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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-05-25

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i'm ) euti9 EN- 8Iatte.
II ct. 9ouis 8ofbier BEL 8. Bitter,
76 @bAr9 Str s
~ @artneribip aaufl0lung Der Sirnla
S6Iinfe u. Sanllen. -.s $50 >.s5
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-05-25

EE Das gSobnbans mn6 bic sfaIs
Inn9en bes Scrrn SIS. g. Sobnion in
Sriune braHuten borgeltern ab. Ser
huff $4,000.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-05-25

R gBir erfa5rsu. Dab oies Sin
WafADilIe StfoBehetIenbabn S@e4eiIsd ,aft
beabFdtiet, cen Nftiondren Elm NfeB<
inent BON 10 Yrecent alifsnIcaeu, um
bic gerbinblidfeit 6er@e Ieaf6aff, iucIdle
SIC, 900 betraat, IN bedea. - Niebrere
Der aorigineIIen 9Iftionare sabIfen sic
bun ihiien gese5hnctcn @unlnen nidlt,
ufso lab itdl Die @eieIlidlaft bober aes
n0thiat, 9Dpothsfen Gum o6iaen 98ttrnac
aAfSHntbuerl SIN 4faenteinen ifeben
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fdledt.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-05-25

re- SER Gerhard @efri 1T burdl
Elm 0efret bon feiner Gbefrou @farie
Mune eelbieoe6 uorOeH.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-05-25

R Ser gSalferltener goHeftenr
beribtet Ginnabmen fir sic sipei, ant.
%. b. Sc. enoenoeii g8oden 81 ,5S5.35.
Ser @teuercoHeftear u. 8. @utiauo
beridtet fiir bieleIbe Set 81 ,S04. SO.
IS1lefes eiebt 1924 llebrrf9ub fur @r<
siehuH9s smede.
9lufus 9enrB, Gtd6tlbakmeiifer, be-
rt9tet @iHnabiHe ttn6 9lusaaoei pont 8
MpriI bisA7. Mfaf: @Ainalmen $40, :
1874. gluseahru $34, 1851.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-05-25

Eg Mm /. SUM Fiueet in sReinpbis
cine Contention Der ,siationalen,
SBpegrapbilhen Union = lfatt. 8ims
lter fur Seieeafen ftilo ia, SpeFfen
9asisaengasirt luOrDen.-la.s afs
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-05-25

EE SIN 9taOtratb iuur6e b r ,eifern
ein 9dreiben bes MiaDpr perIelen,
luoriit 6erIelbe in 9iniid)t auf sic TO
bridrn0en 3eitel nnempFeblt, 6nb bas
@efeb ltpeldes innerbalb elmer eeipillrn
eSrilt DAD 2egen bon Srottoirs Seitens
Der 9alsbeliser beOin9t, 8ariid9enom~
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-05-25

@ 2Ius Dem TO chen aufaefnnhez
men SrieinoI@ 9fanulcript bcs 2ieDes
vMH Die Sreu0e" er9ibt es nd, SaB
Der gAorgefang ,Sei0 urhidlunaen,
9RiHionenM nripriingiidl alfo slontefe::
Gei0 berf9Inhger, WfiHioieiI
SanimerH, bltitelI mab ole BeIH
9rnben iiber'm SternenscIt
@iebt Elm gro6er Soft Ganenenl
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-05-25

~ Many thanks to the gentle
manly Superintendent of the l. and
N. r. r., Albert Fink, Esq, for
valuable favors. gsg s
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-05-25

iR| Seer fcnnt ftid1t ben saes
iitIt6liden Seller an gbur1 StfaBe, mo
her, @ainbritHs Bitter feine Nrennoc
Rtg init gateln gier berFebf. SER
Sitter bat bellte tirie SettOuna : Bod
biei'A aerbalten, 'iueIde a1O Cts, pm
glas aitsalle Dnrltiee a.is0etbeiIt ipers
herI 1891 - u 3lss sslsi.tl. saa.g ss &
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-05-25

EE 4arepd miro niSer Griuarteit
fem @aFlpieL IN gfalhoiIIe abbaIten.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-05-25

~ SIN O.r Sircutt @ourt iuurOe
beute bic 76ade @aHtrcI bs. @loan
{ Streitlade iuegen oes Dem ct. &Iouo
aegenliber an Der @tfe @bnrd II. Gums
Bier Ctr. aeIeaenen 8runoHiifs) oabin
srIeoigts 6ab bic 5rrg Dem SIdaer eil
@rfenHtnib i'm @etroge bon $500 oe<
gen Gloan ertheiIte.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-05-25

re- Scr ct. aouis uaS 9Sifsburo
Bafet 9anipfer albert 8ierce, Ser
Wentpbis am Sanfftaa 9ioreen NIT
800 Sonneli Sradlt fir Sifsbure palz
irte, mflroe geiteru nabe 2nfe 9robi<
benee ourd9 5euer 5erlt0rt. Ser Sams
pier mar @i9entbnm bon San unS
@art MbIe.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-05-25

Nr @efcIiif i'm COMMERCIAL SotsI
lgaf ale Seatfden 3eifungeL Sranf
HesIie 4. (. 10. TETS borrdtbig. gben1o
beutf1e 8lder dIer 2lrt. = 2Iudb lit
bel ibm Bic ! SenAefee gtadtsS eitnnsa
gum 8crfdllf. 60 ..s'.s3 - -
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-05-25

EH SER 8. SIS. @arpenier bat in
feiuein Gtore nab. Der 8oitoffice Elm
Butferfas, IN petd)eni man in 10 Mi<
nutsn aus 9Rild dc bette Bntter be-
reitea fam.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-05-25

/ GW &ir MAIDEN ods @a6litum
baraufsaufntertIant, OdB nnter unbetni
8eaItrtei aud In. Ser 9tuguftipdbl Elm,
Saperintenocnt Der 6feutliGen SHusi
len tli1ter 6eit nellen Sreif@uIengelek
getp6biti tuirb. II Infer bebOrsu9terl
S,subibat fiir bie1es 9lntts 1T 8rofsiIor
Sob n yOs9 b Z n 9sir iuerOen benz
tfa6It lnsbra iiber Sisfe slueeIegenbeit
l6rgibeHa iFsHi:.s s. 555s sa
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-05-25

n @cIbattn Ger o. u. 81. i'm aanscn gdnte
tcerten rrnlflid rrfudt, Der Senntlier 9iaats,
3eihans iibsEaa 9rrbreitnns ~ sebsn.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-05-25

a Sen aSdas SatlsbsIm birb beatt @ts,is
einen aussfsriGnet ffinfn isiin6= sfn @aarn
Der 2nrnballe epr{ssels, gSie suns Serfi6ert
Mir, .ioa es etrt fantoler @9maus prbsa,
Gin FOLDER mic nod mic n 6ese,,&cf Gity',
baseipefrH silf& f6ienannttr sgBirtb strsapft
ct. 9Snie easrrbien, bas, suis bebaaptrt ptrb,
bas ttlft IN sen 8frsintstea gsaatta lsia lpll.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-05-25

E. 9as.. erFe @oIo, iueIdes in
amerita eutosdt 1parne, tdno man I'm
Sabre 1899 in @abarras @onntg,
q. s.,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-05-25

i .E SER G96npHug bot, pic mir
,erfabren, eiten pradii9en. alnerifanis
.f6en 2lOter sntt @eldlenf erbaIten unD
rptrO belnielben i'm 9orticultur @arten
Quarter cinaeridtet. - Der 9loter
pnrbe eefern aefdnaeit intn Dermutbem
mir, baB es berfeIbe If, rem mir bor@
eeHern ii6er BEN @apitol ldiuebsn labeu
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-05-25

E 8aIo furrbcn sic W1aonoIias
Bianle in Blitbe lteben.a DieleIben
SinO nnaeip0bnlidD bon nit &nospen.
Sbaletsb mir iiitbt ei0entlidy IN Dem fiir
ienen ipun6erldl0,ien Baum acb6riaen
BrtitenataO ieben, 70 eebeibt e birr
bod befannillds bstrlidl.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-05-25

RW @Hte frii@e Butter pirh felt
tiniget 8ngeii asif 6enf 3 sefeeii NRarft
fur % cts. pee Bfuns Dlrfonft; Gier
briRasp. Hetb % @tss has GubeH0; feis
hes ;ybIeifh bon 4 - SIS. per
RbtIp. ssBrIHe @cmlle lino. sielHlidt
biiIia. Spring gbidens BON 90 ag 30
@enfe sc parae NlIss piAt 10 theuer
iEid1sinslie ipenn bic @ffdlsftes u bfFf
GtQbt llpr gtlpas better porch un0 oGs
@eIA hid,t "a lp0Elid eiilkaule. MHdl
lpirbitlen pee halb ale Dieieni9esl Die
tn. fji9 EaRO, iiao llHs init aib Sls nfrs
leben,s nnmit tpiE aud eIaf ben ylarsk
aehep tSnHep, illls llile nit Dem Malbi5i
Sen al ,perlebesE soeAB jpeOet 0apNggx
blidlier nod 5ieifd1sf gfhEu gFeel nab,
iuiprHo aaIsre MEkfiseg tneHea eedl aud
sRease ssbilas5 eaa tssses ia H3ais, 8
rs asl8i14 asibii9aisl I'm sss
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-03-08

WAsniSoroN, March 8.--SESArE-Mr. Sum.
ner introduced bill to guarantee a Republican
government that would protec: loyal people
South.
Committee appointed TO cqualize the pay Of
employers Of standing Committee on Appro
priatious; ordered.
Doolittle and Paterson made personal explain.
aion-, denouncing the false reports of the Com.
mitlee on Expenditures, which in,inated their
acceptance Of brbes.
joint resolution declaring the municipal
! offices Of Alexandria vacant in consequence of
drsobcdience, was passed.
Shermnn's bill ordered 10 be printed Ad.
journed
IlousE-Utah delegate was sworn in. J. ].
Stewart contests tile seat of Charles T.. Phelps.
Mr.. Ward introduced a resolution ASSERTING
that an cx-rnember of the Cabinet declared in a
public speecl, that the evidence in the as,assi-
nation case was obtained by subornng witnes.
ea and that there was no evidence against Mrs
surratt. motion was made to Law the reso
luton on the table, whcrcupon Mr.. Ward
withdrew it.
Butler and Logan favor a special committe,
on impeachment. Tho Ohio delegation eau
eussed, subject unknown. The New YorI
delegation favored the reference of impeach-
'nent to n special committee, and favor a re-
cess till May.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-03-08
FOREIGN IMMIGRATION.

We direct attention to the communication in
another column, from Col. John A. WAGNER,
The newly appointed Commissioner of Immigra
ton.. appropriation Of len thousand dollar,
was made at the last session Of the Legislature,
for advancing the object proposed. and in pur-
snance OF The provisions Of the bill, Col. Wap.
ener is now proceeding to organize his Bureau
and solicils the cordial co-operation of ail the
planters Of the country. He desires infor,na-
'i"n as TO the kind and quantity of labor re-
qnred. and the wages that the plnnter is W ill
ing to ray--the description Of lands for sale OF
lease, and upon what terms or conditions. H,
suggests the Propriety If soms coucer. of ac-
tion between tile planters Of each District, aud
we would hssrtily endorse the recomms dation
for public nesting of our citizens during tho
next week, for the purpose Of furnishing the de-
sired information, aud devising the sway and
means" of making y Useful
We would remind our citizens that our es-
tesmed Ordinary, Vim. Hill. Esq. proposes 4 70
visiting Ireland very shortly. and with the co.
operation of our planters may be instrumental
in advancing The best agricultural Interests oi
our District
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-03-08

( sentin voices in the House. 1t was accepted
hv tn. friends OF the Union in the South, as
well ns in the North, ns expressing honestly
and truly the object of the war; On the fuith
Of il many thousands of persons i'll both sec.
tions gave their lives and their fortunes to :he
cause. TO repudiatc it now by refusing TO the
States and to the individuals within then, the
rights which the Constitution and laws Of the
Union would secure to them, is breach Of our
plghtsd honor, for which can imagine no cx.
cusc. and TO which cannot voluntarily become
party.
! The bill is ms unpoitic as unj jusi. The
evils which spring from the uns, uled state
! Of our Government will be acknowIedg.
ed by ALL Commercial intercourse is impeded
capital is in constant peril public securities
| fuctuatc in value, pence itself is not secure,
aud the sense Of moral and political duty is
| impaired. To avert these calamites from our
country it is imperatively required that We
should immediately decide upon some course of
administration which can be eteadfast!y ad-
he'ed TO. ! ain thoroughly convinced that an v
statement. or compromise, or plan Of action
| which Is inconsistent with the pri cipl.e of the
Constitution will not only TO unavailinp, but
mschIcvous; that it will but multiply the
present evils instead Of removing them. The
| Constitution, in its whole integrity and vgor,
throughout the length and breadth of the land,
is the best Of all compromises. Besides, our
duties does hot, in my judgment. leave US a
choice between that and any other. believe
That 1t contains the remedy that is 60 much
! needed, aud that If the co ordinate hrancbos
OF the Government would unite upon its pro.
VISIONS they would be found broad enough and
strong enough to sustain in time OF peace the
na'ion which they bore safely through the or
deal OF a protracted civil war;
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-03-08

EDUCATION OF THE FRsEDaEN IN THE SorrlI.
MIR. Thomas W. Conway, formerly Of the
Freedmen's Bureau in J.ou'siens. hns had a
consultation at Willard's Ho,ol. in this city,
with various distinguished. Southern men, 10
in regard 10 the matter Of securing the CO ope.
ration of the best elements Of Southern socie-
ty in the work Of educating the freedmen by
means Of the leading minds of their own color,
who are themselves TO he first trained in in
stitutes to be established by tho association
with which lie is connected. Tie result was
highly satisfactory, and shows vast improve
ment of the sentiment Of the South touching
the education Of the negroes. A distinguished d
gentleman Of Louisiana, who was one Of tho sign
srs Of the ordinance of secession in the State.
offered to give Mr.. Conway's association ten
acres of land in town io,s'n the town Of Baton
Rouge. 10 erect thereon q building to be- used
for the purpose Of training oolors ed men for the
work Of tenching among tbsir own psopls.-
Governor sharksy, of Mississppi. was 'one Of
the gentlemen consulted upon the subject, and
tho plan was prron ouneed by him 70 be good
one ,-LsrdiG . - =
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-03-08
MI a r * EFT s
ABuEvILry. March Sth ls67

HbHt.N ILL Si'iEcI ON, 1861.
Corn. sl,9o to 800 : Pess. $',75 Bacon,
20 to 2j cts Lard, 20 TO % cts; Butter, 25 :;
Eggs. 25; Apples, 81. so Nenl. e2.O0; Flour.
$4,000; Coffee, 20 to % cts: Sugar, ls to
221c,s:
New YoEK. March 6.-C"tt"n Gull and de
c!in"g; .al.s .s!'' bales nt sol corn heavy
m:xc | " esicrn % i.lo wool firm and al.
vnncin. tal' .E0u',, pounds domestic ut As
Il II Aid A. 30; Texas "% Il so
ArGusrA, MoSDiY. March i-P NJ. :.
C. rr"N The market was quite nclive at
Saturdays prices, until townrIs the close, when
h"r- was easier feeling. The principal
sn!es were for good Midilinr, so: Strict Mid.
Hing. 3O4c; G"od Mddlings. Sic.
ConN In good denand at unchanged pri-
ccs-$l so from store.
G"Lp.-Br"kcrs raid IS to 80, nnd sold Mt Al,
with hut little doing. Silver, SO to 81.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-03-08


Pn TEsr AGAINST RITuALIsM. M.-The commit
tee Of Episcopal Bishops appointed +" Inquire
into the subject Of ,itunlism in the Episcopal
Church, have male their report. 1t il signed
by twenty-eight Bishops, md concludes rs
follows:
And We therefore consider that in this par-
ticular National Church. any attempt to intro
duce into the public worship of Almighty Col
usages that have never been known, such as
the use Of incense, and the burning OF lights in
the altar for the Holy Communion; reveren-
ces TO Che Holy Table or to the elements there.
OF. such AS indicate or imply that the Sacrifice
Of our Divine Lot j and Saviour. "once offered"
was not "f"ll. perfect and sufficient sacrifice.
oblatlon md satisfaction. for the sins of III.
whole world ;" the adoptiun of clerical habits
hitherto unknown, or material alterations of
| those which have been in use since the estnb-
| lishment of our Episc"pate; is an innovation
which violates the discipline Of the Church,
'offendeth against its common order, and hurt,
eth the authority Of the Magistrate and woun-
deth tho conscience OF the weak brethren"
Furthermore. that we be not misuulsrstood, let
it be noted that we include in these censures
all departures from the laws, rubrics and sst-
tied order of this Oh urcl,, as veil by defeat as
| by excess of observance, designing to maintain
in its integrity tho sound scrptural and primi.
tive and therefore tho Catholic and Apostolic
| spirit Of the Book Of Common Prayer.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-03-08

Mrsr BEAR 1r.-An indignant planter tell,
'ssipPi I'sder something of bis expert
..h freedmen as laborers. "If Cesar -
say ''comPlains of slight pain in bis mis-
cry, -.j refuses 10 work, Cato straightway
declares he'll not 60 to the field unless Cesar
does. This demoralzes John, who demoralizes
Bob. who beget, Dissatisfaction i'll Jeff, who
keeps some other hand back, until sometimes
the whole set are ut s,andstill On account OF
The delinquency of one. We are not allow ed
10 whip them, sir, and to see the lazy raacaIs
standing like posts over lands that need every
hour OF their time-why, sir, old Job himself
couldn't hold his temper under such aggrava-
tions. The counlry's gone up, sir-goae upl''
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-03-08
OUR COURT.


The Spring Term Of our Court, commenced
on Monday last, his Honor Thos. w. Glover.
OF orangeburg presiding. There was a large
attendance Of our fellow ci.izenR, on Monday,
and in spite of the inclsmency Of the weather,
on several Of the succeeding days. The Judge
is an admirable presiding officer. combining
with an eminent degree the suapiter in modo,
and the fortiter an re. Courteous, and pains.
taking. he yet confines the enquiry in each ease
strictly 10 the points at issue, and thus prompt
~, pleasantly. and satisfactornlly dispatches
the business of the term. Owing to tho sus-
pension Of legal proceedings during the war,
and since. there hns been large accumulation
IF business upon the dockets, but it l. fart
giving way before the combined efforts Of the
court. counsel aud jury.
Up TO this time, the Criminal business of the
Term has principally engaged the attention of
the Court. The State is well represented hy it's
nl'le and efficient Solicitor, !. P Reed, ESQ.
whilst the prisoners have been defended by
learned and able counsel. In n number of
these cases negrc testimony was introduced.
and made very favorable impression upon he
court. jury. md spectators, from lis nppLreut
fairncss, cnn,lor. and honesty. Iu the maiori-
~ OF these cases, the accused were persons of
color arra;gne1 for the highest offences, known
10 the law. aud tho experiences of the week
show, as it, was we'll remarked by counsel.
that the negro has no reason to fear that he
will not obtain Justice in the Courts; and the zeal
! with which The former masters appeared to
aid in lis defence, furnished on admirable com
mrntnry upon the Kindness and humanity
which characterized the endearius relation OF
master and servant.
! In The ca'c of Edmund Latimer, freedman
charged with the murder Of Rober, Glover,
freedman, Judge A. G. Haskell was assign I'd
Tor the defence. The body of the deceased
had been found with marks of violence upon
it, but there WIS very little evidence to con-
meet the prisone er with the crime, and he was
acquitted.
! In the case Of the State vs Eliza Link. and
Nancy Gown. for arson, Mr. Burt and Mr..
Thomson appeared for the prisoners. There
was no evidence to charge the last named, and
and as 10 the other the evidence was SO con-
ficting. that after an nble defence, they were
bo:h acquitted.
During tho Term very nice question oI
pleading was argucl before his Honor, With
much learning and ability BY Mr.. Thomson
and Mr. MCGOWAN. The question involved
the right of the plaintiff, whose replication
traversed the various pleas of the Defendant
and therefore concluded ITO the country" to
put in Limiliter for the Defendant and dockei
the case, without allowing him the ten day
rule t" rejoin. His Honor decided for the Plain
tiff, hut on the ground that the Defendant was
concluded by former argument to plead i,sr.
ably.
In The CAGE Of the State w. John Comfit.
Jim Enright. and Monday Brown. freedmen
charged with arson. Mr.. Wilson was assigned
for the defence. Jim Enright was acquitted
tho two others were found guilty.
The business of the term will likely occupy
the whole eek.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-03-08

MuLIsEnY-We direct the atient;on NJ our
readers t" the Card Of Mrs. Small and daugh-
ter who arc well known TO the ladies Of our
District us experienced and skllful MilIiaers.
They have recently resumed business at their
house on Magazine Hill, where they are pre-
pared to execute all orders in their depurt-
ment, with despatch, and respectfully solicit a
share of public patronage. They are receiving
the latest New York fashions monthly, and
will trim remodel. and dye hats and bonncts
their patronage.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-03-08
LOST

SOMEWHERE on the Snake Road, between
~ Bordeaux and Abbevllle c. Ii. Eleven
NOTES. two Of which were payable TO Britt
d Brother, two payable 10 James N. Perrin,
and the other notes l do not remember who
they were payab to some Of the dates q, far
back as 1914, all of which have been paid.
The above notes were given and sigued by
Phares Martin. The finder of said notes vii,
be liberaIly rewarded for their delivery to mo
at my residence, or to the Editor OF this office
Some OF the notes are marked paid, and the
others with the names partly torn
PHARES G. MARTIN,
Bordeaux Z. o.
Abbeville, s. c.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-03-08

c# We have been requested to give notice
that any person who may have hnd ,ale of cot.
ton stolen during the past few week., will
probably hear something to his advantage. and
which may lead to its recovery by addressing
james A. Hoyt, Esq, Elitor Anderson hteN-
gemeer, Anderson, S. G. This notice is espe-
cially addressed to persons living OH the roHd
between Anderson C. H., and Augusta, Ia,
uia Abbe lille G. II.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-03-08

eENow that the Bill re.establishing martial
law throughout the. South has pnssed Congress,
and is likely to becomes ldv In spite Of the
Presidents opposition, the New York World
the organ Of the Northern Democracy, hopes
thst- the Southern people will III, they intend
ever to.dosp) accept the situation at once and
60 TO work to rsorganixe their State Constilu.
tions 50 ss 10 obtain sdmis.ion into the Union
this year.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-03-08

The Oxford (Miss) Falcon says; ave ars in.
formed that in consequence of the high char
Css for board. number Of the s,ulents at our
University have formed messc2 and purchased
provisions, aud cook for themselves Tie mo t
"f them have been s"Iiicrs aud doubtless uu-
dcrsta nd the matter we'll"
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-03-08

EBW W. regret to announce the death OF Mr..
Tolbert Cheaham, an esteemed citizen Of our
District, on last Saturday night. His funeral
took place on Sunday last ut Sharon Churel,
and his remains were inferred with Masonic hon
ora. Mr. Cheatham was one Of our best citizens
Of high integrity, anil other sterling traits of
character, and leaves many relatives and friend
10 mourn his loss.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-03-08

c3y- We direct tho especial attention Of our
readers to the advertisements Of DR.. T. Parker
to he found in another column. The Doctor is
liberal merchant, and is satisfied with d small
profit Give him a call,
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-03-08

HE Tax on CIGAns-The House OF Rept e.
sentatives, in considering the amendatory in
terval revenue bill, has fixed tho tax on cigars
ms followa: "On all cigars, cheroots and cga
rettes, IS per thousand ad valorcm on the mar
ket value" This is M important chnuge be-
ing reduction of rate reported by the COM
mittee.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-03-08

lYy Mc.srs Hill & Trowhrrlgo, have just
received a fnc assortment Of extra country
flour. bacon. ole, porter, and rye whi,key,
which they will sell low f,r cash. Our friends
will do we'll 10 & We them call.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-03-08

~ We direct attention to tho advertise
ment of james NJ. Hughey. Bricklayer nnt
Plastercr. Ilo is an Industrious and skillfu
workman. and we commend him to the pat
rorage Of our friends.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-03-08

tB See the advertisement of Eleven note,
lost OIL the Snake road between Bordeaux aat
Abbeville G. H., by Phar.s Martin.