tb75cn A half cent per yurd extra_ cljp.rged when' lie wool is Rent dirty. Persons sending wool must mark their names jlainly on the bugs The highest CASH PRI SES will lie paid foi^Cotton and Wool. .EAiTKKS ?. UIBRES .V CO.. Columbia, >5. C. J3?'~ llr. .TOIIX McBRYDE is Aiur Agent it Abbeville, and lias alttiiya a iStock of all lasepof our goods, nnd will furnish tliem by he Unlent manufacturing prices, freight added. Ie will also purchase all Wool offered to him \ luir market pries. and ultend to any busi less connected wiih hie Agency. June 19, 18til 8 3m. COKESBTJRY DRUGSTORE. unownnn p. dci ht I^UfilfVUUU WU CLLUIj Druggists & Chemists, SEave on Hand, and are Month ly Receiving KllTY&llaC! (Mi M. WA1 ^rr"vo Of the Purest Selected DRUGS MEDICINES, PA1MTS OILS, DYE STTTP'Ffft. KEROSINE , LAMP$ and Fixtures. FINE TOBACCO, Havana and Florida CIGARS,, LITHOGRAPHS, 8 Jiqfrje 8ssoHh)ci)f, C3HX4T p*ctbhk YMwm, oh, COLORS, PAINT, HAIR, TOOTH AND NAQ. BHfJSHES, a*, r uman jr, hajk VUL,UUJ\J>J, erotn Seventy Jive Cenlt to Two Dollart per Quart. Choice Medical BMNDIE# .AND WINES, IMU'lHHIi - ; ? <*'.> t * ' Of gib kind*, Orange*, Lemon*, Ration*, Citron, Prune.i. Ap/^^. Al . mmfdt. Cocoa, K.ul*Jfut*'o/,oll kindn, Sardine*, Pickle*^ ? Tapioca. Sago, Arrow ' Hoot, and q thou: <1P * tand^ other . J " article* fn our line. nmr run lash. partietiUr Att| ,-* MfOMf nvy iHt^t (V BUCK & FRANKLIN A-RTC NOW RECEIVING 01? DRXJGS, AND MEMCINESj PAINTS, OILS, | BYE STUFFS, KEROSINE OIL, A No. 1 article. PINE HAIR AND TOOTH Bnrr^EtEs, foilct Powders and Soaps, WINES AND LIQUORS, For Medicinal ^urpo?ea Only, FINE TOBACCO, Snuff, jfeershaum Pipes, p-n r?ctJ JC JCvXiOXX GARDEN SEEDS, PATENT BUiJUUlNBS, CEPHALIC "PILLS, T1\q Great Headache Remedy., A FULL AND COMPLETE STOCK OF FAMILY \W I FANCY GROCERIES, COSISTING IN TAUT OF Rio, Jai'a Coffees, and Crushed Sugars. Cheese, Kolassesj Bacon, Mackercl. BAGGING AND ROPE, Pickles, Preserves, Jellies, Ale, Porlcr, Brandy Peaches, antZ Champagne, Candy, Lager, Raisons, Al monds, Brazil and Pican .ZVM&C, L'ar.dlcs, Starch, English MiiBinrd, BLck and Grcon Tea*, Sardines, Salmond Oyster*, end Crackers, Nails, <t&. All of the above are offered to prompt Lay ers at prices to suit the time*. J. n. BLACK, TIIOS. FRANKI.IX. Coke?bmy\S. C., March 6tli, 1861, 46, 4t A CALL. J. B. BLACK take* this occasion to nolify liis friend* M>at they must come forward and settle, aa lie (nu&t have money, and Wave hia liuciness woi;i>dt UP* If^ou cnr,not pay the money, come and aettle by no,te. ' CANDIDATE B. JF*o* Ordinary. JOHN A. HtJNTEk, ate. Col. J. G, BASK IN/ r* JpIlN W. LESLEY, NATHANIEL NoCAXTS, Ero. WILLIAM HILL. J For Sbwlft ROBERT JONES, WILLIAM G. NEAL, For OlarJt JAMES K. WARDLAW. WILfclAM C. MOORE. MATITEW M<jl)ONALp. THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA Jfcj' t Abbeville Lfatripl.? Citation. By WILLIA1J I!|L?rfiff, Or?|in^y of Abfcc Till* Dw&jjt. WIIIMCEAB, \\ . P. Mart'tq J. B. Lntimer ***7? fiP,W n*.^?rLitter* of Adminis tration ( pf ?||'ioijui||Vhr >lh* good* and elut tela, right* and credit* of ^Villia/n Loug, Ut? of pnitai f?id ileceni,rd. to tie and appear Ixfore me, at riur Jr*' Otf'D.r/* pfi*" for jpivHcl, to i" wiow causa, ir anr iia dtaini?tration ??liouiff not n ??y hAndl ?n<5 ?e*?,thW4?i| l]th * Pf J.OU4 one t{je?*?nd' viglii l^iiulred P . McLAl ^LDDXi y JL JLiJLIU u XJl ArS constantly on lianj, nnd i? now receivi J^JL 'wliii-li he respectfully invites tlie Attention o styek is is. sclccted witli great core, nnd consists in p Drugs and ] CHEMIC Fine Toilet Soaps, Fine IL IREIRIFTXaU TKUSSES AN? SHOI SUBGICAL AXD DE\TAI Pure Wines and Liquors M?BI INE toeaoco, sisrr FAMGY TOxLBT N. B.?Physicians' prescriptions cr.refnlly cnmpo Mt'diuiiics warrantoii gtnuirip. i THE NEWLY ESTABL RANSOM ?V Would respectfully inform their friends and tlio ] SELECT STOCK 0 ''TAJIKY mny be found at No. 140, BROAD ST1 Jl l'heonix) where they have on hood and arc di in the country, "E^rrrtwwr IF a /v^*vv UTO J ? fir It would "he to the advantage of those widhi we nro offeri^jj our g ds at 3UlQW:E3PI 35 The has ever been sold in this market. Give us a RAN March, 3, 1SG1, 45-l2m] J -J 1 L L X I A2sl> m ON THEM. A Lare'e and SPLENDID ASSORTMENT. M. STRAUSS S and neii 3 an mig ^ the April 16, 18S1, SO, 2n> ^ 1 oth THE STATE OF SOUTH.CAROLINA, W ABBEVILLE DISTRICT. Iu Equity.' Iaaac W. Daneby, 1 and' V Mary Ann Danaby ) va. \ Bill for on account Jaa. Pevlip, J ~ ?tc. William Lyon. Ex'ra, , , and otliera Gid I'Tt Appearing to my s.itisfrtctinn that the v Associate Reformed Presbyterian Chunch South, the Associate Synod of th? South, arid the True Thomsonian-or B>>?omic Society, De fendants in the aI)9Te staled case, are. bodies having oa eyipten<^|ut)iin' the limits of tins Stat*, and no aye berfe t" repreft&nt tliem, O motion pf J. IJ. ^Yijson, Comp. Sol.. Ordered tli?t\said Pffeii^^Qta be required .to anaver plea<f qr ?cranr, to the said Bill of.C?mplaint within three months after the pnhli.-ation of thia rule, or the said bill will be taiien pro co? fesao agniust them. . ^ WM. n. PARKER, c. e. a. n?< uommiMionar Uffice, ) March 7, 886\,"J 45 9m JCHLIN, H., S. C. i froalt supply of Drug* rind Medicine*, to f his fri?*ndn ntid the public generally. QU art, of the following ai tjgles: ' Y 7' KEedieines, ')AXS, ur and Tooth Brashes, nr-< to -X7 UJUJO.V JL. y [JIBES BRACES, . L IXSTRITIBNTS, For Medica} Purposes, CHESTS. HE-IE* AUD OIQAR8f ARTICLES. nmlt'd, niid- nil or?ler? correctly-an?j^red. - nod of tlie best qu:il:ty. *" " &. V a". - . , ,.... , [SHED HOUSE t)F rAHS & CO, iuU to generally, to nn inspection of tuoir F-FURNHURE. EKT, City Hotel Building, (lste Engle A iily receiving frQiu tlic best manafactyiries of Furniture. ug niij LMiug tu our iine ic^ive us a can a* ^GUJnES i trial. f SOM EVANS & CO. atjgtjsta, GA. BELTING! BELTING 1 Ag&orted from. 3 tp 8 Inch. -* ai>?o, . S'K BARREL of that, fiu?. S^flifelNE OIL, for sale by agnew, McDOKALD <fc CO. lay 17, 1861,3. St * ST ' JDST RECEIVED. 'EX TlIOUdAXD POUNDS BACON, 2,000 lbs Sugar Cured Hams, and 1,5C0 lbs Leaf Lard, at AGNEW, McDOXALD h db. U?y 17,.1861, 3. 5t " < State of South Carolina. A BM: VILLE^DI&TRICT. ' ce Court of Common Pleanand. Qtr.'l Seationt Hunter, Adi%'rY * ir' v'el Foreign Attachment. )P. ! Mathews. J Baskin Plaintiff's Attorneys flttJHEAS the riainTiff oil the tenth ' day of Novombpr, eigmecn hundred i sixty, file his declaration ngaihst the endaut, who, (it is stiid,) is itaseut from, i without the limits of this State; and haH thor wife nor attorney known withlQ thd le, upon whom a copx^of said declaration ;lit be scrvetUIt is therefore ordered, that said Dcfendint do appear and pVead to the 1 declaration, on or before the iffnvenflij'lday November, eighteen hundred and svttgr one, erwise final and absolute judgment lull n M'lrtvdn nn/t o irfi AirAinal li'm 1 h r ? ?" M"ATTir?\V "ft. . Office, Not. 10, 1860 ? 80?12m rHE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, . n ABBEVILLE DISTRICT In Equity !ean Fowol, \ n Parker. J Bill for account Sic. juel Powel, > * nd others. ( T Appearing tq my s.itisfaJBn that Sam uel Powol. Snroli Po.wel,Tolin Lawrence, 1 Powel, James l'qwul, Heater Powal,' and en Powel,. Defendants in the above sta ca*? reside beyond the limits of ihia te. On motion, <jf Wilgon A T.omar, Corp p. . Ordered that'?a id 3)ofen4jiMVfc do appear I ?nt?i*eV plead'or demur to CT10 Complin 's bill or complaint within three months n the publication of thbrrtile. or iVih mmiA will bo tak?n nrAaon6w?&kaaiti*t them. ^ wjTju, pAma;<p,i.A^;n'1 !?romii?toncr\? Office, V ''"J* " #arcJ)7. 1861. A-. * ) 8m W'.,r -? ? lid State of South Carolina, * ABBE VltiL K J>J8TR}OTs. ' In Kqvdtj' (* c* fartin Willitm*, ^ I Surah J., Ui? wife, v *. vs. j Bill for Account. *u<i Allcu Dodsnn, , ) t. Qiv iajuif.' * Nawey Doilton :V an<j?<Mber?? ^ }?r ? r AfftSARi^^ J**" ? Auea-.l>oc/#6i?, N?iuMf'TWfdBpi* Kwlrn ?. Emily B owid^iSnfc/MJ A?deiwi. Job. W???u4t John Martin, Sare'fi Martin,X&O. , in, ?n<PSuMin Bi?h>, d??yid?nf?'in thiittw*' >de fcojr-erfjd the limit" Of this State.' On H96,' by Tkewwon A Fair,. Cortiplnineots'^ \hf, ordered that said drfrndnnU do iimv, I nftVpr /uT demof to U^.<yjM,io ' tiree- froth /he poWi tioo Iiere6f. or tho *ame will bo ulujn > cort/m^raoahut tkew. ,. \ W. Uv P ARKI&R/cjla.?