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North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-03-20
LIST OF PRIZES

1st Capital Gift,
Elegant Three Story Brick Block ssenssly
owned BY OlivsS Raitt. This block 10 one Of
the finest business blocks in the City Of Me-
6rsSor, situated about tbs centre OF business.
opposite City Scales on Public Square, Main
Ssrost,.. ..S 600
"a Capital GIFT,
l Fine Residence formerly owned BY Capt.
W. Benton. This residence 10 new andc com.
mOdious and situated on Prospect street, absut
10 rods from the City Scales. It 10 one Of the
nnestin the city and 90 located ~ to givea
most commanding view of Market Square and
tho Mssissippi diver. $500
"a Capital Gift,
street, McGrcgor, about twenty rods from the
Flanders House, owned by T. q. Gilmore $500
4th Capital Gift,
l McPhail = Cos large Star Rosewood case
Iron Frame Seven Octave hrst-class Louis XIV
full carvod Piano $4,000
Sth Capital GIFT,
Grand Piano $1,000
9th Capital Gift,
! Prince Elegant Rosewood Piano case, carv.
cd logs 6 octave, 2 banks keys, sett reeds, 4
stops tuned in octaves, Organ Melodeon, $4,000
Building Lot on Gard street, McGrsgor,.. $4,000
! American Organ octave, single reed, con-
y polished rosewood with ornate paneling,
0recian $4,000
Fine Walnut Cased Melodeons $40 each. $500 90
Elegant Sett Silver Service containing 20
pieces including large waiter, coffee urn, $4,000
Elegant Sett Silver Service pieces S2s00o
Elegant Sett Silver Service pieces, $4,000
Elegant Sett Silver Service pieces $50 90
! Gents Gold American Chronometer Bal
ancs, Hunter case lever watch, warranted .$ 90
ladies diamond cased, Is gold watch, 10
diamonds with solid gold chain, ....-.".".$2000o
2 ladies hne gold watches with solid gold
e"""' oscn
ladies nne gold watch $4,000
ladies nne gold watch, 5000
Pure silver hunting cassd American lover
watches, $50 each 90
Pure silver hunting cassd American lever
heavy and hne $500
Extra silver hunting cased American lever,
heavy and $3.50
20 Pure silver hunting cased full jewelled lev.
Or Watches $50 100000
Fine Grover Baker family sewing ma.
Chimes $50 each, $500 90
! Fine Grnver Baker sowing machine man.
Iulacsurlngs".". $l2s 90
10 Fine large cut and ground glass, plated
cSssOIs >oo oScn, $5OOOO
Is Full plated cut glass castors SIS each 90
20 White metal castors s. each Sl00 90
Large day oHice calendar clocks. elegant
rosewood cases, and perpetual calendar, $50
ssc3,'"'. go '.' .$l@O0O
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-03-20
An 4Hectual Worm Medicine,
BROWNS veRmlFuee coMFI1s or WORM ozeNcrs

Mach sickness, undoubtedly, with children and
adults, attributed t. other causes. is OcCasioned by
worms. The "Vermifuge Comfits," although efiectua
In destroying worm do possible injury to tho
most delicate child This valuable combination has
been successfully used by physicians and found be
safe and sure In Graduating worms huriul to chill
dren.
CHILDREN HAVING WORMS require immediate
attention. as neglect Of the trt uble often pro
longed sickness.
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS IN CHILDREN are often
overlooked. Worms in the stomach and bowels cause
irritation. which be removed only by the Of
sure remedy. The combination Of ingredients used in
making Browns Vermifuge Comfts' is such as to
give the best possible effect 18th safety.
CURTIS BROWN, Proprietors, N. Y. Sold by all
dealers in medicines, at % cents . box. y5O3
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-03-20

EXCELSIOR! EXCELSIOR!
ChasteIIar's Hair Exterminator!
FOR REMOVING SUPERFlUOUS HAIR.
To the ladies especially this valuable deplatory
ommends itself being almost Indispensable I'll
Gle to female beauty, is easily applied. does not burn
injure the skin, but acts directly the 1t
warranted to remove snperfuous hair from low fore
heads, or from any part of the body completely, to-
tally and radically cxtirpating the leaving the
skin soft, smooth and natural This is the only ari
Gle used by the French, and is the only real ecctual
deplatory in existence Price rs cents per package,
sent post paid to address. receipt Of order,
by BERG Err, SHUTS Co, Chemists,
yt-4 lyS3o 2S6 River St., Troy, N. Y.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-03-20

Elegant . day rustic carved case csskeo
EvCV
10 Silver plated cake baskets, so sash. e2oo %
3Colts Navy. rsvolvers, 80 sh,."-"...--. $aooe
National rsvol,s extra plated, ~ essh .Sloo %
Is 1. D. Taylor Co.'S improved breseh load.
inS pOsoie, ~ tSSO1o
IS Beautiful steel plate aSd solorsd snsrav.
tngs large size and framed In elegant rosewood
and gilt france, 30 each 10000
1000 Rules Of Life. . now ane beautiful 1.-the
graphsd engraving. u each"
20 Fine so hour and day Seth Thomas
clocks' $Ae .$SVVV0
100 sett dousls plated tsaspoona Asahss
article $50 each, -
IS Silver fruit knives, s. each, ....... $500
Spencer earbiae7 shoosss.."-....... rs 90
100 Silver plated drinking eups $50 saeh.. ~
100 Fine gold Anger riags - saeh, 600
Field spy glssses, 8 sash, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS S4ooe
800 PirstclasS American poskst-knivss, 3and
pleoss, $zoV eaeh,
100 Sets double plated table spoons, number
article, IS each, 90
100 Sets aumber I double plated forks, -
sscn, .$1VVoo
10 Elegant butter Dishes SO each, 30
10 Double vailed ane plated, neatly carved
ice pitchers, SIS each 90
100 Genuine rurkcr Morocco peckst-bosks,
$3.50 sach %2tO6O
500 Ladies' sets hne jswslry, beautifully or.
namented and new sty lies, 3 each $500. 0o
loo Double plated butterknives, 50 each, $lse.o)
100 Fine gold pens in cases, IS each,..".$soe.0o
1000 Pieces assorted hne gold and gold plated
jswslry, averaging - each, 90
No Of Gifts. Ao3o. Total value Of Gifts $323es 20
The distribution will take place after tho Concert,
where 5000 persons witness it. Committee will
be appointed by TcKef HoIDERs take charge Of the
same. Agents and purchasers will Be supplied with .
correct list of the awards soon published,
Tickets for sale at all points In the North West and
at our ofice In A. JRENCHS Jewsry Store, Main st,
Mc9rsgor, Iowa.
YxCx8 - $500 1Ao4 Il,
sINT BY NAIL ON RIcIIrf OF PRItS.
oeea and Reliable Agents Wanted 3v-
eeywhero.
In every case when sending BY mall, ssld the sab
scribers name In full, and Post Once address wish
town and state In full. Money BY DrsN, Post Once
Orders Express in Registered letter. sent at or
risk.
All communications should be addressed to
T2316oR 4 01616028
=. q. Drawer 2o4,
G1c0regor, Iowa.
"a RED Flag will et ell times BE- displayed on
the buildings Of the LIST, I'd and Sd Capital Hrsss
that the public can dsagnats the premises.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-03-15
COMPLEXION OF THE NEW CONGRESS-

The 4o'h Congress in pursuance Of law
rassed Mt .he last scss'r Of the 3o;h Cnrcrc. g.,
WINS organized IN the i,h "f March, on the en-
n:ra'ion Of the term Of its predecessor In ll,..
Senate twenty-scven States were Iepresrnted.
making he whole nu:nher Of Senators finy-
four. or these the Republicans claim forty
Two members, Or Il ihree-fon'ths mnjnriLy.-
The Democrats will number eight eprcsenta-
tives. which, with four Conservatives from ,h.
Republican ranks. Senators Dixon Norton. Pat
'er-on and Doolitii- will give them a dozen
r"'"a. Benz amin T. Wade, of Ohio, has been
elected Prcsident of the Senate, an Office.
which, IN view of the impeachment of the Pres
ldcnt, derives its importance 20 furnishing a
successor. Compared with the old Congress-.
the Republicans lose member from MARYLAND
hui gam two from the new State Of Nebraska.
one iE California. one in Oregon, and one in
Pennsylvania, being clear gain Of four.
In the House, Schuyler CuIfax has been re-
elected Speaker. and McPherson, Clerk. As
SIX States have not yet held their elections,
there are only twenty-onc States represented,
and the total number of representatives ia one
hundred aai siSty-tl,res OF these, one hun
dred and twenty-eiSht nre Republicans. and
thirty-five are Democrats. or less Than one
fourth Of the House. The elections in Caljfor
na' Connecticut. Kentucky, New Hampshire,
Rhode Island and Tennessee, it is supposed, will
give seventeen Republicans and twelve Demo. =.
Gratis, making the whole number of R-;ubli-
cans one hundred and forty-fv., to forty seven
Democrats. leaving them stiIl two-thirds ma
jorty. AS compared with the old Congress.
the Republicans will gain two members in the
House.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-03-15

Tue FENIAKs.-The Qn"en, in her late speech
before Parliament was rather premature in an
nonnc'ng that the troubles IN Ireland had been
q"ie'ed. and that the troops would soon he
withdrawn. Widespread and simultaneous ris-
ings have taken place. and whilst in former
years, the disaffection was confined to the
South and Southwest. it now extends to all
Parts of the Island. Still the authorities have
no difficulty in Debating the Fenians. captu-
ring many. and driving the remninder to the
mountains. Indeed, in the face Of the large
eonstnbn'atory force On duty in Ireland, the
numerous garisons, the influx of fresh troops,
and the cease'ess vigilance which is exercised
by the authorities, it would seem that IT, ese at.
ternp,s must result as all others have done-in
evitube fnilure.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-03-15
Ahbeville C. II, March 5. 1867.


WAsniHGr"H, March Is Ascending to q a
Present understanding Sch field cnnrnnnt Il, .
first district. Sickirs the sernn.l rIonae In.
third and fourth, and Sheridan the fifth. No
Instructions will acc"mpnn, the assignment be
y"nd the copy Of the law.
The dist rict headquarters nre n. follows
Schoiirli, Richmond Va Slckles Columbia.
;. Thomas, Montgomery, Ala Ord Vi,ks.
burg, Mrs.; Sheridan, New Orleans La. The.
lowers Of the departments are delegated to the
above district commanders. Gen Ponn who's.
headquarters are at Louisville, commands
Wet Virginia, Tennesse and Krntuchy
RICHMOND. March ls.-Grn. Schnfcld has
assumed command here, and continues the ex-
isling officers.
New YORK, March lathe National Dem
ocratic Committre recommends thorough or
g"n'z,ti"n, but disnpproves n National C"nven-
ton previous to that for the hcminutions next
year.
New Il"mp.lire has gone radical by 3 900
majority Three C"rg:e:smrn and nine of the
twelve Senators are radical; also, a radical Inn
joriiy of seveniy-fva in the House.
DUBLIN, March II. Fen;an arrests in all part,
OF the country continued.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-03-15
WHO ARE AFFECTED BY THE AMEND.
MENr-

From the Atlanta Era We extract the follow
ing. showing who are disqualified from voting
and holding Office under the late bill passed by
Congress. This is the view Of one IF the frs,
legal minds in the South. and it is accented by
the Era as critically correct:
1t is believed our people do not generally nm.
derstand ~ no are affected by the constitutions,
amrndni"n; and excluded from Office nnJ from
the hallot-box by tie lat. bill!
lhe t"iio"ing i'ris"ns mr." exciul".l:
| !st. Al! f.cI.o:.s who. h tor. ~. lni. war
| were meInbcts of t"rg,vss or oilicc,x of ,h.
United states. and took "n'h to support ;hc
constitution OF ii. United Sinirs aud nl,., wards
| engaged in the T.. bY!.ion.
I'd. All persons who, prior To tho war we're
"x"cnt've Legislative Or r'iciai officers of The
Stntr and took the like onth and rn,:ac ii in the
r. h".on.
This embraces governors member. orii," log.
r'l.tnr', ana ,l,..ciai officers: from ilrr. al
The SUI r.nc ""u.t clown to Justice ui III. r,..ac~,
Who. at any time, held the office and took the
"a'h. and Afterwards engaged in the rebellion.
who, then. ar" not excluded? LIT. No on :.
Is "H"'u'l"d h":nusc l." h-lI an lii",. under H..
tonic."rnt" States from rrr-i'~ui down. if h..
does not In!l within OF il. .y,iu,..d .;as.rs
above si"c'fi Il. The ,inri- fnc, that he was n
Confederate senator. or Con I.,,rr.,. cereal.
or that IT." t"'H oath 10 s;.., ont tie c.i> Ii
iuion q! tho Co:.i, ,!-rate States d., e. net exce
J. i'm.
I'd. No ST: or rouuiv officer is rxr,,,,.rd on
account Of his hnvih. h,.i The :iir. a: 4 TAX. n
the oath n! q "ugnved IN ,i". icbcH,o. il H.. wr,e
not an executive. l"g>aivr or jm.!.r;ai riii -r ::
therefore. neither II iawr-r. sr II. 81. rk. iax-
cui:"ct"r. receiver. c"nhiv hca>u. or ,otnu-r
surveyor. constable, road c"n,n sun"r is rx
cndr.l
:'d A> no IN ~ unit tw"u.r n,r. Years of uu.
when The war \! gnn, held any su.l, lii... ~ .:,s-
a u,I.I Itt,4. and, .
port the c"nSi tu!iuu oI 'h. {ni,I S.o:,x .IuItr
III" w"r; nnl. IL III" war cni,n.ur,.i u,u,i, .lx
yeats au" no man II, Georgia u;l,., Iwrn', -s..:ru
wears Oi ~" rNtu. Il
i'h Militia Iii =, - a;- i..., ..ycu.J
an H." "h"c mas 81 "ur I",i." WI" in,l
thlr nom at III" .X..iu...l r,. g.. :,Err.. ,,nu
TONED. ar" tree from ali" .:>u,,,. lie ton nuI
i"n> ,"'.' .',:'i h Any "ii... III III" state wi h "a,
rag rd 10 tn" Pvt hey iu. u. In. Wa.
AIINNIk.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-03-15

The Mem rbis Post says that notwithstanding
the i'll success Of cotton planters last year, the
country around that city IS alive with prepara.
tions forthe coming season. In some districts
there may be lees land under cultivation this
year than last but. on the whole, IN West Ten
nessee, Arknnsae, Ncrth Mississippi, and Nortl,
Alabama, there will be co siderably more
planted. The same scarcity Of hands and the
difficulty in obtaining them is complained Of
Numbers are visiting or sending agents to Geor.
gin and North and South Carolina to procure
them. Not more'than half of the planters will
have as many as they wish. The eolored pso-
pie have been so much better treated in Ten.
nessee than any of the surrounding States,
that they wi}lhire to Tennesseeans at less wa.
gas than to others. Their enfranchisement will
now add largely to the laborinc population Of
Tennessee at the expense Of tho adjoining
States
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-03-15

STATE SEcrElrIEs.-The Augusta Chronicle e.
Sentinel throws out word Of timely caution IN
the following ticlr:
We are sorry 10 see TINT a SORT OF panic has
seized upon our people in relation to the value
of State securities The idea eecrns TO lie that,
under the operations of the Sherman bill. all
State securities " i'll brcome valurless. because
Of the abolition of the State Governments
This we think m unwise conclusion, Tho
territorial condition Of the States cannot con-
tinue very long, and. in the interim, Congress
will be compelled, from the sheer force of cir.
clrnsances. to recognize the existing Stat.
Governments, to n certain extent at least
The power to levy aud raise taxes for the sup
port of the Government will most cert ainIr lie
allowed the States. and oil acts of the de facto
Governments not in d-rogatior Of the power
ct The Federal Government, will be tolerated
and recognized. Any other course would
speedily bring about such a condition Of an
archy as would star,le even the radical major
ity.
There is no renson-there can he found none
in the Sherman BILL which should cause onv
very great decline in State or railway securi-
ties. We advise those who have such to with
hold them from the market at least for the
present. The prices Of such securities must 60
up. 1t would be folly TO sacrifice them ut
present prices. Tho only persons who can be
benefited by the present condition of things
are capitalists and broke:s Withhold from
them the chance Of purchasing at the present
panic rates, nnd in a few weeks, prices will
regain their former level.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-03-15

LoSD"S, March 7.-Di.pn c,es from Dublin
state that The Fenians attacked Drnghr,ln Bar
racks. hnt were rrpusrd. They carried of ,I-ir
oead hnh won"d'''i' The following account j..
gwen OF the tight an Tuesday. eight mile, sou : h
OF Dublin hrtw~rn the F-ninns and the armed
p"i!ce. One Er"ian was killed, five wn,lu,lrd
u."i 200 cartur-.i. The Eni.ms rctrea,-d 20
the hIil- n"rlli "f Dublin. TIE trn"1s went in
pursuit. the prIicr Stnron at X KilInnIock WIS
nis" attacked. The F"n'an> were repuls d w.l.
'",:e k' led a"d fourteen cal!nr"d. Bank and
police barracks "fArcm"re county were burned.
and a police messenger shot F-minns well sup
pmen with rn''ons They have sudd-nly r.scn IN
all paris If Irrl,nd.
lie Irish Secretary estimates the Fenian
forces from lomn to Il, ,GlU sir.Lr
Inc latesi dispatches report all quiet.
day.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-03-15

Corn FOR TUE DEsTrUrE.-Ths Charleston
Nsreury says: The United States Quarternnas-
ter at this place has received twelve hundred
bushels Of corn for the destitute people of this
State twill be forwarded on Monday by the
South Carolina Ra ailroad: two hundred buahels
to Hopkin'u. Station; four hundred bnshsi, 10
oolaE,5ia !; andsiI hundred bushels 10 Chester.
This is the fret :instalImsut received of the
oorn purchased by the southern Relief assoeia.
tfeplof New York, and will Be hailed by the
starving people To- whom " is sent ss~an %.
looked for snscor,
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-03-15
M AR x r rs.
Apnxy,lrs. March 18TH. 1es7

ApDEvItEE. March 10Th. 1881.
Corn. g. 0oE per bpsbsf; Bacon. 2e@e5o per
pound ;aaoIasses. Slo6@sl, sc. per gallon; ost.,
$l:4o@$L5o pc, .buihal; Pess, $I7b@s20O
per bushel Salt. $475@$b. 90 per sack Coffee.
8o@s6c per pound Sugar. l5@aoe per pound;
Irish Potatoes, $s.oo@$s.6o psr basheI; Co.to.,
l7@20c per r-pound. : :
AuausrA. March ll.-COTTON-The mar
ket was very dull al dag. Sales too limited,
70 Jnssfy Quotations. but pfioes remain about
,hesame as on Saturday. =.
: eoLD-Brokers paid s6 eud said ats7.
sIIvER-Bsoksrs paid ~ and dsolds sst SO.
ooRN--Thsre was frnsr feeiiyg in Corp,
int sekf pyices. cont quota
srsiears loads sold attbs dspSsat$f ~ o.! o.!
, !BssSa There ;uu Afsis asnsad. aud psiSss
A1s Iathes weak - Is, ,.zyxf !, x - = I.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-03-15
SOUTH rAEni.INN. ARHFNI:.:E uJ~-
TRIO TIN TIE 81 ->IDN$, MhKtI.
TIER VI. \. y. iSG1.

SOUTH CAROLINA AREHVI:.!E uJ--
TEET-lN TiiE 81 E-SIDNS, MARCH
TERM. "a ID. 1861.
III" Gram! Jury n:.sr tie !,.'!ow;.v Present.
mrui:
We Inv. cvari.",! ,lir Pubic Hu,.iu... and
lind tf'nt III" Court H..u>r h,vii tt l.,. r.,ir, 4
nrc"t'ing /" the Prr<cnt:ncnL "i tic Grln
.'uly at 'i'r la> Term # ;hr Court, i, in such
"rt:"r II. /" lrav" u" Cause Of report hy us.
The jn;i we examined, in con, ,,ary with Dr.
lsnac Eranch. Secretary nn.l Treasurer of The
Commissioners Of puLEc Buildings. anil find ,ha,
II IL unsaic III several resi- ec,s, and s in -r.! of
various Repairs; hut we nre informed nv DR..
l.ra"ch that the "p"ir- required are the sauc
thnt were presented by the Grand jury at the
last l"rin mad that iuI. to show cause was
served on tl's Commissioners, to whirh thry
have made answer to this Term. that the rctni.s
are III progress, and have been l.lnyel bv the
di'icnl'y OF getting The lion nrress;,ry which
they have received information has been in Co.
lumh'a for come time. NJ d hns contrary to their
expectations, not yet heen received aud that
the want Of funds will p. vent their executing
all the repairs which might lie cnus id.rel ncccs.
sary, but that III. y will. soon as convenient.
complete such as they deem arc now actun;ly
necessary.
Signed by me hy authority of the Granl
Jury and in their h-half
EUB'r II. WARDLAW,
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-03-15

tB Governor Pierpont, Of Virginia, urges
upon the Legislature of that State tho necea.
sity OF calling Convention of the people un
der the provisions Of the Military Dill. Gov
ernor Jenkins. Of Georgia. it is said. will pror
ceei to Washington for the purpose Of getting
Instructions, as to his future course. The pa
pers Of those two States, and Of the South gen.
orally exhibit every phase Of opinion as to pro.
priety, policy. or necessity of soms Immediate
popular action in the prrmisss
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-03-15

HOMESTEAD LAws.-Ws are pleased to zee
the general interest manifested 10y the Legis-
latures OF the Southern States. in tho enact
ment Of liberal Homestead Laws. Tho Virgin
in Legislature has had such law under con.
sderation, and both North Carolina and Ala
bama have lately passed Homestead nets, the
former reserving 100 acres Of lands, with bull.
dings. if in the country. and one acre, with
dwelling and "nth"uscs. ,f in a city or town.
Tine Alabama BIZ rrscrvcs s., 200 wrrih Of re-
II! estate. including the l!one-:r.l, aud ! 900
worth of personal property.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-03-15

Dr. Parker has received choice selection of
school books, of which he advertises a partial
i'st. Those who are engaged in teaching the
5onng idea how to shoot" would do we'll to
give MIN areall. Speaking Of shooting reminds
ne that he> is also advertising a. ihs qnslty- Of
f'he POWDER choice cabbage, and many other
articles "too tedious 70 rnsntioa." which he
will take great pleasure 10 showing our sesd2
ere. -: t3;sE -. - AZ.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-03-15

No LAND FOR RRsELs TO the bill amenda.
tory OF the act Of Juns 81, 1866. for tho dis
Posal Of public lands in actual home stead
settlements in Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana.
Arkansas. and Florida. the House of Repre-.
sentsives added an amendment excluding
those who'had voluntarily given aid and COM
fort to the rebellion, but not those who had
afterw'rd enlisted in The Fedora! army and
been honorably discharged therefrem.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-03-15

F"uNp GUILTY.-SamueID u. Hodge, who has
been on trinI before the Cour of Common i'l.ns
ana General Sessions Since Thursday East. on
the charge Of numbering Charles r. Van Ea-
ION ION, was h'und guilty. yesterday afternoon.
me prisoner was defended by Jas. ID. Trade
we'll and John S. Richardson. Eso.. and ,Le
Stn'e was represented by Samuel W. Melton
and John L. Rhett, Esdx-EH,cuis
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-03-15

LoSnoN. Monday. March, ll.-IreTand is
quiet. The Government has organizrd the
forces into six flying columns, TO pursue the
scattered band'. Tho Fenians recently en-
camped In the Gaitrse mountains have vanished.
leaving no trace. Msrtisl law will not be pro-
claimed, and special CON missions will try the
Fsnians. .s
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-03-15

EB- An unsuccessful attempt WINS made on
Saturday night last, to break into the store Of
Mr. Andrew Sm' III Of our village The bur
glars were interrupted before circcting m en-
trance, and made TIER escape in the dal kncss
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-03-15

sS- Our Court adjourned on SATURDAY, last.
after dispensing Of most Of the usin.-4 Of the
FERN. Sentence of death was passed hy Judgr
Glover, on J"ln t"mlit nnl M"nd.v Brnwn.
freedmen. who were nvirt-d OF son. They
were sentenced t" he hung "n The fi-e, Frilav
in May.
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CONEWllFRE on The Snake Road, between
~ bordeaux and Ahbrvlile &. II. Eleven
NOTES, two o which ws:" payable TO Britt
* Br"'hcr, tw" payable 10 James NJ. Perrin,
and he other notes do not remember who
they were pay able t" !; some of the dates a. far
ba' "a 1914, nll Of Which have been paid.
The nfove notes wer" given and signed by
Phnres M"r,sn. The finder of said notes will
be- iihcrnilv rewarded for their delivery to me
al my r"sii ace. "r to the Editor OF this Office
Some IT The notes are marked paid. and the
others Win tile name: p,r.lv torn.
l'uARES c. MARTIN,
B"r,eAux p. o.
Abbevi!le, s. G.
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sY- We have been afIiic ell with a continu-
ance Of wet weather during tn. past ten
'lavs, which is serv unusual at this senson.
We fear very much one of ihcso wet Springs
which presngc dry Summer.
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sY"J. y. 1"imu,ls. aLv"rlia.s fresh arrivals Of
bats. shoes, crn"k"ry, aud glass ware md rto-
crr"s, Il; his welt known esinhiishm, nj on the
i'nhEr square. He is selling II, reduced rates
aud invites call from l,s old Fl icn.'s to whom
he is pared TO oii"r barains. Call AMI en-
hinin- for yourselves.