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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-09-13
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
= ABBETIIAE DISTRICT: =:
Ill y In the Common Pleas. :. r..
Thos. NJ ahon
':Foreign Attachment

v.'... 9s':. !: : @,s'' v.r.'ss Attachment
w day Of October, a. D., 1866. file his de
claraGon against he Defendant, who (as it il
snid) is absent fr An and without the Limits oI
this State. and has neither wife nor Attorney
known within the same. upon whom copy Of
the said declaration might be served,
It is, therefore, ordered: :ihatthe said Defend
ant DO appear aud plead 10 the snid dsoar rat ion
on % heforp the fouri rieeptb day of October which
atlls6slh the year of our: sord. eighteen him
drsd md sixty seven, othefwiss aDals i'd abso-
hs jssEaent will then jig giseH and awarded
!, MATTHEW. MCDONALD, c. Q. p.
Clsrks Qasce, Abbeyills Dist, ,
October l3, 1866.
'OGt. l6 - -6l
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-09-13
Uniforms for Pupils, viz:

= WEPRR.
For Chuyeh--BlH worsted dresser. Straw
hxts trimmsd in ble. -"
,or sssheet-Datl H: oalico dresses. B.'moral
- -SlMMER.
For. ehareh-.Las nozambiques. Ha:.
.irinuedin sIiteI = =:
&. For School l-Lipl l'calicocs-the same dresses
torbe worn wnlkims
Desiring TO cultiate- taste for domestic du-
ties. boarding pupil will be required to tuke
care Of ,heir own ,ooms. and to keep, them
aeut and cleun. he Female Teachers will
visit regularly the eoms of pupils and SEQ that
ahis requirement is beyed. =.
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pg1 WEST
DlIIlI|[f QDELDfID,


ff,HE WINTER SESSION in Chi. In.ti.asior
4 will .hs gpsnsG, on MONDAY, THE
ETH OCTOBER. te..f ~
Thu College ,hss rseieed.e large share o.
pa6Io favor: The Caaloguo for the past two
Sesss has eeaseined annually. the nsntes o.
about a2o papilss Tae most liberal prov isiou
hae been msde for he next year, and it il
heEsd tbdt tae Coilts Will receive even on in
,TSs terms df Tuition and Boarding have
:been rsdhasd even 'baew those Of lsst year.
II is Hedsternina,ia Of the Board of Direct
'.prs TO place the. Advantages of the College
within the reaoh Of to largest number posi-
BE- 'Liysald let lie is their motto.
some. changes havsbeeu made in the Facul-
ty, which inctease III expenses Of the College.
These changes, His .elieTed, will be appre :
ciated..
L.dp, Frepnh sudleeal Music are all taught
wit6out extra: charg. Hereafter every pupil
takipg o regular eorse will be required TO
atudy either Latin { Frehch. SPECIAL alton
iionI is. given to Rading and Handwriting,
through the:entIre onrss,"
With a,visw-te eonomy the Board recon-
tnsnd the following -,
r
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-08-31

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Their penetrating properties stimulate the vital
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the suspicion OF untruih. Many eminent clergymen
and physicians certify To the public reliability of
our remedies while others have sent us the assur.
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tribute immensely TO the relief OF our afflicted
fellow men.
The agent below named a. pleased TO furnish
gratis our American Almanac, containing directions
for he use of medicines and certificates of their
cures Of the following complaints: COstivsness,
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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-08-31
MISCELLANEOUS.

The exports of specie from New
York Saturday were S2i6.7C9.
1t il reported that the yacht Nesta
had been sold to the government for SS2 600
A report saws that COlyer and Barney
Aaron are mstched for another prize fight
The Pacific Mail Co. has declared a
quarterly dividend Of per cent
There were twelve deaths IN New
Orleans from yellow fever Sunday evening.
The heavy rains in Tennessee were
lust in time 90 save the late crops.
The shipments Of wheat from Aus
tralia to England are being resumed.
The political canvass throughout
California IL the most active for many years.
The deaths during the last week in
New York were GO decline Of IS from the
week before.
The registration returns for the last
wee from all districts heard from foot up
as follows. Whites, 2,6s7i eolored, s.s94-
Tie deaths in St. Louis last week
were 2O6, more than halt q which were small
children.
Receipts at the sub-treasury Satur-
day Wer- f39I5,U15; payments - .2j2 Go;
balance TI3j, IA. IT,
Receipts at the New York sub-treas-
urv Wednesday were S3,l32025; payments
81 5Ol d33, balance SI3s 44S,lIi.
The Ferian Convention of the O'Ala-
h0uy branch H. IN session Ia New York. 10 Is
quite largely attended.
Forty thousand tons Of PittstOn coal
sEss sold at auction IN New York ON Weduss-
0aY st 4-A5G4 20
The Colorado Transcripts of the 14th
SAYS that the republicans carried everything
by large mhj0TitIes.
New Zealand advices Il the 9th oil
july say that the heavy gale caused the
wrecking Of several coasters. No loss Of life.
1t is reported that the rinderpest has
caused the death 81 some animals IN Suffolk
county, Long Island, aud New Patterson
Nj
The FIRE at Plsttshurg destroyed one
church, enc bank, two printing offices, IS res
licences aud "a stores. The loss Il estimated
at s55H, OJO-
The submarine telegraph cable be
tween Key Wezt aud Havana was successful
~ sphCed on sunday. the 18th inst, ant
worked well.
Two b0atmen have made a match {,
row from Elysian Fields. Hob0Een, to PGugh
keepsie, N. Y , for $500, on the 9Th of Sep
TENDER
The Russian Government has Ordere'
the construction at Kerteh Of important FORT
fcatidns, The earthWOTks alone OF which vii
cost US O00 france.
IL appears that between January ant
July of the present year there were 1000 Al
tacks Of cholera IN Italy, followed by 32,Oo
deaths.
Tue constitutional convention of NeV
York has prohibited the consolidation OF ran
road corporations where the aggregate Cal
ital exceeds S20, 00G, 600.
Several companies Of cOlOred troops
have been organized ia New York with tn
purpose of ultimately forming a regiment {
be attached to the National Guards.
The corner stone of the German r.
man Catholic Church On Pitt street, Ne
York, was laid, on Monday, by Archbiahc
AcClosky with imposing ceremonies.
The amount IN the United Stat,
Treasury Monday was SCI, 00a. COO ia cuTreBc
$50 Oln, Gao Ia coin, aud S21. 600 coo IN go
certificates.
There were one hundred and eight,
seven deaths from ysllOw fever in Gaivestc
last We, b. The disease continues on the i
crease.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-08-31
CRIME AND CASUALTIES.

Martial law has been established IN
JulezbuTg, to suppress the rule OF gamblers
and dezprFsdOeH-
White, who murdered Hopes, near
Anderson, lnd last April, was convicted on
Saturday aud sentenced 10 be hanged.
Three Germans, named Fritz Young,
VIM Etfeld and VIM. Weisder, lOst their
lives an n mash tub, IN dIstlllsrys an New
York, on Monday.
Peter Kearn was arrested in Nash
Vile genu., Tuesday. charged with the muir
der II a barber name KIRBY, New Albany
Ind., on the fth Of July.
Rev. Mark T. Ladd, a representative
TO the General Assembly from Worcester,
Mass committed HHIcide By hanging az Rich
mOnd VI, Un Saturday.
4 duel occurred ut WeehaWken, \.
T. between two men Who had quarrel about
: woman, said to be the daughter Of mil
iiuHaITe. Three ziOts were tired at twenty
paces, but resulted IA nothing serious
At a picnic near Vicksburg on Thnrs-
day poison Was pat in the Refreshments by
some person unknown. Five whites and
shrea blacks died, aud eight persons are not
expected 20 recover
Bess0n & Sons store, On Chambers
STREET New York. was adr0itiy robbed Of 80,
tlUu ia bonds. Wednesday. 1t IS supp Eed by
4 peTsOn repre- SntiBg himself as a Texan
trader.
Tho Llock of bindings, from SOS to
SD Michigan Avenue, Chicago, inclusive,
Owned by Wm- Derby. was destroyed by IRE
.il TnsaIay. LOSS t3a O1a, and covered by
al suFsucc-
It is positively stated that III. l..
Fitch, United States District Attorney, viii
IL the nrgt term 0f the United States Court
Tor Georgia, prosecute for perjury eight
southern tHyalistz, who. 1t IL alleged have
ttken the test oath contrary to law aud the
facts.
Monday morning party Of eleven
1e5zons Il rted for an island IN Bow Lake, AZ
StTatfurd d. ii. The batt caDsiZed aud the
following peTH8Hs were drowned. Mrs Jere-
ElIan DAVIS and laughter, two daughters OF
Mr. John Day. n daughter at MIR Alfred Ter
das and "A daughter ui Alr- IhomaH tary--
nm. E..-ILr. N-rT.. raenvnTrtt.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-08-31
A Ynnng Hero
[From the Leayonworth Commercial, 18th

From the Leayonworth Commercial, 18th.
Some four or five weeks ago one of
the grading parties in advance of the
railroad, had with them a young man
OF about eighteen years, named George
Wait. His business was to break the
prairie ground with a pillow, for the
graders along the line. One morning
as he was about two and half miles
from the camp, 81 miles beyond Ellis
worth, mounted on a mule, he discov-
cred a party of about thirty Indians
dash ont of the timber, on the Smoky
Hill, and make towards him and an
other man, who was on loot, about a
quarter of n mile nearer camp than he
was. He started to go towards camp,
but the Indians discovering his inten-
ton, by the superior fieetness Of their
ponies, cut him of. Young Wait now
saw them divide into two parties-one
party going towards his comrade and
the other towards HIM. He attempted
to make the timber on the Smoky Hill.
but the Indians were too rapid in their
movements for him. He had two navy
revolvers, and resolved that the red
skiDs should pay for his scalp if they
got 1T, and at a fair price, too. Soon
they came near, circling around him
with savage yell, and began shooting at
him.
The Indians seemed to be well armed
with pistols and lances. very few hay
ing bows and arrows.
Wait returned the fire, and he saws |
that several times they came so near |
that the lances nearly touched him. /
Indian after Indian fell before the I'm.
erring aim of Waits six-shooters, and |
the assaultlng party was getting smaller
very rapidly; the dead Indians being
carried away by the survivors accord
ing TO Indian custom. Soon he heard
the shouts of approaching comrades.
aud the Indians made "A final dash TO
Kill the brave boy, who, manned
already with a bullet i'll his leg, still
stuck to his mule. One young warrior
came up until the mu2zle of his pistol
nearly touched that of the boy. and
both tred-the Indian falling from his
horse with mortal wound, while the
hero of the fight only got revolver
ball III his side. Ia a few moments
more the resculng party came up, con
slsting OF half dozen negro soldiers
and some railroad employees, when the
Indians suddenly retreated. Wait still
had strength to dismpunt and take the
plstOls and scalp-lock of the "last of
which last he now bears
as IA trophy of his fight.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-08-31
TELEcRApHIc SUMMARY.
PERsalNAI.

Judge Holt has been granted IA leave
OF absence until the 5th Of September.
James Gordon Bennett, Jr., has sold
tho Yacht Henrietta for ESQ., COO
Gen. Rnfus King and family, late
,,,inist.r A. Rome. returned to New York on
Wednesday.
Dr 7 Mason Warren, IA we'll known
s,,rgeon and physician, died IN Boston on
Tuesday.
Commander Narcotic Cerruti, min
- DIenipotentiary from Italy, arrived IN
the Scotia
Senator Howe. of Wisconsin, and
80, Kerfoot. of Pittsburg, are among the
-,assenrers by the steamship Russis, which
lsiIed from New York on Wednesday.
Secretary McCullOch, in a letter to
rrrsasurer Van Dyke, says that there IL no
,,v4r-i-sues Of government securities or gov
grpment obligations If any kind, aud that
tbs, REPORTS uf frauds IN tho Treasury De-
psrtment are without foundation.
John j. Edwards, charged with de
frsuding the Union Savings Bank, arrived at
II I0uis. on saturday. lie asserts las ihho-
cence and threatens a suit i"r
against officers Ofthe bahh-
Con Grant rs acting secretary oil
,rar has issued an order musteTinglout OF ser
wee the additional paymasters, q take Ell CT
the Izf Of October Inc pro 'taihiLo sooihH
10 be- to- dispense with all officers not m the
regular service.
g. G.. Flint, formerly clerk OF the
G0sport navy yard and proprietor OF the Old
Dominion. Norfolk, who abscOnded a year
AGO and went to England. having committed
frauds 70 the amount Of 10000, ar wed at
Norfolk on Wednesday for lal, having been
arrested At New Orleans.
Judge BlatchfOrd. IN a case before
1be District Court If New York, decided that
a debt from deialcatiOn Of debtor while
acting in a Judiciary capacity could not De
discharged Dy any proceedings IN bank-
Tuptcy.
Dan Noble. a well-kDOwn sporting
man. has been arrested at Elmira- n. y,
charged with having received about 1900, OrO
If bonds stolen from the Royal Insurance
Company last HeeembeT. He ID accused al
living M one of the most splendid home
steads in the state
Gen. Sickles, on the 18th, approved
the sentence Of the court martial in the tse
OF Captain NJ. q. Yetiy, Of the steamer Pilot
Boy, fJT refusing to grant hrst-class passage
To 81 - Frances Rollins from Charleston 10
Beaufort GA las steamer because of caste on
color. The sentence Was a fine OF $3.50.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-08-31

CHICAGO GRAM INsPECTIoN.-A correspond
ent of the Chicago Journal, from Rockford,
ILL.,, says;
No matter how careful dealer is i'm seen
ring sound dry grain, ho cannot depend at all
upon it's sustaining grade when inspected in
Chicago On the other hand, if the grain II
sent to Milwaukee, the care expended on il
here will usually be recognized there by the
inspectors, or Il IL chance 90 fall below the
shippers expectation. be eau sell it on traca
Tor such value as private parties see ht to
give, while IN Chicago 1t must go into the
great mass of grain that may he really in
feriOr to it When the market ia steady and
calculations can DO made with some relia bill
ity, the Milwaukee market draws away some
grain from here. because the Reliability OF
inspection at Milwaukee, under some circum-
stenoes, oVerbalanees the additional cost of
shipping to that port.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-08-31
Daily WISCONSIN.

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ST. By comparing the above ratios with thOse of
other Journals, they Will be found the Lowest ia
the Northwest.
The WEEKLY WISCONSIN Is one OF the best
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in the West Ii is a large sheet, and each nugnber
contains digest Of the news OF the week. and a
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airy and miscellaneous reading matter also the mar
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and produce, groceries. dry goods, hardware. lum-
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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-08-31

Two thousand dollars worth OF
bottled Congress water Is sold daily at
Saratoga, and about an equal amount
of something stronger.
A red cedar post is standing in
Sharon, N. j., which is not at all de-
cayed, though it was put in its present
position in l749-1l8 years ago.
Some OF the recently arrested foot
pads in Australia attributed their choice
of IA vocation to the perusal in early
life of certain novels 10y Mr.. Bulwer.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-08-31

NREAT WESTERN cap AND FUR
- Mandatory, 252 Last Water Street Milwaa.
kea wisconsin. The undersigned has just opened
and offers TO the trade large and splendid stock OF
Gentlemen, Ladies' and ChildFens tuEs bahaio
and Fancy Sleigh Robes. Gloves &C. Inc attentlon
OF the ladies is especially called to this large asort-
ment of Mink sable, Fitch and siberian Squirrel
sets of his own manufacture which are better
magie and cheaper IN price than any others sold in
this mark khhDEh4Ch dCNfhhhs
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-08-31
American gEis.
From a PARIS Correspondent.


nj. Leo proceeds to remark on the
perfect liberty accorded to young ladies
IN America. "A young person may go
from one end of the Union to the other
without having either to fear improper
interference or indeed the slightest in
convenience. Thus her very bearing
distinguishes an American girl from
ours. Her costume is more ''degdge. ="
They'-the American girlS-''were the
first TO wear the little mems hats, in
cl1ned downwards in front, and leaving
uncovered behind those of hair bottles
de chereur), of which neither we nor
any one else know the origin or nation
atty. They took quickly to short and
scolloped petticOats, Ornameuted with
let, and To high boots and Follow me-
lads Zee SUirez moi of every shade
float down their necks. If they are
devoid of those timid graces which are
uniformly met with IN our young girls,
they have, on the other hand, the
graces of liberty. They mistrust moth
ing-certainly not themselves. f" This
feeling of confidence, which assures
them that ''wherever they deign to put
their little feet ihes will find for them a
clean resting-place, free from lmpun-
ty," Is owing IN great measure b. the
admirable conduct of the men. and es-
| pecially to the great principle of liber-
ty. Love Is license wherever liberty,
that is, self respect, Is wanting
and IN spite OF the brass of those who
would reduce viTtne tO the chance, or
rather the uegation-of rendering 1T
impossible to crit will ever be found
that true chastity Is the sister of lib
erty."
| In Paris mothers complain that they
cannot leo their daughters walk ont
without the escort Of bonnie 'Bnt,
oh young ladiesl' exclaims NJ Leo,
'.you born i'm land where monarchy
has never flourished. wherefore submit
yourselves To sueh annoyances? Would
it not be better for yOu Go show youI
disdain for such things, and teach Oul
women the manners of liberty?" After
all, Paris rs not a forest, and a look, oil
a .shrug of the shoulders, or ever
silence itself, will suffice to discomfit
superciliOus lOnnger, or an impertlnen
s'dadin. It is true that undue respec
for public opinion is the yoke tina
gals Americans IN defanlt Of Othe
tyranny! IL is perhaps for these re
strictiOns on their liberty, and simila
reasons, that American girls do no
like Paris as well as the men do. TIL
former are deprived of half their free
dom; the latter. on the contrary, fin,
every means of amusement develope
to its greatest extent.
4
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-08-31

rev 1usie.-At h. n. Hempsted's
Piano WarerOoms and Music PuDiishiae House,
4lO Main Street, Milwaukee, can be had all the
latest productions of Vocal and Instrumental
Music. Letters from the country promptly
answered, and orders filed on receipt of tb~
money.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-08-31

The British poet Laureate is busy
laying out new estate he has pnr-
chased, and no more poetry may be ex-
pected from him at present. .TU r.
Masonic lodges have been closed
in Austria since 1894 The attempt 30
procure the reopening of them IN 1919
failed. The Vienna masons re endeav-
lug to obtain an authorization to re-
constitute the former lodge of that
city.
"A case of courtship of f0rty-fve
years standing Is reported at East
Lynne. Mass. The gentleman has paid
his visits regularly on each alternate
Sunday evening.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-08-31
ayers Cathartic PILLS.

ARE THE MoST PERFECT
purs alive we are able to produce
and. as We think, has ever yet been
made by any body. Their effects
/have abundantly shown 10 the com
munitY how much they excel the
other meuIcines in use. they are
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-08-31
BOOTS & SHOES.
CLARKE d BROWN,
Manufacturers S Wholesale Dealers only.
asa East water street

We Manufacture all kinds OF Custom Made Goods
which We warrant in every respect In Eastern
goods our stock is large and com plete. dip this
market.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-08-31
RICE & RISING.
Successors 10 John Rice,)

tsuccessors 70 John kice,l
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
JObbers In Alcohol, Turpentine, unseed
OIL, Window 9 ass, Glass Ware, Paints
Patent Medicines aud Brushes OF all kinds.
900 EAST WATER ST, MILWAUKEE.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-08-31
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