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Selling Off at a Profit) LARGE STOCK OF GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS FOR SALE! AT ABBEVILLE C. II. Change of the Programme ! rI^HE subscriber being determined to raise a JL large amount of money, offers his goods, for the next sixty days, nt a reasonable Profit I It is to behopi-d that persons in want of anything in his line, will avail themselves of this opportunity. The general rule is to sell out at cost"; but the Programme having been changed to suit the present urrangcincnt, it will be observed accordingly. His object in making this offer is preparatory to tin entirely new arrangement for the l-'all Trade, by which persons will be able to get (ioods only for the Ca*h. Long experience has satisfied the subscriber that this arrangement will be most advantageous to all parties, except those who never intend to pay, and it is for the special benefit ?of this class that the ride will be adopted. His /Stool: consists in part of the following, viz:: 10 Hilda. TSneon Kiih's : 4 do Cuba Molasses ; 10 <lo Louisiana Sugars; i!0 13ags Rio Coffee : Jjoaf, 'Crushed and I'owdored Sugars; I'owder, Shot, Lead and Gun Wadding ; A few cheap Double linrrel Shot Guns ; iftlack Smith Tools, Iron and Nails ; White Lead, Green and Yellow do. ground in oil; itio, Hondo and other brands Cignrs. Agricultural Implements. Straw Cutters and Corn Shelters ; Hogging, Hale Hope and Twine ; Hemlock, 'Upper and Harness Leather ; A Large Lot of Hollow Ware; Himiitiir Fluid, Spirits Turpentine.; "White A.Vine tfc Cider Vinegar.; Trocc, Log and I'ifth Chains; A large /Stock of 'Wines and Liq\iors offered at low price?, ns lie is determined to <juit this Tinrl iif till* f.rntltt nml n irpflnf. nifinr !?*? articles unnecessary ti> mention. Uoo'ds have advanced considerably since these purchases wereinadc, flii'l he is lluw enabled to compete with nny market in price n? well as quality and quantity, and he hopi-s that a hungry, needy public u ill make liable to buy out every thinir he has on linnd. All of wycli is respectfully submittcd by .11. S. KKKK, No. o Iirick Knnire. July 18, lft.>G. 11 -tf PLANTATION AND NEGROES FOB SALE. md~ THE subscriber havinjr purchasJ0T ed hinds in Florida, wishes to Kjij' -P1- sell "liie Plantation lyin^ in Abbeville I>istriet, ne?w Horn's Gold Mine, on Buffalo Greek, -containing Two Hundred and Fifty Acres, of which are aV>oiit One Hundred and Ninety Acrcs Cleared; One Hundred and rmy Acrt'3 nrc rresn, anil in gontl repair, nik< in high state of -cultivation wit li n jjood Dwelling Jlotise *>? (lie name with two ; good "brick eliinineysto it, with good out buildings nn A ? good noTT Clin House ami Screw, all "ill good rcjwir. Any jwrsou wishing to purt-Smsc will do well lo call and examine, ns it. will lay open fvr priviUc sale till the 15lh of October* 1S5C, wheu I shall offer it for sale nt public outcry together with nil kinds of Stock nnd Crop of Grain, together with 17 likely young Xcgj?>cs | jnay Lo nold lit the same time. M1TCI1EJX COX. -.Tniie'ft, 185C SUle Tiir An xr r\ r- a aiitii a i r*n> uii int o 1 a 11 uf 2>uus n v.Ar\uui\fl, ADBKV11.LK DISTRICT. ]<)IIN I- CLA1JK, who is in lite custody of the Sheriff of Abbeville District, by virtue of u writ of Capias a;! Satisfaciendum at the suit of Joseph Crews, having liied in my Office, together with a Schedule, on oatli, of Siin-coUite and <ilT?sots, lite jtclilioii to the Court of <"???niH?n i'leas, praying tlwt kc way he admitted to the hcuotits of rite Aots wf Ukj <!eu ral AasenAly, made for tlie relief of Insolvent Debtors It ?* ordered, <li*t the said Joseph Crews 4tnd all otheiMhe creditors to wlmni tJie sn?i3 John L. Clark is in any wise indebted, be,-and i they arc hereby summoned, and have notit*; I to appear before the said Court at Abbeville j <'uurt House, on the first Monday 111 OcWtiw text, to Aew eatise, if any they can, why the IpraJ-er of the petitiou -aforesaid^ showld not be granted. MATTIIEW MiDOXALD, C. C. P. Office of Common I'leas, Abbeville District. June 27, 185ft. !? -oia THE STATE OF SOUTH CARflUNA, iMJBEVrLI.E DIST4UCT, Benjamin d. wor-rkll. vim-is in iw custody of 'the'fiherhT of Abbeville District, fey vlriAeof *. writ of <^nf?i<is ml t>ntir?fl\eieii<\um, at the suit of Gilford Wuller, having fileil in my Office, together willi n Schedule, on oath, of his estate and effecth, liia petition to the Court of Common Plena. nravincr that lie mnv t>e admitted to the benefit of the Acts of the CJeneral Assembly, made for the relief of it* solvent Debtors: It is ordered, that the paid Gilford "Waller, and all other the creditor? to whom the said JJeojniiiin I>. Worrell iB in anj* wise indebted, fce, acd are hereby Rummonod, and have notice to appear before the said Canrt at Abbeville Court House, on the first Afonflify -Jn October next, to show cause, if any they can, why the prayer of the petition aforesaid, should not be granted. MATTHEW MoDOXALD, C. C. P. O/Boe </{ Common Picas, Abbeville District. Juno 26, 1856. 9-3m Hi and for Sale. AS Agent for William Ware, I offer for Sale the following Valuable pSijj Trnfitfl T.nn<l ait.nnfiwl Sn rtia?nw.t near ^yiffletown, on Saluda River, viz : Tract JNo. 1, containing Two Hundred and Ten Acre*?on this Tract arc the nccessnry buildiin?s,snch as Dwelling, Gin House, Screw, <tc., .with all necessary out buildings. There are jiilso attached to this Tract an excellent Fishery .on Saluda RWer. No, 2 contains Two Hun. dred nnd Twenty-four Acres: No. 8, Three (Hundred and Forty Acres. There are some jfine Wood I.and on nil tlicsc Tracts, and also valuable Bottom Lands, both on Saluda and Turkey Creek. The above Lands can be treated for at nrif/ateaale until the Second Monday in October .a.p.d. if not disposed of before 'will be on that day atScufflctown to the highMWUKNI.' Torn)* accommodating. O. M. MATTISON. iA.*A Estate of Joseph H. Stokes, deo'd. Administratrix of said Estate hereby X ^notifies all ita creditors who may noi have n1r<^idy so done, to present their elaiiiii on or before thi Foiirtb of September next, e< on that.day*n ascertainment of the said Ve iate (wiU/M.^sde in the Ordinary'* Offiee a Abbeville. ANNA It STOKES, Adm'x. August#. J 806. ; ' . H it ANB STATIONERY. rnjIR Undersigned has opened a BOOl X feTOM2, in Newberry, where he keep constantly on hand a fine assortment of Relig ions, lnseeUaneens and School BOOKS. Ordett fiwxm a distance will be filled at th shortest police. W. J. DUFFIE. Newb#r?jr C- H. [<Un 25 88-ly ? X* \ ,* J Head Quarters, 6th Regiment, S. C. Militia. July 18, 1860. ORDER NO? r IM1E following Companies will Parade for _1. Drill and Review, at tlieir Respective l'arnde G rounds, and cacli Drill to sehvk ah a Regular muster day, vie : Cnpt. Cochran's Company at Buck Stand, Tuesday, August 26. Cnpt. Robinson's Company at Due West, Wednesday, August 27. Cnpt. Brooks' Company at llogskin, Thursday, August 28. Cupt, Bigby's Company near Donaldsville, Friday, August 29. Caj>t. Agnew's Company at Mulbery, Snturday, August 30. Cnpt, Boozer's Company nt Smithville, Tues tiny, September 2. Cnpt. Douglass' Company nt Mount Mariah, Wednesday, September 3. Cnpt. Foshe's Company nt Ninety-Six, Thursday, September 4. Copt. Bailey's Company nt Buchanan'*, Friday, September 5. Capt. Hurnsidcs Company at Hodges', Saturday, September 0. Lieutenant Col. Clinkscnles and Mai. Hodges are charged with the extension of this order throughout their respective Commands. I5y order of Col. 1. .1. Roberts. J. J. ADAMS, Adj. N. B. The Gth Regiment is proud of the Jocassce Hand, and would be pleased to see them at as many Reviews as convenient. T. J. ROBERTS, Col. WILSON'S MILLS. r|~MIK subscriber respect fullj- informs -^5^' JL the public and his fellow citizens j?uj^ that he is now prepared at his Mills, rnrmarlT, TnAmn /. - T\_ 1 Jl- *?- ? j^viiuuij uuunu no vuutuu tt ill.li.XB, and situated un Turkey Creek, in Abbeville District, to give perfect satisfaction in the Grinding of Wheat. These Mills have undergono repair?, besides which he has just received from the North A New and Splendid Bolting Cloth, which, from its superior linen ess, leaves the Flour entirely free of Brand?a yrcot d<sidrnt/inn. These Mills not only make n good article of Flour but return a Laiujku Yii:li? than Oki>inalty Mills, therefore, great inducements are offered to persons Preparing Flour for Market, Also, to those who wish Beautiful White Flour for home use. Persons who will favor me with their patronage may rest assured of entire satisfaction being given. Give mc a trial. HIGH W1I.SON. July 13, 1J lit. Pro Itono Publico. r|~MIE iinlefutignhlc LYONS JL is making n change in j his business, un?l all those who I havn't got Slimmer Clothes enough to last them out this ami next month, will save :ii\i per cent. 1>V letting him know it. lie's going to change his Summer Stock of Clothing to u Winter one, eonae/ionlly bargains con l>e Inul nt his Clothing llouee. )J?'liHnA small lot. of Winter Con Ik, I'ants j ami Vefils, left over from lust winter, which he | is Milling now at a ]oa. C?nie fooii, or you | won't gut any of Uj?.iu. Aug. 0. Isl-iG. l l-lf 1%- The friends of MATTHEW M< DONALD respectfully- aiuiouiu;* him a CnmlMnte A?r ro-ek<elK?n as CWk ?f the Court of (Jcneral Sessions nuJ Common l'lens. ??r Alilwvillo District, at tlic next election. ?3?" The nuinepe4t? friends of the Hon. .1. F. MARSHALL, heing entirely satisfied with his jvftst couw in Hie Sennit, announce him again as n Cn.lidate for re-election. ?3T TUe friends of I*. .KJ1IN Vf. IIKAUST respectfully announce him a Candidate for Senator, at the ensuing election. 1ST The friends of TIIOS. THOMSON", r.sr^, announce him * Candidate for rc-oloction jtotlie LogifilntAyv?3?" Tlie frieuita ?f (icii. S. Mi<iOWAN annsnncc iiiix a Ondidute fur re-election to tlie Legislature. c^~ We arc authorized to announce Mnj. K. A. OIIIFFIN a Candidate to represent Alftwrvillc Dirftrk-t in the next Jvrpislature. C3T Tlie friends <?f LUCIKX 1L LOMAX, Esq., respectfully anmraiice kirn a Candidate for tltc legislature, nt the ensuing election. ?.35'" Tlie nunierona friends of Col. T. J. ROUEUTSweftpcctftilly ?ihiohii? liim a Candidate-A>r Sheriff at tlie ensuing election. tlP* The friends of JAMES A. NORWOOD, Ksq., respectfully announce him as a Candidate j to represent this District in the next Legislature. C3T The friends of EDWARD NOBLE, Esq., announce him as a Candidate for re-clection to t he Legislature at the ensuing election. Tlic friends of II. A. JONES, Esq., respectfullj announce him as a Candidate for the Legislature at the cneuing election. 13?" The friends of J. K. VANCE, Ehq., respectfully announce him as a Candidate for the legislature at the ensuing election. C3T The friends of D. W. HAWTHORN respectfully announce him n candidate for Sheriff of Abbeville District at the next election. MANY FRIENDS. To tbe Voter* of Abbeville District : A few of the friends and neighbors of Coi_ A. M. SMITH announce him as a Candidate to represent this District in the ensuing Legislature. pg" The friends of S. O. W. DILL reepectfully announce him a Candidate for Sheriff, at , the next Election. Z3T Tlie friends of Mr. C. 1*. DUl'KE rcspectfully annonnee bim m a Candidate for Sheriff, at the next election. * tW The friewda of W..W. GRIFFIN respectftlllv annnnnoA l??m A fm* Rh*ri4F Mie'cnsuing election. - [May 1,' 1866. r ? it V Yn ' i ' i'iw.. .. I t3J" The friends of Cipt 8. A. Hoixjks resi p?ctfully announce him as a candidate for Tax i Collector At the earning election. I ty Ths friend* of J oh* R Wiiron respectfully aonaunee him im * candidate for 7fec CWUet+r at Abbeville District, at the ensuing elec . tion. . wr Ws are authorised to announce the Rev. Jankm Hooks as a candidate for re-eleetion as [ Tax-CoiUdor of Abbeville District, at the ens suing election. |^-Ths friends of JAMES M. VAN DIVER b respectfully annonnoo him aa a candidate fey Tax Collator of Abbavflla District, at the ensuing election. ABBEVILLE MAJLE 3Uai)em)j. 1"MIE Second Session of tills Institution trill commence on tho second Monday in September noxt, and continuo twelve weeks. The government of tho School will be conducted on the principle, that strict discipline is as essential as good teaching. The moral* and general deportment of the students will, at all times, receivc partioular attention. TERMS OF TUITION. 1st Class: Reading, Writing, 1st Sea. 2d Se?. Spelling, and l'riumry Geography. - - - $14 00 $ 6 00 2d Class: The above with Geography, History, A rilhmctic, 1-JngliMi (.iraiumnr, and English Composition, 20 00 9 00 3d Class: The above with nil the advanced English liram-hcs, - - - 23 00 10 00 4th ('lass: The above with Latin ami (Jreek, - - 28 00 12 00 Students will be charged from the time they enter until the end of the session unless special arrangements nro made to the contrary. A. C. ELDER, A. 1$. August 21, lS.r)C.. Ifi-tlj "TO"FAtUIERS, MECllAMIS AYD OTHEnsT M c CO 11 D 'S \ Patent Portable Anti-Friction Horse Tower, Xlic Best iu Use. Patented July 11, 1854. '"PUIS is an invention by which a large por- T X. tion of the power ol the horse is rendered available than by an}* other arrangement t known. Its parts are few and simple, not lia- s bio to derangement, readily adjusted for work- J' inc, and with ordinary care very durable and I efficient. n The Machines nro manufactured with great exactness and all precisely alike, so that in ( case n piece should be broken we can always .1 tn w?nltw?n it - It is do-ditncd for one or two horses, mid ? eati be used fur a great variety <>f work, thereby t-aving a bilge amount of labor, expense I and valuable time to (lie Farmer, Mechanic and others. 15v reason of its portability tlic owner can readily locate it wherever it may suit his business. It can lie used to good advantage for driving eotton jrins, threshing machine?, circular, or other saws, planing and other machines foi?jworking wood, driving mills, of various kimls. for in-ilutintr iM-nin nnint u??-i tors, corii-shelli'rs, lathes, grind stones, ?fcc., nml for churning, washing, pumping water for cattle, irrigation, or draining, and nil other purposes to which a Horse Power is adopted. We also keep the most approved Spike and Beater Til It IvSl IK US, which eun be driven hy the above Powers. KAN MILLS for-Hand or Horse Power. SMUT MACHINES, Grain Cradles, Belting, * SCOTT'S LITTLE GIANT Corn and Cob Mills. CAUMlCIIAEI. it 1JKAN. J/calerx in JIarJicorc, Cutlery ami Agricultural hnjilnnrnts, Augusta, fin.. May 2, 185G. 62-Cm Circat New* to the Public, rpiIAT SLAGER it LIVINGSTON, being .JL desirous of Reducing tlieir STOCK to r... i.\.ii c...v..i:a :n At -* iiimv iuuiii iui i nu win lll^j'uol' uj their Summer Ooods at greatly reduced prices, as in Charleston : licthial Muslins, lirciions, Jneoncl, Hwisc, Calico, <te. ?ALSO? Their Stork of CLOTHING, a supply of Nopro Goods, Straw, Leghorn and Panama Hats, 1'inbrellas, Carpet Bags, Ac. ?ALSO? A good supply of Gold and Silver Watches, Chains, .Jewelry, Fancy Goods ?fce. With many other articles belonging to a general assortment to he found at SLAG Kit A LIVINGSTON'# Store, The old Stand of Messrs. Willson it Williams. July 10, 1856. 10-tf ALWAYS 0.\ IIAND, A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF FANCY ARTICLE 8, SUCILas llosewood and Mahogany Writing _ Desks, Rosewood and Morocco Dressing Cases, Dressing Combs, Hair, Tooth and Finger Nail Brushes. Ladies' Heticulcs and Work Boxes; Gold Pens, in Silver and Gold Cases ; Fnney Inkstands ; Pen I! neks ; Pearl and Morocco J ortc Moiinnio>?, of nil sizes; Ranker s Cases; Superior English Water Colors; Camels Ilmr Pencils; Roger's and Wostenholm's Superior Pocket Cutlery, Arc., ?tc. Fur sale at reasonable Prices by S. TOWNSEXI), 128 Richnrdsou Street^ Columbia, S. C. August 8. 18.r)C. 14-t-apll HI. IK. BERRY, Furniture and Chair Ware-rooms, 135 Riclturdtfoii Street, COLUMBIA, . S . C . rI"MIE Subscriber, having enlarged his War?JL rooms and Workshop*, is now enabled to keep on hand a larger assortment of FUR JMTL'Kl-. anauiiAiKW, 01 ins own make, anu some of the best Northern manufactures. Also on hand a large assortment of WALL PAPEli, all of which will be sold cheat roa caoii. _ | It only needs an examination of the stock to I be convinced as to quality and chrapnct*. April 11, 1850 49 s ly A Neat and Good Little Farm for Sale. TIIE subscriber being desirous of removing ' to the West* offers his Farm for Sale. It 1 is situated four and a half miles from the Tillage of Abbevillo, in a North-east direction, and in one of the best neighborhoods of agree-M. /_: it.. .n IlUIUy lriUUUlJ IIL'ipiUUUIO III Viae A'lOVdVl* JL uc plantation contains one Hundred and Seventeen Acres, Fifty Acres of which at least is woodland, the balnncc in a high state of cultivation. On the premises are all necessary houses. On the whole it is one of the best places, of its size, in Abbeville District. The terms will be accomodating. JAMES MORRISON. August 11, 1856. 15 tf JOHN J. CLAYTON, DEALER IN - TmINJ W READY MADE CLOTHING, W HAS now on hand a Inrge and fresh supply of fashionnble SPUING AND 8UMMEK GOODS, which Will be sold on very reasonable terms. No. 197 Broad Street, under the Augusta Hotel. . Augusta, Ga., May % 1856. 62-ly ference of the Methodist Episcopal Chart*?' hereby giva None* that they will petitioq .ft? ensuing Legislature for Re-iaMtaOTwtij?/; , By order of the Board of Traite*.1 : , H. A> C. WALKEh, Bee'ty. < Abbeville C. H, July 15, 1856.' 118m \ | If. .M*-., I bargains! ; M. ISRAEL & Being desirous of reducing t for fall supplies, will diaposi em -mlj mac nc jeo ji?. nt greatly reduced prices, a little ab Colored and Black MUSLj Lace and Silk MAN1 BONNETS n PARA, READY-MADE CLOTHING, Gent's Furnishing ARTICLES, Straw, Leghorn, and Panama IIA UMBRELLAS, TR UN J "With a thousand other articles bcloiigii){ found nt No. -1, Granite Bow, July 1, 18f>6. Clotjiing, (f loth (138.) RICHARDSON STREET, I rHK unilcivi^iu'i] woulil rcspeclfullv nunouncc t joining Districts, tlint lie has now in Store (i lie Season) a well Selected Stock of Sl'l'INf! AXT ell ntdiich prices ns cannot fail to suit, lie would ironiisoB will bo performed to tlie entire satisfaction Ic would, therefore, say to his friends in the Countr b he thinks lie can make it nit object worthy of n t i.. 1:-.. /M.vii.:.. i.? t. Ti .. Ill cimiivvuu.1 .....J ..V. ......... ioods of every description. AUo, lints, C:?p?, <'nt ?ALSOfioc assortment of Voutli'd and Children's Clotliiu 1<1 up. Remember the No.?UicliorJiion Street, opp Columbin, S. C., April 18, IR.iC. ^bhtbilU W O R [AT THE OLD STAND OF ? ?rz: /m_ at sa: vm. : M- * *23 SS 9 ^TMIE L"udersigucd, thankful for post fi JL tion of their friends, nnd the public n i ititT i rmn i \n UAlililAu AO A IN J Consisting of one dozen assorted Bl'GOIK also sa}" to our friends that we have coium Hickory S Soinetliilig new, and greatly admired l>y linve also on liand n large lot of second-liar: ONE COACH EE, ONE-IIALF I ONE CAUin Suitable for Travelling or Hacking purpoi ceedingly low. As we have tlie BEST SET OF HANDS I nr. l ? <. l . '1J -- 1 u c cnii uniciy teiuurc u? uuiiu iu uruci i We will do any Amount of KEI'All any other E^tabliihment in the State. tW All Work Wt o? FISK'S METALIC B1 We also have on hand a large lot of FI? air-tiglit, for protecting the dead for prolo or any other desirable purpose, which we We will also Make Coffins and send to ai DcuiroJ. We have a new IlEARSIH, wliicl Abbeville C. II., April 22, 1856 ft. S . BOWER, MANUFACTURER AND DEAI.ER IN FURNITURE Of Every Description, Of Every Style; FISK'S CELEBRATED METALIC BURIAL *k CASES. Opposite the Congaree House, VJU^UMUIA, ft. <J. QA April 11, 1856 49 ly of U. W. DYTIIEWOOn. WM. HENRY SMITH, jis BYTHKWOOD & SMITH, 801 Commission Ulcrchaut*, I FOR TIIK BALE OF " COTTON, FLOUR, GRAIN, AND ALL MANNER OF Produce and Merchandise, 204 Exchange Bow, Richardson Street, COLUMBIA, S. C. April 11, 1856 49- ly A POULLAIN, JENNINGS, & CO., 8R0CERS AND COTTON FACTORS, c AUGUSTA, GEORGIA. A. Pocllaih, Thomas J. Jknnikos, Isaiaii Purse. ... Maj t, 185ft. 52-ly _ REM SEN'S * _ HAT HANVFACWBr, ?f FatbioKi), jpichardson Btiwi, No. 1BT. M 114-IS04:j i'/? M:.tj1 j -<V'i >:.aif*.vJ > s bargains! BRUSSEL IIEIR STOCK, TO MAKE ROOM : of their ove Now Yor Coet only, vir: tns, rill as, ind ribbons, sols and fans. , A L.V11G STOCK, I7T.<? i'S,' and CARPET BAGS, ; to n general assortment, to l?o M. ISRAEL ?fc URUSSEJ/S, Abbeville C. II., 8. C. 9 tf iujj, ([ilotliiiig, COLUMBIA, S. C. (138.) o (lie Citizens of Ablievillc nnd Hie ndinil will continue to ivceivc throughout > SUMMER CLOTHING, which lie will linvo it. distinctly understood, thnt nil lie of nil who patronize his Establishment, y, to give him n call, on visiting Columbin. i-ial. id assortment of Gentlemen's Furnishing pet Brtgc, Umbrellas, Etc., Ktc. g of overy Style nnd Size from three yonrs osite the ISoot ntid Shoe Store of II. P. G. M. JOIINSOX. 60-1 y (batttagt K S , ,1. H. & F. A. DEALE.] B3 9 1C "MLT ? ?&r. ?Z3 ? ivors, jvjApectfullv invite the nttengenorally, to their large stock of ) BUGGIES, S. ROCKAWAY8, <te. woul.l cnccd tlic nmimfuoture of 5 it sr S e s ?11 n.l.n .AAM 1(1 Work, consisting of )OZEN BUGGIES, AND l'-ALL, scs, ull of which we will soil oxN THE COUNTRY, tny Vehicle in our line of business. [UNO, nt short notice, ns cheap as irranted. URIAX CASES. sK'S METALIC BU1UAL CASES, >ngc<l interment, for transportation, will sell exceedingly low for CASH. 17 part of the District li will trn frM of elmrfp. CHRISTIAN A. DEALS. 61 tf CITY DRUG STORE. WM. HAINES, Cg Xo. 217 fNorlli Side} Broad Street. C3 AUGUSTA, GA, Wholesale and Retail Sealer in UGS AND MEDICINES, l'AINTS, OILS, GLASS TUTTV, VARNISHES, ETC. RFl'MERY, HAIR BRUSHES, COMBS, TOI LET SOArS, HAIR OILS, POMADES, HAH DYES, HDK'F EXTRACTS, ETC. All of which arc offered at low prices foi mi. Particular attention paid to tU? prcparatior PHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS and tlx ipensing of Family Medicines. A large as rtinont of Fre?l? and Warranted 4 Garden, Grass mm! Field See&k ffy Orders froin the Cn*mtrj ptorapih ended to. May 2, 186?. flfc-ly JAMESS. COTHRAN, Attorney at law> ABBEVILLE C. II, S. C. ST" May befound for the present in th Commissioner's Office. Jan 18 1859 3? 1 Cigar* f Cigar* t T ' EVEKAL Thousand one rionam tytgar* o ) consignment, for sale by A. WAI.LEIL Greenwood, 8. C., Aogu?t 8, 1866. 14-St round* TcaaMM Ba . Con, Hog round, 30,00# Iik TeaaeMM Hams, wall ant; sa^ses^ , ?r *aU by G.L.A5DEBSOK, II M iliS AGRICULTURAL AND MECHANICAL IMPLEMENTS! Machinists' and Builders* Materials! t HARDWARE, CUTLERY, AND HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS!!! WE have now in store, and will ft gif/Si continue to keep a large assort- jT XT nient of tlio MOST APPROVED * AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, for A Southern Use, m CONSISTING o t Single and two ilorso Turning PLOUGH^ 15 Varieties; Doublu Micliignn, Double Mould Board, and Hill Sido PLOUGHS ; Sub-Soil PLOUGH, several kinds; Formates Patent PLOUGH ; Cultivators; Harrow*, 3 kinds ; Corn Shelter*. 6 kinds;?Straw Cutters, 10 siaes and kinds; lr?..i c it ir t* ?? w?u uvrujicm i jiunii; jivw; riorne I'OWITW and Threshers, 6 Tarietiea of each ; Fan Mills; Grnin Cradles; Grass Scythcs and Handles; Smut Machines; Bush Hooks; fruiting and Hedge Shears; Pruning Saws ami Chisels; Sausage Meat Cutters and StnfFers; Farmer** Boilers, for boiling food for stock; Chorus; Hny and Garden7 Bakes; lla^ and Mannre * Forks; Hoes, Spades, Shovels, Grain Scoops; ' Wheel Burrows, Field and Garden Rollers ; Corn Planters, Scales; j Store. Warehouse, and Depot Tracks; Well and Hortie Buckets; Pump Chuiu and Fix* lure*; ltock Salt for Stock. ???" W? keep K.xtra Points for our I'longhf. ninl will fm-iiisli. ut short notice, 9?ich parts of l'loughs ami oilier 1 mplcinentp, m may l>? wanted to replace broken piocw. (irntlruicnV anil Boys' Tool Cknti, 4c., fee. Wo arc nleo Agents for selling the following Articles: SCOTT'S LITTLE GIANT CORN AND COB CRUSHERS, Univerenlly admitted to be the Best Crasher? ever invented, and in the nse of which for fcedingstock, a saving of one-third is made m has been proved beyond dispnte. Iloe *t Co's and Welch Jr Griffiths' Circular SAWS and SAW GUMMERS ; Stearns A Marvin's Celebrated Fire, Powder, ami IJurglar I'roof O A jj A j>1 A IN U Ji >; ?A1KS. Rotary Smoothing IltONH, Heated witfi Alcohol. No family- should ho without this very useful article. All the above arc offered for Bale at fair and regular prices, in connection with our extensive stock of HARDWARE and CUTLERY. CARMICliAEL ?fc BEAN, Wm. P. CAitMieiiAF.r, ) Augusta, Ga. JOSEPH S. BEAN, > (ieoiigk F. Adam. J May 2, 185G. 6S-ly election Notice. IT^XTRACT from "Reports and Resoiotien* -i of the General AeseinWv of the Skxt* mt South Caroliiin, pns?od at the ouitoal knih # 1855": Uosul vcd, That the electron* to be- holden <h? 011 the cecond Monday and the day foUowiag in October next, for Senators ftr*6 Representatives in the State Legislature, ?t?all lw l>el? at the following places, and eoadoeted by tW following persona, to wit: ABBEVILLE DISTINCT. Court House : John W, Le?ly, James A. Met'ord, John A. Hunter. Warrenton : W. II. Brooks, Wrrv, 0. Fsrsly, Robert Wilson. CnllaliAm'*: James M. Cnrwile, BiuaZ C?Ilahnm, J. Ramsey Black, Lowndesville: T. T. Cimiiingbaro, James Clark, William Giles. Culhouu's Mills: T). M, RoJgere, M, 0, Tallman, W. II. Tnggnrt Bradley's : David McClane, A. T. Wide man, A. .1. Weed. White Ilall: Gen. I\ IL Bradley, C. W. Sproull, J. L. Hearst. Greenwood : Dr. S. V. Coin, James Croaw?U, Albert Funk. Woodville: It. R. Talbert, Johnson Sale, Peter MeKellor. Deadfall : Augustus Cobby Robert Jon?a, Win. liucliauan. Scnfflotown: William 3In?Wo*, Noab R. Reeves, Benjamin M. I^atimer. Tribble's Store: E. Trible, Robert Stnckoy, T. B. Milford. Smittiville: Silas Raj*, Tlionias Rflcy, A. IL Morton. Fraziersville: J. W. Frazier, Lerny rordy. Enoch Nelson. ^ _ sioney mini: \> m. if. cauioun, Titoma* Stacy, Alexander II. King. Moaeley's: .lames C. Willard, Geo. L. Patterson, William Trewitt Cothran's: Jnmcs II. Widcmafl, John Ch2<?, Cant, Robert Lites. Due West Corner: James R. McClinton, William Norton, Robert W. Hadden, Cokesbitry : Geo. A. Allen, F. A. Connor, Charles Smith. Speeds: Augustus Smith, John Graves, John Mocely. Uordeaux:-Alexander Lnramore, W. A. Crozier, Andrew Guillebeau. I Long Cone Mills : J. X. Cochran, T. J. Rob11..* V:..l.c.l. Mount Hill i Knoch Barmoro, Andrew Pruitt, James Wain. * Donald'?Slore: J? R Donald, J. N. Searight, R. Brownlco. ' Ninety-Six depots R? R. Golding, W. B. Meriwether, Thomas Nichols* , . One State senator, nod five represeatatinree to he clcctcd. The election to be neld at each precinct for two days ; the manngers to meet at the Court House 011 Wednesday, count the votes, and declare the election. A. C. SQUIKR'_S % CHEAP CASH f FURNITURE STORK) 172 Main Street, COLUMBIA, 8. C; MANUFACrUBKB ADD GENERAL DKA?* W' ' Fine and Plain FURNITURE ^ > PIANOS, CHAIRS. MATTR ASSES, CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES, Ac,, in,,' . ty All fully Warranted. JgX ' e April 11, 180ft 49 ly. <n * y Estate Notice. r ^ ;,;r A LI persons Indebted to the Estate *f J. & 3 1 _ *? . _ * -%r _ . a -I.M. jMiBKiii uccemcu, cimr iw 1*019 vr m?v n ar? requested to pay ?p itamediately;.. ? ' ;i And all persons having demands agsiost tb* : - Estate are requested to send ttiera In bytho , fifteenth of September for paymMriL hwi vt. ~ rendy at any day to Settle tke Mti *4 M Eatate. . ? W. H. 8IttPS0N, l" W' ^ MC^e?to?. Aogust 11, 1860. 1$ < - v ,/hwi " ' '.'if , <it> |ij .." 1 I 'lfl'i I'* . and Trimmings, ,, . U~ lUhiTlfci i , j 'ti .4-jH < * ?