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MARSH HARVESTER.
calling HARVESTER
eHEaPEsf
with than they could "
m .m % s sss e, s .as 1sa; ss s many Se
he
, an, all ss. that they viz be SAT. from loss the following Warranty
Harvester be We. made good material. n and %
binders will bind grain they could two
"a ia
money part Of proves
ne:
this vicinity who used the Marsh
harvest. Of them
Certificates.
bought Menu ks: s s. s.s
as the that requires run m" old
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cutting 's e' % sG%
The
any @ :.s & ; the % %
Rs % so es ids I S n a
lmssg getting when Iwanted RANSOM.
CRKK Kansas
CO..
f a ' @ % h .1 @ si "a. sas found that
@ buy sape harvesting
mo
on Marsh o Mccormick, horses
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MI WILSON
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LOUD
IS 1T RIGHT

That you should bid defiance to all natura
laws and the science Of medical men, and suf
fer with Dyspepsia or Indigestion, when Ro
backs Stomach Bitters can be procured at any
drug store7 Sold by
THOS. c. sHREvE, Druggist.
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NOT A FEW of the worst disorders that
affiict mankind, arise from corruption of the
blood. HELMsoLD's EXTRACT SARsarARILLA is
q remedy of the utmost value.
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NOBODY
TEMPERANCE.

There is, perhaps, no one thing that has
done so much to promote the cause of temper.
ance As that gentle stimulating tonic. Roback's
Stomach Bitters; they strengthen and invigo.
rate. without producing the i'll effects of alco.
holic stimulants.
Sold BY
THos. C. sHREvE. Druggist.
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Cert1dcate9.


i
III intend shall
will be
ARCHIBALD MOREHEAD
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ACLEAR, SMOOTH SKIN and BEAU
TIFUL COMPLEXION follows the use of
HELMBoLD's CONCENTRATED EXTRACT SARsA
eARILLA.
1t removes black spots, pimples, and all
eruptions of the skin.
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MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY.

MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY.
An Essay for Young Men on the Crime
of Solitude, and the DISEASES and ABU-
SEES which create impediments to MARRI-
AGE, with sue means of relief Sent in seal
ed letter envelopes, free of charge. Add ress,
Dr. J. SKILLIN HOUGHTON, Howard As
ISOLATION. Philadelphia, Pa. feb. Ally.
THOSE WHO DESIRE BRILLIANCY
OF COMPLEXION, must purify and enrich
the blood, which HEIMBoLp's CONCENTRATED
EXTRACT OF SARsArARILLA invariably does.
Ask for Hslm6old's. Take no other.
HELMBOLD'S CONCENTRATED EX-
TRACT SARSAPARILLA,i is the great Blood
Purifier.
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GprfiaI Notices.
HEl.MBOLD'S
CONCENTRATED FLUID EXTRACT
SARSAPARILLA

Eradicates Eruptiye and Lucrative Diseases
THROAT NOSE, EYES, EYELIDS, SCALP, aaa
SKIN,
Which so disfgure the appearance, PURG-
ING the evil effects of mercury, and removing
all taints, the remnants of DISEASES. hered
itarv or otherwise, and is taken by ADULTS
and CHILDREN with perfect SAFETY.
TWO TABLE.SPOONFULS of the Elk
tract Of Sarsaparilla, added to pint of water
is equal to the Lisbon Diet Drink, and one
bottle is equal to gallon Of the Syrup of Sar-
saparila, or the decoctions as usually made.
AN INTERESTING LETTER is publish,
ed in the Medico- Chirurgical Review, on the
subject of the Extract Of Sarsaparlla ir Ger
tain affections, by Benjamin Travers, F. R. s.,
&c. Speaking Of chose diseases, and diseases
arising from the excess of mercury, he states
that no remedy is equal 70 the Extract Of Sarsa-
pariua; its poper is e1trasrdinary. more so than
any ofhe, drug I am acquainted stih. His. in
Che sfriefest sense, a tonic Nth this Invaluable
attribute, that il is applicable TO a state Of The
system so sunken, and yet so irritable as renders
other substances Of The tonic class unaooiable or
Injurious,
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To Printers and Book Binders.
SANBORN,S PATENT
Paper and Beck Cutting Machines.
THE LATEST AND THE BEST!

Wherever used, these Machines are
pronounced in both Principle
and Quality, superior
to any in the mar.
ket. Without
exception.
All are delighted with them.
They cut easy. true. smooth and rapidly.
and are strong in every part.
% inch Lever Cutting Machine, $375
IS Power :" $50
30 Lever " AIS
30 " Hand or Power $50
IS Power. Every heavy and strongly 700
OF the % inch Lever Cutter the Pavtucket,
r. l., Gazette says: "Would not sell 1t for
four times its COST
The N. q. Telegraph says: " The time saw
ed will more than pay for il in year.
We have very many endorsements of all the
machines, speaking Of them with unqualified
praise.
Send for Catalogues and Full Descriptions.
SANBORN 1 BROTHERS,
april Is. 10 Duane Street, n. Y.
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IN THE SPRING MONTHS, the system
naturally urdergoes a change. and HELMBoLD' S
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED Extract OF SARsAFA-
RILLA is an assistant of the greatest value.
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YOUNG LADIES, BEWARE.

OF THE INJURIOUS EFFECTS of Face
Powders and Washes. All such remedies
close up the pores of the skin, and in short
time destroy the complexion. If you would
have fresh, healthy and youthful appearance,
use HELMBoLp's EXTRACT SARsArARiLLA.
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HELMBOLD,S

CONCENTRATED EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA,
Established upwards of 10 years. Prepared by
II. T. HRLMBOLD,
april Is. 594 Broadway, N. Y.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-03-26

\
There was no discrimination on &C.
count of color. Me,
Answer to- oNinth1nterroaatory:
About. tweanty,eightt !, or thirty
colored votes swero taken, Of whom
two or three were Democratic. " 7
In addition to the foregoing, the
witness Would state that during the
past, year he was amomberof a Demo,
cratic Club Of His neighborhood that
such 2Cmbtwas q legitimate political
organization, and had no connection
with any Ku Klux, or other unlawful
associations, and that he has no
reason to believe that any Ku Klux
Clans exist or have existed in the
tx IRWIN HUTCHINSON.
Sworn to and subscribed before me
25th March, 1869.
WILLIAM HILL,
,>. Judge Probate, ...
'. Abbeville County.
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MARKETS.
ABBEvILLE, March 26, 1868

~ ABBEvILLE, March 26, 1869.
Cotton firm at &c, Butter 25; Coffee
25 q SO; Sugar Is 25; Cheese 25 g
30; Flour SIS per barrel; Tea green
$3.50. Black $500; Corn $1.45 a 1.5C
Oats $1.O0. Peas s1.25. Lard 25 q
30. Beef s 10. Kerosene IS a 90
rice IL Is. Chickens, grown 25
Potatoes 81.5O a 800. Salt $3.50
Turkeys 10cts per lb. Eggs 15a 90
New York. Merch 24-Noon.
Wheat trfie hihger, but quiet
Corn 3c. better. Pork quiet-new
mess ,31.00.
7P. M.-Cotton more active, with
sales of 1900 bales, at 2si.
AUGUSTA, March 24.-Cotton mar
ket active, with sales of 725 bales
receipts 1876; middling 25a-holders
asking 81.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-03-26

RICHMOND, March %. Last night
about 10 o'clock, the police arreste {
Gov. Wclles, II. G., Bond, Register o.
Bankruptcy, and L. f. Dudley, Sec
rotary of tho Republican State Cen
trail Committee, on the charge of pur
loining from the post Office a lette,
written by w. II. Samuel, ex-Sccreta
ry of tho Republican State Centra
Committee, to Edgar Allen, cx-mcm
ber of the State Constitutional Con.
vention. The parties were before
United States Commissioner Capon
to, day, and were bailed until to-mor-
row. to which time the case was con
tinued. This is the same charge that
was published at tho Petersburg Con-
vention.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-03-26
TOWN TAXES : IS
FOR 1862. "a

THE following Taxes have been assess.
ed to raise supplies for 1869.
10 Cents on every hundred dollars
Of 'he cash value Of alI Real Estate. ''
$500 on ev-rv Pleasure Carriage il.
use. drawn. by two or more horses. -: =.
$500 on every Buggy, Gig. Salky,
Burouuhe or other like vehicle drawn By
one horse. .'i .7.:H,'..'>: .E--
$500 on every Omnibus Hack or
Carriage drawn byatwo or more horses,
and used for hire.soa '.>.-.' ..,. 80 s''"
$500: on every ,Baygy, Gig, or other
like vehicle used for hire. =. $ .~.' @.' .'s.
$500 on every Four Horse Wagon,
used f'r hire. y ~ '@ ''" -'..'
$500 on every Two Horse Wagon,
Dray or Crrt, used for hire. "
5 Cents Oh every 800 Of snles oi
metcbaniiss from lst January, 1868, TO
lst January, 1869. ''''''.''
s Cents 81 80 every V y 800 Professional
inu,,ne. 4
s Centston, !, ,:esery s1ool Of ,1acome
from 'Msrhanisa! = q emplioymep'.. ,a,t 80
! $1O 90. op tsyerys ,Dagpsrrsotypis',
AnbtoIyPis., or other person, practising u
like AFT or profession. 4
So Cents eoo sasht Dog. zaS, aog g,
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~ ~ -
WAsu1NoroN, March 23.- The
House was engaged in call of the
committees, and very 'littlo business
was dono. The Reconstruction COM
mittee agreed to report Paine's Mis-
sissippi bill, heretofore outlined. The
conservatives are confident of it's dc.
float. The Election Committee COM
mence hearing of the Louisiana
contestants on Thursday, allowing
thirty minutes to each. - Q. -.l
In the Senate, Anthony was elected
President pro tenn. The tenure of Of
fee bill was recommitted to the
Judiciary Committee. Hamilton
and hisparty address the Reconstruc-
ton Committee on Saturday about
Texas. .
|. In the Senate, bill authorizing tho
Secretary of tho Treasury to antici-
pate the payment of interest on State
debt Of six months passed. Sprague
introduced bill for loaning public
money. The Judiciary bill passed; it
provides for nine Supreme Judges
relieves them from circuit duty, and
provides for resident Circuit Judges.
+. In the House, n memorial was pre-
sented from citizens of Kentucky,
protesting against the removal of po-
litical disabilities, and praying the
enforcement of the fourteenth article.
A bill removing the charge of descr-
ton from certain North Carolina
mounted infantry, passed. Butler
announced his intention to introduce
a bill for the removal of disabilities
from every man now loyal to tho
Union, regardless of past offences
he did not think we could have recon-
strucGon on any other basis.
The President nominated J. G. Ban
croft Davis, Of New York, Assistant
Secretary Of State; also, two revenue
assessors for the North.
Martial law has ceased in Arkansas
In the House to-day, Brooks, in
urging Butler to report general am
nesty bill, announced that he would
vote for no more removals of partisan
character.
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SHERIFFS SALES.

BY virtue Of eundry wriis Of Fieri Facias
ED to me directed, I will sell at Abbevills
Court llousa, on the first Monday in April
nrx'. the following property. to wit:
One Stenm Mill ane Fixtures, levied on as
the property of DR.. Thos. j. Mabry, ads Thos.
J. Ellis lbearer.)
One Lot III the Village OF Greenwood con-
tanning one acre. more or less. bounded b,
lands Of W. q. Venning, A. Widemau aud The
Ninety Six road.
81 Acres Of Mand. more or lees bounded
by lands of J. r. Tarrant, w. 2. Mcclellan,
aud others.
SO Acres of land. more or less, bounded nv
lands of j. Y. l.. Partlow, Bennett Reynolds,
levied on as the property Of r. NJ. White ads
Francis Arnold.
One lot in the town of Abbaville, containing
2 acres, more or less, bounded by Min street,
Pickens street. and lots of Mrs. Kitty Perrin
and DR.. II. T. Lyon; also. one curriage, one
piano. one lot books, one gold watch, house
hold and kitchen furniture, levied on as the
property Of Joseph J. Wardlnw ads. Mary
McCuw.
$50 acres of land, more or less, bounded BY
lands of d. J. Jordan, Mrs. nj. KILLER and
Others, lcvick on as the property of J. J. Lip
ford ads. Joab M"uldin. admir-.
$50 acres of land, more or less, bounded BY
lands of J. Il. hlnbry, J. W. Hammond AM.
others, levied ns the property of james NJ.
Gillian ads. VIM. Fl. Parker.
400 acres Of land. more or less, bounded by
lands Of Peter RJkcrd, Jc'n &. B,ozcr and
others. levied on as the property of john G.
Boozer ads. J. I. s. C H. Noise.
200 acres of land, more or less, bounded by
lands of J. j. Cunningham, b. w. Williams
and others. levied on ns the property of A. W.
Lynch, decd. ads. Mrs. E. Clinkscaies.
TERMS CASH.
H. 8. CASON, s. A. D.
Sherifrs Office.
March 13, 1869 ( 19 I'd
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NEW LIVERY STABLES
ROCHE & RUTiEpGE.

TNllE subscribers would respectfully in
l. form their friends and the public
generally that they have recently formed
II co-partaership i'll the Livery Stable busi-
ness. and having leased the new and com,
modious Stables an Lot in the rear oil
Seal. Sign & .R"ber,son's Carrince Shop,
they are prepared to furnish FEED AND
QUARTERS for all kinds Of Stock. and
TO HIRE good Horses and Buggies, OH
The mosl reasonable terms.
They have made arrangements also to
furnish the market with the hest quality OF
BEEF. The public patronage respectful.
ly solicited.
P. s. RUTLEDGE.
EDWARD ROCHE.
March s, 1869, 45. At
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B q q T.. g..
Gr"ndm",hrr's Curiosity Shop,
Unc!e Bob's Pet.
ro-t skies. by G. D. Flora,
Dino NoveIa
SCHOOL BOOKS,

SCHOOL BOOKS.
Loon,s' AIg. bra. Davis' AIgebra, =. 10.
Davis Elementary Geometry and TrieSsom.
etry, Dav" University Arithmetis, ,-'T
DAVIS Od School Arithmetic,
do Practical do
do Intellect ual do
Fowler's do @.a-4.. =.
Heriong's Sd, 4th and 9th Readsrs,
Reynolds New Pictorial LIST aud I'd Read srs.
Nee uffin's series, lst, %, Cd aud Al, New
Readers. Mou'e''h's Geography. Nos. ], aud T.
c"io'''' do ptnsry i'.a ssvp' 'D a''stspDy' 60
do Grammar School do
Nil,hrll's Primary do
do Grosr'phy aud Atlas,
Anthon's Latin Books,
Bui'iuns 40 and Greek Books,
SuudnySchool Bells, mo. and Q.
Pr-sby tel Ian PsuImodist,
Methodist hymn Books,
Pre-byt.riun dn do a. "'-
PaHey's UnIv, rsal History,
Go Isl, 2t and Sd Book of History,
do CHI dis UuIled STATES do
Wilson's outlines of do
W"rches,er's outlines of do
Piu"ock's Godemith do s
F,nst's United States do
Quackenboss' Composition and Rhetoric,
-. do lst Iessous in English Compo-
iiti'n.
Qunckeuboss' English Grammar,
do PnIl"s"phy,
Smiths English Grammar,
Snrg-nts Primary Speakers,
":bsters School Dictionary,
do Primary school Dictionary.
walkers do do
slerl'ngs Third Reader, =.
Fourth I"
Fifth
Fret book OF Hygiene,
Kughtloss Mythology,
ALSO,
Madeira Wine, Port Wine, Sweet. Wine. for
Sacrament.
French Brandy, ... ..
liostett-rs Bittep,
Sumpter :" 49,"
Aromatic Schiedam Schnanss . o.. .
Family Wh,skey ...
Ale
Fresh Ciiron, s...- FL 49,
Currents .
Raa,us,
Soda Crscknrs. .r -.
Fresh kerosne. at .. ...... ...
PARKER g. THO SONS.
Janunry 81 II II
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Change Of Schedule on the South
Carolina Railroad.
9saBlzz g. 80

@ss'H5Eg5zsE]sa Il.!R 60 80
GENERAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OFFICE. ,
CHARLEsToN. March 28th, 1865 =.
oN AND tFlEK SUNDAY. MARCH astb.
he fASSENGEk TRAINS. of South Csroln.
t"iroad, will run a. follows: "" : ''..
FOR AUGUSTA. l.. 80. 49,.
Leave Charleston:"................e ...eosS0 A. N
% tonn~s,iar ~ wi,h train. i:r Ta,a a
Mt"rh's NASH. lie and 'Esw Orlosus, sd
Montgomery aud Graad Junction.: - -.
FOR COLUMBIA. .... ,.....
Leave C"a! ......:...........6.80 80 A. II.
Nrr''e a. :'o'umoia. '....... $50 r n.
cOn"eci.g wmh Wilmington. aid Manehes-
Ruiroad and Camden train. : s25f , ~ !.
FOR CHARLESTON. i, rst-5 4.
Leave Augusta. .............:..... 500 "A! ~.
Arrive a. Charleston. ...-....8lO p. NJ
Leave Columbia...-... ......:.. 0e A. AZ
Arrive al Chnrleaton. ...-..........3lO, p N
AUGUSTA NIGHT EXPRESS. .,dc,.,
(susDAYs kxoxrrEn)
Leave Charleston. ~ a. p ""
Arrive 81 Augusta. ......:... "a NJ
Connecting with trains for Mempbisr, NsAh- y
.i''- and New Orleans, via Gland Junction. -
Leave Aogusta.. ....... ....A 10 p. n
''''e :" S''"' ieooh' - - w Az Me-
b COLUMBIA ls- hleHT E EXPRESS PR :,'y:it
-. (sUSDArs nxoErrED.
Leave c"nt'est"' 80. s.... -. $40 p. Il.
Ar'Se at Coiu9ba .... :, >. g, 40 j5As g. gl.
Connecting with. Charlotte and Sop,h Caro-. -
lima u k"it'oad oa Mondays. W sdnesdsYs sndf
FGda,s. ,..l -, 2 u; - 50 rs .
,.enve Columbia. $50 r. n, 4.
Arrive at Chareson. -: :. $50 X.W@
.a suMMERVILIE TRAIN.s7$5 GcIl>!.:
Leave charlrN"n. ...:.. a.. ;. .a4ts r. II. y!
Arrive al >umnerville Il "a p NJ
Leave Surnm iile p M a M.
Arrive at Charles,o,i. .;....i. ..s8o Am:
CAMDEN :BRANoH. :;.;sssyg .s4a..
ON MONDAYS. WEDEE> DAYS, AHrsAY.. :,
80" URDAYS"4 ''7'
Leave h'n9svlHe 90 EsaGfiH
Arrive a. Camden. eco P.,Mes
L.nvs Camden. ..... " 900. 81.
Arrive st Kipyville...... :. .....,.. 79A. u ar
13a .eenerai sapessnssadsaaaa o. :,
May 8, 1855. !: - 3rd - SO 51-i 90 saE3
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O W B R W D!
March 10, 1860, 47, If

O W 8Gg 8Gg A W ID i!
Linsecd, Tanner's aud Machiae Oils.
White Lead 25 III. packages,
White Lead, lb OIL
CopaI. japan and Carriage yarnish,
Blue, Yellow and Green Painrs,
Patent Dryer. Sprigs
Black D,op. dry and in Oil.
Paint ard Varnish Brushes.
Sash Tools. White Wash Brushes,
Marking Brushes.
CaIners Hair Strirng Brushes.
Fresh kernsine No
Lamps, ChimncSe and Shades,
Old Family Whiskey,
Pure French Brandy.
Schiedam Schnapps
Port and Madeira Wine,
Green and Bluck Teas,
Soaps. Toilet and Brown,
B Pepper, Blacking and Shoe Brushes
Italian Muccsroni, Ale.
STATIONERY.
Legal, Declaration, Foolscap. Note and Let.
ter f'nprr.. Envelopes, Pens, Pencils Inks. &c.
Copy. Books (blnuk) and set copies. States,
De-, DC.
school Books,
Quite a variety and all orders for books
promptly attended 10.
For the Little Ones.
Dolls. 4 sizes a kinds painted China Mar
bles. Gluss hnrhlea. kinds. Very pretty. 20
he sold by the hnnd ell. Glass maIbl.s with
figures in them Balls Bat and PurIor
French Peg Toys and Cards.
French Confectionery,
The handsomest in style and Taste.
Wine Biscuits,
Soda Crackers.
Drugs,
Quinine. Morphine and Opium, a good sup
ply.
Hostetter's Bitters,
Sumpter Bitters.
With large Variety Of other Drugs at
Parker & Thompson's.
March S. 1859, As. IT,
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-30
New Theory of EARTHQUAKES.

The July number of Blackaoood contains
a highly interesting article upon earth
quakes and their cause, which attributes
them entirely TO electricity. The author
repudiates altogether the idea that in the
centre of the globe we dwell on and to within
two miles of its surface, there is mass of
molten fluid theory which scientific men
generally now either discard or treat with
little consideration. To the motions of that
molten mass under the influences which
control the tides, and the explosions of aque-
Gus vapor from the infiltration of the waters
Of the sea to contact with the molten mass,
earthquakes have been generally attributed.
The writer in Btact,oood, rejecting the
whole theory, asserts that the earth is not
only solid, bat its density increases to-
wards its centre, by reason OF the existence
of bodies Of metals of great specific gravity
specimens of which are occasionally found
upheayed to the surface. These metals arc
such as platinum, oSmium, iridium, &c.
This is inferred from the fact that, while
the mean density of our planet is nearly
five and half times that of water, the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-30

/ that ii is an Irish crusade against cheap
labor; but, on the contrary, we embody
in n1,Ir ranks all classes, creeds, and polfti-
cal parties, imbucd not with hostility to the
Chinese as race, but fully believing that
the vast resources of California can be fully
developed, and her railroads, canals, and
other public works, can be as well and pro-
ftably completed by free white labor as
thew have been in the eastern States, and
that the future greatness of California de-
ponds more upon the general prosperity OF
her industrial classes than upon the vast
accumulations of few capitalists.