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ARMY GAZETTE.

rELaaRAeuL rR s-Ss
Sscretarp Stane0n informs IS newly appointed 1cu'"-
aa in the Regular rmy thsr lccsances Of these po'aa
m no. received by Wax Department before bscenDsr
1856 their spy ossu,ents WI 5s cancelled
R0SOsABIY MUSTERED OUT
First SautenkAt Jas l. Scott Veteran ResAsye Corps
MUSTER OUT REVOKED.
Liant Col, Wa B.ebe il8h 3 Coorsd Troops. dated Oct
20 and he ia urs,.l cport MAJOR Gen hoNs for tNJ ~
Q
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OBITUARY.
HIRAM V, WrLLsoH

The Hon. Hiram V. Wilson. judge Of Cd, Unset'
slaes district Court for the Northern District Of Ohc
died at Cleveland on the night Of 18th inst Of corr
SUMPTION Judge Wilson had occupeehe bench Of thls
Court for many years. and bis name became familiar ~
the country RI large at the tmo Of the t1a Of tho Ober
lin Rescuers in 1852 he presiding az thas trial He va
known 20 be in sympathy with the Fugitive slave Law
and inclined toward the conviction Of the accused upon
the convtionof Simeon Burbuel the fEst one Of The
who had been indicted Judge Wilson reused TO allow
new Jury TO DO empannesd 70 try the subsequent cases.
fom the Cleveland Dstriot:or the prisoners declares
that II that refusal was persisted IN defense would bs
offered BY Of the accused the Court ored them INTO
the custody of the Marshal and when found guilty
fenced them 60 tine OF 900 each with ak months I'M
rrts
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New2lptk Daily gribmtlE
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 49, 1905.
TO ADVERTISERS.

We will thank Our advertising customers to hand IN
their Ad eueni' Al early hO1r possible II received as
they cannot be classified under their proper heala
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no CORRESPONDENTS.

No notice can be taken Of Anonymous Communications What
intended for insertion must be authenticated by the
and address Of the wTter-not necessarily Or publca
ton but guaranty for his good faith.
All business letters for this Office should be addressed 10 TIT
TRIBUNE" New-YOrk.
We cannot undertake to return rejected Communications
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"
oORHANNgGt0

cherish alsadabe pride bein; the iu,rodu'r Of these goods
they long fe by Of refined taste to whose
good opinion and patronage are Indebted
These goods we perec, harmony with the besuil
aimed smbO1y al productions OF Fey
~ wi u siverWare
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~ Notes on the Boston Bool Trade, Girl and
Criminal Count RepOrts our Money Article, and the
General and Cattle Market Reports cH be found on the
inside Of tO-ddys paper.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-13
Business Notices.
STARR q MARCUS,

No. % Johnst n. Y.
ts,rs form the public that they have added to their stock
Ih isv and SLyERwARE superb Of the CONAN
NGyUr, sURrSs CoNPANT SILVER PLATED WARE
first Gifts kind Trodu ed in This country and
o. ies supass any made by Ellington Of Birmingham Dixon
a. Sheffield Cifohe OF Paris Ia qusy Of metal and plating
vlnsy elegant designs and finish commend to Avosbie
eopsi-sa .o3
Z, prevent imposition all acs bear their trade m'E ,hp'i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-13

HALIFAX \. s, Nov IA fire on Saturday night
DESTROYED Tho military hospital and nearly all its contents Tho
patients we're snoy5d several Grepen we've nted by 2Epos
ige sJpgQliula
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Advertisements for this weeks issue Of The wEEKLi
TRiBUSE mus; be handedin To Day
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their craft are matched against vessels built By Amer
lean mechanics and manbed by American Seamen'
THE MAJORITY FOR GOVERNOR.

The returns reported from al. Ine counties maze
Gov Fenton's majority 1920.
Mqjori,iss for Governor, partly ESTIMATED.
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Amusements.

. BARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM
nay AND ENENlNG-ROsiNA MEADON5, NJ =. W ,stsS
sni = at company. TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND CUNOS
llFS.
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There exists ppcr and Legal course to be pasued without
resort to violence revolution to resist illegal expressions
II the Legislature VI the State their constituents composed
Of majority the State urge Professionally refuse 90 take
steps epao aud place the state harmony Vh the General
Government by which Influx OF enigm0n and capital may
have and security for safe Investments within her Dor
ders alternative will be for the Oyn OF % state 10 appeal
Congress f0r redress of grievances, unes which they
at present ahorng and without which the Dyaists Of the State
be driven, impoverished from within is borders
main and tlr0agh oppression be gaO-nd 10 pewdor
The lie psamre meets NJ an early day and the eyes OF the
loyal people sf this section VIII BE- cd upsn the action Of that
body and ihey refuse within reasonable time 20 ray the
proposed amendment 10 the Constitution OF the United States
the great SIGHT Of petition will BE- left the oya people
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-13

WINTER GARDEN
1Ius FyESING-EAsT Lynne. Mrs d. r Bowers
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FIETH-AVENUE OPERA HOUSE.
Tits FVFNlN0-BUDWORTHS NINSTRELS TRIP TO
TIL MOON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-13

After nnuatng the evils from which North Carolina
Suffers the emigration of her farmers, the waste of
Ian and the general depression of business and want
of confidence in the State Government, The Hender-
.op pjou,fr nropOses the following remedy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-13

WALLACkS TuEATER.
TINS rs FNING-THE FAST FAMILY Mr. Frederick Robin.
h4n NJ .a Gilbert Mr.. CHARLES Fisher Miss Msdeiue Heurques
Mis Nrll'r.
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THE TYCOON OF JAPAN.

We learn from dispatch By the Atlantic Cable 'haa
the war in Japan ended and that th' report Of tbs
death of the Tycoon is confirmed. The var arose hoH
the revolt Of one Of tho hereditary princes OF
cheftains-2OO in number it is said-amoGg whom tbs
japanese Empire IS divided OF these praces the FY-
coon the chief bat they al subject TO- the authority
of the Mikado supreme ruler OF Japaa, who - tbs
spiritual leader OF the Empire. Until within late period
II believed that the Tycoon vas the temporal hea1 OK
tbe Empire who carried on the Government IN tho nams
of the Nkado but more accurate knowlecn Of hs ocs
aud rank has recently been obtained from which ap.
pears that he bnt the first Of the hereditary princes.
As such howeyer he enjoys very considerable powers AMI
is generassmo Of the Imperial army. The nams o. tbs
late Tycoon waAkAIinO Motto
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KELLY s LIONS MlNsTRELS
THIS FgFNlNG-KELLi s LIONS MINSTREL TROUPE.
~ 30 Hr,ilWsy.-MONSTER TRIP AROUND THE WORLD.
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NIBLOS GARDEN
THIS FvFNING-THE BLACK CROOh-6ren Fsri"ea'
Bale Troupe.
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MUSEUM or ANATOMY.
OPEN DNlLYCugiostesiu Natural HsoiyLecres upon tie
~ f5.rs,e
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THEATRE FRANCAlS.
Ti's tVENING-FRENCH OPERA-MlDSUMMER NIGHTS
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DODWORTH HALL.
THIS tVFNING-M. Hart The lIusonist-eHE lNDlAl
paSgI T8ICK and HEAD FLOATING IN TIE AIR.
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NATIONAL ACADEMY or DESIGN.
SFHtSfN ANNUAL EXHIBITION OF THE ARTIST FUN
SOCic "a. Open daily from 9 m. 10 10 D. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-13

FONS OLD BOwERY THEATER
THIS Observation-Disclosures or JACK AND GtLE viii
TWO rJPU LAR PIECES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-13

TUi, TT ENING-NEW YORK CIRCUS TROI pr. First week
Ro5 SckBsy Champion pad rider III Nino Eddie and Nat
a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-13

OLYMPIC THEATER
THIS TNENfNG-TuE LONG STRIKE. MI. Charles wheat
I.isl. hIstK IA Newton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-13

BROADWAY THEATER.
TITS FVENIEG-LOUIS XI. Nh. ClaTleS Dillon.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-12-21
New YoRK, Nov. 18th, 1864

New Yonx, Nov. 18th. 1855.
Ha:ing appointed Kinsmsn h Howell Of
Charleston. 8. c.. our sole general sgents for
the sale Of Mapes Lupsr PhosPRdtss' of Lime
in the State Of South Carolina. We beg to
fefsr harchssssrs. eend those desiring TO arrange
for sib ,agsneIys iSr ,hss ssis Yf iHsss Fertili-
iers in that State: 10 than. ,,,
MAPEs' sUREa PRosRHATE CO.,
CHARhFssV. NArrs, General Agent
Dec. 81, 1884 a0-~trs
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-12-21
A PLANTER.

WAsHIS6IvN. Dec. lS.-Mr. Sumner presen.
ted the memorial Of the Union League o Nor
folk, Va, for the establishmsnt Of a Territorial
Government in Virginia, and the appointment
Of Judge Underwood as Governor; which was
referred to the Committee on Reconstruction.
Dir. SHdhury prese Dted the petition OF the
Foreigners who have declared their intention of
asking that the right of suffrage in the District
Of Columbia be extended to them which was
referred " the Committee Oh the District.
7P. M.-SEsArk.-Mr. Tfuhbull presented
petition fro n, c.tlzens OF 1oulsisns, signed by
Governor Wells and others, stating tIiat the
present political organisation in Louisiana is
not republican or loyal, aud asE.hk that they
be supsrcedsd. aud q provisional government bs
established.
7P. M.-HousE,-Mr. Stokes presented a
petition from the oolored people of Tennessee.
asking for the removal Of al rolt icsi Unequal.
tiles on account Of race or color.
WASHINGTON, December ls.-Ths North Car.
olina delegation, headed BY Governor Worth,
had IN interview yesterday With the President
and At.orn~y-GensraI, regarding the subject
of General Sickles new order In Lhe Caroi,hss,
prohibiting corporesl punishment. The inter
view is reported Satisfactory. and the delega.
tibDs hope, from the intimations they received,
that their object will soon be accomplished.
ExwARK, december ls.-Beechsr leetursd
laat night in favor OF universal suffrage, inelu.
ding black and white. men and women, pau.
Psrs and foreigners intending 70 remain in the
country: He claimed voting to Be . national
inhsrsht right.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-12-21
The State of South Carolina;
.1BHEFIILE ULS7RyrT'

Inc SCaCe OF South Carolina;
-ABBEFILLE LLS7RICT
In Tho Common Pleas.
r. ]. Roberts, Administrator, W. ". J. Loma1,
Writ Cupeus nd Er.po.Iend,.n.
VIM. A. Lnnx and Rachel c. Albums, Admin
i.trut"ts, vs. WIN. j. L.Inax
Writ Capens al Ee,pnndendm,n.
w N. j. I."max. who is IN Tho custody of the
w Sheriff Of Abheville Distrirt, hy virtus IF
Writs Of Capcas al Rexpo"dendnm, in both the
above stat. d c"sra. having I'll led in my office, to-
gelher with II sche'iule ON oath oi his -rtale and
rfiecn, his Petition to the Court Of Common
Pleas. praying that he may tie admitted to tho
benefit Of the acts Of The General Asse Inbly
made for tn. relief Gt insolvent de eDtors,
II IL ordered. that the said T.. J. Roberts.
Wm. A. Lomux and Rachel {. Albums. aud all
other creditors t" whom the said VIM J. LoInax
is in anywIse indebted. hc. aud they arc hereby
summoned. and have notice 10 appear before the
Court at Abbevilr Court House on The fourth
day Of March next. TO show cause, If any they
can. why thn prayer Of the Petitioner aforesaid
should not be granted.
MATTHEW MCDONALD. Ger
Office Of Common Plens,
Abhevie Dist. Dec 1865.
Dec. 5. 8m
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M a r IKE T q.
ABbENLts DEC. 81,

COTTON. n . -. 81.
:. cor..e a, Soa az; Pc. tl.7ss $50; R!ss.
Sugar, l6.a Sssi ..CoRss. as zoe; Kerosins
Oil, rs ass; Fresh Potatoes, sl.s0 . 200;
Apples, $3.50 s 200; Raisons, 50 . 80 Can.
d., 40 100 - Peaaan.Nuts, Id. SOC. Drassl;
Ste'; Chesssss0a 81; Figi. 20:
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-12-21

ford, Georgia, letter says: We have flushed
picking Cotton. Never has such nm event &C.
Cured ef"re at this timo Of the year in the
history OF the country. The drough,h and rust
ana an early frost. ruined our prospects for an
average crop Of the snowy staple. We will
make third of crur-no more. Below Us.
in some parts Of Miller and Decatur counties,
the worm finished what the rust and droughth
spared. Owing TO the shortness Of the crop of
Cotton, many Of our farmers have become dis
couraged, aud sold out to try olher pur-
ruits.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-12-21

Don't you prefer 10 patronIzs your own peo.
pie instead Of strangers, when you csn
do equally as we'll If not betteri Why Of
conrss you would. Then if such 10 the casp,
buy your Druga and Medicines from the Old
Snnthern Drug House Of Goodrich, Wineman
4 Co., No. l6S MeetinR-street, Charleston, S. C..
who keep the beet stock Of pure and reliable
Medicines TO he found South. Yod Will then BE-
buying from your own people, and hUt from
strangers.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-12-21

CRISIS IN LorlsIASA.-A Tribune special, da-
ted New Orleans. the sth instant. says: "On
account of the failure Of tho Cotton crop and
other depressing influences, financial crisis
has been expected this Fall. There have been
however. no failures of any consequence ono
Cotton factor and few small dry goods mer.
chants only having susPenped. making no i'm
preston in business circles"
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-12-21

~ See the ertisement Of Eve thousand
aefes OF land and water 1potker to lease Tie
lands are excelisnt and the water power is
good. Mr.. Calhoun will lease the property on
advantageous terms
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-12-21

ew See the School Notice of our young
friend. Mr.. G. A. Douglass who intends ope, /.
ing his school on the first Monday in February
9.ess Mr. Douglass is Ane teacher, and We
bope may 10 literally patronized
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-12-21

ctBE sPersops gong to Florida will find ihs
splendid ~ ssesper Dictator. the safest and
cheapest transportation. J. D. Aiken d Co.
Agents, Chariesstoh, s: q
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-12-21

ET By reference TO, his advertisement it
will be seen TINT Dr.. g., w. Kelley will sell lis
entire stock of Fancy aha Dry Goods. Hats,
Shoes. Yankee Notions, &c.. at Auction. near
!,bs Greenwood Depot on Christmas Day
Purchasers would do we'll to be 10 attendance
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-12-21

tB SEQ the advertisement Of g. T. Rad.
cliffs, He will exhibit Christmas Trse. on
Friday easbihg containing all he stirsetions d
the 6eaaoHs
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-12-21
S OF TIL CAROLINA,
ABBBVzLLE DISTRICT
BY William Hi, Ordinary of -d6bsu;lls

wv HEREAS. W. Il. Parker. a. Commis-
~ sioner ID Equity for said District, hss
this day made application. for Letters of Admin
'strstion ds benis non. ctW, tesfosnesko aaaszo.
District, dccsaksS
These sss. thsr sfS{A " aits and admonish
the kindred and credit5fs OF the said deoSSsed
70 DO ada spbsar before HE st Court Of Or
diDary Dr.. Abbsvills District to be ,hsia sa Ab.
beyills Court House, on Friday. u Ssth day
tsrs re Aduinistrs'ion sliouA. NO. 10 ;liisaesd.
Given under R hand and ssals ~ lssh day
Of HovembSs 1868.
Wv 81. I 80, +
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-12-21

The .osy !. assio @ :.,.7 ssss.sd .h.. Gran: .i 60
TO Europe when he fhs 90 the reorganization
ii tic army
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-12-21

SOUTH CAROLINA,
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
BY WILLIAM HILL, Ordinary ol
AJbeuillc District, S. e.
wv HEREAS. W. H. Parker. E.q., ss Com
w missioner in Equity for raid Dist riot. has
male application TO me for Letters Of Admins
T. 'ation of all and singular the goods and chat
Hes. rights and credits OF the Est".e Of Jas. F.
T,lbcrt. late Of Abhcvlls District ard Stata
aforesaid, decd (ns derelict
These are I" cite the kindred and creditors
{ said drcrasrd 10 be and appear before me st
Court Of Ordinary, to be held at Abtcville c..
H.. for Ahheville District, on Tuesday, the 18Th
day O. Drcrmh-r next, 10 show canse why Lot
tvrs Of Administration should not be granted.
Given uuder MY hand and seal this 9Th Nov.
1860.
WILLIAM HILL, Q. A. D.
80, st
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

SHERIFF'S SALES.
10y virtue of sundry writi Of Fieri f.ciss
AD to me directed. will seii at Abbey lille
Court House, on III. first Mob,lay in January
next, the following property, to wit:
One House and Lot in Greenwood, known 4
Perryinan & Walters Store, containing ten
acres more or less. bounded by Mart MsK.!lar,
Rev: 5. DonhelIy aud others.
On. IIbnse and Lot in Greenwood, known NJ.
the Parsonage. contnining eleven acre.. more or
less. bounded bt Bennett Reynolds, J. II. Tar
rant aud Others.
Also, all the interest that ". W. p.rrym,p
has in House aud Lot in Greenwood, fo,inrrly
occupied by Il. G.. Crews. The Lot 10 thirty i.et
square. more or less, bounded by Stanley Crews
aud others.
The above Lots nre levied OH as ihe PROPERTY
Of Perrymun Waller. ads. Vim. Hill ard
One House and Lot in Nine., -si. containing
boiihd-i by J. f. Cason, +. ". Goodwin aud
others, levied on NJ the frcrr:ty of II. B. Me
Mel. uds 5. a. Crawford und J. +. Casun.
II acres Of land. more, or less, in the Town
AbGeville. bounded l't Patrick " ilsun, Rub-r,
JONES aud others. and lying brtw.en tho T.. Il e.:
Railrond and 'a,hlrtge koal, lev led On &. the
property Of N. ID. Roche, l., satisfy TX, ,cution II.
in my "fiice.
900 ncres of land. more or less, bounded bv
Jus k,llingsw"rth. I. Garter. Mrs Allen and
| others, levied ON Ms the property Of II. 4. tonrs
uds. }. A. Norwood nnd OILERS.
The Brick Store in the T5wn Hf Abba Ellie, nov
| occupied by J. A. Ta!mndge. fronting Oh the
Public Square uhout 20 feet. aid Filming bnck
| about 10 ieet. levied on the property "i J. A.
Allen, nds. Win. II. Parker, Commissioner III
Equity. and othcrs.
Tsrnis-tiSH.
II. 8. CASON, g. 10.
Shsriff's Office.
Dec. IL, 1866.
Dec. 10 Q;
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-12-21

FRE--This morning about o'clock, the DRY
Goods and Clothing Store of Gabriel schwarz
was discovered to be on fire. The door was
pr0ken opsn' and few buckets of water
promptly sbre9wq ocn'e1tinguisl.ed the flames.
psmsgs estimated at $4,000. 1t is thought
that The fro originated from spark of some
Of the fire works burnt in the streets in the
earlyps of the night. - I.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-12-21

MILITARY vs. CvrL LAVA dispatch from
Newb.ra: Nori! Carolina, dated 18th inst.
says:
'Th. business Of he County Conir. vos tu.,
pended to-day IN consequence Of the order of
General Sickles E'rLidng the nflict,on Of cor
p"rnl punishment on any one. The State pre-
scrltrd it for certain offences, on both whites
and blacks. There is considerable excitement
on the subject. The magistrates. mret to.mor.
row To consider who. arti"n is pecss,arv.
lhe Legislature hns resolved to send three
c"nlIni'siuners to Washington to confer with
'hs authorities on the anhjcct Governor
Worth will head the com'nis.ioa:; and selec,
hIs associate commissioners
In this connection. we append dispatch
flom the New Orleans, dated 18th inst:
"Barrack. are going up at Grenada, Mi.sis
app, tor n permanent garrison for the United
State troops- il is said Jackson, Vicksburp
and Nnichez are also to be made permanent
posts The MrJor-Genersl commanding SAYS il
is simply TO aid the civil authorities in main.
tanning The law. Major. General Wood ha.
heen complementary addressed by the Grand
Jury Of Marion County, Mississippi for i'm.
pArtiality and justice in the execution of his
dutieb. to which he reples: H. is tho desire Of
the army TINT the cIfil authorities should be
altogether trtsted with Tie execution Of the
laws"
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-12-21

.gESr We direct attention to the sale of corn
,hyW. G. Ksia and ~. Norton. Administra-
'sSrS j
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-12-21

Mrs. ALIENS School We call attention
to the notice that Mrs. George Allen will reopen
her school on the first Monday in January next
We believe in this community word Of com
mendatio1 from us will be regarded Is entirely
unnecessary, If not intrusive. But we have
such high. appreciation OF Mrs. Allen, as q
lady and as teacher, of girls and small boys,
that we cannot resist the opportunity to say Que
word. Born and bred a lady, possessing all
the accomplishments of ChriGiiaii n,atron,
she conforms to the new order Of universal pow
erty with as much grace as rropriety. She is
willing TO labor for herself and family, but
Others also, IN another sense. may derive bene-
tit from that labor. Parents should not fail to
avail themselves of this rare opportunity to
bave their children nbibe sweetness, manners
and virtue as well as knowledge. We venture
to wish her success equal to her merits
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-12-21
XI ,.II
HTMENfAI.

MARRIED. ON Tuesday, is,h inst, BY Rev.
w. II. King. Mr. c. B. MANN and Miss f.
}. MILFORD. daughter Of MIR. r. Il. Milford
all OF AbbeviIle District.
,eF To the fair young bride We return our
thanks for handsome piece Of the wedding
cake. We wish the happy couple long and
prosperous life.
MARRIED, On the 18th December. bv Rev.
H. Mcneil Turner. MIR ). w. CALVERT to
Mrs. SALLlE McILWA1NE, daughter Of VIM
Hill. all CT Ahbeville District