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STATU OF SOUTH CAROLINA. Abbeville flistriet-In the Court of Ordinary. J)jj WILLIAM IIILL, Esq., Ordinary of Abbeville District. Hugh Wilson, hftB made apVV plication to m*? for letters of Administration of all and singular the good* and chattel*. rights and credits of ROBERT W. WILSON, deceased. Theso aro, thoreforc, to cite and admonish the kindred and creditors of the sui-.l deceased to bo and appear before mo at a Court of Ordinary for Abbeville District, to be held at Ab bcvillo Court House, on Friday, the lGlk day of March iost, to show cause, if any they an, why the said lettora should not be granted. Given under my haud and seal this" 20tli day ofFobruary, 1800. WILLIAM IIILL, O.A.D. Feb. 2G, 1800, 46, Bt. TANNERY, tools, STME, CORN AND FODDER. ? > ? ? I WILL Rell, at tlie X/?rd known as CRUIK SHANK'S TANYARD, l'ickens District, 10 milts from Gieenville C. II.. on Wednesday, 7th March next, at Auction, that SPLENDID TRACT OF LAND Containing about 711 acres?200 acres open, 7ft of which is Bottom Land; the balance in Woods, On the tract there is one of the best TANNERIES in the State. There is also a BARK AND CORN MILL, Worked by water-power, and all 'nccessary Buildings on the place. Tho Tnuyard is in full operation working 120 "Vats of all kinds. Corn Mill self-eustaining, The tract is situated on Brushy Ceeek, waters of Saluda River, ia Pickens District. Also, at the same time and place will be old, the CATTLE, HORSES, MULE*, liOGS, CuRN? FODDER, POTATOES, 1,000 POUNDS BACON. SIXTY CORDS OF RED-OAK BARK. For further information, apply at the Tanyard, or to me, at this place. JITI.lir< n axitTTT Auct'r aud Commission MerclW, Greenville, S. C. February 22, I860. 2t Washing Made Easy, Washing without Rubbing or Boiling. rrwis I am ready to prove free of charge to JL tha satisfaction of anyone, who wilFgive me a call, or send their address. . I am prepared to scU the lieeipe -for making a Superior Soap, discovered by Dr. Craigu of Charleston, 8. C., whieh wiili a saving of one half of the time and soap, and an entire having of wood, and with iw? injury to' lite elothes, washes whiter tk?? they can be boiled. An v lady can make the mixture in ten minutes, ft waehej beautifully the finest snd conroeot fabrics. The cost of ehemieals will nut cxeeed $5.00 per year. I have any number of eertifieates ns to its superiority, from those who have used this mixture for seven years, but prefer to give an ocu lar demonstration of its merits. Rlnl.to !.?.? f? 4T o ?gMMT VUH UV nuu lur 71 ill OJJCUU', or f>LU in Carreocy. Apply to me at M<-s. Rmftey'u, Abbeville 0. H. duviivg 4.lwe present week, nnd after ibat time, at Cokesbury. M. II. GARY. Feb. 22, 18C6, 15. OF ROBERT M. DAVIS, DEC'S. ALL persons having claims ngainst this Estate are horeby notified to pr?sei>t the aanie to either of tlie undermentioned subscribers, as soon as poasiblo, an-it is desired to know tbe amount of the indebtedness of the Estate aa soon n? practicable; aad those who may be indebted to the Estate, whose obligations ate now doe, vrdl be expeeted to liquidate the tame immediately. ^ WM..H. DAVI3, Ex'r. Mount Carmel, Abbeville Dis't. JOHN H. REID, Ex'r. Anderson Dis't. Feb 28^860. 3t The Stat*#of South Carolina. Abbeville District?In the Court of Ordinary. ByWlLLIA M HILL, Etq., Ordinary of Abbe HL3 ville District. WHEREAS, W, H. Purkerson has mode op^pll&tioc to me for Letters of Admin Miration of all aud singular the goods and chattels, rights and credits of Calvin Graham, dee'd. These are to cite tbd kindred end creditors of the skid deceased to be and appear before me tt a Court of Ordinary for. Abbeville District, to be held at Abbeville Court House, on Monday, the 5th day et March next, to thovr cause, if any they can, why the said letters should not be granted. Given undtr my. tend_?nd_aeal ilhib Iflth dav of February,-IBM. Wll^UAM I1ILL, ' Ordinary Abbeville District. F#b. 20 17 2t j,- I .. ' JEK STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. AbbeTUie Mitriet-In the Court of Ordinary. By WILLIAti HILL, Stq^OrHnXTry o/'AbH *' bttilU District. ' f 4 HER5ASwP< Bradley and Mm. M#ry ?f Bradley have made application to me foe IMUura of Admiuiatratiou of all aud eimu1 art lie goods and chattels. rirhti anderadita of ARCHIBALD BRADLEY, decaaaed. Theee are, therefore, to clUj and admonish the kiadrad and creditors of the said deceased to be awi .Nipea*,Wa? ?ne<al * Court of Ordinary fiK^AMeTl^e"DtatrMt, 4o ba held at Abbeville f!aurt llonu nn V;M?v tli? 9.nd i)>v nf M> >/>!> rnVirt, Ib-tydW- teM?V if any th?jr can, ,w4iy. ?b*aridftu*tt tfrtttldjfetb* granted;- i ' Given under my'lund *nd ?m1 Ibis 14 th ?*y ?f Febrm*x 1866. " WILLI AM HILL, Ordirtiv? AMfffrUl* DUtriet. - r#b.ao - ij 21 Iti r; j ' t?T v,x.;,.FQtl 4 j FINE LOT of Stable MANURE. Apply A.lttC-7,, . ,J. , :> ?/,.-:i.u. / -/ R.,I? McflflYDE. Fi'b/, I, 184(1, 43, "a tf f (->; irpf? t# i ? ? ~ - -*? ?.. . I fa L.-..-L - ?' J-Jill-D- - -J".1" >?' [GOPY.l PRINCIPAL BRANCH , OV T.HK "NATIONAL INK COMPANY," - OF NEW YORK. Mr. CLARENCE McCARTHA, having been appointed Salesman and Gent-rul Agent, is the representative of above Company for I lie District of Abbeville, Stato of South Carolina. All parties, therefore, whether having dealt with ub previously or otherwise, will plen.se avail themselves of the advantages of dealing directly with the representativo of our bouse there; they will find it to tl\eir pecuniary interest to dfo so. C. L. Van Alern, Actuary. mil to tvir i - - - - * iji 10 hi iv iiaa oeeu 111 general ami constant use Cor the la3t twenty years, aud is warranted to be all that we aRsert of it: 1st. It it- indelible. Uil. It will uot corrode the pen. 3d. It flows wjth perfect facility; a line is never broken. 4th. It will not collect on the pen nor mouth tif the stand. All this is warranted. This Willing Fluid is black, with a rich and glossy tint of blue. I will furnish INK jn bottles at Now Yoik prices, carefully packed in shipping ordor in sized packages required. No charge whatever will bo made for barrels or Keg? in orders for INKS on Draft. On accouul of its indelible quality* it has mot with an extensive patronage from banks and Counting llo-ises generally, and in Schools, because every mark is perfectly distinct, and it* rich, glossy blue tint is very invititig to the eye. Address CLARENCE McCAUTIIA, Jan. 30 14 tf Abbeville, S. C. NOTICE TO DISTILLERS. FMlIIE FOLLOWING ACT, prised at the Jm. r ecent Kesaion 01 Lite Legislature, is published for the benefit of nil concerned. AN ACT TO REGULATE THE DITILLATION OF SPIRITUOUS LIQUORS. I. Bp it enacted by- tlio Senate ami IIou.se of Representatives, now met and sitting in General Assembly, and by the authority of the mime, That hereafter it shall be unlawful for nny person in this State to be engaged in the distillation of spirituous liquors from or out of uny grain or other substance, except raw sorghum d'ld the ordinary fruits in their season, without a lictrse therefor from the Commissioners of Public Buffings of the District in which .such person shall be 50 engaged. II. Thut before tiiO license hereinbefore mentioned shall be granted, iJ.'c person or persons applying for the same shall pay into the hands of the Commissioners of public Hui.'Jings of the District in which such applications ehall be made, the sum of two hundred dollars, ou and for such and every still; or other apparatus used iit the distillation of spirituous liquors, e>cepi from fruits, as aforesaid; which license shall not be grauled for a longer period thuu twelve months. ' III. That a violation of any of the provisions contained in this Act ulmll subject the person so oiFeudiug to indictment as for a high misdc uiemior, una, upon conviction mereoi, flucn person ahull be fined in a sain nol less than live hundred nor more than two thousand dollar?, and imprisoDoieai nol less than three month* nor more than two yenrs: iwo hundred ami fifty dollars of which line shall go to the prose cutor, who ahali 1*2 a competent witness ou bohiilf of the State. In the Senate House tlie twenty-first day of December, in the j'earof our Lord ojie thousand eight hundred atidsixty-five. W. D. POUTER, > President of the Senate. C. J I. B1MONTON, Speaker House of Representative#, Approved ; Jas. L. Oeb. Feb. 13, I8t>t>. 16 St DRY GOODS Tl-IE UNDERSIGNED, OF THE LATE FIRM OF ROBERT ADGER & CO, . Has this (1 ny commenced the WHOLESALE & RETAIL DRY GOODS BUSINESS, ? AT No. 252 KING STREET, L " ' * ' r- (In tbc Bon J) And offers a Stock ndapted to a firet class trade. The business will he conducted strictly upon the One Price System. The patronage of the friends of his late firm nnd of the public generally is respectfully solicited. , . JAMBS B. -BETTS. P.,1, 1 ISM /in * t ? WW. If AUUU, ?U4 Greenville and Columbia Railroad. GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE, Coi.ujfBM, Jimiftry 28tb, i860. ON nnd after the 30lh inst., the PASSKNGKK TRAINS will be rua daily (Suiv days excepted) as follows: - ? . - 7 " Leave Colombia, at fi 00, A.'M. " Alston, il.00 " " Newberry, 12.60 P. M. ' Arrive at Abbeville, 6.00 " "e?V And#soc, ' 8.10 ?' . " ^ Greebvil^,,; tf.OO' \ u" Leav? Greenville, ;.#t 4.3Q, A. M. * T-i Andorra, i *? 6.30 j 5 ? .!? AW nvllle, a " 7.46 i ?! N?wt?Art,? 1.10-T. M. Arrive at Alston, 2.J5i5 " Colombia,;^ ;8,X)0 't There will be about aeVen ralles oT stnging till between Fieshley'fl and.. Alston. jp?w?ncerswill b? furbished with jackal? through, ?e SSfjf' and Ferry. SIXTY POUNDS BAGGAGE ONI/T, allowed on tba Stage to one seat.' J B. Qejt'l Spp't, Jan. 28, 1866, 42, tf . . DEJ8TISXRT. SAMUEL H. BEAED, f y.A V i>'M iiXT'T > DXnffVZSV,; /fcADUATfc' 9/ the BaUiro<^ College.of \JT Dental Surgery, has resumed tne Practice of Dentiatry at ^.bbevilfe C. IF. lie would eall ulAiniiafMpttrt Durability tneiy aisamte at a base ft. '-lie all the importance olfilHjpg^eih.beforet^ey bwqme painful,-there by preventing decay apd eftrjfction. " Charges reasonably. Qffi<* in "Jo*. T. Moope'tf, bcjldjng, pver 0. K. MoNahCa tftore. Nov. i7, loCfi( 21j fiin * 0 i m. - ? r ' -i - i n~i?Tirri?Mivu^TirtiiTr nmnoi i? Mggmmm "ri?i iiwmyiiT?id?MMMPaii &S3R 1 SBBBSEttSBSSSQ THE SUBSCRIBER ? BEGS LEAVE TO INFORM . ' Of Abbeville and Vicinity, THAT HE HAS itif uouraoi, AND WILL CONTINUE TO RECEIVE, At the late Stand, of A. A. WILLIAMS, Brick Range, A LARGE AND VARIED ASSORTMENT FANCY & DRY GOODS, % ( Consisting in Part of tlie. following Articles, viz: LADIES' CALICOES, DELAINES, POPLINS, GINGHAMS, MUSLINS, HOSE, GLOVES, HOODS', SHAWLS, SCARFS, LADIES' HATS, LADIES' CLOAKS. BALMORALS, BONNETS, RIBBONS, ETC. GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, FINE. FRENCH DRESS COATS, DOE SKIN PANTS, OVERCOATS, COLLARS AND CRAVATS, GLOVES OF EVERY VARIETY LADIES' FINE DRESS SHOES, f?Anri?os awn i uni? *??*V " ? * ' - ' i > / , :v/ . -. .' T *f??.< ?. !i 'i.-> J BOOTEES. ,? f.'.A- ?v . M(v!3?i. -?il GENTS' DRESS SHOES, MITEI^ ANlLiOOTS, , . io^M ' < > ....'-'to i#bwj<ui u& ?; . CHILDREN'S g??= ' -t i j jr .4/it - 3 ?-*!;! A ? x od TOMMY. TINWABF.M or,- ., yi>. - -l ' ' S - ? *?vij/sAjvsqA ?ib1ja*ui6AT .<&js**q ot I wouU r<?pecUaUy"itif(Jtfl? cwity that I am istepnined Jo oM, come aU. - ^&ZS&SZP.%Z r * ^ Lsinjvu. ntfw fihbvlto.i m oJ : ftFmjMtt? , , , s t'j.-'fl'iaq oaf tt'.oi! Mnnt&so oyi j ?r.ii Jl AWvillf, -p. n.-Feli/ 43/t/ i ","' ? *Al '*<u. **lr) atf' * ' r?- T? :<?? 9'. _/:$.]? u ,?l\W ?. !* ' \ W II 1 l' II ?* i i^iaai GEORGE Has opened a new and i at Couparje's old Stand, \ PRINTS, the very best, from 25 t< DETjATXES, superior quality, frc POPLINS, of unsurpassed superl MERINOS, from 80 cents to $1. ALPACCA, at corresponding pri< Cassiineres, Silk Stripes, Lustres, Twills, of various patterns. Ladies' Furni A complete stock of CLOAKS Ol tern, from $7 to 545. Talmas, Saqnes, (Looseand Close LADIES* VESTS. HOODS, of every imaginable kin* Pocket Handkerchiefs, (Ilem-Stitc Cuffs, Collars, &c. MILLINERY, TO SUIT TBI American Crapes, English and It; *BTBB?)NS of every hue and Wic BONNETS, Dunstable, English Straws. IIATS, Jockeys and Turl PLUM ES, Ostrich and Marabcau LACES, Silk, Blond, Valontia, Br BpNNET FRAMES, Bonnet AV /i ? M ? m mmm lifiWTS7 UlUTMNli AN] COATS, from ?8.00 to $25.00. OVERCOATS-, from ?12.00 to 8 PANTS, from ?5.00 to ?>15.00. , Gentlemen's DR13SS COATS, suj BOOTS jSLJS Ladies French Leal Skin, Single a Congress Gaiters, Balmorals, low Misses' Moroccos, Goodyear's Pate Shoes. HATS and CA fi#<5EBHT III grog: For firtnily use, and Fancy. Oyst Fowls of every description, (Chickei Pie Sausage Meat,) Cheese, Cracker Coftce, Tea, Spice, Pepper, Ginger, digo, Blue and French Ultramarine Otto of Poses, Night Blooming Sweet. Brier, and other Extracts of TOILKT SOAPS, Colgate's Fi handles. Heavy Lot cf Liverpool, Canawhn Til fii _ ~rx . - T- ? uuie cione, iiiXrnict ot Jjogwooct, &< GEORGE Abbeville C. II., S. C., January 2C MARSHALL HOUSE,! Livery Stables, AND DE3C-?L.OI5L 3L-ITSTE3, TO "Waslainton. Q-a. Having taken charge of the above HOTEL, ami having tlioroii(r]il3 REFITTED AND REFURNISHED IT, 1 pledge myself, afler many yeare' experience in this busiueiw, to furnfch my gursta willi clean, comfortable ROOMS, and a 1 AHLE supplied at all times with the VERY IlEST the Murktts . or..-.t r j,.? : 1 -- uuuru. x qui uciLi ujaucu tu Bjjaie iiu |iu]jis 10 plense my patrons. My HACKS from Abbeville to Washington Go., will make daily connection with this HOUSE, affording to persons going West and East ft safe, comfortable and expeditious means of conveyance. Persona deaiiing to go from Abbeville to any point of the Country not accessible by public couveyanca con find at my LIVERY STABLES FOB HIRE. CARRIAGES, DUG0IE3 AND SADDLE HORSES. P. S. RUTLEDGE. Dec. 11, 1865 7 6m GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO., : : MERCHANTS & BAWKEHS, xjit . 2STO. 103 H-A-YlSrB STREET, Charleston, S. C.a KEEP constantly on hand a full assortment of GROCERIES nod will sell them at tbo loweat possible prices in this market. They will receive and sell on consignment Cotton and other produce, and will advance liberally on Cotton consigned to their house, r- > WILLIAMS, TAYLOR ?t CO., ; 147 Maiden Lane, New York. January 25, 1866, 41, 3m. xmfcxx J? JTL ARRIVAL OiP DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, :: BOOTS, HATS, CAPS,, ' vm tiii&u itvr : J' - ? yr t , : >< ? NOTIONS, &C<, atlj wrn j?'!.'iw<o!W; " i : v. ova !:*<* : ^-AtiNo. 2, - Granite Bange; ;*? ocj ?aa*. *>T < ?* . ;iu <>'; MI "WVlififlLUEN, ! -*VsVy l/l8f?, 4V/f9:1 /*. a?! wv e^iiTv 'hJ-l jit'j it *!: -jijoT" isgsgr: i'TPTVflF' ?WA ^^TP-71 ; A-XdAgL^q H 7 U63^JLBJC*#0 ; Aeft <jr Veil*!* .stand, *0018 prepnrc^tp Execute promptly aiT ]orda??ntruat?d to Irnv To all who haye entraJgfM "woHt h ?&**% hi wfeWa nay, *iff a ;TB^ ?i ?;lT io jy'-v*;r?c->?? j'fl 7 . !v?*? % -I--!! JJ I?J1 . _Li' ' . iHflj BENNETT I splefidid stock of tfoods, S| vhere he is selling ?| o SO cents. Ilia >m 40 to 45 cents? Ira ority, from 50 to 75 cents. . jjaS Bombasines* j|j|jg shing- Goods. I ? EVERY VARIETY mid H Bodice,) Breakfast Shawls. cl, Scarfs, Ladies' Nitt Coats, fSB shod, Fare Linen, and Embroidered.) ?H H 2 MOST REFINED TASTE. -I ilian Illusion, (white and black.) iSa 1th. |g| , Leghorn, Neapolitan and *Rice IS| bans. |9K| ussel Lace,Leal Lace and Embossed. I|j3 ire, Millinet and Capenet, etc. D FURNISHING GOODS. I icrior quality, from $15.00 to $25.00. J"33 SHOES, r g ind Double Soled .French CalfSkin, and high-topped, Children's and ?S? nted. India Rubber, Qutta Peroha ffl IPS, '.Latest Styles. I } I ERXES I ers, Lobsters, 'Sardines, Preserved SH is, Turkies, Wild Ducks, Venison, Wn s, (Soda, Butter and Wine,) Sugar, Ma Nutmegs, Starch, Fig Blue, In- 99 e Blue. ag Cereus, New Mown Hay, Essence the latest manufacture. 9H amily Soaps, Star and Adamantine 8S > Valley- and Coast SALT, Copperas, jffi| BENNETT. I i, 186G, 41, tf m NEW STORE OPEN I GREAT BARGAINS I T O B E EC AD . 1 mH ri"MIE Bubscriber lios just received a naw M JL stock of Goods, consisting, in part, of SB DRY GOODS, I HATS, I LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S 1 FURNISHING GOODS, I Northern-Made Shoe Pegs, YANKEE NOTIONS, And Almost Everything Wanted or Needed. ALL OFFERED VERY LOW TOE 0111. rERSONS ARE INVITED TO CALL AT DENDVS CORNER, LATELY OCCUPIED BY MESSRS. BRANCH & SONDLEY, ?Dd j examine for themfi?lv?>. , G. W. KELLEY. Abbeville, Jan. 28,1866, 42, If ?F- X,. OLARK, ' REPAIRER OF Wattes, Clocks and Jewelry, ,.o, . . HODGES DEPOT, S. Q. ' d J _!.L _f% ijiLxi .V < . . . ? I d-prrpireu wiui nt newanrT icon no mt- Xm J|i: terjajato do aoything in hi* line of bu*i- JW ness at tlie loweat ratts. All work warranted. Igjj to db well, for twelve month*. - If bot aeOd it ?gj beck will be dp?? free of ebtrg*.. <Hr* Sg me, a trial and aatiafy jonraelrea. All work MB left ut my thop will be token caro of. Ternusf I Kfji !'? OCliJ .Sept. 3,1864 i' 26-tm. , H i.. . .' biii ^".4*0 ir- ?; 3? A. C. HASKELL, B ATTORNEY AT LAW, I| '-oIymo.i. w? H JIA 8B tar; in Bquity.i , SB > is Tm? Range, Immediately i? .|apE .rear of Oonrt House. SSI rr-\ T^T"i" T>'"PT 5? ' TT^ODIi find ai* nore#'?** on: fi?anibS# 9 1 m