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NEW GROCERY STORE.

FASHIONS HEAD QUARTERS!l
100 MAIN STREET,
Corner 1874 and Main Stcefs)
u. II. NOE, Agent,
A NTIClPATlNG the meeting OF the Lcgisa-
IA AMI increased v,ors 10 city has Tor
their better ommoiton much lat Will
through the sta'on continue additions ihtoj Of
peTioT
READY MADE CLOTHING,
AND gENTLENEN's FANcY wARE.
We deems cl-fs, afr the long trial Nrfin public has
had of rs Goods TO snyhnE their suffice
IL that he warrants an Clothing b. lcis
The ol owing ir. IN pat comprises htsasslrment.
Coats-French ard r. hsup Black o. Dress and Ffrsk
do over Cashmere Beaver and Brold Clio D. Black Blown
Olive.
do sack Cassimerc Bcavcr. and Bfo1d Cloth
d. udcs ,or Frp.ksl variety Of qui.i aud eo'ors
Cio7ts Black and Blue Hcavsr and Broad Cloth
Pauts- Rlles French u,rsku Carsirrrr
do Frcnch I'd Other Fancy C1ssItnere
Vess-Fancy and Bn.k sis Velvet
do Fancy Mcuno and Wto.en Velvet
Do Fancy sut BLACK sik AMI Satin
do Fancy Valencia and Black Cashmere
Scsrs-Faury and RackSikand satin
Cravats Fancy and Ba-t sIs and saiu
sto.ts-saun and Romiarin'
Pocket fIandtsrshcfs- silk and tinncn Csmbrie
Gloyts-sik, Nd Buekskin and Mcuuo
Co l1rs and Bosoms
sht s-Drcs. Plain and Fancy
Do Under slt. Ncurp and Cotton
Drsvsrs-Meuto sni Cot on
suspefdcfs
Umbrcra,-sirF, Cinrh-u Ec,Gc.
" y " win heretofore Gent pef-fins and having
abe " ahlshment u Jno. ~ Otcm Co Baltimore.
ehabsd BY The mean'of The Erpcss to DO fow days deS
NEW HICE,--8U Rice aslins and iot 10 By
- de3-iut uANENpORr. ALLEN
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Servants Clothing, Blankets a WOODEN
GOOds--Dcc. q, Isf8,
II W. JENKINS will sell Oft cheap, Linseys,
~ Kerscys nom t7ie n meb.s
1000 Hlsntcts, ~ prices ffum 5sc
100 pair fcdRhntofs
satunsus Konuety Jeaut
Cloths, Cass usrcs and Nrsiinrs
White yellow ardfr Thnnes o. l9c O. s7t aui frer.
Cotton OEnnhurrs brown sh.uiugs ant shcci.nfa
Apron thc,tsant every &C. eruption Fancy G1is-v b.
ioh N fciueei prices, BY Wholesale and tft,H.st
" JENKINS Ncu store.
~ 2 r suuarr
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VOLUME SO.
Riebmuno Dailp fubis.
Il r. X Nj $ .

RICisaRDI TOLER, Editor.
WYATT VI. ELLIOTT, Associate Editor.
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MORE MUsIC-Oct. 10.

~ III I'hb"'--f supply Ol lnls III
valuable article which been highly approved by
Nipples that
the proprietor willing every n
and fails the will be refunded. For by
DUVAL 4 PURCELL, Druggists,
Main
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FOR SCOTTSVILLE AND LYNCHBURG
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

NEW RAILROAD AND STEA TRoaT LINE
bctween Richmond aud Norfolk, Portsmouth,
oiu fofnt Comfort dc Port aIthaIl.
FAKE REDUCED TO 10 Cents, INCLUDING MEALS
h'5NHE public is hereby notified, that
Assnkfk- - the quick and beautiful Steamer Angus
IA winch Is IN the complete order day and night
ne and Unsurpassed IN her accommodations running be-
tween Port Walan and Norfolk eOnsecon Carr from
Richmond and Petersburg, S loo Of ony tae!
ding ~ ~
PASSENGERS leaving Richmond MONDAYS WEDNESDAYS
and FRIDAYS At 81 A. M breakfast the AuEu.
arrive at Norfolk about O'clock p NJ the Augusta
leaves Norfolk At A. NJ TUESDAYS THURSDAYS and
TuRDAiS passengers breakasnz boari and arriving al Po
Waihal al half past l2 NJ and Richmond about NJ
w BE- perceived from the above comfortable And
e1pdhous lie gives 10 visiting Norfolk
opportunity OF Of ne
morning 10 as TO be absent from their only
The Augusta will the landings James River To
take in and put out and points the ver
where signal Is made.
The public assured, that determination OF the
fropeofso Keep up this line permanently and accommodate
travellers between Richmond and Soo manner and
at the lowest
For further information tickets freight apply DEPOT
te Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Company
Agent. or
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@ ENoR BREMEN.mThe 4 eOPpered a>d

~ 4 eopperfastened ship WEST PHAITt C-pt Vessels,
will load BERMUDA Hundred for Bfem"r.
Der. Flour other small freight
few cabin passengers also be r.nOda ed Apply
% 30 HENRY LUDLAM A. co.
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NIX AND LOUISIANA LINE-FrRsr PIcErr-The
glar BaTgue PHNIX Capt Nathaniel Boush
from New oreaus and daily expected will a " IN all
bic dispatch For freight cabin having
Accommodations apply to DAVID CURRIE,
HAsRINs LIBBY, or
de5 CHAS. +. WORKMAN.
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x .
TX Capt Baul,u, having large potion Of her cargo
engaged and board the Dock,
patch For balance OF 300 boxes tobacco Apply board
orto 30 RANKIN a. wHfTLOCK.
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Abbeville Sheriff Sales.


BY virtue Of sundry Writs Of F'ieri Facias
to me directed, will be sold, at Abbeville
Court House, on the first Monday in
July next, the following property
1870 Acres of Land, more or less, le-
We'd on as the property Of Jno Douglass
ads John w Lomax ct al.
Lot in Greenwood, containing two
acres more or less, bounded by J H Giles
and others. levied on as the property of
VIM Lewis, ads Whitlock, Sullivan g.
Waller e. others.
Negro: levied on as the property of
Hugh Robinson ads Rich'd Watson.
z Negroes, levied on as the property
Of Jas NJ Vandivcr ads D L Adams ct al.
AT the residence of VIM Buchanan
on Tuesday the 7th July next, one Trunk
and one, lot Wagon Lumber, with other
articles, levied on as the property of N F
Rogers ads VIM Buchanan.
Terms Cash. J. RAMEY,
June lO, 1916 Sheriff.
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District Temperance Society.

District Temperance Society.
The anniversary meeting Of this Society
will be held at this place on Wednesday
the 9Th day of July next, (the week pre-
ceeding the called court.) Competent
speakers have seen appointed for tie oc>
cas'on, and we trust large concourse Of
ladies and gentlemen from different Sec
tions of the District will attend the mce>
ting. The COMMITTEE Of Arrangements
will attend in the Court House on Sale
Day in July at ten o'clock. The dele
gates from the local societies will meet in
the Methodist Church at ten O'Clock, on
the morning of the Anniversary, and after
attending to some preliminary business,
will repair to the Court House where the
addresses may he delivered.
We trust the McDufie Temperance
Band will honor us with their presence on
that occasion. I. BRANCH,
June "A IL vt Secretary.
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CANDIDATES..

We are authorized to announce THOS
2 SPERM as candidate for Clerk of
Court of Abbcvi!le District at the ensuing
election.
~ We are authorized to announce
Mr.. J. r. TARRANT, as candidate for
Sheriff ut the ensuing election.
We are authorized to announce II.
P. MOSELY as candidate for Sheriff
of Abbeville Dis. at the ensuing election.
We are authorized to announce w.
A. COBB as candidate for the office Of
Sheriff of Abbeville District at the ensu-
ing election.
We are authorized to announce JAS.
s. WILSON as candidate for Clerk of
Court for Abbeville District at the ensuing
Election.
The friends ofA c HAWTHORN an.
nounce him as a candidate for Sheriff for
Abbeville District at the ensuing election
We are authorized to announce VA.
CHAEL HUGHEY as q candidate for
Sheriff, at the ensuing election.
We are authorized to announce Mai. A.
ARNOLD, as a Candidate for Sheriff, at
the ensuing election.
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House of Representatives.
WASHINGTON, June IS, 1916.

Dear Sir-The President, on last
Wednesday, submitted to the Senate the
proposition of the British Government,
for boundary on the North West coast.
That proposition is understood to be,
and | think correctly, the 49th parallel
to the Straits of Feuca the common
use of the Straits 10 the Pacific; Van
couver's Island to the British and the
navigation Of the Columbia during the
Hudson's Bay Company charter. The
Senate have been assiduously consider
ing it, and last evening, by vote of 38
to l2, advised treaty with these stipu-
lations. Of course the treaty will be
made, and ratified, Immediately. So
far as have heard, this boundary will
be satisfactory to the people of the Uni
ted States.
Your ob't. servant,
ARMlsTEAD BURT.
To the Edi+or
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NOTICE! !

just received, by s.. Anderson, Agent,
300 gallons fine Ohio and Mountain Whis-
key, fine Peach Brandy, superior Holland
Gin, superior Cog. Brandy, Jamaica Rum.
New England do, superior Ale, Cider IN
Maske5e e1s0a. Mo"s,os, Oranges Ghesss
ter, Crackers. Tobacco, Segars, fine Ma
deria Wine; and expected in few days
London Porter. The above articles Of
Spirits will be sold low for cash, BY the
Three Gallons and the other articles as
low as can be purchased i'd this village.
Abbeville G H, Apri1l<, S low
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HEAD QUARTERS,
CHARLESTON, June 8, 1916.

SuhC - lCHc.
General Order No. q.
For the information of persons through
out the State dcsirous of volunteering nn>
der the recent requisition, it is ordered for
publication.
That nfter the organization ofthe Regi-
ment, system of Company drill will be
commenced, to be conducted under the
general direction and superntcndence of
the Adlntant and Inspector General, but
not to exceed one drill per week for each
Company.
The Companies to compose the Regi
ment must be Of Infantry, therefore Rifle
men volunteering must signify their wills
lingness to enter that arm of the service i;
and no company will be withdrawn from
its District until the Regiment is ordered
out and concentrated for the purpose of
being mustered into service.
The Sd and 4th sections Of the Act of
Congress-, providing for the prosecution of
the war between the United States and
Mexico, CO o7tain important information,
and are therefore annexed
BY order Of the CommanGcr-in- Chief.
}. w. CANTEY, Adj. and Insp. Gen.
"Sec.3 And be it further enacted, That
the said volunteers shall furnish their own
clothes. and when mustered into service
shall be armed at the expense of the Uni
ted States.
"Sec. 4. And be it further enacted,
That SAID volunteers shall, when called in.
to active service, and while remaining
therein, be subject to the rules and articles
OF war, and shall be in all respects, except
as to- cloththing and pay, placed on the
same footing with similar corps of the u.
S. army, and in lieu of clothing, everv
non-commissioned officer and private in
any company who may thus offer himself,
shall be entitled when called into actual ser.
vice, to receive tn money a sum, equal to
the cost Of clothing of non commissioned
officer or private Gas the case may be) in
the regular troops of the the U. States.'
June 10 I53t
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Land Sale.

BY order of David Lcsly, Ordinary for Ab-
beville District, will be sold, for Partition,
at Abhcvie Court House, on the first
Monday in July next, the Real Estate of
Amelia Smm ons, situate in Abbeville Dis
trict, to wit: one House and Lot of Land
in the village of Cokesbury, on credit of
twelve months, approved security and a
mortgage Of the premises necessary.
J. RAMEY, Sheriff.
June 3, 1916 l45t
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NOTICE.

The Commissioners of Public Buildings
will let out to the lowest competent bld-
der ut public outcry before the Court
House, on "Wednesday the 18th day of
July, the Separating, Arranging and Clas-
styling the old "96" papers in the Clerks
office, in accordance with the order of his
Honor Judge Frost at last October term.
By order Of the Commissioners:
June "a II 1t l. BRANCH, Sec.
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To the Public !!

III AS the subscriber sa.sssa
f1sSM wishes to remove from daSM
ssE the state, he offers tor aW#
.&ls3 sale a tract of LAND 4
situated in this District, five miles above
Cambridge, on the direct road from Ham,
burg to Greenvi]le, containing 597 acres,
half Of which is still in woods.
The plantation is in good repair and has
on it all necessary out buildings new, as
well as large two story wooden building,
erected in l641, as house of entertain.
ment for travellers. Near the dwelling is
spring Of as fine water as the District
affords, besides several other valuable
springs on the tract. Between 9Oand 100
acres of the uncleareG land are rich bot
toms. J, McCRACKAN.
May 81 1866
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{ itatiOn.

Whereas. S S Freeman hath applied to
me to grant him letters Of admin ist ration
de bonis non on the Estate of Joseph
Price. deceased: These are therefore to
cite the kindred and creditors Of said de-
ceased to appear before me in Ordinary,
on the first Monday in July next, to shew
cause why it should not b. granted Given
under my hand and seal, this 22d June,
1916 D. LESLY, Ordinary.
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1t is hereby ordered, that the above
named companies assemble mt their res pee
tive places of rendezvous, on Monday, the
29th inst, ut II NJ, for the purpose of in-
spection.
The inspecting officer will be instructed
to receive sixty four privetes, eight nom
commissioned officers and three commits,
stoned officers in each company, the cx.
act limit fixed by the requisltion.
Immediately after the inspection, an
election for Field Officers, 10 wit Co
lionel, Lieut.. Colonel, and l Major, will
be held, n, which the above nam"d nurl-
Der of officers and privatcs will be entitled
to vote.
The Captain of each company will de-
tail his commissioned officers to assist in
conducting the election; and, in the abb
sence Of such commissioned officers, then
to detail the on-commissioned officers :;
and, Immediately after such election, make
returns properly signed and certified to the
Adjutant and Inspector General, at Cam
den.
BY order of the Comma nder-in. Chief:
J. w. CANTEY,
June "a II 1t Adj't and Insp'r Gen'l
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Citation.

Whereas, Charles Freeman hath applied
to me 10 grant him letters of administration
de bonis non or the estate Of Mary Hem
derson, deceased: These are therefore to
cite tho kindred and creditors of said de-
censed to appear before me in Ordinary
on the first Monday in July next, to shew
cause why it should not be granted. Gil
ven under my hand and seal, this 22d June
1916 d. LESLY, Ordinary
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IIstray.
June 3, 1916

Estray.
asHzzayrsssaf afstrayed from the plantation
St.of the subscriber about the
first of May last, large, tall
~ EEsaa> ~ work STEER, without horns
and OF pid"d color, formerly belonging to
the estate of John Pelottc, and it is thought
NAV have strayed back into the fiat woods
settlements. Any information Of said Ok,
will be thankfully received by
June II Is :}t JOHN CHILES.
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A CARD.

DIR. L. A. SALE would inform his friends
and the public generally, that he has re-
turned TO Abbeville Court House, and is
ready to attend to any Professional call
that may be made upon him.
May 20 IL IF
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Land Sale.

BY Order Of David Lesly, Ordinary for
Abbeville District, will be sold, for Parti-
ton, on the first Monday in July next, a
tract Of Land, the Real Estate of Rich
mond Harris, deceased, containing 292
acres, more or less, on waters Of Savannah
river, adjoining lands of J E Calhoun and
others, on a credit of twelve months, ap.
proved security and a mortgage of the
premises will be required if necessary.
J. RAMEY, Sheriff.
June 3, 1876 IA St
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Citation.

Whereas Rhody Ramsay hath applied to
me to grant her letters of administration
de bonis non on the estate of Daniel Ram.
say, deceased: These are therefore to
cite the kindred and creditors of said de-
ceased to appear before me on or before
the first day of July next, to shew cause
why said administration should not be
granted. Given under my hand and seal.
this 10th June. 1916 d. LESLY,Ordv.
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The State of South Carolina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
IN Cha NrED "
ABBEVILLE D

" q II A " e e Il Y.
Uriah Q. Tate, v: Enos Asbury Tate
Bill Jor Partition.
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Com.
missioner, that Enos Asbury Tate, the
Defendant. resides beyond the limits of
the State: On motion Of Complainant's
solicitor, Ordered that he do appear and
plead, answer or demur to the said bill
within three months notice from the pub>
lication of this notice, or the same will be
taken pro confesso against him.
H. A. JONES, G.. E.
Com'rs Office, 9Th June, 1916 l6 3m
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NOTICE.

NOTICE..
All persons indebted to the Estate of the
late THOMAS w. WILLIAMS, decd.
are requested to call and make payment
and creditors will hand in their claims du.
ly attested, by the 25th of December next.
NAT. WILLIAMS, Ex'or.
April 8, 1846. l3w
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cans to take care of. They were
left behind at Matamcros when
Arista retreated. One of our
correspondents thinks that this
leaving their dead to be buried
and their wounded to be succored
by the American army, may be
deemed quite a" Yankee trick" on
the part of our "magnanimous"
ncighbors.
Extensive researches have been
made in and about Matamoros
for concealed arms and ammuni-
ton belonging to the Mexicans,
nor have they been made in vain.
Several pieces of artillery and an
immense quantity Of ammunition
have been tound-the latter prin>
cipally in a cave. Some artillery
has been taken out Of the river,
and some out Of wells; some has
been found concealed in the yards
of the houses of the priests or in
the houses themselves. Among
these are several mortars. Sever
al thousand stands of arms. thous-
ands of bushels Of corn, and a very
large quantity OF tobacco and
cigars have been recovered. The
whole city of Matamoros was un-
dergoing a thorouh search.
~. O. Picayune.
Waddy Thompson says that
there are no navigable streams in
Mexico. There is no such thing
as steamboat running a single
mile in any river in the whole re-
public, nor are there 500 miles of
all their rivers which are naviga-
BILE for boats of the smallest size.
The expense to this country, in
specie, Of the Revolutionary war.
was estimated at about $l35,OOO,-
600. The war of 1912, cost this
country between 100 and $50 mill
ions Of dollars. The first year of
the Mexican war will, according
to present calculation, cost from
so to 100 millions.
IMPORTANT FROM Fort LEAvEN-
worth.-The steamer Tobacco
Plant arrived at st Louis on the
7th inst. having left Fort Leaven-
worth on the 5th inst. She brings
intelligence that Col. Kearney had
despatched two companies Of dra-
goons to intercept Il party Of Mex
lean traders. about seventy miles
out, who were OIL their way to
Santa Fe with large quantity of
arms and ammunition.
Col. X. had also been informed
that a number Of Mexican traders
were on their way to Missouri
from Santa Fe. Gov. Armijo had
placed them under the escort Of
two companies OF dragons.
A collision brtween Col. Kear-
ney's two advanced companies
and the Mexican escort, it was
thought would be avoided.
INTERESTING BApTrsM.-The first
child baptized in tho new Trinity
Church, in New York, was bap-
tized with water drawn from the
River Jordan. The rite was per-
formed on Sunday last, and the
fact being known generally, excl
ted considerable interest. The
water was brought from the river
in a bottle, in 1880, by Dr., James
b. Decay, who was on board the
corvette United States, carried out
to Constantinople by the late Hen
ry Eckford, and sold there to the
Sultan. DIR. Decay, after the
transfer ofthe vessel, passed some
months in visiting the more re-
markable places in the. East, and
among other rarities which he
collected there, he brought some
of this water, haying been pre-
served for so many Years as Gu
rI0cifvy bxy tho oo~f1o,~
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To the Editor.

The WEBSTER INvEsTIcAr1oN.-
We have at last, as we take sour
hasty plate of SOUP" the reports
OF both committees on the subject
of the investigation into the con-
duct of Mr.. Webster, and both
agree in substantially acquitting
him Of any corruption or impro-
priety in the management of the
northeastern boundary question,
which was near creating q serious
difficulty between this country and
England a few years ago.
According to the reports and
the evidence, we find the surmise,
that we made some time ago, sub
stantiated, that some of the men
who deceived Tyler, and imposed
on his good nature, have been all
through at the bottom Of this bu-
siness, and we find that it is so.
MIR. Ingersoll has been deceived
by the Tyler men. The funniest
thing revealed, is the fact that the
agent, on whose evidence the
charges against Webster rested.
that the press in Maine was COR
rupted, has never paid over the
paltry sums to the editors that
were supposed to have been COR
rupted. The whole affair, from
beginning to end, was I, paltry
piece of business, and Mr.. Web
ster comes out Of it unscalhed.
Let all parties now finish "thrir
hasty plate of soup"
~ Y Heruld.
A writer in the Boston Post
makes the following predictions:
lst. That the outlines OF settle
ment OF the Oregon question will
be determined upon within six
weeks from that date. (May 25;h }
2nd. That the war with Mexico
will be concluded, on terms dicta-
ted by the United States, within
the same period Of time as stated
above. 3rd. That money will lie
plenty in ninety days. and that tAe
business Of the country, during
the next year, will be very large.
The INGCRsoLL AFFA1R.-. he
Washington correspondent of the
Baltimore Patriot informs us that
MIR. lngcrsoll has been thrown into
range, by the testimony given
before the Committee of Investi-
CATION, by Mr.. Lewis F. Tasistro,
who swears that Mr.. Ingcrsoll
urged him to write to MIR. T1 ler,
and advise him to come out against
Mr. Webster. Mr.. Ingersoll AYERS
that the witness testifies falsely {;
but Mr.. ]. has obviously a very
bad memory.
The marriage Of the Rev. DR..
Judson, the venerable missionary
to India, and Miss Emily Club
buck, (the charming Fanny For
rester of the fashionable maga-
zines0 at Utica, N. Y, on the end
inst, is announced.
CHARACTER OF THE ARMY ON THE
RIO GRANDE.-The following is an
extract from a letter of one of the
volunteers from Baton Rouge,
written from Barita, May 23nd,
and published in the Baton Rouge
Advocate:
II have learned here how we
may love our enemies. At Point
Isabel, the wounded Mexicans
were in the same hospital with
our soldiers, the same surgeon,
nurse. and all other comforts alike.
Thus we do them good. We are
now encamped within ten feet of
a Mexican fence, which consists
Of pole and brush, and though our
men have to cross it IN search of
wood. not a stick is touched. Does
not this speak much for us as a
christian army"
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Valuable Land for Sale
A BARGAIN TO BE HAD!!!

II OH1tUAIV to DE- HAO!!!
~ The subscriber offers his tract of
T Land for sale, four miles south west
OF Abbeville G.. H. on the Snake Road.
1t contains about $50 acres, between 2
and 800 acres Of it wood land, well tim
bered, the balance in cultivation, about 60
acres fresh. There is good dwelling
with al out buildings necessary, a good
screw, gin house &c and within 100 yds
OF a regularly attended Church. The pur-
chaser can haye his own time TO part of
the money by giving good security.
May ~ 13 ito F S LUCIUS
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w. G.. e. J. B. MORAGNE,
Attorneys at LaW-Have formed Part
nership for the practice Of LAW, in
Abbeville District. Stf