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TIE WEATHER AND CRops.-During 9
the past week tho weather continues
dry, with cool nights, and a hot mid.
day sun. The cotton in some sec.
tiors, has been attacked with rust,
and has been shedding it's fruit, whilst
the caterpillar has been doing somc
damage. The prospects Of largo
crop arc not so promising as few
weeks since.
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A CASE FOR THE DocToRs.-Miss
Anna Ligon, a young lady Of the
neighborhood of Lebanon Church
when quite a Child and moro thar
twenty-five ago, ran two dogwooc
splinters:in the lower part of her foot
which remained concealed and gave
no pain until recently, when inhama
ton and suppuration supervened, ane
tho splintcrs were discharged from
tho upper part of the foot. They
had remained buried in the flesh more
than twenty-five years, without pain
and were then thrown out. Why th'
lcng delay and the final rcsult7 LIE
the doctors answer.
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THE ELECTION IN MAINg.-The
election in Maine comes off on the
9th inst, and both parties are pres
sing tho campaign very vigoroypsly "
The Administration arc sending the
best speakers, and it is said, are using
the public money as literally as i'll
North Carolina. The Liberals and
Democrats with Trumbull and Banks,
and other prominent men at their
head have been eanvassing the State
very thoroughly, and have aroused
much enthusiasm. AS the Rcpubli
cans carried tie State in 1868, by d
majority of 10000, the Liberals and
Democrats can scarcely hopo fol-
more than q reduction of the Repub
Iican majorities.
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New Advertisements.

We, direct attention to the following
new advertisements:
Town Council Election-J F G On
Pre-.
Notice of Dissolution-L W Sd A
P Jordan.
A Card-L " Jordan.
Notice to Tax-Payers-T B Mil
ford.
Assignee's Sale-Robt. McCra
ven, Administrator
Final Settlement-Robt McCra'
ven.
Due West Female College,
Bonner, President.
Chatsworth Female College
Baltimore, Md.
Masonic-Jno F Osborne, Secre'
tary.
1000 Yards Of Woolen Home,
spun Wanted-White Brothers.
Gentlemen!-Atten to all y
White Brothers.
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h4g- The Board of County Con

H@- The Board of County Com
missioners have been in session
here since yesterday morning ex-
amining and approving accounts
against the County. The indebted
ness we learn, is large, and will
exceed the amount of the tax
receipts of the next collection, by
some $4,000. This will be indie
pendent of the receipts in behalf OF
the New Court House.
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CONVENTION OF THE FOURTH Coz
aREssIoNAL DIsTR1cT.-The Demo
cratic convention for this Distric'
will assemble in Columbia on the 9tf
September, for the purpose Of nomi
mating a candidate for Congress
The District has wlito majority.
and with proper effort, can elect .theil
candidate for Congress. The DIS.
trict has white majority, and with
proper effort, can elect their candi'
date over Wallace the Republican
candidate. Tho Importance Of q
proper selection, and a united sup
port Of, the nominee grows out OF the
fact that it lis the only District in
which there is a chance OF electing o
Democratic Candidate; the Repub
lean candidates in the First and Sec
ond Districts and for the State a.
large being certain of election and
also most probable in the Third Dis
trjct. The Democratic member elect
would be the sole representative oi
the white population of tho statc-a
position which may well excite the
ambition of any aspiring citizen.
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Gentlemen

TDUY your Shirts in the Fall of tile
ED year, and then the next Summer
they will not be too heavy for your COM
fort.
Have them made. to order and then
you are sure of getting q well fitting
garment.
Nothing contributes more to the gen
teel appearance Of man than 8 nice
fitting shirt, and it is almost impossible
to get q perfect fit when it is made at
Mr.. T.. w. WHITE will leave for
NEW YORK in a few days, and will
carefully attend to any orders for shirts
entrusted to him.
Call at the Store Of WHITE BROTH
ERS and have your measure, taken, and
thereby secure q perfect fit. You can
get any style you wish, and plaits OF any
width, and made for studs, eyeletsy OF
buttons in bosom.
The shirts are made of the very best
New York Mills Long Cloth, and the
best quality of Linen in bosom and on
their cuffs, and will last eighteen
months constant wearing.
Satisfaction guaranteed in fit, style
and quality. We have furnished shirts
to several gentlemen and have invaria-
bly, given satisfaction, Try them once,
and you will always buy them.
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New CoTToN.-A bale of now cot
ton was brought to town on Saturday
last, by Mr.. Jno. Hamiltod, and sole
to Quarlcs, Perrin & Co. at III cents
On Monday last, o bale of now
cotton was brought in by Mr.. Edward
Parker, and sold to Trowbridge 4
Co. at 17a cents.
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RErURSED.-Our young friend,
Joel S. Perrin, Esq, has just re-
turned from a pleasure trip to
Richmond, the Virginia Springs,
and other notable places, and
brings cheerful reports Of the
Presidential campaign, and the
prospects. Of success for Greeley
and Brown, GAS goes Pennsyl-
vania, so goes the election" and
the Keystone State is confidently re-
lied upon to give a rousing vote for
the farmer Of Chappaqua.
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SOUTHERN CULTIvAToR.-Mr. W.
L. Jones, long editor Of this excellent
journal, has now become sole propri'
etor, and will give his undivided time
to the paper. 1t is ono Of our best
papers, and promises various i'm
provcmcnts under the new regime.
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CLATswoRTu FEMALE INSTITUTE,
Baltimore, Maryland, will reopen 10th
September next. The course of study
is extensive and thorough, and. tho
instructors have much experience in
the instruction of youth. See adver-
tiscmcnt.
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Due WEST FINALE CoLLEaE.--Thc
|ncxt Session of this popular Institu-
tion will open on the 7th September,
next. The Institution is ono of the
best in tho Southern country, and
merits general patronage. See ad-
vcrtiscment in another column.
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Prof Blaltes Lecture at Greenwood on
the Sunbeam"

Editor A5beviRc Press and Banner
It has rarely been my privilege to
enjoy such a treat, as that afforded
on tho evening of the Both, by the
Lecture of Prof. J. r. Blake, of Da-
wilson College, North Carolina. DR..
E. r. Calhoun, in introducing him to
the audience, said that he was glad to
announce the presence Of one whom
VIC were proud to claim IS Of us, who
was born in our midst, and though so
long absent. it was only to gathor
the full reward Of his merit, and to
bless others by the dissemination of
those truths, with which he had rem
dered himself so familiar. Now that
he was with us again for o short
ime, VIC had assembled, to receive at
his hands, q contribution in our be-
half.
Prof. Blake, rising, acknowledged
the compliment in an elegant aud
feeling manner; and, proceeding to
the duty of the hour. said that he
had chosen for discussion, he subject
Of Light" The inquiry "What is
Light?" would exhaust the timo al
lotted to him, were he to consider the
different theories advanced on the
subject; and, after review of the
whole, the question wonld still arise,
"What is Light?" He desired to
treat the subject in practical view
BY reference to the subject Of light,
and its effects, as exhibited in the
sun beam. We would not attempt
even a meagre outline of The lecture,
whi III was SO full Of instruction,
force, and elegance. We could give
no idea of the beauty, the power and
grandeur possessed By the gentle,
genial sunbeam, regarded as tie en-
ergizing and controlling agency OF
the universe,-on th, one hand, devol-
oping and giving beauty to the
blushing rose, or imparting lif0 and
vigor to the most delicate germ, by
it's genial warmth on the other hand,
blasting with it's scorching ray, or
cvoking the ferco spirit of the storm.
The Lecturer said it might, in one
sense, be called the Recording Angel
of God. Few of us who wero pres
ent will be able to effacc the impress
sion, SO indellibly made npon our
minds, that we live in Photographic
gallery, where every word and act OF
ours is impressed on the objects
around us, by this recording angel of
light invisible, it is true, for the
present, just as the image, impressed
upon the Daguerreau's plate, is invisi-
bic, till it has been subjected to the
chemists art, but only awaits the
pleasure and skill of the Divine Art
ist to open the book of nature, which
will reveal to us, in perfect delinea-
ton, every word and act we have said
and done. What a picture! Who
could behold it! How wonderful is
the sunbeam! Prof. Blake's style is
pure, his cnunciation distinct, and his
illustrations are pointed and ;orcible.
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OFFICIAL
The State of South Carolina,

Inc State OF nouLh CaI0liAaye
~ EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.. e
COLUMBIA, August l7th, lSlg.
I'm pursuance of Section three OF
Ill an Act of the General Assembly,
approved March 1, 1870, entitled eA,i
Act providing for the general elections.
and the. manner Of Conducting tIl4
same, !" LIDO hereby appoint the fotiowE
ing as Commissioners Of Election tos
their respective counties:
Abbeville-J. Hallinsfead, Alcxali-
der Bowie, George Nichols.
Aillen-C. D. Hayne, Charles Eds
mondston, Samuel Spencer. y; s.isi
Anderson-Jnhn II. Cochran, Thomss
J. Webb, Samuel johnson. 5
Beaufort-R. III. Gleares, w. j. yEVir-
dier, T., J. Ravcnah.
Barnweil-W. Al. Nerlend;s W. j..
Nixon, D.. w. Middleton IS s e
Charleston-4ym. Rolifn, e. P. Wall,
Geo. j. Cunningham. ~ ;.tt;.-,,..
Chester-Dayid Hemphill, John i.
wsit' ess's!slasid@k ashn allE. j. Donaldson, + 1.
Weston, &. w. Brewer. fls & SCI
Clarenden-E e. Dickson, III. Il. Ben
bow, Cyfax Middleton,
CoIleton-G George r. Mcintyre, James
Maxwell, J. J. Klein.
. Darlinston-Jonathan Wright, 2. {.
Fludd, John LunDey.
Edgefeld-D. l.. Turuer, David Har-
ris, John FL. McDevitt. a -
eld-Henry Jacobs, Sterling
Martin, Pleasant. Adams. =. 3:
Georgetown-Hcnry F. Hcrriott,
James Murrell, E. G. Rainey. -
Greenville-Cbarles Hopkins, Joshua
Priest, VIM. Lendernan. az
Henry Jones.
Kefshaw-J IF. Sutherland, "A. Rey-
noids, Frank Carter -
Lancaster-Wm. McKenna, John q,
Cousart, Robert McLain.
Laurens-Joseph Crews, y. P. ]. Ow-
ens, John Evans.
Lexington-Charies Hutto, GeorgeW
Wingwood, James Rawl.
Marion-C. Smith, r. yampill, B. Fl.
Williams.
NIarlboro-C. T. stubbs, ]. L. Easter.
ling, Daniel c. Odom.
Newberry-H. B. Scott, Jesse smith,
William Summer.
Oconee-L. B. johnson, Johnson
Wright, Charles Jennins.
Orangeburg-T. 4. Sasportas, George
Boliver, James P. Mays.
Pickens-Jeremiah Looper, Dock
Owens, A. NJ. Folger.
Richland-A. L. Solomon, Cesar
Lowndes, Esop Goodson.
Spartamburg-G. A. Settler, Bassett
Weaver, r. +. Bates. =
Sumter-William E. Johnson, Benja-
min Lawson, J. n. Corbett'
Union-H. II. D.. Byron, n. G. Long.
H. n. Duncan.
Williamsburg-M, J. Hirsch, W. w.
Ward, James Peterson.
York;. l.. Watson, John Martin,
James K. Wagner. a.n
ROBERT X. SCOTT,
August 2S, 1872, 20 Governor.
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DENTAT NoT1cE.-Dr. John S.
Thompson, the well-known Sur
geon Dentist Of ovr town, is again
at his post, and is prepared to re-
ceive visit from his friends and
patrons. Office in rooms above Lee
& Parker's store.
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REMOVED. Mr.. Vim. II. Nc

REMOVED. Mr.. VIM. II. Nc.
Coy, and his sisters, Mrs. Duncan
and two children, and Miss Molly
Mccoy, left our town on Thursday
last, for Alabama, where the ladies
propose residing permanently
Mr.. Mccoy will return for the pur.
pose of settling up his business
here, after which, we learn, he de-
signs locating in Memphis. We
regret to lose them from the society
of Abbeville, and extend to them
our best wishes for a pleasant fl-
ture in their Western home.
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COMMISSIONERS OF ELECTION
The Governor has made the follow.
ing appointments for Commission
ers of Election in Abbeville Coun-
ty: Messrs. J. Hollinshead, SAM
Jones, George Nichols. The
Board met on yesterday and organ.
iscd, with Hon. j. Holiinshead as
Chairman.
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CANcEH CuRE.-A correspondent

CANCEL CURE.-A correspondent
writing from Pittsburg, Pa, who
signs himself Charles Yardley, says
that he was cured in six weeks, by
drinking wild tea, and putting the
fairgrounds as popltice to the. can.
cor. Those of tho afflicted, who
have faith in the rcracdy may try it,
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DIssoLUTIoN.-Wc direct attention
to the announcement Of the dissolu-
ton of the firm Of the Jordan Broth
ers at Greenwood also to the card
announcing that the business will be
carried on at the old stand by Z. "
Jordan. lie is we'll known in that
community as q gentlemen of char
acter and business capacity, and needs
no comme endation to public patronage.
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Sn1RTs.-Those wanting tho best
styles of neatly fitting shirts, will
read tho advertisement Of White
Brothers, and call and have their
measure taken. Those having woolcn
homcspun for sale, will also call on
these gentlemen.
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H@- The Republicans met in
the School House on Monday night
last and made the following nom
nations for Town Council:
For Intendant-L. D. Bowie.
For Wardens-T. NJ. Christian,
Mortimer Sanders, Thos. Dcrricott.
Isaac Kennedy.
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eT Capt. R. F. McCaslan has
sold his house and lot in Ninety
Six to Mr.. F. NJ. Pope. We learn
that the Captain will find a home
elsewhere.
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Coon CorToN PlcKING.-Tho fol-
lowing is q record Of days work in
cotton picking, by the hands of Mr..
CIV. Cowan, of our District, on the
29th August. which is hard to beat :
Herbert picked 23S pounds, Oliver
22O, Nat 119, Rachel 200, Della 1876,
Lucinda III, Henry (l1 years. 90,
Jack Go ycars) lO4, S. E. c. col
amounting to 1912 pounds.
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TIE RURAL CARoLINIAN. We
have received the September num-
Der of this valuable agricultural
journal, with its usual choice va
ricty.
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NHUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given
that a FINAL SETTLEMENT
will be made at Abbeville G.. H., OIL
WEDNESDAY, the 4th DECEMBER
next, of the assigned property of B. f,
Gilbert, which has come into my hands
as Administrator Gf VIM. NJ. Rogers,
decd, Assignee.
ROBT. McCRAVEN,
Administrator.
Sept. 9, 1872, Cliff
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Action of the State Democratic Exec
utiVe Committee.

Bv reference to the resolutions
adopted by the State Democratic
Executive Committee, at their re-
cent mecting.in Columbia, it will
be seen that they deem it unwise to
nominate a State ticket, and decline
to call a convention of the people
for that purpose; and whilst placing
upon record their condemnation OF
. the corruption and robbery that
have pervaded every department OF
the State Republican Administra-
ton, call upon the party to redeem
their pledges Of honest and econom-
ical government, without indicating
their preference between the two
wings into which it is now divided
And for the purpose of welding
the party strength n,ost efectually,
they direct the speedy appointment
of County Chairmen, who shall act
as they may deem most advisable,
to secure the largest measure of TO-
cal and Legislative reform.
This action of the Committee,
we think, will commend itself to
the cordial appreciation of the peo-
pie of the State, as eminently wise
and proper. To have done other
wise, and nominated a State ticket,
would have healed at once the Re-
publican feud, brought both wings
together, and provoked a strict
party fight, which could only have
ended in a. disastrous defeat Of the;
Democratic State ticket, whilst it
would have hazarded every hope Of
legislatiye and county reform. As
it is, the Democracy reserve their.
strength, and hold themselves aloof,.
from the contest which is being.
waged between the two wings OF
the Republican party, being free to
support that which shall show by
its acts, the desire to fulfill its
pledges of entire and thorough re-
form. TO choose between them, is,
indeed, a choice of evils, but we
have no other alternative, and to
secure better legislative and county
officers, it will be.necessary to ma ke
that choice which the progress of
events shall indicate.
One Of our contemporaries, the
,Rhenix, urges that we make a
Presidential canvass under the BAN
ner of Liberal Republicanism, let
ting go, now and forever, our Dem
ocratic principles, and Democratic
organization. But why drop our
name and organization, and thus
sacrifice more than is demanded OF
the party in other States? Simply
to conciliate the blacks, who are
not satisfied with the pas. record OF
the party, and cannot be persuaded
to unite with Democrats co nomu1e.
But will a change of name apd or
ganization effect a union, and bring
them over to the white mans par
ty? 1t is idle 10 hope for it, and
every days experience shows the
folly of attempting any such device.
If we were TO go into the Presiden-
hal canvass, lot US go as the party
has gone elsewhere, still mindful of
:its traditions, and preserving it's
organization, but uniting, for the
time being, with that wing of the
Republican party, which promises
the largest measure Of reform.
CONVENTION OF THE FOURTH Coz
eREssIoNAL DIsTR1cT-The Demo.
cratic convention for this District
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Election fol. Town Council.

il 8 8 4, q gis.s s. isfJ
THE citizens Of Ab5esille viii take B
notice that an election for the
new Town Council. will be- held con
the;9th Of September, proxi9o.
An.IntendanK and four Fafdens
are to be elected.
Z By order Of the Council, sss,,ssE,
j. r. G. DUPRE.
Intcndant.
Il. D. BOWIE, Clerk.
Aug IA, 1872, 20-2t
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Wednesday, Sept. 4, 1872.

TERMS. Three dollars q year, in I'd
ssnce. =.
No subscriptions taken for shorter
Nme than six months.
Transien: advertisements are charged
for at the rate or ONE DOLLAR per inch
space for the first insertion, and FIF1
CENTS for each subsequent insertion.
A liberal deduction from the above
rates is made to persons advertising 10y
the quarter or by the year.
ass. All obituary notices and tributes
of respect are charged for ct the usual
rates Of advertising.
Our Agents in Charleston,
The advertising agency of Messrs
WALKER, EVANS Il COGSWELL
represented by ROSWELL T. LOGAN
Esq, is the only authorized agency 1ol
this paper in Charleston.
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DENrAL.--Dr J, w. Gurlo5, Sur
geon-Dentist, may De found during
the present week, in rooms above the
Bank.
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Chatsworth Female Institute
No. 1SS Franklin Institute,
BALTIMORE. MD.

MMISS A. e. HASSON, Principal,
I'VE MRS. G.. e. ENGELBRECHT,
formerly of Belle Haven Institute, Co.
lumbia, S. CO. Vice-Principal.
This school will reopen SEPTEM-
BIER 16. The building end grounds are
spacious, location high aud healthy,
course of study extensive, and instruc-
ton thorough.
Both the Principal and Vice-Principal
have had much experience in educating
and training the young. The entire cX-
including English tuition, one other
language and Vocal Music, $3.50. Music,
Languages and other extras moderate.
For circulars address the Principal.
Sept. >, 1872, 2l-11t
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Managers Of Town Election.

VIIE following persons arc appoint
/ cd Managers Of tho election for
Town Officers, to be held on the 9th
of September irst. A. NJ. Hill, Jas.
Bryant and William McCaw.
Polls will be opened at 6 o'clock, a.
m. in Lawson's Hall, and closed at
6 o'clock p. m.
J. T. c. DUpRE,
IutcndaGt.
L. D. BOWIE, Clerk.
Aug. %, 1872, 2l-tf
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Abbeville Agricultural Soci-
ETY..

A MEETING of tho BOARD OF
IA DIRECTORS of the ApoeV!,.e
Agricultural Society, will be nS helo ~ me
EVENING. I'd SEPTEMBER, at 8
%, m. By order of President Bradley,
WM. H. PARKER,
Secretary.
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Notice.

YHyHE Copartnership heretofore exis.
b ting under the name and style Of
JORDAN BROTHERS., is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. The books
of the old concern are in the hands OF
L. w. JORDAN, who is authorized, to
close them. All persons indebted are
earnestly requested, TO come forward and
settle at once. as the books must be
closed.
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Sept. 8, 1872, Gilt
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White Brothers.

Sept. 4, 1872, 21-tf
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LONG CLOTHS.

Aug. 90, 1872, COLT
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T. B. MILFORD,
County Auditor.
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Mr.. GREELEY, by some unac-
countable blunder seems to
have deliv cred his Southern
speech at Plttsburg. He not
only set himself right on that
little secession business, but
he made a savage onslaught
upon the recent Soldiers and
Sailors Convention. He re-
covered himself far enough to
remem Der where he was in the
end, however, and he remind
ed Pittsburg with tears in his
voice, how devoted he had
been to the interests OF Pitts
burgh in the matter of P:o
tectlve Tariff. This complete
Iy dlsgusted the Democrats
the only class of listeners not
already outraged and insulted,
by this expert handler of edged
tools.-Ohto State Journal.
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Business Notice.

AND now comes y. L. Gun
ming, having removed from the
old corner and fitted up the
room next door to Gilman,
Ward & Co.'s and asks for a
share of the public patronage.
His store-room is bright, clean
and cheerful, and his stock Of
drugs, paints, oils, perfumeries,
notions, fancy toilet goods. full
and fresh. He also keeps a
full stock OF school and other
books, stationery, chromos, al
buns, and portmaniaes. He will
sell at the very lowest figures
that such goods can be afford
ed, and requests his friends and
the public generally to give
him a call at his new store.
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Grant in the Northwest.

The Cincinnati Gazette says:
"a trustworthy gentleman fur
nishes US with the result of a
careful canvass by school dis
tricts in the counties of Logan,
Harding and Auglalze. In Lo-
gan county Ga Republicans
have gone over to Greeley, and
229 Democrats will vote for
Grant. In Auglaize county,
521 Democrats declare that
they will not vote at all, and
217 have declared for Grant;
II Republicans are for Gree
ley. In Harding county the
Republican majority will be
increased over that of last year
by 484 votes.