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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-08-03

btttlt@e" Ebatia@e, oaB WnoY Sobnlon
fir ieoen Gent Der $40 Mtufoner
DOuare. welde Die mtlttdrtlbe Bemaa-
ung uno 0erwaltune oes Citizens idbr'
lide TO fen lou, Der Nalton alletn
osrantuoltltb 1T.
Mlletn? g. r;e recen nj rod ?
User rpar ea, Der Die @slegaebung be,
Nation Elm ST umpfparlament
nannte, oaour6 bel Den Getneen Der Na~
tipn alle Mhtuus Dor esn @slfBen bteis5
vNumpfparlameat6" 3s,t1rte unb Is TO-
init n6tbta madte, oas Mniebsn psisr
Os@sBs uuter ben GUuB psr uuior5ai:
unesn III fsQen? @er mar e6? Mnry
auein ? Hetn, e6 war Die 9elammte Cop
perbeeo- pre0s reS 2annss.
Wer mar e6, Der oas oerrdtber!(he
8emiten peS prdiioen!en, ourb cen
fre6fen Mibbrauh ieines Beenaoia<
un98z unb isines 8storsdt6 ib Nnlpru9
auf Die GIef;,rel= Stimmen Der Slcfaa<
ten Su e:werben, ols oes mutkiae Bortres
ten csS Golfstribunen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
per BE Contribution neS Games esesn
uebfrar'fs idieen mill?
Sc 1T cine "unerbitiliGe Gbotiaas."
paB IS Die Democratic ot6 Noreen6
wlr.
Sbne BE Democratic ceS Norpsr6, bic
ieceiliontfilde Mtnperbeit, ces n5roliden
0ulfea, bdlte Der i%seelFon'fil9e prdipent
ee ME aemaet Den &umpf geBen bic
@srtreter Der Nation su beginner
uno bis jsBt forIsufubren, ubne oie(sn
&f mare jeBt Ger SIeen In DER
union; mlre ober Ter Der Supen In TER
Union, 10 1pdren fstneWrmssn nStbi9 tin
III ;i9slu ; mdren fsine Nrmsen III otsz
ote(sm 3wede n1tbta, 70 brau6te rte Na>
ton fstne IS - 40 Mtaionen Doua,e
fir ibren unte1balt jdbrli6 su be5ab!en
uno f5nnte fi@ an ea6 Wert Der Mbtrug.
un9 esr Natfouali3ulD MAIDEN.
@S it miibfn nunertitlibe Gboila9e"
oaB in eriter Qtnis Die n1rolide Demo-
trotie, in swetter Nnpy Sobnlau nit oteisn
$40 WiQtonen per Nnnum bfla let
perrsn md0en, unp mir tsflaseu besbalb
Die ounerbtulide Ibatia&e," eoB NntY>
Danf let IS rem 8eurton WbiSfey, unp
Die Democratic, Donf lei s6 ibren 70 oft
ne9oswurfenen Wablerpenien, 70 tptol
bonterott lino. CONT iollten de bleGen
eet 9sllsr rnD Gent, NOS fe rem Wo!fs
ar 2a1en aufsebu1eet.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-08-03
Mu &hwtnt{HDttge.

Der unterSeihnete, na6bem er Sabrelang an etnen'
pefttsen eunssnitel nuo jener tirdterlt6en &ramthstt
Der Sdwtnel"@t eslitten, wuree III meatge1 SSp3en
burd etn etn1adeE @sillct Ter Welunbbett wteeer 8f9eeen
-unb TT III Vpl%e ~besterio ieiuen Wtitleioenpen pas ylt'
tel ieiner WisoerHerltsluns mit,utpetlsn.
e%etrau6ten Neceptes (tpitenfrei) a~ufenhen nebt Muwet-
des' iie ais cine fidere Sur fur 9lus; ebruns,
aue SAILS. unp 9uneenuteI fnpsn merSen. Der etnStee
3wcd ees anssisers IN Ssnerns bes geeeptes 1T ber.
ben seioenssn nagiid au 's'n nao bic &@santatb; msISss
ieoer eetbenpe iein Setlmtttel perluden merbe, ba es i'm
ntdts tptet unb Rd ais Seset ~erweilsn mag. Que bic
bas @eeept fret suecfdtdt mani9en, upaea ~sefaateN
apbreIRren:
sfeo. Gsmars q. @iliou,
Wir,.a...;b11 Ei.D5 Gy, Ncr. sa,t,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-08-03
NDer'8
NDer'8
6 b 81 ectpreI.

IaS mei,ts,htmte cstlmittel fir SuRen, @r-
tdl,nnn tss,nmnle @dpintwGt uno fir
Q,nls1une Don @6pinnia6t.ssr, lie
tie I'D ihrn i'm U%crge1ud!en @ta.
firm rer Aranfheit t~,fnfen.
Gas Wtctpral iN 70 LANCE gsbraubt mrreen,
uno bat 70 aG5emeius gnesftnnrng esfurren,
pas nj: nur nptbia bobsn, sem prbit!um e.s
DnNblrrn0 ~ ssten, taD leins Sualuat 70 eut
If, pie je 5uppr, unn LAP man I'D al1o eararl
pe1laNen faun> tab 60 t,e1slhsn Ruren bemi1t1
wte iruber.
53ubereitst SDn
Or. q. 6. Npsr S 60.
pruful@r unD anal'ui9e @bsnite:,
QppelL mali.
gu baben BET JeNts uao @p1epr, ST.
@trabe, ct. paul.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-08-03

Delsgaten Don un%oraanifrtm @oun'
ties babsn ih Ser Bsidlubnebme bel
Convention III unterwerfen.
Tbpe. Softer @orf!br.
$. 6. Mann, TbpmaS Gimp on,
IS mt. 9. Mtt9elL 8enj. S. Smith
81. $. Mtt6ell.
&epublifanil6cs= 9taat6= COMMITTEE.
ct. Yaul, SulY 49, 1867.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-08-03
MINNESOTA STAATSZEITUNG
0tepub.,fautiese SraatstGvnDentiuE

Die l1nion6n6bler oes GtaoteS Wtnz
uelota wsrpsn biermit aufesforosrt, 81 ei:
ner Deleaaten @onoenttpn in Snser(ou's
5aQe au ct. paul am Mitwod UNI IL
ubr Dltttae6 II September 1857 5u Gem
3wsde 3ulammen III fcmmen, Gambia
ten fir @ouperneur. 2ieulsnant @ouperz
neur, 9taatS lefretdr, Staateld aBmetfsr
une Oeneralonmalt ~ no:nirtren, pelde
Wen1ter bel Ger bepolnsbenoen Wabl i'm
rddNen Nopembsr III beleben dno. Die
&er!beuuua &c: .Delteaten 1T pie fol9t:
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-08-03
~@pr DEM Sclfe."

SODOVl Ctt SDUDeHIVH uNItte[ Fu(ttl
eEf am 11ten pe6 ndhfen Monats fottz
fnret, 1T bod bsrstt6 iest BE Meitatiou
III Gun ten ODER ae9en ote etnie!nen @ons
~eicaten, pelde Dor benz 8,lfe feben> feb.
lsbboft gepp1pen uno 60 fno nt6t imz
mer eie reblidfen Mtttel, ceren 1ih bic
Jreunbe bs6 @inen b%eoienen> Die Musl l1
ten res MnOern III oerfGmmern.
Gpldem8 eBtnnen 3u fteuern u. por oem
0olte 1tebenpe oeroiente Wanner paAegen
~ lduBeu, oae fe Dor rtefem 9rp6en
Norum In unre&tsm 2i6ts erldetnen 1T
pF!dt Der Yre6s.
@or Dem @olfe Rsbt nun neben aneern
aefinnungsti6tteen unp bp@aeo9teten
Buresrn Gop. Wm. 81. Spar baQ ais
8ewerter UNI pie Denomination fir paS
&mt, ea8 er gum NuBen uno CUR &bre
oes Staat:6 ieBt 2 Sabre lang bstletret
uup IS tut uns letr leto gu o%sraebnsn,
Gag Qeute, penen mir mebr @erehtiofsttSz
esflbl 3u9etraut bdtten, f@ bertet lo0en,
Die Ste una, welae @oupernsur War.
lbau tn swet Traaen bon ben, b6d'ten
SntsreHs fir ou6 8oIf sinnimmt> fat@h
pcr Dem @olfe tarsufteQen.
Wir Der feben natirlih unter cie{en
iwsi Groeen pie s emperenjsu no Gle
. piraae.
Sbalet9 @ouperneur Wa,lbal ppr
iwet Sabren rurd etne IN uuierm 8!att
pub!t3irte> DON ibm {sIbf unterl6rtebene
@rtlarun9 feline StsQune tn per Gempe;
r%en;freae ouf ras oue,teRimmtefe Dor
Gem Wolfe Benommen, 70 waet man tp&
aberme!s, wenn aud nt&t ofen> 70 rod
unter Der 6auo RE Bebauptuno, @ou'
perneur Mar(bou 1ei gu @uaften Don
2if6rz@ ertot9eieBen i'm @eifte Der Gem'
perensler.
8ir (tno bon @oup. MatDou, Gem
mir Mueeiht ~ Nnastpt Die Traee 9ez
felt, wte er iiber Den punft 9e1nnt ld,
ermdattgt, a5ermals gu srfldren, cae ct
obiolut uno untecinet 8s6eu Die GrIal>
flung bon probibitipeelsten lei. gous
perneur MarIbau 1T bete,t> mlnelid uno
l4rifllih pas gfdmltde por BEN Dolte
leltf gu e1tldren une last un8, rob %
ale feline une,idlttetltbe auf 9enaues
@tucium Der Groee eesranbete usber5eus
euns fsf ftsbe, caB feine@ e1eBeebuus Das
8e&t babe, bu1d 2ifSrpe.tutss(eBe Der
Snouf,te unp rsm 6anel Sdranten ;u
tsIen, neil partn Elm unfatbafter, per-
pertlider unD cas- bsab tdt;ete 3iel ftet5
perfeblencer @tnerif in Die peri1ulidsn
Ne6te cer BIroer l'e0e.
SD 1tsbe," la9te uns @ouD. Star
lbau tn @e9enra1t Dteler Mmertfaner,
mo @oup. &nprem8 BON Wa6abu.
lstts ltebt, BET ZEN &sdten ceS 0olfs6 unp
eesen jspen 3uana our6 @efeBe, me:@e
ben erRen @runcldBeu notwithstanding
Suptcerlaufen.
@ou. DIS SteQuns In bteler Troae if
UNI 70 mertenspertber unp ma@t tbn1 un
10 mebr @bre, ba ct fit f1d ielbf bas
&edt res @snu0ss eeiniser @etrdnte
ntdt beanipruGt. 90 LANCE @oo. Mery
ibau ras Beto &e@t bat, fam Der IBars
At, itd aetrpf tareuf oerla0en, bab er nit
teinem Tempsren3selebe bebeQtet miro
No@ mebr ais IN .pteier Graee 1T in
BET bic Be3ablun9 ber StaatsbonbS Be-
trefenben 500. MarlbaQ Der @eeerfant
Der ablurbefen @erpd@ttounB eepprpen,
3una@f bat man 9eltenb 9ema@t Il
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-08-03
Nferb p~erIprem pber geffpblen.
cox pfnhr1ft1n

Ga III felt Dpnnefae Dor a@t 3asen zines
pon Q Wfsrbe, pelae ~ Ger %eeuannteu 3eit ent-
laufsn unb BON benen zines in Der Nabe Don
Qafe Gumo tp:eesr sr|anet purbe, obbanten &C.
tomraen, Gadelbe 1T 7 Sabr alt, beQbrau ner
Wauaa, itsr Mttts!erDBe nit peiBfn Sled ant
Der @tiru, ,dualsr merger biz ans GuBselent
reidenper Rine an ben 9inte,fuBen.
Wer 9errn W. 2eip bel @htte > Bear . Gate
bas pfeso au1udltefert ueer Na9ri@t hinet>
psIde CUR Wtsesnrlansuu8 fabrt, erbdlt pbiee
Belpbnung. 1853
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-08-03
)r~ 99gs. Srtu,om,

DsutlAer Wtjt, Wuaeay3t unp 0eburt8-
bsfer
OfFs in Minneapoiis: @rfe Girabs i'm 9aule
tea 9frrn See Bride
Dobnura in ct. Mntbrnp: 2. G1raBe> einen
Dlcd birter MenieufFl'5 @bubio.e.
Briidet Gmpfffof ftets oprrdthie.
Or. Srtman 1T G1eiSar3t tir 5snrtp'n So.
uno germ eereit arms bill 6btbirltise Deutt4e
NIT Natb uno Gbot III unterfuser.
8tllt0 iu pertau IN.
60 older eutes 2anb, Sp1s unb g8tefen In ridtteem
BerbdltniB. Saus unb Brunnen auf tem Ylate.
Naberes tn Ter Office Der Mtnuefrta Staatsseituue.
l66- mi
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-08-03
UNITED STATES SALOON,

(nebsn etm 5ups= &ueiue, Spnfe.)
Dritte StroBe> 81. porL
wtiheim "%pnntae, ii entt mer.
rIcnicnrs fret uno Fars %fcuci",
eoo hstBr'a bi MIR, 70 lpat tvie + u5.
8 onnta g unh @!ltne jsosr 3cii,
Siebf quo Elm 'cbIaadboft $40! terei:
Giqupr, Beer, Neiu gum 0oNetranf,
uno MeA Gin inn'rcr 5hTrbetsczare
Stntrsitt CUR Sffce beg 8artisr,
Ger trttt bins Elm in metns Itur,
Gin GGritt uah reGts legt er E6 rarn
lnb 1T i'm SIN Sin iG0ner Siam.
Il @tlbeln III % prntop
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-08-03
Soriduf9e Nnjet9e.

@uf gDunld pieler bieHeer 9ureer mirb Der untcr-
setdnste tn tar5eiter 3eit eine oeutld-eneliiae grieat-
ltfden Gretfdule. Ort unb geetnn Der @dule wtrb
bemnq4t befannt sema9t. @lte1n welde tbre 8tnher
eabin f&tden molten. itnb erludt db Bet mir III meloen
unb sebe i'd be @erId,erune nidtS su unterla1en, mos
fir tas Wpbl her &inber erfprperlia tit.
Qdtuu5spolt
&. Madenrpth.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-08-03
@eprHe 0prman'S

I d Z E I W.T. . q I . 0 r.
ESurtftrafe, ct. @aul, wfinu.
Nad serabe wet6 es aae @elt,
9ab man fir quite Wprt unb @elb,
gDas 9ut's fam baben Iberau,
Nletn BET mir braudt'5 ntbt einmal
Stebt Dor benz Sat bas 6 a flint.
gDuS er sur Qubuue nnr beeehrt
Wirb tbm in einem STU Sere6rt
Brn Geprae 0prmau.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-08-03
Die Wartenmirtb1bQft
gum
umlutu START.

Gens's Braueret.
1T aQipnntaslis benz Yublitum seShnet unb bietet
31r nnterbaltun9 quite Gansnnuit &eselbabn unb
xfbGne Natur,"
Smntbu1e b~efSrbern bic @alte Don ber Bride
mad ber @artenpirtbldaft. IS label gu 3ablret<
9em 8elu9e freunbldt Elm
QorenS Notb.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-08-03
DDtel 3u D~erfaufen !

DaS Minne1ota 5aus nebit alien 3ubeb1r, in
@tiQpater, eineS Der ~rentabell ten 5ptelS I'M 5taa-
te, tpirb tuegen arantlt9teit beS @isentbumers gum
Gertauf aus9eboten.
Das Mabere 3n erfabren BEL
q. 3iealer,
1ml III StiQwater, Minne1pta.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-08-03
). .. 3ubnen, Setretdr.

*TRegelmdsfse @eriammlung Der Gtretspren teoen
Nfpntae UNI 81 ubr Uprmitta8s.
Reselmdstss 1sriarm!uns FER 5anSelstammer am
lesten Mpntao zines jepsn @toaats UNI . ue1 Ma9m:
ert1eilq3, in Sesus aui pie Sntereien bes NOrewsitsns,
bur9 ben Setretar. 4oooa
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-08-03
Gpubttpret uub 9aueure1taus
ration

S9tller une G GmIrt,
SC. 232 Ste &trafe. ct. Yanl.
Dem %eeebrten gublitum Seisen MIR tterntt b6Ftd an.
bab uni ere grnbttpret frrtpGbrenc NIT Ger f1Gnien MuS7
wabl BON &uden, Ganbies unb 0ridten perieben TT, unb
uniere Meitaurattpn tets baS Nussewahltete ltefert,
weldeS be Satl on bringt.
10 QDir fibren tets etne quite Nusmabl sprtrefHtder
Nhetnwetne. Beifeaun9en werben prpmpt %beipret.
438 9d1iucr s. Sd,1nict.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-08-03
ct. Naul
r.

0e1iammluna6.ofal
S}nger1pll's d.
Diem iur @e1ddfte ppm 9 Bis 10 ubr Yprmittass une
Urn his 5 ubr 9ta4mit1ags.
q. 6. Surbanf, prdfbent.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-08-03
Bauer II. 8radDoAel
Ner9Dl6er unb 8ilbermober
6hbyifanteu,

6 deb Der Npbert unb stem 5traBe,
st. saul, : Mfinncjpta,
serfertteen aue In tbr Sad ein1dl eenben 9rbetten auf
tas SdEnlte unt @ef9madppune unb maiden Hd an
betfdtg. fpw DBL In 8esus auf 9retfe wte auf BITE Site
ibres Satrifats Spn benz aQerbef ten impprttrten ben
Vprrang at bchaupten.
ut e~eneteteu 3uipru9 bitten
3mt SSoucr s. Bra dhp
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-08-09
WILLINGToS, August /, 1867.

NlLLiSSToS, August lShf.
MEssns. EpipsRs: have never been in the
habit Of intruding myself upon the public, but
cannot be quiet longer, when see how entire
ly men seem To have given up our cause, aud
\ know how much misery this course will bring
upon us. Strunge infatuaton is lepar at such
timei Have We been wrong in all past tins :
Is slavery the real sin that our enemies charpo
it to BET Is the Bible no longer tho word of
God : and are there no men who will argue tho
case upon the only truo ground, "that it wus
Divine, aud that i's coming to an end here does
not prove anything against its justice an wis
dom = An experience Of seventeen years, daily
working with my sluves rs immortal beings, and
d"iug all could for their eternal welfare, gives
me "ow power over them that nothing else
could; and feel that understand the matter,
and will no longer hold my peaco. Men tell
you. the negroes will not listen to you they
| will not brlicvc you" Now | feel that wo
have grossly s!undered them in past time by
constantly hu<prcting that they would rise
against us, and when ventured on one occasion
at public meeting, TO suggest that there was
no such danger, was told that others before Q
had trusted them md met their death! Now I
"'>' VI" We ho' u" ''ieH gross INJUSTICE! i nave
had some experience in their faithfuncss, uhcn
men trusted Mem. In passing through st. John s
with our army, stopped at my mothers and
upon bidding them farewell next day, said to
| faithful servant, John, ! leave these lades in
your l'ands-tl,ere is no one else 20 help them" :"
With tears in his eyes he said, "Iil do ms best
slr'' and nob'y did he keep his promised Ills
was not solitary case. Wherever they were
treated with confidence they acted faithfully.
And now, sir, we are suying again" 1t j.
useless tu lalk-ncgroes will not believe you."
As Il faithful freedman said 10 me the other day,
Mbster, II the ncgt oes go wrong, you must blame
The white people. Why don't they do as the
Yankees are 1oing-go around and teach them ?
Whenever they speak, you speak too, and be-
sides you can find coiored men who understand
the matter lie, them speak and Kill the ,ror,ls in
tie YANKEES m"uths." AZ I said before, don't
attempt I" argue the matter except upon the
high Scriptural ground, and then let us prove
that we sympa,hse with them by helping their
scliools, DC Sympathy is powerful! l am
working here-wili you not stir up men else
where -? Let Inc here publicly thank Mr. Fair for
his nft"rs--such men nre doing a good work
We are to have barbecue soon-come down.
Respectfully,
o. 4. POKCHER.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-08-09

suRRATr TnIAL-The trial of surrau for
completely in the murder Of President Lincoln,
has nearly come to close. and the verdict NAV
at any moment he expected, The evidence has
revealed very little more than was developed
at the trial Of Mra. Surratt, Payne, and Others.
The evidence is of so conflicting character
that it is thought that the prosecution will fail
to secure a conviction. The case has been in
progress for more than month. and the argu-
ments Of counsel themselves have occupied
more than week. "Life is short and art is
long," and our legal proceedings at present
eesm to be better suited to tue times Of Methu.
saleb, than our own fast age
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-08-09
To tho Sunday schools of AbbevilIo District

10 lno Sunday-school5 OF AbbeVillo District.
Since inviting you to send up your delegat cs
to Sunday-school convention TO meet at the
Court House, OIL the 81 st inst, at o'clock, \.
NJ have been much encouraged to believe
We shall have large anil an interesting meet
ing. The proposition seems to meet with ccu-
cral appreciation.
Let each school send up two delegates, md
be sure I" ask them to come up to remain until
all business is attended to. We want n full re-
port from cach scluol--sucl n report rs will
answer The following questions: What is the
namc of your school: Name If supcrintcnd-
ent : How many tcacherso How many
scholars? Is your school in tonrishing con-
d''ion Arc you well supplied with books? if
""' what amount will sn:'ply you: Let dele
gates bring up all tic Sunday school information
possible 1t is hoped that all ministers in the
District will attend the meeting in order to en-
courage and aid the good cause. ! know they
are interested i'll this work, and their co-opcr-
ntion is earnestly desired now.
Respectfully,
". IT, FAREOW,
Missionary American s. $. Union for s. G.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-08-09

Mn. j. W. SIGH.--Wc direct the attention of
our readers TO the card Of Mr.. !. W. Sign, of
our village, carl'"n!er and unI er, akcr. who
presents himself clndi,late..fur public pairo-
nngc' lie is prepared II. all TIMES to furnish
'nrl"lilc, walnut, pine and poplar coflins and
ais" l"arsc, for funerals which. within five
miles distance. will be furnished fre.. Of charge
We have known Mr. Sign IL long time. and can
recomtnend him as one thoroughly competent
70 do well whni ever he undertakes We trust
lie will Receive The liberal patronage he SO well
merits.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-08-09

MILLISEkv.-See the advertisement of Mrs.
Jeanette Schwaiz. of our Village, who Oh
the eve Of leaving for New York TO replenish
her stock. offers choice selection of Millinery
Goods at cost. From the experience OF Mrs
SchwnIz in these matters, and the care and skill
with which she makes her selections, we think
we can Assure our readers that she can satisfv
them ms well in the style and quality as in the
prices Of her gocds. Give her a call,
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-08-09

cSr The friends of our esteemed Ordinary
WIN. Hill. EsI.. will be pleased to learn that he
has returned home again f, ON his recent trip to
the land of his birlh-Green Erin. We have
not ye, had the pleasure Of seeing him, bur
learn that he is in excellent hea lth and spirits
and trnst TO be able to induce him to give our
readers tho benefit Of his recent experiences.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-08-09

NASHVILLE, August G.-Judge Lawrence has
been appointed by General Curlin to take
charge of the negroes discharged for politics.
Lawrence finds great difficulty in providing for
them.
Sr. LOUIS August 6.-Capt. Arms, near
Fort Hayes, with forty men. wns surrounded BY
The Indians, but cut his way out and reached
Fort Hayes, holly pursued. Having been rein
forced from the fort, he moved against them {;
but nothing hos been heard of the result.
MoSTcoMEny. Ala. August 6.-Gon. Pope
orders the discor,nuance, and forbids future
proceedings in cases. against soldiers from acts
committed in accordance with military orders.
RALEIGH, August 6:-Gen. Sickles has order
ed the Post Commander here to notify Gov
Worth that the adjourned August session of
the Legislature is postponed until further Of
ders.
WILMINGTON, August 6.-Orders have been
received from Gen. Sickle. 10 suspend all jnry
tr"ls. on account Of noncompliance with
General Orders No. 80, ordering a revisal of
jury lists. All jury trials, upon receipt of this
order. were suspended.
LOUISVILLE, August 6.-Helm's mejority
will reach 10000.
WARRINGTON, August 6.-The Presidents
formal intimation 10 Secretary Stanton that
his resignation would he acceptable, excites
political circles. Ills voluntary vacation OF
the office is not regarded as probable. The
Presidents note was in effect, that considera-
tlons Of public policy would render bis resig-
milton acceptable. .l
Internal revenue receipts to-day SAT-, 900
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THE EariTy CouRT.-The Extra Term Of our
Equity Court has been in session duriag the
present week, his Honor Chancellor Lesesne
presiding. A number OF important cases have
been disposed Of and the business of The term
will be sufficient to occupy the entire week.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-08-09

The Houston Texas) Telegraph Of the 7.h
says that cotton has been injured by excessive
rains, and corn has not been kept clear of
grass and weeds as was desired but the report
Of the crops throughout the State are very en-
couraging. An immense corn crop will be
raised.
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TnE QUESTION AS>wEEEr-Wc are prepared
to answer satisfactorily, from evlruc. both di-
rect and circunst an'ial. the question PROFOUND.
cd in our last-whnse peach wns i?--an.l
would now state tha. we have no longer any
doubt that the peach referred 10 was grown in
the garden Of Mr. II. w. Lawson, from seed
planted by Mrs. II. w. T.. Tie peach wa.
cling and weighed fifteen ounces! We have
not had the pleasure Of renewing our actlIain-
tance with the original, but TO the kindness Of
Mrs. II. ". L., are indebted TO All introduction
to two Of his twin brothers, whom we found TO
possess the same family traits Our interview
with one Of these was however, very brief. as
nc very mysteliousy disappeared from the
mantel'Piece, where lie had been placed to
gladden. our Office with his presence. "A
thing Of beauty" he was anything else than
"a JOY forever" We promise the ulductor if
he will return the seed, that we will forgive
him. nnd ask no embarrassing questions. Ills
twin brother we have still in our possession
-fotus teres, ct rot',dUs-but 10 save him
from similar fate have been forced to hide his
slight under bushel," and keep him safely
housed. With so tempting and luscious spec
men before US, We can we'll symputhise with
mother Eve. in her weakness. and appreciate
the force Of her temptation. By the way, was
it not peach that tempted that "faire.t Of
her daughters fair1' The peach is the persi-
cum po"aum-perharso one OF Edcns applesa
Since writing the above. we have had the
pleasure Optical nerely,) Of inspecting fine
peach which is said to have grown in the ear
Gen OF our townsman. W. II. Parker. Esq.-
This peach is said to be Of the clear stone varie
W, the sole survivor Of q noble family. which
has so tempted the depredations of the evil dis.
posed, as to have left this, like "the last rose Of
SUMMER" sole representative of the
race. This peach is said to weigh
as much as the fret named and to rival it in
other coed qualities Our observation on this
point was entirely too unsatisfactory, however,
to lead us TO- any definite conclusion. Curia
nut aduisnri. We would Like TO have other tss.
timony.
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Su daY-school Canyantinn-

ouHoay-school Convention.
All the Sunday schools within the District
are respectfully requested to appoint two dele
gates TO meet in The Court House, on the 2ls,
day OF August next. at ] "'clock. n. NJ.
Ministers are cordially invited to meet with
uT; "nd Their corporation is earnestly solicited
Respectfully,
W. 7. FAR2OW,
Missionary American
S. S. Union, 8. G..
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-08-09

In Arkansas. Notwithstanding the overAovs
and heavy rains. the crops are now in far bet.
ter condition than was anticipated month
ortwo ago. The cotton sowed Iais in the sea
son has outgrown the earlier pIants. and il Ia
superior condition. Corn is 'unequalled, and
wheat yield abundaptIy. -. ~