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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-03-20
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-03-20
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-03-20

rdF" 0ritcr GIDmcr, Der Gonbibat fir Colt
prruGr Der GoppCrbcao- YortDci, beitcbt barauf
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lluionioIpot, m6brenN CT i'm ShidttfeIee 9c9cn
bic TRAITORS itanb, tcn Stimmrc6t boben lcIIte.
Union. z clooten, bort Sbr bds ?
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-03-20
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ipeB caB Der ipcbfcilite SdubhcBr i'll aaen-
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ppbnl6 pobIfcil t0ufcn
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-03-20

E@Stpb uic babcH ipir cine Grncnnung fir
@cupcrnrr nit mcbr @ntbWioSmuS in alien
Sbcilcn rcS Staatc5 aufnebmsn icben, ais bic
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unicr bcIicbtcr @cntrdl init cincr Rbcrp6lti9cns
Den Mcbrbcit crpGhlt McrNen pirb.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-03-20
Ginarren I Giaarren I

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garrcn, &audtabaf, &autabdf unb ilbcrbaupt
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finoell, b0B bc5 bnbitiblb poDr 1T.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-03-20
202I,f
Groceries ! Groceries !

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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-03-20
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-03-20
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-03-20
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-03-20
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S. y. Wofer.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-03-20
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to. Sotn Sansipr.
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-03-20
SO 8elDbnttpd,

ETa9 Nm ltbhn @ittp.& ru,rh.r s.,,
!cA & untfr5ddnttsn ip. Gin s1va Mn.,,s0m s.%i
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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-05-04
Greenville & Columbia Railroad,

GENERAL sUPERINTENDTs OFFICE,
COLUMBIA. March 8, 1885,.
TNHIS Company will receive and forward
Il MERCHANDIZE and PRODUCE, with
the additional charges for transportation be-
tween Freshley's and Alston, and drayage in
Columbia on such as passes over the South
Carolina Railroad, when consigned to and for
warded by the Company.
Freight and charges on oil Merchandise from
Columbia must be PREPAID to all points on
the Road, except to Newberry. Abbeville, An
derson and Greenville; but freight and charges
will be collected on all that comes over tho
South Carolina Railroad, at all points except
Hopes Station Pomaria. New Market and
Grove Station. Merchandise destined for those
points will be resolved. and, forwarded. upon
pre- payment of freight and charges, and.deliv
cred at OWN NER'S RISK.
Freight and charges on all Merchandise and
Produce, to be forwarded over the South Car
olins Railroad, must be PREPAID to Colum.
bia: j. 3. LAsSALLE,
General Superintendent.
March Q 1860 47-tf. -
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-05-04
SIMON'S NEATLY MANUFAo-
TURED ALPHABET,

SIMON'S NEATLY MANUFAo-
TURED ALPHABET.
A Is for Auybodyt He's welcome to call
And purchase bis rsiment at I Simon's
B Our new fashioned and rivsted Button,
Which never comes off when once it is put
G Is the Crowd of folks coming to deal
Where they know they'll get Clothing
both cheap and genteel.
ID The Delight which each customer knows.
AS he walks in his suit Of new elegait
clothes.
z For Economy, practised Bv all
who statedly deal at Simon's HaH.
F Fat Person, no matter how larpe
We'll ht him with Clothing at moderaea
charge
G For the Greenbacks which gentlemen bring
In summer and winter, and autumn and
Spring
II Is the Hurry with which people all
ae' 1ner men,ag garments Hn1i sent home from / 81
Tho Invitation we give to all men
To come and buy once, and then come
buy again.
J For our Jokes. (which the people all read,
And Of which some appear to be greatly
in need.
Z Is the Kiss which your good wife bestows,
when you come home arrayed in a suit OF
new clothes
l. Is tho Loafer, who never at all
Comes in to buy clothes at l Simon's HALL
II Is the Money which customers pay
For their clothing small amount goes .
great way.
n The New Building Simon will erect
In the spring; something elegant, fslks
may expect.
O For Our Hall, that popular store,
Where the public buy clothing each day,
more and more.
P For Patched Pants. which nobody need wear
When trifie will purchase splendid
new pair
@ For the Queer things go marvellous queer,
Which in l Simon's great Almanac soon
will appear.
B For the Rhymes which flow gently along
In mellifiuously, old alphabetical song.
8 Is your Sweetheart, who loves to express
Her delight at the looks Of your elegant
dress.
T For Thick Trowsers, which keep you 90
warm.
In the season of slusl,. and of snow, and
| Of storm.
U For Umbrella permit us to say,
We've exactly the thing for very wet
day.
| A For fine vests our customers use 'em
To protect and adorn the masculine bosom.
W For Wholesalers who trade at our store.
Who have sold all they bought, and now
call for more.
x Expedition with which, with great pleasure
We take each particular customers meas
ure.
Y The Young man. appareled go neat
From the roots of his hair to the soles o
his feet.
z Is the Zeal viii ich our customers feel
To wear Simon's clothes from the head to-
the heel.
Spring clothing Of every description ut much
lower prices than can be had anywhere else,
owing TO our intention to sell out stock for
alterations to our store. If you desire any
thing in the clothing line, you can be suited at
sIxoS's Hall, No. 244 Broad street.
I sIMoNs.
Augusta Ga, March 80. 1885,, 6o-tf
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-05-04

BL cKS NTH WORK

done and WAGONS REPAIRED promptly,
neatly, we'll, and at moderate prices.
He has associated with him ID business LEO.
NARD SKINNER, a practical Machinist and
complete workman, who cannot be surpassed in
his profession in the Southern States.
Particular attention given to PUTTING UP
S II E A M E N G. N T. S
in any part of the District, and work in WOOD
and IRON. of all kinds, will be done in the best
manner. Satisfaction guaranteed aud q share
of public patronage respectfully solicited.
JOHN ENRIGHT.
April 3 90 6m
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-05-04

NOTICE
TO THE TAXPAYERS
Of Abbeville District.
THE SUBSCRIBER will open his STATE
Il TAN BOOKS, Tor making assessments and
beville, G. H., on MONDAY the 26th inst
The books will be closed for returns on Tues-
day the 10Th May, and all Tax.Payers failing
to make their retarns before that time will
be double.taxcd. All taxes must be paid be-
fore Friday the 18th June, or executions will
be issued Immediately. The Collector requests
oil to come forward and make their returns
promptly.
The taxes on. property have reference both
as to possession and valuation to the lst Octo-
Der 1865, and the articles thus taxed are, Isl,
Lands; I'd Lots and Buildings in town DO :; Sd
Cotton, excluding crop of 1865; 4lh. Manu-
features of the State for sale. DC; 9Th Spirit
uous Liquors. manufactured in this State, for
sale, &c. or brought in for sale.
1dees running through the fscal gear ending
the lst October 1865. 1st. Factorage, EN-
ployments and Professions: 2d. Commissions
Of Vendue Masters, Brokers and Commission
Merchants; Sd. Premiums of Insurance Com
panies
Tares running from the lst May 1865 to lst
| January 1866. Sales Of Goods, Wares aud
Merchandise, &c.
1'rres rmnniny from LIST May 1866, to lst Oc-
tober 1865. Sales Of Cotton, except Cotton sto.
len or seized by the United States Goverume ent
axPayers will be require TO pay capuit
tion tax which accrued on the lst October 1895
and on all dogs in possession on the lst Janu-
ary 1885.
Employers will please return the names of
| all freedmen between the uges of II and 90,
| employed by them.
The taxes must be paid in Specie. Legal Ten.
der notes. bills receivable and pay certificates.
All taxable property must be returned in the
| names of the proper owners. and all returns
transmitted by mail must be sworn to before
magistrate.
Owing to circumstances. the Tax Collector
| regrets that it will be impracticable for him to
visit the various precincts of the District as
| heretofore.
Office open at Abbeville C. e., every day in
the week except Saturday. On that day the
Tax Collector, will be ut Cokesbury.
8. A. HODGES,
Tax Collector.
March 2s. 1866. 4e, IT,
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How AStOr became EsTen.

To BE concluded ncrt lreeE-.
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y writer in Harpcr's NqgQ>ine. speaking of
the late John Jacob Aston, thus refers to the
mode by which he acquired his great wealth
1t was neither turs nor teas that gave him
S20.100 600. When he arrived in New York. it
contained only $4,000 inhabitants. In 1900.
when he began 10 have money to invest, the city
had begun to double its population, and had
advanced nearly a mile up the island. Astor
toreSaw its future growth. and bought all the
lands and lots just beyond the verge of the city
tha, he could get. One little anecdote will show
the wisdom of this proceeding.
He sold a 10, in the vicinity of Wall street in
1910 for $4,000, which was supposed 10 be some
what under is value. The purchaser, after the
papers were signed, seemed disposed 10 chuckle
over his bargain.
Why. Mr.. Astor." said he. { this lot will
be worth Sl2l 0OO.''
Very true" replied A~,or, =. hut now I
shall buy eighty lots above Canal street. By the
time your lot is worth $4,000 my eighty lots
will be worth $4,000" which proved to be a
fact.
In the course Of time the island was dotted all
over with AStor lands 70 such an extent that the
whole income from his estate for fifty years could
be invested in new houses, without buying any
more land.
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In a lew other cases. a nOHe pr0SeqH has been
entered on motion OF the Attorney General.
Tins Is an improvement on the previous bien-
NAL period. not only in the number of cases, but
In the cTiminality of the offenses. During this
time there were two cases OF mans!aughter, for
which the parties charged were convicted, and
there were thirty-fve criminal cases tried. AMI in
twcnty-three there We're conyictiuns-while dur
inc the last biennial period there were but twen-
~ty-three cases tried, in fifteen of which there
were convictions.
There have been fewer civil cases brought than
in the previous biennial period. and of these a
majority have been submitted to the Court with
out the Intervention of a jury. Parties often
prefer this mode, as it saves expense, which bears
heavily on the ~litigants.
During 1864 anu 1865 there were granted fifty
two divorces. viz
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And thirty-fve applications for divorce were de
MED. PermiSsions to divorced persons 10 marry
again were granted 10 nineteen men and twenty
five women-total, forty-four.
In the present period it will be observed that
there were htty-twO cases Of divorce. while in
the former period there were one hundred and
twenty-Seven. 1t is very evident that there Is
cherished by the people Il higher regard for the
duties and obligations of the marriage relation
than formerly. Two or three hundred eases
were not uncommon in former wears. The moral
condition Of the people is improving by the lib
craI system of education which His NlaieStv's
Government have adopted. aided by the religious
teachings of many devoted men.
The Probate Court entertained one hundred
and eighty five cases commenced within this BIZ
ennial period. and ffty-three cases continued
from prior date. In many of these cases there
were numerous hearings, where the estates were
large and their affairs greatly involved.
The business done by the Court in Admiralty
and Equity Is always Of great Importance to the
parties. and in cases Of Admiralty often gives rise
70 questions of an international character. which
require a very thorough examination.
The following tables exhibit the crimes and
mlSiemeanorS coming before the lower Courts
during the last biennial period. While the re-
ports from some of the Courts and MAGISTRATES
are full and reliable. it is 10 be regretted that
cannot be said of all Of them. There was
1 total failure 10 make returns by the District
Justices of a portion OF Hawaii ana Kauai. 50
hat | an unable 10 give 4 satisfactory account of
he business in those Courts. The returns from
he Circuit Courts and from the Circuit Judges
IRE generally satisfactory.
II Police Court, Honollu.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-05-19
THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
BIENNIAL REPORT
OF THE
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
TO the Legislature Of 1866.

Mobiles and Representatives.:
In conformity to the law establishing the Ju-
dietary Department, | have the honor 10 submit
TO the Legislature a report Of its administration,
and business for the last biennial period.
| have taken the liberty 10 call your attention
to some notifications in the laws which more
especially bear on the domestic relations and
morality OF the people, and also upon some other
matters OF = general character.
SUPREME COURT.
The following is IA summary Of the criminal
cases tried in the Supreme Court during the
years 1864 and 1865
The New York herald., 1866-04-17
ST. DOMINGO.
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The New York herald., 1866-04-17

tho Naval Committee for 40 relief of certain naval con-
tractors directing tne ps ment certain parties OF the
sums named IN he Dill 20 make good losses sustained by
tne ouhdiny OF iro'~ca,is. After remarks frum
MT Hendricks Ia <avor OF the bill Mr.. Grimes offered
substitute Tor directing the Secretary Of the Trea
accredited them by naval board appointed by reso
luton Of arch last provided that except in the
OF The Cgnanche the amount shall not exceed twelve
per cep1of the original contract price.
MI SUMNER offered amendment declaring Nj
Donald Mckay, Of Boston, and Miles Greenwood, OF
Cincinnati, TO be entitled to the OF compensa
ton as s provided for the parties building tho kind
Of vessels built by them
Mr. NrE (reP) OF Nevada, moved TO strike out twelve
per cent and insert fifteen per cent in Mr.. Grimes
amendment
On motion Of Mr. WADE, trepj OF Ohio further con,
sdera'ion OF the above postponed until
THE AABEAs CORPUS.
The bill m relation 20 the habeas corpus taken up
but without taking action.
EXECUTIVE SESSION
Tho Senate at htifpast four O'Clock went into
tive session, and soon after adjourned.