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MEETING OF cosohrss.Lcona g.,

NEErISo Of cosohnss,3conghcss
mot ON Monday with y full attendance
in both Houses. {
The Georgia senatorial question was
warmly contested. Only HILLS Gre
'ontlals have been presented. Miller
ill probably require the removal OF
Iolitical disabilities, and it was though,
Best not 10 complicate- Hills -ereden-
tiaIs. The Republican party are di-
vlded on this question. Messrs. Ack-
erman, Bard, specr and the Members
OF Congress-, except Gift, urge Hills
admission. Governor Bullock and Mr..
Blodgett, supported by Congressman
Cliff, urge delay.
The Commissioner of Internal Rev,
enue will, during the week, transmit
to tthe President his resignation, to
take effect at the close of tho month
Itappcars that tho negro Mcnard
is here without credentials from the
Governor of louisiana. It is stated
that the Colored Library Association
addressed a notc to Menard urging
him to make no effort for a seat as il
would certainly work to the general
disadvantage.
Governor Bullock has addressed 9
communication to Congress. reprcscn
ting that the laws of Congress undc,
which Georgia was admitted to tho
tnion have not been fully compiled
with, and holding that, until sucl
compliance, Georgia's government
must continue prov issonal.. The fail
"rc, he says, lies in failing to exact
from officers elected the oath prcscrib
ed by the Congress, and administering
instead that provided by the proposed
Georgia constitution.
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Sale Day.

One of the largest assemblies ot
our fellow citizens, which we have
scon on similar occasion, met in the
village on Sale-day last. The day
was cold and disagrccablc, but the
large amount of personal property Of
tcrcd for sale, cnticod our people from
their homes. There were sales in
Bankruptcy, by the Commissioner by
the Ordinary, and by the Sheriff.
Some Of the best residences in
our village, and most valuable
lands, i'll tho District wero Of
fercd for sale, and most of then,
changed proprictors. The property
generally brought fair prices, and
though those did not attain the maxi.
mum which prevailed before the war,
manifested a great Improvement gavo
evidence of awakened hope and rcvi-
wing confidence. No country, blessed
as ours is in soil and climate, can re-
main long bankrupt, either politically
or financially. Our people arc fast
realizing that truth, and arc applying
themselves with renewed zeal to the
work Of commercial, social, and po-
lItieal reconstruction. Our future is
in our own hands, and if we arc but
true to ourselves, we can yet achieve
a bright destiny for our State and Dis
trict
The following sales were made by the Conn.,
missioner in Equity:
Estate Of james Irvin-46O acres of land
sie5.
Estate Of Sam'l A. Wilsou-35U acres, 800
Estate Of Lawton-587t acres, 81, 600.
Estate of J. NJ. Perrin-IIouss and LOT,
$1,000; 67s acres. t2.s7s; s3s acres, $500; :;
202 acres. al.bOD; 223 acres. $3.50; $50 xcre,
$500; 270 acres. 81 .425 80 acres, $3.50; 90
acres, $a0o so acres, $3.50.
Estate OF Foster MarsIall-fIouse and lot.
5000; 4aI acres. $5.Uoo; 6s6 acre., ss 900
200 acres &720; 2os srrs.. $50; 2ls acres.
$3.50; BIT acres, s7oO; Is acres, $3.50; 81
aeIes. 1906.
Estate OF John co'hrsn-l.4oo acres. sI.l7s
4So acres. S2e0 ) 226 acres, e3O6; l,e0o acres,
$3.50; 1000 acres. 500.
SAILS " Tue ORpINAsr.--I45 acres. sas5
ITS acres $780,
SALES 81 TUE eHEniyr.--ls6 acres. $3.50 400
acres Sl.SlO; 900 acres. S2.s0D; l,A60 acre.
s4' 500 700 acres. $3.50; 800 acres. $500: 90
aefes' $a6o house aud lot IN Green wood. II
acrsB, $G43.
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EHERIFF'S SALES.

EH Y virtue of suudry writs Of Fieri Facias
4D to me directed, I itseIi At Ahbevills
Court aouss, on the first Monday in January,
next, s's following property, to wis:
646 acres Of land more or Iers bounded by
lands d J. r. Itddsil, L. G: Wilson and Others,
levied on Asths property Of Msses wins,o,k,
ada. B. AIeu and otheIa Sold nt the lisk .f
the fCranr rurchsser.
l26s:res oi land, more or l~sa, bounded by
lnutsof Mic' jrh Lnne und wife, L. ]. Patterson
ard ,ilers. levied on as the properly Of E,ni-
ly sum. ads. sundry credi.o,s.
$50 acres Of land, more o r lees, bounded by
Lands of u. X Murehison, u. W.. Aiken, II. +.
FaiIer an d Others. levied on as the property If
Ja::es Fuller, ads. Jas. w. WiI1ian,s
6OO acres Of laud. more or Ie.s bonnded by
lands Of J. N. Richardson, DR.. Holland, W. Il.
Lawion and. Others, levied on MS the property
of lIenty Beard, ads. sDndry creditors.
Al the rrsideuce Of Henry Beard, Wednes.
day. the 9th day Of January next. 8 mules, ?
mares. 8 cows and calves. 8 head cattle. II
bead sheep 4s head hogs. 2 sows and rigs, l
carriage and harness, l buggy and harness, l
waggon aud gear. bt ptanta tation tools, lot black
smith tools, lot corn, ] lot todder..l lot cot
Ton seed. J. thresi-r. and fan, 8 btlx -four,
household and d'kitchcn furn iture, levied on as
he property of Henry Beard. ads. ,uudry
.reditors. ...s , ..
go. Il. s. cAsoN, SAD.
Sherifrs Office.
Dseen,besll +, 1858. 90 I'd
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h!i u tho essentials Of crImo are
wanting to the act, even upon the
Sorthern view of tho theory of this
government. The alleged crime of|
MIR. Davis is tho offence of a whc'
people-he is neither more nor ,ns-
guilty gull than they l.. the lar ,,,, 90 IS IS
nant nerte' "y0' can not ..r1ng an iuaiot.
bo 80 against $: whole people" )" hence
a': nc ms esen selected as tho represent
'''Ve man, to bear the accusation
TO receive the punishment The accr.
sation will not stand the test Of loc,,
scrutiny, the trial will nexcr +nl,o
place. tho punishment will never be
Indicted In any cnt-trial or no
.t'al-thc character of our people will
~ s'na'cated' A failure to prosecute
quittal.
ne line of argument pursued by
= '.ge Ouid, and other of Mr.. Davis
'-ounsc!!, on the motion to uuash the
Indictment, is as follows: The third
| Section of the Fourteenth Amend.
ment, in imposing upon Mr.. Davis
and others, disability to hold office
'ntilcts punishment-dcprivation ot
office, however inflicted. whether by
civil or criminal proceeding, is pun.
lshmcnt. This they sustained by nu
merous authorities. Again, this pun
ishment IS exclusive. not cumulative
If 1T were cumulative, it would
make the provision an &C post 1actf
law which would not be in harmony
with tho rest of the instrument. Il
the punishment is exclusive, it is the
last expression of tho national will or
the subject, and nullifics all conflicting
acts. Again it is urged that this spe
ciai provision of the Amendment SUI
.lpcrscdes the general provisions OF
preceding laws. Another position as
sumcd is, that 1t was the design tc
mako disqualification for office the
sole punishment for engaging In the
war. Such is the line Of argument
which has been sustained by Chict
Justice Chase, and which will likely
give the Davis case its quictus before
the Supreme Court, That is no tri.
bunal to determine the merits of a
great question like this-thc casus bell,
which precipitatcd two great commu
mites into one Of the most desperate
struggles Of modern times. The de-
cision SO far is tho decision of tho
sword-tho resource of nations. rs
well as the ultima ratio regum. BY
that decision we must abide-or else
regain by the sword what the sword
has lost. If that resource be unavail
ing, we can invokc no other.
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kT5- The January DHmber of "Go
doy' has beon received, and is as
charming, as it's attractions, literary
and pictorial, can we'll pako It. The
illustrations arc 80 beautiful and taste
fu'-the stories SO attraetiye-the
miscellaneous matter go usefgl and
entertaining-th9t we would exbgus,
our terms of commendation TO speak
justly of its merits. With Mrs. Hale
as its literary edtress, with a host of
able writors, aud all the appliances Of
art and fashion Tits command, Cooley
makes new promises for the future
and mono which oit 10 not able, sbuu-
dainty to fulfil. Try itfor 1869.
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THE COLUMBIA AND Auor.sr

THE COLUMBIA AND Auo1.sr. p
This road has bo:n completed t..
eran'sov'l'e:: ss..oven mil, from An
sust.4, and tho t..s;ns aro pow rnnniu,
10 that point. The remainder @
the road will be luisbcd in q fe,
months. The strains run within 81,
miles of ElgDheId c. H., and the 10
0erttser urges tho building Of branch
road TO that place, and in tho moan
t:no, tho running Of daily line Of
, hacks.
From tho statcme:t Of tho Treas
urcr, VIC gather that tho Road has
cost thus far, as reprasonted by its
liabilities in stock and debt, less than
s!,9oo, 1000, considering tho amount
advanced TO contractors aud cash On
| hand as fully equal to the liability to
contractors, independent of the prop.
erty ACCOUNTS and receipts from trans
portat'on. While Of assets the Com.
pa"y still has, of it's frst mortgage
bonde, s5S9,5oO; bills receivable, for
Slt2 500; stock IN the Charlotte and
South Carolina Rail Road Company
;s15 500; bonds of the City of Augu:
Ia, 2O,OO0; besides other minor as-
sets, consisting Of land, mules, &C..
independent Of it's future income
which will yield som melhing to it's trea.
sury. OF these bonds, S40O 900 are
endorsed by the Cha, lotto and South
Carolina Railroad Company, and arc
believed to be the bcst secured 7 pcr
centum bo"ds issued in tho State OF
South Carolina.
In his report President johnson
spoaking of tho fnanccs of tho road
says: "W'th these assets properly I'd.
m'nistercd, considering tho severe
trials through which your road has
steadily progressed, no doubt is on
tertained of its carly completion to
the City of Augusta, about elcvon
miles from GraniteviIle, the prcson,
Western terminus of tho truck
whence trains will run daily to Char
lotte, N. G., without change of cars
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! ours truly,
T. Il. EOLLES,
A Card.

Tho circulation of false rumor
by some indiscreet Or malicious per
son to my prejudice, constrains me to
appear before the public, in vindica.
ton of my character. Iwas disposed
to pass it by in silence, but friends il,
whose judgment, rely, think it may
do me On injury where am not known,
and advise inc to contradictit. It has
beon reported that at the late election
at the Lowndcsville precinct, voted
the Radical ticket. My friends know
it to be false and for the benefit of all
others, [ pronounce it to bo false and
malicious,-contradicted by every
feeling of my heart, every uttcrancc
of my mouth, and every act of my
life. 10 all wishing further informa.
ton, l beg leave to refer them to my
self and my .frionds.
Respectfully,
II. G. BELCIIER.
Lowndcsvillc, S. G. Doc. 10th, 1868.
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.FoH THE ADsEv111n rnEsa. .
Bible Society-Lcttor of Mr.. RoIe.

lNDIANTowN, W1LLIAMsBURaD DIST.
Hicr' .. ", december 4th, 1868.
MIR. EDIroE Permit mo to inform
YOU and tho friends Of the American
Bible Society in South -G,sroiina, thur
the Rev. William J. R. Taylor, D. D.,
corresponding Secretary, American
blb'e Society, expects TO visit this
o'ate during February and March,
next. Hc Is nn excellent man, and
feel sure that he will DO cordially re.
cc'ved BY our Bible friends in this
| State.
In tho November number Of the
Bible Society Record, you will find an
extract from your address at tho an
n'versary of the Abbcvil:e Distric,
Bible Society, in July last.
Allow me also 10 request our auxi!-
iaries in this State to increase thei,
etfor's to raise funds for g:u,uitous
work. and especially to forward with
out unnecessary delay all funds now
i'll hard, or readily cpllcctcd for books
or on donation account. 1t would b,
we'll for them 10 remit their funds Jc
fore January.
All friends of tho American Bibl,
S"cie'y are earnestly requested te
help its earnest efforts TO give tn,
Bible to our country and to other ma
lions.
Please insert tho enclosed circular
With kind regards,
Yours very truly,
f. Il. BOLLES.
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NORTHERN FIsIToRs.-During the
last weok, our District has been visi
ted by q party of Marylandcrs anc
PennsylvaDians. Some of them stop
ped at Greenwood, and others cx
tended thcir visit to our village. We
hear that they are the agents of O
largo class of people desiring to emi.
grate TO this section, and we trust
thst every facility may be extended
to them in prosecuting their research,
es, into the condition and resources OF
our District. .r...-'
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Friday, Decent er II, 1868.

10 Our PATRoSs,--To all our ont
rons who are indebted to ~ for sub.
scription and advcrtiss.ng, we would
say, that tho money could no. be paid
at any time when it would be moro &C
ecptable to ourselves; or perhaps sub.
jeet them to less Inconvenience. The
crops are coming to market, and with
pocket full of money, our friends
will please remember the Printer. I.
they hnd it as pleasant to pay as it
will be to US to receive, wa antici.
pate frequent calls from our friend
this winter, and pleasant time ,rcn
orally. fff
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-12-11

EDucATIoNAI.-Miss GeRtrude Small
announces the resumptian of exercises
in her school, on Monday, tho 4sb %,
January, next: Thanking her patrons
Tor their past patronage, shs trasts to
merit it's continuance during, the On,
suing year. Miss Small has had afine
school during the past, .year, andrhas
proved herself skiAiIl and suecessfal
teacher, and has. given very geserel
We trust that she may
eontinns' to receive q tho patronage
which che so well merits, .5,f ii...,;r4,
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RAILROAD AccIDENN.-Wo regret to
announce an accident, which Oh Fri
day last, Inflicted very serious inju-
ry upon our very ski'Irul aud careful
crginccr, Mr.. Geo. Syfan. Whilst
backing his engine lear Hod yc's D POI
owing 10 some defect of tho track
tho engine was thrown of, and ovor-
turned, bruising Mr.. Syfan very scli
ously. The engine itself was ver,
much damaged. The fireman Mr.
Hammond escaped without irinry
We trust that Mr. s. fan will soon re-.
cover, and # tho sympathiscs Of tb.
passengers over whose safety ho ha.
so often watched, could hasten ihas
result, ho would be restored ut onrc.
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a67. Wa pvould coH tha ottapf;ou =

a0- We would call the attention o.
our citizens who may desire to avail
themselves ..of the benefieent' provis
ions Of the Bankrupt Act, to the fact
that no petition can be presented iii
Bankruptcy after th, 1st January
next, unloss the petitioner is able .to
pay 90 per cent. Of bis dobts. It. IL
not 'ike!ylthat this restriction will be
any longer extended, hence applicants
have 10 time to'Iose. ~"
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-12-11

Tue METHODIST CONFERENCE.-THE
Annual Conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Church meets in this village
on Wednesday, and, with it's two hun
dred clerical and lay delegates, will
give new impulse to tho current OF
qniet, everyday life in our peaceful
town. The pulpits of somo of our
churches will be occupied by Minis
ters of the Conference on Sunday
next, but tho great body of Ministers
will come in Inter. -.
Wo do not know that any mstters
OF moro than ordinary interest will
come up for discussion, but the pro.
ceedings of o body so eminent for
ability, piety and zeal, meeting in
annual conrocation to devise new
means Of carrying On the great work
OF eHangelising the world, can no.
fail to be interesting. From the days
OF Wesley, the Methodist has been
emphatically tie Missionary Church.
ana who can estimate the amount Of
gooa which is donelby these heralds:
OF gospel trtth-Ahow n.ucA tho world:
owes Of its virtue and civilization to
these preachers ofNghteousness, who,
in tho lone desert or ;oopu-
ious cities, sse doing 80 muck to re-
eiss the spirit Of the aarly chnreh. ],
In behalf % oar. community, we
bid them a2hearty welcome. ,,sc
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-12-11

1s'- Mcssrs. Trowbridge & Co. are
Offering Il large and superior stock of
the best family supplics-Bccf, ham,
syrup, buckwhcat flour, cheese, mack
crel &c'.--AIso choice liquors. See
advertisement and call and examine.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-12-11

nA- The Presidents message haa
been submitted to Congress. The
Senate refused to hear the message
read; the House tabled it, instead of
having it referred to the usual Com
mittcc.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-12-11

DC" We lcsrn that the g. S. Troops
and the Bureau Agent, leave this
morning by the train. We think that
we can venture tho assertion, and
convey to our friends at home and
abroad the assurance, that we will be
able to get along without them. Nous
Terrousi
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-12-11

RS" A drove of somo eix'y or se-
ven'y hogs belonging 10 Messrs. Ea-
kin d Jackson, were offered in our
ma' kct on yesterday, and were soon
disposed of ut 1U4 cents. There il
still dcmand for moro.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-12-11
CONSIGNIIES,

The following named PERSONS have freigh,
remaining in the Depot at Abbeville:
a Small, Mrs. Col. AIarshalL, r. C. Perrin
II W Winn. w WiI.en. p N Scules. E N.lson
s Turner. Crawford. Mrs. E Il Miles.
EXPREsS.-Mis. Pstigrew. Rubi. Jonss
EJ Barnes. J ShlIito. Parker & Thomson. bi
Deenon. hiss A Warduw. Mrs Noble, O n
Farrow,J " North, D w Erwin. H 5 Cason.
d. R. soNDLEY. Agent.
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h:S~ James Fl. Dennis Deputy Col
lettor, gives notice to all tax payers,
that he will be ut Abbcvillc G. III. on
the II and IS inst, for the purpose of
receiving taxes. They will give due
heed.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-12-11

s5" Quarlcs, Perrin & Co. advertise
y new supply Of Domestic Goods
Ready-made Clothing, Rock Island
Jeans, great bargains in Cloals and
Furs, one Winchester Carbinc, Fine
Chewing Tobacco, Miles Ladies
Walking Bootces, Caters, &c.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-12-11

s@ We are fsquestsdt tolstats kfhat
tho sale of the mules, stock, dtirhing
utensils, &C., Belonging BOD Essaes iss
Col. ]: Fostss MArskah wi,tabs had
ct the plantation On aThatadaBsH7th
Dsoembsf, Instant t{tksF sdsy taltortae 1
sale Of persobaleg d thoYsilaags5ss1i'
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-12-11

Gsa- Mrssrs. Fowler & Mcdonald
parc just received q choice variety of
new goods. Sec advertisement, and
cal! anl examine.
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ASSIGNEE SALE.
In Bahlptcy

III OHHFP'Ny'
by virtue Of m ordto ME directed. Issuing
out "f the U"it~d Sta District Cour, for the
Dis.ric, South Carha. in the case of s. l..
i.EARD. Bankrupt, ill sell on Monday. the
4,h day of January Il, at public auclinn. nt
Ahbevillc G. H., ACb4hc County and State Of
South Carolina, thetnl Es,n,e OF said Bsnk-
rup,. confirming J.: acres Of land. pore "r
less. adjoining. lane Of John Widelnan, and
estate ef r. Gibson, .c'i. also II acres. ka"wh
as the "Home Tract adjoining lands Of F.. y.
Reagan and A,InnsH ide'"an. together with
old tuygy, belongi; to estate of said Bank
rup.
Terms Cash. Irchaser Of Real Estate to
pay for papers nnstamP.
JAMES ABLACK, Assignee.
Dec |, 1868 3-3t
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MARKETS.

ADrrvILLE, December ll.--CUTTON-SuIes
OF the week Gu bales ut l9i al4
NSw YoRK. December 81 r.. M,-Cottou
hall cent h.tler: sai.s 1900 bales ut 245 n
26-m"stly %. Gold 80.
tHAnLE-roN. Drcemhcr 0. -Co,ton son.n.d
quiet. but became active and improved f..
sales Loo bales-niddiings o31;
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- 49, MrsH. s. Kerr sdvsrtisss t,at
hs will ssal'eh Monday, tho esth inst,
at .pab,sc adstssn;; III front Of Mrs.
|sebwafs's MsIlinsfy Store, a .ano lot
or househoM Rfdtuitaro;1 Soc adver.
tisenteht. GsG! l-,TiG&i9 ?alc3 of I-,,s'[{
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Legislative.

1ho proceedings OF tho so-callct
Legislature, which SO pcrsstcntly
mlsreprescnts tho public sentiment O.
the State, during the past week pres
cnt nothing of special in:ersst.
The Committee upon the credcntial,
OF the Rev. Valentine Young, repor-
ted against allowing him to take hi.
soxt, and tic report was sustained.
The bill providing that minors and
others should be enabled to recover
all monies converted into Confederate
bonds, &c, was indefinitely postponed
| "A bill has been introduced for'the
prevention of, and punishme ent of car
rying concealed deadly weapons.-
! Tho person violating shall, upon trial
and conviction, TO finod in a sum no,
exceeding five hundred, and not less
than one hundred dollars, subrequen.
convection to involve fne not over
ono thousand; nor-!css than fve hun
dred dollars.
The petition Of sundry citizens for
'he rpointment OF w. b. Merri-
weather as magistrate, was laid on
Tho table.
A bill was INTRODUCED at the last
special session entitled, "a bill for the
conversion OF State securities" which
bad for It's ofjects the funding Of the
Fire Loan bonds 'ns we'll as the other
indebtedness Of ,he State. It was
read drst time 10 the Sepate, bu,
from some oversight no. further &C.
tioa was thsh taken, It was read
second time last Thursday, and re-
committeI TO The Commiltee on FL
"ance for somo slight amendments.
This bill eires the bondholders tho
privilege Of exchanging their old Eve
por eept. bonds Tor new State ak per
cents. The principal and interest Of
tho now bonds will be payable in Now
York. Parties holdipg Gate stocks
are allowed to convert them into con.
pom bonds. Tho reason Of this is tba,
the stock IL always about ten per
cent. below the honds, and In Now
York our stock capno. be soid without
. transfer. agent. The purchaser, of
course, wants bis title At oooo.
' CoIpNB1A, Deco mber 7-4l0 p. N.
In Tue sepate, to-dey,i Wright 10 /
troducsd a jo'pt rssolutiqpsseqa Nesting
Cepgress to remove the political disa.
bililies of oil citizens Of SaHth Caro-
ina disfrsnehfsed BY tbs' Fpurleen, b |
amenhmons.: Ordered tora cepsidera
doa.,o 2ofA .,o4'f. .i#.3 i.stK,rs
q The fdso'4tion@ Of duqairyss sAtsoduc
I'd On osasurdAy, 10 sfegaldh h,to Che
'estss'of Ora heefdf garroitawas laid
ID tseiabls&o aoeI IS s& L. ..i~s
A'e4aens0 Of fshs Republicans WAS
.ela to-nfgatron tts ssuBjsse sof lbs
|adssship of tas Fisst:essesss4s ;Ran-
dssand DsLarss made spssssss: in
uppors Of Whaley +, ,CLambslisfnsAd-
'oeatsd Carpenter. wiisfkss claims
# Glover were urged by asapsrtas,
nd those OF Wording, soi aBssu5Srt.
5 Hay: and Wright ! Whsley lad
seem now 70 BE- t8e s4t0ba.
st candidates McKiniay viii prco- h
bly, bo' 'olsctod gfegister' Of Mss1at |,
sassa sda T@x I'd /,
Nothing wns dono'tnshe soprSlaa I
'ourt tc.day!.fHi Z q aSos 4tds3|i
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-12-11

MARRlDD, vt the residence Of Mr.. A. Law
renee i'll Cbattoogn Co.. Ga on the evening 81
October Ist by the Rev. 2. Y. Carol. Mr.. Il
j. LAWRENCE. Of Chat.ooga County. to Mis-,
MILDRED DJWT1N, formerly Of -iLbe"ilIe,
s. C.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-12-11

Ra~ We direct attention to the
sale of valuable personal property, at
the lata acsidcncc Of Pharis Martin.
decd OIL the 23 inst,
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-12-11

BSS" A. Oaky Hall has been elected
Mayor Of New York city. The vote
stood: Hall, 1892; Conlilin, 20. s23