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Affairs in NeWberry.

rYcEND1AnisM.-On last Thursday
morning, at 3 o'clock, Col. I. J: Lips
comb of our district, lost his residence
and kitchen with their contents, in
cluding his valuable medical library
&C., by fire. It was, beyond q perad-
venture, an incendiary's work: What
safety have q people when they sub,
NIT themselves to sleep if surrounded
by a brutal foe, ready to apply the
torch and the knife2 He who applies
the torch ut the hour of midnight,
when helpless womanhood and infan:
cy are locked in slumber, is compound
murderer, and those who may have
melted tho cupidity of the ignorant,
or tho bcstial to do such deeds, have a
terrible responsibility. If any man
has sown the wind, it is high time
that ho seeks to restrain tho whirl-
wind.-Herald.
A GARR1soN.-Company IA" of the
sth Infantry, numbering seventy men.
and under: command Of Major G. M
Brayton, and LieuSs Gordon Winslow
and J. NJ. f. Hyde, reached here last
Thursday, and are eligibly encamped
on classic Halcyon Grove. The order
dccorum and esprit de corps of the
command are superb, while the ap
pcarance and bearing of the officers
if these things are indices at all o.
character and sentiment, give ample
evidence that they are .high-toned
honorable gentlemen. Newberry car
well submit the trusts which come
within the purview of the military
to the true men who generally com
pose the Regular Army,-men wht
usually ealjustly, though tho heaven:
fall. .'.
! We learn that these troops are here
at the instance of Gen. Terry, Military
Commander of the South. Maj. Bray
ton reported to Sheriff Paysinger, ant
will assist that officer in the enforce
mcnt of law and order, whenever hi
may need the assistance Of tho mill
Itary.
The headquarters Of the Regimen
is at Columbia, S. C.-HeruM.
Reform TICKET IN NEWBEaRT.-
The following nominations were unan
imously made:
| For Coroner
For School Com'r-Noses Whit
more, coored.
For Probate Judge-Jno. T. Peter
son..
For County Com'rs Richard Moon
co!orcd, A. NJ. Bowers sud Jos. L. Eel
lcr. .3 ..-.
For Legislature Samuel Dogan
colored, L. B. Maffett and John II
Gaines.
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OUTRAGE.-We learn that the "bill
poster" Of Col C. +. Ames' Circus
had 80 far the hardihood and indeco
rous disregard Of the religions senti
meut Of the community as to post his
sLow-hilIs upon "Ebenezer Church,
"a Methodist Church, some FIVE miles
east Of Abbeviils. Legal steps to Oh
tain redress would have been taken
we learn but for some defect ir
the title. These Circus men, some O.
them, neither fear God nor regar(
man. They are a sort Of Gypsics
half civilized Arabs, who verify the
curse Of Ishmael-"Their hand i:
against every man, and every mans
hand is against them"
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Meeting Of the Executive
Committee OF the AbDeville
Agricultural Society,


fg'HE Executive Committee cf the
4 Abbevile Agricultural Society
will meet on Saturday, the 18th inst,
at Abbevlle G. H., at 10 o'clock, a. N.
Every member is urgently request
ed to be present, and if any one is sb,
sent from necessity, he will please Sc.
to it, that his quota of tho assessment
viii! be on hand, as on that day each
Of Us will be called upon to advance
he amount necessary to pay the
current expenses of tho Soc;ety's i'm
provcmcnts. Any member Of the
Committee not able or willing, or pre-
pared to advance his proportion Of the
assessment should be sup and doing"
for the Society amongst his pcighbors
and friends. Annual Membership
tickets should now be sold, and by
this means ample funds can be col,
lected to complete the improvements
now rapidly being finished.
1t will be seen, the Fair has been
postponed for week. This will en-
able Us to have everything in readi-
ness for the throng that is anticipated
during Fair Week. The Public are
assured we have every reason TO ex-
pect the most successful Fair ever
held in Abbcviilc, and some rare sport
may be anticipated on that track du-
ring the Fair, if the Grading Commit
tee only do their duty, and if they do
not, they will bo mulcted to no little
amount.
Very Respectfully,
D. WYATT AIKEN, Prest.
Oct. s, 1870, 24 1t
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Abbovi!ls Agricultural society-hsst-
ing of the Executive Committse-!'he
Coming Fair.

We would call tho attention of the
Executive Committee 20 tho notice
from the President in another column,
calling upon all members Of the bx'
ecutive Committee to attend tho meet
ing appointed for next Saturday woek,
or send the amount Of their asses
ment. This amount must Ee raised
by each member, Other out Of his
private means, or by the salo Of cor
itiGca:os.
TO the Annual Members Of tho &C.
ciety, and to cur people gcuorally, we
would urge tho necessity of coming
rp to the aid Of tho Executive Com
mi.tee. Two dollars from each
member is o small amount, yet
given by oach ono who is, or
expects to be . member, will swell a
su,a in tho aggregate, which will bo
sufficient for our wants. The monoy
is needed now and oaght to 5e paid
now. Who of you citizons Of Abbc
vile have paid your So to this Dis
trict enterprise? We trust next wook
to be able to aslz, who Of you havc
not paid2 Pay up! Pay Up! Let tho
GOOD ladies cf Abbcvillo who are
panctual in all Of those matters and
Jealous in all good works, stirs up their
husbands memories. on tho subject.
The Executive Committee are spa
ling neither labor nor pains to have
q Grand Exhibition on the lst Of No.
'vie,nlbcr-the Buildings are going up
tho Grounds cnciosed-the Track
graded. Arc the people preparing
zeaIonsly to enter the lists of compe-
4ition in al ths departments Of Aeri::
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ArraAr.-On Tuesday last two col
ored mon OF this town, Alfred Butler
and Mack Evans, gotinto an alteration
in the Billiard Saloon, when the lat
ter knocked the former with 81 billiard
cue, ingictins dangerous wound OF
the head. Butler is still in very
critical condition. Evans was imme
diately arrested, brought.before Trial
Justice Shivcs, and by him committed
to iail to await the result Of tho move
inflicted.
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NEW Gocns AT NEW MARKET
Mcesrs. T. L. Coleman e. Co., Of New
Market, src Offering their Fall and
Winter Stock at low rates for cash
or 20 prompt paying customers. Cot.
ton taken at market prices. They
They arc reliable gentlemen who
mean what they say, and will assure
to.ali Of their customers valuo rcceiv-
ed in the goods they purchase.
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m~ We direct attention to the a.

ED- We direct attention to the ad
vertiscment of Messrs. Jas. Bailey 4
Brother, Of Augusta. Ga, ths we'll
known dealers in carpets, oil cloths
and other housc-furnishing goods
also in family groceries and rlanta
ton supplies. These are gentlemen
of established character, and do 2
large business. Our friends will fino
them liberal, accommodating and en-
tircIy reliable. Give them a call.
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cultural Skill, Mechanic Art, and Do
mcstic Industry? We trust that they
arc. Last year VIC had a brilliant Ex-
hibition-lct US excel it ten-fold.
Where there is will there is q way,
and we trust that tho will shall not
be wanting.
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Reform Ticket II Edgefie!d.

For Representatives - Leroy F
Youmans, a. p. Butler, Thomas Greg
ory, D. c. Tompkins, Edward McNa
ry, W. D. Jennings, John Elam-thrc'
Of these being colorcd men.
For County Con,missioncrs-Jamcl
A. Talbcrt, Andrew Jackson, Robert
Nessfeld tho two last arc colored.
+; For School Commissioners. b. J
Younghlood.
For Probate Judge-R. G. Bryan;
For uoroner-Goorse v. Turner.
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w f would give notice to all our
friends that we arc now prepared to
ship cotton on most favorable terms.
We will advance literally on Cotton
for shipment when 1,S deslred;' 5 ed We ms1n Mll'
ship to W. G. BEE y COy1 1,1S Cnarle;- mar (
ton, and HOPKINS, DTluhi q
TROWBRIDGE, New York.
No Commission Houses stand high
erin their respective markets than
tho above. Our past dealings with
these houses have been so satIsfao-
tory that wo arc prepared to promise
good sales and prompt returns to all
of our friends who may put their Cot
ton into our hands for shipment.
White, Smith & Whitas
Sept. 10, 1870. .,....
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ATTENTION MANAGERS Col. z. l.
Mann, Chairman of tho Board OF
Commissioners Of election desires us
to request tho managers of tho vari-
Gus precincts to apply to him for in
structiona on or before tho 18th inst,
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THE CoUETy No.11NATIoNs.-We
ero requcstcdto to state that circumstan
ccs have prevented the appearance OF
the Conservative County ticket in
our present issue, but that it will be
announced before the close of the
present week.
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n@- The 4.h Quarterly Conference
of the M. E. Church in this place will
embrace next Saturday and Sunday
RELIGIOUS services also on Friday
might. Rev. " H. Fleming <. D.
will be present.
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TIE M1L1rAny.-Maj. Fl. h. Lazelle,
Of the United States Army, arrived
hero on Saturday last, and conferred
with prominent citizens as to the late
feverish excitement in the community.
Upon his report will probably depend
tho action OF tho authorities in the
premises.
L1xren3yjH, Ekrnh
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Business Gard

Tho undersigned, in appearing be
fore tho people of Abbcville to solicit
their patronage, w'uld state that, fol
the last FIVE year, We. have been
identified with the Mercantile inter.
ests Of this place, aid if there be any
virtue in experience we believe we
have prcfted so far y it, as to have
become, by this time, thoroughly &C,
quainted with the watts Of the trad.
ing public. 1t shall 70 our constant
aim to supply these wants. We shall
ever strive to merit, nd even to in
crease that patronage Thich has been
so literally bestowed lpou tho old
firms Of White, Smith & Co., and
White Brothers.
Wo know that this ON only be
done by tho strictest rcgrd to hon
csty and fair dealing in ii our trans
actions. We intend that ustive shall
be done to all.
One Of our firm will lca'e for Now
York next week. By the Dlh of DC
tober we expect to have l. store q
very large and wcll-assortcd stock Of
Goods, and to it we now inv;o the at
tention of all buyers. We hall en-
deavor to sustain our repuation as
Merchants by always keeping goods
of the very best quality. Ve have
long since found that the aticlc Of
lowest price is By no means th cheap,
est or most economical.
The steady increase Of our usiness
during the last Eve years is to best
recommendation we can oftcrto the
public. Give us trial.
WTITIa GMITH 3 WITH,
Srnt. 10. 1870. :
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Ar8ov1LLs FArR.-Seo notice Of
the postponcmeat Of tho Abbeville
Fair TO tho first week in November.
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sG- There will be services by the
Pastor in the Presbyterian church in
this place On Sabbath next. Cd. W
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Margaret Waters, the London "ba.
by farmer" having been found guilty
of the wiful murder Of forty infants,
has been sentenced to be hanged.
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Public Motice.

DUBLIC, NOTICE is hereby given that ap.
L pnca,on will be made Mt the next session
OF the Legislature, for q Charter of lncorpora-
tlon of the Abbevile Agricultural Society;
October I, 1870. en
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Notice to Our Patrons.

.'-...-.. '.
NJAVING just changed our business We
II respectfully ask that our friends
viii come forward as early as practicable
and pay what they owe US. Our new
business will require great deal Of mon-
ey.- Besides, It is altogether desirable
that the old business should be settled up.
Prompt payments, do both Debtor and
Creditor much good.
WHITE BROTHE2S.
Sept 10, 1870, H, d
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Lauren,yil!s Herald.
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For Legislatures Dogan
colored, L. B. Maffett and John II
CAlmes.
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LADIES' READING.


Drop Biscuit: Ccp of milk, one egg,
cup of -four, one spoonful of melted
butter and little salt. Bake in hot
over, and eat as soon as possible.
Very Nice Biscuit: One quart of
milk raised; when light, add one cup
of batter, one egg, one tablespoonful
of white sugar, half teaspoonful of So
da raise again; rollthin and bake
quickly,
Rye Drop Cake: One pint Of milk
and three eggs, a tablespoonful of
sugar and salt spoonful of salt. Stir
in rye -four until about the consisten-
cy of pancakes. Bake in buttered cups
or saucers half an hour.
Baked Mullins One cup and half
of sour milk, half cup of butter, two
eggs, one teaspo0nsul of soda, (you
can use sweet, milk ard cream of tar
tar.) Stir to stiff batter, and bake In
muffin rings. They are best made
with one cup Of cream and one cup of
sour milk.
Crumpets: Mix gill of yeast with
two quarts of water, just lukewarm,
to which add sufficient -four to make a
thinnish batter, and let it stand six
hours in warm place: whenever
raised stir it well with wooden spoon
and let it remain four hours longer /;
then bake in muffin rings.
Horseradish vinegar: One-quarter
ofpound of scraped horseradish, one
ounce of minced garlic, one drachm of
Cayenne, one quart of vinegar. Put
all the ingredients into bottle, which
shake well every day for fortnight.
When it Is thoroughly stepped, strain
aud bottle, and it will be flt for use
Immediately. This will be found an
agreeable relish to cold beef, etc.
Sally Luun: Seven cups Of sifted
-four, half teacup of butter warmed
| in pint of milk, one salt spoonful OF
salt and three weil-beaten eggs, two
tablespoonfuls brewers yeast; if the
yeas. is homemade use twice as much.
Pour this into square pans to rise. and
then bake it before it sours.
Receipt for pickle; Seald the pickle
ing brine every three days for two
weeks, then soak out the brine ia
fresh water; wipe Them dry and put
them in q liquid composed oftwo gal
Ions of vinegar, four ounces of black
! pepper, four of ginger, two of tumerie
two of cloves, two Of allspice, two o.
mace, two tablespoonfuls Of celery
1 seed. one large handful Of horseradish,
enc of garlic, three lemons. sliced, and
two pounds of brown sugar. The
/ spices should be beaten. Pickle made
made by the above receipt took the
Premium at one of the Richmond fairs,
and is recommended for use,
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Bot / recovered slowly and at last,
as my strength surely returned mis-.
sed her. AS soon as she saw could
be Ieft with safety, she had left me
and oh, what blank-the dreadful
blank / wondered around my rooms
now so desoIate, and saw many evil
denees of my nliserly habits.
know not why, but towards my
wife my feelings seemed to have un-
dergona revulsion. l Gear | hated
her. She had nearly beggared me,
had deceived and shattered my health,
destroyed all my hopes
Months passed before was able to
estimate the damage that had been
done me. Every means that could be
put forth were used for the discovery
of my money, but all in vain.
Que night sat by the fire, cheer
less, disappointed, and lonely man. /
had been thinking thoughts that oaIy
burned my brain, but did not purify
my heart. 'IfI had only married
sweet Lucy ] said, again and again,
all this had not been so.'
My housekeeper came in with a let
ter-an unusual large package il was,
and as it bore foreign postmark, o.
pened it with a trembling hand p
What was that? A rustling, crunpled
hauk-notel Another and another
came forth, until there laid upon my
knees twenty bills of the largest de-
nomination. A few trembling lines
accompanied them:
my HUSBAND: / am dyingi Ny
disease-there is no need in telling
you. Forgive me, and accept the en-
closed as faint effort toward restitu-
tion. it is not much over half OF
what we took from the safe. The rest
isl know not whsre. / am desert
ed. Farewell, forever! :"
An icy chill thrilled me. 1t seemed
as if her spectral presence was near
me. l shuddered as rolled the bills
together, and throw them across the
room.
Lie there, curse of my soul ~
cried. "Lie there till | have conquer
ed myself! ay, ifthe victory is not
won till you are rotten ~
l shut the door and sealed it, and
for six months / toiled like penniless
man, till l had partially redeemed
myself By managing cautiously, 1
placed my business on successful
footing, and began life agair, a new
man.
1t took many year to wear off my
old habits Of parsimony, but every ef-
fort gave me new and agreeable sur
prise. Meantime Lucy Manning be-
came dearer to me than she had ever
been i'm the flush of youth. / entreat-
ed her forgiveness. humbled myself
to a confession, tested myself in all
ways, and convinced her at last that ]
was as worthy now as once was OILY
! in seeming.
On the day of my wedding, open
/ ed the door the sealed The bank
notes lay where had flung them.
took them up with the pride ola con-
qnerer, and placing them in her hands,
exclaimed, They are now no longer
my masters; use them as you will"
Now am a man redeemed from
the thralldom of covetousness. Ihave
three blooming children, Lucy is an
angel of goodness, and / write myself
as did at the beginning, "By the
grace of God, | am what | am"
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