Abbeville press. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, October 11, 1867, Image 3
The Abbeville Press.
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; Abbeville, 18. C.
MTV,A. LEE. EDITOR
TliltMO *Oirw D?)lnra a year 10 mlvauce,
~! 11 =?
Friday, October 11, 1B67f"
COUBT WEEK.
,flTie October Urm of our Conrt, wm openei
.Oi>^ Monday last, hi* Honor, Thou. H
])?wkini>, presiding. It is lius Jlolor's fln>
here, *?d (lie ability, confle^y nn<
)^?rm'ptn<fi;? willi which lie dispatches the busi
neBtrwf Coart Is the theme of genera! commen
t] at inn. We h*.?e be?rd *h? regret txpreMei
that any'obstacle should-have beeu iiter|>ose?
to the Xerc14e',6t histaKnts, in relieving oui
crowded d?>cket<s atxl dispensing thocivil an<
i .irimirinl justice of the country.
It tu certainly not.ihe fault of the presiding
judge that jurie* were not organized rii>
jury-cases tried at the present tern of th<
Court. Appiicalion had been made by someu
tha judges to Gen. Cunby, asking a suspensiob
of the rccent jury order during the sua
cecdiug term of the Courts, but no reply wai
received by them to ibis communication.
Tli^jodge and two of his brethren upon con
sult*Uou, then determined lo attempt the or?aiu*aiion
of juries; in accordance with tlu
order, but from the difficulty of ohiiinimf iK.
lists in lime, it ha* been impracticable to dc
o here during the present week, and we sei
tfaat the same delay prevails elsewhere ii
the State. The difficult}' will Itkely be obviated
during the succeeding weeks of th?i Circuit*
tt by obtaining lists of the registered voters it
* time.
Tlis Summary Process Docket occupied tin
Court for several days, but presented oo casei
of speofal interest. All cases coming withir
tfca prohibition of^Oader No. 10, wereconliou
e ?j over. A (notion was made to enter uj
judgments io all ca<xa in which oo o^ppearencei
had been entered. But this hia (ionor refused,
on ilia ground thst the order absolutely enjoin
?d pnm??dinga upon causes of action accruing
during the war.
?n interesting question arose, and was argued
at length, as to the liability of the Sheriff
in not enforcing an execution for damage*
in a case of trespass. Tlu iudire oraiitrd tlx
rale against lite Sheriff, upon (lie grouud thnl
all cii<i of torts and trefpnaeea are exceptec
from the prohibition of the Military Order
No. 10.
The Court adjourned on Thurspay. (lit
Honor haa ordered extra teims of the Courl
to be h?1d qu the second and {third Mondays o
tfovfiuber next-, respectively. The object o
thjf extra cession ou the second Monday in Nu1
ttm ier i? merely fur the purpose of enabling
the Clerk and Sheriff to draw juries for the
ancceeding week. The extrn Court for lh<
trial ??f cause* will therefore meet uu the thir<
Monday in November next.
In attendance upon the Court, were Mr. W
C. Harris, of Laurcus. uud Mr. B. F. Whitner
i>f Anderson.
TBI FLECTIONS Off TUESDAY.
The M'e^raat* received at the time of tliii
It fifing ~ !?-?
v , - H ? ???"' !( ??r.T.
Slmr/wood. tli? Democratic candidate
fur <Ue t50j?r^n.? lienefc in Pennsylvania, hai
arriad Mh? State lif nine fJiousanl votes
ltd that inOliSo I'lu- fM*jrro euffrnge amendment
Imt been defualtd, <5cn. Carey, tlio Con
eervulive cfiml ulnte for Coiitfreflf, liutt beet
MUet?J. Tbe ri-Mlt of tlieCiiweriWa eJeetiom
* ? ?till ?ot(rUt<n.
It will be recollected Ui.it on Tuesday l?*t
election* vere VeM ia ihe 8t.it** of I'enntyJva
tiia, Ohio, and Iowa. In I't-nrsy Irani* ;!;
JJtsJMbliean Major!)? last v?jr e?venleei
tlioasand, bnt in theTtM*dny -eleclinn* this tun
jjniity ban been ov*r<;niT?e, and a death blow
given we i.u?i U* iiadietli** forever iu the Key
r alone Slat*.
f nOhtv and Iowa tlve (IfetMmiNN for Oov
ernor* aud other Slate officers. In Ohio there
r >** ?n aleetion ?f a m*Bh-r of Congri*, to
fill^kf *fe?s*cv oc?a?i?n?d hy the reiignatioi
?f *_???, | 1m Rndtcal candidate for Governor,
nd'tlife telegraph annonncaa that Oen. S. F
*umrwy, m wioaerni* itepuh|?cenf <?ho ree?ive>
(lie surpoit of ilie Democrats, bus 4efealcu
diehard the Radical candidate. Th<
cefcorna * far Jot>?v indicate the result ?f th<
Governor's election. ?nd a Democratic triumph
eao -only be seewned %?v 4f?wo?iin t Hepnbli
can majonity at tlia last election of about 47,
OOO. ftt*eeni, Iko-wever, (hat ike negro suf
*age amendment bus been defeated by i
leaps mej<artty. and the Democrats hop# in air
, j, .flwent to have a majority in the Legislator*
which will give tliem the election of a Unit*
&Ute? Senator, in place of Bon. Wade.
In Iowa |Jm aaovaa haa beea an ?oliw one
but the Radical majority ik so overwhelming
that the Democrats eao only hape to ovsreom
itsl the succeeding election.
; fpb?iini?sa?iai.? mas certainly very ehaerisf
Cawpaaliea* and California have lad off in th
Wf.flriMal role, and with Um gr?*
Statea of Pennsylvania and Obis, foHowini
il I hair1 ake, and aa inereased Democrat!
fsti ia Ioara, we saaf antioipata with so?
bop* thawoastiittmatieu sf that popular raao
?U- ?* L! ? - * *
nu <u wniea (My (T? but tbe IrM fiDlt
Tbe.inportMc* of the Ueue . is lhae for^ibl
pry^M {?an *?mt from tbe Clt*rleaa
, Ae.ey*# ef ftll who Jo?e tbe ITtiion a
ftwA, wTio |im it the dMtrMtND or tyrants
aeafc tbe permanent, pr?aerv*tjoji of the
M? forced Mtlo??ly tovarda Penney 1
?ai4 Md Ohio. On the reeult of the ele<
/ fpou t?>day Ur^aly d?p*nd? the pr?*tr?*tio
?r Ut law of our ' national freedom. If Ui
- ' increased io tfi?ae 8?*U
, wKlffe t? vwy improbably nil bop? ia dew
Jpfjr *i|1 W aa they have been hitherto, Ui
uoi?ji4fjNlilw opinion through tba Jfori
li'tti M^rtli^reai; tod if Radioalitn ir
4MUUURA of CoBlUtBliffiRll jjl
ttititisuti'd1. iijiass8^"
.grilleli
me WHOM tmnt>Jf T(
jolae at the dawn of relnr^iaf r?a*ou, tl
fctliJ, m tkfjr probably (fill be la f ?a**ylri
at??>ad apt frii>r?bably in Ohi*v. at !?ut <
jfcL 4J?tf"? *(' aegro suffrage; mi) poecib
; . vitk iy|r L?fifl?Vjve ticket, ih?a e?ery m*
! ml wtiwi who Iotu hu'counlqri >M deeir
* k WlH'mlNtiiMioM par* and obMImi1 V
U* free W?onfM? ilwt we are aoiiou* for th
f*aU, b*4W?* #t\oow (hit the Cooitituli
I etthe Upited,t^HHee i* #n trial, end we i
4to4M#ailM?*it eoawManed by any poriii
al the Aaterleaa people.- -
Tli* Cooaervative* of ilia North are to-di
ufclsg a mnly fight for the liberty *f thirty
\ Iwo oiillftf ftfhito mttK The Badioele, ?
the otherheudi fe toefcifq a bold airugule f
deepotlw-iwurol of iht'CfovaromMiiU Whi
\ (b*y hsv? skillfully ?rtf?lly and h?me??w
+a^ffljaup^apyswrc
I M iMNwra'if) ftfcVWc it left' oot of.ttvb.'pti
t*m, k wp$ mtfy 4mm la order to rail Lfato ]
flMlwllift tim it wfclt* mu'i Oowraiaw
. YTka mrtj jJfMmly l<|b? te!fcn? Um k*t
it4 U^l^tpb W Ohio b?T? it Uli
J. 4. Cvitm*nilt>?Wo invite nil of oar
frieada, ladie# and. gentlemen, young and old,
3 who art food of aecnj;" nnd who are in
lh? babit of,attending a "Big Show," to give
our friend, MlV J, J. Cunningham, a call nt his
well-known Maud, and Jbjty,*ill ha*a,th* opportunity
of gratifying theroieltei without
, paying any antra nee fee. Wa^^-Vot iu?are
th?n>, hnwever, that tltvy will bo nlileioJ<?'t
' out wlvhojit payingaowetbing, for we think
they roust be voaiethlng-' more or les< thnti liuman,
if'they are proof ngaintt our fi-ien-l'a at|
tractionr. Bnl'wbo object* to povioir. when
he gel* a quid pro quo?-get# hie monrj's worth
' ?pays paper lor the be*t goods of the season.
* Such qre our frieod'r goods. He has purchased
1 them himself* and lenows what they are??
' kaows that in variety, tSnelleoce, quality and
cheapness, the/ will compare with nny etock
eVer brought to this market. The attention of
* the ladle*~J>f. particularly invites, to a rare
' election of jhe most fashionable tlylee. Genr
tfli&en will flud a choice lot of cloths, cani1
mer<?s and oilmr articles of clothing?nnd one
aud oil, Hobictbing to suit evert tatie and fancy
Rend the advertisement, which is almbat a i>ig
as a "Show-bittr"" and then call at Ho. 2 nnd
you wi'l thul that "the half whs not told."
- Call mid examine for /ourselves, and if you
T do not "buy ' yourselves rich," it will not be
Cuuui ugh em's fault* Mr. Kuhert, .White and
Mr. Livy Fuir will take pleasure lit extending
their polite attentions on the occasion, in
1 connection with the establishment Mrs. l.ythgoe
will be found ready to exhibit tho luteal
und bert styles in millinery and mantua-ma*
king, and to execute all orders iu those depart
meula.
Messrs. White, Smith ?fc Co.?Reader, are
you aware that Meters. White, Smith <fc Co.
have dow iu store, and are daily receiving que
of the largest, beet assorted and most select
stoeks of Fall and Winter Goods which have
ever been brooght to this market f If yOU wish
to satisfy yourvelf of the fa?t, |>1ea*e torn to
theit conspicuoua advertisement in another
column, read it oarefuIly ami then go and examine
for yourself. These gentlemen asnure
us that it has haen selected with great cflre, hns
been bought at low figure?, find that they can
afford to rell bargain* The ladies are especially
invited to inspect the choice variety of their
best styles of drees, goods, ranging from silks to
bombasines, through the catalogue of merinos,
poplins, beroges, delaine?, together willi nn end
leu assortment of fiujcy article^ to please eve
' ry taste. The gentlemen will find a superior
stock of cloth* and cawhnerea, '"iild other art
idea of attire, botb useful and.orramental.
* Together with an assortment of boots and shoes,
lints and caps, umhiellas, hardwares of all
1 kind-', they have a very clioico extensive stock
i of groceries. We say again, read the advert
tisement, and theu give these gentlemen a call,
j and they will take great pleasuie in showing
y im their stock.
Messrs. Uklciier A McCi llouoh.?In airI
oilier column may be found the advertisement
t of our Irifiids Merer* Belcher ?fc MeCullough,
J- wno havejurt opened th?ir pplendid nt?<ortui*nL
of dry gooda and grncerirtn, of which we gave
dua notice in our lust. The stock iiu bean re
ceutly purchased by Mr. Catcher, and as h?Iish
f-xeici-ed hia beat skill and judgment in iU
selection, lie coiiirratuliitei) himi?lf that it will
compare in quality and price* with utiy ever
: brought to Uiirt niRrkct. In the dry goods de'
pmtment they invite tlie attention of gcutlenirn
to their choice ^artaty-df 4r?iiA 'find: otupk
poods, and especially to a fine ii eortmeilt
* of sliooe, which will,be sold low-- 'Their li?^?
I uura nlid groceries ^.-nerully, nru all of th?f
been qiinliiy. They have also oij hand a supe
rior lot of hardware, 10 wliW> they ir.vife 11 > o
, attention of the paldic Tney trll lisfgninr,
and our frieuds would uo wall to giv?j them a
l C0H. - S ^ S w?
ter During a' Vacant visit to ^Bteu#ta, On.,
i %v? (tli'it is, H.' W ) were verjfc; niuni indebted
to t lie polity attention anj -Inandly' courtesies
' of Mi. II. I*. \vnihil, the slil? editor of the
Auguatn Chronicle ami Sentinel, oneof the best
1 conducted jounims in the South, nud also the
f edieient aguot of lh? S''?thurn telrgrnj'h Aasoeiaiion.
Hod of Mr ? j'^f.'Fnghe,-' the entcrprii<ng
publisher of the jltjTUbficnii. 'Their
f Liiuluera vm duly appreciated, n.'id we will
Inku plem-tire is reciprocating.;
> In Columbia aUo, we* were mad*1 the r*cip
ient jjI the polite <.votirU>i?sof our friend Selby,
1 of the Ph&mIV iff Si-lhir ^ &?k>k Inf
-- - ?? -.-w?i??urxTrj vv?'
* an t? ciiowtj ia ilia ucet-^.tlui uiaiitfgemenl sun
preaent proapnroue condition of In* paper. He
inerii* a* 11 lite auccctw thai he achieve*. and we
* wialihun tlwi Urgent measure of proeperit^f.
M?. loas A. W re a, <Ao m m well V n flw n to
oar citizens ?s an active ??< reliable huMties*
mail anMiunces to J,lie planters of the District.
( liiuLlte Ins made arraiijgeiVierits to shfp their
<oetton or oilier produce (b Cliir l$at<fci, consign
'' it to a reliable rfrtn of jjthat Hcik^, $and effect
I, xjAedy tod snr|a|kdu?ry jal^*. ?He ^ill be pra
j pared to make advancement* upon produce,
s but from ' tlje 1 rapidly .j^jTfV which he will
s effect sale* ' ibifckift *0). pe unnecessary.
Mr.Wier ?olicfta eonei^nnients, nod he n too
well known in our euina>uoity to need any
* .commendation as to character or competency.
Wq have no(doubt liqrt'4ie will dhIid it to the
t interest of all to favor blm with tlieir cooiigu
UeHtft ^ IT -i_> TLX "iu
ii ^ | ^
j or Hewitt's Globs Hotel, Broad Street
Augusta. Ga., hu a reputation not Only in
| that city, l>ut with aJI wJto .are iu the habit
of payiiif it a trausiert. *jiit on business or
^ plssture. Hewitt hu red.ced hotel keeping
to a ?iioD?e, And liisUug experience, formerly
in U*ehmond, aud latterly in Augusta, hi??
'' ra*Je hffri an adopt m hls aV't. nif GloW onderhis
ma?Ag?ip?iit WAn*'of test of ha
' tel^'furniibing a prio^itly ^^HUhriwrtit to the
' wayfarer, and afforditi* overy ettiiWrt and eocrenleuc*?the
best of fire, and>rtfa best of Attention.
W? speak froia experience?"fcv tlu
" card"?and advlfe oar friends visiting the oily
y put ap with mine boti of the Ulobe. <
Davids?^ A Co., \ Avoirs#*, Wholesale
and retail Dealer* in/hap aid shoes,
ft~ Broad t&rafet, AugoatA,4ba.,4rar (Globe Hotel,
ir ere merohania ol well known and established
l? cli^raotet. They era ; now ? ree*bring Udieiv
genllemtn's rad Wseee' htid children's booti
u and aliota, of all varietis* and , aty^?. Tbej
l#' offer feTao a /ffj 'lofcof irat*/?*tobf Wc i o g
, any sty La sad quality from the common wool
j' to tbe iffttt felt atid ptaih h*tt. Otif Ifrieudi
,? would if# well to gftre th?m; a call, aa thay ar<
ij, aelliog at itto Very knirfcat ntirkw* ptfoaa. W<
|. tiavatha p\eH*6rt of tiwif aeqnaititane#, anc
i. Jiav# toifctd tbrtA ptoli*^' eoiuinodiMirijr Re*
le tlemen, aiVI reliable liaimeW men. ZR3 kOr.1
t &m?m 'pmm s
I- tw> A*kuo?h tesSEW?eii*bli?Jie$
B SS20i?Hi13UB?B
>n profija offarmjng, wheal, preparation pS land
Iv <lri)lia?r and maouVitW Kon nl??i
M *leelioa dairy io??, areaip *??(, ^hnj^r, ft
M peruo?nU |6 fee<W M^le, frap? potttir*, eur
To eulio, gokUb flee#e ?b4*l>, 'fce^tyrojrar' hoW t
I $?^pste
- feaSMfeJ
1 f?i?U..| 71'iV
ak(t mt thk kial'lo Jh?;B<i rt in iyoHtrj
B* tire terrettU, coafertaUa ipMM? Md ? well
h" - vh#d- Ublt H cp^enieiM
MR oononct to comfort or the tray
*jril!?r. To *11 ofonr frT???-wT.o arevlaiii*
rr ^1^ prt*??W oli ill
wi^y4re?<ll*w:,*?ywdliae|yii^let mi ul
? eiew*6h*iti?.[ -aii i? mi**,*
*? ' I u , v n^l <>.<| 1 f> -W?i?u:) ?itj /;
?? , 'J.1 a - /uuiuJot m. hwouA i
. Erwln*? Mill, eontraiiot
'j
will W ground dttriDg th? following night
/
SHOES A!
Wo arc now receiving a ling*
LADIES', GENTS', MIE
BOOTS AI
Of all Qualitie
i A 1
From the common Wool, to
J^UITABLE for old or young, which will b?
IjOWBJST 3VE-A.D
BAVII
Broad Street, First
W. D. DAVIDSON.
M. A. KANSOM.
October 11, 1867 , 25, 4t
Peterson's LaO*'? National MaOa/.iak.?We
are indebted lo the publishers for the Ociober
n?J November numbers of this superb monthly.
Kacli number contains a variety of very intcrI
estinir rendiuir mutter, is ??iiilutlli?ln*il uritl. n
beautiful colored fushioo plnte, and contain*
designs and patterns of nil Ilie latent fancies
to gratify the tn?te of tin* fair. In literary
attractions it ia superior to most Magazines of
it* elm's. wliilxt in its fnnhion plates and other
embellishments it is second to none. Price
$'2,00 per annum. Furni-shed at reduced rate*
to club*. Vldiess Chni. J. Peterson, 306 Cites
nut St., Philadelphia, Pa.
?r We, (that ia FI. W.) had the pleasure I
during a late visit to Augusta, of meeting and
passing a Very pleasant time genernlly, with
our esteemed confrtre of the Anderson Iutcllgeneet,
Mr. James A. llovt. We lived at the
best hotels, made ninny pleasant acquaintances
and ut the same time kept u "brighter* for the
main chance," and if our frieud euterlnins as
pleasant a recollection of the trip as we, ha
will not luou forget the visit to Augusta, iu
September.
Puckniz Iron Wimns, Columbia. S. C., Gold
- milll and Kitid, I'roprielors. Tb?M gantlemen
are pr?i>ure-l to furnish, from their well
known loundrv, nil kinds of Mill casti'ips,
railings, sugar mill*, boilers, machine "Work*,
and agricultural implements, at reduced rate*.
Order* respectfully solicited.
Tiik Soi/'THtit.v Cultivator.?We have received
the October number of this valuable
Agricultural j iornnl, ua usual filled wiili inleresiiiiir
and vuluuble mailer, original and reelected^
it is worthy of our bert pairouuge.?
Termn?*2,<>0 pernnnum,?lor viz months.
Addr?s? Southern C'?Uii*tlur, Aiheut), l?u.
{33? To our frieud, Mr. John C. Chile?, of
our District, we (11. W.) were indebted fur v??y
substantial favoia during a recent visit to Augusta,
which we take pleasure In thus publicly
acknowledging. Mr. Chiles is an ttclive, energetic
business man, and ia-geltiutf ou fruiu t!
: -??* - j - 1
i?vikii a oujti iur ilOCK Ul {^UUUI.
VW S??? notice of snle by the Sheriff, by
order-of the Court of Ordiunry on rfalf-nay in
November next, -jf the real Tftiito of Alexander
MoiAflijster., dceM. pituntvd on water* of
Rocky river, continuing about one hundred
and seventy-live ncivs.
car The October numbers of the Amcriean
Agriculturist uud the Maryland Farmer have
been received. A* usual they are filled with
h variety of entertaining article* perlaiuiug to
th? furto and garden and the household.
\ i / ^ i ,
'tsr llnsrs. Fowler, McDonald A Co, advertise
a superior assortment, of Ladies' c'njfcp,
Shawls and Hats-?ulso a choice lot of chocs,
cheap?also a choice lot of groceries which
w<II be sold low.
ir Our Columbia exchanges announce the
4fMb of Deiiry Tirnrod, one of the sweeUst
a ltd truest poeta of Uk' South, whose soul-stir- '
riott lirrios.>aad sweet sonnets can perish odIv <
jtfT&jhe lacgonge ita?slf.
, fg- 'Doo't forget, iw layingin your auppliea
from tba Hell filled at ores in Abbeville, to call
dt Penny'* Drug 8tore, sad get a bottle of
^JlefifVPaio Doctor.
r!' . - " * ' *
rtT See advert! cement of the sale of valualihtUnde
by the Coram iaaioner in Equity, on
Sale day in November next.
Chaujjutox October 0.?Sailed?steamer
Georige B. Upton, Boston.
Bx^ro*, October 9.-? lion. Charles O. Lorjng
ia dead.
- N*W OrLkans, October 0?Intermenta from
i yellow fever, up to 5 o'clock Ihia morning, 64.
k Anaodictice ha# been paaaed by llie old
council, over the Mayor'a vetcr, which haa not
, aiuce beea heard from, appropriating ?70,000
for the eatabliihmeut and aupport of negro
,#ebo?K T4? , llayor officially promulgated,
. ye?t e'riay, thai aeparaU schoola lor tblored
eltildrea ana b?io? -eatablifhed. ..
.VKt^natPN*^ October 9.?General S^bofleM
left to-day for Washington, where lie and other
dialriut command era, it U slated, have been
called -by the 1'reaidenL
! JL tftjbrOa to Uie? D'ttpvUk, eaya that. yeaf
te?da*j tha United StkteM alithoriliea. arlui >r?
f fc0Wiarfiiy*e^e*tperell>e frrtm in Norfolk Coun|
If wLiub have been quitted upou by negtoes,
' qoriag U14 war, want to Taylor'a farm1
' on Wilooghby'a Point,' but foiled tha black*
, armed, nnd refund to. evacuate. Tha authorit
t?s retired, Many wrma ih that dUtriat era
1 similarly situated, mud tha nvgroe* ixpreu
' Ilia determination n6t t? b? driven off. In the
? Tu**e.mentioned, it war offered to transfer tha
'ne^rorete Qeh. Wise's term; Imt they refu
| la Ibe. whole city, to-day, not half a dozen
registered.
Ad?ic*a Iraro Panama state that the cholera
k . had disappeared fcoin the coast hot .prevailed
/in the Ulterior ?jf,Kicarague.
* The revolution in Araguipa, Pern, has been
' e'Tpfeeaed, aft#r twagty-two hours fighting?
' fifty kiQad aadjaany woouded.
^ * lx>>i>o*, 0<H?A>er -<.?Advices from iloug
Koog, to the 11th all., report the export ol
" 7.66?,060p6tiude. . y . : .. \
" I Cikownati, Or'obfr 9 ?C?rev'? mnjorilv ii
" 984. JUpuDlioku Iom 2,801). aua lb* coiittitn'
na>?n^(?n(K dbfeaud i^OOO^iC'. ^Uail
! f 4*xctte *44 CorkmtreW hotl
jU<ir?pb lh|f^jro'?uffr?*?Y 4?(**
tidbjr 60,000. T6e l*gi?Utti*? it Derite%r*l1e
... ?.>
- P?D|j?5*?fci?di*lW^ Tlin D?teocr?tie m?
itj io the 8UI? u about 9,o0o. ?o
?. i! *TIm ektrUv ?Wetio* ?t ? **? If*. J., jr*
k. ,mn?l im of. t> JUpublicm), Mftjoi
i bf ibirty.fcr# ?<??. * ririiwl Jomof J, ?00.
w n. Privut* dMfaUtJiea m?k? Tk?rK?p'?
g. 'highly ptobftbte. .No fignrta, fro<u low* >f?
jp- '?>. r.)i. ! . 1 . nm ?>. .,
' "TW Tarious comraitt?i? of the ?r
mISK S
^ WSBMSHfOhs
*
IB HATS.
a nml well assorted Stock of
SSES' and CHILDREN'S
ID SHOES,
*s and Styles.
30j
r * J
the Finest Felt and Flueh.
: solil ut WholcJdle or Retail, at the very
riKLET PRIOB.
isnror a r.n
Corner abovo Globe Hotel,
Augusta, G a.
Tills Ciiablbbtom Mkuiuhy.?We tuke picaslire
in copying tlio following announcement
from the Mercury. It affords us grntiflcutmn
to know ilmLliie efforts of its alile and nccompli.-hcd
condnctors nre being crowned with
oncer**. It Bay's:
Our circulation, in both town and country,
linn atradily increased; nnd the parlicularlylrapid
incren?e in our city circulation ie a gratifying
proof that the merits of the Mercury bs a
live, vigorous and independent newspaper are
generally appreciated. The bona tide circulation
ol (lie Daily Mercury U now larger lhau it
Was in '67. when we bought the paper.
We know no tiring in our labor* to increne?
tlie u^efulueis aud trulu* of our paper ; nutl wc
Ctvu a??ire our new su'>8(iribera that the Moroury
will ksop tlithi fully informed upon all subjects
connected wiili their iociul, political,
commercial, financial, an J general int oreuta.
Ix>nuon, October 8.?The revolutionists are
invading homo on all sid?t. The Garabaldi i)8
whipped the Papal troops, near the Abrazlo
frontier.
Prussia" approver Italy's appeal from the
treaty stipulations, inquiring her to extend
the integrity of the Fnpnl dominions.
The London 7\tnea snys Edward Thornton,
now ut ltio Janeiro, will succeed Bruce.
IilARtTZ, October 8.?The foreign plan has
b^en agreed upon. Italy i* to rnko possession
of Rome. The i'op* iii lo remain until death,
when the temporal power of the l'ope will
cease.
CUNSION F, K S .
Wliu Imve freight remaining id Iho Depot
at Abbeville, October 11, 1767 :
S A Breazenle, H S C??on, B T D Perry,
S MtOuwnu, J B Motley, S li lluuuuli. O S
J one#. Eii C W Cowan, F A Wilson, F Turner,
J Barry. T CPenin, W D Mara. 8 S if
linker. W \Vilnoti. C V Barnes, 1? L Wurdlaw,
O A Wileon, G F Kiolocli, 0 T Haskell, Geo.
leu, J W Thotnau.
Kxpittt.?I) L Wardltw, T S McCord, E A
Marvluill, ijoott ii Allan.
JVT A It K J: a & .
* ' BKrOllTKb DY J. X. BELCHEQ.
Ai'.dk.villk, October, 11.
| Corrftx?Middling, 12?al3; Bagging ' 30 a
32: Flour (country) ?10,00 a $12,00; Northem,
$3 n $10; Corn $1,26 n 1,60; Meal $1,60;
Molus.-?cs. 90 ? $1.00 ; Peas 60 a 76c. per ba.-lie'.
is.at ?n - .... ^?
. -.-..cr, uv U o.i , oui;ur, zu ZO ; UUIltr, 13 I
I 20 ; Eirgs, 15 n 20; Whiskey, $4.00 * 6,00
Bacon, (Shoulders) 22$ a 28: Lard. 28 a 24
Ham*. 25 a 30 ; Sifle?, 25 a SO ; Salt, $4.75 a
$5,00 ; Wbeat, $1,75 a $2,00; Oats 65 a 80c.
Rope 18 a 20 per pouad.
Coll-muia, S. C., October 9.?Sales of cotton
to d?y 24 hates?middling 10 cents.
New York., OclobeY 9?Noon.?Flour 10a
20c. better. Wheat 2uJJo. better. Corn la2?.
better. Rye lc. better. Oats 2u8c. better.
Cotton qnietr nt 20.
7 P. M.-rJ'l"ur^-Stal< 0all.4O; Southern
11.16. WliMt 2.88 a 3 20. Mixecj Western
corn 1.40al.4ft. Oot*79u83. Mess "pork 28?.
Lard 14f. Gol|?iJ)ff low?r, With sales of 1,600
baler, at 19}. Gold declined to 08f.
Ua^timork, October 0.?Cotton: nominal?
middling 20c. Flour quiet and less firm.
Wbeat droopi g. Corn advanced 8h6c; white
$1.40*1.47. m<M'ly $1.45; y?Uot*$l 46$r- Oati
firm, at 2o- advance Rye very strong, at 65a
70.
Cincinnati, Oelot??r Flour firm?family
$12.00al2.25. Whest'quiat* Corn advancing
$1.10. Mess pork $24. Lard la J. Bacon
firm?shoulders 14$, sides 18$, asking ? highI
er. '
| Mobile, October 0,?Cotton in liigli demand;
I sales 850 bales: market clolfd fluiut? middling
I 14^a 17c ; receipis 277. I
> Ounn, Oaiobtr 3#le#, ff ration
I 850 bale*; prlee* weaker, bat ?>of quqtably
1 lower?low middling 17^*18; reeeipie 2,173
.b?lee;eXpotU 66<C ttugnr dull?tooiaiewa
I'fully lair retailing at 16h15v Cuha No. 12 18c
MotaM??? L>?ui?inu?* held U 76{ Cuba 65.-r
' Flour weaker-doable eitr? $11.60; choice $18
60. Corn dull-while held at $1.40. O'-U d?|
eliDed-76?7&t- Bacon firm and teuding up
wji rd*~abo? iders Md al 16}; clear T8?..?Lacd
a at?ady and Ana-tierce* 14fc krg^ /Gold 44.
] Ubaklkston, Oelober 9.?Cotton opened ao-,
. tive. but closed eaaj; Mile* 600 balee-New
York middling 17c; reoeipU 416.
I Auowta. October U.?CoMpp opened oolivw
l but cloeeddull, cauied by unfavorable advic^e
i a?le? 248 bale??middling 16* 16J; leceipu
4$r, a .' f\ ar ,
> OeioWr 9+ C*UoW op?We4 firir
ad ok>Md with dv>w?ward , tcndeueg?mid
dfing 17?I7J; sale* 460 bale#; receipt? 1,461
J-,?TT--JV rv--.' ?vw?'
eloaed heavy under the unfavorable trail* report
of a seriotu decline of fiilly f d , mI?? 10?
j 000 bala*?upfcad* Ortfc*V Wfa (Hr?d
atdfr* bouyant. ' ' 1
Liverpool, Oclbbkr <M?1 1*. M?Cotton da
olined 1 -1 (id , . in
???ggegg*!^*gj!l'.L 'it Hi. Ji?*
Married, .aa fciuuday aittrniug, Oot. f>, 1BW
. by Rav. Geo. islt?ir, ai- the raaidauc* of tin
1 brIda's father, Mt. i. E. Parheraon to Ul^^allii
I M*. L, yoaagrtt idaugktwr of T, L. Rau*am, ?l
I of thia village. <? "
-The tfride will pli ??e accept our thank* ful
r the handsome eakaeevt. H
, ?1 ??1
' ^ DIKD, on ih? t??nii4g of Moiia^^iepttui
aiglith y*sr of Iier age. . ^
Vary mddealy attacked by a maligna At dU
' 4*4WuW<>?V*iMdtyarttr?bte Mfi|?raitUt
af nL?iln - ? "it
WW *?*** ynrirwtwfillj f?VCHC
, away from Um feawe lerwMoh'aha * * aa idol
- :ltu*** tmaoMtblt thai atujlaa amid the ton
, trt Md uSM'tiA lM7wM%Kr^ii
I faifeeTi(ti, .. w.'.K^.Vo^^it* ft\ir ?*!!.<
welcome, n'dr iti'n'd WltK 'biP Waifc-coaiej i
. the Sunday-?eli66l toeing the hvmna ahr Ipve
'4 9? Ilfid'tb Hfffatith* Mtered' l?9fcie whio
" ?Wh*d'ItffttB;'" Bnt'tft' t/rfoglktfj.' wW
call, hot ?h?'toU?*fa-aa4 ***101"' "Bhe>*#'"oX#
a thtf ttrtKV~ ABjob? the ihan??nd? uf chil
0 i dftriK*?tft>iUuB rf&nd thVchaonrjiCOoii i
Bva4fc0;ib4'M^1l???d~a>'fc)tt*vatid-w>(b Ihei
a aba ?lnf* the W#*?>eff0f??4fea>f*i0ar ftiroug
t tkefltvldr. >4rb-nii ?iik -> 'H* i ??
ft I Bat. J?ee* wh*m?4b*6Siwi7oO u
' Tbj Stvior ?all*d I^m boms."
. '"Sett ix
. V t
At N
A CHOIC
HHl
IMILL]
soon 111
03? The public arc respeci
will, at all times, be shown wi
wish to buy or not.
Our Te
And to those buying for C
buy from us. (G** No. 4 is t
mh.
Will still be found in the St
Medicines.
FOWLER,
AOU#*IJie V. a., ?. I'., Uct. 4, 1807, 24, tf
Gkxkral Graxt thk Radical Candipatk.?
The intelligent and well-infutuied correspondent
of the Daltimore Gazette say#:
"The newspapers at a distance have been
puzzled at the 'position' of General Grant. 1
can relieve that anxiety, tie is uou> substantially
the Kadicnl candidate for the rn-xt Presidency.
The lehder* of the purty which nim*
usurping the Government, who have in aquaria
been visiting nt iultrvnls the metropolis ever
since the anrutc of Stanton's removal, toine
time ago cunie the conclusion, in view of their
probable defeat, in the coming rlfcclior.p, to keep
Grant in the back ground for the present, llr
was atixiou* to proinnlge a wriiltli adhesion to
the dogmas of the Destructives at occe. 1
h*vu xpecitic information that litis CioliuU is reserved
to break the force of th<s defeat winch
a wain lite party, and that lie lint promised
Se lienck, Liijrtn, Wntlibuni, Fat mtu iirtli, elc.,
who hive bean recently niani|'ul.it ii.g him, to
cutne I'lll with his "great uarne" upon the heel
of iheir discomfiture."
.It'uun Ciiask on Female Fvffraoe.?In n recent
couversatiou with i.ucy Stone, Mr. Clime
said: "Be free to sty from nic that I think
there will he no end to the good t-hnt will come
by woman's suffrage, on tho elected. on elections,
on government, and on wom?u herself.
I have suiJ this in public and private for many i
years. I am glad that an elforl i? making in
, KrtfilrtS to uccoiDpliah it, ptid I shall rejoice'
when the elective franchise >-hall he as free to
woman as it is uow to nie. I think, too, that
this will he at no distant day."
NOTICE.
LADIES WOULD DO WELL TO EXAMINE
Fowler, McDonald & Co.'s
C.TOCK of DRY GOODS. Cloaks, Shawls,
tO lints, &e., before |turcl>ii?iiig elsewhere.
Oct. 1L 1857.25?If.
SHOES,
VERY CHEAP, at
fr "?
'i i-Epwler, McDonald & Co.'s
CASH STORE.
t?k It: 1867,26?(T ' *
: GROCERIES.
LOW FOR 'CASH, *
;'' at
: Fowler, McDonald & Co.'s.
' Oct. 11. 1807. 26-\t
PtitiSNtX IRONWORKS,
: ? ' Columbia, S. C.,~
! GOLDSMITH & KlfiD, Proprietors.
^ LL kind* of Mill Caatinga. (daw and Grift.)
. itaumgn ipr noa*e?,Wi?rani?,ur*t?t-Y?rvJ?t
, Sugar Mill#. Boiler*. M^uliinawcrk'a qnf A#ri,cuJfurn)|"?l?I?m'0<?
nianufoetured. Order*
. . art) wiuiitacl aud ??uut?d nh'vlnip term*.
K T! 7 M OOLPSAlltli.
<bHi;i867,*M2q>. M. >wiyp.,
t (The State of South Carolina,
U .V .lAliliEVn^LE DISTRICT. ?
'/ - /.A t: ' : / t;T ; ,
D IN THE COCBT Of HDl.t^KV. /
"> William Hill, Ordinary fif Jfibewille
t! A3 J j j >jiiRy
, TfT'IIEIcEAS, application ha? l.rrn nude ,1c
IT ipe . I?y. [Jotyifoy a?^, for letter* o
Administration of all and atiigulur ih-* gofda auc
, chattel*, right..,,aud ^4*9 .of ,Wug?> PoiWk
t late of AbbavllU !^t jrio^ deoe-*^- a
Thee. art, therefore,,?(?. cita nail admoniaJ
the liodredp and ,cr'dilo^.af ?#i4 drr^aaad t?
. appear before mt, at a Com i of Ordinary for Alt
i b?u|La Dialekt, V? k*ld ?l Abhawill e Com
d H^?nAyw3S^?y.He25.hday Ol (Mob.
I instant la ilm> mm> If T i"?
- -- -- t - --J# * 4<fWH
r. tbottUI not be granted*, i - o1* i
* my-him ?n'ai*il tliui tjh clin
n
f ^ ^ ^ r* (
n ^pnS ^ABBkVilL^-tftEAM MILL f Th
K ^ ? ?l?i?l?-10 HORBB POWER, *it
lh? D btri?t. ipflj* ?*? ! J
QF.em&V'4kU.KS.
OU4,18?T, 24, if
- . i.-u 1_ -I L-HJ.- - -1 TLT. < "*
KMC! sunr
:^-VB JUST or?33KTEXl
o. 4 White's B1
1-, is i > ? ] ; i j i: c t s t
inert' g
ifully asked to cull and exami
th the greatest pleasure. Call
:rms are strictly
ash we feel satisfied that we cc
he store between Miller &. Rol
W. T.
ore with his large and well s
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0 EJTKHAt^S 0P JuJM '1^5(ISN T'S?0 F)^ IC E,
Cbablraton, S. 0., MTOK II, iqp7.
Lea vS" Km
jj ^ ^ *A*?waita T?AUt
Marclt 2> |f
' r
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ock,
OCK OF :?
nc for themselves. Goods
i ' '
una examine wneuier you
Y Cash.
in make it their interest to
)crtson and J. A. Tulmadge.
3NT3ES -7ST
elected stock of Drugs and
I H Mb.
drTs^ hT beaboZk si,
DENTIST,/
'-i^- '.v-' rvK
. - - ../ ... i V.->. ?
jS TkR. BKAIID tvi 11 bo ot liia oflfW nt Alibe
JLr villo Cmn i" LIoup*\ fuvt;r liunrb-n ii
Thomson's alore,) Irnrn ilie Int. lo Hit- Ifilh of
each iiioiit.li, ail'] will be ultfent iVojn llio itfh lo
tho 30th. 'Aug
14 49 ly
WAREHOUSE^ loiMlWlGN
_1 '_ i 1
BUSINESS,*
ABBEVILLE O. Hy?8i O.
EAKIR & KNOX
il'I .IsfKutfl
TAKE this method of inforniii'" tlie Furir-ors
and Planters of Abbeville Didt^ie', lliut
they me prepared to ttoro COTTON uuJ n!l
other Produce, upon wliicli they will (hull? liberal
ad/ances, and vill ship the same to Bulti-*
more, Charleston or New York. Their Btore
room ie ninplc, and llieir facilities us good as
any other house. ' Th=y have inude arrangements
hy which they ore enabled to Buti*fy tin
planter lu regard to iusurauce, and evei'y other
safeguard ngbintt loss.
Oct '2 49 * l|n
DR. ft W. KELLEY,
RESIDENT DENTi^T,
Greenwood, S. O.
IS prepared td ^et up the very brtt Setts o
T?ETU on ilia \ u^imite Uupe, nt New
York piiofB, 4re m^cli than the
prices paid'iri this "State.* Qivrf hirn k call, And
examine tprcinena of his work,: ^"'"S
elaewhere. All ivork warranted to gi\[?>uii9\
Qtfcfeiii fiar cf^\fc|^^?'illfir^J|wal:er'a
1 rtora. Greet Wood, ?(,.'G. . U * ' dot 49 tf
Me ef Personal
WTATW AW !> n If I firSTF W/.M
AJUAl&JLAi VJL JL i/ liijUUll 1/VV U*
7 ... '? .<>(!*
?>Y *era?i*?jon o#-tUo Q?UHor,y
f i>!?tricrjl wflf* m)),, by" publjkAiict ion,
^66 WeflYirtday, tln^l^?T trf Ortebe^-rri-Wt-nt the
latcr^dt^ftf^arujuld^jKaigh, dtieaoed,
all th? p?it-oi>eif prO| tYtv of raid deceaf*d. conpropnoy
J.oft ^$?<m?.,,, 4 *.ti
1. T&ilifc v ASii ' iiN M?i wfi y
: Hi 6i ,
wnrwurrc
cmitu jev rn
W tiona *ud ibe publio generally thnt they
Charleston. by whiuhthey \tnl h* pit-farad to
abip COTTON daring the eflmlMjrjieaaon, an<f to
make liberal advances thefV^fi&nlneier desired.
Cotton put into our bands CTrmfproent, will be
' W/fWi&Wy Ufi^tndvjuita^erib lb? Charleston
^r^qi^ime^iA|e)y famn itsariiva!. Bstisfactory
Bale* ana prompt Ketumavaaranteed. Far
iflers ehinpiug thy'Wb ft" fear8
having tUir COTl'ON VpSdMWOiSu. ?s wa
mammste of
S-l*?^?Alhf COTION we ?hip.
W? ?r? ifttufita tii*l *f enn make it to the in- *
reg-JewM5'-"
annnr a co.
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