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Further items from Mexico.

ia Pdfrfd," Spanish press ia this city, issued yeser
day containing deal Of information in re
ton 10 Mexico derived from gentleman who arrived IN
the city yesterday and from Havana and Mexican papers
The dates from Vera Cruz he 20h. and from Mex
~ the 24th uumo, received by way OF l4Yana Most
but give usnsauon Of the few paragraphs which CON
any thing new, hich indebted 10 the eourte
sey Of our friends Of the "Bee 3"
San Luis de Potos Mexico have been fixed upon a.
the Head Quarters Of the roniOrcemens which the yar
States TO contribute IN order 10 complete the army
was stated particularly that the Capitol Of the State of
Mexico was 10 be transferred 20 Touca SeaOr Frns has
been appointed Governor at Chihuahua.
Col Maurice Ugarte writes from Fray Crigtobs on tb.
not advance New Mexico, IN consequence Of the ne
sonce # sK thOusand American uoOps.
Cen Nunsz POnte has been appointed Governor Of Ia
maulipas.
Senior Yanez, Commanding General Of Jaii.eo. left
Mexico the 7fh for Tepc and San Bias win egn.id
einbe number Of troops, destined protect those places
MeHean paper Of the 2iin contains the following para
gaph when - important proves thsi 5lnia Anna dd
probably leave the Capitol Tor Monterey on the g5tt
1--WE know that the hrst Brigade of Cavalry len tbe q
pa Yesterday on IT, way 10 Monterey and dat morrow
Cen santa Anna will leave, who for the Durp.so Of h,..
iening he march, which mpeded by want Of f,goey
pledged his personal credit We likewise know thar 49,
Nau'na Guard will remain in garrison AZ Mexico ana
the other Bngadcs. we presume, will leave TO- morrow
Inc following vessels O lying az Anton Liar
do American ifgate Cumberland. and ono frgsie pa m.
unknown soops Ofwsr st Mary's and John Adams; IT,,
steamers bfgs 5Umofs and POrp1ist chrs Van BY,ep ADD
Forwards pilot boats Bonita and Refer ani relief vessel
! , Aiaaerhcios French soUp n Ia Porouae, brig.
/ Iypde and Mefcufe. English frgates Endyni,n an,
a'afni COP OF war Electra; brig Daring Spanish ffga
.ual' On'una end fchf Juanita.-N. o. Trnpc, Oct -
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The Late storm I'm the GuIf.

We put readers in possession, Saturday OF all the
particulars which had received relative the late de-.
sructyc storm in tho Gulf OF Mexico. There arc doubt
lees, many distressing details yet Enough how
has been already known induce the belief that it
have been the tremendous visitation Of the kind
which has occurred within the memory OF man. The
tornado which visited Natehoz the spring Of $780,
seems to have been mder though in its passage
pied but very few moments IN prosirang the greater
part OF the city. The loss of life in this last
been greater than any former OF which We
have any recollection.
We have yet hear from the West India Islands where
no doubt. the extended with equal violence.
The tornado which dcsolaied the West Indies in the
year l7s2 probably very much Of the strength
with this last Incredible told the fury of the
wind tina, Oecasion for instance that took up
removed from its place. tweny-fo FOUNDER in one 1t
the forts Of Port Royal-sozel up and carried people
through the considerable distance and deposited
them unhurt upon the earthcaied plank shingles and
seaning from the houses it had first upset. Incredible
distances from their proper location, SC. The British aeet
which had not long before beaten that OF the Count de
Grasse, in the great Starlight between Martinique and
GaudaouPe literally ruined Several first rate men
o-war sunk driven ashore. Among them was
de Grasses Tag ship, tho Vile DC PARIS OF ono hundred
and guns, which had been presented the French
Government by tho city OF Pas and had fallen prize to
Admiral Rodney in the great battle alluded to. Several
other OF the prEcs lost during this disastrous gale
The British Parliament voted large of money for
the relief OF the suffering islanders.
1t has been suggested that a call should be made
citizens, for contribution in relieving the
suferngs Of the inhabitants of Key West, Surely there
n which appealed strongly to the
sympaihies OF the public, for il all be true there
hardly such OF entire destituton.-
Out OF SIX hundred houses OF which the said
consist, only eight reported have been left
standing. The miserable inhabitants wandering
about the Streets dcstituon, having not where to
lay their heads, wherewithal TO alay hunger-
The United States Off that point Offered them all the
assistance in mis- power but his be inadequate
the relief OF many. We venture therefore TO sug
gest the benevolent the propriety OF calling meeting
for the purpose indicated. The example will doubt be
speedily followed by other cities.
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A Tribufe
To 'ha Memory Of MI.s NJ J. b., who died in Manchester,
Va, March goth, 1886

"a Maich Y1ih, 1916.
BY An OLD seHooLMArE
The blossoms are nipi by the Autumn frost,
That falls from a cherries sky;
The leaves on the Wintry winds are tost
And the green buds droop aud die.
Bot the flois Of Autumn soon pass away,
With the Winter winds aud rain,
An9 the buds and blossoms return With May,
Add tho '-''es are green again.
And thus with the seasons tbcv come and 60,
And we feel for them no pain;
We sigh for while. but well do we know
With tho Spring they come again.
Not 90 with the children Of men-thsy die
A. quickly a. bud or flower
And fade like the beaur fol tints which o
On The cloud a. ssnset hour.
They fade when The breathing Of Autumn chill.
The leaves % the groenwOod tree
They i1ds when " inter hath covered tho hills
With he pearl rhte dnpsry.
They die when the broezos Of happy spripg
Dnyo Wintfy winds away;
lhfy dc when the ioaihsred wafbsrs sing
Their mofnest summer lay.
Bot. aas! hey return n earth no moro,
To gladden. Tho path they uod
Forever they sleep where the grass waves DER
Their couch Of tho cold clay cod
Tho agsd are swept from tho earth away.
- the Autumn leaves that fade,
Boz tho old Ups young; taoy had hsd their day
Like The leaves, q die were made
Bot Oh 10 givsth such sorrow 10 SEQ
The death of the young and fair,
when the lesvea ifs green, and the forest tree
u bh'he With the birds u air;
When The heart is light ~ Tho strains which float
On tbe balmy cir at morn,
Whcn the robin Wafbes his sweetest nots
To The hunters merry horn
When MI On ssrth IL = besutiCal dream.
Like he dreams which fancy forms.
MD nothing ~ there % rufl3 tho stream.
~ spsas u approaching storms.
~ hen h s sad. n 10 SD 20 die,
To sleep on a couch II clay,
DO ihe depths n The cold. cold grave 70 lis
Where he sunbcams never play.
hnd she wb' has gone, vas a. fair-Ohi isir,
- ihs cool u grsco can be-.
And as sweet IN her fe ~ the birds Of air,
When hey sing their brthest gee
Her 'ogi IL wss genuenoss. truth snd love,
Her heart! Il vas cot snd true,
lier mind b was bright tho sky shove,
- pure o. is own deep blue.
BOT Tho yrant grim he came In bis might,
Like Winter wind in May,
And The bud ibai sbono In its beauty bright,
Was snaehd from tho earth sway.
NosfoLs, Nov 1896
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JOHN ELDERS
DEPOT OF CHEAP LITERATURE.
" 81

MONDAY &c.
j oST received, and for sale, the following
u PGbiie auons- -
Part 10 Pictorial Hhtory Of Eug and; Csc
Fart Chambes's Information fot the Peopl.. 25e
Godeys LADY, Book for Novtnter Csc
Fig OF our Union. &c
Philadelphia Courier; &C
Philadelphia Gazette. O..
een Contnsui for Oct a. containing four chapter OF
petens' new novel DONKEY n Son 'N
and other tales by Mrs T. Stephens Csc
army On he kio GIande. eripion Of the batter or
n"o ana h'siea de Ia Palma Of fo a,o,y
anu Wy emones OF The surrender Of Matomoros with d,,ep
Flag OF our Union, S'
49,. ocroBKR -, 1876.
lhufatcd Magyar ne for November Csc
Graham's American Monthly Magazine for Nov e.e
Columbian lad, and Genuemens Magazine fot Nov 9se
Also further supplies Of the following WORKS:
beidleberg-James' novel use
Chambers' Information for People
stalt Of The r.hh nfE
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The Union, having abored for weeks without effect
fasien the Wings the charge OF Aboltonsm, is now
engaged the hopeful task of proving them be Mex
party We suppose, OF course, it embrace
all the Wings Generals Taylor and Kearney and two
thirds OF the officers, both OF volunteers and the regular
army very large majority Of the pripates too. of the
former belong, have been informed. the Wing or,
as the Union has it, MeIiean party.
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DIED.

In Richmond on the 18Th Of Oct the residence Of her
mothet-in-law Mr. Elizabeth Synco), sfter Eve
months painful illness, which she bore with much fosg
nation and Christian Patience Mrs ELfzsnErH p, consofi
Of Jno H. Synoo, the 23fd yeaf Of her leaving
husband lovely babe and many relsvcs and friends TO
their iuepsrabe loss Hor lfo that Of tho
righteous and may truly say, her end Wss the same
Tor she died In the triumph Of Christian faith.
~ The Redmond Chr.stan Advocate, and Pssrsbwg
papers will please copy.
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MARRIED..

~ Plain Dealing, In the county Of Hanover, BY tho
Rev'd Samuel Harris, Of Louisa Thufsday, the 2gh
inst, Mr.. WV HENRY wrSsroS, to Miss EtzABGrn FsAr.
or, only daughter Of Mr. Joseph Normont, oil Of Hanover
10 Honuoo county, Thursday the 18th inst. by Rev.
VI. T. sumner, Mr. DisltL HEsRy ClRrFR. Miss. La
visa VIRGINIA MARY PArEicE SrAFLEs daughter Of ffan-
Gle Staples, Esq
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The Monterey CapIsula,ion

The conduct Of the American commander In regard
the terms granted to the Mexican general Monterey 10
still the subject OF discussion In Of iournss.-
We therefore, think due Gen. Taylor give him
the benefit Of the annexed article evidently from we'll
informed well a. intelligent soureo.-Nst. Int.
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NEW BOOKS,
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above the mos. luminous documents Of best days and
windy demagogue, whose every has proved him To
be totally unaequainied with the fret principles Of
Crawford
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natural Rcmedies.-The only real argument
he var'oos ncsirus
psoe IN the ns~spsps many them have bee, ,,,,
Smoe' uc easi success Hut this ,ly u. Thai
posse all the virtues aserbsd erhbt
enenee- OF their benefits In the
OF hasded Of witnesses These gsn,ad how, Yer ev
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IN me annals OF discovery nothing received such
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arnsue enauves The remarkable d,,y .c,,
" n u.s In the long train Of chronic nervous
has provided remedy Zoe disease. though Ne ar, NJ,
nasc In darkne srcar number of hen w.,
has unioded few oalvanism and prom e. 10 h. M
greatest - rs' '" 'e 'ne
For mhef pancuarr In .roh,t mar, ,,
paper explanatory pamphlets gratis. by a.
the aEents Tor this city, Mc-s- DuvAL PuRt.RI r,..
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my when er esi~esn the skin and stomach 1. rn ~,
smvef AZ nom the application TO IN, ,a,f.. az ~.
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rass OF the skn be remea,,,
We surface They than deep in their or,, H. III
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YET in Keeping rah my usual Luck.

Osr Saturday afternoon Broad street, between ~
- Cny ard 8th point and nv shtn
Fnnkn twenty dollar u n our Banks
believe Bank o. Va. divide the with
tbg peson VITO havt found ras proposition rot
BE- afctor upon being appfised o. hnane win give BIN,
ler The additional sum q I've doIlars
This latter sun win ~ ebesrfay paid r satisfaction shan
derive from he tnovldge that Tie hrger ain in ercuia
Ion. oc5oH r. A oODDtN
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Soon 1he TI,Ief. nnh receive "a

STOLEN ron the o subscriber The evening ofhe
- 18Th inEaft the following mlrnlnE Silver Iade and
two Table 70 The fad Of rTe AMI haa cot On The
letters T. y A. a. q the Spoons has on i ciisfs A. o.
the other posn o. than usual ant not MARRIED A.
uoso articles offered for sas IN aate pafces will
tie o. restored and upon
q pay the additional Of twenty dol1rf
oc 81 A. gODDiN.
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VOCAL MUSIC!

,. STEVENS respectfully informs the citi-
~. Eens OF Richmond, that prepared TO give Lessons IN
Vocal Muse TO individuals Music Room OF at
he rooms a pupils as best suit would
be happy To teach Classes OF chen OF adui. IN any OF m,
Chirebes or Public Schools. II desired
MI 4 will comm School chllrsn IN Rev Mr srls.
Lecture Room. on Monisy evening O'Clock. Nov. cd
MI IS Music Room at Mr.. George h.oas corner
o' maih anu 81
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GALA PLAIDS, SILKS, &c-Tbe sulsct..
- beuiave iusi ceevsd lev pieces Of Gala Pssi. NJ,
h' ana sa'n % 'hn'' ehoe Esois of sasoa TBsy %
pt m lsW oays additional supplies he nsss snd NOS, -
$50, FANCY GOODS Mr. o X Pstss being I'd 49,. 49, $500
~ tc Nofhern nftst n The TLsy iuyis ,s s.
non o 'ho'e who want no. THO n PRICE q COZ
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A0n KEGS DUPONTs SPORTING,
IOO Biasing md Csnnou POWOEB
EsGe hporting. IN csniriefs and quagter Kegs
ssst W nos WORrnAM, McGRnDgR co.
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TO Farmers aud Planters.

10 FARMERS and Planters.
INHohAS II CHARLES ELLIS, have in
store and offer at low prices reduce heavy .,oek of The
use, 49, '''
London DufH Blankets
Heavy Twill do
Sup White Bed do
Nspt Cotions, White and Cray
Canadian Cloths, all wool
sh"eps Gray Sattnets
Baltimore Lin,eys
Scarlet aud White Planne,s
Low priced Cloths, Servants
Lowell Lin.eys
London Dual OyereoaA
Cotton CzaaburEs
Brown and Dlcached Shestine.
DO do
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DRNDLETONiS LOTTERY OFFICE

$4,000 divided into prizes Of sl5 900 osoh--draw
next Saturday. IL drawn No,. Tickets SIS. no9
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T. WORDS OFF1CE.-Splendd Scheme
" to be drawn N day IN Richmond $4,000 Capui 20
prizes Of $1,000 Ss Tcsus5. Packages usual
10 BE- had of nos J. y. WORD.
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M ANAGERS' OFFICE ID. PAINE d co.
lVA For TomoTow-sRsoOO. 5000 5000 g6gO, 90 1900
90 Of 500 90 Of 3OO 100 Of $50, Ee 10 Nos, 10 drawn
Tickets o..
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~ Nos, rs drawn. Tickets - nos
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RICHMOND DAILY WING.

ny ToLEn. ELLIOTT a co.
mospAy MORNING, NOVEMBER ., 1870.
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Great Attraction.

CLARKE'S OFFICE, l4TH STREET,
~ DOOR BELOW EXCHANGE Horgt.-This Day. NV.
2d) Al RreanFe Hote. ~ O'Clock CAPT 600 5000.
20 OF 1000 Tickets ~ Calhbeiofe hilf and get
lhe CapIa that will be Toll hy u CI.ARkE.
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Valuable School Books.

Valuable School Books,
Just received from Philadelphia, Grigs g.
Elliott's New cries of Common ltoI
Readers No 2 3 and a. DR. Frost, l. T,
-, Professor Of Bellies Lettres in Phila-
delphia High School, says Of these books.
II know Of no book used in Common
Schools which are preferable to them. +"
Also, Dr Ruschenberger's First Books of
Natural History, comprising Elements of
Anatomy and Physiology, Mineralogy,
Orni!hology. Conchology, Icthiology, En-
tomology, Botany and Geology. Respec-
ting these books, the Publishers, among
the great number of recommendations
which they have received, present the fol-
lowing:
"Having examined, with some care, a
series of School Books, lately published by
Messrs. Grgg g. Elliott Of Philadelphia.
II affords me pleasure to state, that the
READERS appear to me well ada ptcd to the
purpose for which they are designed. The
Lessons are judiciously selected, well ar
ranged, and calculated at once TO improve
the mind and heart. DR. Ruschenberyer's
series of Text Books of Natural History
are admirable, and supply deficiency
which has long been felt in our Elemen,a-
ry c hools, not to say Colleges, in which
wv OSch VI 1SntuEe idlE nus OeeE 100 little
studied, and our children and youth, con.
ss.equently. nay, our grown up men, though
living and moving i'll the midst of the most
surprising wonders, neither heed nor feel
any interest in them, because they have
not the most elementary knowledge to
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N Office.

= The subscriber, wishing to leave
Z the tate, offers hisLANDS for sale
lying in Abbeville District, on the waters
OF Rocky river, two miles east OF Lounds.
vile and only six from avannah river,
consisting of Twelve Hundred Acres, one
half cleared aud tn. balance in woods, on
credit Of one, two, three, and four years,
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DWELLING. a new GIN HOU E and
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March Is g l3t r
o. Edge6eld Advertiser will publish
the above three months, and forward &C
count John A. Martin, Loundsyillc,
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT

The subscribers are now receiving and
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in Mrs, Aliens Hotel.
SUGARS, New Orleans and Cuba
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Almonds, Filoerts and Brazil Nuts
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ALSO,
A lot of READY MADE CLOTHING
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Vests, Pants, Drawers, Shirts, Stocks,
Cravats, &c.
A fine assortment of BOOTS, Ladies',
Gentlemen's, Boys and Misses SHOES.
They have also Northern and French
CALF SKINS, KID SKINS, best Nor
thern Oak Tan and Hemlock Sole, aud
are prepared to make Boots and Shoes ut
the shortest notice and in the best style.
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Abbeville G H, April Is 7tf
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NOTICE !.

Just received, by S. Anderson, Agent,
800 gallons fine Ohio and Mountain Whis.
key, fine Peach Brandy, superior Holland
New isg1s Egsna do 5apxsSr Ssnay % Sss kr
bottles or on draught Candies assorted,
Mackerel. Molusses, Oranges, Cheese,
smoked Hcrrings, Oysters, Almonds, But.
ter, Crackers, Tobacco, Scgurs, fine Ma
deria Wine; and expected in few days
London Porter. The above articles of
Spirits will be sold low for cash, by thu,
Three Gallons ana the o,her articles as
low as eau be- purchased in this village.
Abbeville G Ii, April low
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The State Of South Carolina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
Sarah J. A. Wharton, VS.. 'rhos. SIM
mons, ct. al.-PGrtition Real Estate
AnacI,@ Simmons, decd.
1t appearing to my satisfaction, that Thos
Simmons, Francis Simmons, Jas w Sim.
mons, Arthur Simmons and Anna Sim
mons, minor, parties Defendant, reside
without the limits Of this State: Ordered
that the Defendants do appear and plead
on or before lst Monday in July next
otherwise their consent will be entered ol
record, DAVID LESLY, Ord'y.
March 20, 1876. q l5w
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The State of South Carolina.

ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
Joseph Lively and Mary, his wife, v.
VIM. G. Cain, James Bolds, ct al
Bill for Partition, &c.
1t appearing to my satisfaction that Gill
bert Ivy and Rosannah, his wife, Defen-
dants, reside beyond the limits of this
State: Ordered that they do appear and
plead, answer or Gemur to the said bill.
within three months from the publication
hereof, or the same will be taken pro con.
fesso against them. H. A. JONES',
Com'rs Office, 4th May, 1916 c.. E. A. D.
My6 Epr's bl'l $7.50] 10 l3t
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H. l.. JEFFERS,
General Agent and Commission Merchant,

H. l.. JEFFERS,
General Agent and Commission Merchant,
HAMBURG, S. c.
Still offers his services to his friends and
the public, and he will devote his undivided
attention to the
Selling of Cotton and Flour,
Receiving and Forwarding Goods.
Buying Goods for Planters or Me,-
chants, or attend TO any business that mag
he committed TO his care.
He embraces this opportunity of tender
ing his thanks for their liberal patronage
heretofore bestowed, and by industry and
close attention to business, he hopes to
merit, and continue to receive the same.
1t shall be his aim to make all his charges
Us light as possible, knowing that will be
to his interest to closely observe the inte
rest OF his friends Liberal advances will
oe made. If required. on produce sent to
nm tor sale or store. Cotton sent to him
by Boats. will be received free OF wharf.
age. All produce sent to him for sale, will
be promptly sold on arrival, if SO ordered.
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