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' | T?\c Public Mwriing on Soleday. Accor.linit to jhwhii!* announcement rii r?1- 'W of ilio delecutos from the va- ten: l?*m M-rtlsa Associations of the Dittiiut ? ! ] \vu? l.< I I ret A!?! viiI-? O. II.. till Monday Inst t'lji ':V iinp. rf.iiit. character of the qaeniionn to bo jjrn for eoimiiierntiun, nnil the piopprct of hut ) u\iiiL' peeehea from prominent gentlemen ol" lilii < ut Wiewict attracted u I urge Mid intelligent nu- CX( 1 r!it-e. ( pre On ui'tion of T^Tiij. J. K. Vaiice. Mr. J. Ma- iat< ri?ii I.nilliner, in the alienee of the chnitianrt clf? ?.f the found' meeting, F. A. Connor, was culled roi t<Mh? ohstr. - Iru The '.'Iminmui briefly stated, that the abject liel f I htp jif hrui 11105:^11^ ?iip cup rv|iuri j'? ?f tlie drH-ghfrs 46 1h? C'uhiifilxA Cbrfvenlion, Mid tn consult ns to tlie bent linxlo.of carrying l?ul /Hit the and advancing iTiiTotJecls 'tJ?s i-f. that Convention. > cal Thrf Hon. A. Hurt, on behalf of th? dnlfega- of' linn t<> Columbia, ihtu read ilm published re- ed purl of tin' prorovdin^fl of the Convention, fuid chi wade on fenrnort, able mid eloquent api-ech in coi Mtpprrt of th? prineiplea nnuotin?d bjr that leg b?*-ly, and uic'd tbo neceeaity of am-neat co-op. <o cVntion in cariyinp out itn purpurea. That no Cuuwiition represented in a very bigb degrva 1 Hie virft'o, intelligence. public spirit and pntri?lisin of the Stat#, atid its proceeding* n(T>rrfcfl e<) A rare exhibition of temper and discretion, of 1 serene wi.-dom. fainves*. and impartiality. In mf ibis r<*pf?ict it diflt-red very widely from tlie kti? Couv. ftiion in Charleston, ami mnnrfoetrd / liftliini; of tli.it pro^uriptivo *pirit, that .party I ri.nror and -legislation which diameter- I ited tlie nolb>u of liiut laitur body. li propoted I tn rx'.cud to.tV tt qualified BUlfraye, and j mm pave them the Yul! assurance of their pnrticipa-i ? tion iii tx.iV* civil and political rights. NVo ?h?li ] uw! jreifmi to fiv?; tvv'a UII abstract of the c ? ! > ?iit! rn?t??.t ovniiiiiriiL4 witli which -tlie rp*i?k<>r tleninnstfutwi ttalit, iho prosperity of the Cciuutrv and the Hitcie^Ts of the two rac?a do- = nmmk-d tlie rrjoftioti of the propofceJ Constitution. It wiro nl'iM'tw lo the while* ami eqimHy = vouHl tvcnt'ia'.n.in ruin to the black*, nu?! wtt? iiiri ft til 1 l?u?-fit only n few needy f.tlventured*. mid **lfi-li renp^nnop. Whftt ono ting'e |?iomi^o ol the?o Northern emissaries r huil iiufii redeemed ? Where wat? tho land and t*i? h:m!<* villi th<j hope of which tH?y had i-'eiuded i ha l.lncknl On the contrary their ? ? n upt and ri-piicinus officials had fWcetl the rr Ofltuieil noyro of his rteor-houpht eartirng*, and ^ iorced him to appeal for redress to his ualural proUctor, (he S^ouihcrn whites. The iuti-rcats ??f the two race? ut the-'8oiilli wena identical, iilid it won folly l?> suppose , that the r'Jinous tl taxation imposed hy the propo'td Constitution _ \vnuid fall exclusively upon llit whiles. No hcincstead would ho exempt, and tho little s property that I lie blacks might acquire woulQ 0 jo to swell the po'-tiets ol fonie polfti- i: ?iun, who f.pprwptiutefl his Fix or cl?v?-i? dollai s p.-r dnv. 'l hc speaker showed clearly the lalUctotis niui delusive character of tho home- I * \ . .... It * **(! rxetrj'liotl, wnMJII was muifinu no a tpo cious bait to lempt ilie twwary. No official copy | f-f tin* proposal Constitution bad been publish , ? ), mid it no doubt contained errors, but Mifli<*it*nt appeared upon its face to etniiip the op- 1 Vr. sDive chnmcter of the instrument?a Constitution which hn?l saddled upim tlio SStaU an additional vlcbt of ( Upon the conclusion of Mr. Bnrt'j speech, on motion V. Vance a Conrnnitt.ee of lir.rtei'U was appointed liy 1 lie ch'ilr to iiomi- 1 ii<it? a tU-kft for the State l.ejjfslatare.The fi>ii'otviogig>;ntle??n coa-pcaod tho CoratuiUee : M:.j. J. K. Vance, Wm. Hill, Esq, VT. R. m?k.t Kf>q , Col. C. T. Haskell. Jam re 11. "Wjdcmuu, C^d. Saiu'l Uonnold, J. \V. ttlnck, TJ. A. (iriffiu He?. J. T. Bonner. W. A. iK?q . Jim. W. Fioeer, John C. Chiles, Jas. it. Jlirhjtui.vn. 'llie Committee tTic-n retired. ntj*T dnrmp tbeJr 'fcb-eiice I lie n?e?1hi'_' was n?lrtr<<t*ad |>v <ifen. Me (iuwui, iii yun v( h'u best ellurtd. The speech lin? hee?i the stll'jeci of uuiversul commend.it ion, ??nd hm <<!oq\ienl thought nml'Word*, hin withering invfCtU'e and < ni nest appeals carried with Mill the sympathies and applttuse'of hi? audience. }Ie presented an t-Ubofate review of the prop??*d Constitution, aud exposed iu detail its i.vtcrcgciROue and mutually repugnaut provision*. 11* REPUDIATED Tin: frAttEXTACr OK Tttr PBOFoskij (. osntTVrtns. 11o yuve a hiief narrative f events, after the surrender of the Confeder Ue hrrnirn, which led to the Conv-jfil^in lately itMjrt.'ibled in Chnrli'Ston. Tlie Iw construction Arts of Cbnfi-f?*i efrfrmiclttaing dome and dlsfrunehO?ij.g.oUi<?is, were admitted.(f> b? '"out nuiu ui ivie-^oiiFT.iiui-um ; mat mey were, Le'fides, fifftllf publican nfi.l vengefnl, Anft'otily passed n* a. jj.unisbtmnt, because Hip Kt?te refused to tjie Constitutional Amendment rtisfrrtiit-hisln'ii Iter best citizens. Ingoing so, the State did right To. h???t done otherwise, ttroylil liavu been to de^crrc the execration of nil niahkind; As the Contention wn* not ?**))eAtl?y tho Stat*, so it was tnnde up of material, if nob actually hostile, at least ignorant of tig-l i:idifT?rent to the best' iutc-feiife dfrn# t*tW?<{i-fn4-*:gncr?, ad?*UU)rers, carpelkfeattgera, tw;ii o^jce-serkrrs. TJjo (Jgjuiiitution, as to itt rlgin," is nn illriritiinafe. inrmgrel, bayard l>*n-?Hh;*. lie said ilk provUtori'a were u ob jp^ti?nablo as its origin.; Tim whole machinery of govf-rtmieiit was borrowed or abstracted Inmi large and pfnrpw'ktts ??taMn*nwealth*, and waa entirely uitxuilod to a email and impoverished Siii,te. It was like a pignij pulling on the nnuorrrf a giant. The'ta*es Ho w oppressinp-Ouf inijioTt;rj(slijU peopje will be quadrupled to k*ep up a ho**- of o(5ieer3?superintendents ?.f education, school commissioner*. lie analjied the different ?ecti?tis of the C<>n?tilotton with clear t*'a.?nd flarnestiiesn. especially the Judiciary, the Education, and the Fruiichise nrticies. lie paid five annual Veiwions of the Courts Of CVaaiium Ple.iB and <J?nt-rul Sf-bsions would bankrupt tlie Stata. mid lite election, 1>y universal suffrage, of'.Tiiftii*!?* who had exclusive jurisdiction, civil-and vrimiiial, of all c;isos under one hundred tlolInrs, would bring uj>on the.country the curse of corrupt electioneering Judg??a find a swarm of half isluunled. pilfering peltifogera. lie said the tflfjrt bud been ofteu tuade in llto to " Srpjily nun hud th* Sntne system of froe school* to nil its parts, uml had as often failed. Tile *i 1 rtnrtK tif l!io Stnf#* U'pre n?j '"!Vo?ri cileh otJrer ?9 pf>e?ible, and tl>? effort to *a'ij?ei all to the ujiua l'rocrus'apo rule va* as u? it was monstrous. The stupendous school nrfrang^ni'-iH vonld destroy nil the (woperty and crual?,i?ut tl#e very vitnlo of the h;idle. lJeeuid it w-is modestly a>kcd that tbq people the Stale should make thift'OonstituTvon iiterevww. khitoogli it-required the f^ia I a lure to pjts the Constitutional Amendment ?'ii.-friim:1iis:.ng lier citi2?'n'a, and riveting ihtir chain* forevfelr.' Wiameupon eucli a proccOitig! ,it was aiutiVK the State a base iuirra'e and rii?rnl pari'i^Tfle.' No son of herb " 'liarf-coiiflnfitrA tr<-iM?n ac*ia*t *l#r lor obeying i-er jpcJer4 auil .nikioUminjf her law.1. The j>rctert f?r ilita Constitution a faloi hood. CattoVtriMiM a ?i>v?tTi*vent?^-better noW .ll.^n aha wjU ey?r have again. Hv laws nr? Vuii)Hn? on^ juaxious) and berteV administered, v? time *fl1 otww, llmptliey will mver toaaaiu. 3'h? object i? not to k>v* a .government to tli? S'ate?iliol she lias Already ; but itls fo sweep ~1W? lionrd,' in order th'fllf *11 the offices with adrenl?rcrs%si (oreignfera, and these miseraJ>U creatures? tb<--se Colons Ana Ljeurguses ol th? niodeta ?*jlio?fl wf'Ridfftal Ihtf-giver*. - kirn said 114 h*d fceen elccted to the Thirty biuili Concr/es\ but was not allowed tto tnki Ins seat. fle'VABiiot odnwiioHe of beingdefi... aieitt io 'fMirkitirin. lis had eerUinly nevei l;eau fouv:ct?d ?>f treason, and belie *ed hi cuu.d'not he btfure any filih nrt'd ilitelligenl tri ( kinal ?* the conti|*nt. I'osaJbly ?uch a pohtl cat tribunal M if now silting in judgment 01 the President of the United Sldtefc might Hrit< * Uhi *<*rdiet off jjuflty,"'hot it! would praclain to future ag?*?, not It in guilt, but their pwn iuf imy. lie obeyed the laws of his State, ant] *' fcy k?r cM?K partifclpatfeiliu <h? wtr. . What h: ,\pter, Others ujay eay? he had certainlynevei violated any law or order of South Carolina 1 *]??Ktl wa?tlie.Hiff4-drrhiMde>t tut af all tfhei ..<H?rjW?U beloved Itruluft slabbed!" J{e felttha lie vat fitJIj thepeer and eijual or anymetaibtp Uu,rMfc fWtieihCobgre?*, in fidelity to firineipw - tt! Jf/uUiWaeBa-w.f^oliarnctfer, and \ovepf eayjitry lle viit not a candidate for t<ftice, liice the stroll ins? tfttftftti of aWclime*. natiorts andc6tort. wh , ?re travelling rt?fe i-dttntry and b irring up Ih [* *}<>*<??>{ prejudice and if norauce. II * tgrp ou In* heel for *uy office in Ifi jyft fcfine people of Aineiica He wnilfd raUii tk.i Sl??fi#il#Hfe'l'?*stoertf1''rio^ Wadeered by "niongn i.) fftfPI'Jw *#9'P *nJ huuri^r" llmo to b? his stfi e?s??rr lijjt if hi* iftme. was thought neon orferf iiee t.lio <6tt#drvaiiW? and t* pro ?UB?4JtW: fopfa a t lint lie bad or tp be, was at the diipow 'ff. llrWtt'cAfa., rK OnltfniiitNratiefcti ftfr U?e State. i/?g*l?tyr?, ? ni folhwivg reperi t Tut CJninnltre cppoinled to' KOminatA'tftnd e* .UfiUai 'tb brpihMU AW*tHW- UalriK la tl ;u< 9aa^99?kV \*V.U r< .BEV-J. N. YOUNG. ?1RWFW! - ? 'i < JtuBEKT A. PAIS, V , ' ..r> J. MAJMON JiATTIMEII.'i ' r <J A M KS C. WILLARD. 1 J./K. VANCE, .A ,nr*" i i *a he report of tXo Committee was then unanii??ly adapted. ,c It o Hon. Titos, r. Vorrin. the nominfn of <'i?lttr,t>iin Convention, for the officii of LieuunMJovcrnor, was tliort UrifWd up6l*? " [ ottded in lihi clear,* forc)bT?, And eloquehk 11 !e. Tltc present, crisis,uJ^ aaid Va*-? xer/ e ve one. and involved uottouly oor prosperity. ^ our very existence a j?:ipeoplo. At; thii c especially, wlien-u'ewran*#* o?Ue?t""f?? the Tcisc of the highest' tatcsinwnrtrtfi, il was iposed to proscribe property, and to banish ii elKgenco from tho seats of legislation. The j, :ct would be to inaugurate a reifin of ignoicc aud crime, which would involve the d.cs- * eli?B ^JibUowka Our. only bops, for re- ? r was in an nlllnnc* with the Democratic I rty. Il had been falsely charged upon that j r#y that it was an owenry of the black race, L the speaker on the contrarv, showed clearly it the litttTttunjf ?thr two tacec mre Mturt- 1 , aud that Radical legislation was dealructlTer the perniMvent welfare of bMh. II proeenU a utriking contrast betwoen the simple and cap machinery of the IVesident's plau of re- 1 ruction, fcud the dcbpotio aul apprpstfve I ;islatlon of Congress- Hi# closing remarks ] fte blacks were peculiarly well considered 4. weli-tittied. i On motion of Mr. Terriiv, it vai 7??oftw/, Thnt the District papers be requestlo publish lbs prooceding? of this meeting. The Chairman am>o?tnred that a Democratic iss mactiug would be held at Cokeabary' on turdny next, to which the public are invitMl Tho meeting then aJjpurued. j. ^Marion lattimer, Chaiamao, TT. A. Lkx, Seoretary. j? - - - !i?- . -i-i-1 a -f i.. The Abbeville Press. .AJ^bovillo, S. O. WTA. LKK. EDITOR.. , TEltMS?Three Dollarn a y?ar In advance. r^f No Subscriptions taken for a shorter tue ibatt six (Haullis. r? a j, . > > Friday, April 10, 1868Tie Hon. B. H. Hill's Recent LetterThe lion. R. II. Hill in ? recent letter *<]rested to J. II. Sneeil, Ks<)., Maeon 6s., ezoses tlit relief provisions of llie proposed C6ntilutrot, and ehows not only tlint they'are ppused to the Constitution of the United iiales, but tliat those wln> were mainly instruixuUl m incorporating these provisions into I he Negro Consiilution never designed them to ia*c the effect which wna pretended. lie afftrm* thnt he has the highest authority for mying that assurances were sent from the Radical lenders in Washington, that relief might be put into the Constitution to get votei, but would b? stricken out, wben the votes were obtained. The disastrous effects uhicli result from thin romrtaat nritation of relief. nre thna clearly portrayed: 1 ?L. A Urge majority of creditors are sow willing to ad liberally with their debtors, ami tt?ke a rea^ounble pqrlioti of tbeir debt. Bui debtors, by tbis rejief ngitfttioij, ore encouraged to pay nolbing. Creditors' w111 be compelled to hold on to their debts ontil the Jaws enn be enforced, and nil the time interest is accumulating. The time will cvm#1 'when ooiit t* will bo open and law will be administered. These cicditora, outraged by the efforts of the debtors to g.-t rid *>f nil tlse debt, will fxact the last dollar and listen to do compro irisc. " 2d. Very ur.forlunato bitternc*3 of feeling will fprlng up amoug our people. Efforts vhich ought to be giveu to product ion and ira,t?ovemeut of property* wil! bo given to con cot>), bide and cover up property. There are unscrupulous lawyers now engaged in encouraging Cl>is bnsinefc?. I knew o^" lawyers who are nW promined large amoufiU:to defeat the collodion of debfs. 1 know soma foolish d?bi ore wbo ?r? paying lawyers amounta to d?f*al debts, \h|eh the creditors would accept and give up the .debts. .Why, you -will say snch fnen are crazy 1 Sc in one sense, thoy are. They are crajiy with i passion against credhore. Thsy prefer to paj ihe asoney to lawyers who flatter Uieui U i creditors who tiusted them. So, many tner are run crazy. Every tnai) who Votes to accept negro dominion to get false relief is era zy I Every in an who ao' vat*# h"stttmg hi children*#"hopes and his wife's bfcpjtf u?S* tor t cheat?worse then acheat. 8d. While all this is b?ing dona we vital ' have negroes and Yankees iu> the Legislature establishing free schools for negrots, to be supported by taxation upon the whites, and taugh by New England teachers to increase the ha tred between the racesj a?<J, while onr Indus try will be paraljzed and our 'produoU almoa destroyed, our taxes w.ll be . fully doublec1 Property will also be deprociated sli'l more an i l_ :11 i porf, ana our jieopie win iukc mure *u mcicat ed tnxution and by the low of proporty valiif than would foe sufficient to pay their debi three time* over. 4tli. hi the meantime the Bankrupt set wi have expired. and ihoussuda will liara faiUd I avail ^icisselvpB of it. . _ Oth.. Every man who votes for tfcFa negi constitution to avoid paying his debte, wi never te able to get credit' again. Many Iti by ertedih, but, bavin; sWown thsimelves wi ling Iff d^frnd, no sans mas will ever ?ft?r tru them, Tlio rich man can live without crodi or get U oo .bis properly. Th^ poor man . dependent on l?is oliaiaeUr, and when that gone he is ruined. 1 im ? mi Gen. PrestaA'i Letter. den/Jt?!in !l. Frftton has addremi n el quent aod patrtoueletier tc tbe tbaittnau the StH?,Dcraucratits Executive Committee, whittb be expresses hi* earnest sympathy wl the purposes of the organization, and preffi his beat services la advancing its aacce lie tbas eoncladet! I I.avo abiding faith in th? inUatlom ai . diepoeitia* of the National Dt^noeralio. par ' toward JM* They wiU oeUainly belp us, if < . try to kelp tbejo and oarrel ves; and if ih x are successful, our vroee will be greatly mi' gated. It is our last soffit fe, thereto r oor liounden doty to strife manfully an? ? th<s~bann*r of tke l>emocr?tie party, to i very earcfui <kat 5T? add nothing t* its dif i eulMca, by making hwty and nawise decla ?!-.? i a ??_t? a. .... ....o im.1 *> ^ l>IUUH, wuitcu vh vni vM-wivvft Mautuvuv _ I believe our present action it wisely cc I ceired; au^ eVen if It ftft* ft TvUl exhibit ( ' loyalty to the principles af Ura National De r ocritio p?rty, wi itiieele the Deinoan i pwbabilitiea tn Sop#* Carel+ea, in the ?{e#id i 5^"ru.All# policy of the pA ,r ,t . ' , ' . j t A* to,ibis infamous *Coofttilatiort, |. thrust tijfon ds nl the jvjtt't IHe twerd 0 We faff t64?f?*t it.we-may real ?anr?d thi * will fall fo pieeea'by J0? < / it* c 1 o*?mpiW? inif?J\3-,r^a|orf(. lha eud of .every decetil mar ?1 the State, white a^nd e^lortd, who is ano? s', by the bayonet tireole, Witt go forwafd Record Bis feottton pmteat agathat ike II thing. ' >' >'*+.y.ili ?' At u tlMMlirtlVnpK Hp tmu rt ^t?|> .tWM ia the moat gafcarow* ?yxBpatb?Uc apirit. Thfy are 'not 7et, gethar, eornjpUd aqd?r tli? domintllo* dt Q I- ii?*rt?d renegade and ' ra<Hc*l'?tnfo?ari*a, * It ii hb tkwt ftbeira ul U\mg plunged Yntd'i Wxrrtmdn tWk TlMil JfeA 4 tfaitf 60 rtii?r'?buM. *'??? " ^ -;.1J 7^r~oi)/:t ?mMMy * (l t0fl Httin. .< r*#ei?icg ? baa'ltiful a|^?;Im?BW Spring SumtMr good*. Ut ?#*1? lliV'jat (ion ?r Ibcut c^atopura, aqd lh#, allj. 1fl>e atock hattof'm, fitrtf\Ajrba4t?< aud will b# f.innd to li* *T2ty ( , ? ii'y jy Nmn Wier A MuSduIJ ?re now reviving the largest tnd cheapest stock of gro- i eric* whieh they biwo aver brought to this t mrkct, rvndriyhtcb Lins recently been purchaeed i n <Ke# York mid Baltimore. Thoy Imre i holea bacon, lard, flour, tugir, tea, < lolstett, cheese, crack era, mackerel, and Are- < yelling in trifck^line, eaaapt lienor#. They i ave jnst r^coired a large ?to?k of plantation i ron, nails, horse-shoe#, plow steal, Jta. Yhey 1 iavo alto a fine stock of hM-dwafe^Htl cutlery; i .lso of crockery and glaesware, and wood ware; 1U0 of cottage bedsteads. The articles have >a?n ?>nr<?(\illv ttpUrted. and wilt hi wnrrantad O u of the beat quality. Our friend* will lease read their ndvertiaemet, and theu cxtiu.aa.fiMr thauiselve*. . ^ tw Mr. Enoch Ne1?on, at the ?ld staid of ] jray A Robertson, at the corner, id offering Ins large and elegant stock at very reduced race*, life good* were purchased before the recent advance iu prices, and benoe he is able to sell rery j lev*. Our friends will do well U> e*H and look through his stock before pureh&siog elsewhere. 11 is stock will be found to embrace a fine assw'ment of all the best varieties of dress and staple goods, and both In quality and pricee will give aatisfaotieiK Call sod examine w yourselves. ur Menera. Jno. Knox ?fe Co. advertise a otinine lal nt lin/?nn flnnr whiul-t/m ?vt im """ t ""J *1 aborted ean Jy, pickled port, mackerel, checse, leather, lord, macaroni, soda and hwttar crackera, with a variety of other articlea kept in a firet-elnM grocery stare. Their aloek ia Dew Mid carefully selected, aad will l>? aohl law fur cash. Corn, peas, meal, flour, and all kinds of country produce will he takeu in exchange for goods at cash prices. Our frieuda would do well to give them a call. Messrs. Millar <? KoberUon are now receiving their larg? and well-selected Spring aud Sumuier stock. Their Block embraced all tl>? novelties of the New Yoik market and cannot fail to please. Their frieada are invited to maka an earlj-calL > m - m Jgy Why is there no election precinct iu tire upper part of the Din trial I 'Who can fail to answer 1 The white vote preponderates in thai section. WiU the men of that country allow themselves to be deprived of the right of suffrage m th?t way l Lome d?wu t<> the Village and vole. ARE DAILY RECEI < ?prin^ an eo< I IS A FEW DAYS IT An inspection of tlieir and the public g fully I IMM.ll 1 ?- - 1.*..'. WHITE, S SEE IT AUCTION! j H. S< KERR. Auctioneer * 1' t r\S SATURDAY NEXT, at Uie anil boa v/ ofs?le, 1 will sell, at my Store, a porth of the following gooda, tie: > Calicoes DeLatnea, Alpaca* and Organdie ' A large lot of Fancy Good*. Dr??a and Ove ' coals, in and out of aeacixi. Shoes and IJnl d Felt, Leghorn and Straw. T.ndie?' Clonba ai _ Silk Covering*. A lot of Knives and Fori Cut Tacka, 1'adlocka, Ac. Ballard, Mill, Crc ;8 Cut and Ilan'd'SaW Ifrles. Shi?e Braphea ai Carry Combe. -ttbeeionkera' Hasps and ilai me to. ^ " On Consignment, AT PR^V ATfi SALE: 20 eacVa best FJ?m o Flour, or good aa the beat; A email lot of HI perior Bacon Vfiulea and IffM Lard. 1 ni Parlor Stove and pi pe. Lougafi'd short han< rp Shovels, PpaAea, JtC/ 1 tot nf two loch C i ? i<> c.,?i. ??,i n;?. 5 n ?* JIB?*; J)OHS. JL i*V. IU UUVI v.vr, V ? it aiul 4,Tnp?, Cpla right band $ lo 1 i inches, it. Persons desiting to aefl anything at thia Ai a tk>n mnst Itand in their articles tufora 9 o'ck Saturday morning. H. S. KERR Auctioned April 10, 1868, 61, It SHERIFFS SALES. ?" Tf>Y ilrtfM of sundry writs o? fieri Facia* of JD . na directed, I will aell at Abbevi le jn H., on the Fir?t Monday In May-nast, the f u. lowing property, vie: ,rt 202 acraa of Ltfid, mora or lesa, bounded M ' laads of N. W. Ware and otliens levied on M* the projierty or James M. Vandiver, ads. G. MaUiwJa and others. n(* tSO neres of Land, mors or less, bounded ly . laud* of II. A. Lace, P- B. Morague and oik) nr? levied on ah the BfAMitT of Gutilv Laoto, I ey Tboraet Thomson. Li- .316 teres ?f LmI, more or ieaa, bontxl^d re> lands of JDaiiiel New. Mra. Traylor rfnd wli , ' Also, 5 acre* oT Land, mote'&r Jew, bouad^d '** Und? of J ami-* Brill, fcuown as tlte Mill Tri IhUm a*Jlis properly of Benjamin McKi fi- rick, ade. Banister Allen ?bd other*. r** . ?0 acres of Land, more of lw?, henndsd !mrd? of W. N. lilaJte, Bailey and o IDw era, levied oe *a Uie property of R. C. GUI )tJr JIT. C. Harrie end others. np. *00 acres of Lend, there or fto?, boiftidk fsndi of R. P. Bnchanaa wi oitverq, M.tbf proper Vy of Wuj, Buchanan, ads. J * >T. Uerudon and others. * rtv ' * * ^ ^ 246 acres of Land, more or less, bounded land* of'jAmes Kulldi", Nathea Ingram s levied eo as Mis properly 9f B. K, k k Zt chiMA. ?f1i. Jno N llAftulun kn<f olliAHt ? " ' r ^ il it 600 ?crea of Land, more or t??, T*>ond*d iWq lands of &I. I.ipcconib, Dr. JoIid Holland ,/ ' ' htfMi UrWl oarM Uie pr*|t?.rly af Jaoue* i liwd? ?$ . J*e> Hvadon. ,fn ' H.ACASON, red ' UbarHRi OfRce,! ;j . ?L A., I April 10, 1808. J 'M t ^ . r v ~ = EMjL Mi B ^,T /. ?, ... .; wAis?i 7 ,^l - ;.J#... j ;OTfill rtii mm iu. P SBtxt: at* ' "**??? * *'<******?? WWO1 ?* ? * M4U?ftjfMr? Coir*, +f.,4f.% J9fi;tf0i Mr- wmIAw,*|#,lof/orOAflaoal^. . ?? JNO. KNOX & C0 mmmmmarnmmmemammmmummmm pTVt o?f>d ittml; ?ell the attentWa ef >ur friends to the eyospisuoua advertie^msnt >r Mr. J. J. C?mrh>fh'eai, whick ay^Hfl iu mother cotamn. lie is now opening few large md elegert Heck which hat been lately pnrihaeed by him in New York with hi* cusiortfiry skill, lie offer* I* hie friend* nil the latest tnd beat Varieties ef tUple and drew good*. , tnd can guarantee their givifcf entire satftfae- C* liou in style, quality, and price. Ilia friend* 1 arc all invited to eall and examine; and in the \ variety of hid wares, both ueeful and oraameutal, they can scarcely fail to find setaethiog that they need. Messrs. R. J. White and L. Fair will take pleasure la exhibiting their sleek, Read the advertisement and the* ex amine for yourselves. If* Th? Union Republican put? held meeting on tbe 6th of April and they nominated fo* tw* mrifatb VALENTINE YOU NO. rou tab house or naraEnEXTATivM: OEOROH DUSENB8UY, HUT^ON J. LOMAX. T. BAILEY MlLFOItD. JAMEiS MARTIN, RtCllAUDM. VALENTIN^ Messrs. Fowler <fc McDonald have received at their "Cash House," their Spring elock of good*, in which they invite the attention of their friends und the public. Their itoak will be shown with the greatest pleunnre. Tliey solicit an examination from all. Oen. J110. B. Gordon is the Democratic nominee for Governor of Georgia, lie vnlists the support of the friends of Judges Reese and Irwin, and has a fair prospect of earryiag the State. ty Onr friends calling at the Pre** office to eeltie their accaunU for subscription or advertising, ia the absence 01 the proprietors, will always And aoute one authorized to re oetpt for Hie mki?. pT The friends o( W. D. GALLAIIER reppwctfullv announce liim a candidate for the office of Tax Collector for Abberille District, at tho ensuing electionpg" Why was duo publio notice not given n? required by law, of the late registration * Can the manngere answer t or See notice of sale by- Capt. IL S. Kerrt [ of vnluablo goods at publio auction, on to-morrow. Ill k CO. VING TIIEIR STOCK OP -b tel summer >? S. WILL BE COMPLETE. stock by their customers enerally, is respectsolicited. MITH & CO. I .. . > -3 * 00 * ca r? ^ 3 m BSBH ? : " ? 3 .*"*** |'l a I ? ;i. 3 ? '2, -l>sqK Pf Qf? . - s 2 p; ^ 2 w M .4 i ' ?5 ? 21 a | $6 ^ ^ iaf by a . 35 ^5* r*. O !_. . "J ______ itt- ^ 'pi iJE."1* .<* i?l''?"? * s 9 a> 5? c' oe. ft ?. jMMBat ^ ' BBP .d - ' ' '^L : f. ?. * g> I*'' i ? i : .s. j? . !.>.. Jtj/i u'tv tt t .. , iTi*'.. is j.. (ij sS' ; " ?4'4 . i. . in ; li.tfrf ii ,f.i i ..? ? ? Bjfe ' - ^cnesrrtCm n>t*?ge?0 tim ? n hiijikil'll ' 0. bO*io?*?, fttfcM ?Mt '* ?-'^fffriiia11 ii i mBmasaammmmaeamamBrnmamm ? i ... Sfln m T I J. ( No. 2 White's WHERE AS LARGE, AS COM Mil I! As ever has ALL THE YAR Grateful for past favors, I assure my continuance of that liberal patronage tlx j. FRESH A One of our firm baa just returned from Net THE LARGEST AS] WE HAVE EVER OFF BACON, LARD, FLOUR, SUGAR, pdapitcdc UArtrcc vivavihiuioi aav/n mm AND ANT A j GROCEF | EXCEPT i A LARGE STOCK 0 i WAGON TIRE, BUGGY TIRE, BI HORSE SHOES, HO PLO A LARGE STOCK OF I WJ3EDING HOEi ? A FINE STOCK OF CROC AND WOODWARE, SUCH A A FINE LOT Of i Give us a call and examine for yourselves. wier & 1 April 1, 1868, 51, if nr BANKRUPTCY. I IX THE DISTRICT COUkT OF THE\ iirMinn ootimro xv)? fit P n TQTtt TnT I \ ? ^ CHltUll t I unu*u lun i?rv? OF SOUTH CAROLINA.?8. 8. Ia Hi* matUr ?l J. W. BLACK.-?/* Cmdrupi# Ctautle TWH IB TO CITS NOTICE, Jhct on Mm C? X 3*1 d*y of April, .A. D. IMS, i? Wirrmt ia B?okrnpley vu mood against the Anr? MUto of 1. W. BLACK, of- AMmtMo Di?triet, S. C., who ho bo*n adjudged a bankrupt IBMli aaav up?n hi* own petition ; IniOnfc Ovff I Hint till -payment of any <M?ta tnl the de; (ivagv ,pt any property belonging to ?*id , I bankrupt, to bun or ror kU mo, or the transfer , H*d.{r?, To rapt, to provo th?ir dthl*, and to eliao** ono or ? ' w*r* nawgn#? of h* ?*uio, wiU b? hold nt a" IWK OMHlof liikmMf, tn b# holdon oo th* 24th day of AprU, A. D. 1W0, at It o'clock, II., at YOBKVfuUC Mhr* W. 1. WaON, E*r? ' on* of tb* ]U#bl?i?of mU OAh. i Fhyaleinn* nod J By T. W. CLAW80N,D?pcty IbMMtr. j^HuaMU. . A P. if. IniM, 0. 9. Kp4 f J . ?& ?*y '* SfSPft t April s w ' ?? FUBUCNdTlCB. J . ^ ' \ i a sarfteMwrr * &**?&**** WW l\ I $SW6r5ak? IBn.L!!iEL jno. a 1 ' ; ^.?.> ?. * ' 'I: If irni'ti I iMBjhwrtMtoiw > i r iVi^t j . ?(inmm(p ilim sjD V J l.l.il ^ <1 a k t nn in sit. Miiiska Block, Abbevil YOU WILL FIN: PLETE, AND AS CHEA ii ana jj [_/ ui/uuuulijuu ; been brought to this marl EMBRACING IETIES ATSTtijt,C THE SEASON. friends and customers that my earnest en< jy have heretofore extended towards me. J. CUNNING LIMHVALS. v York and Baltimore, and we arc now receiving D CHEAPEST STOCK ERED IN THIS MARKET. COFFEE. TEA, MOLASSES, CHEESE, L, BY THE KIT OR BARREr, .RTICLE IN THE i Y LINE, r XjXQTJoirts. . F PLANTATION IRON, LAND IRON, SRAP IRON, NAIL RODS, iRSE SHOE NAILS, AND VV STEEL IARDWARE AND CUTLERY, 3, PATENT AXES, &c. IKERY AND GLASSWARE, ,S PAILS, BUCKETS, TUBS, &C. COTTAGE BEDSTEADS. IcDOMLD. O 1ST ri>, reGtiriog, th? choicest biasAm #f L5q??rt #ftr bro*gt*4o this e?Qtal>* Proirofl, VAZU><ft?CO^ PWSTBTtbOO., Xjonflon Dock. Braudlea. CH, BOURBON, OLD RYE, PURE RYE, JOBM, WHITE, ADD DOMESTIC WHISKIES. rt, ChSmpapno, Sherry, Claret, itand ether Fare Wine*, Holland Gin, . Hum, Ale, Ac., fcc. r?ill? la ????d #f a part artielt for medicinal bm will fiod it to iL?ir ioUrett U JOP KNOX & CO. ? ||- >-' -- tt ' h ' '' 'T'. v.. ? r. *m ' ?* ?y | f Estate of John P. Cromer, dec'd A LL eri^iien of John Y. Croncr - > >? 4! t? mi J JWL are <wwty bOM, pawiol to < Ittttf* ?t ?Mh prfoML or fa UrrmL -"-i . KHOiUcO M,If/-.-. ?. j. vj.. c .. Fob 13**8*6,$ .. . u. f N Set; ca w \j\j utx Rinft * Ci HIS, lie, S. D I STOCK 0F /?-H /nN /r\ W n \ /nl i IS \ij i.'./ Si iCt, >VELTIES Icavor will be, to merit the [April 10, 1868. HAM. ????????? ROBINSON'S GREAT SOUTH-WESTERN J Owlm! WILL EXHIBIT AT I r ABBEVILLE, Way, April U. A. ROBINSON M*n?f?r. CUA& OTVELLI Eq'u Director. Dr. 8TEVE$? : v. Tr**?u*?r. HIRAM DAY Motifr of Cirtua, THEMnnsgrr would r?*p?eifnl!y *tate thai in organizing litis Circua Company, ha hue spnred neither time, la^or or money, I* niak* the combination the mo?t brilliant attractive ever prtamted to tbft public. The four quartera of the Globe hatro eon rtbatrd their choicest gems to lerrn this brilllaat Constellation I , . Thin Grand Alliance of Talent it organized upon a scale- of unprecedented ?iagaifieance, and the exlraordiuarjf array af fore)gft jtad Native Talent, inclu.Ujig Mad'He ANNIK KOBINBON, tkaUattMll?d; Maater ALEXANDER tba Great, aad L>?~ LANEY, the greatest Acroh*? fu the World? whose feat* on the flying Bar are truljwaaderluL f Prominent among the leading en era bar* ( tins extensive Troupe vid b? f*?ad tba iog uamc*: . * hiram Bat, Clown and ftaravrul, the favorite ten mf fco> mas, the soul of Kun and Wit, Originalitj pad Humor, a livinge xeraplifleatiaa ? tka adage, -Laugh and graw laV" Mr. C CGVELLS, Cl??n *nd ?|i&r*M*r IfuMn. ia aet of P?u Jtokin*. . < Mons. CTTTUEE, la bi? gr?st Cannon Boll Act. Harry Texutinc*, Tl-.e great Two, Pour and Six ilom Rid?r, vill i mppetr in hi* |??? act* lb? Rmmm Ooiitr ?f fit. r?t?r?bnrg. ( . l'ROFESSOIt SHQWKWl Th? world-re now Bed JuggWr of Haagttaf, tho onty on* In Arfieria*. * TN. 1HLL, Chsmpitm DtabU'(MmmpII Thrower of th? world* , ,> dV, Tie Great Swtk-ialHi? Ctou Hm Surt*rb fcniCrhi TH?*p?, Aerc* batic Corpc PuBoiMt Cwvu IfcM ?? ?pp??f*d ft tkie 0M?try. ? '* m BBiiMim rnrsw, - Tfcfc ~.<wt mirnylM*! Oj??ill<'W th? ;?* jsrfiBtXMp, i The Dwarr Contortioau', the higfc??* BUoolt* il Lwp4rlillilUtiv?ni^ '* f*+ ?4*? ?*t..f??p* Children (ond*r Ud jnn)....... ,i. ftOete. , 6m#i Kiow nww foc?m iJwMyi ABBEVftLR XprU U; vlU * Oa??r?l Btulaw* Agfpi. April lO, 186*. 61, H ... mifHUi Itfoirtaiiliilrinilt nllHtfri ill iiThnfn' '