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GEEAT BARGAINS FOE CASH!! fleto Htm AT ABBEVILLE C. II. SLAGER ct LIVINGSTON respectfully inform tlic citizens of Abbeville villngc and District tlmt they have opened, nt the old stand of ' WILLSON & WILLIAMS, one of the largest, best selected, finest and vnvn|>u3i, slocks oi fAftUY and STAPLE 1BBK ever exhibited in the up-country. Ab a part of our extensive assortment we vrill mention: Ladies' Dress Woods? DcLaincs, Cashmeres, Amelinc Cloths; Alpacas, IMaid Stuirs, Ginghams; English and French Mcrinncs (all shades); * Culicoes, (of every style and price); Mantillas and Cloaks, (a splendid assort- ; nieut of latest styles and at all prices); Hosiery, Gloves, Shoes, ?te., Ac. For Ciiciits and Boys? Cloths, Cassi in ores. Tweeds, Vesting*; Boots, Shoes, llats and Caps Ac. Ac.; Also, one of the largest and beat manufactured assortments of Ready-made Clothing that has ever licen brought to this market, to * which particular attention is invited. For Family UseAll kind< of Blankets, l'lannels. Damasks: Sheotini'9 Xliirfitum 'l'i?l!n,.a 0~, J,--. ?-.."'S'l I Diapers, Doylies, Curtain Materials, <tc. l*la.ututioii (iOods? Plains (Georgia and Kentucky); Osnaburgs, Stripes, Kerseys, <fre. <fcc; We have also an extensive stock of .UEWELHY, consisting of every article embraced under that head, to which we invito the notice of customers. In short, our stock in varied and complete, and we respectfully solicit an examination of it. We show for nothing, and sell for as near nothing as any other establishment can afford to do. CALL ?fc SEE what bargains wc will sell FOR CASH.J& Oct 22, 1865 25 3iu Administrators' Sale. EST ATK OF WILLIAM niCIIKV, DECEASED THE Administrators of the Estate of William Itichcy, deceased, will sell by I'ub lie Auction, at. the late residence of deceased, i near Danaldsville, on Thursday the 1,'ith of | iioviiinuer next, ail the personal lOst ate of the ] said deceased, consisting of Eleven Likely Ncgroor, Five very likely Mules. one llorse, A Cattle, Hogs, Cotton, Corn, Wheat, f t ! Flour, Oats, Fodder, Shucks, Cotton iSeed, Plantation Tools, a good Familv Carriage, Waggon, Household and Kitchen Furniture, a vet of excellent Blacksmith Tools, besides much other property too tedious to mention. Terms uiade known on the day of sale. EZKKIEL RAZOR, ) . , , I}. F. JIOSELY, f Adl" r8' October 18, 1855. 25-3 w THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINAAbbeville District? Citation. V" 1IEREAS John Davis has applied to Y me for Letters of Administration on all and singular the goods and chattels, 1 rights and erediis of Mrs. Sarah I'ace, late of ' the District aforesaid, deceased ; ' These are, therefore, to cite and a<lruoiii*h all ' and singular, the kindred and creditors of the , ?aid deceased, to he. and appear before me, at ' our next Ordinary's Court for the said District, to be liolden at Abbeville Court House, on the j twent-ninth day of October, inst., to tdiow ' cause, if anv. wliv* 11?^? s?iil ?i " mot be granted. Given under my hand an?l seal, this twelfth 1 -day of October in the venr of our J.ord i one thousnnd eight hundred and fifty-five And in the eightieth year of American Independence. i W. IllI-Ij, 0. a. d. i Oct 19, 1855. 24 2w pone, WHOLESALE k RETAIL , DEALER IN [Next door to Chambers & Marshall,] COLUMBIA. S. O. MT Of/left from the Counlr/f respectfully invited and faithfully filled. [Oct 19tf For Sale or Trade, i AKEGRO GIRL, eighteen years old, large and likely. AUo, a first-rate BUGGY. Apply at this offica. Oct. 19 24 3w Received this Day, AT CHAMBERS & MARSHALL'S, BLACK Silk and Velvet CLOAKS; Black Satin do.; Col'd Moire Antique do.; Black and Col'd Clotli handnoroely trimmed with Moire Antique ; And a great variety of Cloth CLOA KH, TALMAS, tx. Call and see Uiem before t.';?y Are all sold. Oct 18 Land Warrants. THE Subscriber respectfully informs holder* of LAND WARRANTS that lie is still in tho market, reudy to buy any number, and not lobe run off by any man who snys come back to me before you sell. I am'determined to give aa much or more than any other purchaser in the District. B. V. POSEY. Abbeville C. H., S. C., Oct 15,1856 24tf Hardware, &o. TEA Kettles, Waffle-Irons and Boilers; Hand-Axes, Hatchets, Hammers, ?tc.; Tin Ware, at the mrnufacturers' prices; Buckets, Tubs, Churns, Broom*. Ac.; A complete lot of the best Hand-saws, Files, Ac.; For sale low. -by H. S. KERR. Oct 18 24 - 3t 4b = Bagging and Bale Hope. M BALES Gunny BAGGING.; 60 Coils Bale ROPE; For sale, a little .tinder any. other market* by ' * "H. & KERR. Oct 17 U 8t ' Cincinnati Baoon Sides. 40.00Q ad feraale lo^r, by # H. Sr KERR. Oct 17 / U St ' ; ?* ? - '* >- ... 'iiai* iJj+tiiC&Lu.. iHt. MAMMOTH SB KT. E5 32 ? AT BRENNAN'S DRY GOODS STORE, BROAD ST., AUGUSTA, OA. $40,000 WORTH OF FANCY AND STAPLE DRY 4S- <3X J9 a H? D 8) SM 9 To be Sold Without Reserve! rpnii Lnrgcst nnd beet nssortcd stock of DRY JL GOODS over offered in this City. On and lifter Monday, October 8tli, tlie utidcrs'gned (with ft view to moke ft chnngc in me m m, iiuu reoucc his present heavy stock of Goods,) will sell, without reserve, fit Wholesale or liotn.il, the entire Stock; and to save commissions, lie will sell lower than the Goods would bring at auction. Merchants, Planters, Dealer*, and the public generally, will study their own intercut by examining this Stock before buying elsewhere.? And to save time and trouble, he would say, the terms will be Cash for sums under one hundred dollars: for nmounts over, approved City endorsements, with interest from date of Fale. P. S.?The Ladies are respectfully invited to call and eee the Silks, Merinos, Cashmeres, Wool Plaids, Alpacas, (Joborg Cloths, Bombazines, A'c., <fcc.. etc. THOMAS BRENNAN. Above the Globe Hotel Corner. Augusta, Oct 8, 1805 21 ?iw masonIC FEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, AT COKESBURY. rF",IIIS INSTITUTION" will be open for the .1. reception of Pupils on the First day in T - - IKAI, illlU eiOSO HIC <lliy lit !50|>- I tember, making one longTorm of Nino Months. The Faculty will consist of F. A. CONNOR, A. M., President and Prcfvssor of Jfatural Scifnc and Mathematics ; Rev. T. E. WANNAMAKER, A. XVL, Professor of Moral J'h ilosojjhi/, Incidences of Christianity and Jlellrs Lett res ; Mr. Q. IAEGER, Professor Music and Modern I*angvarjtx; Miss MART E. SNEAD, Instructress in J'aintina, Embroidery, &c. The Board of Trustees have secured the services of a Faculty composed of worthy Master Mason?, eminent for purity of character, nml high literary attainments, whoso every effort will he to cducatc young ladies so ns to adorn any sphere in life. Our new Masonic building will he completed by the opening of the Term, and the Board intend furnishing it with every appurtenance necessary to the acquisition of an education of the highest order. As they have determined that this Institution shall he second to none, so they confidently expect the encouragement and patronage of an enlightened public. Fur any information necessary, we refer to our Circn lar, or to any member of the Committee, or President of the Faculty. .T. K. VANGB, *) li. Z. HERN DON, > Committee. F. F. GARY, ) Oct 15. 1855. 21 tf g?/* Abbeville Banner, Sumter Watchman, Laurensville Herald, News Mirror, Edgefield Advertiser, and South Curolinian will copy 3 limes and forward accounts to Chairman of Committee at Cokesbury. EXECUTOR'S SALE. IN ACCORDANCE with the Will of John Callahan), deceased, I will Bell, nt the late residence of said deceased, 1/3 miles North sf Abbeville Court House, on the 13th and 14th sf Novembfr next, some of the Ileal and Personal Estate of said deceased. The Real Estate consists of two Tracts of Laud, one of which contains about One Hundred Acres, adjoining lands of 11. Callnham and C. Ellis.? The other is the Home place, containing about two iiuixireu ana liny iicres, r>n which 13 n good Mill-seat and a Water-dam in irood order. ALSO, Eleven Negroes, Cotton, Corn, Fodder, Oats, Morses, Cattle, Ilogs, Sheep, Household and Kitchen Furniture, Plantation Tools, nnd a. great deal of other property too tedious to mention. Terms made known on dav of sale. S1IEARI> W. CALLAIIAM, Ex'or. October 17,1855 24 ot Valuable Land I'or Sale. TIIE Valuable Plantation belonging to the estate of James S. Bask in, will be sold .0 the highest bidder, on tho first Monday in November next, at Abbeville Court House. This J.and lies on the Augusta Road, within 1 hillf mile of Willington church, and on the raters of Mill Creek, a branch of Little River. The above Plantation contains Six Hundred and Thirty Acres, ihout .Forty acres No. 1 Bottom land. There s about Three Hundred and Fifty acres of Woodland, with splendid timber. The buildings consist of a large TWO-STORY DWELLING HOUSE, Kitchen, Negro bouses, Stables?in fact every necessary out-building TERMS OF SALE.?The above Land will bo sold on a credit of one, two, and three j ears, in equal instalments, and interest from date. Tho purchaser will be required to give bond with two approved sureties, with a mortgage of premises, if deemed necessary, and pay cash for papers. W. II. SIMPSON, ) ? W. S. McBRIDE, \ Executors. Oct 17, 1805 24 tsd EA:LE0AI)c6NVENTlbN~ THE annual Convention of Stockholders of the Savannah River Valley Railroad Company, will bo held at Aiiderson ^ Court House, on Wednesday, the 14th day of November next, at 10 o'clock a. m. A full Rcpresen inuun 01 oiock, cuuer m jitieou or uy proxy, is earnestly desired. By order of the President, "NVM. A. GILES, Sec'y and Treas. October 8, 1856. 23-4t CHARMS fm. ~!2<s> jf THE Subscribers will eon?Sag# tinuo the FACTORAGE J36BLflSSL AMD COMMISSION BUSINESS, in the City of Charleston, under the firm of WABDLAW & WALKER, and respectfully solicit assignment** of Produce of all kinds, to which their personal attention and best cfiorts will be given. . Commission for aelliog Cotton, Fifty Centt per Bale. V. A. WARDLA W, O. WALKER. Oct 12, 1866 84 6m Wanted Imme41Mely, FORTY or Fifty likely younjj NEGROES, for -which liberal prices, Jsf in cask, will be gi* etf; STTBER A F^ARKftT. September 2, 1855. - tf ' "hj ?? X i? Ti ' " NEW GOODS ! NEW GOODS!! WIER & MILLER, Brick Kau&c i\o. fl, ABBEVILLE C. II., HAVE Just received from New York and i Philadelphia, a very large nnd well se-! lected Stock of FALL & WINTER GOODS j for this market. DUESS GOODS. I French und English MERINOES; French j MUSLIN DeLAINES, Plain and Figured; j Black nnd Figured ALPACAS ; Black nnd Figured SILKS; Colored SILKS;, Dress TRIMMINGS, ?Vc.; CLOAKS and, MANTILLAS; SIIAWLS, RIBBONS. LACES, EMBHOIDE- \ RIES. HOSIERY, Alexandre GLOVES. Alexandre GANTLETS ; Ladies' SflOFS and BOOTEES ?11 .W-5, BROADCLOTHS, FRENCH CASS1J1ERES, 1 SATTINETS, Ac., io. i| PLAXTATIO.\ OOODS. BLANKETS, KEKSEYS, Ac.;SHOES, HOOTS, i. Ac.; NEGRO BROGANS, a large stock. j' We would call particular attention to our very large stock of G-entlemen'3 Clothing. COATS, PANTS, and VESTS, nr.d a great ujr- , ny other Goods too tedious to mention. All we nsk of our customers in to give us a , ( call and look for themselves. Oet 9 24 Sw j liXccuforK) Sale. ' LANDS AND .MERCHANT MILLS, t NEGROES, Jc C . rpiIE Executor* of the last \V;il of & JL John Donald, deceased. "vvill sell ^*>y. by Public Auction, on the ".lat instant. i (Wednesday,) at the late residence, Donald*-j . ville, Abbeville District, some of the Real and j nil of the Personal Estute of sai?l deceased, viz: j r Ones tract of LAND, on Little Turkey Creek, ! containing 1 11"Acres, on which is situated an ! j, excellent Flour and Corn Mill, in good order.? j t Another tract of Land, known as the Dron-: tl nan Place, supposed to contain about l.'O j ^ Acres, and also another tract known as the ! t Miller Land, Comprising about lf?0 Acres. j u iiO j\cgrocs, j? Some tif them are young and likely, nnioi.^; i J: whom are two Blacksmiths and a First-rate iniller. i" The crop of Cotton, Corn, Wheat, <fce. i c Horse?, Mules, Cattle, Hot;-, Plantation Tools, j1 Household and Kitchen Furniture, A*o., ?! <;.,: I and various other property too tedious to' s mention. ' n Terms made known 0:1 dav of sale. !? SAMUEL DOXALD, ) - . L J AM ES F. DON A LI\ 1 x 1 l, Donaldsvillc, Abbeville District, j |n October 3, lSj.i. THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, " ABBEVILLE DISTRICT : IN THE COURT OF ORDINARY. J Sale of the Real Jislatc if J~ohn I. C'cC- l' " lahatn, deSa, for Partition. ? IN Pursuance of the Order from the Court pf Ordinary of Abbeville District, I will sell, h to the highest bidder, on solo-day iu November tl next, the Kenl Estate of John L. Callahan), dee'd, situated in Abbeville District, on waters of Little I'.ivor, bounded bv lands of John F. I Clinltscales, Caleb Iiurton nn'.l others, and oon-1 >; taming One Hundred and Seven Acres, more j or loss. TFItMS.?A credit of Twdve Months the j purchaser giving a bond and security, and u mortgage of the premises to the Ordinary, to ! seen re llie payment of the purchase money. ' r Costs to be paid in eitsft. , . 1'HOi H. COCHRAN, S. A. 1). !o October f, 165.3 'J 15 :iw j <> Sheriff's Sales. BY virtue of sundry "Writs of Fiera Facias j j| to me directed, I will sell at Abbeville i j Court llou-e, on the first Holiday in November next, within the legal hours of sale, the followiiig property, to wit: 400 acres of land, more or less, bounded by i Tlios. Pfttigrew, and Snrah Jones and others, ! as the property of W. W. Hill, ads. Win. D. i r Mars and others. j . 200 acres, more '-r less, bounded by Win. J a Gordon, J. F. Marshall ami other*, as the prop- C erty of, John Giles, ads. Joel J. Lipford and j C others. - I v 150 acres, more or lrs?, bounded by J. F. i L Marshall. Wni. Gordon aad others, as the prop- a ersv of Jits. Cunninirham, ads. John White and j other:". 130 acres, more or less, bounded by lands of; t, N. J. Davis, It. II. Wardlaw and others, as the j property of Jane A. Karey, nds. Luke Matliis' and others. ! \ 250 acres, more or loss, bounded by Jas. Q. j ] Bozemar, E. F. Power and others, as the prop-1 ^ crty of J. A. Martin, ads. W. Ii. Martin and j f. others. k 150 nercs, more or less, bounded by Summer- (j ville, Catharine Zimmerman and others, as the 1 jj property of Alex. Stevenson, ads. Wni. Smith _ and others. 150 acres, more or loss, bounded by Win. Ware, James Killingsworlb and others, as the r Sroperty of Jas. M. Vandiver, nds. B. F. Maulen and others. C Slots in the Villuse of Abbeville, containing jj ?Lot No. 1, 5} acres, more or less; No. 2, 7 i acres; No. 3, 5 acres, more or less; bounded J by Jae. II. Cobb, Catharine Alston and others, I I< as the property of E. V. Posey, ads. A. F. Po- j sey and others, Rold on ft credit of twelve months, the purchaser to give note and approved security. (The above Ix>ta will tcrlainh/ be sold, and bein(j tccll improved, and therefore very desira- . ble situations, any person desiring to purchase 1 will do well to be present on that day.) v 600 acre*, more or less, bounded by Marshall 1 Sharp, Dr. W. T. Jones nnd others, as the property belonging to the estate of Itcubcn Robertson, ads. Magcc A llazor and others. 600 acres, more or less, bounded by It W Lites, Sarah Wideman nnd others, as the property of T. J. Lyons, ads. Newton Reader and others. 600 acres, more or less, bounded by Dr. A. r 1. wiaeman, w. k. Brariloj' and others, ns the property of A. Tittle, ods. Margaret P. Martin \ and others. * Also, oq Wednesday after Hale-day, at Donaldsville, 2 Buretins, J5 Tables, 1 Cupboard, 6 Windsor Chairs, 1 Looking Gloss, 1 Shot Gnn, 11 Wash Pot, 8 Shoats, 41 doz. Oats, 1 lot Fod- , der, as the property of Thos. Robinson, ads. ( Baml Donald and others. Terms?Cash. . T. R. COCHRAN, 8. A. D. Sheriff's Office, Oct 15, 1856. OBEOIT CHAPTER 9, B. A. M., C0KE8BURY, WILt meet on the Fourth Monday of *v?Tf month; sUo, on ,tbe Frid^yitirFebruary, April, Jane, Augusfc, October, I>eeemM at8 P. M. > - .'far-'.'-'. Feb. I ft; 1858. . *1 ' ''jsti' " " y. ?? CHAMBERS & MARSHALL ATE NOW RECEIVING fcl/TPLIEd or FALL AND W NT E E ?Ti3- <tgjb ?Z? flT? Sfi 9 C\OXSIHTING of Plain nnd Fancy Frcnch ) Di: LA I NFS ; French nnd Englinh MF.RIN03 ; 33luck and Colored ALPACCAS ; Black and Fr.ncy SILKS; Cloth CLOAKS," in ^rent vnricfv ; Embroideries, Glove;. Hosiery, ?Ve., .tc. Oct 3 ROCK-ISLAND CASSIMERES, Kentucky jeans, FLANKF.LS, LIXSF.YS, TICKINGS, L? 0 M F.ST I OS, i\ large stock, fit CHAMBERS & MARSHALL'S. Oct 3 NEGRO norma ncIILEY'S GEORGIA PLAINS, O BROCAXS, BLANKETS, dx., I'lie largest Btock ?-ver brought to this piao<\ I ind will ho sold for Cash at prices which will jompnre with the Churlcrtton, Columbia or AuttHta markets. Call and nee them at CHAMBERS .t MARSHALL'S. Oct 3 ?igu of tiic Two Lar|{c Watclie*. WATCHS, CLOCKS, ?AND AT NEW YORK PRICES, FOR CASH! ! MERCHANTS and Dealer* will do ! well to call and examine the Rtock of VA1CHE3. CLOCKS aud JEWELRY, at 2 29 Eiiiig Street (eforc they purchase elsewhere. Every article raminted. A stock always on hund_pecuiiarly adapted o country dealoru. Save twenty prr ant. by calliur/ on WM. MASTERMAN, ?19 King-st., Charleston. Four doors from Wentvorth street. October 0, 1855 22 tf The 3IiB!s Hosisft. 1M1E Proprii-lflr returns his hearty and sincore thank* to the many friends wf."> ave favored liiin with their patronage, Btnce lie addition of his new and thoroughly furished house to the tirst-clav? Hotels of hiirU*3ton. lie takes pleasure in announcing iat the Mills House, although new and in ood order, h:ia been lo-toaeiieJ during the .1 miner, and so re-fitted as to keep up with le demands of taste, comfort and elegance.? lie arrangements of the Hour,e, in all respects, re continued, with a scrupulous aud unsparing igard to the wants of the traveler or sojournr, and the travelling public are assured of ail ic accommodation-, of a first-class Southern lous\ at the usual and established priees of jell hotels. The constant personal attentions nd cares of the proprietor are bestowed on l- hoj^c, and he is aided in r.il departments y tin well-tried and approved assistants tiiat avc aiade themselves favorably known to foricr j. Urona. Til OS. S. NICKERSOK ? Charleston, Sept. 21, 1505. *>? PUIiT xw? iifi-T STORE. rv ?tl!in?r attention to my Styles for the L FAi'X AND WINTER, I return uiy tanks a', the same time to my friends and the ublic generally for past favors, and I shrill iJeavor to merit a continuance. The snrae moderate charges will prevail that ave made the establishment so popular iroughout the State. l-'ine Moleskin Ilats, $1. Oakford and Sou'h (of Philadelphia) Fine ats, and Ocuuin's (214 Broadwav) will be ' 1 o'>. " | No dcj'.rirturc from these prices. Terms exclusively Cash. Se|.t 6. T.5. 13 If The Interest Must be Paidj~MIE Interest on the Notes given to Endow L Er-kir.e College will be due on tlie first f November next; punctuality in the payment f the same is necessary to the success of the jstitution. The undersigned, or the Treasrer of the College, Rev. J. N. Younp, will he i attendance (tt Abbeville Court House, on tie day, in November?those living iu the list riet will be expected to pay the interest ii their notes on that dny, if it. is not previasly settled. W. R. "HEMPHILL, Ag't. C< ;. 2, lb">. 22-1.'ii For sale. I'M IE Undersigned offers for sale his valuable Plantation in Abbeville District, situled and lying on both sides of Coronnere reek, equi-di.ilar.t between Greenwood and okesbury, and three miles from the Greenille A Columbia Railroad, with his House and ot in Cokesbury. A Bargain can be had bv pplvingsoon. II. W. LEDBETTER. * Oct 8, 18&.r> 23 3m CST* P. S.?The Plantation will be divided > suit purchasers. Shingles ! Shingles! r^OSIIEli <fc SAMPLE, at Ninety-Six, keep L. constantly on hand large quantities of :ie Heart-Pine SHINGLES, of the very best uality, whit h will he ftold at the lowest martit price. The attention of persons living on i:?. ,.f D.;i i : i ? :?-.i ?t line v/i nuuiuuu is pariicuian^ ju v m:u iu lis notice. [Oct. 6, 1865 22 tf LAND FOR SALE. IMIREE inik'3 West of Lowndcsville, and one mile "West of Smyrna ftjiij! amp Ground, a Bargain can be had, if aplied for soon. For particulars apply to Col. F. W. Davis, lashall House, Abbeville C. H., or to D. T. reeland, Lowndesville. LOWNDESVILT.E. Lowndcsville, October 1, 1866. 4t NOTICE TO DEBTORS. rHE firm of Hester <fc Seott is this day dissolved by mutual consent. All persons idebted to the firm will come forward and lake payment* as we desire the business of lie firm closed forthwith. HESTER <fc SCOTT. September 20, 1855. 22-tf SPRINGS. AND AXLES. Price*) Kcdoccd! At tho Sign of the Golden Anvil. rHE Undersigned have now on hand a complete assortment of SPRINGS and AX<ES. which they^are selling at reduccd priccs, i>r cash. FISHER Jk AGNEW Jt CO. Columbia, April 80, 1855 [ju 1 Sugar, Coffee, Salt and Iron. -)f\ BBLS New York C. Y?llow SUGAR; )U 4 " " A. White 6 Bbls PnWerirod and Crcshed " 4 Hhds Brown " 800 Sacks SALT. 20,600 Libs Sweden and English IRON, assorted. For sale by H. B. KERR. Oct IS 34 8t . HAMS. A LA.RGE tot of Fjn?;B?c6a HAMS foV j?^c?iT?rf wd for wifil^by: . if ":' . H. S/*3lftR, * ' JL* ' '. f ! - M&i * y ABBHVIILB CO. WE HAVE CONSTANTLY ON HAND An will r<>11 lower thnn ever offered in this Wo will buili] to order nuy Vehicle in our lin j py REPAIRING neatly done, an cheap *b ai &T All New Worl ! WE nl*o hnve on hand a lnrpe lot of FISK'S 1 tecting the dead for prolonged interment, for tri , which we will ?ell exceedingly low for CASH. \tr tn _>_ ? ? * ? i ?? ? win iimn rnaxe wi'i- lisfj, nud send to any | IfEARSF, which will go free of charge. Abbeville C. II., Jonanry 18, 18G6 I CHARLESTON BOOK gtpsitorj), i 18 and 20 Hayne Street, |i Rear of Charleston Hotel. j 1 STANDARD Religious Works. especially the 1 Publications of tlie Methodist Publishing I House, Hvinup, Teiiliiiiieut*, and Bibles, of eve-!'ry description. Sunday School Requisites and Books, at j Publisher's prices. ! < 1 -?r: " - - jn:iceiianeous works, fu.table for ' the Young and for Private and Public Libraries. The attention of Booksellers throughout the country is culled to the stock of Books suitable to their trade. Blm.k Books, Stationery, Pencil*, Pens, Inks, Slates, Envelopes, and a general assortment of Requisites for School and Mercantile purposes. School Books supplied to Merchants and to ; Schools and Colleges, upon as reasonable terms ^ as can be afforded in the South. ' Orders with satisfactory references will be ( attended to promptly bv J? \V. STOT, to whom communications are to "be directed. I Oct. 23, 1855 24 tf ( F0TTH9 A RELIABLE MEDICINE J t* T\ I THE CELEBRATED COLLBl'ON i BITTERS, 1 A Puroly Vegetable Preparation s AND A seVEREiCX RritlEpv ^xsi'Fpsia. he public under the fullest t? t ;hcy will be found a safe and sovereign | F.DY for DYSPEPSIA. '' They have been triumphantly tested, not a jnlv b"y numerous families and Physicians in .he South, who have furnished ample testimony as to their decided excellence, but also by Lhe proprietor, who, for ten years, suffered all ^ t'r.o rrlnnm ...J -l." tressfng disease. The COLLETON BITTERS are alio a Carminative, most excellent for Cholera Morbue, Costiveness, Sea Sickness, Nausea, proceedirg (Yom whatever cause, Shortness of Breath, Acidity, Heartburn, Cramps and Stitches in the Breast. The above Medicine is highly recommended I to literary gentlemen, students, elderly people, and others of sedentary habits. ' I do hereby certify that I have known and used your celebrated compound COLLETON BITTERS in my family for more than fifteen * years, and I do verily believe it to be one of the most valuable Eamilv and Plantation Medicine* in uie, having witnessed their beneficial effects in so many instances, that with truth it 1 may be affirmed, the}' well deserve the high 1 encomiums which they have received from the afflicted who have partaken of their invigorating and health-restoring properties. Signed, CJIAS. G. CAPERS, Planter, St Helena, S. C." f The undersigned, wholesale agents for tho t nbwe, take pleasure in stating that they are intimately acquainted with the manufacture of the "Coli.eton BiTTnr.%" hence they do not lies- f iiatfc to commend tbe article as possessing rare t virtues, and well calculated to afford relief in Pygpcpsia and its Kindred * Retail Price 50 Cents a Bottle! For which sui? an incalculable nmouut of euf- I fcrinp mnv be arrested. The trade -will be < supplied on liberal terms. Orders should be nddressodlo t IIAVILAND, HARUAL <fe CO., ; Special Agents*, Charleston, S. C., t Importers of Drug*, Medicines, Chemicals, Perfumery, Brushes. <tc. For sale by WARDLAW A LYON, ? Abbeville; F. G. PARKS, Greenwood; GARY ' <fc GARY, Cokesbury. [june 1 '65 ly 6 2SEW TAIIcOE SHOP ? ?AT? ; LOWNDESVJLLE, S. C. ? a? THE Undersigned respectfully informs IjW the citizens of Lowndesville, and Abirf bcville and Anderson Districts, that he has opened a Shop for the purpose of carrying on tho I TAILORING BUSINESS, lie will receive orders from town and the ! surrounding country thaiikfullv. and willsn.irn no pains in endeavoring to please his custom- ' em, both in the quality of his work nnd prices. Having been at the business some time, and n portion of that time working in some of ino I most fashionable shops in the cities, he is preEared to finish off work in the most fashion aIc style, at the 6hort?st notice. By strict attention to business, and good work, he hopes to receive a liberal share of patronage. His motto is, "No fit, no pay." R. M. CARPEWtER. Octr 17 1865 24 4w Bnrnlug Flnid. 1CASK BURNING FLUID, fresh and of heat quality, for sale low, rKHN by H. 8. JONES & LIVING8T0H, Offiex iwait door to Thornton 4 Fair, ; < ABBEVILLE C. EL H. A. JONES.] [}. W. UVWQBTO'JT. " ?$ ?.* * '? ' mm* ?"r'* Black Omt?. A LOT of HL40K OATS, n??Uv A- ^ghinl%rtjr'pou6<3? to th? Wh4), for ?d?>y " . ' H. 6.;irl3&V~ :, -'' , j-/' V ' V-> ' ;. !/>> . j A6H FACTORY! assortment of Fine .01/001 E#y whlolv "Jf? market, on time to nuit the purchaser, e of business, nt the shortest notico. iy other Establishment in the State. ScA k Warrantod. IETALIC BURIAL CASES, air-tight, for pfoi mviuu, vi auy uumr uesirauie purpose^ part of the DUtrict desired. "We Bnve a HeW TO03. M. cnKIBTMAN, JAMES L. DF.Al.lts7 fy LAIVJ) FOR SALE. r?^HE subscriber offers for sale bis LANDS, JL situated within one inile of Mount Hill, or Barmore'a Turn Out on the Greenville and Columbia Railroad. Tbe Tract contains WW?2r GZ3 JR. ss 9 On tbe Tract is some Three Hundred Acres of Woodland, about Thirty Acres of good Bottom, n good DWELLING- HOUSE, GIN HOUSE and SCREW, with aTI in cessary out Buildings. I will sell all together or divide to suit the purchasers. Any perso:i desirous of settling in Abbeville District would do well to apply, na the health1 at' the Place is unsurpn?scd by any place in the District and very Productive. C3?~ Terina will bo made easy. BENJAMIN SMITH. August 17, 1855. 16 tf EXECUTOR'S SALE!' jyu WILL be sold, on Wednesday, the 7th day of November next, at wk. -V>- the late residence of Rev. James / \ 1 Dnunelly, dee'd, all the Real and Personal Estate of B?id deceased, not disposed of by Will, insisting of One Tract of land, being the homestead of said daceaaed, lying in Lwo miles of the Village of Lowndcaville, con? .ftining 2G0 acrrc, T?vo Valuable Xfero Afpn JorF.ca, Mules. Iioes, Neat Cattfe, Cort>, FoJler, Oats, <fcc.; Wagons, Plantation Tools, founeliold aud Kitchen Furniture. ALSO , 'o Lire, at the same time and place, several iiliely Negroes. Terms of sale made known on the day of ale. JOHN BROWNLEE, E*"r. Sept. 23, 1505 21 4w Just Iteceiving AT H. W. LAWSON'S TIS MANUFACTOBf r IX PLAITS, a liaises; Crankled PA TTY PANS ; TEA POTS; Box GRATERS; 11 . Potato do.; Japanned TR UNKS, Cake do.T"uL?u?iir BOXES; <fc PAILS ; Epg TVyfl^ PUPS Foot STO VMS ; Molasses CUrxrjm. le STICKS; CULENDERS; Pepper BOXES ; RA TTLES ; CANISTERS; Knife BOXES; English Tea KETTLES; Russia^ Iron SCOOPS ; French BRIMMERS; Dressing CASES ; Ei glish"WashBOWLS; Dust/Mitf?. I have also a large assortment of WARE on land of jny own manufacture, consisting in >art of 6,000 Coffeo POTS, different siie?; Covered BUCKETS, all sizes; BALE do.; CULENDERS; Punched LANTERNS; Water DIPPERS; CUPS, ill sizes; Cake PANS; Milk do,; Wash do.; Dish d<>.; Tea POTS } (it.. D A \TEJ . TDTT*rT>T?mu . S1 T> A WIVtT A UM.jl.9kj, JLXXXJAtSJ. jLJ JL k? , TERM; Water POTS; nnd several >ther different articles, which I will sell on oaaonable teruw, wholesale or retail. pS" Every article warranted. Bf% Abbeville C. H., S. C., Sept 21, 1855. CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE. &T The friends of 9. G. TV. DILL respectully announce him s Candidate for Sheriff, at he next Election. ZW The frienda of W. W. GRIFFIN respectally announce him a candidate for Sheriff at lie ensuing election. [May 7, 1866. The friends of NIMROD McCORD re- ? pectfuliy announce him ai a Candidate for ' sheriff at the ensuing Election. The friends of Capt. S. A. Hodoks respectfully announce him as a candidate for Tax Collector nt the enauing election. pgy The friends of Jojin R. "Wilsok respectully announce him aa a candidate for 7lw Col? ector of Abbeville Diatrict, at the enauing eleo ion. EST We are authorised to announce tU? fcer,. Tames Moore as a candidate for ro-electwa. an Tax-Collector of Abbeville District^ aft tJ?? enluing election. C3S~Tlie frienda of JAMES M. VANDIVER eapectfully nnnounce liiin as a candidate tot lax Collector of Abbeville District, at- the ?& luing election. Railroad ?Totlc6? THERE has been no inoreaso in the Freight on COTTON on tlie Greenville and Columbia Railroad below Belton, nor will thero < be any increase this season. Frorh nil the Stations below Belton the Freight is And Will be the aamo aa it was the paat yean E. K RAWORTO, General Superintendent. September 20, 1866. Notice to Defiinqugfitts. WE are desirous of bringing our. old business to a close. This A,, therefore, to cite all who have not settled Wltb'ns to. "come up to the scratch," without further delay. Wa must hfivo money. Who can get along with* out it ? FERRYMAN <fc WALLElkNew MarlceL S. fl. Rant. IT. IRAK fc* . *? Banner copy. , $ Executor's Kotta*? ... Estate of John Campbell, deo'd.&'* >, NOTICE i? hereby given to *11 portent .fofc Crested, tbAt a final ecttlcment., of tha . Estate of Raid deceased will be made in tfee Court fit Ordinary for Abbevill*. PUtricW Ott .the 26tb of November ngirt.^^^. ^ ^ ^ - *? -u-r^ *' '