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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-05-29
A Card.

In the Banner and Ircss of last
week, Mr.. Gabriel Schwarz published
his card in reference to certain ru-
mo's in the community, aS to his
course in tho latc c!ccliuu upon thc
ratification oT the Constitution. Had
Mr.. Schwa,= been satisfied with Il de-
"iai of the runors, | would uot have
considered it necessary to notice his
cad, but he has seen proper 70 char
tctcr;zc the report Az malicious"
and cas- circulated hy certain evil
disposed persons" 1t is known in
this community that the report Oh
tanned publicity through my ins,ru-
mentality Therefore, deem it in.
cnmb.nt en- me to take some no ticc OF
Mr.. Schwa,@'s card.
The circumstances are these: On
the Mun,lay before tho election | was
cndeavollnS to persuade tho labnrcrs
in my employ not to go to the polls
and vote. ! VAS informed that they
had been told that elf they did not
so to voto and vote tho long printed
ticket. they would be arrested and
tried before tho Captain, and either
sent TO- the pcn;tcntiary or fined"
sad it was Il lie. One Of the men re-
! piled, dwell, Mr.. Sc!,wa,x told me so
and told me tell all tho others" OH
crs stated that they had been told the
same Thing, without saying by whom
Four Of my lab 'rcrs had been 10 the
village on tho Saturday previons, ant
some, ! know, were in Mr.. Schwartz
store. I had no reason to doubt ,h,
truth Of the statement, and rcsardin.
it as \ matter Of public concern tha
VIC should know who in this commu
nifty wcro against us, mentioned til,
matter to certain friends ut the VILLAGE
and IN that way tho rumors ob,aince
circnlation. ! never stated that "pro
misses and b:ibes" had been used b,
Mr.. Schwalz.
EDWARD F.. PARKER.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-05-29
co N SIC n IL F. s /.

ty- The following ratnad persons have
freight in the Dat bot at Abbevtiie: % "I
Nailrotd Freighi.-Moseley & White, w. D.
Mars, O.. NJ. Calhoun. CHARLES & Thomson,
White. 1SmIth f. Co, VIII Parker. J. ".
Thohnns,'J: Miller. Fhos. Sims. Gen: s. BlcGow.
an, G. M. Miller, X. II. Wardla%, Capt J. W.
I.omax. Misses j. g. NJ. g ordon, II. W. Law.
son. John Lyou.sl! ."nar 49,
=? EsRress F,stghL7,'Gen. 8. Mcgovau; O. Cox,
W@, Mccall. CA. Mays, h'sa MIG. G'sne~nt
:; Mayer H. D.. Williams Mrs II, Black, @.
W. 'Bafies.' ""''i 80 80 7'''''' -
onos .f:js rotl,dD. r.: sONILEY. Apont'T
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-05-29

Speaking OF Hancock far ,hv Presidency, the
New Orleans Hicnynnr SAWS ':-"lf II man Who
was "au'Toc"liy" "r plainly on the wnr side is
+" hr chosen. we would much prefer one who
fought for hl' principles. and who is KEEP! out of
his seat nv EaiIenl usurrat:on will fight for i,
uutIl lie gets in
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-05-29
The End Of Impeachment.

Tile following Washington dispatches show
that impeachment has ut last Resulted in the
hcq"iL'a 'al of The President, and that The court
has adjourned simc dc:
wAsnISGruS. May 2G-2 r. Mn the
court. motion to adjourn to Jun. 90, wnr lot.
The cuurt then proceeded to vote OIL the arti-
clcs. and defeated the 81 and Sd, by the same
vote ns on the llth-35 to ~. After the vot q
on the Sd article, the Court adjourned sine
He
/. ART. II-Charecs TINT the President, there
then being no v"cancy in the Wnr Officr, au.
th"iizeT Gen. Thomns in writing 10 act IA Sec.
! rctaiy as interim, the Senate then being in
session. ana with intent to violate the Teuure.
OF Office Act und the Constitution.
ART. Ills like the second, except that il
| alleges that the President appointed 1hurnu.
Secretary OF War without the advice and con
sent Of tie Senate, and without authority Of
law, and with the intent to violate the Uvusti
luti"n.
G. i. Nth" court met ut noon. A mo-
t'"n I" proceed will, the remaining articles
was iost-2a to &c. A motion ndiourrnr to
the I'D Jnpe WAS lost by mite voi... On the
SECOND aud H!rl,argules rssuItpg in &C quiita
motion a"journiug the Court si"e dee pre-
! vui.cL.
In the Senate. Anthony, Wiley, and Van
! "inkie denied newspaper reports tlat Chuss
had cuacnvored ! influence TO their votes; and
! Fessen'len denied his identity with the prnros
Cd third parry, aud announced his determine
lion 10 support tho Republican nominees
Adjourned.
The excitement in the Court this morning
was intense. On all the preliminary uues-
lions, Ross voted with the minority, md novel
M amendment to the motion adjourning III.
Court to tho lst SeptemLer 1t was thought
the'e votes indicated that Ross had gone over
! Inc grave question turned on his vote. Ross
rose from his seat pale, but Otherwise gave NC
! indications Of excitement. .i'''
In the House, The Speaker announced tia,
tie tt'nch ons of the impeachment managers
! ha' ceased; when resolution, conii,, uiue
| them NJ Committee 10 continue corrupti,n
Investigations, prevailed. A pro,es, that the
Committee investigation, in Which minority y
is nnreprrsente'l, wns unrarliumentary, was
"ver-rulcd by the Speaker The House con-
trollcd or could entrust Investigate. n 10 whom
1t pleased. A motion to add two members who
had VOTED ngainst impeachment, was tabled, or
BalleI's motion-- GO to 81.
| "dolley il confined in the room Of tho
Committee on Foreign Affairs. Ills crime is O
refusal to answer certain questions Of the In
! Peachmcnt Committee
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-05-29

CIScISNArr, May 81 3-Robl,era ssizsd nm en-
e'ne heiwerr Louisville mud Ciucinnati, and
'i"'nclnG Tho express car. left the balance of
the train they then throw the express nl-,sru.
yer out nnd robbed three snf-~ Los. unknown,
ihe engine wns found Oh tho track this morning
deserted. - , y ." .E
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-05-29

som" ladies' visiting ut the White House
We're inqui,irg Of Mrs. S,ovrr, the Presidents
daughter "s to Impeachment rrosrerls MrA
Slower pr"'nrtly replied: "0h. We pny no at
'ent'om 70 the matter ut all; for we knnw We
ry we'll tlIut pa is always in hot water!'
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-05-29

GALvrsros, May s3- d-strnc,ivo hnil storm
occurred in San Antonio on the l9tk which; in
half "n hour, destroyed house& cropa.1ru,s sn,l
lives reported lost. t.iu, ,'.' ii :! ' ''' -
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-05-29

sS- The friends Of ROBERT JONES, re-
specially announce him as candidate for
The office Of Tax Collector at the ensuing elec-
ton. He ia the only candidate who has come
ou. squnrely on the Democratic platform aud
hence has entitled Iii msen to the UNANIMOUS
support Of the party.
- MANY VOTERS.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-05-29

The National Inlelligencer says, that Stan
toh's lst.r of resignation is IN the hands O
one OF his friends. who is inst ructe,l to pr.seu,
~ ns soon as ,l"re shn!l be final action Of n.-
Iu'L'al OF The President under. the impeach-
meut churres
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-05-29

60 Gen. Candy has appointed seven
negro aldermen for the city Of Charleston
in place of incumbents removed.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-05-29

D-sH Mcssrs. Trowbrdye j. Co. l,avo
have jn>t received IIemlock nml White
Oak Sole Leather, French Calf Skins Ii
ming, aud Finding generally.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-05-29

It ia now stated on good authority that
Chief Justice Chase has positively decided 20
proceed with The trial III. ..ltsrsoh Davis OFT the
sd Of June. The um!el States CIRCUIT Court
has adjourned to that date.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-05-29

cW We call the attention of our readers 10
the advertisement Of Mrs. Schwarz, nnnoun-
eipg tle ayriyas sf Tia .-latest~ styles Of hats
bonnets, flowers. lroste'l netting. ribbons ard
laces. all Of which she is iretihl, ut very low
rutes.' Call early. .. .' r...'
Also, just rccciYel fresh lot Of confect;on.
cry. ....-. ....
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-05-29

- The name of Mr.. james Clark i;
Withdrawn as candidate for the Office ..
County Commissioners.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-05-29

.":7F' A" interesting meeting Of tie
Democratic Club in this place may be en-
pected on Saturday evening next, when
an address will be delivered by Hon. Tlos.
G.. Perrin 80 ,
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-05-29

General Don Carlos Buell.. once upop Time q
grrnt and dreadful man of. wnr,' ia ext.n.
slvsly engaged iu the coal mining business n
keDIdcky.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-05-29

| tee. 1t Vas shown under thesnew Cons,i, utio u,
taS isprorosed tp raise; ffom an impoverl shel
People 'h''enor1hous sum Of 50, ,23a'96O. but
t"'tts not NIL; In 'hs first Plncc 9e nr. sat-
Jeff sd that ths estirnotes ars smajl. Ins The
SECOND Pl"css the committee omitted to t,fovide
IN the estimate Tor the increased expenses at
.c"''"' "ro" 'h" new judiciary system. We
have bee" told hy legal gentlemen, that these
expenses has been much larger than under
tie former system. So tha, the s2, $50. 95o
; must be farther a,,rm, u,cI.
"Sneh Il beauty dItcrow:n +.
Ph"mir.
NV lotK. May 27---Noon,-Cvtton on dull. at
! 20 for urlanls.
| !r. M.-C"tton less ac,ivc-salcs 900 bales
at 80.
CHARLESTON. May 27:-Cotton nominal; no
sales; lreceirts % bales. -
ArGysrA, May 27.-Cotton market fiji
n"ln'n"Iiy - 2'i for mil,lIing.
.I!rErr""L May ~: M.-Cotton down.
werd-nrnnds lls nlly.
i'FHRro"r.. May .7-Evening- cl s.
ca quiet. hut wrnker-uplnnds III: Orleans
lls; sales 1000 halcs
"e Ne" ok Pest (Hrlnh!icnn) referring.
10 the vote on impeachment says: "rhc only
"R'sfacel"l vote cast on Saturday wrs that of
air. Wade, who. with n rcchl less abandonment,
OF "ecency and pr"pricty, voted for conviction
"''' i"r MS own elevation 10 the Presidency,
"""h 1t was bell :ved ~ himself unl the other
supporters OF impeachment that couvi.,ion
would be obtained ny oulv u single vote. W.,
; shall he surprised if Mr.. Wads's course in ,hi.
mater '"es not drive him out Of h. public
'''' II mas certainly los. him tho Respect and
confidence OF AL impartial minds
The cost Of the impeachment trial Of the
t'resn!cnt Of the United Stal.s j., estimated n,
: '''' """'lrr' thousand dollars. The rroLa-
b'ii'y Is 1t viii exceed five hundred thousand,
9"h,c witnesses cost five thousand dollar.
, EACH H. IL reported that the bill for rri,.,im.
The iick".s Of u'lm:>si"n amounts TO six thousand
an" '''i'rs. Thus much are the people taxed,
III THIS single case, to grat'y tho malice of
liad,lcus Stevens .t TO.
e-----
a iitti" d'ili:nlty arose in the Methodist
Confidence ut Chicago cuncerning the disposi-
''"n oi the coIored dqlrgatcs One Of the
hrr'hren amid such applause. invited them TO
rottakc Of his hospitality. The next morning
he :ia'ed to the conference that il wasn't ex-
ac'iI convenient for him to keep them longer
and they were Scut to u cheap coIored Lonrd-
inS house ior remainder Of the time. :.
Ink C"rToN WorM.-rhe Galveston "Com-
/ mcr:ial Enlletn," Of the 10th instant. envs
, 'Advic,s from lh. interior re,a.iy. To- tho c,,-
''''""" "i the growing crop, have, until within
; Il lew days, been very enucnrag ginr, but infor-
! tn";'on has reached us from several sections
reporting that the worm had n,u.le ia appear
! ance. bnt whether or not it is of the srecirs
that cr"nted SO much devastation last year j.
not definitely stated"
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-05-29

WAsiIINdfoN, May 27.-In the Sennte, the
bill incorporating national insurance compa-
MES. passed. The resolution, accepting For
-ney's resignation, went over; under rules.
seward aske'i for docuu,ents and correspooa-
ene', regarding fM,e "A Alabama clui,u.. .l.tss
made personal explanation, regarding bri-
berry reports. Davis resolution, amended by
Kos s, 10 make the committee five, instead of
three, TO investigate corruption reports, passed.
Ark Eaisas' admission was discussed 10 adicuru.
ment. in the discussion on minor details. no
Republican opposes her admission under the
Constitution.
In me House, no business Of Importance was
transacted. ~ ''S' '..' '''.' -. -
Phe IIonse nHd'sesna,s are engaged IN nnim-
rott"ns routine The efficacy os-tLs H15eo.
s"rSss in trs wooley aAse is- doubssdA,l,e
weight 9f opinion being that, tliej House of
Representatives is too high to be disturbed ip
Il sGi Gi':Gt. di"Sas;s z y. v5.s vs5.si.A .e.Js sl~
isenth cAreIiaa rsises :lss pdru aud wheat to
.hs 'sFs o5 !hsHt YtRpy Rpy other ato in North Amer
Ga, 10 1887 New York bad an. average ,of
thirty bushels OF c9rir and fourissi m bu.hsls Of
whsss; ftnhsy y1vi1h thirfytwo bushels q corn RI
aud tss'ts basifels'of WHEAT; ew Jsrsssy thirty.
setssaaPhels, Of Gosh; sad' fourteen bushels ss
Whfeas, and sphss 1Carqlps eae,e.. Bu.Ii.ls .af
wheat and six bushels Of corn. Thers, is, no
good reason s for this. Our S,ats has ,lapd- .s
fieh snd ssrtifo d .sS ID '}hstl }hs SSrld, Small
farms, deep pIoughiae!a aahofbag ga aias aa4a {
free uss of nsnufeI win raise GArSHb4.s 4 to
laysl with hssNes, RuEsaud staa4s oAn aver
eege1ef twenty ba,aslIs tPf sota and 'ten bushels
Of wheat can readily be made. and this can he
improved. WAL mol our farmers Q. least make
the a'!!smgt7
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-05-29


DsS" Gen. Candy, by recent order,
has postponed the election Of munich
pal offiaers of The Sta:e. The,slsetion
for County officers, it will be xsmsm-
bered, comes on Tuesday end We'd
nesdayi the %. ;andsal Jane next.---
Tho officers to. rhe selected :! are, Clerk
Of the >GaqEt, skohiR Praba.a,Isdgs,
3 County fomapissionera, and laSehaol
Commissipaal -, IL ,I1,>l a.asz"
Ba" Mr.. J. G. Nolaud, formerly Of ri,e
aImn 81 H. MEX ansfsa b Co., ,''efb 'efbstleston,
8: c.. sadaltr sandsHaIhssls maker tenders
b'seasieks to;aKe ss4izeals of tosf District
and 'solaas aslsSS Of 1fe Pdt,c| |pa.rop;sge.
Mr:tNdaA isaskiIkJ s5rkaast, and 1T,
gfys prdhHPst atH'sh.ion to aiI SldsSfasfn Ii his
deiaumtAt:: 'odp, friends ahfdS.x ven to
gsse him aSs:. Cd 10. An o, sSs4fs
F;;e :. a4.-----;.l 4d-4S-al siags;G :;
hS" The June number e5atbst moss
popslsr Of, the Southera lsrees,laies, 1Ae
Land s9s 'Lore,, has been received. ~ As
usual the contents are varied alM ipterest-
Ing.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-05-29

GY@ At recent meeting in Charles.
tola resolution was passed for another
convention of the Democracy Of the Stale,
to meet in Columbia. on 81 iionday in
June, as4 % dvis!ng meetings in the Dis
tricts on next sale day, to appoint the del
egatcs: The oljec. is 10 send more dele
gates to Tie Demcctatic Presidential Cor
ven'ioh. wfach meets 4.h jaly nex', i in
New York. h'G" -"
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-05-29
". Il. White, Treasarep.

S6- Tho citizens residing in tho
neighborhood Of Union Academy met
on tho 10Th of May, organized Dom
ocratic Club and elected tho follow
ing officers:
Prcsidcnt-Capt. HuEh Robertson.
Fice Presidrn,s-J. B. Kay and
james NJ. Carwilo.
Treasurcr-M. McGne.
sscretar:es-W. A. Black and DR..
J. A Robinson.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-02-22

4 gentleman whose modesty was too
great for his happiness. was one day
going through wood with a lady, to
whom he longed but feared 70 offer his
hand and heart He had schemed and
manoeyered enough for ten diplomatists
TO draw her away alone from the picnic
where they had met, and now he burst
not speak out for the life of him. But
the silence had become embarrassing,
aud at last he ventured upon hint.
"HarkP' he cried, suddenly stopping;
edo you not hear that beautiful bird
singing?"
Yes, replied the lady.
"Do you catch what it says?"
''No; / cannot say that I do. -
.''Why. it says Il love youl love
yOul love your as plainly as posi-
BILE.
Dear me. how oddl' replied she:
and they walked on again in silence for
a little distance. Presently the lady In
her turn stopped, and said, chow fun
ny! Do you he4r what the other bird
says?"
s.NO; what?" asked the man.
"Wby. it seems to me to say, show
it, Show 1t! Show it,
That landed hIm.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-02-22
POETRY.


There are some hearts that. like the rowing
Cling 10 unkindIy rocks and ruined towers,
Spirits that suffer and do not repine--
Patient and sweet So lowly trodden now
That from the passsr's heel arise
And fling back odOrOus breath lnsteAo Vi
sighs.
But there are other hearts that will not feel
The lonely love that haunts their eyes ana
That wound fond faith with anger worse
And ont II pity's spring draw idle tears.
n Nsturel shall ID ever be thy viii
Ia things with good to mingle, good Win
ilf
WHY should the heavy foot of sorrow press
The willing heart Of accompanying love
n teutleness. 10th her tyrsnts TO Teproyef
Though virtue weep forever and lament
viii one hard heart turn TO her anu re-
pent2
Why should the reed be broken that vii
And the- that dry the<sars in others eyes
Feel their own anguish swelling "lth0 u
Their sumner darkeued with the smoke Of
signs
sure. love to some fair region Of his own
Will fee at last and leave ne here aione'
Love weepeth always--weepeth fof the PS -
For woes that are, tor woes that may DC
tide: -.
WHY should not hard ambition weep st last
Envy and hatred, averice and pride
Pate whispers, sorrow lie your lot, -.
They would be rebels; love rebelleth not
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-02-22
The Great lledLclne Of lIle World.

Perry Davis & Sons 'PAIS Killer" may most
justly be- called the great medicine OF the world
tEere Is no region II The glOpe into which II has
not found its way, end Zone where It has not
long been llrgey used aud highly priced. More
over, there is cline 10 which 10 has not proved
to be well adapied iOF the cure IF a considerable
variety OF diseases; it is speedy and safe remedy
for burns, scales GUS, bruises wounds and various
ether injuries, well Tor dysentery disTrEoea,
and bO~sl complaints generally. IL is adm itsbly
suited every race ON the face Of the globe.
It's verg significant fact. that notwiths anding
the long period years hat the "Pain Killer has
been before the world, it has lost whit of
its popularity, shows least sign Oh it, becOm-
ing unpopular; but the contrary, the call ior il
st ably Increased from It's dTst discovery by
that excellent and hOnored man, Perry Davis. and
at previous time has the demand for Il been 30
great or IEe quantity made beeII large large IS
# Ia this cay
AuOther Significant fact q, that nowhere has
the Pain Xii er been ia higher repute. been
more generally used by ami les snd Individuals,
than il has teen hare at lone, where it was first
discovered sad iltrOdu6 ed, and where its proprie
tors, MessTs. Perry Paws & Son. have er bsen
held in high esteem. That the Pain Killer win con-
time TO he, what have STYLE IT, The great medicine
Of The aCoTtd there csnnot be the shadOw OF doubt
-PRCvIDENCE ADAER5IsER
febicWriuusrI
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-02-22
shassIng murder as AspInxaM

Panama Dan. 2S) Cor. of the Ny. Tribune. }
A murder was committed at Aspin-
wall on the night of the 18th, which
parallels IN the hideousness of the sur
roundings the most sensational of New
York tragedies. On the 4th instant,
Carlos Fernandez and his partner,
dealers IN cigars, arrived in Aspinwall
otherwise Colop) on the steamer Bar
celona from Cuba, and put up at the
Howard House. From thence they
commenced selling off their stock 70
retail dealers. They had a woman with
them who attracted some notice
whenever she descended to the
diningl room, but she was finally
supposed TO be the wife of one of the
CiqaTTeros. On Sunday last the part
ner Of Fernandez announced to the
landlord that they had procured a
house and were going 20 move into it
the next morning. He then paid the
hotel bill. About 4 o'clock She next
morning a large box which had been
used for packing cigars was carried
from the hotel to house IN a back
street. This early moving caused no
suspicion, all are early risers, the morn
ing being the most enjoyable part of
the day. But when, some time later, a
servant entered Fernandez's room,
murder gave tongue. There was
blood upon the bed where he had rest
ed, blood upon the chairs where be had
sat, the floor where he had walked his
last steps on earth, was dabbled with
blood. Suspicion fixed upon the box
as playing part IN the tragedy-the
principal part, it was apparently
thought, for it was traced up before
any search was made after the murder
ers, who we're putting miles between
them aud that bloody room. II was
learned that the box had been taken
from the house, where it was sent as a
blind, by a couple of negroes, and con
veyed In boat 10 the opposite shore.
1t was box of about three feet square,
and bore Fernandez's name and the
trade mark omit. When it was opened
there was exposed to view the body of
the late cigaTrer0, the trunk ia one
piece, the legs hacked off and laid by
its side. Then commenced the search
after the vjllianous partner. Half-a-
dozen parties who had lately come over
the road were seized here, but their in
nocence was. easily proved. After
much wandering of Justice in the wrong
direction, the murderer, we are told,
was yesterday arrested near Lion Hill,
a station on the Panama railroad, and
taken to Aspinwall; supposed accom-
plice was seized here and sent over.
Should these men be convicted, say
the people their punishment will be
light. There is no capital punishment