Abbeville press. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, July 24, 1868, Image 3
; . Legiiaaturo.
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The proceedings of the so CuVlcd" L<?gi?ture
in Columbia, have jso far boon a? uninteresting
and unimportant, as might wqII
l?a imagined. lioyond J^e election of two
United State# Senators they have done notli
J.ttf., Tbe'Senate I# saidtto'ha f ir'ali^ai of
. tholloilte iu its dUposTtidn'to dispatch busi.
iress, nnfl to be ihelioed' after transacting
0^ nfe(M?8sory,bu)>iDtfS8*to*adjourn'over until
' 'the-tifelfhTar seMlou m JNovember. A
proposition in theSeaalo to adjourn the S<:s>*
_- kSrin f.i Aroonuillo tvoa (al\l?i/l Ktr n v'nlft rtf
13 to 9.
The President of tho Senate has been
ord?red to issue a writ of election, lo the
supply the vacancy iu the Seuatorskip from
Abbeville.
^ A bill Ims pas3e3 tho S^nato lo make
valid, nil laws passed by the Provisiotial
Government. v..
Noticcs of the following.bills to-.be introduced
were given: - :
* A bill to ameod an Act to ineo:porate
the Air Line Railroad of South C.SVolina.
A bill to provide for the election of a
Board of Dfreclors of tho Slate Ptuitenr
: '
. -A bill to enforce the 39th section df nrtiolo
1st of ihs Constitution' which prohibits
distinctions in any case, on accuuut of racc,
color or couditiou.
A bill to regulate and dotermino the
" powers -and duties of Cotuity CommissionA
bill to define *iba jurisdiction and
*|*racliee of the Probate Court.
A bill-to define the powers and duties of
Justices of the Peace.
- A bill to establish a Board of Land
Commissioners.
A bill to declare the imnner by which
the Tanas, or t?ie riyht of way over tho
lands of person* or corporaiions, may be
taken for the construction and other uses of
railroads, aud other works of internal im
proveinent.
Corbin introduced a bill to organize the
Supreme Court, which wai read aud ordered
to be printed.
In the House on Tuesday Nengle, in belialf
of the Special Committee appointed
io inquire anu report wnai arrangement
pould ba effected lo facilitate tlio payment
<of tUe pay of the members, reported by
- The bill proposes- to levy a lax of
X)tie cent per pound on upland, nnd two
cents per pound on tea island cotton, and
sevea and a half cents per bushel on rice
in the rough.?the prococds of which shall
go towari!j l'.,e redemption of ?500,000 in
..'.liillfr receivable, which are to ba Usued as
" jmlhorizcd by Act of 1865^-lheso tax??s to
- .. |)ea lien ort all lands on whieh cotlou and
rice are growing,;at. the. following rate : $4.
per acre on coUop, and .$3.-50 per aure on
rice. G.itof the fund created by the issue
i- of these bill*, the members are to be paid.
After an animated . digotissioit, . the b:ll
MHR rffffl?rM(J In tlm .(Ininmil t*#" nf VV? nt
find Means. " - "
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WAsnixcTON, July 22.?Apprehending
unfavoiable bygiunii; result, the removal
. of! the Confederate dead from Johnson's*
..JsUnd has been postponed. . " ; v.'
'flie Southern members belJ a caucus
Jhia moTiTing, lo consider- the .Virginia,
^issiasippj r.nd Toxjjs situation, -and fuake
arfangojjients for the jjompal-jn.'
.HJair a letter of aceepiaiice was publish?
, _ed in litis morning's Intelligencer.
" The adoption of the fourteenth ortiuje
by the Alabama Legislature has been re3,
ported. . _ o,
In the House, . Kellogg, -of Alabama,
and Tift, of lJTortli Qarolfnu, were seated.
A bill was passed, removin/r tli? dUuliili
ties (roigSigieon .Corley, of Soulh ,C;oolina
" Ajficbael- Halm, of Jjouifeiann, and
John <$f iHedge, of Georgia. Stevens made
personal explanations, denying the remarks
- ' ^ attributed lo bnn, about paying bonds in
' gold, and denouncing tlio pnpera attacking
,v jifcn asribel, half rebel, aud all in bondholders'interest.
In the Senate, Robertson and Sawyer,
Senators from Soulh Carolina, were seated:
> Sawyer's pealing excited prolonged discus
fiioa. Affidavits of C. C. Bo wen and
Thomas J. Maclwy i*ere jread, declaring
, their belief tlrat -Sawyer was fceligit>le.;
that he was a share lidldor in blockading,
and a member of a military organization,
i/i Charleston, in 1804. SenaloTvConkling
said he was free to say; he did not beiievb
01151 wprd of the cbsfrgcs a^wnBt vSaWyer,
had be en p r $ v i q ua 1 _v ?ea\?di
*b he nijght fj^eal^ at^ ypt? ii& ;&?%erT|
ease/heard non? of cfcffcgea in
"'; {hp .Sooth Carolina Legislature. _ HebejWved
thferij uafbuadeiP/^n^ bfloUght up ^y
disappointed friends of Dr. j.Tlie
V '"qp9stioH. of adjournment was 'roauiftedi
when the arming--th? Southern SValet
' . 7 was' rtrg^h discayte3.r A The
f ^^ iiU ^il^undoubt^dly beeamo a -Jaw fyjfore
' Co^cfifta aJjua?J8- 4''concurr^Pt re??,u
pi th<
' " -I'ha otfeerlahaty about th<j tax bill era?.t?d
rauoh ??iteaj<Sut. It jtflferts'^ro^able
?ow. rtierf the President wiH^fp
gradnd of innovation* qa * tt* - appowtyng
Se?l^'V^l diaapeo to Uje
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*5 ios^ ^J^i^riUlinn, \re
uit?rfdori ' fW V&rt> i n aiiou t>f" Mlifi TS "Kgi? F..
lVnnnll's seJiodl bt Union Academy. In goinR
our expectation was that it would be a pleaxnul
way of ppomltog a long summer day, bj- relaxing
oOr jtiiml], for lbt? tirn?, from I lie curee of bu^nsa*
mill Meeting <>10 frieud* in a neighborhood not?d
for iie Iw>?|>i'.aHty. All this nud much more was (
realised- On our arrival ut tin- pUoo our saVl
prlsd was excited by thfr t^Sembly, of no lat^o n J
, cjrcnvd. Tlitir coining together could"only""bo
i accounted for by Ilia vrolt khown imputation of (
Mis* Pvnnall as a teacher. llcr'scbool tonsttiH (
of voiiie lliiily ?r forty girs r?n?! boys, nioel of <
' | tliein email nud in tho primary dopnrtuieu<*, '
. , Sevevul irontlelileii wer? on t..
Examining Committee, and by them w? were
requested lo ilruw up a report of the exercises of
the day for publication in the District pipers,
Tlieao exercises commenced witli the cxuiuinatiun
ol (he classes in (Jrununar, Geography,
Arithmetic and History. The prompt and accurate
answers given lo the various questions
proposed exhibited jiiTiubrtable evidence thai the
pupils l|ad been taughtlo tludy ; t-nd were well
drilled iu tbe brunches which they hud pursued,
' and that Mies l'ehnnll had not acted tbe part of
i'? mere hearer (f lease nit, but that 6he had
seditiously fulfilled the one roils and responsible
duties ?>f a (etnher.
Then, inteicpersed with the recitation of
poetry by little jjirls aiid boys, followed the read
ing of original compositions, by nine girls and
six boys. We purposely abstain from calling
them y< itug lad at and t/eiitltmcu, because they
we're too young to be so called, uud we wish
them at ill to be jjirls and boys for some time lo
come. Tticso i tl'orts were ill-lee 1 creditable to
the young writers, but uot entirely free fiom
tho tall I Is of vnntl.fiil ' *' ? '
J- r-...,cum- II
111 it leu hat! also submitted to th.'iu a number of "
loLtera written tu their fiiend? by little girln, who
did not a?i>iru to the dignity of having their com- positions
read in public. These "were maily ami
tidily written, and were particularly pleasing to
tile committee bk showing Mm early clloi Is of
these little girls to detail the incideuis ol every (
day lifo ill simple, artless language, free fioiu
_tlie use of bjg icortft, which would linvn betrayed*.
lliat they had "Cobbled" or "got help," and ub
giving earnest of i'utaru success in that, to a
lady, most useful branch of education, epiitolury
composition.
This brought lia to the hour of' recess, from
this ftasi of teuton, to refresh our bodirh with /
more eubs-antial lure. Of llii* part of the performuncc,
it need only tu bo said that it lu'.ly ^
sustains! the reputation of the neighborhood,
proveibial for their libcrul provision of what is t
good and nice. After a niilicicnt lime given to <
i these tiling*, the e? jayiiiont of which was enI
liAnced by social intercourse with friend)', we j
! IVCI'fl H?!lill ?" 1
.. -- iv me m uuur, mi l .were i ji
entertained willi exercised iu declamation by the
boys, and two dialogues. We were much j .
, pleased with the beauty andappropiiatene?s of
the selection of piece* for recitation mid d-jolnin i- /.
several of them having particular reference t
to the times in winch we live. /
"\V? have avoided mentioning any of the pupil* ?
as excelling ; we prefer-to Buy, that each and (ill /
performed well their parts, and that the high 1
expectations we were led to cherish Were fully .
realized. *" '7
TJie exercises of the eehoot having closed,
Capt. J. S. Cothran, who hud bean selectt J as 1
Orator of the Day, held the ns-seiuhled crowd
enchained for un hour in an address of soul- i
stirring.eloquence, urging-them by the memory
of the past and the hope* of the futuls lo
throw olT that apiilhy which had for three years 1
unnerved ull eUurl, anil lo gird themselves for the
-coining conflict, and so |o discharge their duly.
na lo uid~in restoring to the South eueh a glorious I
futurcaa the past warrants us lo expect. He '
was succeeded by Rev. Professors liouner and j '
Young, who, bei:>g called on, euch delivered a '
good und appropriate address, which was Well
received, '
Tire skillful performances of an ainatenr band
of young gentlemen from the village of Abbeville,
nh? attended by npecial .invitation. lent
their willing servlcef, and ut Mirtiihl* intervals,
discoursed sweet niiirio, vooal und instrumental,
lidded inucli to the enjoyment of I lie ooc^taion.
Thus endtrd ft .day. of pUasaut and rational airjoyment.
- The attendance of eo large a crowd
and their.cloiic attention to the jes< reig s were a
i silent but leqneut and well desorved cuinpli?
nient to Mies Pen nail. We conclude this com.
nnioieation in }bo huifjuaga of ouo of those who
' addressed the audience, by ron'giMtulatitig the
f neighborhood of Union Academy in having
nin-'iigst them tnch n teacher n* .Miss IViumll,
and congrntohiling Miss lVnnnll lh.it she bus n
Board of Trustees who support and encourage B
her ill the discharge of ilia arduous-duties of her
profession, and that she exercise? lier talents in
a community wlitre bhu is prpprrjy appreciated
' anil sustained.
lu behalf of the committcc of examination.
R. II. WART)LAW.
J. "N. YOUNG. " J *
Abbeville, July 20, 1SG3
hi iHnftii aL:.. liti i '
jump mill:
- OS" EOCKV RIYER.- '
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THE subscriber would nnnoimoa to his patrSnw,..
and tho public generally, lliHl bin <
well-known Kojrky Ityver-butf been re
j cently VtfurongHhjr^ovt-rbauled' and r||iifired,*
nn<l ru tJoV jfl efepllent cotfditiSii fur gTjjniing. 1
W th }U??e good'-i'ilrineM. nnd.*ri?irior W>ltingv clot
b?, ;wnWt rnwbine, aj>d ol^L?;r ttpphntiQW, Up' H
in able no grind promptly,.ond^w ilia^m#
time to gifarahtee salisfnctkrti in the jivjj;
Witji abundance of iWofrr* be cnn piiiid day'
tend nHfbt, and' thus xeliev* bis pal rone >frouj- .
aWy'ft nr of TliVflppoiiilnVont; He will fac c<mI'
RtanUy at the .mill, ai/d vill gije bis personal
nttpnlion U> the. grinding* of jrll u'uin with
v/JTi-ch lie ni?y be entrlisted. ' Thankful for punt,
i pntronngf>, be cim op|x>al to his nbl friends
wUli tlie aeauiuyov of being able tt> uieiit iU
?nitioV?uge.. v' I
|M4^babhbs.
18Gp^3, frsk' .
AT THE
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Ditd, uoar CiJicsburj^Tav A W'ovTJIo' Dutrtftt, *
ua^tbo 221 invlnnl, ugpd lwenlj-fiv? yrnte,.
Mtv. MARY "ALPHA CODDOW>. wife of F.
SI. Oodbuld, Emj., and only Juuij liter of Mr. Juhu
Vunec.
The wife of a tlpvote-1 lni?ban?l, tl?c dnuchtnr
uf the fondest of fitilierv, tlie mother of four lilll<sliildreu
; alto litis been taken io ili? lilootu of
piiUli from ll)ii sphere licr fiffvcfioua and
li?efuliM;s.H; and (lie ItMigUau<*'lif,ll?ia (laitling
PtovidiMiua to father, hlixbaud, cliildien, fiipmin,
>>:eir.3 only thin, " I>o still And k>i<>W Mint 1 nm
uiru ? w uni moii unown ' nui nrn#, llum
>!in11 know herewitHr.**- While we bow Willi i
illlimixsioti to tlint Being wIiofo fi;it in law to j
l!ih nriiii.8 of heaven nnd lint inhabitants of
. artli, we cunnot bul d-'plorn the e.nly end of :
mi inueii lliut was lowly In human nature, and :
Irop n tear over the grave where lie buried m) !
uniiy quplille-*, whie>', while th-y ennoble I the
pocrirSMir, (liifioed light, unil comfort, and jr"?J_
licHi? throughout the circle of her household.
Of ti nature peenlinily ?eii?i ive, in her the
lih'iit tear would alone t?-ll of ,1 wounded spirit.
?ud the endurance of it wroi.p, rullier than com
plaint to lliV'C who ni'ght redress it, seemed to
le the rule of her li:a. To the voice of glander,
ler heart was a consummate Mrangrr;" mid ( >
'speak evil yf !to-l)iieV Was n lesson slit* had (
iludied deeply, iiinl right. liob'y did *-he practice |
t. None knew 11 r hut to l>>ve Iter, for with so
nucli that, was InvabV, wli'iin had she over
ivton(j>?d 1 Mi s (Jodbuld was not a member
>f any Inarch of tli*? chrtMi m I'h'uroli, nnd yet
illH Whs a Woman of di-ciiletJ religions opinion*
m l of lixe.l nljjioiis Irihils. More than once
luring the past y<ni has .-lie held converse Willi
i ileal' Iriond upon her duty mi this regard, nnd
irmly had t-he determined to take the step
vhich would commit her openly In the irrVme
if Hoil, nnd throw nil the might of her influence
nto the scale of religion. A favoralde oppuruiiiiy
had not bci-u presented, ere the destroy? |
tit; utigel was ut her door, with the iin-fsaue i
I're! urn lo nivei Ihy Go*l.'9 i\Iay ihul (Jotl j
vlio tiloim ?:il? lirim' liirlif nut nf .!*>? l
O'icl out of ?vil. R inuiiry tins bereavement, <
ml chunk the :ililii!tc(l family to f-cl
Tliut eiu tli ltaili no borrow Un?t litaveu cpiino't
cure." i
TV1A LiK 12T$.
:oui:Ectkd wki-.kt.v i:yj:;o. knox ?t co.
;0T'i'ftX?So transactions in C'uiLou iIu'n !
*'im !;
IL'UAIl?Crushed.. 20 @ 52.Jc
l'im'ilei'i'd ti.ie
C?n-e C IS 0 iOo
Coifee Kxtra C lit (re 20i!
liiou n 16 (t? l?33
fKA TS?l'ork l:Me. 1
n 11),j
Mut'on !) (.$ IJc
'OUIjTHY?Till keys ?-acli .. V .1o i>- ? 1 .',0 |
l'lii?'k?U4 ?*ach 15 <;f Ui'C
IACOX? '-'2 (./ :-:.u
yiJcH (;<! 2iio
S oul I- 1* <W> L'tio
lOh l'F.P..?liiu . liJi (it Iliijc
7iiAIX-?C'??rii ' ' <) (? I 'ijc ,
OatH 7.*i (?, hl)u ;
IV:i8.? .1 <>!) (?? 1 lUC '
, tin (.?;
lUIjAfjSES?Cuba... 05 m 1;"ic
IS i w OHcanr. 1 Isii (if 1 'ii?.*'. i
(;..|i|. n !Syruj> 1 0u I &i!o
1OTA7'OES?Iiibii 1 U."? ( v 2 "ii?c
Sweet.....-.' Si) (.e ?1 t.U
llCi:? f l-'J (.r; ir.c
>.4AJJLilS?Ailaiilautnii* II'? (>\ SSJs
Tul!mv IS (it 2~nS
"O'rmx YARN? 2 S3 (<}> 2 60
HIEKSE? 20 '(oj 2">c
},1 (iflfXU? .'{MO
I AIR ROM- 20c
'OH.I? 15 (a L'oo
UTTKIt?T 20 (fi) 2.1.1
Vi.i?CJrer:n 2 III! (<2 SO
iiinck :: i 25 2 on
''ORACCO?Chewing HI (ii) 2 ?'-0
Smoking. "5 ( > 1 (10
VX/ '(,'A,7? t?5 (w, 1 oO
/. i CKLJ! ?7?1 Ui i * J N vi. 3.. ' 20 00liulT
barrel N?i. 1. .. 14 00 (jfc IC> 01)
Kils No. 1 3 70 <?; 'I 00
VA TT.S? - 10c
)/L? K<*roBiui? 75c
.EATllKR?SoU..._ 40 (ft 7*c
Upper v....- 75 (<c ?1 00
Nnrao?. 150 (.i 2 so
ISilV SI...-,!--. l<? ' -
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IA liC'l/? 15e
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WART
[O^ ?b rt ?% r> ? A 4<5 /v *% rs
a. i cpai ?>tiuiis
FY FRYBODY?Tries Them!
EVERYBODY?Uses TUcni!,.
. EVERYBODY?Believes in Them!
EVERYBODY?Kecommcnds Them!
"Costar's" Exterminators.
FiirKAU, K^Hcliea. Ante, Ac.
"Costar's" Bed-Bug Exter.
A l.i<iui?l?Kills?".-Mire thing.'
' Coster's" Insect Powder.
r. - FurMollis, luaecls, <tc
"Oostar's" Oprn iBolvent.
' ' F??r Corns, Bunions, ?te.
"Cottar's" Buckthorn Salve,
For Cut*, Hnrnts &c.
"Costar's" Bishop Bills- , ^ ,
Costar's Congh Keisleay.-'?1>'
uostar's ?sit"per-?w?pt anqhy - .
G>ange Blosso^:- *
lieautilWi ifirf Ceiuplrxion.
' Makes the rfkiu fresh and fair.
iw n't Bewari f i! oFmII worlhleaB Imitation* |
fg* Noii* Genuine witliqut "OoBtarV Sigpn'
ture.
25c. ttr <1 50c. b:z/?? kppt by all'Driurjistu.
tSf* jl efcea t<t-n t l>y mail ?n receipt. of pi ice. ,
rjf* ?? p*p? for nav.^trw+l eiSj^JUy-E^j.rto# ,
13ST for eight f lijdiei by Jfeprefc*.
AiMrw Sji ?# 0$ r ..
# HJ2N^5r>C(OTAK
. .. / V Abbeville, S. C<\.
-* et Wbo}o?al? in ftlltUe CilLe? ad<3
large towni'fti th* U.S. , a '' I
May-itU, l?6tf, 6,6m T i
? J /?M V
CMWWBSpiSMi
CA mxaL A3^%r^^sr.oao^v
*S"5^!BV' MK. EDWARD. ^YARBIlCtJOn.loi
idbiiPifetice;'
. Deputy Collector's Office, ")
U. S. Internal Kcvcuue. >
July 1G, 1863. * }
* 1
rPI!F. following properly hoe been sefzcl for
JL u violation of llie I'uiud Stni'o? lnteinil
Ui-vetitte Liuva, mid &II pvrroua iuiring clnitiiH
to ilie sHtn??, n?u*> pr?-ftr the within thirty
iiuv* niter ilie puUlK'auoii of this notice:
TWOSTMlL^, itfjii'-il as tiit piopeiiyof S.
A. l?? fc. lugpectur ?<t U. S.
Inloriiul Hov^nuu. '
ON !0 STil,*,, re:zfil in (lie properly of
Ani]'i.w fiillcbctni, by S. I?. Johcf, A&sl. Asses- '
eor U. S II. * i
ONU ST1IX, Fcijii'il n? tlie prnp?-ity o
Kluu Cluy, by S. 1.. J on08, Asst. Assessor U.S'
U.
JAS. II. DENNIS,
Deputy Collector
U. S. Internal Revenue.
Ju ly 17, isjurt, l:;i
MedieafNotice.j
DR. J. J. LEE
OFFEKS Ills ITOFI>\SlON\\I. SERVICE*
lo tlio citizens oi Al?l?? \ illc Village and
vicinity.
OFFICE?AIiova ll?? piorfl of Me. Enoch ,
Nt:ix>.\, eiuni'i' of NViulimytou Sliuel und
1'ulil ic Sqiuii e.
Ju'y in lsr.a, 12?if
WjlRI PtiPliffll AT
VsbO'i liiiiMila id
* oods; ion's -M ills.
i
JjAUU1:MW, S. C.g>.rn
CAIlDIXfi MAC-HINTS n?? ill fii-Ht- !
rate cnlfl*. nml l'_V *Ui-l'nl ami I
c"S|n,ri"iici,<l 'iV-nii.A s.iinu ii.s li-toioforr. !
W.m.I ! -!t with 1>. It- Hwil ?v, ?t Iii piit, II, M j'
t'lurk, nl lio<l^t.'?1 or at lli? i o.-iil? ici* ..I' M.irs'nill
Hwu'ji or I)r. Join***, li?*r I'i'co llfi.ljf, wiil In- i
iifijive>l ami eiiiil.-d, nn.l |iii?inpily r< t-irn. tl .m I
Mie .)lli a.ul "i=?h of ein-li inoiiiii, .Imin;; I! ?>
?Hn?<fi. We wi.l receive tbo lir*t ?!?i, nn-nt on
ihu Just. S -It.
Gullet's Patent Sled Brush
c O *? 17 CD 3M O X ZN3".
C10T I'ON ifimi^i! oil tliis < In srM i:i Clcirli'i
y toll |.i*t. 8i?i'!?nll at So two C'Vlilx per
|xitini) iiioih 111-ili i]i^ sitile^lasa of cotton ginned
uii I li* ordinary ( Jinn of iIip count ry. 1 lii? slnieniri.t.
is ?;*?.iit*l>y ttt'oiiiy-tivu of tlif> |>riiii'i|>;il
l-'ii.-tora hi:?l HroU^r* in t'liuilvstoii |>ri.:>*. frix
iloilars Jo-r M.?\V fo.; ?m*Ii or r'lv si.M-'i.lauce
Send for a ciirilinr. C. OUaVKI/KV,
Ko. b'l I\ubI Hav, Fc-utli ..fold l\ O.,
Cliai Icston. S. C.
nRl.NI.EVS PATENT PLOUGHS. nu.l n
fnl! StoHt of lii?rdw.?r? an.! AijriPiitlnr.il linjile- '
ni'itts, for buIb low, v. IioItjCiIc und retail.
July 15 o7 Sin
SHERIFF'S SALES.
BY virtue of Fiinilry writs of Fieri Fnoins to~
me .Tli.-deli L will sell fit Al'l??vi le C.
II, on (Iih First Monday in' AUG U.ST ih-xi,
tliti fallowing properly, viz:
S"3 H'-rfs of lan-l, more or Irs*, linunded by
I:iii.I.-, of J). .1. Jordan, Mia. S. A. M.-tridiuil npd
otlinr?, levied on 11 s (lie property of L>r. J. J.
Wardluw, mis. Mary Mot. aw.
-ii.'iO uorf b of lutid, more or less, li?un<b'd by
lands of 1't-nbe'i Newell, Si ?. Mortis nnd
others, levied uu nu Jhe property of KUwurd
Davii", ads. Gray it llolietitjuli und iilliri^.
Idiiil ner^v of.hind, more or |.'#8, bounded by
bindH tif J. Kdwnrd' Culiionn, \Vtn. Clay nu?l
others, levied on as tho property of June T.
Daker, nil*'. the Slnto fortune*. .
TEUMS cash.
JI. S. CASON, S. A. D/
Plter lTa Office, )
Joly lSUb. J?<. 34 Id
.?, >.
TS E f
liarn ra-opened- the well
JL known ^tnblea on Washington tstrcet, on
lliu MoI.ar<-n T,<it , nint uro witli nil
the iiKPe^Mry oonv^nit-nirrs of ? firnt class Ltv?
el) Humbles to ucuouiuio'Jate tliu travelling public.
" '
Mr. J. N. TiF.r.CUFR.. ottr Fnperinlfnilent,
vvi'l hi# personal Bop?rv;eion to th?. samp,
ttud Wo hope ti n#erit-llif public p?lipiiage.
JNO- KNOX & CO..
July J7. 18US, 13, If ' _ v
STRAYED
' \ OJR . V*
JlKPk. ? ' mmrnrnm mrm mm ?
I?ROM Hie ??1i?cribef ow SalcdaV" lost, nt
Abbeville IT, 11., y - f
1 BAEE B&Y'EOESI,
About. 15 b?n?i*, 7 p .filtl'e 'fw.ij' >ncb"?>(l;. anil
y?nra, old. For llie , rec|?r?vy of llii*
Korso,.??r oiiy *^ii>foftiiatioiy tliif will litiYl .lo his
rfet>vei^ a iHjetiil IrewurjwjTl fefi 'paid? !
| ' ^A.-F. M'OQRU
\t. 'if/ iti '> > . ? ' \'X ' ' >
July 1Y, 18C8, IS?tf
jvBSTATIJf 1
.1. Mt'ki LS. Dffi'D,
j .i LL :p?wj^>WbteTdj?o i./9.
Ki?kita, de^'th #r? 4><fcUfatr,<l U* if.fiko
I piiyment t<>'The jnd?-rsiijrtifit, nodxrijdit^r*'ot
lUf es^le wilhpjtK'Btit tl^ir U.ftuittiids \0 in*rptonce',
as it i# 'deeircaVo set^lu.tfi^ <tV"?u
iMf
July 8,18?8, 12??l J ' '* ' ,
' ' SMi6aS9amsMstut
:
'-"r"' , ,"tv' J "
5 ,
CHEAPEST..'
'.J.'-'?fSgfife i v?.
WE acfrnow m-llmjr o*>rJ?oo<1a iso-CHEA!'
that we me Mir aid Rome of our customers
will think wo Uole 'cm.
We liovo on hand lite following:
BACOJT, SALT, FLOUR,
MEAL, GRITS,
RICE, MOLASSES,
SYffiP, VIMAR,
Muckcrel, Pickled Pork.
Sugar, Coffee, Tea,
?01)A, MAOAHOXI,
POWDER, SHOT,
NAILS, IRON, STEEL,
SiOStSE SHOES,
HOUSE SHOE NAILS,
CUT KAILS,
Pocl^c-t and Ta'.lo Cutlery,
SPOONS, I1INGE3, SCREWS, &c.
A FIX R LOT OF
CROCKERY WARE,
SHOT GV'NS, FOWDER
FLASKS, AND SHOT
POUCULS,
BUCKETS, TUBS, Grilles,
SIEVES, &C.
We p.ro ntrouls for PON'ALD 4fc PTCAw
incurs wool-caruinc machine in
()c!(iiuu County, Js. U. Any Wool Bout lo us
win be promptly returned iu Roll*.
If ynu.?li? iiolr,l)clieye~w? nre sj-llincr Croeerios
CHEAP, CfiH und seo for youtbelvea, aud
show Ui * *
THE CASH!
A? il is ft good tiling for everybody lo have.
WIER & M'BQNAiD.
June 2t>, 18G8, lo?If
FHENIX IRON WORKS,
Columbia, S. 0.s
GOLDSMITH & KIND, Proprietors
ALL kimld of Mill CiiRtinct, (Saw ntiJ Oriot.,
Sni;ar Mills, Hoilern, Machine works mid Agricultural
Implements manufactured. Older6
nre solicit ed and executed on cheap term*.
fSgf'Our ruins ure 1'iom 1'lVte Jo TEN PER
CKM\ I.OW Kit ill an formerly. Attention i8
i-jneciully culled to our Hurar (June-Mills.
Iff. ttoLUSMlTB,"
' June?9, 1869, 7, 4m. M. KIND.
ESTATE OF ~~
H. WALLER Iffllf, DECT.
A I.Tj creditors of II. Wallet* "Ward
law.'deo-'d, are required to-present'and
prove their demands l>: lore me on or before
trig 1st day of October nat, or be Imrrrd.
. \V M. 11. I'AUKliR.
C. B; A; P.
Commissioner'^ Ofllce. )
July 8, 18tT8, 12?;3;u J" . , ^
ESTATE OF
J Ao. J. , ADAmS, - JJJliVjD,
ffBUR3^JANT lo orilcr of Court, fill credi.topi
pf J, Ailaijjs, drc\T, ,will present
!'aiid pro?* tliwir demand* befiirq uie, os or before
Jrt octiibor.iiott, qt'Ic barred. c- ' "
\VM. H. PAHTCTCtfc,
- k C> !? A. D.
CommlpHioner'g Office, ) '* . 4 ,l1
July^j, 1868- j\ July Y' 86 3m i
D^m.,?OTiG'E,
: WMm?
ntttdtf juriUnK^tifnfa to open nn
H OF PICK* ; Aj&BJvVILLK G-. 11, in,
^nn?Hlti?hi ^'^vilh' nvy .'6fR?? nt Otfrn#<x>t},
I Vill lia at Al?bfvitle from tlie 1i>r to ilie
t 14th ??f fHcli month, ?n4. ut. Onen wood from
llie 15t!i to Ilia Inat ofuha rmjiith;* j
MyOfllca r?i Al>l<e.ilfe i?-ovor iho Stofe- of
Mr. Til OS. i:akint.
I pr?jir>jn? tQ, insert full Upper ?nd },nw?r
JW&M, r?*rti?l Sew
pi-op*>fCt6? tolfif? una?a figures. I" ' v ' J
Tocih exUwrtad WITIJOU^ FAI^J.
I giwruiHW oiiUre Biitigf.ioOojfc- ' * i
BV Kesj>ct fully, ;' . 'r
G. W. KBLLEY. "?;
?
JWilseii^&
''llfrofet) Va^lStftr
?ff wavfr, wa^ayh?]};^ ill n ot* ia- y
. - /< : > '*
V ""* , , . " . A V'<
r j? - V - - ?' " ~?t - '*
-" T""? * ' ,
MILLER & 1
-\> . . >V 5 ' / ^
.. . Hav9 Xldcoived a {
SPRIK MB SIMM
We ha^e also made largo i
0:t \wmwm
WE ATIT1. 1 ? TT r\ rr tit- T
- - > lJJ_iIES
CROCKERY, 13
GROCERIES, CLOTHING,
It is our policy to L
Seasons a, complete St<
partmcnts.
MILLER &
May 13 " . 28
SOUTH CAROLINA (
Patented ?ay 7, 1857, by
2?or Qalo "toy C^-uLctot:
This Washer is simple in its
liable to <^ct out of order. It will
clothes, in five minutes, if proper
We are Agents for the above mac
we will he pleased to fill orders pfc
machine does not give satisfaction,
the money.
Deecml)cr 11
0. V?. HAWTHORN, "
Ereter a?.J tefflissicn Mercian!,'
WAIjHAIjIjA, S. (J.,
W/'IW* l>o prep-retl on the First Augnct, '
Tt lSOf, to Irnnsnct nil limine-** in
line, and purchase Couuliy 1'ioJuct of all j
kiuda. . x
- The Highest Market Price \
. ' PAID FOR
CORN, WHEAT, PEAS, 1
And errrj-tliitig ?lse producuJ in this teclion ,
of the country. *1
lie will aim coiidufit the same bnsintes at
Hoiiea 1'iJth, S. C., and 'will be Ii?|?py to hare
i ilie patronage of liis frieuda at either Jilaco.
July'10, lSf.8. 12? 1m '
"AMOTIONS!";
Family Wliiflnty, pure,
A'.r, 4 pL%otlle*, yood,
Bluck l't-pper, '
Soda.
Stiiriili, _
Toilet Sonpt '
Brow n Soap,
lluiciue, fttrfii, i
Concentrated Lje,
l'otasli, in curii",
Cox's Oelatinp,
Cooper's "
Coi n Starch.
A new stock of llie Comet "Stand Lamp
Burner*,
TUe Comet TJnrnor,
" " Chimm-jR.
Fontz'a Howe ami CutUo Powders,
Mtujfielic i'luster, at ,
E. PARKER'-S, Agent.
July a, I8Q8, 11, ,
ML M C. WARDLAW,
Mm SURGEON DENTIST, .
ABBEVILLE C. H? S. C.,
Ollice 0. cr Dr. Parker's Drug Store.
April3,;16fl8. tfi
PUBLICATIONS OF THE
? 4 : ,
American 'Sunday-school Union on Land ,
GREENWOOD,
S. C.
Actclre/ss,
' W;T. FARROW,
State missionary. - '
-V * C ?< '* f4. ?
** Harw > f s v- ,1*'; ??
>* " * ' i \-*-r i ?f ' ;. J?
ESTATE 03J1 /
10. ?WM, BUI
i-CSVJRS^A^T toirtfw^r,Coor? iife&au
jl- tor* of Julin P.rownl??, <5eu*ti. will
and prwwa Jheir-ilfeniftpdp liefuroone, ou or before
W.Oo^Uc pe*l, or b? borre fey
WJJ. 1|. BARKER,
< - * t (5. 12. A# Di
Commrcioner's Office, I ? *
k .i. y'. * '"?r>-1 * l *'"i.' *' * r?
y oriil . A Dn{1_
vxruvuvAfAV vvmniym Mmjl"
- road Company. .
r|^HId Company W' uW for' i^p. hx lieu
; r T?fctffeT~*hk?h
entitjes # person V& travel -ovot ifi? soa4. ^ ?tf^'
, > .v ; .;
' V GfDfral-TioVtt Ageut G., & C. jR. '
' . ' . njjli. . ^,r;i .. JU.U J-L- '.ILL.
(RIVALS!
ROBERTSON
3econ<i Snpply of*
T?n tin n o n ??!???
nn urn* mn.
additions to our Stock of
imm*
daily fresh supi
of
[ARDWARE,
ounce uitp
I OI1UCO, nMIOj OCrUi
:ccp at all times and
dcIc in, all of tlao DeROBERTSON.
tr
JLOTIIES WASIlEll,
r F. Elder, Chester, S. O.
of J-'-* ?
? ?ww J. julw i ? r?oxi<
construction, durable and not
wash six shirts, or that bulk of
ly used according to directions,
hines in Abbeville, S. C., where
Dinptly ; and in all cases, if the
wc will take it back nnd refund
QUARLES & THOMSON.
7 tf
change" gfschedule
ON THE
jrreenville and Columbia Bailroad.
DN an<3 nfler FRIDAY, the 6lh* imtant,
Passenger Trains will run daily, Sunday*
xcepto'l, 8h follows:
_,uave Columbia at .....7.00 a. m?
" Alston nt ......8.65 "
" Kewberry at 10 85 "
Arrive at Abliovill? ?t ? ort ? ?
- - ?>r<?>u,uv hit
" at Anderson at 6.IS "
11 at Grconvillo at.....? C.00 *
Litavo Greenville at... 6.00 a. m
" Anderson at.. G.45 *'
" Abbeville at ....8.45 "
- " Newberry at 1.25 p. m
\rrive at Alston at ..a.....8.00
V at Columbia at 5.00 "
Trains on the Blue.Ridge Railroad will aUo
iin daily, Sundays excepted, connecting with
he up and down ti-arus on ihe Greenville and
Jnjumbia Railroad, as folio\vs:Leave
Anderson at ...6.20 p. m
" Pendleton at ^.6.20 "
Arrive at Wallmllu at.. .8 00 **
Leave Wnlba'lln'at 4.00 a. n
" l'eudleton it.. ......6.40 *
ArriVo at Anderson at. . .......>.,...6.40 **
The Train will return from Del ton to AldM*
ton on Monday and Friday mornings.
JA&JE8 O. MEREDITH,
General Superintendent.
Dec 13,33 tf *
T. I. RANSOM,
S^QRMERLY of Abbeville village, hM located
hiuiaell at the 1
McOomb Place,
9ne mile from Cnlhoun'a Mills, where ha is pra*
pued to do all kiuda of work >u His lin ?
Very Cheap.
. , r
FTe will Ijarler for any kiud of prorlsiotM *k?n
mate'iiil is fouod* lie respectfully asks the
continued pntrpnoge of old frieiida, aud solieita
lliut of n-iw on08, and the publio generally.
Juno 10 r. 3i- ' If
NOTICE.
PBRUIN A COTHRAN will bijy Sealh
* Carolina Railroad .**
STOCK AND BONDS,
*' '* . Aird Lille of tbe ,
BANK OF THIS STATE.
' ; ' / :
March 18 /SO If
' ? ' i.*
1 fSfiPi:
RECEIVED,
Fvtf W
ji^ " it rmci nuMn
> "
1 Tierce Cauowi Hams,
7 Bl#. Merchants' Syrup,' ?
- & **' Golden" f ?
1 " Cider Vinegar, ?t 60?.
, 1 Tierce Xwrd, ^
1 " Bice.;
1 Bl)l PftVd Sugar,
3 ' Crui-h ' ;
3 " Brow# *
"ALSO.
A ^Larg^, . "
liETiltttiBR.
r?n.:, - tfyr-ir-~
At U?*)y f^ B?kher *
8NMWi*f?edeef*-fKw?ewiw.- r
^ttfSFifr ' t% ' ; i~<,tjtr
V ? - *. |
fob.