Abbeville press. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, August 28, 1868, Image 3
A Pen IHotnro of the Radical Rulers of South
Carolina*
CoLiMniA, 6. C., August 3.?No more
disgusting burlesque on legislation enn well
l?e imagined than is presented in tlio Palmetto
capital to-day. Northern travelers
(not. carpct-baggcrs) who Lave tarried here
long enough to look in ou tho scene, bavo
R.'iiil lr> mn ? "Sir nn nm rmlifilc W'n
did intend to voto for Grauf, But this
tiling is disgusting, unnatural, violative of
all that is dear to a white tuan?an outrage
on American c'vlizalion ; and we can vote j
for no parly that sustains it." And, if
every man North of tho Potomac could
tnko one look at this picture, either iu tho (
finale or House, no further eflort would
be required to rout the radicals in November,
hoiFO, foot and dragoons.
The Reading CWk of tho Houso is a
r.egro, whose blundeis in the performance
of bin duty are frequent uud extromely lu- |
dicrous, and oflen occasion the wildest J
monimeut, even in this ignorant body. J
A resolution has been adopted, giving to
oach of ;he Standing ccntini'.'.ees a clerk,
with a heavy per diem, a measure rendered i
.. ? r 1 r t * I
wircu.'. juij, nut. uy s*uy pr?FS pi UUtUibSS, 1)111 \
by lijo ignorance of the members. An- ;
other resolution, providing a cleik for each ]
delegate, f.iiicd, although iho propriety of
such clerical assistance was patent to all.
Anil ouo officer ie autboiized, by resolution
to employ two lawyers and eix clerks to
help him with his work. And the Governor
is allowed a private secretary, with a
salary of *1,800 vnir annuo, to hcln him
ivitb lib writing.
Many of the members aro of the real
limitation negro order, and sorno of Jiotli
\fhito and black delegates aio actually ou
bail lo 6i.and their trial for larceny, borseaud
other crimes. These indicted
felons have recently c'ected two United
Hiii'.es Senators aad three Judge6 of the
ftujircrae Court, aud in a fow days will
ijhliot for eight Circuit Judges I These are
facta. Do you need anything more '{
Kfcily in Jul)', the World contained a
ioiig lultci from Chailcnou, describing a
Lrace of carpol-baggcrs, one of whom was
Randolph, a lustful mulatto reverend, who
assisted at Chicago in nominating II. U. G.
That loiter was republished in the Churlestou
'Daily JVriw, Columbia Pha:nix and
oiber papers, copied from the World. It
was read to R:iT5i]oll>!l. u-li.l ia lior.} ou
- - 1 ?i ? ? ?
fltor from Orangeburg?read to him in tba
Keuatc Chamber, by one of Lis brother
Senators, and iu tbo presence of a number
of other Senators, and, so far from denying
its liorribia exhibit of depravity and bestiality,
he laughed at it all as au evidence
of his sinarlne&s, and mercilessly retorted
on his colleagues by charging them with
ijmiliir lewduesa and villainy, which they
in turn wore equally unable to deny.
Loiters sent from the South, describing the
character* and needs of the men who now
vulo ita noble but eubdncd while population,
might seem lo your readers almoit
fibulous ; but, ho far from boing cxngger
uted, there is really no language which can
do justice to she (heme. And the foregoing
incident.in given as an evidence of the
fidelity of reports soul you.
Tho word "rebel" should never more bo
applied to the wbito men of South Carolina.
The great Democratic ratiCcatiOn meeting
which was addressed here by Uampton
Kuiahm? and other*, recently, was be!d in
tha open air, in the very iuidi?L of tho mins
created by Shurman'a army?r.ti immense
openi:ig in tho very heart of the cily?still
covered with firo-ecarred walls and chimneys,
as tho victorious army left it. It was
known that Biair c m.nandcd the famous |
fittvflnffinnth finrnc u-l.i.-!. omnnt 1
Vw*|'wf i.uivuonv|>k VUIUI11 U1H,
und yet this vast assemblage of Carolina's
sons, iucludiog TTnmpton, whose own homo
is among the ruins, rout the air with cheer
aftor cheer for Ssymour and Blair. Why '(
Boca use Blair fought for a Conetitulional I
Union, and not for military negro government.
IIo i* for the same Union Btill, and
these pcoplo having accepted the results of
the wur, now 6(and on his platform, and
a/k do more than constitutional liberty.
WTdl tho American people refuse to restore
them this ?? Cor, JVoo York Worll.
The Now York Ilorftld closcs a
long editoiial obituary as follows:
Nor will tho death of M.r. Stovoos
renullin consequences leas important
and historical thau the position which
ho held while alive. It was bis marvellous
obstinacy, his KannibaMiko
animosity against the South, which
postponed tbe settlement ^of our national
diftioultice. His death, bowovor
much it may bo lamented by his
immediate personal friends and bj'
Lie party, souQds tho doath knoll of
the extravagant hopes of tho .Radicals
It was bo alone whoae firm will 'held
togctbor tho most rofcactory among
Iris partisans. Now that the control
of his influonco no longer* exists, what
is to hinder tho disintegration of tli
party to which Mr.' Stevens motf
than any ot&or Republican- leader
had given concentration and force J
His arroganco a party leador had al
naa already recoivod a doublo check
ia tho failure of ipapeaofemont and
in tbo poeiponeme^^wTttio impcacbincnt
roBolutioD^Wfiw^ri^yivcd afBouthorn
Slate?, 'fjt^Jfe^&. regardtfc
aa irrevocably committed to bi? owr
rovongoi'ul policy. While we follj
recegpizo the talents- &nd. thi
stooopfc ' individuality of tber* Ja?
Tbaddous Slovons, and. ov?ii Who
ovor merit there may bo in the hones
ty of bis open and "avowed -hoitiiitj
to all hie opponents, wq must regarc
his romoval by doath as a miafortum
to his party rather than to the nation
Ono of tho most carcfu! financial
writers in !Now York slatos that privalo
letters from Europe to tlicir correspondents
to this oily, adviso caution,
in view of the contingency of a
European War. Tho accumulation
of specie in tho Bank of Franco, in
round numbers 9250,000,000 in gold,
and tho loss of MoT 1 ;000, equal to
?2,SGO;O0O in gold, reported by telegram,
in tho Hank of Engnand statement
for hibt woclc, i<;dicaio that
Ciold has been purchased for French
I account, as thero is nothing in the
movement of tho foreign ex.amerce
I 01 r riiT.co 10 warrant tins cxlruordinary
gain of bullion by tbo JJank of
Franco, and tlio com incur,urato loss
by the Bank of England and other
money conlrcB. For Home time jiast
' the price of Gold has boon higher in
Paris than in any other money centre
| while New York has bcon Ihj point
i at which gold has been pold at a chcnp- (
cr rato than in any other great finan-j
ciul ccnijo of cxchangcs. The result
has been the enormous accumulation j
of bullion in Pa?Hf Uiii-Tcccdcnted i:i j
tho^ histo'-y of modern times, and ;
which just'y excites Iho distrust and |
fear of Europe ub much as the war- J
liko footing of the frcnch army and |
navy- Tbo I<Ycnch Government has j
been a largo purchubcr of horses for a
year past, and lant week a quantity
of hay has been bought in the Now
York mai-kot for Frcnch accouut. and
supposed to bo for that governmont.
The continued weakness and decline
in British consols, io the fact of a
two pc-r cent, money market, insignificant
or tbo dVtiujl in regard io Ailuro
political complications loading
to war in Europe, which disturbs financial
circles tbero. Capitalists are
seeking to shelter themsolves as in
preparation for a storm.
The Indian corn in storo m Liverpool,
-which in ordinary Gentians is allowed
to roach two millions and a
half of baabolp, is now reduccd to
about one hundred thousand bushels,
and it is eupposod by many that tho j
pvice will rif.e to ?1 26 per buhhel as \
the 6easoo advances. It appears that
thirteen steamers laden with grain are
nov on thoir way to London anil Livery-ool
from Odesea and other ports
fill j hn Sno- lint-. a rrt-ni I iiont r.F
, ' b* ??? ? 1'"' ?
iho reliance from abroad is placed upon
the United States, including California,
whoso surplus of wheat will
amouut to over seventoon million
bushels. Hitherto, it ia stated, tho
orders transmitted to this country
from Liverpool for grain have been
carefully restricted as to price: hut as
ibe emergency is critical, eomo of
them aro arriving without that precaution.
London.?Dispatches recoivcd from
Constantinople state that a serious
at> i f\r?\r "?-\lr*rv ? T>.'
vu wu u vv& tuuu 44 U J <J1 U| I >v VJ
miles lrom tho city, between the
CJrcok residents and tho Turks,
in conp.cquccco of a violation of the
grave of I'riuco Mieditoa. Tlio troops
of tbo Sultan wero called out to suppress
the riot, and fired upon tho
Greeks, killing and wounding a largo
number. Many of tho latter lied to
the residences of tho foreign consuls
for refuge. Tho trouble was finally
(suppressed by the aetivc measures of
the soldiery.
A novel photographic picture, ono
only vir?iblo in the dark, has, it is announced,
been invented.
Tho rice crop in Louisiana for tho
present season proniisos to bo not on
ly tbo largest ever grown in tbo
St-ile, but of superior quaiit}- al.-o.
Tbo Underground llailwaj' in Now
York city, it is staled, will bo commenced
vory shortly. Tbo subscriptions
bookB for tbo stock bavo boon
opened, and tbo routo baa boon determined
on.
Wbilo Ballimoro is having a fair
retail trade, and many visitors, Now
York is said to bo as dull as a dosor<
A/) *T } 11 n ?A
tvu VlUV^Vi
Goldoro in considcrablo quantities,
it is roported, has recently boon dis*
covorod mjlos west of Kiploy,*Tippan
County, Mississippi.
A Domocratie tradosman in Memphis
complains that his frionds bavo
ruined bis business, bat Raj-H ho. moans
to voto for Seymour and Blair all tho
sumo, llo is a manufacturer of carpet-bags.
N Tho bags are said to bavo strippod
whole potato fiolds in Ohio, leaving
> nothing but tho nakod stems?from
' these thoy assailed cabbage leaves and
>. other, yegetation?while the graBshop
' per had levied on the-Glover fields
' oabbage, potatoes, oats and timothy
- laying low every Btem. and loavino
: the fields as bare as a floor.
' Sherman telegraphs that thoro ar<
troubles on the Saline and Solo
' mon j?iver, caused "by tho Indiam
rolf?<thV" Choyone tribe. Sheridan
* had gono to the scene of outrages
1 -with plenty of troops.
, The Georgetown, Washington am
- JUoxandria -Railroad is in tho bandi
f ^^i^jP?iver8J no traiP.B *v& ^.aD
^ iVThs steam ship New York, fVon
Bremen) arrived'at Jtew ,Xf>rk Qi
7 Monday. A noticeable featuvo o
1 her cargo is thirty thousand pound)
a -?the first'importation of specie fron
i. Buropo in a long while.
ll is soriously stated that Koseerans* i
visit to Virginia is for consultation
with General I.ico regarding Moxican
relations and Southwestern bonier interests.
Other partiesr>ay that iloseerans
desires to consult Gcnorul J>ce
with regard to tho viows, purposes
probably action'of Southern Dctuoorals
as preliminary to a letter <>| .<ulvice
that iio/jecrans intends addressing
to tbo Germans before leaving
tlie country; Nothing irf positively
known beyond that Itosceranz goos
to Virginia to see (ien. Lee.
j The Washington correspondent of
I of the Baltimore Gazette says Gove- j
! nm* Sic.'iU. nf SJnulh ( 'nvt i!i n > ri?nni?! -i '
j bore thai lie cannot procure tho loan !
j authorized by tlie L ^Mature,
j .Returns from all but live sin or !
, counties in Kcnludrv, lor (governor,
| w ' ?
show iho result, to bo: Fur .Sloven- j
ton, ] I I i. iftl, and for Ua-!
koi'j Republican, 'J.'>, );!(?; Democratic
majority sy^lJirr*.
i A New York steam.diip company has
contracted to bring over llio remainder of(
10,000 Mormon saints, eight hundred
j having already arrived.
| Ptiii.ADixruiA.?T. (JImbo Cabot, the '
President of the Alexandria Hulling Mill?, I
has i'IikI, leaving debts to the amount of i
! ?500.000.
Cci.viha, S. c.?The l>iil authorizing a
Stale loan to pay the interest 011 tlio Slato ;
dept was passed wiiliout amendment.
ThOro is a disposilion on llio part of
pome o/ the members to finish tho most
important wort to bo done and po home
within two or throe weeks.
The bill preventing j?cr.c.oii3 doin^
busines3 under license from making any
discrimination on account of raco or color
was read a third timo and sent to tho
Senate.
Tho firo in tbo Canadian woods is
really getting to bo a norious affair.
It it* spreading fearfully, and there
flfiOmS to lin. nn nnnjnn/if. r.F Itu
W jy?w>.j/vvv VI IbU ovujr
ping until it baa burned and destroyed
the whole of tho noble forests.
Jt in Btatcd tbat bolh tlio Froncli
and Prussian embassies here have ad-'
viccs indicating war between tho two
countries.
Frof. Watson, of tho Dotroit Observatory,
announces tho discovery
of a new minor planet, which shines
like a star of tho tenth magnitudo.
A "Respiratory-Advertising Apparatus
for Precipitate Inhumations," or
a collin to notify tho world that you
avo buried alive, has appeared in
Paris.
Tho imperial family costs Franco
ten millions annually, which is more
than thrco times what .Louis Phillipo
spent.
It is officially announced that the
Government of Switzerland will summarily
reject any proposal of Franco
looking to an allianco with that
power.
English journals publish a. letter
from Jvio Janeiro, in which Iho writer
aays tlio new c-abincl, under Stubo
rahy, is inelii cd to peace, and :i great
majority of tho people are tired of
war with 3'uraguay and clamor for
The Herald haa Itio Janoiro advices
via Loodou, which btatc that ten thoupand
allies attacked llumaita, and
wero repulsed, losing three thousand.
Tho allies were also repulsed at Grau
Uhaeo.
Adrieea by the Gulf cablo from
Ilayti fitato that Sulnave, tho tiethroned
ex-president and emperor, is
preparing to leave, and intends to
favor the United Slates with hi&
prcsenco.
T_ it._ TT Jl. - - f .?
I iu iuv nousu me grcaier pari oi me
time wns occupied iu the discussion of the
bill (o pay members their mileage and per
diem; the objectionable clause being that
members should be paid in bills receivable
at seventy cents on the dollar. An amendment
was finally adopted that tho bills
shall bo takoQ nt their face value.
There aro ovor four thousand vacant
offices uuder the now Tax bill.
Tho first snow of the season full on the
lop of mount -Washington' N, II. last
Friday
A Bolfstylod professor advertisod
an entertainment iu St. Louis, a fow
nights Biuco, at wbi';h he was to cxposo
tho mysteries of spiritual manifestations,
allow himself to shot at
with pistols, and lot the audience into
all the flooretH of incnrWa. Aflur an.
^ j - o o" ? ? ?; ~i"
; pearing before tho audionco and re;
questing thoe'o who desired to 6boot
1. at him to prepare thoir pistols, ho
- wont bohiod tho slago ourtain and
, has not sines boon soon. Ho obtained
, about two-hundred dollars--and loft'
his ball root and printing bills unpaid.
Greenville, s. 0., Yxjgterday
> mortiing nogroos from alf parts tjf tbie
districtand tbo - adjoining onos wore
j soon coming into tawn to icttftpd a
i Kadical mooting at Acad q my spring.
* About twelve o'clock ;tbo procession,
beaded by a rickety drawn
. by font- jade4 boraes, in wfiich Wero
3 seated seyoroi darkies blowiagVocif.
erottiily - ujion : brags"insfrftjiientfi,
marobed thrhueh ,Lho-nrincinai-Htr?fttji.
j Notft siDglo wMte man took xpati in
a tho pr'ocof?slon.' V 1 / k :
f S<5n8tor / Abbott :Btetei ifcat^ovor
j ton million ofv Northern capital has
i| boon invested in North Carolina
fncolhew^iC 'psp*:
lb iH h latcd that Cardinal Jiaiih,
lulo JNuncio at Mudnd, ban f^iven the
1'opo a deplorable picture of the
Hlato of Spain, which he represent'! L??
bo on Iho brink not only of revolution,
but of a change of dynasty?at any
rate, lo lha extent of a dethronement
of Isabel II. The nnwtj greatly
disturbed Iho Holy Father, nho
in much intcicstcd on the <^u ten's
account.
A high official in 0110 of the pouth
crn provinces of China last year issu- i
...I O ......r... i: I
\ VI %m |?| witiiiliivivu JUI IMUUIIIg lUUliitrotlft
"proo^-Mon.", and advii-ing the
people lo hpond loan lime and money
at tlio heathen temples.
Mrs. Auguat Jjolir.onl drivofl ;i lovely
pair of cream euIoio<l ponies in a
low basket phaeton ; value ponioa
^oUOuO. lLor luisb.u.d'H hand
bays, fcixlccn hands high, is said to
be the finest in Newport.
Tbo people ofj] Indiana arc beginning
lo think thai something inns', be
done lo relieve them of tbo stigma
of living in "the great divorce State.' j
The divot fen granted in Indiana, mi
ucr present laws, number on tho av- j
erago uloul fiv-j thousand per annum, j
Jlon. Turn l>ig^? and Hon. B. Koyal, j
two distinguished nogroca of tho Al-j
abama Senate, pulled cach othcr'b
wool and tried to goouo each olher'ti
03*0 out, tho other night, at their
boarding house in Montgomery.
Sr. Louis.?Adviecii Trcni Solomon
Ci'y, Knnsa?, report lionlblo Indian
ojitaged in tho Solomon Jlivcr settlements.
Men killed, women ravished
children captured, and tho stor:lc taken
away. The country is stripped
with provisions.
London.?Dispatches havo been roceiued
from Ireland, giving tho particluars
of deeds of lawlessness at
Tippoiaiy. It seems that while 0:1c
of the great landlords of that region,
named Scully, was serving tho usual
notices on various tenants, ho was
killed by an unknown person. A
Btror.g body of polico attempted to
arrest tho culprit, when tho polico in
turn wcro fiercely attacked, two of
them Ehot dead and four badly wounded.
ACHOIGELOT
OF
7S&Z m--" OUR. jTOl.
Jfatnilt] Jflour,
FOR SALE BY
WHITE, SMITH & COAv?.
i !. IS- S, 1G?(r
PUBLIC NOTICE.
Deputy Collector's Office,
U. S. Internal Revenue.
ABBEVILLE O. II., S. C., Aug. 20th, 1803.
I)UBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that I
will Fell fit Abbeville C. II., on MonJr.v,
the Slut inst., the following property, which
has been seized fur a yiolution of the Revenue
Laws, and to which no claim has been made:
TWO STILLS, reized as the property o( S. A.
Dil:o. by E. II. ltingham, Inspector of U. S.
Internal Revenue.
ONE STILL, seized as the property of Androw
(Jillebeau, by S. L. Jones, Asst. Assessor i
U. S. R.
ONE STILL, seized as Iho property of
Eliza Clay, by the same.
JAS. H. DENNIS,
Deputy Collector
TJ. S. Internal Revenue.
Aug. 2i, 1S66, 17?2L
^piDl
"Reconstructed."
LONG CANE MILLS
HAVIJ just b?cn thoroughly repnircrl. Wo
*lMtoige^ouipcJ||jon in quality, quenlily,
and speed. Ten btnhcls per /tour, aud more
if you wftiit it. . ^
40 lbs. beet Flour to GO
lbs. Wheat.
~ a. *
' The proof of tho pudding is in the ohewing."
.iry ub i
"Froe Irado?low duties"?no repudiation?
a wliilo J?aQ> government?ftnd atriol c6nstmctioii
of tho Coustitutiou.'-'
J. N. COCHRAN.
- V ' . Aug
13 .. 41- , / '8m
ERWLWS
MILL S.
? " ; v,
MR. EDITOR:, In your -tat iwtfc, Ih
0)4 MiM tfrta'w oat Aohallenge, a.bout,
or a little 8<>ft *>ap.- I tuppotfe they liave
cobbltcf op a little, as formeHj, and aek the
rAilAfi (A erlvA fKttrtf T !JinV4]>A?t
will all do so, atul (hen fiouie rdund to tea Ejwln's
NftW Mills ofl nn^ see how-Ke is
doing I)upinow, and*, tfie'amonpt hft' is doing
day And night. Y?* * # ?U than see for xqor
thit eld nailg kre oJd jaill# etill,, in Jhe
fullest eonso'or tho word. v^" "' ^ ,.
Aug 51, 1868, 1^?J?t *
jmox&co.
It AVE
8ACQN, SUGAR, COFFEE,
TANNERS' OIL, LMSEED
GIL, KEROSINE, SALT,
FLOUR, MEAL,
BAGGIM,
Aii<9 imiiilly is*
;i Urorei'j'
_.\ T,RO,
BRANDY, WHISKY,
iSi?(I3
AND
W 1Z IKT 3E3 S3 ?
All of which nro oifcrou at a fair privo for
catii.
MO. KIOX k CO.
Aug 19 4-2 If
SHERIFF'S SALES.
i")Y virtue of sundry writs of Fieri Facias to
) nie directed. 1 will grll at Abbcvi lo C. |
11 , on tho Fir:.t Monday in SKl'TBMDKlt rcn',
the following proptrty, viz:
One I trick Store, in the town of Abbeville,
fronting on the p:?bl;c Mpiaio 22 feet, nml runrim;
back uboui 70 feel, levied on as tlie properly
of J. A. Allen, utls. Wm. II. I'aiker, Com.
tnii-tioiur.
120>) ccres oflnnd, mure or lees, bounded by
land- of John David, U. \V. Cromer, nri?l others,
levied on as the property of the Fslate of J.
Foster Marshall, ads. the Slat* for Taxes.
3y:> acres of lund, more or less, bounded by
Ian Js of D. .1. Jordan, Mrs. S. A. Marshall, and
others, levied on n3 the propelty of Dr. J. J.
Wardluw, uds Mary Mcl'aw.
1 lot iii Greenwood, eontuii.inp J of an ncrr,
nitii-e or less, boundi-d liy l)r. K. It. Ctslhonn,
Mllil ?>l hi>? J ?* ? " ' *1.-- 1 * -r '' T
"? JfiUytHJ. Ul o. li
iiuuil, ads I lie Siaic for Taxes.
TEIIM3 CASH.
II. 3. CASON, S. A. D.
SIicf-fTa Office, )
August 17, lK(i6. J 42 td
WTntE B !
$500 BILLS RECEIVABLE, |
For which the Highest Price
will be Paid, by
QUARLES & THOMSON'S.
Jul}- 22 88 tf
"HPW enp??v
OF
Fcr Ladies and Gentlemen.
ALSO,
EXTRA SIZES BHQSANS, AND
WOMAN'S SHOES,
AT
MMDiHci p. rtinniiiicn
Ut'lIitULO U lnVlUBUim
July 22 88 tf
Gullet's Patent Steel Brush
COTTOW C3rX 3NT.
C"iOTTON ginned on this (?in eel J in CharlesJ
ton l ist stMison at one to two centa per
pound more limn the sutnechiRS of cotton ginned
on the ordinary Gin? of the country. Thin staleuici.t
is ceriilifil Ijy twenty-fivo of the principal
Factors and Hruk'is in Cliar!c?toii price, bix
dollar* per Saw for ensh or city acceptance.
Send forn circuhvr. C. GRAVELEY,
No. 52 East nay, routh of old P. O.,
Charleston, S. C.
mnwrpvij DATPUTT DI niTmrs -..a -
*jiw?H nr< i o L *\ i Uii i i lA/uvnirr, unu u
full Stock of Iliirilwiii'o uml Agricultural Implements,
for tulu low, wlioltrinlo uud retail.
July 15 37 8rn
iiS Si
SEAL & SIGN
HAVE just received a now eupply of Metallic
Cases.
ALSO ON HAND,
Drop Dlt?ck and Walu?t COFFINS, of all
sizes.
July. 24, 186ft, 14^lf *
ABBEVILLE?IN EQUITY.
Jas. W. Huckaboo et. al., vs. Caroline
A. Jluck&beo ot. al.
PURSUANT to ord*p of Court, I will soil
ftt Abbeville0..1J., al public outcry, on
Salo Dav ih Sentembrr next I7>' the remntndej
(after termination of , the life .ofetftte of Mrs
1 luckabe'e m tliQ> tract of l^iid assigned to hei
for Dower) in tho-triict erf land, Ute thtf r,pa!
estato of (J. W. Huckabeo, deo'd, containing
526 ACRES,
more or lest, ou &Iill jCireck, bounded- by landi
of O. G. Dawson," W.'A. Lealy; MVa. MoAiJiitor
Bud othera. ' TMUS
CABLI.?Purclmedt to pay for iiilei
and Bioini's. .
WM. II. PARKER,
C. E. A. I).
Commissioner's Officr, )
August 13,1808, 8t) .
L?N?
P O B S A L ]E.
I OFFER for~?ale toy .plaoesn.aar Calhoun'
MlllB; containibg ' ?'
r -rv i s o * - AvG-BTB %;; Nearly
httlf of Avftibh'w irt woods, DWellipg
house and outbuildings in good condition.
TERMS,-Low for OASJL ..... ,A ...
Apply to.PoI? lftuTALMANf whala author
- ix?d to act aft cpy agent. , . ,
, J. O. LINDSAY.
Aug. 14, 1008, 1G?3t%
loavu to inform lib i'ricnd.s and i
advertising colums, and can 1m: found :it
August H, 1S0M, 1(1, (f
vhdigdv
uiiiiiuiii
tzejp.aj.ix
COTTON GINS, THHESHERS J
TEIiS AND
rS"VM 14 subscribers would inform lb
**- that tiioy fire prepared, with co
of material, to repair COTTON ClINh
."ill work in the lino of OAKI'KNTEK
i.l 10 various branches ol their businc.
to give satisfaction, and trust to merit
receiving a supply of GIN ^1 ATKi.il
work iii that line. Work will be do
(JASIl ON DIOId VlfillY.
'i'hey will always Keep on hand
WAi/NliT find OAK COI-'FINS.
.JOBM EN'RlGrHT
August 19 4
wWikiiraB]
REPAIRED
A T thortcsl notice, at reasonable prices,
/SV. for CASH.
SEAL & SIGN.
July 24, 180R, H?tf
FRESH
ARRIVALS!
Just Xlcccivod
BY THE SUBSCRIBERS:
A FINE LOT OF
COUNTRY HAMS,
LEAF LARD,
A LARGE LOT OF
JUGS AND JARS.
AIjSO,
SOME FINE SYRUP.
A FINE LOT OF
FAMILY FLOUfJ,
ALL OF WHICH WE OFFER
FOB CASH.
win & MIMA1
Aug. 14, 1803, 1G?If
HsMes5 mill :
OX ROCKY 11IVER.
rpnE subscriber would announce to his pat
_L ronn, and ihe public generally, that hi?
well-known Mill on Rocky River has been recently
thoroughly overhauled and repaired,
and is now in excellent condition for grinding.
With ihree good runners, anil superior boltingclot
liA, smut machine, and other appliances, ho
io able lo griud promptly, and at lite same
time lo guarantee satisfaction in Ilia 3-ield.
With abundance of water, bo can grind day
and night, and thus relieve bis patrons from
any fear of disappointment. llo will bo constantly
nt the mill, and will give bid personal
attention to tbo grinding of all grain with
which lie mity be entrusted. Thankful for pusa
patronage, he can appeal to his old friend*
with ihe nKaurnnco of being able to merit its
continuance.
JAS. T. BARNES.
July 17, 1SC8, 13, Sm
PUBLfJAtE!
rF*IIE subscriber will offer at public s*lo, on
J. the premises, on tbe FIRST MONDAY
iu September next, tho plantation formerly
owned bv J. Y. L. 1'urtlow. in Edgofiold Die
trict, known as the
"MILL TKMT"
Inoludiug tho
Mill, Stock and Supplies
i .
ON THE PLACE, WITH THE
CSO?,
lUTi'nN Bnlld ^ HflirflAW
i . urns JDuiiu raaiuw.
1 ?5?" Edgefield A<fy?rli?er rfnd Laurennvillo
' Iletald pfeaao copy nod send bill to this office.
: July 31, I8G0, 15, 6k
I - i - : .
PUBLICATIONS OF THE
- American Sunday-scliool Union .on hand
AT
GREENWOOD, S. C.
A rl/-1r?/^cici
#. if FARROW,
? . State Missionary.
8 llarea 13
" trnm M BHitefG ;
EjON'T FOBGET
THAT SEAL it SIGN make old Duggic
look as Gne as now ones. ' ?*
' Jn ly 21,18} C481 ? It
I
iingnam
lite pulic, that ho haw retired from tlio
. No. 2 White's Block.
a shith
V V KJ If JL 1 1119
EllS OF
\ND FANS, HOUSE CARPERBUILDERS.
oi r friends and tlio jmblio generally
mpelent workmen and an abundanco
?, TIUtESUEUS and FANS, and do
1NG. From their long experience in
?s> they feel confident of tueir ability
liio public patronage. They are now
A L, and are prepared to execute all
me on the most reasonable terms?
n good supply of RbJADY-MAJDB
D. B. SMITH.
a t
CANDIDATES.
t?y~ The friends of ROBERT JON Ei, respectfully
announco him aa a candidal* for
the wllko of Tax Collector at the ensuing eloc*
lion, lie is the only candidate who has com*
out squarely on tho Deinocralio platform and
licuce lias entitled himself to the unanimous
support of the party.
MANY VOTERS.
Tho friends of Mr. M. 8. INGRAHAlt
respectfully announce him as ft candidal* for
Tux Collector at the next election. ?
?3?" The friends of W. D. GALLAHER r?I
fpbclfully announce him a candidate f*r tbo
I ollice of Tax Collector for AbbeTili* District,
at tho ensuing election* *
tSF" The friends of Capt. W. 8. HARRIS
respectfully announce him a candidat? for Tax
Collector at the next election.
Tho friends of WM. II. TAGGART respectfully
announce him a candidate for the ofLca of
Tax Collector at tho uext election. "
Tho many friends of E. M. SHARP
rexpcctfully nominate him for th? office of Ta*
Collector for Abbeville District, at tho euso.
ii>g election.
?5?" The fiiends of J. W. JENNINGS respectfully
nominate him a candidal* for Tax
Collector at the next election. *
The many friends of I* H. RUSSELT- respectfully
announce him a candidate for Ta?
Collector at the next election. *
[og?" We are authorized to annonnca DAVID
CRAWFORD, a candidate for Tax Cob
lector at the ensuing election. *
The friends of Capt. W. R. WHITB
respectfully announce him aa a candidal? for
Tax Collector, at the next election.
NOTICE THIS!
TIIE Notes and Accounts of ROCHE A
CHRISTIAN are in my hands for collection.
All persons indebted are requested to
come forward and settle, as longer lodulgenoo
cannot be given
Q. McD. mmiL
Jan 17, 18C6, 89, tf
Groonvillo and Columbia Bailrnnd
Hftmnanr.
Eff&ry mw*
f 1^11 IS Company has now for sale, in Ilea
X of " Season Tickets," a TICKET which
entitles a person to travel over the road
One Thousand miles for #40,
within one year from date of purchase. Tha
Tickets can be purchased from the Ag?nU
at Columbia, Newberry, Abbeville, Anderao*
and Greenville.
W. ALSTON GXBBE8,
General Ticket Agent O. & C. R. R. Go.
May 13 28 tf
ruimith m
| ATUlJiVJI&K/llJiA JiJU VJULVA V
SEAL & SIGN,
Carriage Makers,
ABBEVILLE C. H, S. 0,
HAVE in their employ one of the finest
Blacksmits in the country, and are prepared,
with every material, to do the best work
in the shortest time. Particular attention
paid to Shoeing Horses.
Tiiey have ia tbeir Shop
A PATENT TIBE-SHRINKER,
By which tires are shrunk without otitling. Ia
using this Shrinker, work ean ke done with
the greatest precision, and thera ia net tlaa
slightest dancer of iniurinor the wheeL
Carriago and Buggy work of every deeoriptioo,
done in a workman-like meaner, tod
satisfaction guaranteed.
Terms, Cash on Delivery..
Seal & Sign,
July 24, 1868, 14?tf
CHANBE OF SCHEDULE
/OK THE
Greenville and Colombia Xtafl?
road. ,
/AV nr\(\ fiflAi* WPinNKSDAV th* 14H1
yj ustant, pMBeDgcr Traioa will inn daHw
Sundkja oxcapied, connecting "wit^ HigbtTiaui
on South Carolina. M<I Chaxlatle tod Bout*
Carolina Railroad** aa folio Wat . . .
Leave Colombia at....... ?7-00.%-Mi- -*~r~
AlatopaC.^ ;.*..8.40
Newfrerfy at 10.10 " w
Arrive at AVb^jlla at ^..8,00 P-W?
? at Aodaraoa at. .4.S0 '
- at QrtenvHla at ? fcOQ ?
Leave Greanvllle at- .Mil. ?
AUU&yillO !.. . . .JM> .?O.W
? Hevfcen* a*. .*V. .VV. 1*M P. ?
" -AUton at.
-Arrive at Galaoibia ff>.*V"> ?.5.00 "
Trains on U? fiidge Railroad will abo
run $aily, Sondayf excepted. i "2 , r,
. ^vP^tidlftton- at, .iiv...?*:....??> ?*: '
. Arrive at Walballn at......; tf,SO M
I Loavfl ^MHP*..... 8,Wa.m
My J|
. Arfive ae^Adflitson at
Tbe Tr^Jo wnil return from Belton'to Alder'
on on Moaday and Friday ptorninro.
' JAMES#* MEREDITH,
F ' General Superintotodent.
Aug 1% - 41 ' W
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