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LOO K AT THIS. THE Subscriber offer?, at private sale, and on accommodating terms, the following Property: Two Hundred and Eighty-Six Acres of LAND, nbout 4 miles from Sctiflle-Towii, adjoining lands of Dj\ W. T. Jonc^, Jos. K11 liugsworlh and others, known as the Kiiimiins plnce. It has ft good Dwelling House, new Gin House and Screw, and other out buildings. Jt-j Si O 9 Eighteen Likely Negroes, Mules, Cattle and Hoge, nnd Plantation Tools. I would like to sell the entire property together, and a good buiguiu will bo sold lo uii approved purchaser. Address \VM. CARTER. Ninety-Six Depot, S. C. Aug. 18. 185S. lis 2in Sheriff's Sale. BY virtue of Sundry Writs of Fieri Facioun to me directed I will sell at Alibevi le Court IIousc, on the first Monday und Tuesday in August next, within the legal hours of sale, the following property, to wit: 40 Acres of land more or less bounded by lands of Mrs. Mury Clay. Covin, and others, ns Ihe property of Saudiford Holmes, ails. W. 11. Qilliland. Terms Cash. T. R. COCHRAN, S. A. I). Sheriff's Office, ) August 17, 1858. j 10 tda Estrayed. FROM the subscriber, a small GRAY MARE, about six yearn old, marked by saddle and collar, arm without ?)tood on lier feet. Any iu* foncntion will be gladly received. Address, Til OS. M. ARD. (Jullionti.s Mill?, or JollN C'i.mu.h, Abbeville, C. II. Aug. 18, 1808 16 tf Citation. Br WILLIAM HILL, Esq., Ordinary of Abbeville District: "17 T7II ERE AS, John Maul.lin, has applied V V to me lor Letters of Administration on nil and singular the goods and chattels, rights und credit* of Mary R. Siinms, late of the District aforesaid deceased. These are, therefore, to cite and admonish h11 nnd singular, the kindred and creditors of the said deceased, to be and appear before tne at ! our next Ordinary's'Jourt of the said District, i to be liolden at Abbeville Court House 011 the ! first dav of September next, to show cause, if ; any, why the said administration .should riot bo j grunted. Given unifcr my ltatid and soul, this sixteenth . day of Aug.. in the year of our Lord one I thousand eight hundred nn<l fifty-eight, und in the 8od year of American Independence. WILLIAM IIILL, 0. A. P. August 1G 13r.S 16 2t FOR SALE. A SPLENDID Tract of LAND, twr-lvc miles West of Abbeville C. II , containing 460 Acres, 2C0 of which is Woodland, finely timbered? balance in a high Ktate of cultivation, most of it frnfch lll>T.(Trillllll] witll illilllll Piflv Acr?a i?f Civek Bottoms. 18 9 A Tract containing Til III?E HUNDltED Acres, (which cnn be boujht. exceedingly low.) with a fine Two-Story Dwelling, uuil other nccefisary | UUt building*. *** 9 Another Trnct of FOUR I1UNDKKI) AGUES, ! which can be bought low, and on accommodating terms. Purchasers will do well to look at these Lands. A. M. SMITH. August J, 185S. 14 4t Edgefield Advertiser copy three times nndj#efl-4 bill to this ofiice. COMMISSION BUSINESS, j '"I^HF. Subscribers have associated Mr. J. J. .JL GUEKAItL) with them, and will continue the Factorage mid Commission Business in Litia City, under the firm of WARDLAW, WALKER & CO. Grateful to our frieiidft for the verv liberal patronage extended t.o uk, we would respectfully solicit a continuance uf the same for the new firm. We arc prepared to place our correspondents on the most advantageous footing; this, together with our long and large experience in the sale of Cotton and other Produce, enables us to offer advantages unsurpassed by any House in this City, and we trust that fidelity and devotion to the interest of our patrons will (entitle us to their confidence and support. consignments 01 rroauce 01 all kuni!> arc solicited, and will receive our heat attention. <Gur Con mission for selling cotton will be fifty cents per bale. WARDLAW ? WALKER. Charleston, S. C., Aug. 2, 58. 14-4L IbwimmV AT A GREAT REDUCTION. R. H. WARDLAW &, SON", BEG leave to state that they have taken the Store formeily occupied by Mesrrs. J. it N. Knox, and next, door to Messrs. Cobb, Hunter <fc Co., where th?y are offering their Stock of GOODS, saved from the lire, at such very Low Prices for Cash, its cannot fail to please all seeking good barai'inx To tli.?ip nM niiRhtiiU'iN tliAV will mnln tho terms entirely acceptable. We h^e paved many of otir best Mid most choice Goods, and invite all to call and examine; feeling assured that if fhey do, we will effect sales. Our object is to save time by getting rid /of tUese Goods a* soon as possible, so that when we commence 9gnin. in a new store, it will be jvith en'tirel^ifadw Goods. ?. As we hope we shall never before in need jof Money than at present, we trust that all owing us, will qome forward and pay up, and thus prtfve Lhepiselvcs to be friends indeed, by being iclendftf in nCed. It. II. WAltDLAW <fc SOX. Abbeville C. JL, Au^ttst^, Ig58 14-3t V T V J. \J U II ii 1J A HOUSE and EOT. n Abbeville viffcig&J x\. situated on the Andt-n-on road about.w rnile tnd a quarter from the Court House. The ??HOUSI3-.eoi>&iD8 six fine rooms ; the LOT con=taina Fifty Acres, ** and has on it ? Well of excellent vratar, and nil neeessary ont buildings, recently erecwid.? Pnssfeiaion will bo given on the 1st of January, 1859. For term* and further information, apfrty to ^ W. Vf. BELCHER, Abbeville 13. H., July 30, 18C8. J* tf . . . jH JW rmtr m. <fc2 imsz /N AWrvTWAntv inrviiij %nwjL.niniivi(ig made an ?P' ^Mlgament to u> of ^s^olfce,. Account*. f-JTflUi, ?c.,*ll parsoq* indtbtSTt^tfirn by Ac oolftL ^otherW|lBC. are re/jno?ted to make imotSR,anp,^>WELL <t. CO., V A. ^ ^ * A/wigueej, - ^>3P^t.I3, 1888. j| > 13 ^ 3t I , . . . ?. ill. ? itowaitaMBfaaiatati^irir^ inTnrtii<*fniii>' To Proprietors, Architects and Builders. JOHN CORBETT, Practical House Painter, TXfOULD itform the inhabitants of AbbeT T villc, and the publiu generally, that he has permanently located ut Abboviile C. II., for the purport! of pursuing his profession. From a long experience in Europe, and ronny of the prineipiil Towns of America, combined with a steady attention to business, he flatters himeelf (hut he will be nble to give entire satisfaction to ull who wisli to havo good House i Painting done, and will favor him with their i orders. lie feels himself competent, to finish j all Graining, Marbling, Paper Hanging, &c. Ilis experience and skill in liis profession will enable liitn to complete nil work in his line ut very moderate prices. Chureliec, Halls. Staircase Walls, Mantle Pie ccs rt nislied in imitation of Marble. Hounis Papered, Paneled with Oak Paper, and varnished in the best style. lie is prepared to paint all old and new work, and Tin Itonfs. outside. Also, inside or outside of Rough ousted Walls of private or public buildings in imitation of any color of stone, ut one third of the cost usuu ly charged, liv subsLitiiLinir n eomtiusiLioii of bis own wbii-li luis been fullv tested, und will stand good for yearn. Window Sash s of private unci public buildings glazed at moderate prices. lie will also keep on liniid and for anlc all kinds of 51 ixed I'ii in Is in quantities to suit purchasers. And also, n ^r.-ut variety of paper suitable for lied Iiooins, billing, Rnd Drawing Uouiiis. lie will puint signs on glass or wood, i at short notice. >Mice in the Wooden Building adjoin-I ithe Marshall House. May 12, 1S:.8. 3 ly Merchant IV1 i 11 *. HP HP. Subscriber would inform the citizzens _L of Abbeville and Edgefield, that be lias rebuilt Iiis Mills, and is prepared to clean wheat as well as any in the District. He has good Machinery, and good rock, and can grind with neatness nml dispatch, lie will give close attention, ini.J will be glad to accommodate all who nmy luvor him with tlieir grinding. ISAAC KENNEDY. Aug. 13. 68. 15 3t j Edgefield Advertiser copy 3 times. w <* B --.an : mhz CIO.MMITTEI) to the .foil of Abbeville Dis- { ' trict, on the bih day of August in Ft., h j Negro Woman, who s.iyc her name is RACHEL, | about. 25 or years old ; also, a Girl named j .Susan, said to In- her daughter, about 0 or 10 j y-ars old. Said woman says she belongs to Rich- ; ard 1J. Carpenter, residing in^Tailahussa, Flor- i ida?says Jesse Wnt!y brought her to hi6 i mother'* in Edgefield District. The owner is reijue?>ted to come forward, | prove property, tmv charires. and tako dimm i sioll. T. It. COCHRAN, Jailor. August 12th, 1858 15 tf ic:ii:a r~|'MJK Notes iiiill Accounts of AUGUSTUS 1 LOMAX Iihvc been placed in my hands for d>llcetioii. As it is iilnmvlult'ly necessary to raise fund*. |>ioni|>l payment will l>e required. Those indebted will plenaectill and settle about the 1st offttrTK.MUKR as 1 will be absent on business until the latter part of this month. J. C. CALHOUN. August 10th, 1858 15 tf Lime, Plaster Paris and Hydraulic Cement. OX HAND AND for stile Low for CASH, I By II. S, KURIL j Au?. 4. 14 If M. W7 BYTX EW00D7~ GKXKRAL COMMISSION MERCHANT, I No. 204 Exchange liow, COLUMBIA, S. C., 17011 Hi.- Sale of ILEAL ESTATE, NEGROES, 1 11U0 COTTON. WHEAT, BACON, Lard, \V hiskev, Sugar, Coffee, Moluscts. Flour, Butter, Corn, I lay and Produce generally. Strict personal attention paid to the sale of any of the above?liberal advances made and prompt returna. llefcrtj to II. S. Kerr and X). L. McLauchlio, Ahb-villc C. H., S. C. Aug. 4. 1858, 14 tf Old Peach Brandy. *"piIE SUBSCRIBER offers to rell 100 gal1. Ions of Welborn's unadulterated I'EACII BRANDY, two years old. Those ?'ho desire to put up Brand}' Peaches will do well to avail themselves ol this opportunity of purchasing a genuine Article by sending their orders to me at Greenwood, S. C. Ko orders filled for less than 3 gallons. J. T. PAKK3. July 29th, 1858 14 3m Banner copy. JOHN L CLARE, REPAIRER OF CLOCKS, WATCHES AND ,m :M?z -WW Wham. tMrnrwr* "1XTOULD respectfully inform the citi-G$k V T zens of the District, that he has located himsi-lf at Hodge's Depot, where he will be prepared to execute, with prompturss, all orders in his line, of buniiioM. lie is well prepared with all the tools and materials of his art. and feels confident in b<-ing able to give Duiininckimi. ivw Hum warranted. Terms Cash. April 14, 1858. 60 ly {3?~ Banner copj. (lias Ligi^t, Gas Light! WIS Respectfully 'Triform our friends and tiie Public, that* wo have purchased the exclusive right to sell in this District* Danfoxd & Baileys' Patent Self-Generating Gas Lamps, anJ con supply every family with the most beautiful nn<l economical light now in use. It is no trouble to keep them in order, and their impossibility of explosion render them invaluable. One burner will give as much light as seven candles, ?it the trivial cost of about one cent, per hour, and can be fitted in any other lamp nt small expense/ We will keep on hand a supply of splendid I>;i l/kii at nil prices. -This"J-ightf?fc adopted to Churthe*. Hotels, S?$frfes iiadjpv^tfljjiig?. Call autf ?ee ?t ' ttf Afc. v fij' C. April 30, 1858io/tf ' ^ J uaf*Bflc$l^ed 1 Hfl OUNQP3 of SUL- QyjN|N.E, Ivv 20 Ouocet Sul. Morphcne,v for sale by JORDAN A McLAUCHLTK. Druggists aifti Chemists. Jnly 1, 1888. 8 tf G* T. ANDERSON, ~ SUROEON AND sMECHNICAL . LOWNSEVILLE, S. C. . V AiLINE addre?#ed to him *t Lowj)dr?j^lle P. O. will secure hif Mrrioe?fri-?ny p*]rt of the Patriot. ' "* Jan. 28, 18ftS S* * . ly \ wiYI V j ' ">, :?AflKtV Mrie Vkrtffcjf. * ?NpE8iVEffiBL* font S, i|S8 jjf ^ ' -^- - " ' ^ n ra.n- -Atjr.afc aiMjaiito ^ *-" D It. S. II EN It Y B E A111), DENTIST, Graduate of the Baltimore College of Dental Surgery. HAS pernmneiitly located nt Abbeville C. n., mid Holioitn ft slinro of public putronuge. Teeth inserted from one to full upper | aud lower sets. Exposed nerves destroyed and treated, free from pain. Iluving purchased an diet* Right, of Dr. Blandy. of Baltimore, I ain prepufed to insert teeth on tbc Clieopltstiv process. Office?Opposite Chalmers' Marble Yard, ABBEVILLE C. II., S. C. April 22, 1858. 62 ly ~JKFFERS COTH RANS, CHAR LJUSTO.\ S. C. "?7"?7"ILL continue tlie Fuetorajre and Com? T mission Business in this city (their office on (Vlitrul Wlinl-n 111 \7 will I... pleased to irive their strict and personal attenliuu to tile sale of Cotton, Flour, Wheat, &c., ?r to any business intrusted to their carc. 'Will buy Roods or Family supplies to order, Commissions for buying or boiling 2 J percent. They take this opportunity of tendering t heir thanks to their friends and patrons for their liberal patronage, and respectfully solicit a coutiuuuncu of the aumc. II. L. JEFFF.liS. W. S. C0T1IHAN, JOHN COTUUAN. Charleston July 10th '58 It) tf MONT GO M ERY~S C E L E B R A TED DOUBLE SCREEN Rockaway Premium WHE AT gA H. r I TIE SURSCKIBKR having purchased the JL Right for this Statu, now oilers lo Planters these justly ?'elebruu*il Fans for cleaning Wheat. This *Fan is superior to unylliiug of the kind now in use, ns the number of premiums awarded at different Statu Fairs will attest. It is simple in its structure, easily rigged, works well, and wlieu out of order, can he repaired by any ordinary mechanic. Jtisadap'.ed to cleaning nil kinds of grain. For further particulars ace Hand Hill, which will be furnished any oue desiring such. Cotton 4nia?s and Trcshcrs. Also constantly on hnnd a supply of Cotton fiins, which I warrant to he eijual to any made. Also, a lot of Threshers which are bo ex- | tensivcly known that 1 deem it necessary to I eulogise them here. These Machines arc all manufactured in this | |ilnee. hv skillful workmen, ami of th?? v?rv ! best material, and warranted to do what in I paid lor them. Any orders for either of tin* i above Mnchiues, addressed to the subscriber, or left with my Traveling Agents, will be j promptly attended to. JOHN* EN HIGIIT Abbeville C. II., S. May J>, 1853 1?3m J SOUTH CAROLINA, A IilSE I'ILLB DISTRICT. Anna 11. Stokes, Adinr'x, ) vs. V Dill for Partition, ?tc. | J. N. Cochran, and others ) PUIWUANT to the Order of Court I will sell ut. publicoutvrv, nt Abbeville C. II.. on Sale Day in September next, the Tract of Land owned by (}. W. Hodges and J. II. Stokes, deceased, as joint tenants in the life time of said H. Stokes, containing Four Hundred Acies. mo<e or less, l}"ii?g on waters of Mulberry Creek, and bounded hv lands of.lnlni U' \t.w.ie i amed Graham, and others. Terms?A credit of twelve months, with interests from date?purchaser to give llotid with twu giiod sureties', pay the coat in cash , and pay for pnpers. \VM. II. PARKEK, C. 11 A. D. I Commissioner's Office, ? August >, 1868. J 14 td i. & . K. K. Company, Notice to Shippers, TIIE South Carolina Kail Koad Company requires that every article shipped over their Road, must have the destination plainly marked upon it. Should this he neglec'ed l>v those shipping nrticles over this Koad, intended for the S. C. 11. K-, such articles will he marked )>y the proper ofii'-cr of this Koad ami the expense ! charged to the shipper. By order, 1>. R. SuNDLEV, Agent. July 22, 1858. 12 tf ...... .. . .. ? - -- I" VV il 1 SK KHAN 1)0." WARRANTED to force the Moustache an J Whiskers to grow strong and luxuriant in one month, where there was none before. It will not etuin or injure the akin. Price one dollar?Sent to all partd of tliel Country. Address. K DR. S. P. SIIRLDOX, I New York City. I July 22, 1858. 12 PROFESSIONAL CAUD. DR. D. S.?BENS0N, WOULD respectfully announce to his friends and tlie public generally, that he has returned to Abbeville village for the purpose of resuming the practice of Medicine. Thankful for past patronage, he trusts by a strict attention to business to merit its continuance. ?l- J ?11?? _?? -? ivcoiuciJtc? Ul/ MIC UWClllUg OI 31 r. JOHN J\. WlEU. Office?in tho rear of tlie Store of Meesrs. Witu <t JLythcok. D. S. BENSON, M. D. June 30, 1868. 10 3m SOUTH CAROLINA. ABBEVILLE DISTRICT. Rcnnckcr <!c Gluvcr, \ vs. > Bill for account, <tc. V. .T_ Tkvuu'Adrn'p 1 PURSUANT to the order of Court, I will Bell on 9 ilc Day in September next, at Abbevill&C. H., at public outcry, the Tract of Land owned by Luko Muthin, deceased, about '2| milaa from Abbeville C. II., containing 305 Acres, more or leas, bounded by lands of N.J. Davis, and others, said truct to be re so'd ut. the lisk^pf Tlioinss E. Owen, and the biding to be opened fit the sum of $-2610. If snid tract brings more than $2610, the terms will be a credit cf. twelve? months, with interest irom sin nay oi ucioDer next?purchaser to give Bond with two good sureties, mortgage of the premises, pay tho co#ta in cash, and pay for papers. Ifit does not bring more than $2610, it is to be knocked down tosuidThomns E. Owens, on the teims pruscribsd in the Decretal Order. vm. ii. c^tker, c. e. A. d. Commissioner's Office, ) August 2, 1858. J 14 td SOUTH CAROLINA. ABBEVILLE DISTRICT. Richard c. starr, wto> idifa custody of the Bheriff of Abbeville; DiSMct, .by virt'ure of ? l^it jof capiat ad talU/Sci^ium, at ti.. ?c r-i. _ A' h.. ,!>,? 'iU?A VMIV vi tfuiiu a. uBiuiivvii, ufi.vjug my.offioo, together with .scbaEfiilei'on o?th, of hit e?t?te *nd'JllT?ctal hirPetitioa fco ,the Court .of Cofncno^ *P)*m, phuying tbat he uiiy be admiiud to tho benefit of the*A<;t# of iho Gcra For the Legislature. tW Tlio friends of TIIOMAS THOMSON. I Emj., respectfully announce him lor re election j to the Legislature. i-a?"" Tin; friends ot Gen. a. .UtCiUWA.S, respectfully announce him for reelection to the Legislature. car rite friends of GEN. W. \V. I'EKUY- j MAN respectfully announce him a candidate j for the Legislature at the ensuing election j The friends of JAMES N. COCHRAN*. ! ! l.'tn wntll.l ? - ! Hliliwuiltv II 1 III HI 7V I Candidate for Uic Legislature, ut the dialling election. We ore authorized to announce COL. ! M. O. TALMAN, ns a Candidate for the Lcgi*- j lature at the ensuing flection. T'io friends of SAMUKL JORDAN, would respectfully announce him us n Candidate for the Legislature at the ensuing election. EfT'l'lie friend* of 11. A. JON HS, Ksq., would respectfully announce liim a" a candidate for the Legislature, at the next election. tST The friends of Col. II. II. IIARI'KR, would respectfully utmouiice him as a Candidate for the Legislature at the eiisuing elec| tion. I irtaj-Ti.n ..rii- i i u- umii ivv 1/1 v* " ,T " would respectfully announce liim no a Cuixii- I date for the Legislature at the ensuing clee lion. The 7iuincruux friend* of WE.SI.KY A. Iil.ACK Esq., l'fypeetfully announce him in a Candidate for Tax Collector at the next election. .\egro Stioea, IVetfro Slioes!' 3,000 PAIRS, NEGRO BROGAN SHOES, 1 N-O\V KEAL'Y for delivery, to the Planters | of Abbeville, and Edgefield Districts. 1 Persons wanting our shoes an: requested to [ send in their orders, at an early day, as we i propose delivering ull shoe" wo may en- j gage, at the resident- ?f e .nter, so that J the servants can tit i fe<-t. with such ! snoes, mm win retnier . lor Uio Fall and Winter Wear. Our shoes nr?- put tip of the very I'f-I material? upper leather nil excellent?-three heavy soles milking the Ixittom?no l.Akk or l'AST UOAlll) nor Yankee trii-k* employed l?y whieh ; the (food people of the South are often fooled j ninl "'Poor .Sambo" (.'IlEATKlJ out of his Winter Shoe*. j COVIN A M?;A I.LISTER. ! Mt. ("armel, July 21. 1S.",.S la am [ New Goods ! New Goods!! "\ \ 7 E would respect fully inform our friends ; i t himI eiMomcr*. ihaL wo have made } large uJ-HLlons t<> our fttoek of Drills mid TUcdicincSj and would l>e pleased to have thoin ciiii and examine our Stock before purchasing elsewhere, us >ve can oHVr them strong iuiiuceiiicuts to buy. Our Stock consists in part, of i 1* i: K F I.T1KRILS, Lubin's Extracts for the II ami kerchief. Pommies, CoIol'iio mill Toilet Waters; llair. Null and Tooth Brushes. Dressing Combs, Fine Tooth j l'owdei a. Soups, Surgical and Dental Iustru incuts, Fine Brandies and Wines, i for Medicinal purposes, and all articles usually > kept iu a ii lot-class Drug Store. Uire us u call. JORDAN' it Mcl.AL'CII 1.1 X, Abbeville C. U. ! July 1, 8 if ! Dissolution. r|~,IIK Partnership heretofore existing lie- i JL twocn EXRHillT .t STARR, in the ! manufacture of Cotton Gins, Wheat Thrush- ; era, Fans, ifcc., hns this day been dissolved by mutual agreement of parties. The Books anil j Accounts of the Old Firm nrc iu the hands of < 11? i.? : i * ?i . : 1 -i : i - ..i i i(hiii r.iiri^hl, wiui ic moiic uuiiiunzcu in Seme : the business of the same. JOHN KN RIGHT, RlCll'D C. STARR. i November 1. 1807. liO tt* Ladies' Gauze, Merino, AND LISLE THREAD UNDER-VESTS, j Very Desirable for the Summer Wear AT GRAY .t ROBERTSON'S. June 2, 1853 5 tf Cigurs, Cigars Ci^arN. JI'ST received a large lot; 10,000 very fine Cigars, worth from $50 .lo $80 per thousand. Also, a lot of very line elie? ing Tobaeeo, ut $1.25 to $1.50 per 11?. 1'iire French Brandy, certainly mnde from the juice of the grape. Wines, Whiskies, Gins <fcc., of the very best quality that uo have been able with much care and great expenses to obtain. JORDAN <fc McLAlTCIILIN. \f??. OTil. 10:0 i ?c . ill?> ?MI>, I PwO 'X kl I Just Received BAZIN'S New I'orfume, KISS-ME-QUICK. Distilled from the well-known flower of Forget-me-not, llnsurjiuased iu fragruuee and permanencv, for sale liy JORDAN A MoLAUCIILIN, Druggists and Chemists. July 1. 1858. 8 tf faints and Oils. WE linveiuBt. received n lot of PURE WHITE" LEAD, Linseed Oil, nnd Copal Varnish, which we will sell cheap. JONDAN it McLAUCIILIN, No. 3, Granite Range, Abbeville, C. H. July 1, 1858. 8 tf Notice. T1IE TriiMces of SIIILOH METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, will apply to the next session of the Legislature of South Carolina! to be Incorporated. July 29, 1858. 13> 3m The Marshall House. THE subscriber linving purchased that commodious and well known Mansion, THE MARSHALL HOUSE, has made every arrangement for the accommodation of remanent and Transient Boarders, apd hopes. by proper attention, to merit a full share of .public patronage. After the tirat of October, the ratea of regular Boarding will be 'flfi 00 por month. rcmnrvn nonu Sept. 30,1857. " 22 tf r <4 ; Notico to Creditors. ALL Creditors of RICH ATIf) B. FULTON re hereby notified to preaent.and- prove their demaud* on or before 1st dttofr OCTOBER next. All demands rfot*pr<flnti by that d?y will bo barred. WM. H. PARKER, aif.A.D. Commissioner's Office, ) w v June 29th, 1868. f. 10 Hm MILLEE 4 WASHEN WOOLI> respectfully call the Attention of thau- friends and iausfomera to their toek of NgGRO-OQOJDS7 . WMt* PLAINS, *ar?a&tod v*km MO ORE &: QITAIFKJ day, listnjr thoir Itanner 011 tbe outer X wulls, und uudur it will euy that tlivy hare just received uuc of the largest aud best Stocks of Clothing, Crockery, and Dry Goods, | ever imported into the District of Abbeville. All of which have been bought tor CASH, \ and which will he sold for cheiiper i than any 0110 ea:i buv ou Time, (we care not : who.) Many linve como and hove been convinced of J the truthfulness of our assertions ; but there are ] sonic who yet eling to their fond 1 <]>>]?we mean : the practice of buying Good* on twelve month's time. Of those we regret to t;ike our la^t farewell, unlesd it be when they have Caxh to spare; then it is we will give then) prices that will not rise up and make them afraid, hilt will encourage and uhccr thcti) on. It may he neeessary ; for us to state that we have maJe arrangements in New \*ork, to receive all the new Sty 1cm of Good* imported into the city this season. Under this arrangement, and with the Goods ul reai'y received, we flatter ourselves that none will he oblige to leave our quiet little Town unsatisfied us regard* I'rice and quality. We now hutid you a short list of the new Styles und Prices. In the first place, 500 Ladies' Collars, from Auction from 12J cents to 7.0U dollars Honiten Lace Setts, from Importer*, from 10 to '.15 dollars; BUM.DAM'S, nt 12} ceiils; I.adies' I.'O'ITOX IIU>K. at GJ ci'iitu; Ladies' 11A N DKEltl' HIEPS, at 0* cwnta; Fine Dress Goods, an?l HEAD DRESSES; Kobe a Quillu SILKS, nt 30 and -lo dollars; Ilobe n l^uille Organdies, at 0, 7, and 1?? dollars; Parodii Clollis, Double Dm-nll Stripe*, at 2!? dollar*. And \v? liavi: on the way 1,'iuu yards of Priiilcd Iiinvns, which have Ijvii bought for us at Auction. j II 4><>p Skirts, meet, limns, umi u linleijoiic, trom ?I.oO to ' $l.?; i Mantillas, Point Lace, ("limitilia, Moire A11 tiijiif, ami Black Silk, from -f 1 .So lo $U.ri.OO ; ! r*cc IBT jWk.. J1_| SW 9 White Crape, Estella Black Silk, Moire Antique, umi Do La no Shawls, from $1.01) ! to ?n;.r??; j To 11>o i^nil Ictiicn, <>l our town ami conntrv, we woubl say tliat we liuve the Lureka Suits, 1 L'l.ata, Pauls. ami Vest*, line umi new, we have, ! al io, a jron i Stock <n iii<; tlerota i*??llt?rs?, (,'ra- | vats, ami Shirts, Something new and Fancy.? j Also, a yum] Stock of Summer ISats. N. B.?No (ioixls will lii! taken back when once solJ, unless the (Juoil.s be <lama^ejL?bef">ie purchase-J. April TJ. IS.'iH. 51 tf ABB!VTLLE AND"washINGTON : STAGE LINE. I F B Q M Ahl)cvi!!c to Washington, j rpriK PROPfilETOll of this well established | .1. Line takes this method of informing the j public tliul lie nus <?h;tnge<i tits Schedule, tortile ! convenience of p'-wengers. The Stage will bo detained at Abbeville Court ; House, until half past H o'clock, on MONDAY, | WKDNliSDAY utu' elilDAY mornings, afford- | ing an opportunity f<?r passenger* on ilie morn- j iH15 train from Greenville to go directly i through to Washington, On., the.->uuie day, connecting with the train at Washington, for An- : gust a, Montgomery, Ala. The passengers are ! detained a few iiours in Washington, On. The Stage will have Washington, On., on ' TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY I morning*. The Line has been refitted with a 6plendid I F 0 U K-!l 0 K S E COACH. good Teams !ind an experienced driver. C3T I 'asseng-.Ts from all point* above New*- I brny, going WeM, will find that they can j reach any point west of Atlanta in exactly the lame time, and with ij.uu less expense than by way of Branch villc. For further in for.nation apply at the Post Office. J01I\ MeBBVDE, Ag't. Abbeville C. II., S. C. May 26, 1S3S 4 Jy : Notice to Creditor. PJRSUANT t -?<ir?l?-r i>f Coiirt, nil the individual creditors of JOSKl'll II. ST(JKIvS, deceased, are hereby notified to the present and prove their demand* on or before 1st day of OCTOBER next. All demands not presented l>y (hat day will 1>C hill'red. w. ii. parkkr, C.K.A.D. Commissioner's Ofliee, > June 18!58. f 10 Sin Jmsit Received Asuim'ly of Fran^ipniini Extract, nn Eternal IVrfimio for the Handkerchief, Fraii(!ipaiini Toilet Water, " " iSuap, " " Sachets. to which wc invito, the attention of the Ladies. jokdan <t .Mclaughlin, iJriig^iols and Chemists. Juty 1,1858 '8 tf QniLTU PADfll IMi uuu i ii un11uLiMnj Abbeville JJintrict.? In the Common Pleas. Henry C. Parnell, ) Attachment, vs. v Win. B. Lloy<l, ) Meflownn, PrfTs. Att'y. 1 WHEREAS tlic PlnntifF did, on the sixth j day of April, eighteen hundred nnd ; fifty eight, file his declaration against tlie Defendant, who, (it is Raid,) i.<? absent from and without the limits of tbia State, and ii us neither wife nor attorney known within the same, upon , whom a copy j>f the said declaration might be served: Itis therefore ordered that the said Defendant do anpear and plead to the said declaration, on or before the 'seventh day of April, eighteen hundred and fifty nine, otherwise final and absolute1 judgment will then be given and awarded ngaiust him. MATTHEW Mcl>ONALD, c. c. p. Clerk's Office, April, 8, 1858. 4<J ly S0UTH CAR0UNA: : ABBEVILLE DISTRICT. JAMES J.TIICIIKY, who is in tho custody of : the Sheriff of Abbeville District, by virtue of a Writ of capias ad satisfaciendum, at tbo suit of .Tomes Arnold, having filed In my office, together with a schedule, on oatih. of hia citato and efTeots, his Petition to the Court of Con.mon Pleas, praying that lie may l?e admitted to the benefit of tho Acts of the General Assembly, made for the relief of insolvent debtors.? It ii therefore Ordered, tb&t the said James Arnold, and all others the creditors, to >vhom the said James J. Richcy is in anywiso indebted, be, and they are hereby eiunmouod, and havo notico to appear, before the said Court, at Abbeville Court House, on*t?e Fourth day of October next, to shew caubk, if ahy they oap.'^Jjy the prayer of the Petition aforosaia, should not be arittited. MATTHEW MoDONALD, C. C. P. . * Oflfica of Common Pleat, ) Abboville DI?., Juri<?$8; 1838- 10?5m The Clear St&reheft.dPil&d" WILL ffiva a finished and . Collar#, ghiri Boa^ron; a,id to *U Hi}#., ra&sliu and cotton goodk; it wiObe foupak'n aaaittant io whitenjpgcli^lhoo, ^}d i? warrantad td ooutain nothing injttWOWii " l i, iMs, rrrmi r1-^'iifr I'mf'r' NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS AT GRAY & ROBERTSON'S CHEAP CASH STOKE, No. 1, Granito Range. \\f E BLXJ reaped fully to iuforin tbe citizens t T of Abbeville nui'l tun-rounding District, thnt we arc now prepnr?.'d to show the lorgvst a Lid bust aelcctcii Stock of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, we have ever done heretofore. As we confine j ournelvea utmost entirely to tho Dry Goodn bunincA?, we are enabled to keep a large assortnient of Plnlit, Fancy and Kobe Bnrejfes, Olack jnid Fancy Silks CalicocH, lConiiets&c. To the BONNET Department we pay particular attention, nnd our Slock ut nr?ii-i>t np?. scuts every novelty of the season: 1'laiti and Fancy Straws, Fancy Neopolitau and Trimmed Silk*, &c., Along vriili n magnificent Stock of Fine French FLOWERS, Bonnet RIBBONS. ROtTCHES, Ac. In MANTI1.LAS. we hnve nil the lute styles ?Silk uu<l Bhick (Jhtiiiiilly, Luce, ?te. Our Stock of Kid, Siiurnnd Thread UIovok, Hosiery, Corsets, Shoes, Is unusually Fine tui<l Largo. We always keep on hniul a large Stock of Domestic Goods, Uncus, Linen vriin, ? (Kl't Also, all kinds of material suitable fur boys' wear. In calling attention to the nliov floods, we respectfuily solicit the patronage of our nuuieruiu friends, ami the public generally. We will lit alt timed take pleasure in .showing our Stock, any and all of which wu will .sell at the lowest possible price for (..'ash, and every article warranted a.s represented. Git AY & UOCKRTSO.V. March 31, IS.'iS. 48 tf iTF; wf^(j~IQc III N E s. TO MANUFACTURERS, I'LANTFKP, AND I'MVATE FAMILIES. In Purchasing such an article as a SEWING MACHINE, the true policy is to the best. TM. SINGKlt CO.'S (JAZETTK, ? beauti fill pictorial paper, contains full and reliable information uboutSKWING MACHINES, and iMWrr u 11 question* I !i:it cuti bo asked on tlto subject. All who read tins paper will learn how to purchase a Sew inir 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. Siii^r*'! ?t C'o.'h Machine is arranged to do itllil tlliA tt'lirt (if al'.iM* The Gazette may be obtained grulit. on application at iiiiv of riinger it Co.*6 Offices. Machines on exhibit ion and for salu and instructions given , hy K. J. TAYLOll, Agent in Abbeville. Singer J: Co.'s Charleston Office 458 Kiugstreet. Principal Office 4."?8 Broa?lwny, New York. Abbeville C. 11., March ii'J. 48 ly Tail yard and Slioc.sliop. Mil. ADAM FIEttNEUSEI* ft regular. faithl\i 1 n:nl successful German Tanner.?In finish iiinl durability, his hen vy and light Leather challenges competition with the beet to be' found in the Charleston and New York markets. Messrs. SAMUKI. KNOX nnd JOHN MEYER, Hoot and Shoe Makers. Mr. Knox is known throughout the District. Mr. Meyer as a fashionable, fini.-died and faithful, Boot and Shoe Maker, v. lor (ieiitlciiieii, ami Course nn?l Dress Shoes for J.ndies, litis not his superior in New Yoik or Boston. Orders promptly at tended to. Prices will be known by curds distributed. A liberal share of patronage is respectfully solicited. J. W. JUNKS. Calhoun's Mills, April, I8."?8 50 8tlin4m ^solution! rpiIB firm <>fI'KItKYMAN ?fc WALLF.B wns i. dissolved by mutual consent ou the first of January.?Parties any way indebted to the cotx'ern, wili please come I'orward and clofe their accounts by cash, (or note.) Tlie name uf the firm, will he used in settlement by cither of the purtiea. W. \V. I'EURYMAN. AY. W. AVALLER. m. z. jvl. ??. as HAVING sold my entire interest of Goods to Gen. W. \V. Perry man, I lake^thia method of returning my sincere thanks, to my' numerous frit-lids and customers for their very kind und generous support to me for the ti.'e years I have been in business in'this plnce and vicinity. 1 would bespeak for the General, an increased continuance of the same. By reference to Perry rami's Card you will see jhati nm (by Ids kindne^) retajned as clerk, rind 1 can only s.iy that I'vill do every thing in 1113- power to make your business transactions agreeable and profitable. W. \V. WALLER. Jan. 11, 1858. ^7 tf OL Z /Mk_ RK. jOM a> rI"MIE subscriber having purchased tho interX est of W. W. Waller, would respectfuUy sclicil n continuance of tho very liberal patroiiAge given tothe old firm. . ** He feels deeply tho obligation he is under to the many kind friends who have ?t<tyd by him for th$ six years of his manhood, ?n<r business life, through evil as well as pood report. And while he does not oflfcr to sell goods for cost prices, he knows tlie motto.VLive and let Liv#*$fcnd will conduct bimfn?fii accordingly. He id liapny toTmnounco that heatill retains the service of the agreeable and indufatig\ble Waller, who will act-as chief clerk and ago tit in the purcbasc and sale of goods. He is also fortunato in holding on to^AIessrs. Appleton. and White," who Viil- t>B as industrious polite """ "" "tk.W. W. PERJ^MAN. ' Jan. 11.1858. ^' ?L THE. 86b??riher? liftvipA diepoaedvipf ?tl>eir, entire ?tock o(;PRgwOQPS in trie efcUbli#4*ment-krfown,?i CHAMBERS <b MARStfACgy ?t*Abhfivijre O&B., bag? leave, lo reeonatnodd yf Woir'Irurfds aftd"Hho public iehei%lW^>tb*r M?ie?w JOT IN GRATA JAS. T.jiownraMfc wbowiir^ dtffct'lihfl brttincw onder Vb? ityl? and titla of GRAY & ROBERTSON. . ?ii>?e geAtletnerft tap ttriril kqMur "by o? m eii *?prising h n <1 correct .buynesa njej>, mid w? cheerfully ;jjfebcia}oad.Uidra to!ouijtr1indi and* il*1iitiiiill miittwTitffiftriVi* iMfc^it iflt'tff Wri DRY GOODS! DRY ! 0008 H| FILLER A WARREN H AUF. now receiving thei? stocks of Fall and jjUfl Winter GOODS, which'they are prcpar- nBj od to offer hdJ eel) as low any house io th? 9NH city. The stock liu* been ueleated with great H care, and comprise a grent variety of BjH LADIES' DRESS GOODS, IB such as |9^R Kich nnd elegant Silk ROBEJD'QUILLE ; Hi Bayadere Silk*, variety of styles; Silk VALENCIA**, Striped and Plaid ; 9H Plain SILKS, all colors ; Mourning Bayadere and (Jhene SJLKS ; HB Plain Black. Plaid nnd Striped ; fM Silk POPLINS and Victoria PLAIDS ; SID DLLAINE'ROBEpQUILLE; Kicli Fig'rd DELAIM-JS una UAtJIlMtKiia ; MM Emb'r^ Freuclr MERINOES. new style* ; H| Plain French and English MER1NOES ; S3 Mourning PELAlNE.S. jRo ?.ILSO? 3D French and English l'RINTS ; HB American H3 Mourning M| Hootch GINGHAMS ; AN Mourning IBB Client BR An extensive variety of SHAWLS, eotuprfting H| Silk Thibet SHAWLS; MB Broche ABE Mush Bordered Stella SHAWLS ; MM Chenille SHAWLS and SCARFS ; 3H LttdietT Pluck and Col'rd Cloth CLOAKS ; H Rich Velvet CLOAKS, every variety ; B| All Wool Lone SHAWLS ; BM PI..:.. Iirb .t- sHAVTTii-; Hi I A lot of beautiful EMBROIDERIES, cousUt- 99 | ing of 9E Rioh Muslin SLEEVES and COLLARS, iff SB ftti; B| Jiicunct and Swiss SLELVES, Liiwa COL- l^D Mnlllwe Lace SETIS; B Iinitutiuu Lnou COLLARS nud SLEEVES ; HI Iin.'diiet ntxl Swigs Bunds ; 9H I.iticu Cuinbric HANDKERCHIEFS, Plain itnd EmlirimWed ; flH Heiti'd nnd Mourning HANDKERCHIEFS ; BS Misses' mid liova' Wool HOSE; 9j? V... i < i n>L*i?o . K" .1 o ir>Vvi . ffi Misses' .Merino VESTS, Short and Long Sleeve ; For the Gentlemen's line may be found? Black CLOTHS and CASSIMERE8 ; Fancy CASSIMKRES, latest styles ; ltioh Velvet and Cashmere VESTIXGS; North Carolina CASlMFRES, superior article ; CRAVATS and COLLARS ; Merino TIES. MILLER ? WARREN. Oct. 2. 1807. 22 tf i iti:\in ii tL head OF HIGH GLOSSY HAIR, COMPLETELY ritKSEUVKD TO THE GREATEST AGE. ,4 ND who that is gray would not have it rexjl stored to former color; or bald, but would have the growth restored, o- troubled ; with dundrufr and itching but would have it I removed, or troubled with ncrofula, scald head. I or other eruptions, but would be cured, or with sick heud nche, (neuralgia) but would be cured. It will ulso remove all pimples from tho fac? and skin. I'rof. Wood's Huir Restorative will do all this, see circular and the following : Ann Aruof, Nov. 6,1800. Prof. O. J. Wood?Dear Sir; I have heard much said of the wonderful effects of your Hair Restorative, but iiuving been so often cheated by quackery and quack nostrums, hair dyes, tic.. I was disposed to place your Restorative iu the same category w ith the thousand and one loudly trumpeted quuek remedies, until I met yo?i in Lawrence county some months sinoo when yoit gave me such ussurauce aa iuduocd the trial of your Restorative in my family? fir6t by my good wife, whose hair had become very thin and entire!}' white, and before ex haustiiig one of your large bottle*, her hair wan restored nearly to its original beautiful brown color, and had thickened and had beautiful and glosny upon, and entirely over the head ; shw continues to use it, not simply because of >t? heuutii'vinir . tl'oct-i unoii the hair, but Lecauau of its lieultlifu! influence upou the head and mind. Other* of my family nnd friends ar? using your ltestorutive, with the happiest ef; feels ; therefore, my skepticism and double lit j reference to its character and value are entiiel.ly removed ; and I can and do mnt>t cordially * r'and confidentially recommend it* mo by all i who would have their hair restored from whit?* I or grn.V (hy reason of sickness or age,) to origj itiol color and beauty, and by all young perj sons who would have their hair beautiful and I glossy, Yerv truly and gratefully your*. SOl-OMlOi MASSl Fines u Wood : It was a long time after I i fiaw you at Blisstield before I got the- bottl? ef your Hestorative for winch you gave me an order upon your agent in Detroit and when I got it we concluded to try it on Mrs. Mann's hair, as th? am-oat test of iu powder. It baa done all that von assured me it \irould do ; and ...i ..it :i i i .: ? .1 IMIJITSUI I1III1IIV MIIU IIJCI1UO, IiriVMI^ WltllCFBCU its oflfet'Js, are now using and recommending its use to others as entitled to the highest consideration you claim for it. Aguin, v'ety rtajieetfullv and trulv. yoiirs, SOLOMON MAKN. j. Caklyle, III, June 28. 1852.' I have uspd I'rof. O. J. Wood's Hair K^atorative, and Imve admired iu wonderful effects. My Imir^waB becoming, as I thought, prematurt*1 y gray, but by the use of his ' Restorative it Iihb returned its original color, and, ,1. have* nodoubt, |ierinunently bo. ^ i H- HRES9F, ox-Senator, U.,8. O. J. W()OI> it CO., Proprietor*, 312 lirolftdwny, X.y., (is? tlie great N. Y- "VVIrg, itailing Establishment) And 111 Market street, SIALouu* Mo:- v . ' And pobl by all good Drtfggist. .Ionian <fc Mcl.auelilm, uud iiraueh & Atr?? Ablievillo and Due West, Sill <fc lugall?, Culuiubi*. MurclvJ '58. ? 45 ?ow-fy s. TC JO^es. ;^ HOUSE B1IILBSR. OFFERS'hii aervicep to th? <y?ii<5ns-<*f Abbeville District, in everything poVt*ipi?gt?? his lino of business. By a strict Attention the interests oU his employers; h* ligptai tt> mcBit aulu? share of'natWnagp, Ad3te<?>*" Sta?aov?r P. O., AbbevilI(^X)i?t>iot, 8. C. Marchl9, 1858.? . *40- : /" tf . r i I *** ALl C. P. REBC8EK ' IS r>r*fmreil tojbffec_,fi^I?rge rttT lected nfijfk of Jrto StyfrqL ' . " 4* . IIAXg antd-44^""" * sfcr tlieF*llj?nd Winto^Tf of flcfo material /vnd mil coined? w#tk^the i very bAtBrtieloHXI^f/ nfanufaofiired, djfflr* for'bengMbfciul tliirthennnot lmex^sll?dw.^cl' Oct, ^185^ ^ '