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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-06-12
Convention OF Circles OF PRAYER.

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The next Convention Of the different Circles
OF Prayer in Abbcvillc District, will be bold n,
Abberillc G. H., on Wednesday bcfnrc the 4,h
Sabbath in juno, at II o'clock, A. NJ, to con-
'inue i'll session until Thursday evening.
Similar organizations in adjoining Districts
are invited to send delegates
Delegates will be passed o,e, tho Grecn,is
and Columbia Railroad for one faro.
In extending this notice, allow me, As tho
retiring Chairman, to urge full att.ntlar &C OH
tho part OF the brethren composing tho several
circles The great spiritual benefit experienced
NJ NIL who have enjoyed the narr over influence
sf The village or ncighburIlood c;rclo, canno,
but recommend to them the Convention. which
but un'tes oil the parts into one whole, anu
mus enhances the interest, by widening the
sphere OF Christian fellowship.
The good We hope to accomplish by this NJ
i"SeI ''C:rclc," is to bind together dilf.r,n,
communities "f Christians in the same bon]
which un;'"s the different denominations Of tho
same Ecction-to give wider circulation 10
Whatever is valuable in The views AMI czneri-
ences OF indiridunls--anl institute, rs far a,
prHcnehole' united action OH tho part OF all
'hose who love our Saviour, in advancing tho
interests OF that Sion which las one common
Lord. aud il equally dear to all.
Then let each 'crcle" deem il q duty TO bc
represented in the Convention. Let oil come
with hearts enlarged a.d warmed by Christian
charity and love, and with that expectaut faith
which always meets the blessing.
J. S. CIlIrLEY,
Chairman.
Phoenix, S. c., June I. 1858.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-06-12

es%Mr. L. l.. Ransom, boot and shoe.
maker, who is well known to the citi
zens OF our Village as on experienced
and Fkillful workman. is now located
at the hccomb place, noar Calhoun's
Mills, whero he is prepared to execute
'nll orders i" bis line atvery low prices.
ne so''c'ts the public patronage, and
Will guarantee satisfaction to all. see
his card. '.'> -. 49,. "s
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-06-12

iHE COURT OF EcuIrY. Court Of
Equity for our District has been in session
during The present week, lis IIopor Chan
ce'lor J. !. Carol, presiding with his usual
courtesy and ability. The docke.s Of tho
Court present a large accumulation Of bu.
si"ess, and which will likely require the
a.d OF OIL extra term for its dispatch.
Should 90 extra Court be necessary, the
Chancellor has inimated his WILLINGNESS
to hold X At the closcofLhc Circuit, after n
weeks interval.
Ons Pf tho most interesting cases Of the
wee Land, which has been elabora,e!y ar
guedj'"as that Of Williams Us. Beard and
'otAers, Involving the question whAiher a
mortgage taken TO secure the purchase
money .of a tract Of land, but not reco ed
within sixty days. conlIobe enforced
against 6oaa fds purchaser from the
vendee, whose cpnveyancss, tbtogh exc.
cutsd. phSfS ths recording al III" mort
gage, ,.ysrs' recorded subsequently, apd after
the psriod fixed by Jaw; liz other words,
whethar bona Jsdepurchsser was entitled
to protection against a'priot mortgage re.
corded subsequently, to ths execution, hut
prior 70, tue recording of bis conveyance.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-06-12

Me''ys -hu'cu"', for June, contains ;hc frs
part OF Mink Curiss or, Life in tle Back
woods, by an old Hunter" with u full. page H.
tu''rh'ion by Billings. The King bird, by Celia
Ihaxter; Little Pearl, the "Star" story; Wills
wonder Book by L. NJ. AIcott; The Loggcrs
Hliles'ones Of English History; Aunt Sue
Puzzle Drawer, &c, &c. ; all fully and finely
illustrated. The new series of this Magazine
Tor lo"ng People is steadily gaining in popular
favor. Subscribe for IT; only Sl5o per year.
Specimen Numbers, 10 cents. II. L. Fuller
Publisher, Boston, Mass
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-06-12

x>lSiltt.\ES,

WED ~ his reeNd-ner hear S,nrshnr,,. bar.
srw ". Ne", IN Ss,MtdaN, May ~, lS.s, W..
year OF HE Nes. Eorn in ELrfir,l Dist, he
~as Tor many year. q r'sdrnt "r and rractic.
ing phy~icish 10 .AebrS,llr Di.t where he rn
j"scd the confidence ard Friendship ot all who
knrw HIM
en- Ahhrvl'c Btnm,r and rdseGell .ilr,r-
H>r please cory.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-06-12

eSBy reference to the advertise.
ment 10 another column, it will be
see" that the U. 8. Revenue Tax COL
iector will be in our village ON tho
'24th inst, and that all taxes must be
paid by the lst of July. Prompt at
tention is enforced by heavy penalties.
See advertisement. y
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-06-12
CARD.

MR.. l.nlroR: In the last issue Of your
parer, | saw sland"rous report against
me bf one Samuel II. Erwin, which r,o-
n""nce to bc wholly false, either in 80 far
as it Charges anything against my charac.
ter or associations, Or aIl.scs that had
made any statement against said Erwin.
GEORGE nESENBCEY.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-06-12

Mr. Er'r"R :-N"" will rl"sso announce Mr.
j. M,G. Mo~!Ll, ("f Grrcnwcc.D a can,li-
''n'" L.: III" "icc ii Tux Collector uf ALhr-
vile District II, the approaching election.
MANY ERlESDS
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-06-12

wW We are requested 10 state that tbs
Rev. Hugh McLeese will preach at the
Upper Long Cane Church on Sunday, the
2lst inst, at tue usual morning hour.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-06-12
s@Df. $arker has lust receigad ,

s1-Ds. sarker has just received q
choice varietY of oils, lamps, shades,
chimney cleaners, wax and wax Leaves
Bibles, idseruments. "chieken pow.
6ers," certain cure, &c, &c. On
hand he has the celebrated Rosadalis,
and a fall stock'of tho best drugs ani
medicines.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-06-12
Prospects Of the Radical Nominee for
the Presidency.

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ay a large m"Jority-hrs', because OF the
failure Of impeachment; second, because
The c'nven:io" dia not expressly and BY
r'"e excommuAitato the seven Senators
who. secured ac4"it'aI; and. thirdly, be
Cause Of the insulting and Intentional
"1nission of any reference 10 protection or
"hone industry" Iha: Stale is nov de-
"audiog an Increase Of tho tariff, and tic
foremost noli:jciaps hnve vri.t.p Ler,
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-06-12
co \ SIG n t..l!S.

XIV The following named persons have
rciSht in tho Depot 1t A bbsv ,lls:
IL Wardlsw. Quarles 4 Thomson, M. G
lilo ld-thy, q Il Mctala. w Whi,e Smith IL Co,
I Drknigh,. c T Haskell, J Gordon, J
Calhoun. T. Calhoun. F II Mitchell. Thos Sims
NJ Calhoun, q Edward.. If W Lawson.
Erpres,-O Pu,chcr, II r Williams. J
Mayeu, Calhoun, & K McCnila, Win Mc-
Call, d 1 Sius, l. + Brown. } A Varey.
ID. Il. SONDLEY. agent.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-06-12

e-V"Mr. Enoch Nelson has lately added
to his we'll selected Spring and Summer
stock, il choice variety Of ladies' dress
goods, consisting Of tho Lest styles and
quality Ct MoZambiGues, prints, Sc, 90
getLer with ladies shoes, hats, rsaGy-madc
clothing, and variety Of other articles.
They have been selected by Nj. Williams
with lis usual si.ll, and vii! be sold low.
LIE Is also oil ring at lis grocery store,
near the corner, bacon, hams, syrup, vine.
gar, lard, rice, sugars, also a large stock Of
leather. Gail and examine.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-06-12

s@-Thc trial OF Hon. Jefferson Da
viz has been postponed until the Ith
Monday in November next.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-06-12

r~?so MeSsrs. John Knox d Co, are
constantly receiving additions to their large
and wei'-sr!cclc. stock oi groceries. and
family supplies. Their stock in extent va
ricty, quality auJ prices, vii! compare with
airy ever bro ght TO this market. ard they
solicit n visit from their old friends and
customers with the assurance of being
able 10 gusran'oc satisfaction. They have
on hand the best qualities Of sugars, coffee
tea, bacon, salt, flour, meal, syrup ,nolasscs,
rice, cheese. fish, nails, iron, powder, shot
lead, shoes, lasts, factory thread, wool ani'
stone ware, every variety Of liquors, ice,
lemons, ol', paints, cutlery. tobacco
canned fruits, lard, rope, &r, &,:., ant
many other articles, for which call IN d
enquire. Country produce taken in OK :
change.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-06-12

K9-By reference to tho proceedings
Of the late Columbia Convention, it
will ,bc seen that all differences in tho
democratic party Of tho State have
been harmoniZed, and that arrange
men:s havo been made to secure q fall
representation Of tho State in the
New Work Convention. When so
much is t" be accomplished, requiring
earnest and continued eiivrt, it is tho
only true policy to forget minor differ
eEccs, and 10 conciliate and to hurmo-
nize in the prosecution Of tho com.
mon objects of tho party. The pri-
mary object j. the restoration OF the
tHion and tqu.liLy c. Tie States, and
upon the success Of the party depends
the eHis:en Of constitutional liberty
in this country.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-06-12

SrErHEN's lIIsToHY or TIE WAR;
The History Of the late War, its character,
causes and results, ty Alexander Ii. Sc
r'ens, tho distinguished Gcor.in State
nan, is an interesting Volume Of GO pa.
grs. which has ..st lcen i>s',e,! f,cm the
riesS; ana forms u vaiuahie contribution
10 III. literature OF HE times The hiuI,
character, ard eminent a!,lilirs Of the.
;nI'"r, the rfomi"en, part which he Played
in The cvcbitu! drama which Grrns the
sul.;sc' cf his wn,t, and his familiarity
will! !ts causes anal pc:s"na! mqnui":ancc
with IiS prominent Hc:vra. cminen;ly quail
is hl.n for iEe :a>; whic!, he has assumed.
ia this work i;> talents as the phi,osnrh:c
statesman tind full scope. TIE work is
irvn'na',!c I" tho Southern student, and
should hc in the iallis rf every one. Mr..
w. &. Coleman is the agent for the work
III our District. and We commend Linn to
the patronage Of cur readers.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-06-12

LIFE or .rvrmE>ox DAVIS. - The
Lie Of Jefferson Davi, hv Frank II. Al
friend, Which is shortly To- be issued from
the press, promises TO hr ono "! the n"si
Interesting aul vnlma'n looks Of the .lav
1t : t!'r frs: attempt I" furnish full per
ua;;u,o "f the rr"lic ar:i r.iv.i" lille OF
lIis ,cma,hni.." man, mri r",n the u,,x
n,n,c'l facilities w'i.,i, have hrcn furnished!
tl" anI'"r, The ,c:der may rc:v upon get
ting Il work which will nni"Il sources "t
information before illnc,.->S:i,c, and ,,I!r. I
all Tie lights AMI shadows If Tie late
cven,frl war. The wc,k Nil l,7 comprised
in Il large volume OF c.5 pages will be
r'ir'''l il hranif"!, clear type, and cmHel-
li>l"'! with y ii"e portrait. T. is unncces-
snry t" ,c;."mmcni the wcik to our read =
crS. Mr.. G. G. IIa.!,lon is the ageut 70,
ita sal. in our District.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-10-29

lNro TIE CocNTEY.-Obeying the in
structioEs Of the Republican Central
County Committee. we went to Ci'ys-
,al last Friday, and, in the evening
spoke our little piece" to the good
people of that embryo town. There
was not \ very heavy turn out, but,
those who were there were as enthu-
sia>;ic as ne-,l be. We had d good
time. and are convinced from what we
saw AMI heard, that Crystal Township
VIII gave q goaI account OF herself next
Tues lay. Saturday we travelled north
ward TO Buckingham and succeeded in
maSlng tae acquaintance OF many of
the worthy citizens OF that TOWN.
There "a magnificent site for 2 town
and the c"iaenee tsvors a building up
of large trading centre there ut no
distant day. All around il are fertile
valleys, cultivated by al Intelligent,
honest, and hard working yeoman"y.
In it are thrifty. energetic, and indus
trious business men, who are deter
mined to make Of buckingham all Il a,
il Is worth.
THIS il err ssscn trip INTO The bod.
OF The commonwealth oi Tuna, and
the, have increased the admiration NC
haze entertained 10, the county a. onc
within whose bosom, were agricultural
possibilities nnfiv::l!e | b. any over
whose rolling praiiies we have had the
pleasure Of looking. We shall extend
our acquaintance into other portions OF
the County as soon as We can make i.
possible to do 20.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-10-29

NJw READY. fer 1859. TnE ILLrsrRA-
gkD tSSGAL Of phRENoLail AAo PHra-
5asoai, containing nearly fifty ror-
lra t. OF distinguished ch;s"acters-Giv
i-i.el AMI .,taYa.e; is published. The
tr.u bass Of Education; use of cui
,urc How to study faces; Conyen-
ton OF faculties, Natures Nobleinen:
'.n;,ncnt C.crgymen; Power of Ex-
ample, Choice oiparsrits, or what can
| 40 Best; Mirthiul!ness, Wit, llumor,
with lllu, trations; Heads OF Victor
Cousin, Hepworth Dixon; Wilkic
Collins, Rev. John Cummins, author
and prophet; Blind Tom; Artemus
Ward; Alex. Dumas; Mrs. Richie; Mr..
Julian; with Indians, Caunibals, and
others. Richer il Matter and lllustra-
ton, than ever before, every body will
want torcai it. sOuly % cents, $.
Il. WELLS Publisher. $50 Broadway,
New York.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-10-29

To ORR READEns.-We have been
and are now, sending out bills to our
delinquent subscribers, and We trus,
that they will appreciate the urgency
OF the call, as well as its business. We
cannot conduct q paper without money
and we know none of our patrons ex-
pcct us to do So but SO many of you
are SO absorbed in the business Of life.
and IN the present political campaign,
that you forget the printer who is sad
ly in need of few dollars each from
SO many of You. We hope our trends
will remember AIS before Christmas. at
iarthe.i.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-10-29

DO you want S.;m3,elc uce,iic, OF
= Go king Store spool of thread or
n barre! of sugar :---any.hing OF every
taing that yon may ask ior. III the lac
Of Dry Goods, Groceries. Tinwsrc.
Croc.cry and Glassware, Boots and
Shoes, &c, &c, can be had, cheap I, r
cash or produce, at Graham & Collin,
Buckingham. \ large stock of G 'a,'s
on the roal, from the East. They a, e
bound to sell large amount. Call
and see them.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-10-29

The lama Republican mourns for the
loss of the Arkley Guide to the citizens
OF Ackley. 1t is still there Ackley
is in two counties, Hardin and Frank
lin, and VIII Yarham just shifted his
quarters over the border" That's AL.
--ConncI Biufs NonparsR
We rejoice TO learn that the Gmdss
flag is still there" Neighbor Var
ham made so mucl, "iuss' shout going
away from Ackley that we couldn't
conceive of him meditating any trip
short of a few hundred miles. Besides
we have not seen Guide ior very
nearly an age, from which fact, too, we
thought 'Will' must have pitched his
tent "A long distance hence. We are
glad to hear yon are still IN statw quo,
Mr. Guide, but really, could you not
afford to let us look at You occasion
ally
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-10-29
Il Is GREEBACK
OF full value sent free to any
Book Agent.

BOOK
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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-10-29

ApvtcH THAI SHOULD re HEEpEp w &
desire to call the atten.ios Of the allie
ted 10 the merits of Roback's Blood
Pills, a purely vegetable cathartic' free
from mercury ana all mineral pciscns,
and undoubtedly the best remedy e1-
tant for the radical cure OF nervous
and sick headache, bilious disorders
anl all affections OF the Liver and
Blood. They are, as their name indi-
Gates, a Blood Pill; they search the
blood for disease and strike st the
very root, thereby e;lecting not tempo
rary but permanent cures. As a pur-
gative, they are all that can be desired,
being mild and safe in their operation
aud unquestionably one Of cur most
satisfactory Cathartic Pills, and should
be kept in every household, and, when
taken in conjunction with Roback $
Blood Purifier, are uncqualed for
curing Scrotula, Skin disease, va sores,
Salt Rhcum, Dyspepsia Erysipelas,
Tumors, Eruptions, and all diseases
arising from disordered state Of blood
or disorganized state Of the system,
try these medicines and you will never
regret it,. Ask those who have used
them, and they will tell you they are
the best Of me dicinss.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-10-29

Mn Goops.-Doat ial TO notice
tho ney Advertisement ci ". i. J nhn
.tca & Co, on another Page. fhe,v
claim TO have the largest s'ouA OF
Goods ever trough, into this town.
.Any enc Who has seen the piles Of
boxes, rissllirg Cheors PYRAMID II
-ulf, which stands, or did, before the
door Of their store, must admit that 1t
nun, have taken heap" OF goods to
ill, ti.E.c boxes. Call in All examine.
They do n charge H. thing tor show
in- goods.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-10-29

= siSEss CnAsGE 7. Colli is ha'
.o.,! the business OF the City Grocery
.s.or.H TO T.. GALLON. This t.as been q
nonu,ar store. and we wonder AT friend
Collins selling. We cannot tell, trem
present Indications, whether MIR. Gal
lion will conduct it or not. There is
some talk OF him selling again. lie
coul hardly do better than to ccntir-
lie at tha" cold stand
INTERPRETATION has sod to Bailey
& Free.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-10-29

Nrw MAIL CAEEiER.-Wc notice
that J. l.. Graham, of Buckingham, has
bought of Mr.. Newcomer, the contract
for carry ng the mail between Toledo
and Buckingham. Mr.. G. has put on
the road magnificent team, aud will
carry passengers and express packages
to all points OH his route. lie has,
also, at Buckingham, Livery and
Feed stable in connection with the
mail carrying, and is prepared to fur
nish teams for parties to all points.
Under the new regime, mail leaves
Buckingham Tuesday and Saturday
mornings for Toledo, returning tho
same evenings.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-10-29
Merchants,
Prec,a,nat ton Of Election,
act en.itled "An act to prot

act entitled "An act to protect crops
against the Invasion of Stock
WHEREAS Al The June session A D, 1868,
of the Board of Supervisors of lama county,
Iowa the following among other proceeding
were had and entered Of Record among the
Records Of the oceedings Of said Beard,
to>wit
"Resolved, that as provided by law pas.
''sed by the 18th General Assembly of tho
state OF Iowa, as provided By section 10,
chapter la, entitled, An act to protect crops
against the invasion of stock
sWe the Board of Supervisors Of the coun>
'"ty of iama, and State of Iowa. order the
same to be submitted to be voted for or
against by ;he people Of said county At the
next General election, as provided by said
.act approved April It'll, A u, 1868:
Therefore in pursuance Of said order aud
of said chapter IA. notice 10 hereby given
to the qualified electors of said county, that
at the General election to be holden in said
county, on Tuesday the Bird dsy Of November,
A d, 1868; the proposition will DO submit
ted to the legal voters Of said county, whsth-
said chapter l44 Of the acts Of the 18th
General Assembly Of the State OF iowa,shall
be adopted or rsjecled in said county, Flee
tars voting for the adoption of said ehsptsrS
shall have written Or printed on their sAl-s
lots the words, Fer the Stock Act sSa
those voting against said chapter shall have
written or printed Oh their LalIvAs the
words against the Stock Act.'
The votes east for aud against said prop
osiiion will be canvassea AMI returned 70
the county canvassers, in the same manner
that otEsr votes are canvassea and return.
Ell
Given under my hand at Toledo, in said
county this l4th day Of September, 4 y, 1858.
BY order OF the Board Of Supervisors.
DAVID d APPELGATE; Clerk.
Sept. 18th, lSJSn3Iw4
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-10-29

A FinE.-A large conhagration oe-
curred at "Whiskey Bottom on Mon
day last, destroying several houses,
hay stacks, grain, timber, and much
.othcr valuable property, to the amount
of upwards $4,000 dollars worth. It
was occasioned by Goals thrown from
the engine of a passing train, rs is sup
posed. The heavy wind on that day
made it impossible tor human efforts
to stay it's devastating march. We
have been unable TO ascertain the par
80 = t.,r.t.s. s'lan 81, e.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-10-29

Buckingham has lately been honor
ed "a by the establishment there OF a
Beer Saloon. A Lodge Of Good Tenn
pars has also been organized within 81
couple of weeks. With the existence
Of the former, there is need of the lat
ter. and we doubt not the &. rs will
keep a sharp eye on the B. S. Don't
let the young people Of that town nave
too many d. S'a, in which to spend
their precious hours.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-10-29
|. LECTURE TO YOUNG MEN

~ ma, who in early life was victim to
that dehasng habit SO common to youth, which
resulted in Seminal Weakness. Involuntary
Emissions and Nervous Prostitution, aud came
N .ar ending his days in hopeless misery, and
after using numerous remedies without sue
cess. he obtained from friend some simple
rules aud prescriptions that effected perma-
nent cure On behalf of suffering humanity
he will send the same free Of charge 10 all
who may desire 1t.
Address, EDGAh lhEMalAE.
Station d. New York