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The Abbeville Press. -AJbbeville, S. O. W. A. LEE, EDITOR. TERMS?Tliree Dollars a year in advance. rmJnTT lUTnrnli OO lOCT A &AUUJT y ULOri V/JL& A4/) I j gp? 4 Stirling's Houtukrn School I'ooks.?We are ind?bt?d to Dr. E. Parker, for llie oppor | tvipity of .inspecting a series of Southern School , books corsisting of three Spellers and five | Reader*. which have lately been prrparei by Professor Richard Sterling of Greensh<>r>>. N. C.. for the use of Souihern pupils. The series received the very general commendations of tlio Soi^thern press, and, we think, v?-rv .deservedly. It has been carefullj- prepared by an experienced instructor, and furnishes a .progressive system, through which the infant mind is led by easy and natural gradations from the simple elements to the hidden trenf- j ,\ues of thought and style. They ore clearly j .printed and beautifully illustrated. The First, ' Second and Third Readers are intended for j .small children ; the selections w?-ll made and well adapted to the instruction of youth. The ' ^Fourth and Fifth Readers, ore designed for ol- i aer senoiars, ana contain soieciiong irorn Hie .best masters of style?prose-writets and poi ts ; ?Northern and Southern. Throughout the ! series is interspersed much valuable instruction in reading, and a novel and valuable feature i are "the blackboard exercises " which arc de- i signed to teach correct spelling, and punctua- ; tion and the proper use of capital lelleri>. We ! cnmiueud the work to the attention of parent* ! and teachers. Send io your orders to Dr. Pur 1 , kcr. Msssita. Miller A Robertson.? By reference j lo the advertisement of these popular nicr- i chants, in another column, it will be seen that ; they have opened their large and elegant ' stock of Spring Goods, lo which they invite s the attention of their old friends and custo I titers. The purchases have been recently made ] in New York, where Col. Robertson lins eser ! cised his well-known skill, in the selection of a j took embracing the latest styles and most ut i tractive varieties, and which in respect to 1 style, qutlity, and price, he assures us, will compare favorably with any brought to the up country. Their stock presents a varied and attractive assortment of the useful and the Arnamnritol m little ?f ?1 - * - ? * ? >.?.kiy v? ovijtuiu^, 10 pieaae s<he taste or capitate the fancy, with a welleelected stock of useful and substantial nrti cle?. to meet the wants of every-dny lifv.? Read carefully their attractiva advertisement, and then give them a call, when you -.vill be aura to find something to please you, in their tempting array. Stags Lin* From Abbeville C. II., to Washington, Ga.?W.e direct the attfuttfl of the | travelling public to the advertisement of Mr. ! P. S. Rutledgp, the enterprising propm-tor of j the Stage Line between this place niul Wash- j ingtou, Ua. - His haclcs are now making regn j lar tn-weekly trips eaoh way?leaving Alibe- ! yille, on Tuesdays, Thursdays atul Saturdays, and leaving Washington"on Wednesdays, Fi i- j days and Sundays?making the trip through in daylight. With excellent horse*, comforluble ] hacks, and a careful, experienced, nnd accomo ; ,dating driver in Mr. Franklin Griffin, the pro [ .prietor can guarantee passengers a safe, speedy, j ^and pleasant trip. Among other advantage's, presented .by this route, is its cheapness?enabling passengers going Weat to save about $10, and without any loss of time. We take pleasure in commanding the line to our travelling frit nda. > ? ?? Hewitts Globe Uotkl, Augusta, Ga.?We commend to the attention of our readers (be advertisement of this popular hotel, which from the ?onoorrent testimony pf tli/t traveling pnlilic, is second to no other.in the Southern country. The proprietor is a gentleman of enlarged ex. perience in his business, and brines to the duties of his position all the enterprise,- skill, energy aud Buavity which make up the chnracter of the popular and successful landlord. Under his management the Slobs :is winning golden -opinions, furnishing as it does all the npplrttooes which conduce to Ihe comfort of the tray- , eller?? superior table, elegant rooms,' and-attentive servants?together with'au excellent livery stable, bath house, bar-room, barbershop and other conveniences. Its central location is also a consideration, which-with other { Attractions commends the Globe to thp I ?rc of the travelling public. v' W. T. P*NNr.-r-By refeience to ihe advertisement of our esteemed fellow town?man. it triloba aeeo that be is daily adding to his very .complete stock of pare 3rogs and chemicals.? Hi* medicines are purchased from ?bebest,man i jjfacturers, and be can guarantee that they are , what they pmpoxt (o'berr^both pnre and .freah. In bis varied array of apecifica f?>r ibe-na. morons "ills that flesh is heir to," our sick friends can aesreely fail in finding something to .reeoperata and reiuvigOrate the wasted powar??-and r*ader? ifyou are one,of the.aort who can "throw physic to the dogs," .perhaps you ma* h~A :~ ?.u '/ ? ?*? -- - J - v tt-" ~?y iu >! ? lboujr o?uodi una preuy aie-Dfea tomeifaing io ])1?iue the iaete orcapii1 ?M? tii* fancy. Give him a o?T), nn?J, p.rbnps. ; A~. like oaraelvea, often, Jou will be aurpriied ?nU? '"* . making a purchase wb?D .you least expect it, t \ * ? i: Mxmb*. Quarlks. a Taoutoji.?Oar enter."pricing ycmng friends kfeasra. Quarlas <fc Thom"? ? son, hare opened oo^of the nrost binutifol and i U?{ }* W*Uaelacted stock* of Spring and 'Rummer ..yV, Goods, which bave ever been brought lo thin ' market.. The pdroh??<.B have been miifJe in New Yorkiby Mr. Queries, and ho hb? ah own* hi* assailant taste, In the selection -of a vtook j whieb (n ?*t?nt *nd variely cannot.faH,to tqeet tbe wtnta and gratify the faoey.of ^11 t??>, . ages, and conditions. Their qtoofc .of,ladies' . _ - |?oo<ta, pre?eDl? ' '* ** ftMraativ*, whi!?ttl)^ir. ttorl- ' ,?eot ^ $**pofh# *?rp**a*4. $h?goo&ib?*? been bought h?*. mid ' wjll b? ?oid *t ptjjMilo^wiH ttis Ume*. Call ?t , . ?>HM, if o?W ?iifv?r of tlie OMfnl'' ... , *'mfe '' litmpl kxxvzrb.: 0?at, .a.5& -. :'' ? AtmpKt'&. T*ilor*"^D^ Rotftil ] .; - ?a<J Wbol?4?la P??r?f?-^Are offering to thoir ' 8oulW? frfcn&ioid oaatotfjjftv -.fht %$* *!. ji "piiieW# r^ew." * Urg?, ?n4 ;l ft.;- * ; WaijNjfrfo e!otW?g, p*"; Mi#iqa?i'M, 0?d "?ind* jhenV ?&'?&*?#' W w*?f-?-' ' far-jfeiy y*? rifieg. ?>> r? p bgv^: * r< k""i Tue Scppi.umektary Act.?Wo publish on our first page the Suppltuirntary Act, which is now the law of tlio land, and which is a correct copy, except in its not containing an amendment to the oath of the voter, which wus appended to the liili 011 its passage, and which extends the disfranchisement to all mem b^rs of the Legislature, Fx?ciitive or Judicial flicers of the Stale, whether they h id taken the oalh to support th* Constitution or nut. The following is a correct copy of the oalh : I "I , do solemnly *wcar or affirm in the prrs?nee of Almighty Hod. that I Minn citizen of the Sta??? of , that 1 hnvf? reaided in vnid Slate for momhs next pi acceding this day, ami now rt-aide in the coun V of i or Itio ntiri.lt nf : ill ? ??.! lltn n??o may 1?h) ; that I nn iw#*nty-one }VA!8 ol<I ; , lh.it I have not hem d sl'i i?nchif?ed fur partici pntion in any iphel'ion or civil war airainH the i United State*. nor fur felony eomtmtud against . i the laws <>f any Suite or "I the United States ; | I that I have never lict 11 a nirnilier of any State i ! L<>i;it?lature nor h?-ld siiv Executive or Judicial ! ! o(lic!j in any State, ami afL<"iwnr?l e 1 J insurrection or rebellion against the United ' I States, and given aid or comfort to tin' enemies i thereof; that I lure t.ev?,r taken an oath as a I | inemher of^oppress ?>f the United States, or j as an officer of the United Slates or as a mem- | j l?er of nnr State Legislature, or as an l'xccu- i tive or Judicial oflioer ?>f nnj" State to Eiippoit. 1 the Constitution of the United State", or given J aid or couif< rt to the enemies thereof; that 1 I will faithfullv support the Con Ft i ill t ion and ohev ! the laws ot the United Slate*, and will to the j hext of try ahility. cticou>ag-? odiers no to do. So help nii> God;" which or'Ii or blliini-it ion . may he udminiitercd hy any r gis'erihg otti- | t IT. We publish the Militnry onler of CIci) Sickles, i?Piio<l fru^ tli<! ,"Ilcmlqn:irterfl ot the ; Second Military T>it?triot, (North nnd South I r<Aulinn) Columbia. S. C., March 21, ISC'? " It will l>t thai this order exhibits the name moderate ton>* mi l conciliatory spirit I which ehumcterized tlie recent order of Sen- \ field, of Virginia. The ler b'. pofstili'e change is to he mnde in ihe existing order of thing*? ' (he civil iiu?!ioriti<s are t?? c?uliii>ie in the c.v er.cne of iheir functions?civil law i* to hi- I the rule, military l.iw the exception?tl.e?n? in ! to administer I lie "ilnilv bread," 'he other "'thi' , medicine of tJie Stale." It ii i.e. il i.??, we think, to urge upon our ! citizens not only the necessity of xuhmitt ing i cheerfully to the law and avoiding all conflict ( with the U'ililary p?w?r, but also the duiyof. co-opt- rati rig in the preservation of peace and ' good order, by lending ?ur aid in securing the ; nrrest and |>iiii<Bhni- ni of ofTt?ii?l?'re. AGniCHLTL'ral IMPLEMENTS?\V? direct nt- I lention to tlie etivertisM-incnt of cur townsman, i Mp. John T. Owen, who i* the agent for the j sale of E. Whitman ct fion?' Irtbor saving j agricultural implements. Tliene, lie will fur- \ nit>lt of every style nnd variety at Baltimore i prices, wiili Ihe freight added. We cannot [ urge tpo earnestly upon our farmers the neee*- ! sity pf adopting improved modes of tillage. 1 The improvements which nre b^irg constantly j made in Ihe manufacture of farming iinplo | merts are tiply Bsionishine, it ml lie fIiows n j false economy, who neglects lo avail hitnsell of | them. At the South especially we need every j available resource to economise labor, and *e | cure the largest profits with the lea*t xpendi J tliro flilll lllmn Mr Ho/nn nn<t ?.:n 1 - I pleasure in Aiding yon in jour selection *, and: filling 3-<>ur orders. ? ... ?^ c Dr. E. rar.kr.n.?WV commend to the ntten- J tion of our renders, tlie advertisement of the ! arrival of freidi drug*, at the well-known eala'dislunent of our fellow-townsman, Dr. E. ! Parkir. The Doctor has n large and well : selected black of drills and chemicals, and iu his i varied array of elixirs, pai:.extractor*, invigo- | ratorif, cordials, soothing.ayrnps. pill", powders | and drops, one can 6carcc1r go amiss in finding; either the " ocnee of prevention," or the ( "pound of cure." Together wiih medicines j for the sick, the Doctor ha* mnde ample pro- j vision for the wants of the well-man?tea and i coffee and sngar for the cup " that clicera but j not inebriates," and many oilier articles as I pleasant to the taste as they are invigorating ; to Hit: miiul and body. KkW ApVKRHSEMEMTS. SlOge Lill# P. S. Rutledpe. Gudmiii] Ammunition?W. I). Bo?ven. Globe ll.>t<-l?W. c. A & w Hewitt. Agricultural Implements?John T. Owen, Agert. . Administrnloi's J5otic<?-??Muthew McDonald. Medi<i'irs nnd School Book*?Dr. Parker. Administrator'* Notice?Henry 'Riley. . Millinery G-ioJs,?Mtf. Scliwarz. .Clothing"?Kenny Jfc Grny. Trankf, S?'1<1Im. Ac,?J. W. Bnron <ti Bro. Spring Goods?Miller <& Robertson. ' Citation?Estate of James C. Calhoun. Citation?Eittn'e of B.?M. Cheatham. Coflina?J. W. Sign. Drugs anil Mrdieine??'W.T. Penny. Clothing?Qimrles <fcThompson. Notice?J. J. Cunningham. Sai> Accident.? Wo r<yet to announce a J Bail "accident which occurred a few days ?incc at the St earn Mill'of M&sre. Mabiy ?fc McOacken, and \yltich resulted in the death of arreedrpan under lb* following distressing circumstances: Whilst lanpcrinlending the saw, the boy inadvertently placed his hand in its reaeh, j?'nd his arm body and head were At once drawn in, and ihpckingly nintilalrd. Medical aid was . at hand, but proved unavailing. So mnlil..t<d and disfigured whs the body, that to old soldiers familiar witli hprrnrs of the battle field, it proved a more revolting sight than aDy they had witnessed. * . * Wli.wxKirr Goods,?We c?Mpniend to the attention of ?ur friends tbe (idvertisement?>f Mrs. Je-r ttt? Schwor*, who has just opened u large hnd select stockof MiUin**.' v (*ood?. Her slock eroVrrare* all the latestanjif most elegant styles. I!ia best and tpojt attractive varieties. Selected wilh care in ibe New York market, and preWDtinsr all the ooveltiep of the season, it cannot fail to plesM the taste and captivate the faffav-of all lomn of the beautiful and the fa?bionabje.. To her ludy friands, she ia prepared to aff.'T lndnOOIln.B?? in ?h? ?l?l? ? "' ? ? ?y "'j wv* J "V" Qheapftefcs of her g^oda, nod- re*7'e?tfnlly solicits ft e#]i from bw old friends and ousU>merf. I J.ff. Baoon St Bno.. Jfifl Bqoad St, AdtfCBTA^ G\ ?We eonrrtonnd to the consideration ' pf our readers. the card nf these gentlemen, fcell ki)pw'n. wholesale ftl/d rethil n^nnafactnrer* and .dealers in aH.birds, of saddle*, -harness, UaHieis' truqkf. Cub^er j?nd leather belt-" fag..y*liaefc, carpe't^ba^s, French and American leather. These gent lemen are, rtinn 6f established character, and are prepared fo execute prprnptly and.satisfactory"sail orders io , their US?C Our frieuds* would do well-to give them wittiV 'Y'<; Vxrti T? - * ' * 11 * .-* ri A JUJ* Crasc* to In vicar.?The Proprietor of the Dotty-South Carolinian,', at Colombia, , Py Om inn^Thc-i that, desiring-to be,' Id part, Milrfiv>?d from.the aevere labors of the frrof'siion, lis wisbHatlioroogbly practical Editorial ep-p,attner,>>ho will/ assume ent{f^ control or tbsjatjprbusiness in tureen of the paps', or the ptj>?r wi|| be Teased isrttiri *" * r~ IJeorv Riley. adruinistr*t?r_of th* m- I WU ?fJAWr-F. H. &IVk, 'Srif+ttH, |^?yrtU v ?eB all or-aditor^f tha^ ??t?l^to patent t^heSr At a meeting of tlio Alibeville Bur, which wis held on Tuesday, 2Gth instant, for thepurporn of offering n suitable tribute of respect to the memory of tho lamented Judge D. F. Jones, lately deceased, the Hon. A. Hurt wan called to the Chair, and \V. A. Lee, Esq.. requested to act as Secretary: Th% following preamble and resolutions were introduced by J. II. Wilson, Es-q., niul on motion of Tho*. C. I'urrin, Erq , were unanimously niloptiid: It Iihs pleft'ed God to remove Irom among us, I on the 12th of March, instant, our friend, a8*oi ciate and brother, Judge I). F. Jones. In the prime of life, in the vi^ror of health and man* l.n.wt I... I.? -J ....r, w?< >| - ?-UI llil'101, (1(1(2 jiip family, liis frit-mln, and ij9?oeiaien are left to ' mourn his nrcmatnre nnd imliinely death. | Could linmiin aid and the prayer# of friend# , have prevailed, our lirot|ier4liad not died?nur ' rounded an lie wn? by Hympatbixing rchlirri, 1 by kind friend*, and loving heat t?, nursed by ! ail the t.-?d. m. sriof woman's devoted atfVot ion, ami sop|???rI?il l.y whatever aid human skill ami hum in science could contribute?yet nil, nil whs unavailing to ohield him from the ftroke of I lie ft-ll ib*i>l ro\ er. lltnv mysteiious are tbe dispensations of Divino 1'ioxidence! In llio Very eoinmeneement of n tnoie extended sphere of useful* niw, when lie penned aliollt t<i realize the ( rnini-e of Ilia youth, and to uriifp the merited rewards and li<>hors of his prof<*w:?ion, the destroyer eoines, ami all his earthly hopes are Hut we sorrow n> I ns thn?e without hope. We know, tlinl throughout In* long an 1 bcvcre il'tuso, our lamented fiietid wns sustained hy i In* cheering eoiis-dations of the Christina fuiih?ihnl the <Jitik valley of the shadow of <leulli ?hs I!Imi.iti ! bj- the bright Mar of ill.- Christian's hope?'lint lie lived the life of I lie Christian, and died the death of the righteous, in the full assurance and hope of n hle.-sed immortality ln-yond the grave. * Murk the p< if. et num. uu<l btliulil the upright, fur the unl of that man is peace." Ami whilst we mouro our I????. let us on l?nvnr to follow liio example and emulate his virtue#, l.et us live the life ol the righteous, "and may our last end l>e like his!" Our deeeused frietnl, in his early youth, ex hihited nil those ulerlitij; qualities of mind nu<l healluh'.li through life seem eil for him the rcpeet, the esteem, ami tiie love of his nssoeiutes. In nn eminent degree, he cmihined the elib-f requisites which constitute the legnl ehnriietami secure success in l.fe. His w?p the vigorous, logical, practical understanding? . i. _ * - i ? him] aeei ram perception?liie cleur I ti ii*1 dis'-iitninative judgment?t lie patient,, pains-taking industry?'lie nuMiceil temper ami honest. purj ose. In the Ifttig' nge of t>t> who kric*v htm well and intimately, '"Never bud mortal n fairer iii'fllcct, vn>re en'irel v j tree from pulsion and pnjudic-, moiv cR[i:ilile I ?f rising to ttic pure atmosphere, mid bavkirg in the * dry light' of eternal truth!" To the members of his profession?to his neso cixtcf, n li? knew liini tiftt mul lovrd him most? it in needless to speak of the integrity nnd purity of liitt character?the honesty, truthfulness ai.d sincerity of hin nature?1>in strong sense ? his aeute perception of rijjht nnd Justice?his kind nud s\mpnihizing iieait nnd temper?Irs delicate, hin sensitive rejjurd lor the feelincs of o'.'iers. Heaolved, Thai in the death of Judge Jones, the community hns lost n good und useful citizen?the legal profession one of ith brightest ornaments?and hi* associates h kind, an endearing friend and companion. Jifsn/vrd, That we sincerely sympathize with the bereaved fumily of our deceased brother in their great affliction, their deep d ot.es", und irreparable loss. licnoh'cd, Tliut as ft mark of respect for the memory of our deceased associate, we Wear tin* uaukI bridge of mourning. Jieaolvtd. Tliut these procft'dinen he pub ! liphrd in the l)istl'ict paprrF, Mini a copy fur- j ni.-hed by (lie Sucrttury to ih- f.uniiy ? f the ' decenbrd. A. liUKT, Chairman. W. A. I.bk, Secretary. MIIJTARY 0ED2H OF GENERAL SICKLES* 11EADQU ART lilts, Second Military IMstrkt, i North Carolina and tomi Carolina, j Coixmwa, S. C, March '2IbI., 1867. J Qrticrnl Orders, Xo. 1. 1. In compliance with General Order*, No. 10, Headquarter* of the Army, March 11th, 1867, the undersigned heiehy at??ume? comm mil of the Second Military District coontituleJ j t,34ko Act ofCongrea*, Public Laws No 6ft, 2nd j March, 1867, en tilled "An Act for the more efficient government of the rebel State*.*' 9 In ihi .nM<i:..K ?l ~ ' -t " _ ... >? me uiiij ui iu? wpni- j mantling General to maintain tlie security of J the inhabitant* in ihi ir persons *nd property, | to suppress in*urrectioii, disorder and violence, I And to |>nftipli or oaui>e to be punished nil disturbers o{ lliu public pence and ciiminulii, the local civil tribunals will be permitted to t^ke jurisdiction of and try offend a**,- excepting only mipIi case* as may by tlie or.ler of the Commanding General be referred to a commission or oilier military tribunal fur trial. a. The civil government now exiting in North Carolina and South Carolina is provisional ni.ly, and in all respects subject to the paramount am hoi-ity of t lie United S'ate*. at any limn to abolish, modify, control or euper te<ie the same. Local laws aud municipal reg> ulatioiiR not inconsistent with the constitution and lawn of the United Slate*, or the proclamations of the President, or with such regulation* as are or rimy bn prescribed III the ordi rs of the-Commanding General, are hereby declared to be in force; arid hi conformity therewith. civil officers are hereby authorized to continue the exercise of their proper functions,...j ...;n i ?... i J miu win uc ri'?inxieu una ooeyeu by the in habitants. 4. Whenever nny civil officer, mHgtstra'e. or court negleoiw or refuses to perform an official act properly required of such tribunal or otfi cer, whereby" due and rightful security to per spn or property ?lm)I be denied, the case will be reported by the Post Commander to these hea<lquai ters. ' G. To:?l Commanders will cause to be arrasted person* charged with the commmMoii of crimes ar.d offences when th< civil authorities fail to Hrrcet and bring such offenders to trial, and will hold tbe accused in custody for trial by Military Commission, Provost Court or other tribunal organized pursuant to orders from the&e headquarters. Arrests by military authority will be report-^ promptly. The char. gesp_ref?rred will be accompanied by thfi evideoco on uhicli they are founded. 6, The* Commanding General desiring to pieser7e tranquility and order hy means and Agencies iriurt congenial to the people, solicits the zealous and cordial .co-operation ef civil officers in the divoharge of th*ir duties, and the aid of all good citizens in preventing conduct tendigi; to disturb the peace;, and to the *ud .that occasion ni*y a-ldom arise for the exercise of military authority in matter* of ordinary civil administration, the Comafauding General respectfully and earuestly commends to the people.ana authorities' of North an A Knuit, Carolina unreserved oliedienee to the authority now eatabli bed and tbe diligent, eonaiJerate ami impartial execution of the Jawa enacted for their government,' v .7. All orders heretofore published to-the De partment of theSonth aro hereby continued io force 8. The following named officer* ?r* annojiuceda*th? ataff of the Ma^or-Oeoeral Commanding: _ . *"* -* ' CepUinJ. W. Clou& 88th tTnited State* In /m>try. Acting Aaaiataut Adjutant Generalau4 Airt-1e-Camp. ~ " r " A . CaptainAlexander Moore, 88tb-Uu<Ud Sletea Infantry, Aid de-Camp. ' . . Brevet'Major J. R. Wyrlek, Firdt Lieufenant J>d Artillery, Aide-de-Cemp aud Aotiog Judge Advocate. ' . , Jimn P. Rdy, .4fli tJoiUd ,8i*te? in fan try, Aetipg A*/i?Uut I ofjfcelor-G enernL . ,..Br*y?t U^iofrOtunl B. Ol TtfW, D*potv QanrUrmMtf r-0oo?r?l-O> 8. J^t Chhf Q"?rtermaotor. ' - * * ;' AUjorandC, a, U. 8. A., Chief C<,i?iui?*ry markets. Anncviixc, March 29.?Corn, (2,00 per hu?.; ineal, $2,00 ; bacon, idee. '20 a 26, ehoulders, 20 a 25. hams, 25 ; pear, $2,00; ll?ur, $16 a 20 per bbl; rice, 15; molasses, West India, $1, New Orleans. $150 ) coffee, 80 to 35; Irish potatoes, $2,60 a $3,00; cotlou, 18 a 21. A i*oi*hta, Monday, P. M,, March 25.?COTTON? The Market opened very quiet at Saturday's price*, but in the afternoon tlier< .vas a belter demand, at advancing prices, and I pairs of Strict Middling to Mood Middling were I made at 20 cents. j CORN,?There was a good demand at the ruling rales of last week?$1,45 to $1,00. I ?fillet and unchanged. I New York, March 27?Gold 34| Cotton I dull and h^n?y, ut a decline of ^c., with sales ; of 1,800 bales, at 30J. Flour declined f> a j lOe.?State $9-80 a 11.75. Wheal declined ! 2 a 3c. Corn unsettled and declined lc. Mess Pork #24. Sugar steady?Mu?o*jvado 10J ll? Baltimore, Match 28.?Cotton is eteady and firm?low middlings St); uplands 81. Corn active?white $1.10 ft 1,13. Provisions quiet and unchanged. Cincinnati ?Corn advanced and in good demand?sucks 88 ; bulk 74 a 75. Hulk menta active?shoulder? 8. Bucou dull?shoulder* 9J ; clear sides 12|. Lard 12|. New Orlkans, March 27.?Cotton un?ettled and easier; sales of 2,500 bales?low middlings HJY JVTJEOSrX A. X., MARRIED, on the iSth February. 1K?7, by Hnv. OJeo. Allen, Mr. U. A. HAMILTON, on Mise ISABELLA C. DOUGLASS, all of Abbeville District. jT J. CUNNINGHAM j RESPECTFULLY informs 'iho?e who ore | waiting for liin Good*. III it I lie ia only remaining in New York to buy gon.la nl the Lowest Figures. By the 7 th April lie will have for inspection llio Be*', Prettiest, nu.l Cheapest Stock brought In Abbeville since the war. C'ime one, come all and examine. Noth ing charged for showing good?. March '?>, 1807, 49?1 1arr-: SS TB."* uTk^rWC^ WE2 DAVID CLARY, Deceased. A FINAL Settlement of mid Kstnte will he made in I lie Ordinary V Office al Abbeville C. IT., on FRIDAY, the FIFTH of April next.. A Ftnail uiuicIdiiniclcred bnlunce yet being in tny hand*, all persona having claim* ngninst uniJ Estate, will present them to me at the time and place above stated, an I will nut re gard thorn afierward. MATTIIEW MeDONALD, Administrator. March 29, 49?It ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE, a li. persons having demands "gaillBt J. F. H. DAVIS, Deceased, are requested lo pre?ent. Ihotn to the undersigned. without delay I and those who were I Nl'EIiTKI) to him him in hi* life lime ?re re quested to MAKE l'A"\ MEN1. ^ 1*1 IIOL'T FURTHER NOTICF, us longer indotfcenee cannot be given. TTP,NT?V "RTT.P.V A<lm'r March 29. 1867, 49?4t? iFi&ssia atEsawaiL, BLACK AND GREEN TSAS, CORN" STARCH, COOPKU'S GELATINE SHEETS. ' SHRED ISINGLASS. FLESH BRUSHES. A nn? nrlicln of UAS1'IL,K SOAF, JUJUBE " PASTE, E*?roci? Vnnilln and Lemon, two-ounce botilea; Sugar, Coffee and. IVTolasses. EDWIN PARKER. Mnrch 27 22 tf Just Received AND FOR SALE, PURE APPLE VINEGAR,:: FRESH S.IDA CRACKERS, i SUGAR AND COFFEE, JSJfiltUSENE OIL, &C-, . With a Splendid Assortment of J DRUGS AND MEDICINES. W. T. PENNY. March 29 1867,49?tf STAGE LIE FROM ABBEVILLE, S. 0., TO . WASHINGTON, 8A. THE SUBSCRIBER Would reJiwetfuilt jo- x ^tortn th* traveling publio Uml hio il?ak? V? now runti|ig regularly between ^bb?(iH(, 8. O., ?md W??hington, Om.. }?a*iflg' Abh4?i|lo 1 on TUESDAYS. TBUB8DAYS.*nd 8ATUR. J D>YH, and living W?t)iingt<*> on WEDNESDAYS, ERtOATO ind SUNDAYS; going j ihroutfh e?efi w?y i0.d?ylight-.n-'_ / j To p?MeO(?r? going W*Ut thi? ronU U \ CHEAPER BY $10.00, ana tH? t1m? r^roirwl tfce mma. , JTh# Bow* m food M?4*t?b Hm*? ^rtgbrtiblA, ?d? Mr/ Fr?nkljo Ori??, ?H? U n>xe*U#afc Dr*- ? *?r, *ijl t^are no p?ia? toyto?k? Die trip C mwtbbds! SPRING TRADE! 1867. MILLER & ROBERTSON. . TERMS CASH. DRESS GOODS. MOZAMBIQUES, Lenos, Challies, Crape Morctz, Bareges, Tamertines, Black and Fancy Silks, Lawns, Jaconets. STAPLES. LONCxCLOTHS, Shirting and Sheeting,* Csnaburgs, Apron Checks* Calicoes, Tickings, Cottonades, Denims, Checked Homespun. LINENS. LINEN SHEETING, Pillow-case Linen, 4-4 Irish Linen, Ducks, Drills, Blays and Spanish Linens, Towellings. FOR GENTLEMEN. FANCY CASSIMERES, Rnnlf TrI ond flaoeirnamo vuugAUXUlVO) Drap D'Ete, Cashmeretts, Fancy Linens. WHITE GOODS. EMBROIDERIES, Mulls, Jaconets, Swiss and Sberoied Muslin, Laces, Silk Illusion, Emb'd and Lace Collars. FANCY GOODS. DRESS TRIMMINGS. Cotton Trimmings, Braids, Tapes, Combs, Buttons, Brushes, and everything. HOSIERY AND GLOVES. jVIillinery, Bonnets, Hats, I Ia t Ornaments, Flowers, l-ti'bl:>ons> Tingle Trimmings, Straw Trimmings. HOOP SKIRTS. A large Bnd well assorted stock of BOOTS & SHOES. HARDWARE. ( Bradcs', Elwcll's and Scovlll's Hoes. A SPLENDID STOCK CROCKERY, CHINA & GLASS WARE. A FULL STOCK FAMILY GROCERIES, WOODEN WARE, Of eveiy description. Our Slock was delected with great cor# in 1 Jie New- York market. In VARIETY, I 4TYLE, QUALITY and PRICES, we feel " iMured that we caii compete favorably with toy house in the up country of South Carolina. MILLER & ROBERTSON. March 27 22 If E. WHITMAN & SONS' Labor Saving AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS1 OF ALL KINDS, AND OF THE VERY BEST . - IiMff; ' i FOR SALE AT BALTIMORE PRICES ; ] WITH FRHfiHT ADDED, BY| - JOHN T. OWEN, ] Agent. i M?rch 29. J 867. 49?tf. ; Mai's Mefn Mool -M&11 gTERLINO'S SOUTHERN PRIMER, - f StarlipgSf SoutlMjro JPrctoiUL JPrimir, .* . ' /' " . EtenJ?jiUrjc.8p?T1i6g jRo?kf . - : ^ QUARLES & WOUI.D respectfully inform their friends t bi'RiNG GOO">S, entlroly new, Ikntif u JSrS' 'Mi Si w SS?> it LVA J Plaiu and Plaid Mozambique*. Plain and Plaid Poplin*, y Grenadines WHITE GOODS, Blenched Linen Damaitk, Iliick. Toweling, Irish Linen, Pique Clolli, Plain and Checked Swisn, Plain and Checked Jnconet, Nainsook, Organdie and Tarlaton, Bi'hop and Vict. Lawn, White Brilliant*, <Jtc. Jtc., i anirs' isj (biUV*I^V ffi SPLENDID ASSORTM Black Frock Coats. Black Sucks. Bluck Caesimere Pants. Rlack Cassimere Veals. < Black Drop D'Ele Sacks, Black Drap COATS, PANT! ALL SORTS j LADIES'. GENTLEME $ H O LAMM' HA DRESS BUTTONS GENTLEMEN'S H. A LOT OF HARDWAR And everything desirable usually kept in House. Hosiery, Gloves TERMS CASH?0 Abbeville, March 29. 1807,49. tf FRESH DRUGS! IIEDGEMANS ELIXIR OF PERUVIAN BARK, AN EXCELLENT TONIC; HEDGEMAN'S ELIXIR OF BARK AND IRON, COD LIVER OIL, Superior Article ; THOMSON'S TOOTH SOAP, SALAD OIL, . FINE ARTICLE: . BRAY'S OINTMENT, GALLEY'S PAIN EXTRACTOR, WORM CONFECTION, FOR CHILDREN; VERMIFUGES, BANFORD'S LIVER INV1GORATOR, IRS. WIHSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP,- , JACOB'S - CORDIAL, DALBiY'S CARMINATIVE, WHEATON'S ITCH OINTMENT, IA.GGIEL'S PILLS, MpCLAIN'S PILLS, WRIGHTS PILLS, AYBR'S PILLS,., D-? r?nr * trw r>r? * ? I unuufti-O r.llilif, BYR. X INTC3r S3 LARGE AND, SMALL, ' TOOTHACHE DROPS, : " V " AT:JR. E. PARKER'S. Mirahtf., W Wf . W. SACON, , ' J. J. BACON r. ?. BACON & BRft Wholesale and Ketail Marmfiictarere and ' Dealers in' all kinds of 'm#h SADDLES,^ HAEM88,JJATHBR, J- ^ V Jkf* JJkJOg. v> lubber nud. Leather Halting, Wood Hsmer, ralises. Carpet Bags, - Shoe Ftoflingft cTHOMSON hat they havo now ready for inspection their consisting of and Lenot, Black Luatrenoi, v.... -~.i ?i_:_ T A-auvj nuVI J?~ taiu liBWUS^ i STAPLE 600DS, Ladle* Long Cloth*. Sheeting and Shitting. Brown Damask. Spfagbea Priula, Coltonades. Denial?, Farmera Linetl. Fancy Linen. Brown Drills. i Brown, Bleached aud Colored Jeand. IANTILLAS, ENT OF CLOTHING, I Fancy and Plain Caatimero Suits. Silk Mjxed Sacks. | Silk Mqced Coats. I suits, Coats, Facts and Vest, $10. D'Ete Pants, Black Alapscca Sack*, JIM 5 AND VESTS iND SIZES. N'S AND CHILDREN'S E 8, AND TRIMMINGS, A.TS, Latest Styles, ES, BRADES. IIOFI K i 1 '1 r Dry Goods and Gentlemen's Furniahinjr i .. * / i, Notions, Slc. &o. NE PRICE ONLY. IMILLINERY GOODS, MILLINERY. MHS. SCIIWAKZ IIA3 OPENED A LAftGE AND WELL SELECTED STOCK OF IMPORTED MIL.L.INERY GOODS. SHE RESPECTFULLY INVITES IIER CUSTOMERS AND FRIENDS TO GIVE HRR A CALL. PRICES VERY LOW TO SUIT THESE HARD TIMES. WAR I MF WAR! HAS COMMENCED AGAINST HIGH PRICES. DO YOU WAHn flTTEAP ROODS 1 SCHWAR2 AS HIS MOTTO IS, A.Quick Penny, Respectfully, % G/SCIIWARZ. Mwb^iseTV^pr-tf' ' * r . r v . ' + i-' X "V J. W. SIGN, I MIAMIMMm t?Ml u&iuwuui a**f on h?nd, au *wortmei?t # DO 35VI 3SP .?> - ., '.'V f /: Shop It Sklllitoi^' - - * , g -2.