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HtQta Itenla.

TUE CRoPs -There has been worry littIo rain in
this Dislro for throo wooks. In on ordinary soa-
son this circumstance would not be injurious to
the growing crops. But coming immediately after
tho long continue heavy rains; tho dry season Is
producing the effects Of drought, burning up tho
crops so latoly almost drowned out Unless we
have rain Hoon, and good doal Of it, there Is great
danger that this years corn and cotton crops will
not moro than equal those Of last yenr. Fortu-
nately most OF our farmers hnyo mndo good crops
OF small grain; but until tho prospect for corn aid
cotton improve considerably, they will do woll to
hold on to their wheat, and mako but sparing uso
Of their oats.-Y Yorkpiae Enquirer.
TEE CRoPa,- is really eheoring 10 hoar from
all aocttona OF tho District so favorable reports in
regard to the growing crops-cotton, corn, poas,
berant sprts, and most OF them ontiroly salts
fod with their prospects, Thoy toll us that thoir
crops wore noyor bettor-juBt ns good, some say
as thoy could desire, True few aro wofully in
tho grass, and don't expect much OF cotton crop;
but 1t is Thought everybody will mako suflloien
OF corn and other provisions for their own uso, and
10 spare.--E Edgefeid Adueriiser.
RoppEns AnnEsrEp.-Qn Sunday last throe mon
w. u. Prisoek, Berry pedonbaugh aud Bonj.
Dolcnbauyh--were arrested and lodged In jail,
charged with ontorin9 tho house OF alr. Matthias
Shcaly, very old gentleman living noar tho Lox-
inyton lino and robbing him Of some twent y-ilvo
dolars in money, quantity Of flour, &c. It IL
said that thoy pr6sonted pistol and threa tcnod
the old man thai IL ho moved lhoy would blow his
d-n brains out.-Edyoietd Advertiser,
WHARF.-The wheat crop hos been noa,ly ali
harvested, and tho yield this yoar, wo loarn ia
largor 10 proportion than Il has boon for tho past
three years. -RenneaacsQe Herald, 81,
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LETTER ERoa1 THE COUNTRY.
To The Editor Of tho Daiiy NG,cs.

To The Editor Of Tho Daify Ne,cs:
Fork OF EDIsro, s. G., July 25.-Thc announce
mont tllat Goneral SICKIEH had postponed rcsis-
trntion until ngrcss acts further Oh tho subject
was nero psc-dixit TO tho freedmen of this scc-
tion and baiiled thoir powers of unbelief 10 such
an alarming extent that many took il upon them
selves to walk fifteen to twenty miles to tho Court
House on tho day appointed for registration in
order to test that Enlptd dotore docot crcr cnita
They returned, however, fully convinced and per-
fcrtly satisfied TO abide their tiIno in patience
until Tho now indefinite yot much-longcd for day
docs arrivc, whom all WHO will avail themselves
OF q privilege which they scem 10 regard as ne
costly. Tho Radicals havo schoolcd them to q
degree oi perfection in tho nrt of obcdionco which
III only cqua!lod by tloir willingness TO oboy. On
being informed that registration would iako
place. tho reply was that "thoy snid ws must
conc" They seem to think that thoy hnyc to reg
isrr lot it cost what it may.
Tho whlies manifest very littlo interest in tho
political affairs of tho day. Thoy appear to regard
themselves aB micro spectators upon tho brink of
tho current OF passing events. All that has boon
said and written about tho Importance of register
ac,io. ciiS i Jc&e9Ser & SrpqsS s3, thom toa spirit Of
ourselves to tho .sk OF insructjnr tho rro, MSSarl
how to vote, &C., We could Control Mt Ic,at for,-
tiiths of their votes. But native Whites scom
to regard this Us duty incumbent upon somebody
olsc-at least as not devoiving upon themselves.
Our field hands hayo littlo or no discretion In
those mattcrs-it doesn't mako much difference to
them who they yoto for, tIIoy vuto at all. Thoy
arc easily lc;l asttay and tho consequence will bo
that they will vote Will: !..s, arty which says tho
most to them. was speaking lie other tlny, as
think, with tho most intelligent freedman in this
scclion-a blncisniith--about registration, and
was perfectly surprised ut his ignorance of torms
On asking him II Inc was going to vote for the Re-
publican party. his roply was that he did not knoy
which ono that wns." Said, "AIassa, we black
peopso amt got any sensn about sucl things onlT
what tho wlIito ones tell u.s." THIS will convey
some idea how little they comprehend ur npprcci-
ate the difference of choice.
The crops arc n mo city OF good and bal. Those
who have worked with their hands, or kcpt strict
Surveillance over them, have been quito successful
while YOU men and roriccs in the art OF plant
tng. who Thought that fortune cunuistcd IN tho
possession OF tho nanlo of cotton patch have
made complete failures.
strict attention to Iaborers. and tho merit of
knowing how and what to be done, are now moro
than ever tho Indispensable requisites for good
crop. In nino cases out of ton tho cauae of orcry
ltllnrn is attributable to improper management
either by neglect OF attention or tho wunt of
hilowicdGo ana experience. PAYSAN.
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Tribute OF Isesucct,


At meeting Of the Board of Directors OF tho sou,h
catoinr lnilro1d Company, held on Wednesday after.
noon tho lth July. 1867. tn. following tribute Of ro
spi TO the memory Of the la'c Mr. W. G. DUKES Was
unanimously adopted:
Ifao!red. That tho announcement OF the tCsh f their
old nnd valucd nssociao tho lat. Mr w. g. DUKrs ia rc
reiyed y this loard with iccngs OF tho sincere
anl profound regret.
Re,otrof That contributing. lc constantly lid for
number ycar as one OF this ptrcio. to tho manage
mont OF the affairs Of tho Company hrge servico or
practical sense and business cI,prcncc tho nri feel
mat III HIS death they have sustained loss of no orins-
replace.
Rt;oirsd That deeply synpathzing with tho family of
the deceased In eir bereavement the members of this
B8ard desire to oer their personal coincidence under the
ahli, ung hispensuton they have been called upon TO
ro!ced That In respectful appreciation OF the charac-
ter OF Their departed friend aud coautor and as cr
prcsire OF their snccrc regard for his memory these
rcsonons he spread at largo upon the minutes Of their
mteur pnblislicd In I'M appropriate manner and copy
crcof transmitted by the Secretary to tho family tho
ueccaseu j. Il. EMERY, Secretary.
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slttutional official cpacity as Coumauder-in-
Cticf, nnd devise h,mouious plan for running
tho reconstruction lat This will likcly l,e the
case, should variety constructions, among the
military commanders themselves, upon this law
bo presented. But tlrro nro rnny reasons for
doubling that such coIncil will bo held.
Thcro is nothing particularly now and interest
ing in tho sunnATr trial 1t wns thought that this
week would end 1t, brrso far il docs not appcar
that tho case can DO gi,on to tho jury before tho
last of ncSt week, unluB Il il dono 80 without
argument by tho lawyers. Tho heat of the
weather, and tho crowd iaily in attendance, makes
it very unpleasant nittcr to bo compelled to
attend cach days proceedings. HAL.
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Gold 9ei; Sterling timo, 10; Sight iJa; Ca Coupons
III. Flour heavy for unsound, steady for sound
lower, s29. 9.37a23.50. Lard steady. Whskoy quiet.
Cotton quiet mud steady, 27a27tc. Frelghts quiet.
Turpontfne doll at 5Sc. Rosin quiet.
EVENING DISPATCH.
Cotton firm; aales 1900 bales, nt 27a27a. Flour
dull and heavy; prices unchanged. Wheat 9a5
lower a on some deserptiona amber Southern e 40
Western siaI Of. Provisions generally armcr.
&C. TorpeniIno S7Sa5s. Hssin 80 Gsias 60. Froish!e
quiet n! ,cs stocks strong Money por cent. Gold
''i RI s%ap0Js July a asnio coo u market
SSTS the osiFS snySs Soa F M o SOSa city mills
coipts moderate, market favora tho buyers Rcd
81 95as2 IS, medium grades Sc 35. Corn steady,
prime whiio 81 Is; yellow 81 15asl lG; Mixed
Eood old 75aS Sugar Hnis HTsf a sPy aG
changed. Provisions quiet, no demand for large
lots, good retail demMnd on Southern orders;
CINciNNArI, July 2g.-Flour unchanged; Fimiiy
$40 25a10 IS. Wheat in f,ir demand; No. i 81 o3;
Com ar@ and 9uqt il s sseks .ds s.: WhiskSy a%a
at *2i: Bacon scarce, little o,ferng;. Clear Sides
'sS %lno1os s Jny S No aae lsai of Cotton
pentino steady at 52te. Rosin dull for common
grades; ano GRADES active, prices unchanged. ;,
NEW ORLEANS, July 2G.-.Salcs 3oO ba!es; dull
and unchanged; Low MidlliDgs 2iln25. Receipts
Of tho wcsk 1901 bales against $40. Exports o.
tho week 1G, CSC. Stock 29083. Louisiana Sugar
fair, at 1s4. Market baro Of Louisiana Moasses
Cuba Sugar firm, in light stock and fair demand
Flour quiet; Super go 70. Corn. quiot. md de-
cllned 2a5c. Oats, mono in first hands; sales (
arrive at 81 10; Choice Hay scarce aud in dsmand
othor descriptions dull; Choco 2S; Strictly Choice
a2 Pork quiet; Mcas s26 2ja26 80. Bacon, stocl
light, market quiet; Shoulders l4lal43; Clelr sidos
16ial63 Lard quiet but firm; tierces, in lots, 1910
Gold 5oIaS9&; Sterling 6laa5a; Now York Sight EI
MoBns, July 28.-sales 900 bales; market Arm
Low Middiings 22ia23. Receipts, 10 bales; saiei
Of the week, 1875; receipts, $3.50; exports, 49li
stock, 1888. Weather cloar and warm,
GALVESTON, July 2G.-Cotlon rcccipts Of thu
week 50s balos total Of tho season, 1876 4so stock
6798; Wool rooopts, 1GS; on hand, 8i7.
AuousTA, July 29.-Gotton quiet but steady
sales 15s bales; Middlings, 24a2a.
eAyAkHAn, July 8..C9ttop} quiet and steady
with light demand, Middling6, Is. Sales 81 bales
Reeeipts. $40. No rain in tho last tS6 days, Gro
prospects improving. 50 y
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CO. THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
DARLINGTON DIsTRICT.-1N EoUITY-D. W. Ed
WARDS, Administrator 7. e. HoYLE, IT, z 8. HoWLE,
JAMES p. WILSON AND oTIERs.-BILL FOR BA
JUNCTION. ACCOUNT AND RELIEF.1,H 'aaeesa,e1,
that tho CREDITORS orTHoAttsSsso tsssoyer tbeir clams at
and that hoy do provo and
, their demands against the said UowLR before
the Commissioner Of this Court before tho first day
Of December next and In default thereof that they bo
barred the benefit Of nny decree to be pronounced
herein.
Tha above Is truo copy from the Original order made
in tho above slatSL case, Ialh February, 1857.
A. F. EDWARDS, G. Z. D. D.
Commissioners Once. Darlington q. H., Fob. %, 1897
February % sN
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a5- THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
DARLINGTON DISTRICT-IN EQUITY--iIaNNAN J.
HART, Administrative, ELLEN Z. HART. JOHN
wTrHERspooN. ei ai.-BILL FOR INJUNCTION,
ACCOUNT AND RELIEF.-It Is ordered that the credit
ors OF JOHN l.. HART bo enJoIned from proceeding to
their claims nt law against tho complainant and
that hey do provo and establish their domands against
tho said John i. Hart, bnfore tho Commissioner OF
this Court boforo The first day OF November noI
and in default thereof that they BIO barred from tho ben.
eft OF any dccreo TO bo mado herein.
II Is also ordered that copy Of this order be published
o. least week until the fret day November noIi
In tho Darlington Soulserer and the Charlie atom DAILY
He,cI.
Tho above is true copy from tho original order made
In the above case, 18th February, 1867.
A. F. EDWARDS, G. E D.. d.
CoMMIssIoNgR's OFFICE, Darlington c. II, February
"a, 1907. ss8r February q
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aEA YOUNG LADY RETURNTNa To HI

sJ-A A YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO HER
country home, after sojourn Of few months in the
city was hardly recognized by hor friends In plaoc
coarse rustic, flushed faco sho had soft ruby
peIon OF Almost marble smooihness snd instead o.
tv nty.three she really appeared but oshtcen Upon In
qurJ as to The Cause Of great CHANGE ahe plainly
told them that sho usod the CIRCAssIAN BALM, and
considered an Invaluable acqul to ladys toilet
BY ia any Lady donuen improve their per-
sonal appearance hunr1d told II "a aimplo In Its
combination, Naturu herself simple yet unsurpass
Cd In It's ecay IN drawing impurities fron also heal
Ing cloansing pnd boauying th akin and complexion
by It's direct ,6on Tho cutclo II draws from all its
Impurities kindly healing tho same. and leaving The
Nature iutenlod Il should boclcar, soft smooth
and beautiful prieo 81, sent by Mall Express ON TO
ooipt Of an orier, by ;t Ess stS.s
fa8 ". 1. CLARK l. CO., Chemists,
No. West Fayetto Stroot Syracuse, N. Y.
Tho only American Agents for the sals Of tho kame.
March 90 sljs sf5l 'sNf ly
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HESITATE OFSoUTH CAROLINA, CHARLES
TON DsTRICT-cLERK's OFFICE C. @. s. AND c. p
PUBLIC NoTICE-I, ]. W. BRowNFIELD. Clerk Of
said Court In pursuance Of tho Act Of tho Legislature IN
such case made and provided do hereby gvo public no.
tice that nm ELECTION FOR SHERIFF. OF CHARLES.
TON DISTRICT Will DO held Monday the 9th Of
August next at all tho usual places OF election through
out the said District.
Witness my hand, at Charleston, the 26h juno 1867
J. W. DRowNFIELD, c. @. s. and c. p.
Jnnn %
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june %

s5- BAT CHELOR's HAIR DYE.-TIIIS
SPLENDID HAIR DYE Is tho best In the world. The
only true and perfect Dye-harnless, relIablo inaan
ancous. No disappointment No ridiculous hnts
Natural Black or Brown. Remedies the III effects OF Boz
The genuine Ia agned William 4. Bafeheior ALI others
arc moro limitations and should DO avoided. Sold by all
Druggists and Pcrfumers. Factory. No. 81 Darcley
street. New York.
ns- BEWARE OF COUNTERFEIT.
December 10 Iu
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From Texas.

New ORLEANS, July 2G.-At Galveston to-day,
the Government employees lately sent to work at
tho frontier IoBts were reported suffering from
cholera near San Antonio, whore they were quar-
antined, and five deaths wore taking place among
them daily.
from cholera. .
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Emigrnnts In nritish IIondurn

New YonK July 26.-A letter from Brit ieh Hon
from tho United Statos with largo number OF
emSrants AB an inducement to settlers the
Legislature cIompts oil sottlors from duties and
ments, furniture aud provisions FREQ. 1t moreover
gives land and money to aLlo bodied so,tlcrs.
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DO NOTICE.-sHIpPERs PER STEAMSHIP
MANHATTAN, for New York, notified that their
Dis Of Lading should bc sent IN 70 tho once CoUR.
TENAY TRENHOLM, Agents, No. AZ East Day. by II
O'Clock a. NJ, IHis Day. July 25
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nO-IN THE DISTRICT COURT, CHARLESTON
DISTRIcT.-JULY Ti-Ra, IsG7.-TuunspAY July
o5. isj7-It Ia ordered tina, Saturday merit tho 27h be
appointed SENTENCE DAY, tor tic call Of tho Con-
dngen Docket and final call OF tho Process Docket: That
all persons who hsyc been ou guilty ut thus Term OF
tho Court and those Tor whom Sealed Sentences wcro
lef at tho April Term. and those under Rccognizuuco
who have failed to appear, DO brought up on this day.
and that Benc Warrants issue against all those parties
who have heretofore neglected tho summons Of tho
Court
BY order CT Judge LOGAN. Presiding.
JACOB W1LLIsIAN,
July 20 Dep. Clerk.
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AUGUSTA, July 2G.--Hcavy showers to-diy with
indications OF continuance Of favorable accounts
from tho interior regarding tho crops.
Two coored children wero killed by lightning.
Tho freedmen nrc holding meetings throughout
whito and black who urso upon tho freedmen the
duty and necessity of supporting their party.
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8S- NOTICE. HE UNDE!.sn1,,I,1, II ,,,;>,1,
been appointed BY tho Court OF Equity Receiver Of nu
Stock in Trade. and cfretts OF CRAIG, TUOMEY & CO.
Ship chandors Offers tho sale ut retail lids
VIII also be received Till the 3ist Inst. tie rUIt-
CHASE OF THE ENTIRE STOCK, the unc1pired lease
OF tho store No. AZ Enst Bay and the COOL will the
concern II not sold before tito 10Th day OF August
the same will bo offered at Public Auction on tim, day.
For uartic Lara nIpIy to HUGH l. VINCENT
July 20 stuth No AZ East I,av
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New ORLEANS, July 25.-Tho American brig
Robertson, from Hnyana, has arrived ut tho Pass a
F0ntre this evening" having on board twcnty-thrco
coolies. Other shipments i'll smaller numbers
larc already hrrived, aud aro at work on planin-
tions. 70
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ss- ARTIFICIAL EYES.-ARTIFIt LtI. HU-
MAN EYES made TO order and inserted by Drs. +.
PAucH and p. doUGLEalANN formerly employed by
RotssossEAu, OF ParisI No. 50o broadway, New York.
April IA lvr
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From Galveston
From fseorufn.

GALVESTON, July 2G.-Tho steamer Tartar has
arrived from Wilmington, Delaware, TO run be-
tween Galveston and Brazos.
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July 20

asrWE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
E NJ WHITING. ESQ., candt late Tor Sheriff Of
Charleston {Judcinl District at tho nrIs election.
September 10
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

.o gRqHfhs D. ps'9D.1s5i g. u tho second Presbyterian
Church will perform Divtuo Service In this Chapel To-
Aorrow afternoon, 2sth inst, ut o'clock
July 81
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nIcod, ,o snn,r.,,I, sh,r,a,,

New Y oRK, Jnly 26.-A dispatch to tho Herald
says that Meade has been selected to succeed
Sheridan when the President gets ready to moye
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BIZ NOTICE TJ S.-CAPTAINS
AND PILOTS wishing to anchor their veusels in Ashley
River arc requested not 10 do anywhere within direct
range Of tho heads OF the SAVANNAH RAILROAD
WHARyE9, on tho charlcston nnd St Andrews side Of
tho Ashley River; by which prccauon. contact with the
Submarine Telegraph Cable will DO avoided.
s. O. TURNER, q. NJ.
aarbor Masters ofloc Charleston February O, 1856
February7
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From 1,en1lcAxnc.

NASHVILLE, July 26.-It is reported that mt tho
riot Mt RodgcrsYiile shot was fired Mt Etheridge.
Continued vOlleyH were fired by both parties; white
Conservative aud black Radical. Sovcn were NOR
Tally and thirty slightly wounded. Etheridge was
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30 THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
CHARLESTON DISTINCTLY THE COMMON PLEAS
HUNT BROTHER VS.. LUTHER coAfpANY--AT.
FAC. MISREPRESENTATION IN AssUMPsTT-oAM.
AGES s2o.o1o-whcroas tho plaintiffs did on Tho TWEEN.
tcih duyoi Junc Ho their declaration against tho de-
fndants who las Ia Radl. absent and without
tho limits Of this State. and hayo neither vito nor ator
ney known within tao Same, upon whom copy Of tho
said declaration eight bo rvcd 1t is therefore, ordered
that tho said defendant, do appear and plead the said
declaration. on or before tho twenty day Of juno
which will be In tho Of our Lord thousand eight
hundred and siItyeight. otherwise final and absolute
Judgment will ,hen be givon and awarded against him.
J. W. BRowNFItLD, G. G. P.
Clerks Office, Charleston District Juno 2Oth 1867.
June@ 1amo3
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aJ- HE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
DARLINGTON NDISTRIcT.-IN EQUTTY.-P D. BACoT
AND T. l.. BAcoT, Administrators. PETER s.
BACoT. rs. THE HEIRS AND CREDITORS OF PETER
s. BACoE-Upon hearing tho plcadings in this case II
IN. Oh motion OF W. W. HARLLiE, complainauts solci.
tor ordered that n aud singular the creditors OF late
Peter s. ltacot, Compalnants Intcstatc be required
TO flo nnd provo their respective demands debts In
Judgments and otherwise against the said Intestatc be-
ioro tho Commissioner of this Court, by before the
hrst day Of November noxt and In default thereof that
they DO debarred from Tho bcncAt my docrcc to be
mnde hern. aud TINT tho Commissioner Of this Court
do advertise this order month In the Darlington
Sonhtrner and TIC Charleston Daily Neps, until tho
said hrst day Of November next.
Tho nbo Is true copy from tho original order made
In tho above case. 18th OF February, 1857.
A. F. EDWARDS, C. Z. D. D.
Commissioners ONCE Darlington @. H.. February "a,
1867 s3Gn February23
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H5-TllE PEOPLES ANDIDATE FOR
SHERIFF. OF Charleston District, Captain C. B SIG.
wALD tins ,r,,
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From, Indianapolis.
Domestic Markets.

ISDIAsAPoLIs, July 2G.-rhe lion. Daniel hIcltoe,
formerly member Of Congress, shot himself this
morning,
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n5- BEAUTIFUL LHAIR.-CHEvALIEIrS LIFE
for the HAIR positively restores gray hair to Its original
color and youthful beauty; inparts fc strength and
growth to tho weakest hair stops It's falling out a once;
keeps the head clean; Is unparalleled Embarrassing
fold by all druggists fashionable deal
ers IN ancy goods Tn, trado supplied by the whole
sale druggists
SARAH A. clEvALIEl, H. d.,
JunoS Buth6mo New York
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South Carolina Republican Convention.

Accident on tho South carolina Ra'Ironu.
COLUMBIA, July 26-A lad named Il ,ckc n
newsboy on tho $. e. r. H. was killed by tho train
near Bamburg this morning.
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DOWIE & NOISE.

No. 1si nee.ins stree. opposite Charleston H0!sl.
June II Tfr5 II
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-06-14
GROCERIES,

Of choice quality. Family Flour, Carolina Rice.
Salt. Molasses, Breakfast Bacon, Hams. Crushed
and Brown Sugars. Lard, Candles. Starch, best
Teas and Coffee, New Orleans Syrup. Canned
Fruits and Meats, Mackerei, Oysters, Sardines.
Pickles. and many other articles. a variety of
COHFECTIONERiES. -.
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I desire 10 call particular attention to nv.
stock; Of LADIES' and GENTS SHOES I
have on hand the best. lot ever offered in this
market Of superior make and finish, which
will sell cheaper than any heretofors offered to
The citizens Of Abbeyille. =. .
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5gNpay aeKs

Niowop hspds sua shsIr supply ssn,,og ON,
IL ThosS Sehodh that 1ssads spptica,isn De-.
fsts tho sAratpf Janusry vi rsestys thsis ASakt
q tos4 u Pr iersssa thsh.i 1sl york
orders =. 8 prsnp.y :ss.ass 70 lid o::
toilss ACC fsssSods ). GUT
W. r FARROW, Miss, A. 8. 8. Ut
geo w II - = ! So D.
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The State Of South Carolina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT! =
In tho Common Pleas

Thos. J. Roberts.
Admir- de bonis non. =,
Warren g: &: 1op.4. F''s's" Attachment. n
I" HEREAS the Plaintiff cd, on the twen
w ty-eighth day Of September, A.. D..
1866, file his declaration against the Defendant
who Gas it is' said) is absent from and without
tho limits If this State, and has neither wife nor
Attorney known within the same, upon whom
. copy Of the said declaratiou might be served,
1t is therefore, ordered that the said Defend
ant do appear and plead 10 the said declaration;
on or, before the twenty-ninth. day Of .septern
Der, which will be in The year Of our Lord eipf-
teen hundred aud sixty seven. otherwise fnal
and absolute Judgment will then be gwen and
awarded against him. ~ -:
MATTHEW MCDONALD, o. c.
Clerks Ofiee, Ahbevil'e Dist I
Sept %, 1866. ! f. 50.
Oct z 20 1y