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State of South Carolina* KXECl'TIV K DEPARTMENT. Cmcon.t Wood, "5th Mnroh, 1857. UNDER the wise dispensation of Providence, lniwcvcr nlllicting and inferutible to us, the State ban Iia<l to mourn the uutimely death of n gallant soldier, a patriotic nnd devoted citizen, wntf of the inor-f distinguished among the valued Representatives of her people in the Congress of the United states. The death, so lamented, of the Hon. Preston 8. Brooks, oreat.es a vacancy in South Caroli na for the Fourth Congressional District, which : it is necessary and proper to supply without undue dclnv by another election. In such ' case, the law provide* that the (Ipvornor of j the State shall order an election. Now, in discharge of this duly, I, IlOBKllT j F. \V. ALLSTON, (iovernri' and (.'ointnanderin-Chief of the State of South Carolina, dot hereby order the Manager* of F.lcctiotia, for | the several election districts constituting the j said Fourth Co:?jJcre.?!-?nMl District, to open the | Polls and hold and election for a member of the present Congrers, to supply the vacancy crcatcd by the ilealli of the lion. Preston S. Brooks, at their election grounds and preciucts, according to law, on the first MONDAY in May next and the day following, be- j intr the foui tli and fifth il-iv* in c?;.i I The Managers will meet at the Court House j of their several Judicial District?, on the ! Wednesday f? !!<?\viu^r, count the votes, and forward the saitic, toff.'tlu-r with their respee- | tivc rctiirns, to the Governor, at Columbia, who will remain there six d:?3's in order to receive the same and ta declare the election. Given under luy hand and the seal of the State, this twenty-fifth day of March, one thousand eight hundred and fifty-seven, and in the eighty-first year of American Independence. KUliKltT ! '. \V. AU.STOX. James Pavtixson, .Secretary of State. April 3, lt>57. 4S-'2t Foil CO.\?SJi:^ We are authorized to aniiuuncc (,'ol. A. Ci. JSl.'MMKIi a Candidate for Coiiki-om, to li 11 the vacancy occasioned l>y the death of Col. I'. S. Rrooks. 55)'" The friends of II. II. Sl'ANX, Esq., re fpcetfully announce him as a Candidate for a oenl in the 1". S. House of Representative, to fill the vacancy occasioned by the death of IIod. l'reston S. Drooks. CgSTThe friends ..f Ci-n. M. 1.. HONIIAM rcs?pectfully announce him as a Candidate for the 6cat in the V". S. House of Representatives, made vacant l>v the death of the Hon. Preston S. Brooks. -12?tde The friends of JAMl'iS II. COlili respectfully announce him as a Candidate for Sheriff at the next election. PENMANSHIP AND CARD-WRITING, j THE Subscriber wimlJ respectfully nn- j nounce to the citizens of Abbeville, that lie will give a series of 4L?S ^ 1E3 '^ ?*t? So 9 In a very nppM'Vr.l Style of Penmanship, nt the Marshall House. Terms.?$10 for a complete course of 10 Lcs- j sons. lie also "Writes Yi<itinir Ciinlp, Fancy or | l'lnin, with a pem-il. <-<pial t<> lv graving. $2 per pack of .V) Can's Card* included. The Public ar<; ivspclfully invited to call on liiin. Al'G. .1. J. TIABICII, l'rof. of Penmanship, Executor'of Visiting ami Wedding Card#. March 20, 1857. 47-tf R. IF. WARDLAW & SON. SPEIHQ STOCK. Wl E Invite tlx- lit ten lion of our Customers VY and tlit; Public irenerally to ourSpring supply <>f French. Kmjlish and American DRV <iOOI)S. which is vciy large and embraces the tieimt and most elejrant (>oods of the Season, liuyera are assured that they may get of us. articles of the hest (jiia'.ily and at low prices. Cash and prompt paying Customers will be offered many advantages ?We enumerate? Col'd ?t Urocade StripM l'ig'd l-'aney Silks ; Itl'kl'hiin (Jrosde Uliir.e ?t 'Poult de S?i Silks ; Plain and Printed French Bareges ; " " " ('lialliiv; Elegant French l>e Laines for Spring ; Plain and Printed Jaconets and Organdies; tfrfeniO, Ginghams?Fine Scotch :ni'l Common ; j Ftyholi, Fnglish ami American I'rints; Olimt/, Col'd Brilliants ; ]>o nbasifi, Cauton Cloth Alpacas ?tc ; A Fine assort ment of .Mounting Goods ; Ribbons and l>ress Trimmings of various Styles; Heal Tlirea Laces and Fillings ; Hmbroi'd Camb.,Swiss Thread ?fc Lisle Edgings; Siik Mantillas?a variety : A large assortment of l'ig'd A' lMnin Ribbons ; Gloves, a varied assortment for Ladies, Gent.j, Misses and Iioys ; Ijteed.and ftiflbroiilered Collars an<l Sets ; Ktnbroidered and l'luin Linen llandk'fs; "Wliale"bone,Steel, Skclton ?t Wro't Caiiib. Skirts; ltnil Hond Corsets;?Hosiery it: greal'variety ; Marseilles ac d Allendale Quilts ; rurnimrc I'liiiiues n:i<J rmigc3:; Daglnxk Table Cloths mid Napkins ; Huckahm-k nn?l Dainnsdt Towels ; Fllfow apd Sheeting Lurcn ; Sopei ior.Irish Linens; glantiiiion Osnabui4?s, Striped and Plain ; rowri anvl Dleachcd Dome&ties ; Jilaek and Colored Broad Cloths; Iil'k, ColM and Fig'd Doeskins and Cnssimeros ; Hup. 6 1 Drap D'Etes ; Silk, Linen and Marseilles Ycstings ; Shirts rtnd Drawers?several Boris; Stocks, Cravats, Silk and Linen Haudk'fs ;? Together with every article usually kept in'tliis line. Ill Our HARDWARE Pcpartmont will be found Hoes, Scy(%es, Axok, Spades, iihoval*, Clia.ifl8, Ac, <tc, for Planters ; and. a ?wnrVm'ii>l.v of T<mla tnr Mo?ki>-i? u?? * ? N . -- *.JVV.I?UIVD UCOIUCO a fine o^SbrtiuenJ, of Itaaor*,?I'oeketKuivce and Ttft^e CutJcr}', Locks, Kails.Jitc, <fco. JVe would call particulnF attention to ourW* rollout assortment o$fcJ3ooK, Sliof^, Gaiters mid 8UJ>jfera for LaUies Gentlemen and IJoya ; ?ft6fllef>, Bridlepjllorse Collar? *cf v./* Crockery GLif^S" Ac; Ufa of all sorts, Heady-Made Clothing, 4c. ltf<?li<?rJ, if you nacd any Goods at all/el)l and we will try and supply vour w?ntV ft. II. WAOT5LAW A SON. Abbeville, March 24, 1*857. 47-8# HBNHY 8. KERR, Wa*LEIAI/E A BETA*!. nvft.vu i? SRWBRIMrMPISIOilS *5 ONBECTI0NARIE8, Al&BVlhl$h$. H?, s.0. * FlaiM*#?. Itart. A' 8J4f~-*iuift ]-<igRTH: Octave Ro?o?iood J\k IMA mi Fq|w^ vM-fanta! a go*d', irtfile A?d nV<xrly flw,>5^?er month ioJAflSUxr' nf pnro.liojc witjpWiwinKqR-' lesfViwifcW p^r*omi. Inquire, on belirff of ff Abbeville G.' it., ProfciiN ional Card. Dfc; S. R. SKILLERN, HAVING located permanently in Greenwood, oiFeri his Professional Services to the public. lie tuny be found at his Office, next door to J. II. Riley's Drug Store, unless professionally engaged. March '24, 1S57. 4'7-Ofn CLERK WANTED. WE will give IMMEDIATE EMPLOY- 1 MENT to an}' Younro biaw ! Well qualified and of some experience in Business. , NONE need apply who cannot come well , roc. m ueuded. It. ll. WARDLAW & SON. , Abbeville, S? C., March 24, 18f>7. 47-*2t t Attention ! CALHOUN TROOP. 1 "X7"0U will appear at your Parade Ground, J. on Saturday, the 4tli day of April, at ( which time and pluoo, pursuant to orders from Col. .'. 0. Martin, there will be an Election lioi.l f..r t.* 4;li <1... ..e f .... , ....... V..V. Ul Will I W. W. Perry un an Resigned. Sergeants Smith and Caldwell nnd Lieutenant K. J. W iss, managers. By order of J. W. API'LITTON, Lieut. Commanding. Tfios. W. Smith, O. S. March 23, 1857. 47-2t Abbeville Female Acadeiiiy. rI"MiIJ undersigned having hecn elected hy I. the Trustees to take charge of tlie above Institution this year, wishes to inform the patrons of the School, und the friends of education generally, thai it will he open for the reception of Pupils on Monday, the 12th inetant. He earnestly solicits the hourly co-operation of the people in building up a School worthy the patronage of all lovers of learning. ' The Scholastic Year is divided into two Tin-nis. The First, comnieneintr 1st Monday in , January, and ending, Friday before the First Wednesday in August; the Second, commencing 1st Monday in October, and ending, Friday before Christmas. HATES OF TUITION". 1st C.'la^s: Spelling. Heading, 1st Scs. 2d Ses. ; Writing, and the Primary elements of higher branch- I cs, - - - - - . ?11 00 $5 00 2?1 Class: Tito above, with Geography, History, K"i?listi Grammar, Arithmetic ami Composition, ... 10 00 8 00 3il Class: Tlie above, with Algebra, Geometry. Chemistry, Botany, Astronomy, Lottie, Hhetorie. ?tc., - - 22 00 10 00 4th Class: The above, with Latin and Creek, - - - 28 00 12 00 KXTIIA8. Musie, Piano, 28 00 12 00 " Guitar, 28 00 12 00 " Vocal. ..... 3 of) o no Use of Piano in taking lessons, 2 00 1 00 ' " practicing, additionnl, ....... 2 00 1 00 I)rmving and Painting, - - 7 00 8 U0 Contingent I"ct>, .... r>o 50 A. T. WATSON, A. B. January 15, 18.r>7. 87-3tn. Attention! Abbeville Light Infantry !! ~V7"OL* will appear nt yoiir usual Parade X Ground, on Saturday, the 4tli April, armed mid equipped as t lie Constitution directs. Members will coinc furnished with five bullets and powder. By order of Cnpt. J. W. LIVINGSTON. J. T. Owi;x, (). S. N. JJ.?1 Juliets can be found at the store of 11. W. Law son. March 18. JS57. 4G-tf hbl-VA. m. H ^as> WILLIAM ALEXANDER, \\7 (>l.'LT) respectfuily inform the citizons I ' y of llic community that, lie 1ms located i himself in tlie building formerly occupied liy | N. Xlc KVOY, ns a boot ami shoe store, one I door below the Marshall lions*-, whore he will ; be prepared to execute with neatness nnd de- i spateli nil orders entrusted to him. March 1 1857. 4G tf j Head Quarters, 2d Regiment of Cavalry. Miuway, March 14, 1857. Attention Dragons ! 1)URSl'ANT to oiders received from Lieutenant Col. Martin, Commanding the 2d Regiment.of Cavalry, an Election will beheld on the First Saturday in April next, for :.Citptftin to Command the Southern Rights Dragoons. Cornet Livingston, Serg't White nnd Private Detyruhl will manage the said Election. Ilv order .Lieut. I'F.RIII V Commanding. White, O. S. March 20, 1807. 4f>-td "masonic female collegiate INSTITUTE, AT COKESBURY. THE Trustees of this INSTITUTION dpffc roiis of placing it upon u permanent hjaais and of extending its benefits, propose to soli SCIlOLAltSllll'S upon the flowing' plnn: Twenty Years in the Literary De .... $150 00 Fifteen Years in the Literary Department, - - - - l'2fi 00 Ten Yearn in the Literary Department, 80 00 Six " " " " * " 50 00 Anj' person purchasing n Scholarship for a number of years lews than t wentv will l>c permitted to use it at ony time during twenty years. D. W. McCANTS, I-Isq., a worthy brother and a gentleman of the highest respectability, id onf agent for the sale of the above, and is authorised to receive donations. C'X> ipdently relying upon jha liberality of ourOrdir-nnd an intelligent public, we commend him and his mission io their con?dencc and support .. K. VANCE, 1?. B. T. * March 16, lSr.7. . 46-tf Shci'ifC'H Sales. BY virtue of sundry Writs of Fi?ri Facias to me directed, I will sell at Abbeville Court House, on the first Monday and Tueiday in April-next, within the leeal hours of sale, it. - /-!?? ? ' ' mc luunwing propony, to wit: 150 Acres of Land, more or lew, l>ondcd liy Robt. Stnokey. Wm, Boyd and others, nu tbe property of Jos. Fisher, ads. B. II. Shirley and othefs. >. 7^ Acres, more or les*. Ifonndeflbj*-Elizabeth M&ttisot^ as the property of 12. II Nixon, ads. 800 Acres, more or. less bpundtrtf by J. Q, Bozoman* E. F. I'ower nful others as t|ie property of J. A. Martin, ads. J. F. Bejl, Ez'or, *E. Trib'.c and others. 200 Acres, more or loss, bounded bv IJenj. .Talberfnnd others, as th<vproperty of T. Wid*''tiTB^inds. J no. Banders and otiuerC * 20 Acres, more or less, bounded by J. Graves, P. 8. GilUbeao $nd other*, asjQte ,??o|>er& of. B. E. D. O lUW*D.HraQfl otbeia. 1 Negro Woman, CliarRy, 1. Uflfsf. and JBogff, as the jiroperty of W. H. Verk#rs?n, ads. oberts & Adomjj a??d others. 1 Lot old Baeon, -1 lot u'e? do, g^-doz. oaae bottom ait'd I dp*, split bottomed Chairs,*! lot. Books, 2 Bdfcoaus, - LpokjnkrisMea, 8 -fhir And frortii, Bb<?v?lr?no,Toii^; 1 Desk, 1 Sate, I Dressing Table, 2 raatlreeeee/l j0r Xerd, 1 lot. Janfftfld. Jdfc?, Z Waiterp. 1 Wash &fod and Bucket 1- J<>t Bjjcn anttffiarr^ls, andTHogs, as the property*# W. S$. Sale,'ad*. A: Goijjjon ??w1 -ntha^t-' B E W A 11 E! A TIMELY WARNINGS rrMIK dccii]e>1 superiority of KOR A HACK'S ] J. COMPOUND CHKMrCAl. SOAP?its l.e>ng made in live minutes, coating only tlir?*??f}t??rtcr? of n cent per pound, being tnado with j out Ley or Grense.ha.s excited nn interest and curiosity in the minds of some, that perhaps p would lend them into unpleasant difficulties. ( It is for the benefit of those unacquainted i with the nature of Patents and Patent Law*, i Lliat we insert thi8 cantion ; for it is presumed ] that no gentleman, no just and honorable man would attempt to use the Kccip?\ without proper authority, even should he obtain it otherwise. We would here stale, that nny person using ?aid Iteeip?:?in any wny infringing upon said right, may expect to miller the utmost penalty of I the Patent J.nw, for it will be promptly enforced j to its fullest extent?no apology or compromise j < will l?e allowed to mitiirate its utriin'enuv. \V<- i ihivc the control of the State?we ami our assigns only, have authority to sell Family Right*. Citizens of this District can obtain Rights by . calling on Mr. J. J. LYONS, the indefatigable Clothing man, who has purchased from us the flight for Abbeville. Persons desiring Territory, will call on the un- ? derwritersnt Abbeville C.' II. S1IAKP A- WESTMORELAND. , P. S.?TVe would furthur state, for the benefit ; of those who are misled and imposed upon most every day, by being induced to believe ! that they purchase articles for the manufacture i of RorabackV Soap, tliut any assertion cncourngiug such brief is positively and entirely fnl.su. I v ?The principal Chemicals used, nre not sold in j the District now, but will be soou. ? .c. w I Fob. 27, 1857. 'lo-tf ^ SOAP! SOAP!! SOAP!!! 1 THE INDISPENSABLE ARTICLE. LYONS, having purchased the Ri^ht for Ab J bevillc District, to innkeund sell lt?ra? hacks'* Patent Compound Clicmi?*aI Soap, is now prepared to sell Family ltights on reasonable terms. The advantages which this Soap possesses over any other which is now, or will ever hereafter be in use, are these : In the first place, you can make the finest i and most beautiful 'Voilet Soap, highly pcrfuin- ! ' ed and richly colored, at a cost, (buying the ; chemicals by wholesale,) of only Four Cents per 1 1 pound. ?ln the second place, you enn make tlio |?i"c-tt:- j ; cat, vrliiteat, ami nicest Washing Soap at a i cost of only three-quarters of a cent per pound j , ?75 cents for a hundred pounds. In the third place, after having obtained a Recipe?which will he yiveu you at the time yqn l>uv your Family Kiirht?you can, in 1 .*> minutes, at a cost of only Thirty Cents, make two liar rels out of one of Lev Soap, and the two, nfterthey have been doubled, will be better Soap i than the first barrel was. In the fourth place, this Soap will clean the ! skin better, (if people are disposed to doubt it, | we will prove what wesav, b'y applying it to i two;or three boys?or, rather young men?who J wear boots outside of their pants about town,) | ' and it will wash clothes whiter, and with less ' washing, than any other washing compound i uow in use. A pocket handkerchief, or piece j of homespun, may he dipped into a tar bucket, or drawn through a carriage wheel, until itis completely covered with tar, or giva.se and I black lead, and then in three washings in cohl 1 wafer, (of course it will wash better in warm,) i it will he mude as white ad it originally was. No other Soap will do this. It will take grease i out of floors : and "a friend retnaked to us the other day, that he believed it would go through 1 an inch plank alter a little paint, tar or grease. And la>Jie8vall who have husbands who need cleaning up"-tond renovating, if you will send them up 6ome warm day.(it won't do to apply i ltoraback to them in cold weather, unless you i give them some money to buy warm (,'lolhcs with?there's dungcr of some of them taking violent colds,) we promise that you will he utterly astounded when they return home. You will ha Jly believe that such a change in ap- j i pearanee could have been effected in so short I a time. So now fn luiflflrifiiio /timl .?? I art; dishonest enough to advise our own peo- : pie, our own friend*.our own relations, to <lo I a tiling wliieli will Bi> of no benefit to tlieni, j nini which must result unfavorably to u*.) we 1 advise every family to procure a Right. There is not a Family in Abbeville District, doing any washing at all, who does not use Fifteen Dollar.?, worth of Soap in a year; and by Korabaek's Recipe, you can injike your Uight clear, ; the first year. "'It is not like a C'oat or a pair of ; Pants?in two years, at the outside, they are j worn out?this lasts 3*011, your lifetime. Abbeville C. II., Feb. U.*?, 1307. 4:>-tf j Notice to All Cosiceruc<l. j "V7t7IIKHKAS, DAPIIXKY, a Notrro Woman. T T supposed tu be Sixty years of ape, who has been committed to the Jail of Abbeville District as n RUNAWAY for Twelve month*, and no owner appearing to prove property, pay ?Tail fees and take Iier away. Now, notice is hereby piven, tTint, pursuant to the Act of Assembly in rtleh case made and provided. I will sell said slave on Sale Day in April next, at Abbeville C. II.. for Cash. T. R. COC1 IK AX, S. A. J). Sheriff's Office, Abbeville (J. II. March 12. 1857. 4.1-tsd. -p- ____ Dr. I>. A. Jordan. HAVING located at Abbeville Court House, offers his Professional services to the inhabitants of tll<? villnirn nn/1 I lfll-n on Mnin at., the first door above the Marshall House. [fel> 20, '57 42-3in "t* The Carolina Times for Sale. The subscriber, desiring io retire- from tRe printing business, oilers for sale the entire establishment known ns the CAROLINA TIMES, to which is connected a well-conditioned JOB OFFICE. The Times (Daily, Tri weekly, and Weekly issues,) is in n prosperous condition, onjbying u very fair circulation and n largfrtad verging patronage. The Job oflicc is in good order, containing abundance of material for the exe- ; cution of any class of work, and is liberaljy pntroftised. The I'ress deDartineYlt- contnininor tlir?n >?r/w. 80s, is also complete, and -worked by steam,', running one Adums and one Cylinder l'ress, . As Printer to the House of Representative^ the subscriber has made ample arrangements for the execution of it? work, which affords ample remuneration, and properly managed cannot fail to give n handsome profit. As the subscriber has determined to sell. an , opportunity is afforded tHpso who may desire to engage in Journalism to secure one of the j best conditioned and prosperous establishments, to b$4ound in tfic South, at very low figures. Fffr further inferuiation, address the subscriber,^t Columbin, S. C. E. II. BftlTTON. . NtiTltijfe. " 100,000 PonndH Tennessee Bacon, Hob rdrand; - Libs. Tennessee rffcms, well cut; SOOtjAcks Superfine Flocir; Sxtra Family Do,; lOVoOOLlba Lard, in cans And barrtls; Btkbels-Corn; ForealTby G. L. ANDERSON', ^7"Oil ftr-, hereby sonimn'iiedtoanirsaa^liiBaiafeSs^ "'fivSsSiF!7 MtcK 1?-t& Pfnno Wgrfem. *'' . ^PlfBSubiorib^k-Mpa^i Nuon^ CI**** ^ UXPARRALLELEI) BARGAINS! Extraordinary Attraction! ! VI. STRAUSS, COKKSBt'RY. WAR! WAR! WAR! OWING to tliv war in Kansas, and theprobability of tlic dissolution of Union, the tubsoribcr hits determined to sell his Stork of Joods nt VKRV J.OW PWIIES ft!l<l NOW IS T1IK 1MB, when his Stock rs lull nnd lately pnrchased n New York and Baltimore, consisting of lieli DrcKs Silks, Chnlly, French Merinocs, Mous I)e dairies, l)n?s Goons in evkuy vaiattv, Linens, Domestics, Clonks, Miinlillns, Shawls. EMBROIDERIES. -necs. Hosiery, uiuvcj, iwoooiis, i-.uk nuxisv IXO SlIlKTS, ?loth, Cashmero, Twerdes nnd Ivy. Jeans, Dressand Cloak Trimming*, oil Cloth. FALL A ND WI NTEIl CLOTIIING for Men. Hoys und Youth. Jrogwis, Hoots, Shoes, Slippers and Gaiters wieh lias never Wen aurpassed. HATS AND CAPS, ill sorts nnd styles to suit a child just born to men one hundred years old. I Mso n full assortment of l'laids, Kersoyc, l'laines, Osnnhurgs, Blankets, Sheetings. Shirtings, l.iapers, Towelling, Flannels and l'rints. CUM 1 'LETE ASSOKTM ENT >f Hardware, Grocery, Croekery, Stationery, etc., etc. Special Notice! Expressing my thanks for the past favors, ,villi pleasure 1 invite my friends aed custom ;ib ami the public in general, to como, cxnmne mv extensive stuck, and low prices. Jicuumber ! M. STRAUSS, Oct.. 1<>, 18r.fi. 23-tf] Cokesliury. J) II Y(t 0 0 J) S ~ SPUING IMPORTATIONS, 1 1 8 5 6. Ml I.T.Kit .t WARREN, Opposite Globe Hotel, Augusta, Ga.. nrc receiving their usual choice variety of SPUING 1>RKSS FABRICS, embracing "the bust makers of French j1 mill English productions, among which arc? I Rich Printed French Jaconets and Organdies; ] Rich " Flounced I$aregcs and Oritnndies: i Rich " American ami Knglish Lawns; Rich " French Brilliants ami Cambrics ; Rich " Bareges an(l Tissues ; UlufT, Blue and l'iuk, Fluin Brilliant?, new nrticlo. Silks ! Assorted Colom Flounced Silk Dresses ; Uich I'laid ami Striped Taffeta Silks ; liieh Moire Antique, 'foulard ami China Silks; Black Taffeta ami (iro dc Hhine Do. ITIoiirmBttf (xoods ! Pluin'and Stiiped Grenadines and llareges; Black Flounced Grenadine and Barege Ih-esses; : Superior Summer Bombazines and Cliallics ; [Mack Jaconets, Organdies and Marquise ; IJIaek Eng. Crapes, Love Veils aud Handkerchiefs. In addition to this long line of Dross Good*. ?vc have a complete stock of Calicoes, Ginghams, Linen'Goods, Furniture l'aints, EmbroiIcries and l.necs, Hosiery and Gloves, Plain ind Embroidered Crape Shawl*. A large lot of Mantillas, in great variety of styles. Pantaloon Stuffs, Bleached and Brown Roods. White and Striped Osnaburgs, of various brands. Our friends and customers are respectfully invited to examine the largest stoek of Spring nudSummcr GOODS that we have ever had. Particular attention paid to lilting orders. Augusta, Gn., April 18, 1850 6(Mf iioim* h;*' depot. rpiTE Firm of IIOBEBTS, ADAMS <fc SMITH .JL wits dissolved on the first of Oetober, 1 o r l 1L 1 -.1 <1-1 -11 - ' I IO.J'1. AO iu?|?i:u mill an uirrsoiiJi iiiqeiHOCl ; will conic forward and settle by cnsli or note, us wo arc anxious lo close our olil business. ROBERTS & ADAMS Still continue business nt Hodges, and at Long Cane, nnd by tlie first of April will liavc a fine Spring Stork of Goods, selected with great care in New Yorlc mul Baltimore, which we respectfully offer to our friends nnd customers nt moderate profits.? Come nnd see, and bo your own judge. W? merely wish to let you know thnt -we arc still here, feeling satisfied that if }*ou will come, our Goods ni>4 prices will please you. Very respectfully, noBKirra it adams. Hodges', S. C., March 27. lSoti 47 tf Pro Bono Publico. rpilE iiidefntignble LYONS JL is making a change in his business, nnd all those who liavn't jjot Summer Clothes enough to Inst them out tlii*nn<l n^yt, innntli will iiivn OK ; , I by letting him know it lie's going to' change Ins Summer Stock of Clothing to ?i Winter ottft/oonseqently bargains enn be lind at hid Qlijihiug I louse. tfffc has a small lot. of Winter Coats, Pants liifd Vest#, left over from lnsi winter, which be is selling now at a loss. Coniu soon, or you won't get any of them. Aug. ??. 1850. 14-tf ~ GRAPE VINES. ABBEVILLE MODEL YLNISURD! DR. T0G.\0 offers for pale Vine Cuttings add Kootud Vixub, tit the following rates : Per IJundred Vine Cuttings, For Catawbiis and other Sorted Anicr-' .v.,., . n..D..,n, l?U For Sortod European Varieties, - 10 00 ( ltootcd American Vvrictie^'ocA, * 6&" Routed European Varieties, " f 00 K^gted tjcuppeinong, " 1 (K) ; -Monlcvino, Dec. . 35-tf I JN. B. Vines pruned nt reasonable rates. House anil IjO< Tor Sale, IN THE VILLAGE OF ABBEVILLE. _ a THE HOUSE obd LOT, in tlic of Abbeville, how occupied by Jlws fJvis- * stilla Hursell, adjoining Lot* of H. i& Kerr, Jiinuss M. Perrin and Charles Dendv, containing" One Acrc, more or less, wilfbeso!don SALE DAY;.in April next Half of the pur chnse money to i>c paid in law, the balance oirti credit of 12 month?, to ue securcd by bond aud security. -Tlie IIouso is conveniently, situated and is olso a very comfortable Dwollfrig, oii'd in good condition;* "l^raons wishing to purchase will do Well to examine the. premises before tile, day of.*nje. II. A. JONES, Trustee. ' March. 2, 1887. 44-td J. 6. CALHOUN, ATTORNEY- AT MW ASD SfllKIWE IS i. nAirvnvr KHU1TI, , ABBEyiLLG C. H.,' Will attend promptly to ail butuieu entrusted to nit' care. Jonnrfry 30, 1867. . 39-tf *T" Stil^criber has Amovoci ftfo Short-to X Main Street. mx( Doop.to ft L?w??iii'a Tin Hlmp, wJi?ro llle fciofja* may rest a*- . $trato i\ CHAMBERS & MA A Biur March 27, 1857. [47-lf] oooooo rmr mm jbc m m fnf f fiHr>nii> V;VVI|IVV Vi/WijJt FRENCH FLO1 KOUCIIE8 AND BONNET It! AT CHimBEjRS i Abbeville C. II., March 20, 1857. [ E. J . T AY CARRIAGE rrili; SUBSCUIBKR returns his thanks to 1 I niul solicits a continuance of the same. He wil Carriages nnd Buggies after the most approved Styles, mil for Style nnd Durability, cannot he beaten ; ninl low ns in any shop in the Stnti-. Bnggie* from $llo n Any one wishing a Buggy will do well to give me n Let it he understood, that 1 decline Shoeing Horse?, ur form?I am not prepared nnd will not do it. N. 11. Mv TKUMS are Cnsli op(!n<li fpnm tlii^ Abbeville C. 1!., Jan. 1, 1857.] I\ S. Tlioso Indebted to ine will do well to make in [35-tfJ rtat &;m a KEW FALL AND AVI SLAGKR & LEV "TTXTOULD respectfully announce to t tic V V tlicy have just returned frorti' New morennd ftr? now opening the lrfrgest anil i ever brought to this plaee, selected witl^jjreat nnd which they intend selling at very low rat D R Y G O LADIES' DRESS Of rill prices ; Plain, plaid and Figured Meriti All Wool Delaines, I'oramettus, De Barages, ] colored Silks. An extensive variety of AV II I T E AND DOME s H M ~mw An entirely new assortment of Collars, Ki Flowers, of the latest styles. The largest am brought to this part of the country, from'the article ; Trimmings, <tc. Also, a very large f UL.VT11S, HAHSlJdtSKJSS J ltcady-ITIade Clothing, Boots, Siioks, Ladies' and Gents' G. Gloves. In fact, everything new and desiraL lion to our stock of HARDWARE, CROCKERY an YANKEE A largo stock of Jkweliiv, Watches, ( Wake, at Charleston and Angusti Call on lis nnd examine our Good? and Pr Goods. At the Old Stand of "Willson it Willii Abbeville'C. 1L, October 81, 1850. '2G-tfJ The State of South Carolina, f y ABBEVILL1-J DISTRICT. Office Court of Common Pleas and Otn'l Sessions. James T. Baskiu, ) 4<t , , Jainea A.\iddle, f Ilnskin? i'l'tfr^AUornoy. IN Hi' 11EKEAS the Plaintiff did, on the eigliVV teonth day of October, cightccu liun- ?*1>ect, drtid and fifty-six, file his declaration against p?^|j tlie Defendant, who, (it is said.) is absent from J,|10jc ami without the limits of this State and huf o(- j. ueither wife ftor attorney known within tile t-?scp same, upo^\viiom a copy of snid declaration \yjn( mightvxe serVcd: It is therefore ordered, that the said Defendant do npmar and plead josc] to the said declaration, on or before the nino. i teenth day of October, eighteen hundred find fifty-seven, otherwise final uijd absolute judg- ~ nient will then be giveu eB?l awarded agniiwt nj] jlj him" aiftTTlIEW*M<$OXALD, C. C. P. p"l^ ClerlcfcaOfli#, Oct. ft, 1850 25-ly ? lJo^? MULLEIN & SEN N, % Wltolenale. arid %>iaf^ Grocers, , . a -call ,tL?SttQl|tioii of tho pfa&SM r1^j Abbeville District fco their large and Jt9$Jha4M|pe(}fedt$ek of const 1 JE ft I E 8, io,^J which liiey cSk ot tjfe. l6yeBfc^\mrket prices. gj,ort) lH-ndditioiutdHlie heavier articles iwtinlly kept j-e, in a?wel l-arrangell 'Grc^ty, we keep a full eUScVof . . *" "F A N C& G UOOEHIES " inoludiiig'phnost every article Wiirv|#d -ip the ? ^ family. < 'S-t- .. . * I t-owns visiting Colnmma will hurt it to thqir ndv mi tin go to give ?# a call bufare making their purchaser*, i H. MtriXKnr- sl I?. &ENN.. Apr?! 11.MB6 49 g"g IlrfPOSTA^T IfEWS 1WEOTI f^'bu Chaagein Business!! f,a*8 V1 - , tus foi LtOIW knojrihg tbit ft'"pretty general Ui8 ?]J?tribatiOB,'tlirouglh tlie lMstnct, of his jU8t t WINTtR CL0THIN8, Wtll Iiaoa f liA offant. nf vmtlfimr niAn lnnlr }m>L C. J?r, and. feel Jecidddlv' more con>$rtabIe, linr ????]:. eterniined not to let aa.-op?orttinitjr pass, when a saMeot preset itself fon his gonsfqer* tion. Feeling augured, Fellow Citifcefcjk * nH ttatitm*fcm*ry to your taking tWfc && tlofrlh Rcfety, which yonr talent and '^cujii- -n. tat worth jAtitlA/yv ?o,. is A "ch?nW' Of ' tbe^*^6rj0!?thl6g wLictr is noit 6'eing dfepo&jpif jU Few York tfost, Charts Ittu^uMicla^ " ^ J'Cliiehsv*te.y?u ?lL if he ean persuade yott rmH sbmB* <*? those dimes fchieh, you rPH h**? ^crtflbM?d, sb tight so^sd loAgifoi- yoiv ' %< Prwre rt*8| ?J<f's?veivpenees a/tit of ovary one of thfon., So.m who need Winter rtoo&bad r- V fc^tv,40h%?0'eo^n.Jor#?fter.yc u?ve pack# mV}t ? mitts, lUSIIALL'S, I'lLLE COURT HOUSE. 'iUnntts: WERS, PIQUETS ; BBONS, t nAR^HALL'S. 47-tf] LOR'S MANUFACTORY. lis friends for the past year's patronage, 11 eoiitfuue to Manufacture anil Repair llis work is got up of the best material, can be bought for Cash or Ca;<h Paper, as tid upwards?warranted Twelve Months, call. or doing Plantation work, in any shape date.?Always Ten per cent, off for Cash, i K. J. TAYLOR. umediate Payments and save Cost. K. J. T. tains!! * | NTER GOODS. HVGSTOi* citizens of ABBEVILLE, tlint York, l'liilmlelphin and Bnllimost benutiful stock of Good* ; ear', bought nt Low Prices, e*. Their stock consists of ODS, GOODS, iocs, plain, figured and clouded Jombazines, Alpacns, blnck and STIC GOODS, S 9 nbroidories, Bonnets, Ribbons, j best stock of CLOAKS ever cheapest up to the moat coatly lock of 1ND VESTINGS ! , All Kinds. vitehs, Caps, Hosiery and ilc. We would iiluo call attdaa GLASSWARE, NOTIONS, ETC. yi.ocKS, and Silveii Plated i Prices. ices ; Xo charge for showing Mil*, next, door to the Post Office. SLAG BR <fc LEVI N(JSTON. R Ml Til DT Uf I DCDnniiAi > vu'ti l. ?? n u C l\ U U IYI O S BENJAMIN & GOODRICH, Broad Street, Augusta, Georgia, <XT Door above Tliomns <?jiij|uw?w Richardson's <t Son's Store, and opposite Lam- "gftl s ?t Coopers ne\y Tfen Store, would refully announce to their friends and. e tliat they are now roeeivin# daity- n e and well selected assortment of all kinds UKNTEURK, such as Bureaus, Book , Sofas, Chairs, Tete-a-tetes, Centre Tables, low Shades, ite., of the latest and most xiable designs, which they will guarantee; I as low as car) he bought in the city, and ite all who wish to purchase, to call and inc OUl'stnuk t)efore niirdh??ini/?l??w1i??i> MAWi&sSEsC'ilid nds of Fnr11it,\:ro'-ntnilpfft'ctare<3 arfd Iteil to order, withnojiWcss and di?pht<bli. r Tfli? Firm, positively, have, no connccvjtb nny other Furniture' Jfouae iti litis GOODRICH, gpsto, Co., April 25, 1S5G. 62-ly ND STATIONERY. E Undersigned lias opened * BOOK STORK, i? Newberry-, where he .keep* itnlly On -Land n fine auortfri<ft)l of ReligMi^feUaiieoii" and School.'BOOKS. V IcrsYrom ? distance vrillho filled ftttlie ;it notice. W. .T. DUWlH wlicrry C. II. [.Inn 25 88-Ly W. B. Mc KEtLAR. r JIG EON DENTrST, new berry c. u:r s. e., ' iOUI.D mpufc respectfully' say to the People of'"Abbeville, .that fie has jtiitf .rc3 from Novf York ..arid Philadelphia,1 > Ii"e has had the very best opportobfiics j proving himself in |il?, Profes?ifth. mm erf in every Way bett^qualified -%r; sinem than 1ms ever nna before. llo wonfd i itkto that he is furuisbed witK an aparft ' Extracting Teeth ^y Congelation. Nephkw, JOHN G. McKEL^AK, *aa. cturued frotn the Philadelphia Dnntnl fc, wKere Jjfe* spent the entire jwintpr in, applicntjonio his business, l ean, irt and si?fcU\ jteeotnm'endrhim tatfhej : as aan^SkiiKai operator.: '' 1 PeVyiW..^ "A ! am rn ' '' fv '( i ~ ?- >1 ikflPHK^Vflw ? alkot, ^ u^qpurji <VM(t?< n^nr ?" &&&'(? S? ^sjSnsjh^ j , ^ ^i NEW AND DESIKAB* FALL AIVI> WINTER ?OODS J AT TIIB WELL KNOWS CHEAP CASH STORE OP CUMBERS & MARSHALL. I\o. 1 fiiranitc ISan^r. ABBEVILLE C. II. \/V^^ beg reppootfully ui intimnto totho cifiT T ecus of Abbuvillu and tlio nurroutiding Dist rict, that wc iiavc now ready for inspection u beautiful assortment of NEW GOODS. suitable for the Full and Winter.Senson, tvhich hnvo boon selected with grefttenre, and bought much below the regular value, nu<l which, w? now olfcr to the public) nl tlio lowest possiblci profit for CASJJ. ,J? ? As wc con line ourflvcs ontirely to Pry, 4 Goods, Boots nnd Shoe.", "lints and Cap*, we can offer an nssOrtmcnt in each department rarely to be met with in the up-country. We call particular attention to our large and splendid assortment of Plain lllack, Black Brocade, and Fancy Plaid SILKS ; , v Valentin, DcEaincs, Poplins, Alpnen, and Cashmere Dresses; English Meriuoe*, Ginghnius, Calicoes, Ac., iu an endless variety. AVe have a large supply of all the new nnd fashionable Embroideries in sets? also, n splendid assortment of those new styles in AVhito I.inen sets of COLLA HH nnd SLKEYES. French nnd Scotch Embroidered Sleeves, Collars ami ChoiuUelt*; Swiss and .lueonot Flouncing, Edgings nnd Insertions, nml sonic hamlsoine Embroidered irsi'a.vijy j'nuriv waists. In our Mouriuu*/ Stock of Embroideries, wo lnivc tlie latest styles of Ulack Crape Collars mid Sleeves, White Mourning sets, Collars and Sleeves, nnd Mourning Lnwn and French Cambric Handkerchiefs. ?AtSO? A very large lot of I.acep, Gloves, Hosiery, Bonnet ltibbons, l'inc French Flowers, Rougher, French Cambric, Embroidered and Lawn Handkerchiefs, Dress Trimmings, and the latest thing oiit in Hoop nnd Winter skirts. FANCY PARISIAN SILK BONNETS, pranounccd to be the richest ever shown hero. Table and Furniture I'mnasks, ITOylieg, Napkins, Towellings, Shirtings, Pillow Casing, Tickings, und a lot of the best and cheapest Irish Linens we have ever sold. A *.?enu? ocuicii u. ii oui \ esiw mui-i'iuus; Ladies' Merino U.VMSRVJSSTS ; Opera, White and Red FLA XXET.fi, and a very large stock of Swiss, English and American fine BED iil.AXKETS, which' we olFer nc ani ent Bargain. You ought to see them before you buy anywhere else. C L OAKS. ' , As thii is a branch of our business to which we pay par)ioiilnr attention, wo nro now prepared t<i show n great variety of all the now Styles in Cloakd. Talmas, Black Moiice Antique, Plain Black Silk, ?t*c. ?ALSO? White Crape, Cashmere and Wool Plaid Shawls, We have a tall times a fieavv stock of U^ilsEST ICS, consisting of Brown Homespuns, Cheeked do.. Striped Osnaburgs, Liiiseys, Apron Check a, Virginiasand Columbia Osuahurgs at Factory i^pricca. FOR MEN'S WEAR, Wo have a stock-which can't be beat in varieties of Kentucky .leans, North Carolina and Georgia Cassitm-rcs, Black Broad-Cloths, Vestiugs, llais and Caps, Boots and Shoes, and a lot of Gent's Calf Sewn Congress Gaiters which we oflfer as a great Bargain?fully 50 per cet. under the regular price. T?r AMT.vrrriv ^:rir?i\cs ? \/V l-'O. Our Stock of Plantation G.oo4 i$ very largn, which we sell nt Colombia pricps,. Consisting^ Kerseys, Gdorgia plains, \Vhit<r*nd ^fny fiittkets; and every body rhva that has 8?Seii them, that our IiUOGANS, ?Lc., "are'decideifft (tie best and cheapest they ever saw. Call and sec.our Stock of the nhove. Goods; you will find it to your advantage to do ?>, if you want to buy. " "Wo invite each and all of our numerous friend#, and the public generally, to call And examine our Stock, which we at all times tako great pleasure in showing, and warrant as represented. As every article is marked tlio lowest at \?,hich it can he sold, no deviation whatever will he made from the price asked. Abbeville C. IT., Oct. 27, 1S5?5. 26-tf Iaiiso lliiilfliiio'. TIIE undersigned is now prepared to do nil work entrusted to his cure.-iu the Build ing Line; to Druw I'llifhs and erect all descTfijv .tione of Buildings, from a ouc-stor}- house to ? "Court IhjUse. Having received.instructions from the host Architect* ill the.Union, lie flutters hihiself that ho Can hdYi! work done in a style equal to and as eli'eaji as can In; done m New"Y6rk. llKf,8HES'CKs.?King <fc lvelhinj, Architect,*, Brooklyn, New York ; W-m'.' Gainer, Architect, of NcV-York City.; I'erryrtia'n <t Waller, Jfew Mftrk?t; Dr' John 1'. BurrnM, BnrroUfville. HENRY JONES. Greenwood, Oct. lrt, 1850. ' li3^1y^ Great Inducements. TT7"E,havo n lnyge stock of, Negro Goods, V T consisting of'Jverscys, Georgia Plains tyyl Linseye;together, witli Heavy, NegrW Blankets,'superior to'any wo linve-- etfer had, and will proitjiije to give tfvery one who may call upon us, every inducement in tliu way of price and qunJity, to buy of us. -MILLER-ct WARREN, .Opposite Globe Hotel. * Oft. 10, 18P0. . 23-ft Attention Citizens!' * HOUSE AND FURNITURE PAINTING I.^XECUTUpT'in the nofttc.it. hnd moat Fq*)i1/ ionableStyks, Imitating elioiuc Color*. Wood Hnd Mftrlile. * , Orders from the country will be promptly ' nttenilid to- ? By T. M. AU{V Oct, 17, Abbeville'C. IT. t?-,The frieiufe of JOSEPH T. MOOHE'i-eHpccifully announce liim a Candidate for Sheriff ?t IJifc ffiduing elcation. *- ^ ^.lb^iS?iid*.of T. B. Ml>LFOKI> rctijocit^f nnnouncc him ah &>0?idrd(<te for TAi^^llocbM of Abbevilto tlio T?e*t tsr Tt>y friends of.OEOKGE' ' retpct^fiillv 'rfniiotirt^e him { Slrferiff of" Atfbeftoo DUU&i '% ft clcction. . ii ,/1- -if ' -- 'fifc |?^..Ti?e*ft:!eU> fy &pCMV HAN ?*p<toU)^y ftrnimmco hira a CftiidijlA^ for 9iieHff of AbbowHo DistrtoV' hfc .Mtf n *t;Ij^Uop. j ^ ^ 4#^S?? ^riendt9 "OfMAtT&Ety ' JtLBnT^peitfaJfy ^rrhrtfaffto Khrr fvf-fy&ttpcttQ!! Re Ciyrk>-<fT the Court ti&fc' IfHMtfMoni nr>dlCcrt>flrton Plea?, for . ^i^l^g^t^eetion. ' f ? jjSP* The mitneroiu fi^eu'dij of <^ol." T.. ^MKkTS reapccffulfy^nnoineo hira a CttML *i! * BL * dr' .i * ilA. l AL-/A-ft aianie jor eueriu election.. . r?> , ^ ? ?. y. frjiiimoHj ftrfnonncb -tiinv* .'v v v'Ai * '? ffi&Sy,j ^tf?^?jfffojU'0f ^ltfR*6U -MoCOMy x* flav ^pduM^jW ^: