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, 1870-02-14
MISCELLANEOUS,


0Es-wANTEn-IHosE INTERESTED
te know that dtre1res are legally obtained v:'h
acettf ebss1aed Ader.zs P. g. Boz 1a,. TIL IA :Ae
r. % Boz saver:!aed for the ptst alx ytAts-
W@4S7RD-FOR NHfTK PIHK-A FRT MY
w with rome tpptAt- to take an tutrrt+t mftn IL =
ecnssny now cf1Aa.tue7 Ard will ststt I9e US =,
wAsTFp-2LL KINDS or oL5 ls,EI2 hRghar,S 1a,,s,
A'.n ROD. watehes. leEthy ~ 20 9,.h F.la =
hAR11Er1'a Is. Iss stAseAt-
xvAxrpAFR1rSpso OF THF cAf cAMfoTHISnnchh TInch
w vine trser - ran At l!s Sk1se~tt toD-'
ali day. It hxA cbAnKrd aAnas.
xrAxryn-TO 1SyESr aaho I2 s ean = s1tie+es.
" t.s. =, ~ s.e tftip4t. rtust. ~ ii ~.
nr r{;n ia tfes Of Et.rse tne -: rer week .nd
fi.rt;. errrteef III rot ~ nrt te. e.-d
NhsJe .,b pets.st sstratnee Address,
r dsrbi!a J., 1Wi1sl Il. esIe of It,94ns S:t-s=
FOE SALE
=s17 T-PA7EsT TAntas ~ w kAt.
kSTn;S The only ptsc- IN Chlsa5' .to,c oatn iran,
| S,ns sru Ftnu-tph aad l4SiAu'' "ae 'SsH'te1
N.oTexALk-R1iLROAO Tloktf TO QUINCY
/ tS'os te.uEp. cheap CAL IN F. a. AOFfI y
] AACo is LaSAIc~.s-. Caeale
-,,u sA1r-0SK Fo. FAIRBANKS DOR
| n.Ss+eat, bal little ufse sls9, ece eood AiAst
! M.,,ts. .hsrd aAte, SheAsA S4IaA hAust q &C.,
| atSsf.kt.
non sALF-SCOroH TRRRIaRs, sFAFtEL>
! I'D bull dcg.. All <7sl ws.tett- Et1 W t:yk.
! Apks3 II =. na:ta Laaautss
, 1870-02-14

covu,srfeft currencT-see 0dvef-
uIen ent On tlrt pAge.
, 1870-02-14
-
RHSTNR1 OHANOR.

I TIN IHuESAEp DtLLAKHI uCk Of H0VES.
n .h..s h.t. aud car. tae s,ic = ace o. The hast
'1 tn IiIn... Pa;u!4h n 4,uo, Tits IL IaFt op.
t.rttuoiiy ~ tie Eutatr1k-s bss large cashpsIanx
ifaLc csth.s hd 1r1rs. cash: wnnsa TAKE tu ra5t
ra.u-nt .oo S.ceu ia 6tssahte res! q
this cisy. Ahs+nr n.Anluk buatness esh soaFess
, 1870-02-14

1,cxIhs =. Inc Eosre,. snn . NJ rbs1 Is realty
a:up'Ia-4= elt'1 h.l,tu, lioe5a:,sg. iSprostns 70
,snIs: II as % 1e.oiS:,oz i a. I'D tas Old e.amaie.
eI lr. ap @r9u-. Tne teash'n notion a1noutsu
NJ IN = rof1st m e., s.rss, IT, eofy.-tae:e atre 1he
Iastsrt. oi :he esc.. BIZ wnat VOID Of caeet'
what te.=a so h.a ~. tas PEE, ne .1ia iS1e
les it tho vices and xtetcsceoe.s: Where wss
sshta rs ,aea ~: re E,,+tsoe u dss1edea; ~ 3;
ss lp'eei' t. ,auet,. eStnorsed. <,era:ed 10 ne
i,zn: SKA T'o's l." prrceiI c.t.te as tas chsliren
TX up n u,ansoo', s@c.ate ne ttseA.ed ns tne
tts'1it', o.c.nrr lie enooeled IT ., rea.seg 10
I'd q '' v.sasssss sasssf " 'sses asa,;
10 y saessns, ,ns,.,o1 l4s, "a "a. s s:,s .re
n,a 's ID eee 1hss man y ~stnf Of sest.
estt;bcrR love- The .hoe aocst1ne q msn'. nan
1sle eat du 70 a ,ae esm e 20 o. ~
a-re,.ttd Nv ny Jetrs IN fl:s teachings aut exam
& pe e. H.. F5Ssas H.
,or jesus' *aks ows I'm The cs.t -
ost ere ctual setse far nahs oMn eake ~ -
e,1.cs ~ ,ota of nuaaaun! ID toupd Ia Se.at@i.
p:r'ec.:or: Los,og Asm . sSg nn1s9ss;opf, sa;rm,a
9tHs = so ot sacriaee, MAJ IL prepared = ~
1rs.e Tue vacs, The g.1e1osy.c fnoss Il
vs. sts,sr.:spo, 1T easgatenae5t aoa e., e Ie
welfare of the EHce. ne Iaat foi IN in- the no
ris,1n,,s II eplpea of sureinz for lnan. ~ s4s g
] t"1o:c essnz ia endurance ~ s11esas ssc:s
cI EM;sps = I'm nrd :rem ia shc Cnssasan nero
ZEE 4 IL Lore xed 1tl,o1ss.: ct 1esus' IL
scInwtd 1l:b tjetf eli sttr*. ...n1 NJ AIT
IN thr fh.rd pa1aFsxph to he noGceo ~. ~ ~
-.r.s (-hFetipst.y is toe faith o. tbe SOL fsa,
hncf: nee ttrf.ou ne 1st,n OF int soNs ~
sue gradual s,nT,o e., e r. ony oo
~. sn;ritu1, pettt et1ou Of the iedlssansi aaa
rir.; tuS unity ct ;.e race" oi coofse tGen. =.
e. ppr.s "A Pas!, Jeront, chryaoAtoM; Au1asM q ~
f,Mae, Mi.top. and Neaton NE1e an.anLs ~ =
Lea ~ sI;s re t,tapes Of ane ffes fe4ts9mn, ~ ,,
psttwht iruc that Chtsu1n:tI - ta19a;;s TX - ~ ~
s:ds.s:;yss Y sst e az e.
essn,ea 10 ils capacity Ct devs!op@snS
La III, tp-4.nsl reso1lcs- ~ piauI,41 ,ss, c1r
DIZZY, ~ ~ i,e Al the basls q ~ Ia .aas u; "
Ite9 9.+n1tn naJ ne rsed:cated 70 eae e,,,.a ,oa ~
ctsIEa.acc ctsI ~ Q. lis ptoGIsss .trs'soo ,L.1s sts
en- e;G1. r. o; IL cxee'ltnce ana el.SHasa
Iae ield III. IN Cnyis,. can eaec9ve aoe s'ss' aes
a1o.in cu, OF Ccra;ispNy. bat caaa9' ~ ,,css 1o
rs:Is ,dsal 1t good pense,,; ~ M
80 ,-frr e,c:!oaB tFiutEon ~ a.1,
t-.s si,- evI. Il II e'pao's % "N'
, 1870-02-14

) .r,ee- cr. Al The area: Train would say. WY
s nc~ At III. OF. Why plor &c: Before nc psow
We knou1d examine The condition OF sae aesls anas
4 ey the rxnt OF we!LestAh1shed facts, decide oot
s nnIT when 70 rlow, Bat Of TIC depth. a1so. Ioas
3 scc,1re Of tep plo E1ng, under ST eoaaoal Of
= | tne Ao,, naa been grea: stumbling b.otk among
81 yeuns ;a.ne1A Some zen ycafs etcct, Two 1Atn-
M ~. uy,re sde By E.de ID q northern county,
i competed to1 Inc 9fenaaSa osete' .os
u he te:t nvc acres Ct corn The tsnds
~ hoth xesc IN the same condnc1, Aea tac3 hAd,
..S xcns,xr,tY ~ eEcu ssaa,-eo.n believed II deep
]. r:ov,tr. one 1rereo was Hlowed e'Sns lnches
=; sr,n. AID tht osher nom ten 10 Ireve; tue nfss
10 ntodccea some esn:J, ard tne laser st1ty ousn
~ ~, ~ rorn. 10 the ne,e. Even the ctst ploscA
II ~, Avn I'm Il xsa ewtrd laad, wnne the latter
- -. mos, decided 1.ssske- In the aaeunn
Is the,e L. uSlle dagger Of toa deep ple.ne. "aus,
y IN lne tpyrs xe u11: take mo eofs1ae1auon ~
~ the crLttsope.
- - n.,s. nnnn certain AeE.derned lava pf n1suEr
III 20 tr,s. xe nus; study and fellow ne Woulc
=, vnrn ~ ss.ye ,ne team iuto tho ne!d Tor IL
s'S ern, ,,u,e in sp1sne, have no Assurance u.
tic teasan ~iA 10 I'll that W eou.o .,.,. -. a.,
- na, ce rsity and with low Temperature VI ~.
Is Ard lot: ,hexa csndxon1 CONT 70 rs aas oy aA3
- after " have llM the pao1 o. sne sessou-
ia re esnrct chsnse the season, oat We ca
- cnspre 1te eondttaca OF Tho soil, Sno ~ k3e.
! ~ 1uezxtYe adzre r 70 the se4sop- TINS eAu =.
: q. ssencs et cn,ture Tor to aacsupNsn sn4Arsau
IL! 70 uu.t work according 70 the laws OF s4Eus
~! In the le,s wees1 letter soma OF these po'h
tel vr7e ,u,,y dscusaed, hut eAn do no nA'm % =
'a.tsl nss1sdly call stenton 10 -attu.
sA,ers1 ,srness naye oron;ssd 70 E1Ee tee teA
s,es s,e cfTus Ts1Irnx the prectse uete y eaea
10 or,xrc. cne hundred basaeA Of cokn Per Ae1
aga Tnsy naye no< reached thai point Ie. oat ~
.te,, an,t tor seuo1. A pot suze taat tae* u
v.ua OF s,se large ees ~. ne, s sns
ss.c n = ars res llve, but VII! not atNe 0,as -
j Co M nav ard wp. OF TIA cpsssnoa 81. ". !.
seek ~ I'VE u rs he reauis. AID We aaan SEQ tae'
aud I E,t> .,,.,a
will | VIZ i1A3 . o :. j. .xAraae wed OF corn tsci
tnA4 ID AEteo11E -, ts,msrs arr !
null | ttap u McrsL!aS, An8 oa4 os@> sa,,a =
u ..,,s.,a d. but e.Atto that tne sversse snoalo
=, tn l .,.- x,x.@ eH%tai4 to me a-1e. v
y the ups u o -, ~ - t.onns and Fe At 1ecafr
a.tau ezra cf7ps neA'A ~ ~ tr,x c-on Il pc.
70 I'll | ,ritry pSTktt cooaAt'4 " - =. M :.
oEn ~ <on a tu.n,.a sactA tneze xoasi % NJ =,
ID os s.,rt1 rnu{ e Ok seaa cosn from tna cess'
,. ;. ..' ~. n the fsce Of vhAs wss oats.as'a
;1n.c xe.s1. Ia tn,s ooansy, Fttalo ese :, ~,
80 x.hsep ms4e saErlf 1ea'.eos ~ 49,
:. sss- YET &C., oor f..,-:rs c.. p.a~;sss n !.
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10I9TpoHf-Y9OW "Wednesday, Fsa- q
h. ~ ~ R,I.net, Nj. UhetIcr Ayu1stro1t, Of
Reas = VI. kn3. aS Bss.n' = T.sen. sm' IL :.
hs1insst D. n. David Cou1tne5. sfei q yeafS ~.
Fuierllfroua hls lAse rrasdeoee 70 Inc oou1e % No
Holy N1Esr. to-raorrcw ffaesdAy!
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES,

YNAk1NkH WANFND-WITH 4 1As1 49,
ii II sato s:teo tsa ~ ins: ites
arets. fof n fn:e:yter, 4 CJ. T!louas olaee.-
, 1870-02-14

(tDIIKAHO A1SKs-4t ~ NAY BE INVESTED
n viking . ts4St S14s -tlfsr Ii. .ae as "a
t:,t tc.. tGr. ri N :ttu. ~ o. IN tie t1me Efo-
srtteE, NrrEt4 swe.yt EIoltas. AAEIrzs olL hA~
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1870-03-04

THE "RuHAL CAeoL1NrANp- The
March number Of this sterling month.
ly is, as usual, promptly before us, and
fully sustains it's reputation. 1t has
several particularly noteworthy pa-
pers. "The Preparation of Land for
Cotton" signed GLOW Middling," con-
tnins some most timely suggestions
backed. up by the necessary facts and
fgurcs. tThe Premium Cotton Cron !,
and "a Method of Planting and Cnl.
tivating Cotton" are also worthy of
attention in tho same connection, and
are timely and to the point. Tic
Editors "Suggestive Facts" should
SGT our people to thinking. We hone
they will heed the warming the article
embodies don't neglect everything
else to plant Cotton. We arc Glad to
sec that the publishers havo been for,
tnnate enough to secure contr;h,
tions from that able ardhitect Alax Y
Lee, of Columbia, one of, whose excel.
lent designs appears in the present
number, Charleston, S. c., Waller
Evens 4 Cogswell and D. WYATT Al.
ken. Two dollars a year. :
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MARRIAGES.

RMARRIED, on Tuesdaysmorning,
the 1st inst, at the residence of Mrs.
Barnore, by the Rev. Manning Brown,
Mr.. JAS. w. FOWLER, of Abbeville,
and Miss ELLA V. SHARPE, of
Iullahoma Co.. Aiss.;'
MARRIED, Feb. 22, at the resi-
dcncc of Mr.. A. Fl. Morton, Mr.. G..
w. COLLINS and Miss SALLY NJ.
NORTON. f.. .u.. .... ....,. .... ..,.,
, ATTENDANTs-:Misses Low. Morton,
Rosa Boiling, Sallie Lake, Rosa
Fooshe, Minnie Moore! and Sallie
Jackson. Messrs. B. +. Miller, T.. w.
Davis, Henry Ware, Geo. Wells, E..C.
Gordon and Edward Stokes, ESQ. .-r
OFFICIATING MIN1srER-Rev. W. B.
Jones. ~ .a. ...... ...
MARRIED, by f. o. Reagon, ESQ
23d December, 1869, at tho residence
of the brides mother, near Dorn's
Mine, Mr.. JOHN G. RANSOM, and
Miss CARRIE: COTHRAN.c g.. ....i.
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Parker & Lees.
Notice.
March 4, 1870, e.

VIOLATIONS of Section 3 ol
Y can Ordinance to Preserve Or
der and Quiet in tho Town Of Abbe.
vile" will be hereafter enforced and
the Marshall is required to report all
within his knowledge. - ~.
,The Section is as follows:
:. SEC. 3. Belt further ordained, That
if any person or persons shall fire or
discharge any pistol or gun in any
street, ally or p'tvate Int, ,riihin sir hun.
dred yards Of tie Gourt House in the
Town of Abbevillc,., such person or
persons, upon conviction thereof, NAV
for every offence be fincd not less thGn
Eirs Dollars nor more than Twenty
Dollars. and.in default of payment OF
said fine and costs may he im1,risoned al
the discretion Of tho Council accord
ing to law. And if any owner al
terant Of any lot within said limit:
shall encourage or permit any person
SO to dihrharec any pistol or gun q.
aforesaid and shall not report such
offender to the Town Council within
three days after committing sucl
Offence, such owner or tenant may b,
fined at the discretion of the Council
WM. II. PARKER,
1ntcndant.
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" ,: Another y.
PtCT URE:. .

IF MIR. W J. SMITH had taken
the trouble to look over the Official
Report of the Insurance Commis-
sioner Of Massachusetts, he would
have seen that my facts and ffe-
ures are correct. The Agents of
tho Equitable are continually harpjng
upon the statement. that we are .insur-
ing everybody, sick and well, and
that our losses are conscquentlylarge.
L simply :wished'to ;show that. while
10y lost, in 1868, 1856, we only: lost
1O.aa This he admits, and reiteating g
what / said be6ore,; that their loss is
10, while ours is only 6, Ifandithis} 1
can provo,) I close. cir. o ,.vr,f
:,r-a ISAAC BRANCH, Agknt,,.:i
a,r :r".j. Piedmont and Arlington .
-r5,. ..sn 80; insurance, Company. t
i: February 2s, 1884,: .a.f: ;a,a'.o', !
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1870-03-04
B, F. Whittemore.

The late representative ins Con.
gress from tho first South Carolina
District, has met the fate which all
anticipated and Republican and
Democratic papers, concur in the
opinion that it was richly deserved.
To avoid the penalty of expulsion
which he saw was inevitable, he
resigned his seat, but he could not
avoid a vote Of ccnsure which was
the more severe from the fact that it
was unanimous. Whittcmore had
admitted the taking of the money,
but gave rs an excuse that it had
been expended for educational pur.
poses at home. Even the Tribune
says: "The man who could offer
such excuses as his for selling the
appointments in his gift is the only
man who could be capable of ap
appeal for delay on the ground Of
time to prepare his defence and use
it instead to put himself beyond
the absolute need Of defence; OF
ask to be heard as member. of the
House and hold in reserve his evi.
dence Of resignation from the
House. We wish General Logan
better luck with the rest of the
vcEul crowd"
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1870-03-04
CHANGE OF CIRCUIT.

BY the new Code of Procedure
which has been adopted at the late
session Of the Legislature, pro
vision is made for the transfer of
Abbeville to the Circuit above
Judge Orr's Circuit. Without
making invidious comparisons, we
may be permitted to congratulate
the bar and people of our District
upon the change. Judge Orr has
already earned onr respect by his
legal ability, and by his nntiring
judicial labors in our midst, and we
shonid esteem ourselves fortunate
in having him by our presiding
Judge. 4- .' ...t o.;. =
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1870-03-04

DECLINE IN GoLD.-Go!d is rap
idly declining, and with it as q ne
ccssary consequence, the prices OF
farms, houses, goods and stocks,
and produce Of all kinds-cotton
and sugar very materially. The
fact is patent; the cause is more
obscure. That, sage speculaor,
the Herald, gives as reason gener-
ally assigned for. the decline
that tho increasing demand for
American securities in Europe
for gold that comparatively m He,s'ih'tLo little
would have to bo shipped this year,
aud consee lently every one looked
upon the downward movement as
a healthy indication in the market,
whose beneficial results would be
permanently felt throughout the
country.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1870-03-04
THE TRIAL JUSTICES ACT.

Two protests bave been pre-
sented in the Iousc against the
Trial Justices Act, Synopsis of
which We gave in our last issue.
The protests are signed by the lead
ing Democrats of that body, and
set forth the very grave objections
founded upon the uuconstitutionali-
. ty of the measure. 1t is shown to be
in violation Of Section 21st Of Arti-
Gle w, which provides that, GA
competent number of justices of
the peace and constablcs shall be
chosen, in each county, by the
qualified electors thereof, in such
manner us the General Assembly
may direct" and also in direct
violation Of Article s of the Con
stitution, which makes the only
provision for the removal of an OFF,
Ger. According to the Constitution,
fhcre are only two ways in which
an officer can be removed from
of1icc-orc is by impeachment, and
the other by the Governor, on the
address of two-thirds Of each house
of the General Assembly, stating
at length the cause for which the
removal is required: and in all
cases the officer charged shall be
admitted to a hearing in his o"n
defence.
The power o? appointment and
removal conferred by this Act, is.
thus shown to lie plainly in ,dcro-
gntion of these clear provisions Of;
the constitution. 1t confcrs upon
the Executive that power which
tho Constitution provides shall be
lodged in tAc people. Yet in spite
Of these objections the Act was
passed, and the Executive, to use
the language Of Mr.. Dry"nt's pro
test, now commands the militia, ,
controls the entire finances OF the
State, appointing every officer,
from State Auditor down to local
assessor; sets up and deroses, ac-
cording to his own caprice, very
large niilnbcr Of judicial officers OF
the State ; and even selects the .ju-
rymen by whom the malfrasances
Of his agents arc to be tricd.'
There might be some excuse for
Republicans in Congress following
the new lights of "llc higher law"
and setting aside an instrument !
which they regard rs relic Of "o!t'
fogyism," but what consistency is
there in South Carolina EcrNb,i-
cans knocking down the idol
which "thcir own hands have
madc?' If there hc a Constitu-
ton in South Carolina, it is a re-
publican Constitution, and cmbol-
les all the 1avorite dogmas of their
creed. II it be worth anything at
.all it is worth keeping. The Leg
islature derives from it all of its
legitimate powers. Any power
which it exercises bcyond is revoln
tionary.
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A CONFERENCE OF THE PRESS, OR
"A CONVENTION OF THE PEOPLE

Tho Charleston Neus approves
tho suggestion of tho Guardian,
and which has been endorsed byy'
the Courien, that there, be a Confer-
ence of The Press of the State for
TIE purpose Of discussing the DO
litical situation, and securing bar
mony of views, and concert Of .ac.
tton. The Columbia Pheair sug-
gssts a Convention Of the peorle,
and so does also the Torkville En-,
qu'rcr, In any point Of view the
one would be but preliminary to the
other: The action of tue Press
would only be advisory, that Of the
Convention final and conclusive. ..
Upon certain points we are all
'ngrced-that we must ignore dead
issues, and address ourselves to a
living, active and progressive poll
cy-that we must concedc civil and
political rights in largest measure
70 TIE black man, and unite with
MN IT possible in elccting honest
ana capable men to Office. Thcre
IS however n difference of opinion
as to the policy of dropping old
party names and party orgoaiza.
tions. Upon the first point We
need neither Conference nor Con-
vention to secure harmony: would
they be effective now, in recon.
el!ing the differences Of opinion
which exists? ~:
WHh'due defence to the opin;on
OF our contemporaries, we thing if
premature TO attempt to adjust
d,fterences'now, by means OF Press
conferences or Party Conventions
Inc difference between ourselves
ean ,eaalybe adjusted, when he
proper hws comes. What we want
aows Y e klnlpW whether tho black
man Wall unite with us-wilr 90 in
to Convention with us: Tnti5 ttat M
10 deterpiasd, ,thai idsterminat;on at If
other questionsIo onnsts ne ama;n 1in,
iabeyanoa III Hall rwoT a. -
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Obituary..

DIED, at her fathers. house near
Cokcsbury, on Monday evening the
llth inst. ALPHA ANNA, youngest
child Of Maj, J. X. and Mrs. Il. L..
VANCE, aged ono year and seven
months. ...
':lIc put forth Ills hand and took
her, aud aailed her in unto him in the
ark"
Gle shall gather tho lambs with
Ills arm and carry them in His
busom.'
Rarely has the Good Shepherd
gathered into His fold n swccter lamb
than Allie. The darling of her pa.
rents, the pet Of her brothers and sis
tcrs, she had just reached the period
in which childhood is most cndcar;ng,
when the little one is learning to lisp
thc names Of tho loved, and the inno-
cent prattlc Of the infant tongue is as
music to the car. Ard sore was the
stroke and Sudden that cut her down
ard carried her away from tile arms
0f those that loved her. Much do the
bleeding heart, Of tho bcreavcd need
the comfort Of Him who is a very
present help in trouble; who malScth
sore and bindcth up, who woundcth
and his hands make whole. May they
feel that in taking her away, he has
but laid up for them treasure in hcav-
en-, that where their treasure is, there
may their heart be also. And. belicv-
ing that she is not lost but gone be-
fore, may they be enabled to say
Though sore the stroke and keen the smart,
Wen pray, even with a bleeding 'hrart,
Thy will be DONE"
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1870-03-04

Clear the Track, Prop your
Bridges, and Look out,
for Your Teams.

MIR. REYNOLDS, "a citizen of
Scrcven County, Georgia. } confidently
offers this Collection to his friends
and tho public gencrally, as the most
complete and perfect Collection now
travelling the Southern States. The
ttnimals arc all fresh and yonng, tho
best specimens now on exhibition,
and Just imported by IL. Rcichc, cx-
pressIy for this Show-togcthcr with
the new and novel Performances Civ
en- at each Entertainment, form first
class Exhibition, and the audience
never fail to say that this is decidedly
the best Show given here yet, all cx-
hibitou in
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DIsCHAAaE np ,Frpn X

'gy D1sqHAae1 o. FIaB 4 AaMssz7 sz. z..lAwa
aifect attention osthen 6actionbof
the Town, Graihanre7 on this ar1b.
ject, which !wa publish in another
csotapp. rands sslse, tonths. fnptice ,od
sMs: Patker,itheIIntep daut, that the
'ofderMMahc rigidly enforced we
.trusc tnat'cur dcitizensb will renorrf
aai vs0lstioasef ithslO Ordinance. 8Hd
!ehd fhNsir Ns ,aial to shs Town <(JonHtH
H. SeeunSg ies tpdugd ,obaeSvsesai
Is : i ttds lso ohayS peaeeg-psacs BTasnisbs
,ap4 peace y;,daff bY Gay ,lfs'we haze any,
sRspths ss Y u n5Anps 4ps ii "a rsssnvesit
I2s l th Eannth 1pg nly,, y AR inaxt
:. .S!Fssttnsassrl-e ASH egtfeysA sAh great q political
triumph at the next elactionNol
whichever side wins!
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Phnnir Guano-Four ungnanowed ro,os
yielded forty pounds, and four g"anosd
,oos 1ol belieres it the best Fertilizer
used in his ;sect;on. '.'.-." I'll a.
MeIriweth-r Co Ga, December 4, 1859. u.
E. 18itssrn JVleozI Gibbs d Col usod one
ton. of Phoenix Guano With the following re.
suits I left'fourj rows by the, side. of that
which wps gnanoed. and from taess four IN.
guaaoed rows I gathered forty pounds cotton,
ana iron, four Of the gn.noed rovs. on the
same soil, and cultiva ated alike. l. gathered one
knndrsd andionepounds. believe the Pho
nix is the bsspfertIiesr thst has been used. in
this section ibis year; it stood the drouth BET:
ter than any. 1 saw, The land used it Oh has
been cleared thiIty yeatssA:GiG GG isia Is light gray
soil: fused soo lbs per acre ':whersI ussd
tbs Guaho 'hsssoptsto6ddtbs ar susht"better
.hon. whsrstheuswa nome W 81 rYbqo -.
Respectfully. J. D GyLPEPPER." !"
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ABBEvILLE, March 4--Cotton, 90.
NEW lcEll, March 2 - Noon
Coton easier at 235. Gold 1Gs.
! I. M.--Cntton lower, at %. Gold
Xniet andsteady, at 155.
AUGUSTA, March 2.-Cotton markc ct
closed quiet with Il slight decline; sale
'I2 bales; middlings 202.
CHARLEsroS. March o.-Cotton dull
23.
LIVERPOOL. March Noon.-Cot.
ton dull-uplands 1lta114; Orleans
III.
LIvEErooL, March 2-Noon.-Cnt-
ton closed irregular-uplunds II! :,
1T; Orleans 1ls; sales 10000 bales.
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y ADJOURNMENT OF TIE LEGIsIATU.,E.
The Legislature adjourned Oh THcs.
day last. the Is: inst, after voting Mr.
Speaker Moses $500 extra coancnso.
ton for lis services. The Speaker
delivered a valcdictory in (which he
expressed hope that he would sec all
Of his Republican friends back again
for orsundry personal reasons, no doubt.
"haddy CAIN" says the Pheuir, deliv-
cd an address. in the Senate. in which,
(while Proclaiming himself a RcpnhIi.
can. he declared he harbored no ill.,
feeling towards his Democratic oppo.
nrnis; two political parties were alb
sH:ntciy nccessarT-theo one to act as
a check upon tho other. Senator Ar
MIN; who, we believe, is justly entitled
TO the coEn0mcn Of conservative"
also addressed tho asscmbla@e and
was attcntivcly listened to. Other
members also spoke in eulogistic
terms of the work Of the Legislature
the "irrepressihio" being one of the
numbcr. The galleries as well as the
floors Of Of the two houses were crow
ded with spectators. This General
Assembly has been in session ninety
eight days, the date of adjournment
being the same as last ycar-March 1.
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land for: Sale.

r WILL sell, on reasonable 9n, ,, terms, terri
Il about one hundred acres of the
Aston LANDS, lying East Of the rown
of !Abbevilte, and South of the DE
pot, and Fort Pi:lsens, adjoining lands
Of DR.. Marshall and IL. E., Bowie,
Esq. This land is well wooded and
watcred, and would make d beautiful
farm. IT might be conveniently sub
divided into several parcels. A plot
may be seen at my Office. .o4.l.; 10, :,
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