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Weather Report.
WAR DBPARTMENT,
OYFIoH or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OPFICER,
WARRINGTON, d. T., Sept. 1880 p. N.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OPFICR or THE CHEZ SIGNAL OFFICER, )
WARRINGTON, d. o., Sept. 1880 p. N.
SYNOPSIS FOR TwENTY.FoUR HOURS.
The area of low barometer which
was ON Monday afternoon on Lake Super.
iOr, has to-day extended over New Eng.
land and the pressure has fallen quite
rapidly on the middle and Atlantic coast.
1t ia also quite low in the Southern and
Gulf States and has risen during the day
from Lake Erie, north and west. Threat.
ening weather has previled from New
England to the Gull to-day. Rain has
been reported only at q few Of the South
ern stations. Clearing weather last night
on the upper Lakes again followed by
cloudy and threatening weather. South.
westerly winds are reported from New
York 10 Virginia and brisk northerly
winds from Missouri to Upper Michigan.
PROBABILITIES.
The barometer will probably again fall
In the northwest and the area Of high
barometer will move from Wisconsin,
eastward, followed by low pressure
and threatening weather The brisk
winds on Lake Michigan will probably
extend TO Lake Huron and Eric tonight.
The conditions remain favorable for
rain on Wednesday on the Sonth Allan.
tic and Gulf coast and partially Clotldyand
weather in the Middle and East.
ern States with light rains on the coast
in the morning.
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KANSAS.
Fl. scorr. septeml

Fl. scorT, September TO-
Nearly whole block of buildings in
Chitapa, Kansas, was burned Monday.
Loss not known; insurance small.
LEAvENwoRTH, September 10.
Last Saturday a young man named
Armsted, residing at Salt Creek Valley,
near this city, was accidentally killed.
The remains were buried Sunday, and
while returning from the grave the horses
attached to the family carriage ran away,
and Mrs. ArmSted, mother Of the deceased,
was killed.
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Medical.
s c1MlLlA sIMILlBUs OURANTUR
HUMPHREYS


HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS
Have proven from the most ample experience
an entire success: Simple -Pr0mpt-Efllclent
and Reliable. They are the Best Family Medi-
cines in use-so simple that mistakes cannot be
made In using them; 40 harmless as 10 be free
from danger, and so efficient a. TO be always re.
liable. They have received the highest ,cOmmen;
dalton from the thousands who have long used
and known them, and will always render salts
action To those who try them. ,,.
No. Cures Price In B0res. Gents.
SyEsr" QSpES'E93 %SI% Es7tr inHR@"G' %aPm GSIs." SR
4 Dlarrhoen q Children or Adnlts.."e...S,
81 Dyseniery, Gripping, Bilious C1llc......23
Q " CGOierns M0rbus, Vomiting g..."..........3
:" Coughs, Colds, BrOnchltl ;............2S
NeurnIHln, ToOthAthe, faCehchc.........D
- lIendnChes, Sick Headache, Vertigo. 70
10 h Dyapepsln, Bilious Stomach ...."..."."n.21
Il :, HuppresBed OF Irregular Perioda."""."25
~ " Whites, too Pr0inse Periods ..,.n....."...2
IS Group, Cough, Difcult Breathing. .".". 20
II Erupti0nRy Salt llheun, kryaipOlas."."..20
Is hheumHtlsni Rheumatic Pain1.""""4
il q piles, Blind OF bleeding .,..."....,..y0
Ia OpthnImy, and Sore or Weak Eyes..m...5O
i9 !" CntHrrh, ,aeuie or chronic. InHuenEa......sO
20 WhDopIHRscOugh, violent cOughs..n...D
III g AsthmR, oppressed Breath ng ..,.........5O
22 sar piEchnrgea, impaired hsarIng.....0
q General Debility, Physical Weak ness."O
Is Dfophy and Bcanty Secret Ions .."""..50
% e Sen Sickness, Sickness from RIdlns".@3
|Y Kidney Disease, Gravel, .,.,......., ...... 10
% Nervous Debility Involuntary Semi.
lnal Diseh9rges ....'......'''''I ~ ~
Psinfai Fsfioaaa FeiHSaaeHfG Hy,tSt" misllns D""."
50 suleFInRs at Change Of Lifo....,...,..."i 70 ~
g EPilePay, sp"IIn,, 81 yltas snTu TSSsS RSgSf ..
Price in Vlal3, large siZo.". '''oVo anu "
Family cases In Morocco, with
os io.ao Sd,oT, vIais containing the above
." III ,Stth honL N directions complete, si0 90
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SAFE Gnntds for RaLItoad TraveI.

iSNoAN4't '5Nl'sSASN'
A Committee Of prominent Railroad
officials has been appointed to confer with
the State Commissioner and report upon
additional sale guards to railroad travel.
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CHICAGO.


CHICAGO, Sept. TO-
The Grand Lodge of the I. 0. o. +. of
the United States had grand procession
in this city today. About ten this morn.
ing the various lodges and cncampments
were formed on Michigan Avenue. The
officers Of the Grand Lodge ol Illinois and
q number Of the Grand Lodge of the
United States, were in the rear in car.
riages. The procession was a very large
and imposing one. The men marched
four abreast, and in close order. The
several bands with which the procession
was provided throughout the line ofmarch
discoursed sweet music, and this, together
with the bright uniforms Of the Odd Fcl-
lows, attracted large crowd of specta.
tors, who literally thronged the entire
route, the avenue being especially bril-
liant with gayly dressed ladies, at their
residences and In carriages. Arriving at
the terminus Of the route, the place of
starting, the vast procession disbandeG,
and the carriages were driven 10 the Sher.
man House, where the Grand Lodge Is
auartered. A regular afternoon session
convened at the usual hour at Metropoli-
tan Hall, but the proceedings are not
made public.
NATIONAL HOd SHOW.
The National Exposition of Swine, TN.
der the auspices Of the Illinois Swine
Breeders Association, was opened at
Dexter Park to-day. There are on exhi.
bition about 5000 Of the finest specimens
OF thoroughbred swine probably ever be.
fore brought together. The weather was
lowering, and the attendance Of visitors
was very slim. The Exposition will
continue until Friday.
A farmer named Joachim Gist, residing
at Bremen, 10 miles from Chicago, was
arrested to-day for scaldiDg his wife to
death by pouring boiling hot coffee down
her throat. He denied having done 1t.
Several persons swore before the coro.
ner's Jury that he had told them he was
tired ofier, and had killed her.
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GOSHEN CHEESE.-bO BONES
for sale by Wv"
scpll NJ REILLY
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RON UITY COLLEGE, PITTS.
J. BuRGU, PA.
The best conducted, most popular and success.
m Institution In the United States, for the tho.
rough, practical education Of young and middle
aged men.
kS-FOr large descriptive circulars, contain.
lng lull particulars, address
jySidaw j. G.. SMITH, A. NJ, Principal
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Tuition has been reduced from so 10 $40 per
session Boarding from 81 to 80 per week. Un.
furnished rooms from - TO SO per session, and
free tuition to sons OF Ministers Ot the Gospel
Of all denominations,
For further particulars apply for catalogue To
Prof {. l.. IOOs, Secretary; or, to
". K. PENDLETON, President,
IyiT Bethany, West Virginia,
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l. Preparatory course Of ono year. 2. Regular
Literary COutFc, including the Ancient Lam
glages for the Degree Of bachelor Of Arts. 3.
Literary and Scientific Course for the Degree Ol
Bachelor Of Sciences 4. The Course for Master
Uf Arts. :. The Course for Master Of Sciences;
H. Special Courses In Practical Chemistry, Civil
Engineering, &c Detailed information as 10
LI,-.u Lu.!r..a ..IlI In Ln!inL II, nmE nnLnlnLmn
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pETHANY COLLEGE.


and terminate on the 18TH Of June, 1871. 1t Is
tOmantCaly situated in the midst OF tho beantl.
Iul and healthy hillCOnntry Of the panhandle"
NJ river, and surrounded with the most favorable
Influences for student life. 1t has a property In
endowment, Buildings, Apparatus, Library, &c,
OG over 1850 OO0, and Ia thus enabled To sustain a
faculty and furnish facilities for thorough edu.
raiInn nf tho worry frat OFlpF
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S FAIRFAX,
STANToN Nj. HOWARD,


ARChII'ECI.
Sketches, Designs, Elevations sectIons. Plan.
Details, IsrometrieAl Projections, PcrspectIycs
Estimates, Specifications, Working Drawings
aNd General Draughts promptly furnished
Patent Once Drawings prepared for inyeptnrs
and guaranteed not TO be Informal
Lurc House, oSiit n
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ARD OllrlO BBLs. EXTRA NO.
- Winter Strained Lard oil. JuAt received
and for sale by 'SN''''O
apis N, REILLY,
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AN AMPLE ACCOMMODATIONS M
COURSES OF INSTRUCTION.

are provided for both public and private board.
lug and nnlnrnishcd rooms will he letto students
who wish to board themselves.
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CHEEsE-75 BOXES SELECTED
- Goshen, for saleby
'us'' HENRY K. LIST & co.
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Troubles in Mississippi.

MERIDIAN, MISS: March Yes
tcrday, during tho trial Of three ne
groes, charged with riotous conduct,
one of the prisoners, named Finly,
alias Tyler. colorcd, shot and instant
ly killed Justice Bramlette, presiding.
An indiscriminate firing cnsued. Two
negroes wcrc killed IN the Court
Room. Tyler jumped from the Sec
ond story of the court house to the
ground, and was pursued by tho She
riff and his posse, who shot Tyler to
death. The citizens assembled in
large mum bers, armed, to assist the
officers. Tho sheriff proceeded to
disarm the negroes, in doing which
sevcral'werc killed. The total killed
as far as was positively known. lust
night. are six negroes and Judge
Bramlcttc, white. Mayor VIM. Stur.
CESS, long obnoxious TO the good cit,
.izcns. and The planncr of much Of the
mischief among the negroes, on his
own motion, was given safe conduct
to.thc cars, this morning, by citizens.
on a pledge to 60 North, never to re:
turu. A fire occurred here Saturday
night, destroying $4,000 worth OIL
property. Ioftcn, negro, arrested
rs the incenGiary, was being tried be-
fore Judge Bramlett, when Tyler rose
IN the Court Room, and shot Judge
Bramlett through the heal, killing
him instantly. Loftcn was killed in
stantly. J. Aaron Moore, q negro,
prominent politician and member o
the Mississippi Legislature; who wa'
also prisoner, as accessary to th'
burning, was shot-supposed mortal
| ly. Last night there was another
fire, destroying a church and othe1
buildings. A meeting of citizons wa
held, and a safety committee, to co
operate with the sheriff in preserving
order, was appointed. All is nov
quiet. Sturgo, the Mayor was from
| Connecticut. A committee went tt
Jackson this evening to confer will
Governor Alcorn in the matter.
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SERIOUS DIFFICULTY IN CHEsTI

SERIOUS DIFFICULTY IN CHESTER.
Passengers from Chester state that
the disturbances of Saturday were re-
ncwed Monday night. About one
o'clock, the firing commenced, and
was kept up at intervals for several
hours-thc participants being whites
on the one side and colored persons
on the other. AS the parties were
not disguiacd, the difficulty cannot be
charged to the Ku Klux. The in
formation VIC have received is, that a
militia company from Carmel Hill ap'
pcared in Chester village, AIMED
which excited the whites, and they
began to arm Themselves. in a short
time, another militia company made
its appearance and collision occur,
red. AS far as we can learn, but ono
colorcd man was wounded, although
several whites received bullet wounds
The State and town officials finally
succeeded in quicting the disturbance
and the military retired, but it is
feared that the troubles will be re
newcd. ......
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TIE MARSHALL HoUsE.-The adver'
tisement of this wcll-known and popu.
lar hotel appears in another column.
Under the management of Mr.. and Mrs.
John a. Mays, it wellmeH the liberal
patronage, which has been bcstwcd upon
it, and has proved itself one Of the best
If Southern hotels. In connection With
the hotel is q Livery Stable, where the
traveller may find all necessary accom-
modations. .-.~ ...-, .
The propretors arc making various
Improvement which will conduce as
much to the comfort of the inmates as
to the beauty Of the building and its
surroundings. The lower piazza has
been removed, and the whole basement
thrown into commodious, stores, which
will open onthe handsome sidewalk, now
being constructed The old wooden
building in the rear once used rs hotel,
and which for long time been all un-
slightly adjunct to the brick edificc, will
soon give way to various improvements
in contemplation. When the work is
done, We shall have q hotel which will
be an ornamenl to the town, and pres
ent additional claims upon the. public
| favor.
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special, dated Verailles, the 7th says
news from Paris confirms the rnmors
that the inhabitants are growing sus-
pjcions, and acting on the belief that
every mans hend is against them.
Foreigners generally looked upon as
spies, and in many. instances Ameri-
cans and Englishmen are insulted and
roughly handled in the streets, sever
al barely escaping with their lives,
The mob in Paris atpresent is almost
wild with excitement, and the author
tiles appear powcrless to prevent a
sprcad Of the threatened revolutiona-
ry spirit The mob is found by the
Government in possession of q large
quantity Of arms and ammunition.
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The Sterling Debt Bill.


The bill to create sterling funded
debt has become a law by the appro-
val of tho Governor. 1t provides for
the borrowing Of one million two
hundred thousand pounds sterling,
"to be used exclusively in exchange
for, or in payment of, the existing
public debt of the State" There arc
various provisions looking to care
fur and honest application of the
proceeds Of the Sterling Funded Debt
bonds; but tho most important stip-
ulation is contained in Section s, which
is as follows:
SEC. S. The honor and credit Of this
tate is also hereby pledged to the
holders Of the debt authorized by this
act that this State will not hereafter,
until said debt is fully paid and dis
charged, create any new debt or obli-
CATION, or by the loan of its credit,
by guarantee, endorsement, OF other
wise, except for the purposes of meet
ing its existing obligations, or in and
for the ordinary ard current business
Of the State; without first submitting
the question as to the creation Of any
such new debt, guarantee, endorsement
or loan Of its credit, to the people OF
this State, at a general State election,
and, unless two-thirds Of the. qualified
voters Of the State, voting Oh this
question, shall be in favor ola further
debt, guarantee, endorsement or loan
Of its credit, mono such shall be ere.
ated or made.
Tho measure meets with general
approval, and will 50 far to reinstate
the public credit
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DY virtue of sundry writs of Fieri
- Facias to me directed, will sell at
Abbcvillc Court House, on the FIRST
MONDAY in APRIL next, within the
legal hours, TWO LOTS in the Town OF
Abbeville, to wit:
ONE LOT on the West side of the
Mosely Ferry road, bounded by General
samuel McGowan, Mrs. Fannie Allen
and the Homestead, containing Two (G
Roods and Eighteen perches, also, one
Lot measuring from the middle of the
Moscly Ferry road, containing Thirty
Seven and three-tourth perches (373)
bounded by lands by lots OF Mrs: Fannie
Allen, DIR. /. Branch, and church street,
the above lots being the remainder after
laying off Homestead, and more partic-
ularly described by plats which will be
exhibited. rday OF sale, levied upon as
the property of IL. r. Lyon, ads. ID. l..
Warulaw and w. Joel Smith, Executors
and Sundry creditors.
Terms Cash.
HENRY S. CASON,
Sheriff Abbeville County.
Shcrif's Office,
March s, 1871.
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END OF THE GREAT WAR.
BERLIN. March 3.

BERLIN, March 3.
The Empress has received the fol-
lowing dispatch: Versailles, March
81 have just ratified the conditions
of peace which the Bordeaux Assem-
blv has accepted. Thus far the work
is complete, which was, through Sc
ven months of battle, TO be achieved,
thanks to the $alor, devotien and en-
durnacc Of our Incompatible army,
and the sacrifices of the fatherland.
The Lord of Hosts has everywhere
visibly blessed orr enterprise, and by
His mercy has permitted an honora-
bic peace. TO him be the honor, to
the Fathcrland thanks.
(Signcd) WILHELM"
VERSAILLES, March 4.
Emperor William reviewed the Ger
man iandwehr, guards, artillery and
pioneers in'thc Bols de Boulogno yes
tcrday. Prince Frederick William,
General Moltke aud Count Bismarck
were present. All restrictions as to
persons passing into and out of Paris
havo been removed. The Emperor
roes to Berlin on Monday. -,
LONDON, March 4.
The German troops have all left
Paris. The evacuation terminated at
II o'clock on the Sd. (Friday morn
iny) in accordance with the terms OF
the convention.
A dispatch from Havrc Of the Sd
says the Mobile and National Guards
have been disbandod, and the trenches
around the town are being filled up,
The French indemnity is payable
in three instalmcnrs, viz one milliard
of thalers in 1871, two milliards in
1872, and two milliards in 1873. Tho
interest is only payable on the install
ment, from which the proportion o.
the dcBt appcrtaining to Alsacc and
Lorraine, estimated at half millarc
of thaler, and the cost of the railways
in Eastern France, is to be deducted
A telegram to the Times from Vor
saillcs says the Germans evacuate
Paris to-day, and Prince Frederick
Charles rctircs Immediately behint
the Seine. The Emperor and Grown
Prince leave in few days for Fer
ricres, or scmo other point near Paris
on the right bank Of tho Seine,
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White, Smith & White,
LOCAL AGENTS AT
ABBEVILLE c.. T., S. c.
COLUMBIA, S. c.,
N-o,>I. IN 1oen


To Kessrs. r.. O'Ncale g. Son, Cokins
6ia, S. c. <55R -
Gentlemen: We examined to-day a
field Of cotton on the place of J.. M
Crawford, of this city, on which he had
experimental with various fertilizers,
and without hesitation pronounce the
acre on which Etiwan, No. 3, had been
used, to be the, best acre of cotton we
have ever seen. Mr.. Crawford informed.
us that he had already gathered about
5000 pounds from it, and it was
his and our opinion that he would
gather from 1900 to 1900 pounds more.
The land did not appear to lis to be supe-
rior cotton land, being low and damp,
but had been highly cultivated. The
plant where the Etiwan, No. 2, had
been used, was free from rust, green,
and full of fruit, whilst that where the
Wando and Carolina had been used, was
in places badly rusteds and the stalks
dead. The yield being much less than
that where the ,Etiwan, No. 9, had been
used. Respectfully,
j. G. McKISSICK,
J. n. COCHRAN, ;,
, ROBERT BEATTY,
A. r. TAYLOR. : ~,
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State of South Carolina.
ABBEVILLE COUNTY.
In Probate Court.-Citation.

sy7HEREAS, Hugh Leaman, has
w made suit to ME. to grant him
Letters of Administration Of the Estate
and effects of J. NJ. Hamilton, deceased,
late of said County,
These are therefore to cite and admon-
ish all and singular the kindred and
Creditors of the said j. NJ. Hamilton,
deceased, that they be and appear, be-
fore me, in the Court of Probate, to be
held at Abbeville G. H., OH the 18th
March next, after publication hereof,
al II o'clock in the forenoon, to shew
cause, if any they have, why the said
Admininistration should not be granted.
Given under my hand, this 4th day
Of March in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and seventy.
one, and in the ninety-sixth year OF
American Independence.
Published OH tile 4th day Of March,
= L. L. GUFFIN,
J. 7. A. c..
March 10, 1871, 46-tf
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Two MEN SHOOT EACH OTHER DEAD
IN PIcKENs.--Andersou Loopcr, (son OF
Jere Loopcr,) acting as assistant iu the
U. S. Internal Revenue service, last Fri:
day night, was about to arrest man
named Young and seize his wagon and
team with small quantity Of whisley,
at New Pickens Court House; Young on
his approaching the wagon for that pur'
pose, drew pistol and fired at Looper
the ball entering his heart. Looper al
most instantaneously, as he was falling
fired his pistol at Young, the ball struck
the latter nearly in the same part Of the
body; both shots were fatal. We have
not heard how long either survived but
infer from the statements that both eX-
pired almost Immediately. Young was
in his wagon when Looper approached
him.-Grcca@Hc Enterprise.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, J
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
Columbia, March i, 1871. }

Gentlemen Of the House Of Representa-
tires:
I return to your honorable body, in
which it originated, the joint resolution
to appoint trustees for lhe DE La Howe
Free School, Abbcville County, without
my signature, for the following reasons :
Itproposcs to change the present board
of trustees, without any allegation OF
their incapacity, or ineflicicncy or mis-
appropriation OF the fluid entrusted to
their charge. On the contrary, it is
asserted by respectable citizens of Alb
beville County that they have managed,
satisfactorily and successfully, the 1inan-
ces Of the estate for more than thirty
years. A majority Of the trustees pro-
posed in the joint resolution now under
Consideration are persons of very little
experience in finance: and, while their
integrity or good intentions are not i'm
pugnch, ] regard it Of the highest i'm
iiortan<.e that sufficient guards should
be provided for the security of the fund
and its proper application to its be-
nevolent purposes. [ would therefore
saggcst that, in the formation of such 4
law, the proposed trustees should be
directed to give ample security for the
faithful performance Of their duties and
the funds entrusted to their care.
Rcgretting the necessity for my dis.
agreement with your honorable body,
lam, very respectfully,
ROBERT X. SCOTT,
Governor.
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Buy the. Best Fertilizers IL

q rr ~, ..r+ q
ya7E WOULD inform the people Of
w AbbeVille that we are the, Agents
for the sale of the well-known ETIWAN
GUANOS, and are prepared 10 furnish
them Oh most favorable terms. we. will
receive cotton in payment for fertilizers
ding" This is allowing two cents per
pound over the present market value Of
cotton. We respectfully ask all planters
who intend using Fertilizersthis year,
to confer with US before purchasing as,
we are satisfied we eau convince them
thatit will be to their interest to invest
in the Etiwan Guanos.:
We publish below few certificates
in attestation Of the virtue Of the Etiwan
as q first class Fertilizer. We have se-
lected the certificates of men who arc
best known in this section Of country.
Their names ar sufficient guarantee OF
their reliability. Read and be enlight-
cned. -.