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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-25

ANOTHER MURDER IN THE THIRTEENTH
WARD.-On Sunday night last, a difficulty
who den near the corner Of Sixth and Gull
vert streets, in which an Irishman named
VIM. Brown was severely beaten. Soon
afterward number of his friends assembled
and commenced miscellaneous attack with
powders on the houses of all the negroes in
the vicinity, and finally struck an old man
named Boone, who had no connection with
the affray, on the head, and injured him so
severely that he died yesterday. The MUIR
derer has not yet been discovered.
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A CINCINNATI PRINTER KILLED.-We find
an account in one of the Leavenworth City
papers of the death of r. G. Satterlee, for
merly of Cincinnati, and an old printer. He
was the publisher of the Herald, in Leavens
worth, and, it seems, on the 18th inst. he got
into quarrel with D. B. Anthony, propri-
street and exchanged pistol shots, which
resulted in Satterlee receiving a shot in the
right side, which caused his death. Mr.. Sat
terlee was q man much admired by his ac-
quaintances and esteemed by his friends.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-25

The RIVER NAvY.-The following gentle
men have been appointed to the command OF
the sheathed gun boats which have been
preparing at Fulton for the last few weeks:
Lexington, Captain John Duble; Consstoga,
Captain o. G. Williamson; 4. o. Tyler, Cap
tain Daniel Collier. The Tyler went down
the river yesterday; the others will follow
m mOrrOw
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-25

MAN Run OVER BY A RAILRoAD TRIAN.-
Matt Mormon, who was river wstchman for
q long time under Mayors Thomas and
Bishop, was run over by the cars, while
watching a bridge near Milford, and instantly
killed, night before last, 1t is supposed he
bad fallen asleep on the track. He was
thirty years of age, and unmarried.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-25

SWORD PREsEETAT1oN.--H. A. Edwards
yesterday, presented a handsome sword and
sash to Lieutenant Gilman, Company g, Of
the Guthrie Gray Regiment, 1t was pur-
chased by his numerous friends connected
with the fire department, and possessed all
the good qualities which should belong to an
article of that description.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-25

ELECTION OF CoLoRD SCHOOL TRUSTEES
The election for trustees of the Oolored
Schools took place last night, and resulted
as follows;
Eastern Distriet-Marshal Jones, R. G.
Ball, II. Lewis.
Western District-J, Troy, O. O. Cole, P.
b. Ferguson. ..a .H.a - ". ~.
The contest was spirited in the Eastern
District, and all Of the old Board was de.
feated. glis 4 10 ..ri r.iait sf .
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ANOTHER COMPANY FOR THE WAR;. ].
Hooker, of the Seventeenth Ward, isIorgsn-
izing a company for the war, to be attached
to Colonel Wilstsch's Regiment. 1t will be
called the Lyon Guard, in honor of General
Lyon. a meeting will be held this evening
at the Firemen's Hall. The company must
be filled by Saturday night.
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s,eamboat ResIster.

ATrivaIs- Sunday. Superior, Louisville; Sallie
List, PittsbnIg; Magnolia Maysyille.
DepaFtires- -SnndAy.-Saperior, Louisville. d u
1Tfipals- Monday.-FOrest Queen, Madison John
Bell, Wheeling Major Anderson LOaisville {; Ian
'psportsres- Monday - FoEsst. Queen, MAaiAon
MajoF AndeTBon, Louisville Lancaster, Ne. 4,
mouth Cricket No. q wheelingi III. Dane
MQscSW. f;t,fvs.Is
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-25

ADAMs's EXPRESS COMPANY. Our readers
as well as ourselves, are under obligations
to the above Company for Southern news
clipped from the New Orleans and other
Southern papers, of which, but for their
energy and courtesy, we should now proba-
bly, be deprived.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-25

MILITARY ELECTION To-DAY.-The Second
Regiment of Militia OF Reserve holds its
election for field officers to-day. There are
two candidates for each Office, viz for Colo
mel, General Charles H. Sargent, and Cap
tain ]. F. Wilstee for Lieutenant-C Colonel,
Captains George G. King and Charles II.
Reeder; for Major, Captain 3. Penrose Jones
and Captain L. Schloss. Colonel Kennett
has declined the candidacy for Colonel in
favor Of General Sargent, and Lieutenant
Brown declines in favor Of Captain Jones,
for Major.
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rBy Telegraphl
TNE NNINsEWFWfT
New York BnnIs.stntemenf.

Nkw YoRE, June PAP. M.-Decrease in
Loans, Sl,s2I 1ss; increase in Specie, ST.
1878; decrease in Circulation, S263, 455;
decrease in Deposits, $500, 44s.
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LOST.

II .OsT-PLAN-0f three cornered house, five
n divisions, on yellow paper supposed TO be lost
on Walnut Hills. Any one returning the ssms to
this office will be rewarded je25-b'
II OsT-BRACELRT-A fne Jet and gold enam-
H eled lady's BIacslet, for which the Hinder will
be literally rewarded II left at Desk No, II, Ktna
Insurance Co, 1S1 Vine 81. je23bs
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New YORK, June 24.-Stocks firm and
quiet Illinois Scrip, 651E New York Gem
tral, 735s Galena and Chicago, 5s94; Har-
lem, 1879; Pacific Mail, 65X Missouri
Skies, 3894. a.i
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SIxTY-F1vE per cent. was fixed last night
as the maximum for admission to the inter-
mediate schools. This will admit seven
hundred and thirty. eight pupils.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-25

THE New York Illustrated News and Frank
Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper for this
week. can be had of G. N. Lewis, at % West
Sixth street.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-25

PREsENTAT1oN.-The Wyandotte Tribe, 1.
o. Il. NJ, presented Captain (now Lieuten-
ant. Colonel) r. B. Hayes with a splendid
pair of epaulettes on Saturday last.
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BOARDING.

NROARDING-A few gentlemen can he accom-
ND modated with board and room at 100 West
Fourth ST. References required. Je25df
HBOAR RDIN(s-Several furnishe ed rooms, pleas.
ID antly located, suitable for gentleman and wife
or nRle gentlemen, with or without board Apply
at 33 George st bet. Race and MIN Je2j.b+
E1OARDING- gentleman and wife, or two
HD sing gentlemen. can obtain board and very
pleasant trout room with all modern conveuiences,
at 269 Seventh street. je25-b'
FDOAHpi NG-A welt furnished front room,
SO suitabl- for a gentleman and his wife, or two
hngle ge t'men, to rent with board. Apply at
f6 Mound,st. je25.h'
HpOARDING-A gentleman and lady can be
ub acc 'mmodated with pleasant furnished front
room and boarding, at 310 Elm street, one door
above inth street Also, few single gentlemen
with pleasa rooms or day. board. je25-b'
N1GAR NG-Two or three gentlemen can be
EDaccnmm0dated with pleasant front room, with
board, ia private family where there are no other
b ardels $50, few day. boardeTs can be accom-
modated Apply at $50 West Ninth st. ie25.ba
DGAE DING-F For two gentlemen and wives.
NJ Also, four single gentlemen can be accommo-
dated with board Also, q few day -bOarders, ia a
private smtS, 123 Linn.st. House airy and pleas
ant. Street cars running past the door. je25bs
EpOAE DIHG-Two pleasant front rooms suita
E0 bic families, furnished or unfurnished, with
b ard. ESQ, rooms with board for atew single gem
temen lay boarders can be accommodated at re-
duc,d prices at 1O7 Pike-stTeet. je23-c'
EIOARDING-0ne room, suitable for "a gentle-
single room, in of the most desirable loca-
tlous in the city, where all the comforts of home
may be enjoyed Apply at 225 West Fourth
street, between Plum and Central-avenue. je25-a'
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PERSONAL,

EDEHSONAL-J NJ, who advertised IN the
III Pres of the 10Th inst, will hud note at this
Office. The party would like to see him. je23.b@
EHFRSONAI IS l.. MCFADOEN and LADY,
Il CRirvoyant, Heilng and Test Mediums, may
be consulted for few days at 2In West Fifth. ct.
be made. Je23-eS
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AUCTION SALES.

A UCTION SALE-BY WELLS & MILFS.-
IN Saes.room No. 25 PEARL street,-Dry Goods,
straw Goods, Ribbons, SILK Lace Mantes Bo1ts
and Shoes at Auction.-On TUESDAY MOKNING,
June 25, at o'clock general variety Of seasonable
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods.
ALSO % cartons fresh, good style Ribbons.
ALSO-J0 fine Silk GaCe Mantles.
ALSO-2l cnses fine Panama, Senete, Canton
Straw ard LeghOrn Hats, Boots, Shoes &c.
Regular sale on WEDNESDAY, June 26, at
o'clock Je25
a UCTION SALE-BY ]. GRAFF 4 KOHL.
IN Furniture at Auction.-Will be sold at Public
Auction, THIS Tuesday, MORNING, June 25, at
o'clock, at No. 50 Hopkins. street, the Chamber,
DiningrCom and Kitchen Furniture of q family
JACOB GRAFT. Auotioneer,
je25 is East Fourth. street.
A UCTION sALE-BY SMITH a. WILLIAMS,
N Successors to Kellogg & Williams,) kales.
room, Nos. ~ and "a East Third -street.-Ma1: n:
ufactureT's Sale of $4,000 gorth of Carriages aud
RuRgies at Aucton.-On TUESDAY MORNING,
July q at 9 O'Clock, will be sold, without any re-
serve, $40 600 worth of Carriages and Buggies en-
braciDg almost every variety.
ie23 SMITH d WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
A UCTION sALE-There is a fine Billiard.
IN table, with Balls and Cues complete, to be seld
at COOPER & STOK ESS Auction room, Ia East
Fourth street, on THU RSDAY, June 26, 1861 Gall
and see it. Je2O-d
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GRoEsBEcK RIFLES FOR THE WAR.-Ser-
geant Frank Fields, of Newport, will take
commsnd. Here is good chance. Don't
let this opportunity slip. John r. Craig is
recruiting at 55 Columbia street.
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THE DAILY PRESS.
PopuIar AdvertIsementI.

The CincinnoH DAILY PREss e ne natwal o-OaH ot
labor apd e1apIoNnsnt IN tis CITY. The JaclRiss Of
communication which Rgnisbes betsesn labofers and
employers, and betrDeen capital and Industry, bv eans
Of q, large circulation and chsap adrsrtisemsnts sup
ply NE people Nth convenience vhich has only 70 be
tried 10 be appreciated bief oavoTtisenenf IN he
DAILY PRLss places ls object before mdnV housands
Of both ldbofers aud employers, and Of buyers and
sellers
6nyeers 70 advertisements av BE- received at e o6ics
Of the Daily PRlss, sealed, and addressed 10 names
fai4ais nv V,y,l,egs
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FOUND.

TNOUND-POCKET. BoOK-On sunday evening,
II near the Brighton House, Containing a small
sum Of money, which the owner can have by pay
ing for this advertisement. je25-b
INOUNB-The only store in the eitv that Keeps
II up 90 d assortment Of Fresh Bonnets Rib
bona aid Millipery Goods the original aad only
Cheap Milinsiy staTs, No. > West 6iish.st, psAr
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-25

THE DEXTER GUARDS paraded the streets
last evening with music and colors, present.
ing very fine appearance.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-25
COMMON PLEAS.

The State Us. Eliza Morgan and John
Richards. Trial before Judge Carter for
burglary and larceny of $106 Verdict of
guilty. George and Jetson Bainbridge were
impleaded in the same indictment, but a
severance was granted.
Hester Ann Jones VS. Thomas Jones De-
cree for divorce granted by Judge Collins
on the ground of adultery and extreme
cruelty.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-25
wANTsi VANISH

WANTS! VANISH
II you want Servant, advertise in
THE DAILY PRESS.
If you want House. advertise in
THE DAILY PRESS.
If you want to Sell any thing, advertise in
THE DAILY PRESS.
II you want to Buy any thing, advertise in
TIE DAILY PRESS.
In fact every want can be supplied by advertising
in THE DAILY PRESS.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-25

PROBATE COURT.
Elizabeth and Laura Poole selected Will
liam Spooner as their guardian.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-25
Law REPORT.


BEFoRE JUDeE SToRER.-HiIl, assignee of
McChesney, %. I. J. Sherlock. Suit to re-
cover on a subscription 70 the stock of sus-
pended newspaper. the Courier, a sheet en-
gagged during the Presidential campaign in
advocating the claims Of John O. Breck-
inridge. Judgment for 500.
Schooley Vs Mclaughlin. Reserved for
the General Term.
S. G. Hunt ys. J. A. Shaw. To recover
damages for injury to a building. A jury
was sworn and instructed to visit the
premises. Case to be tried to-day.
J. McDougal Us. Charles McDougal and
wife. An action of replevin.
BEFORE JUDGB HoADLEY Submitted cases
were heard.
DEFAULTs.-It was intimated by Judge
Hoadley that this day Tuesday, would be
the last for handing up papers, in default
cases, to him. He hoped attorneys would
take especial notice Of this, as otherwise they
will be too late to procure a Judgment.
The Judge and Clerk have their hands full,
and can not attend to the business after to.
day.
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City News.

To OUR BRooKv1LLE SUBsoRIBERs.-Our
friends in Brookville, Ind, will hereafter fiud
the Press at the book and stationery store Of
l. W. Kelley.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-25

STREET REPAIRS - The City Passenger
Railroad Company are putting the bowldered
streets through which their track is laid in
complete repair. The intersection of Fifth
and Race-streets has been very substantially
improved, by using double sets of gutter
plates, so as 10 admit of the passage of twice
the usual quantity of water, and by raising
and thoroughly paving the intersection.
them on Fourth. street. opposite the CONNER
eidI Building. Their PAYERS are now en-
plOyed in repairing Fourth street. from
Lawrence to Smith. This Company has had
good gang of paving and repairing hands,
busy on their tracks, ever since their cars
started, whenever the weather would permit.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-25

FATAL ARRAY ON WALNUT sTREET-A
Nan StGbs Policeman and is Shot Dead
A fatal affray occurred about eight o'clock
last night on Walnut. street, near Water, in
which q man named Pat. Kinney was shot
through the heart, by policeman named
Purcell. ltappesrs that Purcell and another
wstchman named Mullin arrested one John
Madden for assault and battery, and were
taking him TO the Station-house, when they
were beset by gang of rowdies, who at
tempted to rescue the prisontr. AS soon as
the policemen saw they were likely TO be
overpowered, Mullin took Madden, while
Purcell, pistol in hand, attempted to keep
back the mob. Afterp proceeding in this way
for half square, Kinney rushed forward and
stabbed Purcell with knife, infieting a
severe, but not dangerous wound. As soon
as Purcell received the stab, he fred, the ball
passing through Kinney's heart and causing
almost instant death. The remainder of the
crowd continued to tantalize and insult the
officers until they arrived at the StStion-
house, but they made no other demonstra-
tions, and finally dispersed.
= iKip9ey'was twenty two years Of agss sut
had q family, slzA sal 5ss,sb1i.t. ~, h -;
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Np pANTED-I ME D 1 L =
100 YOUNG MEN, Wn
-FOR THE ~
U. s. Dragons and Flying ArtiIler,

None need apply but young unmarried men, Of
good character, Pay varies from Sl2 to S25 per
month. In addition 70 pay, an abundance OF good
aud comfortable clething, board and medical at
with his
Apply at once at No I39 Sycamore-st
NIB SWIETzER, First Lient, lat Dragons,
myl5-tf Recruiting Officer.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-25

WV KANTBD-Suldiers, Officers ard Generals, or
w any other gentleman to call at COWAN'S
magnificent Gallery Of Art, ~ West Fifth st and
have Of his sstDg pictures taken at prices
the lowest in the city. je2j.D
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WWANTFD- SIS To s25 A wEER-Any per-
w son disposed TO engage in respectable, money
makiog business, requiring only a small capital,
should call at 259 Central.av., between Sixth and
George le2j-b"
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-02-22
CI1EEsOKEE REmEDY


TINlliS Remedy cures when all other prcpara
L tons fnil. 1t is entire V II like every other
compound. containing no minera' poison ar ndm'
scous Drmy. as it is prepared solely from Roots,
BarkS aud Lcorrs. aud h.s been handed down
from one generation % another bv the Cherokee
Indians 1t Is offered TO lac rui',> its own in
Irinsic merits. 1t performs it's duty quickly and
thoroughly. The unfortunate of either sex will
DE repaid hy using this meipinstend ofplncng
themselves at the mercy ofsomc Qunck or Pro.
lessor. This Remedy strikes at the very Root of
she dseasc its tendency is not simply to suspend
his poison. but to remove the cause on which 1t
I depcnds.-F directions in pamphlet form ac.
company e"stt4ble.-Thc speedy and perma-
Enens reegsa3&ASd by this Remedy, in nll eases
of GonoIAHE. ~ FetS Grarei. Sirisiarc F7tor Al
bps (ITRsHaSAlFrmdir,,l ana all Diseases of the
turina ~ Organs, has astonshc'l the mo ct scien-
ffc men of the nge. This remedy not only Grad
hates all poison from the system but in"iyorntcs
! t1etl.ust delicate constitution. CY"It does not
affect he breath or interfere with any enss OF
b,sinfss, Or pequ ire any deviation FROM the usu
a, diet. 1t requires no assistance from 9th
let nIedicin And what enhances it's value q
itkeentire absrnce of all nnuseous taste, being n
tireasant and delicious syrup.
+ Price 81 per Bottc. or Three Bottles for SIS.
POTTER & MERVlN, Sole Propretors.
| st. Louis, Mo.
Sold in Abhevillc by D MCLAUGHLIN, and all
r;sponsible denlr:a in medicines. Vun Sehaak
& 9riereon. Charleston. Wholesale Agents.
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State of South Carolina.
+ ABBEFiLLE DISTRICT.

OGci Court "fCosn'on Pleas and Gent Sessions
\ t'* IS 4""'S' rAoms.": A"::s%s"'i sT:;' F'"'".
. s'e W. Davis. J lifts Attorney.
vX!HEREAS the E.laintif did an the tsnth
w day of April, egh,een hundred and
sixty .|fiIe his declaration ngiust the Deten.
Dent )who. Git is said) is absent from mud
withn& the limits of the state. nn1 has neither
wife nf attorney knnwD within the same, upan
~E"pt copy nf said drclnra,i"n mi ght he
servr& Irzi> therefore ordered. thar the sail
1Detcnl lASt d" .pp"nr and pir:af III. said de.
clurn,pn. on ~ .f1ut the ..lrv"n'h day oi
Ap,l ciph,"nt l." '.;:SA xty.'ne. other
" -. fl ,ai an, n;.>'. ~ ipir;' ~, WI then b.
gwen inI AVA. s." ,r'!i,:' ii III: r
= tiniM .McEGi'.NLH. Q. c. r.
Gle, ks.Qffie,l
april l.. -iet:, { II I2m
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-02-22

from the eminent manufacturing chemists,
Mcssrs. Potts & Klett. under whose personal
supervision RHODES SUPER PHOSPHATE is
manufactured. This Manure has been used in
South Carolina for scAcral years past, with
great success in the culture of Cotton aud Corn
und is now thoroughly established for these i'm.
portnnt staples DO not let the present season
pass without the experiment.
Read the annexed letters from gentleman who
have tried it the past season.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-02-22
BELLS

We east i lis IF all sizes. for Churches ur
Fire Alarm, on tie ,n"st reasonable terms, aud
It they do Eoi give general satisfaction. the
pnr,y "an r-iarn them NJ nur expense. We
were awa:.l-l Premiums last year at III" State
Fair hll in Cnur.lin. and at the Charleston
InsiituIe Fuir ior our Bells. -.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-02-22
Grist Elills and Grist Mill Irons,

We manu- n",ur, Portable Mills of ali eizes,
and nt superior pattern. Alsu G list Mill lrr"a
&c all sizes I,nr Gii.' Nj i'll Irons also took The
!'r, niIin ut thc late Eair IN Columbia. :
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-02-22
RATES OF ADYERTIsING.

4 The Propretors of the Abbeve Press and
Abbeville Bnmncr hape established the follow.
ing rates of Advertising to be charged By
both papers:
Every Advertisement inserted for q less time
than three months will De charged by the in
sertion at One Dollar per Square. q! inch
the space OF IL solid lines or less.j for the
first insertion. aud Fifty Cents for each sub
at0uput Insertion 60 .-.f .
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IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS

OF all Descriptions Made to Order.
We cast every day in the week. We have
now the best Stock of Gearing Patterns in the
state. having purchased all the Patterns he
longing !" G"org Sinclair 4 Co. along ith the
shop. W" h"v" good Pattern Makers eonstnnt-
~ employed. Our Castings have taken the
Premium every year at the State Agricultural
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-02-22

Obituary Notices
Exceeding one square, or twelve lines, will
he charged for, as advertisements
ES- Marriage notices solicited.
sG Al! Comnun ications not Of general in
terest will be charged for
eB Announcing Candidates Five Dollars.
10y All advertisements not haying the mum.
Der of Insertions marked on tile copy. will be
published till forbid and charged accordingly.
rs Money for Job Work and Advertising
from any except regular patrons will be consid-
cred due soon as the W ork is done.
cYr Subscribers and others, in debt so u.s.
'nre urgently requested to send us the amount
of their indebtedness Immediately.
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Two Dollars In Advance, or Two
Dollars and Fifty Cents at the
Expiration of the Year.

eB: All, subscriptions not limited at the
time of subscribing, will be considered n
indefinite. and will be continued until arrear-
ages arc paid, or at the option Of the Proprie-
ors. Orders from other States must invariably
G accompanied with the Cash. u&n =
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-02-22
Saw Mills.

We manufacture. rir'ular Saw Millsof three
-iZ.s. Also, Writers i'n' rrt Muiny Saws f,r
which W" have the II rht # ih" ~;uir Of Snuii,
Carolina, and W" also u,a.:r INV M,!l Irnus. of
all sizes Cur Saw vi! Irons n'-n foot tie
I'reinuin nt the ia,r Far held in tuin.r!.r.