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For the Legislature. : BTTh8 frienda of II. A. JONES, Esq.. would J respectfully announce hira nn a candidute for be Legislature, at tbo next electioo. cWT Tbo friends of Col. H. n. HARPEP, would respectfully announce him as a Cuudidate for the Legislature at the vosuing election. # Sheriff's Sale. BY virtue of sundry Wriu of Fieri Facins to mo directed, I will aell Rt Abbeville Court House, on the first Monday und Tuesday in MAY next, within tho legal hours of m!?, the following property, to wit: 1 House and Lot in Lowndcsv illp, containing S Acraa, more oj less, bounded by Main Street, 1. T. Batkin and others, ns the property of Jas. X. Liddall, ad*. J. T. Buskin oud others. 300 Acr?a, more or lean, bounded by T. J. McCrackan. S. A. Wilson and others, as the properly of A. Loiuhx, ads. J. J. Lyons and other*. AH the interest that W. A. J. Wure has in a Tract of Land, containing 200 Acres, more or lasa, bounded by Jas. Killmpsworth, Geo. Allen and other*, ads. Sittun it McNutt and others. ovtu Acrts, mure or loss, nuunded Dy Nathan Culboun, Hazel Smith and others, as the property of Joseph Rudd, ads. W. D. Culboun. Ttnni?CASH. T. R. COCHRAN", 8. A. D. Sheriff's Office, > April 12, 1858. f 60 tds. Citation Br WILLIAM HILL, E&q., Ordinary of Abbc illo District: WHEREAS, G. McD. Miller, has applied to me for Letters of Administration, on *11 and singular the r?oorlR und rKinttnln ri?kic and credits of Elisabeth C. Miller late of the District aforesaid, deceased : These are, therefore, to cite and admonish *11 and lingular the kindred and creditors of the said deceased, to be and appear before me, t our next Ordinary's Court for the said DisL, to be bolden nt Abbeville Court House, on the thirtieth day of April iost., to show canst, if any, why the said administration should not be grunted. Given under my hand and seal, this fifteenth -dB7. of April, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and fiftyeight, and in the eighty second year of American Independence. W. HILL, 0. A. D April 15, 1868. 60 2t -NEW-SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS AT ftRAY & ROBERTSON'S CHEAP CASH STORE, Ho. 1, Granite Range. WE BEG respectfully to ioform the citiceoa of Abbeville aod surrounding District, that w? are now prepared to show the largeat and beat (elected Stock of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, wm havo ever dono heretofore. As we confine ortelves almost entirely to the Dry Gnoda buoioaw, we ore enabled to keep a large asaurt. moot of JPlaln, Fancy and Robe Bareges, Black and Fancy Silks, Calicoes, Bonnets dcc. To t\\n 'ROMNF.T r)fn?ptmdnt w? filar attention, and our Stock at preseot preksU avery novelty of the season: Plain and Fancy Straws, Fancy Neopolitan and Trimmed Sillis, Ac., Alaog with a magnificent. Stock of Fine French FL0WER3. Bonnet RIBBONS. ROUCHISS. Ac. Ia MANTILLAS, we hare ail the late style* ?Sillt and Black Chanlilly, Lace, <tc. Our Stuck of Kid, Sllkgand Thread Gloves, Hosiery, Corsets, Shoes, Ac., Is unusually Fine and Large. . We always keep on hand a largo Stock of domestic Goods, Linens, Linen Drills, Cawimeres, Ac. Alto, all kinds of material suitable f?r boys' " vsar. Id calling attention to the above Good#, we respectfully solicit the patronage of our numerous friends, and the public generally. We will ?t ail times tske pleasure in showing our Stock, any and all uf which we will sell at the lowest < * possible price for Cash, and every article war<1 ranted as represented. GRAY 4 ROBERTSON, a " March 31, 18158. 48 tf Am foro types, Amforoiypes. ROBERT P. KNOX, Respectfully informs the public, that he has opened a GALLERY for taking Ambretypc Likenesses, W. Lawgon's Tin Manufactory; that, he haa every means of taking good PICTURES, . . ,and will "pare no pains to give general satisfaction. Abbeville C. H., S. c.. April 7, 68 49 Sen . V > ; . Strayed FROM my residence on the 27th March, a Bright Sorrel FILLY. r^TH " "two year* of age. I offer a Reward of TEIf DOLLARS to any person that will secure f - her, and inform me of her whereabout*. ' 8be was ??en last near Calhoun's Mills, .f Address S. D. S. GAINES, t' r ' Diamond Hill P. 0., S. C. April 8, 1868. 49 tf FOR SALS. fj^HE Subscriber offers for sale her desirable jL ' a'nd Productive Plantation, comprising v "" 1 ,? 1 3 Acres, more than half of wbieh ia in Woods and well timbered, the balance in good repair and in >tfiaod'ealtivation. trlth all neeeapnrv huilriinmi 2s j? proof, of'the productiveness of the Land, (here was made on tho place, during the pust * yc*r, with Un hands, 46 bags of Coiton, About 3>:r 1,700 bushels of Corn, 405 bushels of Y^heat, 1,200 hundred bushels of Oats, besides Peas, Pa^ptoes, Ac. Tho FARM is in the neghbor^laod'of Calhoun's Mills, adjoining lands of Col. 1 arTv^bell, Jfls.L. McCelry, J. W, Jones aud other* Any one wishing to purchase, will please eall * At Her residence on, the Plantation, or address ' ' jhe'r at Calhoun's Mills, Abbeville District, S. C. ' JANE T. BAKER. i,i8.68. 48 ft Office Greenville & Colombia Railroad Company. :<: rasm mm - ..k to'lumbia,^'pr^m^ees. Annual Meeting of tht Stockholder* of A thk'Compaoy will be TieltJ, attiyi>r Hall ?ObfeStihifc. bn THTJR8I>AY',tKil?ftft inetent. idtfi Vo'*t??fc ** m t' Attention iffiMttholfera ij* celled to the following reS&i4- et Jt^olvld, Thet^t^e prirHegeAf attending the -Asfe**1 Meeting of. the C9tnp*flV.*e^of cbarge, V"ff9Wftc*ea Twee'fur to th&V StoefchAftfrs I? <in& tiafcjp-hejfa tljeiir ?toek"fpr %t JewF six *5 'pffn tKr prevent W the Aflnpel Me?lin?r niitaiT^tThVt" toy 8U>ekhbfd?r *ho may I?vWb"flVtf iWttofe&ck fot< el? njonth* pre*iAy'A#rtu?l Meettb<r. neriiS U>rt tA I him' SEWING MACHINES." TO MANUFACTURERS, PLANTERS, AND PLIVATE FAMILIES. In Purchasing such an article as a I SEWING MACHINE, the true polioyis to buy the best. ; IM. SINGER <fc CO.'S GAZETTE, a beanti ful pictorial paper, contain# full and rP liablo information tiboutSEVVING MACHINES, and answer all questions thill can he asked on the subjcct. All who rend tbiapnper will learn how ti> purchase a Seeing Machine with which ' $1,000 ft year, dear profit, can be nmde, and will be protected from being imposed upon by some of the humbug Machines now before the public. Singer it Co.'t- Machine is arranged to do coarse and tine work of every description. The Gazette mav he obtained gratis on application nt any ofSing?-r it Co.'s Otlieee. Machines on exhibition nnd for sale and instructions given , by I?. J. TAYLOK, Agent io Auoeviae. binder it Co.'s Charleston Office 458 Kingstreet. Principal Office 458 Broadway, New York. Abbeville C. H., March 2tf. 48 ly t V I SOUTH CAROLINA, Abbeville District.?In the Common Pleat. Henry C. Parnell, ) Attachment. * v.s. V Wm. B. Lloyd, ) McGowan, Pl'ffs. Att'y. "1T7HEREAS the PiautilT did, on the sixth ^ W day of April, eiphteeu hundred and fifty eight, file hi? declaration against the Defendant, who. (it is said.) is absent from and ' without the limits of this State, and has neither wife nor attorney known within the same, upon whom u copy of the said declaration might ba served : It is therefore ordered that the said Defendant do appear and plead to th? said .V- -L. J-_ r ucviniubivu, uii vi !?*;???* t; billl rievdllll UHJ U| April, eighteen hundn-d and fifty nine, other- * wise final oud absolute judgment will then be C given and awarded npaiii6l him. Matthew Mcdonald. cc.r. Clerk's Office, April. 8. 1368. 49 ly HEAD QUARTERS. Sixth ItxsixxNT S. C. M., > April 6, 1868. J ORDER NO. THK Upper and Lower Battalion?, competing the 6th Regiment of Infnntry Sooth Carolina Militia, will parade for Drill and Review, at their respective Parade Grounds, at J 10 o'clock A. M., on the days following: 0 The Upper Battuliun at Drake'.* Old Field, on Saturday, the 1st day of MAY next. The Lower Battiilion, at Chalk Level, ob Saturday, the 8th dny of MAY next. Commissioned and Don-Cutnmissioned Offi- I crrn win aneoa ui eiieu place me any previous, i for Drill and Iu6lruution. o Lieut. Coi. Fuosbe und Major Miller, are n charged wiili the extension of this ord?r a throughout their respective commnnd^. The Juunssee Band will attend ul Drake's, oa Satdrduy, let day ol' May, and at CLulk Level, on Saturday, 8th of May. Officers of the Line and Staff, will be required to appear in lull uniform. By ?rder of COL. WM. CLINKSCALE5. ? J. J. AdaMg. Adj't. April 7. 1858. 49 4t J SOUTH CAROLINA, ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.? IN SQUITT John White, ) vs. J 1 Rieh. B. Fulton, ! Bill to apply Funds, <fce. R. H. Wardlaw, Ex's. \ IT APPEARING to my satisfaction that Rich J ard B. Fulton, one of the Defendants in <j this case, resides beyond the limit* of thi>>Stute, 1 od motion of Pcrrin A Coihrao, Complainant's t Soliciior.?, Ordered that the 6nid Richard B. Pullon, do appearand plead, answer or demur I to the fflid Bill of Complaint, within thre? months from the publication hereof, orthesaoie will ba taken pro eonfttso against him, WM. H. PAUKER, O-b.a.v. Commissioner's Office. ) March 12, 1858. ) 46 8m HE ADQIJ ASTERS. Bmbth Rbohcbnt, S. C. M., ) March 30th, 1808. J J ORDER NO THE Lower and Upper Battalian comprising the EIGHT REGIMENT of 3. C. M., will appear for Drill and Review, at their re speetive parade grouridj as follows : The Lowi-r Battalion at Bradley's Old Field ; Saturday. nth APRIL next. \ The Upper Battalion nt McCaw's Old Field, * on Saturday. 2ltli APRIL next- ' The Commissioned and non Commissioned r Officers will attend at en eh plate the day pre- ? vious. for drill an instruction. Cnptains commanding Beat Companies will I order out the pioneers in their commands. 1 All Staff Officers are required to be in ful ' uniform. 1 J Mnj. Ropers and M?j. Cunningham will please extend the above order. By Order of COL. H. H. HARPER. J. G. Wilson, Adjutant. March 81, 1858 48 8t SOUTH CAROLINA. ABBEVILLE DISTItlCT.? IN EQUITT. J. Wardlaw Perrin, Adm'r., ) Bill for discovery vs. V and Account Alex- Hun'er, ct. aL I \ IT appearing to my satisfaction that David * Finlev iindihe children of Samuel. James. ! Isaac and William Finlev, Dec'd. Defendants in . the ea?e. resides heyond the limits of this State. On motion of Perrin <Jt Colhran, Complainant's 1 Solicitors, ordered that aaid I)avid Finley and B the children of Samuel, James, Isaac and William Einley, Det'd. to appear and plead, an swer, or demur, to the said Hill of Complaint, within three months from the publication here* of, or the same will be talcen pro confttto against them. t W. H. PARKER C. E. A. D. Commissioner's Office ? jnsrcn i?m, 1 B??B. i 46 gm ST,OOOREWARD ] TO ANY white person or persons who will i furnish evidence to conviot, in a court of ] law, the incen<li?ry or inoendiaries who burnt the Cotton and Screw of Mrs. Jane' Baker, or her stables nod ofib, or both. $50 Reward To any slave, or free persons ofeolor, who will furnish the evidence sought above, Address, Secretary of the Vigilance Committee, Calhoun's Mills. Abbeville District, S. C. March 24. 1868 4T '' 8rq S. H. JONES. HOUSE BUILDER. 'V-vthmtrq hi. .a.-!/..- "-L V/-1' <rWl'e' Diftrist, in everything pertaining to his lioe of,bu*iueaa. - By strivi attention to the interest# of hi* employers,' he hopes to merit a das share of patronage. Addrfsj Sandover P. jO., - ( t , f r. Abbeville District, 6. 0. i HareMv/nn: ' '4c5 ?f MILIEU A WARREN ! , WOULD respectfully etfH the jpttentton or ^their -friends and cuilomer* to their .u*)> ACauuXfi/l AAjxjua j wtrranU* all wool eiliua ; . ?*' : SSt^feaj &***?< ^ StH^i; f^ '* "-^IT 4 v if **- H?JHL * mStLL. ,/S^m BEG LEAVE to inform I lie public tliut, on qui our Stock of CLOTHING, UATS. CAPS, Uvua ; Shirts, TJnder-Shirts, Collars, C: Perfumery, Stat'oi And thousnnda of other articles too numerous lu ing them to buvera. We will sell everything in cant. cht-uper than tirliclce of the suirie quality et ay ia h grent object lo ue, ao we will make it 01 iriving them such bargaina. All you have to do 5fou nioy depend you will get the worth of your it it to your interact to do bo. Keiucmbar the place? Clothing Depot, Corner ol Jan 28. 1RA8 ?t GREAT INDUCEMENT. " NEW GOODS, LOW PRICES. ctM* < Cokesbury, S. O. RICH Print?d JACONETS, LAWNS. OR G AN DIES, CltAPE aod Barrege ROBES, n every style. 1 CliHily'd Co I'd MUSLINS ond SILKS, Brown's Bleached SHIRTINGS, nt a very 1 low figure. ' PRIN1V. fn?t color, warranted, EMBROIDERIES. IIA NDKER CHIEFS, LACES. WHITE GOODS, HOSIERY, t and GLOVES. Spring Mantillas and Shawls. ' HOOf SKIRTS, extensive variety, r Liiieu, Marseille, Farmer Sal in* and Drills. ( Bonnets, Hats and Hoods. he best assortment I ever offered, and the very < atest style, also, RIBBONS, FLOWERS to 1 iurrcd}>ond. f Ready-Made Clothing-, ill stvles and oualiiies. < Fancy Articles, 'arfuroery, Brushes, I'orternonay, Funs, etc. ' Gaiters, Slippers, Boots and Shoes, irliclns which I cun wurruut, and all aizca. t A full nteortmeiit of CROCKERY. MAUI) WARE, 1 H TA T10N A. R Y, 1 GROCERY. To my regular and punctual cu atom era. as j ^cll as those who buy for Cuih, I will sell roods ut n low figure arid prieet. M. STRAUSS. Mnrch 20. 1858. 47 2m OrT"T. ANDERSON, r SURGEON AND MECHNICAL r\ iit w r\ r? o nr r i t r? d n V LIKE addressed to hnn at Lownd^aville 1 P. O. will secure hi* serviaes in any purl f the District. Jan. '28, 1868 39 W Cilrale of Magnesia. JUST received, a fresh supply of this delightful snbstitutj for Epsom Suite; it is de tiute of bitterness, nnd hy its pleasant ueidity j! f taste and effervescing character, is rendered very agreeable and refreshing drink, fo ale by " * JORDAN <fc MoLAUOIlLIN, h'g. 8, Grmiite Rnnge, Abbeville C. II. March 12, 1858. 40 tf Cigar*, Cigars, Cigars. ' > JUST raeeived a lot of fine CIGARS, consisting of the following choice Brands. Chinchurettu Londre?, Rio Hondo Millar, upiter LonJrei, Cachucba, Opera*, Fur sale ut ' JORDAN A MoLAUCHLIN'3 Drug and Chsniieal Store. i March 12. 1858. 45 tf r lostetter'b Celebrated Stomach Bitters. , A WINE-GLASS full of these Bitters taken f LX three times a day, will be h sure cure for I }yspepsin, will remove all flatulency ; nsvist li^e?tioi) ; give a good appetite, and impart a c >enlthy tone to the whole py tern, and is a cer- 1 ain preventive of Fever and Apue. Children, delicaie Indies, or persona in a de- t lilitated etnte should try & bottle. 1 For ?*!? bv i JORDAN & McLAUCHLIN, < No. 8, Grauite Knner, i Abbeville C. H. i Mareh 12. 1858. 45 tf SOUTH CAROLINA, ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.? IN EQUITY. , Abraham Duke and liar- ) riet, bis wife, > Bill for Specific t v?. ) delivery of elave 5 Elijah Cannon, R. M. ) t Palmer and othere, f i tT npppariutr to tny satiafaotion that Elijah Cannon, Carter Cannon, Margaret MnrchMink", formerly Cannon, Juines Cannon, Judy ?endrick, formerly Cannon, and the children if William Cannon, <jee'd. (whose number and lames art: unknown) Defendants in the above rated eiwe, reside beyond the limit* of this itate On motion of Herrin <fc Cothran, Comilainants' Solicitors, ordered that the said I>eendnote do appear and answer, pleud or demur o said Bill of complaint, within three month* 'toin the puMiction hereof, or the same will >e taken pro ccnfttto against them. VVM. II. PAHKEtt, O.X.a.O, Commissioner's Office, ) March 10. 1858. J 45 8m SOUTH BAR0L1NA. ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.?IN EQUITY. Elizabeth Robinson, ) ' vs. |- Bill for Partition, <k<\ James E. Robinson. ) , rT AnnAArincr tn mr RHt.iitfAAtion. thit JtrDeft E. L Rof>it-on, the Defendant in this ease, reside* 1 >eyo?d tile li/nsts of this ritnte. On motion of 'errin & Cotlirnn, ft is ordered, that the James 3. Robinson di? plead, answer or demur to ^omiilAionnt's Bill of Complaint, within three nonths from the publication heieof, or the ame will be taken pro confeuo against him. W. H. PARKER, C.E.A.D. Commissioner's Office, ) M..rch 2, 1868. ) 44 8m Abbeville Female School. rHE Exercises of this School will he resumed First MONDAY, in January, 1858 TcrmS?$ 1 ft ; $24 ; $32 ; $40; Music, $60. A competent Assistant will have charge of ;he primary bratices; Mr. G. Jaeger, well inowq for his successful teaching at Greenwood yid Cokesbury, will have charge of the *Masiu Department A. T. WATSON", A. B., Prineipal. December 22, 1857. 84 8m Philotoken. or Female's Friend. ANEW supply just received and for sale by * !T JORDAN & MoLAUCDBTN. March 12, 1858. 46 tf -T, SO,WO Acrts of Land (or Sale.! , 'I^HE nnderaigned, Agent, tins about 80,X 000 acres of the best Cotton land in the . world for sale, lying in the valley of the Mis' liseippi River, on hotli sides of said river, and ' mainly in the following Conntiet^to wit: Crit- 1 u-ndfcn, tit. Francis, Monroe, Drew and Bradly, 1 in the State of Arkno?a? [ Sin.flower, Isaaqna- 1 na, Coahoma and Tunica, in the State of Mu- ' pArtltulaSif <Ulf 6irv m? atWeMpWs, 'fenn;, P and t:will aand t toung man /with any one wanting to vi<Jw,,Mid landi. Tertnfc e*ay. particujarly if a \arg# oath payqjeqt, f? OHW#n *.'Tho?? desirous pf mating inv<ftm?ht??a the WMt would do WMtl tn /tall An "'"TV T. r'7" TILMAIL ? , . Court Bqntft-'.JMtophU, TAbu ".: i J*B. 7, 1888..,, .?f; . ; If ,, i " ' ?. H *L,? ' Faolort Yara. , vVa " EfcCEIVJKD, *11 ;.., j ' ' *% %S m. mmr JSC .???*? ' ?sn ? B? ? 2 KS<TV count of the tunes, we are determined to 80" , SHOES, BOOTS, HOSIER Y, of ull descrip" ravats Pocket-Handkerchief?? iery, Umbrellas, > Dicotion ; but we will take pleasure in showour line, to cabh buyer*, from lb to 26 per tu be bought this side of Charleston. As uion[i object to the people to buy our goods, by is to give us a call find we will sell you good*, ujouey. Now, come, und don't neglect it, as B. M & S. A. WINESTOCITS. r the Marshall House, Abbeville C. H., 3. C. > Cm NSW FIRM, JORDAN & McLAUCHLIN", DRUGGISTS AND CHEMISTS, AltREVIiXU c. 11., a. c. HAVING formed a Copratnership for the purpoae ol' carrying on the DRUG liLISN f'.SS, wo beg leave to inform the citizons of \hbeviile and the a-.irrou'iding country, that ,ve liuve ou huud u large and well aolccted Stock of Drugs and Medicines, ,o which we invite their attention. Ouo of tlx* firm having liad a long exp?rinice in the business, we fuel confident thut ivc ran give general sati faction ; and having nude arrangements in New York for the purshale of our Goods, we can aell on 09 good errns as they cau be bought cither in Charles.on or Columbia. Our .stock will nlwaya be lomplete, and nil articles warranted genuine. Physicians will do well to give us a call before juruhasiriz elsewhere, as w<j can offer tbem itrong inducements. Our Slock will consist in part of all Moditinea uaad by x aimers ana i'nysicians, ?ine Brandies Wine* und Liquor*, Puints, Oils unl Dye Stuffs, Window Glass, Fine Perfumeics Lu bin's Kxtraets for the Llnnkurohief, Surcicul Instruments. Cutlery. Fresh Garden Seeds, tfew supply und great varieties, und many filler articles too numerous to mention. A continuunco of the patronage heretofore o liberally bestowed on the house is respect'ully solicited. D. A. JORDAN, M. D., D. MoLAUCHLIN. Feb. 12, 1853. 41 tf dissolution! rnE firm of PERKY MAN A WALLER was dissolved I'V mutuiil eonarnt on the first if January. ? Parties any way indebted to the oncern. will plense come forward nnd close heir accounts by cash, (or uote.} The name f the firm, will bs used in settlement by ei* w. W. rERRYMAN, W. W. WALLER f T AVING aoid iny entire interest of Goods [ JL to G^n. W. W. Perrymun, I take this notliod of returning my sincere thnnka, to my iiimeroiiM friends and customers for their very ;it>d and generoua ?upport-t?? ine for the ii.'e rears I have bsen in bitainens in this place and icinity. 1 wotilu bespeak for the General, in ioureaped continuance of the same. By rcfurcnce to PerryinanV Card you will ee ihatl am (by liis kindness) retained as elwrk, itid I can only say that I will dn every thing n tny power to make your business transactions igiesable und profitable. W. W. WALLER. Jan. 11, 1868. g7 tf rHE subscriber having purchased the interest of W. W. Waller, would respectfully iclieit n continuance of the verj liberal patouage given to the old firm. lie feels deeply the obligation he is under U> he niHoy kind friends w)>o have stood by him or the six yema of his murihond, and business it'e, through evil as well as good report. And while lie does not offer to tell goods fur oat prices*, he kmnvs the motto. "Live uud let -ive," and will conduct business accordingly. He is happy to unnounce thut he still retnind he service of tho ujjreonble and indefatigable >V alter. who will set as chief clerk aud agent n the purchase and sale of goods. lie is also brtunute in holding on to Messrs. Appleton ind White, who will be as industrious, polite ind attentive as ever. W. W. PERRYMAN. Jan. 11. 18."58. 37 tf mt rar at ?=: je . THE Snhscribtra having disposed of their entire stock of DRY GOODS in the esahlishinent known ns CHAMBERS <t MARSHALL, at Abbeville C. H., S. C.. begs leave o recommend to their friends and the public ;eoernliv their successor*. Messrs. JOHN 3KAY & JAS T. ROBERTSON, wlio will conjtiet the husin<-?a under the atyls and title of 3RAY it ROBERTSON. These gentlement are well known by u* ne snterpriaing nn-1 correct business men, and wa sheertully recommend them to our frienda and jntron* ns worthy their patronage. Mr. JOHN GRAY. ia our authorized \ireritto settle nil accounts due, by or to the irm of CHAMBERS <fc MAK51IALL, and we fiiroeatly request thuFc indebtud to make early lettlement, its it is ubaolntely necessary for lis o close our business hi Abbeville Court House ind the adjacent country. CHAMBERS <fc MARSHALL. Columbian S. C.. Nov. 80, 1857. 31 tf Fifty Thousand Dollars Worth of fine Beady-Hade Z2 Jfc-* TC XS K m G- 9 GOING! 60ING! GOING! Whole-Sale and Retail at NEW YORK Priee'a, or v^asu vy j. a., nuno, ai uu. Successors to J. M. Niwby, & Co. Augusta, Ga. Nov. 6, 1857. 27 Sra POULLAIN, JENNINGS & CO., GEOCEES AND COTTON FACTORS. AUGUSTA 6A. Antoine Poullain, Thomas J. Jennings isaaih Fane. Ann. 18. 1868 88 4m A SMALL Pouket Book, hns been handed at, which was found in the street, on S^onliijr It contains four Notes, each one amounting to 926.00. made-payable to J?pthy Norton, snd signed 8. B. Barnes, and dated, January 10. 1868. The owner oan gat the Book by calling at the PrtiM Office, and paying for advertising. Mnrch 2. 1858. 44 tr rr Banner copy. ! ' SOUTH CAROLINA, IV AftfeEVllLE ;pI?TRlCT.?IN EQUITY. ^ Reniulcer At Glover,-. I.Bill for an aceoqnt ,vs. . ) Marshalling autu, tf. Ja .DsVia. Wm. M. ) Ac. StfJe-mnd otheV*. ' { IT jippearitig to the Court, that Won. M. Sale, one uf the Dctfeodante in this ease. resides from aud beyond the limits of the State?on notion of Wilson, Lpmax A Hadden, Complainin t's Solicitor*, ordered, tliat^tti^ said DrfsnJAnt do a'ppear end nnsffer, plead, op demur to ib* Complair>antVvBill of C?mplaiu> within khfM month* after poMioation bereqf, or other* arise the ?uw Bill will be taken pro oonfm urniott bun.' ' ' ~ <. WM. H. PARKER, a S. A. 2>. CommiwfonerVOffiec, ) March 6, 1868. J 4^ |m . T'? - fx. '" ' ' in Orfilnanr. ~~~ ' * ' rpETE nr*tributgM of the of i}** l?t? X William Omitn tetiMj, -will take notfttUllt t& on the 16th Mav next, in the Ordinary'? oJBr*. Ut^llTpt?r?#U4 6*blat?, eftdiUw*,. tgd di?UteAw . m... CUPARTiNEKSllIF NOTICE. I HAVE this duy associated with m? in bu?ima*. Mr. C- f. QUAIFIC, to take etfeut from August let, 1867 exteuditig t? August let, I860. Th? style of the firm iu future will bo MOORE <fc QUAIFE. If you with to Skve money come to MOORE <k QUAIFE. It you wiah to get OSWABURQB for II cent* comc to MOORE <t QUAIFE. If you wish to get MARLBORO atrip** or check* for 12$ ct?., 90me to MOORE 4 QUAIFE. If vou wi*h t<> get Blenched or Browo SHIRTINO for 6J ets., come to MOORE A QUAIFE. If yon wieh to get White 8HEETIN0 for 31 ^ cu., come to MOORE <fc QUAIFE. If you wiili 45 inob PILLOW CASS, ooltoa, fur 12$ cU come to MOORE A QUAIFE. If vou wiah BED QUILTS for (1 26 cU., comu to MOORE A QUAIFE. If you wi?h BLANKETS for $1 00 come to MOORE A QUAIFE. If you wiih Ladies* MERINO VESTS at tl 25 coru? to MOORE A QUAIFE. If you wiah White BRILLANTE for 12$ cU, eoiueto MOORE A QUA I FEE. If you wish BLACK SILK. for 75 cU., come to MOORE A QUAIFE. If you wi*h PLAID SILK for 81 i ct?.. come to MOORE ? QUAIFE. If you wish to buy any thinn in the CROCKER 7 iin?, come to MOOllE &. QU A.1FE. If you wish to buy good CLOTIIINQ for a little ojooay, come to MOORE <fc QUaIFE. If you wi?h to buy FRENCH PIQUE SHIRTS for 52 60 come to MOORE <fc QUAIFE. If you want heavy SAXON WOOL SHIRTS for $1 26 at*., come to MOORE <k QUAIFE. If you wii>h to buy French, English or American CASS A MERES for a little money com* to MOORE <& QUaIFE. BUT if you wieh to buy gnodt upon a long timo or tttrnity, you must seek tl?o?e who have done and ure doing that kiDd of business and who may coutiuue while time may exist. Our advice would be. fill your pockets with the filthy lucre, and let your watchword be we will pav up as we no. Thankful fur the past, with brighter hopea for the futura, we remain very respectfully. MOORE <fc QUAIKE. Jan. 20, 1808 38 tf TIIE L I V t K I i\ V 1 G O R A T O R ! PEEPAHED BY DR. SAKFORD, Compounded Entirely from Oumt, . S one of the beat Purgati?a and Lirer MediI cines now before tbe public, that nets aa a Catbar.ic, enaier milder, and mora effectual than any other medicine known, it is not only a Caibai'tiu, but a Liver Remedy, acting first on the Liver to eject itt morbid matter, then on the nlooiHvh una bowels to aurry off tbat mat ter, thus accomplishing two purposes effectually, without any of the painful feelings experienced ia the operations of most Cathartics. It strengthens the system at the same lima that it purges it; and when taken daily ia moderate uoits, will streogtben and build it up with onuiual rapidity. Tlie Liver is on* of tba principal regulator* of th? human body; nnd when it performs itn functions well, tbe powers of the | system are fully developed. The stomach ia S almost entirely dependent ou the bcaltby action of the liver for tbe proper performance of its functions; when tbe ntemach ia 8nt fnult, the bowels are at fault, and the whole system sutlers in const-quenca of one w orgnn?the Liver?having ceased to do it* y duty. For the disua?en of that organ, onu H ot' the proprietoru lias made it hia study, in . a practice of more than twenty years, to g] find tome remedy wherewith to counteract ^ the mftay derangements to wnich t ia liable, .j To prove ibat this remedy ia at last found, 2 uny person troubled with tha Liver Complaint, in any of it* forma, baa to try a bot8 tie, nnd conviction ia certain. Thcie Guuia remove all morbid or bad matter troin the ayntein, supplying in their 0 place a healthy flow of bile, invigorating the stomach, causing food to digest well, purifying the blood, giving tone and health to the whole machinery, removing the causa k of the disease, effecting * radical cure, p Bilioua attack* are cured, and what ia ' better, prevented, by the oeoosioiial us* of the Liver Invigorator. m One dose altar eating ia sufficient to rey lieve the stomach and prevent lh? food from arising and souring Only one dose taken before retiring, pre vents INigbtmure. ti Only oue dose taken at night, loosens the n bowels gently, and cures Coatireoeu. j Out dom taken after eat-U meal will cure 2 Dv?j'e|isia. * "or (Jue doae of two tea-spoonfuls will alwujs relieve sick Headache. P One buttle ltik?-n lor female obstruction will remove the cause of the disease, aud $ Diuke u pi-rlei t cure. - Only one dose immediately relieve# Cholic, J while onu close olteu repeated is m sure ?ure H tor Cholera Morbus, and m preventive of Cholrl'ii. t2T Only one bottle is needed to throw fjflj out of the system the effecta of medicine af J ter a long sickne&a. ?\ py One bottle taken for Jaundice reamovn all sallo wnats or uoaatural color from the skin. Oue dose taken a abort time before eating , : .1.. j i t i B??TVP vigvr kv kuo mhum UJB??? IWWU digest well. Ono dose often repeated curu Chronic 8 Diarrhoea in iu worit forma, while Summer and Bowel complaint* yield almoit to tb? first dose. k One or two doses enr?a attacks canted by H Worms in Children: there is ao surer, safer, i__ or speedier remedy iu the world, as itnavar fulls. j .cra I lew bottles cures Dropsy, by eicia titiK the ab?orlients. We lake pleasure in recommending thie r? niedisino as a. preventive for Fever, and |} A^ue, Chill Fever, and all Pavera of a Bilious Type. It operate# with certainty, and Uiousondi are willing to testify to ita w?udei ful virLaM. All who um it are giving their unanimous testimony io its favor. ir Mix water in the month with the Invigorator, and swallow both together. THE LIVER INVXaORATOR I? * scientific Modical Discovery, and is daily working cures, almost too great to believe. It cures ss if by magic, even the first dose giving, benefit, snd seldom than one bottle is required to cure sny kind of Liver Complaint, from the worst Jaundice or Dyspepsia to m eommon Headache, all of wliicu are the result of ? Diseased Liver. Price, One Dollar per bottle. BANFOHp. A CO.. Proprietors, UAK R*l?ila?> M.o V..b WaOLSSAH AOCNTS: Barn* A Park, New York; T. W. DuU A Son?, Philadelphia; M. S. Burr A Co.. Bootoag; H. H. Hay A Co., Portland; John D,Park, Cincinnati; Glord A linmmond, Cleveland Faltncatoek <k Davie, Chicapo ; O. J. Wood if Co.. St. Louie ;''Georga H. Kevaer, Pittoburg ; S. S Henee, Baltimore. And retailed by all Druagiete. Mb??T Bfaneh 4 Altia. and Jordan A MeLanehHo, A'bbnville C. 11., aed Doe Witt. Sill A BnffJaea, Columbia. Peb. 18, 18&8. 48 eo? ly ? . '" ' AND STATI'bjrBfcY. : THE Uodenigtod hM opsngf.? BOOK uTo^e, io eoatttM; on hand ??m aaKfUMeV,*? mHfcio^ JfoUlU**AJ? And S#h?3l Wfe * * P\ 7* ,p ^ ' TP1 . ?7TLr . I..rmuSRfc.w ,i i^? -^ilS! CHEAP BUY GOODS, FALL TRADE?1851, AUGUST A, O BO. BROOM 8l NORRELL ARK now receiving at their new store, No. 23? Broad-street, a large and elegant assortment of Staple and Fancy Their stuck it one of the largest anrt moat elegant in their lioe in the city, and comprises all of the latest and mo?t complete styles of tlie season. They would respectfully solicit public patronags. and cordially invite all to examine their Goods. * LADIES' DRE98 GOODS. Fancy DnaaSILKS, Plaid* andStripo*; Rich Silk R0BE3 A'QUILLB. very he*Tj ; Rich Bayadere SILKS ; POPLINS ; Handsome Foulard* ; Plain Black SILKS, all Tridtlia and high lustres ; Blaek Brocade SILKS, Stripes, Plaid* and Figure*; Mourning and Half Mourning SILKS, Rii-h Freuoh Printed all Wool DELAINES,' ROBES A'QUILLK. BAYADERE STRIPES,. CASIiMERE D-ECOSSR, Valencia PLAIDS and TARLATANS, and n variety of ether Good* for Children. Printed COBURGS; PARAMATTAS; English uud French MERINOES ; Piitin and Printed DELAINES and PERSIANS. nil qualities; French, English and American PRINTS, great variety ; French, Fnglish and American U1INUHA&1S, great variety ; Plain, PrinUd and Plai-i Opera FLANNELS CI.0AK3 and MANTILLAS, of the latest tylee, from low priced to very rich, in great variety ; Chenille SHAWLS and SCARFS. and almost every description, from loir priced to very fine quality ; A large assortment of Linea CLOTHS, all color#, for Cloaks and Mantillas ; MOURNING GOODS, of every style, suitable for the season ; Hoop SKIRTS, ever; style and quality osed; COKSKTS, French and Railroad. EMBROIDERIES Of alt kinds, and a fair assortment of French Worked COLLARS, SLEEVES, BANDS, FLOUNC1NGS, Embroidered SKIRTS, HANDKERCHIEFS, Infanta' WAISTS, Worked EDGINGS, and INSERTINQS. GLOVES, of all Kindt, for Ladiea, Gents and Boys; HOSiEllX, of all kinds, for Ladie^ Gents tod Boy* ; FLANNELS, large assortment, all prieea end qualities ; Merino VESTS, for Ladit^ Children and Gents. PANTALOON GOODS. All >trl? rtceiucora T\r\-c-^tr i \ia ono "* ViiWi UAXJ)lkU>^( JV V 4>J * J# WAV DUROYS, TWEEDS. SATIN ETTS, Plain Plaids ; Kentucky JEANS; Merino CAS61MERE6. for. Children; PLAIDS and ROB ROYS, fur Children, Ac. PLANTATION AND SERVANTS' GOODS. Largest unortm#nt and greatest variety in the city, comprising the moat durable Good* j io the way of KERSEYS, White and Brown PLAINS, Heavy TWILLS, LINBEYS, OSNABURQS and STRIPES. HOMESPUNS, PLAIDS and FLANNELS. BLANKETS. Nagro BLANKETS, White and Qray; Saddle Travelling " Mackinaw " FoDcy " of ?*ery description. Bad BLANKETS, from a amall Crib Blaaktt to a very large and aaperior Blanket. A* have but one price, our Go* da fill be offered at the lowest prieea, which we guarantee to be as low na any in the Southern coun- j try. Our system not only compels ua to aell our Goods at the laweat prices, bat it also proteeta the buyer from paying over market price, as be invariably doea, where there is an aakinir and a tukino* nriea ? n a r ' All Ord<?ra will ractivc oar partonU ud | prompt uwteution, tad our be?t judgment in 1 executing thorn. BROOM * NORRELL, No. 238 Broad ?tr?t. 0?t. 9, 1857 23 11 MILLEE & WAEEEN HAVE received a large and well lelected stoek of 10-4, 11-4, and 12m BED BLANKETS. AUO Negro BLANKET^ ; Wh'L and Grity do Travelling do Planter* are respectfully invited te examine our etock before purchaeing eliewhere. Oct. 2, 1S6T. 22 tf Abbeville male Academy. THE Exerci.ee of tliie Institution will be r?eumed on the FIRST M0NDA7 in JAN UARY next. The Scholastic year will ba divided into two Sessions. The first will begin upon the first Monday in JANUARY, and continue 28 weeks; the second commencing oa the second Monday in SEi'TEMBEK, will uontinuo 12 weeks. rar *jr aac rmr * ana m Reading, Writing, Spelling and Primary Geography, lat Session, - $14 00 2d Session, .... 6 00 The above with Geography. Arithmetic, Gngliah Grammar. History sod xareisesin English Composition, lat Session, 20 00 2d sfrtion, - - - 9 00 The above with all the advanced Eaglish branches, lat Session, - 21 00 2d Session, - - 10 00 The above with Latin and Greek, 1st Session, - - 28 00 2d Seision, - 12 00 Mf* Students will be charged from the time they enter, until the end of the Seceioo. The eervicea of a eompeteat aasisiaot will be seeured. Boarding can be procured at plaeee conreni. ently eituated to the Academy, and at reasona* ble rate*. VT. H. WHITB. A. B., PrintipmL December 24. 1867 M tf F. P. ROBERTSON. PtfBLIC AUCTIONEER, 1I7"'C7"0ULD respectfully o/ftr his services t( V V the citizens of this and the adjoining Districts. He ie so generally known, that he deeme it unnecessary to do more than refer tc hie addreu, vii: Pimm end Bill P. 0., Abbe ville District; and alloorrifhunieatione directed , to him will reoeivfc promptattentioa. Nov. 7. 1856. ar-tf [ ?? The Marshall House. THE *ub*oriber having parehaaod that modiou* end well known Mfcrieion, ; THE MARSHALL HOUSE, hM mide.titry arrangement for the accommodation of fywpianant and Transient Boarder*, and t>t proper att*ntf6n, 46 ?*ritafuH hare of pubii* pal rob ago. Aftor tha fittt of Ooto'bar^ tha ratea of regular 'Boarding will bo I $16 00 p*r month. XDMVVD COBB. | Sept. SO, 1867. - M # i - "V'J * Dissolution. THE PaHaeratilp heretofore oxieliog *kotwoen WIUHT * ?TARR, in The i manufacture. of CotUn Gin*- Wheel Thraah-. era, Fan*. 46., baa^biaWay K>*n. diaa<>lV*d by j mutual agr*4m?itt of. partiea. Tfce Bootc*?iu>d r ayvouov vi inv \j 10 nnn prt |H mv 11001 Of ! John Boriffat, whfSa ?toa? ?irth<fl|uod to mUIi lb?b?btBM?of du MM. JOHN KKWaTErt $I?HD a STARS Ifovtnto 1. 1*8?. , Mtf I 1 1 '? ? " For Sftto, ortotot I A . V.k.VU >?' ?- ?? rfl ? plantation* nf Jdu Oonfiittghaia^Wm WulcR ad oth#p?, IWm 4rtfrjw4 4v?Ufag hoo?4*j> Mil #l aektt?4ir.,jA&iaPS3^1||, DRY GOODS I DBY GOOD? f | IfllLLCR 6c WARREN ABE dow receiving tbeia atoeka of Ftli mU Winter GOODS, which theT are prepared to offer aod sell at low aa any boaae la lk? city. The atock baa been aelected with gli?l owe, and comprise great variety <f LADIES' DKES8 BOODI, ceh aa Rich and elegant Silk R0B2JPQUIXJUE ; Bayadere Silta, variety of atyle*; Silk VALENCIAB, Striped and Plai4 Plain 91LKS, all color* ; Mourning Bayadere and Chtse 81XJDI : Plain Black, l'laid and Striped ; Silk POPLINS and Victoria PLAIDS ; DELAINE ROBS D'QUIiXE; Rich FigVd DELAINES sod CASHMSRBi Emb'rd French MERINOES. n?w MtIw j Plain French and EagliaU MERlSQaS ; Moarning PELAlNES. mi French and Eagliab FRIKT8 / American " Mourning " Hootch OlKOHAilS ; Mourning " Chene " An extenairo Tariety of SHAWLS WWhlM Si J k Thibet 3HAWL3 ; Broche " Flu?h Bordered Stella SHAWLS; Chenille SHAWLS and SCARFS : Ladiee' Black and Col'rd Cloth CLOAIDi j Rich VelT?t CLOAKS, e*ery variety ; All Wool Lone SUAWL&; Plain Bl'k ASee'nd M'ring Merino SHAWU\ A lot of beautiful EMBROIDERIES, waafat lDg ?I Kigb Majlin SLEEVES and 00LLAR3, I* tti; Jaconet and Swia* 3LEEVE9. Iian COLLARS ; Malteie Laca SETTS; Imitation Lace COLLARS sad SLXEVSS ; Jaconet an.i Swiaa Band* ; Linen Cambrio HANDKERCHIEFS, Plala and Embroidered ; Hern'd and Mournin j HANDKERCH1XH ; Mi net' and Bora* Wool HOSE; Wool OA1TEKS; Nett SACKS; Alinaa' Merino VESTS, Short ud T TTJ Slf?ve ; For th? Qvatlamen'a lino may be found?* Black CLOTHS and CA33IMERES; Fancy CASS I MERES, lateit atvlea ; Rich Valret and Caahmer* VESiTIKOS; North Carolina CASIMERES, nptrlar article ; CRAVATS and COLLARS; M.rtno TIES. KILLER 4 WA&SU. Oct. 2, 1867. 21 If JAS. H. RILEY, | DRUGGTST AND APOTHECARY, Greenwood, S. CM HAVING established himself In UlU pLmtm for the transaction of a RETAIL DRUG BUSINESS, Respectfully rolioiu attention to hi* esteasi** and well selected Stock, porehaMd ia 2f?w York, during the present MONETARY PANIC; at foeh rates as to enable him te (tntsH (both in price and quafity, with Columbia Dtmg* gitts.?Great Inducements offered to PHYSICIANS AND FARMERS, who are aeouslomed to sstiding their ordera to Columbia and Charlestion. The following list comprise a few artUlaa ?f eTsry-dsy demand: Castor Oil, by gallon ox bottle. Sweet Train " " " Neatsfoot Oil, " T.i r> soar! While Lead, port, Cranm of Tartar, 8a p. Carb. Sodar Pepper, black, " cayenne, 8pie?, Ginger, I Ja*al?a , riOTl 1 Tahla Muatara, Tapioca, Idaccaron!, Tea, black and green. Corn and Pearl Slaroh. Boapa of every variety, Vinegar, Window Olaaa 8 a 10 tad 10 a It, Putty, Adamantine Candles, Burning Fluid, alwayafreeli. Tobacco, chewing and nMn Cigara of e?ery variety. The vary choicest brand* of COGNAC BRANDY, Blackbarrv Brandy, Madeira Wine, Port " pureJvUe, Oinger " Champagne Wine, Lon. Cordial Gin, Woolfa Schnapps Stougliton'a Bitter^ Stomach " Alio, a very niee assortment ef T?J lette articles, Perfumery, Coafectieneriea, Ack November 28, 1861. SI tf TO THE PUBLIC. NEW CANDIDATES FOR PATRONAGE. r|^BE Citizens of Abbeville District and Mr> X rounding Country, are hereby adrrtiitj that the undereigned hating porehaatd tit Dry Goodi Establishment, heretofore kn wn aa that of Uaasra. Chambers A Marshall, in Abbeville Village, are now prepared to offer greater iadueementa, if poaaiblei, i* Um numerous patrons of that establishment* having just imported a very large eampleta aa4 handsome variety of GOOD$ avals M kava been usually offered for aale. The supply will be added to weekly, aa4 every article usually called for in a A rat alaaa establishment will be found oo sale. The etrieUst attention will be paid taguel the wants of patrons wka will ke Nfflisl with the Best Qnallty of Oe>?da? at the moat reaaonable figar*a far UAaM, M we intend to puratia a itrietW eaah ayitMOw Wa will add lo our DRY GOODoL a Urm tariety euch na are uau ally, felled fo^kr the he*de>>of Pamiliea, or for ^laotauM pw* poeee, anait.ia hopfd that our ,?triat attMtiM to butineaa 4nd effort* to awmlW oVthe xjVritinual patron af# of the Mmfrjgt the houae ^nd the addiUeaal aupport flffKa . public at large. . . .. " > ORA.Y A ftOBXmppV. ijPayMffr. 11 -y- If FULLER'S HAT ESTABLISHMENT. PERSONS vj.iiinr,tbe CAPITOL tuM J* Veil, to oaH alFULLER'8 aad fhtaia as Outfit in tba ahaae of a new aai fuUaaakla Head Piece. " . . lUnumitr, you will ?I r*ptti m Mil ml M.ylB. UW t 1#" Attention Otthtmll ' HOUSE AN# FURNITURE fJUNTHW TT* XECUJWD -4o tk* MM VMk> jEL/ ionable Striae, ImiUiUc ?1mM* Wdod and'Merhle. \ . Ordera frogi U?e?#eutiT will W fi imNi ' aifefided U. ^ ^ . .. T rtf* if >u ra/ i.i Stjyftl IB p*kp?r?4V lw?r bk^uS mi.wB jp JmU4 stock of Jftf 0fm BAfi mmI ?*?*'' ;"A . for th. 7?]1 and Wiaiar fr^frt W?MRl of 8 m mUrbl <si vfQ MUM MLII'