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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-22
STEAM BOATS.
sSss FOR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENS

Err FOR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENS.
1870 TOWN
lnnsn Line OF Mail Steamers, Sailing from
New York Every Saturday, and
Alternate Tuesdays.
RATES OF PASSAGE BY THE SATURDAY STEAMER:
First Cabin. payable in gold Liverpool or
Queenstown 500.
Storage, payable in currency-Liyerpool or
Queenstown, $50.
PASSAGE BY THE TUESDAY STEAMER, VIA HAL
IFAX.
First Cabin, payable in gold-Liverpool or
Queenstown, $50; Halifax, $40; st. Johns,
n. f., by branch steamer, $40.
Storage, payable in curreney-Liverpool {, or
Queenstown, $50; Halifax. SIS; ST. Johns, N.
f.. by branch steamer, $50.
Tickets sold to and from England. Ireland
and the Continent at moderate rates.
For further information, apply at the Com
pany's Offices
HOOE, WEDDERBURN & CO.,
aug lS-ly Agents, Alexs., Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-22

THE RICHMOND, FREDERIGkSBUKG
AND POTOMAC ROUTE.
The Old Favori.e Mail Route via Aqui6 Creek.
The Shortest and Best Route to Rich
mond and the South.
Fast and comfortable STEAMERS leave
Washington city twice daily, Sun
dav n. m, excepted, from the wharf &C.
foot OF Seventh street, a. 200 q. m, and 100 p.
M stopping at Alexandris each way, and con-
meeting at Aqua Creek with tho Richmond
Fredercks burg and Potomac h. H., with e!e-
cant cars, supplied with elegant sleeping chars
on all its trains Through tickets and baggage
checks to all points South.
Roth boats Stop at Alexandria going. and re-
turning. SAN LED ho NJ II,
J. GENTRY, Gen. Ticket Agt.
nh i2-tf Richmond, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-22
ORANGE, ALEXANDRIA AND MAN
" ASSAS RAILROAD.
- @W W asSIsslEE .sslss;;ls

On and after SUNDAY, Oct. TO- 1869, ono
daily passenger train will run between WASH
INGTON and LYNCHBUEG, connecting at
GordonsvIlle. with the Chesapeake and ONO
Railroad TO Richmond, Covington and the Vir-
gina Springs; At Lynchburg for the West and
Southwest, and ~ Washington. 70 the North
prominent points.
Leave Washington daily al 7:0J u. M, and
Alexandria as sl6 a. m, arriving at Lynchburg
at 5:25 p. m.
Leave Lynchburg ut $50 y. M. arrive at
Alexandria AZ 5:45 p, IN, and At Washington
at 100 p. m
Passengers for MANASSAS BRANCH will
leave AlexanGria daiiy, excepting Sunday, At
8:l6 a. M, arrive At Strssburg at 1872 p; m.
and at Harrisonburg at 40 p. N. Leave Har-
risonburg a. elsa m, arrive NJ Strasburg At
1924 D. m, and, connecting NJ Mana J"ac-
ton with northbound train on main line, arrive
at Alexandria ~ 5:ij p. N.
j. NJ. BROADUS,
oct9-tf General Ticket Agent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-22

NTo. l MACKEREL-vcry fine; also, Nos:
" and 2, inst received and for sale in kits
~ ~ a. tail. BY G. VIM. RAMSA1,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-22

CULTIVATION WANTED.-A lady qualified
= to instruct in the English branches, French
and Music desires to procure a situation as
teacher in a family or private school. She is a
graduate of the French language and Litera-
ture, and has had two years experience in
teaching. References given. Address imme-
diatcly. stating terms, ERNIE" Edge HILL
King George CO., Va, oct l2-lsw3w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-22
RAILROAD LINES.

TWO TRAINS DAILY (EXCFPT SUN
DAY. BET WEEN ALEXANDRIA
AND HAMILTON.
Leave Alexandria at $50 8. II. and 4 p. m.
Leave Hamilton a: a. n. and 1880 a. M.
Leave Leesburg at I'D n. N. and 1850 D. NJ
Arrive at Alexandria at 9:}0 a. m. and 9 10 IN.
The $50 Am. train from Alexandria and 1890
p. m train from Hamilton, connect at Hamilton
with Kemp Daily Line of Coaches for Pur-
cellville, Snickersville. Berryvile and Win
chester; also: with Resiner's Line of Coaches,
which leave Lees burg..dsily for Balls Mill
Aide and Middeburg.
All goods per steamer. railroad or express lin
care OF Agent at Alexandria, will be forwarded
as far as Hsmilton free Of charge, other than
tar Iii rafo-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-22

ON1 AUGUSTUS WALL, OO1
ZUl Wholesale and Retail Dealer in SOl
Hay, GRAIN AND MILL FEED
Has on hand at all times full supply Of the
different grades of MILL FEED; also all kinds
| of GRAIN, HAY and STRAW.
Feed delivered to any part of the city free OF
| charge. A. WALL,
| ;v TIFF No 20l King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-22
Cold.

NEW YORK. October 22.-Gold today l3l.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-10-06
THE ELKO INDEPENDENT.
wEpNEsDAr. ocronEn 0. lsoe.
SUMMER DYING.


Beauty 10 waning. = voice Of complaining
Comes from tue hillside aud dell.
Dtrge notes arr ringing. and cricke.s arr singing
To summer song OF fAfcWeLf
Day brightly closes, but where are the roses
June wrcathod with her trcsses % goldf
Soft winds signing. where darby lying
Their ratn-oSAien leaves on the mold.
Sadness comes DER me. for barren before me
LIE nelds that loved when . boy:
No more in the shadows OF OAKS In the meadows
Stout mowers their incoming, enjoy.
The stnbble, how lonely weeds shooting up only
Where grain clothed the generous SOIL
And reaPerS swinging their cradles and singing
Blthe strains 20 cnliVen the tod.
Cattle are wading where willows are shading
The low, skalOw bed Of the stream:
Thiste-aoNu GOatns.i Is sally deno;ing
That summer Will pass like dream.
The harvest moon sailing through mist. IL unyeiiing
Her disc like blood painted shield:
hhi!e Sehoo.-OOy and maiden, their baskets full.
ladcu
H.s home from the b aekbesry aeid.
Dark swells Of ocean with long measured motion,
Moan A. they break ON the shore:
Airy tongus wailinG. for beauty's cheek pAling.
Chime in with the dcsolAts ruar
Stare have grown DINNER. less dazzling the glra-
OF arS-ay lamps on the lawn:
Flower cups unfolding. are honeydrops holding.
But hShi from the landscape i gone.
Throned on the thistle. the bob-o links whistle
Made cheerful the meadows Of june:
Meadow lAgks salutus the morn with their auing
Replied 20 h.s rap, urous tune.
Hoarse crows calling. the Erst leaves are falling
But still a mild loveliness reiSns:
A sweet haunting sadness, though vanished Glad
And glosy fsesa nature, remains.
. -. = w C. Rotm,-.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-10-06
Weman's Rights


pitched my tents IN a small 10 WI in Inji-
amy one day last season, and while | was
standin at the door talzin money ,depyta-
shun of Lads came up II sed they wos mem
bers of the Bunkumyille Female Moral Re
formin a. Wimin's Rites Associashurn, and
they aXed me If they Good so in without
payin.
mot exactly" seq I, but you can pay
without gOin IN
Dew you know who We air." said one of
the wimin-a tail and feroshus lookiu cri,ter,
with q blue kOtton umbareller under her arm.
Dew You know who air, sir:"
MY impreshun is" sed /, from a kersev
view, that you are females"
Eve air, sir" sed the feroshus woman
I'VE belong to society which believes in rails
IN her to her proper speer-which believes she
is endowed with as much intelecL as man is
which she is trsmped on and abOozed-S
who will resist heuc4th 4 forever the encroach-
ments OF proud and domineerin men,"
Dunn her discourse, the eNseutric female
grabbed me by the coat collier * wos swiugiu
her umbreller wildly over nv head
II hope marm,' seq ], starting back, that
your intenshuns are honorable lin a lone
man hear In a strange place. Besides, I've q
wife to hum"
Yes" cried the female. ',S she's. A slave!
Doth she never dream of treedom-doth she
never think of THROWN OH the woke of tyrrau-
ny d thinkin Il votin for herself: Doth she
never think of these Ger things:"
Not beln a natral fool, 'sed |, by this time
lite riled, Il kin safely say that she doth
unit.
20 whot-whot" screamed the female.
swinsin her umbreller in the air. 20, whot
Is the prlce that woman pays for her expert
unce?"
Il don't know" sed I; 1.-The price to my
show is 10 cents per inividooai. 4"
* cant our society go in Free" axed the
female.
Not if know it, sed /.
"Crooil, crooil man. she cried and bust
into teers.
Won't you let my darter in" sed anuther
OF the eNsentric wimin, takin me aifekshun-
ately by the hand.
20, pleas let my darter in-she's sweet
gushin child of natur"
Let her gushr roared I, as mad rs could
stick at their tarnel nonsense-''Let her
gush. WhereuPou they all sprang back,
with the simultaneous observation that | was
Best
My female friends" sed |, "b4 you leave,
I've "a few remarks TO remark: wa them well
The female woman Is one of the greatest in
stitOoshuns of which this land can boste.
It's impossible 10 get along without her. Had
there bin no female wiuin in the world
should scarcely be here with my unparalleled
show on this Occashuu. She is GOOD i'm sick
ness-good Ill woll-gOOd all the time D,
woman, woman!' l cried, my feelins worked
up to a high poetic pitch. ''you are an augil
when you behaves yourself bat when you
take oil your proper apparel x (mettyfori-
eaIiy speaking git into pantylOons-wh YOU
desert your fireside, d with your beds full Of
wimin's rites noshuns, 20 round like lyons.
seekin whom you may devour sumbody-in
short when you raise the devil, and air an
emphatic noosance, my female friends. al
continnered, AZ they was Indignantly depart
in, wa well what A. Ward has sed !"
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-10-06

DrSrLns.-Dimples are the perpetual smiles
Of nature-the most cunning device and luIk.
ing place of love- When earth is dimpled
by hills and valleys. il always seems 10 laugh;
when the ocean is dimpled by ihs breeze, it
sparS!es with joy beneath the sunshine of
Eearen. We cannot look for frowns on dim
pledflce; frowrs and dimples viii noiaSSocil,e
together. How soft, how roguish, how bean
tiful are the dimples in the elbows and shoul-
ders, the pretty hands and the feet of the rosy
Piles, and delight to kiss them. But perfectly
enchanting dimples, at least to the eyes of an
enthusiastic young man, are those which come
peepins out Of the cheeks around the mouth
Of sweet seventeen" when sweet seventeen
essays some arch, provoking sally. peepinS
out and flying away the moment after, COM
ing and going with the mos; bewitching Co
Quetry.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-10-06
RE:IrCND TIIE MONEY!.

Is nIi 'HdoIoH IF ~ prices, triY quot, On. watch
from our h.iS' IL" y : B,E!lEGs, L.o. Ryr.a,,ui.
E['ra JyTrH CATsHg.,t'r Bdf1Hos JrfsHi PHiou IIt.
at bEt cor, ant all WS tate improvement ~ S1,ii
INN Nfgr,r ,srss - - '.1.'.'
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-10-06

The entire cost of the Suez canal, 20 be
opened next December, has been about SSH
10000. But to include improvements which
Will be applied as experience may suggest, we
may safely set the sum at SS5.0OO,OOO. II is
estimated by some authorities that the annual
business of the canal will amount to $4,000
OcO tuns, aud that its gross receipts will be
$50. 900 600
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-10-06

EsTeoialy IL m some remote oU,-of:h..vay place
Nnw t'lt the -ulrll - oP.u. wr propose ,D give
tl3a r,-lirHi- ni Nevada 'h~ opportunity 90. getting
sing, s,uui.u Na,ltaJD Wa,rhe, a. ip,
L".r',i Var lurh. Wkp'rsG. Pr.r,S.
w s"il moro Wai;haIu varur, than ar.v .il,,r ..
tabh~hrurUt an the country. either wuul,-g or .i,J.
y" s'ud great numbers every section ,i the ,tuir
10y Nlall auA Express aTtiully packed auI u! rif
running order. Our plan Is this. Eou want Il watch
and So" our ADVERTISEMENT. uuS want yuI lsst e.
write 20 us for descriptive and illustrated trir, .t.
We will send a. Postpaid by return mail fl r,,,in.
all the different kinds tells the weight and uuaity uf
III" cases with prices % each. you then make a sgr
ton OF the Kind you prefer and send ~ your order
"" VIII Then send You watch rs ENprCss with Ia,
bill to collect delivery. We give iusiTyriisi,. D..
th" Express Company to allow you to open TN, mack
age and examine the watch: u suits you can nav
anu 'ahe ~ not you are under no obligation 10
cciNe u: aud II u - taken and aitcrward does not
prove satisfactory, NJ Will exchange Il, or
X ND TIL: MONEY.
IL nr indication IF n, prices, 80 ,rV qun, On. watch
from our hstS. TIE 4 = BATTER. g.,, i:,,..,y,i
EI'r1 JsrSlI ChrsH0t'tr B1f1Hcs J'tisHi Inou J,tt
,"f DNi cor, AMI "W' tate iwprOrtmsHr ~ q 'SO'ii
Com Stlr,r Cgss.
1928 in Gresnbacks; or about $50 in Coin.
MI the other kinds, both gold and silver jD IN,
same proportion. DO not order a watch I'm yui have
sent for price list. II contains great deal ~ In
formation regarding these Watches that will enable
YOU To man" an Intelligent selection. Don't forget.
Wh'h You write, u State that you this advertise
m"ut m the ELKD EBEFLNbEst, and van u,rl p,t
lu' IN stamps for return postage. Address I'm full
HOWARD g. CO.,
Jewellers aud SiIycrsmiths.
bl9 BruadWay, New York.
We refer. by permission. to Mcssrs. Wells. Farpo
1o'' Sea York and san Francisco. l. ". Raymond
E-l,' l. H. Butler, ESQ, Il. G. Howard Esq san
7.2IU w. "
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-05-07

THE ENrERrA1NMENr ON FRIDAY
NEXT.-We invite the attention OF
our readers to the advertisement
'ofthe entertainment which is proposed
to be given on Friday evening, the
l4th inst, by the ladies of the Pres
oytenan congregation, for tho purpose
OF raising funds to repair their Church
edlhce In this place. The object is d
pralseworthy one and wa wish them
the largest measure of success. We
could not wish them moro than occa.
sion merits, and are very sure that it
Will not be less that which bar
crowned former efforts in the same
behalf. Come ono-come all. Ye
who are insensible to the claims OF
religion and the appeals of charity,
may not be proof against the smiles
or beauty, "the feast Of reason and
tho flow Of soul"
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-05-07

Roland can seonpoda dateyoa at their
extensive aOpna, ss well as with
carriages, baggies, wagons, veloci.
|Pedes and eFesys other description of
vehicle at their rshops, cheap for cash.
|K you wantsfarmihg implements ap.
|ply to Mr.. Jas. Irwin. Mr.. Joseph
Mcclellan will prepare for you on
short notice an excellent article OF
meal, grist or lumber at his steam
grist and .saw-milE mr.. Jas. Bailey
manufactures leather in large quaint.
ties. MIR. George Harrison or Mr.. M,
Osborn, either Of them; will manufac-
ture it for You into neat and substan.
tial harness or saddles. Thos. H
McOary & Co. will mako for you
almost before you can prepare to put
them ohAby taking off your old ones.
as neat a pair Of the latcst STYLED
shoes Or boots rs ever came from
Yanlseedom, and not make them Of
paper or wood-all cheap for cash. =.
The above is merely partial emu
meration of the departments of bust.
ness in this town. There are fnl]
quotas of merchants, doctors, magis.
trates, lawyers, bakers, school
teachers, millioners, 60, of which /
will speak again. -
Truly, 2....
JOHN TIMON.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-05-07

many complex interests, and calls
Tor the Rexercisesef soa smasy M bfsi
qasiltlcatiors.ta bsb trusted tos s il,l
experience aaaSn sapasity, and tha
ruler WHO sallssonly such Ito B;s
eounsels may experience the fate 4
.ue rash youth who, according to
the, the ancient fable, .attepptsd to
ea'o s,' ,the steeds aud guide the
'to: OF the sin, but but was
"Hn'ied bsadlosg from the ETHEREAL st,
Nv i'h hidaous ruin, and combustion: down
l." o"tto"-isss lerdriou"
!, The Inauguration Of the new
-gsovernw!fentis too reeeut, aud fts
policy too obscurely defined, t3 emu,
bic, ble, ,us M ;to: Il form any proper judy
: ge,n1tk ,1tk qf its future policy. or, proba.
PIE success. We! are disposed to
give the President the. credit oil
good intentions, and we think his
recent co rse in behalf of South
ern Reconstruction, entitle him to
a favorable Judgment at our hands.
Tho danger is, that reaping tho sad
results OF self-reliancc in having call.
ed incompetent men to his counsels,
he will pass to the opposite ex-
treme, of becoming the mere tool
Of the, inscriptions and designing.
None are more timid than those
who have tasted the fruits Of their
rashness. AT any rate let us avoid
hasty judgments, and let "our cen.
sure await the true event."
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-05-07

cUnAN,-Cuban affairs are bright
ening in behalf Of the rcvolutionists
The Cuban Constitution for ropu bile
has been prepared in Washington
The trainers acted on tho assumption
that tho Cubans will attain their. inde
pendence, and like Texas, desire an.
nexation.' The Constitution provides
for one or more States in Cuba
Leading members of Congress are
participating in shis movement, but as
far as known, the Federal Executive
has taken no interest in the matter,
tacitly authorizing the sale Of useless
or surplus war material to applicant.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-05-07

~, - ~ ws-.sN - - ~ s,'-'.~-~7. y-T
Tue May number Sf the soaiss,n
'oalabuior has bssh received. Tfis
oldsouthern journal, (now ia it's 9Th
ycarOmay not have asI3many pictnlres
as some ofthe Northern n,onthlies,
'ut'it> is Strictly n Southern euters
rise is printed on paper mado within
II few miles of its office, and owned
and oditcd= by gentlemen who, born
and reared in the South, and long en-.
g"gedIin' plppting there, pust be, to a
great extent, familiar with the pccu-
ilarities and wants Of Southern farm.
ing. 1t will be found, moreover, by
any one who will take the trouble to
examine copy of the Cultivu,or (and
all are invited to call at'this office and
DO so,) that the larger part of its
contents-is made up of communica.
tons from experienced farmers, living
all over the Gulf States, This we re.
gard as an extremely valuable feature
giving, as it does, peculiorly p,ac-
f'edt c0ss to this magazine. Specimen
copy sent on application. Published
at Athens Ca, by VIM. & VI. Jones
at $500 a year.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-05-07
highly, ,relished sy thoss whoiov

A4 - IA g.
highly relished by ythoSy,# who love q
little p6hsense now and thS.s And
who doesnot7 Echo snbwe,s who 5
Here closed ,tho Seatertainmon,
propets but a*iagso' The tpelsmency .
tho night, we lad an samusinR atte,
piece, "The Drunken Sailor" b
Capt. Wren, which furnished mucl
amusement to the audience whilst the
carriages Of Maj. J. w. Foosho and
Fothers conveyed. tho: fsir isElies Il
tlheelr. seyeral homes. The acceptance
OF courteous invitation from Major
Fooshe TO partake Of his hospitalitics
a comfortable ride home with him il,
his carriage, and then T,
, "rles'ins dream. and s!umbers light"
concluded our own share of, the even,
lng's entertainment. =. ..,.,..t ,....
Iotsay that we enjoyed the enter
tainmeat,wopld not be "doing Justice
to tho subjeot!"' Perhaps we oanno,
better convey an idea Of our enjoy.
ment, and the progress we made will
some of tho ," fair ones"-one, in par
tlenlar-than by stating that one
rival .youngster, jealous of ou1
CHARMS" reported that we were
married p "Did you ever"2 Was
that:not taking an undue advantage I
Married or unmarried, we bore off ON,
trophy in the shape of beautiful
hoquet, from lady even more beau
tifu!. "Let him laugh that wins"
Before closing we cannot forbear
ailudlng by name to the Stage Mana
ger, Mr.. Il. +. MoCaslan, tho courteous
or-Aeeper, Mr., B. A Jones, aud
the CQmmitteeof Arrangements, con.
sisting Of DR.. II. W. Leland, Mai. J.
W. Fooshe, and Messrs. J. NJ. Rich.
ardson, T. G. Lipscomb, B. A. Jones
Mrs. Jones and Mrs. AlcCaslan, to
whom much credit is duo for tho sue.
7ess Of the entertainment.
To our friend, Mr.. R. T.. McCaslan
and others, we are indebted for polite
attentions, for which they will .cept
our thanks, and we express our appre.
citation of their kindness by promising
to accept the first, Invitation to visit
'nom again. W,
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-05-07
Agricultural socisty.

Rursuapt to resolution passed at
a previous meeting of the Exeentive
Gommittesos the Agriculturals oeistys,
the followinga auxiliary conindittses
were appointed on saleday to assist in
procuring members to the Society.
Each committee will be supplied
with blank certificates by the momber
OF the Executive Committee by whom
they were proposed;
No. 1.-Pcter Mcclellan, r. P,
Buchanan, "A W., Watson, T. II;
Rikard, G.. NJ. Jordan.
No. al. NJ. Fooshe, J. M. Rich.
ardson, Henry Beard, J. G. ,Lipscomb
W. r. Anfrews. ,. ...-.... .....
No, 81. S. Cbipley, VIM. Bradley,
=. Cowan, Esquire Tribble,, J. @.
Chiles. ...,' '+'.c.,.
No. 4.-Dr. J. A. Gilbert, J. F. Cal
houn, F. A. Calhoun, VIM. Tenant
Jr., L. Gown.
No. 6.-Jas. McCaslan, VIM. Tau.
gart' Samuel Hester, w. D. Mars, S.
+. Gilbert. ....s
No. 6.-J. Marion Latimer, Jas. T.
Barnes, W. A. Giles, S. P. Young, w,
S. Baskin.
No. IA. G. Hawthorn, r, O,
AcAdams, G. Ellis, w. c. Black, Ii,
Robertson.
No. s.-Samucl Donald, NJ. B.
McGehee, J. L. Miller, A. NJ. Dodsou,
z. Latimer.
No. &C. NJ. Hodges, Thos. John,
son, J. F. Hodges, W. q. McGse, L, J.
Ellis.
No. 10.-W. J. Henderson, R. W.
Anderson, II. f. Fuller, Robt. J,
Nichols, +. A. Buchanan.
These committees are earnestly re-.
quested to- use some immediate efforts
TO increase our members, already 81
respectable. There is scarcely a doubt
but that every man in the District
Will become member if properly ap,
preached. What section will furnish
the greatest number of members To
tho Abbeville Agricultural Society?
D. WYATT AIKEN,
President.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-05-07

n@- Messrs. Quarlcs, Perrin & Co.
are Offering a large and wcll-selected
stock of 'spriug and, Summer goods
Their stock embraces every variety
OF the useful and tho ornamental
the latest styles and best qualities
1hey would direct especial attention
to their very complete assortment e1
ready-made clothing for Spring and
Summer wear They solicit visi.
from their friends, and feel assured
thas they can give satisfaction.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-05-07

PERsoNAL.-Thc Edinburg Scotsman
OF March 81, published the Prize
List, for tho session Of 1869, of the
Royal College of Physicians, Edin.
burg. J. Wistar Vance, of Abbeville,
and Carolus A. Simpson, of Laurens.
The former ranked third Junior, in
the systematic Surgery, and the latter
as entitled to Certificate of Merit in
the Senior division of the class of
Anatomy.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-05-07

For COUNTY COMMISSIONERS AND
CORONER. We are authorized to
announce the following persons as
candidates to fill the vacancies in the
Board of County Commissioners, and
for the Office of County Coroner:
For County Commissioners-Ed-
ward Westfeld, VIM. II. Taggart.
For Coroner-James A. McCord,
Esq.
The election will be held on tue
Goth May, inst.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-05-07

JURTEs DRAWN AT TIE LAST TERM
We learn that Mr.. Mcdonald, our
worthy Clerk, has drawn ne iuries
for the approaching Term Of the
Court of Sessions and Common Pleas
of our District +; and hence we may
reasonably conclude that there will be
no occasion for the attendance of the
Jurors, Grand and Petit, drawn at
the previous Term of the Court. The
new Jurors, Grand and Petit, will
take their places and discharge their
duties.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-05-07

~I Knox q co. are g offering a
: choice b lot Of scythes, cradles, reap
hooks hoo &c:,-]eather bacon and tish,
superior qaalities-saddles, brides,
harHess 30. g., They keep very
best articles, and off,r them at. low
rates. - 80, ,