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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-05-20

r AYING OF CORNER STONE.
~ The Corner S one Of the Meeting II use now
being erected by the
BRANDYWINE BAPTIST CHURCH
viii be laid with appropriate religions services on
THURSDAY Ma, 81 500. AZ . o'clock, p. IN This
Church Is the third oldest OF the denomination t1e
stat, religious services being held on the same
gtound on which the new ed,icc is to he cree ID
previous to 1893
REV. DIR. Il. q. WESTON
Will deliver die use the secession on he frlhc-
pies and Practices al tse Baptist denomMu!tl1.
Addresses will aiso be de- vrred by ltey NJ /. s.
ii"tsiH. e.. III, j. Perdlctor, Rev 4 f. ihara-
ut and u Eefs
Neghherini, Pastors have been Invited who are
expected 10 81 present aud take part in tho excrt-
see. Braniywine Baptist Church Is IL Birmingham
TOWNSHIP Del WIZ county, Pa n ar Cnudd's Ford
and witsinrn. hu DIE yards OF iHiayctie's Head
quarter t%i,h 10 lOw sanling "al IL or tho line
ii THE Philadelphia and Baltimore Central Railroad
aud ran BIZ e .ched hY the Ira Us # sal rnad The
lnb'ic are cordially lIv.tcl 20 attend. my2git
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-05-20

SOLUBLE PHosPHATEs AND POTASH.
The food which forms the mine al part Of the
plant, 80 well known to all ntelg gent planters fur
nshing the very Clements that are removed with
every crop and are deficient in cultivated soils both
in EUROPE and AMERICA, and in all farm manures
CHEAPER THAN WOOD ASHES,
Supplying the peculiar elements of the PEACH
ORCHARDS manurcd with the "PERSICATOR"
bore lat year abundaHtly amid "Hundreds of Thou
sands OF Trees" ia the 50 neighborheod not thus
manured, tnat did not yield single peach.
DISEASED TTERs. with yellow leaves, under the ia
hnence Of the 'PERSICATOR," produced dark
green foliage In o few weeks
CoRN stands "to hill" even in the midst OF other
hills, Injured by the insect that were not msnured
by it.
NO LIME should be applied to land without its CO.
operation. as its influence is largely increased as
lime and, when Stacked with it. other advantages
result In the economical use of Potash.
For sale by
WIN. CREIGHTON & SON,
AGENTS AND PATxNrgxs,
myl3.lmw Bowlys Wharf, Baltimore, Md.
1000
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-05-20

sD- WHEELER & WILSON'S
SETING MA CHIME,
lis Market street Terms 10 suit all ,lrohasers
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-05-20
THE

kNoLToN DENTAL ASSOCIATION originated the
~ antesthetc of trous oxide gas, adnlislster
1t IN tn. most approved manner do nothing but TX
TRACT 4 EsTH, Dnd they certainly do that WITH
OUT PAiN-so II, 90 patients t.rtify SEE their sigma
TIRES OF the office. Ma IST WALNUT ST., be- ow
Eighth. Philadelphia. my2O.Gmw
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-05-20

Willow Grove Heading and Siave Works.
my20 Inv
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-05-20

The examination ni witness in the case of Jas
Frisby vs.. Western johnson, was then resumed
Hester Stevens knew Severn johnson and Heity
stevens when they were married by paison Balci,
n Presbyterian Clergyman. | stood up with them
at the wedding; Hester was then about fifteen or
sixteen years old.
Henrietta Crippin and Hetty Fisher corrobo-
rated the testimony OF Hester Stevens.
Hetty Jane johnson testified that about forty
seven years ago she aud Severn johnson were
married by parson Balch, at Snow Hill, Md /;
that Martha Jane Frisby is her child and the
daughter of Severn johnson.
The deposition of Rev. Thomas r. Balch. d D.
Stating that he had performed the maj rnge cerp-
mony between Severn johnson and Hester jane
Stevens, at Snow Hill, Nd, about the year 1921,
was thtn read.
Inc Court here took n recess until 3. p. n.
William X Luton, Indicted for an assault with
intent to ravish Mary D. Cook, little girl Of
seven years on age, was arragred and Plead
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-04-02
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! LIED. Oh tho mo,ning Of the eth Marcl,
tlsstSsher a lorg aud painful il,ness MAKTHa
CALHOUN BURT, wife Of Hon. Armis, cad
tBurs, in the oath snar Of her ages MR. Bur,
wSa the daughter of William Calhoun. of tn.
Calhoun Settlement. in the district ofiAbte.
vile: She was If that family which curne
lesrly to this region. and being distinguished
among their neighbo's. gave titir name V the
locaity wh"ro they lived. They were. pec.u
liarly Abbrville people, aud Mrs. Burt was
born ard reared in AtGavtllc. After sue mar.
lied, her husband being aiuwyet IN PrSSs.ics a,
this village, she resided here until Mr.. Burr
was elected to Congress in ls4z, after Which
event she srept much time ia Washington city.
where she lived on the most intimate terms
with r uncle, Hon. John C Calhoun, Gen.
Geo. McDufiie, and OF hers little lees distinguish.
ed. until Mi. Burt. voluntarily retired, from
public life In ls-, and returned to ALbeville.
After resiting several years at Ora, re Hill
plantation, on Savannah river, Mr.. Butt re
turnrd again to Abbcvil U. H., where Mrs
Burt died, and, amidst large concourse OF
sympnthising friends, was buried in tho ceme-
ter' Of Trinity Church. on the evening b Sun.
Gay last easter day. -~' -
One ny one the lights of the past are going
out. and it is painfully certain. that the ten
dency of the times exclude the probability of
their place. being e led Mrs. Burt was an
accomplished lady of the old school. Sprung
from family distinguished for wea til, inielli
genee and position aud possessing high person
al quslitics. abe waa educated before tile ag.
OF sophists, economiets and cnlculators. She
united til. highest breeding with the utm ost
f-anlness and cerdiality Of amannerN No n,is.
tress was ever kinder to her servants and de.
pendents Always particularly affube to the
young and Inexperienced. .he was the leader
of ,&"ry circle in which she moved whether
in the quiet, refined society of her native Dis.
'rict OF among the distinguished orators and
statesmen who were delighted to surround her
III Washington. This community will long re-
tain the impress of her b, b,illiancy aud culture.
and her fri"rds will never forget her many vir-
tues and warm hearted friendships. After
an unhroken companionship for more than
'orty years, her death leaves her %bus.
band de: olnte indeed but that desolnt;on mn
be alleriated by recalling the devotion of the
departed one, and by the consciousness OF.
lifetime spent il unceas;ng efforts to make her
comfortable and happy. For MANY years
consistent m "mber of the Episcopal Church, in
her last illness, she gave evidence of soeU
founded hope beyond the grave and as they
were united iu life and united in ,he t!hu, cb
the bcreaved husband may look forward to
happy reunion hereafter.
n FRIEND.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-04-02
HARRISON'S
PLANT FERTILIZER,

Price Reduced from SOS 90 TO $500 p.r ton of
5000 lbs, Cash. ....
A r TfiEl SOLICITATIONS OF MAEY
~ friends. l have REDUCED the price of
my 'Plant Fertilizer" FOR TuIS ..EASON
ONLY. TO $55 90 PER TON. for the purluse
Of introducing II TO The Plan'er. of Northern
and Middle Georgia, aud South Carolina nnd
,nrst earnestly desire to have it practically
!ested aiongaide of other wSil-kLuwn ph-s-
phnte and Fertilizers. I ferl assured a fair
:mpurt,Hi trial will vince ,he IN. It ak.ptiaaI
ot It's sxperior tsrtiHzing qualities IN the fret
as We'll Us succeeding crops, hulh az 10 the ac-
livity and durability. - ..'s-
:! WRIT HARRISON'
{Succ-s.or 10 ALEX. HAERIsos)
81! Commerce street, Fhiiadril.ilia.
! Proprietor aud. d.ManuIac,urer
Oiders r-srrrIull. s.,biri,ed. aud any infor-
uia,ion given BY addressing
n. C. BRYsoN. a..
. fi'i Factor and Commission ki1rchant,
. q......... Augusta. Ca,
/ Agent for The sale OF "Harr,.oa's Pint
Fe, tilik.r", in Nnrthern aud Middle Georgia
and Upper South Carolina:
Price delivered iu Savannah. Geer9is; $4,000
rer ton. :. ..s. -, -, 49,. ....
,,;.y, SLOAN. GROVER A Co,
Factors and Cumlnlss,on Merchants, =. :.
=. -. So .... ~ -Ssyannah. Ga,
Agents for the. sale Of .H,rri,on. Plan
Fer. Iliz-r" in Fl"rids, Southern aud M,ddI-
Georgia. ------.--...-. g..
Jsu. 20 1859. 4o--sa
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-04-02
o''' WIN. H. PARKER; :,
49, ~ ' tXatst ara ts>' USE rAa, -,
''sa .'Da fl, az~:ss.a 90 ,1ntendant.,
"A Feieuaty;2s, lsss,' ill Asy..i,5 ,.e.3
sHERIRFss SALES,

"A pnYiYht.ss or ,up drps ritz of E;.r; ,p..;.s
At sosms .directeI, / viii .eli a, ALbeyiIIs
css:. q &, .ssu.1s ,s ~, msssy !, q.
ose s,sse Mil sne % 'Fistr,rs.. re- levied on a.
,h. Ii, jp,,,opsr.y Of u. Thos. !. aa5'y ads. fhos
. o"s T Iss in'sL j. sIs yiIse. Of Green g, cd ,,n
,s.plps, ,sgs .rrs. leerss y, !s..s bounded b
Sios.ys,s. ss"S's emu ',o = W0s"'' " No. sna i 20
), 81. lAsrss ST Msra. more or less hogn.i.%
sgd sS l,sd s,h.. 8 ! s. R rsrehs' ~, W fMos'ils
,, ae aarsse flssd. saefs er less, bounded -
1ssSs s .s ros.,g sssAsIs M " "o.d
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-04-02
0Hace Eseereta9y and Auditor,

Nuece SSecretafy and Auditor,
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isilad fdsas.asse, R.vsfiuE Esfs Psa5f
the holdsg ef1H said 6hz 4ongafe apAIsss3.
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VII fuuA Dssrss secruing sa1sh ,hsnsszhSp
.JdiY hStRSSxin f1D Bopds and . erisAesie3
m nfs4<sdnsts of 9MsCompapH sndorssd 81
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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-04-02
MARKETS.
ABBEvILLE. April 2, 1869.

. Cotton dull at 263; Butter 25 ; Coffee
% 33; Sugar15 25; Cheese Is a.
30; Flour SIS per barrel; Tea green
$3.50. Black $500; Corn s1.45 1.50
Oats Sl.0O. Peas s1.25. Lard 25 a
80. Beef 8 n 10. Kerosene IS a. 90.
rice IL q IS. Chickens, grown 25.
Potatoes $3.50 800. Salt $3.50
Turkeys locts per ID. Eggs IS a 90.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-04-02
TOWN TAXES
FOR 1869.

THE follow ing T.xea lave heen assess.
ed to rnise supplies tur 1860.
10 Cents on every hundred dollars
of the cash value "f nll Rel Estate.
$500 IN every Pleasure Carriage in
ns-. '"."n by two or more horses.
$500 o" every Buggy, G g. Silky,
Barouche or other like vehicle d,aw n hy
one horse.
$500 on every Omnihns Hack or
Carriage drawn by two or more horses
an'I nsed for hire.
$500 on every Bu= gy, Gig. or 9th. r
like vehicle used for hire.
$500 on every Four Horse Wagon.
USED f,r hire.
$500 on every Two Horse Wagon,
Dr"y CIR. use,l for hre.
S Cents "n every 500 of snles OF
merch"ndis- from lsl January, 1893, 10
LIST J~"u"'y, 1860. eft. =
s Cents: on every s1oo Professional
lncume. .,...
5 Cents on .esery 500 of Income
from Merhauical employ oymen.s.
SO 90 on every Daguerreotypiss.
Au'ttosypis., or other person prscl,siug n
iikeArt "r profession. 49, 1T.
SO Cents on each Dog. e.. =. !
5 Per Cent. on The value Of all
Sales, al An.,'on, hv transient persons.
$1.00 Poll Tax upon sll male
.pers"ns from l6 I" 60 y-nra.
$500 Communication Tax for
R"nr Duty.
All Returns must be made by
the 1st April next, 81.
And til" Taxes paid by 1st May next.
De;aulters will he, Fable to he dou.le
Taxed, and executions will be is.usd
against them. ~. ..7 ! ..,.
Any person running anv vehicle for hire
within the incnrp9r,.e Limits, for WHICH a
license is required, will he fined the full
auIoun. OF rhe Tax for each ,otf-nre. !,
Al Tax Rr,uns must be a,sie toJ. u.
G. DuPre. at Ka,ox d Co... store, who has
tue Bucks. s.
The Real E.ibates e will be ias.se,.sd a. las.
years vnlr,ati0n. '''F S.'4' - 80. ,. ,-.t..-e
The Counch IT. have ft'und themselves una
tile 10 assess e lower rate of Taxes. ~ sew
@ral hundred fd,llare of deb,s leave been
'nruei over 70 g them by. the lass~CounciI
and no assets. '.-'
<. T:!'1 sfE'@hE aN:s <,'44 ~ aas. : .a-..s
.'''' "~ WIN. H. PARKER, .,
Ell "'' 81. s<tstkr ,'@,u s.>3 .Uae qA.. ..,.
'Fa .'Da fk, Yz~:a.aa' ,1ntendapt.,
"a Fe'auat ty;ss, sss,s,i!I Asy"i,5 .;e.3
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-04-02

10 Il ssh'saa,L Lan17esg, g.sa
.f.o ofaeias Aesuhesi Aaa. Qnipn q xeps sup-
4 4 ssssses Esssas:i tsa
& iss Y, ~ sstssr Rga' reg gaa vs.
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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-04-02
! MILLINERY +. R DEPARTMENT..
~. ......, u: =. GOOD DBVS l0R THB ladies!
NEW MILLINERY STORE At NO. p GRANITE RANez,

r., Recently occupied BY As ssehwarz =
take pleasure IN informing ladies
MILLINERY GOODS Under
.uPvhh" ct Mr. CAIN Of the City Baltimore.
!a' and lady of r"up" as with
merry will
Of RIBBONS BoNNETS n"e
Vail and examine: "a T.. ENOCH NELSON
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-04-02
The State Of South Carolina, County OF
! { AbEstiIIs. !. i ~

The State Of. South Carolina, County OF
I / 4bhssiIls !, / j
1"tgtosattorieSftqs.bs pfopounded to THE
Witnesses to be produced, sworn and ex-
amined before Hon. William Hill, Judge
of Probate. in The contested election, in the
matter Of the election Of Hon. Jacob +.
Reed. rs member Of Congress from lhe
Thitd oong'easionsl Dis,rictiof South Car
olina, at Abbevi'le Cour, House. comncnc:
ing gu the 18th February, A. D. 1850. :,
Answer tp IT. lD,etrsga!sety !: ] am Il
citizen Of Abbevile County, and voted n,
said election, at the precinct of Lowudes-
Vile.
Astvara.sHa9 tJhisssogaJory Isas q
man5gtt, sss sNass sa)slissfhlAa Nv. Bro txsnn and
Wl'iah Btdhera aat said idptasciuct. AS%:
Answer to Sd intsrroga,ory Tie said
managers were all regularly sworn, and 10
best ssaf aaSage, 'heaaaa assssen
was oo6aastsd u ii SSssasa4s ascoaaiss TO
law.
Answer to 4th intssssga,ery :; The man.
ayers did no. receive sls satss q KIN 3psr! s.
sons not regularly registered non
residents was allowed to vote, nor did any
saoI SasS 10 A5ls.s y s, ,.t.9.. ri, ,.s,,.,
sAasysf t. ttt iiRtstrogatosy !; Ths man
agsso did NOT fefdse 10. .ireceiss .ha. legal
votes Of any persons regularly registered.
No persons offered TO vote who was refusedt
onssrsate srss challenged s on aaesopps Of
nDsseAe Ag thbp + sPsasgers, upons sMtAc.
tsty prg6e saslamsd Fhs oijec,i5h!s o 30
Auswer 10 9Th intsrrcga,ory: The cleo
ton wGA ASapdussad pssesabte ksgdsquis.ly.
and tksssaaas ss5adistalS 81 6ss ILL de ga .tasolS,
There was no show of force to alter or pre
ssassus sspsssons-ff ffnas.s saaiagsoassae .ess.
trary, urgent satisfactions were extended by
the msPlg p iIlfstSes and vsA
ns,es..Nps i s1ssp I'M 9 Ra9 aloud aqaage g
aasa eesass,ros..eAlsa
No quaK6sd voters was refused Two
aessssl Il issiiBs s;sa ! saai:Esf. ..Is e
Ds.ss...'. ','s::s ';sa!|ass ss n fsJs s rs n
atl.es iiaa.ai sas.ssss, esassg OH s..z A.,
SsAsSsssgt ss ssssssfo oaasevys ssSms,hiks
:.Ssss sbsh h6Sdssa salb.dThgh ydtsH $ssS
assTe boas aIghf 9ahss fEEaifissa fEaisa ypts 4, AS AZ
a4oesde BysaastRsnaJy tnaa eele,sI men "a d
1.-The At2u6aiAkiS. .4ielsss, &Ss As.;ae
1900. tss-day e ~ slseion rs,u,p,, / can
:ss.'! ss.lgsl! ss'1:ss 1ass Ass's i s's4 i
-, ,tss n Z. KENNEDY
Ssbs sd b6sRs mo b,
SWfz 7ils ltcbs Mo.
: WIN. HILL.
saaas y saAass 4e.s ASassl,ls cs.z..
p. s,s;
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I'm great Variety, ~. ID
FOR THE SPRING and sSUHINlER OF 1869,
.~ At No. L Granite Range.

a now vng the largest and hest selected nrk Of DRY GOODS
E rEIM,S @ DRESS GOODS YANKEE NOTIONS
MISSES SHOES GENTS
GENTS BOYS CIlILDREN'S READY MADE
aH complete. s
Fam n notwithstanding high
Cotton
selves = = ~ ~ st.3s
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-04-02
WANDO FERTILIZER.

'FlIE WANDO MINING AND MANUFAC
l. ING COMPANY offers to tile II .nt-rs
nd Farmer. of the SOU b their FERTILIZER.
known Us the .''.
. " Wando Fertilizer"
Which the experience Of the pas, s-n.nn has
l,rnv d 10 be- one Of ,he most valuable IT, our
market. It has for its bns- the ma erinl- from
III" Phosphate Beds "f the C"rnI.any on Asi,le,
River, ard is prepared at heir work. at the
East End Of Hasel Street,
in this city. In order to guarantee its uni
for'ni'y and u,sintain It. high standard, III.
Compan hns made arrangements with ,h- dis
tinyui-h-d Chemist. Dr. g. SHEPARD, Jr.
who carefully anal. zes all tile amriun.cal aud
other material purchased hy III. Company, aud
the prepared
Fertilizer,
before being offered iur sale. The COMPANY
il resolved TO max. al article which will rov
to he COMPLETE MANURE. aud give sh,ir
For terms. circulars. and other in form ,tion,
apply to
WIN. c. DUKES d co, Agents.
No. South Atlantic Wharf,. Charies,un, sc,
Jan. Is. lS69-3m
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sSVhs s4sKoang aahsdx xpsaa6aa al ii fEasz
si.Ef Hsasa asss RsPaS x Co..
y BaknesoaeA h@"vF Faagarsen, aWN&
Brsdlsy, ysD'1dilen, iJ ID GhelmeAs,
; ;A.P f. fassmots, b tseisSn go A,oNoi
WeoG Baka &c ctlakseates, J"P cor
asM E Raaiers rs..as y $50, 49,, :, -, =
- tsllhsK Ausn, Gapt>s.J.
:. Barnes,J J W Thomas, Col .MH
Harper J + Laniey, Mrs H M Bryan
4 p Conner BaKsEs, ClSnp 9alesI
jay d Bradley. 'es'aSo,
= 9assa e y Sasf' l'''| ]
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DepossilloasasF slasaFGan 5f Gan SjSg nv ,(,o; o;Assafag

Deposss'ssas ssaaEkM & + NJ. Ss 5sy skoib osafsG I'D al
.aminedaaas .bsstipu. .ylba4a,ya4se
Of Probate 9f AtTeviIIe Celniy, at AbSs-
vile c. 9aaSsDs b dGh nSseIya asss, -,
the co4ssss.sdf 4se ycslies between Solomon L
Hoge s sdd Jasso5s s 81 Rsssd: RssssSA s s|ssa. d.
e,s's;"ns, S!7,|s, As v4'A s sys'
An'sss :1ass ihssE4aka,esw r am =
voted 8 Is esss;s.. Sssss's ss ss sis
Sd S.,s' Of HsssssEphs:B sEphs: at The sss'"et =
Answer to I'd intcrrogatory: I was
chairm1n fof tAa Board ,ot Managers a,
Br"d's5 m5bs ssssSasasss ssssSiaasss ssss i
Lyons aet tbsw. yssEes savs :,az> So )
Answer2.o Sd ihterrogatory Tho mana
gers wsba srssdiafE saorha BY AIez.s shss,s-
>C"slaq, Magistrate of the County, and!
the election was conducted strictly accord
ing TO law: The Managers had copy Ct
the IawsIaad oIServa il sisssly.A 50 Z
AusSsr 10 4th> >ibtsrrogattory i The Man.
ayers refused 10 receive the votes OF none
who were regularly registered at tue pre-
'ciuct Of Bredlsx's-eA number Of persons,
both black ana y1fas, .AlpIiedsto vote, Fbu,
as their names could not be found on the
books o. registration, they we're rsfaseA.h
Answer to 5th interroga,ory !. The Man
ayers refused to receive the votes of none
who were fsg,)arly fegisteredaf Bradleys.
Answer to 9Th interrogatory TIE elec-
tion was conducted with entire peace and
good order, and there was no disturbance.
There was no force used TO d.ter any frotn
voting. =, f@S
Answer to It'll in:errogatory None who
were duly registered At BrsdIey's were re-.
fused the right Of vo,iqgt 81 Els s
Answer to slh in.sffogatoryi: Lseveral;
both black and white, were refused, bu,
only on ,ls gg9pods that they were not
registered: 3'f S3
Answer toss!l interrogatory hbou, 70
or 80 colored parsons voted, OF whom there
were about Is who yoted ibe Democratic
ticket.
Thesi,pess would further state d I'd that he !
WAS "a Smein5ertof a. Demo cta,tcS Club of
his ne'ghLorhood that it Was legitimate
political organizations, abd had no connec.-
lion with any Klu .Klux Claus. There
were no such Clans in bis neigLborhood,
aud he believes ..tat mons sucb existed in
the county.
T. MAY.
Sworn and subscribed befors me, Ibis
2GlhsAArcb, lR62N IE t@4E.zy Az s
:sS-@.4 ..r@>s. r1sWM. HTLL, ~
Judge Of Prota,e for AJbevilrs. Co..
, 1869-07-01

yekx useful They can also be made 10 suik. ali
pockets, In real tsee, with costly srnaucuts,
thsy xre bought mp tn fosty md tfsy dollars; IN
imitation kee they are very pretty less rhereAx
decorations, md are ol1y tn OF Twelve,
B,ack or white lace toi eolored crape a-c tic
material uael tor nonnets, which have not yet Al
al enlarged their disuenalons, nor retain thels e.
eeudencY :
sxA1Hr.c FASHIONS.
An enost Is being macs, however, with what
success tine wilt ahow, 10 u1rodnce the A.rnpIe
It'd scs.ta,c sc.4uoi tLio iashtO. IL iAe 494.s..
ct1cles the snectat1op Of French wo1Is and
nntasea Is beginning 10 be aeciAe,ny srownea
DOWN. The tuittai wpfts Of French phrases, used
n denote ce1talH meanings, have heen tuseon-
, 1869-07-01
Crops.


> The CaIilnyiue {Tlll Drsaorat tcaTuN that
aruly wor1n Ia DESTROYING Whekt At P!a:nvtow.-
that the corn prospects IN that secttor afe Ill
The army wotm has al.o Esade tts appaassn> ..
the vicinity OF Carthage.
TIE 0tutnwa uoeaa Courier aaya: . Frhm j.,
QUARTERS We hear complaints from the farratsS
STOUT the damage TO the growing crops from the
prolonged rain The wheat au1 oats are HAST
lnc. and H1n be rulnen with rust, While The Feeds
nrc RrttinC ahead Of the corn-"
fo1euod.nGs concerning our crops, dnring tho late
heavy rat1s, hare, under brighter skts, uosT.J
yau,shed The prospect Vt a heavy yield OF whts:
IL FOOD. Along tic riser and 10 the south"es,e ern
po{ttons Of the country. Aono Of the I1nfest
r.eees a5e some~hAt tangled md down. hut gen
emily In better tontltlon than wha expected troIo
The 1ic hc1vy ator1nA'
ial7ne. Of Jennings County. Ind, Inst year
raised four hEnised bushels Of wheat, tot which
he Was oEarei {1.;o per btsate4- He wanted Il,
and, being p1eiIy ful- handed, went into the mar.
kct and raid ten ceuts q bushel more Tor Wheat
than THE n!EIeTs would pay, thinking to force them
tip 10 his p,,ce, and purchased to9r hundred bash,
els moEc- Last week he went 70 vernon, and told
| QUE hundred bushels at tl.sO, and Mould nov
Ike 10 ben the remainder at l4aFty cent?
, 1869-07-01
IHE NORTHWEST.


Thu Anna: tar OF tnt IElnoh 6tate Asrte7itnraa
society Wit take place At Decatur. Sept p :" oc:
einei-sise. Tht fall Will oe held On she grounds
o, the Macon County Agricultural RoctsfJ. which
are ntte1 up with lsrgr exhibition halls, ktalls'
pegs etc., 70 thAt exhibitors will BE- ode7et every
faculty. The hote! and boarding house scconmo1
tatsots Of Dccctuf viii, X Is esasznec- be ssnp.e+
and .oE Prices nave tten secured ty action o: inc
t,obra. The Premium list Is lasCc, embracing aIl
the lpdEst1se8 OF The oounu!, nnd Dp1etltlon 10
opxn to tho world. The d1nerrnt railroads OF the
siate viii carry treiRn1 for e1n!h!0oa fsee, ana
passengers 6; excursion rates.
John Martin, editor Of the radccah EtttreliaIa,
challepged John Uberiy. edltu. o! tue Cstfo oate'
Tin. spa As.or Of Caro-. for int publication ny ths
| latter of i squil abo1t tho iorr'eE. obersy de-
c.!uet tie Invitation --
WrL Miller, OF LeRo5. Mclean County. CON
.nat.ed .su:cide on Th7rsdaE Last " takias
| s:rJcnnlneI .
\ In tie tsrd Of 4 dwelling house in Alton. neA
NE ussu,tns Convent IL gn!aia.nFe lake, oa hi
| bosom Of which Goats 4 fru.r!ssed sstP, ever!
spar, rops And sal cosnrle's; md III ing *o'A O
| lise owpez. retired SEA ca7tstn- ::
I EIs. 2. etahl, Of Bloomington. bad 3of aon'