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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-12-11

BITES AND SrISos.-Apply. instant.
~ with soft rag, most freely, spirits
OF hartshorn. The venom Of sting,
being an acid, the a'kali nullifiys
them. Fresh wood ashes, p moistene,d sis On
with water, and made into q psou.lI,ice.
frequently renewed, is an 4 e. excellent
substitute, or soda or isaleratus.. all
being alkalies:' To be on III, safs side,
in case of snake, :, or mad dog bites'
drink b brandy; whisky, rum, q; or other
spirits, as freely as water-a teacup-
fol, or d pint. or more, ac,c.ordifnSgy to
tne asgra'atlon- OF the circumstances.
Journal Of Heaith.s ,et.+AI. sEl.I
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-12-11
" COSTAR'
Standard Preparation n 8

Standard Prepare t 10 n 8
ARE
'Costars' Rat, Roach, &C., Extermimtors
"Costars' Bed Bug Exterminators
''CoStarS (o"iy l'ure) Insect Powder.
"OniY InfalliGle Remedies known"
'7s years established In New York"
80 unu Box-s aud Flasks manu- ctureitlalv. :"
IN Druggists in IiEBt.VILI.E 4 sell thin.
-! Beware Of spurious imitaticns.'
81 ."n s'xes sent 10y mail on Iecript Of pr,ce.
S.:nu for any three $I.0O e:zes Ly Express.
.idir-ss
Henry Il. CosTAn. No. 10 Crosby ST., NY.
eS- For sails 10y
DR. F. PARKER,
Abbeville, S. G.
tB And nj Wholesale ic all The Cities and
large towns in the u. =.
Oct ~, 1868. 27. tim
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-12-11
The Gorilla.

HIS PHYSIQUE AS COMPARED WITH
THAT OF MAN-INTEREsrING FACTS
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-12-11

Ws.arsalvass iooGnsmso;sSsn-
ture, but Xe only SEQ tho past.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-12-11

Good nature, like the bee. collects
sweetness from: every flower while
''i-nature, like the spider, finds onlv
tPoison.e" ~:~-t"N' - 'a<--sss ss;-.. s~aS
81 THh sBRsf- GRASS soss Bu1rnn;Aif
you'ain;at a;grsat afow ofhiIk, feed
yondg siffothyS anaa~hitsscI6veir
you MIN atsthe" hest esfos,ufts;s bot,1 IN
quantity and qdality fof butter, feed
on fresh pastures Of wHitee clover and
timothy in sdmmsr and aearlycnt
timothy and wheat bran. Ia winter
The grass mrst be- oae' when heading
ont ) or better, young oga'afefrhatt' we'll
cured: Avoid roots and garden STUFF
In general, If you twish.a good quad
t'ty Of bntter-though it is heid that
those fed while miikin glor Immediate.
~ before, will remedy che evIE-Eas-
tey Farmer. aT' aoGr 3" 3D. r:grE estss
F. eoc'.' : : 49, eGs
rs Astampspsaker exclaimsd,sI know
no north; no south, no osseast, no west,
feflow=estizens.' i sThen,, exclaimed.an
old farmer in thsserowh;s .it,a time.yo
went to school and iarnt yoursjogra-
|FNyA iEW ,eaeai 70 7au ssvssv =
F,rcs.s"H- q = - ----s>>ess5-rz-ysss4G 4Gaa
REASON. PHRyEnrED.-z-How difficult
= thing it is to persuade Q man to ges-
son against :his, own interest, though
he is convinced that equity is against
|him'-ztu'lera :au coi.a's'ass- -a.r
H:- ssaT haa ,"G:~ o;&l alls~so as&;Te
+ yia:aid ia1a,..:,:hsde sas 20 tnah
40, ,~*a ,,>,asaa Iiw y1!auea,ssat
|oe1>-F y,,r~c' "a ,ensa! ts noisneGa o.sI
+, ,a~<>L.". ,r-sasD oat 10 srsw "a svt:
FOL-" '.a71 ego aar ..ssssn17ovoa
ytasaod ,da:.s asm
FaiIo % sonsss!aia. g asv s.sai ds!dw'
fH.i .d5rsa ~ i.sw ca rf,.aEs col
4 ~ c:asasys7s :ss-a eds aasz azad
aT!d aavsiIsd I'd Il asSo bas ,sGoGtso.
e7ad yissasos !iiw cd .aaosw ed o,
"a Sd o, mia jTosaa 0: hoodib14L 3i5
|Iiiiaa Cd OF en- ,aao1r oht ri y!rasin
ID Gtiy9do II. tnstn; iaG.mi1a q 70
l. , Toe'sr ,n.a:a ed. 10 stas .;ai
80. .@-.It .n.h - u.:' 70 u..i
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-12-11

Z. Good nature, like the bee, collects
sweetness from every flower While
i'i-nature, like the spider, finds only
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-12-11

II. T.. S.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-11-09
OentfebIanbs sSraurrr
pon apaItber uo., Ser sRoo,Tueihe

ron ssaItber non Der gOssIpsibe.
2anOe babe i'd bieI seleben,
giah ben 8eften bIidt' i'd aIIerp6rts
llebeI m0ge mir gel6eben,
gBenn iib ie bereeen Iies utein Sers,
DaB ibm ipobI0efaIIe
Sren16er 4anbe Brau@.
Menn i'd liige1 ipoIlte, Iobnte mir es
aud ?
8eutfde 3u6t sebtiiber ale !
Son Der GIbs bic gum 9tbein
llno turiid bis an Der 11ngarn 9an6,
Da in0een tuobI bic Beften fein,
Die i'd ir9enb auf Der @rOen fan6.
BeiB ib redbt gu l1ouen
9d0nbeit, Sulb unO Bier,
9ilf mir GOtt, 70 fdtu0r i'd: fie iin0
beiIer bier
QIIs Der anOern 2anOer Srauen.
8l6ti9 1T Der beutide Miann,
Deutide Srau'n iinb eneelld0n un6
rein;
Sboribt, tuer iib ibelten tam,
SlnOers pabrli4 mag es nimmer iein :
8udt uno refine Wfinne,
User Die iudt un6 Iiett,
&omnt in uilfer 2ano, mo es nod bei6e
gibt
3e6t i'd LANCE iur Oarinne
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-11-09
atnntffee 2tgislatnr.
@1Ontas, ben 9. Sob. 1868.
0aus.

Das Saus trat piinttlid I'm - uhr
gDiittaos, ME es BEL bet 8ertaSung be-
Itimntf mar, aulannen. Spre6er
Oti6arbs REF bic 8eriamnllung sur
9r6nuno, iuorauf Geb. So. 8. Scarce
BON 8nor @ountB Elm @ebet iproh.
DEM Slarnensaufrnf antporteten
folaenbe M1itelieoer: 9lgee, Mnen,
8lad,nan, @oDIe, Game, Doipbb,
@albraitb, 6ooees, Seipatt, Samilton
bon @heIbh, Serbian, 6erdebal, Meop
lin, Mec8inle1, N1urrog, WRbnatt,
@uGett, @roTer, Sits, &D0er, OfoaA,
Boo0coG Maters unD &pre@er
NiAarbs "a.
0lbtDeleno: Sic Serren MnDerlon,
Bafer, 8eau, gotuIeS, BloOnt, Bropn,
Boifon, 8remer, Garter, @biles, Carer,
gafon, Gougbts, @Der, Gnultner,
@riffitb, @iLHler, @raDfon, Sale, Sas
milton bon 2incoIn, Samnier, Sunt,
6ader, Snmon ben goGe, Snnsan bon
Gnor, Solution, SiIlnrb, NfeDers, Wfcs
san, Wforris, Mcglair, NfofOn, Mfoore,
8olfon, 8orter, 8refiporO, &eebes,
Steeb, &obinIon, Sfngletarb, @beps
petb, Smitb, @parfnarL stoue, Sab'
Tor BON Garter, Eoblor bon Yerrp,
gborn6urs bon Granger, Sbornbure
BON Sefferion, SbompiOn, Burner
8bite BON Bra6leD, g8bite bon Green.
BooSarb, gSalfb, 8aIfer, Biuiams
uno g8ines-56.
ga fein Quorum altpeien6 mar, 4
Dertagte fia Oas Saus bis morger
Germtttag 10 nbr.
Senat.
Ser @enat frat Der 8ertagnne 9e.
utaB pinttli9 UNI 10 11br suiantInei
un6 ipntoe bonn @preber 8. SIS. 6,
/ @enter CUR SrOnuna eerufen. @eb
| Sonatbon Santin9Oon bon Sopiofoi
| gopntb 1pr19 Elm @ebet. @apt. 9a'
bib Stelfon, Der trlte @Ierf berlas Ot
| Stole.
| 9tltpefen6 Die @enateren GllOribae
| Criterion, Senberfon, 2inosleD, 2Dle
| McGaa, @elfofi, 9forn1atl, Yatterlon
Starter, UNDERWOOD, 8patt une Spret
/ der @enter-13.
9lbneIeno !: Die @enatoren Safe
! GdeI, Cation, elliott, Sufon, @arner
/ Seth, NatbetpS, 0oosers, Smitb
@iiener uno gSiIlon-12.
i Der @enat bertagte fi6 in @rman
selung zines auorurls bis NORGE
Sormittag IL ubr.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-11-09

~M bdnotruna Der s. br>
ten. Nuf Der 2ouisbiIIe NaIbbiIIe
8nbn 9eben uno fomnen Die Bulge bon
beute an, tDie fol9t
@erlaRen 9albbiIIe nm $40 Nlors
gems un0 treffen in 9ouisbi4e UNI 1.30
9ta@mitta9s Elm. 8erlaHen glafbbiue
I'M $50 0lben6s unb treffen in 9ouiss
billie nm 4 llbr NiorgenS elm.
@aIIatin q ftomme oatis
onssng: 8erI6bt Nafbbile UNI 3.45
giadmittags nno trifft in @aIIatin ii1tt
$40 Qlbenbs Elm, f0mtnt in glaibnife
Inn 3.55 Wor9ens unO um 500 NaAs
nlittaes an.
@ 2eaisIatur. 9lm beuti.
gen Sage fan6 bic erlte 8erlammlung
Ser 2egislatur ffatt. Sod mar fein
Quorum oeeenp1rtig, bod boffentlib
miro Die 8abI Der NtiteIieoer balO 70
aneeipa9len lein, baB Die @erbanbs
lun9en beginner t0nnen. llnfren Sc
leb9ebern liesen be6mi9tiee GeI96fte
Dor un0 ipir. leben Der 3uberfdt. 6aB
ibre Sisung cine beilbrinsenOe fit
uniren Stnat iperoen miro, ME mir
bon benz erleu1teten Yatriotismus
berfeIben nidt onoers ermarten fOnuen.
~ 6arbige Surb. Sn
greenebiIIe, Senn. fab am 4. B. M.
gum erfen Wfote eine fnrbiee SurB i'm
&rintinaIgeridt, uelher oas 8enguib
geeebeu fOiro, baS re ibt Mntt su aIIee.
meiner Genustbuuns berfab. Sin
5arbieer nrr0e bon ibr iueaen @eIbs
oiebfabls 81 5 Sabren 8udtbans bers
urtbeiIt.
~ M tb obiifen 8 E :
mein6e. Sefentli1er @ottesbienlt
eebalten in Der beltl@en Metbobifen.
Stride an @berrD Stpif9en Sefferlon u.
@iabifon tpie foI9t:
9nnntng Nforger 104 ubr Yre6i9t.
9lbenos Z ubr @reoiet.
Sienita9 unO Donnerfta9 @benbs Z
ll5r 8etltunoe. Bosu mir ale uniere
6eutf9en 6reun6e freun6Ii9F einIa6en.
s. Sanner, Bafor, 379 st.GberrDfr,
R NcaOemb Of Nfufc c.
Seute MbenO fin6et cine DEFENDERS in,
terefante STORYTELLING in bieiem 8ers
9nii9un9sorte itatt.
% SanOeI. Die yy1. 9. San
6eIsaeituns f9reibt:
Sn unieren @naren< un6 Yroout.
ten Marft berrf@t tur tpeiti9 2eben
Sur 8nunltpoHe, tueltbe unter Grpor,
ten ben erften Blas ein3unebmen be.
einnt, be6erte fid) bic Gtimrnung ct,
mas unO fonnten fib borp09entlidI
gtotiruneen bebaupten, iu6brenO Bro6
| ftofe unb 8etrolemm einen beoeuteneel
YreisriiG9ang aufpeifen unb nament.
lid in Iebteren oas @el6aft iebr Fal
mar; bod beiferte fi1 fir blefen 9lrtt.
| Eel Die Stinlniun9 am S1lufle mie0e
ettpas, tpie aus Der bertnebrten Nad
| fraee nod Sdiffsraumtcn erfi@tlid
| 8rObiiionen fanOen trOb oes niebrioel
| @ol0a9io's befrieotgenDen Mbsua; il
/ eini9en Mrtifeln bate fpecuLatine S1adl
fra9e fognr cine Steigerune i'm @reif
/ berboreerufen. G1iffsbe6arfniffe nm
Eabaf lebr fiji. Son Supporter seid
nete fi9 nur Gaffee in Tol9e Der 9initi
| Iautenoen GiosDepelde 0urd erb0bt
2ebbaftiefeit utO fteigenbe @reiIe aus
| fur Suder baben Snbaber tire 6orbe
run9en 5tpar erb6bt, bas @efdaft felb
aber bat an umfang nidts ocponnen
ale anoern Supporter nod INNER fiji
BEL iueidenOer Senoena Der Yreiie, /
| frenDen Webftoffen ipeciel lift bos &c
| fhoft gan5Iid in StOfrne 9eratben.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-11-09

~u eb.erfa brem. Nm Conn.
obeno ipur0e elm nnbefannter Mann bel
Ni1Iano Station auf Der 2ouiSbiles
SlaibbiIle gifenbabn bon Dem mad
NafbbiIIe 9ebenbeu 8u9e iiberfabren
unO ibm beioe 8eine sermalnat.
Gg @erf6nnnO ben. Ser
sNeent Sdrrts fiir bic GTpreB> @0up
pasnie unb su9leid EeleOrapbif in
Suntinebon ift nit $4,000 bur69e@
6rannt. gr fieB ieinen Softer 5urif,
tuelder nit 9teinet1 angefIIt mar.
RI Sobt8ef9offen. Sn
Sappoob @ountp tuur0e @nlnlor 9Seas
Der bon eit1ent Serrn Sones onr1 ben
Sopf eelhoiIen. @eaber bate gebrObt,
Sones al t6oten ilnb aIs fe fi6 beaeas
neten, 5og Beaber ieinen Nebolber nnO
ipoIIte auf Sones idieBen, aIlein Dos
@etuebr Deriagte, moranf SoneS feline
Yiitelc Sog uno 9Seaber nieoerI9oB.
Sones 1T inter $500 Bur9fdnft geitelt
tuorben.
~ @tfenba1nen. Sas
2ouisbiGe Depot bot am SonnobenO
einen Defenders Iebbaften une gef6afs
ti9en MnbIif. Sc tpnr6en go sSrodbt~
ra9en bon Sitter mad bemSRor6en aes
f9idt, tlameutIid bieIe 9aumipoQe.
Das SreftIe gBert Bel @lorfsbiIIe
1T ipteber bergeifelt un6 Die 8iiee perp
ben witber reseImabie seben, ME bors
Der.
~8robots Gonrt. Ni6tei
SIS. 81. @lenn qunIificirte emma @rias
GARD ais 8erpaIterin Der SinterIafen,
| ihoft bon Sanes $. gri31arb. Ste>
ielbe bate SIC, 900 8iirel9aft AZ fel>
len.
~ @pieIb0bIe. Oas be-
fannie sSpieIbaus bon Stain an Del
@berrbitraBt, fiioli6 bon BroaO, tpnrbt
bon Der 8oIi5ei nufeebOben un6 bi,
gerbaftnng bon IL SpieLern borge.
/, iiniitnietl.
~ Srauerbef1Iaffe. Oi,
bieflgeH 8offbeamten bieIten amGams
tag cine 8erlamtaIuaa, nm Srauerbe
fAliifie unb 8eueile ser Md5tuna uni
Sbeiinabnie be5iigIih 6es $D0es BEL
afffitirenoen Roftmetfers, Serrn Sen.
r1 8. Sones, 81 fa8en un0 ausaufpre.
| den.
L. nniberftat. Sn Der 6oII
i pes @le0tcal college in Der biefiae,
Wniberiitat tuir0 beute Qlbeno Il lib,
pie @inIeitun0s sHeOe gum Beginn be
| 8orlefnngen bon 8rof. Sobn s.. Gal.
LENDER gebalten iueroen.
i ~ SBeatraIif6es. Sc
i so. o. iDemptrat" meIbet: ,6rdul
| Sanaufdef trdt oeitern Mben0 I'M 30
| ffOn Sbeatet" aIs 3abn Mfacbetb me.
| ben Goipin Booth ais Macbetb) aui
/ @ie fpra@ ibre 9artie 0eutld, tuabrenI
/ ale iibrigen Nlitmirteu0en Die ibriael
III Gnalii1 gobeu. Sian erinnert fid
/ babel ali bic DDogIbttens 9Luffiibruneel
/ be8 SfheII0, iDeIdbe Dor 5fuei Sabrel
/ (lier un6 In Bolton unter Wfittpirfunl
| Ser 6erren DatDilon, GDiDin Bootl
mlO Srau Methnas s6ellsr itattfan
| benz
~ MnfnII. Min @amfal
giadts mnroen stpei Srausil in Gin
nabe BEL Spruce bon 5lpei W1dnnerl
| angefauen, nie0er0ef9Ingen unO 0i
Cine In BITE 6anO oefGnitten. Dr
GDgIe, BET betbei0erufen ipurbe, FAB
6aB Der Cine Der M1anner cine MRoff
J trllg. 8eibe entfamen.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-11-09
9ai1Oille llnO 9etatur
Giien6ADu+
Die Iansr beffebsnSe
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

na@
Suntsbiue, Niempbis, Stem SrIeans,
Wobile, Selma uno allen
Stui1denpunften.
8eeinnenb, SDnntae, Den Il. Gftc-
Der 1868 8 llbr glbenbs.
9affaeier3dge.
gerIniieil 9aiHutHe ............ SEQ @orgens.
uno- ..-..-....... 9.U1 AbeHo6.
Rommen an in ecatur UNI. .........1I ..0 Born.
uAb ......... 500 9orgens.
Serlahei, Decatur nm 1890. 9.55 eabs.
uno IA 40 8pru1.
aOrimen lin &oibuiae um....... 400 no gems.
nn0.....,-. $50 9adm.
Hra6t3age
geile6en Iofbpiae UNI . 500 URoraens.
9orinleil an IN GecatiIr nm --.-.. 6.G0 abenbs.
Bel toien Decatur UNI IS 4gprQens.
2ontmcn an in 9afbuiae UNI $40 Absnbs.
Nusee3eitbnete Sblafipaeen IA
alien Oea@t3necn.
8a99a8e DnrdbmarftrI.
Sobrpreiie 70 ,iebris, tuis bic niesriaftcn
aeesnOeatiUnssiss mad GSIumbio.
sssIssa s aai e ss1bia s s ss
BerL11en 0Dnnipta I'M 7.;3i 4tor9ens.
&ommen an in 9Rafbuiae nm ....... .f0.60 Born.
5ir Gur9binets lnb anbere Auftldrlins TuenSe man
ii1 eefGHieft an has Nureou Der Nafbpiue BsI6rees
rungseefeuf5afts norb6tIibe Gde Gummer unb
ehrr4ftraBe unS an Sds Sroab Straben Sepot, Roibs
Ott5 tSenernls6 radtsaeent.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-11-09
spesiaIsg . ti3eu.i

~ Die 0nmen= uns 5erren ssbube uno sties
feIn, weIte aaf Der milIiamfon eOnntp Sair bic
qrdmie etberen ao a.saeftsut un6 su pertarfen BET
Binfteah 8rotbers uHter benz Seruanee
9aus. 2ie 9erren gBinfeaS babsn nod sinise aitsu
pou BON Der ndmA9en sOrte. nOp2 3m
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-11-09

SuntsbiHe, Mempbis, Stem SrIeons,
Mfobile, Selma uno allen
3ipitdenpunften.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-11-09
anDeben! RnDtben! anpcben!

4rets fit ano6sn, bic am Chattanooga eifenba5ns
Depot obssIiefert werben. OttSO I'M
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-11-09

~u eb.erfab ren. 9lm Conn
abenb ipurbe elm nnbefannter Mann bel
Ni6Iano Station auf Der 2ouisbilleD
SfaibbiIle giienbabn bon Dem mad
glaibbiIIe 9ebeil0en Suee iiberfabren
unb inn beiOe Beine sernalnt.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-11-09
Gbgefielbs lln0 Gcntnffg
GDane0ilIr, GenberfDn s Ofafb0ille
Giienbabtl.
Sic suberIaiIiafte Goute mad Nfena
pbis, Snrnbolot, Cairo un6 allen
Vunften i'm gSeiten u. @uoen.
8sit TO itnen als ami aubertn sabaea.

SIN unn nad Gonntds, BEN 10. m1drs 1858
Grpre6s Sng perIdBf 4afbuine tdeIich 4m uhr
9adbmitta9s u4b erretft optinsDiHs UNI nbr
Abenss, ma9t IN NeHIpbis Silnctioi1 genanen Aua
Nempbis gidsburs, 9em Orleans unh lie 9Sui'tte i'm
Giibrueiten.
Dieter 2le uerbinbet fiG in Gum sISt mt bsrp
3uee bel 4e0biIe unb DHio Gifeubabn fur gatro, ST.
louis, Chicago Hnb ale Runtte i'm gorbwefteu.
YalIagiere fur MenpBis brau9en
6es 3a9ts Die gSa9en nidt gu tpedieln
5optinsuiae Troebts uuo Necpm fnobotiors. 2ua
perldBt Raibuiae goIitaes, Haitt1pps uno 6reitaes
UNI $50 gornittags unb errei1t Spptins0tIe I'm
1 .35 9la1mittaas.
6abr nus 5ru9tpretfe 70 niebris ME bic rtisbrss.
Ebrntas Soauarp,
mi1oba Gbsf Snssatsar iihS enperintsnSeHt.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-11-09

R6sr eamiI4on u. GrOuep. so. 90 grpaSarass.
transpOrtiren gRoaren tOitenfrsi an ibre auubsn III
RoibUiue unb eosefieIo. Oti27 ba
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-11-09
6anDeI ,.,sD D6rfe.

glep gorf, 8. glObember.
goIb 6fnete su 134g unO itano
UNI 10 llbr 1341 unO f6loB un 1244
1lbr N1ittags nit 1344.
4. g. Bombs 6pro3. fduis 1881 1125
5>20er 1. Geries 1851
2. ..1O6k
3. ..106k
geeue 9luSaobe .s.............. 1904
1910 Coupons. .... .104s
Seunefiee Bombs ate. SO
- neue .685
SaumUoIle Fau, 8reiie unberans
bert.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-11-18
IF YOU HAVE A COUGH,
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T Q U x / N E /!
Nov 1S 6

COLUMBIA, s. c., November 16, 1868.
To the Stockholders of the Columbia and
augusta Railroad Company. a VS..
Since the announcement of your Annual
Meeting, to transpire in Columbia, on the
Goth instant, the President of the United
States and the Executives of the States of
Georgia and South Carolina have con.
Cured in designating that as a day of
general Thanksgiving to the Supreme
Ruler OF the universe. In Difference to
these high authorities and the Christian
spirit of the age, it is respectfully recon-
mcnded by the Board of Directors, that
your Annual Meeting take place in the
city of Columbia, on THURSDAY, the 3D.
of DECEMBER next, at ii o'clock A. nj.
All stockholders and their families will
pass free on the trains from Granitovilie
and Columbia. VIM. JOHNSTON,
NOV l76 President.
s8 Edgefield Advertiser and Augusta
daily papers will please copy one week.
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ESTATE OF THAD. STEVENS. Con
gresham Dickey and Hon. e. Nc
Pherson are engaged in winding up
the affairs of the late Thaddeus
Stevens. They find only about
enough personal property to pay his
debts, and his real estate consists of
a house in Lancaster, estimated ut
SIS, 900. and his iron furnace proper
ty, estimated Mt from $5O,OU0 to
$50, 900.
The Descret NewS, Mormon organ
at Salt Lake City, thinks that the
lesson OF the recent earthquakes is
that the people should adopt Nor
monism, polygamy and the prophe-
cies OF Joe Smith. The Peruvjans,
on the other hand, thought the pur-
pose of the earthquake was to vivify
the alteration of Sonar del Mar. Who
shall decide. when doctors differ?
STRANGE. family in Whining
ton. N. O., has had, within the last
twelve months two marriages, two
births and two deaths-a strange ad-
mixture of the joys and sorrows, the
'smiles and tears, the happiness and
misery of this earthly existence.
What the fashionable youtie men
keep most-Late honrs.
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. Hlsf "a. D. b. .
1t is strange to see with what care.
Iessness some invalid, attend to their
health. They will procure box of
PLANTATION BnTrERs, which ought
to be used up in month or eix
weeks, and upon inquiry it is found
that they have used only two or three
bottles. Some days they have used
it according to the directions, and
others have not touched it. TheiwhoIe
trial has been irregular, and Of course
q less favorable result has come from
their use. If it be true that sswhat
is worth doing at oil is worth doing
we'll" how emphatically is it true in
matters relating to the health? A few
bottles OF PLANTATION BIrrERs have
often wrought wonders, while in other
instances disease has only been sub
dued after weeks of resistance.
MAGNOLIA WATEn-Superior to the
best imported German Cologne, and
sold at half the price. N14tIt3
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HIT HIM AGAIN Hancock, scala
wag judge in Mississippi, had been
endeavoring to convert conservative
negro, and failing, swore that any
nigger who voted against his own
color and race ought to be hung.
Sambo hung his head for moment,
as II in deep meditation, and then
looking the Judge straight in the
lace, said: "You say n niger who
votes agin his own race ought to be
hung?" eyes," said the Judge, she
ought to be hung" "Well, judge"
said Sambo, "what do you think out
to be done wild de white man who
vote agin his own race and color?"
The Judge bid his sable friend good
night, and has never invited him to
his house again.
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LAY OFF THE UNIFORMS. During
his late journey from Galena to
Washington, Gen. Grant passed
through town where an enthusias-
tic procession Of uniformed "Boys
in Blue" greeted him, and to whom,
accordingly, he spoke as follows:
GENTLEMEN: l see many of you
In uniforms. You laid them off three
years ago, and you can now lay them
off again, and we will have peace.
Good night"
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Madame NIGGA has quarreled with
the Empress Eugenie. Who is Ma
dame Moga9 Her Majesty's dress
maker, who, for ten years, received
about 100, GOO francs a year, for filling
her Majesty's wardrobe; untl recent
ly the Empress always yielded to the
dictation of Madade NIGGA in matters
oftaste and styles; bnt several months
ago, Eugenie commenced rebelling
against her authority, and as Madame
NIGGA, who is q very independent
lady, Tould not stand any snubbing,
q rupture ensued.
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SEWARD. A correspondent of the
Philadelphia Ledger. says: ga very
intimate personal friend of Mr.. Sew
ard says that functionasy is making
arrangements to retire from public
LIE at an early day, and that but for
tne still 'unadjusted Alabama claims,
ms resignation would take effect on
the LIST of January next. According
20 the same authority, the venerable
statesman intends to quit Auburn
ana spend tho remainder of his days
In New York. He has the purchase
OF an elegant mansion in Madison
avenue IN contemplation"
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a NEWSPAPER UPSET BY AN EARrH.
QUAKE. "A San Francisco paper. de-.
scribing the recent earthquake there
says: "The German Abend PoStnews-
paper was not issued yesterday even
ing, owing to their forms being pied
10y the earthquake. The ioor OF
their composing room settled about
six inches.
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COLU UIvTEIA.
weanesday forming. Nov. 10. 1868,


EzeseoE.asezry Peiltieal snEaxeasss.e!
A correspondent OF the Cincinnati
Enquirer, writing under date OF
Washington. November 8. asserts
that aaingular movement has been
originated by certain politicians, hav--
ing in view the casting of the Demo-
cratic electoral vote for Grant It is
urged il would influence Grant to a
conservative course. to which ahe is
undoubtedly inclined, A circular
letter on this subject has been ad-
dressed to Mr.. Pendleton, Governor
Stevenson and Gen. Preston, of Ken
tucky. a. al Stephens, and promi-
nent Democrats Of the North. The
following is the text of the letter:
"NVAsHNdToN, November s, 1868.
ssGENERAL.iIn my Judgment, the
wlseBs thing the Democracy could
now 40, would be to throw their en-
tire electoral vote for Gen. Grant, as
Ian In dication of the fact that, should
|he pursue o liberal, generous and
|magnenimons course, they will sus-
tain him. It would also have the
effect Of not leaving him altogether
in the hands of the adverse faction,
|andt would doubtless strengthen any
|pufnose he may entertain towards
the conservative sentiment of the
country. This vote cannot possibly
do Seymour any good. and thrown in
the manner suggested would, at least,
produce a conciliatory impression.
Very truly, yours, &C." ,a.yae.i
Practically, it is, q matter of small
moment how the democratic cleo
toral votes are cast. But in its moral
ASPECTS we confess our strong distaste
for hatappears to us as simply .'a
dodge" We should dislike to be re-
|sponsible for any step that would
provoke either a smile or sneer from
the lips of the feticent smoker, at
the expense of the Democratio party.
" Our support!' What does Gen.
Grant want with "our support. with
a congressional majority at his heels
and the army at his back? Is not
this dancing. a little ahead of the
music? If Gen. Grant proves him
self q champion of the Constitution
and free government and the Presi-
dent OF the whole people, the Demo
Gratis are bound to support him on
principle. and will support him: But
hadn'twe better, as the Mobile Re
gtstsa. pertinently suggests, wait for
him to develop, before we offer him
|allegiance9 We think SO, bylevery
dictate of dignity and common
sense. s
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ENDURANGE. lit Itisastonishing wha
the human frame can endure. The
numerous assistants that O. 2. Jack
son thasin his complete establishment
are as fresh for to-morrow's work as
they wonld be after long rest. Try,