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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-02-03

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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-02-03

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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-02-03

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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-02-03

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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-02-03
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-02-03

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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-05-24
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EEPoErED EY J. y. BELCiILR


ADnEvIlLE, May -.
consolidating Is 90; Good, ls u % !;
Bacon, Is IL 20; Lard. l8 n 20; Salt, $i.u0 a
81 80; Fiom. (c"untry), $1,000 n SIS; North
'r", $ . SIS; Corn, 81 so II $500; Meal,
$3.50 81 co; Molnsses, 80 a 81 so; Peas,
81 So n 81 90; Coifcrs, 80 n IS; Sugar, Is n
sst: Bu'lcr. IL 20; Eggs. lG Il 20; Whlskics.
dull at 800 IL $500.
Augusta, Mny 22.-Co,ton mar kct duh and
declining -nl.s los halcs-s,rct mi l.llng 24i
r"cei pts los bales.
New York, May 2a-G"ld "sg Flour Zoe
lower. Wheat duh, drchn;ng. Pork quiet,
ut S23. Lard la 1871. Cotton quiet, ut
57t 2s.
p M.-Flnnr dull and luwrr-Sta,e 80
5u 10; :rulLcln mixed to / ood $l3.39 Il
IA en fncny rnd extra *li9n lS. Wheat
LuIl nnd lr"opi"g. Corn STEADY y-We-,rau
mix-h. old, $l.26 II &c n | 2S new Sl.lO Il /.
lG. Pork heavy nEd "wer-mcss 81 80 Il
10. C"''",. dub! aud heavy. with sales Of !,
OPT h".s. G"'I 3>s.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-05-24
Abbeville C. II, May II.

New York. May 2l.-The cnse Of Clarke
against 1 d f. Brook. regarding the propr e.
'orsi,ip oi the Erpres, newspaper, after fur
years. litigation, has been sa .isfaciorily udjus
ted. Erastus Brooke having purcbased Clsrke's
intarest. the publication will be continued by
Efo"ks' Brothers.
There is rumor on The street That Fraser d
Trenholm have failed for s4UOOO OOO. Guild
10 374 in CONSEQUENCE. This evenings Com
mereiat says cable despstches announces the
failure Of Fraser, Trenholm G Co. and the
rsPer, 10 confirmed by agents Of the company
in ihis city.
CHARLEsToS, May 2l.-Gensral Sicklea has
has issued IN order prohibiting the distilIa'ion
Of spiri,s from grain 10 the Second Military
District. Offenders are declared liable to trial
and pun'shmsnt by . military commission.
Tie resson assigned for the order are that the
present sca"iy supply Of food In the Carolina,
10 seriously dimiuish.d by the large quantity
Of grain consumed in dis,ills,i.s worked in
defiance Of the revenue laws; that this un
lawful trsfic makes food tlsarsr 10 piaces wher.
large numbers are depsadiny upon public srt
privste bounty that. .ti,s 6over6ssnt 10 de
frsudad Of large smount .af rsxenus; tha
the authority Of its civil officers 10 brough
lotto contempt and that the mischief complain
ed Of tends to increase poverty, misery snt
crinss
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-05-24

no.ioe. 1t is not often, IN these days. that we
witness such faiihfnlnes and devotion the
part Of servants Both parties were members
of Mr.. Davis household, and huve shared
with him aud his family their long aHd protrao-
ted imprisonment. They were his servants in
Richmond, aud have-remained trus and devoted
to him through good aud evil report. When.
aft ter the evac.intirn Of Richmond, the family
were compelled 10 move Southward, Ellen
cou!d not be persuaded to leuve them, but
faithfully shared with them the toll aud suffer.
ings Of those fearful days.
"when after MIR. Davis capt ure and his re-
moval to III. Fortress, his ubxous. almost dis
tracted wifi. was waiting for tidings from him
Who. hy chuuces Of war, had been cruelty torn
from her side, Frederick, ever faithful and true,
sought her. Offering his services to go to him
and help in rninistering to his wants. When
told That the slender means Of the fallen iami-
,ly would never permit such an expenditure.
his services were offered freely aud gladly.
without reward or remuneration. When at
last. arrangements were made and means pro-
vided for him, nud ho found himself within
tie Fortress, Il part OF his wages care
full, laid inside, aud have been r-gr lnrly sen,
many others, impoverished by the wa,), wh"
in his own words, had been good to him, and
whom he loved us IL mother. a like faith
fu. ness and liLcraty must be recorded of FL
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-05-24

The ~hea, Crop Of This SECTION will be finer
than for many years, a"d the yield large. We
have heard some little talk Of rust. but do hot
thInk it prevaiIs to any extent-not enough TO
create uneasine.s. Wheat, we learn, in some
sections Of our District is quite forward. and
some farmers will cut in a few days Crops
generally hook we'll. considering the Iatsnsss
of the spring and the pr"sPect tors 'ood
crop generally has had tendency to give
corn tumble from 8: 10 81 90. from wagona
The extreme scarcity Of money. however, We
have no Doubt had Some effect in this decline.
We understand corn was offered in our atreets
on Tuesday. but not taken. at 81 IS per bU'hsl.
Small lo.s sold yesterday. however, at $l.s0
Der rbushel.-Laureuscilie Herald.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-05-24

Tux FEAR or CuNRIsCATIcS One Of our
Southern correspondents. writing from Missis-
siPPI, says that among that people The existing
teresting q subject of consideration as the
threat Of confsca,ion THAT these military
bills do not hurt them but that "the fear Of
coniscston is IN actual destroyer Of confidence" I"
and That all oIrsses feel the cons, quences. No
doubt the late dol"ful growl uf confiscation
from the reInorseess 81 evens will tend some
what 10 increase these Southern apPrehens sions
Of wnrss things yet TO c"nie than nrgr" cuff
rage hut let The S"u' hern people in good faith
neer the conditions before them. and Northern
yubiic opinion will secure fair play from Con-
gre.s. T".re need be no frur upon this point
IN. Y Herald
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-05-24
MIR. WALKERS ARGUMENT.

We do not propose. says the National Infftfs-
qeneer, to follow Mr.. Walker through his mas
terly argument. We publish the speech in
full. It speaks for ITSELF 1t is the crowning
effort or a life illustrated by eminent services.
and in force Of reasoning. in breadth of states
mabship. in familiarity with constitutional
principles, and in aptitude and fertility of H.
lustration, il is destined 10 take rank with the
great masterpieces of forensic eloquence. and
forever settle Mr.. Walkers place amongst the
great constitutional lawyers of this coantry.
There are several points. however, which we
. .csunot forbsar noticing. We think Mr. Wal
sk.r has -sfi.need the outcry against political
decisions. has not left shred Of argument
with which that demagogic cry can be main
tanned. He shows that Inost Of the great
decisions which sprung from the great brain
. of a Marshall. or were illustrated by tho learn
ing of asSsory. have been political IN thei
character. Tho United States Bank, divi
ding parties at the outset of the Govsrnmen.
and furnishing the point on which severa
Presidential contests hinged, was not ruled on
Of court on the grouud Of its being pohtca
question. The tariff 10 political question
ssisths question involved in theiAiliigan cos
and the test oath. So, too, the constsuotio
Of treaties involved the bighsst political cor
sldesa,ions, yet, by the terms of tho conssitu
ton. was imposed upon the Supreme Court
!. and the various citations made the illustration
offered are woven into an i,ssfragable args
.ment against tho absurdity of the clame
sssipst political decisions. :.
kaoihsr point presented with kssa paw
IL that on the function Of the 'suprseas Cour
- the expsessiy crested sribunstte, which Il
;statss arsahsislsd TO appeal, when sggriey'
By On Invasion Of their constitutional right
. and. The Argument that 10 deny them rsdre
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-05-24

The following persons lave freight rrnIaif,-
ing in the Depot ut Ahbcviile:
Thos Th"uson, White, W McComns, A. C
Haskell. B"l':crr. I Lyon. T. l. Patton.
Bra'''-y g. Widrman. ii Wilson - :. Miles.
& +. kini"ck, A l. Cnnn"., \ J Clinksrales, W
ID Mar. Cu":.nrhau, : + Gilbert. G. L Has
kcli, = MrG"wnn. David Wiley.
Persons will save storage iy calling soon for
their goods. u. X. SOIDLEY A'rt
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-05-24

cB We have been requested t, call the a,
ten'ion of the Commissioners Of public built
ings TO the dangerous c"ntiLiun Of the wei, on
lii. rnbic square. The we'll ~ deep aud the
covering so imperfect, that scarcely day pas.
ses that We do not fear some DISASTER to tn.
'houghtl-ss youngsters VIII" play upon It's brink
Delays "re dangerous. aud prompt uc,i"n in
THIS matter may perhaps avert q catastrophe
which might carry anguish to mors than on.
Of our households
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-05-24
A lady who has had lurpe experience in mat

A lady who has had large experience in mat
ters connected with domestic economy make cs
the following tuggeslion for these hard times:
Take one quart of peas, shell them, lake tho
pods. put them into two quarts' of wafer, le,
them boil one horr then take out the pods,
put in half a tea-cupful Of rice or ioIniny, add
The peas with one sliced onion. let them boil
one hour longer as the water hOs down add a
li,t'e more. so as to keep up the quantity. and
when doue add half table. spoonful Of butler
with pepper, aud you will have an e1ceIlen,
nutritious soup. without any meut. A sliced
Irish potato or Two would add very much.
EXPERIENCE.
n II
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-05-24
OFFICE A. s. A. COMMISSIONER.
AEBEvIILE &. H., s. c

AEBEvIILE Z. H., S. c.
On the lst Of June I will issue raions to
:ch Of the freedmrn and women who nre una
bic to support themselves on account Of OIL ag.
or physical disability, aud t" orphan chiidf.n
who have no onr to support them and arc too
young to earn their o@n support Alter III.
above date issues will be made every SE.ur.lay.
None hut the ul'nve nar,ed class Iced apply
aud no one without u reccunimruG.
G. Il. BECKER,
Cap. l1lli V. r. c., a. S. A. c., Bureau X. +.
l. a. |.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-05-24

~ We have been favored during the past
week with ref eshing showers, which have been
very beneficial to the growing crols The
crop" Of grain. generally. are very promising,
and pre.age abundant harvests. Owing to the
.uecessi"n Of cool nights. the cotton is back
" ard. aud less promising.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-05-24

eB See the card Of Wm L. Ransom, boot
an'l shoe rnalrr. who holds forth at his we'll
known stand near the market house, Oh Depot
ST. Mr.. Ransom Is skilul workman, and is
prepared TO execute all orders with neatncss
aud Dispatch. We commend him to our friends
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-05-24
RANSOM'S
BOOT AND SHOE SHOP.

r you want cleAp. neat nn'l substantial
L Bouts or shoes made TO order. 80 10 Ran
SONS Boot and Shoe Shop Fine French Cali
skin Shoes. far gentlemen. from 5 50 TO S6oo
If materiel is furnished. will make them 1T
from s. so to 81. Or.
LADIES' Shoes, from 81 so to $3.50. Other
work and prices in prop"rtion. Cui and see
for yourself, or ask those that We have worked
for.
May 90, 5m.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-05-24

tB We direct attention to the advertise
ment of the United States Tax Collector. 1t
will be seen That nll laxes must be paid hy the
10Th Of June. It is needless to urge the nece..
sity OF prompt compliance with the law.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-05-24

cBWe direct attention to the advertise
mement Of Capt. G X. Becker, in which h. m
"ounces TINT he will issue raliuns the Is, .;
June next to th" snperannuat.d freedmen md
to the orphan children. and on every SATURDAY
thereafter. None need apply except with rec
commend n ions.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-05-24

Kansas City. No., contains about 10000 iu-
;hsbitants. snd 10 hopeful Of leading ths cit
les West Of ST. Louis. She 10 arriving for the
Santa Pc add Fort SCOTT railrssds The rail-
resd n W Wyssdotfs, Esa.as sbsiI. 90 low bu.
der ths biuffs Of ting Missouri thst Il is now
iour feet tsuHArr wassr, and the river stin RI
sing. Goods asd passengers are ,iahsa frsgp
Hsesaa City 70 Wyspddtte By stsAmsr..
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-05-24

FIDELITY I'M ADVERSELY.

1t is the remark Of Patton. in his biography
Of Burr that the single circumstance which
fret awakened the interest of the biographer IN
his behalf and led him to believe that Burr had
been greatly slandered, wae that he SO entirely
engrossed the love, regard, nay, veneration. Of
90 pure-rninded and noble woman. a. his
daughter, the accomplished Tbeodosia. So ia
the case of Mr. Davis. il superabuudant tes,,.
mony was not At hand to prove his possession of
the most noble qualities. which enabled him to
"grspple with hooks Of steel" tho stsadfast
friends Of his hour Of affiieticn, it would be
found .Hsfbs answering fidelity with which
bis body sssvsnts bavs slupget him. through
evil and through good report. What on an.
sNsE does this single circumstance furpish to q
stS5lb6f calumny and abuseI What q com
meb.ary upon the instilution Of slsvsry--upor
! the kindly virtues aud endsarng attachments
of tbistruiy patriarcl'csi relstioul What . vim
dication of the character of him, who ga
worthy to be its nozzle exponentl These redse
tions have been suggested by the foiiowin par
| agraphs which We extract from an exchange:
married on Tne.d az aisht. May TIN. sf For
tress Monroe, Carroll Hall: by the Rev. o.
Bar,en. Rector ofcbfiseG eGhareb, Norfolk Free
sriok MoGinais to Ellen Ba,nes. ~ 4, ye..
"The above. deserves more than psssin