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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-12-08

Among Others | noticed an article which had
frequently sen at the islands hut never knew
the name - IL, oi-aVVar,ntly necklace made
Of many strands Of black human hair braided
very finely and bound together with a heavy
piece Of ivory OF bone about i've inches long and
curved at one end like a pot-hn,k. Thi- INV
guide insisted sent I, Sir Walter from the
West Iudies while was equally sure that IL
must have come from the Pacific. To satisfy m,
that he wa right, he p,kei it down from where
it was hanging near the ceiling and We found
that It wa- marked - The La pa-hlg, Sandwich
Island neck lace
saw Two bu-ts Of SOFT. one representing
him a. he appeared when twelve years old. and
the other - he apD AIRED shortly before his death
The first has 4 very high forehead; the second
shows a wonderfully long head from the eye
br1ws T. the crDwn-So long that any one would
take it for q ciricIture who did not know that
it was accurately modelled from his skull after
hi- death.
Sir Walter Scatt began to build Abbotsford
in ISL. he died in 1882. The place Is now
owned by Mr.. Hope Scott. gentleman who
married . granddaughter Of Sir ". Scott. Miss
L,ckhart | think her name was.) and changed
hi os-H name from Hope T. Scott? His wife L.
now dead ani their child. lovely maiden. fifteen
years Of age. i the only living descendant of
her illustri,us crrat-grandlather. When her
father dies she viii inherit the estate. She and
her father live most Of the time in London and
rFssce. ,hut they retain Trustworthy servants on
the place. who keep it IL N~beautiful condition.
and have instructions TO let visitors see mos. Of
the building
ugly little imus initiated from the satyrs which
dance the MeirCse Abbey, Of which Sir Wal
ter vas special admi-er- When had con-
elui-i my inspection Of Ahhotsford. rowed
across the Tweed, walked mile AMI half - a
small village, and took the cars back t. Melrr-e.
where now am Yours, 3c.. VhroR-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-12-08
HONOLULU HAWAIIAN ISLANDS, DECEMBER s. 1866.

Business Gal0s.
a. - BARTON.
turtiaHcer.
safes Room on ~ Isrcu street. door from
30 htsh-uaIua street. ly
~. ". SEyFRlNCE.
iueaoueer and Commission Merchant,
FIRE FWpDF STORE.
In Robiu-on'- Buiidim., Queen street.
VII coGtiuug buSu,ss az thy new stand 5lO-ly
DIR. REMEDY.
Physician. Surgeon and iCCOutheur.
Fort opposite [. 4 Williams Furniture war~roous. saS am
A.. &. BUFFUM. VI. ID.
Ph! !>ician and Surgeon.
OGce A1i E>il-uc- Alrch House. Fors 5,l ly
r.. uoFFMhNN. NIL.
Pay y>iciau aud Surgeon.
Makes BieL, Queen aui ksahumanu sts. 53l ly
DIR. J. MOTT SMITH.
D,G.i,t.
oa.ce corner OF Fort aud Hotel Streets. 5l2-ly
". II. RICHARDS.
n!ntiSi,
Corner Of Fort anl Merchant Honolulu. 5ll ly
JOHN II. PtTY.
Ioiar! Pnblir.
Hono'ull II I oGer thu Bank Of Bishop Co 5s7 6m
JOHN RiTsoN.
Dealer in Wines. Spirits. ie and Porter.
So Honolulu. ly
IL. CkFEE.D = CO..
General Commission Agents,
53l Honolulu. ly
c. H. ). C.
LEVERS & DICKSON.
Dealers Ia Lumber and Bnilting Materials.
5jl ForI Street. ly
youHoIT & HEUCK.
,Ssaeral Commission Merchants,
Sc sTcrI Street. ly
J,NIoN. GREEN \ CO..
Importers and Commis>i5i::r Merchants,
In rhe FireProor Huiidin=-. Gsqcen Street.
q. +. EHLERS,
Dealer in Dry Goods, silks. &e.,
52l ForI street. 1y
+. q. HALL & son.
Importers aud Dealers in Hardware. Dry Goods.
Paints. Ois. aud General MsrcAGntise.
5ii Corner tDrt -nI King St. 1y
=. c. N'oISDLE-s. Patty.
IcCANDLESS & CO..
Dealers in Groceries. Bread aud General Merchandise.
y, E. CO'asr q Fort aud King streets.
5ls i
ID {. WATERMAN S. CO..
Commission Merchants.
l=reaf art.tia;. - Whaling by
furnishing fg, purchase anl sale Of Exchange. oil,
Bone, General MeEiEis-, aud The procuring Of Freight
Mes-rs- SAC IIay,L,vo, ia, !, Co, New Bedford
W5aa.E S Z ST"8r sSS5 < < g. G. san Fr.aesoo
) & NEE4sLL Co, do SILLY
BOLLE:S * CO..
ship Chaudiers and Commission Merchants.
Queen Street.
Particular attention paid purchase Hawaiian
Produce
..ef-r- b permission
,iei.r. c 4 Wililp. & Co N,ssr. c brewer ( Co.
,ie..r. Ca.s.r . Cos-.. Nessrs II. Hacaf-ld x Co.
--=rs w4;-ruan.... Nessrs c. l.. Richards = Co.
5Jy-Iy
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~ husHs-s CARDS wirn rfItd JaJ gsaF Eliagsd
sru Co. 'es Tatrs. ~i % f.r u4fs4et cfss-
ut- wtss paid Sc charged .u4fttfy-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-12-08

cHas. r. E#H1r. N.C. EALaToE.
BISHOP s. CO.. BHnkcr-,
Office, Ia the eat corner Of Makee'- Block,
Raaiunauu street, Honolulu.
Draw H.Ir ~ EvrfarV-
ran FrsurH'D
sr.srs IS = Co, Nrg
fFr- 4 WsiIvv. NHE York,
GIg-ry 4 PsIgTg. 90. Boston.
T1s<sar NarIushI EsNE. Elsfru. Nass.
Drrg~rAI EAss frrFsFarrY1. L1ndsu.
rs.tz e4rt dr.tcaas business and
attend ~ ,8..-..H,. On. b3I -
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-09
DR. WRIGHT,s
REJUVENATING ELIXIR,
Or. Essence OF Life,
Or. KS8esaC

ssAsAyvsuWbN>lz1 Cures General Dsbi1llN Week.
&: ]; { :; :; s; ;
ahhaSS- aged, causing the hot blood OF
As the Phtttr RAGS Youth to course the vcn, res.
from ne aaaes o. ns ierng the Organs Of Geas,n.
rs, ana.ea !r .ga gaes tou 7tnopiH9 }npotenep and
n. Ffi1tr rs;uncn DebtI4ty restoring Mdnlsness
aie ns sys,en and and .fUu ctaor, thus proving
overcoi1e dasase perfect "EllGir Of Loce," re-
moving Sterjli,u md Barrenness in both seSes. 10
No rnnno nnddcneet, md nged, there is greater
boon thai, this = Elixir Of Lfe." It giyes @ new "
=iea,e Of life. causing the weak and dobilitatcd TO
have renewed strength and vigor, and tho entire
system to thu ill with Joy and paeas.re
Pr[oe. one bottle g.; three bottles - sent oy
express to my address. ...u
Our medicines are sold and recommended by nl!
resnecteblo druggists In every part o. the eiyszed
rlobe: sOtne upprnoipled dealers, however, try 70
deceive thsir customers BY selling cheap and worth.
less compounds In order u make money. be not
docciyed-ask for these medicines snd take no
othtra II the4lrugRist does not keep them, VITO
to Us, and we will send thean by express careiasly
packcd free from observation. We Will be pieased
to receive letters with fl statements in regard 70
any disease with which ladies or gentlemen ore
afflicted Address I'LL letters fur medtcAes, IninQn.
lets, or aAvtce, to the sole proprietor, q
Dr. ", B. MERWIN, 81 Walker Stp n. Z.
May Is fsaw "
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OLIVER & Co.,
No. As Liberty Street, New York City.

EATHER AND RUBDsR BETTING, PACKING,
l 4. HuRE MAOHISERY. AM MAAUFAoTURER6 g
SUPPL rs:
Oak Tsnued Leather Betting. vnean,sed Rubber Belt
ing Pa eat Stitched Rubber Betting, Patent Ounbns-
lion bsltlnp Vnca.nzAd Rubber Hose, Leather Hose,
{4rtuoble Hose, Hemp anil Cotton Hose Leather and
Ruhber Bection Hose, Laoe Leather. Roller Cover
ieather. Mixed Rubber P.okng, Gum Packing Pure
Rubber PsokilIg Ooth.n Packing, O'ttnD Waste. Bob
bins and ,huttlss porco Pumpa, Fan Blowers, Turbine
Water Wheels. saw Mills saeam Engines and AAnufac-
turer Supplies, In general
August % tufns 3mhs
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E,INA SUaLES, SPECIALLY FOR DRUGGISTS
l Chemists, Grocors' and Gonfeooners's use
Also of SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS, MKDICINl
JHE6Ts SADDLE BAGS, PILL MACHINES. DO. at
And IL, porter of Brushes, Combs Perfumery Ess Oils
Extracts Fine Soaps j. Auton Farna Cologne Chamoif
Palster-sklu, and White Splits, silk Elastic Stockings
EvaporatlnI Dishes, Funnels Mortars Pill Ttes Tor1
and Cologne Bottles. Bohemian GLASS Ware Anotom,.
GALS ko al OF which are offered at the lowest ourrer
rates for cash. wfmomo June ~
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yjHENCK'S MlCAINERY DEBUT
j, B. SCHENCK, Agent,

SSAAAAAv
Ho. 10 MAIDEN LANk. NEW VURK
OFFERS FOB SALE
DORTABLB AND STATIONARY gELAM Eaolas
approved oonsttuchen ont.ng 9on on lGgea g 2So @
,ER WHEELS and all kinda OF Machinery for Worktn'
Wood and Iron, vtH:
Engine Lsthes
Drill Lathes
Boring Machines
glattng Machines
Upright Drills
Iron Planers
Vertical PlanefB
Steam and Gas Pipes z=
Steam and Water auagoal
Screw Jacks =i
Hydraulic jacks
Upright Reserving Mills
Circular Reserving Mills
Chatting Pullrys and Hangers
Rubber Leather 3eltings
Circular Saw Benches
Steam Pumps
Suction Pumps
Force Pumps
Power Morticing Machines
Blinh SlRt TBnOning HAcht0eD1
Daniels Planning Machines
Gray Woods Planning MaohiRest
Woodwork Planning Machines
Moulding Machines
Sash Machines
Boring Machines ~
Tenontng Machines
Foot Morticing Machines
- Leather and Rubber Hose
Plnmbin; and Gas Fitting
Wright's pstent Scroll Saws!
Patent Belt Scroll Saws
Lifting Pumps
Rotary and Mining Pumps.
Every description of Machinery and Hallway Supplis
COTTON GINS OF the moat approved construction
January ".. wfm1r
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N. York Advertisement
NEEDLES AND FISHING TACKLE.

A NDREW CLFRK CO., NO. 48 MAIDEN LANE, N
Il T., sole importer OF Jos. WARRIN'S ceiebra,ee
drilled Eyed nEEDLEs, beg TO netify their old oustou
and the public that they have on bond full aseo 4
ment of
WARRIN's DRILLED EYED NEEDLES
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WARRIh'S NEEDLES IN SYNOPTICAL GASES, Rev
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5ur assortment OF FISHING TACKLE ia oompepe
I'D the most extensive in this any ether country.
June 2k tuwf8mo
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STRASBURGER &c NUHN

crR ,sBURGER 4 MUM BEING NOW TUE LARG.
y EST IMPORTERS In their une, and having laid In
their PULu BTOoK, FOR DASH, at the lowert gold
rates. are ensred TO eRar. for the coming season. ex
them With their oenAdenoo and buy at once.
44- Mall orders promptly executed.
Auuyst 73 Ehstu8no
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TOYS. CHINA, AND FANCY GOODS

BEADS MARBLES, STATES, &C., 8LATl
PENCILS, sc.
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Cures General Debility, Week.
mesa, Nystertcs 5,l Fen.ilss,
AtlqaihitsMp Of Ae Heart and
all Ne7vaus Dis<dses. Il re-.
st.,rrs now life and vigor to the
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-09

MANHOOD AND Vlik vlGOf< or YOUTH
I1 restored In eoaY Reeks, b, IN. RECORDS Ha
sENOE OF LlFh rr. Rtoord lof Partsb after yoars .
earnest sooitaio has at lexgb scceded to The esTna
tequests Of the American pabo and sppo,nted en Ass8
N New York for tie eale Of ns valued and highly
tssenoe Of Life. This wonderful agent wiz restore
manhood to the most shattered constitutions, vheAu
sausee The TINA required TO the most nveteeese
aass Ia four weeks; and used according to printed r.
atrucons which vezy simple, failure 10 mposaibA
to marry % its eject are permanent It 10 acknowledge
by the medical pruss 70 be tho greatest discovery ev
made Its developing powers are nnlraoulous suoce9
norsnoe Df R3oortp Esaeaoe Of Ate b sod =
oasey Win tn tna7ucons foe asa q SS OK tour qua
Htiea tn one hos So end VII De seat 70 cay part
S~''' S' y pHTLIp A.ARFt
March q II No 81 1AbertS. street. Rex 9osa. !,
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-01-05
ABBEyILLE RIFLE SOCIETY


The Board Of Directors of The Auxiliary
Bihle/Socicty Of Abhevlle." met in the Law
Office eof Perrin 4 Cothran, Jan. lst, a. y. 1867
Meeting organized with prayer, 10y the Rev.
D. Mcneil Turner. ID. d.
Members presrnt-T G.. Perrin. President ::
II. II. Wnr,!lrw and d. Mcneil Turner, Vic.
l'resi'lcnis; }. +. Gilbert. j. f. Livingston aud
J. l. Bonner, Directors: I. Branch. Treasurer
md Librarian Brni. johnson. Corresponding
Secretary aud X. ~. Fair. Recording Secretary.
The President, Mr.. Pen in, read u letter from
W.J. K. rayl"r. Co,resp"nling Secretary of
til" Am. ricnn Bible Sociciy--al5o, n circular
from said Society. which were accompanied
with donation OF two hundred c"pirs Of The
i'll. !Hh!e aud three hundred Of New Testament
TO THE Auxiliary Bible Society. of Ahhcvii.c"
On moi ion Of Nr. Bonner. O,dcrcd
That the dunarnn of Books be accepted
with II return of thanks for the same.
On mo,inn of DR. Turner, Ordtyed
That one fourth OF he whole numher Of
Books donated. le left with the librarian Of
The Auxnry Bible Society Of Ahheville."
and the remaining three -funrhs he divided
ntu"ng H.: n.x::.:r.es If s,iA sn"i.lv. in such
proportions the President. Librarian aud
Secretaries, of III. game may ,l.,-rrnine
On motion by DR.. Branch. Oro{rtl
Tint. the expenses nf the iramsrnrtai ion of
'hesc Books. he paid out of the frs. monies re
ccivcd by the Treasurer.
Mr., J"hnson submitted n atement MS to the
distribution of looks hy him amongst the SOL
Hrrs OF the Confederate States which wis sat
is,ory L" th. Buar!.
Board ordered the minutes of this meeting.
to lie published i'll tn" ,.np-rs Of ,h" District.
hi"ei''s closed with pra, er, by The Rev. Mr..
johnson.
T. C. PERRIN, President.
II. FAIR. RE. Scc'v
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-01-05
IC..MMUSICATEpl
To the suudsy.school Children throughout ths
State.

~ toe oIuoay.scnool Cn1ldreo throughout tho
State.
am happy 10 stale that I'm again in the
Missionary work, and tnat l am RECEIVING Il
full stock OF books, suitnbls for Sunduy-aebools
and the little folkssAnd will take great pieasurs
III filing your ordprs ,pt Greenwood. hone to
meet Your snii6E faces in my work, and huoe
the sunday-schodlaShi ldren ttreug gbout the
State will give NE tfieir aid in behalf of The
sunday school cause. There are mauy chh.
drrn Low in the State, once in comfortable cir.
cunstances. who are culed 10 pass through The
cold whiers Of adversely. Their fathers are
gone, to come back no more, and they are or.
phaus. Now, do let us Look utter every one Of
these, and hrip them all we eau. What wide
held we have low. open to Us for doing good
Let us cultivate il well. Then there are all The
e.ored children: They IRE, in the Providence
OF Sod, thrown on our hands, aud they must be
instructed III Tho great plan OF salvation. Their
parents are not capable Of d.,iug that, and.
tnsfs!9.e. ths work devoyes on ns God has
'urnishea Ibis work rug let us do Il will, our
might Lct every one Of my little frr,,ds enlist
their services III this behalf, aud teacb the coI.
Gred ciii.drrn, about the Saviour tha, died for
silnsrs HI Is nar,work, and our countrv 4.
our field. shall take great pleasure il, yiss;no
yonr Sanday-scliools when can safse Won I'm,
my nlissob IL tO the destituts; as such. i mn.,
90 Quito make new Sunday schools. . .Bnt
s!ail be pleased 70 he.c from yon, aud to suppy
You with books. sih write 70 ,ou ihrouph
the District papsrs, 90 that yop may know what
] an doing, and how the sunday -schsol cause
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-01-05

The following ls" 80: Of the District Judges.
elected ly the Lrrislutu,.: ;, ,hb.yilir. ID F.
Jones: Anderson. J. Scott Murray i:lrnwelI,
$. j. lay; Beaufort, Thomas T.. Srr+,,n. j.. ;
Berkeiey, f. D.. Richar'ls"n Charleston. G, O.
w. Logan; Chester i. J. N.C:n;e; Chesterfield,
III. J. tloush; Clarendon. VI II. E-nbnw {; Col.
Ieion, Z. b Farmeri Darlington. T.. a. Law !;
Edgefed, j. l.. Bacon; Fairfield, W. l.. Rob
ertsrn; Grrenre. w. II. Camihel: George
town ). u Alison; Horny. J"srpa 4. W.s!. :;
hershaw. w. Z. I,eiIner; Luur-ns, j. J. Davis.
Lancaster, G.. Nc. G. Wiiher>poon; Iexi,,.,cn
Lrmuel B"ozer: Marlboro. T.. L. Erwin; Me-
ron, X. +. Gtnl.ain Newl erry, y. J. Pope.
Orangehurg, j. L. Izi;:r; Prkrns, J. Wicklif.:
RIch!and, }. ;. Green; Spnrtnnhnrg, J. II. Chr.
iIsi.; Sniu,er. T. =. EGasc. u:ium, H. Gcu..
lock williamsburg J. &. Pfessly; York, w.
c. Beatty.
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tEGA>IsATI"S OF TIE MIIlr.A--ln an"Ihrr
column we I'u,!,sh II ;is. uI .mriouS M:itrr,
ethur in I.nr, unn"e uf the u'c Act, fer III. rr
urrnuzr;i"n Of Militia. 1t will h- Seen lhai
MAJ G-ntr,I W. Gn'v. h; $ h"eu nI, nin'. Il
TO the COMMAND al t!,c first D.visnn Erra
der Grncial y. &. I!n-k"ii T." Il,e c,tnn,nud -,
the second Er,nt" C.!"res G.. Mci,uni. Nil.
ser rrd j. Tuwn"s R"lri's"r I" tL, co,u.nn,.,ts
Of the sixth and eighth Ee..incu,s Respectively
And "ur t"wnsnhr. Colo al J: =. Cu,hrnu 10
the command "f the various mounted crr,,n
nits "fihe District. Better nrl .o;n,lnrnis could
not have been muGr. I'll, Sc gentlemen ;r.
gallant svll.ers and 'ttlici. II; .tii".,s: r.u .;
Judgment. e"rerienre and iisc,.iiu,,-nrd We
'fns' w.il '"tIse something If their "~n energy
nnd ciice.cy will, ou, ,n.it:a sys,, IN. A. d
mnkt II What il is eci'c"aly dcsi...,.. to be, up
effective Police o,gahiz ,.on.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-01-05

Mny lest to first Of October, one thousand e;obt
hundred aud sixty-ive. EXCEPT sales of bro.
duciion of present year twenty dollars nor
day for rep, csenti"g publicly fur pain or re-.
ward any play. comedy, tragedy in,erlud. or
f"'ce. or other employment Of the stage. or any
part therein. or for exhibiting wax figures. or
other shows Of any kind whatsoever, to he
p"iI into the hands Of the Clerks OF the Cvur,
respectively, who shall be bound to pa, The
Same int" the public Treasury, ex.-p,ing in en-
ses where the same is now required by law TO
lie paid tn corporations or otherwise.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-01-05

SALE DAY.-Th- day was wet aud .iis.gr.e
ois, nno as cohsrqun.cs, Me ut'.i"lIi.re wa.
small. The crowd Consisted ,rirc.,,.;lv 80
freedmen. homeless. moneyles and .nurwl.a,
dishrited-ail seeking emp!o n..nt They mr..
at iast beginning IT, realize their true situation
AID show growing disposition to make CON-
tracts.
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is progressing. Now, let us all try to do more
good this year than we have done in all the
years We have lived before. God help us!
w. T. FARROW,
Sunday-schUol Missionary
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eB Christmas passed off very quietly. and
We have heard Of no unpleasant OCCURRENCE /,
mar the accustomed e'i"ynen,s of the season.
Our home polio" ID come. zion with our very
excellent Provost Mar.Rall. 1T. Cook, .xercis-d
uneeasing vigilance, but nothing occurred to
call for their interference. Tho freednen were
remarkably quiet and orderly
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-01-05

~ we take pleasure in calling attention
1ne aayrrtlssm ut of Messrs.. d. +. F..ln.
1Dg q c"., WLolesale Dealers in Boots. Shoes
Irunks 60, e!aslesi.h. =. c. They ars lib.
|ssa, .S; ana n,saminaed merchants. and they keep
them Q call -" ..''
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-01-05

EB Read the new advertisements of Govs
Orr; a. c. Darlington, -. 4 I. G.; 6. a. Wis
snsks, D. F!e'ning d C".;sJ. W. Robinson;
Thus: Chatham: W. p. Noble Esray Slue,
Dr. Edwin Parker; Aldous & Seal; Oyers-.r
m; mman,eo; W. d. Parker; + Doviliiers; J. Fl.
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M a r r AGES

MARRlED.-On the 18th N.v. 1867, by
Rev. j. +. Gilbert Mr. II. VA, GIN 10 Miss L.
MASS. all "f Ahhrvi!llc D;s,ii
MAElslEb,-Nn the 9th ult.. ly Pcv. !. F.
Gilbert. Mir. " W. LINK 10 Miss :. \. McI.Aty
all Of Al.heviile Dis,sic,
MARRlED,-On the lI'h un.. by Rev. J. 2
"'"e't. alr j. &. GulLLIBEAr 10 NJ IS L. III. RA
MEY. 81 all Ahhrville >.rivi
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-01-05

NEW YE.Ns GEEETISa.-To our tri.n! a
and patrons W. rx'"n.: thr kindly rirrtinvs uf
the season. n d wi-h ihe,u al ii Eapp, CIV
Yea, ~" rdy rcIurn of :!,"lr former proper.
ny, and carly restoration OF civil mud n.ltiral
r'yhts Win our ht kflpank> fur ia4t ra ron
age, we shall cn.1+m, mel il its continuance.
during tho new Year.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-01-05

/ ., REIIoious Eo1IoE--The Rev. B. John.o,,
Rector of Trialty Cnurcli, will deliver on Sun.
day next. At II A. M., discourse on lhs follow
ing subjecl: "a Pastvra,e. of Eleven Years in
Ahbeyllst Th. congregation generally are
requested, and The putlle inv il ed 10 aits,,d.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-01-05

EB- We have had ,he pen sure Of or .etin.,
IN our s"nc'um during the I"st week J.hn
Pope. E>q. folme,y of lis %...'., nn., now
que of The As-oc'.i- E.:i:o,s Of ,hr Aupn>,r
tGn.) Transcript. II leading journal at ,h.,
city NJ. t.l" w'cl'is ready and vig..r".:.
pen, aud nnd~' mia iu.,.ir-s anu ,h.,t oi his A..
social. 8 ,h- IIanSc, ipt has assumed n com
mHnding l"tiIiun l., tn" journalism of the
South. II is cDe Of our most welcome ex
changes.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-01-05

a CHRIs1MAs DiSxEn A number of ti.
friends of Mrs. Kamey had the pleasure o!
pnr'akng OF Il sump'n"us dinner ut her hos
p'tahl.' board on Christmas dny. j. va. IL
genuine Christmas Dinner, served up Will, her
well known skill, and pres,u.irg ali Ike sui,
s,anlials and deIicies Of the season. The Press
was duly represented and would tender it's
grateful Acknowledgements. By the WY n u.
cu!iar merit Of our cs,inlni!e Inndiady con.
siste III not r-serviny oil her goud Thing for
Christmas. lint III giving her guests Il runsiint
reminder of ihe season the " hole wear round.
Success at'crd her. May her guests increase e
with her years. and her liable mover grow i.ss.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-01-05

SHow;--Tbe wet aud disagreeabls weather
OF the past two weeks eliminated 10 a heavy
fall:oi slow on Wednesday night, WHICH fro,6
lses ut las: to usher in . little sunsbius
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-01-05

FoR FLORIDA During the Inst week our
community has sustained II loss in the retnovs |
OF two "f our must esteemed fellow c iz-ne
with their families. 10 the Iund Of Flowers
sunny Fi"r'du-Mr. T. II. Allen and Mr. W
II. Wilson We t;u>, that The rude i.ias,s ur.:
inclrmcn' skies Of their wintry journey ,.av
lend a brighter cha, III to the a,,r.c::ons of
their new home. AMI That IN It. hnmv nirnos
Phere and sunny skis they may ii i II .olac,.
for the ui-Gomforts Of ihe wmy The best
wishes Of many frirnjs nt,eui ritern.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-01-05

&: DRDRARYs. ELEcroS We would remind
our rssdsrs thatI1lls ell ctiou for Qrdtpa, y ,o
a9rE District .eopss off ons next Monday. d.
potttsieestt Abe dsy.tz 4 -