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Land Warrants.
THE highest Prices given for any number
of LAND WARRANTS, by
WESLEY A. BLACK.
Address Due West, S. C.
Sept. 0,1855. 18tf
To Wool Growers.
LABOR SAVED.
BRING your Wool and givo us a trial. We
are now prepared to CARD WOOL into
ROLLS on a new set of WOOL CARDS, with a
BURR MACHINE attached that will Burr the
Wool with less waste than if dono by hand.
The entire Macliinc is new, and situated on
Johnson's Creek, Abbeville District, five miles
North of Temple of Health P. O., two and a
half miles East of the junction of the Gener
al's and Ward's Roads, and near the latter, being
nine miles West of Due West Corner. Wc
will be able to Card from 100 to 150 pounds of
Wool per day. As we intend to do our part
well, we hope to give general satisfaction, and
therefore respectfully solicit the patronage of
the public. YOUNG & BLACK.
September 4th '65. 18tf
Patronize Home Manufacture.
THE undersigned invite the attention of the
public to their Lot of
Home Manufactured Shoes.
They have on hand, and are constantly adding
to tneir presentStock of Shooo and Boots consisting
of a variety of kinds. They invite particular
attention to their
, Winter Negro Shoes.
They are of the best quality, and will be sold
on the most reasonable terms.
FerBOns wishing to purchase can see a specimen
of our Winter Brogans at the Store of
H. S. Kerr, Abbeville Court House. Shoes and
Coots of all kinds in the best Style of Workmanship
will be furnished on short notice.
They would also inform the public that they
have a good supply of choice LEATHER now
ready for use and for sale. Call and see.
YOUNG <fc MULLIKIN.
Due West, Setember 3, 1854. 2m
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Abbeville Dislrict?In Equitty.
A. P. Ronixsov
vk.
Sabau E. McKinnev, Wm. II. McKinnkv
el. al.
Petition for the Sale of Lands.
PURSUANT to the order of Chancellor
Johnston in this case, I will sell at Public
Outcry, at Abbeville Court House, on Sale
Day in October next, the Tract of Land, described
in the pleadings, of the Renl Estate of
Robert McKinney, deceased, containing twenty-nino
Acres, more or less, bounded by lands I
of Wm. W. Belcher, A. I. Conner and others. '
PnrokflaA mnnmr e\ ! *
w"YI/VAVvKER," C."K A. J).
Commissioner's Office,
September 3, 1865. 18-ptds
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, |
Abbeville District?In Equiiy.
America 13. Hackett ,
v.*.
Ella C. IIackett,
Bill for Partition, of Heal Jixtate.
PURSUANT to the order of Chancellor
Johnston in this ease, I will sell at Public
Outcry, at Abbeville Court House, on Sale
Day in October next, the Real Estate of Elijah
C. Hackett, deceased, situate and lying on
Cuffee Town Creek, in Abbeville District, containing
Two Hundred nod Seventeen and onefourth
Acres, moro or less, and bounded bv
?r n. t~i._ r> t> . -
.UUUD ? ui. uunu ?. uuiTuii, ijcnjaniin oaica,
James Partjow and. others.
Terms.?A credit of tweve months from da}*
of sale. Purchaser to give Bond with at least
two good sureties to secure the Purchase money
and pay for papers. Costs to be paid in
Cath. WM. H. PARKER, C. E. A. D.
Commissioner's Office,
September 3, 1855. 18-tad.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Abbeville District?In Equity.
Wm. B. Dorn
vs.
S. A. Hodges, Wm. Bkazei.ey and Mary, his
wife,
Bill for Partition, Injunction &c.
PURSUANT to the order of Chancellor
Johnston in this case, I will sell at Public
Outcry, at Abbevillo Court House, on Sale
Day, In October next, the Tract of Land, described
in the Pleadings, situate, lying and
being on Persimmon Lick Branch?waters of
Rocky Creek?waters of Savannah River,
adjoining lands of John W. Hearst, James Morris
?n3 others, known as the Carrol Land, and
containing One Hundred and Sixty-three
A Wee, more or less.
, ?A credit of twelve months, cxcept
the Costo which are to he paid in Ca*U.
wgiYc uuuu wiui ui? least lwo
g/Wtt"sureties to secure the purchase money '
And p?V for papers.
W]? n PARKER, C. E. A. D.
Commissioner's Office,
September 8, 1855. 18-tds
FOR SALE.
A VALUABLE PLATNATlON IN the
"Calhoun Settlement," on waters of
Calhoun Creek, containing
mon or less, of which about Eight Hundred
are in WOODS well timbered.
There - are over Two -Hundred Acres of
Sriendid BOTTOMS, of which about One Hunred
and Thirty are in oultivivation, and nearly
the whole of which are secure from injury,
except from extraordinary overflows. Much
of the land is superior GRAIN land, and is
also good COTTON land. Tfie Plantation is in
excellent repair, with comfortable
Dwelling House,
out buildings, accommodations for sixty or
aeventy slaves, good fencing, Ac.
It is also well situated for the transportation
of produce, being ten miles from the Savannah
Biver, and the same distance from the Railroad
at AW1 Ml - n "
m> auuBYUie l>OUn tlOUM.
The proposed route of the Savannah Volley
Railroad passes within three miles of it at Calhoun's
Mills, where, should the Read be built,
a Depot will certainly be located.
This Plantation is only offered for sale to effect
a divison among the parties in interest.
/ For information as to Terms, Ac., apply to
' WM. H. PARKER, Esq., at Abbeville a H.,
. or to Mr. EDWARD PARKER, on the Plantation.
Abbeville, September 6,1855. 18-lm
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINAAhbevM*
District?Citation.
WHEREAS Edmund 6. Kennedy has applied
to me for Letters of Administration
on all and singular the goods and chattels,
right* and credits of Jamec H. Pester late of
the District aforesaid, deceased; - !
Tlieae are, therefore, to cite and admonish all
and singular, the kindred aad creditors of the
aid deceased, to be and appear before me, at
our next Ordinary*? Court for the said District,
fc>.be. holdenr-*t AblwriUe(k?rt House^onUie
. y. mr.i,, O. A. B.
*w,m v/;
...
FULLER'S HAT STOBE.
IN calling attention to my Styles for the
FALL AND WINTEU, I" return my
thanks at the same time to my friends and the
public generally for past favors, and I shall
endeavor to merit a continuance.
The suine moderate charges will prevail that
have made the establishment so popular
throughout tho State.
Fine Moleskin Hats, $4.
Oakford and Son'B (of Philadelphia) Fine
Hats, and Gennin's (214 Broadway) will be
$4 50.
No departure from these prices.
Terms oTcliisivclv Pmh
Sept. 6, *55. ' " 18 tf
King's Mountain Celebration.
rI",IIK Mujor-Generals and Brigadier GenerJL
n!s of the several Divisions with their respective
start's ; The Volunteer, Uniform and
Cavalry Companies of the State; The Members
of the Senate and House of Representatives;
The Clergy ; The Masonic; Odd Fellow and
Temperance Lodges; and the Members of the
Press, are invited to attend the Celebration of
the Battle of King's Mountain, on Thursday the
4th day of October next.
WM. B. WILSON, ) Committee
JNO. L MILLER, } of
SAM'L W. MELTON, ) Invitation.
Sept 6, '66 18-td
LAND FOR SALE.
I OFFER for sale a Traot of Land,
lying on both sides of Turkoy fijjijii
Creek, in Abbeville District, about five miles
North of Cokesbury Depot, on the Cambridge
road, containing
684 Acres.
About one hundred and fourteen acres bottom
land, some fifty of which is mill-pond bottom of
the richest and most oroductive ounli.v: three
hundred acres fine woodland ; the balance
cleared and in cultivation.
On the premises are a comfortable Dwellinghouse,
having nine rooms, all necessary outbuildings,
a Blacksmith Shop, and a
Fine Merchant Mill.
This place is situated in one of the most desirable
and healthy neighborhoods in the District
or State, and has one of the best MineralSprings
in use in the State. If the above place is not
sold before the first Monday in October, I will
sell it to the highest bidder, at Abbeville C. H.,
and no mistake.
The place was formerly owned by Reuben
Robertson, deceased, and is known as "the Itob
rtfion place.1*
Persons desiring to purchase land, would do
well to come and see this tiact, as I am confident
they will be pleased wjth it, as well as the
terms on which I will sell.
MARY N. ROBERTSON.
Nov. 1, 1854 '20 tf
Tho Columbia Banner and Lnurensville
Herald will copy until day of sale and forward
their accounts to this office.
New Literary and Political Journal,
TO BE rUBUSIIED
AT COLUMBIA, S. C.
rI~MIE undersigned, late Editor of The South
.JL. Carolinian und Columbia Banner, proposes
to publish, in the city of Columbia, a
Literary, Political and News Journal, to be
called
"TIIE EXAMINER."
In making this announcement, I am aware
that I propose to engage in an enterprise not
free from difficulties; but these I will endeavor
to provide against, by securing a"Subscription
List that will place the paper be3*ond the reach
of fuilure. Houth Carolina can richly support,
at her Capital, a leading Literary and Political
Weekly Jburual, and to her people I now
issue thin Prospectus, feeling assured the enterprise
will be sustained, and that they will
support a Home Jonrnal of the character of
that now proposed. As a
LITERARY JOURNAL,
For the home circle, "The Examiner will be
conducted with a view to render it at least e
; qnal to any ever published at. the South. The
| choicest, selections of English and American
Literature will be made for its columns, and a
I number of able Contributors will be secured.
I will endeavor, in this deportment, to make it
a journal worthy of the patronage and steady
support of the people of this State and of the
South. As a
POLITICAL JOURNAL,
The Examiner will abide by the old land marks
of the State Rights Democracy. Independent
of national parties, it will take a stand as a
faithful co-operator in the great work
of maintaining Southern Rights and promoting
Southern Union. It will be the organ
of no political part}-?the exponent of no political
creed?whi?-li has not. for one of its cardinal
principles "the Equality of the South in
the Union, or Independence out of it." This is
no new faith, bnt one which South Carolina
has long and earne*tly contended for.
NEWS JOURNAL.
The Examiner will contain the latest News,
Foreign and Domestic, received up to the hour
of publication. It will give full and correct
Market Itcporta and Prices Current. Our readers
in the country may rely on strict attention
being paid to this important feature of a newspaper.
It will give full and accurate reports
of the Proceedings of the Legislature and of
Congress, and the acts and doings of the various
political organizations. All news worth
giving to its readers will be carefully culled for
its columns.
' SIZE AND STYLE.
The-Examiner will bo one of the largest
Weekly Journals in the Southern States, printed
with new and elegant type, on fine white
paper, and issued in large quarto form of eight
pages, containing forty column* of interesting
reading matter. It will be the handsomest paper
ever published in South Carolina.
I have thus given an outline of the principal features
of the Examiner. Carolinians or tne people
of the South ought to reed no fuither ap
IJciu, in view 01 Liie present aspect ot political
affairs, to induce them to sustain with vigor
and efficiency their own Press and Literature.
TERMS.
Two Dollars per annum, payable hi advance.
The first year's payment will be required on
the receipt of the first number of the paper,
which will be issued so soon as I receive a sufficient
number of subscribers tor ensure its
success, probably early in October. Send
forward your names.
, 1ST Postmaster* who will be t>o kind at to
forward me names of subscribers will confer a
favor, and will receive a copy of the Examiner
without charge. Address me at this place.
Sept 6, 'fig. 18 2 WM. B. JOHNSON.
White Lead, Linseed Oil, &c.
16,000 *uu
, ?00. Gala. Linseed Oil, ~
100 Faint Brrwhe*, (Mtorted
All of which are offered M low, for Caab, as
they can be bought in iuty other, market, by t
H. 8. KKRl i
ij&B ?
- >. :;. <' .?.'* Bfausl; o?u. . ?/, & ;
J^awsss-ssa?
w.
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' We IVIust Have money !
ALL Persons having Demands against the
Estate of Enoch Barmorc, deceased,
will present them to the undersigned by the J
first day of November next. Those Indebted
to said Estate by Note, Store Account or
Blacksmith Account, will save the Administra- <
tors of much trouble and themselves of cost, I
by paying up by that Date.
Look out! you have had one ,
year's indulgence!!
D. L. DONALD, ) A.w~ i
J. C. WILLIAMS, \ Adm reAugust
23, 185G. l7-4t
ALSO,
Those Inebted to the late firm of Barmore
<k Donald by Note or Account, will save Cost '
by settling witli me immediately, as I must
iiiivc me iuvnr? i in oraer 10 close up the '
Estate of E. Barmore, deceased, and it is unpleasant
to have to sue for it.
D. L. DONALD, !
Surviving Partner.
August 23, 1855. 17-4t
Banner copy twice.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Abbeville District.? Citation.
WHEREAS, Hamilton P. Miller and Sarah i
C. Giles hatb applied to me for Letters *
of Adrninistraion, on all and singular the goods
and chattels, rights and credits of Joseph
P. Giles, late of the District aforesaid, de- i
ceased:
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish <
all and singular the kindred and creditors of
the unid deceased to be and appear before me,
at our next Ordinary's Court for the sfiid District,
to be holden at Abbev'llle Court House, on
the thirteenth day of Septe.'aber _ next,
to show cause, if any, why the stiid administration
should not bo granted.
Given under my hand and soil, this i
twenty-ninth day of August, in the year of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and <
fi ft TT filfn a?t/1 I? wr f A . ! J
Mtkj-UTC, ouu IU Wliccigliucui |CUl U1 AUiyn- J
can Independence. 1
WILLIAM IIILL, 0. A. D. i
Aug 31, '65. - 17-2w |
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. \
Abbeville District.? Citation.
WHEREAS, Basil Call ah am hath applied i
to me for Letters of Administration |
on alf and singular the goods and chat- I
tels, rights and credits of Jno. L. Callahnm, late <
of the District aforesaid, deceased : ]
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish
all and singular the kindred and creditors of
said deceased, to be and appenr before me, at
our next Ordinary's Court for the snid District,
to be holdcn at Abbeville Court House, on the |
twelfth day of September next, to show cause,
if any, why the suid administration should not
be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this twenty- '
eigth day of August in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and fifty-five,
and in the eightieth year of American
Independence.
W. HILL, O. A. D.
Aug 31, 18513 17 2w
Head Quarters.
6th Regiment S. C. Militia.
ORDER NO?
A COURT MARTIAL to consist of Eleven
Members will assemble at Donnldsrille, *
on Friday the 2l6t September next, for the
Trial of such Defaulters as may be brought
before it. The COURT will consist of
Lieut. Col. Wm. Clinkscalcn, President. '
C'apt. Hugh Robinson,
Lieut. Jackson Qriffin,
Capt J. A. Bigby,
Lieut. W. Norwood,
Lieut. J. W. Brooks,
.Lieut. S. M. Fisher, (
Capt, A. M. Agnew,
Lieut J. R. Swansey,
Lieut. T. J. Crawford,
Lieut. Jas. Pratt, 1
Lieut. B. C. Heart, Judge Advocate. J
By order of Col. T. J. Robert*
J. J. ADAMS, Adi't.
August 28. 1865. 17-tu
A IVEW STYLE.
I HAVE just received altogether a NEW
STLE of
BURIAL CASE,
Which for form and finish far hurpasses the former
style, they being made of the same material,
of course they will be found to answer
the same purpose. Their FORM and their
ROSE WOOD Finish pleased far beyond the
old st3'lo, in the minus of all that nave seen
them.
I shall soon have an assortment of therti here, t
which I shall be pleased to show to any ono
who may wish to see them. .
E. J. TAYLOR.
a 1.1 Ml- r\ tt ?? -- ? 1
nuuvvuie xx., august ZO, 1000. 17 II
Wilson's "Variety Store.
fl^HE undersigned having purchased the i
JL entire Stock of Moore's Variety Store, ?
respectfully offers to the public everything t
which may be sold in the line of CONFCTION- i
ERIES, TOYS, Ac, and hopes the public may t
favor him with a liberul patronage. He will
add to this STOCK in a few doya a Variety
of CANDIES, FRUITS and other Confection- eries,
which will enable him to accommodate
the commuiiity with anything in his line of f
business. Business will be continued at the
same stand, next door below Lawson's Tin
Store. 0. A. WILSON. *
Abbeville C. H., August 27, '55. 17-tf 1
Town Council.
AN Election for INTENDANT and four WARDENS
for the Village of Abbeville
will be held at the Court House, on the
second Monday, in September next, to succeed (
the present Counail, whose term of office will ,
then expire. Polls open from 0 o'clock, a. m., j
to 3 o'clock, p. m.
The following gentlemen are appointed managers:
John A. Hunter, J. William Livingston,
and Robert J. White.
By order of Council.
ROBT H. WARDLAW, Intendant
Abbbeville. Auer. 27. 1861. 17-2t J
The Giant Has Come !
WE call attention'of Planters to No. 2
and 3 of Scott <b Maobee, Giant's Corn and Cobb
Mill?ooe of them bemg in operation. Call
and examine. (
AL80,
1 Dos. Shuck and Straw Cutter*-?varions i
Si tea,
2,000 lbs. fresh Tobacco, just from Virginia .
. Factory.
0 Boxes Beet Brand Cigars. Fresh Goods <
arriving daily?aiU cheap for CmA, by i
. - . ^ " K. 8. KERR. c t
HHMRY 8. EMMl# '
WBOtE,i? ^*KTA" '
QMCBEIEJ,PIUmSIOMiMWICTIOIUilBS, .
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" t_ ,1 -
> Head Quarters,
6th Regiment, S. C. Militia.
ORDER NO?
A COURT MARTIAL, to consist of Eleven
Members will assemble at Greenwood, Saturday
the 22d September next, for the Trial of
such Defaulters as may be brought beiore it?
The COURT to consist of
Cnpt. J. W. Foshec, President,
Lieut. C. H. Sellcck,
Lieut Joseph Blacknell,
Lieut Jno. II. Connor,
Capt. J. F. Townsend,
Lieut. J. Wiley Buchanan,
Cupt Jno. Boozer,
Lieut Thomas Adams,
Capt James Douglass,
Lieut Richard Cobb,
e 11 u jj. u ueart, juage Advocate.
J. J. ADAMS. Adj't
August 28, 1855. 17-ld
NOTICE.
THE undersigned. intending to remove from
the State, about the twentieth of OctoDer
next, respectfully requests those indebted
;o him to make Payment before Return Day
lext, as longer indulgence trill not be given.
Chose who have become indebted to him this'
?car, by accounts, are requested to give their
jotcs. Payable January next, or the CASH,
is they may ehoose, all Payments and Setlements
must be made against the time specfied,
as it would be exceedingly disagreeable
a sue any one. JOHN DA'YIS, M. D.
Abbeville, S. C.t
August 13, 1855 15 tf
Dissolution.
rHE Copartnership of WHITE <fe BULLOCK
is this day dissolved by mutual
lonscnt All persons indebted to said firm are
equeated to make early payment
JOHN WHITE,
M. L. BULLOCK.
Jnly 26, 1855. v 18 8m
x? ew x iuut.
CONSTANTLY on hand from the best Mill?
in the District, a good Stock of FLOUR
rom NEW WHEAT, which is offered at the
owest market price by H. S. KERR.
July 27 11 ' tf
Bacon and Lard.
( /"V Lbs. Choice Tennessee
LVJ^UV/U BACON, conristing of
Sams, (neatly trimmed,) Shoulders and Sides.
600 Lba. Leaf LARD.
On Consignment for cash only.
V , _ H. 8. KERR.
If yon want Large Turnips,
&Et a Sack of OUANO from KERR, and
ow it on your patch. It has been tried
and proves to be the best Turnip fertilizer'In
ise. Try a Sack of it H. S. KERR.
July 27, 11 tf
Factory-Yarn. /
[> BALES YARN from Buena Vlata ^ J Y
J Factory, (Greenville.) RecomB?nded
to b6 the beat ever offered, for it*
ives, regula? texture. H. 8. KERR/
ABBBVIlIiS CO;
s
WE HAVE CONSTANTLY ON HAND An
will sell lowpr tlion ~rr j <i.!. .
# 1 ?- -?- * w?V4 uucivu IU CUJU I
We will build to order any Vehicle in our line
er REPAIRING neatly done, as cheap hb an
All New Wort
"WE also have on hand a large lot of FISK'S M
tecting the dead for prolonged iuterineut, for tra
which we will sell exceedingly low for CASH.
We will also make COFFINS, and send to any*
HEARSE, which will go freo of charge.
V
Abbeville C. H., January 18, 13G6
1BUGAT10N.
THE Exercises of the Abbeville Male Academy
will resume on the 10th of September,
being the commencement of the 2a Session
of the Scholastic year.
The Tuition of each Class will be for the
1st Class: Reading, Writing, 1st Ses. 2d Ses.
Spelling, and Primary Geography.
- - - $14 00 $ C 00
2d Class: The above with
Geography, History, Arithmetic,
English Grammar,
and exercises in English
Composition, 20 00 9 00
3d Class: The above with
all the advanced English *
Branches, - - - 2S 00 10 00
4th Class: The above with
Latin and Greek, - - 28 00 12 00
Boarding can be obtained in desirable fami
lies, and at reasonable rates, either in the Village
or country near the Academy.
Although it is of the greatest importance that
all the pupils should be present at the opening >
of the Session, still they may be received at
any time during the term. Students will be
charged from the time they enter until the cloec
of the Session, uuless special arrangements are
made to the contrary.
For further information, apply to the Principal.
JAMES C. CALHOUN, A. B.,
Principal, Instructor in Mathematics.
J\MES A. MONTGOMERY, A. B.,
Instructor in the Ancient Languages.
August 24, 18GG. 10 dm
Economy is Wealth.
THE subscriber calls the attention of tbe
public to the following valuable Recipes
which he is now prepared to sell at very low
'rates.
To Make Washing Fluid,
A most valuable economical arrangemeut for
house-keepers;
To Make Soft Soap,
The cheapest and quickest plan for the manttfacture
of good Soap ever discovered;
To Make Starch Polish,
This is a plain recipe for one of the most beautiful
and cheap polishes ever used.
To OTake Furniture Polish,
Another valuable recipe for the cheap and expeditious
manufacture of an excellent polish
for furniture.
To IVake Writing Fluid,
By this recipe a very superior ink may be produced
at "snort notice" and very little coat.
WILLIAM ANDERSON.
August 24, 1866 16 Sn?
. LAND FOR SALE.
THE subscriber offers for sale his LANDS,
situated within one mile of Mount Hill,
or Barmore's Turn Out on the Greenville and
Columbia Railroad. The Tract contains
'wir jr. :msz am 9
On the Tract is some Three Hundred Acres of
Woodland, about Thirty Acres of good Bottom,
a good DWELLINjg. HOUSE, GIN
nuusc ana quk&w, witrraJl ni.e<?s*ary out
Buildings. I will sell all together or divide to
suit the purchasers.
Any person desirous of settling in Abbeville
District would do well to apply, as the health
of the Place is unsurpassed by any place in
the District and very Productive.
Terms will be made easy.
BENJAMIN SMITH.
August 17, 1866. *16 tf
Executor's Notice. ,
Estate of John Campbell, dee'd.
NOTICE is hereby given to all persons interested
that a final settlement of the
Estate of said deceased will be made in the
Court of Ordinary for Abbeville District, on
the 26th of November next.
If there should be any demands against the
Estate still remaining unpaid, those persons
having such will present them DroDerlv attest
ed, for payment. *
JOSEPH F. BELL, ExY.
Aug 21, 1856 16 8m
Rags, Rags, Rags !
A LIBERAL Price will be given in Goods,
or Discount, for all the Old Cotton and
Linen RAGS, that are washed clean and put
up in old bags, that will be brought to us.
We have plenty of Summer GOODS on
hand, that we will let off Cheap, in order to
prepare for a Fall Stock. One of our firm will
leave for New York in a few days.
WIER <fc MILLER.
Aug. 23d 1865 16 4t
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE, #
Estate of C. Barnes, Dec'd.
ALL persons indebted to the Estate of'C.
Dnrnes, deceased, are hereby notified to
come forward immediately and pay up, as the
Estate must be settled soon. Persons who
ujojt tiavucjtkiuj5ttgaiimui.no same wui present
them to C. V. BAltNES, Sod, "
Administrator.
Aug. 16, 1865. lfi tf
Meeting of Directors.
THE Board of Directors of the Greenville
and Columbia Railroad will meet, at ,
Greenville C. H., on Tuesday, the 28th of AuSiat,
in St., at 8 o'clock P. M., in the "Haoaion
ouse." ' TffOS. C. PEBIN, Prea'fc.
Abbeville & H., 'Aoguat 20, 1866. 10-td
O. HI. CALHOVN, ^
f- ' WHOLESALE AND retail tDEALKB
IN FOREIGN AND AMERICAN
BOOKS AND STATIONERY, j
COLOMBIA. 8. 0/ !
- 7 V 6, JL OALHOTJU. <
J&jfc 9, 18b*. 18?ly
^twit LUTDEUH * OA&yj
. FattMt* to Ii?w and Bqnlty,
"Will PfompUv-?tt?Bd to all buwn?? ?Dtro?Ud '
VHj?r W* HT Offloy0DRDMge'
IkCH FACTORY!
assortment of Fine BUGGIES, which *#natket,
on tirue tO mrit the purchaser.
i of business, at the ahortest notice.
y other Establishment in the Stat*.
i Warranted. rLi*,
?
ETALIC BURIAL CASES, air-tight, (or pro'r ** -
importation, or any other d'eeir&ble purpote,
pnrt of the District desired. We have & ne^ .
THOS. M. CHRISTIAN,JAMES
L. DEALE. * *" ?;"*?
87 ly, -V
FOODS
A RELIABLE MEDICINE.
? . '<
THE CELEBRATED
COLLGTOK
BITTERS,
A Purely Vegetable Preparation
AND A ^
SOVEREIGN REMEDY
FOR
DYSPEPSIA.
THESE BITTERS are purely a VEGETABLE
COMPOUND, and are offered t<r
the public under the fullest conviction that
they will be found a safe and sovereign REMEDY
for DYSPEPSIA
They hitve been triumphantly tested, not
only by numerous families and Physicians ia<
the South, who have furnished ample testimony
as to their decided excellence, but also by
the proprietor, who, for ten yeara, suffered all
the gloom incident to that stubborn and di*
tresaing disease.
The COLLETON BITTERS are also a Carminative,
most excellent for Cholera Morbus,
Costivcnefw, Sea Sickness, Nausea, proceeding"
from whatever cause, Shortness of Breath,
Acidity, Heartburn, Cramps and Stitches in
the Breast.
The above Medicine is highly recommended <r~
to literary gentlemen, students, elderly people,
and others of sedentary habits.
i.T t 1... ?.1?? T i i ?*
M. uw ucicuy CCIH1J tuutl Hlive kflUWli IlliU
used your celebrated compound QOLLETON
BITTERS in my family for more than fifteen
years, and I do verily believe it to be one of _
the most valuable Family and Plantation Medicines
in use, having witnessed their beneficial ?,
effectu in ?o many instances, that with truth it "
may be affirmed," they well deserve the high
encomiums which they have received from theafflicted
who have partaken of their invigont>
ting and health-restoring properties.
Signed, CII43. G. CAPERS, Planter, . . ;f-v
St. Helena, S. C_"
The'underaigned, wholesale agents for tha '
above, take pleasure in stating thstthey are intimately
acquainted with the manufacture of<
the "Colleton Bitters," hence they do not hesitate
to commend the article as possessing rare
virtues, and wftl calculated to afford relief in
Dyspepsia and its Kindred
Diseases.'
Retail Price 60 Cent* a BotUal
For which sum an incalculable amount of suf?
fering may be arrested. The trnd? will b?
supplied on liberal terms. ? * . / - *
Orders should bo addressed to
HAVILAND, HARRAL <fc CG.r
Special Agentss, Charleston, S. C., >
~r t?_. 1-11 :?l. -
veto vta ^ri ugn, iucuium^ vneiuicais, *
Perfamery, Brushes, ?frFor
sale by WARDLAW A LYON; ^>?g
Abbeville; F. G. PARKS, Greenwood; GARY '
<fc GARY, Cokfesbury. [june 1 *55 ly
CANDIDATES FOB OFFICE.
MT The friends of S. G. W. DILL respectfully
announce him a Candidate for Sheriff*, at
the next Election.
X3BT The friend# of "W. "W. GRIFFIN rcapect- ^ "
fully announce him a candidate for Sheriff at*s ' V
the ensuing election. [May 1, 1866.
The friends of NIMROD McCORD respectfully
announce him as a Candidate for
Sheriff at the ensuing Election. '&
5^~Thc friends of Capt. S. A. Honors respectfully
announce him as a candidate for Tax
Collector at the ensuing election.
{tgTThe friends of JonN R. "Wilson respectfully
announce him ns a candidate for Tax Collector
of Abbeville District, at th? ensuing, clc?
tion.
yy Ws are authorised to announce the Rev..
James Moonr. as a candidate for re-election m
Tax-Collector of Abbeville District, at the ensuing
election.
t^-Tlie friends of JAMES M. VANDIVER
respectfully announce him as a candidate for
Tax Collector of Abbeville District, at- the en*
suing election.
xiic Auncvuic Hearse.
THE Subscriber has thoroughly fitted up.
the HEARSE which was under thecharge
of the Town Council, with overy thing'
complete, and by tho direction of the Council!
will endeavor to keep it ih good order. . '
He will also make COFFINS of Black Watnut,
or covered in any style desired, -and de~ <- \
liver them by a careful driver (and his oms V
attention if required) to any part of the dW?,
trict . "E. J. TAYLOR.
LOOK TO YOUB OWN INTERESTS^. * J, # |
AND CALL AT THE V
PEOPLE'S CASH
AT MOUNT CARMEN
AND examine onr fresh supplies of &RO-* . -&A
CERIE3, PROVISION# OONFB&* ^
TIONERXBB, At., ?c., which we ^ave on hifldk mgJJ* ,
?n4 are constantly receiving. ' '
-Ourmotto is, "Live, and let live." ^
HESTER A SCOTE
May 88. 1856 ,v Iy:' . ,/
Settlement,
K8TATK OF WILLIAM THOMSON, DEO*A#*?l.:;i
IN Creditors of said docosftfcd^'
latllamanfc vill Ka marl a nf *k'*a ttmtmi3HBM**?????%