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Rrvan,u Life TnYinorator.
LlFR. HRALTH MD sTREN4TM

Or EJUV EEATlEG ELIXIR,
For all dsrAn gonentS Of She Urinary Organs. Il
gives
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TO the Athlete a!
Drs. KNAPP & SON,
CHRONIC DXsHARHs,

are treating successfully all
CHRONIC DIsHAs1s,
Which embraces the best and most approved meth
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nervous nu1 Neuralgia oTrcuor., AN forms #
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! Dscaser Of the Liver Constipation, al skin Dis
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| Paralysis. Epilepsy, Salt khcum, Headache all
Heart Diseases Of children, md
Seminal Weakness j. sexual Diseases
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they treat successfully on a new method. all dis
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mput II all
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Va 800 MILES, without change Of coaches.
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, it never returns. They have Il Sure Cure for
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State Of South Carolina,
ABBEY1LLE COUNTY.

State Of South Carolina,
ABBEYILLE COUNTY.
IN THE COURT OF PROBATE
William Wilson and Francis Il. Wilson,
Thomas Wilson, James H'l.on,
and Others.
Petition for Partition of Lands.
IT appearing to my satisfaction that
Il Thomas Wilson, James Wilson,
Martin ond Nancy Caroline, his wife, Ar.
chibaId Fittie and Elizabeth his wife, the
family Of Lewis J. Wilson, in Florida,
whose pames are unknown, Joseph c.
RIchey and Nancy c., his wife, reside
without the limits Of the State.
On motion Of Thomson & Fair, Solicit.
ors Tor Petitioners, ordered, that said De-
PENDANTS, above named, appear and plead
answer or demhr to said petition within
forty days, or the same will be taken pro
confesso against them.
w. HILL,
Nov. II, 1859, ao-6t.
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GEO. w. CARPENTERS
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! aud Atlantic Whalf Charleston.
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General Agent, Baltimore
October 20, 1869, 27-.8m NIB
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SMITH DEPARTMENT.

We have in, our employ an efficient work.
man ln all the branches Of shis business.
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IHE subscribers would respectfully in.
Il form The public that. they are pre.
pared "lh skiIIful workmen, and all the
necessary materials for the manufacturing
OF CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, and WAG>
oNS and all other work pertaining to
their business. ~.
All new work warranted for twelve
months, and sold at The lowest figures
possible, for CASH, which we make for
the purchasers interest.
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CITIZENS SAYINGS BANK
o f
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Office Bank Building, Ahbsvills G. n.
Current Deposits Of 800 and
upwards Received. Gold
Deposits payable in
gold, received bv


agreement
with the Assistant Cashier.
Interest alloaoed at the rate of .Mx
Ter Cent. per an,auna, conapoand.
ed c07y ,Sir Mouths.
DRINCIPAL and Interest or apy part
Il thereof, may be withdrawn at anv
l'me-the Bank reserving the right (thoupb
It will be rarely exereised) 10 demand four.
teen days notice if the amount il under
81 900; twenty days If over 81 900 and
under $4,000, or thirty days If over
$1,000. ~ =
OFFICERS.
WADE HAMPTON. President
JOHN Is. PALMER, Vice.President.
THOMAS E. GREGG. Cashier.
D. L. WARDLAW, Assistant Cashier
DIRECTORS.
WADE HAMPTON; Columbia.
WILLIAM MARTIN, Columbia.
F. W. McMASTER, Columbia.
A. G, HASKELL, Columbia. = .
J. P. THOMAS, Columbia. '"i
E. II. HEINlTsH. Columbia.
JOHN B. PALMER, Columbia.
THOMAS E. GREGG, Columbia.
j. ELI GREGG, Marion. -05'
@. T. SCOTT, Newberty. ."
w. G. .MAYES. Newberry. '..'
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Orphans and others may, here deposit their
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thereon. Planters, Professional Men aud
Trustees wishing to draw interest on their ::
funds until they require them for business T.,
or other purposes. ;. Parents desiring. to- =
Get apart small sums for their children, ana :.
Married Women aud Minors (whose de-,
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selves, Of, in case Of death, By ..heir legal !
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for future use, are here afforded a. oppSr> Srei
thnity 81 ,depositing their hsaps where ~, ~
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same tims, bs subject 70 withdra1I y6sA ~ y;
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Constantly on hand.

NEW BuGa1Es of The Bsss material.
Also. Metaifs Caass, limitation Rosewood
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hearss wtn'Attsdd fdnefais Pdnetually 1t
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afyen when desired.
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MIL Pond and Channel
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. Supplied =. qa.saals tN qthI tpsudsehiat1at,..
Orders from all Psrts Of tie interior solioited /
Ssssss sssi...os' nsSs 5. G. Assnsf sfdW $50
~ Kesreness--James Adser d Co., Hon. ]. b.
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SOUTH CAROLINA
ABBEVILLE COUNTY,
In the Probate Court,

Newton A; j.. Williams n..,.
Vs. Petition 10 Par
Geo. oes " J. w;i;.%s' Si;sa%' tito" real estate:
Ell. al.
N appearing to my satisfaction that
Il Cioe. T. Graham and Geo. w. Will
I'ams two Of the defendants reside wi,hou,
this Stale. 1t la therefore ordered that
hey do appear and object to the sale, or
Division Of the real estate of William
Williams decd, on or before the 80 Dec.
next, or their consent will be entered OF
Record.
WILLIAM HILL, [sEAL]
Judge Probate Ahbevile County,
Nov. II 1869, so-et
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@ H A r LIE S r ON .
MORNING, MAY %, 1869.
The Press anss,she Public.

|
Oae of the most common, but most OBJ
surd mistakes which people make nova
days, is in imagining that community
confcrs upon the newspaper which it sup
ports an obligation, which can only be can
oelled by the most obsequious compliance
with the whims and Difference to the opin-
ions Of any individual among the mass of
its readers, who may take the trouble to
favor it with his views. Modern journal
ism, like its sister institutions-the postal
system and the telegraph-gives to the pub
lie advantages out of all proportion to the
money value at which they are rated; and
the man who buys good newspaper, avails
himself of privilege, tle extraordinary
cheapness of which he can hardly appreci-
| ate because of its habi;ua enjoyment. The
| advertiser, likewise, who makes known his
business through the columns of a journal
circulating widely among all classes, ought
to understand that he thereby secures the
richest possible return for the trifing sum
he may have invested. In both cases, the
customer gets his full moneys worth many
times multiplied; and the assumption that
there is any obligation whatever in either
is simply preposterous The terms sspatron"
and patronage as applied to the readers
and business of u newspaper, are still used
by some country editors; but have long
since been repudiated by all journalists who
Of their calling.
Nor it in its relations to individuals, only,
that the newspaper is source of constant
benefit. "A live, entcrprisihg and progress
sive journal likewise gives to the city in
which it is published an advantage, the i'm
portance of which it would be difficult to over
rate. To the outside world, the daily pa
per has grown to be the unfailing index by
which the community, of which it is sure
to be in some sort the representative, is
judged. The life and energy Of the little
world it illustrates SELDOM fail to bo faith
fully reflected in its news columns; while
the array Of its advertisements, to the
practiced eye, is an unerring gauge of the
shrewdness, activity and prosperity of its
business men. 1t is clearly, then, the in
terest of every city that aspires to CONNER
clal advancement TO give to its newspapers
such support as will enable them to keep
as far as possiole'in advance of the times,
constantly enlarging the sphere of their
usefulness, and ever taking the lead in
every measure &C development and pro-
sress. And sueh support should bs given
#-ngTuosins iSf ne as ? matter of favor or
palrouase Ant sirl7ly as business opora-
'lon, stt ;cnng di, ectly, and in most m ate-
rial degree, the interests Of the present and
the prospects Of the future.
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9inanfiaI.
BANKING OFFICE
HOYT e. GARDNER,

HOYT & GARDNER,
NO. NEW-STREET
New YORK, May l9, 1862
TIE RECENT CONSOLIDATION OF JHE GOV
ERNMENr BOARD, the Regular Board AM the
open Board OF Brokers, under the name of
The New York Stock Exchange.
gives Increased t1ciilu to the firm of HOYr &
GARDNER, III the transaction Of the COMMISSION
BUSINESS IN GOLD, BONDS AND STOCKS
They are represented in the Gold Exchange Room
by their MIR. HOYr, and have two seats in the New
YORK Stock tx hange. where f,ithRul attention is
given to orders in Governmen mt Securities state and
city. Railroad, and Miscellaneous Bonds and stocks
They are also represented IN the New York Mining
Stock Board, where Southern Securities are regular
ly called. To these, special attention is given
Gold, Governments, Stocks and Bonds bought
and carried, end sold short margins. Interest
allowed on margins. Interest allowed. Gu deposits
Of Gold at the rate os per cent, and Of Currency
at the rate of Fer cent subject to sight che k
All orders by Mail Telegraph pr mptIy exc
cuted.
MARGINS REoUIRED-on Gold. per cent. on the
par Of Gold; on Stocks and Bonds, 10 per cent on
the par value; on Governments, per cent. on their
par value.
COMMITS roSs.-On Gold, 1-1G of one per ccns ; on
Gov, rnmep.s. 1-I6 of one per cent on Stocks and.
Bonds called at the New York Stock Exchange u
of one per cent; all other Securities !, of one
peg cent.
T. A. HOYT, Vice President Gold Exchange and
Member New York Stock Exchange.
JAMES, CrARDNE Err. formerly of Georgia.
WAL T. OWENS, Member New York Stock Exchauue
and Mining stock Bcacd.
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WoMAN's PARLIAMENT, according 10 lady
writer IN the Juno Galaxy, is to bc hold in New
York City next fall. AS tho men are rather
slow about giving the women the ballot. il
seems the latter are going to hold o dolibera-
tive body Of their own to discuss MI noatta,a
rotating TO the welfare Of the sex. Among tha
topics to be talked about arc education, re-
formatofy institutions, woman's labor. domes-
tic economy, hygiene, and, list but not least,
political corruption. The projectors Of this
parliament claim that, while it may not have
authority, it cannot fail to exercise moral
influence. which they seem to think ia needed
nowadays, especially in politics.
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cincinnati and South Carolina.

We print, this morning, the principal
speeches delivered before the City Council
of Cincinnati, by the representatives of this
city and State, in explanation of the ad /.
vanages of what is known as the Blue
Ridge route from Cincinnati to Charleston.
These speeches comprise the sum and sub
stance OF all that can or need be said in re-
gard TO the route which makes South Caro-
lima the highway, and Charleston the ex-
porting aud importing city, for the vast
trade of the West. The work is one
upon which The ablest minds of the
State have been engaged for more than
q quarter of century, and we know
now that q decision by the city Of Gin
Cincinnati in favor of Knoxville as opposed
to Chattanooga would give us all that has
been sought 80 long, and make profitable
the millions which have already been laid
out in the mountains and upon the valleys
of the 3 ue Ridge Railroad
Aec ,rdiug to private advices which we
have received, the City Council were to come
to vote yesterday, but up to the hour of
This writing the result has not been made
known. Without indulging in undue hope,
we may, however, feel that the chances are
strongly on the si,lc Of the Blue Ridge
route; and If the worst comes to the worst,
q railroad Of twenty Eve or thirty miles in
length Will enable us to tap the Cincinnati
line before it reaches rocky Chattanooga
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WoMES POSSESS the right to vote moro ex-
tcnsvely than is generally supposed. In Aus
ira, womcu can vote as no..o5, in their corpo-
rate capacity as nuns, and as Taxpayers In
somc cases, however, they vote by proxy. Ia
nuaGarJ, I'D to 1873, widows, aDd single wo-
n7en "ho Iyare landed proprietors, possessed
my rtsNtto yo.c. They wore deprived of it
o3 tle revolutionary soS-arnmont and are now
2e'l&oni'9 ior ihe Iosto. alion OF this right
La NAAaa ;, A3 ~ acg@rel of oar own GtAtes, wo-
man arc allcwol % vote por ana serve ns gchycl
ifnStees. A~ Auatraliau colony II
Vc,ora women uliversan, tho rigl.t
10 vote about four years ago, havnq ,1u d.
The law had been so franied as to perm thcrl.
In Sweden, chiefly through the exertionsot the
late Frcdrika Bremer, an indirect right of yot-
Ing was, in 1862, granted to all women posses.
sing specified property qualifications. In Italy,
q widow, Or wife separated from her husband
may vote if she pays taxes. Also, in Holland,
single women possessing property are entitled
to vote on oil questions likely to affect it's
value In many towns in Franco, women pos
sess and exercise the right TO vote in munic-
pal affairs. s
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vast were their business transactions In this
country and Europe. In the meantime they
expect to be able to resume business again.
The German bankers and brokers Of the city
have rendered to the firm o loan of 5000, 600,
but on ascertaining that this sum would not be
sufficient to meet the demands on the firm it
was decided to raise $1OOOO 900 at once, to ena-
bio the old and trusted firm to resume bust
ness again.
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flottres in Daukruptep.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT or TEaEc
4 UNITyp STATES, FOR SOUTH CAROLINA
MAY TENN, 186o.-IN THE MATTER OF
RICHARD f. SELBY, OF ST. JOHNS. OH ARIES
TON COUNTY BANKRUPT PETITION FOR
FULL AND FINAL DISCHARGE IN BANKRUPT
DAY JUNE 1869. at Federal Courthouse in Charles
ton, =. c., and that all creditors, &C., of said Bank
rupt appear ut said ti,so and place, and Show cause
it any they can. why the prayer of the petitioner
should not be granted.
by order of the Court, the 14th day Of Nav
1880. DANIEL HORLBRCK,
Clerk of the District Court Of The United states
May Is 50 For South Ceroltna,
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Amusemeuts.
90 ET US HAVE PEACE!,,

GRAND NATIONAL PEACE JUBILEE
NJ G Al FEST TIvAL
To be held in the
CITY OF BOS Il ON
June 10, IG, ~, IS and 40, 1860,
To co1nln enorite the restoration of
PLACE TARo UGHOJ-T THE LAND.
THE COLISEUM T.; WHICH THE JUBILEE rs
to be held will afford ample accommodation for
nearly FIFTY THOUSAND PERSONS and the Sc
rses Of musical entrtainmcnts will include oratorio
performances by the GREATEST CHORUS ever o.
Eanized in any part Of the world, made up OF Musical
sorieties from all sections of the country, and
TWENTY THOUSAND CHILDREN from the public
schools, with an Orchestra OF ONE THOUSAND IN
STKUMENTS, comprising many of the principal
Banda and best Musicians III the United States
Distinguished guests from all sections of tho Union
including National and State ORcials, will partici
pate in the Jubilee; and the citizens Of Boston will
be prepared to extend those hospitals ties and atten
tons to visitors from abroad which they hone nav
feeling among all American ctizene and aid in per.
pctuating throughout the world Peace on earth.
good will toward men,
Tie immense outlay atten1an; upon this vast un.
dertaking has been guaranteed with an uuexampled
promptnese by the citizens Of Boston ensurinu for
the Festival and Jubilee every success which pccun
ry aid can command
The following scale OF prices has been cstablisbcd
Single admission, with secured seats, IS and 50.
accordng TO location.
Single admission without secured seats s.
Season tcket-trans nsferablc-admis three pcr
sons to all the entertainments given in the Coliseum
during the .eason. s1OO.
The sale of seats will commence at the Boston Mn
sic Hall, MONDAY, May 18th. Orders for seats. &C.
companiei with the money, may he transmitted by
music dealers throughout the country or by m Ill or
express directed to A. P. PECK, Ticket. Agent,
Boston Music Hall, Boston Mass.
Per order of the Executive Committee
May II VISA HENRY g. PARKER, Secretary.
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Summer Resorts.

IT IL E H OF $ PIN Gs,
BATH COUNT, g1Rc1S1A,
S. c. TAKDY, & CO., pnopa1Eroas,
PROFESSOR j. L. cADELL, II. D.. OF TIE UNI
VnRsITy OF VIRGINIA, RESIDENT PHYSICIAN,
WILL BE OPEN FOR TIE RECEPTION OF
VlSITOtS, 5une LIST, under the man .c enent of j
a. Nc LUNG. All tho buildings having been G.
paired painted and Cited ont with new Furniture
Linen, Beds and able.ware, these SPRINGS offer
unsurpassed attractions to both the invalid and plea
sure-sceser. No expense or effort has been spared
by the PrOprletOr5 to Nuke 1t rs comfortable AMI
pleasant as possible to all visitors.
S5- The Hol WATERS here have peen we'll known
for more than half century to possess in wonder
ful degree, Tonic, Alternative. Detergent aud Simu-
at1ng Properties. and have become justly celc ed
for the cure o. Rheumatism. Gout, Diseases OF the
Liver Skin. Bladder and Womb, Paralysis the result
OF injury or serious efusion Con action Of Muscles
and Joints, Diarrnoea and Dyspepsia, accompanied
with sore Mouth and Tongue.
Descriptive Pamphlets furnished by Who Manager
ut the springs. or Ivy $. G. TARDY E 90. 4+>'
mond, Va WH
telegraph ofhe will be estab7. ,h,a at r,e
springs, thus aff,rding visitors an orp ,i>u uIl y
prompt communication with every part L, the cot ~
try. limo Nav
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Gt rOL5cS, FROM Mas. LEVlCY SMOKE,
~ In Colleton County, two miles from Walterboro,
on the light Of the 10th April last her only MARE.
Jhe Mare Is b!a,h and rather low for her length,
but we'll buiIt; her body long; both tore feet and
one hind foot are white. and branded on the shout
der 8. s. The Mare was followed fifteen miles above
Wa1terboro', in tue direction OF Barnwell. A whIe
man was riding her. Mrs. smoke could not have
the thief followed for want of means. and her little
crop must be lost without help. Any information
relative to the Mare Will be thankfully received. D
rect 70 Mrs. L. SMOKE. WATERFORD, Coeton Coun-
ty. s t Nav 81 a.