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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-17

We have received two or three letter.
making complaints like the following:
Posr OIvicL. RAIRNoxT, Va,
October 18th. 1861.


Ed. LntelIigeHeST-Nueh complaint is
made At this once by the subscribers Of
YOUR paper. Scarcely day goes by but
what some one Of your subscribers fails TO
get his paper. There Is wrong existing
Somewbere, and think il must be At your
Office. II not, try aud find out where il
does rest and try and correct IL The fault,
lam satisfied, Is not At this Office. hear
OF complaints Of q similar kind being made
by your subscribers At other Offices
Please let this have your immediate atten-
ton that Is, make The wrong Ti9hf, aud
thereby saYe much grumbling upon the
part Of those who seem anxious TO eneOur-
age your paper and TO know the news.
Yours truly, &C.,
We eheerfulIy give place to the above,
and would say, by way Of reply, that we
have referred these complaints, and Others
OF q sim lar character, 70 our mailing
clerk, who assures rs most positively that
he puts up all the papers that are entitled
70 20. We cannot believe that there is
anything wrong along the mail routes, or
in the country post Offices, as We have the
utmost confidence in the Agents aud Post
masters, and in addition 70 knowing them
all to be just the right kind of men, it Is
too small matter 70 engage the enterprise
Of any one. We confess ourselves COM
plsteIy non-plussed.
We would suggest that At many Offices
where We have large daily lists, names are
being cut Oh every day or two, Tin accord
anes with .our invnriable rule Of pay in
adTanes,) in consequence Of the time be-
ing out. It may be that in some such
cases, subseril erB who are little careless
about keeping the ruu Of things, are OBJ
liViouS Of this fact, and liable to be annoy
ed by IT for a day or two, suPpOsing it
merely failure, and not stoPPage.
We have eujoined redoubled diligence in
the mailing department, aud trust that i
any earslessuess here has been cause Of
complaint, it will not be 80 again.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-17
srIRRING EyENrs AT HASD.

The excitement and anxiety that pre-
vailed yesterday and the day before has
gradually passed away, and the city to-day,
outside of the movements of the soldiery,
presents quiet appearance. Everything,
however, betokens stirring events at hand
Before tomorrow night it is expected that
our forces will be strongly entreuehed at
Fairfax aud CentreSiile. A strong recon-.
noisance was made this morning from the
neighborhood of LeHinETiLle. Il is not
believed that the rebels will make = stand
at either place, but that they will retreat
as they did from MunsOn's Hill It
more than probable that the next great
blow will be struck on the old battle field
at Bull Run. One thing is determined up
on, that.Gen.. Mcclellan is determined that
there shall be NO retreat nor backward
movement.
THE wKATHER.
The weather to-day has baen delightful,
aud the Avenue is crowded with promena-
ders. There are but very few soldiers to
be seen in the streets to-day. All the re-
giments on this side are in momentary ex-
peetation ofreeeiving orders 70 strike their
tents and move forward The officers aud
men are therefore kept at their posts.
REBEL coxT1scArIox.
Ihe hichmond Enquirer Of the lin IN
slant, just received here, has an account
of the coniscation of estates and proper
~ in Virginia, which have occurred under
the terms Of the recent Sequestratiou act
OF the rebel Congress since the Both of
September. The aggregate value Of the
property thus eoniscated, owned by
Northern citizens or loyal Virginians, is
estimated at eight Hundred thousand dollars.
Among the sufferers are the following
persons, who are named in the EaQUirer's
list: August Belmont, of New York, who
loses i've hundred hogsheads Of tobacco,
valued at two hundred aud eighty thous-
and dollars Woods, Lowry & Fannt, Of
Norfolk, Virginia, G. n. Fry / Co, of
New York, ami Chickeriug & Sons, of
Boston the last named house losing
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-17

Every preparation is being made for
bringing our wounded soldiers to this city,
should fight take place on the other side.
The Patent Office aud other buildings are
being fitted up with extra accommoda-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-17
Corrupt Quartermasters among the
Rebels.

a correspondent writing from winches-
ter, Tennessee, says that he has sent eigh-
teen packages of vegetables and other
comforts to the First Regiment Tennessee
Volunteers in Virginia, and they have not
been received. He says "the papers TEEN
with similar complaints, aud also of deli
cacies. wines, cordials, brandies, &C., ship
ped to sick soldiers. being consumed by
dissiPated surgeons, assistants, and their
haugers-on." He thinks the new Govern
ment is already as corrupt as the old one.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-17
nEREsTRIoTIoN OF TRADE.

Surveyor HornbEO01L's Instructions
In Relation 10 Shipments OF Goods.
The following instructions have been is
sued to Surveyor HOrubrook. Our citizens
may thus see what this officer is obliged to
do in discharging the duties of his position.
We think these regulations will give
very general satisfaction.
WHEELING, Va, Oct. 10th, 1851.
Sir: desire TO inform you that is the
wish of the Treasury Department that the
commercial intercourse of the other loyal
States with Western Virginia, and especi-
ally that the trade of Wheeling, shall be
as completely unrestricted as is consistent
with the determination to prevent contra
band goods or army supplies from reaching
the enemies Of the government.
l would therefsre recommend that no
permits be required OF merchants for ship
ments Of goods into loyal States. But as
Western Virginia, Kentucky and Missouri,
though adhering TO the Union, still abound
with disloyal men, you will require ship
pers to procure permits for all goods ship
ped or forwarded to those States; and you
must unhesitAtingly and promptly refuse
permits TO ship contraband articles, espeei-
ally powder, lead, pistols, percussion caps,
&c, TO persons residing in either of those
States, wlo are known to be disloyal to
the government.
You will also cause to be examined all
trunks, baggage. packages, Be-, passing
through this place, whenever you suspect
design TO smuggle eontrabaud articles
through TO the enemy; and when parties
desire it seal mp the trunks packages, &c.,
so as to obviate the necessity of examina-
ton at other points.
Very respectfully,
Your o6't sery't,
THos. HRAT0N,
Special Agent
To THos. HoRSRRooE, Esq Surveyor Of
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APYAIRs ALoxo TIE LINKS.

Special Dispatches from washington.
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occUPArIoS OF HARPER's FEERY.-A let
ter from Point of Rocks, under date of the
the sth, says:
Five companies of the 18th Massaehu-
sets regiment passed this point yesterday,
aud have since heard that they have tn
ken possession of Harperss Ferry; aud that
the bridge over the Potomac, which was
being rebuilt when We were at Sandy
Hook, is now to be finished with all speed.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-17

large stock of pianos in the hands Of their
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-17

In aeeDes q deAauehery he Is ever FUND
Nov rOlI4 IL h better bE him % live
And eoTeEn tafs raall. Uken I'm gooes
With Nee, desolatiOn and wrong
Or that he Aboald die, and Iay eJGntEy I'VE,
Rree Of the biiEh.inr tech which ne W0ala sissi
Peter then justifes himself by citing az
example in 3 sort Of club foot measure
and alludes to the old Roman, Yirginius,
who he says
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ID. NIC0II q BRO.

DEsPECrFuLLY asks those indebted to them to
II, make Immediate settlement Many bills are Of
Iect them and yet In the aggregate amount 70 con-
siderable. We hope attention will be paid to this
notice Prom the irst Of October shall be obliged
to adopt the cash system exclusively.
SEPT 30 1851
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-17
PETER THE GREAT OUT-PETER-
THE-GREAT.ED.

Something about what Peter r. Sup
posed 20 have said 20 his son Aleek
after the same was Dead and mann Z
any breath sflnto5 him.
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:, Taxes! Taxes!
NIX PAYERS arc respectfully notified that 1n
aud nftsr the hrst day Of SsptsubeF nf =, -
undersigned will be prepared 70 reeeitS;- 800
SiierifFs once, b1sement Of Court House, lhe &C.,
County nd School Taxes for TIE year 1851 =
on the Rtate Tax the following disco .L,rT
loved by law: Ten per eesliHu on the alSpun5 - a
n nsTnent be fn.s on or before the h.sui ~ u
SItsS6eT Hs4f if made Riter the hiteentn ~ -
sentember and prior to the efieerh day q ~ istf
Nh sir peT esHfH1a; aud II made atteT me 80
day or October and prior TO the EeHlf day " w.
"a = '''-S'' ALOSZO lJoRISG,
Sheriff Ohio County.
wheeling, Va, Aug. q, 1ssI-d&Wh
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-08-02

aEXcoedinc one square, Or twelve lines, will
oe charged for, as advertisements.
~ Marriage notices solicited. e.,
~ All commn"ic"'ions not Of; general in .
tereSt will b. charged for. II 81,
E-3 Announcing Dollars
~ All advertisements not bayinn tho r,,,,.
Der "t Insertions marked on tho copy. will b,
pu'i's'ic'! I'LL forbid and charged accordingly.
szs Money FOR job Work and Advertising
IRON any Except r",.'!iar patrons willBaccn,i,i
ef'd """ :'S s""n rs ;.ic wi:i j. lone
- Subscriber. AMI oil .rs, in debt so II,
nre urgently r"Gu"ste I" send us the amount
OF their i"1ei!c,iIess r'mIedia,ely.
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g; MEHiMETHEfs,

" --oANSfsS 'AJfC tNGtU1l uIuSGlSC,
NINETY SIN S. e. go.
II AFING enln,r red hia Stock of Drugs
4 Il an: Medicines. wonld respeatfnl1 ~ efn
the attention of his friend. and fhespublie geus
orally to his dne stock Of the same, AND solicit
continuance Of their Kind patronage and lib
ernlitv. s<SaTy -.
lie proposes selinr Drugs as low as any first
lass Drug Store in the mp.co.ntry. His stock
- complste, AMI "vc.y:h;", sold Ly li:m is
warranted 10 he fresh and genuine. AT his
Fi"rr may h. fo;iti :a....sss' !
DYE ETUhFS, PIINT.S, OILS
Narnis!,cs. sVanish anl Paint Brushcs
Spices, Mace, Gloves, Pepper, Teas
of all kinds, Buggy and Car x
riage Grease, -. ,se,s.s
Also a fine lot Of CHEWING TOBACCO,
and SEC AIRS Of the best brands.
A large and varied stock ofSexcelent "a rs }
PERFUNIERY. 3s
lie also oifers Con fec'ionar,cs.
ERA NDIES, TcgssSag 2&sSfSsss 81 fsss
fuie Old Port. Madeira and Muliaga
WyN W VI nc &w
at exceedingly low figures. Also, asgood ar
tice of Apple Vinegar Kerosene Oils and
Fluids. Lamps Of all kinds. Wicks for any
kind of Lamps, and everything usually kept
IN a first class Drug Store.
Prompt attention will be given to ALL
May 25, 1S6O-l-tf
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s;.ss.1,sssssk.3IA En- E,EHfEDy

-!H N''H'b'c rHtc for ConOrhaa
l"d II! Ei%4as"S of the, Urinary Organs.
S>l;~ i'r,ny,ly cures when al other prt para.
I ,:nr, i"i!. itisSEtirely uvliksagsry other
c"nil."uml, ,on!airin" n, .;'aefotT15is6n Or ttut
E0.h& "u.i L"r'"s, au;! Las been handed dove
,:":m one cc,'":.i."n :" a"!::vr Nv lie L.r1I,"
!"h'"aS. Its "i}.ic'! 10 II" public on it's OWL ia
irinsir merits. II p-lfu,ns lis duty quickly and
th"r"mghiy. The n"y"ri't,,,te of her SEX will
t." rcrai''i'y using thi> H..n,J. instead of placing
themselves ut the mercy aisome Qunck or1'ro
frSsor This Remcdg strikes ut the very Root Of
the disease: It's tendency j. not simply to suspend
tbs poison. but to remove the caus.. on whirl,
d"lcnds.-Full directions in pamphlet form nc.
company each bo,ll".--Thc speedy and rrrma.
rrrt relief afforded ~ this Remedy. in nj eases
"f G"narh.r". Gi'n. Eror,i !Siricin,,. i7.oy II
h"$, lh"% !" t;""''s,) and all bis"u-. of the
trin"ry t!".Hna has ns,oui-cl :he most scrn.
tai" ii''n "t the nr". This remedy moi only Grad.
i:a''s nil j.iS,n from ,c Syst,Jn lat inr;gDrnkx
la" n":' 'l"i*at" constitutions. CO. |, does not
'i!'"; III" br"aih "r interfere with any .lnss of
hn,'t'ss, or require any ,lcviut"u iron, the usu
- ""t. G2J IL requires II" assistance from 9th
or rnr'li".n". An,l what cnlnu."s IL vnl,. $
''i""'tiir" absence # all nauscous taste Gc.nra
r!''S''t and 'liiri"ns syrup.
I'r''r - PR HaH" or 1hr,c EnHI,s j:,f:J
POTTER d MEliNiN, Sole prol.irtnrs,
st. Louis. No.
S"ld-in .N'cvilic hy u, Nclauyhl;i, an,l al
responsible dealers in n".icin.s Van :-claak
d ':!e:s'n Charleston. Wholesale: Agents.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-08-02
State OF South Carclino.
.iEBEVILLE Ey.SyI.Jry

EMr" C""H "fC"mm"m pha% dnH GcnT &, r,iou.;
A"":" " QG'i:r, Au""h:nrnr.
-: iEaul'son & Tni: nai.:-
.'"s ". Davis. Ills Attorney.
ilEi:HAS III" l'iainlif did on ia: ,,n,h
" day OF April, eighteen hundred an.!
sixty, fl" his 'i,r!a,ation na,,st the D,I,,..
'r"t, "h". ti Is s"!I) is absent frorm aui
wI'hrIt The l''Ii- "f the state. and ha, neither
VII" a"r attorney known wi'I,in Tie ~a:.I.. ,!,,.u
"E"i'. 4 copy Of said declaration rhi.h, Er
served: II Is therefore ",,,rr",l ;l:. The sal !
i!''"'.'"nt d" appear and plead To IN" said d."
ct;rn'!"i, on "r i,.!uic The, -.cv"uii, ,l,y of
Ari'l: "I-"',"n hn' 'lrri ard ,;x'y.orc other
wise final al! '.'.H".N'" iu,i"m-;.t Will ,hsu be
given and .w",.iri ..,!rS, him.
MATTHEW \.vEONALD, = c. =.
Clerks Gire,
April T.. lsdpl 81 la,n
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-08-02
THE GREA" .ANGI1sH RnMzYD
SIR JAMES CEARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills.

PROTECTED ,,F3es 'sxSaa : LETTERS
BY Etl AZ. s.SI>st:a5;;ffzs 81 s.bN2 PATENT.
Ills Invaluable medicine is unfailing in tho
are Of all those painful aud dangerous dis:s
cases incil"n, to The female constitution.
s.iucti"ns, from whatever cause, and speedy
cure may DC relied on.
'E'0 CARRIED LADIES
ia,r@cuiary suited. 1t will, in a short tims
"r:n2 on The monthly period with regularit
tAtTirN-Ilese Pills should not be take
hy 'en"ies that are pregnant, durinRsthe frst
three months, as they;are sure to bring on Mis-.
carr'"ge; but at every other time, and in eve.
~ other cnse they are perfectly safe. y
In all eases of Nervotis and Spinal Affections
Pain in the Back and LinBs$ ueaviness. F.-
l,G"c on slight exertion,, Palpitation of tho
Heart. l."wness Of Spirits, "Hysterics Sick
li"ala"h". Whites anl all the painful disease.
"c"n !"ici 10y \ disordered system, these Pills
Will effect. cure when all other ms have fail
&c! tni! directions in the pamphlet around each
n"rNn@', which should be carefully preserved
y bottle containing 80 pills, and, encircled
viii the Government Stamp Of Great Britain
"A" hc sent post free for 5 l and postagcstamps
G"n"ral ",rnt for L. S., job Moses, Rochester
sold in Ahhevic by Donald MCLAUGHLIN.
L. ]. Er"nc;i. and G. II. Allen and all Drug
g:sis everywhere. Van Setback e. Grierson.
Charleston, Wholesale Agents. 7,fRlst
IMPORTANT TO PLANTE
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RATES oF:5ADyERTIs1NG

The prorri'ors of:the Ahbcville Press and
zAhbevilie B""nct have established the follow.
!, ing G rates OF ADVERTISING 10 be charged Jy
Every Advertisement inserted for n ,essy,;,,,,
than three months. viii be Charged blythe in
seri'on a, One Dollar per Square a. in.n
the space OF Il s"hl lines orr less, y for the
hrft l insertion. md Fifty Cents for each sub
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-08-02
KA (}FEEsR, BAUM e CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
I'D IL 1 90 q I)'S
i S S 9Nls Ns 6 IS e : S GB 1n e MD M
A7S! BROAD
UNDER THE AUGUSTA HOTEL, AUGUSTA GA.
ETS,'
UNDER TIE AUGUSTA HOTEL, AUGUSTA, Ga.

M cau,, io" Merchants
Saon. Gu
largest in
'""''! Go
n Ymk of wi;
il Iucs, ,Novctis
o
u!
Wholesale lons besides
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T E Il
RICIII.}''0yD FACTORY,
Richmond Co. Ga,,
E7 II Fl

{ !ONTlNi"i u Manufacture WOOLLEN
" CLOTH ut III cculs per ward for Plain
"nl ~ or Tw;l~--.in,':my cvery material ex-
c'ri ':: M"o Ynr extensive and constantly
Ii''r""'i'" pa'r"i"." ia. Factory has cnioyei
"' E"'!;S l'''>. as*Grc the Proprietors that the
ati'r!""! Winter ,!",in. for Negroes, made
~ ,h",,'' has ""i be-" surpassed Ly any Cloth
made E"r or south
Recent "N:"ns;v. ii.:pl cv.mcnts and otberzi
no" l"in@ erected. cHnblc us to keep up the
'i;.n'"!i d the Goods, and to secure all early
!c:iv~rv.
il.'niri-, {" others, who may wish to send us
" 90. 10 DC mate in!u C.u;h. can send it. dirtv
or r!""n-if :Sa~hcf:i' slpHli b, done in cold
wa''", n:'d d"ac tl.,r"u h!v. If sert dirt,.
'':ni:'r !.'.; ""nt l"r ward for washing BURY
Woo! :; ut OH 'cIi"mahl"--ihe burrs arc rs
'"":yr'i - :'n"i3ar:r. TIE NAME OF TUE
O"Ai::s SHOULD EE MARKED UPON
EVERY rAkAGE SEMI
Wool sent hv Railroads in G,oroio. Alabama
iehh"sS"r, or south tar"iinn, 10 the Augusta
I'rr!. with OWNERS NAME md "Rich
H"ml FAc:"rv'' Irar;r,i upon il, will he repn.
iirIy AID promptly received, and the Cloth
when ii.'!'' RETURNED l." The point directed
i'rh parcel IS r,a'l.-ur in the turn Ieccivei.
We w''r.!': especially ur.c upon patrons tho
Great h'"".>ir a! s..l:i::.. in the W Woulas soon
aS c'Irr"'" 4 This rule Is folio we'd tn. parties
would - ways he su,c Of having the Cloth in
ample time,
Al Instructions TO Hcssrs FLEMING Il
NO" LANi', orr Agents in Augusta, Cas-
a. JOHNSTON,
President H;ch,:.cnd Fucterv.
March 80, lsGl. IS. 3m
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-08-02
LIME! LINE! LINE |!

INlE S"''scrii"rt'S"s this mrthnd Of inform.
d ing the pnh!i" generally. tl.a. he has, and
expects to keep constantly on hand, n good
snrP:y" OF ih' hest Southern Made Lime. II,
Arno'hs Odd Quarry, one mil. from Pnsnn'. ;.
Ford, or the Free Bridge. on Snl,l!n River
which he offers for sale nj The following prices:
Any amount und"r loo husi,es. 3%k cts Der
huSiirI. over that amount 30 cts. per busi.l
Terms Cash. j. G.. RASOE
MI. Gallah,r, Laurens Diet. 5. c., Oct 20. l pm
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JOHN ALEXANDER & CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Steam Engines,
From 8 to IG0 Horse Power.

SEE Have always Engines af different
""H "a :, forward state, so that We can
furnish n''y S'zH with Dispatch
Our FH-iucs took III" first P:cmiu.,. at ,L.
Charleston !u>titnic Fair h..ld in 1859.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-08-02
RETDVILLEz
FEMALE fIICHSCH0OL,
Spartanburg Dist, S. C.

- ~ Sgc.<
THE Next session aof this Institution vii,
i commence on MondaysfLe FOURTH dav
OF FEBRUARY. under the direction 1f tie
Kew: K II. REID, a. IL. and J. F. SHAN,
A. ~, sHrincipnis. =
Able and efficient Assistants in all the va
l!"us departments q: .hr school will be con-
t'nuah 5Semployed Miss MARY A. GAL
LOW S,tfEom Athens. Georgia, who comes
70 US ghlyTeeommended, will preside con.
stantly over the School.
iart'enl"r attention will be given to Vocal
ana instrumental Music. and oil thss6tter Or.
namental Branches. 49,
Board, inslp'lius Washing and Fuafsscafs Ebe
obtained atute Female Boarding House, or in
ths hest families IN the Village at tho very rea
'0nH'ie rate Of TEN DOLLARS ..per month.
Rates of Tuition,
sPesssessiosa Of Tyrny IVeexs.7
Primary Rranches.< s,s m
Ahe above, with English Grammar, Ge-
r, og,aphy, History drArithmetic, 81 1o io
Inc Higher Braiches, HfSS IA no
Sioderr<Ean e uages, = Ks Ei* ~ ~, on
D'sw5"s sSsh and Painting in Water va cS1ors. - W
Greeian. ;or'ntas and Antique Paint ~
Oil Painting, -, .eSr " -" -"
EessS'ds'ysvaz sssi' :: gss' 2, snd Flowers. 70 0"
Use Of Piano, no. - .sa:@ 10 90 90
Contingent. "o
s8gor further particulars s,,drs.s. 90
80 REID q SHAW: Prigsina1s. ~ a.,
January y'e5, ,1ss'Sso.s st "
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Gri:t Hills and Gr;st TT;I1 Tro,c

We manu'nriGr1 i'"iilbis NILS ,,f all sizes
ntid ct superior pattern. Also Grisl Mill lru,S
ct all siZca. Our t;":>i Mil! Irns :,.Su took ,h.
Premium ut the late i4i.' ~ Columbia.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-08-02
Obituary Taticns

One column, one year $S5.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-08-02
Saw rTills.

We manufacture circular Saw Mills of tnrcn
Siz"S. Also, " inter'S Patent Mulnv Saws for
whi"t we have the right If the State of Sou,b
Carolina, nn'l We also make Saw Mill Irons of
nil sIz"s. Our Saw Mill Irons ais, tool, 1h,.
iTe'iiium at the late Fair held in Columbia
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-08-02
LITT LE'S
RsNGW0Rha g. TETfER. OINTMENT.

Hundreds Of casea VI CHtenic Tel ters scala Hs.ds
anu diseases OF the sky generally, hay6heen cured
Dy rms remedy; andsanee the Introduction of. tho
has been found that IL win not tsSsnaly rsdIeats
IN short. aine, For the cure Of Cancerous sores
O. anu a In the form Of plastors ana
t.; In u. more hundred places In Georgia, and
~ ii, the they TO bo had and as
nero hre scaihps about WHO counte rfeitfng his
arme9pes, by paming of their own or something
ese oy using the same or similar names ffor NO pa
zen wanted Or secured amid the absurd patents OF
sgnataro Of tho Proprietor t6ns - -
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-08-02
49,. AlTTLE'S
FRENCHM MiXTURE.

:, This Is prepared fr6.n::a F:ench Recipe lin tho
.o,m' o. no. aud zstde first Tor tho acute and
I" Tor the chrome stage, aud from fts Irped
success ~ ~ likely t9ssnperscde every other remedy
Yr ,ne rarr oi diseasesof the Kdnays aud Bladder.
G9hofrhca', Benffsrrheal, aud 1euchorrbteai or
tiunr Aibus airetpns. This extensive compound
.Snn,nes pr,peres totally different In taste and
snrac,.r from any thing To bs found In the United
rieacy Is not rtvaIlcd iu America. "AN 'A-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-23
Additional BIZ the Perrin.

The steamer Persia reached New York on
Tuesday evening. The following additional
news was forwarded from that city by tele-
graph:
The reason that the freight of war materials
WAS not received WAS because it was consid-
cred that it would vitiate the insurance, aud
the agents of the line wish TO keep 4 neutral
position.
The London Times says that a regular cam
palgn IN Maryland appears to be unavoidable
and that the border States will perhaps wit
ness horrors that will be remembered for gen =
erations
All that England can do is to keep aloof-
Not only positive law, but the moral feelings
of the community, Will forbid that any British
subjects should engage in the conflict
Several American vessels are reported TO
have been sold at Liverpool at very low rates
LONDON, May IA. M.-The Privy Coun-
ell met yesterday at Whitehall. Lord Hervel
the Duke OF Somerset, and other ministers
were present. The Attorneys and Solicitor
Generals and the Z ueen's Advocate attended
tor the purpose OF arranging proclamation
to be issued by the Queen and Council on next
Tuesday, warning British subjects agains t
iliiCit or overt completely in the civil war
now raging in America. The usual Saturday
Cabinet Council was not held, in conseq uence
OF the above meeting.
PARIS. May IL, 1861 In yesterdays sitting
a discussion took place on the petition de.
manding the revision of the maritime conven-
tlon between England and France The com
mttee proposed to refer the petition to the
Ministers of Foreign Affairs Marine and
Commerce, which WAS supported by Admiral
Cecil, and opposed by NJ. Michel, Cueyallier
and NJ. Barouche.