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The national Republican., 1866-04-16

ELMRA, April l4-Henry Gardner, a member Of
the 18th United States infantry has been convicted
of the murder of an old man named Mulock, In
December last and has been sentenced to be hung
on tho first of June next.
The national Republican., 1866-04-16

BALTIMORE, April IA large Union meeting
was held at Westminster, Carroll county, Nd, on
Saturday.
speecOcs wero made relative to the differences
between tho President and Congress by Senator
Nye and Representatives Francis Thomas. Samuel
Mckee, and John l.. Thomas.
The national Republican., 1866-04-16

SAD ACCIDENT Saturday afternoon
little son of Mr.. Wm. Wood, who lives on Ninth
street east near @ street south, while riding on
stone wagon, fell, and the wheel passed over him,
breaking his leg. He was conveyed to the resi-
denoe Of his father, and DR.. Walsh summoned. The
lad is only hve years age, and it is feared he will
not recover.
The national Republican., 1866-04-16

Gov. 0GLEsBY, of Illinois, has issued q
proclamation recommending the observance of Sun
day. the 18th instant the anniversary Of the death
Of our late President, as a day Of prayer to God.
The national Republican., 1866-04-16

CEDAR CANPHoR FOR MorHs-Reliable-
cheap-fragrant. Sold by druggists everywhere.
Harris 4 Chapman, facturers, Boston.
The national Republican., 1866-04-16

AUGUSTA, Ga, April ID. Col. Henry IL. Cum
mings, an eminent lawyer of this place. died sud.
denly to-day.
The national Republican., 1866-04-16
@ Lo II H L N G.

@ l. % II H N G..
now HE EEDED.
BT THE BARD W OAK HALL.
There Is a doctor In our town,
man Of practice and renown;
He makes handsome income clear,
And lays up money every year.
Now, when he started out In youth,
He had but little cash in truth;
But still he d try his best TO do,
And make a aud money too.
He attended lectures, studied hard,
Aud very quickly passed the board;
lie opened Office, hung out sign,
But many patients could not md.
Each day he sat, with ssddened face,
For poverty came on apAeei
Al last friend gave him advice
which changed his fortune In triee.
Now patients noeked from far aud near,
And kept him busy all the year;
Men and women, all declare,
No doctor with him compare.
The secret Of his great success,
IN tell you II you cannot guess
The same sdvee will help you ALL
lie got SUIT from SMITHS OAK HALL.
SMITH BROS CO.,
MERCHANT TAILoRs,
AND DEALERsN
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
OAK HALL,
4Bl Seventh street.
Just received the largest and finest stock Of PlECk
GOODS ever offered in the city Of wAshington Having
secured the artists in the city We are prepared to
make up Ia the Finest Style aud at lower prices than
any other establishment.
Inhl7 s., b. 4 co.
The national Republican., 1866-04-16

FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
WASHINGTON.
H D. COOK, tOf Jay Cooke = Co. y President
VS. HUsrBerop, Cashier.
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY
FINANCIAL AoESr OF THE usIrrp rrArp.
Isrs ,r,,rr. orrOsIIii TEE r..I,u,r pnl,rruur.
Government securities with Treasurer Untsd Slater,
NONE MILLION DoLLARs.Is
We buy and sell all slas.s. Of GOVERNMENT sEcu.
RITES At current market rstss
FURNISH EXCHANGE and max. oOlI.e.ion. on ALL
THE PRINCIPAL oIrIEs OF TIE UNITED sTArRs
We purchase Government Vouchers on the MOST
The national Republican., 1866-04-16
STILL LATER FROM EUROPE.

Kind Expressions or Queen Victoria
10 Mr.. George Peabody.
The national Republican., 1866-04-16

THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,
AGREAT NATIONAL JOURNAL,
Published Daily aud Weekly In the National Capital,
devoted to the support Of the
NATIONAL LADMINIsTRATIoN
Containing besides Editorials on the leading topics Of
the day, the
LATEST OFFICIAL NEWS
from the several Departments Of the Government; the
MOST RELIABLE REPORTS
Of the proceedings Of the two Houses Of Congress- and
the Supreme Court OF the United States, and
the Court Of Claims.
ALSO,
TELEGRAPHIC, GENERAL AND MISCELLANEOUS
NEWS
THEMosr
RELIABLE AND LATEST REPORTS
from the Agricultural Bureau the Frscdmens Bureau,
and from every important source whence news
eomes-Forslgn and Domestic.
THE REPUBLICAN,, DAILY AND WEEKLY,
Will always be furnished with an
AMPLE SUPPLY OF LITERARY MATTER-PoETRY
AND PROSE.
A niche will be reserved for word on the
ARTS AND SCIENCES,
BOOK REVIEWS,
WIT, HUMoR,
SC, &G,, &e.
THE REPUBLICAN
under the present ommenced in the midst
Of tho Rebellion, January, 1853 and II II has not been
the abest 1t has been earnest and sincere in Its sup
port Of Abraham Lincoln aud his War Policy, EmAnci
lSsids the FEDERAL SSs Taxing tRai ground tS:D
aud fuding Andrew Johnson standing hrmly In defence
The national Republican., 1866-04-16

their license in addition TO the payment Of the
hne. ------ LIZ ----- 40
The national Republican., 1866-04-16

DY Q. W. BOTE Il, r.
ID AUCTIONBER.
AUCTION SALE or HOSPITAL STORES, WHISKY,
WHY'S, &C.
MEDICAL PuRvEYOR' 9 OFPIoB,
WAsHISGroE, d. O., March q, 1855 !
VIII be sold at public auction, In this city, at the
JUDICIARY SQUARE WAREHOUSE back Of the City
Hail. WEDNESDAY, the 18th day ofApril next, at 10
o'clock M the following articles Of Hospital Stores
and Liquors. longer required for the the medi
cal department OF the army, viz:
Arrow Root, 10000 lbs. BARLEY, lO0 lbs. $500
Corn Starch TO- 900 lbs. Cocoa and Chocolate 10000
lbs
Cinnamon, powdered, 900 lbs Parma, 1000 lbs.
TApioeo, 10000 lbs Ext Of Beef 500 lbs.
Coneent'd Mlk, 90 900 lbs. Ginger, ,3s5 lbs.
Extract Of Coffee, S,762 gals Beans, 600 lbs.
Pea Beans, 1900 lbs. Desc. Potatoes, 100 lbs.
Mixed Desc, Potatoes, l62 lbs. Whisky, quart bot
ties 10000.
whisky IN bbl',, gallons o,sOOi Sherry Wine, quart
bottles 40 900.
sherry Wine in bbls,, 6Oi JarrsgOnA Wine In bot
ties, 10000
The above articles will be sold in lots to suit both
large aud small purchasers.
Terms: Cash.
five ( days will be allowed to parties in removing
their property.
Catalogues ready by tho 9Th grox.
CfIAs. SUTHERLAND,
Surgeon and PurVeyor, 0. s. A.
q. W. BoTELER, Jr,,
mh2l.dts AuctiOneer
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II O It Il l. =.
HOF + NAN USE,
BROADWAY, CORNER OF TWENTY -FIFTB STREET,
NEW YORK CITY.
MITCHELL, READ, AND WALL,
PRoPRIBToRs

The HOFFMAN, HOUSE Is conducted upon tn. plan Of
the best American and European Hotels. It combines
all the modern Improvements necessary to the greatest
comfort Of guests that art ingenuity and Ibsrallty can
possibly devise and produce The bill Of fare for the
table embraces every variety and dolsAcy Afforded by
the American markets, in their season.
The national Republican., 1866-04-16

ID DEFRES HMENTS.
Tie best and cheapest Restaurant in Washing gton 10
that under the Representatives, Hall. Members Of
Congress aud visitors served with Viands which for
good quality and moderate price are unsurpassed.
Ja20-u WIN. BAEDERsoN, Proprietor.
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apl9.lOt
GALE OF DAMAGED CORN.

GALE OF DAMAGED CORN.
CHIET QUARrERrAsrER's = oyTIoE,
DEPoT OF wAsHINsTos, y
wAsHSGToS, D. G., April 0, 1866.
Will be sold at public auction under the direction Of
BreNet Lieutenant Colonel O. G. Lee A. NJ at sixth
street wharf Washington, n. c. on FRIDAY, April 70,
1865, at 10 o'eock a. m, large quantity Of damaged
Government Grain, viz: about
%, s77 BUSHELS CORN, IN SACKS.
The grain must be removed by purchasers within ten
days from date Of sale.
Terms: Cash, in Government funds.
Breyet MAJ. Gen. and Chief Quartermastsr,
al0-dtap20 Depot Of Washington.
GALE OF QUARTERMASTER'S PRO
- PERTY.
wAsHISGroS, D. c., April TO- 1886
VIII be sold at public auction, at 22 Pennsyvanis
avenue, on SATURDAY, April II, 1866, the following
articles pertaining to
aUARTRRMAsTER's PROPERTY, &s.
50 yds Mating
Cocoa Matt,
2 Chandeliers,
And .mall quantity Of Erasers, window Shades, &c.
Terms; Cash, in Government funds
RUFUS INGALLS,
Apl0-td BVt. MAI. Gen and Or. Mas. U. A
The loyal Georgian., 1866-03-03
UNQUESTIONA THE BEST
SUSTAINED WORK OF THE
KIND IN THE WORLD. ga
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MAGAXIN T..
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1t is the foremost Magazine of the day. The
Preside never ID more delightful companion,
nor the million mos enterprising 6riend than
Har ers Monthly Magazine Methodist Pro-
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The most popular Monthly in the world ew
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We mnst refer in terms Of eulOey to the high
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zinc a Journal with monthly circulation of
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some of the choicest light and general reading of
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acquired is merited Each number CONTAINS fully
Al pages of reading matte, appropriately illus
ratel with Oh wood Gus; and 1T combines in
itself the racy monthly and the more philosophical
Quarterly blended with the best features of the
daily journal. 1t has great power in the dissent
nation of love Of pure literature --Trubner S
Guide to American Literature, London.
The volumes bound constitute of themselves a
library of miscellaneous read ng such a can not
be found in the same compass in any other pubii-
cation that has come under notice. Boston
Courier.
The loyal Georgian., 1866-03-03
JAMES PARKS

WHISTLES to INFORM the Citizens of Augusta
w that he is prepared 10 dray with 7 drays
and can do it promptly and with dispatch Can
be found at Phinizy d Clayton's Warehouse on
ReynOld Street. II
The loyal Georgian., 1866-03-03

: Aunt Esther always demonstrated, too,
AGAINST all the pract cal jokes and teas
lug of animals, which many people prac-
tise under the name of sport-llke throw
in dog into the water for the sake of
seeing him paddle out, dasbiug water
upon the cat, or doing any Of the many
little tricks by which apinals are made
uncomfortable. g They have but one
short little life to live, they are dumb and
cannot complain, aud they are wholly III
our power '-these were the motiyes by
which she appealed to our generosity.
Aunt Esther's boys were 50 well train
ed, that they would fight yalautly tol the
rescue Of any lilrtEealed animals. Little
Master Bill was a bright>eyed fellow,
who was Mt much taller than his father
kuee, and wore low>necked dress with
white ruf1es. But Bill had brave
heart III his little body, and so one day,
as he was coming f.om school, be dashed
in among q crowd of dogs which were
pursuing kitten took itaway from them
and heIG it as high above his neal as his
little arm could reach. The dogs Jumped
upon his white neck with their rough
paws, and scratched his face, but still ne
stood steady till man came up and took
the kitten and frightened away the dogs.
Master Bill grew up to be a man, and at
the batlerot Gettysburg stoud three
days fight. and resisted The charge of the
Louisiana Tigers as. of old he wlthstood
the charge Of the dogs. "A really brave
hearted fellow IS generally tenue. aud
compassionate to the weak only towards
starve helpless prisoners Or torture help
less animals g
can't help hoping thai, in these
stories about different pets, have made
some friends among the Buys and that
they will remember what [ have said,
and resolve always to defend the weak,
and not permit any cruelty where it is in
their power to prevent it. Boys, you
are strong and brave little felloms; but
you ought MT to be strong and brave for
nothing; and if every boy about the
street would set himself to defending
helpless animals, we should see much less
cruelty than we do now.--Our. Y oung
Folks ~. tt.t4t NJ ..t y
The loyal Georgian., 1866-03-03
TERMS.
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Subscri ers at 81 10 each, in one remittence; or
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The Annual Volumes of Harpers Weekly, in
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prising Eight Volumes, sent on ceipt of cash at
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purchaser. Address HARPER& BROTHERS,. =
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Observation-Disclosures.

The publishers have perfected system Of mail
ing by witch they can supply the Mag zine and
Wekly promptly to those who preforitp receive
their periodicals dracily from the Office of Publ
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The postage on Harper's Weekly is 90 cents a
year, wb ch must be paid at the subscribers post
office.
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The loyal Georgian., 1866-03-03

If the beginning of ones life be vanity,
we need hot wonder it the end OF it be
vexation Of spirit. 5fH ~~
1t is not the size of a market basket,
but that which is in 1t, that gives it value.
A silver chain around dogs neck will
not prevent his barking or biting
Some men who are the first and the
loudest to cry fire are the least and the
last to help to put it out.
By long sermons, some clergymen, like
Pharaoh, will not let the people 80.
Be careful that, in helping others, you
do not unfit them to help themselves.
The loyal Georgian., 1866-03-03
TERMS.
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Harper's Magazine, one year

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An Extra Copy of either the Magazine or
Weekly will be supplied gratis for every club of
Five Subscribers at S4 90 each, IN one remittance,
or six copies for p no..
Back numbers can be supplied at any time.
A complete set, comprising thirty one
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express freight at expense of purchaser for 50 rs
per volume, Single volumes, by mail, postpaid,
So 90. Clio cases for binding IS cents, by
mail, postpaid. Address
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The loyal Georgian., 1866-03-03
MISREPRESENTATION.

The publishers have perfected system of mail
ing by which they can supply the Magazine and
Weekly promptly to those who prefer to receive
their per odicals directly from the Office of Publ
cation The postage on Harper's Magazine is "a
cents year which must be paid al the sub
scriberS post Office.
The loyal Georgian., 1866-03-03
INFORMATION WANTED

, IF Stepney Hartthorn who formerly belonged
~ to Mrs JAS Gardner of this city-WaS sold in
August. 1864, to a gentleman living near Will
mington, N. G. Any information of his where
asouts will be thankfully received by bis father
at This Office. RUBEN HAWTHORN.
81
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The loyal Georgian., 1866-03-03
Just Published,
INFORMATION WANTED.

OF HOWARD SATTAWHITE, was in sa.
" Vannah when last heard of. He left there
some time in November last fo- Grahamsville, S.
q. He was drummer in the 1854 regiment U.
5. c. T Any Information of his whereabouts
willbe thankfully receiy ed by his father at this
Office. JOHN SATTARWHITE,
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-05-11

From WAsnINaToN.-The Presidents eppo-
sltion to the reconstruction amendment I tele-
grssPhed you on Monday. This opposition, YOU
will note, was communicated to the Cabinet
yesterday, and the unqualified adhesion which
all the members present, save one, gave to the
stand taken by the Executive. has been, to-
day. the main topic of conversation. = Mr..
Stanton's change of position has called for the
special comment ''''
The publication of the Cabinet meeting /,
said to have been one Of Mr.. Stewards master.
~ strokes the object being to kill the measure
opportunity to act upon it.
SO far as the adherents of the proposed
amendment are concerned, however, the more
ult:s Of them declare their purpose to adhere
firmly TO the 'plan," aud to. compel ito adop-
ton by congres: without delay. It is more
probable. Though, that the report will be ma
teHally modified. and that the:sls70" voting
clause, especially, will be so construed. or
Changed. cha. :; as Sc e take from !. the appearance
inst It is designated 70 shut the South out
from participation in the next Presidentia Al
election. II Philadelphia Ledgsr, 3d. 80 :
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-05-11

MIR. GApRIEL ScnwAnz.-We direct attention
to the advertisement of this we'll known mer.
chant, who throughiths medium of good verso
puts forth the superior merits of his establish.
ment, and invites call from all readers OF
taste and sensiblity. IL the syle, quality and
cheaPness Of his goods he offess inducements
to purchasers. To all lovers of good poetry
and good goods. we would say. give him a
call.
MlILIsRrr.-Mrs. G. Schwarx is prepared 70
offer choice variety of the latest styles in her
department. and will attend promptly to all
orders. A long experience enables her to
promise satisfaction. The patronage of the
public respectfully solicited.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-05-11

The Department Of State !. q, 10 Irecsipt Of
news from Euf9pss which renders war extreme
lyimprobsble 6Stweens Austris. And Prussia.
The Sondnct OF the latter power d generaiiv
dsptScatedss The Queen Of England has writ.
ten, q Letter q. the Govarnmens expressing her
disspprshatien Of les bearing 10 IL dipionatio
;intsreourss with Arktsia, and strongly soaa-.
THs Hsrsia - .hss The t.nisn s aary & in iI, Ssv
York appssfS % be tnfnsd upon, the siesdsrs:
'O,Mshony hss been sarrssted; tried .Smsda. "a
dEgofgs. and deposed; 6ad iit d. now tis intsa..
ttion 70 arrest andttry StSpbSns on his S atfiySi
insNsw York which i! ahiieipstsd ID sons ia .gth
ipstApts he. " aosussd sof .ccmpl {n die
ssts which o. Mahppy v6s tried rs g g I
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-05-11
PEOPLE SING HIS PRAISE.
NHW GOODS,
Gffff&AP G00HS.
&00H G00AS.

GABRIEL sCHwARz is now on hand
With goods cheap and rare, sir:
And facilities at his command.
10 make the people stare, sir.
Sound the trumpet blow the horn.
From housetop and from ateep)e
For Gabriel Schwarz is '.alwavs sth =.
With cheap goods for the people.
lie mss clothing good. of every kind.
Made strong, and in tho fashion.
For gents and youths of humble mind
And those of stylish passion.
Sound the fiddle. beat the drum
From housetop and from s.eeple.
For Gabriel Schwarz ia "now =, h,
With bargains for the people.
He has Boots and Shoes, Hats and Cans.
OF silk. and cloth. and straw, air.
Hoop skirts. hosiery and fancy traps.
Al good as ever You saw, sir.
Sound the bugle, beat the drum.
From housetop and from steeole
For Gabriel Schwarz is at home.
With cheap goods for Tue people.
That's WHAT'S tie Matter.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-05-11

eT We regret that we had not the pleas
ure OF boing present at the late Junior Exhibi.
tlon Of the Due Wet Female College. and learn
that in spite of inolemency of the weather,
there was good attendance. and that the per.
formsnces were Of the most interesting and
satisfactory character.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-05-11

@ The Laurensville Herald announces the
death OF John Darlington, Esq, prominent
citizen OF that District. in the sd year of hi,
age. He was distinguished for prudence, en-.
ergy and perseverance,. For sixty wears O,
his life he was Clerk Of the Court of Common
Pleas and in that time did not miss term OF
his Court.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-05-11

LARcENIEs By FKEspMEN-Crime seems To
be largely on the increase among the Freed.
men, and scarcely day passes but we hear OF
some dePredations committed by them on
the property of our citizeus Several of them
have had their smoke-houses entered, and
large quantities of meat and meal extracted.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-05-11
=. . T.ssTy.-. : - - : -. -. =
M. a r TX EFT s..

M, All KET s..
d. ADDEvlLik, May IL.
CofroN-l6 to zoe in greenbseks; Eggs,
e6c; Butter. rs to SOC; Corn, $l.75c to. 5000;
Bacon, l6 to Csc
co,.ro,, ~, AuaUsrA, May7..
=, COiION-There was an improved demand
this morning, and sales were made at -nrice.
ranging from 26 to 29c. The market became
, hnsess,ed and excited ON the receipt Of faEora.
,oS oGSoLiCMarket quiet, Brokers buying At
slAVER-Continues unchanged
Couo, s,,u New YORK, May7.
cents. 'h dull. Sales of $4,000 bales ut S4ase
Gold 2es.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-05-11
REWARD

OsF. on Wednesday morning somewhere
~ on the road from fuckers mill to- Able
vile 9. III. 8. G., two POCKET BOOKS one
lars In Greenbsoks-two one hundred dollar
bills and seven five dollar bills. The other
contained three hundred and eighty dollars
and fftesn eents-one one hundred dollar bill
three ffty dollar bills, the balance in smaller
bills.
=. Fifly dollars viii be given for tbs recovery
Of the money. -,
MAY, II, 1856.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-05-11

'eAIs D*r-TaR ECRors.-There was a very
ec'seneance of our citizens at the Village
VI sa'' Day last As might have been expeot-
:. "o'n Tue excessive rains and cool weather of
"e past few weeks, there was q VOW ,,...,.i
complaint. OF the condition, Of ,bc -.
orops Wheat is ;already slishvu s ee."as
with the rust aud promised 70 bs .a.;..,-
damaged if the present unseasonaS,. ouSy
s"oo'o oe OF long continuance. Owing 20 de-
| iee!ive cotton seed there seems to be a gen.-o,
iaiiure to obtain good stand of cotton. rnis
| seems 10 be the case generally in the Western
oIates' and will no doubt largely diminish the
cotton crop. Even where the seed germiuates
It fails to furnish the nutritiye princ;nIes
which are necessary TO the vigorous growth OF
the plant Should the diminished production
| from this cause lead to ON icreased supply of
the cerea's, the interests Of the country would
! be promoted rather than otherwise. since Of
nothing else is it so true as of cotton, that the
"haif is greater than the whole" 1t produces
at least the same income, with decreased ex.
pense. The prospects of corn seem to be gen.
orally good in the District and reports from
other sections Of the State and of the country
generally ore Of favorable character.
The freedmen are adhering pretty faithfully
TO their contracts. and very agreeably to the
disappointment of their employers, but we
hear great complaint of petty larcenies com.
m'tted by them, and scarcely day passes tu.
some one Of them is arraigned before the mill.
tary'authorities upon charges of this character.
some effort was made on Sale Day to revive
inc District Agricultural Society, but amid the
difficulties Of the.present and the uncertainties
of the future, our citizens seemed indisposed to
take any active steps in the matter. We trust
that q more successful effort will bs made on
come succeeding Sale Day.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-05-11

eB 7. p. SLIDER, Esq, Of the Mills House
Is our authorised Agent, in tho city of Charles.
ton. for soliciting advertisements, and receiy.
ing monies for the same.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-05-11

.tB We direct attention to the advertise
ment of Boot and Shoe Shop at Duo West b,
Mrs. c. G. Cohen. Tie best Of work euaran
teed and patronage respectfully solicited.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-05-11

tB We are authorized to an2ounce DA-
VlD CRAWFORD, candidate for Tax Col
lector at the ensuing election.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-05-11

sG- The friends of >. W. COCHRAN, on.
nounce him Candidate for Sheriff at the mex
election.