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The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-06-22
PRESTON LITERARY SOCIETY,".
WOFFOIID COLLEGE.

The annual Celebration of this
Society will take place Tuesday evening,
June %. President, Gen. w. H. WAL.
LACE, Union, 8. O. Subject of debate {:
care Protective Duties Beneficial.
Affirmative, L. K. CLYDE, Of Greonville
and j. w. DICKSON, of Anderson
Negative, r. j. SnIpp, CASTOR, N. c.,
and j. G. WALLACE, Union, s. y.
Valcdctorian, w. d. KIRKLAND, Spar.
tanburg, s. G. Our thanks are rendered
to tho Committee-Messrs. r. w.
BARBER, j. II. BRYCE, j. Il. CARLISLE
for very courteous invitation to be
present
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KOHLRABI.

Our esteemed and courteous friend, G.
IL. NOISE, of the Planters Warehouse,
left at our office. yesterday morning, a
specimen of the singular variety of vege
table known as "Kohlrabi," or tur-
nip cabbage. grown in his garden at
this place. The leaves indicate GROSS
% between the turnip and cabbage, and
the "head," SO called, from which the
leaves spring, is about the size OF an
ordinary turnip. When "tablcd," we
can form a better opinion of its cd
ibility.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-06-22

S@- The warmest sympathies of our
community, were recently excited by the
death of Mrs. ToDD, the deeply picus
and devoted companion of Mr.. w. A.
TODD, the much esteemed agent Of the
Express at Sumter. Mrs. TODD was
truly mother in Israel, and leaves be.
hind her an example of christian virtues
which cannot soon pass away.
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Notice..

TTNHE UNDERSIGNED have this day formed
Il Copartnership In tho practice Of Law
under tho name Of RICHARDSON 4 SON
Once on Main Street in the Town of Sumtor.
j. g. G. RICHARDSON,
GUIGNARD RICHARDSON.
May 9th 1870
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LATEST GgoFATloNs or
SOUTHERN REcURITIES,
.,4N cHAgT1s10h. g ;o.S/
Corre4d gesEls ~ z. a. IA H9sMAN,
Hakcr, iiNo. 46 SBrsdd Street,

Corre4M ssskkx "A q IA BsQtAM,
Aaker, !No. 5 Bread Street,
5UnR Il7' is1s..,;>
srASh Seith Osroltss, old, oo@
90, d. psx, 1850; %, sssiitd stock, sx ins
Gi.1s .1s.svs.-,.sAAssu..., Ga. Bonds, %
do. Fire Loan Bonds -@7s, coiuabia, s. O
ss.s.sSs a ss.e.-ses: h,sssts,.s nssr,s.E,
Chsrlotsv, Columbia and. Augusta, --@s73;
Cheraw and Darlington, -83; ,GreenvIlls and
Columbia, tlst morO -@so, Do, tBtate guar
ante an.ee) n@-; Nsfsh:.:tern, geo; s.y.n.
s:s asa SA.s:;,; ssa.s Carol cs,aa. se a. DO
RAiLnosp srocxs-C Charlotte, Columbia and
Augusta, -946; GreenviIle and Columbis, -
@23 Northeastern, @10; Savannah and Charles.
ton, ..@s6; soutt Carolina, (whols shsres)
.ExcaAses, &c-New York Sight, ! OF par;
Gold, l12@ll4; Silver, lo4@l08.
SOUTH CAROLINA BANK BILLS.
sDank Of Charleston. on......................... 20
eBank OF neutrality-suspicious.. ....... ...-(0-
Bank OF fCamden."...... ........ ...............60(1-
Bank Of Georgetown. ..m. ."..."...-@
Bank OF South Carolinn.............".."
BANK OF Chester...... ........ss..... .......S(0-
Bank Of Hamburg-- ."..".""".l0@
Bank Of State of S. G. prior to 1861 6s@-
Bank of State of s. @. issue 1891 and 1862 400
>Plantors' and Mechanics Bank kofCbarles.-@-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ..................-@-
.Peoplo's Bank Of Charleston. ..- .,.....-@-
$Union Bank Of Charleston. ....,...........-
<Southwestern r Bank of Charleston, %
told)....... ............- ...-9-
Southwestern Il II Bank Of Charleston, %
(new) :.. ......".... .... :. ......".-@-
Farmers and Exchange Bank of Charles %
ton......" ......"................... Go
Exchange Bank Of Columbia............-
Merchants Bank of Cheraw.... ............ go
Planters Bank of Fairfield ..-.........,....,s@-
State Of South Carolina Bills Receivable. ...pnr.
City Of Charleston Change BiIls..... .........par.
"Bills marked thus ~ are being redeemed ai
tho Bank Counters of euch.
Jan IL 1y
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s~- The article Of our esteemed corr
respondent "Sumter," although differ
ing from our own views and tho position
Of the IVatchman, aud notwithstanding
We depreciate such discussion at this
time, will be published in our next
issue.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-06-22

va Messrs. ADRIAN & VoLERs,
popular Wholesale Grocers, of Will
tnington, advertise some of their arriv-
ais of fresh supplies in our present issue.
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81. JOsRPH,s ACADEMY.

We are indebted for an invitation to
attend the Annual Distribution of Prizes
to tho pupils Of st. Joseph's Academy,
Sumter, to take place on the Both inst,
at 6 o'clock p. NJ.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-06-22

The Committec-Mcssrs. H. E.
PARTRIDoE, A. Cook SMITH, and D.
Q. HuMbERT-will accept our thanks
for the very courteous invitation to ate
tend the Annual Celebration Of Calhou
Literary Society of Wofford College,
SC, to take place Tuesday evening
juno %. The subject of debate will
be: "Ought the press to be without
Legal Restriction 2" Affirmative, w.
II. WALLACE, JNo. WooDs. Negative,
w. A. RoaEs, j. A. GAMEwEIL.-
Valedictorian, j. r. ABNEY..
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w. Want Of space, in our present
issue, prevents us from noticing some
points contained in the article of
our much respected correspondent,
"Junius," as we'll as the proceedings
aud action Of tho Reform Convention.
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1t would scarcely be correct to affirm, that
modern times do not produce as many specimens
of physical hsrdihood and strength, as moro re-
mote and less civilized periods; although we
have, perhaps, many moro persons Of feeble
constitution. Owing 10 improvements in medi-
cal science, and modes of life, thousands arc now
reared (who would huve sunk undor tho rigorous
system of former years) by using tho justly col
ebratod "Old Carolina Bitters."
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S"Spart.eus to the Glsdiators st
;Capu.s "ooharlss r. Smith, Spartan
2 "The Sailor Boys Dreap.A]
Chatles Woods. Daslipgton, g. ;0.s 81
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TUIRTYYEARS
Tho Great Family Medicine Of tho Ago.

Have elapsed since tho introduction of the Pain
Killer to the public, and yet at tho present time
it is moro popular and commands larger sale
than over bofore. Its popularity is nut confined
to this country alone all tho world it's ben
efcial effects in curing the ellis that flesh is heir
to, are acknowledged and appreciated, and as
PAIN KILLER it's fnme is limit cd to no country,
sect nor raco. 1t needs only to be known to be
priced.
THinTY Years is certainly long enough time
to prove tho efficacy Of any medicine, aud that
the PAIN KILLER is deserving of oil its propretors
claim for it, is amply proved by the unparalleled
popularity it has attained. 1t is o SURE and EF-
FEcrivE remedy. Soldby all Druggists. Price
rs ots., SO ots., and ST per bottlo.
Directions accompany each bottlc.
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UNPRRORDRNTRD SUCCESS

Within the past year, Atty thousand boxes of
DIR. TUFTS VEGETABLE LIVER PILLS
have been sold, and not a single instance 10
known whore they have failed to give satisfac-
ton. If you would enjoy life. havo ine
appetite and robust health, use these pills.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-06-22

"D0 WHAT YOU WILL. SAY WHAT YOU
PLEASE" but II ysu want the best and most
palatable Tonic and appetizer, take SUMTER
BIrrERs.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ND- Tho mony friends of Mr. THOMAS HAIR
respectfully announce him as IN independent
candidate for o seat in the Legislature from
Sumter County, and solicit for him tho support
Of
THE CITIZENS.
April 13. 1870
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-06-22

Skve your children from misery by using
Wineman's Worm Candyl
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NJ Cotton closed at New York, on
me s,e ZOth, quiet, at 213 for Middlings.
y, Maite Corn, at Baltimore, same date,
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-06-22

HEARTH AND HoME.-This paper is
conducted with marked ability, and,
with Its practical as we'll as sentimental
ana natural illustrations, and it's general
variety, is really an interesting publica.
non. 1t scems, too, to be in more
reaithful condition since the withdraw
from 1t Of Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-06-22

M Oar Adyer.isipg friends are requssted (,
sei,d in their fsvors not later than Monday.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1870-12-23

pass, and think legal constellation;
should bo,efectcd at once with the.
Blue Ridgc Railroad Company OF
Georgia, and the Tennessee River,
Company Of North Carolina.
The.citizcns of Georgia and North
Carolina have granted twenty-five
Thousand acres OF land in aid Of the
line.
The means and resources Of the
company being uncertain, the pro-
gress Of the work has been only at
the rate of $4,000 month, expended
in tunnelling and heavy cuts, SO that
the whole amonnt Of work performed
to the 10Th of November did-not eN-
eecd sG5, 900.
The report concludes Sith.a strong
appeal, in which the directors urge a
greater interest in an undertaking OF
so vast advan tage to the State.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1870-12-23

Some of the reported instances OF
the speed Of carrier pigeons seem
scarcely credible. On one occasion,
VIC are told, 4 gentleman of Cologne.
having businessto transact at Paris,
laid wager that no would let his
friends know Of his arrival within
three hours after his reaching Paris.
The bet was eagerly taken. lie went
to Paris, carrying with him two
pigeons which had q young brood at
home. lie arrived in Paris at ten
O'Clock one morning. started oft the
birds at eleven, and they arrived at
Cologne about ten minutes past one
This is nearly $50 miles miles an hour
.- q marvel that seem to require cor
r0bul;On.
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A NICE CHRISTMAS PREsEST.-Io
Messrs. Parker and Ice, we are IN
debted for beautiful, and most deli
cious assortment of French conte'
tionsry, comprising everything th'
is nice and attractive in that limo. a
our friends who arc fond of swe,
things, or who are dcsirous Of making
presents appropriate to the season,
will find rare attractions at Parker 4
Lees. In addition to a rare assort,
ment of confectionery, they. have the
largest variety of toys ever brought
to this market. Call and see for your
selves, and buy before they are gone
Call end get something nice for Christ
mas.
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WILLIAMSON MALE AcArEMY.-
This well known academy will be
re-opencd on the aoth OF Janua'y
next, under the charge of Mr. James
Il. Carlisle, a teacher of experience
and ability. Dcsirably located in an
intelligent and moral community, and
contiguous to one Of the best mineral
springs in the country, the institution
presents more than ordinary induce
ments to all seeking an education.
The rates of tuition are low, the
course thorough and complete, and
in all that combines to make q first
class preparatory school, the institu-
ton will be found 10 rank among the
best Of its kind.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1870-12-23

MErAL TIPPED SHoEs.-shoes are
an important item in the expense of
elsthing children, as every paeent will
understand. They invariably wear
ont their shoes at the toe irss, and
not unfreauently before the other
:psr.s aro a quarter worn. children's
shoes with Metal tips never wear out
at the toe, and it is safe to say that
on an averags,ono pair with them vii
moro than out-wcar .threepalrs with
ont them. We believe all the shos
dealers keep ther.-Hes'a.
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LECTURE nY BISHOP I.THcH.-Thc
Right Rev. Bishop Lynch Of the Cath
olic Church, delivered by request, an
interesting lecture in the Courthouse
on Wednesday evening, on tho invo-
cation of Saints, sustaining the doc
trine by scriptural authority, and the
practice of the early church. Thc
learned prelate isan able and eloquent
speaker, and is alike distinguished for
varied scholastic attainmcnts aud the
zeal and ability with which he main
tains the cardinal doctrines Of his
church.
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WILLIAMSON
Hale ]M| Academy,
1871. K

rg1IIE Exercises Of this School vii!
1 be resumed JANUARY Both,
under the charge of Mr.. JAMES H..
CARLISLE, as Principal, u Classi-
cal and Mathematical Teacher, Of an
experience of twelve consecutive
years. We take great pleasure in
stating that the Principal is teacher
of uptloubted ability and skill in the
profession possessing, in al eminent
degree, that rare aptitude for impart-
ing instruction 80 seldom found, and
has given, the past year, entire salts
faction. We therefore recommend
this school, as one OF high grade, to
the patronage Of this aud surrounding
counties, on the ground Of its high
character as u Preparatory School,
its locality, health, and tho religious
tone of the community.
Arrangements arc making to sup
ply the school with q Chemical and
Philosophical Apparatus.
The Mineral Water ut this place,
TOO, is among the finest in poi t of
medicinal qualities, which may, ir a
pve-eminrnt degree, contribute to the
health Of invalid studeots. Hence,
We solicit parents and guardians hay
ing SONS to educate, to send. them to
this school, as they will be properly
instructed and cared for i'll every
particular
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1870-12-23

STATE TAxEs.-By the schedule &C.
eompanying the Auditors report, it
appears that tho amount of poll and
genesal taxes collected during the
ysar ending Both October, 1870, were
in Charleston, sl21,6755o; in Able
vile, sss, s,61s6s; Barnwell, ,.s365 5oeo,C ,C6
Anderson, s2s:4e7.5o; orangeburg,
s2S,o5o7a; Richland, s1s,ooo.oo
Edgefeld, s27,s5s.2s. Hence, these
ore the first seven counties in wealth
in the State.
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1NpEAoEMENr OF JUDGE VERNON
The Legislature has ordered the
,impsachmcnt of Judge Vernon, and
a committee appointed to conduct the
prosecution, before the Senate. What
eyer may be the ostensible prstext Tor
the movement, there is no doubt that
in its character and purposes it is
entirely partisan. Elected as a hc-
publican and by Republicans, Judge
Vernon had too much of character
and independence 70 become a mere
party tool. The spirit with which he
has maintained thu integrity and
Independence Of the Judicial charac-
ter in the matter of the Laurens
prisoners, incitos the present attack
The popalarverdict will endorse the
following eulogium of tho As''s upon
the upright judge:
"a Carolinian by birth, q man OF
strong common sense, a man never
afraid of uttering his honest conSlc-
,taons, man who will not condescend
10 do a mean act, DO matter what may
he the end subserved, Judge Vernon
is to-day as true to the interests OF
Justice and of the State as any of'her
{ citizens. He may have his social
faults-who is without them?-Gut
IA all that constitutes fidelity to hu'
man trust, weighed in the balance, be
will not be found waiting"
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CoSGREss1oNAL.-Rutle1's bill for
the removal of disabilities, with It's
numerous exceptions, has received
much discussion in the House. The
majority of members seem to favor
one more liberal in its provisions, and
it is thought that such a one may
pass.
In the Senate, Carl Shurz, Senator
frcm Missouri, has introduced u res
oluticn declaring that all disabilities
imposed by the 18th Amendment
ought to bo removed, as the necessity
for their continuance no longer exists,
and this he supported in an able
speech, and urged that it would
strengthen rather than injure the
Republican party.
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TEE CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK o

,THs CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK Or
SohumB1s. This bank was organized
Sn yesterday, the capital stock being
100000 with the privilegeof increas-
ing lit to s5Oo,0oO. The following
gentlemen were elected Directors
Messrs. J. B. Palmer, J. Eli Gregg
I'D. Sem, G. W. Bearden, ,. l..
Bryan, F. W. NcMaster and ". c.
swaf6eld.
Atamesting Of the Directors held
subsequently Col. J.. B. Palmer was
elected President, Mr.. A., G. Breniser'
Cashier, and Mr.. C. N. G.. Butt, As
,Eistant Cashier.-Phenix.
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ABBEy1LLE MALE ACApEMY.-W c

ABBEv1LLE MALE AcApENY.-E c
direct attention to the advertisement
Of tho re-opening of the Abbcvillc
Male Academy under the charge OF
Capt. Z L. Parker, on 9th January
next. Capt. P. is gentleman Of
fine scholastic attainmcnts and has
proved himselt a very successful
teacher. We wish him a continuance
of the patronage which he SO well
merits 49,.
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K1Sa's MOUNTAIN MILITARY scHooL.
SEQ advertisement Of the reopen
ing Of this well:known Institution on
the 1st February next. The school
has attained a high reputation under
the charge Of the present principal
and proprietor, Col. Coward, and well
deserves its extended patronage. .
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A Busy NEEE.-Thc past week
has been busy one for our mer-
chants. Our streets have been block
cd up with cotton wagons, and our
sidewalks and stores tbronged with
visitors from the country. Our mcr-
chants have been doing thriving
business, and have been as busy as
osos. Thoir stocks wre never larger
nor finer, and our friends may come
with the assurance Of buying and
selling on the best terms.
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aea- Mrs. Fanny ]. Smith advertises
the sale, at public auction, at Saith
Vile, on the 29th inst, of her house
hold and kitchen farnitNre, plantation
implements, carts, wagons, buggy
horse, mules, cows, oxen. &c. Also,
to rent, valuable improved p!snta::
ton and a desirable storehouse.
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ESTATE SALE.-At the estate sale OF

ESTATE SALE.-At the estate sale OF
Mr.. Andrew Edwards. decd, held in
this vicinity, on Tuesday last, pro
perty sold at the +, following rates
Land ats5. ST, and SO per acre
mules at from s1l2 to s170 each co.,
ton from II! cts, to l2s cts, per
pound; corn at sl.4o per bushel; cot
ton seed at IS cts, per bushei; fodder
at s1.50 per hundred: pork sctsY per
lb. gross !, furniture at high rates.
Terms cash, for personal property
real estate, onc third cash.
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Friday, December %, 1870
Removal.

wshav.rcmoved ourPEnting ofsice
"a tho commodious rooms above the
s,ors Of Mr.. 4. Nelson, ION the Western
side of the Publicssquare, where we
will he pleased to see our friends and
patrons, as well as ut the office OF ths
editor, On Law Range.
LEE & WILSON.
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~TAs Memory Of Gen. Lee.

Tho resolution Of Senator McCrecry
of Kentucky, looking TO tho rsstora-
tion of the Arlington estate to inc
Lee family, and the removal OF the
Federal dead, was tho occasion OF a
most acrimonious debate in the United
States Senate, in which Messrs. Sum-
aer, Edmunds, Morton, Nye, Scott
and Other lights of the Radical party
indulged themselves IN a bitter de-
nunciatieu of the Confederate cause
and its chosen leader. The intro
lduction of the resolution was Ill
aimed, but nothing can justify the
tone and temper of the debate which
,it aroused. 1t exhibited petty Jeal-
,ousy and narrow partisanship which
can only reflect dishonor apon the
defamcrs of the great chieftain. 1t
showed nothing Of the magnanlm'ty
of tho true conqueror out ohis the
soreness and irritability of conscious
weakness.
y Gen. Lec's fame has nothing to
sutfer from the cavils of his dctractors.
He has already been weighed III the
balance, and has assumed already
his place among the wise and good
of all ages. Death has set the last
seal upon bis his virtues, and poster
.ity will but confirm the Judgment OF
his contemporaries. When the petty
iea.ousies of the hour. shal! have
passed. away, then -let'his spstaph be
written.
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New Advertisements.
r 7 Whlfe-Pnhlic Sale.

R. 7. Wh,te-Public Sale.
Col. \. Coward Kings Mountain
Military High School, at Iorkville.
=. Ms. Fanny J. Smith = Sale of Per
sonal Property, at SmithvilIc.
W.. L. Prince-Williamston Male
Academy. -
Aiken & Wallcr-"Rural Account
ant"
Niles G. Parker, Trcasurer--Firc
Loan Stock.
Printing Presses for sale at the
Press Office. ..--.. s<...
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TIE GEoRGIAEL AELEcT1oN-The cleo
ton returns resmeagre ard unsatis-
factory, but the Suppression gains
that thc DemocratsYill certainly clec,
four, if not five, members { f Congress,
and large majority Of members Of
tho Legislature.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1870-12-23

mg- Gov. Holden was irapeaehed
On Tuesdsy last at the bar OF .the
North ,Csrelina Senate. The Lieut.
Governor assumes charge of tho Ex-
.esative Office pending the trial.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1870-12-23

MULES AND HoEsEs.-oar friend
Mrselr. II. jackson arrived iR town on
yesterday with fire drove OF mules
and horses from Tennessee, whloh re
lis offering lsw from cash.
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49, See advertisement by Nj r. j.
White of sale Of household and kitch-
en- furniture, mule, cattle, cotton seed,
&C., on the Goth inst.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1870-12-23

rsa. Aiken L. Waller advertise the
Rural Accountant" a simple ana
practical system Of bookkeeping for
the planter.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1870-12-23

w Yesterday was the coolest
day Of tho season, with the .hermom-
sssr at freezing tbsmsshout stb0 day:
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rA. See advertisement of payment
of the Fire loan Stock Of the State,
by Niles G. Parker, State Treasurer
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Bates, per Quarter ofl0 Weeks

S.aGo3j ES1 sSs.StI I0- ~ ~ - SS--''
FIRST CLASS.-Speling, Reading.
Writing, E!emcnts Of Arithmetic, 81.
SECOND CLASS.-The above: with
Higher Arithmetic, English Cram
mar, Geography, Child's U. S. lis
tory. S..
THIRD CLASS.-Grecncs Analysis
of English Language, Smaller Com
position, Geography, (Ancicnt and
Modern) Bookkeeping, Higher
U. S. History, sG.25.
FOURTH CLASS. Latin, Greek,
Higher Mathematics, Higher Com
position and Rhetoric, Natural Phi
ilosophy, Chemistry, Astronomy,
History of Greece and Rome, 80.
Board in private families per month,
Si2.
No pupil undor eight years CID will
be received. a-'".<--. :i.s-.
Students charged from time of
entrance till the close Of each Session.
except in case Of pro!racted illness.
W. Z. PRINCE,
Chairman.
Dec 90, 1870 35-Gt