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STATE TAXES.

ME TAX COLLECTOR hereby nosifes
i the citizens Of Abbevlle Dis rirt. that
FIR the purpose nf assessing and collecting tho
Stu,e and Dit trict TAXES for 1867, se will lie
at AbbcviIlc Court House on Mon
DAY, the 81 Of February next, until The lob
Juno following, and every day OF the week
during that period. except OH sa'urdny~
when lie will bu AT t:okrshnry. and except sn
Monday. the 18th sf February, wAen he
will bs
At Nincty-sIx from 10 o'clock. n, Of thsb
DAY 10 IL O'Clock, d., on Tuesday. the lak
and
Al Greenwood from II o'clock Ts~1Na
18Th. IL o'clock " -dncsday, 10th, aa&
At DonMald's from ) O'Clock, r. NJ -
Wednesday, 10th, to 8 O'clock a ~, F"S
day. 2lst
Ec;urus must be mad. Of The .vslns Of all
R-al Estate owned Oh the lot OF January, 1881
If oil Spi,iluous Liq"ors manufactured frs'.s
| The lst Of January. 1878. 10 3l>t Of Decemhsr.
1858; Of all SI.irituous Liquors sold from Inc
| Lat Of Jnuua,y. 1868. 10 the 3lxt Of December,
1 !s6S-(qunrIcrly returns in sach case y 81 all
Buueies md Carrages ipld and Silver Plate,
Watches. .Jewelry aud Pianos on hand Isl ot
January, 1868.
| Gross Income. from Enployments FaeuIties
and Professions frua lst january. 1867. 10 Isl
January. 1868.
Amoun, Of all sales of Goeds. Wares cad
| Merchandise from lat January. 1868. to iss
January. lSS9-(quArte,ly re,urns)
Iuconss in. excess Of $500 from Salsrfess
Notes, Dividends. aud Money a. Interest.
Returns n,,l.t bs made Dy kseper.sf lIotsn':
Livery Stables, b Hard Tables, Bar lsoorss.
Public Hacks. Stage Coaches, 60. |; asso keepers
"f alI.PubIio Forri.s.
Taxpayers will DO required to return the
names Of all males on their plantations bs,vcen
The ages OF IL and 6O ysars; aud, also. the
number Of dogs on hand tho lst january, 1868.
| All returns Of TAKES must be 10 de by the
Sis, March, 1868. or executions for 'DOuBLss
TAX will be ISSUED,
/ All Taxes for Incomes must bs paid by The
aIst March. 1873. Oue-half Of the Taxes from
all other sources must also be paid BY the .! It
| Afnrch, 1858. and The rsmainiag half by the
18th June, 1868. Whore h,e whole tag il paid
ky the 3lsi March, 1868, disocunt Of Per
cent. will be allowed on thnt which Is due by
The 18th June, looo. :.
Executions will be issued asains! all perscn.
f.i.ing 10 pay their Taxes by The timea specified
Those who failed to make reiurns for the pas
year will bs relieved from double Tsx BY pay
ing up BY the LIST March; 1868.
The Taxes herein lowed shall be paid only h
gold aud silrer coin, United Statcs TEensur.
Toies, or notes declared to he legal tende
, by tho e;opsrn,nent # the United States. .
l-noies Of National Banka. or the Bills Racei'H
ble Of this State: also, the Pay Certjaeates
Jurors aud Cohs.ablcs.
AL returns seat by mpil otherwise masi
sworn 10 before a Magisirsts or Notary Puslu
d, order of G General Canby.
s.A. HODGES,
Tax Collector Of Abbevi'lsD Dia,ie',
! Jan 90 fS - S'a
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CHANG: OF SCHEDULE
On THE
Greenville and Columbia RaIl'
road,

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THE STATE Of SOUTH. CAROLINA,
= AEBEpILLE DISTRICT, =.

In Equity. :
EiU TO Accennt for use and occupo tion Of
Land, stay ,Daste and Surrender the
Premises, dc.
Mary I'll z. Griffin, by next friend, Va J. T.
Nurce and W. NJ. Grillin.
- TT appearing that W. NJ. CIR FIN. one OF
II the defendants to this cnse, resides be-
yond the l,as Of This State: On h,oti"n 10y
I'crriu d Co bran. c"mplaiunnts solicitors. or.
aerei. Tint the eaid defendant DO appear ana
r!ead, answer :or d-mur to sail Bill Of Com
I'll. in, within E,rfy ,H,.s from the publication
hereof. or the same will be taken pro 'o"te'ss
agains, irm
WSL. II. Parker, c. l. a. d.
| Commissioners Office.
| Fet, 1. 1868, ~. Il
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South Carolina Railroad.
t;EN'L SUp'rS OFFICE,

GEN j. SUP Is t1f fit;,
CHAELE>roN, :. G., Oct"i'rr 3 lSIT.
e IN null after October Il. l&I7, th" Passenger
w Trains cn the South Carolina Eal!run! !
viii run ~ tul'ow-, VIZ:
I.rav. l:I,atirstu Ia: Cului;ba.. 40 a m ,
Arrive nj kingsvile...... 10 n |
l.-avr king,Ni ir. ........li:io III.
l..,Hs Cul"nl,la. .i":"o H. |
Airiv. nj kirg!vir. -. .iI:'i' II IN
i,"nve hInusrihc. ........... ....'Z''o H.
Arrive nj Char lesion .:... i:'h' y II"
I.ravr Ch,rlc.,"n inr Augusta. .... .iH:io M
A;rvs NJ AuGns'n ...-.. t:i' Ph.
Arrive nj tl:utl"st"n. .-...... -" III.
The Passenger Train Oh the ;r'ri'!c" u; "neh
will c"nn-"t with Up nnd down C'lum'ia
| Trains. aud W .mia.t.n aud Manchester Rail
read Truins, Mondays, Wednesdays nnd
Satuid-ys.
| Gu aud ai,-r til. 9Th ins,., the Nigh, Express
! Freight nni rnssrnl"r Accommodation lruih
! will ron ~ fJlnw.. VIZ:
! L-uv- Charleston for Colunhia ...... $40 7 III
! Arrive at Cn;urntIn .a''' n IN
lI"hv~ Colufi5la ........ ....-. ..:'' u III
Avriv" at Charleston. ................. ':n " III
Leave Charic-t.np for Ausu-:u.. .1:3o . NJ
Arrive ut Augusta. a.................... .h:'o III
l.-.tV" Au.T-tu ..';''" j. "'
! NfrihU"i S'Hufics'bn. .'0b' 4" Us
| Oct % j.. L. fEAkE, Gcui supt
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NN aud after FRIDAY, til. 9th int,nn'
~ Passenger Trains will iun daily, Sundn, ,
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t0a!h Carolina Railroad Company,
OFFICE GE%Er,, :urERI>Tx>nESr,
b.u.mi,er II. iSh7.
NN and af.rr ,his ms ant, thx io!lowin
" TARIFF will b. observed:
rl,'M CoLpMMIA.
Cotton rer bale, IL New i'rk...... .....s1o
- Philadelphia. i %
d" Baltimore. ......... 81
ii. L. iEAkE-
General Superintendent.
D-c l3, 1887, 81 #
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HEADQUARTERS =,
Drug and Seed Department..
J1Tf.I.- p,aolr lE1

Drug and Seed Department, !
=. Whites Block, No. 4.
Special Order, No. : ,ooo
TL.t part Of General O:'ier 10. 1858
wherein was senot mentioned either OF tho
following articles. to wit: Potash ioI
making Soap, White and Rcd 0Gicn Sets.
. Glue and Cmnamon Bark, Copperas and
Sod., Mustang Liniment, aud philotoksn;
Also, Or. Cheeseman's Celebrated Female
Cure: aud Pain Doctor, al CT Which are
good, fbr Pains; Corn Starch, fresh and
Hne; for, delicate :Chlldren, Mse, Mrs
AVinslow's and Dr.. 'Sesbsoo:is Soothing
Syr1tpy for Children Tee'hins, e. lnvsl @
liable Remedies; and q Thousand, sno:t
or less, Of otIier things On l.and All:
: arc hereby p. declared for Sale. at In
!: Lowest Cash Prices, by =, ,-.1;7,,7,
F.k s, 1868, 42..f
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I'AkD |I7AIR hOTICD.

ALL persons indebted to me
by Note or Account for the
past two years, are hereby
notified that there is no Stay
Law in existence to prevent
the collection of tho same,
and unless you come forward
ut once and settle, l shall be
compelled to resort to the
last extremity.
| T Remember that Re-
turn day Is near ut hand.
J.J. CUNN1NGHAM. =.
Fch. 7, 1853. ~. tf
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MIDWAY ACADEMY.

IJSIIe sul,scrihar will commence the 'xarr"'s
of tb. r,,uv. named Academy, siiu,t'd
.lont ten mii-s vest "f Ahhcvillc Z. H., ."
the Srsnn.l aion.lay "f F-hrn"ry.
The following are the ~rntes of 'Iu"i9n per
s-s.ior Of Fi"o Months:
Higher Drspcl,es. (inciudiag the Classo'.)
il5nO.
English Grammar, Geography and Ari.h-
.ns tie. i! !i.'iu.
Elementary Branches. 1900.
heard eau he bad nj $,"nO PER MONTH, IN
ending Washing Fuel aud I.ight,
The Academy i. si'unt.d in line h'a',hy !"
ca,inn. nnJ ,raaant nrighb"'l,""d. und con
| s.u,.n. +" The T.. eshyt-riAu. Burtis; aud M-ih
| od,sL elturehss.
The Board Of Trustees c"nss 81 Of hve "'
! n.r. i,srkons to ~h"'n all '"""''' Ps'A'"'"s
~ the AcaLensy are referred.
P. GILBERT.
! Feb. 7. 1863. ~, II
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e u IL y p E .
GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, Dec 1.-THE tele raphic synopsis
Of he Presidents annual message and an
nouncement of the manner Of ITS reception So BY
loving comments from London journal:
The be- Daily News (radicaD says President d ut
Johnson persistent opposition TO- the 9sl Ml OF Of,
the nation is the$canse OF Ie p on a l that
there is no hope for restoration Of peaeeG and
npity in Americ,, until the accession Of Gen
Grant to the Presidency. -
" deprecates the refusal of the Senate to lis
ten to the message, and pronounces such action
disrespectful to the Executive.
The Morning Herald (eonserVative) says the
message of President johnson commend5 it,
self to everybody interested in American af-
fairs, as the warming, protest and testament Of
a statesman politically dying.
lieutenant Of Ireland is officially announced
LONDON, Dec. 11-Evening.-In the House
of Commons to-day the election of Right Hon
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NEW YOR "A.
CITY AND VICINITY

A verdict has been rendered for the Govern
ment In the Watson Creamy revenue case
The Kentucky Bourbon case was postponed
owing to the absence of some of the defend
ants it being necessary to try all together on
charge of conspiracy to defraud the Govern
ment.
Judge Shandley has discharged Hickey and
Moore, charged with commission of the Broad
way Theatre outrage some months ago. fully
~ exculpating them from sny legal wrong.
A case is before the Supreme Court of Rob
ert p. Getty and others, to recover from the
heirs of Daniel Devlin an amount of money
subscribed to the formation of now delunct
Oil Company.
The steamship Cuba, from Liverpool, of the
Cunard line, brings 300 steerage passengers,
being the first of the regular ships of this line
Shat has brought emigrants.
STEAMER MISSING.
NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-THE steamer Union
sailed from London on the I'd of October for
New York, and has not been spoken since she
left Cardiff on the 18th of October. She had
a cargo OF iron but no passengers.
CLOSING OF THE HUDSON
The Hudson is now virtually closed to navi-
CATION for the winter.
HEAVY ROBBERY.
SARATOGA, Dec. 1.-THE iewelry store of E.
R. Waterbury was robbed Wednesday night
of goods valued at $4,000. AS the safe was not
opened till to-day the loss was not previously
discovered.
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HELMBOLD'S
Extract Buchu

Hundreds suffer on in silence, and hundreds oil
others apply vany to druggists and DOCTORS who Ell
Their merely tantalize them with the hope OF cure
or apply remedies which make them worse. 1 would
not anything that would do injustice to The at
ficted, but am obliged to say that although it may
be produced from excessive exhaustion of the powers
oflite, by laborious employment, unwholesome air
and food, profusc menstruaton, the use OF tea and
Coffee and frequent childbirth it is far oftener caus-
ed by direct irritation, applied the mucous mem
brane of the vagina itself.
When reviewing the causes of these distressing
complaints, it is moat painful to contemplate the at
attendant evils consequent upon them 1t is but sim
pie justice to the subject to enumerate few of the
many additional causes which SO largely affect the
lite health and happiness OF woman in all classes of
society, and which, consequently, affect more or less
directly the welfare OF the entire human family The
mania that exists for precocous education and mar
riage, causes the years that nature designated for
corporal development to be wasted and perverted
in the restraints dress the early confinement OF
ofthe ball room Thus, with the body half clothed,
and the mind unduy excited By pleasure perverting
In midnight revel the hours designed by nature for
sleep and rest, the work of destruction is half accom-
plished.
In consequence OF this early strain upon her sys-
TEN, unneees airy effort is required by the delicate
votary to retain her situation in school at later day
thus nggravating the evil. When one excitement is
over, another in prospective keeps the mind morbid
" sensitive to impression, while the now constant
restraint OF fashionable Dress absolutely forblding
the exercise indispensable to the attainment and re-
tenton organic health and strength; the exposure
to night air. the sudden change of temperature; the
complete prostration produced by excessive dancing
uSo vi Necessity, produce their legitimate effect. AT
least an early marriage caps the climax of misery,
and the unfortunate one, hitherto so utterly regard
lees of the plain dictates and remonst1ances of her
delicate nature, becomes an unwilling subject of
medical treatment This is but truthful picture OF
the experience of thousands of our young women.
Long fore the ability to exercise the functions of
the generative organs, they require an education OF
their peculiar nervous system, com posed of what is
called the tissue, which is, in common with the fe-
male breast ano lips, evidently under the control of
mental emotions and associations an early period
OF life; and as we shall subsequently see these emo
tons, when excessive, Lead long before puberty to
habits which sap the very life OF their victims ere
nature has seli-completed their development
For Female Weakness and Debility, Whites or Leu
corrhea, Too Profase Menstruation, Exhaustion Too
Long Continued p riods, Tor PreIapsus and Bearing
Down, or Prolapsus Ueri, we offer the most perfec
specific known:
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PENIS yE4VANEA.
EXTRAORDINARY COURT PLEADING.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 11.-George and Cam
lila Twitche, charged with tine murder OF
Mrs. Hill, were brought IL to court this morn
ing. Mrs. Twitchel S counsel moved to quash
the indictment against her on the ground that
the Attorney had exercised undue influence to
induce the grand jury to find true biltagainst
her not warranted by the evidence before them
This he offered to prove by the District Attor-
ney, but the Judge SAID he couldn't be exam
ed. He then offered to put the officer in al
tendance on the grand jury or the foreman on
the stand. bat the Judge said it couldn't be
done as they were sworn to secrecy. The coun'
sci said if This action of the District Attorney
was unlawful, and yet it could not be proven
then the assertion that the grand jury is the
bulwark OF our liberties is all bosh.
Judae-No grand juror and no other person
can BE- examined TO prove what was said in the
room.
Counsel offered to call the foreman Of the
grand jury and ask him if the twelve Jurors
united 10 finding the indictment.
The court refused to allow this, and the mo
ton to auash the indictment was overruled
The prison4s were then arraigned and plead
not guilty.
It is said that the above action of the prison
ers' counsel was occasioned by newspaper re-
port that the District Attorney had tempered
with the grand jury.
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30 Eva
cow.nn,v MURDER OF AN INDIAN CHIEF.

CHICAGO, Dec. 1.-THE following are the
facts relating to the late killing of the Indian
Chief at Dunlap. Iowa. Several Indians had
been encamped for some time near the town.
The Indian who was killed came IN, and some
railroad men got into fracas with him, and
one of them succeeded in getting his blanket
awav. This was finally recovered. They then
took ava, his tomahawk, and when he tried to
get that back, they struck him with it. This
Induced him to make an effIrt to get it back
by force, whereupon lie was struck cowardly
blow and killed. This outrageous conduct
aroused the Indignation of his comrades and
thew came into the town in force, saying in
Main English that if the villains who had per-
petrated the crime were not at once appreben-
ded, they would burn the place. They had
forces enough at hand to do it, but the author'
ties at once took steps to secure the dastardly
other is in prison and will be tried.
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Mr.. Dennison as Speaker was confirmed by the
Crown, The members of the House qualified
themselves by taking the oath of office.
SPAIN.
MADRID. Dec. 1.-the instruction in Cadi2
is assuming more alarming proportions. The
telegrams from CadiZ announcing a surrender
prove erroneous. On the first sday of the out
break the insurgents got possession of some ar
tillerv. and now they occupy q strong position.
Gen. CahelIarole Roda marches with a c0nsid-
cradle force for vigorous assault upon Cadlz'
The National Guards are employed to keep Or
der and protect property in Madrid: Ihere Is
great excitement in Malaga and other IoWns,
but up to the present time open reVoiI GAta 90
only in Cadiz A rising is momentatily OK
nected in CaIani9 Arms and munitions OF
war have been landed at Cadiz for the lhsur-
gents who saam +, he supplied also WIN mon
ey They act with great determlnatioh and 1t
is said they will fight uLtil the last.
The American flag is respected by both par
ties at Cadiz aid hundreds of citizens ask for
nrotection of the American Consul. A Unit
ed States man-ot-war is in port, and Danish
and Italian war vessels have been placed at
the disposal of tie American Consul.
Owing to the threatening state of affairs
many wealthy families are leaving Spain
Marshal Prim has gone TO Andalusa
The provisional government here is much
embarrassed by the condition of the country
aud the dIsOrgauization of the finances.
The proposals Of capitulation made by the
Insurgents in Cadiz were rejected.
AT the expiration of the armistlce hostilities
recommended. A desperate conflict took place
in which artillery was used by the troops and
the insurgents. The loss in killed and wound
ded was heavy on both sides. The result of
the battle was indecisivc, and the insurgents
still occupy the Hotel de Vile and surround
ing district The rebels have detained within
the Hotel de Vile all the foreign Consuls they
could sieze, and hope that by this means they
will be able to prevent the threatened bonn
bardmeut of that portion of the city by the
vessels of war lying off the harbor. y
Great political excitement prevails in Here's,
Malaga AMI Tarragonne.
Gen. Prm is now on his way to the South
ern Province, and it is hoped dhab his presence
there viii restore tranquility.
FRANCE.
PARIS, Dec. 1.-THE Ganlois asserts that the
inSurrectionary moveme at at Cadizis instigat-
ed by the agents of ExQueen Isabella.
PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, Dec. lin the course of a debate
in the Prussan Diet on the bill confseating
the property of the elector of Hesse, Count
Won Bismarck, abiding to the recent war agi-
t alton, said the fears of war which were prev
alent during the past summer had now passed
away.
VIENNA, Dec. lit Is said that the Baron,
Charles Won Beck will be appointed Embas-
sador of Austria to the Sublime Porte.
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Erei2hts.

HAVANA, Dec. 5-Freights range about as previ-
ously given. Charters Tor Falmouth and orders at
SIS sd q g. IS; to Liverpool, Molasses at 92 5s to
New York, bag Serrappa, 900 boxes SUGAR, hence,
at 81 GO each; recharters from last ek-nn vessels
taken or business his week; masters not willing to
accept present rates.
MATANzAs, Dec. 4.-tFrom Alfonso s. Blanch-
ards Circu ar. 1.-The Freight market tor Europe is
dull and tire offerings lowe. For the United
States some vessels have been engaged at decline
mouth, 40 a 42s cd y tan; Great Britain direct, SIS
81 % As; Hamburg and Br. men, 37s Cd q 42s Cd;
France in the Atlantlc 20 q 55f Medit can, 45
q 55t United States % box Sugar 81 % q 80; do
. hhd do SAY g 81; do y ITO gals. MOasses So 90
m
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RHODE ESLANB.

SUICIDE OF HON. VIM. M. RoDMAN.
PROVIDENCE, Dec. 11.-Hon. William NJ.
Rodman, who has been one of the mos. prom
inent men of this city TOR NUMBER OF Years
nost ,vas fouud dead in his bed this morning
with an empty Iaudanum vial by his side. He
has filed many public offices, was Mayor of
the city two years, and was gentleman OF cul-
turc and of rare talents as a speaker. lie was
married for the second time only few months
since It is stated that his fathers life also Ter
tninated nv suicide,
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We 0NTANs.

ST LOUIS, Dec. IA Virginia City, Mon
sana 4 alegraph of the 9Th inst, says Actirg
1sna' Tai delivered his annual message to-day.
He recon- econ .nends announcement Of immigra-
tio, ~ Montana from Northern Europe as
onnternoise to the rapid influx of Chinese.
he fayors Legislative assistance for the better
development OF the muing interests, and ad-
yocates an improvement of the school system
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GASAD
THE WESTERN TERRITORY.

OTTAWA, Dec. lit is stated that Sir Geo.
e. Cartier and Hon. Mr.. McDongall, in conse-
quence of the ministerial changes in England
will at once return to Canada and make anoth-
err trip after the next session of the Dominion
Parliament, to settle negotiations connected
with the acquisition Of the northwestern ter
ritory.
COMMISSIONERS FOR THE INTER COLONIAL RAIL
ROAD.
The Privy Counsel held meeting to-day
and appointed Commissioners for the Inter
Colonial Railroad, viz: Mr.. Walsh for Ontario
Mr.. Brydge for Quebec; Hon. Mr.. Chandler iol
New Brunswick. Col. Coffin will act tempo
rarIy for Nova Scotia.
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EFePeiSu Markets.

LONDON, Dec. 11-Forenoon.- 924 for
money.
American securities-United States 5-20's at TAI
Erie shares 20; Illinois Centr Il shares OCT.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 11-Forenoon.-Cetton qriet
esimate sales to-day 10000 bales; sales OF the week
$1,000 bales, OF which $4,000 were for export and
5000 tor speculaion stock in port $4,000, OF which
40 900 are American. Nheat-Red Western 9s Sd
Corn declin ng.
LONDON, Dec. acknowledgements closed at 92i
toI money and 92s for account
American securites-Uniued States ;-20s at IA
Stoc easicr Illinois Central Shares 961; Erie shares
26I; Atlantic & Great Western shares42
LIVERPOOL, Dee. 1-Evening Cotton quiet
MiIdling upands 103 @ 10zd; do Orleans Il "a ll1d;
sales 1909 bales. Corn SIS Cd. Beef Irregular.
LONDON, Dec IL nng.-1 allow 5cs Sd. Pc
troeum-spirits SD. Calcutta Linseed 81 q SIS Cd
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ALABAR A.

MONTGOMERY Dec 11.-To-day has been the
coolest day on the season. ..,-,,-
The Legislature is engaged PRINCIPALLY pa y,;i in
acted on are purely Of a local character. The
KuKiux bill is now under discussion in the
House There is but little probability of an
early adjournment The Legislature has n
been in session over three mouths altogether
eiuce July.
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SeasOnable Goods |!

GERRISH d PEARSON,
Have repienished their stock Of
Watches, French CLOCKS, Jewelry,
Silver and Plated Ware,
Vases, Opera Glasses, Gold, silver ana
Steel spectacies Drawing HnAtru-
ments &e.,
And invite their customers and the public to call
AMI examine. SO w idldIe Street.
Dec b-d1nn