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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-01-13
JAMES hANRAHAN,

manufacturer OF
Luns5cr Fogoas, Open and CorsTed
Buggtes, S!eighS and CATERS:
Custom work promptly attended to, and exc
suted in a workmanlike manner.
shop on Third Street. one block south Of
Main, Watertown, Wis -.+yl
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-01-08
M y E1[ IT'S

New YoEN, January G.-FIonr-common &
n l0c better. Whcat-spring l &c better
and very quiet. Lard ii.mer-steam Isl a
Isl. Cotton Tn;e: at 27i. tt
I. M.--Cottsn lees active and lower
sales c,01O bales, ut 81 21t-chi,fy %
Fl"ur-Iow grades scarce higher. medium,
anil good dill and heavy; superfne 1856
Southern mare stcaly-eommon to fair extra
l7.60. Wheat closed dropping. with noon.
advances list. Corn 1c. lowrr-old l. ixel
Western los Ito; new 90 l.Ol.
CnAEI.rsroS. January G.-Cot,on opened
firm. hUt closed easier: sales 425 talcs-miJ-
diings e6l; receipts 557.
AUGUSTA. January G.-Cotton market orcn-
ed strong-holIcrs asking 90; sales sGs hale
receipts 530-miijings 2jl.
LIvEHrooE. January 5-Eycnirc-Cot,or
closed iirm-uplanls ON spot III; eiloat Ios
Orleans III.
LvEHr"cL. January G-3 =. M.-Cot,on uui
et-upiands II 1lI; Orleans III alls
LIVERPOOL. January G-Eveung,-Cotto,
quiet; sales 1000 bales
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-01-08
O BI TU A RY.
"Ar'l her last fond lingering look is givea
To tho love che leaves and then to Heaven,

"Anl her last fond lingering look is givea
To tho love che leaves and then to Heaven,
As il she would bear that love away
10 purer world and Brighter day"
An apt illustration of these touching lines was
furnished at the cl"sing scene IN Tie life OF Nrs.
CECELIA FOWLER, The beloved wife of Mr..
James W. Fowler, of AbhevilIe E. H., and the
daughter Of DR.. A. ". aud Mira. Frances Jha!.
me,s, OF Newbcrry. G. H., who frll asleep i'll
Jesus, on the 2ath Of December, 1868, in the
2T,h year nf her age.
and ronuat form, and gleesomc spirit. gave
bright promise OF iengthen;ms YEARS. Eut y.e.d
lug to the pTmcval decree. "in SORROW lhou
shalt bring for,h," che sank beneath the exhaust,
ing throes that Often imperl The lie Of wo-
man.
Rclrcd in the bosom Of the Associate Re-
formed Church, aud n member Of IL from girl
hood she WAS sustained in the final conflict by
faith iu that Saviour whom sle had so early
learned to love. To her agonized husband she
said: My love. l could wish TO live for you,
but am ready TO 60" Her last words were
Jesus / am coming"
$50 puss the beautiful away"
The funeral services Were performed on Sab
bath, in the Presby tcrian Church. by Rev. DR..
Turner, iu5Ae presence Of sympathizng con-
grcgal:on.
10 The mourner, We would say:
80 weep no more! He ever lives to saver
The dead slluiI hear his voice;
He'll bring myself too harmless OF the grave
To Zion aud its joys.
Thy friends with songs shall greet thee,
When thou shalt lhlher come;
Thy lost there shall meet thee,
In their eternal Lome."
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-01-08
Death of Joseph T. Black, Jr.

1t is with pair that wo record the
death OF this gifted young man, which
took place ut his mothers residence,
IN the upper part of this District, on
last, from -hcmorrhage Of tho
iungG. lie had long been suffering
from pulmonary affection, and we'll
knew that his days were numbered,
but his checrfulncss never forsools him,
and his brilliant, active mind, his
quaint humor, his quick eye for tho
ludicrous and the grotesque, his kind
ness of heart, his affability, his gentle
ness Of temper, cndcarcd him to Il
large circle of acquairtances. For
some time past he had been in the
office Of his Uncle, James y. Black,
Esq, in this village, and here he found
exercise for, and manifested the admira-
bio business capacity which formed a
prominent feature Of his character.
1t was here that wc renewed with
him the slight acquaintance of for
mcr period, and learned to esteem and
regard the blended harmony of his
intellectual and moral character, and
TO admire that uniform suavity and
|chccrlulness with which he rose supe-
rior to the ills OF life, resisted the
inroads Of disease, and calmly pre-
pared to meet tho last enemy, death.
Being educated by his Uncle at the
State Military Academy, his studies
were interrupted by the call to join
the army, in defence Of tho coast in
1864. Here, amid the exposure and
privations Of camp life, he contracted
the disease which SO soon hurried him
to Il premature grave, Iucncl,cd the
Gre ef his youthful genius, blightcd
the aspirations and disappointed the
hopes OF his earlier years. At the
Academy he had manifested no ortli-
nary capacity, and was regarded by
the Professors us one Of lis best Dclles
Letters scholars. An occasional con-
tributor to tho press, his productions
in prose and poetry: gave evidence OF
his capacity, tas:c and cultivation, and
:crctold how much he might have
accomplished, hA his life been spared.
But it was otherwise ordained hy Him
"Whosc judgments arc unscarchablc,
and Ills ways past finding out
Eager io'livc, he was not afraid to die.
A member ofthe Presbyterian Church,
a sincere and pious Christian, death to
him was a 1c!ease from pain, and an
entrance iuto brighter and purcr
life.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-01-08
sH- We invite attention to the new

B@- We invite attention to the new
advertisement Of the High School for
boys and girls. We congratulate the
Trustees and the community on the
arrangements that have been made.
The character Of the teachers selected,
and the low rates Of tuition, must
commend this School to all who desire
to give their children thorough cdu-
cation.
We understand, that it is the pur-
pose of'the gentlemen engaged in this
enterprise, to secure the benefits of Il
good education for every child in this
place, whose parents arc disposed to
avail themselves Of the advantages
that will be offered. We wish them
abundant success in their benevolent
undertaking.
In nothing has the Southern coun-
try been made to feel the rcverscs,
caused by the late war, more than in
the inability Of parents to afford cdu-
cational advantages to their children.
We regard the establishment of this
School as favorable omen fer the fu-
ture, SO far as this community is con-
ccrncd.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-01-08
CONSIGNILI;S.

A G Ilagan, Il r. Miles, w d Mars
4; Co., IL Il Lyon, a Small, w Robin,
aon, G Crawford, w Thomas, II G
Perrin, G V Barnes, Wicklifre &
Wakefield, J Knox g. Co., + NJ Mitch
ell, W McCaslan, G. Milford.
Erprcss.-T G Perrin, VI o McCas
lin, r. Maxwell, r S IIerbard, Miss S
Cunningham, W Richards, Mrs. NJ
Black, DR.. ID W Ricd
ID. II. SONDLEY, Act.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-01-08
The Meeting on Monday.

We direct tho attention of our citi-
zens to tho Preamble and Resolutions
passed by tho Democratic meeting on
Monday last, with the full assurance
that they express the public scnti,
ment of the pccplo Of this community,
and Will receive from them an en-
phatic endorsement. They rcpudiatc
tho 1also sentiments which have been
attributed to us, and contradict the
calumnious reports which have been
circulated to our ptcjudicc. They
vindicato tho character of our pcoDlc
rs pcaccable and law-aDiding, as ready
to yield cheerful obedience to the
constituted authorities, and as op-
posed to all lawlcss cxccsscs. They
announce our attachment to the prin-
clples of the Constitution Of 1865, but
our Willingness to await tho results of
time, and the operations Of peaceful
agencies, TO secure it's restoration.
They declare our earnest desire to Sc
cure justice to NIL, without reference to
raco, color or condition, and invoke
the aid Of every good citizen to main
tain peace and promote good order.
Obedience to law-justicc to tic blacks
these arc the cardinal principles Of
our declaration, as embodied in the
Preamble and Resolutions. They will
form the watchwords Of our policy in
the future, as they have been control
ling principles i'll tho past.
The appointment Of The Committee
to lay the Preamble and Resolutions
before the Governor, to add to it their
personal endorsement, and to furnish
all needed explanation, and inlorma-
ton with regard to our character and
condition, must Go good. The Chair
man, Col. Fair, in recent interview
with the Governor, found that func-
tonary entirely accessible, and appa-
rcntiy des:rous Of getting Information.
This the Committee will be able to
give. They arc gentlemen of charac-
ter and intc!ligcncc-rcprc
men Of the communities in which they
live. They are worthy TO place the
character and fair fame Of our District
in his hands.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-01-08

young men not to como to tho city for
employment: they say that thcro arc
ono hundred'persons for every vacan-
cy. Tho setting in of winter will
stop building operations, and beside
tho present surplus, probably ten
thousand men, chiefly in the lower
walks Of life, will be thrown out OF
work to worry through the winter as
csfthcy can. 1t is Therefore useless
for young men from the country OF
other cities to como to Chicago sock.
ing work. The same thing is true ol
all the largo cities.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-01-08

WASHINGTON, January 5.-Commo-
dore VIM. ID. Slater died to-day, aged
Ia.
2. 2. MIN the House, Tie pro-
cccdings were unimportant. In the
Senate, a motion to refer the Prcsi-
dents amnesty proclamation to the
Judiciary Committee, with instruc-
tions to report regarding it's legality.
provoked a long argument. Ferry,
Howard, Frelinshuysen and Conllling
spoke adversely to tho Presidents
power.
It is stated that the Frccdman's
Bureau has furnished the negro Nc
nard, who claims q scat in Congress AS
successor to Col. Maun, transportation
to his home in Louisiana.
Two negro men were found dead in
the French Minister'S house this morn
ing. Poison suspected.
In tho House, tue diplomatic and
consular appropriation bill was re-
ported. 1t calls for 500, 900 less than
last year. Butler introduced a bill
providing for the transit Of citizens
through the States. 1t forbids the
arrest OF. persons passing through II
State of which he is not 4 citizen, un.
less he tarries over forty-cight hours,
Oh any civil process, and provides pen,
altics for serving such writs on passing
citizens.
In the Senate, the Secretary Of Wal
reported that including 1000 volun,
tecrs, 10000 troops are engaged in de-
Tending the frontier, guarding the
Pacific Railroad and fighting the In.
dians.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-01-08
HIGH SCE.OOL
FOR
Boys and Girls.

'E7TlE Trustees take pleasure in announcing
~ that they have secured The serv crs Of
Mr.. JAMES LEWIS LE@LY, who has L,cn
known RS M Instructor of y, nth Of beth SEXES,
for th;riy-live years. and who has acquired
cesel ve"iy high reputation lie vii! be assisted
hy Miss Lucy WHITE o"L NJ IS MARIE
WAltDLAW. 10th OF whom have been +n-
gagged in t ching in this pncc and have given
c"'irc 81 isiac ion TO pupils mud their parents
Rev. Dr. TURNER will render any aid liza,
may tie rsGni ed. a full course of in-,,uc,ion
in English. French, ]. Lin, 6, eel; and Ma,iIc-
matics will be afforded in this School. The
Trustees will spare no pans TO nuke i: equal
any similar ins;itufi ion in the South. The
department Of Mu ic has been placed in the
charge obAIrs ID +. JONES. who has been to,
long aud too iavorably known 10 this con,mu-
nifty 10 need any CONN. .enda;on from the Board
RATES OF TUITION.
Primary Department. So per month,
Or1,nary En- Ili.h branches, 3 "
Classical and Scientific Dpt.
Music on Tie r;ano, S &"
Beard can be obtained in many f,ni!ies. on
IA reasonable terms aS in o,nr: villages.
Tuition will Ge pail quarterly 20 Dir. W c.
Wnr,iaw. Trca.r:cr OF tie Board.
The School will be oi'ehed on MONDAY,
Hi. inst.
T. C. PERRIN,
X. Il. wAEDLAW,
r. Il. FAIR,
G. Med. MILLER,
/. a. WHITE,
]. t. OWEN,
v. G. wAEHLAw,
J. N. RICHMOND,
T,rs'aes
D. xcNElLL TURNER,
l.. a. WHITE
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-01-08

Ms" In another column will be
found tho announcement of tho re.
sumption of Miss Pcrroncau's School
at tho Episcopal parsonage, on the
9th inst. Here all tho branches of q
liberal education arc taught at modcr
batc rates, under the instruction of q
lady OF many and varied accomplish
mcnts: and an experienced and sue
cesslul teacher. We invoke in her be
half tho liberal patronage of the com
munity.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-01-08
The Old and the New.

Another year is past and VIC stand
once more uron the threshold Of the
new. 1t is q time for memory and FOR
tears. Spring, Summer, Autumn,
Winter have passed, and are passing
away, and with them how many Wis
ions whici. have left nothing Of their
lovelincss behind, how many dreams
Of Hope, which have passed with tho
passing year! How many flowers of
joy and love have bloomed by the
wayside of existence: only to feel the
corroding touch of Time, and TO pass
into nothingncss again. Upon each
brow he has left his mark, and cast
his shadow upon each heart. The
young have been cut down in the
bloom Of health: tho middlc-agcd in
the prime of manly vigor, and the old
lave sunk into the peaceful and silent
grave. Family ties have been broken,
warm hearts have been crushed out
by tho weight Of afiliction, and all
have realized by how frail a tenure
we hold the best and brightest of
earthly cnjoymcnts. In the struggle
for wealth. "fortunc, the tickle god
dess," has displayed her giittering
prizes in the view Of all, bnt realized
the aspirations only Of q chosen few.
And even Of those who have graspcd
the profcrcd boon, how few have
found the pleasant cnjoyments which
are supposed to linger in her train ?
The golden apples which they grasped
have, like Dead Sea fruit, turned to
dust and ashes upon their lips.
At the close Of the old year let us
profit by the examples of tho past,
and learn the lessons which it teaches.
Amid ali which is fuctuating. and
transitory, let us seek after and find
those principles which are fixed and
eternal. Let US perform the duties
which lie in our path, leaving conse.
quences to the All-wise Disposer OF
events. Let us be true to ourselves,
and we can be false to no one else.
Let us cultivate the Apostolic virtues,
faith, knowledge, temperance, pa,
tience, godlincss, brotherly kindness,
charity, and if they bring US not the
gifts of fortune, they offer the witness
of a good conscience, and that inward
satisfaction, which is virtues own ex.
ceeding great reward.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-01-08

rGa- We arc indebted to tho kind
ness Of Mr. Alexander Zachcry, of
Cashiers Valley, for nice present of
Apples, Cabbage and Cabbage Seed.
They could not be bcat-individually
OF collectively. Mr.. Zachcry has quite
Il reputation here in his line, and his
father before him, who for moro than
thirty years has been known to our
citizens rs Il vcndcr Of North Carolina
fruits and vegetables.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-01-08
QUAR- TERLY
'I'AX. RETURNS.
O. w. ALLEN.

n Office il h"rely given TO the TAX PAY
~ Frs "f Abbrv,'!- Eisrci, that The Quar.
Ie.lv taxes for the quarter ending December /.
1868. are dive on The lst Jannnry. 1863, and
must lie paid by the I5:, of !he present month
Manufacturers of SpiriIuou. Liquor. must
return the gross amount OF liquors Manufactured
during the quarter ending 3ls' December, 1863.
Mcrchants mus; return the sales OF Goods,
Wares and Merchandise curing the quarter.
Manufacturers Riu+, rH''rn al Hriic'rs manu-
iac;a;ed 70: sale, s~"er or exchange, dcr'ng the
quarter.
Ail Mer,ianls. Factors Brokers' Bankers, or
other r-'rsons buying or shipping on commission
mus include oil cotton purchased or sold duug
<ne quarter. Cotton is considered 10 bs sold
whenever shipped.
Office at ALbeyiile C.. H., s. c.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-01-08

nS- To our young friend, Master
Frank Allen, late Of Abbcvillc, now Of
Savannah, Ga, we arc indebted for
many favors during tic past year in
kindly sending copies of tho Savan-
nah Prices Current, end, only few
days since, Q copy Of the New Years
Carriers Address, with tho congratu-
lations Of the season. It's kindly
greetings we cordially reciprocatc,
and could some kind Fairy vouchsafe
all that VIC would wish him, he should
be great and rich, and wise and good.
The two first, he may or may not be
but the last two he may be without
the help of the fairies. Master Frank,
VIC learn, is in good business, mcarn-
ing to paddle his own canoe" We
wish him success.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-01-08
MARRIAGES..

MARRIED, in Savannah, Ga. on the 2ith
Of November. by the Rev. Geo. Allen. at the
residence of the Hon. Win. Law, GEORGE
ALLEN, JR., and ISABEL Law.
MIlRRiED, by tho Rev. J. II. D. McEae.
at the residence of the brides father, Mr.. P.
L. EOUCfIILLON and Miss DELLA A.
SMITH, both Of Bradford co., Va.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-01-08
Columbia Items.

Tho announcement Of the opinion
Of the Supreme Court in the Charles
ton manda'nus case has been postpon.
ed until Wednesday. 1t is beloved
that Justices Willard and Hogc will
favor the claimants, and Chief Jus.
ticc Moses the respondents.
The jury at Edgcficld Courthouse
have assessed the damages suffered by
tho South Carolina Railroad by the
infringements Of their right Of way
by the Columbia and Augusta Rail
road at S11O. =
Tho Columbia Canal, with its Ok
tcnsive water power and mapAacter-
ing privileges, was sold tb1 morning
for 5000. The canal is>'ght thousand
six hundred and fifs-four yards long,
and the averay y>1all for the first three
miles is 6p-rtecn feet, commencing
at upps->drct, in Columbia and at
tai,mg nineteen one inch at Bridge
street; the remaining two miles, from
Bridge street to it's mouth, commen-
ces at nineteen feet ten inches and at
tains fall of twenty-five fect. !.
Fine building sites exist between
the canal and fiver,' giving complete
protection to buildings and machine
ry from freshets. The State will con-
vey the canal, and all it's appurtenan.
ces, together with the right. of way
for ono hundred feet on each side of
Tie centre Of the oahal to the. pur-
chaser Compensation TO the ada
dent land owners for the right Of way
% e be made by the purchaser, on thsl
same just and sauitab ble terms that
the right o9 way wass conveyed 10 the |
Creepy Yills ard nbia RaiiIroadi
by ISL % Decspab biz IS.l
81 lxssssa Siass
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ndr Fertilizersi Fertilizers Messrs

n0- Fertilizers Fertilizersl Messrs
J. W. Trowbridge & Co. announce
that they have been appointed ,thr
Agents of "Baugh's Commerce., Or
tilizers." and are preparepD nl or.
ders for the same o. tor Peruvian
Guano a. Monresbare's prices, with
fre;ght add IAN early application
viii sarsS4 per ton on freight. We
div the especial attention of far,
[ders sii. to this advertisement. it ;s the
experience Of all swhoshavs tested the
matter, that no investment yields 90
rich and speedy return as these fer
tilising napures. Make the trial s2
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-01-08

THE HEARTH AND IIoME.-This is
the title Of a new pictorial family
newspaper, published weekly in New
Fork, by Messrs. Pcttengill, Bates &
Co. The first number is before us,
and is all that it's name implies. 1t
contains good solid matter and real
information for the domestic circle
and all that pertains to home, horti.
culture, rural architecture, poultry
raising, &C., besides choice literature
from tho pen Of gifted authors. 1t is
a thick paper containing sixteen pa,
ges, and the terms arc reasonable
enough for the amount of matter.
Terms, 81, invariably in advance, with
liberal deductions for clubs. 81 Park
Row, N. Y,
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Grecnvillc g. Columbia Rail Road
Company.
PRESIDENTS OFFICE

l.
COLUMBIA, 8. c., December 20, 1868.
NOTICE is hereby given that at q recent
~ meeting of the Board Of Directors of the
Company, il was determined 10 pay the six
months interest upon our mortgage and qua
ran,eed debt falling due on the lst day JAM
uARY next; Provided, the holders of the
said mortgage and guaranteed bonds, and Ger.
titicatcs of indebtedness. will fund oil interest
nccrulng upon them up to July let, 1868.
We are, however, compelled to suspend tho
payment until the Legislature validates the
Acts Of 1861 ard 1866, authorizing the puaran.
tee of tho State upon our bonjs, because until
that Is done. we cannot fund the back interest
in the same security which it now has.
When such ac lon is taken by the Legisla-
ture. notice will be Immediately given and
Payments and settlements made. in accordance
with the above terms.
II. p. uAMMETT,
President.
Jan. 8, 1869, 37-tf
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-01-08

BG5- Mcssrs. A. J. Mckee and Thos.
Crawford, Executors Of Estate of Han
nah McComb, deceased, give notice to
debtors to make early payment, or
their notes and accounts will be placed
i'll tho hands Of an Attorney for col
lection.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-01-08

BE- Mr.. Geo. a. Douglas announ-
ccs the resumption of the exercises OF
his School on Monday the 18th inst.
His skill and success as Il teacher are
well known in this community, and
VIC wish him the patronage he SO we'll
merit.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-01-08

aa- White, Smith, & Co., urge the
Importance of prompt payments"
The argument is ananswcrable.
Read the advertisement.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-01-08
SHERIFFS SALES.


EYK virtue of sundry writs Of Fieri Fscias
HD#to me directed. will sell at Abbevils
Court House, on the first Monday in February
next, Pe following property, to wit:
COG here's of land, more or less, bounded bv
land bf Peter Rykard, VIM. Bike and Others
knoSh as the homestead, levied on as the prop
eri$of John A. Partlow, ads. the Greenviile d
Columbia Railroad.
<2ss acres ofrland, more or less, bounded by
lands of James Taggart, Dr.. J. g. Reid. and
others, levied on as the property of VIM. H.
:. 2U0 Acres Of Land, more or less, bounded
by lands Of Zaebariah Haddop, William Agnsw,
and Others, levied on a. the property of Thon as
Hawthorn ada the Trustees Of De La Howe.
One Lot in the Villsge OF Greenwood, conu
tanning one acre, more or less, bounded by
lsnds of W. C. Venning; A. Widemau and tho
Ninety Six road. ~ ~. 49,.
81 Acres Of Mand, more or less, bounded
by lands Of }. r. Tarrsnt.' W.. +. AcKeller,
90 Acres Of land. more or less. bounded BY
landa Of J. Y. L. Psrtlow. Bennett Reynolds,
lsvta on as the property Of r. N. White ads.
500 Acres Of Land, more or less, bounded
by lands OF James iberh Frank Gilbert, and
otesrA isvied on as the property Of Thos }.
MEG NEG acken' sds. Jehn Fostsr, assignee
S At tar (. Muller and Uonnor Place, 'ton Tues-
ssy hss ~ ss.s Ssis so..ep !os at
Iss toddsr y lot cotton ssed, j Wagon, pIan-
lafidn teols aohS ssw md esI onS yssritne Il
lov Snd pigs interest IN 3 mnles and 4 hpfss.l
q Pair swAshf to, lsyied ON sS the
property Walker yksob atiIiss III sss
/. sS = ss5 sssa:a 8: I!
s'ia 3 s0thsss & H S M
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-01-08

A convention Of "The Circles of PRAYER
will be held at Greenwood, on the 2d
Wednesday Qhe 10Th day. of February
next, at IL o'clock, A. M.
1t is hoped that all tho "Circles" in
reach will be represented.
T1IOS. G. HERBERT,
Chairman last Meeting.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-01-08

Boy Mrs. Janc:te Schwarz notifies
her debtors to call carly and pay
their accounts, or they will be
placed in tho hands Of q Magistrate
for collection.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-01-08

rea- Sec notice of advertisement o.
dissolution of corarlncrship Of Mcssrs
Wicr g. Mcdonald.