Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

The Abbeville Press. ! -AJbbeville, S. O. W. A. LHR. W>ITOR. TERMS?Threo Dollars a year in Ailvancc. j Friday, April 12, 1867ADDRESSES OF GOVERNOR ORR AND GEN. ' SICKLES. The addresses of Governor Orr and General j Sickles, recently delivered at the r.nnual meet ing of the Charleston Hoard of Trade, nro haraetenced by the ability nnd good sensu which we might expect Ic tre in -whatever oin.?- i nates from such diolinguislied functionaries? j that of Governor Urr, giving free expression j to his viewa upon tho present crisis?thut of j General Sickles exhibiting a full shnrx of the \ reticence which becomes hie otliu'ml position? j yet both replete with good advicc n:id p.-acti- i cal suggestion* on the duties of tbv hour. Got. Orr in bia addre^a contrasted the pres- i ?nt and past condition of the country nnd pro* ' Bented a forcible viow of tl>v? necessity of o';- j n 6 prosperity. Once tli-a < ifj* of Charleston h*-i a banking capital of f 14,000,000?now it hn? 1 only $400,C00?onco the col"on crop of; the Btata amounted to 3v0,0 >0 hales?now ; it U only 100.000 titles, with a prc.-^oitl \ of ft ?till furtlier reduction. T!:-' only c-jts.- i?>t- i the eril i? the restoration of p.nce and civil government, The President's plan of renter*" ! tion lino proved unavailing, i.nd rrc nn' (->r<-e-' j to aecept the terms proposed hy Con-ires--.? \ until vm accept, all our interests, agriculture.], ! commercial and manufacturing, will remain ! paralysed. So long as the Constitution*! ntnoit-1 ' nient was offered to the peopl* of tiic South, I for their acceptance, or rejection, And CV-ngi < -* j treated tha Southern Stntcs n* States, he hmi j advised against iia adoption; hut now wlitn j tbat'body announces that we nre a conquered j i>?uij ?uu uivmicb iciinr ui jientc, Willi iiic ] with the power to enforce them, il it our dut-y j to submit. II* ic opposed to an nppral to the | Supreme Court, as entirely unavailing against I the power of Congress, which for two yearn at | least, it can exercise io the enforcement of it? ! terms, however ungenerous and unjust. 'I'll* clause of disfranchisement, he regards an unfortunate one, as it deprives the State of the < services of i?.m? of ite wisc?t end most influential citixens, in the formation of the new Constitution. Universal suffrage, he thinkb will prove to b? equally unwise, since it removes 1 the indncemente which an educational or prop- i ?rtj qualification would furnish to the freed- i men, for elevating and improving themselves intellectually and morally. Yet bucIi is the 1 law,.and it is the duty of every citiren who is ! not disfranchised, not only to register, but to < vote at the election for the best mm, and lie- < sides endeavor to seecre the negro vote. This i is to be done, not by personal influence, but by I bowing them that their interests and the i whites' are identical?that s,tix of two eents a 1 pound on soiton, and a tax upon tobacco, af iecta cqusiij ?ne;taoor oi t!io black, auJ llio | I Capital of Ibe whit# man. 1 ] The Governor deprecatee tho formation of I i national partita at present in the Slate, whether Republican or Democratic, and thinks it ! : batter for black* aim! whiles to devote iheir ' cliief attention to the preparation of a Stale Constitution, and when representation is secured, then to act with that party which give# equal right* under the Conn!itution. lie prefer* a heavy bill of charges agaiast the Democratic party?tbnt it had enticed tliei'outh into eceeaion with delut-ire proniipei ef support? ibat it bad defeated the conservative movement which waa inaugurated at tho Philadelphia Convention by itaachemea of party aggrandizement?and that by it* anion with the Kadicnia under St#v*na, it had inflicted upon ua the ' wont feature* of tha Sherman bill. The addreae of the Governor was well lereeeived, and seemed to be fully endorsed by the meeting. The speech of Gen Sickles tr*s temporal*- j and conciliatory iu its tone, lie annoum.-:.-! liia deeire to ucttr* the co-operation of ;he civil authorities in the enforcement of the law, end that ha would do i.othiu{; to sanction injustice or spoliation, or to increase the risks or iuipuir the value of property. He eonipliirisntcd the people of the South upon the ability, resolution, nergy and courage which they had exhibited i in the lata war, and which, if properly dirsc ted would eur.ble them to Eurmoiint the diflioultiea which now surround thcin. lie urged j tha necessity of cultivating harmony between j the races, and tb? duty of every good citizen to j use his influence in securing the fsir r.rtd im- | partial execution of the lawn whioii ' person, character and property. He dc:!nred j hi* conviction that the military hill wnj prompted by no fseliug o( hostility to the South, but i simply to secure protection to the blacks. In , , conclusion he urged uj on them to discard all falaa alarms, at.il imaginary fears, uud j indulge brighter hopes of the future. The ! apecch waa received with great applause. . ^ THfe ACftUI.SITION OF BU55IAN AMJLSICA. Washington despatches announce the conclu eion of an important treaty rrilh tha Russian .j. Government, by which it ngreea to convey all its possessions on this continent to the United States, in consideration of the payment of $7,000,000. The following is an extract from the despatch to the Herald on the subject: The treaty will be ratified by the Senate, and | ? both ,10Uae, Congress must concur in making 1 the appropriation fof the payment of tho pur- j chase money before the treaty becomes so accomplished foot. The crriount of the purchase money i? to email,, when the size and value of the territory ? considered, that tho transfer is regarded aa a eesesion rather than a sale, and etiggeetiv* *f the sympathy of Russia for America. It is looked tipon at an important step lowards the absorption of the whole continent by the United States; and, considering that the possession of RassiAn America hems in the British American possessions, it is thought by Itbowing diplomats here that the transaction Hill probably be regarded as a hostile measure by Great Britain, and may possibly meet with ? ? -? - irow IBM powtr, iroin its point f riewa m a belligarsat in cue of war. The parebased territory oovers rpwarde of 400,000 sqnare mile*, and though now.containing only oDfl hundred thousand inhabitants, half of whom are Esquimaux, it is believed that, V;c American auspices, it would at a com' ^aratirety early period contaiu a population nmoieot to increaao tho number of Stut.es in -*t* the Union to fifty. The fisheries are very extensive, but the principal oemtnerola! wealth of * , the country ia in its far trade, which wotdd, . hencefo/th, be altogether controlled by Am?ri-. can merchant* , ., Tbe *cqui?iUCD of Russian America ia viewe? . .mto'iuift Car rtaeWg importance, in a wa- j ^ -i,-. tJittt ...V, .*L~. IPM, I It I I Ai.HL MB _ ?I ' niercial ns well us a, pohteial iiiiJ *triit.??giC:i1 point of view. Not Hi*! Ivusl inlvaul!t|!f thus gained would l?o the entire control of tin' ll'i^eo-Aiiiv.ik'iiii AFi.uie which pioiiiifiis to link the United States to India un<l China by thu way of Ku?sia. tne military eill and the supreme court. The Washington eoi rc?pond>Mit of the New Yory Til/uctc states thiti Senator Ufvu-ly Jolitl?oii it iis hit opinion ihiit tlie hupivirw Court litis no origin.?) j.n i Letton in tlie ense of j 'the K<i:oti-i!i;ie!i.:n Act, recently jmiwod I'J' | Congress, mi! tli.it it nri-l nr* loflorn it on nppt'ul !loin lilt* lowi-r ci'i.r rf. 1 hi.-! opinion is | slinftfil by J'e??.*u?! !!, Tritinhn 1, Sicvnin, ninl j oilier prominent Uepitlilirun lawyers. Gov- j rrnor I'atton, of A la'iiiiiia, "Icvlttics to li?? i<K n j <i!io>! with it, mi l the Governor On*, n'so. in ' his recent fpeeeli M the Bonn! <.f Ttaile dinner. ' s>lat<<! that he v.-rts not in (avot- of curiyinti ! the ciise to thrt Supreme Cuinl. i>?lo\v will i be fi t"iO init:.itiitahtll before the Su- j promo I'ov.rt by J n-I.;e ShArk-y, of Mirsbsippi. j W*A-itiN?T??N, April .">?In the Sttpicine Coilit, j lo o?y, .1 i:-i?re Sli ?rkey ;hvb notice of a motion ; for a pioHmiii'iiy injunction ng.iinsl Andrew .(ohnson, 1'rcsiJetit, ?:i 1 Ccii-rnl Orr, Com mr.n.ler of the Military i?i.?triet comprising M. -i --:j pi, ? . ] ( ! t!i .1. !h..- motion wa-: foninJv'.] on a hi'! of (j'liiy which In- pro; o.<-. .1 . I;) till-, brought by the r-l.it ? of !\1 , r>" | evii:pi<tii;atii, tiiitil t'o* parties r-amed, ! ? j I'.?(ik!ii 11:i]i. Ailvriicy-lieiiutal ! ^'..uisbcri y f *.! Hint, a.* it wmj :i ea?e in- i volvinp IliC original jurbdici ion of the Court, i tl j motion, in iIki iii.nt place, should be for J L-p.ve U> file the bill. Judge Sharkey acquits- ! e? ii, and n.si i the i'uii:iivi f:>i- llit' Statu of MU.-m* j fippi would iinw ir.nkt; the motion fur lea\e to ' til.? t!i? t.il!, aii far as it, purported to in; ke the ' I'r^?id?.rit a party ili.fviiJ.nit, was in effect a j-u!i ..i-nim1. the United Slat* ; he would, therefore, I . . : object to leave b- irig given by Ih?? C >lltt to file ! the bill; and he fuillier ?tat<d that lie also was j ready now to go into argument of the motion, j The Chief J tut ice, after consultation, stated j that the inoliuii for lattvc to file the > i11 might i be ii.aile iiii-.l put oti the motion doekul ; but iu comoriniiy wtili the rules of the cuuit, I , il would not he heard until tlio laxi regular ! motion. This motion will, therefore, cjiiio up j un Friduy ucxt. THE COLOHED VOTE. ' From the proee- tlm^s of ie.-.-nt, political j meetings of the free-linen iu Charleston, a> weil j na fro in iho ree-?ut di.V.uthnnce* growing out of . nUctu('ts ol negroes to ride in the reel ears, j it seems apparent, that artful and i!''>ij;ni:ic ; Jcmagogueii, the ageuM probably of Northum i oeieties, aro endeavoi ing to pro'luo-ali- iiat.wu i ind distrust between the ruees, for the *purp?>s..* . L-f carrying out their own selfish purpose*. Yet j in (-ite of all their effort*, the majority of the | black*, according to the opinion ol' llmic who ; ?re bc?t informed, will support the whites ai ! the pcii?, or if thi? should not be tlm cast, tin- j Ircednieit'ii rota will bo ?o divided n? to be o! i ( liltlw weight. The only cl?*? upon * horn the j r?ohtir?l ?<?itfi1nr?a ??i?n ?* v 4. r f #* rite tiie lliri11U---? and improvident idlers front j lli?; plantation* who kik livini; from hand m mouth in the cities, wlultl t it a iiic.-i nunioi <>ii-> sla?s, consisting of hwieni, inteiiiguiit., ami m : liuatrioue freednien, wlio are earning their >1 ?il\ , Inend in the service of vhitu employ v*, will , be found identified in in'oicst uuil feeling wil h ; lliitt class. Such is espaoinlly tl;o eas>e ill tl?e inlciior, where '.'no freedineii are less exposed < to Iho I'cle'.eiions influence ot political agitn* ! | lioi?. it ia |},e duty certainly ?>f every tr?>ud t , cU;zon, at tliir* time, ly timely counsel ah.I ju- . ' dicious advice to di.'uhuse their mind* of nil im- j , proper iiifluences, and to convince them of that ! which can he tnad? so apparent?iliat their i true interests are en'irely identified with those ! , of the present owntra of the soil. I l UNITED 8TATLS TREASURY JfOTES A3 A j LUGAL TSUDliS. Upon this tjueition winch is now pending ' lor ii-JjudiMUtiuti before our higlust Irgai inbu- j i<rI, Uii Charleston Courier presents a rials- j liieiil of the principles of three cases, all uc'-idud | in 1'fcniisylvaui.t, which are cited in the Auicr' ican Laic litcitw, for April, lst;7. Id one of ihcse, certain premises were leased, j th>i relit being payable in lawful silver j of iiiu United stales', c?i/? liiticir weighing utv- j t-uletn pennyn eights mid six grains at least. ! .Notwithstanding the words u?ed, it was held ' that tharent could be discharged in'legal ten- I der notes. That tho covenant lo rent **j:i \ lawful Hiiver mon.?y" was merely dviuiijitive u' j "lawlul iiioney" in existence when the contract ' was entered into, r.nd which the CiovernuienL i might change. , | lo the two other cares it was bold that where , ^ the contract was put able in coin us a comitio it I til. tllill I'llit#.f1 'IV*,iwnr?* i.aia. ......1,1 ^ ? J U.'l , l><3 a legal tender. The word commodity beiug i . diiuiiiguir.hcd frotu tliat of money. Thus '"i"J the case of Mather ug:iinst Knkie, th? luudlurd | leased his laud for u certain amount payable iu j "Spuuibh. pieces of cisht." The Court decided lb ill hero the gold was dealt with us a commodiiy, uLid tlint the tern-Riant was bound to pay as much lawful money<ns would equal it i in value, or ia other word*, us niueh as would | { purchase it. bo, too, iu u Very recent cause, the rent was \ , payable in ;Spuui?h silver milleJ dollars of a I | certain weight. Here Ihe words "lawful mow- j ^ cy" were not used. The judgment' rendered j was that the tenant was not discharged by an ! olfer to pay iu lawful money, tint i*, United j Slates Treasury notes of like amount, but must ! either make payment in llie gold itself or iu ils | equivalent at the time the reni fell due. ! ( ?3?*" We are uaiued to lcurn ilmi ? ^ nam form of pneumonia is prevailing in por- 1 , tions of Ui? District, and lias proved fatal in ' | innny cases. j During tho past two weeks Mr*. Moans and I , daughter, of this vicinity, have fslleji victims, ! and Mrs. Cochran, another of the family, is { now lying dangerously ill." ^ I 1 On bundsy last, Mr*. Thomas Crawford was i attacked in u similar way and expired In a few hours. During the past few days we have also to 1 announce the death of Win. Alexander Dren nan, of the neighborhood of Cnlhoun's Mill#, | , and-Mrs. M. Wil?on, of tbia vicinity. Trlily, | ( "in the miJat of life we ara in dentfi." ; - ? m -o ggr \yhen you want good and pure Medicines, where d^esan intelligent person go to 1 purchase them I Why of courte to a reliable i House, and (torn .reliable persons, who ara acquainted wjth -their burin*** ajil know what Ifaity sell, Suoh a house fr?^b?pld Southern ' Drug Establishment, liept by Goodrich, Wuikr* ( Kan ?S. C?, No. 163 Meotipg-atreet, Charlstorf. . Yoo t?n alway* flfid article*. c .?r? wirjrfetri; aftd piio?v * I I BBP If'IVirw ' I i mam 11IK STATIC C'Jft'ViiM'ION. 'I In* mlvicc hub !? < ii eivcu ''V |iromim-nl cit- j izena of vlic ttintu to the t>? ux^ficfe tin* i |>rivil?*|r?> which in tonfi'i'idl l?y ilio Military j ! til I, of voting niliiin-t a oi-n vonl ion, with tin- j In'Jle of tllUrt KrOUlitlJI II Colli illllUIICC of |lli.it.ll'\ rule, as nn ii 11 t'i'ii n live pn-f.mlile to llint j'le Hen!i'il liv u < 01. veiit ion. t-tich ti course we f Ii in k ill ml v mi!? 11.: i c in . 11- ct ilii? I lie ol-j?-uti? ; rolili uijiliili il, uIimj.i it iys tin- l i .-i omi ;i>li, j which ciiii nloiic jjivts peuce im-l civil (juvviu- I iiui:t to the ciitui'rr. We concur ?:i.ti;rly in llie views which nre J prefonlc'l in ilio fuilwwirg extinct fiotn the Churlaloii X- u-s: We iinv tely upon it that tlio.<.s \vh<? ImJ.l power will not uiiuw us to use the ttiiichin<-rv i ol the Kcoiistruclion Uiil n* tin obstruction. I The registration of the voters of the r?lnli* j 1.1 a ; liiriirlimi, ninl if, when reyis- j lliev ilo iii t u?:1, ii'i li.::ll who lookw At | tin; facts hofoi e Itiiii vail 1 t Unit action v. i l ' Ins taken for tlirni. The iiiFi-rtion of this ohli- | ration ?if n [ jiiiiiir voti: in the hill wjss simply lor the ptirpo.-'c of obviating t!.?' incoli-lMct.cy j of certain ruiliu.il .Senators who h.vl contcnucti ! in oppociiion to Mr. . ohn.-on's poisey, 1 It:>t. a ' State couKl only or^titizu of it- own lit-t! will, j ami to call a con\fit'ion hy military authority j without the cxjircsi-'l will of tint peopto, seeim-l j In cniitriiiliet this <Ji-fhirnli"ti. lake t(*? ehv- i lion of (hi- j'roMch I iii|>o|or, it wi.i a 1* ( til i.et:- I Hilary to keep tin- i.eonl technically eoriccl. j The North ha.s no is.t* I *--t, iii.il 1.0 ?1 tv I > j keep up n military guxTi.hKiii. r.t t!;<. Suiiih. , Wlitit it really wants i.- icoM.S'trsii-tio:!. Th?* popular mind had I.ciii tan-.'.ht that m?i h noon j st ruction coiii.1 Ik; . Tin ii, as they j doubted \\ litilnf that sull'ragu would Im; ac- | cgjili'il, they estnldirhed a noiilary government ( lo protect and i|ia<it{ai ut? its c.\elci?r. S ; I. (>?ard, whose merits as an experienced, vkill- j ftil and thorough-bred dentist, nro so well known to the community. The Doctor's best ! testimonials are to lie found in 1li<? oxp*rioucrt of his customers, and iii.s praise, like his work, remains in the mouths of all who have eni?ved l!ic Ix-iu lit of Ins bkiil. We tin nut know lli.-il | Ik: nrpircs in tlin nrt of muking the i-xt tin-lion | i>f tvcth a pleasant operation, hut we can guar ' nuU*e, llmt l\e will ensure its heiujj a ?uf<: ami j painU':M ono. To all of our fiieii'ls who j sire that erowiiint; utlraeiion of tin: "humau j face ilivine," a e<-l of pearly t*<.ih, we s.iy, upuii tlio J).>ct<>r. We eoiatiieii-1 you to Iks . -kill. i Ai.itous ?t Ska I.. ? Wn <lir--.a tin* nt-j tcntioti i f u<- i niltTM to tin- vnv.l <?f ?.ur t.iwi.s- j llirii, Messrs. A lilou.s it St ill, who :ir?' pii-piit-.l ; lo oXeeil'e all 1>1 ali>*lies "I t'i'* e;lli:<ij*r iiiiik.li/ ' i :iti?l repairing Ijiisi:i< ss ia the v?:*y Ift i. riu?' jji-ii!!eiii'-ti <t? \v'-'i k;.on':i to our ?- ?::i luiliiitv >i.; thoroughly i-xpi?ri?%i >1 un<l *ki'!t>:l I workmen, ns ur.iih isnt.tl f?.r 11:iini-h a:..; J I'gmifi' < ! lit oil* work, a.-. lor i'3 fai: !.fu.i:o.s< sim: , ,Uir I.llity. Ar.t>? In r itr.jn.tla t c":>fi-lcri>t.!nii j s, i!iaf th'-y work low, ni |o i?v# to >uit ill" ; *lli<-y iia'.'.i now 0:1 lim i Iju^v'ip'. i" whi'sli | im'i.i-i tii uiiiv iin-i L s. r- , i.)n ynn wall' a ii?w : will y??h i . HVf ilii oilf Oil* I *- A* to ! d'lll-'-t IJ i -ii <1 :ss litU' 1 e.ili tip ill ?? !! il -i::i .\i-i-i'.S ?v vmI. Ami'.uotti-iis.? I?y reft rciii*? tn i!,e .-?nr-l of : jur fi luml Mr. K \V. Chiimii', roiii-nl m-li-l : at Ct'liifliiiry, 1.1, it wi.l 1? ? seen lliat l.tr is |ircjinri.-J to fin irsii fur n tril'i\ iiiii'non( >>? if , mill' uf (lie in : !?! : 'i* if* of iiur fir-'t-r v i. 1 ? ' llns "oli! fariiil.ar fi.'o5" as well ? > ?i few of t!.o ; V'uuiij; uinl ln-a'i?iMil. Wi- have li. J l!i p'.eas- ; lire al ox:iinii.itiir the j-liot.iai i.?is mi l can t^s- 1 1 lily to their aeeuraey uih! neutral tx leiiee. j I'liey nre no "cuiitiU-rfcit |?res.enti::?>iil!>" lust faithful likenesses, as well as liuii-.l.-oine pic- . Iure3. To former reaMcnis of the villuge. j these pictures will lie espceia'ly ultmctive. j send in your o:\loii?. i?* k\v A IiV Kli'l IH.'M t'NTJ.?Noticc to Creditor* ! ?Wilson ?t Howie. Mill Notice?Wilson it Hutchison. i Collar's Medicine*?Henry It. Ci>.sL;ir. Notice?C'ipl. C. It. Hceker. Stockholders' Meeting?Greenville <L Colurn- ( bio liuilroad. - Dentistry?I)r. S:un'l II. II?nr?l. IS'lit ice to IMuintilFs and Defendants*?II. S. (Jason. Administrator*;, Notice,?Estate \\*. VV, IJvlulier, <lec'ii. 1'liotog; ijilis?F. W. Connor. . -c-- j 2.3?" Mr. Schwans, the gcntlt-m.mly con .Inctor on the Greenville it Columbia Railroad, will please nceepl our thanks for many acts of kindness, in the distribution of our paper*, at Lite I'oatoflices on liis route. We have not the it-nklli'p ol liU .ntfinArt I...i f-?.? ?l.:.. I ''specimen br:ck" of hid character, we should pdge liiiu to l)o an officer us active and efficient ' ' is we have fown<l him to be polite and gentle- I 11011)3. virtues rarely go single. Our! best wishes attend him. ^ < ^ 1 ZST Ransom's boot and shoe shop is etil open at the well known stain! on l>epot street, anil nil of our friends who desire something in that line can have their orders promptly and satisfactorily attended to. by fuith'ul and skillful workmen. At thi* time, when we are securing a spring outfit, due provision must be ! innde for the "understandings," und nil who arc ' ili-sirous of g?lting a ns.vt and substantial lioot j ur shoe, are advised to call at Hansom's boot j und shoe shop, on I>.-pot street. tw We direct attention to the advertise- ' 1 ment of Deinoreca'* Monthly Magazine, one of ! Lhe acknowledged lenders of the fashionable I ' nroild, and it standard authority with its or:i- j log. ll id a model parlor magazine, beautiful- ! 1 Iv illustrated and presenting u varied and at-, ' Lrnctive miscellany. Yearly price, gjs'rf.ou, > with a valuable premium. car We regret to learn of the destruction, by , ! lire, on yesterday, of tlio barn of our esteemed i fellow -citizen, Rev. D. McNeill Turner, D. L>., ( ivith a quantity of provender. Wheihtir the lira was accidental or the work of an iucendi- ( \ry, u out known. ( Tlx annual meeting of the stockhold- ' :ra <>f Die Green villa <fc Columbia Railroad '/<>ui|>nny will l;e held iu Columbia on the 2.1. ! ' Mny n?xt. See udvertiieinent. ISF* See ao important uotice^^H. 8. Cmnn, ] E?q.. Sheriff, to plnintiffWpd* dtfandanl*/ %h n o interested m jticlgrneuU in bla.oflice. ^ i gggr.'ftee adftfrtiatmefit 6f Capt. Becker, cull- j dg for information as to the" blind, dfu(- ( lumb, and imbecile frotdcHBDi. .'-.'j ' " \ .|S^4>P*art%, Orr utiolataa the ptoportfon 1 if dufrabohiaed pertoAt at..cno^ighteapth ofj ^ >ur / y " . . ?.tn;uir'JiZJ- JJ'U.*;. Till. I'l Ml.lll S? l. lil.I'VI.KN 1IIK > 11.11.U!V AM> i II. lllwll'lll.- V.. It 11 i. fi flit 111 ? Imllirt | Ion ex h.ini:< k. ii ii!s vf tin- i?ci:Ulr;ti ion will be jn-rfeete'l ami |>i>t in o|?< ration as soon its projur re'; isteis rati be n|.|>oiiitr<]?tliat no rli-clion for iiiuiiiri|<nl or Stale ollicers will lie liehl until after tl.e new I'onM i; ution elm 11 have been ioai|i!<<l?:Si.it. ill v.ieit neics iliaii lie f i 1 by ii|>l nin'itiii iil in uiiici r.-i ? !?< '? ! I.y tin* le^ii* laluiv I.y the Governor ; in tiio-*' eleclt.l by |'f|itilai' MtfiV.!;; -, 1 iy the Cotiil)i:iu<liiig <.!enerul. ??;*' M< Jrri". (Jray & l.yo-.s, i?^rr.ij.Ii nilifl#, c?lit.i'iii|i!a!e visiti i (i our viiluj;o. utioiit llie tirsl of May, where they iniei.d v?tal>lisl.iiif; I am! m aiiil i !:? ?*i?- c*u.?-n- < !' t:> i. wi'iU, which liikVc lu'vii vxli.l>it<'il i;i |n c lion til our ?.iti/.-n*. conriK i.<l tlum tin? !il.iTiil | ??f "in- ?!<uiiii?in,ity. Wi!-oii ifc I?<? i?' ?:v.> t ?. 1 i lliut tlni ni?l'-s ami a -..'itM of I). M< !.,iu r'in. lire i'i their lunula f->r cm Vetinn. I>.*??!??r^ will <ivi' cimIs l>y giving 1110 niultcr their early att.i.t ion. -> Nt.-.v V'iuk. A'.i.?Tli? 1 Kiv-irrn. w'lifh It !?? I won i-v{?t?-le.l h-: ?> f-?r Jevernl nrr:v<?il i'iss ii:or!,in*j. Hie ' loaves f?l' oil l!ii> ItMh. Tin* st'Mimliiji liolief wi'l -ln-rtly l??ml with ( tovi-ions f.>r the Miir. r.T .Soulh. Auiv?-t !.:r< eonseli?.?-il to ?l.o\v lii-s | t.vS?? gallery ? T p intiti.'s t > be thrown ? ji*-s? t <? t I?m'?!i?* Ave day, for i'io li^tivfit <>f t! l.alies' Soir.lipt'it Relief Assoriiilimi. This evenin '. Mr. uinl Mr', (igor^o Vatide'iher4t :i volunteer reud in iTi Sleitiway lla'.l, in aid ol the Soullwrii lielief Commission. | W.\>i!iN?; !"N. April ?In I lit! Southern re- j lief l>ii.-k?jl.. at I>r. (Gillette's Church, was found :i dollar hi'.l, in which was wrapped a lii lii .-' dini'-olid r itu'. 1'ti-nia! revenue receipts to- lay i ver iji >0. I The Russian treaty w?s ra'.ificd to duv with I two or tli! re di.sseiitinj; voles. Tim President, lias pardoned 7.. I?. Vaiiee, lately Governor of North Carolina, on tlie leeoiniii. in!:itinn of twelve .Senators and twenty -?!it;lit Hvpre--:ti! .-itivo.-<. Nkw Oki.lans, April ?Special orders N? 7, with reler>*nee to I lie election ol jiuhi:i: olli r?t9 of i'mj St.it ; of l.uniii hie, not lmvii-|f '/ " ii ft'i I in Ili?* 1I-!-?li of 1. viri^-ton in time to |ir?:v.-!:t an ? I ' i ?n |i: *rvi?.:?? >\ nl.-r-il tli-r?*, lilt" i.rjt !.. : I].-! I contrary lo to tlie <ii IVirt liilii ? .lit :ii t.?* 1 in til'It oi'.l?-r ; ill-? election ; i lii'Ti-f.-i ? , >l.i i ucii ta?ii .4: 1 voi-l. Ni.w Uui.i axs, April 10.?Anoilicr ci cv.is. < < vva? . ||'i eteil in :i 1'ariaii Weal of iiitoa Koliirc, , > y- _ j !:i.-oi.1--i for i!,i* fi.-^fMrat .on <f voter* \va> j i-.-a i ; v. I'iika'.o. Apri! lO.?Tli?> oiismaiolai1! of l'ort :.iif iij. !'!?.*i |>i oiiiiin itt. lo^ini-i-r iias ta l; n | ot ilix In .I'.ii-r Iiolow ill.; ?itN[n-ii:.ioii 1.1 i.'iri', a:nl j.- !? rf.at'orci-iiieiit-i. lM .it.lN, Aj'fii l.? ?'I lu- trial of tii?- l'Viiian* !.ns i:.iiii:iuitv.v>J. AI'i'??-y I n n ! . jilocu'o ?vi- j .1 I. n;>"V. | iv r 'ir.i .>* iIvt inn.I ! itj I ii!i in it -i! >: :, : :? ! r*--.ii-Iit'.' Ii?i! ? < -in ?>! ).i;X' t; J-'r =? !.< .? A u ii Hiil ? !/. 'I ll'<* j.-..;.,,.. Ni:\v Yi'tti., Aj i'l 1 1 .?'!*.!? Jli.?vo i* ..r:i .1 A!!-' y ::> 1 I U; ...!. N . *.?* s?r..l I'iN w 1. ii*. i'.vi'-li ; I! ? ??k n. Jlti>N<t:i I !: I: i - II N v.- Jt-isrV. TI:C Ma- ii : vi- r i! : ! ! .l-r--y Ciiy it11-1 I'tfli'ipua, Xc#' JfWfV. Tiic It-j.i''' Sic.uiH tr??ifre?l li'lil ill .1 |H._\ < "ii V, \v!.Cl'<* ill- is*MI*! \V:i- llirt iiijudi-ijiit!->a. ill! i?, v.lfl'.ur N?\v Vi.rk >1 cut]>1 v i'.si.lf .J is*?*v, ' :> miih1.iV', fur liijiair. Anion;.; t!ie I.Ii.-imI nation* to the T.ndif.-' Southern lUli.-f Association arc a tliouvnn.l from tin- <5! ?_ ? American Tea C?lii]>'iny. ] Tnta! iccci|it# ?"> (UiM. I T.\xi:s.?Sow arc nvnrinjj I" <l-? In !.* ilii-nif* Ivo? \vi! It ili*? liclii-t' lliaL " iiiiliitiry ; rule " wil! cr.ii>.- tli>* Tax Collector t > clos.* hi* : l>ju!i3. 1 !ii.? I.; a t.si.V ..hi*, T!:.r 'eat i-ivi! ' privcriim-nl ??l dm Stitli* wi'l !? e.iul nil | lil it i? sii|)ers?-il?*<l l*y ilie ii?>w Statu itiivfi'nnn-iit. N<?, ui-i.tleia-ii, lli?: Tax Collector will ! not. co.in- liis loiiiiu.-'. Tlicre i? no gowrtitiii-iil, i* ?! or miliary, lml. wluit r?co^i,iz-,s ; l.txuliuii tii u tii'tfi'Siily.?I'ickcn* Cottritr. Tim Mississippi Cask.?tho ATutioinil Ilffiitb j (ietci, of Washington. of tin* c.isc, say* that .11?.Mi.irkcy will lie us>:<i;>ti.l l.y It. .1. \Vii!i.<-r. Wi.ii.iin M. 1'vart-', Cnl<;'? C*i-liii-ir, JikI^c liiark, ur.ii possibly l?y ox-Oov. Andrew. c.?i:m;ctti) \vi:kki.v by j. n. neu'iiiiit. Ar.siEvti.i.K. April 12.?Corn, $2; r.ifnl, S'i; Hour, $15 a '20; sxig.nr, 15 a 25 cts ; cuffee, 3i> i ? 35 ; peas, ?>2; bncon, tsid--i, '20 a 25 et? , hams, 25, shoulder?, 20 a 25; rice, 15 ctJ; molasses, West India, $1, Ktw Orleans, $1,50; butter, :;0 cts.; lard, *20 a 25 ; cjrgf, 20 a *25 els ; j colton dull and declining, middling upland-, IS a '20. Augusta, April 10.?Colton more nctive nnd ; firino/; rnUs 170 bales?middling 25 u '25A ; receipts DO baled. Nkw Yoiik, April 10.?Fiour 5 a 10c belter 1 Wheat firmer and quiet. Corn :$?s boiler It ye 1 1 a'2c better. Oats 2 a 3c better. Lard quiet nt 12 a 13J. Cotton r,niet at 2VJ 0 23 for mid- ; diint? upland*. Gold lit'.Jf. j 7 1'. I'. M.?Gold 37^ Cotton easier with sales of 1,000 bales at 27.V-i'2ri. Wheat active i nnd advanced 5 a"10c?b?\ver grades improved j ino?t.. Flour?Siate Sl0.'25 a 1st 4f? Iiuoyunt and excr<c>l nt mi advance of 2 a Se? j miX'-il Wfslun % i .21' a 132. Kaltimokk. April 10.?Cotton i? (juict at 27} j Rio coffee fiiinti* and ptoek light. Flour $13, i 76 a 15. Curo advancing?all gitidta 2 a 3c ! higher. charleston, April It).?Cotton pteady and l?ric?? unchanged. Salps 6000 bales?middling JO a 2f>}. Rec?*iptB 3l0, Liverpool, April 10?2 P. M.?Ootlon continue* heavy. Some failures in Iraile reported. Liverpool, April 10?livening.?Cotton, midlling, closed heavy, at a dcc'.ins of fl on midlling uplands. tar Ti.e r. dlowing named |>er6ons fl!lv? I r#ight "remaining iu the Depot at ALbevillo Ap/il 12ili: J. M. Mitchel. Dr. S. S. Marshal, llufiiti JroWn, J. 8. Cothfan, II. W. Law son, F. P. lobertson JV\V. Crawford , White, Smith Ji Co., 3radlejr'a-''WjiAera.?n, O. F. Kinlocli, Mr*. E.' V. Manhftl, i. 3. Cuoninejham, J. B. Moeley, Jl. J."<Jrow?j, R R. Mile?, J. a. R?id. \V. D. JUftr* 3. Y. Burns, ,R. McCravbn, J, A. Norwood,' J. 3L .WlUfln, j. McCaalin, J. H. Penfiejj* T; C' Vrin, J. A. Allon, 43, T. Ilcvfkoli,, i.wii. i? iii guibii^ uw^ijp n i a^ma,! Ilirtuicr Co i'i.t?Tin! s.m'.pihI ijii.iriv ly 'omii of I lie ] ?iftriiM Court lor Aii'Icikoii will Ixoi.. on next Motulny, 8i!i inf!. Wo l*> um (tmt u 1 liit'^u amount of criminal casei await <1< in lliM (' tut, Invito' In I ran r-fm tlm Snjiei iur Court at lite rcccnt Maf li l.-rin. Mis Honor Judge Mutiny wiii j i?si.lc._ In tin1 ulr-oiioc of tin: Solicitor, (Ion. J. W. II..nit-oii 1 will Immtoiisu lire ['f'-si-'tii j o.:i-: t?Sjrtrtit.t . j limi/fi /.'sj,reus. List of l).u ?.t l it j.-: I LiAtrrrs | It? iilaimti-; in tin* I't.-l lii.; at I lo-L;-.-', nil- ! ' r-all.-l for: ' ! I > I' K I.F.TTt\i:s. ' A lillMV ii.l.J'i.?A. l!mi. J. I) li.tiioi-r-', , John A. ('aliiotin, Alt*. Knti'y (Juiro> . <? .1. j -nu'ton. J T. I j<nk. Mis L. A. M it1; ill. j M. I.. A!.iitin, John ,M. Ai.itiitt, .v;,t .;! - j 1". :vi. ti-on, l'.il-v'tr<] Nol?l.-, Alr-? i'i rt nc WII.i.IM: H?\ -< ? ' " CAI.MUI.VM MiJc.irric J. Mm- ; ic!. | .Ml 1.1 .WAV.?M 'v-s Pii i hi ?\ i'<>. i;ui:i> 11:11 i:us. Ai;iii;vii.i.i:.?isvni.n.i iviii-ii, v,:^ ; i:. 1' ii/. r. K?.\ imI \..li|i?t Coilinm ?V IV1 nil. 11 \i:n:us 1 i:uuv.?Mi.< .\i:ii* j ; H AliiiK.N'ill.N.--Vl.^ 1., li.-i- i?. I'. - .i ,1. t II. ?i. CI \:.K, Act i\ .M. j Ol TICK 1INT I;, u. i". ,'v- A. I.. Ai>:: 1.v< 1.1.1: (!. !! , S. i\, ?; :i; ;i, is V. i 1 . . i 1 v i:so lircctit's: ?.>! i'so i. (' niin'r 1?. Ic. . 1". it A. I.. Ini tiii.. Sliitr, .1 i ?-?i.-iiiih ,11 ll.i* l>;s*i'.i:t hi c ros|nctl'u!ly r? 11 tl tnivjiort. in liiirt ():!k-i. wi?ii II- i|!|. ilelay It- | i-.-f.! ! . In* 1.tillilift, M-X all i ? I I In- liii.nU it if ' 111. I'll ! is h iti-s" aiu<>:iu Mic ivloi?. ! |>n|iiiin(:i.:i who iiiisv 1 In- living upon tii*>ir l.ihji or o| wiiinii lli-v ; limy liimw, viz: li!::i-.l, ])?-al" an.! 1 > mi'lui- t ln-iri!?: of I i l.n-, li.sn;.- t'l's'j-l >u'. j c. 1:. SiKcKMi:, i. i;.i, v. u. c. ! A. iv. ! <- . misou !!i:it'iiiS0X'Sj '-pin S Mil.),, fin uht!v known n* "I'nMic-t! 1 Mil'." will sliiji ?:s MoikI iy n-.-xt, fur ll: > rough loi.iiii.s. V\*ii.so.N .1 in Tcius?>.\*. A j*i i 1 12. I-ViT, It. isrorrj'ci5 rro i L'lai lit ills iiiiil Di'lciKliiuts. f 1.1. l'l.AIN I l/KS iti, 1 HI-::-'KXHANTS | / ? \v!m :tio isi i- 1 iii .1 (.1 Hi J M KNT> in my ollltjtj ?i?. hi*rcliy nuulicl tit juiy iliu costs l?y l!.c 20th day of Ivlny noxt, Or f v5--.-S wi:l liv isito oil. c'. t!i-? ?-iiiic v. i !...i|t <. ! i v. II (' A - iN, S. ,\ l>. Mi<-: iti'? ?i?l o, A|>ii| HI, 1 : T. 21 H Secretary':; Office, GKr.r.NVII.I.K ?fc <OI.I?\il5|.\ It It. Co. I'nUMIIIA, S. I'. A |t|-> I < >, l.>iS7. 'rm: Ar.Mi.il M. . !.: ? ..f ilu? S*?."k1ii.M--? of j 1 tli.t < rcfiiviii.; ? -I ' it .i! t ??iiiirsi?y w 1 I..- I:. 1.2 i.1 ..Til 1 1 1?.\V, -l \!.,y li- a'...' 1 I'.'..' i a.m. Tin* I .'! \v it. -u > . ..s.tV-l t<? ;i j me ri'l? i. urn t'n >'i:ir?? ; n *< ? ki. -i. 1 i* I.r<? I' <>; i.njii' >li:i !'< ? --x IH.-Ii'i 1 |-tv\ii?is lr :.l!"\vi- 1 : ! li - W.I".-. ?.. ! i-'i.i-l!?:? I ? Miti.; w ilia iiii'i : ' I II'. p!!.!-ii:i- |-S of ; I.M-k ? !: > W. I II! Olijiimi J "~ti>-Uli<ii<li-:N iti'u ioij-iii-. il In In- ii HVirli! V-'l Vi- i Hi 1 i t;-, to ? i:tit c liii-ii! tiik-* :n-ii- I .in 1 ? li i r. V fAKiUNCit.N, | } Apfil 1(1 'Jl .'it J?i'\-rcJury. I r "notice" I TO CREDITORS. "piin NoTIS ami ACCOUNT-, of!). Me' I.iiMclilitt lisiv<* 1 ii ic il ::i ur.r li.ii.il for ? <>!: ! inn. All I'cr'inn in !?-5>1 ?I w ii i r>.i vc lN>STS. HV MAK1.SU 1WY.UKNT 1.UM1Ii>lATi;hV. wu cAr.T jp. r>r\ vm r IID iLJUi'i Mi. UV IJ l-l Ajtiil I 'J, "ill? tf DB. SAM'L IL BSAB0, D. D. S? scoia 3sr TIST. j VJ; l f rf i UAIMIATK uf ila<> ]>' !:iinorc (?.f ^ Pf |)fiil?! Snrj??TV. Oir.f:-- Ml' ';nif-\ ?<v<T <YUIIi:e-> <fc TIlOUlSOll's Stoic, All'.cv .''1M ' " : S. e. extruded without- |>><in lij' I rofurm, which |v. l5K.\ItI> It is ln-en n:-ii '' 4,r i t-welvu y?-!ir.<, withoii* ncci-lcnt. Flu' mo.-' Ix-niitifiil Airril'IClAI. TLETJI inserted ai moderate rates. | April 10 21 If Tho Stato of South Carolina, a mu: i -jha: district. WIlKltKAS, JdIIX A. CAJ.HOUX. mix of the sureties on the Administration Hond of WAKURN I'. IMiLCHKIt and WILI.IAM W. BKLCllKIt, Administrators of th? F.siaic of \V. W. I.KI.CII Kit, sr., lale of paid >tiite anil District, has li ed Ids |i.-tition in tin; Court of Orduinry, prajirft for relief as fucIi Miretv. t>i?w, nonce U licrebj* given in ilit! mud A<1 minis', rat oih in l>.* utul a|ip>"iir before nit* in ilio Court of Or<Hiiiii'y, at Abbeville Court Hull*", <11 tl??> 4iii TUKSDAY hi September next,to show ciiiis.', if any tli?y onn, why tJio prayer of tbe petitioner should mil lie grinlcd. Given under my Imrul mid peal of office, sit Abhe\ille, ilii< ltil.li ?l:i\ of April, A. 1). 1H07. WILLIAM 1IILL, O. A. L). [L. S J April 10 - U4 If Important]" I )E SUItR *nd encloeo to Hie Subscriber one b0lla&, BY MAIL, ami you will be inn ij\ RETURN MAIL, FORTY PHOTOGRAPHS, SM iS8 - V' C Of Vdiatiniriiiijlicd CokeaburiAn*" This is no Yankee tri?lr, only Southern enterprise. If you avfer had-the foriunS to dwell-irrtbirdelectabl? inn>.. -?a L " - " ***** u? juur uri^nU?CK8 Bud ' ?OU Will' seo what you. wlll*^" /3 mu .ii?i imj? H >riu;?'<".r i *ii?ntlily M:?snziiH'. jOUr oniv.-iv 11!y ni'kuowIt<!>{> <! I lie i\lo?l?*l I'.iiloi- Mn.'iziiii! >( Aiii.-ikm; <nvoled t? Oi'iji m.il Si.cici', INh-iik, SUolell'*:1. AI'i'liiit'vlmu ui'?l \lo.|- I Cull || Ji.-1, | | OtISfllolll .M .it 1 !!?, Cjl'IIIM ?>t rin?lulil, IVr?oiinl an?l LiUTnry <io>t-i|> (iiifius|ia'iiil iS'p.iiiincnts uii i'V. -Iiioiis), liifliui!fioin on |loiilili, ( viif'MHtic, l'li|n<-.siriaii l'-xoi'? | t-isi s, Aiuiihciik hi*, <-tc. ; nil liV *Ix* !?? t :ii:iii"is. i.imI mid nrii*tii!?||y illii'-l li :. ! v.:: 11 -n-lly |in^;:iv iif; (till! si/.f). 11 >1 ' .I'.-i !i.?Id>* I'nlSi-riiii, Mini*'.lewi-'r., 1 in cl :i lattii Miito.-..,, ,,f 4.< \i;- n-ive'.l i< | w i li ?' ii-r n-. fsil iiliil'vnt.'ili.i-.:n . liv r-il nr<-. ! No l:?Hl of II lill' lll' lil, 1 liollr"- I "-.in inioni Ki >)< \v |I limit j I'm* Mi.ili'l Monthly. * innl" :!I| <*.>ul : ; j Iiv Iii:iii!).,im. as ?|ii'i!iir>!lH, lU c*?l?; cillici iii.siv ! iVi p. Y-atly. N.'l. wiMi a valmiM** pr**- ; 111 i nil I ; i Wi) ? ??; $.'i..'iO; li.iv* .$? ."?<?; : ri v ; i*?i|>i> s. ?12. "nil |>i i iiiiniud for : riilK- at. i-uitli, witii llio liir-t Jitviuitili;J to i*M<*h t-i;b-(.-ril.*jr. A<! w. .ic.wiNiis i :.\:< i:i\-*r. N<>. I".:; ISc.ii'lway. N* *v Yoik. i >i-nioi"< >t"s Mxiitliiy .mi Vt'iiiiri Am i'c.i, in ?j?*t}>. < , r; t v. iili ili>- ( r<*tiiitinis I i" oio*l?. [J 1' 1 ir.oiVft's \5? nlliiy aiiti 1 in. i'lii. lojo-lir i , ? I ill, hi ,-nivalin:. r- Fi n r r; o ; L'J h FOB SALE, AUOIJS I I RPAlJ W J fcvi> tit J it iia iucii | P A\ I-' < n bitii'l (i low <ii>1 'uli-.tanlial -fl iL lu w wliicli t.hfv will AT LOW PRICES FOR CASH. | U'<; Wo r rani J\\ir Wnr/c far' 7 " < fee Mo?li,s. P 25! T yvj 3>5 ysl-ij * J K,[i 'y^ AND T It IMMLN G Will llccjive our Prompt Attention. * B v r-. n nr?i ? fi? biSflila ! AI 1 ;! 3, l '.H The State of Goutli Carolina, | i vl i>h /i i il.i.K IjI.i 'J'J;it T. ' 'IiarV' "?" :? .""D' iu.r, ts, Wist. ! I'.ir'.'c-*, i*i ;*> ve, r.-i .!??*.r* ?in?! i thefi. j 111! Irr Au uis;:i a?:ft Sale of 1 , iur r.iv;i:e:;l c?i* LYirts. 'I' :>! p .?: iiic ' '"V ii'l-' 1 ;<>li lliT'.l V.'il'i-iin < * at! I lit i lit I . ill?r .I?>ins. I >?r? j l. i.I- in liiiw ;i : , ii-siile L?-y *:i?1 11 s Ii' : < t i- >t ?!? : (1,1 i-.i*i?>it ot I !>ott!<.t);i iL t'air. fY.|ti[ii:iih.H;l?- ' - D.ili'i.il, 'nil!. m:!i! >! I' H 1 n n - ?1n ! i"-it j'li l .'I, ::u a r li. iii.ir ; > >iu,i ' i u ;i :i .11 j-tr; 7 ' "l" 1H-| 1 inn iti' l!i<' s iii.b \v.. i tie i.iiitii j-rj c.itu^.iii ;( ll > 1:1. w ,\s. i; c. k. a. l>. j l!iiiniii:s-I*?r>vr's l.'flici', / April '.5, 1307, ill. J THE STATE CF SOUTH CAftGLiNA, A HilEVILLi: his nut /: In W1.1. ii. svi-li.r. A'Ttniii!-.Iru'?r, 'to., en. Win II. !'>ull?-r mill others. bji.j, t'.> MAIISMVLL AS.-TTS CAM. ix <'Ki.lJttT< AC. ?T appeari:iif flint Win. It. ISiill. r nml John 1 \V. iittiUr, !>t*i>-1.il.?111- to-tliU i?iil, rc.-iil*.' lj?*y'*inl ilur limits < ! Iiii?.-t .it : <-ii rii"li-iii l-v Mefiowwi, Cum|iIninunt's S->livs o;, t ?l r 4-< 1. tl III. ^uitl 'li-l.tnllfils iio ti u-nr-mkI | Ivi'tl, ai-i-.v- r or <1. iiiur to rti-i I! ! .it't " : >; ! 11iii williin /V,r/, </.:,<. tVoin lite | ul-li ?-:?t ti Li-rriif, or l Ii- diiuiu will b? t;ik*-u y<?"o COnj'tMO iigaitiSt tin-Ill. W.M. II. I'AKKEK, C. K. A. I>. Commissioner*!! oHiee, ) April Ii, lsf.7, n: j COBN~~M?Ai ^\.jsr:u ALSO, 2 BARRELS EXTRA GGLD!&T SYRUP FOR SALE BY j WHITE, SMITH & CO. A mil K 1SP.7 f.O if The Proprietors of RANSOM'S BOOT ill me. SHOP ARE prepared to furnieli any kir.J of work in their line till fgrihor notice. Burinegg Irnn.-tHcinl n4 heretofore. TERMS POSITIVELY CAbll. Shoe P?g9 constantly on liund. April 5. r?0?tf j SUNDAY-SCHOOL BOOKS J ?Tnur I.-_J -_J ' - " v/ ' uii imuu, iii!ii a mil xuppiy coming on. Thone Schools'tlmt rnndo Application before tlie first of January will receive their Books hs toon ai T can forwnrd Ihem. Let all work euraoally for the Sunday-ecijonl cmjse. ' Oaoll orders will ho promptly attended to i( addressed 1 to me at Greenwood, H. 0. W. T FARROW,'Misa. A. S. S. Ut P.L OA '? it dt . wsf; ' ?^Ecrr a*. fe^KsTi?*?.^*WSSBW?S?4lt3c. i?ySy?.s^raSimJSi *m i H IT, pg r mv MI ABBEVILLE, I 0, TO WASHINGTON, GA. Srr?*<;RIl?I,'U would resentfully in* ( mi (!: tinvi-lii c |iul?|io tint) liin Hnrks :irr iik'.v iunti:i '? iv liclvi'iin Avil!< , s <' .) Wsi'liii-qtiiii, I'-nv in if Abticville in 'i i 1. I?\VS, i'HI irs|>.\YS mi l SAT I H11 S >, all- HIM ' \V nsri t ti on oil \VKi)N IISI illDAV - a:ul SUNDAYS; going V: ilt'h .-ai-li way in .!:?% li^'llt, i'.> | iivei.lj?-ii:iwj Weil, tlii-? route ia ('HEAVER TiY s 10.00, :ii!>l tli' (iiih' n'ljiiircil tlm unrno. Tlic 11 rsi"f ,iit; om it ii<i<l i.!nriwill ,-j'aro tio |iiiius to uiuko the trip n j#:? liP. 8, EUTLBDSE. ?<> ipi 7 i<i?if. Tiio Stato of South Carolina, Abbovillo District. In Equity. II. F'.t?n<l 1C. nrndloy vj. \I,ii v A. I'.iii.lley otlit'i.4. I'.ll.r, i" '! ' I'AKTlTlo.V (>) ' LANDS 01'' A11*.; 111 i.\ i-I> DIuC l). | T ii|*i'o:ir:ii^ to my siit!st..';tioii t)."it Ak-.v3 ui.ticr 1'altefMHi. An.ircw M. I'liltorf"-:), D uiit'l I'att-T.smi u li'l \v if.*, JaiiP I'utlerrtul. .loll 11 i ill t<:i.?i:i, (-oil of .Maiuoilii I'litteraoti, dt'c'J,) .1 i.:I> l'.itt< r.-w.n, Cii.lii.i mo .M. I'.illf-ryon, Jamcu i'.it!i i-i>!,. Miilrsilm I'.iit.-r.-on, nml liie chiMrou ? ?t' .-'::li:"l l'ut It-full, di'C'i], wll?.-? linillCK i?r? l.ut K ."u:i, r?-.-i?le lii-yoml the limits of this State: ?(is tuition l?y Tliomson &. Kail", CVti.p. So!?,, f)r.Tl.:.l .l..|-...?l....<o .1 I j !? ai!, uiifW.-r or ilt-iniir, tu said 1>:II of C?mI mint \v; 11 i 11 J or!-; ihn/s ft mi) tlie |?ttblic?U:uu hvicuf, nr tin; :ti:io will tic taken )>ro mujiissv ilit-lii. \VM. 11. l'AKKKK, i. iiiuiiiN>! mi. r'ji fifiic.', ) v. j:. a. l). Al.nfli 10. I:s?7. S Mvli 2i? 21 til ti llfSTATH of suutiituuolina, . 11!UK I'ILLK BISTJUCT. Xn Eciiiity. Jo>". T. I.i.l.li-ll i'.t. Sani'l iiuaU-r ami J. R. t'unliiii^liaiu, F.lCvculun), and others. /;//./, TO SELL LAND, ACCOUNT, MA IISIIALL A SSJiTH, ii C. fj i' nppi'!trinj? flint Ucnjniniii T. Ilmitfr, n?o ii of llie <1>'I<*iiiIsiiiI.4 Id the ul'OVu l/ill, resides lu vori'l t!l<* limits of tii.:' St t >n iin;t!ii-i by Thomson tt tV.ir, Oomj*. Sols., Ol d i it, t!i?! ?ni>i e.'.-l'r:iil.r.t .. ).:.<ri.r tui-.! ;tui.i>r ir it- I'.nr wi'i.Mi f"T!>! i/iiiys fttitti tli?? (i<s:i ii"iti<>u hereof, or tlit k*tu.i w;li Lo tuliOH I'Tu M'/iW hil.'l. V.'M it. I'AUilEtt, c. b. ?. d. I'onitn'a'i'infr'H < >luc*, \ \(.rt'i I, lm'.'i. ? I ;Vi r* C Tito Ethto of Ecv.l'x Car ima, A \ V WA.t. \ MS 11? i* f. J X K^r iTY. Win. H. i'nr'vr, I otu i;?-.'inik*r, rs J. T. 1^,-y ! :m?l '.;fu ! ?. l?i!! J:) i-'ni'iiox' Mortgage, &e. !>< t'1* !'lu ,','~ fr'i f"'!.!;:?: < Ill t! ! f.1 -V ft tile 1 lVsillotJ lio\ iilni iiti* ii ill's i I tt:M State. On > !*y V.-t >\viint Oo [>. Sol.. <)r-lri-J, I!;.11 - ! ii. :i ] : ?t !< iiiiju-ar u;.tl ; leu 1. mi .% ! ur 4 ii.ur \. iil.iii /'i!;i il-ti/x from 1 t' i>i .\? a^iii.-l U M. I'AltKKU, c. k. a. i). ClIMIIIti-'-'Uniff'.i OiKut', I A | ril 1, K-C7. f ; April 2:5 fit THE STATE CF SOUTH CAROLINA, a vn.i.K uisruurr L. Ev>U,j. ; Mar? A. T.-.!!:-rt H. Taller!, A.irninwiiitlii.x ittxi Administrator, vt>. Wicli.vol Tullivri nn'l oili-r*. j RILL FOR PARTITION OF LANDS. I IT ii|>: '!??ill" to my pal i-faction tlirit HhiiiucL I. M :x<<ti Tiiibcrt, i>ne of tint in tlui j Hill, ri-i.Ich itw limits of this State. Oil i.i 'liitii l?y Thomson .V Fair. Cutiip. Su!?., or Ifi-.-il that Iitt do ii|>pertr itti<l p!etii), ' su.>Wrr or (lrtitur to ; ;?i?l 1^ill of complaint ? j"ft>j from lh?* pii(')ii*'itinn hereof, 1 <>r t!i? ?'Ui?? Will be taken pro (on/'runo i iiitit. U M. II. I'AKKK!!, C F. A. D. j Cotnnii&unnurn () AJiiiuh I I, I860. f 20 ct i.f. W. 1SACON. J. J. BACON J. W. BACON & BUO. i Wlute.!;; and Ketail Manufacturers and Dealers in all kinds of SADDLES, HARNESS, LEATHER, TJ Miisrics, ' Kuliher utid Leather Uniting, Wood Ilamca, i WHIPS, ! Valises, Carpet Bags, Shoe Findings, French and American Calf Skins, Atiil ni! other kinda of Leather. etc.. 1 169 BROAD STEET, rSDKIi T1IR AL'GUsTA HOTEL. A 07r LIST A, GEORGIA. Saddles Harness Repaired, and Maa? to Order. March 20, 1SG7, 40?Cm <r?R Ttrnrinn i JfiiJ luitr? iiilU I (iJTOLEN from my stable, on the eight of r!9 the 28ih ultimo, between 10 aud 12 o'clock, a MAltG AJULE, about eight yeara old, heavy built and in good order, of a mouse color, with u Muck streak hctors her shoulders, mid with u full iiiano und tail when- taken, and innrka of gear on each aide. Xn other marks remf mhered. Any pardon giving mo flAk information a* will lead to her recovery VVreceive a reward of TWENTY-FIVE DOlxflltS, or a rewurd of FIFTY" DOLLARS for lh?mpl? and the thief, with proof to convict. PETER R*KARD, * Near Greenwood. __April_8 ' 38 at* T **T - nrn ut (J. VV. dJlltJN, - CARPENTER AND BUILDER, *- line, *lwoy? on liat>d,_&a anortmtnt ' . COFFINS; 'if.. ' ^ Shop at Shillilo'a., . m

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Abbeville press. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, April 12, 1867, Image 2