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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-09-17

Dinner, and reflected credit upon the
generosity and llberulity Of that SEQ.
tion Of country. Although the attend
ance was large, there WAS not a single
person present who was not furnished
with II good dinner. During the en-,
tertainmant al had u pleasant time
lgenerally with friends, swccthcarts,
or anybody elee, as circumstances or
pleasure might dictate.
Tho Eigefield Association is u large
and inf l4antial body, numbering forty
seven churrl:cs. and embracing -four
thousand white mespbors, and three
Thousand blacks
| The cotto'. for several miles Gil this
eide Of Hard Labor creek is better
thah i'll this section or beyond the
creek. The stands are good. and the
cotton is opening very fast. many
fields are almost snow white; and
every farmer seems to 10 devoting
all his energies TO getting it picked
The crop is cut short by nearly one
half by drought.
To the Rev. ". A. Gaines, of tho
Association, We arc under obligations
for favors during tho meeting, 70,
for which he will please accept on
f@nk';; and to many other friends
to whom we tender oar bc*t aclinowl
eds'n"nta for thcir kindness and hos
! ipitality. w.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-09-17
FOR TIE ABBEVlLLE PRESS.
THE BARBECUE AT ACkER'S
SCHOOL HOUSE.
FIFTY AcnEs
Due WEST. S. G., Sent, IT, 1860

Due WEST. S. C., Sept II, 1869.
Mn. EDIToR: The dull monotonv
Of Duo West and vicinity, just at
this timo Of the year, was cnlivencd
on last Saturday morning, The 11th
inst, by the announcement that there
would be Barbecue, given npon the
old style, ut Ackers School House.
just mile from tho village, under the
auspices Of gentlemen Of tho town
and surrounding country.
Receiving polite and pressing in
vitation to be present, !, of course,
accepted, and was soon on my way to
the appointed place Of rendezvous.
Upon my arrival I found already as
scmblcd, in q beautiful grove, quite IL
number Of ladies and gentlemen, and
little girls and boys. A better place
could not havo been selected for sucl,
OH occasion, tho large and stately
oaks and popIars forming y complete
protection from the SUMS rays by
their overlapping branches. Upom an
cmincncc, some distance off, 1 took in
the scene at q 6 ancc. II was pic
ture rarely, if ever, met with. The
Old and the young, the beautiful and
attractive, tho sweet maiden of six
teen and those Of ripper years, were to
DO seen in groups together, cnlivcn-
ing and filing tho air with heir merry
voices and bright faccs. II was really
q scene that an artist would delight
in painting. Beautiful in tho super
latiEe dcgrco-animating and cxhiIar-
ating. ..
From this bright and lovely pic
ture, my attention was next called to
the place whcro the pigs, kids and
mutton wore undergoing process Of
roasting or baking. Some eight or
ten of thcso animals had been
slaughtered, and were thus being pre-
palod for: dinnor. This department
was under tltc Immediate charge and
supervision of two gentlemen well
skilled in tho art of barbecuing meat,
Mr.. Thos., Haddon and: Mr., Wash
Bowen. Tho meats wcre Certainly
nicely-weik cooked, deli.
exeellonto n,...u ,y&4a.;,
= .9'Twotables haping,Bcon Ipreparcd-A|
eas'fer theil6diss and thp 9othoro for
tho gentlemDn- tho table ,clothsawere
spread; and besides theiroast. pigs
and kids, there was hash, pickles,
pies. .custards, potatoes, etc., etc., to
be seen7in abundance. After the ta-
bles had boon set, and .alfthe eatablcs
'poh them, Capt.tJames Pratt, with
stloud voice. announced to; tho. au-
Hence tHas dinner was ready, and |
hat the ladies must take tho right
md the'gentlotnau tha left, hand ta-1
'les. Both sides1oG the tables: woret
soon filled, nndahan commenced eacht
mo 70 parta)se Of the supQtuoas re-
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-09-17
hg' We had the pleasure on ycstcr-

n' We had the pleasure on ycstcr-
day of meeting Mr.. NJ. o. McCaslan,
of our District who has just returned
tror, a visit to Alabama, The crops OF
cotton and corn generally, ho says,
arc cut off at least onc-halt. In the
Cane brake County Of Alabama ovcry-
thing promised well until tho recent
drought. The accounts from Texas
and Louisiana are equally discourage
ing We are doing as we'll at homo,
RS anywhere else, he thinks,
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-09-17
uaNsLEY'3 sSOyTiiErS NAR1E

uaNsLEY'S SOUTHERN VARIETY
TnourE.-This Company gavo two oi
thcir any popular entertainments ON
Monday and Tuesday nights. TIC
performances Of Ilanslcy, The prorri
rtor, as magician, and others as song
sters and dancers, gave general salts
faction. They aro quiet and well
behaved troupe, and wn commend
them to the patronage of our friends
They are anticipating daily fresh ac
ccssions to their number, and arc add
ing new attractions TO their bill. PAY
them Il visit and judge for yourselves
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-09-17

TIE ONO ELECTIoN.-Thc nomi.
nations of the Republican party in
Ohio for the State Offices do not seem
to meet the geneeal approval Of the
party in that State. The ticket put
in nomination in Cincinnati, accrrd.
ing to the statement Of Radical pa.
pcrs, has excited tic disgust of many
OF the prominant Radicals of that
city,
The question Of universal or NEGRO
suffrage is a live issue in the Ohio
campaign, and thousands of the
stannchcst Republicans will bolt any
ticket which endorses or approves
the 18th proposed amendment. -
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-09-17

80" Messrs> Baker, Porter e. Co.
who hape associated themselves in
gseeral'G Grocery and..Commission bus
mess; Augusta, Ga, publish their. card
in another column. These gentlemen
arewell known to many of our citi
sens,' With whom they have eataliish
'eda caafaeter for promltness md re
iiaoilit?1 Mr. John G. Porter, Of the
Arm, is Ahl Abbesille man.. farorab,y
known 10 shy'ofeour citizens, as,. an
active 'enterpfisiag'J business, y man.
When in 'Angusta'gfv Aim oall.ji.>
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-09-17
I JNIYEREIrY OF GEnnn1.

gN11vERsIrr OF GEoRo14.--Wc di-
rect attention to the advertisement OF
this wcil.known Institution, the G7tl,
Session Of which opened on the 1sl
inst: The University has been libcr-
ally patronized in tho past by onr
people, and has been the iostermoth
or not only Of the most eminent men
OF Georgia, but Of many distinguish-
ed Caroiinians. 1t is still one of the
best Institutions Of tho South, and
wo commend it to the patronage of
our .citiS1hs.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-09-17

q: Asssas.; ;tRs g, SHARP &, oe.-1r
|@npthsri column will be found the card
Of dhese 4 gcatlsmene Cotton Factors
and General Commission Merchants,
Charleston, 8. G. M. Sharp, tho
goanifpss + = pnsmhbsE sslh Of the firm, is from,
AbbsSiitle, il : Well known to our Petit;
,,sens, ,as = gentloman Ii .busnIss exIp,e..
rience and every way reliable He is
from amongst Dis, lot us give him afatl
share Of patronage.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-09-17
Obituary..

DIED, May 18th 1860, at his resi-
dcnco near lIonea Path, DAVID
GREER, i'll the &c year Of his age.
The deceased was a native Of South
Carolina and spent most Of his life in
The vicinity Of hi; late residence. lie
Was u man OF q cheerful, contcnto.l
disposition, not inclined TO wander
from place TO place in search Of wealth,
but possessing ~ competency he was
content to sit still and enjoy it with
his friends and ncighbors.
David Greer was endowed, in g
large degree with all the ordinary
virtues that adorn humanity. AS a
i'rmcr he was thrifty, frugal, and
economical. AS Il nciyhbor he was
Kind, generous and social. In domcs-
tic enjoyment hc Was happy, and
cheerful, and good liver. AS n cil;,
zen he always took Il deep interest in
p"b!ic affairs. AS q Christian he was
sincere, humble and consistent in his
walk. lie was, during his whole
Christian Life, 81 member OF the Bar.
'crs Creek baptist church, where he
had his y'Ht and last connection. lie
Wa5an aii2ctiomatc husbands fond faith
! er, and Il kim! master, as the stayin..
"i his irecdincn with him fully proves;
4, I,n Il r.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-09-17

Ga" Sec card in another COLUMN, OF
Mcssrs. Stova1l & Rowland, who
have associated themselves in tho
Commission business in Augusta, Ga.
will attend promptly to all orders for
bagging rope and other supplies, and
will mako cash advances on consign.
ments. These arc we'll known bust,
ness meu,. and need, no recommends
tio9 70 our planters.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-09-17

NO NoHIHATroN.-Thc Republicans
held nominating convention hero on
yesterday TO bring out candidates for
tho Legislature, but failed to agrcc-
split into three or moro fragments,
and accomplished nothing. Another
meeting will be held on next Saturday
week with the hopo of bettor success.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-09-17
Markets..

:, :, ADDEvILhE, S. c., September H.
lotion os less active; closing dull al
NEW York, September 15.-Cottor
hcavy bnt decidedly lower, with sales
OF 1900 bales, at BO4. aH .,y M.
Augusta, September ,15.-Cotton
closed at &c. lower at 27f.
CnARLEsToN, September 15.-Cot.
tofiilower at 28f. - -: lis :'S'I ~.
:'.h1rERPhoB, ;sGptembor l5s-Coston
irregular ut I3.,rad .as: fs..ai nooe
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-09-17
-. EV,-e,
,CONNTSIGN EES.,

The following named. persons have
freight in tho Depot at: Abbeville ;: y.
.Trowbridge s. Go, q W Speer,
Mosley & White, Wm Moore, & Co, J
w Thomas, j Knox & Co, VIM Wilson,
FL W lawson, W IT BROOKS, Westfeld
& DuPre, OToney,. -
E1XPRESS-F NJ MitchclI,J J &c
Drpre, A Burt John Aldous.! ~.
.,3"ef.Dl,R. SONDLEY, "a
Agent.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-09-17

I WooL- oL-CARn1NG.- .-Messrs. shorard
& Reid advertise their new machine
~ for carding wool, which has jus,
been set in operation, on Little Gen,
'cfoslco: creek, seven miles above
1IowhdesvifIe.4 These gentlemen have
good machinery in carokdf hands, eand
descrvc-Areod patsonase.--~
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-09-17

N'''7''7 - TT - M q : II z
't"sehA MFR A. O.. Hawthorn gives no
'tics in another column: to taxpayers
;to haake !return; of tallclands bought for
sold from the1st Of September, 1868,
x6 let September, 1869. Il. <".y.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-09-17

p%" The Reghfar Term Of our
Court, will be. heldcheroq on Monday
next his. ,HopoR4Judge VOrnon, pre-
siding. y ..:,saq,, >.:.,,,.,..
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-09-17
ELECTION NOTICE,
WOOL GARD FACTORY,


E'liii undersigned beg to inform
L the public gancrally that their
machinery for WOOL CARDING is
now in successful operation, and they
wca!I respectfully solicit share Of
patronage. The factory is situated
on little Gcncrostcc, in the Southwest
corner of Anderson District, ono
milo from Crafts Ferry and. seven
miles above I.owEdcsvilIc. The ma
ch!riy is entirely new and of tho
best quality, with Burr Machine at
tachrd mixes cotton and wool finely.
Oar charges for carding will be tho
c"atom"ry prices.
S. VI. SlIERARD,
J. II. HIED.
Sept. 17.h. 1869 ot-2t.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-09-17
Married.

'MAbRiED, on the 3lSt August
1869, by tho Rev. J. +. Gilbert, Mr..
II. =. CHAPMAN of Anderson md
Miss e. II. Brock of Abbcvillc.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-09-17
R. C. SHARP e. CO.,
C0T'T0N FACTORS,
AND
General Commission Merchants,
BPOWN'.S WHARF,
Charleston, S. G.
Sept II, 1869, 21-3m
SN:NnIFF'S SANE.
Sept. II, 1869. 21-3m

RY virtue OF aundry writs OF Fieri Fa-
- cias, to mo directed, will sell as
AbbcvIilp q. H., on the first MONDAY in
October next, within the legal hours of sale,
all tie interest which William Rchey has
in tract of land, containing threo hun,
"red and thirty-tive acres, moro or less, a,l-
Joining lands Of WIN. Dunn, jas. Blaine,
James Wrgh! and others, ads Nancy
Eichey. Ii. S. CASGN.
ShertiS Oilico, S. A. G..
Sept IL, 1860. 21-tJ
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-09-17

'''nea- SEQ notice Of sale Of goods at
tho late stand of John 4. Tslpadse.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-09-17

Sept. 17.h, 1889 2t-2t.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-12-11
PROPOSALS
For Wrapping Paper and Irvine.
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT,

g.
SEALED PROPOSALS will he received at this Depart
ment until the goth day of January, 1870 IL o'clock
for furnishing Wrapping Paper and Irvine tho
Of the Post Offices the United States for one year
from the LIST day Of February lS10 the said articles to
be delivered free Of expense the Department the
Blank Agency OF the Post once department at Wash
The estimated quantity of each article and the quality
thereof required are specified below:
$4,000 realms Of Wrapping Paper 20 % inches in size
Of material and quality equal in all respects TO
that now in use in the Department, and to weigh
- pounds to the ream, and each such ream to
contain 20 perfect qures
$50 reams of the kind of paper &c 40 inches in
SIZE to weigh SIS pounds to tho ream.
So 600 pounds Of cotton other suitable Irvine hard
twisted and in balls to weigh about one pound
each and so bound to prevent its becoming
loose and tangled by transportation.
80 900 pounds of Hemp Irvine about one-eghth
of an inch in diameter, and in balls to weigh from
one to two pounds each, and bound o pre-
vent its becoming loose and tangled by transpor-
Proposals will be received for each article
for all together.
The contracts will be awarded to the lowest
and best bidder to be determined after careful eXami-
nation for the purpose of ascertaining which bid will in
is practical results be most advantageous the Depart
mcnt.
More or less than the estimated quantities may b,
ordered, the necessities of the department may
require the discretion Of the Postmaster General
Samples of such articles now used at the Post
Offices be at the offices supplied, at the
Blank Agency of the Post Office Department
Bidders will send samples Of such articles as they
propose to furnish.
Each bidder must furnish with his proposal gIaran-
tees of his ability to comply with his bid certin-
cato from postmaster that such guarantors reliable
persons.
Two sufficient surcties will be required each
tract.
failure to furnish promptly any article contracted
for for furnishing article inferior TO that
tracted for, will be considered sufficient for
forfeiture of the contract
Bids not made in conformity with this notice will
be considered.
The Postmaster General reserves tho right of deciding
Ia ma ba m tn the
interest of the Department. and also of rejecting any
all bids if in his judgment the interests of the Depart
mant require it.
Proposals must be marked the envelope with the
of the article bid for and the letter addressed to
the First Assistant Postmaster General Washington,
DC. JOHN A. j. CRESWELL,
Dec IL, 1S69-Gw Postmaster General.
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Proposals for Letter Balances.
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
II lsal

u :,
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this Depart
ment until the Goth day of January, 1870 at II o'clock,
noon for furnishing Letter Balances for the of the
Post Offices in the United States for year from and
after the first day Of February, 1870 of the following
description, namely:
1st Balances capable Of weighing eight ounces avor
of these it is supposed 900 will be wanted. Also,
gramme system. OF this class 100 may be required
I'd. Balances capable of weighing thrty-two
ayoidupos weight, to be graduated to halfounces. OF
this class it is supposed 200 will be required
Perfect accuracy, strength and durability will be
required in the Balances to be furnished.
Samples of each description of Balances must arcom-
pany each bid and the bidder who may obtain the
tract will he required to furnish Balances of quality
in all respects equal to tho sample.
Each Balance must he well and securely packed in =
box for transportation and delivered free Of all expense
to the Blank Agency. Washington, DC.
Each bidder must furnish with his proposal guarnn-
tees of his ability to comply with his bid and cert-
cate from postmaster that such guarnntors reliable
persons
Two sufficient surecs will be required to contract
failure to furnish promptly Balances contracted for,
the furnishing of inferior article will be considered
sufficient cause for forfeiture of the contract.
The Postmaster General reserves tho right Of deciding
which bid in it's practical results be most to the
interest of the Department. and also Of rejecting
all bids, it, in his Judgment the interests Of the Depart
ment require it,
Proposals must he Endorsed the envelope, Propo-
sails for Letter Balances. and directed tho First
Assistant Postmaster General. Washington DC.
JOHN A J. CRESWELL,
Doc II. 1St0-6w Postmaster General.
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Tribute of RESPECT.

At regular meeting of Granite Lodge, !. o. G. T.
held at Port Deposit Dec 9th, sG9 the following
buttons were read and adopted:
WHEREAS, Under dispensation of Almighty God, We
have been called upon to the loss of valued
member AMI beloved brother, ISAIAH LAwEENcR there
fore,
RESOLVED, That in his death deeply feel loss
have been deprived of efficient member wis full
filed all his duties with unwayering fidelity and prompt
nrsslie being Of charter MEMBERS and
est, faithful worker in the cause Of Temperance
RESOLVED, That tender our heartfelt symp;tles
the family Of the deceased in their sad bereavement
but would console them with the belief that our loss
his eternal gain and must bow in meek submission
to the will of Him who doeth all things WE'LL, know
ing that if we perform part shall him again
i'll that better world.
RESOLVED That in further consideration of our sorrow
for the death of brother Lawrence and the respect due
to his memory. that our Hall he arraycd with proper
enllcms Of mourning for the space of thirty days.
RESOLVED That copy Of these resolutions be sent to
the relatives Of the deceased, also be published in the
county papers. r. l.. THOMAS
r. GATHER,
Dec H. 1S69-Iw JOHN STALCUF.
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TEXAs.-The first reports of the cleo
ton in Texas which reached us were un-
favorable to the Republican ticket, but
when the returns were received the aspect
of affairs were changed. The Republicans
have not only defeated Jack Hamilton but
have elected two out of three members of
Congress, and perhaps all of them, and car
ried the Legislature by a larger majority.
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The committee of the Virginia Lcgis-
lature now in Washington have had an in
terview with General Butler, Chairman of
of the Committee on Reconstruction, and
are satisfied that the congressman from
that State will be admitted.
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A THIEF.

He ha, been travelling about and umbugging druggists
and private parties. mixing up and selling base COM
pound which he calls W0LCUTTS PAIN PAINT All
of Wolcotts genuine remedies have white outside
(cih signature iHrJcl Look out for counterfcts
Six Pints of WOIC0TT'S ASNIIIILATOR for Cntarrh
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Ulcers Pain free of express charges receipt
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HARTFORD.

s We would call the public attention
to the justly celebrated " Wilmington City
Soap" manufactured by Moore & Bro
1t works like magic! and no good house
keeper who has once used it, will be with.
ont n
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cured of Deafness ami Catarrh by a simple ren-
edy, and will send the receipt free.
4w MRS NJ c. LEGGETT uoboken Nj
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