Abbeville press. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, June 11, 1869, Image 3
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A Trip to Abbevillf;*nd pacfc. n-~ , ?
. ."We make tbe^ollowir.g extracts (rona a
communication in tbe Laurensville lLsraM
Miu^prrp^^^oi^rot tupposo for a
mot n#t th^i yoor read or 8, generally, care
much whether I have been to Abbeville,
New York, Nflva Scotia, flr Cocbiu China ;
but so^o'of lb em lik?to> ho?r of tbo pros;
poets bfltori.uf itf Ihb crop Una and olber
littleinb iter's wbiJcb-*I "took note of as I
passed along. I had a good opportunity
' for observation, as I went Over by SwanBev'ft-SWrw
un>L flrppiiiv.in.l rnlnni!ftnr liv
J : TV-j ?r-r ?C ~TK" r"""? -J
Cokesbury nnd Andnrsou's Mill.
Thd cold :tveA(li?r, nnd .other blights,
have not killed near as much of the cotton
In' U)wt t)i6?^ no, County, ns they
liave with us, and those fields thero thai
havo e^caped^ look;nin|oh mora promising
tban* similar fields * here. Somewliat like
113, they bave planted largely of cotton
but they havo not done so to the exclusion
of other crops to the extant that we have.
I found a much la'ger breadth of wl.eat
out titan I expected to see, which was already
fully beaded and-a fuw> fields that
werfe'^tut beginning to turn color for the
cradles. I saw but very little wheat but
iV> '
what bad received a generous supply of
manure, in some way or nnollier, and well
is it paying tho owner for bis trouble. 1
eaw no rust or blight of any kind, and I
saw many *?c*k;s* (hat will make twentyfivo
bushel?, w hich is pretty good for this
country. I did not pea much of. outs, and
what there wa*, has been sacrificed to the
insane foTTC^pfiTalfcd*by (he farmers generftllyjjWtfiia
llio] World/ of sowing
theij o|lU o^'-: pdor land.-that will bring
noiliJUj f '
Cbrn ti:\s less attention irt Abbeville
9 than it should have, and what there is
planted is backward and not received the
supply of -uiBiiures that has been given lo
wheat and bolion.
Abhevilfe, like the higher counties, is
fast becoming overrun with the Lespedeza,
or Japan Clover. It is covering all the
old fields, and even rooting much of other
gis^aea in the regularly fenced pastures.
The question naturally arises, will not.
this graslj.soiue day, worlc a revolution in
some of* out fanning operation^ ? I notice
that the cattle eat it in preference to many
of other grasses ; the hogs, even fat ones,
devour it with avidity; and may it not be
made of account as a fertilizer by- turning
it under willf'a two horse turning plow ?
Experiment must determine it.
' *t?1?
"Washington," J one 7.?The Radicals
cajried the election. The opponents made
little Contest, and the polls were abandoned
to tlieuegioe*. A riot occurred in tin*
becond Ward lo-driy. The iregroes chased
a conservative black turn to his house knd
H&iaiUd tho Louse. The inmates escaped
to the rear. The conservative found refuge
ill the upper 6tory, when the policc enrrounded
the house and brought the consorvalive
enclosed him in a hollow square,
and toolt liiiQ to the polls, when ho Voted.
Thd negroes.now lnuig furious, threw a
volley of stones, and fired pistols occasionally.
The cbifaf of police was.hurt iu the
arm. lie ordered his force to fi?c o/er the
mob. This iticrgased the n ob's violtt.ee,
when the police were compelled to fire a
vojley directly into them, killing one and ,
wounding {hree, wt^n the mob fied. Ear
lier in llio'day a p'ojujeinan was cuj, with h
razor and suriouly beaten,in the Sixth
Wurd. -The rioting haa been confined cn ,
tirely to negroes. The negroes sliow no
disposition to molest tlie whites so far, but
they are drinking freely, which cause much
appieueusiou Tor safty duiing the night.
The marines have been ordered to hold (
themselves in readiness, to ejuiut the fears
of llffi^eopl?.' I: is just to say t hat no re
fipectahl'araslured'. fiitizens of" Washington
participate^ in or encouraged tho riots today.
p A
g y..? '.? . a ? '. >
Tholrtrgest elephant in tho world arritt^afl.
New York by the* steamship Helvetia.
She is culled tho "Empress," is [
about twenty years old and stands twelve j
feet and a hi^lf. high. At an early hour the ]
ifsotburR steamer dock at Hoboken whs
crowded -wiUj-an eager lljroiig, who waited
pi:ienlly foJr the enormnm animal to conic* loVih.*'"Ait
Im't cftme tl?e Empress, slowly
anddt)ilj#rrtlply;. turning sharp al 'the
gan^-p'.ank the suddenly gave a snort and (
.a-jvgr.Uiai sounded, like distant plunder, j
and seemed disposed to make trouble. <
The keeper sprang ahead and in the most
encfcuwfiig'maDtier persuaded her highness
tfl attfcendl1 ''Th'e 6hip 'almost careened as
she advanced a littln mnm tr? ?li? ?;.</? ?.n.> I'
Qi)t; hugpiwotjJikQ a pillar of ijie Cusioip
fiouie, rested on Vlie gang plank. Tliefe
was somWbinjfabsolutely toucfring in the
waj*$J^,gigfcntic* beret would reach forth
her|&rfk*aiKj p^t U' around the keeper,
invile the E?npress
to come on and not be afiaid. Tlie
bnge animaf ekj^ly.descoiuKd, 'the crowd I
parting silently .as. she . advanced. When
#bo'reucUed (be dUfc U??- people cbeer&l
!6^B^Vihi4 ^bei keepeirjiut hts arms around
* h*r truak:aqd ki**ed It wjih delicti. As
for kjie trpmpefeiij|ou>., her
&t\*A of'jvlmtlss and screams.
Then advancing ataUlyAty tli? frbAff. and
ojjcf more, she expp^'u.
JierVftLssfactipq taking in
.. upo?b"?
'V'. ..." '/ - ?:-|/. :
accounts of fortili?
?erf qnder :^fe generally
^W. faVorabfd, .la/. vn?qy Jocaiitica tho
able| X
profit.
p \Auousta, Junes.?The EH>erton Gazclle
3lnto3 tlmt nn insurrection plot has
been disclosed by r negro, having for its ;
Gttjdct.the burning of tbo town" of Lexington,
the County'seat of Oglethorpe, fend !
Massacre of the Inhabitants/ The sheriff
and a posse of tnen in arresting the negroe*
, implicated, were resisted by oue, whom they
shot Anil killed.
Cikci-es op Pbayjsu.?Tho next
quarterly convention of theBO "Circles"
will meet in tho Presbyterian
Church nt Ninety-Six, on Thursday,
the 2-ith inst. Scrvicop will begin at
12 M. .
Though it is a busy season of tlio
year, brethren will remember the
divine injunction not only to bo "diligent
in business," but "fervent in
.Spirit, serving the Tjord."
U. W. P11ESSLY, Chairman.
Obituary.
? __
Died, in Laurcnccvillc. Alabama, at
her residence, on Wednesday evening,
the 2nd of June. 18C9, Mrs. S.
Jaxie MuCaktiia, wife of the Itev.
Clarence L. MeCartha, formerly of
Abbeville, and daughter of the Kev.
\V. T. Farrow, of Greenwood, S, G.
Markets.
Sew Yokk, Juno 9.?Cold, 392.
Cotton quiet and firm at 31c.
7 P. 31.?Cotton firmer and activc,
with sales of 5,700 Laics at 31.1.
Flour favors buyers, with a moderate
demand?superfine, $1.12* ; common
to fair extra Southern, $G.30(?,G.85.
Wheat lc. better?new white Southern,
98.
Ciiaulf.sto.v, June 9,?- Cotton firm
but quiet for want of stocks; sales
51 bales ; middling 29J(Vf,30 ; receipts
121. .
Livrnrooi., June 9?Xoon.?Cotton
quiet?uplands 112 ) Orleans 12.
liiverpool. June 9?Evening.?Cotton
quiet?uplands 112 ; Orleans 12;
sales 10,000 bales.
CONSIGN KES.
The following named persons have
freight in the Depot at Abbeville :
H W Lawsou & Co., O T Poreher,
J W Crawford, J AV Lesley, Dorsey &
Cosby, 11 A McCaslan, W Moore & Co.
A E Bowman, Baker & Clinkscales,
D J Wardlaw, Trobridge & Co.
EXPKKSS.?E Tj ration, L C
Mauldin. liobt Mottwell, O Giesburge,
1C P Wideman, Eangdon Clicves. A
W Lathrop, C T Haskell.
V. li. SONDLEY, .
J\gcnt.
PROCTOR & GAMBLES
PURE LEAF LARD.
A CHOICE ARTICLE
UT up in cans of 3, 5, G, and 10
pounds.
G'ivc it a trial and you will buy no
uthcr kind.
u,.
j 1/1 ciitv; yjy ,
JOHN KNOX & CO.,
June 11 18G9, 7?2t_*
To the Lovers of Sweet Music.
A DESIRABLE INSTRUMENT
FOR SALE. PIANO AND
MELODEAN COMBINED.
The attachment can be used singlj'
or jointly.
For particulars, apply to
J. W. TROWBRIDGE,
Abbeville C. II.
June 11, 1869, 7, 2t
Notice.
WE would respectfully call the attention,
of those to whom accounts
have been presented. These
iccouuts if not settled within the '
present month, will bo put into the
liands of an olHcer for collection.
TROWBRIDGE & CO.
June 11, 18G9, 7, 4t
POWLER & McDONALD Agents
f iii Ablieville for llm sale ol JQ. Bui
trick & Co., celebrated pfiper patterns of
Garments fur Ladies, Mioses' Boys and
I it ile Children. Patterns of all the new
*iyle$ of gaimenls always co hand.
June 4 18C9, 6?if
10,000 LBS. BACON
JUST RECEIVED BY
jNO, KNOX & CO.
April ?, 1869, 60?if
"S A TW A 717 4 T P
ax 9 j-r j-v Xi *-i JLJf I
TAILOR, r;:
ABBEVILLE C. II., s.- 0,,' o
ymyOULT)-rfefpeolfolly inform the. pahlte.
\ ? that he Is ftir^nt frr ihe sale of the
EMPIRE SEWINO M^CIIISE, which ia con
stated oo nrar prinoipl#, oo?Ben?iiJK many
n?* hnd TaloabVe tmjlro*?rn?ntr ' It fev*
heavier aad ihiuker >gobr1?; than pay oilier
machine,, an veil .??, Mie jpo?l delicti*, ,abiu,
and a<>ft fahrical yj, J ! Lu
fjf" Ppr farther, information e?1l at f?f?
faiforing eelabfi?bmen{, oh freed\ 'i eonier. '
if. -*86?, r. jVi >'
: - i
^pHE,SDDSOltlBBhlWonii??trftUnJ,. mi
L patron*, that ha will be abs*nct for a?verml,we?k*.
B?, Haa left hia husinena in tV?
lMrt4*DfcDr: tf PSRRltlli .'wKfc wrtticf
fastfew ddivarfeft W*:TOHIS,'?td r^e.ip^ngr
p^4jfiff k/< 10, ?^a
a : j T, OWEN
* Jane .11, jMttflttditt* <J >* >* 41 .*>
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ggagagBB^ywifii, i ijii .MKmmw
t!)c <?mpori
During the month of J
gains to cash buyers.
DEPUTY COLLECTOR'S
NOTICE.
UUil" U J- X
COLLECTOR'S OFFICE,
Abbeville, C. H.,
June 10,1869.
PUBLIC NOTICE
T.S hereby given, that I will soil at
public auction at Abbeville Court
Il'ouscv on Monday 21st inst., two barrels
Corn "Whiskey, containing thirtyeight
gallons more or less, seized by
Ij. L. Guftin, Special Seizing Officer, as
tho property of Wm. Wickliffe, for a
viunuion 01 me united f-jtates Jievonue
Laws, and, also, three small barrels
of the sa'mu, containing tliirtyeight
gallons, more or less, as the
property of ono McCracken, by the
same ofiieer, for the sanio offonco.
JAMES H. DENMIS,
Deputy Collector,
U. S. Internal Revenue.
June 10, 18G9, 7, 2t
^AiittisMor's Notice.
a nnuvrrr. w nr\TT\Tr>\r 1
? - ^ W * V V/ U 1 1
/? lhi Court of Probulc.
.A I-iL Persons interested in tho Estate
of ROBERT MARS, deceased,
will take notice that a petition has
been filed by William D. Mars, in the
Court of' Probate, said County, praying
a FINAL DISCHARGE from
tho administration of the Estato of
Robert Mars, deceased. That thcrcfore
tho Court of Probate
Ordered, that the said William D.
Mars have leave on Tuesday, tho 13th
day of Jul}' next, to make application
for a final dismissal and discharge
from the administration of the Estate
of Robert Mare, dee'd, according to
the late Act of tho Assembly in such
case made and provided.
W. D. MARS,
Adm'r of Estate of Robert Mars, doe'd.
9th June, 1869, 7, 4t
Corn! Corn!!
300 lmsliels prime While East Tennessee
Corn,
300 b>isti?ls prime While Maryland
Corn.
Cheese ! Cheese!! ,
200 pounds prime Factory Cheese, (in
good order )
100 pounds Italian Macaroni.
Bacon and Lard.
3 000 pounds prjme Clear Rib Bacon
S-dep,
500 pounds primo Leaf Lard, (in Keg*
aod Tierce*.)
500 pounds choice Sugar Cared Hams.
Chewing .Tobacco.
5 h If boxes medium price ChewiDg
Tobacco.
Sundries.
Soda, Wine and Boston Baiter Crackers,
Canned Fiuil^, (uf all kinds )
Kyssun, Gunpowder and Black Ten,
Dandies, Nuih, Soap and Starch,
Preserved Guigur and Citron^
With many oilier articles unnecessary to
enumeiate, to which the attention of the
pullic is respectfully invited, by ' ,
WoDONALD, NORWOOD <fc CO.
The Attention
OF parties dedring to sell Wheat,
or to make early shipments North?,
is calltd' to o^r terms. The soouer the
better. V - ' i v ..' . -J
McDonald, Norwood & Co.
~ s " ' ' "
June 11, 1809, 7-"*tf \
NATIONAL HOTEL,
Near Greenville and Charleston R. R. Depots,
| Colutnbiv, S. Oh \ f|
HAS Lib*r?l aeeomipodatian far' Gacct*
.* The convenient, 111*
are spaeiour land ventilated ? 'I'brtiffortr
new; ServtTpu proir>pt and attentive; tha Ta
Me it bfconlifirlly supplied with every delicacy
that Uie matket affurde. and the Bar ta* watr
a'Oeked with'alioice Wines and Liqaora. The
proprietor gi?es hie personal iropervieiimla.lhf
estuhliehmenJ, and intends t4 maintain andeir^'
tend ita reputation aa a first elaaa hoUl; ""'-P**
Tlve travelling ppbhear* r.ttpeoifully iatittd
to te*t ita merits try niakingthto.r harne nt the
National Ho)?l whiJn stopping in Columbia.'
L June IT^fe R. JOVNER, JProprla^ar."
J -i 'Je'/(.' i?i -:
wmmwom
teachers; '
s, / '
. > . / ?? - .'if1??
I ABBEVILLE. 8-' fl.. MAV # i I
^^G^^i^^iorAicraigof.
theFr^ <^^ty
-
I i HJ..I "J 11 !
I S11LLIHI
- V- r V ^ . . .
tiw ijf JTasljiou.
une we shall give barFOWLER
& McDONALD,
NOTICE, |
I
i r r ?
AljU persons having demands tjgnine' ?
ilie late John I?. Wilson deceased, f(
vii'I present ocpi<-s of their dfimtmii properly
probated to tha nndmsigned, as Boon as
conveuient.
R E BOWIE. c
L, C. WILSON, *
Administrators. u
May 7, 18G8, 2?tf W
MILLINERY!;
WE-shall receive next week another email
lot of Mi:linery. j
Wo will receive Sun Downs enough to
supply Abheville Dishici.
FOWLER & McDONALD.
June 4 1S09, C?tf
KEEP"]00L!!
?
14,000 ^i?"r?Mived(l
' J. KNOX & CO.
?3F" Parlies desiring 10 Ihs and up? ~~
wardH, per d:iy, can inako liberal .arrangements
us to prico, by applying early, lo
J. IC. & CO. I
Mny 28, 1869, 6?3t R
PETER BRENNER, <
PIANO MAKER,
AMD Agent for the sale of Tlio Cele.Zjl
brated 1'ianns Manufactured l?y
Chu-keriug & Sons, Geo. Sieck <fc Co.,
Wty. Kuabe <k Co., and othvrs. Also,
Parlor mm! Church Organs, and dealer in j,
all kind1* of Mimical Iubiiu'iients, Strings,
&c. 322 Broad Street, opposite Planters' .
Iloiel, AUGUSTA, GA. "
May 28, 18U9, 5?if 1
? H
Wagons. ?
SEAL, SIGN dc ROBERTSON "
would ask especial attention to their
One and Two-horse WAGONS, which
for 8t)le and finish, durability'and light
iiess of draught, can not be excelled. 1
Leave your ordurj at the Abbeville Car- j
riage Shop.
May 28, 18ft9, 6?tf J.
Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Lard,
Cheese Pepper, Spice, In- s
digo.
"p'OR sale by
J. K.NUA <k Uo.,
M*v 7, 1809. 2? tf
Stockholder's Meeting,
CuAuLrtiT*. ai auuiu CAROLINA U. K. CO.
Aftlcelii g of the tilockholdt-ra of the Charlaite
4t eSuulli Carolina Kail mart Com pa- ~|
uy m hereby called to be b?hi at the city of I
Columbia, South Carolina, ou WliDNESl>AY, J
til* 7tl? day of July next, at 1*2 o'clock M., to
consider th^quefli ieu of approving the coneolidniioti
of th<r Company with the Columbia &
.duguaia Kailroa<J Company, aud the tcrma of
eucli CouMlidation. ?
WM. JOHNSTON, ?
June 4, 18(58, 6?tf Pieaideut.
>.
TcTnoland, ast,
SADDLER AND HARNESS MAKER,
SADDLES, J;
Harness ani Treats Repaired. j
. alsjo, 41
FURNITURE repaired and re-cov- C(
ercd. Cane Seats put in chairs. p,
All work dpno neatly, and on reaBonaable
terms. [Juno 4, 1869, 6 ?tf
IGHNA. TALMAllGE,
MAGISTRATE. j
G. H.
,/^VFFICE formerly- occupied by. Tlioni ^
son ?fc Fair, next to W. A. Lee ^
Esq. .
April 23d 1809, 52?tf
?sr. uiiii
Lin#ee<J, TrfnherVflt/d Maehla* Oila.
White Lead,25 lb. package*,
While Ljad, 1 lb oil,
Copal, Japan and Oarriage Varnish,
"tJlue, Yellow and Green Painra,
Patent pry#*,; fptf gV /",/
j. Black Drop, dry and in Oil,
P^int and Varniali Bruahea, a
8a?b Tool*, Whit* Wa*b Bru*he?, 1
Marking Bru.-lie?, "
CaitiAl'a Hair Btriping Bruahea. *
PrMh Keroaiue No .1 .F
LaraiM, Chimney* qod febfcdea, .? , ., ?
OMWnrily Whiskey, ., , . Furw'Frenph
Brandy, -. v ?
fcchie.lam Schnapps, .... , w
Port and Madrid Wine, . ,
Green and Black T?H
j jj
|k 6K6&6or3Bof&few;
NO WBI CHELST*
II or lings Touic. ,
SlittUnnbergar'B Fever and Aguo.
Anditote nure'e&fe'aml njiecdy, slid
Oflaord'* Inditt Cliologogne, "never known
> fnil," Id tlie obsiinato cnies at
PAEKER & THOMSON'S. |
Moy 28 1869, 6 tf
JUST .RECEIVED, nl No. 3. Granile
Range, "0 l>bk Sug<u, 5 Baga Cof'?
50 M?l?. Flour, 1 Tierce Lard' 6 hlida.
{mcuii, 1 Tierce canvassed Uamx, 10 bbU*
lolau'H.'R, 6 bids. Golden diop Syrup.
Scliythe Blades, Cradles, Weeding IIoee,'race
Ctiuin*, Ilnmes 4co. All of which
re sold very low for Cash. Respectilly,
ENOCH NELSON.
May 20 09 tf
JUST RECEIVED at the Temple of
AtsllLUINb witbin tlie last week, three
dditional lots of MILL1NERR.Y goods,
rliich, owing to tlio advancement in tbe
iasou have been purchased ai very reduced
gunjs, and will bo 3oId astonishingly
heap. ltcspeotfully
ENbcn NELSON.
FRENCH YOKE SHIRTS!
THE BEST FITTING SHIRT NOW
MANUFACTURED.
FOR SALE AT
The Geits'MsMnj Sure
OF
IUARLES, PERRIN & CO.
May 7, 1SG9?2-tf
n.oTTugarhguse syrup.
liRLS. very best old fashioned SUGAR
9 HOUSE SYUUP, just received direct by
uilroud from New Orleutm, and for Bale low by
_Jun 13 10 'it T110S. EAKIN.
Ireat lieduction
IN
jpmn?
ENOCH NELSON would respectfully
tfurin his customers and friend-, that lie
really reduced the prices of everything
j lm Dry good* Department, E-becially
jh liea Dress goods, Linnen goods, C-Utonde?,
Donims, Summer Casi uteres, Readyindti
clothing ifeo. lie lifts also r fine as
urtment of Buys and Children's Ready
lade clothing, which he will seil at it very
hurt odvauce On New York cost.
500 BUSHELS
FINE WHITE -CORN,
Tor sale low for CASH. Call and
ee before purchasing ohe where.
-T A MAYS
April 28 25 tf
NEW
BOOT AND SHOE
sijos,
Jnder Mrs. Hughey's Hotel,
ABBEVILLE, S. C.
rilfE subscriber would respectfully in
form the public llixt h? has opened
is Shoe Shop unaer Mrs. Hughey's Hoil,
on Washington Street, where he ie
repnred with nil thr necessary siock to
!l any order that may be left with him,
om the fiue?t hoot to the coarsest brogan,
. rpasonuble prices on short notice.
He hopes, by a failbful discharge of his
inlnMi In tnArif a liharal altaru nf il.a
iblic patronage,
C. RIGHTER.
May 15,18C9, 3,"3m
?REE TICKET
\
ro The Show!
A LL persons indebted to the subscriber
"A tvjll "Jo well" to call and settle, or
icy will receire a free ticket to the show
bich will be opened by the''E?Squire"
r the village.
J. J. CUNNINGHAM.
pfil 30,1869,1, If
WOKS! BOOKS!
V KW STOCK, eelroted to spit the went* of
ell. A Book for everybody lliet wishes
(T?o4 Book, grit ten ap iu ihe beet style. ? .
Family Biltire, Biblte and Tenements with
clen, Biblevih'S voltime#,* w.itfc -N*V"S.
8pe<3iM ?U?tUioD jritf?n toih'e Wftb'ir of the
lti? folk*. Cell una oa* for yourselves, or send
sur cub ordere to me at Greenwood.
ikVv-*
isssKi"!sjsrsir
V' 'I III . JP.
FOR SALE,
HOUSE AND LOT.
fllliF. Into rr*id(Dr< of the MARSHALL
A FAMILY, in the town of Abb?-?ille, it
offered for wale. The lot c?n*i?ts of twelve and
ii half acres. The ritiiaiioii is commanding and
healthful. Tho man*i?n is handsome, and
contains nine commodious roonm, besides pantry
and elosita. The ouibui dings aro neat and
ample. *
TIIE ORNAMENTAL GROUNDS.
SHRUBBERY\ IOUNTAJ
N, ct-C.,
are beautiful. The
ORCHARD AND ORAPERY
aro Pel?'Ot ami fine. The mansion is within a
Tew hundred yttrile of the piibliu square, but it
retired, and secure from fire. This valuable
and desirable property can b? treated foi
rivatoly wjjh MR. BURT.
Terms of sale, liberal. Apply to
HON. ARMISTEAD BURT,
At Abbeville, S. C.
SAMUEL FAIR,
Columbia, S. C.
April 21 24 2t
GUNS, GUNS!
POWDJR AND SHOT
SODA,
FOR SaLE BY
QUARLES, PERRIN &. CO:
May 7, 1800?2-tf .
ISTe-w IBoolts and Stationery.
David's Writiffg Fluid, Stands of Ink,
Aesop's Fables,
Arabian N'gh?s, Bob and Walter,
Rubinsoii Crusoe, Toy Books,
Swine Family Robinson,
Webster's Common School Dictionary,
. Mitchell's Primary Geography,
Aut lion's Latin Lessons,
JlcOuffey's Uacders, old and new,
pocket Memorandums,
BUuk Books, llidex Books,
Photograph Alliums, Fancy Photographs,
Fancy Photograph Frames,
Initial Paper,
Wells' Natural Philosophy,
Corustock's "
" Chemistry and Botany,
Mrs. Lincoln's Botany.
DYES. A (inline, for dyeing wool, cotton
and silk, a beautifal pink or r?d.
Extract Logwood, Madder and oer D
A fretJi and aeleut nloclt or DRUGS, MEDICINES,
&.cjut received.
V ilU^KIDUUI," something uew for the
breath.
Fly Puper.
At PARKER A THOMSON'S.
May 5 28 tf
SOUTH CAROLINA
State Amltaral and Hechamcal
Official Organ of the South Carolina
State Agricultural and Mechanical
Society.']
AT an early title, the subscribers will
publish the fir*t Dumber of a Monthly
Magazine, devoted to the development oi
the material interests of this Stale, and the
whole Sotith ; and will distribute five
thousand copies gratuitously, bo that every
one amy see what it i? before subscribing.
They intend to make it the best and handsomest
industrial magazine ever published
at the South, and they auk the cordial co
operation of every good citizen in this enterprise,
which must redound to the public
welfare.
Poisons wishing copies of the first number,
will please send their address to
WALKER, EVANS ?fe COGSWELL,
Charleston, 8. G
May 14, 1869, 8?tf . , > ;
LIVERY STABLES AT
a nnnin r r /< **
A.DDE.V IJLLiL U.
BY
RUTLEDGE & MOORE.
THE subscribers have formed a partnersbip
in the Livery Stable business,
and have established themselves on the
well'known lot on Washington Street, for
merly occupied by Messrs. Seal & Sign.
They will ke^p always on band'for hire
the best description of horres and vehicles,
and will feed stotfk of alikinds at moderate
prices: In addition to tbe above they are
prepared wbb good teams and wagons to
do any kind of hauling that roily be desired.
P. 8. RUTLEDGE,
, JOS. T. MOORBL ,;
May 21, 1860, 4?tf.
Gieiiis Treatise d. Milch Cows.
Hymn Book*, Toy Books, ?ud Bohdol Borfdi
jD?t-vt^(?#4 *,
PAEKEE & THOMSON'S
' If *y St; 1449, Mrrff UJ?
i''i' * .??>! f,' M
3F?oar Sal?.
one-half
?mPl? (sciUti^ior Job Printing, *t^hp
1'J' 11 . ^ 1 ' II
IN'STJBE
A.SSET8 J* annary 1, 18<
Participating Policies rcceivo three-fourths of the
Cash Dividends declared Fuhrunrv Gtli, eight per
Scrip Dividends on ptriieipntitij? Polic es, twentv|
Tbe Scrip of 1807,((25 per ceul) is now receivable
JAS. F. BO
D. F. WIL
J. F. C. DuPre, Agent at Abl
May 21, 1860, 4?tf
( iikap! c
spring and mm
AltJLifisS.
PEHK
Will sell the following arti<
. TRY L
SPRING _P0PLIf
WEW& 11xPAfifiA, Ml
LINEN SUITS, CASSIMERE
' ^
WHITE DUCK PANTS AND VEST,
WHITE ALP AC C A ?
LARGE STOCK
General Prim, Velocipedes, Alpine, Felt, Wliile nnd
LEGHORN, VEST,
CUTLE
Kodgera and Wostenholmes Pocket
Fans ! Fans! Fans! Parasols! Paras
QUARLES, PER
May 7, 1760. 2t .
IEW HN II
Of every Ve
STYLE MB M
JUST RECEIVED ANI
LOW fOR GASH, AN!
j. 11 iff i
No. 4 Granite
CiLFl]
fffflHE SUBSCRIBER, bunac* of. th? accumulation of
JL to JtimMlf, to inform the Public, thai hereafter imO
in no ii.mkpee will tliif-rula he dft?iatrd from. flii G.ud* i
b!? figur#, (ina ill persona In aeuroti Sf t36od*,' OlIEAP J
vaulage io give- hun etcll* '% I*. V > v .. y,;.,
'' it-' ."..V'l ? 1*1/ - T ( '!
GROpESlES, PROVISIONS, HAED'W
:E,
I*P^; Wfltlrfeg tttpplW of the fottoWieg jrtfclw,
Su?f, Co&? WAli&ilutf7? . aoTtf
Shoulder* aod llaai*; S Tnt.le;
**- ( u??i,
< r-1 ;, /aw <j >jt'l H .
flpid*r?,_Oveiv? and Pot?,
aoiiil Hnnd
? Sor^wi
X 1ST
CAPI
l:/$350,00.0.00.
^ "
89, $444,461.52.
Profits, .
cent.
five percent.
as t:?bh iu payment of premium!.
>Z 15M AN, President,
COX, Secretary.
jeville.
HEAP!
HER GOODS.
t' ' . '
* ' I
)
& CO.
jles at low prices.
if LMOS.
!TOSs
ra&.-Mmms-,
i SUITS, ETC., v.;
WHITE LINEN SUITS
?A CKS.
OF HATS,
BU>tk, Straw Hate, at 25 Cents,
ILATEB.
It V .
Knive.i finrl
iols! Parasols! for sale.
R1N & CO.
triey of
Ml.
>,fOR SALE
8 GASH ONLY
_ I . >f ' ? fv jj 4i
IDI is,
'r'?. . . 1 .i r lF ' * V ><C >
Ranj^e.
i 1. ' ir.^" J
3 * _,/
AcoonqU, ftols oompeljed, fa just lea
ood? will boeol(J;oplj (or C?8H,>?4
ar? marked down to Ui? lowest pocsi*
FOR CASH, will ?*
ALMADGE.
r, n ?U.1iii
>5 ft a .o " v. /v. u Ail ~.*
<A*E Mil OTXLEET.
.. V^n
> "' j..
.. ,?<>?>?? , ?
W1JM<smw 1
and Bal n'"u
^|?i| uM-ikot,'
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