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, 1870-09-09
THE GROWN PRINCE OF PRUSSIA
AND THE NEWSPAPER CORES
PONDENTS.

Among the French who fell into the
hands of the Prussians after the Battle of
Woerth were two correspondents of the
Paris press, NJ. Henri ChabriIIart, of the
Figaro and NJ. Carbon, of the Gaulois.
Each of these gentlemen has published an
account of his adventures. At SouIz
they were brought into the presence of
, 1870-09-09

the original text in French Of those do
cumcnts.
''In the handwriting of Count Bene-
dettl to Count Bismark =
al Copy, 4,867. Private.
"'My dear President,-In reply 10 the
communications | sent from Nicolsburg
to Paris, in consequence of our conversa-
tion on the goth of last month, | have
received from Vichy the project of q Sc
cret convention, a copy of which you will
find accompanying this. hasten to bring
this to your knowledge that yon may ex-
anime it at your leisure. lam, moreover,
at your command to discuss the matter
with you whenever you may consider the
time convenient for doing so.
"'Entirely yours,
"~'BENEDETTt.
"'Sunday, Aug. 5, 1866
"With this note was enclosed the fol-
lowing proposition for a secret treaty,
also in tie handwriting Of NJ. Benedetti,
which has been preserved in the archives
of the North German Confederation -
"II. His Majesty, &c. His Ma
iesty &c.
"'Article 1. The French Empire re-
sumes possession of those portions OF
territory which, now belonging to Prus-
STA, were comprised within the bounda-
ries of France in 1914
"'ArticIe 2. Prussia engages to obtain
from the King of Bavaria and the Grand
Duke Of Hcsse, upon the understanding
that CompensatiOns are 10 be provided
for those Princes, the ces8ion of the pOr-
,.ous of territory which they now pos
scss on the left bank of the Rhine, and TO
transfer their possession to France.
'E'Art. 3. All the provisions connecting
with the Gormanic Confederation the ter
~ritories placed under the sovereignty Of
the King of the Low Countries, as well
as all those relating to the right Of garri-
soning the fortress Of Luxembourg, are
annuIled,'
"Can it now be maintained, comparing
these two documents with imaginary ac-
counts given by NM. Benedict and Ollj-
vier, that they were written from pure
good nature at tie dictatiOn of Count
Bismark ? There is also another question.
Was the document which was sent from
Vichy prepared without the EmperOr's
knowledge 2 There is yet another ques-
ton. Had the French Ambassador any
particular reasons for inviting the PrUs-
sian Minister to examine 'at his leisure
propositions of PrusSian origin Let M.
Olivier, then, again assemble the 70 re-
representatives. Of the Press and prove to
them that everything has been done in
good faith, that Prussia has been unfortu-
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Til Contoirhold og ct
Bud efter IndstiIling
tilGouvernementetog
specifcerede Regnin-
Ger, indtil ......... 1888.
IS 4,13
, 1870-09-09
Transport $4,000,

Til en- Assistent SAINT
til 0yrigtQ ontoirhold,
og til Hestehold for
Bojente efter IndstiI-
lingcilG Commencement
tet og specificerede
Regnlnger, indtil SIS
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New YORK, Oct. 24.-The Lee me
mortal, at the Cooper Institute, was
crowded. John Z. Ward presided
Among'the e;-Vice-P Presidents were Pc
ter Cooper, Ex-Governor: Lows W.. IL
Appleton, ard Gen. J. B. 1mbodcn
Prayer was offered by Rev. Dr. Car:
teri The President referred to the
sympathy everywhere which the peo'
pie felt. A series Of eulogistic. ,reso'
Intions were passed enthusiastically
Thomas, a. .EHoyt delivered q beautl'
full eulogy on the character OF the
deoeased spldicr g %Rev.fDf. Marshall
of M ississippi, and Rev. Dr. Duke; Of
New York, kpoke.tg 4eez}y al
The following are the cohsfession'
al nominations Horace Greeley, Tho,
mas Stewart, and George Wilkes.
The population$of the city is $685.
L91O. y9z51..i 5atL,taE. =
The Herala,s special, dated London,
says Queen, Gilristiana Of Spain, her
Prince and Princess Mnrat
and Princess Garoliue,are here. 1t is
stated that Englapd's .armistice move
.ment arises from apprehension Of the
design Of p1nssia and Russia to form
4 close .adit;ance. Tt is known that
!Rhssia is Quietly but effectually arm, !,
ing, spite Of official denial. England
sees BY The iprostration Of, France, she
loses bcr only Strong ally for the frus-
trationtf Rnssia's Eastern schemes.
Financial circles are uneasy. as j t IS
apprehended. should the present ef-
forts fail, England will adopt stronger
measures 10 stop the Iwar.a3 @-A
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Z
tes~ The gourt;of Common Pleas,
for AbbevillgS Scouatyj has been in in ses-
sion during tho present week ! Els
Honor Jas. y. Orr presiding l,l!s.. Ihe IL
.iuries still scale debts prior to 1851
giving a verdict. for one half q the: the:
principal and interest up 70 January c11' :,
1851. Jury No. 2 scaled Confederate
debts very low they first reduced lss1:ssa1!' the
amount BY Corbins Bill and then took
one half of heSresalta Judge, Orr
expects to takeia recess to-day: until
next Monday week, The 7th OF No
vember. a,'i
The Issue Docket which has been
crowded with old business has been
considerably reduced this week, and
the Bar hope to clear the Docket en- en-,
tirely Of old eases week after next.
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Gov. SCOTT APPREHENslFE. E.1n !,
special dispatch to the Charleston
Ne,os, dated Washington, October "a,
says: " s.nr5c ~ - .Eai aL
The Secretary of War has received
dispatch asking for the assistance OF
the Government in repressing disor-
der in South Carolina. Governor
Scott says that the Rcformcrs, whom
he calls "rebels," had become excited
over the recent meetings in the State,
and that a large body Of men,, armed
to the teeth, were marching on Lau- ]7l1l-
rensville. Governor Scott says that
the object of the rebels was TO attack
Laurensville, and he added that they
were destroying the ballot boxes on
the way for the purpose of proven
ting the makingof proper election
returns. 49, - "a.
The War Department has instruc-
ted the officer commanding the Uni
ted States troops in the Department
of the South to take such immediate
steps in connection with Governor
Scott as will tend to preserve the
peace and disband the so-callcd raid,
ers. s..
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A .DESIRsA-B BILE.
RESIDE. E: .:NCE. !.

THE sub icriberg offers for sale big
residence with SO much Of Nthe
land attached thereto as may be de-
sired, less thar Two Hun'ired Acres,
The House which just 9 half pile
from the Court House, is a GOOD.
Il 30 SLIM, LAn 1rlNla4Lq y
FRAME BUILDING, containing
eleven rooms, besides pantries, closets 10: t,s
and other Accommodations. !Ther
are in the yard superior Dry.wcll s.
Cellar, and q first rate wen, affordin:
an, abundant supply Of good water
There arc re- oni the place the usual oat-
buildings and several good springs,
bathing house. &c. The place. natof.
ally, lone; Of the most beautifH ;l in the
neighborhood, is susceptible or the g
highest degree Of improvement and
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w The Anderson To-. lntelkgencer
says some of the Rcformers in that
District are undoubtedly beaten, al
though the majority for Carpenter
and Butler will be moro than 400.
The total white vote is 2,OsS; total
colored, 1897, Majority for whites,
691. According to the censusof 1869
between FIVE and six hundred white
men did not vote, and by the same
authority it is adjudged that less than
one hundred colored men stayed away
from tho polls The colored vote is
nearly solid for the Radical ticket,
while the white people divided con,
sidcrabl5 many oftthem voting for
the "independent" candidates. This
scattering vote, therefore, will elect
the Independent candidates who re
|ceived the unanimous support Of the
Radical party.
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Friday, 0ctobr 2s, 1870.
THE AGRICULTURAL Tyll7:1 FAIR,

We again call the attention Of s71, our
friends to the Fair to be held mere na ,
r.ext .,yt week. We hope there will be q
large attendance Of visitors. Let the
b tizens of Abbeville turn oqt ' es p'asse 4s'
= ID make it a great success. The
Executive Committee haye done their
duty, and deserve to be encouraged.
We have reason to believe the.number
Of articles on exhibition will be large
and worthy Of the character and lu-
,elligence of our people. We again
can upon our citizens to become =. an
nual members Of the society-tne he
price, price is ,oi only Two Dollars. They will
bear in mind that membership gives
.be privilege Of entry as well as the
RIGHT to exhibit all articles free OF
charge.
Life Membership entities member
\ and his wife to entry to Fair Grounds ll
during the week.
Perpetual Membership entities the
anember, wife and minor children, =.
Our friends VII please remember
That those not members must pay
one Dollar on each article exhibited
This is necessary in order to raise
means to pay for premiums and other
expense,. Cotton is now bringing a
good price, let every body come up
and dghaYe agood time.
All articles for exhibition must be
entered on Monday or before 10
O'Clock, Tuesday morning. The e'l Far II
viii commence alto O'clock, Tuesday
.norniag. Tickets Of admission can sa
be procured at the stores at Able
vie 3. H., and our friends are n !: advis- ais
ed 10 get them before going to the
Grounds as we expect there will be
suchaa rush as may cause inconVe-
nience and delay to. those not proy'd-
ed with tickets. A:competent police
force n;ll be in attendance to preserve
order, Stock trains viii carry any
i stock for exhibition from Donnalds-
willie and y-sir.and intermediate
places on Monday 3lst inst, fes Of
charge, { ,r,, gong and returning. Accom-
,nodation trains will run to and from from
Nineety,Six5 during the days Of the
Fair, commencing on Tuesday, lst
November, and xisitors will be convey
ed for snefase going and returning.
The Execatiye Committee are; re-
nuested to- meet at the Fair Grounds
on Monday list, at 10 a. m.,: to assist
Unnecessary arrangements. t..., g. s1 G..
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Notice,

".'l' 2&'. Notice. 81"
THE second annual FAIR Of the South Car
olina State Agricultural and Mechanical
Society, will be held in Columbia on the 18th,
10th and Ilth of November next. -,
All articles intended for exhibition, plainly
addressed to the Secretary at Columbia, VIII
be shipped by the various railroads Of the
state free Of cost. at the shippers risk. E1hi
bitors should notify the railroad agents at
their respective depots Of the articles they De.
sire to ship ~ - ',''4As-
Visitors, during fair week. can purchase ex'
cursion tic els to and from ColuKbla for one
fare. So.
Persons intending to become exhibitors, are
desired to forw1 ard their entries tothe Secreta-
~. .at Columbia, OH and after the 4th Noyem-
brr next. AL articles or animals for exhibition
must be entered at the Secretatys Office be-
fore beirg received into the enclosure.
Entries of animals will be received until : 9
o'clock, Wednesday morning, 9Th November
An iotherarticlrs must be on the ground, and
entered at the Seeretary.s office, before .
o'clock, Tuesday afternoon. 9Th November
The .Seeretary 3 Office will be opened in Go
lumLia on and after the 4th November next.
bias E,na ..lqs9D D.M 1ATT alhEA.o,l
...,.s III 4, ,,,,;,.,,.r Secretary.
" Oct. IS, ls7oM1lt ',..'' s5'''',' ,..$ ;'l,,
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NEW STORE.

We are pleasedto notice that our
young friends, Messrs. ". T. Melon.
aid and Willie Cs Evans, have formed
a partnership pin the mercantile busi.
ness at this place, and are receiving
their new stock. They are opening
the store on Whito's Corner, where
they will be pleased to show their
very select stock Of. Good to their
friends. They are active business
men, and We hope they will secure a
large patronage. Give them call.
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Interesting Foreign Intelligence.

$Touns, October 24.-Pourtalis, Cd
itor of La Verite, has been imprison-
ed for publishing. false news. An ex-
planatory letter, published in La YER
tie, says Chevalier Wyckoff furnished
notes for the report for which Pour;
tails was punished. Figaro gives the
details Of the affair. ! Of Marguerite
Bettanger, proving that she assumed
maternity Of child of. a great lady
and the Emperorto calm the jealousy
of the Empress, The, publication of
private documents found in the Tull-
ieries is continued. La Frunce says
England was not solicited again, by
France, whose application she at first
refused. France asks not for an ar
mistice, and has not authorized Eng
land to ask for one since the failure of
Favre. 4 France Shss thought only of
authorizing for defence. Whatever
her motive, England must SEQ we are
determined. She. must notice the
mastering of our Mobile Guard, and
the spirit of Paris, Dyons,' and other
large cities. AS England now propo-
scs the armistice, it must be because
she expects proposals 70 be made
which We 2will accept. Tho Siecle
more violently refuses to admit the
goud intentions of England, and be-
lieves she is acting solely for Prussia,
who at last finds shot DISQUALIFICATION
an impossible task. England is ad-
vised to tell Prussia to- make most
reasonable demands, else waroutrance
will be the only result. (. ,-,9 .s,TE
ST. QU1STEN, October 24.-This
city was EVACUATED yesterday The
siege of Ia Fere~is also abandoned.
The corps under the Duke Of Meek
lenburg is returning Parisward.
Lettcrs, from Cleracnt Duvcrnois to
oliver clearly establish the liberal
views of the. former. sPrivatc and Of
fetal accounts praise Trochu for good
Judgment and uhremitting activity.
His energysprevaiIs over everything,
and His popularity is unbounded.-
Paris feels the utmost confidence IN
his patriotism and ability
News has been; received from Tcr-
dun that the garrison made a sortie,
in which they drove the enemy from
some, of, their Notifications, killing
many and capturing two ,mortars ana
twenty-five cannon. - =.
| La Francuias says an armistice, has
not yet been concluded, but the hope
lis entertained Of peace. All arc sur,
lprised at the attitude Of England in
this affair. Having paid no attention
| to the solicitations Of Jules Favre or
the arguments of Thiers, she sudden,
liz docs much moro than was asked OF
her; takes the initiative and proposes
bluntly a suspension of arms to allow
a Constituent Assembly, which may
make reace. In thus acting, does
England listen to general interests, L
considerationssof.sspolicy and human
| ty, or is she secretly pushed by a bel
1lirerent who has had all her sympa
thy up to 1.-The present time !? The
4 Journal adds: qManyS persons incline
Ito the belief that the English Cabinet
| is now acting by the advice of'Prus
sia, who stopped indefinitely before
Paris. and has informed England that
the time has come for action on hel
part, ...,., ..,....-.,
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HAPPY ED1ToR.-The editor of this
paper is off on his >sEedading I tour, al and
we feel sure thai his friends and our
readers will join us in extending to
him and his bride our hearty congrat-
ulatiors and good wishes.
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sge, 54a& ~ Z n q 7 y :. EHT !
,e,;nus method, lately pro

Aningepious method. lately pro,
posed for ptilizing the residue :, and of
fall bf fish, consists in first, t. ;Sboilhhfng. ~
Of of al;san5dI, beating it upfroal ESQ to
3oO ahresheit. 1t is hen Treated
wit viii, salnhide Of carbon, &Mleaby 8 the
we well / us IS thas which was added Iis cx,
traeted, and mass is left q, quite .s dry
and. sining, from tives1to SIX pei
cent. of nitrogen, and from twelve TO o
fifteen per esat. Of phosphate Of Inn lime, J,
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,su1c1pE.-Mr. J. T. Wcscott, from
near Wellington, N. C., committed sui
eide at Greenville village on Thursday
of last week, by cutting bis throat
with razor. He was at the time q
student of the Theological Seminary
at !Greenville. e}
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I,0RiSVille Excelsior PlolglS.

TNHEss Placghs: are made Of either cast iron
or steel and are the best and cheapest in
the market. sead for price list. Also Ames
and other pIoughs ofsall prices and deser'p
tions. Corn Shelters, Straw Cutters DC.
--a- (Also always on HANDY
MOoRE'S -Ehw YORK sPL0pGHS Al
s2.nu EA.,H a full stock Of Planters and
Builders Hardware, consisting in Partof Ell
wel'. d Brussels He's, Spades, Iracech aims.
Axes, and Nails of warrel ted qnalltT; 'Il " Guns
cutlery and housekeeping articles. y holesa'e
AID Retail, by 3, go
C.KERRIsoN, Jr., & co.
d 249 King ST., (Sigu OF The Big Axe)
3. Charleston, 5. G.
g: eKsrrison,,j,, W.:I"Asson, &C, Wagner
u Oct. q; is7p, c6-sma 35fie be- a
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.s@- At present much sickness is
prevailing in ths ,neighbo,rh'ooqa Of
Greenwood, and We regret to hear Of
some deaths in that place and sicini,
.ty. .Mr. G. w. Jatho, and Mr.. Will
lie Arnold arc among those y who hae'.a. have
died. . u .s,@, ~
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/, Total @,isw eiaes "a, ,0Oe
49, s.;si sT3ss a,tl .;S5n

q eRsoyoKlse. II uat when ',sY we 3; m'9at NJ
z needed i sddd the malls we hare falled 70
3 ssstthen. From some capse unknown
IA desc b parts, We reeeiTeYdi no rflsa'is g
] 5tum 4 Columbia yesterday. ;Weailadf
hoped q ia be abe to give oaars dread ea!s ders
: interesting election RETAINS, '''bnt
under tie cirsu1nss1tl rya'1s1ln1 tan1esss sss cam SIP
much. si H's' ;s4s e ..' I, O. 1Is.t p,ty
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sThes II len. II. Hughes, M. P.5 while
at cornell joined the, boys in a game
o9 foot balf: Of wh ch, be is very fond,
and The. students sct aracterize his'ie
aud aud his kicking ss '.prodigiouss
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Dance on Tuesday Evening

The young men Of Abbevdille ed a and
vicinity, propose to give ahhopa at
the Abbevilfe Female Academy on
Wednesday evening, the End Of No,
vember, and we trust that their effort
to afford pleasure to those visiting
our town, will prove quite successful, sue. al:
We learn that the following named
gentlemen have been, appointed man
ayers: #
SENIOR MANAGERS:
Gen. Isl McGowan, DR.. J.W. Marshall,
Col; ID, Wyatt Aiken, w: Joel Smith,
j. AZ Norwood, Capt. &. L. Parker
Col. J. S. Cothran, Col. J. G. Haskell,
Edward Noble, Esq, p. 3, Calhoun r
T. 3 JUNIOR MANAGERS: e
William II. Perry, We. McBee,
| w W Vance, J. w. McCulloch
+ D. Conuor, ia. Norwood, jr
y. Wistar Vance, Paul L. HasKeii
| J. Nc. Moseley, Joel ). 1Herr1n' <
". S. Marshall, J. "A. Calhoun, Jr
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ae To the kindness of Col. =. O..
Mann, We are indebted for an early
COPY t,r,, Of the election returns of the
District, which may be found in an
other column.
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49,. Messrs. Parker & Lee have
just received a fresh supply Of French y!
candies. Give then atrial. -

n SnnEAsiiFPs II 1.' SatEs.e Sal direct tie
attention Of purchasers 70 the adver:-
tisement of sales Of valuable property
by.sAess Sheriff sa IL. s
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MARRIED, Tuesday morning, m 2 25tths 7 I
instant, by Rev. 0. T. Porcher, W. Al.
LEE, Esq, editor Of the Press and. nd
Bonner, and Miss V.sD. CADE, al of
AbbeyllIe District. E~s = - f4|'- 1a"'"''
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The fOlloWlng are OUT eucccss1u'
County candidates:
For the Legislasure.-Capt. L. Will,
liams, Col. s. S. Crittenden, Washing,
ton Taylor, Fl. Sullivan.
For Probate Juage.-Samuel J. Dout-
hit.
For School Comnissioner.'-A. G. Nc
Gee. sfTfGSs a. -
. For County Gomnsissioners.-Dr. W.
A. Mooney, W. A. Hudson, J. D.
Sullivan.-Eatsrprtse.r EFwr TglE u.
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Reform Ticket Elected in Greenville

We learn from the Enterprise that
the Reform Ticket for Greenville, has
been elected by large majorities. T.
The following are the figures for
Governor, Lieutenant Governor, and
for Congress:
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S nn Mr.. Robt q. 2 WasdlaW offers
Ear sale bis desirable house and .lot,
m and his valuable plantation contain tam
pgse9 acres.
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Aly@s.

The plantation, calledsTELLICo,"
4 miles, from the village, on Long
Greek, containing 615 acres, g good
Cotton and Grain Palltahion.S-s. :.
Persons desiring the purchase will
be afforded an opportunity Of exami-
ming the premises, by calling on.
&. Robt: Il. " WardlaW. s.
Oct. 2s, 1870, 27-4tz
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ONSIGN.:EE!,.E]:I'S:::..z !: 6. 2 :. /,

e@ The following named' persons have.
frcight'in the Depot: i, Z. II
7 G Milford, Mel onald . Co. Mrs K
c Perrin, B Thomas, J W Crawford,
J Knox, g A. Visanska, Baker q Go,
WIS G Mpttox;F2A Mitchell
a4.yr j.; w. MARSHALL,
'S*@ " ""''~ . ." 8 :" Agent.
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!, ! WHITE, ssMlIT
SPECIAL 4 'Ss
shDYERIl
a We would resp ectlulI 20 ~ ~ ( I
the ladies that Il 4 y q. s s.s 3 " :,
Our !.
HAND j! / R9|'||| e !

has / as last eoIie slu. V6ese ehoes
Rers & 3 Z, ! made tos order forr q ont trade 90 ss
speciaI Il sand swe cans conf dsntia lla ali US
reconli6snd Them ses the best goods 8 q &
the,kind .ins smarkes. Faly aware 9
their worth ourseIy les, and a1 xi0ns ft0s
introduce this!e class tof work more sx- ss
tensiyelg, we offer these shoes at g &
very. snail advance on the cost ofs
mantfactufe. Il q sold the same kind
Of shoes last Spring, and we have Esss
to hear ary complaint ofs thems OtlR
HAND .SEWED, Q ALE and go An ~
SKIN BOZ OTEES ere the beat shoes
for constant wearing that are nnade,
3 Give thensa trialiaad we guarantee
o. a. Al.
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There is freight at the Express
Office for: r9r.agfjYf.s gl
FIN Mitchell, McQuirc, J G. Haskell,
Young g. Oliver, J S Ashley, S Nc
! IN ~ u C.. Y. HAMMOND, ~,
.T&5 G3fa's'1 Agent.
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Social Statistics.

We are ipdebtsd 40 Mr. Robt. Jones,
for the Following items of interest,
from 1the social Statistics of Able.
vile County Dor the year ending June
= lE.3s.. I. ft5,5.E - IA D S3y
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s@ MajaJohn Alexander, who
runs first class machine shop and
IN Columbia. s. G., will please
accept our thanks for files SGT Of ,a: lato .t t9s-
eign papers. 5 ~. (. i 5
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Fnosr.- During the past week We We
haze had light frosts IN this District
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.s w Would ask the attention q i
our .friepds to the advertisement OF
Mcssrs, White, Smith 8 White, They
are business men, and mean what
they say;in.reference to their goods.
Try their shoes. +
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hundred majority
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1 n the line of Boots ant Shoes we keel
snec;ai 81 ,s:ttedtion ID this part q. the trade &
70 pIsavi saw that Out Stock otf IooTs and y sHt
haps larger than any il tn np.eo oansry 3: s.a,,
II in our stock, and persons bl3lng SHOES iron sesl
will get such, and ;such ony asare gooa.ssl
s Inadditiq TO the above