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REFERENCES. Governor e. B. Vance, Charlotte;
". D. Reynolds & Bro, Norfolk; E. G.. Chic, Super.
intendent s. & r. Railroad, Portsmouth Colonel 3.
L. Fremont, E. E. Burruss, ESQ.,, Wilmington; 81.
b Thurber & Co.. Langhran K Egbert New York
Bernard O'Neill, Charleston; Alexander 4 Russell,
Savannah. 3mos Aprii2
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VIGILANT FIRE ENGINE COMPANY.
A TTEND AN EXTRA MEETING OF YOUR COM,
n PANY. This EVENING, at your Hall, at Eight
O'Clock precisely. punctual attendance OF every
member is requested.
By order. JOHN 7. HUMPHREYS,
Aprtl30 secretary.
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A GOOD INVESTMENT.-TOB BE SOLD
n. cheap tor cash, on account Of the Proprietor's
poor health and retiring from business, the GOOD
WILL AND STOCK Of the established Soda Water,
Fruit, Cigar, Tobacco and Confectionery Stand,
now doirg good paying business. Also. large
assortment GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, JEW
ELKY DIAMOND AND. GOLD Rim GS AND
BRoOCHE3. All parties indebted to me will please
cali aid settle their Indebtedness or before May
JOHN D. ZaNOGA, No. 3l6 King +treet, corner So
ciety.street. Apr1t26
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1G)dnts.

u wait In the house and WOMAN to mind a
child. man an his wife without children would
be preferred. None need apply unless with good
recommendations. Apply to SHACKEt FORD &
KELLY, Boyce's wharf. April 80
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CsTEADI ENGINES FOR SALE CHEAP,
y applied for Immediately
III One 12horse Portable ENGINE
III One 4horse Portable Engine
ALSO
IL One S-horse-power ENGINE, in good condition.
CAMERON, BARKLEY & CO.,
Northeast corner Meeting and Cumberland. nd.ssreets.
IanunrY I6
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Cigars, Gobafeo, &f.
j. MADSEN'S
CIGAR MANUFAC TORY
And Wholesale and Retail
TOBACCO HOUSE,
No 81 KlNGSyREEE CORNER SOCIETY.

No. 314 KlNGtSTREET. CORNER SOCIETY.
CONSTANTLY ON BAND A LARGE STOCK OF
" American aud Imported LEAF TOBACCO, for
cigar manufacturers g. as follows:
/, CONNECTICUT LEAF, from fine favored fill.
irg at 12 cents per pound. and self work at s5 cts.
per pound upwards to The finest selection Of wrap.
pers. at 81 per pound.
pers. from IS cents upwards to so cents per pound
8. OHIO LEAF-wrappers from 20 cents upwards
to 35 cents per pound.
4 fne assortment OF SPANISH LEAF. from
81 10 81 10 (per the bale;l upwards uicr wrap
peIs at 81 per pound.
AZ The Leaf is bought direct from the planters,
am aoe 70 sell as low as any Northern house.
CIG,RS,
OF our own manufacturing The following brands
always on hand:
"LA CARoLIIA" CIGARS, at $40 per NJ.
Ia Corona de Espana," at s25 per NJ.
"Pardgas, ," at s35 per u.
"B. Cpmann" lHrvana), at $50 per IL.
"Figaro" spanish seed, at s5U per M.
"Figaro" tg. nuine HavanaI, at SIS per II.
"C. b." genuine Spsnishi. at $50 per Ii.
"The Last Sensation," Cigar which lights itself,
made of Havana Tobacco. at $50 per III.
Imported Cigars of all grades.
A genuine Spanish Cigar can always be had at re-
tail ior 10 cents.
OF SMOKING TOBACCO.
fine assortment for sae at manufacturers prices.
Genuine Durham and other celebrated brands al
ways on hand.
CHEWING TOBACCO.
Az FIG, NAVY and PLUG TOBACCO, at all prices;
and
PIPES, OF NIL descriptions.
Merchants and Consumers ore respectfully inViteo
to give call, aa can supply them with everything
IN the Tobacco line at the lowest price.
Price Current will, by request be forwarded snS-
where. j. mADeeN'
April 10 i"o
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ST. ANuxEW,s SOCIETY

TINE REGULAR MONTHLY MEE1ING cF THIS
Il Society will be he at the South ''aro.ina Hall,
THIS EVENING, at Eight O'Clock.
VIM. PAUL,
April 40 Secretary.
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yNAITINGMAN.--W A COMPE.
w TENT sERVANT. Recommendations re-
Quired as to character and capability. Apply at
NORTHWEST CORNER VANDERHORST AND
THOMAS STREETS. April 80
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WANTED TO HIRE, A GOOD COL
w ORD COOK AND WASHER, for a small
family. apply at once ut No. so HASEL-STREEr.
ApriI 80 Q"
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T1OR SALE.-THE OF
FERS for sale one. half interest In the office of
lHE ABBEyILLE BANNER, to o cash purchase r.
The Office isweu supplied with printing material; has
ample facilities for job Printing, as we'll as the pub
large list of subscribers and enjoys an advertising
patronage second to no other paper in the State.
Terms made known and further particulars given on
application. W. ". FaRROW.
kprl % mwf1mo
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VIrANTED. AGENTS FOR THE AMERI-
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Publisher, Cincinnati, O. 6mo* March ~
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CHARLES G. FIGHTERS Select Library Of New
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y Mobile and Ohio Sterling and Interest Bonds,
Memphis and Little Rock First Mortgage Bcuds,
South Carolina Railroad SKIES and Sevens, Montgom
cry and Eufaula Railroad Bonds tendorsed by Ala
banna Mississippi Central Railroad First and Second
Mortgage Bon1e. Address WM. 4. UTLkY GEO.
". DOUGHERTY, No. II Wall-streot, New York.
April 10 1m*
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" a r I Il IT z.
From the Charleston News.]
The Expected Legislation Of Congress

1t is believed by prominent member of
Congress now here that very little legislation
will be accomplished the remainder of this
session. Reconstruction, Indian affairs and
finances arc three leading questions mapped
!, put for discussion. The first of these will, in
likelihood, be disposed Of; but it is in ev.
way improbable that eithe! of tho other
two'can be settled before the 4th Of March,
twill be near tho end Of January before the
Senate Committee on Finance will report on
the subject of an early resumption of specie
payments, and thon an interminable discussion
is surc to result, running through portion
OF February. There arc great many bond
holders advocates among tho members of
Congress, and it constitutes vital interest
with them to oppose every measure looking
toan early resumption of specie payments
Thus it appears We may look for little reliof
during the present session of Congress.
THE GEORGIA REPRESENTATIVES, OPPOSING
" THE PROPOSED RECONSTRUCTION CT THAT
STATE.
The Washington correspondent Of tho New
York Herald writes:
; When the Reconstruction Committee meets
after the holidays it will be likely to find tho
Georgia question in somewhat different shape
than when Congress adjourned. When tho
resolution directing tho Reconstruction Com.
mittee u. inquire into the condition Of affairs
in Georgia was offered in the House its author
supposed that thcre was but one side to the
<casc;or rather, that only the Radical side
would ask to be heard. Georgia, however,
unlike Virginia, Mississippi and Texas, has a
full representation in the House and is now
Knocking at the doors Of the Senate. The
naembere in the House from Georgia arc deoi.
+ dedly opposed to having the. present State
government set aside and reconstruction un-
der tho military commenced do nevo. It Is
sid that Governor Bullock has not dozen
followers among tho leading Republicans Of
che State in bis efforts to secure fresh ro
yss0hSttuction. II Is currently whispered
nipteoyor, that he was disappointed at not be
ing electea United States senator, and that ii
the nov deal which he proposes he hopes Z
turn up the trump card. The representative.
from Georgia are improving tho recess by col
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HoR THR KEowRE COURIER.
Thoughts at the Close of Christmas.

Another Christmas-day has passed., and now
he setting sun, in many golden folds,
= wraps the fow clouds that flock the western sky,
And casts his dying smiles around thoir forms,
Until they seem like silver. mounted bers,
: On which tho angels boar tho passing hours
To Eternity. whore Times dead offspring,
1n that charmed house unbounded, over slcops.
Sadly alone watoh their beauties fade,
Aud pure and holy feelings gontly nt
Along the gall'res Of my hoart; whilo hands
Vnsoen sweep o'cr the harpstrin3s Of my SOUL
Until eaoh born thought with silv'ry wings
Ofmelody seems fttcd and ascends
In notes OF praise, uuheard by mortal ear
To Him who can,e aud died that might 1.-Two.
Z . sacred morn which ushor'd in this day,
g We know not If thy joyful dawn on man
i&Was welcon'i by tho whitc-roocl host of Heavn !;
\ We know not, II they struck their harps anew
Unto the thrilling song, re lscmug love:
Ierchanco,the SIN ,snoet strain, that 1oated do wn
Upon the midnight ale Ger Julah's plain,
Aud flpd with awe tho list'nine Shepherds thorc,
Was echo'l throu Oh its s.iniu courts so loul
That all thoir gollsn arches friyhtel shook;
And e'en the worry soats Of Icav'n tremblel
Meath that shout joy, "Glory bo to Cod
4 On hish," pealny from tho enrAptur'd lips
I Of oil that countless throng OF saints who stand
.&i.forc tho throne Of God, anl serve Him day
And night; while from tho hills an vaes Of ear Il,
$50 sweet refrain, "peace AMI cool will to men'
as-oohoed back; and oil the rolling spheres,
With voices like the souul Of thunder hearl,
%sng in thor joyous oyoes zach to eaoh.
!, ,S9,lleluia /! the Lord all powerful roigns."
: 20 oAnnot tell but this NO know. that man.
4 Or whom tho King of glory left Ills thrsne,
&sad, throwing off the regal robos Of Heav'n,
Condos ,onded thus TO veil His brightness,
TSsFor SO .son, in the cumbrous garments
, or mortality, lost it should dazzle
Poor, " LAX human sight, md came ani suffor'd
All tho pangs Of death that he might over live.
saThat man, instcal Of making this day
! OF prayer and praise, profanes its sacred hours
With the soun'l Of worldly mirth snd pleasure
o great, eternal Father; il there is
/ Yet in tho breast Of man. religions spark,
,,sss0 fan It with tho brcezes Of Thy love.
g And kinllo thero a holy hamo, which, liko
y Tho Mystic One above the jewish ark,
Shsil over burn, and with holy light
h Shall brighten ev'ry rising thought, that whom
4 Another Christmas-morn shall guild our earth,
s2ne song Of praise from ev'ry heart will mount
ITO Him. who bore the sins Of all the world;
), And with an earnest longing for the timo
ts'when lio shall come again, each soul exolaim,
Come quickly, o Lord Jesus!
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Tho Georgia University.

From the "Athons Southern Watchman,"
wo learn that the trustees, of this Institutisn,
at recent meeting, made tho following addi.
tions to their ao''s corps Of Professors
Hon. A. H. stepheas--History and Poli-
tiosl Science.
Dr.. N. j. Snead, ,-Modorn Languages.
Chas. Morris,-A. M.-Rhetoric and Or.
atory.
We are assured that thosc are bona ,tdc
elections, and that tho allowed named gentle,
men will take charge Of their respective
chairs on tho 18th Of January. It i, with
u..;:oignod plessuro wo announce this addition.
al evidence Of the continued prosperity of
this time honorcd Institution.
The name OF Stephens, always q tower, Of
strength in his own State, must, since his
masterly defence and justification OF the flost
cause" increase tho popularity of the Insti-
tuition with our people and draw 10 its halls
large numbers Of the youth from every por-
ton Of the Southern States
PRooTs OF SANITY.--A man was proved
to have returned borrowed umbrella. Thit
settled his status az an insane man before
competent court. Commodore Meade de
nounoos his satrapian brothepS and a Nov
York Judge decides him to be con,pos n,eptis
Perhaps the wrong mar got into The Lunati'
Asylum. ~ =, 0s
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CoNrBDERATE DEAD IN rnK NORTH
Mr.. II. A. HARRISON, Of Sparta, Georgia, late
ly in Richmond, has recontly visited tho Con.
federate, Cemetery at Elmira, New York, and
Governors Island, and made arrangements at
the former place with J. Fl. Lesvitt, and at the
latter with the superintendent, to give their
care to tho disinterment and transmission by
express Of any body for which directions may
bo given by surviving frionds in the South
No charge will be mado but Of actual OK.
penses.
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ken dc Nth those Of other pop.
ulations. There was great deal of wealth
refinement and luxury among the better GLASS.
es. 1t was q sort of sanotifed Jerusalem,
where the proud Spanish blood and brain
held ascendancy and would not be poisoned
with contact with Indian and negro mixture.
Alamos, as a city, had fame before the great
metropolis Of New York was known. 1t is
old among the many old towns of Mexico
Surrounding it have been some of the richest
mines in the world, and from which the city
has had its chief support. At the slime Of it's
destruction it contained population of about
1000 SOULS, though geographical dictionaries
placc the number at 10000, which is at least
5000 too many. Unhappily for its people,
tho number is lsssoned through terrible
misfortune, and the "City of Poplar Groves {"
has fallen to the dust (oven as man falls). in
its strength.
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Nor ON SpEAKTNa TERMs.--1t is reported
"through trust worthy sources" that President
johnson and General Grant arc 80 hostile
that NUNS the word botween thom. "Let
us have peace"
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destruction Of the City Of Alsmos-Fhous.
ands Of Lives Lost.

Inc city OF Alamos, situated In the South.
ern portion Of Sonora, Mexico, has been svep.
out OF existence by q Visitation Of nature =
namely, combined attack Of two great furie,,
wind aud water. The torrible event occurred
ss''ss as's !.''ss ss, ,,,s ~: Il,
4 aAsI1 Is ag,as.ails from
headlong course, carrie (|
Houses were swept away SO )lsall
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~ chu1 ooohoooj suo uiaOntuC Will LuCu you Out
q copy just like me for three cents and half
aud you ought to sustain tho press Go and
subscribe, and keep your conscience easy.
THE RECENT DISASTER IN ConuEB1A.-
We copy the following account Of the funeral
Of the two young mon killed at the recent fire
in Columbia, from tho "Phoenix," Of yester-
day:
Our city presented solemn appearance
yesterday, Dull, loadea clouds obsoured the
heavens, and about IL O'clock steady rain
commenced to fall, but tho gloomy weather
suited tho fcoings Of the great mass Of the
people who about 10 O'Clock began to gather
in tho vicinity Of tho City Hall preparatory
to forming procession to accompany to
their last resting place the remains of the
young men-Carrington and squier-who
lost their lives at the fro on Monday night
last. Thore was an almost ontiro cessation Of
business from III to o'olook--many stores
were closed machine shops were still; wag-
ons ceased running, and operations wero sus.
pec ded at the Grcenvillo aid Charleston depot
al feeling oallcd upon to do honor to the
ill'fated boys. Flags were displayed at half
mast from the two engine houses and revoral
othor buildings; tho city and church bells
wore tolled I
At IL o'clock, the procession, consisting of
tho members Of the City Council, "a dctaoh.
mont of the police, tho members OF the Indie.
pendent and Palmetto Fire Companies, aud
several hundred citizens, marched to the reg.
idenco of 9. V. Darlington, ESD, where the
body Of his son was taken charge of. After
which, they passed down Richardson to Lsdy,
through that street to Sumter, thcnoo to the
residence Of Mr.. Squier, to receive his SON. 8
remains. They then took up thoir line ol
march through Washington. and Marion
streets, to the Presbyterian Church. The
bodies wero carried into the church, and an
able address was delivered BY tho pastor, Rev
VIM. Il. Boggs. On the conclusion Of tho
religious services, tho body of Frazer Sqaie,
was inferred in the Presbyterian burial ground
The procession then reformed and proceeded
to the Episcopal Church with tho remains Of
young Carrington. The Impressive b,tria
service Of that church was performed by RoY
P. J. Shand, aud then all that was mortal o
Danny Carrington was consigned to the tomb
! A MAN writing an anonymous note is lik
q puppy inside of an, enclosure baking q
you with his noso under tho gate. ~.
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WALaALLA, S. C, FRIDAY, JANUARY 5, 1869
A Nice Job.

Diplomacy in tho United States Il now
called 'job." To illustrate: Russia bar.
gained to sell Alaska for $7,2OO,0OO in gold,
Alaska vas useless to Russia and equally use.
less to the United States. But it was = Moo
JOB Tor tho loyal Russia received 81 900, 900.
The loyal jobbcrs pooketsaa 5000, 600. For
pushing this job, Robert, lker had fec
OF $4,000. Stuug BY made upon
him, ne says these attaoN& j igina.s with,
members and newspapers that failed to gek&
slice" 1.-THE South wants immediate iustlS2|
FROM Congress, sho must despsia1 Rroyideno&
and Zee the great god Joaa g
A special d.balsB j. l|glaors "s'ss,. sunS !
gives the following particulars Of
The sommitsRSh pub 3, had
before them, this n1aSnfH1a
chase, in pursNease Of resoiUeaU
the sppropriatia pay the Russian g0V9qHs
ment. Hon. & Walkea8sas examined,
and testified tiSSt SO far as he Wss advised. the
only money paid to advocate the appropriation
was~$26, 600 paid TO himself, and that after
tho money was Ssaeixed BY the Russian min.
istor, he (Wslksf}} adessod Baron S.oeokel to
pay Colonel Forney $4,000 in gold for his
kindness in giving the sso Of the solumas, of
the washington Chronicle" to MI
for discussion Of the subj sekg4 ,olonS ~
declined to receive the nolgy on tho gfS
that he was an old officer Of thasSenase, aud
he therefore did not thipkuia 81 Ea
the proffered funds. 81 &
nevertheless, that tho "CKfS3 sSe0 ~
must have the coiu aud, after maeh. .pai ~
sion by himself anu Baron StQS |B23|
9. Forncy, the publish
or of Colonel Forney' ST
Mr.. Walkor sls.os s$
given Of an iutoptiyh 4
"Chronclo" until @l $ s
madc, aud the publiska
gave the use Of the oolaiai
tuitously. |I||
Tho following okoolls
tho Z" Local" +" of tho r S.
and is co'nmendsd.ssss lIgSg|
/" Courier" afd al other uie WI |l@I
Don't Steal Me, for am priYaV
bought and paid for by subscriber, 8ilS ||SB|
sustains the press and wants to read me. Ne
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sea- Delaware whips her thioves. Msssa'
ohusetts Whips her young women Tho
thieves are thrashod at the pillory and the
young women at the public schools. Wo do
not propose TO interfere with either, but note
that while Massachusetts, howls at tho barba
rism Of Delaware, Delaware silently regards
the bxsbarism Of Massachusetts,.
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and whole blocks Of buildings weFo throWlZ|
down like 80 many trees. The wind was no
less terrible than the water. Houses we're
unroofed and blown TO skaters; tiles and like
matera(aSgere scattered through the air like
chan, aud strong troes were uprooted, as il
t2aSSA2a s9QERastalks. The best part Of
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A SIGNIFICANT FAor.-Iho "New York
Citixen," formerly edited by the lamented
Coastal Halpine,) says, that it is fact wor.
thy of note, that at the gathering Of Union
soldiers in Chicago, not a negro soldier was
present, nor any recognition Of their service.
10 tho proceedings. This, at a meeting where
tho radical President elect participated, ant
was the oent9l figure, is significant.
hA. a.. &S4ffSas aAr&-----,-- ~s S-----
~ Wispo. ds3atappi1ess. <.
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VOL. ly..,~'..No. IS
Man and Woman.

Asa general rule, vhorovsr msa nays
reverence to woman wherever aay man
foe'' the influence Of any woman, purifying,
ohassonlng, abashing, strengthening aim
against somptatiop, shielding him s.or, evil,
mln''tering to his sclfrospe0t modisinine
his wearinoss, peopleng his solitude, winning
him from sordid prizes, snliveuiug hi, paopo,
sonous days With mirth, or faoy, or via
hs'hlng hssvon upon his earth, and aaellsaiar
II ior oil spiritual fertility, ,-thers ID the Ella.
msnt OF marriage Whsrsvsr woman pav.
TO man-whorevs ony womoa re.
1less in tho s.length Of any man, fosls it to
gs Gods ageut sphofding her weakness, con,
! Gsnfning her purpose, and browning her power,
wherever he reveals himself to he, lust. up.
|Sht, inaexible, yet tolerant, meroiful, benig.
not unruffled perhaps, but overcome by
/ 70 turba'onee, and drespondtng u all
|& dt'eness, his feet on the earth, his head
1e stars, helping her to hold her soul
IN right, to stand firm against the
: Aents Of friyolty, vanity, impatienoe,
encouragement, helping to pre-
\ pod nature, to develop her energy,
ss'tlate her thought, to utilize her be-
L.
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THERE arc said TO bo moro ftish people in
America than in}Ifciantl.
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