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TWE BIGHT TRAINING OF WOMAN. The Church of England Review h.isan ar tide on female education, frcm which we take the following passage: Much remains to be done in winnowing out people's minds ridiculous idea* of a certain purely factitious style of living, without which it is impossible to keep house. There are plenty of young men who have to unlearn the foppery of expenses disproportioned to their means, and the sordidness of luxuries which feed, not self-respect, but ivliillnnv misl nri/1o Tim nncetKililr mnct **"" I" I'" '""" 1 be secured to daughters aw! younger sisters growing to be rational, appreciative companions ; girls who, if they are ever married, will choose and value their husband for what ho is, and be interested in his calling and his opportunities of observation? women who will estimate the grave and sweet realities of wife and motherhood, beyond any accident of precedence or superfluity. By dismissing false and foolish notions of respectability, by refusing the cheap fascinations of a paltry education of display, by discountenancing restraints misdirected or too rigorous, by cultivating an intelligent and uoa?sumiit<; mode of intercourse, by a careful foresight in assisting young people to prepjiiv themselves far the exer:i-jn and o-t of one day l?oii?pr tlie centre of a peaceful1 hospitable home; in these nod other way* milch may ho <h>nc to remove obstruction* to that gradual acquaintance ami that unaffected respect and attachment which lea J ou to a happv marriage. In the mean time it will he well to think, with not only the sympathy, but the veneration they deserve, of many among thosi who will never marry ; to assist in mnlli plying the too few occupations suitable tc women, or to open to them ; above all, nol to preach, by implication or otherwise, thai women's life need never be dwarfed to ; nec:?ii,,n. or consumed miserably away, h^ causes completely out of her control. Then are women strong enough to keep thei fooling in the world singly, without a los of womanlv dignity ami sweetness, and t organize around them the moral element f)t 'ill M'l'ltk I > f !in 1llil?'lWthl?>tt? MKtfMlci "" ? ' I They whose steps are feeble need the irmr to bj helped rallier than hindered in (I str iggle with lhi*ir fainting anil more vit*l< injf self. It" tln-y ThII here, is it at nil tain that in wedded life tlieir lot wo' ] have been auspicious ? Alas ! how mar a faltering will has Leon hent and " givei beneai.li sanguine, unfulfilled resolutions reclaim and hnmanizo the husband wl has pulled the wife down instead to his o? mean and wretched level ! Marriage is n a lottery, but is merit willful blindness forget tliat in all its higher aspects it in bo wofully inverted or appallingly debase Not all the grand provisions of .lender ti and gracious instincts which surround o of the greatest of divino ordinances w make people pure or happy who insist i bcinsr peevish or frivolous, or worldly, se . sual, or devilish. Wedded life is a great and a holy mi tcry, and a source of power for good, oft far beyond estimation ; but utiles* there f at 1oa?t one soul filled with unselfish lo ctPAnnr in on unflfifri/in/r fulfil flu* f mal union between two persons is no gu antee whatever for a will ennobled, or feetions enlarged or cleansed. And I faith which so works by love can mak< unshine in a shady place without an > fanl's or a husband's eye to look into. 1 harmonies of a developed and transfi<ru wotnanhood have been set many a time Afhpr tnncic tlisin thnt nf wpiU incr.hi.lU She who is enthroned never, under s roof, in a mother's holy sovereign v, n earn the right, in many a house, of c< pelling every soul to love her. She create or find an atmosphere in whicl keep unwithered " the heart out of wl are the issues of life." Her hands will deftm th? time, and lier brain not be i Living singly, yet not solitary, when dies it will not be till " smote" by mar touch of gratitude and cheerful, reverei sympathy, " tlie chord of self has trem past in music out of sight." Books, true levellers.?God thanked for book*. They are the voi<:< the distant and the dead, and make us I of the spiritual life of past ages. 13 are the true levellers. They give to all will faithfully use them the society, I spiritual presence, of the best and gre of our race. No matter how poor I am matter though the prosperous of my time will not enter my ob*cure dwe If the sacred writers will enter my oh abode under my roof?if Milton will my threshold losing to me of Paradise Shnk^peare to open to me the word imagination workings of tlx man (mart und Rriinklin to enrich mi> (bis practical wisdom?I sIihII not pin want of intellectual companionship may become a cultivated man, tl< i, excluded from wbal is called the best ty id the place where I live.?Dr. ( ning. t*a8t troubles.?Don't harp on trouble*. When we Bee a pale, tit woman, in^the midst of her friends, \ ing to entertain them with a list of .the inor Dains die hn? loffereJ. to A saunl God's free ?ir And sunshine, we cannot der that the rose returns not to her hi ed cbetk. Why is it that to some P'-1 memories are very meat and drink! ? consume them?the bitter agony is r . over and over again, the tea^ tjjriee the place cherished whore such a dr< thing occurred?the scar fondly petta t|. tclls of, ibealmpst fatal krtffa. They fe|& i over, and yet cling to them. | WeM^i^eie' WILX8 AND DANDY PREACHERS. - j There whs nothing for which Mr. Wilks liad a more qcmlial abliorreuce, than any ox hihition of dandyism in young ministers; and nothtigof this kind over came in contact with him without meeting a rebuke. On one occasion, a young minister of a good deal of pretention and parade, went from the country to London, and carried Mr. Wilks a letter, designed to procure fur him an invitation to preach. "Well, young man," said Matthew with a nasal twang that in perfectly indescribable, but which nobody who has heard it can ' ever forget : "Well, young man, you want to preach?you want to preach in London, don't you ?" " I am going to pass a few I I O 1 t 11 . if Xtfll days iiere, ?ir, n*ni u ukiiouiu riiii air.- \v iiks convenience, I should be rery happy to give liis people sermon while I mn here." "Well,'' said Ma'licw, "yon can preach; come along next Wednesday mornuingto theT.il>ernacle, and I'll meet you there, and you can lake my lecture for that morning." The young man agreed to do no, and was on i the spot at the appointed hour. Matthew j met him at I he door, disgusted, as he had I been before, with this dandy airs, and ! addressed him thus : "Go along into the i pulpit, young man, and I shall sit below I and look at you, and hear e*ery word | you say." The young preacher darted | through the aisles into the pulpit, in si manner that seemed hetU-r to In-lit a l??ll room than n plate of worship. IK* performer; llio introductory service with an air o incuflVraWc self-complacency, anil, in dm time, opened I lie Bible and read his text which was the last verse of the first chaptei of the Gospel of John: "lien-after ye shal see heaven opened, ami the angi-ls <?f Got > a-t en ling and descending upon tin* Son o t ! Man." II< had written his sermon am; t J committed it all to memory, as he supposed t | to a word ; l>ul unfortunately, he left hi it 1 munnciHint !u'hitiil Iiltn. I c? When he had re:wl his text, be foun r it impossible to recall tlie first sentence, s lie hesitated ami hemmed, and I)' gan tin u " You perceive, my bretliteii?yon pcrceiv s. !?tliat the angels of find ? arc hei >\ j represented?ns ascending, and descending e J lie then set up a got>d stout cough in tl ie | hope that this memory ir.ight get to woi I- in the meantime; hut the cough was unpr r- ductive as it was artificial, and he could c 'd j i othing hut go right over again with tl y b*anrd sentence with which bo bad starte He coughed again, and again, but I meinorv was in too prufoiiml a slumber 10 be awakened by it. Alter three or fo 'n in nute*, during which lie was a spectai ol to the concretion, and especially '? Matthew, who was all the time watchii *y anil listening accord in sj to his promise, *b shut up his Bihlo in perfect consternatw les and abruptly closed the set vice. Ol coin ,,e liccamo out of ihe pulpit with a verv dill ent air from lliat whi<-!> lie entered it. I: on the worst was yet to coino ; lie iiad to m< Matthew, and hear bis scathing rommer "Well, well," said ho ; "young inan. yon preached in London?ha'n't von ? I en heard you; I've heard every word you s and I have only one comment to make : you had ascended as you t/<?se?nded, tl ?r you might have descended as you ascend Another young minister, of a siin character, paid him a visit and ft! ' le thew observed that he sported what a thought a very indecent number of wa ,n" seals. IIo eyed them for some time ''ft if scrutinizing the materials of which t j ? were made, and then said, with a t< 1 lo bly sarcastic uir: "It seems to me yo' a good many seals to your mini! ,n-v considering how young you are. la) Siirrtmi*'.* Visitx tn V, irnnpnn flrle.hri im- 1 J ? will Windows opened morb would k , io Doctors frum the Door.? A very li licb Quantity of fresh air is spoiled and ren re. ad ft til by tlio act of breathing. A i die. spoils not less tlian a gallon every mir B)ie In tight hour.V breathing, a full-gr jy a man spoils a" mue.h fresh air as seven ilia! three-hu*hel Backs could huld ! If lie ' bled sbut up in a room seven feet broad, ? feet long, and seven feet high, the door windows fining so tightly that no air >: I pass through, he would die, poisoned 3* Inn own breath, in a very few hours; tw? 'lt"'rs four hours he would have spoiled all th ??kK contained in the room, and have convi w'l? it into poison ! Reader, when you r'u l',e morrow morning, just go out of doort atest c ?i ?i._ i live IIHIIUIC^. mill ui^rno i;oiriuiiy mc ? Nl> ness of the air. That air is in the sta ^wn which God keep* it for breathing. *J <torne hack suddenly into your own s .-(ure wj|j OIM.e m;,ke you feel how very f? croSS air in your chamber is from being in ' Bnr* same wholesome and serviceable ootid la of ? till* "What's your business'my Friend ?* with Mr. O'grady to a rough looking spet e for of the Emerald We,?"Sure," relume and I latter, "didn't Mulrooney'a wife telimc tough honor was tvantin'a boy t" "And d sor.ie* call yourself a boy ?*' asked tile bar ?Aan- "Why. do I look like a girl 1" was quick rejoinder. i past A Wjbb Conclusion.?"The c< rvous sion at which I have arrived, flfter >refer- of observation and experience," sai< i rack- late John Mcdonough, &fNew Oi ler in "Jb that without tempeftjfeb there . won- health ; without virtue, no order; w lanoh- religion, no happiness; and that th< thoae of our beirg is, to live wisely, soberlj TWJjr righteously.*1 ?cted ia very odd^laiiT one counsel other, that lite judge shottVi- Lave ded against roe on that point of lew i ^ U,llt to roe, seemed to me as plain g tA uYes,r replied the other, "bot oFwhirt it tbat'lt-Miould have been ABC U: nwnV if the judge mm determ'tind; d U D1 ' ;<Wt A PLEA FOR TUB BKA11DLE6S. III 1580, the young Con&table of Castile was Kent by his sovereign {to facilitate Pope Sixtiw V. on hia exaltation to the papal tin one. The jiotitiil', displeaped that so young an ambassador had been deputed to liini, could not help Paying, "And well, fir, did your master want men, by Fending me an ambassador without a beard!"??lf my sovereign had thought," replied the proud young Spaniard, "that merit consisted in a beard, ho would have Rent you a goat and not a gentleman. Nuoian I'iety?This evening ?;\w a i ludicrous ?ffair in front of our tent ; one ol our men is a Nubian, about ' >?-vcn feci nothing" high, and proportionally Iliiti; | he's forever at bis pray ere, polishing l?ifeet and arinswitb nand, which llio Prophel allows in absence of water. While in th< midsl of a pisyrer ho heard tbo rattling >< tin; pot rover; at a glance lit* discovered tin matter; liis gourmand companion was uhoii attacking their supper, not liking to ta: llio strength of his religious zeal by ; j eontinuaiico of his "genudec!ions," bn ! with a hasty amen, hurried to keep iiin company. | "So," said a voting gentleman, to a heav i tiful j'ontijr lady at n party in Arkansa 'ynu won't take any of the sardines?' N< I said she. 'hut I'll lake homo of the grease f i minnows.'" A person rending tlie funeral service i . the grave, forgot the sex of the decease I and asked one of the mourners, an Emeu .j der' "Is this a brother or sister?" "Neil f or," replied Pat, "only a cousin." , Many and varied llie female charms tli conquer lis. Here we find a woman who ! si length is like Samson's, is in her hair : j I s-eond. holds o'jr afP etions hy her teetl t and h thinl i< a Cinderella who wins heai ! hy her pretty little foot. ,S| * ' 1 | IIow is it pr<ivo<] that Adam was ortl v <lox in his sentiments ? Because liis I lief was utidouhtedlv Eve-an^elical. ie ' fo k Wliat is tlm difference between a l?li ? mankind a sailor in prison? Ono can't jn to uo, and I lie other can't go to sea. ic Why if tlic freight of a ship like a lo d. motive? Because it makes thecar-go '' Wliv is Dunup's soarvli for money lik corrupt tree? Because it is fruitless. > ir le Why is the Caspian Sea like a prisor t(( a prisoner? Because it lias no outlet. iijt ?????????????? he BRANCH, ALLEN & EDWARDS >n TTAVB just ivefivei] fivth aiMiliniis to I ' XI Stock, of rnrioiis kinds. rs e a=:siCAi:jLi:sisi:? *;r- ~ * . A choice lot just, received. >ul r kerosine, its. ve A fivsh. pitrp nn?l transparent nrlii-le just . ' ceived, which we will sell ut $l.7<>ii I'ullui W , at nr ? fti<i j: picture frames It'd. A fine lot of the<e on hand whicli we will ilnr ftt Uharlealon price*. jHt Starch, Pepper, Spicc, Ginger, ? ||e Soaps of all kinds, Corn Store ,?k Paints, Varnishes, Oils and Putty, always on Hand. S PIANOS. 11 vt ^ye w;jj deliver I'mnni from one of tht itrv ma mifacturios in the United States, at 11 " point on iwiy Railroad in the State at fiv? cent advance on New York prices, permi ties, purchaser to use them fop any reasm It-Mirth of time, have tlieni examined !* KEl? IVofessor of Musie, ami then, if they <) frive perfect satisfaction, we will take irR? back free all charge ..o tlie purchaser. r SEWING MACHINI IUIP. We will deliver the?* nt any point or ow" Rit lirx.'id in I lie Stale, or nt nny jtlnce i teen District ami warrant them to give i?Rt.ii?f* ERANC1I. ALLEN <fc EDWAK were Abbeville, April 22, lb&li-Oin even carriages and wagc . . t r|?IIE Subscriber* linvinir had the misfi ' ^ 1 In I'jwv, l?V tli? fire of the*2fl?h Jhi ?nty- the STEAM MILL and MACHINERY co ted with their e nir erte(] COACH FACTOR in Greenville, take this method of apf ' ?* their friends and patrons that they wi I for continue t>M?in*s? ai? heretofore, wilhont c "resli- 'n''ifc,r f,rin or abatement of their est to please. They Ha*?.on Hand! and are constantly finishing, all the varii en&en irtl)w Carriages, Busies the A5iU -mw vm. MT sa "* Ever made l>y them. to which tliey inv , . attention of purchaftra. said They take iilea*ur<i in correcting nn i 'linen ston that their Stock of SEASON EI> LU . . wart lost with the Mill, anil would Bay t t',er qnaiitity and quality, y?or Their ^JiUinber Hot Ne?er Been 0 jou The generous patronage hitherto re riater w?rt*Ant* 'be conclusion that their effoi * appreciated, and stimulate* ihein in i Pat a further exertions. Their experience wil ble them to select and operate the tn< proved Machinery, with advantaage* 11 ancla- Pn8^M hy any Manufacturer* either N *'f * South. years GOWER. COX, MARKT.EY A 1 the Gre?n?nie, 8. C., March *7. 1S69- 46 r: DR. S,. 1IKNRY BEjL DENT I S 1 T and Graduate at the Baltimore Coll " . Dental Surgery, HAS permanently located at Ahhei H., and solicits a share of public Teeth inserted from one to (ill ?Uc? and lower e#W.. E*po?*d. nerves deefifcj h?$ rati " -am prepared to insert fo?th;6n tinHJbe* use is pro#i4*i!*' ; '' yott" ^ 4 lday, M, ISA 9, ,W <S DRY GOODS' FOR SPRING AND SUMMER A ft K Q 2s . MILLER &WARREN, OPPOSITE GLOBE HOTEL. AUGUSTA, GEO. roturn our t lunik-* i<> ??ti p frirml* Ren onil'v fur llteir lilieral patrona-re, nm1 | . respect fnlty solicit, n cont imianee. We 11nv? ?*uoivi><! nn ii usually lartre supply <?f Spring i nm) Summer liOOIH, eonprii?itn; an endless variety of new .in I iiatulsoine DUK^S ROODS wliicli we will tiikeirrcat plca.-nre in exhibitin# ; tn our lri?-n?lf? nml customers. All we ink i-> f<>r them to trivo 111 a cii:l. nml we will bliow | tliein Hotiioiliini; in tin- way of j Iti<-li Silk ami (Jritiniliue KpliRS A'LICS ; . Crt'timline I'ORKS A'j.lUi'HZ; Orjjamlie nml Jaconet ROBKS I'lMXPlv^E; Ew?lish ntnl D'Anglolere 13AUKG I?S, new nl vie*: 1 *I'IN V. APPLK CL<)TII, New Article ; ft j Foiillar.1 SILKS; j Soli.l t'ulop I':i\HARKfiF.S; '' i 1'lnin inn] I'aiirV Coicrcil SI I.ICS; I 1 l5h.rU Ui|>.? nuil l?iiyn<l?r<> Si LKS ; I A new it ii I lii-iiui iful iii-t i??l?? of Silk MIJSLIX ; " j M.ifi.inir PAKECES nn.l C. |{ EN A1 ?1 NKs; I Plain :iinl Slripcil I'lncl; Twinu-il SII.K ; j Uii-li hvtirh iiii<1 ( 'li.iiitilly MAT1LLAS ; j Plain Silk ati<l liari-nu " 1i<tii)?c tinil Kivn.-li Luce SI I AWLS; 4 Liin-ii HLV1T.KS; VnU l,i?. COLLARS and SLEEVES; ' Knil'fM Swiss ' " il MaiAfilliM " " Fiim-y CASSIMF.KS nml CI.OTIIS; I'liiin mill Fntirv Linen 1)1!ILLS; V IvST IN ft S A'., Itiunivtii1 (ilNUlIAMS, DENIMS nnJ COTTON ADES ; 'I, OSNAlUUIOS nn.l Factory STRIPES; ti M:irll"if.?' Pl.AlhS iiml ^TlilPES; Srlil.-v's Ni'triu PLAINS, nil.wool tilling; II- Tniffilivr witli i-vi'fv article usually kept, ii ru?' April 8, 49.-3m ;,t Important to l'lautcrs! - the j{ittinfont> ctoiiy >: I Richmond County, Ga. |.js i /"iONTINIJl\S to nuitiiifHcture WOOl.F. V..' CI.OTII ?t t 2^ |ier vnrtl for |>lni nuil Hi for twill*?liniiinir f\?*iy liiiitirriiil, c: | ?vpi tin* wiiiil. Tin* ?xU*nsivi? nml I'misliiiitl | iinTi-Msiuir |i:itii,ti:iir.- tln? K.u-tury Ims . Iij.iv, fill* y?*nrs |>iiM iiK-uif tlit* |iro|iri?'tius tliul. tl L)u* nil nil-ill Willi..I- CU'tliinir fur N?*yr",'!'. mm liy tIh-iii. litis ii'ii li.-.-n sui |'ii.?sci] by any Cloi in:i>lt* ,\nrlli or South. |((|] | Ui-ri-iit. .\l..|isi\v improvement* nml otlio | now l?-iii^ fi-.M-t.-il, <-ii:>!>l<. in tu k*.**|i ii11 tl .It-livery. Planter*. or other*. wlm niny wish In eei us wool t?> Im* iiiii< 1 < into cloth, can send it <1 iI* l(>0" or ?if washed. il. should lit* done in c?i water. jiii<1 dune i lioroiighly. If sent dirty > i-liitifri; li It" cent per yiiI'll ?*xtni lor wushii ii a Hurry Wool i.-i not objectionable?tlio Km removed 11\* itisi'liitivi'v. The name of t. owner should l>e marked upon every pticka ) to 61'llt. Wool sent l>v Railroads in Oeoririn. Alnhnn Tcniics?.-c??. or South (.'iirolinn, to the Annul Depot, wiili owiut# name, nnil " Richuto Factory *' mai Ised upon il. will lie rcgullii and promptly leeeivetl, iinil (lie Cloth, wli In ir rctiirio'd lu the points directed. K:i | mi rev I is made up in tin- turn received. We woulil especially uri?e upon our pnir< the ureal iice?s-ity "I ceiuliuif in the Wool soon 06 clipped : if this rule is followed, parties would always be fiuio of having 1 cloth in HiuplJ* time. All infitriiclioiia to M^s-rs. FLEMMING ROWLAND, our Agents in Anemia. '?" re. " A.MOIINSCK, I'rpeiilent Riehmoud Factory April 22, 18?VJ?5 ?oin . MONTGOMERY'S >. CELEBRATED DOUBLE SCRE Pujl Bockaway Premium .. WHEAT FAB. ioat M , m fa 'T'llE Subscriber having purchased the Ri I for this Slnt<*, now offer* I" 1*1 tixi these justly celebrated Fans for clean itiv Wl Tlii-. Kim ik Bupcrior to miy thine of the V Hi?\v iti use, ns tlic lininber of premium* aw <-(1 ht iliirrriMit. State Fair* will attest.. I simple in it* structure, easily rigged, wi well, und when out of order, can be repu . any ordinary mechanic. It. is adapted s_ cleaning all kind* of grain. For further ticoIiirs eve llan.l liill, which will lie lurnii J J1^1* any one desiring such. liable Cotton Gins and Thresher tinv Ali"> constantly on lianil a supply of Co > nnt Oins. which I wui rant to be equal to any m them Also. a lot of T lireslo-rs which are ho ex Hively known that I deem it uiiueccsxarj eulogise them here. "O These Machines are nil manufactured in Wl ph??\ ''3" skillful workmen, and of the hot. mat. rial, (mil wanarileil to do win I any said fur tin-in. Any order* for either ol n tile above Machines, mblreused to the subscribe etion. left with any -Travelling Agents, will US. promptly at tended to. For oil Repairing and .lob Work, the will be required uimiii delivery. JOHN ENRIOU INS. AMieville, S. C.t April 15, ]b59-60-3m. irtune iimty, lihec? If JOHN CORBETT. >riainfr BOI7SZI FAINTTE: II still Grainor, Marbler, Paper Hanger and i r lion a SXGHST WRITER. Abbeville C. H., South Carolini sties of ______________________ oi r i ?i( tiii; w KST T11E piifocprihpp hnvinir ik-tcimine'l f< move ti? the Weft, offers it private ~ a very vhIunM? Irart of Land. lying two ito the K,i6t of Donaid^He. cootuiniiiir j M 002 Acros, M HER ^wo HnndrW Aciw in WOOD'LAN! ,liat iu renmiuder is in'cultivHtion. l 'l'lie entire tract i#the firnt. quality of ? .. . in/ Laud. It (ma a gyod Dwelling HtMim KetIer. || ou?e, wilh all other out-buildings, nil of ceived new. rM are * J J. L,. PRA linking May 6. 1859-1-tf " I ena- . ft "p- msa- J02 IV TK M 9 nt Am-- n ?r . ' . orthor " NHW STYLE co. S 0 F T HATS tf RECEIVED TIIM DAY AT' 1 C. P. REMSEN * v> ? CrthtmBia, S. C. L a ' I TOGETHER wii^ splended AssorUDi _ A Spring if?d Mimmer -*1 ??f? Of P?arl and (Mack OaMfmerea. ?*?*? Gents' nnd Roy?* Lnte Ktyle,Str/iw Go 'illa*C. Miss**' Jai-beys Adelaide* various c4l patron- GenM* Summer Sci'tcU-jCapV- Cloth up|?t - Molertjihg, And Boys* Felt Hats, &C. , ,'edaiid 13^^""" ca?h- - 1 J*'* tni>ia.oiution. f.|>EiE partnership formi-iiV'/Misting +JL Jnw of Jordan A McUncWJ^.jri uniU||p<?^?eut, dissolved on the 1st of ] don'A^M^U.CHI ? 75 -3J'. HmyWn**~V4f CANDIDATES. / The friends of CapC. G. M. MATl'ISUA re- A spoctfully announce liiiu as a candidate for Tux Collector ut the next election. The friends of .lAMES A. McCORD respoetfully announce liim as a Candidate for Tax Collector at tlie next, election. The friends of Dr. J. F. McCOMB respectfully announce liin) its a Candidate for Tax Collector at the next election. We me authorized to announce S. A. j IIOIX/ES as a Candidate for Tax Collector, at tlx} cnsuinir election. Tlie friends of C.-pt. W. S. HARRIS, | respectfully announce liim as h Camliilate for ill"? nflicv <>1 Tur Collector of Abbeville DUtric at tlic next election. C?T The }imtii'ronx friendx of WESLEY A. j liLACK Es-q., respect fully announce liiin as a J Candidate for Tux Collector at the next dec! tion. | The friends of IIKN'RY .*>. CASi ).\ respect j it lly aiinnotince him as a Candidate for Tax j Colleetoi, at he ensuing election. c-JT The friends of .IOIIN* A. HUNTER re upcetfully announce him n cniulnlatc lor ine I olliee of Ordinary, at tlio next election. Oct. 1-S.S. Tin* friiMi'i^ of Ci>i. ,f. (;. Raskin ron| fully announce liim a candidate for tlie office of Ordinary, at :lic next election. Nov. 4, 1*.'?S. BOOTS AM) SIIOKS Till'' Underfitrned, having formed ryS n partner.-liip for the purpose of ^Hh^'-oiiilu?-tiinr l ltu :??<?! ati'.l Slioo Itii^Pii ???s, would inform lite | 1 ?1 !? tlmt w.. Iiave r.vently purchased in Dost on. I'luiadeipli ju and New 1 York, tlie largest assortment of Ladies ShoeB, and Gentlemen's Boots and Shoes of every eonecivnlile style and pattern ever offered ill this market. Our entire stock hiia i lii-i'ii (xindia-'-d I>y n practical Boot Maker. , [ We feel assured that \vu can, wit.li great eonli il- iicc, I coiinili'lid our flock to I li*> public a: ^ licit.of a superior quality, more duralile tlian ! any 11 Kit. enn be found in tliid latitude. \V? " i intend t*? d.nl exclusively in K- J v I Leather, Boots and Shoes. ''I | and we idiaII lie enalded to sell lietterwork foi j Ii-.hm rt.on<\ lliiiii niiv cst.ilili-iliiiu nt in Town 'c* i \V<* will ?-i- I.o.ither <ir work fur Ku.vlmli'j i Till" tl>:>I?*l"i lis ..I Slock Well! SI*!?'|'I 1 I?' ! E. ROCHE, one of tin* firm, and iln* work '^5 fl*ut Up to Order. ly We therefore know tin; "sllllF it's niado of. ami van wifely revoninienl it. Wc have a nun id lior'of lir.-t class Boot and Shoe Muk<-rs in cm iv tievtion Willi our Establishment, tui{J lire pit id ; pared to ,vc ! Manufacture to Order j nnv work which may he de*ired. Call at Tustuib building, next door to Cobl 'll' llunter ?fc Co. ge HOCIIE <t CHRISTIAN. April 1, 18.",9-18-1 f in. SOMETHING XF-W ! ! A (J IFT ENTERPRISE CONDUCTED lL'h UPON A LIBERAL AND IMPARTIAL PLAN. ins as THE ONLY ONE TflAT STANDS E ll"- DORSED BY THE ENTIRE PRESS Lhe 01' THE CITY OF & BA I.TIM* >UE. II. E. IIOYT Ac CO'S OREAT SOUTHERN GIFT U'OOK STORE, ? NO 11 BALTIMORE ST., Biillitnorc, IW d. EN IlKAlHil'ARTFRS FOR foitliern and Western Orders. Greater Inducements tlmn ever lef'>re ofTor SEND TO Til KM FOR A CATALOGUE A (lift irorl/i from Fifty Cents to B OBfEHOTDRBDDOLLS in-il- Accompanies every Hook. ,',k? C3T C ATA I.OG I* MS GIVING FULL I\ iVo.l TK'ULAUS MAILED FREE TO ANY i I to DUE3S. P?r What the Press Say. ?. They have n magnificent assortment. ,JOI1 B"oli-", nml linve jv?-p:ireil themseHe* with n iniiiieral.il' elegant Gifts tc? he distributed urn ?..i. ' 'heir " troupe of friends and customera to 'ai'i?i'."?Bait. Sun. Not onlv runv n selection be mnde of tliis I e.hoiee work, but with it tlie purchaser in , very receivc Mini1 article of Jewelry, whio it $p i mnnv coses, proves quite valuahle.?Daily F the I thantjc. r, or They mnke no promises tlint fire perfor: I l?e 6tiietlyto the letter,-ami l?y thus pun.-tu caneellinir their obligations, have gah.ud Cash ent ire confidence of not only our citizens, country abroad.?Bait. Patriot T. A young 1 a Iy acquaintance of ours pureh for $1 a IJook at this establishment, a few < since, ami receive'! a douldecased Gold H' valued nt one huudrid dollar*?Clipper. The success which attends the Gift I House of Messrs. II. E. 1IOYT ?fe CO.. hu precedent* in the annals of Gift Enterprisi A ryn*. El, Ca 1 and see them, ami our wor<l for it, will tiot regret, your visit.?Difitch. All Orders should l?e addressed to H. 10. ISOVT A CO., a- No. 41 Baltimore, street, Baltimore, Mutch 17, Ib&tf ' 40 ? ? LIVERY STABLES ,* r<1_ BY COBB & CRAWFORD, > ABBEVILLE, S. C. rrzrfe THE Undersigned would inforn t'^T1 public that they have formed a co tiership for the purpose of f-ond lie ting >" the .THE LIVERY BTABLE BUSINESS farm- ALL ITS BRANCHES, p. (?m They linv# taken the well-known Stnhh them tj|L.|IH,i (0 t|te |?t 0f the Marshall House, t pied last year hy P. 8. Rolled ire. These Stables, fronting on Washington fl have Imen repaired and reiited and are now provided with prdvender and attentive I lers, foi^the aceoiiitnodation of the public Ma. CRAWFORD one of the firm, ma ways be found at the Stables, and he hop* _ close attention tobusiness. to merit aud re a liberal share of public patronage. The Stables will be pro\rided wjth BUi AND SADDLE HORSES, to hire, tog wlW every other accommodation bsualfy t .fered by a similar establishment.' Tbey r /also, COMMODIOITH LOTS for the accor nit of Nation of STOCK DRIVERS, and will fu mem wno proveuu?r, m uting r*wm 4 . - " ' EDMUND COB&' ofo. & J. B. CRAWFORD oW Feb, 63. J 650 43 lausimm ?-? qb ?iBPORtfhta-fclW FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRV 00 by . / ' >WliolMkl? And Retail, ^ bru- HA8HL STREET. (Orto d<$r frtint B 'Aji ' % t\ , ,, E. K'JHSwBwPn TKSBfjr.^itr 4 April 16, 1859, 60-12m ^ 3ni>tpcui)cnt Press. PUBLISHED AT A.BBEVILLE, B. C. LEE & WILSON, Proprietors. Two Dollars In Advance, or Two Dollars and Fifty Cents at the Expiration of the Year. VW All subscriptions not limited At Hie ! time ?>f subscribing, will bo cmiHitlcrcd ns indefinite. and will bo continued until arrearages are paid, or at I lit* option of the I'roprie? tors. Orders from other Sin tea tnuit invariably l>o uecompii'iied with the Cush.,JgJ RATES OF^ADVERTISING. ' The Proprietors of the Abbeville Banner and [ndrprinl*nt J'rrxx, have established t.lie follow* inir rules of Advertising to be charged in both papef.s : Kvery Advertisement. inserted for a less lime iliaii thive months, will In- eliurtxcil I?y the insertion nt One OoIllH* porSi|iiitr< .(1 J inch ?t In- spaee nl' 1 2 solid lines or Irs:*,) fur t in- li rst insertion, and I'ik'iy Cents for cm.li subse<j ui'iit iiifcri inn. Tii" Commissioner's, SliorifTV, Clerk's nn>I < h-iliniiry's Advertisements will lu? inserted in both papers, each elinrging half price. Slierill's Levies, One Dollar eaeh. Announcing a Candidate, Five S>ol| liiri. Advertising an F.strny, Two Dollars, ' t?i In- paid 11v tin- Mairi-i.rate. Advert i^eim-nls inserted for tlirte months, or longer, at the following nites : 1 square II mouths - ( { OH 1 square i> months - - 8 0( j Square months ]ll IM 1 square 12 months ...... 12 01. 2 squares H months ...... 8 <>i 2 squares (i months - - - I t hi 2 squares months ...... IS In j 2 squaies 12 montliB ... . . 2n 111 I :1 squares II months - - - - ](? Cm i :{ squares months .... . . 10 in j :! sa|i:ar>t? '.t mouths ...... 21 t)i j :} squares 12 timntlis .... . - 25 i>i 11 s I'lai-i** 1110111118 ...... i- in I squares t? m.mi lis .... ?II ii t squares i? nioiitliH - - - 2?> (i I squares 12 months - - - - 30 i "? squares 3 months - - - - 15 n ' > squaiv* > months .... . . ?r> <i o squares y months ...... 31 (' 5 squares 1*2 months ...... 35 (l ? squares 3 months - - * - * - 20 (1 ' ) t? square* <" months ...... 30 t * J r, *qiiare3 9 months ------ 30 I ; 6 square* 12 months .... - - 4n ( i 7 .quarts 3 months ------ U,r? i r 7 square* t> months ...... 35 < i 7 squares 9 months ... - 41 ? 1. i 7 squares 12 months 45 I i- j 8 *quare? 3 months - So 1 8 square* i'? months ...... 411 1 8 square* '.i months 4C> 1 8 squares 12 months ...... 60 1 Fraetton* of Squares will be charge J in pi ' portion to the. nliove rates. t-W* Business 0ar?ls for the term of o .war, will in* chargeu in proportion m> i spaee thoj' occupy, at One Dollar per li fsp!l<*??. i- Z&~ Tor all advertisement" ?ot in double c nwn, Fifty per Cent, extra will lie added to t above rates. LF.F. ?fc WII,SON, For Pre**. DAVIS <fe CREWS, Kor Banner. ~ R E M O V E D "\\7 E take (hi* opportunity?f informing ( ? t PATRONS mid FKlKNDSHmt we In I onirlit- out. tin* interest of Mfst-ra. SIHI<0 i 1JS1IKR, of t liis Town, and liave removed the Store formerly occupied l>y them. We return our niiioere thanks t.o the Plant generally for the liberal piitroiiiiue always stowed upon uh, and will eudeuvur to contii to merit the same. Wlien we hIihII Kftve thd pleapure of greet our obi Friend* nml Patrons at onr new lu I ion. tliev will fiml ua fully supplied with following article*: Superior .lava, Lapnyra and Rio COFFE1 Stuart'* A. 1$. C. Powdered ?t Cruahed ! GARS; Golden SYRUP ; Orleans ami West. India MOLASSES ; ? Enijli-li Dairy ClIEKSE; No. 1,2, 8, Kits and Barrels, MACKERE1 !. Heavy Gun 11} liAfiOIN'6; Rale ROPE and TWINE; CnnviiMeil HAMS; |IS Tennessee an>l Baltimore RACQN; 1x3 OSXAUURGS. STRIPES,SUIRT1N6S ; HLANKETS and PLAIN'S; .r. Netrro HATS. RUOGANSnnd ROOTS; l lilo 'I' Clnunml Wlnl..lunil VD- TOBACCO, Indigo, MmMcr nnd Spices; Kvery <1?*!*<;ription of IKON and STEKL We have made arrangements with the r celebrated l>i;?iillcis on the Continent to i ply us the Blv^T mid MOST CHOICE of ilKAKDS OF LIQUORS That can he produced. Our future aim nn< tcntions will lie to keep unimpaired our 1 e-tnhlislied reputalion for keeping the b'lN ami most I'LJUK L1QUKS ever otFen-d in II n,,y hurg. Our lur^e number of customers mtre inen nml Liquors i? Miflieiwit guarantee' I' i" w<. keep the purest and best articles in lino. Our pupiM ior facilities for selline Impc n.fd Wines and Liquors are unquestionable, an ally receive them oiiect from flic London ])oel ^?t IN OUR SADDLERY DEPARTMI Will lie found n Now and Fmdiionnhte'Stoi fi ne Saddles, warranted for durability and n8 " riding. Also. American ?n?l Kmiliidi llous lays Bujtl'V and Wagon Harness. Bridles, Curb atch yiiujlj'e Bits, Whips, Jic.. ?fcc., II. A N. K. SOLOMON. ?ook Hamburg. Jan. 6, 18S9. 88 s no : es - ITS TVT ft AY.TT'fm'W ' Jan. 12, 1839. t" Via AJAr yc GENERAL COMMISSION MERCH/ KKCEiyiXO AND FOHWATIDINO AGE? Reynold-Street, 2d door below Wa 4 . Biookr AUGUSTA, GA. AOEXT FOR THE SALE OF COTTON, FipR, WHEAT, C( Oats, Sugar, Molasses, Bacon, Bice, , tl,e Produce Generally. l-art- MAKING LIBERAL ADVANCES ON" BThe Commispions for wiling Cotton wi f Z2V twenty-five eeiils per bale. Sept. ?, 88 19 1 "*t ' south carlina; ABBEVILLE lUSTRfCT. tr#*t In Equity. well K Butler, et.' al.-Y ' . vh. > Bill (n get ni>i(1e .. Wm. B. Lloyd, et. nl. ) Injunction, Ac J iv fT ajfjioai iiiy to my satisfaction ?h?t W ceiv'e -* Albert (ribert nml Tliomus S. don (Irlrixlanta in tin* nbove utate/l roiu>, iJOY H?,voi..l,tlie limit* of this titotw. On mot ether McQownn, Comp.'Sol., Ordered that st?i , 0f_ ft-O'lnnM do appear ap<l plead,' nntwer < Imve "u,r to sn*'* Bill ?f Complaint within nnn>- n9?nt'rt 'r?m '',0 publication hereof or tbf ruiab ta^tiD Pro confeuo against tliem. WM/ H. PAKKER, Oi fe. A Commissioner's Office ) ( March 25th, 1859. J 4#* j * JL tne citizens of Abbeville, Q. ? cmitj^atlie.ha^ojpflpe^.^ J ~ 0D3. ifoet *?d shoe Shop, ' i ? i tWcfltafc Idtoly bV TVrl^JPl 'Iri_ ' MV. W?itB(dd> ' -Saddlery Store, and irttjify fohiakelkfld ^5_ C (ttbou tai<Mbo?a^ttit Muted to his oar INO.i. PATRICK WKSMm Iff. W. BYTHEWOOD, * GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT, No. 204 Exchange Row, COLUMBIA, S. C., FOR the Sale of REAT. ESTATE, NEGROES also COTTON, WHEAT, RACON, Lsr* Whisk?v, Sugar, Coffee, Molasses. Flour, Butter Corn, liny mid Produce generally. Strict personal attention naid to tlie sale of any of the above?liberal advances made and prompt returns. Refers to II. S. Kerr and D. L. McLaucblio, Abbeville C. II., S. C. Aug. 4. 1858, 14 tf Notice to Debtors. A T.L Persons Indebted to the late firm of j?\. WAUPLAW ?t LYON are requested to niaki? prompt |>ayus lliey nre anxious to i cln<e up tin* business. Their account* as here*' tofnre will lie found in tlie hands of Mesnri. { .Ioudan ?Jc McLaiicuun, their successors, at tb* .old Bland. r WARDLAW & LYON. , Dec 17, 1858 33 tf CHARLES COX Would respectfully inform ma/ the Public tlmt lie l.ns OPENED A SHOP FOR T?!>. j making and Repairing" ol/v CARRIAGES AMn R II ft 15 I P S / IV i> l ll w U V III* 1/ W U U I k V if . It- is opposite ('ml not njipnxcd) to Mr.Taylcir'tf K>taMishin<*?t. lie hopes that l>y doing gofod work, ami imikinir reasonable charges, to recei v? n share of public putronaire. llo huson ham) nt this timo, several new and nei?t |{ii;<iiKs, ami one exec-lleut Wagon, which he will km|| low. 28th Oct., 1S;"j8. 26 l^n ?J?? I" A I* K It COMMISSION W ABEHOTJ SB AND PRINTERS' DEPOT, For the sale of WRITING, PRINTING, ENVELOPE AND COLORED PAPERS, CARDS AND PRINTING MATERIALS J OF ALL KINDS. 1(1 m AG IS NT FOR Jj L. JOHKSON & CO., Type Founders,. hi ft. HOE & CO., i't Anil other I'rinting fret's makers. rKI\TI\G INKS OF BEST QUALITY^ 10 At IHnuufucliirci-'K Prices. ;ki rio no To Merchants. The Suhsnrihor hogs to cull nttcntion to hi* LARGE STOCK OF ne Writing and Wrapping Paper 'lo of nil kiiuls, which lie will sell very LOW FOR CASH, ol- or short credit on lnrge sums. l>e JOSEPH WALKER. 120 Meeting-et., Charleston, S. C. Oct. 7, 858. ~ JEFFERS & COTIIRANS, CIIAKLESVOnr S. C. "W TTT TTTT A ?1. . T?. .4 ,1 ? VI / i liii nMiuniif Liitr riicuirtt^e nun v>uiu^ mission Husiness in this city (their ofto fiee on Central Wharf) where they will haplt'ii-.-.! to give their strict and personal attsnlion to the sale of |P" Cotton, Flour, Wheat, &c? ?ue or to any business intrusted to their care. "Wilt buy goods or Family supplies to order, Cotnine missions for hnyinu or si-Ming 2$ percent, ica- They take l.liis opportunity of tendering their* the thanks to their friends and patrons for their liberal patronage, and respectfully solicit a> ES; continuance of the same. SU- n. L. JEFFERS, W. S. C0TI1RAN, JOHN COTHRAN. Charleston July lOtli '58 10 tf l ; 7T77T TllE Si A Kb 11 ALL ILUUbliBY E. COBB, Proprietor. rpiTE Proprietor of the MARSHALL .L lit )l*SE would inform the public Hint g)Ji| his 1 louse is Htill open tor the reception of visitors. Having some experience in Hotel-keeping. he flutters himself that fie wilt be able toi.Ii-iihh his friends and customers. His table 11out !_ : 11 .11 .; 1 i: i wiii nt uii (lines tie oili'l'ijt'i wuii 611 !> The Very Bsst The Market Affords. , Ilia Houtie is well provided with, atlentiw servant*. nnd everything to render his cuitooa 1 in- era comfortable. long EDMUND COBB. EST Feb. 21. 1850 43 tf.. nra - ' tor " ' that The State of South Carolina. this . <i . Abbeville district?in eqvity. irted Agaea Cox va. P. 8. Guillibeaxt, adm'r, Augaa* 1 tus M. Cox, et. al. 'NT Bill for Partition of Real Estate. - k of TT Appear in tr to my satisfaction that Angna- . easy * tu? M. Cox, Sainuel Jacobs, liis wife Jane, 'a ings, defendant* in thi* case, reside bejond tb?? , and limit* of thisState, On ii.nt.ion of Marshall Si Lee, Comp. Sols., ordered that an id defendants do appear, f Ijac > tf answer or demur to said Bill of Complaint within three months from the publication hereof or the same will be taken pro coufesso againat him. (NT W. U. PARKER, C. E. 4. Jfc?;. Gbhimiwionor'B Office, ) ?T,. Mny 16, 1859. ,, J - I 8 ' :& rren -? ?'?*?? ' STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,. ABBEVILLE DISTRICT Office Court of Common Pleat and ffcn'i &titiont* )DM N. K. Butler ) ' vu. I Attachment. and W'n. B. Lloyd, ) MoGmwaih I'l'tflV Att*ntcf2 WHEREAS tlie Plaintiff did, on the nineteenth \JIE <lny of Novemhpi*,>lphleen hundred and fifty-eiplit, file hip declaration againstUML,Def?trj i ill ire dant, wh'o,,(it is ear',) ia absent, from. out the limits of this State and haa d eitW f nor attorney known within the mi*o. ; > whom a copj* ofpaid declaration might vcd : It ia therefore ordered, that the eaid D*r , fendant do appear und plead toihe.. saiddeclaration, on of hefor^ tlfn twentieth' 'da/' 'ot No* vemher. eighteen ho?dr*d-#n51 fifty-nine, oth^ erwiae final ami nl>*olute judgement will thtaii jment he given and awarded apainat him. MATTIIK\f, WcDg(SALp^ C. m. B.- ClerkV?rO|^.lfcv.,JO* 10M^J Hay- JL_, ? .s \ ZktS SIAT6 0F SOUTH MAStUlui} 1! ?***&&?& ?a,dmr*. . D. WtmB. Lloyd, } M?Gow?oPj'trtil^r; - N' WHF.RKAft^hfflfjytiy 4*4<f>fHfawniaWfi> J*01, . *' da^'orSTovember. atthteeo .huodifi(L?n^ : ,'"; fiftv dMlitfiRum vfe*fim w?I>efehiW. Who. titif Mid) im Ueot**+ '" oos toi ^itboottba limits of itmSuiu *qd hu ne?th?r... 3 fii- wif? nor Bitot,,ey known MIm'w#,'. ?erT?d: ' It u^eMjtoe cr dered.th** ife PefcBofcnt do *^ ^ ot^o M*tt* Qt1: U*$'. *D MA%MW M^D^Alfir A,% ?ac'. If Clerk's Offio? Not. 1?, 18M BMy