Abbeville press. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, January 11, 1867, Image 2
AN ACT TO A I TI.R A N ACT KNTJTtrt) " "A N ACT Tt*
AUTMl TUK CjRlMtSAJ, LjW." . ?- V* "
I JB* it enaet^d by ih> 8?"aHt. ^iuL-UcjVd of
*" Reprwentimves. now tnet ??id -*Ujtiujria Genera^ ;
Assembly, end by the * .?thoi ity or same,
!? That the Act entitled * A#'A?l V lUtf1 j
fr Crim uat Liw," which xrAs rptifcd oil the tiii?a'
s* uautli day of P?cemhcjvir\ the y?ut- of qr?r Lord
one lhoo?ttd.right hjtiulted ai>d ?t*ty^fiVe, tie 1
. and th6 aatne.in hereby T?n?*lod in m Jar as it ia
not hereinafter ri^aiteu,. - >. ^
II. Anjtiuult i&lont-to com mi I n. rape
If hereby declared to bo a felony without benefit
of pWgy. : & * ''' " *
fll] \fitfc r?p?ot to th? cflff?*'oT burglary o
fcji.d rtsod, npd to ull criminal ofTem-.-*, wliiclt ar<? o
ioHfltifatej 6f '*0i?r?vnted by boing'couiiiiilted it? <)
.^'dWdling-JTlWiMj, j?py bob**, buubuuo*; spaameiit,
building, erwiitotl, %lietl or box, b? whiuli
tb?r? jeeps a . p r o; ?rieluc, gJjjfajnb ? ,,\y lit Cl ttu ?11, <
' lijMjrer, or por?<Mi whe tadger'tlirr*, witb
"Jk ?IeW - td lho prot$<2tiou of property, ?1ihH be
deea*^-?*tfwellirig4ioa^ v of suoh a dwfcll;iug-li0ijjip,-br
{ any other _dWi*Uiiig-l;bu8e, ?!l j
: Louse?, <*j{--hoq?ev building#,. titous, ntid erec- c
iio^->rbioliiBr?.j*itblu l^ro2i'uftdr?d yards ?r it, ,
and orn apjiut loiiaot 1o it, oi to lha Bnaioeatab)tsh?neul
of whiqh it is -*n appui Itmuncc, shall >
be dMM patce?>- - ' I
1Y. Stealing,from tbe fi?Id n?y grnin or cotton
not yet mrerra |fbin tb? freehold, is hereby
innJe n felblty with benefit of olei'?y, " <
V. For any person to po^poy obstruction upon I
ft ritlroud, or t\> remove Or disarrange nny part v
1 hereof, or to injure the machine; y-or ciVsnsed ^
therdon, or to mislead any,,person craployod
thereonby Mse et*\tec*>suti.ur pi gun]- or Tii t?ny 1
way to interfere with nny part i>r;?ppuricnn?ue c
thotsbf'or with any schedule, operation or use
thereof," with wanton iitdi(Fereiica to coitsrqucncefej
at with a malicious intent to do harm to per
wn o* property, or to plunder, or to delay a 3
train .for dinhouest purposes, &huU lie ft felony
wiUioWt ben.cflt of o'ergy. - N. 0
VI. Any parson comraiuiiirr a brcsclt of I met
_:ti. ? -i.._i 11 i._ l .i.i t o
tiitu i?-iiauuuiuhv luiciitiuu oiiuii tie viqiu finny
* of -larceny; ntid so shall dny person who. shall v
hirt 'or counsel any other peroon'to commit n I
breach of. trust with a frauduluitt intention. j
"VII: Esery entry on the enclosed or nnen- |
closed land of another, after uoiioe from the { 8
Wiftier or tenant prohibitinjjthe eume, ehall be c
deemed a misdemeanor.. .,
VI1L If any person shall directly or indirectly t
purchase any product of n farm from iiny person
Who is in the employment of another, engtiped '
In husbhudry, without sufficient evidence of his t
right to sell, the " purchaser sh:i'l hn gnilty of ? (
misdemeanor, ana upon conviction of ?ny bitch
offence, shall be liable to a fine not exceeding
fire hundred dollars, sqd to sutler imprisonment 1
not exceeding^ twelve tiumlhs ; and the seller J
shall be liable .to'n fine'at It-ant equal to tivice (
til* value of the product sold ^ end if that be ,
not immediately paid, shall suffer im prison in nit
iu tlid peniientiary a^ibe dmbretion of tlio Court. 1
' v IX. Tho -pcmuhmerttof feloO'v with beuiik I I
kf clergy, for Ike first oliencc, shall nt (he die- t
jretioa of the Courtbe by. oneo_r more of the fol
i lowiug modes, to-wit; confinement in a penitentiary,
Wcrkhotwecr penal farm':(when such insti- 1
tution shall exist). for ageriod Not less than three 1
months nor more than ten yeare; with sncli in)- i
posit ion of bird lubor and solitary confinement
"as maybe directed ; confinement in tread-mill
or ftoekrijaoliUtry . confinement; hard Jalior-.; 1
corporal punishment not less ifian three months i
Dot more limn two y.-ars ; firiji t>oL leta Vihan ?
oae hundred doilori1, iior more llrku five hundred"
dollars. . ^ - . '
'X. Where noepefclol puaishmtnl J? provided 'J
for it misdemeanor, it shall accydlngto Its da- i
tare and degree be punished nX the discretion of (
the court by oue or more of the modes prescribed
iu-the section last preceding fyr a -felony with
beuefit-of clergy. . ' \ . 1
XL Upon vlHr of a. felony committed,-or t
npon certain information that a felonyha* been committed,
rany person may arrest the felon
and take him to a judge or magistrate, to bf '
dealt with accbrdiue to law. ... ?. (
, . 3?H<. ?b(?!)?be lawful for: any citizen to ar? I f
rse't'a^iy pert<ju In the night tiim*, by audi efR- f
eient maana'cstfi^'darkttesa. eud the probayjlly
of bUi escape tender necessary,- evta if Uis life '
should.Jje thereby taken, incases Where he feas 1
committed' a felony, or baa entered- a dwelling 1
house with evil intent, or hap broken, or if (
breakine into an out-liouae. with a vipiv to
blunder or has iu poaseaaiou stolen property, or
Deiug undrr circumstances Which roisb junt *ub- <
p'rcion of Lis design lo steal or id Commit eojne (
felony, flei'S wlieu he l.? lifcileu. . ; ^
XIII. Whensoever hereafter any person shall
migrate iuto litis Stole, antf-reside here.'or'
liibit an intention eo IdVMlde, if his htvJ chor/r 4
seter or his inability to' support himself ?nd
family, sli?ll be made to appear tblha Judge'of
the District Court, the said Judge shall, by wfif: i
M) wir+ant require him to outer, within-twenty <
6?ys. Uitreaftej, into a. bond, payable to - the.
Slate, with two freeholders ns sbreties; whose I
sufficiency shell he approved by thc^flbllrdf th<i -f
Goartiuapsnalty of oue thousand dollars, cond' V
tioued fur his good behavior, mid for lus cotiiin- 1
ued support of himself and futnily. i
eaie such person nhall 'full lo give tfip bond'aa
ao required, the District Jqdge.la'ha'riiby *aibot-'fj
ltd nud required, opon cotb plaint 4&d,du* pfO^ -g
thereof, to issue ^57ArraCt.oqmuiandJng jfich "
person to loll*&?!$?* ?
Mtfter. And if ftiiy pf -et' ?O.0fa*r?d to (
li?v# the State ebell ueridp' V^^tblB ihtf' tiine
ptescribed,iu such warrfcn^bMW'.lAftSw'y *
'raisdemjMnor,: aud; .upou cdiiv^?^;;*h6r^pVB?; ;J
lUbU-rJ?:ii0ne;^ipJ^Rm?Dt,, <wrpor*^wjM^ i
TOent indbard-llhor?a| the dis^wiioo' of >b?; ;
Court ff the bond alptouid BhoulcI bo g'*/p,- >.
WabaU be kept' b* the Clerk; and wit ih*p|p? f'
may bo ord*i*d by tJw l>>?rrict Ju<%e. Jj? 4
ftufr aoy fin# imposed upon,lhe,pft?o>pelobH'*-., 1
Bor nnd not paid by him, and any sums ?rpe?<J |
ittriHe BUppot of hinweJfor W? unchjr '
publio authority, shall be agscKsed ub da imager, to t
s be eolIeoteJ ou,lrr ilie. judgment lor ihe peualty t
)OtUt# bond, whlctt U^lt brt rccovO'^d upot>-totpef ^
j2^^fe^assiaP:iiiy6M^
good8, ciip?e* i o fiction, ba n k bifl^j' I>i!l? i-BoijV- ' <
now by Uw iLrwiy be eooiniutetf, '
?f allr lMsieftkutl?d ^ii?np&i orfiiaMiiaU /?-<* f
Ofitura whlcli Jjov? jo any degree been *ubj?ielfed I
+9 ^?v^ufrol ?f; iff iffC^g, I
?rDfw?r p*ru? HJftr*w, ? ?uiw?iprodneuof- ^oq :i
, matt, whether evtred frrtn .tb# ?oil af/tfov'-wJ $
??*U Mich Jbuur* ami. pari* of ib? Mil ? ^
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Friday, January 11,1867.
?uxri-U-- ?oi. j?r. p?fjafefea&fatesBar<
B8T ttetcafUr all Oblitunr^ Kot'ce^fribilta
<ff Jieit/jfcl, -ariii.communication* on subject?
f, a per tibial character,. in*ert*\J??? tfieVumn
r the IJannuh, tcill bechar^cd fttr qf-oMr regular
drerlit'mg ratte.'-'Huch Notice* *nu*t, in every
H tin fir* ,'ftm flAmmiiftaiW hit ????- 4t*+
?i?r -w -.-v xxufv -y ? Jiif
on <o v/iomlKty-art to be dtiaryed. .
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IBIPEACHHENT OF THE rUEBIDENT.
In the House on the 8ih inat., Mr. Ashley inroduee<l
u resolution which instruct* Hie JuiiiUty
Committee to inquire whether, in th??*
Itsi'hargc of l>i3 duties. Andn-w Jfthcsou, ax
r"ice Presideul nnd netiu^ President of liie
Jtiii*<I Stnlos, was guilty of nets detigncd to
:oviU]>i the Government-of th?j ,Uujt;od States
>r. any .depiiri men I thei.eof, whether )id
iad fieen-guilty, 'f. ?"tji nets as in the law
vould lift denominated bigh eriines nnd mitde
rteonnr?, tvhich required the interposition of
he House, sud tlmt the Committee fffcve pow- j
r to send for persons <ind p ipers.
j>ir. opmuingj moveu io in)- me resolution
ii the table, which wur disagreed to by yeoj
9, nays 10&. * ,
Mr. Asidey dein<in<'led lite previous question
id (lie passage of the revolution, and it w???
irdered. The resolution w? tlien ogretd to
iy a vole of 106 yen* so 30 nays. Among the
Ipdicttls \yho volfld i;i the wgativc^were Davis,
>jJgc i/id ftsyreond, of New Yoik, Whailry
indLuthain, of West Virginia, n:.d Spalding,
f Oluo.^ 0
The Ni-w Yoik morning p?r??l"s are opposed
o the impeachment movement in Congress,
riic Tribune a ays nothing now i? to be gwincd
ly impeachment, no matter how much IVesilenl
Johnson deserves it. The "Herald" *03-8
?i esidi'iil Johnson lias been guilty' of nothing
nore than his p:rii*Ftn predecessors, from
lackson dotv.n. The "Times" anys that the
shorges are nothing moie lhau have been slued
over and over in speeches on iho floor in
he House, nnd believed the Senate will throw
liein 0111. The '"World" has lio remark* oa>
.lit b'Jl'JCC^.
*lt is stnted that many voted ..for .AshleyV
-evolution simply to get it intq tho hnr.3* of
be judiciary com railltse where it will pruba>ly
remain.
At a Republican Caucus held on the 71! imt.
he poiuts raided in the Caucus, were whether
in impeachment could bo partly .tried by the
Senate of the Thirty-ni tub Con^re.** ; Also,
whether the llp.use of Kt-pregentuJives of the
riijrty-niuth Conferees ?h?uti prefer articles of
inpeaclirueiit ' jh could l.e tried.by the tf?-niteof
the F? ,ei4i. CongreM, or whether if nriSlIu
of irr.p?nchmci>t be now preferred, aod
he trial ndt he concluded at the pxpiratipn of
he present .Congte**, they would hnvp to be
ried in the ?t>urlaeth Congress. Stevens took
he groondi that the Sentite di 1 not expire with
Congress, Brighain, of Ohio, held a riiff< rent
>i iiiio.n, nr^uiug lliut as uu? third of the preent
Senators so out on the 4th of March. tile-'
'resident could not afLorwut'l continue tot?!
ried by * Senate composed of one third new
nerobers,v.narticles partially tried by the preceding
Sehalo. Mr. Stevens thought there
nrssiiniple tiin?j for this Ci>njjre*d to do what ver
was to bft done, lie wji not, however,
U favor of hasteniug a matter of this kind tpo
rapidly. 1I? was, willing after ' preferring
:barges, for tfm members uf Congress, to give
iua consideration to the iiK-aaure proposed.
lie believes it ought to be done but was not
irilliug to go into it unless it could be done
fidrotfghly and certainly.
It was final!/ determined that no revolution
ovkiDg towards an impeachment.of the 1'resi
l*nt! should be adopted unless sanctioned by a
rote of two-thirds of the Rrjiublicsu members
ii the ctueii*. 1
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IEQBO aupraAO^-.tHB VRTO XEBB^GB.
/. Air*M ii' bp' '*w\(tiaiitd'. F#?i<Kiit;- Ijat
'tturueil lo the SeDrtt?, tho bill ron furring nf'roge
uptm tlio ncgroou <^f tbe .pistrim -of Codmbia,
V.'1*1 chariwtrriaed* l?y
its U3iJaIjib|b^,:??>rtlngi/i;rth bit petitions to
it litrg?* Tin? btlf ?m lio wevt-r imuie- ]
in |b< Serial* over hif.vfctofby*fotft'ifff'iitd
10?15 b>?ing. alxsent?aoJ will,
io doubt cciect *riu?: tflo success in tbe
*???V i ,:v'-... ; 1 i x
Thie rodiojl ol^ctlon; Whioh tbfj^fMiJ*nl
irg?i(o,ihflpaMgeof.y^^oiif)MdnM??ir^U
-p^pf? >' ??/
Jjatrfst W?i^iD?ton City, i?t i rtcitil
rlecticn, v vo^>0f <^*86. oi^y *A CafTot*
; io Georgetown
>%r ^^^Pl^.^iy;. in-a?i'Wf.
lw?|roD<Ht&fl< %>* ftnpoMd *i||bn t?gi<r?bf
Wf?.'ih la Pin A^e4i?i>W^AiK*eUrtU vw
ipw* ;*r.'*M..
,"*W be regar|Jft4^mn orbUra^cj; '.fxercfre. of ;
J?oW?r bu the jiar^o?Cui;gw*?,^?^M
outicn of iti} intention to forpe n?grt>, ^nffragi
upon tho Siat o?. ' If wuu IJ piWcfe alienation
between Die rnci'g, wliilit tl\?. nd. ffopoied?
the>\tcnslrtJj.of the ufft.ngi (U> black?-rr
would be duMSlrout to lite best inheres is of tlio
country. - . - * . . k<l4'_ ^ ?
The J'rfpident u'rgfft-a,, Strong argument in
fuvor of iimiul?iiiing intact, tlio veto power,
as tlie ooly Mfcguaixl of tlio Exooulivo nguinit
il.o I. |U. *?
? % uvi wavmiiciiM vi 11IQ *jrjjinnrn o J./C|HSK"V**
.111o111 of the government, which ft*. <b? one
muster povre'r,ihrpotens to swollow up all the
peiogativt* of tlu* other depnrtmentu.
fcioce uxitii/g tbd above, we nee thai the bill
hnt pnejcd the liouse over th? veto, by a vote
of 113 to 23.
DIFFERENT SYSTEMS OF LABOB.
The Charb ston Mercury in reviewing the
vutioua ?yftcins of labor which have been tried
ill the Slate?that of planting 0|i0i> shares? J
that of hiring duy-laburcrs?itoil that of plant- ;
Ir.g upon a y?#rlj' contract \vi th laboreia for
wagts, witji wWKIy rations of corn,_ bacoi* and
moIussi'H,?proilnuuces decidedly in favor of
the last. With us, tlio day-labor ayatein has
never prevailed, but the other two systern's
seem to meet ?it!i almost equal favor. Ill favor
of the plan of planting upon shares tfie
argument used is. thai it iJontifim the mtoresta j
of em pity nr. and employee, ami furnishes a
Mtrongcr sMniuhis to labor; nud perhaps with j
ether than the thriftless an J improvident j
n^gro it would he so, hut except with the mast
intelligent of his race, the reward is (oaf distant,
the motive too feeble to produce the desired
result, and when at the oloss of an unpropitious
season like the present, l:e hosiers
than nothing to show for h:s year's labor,
there is erpecial cause fur discour?g?Uieiit. Bui
under whatever system we adopt, it stems to
be the djetate of true pnliuy for the employer
to furnish the Itthftrep, with hi* supplies, lie
i. i i r .. - - --
iima riiiifKa up trom me cure yl providing
for himee'.f. nrtl withdraws from him tiie temp
taiioun to dishonesty. It i* only in this way,
that we oiin prolct-t our corn-cribs <ind smoke
hou?c? froin I lie nightly depredations, which
are the crying evil of the time*.
We commend to the perusal of otir reader*
nlie following extract from the IftTCury'a aui
ole: . . M ...
ft. Tlierp is a third ryatem of lnhor attempted
?that tif planting U|.on xeagtt, undt-r-a ?routraot
for the yeai, with we?-fciy tationi, of ha
con, cdfo and molaree*. 1 i.
If any of the oyotems of jnhor that- have
hecn-trtud, may be said to MVS' unccqrded. it
id our impression that t h it* is tlio ?y*tetJi.
It is n very plain matter, that, the man who
vw>rk? daily for liin daily broad cannot afford
to nwnit the.?X|>irtTiou of three .hundred qnd
pixiy-five^ayi for the attainment of the recult#
of hl&.jntfbr,. Up niu?t go in debt. x If ?o.
lie muti go hi aeui ior ma fiilire j-early t^ip- j
plies to tlie'plitnler. There are raribus inour- j
iiiuuiitnt^alyticiiiin^ to iiiiiL I'll a roauli is ill- j
to-ling jgt^bd ssuliiiCaclioii all round. ? >
But.^ltfcjufiWagee are paid down monthly,
in a certBsjnatgjnorlioii, under a yearly contract
wilf^vij lions lilrmMifd, there in no door
left ojltrh'JVjf ^dm'plitibt, cfccepl it be iu ?lie failure
to k<^cihtfWuur<ct, on the cm side or (he
If the lftl> reT"p?rfohn* hia daily labor as
agreed upon, ntfft'as directed by ibe jcttiployer,
nod tb* employer performs hi# pnrt of the contract
iu the supply, of home-room, wood,* #?
gts aud ration*, nothing is left for cuvil.
If the laborer fails in bit labor he .lose* per
day the pciqnii?ites of hia Unor, jn wood, house
rent, wage.', and rations. He W?. therefore,
not be idl.t when lie is able to work. The soil
will, therefor*, produce; and lb? country
want* all of it* productioti. *
If the lalM?r?r perforuis bis (|lnr, he is amply
paid-?-he tni? do car*?lia is fid~he i?
(mused?ilie baa a fuel?he bss on agreed-upon
proportion <ff hi*, money paid down monthly,
with wliicti t<* proerirohip ctltTlfuit, If lie performs
hi* labor, uf a ir.?re Wtioref, bis is entitled
lo (he vnluo of hi* labor. ?
On the other band, if the planter, having
(bo m<>nii8 to-plrifti on bis own itc-cuum, gets bis
labor, faithfully done, he oau ask no more than
to pay for,it. If. it tlje Providence of God, the
.j>easoii? should produce & failure of crops, yet
be has bad ih? In^or?he hss directed it with
his own judgment, andshould payfpr it* then,
in e<juity-of his contract. If It* fails, the enterprise
and ,'rirk.being, wholly life, it is bia.iius
fortune.^ Still; the "Jabortr U wbrthy of bis
hi*,
: , ,y?? _
- New Atfti $rti?it?*sts.-^iIJcDtistry-?Dr. " B.
IX. Beard. . . > ,
Dentistry?t>r. (}. W. Kel!l*v?
Life IiiBuriuica?Mnj. Juba Dun wosdy.
: Fijfc:;t , . ?
Masonic Female Colloge?F. F. Gary.
P?sti?ion to P<sfpetu?t? T?*tin?pDy?W. II.
k->. . - > I v,
jluttr e*? Making and R?poirlng--Auarew J.
Wood'i oral.
Notice Ur Debtor* onJ Ctc'litor* John II.
VViderosn, dito,<l-?-Ai,T. WjcUinu. ?*'?".
Notice to ^JjeiliUJr* It. IiL .Tilbert^?1^. H,
Pdikctjjliaq., Commissioner, V ~
Jfoliae tp Creiiito'r* John "VV\ IlatcliirfOQ?W.
:U-..P?i'Ker^E?q.f, Cowtrifuioffer. .
' . SsJe ot V*n<f?*1. Prapfcrfcjr E?tatc of jai. F.;
T*l6ert^Wm. tlr barker, GotumU?iou?r
atul Admin'alitor. 'V.\ . .?
it' Tii?ert^wK n*
Pjrker, foq. Commissioner.
Notiw to b^j?^r.tfcj( of q?u J.
f fobr^^Btxt unibr tbetfrwti0*df Profit
j HuMfoqukrr-M lV?ild^Dt of tb^I1^iy;?^i?u4:
W? fut'l eorjrtiV. 4bt^ end ftXjiePieaued iottf^ft fSiafc
J^e Oi)U?i>? MLi^oj?>|
,4>f#y Wifti^l 9|MHtt i^in T,f ' ii IT^iliUQ J
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to8 CLBBK. i% .. --4 ijL ,'
; fhi following 1? Ah? offioi?,f $|P f
^teioMtJllr ,?kr>k or lh? Oo)in tort Ttite<3ny. V
U?t/ .Kin?,iy 6i? wai n6t lUird. from: _ a
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Ahbovillo CulirtUditlie ..*! IUI fil 2rtfi
\ .|i 8 flj I? ?
Union,...,.... ....j 84 j ? 85 F
G*lliou?.'?t MilU ". 29 171 4ft r
DrwdtyV- .J 30 9i 33 I V
Wliiit-(I?!?....'.\ "j 24 f. ,80 o,
filnjeMwiOyd,..? ! *87 28 115 It
WomlvHIe || -ft l! 10 j,
Tribljles,..,.; >.;i| 62 27! 79 <
8ui)tliviile,. i 7 2j ? ?
Cetlar Sjuiujj'*,..", \./i 8 2; 1(1 a
Mo?I?-yV.' ... 3|j 51 o
OolUr/in'fj v. '. i lu c. in
Due West,.'.. ; 30 1U; ?8 .
Gok'csWiirv,.... ji 4$ 4'/! 91 u
Bot^uiiux i la 4! 19 S
JJonylai"}' Mills ; ji 83 7' 40 p(
ftyitnaldftvillc, t J! 67 10l! G7
Ninety Six ? ji I 8
Lownciosville, I| 37 3'jjj 7q *
Total 1; 770 C26!jl0y0 *
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Exool'* or FueKi'ixpx.-r-Puring tlrs -past ?
month, hundred* of fretdmeu havo {eft our ^
Di3lrict or have passed through, reeking. under "
the impulse nf brghir WHger, now homes in the e
Far West, or in Plurik Whilst necessity com- *)
pels us to dispense with much of our surplus
labor, there is danger thut this unexampled >
drain upon the resourcos ol" our section and r
exccssivo accumulation iii another wijl he ?]ut- '
rimoiitnl ta-tlio 1 >itcrestb of both races. What ?
(he negro needs especially, in care and nttca- ,
lion?salubrious homes und a full s<ipply of u
the comforts of lif<*, at the same tiuie tli.it bo is d
subjected lo regular ami moderate labor.? ^
Those who can find these at home, had belter i
endure the ilu of Lhe present than "fly lo oth- a
era they kr,uw not of." Such is th? ndvii-e ?
gjven to {hem by Gen. Llo.tfurd, oii a recent ^
visit lo Cojumbii), asrrpcited in the Pficentx. j
He advised ih^m to reniaib where they were t
?that inducements were held cut to tbem to {
emigrate lo other States, but that rrniovafs (
were always tioublesooie, and often wry far j.
from advantageous; he advised them lo be in- t
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prosed up?n them tlic importance of educa- I
tion, slating thatj througlio'til tli6 Southern |
States, there were now over ICO.Obo colored
children being educated, anil,.concluded hia I
rem* ilis with certain put^riotio expressions,. J
which cieuted considerable feeling among the
dusky auditory. r
SaI.e Day.?There wns, <* .largo attendance
of our fellow citizens ut Ilia Village on Sale a
D.i3" lust reminding us somewhat of the bu?tle J
and activity, pf other and nioro prosperous
days. Our citizen* general!}* are cheerfully
acquiescing in til* troubles and trials of the.
present, and earn fitly providing against the
exigencies of the fulitro. Owing to ttte gloat
efflux of negroes from t he District during the
present month .there ia a scarcity of labor iu "
some eeo'ions, !>ut we trn#t tliat with il> proper 11
distribution the wants of all will bo supplied. '
With our diminished means of .subsistence we
are forced to dispeus* wiili much labor whicl| c
found profitable employment here iu the pot.. c
Among 'lie pioperly disposfed^of by the Com- f
missiontr and the fheiifT: One liuitdrrd and J
sixty acres of land, belonging to tlic estate of
W. W. Bowen, brought $585; one Impose and
lot |u Lower Greenwood, $550; ono house and
lot in Kinety-Six, $216; one houae and lot in
tliis. plueo,.belonging to the estate of Mr*. June
L. Allen, $2,420; three hundred and twenty
fire'acres of land, $50t>i eight hundred and
thiity.aix acres of land, of the estate of M, T. j
Owen; was sold, for $1,650; four hundred and e
acresi <Jf- land, of ihu tiitU of
Wm. T. DreniiBn', b'rooghi $1,200. ,"v v <
Dr. Samuel H. Ur.ard.?ffe commend to J
the ntteotion of our readera the -card of yDr. '
ymti'l H. Beard. Surgeon Deniiat, who lias just ,
returned to the.Yilluge twhh a fin# etook of <
new Deutal[mateiinl, and is prepared to exe- j
cute nil orders in the lateit style, and with nil
the b.est appliance* of hit art. . The Doctor is a j
Graduate of tb? Baltimore Dental College, and t
is known to our citiaem as SneXperienced and skillful
artltt.
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Impure and Ctieup Sledicinea iire. denr at |
V^.pnpr, nnu iv ib. wen w snuw vruore pure {
nil Uflil#fyllUf*t?d articles aat) bp found at the ',
eanie prioei that you won Id j?I?y j[oP>;itn^r? j
one#. Ooonnicn. Wimeu.\> d; Co., at their OlfJ j
Southeftt v Dr? Ht?u?e, i53 ' Mcoting-?treeC t
C)mrtenloD, Ueep ft sioclc bf gonuiae rtielw, t
many of them of the!t" Cvfcn <1ir?ct irtiporUtidri, 1
tfhikh they tell At moderate prices. '
Ms rT**^r~~u : I
Da. (K W. K fi-lky, Surgcoh Denliit, lias j
opened an office at Giceowood for tho practice <
of iiia ptffcfclo), at that plaoo a'ti J ' in- the
arroanding country. Idcn titled with the
District for several j enri |ia?t, adD of tBDoh
expencuco la his, department, lie "fippoaU to th?
public patronage, with the a??nranc? of- being Tsss&rses&isgi
s
I
M*. Et>m>*: Win yon be so obliging ?? l<
lUblUU U>? preamble and rosolirloua tfb'ity j
kf |lia JlUrijt ^erowith.?o band your, TfSj
inost WS&oliful and touching triple to tbi
?co\)en<reor}||e gentle men retorted tp in them
spacl'Mly w)ien U U considered tbattbey eraan
to fr&rti' n body of (lie fust young men of thl
lnoe, of different denoratyarfqnn, banded,, to
$lhorin ait organiiation for the weekly wor
hip of Almighty God, hod whose Kipdcely pro
outed them from tendering the cncie for pub
ication. - . P.
Whereas, in tiio Providcnc? of God, tlie Kev
leoj. Johnson, of the Episcopal Chorch, and tlx
.ot. Thos: G. Herbert, of the Methodisl
- ,
Uurcji, have keen called to l^bor in oilier parti
f the vineyard of tbo Lord; and, irherc&s, thej
.ate long been amongst us striving for the up
uilding of Christ's Kingdom, and for tlie en
irgemcnt of the bordora of Zion in our midst
lid, whereas, while oil of us are prepared ti
ttcHl their fidelity, earnestness and devotion ii
io discharge of their , solemn duties, many ol
s, vrho are young indeed in the servico of out
nviour, are Under special obligations to, tlion
ir the interest Which they manifested ic oui
fiirilnnl Welfare,', ripd for tlio alacrity will
rliioh they at all times imparted instruction
ncoui ajicment and sympathy^ and., whereas
re, sb Christian orjgfnniiatfo.il; arc desirous o:
i*iDg these ti?o tfjinistersj with whom we 1irt?
cca so long associated, but willi whoa: wo ar<
ow called upon in Bftdncst to part, soino siigli
xprcsBion of regret nt parting, .and some fain
ogtimoninl of our Iotc Krid ejtnpaili'jr. Thetis
wjjj . ' . . \
.lit it rc*olvtd by lis, the Young Men's Prayej
Ieetiug of Abbcvilto, That, wliilst we feelitigl;
egret the loss wii\oh this community, injist sus
nin by tljii^vbseuce of these Christian miiifiters
milium nliko lor their patience, p>-ritevcranci
n(J piety, wo will cHerlSti.tTie reColfactiob. t>
heir virtues, anil endeavor to euiulnto tbeii
nselfish and uufaltcriug attachment lo our Re
comer's cnusc.
littoh'cd, That iu the live* and conduct o
1t\ Johusou mid .Ml*. Herbert, we lmve for ou
nutation ex.mpUs of constancy, self nrrifici'
ind d.-volion ; that their pious walk, c?dly con
creation, mid conscientious discharge of dut;
mve endeared tlictn to us by lies which nro no
oorj </> be Pti'ndori-d ; and mat wpcstinyi with
lold our admiration of tlie benutiful uiioptentK
ihus simplicity oftheir characters, which ind?ci
ji?es the " iinmelasn graae to real excellence.'
JictolyeJ,. Tlii\l rye do hereby, individually nn<
initedly, tetjdef to'far. johtiBon and Mr. Her
lert our grateful acknowledgment# for their un
iriner efforts to d<y ?rnnd' whilst t!i?v ?ninnrn?i
rith us, and nusure lliorn of otor lie tit foil eyKi
intliy, at nil limes, wherever they may be, o
inder ivliotcv?sr circumstnnccs (hey may b
ilaced, that it is our earnest prayer (hat tli
?ork of Odd- tn?y prosper in their habtiA, (lift
hey mfty.tye spared long lo scatter the seedso
Divine Truth, that " many souls may be given n
hem as the seals of their ministry," and ihn
it Jftst tb'y irti*y bfc permitted to ' co*ve will
vjoicing, hrirtgiiig their sheaves with tbeminti
he garner of flffe Lord."
Rtso That.a copy of the foregnlrig pre
mble mid resolutions bo given, eafcli, to fir
ohnson and Mr. Herbert.
L. W. WIllTfi,',.. .. ?
J. TOWNRS HOBEIITBON,
WJ1. T. l'KNNEV,
Committee.
FBEAX2LE AH1>' BEBOLTJTIONS
Of "The Circle of l*raj"rrt" ol elderly c'ntlc
nen, ??f Abbeville Village, ndopttil nt th
neeting of The Circle" on Tuesday evening
amiarv the 6ih, 18?i*7
w lierent, mi the i'royiiimce of C*od, tlie lot
pf t&o brethren or this "Citule of J'rayei" ar
ast in other and different communities an
ielda of ikbor, to wit: the Rera. B'-njumi
jinifon and T. G. Ucrb.-rt. And, l>ti*ea!
ve have known these brethren long anil well
itid closely aud intimately -since the organifci
ion of this' Circle.*' And, whereas, we ar
Icsiiousof furnishing them Rome slight tcsti
noniul of our hfgh appreciailon of their Clirii
inn worth. Be it, tHerafbre,* tinnnimdusly v
Jietolvtd, That it. i* in aorrow it id iihlnen^ *
iart with th^se de/ir bret|>i?n, bdt iiihtniwue^
,'ield to,the will of our Heavenly Father whic
epitrnie* ihem from ua.
lictolvid, TJiat we have th^ utmost confl
Uuoc iit the.pui-ity.and pie'iy "of theie bretli
en, and their devotion to the catiits of thei
darter?that ,wo regard tliein "<qen of Go
horottehly furnished unto avefy good wojk.
Re solved, That we will long rt member whl
iffwctioo and profit thq.^yruing words aaff ft
it-nt prnvers of theie holy men, as they mitifi
i :_ ,*i._ .l.; l ? i:l:t ? f.uj .l
ncuiu me cnmuuci* ?'? itiunucrr, niu^uu ?ir
iier? of our. departed frifcnda, in thp.pubji
ivdyer meeting, in the great congregation, aij<
a this "Circle'* for sweet Christian coufurene<
tnd supplication iq Almighty God. r
Jtetolved, 'Mint we earnedly and affectionate,
y nomuiend our. fjt-Cthren loth'eeateem aril
ibnfiddnce of.tho rwpeciive ?dmmyi)tiJea*fhW
ffbich tli^y move, aud that * ,? invoke in tisef;
vihajf the sup|>oitr sympathise no J pray era b
3od a ,pedpfe.* .... ,
Hatched, That the blwlpg^f A^rbti) ana hi
iouji upon the children of leruel- ahall^&a' th<
)!etiing of Ihia "Citcle" tipon thei e ; dea
uetjiren. "The Lord bleia ill?p and rket|
hem;... The Lord make hie face1 ah hie. upoi
Heal. 1 He. Lord lift up hta ccuoteaaaee 4|w>i
hwri and ?!*? thempiace." ?'%'./? .5 . ,
fieiolntd, Tbvt theaa teaolutiopa wllh tlf
ireaniMea.be published io the papers of tbi
>i8trio?, aud th?t brother* Juhntoo and Ilei
>ert, be each formatted with a copy of Ut
?me.
By order of the^'CroU."
^ O. MoD. MfLLFJi;
: - . Preaiding.
Mmmmmi.
_-4," 6 a h i>.'"t;? ; ;.:
L Th? ?uli?ci ilu r m giving up ihe superintend
f 4'hce of the Willi, on Culh<mn|s Creek, forinerI
li owned, by. ibe Me O. V. ' B*rti?s, r?,,
lurrja hi< tlisuks to th? pobil? jfop <lii ljliwl
- pslrdnag* wliicfi ho b?4~ ftlwnya r^oeivid, dad
> truB'? tlmi Hie gnrjle mny ba Continued to the
- pfeeeut proprietor*, M?Mra. WiT?oti & llutolil*
nan. Mr. Hutchison, jvTiO will have charge nt
\ the Mill is well Known (a him for, hit active
* and efficient business h?bitr, and hie accommodating
disposition, nod he feci* Assured will
* give gemral satisfaction.- i . T \
8 ilfe^RY lAMMONI).
t Jan. 1, 1807, *
: 50 THTSHET^
| il IRISH*
I JUST RECEIVED
; AT PEfflEY'S.
r ,
J Jan. 11, 1867.
i DR, 6. V. KELIEY,
f IDIilNTIST,.
' ^"fcFFEUS his profetaioual services lo the
> xJ1 citizens of Greenwood mid adjnn-nt
country. From yeura of experience, lie flaty
tors lmiiiclf that his work will compare fnvor1
ably willt any don$ in tlm country, lie i? pre
pared to^fiirnish, at reKftoiirib'In prices, .set* of
TEETH Sin- llie'tiexy. Vulcanite Baae, which is
3 lighter and clcmier than pnyiliiij^in U?e. Sainpies
<!an be seen at liis office in Greenwoo9, Abi
barilla Disthct All wor.fc warranted.
Jan. 3-11 ly
1 x\-r? n i Tr T*n i?-r\
: im.SASl 1j JHL. JL5IjiA lvJJ,
?IMON DITIST,
RADUATE of .the Rnhimnre Collect of
Duntnl Stupefy. Iliis hnd yi-nr* or experience
in his Office-?Up-itaim,
over (Juailcg & Thoiitson'a *lore, Ahfievi|ta C?
II-. s:<\ , Jjin H lib) ly
i, ICONIC
MHK
l\ COKESBUHY. S; C..
i:!
i- =-*- -
e 'rMlE E&EICISEa in tl.ia C?lWe ?r?ll ? *
\ roanmcd the FIRST MONDAY IN
?- FEBRUARY.
An cfticier.t and full corps of T?;i?!|jfe^. will
,l>e emplnyni) underlie direction of l*r?'fe#c??r
Et8liN"!5ltflEU, as President of the Faculty.
F The Jow fates df Tpition, the Ideation of tl/b
College, together wilh (lie many advnntnge*
for teeuring a ayi\}ematifc rtnd thorough education
offers inducements inferior Iu no Iuntitution
in tli? South.
j Good boaldann be bLtained att from $12 tii
,r |H 5 per montii.
Ij- ; For further iuforiiiallon address
111 f. F. GARY,
J Seorelary ojf the Boatd of Trusleea.
, January H; 1807, 88, <t A".
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JBBVX&jak.
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Life Insurance Company,
Hartford, Connectlcnt.
g . - ; ^ 1.
1 AUGUSTA BBANCH,
BrowwTirafawtti.' o?n'i Agioi. _
& v juhb nun*vuujjk, oi v?Muiagwu,
i CAnVB??iuff Agtnt.' - "
g ' 7: M . KKMMOND, It. IX, nd- W. tf.
" MlLLWi?B,rrt. iifijlcfcl ?samin*n for At^
< 4 < 'j?: ?'???? -" ' ?^-r?r-?
fc NOTICE.
jfi?B e r?cl i t or? d f, yia (ait*-' Col .J. POSTER.
Jolm R. Trtlbe'rt^ Elisabeth
Talbert nnd other*.
WUHiaUABt .to m*r\pi Coori, I will
ub ut |iublic t)ytcry, a};"Alib??itU C. H^ ouSuterUi
ill Foliruary o?xt, (4i!i.) the Rcnl Estate
of Robert B.'falbar?,de,C?B??d,aituate.a?ia lying
iu Ablietillo Diitriotj o'o Cowhand.Creek, c?uUu>il?.
: .
FOUR HUNDRED ACRES,' <
(400) more or lea*, mid bounded by lands of Esmo
Jones, J. ?Y. llu.eliiuaou, Bailor Brooka,-and
otheroV ' '
. Also, " otic-tevenlfi interest in the tract o
lurid .adjoining, the above tract,'devUsd by the
father of the said R. l(. TslbiU, U.I)Vfwidvw, _
Nancy, for lif<*, wi^li remainder to th'ft Btltf Rif b
11 Tulbert uud his children." , * .' -
Terihf.?A credit of twelve itionth* tragi th A
d'?y of sate, with interest. Purchasers to give.bouda,
with two good sureties and mortgage,
pay cotd in cath dud pay for paper*.
WW. H. PAKKE^, ..
CommisaioaerV Office, 1 o. r., a. o.
January 7. 1807. ) Jan. 9 II . 8t.
A V*
The Slate 'of- South Carolina.,. JV';"
A DDE V1LLE DI8TIUOT. 'f v! ' >
In Equity.
Ex rarte 3. B. Lipscomb, In lie J. P. R?ed, .'.-".'
(Solicitor, * ' i. .
PetUiou to Perpetuate Testimony.
MB. LIPSCOMB having filed his peti-'
Lion for leav? to take testimony Ahovr- ', "
iugtho |'tt:<t oxisteuce, losn und contents ,of
tletd of conveyance from James Gillam to Inrii- - *'
si-lf for. two tracts of laD(l kuown as tho "Long
Bottom Tractj" and the '-Pulliain Tract." *
Ail pefsone who may be or thinl: themselves '
to be interested Uierein are hereby notified to
appear iu my uftiee on Thursday, I\fA day of :
AJirli n?-xt, to e:o<s examine the cviduiice t^a tr"; ;
tn?v be produced, and introduce eyideuoo ?'? .
\VM. H. PARKER, CE. A. D. v
Coin.nissiont-r'a Ofll'c?y.}.
Jaii'y ly, 1867, am ;
ESTATE OF
- .
JAS. P. T ALBERT, deceased.
BY permission of Wiliiim IliDiJD.;, a/i^;;_^<v"
I will sell, nl public outcry, at tlie lata
r??idfcnce of J AS F. TALflEllT, "decGnfced.'-ou V
TIIUIWDAY. 24lh imf," nil tlie perional prop-^ 'r ,
crty, consisting of '
Corn, Fodder,
Cotton, Co|$tfil SeeH, ' ..
Mulefe, Cattle, ;
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; H?gsr^^
And otfier n*ficUt nnnally ihcidenl t<J a farm;' ;* * \>
Term#? Ca?h in titrkevet/> . a
\VM. 11. PARKER,
- v-und Adin*j.5<-y ; *?.
. an. 9 11 . ^ V'vSt
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Notice to Debtors aM Greclitors
of tlic Estate o? ' '/
JOHN H, WIDEMAMjBEC'B,
' ': . '.v-^- v :* /.
ALL t>er?ons liHvingr ilcmarxU against ?ai<l ^
F.Mnte m c request i-il lo li.iluL Ulf ?vi*'n. ,
ileiice of lift- ?nmn to ilie ruWerjl^|C?R' or -: bjlr-' .
j fore Ui?* l?t of F^brtinry next,- mid tho*e
j nl *rc fronirnl to celile up l>y t!mt
j longer in<1>ilff>>uc? cannot h? Kiieri. ' " *
A. T. W1 DEM AN,"*E**f' -
J.-nunry T, 1807, 33. 3t ' , v. V
^OTlcis.. . ";
TO CR^filTORS;!
PURSUANT l<? or?\cr ofGtairt.hllperton*.^
Imvinsf demand* ugatiist" 30.11 jf;' Vf.
HUTCllINtSOJf, decnaed, are her^l/y required - ?3j
to preneui and prove the euino l><iff6ro aiei-onSwji,?;
Oefort ih? 16lh dau of April next. Of 6o' b?*redk ' Y
WM. H. PAUKfiK,7c..*& AU>V , .
Cornmiwlonci'^ Office,*-. ,.
j?n. 8..1807. 1 : 'v.5.v- ;
J,?- * " pgjP
Notice to Creditors.
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t^URSI'ANT to ordiir o/CofiP^.'pl^iwon*;
XT- Ii ,viny uemftmJ# nf^simt
dee'd, Mr?>'e0iiired lo pr?Mu^iih9^raar<?.^ /
f!i-m defore me on or 'Mot*.
orb* barred. V^; ^
- . .' - - . : - C.;E.V J>-v- .
- Cumniiwionor'* Ofllct, J-c" 'V, /WU . :
;Jawunry^vlfi67.
mrnirmro*;,:
ALL creditors of IL 4V T*uTCfi?L '4(fa?il%dr*p'. .
h?rei>y r^^tr^to'pjfWfeiHftiad Pr'"
demand* before' mo, o.n,.S? ;'
March next, or to /?3ff&y
y .vmw, ? . P vx *y,y?7v> :;;,
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