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SlClLfAN HAIR RENEWER
lt Is a perfect and miraculous article. Cures
th'drts-. q aht5 hair grow. A better dressing
than any oll er 'pomatuu. ' Softens brash.
dry and wlry hair into Beautiful Silken Tresse4
But above all, the great wouder il m. rapiditv
th"hlch II restores GRAT EA:R 10 rs Ok.GrNAL
COLOR.
Use IL few times aud
PRESTO, CHANGE
the Whitest and worst looking hair resumes its
youthfuI beauty. Ii does net dive tie hair, bat
stTlEes az the root ami fills IT with new life and
cCi0Ging matter.
Ii viii not take long disagreeable trial 10 prove
the truth Of this matter. The fret application will
do good yen will see the natural Color return.
ing every day, and
BEFORE YOU KNOW IT,
the old, gray, discolored appearance of the hair
~lu be gone giving place TO lustrOus, shining and
beautiful locks.
Ask for Hall 8 SiCilian Hair Renewer; no other
a. uCle is at all like II III effect You will fiBd it
CHEAP TO Buy, Pleasant TO TRY,
AND SURE TO DO YoU Coon.
There are many limitations. Be sure you procure
the genuine. manufactured only by
X. 7. HALL & CO., Nashua, n II.
For sale by all druggists ,a27-Sly
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81 Brigham Young, IN a recent speech a.
Salt Lake City, said; "lf they undertook 10
try him IN Gentle Court he would see the
Government in hell first. and was ready 10
fight the Government the rub. He had SOL
dIers. and rifles and pistols. ANN nitIou. aud
plenty OF AZ, and cannon, too, and would use
them. He was on IL. The Governor of ;hs
Territory was useless and could do nothing
He was The real Governor Of this people and
by the power OF the Most High, he would be
forever and ever. II the Gentiles didn 7 ike
this, they could leave and 20 10 hell.r
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81 General Magruder, now IN Mexico. de-
SHES 10 return 10 the United STATES. n the GOV
efnInent VIII consent 10 has doing so. and guar
an!er that he shall lie free from arrest Gene
raj Magrnder declares. II is alleged thai the
Imperial Government has gone TO destruction.
;hai II has no money, and that the AmericaEs ;
VINO are there are compelled TO look out for
some other place to 20 to, as there is no none
OF their being able 10 do anything in Mexico.
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ss- German music teacher In Bridgeport.
CT. got hold OF correspondence which his
wife was carrying on with Julius Hoffer
another young German, hauled him up. took
him home and made Madame own up, gave
the young man good big fiogging. and then
TOOK him before Justice and gave him his
choice either to stay around there and be fog
ged every time the husband met him. OF TO
leave the country. Julius decided to leave
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A SUPERIOR REMEDY.

We con conscientiously recommend 10 those sui
ter1ng from distressing cough, DR. STRIOK-
LANDS MELL1FLUOUS COUGH BALSAM
IL syes relief Almost instantaneous, and is withsl
NOT tulsagreeabie to the taste. There Is no doubt
but the Meilifuous COagh Balssn is one of the
best preparations in nse, and is all that it's prepri
etor claims tor 1t. We have tried it during the
past veek, and found relief from most
Ssough. II prepared by pr. Strickland, No. SO
Druggists. Sold by J. w. NAIRN 90. also at
YATES Drug Store, and CHAs. OHRISTI-
ANls: 81 Pa. avenue and S02 Ninth street
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COLGATE'S AROMATIC VEGETABLE SOAP
superior TOILET SOAP, prepared Som refined
VEGETABLE OILS in combination with GLYcER!NE e
and especially designed for the Use of LADIES, and
for the NURSERY. Its perfume is ex luisite, and
It's washing properties unrivslled.
For sale by all druggists. fe e-eolv
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HSOn Sunday last, says the Savannah Ad-
yertiser, two negroes got into an alteration
near Columbus about debt Of two dollars and
a half when one sh OF the other, killing him in
stantiy. The murderer was arrested by other
negroes and brought TO the city. before the Bu-
reau agents, and committed to lail TO await his
trial before the Superior Court
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SECRET DISEASES

sAMARITANs GIFT Isl most certain, safe and
efectual remedy-indeed, the only vegetable reme-
dy ever discovered. Cures in two to four days and
recent cases In twenty -fOu r hours No mineral no
balsan, 10 mercury. Only ten pills to be taken 1t
IL the soldier hope, and friend 10 those who do
not want 10 be exposed. Male packages, g.; fe-
male, S3.
SAMARITAN's RooT AND HERE JUIcRs-A positiv
and permanent cure for Syphilis. Scrofuia, Ulcers
Sores, Spots. letters, &c Price 81 25 per bottle
Sold by ;. q. Ford. See Advertisement mY6
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ie l4.eo26t

EmRICH'S RESTAURANT
~ Ne. SSs Penna av., near 9Th street,
Known as WerBers Place.
. 1Ae eundersiRned informs his patrons and the pub
nc generally, that he has renewed from . A
MS o5a stand, THE European Hotel" to yEAy
NO. 3So Pennsylyania avenue, where he ll.sI u
Is enabled to furnish all kinds Of Liquors and Game
Ihsnhfui for past favors he solicits continue.
non OF their former patronage.
p. EHRIOH,
my l5-h No. 35S Penna. avenue.
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TWO BAD GASES oF PILES CURED BY DIR

STRICKLAND'S PILE REMEDY
mr.. Glass, of Jsnesyiile, Wisconsin, writes for
the behert OF all who suffer with the Piles tnat he
has been troubled for eight years with aggrs
ysted case OF Piles, and his brother discharged
rom ,he army as lncurable, he being quite para
TZed with the Piles Both these distressing cases
were cnred with ono bottle OF DR.. STRICKLAND'S
FILE REMEDY. The recommendation of these
gentlemen, beside the daily testimonials received
bJ DR. Strickland, ought to convince those su fer
ing that the most aggravated chronic of Piles
ere cured by DR. Strickland q Pile Remedy. II is
sold by Druggists eyerywhere Sold by y W
HAIEN CO; CHAS CRRISTIAEI, 37l Pa
avenue and SOY Ninth street oc H-Dv
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MOTH AND FRECkLES,

Ladies afflicted with piscoorstions on the Face,
called moth patches or freckes, shouid Use PER
RY'S celebrated MOTH and FRECKLE LOTION.
l;is infalhtle Prepared by Dr. +. Q. Ferry, Der
mstologist, 40 Bond It., y. Y. Sold ty ali drug
gists In WashlngtOn and eIsewhere. NY lS.eoaIn
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MAhRlAGE AND CELIBACY, an Essay of
warning and instruction for Young Men. Also,
Diseases and Abuses which prostrste the vital
powers, with sure means of relief Sent free of
charge In sealed letter envelopes. Address Dr. J .
SkILLiN H0UGHT0N, Howard Association,
Philadelphia. Pa. ap l6-3n
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~DUTCHERS LIGHTNING FLY KILLER
makes Quick work with flies, aud If commenc ed
early, Keeps the house clear all sumner.
Look out for limitations.
Get butcher only. a u colin
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~William Meeker, an actor Of BROOKLYN.
New York, formerly engaged in a professional
capacity in this city, has been detected in bad
behavior, and his wlfe has secured a divorce
UNPLEASANT disclosures resulted from finding in
his trunk hotel bills for himself and wife, when
the true wife wasn't there al all.
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TRICHINIAsIs-A well -attested case of tri-
chniasis has been reported in Linn county,
Iowa A family of nine persons had eaten OF
trichinaus ham, which had not been cooked al
all: they all siekened and six of them died. A
post. .mortem examination exposed trichInI,
and portions OF the tissues containing them
were sent TO and examined by many surgeons.
1t is stated that the average number of worms
found in the various pieces of flesh submitted
10 these surgeons was 200,000 to the cubic inch.
This case has been thoroughly examined, and
appears to be the most thoroughly authenti.
Gated case of trichniasis yet reported in the
United States.
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THE GREAT FIRE IN PORTLAND.
Fnrfher parti,uI,.s

We have received by mail the following ad-
diiioHal particulars OF the Portland fire: The
properly of he ii W cent Savings Bank is ALI
safe. The CasCo Bank safe opens all risht
The ciIy is filled with pickpockets from Bos-
ton ana New York. Moses Russell had his
pos kPt picked in Congress Street of ii ftean hmm
dred dollars A man was hustled and robbed
o. tour hundred dollars on Middle street A
fireman was beaten by two ssroughs.'
A party OF roughs from the large cities are
here. and VIII try 10 make a raid on the
banks. Large numbers of the citizens are
thoroughly armed, and, with the police and a
detachment OF the Sd artillery, sent by Colonel
Edwards from Fort Preble, are patrulIing
every quarter of the city. The treasure is
thoroughly guarded. and if an attempt Is made
those engaged IN II VIII be returned feet fore
most. There is no gas as yet in any part Of
the city. but the streets are pretty Well ligh ted
II ON the blazing ruins and enormous beds of
winters coal in cellars.
The Home Insurance Company, OF New
Haven, Conn. announce that they hold policies
IA Portland, Maine, 10 the amount of SlOlDfN
mostly on merchandise. They estimate their
loss at seyenty-fiye 10 eighty thousand dollars
iii view OF which the directors have voted
no; 20 declare the usual semi ual di yidend
Meetings TO aid the sufferers have been held
al Boston. Buffalo, Providence, New York
Baltimore, and elswhere.
The late terrible confiagration is still the ALL
absorTlng topic OF conversation, and the ruins
being visited by large number of people
from the adjoining towns, and also from places
more remote The extent Of territory is pro-
single time in the nited States. One Of
The most mcurnful things 10 contemplate con-
EscIed with the whole affair Is, the rendering
Of 30 many people without place to shelter
their heads. We have not heard the number
OF persons thus rendered houseless and home
less estimated al less than eight thousand and
some are inclined 10 think il will reach high
as ten thousand. In the hurry and excitement
OF the occasion many houses We're cleared OF
their goods, which were removed to places
which were thought 10 be secure from the
flames. but 50 fierce did they rage that in
many instances the property took fire in the
street and was wholly destroyed.
The correspondent of the Boston Advertiser,
writing from Portland, says that il Is gener-
ally admitted that the short supply of water
in The city. which leaves the fire department
10 4 great extent dependent upon the water of
the harbor, was the main cause OF so disas-
irons spread OF the confagration, as the tide
began 10 tall soon after the fire broke ont; and
the reservoirs We're subsequently exhausted.
The city has four steam fire engines and a
number OF hand engines, all of which We're in
nse. and there were also three steamers and
one hand engine from other places present. II
Is matter of some surprise that but one life
was lost during the fire, the death IN that case
being ocC asioned bv exhaustion.
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REFUSING TO RArIPY.-The Burlington
Uowa) Hawkeye sis authorized by Governor
Stone to say that he has been personally as
sured by Governor Oglesby. OF Illinois, and
Governor Fletcher. Of Missouri, that they do
not intend 10 call extra sessions OF the Legisla-
ture in their respective States for the purpose
of ratifying the constitutional amendment
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HOTELS, RESTAURANTS. &,

hUhCHESTEK HOUSE,
II CAMBRIDGE, MARYLAND,
having peen thoroughly repaired and newly
furnished, is now open fer the reception
OF BoaIders by the day, week or month vENA0
oanbrloRe being healthily loo ated on the Jul. c.H&
Chopta nk hver, has Fl ne bathing grounds and tine
roads Tor driving. Steamers run daily direct from
ing. C. w BENNETT ""u
je 27-2w Prnnria,or
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A MODERN NIRtCLE
-. n u IA = y EFTE 7 4 3 I 2
S!CILfAk HAIR RENEN(TR

From old sEd young, from RI and poor, from
praise tor
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
SURELY, STEADILY
SUCCESSFULLY,
eMOLANDERS EXTRACT BUCKU

Is CURING
everJ case OF KIDNEY D1sIAss, RHIyNkfIsM,
GRAVEL, URINARY DISORDERS, WEAKNESS and
PAINS in the BACK, FEMALE COMPLAINTS and
TRouBLKs arising from ExcEssEs OF ANY KIND.
OOME. YE AFFLIOTEDI
TRY LANDER'S
TAKE No OTHER BUCKU
Bold By all Apothecsries. Price 81. D. BARNES
& CO., New York, and BARNES, WARD CO.,
New Orleans, Southern Agents. BURLEIGH &
ROGERS, Wholesale Druggists, Boston, Mass,
General Agents. fehIO-1v
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-10-12

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
.ABBEYILLE DISTRICT.
In Equity.
Z. T. Gray and wife. anu Mary r. Cl.iles,
VS.. John II. Chilea, p. H::S Bradl ~
and wife, ct. al. -as% -
BiHtor Partitio,i of Real Estats. -,
pERSuANT to order Of Court, I will sell
i at public outcry, Mt Abbeville G. H.. on
Sale Day in November next, l5u,) the Real
Estate Of Thomas W. Cbile., decd. as follows.
viz;
1st. Home Tract,
1850 Acres. more or less, on Hard Labor, and
bounded by lands of Estate Of John Cothran,
decd, Mrs. Eliza Chiles, John ChiIes aud 9TH
!ers
I'd. Bu1en Tract,
90. Acres. more or less. on Hard Labor Creek,
bounded by lands of Wade E. Coil,ran, Ma
Dendy and others
TERMS:-A credit of l2 months, interest
from day of sale. Purchasers to give bonds
,cifh at least fro good sareties pay costs in cash.
and pay for papers.
WM. II. PARKER.
t q. T. A. D.
Commissioners Office,
Ocs.' to. 1866. 96, St
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:xRR HLscrIoNs IN PxHhs1IvAafA, !,
sss-S o9HI0 k4DS1au1AAk
Ths sollowipg getsstion returns shoy the ;sucf
ssess ofs.ths, Rsdiosi thougA slsh tamihislted
majeritiess IL - S'F ~ IT,
!. iu,I slate Sltssst wsssspssd Tor III Penssyl.
vanih, Hasj the Govsrnots Ii the other .Stntes,
who ars all Rsiies'a wtll hold sver until next
Rears Twenty aour coag.ssmsn ese 70 Be e;
ieoted in Pennsylvania. nineteen in Ohio. slev-
en- in Indiana. aud ak In lowe. In The pres.
ent Congress;Penpsylvnria hss eighsDemocrats
Ohio two, Iudana three, and Iowa h. ihani-
niopsly Republican
Pennsslvapia Congressional drissstian stands
II Republicans. 8 Democrats, with a1s Dis:
'trict in donLt. Republicans gain one. and the
election Of rDennisou, Democrat. in i2sh Dis
1ios will be contested. The Dsmocsais con.
eide Geary's election by 10000. FornAy claims
1900. :. l....ges
PaILApKLrnIA, Cctll.-As FAR a. heard from,
Gesry's Republican majority will be sbout 49,
600. The Republicans gain two nefpbss OF
Congress.
lsDIA SApoIIq, IND, Oct l0.-'Tue returns
GENE in very SLOW. and incomplete. The State
ticket generally conceded 10 Republicans by
$4,000 majority; Sixth Indianapolis District.
Coburn Union majority $500: Democrat gain
Of oyer 600 on vote Of a.; Second District.
Kerr, Democrat. election conceded 4,h, 18th,
apd 8tb Districts, still doubtful The Republi.
cans claim eight Congressman. aud majority in
both branches of the Legislature. indianapolis
aud county, Republican minority, in '65 gave
Morton, for Goverur, COO majority. Hon. Jas.
Hughes, Republican, Marion County, elected
to Legislature, which is Union gain.
CisclNsArI, Oct. lo-rhars was 9 spirited
contest in the District batvsan Eendleton Dem.
ocrat, and Egglestop. Republican. but the lat
ter was re elected By 500 majority. . loss ot
I l 900 in 1864. Fifteen Republicans certain.
ly returned to Congress, and perhaps seven
teen The Republican State uokst is elect
ed by q large majority. Bucksand. Republi-
can, in the 9th Distiot was elected, the District
Democrats exp, cted TO gain.
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DnrR,cr CorRrs.-The Court Of Appeals in
pursuance Of the authority eonSsrssa by recent
Act Of The Legislature haSs' appointed. the
times for commencing the aus.ierly sessions of
the Diatrict Court foF Abbeville. on the third
Monday after. the fourth Monday in January.
April. July and Oetoter-the Session TO con-
,,nus so long as the Aspstca, Of hasineas may
require.
This is very important Court as aow eonsti
tuted. eSerC,siug jurrdiction IN all civil cases
up TO $4,000. and having exclusive jurisdiction
in larceny and misdemesnors. Il IL attended
with the came complement Of Grand aud
/ Petit Jurors as the Superior Courts.
As is known to most Of our reaaess, the Dis.
| a very worthy and tGicient .asaicer. Who. we
regret 10 announce. hss been conf ed
to hfs b+d by serious illness for some time past
,We.wish him . ePeedy restoration to health.
md an early assumption Of the duties and
pterog.:iyss "s his ,fhioe., : - -. -
--Ns-a.- So.
= e'learn ahat. on the Ist of January next
ths Colorado. pioneer of q new line between
San Francisco and Chiua wil l commence her
trips, and every arrival will bring frou, 1000
AbovV ~ Suos fosL fIsptau5iss IL - 6alus
are already discussing the a.esiion Of eontrac.
ting with Chinese companies for an Immense
number Of coolies to eultiyete the cotton
fields Of the South for term of years, at q
much cheaper rate than aegro labor can be ob.
tained.
The, Huntsville lndependant says: The
papers in South Alabama are discnssing "a.
riops plans 10 prevent ths sacrifice Of property
at forced legal sales as is now being done al
the Southern States. We see 90 remedy and
no relief exceprin bankrupt law by the Con-
gres..'
. Wendall Phillips, in The 4ni-Staseyy .Stan-
da'd urges the Impeachment Of Mr.. johnson
on the 9th Of next March. ",-
The Census Breau estimstes the population Of
the United States and Territories has increased
from 81 .4SS.2lS, the number found hy The cen
sus Of 1860 to 36 100000.
A thousand rersoss have arrived al Calves
ton from the interior ,of Texas 10 escape the
Persecution of que riilas, Sbe rob and murder
on both sides for Ilundsr ".i
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-10-12

MARRIED. by Rev. Thos. G.. Herbert, on
the evening Of ihe 4th Oct, 1t the residencs OF
lie brides mother Rev. ". A. HODG FL. oi
'tne =; ~. cootsrenee. snd Miss CoRRlE
HARDY, Of Andarsoe District.
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Friday, October 10, 1885,
HLRCT10N FoR sHERIfF.

ELkCT1ON FVH BHE6lRE. -
The following table shoss rhe efaeial re-
turn of the votes cast -9fof Sheriff Of tbs Die.
trist on Tuesday last owing.to the detention
of the cars on Wednesday afternoon tho mana.
:geu of election from tho Ninety tSix. precpet
did not arrive in time 10 make their report be
fore the election was declared. We learn that
the vote at that place was: cason, 80; Moore.
g; Hutchison, /: . - - -,
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5oiSoa tktlspaB.
egndrsssed Cambria for Ladies skirts,
) ssEsrc3les kEfss2d article for skirts,
Uadrespefa E19bric for skirta
h ,HnekaLaak an6 Damask Toweling,
Damssk end Nnckaback Towels,
H;AMa2sE usmask Table Cloths,
,T5ts3 DsMssk By the yard,
Fft. IA f9 ana Aa,seillesQuilis
svfhtis And 4Se e,eed Tides,
I .nsn,sk 9. rita 0ytssRa = 3. Napkins.
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!. WHITE 4 ]. ! GOODS. {! / {
g ~ Ks j 3s%!sVcy~tt .,asA,A
- !; =? -. ~; tY,i, .slSSa-

Jsoonet Naiusook Null Muslin Aqa. ssiss;
t.H Muslihs, SrlH
Striped, Plaid and -CoieEed Maslms, x i; ".
French, swias and Pearl sFiss Musiiu fos
j! party dresses, ,l,sI
FEench ofganiisa and Tatletons, warrant,
Cd e .asb. for party dtsssss, s. 4tegffr
Linen 0anbne ard Ltnsd Lasp, - ~ :. = e
Pare Iyish Liusp. pndfssssd, - ~ s,s,
Birds Eys and RqsSa Biarsr, %
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tB Divine serviesaSiifas held IN ahe Pree-
bytesian Church in thisi siyillsge next Saturday y
evening BY the Rev. Jsha, 6, Williams. N. gasd en
Sesbath following BY Rev. A. A. Morse. Onr
citizens are respectfully and earnestly zipsi.sd
to attend. ..;, 4. .t 80 -.
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Tue AUausr4 .lsxss fas 81 'ss 'ssssedsly bseu tm,aci,
enlarged and improved, and win ;aow.; aaapara
favarabiy in typographical exssntioa; md W
the general excel'enceOf its ssisorikl asd mis-.
eeilaoeous matter With ssy Of its entarprising
city oontemporaris'. Published daily BY e,
II. Pughe as $500. ~
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az Oar friend. NsA h2w.. Baxs.ss;S. s;i.i i hss
again susssissd . loss OF about one hpadrsd
dsllan ve,ta Of hats Asd, sksss EAish sess
Ho.s.Asses Ism ths besE sadsv. ef si,t tste.s.
.oa Th1reday sight Of Ns ia wssk. Va
On ths seassdsy si3s sGslewfnx: as ssso.So
haass 81 ID. saE@ q. Rslss, Of sfassasvsGaI
~ss brekas epsa asd qassfity ~ ,nsSx -.
Ian: Tbs lhisf sss ~ n "a ySs SsdsSa sav 8 81
Ahh eaass saa uss srsa ashS So 8 as 49,
nssoSsssd. itag ha bs1 sSz,ssf S..
~ EdttasIsi asd ssSSs ~ ~ m ~
Asoeaed css ~ tAA sesessst taafseI par ~
AsssesH haas No saassa ~ Eja = sSsts
ls------.szs< - <s <ss-4f = fs =
~ Ratnisasan 9ogfa a. sSssF - AsAasa ass.
sx1s ,of the pesseoss sssAss cf Bsniersin r. 81
bsr. d:s9esa ne - Msysabsr sszt NnsK
sstaabls ssnpsFty WI yhsn hss q !: S.
.fas RAsH %. Mslz4 kitssS
tAksetsss sssssst blss III ssss
es Esssx& tsspsasaas. kHfps5 CIVIL VI. So.
s4eea musdse. 6sysss iks peGitssstsfY u kslII
saests Sslsh Ssd.hsu. sg U ss5sss 3,
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az we.>srst to lssin tSas he s.&attas: / I'm III
of Asssrs. MoCraoken apa n.y. ID ths vida--
ity Of the Villsgs wsssdSstasyedl by .Ass ;oiI
Tossa.y night lasts 1tisessnpossd to. haze
bssa tho work Of an, ineehdisry. These gen
slsmsn have tho ympethtA Of the. oossnaasity
ia their lose. We heiisssaEsr is svxsi A!tIbsaa4
rance ..-sr ,,Ee !,
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New EwADyEaTtsEMxSTs.-Card-John Como OF
Sheriff Sales-R. Jones'
Rsvard-G. M. stkss,s o.. 80 -. .
Msrehandiss-J. A. Talmadge. ..l.
Estate Notiaa-Jas. W. Law, Ex'r.
ssIss by tho Compis.soner in Equity. >
Citaion-Wm. RS3. r, II AHsa :, l,~'>
Notice to Crsditorsaf ThoA w. Smith. =,
Estate sale-J. W. Les!y, Admir-.
Foheign Attachment ,..., ........- .; =.
Notes and Accounts of A. A. Williums :.
Estate Sale OF Benjamin Toibert
Exeeutor's Notice-lrvin Hutchisop, Ex'r.
Merchandise-H. F. Russell 4 Co.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-10-12

J. A. TAIxADox.-ws need scarcely eall at
tention to the conspicuous advertisement Of oar
entsrprising f+llow-townsman, f. whoas- rkiil in
his department is SO veH Known, His stock
will be found to be as unique and extensive u,
tho advertisement itssH It has been selected
with great care by hinself, in the New York
market. embraces aNths latest and best style.
of Fancy apd Staple Goods. aud. in variety;
style. quality and pricsswill compsrs favora-
bly, with any stock bsought to this market
aHe is acting on tho motto of quick sales and
small profits. and u prepared to offer induce
ments to purchssers - x, ''-'
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-10-12

~ See ADVERTISEMENT or The Estate Sale O
Mrf. Loniss Lesly, decd. by Mr.. J. w..Les.
- Administrator. on Thprsday, Nov. 9th.
The valuable personal estate of the deceased,
consisting of household and Kitchen furui,urye.,
carriage wagon, homes, railroad s.Sek. DC,
will be sold. Debtors and creditors Of tho
Estate are requested ta.aaake payment aud pre-
sent their claims defosa the Lt November next
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-10-12

h. F. Russx1L 4 Co.. l7s Broad Street
Augusta. Gave direct attention to tile
advertisement of ibis well kuswn firm, WHO
are among The most liberal sud enterprising Of
Southern merchants. They arc now Offering
at Wholesale and Retsii .onssof 4be largest and
best selected 'tocks ever broughtrto tho South.
and in variety, styls epds prices they challenge
competition. To country merchants visiting
he oity, they are prepared to offer great in
duesment. They are gentlemen Of Ligh char
seter and we take pleasure III conssmenainc
lhem to tho patronage Of our readers.