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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-10-02

HA-We return our best thanks to
MI. W: Fowler for very complete
fiss Of late New York end Baltimore
papars. -''." i'.1a' ,%r'i
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: p@- The grand mass Haeotiag9 9st
Washington, Ca, came of on 3estsf
day. Messrs. Burt and McGowau, of
our village, were among the distin-
guished speakers present. -
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| MR.. PfNDLKToN TO, THE TEXAS
DEMoCRACY.-Mr. Pendlcton, in. re-
ply to a letter from certain gentlemen
Of Texas, says:
~ have only timo to say, that You
cannot urge too, strongly our breth-
nom OF GcSas to stand by the National
Democracy, and resist all, radical at
tempts to abuse you. My heartfelt
wish IS that you may succeed in your
new undertaking. We arc making Il
last fight for constitutional liberty.
and the signs Of the times indicate q
Democratic triumph hitherto un-
known. Y:nld' not u scintilln Of vour
honor: Thanc is: no; room f;r com,
promise.
"About your being allowed to. vote;
DC not alarmed; we shall SEQ that
Texas is Represented. Vote, by all
mcans,"
Virginia and Mississippi have an
equal right to vote. Virginia never
lost her status in tho Union, and Mis-
sissippi has been refused representa-
ton because she voted down the nc
gro constitution.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-10-02

s@The negroes Whipper, Elliott
and Wright have been admitted to-
tho Bar Of this State. y
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-10-02

Sr Messrs. iCowan d, Lyon offer
or salb some { excellent Seed Wheat.
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n DOUBLE MURDER.-We learn that
q most atrocious double murder was
committed on last Monday night, at
Lowndesville, upon tho persons Of n
whito man, named Cornell and o. negro
who accompanied him.. Tho white
man was from the neigHBorhood OF
Athens, Georgia,. and was TRAVELLING
through tho country in a two,horse
wagon with a couple of mules attach.
Cd. and was engaged in solling wool
hats. They wore in'bur village a few
days before, and proceeded from here
to Lowndesviile,' where they cncamp-.
ed on Monday night. A short time
before tho occurrence, a party of
mounted men, apparently black and
whlto, wore soen to go in the direc.
tion whore the men were cncamned
and a number of shots afterwards
heard. Whom found, the bodies of
the Whlte man and negro were tied to
couple OF trees ut some distance from
each other and were perforated with
many balls. The mules were missing.
but tho wagon and contents were un
disturbed. Am inquest was held over
the bodies, but no clue has been OBJ
tained'as yet which could lead to the
discovery Of the murdorors. Their
motive is supposed to have been. plum.
DER.
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Hsrr @rieans ,sfIUnsV sttarse-
oxRsJ.Ar OrSIoS. 80. ~ Cam sgzxyf,
Fridsy Evening, Feb. z, 1865.

Friday EVENING. FEB T. 1865
The movement under the above heading has
presented nothing for special remark during the
past week. The volume of currency has steadily
increased, the demand for accommodation has
uniformly absted, and all the choice paper offered
has been freely absorbed by the banks and pri.
Vate capitalists At previous rates. viz: S y cent.
per snLum at bank, and l0l4 y cent. per month
on street for short dates, and l00I2 y cent. per
snEum for long dated or city mortgage paper.
GOLD Ard SHvER-OperstiOns in Gold have
BEEN on asomewhat liberal scale since the da'e OF
ou- last weekly review, accompanied, as heret)-
fore, by the usnsl amount Of fluctuations the
latter exclusively due TO the frequent and, az
times, heavy alterations 10 rates at New York.
SILVER has been scarce and inactive throughout,
but prices have slightly improved. owing to the
upward tendency Of Gold, especially toward the
close Of the week. American halves are now
qnottd at l32Ql33, and Mexican dollars at
l4Z7Gl431
FOREIGS EXCH AHGE-There has been fair and
at times an active movement noticeable in Ster.
Ing and Francs during the greater part OF the
week ending this evening. The Offering supply
was ample TO meet ordinary requirements, how.
ever, and the variations IN rates. which have been
numerous. and occasionally heavy, were mostly
attributable TO the sudden and violent changes re-
ported in the New York Gold market.
DOMESTIC ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in Domestic
Exchange have generally ruled in favor Of buye s
from the opening TO the clote Of the past week.
win daily Increasing purchases OF Cotton for
Northern and Eastern account, the supply Of
cOmUerciai bas been ample throughout, while the
remittance demand has been at 10 time active or
general. The ruling figures At the close OF bust
ness 10. day we're II cent. discount at bank. ami
tbl Z cent. discount out Of doors for sight checks
on the Northern cities.
UNCURREET NOTEs AND SECURITIEs-City notes
have been rather frmer throughout the week end
ing this evening. The Offering supply was at no
time excessive, and the general demand indi.
Gated greater stesdiness, accompanied with a
more rsasruring feeling all round Louisiana
State notes have been generally dull and dropping,
however, and all other descriptions have been
considerably neglected. In Bonds we have still
10 report continued languor, while the move
ment in Stocks admits Of hope that ope.
ratiOns in the better cassidcgtOns will soon ex-
hibit very marked improvement.
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Auer oanlellIasnrg.

u. D
Saturday Morning. Feb 1893 3
The landing yesterday presented lively sp.
peaTance, particularly on the lower levee.
The arrivals embraced the Bart Able from
Shreveport, J. n. sharp from Lafourche, St.
Nicholas from Grand Ecore, and Magenta from
Vicksburg.
The departures were The Idahoe and Emma No.
2for Camden, lberville for Bayou Sara, and Aloe
for lower COST.
The departures for tomorrow are as follows:
LAURA FOR WATERING PLACgs.-This eDe, new,
low pressure passenger packet, in command
Of Captain Joe Walker, leaves this day from
the Lake end Of the Pontchartran Railroad for the
above named places, on the arrival OF the II NJ
train Of GERS.
LOTAwANNA FOR CAMDES-This fast and new
steamer, Captain II. J Brinksr, and Mr.. F. G.
Findren in the office, leaves this evening at 5
o'clock, for all landings M to Camden.
NIcKsBURG FoR OUACHITA CITY, TRENTON
AND MoEROE.-The large, elegant passenger
commander, and Nr. Pres. Work Ia the
Office, leaves at 5 O'Clock this evening for all
landings up TO Ouachita City, Trenton and
Monroe.
BART ABLE FOR RED RIvER-This well known
and justly popular passenger packet leaves this
evening at 3 O'Clock, for Shreveport and inferno.
d ate landings.
LIZZIE TArB FOB RID RIvER.-The new
and complete light draft packet Lizzie Tate,
Chas. W.. stnde, commander, and Mr.. Ed.
Groves, clerk: leaves at 5 P. N. for Jefferson
and way landings.
z. d. HNE FOR RED RIvER.-At O'Clock this
evening the 7. d. Hine, Capt. W. W. FISHER. and
Mr.. Nat. Puckett, clerk, will leave for Minden
and intermediate landings on Red River.
STARLIGHT FOR RID RIvER.-The Justly popular
and unique passenger packet Starlight Capt.
Ihos. II. Pitts, and Mr. c. F. Hayes clerk leaves
this evening for Shreveport.
ST. NICHOLAS FOR RED RrvER.-This fast
steamer, Capt. J. c. Dowty, and Messrs. Clayton
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CAssIS RsFEaSs
CRY or JsrTERsov, Feb. 8. lsss.

CITT OF JEFTERsoy, Feb. 8, 1883.
Arrived during the past week-l040 Texas and
1873 Western BeeVes, 52s Calves and Yeariugs,
264 Hogs, 1862 sheep and % Milch Cows. Sold
1928 lexss and ia Western Beeves. 5l5 Calves
and YesrlinRs, els Hogs. 525 sheep aud Is Mich
Cows Stock on sale-ll5 Texas and 46 West
ern BeeVes, 80 Calves and Yearlings, ST. Hogs,
1908 Sheep and "a Mich Cows, We quote
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chasers to operate heavily. Buyers for the for.
egn market and for the trade have been actively
looking round, and the inquiry and demand
have both been very good. The sales have been
mostly for the trade and for bsiling, and prices
are firm at previous figures, which we repeat, viz.
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COMPARATIVE RECEITTs OF COTTON AT THIS FORT
DURING PAST TWO WEEKS
Stock on hand and on shiDbOard this svsnins......

The exports this evening include 32g2 bales for
Hayre, 1887 bales for New York, and 500 bales
for San Sebastian.
ToBAcco-We have but little 70 notice in the
movement under this heading since our last The
receipts have been very light and the assortment
now Offering is not Of q character to induce pur-
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Every patron obtains Watch BY this arrangement costing
but $40 while IL be worth SlO)0 Ne partiaty shown
We wish TO immediate dis Of the shove magnificent
Stock Certificates naming the articles placed sealed
envelopes and well mixed Holders entitled
named on their certificate payment Of Ten Dollars
whether IL be Watch worth 81 600 The
of certificates entities YOU article
named thereon upon irrespective OF it's worth and
article valued less than $40 is named certificate
Il will be that this is NO LOTTERY, but
straghtOrd legitimate transaction, which
in by the " fsstidious
single certificate will be sent by mail paid upon
ceip of rs i've for 81 eleven for 81 thtyhrse
elegant premium IS sxtysix aud valuable premium
for $40 hundred and most superb Watch for SIS To
Agents, those wishing mpioyment this is Oppor
unity. II Ia legtmaey cOndUc ed ness duly
ed by the government and the careful scrutiny
Try us. WRIGHT, BRO Co, Importers
16l Rrnadpav York
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NEW YORK.

I d r. GOATS
FEST SIX CoRD WHITE AND BLACK THRAAn
Assorted eases OF 100 Dozens.
BRIGHT COLORS N BOXES,
With their well known trade r.assz
Esv Sssortmsst and from forty nay shades
in each bo1 Of i've doEtns
Assorted eases Of 100 dozen.
Best six Cora Crochet Cotton,
On spoos and in hanks Fer sale by the package only
JOHN HUGH AUcHINCLOss
Sole Agents in New York hE
ia p. COATS,
Of Paisley, Scotland
WATCAEs....-............. WATCHES
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Ed UCATIONAL.
I .OUIsIANA STATE SEMINARY.
NEAR ALEXANDRIA, LOUISIANA.
Founded and Supported by the State Of Louisiana.

The next Session begins September June 2jth
1858
FAcULTT-COnsts OF full corps OF abe Instructors Ia all
br inches Of Literature and taught In the best
Coles Universities.
CoUEsE OF sIUDY-tmbrsces a Preparatory and Aead
emo Department, including tersry scientihc and o.
81 nal Course Special School Of Cvil Engineering and
Comn ercisl School
TERHFor al expenses, except clothing Sil0 500 pay
oe N advance balance in equal payments January
April lst
Cadets received at time during the session. and charged
from date Of entrance.
Address D. Y BOYD. superIntendent
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stock on hand and on shipbosrd-hhds

sUGAR-The demand for this article has been
very active during the entire week. The receipts
have continued to decrease daily, and the stock
on hand has been entirely inadequate to the de-
mand. The supply was too limited to admit OF ex-
tended operations, but all receipts were sold as
soon as landed at steadily advancing prices. Sales
for the week embrace ell the receipts, and com.
prise only 1851 hhds. The sales to-day were made
at quotations as follows:
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A DAMS. COCKBURN q HOWE
SUCCESSORS TO DEAN. ADAns a aAFY,

bUUUEssOKs 10 DEAN, ADAMS GAIT,
JONI d. ApAxs, late Dean Adams GAd; p CocksURs
formerly OF Oakley, Hawkins Co; Q. 4
How, Lake ProvidenceJ
CStten Factors aad Connisstss Marehea6
10. 20 UNION sTKKKf, NEW ORLEANS
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MACHINERY.

mACHANESk.
JOHN l.. BAKLNGEK,
IS4. I6s, e......AAGALTsE.... 186, ISa
10s..--.--.....Eos re Dame strees....-......Io0
BRASS FOUNDRY AND FINISHING SHOP,
And Dealer In
WROUGHT IRON PIPES AND FITrIEss- IsE sts4a,
water and Gas
COPPER TIN AND sHEKT IROH WORK, N ali ts
aatfsrio.s 0raoshss Tor steAnbssts PlAatAAnS Brew
sries, Dsnlsnss Asd Priyz,o DwsiIAss
Wrought AND CAST IRON RAILI ntba
ssstsst manner, and on the shSrSess noso>,
COPPER STILLS nads 10 srde<.
ssrstAsrLx HAED:
large Assortment Of Brass ose Valves; Cneok Valves
hsrkeRss 80 vertical; Oh Globes sAd Oups Of
Sean and water Cssks s pstssns eanzss.
kASnstss Wsssr 0sasss and oazss C.aks etc, etc.
AIAo CONSTANTLY aAEp:
The ssssrs.sd hIrOH KLL STAB LIGHTNING KODD
asd P0IErs vtish tOSk the First Premium Fair
Orders from city and ssuEtry solicited and pronDuy
tended to-
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EEBP FOUNDRY
ESTABLISHED IN LszsJ
Corner 81 Belord aza Foueher ssrsssz

eSeg leave 70 inform friends snd As Pdse generally
that prepared, formerly, 10 manufacture
Engines, BsleA sAsar Mills Sugar Kettles Draining Ma
ehinss Saw Mills CsttsR Presses Newell Screws Gear
ing Furnace Mouths Crate sars all kinds
Steamboat works, and syoy description Of Machinery In
the South LEEDS 90.
viii prompt attention.
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GREAT DISCOVERY
EVERY MAN HIS OWN ARTIST.
A Scientific Wonder.

An Instrument by which any person take correct Like
teses PhStogsphs This Instrument with full instrus
lions, sent BY mail for one dollar. Address
&. B AMES 4 CO,
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I DAVEGA's PURCHAssNR BUREAU
NOS 81 Asd ~ PARK ROW. HEW YORK.
All Einas Of MERCHANDISE PURCHASER.
Experienced Ead competent buyers engaged.
Orders Sled promptly and faithfully Lowest price
and purchases made oay reliable housss
Orders will be allied, PAYABLE ON DELIVERY, vhsas
sufficient Is RENTED Freight Commissions
Commissions exceeding 500, FIVE per cent
Comnis-oas q sans sxosedinE Slo9, TWO AND A HALL
DsresRt address
ISAAC DAvEGA
Psstcfsos Box lTss New York.
Refer 10 TN. snoo.
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IA RENAISSANCE LOUIsIANAIsE.
sEw ORLEANS, FRENCH WEEKLY OF n PAGES.
Devoted 20 Southern Interests.
Cseven Years Of ExistsDeeJ
most ssnmancAoe publication families osuutry
people rho practice the elegant French language
eRborsey the political events Of the week situation Of
the county, The New Orleans American press the interesting
scts ~ LouisiSna the sgcu turA md commercial Affairs Of
TIE community the market price theatrical sOrses
the literary snd scientific predictions Of the day and
great variety OF useful facts instructive hIm0rnie
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SUBSCRIPTION: So PER ANEUM.
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Job Printing done languages G Cont street..
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$1,000. 0Os In Watches
sale the pSpular ONEPRTCE PLAN giving ever
Patron HANDSOME and RELIABLE WATCH
For the Low Price 81 TEN DOLLARS,
without Regard 70 Valus,
And 70 be PAID FOR UAless Perfesty Satisfactory
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SHAKsPEAsR LEON rOUKDkx,
- ioe Girsd street, New Orleans
John sEDDEs-Jos. a sHAKsPKARE-s F~ooP,l
esddsss Shakespeare - Cs.s
IFon aad Fssndsrs nachinss svsry
yarsty 81 Steam Engines Sugar Kills Draining kAshines
MI and Gin Gearing, Crate Bars Htsrs Frsnts Oolnmna
Sash Weights. EsnkErnitk - nr< 81 ell kirfe
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B7'CUltles.


Horses sell for ten cents piece in parts OF
Australia.
A first class hotel in New York pays $22, 900 8
year for butter
Corn in Texas is offered at ten cents bushel;
and yet finds no sale.
There are $50, 900 threshing machines now at
work in this country.
Beeves of the best quality, it is said, can b
bought for fifty cents head in Texas.
Hop stalks are capable Of being manufactured
into excellent coarse cloth and cordage.
Queen Victoria is in her iftieth year: and has
nine children and thirteen grandchildren.
Thrty-fve manageable daughters of Brigham
Young attend the Salt Lake Theatre in a row.
It is estimated that there will be 20, 600 miles
ofeompleted railroad in this country BY the end
Of $50,
A Norfolk manufacturer of agricultural nipple
ments is shipping carts of his own make to York,
Pennsy lvania.
new brick machine, capable of making thirty
thousand bricks in a day of ten hours, is on ex-
hibition in New York.
The Conference of the Methodist Episcopal
Church South will meet in Charlottesville on the
18th of November, pro1lmo.
Mrs. William NJ. Burwell, of Liberty, has a
variety of straw berries which has borne an Octo-
Der crop of most delicious fruit.
There are now in the State prison at Charles
town Mass, five hundred and fifty -eight convicts
the greatest number confined at any one time
&ii f4t .#1 ~ f-. :,
Prussian chemist has invented new method
of warfare on the battle field. It is powder that
will makea whole regiment sneeze for half an
hour. .ft-a ~ 3 ''-. e-i-
bookbinder named Whitman has been con-
demned to death in Posen, in Prussia for poison.
ing four wives and two children in the space OF
six wears. He married each time for money
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Price IS and rs cents Bottle.
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the excellence alone, attained an
IMP UR CHASED PRE- ElINENCE
thatpronounced them unequalled Their
rTs @ M E
ombines great power richness, sweetness and
singing quality, as we'll as great purity off in
onation and harmoniousness throughout the en-
ire scale. Their
T O U G #
is plant and elastic, and is entirely free from the,
stiffness found in many pianos, which causes
the performer to SO easily tire. In
WORKNANSHTP
they cannot be excelIed. Their action is con-
structed with care and attention to every part
therein that characterizes the finest mechanism.
None but the best seasoned material is used in
their manufacture and they will accept the hard
usages of the concert-room with that of the par
lor upon an equalit y-unatfected in their melody,
in fact, they are constructed.
NOT FOR A YEAR-BUT FOR EVER
All our Square Pianos have our new improved
Grand Scale and Agraffee Treble,
Every Piano fully warranted for FIVE YEARS.
ls5- b. LOUIS lDE Sole Agent for the County
ofAugusta, by specalarrangement isenabled to
furnish the above instruments at the lowest Fac
tory prices Specimens always on hand.
IzG~ Ware-room on New Street, opposite Yea
kle & Young Drug Store, in Phillips Garber's
Insurance office, Staunton, Va.
March 1t