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GRAIN - Wheat-IAght wagon receipts
with a good demand from city mills.
90@95c fur Mediterranean, and 81 90 for
English and white. Corn is firm at
60@65c tn ear; shelled, S0GS5c In new
burlaps. Oats, dull at 55c In new bur
laps; from wagons loose, 40945c. Rye,
7Oa75s per bushel. Barley, 81 4O9l 90 per
bushel, and in good demand.
.FLoUR-In fair demand. We quote city
mills new white family -four at s. so
al .; new red whea. family at s. 7596 . :
choice extra at So . to 50 50; extra 81 % TO
* Ok. t5na and snperfius ST OOa4 90
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
Aaes, Mann's, s13 30; Lippincott's, sl4 so;
Simmons, SIS 90; Diamond Edge, SI3 so;
Brass Kettles, COO per pound. Meat CtGtters,
SIS 0Og2l 90 per doz. Scoop SlboUels, sl3 COG
GROCERIES.
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steamer RapIdan No. 2-Martln. Gardner
& Co, bales cotton, IL hides, bupdles
deer skinsi Weldon Brothers, bale cot
ton, steer, 10 0ry hides, 3 bags PEANUTS
& ID HeimanD, III bales cotton, barrels
old iron. l keg old iron box old iron
(toOsel, bags peanuts; M1ckey, n lshet d
Co., Al bales cotton; Hum hrey, Lewis &
Co, bags cotton seed +; Pres ton d Menifee,
4 boxes mdge, keg syrup; Miller, Gardner
* Co., trunk; Cloud, AKtn a. Co., 4 b9X
drugs, L package; Adams Express Agent,
l package money; w 5 Wilson, bags pea
nuts, / bundles canes; J Oakley, p bags
cotton yarn, q bags Irvine, bags waste, q
bales cotton; Charles Niele q Co, 10 bags
rags; VIM Heilman, 1 iron shaft; II Il
Maynard, 5 bales cotton; Coolidge i clock.
New Orieans-4 boxes eggs, bags fruit,
2 bags rsgs,2 bags feathers, ] box tallowt
l box butter, j box cheStnutS, 70 cOOpB OF
chickens and ducks. Is coops Of geese and
8 bales cotton; II l. Mcknight a. Co., 400
Louisviiie- Mcneil, Wright & Sanders
3 bags peanuts, bags fruit q w Wlcks q
bales cotton.
Cincinnati-B W Worsop, 3 bales cotton /;
Lowry d Patterson, Is bags peanuts; j. y
Hurd q Co., 81 bags peanuts, 81 bales cot
ton; Mellen, Brown Il Co., bales cotton,
"a bags peanuts, 5 bBrrels cement; Robert
Moore 81 CO., Y bales cotton, bags pea
nuts; Rowland & Co, Is bales COTTON /; J II
Goodheart q Co., baIes cotton; Addy,
Hull & Co., % bales cotton, 312 bags pea
nutg.
Pittsburg-52 bags peanuts.
New York-Roddy, Bell d Co, 10 bales
cotton.
MANIFEST of steamer Fayette From
Cairo to Evansville, December l4-Preston
q Menifee, / lot dry hides bbls nuts,
Dbl dried apples, keg tallow; IL lH Dun-
kerson e. Go, 81 bales cotton: Edward
White, bales cotton; Mackey, Nesbitt 4
chair splits: Martin, Gardner a. Co, hid
tobacco; Sam. Orr q Co, pkg iron.
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)rner First and Pine and Second and
Elm Streets,
EVANSVILLE, THDIANA.
Important Notice.

Portable Engines (sa1C mill size), and
Portable Circular SaU Mills.
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Lead, 81 co TO g 70 per keg; Lime, 70o to
81 90; Cement, 81 50@2 70.
IRON AND HARDWARE
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Among the first boats due here are the
sam Orr, from Cairo; Palestine, from
Louisville; Kate Robinson, from st.
Louis; silver MooD, from Memphis I;
Leweliin, from Passport; Swallow,
Nick Longworth, Richmond, and Vir-
ginia from New Orleans; Lorena, Ken
ton and Leonidas, to New Orleans; Pine
Bluff, from Wabash River; Robert Burns,
for Memphis; Ollie Sullivan, from Nash
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BANKABLE FUNDS.
q. :. Treasury Notes.
National Bank Notes.
UNCURRENT,
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To CaDnelton-E Il DrumD, Dbl nuts.
To Cincinnati--Harris, Miller 81 Co. 80
green hides, lG dry hides, 1 sheep peIt
Christie, Cobb q Co, 25l bags corn.
To Golconda--1l4 bbls.
To BIT. Vernon--I5S bbls.
TO Louisville VIM. summon q Co l
horse, l set harness.
GEeanfngs from our Exchange.
PITrsBURG.-The Commercial Of satur-
day says:
Marks on the MonoDgahela indicated
Eve feet eight inches and railing s 10y
The day was mild for the season, WIN
fair prospect for rain. TRADE on VI sns "a NJ a.
ing was brisk, freigbts being plenty lot inc
C I'M ,yT. - me Commercial Of sat
urday says;
~ T 0nfsVIIle Mail Line Company, POme-
rovend Big Sandy Packet Company Ports
ro99nfh Packet Company, st. Louis Express
line and Mem ph1s Packet Company, con-
fTibuted sI50-E2j each-to the Bethel j air,
which will be presented to the Treasurer
Of the fair TO- day, by Capt. las. s. Wise.
Captain Joe Fowler walks the streets OF
Paducah again. His wounds are fast heal
A deck hand on the Glendale was lost
overheard, " miles below Louisville,
few days since. Name unknown; sup
posed TO be from New Jersey.
Capt. John Hagarty returned from
Europe last week, and is confined t4D his
room at the walnut street House.
the wreck Of the Rebecca, yesterday. He
says she was sunk by collidfng with a
barge used by the Parkersburg Bridge
Company, which had been left In the main
channel az night, without the usual signal
light, TO warn passing steamers. The barge
was set adrift, and landed fourteen miles
below where the accident occurred. The
Rebecca sunk Instantly in . feet water,
the river having receded five feet sinceshe
went down. six deck hands who were off
watch and asleep, were drowned by the ac-
cident. -Four of the bodies had been re-
covered when Captain Muhleman left the
wreck. THE cabin furniture, shutters,
doors, d., have Geen taken ashore from
the wreck, and efforts VIII be made forth
with to raise her.
The Wheeling Latelii0eHceT says the Re-
becca, recently sunk at the ParkeTsburg
Bridge, was insured for Sl2,00O-S3. 000 in the
Citizens and $1,000 in the Franklin ofnces'
OF Wheeling. and 5000 in the Enterprise
OF Cincinnati.
Capt. VIM. List, of the r. n. Hudson,
was In Madison, Indiana, on "Wednesday.
Pedestrians and teams are crossing Tue
Mississippi on ithe Ice at St Paui'
The Gazette says;
A friend hands us the following, which
we commend to the New Albany CONNER
ciGL and everybody down the river. me
communication should also have recorded
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that Robert +. Lee-not John W. Cannan
1-, vac the - great rebel chief" according 10
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Friday, February IL, 1869.
10 Our Patrons.

Our patrons, we would warn against
being ut all surprised, or i'll anywise
annoye at receiving soon, dunning
letter for arrears of subscription or
advertising. Let no one suppose that
he has been singled out for an attack
Of this sort. we are sending out our
accounts very generally, and rs we
suppose that it will be rs convenient
now for them to pay as it pleasant for
us to receive, VIC shall cndcavor not to
overlook any who arc il arrears.
We challenge any Of orr brethren to
show better list Of paying suhscri-
bcrs than ours. Since VIC resumed the
Publication Of Oar paper, wo have
lost comparatively n small amount by
bad debts, AID our subscribers gcncr-
ally arc very punctual. Punctuaiity
"tbou art a jewel" Tn the printers
catcc!isnl, Pay what thou owcst," is
a command second to none in the
Gccaloguc.
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have already drained the bitter cup of
universal suffrage to tho very drcgs,
and we must apply the antidote our
selves. Weare interested, it is true,
in good Govern,aent in Washington
Us well as in Columbia, but the noun.
tain load here makes us oblivious to
lesser evils. To restore good Govern
mcnt ut home, to redeem and Olsen
thrall our beloved State, and throw
off the brood Of hungry vulturcs, who
arc nov prcying upon ITS vitnls, should
be the dearest wish Of our hearts and
the cherished mission Of our lives.
We accept the situation. We rcpudi-
ate anything like violence, but by the
5oNot box, controlled by the virtue an,!
intelligence of the country. We hope
yet to vindicatc our character, rcasscrt
our manhood and establish tho pcr-
mancnt head and prosperity Of the
State.
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TIE ANsWtR OF Hon. J. ?. REED.

TIE ANswtR OF Hon. J. P. REED
We publish in our present issue, the
material parts of the very able reply
of Mr.. Reed to the calumnious charges
of Solomon i. Hoge. We regret that
on account of it's length, we were not
able to publish the whole Of it. 1t is
clear, full and conclusive, and its state
ments Mr.. Reed is prepared to verify
with ample testimony. For the pur-
pose of getting up this testimony, in
the several counties of his District. he
has appointed certain days of which
he has given his opponent notice. The
day selected for Abbevilleis is Thursday,
the 18th inst, and wo fully request,
on behalf Of Mr.. Reed and our District
generally, that the managers of each
|precinct will send up one Of their num-
Der, for the purpose of rendering the
necessary testimony. We feel assured
that where so much is at stake, and
whore it is 80 important to vindicatc
the fair fame Of our District. that the
managers will esteem it pleasure
and a privilege to perform this duty.
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COMMERCIAL MANUREs AT GnLEN-
wooD.-Messrs. Waller Il Brother, the
wcl-knowR merchants of Greenwood
advertise u choice variety Of the bes,
commercial manures, including all 4
the celebrated Super-Phosphates al
Guanos, which they will sell at
under Charleston prices, with IT,
freight added. A safer investment or
ono yielding spcedier return cannot
well be made than in these CONNER.
cial manurcs. In this age of improved
tillage, the man who does not manure
must he something Of an cold fogy.'
1t will not do to spend ones Who'll,
means on manures. Frstina lenh-
hasten slowly would be the ad
vice Of Dickson. Enlarge tho field o
operations gradually and bountcou,
Ceres will iructify the golden har
vests.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-02-12

GUARD OF 1IoNoR.-Thc III gh Shcr-
if our County, Mr.. Cason, his Chief
Assistant, Mr.. Robert Jones, the Clerk
Of the Court, Mr.. Mcdonald, and the
Judge Of Probate, Mr.. Hill, left us on
Il brief visit to Columbia, a few days
since. They formed the honorary cs
cort-"thc sacred cohort"-of Il pre-
cions set Of rogucs-''chev"lirs d'i,tdus,
ric. ct III "n,ne 9e"us,-whom the just
sentence of onr Court consigns to Sc,
lect quarters, at tho expense of tho
State, III Columbia. TO be SO honorcd
is almost offering the rogucs u tcmpta
ton to repeat the offence.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-02-12

JURISDICTION OF MAG1sTRATEs.-In
the Court Of General Sessions, tho
question as to the jurisdiction of Mag
in criminal cases, came up
before Judge Carpenter, on the return,
yesterday, to rule to shew cause why
certain persons were detained in Gus
tody.' Tho Judge denied that no
power vested in Magistrates to hear
and determine charges against persons
and to commit to Jail upon such trial.
That the authority vested in them
under the recent Acts Of the Begisla-
ture, was confined to the hearing of
the cause and the commitment Of the
accused to jaft upon sufficient evidence,
to ,etand trial at The approaching term
pf the Coart IF General sessions. Z.
Several prisoners, therefars, son fenced
total bg Magistrates, were ordered to
be released. = Caarlsston Courier @ sa f,'
:
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Church Directory.

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Rev. u. MrNe:l
Tuner, y. d., Pastor S.hca,h servic.s--
morning, II o&lo, k-evcning. I o'clock
Thursday SERVICE evening, o'clock.
METHODIST CHURCH. Rev. Manning
Blown preacher i'll charge. with Rev. T. S
Daniel. Sabbath servirrs-m morning, II
"'cl"ck-.rrn,ng. o'clock. Wedncsda,
-e'vice-evcning, Z oclnck.
TRINITY iErlscorAL) CnrRcn, Rev. w
=. DUB Sc, Rec,or. Sabbath services
morning, IL "'cluck-.ficrnuon, 4 o'clock
Wednesday servlce-afernoon, 4 o'cl' ok
The Sabbath Schools in al ,he Churche
are opened Mt 0 o'rh'rk; A. NJ. Spa,s ar
provided for strangers In all the Churches
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CONSIGN EES.

The following named persons have
freight in the Depot at Abbeville.
A Small, S Turner, J pcvlin, r f
Hill, S Devin, II II Tustin, Trow.
bridge & Co, J J Wardlaw, II w
Lawson, W II Parker, Wicl<liiRc & w,
White, Smith 4 Go, S McGowan, c Il
Haskell, + NJ Mitchell, Wm Wilson.
EXPRESS-U II Harper. S Nc.
Gowan, Mrs NJ Black, Gilbert g. Ten.
ncnt, JAS. w. Frazier.
D. Il. SONDLEY,
Agent.
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NO. We had the O1oosuro Of room

pG- We had the pleasure Of receiv-
ing a visit last evening from Mr.. NJ. +.
Cannon, General Travelling Agent of
the Chronicle and Sentinel ard Banne,.
IF the South. both published in Au-
gusta, Ga. The first is ono Of our
most welcome exchanges, conducted
with abil t. and just liberality,-o of the
last, it is sufficient to say that it is
edited by Father Ryan, "thc poet,
priest" author Of the conquered
Banner" We would commend Mr.
Cannon and the journals which he
represents to the kind regard of our
faicnds.
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The spARrA,S,RnpR,o, q AMI AsHvrI,r,

THE SpARrANBvRo %Np AsHvILLE
CoNNEoT1oN.-A bill is now before the
State Legislature to give the assistance
of the State, by Q guarantee Of bonds,
to the spartanburg apd Union Rail.
road, to enable that company to con-
meet spaFtanbprg, its present termi.
nue., with Ashvilie, North Carolina
The only other connecting routs is
from GreenyilIe, Of which. this has
taken tue start before the Iegisla.
tnre. s''N ss7A :. ..<.. %.'~
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J. F. TowSsEND, DRUGGIST AT Cox Es-
BURY.-Mr. J. +. Townsend alvcrtises
Il choice Stock of Drugs, Chemicals.
Soaps, Extracts, Pcrfumcrics, also the
best qualities Of Brandy, Vino and
Whishcy, all Of which he will sell Il,
reasonable prices. The Stock has just
been selected by DR.. w. G. Norwood.
III Baltimore and New York, and en-
braces ali articles kent by Druggists,
and CT tho best qualities. Mr.. Town
scud's experience in business, and well
known character, afford Il guarantee
that what he sells will be as he repre-.
scnts it. Our readers may call with
the assurance of getting Il good article
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MARRIAGES..

MARRIED November l7th 1858, by Rev.
B. TraywisA, STERLING 5FLEEMAN, and
'ss BETTE EDAUNDs, Of AbbovilIs Dist
c.. r.-
MARRIED January lab 1869 by Rev. J. 3.
.yw,ek. TANeEL TALBOT, and M IS FAN
AZ GABLE.
MARRIED Jan. 2lst. 1869, hy Rev.. B.
rraywiek. JAS. MCCAIN, aud Miss MARY
STONE.
MARRIED at the residence Of Rev. Mr.
Wih-rsp,on in Memphis, Tenn. on Tuesday
ID Feb, Mr.. Is. d. BARKSDALE. OF Tuuica
;o., Miss aud Mrs. SUE A. MARSHALL, o
ibbevillr, s. G.,
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-02-12

@- We have received o communi.
cation from Mr.. A. L. Welch, in re-
ply to statements which appeared in
the Press and B"nnrr. in regard to the
affray at Lowndesville, and the sub
sequent arrest. It was too late for
publication in our present issue, but
shall appear in our next. >,
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-02-12

An industrial school, with ore hun
drcd and twenty pupils of German
descent, is supported in New York by
tho benefccncc of wealthy lady in
that city. In this school the morn
ings are devoted to study, and the
afternoons to learning different kinds
of work, such as sewing, knitting,
crocheting, and other home employ
ments.
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MA II *. rs.
ABDEviLLE, S. c., Feb. -. 1866.


ApDEvILLE, February 12.-Sales of
the week 13O bales, closing firm at
p.
New York, February 10.-Cotton
quiet and steady, at 30l 30!. Gold
35A.
AUGUSTA, February 1O.-Cotton
market active, with sales Of LOGO
balcs-rccc;pts 73G; middIings 2sl.
SAVANNAH, February 1o.-Cotton
quiet but firm, with sales Of 1900
balcs-mddlings %; receipts 1 943
CHARLESTON, February 1O.-Cotton
quiet and unchanged, with sales o.
400 bales middlings 2S} a 20; re,
ccipts 937.
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Taxation! Taxationl


The County Assessors are busy in
assessing the property of our. citizens,
under tho Act passed at the last ses
sion of the Legislature. MIR. A. G.
lIuwthorn, the County Auditor, has
bcsn III Our town during the past week
receiving assessments within our cor
rorate limits, and will be here again
ON Monday and Tuesday of ncxt week,
The object Of the present assessment
's to furnish the lawmakers ut Co
iumbia tho basis Of an estimate for
their tax-bitl. The late Act defines
,hc subjects but docs not fix the rates Of
taxation, except on polls. That will
&c determined at the present session,
and we have no doubt that they will
ae high enough, in all conscience. to
make our very cars tingl", and our
pocket books quake. What will the
people Of this State say to Il general
tax of sl,S00,O00? What will the
pc"i'ie Of our District say to general
tax of 100000? Compare these sums
with the taxes Of former years In
1863, the aggregate taxes of the State
were only u little over 100000; the
genera. taxes Of oar District (cXcIu-
:,ivc of tho Cotton tax,) WAS somewhat
over $4,000. The State taxes, we
have no doubt, will be more than
iIuadruplcd, and the District general
lax more than trcbIcd? What more
could we expect from a Legislature
which cxpcnds more than $4,000
upon itself ut a single session, and i.
daily swelling the salaries of Il horde
Of hungry officials, and multiplying in
every direction the channels of dcplc-
lion, and the drain upon our impovcr-
ishcd resources?
The Charleston Courier urges many
forciblc objections TO the details of the
bill. 1t thus concludes:
THE Act is further Objectionable as
making no exception in favor of pow
criy. Poor as we'll rs rich arc to re,
turn for taxation all their furniture
their cooking utensils and the very
beds on which they lie, and also even
any small amount Of money in pocket
on the lst OF September OF each year
Surrey every family or household
should enjoy, free from taxation, {
limited and reasonable amount o
household and kitchen furniture. A!
for the tax on money in the reckct, i
will operate most uncquaIly, and prove
i'll Il great measure, q failure. On
can easily tell what money he had OF
deposit, on tn 1st Of September, bu
very few VII be nbie to say, on cath
what they had in pocket or on hand
on that day, and most persons vii
make the uncertainty an excuse TO
not returning it at all.
''Thc tax Oh investments in bonds G
5 this State, not expressly cxcnpte
J, from taxation, by tho terms ofthc Act
| under which they are OF may be il
. sued, is objectionable, as Of doubtfi
constitutionality, and calculated t
lessen the value Of Stute Bonds, whic
may hereafter be put upon the marl5c
[ by the State. State securities shoul
never be thus tampcrcd with, an
should be held sacred against depr'
. citation by State authority. 1t
7 somewhat curious that this clause
u silent as to State Stocks-are they c
are they not included in the term
e Bonds Of this State"?
: "Thcrc arc numerous other obje
e tionable features in tho Act, and
J., ought to undergo a thorough revisio
y by tho Legislature at it's present 60
5 sion"
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-02-12

The AZ. rslatisvs to- the afssisiIis,
and Columbia Railroad sohpaegj
passed by the LsgislataEe at It's prS5.
emit session, has been vetoed biz aoyAs
nor Scott, on the ground of uneopst
tutipnAliIty and iuex disnee, bs
Mas read 10 tha ,ssrat : NJ
serday, and slspseia 6dis
for Friday Hezts at; = Pr 1sss
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-02-12

Jefferson Davis, accompanied by
Mr.. SlidelI and two ex-Confederate
officers, recently visited the military
school of St. Cyr. He received in
state by the authorities, and the pupils
maneuvred before him.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-02-12

A letter from Jacksonville, Florida,
says: A Northern company is erecting
large hotel in this place. Many
invalids are hero and at St. Augustine.
1t is said that many Northernors arc
now investing at the latter named
place.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-02-12

s9 See advertisement Of A. G.
Hawthorn County Auditor, giving
notice shat he will be- at Abbeville,
on Monday and Tuesday Of next
week to assess the property real and
personal within the, corporate limits:
Let alfgive due heed . 't,<. >5 o., '.,h
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-02-12

The PRECEDENT Pr idht bsis as q ordered athas the
body = Of fMs Ms. 81, sdrtats Il bs m giveb' iihsf
family. twill xe colIscted that the
Sraial tyrant sta1tE On; 6snS Secfstasy
of War, tsseifassd ths fsa ad6st Of Ass.
sprRatfs 81 Il I daSah tsf tox bs Ieyn4i 10
a6sksssss E & decent @ bEraiaf of chs a TsinaiHsof
IS ] S adfa mud y 4 lslS5st 81 ~ J:
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Parker & Thomson's,
Feb 10
NOTICE THIS.

I WOULD respectfully inform my
4. friends and customers generally
that my terms arc strictly CASH,
and that all orders must have tho
cash accompanying or they will not
be honored. l cannot afford to do q
credit business. neither can I find y
man to whom l can sell out my stock.
wEo will promise to do q credit bust
ncsz. l have now on hand good
stock Of old accounts which l would
be extremely glad to get rid of, by
those owing to call and pay charges
and take them away. I buy for cash
at the best market in America and
will cndcavor to sell my goods Just
right. but must have the Money
down, or it is no 70.
Respectfully,
W. T. PENNEY.
Feb'y 5, 1869, f
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-02-12
Y ALE WINES
JUST RECEIVED AT
PARKER g. THOMSOM'S.
Feb 10 IA n
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Extract Dandelion, Extract Belladonns. Ex-
tract Lemon and VauilIa, for 1avoring, Bloom
II Youth, Tooth Brushes. Payson's Indellble
Ink. Citrate Magnesia, Carbolio Acid. Pain
Killer. Mustang Eminent, Torrey's Sewing
Machine OIL, Spauldinc's Prepared Glue, Stick
wells Mucil"ge, Browns Is. euce Jamaica
Ginger. J"juhe Paste, Van Deusen's Worm
Candy. F"h"s.ock's and Frey's Vermifugc.
tie'mboid's Buchu. Amica and Chloroform Lini-
ment, Ch!orof"rn'. Liquor Pot.ssa. Extract Log
wood, Cum Tou, p. +. .Syringes, just received
at
Parker & Thomson's.