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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-04-17
, BY w. A. LEE AND HUGH WILSON,.

bly, Information Of the condition Of the
Stale, and recommend to their considcra.
tion such measures as lie shall jldg= nee
essary or expedient.
Section 10. He may, on extraordinary
occasions, convene the General Assembly !;
and should either House remain without
quorum .or five days, or in case Of Iisa-
yrccmcnt between Tie two Iiouaes with
respect to the time Of adjournment, may
aJnurn them TO such time as he may
think proper; rot beyond the time OF the
annual session ticn next ensuing.
Section II. Iio shall commission ali
officers Of the SAFE.
State, for which the Genera! Assembly at
its first session, shall provide, and which
shall he used ty the Governor officially,
and shall bc called "rhc Great Seal Of the
State oi South Carolina.
Section 10. All grants and commissions
shall be Issued in the name and by the au
! ;hor;ty O: the State OF South Carolina
sealed with the Grea: Seal, signed by tie
Governor and coun:ersi gned by the Secrc-
tary of State.
! Section 90. The Governor and Licuten.
a.,t-Governor, before entering upon the
duties Of their respective offices, shall take
! and ;ubscril,u the oath Of vice as pre-.
! scribed in article two section thirty one Of
: this conc titulion.
! Section 2l. Tie Governor shall reside
at the capital Of the State but during the
sit,ngs of tie General Assembly he sEa!!
reside where its sessions are held, except
in case Of contsg;on.
Section ~. Every bill or irint reso!u
" tion which Snail have passed the Genera!
Assembly, except on question Of ad
jpurnmcnt, shall, before it becomes Il law
be presented to the Governor, and' if be
approve, lie shall sign il; if not, lie sla
return it, with his objections to the House
. in which i. shall have originated which
shall enter the ELECTIONS at large on it:
,,arnals, and proceed TO reconsider it. II
after such re- consideration, two thirds o
the l1ou.e sLall agree to pass il, it shall t'
sent, together with the objections, to th'
o'hcr House, hy which it shall &c recon
silerc1, and, ii approved by two-th"d
Of that House, it shall Lave The sane ei
fec: as il it had been sgrcl l,y- the iovtr
: nor: but in all such cases TIC vote OF boil
> Houses shall be taken by yeas and nays
and the names Of the persons votingfol
, and against ths the bill or joins resolution
.sl.a be entered on the journals of boil
ii uses re*pec,iv ly. If hi'l or 'jniu
{ resolution shall not be returned by lL
+ Governor within three days afcr it sl,;,l
, have been presented 10 him, Sundays ex
. crpted, i, shall have tie same force AM
effect as if he Lad signed it, unless I'll
L General Assembly, hy their adjournment
r prevent its return, in wEieb case it sha
= no, have such force and effect unless re
= turned within two days ae:er ,Lc.r mex
meeting.
Il Section 90. There shall be elected b
e the qualified voters Of The State Coml
e trcllcr- General, Treasurer, and a Secrets
! ry of State, who shall hold their respecii,
- uilices for tl:e tenn Of four years, All
whose duties aud compensation shall |
= rrpsrrih ri bv law
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-04-17

THREE IMPORTANT TuIkas.-Threo
things to lovo-Courage, ~gcntlcness
and affection. :. -. =
Three things to admire-Intellcc tu-
alpowerSdignity- and graecfulness.
things 10 hate-Cruclty, ar
roganto and ingratitudo.
= Three, tLipes 70 dolightin-Beauty
franlenpss and freedom. :
'Threo things to wish for-Hoaltb
fricnds and cheerful spirit.
Three ,things to pray for-Faith
peace and purity of heart.
e Three tEags'to 'iike---Cordialay
.Eeed humpy and snirthful!ness.s ~ /:
Three things to avoid-Idleness
ioquacity and fIpant jesting.
!, Three things 20 eultiv}tc-Goo'
books good friends and good humor
= Dhrse syfngs to contend for-Hon
or, edaaky ana ,Tiends.
Threo things to govern%-Tsmpel
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-04-17

The cornerstone Of . new eyna.
,gogpe, on West Fourteenth street, near
SIKH avenue, New York city, was
laid on Friday, with imposing core
monies, conductsd,by Eabbi Isaacs.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-04-17

A large cave has boon explored near
Bentonville, Arkansas Ono chamber
IL 600 feet wide, and 300 feet high.
The cave has been explored to the
distan noe Of hide miles.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-04-17

Thirty-five days Of. consecutive
rain in New Zculand, during tho past
.wintor, havo caused o, veritable "de-
lage," involving an immonse amount
ofl,damare. = hrs .T''r'>nr- s" rt"'
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-04-17

The PopS has. deeresd that "wo-
mon with extratagant head.dresses
Shall h0t be admitted to. the com.
nunion." 81
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-04-17

Weston, tho pedestrian, has accom-,
plishod +. tho unprecedented. task OF
walking 1os miles in twenty-tontr
hours. ,,I, si&r D.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-04-17

!. There are one hundysa and seventy.
nine ocean steamers belonging to the
port of New York, with an aggregate
t0ggo 4 gssfls..oiMi { saEl
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-04-17
nnuniOn.'

Don't taks too much interest in the
AFFAIRS Of your ne,shbors. Six por
cent. va do. Ga. ! thsssf
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1868-07-30

furrin capitalists by payin the bonds in
gold ~
And they groaned ez heartily ez they
| cheered
s'We ez Dimocrrats, continued Joseph
| 'hev sworn by our alters and our fires, ney-
er to support for offs any man who wood
pay debt injured by unconstitutional
war in anything but the debased curren-
cy witch that unconstitooshenel govern
'ment [ shood y
Never never! we sware''
every good, said Josef" The paper
wich | hold in my hands conveys the atfii
ctin intelligence that on the twenty
ond ballot Governor Seymore NV New
| York wuz nominated. and that Frank
Blair was nomenated Vice President by
| acclamation. Ez Seymore is opposed
bitterly to Pendleton's greenback policy,
| / spose Nv coarse, the Corners will repoo-
diate the ackshen Nv the convenshen.
And with laff which wuz deyelish in
the extreme Josef left the stand.
The meetin broke up In row. The
Corners felt that they he'd bin imposed
upon and he'd [ not got out Nv the way
| mite hey bin ersonallyinjoored.
The Deekin. Bascom, Kernel McPelt-
er, Issaker Gavitt and [ met in the Post
office after the excited crowd he'd dis
persed and consulted. We was in
ruther a tite place. Relying on the
strength of our candidate, we he'd gone
too far in denouncin the others tho for
that matter wat Good we do? The two
policies is so cussed opposite that we can't
support the one without denouncin the
tother. 1t was desided that we support
the ticket. We felt 1t wuz safe. Sey-
INQUIRE, if he is electid, can't discriminate
between his supporters in the distriboo-
shan Nv the Post Offices, and after all
that is the reel question at ishoO. After
givin the subjeck more matoor con-
siderashen, we come too the conclushen
that the credit and standin Nv the govern
ment demanded the payment Nv the ma
shanel Indebtedness in gold, and that
anything short of that wood be repoodi
ashin.
81 wondor," sed |, "that any honest
man-any man who believes in maintain
ing unimpared the credit of the govern
ment shood think fora moment Nv pay
in the debt in honest hard gold. At
meetin the next mite to ratify Seymour
nominashen, | sed this over again, and
asked EN- eff any Dimocrat who remember
ed the glorious fite for moment to null
tiply a nredeemable paper currency
No! Let us ez our glorious standard
bearer haz so boldly perclaimed,l let
us pay our debts in Demeokratic money
gold hard, shinnin yaller gold. Three
cheers for Seymour
And they cheered ez vigorously ez I
ever heered men cheer Their amt emo
trouble in managin the Democrisy. All
they want is to hev it settled wat they are
10 hurrah for, and they hurrah for it.
Notwithstanding the 70 paao | made the
first mite, We shall poll the yoosual vote
for Seymore, and possibly more. Yet the
experiment wuz leetle riskd. | will
never ratify agin till know wat am
r;rtifying, and for whom.
PETROLEUM V. Nasty, p. NJ,
(Wich is Postmaster.j
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Peace or War.

The members of the Blair family have
no political differences they are an unit.
As the old man thinks, so think Mont
gomery and Frank; when he takes snuff,
they sneeZe. There is not one of them
who has not, at any time during the past
two years. been III the habit of saying
that it is Johnson's duty to drive the
Representatives and Senators in Congress
out of the Capitol at the point of the bayo-
net? and then to appeal to the people for
an Endorsement Of his act. Ofthis XII ld
OF talk, Montgomery, especially, has been
fall at all times and on all occasions; and
an analysis Of his many speeches since he
went over to the enemy, shows that they
mean this and nothing less. THAT body
calling itself 4 congress, hanging upon
the verge of the Government, quoted
by johnson, IS a phrase Of Montgomery
own invention.
Frank BIair's revolutionary letter to
Mr.. Broadhead, -the bid which caused
the Vice Presidency to be knocked down
to him-is only public reaffirmation Of
the Blair advice. They call it jackson
ian. It's like old Hickory, by :! 1t
Is an imitation of General Jackson rash
ness, without bit of his sense. it is
just such a letter as "Old Hickory"
might have written about the days in
which he killed Dickinson in a duel, or
in which he was ramping up and down
Tennessee, crying aloud for blood of Tom
Benton And considered in any light, it
is the most dangerous and revolutionary
document which has been given to the
American people since South Carolina 5
proclamation of secession. Frank wrote,
Montgomery revised and corrected, and
the old man approved it.
That Wade Hampton and Forrest and
the rest of the crew whose hands are red
with the blood Of men slain while defend
ing the Constitution and Union, should
find in that letters author the facie in-
strument of their purposes, the public,
which remembers its intent. l4et us have
war; will not wonderl But the call to
revolution and civil war-the summons
to the Republic to invite anarchy that
can only end in despotism-has no force
| without the Endorsement of the people.
| Let us have war! says Blair Let Us have
peace says Grant. Choose We who love
your country-which will you invite ? CHI
ergo Post.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1868-07-30

DIR TOBIAS
Celebrated Venetian Liniment.

Whose wonderful cures, and Instantaneous ac-
ton, i'll cases ronic rheumatism, Headache
Toothaehe Cuts, Burns, Collie, Cramps Dyscntery, etc
have astonished the civilizen world. It is no new
catchpenny, but article that has stood the test of
twenty years. The enormous. sale and Frapidly in
creasing demand is at the srest evidence of its
usefulness and popularity. Try it amp he convinced
No faily should be without a bottle in the house
hundreds of dollars and many hours of suffering may
be savedb its timely Cote. Cramp and Dysen-
teryyeld at once TO its pancurativc qualities. 1t is
perfectly innocent, and be given to the Oldest
person or youngest child. No matter, if you have
confidence in Patent Medcines-try this, and you will
he sure to buy again and recommend to your friends
Hundreds of Physicians recommend it in their pr7tc
tice. None genuine unless signed, rs. l. Tobias.
Price so cents per bottle. Sold 10y all Druggists
fe, Sc Cortlandt street. New York sim
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THE TRIBUNE.
THE SWALLOW.
FROM THE FRENCH, BY LAMARTINE.

#Hf Translated for the TRIBUNE
On wandering Swallow, wherefore dost thou fy?
Come. rest thy weary pinon near to me-
Why dost thou fly ME, tbs heart that calls
Am not traveller like theef
Twas destined IN this desert we should meet;
Then fear thou not, but nestle close to me:
Ii thou dost mourn, We will our sorrows share,
Am not as lonely as thee?
Perhaps, alas +! from out thy natal nest
A cruel fate has driven thee-so with me.
Come then upon my window sill and rest
Am not warderer like thee?
Hast thou need of shelter for thy brood
OF little nestlings, shivering close by me?
I'll warm their down beneath my living breath,
I've oft seen my mother like thee
Seest thou below upon the shore of France
The only friend that still remains for me.
Go, bear to her the living branch of hope.
For am / not its bird like thee?
Pity me not; although dcspots power
Doth close my country's golden door on me.
To find her banished freedom once again,
Have we not a heaven like thee?
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FIFTY THOUSAND HEADS

now clothed with masses of rich black and brown
hair would if they WIRE unfortunately
G u T O L F.
from supply of CRISTADORO'S DYE being to
TURN WHITE,
red, sandy, and gray. Sanhoed and beauty, with the
one defect i'll their personal appearance remeded by
CHRISTADORO'S HAIR DYE,
rejoice in their good fortune and recommend it to
all who reqqire perfect dye.
Manufactured by J. CRISTADORG, 6S Maiden Lane
New York Sold by all Druggists. Applied by all
Hair Dressers. 1+1ymay25-1m
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1868-07-30
TOBACCO ANrIDOTE,

" AERaNTED % 9cBIort ALE Desire IOr 405Gcc0 This
great remedy excellent appetizer 1t purifes the
blood nvigoraes the system, possesses great nouriSl
ing and stree. t,eH loV"~. enables the stomach to
digest the hertiest food, ma es sleep refresh carries
tabshes robust health SloiTS aHd CcCerS tor Fifty
Years. CateL Price Fifty Cents post free \ treatise
tie injurious effects Of Tolscco with lists of rctcr
cnceS. Testimonials &c, FREE. Agents wanted
Address DR.. T. Il. AKEOTf. Jersey CITY. New .Iersev
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For Club of so Cs:'.}-One of the following art-
clos viz; 20 yards shcetin@; Deaine dress pattern
fancy colored bed spread: 100 view Turkey morocco
albums; striped eashamere deaine dress pattern !;
honey comb quilt all wool shawl; set solid gold bo-
som studs; all wool fancy cashmere pants and vest
pattern: gents hair guard chain gold trimmings: sill
plated chased butter dish silver plated bottle
revolving castor, on feet; set superior steced plated
knives and forks; worsted promenade shawl ladies
long gold plated chat n; ladies' gold double ring
gents heavy chased solid gold ring; solid black wal
nut work box or writing desk extra xuality balmo-
raj skirt; jeweIry sleeves buttons TO match; vic
lin and bow; gents cardigan jacket; splendid ebony
d flute, ivory trimmings; superior Turkey morocco
shopping bag; ladies' high cut balmoral boots.
viz: 40 yards bleached brown sheeting; Black or
coored alpaca dress PATTERN poplin dress pattern
engraved sver.plated, 6 bottle revolving castor
81 yards superior cashmere for pants and vest
pattern: extra heavy honey comb quilt; two
fancy coored bed spreads: pair gents calf boots
yds farmers good wool frockng fancy cashmere
plaid dress pattern; best quality bamorai skirt rose
wood brass alarm clock; ladies' all weo cloak pat
tern; silver PLACED cake card basket; fur muff or
cape; ladies' fashionable wool double seaw; splendid
clasped family Billie exl2 record pag. and engroings
yds. double width water proof cloaking: set ivory
handle knives with silver-plated forks; set silver
forks; one set lace curtu,ins; genuine meersclaum
pipe in case.
For cluh of loo, (S1O.l- of the following art-
cles, viz: 6u yards superior quantity extra width
shecting; y(ls. deublcwiIth coaking coating; 2
large fine heaclled linen table covers with doZ
large sized dinner napkins to match twenty-five yards
splendid hemp carpeting, good colors; extra quality
black or alpaca dress PATTERNS extra quality popn
dress PATTERNS pair gents calf boots best quality; silver
limiting caScd patent lever watch one dozen ivory
handled steel haded knives and forks silver plated
Engraved six bottle revolving castor. with Cut glass
bottles. splendid VIOLIN boy and bow, complete sim
Gle barre! shot-gun Bacous sXbarrel revolver; pair
superior white wool blankets; nice fur muff and
cape; silvcrpatr'i cnravce ice pitcher with salaver
seven and onealf yards AL wool fancy cashmere for
suit; one dozen Rogers best silver plated forks;
common sense sewing and embroidering machine; two
heavy honey csmb quilts; splendid family Bible re-
cord and photograph page
For larger Clubs the value increases in the
ratio.
free Send money by registered letter.
Address all orders 10
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IhftES fEZ: LlzEaELY

Z ia = ia \ Ii. OF E.5Si.2+'s = s-E[aI's- \
Substitute IL riodcal l;,uda@os. An entirely
5ceHfiG. Rec omnou2ed BY ali eminent pilys:
clans, and approved hT every lady at sight Indsren-
,be to every Mi and Married Lady dnring monthly
i2isIsssition il is no pedicinc. Elegant easy and
Durable JI0yG3 teG ard cii last fire yfai-s. Circulars
free. L:uiy A.c.,Ss waEtel. Price = and =. For
sale by all Druegfsts and free receipt of price,
from the Prime ps Depot. Address iANEANAH MANU-
FEATURING Co, $40 and G5I broadway n. Y.
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We NOW DOUBLE OUR
RATES Of PaEMIUMS,

Our friends will readily notice Presents for so
and 90 Clubs arc now more than equal in value to
Clubs OF 90 and 100 respectively of other firms
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OSBORN MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
UMPIRE Sewing Machine Company.
L. SALESR00M, GIG BROADWAY, N. Y.

No. Family Machine. This Machine has straight
needle perpendicular action, makes tie Lock
Schuttlc Stitch which will neither rip ravcl, and
is alike on both sides; performs perfect sewing
every description Of material with cotton, linen
silk thread.
II Ihlas Fills Binds BrdilS, TitcAS, QtiItS PlditS,
and Gathers. As Family Nlchine it has superior
Price with Henper md Braider, $50.
Particular attention is Gallo to New Improved
Manufacturing Machines. They light and
comparatively noselcsS simple durable and efficient.
For cloth leather work they have competitors
No. , Machine. with IIeuner and Braider, Sl5. No.
Machine $50 p=n-Agents wanted to whom liberal
discout will be given 47-3m
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MISGUIDED MEN, and the Laws of Charity and
Mercy. Howard Essays on the Errors, Abuses and
Diseases which form the basis of the Grayes Melades
in the first age of Man, and tearfully sap the vital
powers, with means of relief. Sent in sealed en-
velopes, free of charge. Address DR.. j. SKILIIN
HOUGnTON, Howard Association, PHILADELPHIA, Pa
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Star 4 4 o e I l!s u tTs Il Il. ! Works

'E'HE ALBANY COTTON GIN EANUFACTURIAG
co, Albany, y. Y. Manufacturers Of General ~
ricultura} Machinery. Comprising the cee5ratcSt;r
ThrcsHg Machines; star Railway or !.l.'!iess
Chain) aud lover Horse Powers; star Cotton Gins
and Con -.l>p: q -.;ar T~-rIt -aNa!is f":sc-
table Cutters Horse iiay FORKS; and feed llils;
Power Corn Shelters; Dog Powers. &C.. SC.
We wish 70 call particular atjal ou 81! Farmers to
celebrated STAR TIRES HER and CLEANER,
which, lately improved claim it far superior 70
any other machine in market 1t Is compact and
easily portable simple in its construction, and there
fore easy operate 10y the most inexperienced and
~iIl do its work with marvellous rapdity and pcriec
ton and with comparatively the least demand upon
the strength of the animals driving it.
We have made recent Improvements in this machine
by which enabled TO Thoroughly cledH tie gram
under almost any combination Of difficulties, and we
using and entirely and elective device for
rcirvna; the feeder of dust thus making the operation
of thresil:ng comfortable ana safe with the or
binary machines it is annoying and frequently deS-
tructivc of health.
These Machines made Of suitable sizes for our
''Star" Railway Horse Power and for Star
Lever Power for and horses
For sale by agents and dealers generally. For
full particulars, send lor illustrated Descriptive
address E'Iac Albany Cotton Gin SzssseEsi,c;-
turing Co.. p. 0. Drawer lG2, Albany \. Y.
r AIDES OR GENTLEMEN CAN EARN A Watch,
l i SILK Dress, Sewing Machine, Web Shecting &c,
by a few hours work iJr GILMAN & cos GREAT
ONE DOLLAR SALE, 1l9 Hanover street, Boston,
Mass. Circulars sent free.
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T. - S
Vegetable SiciIian Hair Remover

EUery gear increases the pOD1G-
tGrify Of this U0Ja0UJe Hair Prep
Gl'0tjOgs, aUAjcA is due to merit
atone. We can assure oar old
patrons that 1T is hept TafIJy up TO
ats HiGh standard, and to those
aC.to hare 91eUeP used it ace can
coH5itgentty sag, th0t it is the only
2eti0tte and perfected 2Ig'epNTN-
ton tn restore ssssAV OEs FADED
FFAsE2 10 its y0atIIiitE color, MAXI
ing 1t soft, iVStio1ts, and SiIken,
the scalp, bV its use, becomes
sC}tjte and Cie0n it 9emOUes all
erWptiO1ts and d0itiFssf, and By
its tonic properties 2ea'eUe1ts the
hair from f0jjiug Osst, as it stin1-
UJVteS and n0uFishes the hair
glands. By its asse the hair grOsUs'
thicker O!ld stronger. Ia badness
1T restores the capillary glands
to their nor7n0J UigOr, and sOiZE
extreme old 0Oe. 1t is the most
economical HAIR DRESSING
eCeI used, as it requires fesCe1.
0D11ijc0tiOisS, and gjUes the hair
that SpteBdjd glossy dpDedr0nce
SO nsacI admired by all. A. ii.
Hayes, IL. d.. State 4ssdYer of
Mass, says, "tIte constituents are
pure and cGrefrJiy selected for
excellent quality, and I consider
ats intended 5jUrp 0ses." Ne pub
{isIt u treatise ore the hair, aCIsicb
eOe send free by mail upon GpDJi-
cation, aCfijch cO!6tGihs cOBIn1e7I-
ddtOry notices from ctergy3lRe71,
ahysiciUl.s, the press, ana others.
We hare made tie STUDY of the
hair anil its diseases u speciality
for years, and k3aOsO that aCe maize
the most e1fectiUe preparation FOR
the 7.esf03.0tio9s and the 2)resel.O0-
ton of the hair, e9ctu7tt, ana 80
(IcE.,,o,yIe,I0ed Or the best M dI-
ssg and Chemical Authority.
Sod By all Druggists and Dealers IN Medicine
COOK, coBUaN & CO.
Genl Agents for Northwestern States,
81 DEARBORN ST., CHICAGO, ILL.
Silly
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At: at,NT- WANTED EtVF,zs1 WHERE
The Best Eeaper Knife Grinder

MADE of Fine Emery and SuEcuniZesE
w Rubber, firm steel and always fPcsc.
Cnts five times as fast the Grindsone and gives
perfect edge. Weighs bat - pounds is clamped
30 the machine, plank table, rims rapidly by gear
and turns easily l. the hest and cheapest See it he
fore you buy. For Circulars and BEST TERMS to
Agents address Z. G.. ssEssEsszz1