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washiugton's Birthday.

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: InssAbbevillei Light Infantry, and the
Southern Rights Dragons, two us fne mil.
itary corps as can be paraded, celebrated
the 'wenty:sccond in an appropriate and de.
cidedly spirited manner,2
retrospective companies paraded in the
morning, and after the exercises in the field.
met at the court.house, where, ". NJ. HAD.
DEN, Esq, delivered an address to large
and highly gra,ified a,,dicnee. The young
orator acquitted himself well, We were
much pleased will, tte%tshe and sentiment,
OF his address, and;wonld be happy to give
a report Of it to our readers wcro it possible
for MS TO do 80. -. ,...r- - 4,
After this 'feast Of reason" the companies,
with number of invited guests, repaired
to RAMEY's HoteL wioro an elegant and
bountit"l rePast was waiting their attention.
1t is needless to say that due attention was
paid to it, aud that, in this exercise, even
the wcll-drilled companies could not excel
their invited friends. ~.
The ricl, profusion Of eata6lcs having
been duly honored, supply Of drinkables
was next introduced, anfisneyer has reecp.
ton been more cordial and more efftctinc
than was given this tributary to the flow of
'nirth.,. Men whom we suspected to be
strict cold.sater pharisees, seemed to get
"rxh'lcr''te'l" from mere sympathy! The
writer himself was suspieioncd, and mas
much ns he (if guilty. was not tho. exxp-
ton to, but the rule. he will not deny now
the "soft impeachment" but pleads tho
sympathetic theory above advanced.
Short and appropriate speeches we're
made 10y various gentlemen present, and
toast and sentiment went round. Some Of
these deserve more extended notice, but
VIC arc unable to givo it. The occasion
passed off with great good feeling and har-
mony-not "a circumstance occurring to-
cast shadow over the genial flow of spi- :
rits which prevailed. Long may tho mem
ory Of the great and good man whose l.i,th-
day anniversary it was I've pcrpetuatcd. and
his virtues emulated. by the millions who
claim him as the father Of their country!
e Before we dismiss the subject, VIC be, to
make remark in reference to tho very
kind sentiment which was proposed by an
esteemed friend. Itwas this:
The Press Of AbbeyilIe--May it ever b.,
Free, as we'll rs an I,saependent Press."
The editor was called upon to respond,
but being either too SOBER, OF. too
drunk, or. too bashful, Qet others decide
which) to acknowledge the compliment
then, he bcgslea to do so now, and to
assure him who offered it and those who SO
generously received #. that It was highly
appreciated, and will be gratefully rcmem.
bered.
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Dissolution.

'INHE Co Partnership heretofore existing nm.
L der the Firm of BEWLEY &,SMfTH. was
dissolved this day by mutual consent. { Either
of the Partners will use the name Of; the Firm
in liquidation. The Notes and Accounts viii
he kept Mt the Store of W. c. BEwLEI (ao oc-
cnpied by us.) x, ,.53s,ys .ssS
We particularly request our friends and cus.
toners to call and settle up their, open Ac-
counts either by Cnsh.or Notes; ss.StG z:
=. WM- C. ,BEWLEY. $2
WINS. SMITH :.
Hamburg. Feb. 10, 1855. 4s1v33t 8 s
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Difficulty In tho South Carolina College

Difficulty In tho South Carolina College.
The recent 6are-up in Columbia was
much more serious than the very meagre
illusions Of the Columbia press would in
dictate. We have private and reliable ao-
counts which represent the excitement rs
unprecedented. Tho military was ordered
ont, and it WAS with great difficulty that
The commander restrained one man, at least,
from firing upon the college students. The
Governor had the arms removed from the
college campus, and quiet was at last re-
stored, without further bloodshed. -"
It appears the Acknowledgements in the
arrest ty one Of the city .rnarshals Of. stu.
dent, and his confinement in. the guard
house. We are not informed as to the re.,.
son Of his arrest, but presume the ,uarsl,al
had, or thought he had, sufficient cause for
his conduct. At'any rate, the. students
should have waited for an orderly and legal
investigation Of the affair. But they did
not. Repairing, in body, to the guard
house, they battered down the doors, and
rescued the prisoner A. portion ofihsm.
still unsa,is6ed, subsequently returned and
assailed .hs'matshal, who was seriously in.
|jured in the conflict. Two otsthe aasaiIanis
'1ere also pset,y badly hurt. The day foI.
lowing the students again turned out in
macs. whsn the military was called 10. re-
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,"Thc Cold Saturdavn

II AS passed. but We have. no guarantee TIM.
- colder may not yet come and sympa.
th'zing wit''' not fhe great u,,,0aahed" but I'M
clothed. VIC offer. you frnm this date, till the
rosy norns Of May, the great inducelncnt of
supplying Yourselves, with -.>
BLANKETS. rFLANNELS, sKERSEYS, LIN
SEYS. DE LANES. SilAWL>, OVER, COATS,
ani all other goods Woollcn or Worsted, at
Cost for Cash -
r. II. WARDLAW l. SON.
Feb. 90. 1856. =" 43 3t
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The Know-No,hings, in convention al
Philadelphia, have nominated Ex-Prcsideu,
s.Af1LLAap7 FtLlMoRr..o of New York, for the
PreMs.densc,y,,sand M ASDHEw JACKSON Dos.
EIsoE, Of Tennessee, for the Eice Presi,len.
cy.@ The first7is a Wing; tho last has been
aDe1aocrat So the nomination, is, rs Col
BEsToN used to denon,ina,e such tricks, q
.:gnll trap totake Democrats in."
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A. G. A R%D..'

46 II WILL cohtinuc the bust, Il q
l. ness j. all its hrnncltsat NesG@
the old Stand of BEwIEY d SxrTll, and will be
pleased to have my friends, and old custornerss,
call on me. Twill keep constantly oI,s hand 4;
well selected Stock of 80, - 81,
Groceries, wihea, Liquors, :isos ae..Ss s. :.
| will also continue to pay, the highest tmarket
prices for Corrox. BACON. ELARD aud other prsS-s;
ducc. VIM n taEyrtFjE' ~;
Hamburg, Feb. 10. 1866. 2. u ~. !. sss *
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Land for Sale.

@:A ON saie-dayin March next, I will
&liE offer for sale, at publicsoutcry. st Al
beviiie G. H.. my TRACT OF LAND. near vii.
'ingfon' containing Three Hundred and Filty'
Acres. more or;less. bounded by land. Of A.
Bnrt, DR.. VIM. Tenant. and othsrs. =. =;
On the premises a comfortable Dwelling
House. new Outbulldings. Gin House. Scroay.
DC. Terms made known on day of sale. :; E: -
8. l. DEVEAUx.
rem 10. 1865 ., ;se.5 Z, = 2w - : :
Banner copy -;
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8 To the People Of Abbeyil1e ,,,.t,1.,,

'ot 11UUev111e DistfIct.
sinE people Of Ahbevllc District who
: are in favor Of being represented in the Com
vention at Cincinnati, on the first Monday
i In Juno next, to nominate Candidates for
4 4 the Presidency and Vice Presidency, are
requested to meet in the Courthouse, on
sa'Icc-day in March, to appoint delegates to :.
State Convention 10 assemble in Columbia
: the first Monday in May, whicl, Convention
shall appoint delegates. to represent the
Estate Of South Carolina in the said Cincin-
natl Convention.
lg,ze>.. MANY CITIZENS.
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I,on THE rxDrrrsprsr PRESS, :,
Temperance.

Aessrs. Eaitors: I see, in your last is.
sue, atemperancs speech taken from tho
Bihle-a book that we should all reverence,
and TO its teachings bow with humble sub
mission.
How dreadful must be the evil agains,
which such awfuI woes are uttered by Him
who shall yet be o'lr 'finnl Judge. and froa,
Whose decisions no appeals can be taken
Yes, an evil which drags its unhappy and
miserable VICTIMS down to the dark dens Of
tl.osefoul Destroyer Of human happiness.
Poverty and disease here, and ruin and woe
hereafter. Now, who could believe, sif the
stubborn fact did not present itself on every
side, that liquid so destrustive to lif., to
health, 10 fortune. and to norris, should in
the short space Of a few. centuries have
hound its fettera, nor upon one individual
alone nor yet upon asingls sommanity
but ythas whole nations, OWL and rued, s.fned
andsdstis, should have hugged the chains
Of bondage more alject and degrading than
was ever knownto tyrants or superstition.
The proud and the humble, the master and
The slave. tho great and the stnaIl, the
learned and anlearned al sects, castles and
conditions Of men, confess tlly magic oaf, Ii
infernal infuenca and the yoke pf bondage
upon the necks Of many 3D. Comparatively
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KAssAs nffais s,iilipresent atbreate: ing
aspect. Rpmors ofractiye preparations for
figlh BY both the pros1avery and Free State
parties como from that quarter: Ono blow
may, and doubtless will, unless prevented
by the prompt and decisive intervention iaf
tue President, result in general conflict.
We'belicse PIHRcE viii do his duty but
It: blood isfence split, it may attract thither
the opposing sections of the Union in dead.
y strifc.-IVe hage not mentioned before,
wo, ,belisyssthat the President recently is.
sued shis spgoclamatiou warning against the
introduction Of. any armed interference in
the: affairs Of Kansas from any quarter, and
avossng bis purpos Q to use all the means iii
hls RpHer TO enforce obedience to the laws
dSthe Territory. - go
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Mass Meeting, lin in Now York.

The '.fonng Mems Democratic Union
Club," of New York. held mass meeting
at Ia,nmany Hall. or Thursday last. Sew
erai distinguished speakers were announced
TO address tho meeting. The old Wigwam
sported a banner, with this sentiment in.
scrihed:
Citizens hy birth and choice. You have
IN con''non cause fought and triumphed
together. The independence and liberty yo.,
possess are the result of Joint councils and
joint cturts, of common dangers, suffcrinps
aisd success" ..
The President introduced COL Orr, oi
South Carolina. Upon taking the stand,
lie said that he had been invited to partici.
pate with the Young Democracy Of New
York to celebrate the natal day OF the great
and immortal Washington. came here
to see whether the feelings Of the D.moc.
racY Of New York was in consonance will,
the feelings of the Democracy Of South
Carolina. "
+ Weare approaching another Presidential
election. We shall probably have three
candidates in the field, but there will be lit.
tlee need Of those of the dark lantern tu
grope about for a resting place because We
OF the South are resdy to meet them to day.
say, gentlemen, you of the North, talk.
care: of tho Black "Republicans," and I'VE
will take care Of the Know Nothinea.
Feiiow.I)emocrats Of New York, I want
yon to come together here in this great
State: Do not let yourselves he dsgraced
by presenting two sets Of delegates vt Gin.
'clnnati -hen up your differences. We OF
the South do not feel like entering into these
matters, hut We look to you, as you love
your country and the assendaney Of Dem.
ocratic principles. TO heal this d, ,fierenre. II
the coalition Of the Democracy is kept
apart by the leaders, throw those leaders
overheard. Iexhort the working Dc,not..
racy to do all in their power to bring this
desirable result about Ms soon as possible.
Now, gantiemen, who aree these new
tangled politieisnai What are |ifiafr prifi.
eipfes4 Tile factis, they have no principles
What are they doing in, PhilalsIphia now I
Why. they are knocking ont plank after
PLANK Of their platform, until pretty soop
they will have none at all to stand OF, "A Ihsi
is what they want to do. They intend IA IL
present candidate without any principle
except the proscrip.ion. of ;foreigners: and
are yon. fellow citizens willing to s,,hstr;t,e
to ssach an arrangement [Cries Of No,
no!] There is Que Thing ! would like to
know. and that is this ifthste is one broken
down political hack 1T this time not in the
|raaks:ef the Kaow Nothing / swdal,l .lik.
70; sssI him.. Aa fegarlss slavery, I .ohsesye
that there are lectusersa going through did
country ,dectsiging aHaiiIst the Swtonaii do
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CARD No. 2.

I TAKE this method Of rcturnin nr, m nSc.r.
\ thanks to my friends and castomera for,
their liberal patronage to the Firm Of BrwIiY
q SMITH, and solicit . continuance Of the same.
TO Mr. ": C. BEWLEY. at whose sStore.I viii.
be found for some time to come - s. :.s,,le.isss
,s WIN. s. SMITH,
Hamburg, Feb 1s,ls56. 4e at
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On tho frst pago aro two little

0F tho frst pago aro two little para.
graphs which require an explanation. The
one.iD reference to the "banner District"
2 was cut from the Fairfield Herod, and. not
dcslgned forinsertion. The other, in rster-
ence to.SAM HousToS'sz zlettor, was clipped
from an exchange with view to correct a
tunHy mistake. The letter alluded to was
written1in 1853. instead Of 1856, and has
reference to PlERcE's administration, and
motto hiasuccessor,s.
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'C0llliillliifted3

RINo the Jail at sAbbeyilie Court House
on "Wednesday stheal i 9TH February, "A.
inst, Negro woman DaffHey, whossays ~
she belongs to sherard Barkadsle pofsshis Dis.
: Said Negro is about four feet six inches high.
imposed to.,be some sixty Or seventy years
ofage. - ~ -. ?, I; s,st!!$i =.
The owner is requested to come toward proye
property. pay charges, and take her away.
Feb. 23; 1856. a.. - y o.
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WE ask special attention TO tie advertise
mcnts Of Mcssrs. WARDlAw d. SoN, and
II. $. kerr, who ara offering, each in his
line, great attractions to the unfcd, the On IsT.
washed, aud the unulothed.
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Attention Abbeville Light Infantry!!,

" OU will appear at yonr Parade Ground on
Il Saturday tile lst of March, armed and
equipped MS the Constitution directs, for Drill
and Instruction. by order of
Capt. LIVINGSTON.
Feb. 20. 1886. 43 It
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CONGRESS- is still occupied with dcsu'tory
discussions OF the Central American, Naval
Reform, and KaEsas questions. We SEE
nothing Of much Interest to report.
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Paints, Oils, do.

Just received at Augusta prices, PAINTS. All
coiors--Wliite. Chrome, Ye low and Black; Oii.
Turpsntine and Burning Fluid, all of, which
;you can hsys At unusually low prices. by lots,
Web. es, lsas. - sas W. II I.
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MANY C111zENs.

WEare again under obligations to Messrs
l}pTiER, BRooks and OnR. for various pub.
lie documents, speeches, &c. 81
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Eresh Conaeciion..srIe...:

FREsH .RAISINT, i. and j Rore.--t,.n o., ~
y strawterryi Raspberry, Pine, AppIes, Jei.
lies Of every taste and dseolor, Ginger Preserves,
end Brandy tFguitsS lnus,i iai all low, and for
sale by VI Il 4, : H g kERR q.
Feb. 20. 1883. g Z. - r
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Quarterly MeetIng.

THE first Quarterly Meeting fortlis (the
C! Ces!kesbary) Circuit will be held at Zosr
Z church, near Mt. Carmel, on the s,l and
9th Of March. s Official members are re-.
ques.ed 70 attend.
i 80: 80 II. Il. DURANT
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# So UT ssl sIIlS;l s:.:s
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LADIES & GENTLEMEN.

Of Able vile District, that they are coming
from Newl,ery G. H., to: Greenwood, Cokesba,
rry, and viii shortly be ut Abbeville Court
!i"use.s.T All work done warranted to be Of tho
first qualify. >95 8. = : ~
W N:'B;-They will he ut Greenwood i'm
"a few days weather proving favorable.
t;s% I,S. LEONARD,
a~t,. ~ 3. SH III ADAMS
Feb 2e. 1856. AZ. -. n
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Daguerreotypes at Fifty Cents.
MESsRS: LEONARD &sADAks the famous
W and cheap cture.Makers, would resnect-
fully inform the ;as-'Yd - ~. ), q -,
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By Steamer Baldwin,
HENRY S. KERR
T HOME" .

s now receiving and in Store. expressly for
the Spring Trade. one of the largest stocks
ne hns ever before purchased. and would say to
his old customers and the Adam" family gei,er.
ally. that if they want S,ststf5. .il8s ~ %.
p. q r O.C FRI
At Augusta or Char1eston prices. freight of. }
TINT now is the time to examine his whole
Stock. consisting Of -.
- Hhds. N. o. SUGAR, .s=ae -
- Bbls White Coffee SUGAR. H.
=" Crush'd. Pnw'd. and Loaf SUGAR.
so Sacks Prime Rio COFFEE,
90 Gov. lava "Ja
10 Packages Old Mocoa So
100 Bbls. hest Northern Planting Potatoes
600 Sacks SALT. a.
ALSO
50 Bbls. g. II. SYRUP,
10 Prime TREACLE.
8 W. W. VINEGAR,
8 Z" Cider
Hide Machine and Lard OIL. sa
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Fish Fish, Fish.

No. and 2 Mackerel in Kits, aud / and Bar
rels; White Fish; Smoked, Scotch aud
fresh Herrinys: Cod Fi.i,; Sal
mon, Lobsters, &c. " :
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Mysteries Of the Post once.
"a mail bag is an eplioms of human life"

"a mail bag is epome of human life.'
TEN YEARS AMONG THE MAIL RAGS;
Or Notes from the Dcry Of Special agent Of ihe Post OGes
Department.
HoLBR0oK.
lamo pp. Price 81 % Beautifully illustrated with l6 steel
portraits Richie, l2 wood from designs chiefly
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NUS W. rkundcakeu with the sanction Of
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Office estahslmen and the
almost which skin aud experience have furnished ioI
The detection and punishment OF offenders against the laws enacted
for security the aud the nyioaby VI private CORES
Never has volume been offered 10 the public hearty
sor pesa of these many Gaens
notices annexed. Ell
aud, III vness, interest," aud general truth to nature will form
pleasant addition 10 our stock Of popular Light ,
Mr. obroos narrative Of his post
experiences being exceedingly interesting and
suggestive book-N. y. Herald.
The cuest and mast entertaining recently
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finds eynodss monsrosies and who reads them viii
realize that romance still lives and hVe amid our modern
life Boston Post.
This ITSELF by OF its subject every
person who can read book or write n letter. ,,
amusing and. the time interesting work ofts
kind has been Published la hmercaPhtid5Phia Bulletin
amusing work, from which shall make
extract OF Two Tor The benefit Of the community a..
Il abounds with sketches novel
philadelphia Inquirer.
This novelty, exceedingly OPEN
ns source Of amusement Hartford Daily courani
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his sketohesto al dozen Richmond Enquirer
person allowed himself ubor for moment
another PERSONS letter read the book with
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NOTICE OF the location or the land omces and
the ocIcc or tho surveyor general In Kansas and
rebrasIa Territories.
u that, in pursuance Of tho 18th section the
approved 25d July 1884, creating land offices for
Territories Of Kansas and Nebraska and Of the first Of
same act establishing the Office for said Terri
tories the Office for the OaAuA DisrRoT has located
OMAHA CIry The Of of Nebraska Terroy
the sfce for tho "PAwsxg
at GLE Cohrros," the Of Kansas
fitoTy. W. sff a =
Given under my hand at the city Of Washington, twenty
SIKH day OF November A ID 1858.
BY order Of the President; ss1sf1 #eA
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
r.f Commissioner ri the General Land Office.
Nov 29--law6w (nteI. and Starl
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pr,sssmar--rao Great Muropeaa discovery.


pE0TECrRD Ivy royal patent England by
eas Of Ecuo ir PhaImacie dc Paris aud Imperial Col
lege of Medicine, Vienna.
Tosemar No the remedy for general aud local debility loss
of Write decay and all the distressing
quences arising abuse effects ecacious
IN YOUTH MANHOOD and old vriie powers would not
impaired, declsnG IL Triasemar
universally adopted all physical npedmens vanish like
before influence thus rendeng s Invaluable to those
leing lfe marriage state.
Tesen completely and earey eadeaies all II
which copaya cubehs long thought
andoie for the ruin the health Of vast portion Of The pop
nlnton. ( I Y II
No is the European remedy for that class Of
disorders which, unfortunately the English physician with
inevitable destruction the patents constitutions
which all sasapalla ia world
Tesea Nos l. p and are alike devoid Of taste SMELL and
all nauseang qualities Teg lay on The toilet table without
their being detected
Sold cases. So divided separate ae
mnisered BY valpeau, Lallelnland, Koux, &c. II
had, wholesale and RETAIL MIR. H. A. Barrow, No 81
Green Canal New York, specially appointed by The
the United States and
uher part Of America. Immediately receiving remittance
Mr. Barrow viii forward the Tesrma 10 part Of The world
securely PACKED addressed according the Instructions OF tn,
writer z MI .# h.
Retail agents required. Terms cash.
Nov s-dlyr .#.. ala a.4ta a-....z....a -. /. .s.t
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HLEEvUOD CEm ErfsaY.--oice No. 2g2 Pennsylvania
VI avenue OF nth the Savings Bank This
cemetery laid plan the celebrated Greenwood
New York. and situated the high ground distant and
ser mile north Of the CAPITOL North Capitol leading directly
TO The This have charter FROM Con
apropang their ground forever burial making
fee title the purchase and prohibiting oil Entertainments
legislation Otherwise which Of vast importance those who
wish their dead where
becon custom in all cities when the burial ground bacoms
valuable for other purposes sell H. and throw the dead
nscnonsy into large p aud legal
titles given ground.
N. Ofco ffem ~ IN ID where pamphlets, with
the charter, aud bylaws and all other niormaol be
obtained all orders lef Mr.
,sy 4o Seventh street, any undertaken prompt
altaa1cd 54' FL, 4tf luEe Idly