Abbeville press. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, December 01, 1865, Image 4
ADDBKSS r- ~
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#W?p. ' HOR. HRBSKSXJ
clr- . . fOHHSON.
^abtuH below large portion of tlx
A.<Wre't? of iton.Udtshell V. John
?to, Freshen tof llfie late GeorgUConven
'lion, delivered before (bat tioily. T}ie Addfyasp
earnest, eloquent and suggestive
and giving .timely counsel to tiie Nortli
"ilfftiast undue inlerfcrrence in our domestic
nrfitioni, and' inculcafing up.on.our own
'people o Jiumano and liberal policy to tlic
blocks. We commend it to (life perusal o!
our rend eta *. *
y "it a trllC ifinl our labor nystom baa been en
tirtiy deranged, disorganized, almost destroyed
; and we are.now to enter upod the ex'perl
mem, wncioer U|" nut, vuu menus ui muvi
which or* led to us, the clnsa of people U
which we are to look in the future as our Inhering
oloi?, can be organized into efficient unc
trustworthy laborers. That uiny bo done, or 1
hopo it may be done, if left to ourselves,
'if I could have the ear of tlio entire people
of the United States, nod if' I might be permitted,
humble though I be, to litter nil ndfaonltion,
not by the way of threut, but for
th? purpose of animating tlictu to tlie pjn-dn.it
bf m policy which would be wi."e, nnd salutary,
And fraternal, and best for the country, 1
Would implore them that, so far as providing
J ..t ?n;,
JOr tint organization iiho a <;mr3
* and truitworthy laborers, tlio I'oilcr.il gtivcrBmfnt
should just aii*ply let us nlonc. We nndnrstand
tlie oharnctcr of thdl cliusof people,
th*ir eipneilieiv their instincts, and the cnu*e?
whicWfOfltrtl their conduct. If we cannot
acceed in ranking them trustworthy nnd
ciaflt a* laborers, I think it in not haying too
touch, when we ullirtn that the l'uderal government
need not attempt it. 1 trust ihcv
will not, and that wc will have the proof pi iv.
liege of being let alone, in the future, in reference
to this data of our people.
?* nrt> onnoi>rnoiL nn.1 Q<\ fnr>
0U IUI Ufl " v ? - -y ? ? ??D
the relationships we sustain to thoni are concerned,
we have duties to perfoun. 1 am n
Georgian, and speak to Georgian*, an hoani-n
ble, conscientious, high minded people,Svlm
re prepared to ditchargo their duties, and
readj to rend them from surrounding circumstances.
1 begJ.o suggest, and I would tlint I
eonld be heard by every citizen of my beloved
Stale, that of *11 things upon this sul.jvct, it U4
most unwise, and unjust, and 'unkind, for the
former owners of alavra to cultivate toward
them, a Reeling of dislike, or unkindnesf; tbeir
emancipation has oot been brought about bv
Oioir act: and * ia reference to tho or><>nn.
through which wo have been patsiug, it U one
* of thtmost remorkfcble events lu t.11 history,
that such a people, with such temptation to
iiufirbordination and insurrection, as was constantly
presented to them during nil the period
of the revolution, and inefst cijieciat^- during
the latter portion of it, shottlJ hrivo been so
qaiit, so circumspect, sd we'll behaved, so
subordinate. All over our State, women and
children have been left alotte In their houses
of abode, without one single,, solitary male
protector?the husbands, * the sons and the
brothers far a Way Vipoo the tented Geld?and
yet our women and children, thus unprotected
have been unmolested i>y the colored population,
and permitted to enjoy aafeiu .and ceeufrity,
and at inapb- fef Mfe eomfoiU of Iiodm,
aa waa compatible *ith the condition of the
country. .
I aay, therefore, that the emancipation of
(Iff negroes amongat ut ia not the work of llieir
own doing. They behaved themselves -well
during the war, and the ahockles of tlavery
knocked off, it is not strange that we
ahould tee llsllossuctt, ldlenca*, ihriftlesniieas
exhibited by them, and in sonio cases even in.
subordination and a spirit of mutiny?not
inore, however, than Under the circumstances
freasonaUa men might have espectcd.
I apeak this for a two fold purpose ; first, to
pay a just tribute to lhat unfortunate class of
, our people, and pecond, to remind ohrselves of
the spirit which ought to animate us in our
U J- 1L - .1 _ J . .
*vuuu\ii< wwiruo mem, quu iu iuBiui.nining me
(relationship which iniist nec^iearily exist bo- I
twern ut in the future. Our conduct should
be kind, humane, salutary, magnanimous, just.
Tke result of this will be the production of a
feeling of mutal confidence between the two
**?he black raee mutt feel that tbe white man
it not bis enemy?that he is just and ningiwmianoua
and that on the other hand will beget
fcbbdnct on the part of the African race, so far
iu tney aYt now capable of being operated tip
on by such influences, a feeling of trust and
, confidence and kindness, and u ?villi|gue*a ip
tesftoad to.the du'.iee obligatory upon llufti,
ana tbiii enable both to move along harmoniously
iff the prosecul ion of enterprises, and
perhaps successfully in tbe .promotion of mu,
ta?I intereiU.
Now, if cultivate this feeling, (and any J
>oc4iu|{ wuuiu qui. coniorni wun our duties
toward* them,) and this feeling shall be
tmbodied io a wise and welt adjusted code of
laws for the government of both claasei, bee?wa?
laws that shall be ^nsctcd iu reference
, b tts?.vkttj can not appropriately bvsuited to
Utt otUfcr ittasft On Account*of Uieir color and
fundamental difference of raoe. I uy if wa
shall adopt suel) a code of laws tlia'hall give
?abo$i8cnt to those feelings of justice, kindhtm,
and humanity, which I thing it is fur duty
t*> cultivate towards them, we may indulge
'a kopt that we may organise the in into a class,
of trustworthy laborers.
k-Wn Aanimt ?n*Aa?J ? J-i? 11 *
. ww??.uvwvu iu uuifig litis 1101614 our I
MMTm ifrhh Reference : to that claw of people
-|jH| b? regulated by these high coniideraliops
of conduct. We msj'succecd, if we are
Ml'iaiMMrti-Mioi bnlj at home, upon our
plantation*, but in our fcgidlative halls. If we
?o not the experiment^ill only piove to be a
JeStorej and.! fear it wilt be t? failure. But
lat u make tba experiment in fforoj faith, and
in proportion we succeed wo acball be remunerated
for the effort, and in proridrtion aa we
ah*B fail lat ua inaugurate auch a policy aa
will bring into our tnidtt a sturdy, energetic
?U?ol laborers front other countries, so that
%fcr-country shall not be a bowling and deaofete
Vrite, so that our farms may bo repaired,
*bdr fenoea-rebuilt, and our Jiomesteads made
'(MkliltbV Md ?n ? >? ~
MIim V . OI#ie w? itiall
of protp?nty and thrift.
rW *?> ? bm auggsi.
- SgESSSS S^j-s&r
s?zx&is?fM " * ?
I wiH oot detain Van lMh~^u ml . ? .
j-- ?-?? tni resptution
which provides for the adjournment of
this ooaYen Lion this day, rrserTss a dutj upon
JOW preeidiagofficer, within eix KibnthtltrreIT
ft Atmld become necessary, Uxcell you
together again. That resolution also contains
iJwatWua. that if from tl?^. resignation. dtiability,
or detth, yobr presiding officer should
, a*> M atrhs to' perform this 'duty, it Will deTslTi
upon th<s chief useful ire <Jf HIM. State.
If Mt removed by death) I ?eoi>fess to j'ou,
fM&fcprt, whed that elausc was read in'the
MMfetfen. a thrill weot through my fraroo.
li ft possible that in the opinion of more than
UttW hundred intelligent, txpsriiutd iheii of
Aygpai there is suoh a conviction of the
WPWrolfcwof tke death of* healthy man
jHIMe ril months, that it ahonld be provided
wt by (MlnuuMlrof the ,eenveption?.8o it
! ? gunittmtm, It waa well pat in.- Two of
?*r body tsw passed away.' We shall never
all soe?t again. Whether J. shall be'called
!' . . - > . . ' :
* - - *' %* ' - i--.*
Li hence, or you, it is not at all probable that ire
eliull all meet again.
3 Gentlemen, iu view of tbia tiling, nnd in
view of our surroundings, in view of the chastising
scenes through which we have passed ;
iu view of tbf %orrow which hang arouud tho
hearthstone# oC almost every family within the
borders o? bur beloved State, in view o( the
t luillowcd memories of those that sleep'uu(
known upon the bnttlc field, let us go home,
nud cultivate among ouc fellow citizen? feel
ings of kindness, eschewing every thing like
discorded heart bflriiingi, and bitter strife.
Wo have been divided iu other times apon
( party jssu^s. Great principles have divided
[ up, and if* the conduct of our political coutests
we have been intolerant, vituperative, unforgiving,
unehtritiiMe. That we may ovoid such
feelings hereafter, let lis return home, as if
from attending the funeral of our mother.
Our uld inollier, ^linnk God ! is not dead ; but
she lini been ivduccJ to extremity; w<j have
been colled together to uurfe m ound her bedt
side, nnd to endeavor, if possible, to reanimate
and reinvigorate her wasted body, and now
almost jmralyred limbs, nnd to drive back iuI
toiler henrt the vital blood, and bid it throb,
[ until ihe vifgll current.Shnl* Ftreatn through its
accustomed courses, and even until *fi? shall
bloom again in health. [Sensation aud applause
]
- Wc have met liere?- friends ; the expeiknco,
of Un? nn^t hiils um lliAt Wfi oontimm to Iia
friend*. When we retjirn home let ua diatribnte
the sentiaieiit nniuni; nil clnM'es of our
neighbor* of chnrity And love. Let ug admonish
them tu love their country, n,nd to obey the
constitutions and laws of tho lands.
In vij;w of that certain, sad event which
iiitiiit sooner or Intel* come to ua ?y, gentlemen,
be circumspect, and let us walk thoughtfully
upon the shore of-that vust ocean \thicl: we
must sail ?u soon.MY
CHILD.
O, that thou could'al forever t)j
As pure nud bright us notv.
U, iiiutonro would never leave
Its *hmlowa on lliy brow.
tenrs might never tlim
The lustre of lltiiie eye, ?
Or thy bvvet-1 lips?so innocent?
Give utterance to a
I wouM not have thy beauty mnrrcJ
My dicknc3(, grief or sin,
1M have tlirc beiiiiliful withafif,
Hut lovelier far witliiu.]
And wheflpl f?M thee'to my heart.
And kiss thy emiliu? fnc?\
1 ask not fame or gAd for thee,
Cut health and heavenly grace.
And may ft mother's frrvnnt pnij-w
for thee lie hear^?ii liigli;
A prayer, my ^>rcci<Hia on?, 1 hrcalho,
When nouu but God is nigh.
TO OWNERS OF COTTON.
In answer to numerous inquiries
from abroad, wc should say
that wc are prepared to take charge
of, put in order and ship any lot of
Cotton iii the states of Georgia,
South Carolina or Alabama, as \yo
have local agents at almost every
town, anil a corps of most efficient
men, selected for integrity, capacity
and experience, to take charge
of every lot.
"ftre will also pay all taxes and
chaiges of ever^ discription, and
make liberal advances on Cwtton.
In short, we will lakechargo of the(|
I Cotton on rofiAinla #?? ?/? ? ???/>
Vft Vt VIVIO UUU
give the owners 110 treubltf wliat
ever, from the time wo reccivc it
until sold and returns arc made bj
our houses.
"WATTS, CRAKE & CO.,
New York, or
. \V7C. WATTS & CO:,
Liverpool, England.
We invite the special attention
of nou-residents to our facilities.
E. M. BRUCE & CO., .
Augusta, G?i
E. P. METCALFE & CO., 7
Commission ami Forwarding Merchants,
Savannah, Gri.
E. M. BRUCE, MORGAN & CO.,
Cotton Factora and Forwarding
Merchants, Apalacliicola, Fla.
Ocf. 3,1865, 25, 3m.
?
joUH KING & CO,,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS,
FLOU 11,
Foreign and Domestic LIQUORS,and CIGARS,
Crockery, Hollow Ware and Glui Ware.
2,000 Hacks Liverpool Salt to arrive.
No. 88 Hazel Street,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
Not. 10, 1865, 80, 3ra
NOTICE.
ALL PtnoDi having d<mands against the
Estate of WM. CARTER, dee'd wil
pleaso hand tbern in at one*. legally approved
JAS. W. FOOSHE, Ex.r.
Ninety-Six Depot, Oct, 26, 1866? 28, lOt
-
' LANDS.TO EENT, i.
I WILL rent my Land for the year 186(1#on
favorable term*, to a praetieal planter.
And will cell Horses, Mules arid Stock. For
information apply to the subscriber at 8mithvUle.S.C.
WM. SMITH.
Oct. 26, 1^65, 28, 6t
(Mr A n piir i^n
aou HLW AOU.
STOLEN
PJU)M my Waggon on U?%oiglit of. the '28th
October, * Bay Mara >lULBy medium8i*e,
roached Mane and Tail; BrAn&td 0tt'tba
loft theulder with the Latter 'A. Jihe I? quick
ifl hameta or under the saddle. . , u.
I will give tha above reward for the appre
hention of th* Uiief and delivery ?f the mule,.
Or Tweuti-Fire Dollar* reward for the Mole. ,
Address ma at/N Inety 8i* Depot- ?r Green1
Not. 9,1866, 20,'it ' ,
' ,*
_ 1 ? .
NEW MARKET
1 i isr ' \t
FULL BLAST!
rp C. LIPSCOMB, T. L. COLEMAN and J
' . W. OREKN, Iinve "formed u coporlneiah.i^
in the Mercantile Business at New'Market
Depot, O. A O. It. R ? tinder the iiutne of 'J*.
C. LIPSCOMB A CO.
Are now prepared to ofler our friend:) mid
Hie pub^c, a full assortment of
ART
LADIES' BONNETS & .HATS,
' MEN'S AND BOYS
HATS & CAPS.
/* iJAHUli OIUL1V. Ui'
sskdss, mmmwMv
&C.
AND INTEND TO KEEP
EVERYTHING USUALLY
FOUND IN A COUNTRY
STORE.
We will si-ll for Cash or tnko in Barter, a I
COUNTRY PRODUCE,
AT
MARKET PRICES.
ahu wini.il we are trying to make it profitable
to (iiirMelves, will likewise endeavor to make it
to tlio interest of our ciiBloinors to trade witli uu.
Will ulso pny *
FULL MARKET
PRICE FOR
COTTON.
Fov. 1>, 18C5. 3 41
ANDREWSMALL,
AUCTION AND
General Commission Merchant, 1
AliUEVILLE C. 1L, S. C.,
BEGS leave, inoiit respectfully, (o Acquaint
his friends in Town uii>l Country, that
he Ikiirt tnkcu tliat large Store, corner o'f tlie i
Marshall House, in the Square. <yid lias opened I
it as a General Attction and Commission Mart, j
where ho will gire his entire personal alttention
to the sale, either public or private, of all
consignment:* of property that may be entrust
ed to his care?all kind* of Country Produce,
Furniture, lfc-y Good?, Hardware, Crockery,
Glaes, ?te. Having large accommodation he
will be prepared to receive and sell iill Good?
tlint 11143' forwarded to him.
Consignments solicited from all quarter?, and
prompt remittances madf.
Auction gales attended to in town And couutry.*
'
Combined Willi the fibcive lie has opened aii
Intelligeiieo Oltiee where persons wishing f??
hire acrvutits, can obtain iuforinn'.ion which
will facilitalo the object of their desires. .
A\nill'IV KM lit
! Commission Merchant mid Auctioneer.
Received on onsigmriout a largo qtlnniiiy of
SMALL WAKES,
HOSIERY, LADIES'
FANCY
WOOL GOOES,
PRI'NT S, &C.
?ALSO,?
BACKING AND ROPE
OF THE BEST QUALITY.
Abbeville, Oct. 3J, 1805, 2ft. Sin
c AT n aq nnii ronriirm
onuii Ut AJjAll JuO 1 il'l'Ii
DY TUB COURT OF ORDINARY1. .
ON DUE examination it is Ordered nnd decreed
that the Lands 1 of SAMUEL T
BRANYQN, deceased, be. so d by the Sheriff
of Abbeville District at Abbeville C. II., on
Sale Day in DECEMBER next. The plsntation
Contains One Hundred and" tifty-three
Acres, more or less, situate in Abbeville District,,
on Corner Creek, waters of Little River,
adjoining lands of S. M. Trible, J. S. Car&ile.
and others. ?
Purchase money to be paid in specie,
WILLIAM HILL, o. a. d.
i Nov. 10th, 1805, 30-2t
THE STATE OP SOUTII CAROLINA
AXBDE VPLLE DISTRICT. ?
Dicey Tiibble vt. James IL Trible, and others.
Bill for Partition.
IT Appearing thatEbenezor Tribble, Samuel
Magill, Mary. A. Gtubbd, Geo. \V. Tribblb,
and James K. TribVle, Defendants in this ease,
reside beyond the limit* of this State, On motion
by Me&tiwato, Cortip. Sol., Ordered that
said DefendAOU do appear and answer, plead
or demur to said^Bilt toil/tin three months from
the publication h'ereof, or the same will be
taken .pro against them.
ttu ?f I ntrnn
?v Dl. XI. fAlVIVpIl, O.E.A.D.
Com. Oiftce, Nov. 8, 1866, 30, 3m
DENTISTRY.
SAMUEL H. fiEARD, Dentist,
GRADUATE of the Baltimore College of
Dental Surgery* haft repumed the Praolice
of Dentittrjr at AbbeVil.'eC. !Ji lie vonld
call the.attention of the public to Hto..Beauty,
Cleanliness and Durability *of the Vulcanite <u
? ior leein, m woma urge upon *11 mo
importance of filling teeth before they become
painful, thereby preventing decay atrd extraction.
Charges reasonable. Office In Jm. T.
Moorj's building,-over O. R. McNabb's fitore,
Nov. W, 1865,81, ?mf
25 REWARD.
THE* above reward wili be pnid for the re* '
towrj (?f # Vay Ho'rie,. 16 bauds high.
\d\ife in the foi-uhejtd, white on all four feet,
cix years old, which was stolen frpm the subscribe*
on the night of the tftth inst, from Mr.
VPn;ieesl^?8UbIe?,<in the neighborhood of
'formation lldgfd with Mr, H. T. 'fasten
will recefveattentioD.
- H. COWARD.
Nor. 1?, IBM, *1, 2t
4? - -?
J
COKESBURY,
Not. if. 1865.
JL"
Wc do not propose to sell
Goods cheaper or to sell better
Goods than others; , We
claim to sell as fine Goods
and as
gboTeries
. AiN U AS
PUREDRUGS
AND
Medicines,
A ^
i\s any person in the State.
All we ask is for those wishing
'
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
DRUGS AND MEDICINES*
to call and examine for themselves.
We are determined
to merit the favor and confidence
of the purchasing pub?
lir.. Wo nvo Kiiro mi it ?ci I
our interest lo make. it their
interest to purchase from -us.
Our supply of Dry Goods,
Groceries, Drugs and Medicines
shall be complete.
MOOMMIUm
Cokesbury, Nov. 17, 1865 tf
IF YOU CALL ON
J.A.TALMADGE
White's Jilock, next Door to the Jluuk,
* *
?ou will find a. Good Assortment
of
DR? GOODS,
SHOES, SHOES,
HA T S, li .A. X W ,
TABLE CUTLERY, &U:
TTE Iirs just returned from N?w York with |
-K.JL a cnoice Bcireiion ot
LADIES' FINE WORSTED
DRESS GOODS,
Which will be sold at email profits.
DeLAISESI DkLAINES I DtLAlNESI
CHEAP I CHEAP I C1IEAP!
CALICOES I 0ALICOES! CALICOES!
GOOD AND VERY CHEAP.
r
CROCKERY! CROCKERY!
' Very Cheap! Call and see it.
MENS' AND BOYS' HATS.
9 9 I
If jyoivwant a bargain, come and'examine
'them.
\Ve do not object to show our Goods to
all who will favor uB*\vith a cal). It gives
us pleasure to do bo even if ife so happens
that we haro not the articles to pioaso those
Whn will tsaL'A'A IiUiV flirnAlrfK nil? i^A/klr
Nov. 17, I860, 31, tf. *
J..L.CLAKK,
{ REI'AIKBR OF
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry,
HODGES DEPOT, S. C. *
IS prepared with all necessary tools and materials
to do anything in'his line of bniinesa
at tlik lowest rates. All Work Warranted
to do well for twelvo montlia, if not send it
back and it will he done free of charge. Give
me ?trial and satisfy yourselves. All work
left at my shop will be taken care u? Terms
Cash. Qept. 2. 1865 25 0m.*'
TIN WARE.
AFTER a suspension of four years, Uie subaertber
has resumed biisinesa at his old
staud, and ia prepared to execute promptly- all
ordess entrusted to hiip. To all who have engag
St.. .LaL. L? >nu
CU V??l? IU VIU| MIWU. 0 V WVUIW ^"7 M" *'""
one,. H. W. IM.W80N.
vQai. 4> ftflS 34-if - - -*
* NOTICE.
. - " :
WATCHES, CtOC? *nfl JEWELTtY
repaired ?t ?horU?t notfoo and jn Ui#
beet ra?nner by JOHN T, 'Olf Elf,
Next Door to Wier A Conningkro.
Sejpt, 28.J8M, #4, if
0
- i I ' '
JOHN CORBETT,*
ABBEVILLE C. S; C.
WOULD inform his bid patrone, and the
publte goiiornllv( the Town and Country,
that he i? prepared to do all
GRAINING, MARBLING, PAPER
HANGING, AND SIGN WRITING,
ON Tin-: SHORTEST
NOT ICR I
ALSO,
BUGGIES, CARRIAGES, AND ALL
KINDS Ob' FURNITURE PAINTI
. EI), VARNISHED, Oil POL
ISHEb IN THE NEATEST
STYLE.
Walla of private'or public IJuilJings, insidu
oroui, i'aintoil, Uolorcd or ^VhiUnvil "hi a nent
manner, nt very low prices, for produce, such
ob Flour, Corn, Wheat, Midat-aes, Peas, itc.
Wrders left nt the Jtmnur, or J'ft if Office,
will meet with prompt attention, Or al his
| Work Shop opposite tlic Jail.
| lie would say to persons living in the country.
v$ho mny wish their Carriages or Huggie?
! pointed, that if they prefer it, he will wait 011*
them at.ttieir residences, aud do any work for
I them thc-y den" re.
Nov. a, 18U5, 29-2m
' HODGE'S DEPOT.
rrMIE UnJeraigueJ /lavojust openedcoroJL
plete assortment of
DRY GOODS
AND
GROCERIES,
at Hodges' Iti'pot. Tliey linve been ateurcd l>y
the must experienced in tliebudines:?, llint their
stock will compare favorably with any in iLo
up country. ' <?
COME TO
iTATtrinfii T\nr.Affi
flUUliCS UJ&rUT !
Here you can gat your horse aliod or btigyy
incnded, your wulcli repaired, your hut dress
ed or made,
HOOF SKIRTS
made or mended, or buy tow ones. Il-re if
llie r.-iili'ond, *nd !><yo is your Dinner lloudc
by Ir. U. GLYMPH.
TermtCanii ot Marketable; Produce at earrent
rafes.
COCHRAN, ELLIS & .CO.
Oct. 1, 1865 2i tf :
Tim STATE OfUijrU CAROLINA.
AKliE I"ILLE DISTRICT.
In Equity.
L. IX Mtrriinan hikI )
I?. J. Mi i ritiia'n, liidftvifo, V *
vs. - ) liill for rartitiou.
Albert J. Clinkacnli'#. j
Jim. M. Hamilton, nnd !wife,
and others. J
TT npp^nriiig to. my falirlnction thnt John j
jl. in. inimiiiuii, una who (.;uroi>n<j, J nines
N. Cliiikeculc!", F. li. t'linksi-alcs, James M.
ClinkseiiU-9, Florence Clinkitculc?, Elizabeth
Clinkicalcs, Amanda M. Clinkseales, Jumcs M.
Cowan nn<l William F. Clink?eaK-t, defendants
to ihi?I>ill, are absent bt-youd the limits or this
State, On motion of Thomeon it Fair, comp.
no)., Ordered^ that laid defendant.-) do appear
and pleud, answer or demur to snift Dill wilhiifc
three months from the publioation hereof, or
the same will be tuken jti-ff cunfcMu against the
adult defendants.
WM, U. PARKER,CK.A.U.
Comm'ssioner's Ollic?, \
Oct. 18, 1865, 3?> I
SITUATION WANTED.
Having (ormed a largo acquaintance in
this District tor the past two years, i oftVr
my services as Clerk in aGrooory or Va
riety &iore. liuving rssjuetf live years'
in Charleston, during which time I tvas engaged
two years, aa Collector, ^nd
three years in a Grocery and liar" Itoom,
which has given mo a general knowledge
of business.
Or, I will tuke a Cotton and Provision
Plantation on certain terms for the pest
year, and my experience in thi3 business id
as follows : One year in the cultivation
of Provision.*, Kice and Cotton In the low
.country, two yeara culttvatiog Provisions
and^Cotton in this District. And having
been successful in eettincr labor out of the
Freed men I feci satisfied that I can make n
crop the next year. The best of reference
can be given, as regards to character, <fcc.
Address
*OHN 2. JOHttSON,
^ Greeuwood, S. C.,
Or apply to rae at White Hall.
Nov. 10, 1865, 30, 4t
GEORGE ROBINSON,
. WITH *
FLEMKG & KtfWJiANDi
Wholesale and BeUul Grocers, No, 296,
South Side Broad Streett Aniaitdt
da.
CONSTANTLY on ' band, Baga*yi Coffee.
Baggings Ffop<?) Salt, Iron, Naila.oad
Woolen Good*.
Hi* and?r?|goed would bo pleasod Urate his
trjetKJ# ai ADoaviue ana j&ugeneia juumo^s at
tlie above place. <
GEORGE ROBINS OK
Nov. 10, 1865, 80, 4t
COTTON WANTED.
I wiH -pay the highest prioo for
Ootton in Gold- or U. & oorrrcpoy.
J. A. BNSLOW,
Abbeville 0, H;, Sept, 20, 1865, 28, tf s
m
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NEW ST0SE
rS *e.
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Calhouns Hills'
The liiidersigned would respectfully
invite the attention .
of Purchasers to his Stoek of
Goods, consisting, in part, as
tun
luiiuws:
DRY GOODS,
SHIRTINGS,
nnxis,
HOOP SKIRTS,
Ladies' and Gentlemen's
VJ i:ET)LES,"Slio8 Thread, Pejicilu, Hook, and
IX Eye*, Pins, Needles, Fla^ Thread, Coiub#,
GLOVES, GENTLEMEN'S COLLARS,
Knives and Forks,"
IPocket iKnivos,
Pipe?, Ladies Enamelled IJelU, llair Oil, p Variety
of Toilet Soaps, Raisins,- Mirckeril, Hfrringr>,
Hugur, Green Too, Pepper, Salt*, Sffjin-fV
U?pi*, Jars, Pitcher*, and Saucer*, Table
Suit,
Smoking and Chewing Tobaccor
SHOES, "
Liuftcn Ilatidksfchicfc, Ladies Worked Collar!
Paper, Envelopes'', Pens,
.T??,.lru T.?. n 1... -V:- w... ' -?
?m|>wi v/Jiiawm kP, A ill ?l ait", f JSti*
TUltY TllltEAUf Kxtl'iivt Lorwood, liart?
Shoes', lini<p?, Custard Files, Shoe IMackiag,
Jfcc;, Jcc.,
Goods Bartered for Country
Produce wlien del'vercd at my
Store.
G. W. KELLEV.
Ahboville. Aiijj. 8, lS.:.'.,2-tf ,*
More Goods.
BRANCH & SONDLEY
HAVE ju*t returned from Xevr York wliir*
they |>utvli:ii>ed a yeiiriul assortment mt
Clouds, consisting iu part as follow*:
Dry Goods, Groceries, Crockery,
Hardware, School Books,
* * 1 * "* *"
Stationery, Fancy Goods,
DRUGS m MEDICINES,
Paints fitul Oils. "Wat* nnri fihnoa
Built Ladies' ?tud OeuUcmcr.'#, do., Ac.
Tfuy iutand to replenish their *tuiek often.
Sell for Cask or Approve! Baritr,
and bo entyfied villi short profit*. *
Abbevillo C. II. Sept. II, 1805. 22-Sm
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THE STATE OK SOUTH CAUOLfffA.
Abbeville bitlrict. .
Eliza Simpion, applicant, ) (- .
vs. f Summons pftf-a
David Whitman and wife, > titiun.
DruzillaAnn, ct ai. )
fieul Exlatc of Jlultrt Siinpion,- tltc'J.
IT appearing to my patinfaclion lliut Thomas
JVrry and wife; Sural), Win. Sitnpaon,
Hugh Simpson, Jane While, widow, tonic at
the defendants in this case, teside without this*
State: It i*. therefore, ordered (Fiat they d?r
appear and ohjeot to th4 sola of the Ii<yd K*late
of Robert Simpsoo, deo'd, cm or before ffro
first Monday in February next, or their c?usi-iit
ro the eainc will be entered of record.
WILLIAM 11 ILL. . '>
Ordinary Abbeville Dlslrm* -KIam
o lOrr on o*? 1 *r * ' -
AlVf? JOUU, 4U-UUI
: ? ^ j : - -w? *
COACH AND. SIGN
PAINTING,
THE undersigned would most reipcctfally
inform th? publia that.they have ou hand.*
Good Stock of Paints and Vnthltb, sod'tUtt
they are now prepared to do afiltindt of CA&- * '
ItlAGE AND SIGN PAlNTKW, at reri<rtia"
ble price*, for|eaBli'orvproTision?. "We occupy
the Paint Shop formerly owned by E. J. Taylor.
.jonir AUtxnis.
T 0. SEAL.
Anar. 17, 1885, 4, tf
Railroad Koticd. V
n!M3P!n7lB^5|iffffHn
OFFICE OBWX^UPTT G. iC.SK,
KRuaiA. Slit Sept., 1*65.
ON and ?tt?r thu a Puh?mr Trmia
wilt run daily. 4r?r IhU Italia*
Station* at Ui? utoal time*.
J- B;XASAiAftaM,fep<fc
:'"v 1 '"IV ' '
PMNTATHW W M.
I WILL leas* my pUa&tfcfeft' .
ior one or mora years, on f*T&rablct?ra*.
sSSI*h w" - iWP
Ott.'*, 1865 I5U .
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