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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-08-22
Oas no. ifiinbi9e 6ebet.

uDtele 9lnbetun9 1T cine Teier, 10
beilt9 uno bebr >pie feline ancere! Wenn
Der 9Ittli9e 5eilano fdtbar unter uns
trdte trenn Der 5immel ii6 1fnete unc
perGwi9e..im @lan;c 1etner @pttbeit Dor
unS erl6iene, bic Stride fSnnte Jpn ni9t
init 9rDberem Subel uno pra9taufwanz
Re empfan9en alS Ie rur9 bic 40 film
ci9e Mnbetun9 feline @esenpart unter
ben1ltbt9er Brpbes9eitalt fetert. Sbr
@ewanpt 1T seldmidt wie ra6 elmer
8raut NIT ben liebliden 8lumen beS
Oarten5 uno ben erlen perlen res
WeereS nit 0olp uno Silber uno
funfelncem Gcel tetn. SIM 2i9tmeere
re5 Nltar5 binter cem @9leier buftenz
ber @eibraudrplfen bat fe Dem feiz
nen Gbrpn ertaut ben tbre Seele ltebt
Der ibr 2ebrer ibr @ater ibr 5irte>
ibr Greunn, ibr 8ruber ibr 8rautiz
gam 1T. limb Dor bteiem Gbrone lie=
gen 9unperte uno Iau1enpe auf ben
&nieen unb rufen ,pie aus etnemMun<
&c: @elpbt iei ras auerbeiltsite ca
frament tes Nltars 5eiliG beilta
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-08-22

Stimme serlelen earnab an ren pfcr<
ten cer 9enannten &ir6en, lpmie an oen
1biiren rer Mppitrltlhen &anslei an
9ewpbnter SteQe re6 Campo Tipri unp
anceren iitlt6en Srten an9eihla9en
werce, >pp es eini9e 3eit CUR Nu9emeiz
nenseiun9 auf9ebdn9t tleiten unp, falls
eS entfernt miirce, in anoern Gremplaz
rem piecer erneuert wereen lpu. Dur6
ctele 2eluno, GerGfentltdun9 unc 9lnz
19la9un9 wpllen mir 9lQe, bic Infer
Sdreieen betrtfft, ,,ad @erlauf ppn
stret Mrnaten na6 GerIfentlid uno
9ln1Ala9 10 rerpfli6tet baben> ais rb oa5
Sdreiten tbnen ielbit rprselclen unp
iiber9eten ,rprpen pdre> >rpbct mir Nbz
fdriften bic turd Sfentli6e Nptare &C.
ma6t uno NIT llnterldrift unc petidaft
eineS seiitlidcn @ureentrd9er5 Serleben
inc, oplle unp un;wei felbaft fteVlaubensz
lpurpi9feit ;uerfennen.
9}iemano ipQ e5 al 70 oeitattet iein>
ctele5 Oofumentllnlerer be eitimu,tcn 9lnz
fiinoisuns uno BerufunG GllniereS felten
Sefdlufes unb ernl ltli9sn 8efebles unp
l1nierer feterli6en8ttte ;u serreieen pber
ibm in frcYelncem 8e9innen ent9e9en
su banceln. Spute Semano cies renz
nod pa9en> IL ,piilIe CT, rab er cen3prn
re5 aumddti9en Ootte5 rnp ber beiliz
sen &pcitel petrus unp Yaulu6 auff9
lacct.
0e9eben ;u Npm teim +. petrus, i'm
Sabre Der Menl6weroun9 1865 am
20. SUM- im %. SABRE llnlercs ppnz
tifcates.
+ 3d. pius> Bii9pf Der fatbplil6en
&irde.
L. + S.
(5ier ful9en bic rnterldriften Der
anpe1cucen Garctndle.)
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-08-22
ct. @>au @tnneiDta, Samita9 ben %. 9lu9uif 1868.

Garcinale rer BELL. NDmiihen &ir1e,
ia9en unb fiinrigen @ir rober a,l be-
rufen unp bel ltellen 8tr NIT cieIem
S1reiten IN >nlere behre Stapt Nom
ein aQseuei1es SfrmenildsS GpnctL has
ni9iteS Sabr 1869 in Der @attcanil9en
8aiilifa 9ebalte1l ant s. De;brv ais am
iyefe Der unbell lledten 0otteSmutter unp
Sun9frau Marta be9pnnen, fortSeiest
unp nit pe6 5errn 6ilfe su cc1en Gbre
unp gum .6eile ceS 9elan1mten @ritttz
9en 8olfts teencet lpercen fol-. limb
fplolib wpllen unp tefeblen 0ir, rab
BON iitcrau ber ipmpbl llulere ebr!riirz
rtoen Brioer rte Yats;arden, GrSbiz
]6Bfe unc 8tl6bfe> als unlere 9eliebte11
SDbne, bic Nebte uno- ale 2lnrern bic
na9 Nedt pcer Norredt an Zen au9ez
mcinen Gpncilte,1 tbetl;unebmen uno in
penlelben ibre Stimme ab;u9eben beruz
fen iino> su pteiem rpn l1nS an9eia9ten
Ifumentl lhen Gpnctl berbeifpmmen ms:
yeh inpem @tr iie ermabnen unp anetz
term BET jenem Che ben itc Tins unp
cieiem !. Stubl 9elei ltet BET rem beiltz
gen 0ebprlam unp bet jenen Straf afeh
rte na9 Nedt prer 0ewpbnbeit tet Der
Geier per Gpncilten se9en rieSdun1i9en
beantra9t unp Yerbdn9t >percen fie aufz
fprpern unp idarf beauftra9en> rpfern
lie ni6t rur6 Elm be9runcete6 5inperz
nib> raS iie jebp6 rurd re6tmdbi9 Bez
auftra9te Der Synpce telpeii en- miil1en
abaebalten percen pem J. Gpnctltum
1elbf beiz uno an;uwpbnen.
gSir besen AUDI bic 6pffnunA rab
@ptt in re0en .5anp bic 5eren rer
Menlden finn, unier Tleben 9ndrt9 CT
bSben unb nit 1einsr unausipredltGen
Onape unp Barmber;t9feit benz irfen
perce rae bic 6irfen auer 8Ilfer unp
belpnrers bic fatbplilden Madtbaber III
rer taalt6 ftei9enpenGrfe rab bic
tatbolilbe&ir6e ner nenidliden OeieQz
19aft ben erDbten 0elrinn brinst unp
Die feltete 0runcla9e Der 9tei6e uno
Staaten 1T, ni1t nur llniere ebrpiiroiz
gen Srurer bic Bii9Dfe, uno ale an
ceren pben Grpdbnten am Sel lu9e beS
Gpncils nidt bineern foncern pieln1ebr
lie bierbet unteritiiBen 1tno fDrcern unp
nit ALIEN Gifer> ,pie e5 fatbplildcnGirz
iten se;iemt Nue5 besiinittsen meroen>
pas GUT srDberen Gbre @otteS uno gum
giuben beS Gpncil5 9erei9en fann.
9amit ater cieie5 Infer Sdreiben
uno ceien Snbalt sur &enntnib @Qer
bic e@ ansebt selanse une Siiemano fi9
nit l1nwi0enbeit entlhulci9en f1nne
uno suntal es Yieueidt nidt Nuen tez
men per1Snli6 eS suseben foQte fder
;u9eiteat tpercen fannio ,ppQen uno BE-
feblen @tr, bab na0elbe in cer 2ateraz
nenill9enI @attcanilden uno Qiberianz
fden Yatriar9alz8aitlifa, neil bort bic
Maie ce6 @olfe6 sur Mnb6run9 res
sSttlt6en @prtes fi9 gu periammeln
pFest, tur6 pieGuripren llnieter Gurien
per eini9e 6fentlide Nptare nit lauter
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-08-22

10rDDl Utc quo, lptllllDtlt <tllHtltYtll>
beiten betriitt finp> lie9t ni9ts mebr ant
>6eren, ais NIT Tins in 0emeinl9aft su
beratben unp beill fame 0e9enmtttel &C.
aen ip ytele 8eprdn9nt1e an;umencen.
Sn cielem Dfumentl9en Goncilium 1T
n1mlid allies Da6 1T 9eredter Yriifun9
,u erpd9sn uno feit;ultelen paS ;ulmal
IN rielen bb6lt 16mieri9en 3eiten auf
bic orDbere Gbre @pttss> bic llnpeIlebrtz
beit ces @laubens> bic 3ierce re5 @pt<
tesoienRes> ra5 etpiae Sell re6 Menz
l1en bic 3udt ce5 @eltz uno Srcensz
&leruS unr re0en beillame unr t(i6ti9c
Silpung cte 8epbadtun9 rer &ir9er'
OeleBe, bic 8el1erun9 per Sttten bic
dri tli1eGrstebuna cer Su9enp uno aur
rem 9en1einlanen Trieoen unp bic Gtnz
tra6t 2lQer surIrperit Sesu9 bat. limb
nit aneeltren9teltem Gifer 1T au9 eafur
su iorse1, rab nit 0ptte5 5ilfe ale
llebel BON per Stride unc rpn BET biirz
aerli9en @eieuldaft entfernt rab bic
unaludli6cn Srrenpen auf ben re9ten
@ea cer Wabrbcit ;uriid9efiibrt wercen
cab na6 s,u5mersung Der 2aiter unc
Srrtbimcr llnlere erbabeneNeli9ipn unc
ibre betllams 2ebre auf rer 9ansen Gree
pteeer auilste uno tl9lid me1r ii9 aus
breite uno berr19e, unc 70 TrImntt9telt
Gbrtarfeit, @ere1tisfeit 2iebe uno ale
9ritli9en Gusencen gum bD9iten gfusz
sen Der meni i9li9en 0eielll9oft fraftt9
oeceiben unp aufbliiben. Denn Sic
manc miro jemals beltreiten f1nnen> rab
bic &raft Der fatbclii 6en STRIDE unp tbz
Ter 2ebre nidt bios rus epise Sell ccr
Menl9en i'm Nu9e babe, ipnrern au6
cem seitli9en Slid Der SIlfer niibe
unp ibrer mabren @pblfabrt Srenun9
unb Nube, ip,pie AUDI rem Tcrtldrttt
uno cem 8efeben rer menl9ltden 9Htl +
1enlhaft ,rie cieSabrbiider ber beilt9en
unp rer prpfanzGeidtdte es cl1r9 Die
olln,enc ten Sbatia aden flar unc pffen
,etaen unr tetdnoi9 uno ausenl lbetnlt9
bemetlen. llnr neil Gbrifus Der 9err
NIT ben @prtcn: $50 3pet pper 1ret
1T Meinem yfamen veriammelt fnc> ca
bin td mitten unter tbnen un5 NUM-
certar erqutdt ftdrft uno trbltet caru'1l
fS11nen mir ni6t s>peifeln, rab CT lelbtt
tit pielem Gpncil uns in erTuQe ietncr
90ttltden @rabe 9e9enwdrtis iein mill,
pamit !rir ras feftiteQen fSanen, tpa5
auf ir9enc clue @eile gum 9!usen 1einer
betli9en &irde seretdt. gla9cent @ir
al1p Spr SOFT rent 0ater nes St9teS tn
bet Demutb unlereS Screens Sag uno
Nadt bic briinitt9fen Oebete au5sespF
len baben @ir cieieS Gpncil rur9aus
Yeriammeln su miii1en se9laubt.
@eitist alio auf bic 9(utpritdt oeS
aImd9ttsen 0ottes. peS gater5> pes
@pbnes unc pes bell. 0eiftes> futpie
l1etner ). Yetrus uno Yaulus, tpel9e
(MutpritaD audi 8ir auf Grcen i,1ne
baben, ipwte auf 9lnratben unb 3uitinz
muna un1erer ebrwirot9en 8riirer, rer
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Np. H..

beili9 1T 0ptt Sabactb! !6imuel uno
Grce iino spl1 spn lein;r 6errli9feit !
Gbre let eem GateL> rem Spbne unc
rem II. Sci te! uno n1d1ti9er alS Der
Se9er len einit Die Ge9enmart te5
8unceslare> cieleS Gprbitces re5 II.
Saframe1tes> iiter Stecpm'5 !9au5
9ebra6t Fie6t Spn btcr 0nace 1np
Triece, settli6er unp ewi9er Ge9en
aus. llnp caS 9ebeime Teuer cer
9Ittlihen 2iebe eut;iincet bic falten
.5er;cn Der Menlden CUR 0e9enltebe,
rie Ie brannte in rer Brujt rer Siin=
ger gu Gnmaus BET Der 0esen,part res
,6errh >pietppbl ibre 9inneSaueen 0ez
balten maren unp fe ibn niGt erfannten.
@tecurd rie6immelsr1ume innie enz
benpemGbpre rteSterne ibren Qpt9e1ana
t1nen rem 9rpben 0ptt Der fe i9uf
rie in ccr triumpbtrenpe ben
&tr9e oes Sen ettS he "a
s(elteiten niecerfallen rpr cem 2amme
Inn ibm SIT fin9en cas neue 2teo burb
ale Gmi9feit fo itei9t spmGrren9runre
in rer etpt9en 9(ntetun9 Sag unoNa6t
ale Siincen uno 2d ferun9en Ter Delt
iitert5nenc> Gin 2ob9elan9 su unlerem
0ctt empor cer Menlb ,parp 1no UNI
ter un6 wpbnt int allerbeili9Fen Gofra-
ment. MS9en Sabrbuncerte ppriiberz
9ebcr, WftQipnen 9ctoren werren UNI
iterbeniiter allem@ebe uno allem@edz
iel pes 2etenS ruff immerfcrt has 2iec
Der Nnketun9 Gcnl rer auf bent
Gbrpne IBt, uno benz 9an1me prei5 uno
G1re uno 6errlidfeit III Gpi9fett Sp
1T bic e!pi9e 9lnbetun9 eineNa9abmune
oer &n9el, pel6e unaufb1rlt9 has Sob
re5 Nuerb1diten f19en pa6 @prlpiel
unierer 5immelsberrli6feit."
Gntl lfanoen 1T ctel berrliGeQlncodts<
litun9 i'm Sabre 1884 in Mailano BON
wo fe rurd ZEN II. pbilipp g}eri tint
SABRE 1913 nad Npm Yerpaan,t tpurz
be. sic cauerte ramal5 jeresmal 40
Stunren gum slnrenfen an bic 40
@rabesl ltunren pe5 5eilanceS unc All
bic 40 Sage ieines 8etenS uno Gaitens
III ber Wlilte. Yapit Clemens VIII.
fibrte i'm Sabre 1892 bic les Debet in
iammtli9e &trden 9tpmS Elm unb perz
tbeilte Die 3eit Der Nbbaltun9 cerartiA
pab bic Teier INNER in elmer anteren
Stride be9ann penn iie in cer fruteren
geldlofen wurre 70 paB fie I6 in ben
&ir6en Der etpi9en Stabt bas 9arse
Sabr bincur9 cbne llnterbre6un9 fort
legte. Sn rteler @eitalt unc @erbinz
cuns wurce fte cte epige Nnbetune aez
nannt. papft 8enebict XIV. aeitat<
tete tae rus stersi9itlnbise @ebet sur
Na6tsett unterbrp6en uno auf bic Ia<
9esftunren treier Sage Sertbeilt werren
pIrfe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-08-22
9Sas Sic 9lmeiie bicb fraat*

@ieb' tas sei9aitise, muntsre Srt'Ss"
NHie bic Mnteile i@ mubst uno ellf;
aeine Winute bes rinnenben Sasss
oalia in lurslpler &ubs nerms'It!
,,slaselt AUDI tu 70 bic ilii4ttsen Staneen
gHelde ber 5immel gum gSirfen BIT bsut!
,,@inb 1ie nit reblidemt, ernten1 Semuper
,,meile benz 3wede tes setens sewe'bt!"
eest, ba Der Sbem bet irnnisen gutte
gnGrmeub bic laAenben Iuen burbwebt
0upt fe lit lcrsli&er 8prlidt ben Spei@er,
gbe ter 5ertlt lie nit 0lrden belaet.
.,@ammela AUDI eu, la bic @cnne hes Sen;eS
.,oeudteub ermarmet tsin sartes @emiltb,
,Merfe, bic bid in bic 3ufunft seleiten>
,,Gbe tie Stunbe, bic mabnenee, t,epf {"
0jiebst aus finasrcm @drpb tas @esp0lte
Icieut tes &esens rerbertenee Tlutb,
3iebet Fe F9 in bic innerie 3slle
girat iI6 tebI9tis in l9'rer 9utt.
,Sett elm @ewrlte umtuiterneer 1eioen
,,@it um bic @tirne nit banssneem Sl'd,
,,3ietst aud bu aus ter natsneen yri1tune
Gid in bic 3eue tes Serseas surild?
Eafratbsbrfer
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Mppitpliibes Stbretbe,t
9}tuS TX,

nit we!dem tas su Nom atsubaltsnhe uno am
s. December 1869 gu ertHaenee rtu~
meuil9e Grneil ansela9t rire.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-08-22

- @enn I'm freunplt9feiten 9e9en
Nnoere aus9elprp9en weroen, 10 glib am
meiiten 0ebIr, &penn bic 8etrefenben
ar,pelenb fnb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-08-22

!6eraus9e9eten rrn cer
Scutleacn &atb. Drudsefellf@aft'
SfRce: Minneiuta ctr. ;rild. rer 5. II. 4.
st. q Naul, Mtnnelpta.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-08-22
9SiuS Sifbpf
aue6tber Rne4te @cttes.

Sum fAuftt9en Oeeao'fftF'
{@9lub)
Mber II, Die Tuffapfen llnlerer et@
laudten Gprf fabren treteno, batet1 Wtr
es Iobin fir ;ettsemas eradtet, ale ebrz
mirptaen 8riicer bic 8tldDfe bet 9ai1z
;en fatbclilden @elt nel9e gut Tbellz
nabme llnierer Spr9en berufen ine> 51
einem au9euetnen Gpncil su vereint9e11
mel6es 11pn lan9e Infer 8unl9 mar.
Dielen ebr>pirpisen 8riitern aber tpelz
DE BON aussSei6neter 2tebe CUR tatbpz
lildeu Stride entFammt purd BE ausz
nebmence Treue unc Greebenbeit se9en
Tins uno ptelen Npoitclil9en Stubl be-
mdbrt fir pas Sell rer Seelen at19|tlt9
telcrst, cur9 @eisbett, sebre uno 0e<
!ebrlamteit ausss;eidnet uno NIT llns
aber bic bSait traurisesase oer bsilt9en
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@er aVamderer.

GiusSp cbcnblatt fir flttlie1esss'rte" ""S
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-12-04

FUNERAL OF Mas. HuaH WILSON
SR.-The funeral services of Mrs
Hugh Wilson, ST., the estimable mo
ther Of our Associate in the Press
were held in the Episcopal Church o.
this place on Sunday last, in the pre-
sencc Of a numerous congregation
The Rev. w. P. DuBose, the Rector
officiated according to tho beautiful
forms of tho Episcopal burial ser.
vice.
Mrs. Wilson in carly life became q
member Of the Associate Reformed
Church, maintained through life q
pious, consistent department, and was
chcered in her last moments by the
consultations of the Christian faith
She had attained the advanced age OF
sixty years, anc died in the midst OF
her family, whose devoted attachment
best illustrated the kindly virtues
which were blended In her char
acter. q. ..s".. l2p'.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-12-04
DEATu OF GENERAL n. G.. EVA,

DEATu OF GENERAL y. G. EVANS.
q private letter received
by his relatives in our District, we
regret to hear Of the death of this
gallant officer, at Midway Alabama, o.,
the % ult ulaftcr short illness in the
10th year Of his age. lie leaves q
widowand four children, and other rel
atives to lament his loss.
Gen. Evans was q man of no ordi-
nary capacity and his serene courage
and quick, clear military Judgment
were exhibited on some of the most
brilliant battle fields Of the war. Dis,
tinguishing himself in his conflicts
with the Indians on the frontier, lie
received sword from tho State "a Il
testimonial Of her appreciation of his
services. His quick realization ot
the situation at the first Manassas
andthe unfiineting courage with which
he stayed the course Of defeat. in tho
early hours Of that evcntful day hi.
brilliant success ut Lecsburg, staml
him rs a man of true military goms
If he has his faults, they were those
of q noble nature: Of sanguin,
temperament and frank, fearless na
nature, he made cnemios, but The
Same qualities Of mind and temper
cndeared him to the tried friends
whom he "grappled with hooks o
steel" Peace to his memory.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-12-04
Friday, December 4, 1868.

TO Our PArRoNs.-To all our pat
rons who are indebted to us for sub
scription and advertising, we would
say, that the money could not be paid
at any time when it would re more &C
ccptable to ourselves; or perhaps sub
;ect them to less Inconvenience. The
crops are coming to market, and Will
pocket full of money, our friends
will please remember the Printer. I
they find it as pleasant to pay as i
will be to us to receive, We antici
pate frequent calls from our friend
this winter, and pleasant time gen
orally. If
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-12-04
The Charleston Election Protest,

Alter twelve days Session the
|r,uncil Board adopted resolution,
declaring tho late election for Mayor
and Alderman, illegal and void, and
that no persons wero duly elected TO
tho said offices. The present Council,
we suppose, will hold over for another
your, unless provision is made for
another election by Act of the IIegi.,
lature. The following is the decision
Iof the Board:
Tho eleo,ion of majority of the
l'pcrsors voted for at tho municipal
election of tho City OF Cha,lvst ~
held On tho sccond Tuesday of No
von.ber, instant, IN pursuance OF the
| Act of Assembly, entitled "An Act to
provide for the election Of officers of
the Incorporated cities and towns in
tho State of South Carolina" ratified
on tho twenty fifth day of September,
4. d., 1868, having brcn Con, est cd on
the part Of sundry cilizcns and cleo
tors, and tho Managers of Elections
having heen charged with illegal CON
duct, aud tho acting Board ol Alder.
mon having been duly convened, and
having proceeded, in accordance will,
said Act, TO examine tho returns, to-
Sethcr with the ballots, and to inves-
! tigatc the case, in order TO declare the
said election, and to make u decision
which shall be binding upon oil par
: ties.
| The said BonrI, having made sucl,
examination aud investi gated tho ca &c
by taking tho testimony of witnesses
Lhereup"n do find that the Manager.
OF Elections in tho registration of the
voters failed TO require the test oath
: to bc taken ard subscribed, as r.qnir
cd by law, and in their qualification
ard organization ms Managers, in the
holding aud conduct Of said election
and i'll the counting Of the votes anu
in making tho return Of said election
did not conform to tho requirements
ut tho law in such case made and pro
vidod, in essential particulars; thu,
many other Irregular les and illegal
tics occurred in tho conduct of 8 id
election in essential particulars; anc
that bal llots exceeding tho majori,ie,
claimed for majority OF tho pc, sou,
voted for, havo been destroyed an,
cannot be produced for examination
Wherefore the said Board do declal
that lhcro has been no legal valid clvc
tion, and that no persons have beer
duly elected to tho Offices cf Mayor
and Aldermen Of tho City Of Charles
ton At said election.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-12-04
DEATH OF Mr.. JOHN J. BARN

DEATH OF Mr.. JOHN J. BARNETT
This venerable gentleman, long &
residen; Of this community, died al
Laurcns G.. H., at his son-in-law's, Col
Jno, D. Williams, Oh November Cd, at
the advanced age Of cighty-nine years
lie had long been in feeble health
but owing to his temperate habits and
the kind attention Of a devoted daugh
ter and her husband, he survived the
usual point Of human life. He retain
ed his faculties to the last, and died in
serene Christian confidence.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-12-04
MARKETS.

ELw YoYK. December 2-Noon.-The
Government sold 1900. 900 in guild to-day. o,
81 rs 100. Cotton quiet, at 25i.
7P. M.-Cotton heavy. and about ac. low
er; sales 2,5OO'balcs at 20 254.
CmARLrsroS. December 2-Cotton dull and
r.: lower; salcs $40 .bal.s-mddling ESQ: re-
C, iEts ,3"2
Augusta, December o.-Cotton market aui.,
very little dcing
LIvtRrooL. pecemter 2-EveniRg.
easier and fully \, h"wer-urlands lit III
Orleans J u lla sales llO00.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-12-04
IN BANKRUPTCY.

IN THE ALS7RLCT COURT or TIE
UNITED STATES. FOR THE DISTRICT
or SOUTH CAROLINA.
10 the matter Of GABRIEL SCHWARz.-Ln
bankruptcy.
A DIVIDEND Me-t,ng Of THO Creditors O.
N the above nsned Bankrup', will be h. I'd
hcfor. W. I. CLAWSON. r. gistrr in Bank
rnrtcy OF said Court. in his Office. at Yorkviil-
South Cnrol'"" at 10 o'clock A. 81. on the 16tl
day nf Dec Jar. A. d. lSG5, for the purpose,
named il =. 27,h Section Of the Bankrupt Ac
Of March =. le67.
JAMES A BLACK. Assignee.
Dec g ~
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-12-04
CONSIGN E.IiS.

The following named PERSONS have freight
remaining in the Depot at Abbeville:
Mrs l. Crawford. A B"ggs. + 81 Mitchell
+ Nelson. Seal 4 Sign, J Enrigl,t. Is L Craw-
ford, Il Phillips
ExrEEss.-C V Barnes Miss Perronear, r 7
Belchcr, W North. I l. Gufliu, u W Erwin
G T Haskell, J w ThsmHs, J + Miller, w /
White, w f LUX. J IL Wilson.
d. r. SOHDLEY. Agent.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-12-04

h@- II, Rives Pollard, Editor of the
Southern Opinion, published in Rich
mond, Va, and the brother Of r. A
Pollard, the historian, was shot or
Tuesday of last week by Jas. Grant
on account Of IN article which appear
cd in Pollard's paper, rejecting upon
Grants sister. Pollard was killed in
stantly. Grant has been bailed in
the sum of $4,000.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-12-04

DEATH OF GEORGE, W. aWILI8kMs
Eso.-The Columbia PAenis anuphae
es the death Of this eminent lawyer
amembsS af the Bar Of Y drk aDfStsEet
and oasisofi thee 4nost dlstipYslskxd
members d. 4bo eprefesss6nl iansss
SfAts. He died 5suddas.ly ktqNnKsr.
sonia Hotel on Monday iast hsyina
been in attendance oon' professional
business before the !; u, 8. Gisznit
Court. He leaves large fapilYrszIa
the 2. s,sGoprt, astsr. tbs adoption pt
complimentary resolutions, the Court
adjourned, ~ e;g, ta,pg,y j,,eea.;g
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-12-04

Incorporate the Home INSURANCE Com,
pany of Charleston, wss made the
special order for Thursday.
3. o. Duncan has been nominated
as State Auditor, in place of Tomlin-
son.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-12-04

s0- Mr.. A. J. Ferguson, Admins.
TRAITOR, gives notice that he will sell
on the 18th inst, the personal proper.
ty of @. ID. Palmer, decd. Persons
wishing Corn, Fodder, Shucks, &C.,
would do well to attend.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-12-04

sa- Reuben Tomlinson, the State
Auditor, has resigned his position, On
the ground that it's duties conflict
with those which he had previously
assumed. as q momber Of the Legisla-
ture,G ;-,V U-s!u - GIGH,'.f g,to a. |
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-12-04

p0r Mr.. Thos. Eakin ndvertises
Fresh Fish, and keeps on hand any
article in the. grocery line that you
might want. Persons wishing Ten
ncssee hogs, can leave their names
with Capt. H. s, Kerr. -.'; uu
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-12-04

n@- The Pillsburg party are ma
king an effort to reverse the decision
OF tho council, declaring tho Charles
ton Election for Mayor and Alderman
invalid. The matter will como before
the Supreme Court. .a..'
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-12-04

Augusta ], Evans, the wcll-known
authorcss, was married on the 1st, lust
to l.. N, Wilson, President of the Mobile
and Montgomery Railroad,
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-12-04

TIE ELECTIONS IN AUaUsTA.-Ar
GusTA, December 2.-Thc peoples O.:
Democratic ticket for the city officer
was elected today by 1886 majority
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-12-04
IN BANKRUPTCY.

IN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
OMITTED Sta TIES, FOR TIE DIS
IRICJ or SOUTH C,AROLINd.
In tho matter OF W. Z. MOORE-Lm Bqnk
rmpfcy.
A DIVIDEND Meeting Of tho Creditora o.
~ the above namrd Bankrupt, will he held
before w. I. CLAWSON, Register in Bank
ruptcy Of said Court. III his Office. ut Yorkville
South Carolina. at 10 o'clock a. M. Oh the 18TH
day Of December. A. u. 1861, for The purposes
unimed in the 9Th Section OF the Bankrupt Act
Of March q 1867.
JAMES A. BLACK, Assignee.
Dec 3 8 st
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-12-04
IN BANKRUPTCY.

Nv THE DISTRICT C0URT OF YHE
UNITED STA TES. For THE DIS
T'RICT or SOUTH CAROLINA.
In the matter of J. ". PERRIN.-h. Bank-
rmptcv.
A DIVIDEND Meeting of the Creditors o
n the aLuv- named Bankrupt. will be held
before w. |. CLAWSON. Register in Bank
rnptcy in said Court. in his Office. at Iorkvi!l-,
South Carolina, nt 10 o'clock a. NJ. on the 10Th
day Of December. A. ID. 1868, for the purposes
named in the eth Section Of the Bankrupt Ac,
Of March q 1867.
JAMES A. BLACK; Assignee.
Dec2 ct
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-12-04

r6y- Messrs. White, Smith & Co.
have received a fine lot of Miles
Walking Shoes. Call and be fitted.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-12-04
Agency Southern Express Company,

:, AnsEvrLLs 8. G.. November ls. 1853
NOTICE p hereby given that all Freight and
pseksges attended for shipnsnt BY CHS Gem.
psny mpsc se delivered at the Railfosd Depot
ip the afternoon previous 70 the day on which
Il is dssirsd 70 be shipped, ct o. bssors sossoek.
Pm. - . DIR. sONDLEY, Agent
November Is Y