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* * * THB HIB1ITO OF rfEGBOES-CONTRACTS BI TWTEIN THB PLANTEK9 AND THE FBB?D 1 REN. -As.such a thing as hiring all the farm hands ha^ heretofore beeu unusual iu this Stale, it will manifestly ho to thfe interest: of both the blavk man and the white that a system of rules anil regulations ho adop ted, in order that cach party may know liis doty and how to perform it i because, jf each one should labor when he or slit: plpaees. without regard to the condition ol the crop, it is probable that'nothing would be made, and both parties would be lasers. It is always to the leiitGt of society and government that all its members act in concert apd harmony, and work together t'gr each others's bonefit. By so doing, the Whole community is enriched, the general i?ne of society is elevated, ennobled and purified, and the better principles of our paturegoyerp pur actions and direct our conduct. Heretofore, you, the blacks, have been slavqf with pp responsibilities, and hut few pares. But now, as far as the whites aro coucerncd, you assume the duUcb of freemen, and it >vill become you to begin from this day to study in what man ner you ipay serve yopr own interests. tr>? 1 :e i._ ?j i _ j . x u ^uur uuipju^ci | 11 iiu is jubv UUU KII1U LO you, be accommodating and obliging, and ao endeavor to discharge your part of the ' contract, and to acquit yourself of your duties as to lcaye no cause for dissatisfaction pn his part. By thus doing, you will soon yrin a good oaqje4 and yoHr wages will be proportionately higher. Cwl. Davis, in charge of the Freedmen's Bureau at ClarHaviil?, TenD., has ack>pLffd r. n ?: ? . f yio iuiiu ** *Mo *. HULKS AND REGULATIONS FOR FARM , HANDS. ? 1. One-balf of the wages of the employee will bo retained by the employer uptil the end of the contract, fur its faithful performance. 2. The employees will be required to rise at day-break. each one to feed and take ' care of tbe stock- allotted to him, or perform any other business that may be assigned him ; to eat their breakfast and be ready for work at the signal, which will bo given whetr tbe sun is half &n hour high. All time lost after the signal is given, will be deducted. No general conversation will be allowed during the working hours. * 4. Bad work will be assessed at its pro* 1 per v#iue. 5. For disobedience, one dollar will be dodqcUd. 0. Neglect of duly and leaving without permission will be considered disobedince. 7. No live stock will permitted to bo raised by tie employees, without'special contract. 8. Apples, peaches and melon*, or any pther product of the (arm taken by the employee, without the permission of the employer, will be charged fpj. 0. Tbe employee 6hall revive no tfiaitors 1 during work hours. 10. Three-quarters of an hour will be , alleged durin.g the winter months for din ' ner, and one hour and a half duriug the months of June, July and August. 11. Impudence, swearing, y indecent ond ypseenilj.language to, or in tlie presence of the employer or bis family, or agent, or qifarelling or fighting, so as to (fistarb the peace of the (arm, will be fined one dollar for the first offence, and, if repeated, will be allowed by dismissal apd loss of such - pay as shail be adjudged against him by proper acthority. 4V. All difficulties that may be between the employees shall be adjusted by the employer, and if not satisfactory, an nppcal may be taken to an agont of the United {States Government or a magistrate. 13. All ahus&of stock, or willful break ing of tools, or throwing away gear, ?kc., Will be pbarged against tlie employee. 14. Good- and sufficient rations will be furnished by the ptpplpyer, pot, however, to exceed six pounds bacon and one nf rr,o?t ?. r ?- i t. r>v. ? u.v.11 )>? ?cck iur escu nuuK. 15. llcuse rent and fuel will be furuiab#d, free, by the employer. *16. No nigbt work will be required of the employee but as the necessities of tbe . form abroluttfy demand?ancb as.tying up fodder, firing tobacco, setting plant beds afire, securing a crop from tbe frost, ?kc. }7, A cheerful and willing performance pf duty will be required of all employees. 18. Stock must be fed and attended to , on Sunday. . . JP. Jbp ffpmen will be required to do ' Jjie cooking in rotation on Sunday. 20. Tbe emnloveft will Ha A*n?/>t?l1 - ?r?j? ? ?r.v-v- w }ook after and study the interest of his em p'pyer j toinforrp him pf anything' that i? going amiss ; to be peaceable, orderly and pleasant; to diseourage theft, apd endeavor by hu coyluct to establish a character for honesty, industry and thrift. t. * 7^* scars which use war just |eft are terrible, The South is mutilated almost h?yond recognition. The following is an estimate, by tha Ralcrigh (N- Cr ) Progrttt pf tha number of Southern ?ten enlistee ? and killed, or dtaabied during the rebel ' Uom: . * ? Deai mm SUUi. ^ , Eidittmint* dUabktl Alabama.* 120,000. 70.001 60.000 - 30,004 . . *' n.<fco' io,oo< g?orgl* - 181,009 *a,(vw 60,000 J0(M> , ?"y'* s & ^ ^22? 44JXV WM?.; HO^ooo JJ2J ?MNKfHHptf* M.UW 40,00 ' #0.060 # . t4,00 Yfagjw?f?y>* l?0,000 . ? 100.00 ...? . W r \~, * .... ?' '?>?" i < . i.iH^ ? *<# VbM M *pp?lling reoo?d ! Six hue 4r?d and sixly tbouMod oa?n dead and <Ji< jfrUd. This is probably far below tli ' :u.,? I From the I.omiville Journal. ' FIRST UTTERANCE OF THE GOVERNOR .ELECT OF MISSISSIPPI. 1 Hon. TJ. G. Humphreys has been elcct1 ed Governor of Mitivi^ippi, nnd was in1 augurated on the lGtli Out. llo'is tlio first Governor elected by tlie people under the ' ' new order of thin'g9. His election has- ^ elicited some comments, fyr it bas been { < held; under all the^circuinstances of it, by ( 1 the radical press, as an unfavorable nign, ' an indication of defiance Mill to tlie policy < of ijje Government nn<l of hostility to tbe 1 Union. It will be reeolltcted that the J Convention which Jrnnied the new Consli- , Uition, or amended (heold one, of Mi^is*^ 1 sippi, nominated Judgo p. S. Fisher for ^ Governor, who, m uiy yours Rgo had 1 giviii a decision in' favor of paying the ? Mississippi bank bonds and in opposition to ' tlio then prevailing ideas ot icpudiation otc. JTroin tliis-aclioti of the Convention 1 it was supposed that Judge Fisher would be elected almost a? a trailer of course. ^ Mr. Humphrey's name was brought forward , fftid supported chiefly by the Vicksburg Herald, edited by Isaac M. Put ridge, for- ( tncrly of the Vickfburjj Whig, anil one of the strongest otiginal Union men of the ' State who clung to the old flag as long j as there was a shred of it left floating in j ! Mississippi. Mr. Humphreys had been a { Brigadier General under the Confederacy, and had not at time of election .received bis I pardon. Under this state of facta it \?ns nqt thought that he could he elected. The ' result proved otherwise. Ilia majority is ( evine three or fuiir thousand. II? received his pardon after the election, Gov- i ernor Slmrkley eserlnig himself to procure it for him. * The utteranco of a Governor elected under these Unique conditions upon hi* inauguration wiil naturally be read with j more than ordinary interest, and we reproduce consequently, the following from our I disnntdipci r 1 Governor Humphreys in bis inaugural says: I liave al ways believed ihat no one or m j>ro Slate codld constitutionally sever " ties ^hat unite people of the several States r in one. The people rejected this- school of * politicians. Those advo.cating the right of secession could not have found a better r mode of solving the question than the ar ^ bitrament of war. The question was ( forthwith referred and decided against us. ^ The people of Mississippi acknowledge the c decission and express their wish to return ^ to the Union. It has been officially r? , ' - - - - J - - . ported that our people are not sincere, but if unflinching fidelity in wnr gives evidence 1 of reliable fidelity in pence of the unvary- t j ing professions that spring from private, C public source* furnish evidence of its truth. It is demomtrsUed that the people of the c gouth may be safely trusted, when they \ express more than willingnors to return to \ their allegiance. State of MissiMppi has ( already, by her own solemn act, abolished t slavery, and it is due to her honor to show ^ by hor future that she has done so in good faith, ar.d that slavery f-hall never again flourish in our border in whatsoever guise L or name it may be brought forward. j A CsAlllllArn nranllftm'in ?*" , ^zsu .. from New York, saya the nclioa of the Southern conventions have astonished the pecp'.eof the Noith, nnd whilo atisfac- ! tion hiiJ j^easure are mingled with the.ns- ! C tunishment of the better class nnd the peinocr.ilip party, tiie radicals .nre cha grVjied and dumfounded. They expected the South to hiik in the traces, and were whuily unprepared for the calm philoso- ^ pby of Southern delegate!", and the quiet C submission to the inexorable logic of arms, j The neliou on the 6ubj.-ct of iiegro suffrage ^ lias grown out of this. It. is the only question left to them. With the quietud<j( > of the South and the abolition o?*lRveiy in name, the stock in trade of tlitt^idicals. or Black Republican party, waB exhausted ?hence the agitation of-'fiegro suffrage nnd the claim which ihey. ar6 now putting , foiih to be the party ofcibe administration. The speakers and "press of the. Radicals have ceased t* call themselves the Repu]/liuans, but are tho .Union and Adurtnjstrt?*a tion party. Both parties,. Deinocrata and no in llila Qtof a in lltAip aAntran. UUVUV/IUIJ I At HMO (JWUO. M kucii VVUVCII ' , ^ f ^ tions lately adj.uiniflJ, olaim' to represent tbe views ami /eelings of "the president, and both make big buls for tbe Executive favor. This coarse of "tbe ojd Abolitionists is tbe grasp of th& drowning men. Tbe party throughout the wb<5fe country is doomed; Democracy will shortly rule flgnin in the councils of tbe nation, aod President Johnson will head the party. I much fear New-England will, before long, be left .opt >u the cold, an# the tiipe, thank God. has rone bv when the utterances of cueh men as Sufnner, and Wilson,*, and . Audrewa, and ThadJeus Steven* will he (regarded aa'influential or powerful for any ptfrpose-rr^Wowto intelligencer, 24th. , Sad Afkair-?The Charleston Courier ' is in receipt of a letter from Edgefield C. [ dated Svptemb?r 30, which states that . tbp body of Miss C. Fannie Teague, an accomplished and beautifal young lady of ' tbat place, had been found a few days to* > fpre, floating in an arliffoiaf ppnAY?dar that ) village. She bad been quit* unwell- for | J iQme days previous, as4 it ia thought that, 9 in a pnTrz)WD of deliriarti? abe wandered 5 to the pood and accidentally fell in; hut j there ia a fpyaterv in the affair that mity, 9 gprhapa, iftrer fee efplaine*}. J " r ' J Life ii a fading tiat and Feeling forjn. 5 It it the.bine on (he grape, the blink op Or tb?f Awe; fhe foam oh the wave, the beam on the c!o\id, the amoke otr Uw wind..the 9 iwow.iu die a*r* ; . I* General Howard wtimtte# that 10.000 a freemen hSv^eiirned to read and write fc AN INCIDENT OF T&K WAR. * BY M. W. M. On ono occasion during the wnr in Virginia, (renernl Lee was l)ing uslttup by iho way side, whan an amy of 16,000 men ^?escd by with liushcd voices nnd footstep#, lest they should disturb his slumbers. O'ercomo with weariness and c'aro, flie war worn v?;terau lay On the greet) turf of his native land, Antl slumbered by the way. * l'h* breeze thnt sighed across his brow, tVml smoothed its deepened lines, ? L''ic*li from his own loved mountains bore Die murmur of their pines. \ih1 the glad sound of waicrs; riie l?]ue, rejoicing streams, Whose sweet, familiar tones were blent' Willi the music of liis dream*; L'hey brought no sound of hat{.tu's din, ilirijl fife f>r clarion,^ 3ut only tendcresl memories )( his own fair Arlington. While thus the chieftain slumbered, Forgetful of his care, rite hollow tramp of thousands Cr.me sounding through the air; iVilh ringing spur and sabre. And trampling feet, they coine? 3ny pluineand rustling banner, And fife, and trump, and druurf 'Jut soon the foremost column Sees where, beueuth the shade, n slttmb?r. calm as childhood, Their wearic3 ehinf is laid;] ^nd dowfl the line a murmur From lip to lip there ran, Jniil the stilly whisper llml rpi ea<l to rear and van; Vn J o'er the host, a silence As deep and sudden fell. though some mighty wizard llud hu6hc<] them with a spell; ^nd every sound was muffled, And every soldior'n trend 'ell lightly as q fnalhcr'n Round her baby's cradle-bed; Lud rank, and file, aud column, So softiy on the}- swept; t seemed a ghostly army Hud punned hiui hb \ie slept; lut mightier than enchantment Was that, whose magic wove 'ha spell that hushed their voices? Deepest r?vereuce and love. ro OWNERS OF COTTON. In answer to numerous inquire Amm ,1 ? two 11U1U uuiuau, WU BUUU1U SUy liat we are prepared to take diarge >f, put in order and ship Cotton in the states of Jouth Carolina or Alabama, as we lave local agents at almost every own, and a corps of most efficient nen, selected for integrity, cap'aciy and experience, to take charge pvftrv lnf . We will also pay all taxes and thaigcs of every description, and nako liberal advances on Cotton. !n sliprt, w'e will take charge ol the Cotton on receipts or orders and jive the owners no trouble wlmt tver, from the time we receive it intil sold and returns are made by >ur houses. WATTS, CRANE & CO., v New York, or W. C. WATTS k CO., ' Liverpool, England. We invito the special attention nou-rcsideuts to our facilities. E. M. BRUCE & CO* Augusta, Ga. . # E. P. METCALFE & CO., Dommisaion and Forwarding Merihauts, Savannah, ?Ja. S. M. &RUCE, MORQAK k CO., Dotton factors and Forwarding Slej&hants, Apalachicola, Fla. ^'6c?. 3, 1865, 25, 2ra. ; ' TT : ? JODGB DEPOT. TFIE Umlersiga^a have juat opened <j com[ilele asftor.Ubeut of JJRY COODS AND GKUUUKIUS, at Hodges' Depot. They have been assured fcy tli? most experienced yi tliebuainess, that their stoek will compare favorably with any initio up country. COMB TO HODGES' DEPOT! Here you.can .get your librae aliod or buggy mended, your watch repaired, your bat drewed or made, m. nuuF skirts made or. meoded, or buy cew ones. II*re it (be ruflroan, nod li?re is your Dioner Jlouse by D. II. (JLYMPII.. ^ " 'Terms Oaab or Marketable; Prodaeo at current rales: COCHRAN, ELLIS & CO. OeVl, 1866 24-if J- X,. OLlRK, REPAIKKR Of Watches, Clocks Jewelry . ^ ' HODGES PEPOT, 8. G. / IS prepared with ell neo?*ary tool* and ma tetfala to do anything in i|J* line of busi ue6s at the lowest rntt-e. All work ifferraniA to do wel! for twe)v? month?, if not aend I b.^ck and it Will be done free of phorgf.. ~ |iyi a tritj apd fcatUfjr yo?mlr*?. All irorl hftatmyabop will betaken careot Term Ca*b. Sfipt. 2, l$fl5 25 6m. . v ; D ECOtMMteNCED at irfl oM qtaad, will m1 Jtl; low for Caah. or all kiqds of conntrj pre duce~t*k?n in exchange* . ^ ' 2 ' J. D. CHAXMEtf* 7 INSURANC] -* T*nE subtcriber is Ag?nt for tlio prent' Consol JL of tlie OKRMANIA. HANOVER, NlAC 1'ANIES OF NEW YOItlC, wiili id-nggreguli CAPITAL OF THREE By thin arrangement ono policy will cover an Ii undoubted- solvency .of the Companies U voucli This Company also Insures agaii the Perils of Inland Transport He in also Agent for the ACCIDENTAL INS wliiclt a human life will be INSURED against t n yiir a man enn se'.'ure to Ifirnself or family is killed, or h certain nniouflt per week in case to person. ?2?" The subscriber is now pvepari Aug. 17, 1805, 4-3ro] J. More Goods. BRANCH & SONDLEY HAVE just returned from X<?w York where they purchased a general assortment of j Woods, coiiefetmg iu pari us follows: Dr? Goods, Groceries, Crockery, Hardware, School Books, Stationery, Fancy Goods, DRUGS AND MEDICINES, Faints and Oils, Hats and Shoes, Both Lndica' mid Genltctncr.'s, <Lc., Ac. They iutvud to replenish their i?toelc often, Sell for Cosh or Approved Hurler, and be satisfied with bliort profits. Abbeville C. II. Sept. II, 186S, 22-3m TTTMOTirv 0- wrmrni uuiuojumi 06 iUUfijD, AUCTION And Commission Merchants AS'D FOR WARDING AG EMS, Columbia, S. C\ HAVING built nlArge Store-house in the' raoat ccutrnl part of the city ami con vieni to lh? different Railroad* and II-iUs, so licit consignments of COUNT 11Y PRODUCE . and MERCHANDISE generally. Wo promise ftiilifxl and prompt attention to nil who may us with their bliipuientd fur sitlc, forwarding or storiug. RE FEB F.N CEft, ! I Hon. T. C. PERItiN, Aid.eville, R C. H. T. PEA ICE, K?q.. Charleston, S. C. RUFUS M. JOHNSTON, Esq., C??liiinbio, S.C. Gov. B. F. PERRY, Grecovill,-, S. C. September 28, I8'">5, 21, 3m. j iiiil si'ATK UK SOUTH CAROLINA. ABBEVILLE L.ISTHICT. . Jji E<l?\hj. | L. T). Mpri-itn.in nn.l ) I L. J. MeiTimmi, his wife, j, v* j liill for l'.u titicii. Albert J. ClinkeeaK'*. 1 Jim. M. 1Jiiini 1 Lou, and jwifu, and oilu-rs. ) IT appearing to my satis (action Mint Join. M. Hamilton, and xvil'c Caiol'ne, James N. ClinUwalc-y. F. H. CliukecnleR, Jamea M. I C iiikscule-x, Florence Ciiiiks<iil?*>>a Elizabeth Clinksurilc*. Aiii{iuiia SI. CliiJcsent**, JuiiieJ M Coivnn anil William F. Ciiitkautilrc, defeiid.inis to this.Hill, nrc iil>n>'iit. lu-vond the limits ol this SJate. On motion < f Thomson ?t Fair, comp. *ol., Ordered, thai sail! defendants do appear and plead, answer or demur to said'Bill wkliin three months from the publication hereof, or the same will be taken j>ru confc*so against the ndulL defoml^nia - \VM. II. PARKER.c e a.i?. Comm'ssionT's Office, ) Oct. 18. 1865, 3ni f TIN WARE" AFrFR * susprn?ion of four years, ttie subrcriber Ima resumed tuisiiieas at his-old stand, hu<1 is prepared to execute promptly all j' orderg entrusted to li n\ T? nil whd linve.engag ed work io the shop, ho- would aav, call at once. ' U. W. LAW30N. Oot. 4, 1805 24 If R. A. FLEMING, . W. T. WHELES, Of Auyutta. Of Natkville, Tenn. FLEMING &WHELESS COTTON, WAREHOUSE, FORWARDING, Z A2iD t " 6oft)ii)issioJt ^c'rclwtfs, AUaUSTA, Grj^m We continue lo store and sell Cotton and other Pjpduee, arid Will attend to the forward* ing of Cotton to any point desired, tff* Cion?i(?nmeiita solicited. _ Sept. 21, 1865,23, 2m . ? Medical College of Georgia, -A-XJ GTXST-A.. TIIE regular'course of lectures in this Institution will be eommeuced on the first ' Monday in NOVEMBER NEXT. mid Vill +ie continued, four months. The outfit aifd ml vantages of this College, are uuaur' passed by any in the'Union. ' L. A. DUO AS, De?n. Oct. 2. 1866 24-tf PLANTATION TO LEASE. I WILL lease in; plantation on Long Cane, for on# or jnore .year*,' on- favorable term*. To * practical planter who wiabea to raw* oottoo, this is *^arii^chance. The stock, wagons, agricultural implement's. and Blacksmith Tool*, will bo left on the place if desired. Apply to JOHN" A. BOW1K, in * the village. Oot. 4, 18W y.HJEFFEKS & C0,, ? Formerly "qthran, Jtjfrr*. ? (70, n . / ~ '.v . . ' Cflwufleaton, S. 0., 3 * A RE prepared to receive and "forward'"*11 i kma* Tortf Ont, 0ri South Carolina BAllrwd. 1 On ^OnaplatloD of the road* to, Columl^ft, ihey * iM! eodtinaa twinaaa at tha*place, ^ * By ktrlot atiehUoir to Wataeaaafi* modarfli ohfrges, tbeahopo to merit ?-?hare of pntroni jpe. [Oct. 12m,88, lm ? JfPJBWPfKja ' -7- T?5 ^|*rompre? *BT* ** % E AGENCY. 1 I'nlnteJ INSURANCE COMPANIES, oomp<W (AHA nod REPUBLIC INSURANCE COMI MILLION DOLLARS. iinurnncc of Forty Thoiwond Dollar*, and ia . icd for by all of the Banks of New York. ost Loss or Damage by Fire,-and atiqn, either "by Land or Water. URANCECOMPANY OF. NEW YOR\* by ill acciilcnts in traveling. For Fifteen Dollar* . l-IVK THOUSAND DOLLARS, provided lie lie is compelled to lio up on account of injury >d to tnko Kicks. "" ISItAJSTOH:, Jvl. IX new store!' AT r> Calhouns Mills ! The undersigned would resI i ! pectfully invite the attention ! of Purchasers to his Stock of j , Goods, consisting, in part, as follows: I DRY GOODS, SHIRTINGS,, I MmaUHH, !' HOOP SKIRTS, i ' i Ladies' and fj-nnflprnnn'o TTnoo . j 1^ ERDLES, Shoe Thread, Pencils, Hooks and j I i_l Eyes. rin<, Needles, Flax Thread, Comb-4, 1 J GLOVES, GENTLEMEN'S COLLARS, Knives and Porks, X^>cvket ICiiives, n Pipes, Ladies Enamelled Belte, Hair Oil, a Va- ^ j liety <>f Toilet Snapy, Raisins, Mackervl, Her: rings, Sugar, Green Tea, I'epfier, Sails, Segaiv, i Rope, Jus*, l'itclici't), Jupa atid Saucers, Table V f Salt, . w | Smoking and Chewing Tobacoo, ! . SI-IOES, d : Liiinon iLiudkcrchicfs. Ludius Worked Collars | Paper, Envelopes, Pens, i Jewelry, Tape, Osnaluirgs, Tin Ware, FACI TORV TIIRKAD, Extract Lopwoml, llorae LOww.o n.oi., t.':i? oi? "i- . 1 F. '..w., ..UD^, UUMI u i i.cn, OilUO UlUCKIllg, I 1 ' itc.. Ac., s ! * ! Goods Bartered . for Country : ' Produce wl^en del'vered at my ! ; Store. G. W. KELLEY. m AblteviSle. Aug. 3, 18fi5, 2-tf ( H! IdBDCiRB, GKOmiia'jE F. BOYD MM., > At Knox's Old Stand', HAVE opened a New Family Grocery nt Altbeiolle Court LTouae. Our Stock will consist, iu tiarL of ' j . If Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Bagging, ^ Rope, Cheese, Soda Bis- J cuits;Congress Bis- k v . # 01 cuits, Tobacco, And all other articles usually found in a Grocery Store. We ask the attention of the pub lie generally to our stock. We are prepared to buy oJl kind* of counny produce, for which we will pay the hrigliest market price. f Oct. 12f 1865, *20, 4t ? COACH A?T? SIGN|C PAINTING. * THE undersigned would most respectfully J inform lli? public that they have ou hand a' \\ Good Stock of Paint* and Varnish, and that ( l, they are dOw prepared to do alljtcinda of CAR- j i RIAGE AND SIGN PAINTING, at repoonu- ' Lie prices, forjcash or'provisionn. We occupy 11 the Point Shop foi^ncrly owued by E. J. Tay- I lor. 1 JOnN ALDOU3. ' ' T C. SEAL. Aug. 17, 1806, 4, tf TS SOUTH CAROLINA COLLEGE. s HHHE exerciies 'of this College will C'e re- ? J. sumed on the FIRST MONDAY iu J.u- 1 ajry next. . T*he Faculty baring befti authorised by the iB?ird of Trustees to.exercise their dikcretiou i as to fbe requisites of applicants for admission. | inch indulgeuce as the circumstances will be extended. . Applicants roost present themselves on tl|? first-ilonday in Jauuaryl - r > M. La^ORD* C Chairman of.Faeulty. _ I UommDiu, S. U., Sept., 28, 1805, Z4-lUt ,, ?^ ?< ? ? f-T C - r Railroad Notice. .. f fflfWfaam mm mmaa J ^^9 fi .. ''" OFFiOBJJlSN'L 8Ujp*r G.-^k' C. R. Q. , f '; . . i ' HfcucvA, SHt Sept., 1885. .. e /^N Mid ?ft?r this d*4 P?M?ogtr Train / VJf Will rub dolly o*er thi* ttoad, taring i , Stations ?t ttve u?u?t lime*. - ?;?> * V , - * I #. <4; -? J' B; LASAlLLR^OI#,'Bop't [ ; COTTON -WANTED. \ I will pay the highest market, price for :1 i Cotton is Gold to* \3f?. ?urfetnjy>_ V ^ J? A* ?WW)Wf ' , . *. ' > " < --i' i" % -j; *# * HEW STORE s * AND NEW GOODS. m m The undersigned woul<| espectf&lly inform the public hat he lias established a STORE IN ABBEVILLE, It the Old Stand of (Jray ? Rvb*rhoi,\, A\rlicv? tlic Most 3h0ige goods OFFERED SINCE THE WAR, Vill be sold at the Lowest Possible Rates, The Goods have been ought for Gash, in or er Sell them Low, ONLY CASH WILL BE EXPECTED, # Though personally unitvp.u*.int,?d J bar* :> doubt, a good many will reuoguizc ?ue. > the Proprietor of the liounel Factory, itablishud ifl N? wherry. The following is u pari of the inroies icvivud at present: . GEN^' r ' ;URNISH1NG ffllSbs, Consisting in pr^'t of Suikts, Ciuhmsr* . ml Cotton ; .Hats, Men's and Boy*?a irge selection ; DrawkAs, Linen Shirt?, est quality; Congress Gaitjcks, all ti&>% ad kinds; Shirt Collars, Linen and Paer; Cravats, all rtnlnn ?nri , rrn 1" "**"! "*"* nd Boys' Hose, a Superior Article; Sosknoer8, India Rubber and others; Hanuejichiefb, Pure Wbiu* Linen and Colred. ' .... - ** ? PERFUMERY, Such as Ilair Oil; Pomade Ean Dq Jologoe; Rose Witter; ^Essence of" Sweet trier; Easenco ol Rose; Windsor Soap, tolgate Soap in Bara and others. Combs and Hair Pina. Ladies beUt Rotondo Combs, with and itliout sets?something new; India Bub^ or Dressing and Fine Cofnbs?Goodyear'# 'atepfc; India Rubber Hair ^ins, the Beef 1 the Market; Packet Combe;. Ladiee Salts; Envelopes and- Writing *f 'ooth Brushes. BOOP SKIRTS, % Pocket Knives PencilsNeedlea of . very description, very cheap; Spool Cot-r on, tbe very baat; Flux Thread; Began, , large quantity. Smoking - Tobaec# aac^ ;v:GROCERIES. Which we wi]I bq\\ Y?ry loir. Cheese; Jrackera; MackeiyV by tl* Kit, ?nd Small; letriug, Starch, silver gloei, the Cheapest i) the iharket; Candies, fancy nod. plain; Jam Drops; ChooolaU? Speng Caadlee; bda;: Raisins; Crockery Ware; Baking 'owder*, Ma?onV Blading, and a gooq 9?oy artiplea which we have not Been i>nryear% ' ' 'J A - T U--~ -J. 1 ? xpect ? large ?to?Sk of . tftf G?o<l?, 31pthing, nod Id short Uii? ~ rem R?W YorlPI propqap \o JurnUh tbe mblic in si) tbitt is fished. If my custom roproT^t I ?xpe-6 mj stock to do, I fill :ert?iuly have a la.^o omtom. > ' ' ' * Abbeville," AngiKlOih, 1.89$ : . .. - - * *? ? <is