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-A.bbovi.llo, C.
NV. A. LKE. EHITOH.
TKIiMS?Tli|t<>linrn n y? nr in ttilvmivt1.
N?? Svil?"t'"i- i>iiou? tukui for a shorter
time llinii si*
Z\i<va.y, June 5, 1868.
'fix $v&iinco of ilio Forthcoming
Democratic Convention.
The Presidential nominee of the fortlir.otuiig
Democratic Convention,' to meet
t?t New Yoik on ibe Fourth of July next
will likely either Im tJeonre If. Pendleton,
^-dmon 1'. CliH^e, or W. 'Hancock.
!Mr. J'endleton is the oliOico of the groat
I\orth we?t, s;id lio durives Iiis populniity
xKiiiuett f,om bis ont-npuken vi ws, and
well dtlined position upon the prominent
questions ul Jjiuday, as from bis ability
mid high pi rsoiial'character. H? is oppcre?l
to tlio payment of the present national
debt in ppeoiej an<l is also opposed to tlio
present National Ibmlc system. lie will
* us have arrayed against him all of tFie
North ftdMerti ecp'talisi1-, and the banking
i iteresti> goner.Vly which is a'groat element
.? " Kttv'igtk Cn (Lis point, the Juur.ml
vf Commerce says:
"Weduiwi say tluit tl>psi*:teen lrjr.drad
National limks would -gladly ctitftftbti'te
Hit assessment of one thousand dollars
li to oppose otic to decided a<j;aiu*l their
mi|i|iii*i-i| iiitoricJ, 1'iit wedosny that tlie
?-inplinlic-r?ppt)?!tion 6f theso organizations,
;<d<iod to the wctf?ht ofllioso piivnle in(po|U
brokers nnd bondholders)
lliat tvnijIJ he arrayed against biiu would
h.a\e hi:n no possible chance lor election."
Another consideration v.'hicli will ntlVsct
liis Hvtiilability is his wtrrecoid. lie latins
under the odiutn of In'in^ ft "Copper
liead," and in tlie !:nt election was the defaicd
candidate jf'tiio Democracy for the
V no -I 'reside J.
'J'lio upright course of Oilief Justicli
ChWue in tie fate Imj>onctimcut trial, aijd
the f?:niin-ife with which he has resisted Ihe
usurpations ol the dominant parly seem to
InuvjtJ; cited an enthusiasm iu his behalf,
in certain Democratic quarters. It is supposed
that as a Democratic nominee he
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cuuki divide iuu iiepuuiicau 6irengin, una
specially \he negro vote of the South.
21 ? i? the author of the present National
V.auK rystem, and would carry, it is
the whole hanking interest of the
?rouii*t.\; besides from his great financial
vhility could Jo more than any one elce to
restore-tbe finances of the country.1 Another
argument urged in his behalf i3 tiial
if elected he would more hkoly uhtaln a
working majority iu the Senate which
pvomites to retain for lour yeaiu iu present
iiepnhlican complexion.
linn, llancuck is a gallant soldier, but
with the excep'ion of a tjiort experience as
Mdiiary Governor at Xew Orleans, has no
jioHtical recnp'. This is probably an elet<K'nt
of Ktrenclh. i iIs claims as an avail
??l>lo candidate yjoniparc-d with ihusc of
Vendivtou ate iuus con I rafted l>y the .l/t-rcurtf:
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] I a week appears lo bo absolutely invnb
i.Ri.il lo ajjai^vt jittHek. lie lias no political
re. old: and his military rouord, no
i'*idit*al will dare assail. Sio they aro left
Waked, to our a??a?lls, with 110 pnwer 'ol
palliation or retaliation in the iuiaUkea
tifovs or Collie* of our eandidate.
. l?qtk in Mr. l'etid eton thns invulnerable?
He ha* a war record. IIo lias already
li.'cu a candidate of the pctnooraiio party
fur tie Vice Presidency; and thousand?,
whose vote* we must have for sticce^f, vo
tV*il a<jcain<l him with minds heateij to the
?itmovt intensity, amidst the fury of war
'rh?)U?and? ??f Union-soldiers will not vote
f.?r iiiin as hating been a "Copperhead" in
-the p*st. Jie ha?, too, a financial reson'j
jind his recommendations regarding the fu
Hire mar.nireme'it of the rmblic debt rnn
counter clearly to tli? interests of hundred?
of thousands in the- UV??te?l State*. - Willi
liim uf> ? candid >te, the Democratic party
? anuot coiiil'ii.e all tiie elements of oppi piiiuii
to the Radical'revolutionist*; it cannot
without embarrassment, assume the
fnr-rU'Bsive. Divided on a m'.nor question
of future admir.istration, and with , a war
K'cord odious to very earnost, ardent ?>cn,
we will la foiced to stand on the def<-nsiv?;
and our enemies will be able lbu3 to diver!
popular attention and indignation from
their rovolulii.r.ary deviltriep, to the disjnitable
polifi-8 of our candidate. F.om
ihe'e consi'lt la ions, i? it not clear tnat
General Hancock m'ist be a more available
candidate for the Presidency -tLaa )Ir.
lVndlotor..
i Geooral Hancock, we liave admitted, is
not a great statesman,?that is, he is not
ppeciaPy versed in the great principles ol
government and finance, which clustei
?round and spring out of the Constitution
of lhn United Slates'; But he is an honesl
jv^an?a faithful man?a man of correct
views of our government and u man ol
noul, In: a Word,. General Hrfncock is,
whiit one of the crreatist of FW?nr?l? Kn^
was beyond all i Lis despotic
power to create?a gentleman. "When be
fhall swear to "preserve, protect and de,
(?*nd tbu Constitution" of the United Slate:
ho will do iu< 'His record as Military Com
maader oi' Ibe New Orleans Diitiict
proves that'all bis sympathies are on ih<
idfe 'of justice and free government. Ht
fully appreciates the absolute necessity'6
mbordjiiftting the military to the civil au
iborilv.''^Ie knows that free governmenl
ii a government of laws; The&word is th(
Vistrbintoit of 'forfce?and forc<\ 'etfcbpt if
supporting law*, is despotism, lie is for a
white mat's government and not for sab
jectiag Vbose of hi?>owarace to the domip
Ion of. the African. ' 1. . 'J'
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tfoop^rws, Good Hews.?We hav<
ronitjn toxcongratalate ourselves upof
ib& resaVt'of the recent elections. A
^Adicfll ticket tfas put in nomination
and baa been in a* great' measure de
ieatedff Ati4 ifcia too inr-a Distrie
where the blocks' so Ikrgely predomi
iiato'. Too much praise cawndt b<
^{Veo to'tho activity and zeal of man]
of {bo blacks, and the g'ootl tfcnse o
oil,oik in bringing about tl/ia reaUlt
Triily tbc signs afe cboeling.
JKarMoBHrtt. Trowbridge & Co. ml
veritse to* pOOO dry bides, also, far t?l
low and beeswax, l'or which the high'
?)Ht mailcot prico will bo .paid in caal
or trade: ' .! ; j.: '/ . / '
t^Thdwh^t* Vropd of the Dist
. yict iitiH boon' very raubb :irijurod* bj
run. The other crops are very proi^
ieing. '< ( - ' " > --i
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See tuivoriiKunjcnt of $ log,
rnuuTby <W J. H.-JWke. Niuoty
pix, * ' " *t -' ? .v
I
I Flection Km*tins.?'J'lio blowing nm
election reuiitis *<> far us we have been nble
to get them. They :?i<j impelfeet, but lead
us to believe that thu present incumbents
have been elected:
Dem. Rad.
Abbeviiio c. ir., . i?^o #sr>
Warrenton, ' 9^
Niiifty Six, ft? 00
Greenwood,
Vribbles, 100 CO
I'ordeitUA, 75 00
GalbotiitV Mills, 87 227
Jiratllev's, 7:> 1G3
I
Mosluy 81 5
I.uwnilesvillc, 102 00
Long Cuno Mills, -88 24
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USD ioni
Cukc?bury, doubtful majority; V/liita
Hall, Radical :tnj?jo'r:ly, ; MiSvuy,
Democratic irtnjurity, 25. * v,'f* '
Leaving CokoHbur}', Whito Hall,
and Mi I way tout* of the CHti'mato}' Wo
liavo a Pomocratic iiiajoiit^ of 10.r>.
IT. J.'Loraax, (colorcd.) wb' Bu^pose,
hhc bccu olocled ScUodl Uommissionei,"bat
tbord ia borne doubt as lo Iho
j otbera.
Fatal A^ivsiar.?Wo ve^rpt to
i nitnonneo a fVitul r:toeident wb^-li' no.
| currcd to Mr. A. -It- Martin, ot"Greenville,
who had fteon in' cur Villago i'or
a Tew days', lis the agent oI a sewing
machino manufacturer. Aftci* transacting
pome bn.iineBF, \v*uh orio of our
citizens, and attorr piling to descend a
long flight ot 'fctf.irs, when under the
influence- of K?juor, ho fell over the
railing a dir. tan be of ten or twelve feet,
striking bW b6ad against a stono. Immediate
?\iedieal ' assistance was obtained,
Lot proved unavailing, and after
lingering in great pain, ho b:-:pired
at 1 ocloi-1: on the following morning.
ljcii. Wo r eg rot, to Ifearn of an unfor?
tunato ancidont whj?h happened to
our most eutoemed fellow-citizen, Dr.
I. Branch, on yi\?totday. Whilst riding
ihroagh. ttio villago in aLuggy,
his horse became frightonod and ran
away, and cm turning a corner suddenly,
threw the Doctor from the
buggy, cutting his head and btherwiso
injuring him seriously, lie is still in
a critical coudaion, but welrutit will
soou bo rectofed.
Jfca?* By referofico' to the advertisement
in- another column, it will be
seen that tbo ladies of Cokeubury and
vicinity will givo n Ilot Sifpptir, for
the benefit of tho church of that place,
on Friday evening 12tb inst. From
?vbat \ve know of the character of that
community, wo foci assured that the
occasion will bo ono of rare interest
and enjoyment. Wo trust that, there
will bo an attendance, and liberal patronugo
worthy of iho occasion.
Aiuirvxllb Democratic Club.?Interosting'nicotings
of this club uro held
in the Court, llouss every 'Saturday
evening. Tho last meeting was ad*
dressed in tin able and effective speech
by the jlon. i'lios. p. Perrin. Col. 11.
A. puir will address tho next meeting.
We di rect attention the advertisement
of Mews. Goldsmiths Kind,
of tho Phcenix Iron Works, Columbia,
S. C. They are prepared to fill all
orders in their line At vsrv ir.od?riit?
rated. Attention ia" especially called
! to ilieir superior Sugar (Jane Mills.
tSf Wo havo received the Juno
1 number of tho American Agriculturist,
as usual superbly illustrated, and with
a choice variety ot miscellaneous articles.
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?S>7* Messrs. Miller & Koborteon of.
for tho highest market price for wool
?in trade.
, igk. Dr. Purker has received largo
additions to his stock. Head his ad*
VQrtisetaent and give him a call.
US?- Tho Democrats havo carried
tho lato elections in Oregon.
'4*1.0 I'hvcnix reports hoavy
Democratic' gains at the late election
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ia Columbia.
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, Gliaxieuton aud tlie Goluiuhia CJc>i?yentiqu.
I Qur Charleston exchanges publish
tho corrcsportdenco betweoo the Stato
? Central Committee And cortain prom
iiieui goniiemcn 01 tnat cily,io which
j. they give tho following construction
of the CharleBton resolution declining
; to ondcreo tlio actioa of tho Cqnren
f f? 2 " li ? " f
Uon :
1 " It io propor for ns fo say that this
resolution ia notto be understood to
1 express a want of concurrence in your
opposition to the Constitution which
' may he, for a brief time, forced upon
' I tho Stat6'a by' military and usurped
'J poweV, or' a*ny wlint of sympathy in
' your purpose $o ofganlfce and' hal*mo
niae the fiierrds of civilization 'a'hd
constitutional govern it,ent Tor present
' and future emergecies. Upon'* ^fiese
1 poihts'Wb hatfe diecovereti no differ
1 en6fc in opinicrti. "ppoh others there
id- not perfect arianimity.' "'Most of,
us, bow?ver> have failed to discover
any sound policy or sufficient reason
, for expretssing, at iLis particular time,
un op'.nioh^uned'the subject of' negro 1
suffrage,'and' especiallyifor differing
in ;)tbi6 respect, not only frofo the
t gieat political party with w^ich you
purpeso to ?ffiliate, bui -also from the
t sweeping'cuMnt oF public sentiment,
which han'uli'wn/tw . -?
~ ?w j It OU UU1 UJJ*
pressors by iv? triumphs in Ohio,
s PenhBylvunia, New-York, New Jor7
sey, California, Connecticut, and ovou
f now in Michigan."'' 1 . '* * *'*' "I
"A want ot harmony in tho State, at'
at tliiS timo,4>i? tO bo Especially 'deprcj
cated, hat Ave do not know b6w it* it
_ j to be avoided but by ttccepl'tntf the 90.
" j tiou of the iato Co.livcniion.. \yhetber
* it was proper or not to express an
opinion On - tire' qtiomion of qualified |
i suffrage, the Convention <60*determin-1
cd, and we suppose that'it 5* impracticable
to get together *pother. . Ceo*
v?ption-to ^yore^tbeaQliop; After aU,
t tbo bioad plaiforih orion" Which we
can stand is the'right?( ea6h Biate to
regulate* tbe question of suffrage iti* itho
it', and we aoppoeo thtlU'-npoa this
, and $li other mtUr'al ispyes oi the
. party,' them will b? very di^ur^juco
ol* opinion. - , ' ' ))/
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RetiroraeriV "of Stanlon.
On tho 2Gth ult., tho day of tho
failure of impoachment, Stanton ud
drissod tho tallowing letter to tho
i'rebideut:
"Wau Dcpahtmrnt, )
Washington. (Jjty, May 2(r,. 180r. j
Sir : Tho resolution of llie' ?ciiato ol
tl.o United Stjiten, of the 2I?t of February
last, declaring that tho Piesident has no
powor to reiuovo the Secretary of War
find desigDnto any other oflicnr to perform
t!ie duties of that office ad interim, liav- J
ing tli 8 day laijftd to Uc sopported by two- |
tliirUi'of the Senators present au l voting j
oir'tlio articles of impeachntent preferred ,
agaiusl you by the House oi Represents - ,
lives, 1 have- relinquished cuar*jo o; tho
War Department, aiK} hnve left t*,o same
and the book?; archives," papers'' abd property,
iu nvy custody as Solitary of Witr,
in cure of Brevet Major*<Venbrhl Townseud,
the senior assistant nrlvl ailjutaul-gou'eral,
subject to your direction. ' 1
EDWIN M. STANTON,
' 1 Secretary of KVar.
In this Icttor, without'reeigrung or
acknowledging thb rlgftt of tho'l'resi- (
dont to appoint a successor, ho' pimply
says, *' I 'hatre roliti(|uFhhod the chargo
of the War Depart m'ent." Tho Senato
has, however, sinco confirmed tho
f O..I. .1.1 "I -...
Iiuuiii.utiuu J'1 uuu. I)tiiuiii:iu 51IIU HOI- j
tied ibo stain*'of tho rcanoetivo par-'
<
ties. m 9 m
Wasujnoton, .Juno $.?--^'o p$eial
statooicfut aa yet of yesterday's pipe*
lion.
Tbo correction in tho Ajikajiaaa bill
goec f)'acj.> to tbo llouso for concarronce,
in lJnifxe's modified amendment,
that there shall never bo rcbtrictions
on account of i Uwt? or color, except In- 1
dians, nOt taxod. '
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In tbo Sena to, tbo Jmliciary Committee
roportod that tho bill recently L
passed bv tbo IIoubo, a-iinittiug North
and South Carolina, Alabama, Louisiana
and Ceorgia, with auiendiuonts',
will coino up to-morrow. Edwards
roporlcd a bill, coudil^onully excluding
from tho electoral college votes of
the States lately in robellion; referred
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cv iiiu ouumiury v^ominiltco. tiller,
man's bill regarding the currency
was called up. Coupling favored tho
postponement of the whole subject of
finance and currency to next year.
L'uBtponod to to morrow. The deficiency
appropriation bill papqod. A
bill continuing the Frcodmcn'sliureau
for one ytar, is up" fur ^onsideratjori.
AdjournedIn
the llpu8ej after unimportant busineas,
Morgan and DuLanc's election
case van discussed till adjournment.
gchofield has ordered tho guards
from llio y/ar Department.
It is staled, on tbo authority of Mr.
fieynoldn, member elect from Alabama,
that tbo ?5onato Judiciary CommitU'o
have erased Alabama from tbo
Edmund's admjssion bill.
There was a full (Jnbinot ir?oet|ng
to-day, Schuficld participating.
The Senate rejected Mr. Stanbary'n
admission to-day.
A|o8?j-H. Bullock, ISlodgett, 5arpow
and Caldwell are boro, loolfing after
reconstruction.
The Reconstruction Acts?Shaix
they ns Executed ??The Washington
j correspondent of the Btdiimpro Gazette
writes under date of Friday evening:
The real question, paramount to uu others,
ib at last', at this point, assuming shape
fur grave aud -deceive consideration. The
Radicals, in tL?ir upbridled career (presuinjng
upop their large majorities in Congress,
unrestrained even by'-tbe Executive
veto which tjas been very righteously interp??ed,'
apd vory sincerely it iB believed
by the country.) have passed a seriea of
bit}* known* aa the He-construction acta.
The luomeptous question now looming lip
j is whether these laws (-?a they are called)
shall or cap be 6>ecui?d? T'ue tremendous
power now placed in the band* of
the Conservatives by the inevitable effect
' of reaction and not by fortuitous irrelevant
issuues, such as the impeachment of the
President (which merely served to unloose
the discordant materials already upon the
poiut of explosion,) has enabled t^ieixs to
1 place the y.-jiole matter tquarely before the
I country. 1'be KudicaU have been corrected.
Jt was observable yesterday by the
restivene^s pf ?>ra|te and others io lite
Senate, tb&t lioWevor the vile plotters of a
new di?rpptiop' of the remaining fragments
of the government may affect to desire tbe
! {?oto$ation of tbo Union,: even upon tbe
iniquitous conditions ' prescribed l?y tbe
laws referred to, tbey bare determined to
"go back" (quoting ibair own slang phraseology
in order to be intelligiblo all round)
upon their ovyp thrice reconstructed system
of reconstructipu I Tb? Radicals iu tbo
Sciiate are uow divided in respect to "restoration"
or "lecoDstrpctiop" upon two
vital point?, viz: First, whether if the Southern
ytnUa if now "admitted" are certain
ui yuiuig iue xtauicai ucitei in i^ovemoer;
and tecond, whether if (in cam thay are
prematurely brought into our bleasart Jl?public)
the Su-jrtrae Court will not liava
time (before th? eighty elpctortd vo^ei cau
be niade available) to authoritatively declare
that till Con^resj bat yet aecoinplUh*
?d io tliia ^ehalf iny?t be taken in a Pickwickian
aen^e, and in no wite obligatory in
h legal one. r^be disouuion in tbe Senate
K> di;y upon these ^UQtty points U exu??d*
iogly 'rv|rc?hiug, , *; , i
CfOf. Orr has remiited the fyie of one J
I hundred dollars inipoa?;d upon Mr. E. W. I
M. Mitckey for an a?sAuIt and buttery upon i
| Mr. Koswail'T. Ivogair, (ha reporter' of the |
Mercury during tbrf Mod of the convention.'
TI10 pardoto' U granted upon the
condition tW 2^r. i^acU*/ *bajl pay the
co?U of p/OMo^ioo;'. t ' Rieni^oxp,
May 8?,?ti , ja now probable that
Mr. foa*ia' 'trial will be postponed uqti) Otiobar,
as tha reading eouajml uu both sides ba*?
spread on tft*ftiiue. The wito^Moa.bAd brro
ututi^oaed for not VV*dn??Jay. Mr. Davta
liaa not arrived here in fiaw of the probability |
pf ^ottjiouciueut. ' ' ;
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Tiik Okumans and tiik South.? lVrinps
the most encouraging aigu for our
"uture is to bo found in the fact that the
Jurlimits neem at l?st thoroughly aionsed
.o the n'Jyatjtagol presented by Clio South
o tlio thiifty and indubious immigrant.
V/o see it stated that Reuben Guiding,
fisq., of Stokes County, North CsroliuH,
iH? sold his forge, eituated on Dun lliver, [
Kith about ouu thousand two hundred j
icroH of land attached, to a coinr&ny of
3$rma^ capitalist?, who iutqnd bringing a
;olony of Germans to thht county. It is
1?o intention of (he coir.pany to go largo?
y into U'.!s manufacturing' business. Jn
llain'jurg llioy havo formed a Block conipauy,
with a capital ' of $'2f>0.000. fur !
starting A CiorrtiHfi 'colony in I'lorida. It
is expectcd that UVcufy thousand North
Germans can 1)8 directed thither in llie
course of two years, which would make
tho Speculation so exceedingly successful
ono. ' The Germans in Texa? ?ro over
sixty thousand in number, nnd it is osliniatsd
that nt least tliree fourths of theni
are e.U(;aged in agricultural pursuits. Careful
nod intelligent observers bulievo tliat
at least ono third of (ho whole cotton crop
ol Texas'U now plauted nhd Secured by
their labor.
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The coniiiiltleu o|>|>oint*-<i l>y >410 IIou?a to
investigate tliia ' charges of C01 riiption marie
ni;niitRt certain Senator* iii connection with tlie
impeachment trijl ling been pnrs'iing its Inborn
through the week, nnd inarieitu report, tjirougii
Mr. Butler. on Monday. Owiu^ lu the fact to
Which WO ilrnw nlt?nlinn l??f
one aide is reprwentfJ on the 'coriimUtue, nil
liersons opposed to iini:enchment being excluded
from il, and I hut it ia composed exclusively
iif gentlemen whose political fortunes and r?putntion
ur? dependent in a grent measure on
tlie President's conviction, and whe-ie passion*
as against him, nt.d nil lib* friends and suppur
tern, Itiive been strongly excited l?y tho events :
of tlie last few weeks, the inquiry is wanting
m all the characteristics of a judicial investigation.
There hns been no croes-cxiitiiinntion
uf the witneases; tha evidence to be produced
hne nil be'en selected by Mr. IJutler und theso
who feel with him. lie has seized the telegrams
in the Washington offices, produced such
*s he pleased, and suppressed such ?s he
pleased, Atid hits,.in fact, in his report, regulated
the lij-ht thrown on tho evidence in such
ninnner as anted him. We sny this not for
the purpose of insinuating that he has not discovered
atiy facts of re*l importance, lint for
the purpose ?f prevention the public from even
allowing him to ajggeat inferences, lie ia to
be tiu?ted just anTuraRhis facts ro, end not.
one hair'? breadth further. Ila promised monstrous
revelations with regnri} to Njr Johnson's
crimes, when the groat impeachment invcatigatinii
was set on foot a year ago ; but; as onr
readers may reuinnher, when die report mudo
its appearance, his hints and i.-.siouatious toere
found to l>? quito hnnelesu.?Nation (Radical.)
A R r.nwr i.ic*.v Fonti or Govkkxuknt.?Tt li?s
generally teen considered that thoie wlio sway
the destinies of a country should have some
stake in that country. Let us see how it is, in
tliii view, wit?i the hogus Slate officers of reconstructed
Smith Carolina. Annexed is t1 ?
list, with the tuxes p:iid hy each :
Governor?K. K. Scott, Ohio .$00 00 j
Lieutenant-Governor-?L. lioosor 15 S?9
Secretary of Uliile?F. L. (jcr<lc*, negro 00 (SO I
Comptroller-General?J. C. N*nyIc, N. C. Co on
7'ienmrct?F. (!. I'nrker, Mass 00 00
Attn'y-Gen.?I). II. Chamberlain, Mess. .00 CO
Hujit. Jid'ieation?J. K. Jillson, Mass... .00 Op
A. and I. General?lf. J. M osea, Jr 00 Oo
Total J If, ?'.
Under the reconstructed constitution of South
Carolina, the annual taxes will he (8,116,21*2?
ngHiuBi. p-i.vj.vjou iii unreconstructed times?and
of tlie ntinve $16 9U nre represented by the
attenuated decimal .OooO'lSOS m, bo thai, if it
inny plfose tho aiillinietiual reader the eight
highest officers of the reconstructed State o
South Carolina pay to the support of the gov.
ernnmtit over which they preside an average
tax of ciio hundred thousandth purl of a uii)|
per auuum.?Keu> York \Y?rl\\.
Tun Chicaoo Platform *.vp tub Finakcial
Qukstion?A correspondent asks ua if we
tliin*k that lh? committee wlio prepared the
reiolutions at Chicago "intended to dodge the
question an to the payment of (lie government
boi:ii? i'd gold ?" Fortunately we can present
in reply something more than oor mere opinion.
A discussion between the 1^'ow Haven
Uegister anij the Journal of that city jias
(fought out the fuct. admitted l?y the Republican
paper, whose editor hud a first rate opportunity
to know, that n resolution was nre
pared ill the committee pledging payment of
the bonds in gold, and it whs voted down, the
one %ye fonnpenje^ ol> t*eing substituted.?
That settle* t|ia question, w? think, beyond
dispute.?N. Y. Journal ojj Com mi rce.
W a Bill.sot ?m, Juno 8.?Judiciary Committee's
amendments to the House oinpi^ns admission
bill, add*Florida and excludes Alabama. The
fundamental condition ia that there shall never
be on abridgement of syiflYa^o on aceount of
race or oolor; and in Georgia's case, in addition
to the nullification of the first and third
Buhdiviat<>na of this section seveutean of the
fifth artjclo of the Constitution, except the
proviso to the first subdivision, the legislature
tnay be couveutd within thirty daye after the
pasiage of the act by tho Governor elrct. It
is prerequisite that State Lo^i.Uturts adopt
the fourteenth amendment, which fact rt is the
duty of tUo President to proclaim, within ten
day^ afur t^e ol^joiuJ uoliQcaiion of ita adoption.
A while man was killed last piglit by a ne^ro,
wlio made his escape afterward*. %
i
Opinion or Couux ix tnr West.?The
Cleavrland "Plaiodealer" says of Colfax thet
he it "a politician by trade, aud is notorious in
Indiana aa a clironie cffice-ljrggArtlmt he
"wm elected to Congress in 1854 by '^tiow
Nothing7 party, and lie was one of the most
bitter, fotrd mouthed defatners of our iforeignbori)
lellov-cilixens in tliat memorable oatnp?ign;V
and that "be ia best known aa a mere
partisan intriguer, ae full of ttadicul bitterness
aa old Tbad himself and possessed of neither
strength or compr'ehenai*ene8S of miud, ncr
generosity of di?po*itio-j."
^ ^
souta ctkoltxa (So-Cali.kp) amd ooant.
In unuonneiug the vote of this 8tafe for Grant,
at the lute Chicago Radical Convention, the
chairman of the delegation delivered himself
of the following bunome:
8outli Carolina?^'he birthplace and home of
"Calhoun ana ine aoairine or fttnte rigliU, Urn
to witlxlraw ' lic*??l? "from the Union, di-'|
rtcla hpr' ri:prt?euUfives, font iter* l>y m majority
of [appU?j?<i]???turuiog as wa
clo toitl^a couusrl* of liioae who detira only lo
praaerra tba Uuiou, arm in <rm and in lijart
to beart with Ma??ao!iuaetW?[graat ?pj>Uu?r]
?give*'bar 14 Ttito for Grant, [Immeos*
npplau*#.] . - vuj (" * *'
l t * ?r ' .r
Tba fruit arop in th? vioinity of Al^en
proaiiaaa to ba a* very larga o?a. It ia e^tianthe
tfcft tb? "D^rby" .farjn will abip fight or
tan tjiouiand bunliala^ ojf ^aacbea/ .and farina
qurfhtltiea of necVarin'aa, applei, ele. iftraart.
J'ur*By . TriV<D,'*A:hrM'j??rt Walker and largo
growers repwi Iticir fruri ia c?eal!ei*V Os> ditii?o.
- > ' '< '
" ! !
A CARD.
It having bcon represented to mo,
that ono Goorgp l}u9onbory, well
known untb famo in tfiis l)iBtiietas
an aB.:ociato o)5 nogroca aiid certain
dirty whilb tacii of tho Radical party,
roydrted on tho election days at AbbovV.lo
C. 11 .j tlmt ''1 whh a Kudical,
and expoctod to runon''iho Radical
ticket." I beg pormi&jfon to pronounco
llifo report :i btiHO and malicious
falsehood, which can jjo established
by cvoty Democratic white
man and frccdmun where I am boot
known. 1 further ntato that any gentleman
will 'confer a favor, by givihg
mo aid to aacortuin tho corrcctneB9 of
this report iind to fix it upon thosaid
George Duecnbury,' if hois guilty. 1
hereunto subjoin" tho Democratic vote
polled at Calhohn's Mills in tho vicinity
of' my pluco of residence, and
whor'C I'havi iho pleasuro of presiding
us chuiiman of the board of managers
Of election*.
BAMUKL H KliWI V
A CARD.
Aly nnmo baa been placed on tho
Radical ticket lor tbc oifico oj' County
(JommitjMoncr, withoul'thy knowledge
or consent. J have uhcc| every menus
i?i my power touuppreKB it, and take
this mode of saying that f. will not
servo ii" oleoled on that ti::lcet.
' ' Tiios. McAllister.
Jianner copy.
Convention of Circlet of Prayer.
Tlio ncxl Convention of the different Circles
of Prayer in Alipuvjllo Dirtriot, will be held M
Albevilfo C. II., on Wednesday before tlie 4jt
Subbutli in June, at 11 o'clock, A. M., to continue
in session until Thursday evening.
^iaiibir organizations in adjoining l)istrict:
- . r ?- i
ait- iikiicu iu m-im ueiegUICS.
pi'lrgnlca will b<? passed over the Greenville
and Columbia Itnilroad for one fare.
In extending this nut ice, allow me, as tin
rotiring Chniruinu, to urge a full attendiiree 01
the pnrt of tlie brethren composing the Severn
circles. (The great spiritual benefit cxpcriencec
by nil }vho hnvo enjoyed the narrower intluenci
of the village or neighborhood circle, caiiuo
but recoinniciid to them the Convention, whicl
but. uuites ull the parts into one whole, utn
thus enhances the interest, by wideuiug tin
sphere of Christian fellowship.
The good we hope to accomplish by lliis ?>la-ged
Circlo," i? to bind together diffuren
communities of Christians in the same bom
which pnites tho dilfereut denominations of tin
tmnio section?to give a wider circulation t<
whatovor is valuable in the views and experi
euces of individuals?anil institute, ns lar a
practicable, united action on iho part of al
those who'love our Saviour, in advancing th
interests of that Sion which l:as one coimuoi
Lord, and is equally dear to nil.
Then let each "dircle:1 deem it ft duty to b
represented in tho Convention. I.et nil com
! with l.eui'13 enlarged and warmed by Christiai
charity and lovo, and with that expectant fait!
j which ulwujs uicotc the blessing.
' "J J. S. ClIIl'I.KV,
Cliaiiuian.
[ Pliocnix, S. C-, June 1, 1808.
To Tiir. Dkmkratu; Ci.'.'na Tiinovciioi't tii
Statk.? We hope that lhA different clulm, i
I iliny deniilo, n* we presume' llii?y will, nmiiiMt
rei'inl Convention, vvi11 |"irompliy'carry oul iji
siipjjrstiuii of t}ie"Stalp j'et.tral Oominiuee-?th?
i?. Hint each Centrul Ciuli will semi in to tli
Cunnniitei llie names of one d?leg?te [or tli
C<mgr?Ksiun?l I> isi i let in which il is loontft]
Mtid two (or tito Slalo al large.' '{front Hi
rintnra thus Delected, the Commitl*-* will Hnpoiu
t|inse g'enilcmun having llio highest number c
voles.? J'/iariix,
New Orlkaxj, June 3 ?Tlie anxiously look
ed for ol der of Generr.l Jiuch'innn, on election!
wiii promulgate^ ?o-dny. It announces th
Stale, parieh, and judicial ofticera, but make
no mention of municipal election*. The ordi
tales that the eivil government jiereby provi
ded for is provisional hi character until afte
the fourteenth article shall have hscomo pni
of the Constitution of the United States. Off
i !
cars elected enter upon their duties on the fin
Monday in November, iu accordance with ait
cle 668, of the new Constitution.
More Tkstimokv r?t the Managers?Yea
terday a request was received from Major 6en
eral 4- B. ikeedman to be called before th
House Copimittfe of managers as a witness i
regurd to proposition of bripery in relation t
the yote in the Senate on the impeadiment 01
tides. General Steednmn proposes to testif
llial Senator Por. eroy's v? te fi>" neouiltal hi
offered to him for a valuable consideration spe
cilied. The witnesses accumulate. Will tli
eager panag^rs call (or t)ie testipony I
Balttuore, May 2??The General Assem
hly of the Presbyterian Church closed its ses
sions to day. The Thursday previous lo th
f,rst SabbHth iu August nvxt was set apart i
a day of fusting, humiliation, and prayer, t
be observed in nil Presbyterian churches.
On mot ioni the Assembly was dissolved t
meet in like manner in the Covernmen^-atret
Presbyterian Church, in Mobile, Alabama, o
the third Thursday of May, 1809.
Grcely is now for Grant, says the New Yorl
Day J/ool-, but be wasn't when lie wrote th
following: "More ashlii-ra wer? nsiOccul
slaughtered in the late wnr through the blun
tier* of drunken officeis than by the bnlleisn
the foe." When the editor Hi? HVibun
dealt Grant tbis blow between the eyes h
was for Cliese ; but having gone over to Grant
we dainand to know whether the Tr Hun
change has also made Grant an^ 1cm a hutche
or drunkard ; will the 7\ibune answer this po
lite qoesiion.
j
Ntw Wnrvr.?.The plnulere in this connt;
will commence barrelling thia week. Tne in
dications i^re ihat the ^ield will not be large, i
proportion to the breadth of lend sown, but u
excellent quality. The price in thia marks
willopdn probably at $2 a baah?l, but tbe expectation
'ia 'that it wil^ decline. We woul
again suggest that parties will subserve thei
own interests by getting t^iair wheat into mar
kwt as soon a? poasiHle.?Courier.
GiniiuoxeD.?-On" WeOnesday last, the car
brought to this place Co. fr. 8tli U. 3. In'fnairj
and it ia understood that the troops wijl remnfi
for a season. Somo suppose that tho pendhi|
eleelion haa induced the aiwhoHiies to garrison
our town again, hut w? li#? 110 doubt thi%
> Hidioal l>ing ami iuTmi oj>rewr?Utijn abput th
| former efeviion brought about this tosulL?Ah
I Jetton lntfllig??ce(. ' '
Id oyr notice of tho Cbsrndei
aM Tablaux, Ust week, we . inadver|
tec^ly onwtted to make montion o
Mr. T., *r)?o aqquittot^ himseiif. vcr3
, ba$<Jsorne}y ii> *wo. proocfitfartt Chfr
acterfl, uncle of the heroine in "AH i# foil
in love $nd war," apd ike exqauato i(
"iDcpDBlanqy." . Jlowc-twe happened
to overlook hli^i ..woe paesing ?fcrang?
?bat, nevorthp\cB8, by a- oaprico a
niomory bo 'It 1wftp4i*ct). Wa ^pomist
1 fo4I0 bctt^v itt-fuUiev *'
+mmJCth* i? iwiVt' M it ii iii.i'i i>?* t i i >! i
Jj ! - JiLIB?^ S Tl'
Wno Can Bl-xt ThwI?Pur friend. Dr.
LyncW, eliowed us, on j-c?terd*y. n film epooinen
of ft strawberry, measuring four inches in
<:l*amf?roticf. 'It in coiiv shaped, on<! cfttrie
froft^ho ^artj<ti at Vallc Crucis.-- -P/urnix.
f"Kol|iA.?The Macon, Georgia, Telegraph,
of May publishes ft list of tlio name* of ttip
members ? jj,0 jJtorjjift Legislature, designating
tliolr P*jtics ad follows:
f?euute?rwieala 15> ; negroes ? ; totnt, 22
Uoune?radica> oo ; tiogroen M ; total, 78.
-- -* - - - V " ?-1
(JON'iKJN V. ! : s .
'lhe f?lb*iii{ niiiui'd persons havo
I freight in the Dfia?l.?f *ki?_.n~ .
<! It McCiiltn, A.I Clijkhcalt-i, K Noble, U 11
Wnnllaw, C T llaMkoll.A It Itucker, W 11 Parker,
C M Calhoun, .1 A M Gordon,
Q-inrUa <b Tliouwon, Wlite, Suiilb <fc Co, Tiwis
' buii#, II W
Ks/irext?RfivW 1? D*Bo?o, Mrs C Irvin
WiokliHe ?fc WtAc?*lioM, (i 1' Porclier, D 'I'
Siuiw, Wiu McL'uJ, 11 K Williauw, M O
TeunetilV- 1
!i D. Jt. 80NDLEY, Agent.
g- r - L- * - * - =S?
Mi:. Kin'rou:?Yotvrill |>lea?? nniuijnec Mr.
J. M'O. MOSKLV, of (!recnwaoil| a cnmllJ?le
for tlie uflii'ft of 'lux Collector of Al>l>cvilla
District at the appoHc.liini; election, f
MANY riUKNDS.
3VE AHKET9.
COUI?.K(TEI) 11Y JOII/J KNOX A CO. i
' Altutviii.K, June 5, 1K??8.
COTTON?No truo^acUotd iiy <J?llo1i llii* I
week. . |
bl'liAlt. C!ruslic<l, 20 a 22lc.
" l*?i wilered, iiic,
? C'otl'ee 0., 18 a 20c.
" " l'xua C-i iy*2Uc.
" Blown," '* ' It a I6|n.
MEATS, Pork, 124c.
" ' iW?f, On lMc.
* nimton, y n ioc
POULTRY, Turki>3't aptice, 75cu $1 6i?
Oiu-keiiH, " ' 16?2Sc.
BACON, Ilnm*, 22t2ftc.
, | ' Mtlvl. ? ?"1 ,,r~
i! " btioujiTB, *"j* "
, COFFEE. Kio, ' 2 Vmc'
1 uka ?i.ou/$;ic
Udl". lO a Hue
mi 1VT- *ioi??$MO.
: ... . 2o n 2.ic.
AlOLAStLa, 6;, ? 76c.
" Nn?- Or!onn?, fl 00 n $1.26.
i?r?-r 00 H
1 QTA iOLa, lris>h, jM-25 a
! n1r.1V Sw??t, 80u$I.Uil.
; 52ft* . w"?
Ulli, Ivprosino, n-, ,
1 LEAT11EU, Sol*. 40 . .
1 nl,!v- i. , ' fl-6l?a *2.40.
IKON, hweJes, lo u lie.
1 CANDLES, Ai1nmanf.ir.jD, SO ?
1 " ' Tulfow. " in a .1>?.
? SKE??? 12.25 :$;S:
U w - M v' . ' 20 u 25c.
1<AG(i1M?, m..
- RAI.E Uul'E, 2uc'
l IiUTTKlt. 90 ? $?
i v^;^. .
' S'JI)A. 1 K *1 Oil
o TEA, OJreen, $2.00 * $2.5t
" Hlnik, fcj.26 a $2 01
TOBACCO, 'Chewincr, WO a Ji(M?
Smoking,
11 VINKOAU, ?&t>$\Oi)
c MACKEREL. 1)1.1. No. 3 $2u.0i
n " i ' 1 $14.00 n
" Kits " 1 fa.75 h $1 U(
e Nkw y<iKK, June 3?Noon.?Cotton firmer
c at 31 for uplands. Freight* dull,
ii 7 P. M.?Cotton more oetivc ami shade firI,
| nier; ??l<-8 2 6nO halts, nt 'Jl. Flour 10 a. &<
cent* lower?with more doing?Southern 0.SS
Corn?Southern wlnte 1 2'4- (iohl 40.
CiuBLiVTiiX, June a.?Cotton trsore activand
firmer; eah-a 4l>0 hale*; middling* 20 i
19*; receipti 110.
E Actii'itTA, June 3.?Cotton snle< J60 bales
'J in (.Idling I'J.
e {.ivEnrom, June >?3 ]\ M.?Coltou firm
t pales. 12,000 bulfea?uplands 11^; Orleans )1J
u Ereadatuflri dull.
* Livkri-ooi., Juno 2?Evening.?Cotton?upr
| lands 11 J.
!'HOT SUPPER,
e
!# '"T^IIIS Indian of C<>k?'?hiirv and vicinity, wil
,r _L fnt riinli n HOT SUI'i'KR Friday evening
- JWne, lldtli ilict, f?>r Ihe pUrjnise of rniaiiij
,r fund* fur liio diuruli. The i<uLlic in respect
full? iiiviled' to attend. ' " '
'* TIIK MANAGERS.
ll June 6, 18f.8. 7, It.
i
COBSETS AND SKJCRTS.
We have received this dw (
- dozen Misses' ajid Ladies' Hooj
* I Skirts.
" 4 dozen Corsets, sizes from If
0 to 22, sold low for Cash.
POWLER & McDONALD.
> June 4th, 1868.
; WANTED!
t
: 5000 lbs. Dry Hides,
4Lso *
T^LLGW AND BEESWAX.
? For which the highest luiu-ket price will b
paii] iu caah ir trade.
o TROWBRIDGE A CO.
June 6, 1808, 7, If
" WOOL; WOOL!I WOOL!!
k Tbe Highest Market Prices
e
>' PAID FOR
\ WOOL,
; IN EXCHANGE FOR GOODS
r r?"MIF wool miint bs free fram burs aad f?r*ip
L mailer. Will be taken either washed a
unwaahed*
r MILLER & ROBERTSON
luna &, 1^08. 7, tf
JUST COME.
r pRpSH KEROSINE at 16,
Machine Oil at 80,
Tanner*' Oil. *t *i 9-1
s Stand Lump", from tfO (o $1.2tV
? Hand I'^trirpB," frcro 6ft lo 80.
Lain^ Slides, from 30 to 60,
" JHftci? CliTr.inoy C;e?ner*v r
b RhmicrV'Cbimney CJ<?uer?,
- Iiidi-liible IVnqili*.
^ Colored Sliest Wux,
J Artificial for Wax AYotk,
B r Puf*uned Fly lfujW,
At " : DR. E. PARKER*.
.?. ' ! ,. ? +r?1'
: " ES.TRAY MTII^E I
f- ? +4+, ? i
f "f
STRAYEQ from the plantation,of the aub
a*riM#, i*e?r 94 Depot, on' Sftbdny laaf.M
c Ma,ra Mula. naedium ai**, foor ot ?ve yeara-oK
la'bd with following ma?ka, lo wit; lioqaa-eol
ofea|* c?W% in teft ?ye; lilack alripfes aetoM thi
withpU, a?d trip?*4?n leg*. Th* male ia ii
Gad work order, and ia very aj>trjied. An;
Wmktion ttmiikfully received and a libtrii
t |>r?w^&f^veit-iar.4<slivery. '-f : 'v'.
A?Wr?M .. J. IF. PKOOKSj
?" " ' Drlibva c.
June 5, I8G8, ??21 - V, . .
n ^ II i m il. ?.?!
30 0
BUSHELS
OF
00 EN
AND
FOR SALE 4'T
WIT CAM 0. nfTdlUlVTClAVICI
UUJ0VI1 06 n^JLMUpUJ3 D
MILLS.
pxixcui, J
$1.25 PER BUSHEL.
^
Junc 5,18GK, 7?tf
PKJENIX IRON WQBKS,
Colmxibirt, ?>. O.,
GOLDSWiTII & KI&D, Proprietors.
A LI. liir.'la cf MS!I dustings. (Saw nnd
1 RiiiVinj;* fiif' llui''i>g.Giir(li>ii?,(irnv(: Ynrilw,
Siii?nr Mil's, Hoilere, Klncl-.ine works nuJ Aerii
cultural Implements 1 mnnii fnciure<l. Oideis
I are t>oli<:it?(j nod e::euutml nn cliennMo.-ij-ft*.
EVOur !utf? pf? FJVK to' TEn* I'EIl
PENT. T.OWEft formerly. Allenliou is
espeeiully' culled to our yupiv t'im? Mill*.
Al. UOLDSMITH,
J?ne5. tr.f.2,'J, 4rn. KIND.
J. Cf TfGLAND,
Formerly of
A. McKensie & Co,,
! CiyAlXLESTpKr, J3. Ov
S A XJ X) L i ; XI
AND
HARNESS MAKER.
Abbeville C. 3^1., C.
May !iH, 18riB, K, tf
ON HAND,
CLOTWORTjIY & CO.'S
: HO& POWDERS
J?QIt CHOLERA.
? EDWIN PAIUCKR,
? ? '
i^gont.
May 2? 1R6S, 5. 31
. PAINTS IN OIL.
LB. CANS WHITE LEAD?in oil,
" | H LB. CANS PRUSSIAN BLUE?iu oil,
1 LB. CAXS BLACK PAINT?iu oil.
WHITE LEAD-rtlry.
QUININE.
At
L. PARRERIS,
M?y*27 an 2t Ag?i>t.
EVE'S
mm PLASTER'
e
" A VALUABLE REMEDY FOJ
LADIES SUFFERING FRO#
RAISED BREASTS.
EDWIN PARKER.
Agent.
tyay 32. 1868, 5. j$t
> Greenville and Columbia Hail
j road Company.
rI~Ml?S Company lina now for unle. in litA
?if ' ^rtthnn Tickrl*." a Tlt'KK'l' whic
enlillfb n person to travel over llits rood
One Thousand IT]Hon for |40,
within on? j'^nr from Jnte of purchnae. Tli
Tickcts* cuii be purchased from lli? Ageni
n Columlii". Nuwbeiry, Abbeville, Auduidu
and Greenville.
W. ALSTON GIUBES,
e General Ticket Agent G. & i". 1L li. Co.
Mny 13 23 *
i 9,999 LBS,
COUNTRY BACON
2,359 % COUNTRY FLOUR,
\m LBS. ICE
S . 1 ' ? *
i\rn Tr\TAV p- rtA
"> O r* u. 411^4. <x
May 8, 1868, 8, tf
* The State of South Carolina
ABLBVfLm DISTRICT\
In Eqiuty.
C. Gilmer and other#, vs. W. T. Moore and W
5 ' ' O. Moore, Ex'ora, el. al. "
IX appearing t'aat II. D. Moore and Edwii
Hoore, flefesUttiita t* tliia Bill, resiihTUe
jond Ilia limits of'ihm State ; ' 1 1 ' ' '
On motion by Thomson &i Fair, C#mp. So!.
ordereJ, that ?qid clW f<u 1 cl a 111 a do appear am
|>lead, anawer or demur 10 cat J Hill within fori
day? hum the publication hereof, or the 8am'
will be taken pro coufe?*o agaiu?t lln-ra. *
WM. H. PAUKEtt, C. E. A. D.
Cotmni?ion?r*? Office, )
April -JH, 1 fetid \ A pi il 20 2G tit
WANTED,
|0OO BUSHEL!^ ?ORN,
iOOO BtTSHBLS PEAS,
j ' T^HICHt
!. wist MM
fcb 14, 18C8, 43, tf
I'ir -- -
ADDITIONAL
ARRIVALS!
?
QIL BERG A MOT,
Tooili Brudiee,
Niix Vomica, (loinon for hawks,
}lu!>l>uni{'? Mii^ucoia,
J; id * a v'tf ililicL
rliilotcLoit,
Clarke's Female 1 Pills*
Chinese Vermilion,
uiycvrme, jih e,
MnrnltuH'0 Catholicon, fcjr f>malo Jist&tct,
0?gooU'? Oliologogiw, to v4ii)ly,
Brituh Oil, ' ' '
An iiiuoix, S " F."
Cuui|>u8il ion,
lSfckwitli'd l'ills, for dy?pep?i?,
lirown'.i Hs*. Ging6r, '
Hrtblnti'ri I'otuib, in cons of 1 lb. Aclii
'rorruy'* Sewing Machine Oil, . "
Aix Oil, '
Fine Srtiml Oil, ,
Cucuhiue, Lair crease,
Biil'Sodn, .
1 tfuttr, '
I>|):ior.i Sail*, ".
NJunter flitters,
Gnai NijSpiLi.
'W liit *
Cliioine t?r?ep ?n<l Yellow, dry,
Fine and'Mutilum S|ionge;x >'
Aroint. Spin. A':nt<iiiuih,
1'roto. Iod. MeVdi'il-v,'
Suudford'? Lirur luvigorator.
EPW1N PARKER, .
AGENT.
May 22. 1858, 5, 2t
TUp State of South Carolina,
ABBEVILLE iM STRICT.
In. Ec|iiity.
Eipubelh A. Matthews, >!. al , v?. D. p. Ilatr'r.
I? tliuru, Triulce, !. *1. 1 J'
Bill, for Account, JfcUtf.
TT npppnrintj that Mary p. fpiitt, Tolivrr JohnCtili
Hiiil J'niir J.. Iijti wiiTe, ? ? ? A J mi
Mmy'A.', Iiia \vif>\ ileft-iirjiifiii? "to tliig Hill, re*
1 ui-lt? tifyniul tin-limits Hi liiitt Sialr :
On million (>y Mcliowuii, C<>mj?. Sol., orilrr'd,
tliat ?ai<l dciemlmiM ilo up/i'ar Hinl filrntl. aumntr
or llrlillir 1(1 until llill tu.lll!"
? /"".V 11 "I"
thin dntf, or the gAtne will be taken pro con J ofo
kgaiiidt them, '
\yM. H. l?ARKEJl,C. E. A. D.
Cemmis?i'*ner!? otpi:*, f
Aprif *27, J April 29 *J8 6t
, D^NTA^NOTI CE.
nAVINO road* nrr-inq^in^nU to op#n ?B
OKFI'CR ' ?t ^BWF.VlLLi: C. II, in
(Municciion my" ?t (-irmiwuod,
fr?ni tlic YRt of .!un* next, I will lie at AMiovillc.
an(i retiinin until tli? Hili- ml fmrm
Llie If.tl. ttulie lust of the luoutli will b? at
Urveiiwimil,
Mv < Xllce nt. AMidviltd u ov?r tin Store of
Mr. Til OS. F.AKIS. '
1' pro|iojf to ni??Tt full llnptr unrl l.ow*r
SF.TS of TKiffll f?r I'ill rui-li. Partial Sal*
in proportion to tin* tiliove ji^urr*
T.ftli A\-iivtct.?I WITHOUT FAIN,
i gunraatoa iintirn i?ti?fiMivik
ltcs|>i.'vi fully,
G. W. EELLEY.
Mny 3, ISfSB, 3. tf
The Stato of South Carolina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT\
lit Eqi)il^.
A. J. pliulisca'c* and otli?*r?, \it. Lou'u D. M?riiinan,
Ex'o' , vt: al.
. FT appenpnir tjmt All>*-r\ M CliiikM?lM, d?
fl i_' (ei.'dnnt in iliis cob#, if about bayttid tba
| Ijmitrf of illiu S)?l? ;
Oil iiiitlutii by Hurt, Comp. Sol, nrtlarttil, (bat
J ynitl tWruiUul ?ln njjf'ftir ami plead, answer ur
demur to aaid lii'.l within forty dtiyg flam Ibi#
<Utr. or Huiiia will t>? lakau pre * */***
^ tgniu^l him.
WM H. PARKF.R, C. E. A- U
Comnii??iou?i'? Oftica, )
April 2d, 18G8. J April 2? M M
- KEMBLE JACKSON, JR..
THIS CELEBRATED;
i IIORSE
u
Will serf? a limited n^mbc*
MAKES the present sea:
, son at the fallowing
plageg:
nONNALDSY*LI'p. Mu?tfay? ant) Tu?*Imj^
UOUJIES* V| ciluetday* add Thura
ijUbt.AnwVj jfrida^a and S*ty>rii*ya,
Comi$eneing on tlie 1st of May, 1S6&;
IDESCRII^TIOISr.
REMBLE JACKSOH. Jr.. ? ? heauiilul
aiirvfl.Avitli-One ^?hite bind foot,
J iiiiine nuil* tuiL iiiiDtenoe power, lt\rgf
very styluii. Y.'no perfectly in any kind*?
huriick.'. lie' if 7 yearn old iliia Spring, full 'iff
liulid liiffli, and lias United hiv mile iu 'I IlliMUtea
and 35 second* " '
?.
Jr.. whs fjoi uy old KciiibTe Jack^On, lie by Andrew
Jackbun, and i? out of a," ft'oruigk-Ured
runuing ware. *' ^
For tho Season .. . . . $10.
To insula* Colt . . $&
* ? j ,>_ r?
f3T The ca?h will be required to I* paid far.
i it a equivaleut in produue) iu rvery instance ?n
tiie tint aervioe of the buraa, andtrort?f? vill.
b? tried unWas the moitejrfor iu equi?alaot)ia
. sent Willi bar.' Maroa aeuji from a dtstauo# ?i
be. carefully attended to. ' t V ; * {;f
FOR FURTHER PARTICU
I LARSL ENQUIRE AT
' GEP. T. a4flCUTFE'S, t
Hodges' Depot,
| ' 'AbbevUUJfiitfici, O. j; Cf. Jt. ii['f
.f> t ->:< ' v 'itT
M-y A t *&}i I %L ><^Vi ii
. ii i-^ '^JmK
/' WIIW '..$! tf
nERRIN A COT1IRAN will buy 8o?lh
(. Ctrolipa lUilri^rti
\4 1
March 1? ^0 if