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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-02-05
4 WHOLE FAMILY AFFLICTED = COVERED
WITH SORES AAD B0Its. m

COlTxsIl, Hamilton Co., O., Jan. 90, So
Nh. A. l.. ScovILL. .,sr rr
Dear ST This Is 10 certify that my wife,
children, mother, and myself, about two years
and . half ago, were sOrely afflicted. Ny
wife, children, and mother, were first taken
with . dreadful itching on the skin over the
whole body aud l was covered with running
boils. l employed several physicians, and
tried their prescriptions for about six months,
and found that, Instead Of getting better, zoe
grs.s ,sorse and ,corss; and finally de children
,,oere eosered tsiA fisnniMs sores Svey tie Dhoh
body. Ny brother called and got eight bot
tcs Of your BLOOD sYRUP, and strange ~
tell, before we had one half Of Il used, WI
vnlx ALL WILL! / had spent over one hun
drsd dollars before | gotiyour medicine s!5s
Yours, with respect, ..npN s1c
.,t HAMILTON MADAME. T.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-02-05
rrTvsGoKLT 'T.r7gTwr
AND l[aEB SEsR,'
/ OR 0oMPogEp EHrgAGT Qf
!, SARSAPARlLLA AND STItLtEGIA.
ron rnE ctRg cv -
SuROTULOUs, sYPIHLITI0 AMI NEE
CURIAL DISEASES, OLD s6HRS, SKIN
DISEASES, AND ALL OTHER DIS
Masses WHICH ARE CAUSRp
DY An IMPURE STATE OH3 '.isS
z 9HB BLOOD. gG7 tlT on
'-.' - .a. .ls .h'Iom
z : : S594 nv
/, aWunuEAFuL cUaE or scRuFOtOUsMEtIE,
n(o 3os,57 sWELlINGh knoi2a5tNo0
g, ---;NNfI
, Read the Statement Of Martin
al'' 49, Robbins, JJr. y . % o ,
O.s o. the Worst easeS ' . Rye,fasa.
,lea.N CrxcrxSATI, o.. RsL. 10, 1853 n
MEssas. A. L. scovIr& Co. 81 H.a ba7a2
: = ~ 13'f

Gentlemen ~ will
with great pleasure
give my testimony
Ss 10 what your A
~SAPARILLA AM
STILLINGIA,c
Blood ana Liver
Syrup, has done fc'
ME. BONE three and
a half years since, 1
was attacked with 0
SCR0 FUL0U H
WHITE SWELL
INC u,k;nk ,uha a.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-02-05

"A load Of hay. Corn u. straw
wanssd5at this Office, 6nsubscripti.
on or pfofaSashg also atS or green
wood Immediately. ,m--l lL-. -
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-02-05

1sg-The stockholders of the Ea-
ton 3 Hamilton R. R. Company,
at their annual on Monday
last, elected the following Directors
for the ensuing year,
David Barnet, Robert Brown,
John Carlisle, Robert Carmichael
Lurtop Durham, John 1. Miner,
Hugh McBirney, Daniel McLaren,
Washington Mclean, Joseph Tor,
renee, Win. Whiteaide, Thos. II,
Weasner and Valentine Winters,
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-02-05
PRIVATE, SECRET, AND vENERlAI
DISEASES.

Without the use Of Mercury, without hindranoe from bud-
ness, and without fear Of discovery or exposure. No deadly
poisOns, such rs arsenic, nux vomica, opium, OF any other
but purely Vegetable Botanical Remedies are used by this
wonderful Botanic Physician. His Botanic Remedies
nSvor yet failed TO cure the most obstinate and the moSt
dangerous cases, and to remove all mercury and oth0
Impurities from the System when all other Remedies hat
failed. Medical Journal.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-02-05
GOOD NEWS FOR SINGLE MEN CON.
TEMPLATIrSG MARRIAGE.

Hear what the Baltimore correspondent Of the Odd
fellow, Boonsboro', Maryland, said On Thursday, the alst
Of May, 1860:
Numerous cures Of diseases caused by early indiscretion
having been performed by the English Botanic Physician,
I feel Il my duty, having a knowledge Of them, 10 state
tho fact, believing that In doing 80 ! may dol service to the
suffering. One case in particular-that OF 3 young man
In this eity-is worthy Of note. He had become the
victim Of q habit, the more allnslon to which causes Q
Shudder, and after years Of suffering and doctoring gave up
oil hopes Of recovery. lie wished to marry, and was
dearly beloved by az sweet q girl ~ ever lisped words
Of Affection, but he was fearful, nervous, and Frustrated.
He dared not wed on account Of the shattered stats
Of his system. lie sought relief at the hands Of 'he b.
tanic Physician, and, astonishing as II may seem, all tbs
bloom aud vigor Of youth has returned, and he u DOW
tho happy iAther Of pair Of bright boys"
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-02-05
ystaI s#s llisnIlaasaus.
,RELIGTOUS NOTICE.

TBo1SIStt session Of The Couftof +
Common Pleas In Eatopawill open
on4EdhaaS h916thS INST NiN0-
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-02-05
Rurusid de- Superseded.

Burnside Is superseded! But
not Natty, Stephens, for he is still
to be found behind a pile of most
splendid dry goods, where he will
receive payment f6f all that is sold
but not paid fol-; and sell his goods
cheaper than any other house in
Preble county. Wearea authorized
to say that II you will try him, he
will proyethat we "spcak the truth
and lie not" B rrastl .L..
Sag-TIfe telegraph States that the
editor of the Philadelphia Ereninq
Jourgal,whoy
~ and hispapersnppressel byFGe Ell,
eral 6chenck has been reIeasedfrom
Fort McHehry, to (which fortfessRe
had been taken. This Indicates
that the Administration is not pre-,
pared5to sustain and take Their e
sponsibilitygof tho Infamous, ghigh-
handed and illegal measure Of Gen,
eral ScBEEcK, and thatit hesitates
before II commences 70 fresh wal
upon the rights ofthe States, upon
the1iberty Of the:ritizen, 4andupon
the guarantees ofthet Constitution,
After the recent manifestations il
has had of The feelingsof The PEG.
PIE upon those subjects, i has Beer
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-02-05

ING, whlch was AZ
tended with most cxcruciating painsi I tried
various remedies, and had two Of tho best
Physicians Of the city, Zone Of them o Pro-
lessor in an Old School Medical College,) and
thoy Failed to give me any Relief! was 80
reduced that | was confined TO my bed Tor
ever three months. The nerves and muscles
Of one leg were 80 contracted n drawn up.
that I COULD NOT WALK. l had MORE
THAN A DOZEN RUNNING ULCERS on
nv IeSs, from which I took from time 10 time,
mere than ONE HUNDRED PIECES OF
BONE, somo Of them from three to four inches
long. was reduced to almost a skeleton, and
nv friends had given up ell HOPES Of my
RECOVERY | was in this condition when
Ieommenced the use Of your Blood and LivsT
Byrup. have used altogether some "
dozen bottles. lam now ABLE TO ATTEND
TO BUSINESS, and my legs have becorne 20
strong that / walk without my difficulty
LNDHhVE ENTIRELY REC0VEREDMY.
HEALTH. Yours, truly, ,l a., iigDe
.. MARTIN ROBBINS, in.
$50 West 5th Street. g:i
Dealer in Coal Oil and Lamps.
Rn,p an extract from the CineinndR aas
DfimbHrqA Medical Journal, Vol. 5, Page Slo.
~ lie editor, PRoV. R. 8. NEWTON, IN regard
70 this Remarkable CureH a
EVhils Martin Robbins wal in the very
wsrst imaginable condition, we were called %
attend him for . fracture Of the leg, produced
by fall. The indications Of a reunion Of the
bona, under the circumstances, were very
unfaysrable, for he weuld sit, day after day,
PICKING OUT SMALL PIECES OF THE
BONE, which would slough Off, J. found him
using scovilrs Preparation, tohich he con
kiued 10 uss until a cure ioas Effected. We
gave him no constitutional treatment, being
In attendance only asa surgeon yet We con.
fess we had mSch curiosity TO soc what cosld
BE- done ina system 90 extensively diseased
~ his was" ltr. e
Tas Doc1oH FuRrHEK ,slys, since that time
he hss made use or SC0VfLL'D SARSAFA-
RILLA and gTILLINGIA In his 'iFnctsce!
and il Gas cured the MOST DIFFICULT cAsEs o.
gcRoTULA and SYPHILITIo plsEAsEs.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-02-05
CkrHOLIC FAIR.

We understand that a Fair will
be held lin the Starr Hall, Rich.
mond, during the whole OF next
week. The Fair is for the, benefit
Of St. Mays Church, which is
still burdened with debt. We hope
that the Catholicsof Preble will be
present in full force and gives gen.
Orous support to the undertaking,
a-The following local notice
appeared in the Press Of last week,
+ gave offence to q Camden sub
s;riber. Mr.. William IL. Pence, a
ighly respectable gentleman, OF
ftaspeF township, gave us the in,
t,rmation respecting the weight Of
10 hogs, but where, or by whom
icy were slaughtered, we knew
Of. As to our remarks ABOUT
'smocratic and Abolition hogs
veEbody must see at a glance,
lat We wrote humorously, or in
spirit IF pleasantly, Wetare b,
Iaaturc playful, and We hrean to re-
main 90 a. Tong as We can. !;
D-Mr." McGee, who resides il
Oxford Township, Butler County
hada. hog this year that weighed
1865 lbs, neat. Mr.. w. II. Pence
of Casper township, Prcble county
had q hog that weighed 730 lbs.
neat, aud Mr.. Huston, of Israe
township, Preble county, can boast
OF q hog that weighs sos lbs. Thil
has proved a year of fine hogs il
America, and It is certain that til,
Democratic hogs have excelled al
Republican and Abolition hogs, il
weight and good behavior. VIVA
would the Eastern or New England
States do this year without tn,
farm RS of the Western States, b,
whom the best and largest hogs ii
the world have been raised ant
sold to England, for which England
has sent in exchange the gold tina
supports the Eastern States. AM
all that we receive from the Eas
is q wicked and high tariff, which
ruins the West and makes the Eas
:, rich.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-02-05

Read the statement Of one Of the OLDEST
CHEMISTS IN CINCINNATI.
al hereby certify that I have been made
acquainted with 'SC0VILL'S SARSAPA.
RItLA AND STILLTNGIA, or BLOOD .AND
LIVER SYRUP. THk INGREDIENTS are
entirely vegetable, and no mineral enters
into the preparation"
One door west Of Burnot House, Cincinnati.
Pr sale by the PropriOtors,
A. L. EC0VIL & CO.,
He. u West Eighth Strsot, Cinsinns&.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-02-05

W.T. Ne afflicted call on tie agent and ct .
pamphlet containing eertiicates Of cures rom
we'll KNOWN CITIZENS OF CsNCINNATIf
G0r seovill's Blood and Liver Syrup 10
COMPOSED ENTIRELY OF VEGETA-
BLEs, and is PERFECTLY SAFE for chill.
DREN to uso, In case Of sore ,Aouth or eruption
Of the akin. II MoTHEls VALUE the
health Of their children, thsy should sradl-
sate the seods Of tho diseaS~ before II 10 TOO
lats.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-09-18
GENERAL E.cGOWAN.

/. will he gratifying To til" numerous friends
81 The iIuslrions vc'"raa rebel. Gcn'i Samuel
Mc'io"nn TO kInw that lie is able to wall;
abon. unaiG"l hv his cr"tc!..s, though not
without sH:irr": considerable pain lie Lcars
on his Gal"nt 1..re..n i..ri" memorials cl this
St"p"nd"Es war. He j. eager Ia return - his
command. To m:n,:'c W.: l:i. var-w"r:r, hu,
brave aud se!i-'it"yin.-. veterans v.,r,n t.. kas
sn often led to si,:.iv. Ecvcr Iii IL ."rn,ilan-
+ love liS NE. n1rre ;.Inn do. G,:l il:-
Gowan. nor mcn 1--we az; revere tEci. chief
-l!orc than his.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-09-18
TIE SOLDIERS REPAsT.

On Thursday evening, 10th instant, the re-
turned Cavaliers enjoyed ,ich rrpast at the
hospitality Of our tnwnSn,an. Mr. Phillip Rut-
ledge. Eat"bl"s Of every description. tha: can
::nw be procured! were elegantly aal sp!en-
diIiv prepared. I" suit the y,l>to Of IN npicure
and in tn" greatest Abundance. The guests
g joyrl themselves to the fullest extent o
their ca'ibres; the tiE1e patscd Of smoothly
aud pleasantly, while the mc'odious stramc o.
,ha pian"-forc gave z"st TO the occasion.
Mr.. Ewt!ed2e and ii, family will be pleasant
y remembered Ly al w;.o r::rto"k OF the rich
LANDS ard the cnjoyn:rnis OF tliat c"enng
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-09-18
CORRESPONDENCE OF TIE SOUTH CARROLL.
MAN.

CHAnI.EsroN SEP cinber 0-G a. m.
AT l-2 IL. m, the enemy assaulted Fort
Gnmter with thirty barges Orr men re-
pn's"d them with snnrosed great sIaugh-
ter, aud took "h" |, lntred and fifteen
prisoners, thirteen 'fli':crs, three stands o!
color, and fur b,rg s, without losing n
man! This y a g!oriou; reply to Dahl
gren's demand for the snrrander Of Sum
ter. The oil tort in its ruins is stlll figh,in @
for life and doing good service.
Tho !:arbor siegc OF Charleston IS stcadi-
" progressing. and we may expect every
effort that Yankee ingenuity can make to
'circumvent us We believe our old city
wi! yet bs kept f:,m Batter or GiIlm.'re
rule, although it may ts injured. We
know tha, there is but ono path for onr
people, and that il the one the" have cho.
sen, though it leads to Independence,
though through the blood Of noble f-lIow-
citizens. Let our country friends all he
hopeful, and continue their efforts to clothe
s,and feed tho brave men fighting for them,
and let nos the wou lded and sick be for.
The hour Of darkness is upon us,
) Ykwc inve bacon lights in the distance,
and VIC wil yet reach the goal and win
the race for freedom. Charleston will he
he'd.
ItrIA
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-09-18
HAVE you Il SPARE HORSE?

Have von 4 spar" li"r,ai is tho rucs.,on
many oI oar c:riz have been asked for the
rnet ten or iif!e"', lays Some few have been
found anil furnished our rara!rymcn who are
on horen fa"i"u2h-thrv have no, all yet been
fnrnishcd--.a few mar" G:e nrelcd Eo not
ALLOW lhes" Incn to return to their command
w!,hon, h"rs"s--!h"y are needed The enemy
have nov large and splendi.lly equipped
cavalry force a:,l the South must needs have
n good fore" Of cavalry, or The enemy will
.;an great advantages over our army Bring
then, your horses in an.l sell them to defend
your homes Abb"villc District has never
played the Iargar'l when her country calls
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-09-18
VALLANDIGHAM's RECORD,

Since hls nomination Tor the Governor
OF ONO, FallandiShan's record is publish
ed by his friends containing great part,
II not all, of his record. II. himself has
said, ana Mr.. Pugh has sad for him thai
he would never acc,p, or cnpsnu, ,o ,,r-
thing less than an undivided and unim.
paircd' Union. the Republican ra,crs
deny the Unoni>m Of V.llantli..ham, and
produce the following letters from them, 10
show that he is i'm favor of a reaccab,c
separation:
DArroN, Ohio, April &c, 1861.
Rec. Sabin Uough:
DEAR SIR: ! thark you most cordially
for your letter Of the 9th. It. strength
ems me in the cause Of tru', ani risl,
Its words are fifty AMI ,rnlv spoken This
folly and madness and wickcduc.~, mus,
soon have an end. 'liow long, o Lord"
We shall see. L. is written that "hlcss,d
are the peace makers" aud yet the whole
church Of the Prince of Peace is mullen-
ing and thirstiug for blood the blood OF
our brcthren--preaching, praying. fight
ing. Was ever people hct"re delivered
over to such folly and wickednoxl? Truly
you have said that it is from shell and no,
from heaven | thank you COR You,
pamphlets. / have distributed all hut one
copy for myself. send YOU copy OF nv
speech Of February 20, 1861. But all j.
over nov. 1t is too late for anything bu;
peaceful separation.
Very truly,
G. l.. NALL.3DicuAM.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-09-18

where there is any danger Of being hurt,
or scared to death. We hope this Brig
! ado will b. ordered to Charleston, if any
more troops arc required at that point to
save our fair city from falling into the
hands Of the Brute Gilmore bu, hardly
! think we will see the "OLl Palmetto
State" until the independence Of our Con-
tederacy is gained, then we will return
to her bosom with the laurels OF peace and
victory pcrchcl upon cur banner. The
7'l' Regiment is in superb fighting COLI
i'di!ion numbering four hundred men, pre-
sent for duty-in fact the entire Brigade is
in better trim, than we wore before going
into Pennsylvania. The weather is very
cool for this season Of the year, and what
few blankets we possess are callrd into
re1"'i'lon-but the supply is so small
many Of the men are forced to accept the
cold earth for Il bed and the canopy OF
heaven, for covering. Some of OR
friends from Lowndesvile, are on, on Il
visit-bringing lis some boxes Of provisions
for the first time j.: a year, and I assure
yon we love to entertain company on that
business. Well, Dear Wilson, know |
have wear:cd your pat'encc-so will close
until another opportunity.
Yours truly,
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-09-18
COMMUNICATED
THE GOSPEL OF CHRIST.

AHS oooT Ell Of ChhlSI.
or all the themes We mortals know
The gospel is the best;
IL makes the heart with raptures glow,
And soo,hcs the mind TO rest.
Its table spread with choicest food.
For hungry starving souls;
And nothing that ,s really good,
1t from the poor wilholls.
Sweet pcnrling streams Of mercy flow
Which so revive the heart,
N""ther good W isl, to know,
l want no other part.
And if 90 sweet now TO my tatte
What will it. he above.
9 may there, with JESUS rcst,
And feast upon lis love.
There all the Saints of every age
In one Communion meet:
In endless praise to Christ engage
And worsh ip nt his feet.
Through t"ibn!ution. storm and flosd
Wen reach HAT happy place:
II "e are washed il. Jesus blood
We shall be sarcd by grace.
J. McC.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-09-18
Sale of Valuable Real Estate.

Will be sold on Sale Day in October next
(5) the fino and splendid Brick Building be-:
longing TO the Estate Of the late Jpo:5 G. Bas.
conveniently arranged, ,--almost new and oe-s
cupies desirable location In Law Range.
The basement ard second stories are now oc-
eupied by DR.. Service and family - = dwelling
-the upper story bsiug the Masonic Lodge.
Terms Of sale made known on the daysef aale.
Persons indebted To the deceased ala Fequess
ness, aud those having demands wtll:plea.e pre-
sent them properly attssted.; u d.
-, ]. T. BASEfy,Aamf.
Lovudcsville, 8. O., Sept u, 1898, la-.H;
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-09-18
STOLEN.

~ Friday night. the i,h "f September
~ from my Plantation in Fairfield Distrc,
NEGRO BOY ni,nu, the are uG l3 Wears. hi;
h"lght nh"rt5 irrt . irch". very black. aud
quite 'E'ri!ig"nt, In" ihi-f sail to some Of
IT." n"ci""s tn Il h: wa u .l",~ricr II. on
.lravor.l 'n ,ulnc.. o'!,rr ,,.,rn.s IN e,v. ,ruh
h,'n lie t":'l Nh" n.yro-- his natnr was Will
son. and that HI home was about two miles
s'"r" Ncwb",rv Conrt iInu-- lie and the
ic--'" was s""n II, Hopes - ,'inn, on their w.v
NJ The c"u''ir'. ] will give So fer the arprc-
h"hs'"' OF ''"sn"gr". and Si'hn, TOR The white
l:tau, with eNiden:.. .nnvtrt I,,m
JOHN WALLACE
''t -. lS6" 2n--at
y """"'ry paper: please copy twice
,.... ..'' i.:II iu is office
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-09-18
State of South Carolina.
ArJrr IT ASD INSPECTOR G..xEaAL's OFFICE,
rHAELESr"%, sept. 10. 1868.


GENERAL l. ORUER 40 IS.
iiif. IN R'iL.ME\T OF PERSONS BE
II I.ONGI Nc TO TIL 18TH HEt;I NENr
,. &. VI '"-i wen the n.-s r. forty aud fifty
year. iu"lu,uh.: til"S, hu:, i'll Ihe Militia
nn.l N"'un'nrt pr"nriz II "-. aud mh!enees
haXi,u ti:r r.in ...rirucr in the city,
hh,i y. I've. c'.,Gi'!.'r"i - returned it this
"f l. ordered that u ms whose names
u said rolls ex..p, ..ih .rrs nn.l n,rn Of
cay Guard nn.l rI." Department It the
t,;y. and officers and c'"i", -rs of Railroad
Companies Gusts OF tn" sa'nr having BEEN tu,-
n,sh"h J and who claim Kemp ion from service
~ the organization of tr"oI,s for local defence
nnd special service IN II >imtr for six months
do lrr,rnt their claim Tor EXEMPTION IN
WIRING AND ON OATH. III this office. he
twc-n The h urs Of ! J o'c"ck. II. m. an 2.30,
p. IN =, until Tuesday next, the 5th instant.
ii Persons having cnus of exemption, and
failing I" rc-~n: the snu", ns ab"ve ordered.
will have nu yIounIs Of ompluint it they
should nc subjected t" ih- consequences which
may eHsue. .
BY command.
(SiGne.D A. &. DARLINGTON,
Ad juLnnt and i.rrce,or- General south Caro-
.ri.n
hrrR,vED: By command Of General BEAuRE
GARD
>;:gucd) THOMAS JORDON,
Chief Of staff.
Official: G. 4. Folliu. A. 4. General
- All papers in the slate please copy
once
Sept. - 1868, 2O-lt
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-09-18
WAR TAX NOTICE !
ri Division.

In conformity with the llth Section Of ih.
assessment Act hereby Civ. notice, thn,
from and airr ;i.is dat" the lists ma,l. bv tn.
Ass ss"r "i property holders Of tn. S.iu
DISTRICT. at now open for cxr:ninu,ior. II, IN,
'''il"r al Diamond liill in"ilnlrnr two d .,- NJ
hbhrvi.ic Court lIo;Is,. v!z:-p3.l uuI II h
'"tl. nnd will i.n'nin open until 81 Or,nbcr
wh"':. "a that day | w,h (D. W n.et at the
."'r; Louise, any Tax Payer who desires to
Appeal.
would also notify those Doctors. Tanners
/" i H'''"r> cav ar Gr,s') &c who have not
"'At:-'"r"l TO n"rt IN" a. :hpv. to r. iS;.r and
i."v Their 'ax"+. "r they will 'e dealt wi Ii as
'ir.auii"rt Dne motto. Tor the col1rc,ion of
TIMES next month will he Z iv-u
Gi'; ALLEN
C"iectui IT, 2I Dist net
Dnm"ud Hill. : c.,
SEPT; Il, lS,;:i Dbl
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-09-18
WAR TAX NOTICE.

The lists OF assessment will remain open at
my Office for exam inatisn for Is days from the
22nd inst. Appeals may be taken at any time
within the said fifteen days to the Collector,
relative to excessive or erroneous valuation
or enum Grafton by the Assessor: All appeals
takon must present In writing the particular
matter or thing respecting which a decision is
requested and the ground or principle Of in
3. P. HUGHES.
Collector 1st District.
Abbsvills G. H., Sept. 1e, 1903, 2o-ot
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-09-18
PUBLIC NOTICE.

h"r"hy c'nsii'E'e JOHN TiGGART NV
i'wi"i Agent I" ha',srct n business for m, n,
surviving partner oi Davis 4 Crews oLI h,v.
placed III" Note and ic-oln,s IN h is bnn,lr
Tor coll rt'"n lie Is n:so authorized to muko
: l'i-Inrn's i"r IN" individually, and for the
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