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THE POLITICAL SITUATIoN.-Sena-
ter Doolittle of Wisconsin, in recent
letter says: "In my opinion tho present
party holds power simply because those
who are opposed to it do not act to-
gethcr. Three million Democratic vo-
ters are opposed to it, and, as I believe,
nearly one million Republicans are op-
posed to it. Can the four million unite
and vote together? If they can, they
will have majority of five hundred
thousand. If they cannot, they must
fail.
"How can this union in political ac-
ton be effected? 1t cannot by coali'
ton OF leaders to obtain Office and pow
er. There must be a union of masses
upon the common principles, and tc
effect O common and great patriotic pur'
posc.n &c.. ...' ..s..
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/. THE RAILROAD SPIRIT is still III
full blast in the lower part Of our
District, as wo find from conference
with some ofits leading citizens. Tho
friends Of the Greenwood & Augusta
Road are anxiously awaiting dcvcl
opponents in the Legislature respcc,
ting their charter, and enterprising
citizens above the line Of that route
arc mooting tho old Savannah S'rallcy
Road to Anderson. 1t is a route
which involves inits completion the
best interests of our District, and if
its benefits were fairly presented to
the people along the route, it would
likely command an ample snbScrip.
ton oftland AID labor. The route
makes common cause with the Green
wood road to Dorns Mine, and pre-,
Isents no conflicting interest. The
road will one day be built-the soon.
or the better. "., '..." T''a'.,.. ~ F. ~
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At meeting of Stockholders of the
above Company, held on lst inst, on
motion, DR.. Z. r. Calhoun was called
to the Chair and A. NJ. Aiken requested
to act as Secretary; E' - . ;.
The Chairman explained the object OF
the meeting to be for permanent organ
ization, and for election of Officers.
Sufficient Stock having been paid in to
secure suitable grounds and enclosure.
The following officers were then Cleo
ted to serve for ensuing year, viz:
A. NJ. AIKEN, President.
- E. R. CALHOUN, Vice President.
G. A. c.. WALLER, Sec. and Treas.
D1REc1Sns: :.
JAS. BAILEY, j. d. CREsSWELL, ;,
]. r. TARRANT, G.. G. WALLER,
BENNETT REYNOLDS, w. II. BAILEY,
D. w. AIKEN, G. NJ. SMITH.
On motion, the President was author.
lied to ''lct out" the contract for per-
manent enclosure, and to have the
grounds laid out with suitable lots and
walks, and to give notice of Appl:ca-
ton for Charter for the Company.
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+ OUR CoURT.-Our Court week here on
next Monday week.. being the third
Monday. The following is the list O.
Jurors: ,-s.. yaG y".@. ..-' -. ..'at-
Grand Jurors drawn Feb. 5th, 1872
w. P. Devlin, David McClain, W
James Lomax, J. W. Thompkins, W
A. Giles, Peter McIlwain, Jack KclIar
Winnie Arnold, Sam.J. Hester. James
NJ. Carwilo, A. NJ. Aiken, Alexander
Bowie, Jefferson Freeman, James r
Latimcr, James Barmore, James Clink
scales, W. Il. Branch, Hiram Cromer
[ Petit Jurors Drawn Feb. 9Th, 1872:
/ w. Z. Headrght, J.. D., ,Fooshee
Coleman Pettigrcw, Jas. n. Cochran,
Alfred Cochran, Benjamin McClain
Oliver Kennedy, James Crawford
Peter Williams, Richard Arnold, J
lW. Irwin, Samuel Lomax, Stanmore
B. Brooks. Jr., Jas. Cochran. J. N
Vance, Richard Enright, David Clenk
scales, ". A. Lcmbecker, B. F. Scott
Ben. Hughes, Alfred Graves, Geo. W
Cowan, T. c. Scales, James Anderson
Augustus Frazier, r. A.. Griffin, J. W
Huckabee, J. E. Brownlee, JAS. Berry
Kay, James N. Latimer, ST., Lewis
Gouldsby, James Silks, Alex. Burt
Charles Bell, Wclles Bacon, Martin G.
Austin.
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SALE DAY.-There was very large
attendance of our fcllow-citizcns OF
Monday last, and our Public Square pre-
sented very busy, bustling appearance
The only public sales, were by thf
Sheriff, of lands of the estate Of J. w
Blaine, sold under order Of the Court O.
Probatc-tract of 240 acres, to FishesSS
Ellis for 81, ,005. 5.00-and tract of 320 acre:
to w. P. & NJ. 3. McGec for $4,000.
Also of the following personal proper
ty of Robert Palmer & Henry Hutchi
ison, sold under agricultural lien-'
blind mule fer $3.50, and COW and heif
er for $500.
Aiessrs. Kaphan g. Sklarz disposed a
public ioutcry of a portion of their stool
saved from the late fire, ut fair prices.
In spite of the loss of so many of th'
groceries, there seemed to be no lack o
the lobe joyful" and towards evening
we saw goodly number like Tan
IO'Shanter, "o'er all the ills of life vic
torious." -. ~, ..... IL. . ..
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REVISION OF THE STATUTE LAW
We arc indebted to Senator Hollinshcad
for copy of valuable work, ''rhe Re-
port of Commissioners on the Revision
and Consolidation of the Statute Laws
of the State" which has been submitted
to tho present session of the Legislature.
The Report is complete compilation OF
all the Statute Laws of the State, ar
ranged under appropriate titles, chap
ters and sections, with head-notcs cx-
pressive of the matter contained therein,
Eapd side-notes referring tothe original
text, and the judicial decisions there
upon. 1t has been compiled apparently
with great care and accuracy, and is a
work valuable alike to the lawyer and
the citizen .....- . ...r.r
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DEATH OF Col. SAMUEL DONALD
Abbeville has lost one OF its best citizens
in the death of Col. Samuel Donald, who
died at his residence in Donaldsville, a,
II o'clock on Friday night, the Goth ult
He had been stricken with paralysis Of
tho left side on the Wednesday morning
previous, which becoming general, de-
prived him of the power of speech, and
produced state of Inconsistencies in
which he continued until his DEATH
Col. Donald had been depot agent of the
Greenville q Columbia Railroad fol
many years was member of the Board
of Trustees Of Erskine College; an elder
in the Presbyterian church; the founder
of Donaldsville; long asuccessful and res.
pected merchant; and in oil the rela-
tions Of life commanded universal love
and esteem. A man of high character
a public spirited citizen; a liberal and
conscientious christian, he leaves large
tcircle Of friends and acluaintances to de,
plore his loss. L.. aGa a.,.a aw.. DO.
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FIRE ORGANIzAT1oN.-By reference
to the proceedings in another column it
will be seen that the ball has been put
in motion, and that Abbeville is to have
q fire company fully organized and
equipped. Active and efficient officers
have been elected-men Of coolness,
Judgment and discretion-and finan-
cial committee appointed, with Col.
Miller at it's head, to raise the "sinews
of war;. An appropriation Of $500 from
the Town Council would be money well
expended, and would receive the sane
'tion, we think, Of all of our people: 7"
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TOWN MEETING.

The citizens Of the town Of Abbeville
held meeting on the 1st of February
1872, in Lawsows Hall, for the purpose
of perfecting some kind of organization
for the protection of property in times O
fire.
Quite q large number of citizens os.
sen,bled, and on motion of Mr.. Il. P.
Quarles, Rev. Edward r. Miles was
called to the Chair. e.. ,. ,.,4-f.,..-.
On motion of Capt. z. L. Parker that
the Chair appoint Secretary for the
meeting, Mr.. L. w. White was appoint.
ed Secretary. ...t ..- az, -, ~.
The Chairman explained the object Of
the meeting in brief address, and for
chilly urged the necessity for organiza.
ton, so that property might be the more
effectually protected in case of fire. A
constitution was adopted, after which
the names of the members present were
enrolled. ... -.-..
The name chosen for the organization
is, the Hook and Ladder Company o.
Abbcville. The next business in order
was the election of officers.
On motion, the Chair appointed 6
committee of five to nominate officers
The following nominations were made
and were. unanimously sustained:
For Captain-Wm. H. Parker.
1st Foreman-John Enright.
Cd Foreman-J Townes Robertson.
Sd Foreman-Thos. g. Seals. ....
Secretary and Treasurer-W. w
Vance.
On motion of w. S.. Mccoy, a com
mittee of three was appointed by The
Chair to raise funds for procuring the
necessary implements and appurte
nances. ,. ... ,..
1t was agreed that meetings of th'
Company should be monthly, the TIM
of meeting the last Friday evening o
each month, and the place, lawson
Hall, until otherwise ordered.
On motion of Capt. E. L. Parker, /
was agreed that notice of this meeting
should be published in the ALbevill
papers.
E. r. MILES,
Chairman.
T, w WHITE. Secpetary.
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.CosopEss1os.1 Appoar1oSmENr.-

CoNapEss1oNAL APpoRT1oEMENT.-
The Apportionment bill introduced
intothe House by Mr.. Yocum, so di-
vides the State as to give the blacks
majority in every District, though
the whites have a majority in ten
Counties, and form two-ffths of the
entire population.
The first District is composed o
Georgetown, Williamsburg, Horny
Marion, Marlboro, Chesterfield, Oar
!ington, Clarendon, with a population
Of 53,21l white, and 1887 colored.
The second District of Charleston
Colleton, Orangeburg, with a popu
lation of 1882 white, sS, Psi colored
The third District Of Richland
Fairfield, Newberry, Laurcns, Andvr
son, Pickcns, Oconec. Abbeville, with
o population of 72,206, white, $780,
colored.
The fourth of Sumter, Kershaw
Lancaster, Chester, York, Union
Spartanburg, Greenville, with o pop
ulat:on of II. 049 white, and s2,43;
colored.
The fifth of Beaufort, Barnwell
Edgefeld, Aiken and Lexington, will
n population of 44,379 white, aut
S1,149 colored.
The effect of this gorSesndering il
to deprive the whites of al vcicc il
elccting members Of Congress from
this State.
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To OUR PATRoNs.-According to Gu.
tom we make our annual appeal to al
OF our patrons who are indebted to u:
by subscription or advertising, that they
make payment at an early day. Saleday
in January will be very suitable time
and We would be glad to receive visit
from our friends. Ourexpenditures nee
essarily .ilfvolre a heavy cash outlay
and the money from our patrons never
comes a moment too soon. We trust then
that they wiilrespond with their accus'
toned liberality, and enable US to go on
our way rejoicing. - -.-...
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THE PHOENIX AND ITS ED1ToR.-C

THE PHOENIX AND ITS EDIToR.-On
yesterday we had the pleasure of meet
ing here our friend and former; towns
man VIM. Fl. McGaw, Esq, who pays
a flying visit to Abbeville. Our friend
is now editor in chief of the Columbia
Phcniz, having been called to succeed
Col. Thomas, the late editor. We are
sure that he will worthily sustain the
reputation of the paper, as a staunch de-
fender Of the right, and the unfinching
foe of corruption: in high places. He
wields ready and vigorous pen and
will do good service rs an Independent
journalist at the Capital. Our best wish
cs attend the Phenir and its editor.
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PROFESSIONAL CARD.-We direct at
tention to the card of DR.. Templeton, a
physician we'll known to our people,
who offers his professional services to
the people of the village and county
DR.. Templeton for many years enjoyed
q large and lucrative practice at Green
wood, and is a physician of more than
ordinary attainments and experience
He needs no commcndation to the favor
and patronage of our people.
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SEVERE WEATnER.-Since our last
issue we have had a continuance OF
the severe wintry weather, which
has been unprecedented in the mem-
ory of 'the oldest Inhabitants" both
in length and severity. On Friday
night wo had a heavy fall Of sleet,
and Saturday, and Sunday, trees and
hillsides, and housetops, were cover
ed with an icy mantle. Monday was
.sunshiny with the only draw backs,
in the way of muddy, sloppy loads
and streets A heavy fall of rain
yesterday, promises change to mild
er weather.
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Lo! THE Poor INDIAN!-Several Ca
tawba Indians-rather poor specimens
by the way. of the aboriginal "rcd men
of the forest''-made their appearance on
our streets on Friday and Saturday OF
tho past week. They entertained the
crowd and earned few pennies for
themselves by shooting at coin.
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SALE OF THE UNION AND SPARTAN.
BURG r. RIA lcorrespond ent of the
Phenir, writing from Union c. H., says
Of the sale of this Road on Monday last
.iTbe road was first bid in by the State
at Ss10, 900; but the terms not being com.
piled with, sit was re-sold, and bid in
again BY the State,,f:a SAC, 900. The
terms not being complied with again, 1t
was putiup the third time, and bid in by
Gen. Worthington, at S450, ,0OO."
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+ THE ALsroN IIousE.-Wc direct at
tention the advertisement Of this House
which Is now kept by the Misses Cater.
The best of fare will be furnished at
reasonable rates. TO the travelling pub
lie we take pleasure in commencing the
House as one worthy Of their patronage.
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PERsoSA1.-We had the pleasure

PERsoNAL.-We had the pleasure or
yesterday of meeting in our office Mr.
Porter, agent of the Charleston Ne'rs
who visits our town in the interest of his
paper. The NeDs is one of the best Of
the city dailies-a liberal and enterpris'
ing journal and we commend 1t and it,
agent, Mr.. P. to the favor and patronage
of our people. III ,.t. ..'a
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LUNATIC ASYLUM-LETTER OF DR..
ENsoR.-Dr. Ensor, the official Supcrin-
tcndent of the State Lunatic Asylum,
publishes letter in the Columbia Union,
in which lie urges the necessity of making
the annual appropriation of S5o,oOO for
the support OF that institution. At that
sum the cost of maintenance is much
less than of similar institutions of the
country. With S00l patients at an an
nual cost of $2l2 each, which is the cost
of maintenance fixed by the State, the
total cost of the institution would be
$63, 900, but elsewhere the cost of each
patient rises from $50 to $50 per month,
which, at the lowest figures, would swell
the total cost to $4,000. He says:
"From the last report of the Superin-
tendent of the Indiana hospital for the
insane, I find the following statement:
From carefully compiled table now be-
fore me, embracing twenty-one promi-
nent State institutions, Hospitals and
Asylums for the insane in the United
States, I find that the average cost per
capita for the maintenance of the insane
exclusive of clothing and salaries, is two
hundred and twenty-five dollars and
forty-eight cents per annum."
He hence concludes that the appropEia-
ton asked, of $50, 900, is very moderate
one r... ..,
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A KIND WORD FOR %ABBEVnLE.

Our friend, Mr.. Thos. B.. Crews, of
the Laurensville Herald, in his editorial
of the Oath ultimo, thus speaks kind
word for Abbeville, and the sufferers by
the late fire. We all appreciate his re-
marks, which renew and bring afresh to
the memory pleasant recolfections of
the associations and friendships of
former years. When here his cordial
manners and warm heart had won for
him many friends, whose best wishes at
tend him. Success to the Herald and its
editor: ...' r.l..F...', r-..
" ABBEvILLE AGAIN IN ASHES J.
We publish elsewhere all account of a
most sad and destructive fire which oc-
CURED at Abbeville G. H., on the morn
ing of the 10Th inst. We sympathise
deeply with our friends and neighbors,
but especially with the chief sufferers,
nearly all of whom are our most intimate
friends. We yet feel strong tie to the
people of dear old Abbeville-a cord al
most as strong as nativity. Abbeville is
the old home of our adoption, where
still dwell many dear friends, and
where we spent the bright heyday of
our youth and more mature manhood,
around which cluster many fond memo
ries of past pleasures. Poor Abbeville
is unfortunate as to fire. We witnessed
there in 1858, q fire similarly destructive,
in which we had the melancholy salts
faction of lending our feeble aid to abate.
AS Fate willed it should be so, we regret
we were net present OH the late sad occa-
sion to have done likewise. But Able
vile is progrcssive-quick of rccupera-
ton, and we doubt not will soon rise,
ph9nix-lilSe, from her ashes, and as
pure metal, only shine the brighter
from the test of the tfire-king.n Il
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For THE WEsT.-We regret that Alb
bcvillc is about to sustain a loss in the re-
moval of DR.. j. M. Richmond one OF
its most eminent and successful practi-
tioners. He removes to St. Joseph's,
Missouri, one of the growing cities of
the West, and conte1nplates leaving
about the last of the month. Our best
wishes attend him. --.r. g.. -.@.g..
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Re- Messrs. Kaphan & Sklarz are Of
fering great bargains at the Dendy. Cor
ner. They are selling at % per cent.
below cost. Give them call.
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sA- The February number of the
Rural Carohnia,a has been issued. II
published by Walker, Evans & Cogs'
we'll, Charleston, S. c., ats2 per, annumr ~ /
The present number contains more than
the usual Illustrations There Is a sup
plement ulso-tho "HYando Almanac, u
for 1s72-which, in addition to matters
relative to this popular fertilizer, fur.
nishes complete almanac. .'' f'r-
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HI Messrs. Jas. G. Bailie & Bro.
of Augusta, Ga, advertise splendid
assortment of ,housefurnishing goods
which they are selling low for cash
They are merchants of established char.
acter, and we commend them to the pa
tronage of our friends. =,
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SAD. AecrDENT.-We regret TO an
nounee a sad accident, which inflicted :
painful wound upon Master Edward
the eldest son of VIM. H. Parker, Esq,
on Monday last. In crossing fenee s
with Aloaded shotgun, it was accident
ally discharged, and the contents passed
thfough his right hand seriously lacer-
atingt the tendons and breaking the bones.
The wound isa eerious and painful one.
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AURORA BoREAL1s.-A beautiful Au-
rora Borealis was to he seen in our North
Eastern sky on last Sunday night. The
cloudy condition of the sky somewhat
obscurcd its brilliancy.
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$19,519.OO

RENOVATION Monday last DR.. Ben
jamin Rhett and family moved into
town from the Norwood place, and he has
rented rooms at Mrs. Hughey's Hotel
Here he may be found by those desiring
his professional services. He is physi-
clan of experience and enlarged profes.
sional attainments, and will merit the
patronage ofour people. H.. ...
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Wednesday, Feb. z, 1879.

TERMs--Three dollars q year, in ad'
vance.
No subscriptions taken for q shorter
Nine than six months. 'a.
Transient advertisements are charged
eor at the rate OF ONE DOLLAR per inch
spece for the first insertion, and Fifty
CESTs for each subsequent insertion.
a. liberal deduction from the above
rates is made to persons advertising by
the quarter orby the year. - #
HJ. All obituary notices and tributes
of.respect are, charged for at the usuaI
rates of advertising. .#. ...
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rsA Our Charleston exchanges an
nounce the death of James II. Taylor, a
prominent merchant of that city from
appoplexy on last Saturday.
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In Probate Court.-Citation. ~
&IIHEREAs, WILLIAM. HOLT,
w has made suit to me, to grant
him Letters of Administration, of the
Estate and effects Of John Holt, decd
late of Abbevillc County. .e.t
These are therefore to cite and admon.
isll all and singular, the kindred and
Creditors Of the said JOHN HOLT
deceased, that they be and appear
before me, in the Court of Probate, to be
held at Abbeville G. H., OH the 18th
February next, after publication hereof
ut IL o'clock in the forenoon, to shew
cause, if any they have, why the said
administrator should not be granted
Given under my hand and seal, this
3lth day of January, in the year of oul
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
sevcnty-two, and in the nincty-fiftll
year of American Independence.
Published on the lst day of February
1872, in the Press and Banner.
e. W. GuFFIN,
Judge of Probate.
Jan. 81, 1872, 41-2t.
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p6r Those desiring pair Of fine
match ponies VIII heed the advertise
ment in another column.
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NT The communication of o. s. has
been received, and shall appear in oar
next.
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Assessment and Collection Of State
and County Taxes-Lsttsr from the
County Treasurer.
Editor A5beviNc Press and Banner:
Please publish the following State
ment of Taxes for Abbeville County for
the year 1871:
Amt Assessed State Purposes, $51 ,71600
:" Abated by State
&County Aud'r, $1,757.00
&" Collected to date, ,46, $500 a. "
s47,1seoO
I" Uncollected, ................. $4.5s0.00
Amount Assessed for County
purposes, So, $50. 90
Abated by State and ' "
County Auditor,...$ 227.0O
Collected to date, .5.977.0O
e.oO4Oo
Uncollccted, ed,................... $500
Capitation Tax, .................. 5.238.00
Abated by State and
County Auditor, 5 1000
Collected, ,............... 4,0O5.OO
" 4,175.OO
Uncollected, d,.................." S1,063.00
1t is proper to say that the above
amount of assessments does not include
the assessments upon the New Supple
ment, but the collections show the en-
tire amount that has been collected upon
both books. s
AS many are interested in the County
Funds, l would submit the following:
Whole amount Co. Taxes col, $40, 1850
Amt paid out as per 49,,
vouchers, .............$1S, 1900
Amt Treas. commits @.z +
sions GA per ct..... 1900 .
.'t ~ .'.3 $1o,51e.OO
Bal. due Treasurer, 81 90
! ..-.' s1o.5lo.Oo
Respectfully, 3.
IF. c. DuPRE.
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Greenwood Cemetery Company,

L. w. WHITE, SECRETARY.
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REWARDS.

XIOO ,HEwARD-LosT, GOLD WATCH. 30is,
open tacc Maheen, maKer Paris; Chain. Seal,
covee and Dogs Head; lost the Broadway be-
wee Fourteenth and Tive Streets Friday the
ISo December, 1871. Apply TO JERRY +. THOMAS 957
Ioadway