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GREAT REDUCTION IN FARE
" TO BOSTON.
ry-o nota

" TO BOSTON.
Two Dollars.
Via Norwich and Worcester Line,
from pier 80 North river foot Vestry Mt p NJ
The new and saunch steamers CITY OF NEW YORK,
Monday, Wednesday and Friday; CITY OF BOSTON, Tues
day. Thursday and Saturday
Connecting New London with Express Trains arriving
In Boston at d A. N.
Passengers Bosom in advance Of all other lines.
Berths free. Meals on the European PLAN
FRFIsHT.-In connection with steamers CITY OF NEW
YORK and CITY OF BOSTON, the and commodious
freight and passenger steamers CITY OF LAWRENCE
and CITY OF NEW LONDON leave daily, Sundays
ceped
For further information inquire of
e. S. MARTIN, Agent, New York.
NEW YORK, May 81, 1868.
MAINE STEAMSHIP LINE FOR PORTLAND
1Nl reduction In fare and change of days of sailing.
The steamships DIRIGO and FRANCONIA will leave pier
90 East river on Monday and Thursday at O'Clock +. NJ
Passage to Portland, including staeroom, $b cabin pas
-. Meals extra.
These steamships Portland with the Grand Trunk
Railway for Montreal Quebec and other points in Canaan
the West with the International Steamship Com
pany for Eastpor Calais and st. john N. B. also with
steamship Carotta for Halifax, 81 leaving Portland every
Saturday r. N.
Goods TO all parts Of Maine Freight received
daily. Bills of lading signed at Office on pier
J. F. hMEs. Agent, pier 80 Eas, river.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NfBLo's GARDEN
~ WIN. WHEATLEY ............ Lessee and MANAGER.
MONDAY EVENING. JuLi 70
SECOND SEASON
II. L. BArEMAN'S
wohLD RENOWNED OPERA BOUFFE.
,o s An has the honor to announce he viii
sme sns presentation OF Opera Boue, successfully
oy MIN last season. elegant
asaspted 70 the representation OF opera,
mehS'ng Ao"oay evening" July 2u with famous
bAkBE BLEuE
lBluebeard)
OPERA BOUFFE IN FOUR ACTS
produced with spendor In en- scene never before
equaled In this country and comb,naiio of latent
UNRlVALLED IN THE WORLp.
NILE. IRMA
young beautiful and talented Premiere frou
Ihe principal Partisan theatres ~
NILE LAMBFLE,
the charming and gifted Premiere Chantcuse
NILE. DUCLOS,
the graceful and spirited Premiere Dulaxop
N. AUJAC,
of the most admired Tenors OF France.
hEssRs. DARDiGNAC, Deere, FRANCIS, GUiDoN, &C..
Reengagement OF
MILE. LCClLE TOSTEE,
MESSRS. LEDUC, LAGRIFFUUL, DUCHESNE, ED0ARD,,
BEEEDlCk &C., In conjunction with the
PARlSIENNE BALLET TROUPE
OF NESSRS. JARRETT PALMER, INCLUDING
NILE. DE ROSA AND Sic. COSTA.
Reserved be had and after Thursday
ing July TO- at Nibos Garden and Schrmers music sores
No FOL Broadway
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i CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC,
lei Eighth street. opposite Clinton Hal

UNIVERSITY CONSERVATORY OF music, IS UNI.
u versity place, between thirteenth and seurssensh
hon $40 Applications received daily escsps TUESDAY ans
Friday.
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RRYANTs' MINsTRELS' NEW OPERA HOUSE.
CROWDED FUN. SUCCESS.
EUGENES
EUGENES
African ballet troupe in grand advertisement.
LOVE AMONG THE ROSES.
UNSWORTH, UNSWORTH,
UNSWORTH, UNSWORTH,
HORN, SEYMOUR, EMMETT,
DAN BRYANT.
FLASK OF JERSEY LIGHTNING.
STEAMBOAT RACE, TERRIFIC EXPLOSION
HTH ST. (BRYANTS' MINSTRELS.) l4TH ST.
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MATCHED.-FoR PRESIDENT, HoRATIo SEYMOUR;
IU rousing democratic song. adapted 70 oeautuui
melody by Mrs Geo n Pendleton price 80 cents. Also
ready The Seymour March, By Asrd price ~ cents Pub
ished by J. s. PETERS, ies Broadway, just peiow tne
Broadway bridge.
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OLYMPIC THEATRE BEGINS AT g..
" JAMES E. HAYES Lessee
L. Fox Stage Manager G. W rayleue, BUSINESS Manager
Coolest Theatre in the City" Ice alter on Draught
GratuiOus flaming
George L. Foxs great Spectacular Panomime,
HUMPTY DUMPTY.
The renowned Pantommst and Clown,
Mr.. GEORGE L. CLOWN,
THE GREAT DANSEuSE, NILE. SANGALI.
A succession of marvels doors
turn into blank walls, boxes into
chairs, walls into tables, billiard
HUMPTY tables into cages buildings into DUMPTY..
HUNPTY heads, market stalls into yachts, DUMPTY.
and sentry boxes into steamboats,
while boys grow in minutes from
five years old twenty.
HUMPTY DUMPTY MATINEE, IL EVERY SATURDAY.
CtENTRAL PARK GARDEN,
" Seventh avenue, between Ffty.eghth Fifty
THE GREAT SUCCESS OF THE SEASON.
THEODORE THOMAS
UNRIVALLED GARDEN CONCERTS,
EVERY EVENING AT EIGHT.
At this beautifully situated and elegant resort,
THIS SUNDAY, July H.
TWO GRAND CONCERTS.
Afternoon at 81, evening atS,
BY TIE UNRIVALLED ORCHESTRA
FORTY TWO PERFORMERS,
AND EMINENT SOLOISTS.
ADMISSION TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
ON TUESDAY GRAND EXTRA NIGHT.
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

hIOTlCE.-THE STEAMSHIP CRY OF BALTIMORE
~ win sail from per IS North river at 10 A M to-day
- JOHN q. DALE
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MISS MAGGIE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WISHING
M to negotiate for the fall aud winter will please
address W. Collier of Lowell Smmonds, SO Broad
way.
IIOPS.-THE USUAL HOP WILL TAKE PLACE AT
III Martins Mansion House, Statewide, N. j., on Monday
evening in the Grove good music. All are invited.
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TO WEST 18TH ST., BETWEEN 9Th AND 9TH
/ y ava-A young widow lady houseteepsr for .
wdawer would 20 to the country companion
Call for two DAYS.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-05-08

eW- Wo publish on our ilst page n com-
muncntnn from nn esteemed friend, whose
views, with regard TO the new Con s.itu,ion. il
is needles. TO say, we entirely repmdia,e. |,
il true TINT the paramount objection to that
Constitution grows out Of the peculiar relation
of the white aud black raccs--thn: it. practical
operation is T." siliecC Tie superior to ,ae con-
troll "i the inferior, and the E:npertv nnd in
trl!ig"ncr of the country t1 the d,mininn of
iu1orantc and panreI iSin--:e ct nrur5 from all
questions of race the Constitution i; Il hcirro-
r.ncous path work Of i'll nssnrle.l discorhnnt
and r"rnrnrnt provisi"ns--cOninun,tiur the
clearly marked boundaries which define the
just limits the civil aud military Iuris,!ic-
h"ns--lmpairny the symm"try Of oar 'a,l.nira.
bile ju'lirial syst"m-'leprving the Gi,Ixen OF
rights wEich are as old ns magma cL..ria itself
-imI"ang upon us system Of guvernne en- /
whicn Is alien to our feelings aud foreign To our
habi!S-nnI above all, entninu upon us n load
OF lakes which promises TO crush ont the life Of
our people. On his sub jcct, read the admirable
letter "f Gnv. Perry, in which he presents the
objections. with convincing force, and unan-
swcr-blc logic.
We suppose that all our citizens will endorse
tho suggestion as to the imperative Necessity AZ
encouraging foreign emigration. and we trus,
shat M earnest effort will be made in TINT
direction hut we cannot shut our eyes to the
fact that "the lion in path" which is here
to irlGhten Of the white emigrauts is this very
negro Constitution. We would as soon expect
the Anglo Smxon, or the Calf TO emisrate to
Salat Domingo, us to attempt. to culonize an
AfIicanized South.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-05-08

CO We are indebted to Mrs. Gelding for a
couple Of sancers Of delicious ice cream. with
accompanying cake and oranges. 10 make the
present doutly acceptable, and as attractive q
on. rs ever graced the table, or tempted the
palate of IL hungry editor. 10 those who hav
tastad Of the delicacies Mrs. & olt]ing knows so
well how /" prepare. i, is useless To speak nf her
eklll in these matters. She has nude arrange
tntnts 10 have ice-cream always on hand. with
cakes, fruits. aud everything nice. Call and
Judge for yourselves
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-05-08

e.~- Or. G. ". Kelley, surgeon dentist. has
made arrangements TO open Office Mt Abhe-
vie T. III, in connection with his office Mt
Greenwood. lie will he at Ablcvle from
the LIST 1" the l4tl June next, and for the re-
mhinder Of the month Mt Greenwood; and
will insert full upper and lower sets OF teeth
for SIS each. DR.. Kelly is .kiIlful opera, or
and will guarantee entire sa ,isiaction. We
cOhtlend him TO the patronage Of our friends
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-05-08
SHERIFF,S SALES

SHERIFF'S SALES.
PY virtue Of sundry writs of Fieri Facias to
- me directed, l will sell at Abbev!le C..
H., on the First Monday in JUNE next, tho
following property. viz:
545 ncres Of lnnd more or Iess, bounded by
lands of J. I. Liddell, l.. G. Wilson, and Others,
levied on as the property of Moses Wlnslock
ads. B. Allen.
400 acres Of land. more or less, bounded by
lands Of John Cowan, j.. I. Bonner, and others,
levied on ns the property of Jurncs Cowan ads
Margaret I. Rictsy, and others.
G5 acres Of land. more or less, bounded by
lands Of Wm. Duncan, Andrew Burton, aud
ethers. levied on az the property of John Gun
ter ads. the State for taxes.
l house and lot in N,nety.Six containing 80
acres. M"re or less. bounded by James Rogers,
Jr, DR.. N. r. McCants. md others, levied on as
Tho property Of James II. Rice ads. James d..
Richn I.lsvn.
us ncrcs Of land, more or lees, bounded by
lands of Sias Rny, VIM. smith, and others,
levied on Us the properly OF J. II. Stockman
ads. the State for Taxes
400 acres Of lind, more or less bounded by
lands ur ". fl. Davis, II. A Griffin, act others
Also ore house and lot in Greenwood, contain
tnY 40 acres. more or1less. bounded by lands Of
W. McKe!!er, If. Arnold. and others, levied ell
as tho property Of John X. Tnrrant dds. Milton
A. Sullivan assun. aud others
e- TERMS CASH.
Shprif's Office, II. s. CASON,
: May II, 1868. g. A. D.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-05-08

ri ty- 7Ao Land We ;L,ve, for: Nay one o.
the most attractive of'ths monthlisss fmilh
beautiful iApgEaving Of JsGer,pn Davis chill.
dren. las been reeeiyed. The work j. tasteful:
Iy gotten dR. and IFS article are from Die .runs
only $3 per aanuIn. s@i:
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-05-08

ATLANTA, May CT is underst ood that the
t"st oath will not b" IcquiScl Of Legislative
members. aud thaS the Legislature will be
assembled Mt Mlledgevie rs provisional
body 10 take action on tho constitutional
Amendment md then adjourn. = -
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-05-08

GENERAL LSUPERINTENDENTSO OFFICE, }
CmAnLE<roS. March, 28lh, 1868.
ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, MARCH 2sth
the PASSENGER TRAINS. Of South Carolinu
Rsiiroad, will run a. follows:
FOR AUGUSTA.
Leave ChnrIeston........ 30 A. M.
Arrive At Augusta. s..................8.3 80 p. nj.
Memphis. Nashville and Nsw Orleans, via
Montgomery and Grand junction.
FOR COLUMBIA.
Leave Charleston. .......-....6 30 A. NJ.
Arrive at Columbfa. a................8.5 r. 81.
caaasoti.g With Wilmington a"d MsnShes-
Railroad and Camden train
FOR CHARLESTON. ;-,
Leave Augusta. ..."...... 500 A. NJ.
Arrive Mt Chnrlestop. p. 81.
Leave Columbia..s....s..".. 800 A. NJ.
A''!'s sASsUsTS 3 Ss1's''sSi HiGHT T2pR8s. A'
p. !: ".i'u-. .tnxD1yS RxSErsxn1 ,, >&:n
leave Chsre:.9n. ......;'"f'''"'a2s29 s229, P:iM'
At5.s ,,s issps Neil. H.
1zilIss and Naw QElssss, .sia G'apd: :JsRetics.
& sssIs asG'sr'tssD H. i:9;;4se 4S A. n
a.. a slcaLUNRIA AtGHE RIsxSpREsSs :IsS7piSss . ,
:tssssrcxsasssss ::ss -. 9va: :sHs'zo Ppm:
Connecting with Charlotte and South Caro-.
Flina Railroad !'oh MOhdayh Wednesdays and
fs6sys 4 Is,IisG t:il T., ''ssI naa,.sLls%-
esssS CSsiASs
" ID i. sUAAERyIIAE TRAIN. q.
Leave Chs.les.Qn; ;:;..:, ......,.. $40 P. N.
Arrive at Simmer tsihitfs ;: ..:els'r. N.
Leave summesviIls sss-. ....n.......7.2 30 A II.
415EsS a. Charleston. si4A .ys~-H y. g. IS "A. Il.
CAMDEN BRANCH.
ON MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS; AND SAT.
RoiI. .,l..ap IgURlAYatL Il. .,nfs.ail.
aesy. k,ppgsylIs yp -; .:sSS sS y:
Leave Camder. .... s..Z...s. Gs.lQ A: n.
Arrive at K'oy' Ale"~-..;;..;;.:;;7 = A. a. n
.. General Superintendent,
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-05-08

The Legislature will meet in Columbia ncxt
Tuesday, the 18th Gust. at JanneSs Hall.
which has been secured for the august occa.
s'"n. II IL supposed that the work will be
heavy, and the session long one.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-05-08
THET Ct tTI-f -
60 N S I & N IL, l. s
fsa- The following. named person. ha,

Faf' y Pv' -ENpW1TR. t1I1nIHu peIbonA nave
freight in tha, Qepat o.. Abbesills, ,..,..:."
Rqilrred .EEteiaAt.-H, S. Korr, Il II Ware,
law. NOLAN dFG Ssssard, r Nelson, W II Park
or. Write: anibr q o.. WsJfSmith. T. C.Per-
rsis f:ns sgss ssss esaR,Sssm, " ESsm. u Thomas
ni err % Caihoua, Brbdiey d, Wide,nsn, Wiei
$,nl s MeDopslta. E aNss'fsla ~: hipfosd EhOs
i ks9,t.s .7se.syat-r .wilh4rh.on,, s r Mar
.t"lsib = willlams.gI Mayer. II Hslker. j 4
yarsy. NJ Mcdonald, j. 4 Martin, % T Rorcbcr
4 ,-'!H. .D."R. SOEDLEY, a .eht.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-05-08

Es.'' We learn that Jim Tulman, one Of our
newly cniranrhi:cI fellow Citizens Of the Dem.
ocrntio Persnason, lns been invited 10 deliver
an n'llress 10 Drulocratc Meeting at Ninety
Six Oh Saturday next
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-05-08
eZS- Mepura Eowlar 4 N,l,,,.ll ..o so.o:

aH Meesra. Fowler d Mcdonald are rcceiv.
ing his week. another stock Of ladies' dress
goods. In the millinery department they
have fine variety of hats, bonnets and
trimmings. Purchasers will do well to give
them call. All or'!.,s in the millinery de-
partuIent will receive prompt attention at the
hands pf ladies Of taate aud skilI in th.so mat
tera. -
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-05-08

w We have received the May number of
the SoWhcrn C"iitpdtor, filled us usual with a
choice variety Of articles original nnd sclcctrd
~ the Southern farmer the work is invaluable.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-05-08

AEuErrLLE May 8, 1858.
COTTOE.-Sales OF the week As bales at
90 25-closing dull. at % for middIiny.
New IoEK. May CO =. M.-Coiton dull
and cent lower; sales 200 bales ut 81 n 321
Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat Ic lower.
Corn &c bctter-whl,c Southern 30. Mess
p"rk-new 20; old rs IS. Lard quiet at 10 a
l9a. Lice frmer-Carolina lit AMI. Mus.
c"vado sugar lni al2. Frcig,ts quiet snG
firm Gold S9I IL 3?i.
BALTIMORE. May 6.--Cotton dull and held at
-: Flour less firm, and luota!ly unchanged.
Wheat steady-Marylnnd 300 s.l5. Corn
tirm-ycllow i.25 white l.l5. Oats firm, al
81 II ~. Rye dull. ut - 60 .O5.
!vErr""I. May 6-Ev.ning.-Cot,onh heavy
and unchanged.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-05-08

ny The May number Of the american Ag-
f.c"G"r'st ns been received 1t is one Of tile
cheapest and best publications Of its kind.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-05-08
The impeachment.

Mr.. Bingham is making the closing :nrcu-
lnrnt for>the managers Of the impeachment.
The result is still uncertain. but tho hopes of
ncquittal on the part of the Presidents friends,
are becoming more sauguine. Tho defence has
been conducted with great, ability by Messrs.
Custis, Nelson, Grocsbcck. Evarts and Stan
berry. The :racchcs Of Mcssts. Grocsbeck
a:'d Evnrts have been especially commended
that of Sir. Evarts as one ofho greatest forensic
efforts Of ancient or modern times.
The Washington correspondent Of tho Ncr-
cny says:
'Mr. Evarra speech yesterday wns begun in
sa~Stave. .Wslglly aud some what dry manner,
but this did not last long The orator was ONLY
warming /" bis wors. aud ere long he rose to
the highest mud most impressive strains of e!o-
J qnrnce. Mr.. Evnrts has sharp and vet
not very htslioetvoice. think tho Chamber
| Is 200 large for him to sneak in. But his man
ncf i, admirable. lie is nj times easy and col
loIuinl. then araanientntive aud again solemn
even TO severity. To-.lay his speech was re-
s'mcd. tl:c galleries thron.ed with eager and
attentive spectators. 1iis' speech is entirely
out of the track SO well beaten by others 1t
mny have method, buL it is not fnrmaI nor TO-
rensic, IL is rather "a plea for IL constitution. for
liberty. for the future Of great people than q
o'c'SiG argument. GU forget 1or season
| the personal character Of thu respondent an Il
the idea predominant in the mind is that here
| are body of men on The eve Of committing n
most awful and irreInrnble act Of folly. stu
rcnd"us in its consequences TO Lhs:nsclycs anil
ros:rri!r. lie has certainly ''riSrn to the
| height of thi. great argument" and more thnm
any man who has Yet spoken seems 10 feel the
magnitude Of the occasion. Almost every zen
| trncc is good for reflection 10 thoughtful men
The best men Of the Senate lent him close At
experiment."
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-05-08

c5S- Mcssrs. John Knox & Co. advertise ms
fresh arrivals country hams, bacon. and four
teen thousand pounds Of ice. which will bu
sold low.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-05-08

tY- Sec notice of Columbia Ice Nouse, by
Jno. u. Daternan, agent.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-05-08

cF- Or. Parker ndvertises choice variety OF
medicines. drugs and chemicals, to which we
direct attention. Thcy are fresh and pure, and
and give him a Gull.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-05-08

eT Sec notice y. 5. Marshal's sale, by Mr..
IL. - Cason, auctioneer
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-05-08

Tnr RECENT ElEcrioS.-Tie following off s;al
statement of the vote cnst at the recent election
IN the question Of ratifyne or rejecting the
Constitution presented ly the late Reconstruc-
,ion Convention Of this State. not only con. aims
many interesting features, but covers statistics
which peculiarly snsgestve:
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-05-08

~ The friends Of Mr.. JOHN ENRJGflT
respectfully anrounce him as candidate fer
Sheriff, Of Aybevile District, at the ensuing
election.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-05-08

eY- See notice to debtors and creditors OF
estate Of David Clclnnd, deeI.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-05-08
FRESH DRUGS,


nDINCH hDIITG
II hnnNH
- u LAW SNo'
AUTHORIZATIONS,
:, niLoHofoNSi. g..
= ~ ~, ="
Ieetmne E'nEs!
Ov"i r"'safies
*mycer'"e, pure
@s.o,'.Is.n i,,.Is se nW "'e5
Sec'e" !,e' o'h''hsht'
"t"r Smi , -; Aea"'
Cm, Cn,o r"' e.
N"s'or o''' h"c'
E'ne' ~,
t'h'n,J "ih Extractor,
n,;s,", ni".:
hic,,h,l OK ,,r ,.
h'c"no'' 70 per cent,
c1ass ~ Srs.H .s"H i'"s'er,
.s-. 1,sp i,"se', -. .. .... -. .-.,.. q. u.s.,
y =, p,r.e
T;oti. Corts'
saltr.,rc,
Estfae, E;aS @"is Logwood,
Cudbcnr.
Mc!.ane's Fills,
Strenptbenin,, p,ost.ro
prickly
Hebrew
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-05-08
lTortant Military Orders.

NJ hc seen l'y the following order. Gen
~ has unincd the second aud third dnys of
- ,dne next for tho election OF IL Judge Of Pro-
rt", II Clerk "f the Court of Common Pleas,
aShcriH, three County commissioners, ii School
commissioner, nnl sur, municipal officers M nrr
ir"vlod for by the Provisional Government, the
election I" DO subject to chuuges Of the Genera
assembly:
HEAp2u>"Trrs 2n MIrArY DisrrrT
Charleston. :. G., April 50, 1868.
General Orders No II
/. AN clrction will he held in the State of
~e'uuth Sai ioina, commencing on Tuesday the
H":"''d day "i June. ard ending on Wednesday
'hrd day Of aanr. lS6s. at which ut re- g,slerr.i
voters OF snid State nny vote fir such county
4ti1se<s W ~, -lle constitution, adopted by tAs
g. invention aud sin"e ratified by the peorl... are
.h ciise, and are provided fsr in tho said con-
situt"n. At tho same election the duly r",is-
tered voters may MISC vote for such mun'c pal
officers are by law elective by the peoni".
IL. The election hereby ordered will hc gov
erned by the eame rules ia to revision Of regis
tratiun.s Conduct of election, qualifications Of
ELECTORS. and returns, ,"f eic"ii"n rs are pre-
'scribed by General Orders No. 40 FROM ih; q.
Headquarters. dated March -, 1868 I'rom
dtl that il the constitution, adopted and ratified
as Aforesaid, shall have become tie fun lament al
low Of the State ufSouth CuroIina Previous tu
the commencement Of such election. then and
in sirch case. the qualifications Of electors will
be th"ee prescribed BY said constitution
llI.'Thc co.;nty o!ccrs to be voted for ut
this election are:
]. ~ Judge Of tho Probate Court for each
c"u"ty. =. Clerk f.: the Court of Common
lIe"s. 2 4 Sheriff. i. 4 Cornn"r. 5. Three
Aounty Commissioners. 6. One School Com
missioner.
The municipal officers to he voted for will hs
enCh are provided Tur hV Ia or iG,.
provisional government of South CaruIina ar
,,tiss ni,l townS aud lh.ir election viii ',c sub.
jrrt Il. changes by the General Assembly.
!!y con,n'ail If Greyet MHi ior- General Id.
H. S. canby:
LOUIS Y. CAZIARC
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-05-08

SIS- The friends of Mr.. NJ. S. lNGRAIlAM
ir:sl"tl fully ann1ance hi;n as u candidate for
Tax CoilrcLur 1T the next election. ~
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-05-08
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u ns41 Weave rsqnestfdao hnhousoe that The
DtenotSdc Club 81 lidSisSi!tage viil meet on
,Sa:un.aJ cyeDing ut ndle-liyItins.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-05-08

ynp KqeE a Go, ies o Aeedse9s Prrsspt Of
InS 4 tis fssSs sss ar.
vise alb ,idr friends who arc aE4ahg 4rom de
warm weather. or tha politicsi xGiiemsnt 10
call aud be copled OF by wholeeels aud retail
They have all proper cooling mixtures-li 900
pounds Of ice, and every variety of Heed
drinks-lemonadcs. wftes aud lquors-nnd v,ili
spare hqaPams to. temper the beat or calm
.te, exate'nspt. They gin kesP. slways on
'fafnish 'ff theip friends Ii town and count y tLis
cheap lHkufy on the be.t.of terms. Z! ~.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-05-08

TIE NAY FESrry.t.-May day VIVA celehra-
ted by the young pupils of Miss Grr,rnlc
Smaiis schaolj in n style that did honor to tie
occasion and credit. to. themselves. Tastcfully
nrrayed in appropriate costumes aud viii,
banners flying. the youngst.rs rs 'narcl.-d in pre-.
ceesion 10 lhe sabooi-house, and after q very
credltabrc examination, pr oseeded TO a " cool.
Of iLs day took place. Mics Eys Small
Tie queen, was cffoIhed-the nice pie mic din
her vAs diseussed-1AAe boys tilte.l on fool
thA. -piza was ;. awarded 10 the successful
coinpeiitor. Master Henry >.l,urnis-ahd the
pleasant festival passed of in a style which
'Es;asasAa r. y q ,EsSfEiag ls4Ra ,ppR'ls, and
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-05-08

AE0EvILLE, May 8, 1868.

MI n R * L T s =
Evening star., 1868-08-19
sTHx LoSe SrRIKx.--The eignt-hour strike

"THK LONG STRIKR."-The eignt-hour strike
Of the New York bricklayers still continues,
rupnors of compromise to the contrary notwith-
standing. Among The laboring classes OF all
kinds the action Of the bricklayers is generally
accepted as the test case. In this view OF the
situation the strikers are not only supported
by the sympathies of all the other crafts, but
also receive liberal and most substantial aid, in
the shape of cash contributions from the
various trade organizations throughout the
country. The leaders of the movement Oast
that o-daythe strikers are in stronger financial
position than they were on the first day of the
strike. The eight-hour men have one great ad :.
ysntage-they are united. and the bosses are
not. Already, where the exigencics of the oc-
casion have compelled the continuance OF the
bricklaying, the employers have been forced
to accede to the demand of the strikers, and
pay them the old ten hours wages for their
eight hours work. This is one point gained at
least by the woIkmen