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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-09-11
LEGISLATIVE.

COLUMBIA, S. G., September Tn
tho Senate, Corbin intr bill TO
suppress instruction and rebellion.
Section lst says if tho Governor is
unable to inforco tho laws by judicial
proceedings, he is empowered to call
out tho militia.
Section I'd. Tho Governor to order
tho insurgents to disporFo by proc!a-
nation.
Ssction Sd. Tho militia in service
are to be governed by tho rules of the
United States army, receiving the
samo pay and rations.
Section 4th provides penalties for
disobedience.
Section 5th. The Governor is aus
thorized to seizo rnd control the rail
roads and telegraph lines as part Of
the military establishment.
Section 9th. Tho Governor shall
orianize in such manner as ho secs
fit.
Section 7th. The Governor is au-
thorized TO suspend Tho Aabeas corpus.
Tho Chatham Railroad bill has been
made tho special ordor for tomorrow,
by voto of fourteen to five, showing
its probable success.
Corbin introduced bill fixing the
Attorney Generals salary at three
thousand dollars no fees.
Rutland's resignation was accepted
Corbin reported bill regulating
tho admission Of attorneys, which
was amended by limiting rho require.
ment of the oath to the attorneys here.
after admitted.
In the House, the bill codifyi"g the
laws was rcccommittcd.
Bates, tho negro insurrcctionist, ar
rived hore this attcrnoon-rot arrost.
cd.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-09-11

WASHINGTON, September S.-Mr.
Schcnck, Of Ohio, to whose discretion
conformity with that of Senator
Morgan, of Now York, was left tho
question of calling Congress together
In September, has written q letter de-
precating September session. The
best Informed parties state that
there will be no session.
Gen. Mcclellan is expected in the
Cuba which leaves England on tho
10Th snstant.
The Louisiana senator's threat to
burn New Orleans is regarded with
horror by all parties here.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-09-11
Democratic Mass Meeting at Ninety-six!

Democratic Mass Meeting at Einety-six!
NINErY-SIx, s. c.,
September 7, 1868.
EDIToR ADDEv1LLE PnEss:
DEAR SIR: Please announce in YOUR
paper that n Democratic Masss Meeting is
TO DO hold at Nincty.Six on the 18th inst.
All Democratic Clubs, in this and adjoining
Districts arc invited 10 attend, in fact every.
body, whito and black. There will bo a
basket dinner, and everybody can provide
accordingly. Distinguished speakers havo
been invited and promise to attend.
Respectfully yours,
J. w. FOOSIIE,
Chairman Committee.
-''.e
Circles Of Prayer.
To accommodate the brethren al Dino
West, (the place appointed for our next
quarterly Convention,) it has been thought
best to postpone the time of meeting ill
tho 18th and 10Th Of October next.
J. A. LELAND,
Chairman.
GREENWOOD, September 7, 1868.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-09-11
CONSIGNIIiLS,

The following named persons have freight
in the Depot at Atbcville.
Knox Il Co, Hereford, Davis, CT
Haskell, N Mitchell, Bradley e. WiGcmuu,
L Noble.
Erpress L Wardlaw, L Patton. Mosley
d White, Il NJ DcBose, II S Kerr.
d. r. SONDIEY, Agent.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-09-11
METHODIST.

The Mcthodists resolved at their
conference at Chicago to establish a
Scandinavian Seminary. The Scandi-
nrvian Methodists have subscribed
$4,000 for this object, and the COM
mittcc calls on the Church in general
to increase this subscription with q
contribution of s25, 5000 additional.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-09-11

Attorney General Evarts has adviccs
that haJeas corpus for Mudd. Spanc-
lcr and Arnold has been applied for
in the Southern District Of Florida.
The President takes ground that
the constitution forbids the naintcn-
ancc Of standing armies in any shape.
md that the act Of 1865 disbanding g
and forbidding a militia and volul.-
tccr force is absolute in the South.
1t seems generally conceded that it
will be too late to arm Southern militia
in time for the election, and there ap-
pears to be no other business and Il
meeting is improbable
KNOXVILLE, S. CA BLOODY AT
FRAY BETWEEN WHITES AND BLACKS
iT UNIoNv1LLE.-Bates, q negro
preacher, who claims to be general of
tho militia of Union District, was
foremost in the fight anI flight.
The Georgia Legislature is trying
to GUST the colored members. -Four
Representatives, Beard, Bclcher, Fyalf
and Davis, who have always passed
for blacks, claim to be white.
ATLANTA.-In the House, Sims, no.
gro, had the floor in defence of the
eligibility of negro members. He
was at the Democratic Convention in
Charleston in 1860, and he was glad
to see Mr.. Yancey withdraw his dele
CATION, for it was the silvcry lining of
the great cloud Of liberty for the col
ored man.
A point of order was raised whcth-
CT the fifteen minute rule was in force.
The Chair decided that each mem
.bcr had unlimited sway.
Sims continued his speech, md
said if they were turned out they
would rally again; such rally as the
people of Georgia never saw before
'"The Northern people love us, because
we re citizens and of the same blood
If all he tribunals of Georgia sustain
our expulsion it shall not stand" God
would not, he said, allow tho North
to succeed in the late war until the
negroes were declared citizens, and
Chief Justice Taney's decision had
been reversed by God.
Turner, negro, will follow Sims
and 30 On until twenty-seyen negro
members have made a aSseparate de
fence, unless cut short by vote O
the House. It will take many days
At last accounts Mr.. Davis and hi
family had not loft Liverpool.
AUaUsTA.-The State Senate ha,
unanimously passed resolution au
thorizing the Governor to issue pro
clamation disbanding all armed asso
Citations throughout the State. Their,
arc bands of armed negroes through
out Georgia, and in one county the,
j ave es;sted the sheriff.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-09-11

A German Democratic Club has
been formed at Charleston, with Gen.
Wagencr as President, and eight Vice.
Presidents.
In the same city tho Irish and Ital.
ian citizens have loaguod together in q
Democratic Club, with Jas. +. Slatt-
cry as President, and thirty. two Vice
Presidents.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-09-11

p R Dish DRUGS
Alcohol,
Gum Cnrnphor,
husbands Plaster,
Ext 1.ogwood in lib Boxes,
Extracts Vanilla,
Extract Lemon,
Coach Enrn.sh,
Copal Varnish,
Black Leather Varnish,
Annette,
Capsules.
Creosote,
Pill Boxes,
SIENNA Leaves
llegcmru'a ELK, Bark ana Iron,
Composition.
Fuivcri.ed Elm,
Philotoken,
Irpianari1,
Iodine,
Babbtls Yeast Powders,
Van Dcuson's Worm Confrctions,
Mustang LinimeHt,
Glue,
Gum Tragacantl,,
Corrosive Subli.nntr
Willis Pro. To. Car. Iron,
McAlun's Elixir,
White Wax,
Large Corks Cor jugs,
Pummice stone,
Coffee Gelaiine,
Cox's Gclatinc,
Whiting.
Sewing Machine Oil,
CoPpcras
Black Drop.
Chrome Yellow,
lppccac.
Sauford's Liver Invigorator,
Cinnamon,
browns Falernn,
Oxygenated Ditters,
Scotch Itch Ointment
IIclmboll Buchu,
Chloride Of Soda, (Frcnch,)
Mrs. Winslowa Syrup.
Oil Bcrgamot,
Rcflec,ing Srccalums,
Peasants Coucavc,
Tooth Picks,
Military Soap,
Heyncns Trusses Wool Padded,
Chloroform,
Iodiae Potash, (Freneh,)
Bromide do. do.
Glass Female Syringes,
Metal, do. do,
Tooth Brushes, Engli+l,
Tooth Brushes, unb!eachc1,
Percw Toilet Soap,
Cologne. 43s Smiths,
Cologne, 322 Strause,
Hang. Hang. (kimmel's,) Harps Bell-Ex-
'raets for the Handkerchief, most fashionable,
Hops. pressed.
Can Potash,
Sash Tools, No. l. g, and 4,
Paint Brushes, No. md 9,
Marking do,
Varnish do, No. and 2,
Syrup Rhubarb,
Ether SulEhurio
Elk Vilriol,
Oil Cloves
Tine. Murate Iron,
llcynen's Patent Trusses,
Robinsons Toilet Soap.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-01
MORNING, AUGUST I, 1868.
City and County.

rr,,ocRATIC CLUB PRoCEEDINGs.-At the meeting
g The Idaho City Democratic Club, held at the Court
r,se on Wednesday evening last the following per-
.,s were elected as officers: President, J. D. Gal.
,;,b. Vice President jeff Howell; Secretary Jules
rmevenn. The Platforms adopted by the Territorial
non,ocrac Convention and of the Boise County Con-
D,nton were adopted as the Platform of the Club.
WV Pagan and Thos Gray were nominated as Jus.
.;,os Of the Peace and T. B. Lyons and Matt Purcell
lr the Office of Constabes of Idaho City precinct.
a, ,aeting was well attended and enthusiastic. and
,rioAv addressed by Col Merritt and Mai Foote
was Completely refuted the charges of combination
Je AGAINST the regular Democratic ticket by the
sorebeads and bolters and placed the mongrel ticket
~ It's true light before the public The meeting then
dourned to again assemble at the same place this
Saturday, evening, at IA O'Clock
Tue PRECINCT NoMINATIoNs-Mr. VIM Pagan the
,ontleman nominated for of the Justices of the
pssce for this precinct, is too well known in thia
community to need any recommendation from US;
,nt we can assure all that he is well qualified for the
noston and will do justice to any constituency in
Tho noston he is put forth for. We can truthfully
cav the same of Mr.. Gray, the other nominee and
will bear testimony to his integrity a citizen Who
as an officer will administer justice without fear or
favor Of the nominees for Constables we can only
saw that they are good. Everybody knows Tom. Ly.
ans and we know that excep tions be taken to
him. Matt Purcell is perhaps not so generally &C
ononted but testify to his merits for the po-
Iition No better nominations could have been made
or p1ecinct officers and feel that such will
he the verdict OF our citizens at the polls.
New FINLAND an enterprising and accommo-
dating one too in the persons of S. G. Rosenbaum
and Charles Child has succeeded Mr.. L. NJ. Cohn,
IN the Clothing Dry and Gents Furnishing Goods
business on the corner of Main and Wall streets in
this city. Everybody knows Mr. Rosenbaum he
being one of the pioneers in this Basin public spr-
jted and thoroughly acquainted with the business
AID tie wants of the trade, and they will feel pleased
that he will again take his old place in the old stand
Mr. Chas. Child the second member Of the firm, is
also we'll and fsverably known to citizens as the
attentive and gentlemaniy salesman of Issacs Bros
ever since their establishment in business in this
tity The new firm will continue the business with
a full assurance of success. Everything found
there and more sill always be kept OH hand, and
complete fresh stock will be received, OF which
due notice will be given.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-01

The FIsHERMEx.-Jim. Wood, Harry Bowman and
heub. Peyton, he of the bird on the hickory limb.
hook trip up Nore's creek, on Tuesday last, on a
trout fishing excursion. They met with splendid
slccess-catchng something near hundred as fine
mountain trout as ever Ike Walton dropped line to.
lney got home in the evening in time to strike a
dividend. aud we tried 'em for Wednesdays break
iaS with enough for perfect test
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-01

A@ARD.-Under this head Mr.. L. n CShp makes .
lew suggestions of interest to some Of his old Gus.
s0lners' He has sold out and says he wii surely go
"ay In short time to which fact he briefly and i'm
perauvely alludes in his card 'Resd 1t.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-01

ASHowER.-on Wednesday afternoon last very
!'ifeShing shower. 'short but cooling" and sooth
lug a'mospAeHiaauy speaking. to the "ph0elinks,"
III inc sultry weather OF nowadays 10 this latitude
"'oK place. More Of the same sort uld not be dis
agreeable Just at this tine
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-01

hfTURNED.-slr Chas. Kress, formerly of the frm
u Schwamb Kreiss, who left here few weeks ago
'r california, with the intention of remaining has
ie'ufned with his family and intends locating per
hianehtiy among He says that Idaho is the best
pace nc can find, and like most Of those who have
'e mere, has found his way back, satisfied to remain
8ith u.s.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-01

N"rlcE.-James McDeviM w4sles to inform his
trends and the public that he Is again the sole owner
=, the No. Saloon, in Centerville known as the
Magnolia Saloon, and that he is ready to accommo
Affords "'+ rncIwo
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-01

positively Last Warning.-clas.J J. Bern
'ei hereby gives last warning to those indebted to
Hi' either by note account that unless those per-
'0s come forward and settle at once costs will be
incurred after this date. august LIST, as all accounts
N notes will be placed in the hands of an officer for
"'"ecton' having waited long as possible and CIV
en- notice heretofore. NATL.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-01

ENGLISH STONE ALE.-Meydcnbauer 4 Rid, OF the
Miners Brewery have just received from San Fran
cisco supply of this most excellent beverage, and
offer it for sale by the jug or dozen. We know it is
good Bill feel into our front door with half doz-
en- jESs which he permitted Us to pass around. We
fastened on to whole jug alone. and nothing but our
respect for age and the recollection that claimed
to be gentleman ever induced US to pu: the cork
back. It's like Josh Hobbs opinion of married life
mighty good
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-01

DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMESr.-The Idaho Juvenile
Dramatic Troupe, under the training of Mr.. J. J..
Frayne on Buena Vista Bar, give notice of another
performance by them to come off in Good Templars'
Hall in this City, on Tuesday evening next. Their
former exhibition most creditable to themselves
Will undoubtedly be more SO, They wish TO raise
funds to purchase regular stage costumes. and in
stead of circulating paper, offer the moneys worth
or what they receive. Give them 4 lift, and they
will furnish genuine home amusement all winter. and
viii not carry the money away when they fail to
draw.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-01

ANOTHER BALL--By reference to our advertising
columns it will be that the citizens of Granite
Creek will give another ball in that place on Friday
evening, August 2lst Committees are composed OF
residents in all parts of the Basin, and nora need
stay away for want of invitation 1t is well known
mat good time is always had at Granite Greek; be-
SIDES who would not go, just for the pleasure of be-
los receped' by the first three of the committee.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-01

IDOL LAGER.-Leopold Bischof, on Main street,
s0oVe g. Bryant's wishes the public to take notice
mas mas the coolest lager beer always on tap that can
- "sa- eau In andtry.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-01

MEAD ir.-Among the loesl xsuus win be found
o''st notice, with black type bead. explaining the
lucas Of Chas J. Bernstiel in certain matters. Read
~ and see II you think Charley IL joking. rz ~ I
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-11-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.
The Great New England Remet
DR. J. W. POLAND'S

DR. J. W. POLAND'S
 WHITE PINE COMPOUND Cures Sore Throat, Colds, Coughs, Diptheria, Bronchitis, Splitting of Blood, Pulmonary Af fections generally. It is remarkable remedy for Kidney Complaints, Diabetes, Difficulty 'of Voiding Urine, Bleeding from the Kidneys and Bladder, Gravel and other Complaints
 BOSTON, Jan. 20, 1868.
 PoLAND's WHITE PINE COMPOUND. After having given it a thorough trial we can confi- dently recon mend Poland's White Pine Com pound as a very valuable article for the cure of colds, coughs, and pulmonic complaints 2 ;neralIy. In several cases we have known it to give prompt relief when all other remedies which had been tried had failed It is an ar- ticle, which, in climate so promot;Ve of sud den and severe colds as is thatof New England ought to be in every family; and we are sure that those who once obtain it and give it a fair trial, will not thereafter be willing to be without it-Boston Journal.
 A VALUABLE MEDIcINE.-Dr. Poland's White Pine Compounds, advertised in our columns is successful attempt to combine and apply the medicinal virtues of the White Pine Bark It has been thoroughly tested by people ir ihis city and vicinity, and the proprietor hal testimonials to it's value from persons well known to our citizens. We recommend its tri al Tn all those cases of disease to which it i. am1apted. m It is for sale by all our druggists | ~. 4. Independeat.
 l he While Pine Compound is now sold ir ayery part of the United States and British
 Prepared at the New England Botanic pepo ooS'on'"ass' 254m
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-11-19
POLITICAL.

Boone county, Illinois, claims to be the banner county of the Union. Her total vote on the Presidential election was 2. 356 and Grant had 2, 050 leaving the democratic candidate but 306. What a boone thai county would be to the Connecticut rep,1b licans.
 A general fight occurred on election day at Barboureille, Ky, during which G. w Pitzer was killed, and four other pers ons severely wounded. Twenty-Five or thirty shots were fired, and bricks and stones without number were thrown. No arrests were made. i7I Y -',''
 The best thing yet said about Gen. But ler's triuUph is this by his friend Georae Alfred Townsend: 'tButler has simpudence' enough to return to Washington and be- nave himself, but this is improbable" The Philadelphia Moruing Post suggests that the Democrats, after they are through trying to steal Gen. Grant, might attempt the larceny of the Rocky Mountains.
 The National Guards of Philadelphia. a. militia regiment, which is chiefly compos- ed of democrats, has announced it's inten- ton to join the Presidents escort on the 4th of March next. n
 The Journal of Commerce says:-ss And we rejoice, too, that the final result IS so decisive as to close the door to controversy. If the contest had hung tremblingly in an even balance, and only inclined to the win ming side at the last moment by feathers weight, there would have been far more wranging and i'll feeling over the result"
 The World says of General Grant: '.He needs to bring into his cabinet men whose appointment will be significant of his in- tentions. If he means kindly to the South he cannot better express it than by taking MT. Greeley into his confidential council"
 The World is responsible for the follow ing:-"The radical papers are disposed to make mirth of the fact that General Frank Blair has bought lot in Kickapoo Don't Klckapoo man when he is down." -t-
 A Democratic orator in Brooklyn de- scribed procession of his party as one that Spread itself along the street like an immense serpent" This is natural as well as 8 vivid description of 8 Copperhead
 MT. Christopher Pullman, who was mur- erously assailed by rufians on the Friday preceding election day, is recovering from the effects of the severe beating which he received.
 In the town of Gosl1en, vt., there was only one democrat last Heptember, and he bolted for Grant Republican gain 100 per cent! eH % -s&4 .@
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-11-19
Drobate Notifes.

A I Court of Probate holden at Plymouth EA within and for the District of Plymonth on the 10th day of Nov A. D, 1868
 Present v. R. O. Giddings, Esq, Judge.
 On motion Of Apotlos Markham, admin strator on the Estate of Apollos M. Bron- son late of Plymouth, within said District deceased, This Court both decree that 6 months be allowed and limited for the credi- tors of said estate to exhibit their claims against the same to the administrator; and di- rects that public notice be given of this order by advertising in newspaper published in Itchfield County and by posting a copy there of on the pubic signpost in said town of Ply. mouth nearest the place where the deceased last dwelt. s-aa " .-eGtst. .-@
 Certified from Record,
 52-3w :. V. R. c. GIDDINGS, Judge,
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-11-19
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Litchfield enquirer., 1868-11-19
Important Certificate.
TCommunicated by a Physician.1

Some months ago I was called to attead lady of Williamsburg N. Y., who had long been suffering from troublesome uterine dis ease, Its presence was marked by constant vaginal discharge, sometimes of a watery con- sistency and Sometimes creamy and mOcu-pur- ulent. She had been under other treatment for some time, but cons, aHtly grew worse Va ginal examination disclosed extensive indura- tion and ulceration of the cervIx utsri The uterine inflammation. which was evidently as = sumlng d chronic torm, Was also aggrav ated by long standing con supation alpiLatlon of ot the heart, nig h. sweats, cough, poor appe- tite aud almost daily iaintings Sue fainted | to entire senslbiilty during cue of my hIst vis- ts. l commenced of course. by such active Lo- cal treltmeut as the ulceration demanded and then applied myself to recuperalion of the general health. It was incunveuien to see I her frequently, and except to mark the heal ing Of the uIcers n the early stages, visited Ter only every other week. For tonic and con- stitu,iona invig orant Nodd's Nervine only | was prescribed. had sometime before be- | come acquainted with it's properties and knew Of nothing more satisfactory Iu is probable fleets. And the result comp pletelJ justilied my expectation. In less than a fortnight tue bowels had become tree and regular m their movement 5, tne nlght-sweats dlsa ppeared, and appetite began to gtoW. The talnilng spells became less frequent, and soon ceas ed alto gether. In another fortnight there was ne more cough. the vaginal discharge was sensi bly diminishing, sleep was normal and letresh- Ing. and the general health decidedly improv- ed. What remains is soon told The patent continued the use of the Nervins, and no oth- CT medicine, tor some weeks longer, when my further attendance was not required. Since her recovery have seen her but once She seems perfectly we'll, Her joy over restored heai'h il IS naturaliy y enough most enthusiastic. She never before had medicine g. ve her such comfort and such appeti Le-anG such sleep-- and such strength Sne wouldn't try to keen house again without it, and 50 forth and SO forth. 1t Is my own opinion that the Nervine is the best tonic and corrective of the female organization that has ever come under my un- der my observation. l shall not fail to contin- ue it's use in all similar cases, and the profes. sion know they are numerous enough
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