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OFF MID HIS HEAD =.

A brea.hlcssly excited individual, says a
late number Of the San Francisco Morning
Call, rushed into the police office yesterday
and inquired for the chief.
{ What do you want Of him 2 inquired
in impassive officer.
wants. said he, with Tcutonic accent,
wants Elm baper to kill tam tog vat bites
me in ic leg
All, you wisl, an order of execution is
sued against vicious canine said the Of
ticer.
No, l trussant want no such such ting.
| wants bapcr to tell ME to kill te tam
bup. lie pilcs my leg SO pad I have got lc
hydrcrhcrc, and will kill him or gocsa
too
Ah, now | see,' sail the impressive tenn
peramcnt. you require authority to pro-
cecd with force OF arms against the danger.
GUS ANIMAL
'Ncin got, no-lay is not vat wants.
| wants te Jeaf to give me license to kill tc
tog. wants him to make me baper so
ven | kills him lie can NIGHT 60 into dc bo-
lice court and swear against me-
The dog?'
Nein-not te tog-te man vot owns te
tog: lou sc if | kill him.
What, the man!'
Nein-tc tog. Und dc man sues mo
'or dc bricc of te tog, len wants der law
on mine, side, dyes see?"
'Oh yes" said the officer, who was quiet
ly chuckling at the caution ovinced by tho
German, and intent on exhausting his patti
cnce, then you want to get warrant to
arrest the man who OWNS the cog, so the
animal may moi again attack YOU
No. no! Got for tam, you gets every
thing by to tall cried lager beer, who
began to think officer WAS q,izzipg
him. Il dink you wants to make chokes
of me. Tunder and bitten! wants
shustice not chokcs. I wants to cut te
tam tog's head off, and if shuslice will
not give me bapcr, cuts his head oil
anyhow
And the lover of sour .krout started to
leave the hall, but meeting the 'Jeaf of
Bolice' at the door, he conversed with him
in the German dialect, made known his
wants and received an order to execute the
| viscious animal.
AS he was going out lie met the impas-
sive officer.
'AIl rightF he inquired.
yah, all right. goes straight off to
To owner Of te dog and kills him.
'What, the ownera'
No te tog! You make tam fool Of
yourself by saying ven ! means man, and
when l means tog. den you says man.
Now you may 60 TO ter tuyfeI and tie
German inconncntly hurried away to mcte
out Vengeance TO the animal.
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Drinking Amona l'ouny Men.-Thc
Philadelphia Sun says truly that indiscrmi-
nate drinking among our young men even
tually makes its mark upon the population
OF our cities. We can see it already betray
ing itself in the rising generation. 1t is i'm
possible for any man to drink even pure
liquors six or seven times day without
suffering severely in constitution. And
when he transmits this impaired constitu
ton to his son, who in turn impairs it still
furtl'er by the same course, it requires little
foresight to sec that wo are preparing a
population for our cities that will not, in
physical frames be much better them Azlccs.
This love of drink and bar rooms is every
day increasing. Every day sees our youth
becoming more and more the victims Of
this habit, for we really think it more a
habit than passion. 1t is no love of 10
Vitality, that lcmpts them, except in few
cases. 1t is not the hot exui crancc of
youth. It's not the cvancscent impulse Of
the gay young fellow who is sowing his
wild oats. It is, as been said, cold, dc
liberate, confirmed habit. No atmosphere
of recklcssness surrounds the drinking
groups, except on occasion; and no peaIs
of merriment atone for the act, 10y proving
that it is at least unusual. A grim and
melancholy air pervades each couutenance.
The drinks arc poured out, the glasses are
raised and touched with loathsome air
of custom, and each man swallows his
portion with the same impassive coun
tenance he would wear if he were drinking
glass of plain water. All the concomi
tants that partially redeem or excuse drink
ing, as far as it can be redeemed or excus
ed, are wanting in this sad and formal core
mony.
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The bases of all excellence is truth
Truth is intellectual gold, which is dur
able as it is splendid and valuable.
Pauperism is crime, committed upon
the poor by the rich.
Why is an invalid, cured by sea bathing,
like a confined criminals Because lie is
sea.cured, (secared.)
Why is an old chair that has new bot
tom put to it, like paid billa Because it
is re-seated (receipted,
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One Copy for one year 81 90 and Present.
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AND TO CLUBS.
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rwenty.one Copies, one
year............. ....3O 90 and2
The articles to be given away are comprised
3 Packages of Gold, containings5oo 90 each
10 do do do 100 90 each
10 Patent Lever Hunting Cased
Watches .............. 100 90 each
20 Gold Watches. es.................. rs 90 euch
80 do do ....... 60 90 each
100 do do ............. 80 20 eacl,
900 Ladies' Gold Watches. $50. 35 90 each
200 silver Hunting Cased Wnthes so 90 each
500 Silver Watches $50 90 TO 25 90 eacl,
IOiIO Gold Guard, Vest,
,mnd Fob Chains. $40 90 to 30 90 eacl,
Go'd!Ackets, Bracelets. Brooches, Ear Drops,
Rreast Plus, Cuff Pins. Sleeve Buttons, Rings,
Shirt Stud,ls Watch Keys, Gold and Silver
'Vh'mbles. and variety Of other articles, worth
from SO cents To- $l5 each
We will present TO every person sending up so
subscribers. at 80 each. a Gold Watch, worth
81 each. Gold Watch, worth $50. Everv
subscriber will also receive present
Immediately OH receipt of the money, the
subscribers name will he entered upon onr book.
and the present within one week bv mail. or ex
bress, post paid
u All communications should he addressed to
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~ 1886 Broadway, New York.
Dec. 10, 1888, 81 1m-l2a
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

Til" Ir"prirtorS Of the Ahh"ville Bnmn~r and
MHr'nd'"t Press, have established the follow
ing rates of Advertising to b" charged i'll both
pal'crs
Every Advertisement inserted for a less time
than three months, will l'- charge" by the imscr.
ti"n at One Dollar per S'I,Inr" q ! incll-thc
Space of | , solid lines lrss.) for the, first inscr-
h"n, and Fifty Gents for each subsequent in.
scrt"n
C9f The Comm. .sioncr's, Shrriif's, Clerks aud
Orlimnry's Advci ;is"mrnts will hr inserted in
both papers. each charrn" half price
~ Sh"riifs Lrvies. One Dollar each
CT Announcing IL Candidate. Five Dollars.
Advert isinv an f:Strny Two Dollars, to be
pni,l bv til" Magistrate.
Advertisements inserted for three months. or
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II you do when you are alone villa,
you are unwilling to do iu the presence of
your acquaintaEces, you respect them more
than you do yourself.
Friendship requires actions. Love re.
quires not so much proofs, as expressions
OF love. Love demands little else than
the power to feel and to requite love.
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IN Idiotic Announcement.-Atth the close
of the sitting of the House of Representa-
tives at Springfield, Illinois, last week, the
clerk read the following:
l am requested to announce that Rev.
DR.. Mcfarland will deliver lecture this
evening, in this hall, on the Education Of
Idiots" Members Of Tie Legislature are
invited TO attend :"
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State Of South Carolina
ABBETIhakE DISTRICT
Tn Enns<-

Al Gquty.
o. T. Porcher, Ex'r,
and Trustee, { Bill for Io;un.,;.,
VS.. Construot;o,, D:-'
Joshua Daniel VIM. lion g..
r. Reid, and others.
i appearing to my satisfaction that r:hs.,,.
l. pher Cox, the children Of Corne,iu. c.
decd the children of Bailey Cox, deed. the All.
dren Of Leroy Cox, deed, the children or ~.
thama pn; Pace decd, and the children Of Pheisby
S asice aec q, defendants in tho above stated eIis
n, number and names are unknown reside bsronS
the limits Of this State. On motion of NcA,s
Comp Sol, ordered that said Deiendants IN ~
pear and plead, answer or dcmur 70 said hin e
Complaint, within three months from the6SS
taken against them. %
VIM. II. PARKER, c.xik
Commissioners Office,
Jan. IL, 1859. 80 I'm
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Paints and Oils.

WE have just received lot ofPURE WHITE
w LEAD, Linseed Oil. and Copai YsYn;sI
which we will sell cheap.
JORDAN & MCLAUGHLIN.
No. 8, Granite Range, Abbeville ON.
July 8, 1858. If h
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just Received.

just Received,
A SUPPLY of FRANGIPANNI Extract,
Frangipunni Toilet Water.
do DO Soap,
do do SAchets,
to which we invite the attention oftbe I.a..s~
JORDAN Il MCLAUGHLIN.
July ], 1858. tf Is
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The Clear Starcher's Fr;aud

w III give a finished and beautiful gloss 10
w Coilars. Shirt Bosoms and to all linen. mus.
lin and cotton goods; it will be found an assis.
'ant IN whitening clothes, and is warranted 10
contain nothing injurious. For sale by -
JORDAN d MCLAUGHLIN.
Drupgists and Chan,;ela
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receipt of the subscription money. This is pre-
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Cen. G. Il. IIENNINGSON.
tOF NlCARAGUA)
Col. G. w. CROCkETT,
a. NJ. MI NSON,
CHARLES BURDErT.
THOMAS DUNN ENGLISH, NJ. ID.
HENRY CLApr, Jun,
GEORGE ARNOLD,
SAMUEL YOUNG,
MISS SOUTlIWORTII.
Mis-. ANNA WIIELpLEl',
Miss VIRGINIA VAUGHAN,
MRs. III. VERNON,
Mrss HATTIE CLARE,
FINLEY JOHNSON,
Writn n,,l, for th.,
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State of South Caroline
ri BBE Lyry.y,y<,,,

hhhE ILLE ULS7HIcJ,
'|ce Court Of C"mmon Pleas ani GenY ,S,.,;o,
N. X. Butler '''''0"S'
wu, u Attachment.
W. 1,,r, ~ n'o'n' Meeiowan, ph'F's Attorney.
w hEREAS the Plaintiff did, on the n;,.
,,,.,, ,r'.ai' sd day OF November, eighteen hum.
% th, Df,n ;,. ,ny.esh' file his declaration against
.., I wtsnnant' who, III is sad) is absent from
ana without the limits Of this State AMI hs. ,o'
'''er w'ie nor attorney known within Tho son,.
upon whom copy Of SAID .ccla ration myht H.
scHvtd: 1t 's therefore ordered that tI,e ss;d Do'
'end"nt do appear and plead 10 The said Isci.r.
an, hnon' On or before til" twentieth day of Noyen-
Gs . t's'tch hnndred and fty.nine, otlerw;.e
'"a' an" ahfoiute Judgment will then be p;v.n
and awarded against blm. W gwen
MATTHEW MCDONALD, CO.,
Clerks Office, Nov. 90, 1853. 40 20
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Family Ties-A marriage certificate and
eight children.
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i he State of South Caroline

VI 9ouIn CaTollna,
-l""e"'ffc D'strirt.-Im the Common Pleo,.
he"Fy C.: f"rnen' Attachment.
WIN. b. Lloyd, SMcGowan, Prn. Au.v
w HEREAS the Plaintiff did, OH tn. ,;,,b
gay OF April, eighteen hundred and fiitv-
1'sn'' NE ms declaration against the Defen.
the limits of this State. and has neither w;rs no.
attorney known within the same, upon whom n
copy OF the sand declaration might be served.
IL Is therefore ordered, that The said Defen dan,
Il" appear and plead to the said declaration. on
or before the seventh day Of April, eighteen
hGndred and hfy.nine. otherwise final and ah.
against him. "" ""'0'N
MATTHEW MCDONALD
Clerks Office, April s, 1858. 20 ~
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Negroes Wanted.

Negroes Wanted.
NE undersigned will at all times purchase
L. likely Negroes, between 10 and 20 wears OF
nge, at reasonable prices Those having them
for sale, will obige by addressing me at Groes.
wood, AbbevilIc, District S. G..
JOHN T. PARKS.
Aug. i, 1858. Is On,
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Cigars, Cigars, Cigars.

Cigars, Cigars, Cigars.
UST received !n.rc lot; 10000 yerv f;ns
% Cigars, worth from $50 to SSo per thou.
sand; Also, a lot Of very fine chewing Tobacco.
ut . Si.2o t" $3.50 per ID. Pure French Brandy.
certainly mnde from the Juice Of the grape.-
Wines, Whistles, Gins de-, of the very best
I"aiIty that we have been able with much care
and and great EXPENSES 10 obtain
VI Also, few empty Barrels for sale.
JORDAN & MCLAUGHLIN.
June Q, 1853 tf
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We have received long communication on the subject
Of Astronomical Observatory III Central Park arguing
that when "t considered that the loss Of single ship
often more than sufficient to build, equip and defray the
current expenses Of first class astronomical observatory
il Is surprising that the great commercial city Of the New
World should have consented long TO be without one
Whatever influences the security and dimnishes the ex
penses Of the Of this great city affects the
prosperity of every Of it's Inhabitants and Of the whole
country Such an observatory it argued would tend
materially to the advancement Of science and the know
ledge Of astronomy and therefore it "becomes the duty
Of every community Of suhcient wealth and importance
TO found m establishment Of this kind No city Of any
magnitude can with propriety be without one New
YORK certainly cannot longer neglect the claims Of man
kind and Of her enlightened interest In this particular
without Disgrace before the civilized world In concl
sion is stated that the provisional trustees appointed
under charter granted by the Legislature, now that
our prominent citizens about returning 20 fown pro
Iose to to the public the subscription for
Tie Astronomical 0bsery atory 10 Central Park"
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the commencement Of "the in the Latin Quarter
me season OF fun % well study large sales at the
and cafes Of dresses for the grsettes Of
the "Coserie do Ilas" II may not DO unnteresng 10
those who in former years have inhabited the Ouarer
and who have "assisted many time and oft at the
balls at the "prado, until tho present year tho fyor,te
resort of the Students and their French teacher esses To
know that the Prad0 Ia It's flaming lights are
exnguished and its glory departed. It's proprietor has
united and its fortunes to the Closere dc HAS, What
q world Of change this mundane sphere isl
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San FRANCISCO, Oct. e--3 r. M.-F1our-76 sacks feo-
man Mills extra sold at So 80 per 200 lps 81 hall SACKS
Age extra at SO rs do 700 do Orange Mills extra at ~
do 60 DO San Jose extra at 81. WHOLESALERS OF 100
sacks milling lots at 81 65 per 100 lbs 298 sacks At
at 81 SO do 725 do at 81 70 do BareyaO sacks light
At 81 40 per 100 lbs 200 do. very inferior at u 70 10
500 do three lots at 81 80 do 800 do two lots at "
per 100 lbs 800 do at 81 67 200 do at 81 3d. 90 do
at 81 So poatoes-334 bags Bodegas at u 40 per 100
lbs jobbing at lhc 1Ac. Fruis-No sales reported
California grapes from &C. to To- according to quality;
Los Angeles, &c. Cooking apples at 81, fair to good, TO-
l2c choice l5c Peaches At &c. to TO- according TO
Cheese--Quoted at 2oc &c Poultry Chickens quoted
at SC. 61sc hens at Sc. l0c; turkeys 25c.; geese,
81 SO So per pair ducks 80 per Dozen FishSales Of
20 half bbs California mackerci at 30 per 100 lbs Su
gar00 sacks SO lbs. EACH Calcutta yellow crystal at
0Ac. Hay-ls tons, afoat, at SIC SO. Bags-l00 bales
gunnics, private terms 100 do at $780, do. 48 inch
wheat at 12c do "A inch sheetng at 1870. Salt-600
lbs table, S1sC.
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Mrs. Mary Ann Delevan, aged years, Formerly OF new
York. - - ana
McposArp.-In San Francisco, Oct. 4, Peter Il. hcDo-
maid a native Of New Orleans, aged 90 years v.s.
IIrsrNKR vacavlle Sept 20, suddenly, Elan Aese
nor formerly from Wain1eet Canada West.
p.pxr-At Rattlesnake Bar Placer county, Sept 80 A.
s. Parks aged about 80 years, formerly from Aassaona
sets
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RARyns-wnIAxs.-AtF Ferry Bluffs, Yuba county, Oct
T. Alexander Barnes to Mary Jane Williams.
RARRy-KKIy.-m San Francisco, Oct. 4, Patrick Barry
70 Mrs. Elizabeth Kelly.
RRoKAw-Moc11os-1n Sacramento, Sept %, Isaac G.
Brokaw to Harriet G. Mouiton
CoopER-DE I.AsAux.--M Eel River, Sept. y, John W.
Cooper TO Lucy p De Lasaux.
CRns-CuRRY.-In st. Louis, Sierra county, Joseph
Craig 70 Fanny Currey.
FosxpupixY-In San Francisco, Oct 4, ". G. Fore to
Mr.. Eliza Dudley.
HulMAs-wniAxs Bucksport Sept %, Caleb Hill-
man to Mrs. ]. c. williams.
Hoisnxvs-TATR.--In Indian Valley, Piumas county,
sept 26, T. D. HosseIkus to May Tate.
kose-bAuEy-ln Sacramento county, Oct 3, by the
rev. y. W Heath, Henry Ross TO Rachel Bailey.
tUNxR-SrARB0RD.-1nS San Francisco, Oct 4, A. j.
Turner to Annie NJ STAFFORD.
IHohPsoS-McRBRRy.-InB enicia, Oct, g. Henry Lee
thompson 70 Mary I. McKbben
ToIAND-MfNiRplEY-In San Francisco Oct a nv Rev
M Fitzgerald, Dr. H. h. Toland 70 Mrs Mary B. Mc(rid.
ny.
wARDEs-MnR-ln Downievile, Sept g. Michael
vanhar Warden 10 Eva Meir f - "'S0'
ABBenT.-In Stockton, Oct. g. Frank Ahbo,, . ,.,o -
New Hampshire, aged "A years A"s'e "
Acryw.-In San Francisco, Oct g. Jamas con os rob.
and Rose Agnew, aged years. ~
BsoGAN.-In AEysviile Oct 4, William Brosan. AGED
- years.
GxowIxr.-In San Francisco, Oct 4, Mary Eliza. univ
daughter Of Michael and Mary Crowley, aged yesrs
month and days.
DG4yAa-At Buena vis,a stanislaua county, Sept 90,
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Goxernment-A Royal swindle i'm Toe
by the Austrian Minister Of finance relative 70 the
ti0nal Loan
The last term Of payment Of the voluntary loan Of 1853
supplementary sums only now remaining TO be paid the
total Of the bonds issued that kind Of debit
orns which sas are IN Se
sinking fund Of the public debt so that the amount Of the
bonds Of this kind In circulation Is bs6 oo aorns and
the voluntary loan Of 1854 is dehnitivoly closed
from the Ost Deustche Post, Oct 16l
The publication Of this notice has produced an exraor
binary sensation in our financial world and we fear hat
IL will cause still greater abroad. The imperial do
cree Of 1884 prescribed national loan of 500 millions Of
FORMS and to the great surprise Of every one s pow
or iii millions more than tho original sum fixed out
Of these III u millions between twcntysix and twenty
s unS o s nn1c n u
simply signifies that the sums every year appropriated Is
the sinking fund Of the old public debt have mot been pa
Ones and that the money sich ought to Aass been iands
orcr 10 the Sinking fund hasoeeu employed for other prno
e n TINS pan We attach but little importance
Debts not paid Off except by real surplus and r. On
the contrary Old engagements are only settled by con-
tracing new ones, IL would be much better 10 sbstn
from such useless parade. ~
~ lFrom the london Post Oct 1871
loan Of 600 FORMS and bonds TO that amount sr
issued violation Of good faith in these matters 4 nm
precedened What therefore, the horror Of the pub
lie on being now informed that OF these bonds there ara
actually $50 600 In circulation and that some 28 0OO
o00 more have been paid 10 the sinking fund SO that there
s double cheat amounting In the whole TO III 900 900
HORNS We have heard before Of bankrupt States
ana Of repudiating States, butt reserved for lr0 10
e1hsnt me shocking spectacle Of ssoindling Nate On tho
one hand there are So 900 900 bonds than
horzed in the imperial patent put into circulation andcn
The other instead Of paying tho due the sinking
fluid, the Austrian Minister, having mo- whcro-
withal, simply coins or these bonds, aud
pays 26 ,0o0,000 forins Of them into tho sinking fund
instead Of 26,00o,QoQ Of cash. The money IL alb