Sheriff's Sale.
BY virtue of Sundry Writa of J>%eri Facioun
to trte dircoted 1 will eell at Abbevile
Court House, on the first Monday and Tuesday
?d AogUst next, within the legal hours of sale,
the following property, to wit:
40 Acrea'of land moi .. ess bonnded by
landa of Mrs. Mary Clay, Covin, and others, as
the property of Sandiford Holmes, ads. W. H.
Oilliland. ,
Term* Casb.
T. R. COCHRAN, S. A. D.
Sheriff's Office, 9
August 17, 1858. J 16 tds
Estrayed.
FROM the subscriber, a small ORAY MARE,
about six vearsold, marked hy saddle nod
dollar, and without alio#* nn K?<
formation will be gladly received.
Address,
THOS, M. AHI),
Calhcuns Mills.
! or John C"*bs,
Abbeville, C. H.
XtJg. 18. 1868 10 tf
Citation.
fev WILLIAM HILL, Esq., Ordinary of Abbevilto
District:
X7"T7"HEREAS, Jolin Mauldin, lias applied
t V to me for Letters of Administnition
'on nil, and MtiKolitr Ihe goods and chattels,
^righta.and credits of Mary It. Siinms, late of the
Oiafrict aforesnid deceased.
TfijOse lire, therefore, to cite and admonish nil
atd singular, the kindred and creditors of the
iiaid deceased, to be nnd appear before me at
our next Ordinary's Court of the said District,
to be holdcu at Abbeville Court House on the
fimt dny of September next, to show enuse, if
any, why the said administration should nut be
granted.
Given under !ny band and Beal, this sixteenth
day of Aug.. in the veur of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and fifty-flight,
and in the 83d year of Amorican In'depeud?nce.
WILLIAM UTLL, O. A. D.
August 16 1868 V, 2t
FOR SALE.
A SPLENDID Tract of LAND, twelve miles
Woat of Abb?ville C. II, containing
460 Acres,
260 of which is Woodland, finely timbered?
balance in a high slate of cultivation, moot of
it fresh new-ground, with about Fifty Aerea of
Creek Bottoms.
.M ja iPS ?=? 9
A Tract containing TIIREE HUNDRED Acres,
(which can be bought exceedingly low.) with a
line Two-Story Dwelling, aud other accessary
out buildings.
SS ?=? 9
lnntlii>rTr>Kt nf 170TTP M?T UTTMJ ITTw ? /->r> T^t.
?. 4 VV/4V AAVllViVLii/ AViiCfO,
which can bo bought low,'and on accommodating
terms.
Purchaser* will do well to look at these
Lands.
A. M. SMITH.
August 4, 1858. 14 4t
mm* Edgefield Advertiser copy three times
and send bill to this officc.
COMMISSION BUSINESS.
TI1E Subscribers hove associated Mr. J. J.
GUERAKD with tliem, and will continue
the Factorage and Comiriidsiou Busiue^s in this
City, under the firm of
WARDLAW, WALKER & CO.
Grateful to our friends for the verv liberal
patronage extended to us, we would respectfully
solicit a continuance of the same for the
jicw firm.
"We are prepared to plnce our correspondents
on the most advaiitageous footing; this, together
with our long and large experience in
<U)e eal? of Cotton and other Produce, enables
vi to offer advantages unsurpassed by ai>3'
House in this City, and wc trust that lidelity
and devotion to the interest of our patrons will
entitle us to their confidence and support.
Consignments of Produce of all kinds are so- ,
licited, and will receive our best attention.
Our Conmission for selling cotton will be
?fty cents per bale.
WARDLAW A WALKER.
rM t? a r% A n rn ....
UIIDIICIII/1IU, O. V/., nug. 2, uo. ?
SITING ?FF '
AT A GREAT REDUCTION.
R. H. WARDLAW &, SON,
BEG leave lo state that tliey have taken the i
Store formeilv occupied by Messrs. J. <fc !
N. Knox, and next door to Messrs. Cobb, Hunter
<fc Co., where they are offering their Stock
of G00D3, saved from the fire, at such very i
Low Prices for Cash,
aa cannot fail to please all seeking good bar- |
gains. To their old customers, they will make i
iho terms entirely acceptable.
We have saved many of our best *nd most
choice Goods, and invite all to call and examine;
feeling assured that if they do, we will effect
sales. Our object is to save time by getting rid
ol ttiese Uootls as soon a* possible, so that when
we commence again, in a new atore, it will be
with entirely -new Goods. 1
As we hope we shall never he more in need
of Money than at present, we trust that all owing
ufe, will come forward and pay up, and thus
prove themselves to be friends indeed, by being
friends in need.
. R. H. WARDLAW & SON.
Abbeville C. II., August 4, 1858 14?3t
r FOR SALE.
A HOUSE and LOT, in Abbeville village,
situated dn the Anderson road about a
mile &nd a quarter from the Court House. * Tbe
HOUSE contains six fine rooms; the LOT contains
Fifty Acres,
and has on it a Well of excellent water, and
all necessary out buildings, recently erected.?
Possession will be giv?non the 1st of January,
1859,
For terms apd further informatipo, apply to
'W. J^SBELCHER,
AbbevilleJuly 80, l${m. 14-tf
?
mt mom rmr jc ?z2 jkbz
^ ^NDlfORB HOLMES, having made an
JO Assignment to us of bis Books, Accounts,
Notes, Ac., all-persons indebted to hjfn by Accountflowfctherwise.
are reAiestec^to mafco iiircnediats'payment
to '?> '
IdnHu. Jones <t Jonks.
' QIWLAND.^WEJ^L A CO.,
. Angnet 18, ^ V IS
% Citation F~T?
Br WILLI Alt Him Eao., Ordinary of Abb*
. illed^strict: ^ ; , '
WjlUfttp Adam* and J. H.
' V? "Gob6> haaapplFed to 'ma for letters of }
Administrate 8p, :<* - ?I1' *od fijipolar
the goods ood chattels, right* and Credits
of John Adam*,.late of fche Imitridl atforbeaidf.deceased
: *
These are. therefore, to cite and. admonjjph
all and sin?ilar the kindred afd Afed i tort of
the said deceased, to brlnd afcteaffbefore me.
it our next -Ordinary V Court sard Diat,.
tob? holden at Abltfrille Courtf.House, on'th?
twentj-firat da#^ Xngust inat., to, AgV
if ?jy. rty Mid
?K82^??
sst'
To Proprietors, Architects
and Builders.
JOHN CORBETT,
Practical House Painter,
"VXT'OULD inform the inhabitants of AbbeTT
ville, and the public generally, that he
has permanently located at Abbeviile G. H.,
for the purpoae of pursuing his profession.
From a long experience in Europe, and many of
the principal Towns of America, combined
with n steady attention to business, he flatters
himself that he will be able to give entire satisfaction
to ?U who wish to have good House
Panting done, and will favor him with their
rvr^pra 71a fool a hinnflf ^
..... ?w>t)|/?tcu? bV UU1BI1 !
All
Graining, Marbling, Paper 1
Hanging, &o.
His experience mid skill in his profession will
enable liim to complete all work in his Hue at
very moderate prices.
Churchcp, 11 at I is. Staircase "ft'iills, Mantle Pie
ces Ac., finished in imitation of Marble. Rooms
Papered, Paneled with Oak Paper, und varuiehed
in the best style.
He is prepared to paint nil old nnd new
work, and Tin Roof*, outside. Also, inside or
..c i> 1 - '
vmmuc v>l iVUli^ll CUSleU V? HIIS Ol fll'lVUlO OT
public buildings iti imitation of any color of
stone, nt one third of the co-?t usuu ly charge'!,
by substituting a composition of hi* own which
has been fully tested, and will htand good for
years. Window Su*h s of private aod public
buildings gluzod at moderate prices.
lie will ulso keep on hand und for sale all
kinds of Mixed Paints in quantities to suit purchasers.
And also, a great variety of paper
suitable for Bed Rooms, Dining, and Drawing
Rooms. He will paint signs on glass or wood,
nt short notice.
?<-cr? 4 vrt!.... - tf .1 m ? *
1^7 "iuce in me it uoueii canning aujoni- I
inir the Muri?ha!l House.
May 12, 18.08. 3 ly j
HEAD-QUARTERS^ j
Sixth Regiment, S. C. M. 1
ORDER NO
BY order from Gen. W. C. Morngne, the Upper
and Lower Battalions, composing the
6th Regiment of In fun try South Carolina AliliIin,
will parade for Drill and Review, at
Robert's Old Field, netir LomaxV, ou Thursday
the 26th of Aiiiiuat. at 10 o'clock A. M.
Commissioned and noii-Commissioned Officers
will uUeiid the day previous, for drill and instruction.
Lieut. Col. Foshee and Mojor Miller are
charged with the extension of tins order.
Calitain of i-iitiiititiiiMtt will
pioneers.
The Jooassee Brass Band will attend on da}of
Review.
By order of COL. W. CLINK3CALES.
J. R. Eli.ib, Adj't.
Autf. 4. 88. 14 3t
HEAD-OXJARTERS2kd
BRIGADE. 1st Div. S. C. M. >
Edoi:f!eli> C. II., July 21, 1808. )
ORDER NO. 1
rpHE lOtli Regiment of Infantry will parade
JL for Review utid Dr.11 at Riubardson'e, on
Tuesday 17 ill August.
The 7th Regiment of I> fantry will parnde nt
the Old Wells, on Tuesday the 19th of August.
The 9th Regiment of in fan try will parade at
Springfield, tjnturihiv lhe21*t of Amnut
Tlie 8th Regiment of In Ian try will parade at
Morrow's Old Field, ou Tuesday the 24th of
August.
Tlie 6ih Regiment of Infintry will parade at
Lomax's on Thursday the 26th of August.
The (ifficers and non-Comti.iasioned Officers
will assemble on tbeday previous to the Review
fur Drill and Instruction.
Volunteer Companies will prepare for inspection.
C<>lo icls ofRegiments are charged with the
extension of this Order.
Bv order of Bricndier General.
W. C. MORAGNE.
July 21, 1858 14 St
Merchant IVftiils.
r|^HE Subscriber would inform the citizz^ns
JL of Abbeville and Edgefield, that ho has
rebuilt his Mill*, and is prepared to clean wheat
?s well us any in the District-, lie has good
Machinery, and good rock, and can grind villi
neatness and dispatch, lie will give close attention,
and will t>e glad to accommodate all
who may favor hiiu with their grind ing.
ISAAC KENNEDY.
Aug. 13. 58. IS St
ty Edgefield Advertiser copy 3 times.
W CCB TB7- m. mzz JE ?
C10MM1TTED to the Jail of Abbeville Dis'
trict, on the 8th day of August in?t?, a
Necro Woman, who ?av? b?-r nnm? i? n Anucr
about 25 or 30 yearn obi ; nlso, a Qiri named
Susan, said to be her (laughter, about 9 or 10
yea.-j old. Said wownn says sbc belongs to Richard
B. Carpenter, residing in Tnllahussa, Florida?says
Jesse Wutly brought her to his
mother's in Edgefield District,
The owner is requested to come forward,
prove property, pay charges, and take posseslion.
T. R. COCHRAN, Jailor.
August 12th, 1858 16 tf
mi OTT TKBZm
THE Notes and Accounts of AUGUSTUS
LOMAX have been placed in my hands for
collection. As it is abosolutely necessary to
rame lundfl. promptpayment will be required.
Those indel.ted will please call and settle about
the let. of SEPTEMBER as 1 will he absent,
on business until the latter part of this month.
J. C. CALHOUN.
August 10th. 1868 16 tf
Lime, Plaster Paris and Hydraulic
Cement.
ON HAND AND for sale Low for CASH,
By tt. H. S. KERR.'
Aug. 4. 14 tf
Ale fifod Porter.
1 C) CASKS'INDJAN PA LEGALE;
JL 8 Casks London* PORTER,
For sale by II. S. KERR.
Aug. 4. ...14 8t
ISaRging and Rope.
r* BALES TTo?irv finnnw RlfiftTWfi
O Coils Philadelphia*Ba)eROPE, for Bale
low for Cash, by H. S. KERB.
Aug. 4. 14 8t
Bafcon,
1A AAA LB9- choi<#? BAOON SIDES,
XU?\Jw\7 for sale low fot Cash,.by
' 7 ; > - U.S. KERB.
August , 14
M.W.BYTHJ|^OOD,
GENERAL COMMISSION ' MERCHANT,
No. 204 Exoh^noe Rpy,
COLUMBIA, 8. 0./
T7*0B tU? RatifoBMEANJv ESTATE, NEGROES
JP also BACON; L*rtf
Whiskey, Sugn^'Ocffee, M6Jas?e?.' Flour, Butter,
Com ^(iy A n d' P w^&e3^?n ehrflyt* cf I-*.
* Strict p5ra6rt*\4atteqJjon f>aiiJ rto'th? ?*la tof _
any of the ab<?*o?liberal idlVaneaa m&l*'abqt protfmt
returna.' "<* ? .
' ft V- j . W ;
Refcr^to H. 8. K?*r and D. L.. MeLaaehlin,
Afcb-fl))? G It, 8. a * ?
Ang. 4. 1869, J*gj| ; , tf \
rpHE i
to pot op widSSm
^fcmMjr^oTth^.oppoflfin $ ?fJV?l>**irfg'A
of
lbnn 3 gulloofc ^
CVrfaafr ".
DR. S. HENRY BEARD,
DENTIST,
Graduate of the Baltimore College of i
Dental Surgery.
HAS permanently located at Abbevillo C.
H., and solicits a share of public patronage.
Teeth inRi?rti>d from rmo to full i?r<nof
and lower seta. Exposed nerves destroyed find
treated, free from pain. Having purchased an
office Right, of Dr. Biandy, of Bullitnore, I nm
prepared to insert teeth on the CheopUstio process.
Office Over J. A. Allen's Store,
ABBEVILLE C. H., 3. a
April 22, 1858. 62 ly
JKFFERS & COTHRANS,
CHARLESTON S. C.
V* / iuij run untie iiib raciorairo uno com*
V mission Business in this city (iheir ofj
fioe on Central \yiiurt) where they will he
pleased to give their strict and personal alienliou
to the sale of
Cotton, Flour, Wheat, &c.,
or to any business intrusted to their core. Will
liny gtK?ds or Family supplies to order, Commissions
for biiyim; or selling 2J percent.
They take (Ins opportunity of tendering their
thanks to their frieuds and patrons for their
liberal patronage, mid respectfully solicit a
continuance of thu same.
H. L. JEFFEHS,
w. s. cothran\
JOHN COT 11 RAX.
Charleston Jul v 10th'58 li) if
MONTGOMEBY'S
CELEBRATED DOUBLE SCREEN
Rockav y Premium
WII AT F A Sf.
SUBSCRIBER having purchased the
JL Right, for this St ate, now otters to Planters
these justly celebrated Fans for cleaning
Wheat. This Fan is superior to anything of
the kind now in use. as the number of premiums
awarded at different Statu Fnii-? will
utU-Bt. It is simple in its btriioture, cattily rigged.
works well, and when outof order, can he
repaired hy any ordinary mechanic. It is adap!ed
to clean ini? all kinds of grain. For further
particulars see Hand Bill, which will be
furnished any one desiring such.
Cotton Gins m:d Trcsliers.
Also constantly on hand a supply of Cotton
Gins, which I warrant to he <-qual to any
made. Also. a lot of Threshers which are eo extensively
known that I deem it necessary to
eulogise them here.
These Machines are nil manufactured in this
place, by skillful workmen, and of the very
nest material- ami wnrr.-mtml in <J? ?l..i ??
6Aiti for (hew. Any orders for either of the
above Machines, addressed to the subscriber,
or left with my Traveling Agents, will be
promptly attended to.
JOITN EN RIGHT
Abbeville C. II., S. C-, May 6, 1853 1?3in
SOUTH CAROLINA,
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
Anna R. Stokes, Admr'i, )
vs. v Bill for Partition, <fcc.
J. N. Cochran, and others )
1^)UR?UANT to the Order ofCourt I will sell
at public outcry, at AbbevilleC.il.. on
Sale Dny in September next, tlie Tract of Land
owned by G. W. Hodges and J. II. Stokes, deceived,
us joint tenants in the life time of snid
LI. Stokes, containing Four Hundred Acres.
i no i e or less lvimr r??? ***.. VI..11.--??
Cr^pk, and bounded bv lands of John W. Moore
nmos Graham. and others.
Terms?A credit of twelve months, with interest*
from date?purchaser to give Bond
with two good sureties, pay tho cost in cash ,
and pay for papers.
U M. II. PARKER, C. E. A. D.
Commission?-r's Office, i
August 2, 1858. if 14 td
ii. Ac . It. It. Company,
Notice to Shippers.
mHi? D-:i n-J /*
Xuu uvuvii vai unua xvuii ivuau company
requires that every article shipped over
their Road, iiiust'hfive the destination plainly
marked upon it.
Should this b? noglec!ed by those shipping
articles over this Road, intended fur the S. C.
R. R., such articles will be marked by the
proper offirer of this Road and tbe expense
charged to the shipper. By order.
D. R. RONDLEY, Agent.
July 22, 1858. 12 tf
" WHI SKERANDO."
"WARRANTED to force the Moustache tfnd
Whiskers to grow strong and luxuriant in one
month, where thire was none before. It
will not stain or injure the skin.
v Price oue dollar?Sent to all part* of tlieS
Country. Address, K
DR. S. P. SHELDON, gj
/v._
*?cn x XJ Ilk \jivy. JB
July 22, 1858. lit 6m |
PROFESSIONAL CARD.
DR. D. S.?BENSON,
"ITSTOULD respectfully announce to his friends
TT and the public generally. that be 1ms returned
to Abbeville village for the purpose of
resuming tl?o practice of Medicine. Thankful
for past patronage, ho trusts by a strict attention
to hiiainess to merit it* continuance.
Residence?at the dwelling of Mr. Joun A.
VVIKB.
Office?in the rear of the Store of Messrs.
Wijer <fc Lvtdoos.
*. ^ K, D.S. BENSON, M. D.
June 80, 1858. 10 8m
SOUJH, CAROLINA.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
Rennekcr <fc Glover, \
vs. j. Bill for account, 4c.
N. J. I)avj9. Adrn'r. )
T\i:noniwT.-'<"?.. - i- ? "
ruwivaii 1 ill lun orufro! UOIirT, 1 Will
sell on Day >n September next, lit
Abbeville C. H., nt public ouUy-y, the Tract of
Land owned by Iluke Mfcthinj deceased, about
2J miles ft-om Abbeville C. II., containing 3C5
Acre*,' mor# or leas, bounded by lands of N. J.
DavMfend other*, Paid tract to be reao'd nt i
the i ifK of Thomas Owen, and the biding
to be opened'nt the sum of $2610. If said
tract brinqs more than $2610, the terms will
be a credit ol tjjfeslvo months, with interest
froin.fctl) day of. .Octobfr next?purchaser to
give BhM'vfJth two good sureties, mortgage*
of the prenriBtB^pay the coatif in coah, and pay
fot papers. I fit dooa not. bring more inan
$2610, it iato he kiftrfclc^d tfown toaaid.Thoirwis
E. Ow*nvon tne.t^Vms pKeMribedfin.the "Decretal
OMafj,.,
WM. H. PACKER, C. E. A. D.
.QoUHBiMfonar's Offlco, h
T>ZCHAREnt eTABR.^?^?Mfl
jX the Sf?e**oLAt>V?*"v'f^
Ui??nil*ojgl< ;A/lJ^?rlf?tUd In,
Mrith; w b'^ u 1 a. fo'ftkt h r- <<r ,
It^teu'te jrti<!'cffflct?. furP^titlon to ^b?v Court
fhflW TTin V 1 v. . &>?.-itu. ^^vm/'^w-.!^.. .1. V
For the Legislature.
&T The friends of THOMAS THOMSON.
Esq., respectfully ruiiounce him for re-eleotion
to the Legislature.
The friends of Gen. S. McOO W AN, respectfully
acuouuce him for re-eleotion to the
Legislature.
J3T The friends of GEN. W. W. PERRYMAN
respectfully announce him n candidate
for the Legislature at the ensuing election
t3T The friends of JAMES N. PfinttRAKr
Esq., would rcepcctfully announce him as a
Candidate fur the Legislature, at the ensuing
election.
jgy We are authorized to annouoce COL.
M. O. TALMAN, as a Candidate for the Legislature
at the ensuing election.
V$T The friends of SAMUEL JORDAN,
would respectfully announce him na a Candidate
for the Legislature at the ensuing election.
JjgfThe friends of II. A. JONES, Esq.. would
respectfully announce him a? a candidate for
the Legislature, at the next election.
The friend* of Col. II. H. HARPER,
would respectfully announce him ae a Candidate
for the Legislature at the ensuing election.
B^5~Tlie friends of Dr J.J. "WARDLAW,
would respectfully announce him as a Candidate
for the Legislature nt the ensuing elec
uon.
cir The numerous friend* of WESLEY A.
BLACK E>q., respectfully announce l)itn as a
Candidate for Tax Collector at the uext election.
.\cgro Shoes, i\cj,rro SBjocs!
3,000 PAIRS,
NEGRO BROGAN SHOES,
N'OW READY for delivery, to the Planters
of Abbeville, and Edgefield District*.
Persons wanting our shoes are requested to
send in their orders, at an early day, as we
propose delivering all shoes which we inay engage.
at tlie residence of each planter, so that
the servants can lit their own feet with such
blioes, as will render goi'd service for the
Fall and Winter Wear.
Oi'r shoes are put up of the verv best material ?
upper leather nil excellent?three heavy soles
making the bottom?no BARIC or PASTBOARD
nor Yankee tricks employed by which
the good people of the South ure often fooled
and ''Poor Sambo" CHEATED out of hid Winter
Shoes.
covin <t McAllister.
Mt. CmrtiK-], July 21. 1808 12 3m
New Goods! New Goods!!
\\^E would respectfully inform our friends
T T and customers, that wo have ruude
large additions to our Stock of
Drug's and iTlcdicines,
i?nd would he pleased to have them call and
examine our Stock before purchasing elsewhere,
as we can offer thcro strong inducement* to
buy. Our Stock consists in p;irt, of
PEKFD91 K UIES,
Lubin's Extracts for the Handkerchief, Pomades,
Cologne nnd Toilet Waters; Hair, Nail and
Tooth Brushes, Dressing Cointx, Fine Tooth
I'owdera, Soaps, Surgical and Deutul Instru
ineuls,
Fine Brandies and WineB,
for Medicinal uurnoscB. nnd nil ?rliul<>? n?n?ltt?
kept iu a tirst c'hiM Drug More. Gire ua u
call.
JORDAN <t McLAUCHLIN,
Abbeville C. II.
July 1. 1858. 8 If
Dissolution.
rpHE Partnership heretofore existing beJL
tween EN RIGHT <5: STARR, in the
manufacture of Colton Gins, Wheat Thrashera.
Fans. Ac., has this day been dissolved by
mutual ngreemeot of parties. The Books and
Aoco-unt* of tho Old Firm ara in the hands of
John Enright, who is alone authorized to settle
the buainei)* of the same.
JOHN F.NRIGHT."
RICII'D C. STARR.
November 1. 18C7. 29 tf
Ladies' Gauze, Merino,
AND LISLE THREAD
UNDER-VESTS,
y7 -n?:?vi? c tit
toij uduiauld 1u1 lluo uuu1uic1 yw tjttl
AT GRAY & ROBERTSON'S.
Juno 2, 1858 5 tf
Cigars Cigars, Cigars.
JUST received a Inrge lot; 10.000 very fine
Cigars, worth from $50 lo $30 per thousand.
Also, h lot of very fine chewing Tobacco,
at $1.25 to $1.60 per Ih. Pure French Brandy,
certainly made from the juice of the grape.
Wines, Whiskies, Gins etc., of I ho very best
quality that we luye been able with much
cure and great expenses to obtain.
JORDAN A McLAUCHLIN.
May 27th, 1858 4 tf
~ SOUTH CAROLINA,
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
JAMES J. RICMF.Y, who is in the cnstody of
the Sheriff of Abbeville District, by virtue
of n Writ of qapiaa ad fa/infaciendum, at the unit
of .Tames Arnold, haVing tiled in my offico, together
with h schedule, oii oath, of hia estate
and effects, his Petition to tho Court of Cou.mon
prayiiig he may be admitted to the
benefit of the Acta of tho fteneral Assembly,*
mfcde for the relief of insolvent- debtors.?
It is therefor Ordered, that the said' James
Arnoldpnnd a,)FWthera the creditors, to whom
the said James 3i llichey is in^finywise indebt
ed, be, and they are hereby summoned, and
have notice to appear, before the eaid Court,
at Abbeville Court House, on the Foortb d*y.
of October next, to she.w cause, -if any the^>'
can, why the prayer of tbe Petition oforcaaid,
should not bo granted.
MATWH5W MoDONALD. a C. P.
Office of Common Plea<r,?)'
Abbeville Dis., Judo 28, 1808. J 10?8m
JFw?t fecSSS 1
1AA OUNCES otdUL. QUININE,
lUv 20 OUnces, Stil. Morpheue,
fot wild by 01
JORDAN & MoX/AUCHLTN,
, i Druggists and Chemist*.
^ ?
' . - 7Z2 . ? r *>i a >
7m?fear Staroners Frknid
frUlT, cyrft a?dfir?ftt& beauUful gloat to
Zti.? td td all linen,
l jftf" CI>V^**' V will bfe /ot}#f^\^
S!^^.?S?tM^rit^et''orkl is wi,rranu^'
fcfl ^''jc^^rtASgAtJCHLiN,
y? Ciiem'ioU.
T^Ts- ^ <if
?^ fd: ..];.A :
> . *K ' di-j-- . W ' , V-:
HOORS & QUAXFUT
' I VlIIS day, bnng tlieir Banner on the outer
X walls, and under it will say that they
have just received one of the largest aud beat
Stocks of
Clothing, Crockery, and Dry Goods,
ever imported into the District of Abbeville.
All of which have been bought for CASH,
and which will be sold for CASH? cheaper
than any one cau buy on Tiuie, (we cure not
wh?>.)
Many have come and have been convinced of
the truthfulness of our osnertions; but there are
sotne who yet cling to their fond Idol?we mean
the priictioe of buying Goods on twelve month's
time. Of those we regret to take our last farewell,
unless it be when they have Cath to spare;
then it is we will give them prices that will not
l
. .as <ir anu mane meiu uiruiu, out will eucourHge
and cheer them on. It may be necessary
for us lo state that we have made arrangement*
ii? New fork, to receive all the new Stylea of
Gooda imported. into the city this season. Under
thia arrangement, and with th? Goods already
received, wo flutter ourselves that none
will be oblige to leave our quiet little Town uusatisfied
us regards Price and quality.
We now IgHid you a abort list of the now
Styles and Prices. In the firit place,
600 Ladies' Collar#,
from Auction from 12J cento to 7.00 dollars
Honiten Lace 9etta,
from Importers, from 10 to '25 dollars;
BRILLIANTS, at l'?4 eeais;
LUl lUiN HUSh., at 6J cents;
Ladies' HANDKERCHIEFS, at c^nt?;
Fine Dress Goods,
and HEAD 1)11 ESSES ;
Robe a Qiiille SILKS, nt 80 aud 46 dollar*;
Kobe a Qui lie Oiguudits, at C, 7, aud 16
dollnri);
Paroda Cloths,
Double Ducall Stripes, nt 2f? dollar*.
And we have on llie way 1,200 yards of
Printed Lawns,
| which have been bought for us nt Auction,
floop Skirts
Steel, Bras*, au<J Whulcbone, from $1.60 to
$1.50:
Mantilla*. I'oint Lae<\ Ciiantilla, Moiro Antique,
ami Black Silk, from $1.50 to $25.00 ;
ja jo. -yal-w jli 9s 9
White Crape, Eat-slU Black Silk, Moire
Antique. nr.-J De Lane Shawls, from $1.00
in sic. Rfi.
To the gentlemen, of our town and country,
we wuulj euy that we have th? Eureka Suila,
Cents, PantH. and Vests, fine and new, we have,
aleo, a goori Stock oi tile Gerora Collars, Cravats,
and Shirts, Something new and Fancy.?
Also, n good Stock of
Summer Hats.
N. B.?No Goods will lie taken back when
once fold, unlets the Goods he damaged before
purchased.
April '22. 1808. 51 tf
ABBEVILLE AND WASHINGTON
STAGE LINE,
iff ir to m
Abbeville to Waftliing'ton.
'pHE PROPRIETOR of this well established
X Line tnkes this method of informing the
public that he has thanked his Schedule, for the
convenience of passengers.
The Singe will he detained at Abbeville Court
House, until half past 9 o'clock, on MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY mornings, affording
an opportunity for passengers on the morning
train from Greenville to go directly
through to Washington, Ga., the same day, connecting
with the (ruin at Washington, for Augusta,
Montgomery. A In. The passengers are
detained a few hours in Washington, Ga.
TK? ?(?../? II vcr?/-i
..Su ?-..4 tvn C <? (IDlllli^lUII, \7B., on
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY
mornings.
The Lino hni been refitted with a splendid
FOUR-HORSE COACH.
good Tearaa and an experienced driver.
J3T Passengers from all points above Newberry,
going West, will find that they can
reauh any point west of Atlanta in exactly the
name time, and with $5.00 less expense than by
wa.y of Brauchvilla.
For further information apply at the Post Office.
JOHN DIcBRYDE, Ag't.
Abbeville C. H.t S. C.
May 20, 1868 4 ly
Notice to Creditors.
~J3UR9UANT to Order of Court,jail the jodi- i
jl. viuun creuuors 01 JUMifil JUL. STUKJtb,
deceased, (ire liereby notified -to the present
and prove their demand*) on or before 1st day
of OCTOBER next. All demands not presented
bj' that day will be barred.
W. H. PARKER, C.B.A.L.
Commissioner's Office, )
June *29, 1858. J 10 8m
Just Received
A SUPPLY of Frangipanni Extract, *an
Eternal Perfume for the Handkerchief,
Frangipanui Toilet Water,
' " Soap,
" * " Sachets.
to wbich we invite the attention of the Ladies.
JORDAN <fe MnT.ATTrm.TM
Druggist* and Chemists.
July 1, 1868 8 tf
SOUTH CAROLINA,
Abbeville District.?In the Common Pleat.
Henry C. Parnell, ) Attachment.
[ <;
Wip. B. Lloyd, ) McGowan, Pl'ffe. Att'y.
WHEREAS the Plantiff did, on the aixth
day of April,, eighteen hundred and
fifty eight, file his <Jeela.ration against the Defendant,
who.- (it is'^KKl,) is absent from and
gwithout the limits of this State, and has noither
"teife nor attorney known within the same, upon
Wjli^m a copy of the said declaration might
beert-yed: It is thereft?fo ordered that t.li?
said Defenduntjo appear and plead to the said - .
declaration, <rtt*or before the ^seventh ?dfr of
April, eighteen hundred arwi fiftyVfti\ie, oth<rwib<j
final and absolute jndgmfl5V "wilFth*n Be
given ahd awarded egain&t him. i
MATTU Ei^ -MoDON a p.
Clerkv4$ffiee,-April, 8;'1868. - 49 " ^ly .
O. T. ANDERSON,
/jp8E0N AND MEWMWAL ,
xfa-ii&mr.rM?m.mrn'rafr#*:*
'ytq^SjK DiWiLL?,
4 LlS*?d5(S^feffi>? Lownde.tTlle .?
jtL. ' PxO.yer lfirSWMWk in' *t?jjppart 1
of the I>i*tHo?* j. j
""8, 2^ -i'lV. - .jfe, ,
? A.V. < A .
'-|r'?p?uw^rt'?ern?vw purctMiaea 10* t COJH-1 .
JL *rabdion4 and^(ren*kno'wn ^lttn^on/ t /
raff
+n?'w?d? ernrv ij^tfsfn^Vfor th? aeeoromodAtion
of P*^nfcft.?S# Tt Atijuent Boardsfo j
ltd bope?. byproparJ*twntJ^K tomstil * fuTlj .
hw??of .^a "flr.V t? f!
October, th?4*& oL*ofal4?3o?rdiog *iU &?v
\
NEW SPRING ANO SUMMER GOODS
AT
GRAY & ROBERTSON'S
CHEAP CASH STORE,
No. 1, Granite Rang?.
WE BEG respectfully to inform the cititeoa
of Abbeville hui! surrounding District,
that we are now prepared to allow the largest
Utlil Viftut ?^
v??? (ViUVVQU >JVVVIi VI
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
we have ever done heretofore. As we confine
ourselves almost entirely to the Dry Goods
businew, wo are enabled to keep a large assortment.
of
Plain, Faucj and Qobe Bareges,
Black, and Fancy Silk*,
Calicoes, Bonnets dee.
To the BONNET Department we pay particular
attention, and our Stock at present presents
every novelty of the season:
Plain and Fancy Straws Pnnrr
1 s
Neopolllan and Trimmed
Silks, Ac.,
Aloof? with a maguificent Slock of Fine French
FLOWERS. Bonnet RIBBONS, ROUCHES, Ac.
In MANTILLAS, we have all the late styles
?Silk and Blnck Cliautilly, Lace, etc.
Our Slock of
Kid, SilkEaud Thread Gloves,
Hosiery, Corsets,
Shoes, Ac.,
Is unusuully Fine and Large.
We alwuys keep on hand a large Stock of
Domestic Goods, Linens, Linen
Drills, Cassiineres, Ac.
Also, sll kinds of material suitable for hoys'
wear.
Iu calling attention to the above Goods, we
respectfuily solicit the patronage of our numerous
friends, and the public generally. We will
(it nil times take pleasure in alio wing our Stock,
any and all of which we will sell at the lowest
possible price for Cusli, and every article warranted
as repreBeutcd.
GRAY <fc ROBERTSON.
March 31, 1653. 48 tf
SEWING- MACHINES.
TO MANUFACTURERS, PLANTERS,
AND PLIVATE FAMILIES.
j.n jfurcnaaing sucn an article, as a
SEWING MACHINE, the true
policy is to tlie best.
IM, SINGER <fe CO.'S GAZETTE, a beauti
ftil pictorial paper, contains full and reliable
information about SEWING MACHINES,
and annwer all questions that can be asked on
the subject. All wbo read this paper will learn
how to purchase a Seuioi; Machine with which
$1,000 a year, clear profit, can be made, and
will be protected from being imposed upon by
some of the humbug Machines now before the
public. Singer & Co.'s Machine is arranged to
do coarse and fine work of every description.
The Gazette may be obtaiucd gratis on application
at any ofSinger A Co. a Offices.
MnchincA nn ?vluhiiSnn --J *?
I*KU iUi BniD auu m tructions
givun , by E. J. TAYLOR, Agent id
Abbeville.
Singer ? Co.'a Charleston OfBce 468 Kingstreet.
Principal Office 458 Broadway, New York.
Abbeville C. IT., March 20. 48 ly
JOKH t. CLARK,
REPAIRER OF CLOCKS, WATCHES AND
WOOLD respectfully inform the citi-Gr^x
zens of the PiHtriet, that lie has . i
located himself at Hodge's Depot, where liTwitl^ 3
be prepared to execute, with promptness, all or- J
dera in his line of business. He is.-Wjell prepared
with all the tools' and materiaUCof his i
art, and feels confidant in "being able to' give J
satisfaction. All work warranted. v
Terms Cash. ' |
April 14. 1858. 60 V.
fW Banner copy.
Gas Light, Gas Light! I
WE Respectfully inform our ^friends and I
the Public," that we have purchased
the exclusive right to sell in thij District,
Danford & Baileys' Patent Self-Qene- ]
rating Gas Lamps,
and can supply every family with the most
beautiful and economical light now in use. Il A
i? no trouble to keep them in order, and their '!
impossibility of explosion render them invalnable.
Oue burner will give as much light M X
seven candles, 'it the trivial cost of about "ope, j
cent, per hour, and can be fitted in another
lamn at small expense. % 1
We will keep on hand a supply of splendid1 .
Palour and other Lqoipj,
at all prioes. This Liglit is adapted to Char- i
chen, Hotels, Stores and Dwellings.
Call and see for 3-ourselves, at
JORDAN <fc McLAUCHLIN'S, I
No. 3'Granile Range, |
Abbeville C.'H., S. C. ,
April SO, 1QS8. 62 tf
S. H. JONES.': !
HOU&13 BUILDER.
/~Y#FER& his narvicea t^J^e'citilfcos of Abbe- I
Vj/ ville Dietricrt, ia everything pefUiniiyj.to
his tine of busfoesi. By a strict attention" to |
the interest* of his employers, he hopes to I
merit a due shsro'of patronage. Address..
' . 8 arid over P. (ty *
'* -J Abb?vil!fii)i?triflCa cr''
Mah>to?;l?&8. f ^i, "Y-ty
0: ]. ' v . " *" ' ' "'* '
DRY GOODS \ j . DRY 1 GOOti
MILLER & AVAttftEW
ARE now receiving theis slock* of Fall and
Winter GOODS, wbiob thev ate prepared
to offer and sell as lo'nr as any house in the
city. The atock bas been selected with grtal
uare, and comprise a great variety of
LADIES' DRESS QOQBS*
such as "h '
Rich and elegant Silk ROBE.D'QlJlLLE ;
Bayadere Silks, variety of styles;
a;iL- \t A i TTKnia DI_:J .
krstck * ni/MAi vn ?j-'vv* BUM tiuu ,
Plain SILKS, all color* ?
Mourning Bayadere and Cticn? SILKS ;
Plain Black, Plaid and Striped ;
Silk POPLINS and Victoria PLAIDS J
DELAINE ROBE D'QUILLE ;
Rich FigYdSMSLAINES and OAS&MERES (
Emb'rd FrettSw'MERlNOES. new atvlea ;
Plain Frenoli and EDgliah MERINOES;
Mourning PELAlNEi
?AUO*"*
French and Eogliah PRINTS ^
American *. "
IZTSi^n^
Mourning " **.* *?*
Cheue " ?
An extensive variety of 8HAWL3, comprising
Silk Thibet SHAWL3 ;
Broche ? f
Flush Bordered Stella SHAWLS ;
Cheoille SHAWLS and SCARF3;
Ladies' Black nnd Col'rd Cloth CLOAKS ;
Rich Velvet CLOAKS, ?v>ry variety-;
All Wool Loue S1IAWL& ; ,
Plain Bl'k dcSec'nd M'ring Merino SHAWLSj
A lot of-heantiful EMBROIDERIES, .oooiistiog
of
Rich Maslin SLEEVES and COLLARS* in
ettj;
Jaconet and Swiss SLEEVES, Linen COLLARS
; '
Maltere Lace SETTS;
Imitation Lace COLLARS and SLEEVES ;
Jaconet And Swiss Bands ; , . t
Linen Cambric HANDKERCHIEFS,- Plala
eud Embroidered ; * .
Hein'd aud Mourning HANDKERCHIEFS;
Misses'and Boys'Wool HOSE; *
Wool GAITERS ; Nett SACKS ;
Misses' Meiiuo VESTS, - Short and Long
Sleeve ;
For the Gentlemen's line may be found?
Black CLOTHS and CASS1 MERES,;
Fancy CASSIMERES^latest style* ;
Rich Velvet and.Cashmere VESTING3.:,
North Carolina CASlMEREfl, superior
article ;
CRAVATS and COLLARS ; Meriuo TIES.
MILLER <fc WARREN.
Oct. 2. VlfcT. M it
THE LIVER
li> YIOORA XOBl \
PEEPARKD By DR. 8ANFORD,
?
Compounded Entirely from Oumt}
*-*'** ,w v
I 8 one of the best Purgative and Liver. MadlX
cine# no.w before tbe public, (bat abtaaa'a
Cathartic, easier mildei^andmore effectual than
any other medicine known. It .is not only a
Cathartic, but a Liver Remedy, acting Aral or
the Liver, to eject its morbid matter, than oa
the Qtomnch and bowels to carry off that mat*"?
aAAAmnlieliinivtiiiri mipnMM ?tl*aL
]}*, without, any of the painful feelings"experienced
in the operational moat Cathartica. It
atrengthena the system nt the same tiina that it
purges it; and wh'en taken daily in modest*
doies, >will strengthen and build It up with'un*
usual rapidity. ' '
?
The Liver i? one qf the principal regulators
of the human body; and whetfj.it parforioa
ita functiona well, the poWera ortha
9 system are fully developed. The stomach ia
U almost entirely dependent on the.h'4althy
X notion of the liver for the tironer' nirform.
^ auce of its functions; when the ntoa|fcch;fc
9 at fnult, tlie bowels are at fau]t,and*the t
whole system suffers in con6cqaence ofoae
organ?the Liver?having ceased~ty do it*.
U duty. For tlie diseases of that organ, one
of the proprietors has made i^bis>tud^&
j a practice of' more^hau t w en tyv y.yr?, t oj,
find some remedy wherewith to c'oiinte^a?i
< the many derangement* to wnich it is liabls.
id To prove ihrft-.tliis remedy is at last found,
| any person troubled with tlie ilivervJComplaint,
in any of^it* forms, has to^ry a botatle,
and conviction is certain.
mi J" r% 1 ??L.'J ? 1T*J
p ineae uuu^ remove uu uiuruiu yr diu
, matter from the. system, ^bup'ply i ng.jri-^tKeir
[I place a healthy now of bil$, invigorating
V the atooiaclf, causing food to digeatrw?l|;
jfl purifying the blood, giving toneapdheahh
H^to the whole maehinery, removing tlia cans*
k of .the diaenee, effecting a radjj^l ouJK^i^jjlP
Bilious aitacKB jire oared, and jwh*t>w.
better, prevented, by the occasidnlt ai? of
i. the Liver Invito rjrtor. < Hf v
" One dose alt^r eating la sufficient raW
lievo tfte stooiach a^d prevent the food from
ai'isiog and souring. " , -"ffT'
Only One dose taken bsfjpre rairing, Jfi.j
venta Nightmare. ' ~
KOnly one dose taken at night, loouna Qi?
bowela gently, and cures Coativfeosah
SOae done taken after-each meal will-our? m
Dyspepsia. , . ' " ' ?W 7
|jf~ One -doseof.tvro ,tea-ipoobfoU will
^ Always relief*Sick HeadacbjjiL.
P One bottle taken for fernsfs. obstruction'
Wwill remove the cause of the >dl?ea#e, and
make a perfect cure.
1 'Only oiie dose immediately relives Cbolic,
J while one dose often repeated is a'sqre fljprirj
H for Cholera .Morbus, andvA/preventiveiof,'
Chalern. L* J*
m bt Only one bottle ie. necdedTo tflfoirt*
a* out of the system the effects ^ iiedio?M^uJjitir
a long sickoesa-.vv ' !,*' -i,.?*' *
H fSF Ooe bottle*Uke^ ^r ^nn^t* r?Smovft
k)l attllowoosa,orunn<tprffieofdrfrba?
the skin. . *? -Js. 'j-^'
.One (JoMtU^en a short time bej?r*.e*UM
U gives vigof to.che appetite and iaSkcs Wgd
| digest weli.-" - ' 'v . .
Ono dote j)ft?n repeated oarea Cbrojrfe
#_ Diarrhoea in its worst forror, whileifljBipmwv
0 -una Dowei coaipitiou ^ieiu iiuivDh w iuv
r -first dose.
L O^e or two doses cures attacks caused'by
^ Worms in Children: there ia no>tirer,j??fpr,
a or speedier rtm^dy in th? wo'rldffclnl ofevar
| foila^ 4* . "V ' V-A.
?%r A few bottles cures Dcon?r,*by esSot4
ting the ahsofflfeta.
1 Wc talrfe procure i'rt recQat'giOTy^jgHiia .
I medicine as a pfevefttive. for FfnRkoi,
H^ue,.Chill Fever, ?fid-aigPrfVa? ^fJW;
ious T^pe. Ifc'operates wH^mytajto^e&l
dflpful .virtues. ^ |
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