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Legislative. fcofctoMBTA, January IS.?Irt tho Itouso, to-day^ tho following bills woro introduced: By Morrison?a bill providing for tlio manner of selling drifted Lumber., toy Tomlittson?A bill providing for ' the earo of the poor. By Bishop*?A bill defining the Yammer Of obtaining divorces and i regulating alimony. By Smalls?A bill to cnforco the; Co'figree.iional Civil Bights bill. By 0. D. liny no?A bill to changc , tlie county seat of Barnwell County.! .By Stoebor?A bill protecting cotton planters and farmers* I'urvis reported favorable a bill to incorporate the Charleston Bible So-1 ciety. Whippet reportod unfavorably ou a, bill to amend tbe Homestead law. The bill to amend tho act to closo the operations of the Bank of the State was passed and sont to the Senate. The bill in relation to the sales of property under decrees in equity and of circuit courts was indefinitely pottponed. t .. 11.. C TT 1-1 <> an lilU OUIKILU JLUUU jirCSIHllVU LUC p tition of citizens of Summerville against tho extension of tho corporate limits. The following wore passed to a second reading: A bill to amend the State police act; also, a '.rill to incorporate the village of Kingstrec. In the Supreme Court to-day, in .?be-Bank of the State case, ilr. Cor,ban read the brief. The case of tho South Carolina 'Uailroad vs. the Augusta and Columbia Railroad Company, was heard by .Judge Boozer in Chambers to-day. The papers and evidence were read. The argument will bo heard ^to-morrow. Columbia, January 19.?In the House, Sasportas introduced a bill providing for the enumeration of the , inhabitants of each county. ]>? eagle introduced a bill to establish a board of commissioners of public lands. The rest of the day was consumed in the discussion of the bill to establish a new juicial cirdcuit, and the bill to amend the criminal law. In the Senate, Wright introduced a bill to prevent persons committed on a charge of murder from being bailed; also u bill to amend the law iu relation to ar.-on. Jtainey, from the Finance Committee, reported unfavorably on the bill to increase the salaries of the Juntices of the Supreme Court aiid Circuit Judges. Cochin nrnannf^l n ' ... J.. t.v%* M tuviuviJiU XX vi.ll j the Board of Trade of Charleston relative to the Savannah and Charleston liailroad. It was referred to the Committee on Ilailroads. W right, from the Judiciary Com- I mittee, reported favorably on the j House resolution, to unite in joiutj assembly and elect a President and twelve Directors of the Bank of the Stato, on the 27th instant.' In executive session, the Senate refused to confirm the appointments of L. P. Wall, W- S. Lance, and J. N. Gregg as Assessors for Charleston County. The act to establish a State Orphan Asylum was ratified aud sent to the Governor. In the case of the South Caaolina Railroad vt. the Columbia and Augusto Railroad, Messrs. Mcimninger and Melton spoke for the defendants, and General Conner for the complainaets. Mr. Magrath will follow to-morrow. In the Supreme Court, Messrs JIayne and Campbell both argued for the defendants, and they will be fol-. lowed by Mr. Corbin to-morrow. The arguments of Messrs. Hayne and l i? ??? - 1 i>ainpt>e.n, yrjm some slight exceptions wore the same as those previously made be fore Justico Willard, Washington, January 16.?The President sent to the Senate yesterday a procotol, which ho had roceiv?d from ilr. Johnsoft. our minister to England, fully rocognizing the naturalization law of the United States, and abolishing tho legal principal heretofore maintained in Croat Britain, of indefeaaibility of native Allegiance, and a treaty for the adjustment of all claims, including the Ala' bam a claims, by commission to sit at "Washington, with stipulation to rofer, when neceeaary, individual claims to ' the he*d af a friendly nation. Goneral Sherman telegraphs IVom St. Louis thata letter from'Gen Shoridan represents the destruction of the Cotnancho village on Christmas day as breaking tho backbone of the In dian Bi carao to camp begging (pi*- pe?oe &qd permission foi their jftopte Ifco 'feoino iti, asking nc terms boyoud ft paper protecting their from troops while coming; They re ^ >rtstvittg, jdl tlieb dogs eaten, and no bqtffelo, J-Sheridan denies that Black Kettle > was fritwftfi <&kbdt the fight ocenrec I'he YirginWjCOJ^mittee have beet *?cej*i!!? Gre* , import**?* Js 4i4aq^J? tbeiBtBH vieirsat tokhtivoHp*, though nod* taCM ?v? 'ftMJtkei. * *?h* currence of x JG&Jt osrrj o?4 tb? kmnpmant Agio** ?P on. Tfcojr will remain T**? t?tfl $to :^- t- ..I .mill ml-'i'rfhfI i i*?.r..W work in which they nro engaged shall assume an ontirely satisfactory tfhapo, A committee of tho Colored Men's National Convention waited on the Judiciary Committee ami asked for suffrago in tho North and "West. The Judiciary Committee promised that .Congress would tako action in the matter in a short time. The agricultural report Hhows that last year there were produced in the United States 905,000,000 bushels of corn, and 2,380,000 bales of cotton. Tho cotton is distributed as follows : North Carolina, 110.000; South Carolina. 180,000 j Georgia, 290,000 ; Florida, 35,000 ; Alabama, 285,000.; "Mississippi, 400,000 ; Louisiana, 250,000 ; Texas, 260,000; Arkansas, 265,000; | Tennessee, 200.000; other States, 75,Jooo. The report says that the estimate is below rather than abovo the [actual yield, and that it is not make for districts or ports, but for the States separately. Seward has sent to the Senate a troaty between the United States and' Great .Britain, whereby the dispute about the boundaries of the Island of San Juanaro referred to Switzerland.! Washington, January 28. The Senate Judiciary Committee has taken no formal action on the questions pre-1 sented by the Virg'nia Conference! Committee. The President bus nominated John J. Gadsden as Secretary of Legation J to Mexico. Ti.C Virginia Committee, accompanied by other Virginians and by Gen Schofield, visited Grant to-day. The conversation turned on the business of the committee, and Grant, who showed himself, familiar with the Underwood constitution, expressed himself in favor of a spccdj* settlement: The interview was of some duration, and the committee expressed themselves" highly satisfied. They afterwards visited the President. The President's response to the Senate's amnesty questions simply quotes the authorities on which the proclamation was based. The President has sent a message to Dr. Mudd's wife favorable to hie release. Washington', January 18.?The Virginia Committee, by resolution, have postponed the Richmond Convention from the 10th February to the 17th of March?fearing Congress would not act in season to allow the people to consider the proposition and select delegates as early as the day heretofore designated. The committee remain in full session during the ......si. "V.w.4 l ' - in vov.ni ?tv.u. j. cnu-iiiu^ ? interview with Grant leads the Virginians to consider Grant as the most available friend of the movement in Washington. The Mississippi Committee visited Grant to-da}*, urging him to use his aid for immediate admission. Grant replied that the Reconstruction committee had prepared a bill in accordance with their views, and expressed the hope that these measures would be settled before the commencement of his administration. Washington, January 20-?The President's private Secretary (Mr. Warden) telegraphs to several papers which employ him, that negotiations are pending between our government and Spain, for the transfer of the island of Cuba to the United States. The only material difference to overcome, being the price to bo paid to the Spanish Government. Life Insnrance?Prompt Payment The card of Drs. Branch and "Wardlaw, in another column, affords to the patrons of the Piedmont Life Insurance Company gratifying evidence of the promptness with which that company meets its obligations. "Within two days after the reception of information of the death of General Evans, the amount of $5,000 was pnid over to the family of the deceased, though by the tcfrms of tho policy, ninoty days are allowed. An investment'in one of these policies is ono of tho best provisions which a young man can make for his family. For fiftv dollars per annum bp can sccure for hia wife a policy of 65,000, This is a small sum to secure so much- Tho saving of a few dollars, spent for .luxuries, will enable him to realize it. And what company is better than the Piedmont ? Within tho short spaco ol fourteen months tho Piedmont hat issued sixteen hundred polices, ineur ing over six millions of dollars. It this District alone we understand thai Hi* HtmwnU Kno ' . ?' ??I1VA1 UltQ DCV/U1 CU U^pupUtlClCI within a year, Covering an insurance of two hundred and seventy thousanc dollars! The income of the company i which he represents is ^ploro than thro* hundred thonwxnd dollars; while it > losses "by death have amounted to bnlj i eleven thousand dollars, in two policie - of five thousand each, and one of on thousand, ' j , ' ' ?o? ( s The Sumter Republican states tha I bona fide subscriptions to the amoun of .11,000,000 have been subscribed t i the building of a cotton factory ii V kmeripas, Georgia. A meeting of th . stockholders will fee hold in that cit; , ofc tho 4th proximo, to elect officers, } '} liiVi ' i '' -[ A price itMj&Ah* t i order of f*rfbm*no# was m follows :8siSE53^aM admttt+d, mk! oietpM ?e$U or th ? muflfio stand. A CARD. Cokesdurv, Aoqbvillk Co., S. C., January 12, 1869. Dr. Isaac Branch, Agenf, DkakSik: I Itoreliy atkno^IcJge ihe promptness with which yon, as the Agent of the Piedmont Iienl Estate Insurance: Company of Virginia, has met tho payment j o^ the amount, to wit: Five ThoubasDi r> . i i i _ *T n I | 170LI.AUS .mm my uuaontio, v*en. u. v? Evnus, had insured his life for. I thank you, and through you the officers of your company, for their courtesy in bsving waived the ninety days.to which thty were entitled undwr ihw leims of the Pulioy, Hiid for their prc?mpt payment of the abov ' amount. Respectfully. <fcc., ANN V. EVANS. letter from (sen. m. w. (jarv. ElX'.kkikli) C. IT., S. C., | Jan'y 14th, 1809. J Dr. Isaac Branch? Abbeville G. II., S. C.: Dear Sir?Allow mo to express to you my appreciative thanks lor your I courtesy and kindness, and through vou to the Piedmont Life Insiirniifn. jCompany of Richmond, Vr... for their prompt payment to my sister. Mrs. N. G. Evans, of Five Thousand Dollars, the amount of Life Policy of Gen. N. G. Evans, for the benelit of his wile and children. Being personally acquainted with many of the gentlemen at the head of the Company, and cognizant of the judicious management of its affairs, I take great pleasure in commending the Piedmont Life Insurance Com jpany to the people of the South, j Composed of gentlemen in Virginia |of the.highest integrity, that alone j ought to be a suflicient gunranteo to .the public. Ko one, I trust, of the many who j received the generous hospitality and untiring kindness of the good people j of Virginia in the late struggle, can I be so recreant to the highest feelings of humanity as to forget her people or ignoro tho enterprises of her sons I or fail to n-ivc n re fore nee to this over I " 1 " " Northern Companies. 1 regard the Piedmont Life Insurance Company as perfectly reliable and as reasonable in its terms of insurance as any other, North or South, and as such recommend it with pleasure to all who may desire to insure their lives. Very respectfully, Your obedient servant, M. W. GARY. As Agent of. the Piedmont Real E-jtnte nsurance Company, I would simply state, lluit but th*ce deaths have occurred among the Policy holders since its organization showing the-great enre and vigilance exerjcined by inn office in receiving applicant*. , One of these whs paid within two days utter | death, the second as soon as proof wan I tin?ik\ and tho third, Gen. N. G. Evan* within two days after necessary inform? j lion was-furnished. The Company vvilliin four'e<-n months lias i&Mied sixteen hundred Policies, iimured mx miliums of dollaia, and received an income of three hundred thouRaiid dollars. Wa challenge the world lo produce an large a ?ucee-<?. ISAAC B11ANCII, M. D., A-;ent. J. J. WARDLAW, M. D., Medical Examiner. Tho "Associate Reformed ! Presbyterian" will please copy. j The President of tlic United StnLes has (Accepted the report of the Government Commiitioncrs upon an additional section of twemy miles of llie Central Parifiu Railroad and Telegraph Liue, terminating at the lour hundred and seventieth mile post east of the Sacramento, and has di ected that the bouds be issued to the company, aa required by law. The distance between the two road*?Central and Union?i.< now only about three hundred and twenty miles, the Union Paci5c having reaclifi the nine hnndred and' sixtieth mile past. Sbopld the weather prove favorable tbey will meet sometime in May or Juoe next, and the entire road will be complete to SHcremento and ready for use. Of the three hundred and twenty miles yet to build, about cne hundred and twenty miles nre on level land, and requires little or no grading. Tbo New York Times speaks with evident pleasure of tho recent improvement in the value of Southern lands. 0( ibis State it says: "South Carolina fully shares-llu benefit of the change. The rapidity and exteut of it can only- be fully appreciated by those who have bad opportunities foi . observing and contrasting the present con ditioo of all classes of the Southern peo pie, with their condition twelve montbi . "go." r A correspondent or' the Columbia Phce 7irx 6?va mat a lot ot imposlers and swtn tilers are traveling tliroBgli Eigefieh 1 county, with a few article* of good* to sel and Mmplas of other good* to l>e delivered 1 Tha correspondent aaya that they ar' ' realty engaged in offering inducements fo cotton to l?e delivered to thfeno regardles 7 ( tide, and warns all good ciiixens againa ? then. 8 ? ?? ? 7 The. examination of tho Ogeeche 8 prieonors in Savannah is continued 6 The erfdenM *of?* nhowa that Gar SiWey> report was ineOrroot (n tii main particulars, the facts regard in t the troubles fcoiug omitted, or not ju 0 , . ; ,mi (?.*, j\ , p?r }p ? former totter. OrriCB or Udoltio Woj.ro, Sole Importer of the Schiedtm Aromatic Schnappi 82 Dravir Stiucet, Now T?rk, Nov. 3.1868. To the People of the Southern Statoe: When the pure medicinal restorative, now ac widely known na Wolfe'e Schiedntn Schriapp* wae introduced into the world under the cnd?ir?pmeiit of four thousand. lending tnHtnherj of the medical ptofeeAiM aomr 540 veers ivo, iu proprietor wu well aware that ft could not wholly escape the penalty at<?ched lo all new and netful preparations. He, therefore, eiidenvored lo invent it with ctrongeal porsihU infvitnaril nitoinet counterfeiter*. and to rend^i *11 attempts to pirate >l difficult nn >1 dnngeroin*. It wnn submitted lo distinguished cliemiMs for analyvm, and pionounced liy them tlx purest spirit ever manufactured. It* purii \ no proportion having been thus ascertained ample* ?>f tlie article were forwarded to in thousand physicians, including all ihc leudint practitioner* in the United Statin, for purpose of experiment. A circular, requesting a trin of the preparation and n repot I of tlie rejult I vccompuni<-d each specimen. Four thou#nnt |<if tlie moM eminent medical men in the Unioi ; promptly responded. Tlieir opinions of tlx articlo were tiimninioiisly favorable. Such i preparation they satd, hud long been wnnte> iiy the profession, as no reliance could be placet cii the ordinary liquor* of commerce, nil o which were mote or legs adulterated, and there tore unfit for medical purposes. The poculini | excellence and streng' h of the oil of juniper i which formed one ot the p'ini'iple iugiedienti ! of lite Schnapps, together with an unalb>ye< character of the alcoholic element, give it, ii the estiinatiou of the faculty, a marked supe riority over every other diffusive stimul.uii ui n diuretic, tonic aud restorative. Then; sat isfuctoi y credentials from profes nional men of the highest rank were puhtishei in n condensed form, and enclosed with end bottle of the Schnapps, af one of the gunrtin lees of its gMnuiiieni't*. Other precaution n [j tit list fraud wt're ala? adopted ; a patent wit ..I.,..: I . .1 ,...1- !.. t-i ? - itiiir-u ???i nit- nr?n:ic. mc in*iri wtlB copyrithtrd, a J\tc tlmltc of the proprietor's autograph siifimture w.is attached to each label h cover, liiw name and that of ihe preparatini were tmhamil on the boltlef. ni?<] the cork I were sealed with hi* pri?ate seal. No articl ' hail evrr heen sold in this country under thi name of Schnapps prior to the introduction o Wolff'* Schiedam A romatie Schnapps, in 1851 and the lahel vvns deposited, n* hi* trade mark in the United Stutea District Court fjr the Sou thcrn District of New York during that yeni It might. be supposed by persona unacqunin ted with the daring chut act er of tha pirnte who priy upon tho refutation of honorabl merchants by vending deleterious trash unde their name, 'lint the protections so carefull thrown around these Schnapps would hnv I preotoded 'he iiurntiiie'ions ana pale or coun net foil*. Th-y seem, however, ouly to bar ttirnulutcd (he rapacity of impostors Tli j trade mark of (lie proprietor has l>een etolei i he imlorsenjeut which his Schiedam ^romati Schnapps alone received from the medical pro feesiuti hao been claimed by mendacious hum bug*; his laWls ntul bottle* have bi-en iinitn ted, his adverti?<*mente paraphrased. Iiio circ larn copied, and worse ihan all, dishonor-thl retailer'', after disposing <if the genuine con tents of hi? bottles, hare filled them up wit common gin. the ru<??t deleterious of all liquor ao<] thus made hi* noma and brand a cover fc poison. The public, the medical profession and th sick. for whnrr. the Sliiedam Aroinaio Schnapf ia prescribed as a remedy, are equally intere ted with the proprietor in the detection an eupprepflion of theso nefarious practice#. Tli genuine article, tnanufaclu'cd ut the estublisl ntent. of the undersigned, in S'.-hied im, I lot and. i? distilled from a hurley of the fine* quality, and flavored wi?h an eMential extrac of t'i? berry of the Ittlinn juniper, of uo- qtial ed purity. By a process unknown iu the pre paration of any oilier liquor, it i> freed fiot 'every acrimoni"U8 and corroaivn element Complaints hava been received from tli leading physicians and families iu the Souther States of i lie sale or clicnp imitations qj tli sk-hiledam .dromvic ScliDapps in those mnr lifts; ami travellers, who ure in tlie habit < using it ns an antidote to the baneful influeon ! of unwholeaome river water, testify thntchca gin. p'lt up in Scheidum bottle.-*, frfqueut.l p.ilui-d off upon the unwary toe agents ( rlie underpinned have been rt , jested to itMli tut- inquiries on the subject, and to forward t uim the names of (tich parties as they may a: certain to be enguited in the atrocious s*st<--i of deception^ In conclusion, the undersign*.would S'iv that be bus produced, fr.ini und? he bands of the most distinguished oien of sci n?? in dmerica, proofs unanswerable of tli tnn-ity nud medii'.inal excellence of the Schsi d im Aromatic Schnapps; that he Iihb expci d*d many thousand nollurs in surrounding j with guarantees and safeguards, wbirh he d< signed nit oil Id protect the public and liiuise against fraudulent iuii:ations; tliat hit Im shown it t<* be the only liquor iu the worl that can be uniformly depended upon as tin adulterated; that ho hus challenged invefti gution, aualysi.?, compsri-on, and ejperiiuai in all iu foiino; nnd frurn every ordeal tii preparation which bears hi* name, seal nil trade murk h"S C'>me off triumph nut. II therefore feels it a duly he owe* to hit fellow citizens generally, to the uu-dtuul profegsio nn<1 the sick, to dcnnimoc uud expose the chri tians who counterfeit lliesu evidenced of idtr lily, and he calls upon the preM and the pu! tie to aid him id hits effort# to remedy so grei an evil. The following letters and certificates froi (he leB<Mg phyeiciitns and chemintik of th city will pro?* to the render that all g'ooi *old by the undersigned are all th?y are ref resented to be. UDOLPIIO WOLFE. I fnel botind"" to say, that I regard yot Schnapps as being in every respect pre-em ue.ntly pure and deserving of medical patronag -It all event*, it is the purest possible article i Holland Oio, heretofore unattainable, and i nch may be safely prescribed by ph>sioiaos. 1* Jtrir\ r tirvm % ws M-'UX I 11/ Lk iuv/l 1, Ol. Pharmaceutical Chemist* New York. 2ft Pi*k Street, Nxw Yoke, Nor. 21, 18ft UnoLrno Wolfe, E>q. Preteut'. i Dear Sir: 1 have made a chemical exam nation of a aaui|ile of your Schiedam Schnapp with the intent of determining if any foreic or injurious substance had been added to U aimpla distilled spirit*. ( The examination haa resulted in tha eoocl aioo that the sample contained no poisotions i f ^armful admixture. 1 have been unab'e ( discover an; trace of the rieleterioos substnnc which are employed in the adulteration of 1 I quota. I would not Itraitata to une myeelf < | to recommend io others, for medioinal purpot t tm Schiedam Sehnappea* an excellent sod ut ' objeotionable variety of gin. Very r?*pei\tfuily Yonre, Cn^lS. J.3EBLY, Cheraut. , New York, SS Ckpae Btbict, Nor. 99, lfli Udoli-uo Wulfk, Esq" present: Dkar;Sir : . I have submitted to cbtmic analysis two bottles of "3chied*m tichiiapi* which 1 took from the frcsb package ia yoi bno<Wd warehouse, and find, at bo fore, th the apiritoua liquor ia free from injurious inzr ] dienta or falsibcatios; that it has the mat-fee being aged s ad nut recently prepared by qi I ehauical admia^ure or aloOhol and ?romatii I. Respectfully, FKfcD. F. MA YBg, CUwnirt. .NEW York. Tuesday. Uij r Udoupso WoLft, KaQ. Dui 8i?: Thew a of pure Wioeaaod Liquor* fer medicinal pi * po?e? he* been long felt by the profeaaion, 41 t iliouMnd* of firea fiev* been eeerifieed by 1 uie of adulteerUd eriialee. Delirium teeAe end oili?r diaeaaee of braiu end tierrv*, ao ? a tbia eaaatrV, are verf rare, is Korepe, ei ff. in e greet degree, ?o tfce dtfliit i.t* | 0 dnlHy ef the apirii# auid. I; - W? Hhw?. ueud the e>?*nil article* import ? android by. jom, iqaludiqa v?ar Oio. whl ' you aell under the nine 01 JfroinatieMhiedf O Qchoappe,'which ?e dortaldrf jually entitled *- the h%tr - reputation it ha* aeqorred a coupirv; end from TOtir long niwvWioi n J. f?r*igif imMrtey, yoetr ^ottfcd W^Btt'ead I qdonr ahoafdtnaei With'the aenMilMlead. : .. ? We wuuld rceommand yne to appfiat eetai - t|ie-raepectabie ape<fcee*r1et h ul? diffWrj - ii/r( 0f ibeettyaeefnaWfeF the eetaM-f V? * Br.Ddi^en4 Wines'WK^* profe^ton a h ohUta. the aeme wbaa needed for ?ediei| 00 rftoc?4*' < ' *'.-fr*'T7 ^ r,^Sb* y60 aveeew pi* ud prtcllo* of Smfonp, ItMIoat College, etc., No. 91 NiaOt-akrwrt, Mtttkih. The proprietor a1?> off*re for mIo Boltftv ?wf Lhqmrt, imported and bottled l*> liimeelf, expteealy for madicinel use. E?t-i In III* li?t kit crriiflcatn of its nnriiv. UDOLPHO WOLFE. Not. 13, 1808? 8m Rsr. Mr. Addison, of Santa Clara, California, lias been expelled from the Baptist . Church of that place for administering an r participating in the sacrament at tbe Pre# . byterian church. The vote fur expulsion ' stood eleven to eleven, and the chairm<tu , gnvo the casting voto against him. 'r The Baptists of Elizabeth, N. J. are \ said to be running into Kpiscopalianism. -1 ax me Droau street meeting house, for exi l ample, the pastor (Rov. Mr. Miller.) hu ' introduced chants with the alternate readi ing of the Scriplurcs and sundry features j of a regular liturgical service. He ie 11 building a church to cost $7G,000, and - doing so in the strictest ecclosiuslical style It is cruciform, frolted with turrets and h pinnacles, and- dazzlingly ornamented wit' , true blue and flaming vermillion. Ecclesi ; >?i>iical devices of the roost ritualistic cui 9 cup ll:e doors, windows, and fill every nool >iud corner. The pulpit stands on a plat| form modeled after a high altar of i - Catholic church, and the pulpit is to bleut jj tho Hilar and llie cross. j Tbe Charleston Wew learns that a ricl i deposit of phosphate rock has been fount * in I' e neighborhood of Bluffion. Mor _ .n'.lllA.. t... cs?.u r> 1: ? r iiMiiiv/iio (Vi Kjuuui vniujnin. r ^ Mr. D. R. Durisoo litis purchased th< " interest of Mr. Elijah Keeae in the EJge. field Advertiser. J. T. F ?o:ij Esq., con " tiuues Editor. e r y The South Carolina Baptist tins bee] _ sold to vlie proprietors of the Reliyiou ? Herald, Richmond, Vi. !| ATTENTION! i | gJOMTC or ottr en?tom>*ra have bcrn rer e j punctual in paying their billt of last yem - oiheni have been wailing for cotton to go tip, an li to nils uch we w>H ??y thnt our Note* ure mr ?, turing and wo will be compelled lo linve mono ir to im-et them. We have helped you and no< you should come formard and Ixlp us. ' MILLER & EOBERTSON. dd Jan 18 10 If : SECOND STOCK n \p n J OF THE e r I SEASON! U :r u I\ MILLER & ROMTSOf it d Art receiving dally a !e r n iSECOND SUPPL1 m i* is - [or GOODS adapted to lb* WINTER THAD1 They have mud$ large additions to their atod i- of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS f. of it Ready-made i. ; CLOTHING le nur ? DATS and CAPS, BOOTS ond SHOE) ? HARDWARE, CROCKERY, WOODENWARJ i- PANCY GOODS, of Ell kind*. 9 They ere aow prep&rtd to *nppij theirme M ' ' of u>? public la every p?rti?uUr. 1 Their aUefc wu otter so lorg* ud oople P r at at this MB 109. " uf Deo 28 If i*- i- ir . M The State pf South C&rolini ' / t C !( J , J. AUETUAS CiJUXTT?>1M TBK COUET OF OBD1M A! > Rt Williau Hill. E*a.. ProbtU Judee 3 he TV ma by Efflitj! Walker, for Letu n? o< Adm?.^ra?k*. **l;~U ifo ?nd chattel*, rigbU and credits of Jibm; te!5Sto6a.t?8SAi, kindrrd and creditor* of the uid decerned to ed aiid appear betcra me at a 0omi ?f Oidin* U, fnetfto a^w ea J*. ifftuy ttJy can, why I Ilia iM'td latter* eboald u*t be granle^. "t -.*? >- Oiaatt uadar nv hwdud.Mal (bit Itifc 4 J-. if ISttf. i_cr . ... >e Jan. IS, 1M?? St . t r . ' 3~ ' >- ' - *&&& S DAflrflfltfAMKtt liuwa ** f-jjkrl/i ttHiaLtfiiL ** ijKwvWiBl ? * ttXwv wmrniMuaam PwrriniMM i WHITE, ';Mrm & GO. TTAVE rtctntly * full *t?ok of f 1 rv_ .?i_ n I- ?.1 1?w.? - ? 1^/lllVOIlU \JWU?, CUIW??MIUI|J UVW liyivt PRINTS, Jleached Long Cloths, BBOWN SHIRTINGS AND SHEETINGS, Bed Ticking*, Fluid and Strip?d Home?pun*, Ao., <to., nil of which, in compari?on with the price of cotton, are astonishingly low. What is left of our Btook of Worsted DRESS GOODS, we will sell at v?ry low prices. i We would invito special attention to oar stock of BOOTS AND SHOES, > . , tvliinh k.?n f.l)t at -It *? I .....v.. ?'v rtvv|. .?*! omo>?u?, niiuiig Iutriji re lo b? found th? celebrated Mile*' Ladies' Stmcp, of various stylra. i Wo have too quila a number of SABBLSS, motlly of the McClellitn pa-tern. Alio, liar 1 neM. I entber Collnis, Bridles, Buggy Whip*, Aic. I For tlis Planters we hav?t Truce Chain*. Plough Lines, Wagon Humes, Collins' Axes, ' Nnil*, Stock Lock*, eta i We hart too, 1 Sugars, Coffee, Tea, CHEESE, MOLASSES, . i laccaMi, Tobacco. e We are grateful to oar friends and ihe ptjMie generally f?.r past favors, and we trust they may al whjb fi nd it to lh?ir own nod our interrai. to continue the patronr.ge they have hereto. 3 tore ao liberally beeiowed-upoo us. WHITE, SMITH & CO. Jan. 8, 18Co. 87?tf. nnAlffntn WTaana-risi^ vmn pmwits ? MAKE THE INDEPENDENT MAN! V p, \717E "vould remind nuch of our cuetomora m d V V ore owiur n? for goods suld them dnri? ing last y^or, that the time haa oomr when y vremml have mon?i.. Wo hope thnt ihey. apm piecialing our neceasiliea will com- forwnrd without further solicitation, and make immediate payment. The planter can now realise much more by the ?! > of his Co'ton than he calculated upon wheu he planted hi* crop last April, and there i* no good roaron why the merchant ahonld be longer kepi out of liia money. The reaaoaakleneae of our demand, * will be appare.nt to our customers, when we arenre them ihnt we are required to pay oaah fur mo<* thau ore half the goods we buy, and lh? lonffMt niiaftilild t J raja that ? w* ?? ? ?D--- , . ?? l?? ?? L any cU*? or Good* is four mouth*. Come forward, pay op, and begin again. White, Smith & Co. Jon. 8, 37?if. Just Received, 2 Bales Heavy Gnnny Bagging, AND ARROW TTPQ xiiiiiu n xiuiji whitm, smith & co. U Jan. 8. 1869, 17?tf. PiLIC SALE The personal property wllfrh rpmainl nf ttia Cjitula aI AUGUSTUS M. SMITH, deceased, will 7 b? sold at public auction on TUESDAY, 28TH INST.i for CahIi. The principal article# are a CARRIAGE, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, BEDDING 5. SILVER WARE. CROCKERY and KITCHEN UTENSILS. Tbe sale will be ?L tbe house of Jadg? a Wardlaw, and will commence at 10 o'cloo ' D. L. WARDLAW. W. JOEL SMITH, Executors. January 8, 1&J9, 3?, 2t IB HINTED I A good Taoaor and on* who tin brief *o? d 'Moinatadtiiotii, may find mploynMnt 8, [t>y applying immediately to w. B. 90&I. LIBERTY HILL, EDGEFIELD DISTRICT, * . . S. 0. Jws. 15, 1869, 38?St I. u wabdo mnum rpHE WABDO MINttTG AND MAKU?AC A I NO COMPANY o??r> to the PUntori and Farmers of Um South thair FERTILIZER, ItMwaMibi -" Wando Fertilizer," ? 0> Wtucb Mie MMriiM* ?f the pM> hinr h?< pro?-A to b? #* '?jT in ?u, . rurkit It bu f??r iu mm tk* Mttiritk from '* ?h* PliflKU fah ?Jf tb?0?npM)(OQ MI?) MW, mmm* p'TV>? www 'K b? in thU Ity. Ip ord?r to n?r*a(M ft* outb. w<f 11* kg fc tMNfri. IK. 2 ss?i,?ttr<rr.%Sis y- wh? MrtfuCj Mral?a? all th? MomoniamU im *" MBHmv, ?4j| - -K-BSvm-SSK Jw?i^ : '.' fi.: , - ; -0.i ? o-1! o ',? , i I^U-.n'<Hrr i wilXwil i 11| L fiftim ciKfii L 'Kijaitfl, etfatfujsJ| & ttto Fr?*H St^i V*fw ." k i-*L lOY <-%. .' ?n.l.'Ay.L''i I. i li vn A GB AWT MVi 1 UIICU1I BEGS LEAVE TO INFORM HIS THAT 11E If AS RECENTLY EDITIONS TO WHICH HE OFFERS FOR S To the Ladies he would say tc price of his 1&SS8 LADIES' CLOAKS The attention of the Gentlemc Stock .of ' CLOTHS, CASS Which are offered upon the most r IUTS, CAPS, BOO Is very complete, nnd offered at re In short, if you desire the very J. A. No. anuary It HEWITT'S 6L WHEN YOTJ 00 TO AUGUST. hewittTIl WHERE YOU WILL CT VIRGINIA ' W". C HEWITT & S tobcr 0, 1868,14, tf SHERIFFS SALES. BY virtoe of sundry writ* of Fieri Facta* to ma directed, I will Mil at Abbeville Court Houm, on the fim Monday in Fehraary next, the following property, to wit': ^ 110 sorts of land, raor? or le**, boaaded by land* of Paur Byksrd, Wis. Bisk* and oiharr, known aaih? homr?t?ud, levied an Mthe prop , erty of Joha A. Partlow, ad*, the Qreennlie A Colombia Railroad. 288 acrrs of laud, mote or ht$, bonndvd by land* of Jartita Tog^art, Dr. J. t), ft*id and othere, lrvird on as the property ?f Wm H. ' Toggart, ada Jarnea A. Norwood and othere 800 Aores of Lnnd, more or leae, bounded 1 by landa of Z>ebariah Hudd?n. William ABBaw, 1 oud others. Uvied ou aathe property of Thof aa I Hawthorn ad*, the Trasieea *f DeLa Howe. i One Lot in the Village of Qreenwvod, con? I taining ene acre, more or leee, bounded by 1 landa of W. 0. Venning, A* Wideman and the | Ninety Six road. * 87 Acr?? of Mnnd, mora or leaa, bounded 1 by landa af J. R. Tarrant, ; V. P. Unfieller, j , and others. * > 98 Acres of land, mops'or leee, bounded by J landa of J. T. L. Pnrtiow, Bennett Reynold*. ' levied on aa the property */ &. U. White ada. >? . Francis Arnold. t S0O Acre* of Laad, nor* or Un, boonded ' by lands af Jamas Oibert, Frank Xilberi, aad ' oteera Ievi?d on aa the property af Tho* J. 1 MaCraokan sd*. John Fa*?*r, tunijroee. ' At thr " Miller and'Coanap Pfcle, "on Toe*. I day after Sale Day, I bate eOUoo, i )o6 Hnt cotton. 1 lot of aoUoa in the *o*dL 1 lot corn, 1 1 lot fodder, 1 lit coll on Med, 1 wagon, ptia*- < latioa tool*, Onoaow ud calf, oae 1 ' of sod pit*. (iaUTMi la 8 mala* tad 1 bora#,) 1 8 pair ittHfirfll,' I waalj pot, levied oa aa iba properly of i. ? W*lka?ad?. Jaieob Millar. . ? 80 i?r?i of ^.aorl, mora or ioaa, bouad'd by laoda of Joba 4, Calboan, Tho*. O P*rr?o and othrra, la*lad 00 aa tbo property of Joha MuLaran, ada... Jftaaa Wild, jr., A Co. . .. ) Also, on* let in lha Village of Abbeville, coatalniog f of an a?re, more or laea, baoaded by laada of'Mra. Caibartae AUton, Edward H?olia, and otbtr*. m Iba prapartj of John ?Uria ?d4. JwniM Wil* Jr. 4Cr Out lot HwM?hp'<l Ffraitur*, 11*1 Bo?ka^ I 1 Patent Plow, a.a ihoprojmty of Jofcu HoLarMa, On TUttftlT *fUr HUl?7,vihi A Cpon?r' pi MM, a qu??tity oT Cot to* ik tka Hot, ??ppt*M:W fee *U6t ikti* <*) ha**, ?hd tout foMfolfa NttM m tk* aatd Mi to atiaJV af naeluirel Ua? it (aver at T?b A Ori?nf^; ..r^TT TIUUS CASH. ? B. ft 0ASO9. ?. A. ?. . sunf* om~. i AISAF ratIS . Brims Mte ana dung J<M ' K07K$ f - u,,< ' '^' ^Ug ' ' ,. ^ ' 1 -!?j?W3&fP e'lttaimHM'* ? a*i iirorfJi?/ 1 "its MRiaif .y . . *? . . : "j. bfc '*- - 'v. Mill?, TE RANGE, FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS MADE CONSIDERABLE i HIS STOCK, ALE AT EXCEEDINGLY >I"xo es. :at he lias greatly reduced the iNn SMAWr <! n is cspccially invited to his IMERES, M., easonabld terms. His Stock ot TS AND SHOES, iduced rates. beat of bargains, call on TALMADGE, 4 Oranite Range. 10 tr OBE HOTEL A, OA., DON'T FORGET TO obe" hotel, OT> A HEASTY OLD WELCOME. OS, PROPRIETORS. OSH Ml FOR Boys And Girls. ! 1 '^,l ' " a is. itiwh cm< pieaanre-Manneunelnjr ibal they bajte :#ouureU iheeer*,c*? of llr. JAMES LSWI3 LSLT, who tma been mown aa an mrruolor of ycntb of bcih loxet, or thirty-five years, and who lias acquired a '.eaetvetlly h'ffh reputation He Will be as*i<t. d IV Mat LUCY WHITE aod Mm MARIE iVARPL^W. J.oth of whom have heeu en[*ged in teaching io this plica, and have given tntira aatiefooijon to pupil* and their -parents, iter. Dr. TURNER will render nnv,^i3 tjiat nay b? required. A futt ooluiie orli)>truction n Eng^ieh. French, Latin, Gi'eek and Matbenaties will be afforded in ^hu.Sohoo.l. The rruntees wfll spar* no pais* *o muk'e it 'equal p aay iiwtitctjoa in the South. The lapartment of Ma ie pos been placed in the thargtr of ftfrs. D P. JONES. #bo ha* been too opg and. too favorably knouro to Ibis ftpmnpilitylo need apy.eouiaxend^tion from the Boatd - *ATJ? OF TUIIUOH. , - j Primary Department, . . $2 p?V motitb. )rdinafy EoflUh firaaohM, and 3?iefitl$e Dpt., .4 " Koeto on lb* Piano," ? . ft " " Board <9an be obtained i^thany families, on is raaaonabto terra* a? ip other village*. Tuition will be paid quarterly to Dr. W. O. Ward law. Treaauretof the Board. The SuUaol will be opened on MONDAY llth in'it, T. C. PERRIN", ' . ' R. H. WARDLAV, ' &. A. PAIR, \1r* o. Uoif:1IFLLER, i* w. wHitif,1 J. T. OWEN, w. c. WARDLAW, J. M. RICHMOND, ' Trusteed D. MoVXlLL TURNER, ' dtairmaD. u tr. whit?, ' SMNttrf. ' Jan. S, 1869, 87?tfc . >?;; r '? m i i nmejtfi . * i fjiiJi m-'i f\??? trn ftPB jUj ?.'} a ai ??BfcXv,ij ?vi ci L&i-'l AumR?WMW,,t#Eo.1 rr+*qtmlf, Kimmmi tvmlk** of .'* opi .-<ini yi.J'lUjjl SfcW cxJy .^:U;V:,v,r,:. ? Tnf+-Q&&9%F$"'' itu-t''''"* d'-t&,:t ^rt^tr ?^ g mi TBSftltB Cl^^iUNA Ijr