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WHOLESALE <fe RETAIL DEALER IN ' Iffain Street, COLUMBIA, S. O. . tar Orders from the Country respectfully \ woittd and faithfully filled. [Oct 19tf To tUc Public. IN consequence of the inclement weather through the month of January, tl?e Hoard of Trustees ofthe Cokesbiirv Masonic Female Collegiate Institute, will extend the present seholastic vear totho lfl*L/1nv nf Oi?trifmr witliiint n.t ditional chargc to patrons J. K. VANCE, r. B. T. Feb. 1, I860. 4U 3t Editors who have inserted our former advertisement will please give the above one insertion. Lost oil Sale-day. Some person took a pair of Saddle-lings, containing a venizon lmni and pnirof high-qunr"l?j 1 ad ie's shoes, belonging to the subscriber, from 'tne Store of Mr. N. Kiiox, Abbeville, on r:ileday, and left an empty pair in their place. The lost pair has the name of the owner written under the strap. Any information of them will be thankfully received. Auv person having such saddle-bags will please leave tliein at the Prist Office. J. A. "WILSON. Feb. 4, 185C. 40 3t For Sale. undersigned being desirous to sell the JL property known as the PLANTER'S HOTEL, in the "Town of Greenville, any person <le nirona of purchasing, will find this a rare chance if they give me an early call. It is notbeeause I cannot make money in the Establinhment that I am about to dispose of it, but I am determined to retire from the business. THOMAS STEEN. Feb. 8,135C. 40 4t mm? ?? ?mlmm AND STATIONERY. '"I^IIE Undersigned has opened a BOOR JL STORE in Newberry, where he kee|>4 constantly on Hand a tine assortment of Religious, Miscellaneous and School BOOKS. Orders from a distance will be filled at the shortest notice. W. J. DUFFIE. Newberry C. IT. [Jan 25 :?S-ly JEFFEES & COTHEANS, FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 1 Central Wharf, Charleston, S. O. BEG- leave to inform their friends, and the! - public generally, that they still continue the above Busiiicr'*, and will devote their atton'" tion to the sale of "" Wheat, Cotton, Flour. &c., and the purchase of Goods, Family Supplies : .* for Planters, ?fcc. Having determined to confine themselves erclusively to a Commission Businww thnit Imno lo merit and receive ft full slmre of patronngc. HENRY L. JEFFEHS, WADES. COTBRAN, JOHN COTIIRAN. January 20, 183C 39 4m Executive Department. COLUMBIA, Jan. 10, 185G. By IE* Excellency J A MEB II. ADAMS, Governor and Comtnander-in- Chief in and occr ' the Stale of South Carolina. WI1EREAS information lifts been received at this Department, that n murder was committed on the body of E. J. Lewis, oii the llth of November last, by B. F. Tiikudei. in Lancaster District, *ud tlint said Tnvnrn lm fled from justice: Now, know ye, that to the end justice way 'be done, aud that said Therrel may be brought 'to legal trial for his offence, na aforesaid: I :Jam*?JL Adamp, Governor as aforesaid, do is: sue this my proclamation, offeriug a reward of three hunarod dollars for his apprehension and delivery into Drily jail in this State. Said Thebbbl is described as being about five feet, six or eight inches high, light hair, bine eye*, thick lips and a short neck, with n deep dent in the middle of lower lip, downcast look, .nose rather flat, shoulders a little drooped, fair skin, thin beard, between 20 and 25 years of age, and is a carpenter or mill Wright by trade. Given under my hand and the seal of the State, 1? the day and year abovewritten. * [L 8.] V , \ 'J. H. ADAMS, James Pattkrsos, Seo'ty of State. o COLUMBIA, *0* 4r?U"7m18 Gov. / By Ills Excellency. JAMES H. ADA!**. Go ernor and Commander-in-Chief ,n Stateof South C?plina: heW information j . has been receiveaat tbia I)ep*rtrrtent, _ _ f. atrocious murder ?at comm1tUd >n 8ain trict, on 11th instant, by SAMUEL 3..TIN\ a- BALL, on the body of hia wife, and that aft?J Tindall has fled from josliee, and wheni lnrt J seen vu on the road to Georgetown, J* '. Vnow ye, that to the end justice may bo done, and that the said Tindalf may be brougat to .legal trial for his offeneo, as aforesaid, I Jainee H. Adams, Governor as aforesaid, do^ IB*a? < my Proclamation, offering a reward of 1" V > r . HUNDRED AKD FIFTY DOLLARS for bw i apprehension and delivery into any jail >n tb,# Btate- 8aid Tindall is abonl fortv-tbrea veara M.rce or four inebca high. aandy Vj ' Jialr, red irbtAera, bis left tbamb off, on? of Tjjjjf hit little finger* crooked, and a acar on bis *j&. slbroat from the cut of a knife. . Vv v - ,QWco under my bond and the ?enl of the Vv4 j .State, tb? 30th of January, A. D/.185fl, i? Mnd in the eighteenth year of Amori?a& Br ^ Independence. J. H. ADAMS. \ ? - > P-vrtxirao*, Secretary of State. * ' ? . ..Fab, 4 1856. 40 H '; '' ' " ' ; jj^tflUTereope Indebted to tbe estate of JOHN | flLAY. iirtW*^ aire' requested to make \ E . J T I ?C2 MS. BLft Ht jrn^. o AT ABBEYILL1 A Depot Tor Fine C AS I HAVE Now a sett of hand?, in all tl 03 good as ever 6truck a lick in this or ni Any Style from a Crnno-nvok Couch to the ruunii.g-gear i low n* any other Shop in the State, for the l.ATFST AM) AiObT FASHION ABLE Persons wishing anything in my line, are ve | Abbeville t'. II., S. C., Jun 28, 1856. ABBE?IIcLB C? WE HAVE CONSTANTLY ON HAND Ai will sell lower than ever offered in thie Wo will huild to order any Vehicle in our lii ZS" HEl'AlKING neatly done, an cheap i C?T All New Woi WE ulso have on hand a large lot of FISK'S toctinn the dead for prolonged interment, for ti which we will sell exceedingly low for CASH. We will also make COFFINS, and pi-iiJ to an^ IIEAltdE, which wili go free of charge. Abbeville C. II., January 18, ISSfi gUto iijotd anil AT ABBEY MATHIS & SALE Respectfully inform th emlly, tliut they have opened a IIOTEI^ for the accommodation of perinnnent and trans lion to the wmiis and comforts of nil who may c tion and induce a repetit ion of the call. Their bountiful supply Ihe country can afford; attend Portable ; rooms convenient and aijiplt; and, iu fort of their ^uestx. Thej would further announce that they will nnd as they liave attached to their Hotel as i found anywhere hereabout, wliieJi will always I and attended by experienced and trusty Ostlc creased patronage of the public. They are at a of stock with shelter und food. They are also i ' any kind of Travelling Conveyance from a fiadd very best of drivers. They have, jtut complete horse Mucks ever run in this section, which safe and comfortable vehicle of transportation. Charges in all ease9. for man and beast, will b Horse, 37$ cents; Two feed*, 02|; nnd by?the c November 30, 1855 Z?F~ Bauncrcopy four time*. Cambridge Female mtr: w ?j? ? ?! !*< Exorcises of tbi? School will be resumed on the first Monday in February nejt, under the direction of the accomplished young lady, Misr GoTT. She will instruct in French, nil the brancliop of English, Drawing, Painting nnd Music. The School will be taught Ten Months, divided into two Sessions. Terms of Tuition as low as any other School of the same order. persons wishing to patronise tlio above | School may procure board in respectablo loini lies at Eight Dollars per inonih. A. P. POOL, WILLIAM CARTER J. W. CHILD, 8r., . Feb 1, 1856 39 4tJ Trustees. Settlement OF THE ESTATE OF W1NFIELD S. ATCHE80N, DEC'D. ALL Persons interested in the Estate of Winfield S. Atcbeson, are hereby notified that a final settlement-of enid Estate will be made in the Ordinal's Office. Abbeville District, on the 26th day (Saturday) of April next. Those having claims must present the some duly attested to the Administrator on or before that day; and those indebted may expect to pay cost*, if tliev do uot settle hv tlio i?i,tk of February next. J JJ A MPS A. EDMUNDS, Adm'r. January 20, I860 89 3m * Settlement OF TBE ESTATE OF ELIZABETH BANES, DEC. THE Administrator of said Estate hereby notified all purtie* concerned, that he will maker a fiutil settlement ol the same before the Ordinary of Abbeville, ou Saturday, the 26th day<5f April; All claims will he rendered np to him by that tiny#-, el*e they will not be noticed alterwurds; and all thoseindebu>d to the Estate will be tnnde to pay costs unless paij in a very fhort time. .... JAMli^ BANK*, A4?a>. January 2ft, 1886 ^ " 89 "' * 8m Notice! ^ < Not i o e !-t . . . AS My mcime'nre very limited it' i* out of ;?jL my power to let account* ran on ; therefore I respectfully invite persons indebted to ine to coma forward and square up by cnnhor ffote. Ctsb in it'll cases molflf accept nnle. 1 hope this will receive due attention, withorit farther notice; In a word, circumstances render it necessary that I sbopldcollect my accounts. * EDWARD WESTP1ELIX San 24, 185ft ,88 ti " W ? *! ??" TS Hereby given to all fudebfad to the I VmtJmla i3 P.TtavrriAfA ^NU!IU?lt Hltliop ho Not#.or Aoooont, thatselttertlent m?l be mack be for* Jt/lnni'.&tf. TV** baHog demands SrC *' y^'y|'" LYLO R'S E C. II., S. ?&av arriagcs and Billies. lie various branches of CARRIAGE MAKING, ly other town, I am a bio to build of Vehicle, of ft ^Vheel-bnrrow. And my price* will bo n? same styles of work, wbicb are alwnys of tlie rv respectfully invited to give me n call. ACH FACTORY! , Dvr^><nYvic i ? ? I uraunuicuvvi I'liicauuwil'is, WHICH UP i market, on time tc an it the purchaser. ic of business, at. the shortest notice. my other Establishment in the State, ffl :k Warranted. _&J MET ALIO BURIAL CASES, air-tight, for proransportation, or any other desirable purpose, y part of the District desirod. M'e hav? a new TnoS. M. CHRISTIAN, JAMES L. DEALE. 37 ly I'ikrjj Jitalilts ILLE G. H. eir old friends find patrors, and the pnblic gonon Washington street, opposite Mr. Iiughey's ient boarders. They intend to give such attenmce call upon tliem ns shall insure entire satistable will never want for the best aud most laiits prompt and faithful; beds elcnn ond corn, short, everything suited to the ease aud couicontinue the LIVERY STABLE BUSINESS ; commodious nnd comfortable Slnbles ns can be >e bountifully supplied with the best provender trs, they hope to receive the continued nnd inII times prepared to accommodate any number ilways prepared to fui-nii<h their customers with le-Ilorse ttf ft FOUIMIORSK HACK, with the d, one of the moat convenient and elegant fourtuiuilies or companies of passenger* will find a if* mniltt on Ifta* ?n nnatllilA '? ' ? .. na |/VakMU<Vt A" Ul QIIIJIi; ICKU Oi lnv, 75 vcnU. 30 . %t Notice to Tax-Payers. 1WII-L Attend at the undernamed timesnnd placra for the purpose of collecting Taxes for 1855:? Abbeville C. II., Monday, February 4; Due West^ Tuesday, " 6; and Monday, March 17 ; Callnham's, " Wednesday, " 6; Trible's, Thursday, " 7; Lowndesvillc, Friday^ " 8; Hnt'ed'lL Rutnriloi? < " Calhoun's Mills, Monday,' " 11' Wellington, Tuesday, " J 2; MoragneV, Wednesday, " isj Tolbcrt's (in the Range), Thursday, " 14* Cothran'a, b Friday, ? lo| Biadly'g, Saturday, " igj Greenwood, Monday, ?? 18; and Wednesday, March 19; Ninety Six, Tuesday, " 19; Cambridge, Weduesday, " 20; Wood villo, Thursday, " 21; Whitehall, *. Friday, " 22' Cedar Springs, Saturday-, ? 23; Donald's, Monday, " 25; j Si-ufllelown, Tuesday, 11 26; Cokesbury, Wednesdaj*, " 27, and Tuesday, March 18; Deadfall, Thursday, ? 28; Roberts' Store, Friday, " 20; oimtuviiie, Saturday, March 1; McCuw'h Old Field, Thursday, " 20; Wiirrenton, Friday, " 21; Abbeville C. II. all Court week. Sale dnv in April the last day for malting returns. All persona failing to make returns on the Above day, liable to double tax. All taxes to be paid by the first Monday in May, or executions may be issued. Property to be returned in the name of the [ proper owner. Guardians, Executors, and Administrators will return property under their I control. Persons having transferred property between the 1st October, 1854, and 1st October, 1865, will make it known to me. All'persons * ill come prepared to give the I number of Births, Marriages and Deaths in i itietr families. Free persons of color must pay their taxes id March. . JAMES MOOIIE, T. C. January 8, I860 >h" 85 k Stn ;-?' " Vi?v At the request ojf the President of tho {State Agricultural Society, I-have consented to soli' cit information as to tjje number of Tennessee and Kentucky Horsey Moles and Hogs annually purchased in the District, and their cost. AJI j>er sous will therefore confer a favor by earning' prepared to give me sttel} information on the subject as they possess. ^ J. M. * X OTIC SI ?TI1I3 will inform tho cklMl .on. nf biuku.. ?J r JhL. the vicinity, tbat I have reeeutly Marled a BOOT AND SHOE BUSIHE^S in the eaid village, and hope, by style, quality and durability of 'work* to receiver * liberal patronageOur work i? too Wall knojrn. to oeed rttfizapiendatiort. All we aak i* to givalw ? trial. Good bfdta tod uHotr Will Ik urifen Jo *% clkAQge onlyfbr Upp?r I^ather audPUia- &nd ^ Sh?P T*n< ABBEVILLE niLLE ^.caking. MR. A. C. ELDER having bern elected Principal of tlie Abbeville Mule Aead?~ einy. will commence tlic exercises of the School on the 1st Monday in January nest. The government of the School will be rigid. The morula and general deportment of the Students will at all times receive special attention. Student* will be prepared to enter the Fresh- i man or Sophomore Class of the South Carolina College and the greatest care given to their | 'I hoBcliolnstic year will lie divided into two TERMS. The flfit will eointnpi ce on the 1st Monday '? January, and continue for twentyuitrht wr-eks; the second will h.-|>in on tin*'id Monday in September, ixnd continue twelve weeks. The Tuition of raoli OWc will lie for the latClnns: It end in);. Writ in , 1st Ses. 2d Svb. Bpelliiij.', tuid Pritnnry Geography. - - Al l 00 $ G 00 2<1 Chn?: The above with Geography. History. Arithipelie. Kntlish CJrnmmnr, ririd excretes in English Composition, 20 00 9 00 3d Class: The above with I ell the advanced English Branched, - - ?3 00 10 00 4th Claw. The above with Latin and Greek, - - 28 00 12 00 Hoarding can be obtained in desirable faini lies, and at reasonable rates, either in the Village or country near the Academy. * Although it is of the greatest importance that nil the pupils should be present at the opening of. the Session, still they may be received al any time during the term. Students will be charged from the time they enter until the close of the Session, unless special arrangements are madu to the contrary. A. C. ELDER, A. B. December 20, 1855. 83-1 y VARIETY STORE! W. W. SniLLITO, HAVING become proprietors of the Confectionery and Variety Store, at AbberilliCourt llouse. reanpolfullr inti?? , J _ ...... of the public to their fresh, full and varied assortment of Confectioneries, FRUITS, CANDIES, - PRESERVES PICKLES, AC, together with a supply of Fireworks?Crackers Sby-Koekets, Kotnnn Candles, Ac., (and ft reinurint of Toys which will be sold very low, 03 we- wish to discontinue that part of tlie business) now on hand and being constantly received?-and which will be sold at unusually low prices. They ore determined to keep always on hand, for the accommodation of customers, everything in their line that can be called for, and hope by such attention to the want* of their easterners, by fair dealing, and low charges to secure Hberal patronage. They arc determined to keep a larger ai:?' betU-r assortment than has *ver before been offered, and all ut prlooa which cannot fail to satisfy. car Wive u? a trial. .1 Dec. 2o, 1855. 83 tf AUGUSTA BRXD&& ~ THE undersigned hereby V ^ jf - ' gfves notice to his former Z4*eGX Customers. Ajid Friend/1. that he is engaged in tbe Ware House aud Commission business, in this place, for Messrs. Simpson & Gardiner, where and with whom, he pledges himself, tlint all business entrusted to them will meet with strict nnd personal attention. A. M. BENSON. Augusta, Not. 27, 1855. S0-3tu CHAMBERS & MARSHALL llRE NOW RECK1VINO SUPPLIES OF FALL AND WINTER CONSISTING of Flain and Fancy French DELMNES ; French and Engliah MKRINOS; Black and Colored ALPACCAS ; Black and Fancy SILKS; Cloth CLOAKS," in great variety; . Embroideries, Gloves. Hosiery, <fcc., Ac. Oct 3 Executor's Notice. ESTATE OB JOSEPH'MARSHALL, DKC'D. Kvprntnra of tlio a -1. give notice to all persons indebted to the same, that immediate payment is required.? They expect to settle up the Estate soon, and unless those indebted heed this notice, the Notes will be placed, before Return Day, in the hands of au Attorney for collection. Enough said. J. W. W. MARSHALL, j. s. Marshall, Jan 8, 1820 39 St] Exec'n. Administrator's Notice. 1"MIE Administrator of the EstAte of Dr. W. tu Trible, hereby gives public notice that the same wi)l be settled, in the Ordinary's office, on the 12th'day of April next All per-! ftiina knvtnr* t Arvn I nrtniuiul? nnain. * IJ I- e> ^""I * ?>IH? are required to present them duly attested oi* or before that day ; and UiOfie indebted will tolre dui notiee that after thi 12tli of February thsir notes and accounts will be placed in the bands of an officer for collection. S. M. TltlBLE, Adm'r. | January 5,18 r.8 36 8m " -V Wanted rF,0 hirfl bv the year a dtimber of good able I X' bodtla hands to work on the Greenville and Colombia Railroad in the year 1856. Those wishing-to lure can see me on the line of Boad, or address op.at Willinmston. ' IL ft. J1UDOIN8, Snpervisor 2d Div. O. <fcC. R, R. Dse. 20, 1885. 82-tf COKESBtlBY CONFERENCE 8CH0M., THE next SeMion will o*y ip F?bini?ry ne*t,.. 1fr*T9 ftr# thr?e Depni Uaento, with tri In tractor Btth* head of *?2SL . . ,?0*rdin the host frttftiML Tic* PfllUi* ? "IB 10, IMSVI, : GREAT BARGAINS FOR CAdH!! j fUto Utore j A T ABBEVILLE C. II. j O LAGER J: LIVINGSTON reapeotfblly inO form the citizens of Abbeville village and i District that the}* have opened, at the old stand j of * w u_i i_.au an at, wtfcHAMS, one of tin? largest, best "elected. finest and i-heapest stocks of FANCY and STAPLE ever exhibited in the up-country. Ah a port of our cxt?iisivo assortment vtc : will mention: Ladies1 Dress Goods? DeLnincs, Cashmeres, Ameline Cloths; Aipa'-ns, Plaid Stuffs, Ginghams; Kntrlish and French Meriuoes (all shades); Culicoea. (ofever^ style and price); Mantillas and Cloaks, (a splendid assortment of illicit styles and at all prices); Hosiery, Gloves, Shoes, <fcc., Ac. For Gents aud Boys? Cloths, Cnp?imerc?, Tweeds, Vesting*; Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps, &c. de ; Also, one of the largest and best lntuiufaetured assortments of Ready-made Clothing that has ever been brought to this market, to wbich particular attention is invited. Pnr Fnn.ll? ?T All kinds of Blankets, Flannels, Damasks: Sheetings, Shirtings, Tickings, Towellings; Diapers, Doylies, Curtain &laterials, <tc. Plantation OOods? Plains (Georgia and Kentucky); Oenaburgs, Stripes, Kereevs, ic. Ac; Wc have also an extensive stock of JEWELRY, consisting of every article embraced under that head, to which we iuvite the notice of customers. In short,- our stock is varied and complete, and we respectfully solicit an examination of it. Wcshow for nothing, and sell for as near nothing ns any other establishment can afford to do. tar CALL & SEE what bargains wb will cell I FOR CASH.^Z Oct 22. 1856 26 3in FEESH SUPPMFS hp RpnncQitoni , . . . . . w w i M ? V V k II I k U i i AT EERR'S STOKE. RECEIVING and on hand al as low priccs ns can be afforded, and without doubt iik low as any other marker, the followihg Goods, viz: Mills* N*. O. SUGAR, very fnir; Hlila. N. O. MOLASSES, new crop j iibls. Stewart's SYRUP for Buckwhent Cokes. Ba^s Buckwheat. Family Flour ; Powdered, Crushed und Clarified SUGARS, .KnUins. Almonds, Currants and Citron; PICKLES "Of every kind ; Good-variety of .lefties and Preserves. 'I Fire-Works! 40 Boxes FlftE. CRACKERS at_ attoniJungly low prices. Lbs. English nndSiveeds IRON, Ccrniun, Blister and Cast STEEL, ' A good lot of CUTLERY, Negro BROOANS, (low do\?o,) OSNABURQS and KERSEYS, low, 10i> BLANKETS at-almost edit, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS at Ballimui'u cost. A lurgc lot of CHAIRS, some of which arc very Sue, and at les* cost than Charleston prices. * White Fish and Mackerel. 10 White Fish, or Mackinaw Trout, 26 half hhls. Mackerel, Ko?. 2 And 3, 26 fourth hhla. do. " 1 ahd 2. ?ALSO? 6.000 Lhs. Pure and No. 1 WHITE LEAD, 200 Callous LINSEED OIL. MAO? 1 Case Fine and Cheap Double-Barrel SHOT U UAH, at very low figures. ALSO BAOGiy ?d ROPE, a good lot just iu id for sale low for cash. Take Particular Notice'of this Faot! That as time rolls on, I must have money. I am not. exactly made of money, notwithstanding it would appear that some people think so. If attention is not paid to this notice, I will certainly get the aid of the Sheriff, who is a powerful helper in time of noed. Take notice! EL S. KERR* Dec. 12, 1865. 32-4t Notice, Positive! \ J,L Persons indebted to ROBINSON ?fc JACKSON, in account for 1868, Bre requested to settle the same by the 1st March, 1858, as we ?re desirous of closing our old book*. And all persons having standing open accounts on our books for 1853 and 1854, or indebted to us by Note, are earneitly requested to ^ay.the money by that time, or they will be .placed in the bands of an Attorney for collccte. Gentlemen! one and all, settle up! Spore cu? feelings from such a course, and snrsyourselves "Unnecessary expense. Longer indulgence we cannot grant. ROBINSON A JACKSON. Hambnrg, 9. C., Jan 7, 1266 37-2m Wore Truth than Poclisy! RARE CHANCE TO MAKE 10 Obaaoes to 1 in your Favor! 11 BY investingin 6nr hands th? tmall onxount juu stand indebted to us, fnd taking recmit for the somp, before tlio first Monday in Fe'iroury next, yon sUud 10 eb?nce? to 1 of lavitkgpoeft.^Wlli^h is a considerable item). ?'As we exr>eet to eue Without femt. favor.or nfftdcfion, all- wbo ow# m at that time. We hope yon will fW obliged for this valwMt ?>? formation to ' '' / vSrKrt^t Creditors. . ' / WiLLSOIT <fe WILLIAMS.. P.B. W? UnOwrbQ belie^UihA Hnmbng. -But wteavaraatoe If von trvrffi* FOUlf B A RELIABLE MEDICINE. THE CELEBRATED (OLtKtOS BITTERS, A Purely Vegetable Preparation AND A SOVEREIGN REiTlEBY FOR M DYSPEPSIA. rpiIESK BITTERH arc purely n VKOETAA BLE COMPOUND, nud arc offered to the public under the fullest conviction thufc they will be found a safe and sovereign REMEDY for DYSPEPSIA. They have been triumphantly tested, not only by numerous families and rhysieinos >n tlic South, who have furnished ample testimony as to their decided excellence, but alao by tbo proprietor, who, for ten years, suffered all the gloom incident to that stubborn and distressing disease. The COLLETON BITTERS arc also a Car initiative, most, excellent for Cholera Morbaa, Costiveness, Sea Sickness, Nausea, proceeding from whatever cause, Shortness of Breath, Acidity, Heartburn, Crnrnpa and Stitcbea in t: the Breast. The above Medicine is highly recooimonded to literary gentlemen, students, elderly people, and others of sedentary habits. *1 do hereby certify that I have known and used vour celebrated compouud COLLETON BITTERS in my family for moro than fifteen years, and I do verily believe it to bo one of the most valuable Family and Plantation Medicines in use, having witnessed their bcncficial effects in so many instances, that with truth it nmy be nfBrmcd. they well deserve the high encomiums which they have received frotn the afflicted who have partaken of their invigorating and health-restoring properties. Signed, CIIAS. O. CAPERS. Planter, St. Helena, S. C." The undersigned, wholesale agents for the abwe, take pleasure in stating that they are intimatelv acauainted with tVn> mniiirf??nii.? -t the "Colleto.v Bittkcs," hence they do not hasitate to commend tl?e article as po?aewinj? rare virtues, ond well calculated to afford relief in Dyspepsia and Its Kindred Disease*. Retail Price 60 Gents a Bottle I For which sum an incalculable amonnt of raftering may be arrested. Tbo trade will be supplied on liberal term*. Orders should be addressed to HAVILAKP. HARRAL <fc CO., Special Agentw, Charleston, 3. C., Importers of Drug*. Medicines, Chemicals, Perfumery, Brushaa, Ac: tST For nale by "WARDLAW. <fc LYON. Abbeville; F. O. PARKS, Greenwood; OAKY & GARY, Cokeabury. [jone 1 '66 ly CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE. C3T" The friends of S. O. W. PIL^ respectfully announce him a Candidate for Sheriff, at the next Election. , ; tfg* The friends of Vt. V,'. GRIFFIN' roapectfully announce him a candidate for fiheriff at the ensuing election. ?- [May 7, 1865. pT The friends of NIMROD McCORD respectfully nnnounco Jiim as a Candidate for Sheriff atthoensuiug Election. , tTW The friends of Cant. S. A. IIoixic* r?? pectfully announce him as a candidate for Tax ' Collector at the ensuing election. EST Hie friends of Jonn R. "Wirsoit respect* fully announce him as a candidate for Tax Col' lector of Abbeville District, at the ensuing clec tion. _ tw Wt arc authorised to Qnnounce the Rer. Jamxs Moore an a candidate for rc-cleetion an Tax-Collector of Abbeville District, at tho eftsuing election. |^-The friends of .TAMES M. YANDIVEP. respectfully announce him n? a candidate for Tax Collector of Abbevillel'Distriat, at the ensuing election. Sign of tlie Two Large WatcbM. WATCHES, CLOCKS," . and AT NEW YORK PRICES, FOR CASH! MERCHANTS and Dealer* will do well to call and examine the stock of wJvTciIES, CLOCKS and JEWELRY, at 249 Kiuf Street before they purchase elsewhere. Every article warranted. A stock always on hand.pc'culiarly adapted to couutr3* dealer*. Save tieenty per cent, by cullhiq on WM. IJAHTFRMAN, 249 Kiug-sfc.-Clmrleaton, Four doors from Weijtw<5>th street. October 6, -IflSG tf i . ADMJNISTRATOR'S NOTICE. * Estate of Sr. A. B. AmoW, dee'd. NOTICE is hereby 'jjfiyen to.all peraona concerned that a Final fla^Uemetit 'of the ' i - lu -?i. MVW? v n?J!(. .V6 ?UUUU )U J?UO*. VIUUJRIJ O Office, on tl>e 1'ith of Mar&li'next. ThfHe having claims artfexpected to preiteht tile duly attested, on or before that day ; and tboso indebted, must nay promptly. ^ *.* r < iM0STF.lt MARSIJALL,* -' Adm'r. an&exod. Jan 8,18SG ' 37 f Abbeville DUtnct<^^<^}tey(i^ndiiorjr. 'jpiIE T.Tn<5*i>tgncdj fW'v A^g?*P^ <?f ^ tarkln the deed of meet him lit Co)ccsbury, for tbfc purpose of a settlement. vjfr* . - ? <r?, . .. rJX 8;^EAdHm 'Av&&>??& &,%% CiJkeMltrV. S. f!_. T?*nAn\Mtt. W IflIK ?K-1< - -Notice to GwareliaiM, Ac. J GUARDIANS, Tm?tee* Ac . Habljj. to account Jo oiy office, ktp herebyTnoiified to wfcir'AiitiUfll R?tb ???,<?b$fefe Wip ~1?V? flAy of ApriVnext. /pi "person* in 3<4k?lt \tj< at- that tima will be riped MUcrimhu&ty^/ Mr 90 Goardiana appointed at Jaa^ Jpeki^rtrt.. and who rjjj^iWdto ??