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ABBEv1LLE, March 6, 1872.


NEW YORK, March 4.-Cotton move
ments: Receipts from all ports for the
week $500 bales, against 77,o37 last
week. Sales 1,341 bales; uplands 22i !;
Orleans 225. Governments closed steady
South Caroiinas weak and declined &c.
Sales Of Futures to-day $1,000 bales, as
follows: March, 2l5, 2ai; April, % GIG,
2e5; May, 22i, 23s June, %, % SIG /;
July, lss,; August, 23,223s.
LIVERPOOL, March f. Evening"
Cotton opened steady. uplands lid /;
Orleans 11l@lls; sales $1,000 bales ;
speculation and export 5000.
!. AUGUSTA, March 4.-Cotton firm mid
ding 2lt; receipts 900 bales !: sales ATS.
CHARLESTON, March 4.-Cotton strong
middling 2ls@22s; net receipts 497 bales;
sales 400 bales stock 23,073.
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! The list of lands upon which the State
tax is unpaid takes up two and half
columns OF .he Edgetie!u Advertiser, and
one column OF lie Lexington Disp0tch
According to Neasle & Co: this Is an
other proof that the people can stand a
higher tax than that Of 1871 !-tsdryeston
NesVs. .. &C. ..,.
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Notice of Settlement and Final
Discharge.

= , 04oNhCSAOSs
EDuBLIC NOTICE is hereby given
H that on Friday, the Goth March next,
a final settlement Of the estate of Nancy
Leslie, deceased, will be made in the
Office of the Judge of Probate, Mt Able
vile c. H., by the subscriber, when he
will apply for a final discharge. All
persons having claims must present
them, and those indebted will make
payment to the subscriber, on or before
that day.
T. w. MCMILLAN, Admir-.
Feb'y 2s, 1872, As, At
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AN ACT to authorize the County CON-
.-..7sissioners of Charleston County to
Pt0ce q fatdt Bon9sdu Ferry.
SECTION l. BE it enacted by the Senate
and House of Representatives of the
State of South Carolina, now met aud
sitting in General Assembly, and by the
authority of the same, =.
That the County Commissioners Of
Charleston county be, and they are here
by, authorized to place fiat ut Bonneau
Ferry on the Eastern Branch of Cooper
river; 70 employ aud pay a ferrymsn,
and to charge the regular rates offerriase,
out Of Which the wages of the ferryman
are to be paid, and the balance to be
turned over 10 the COUNTY Treasurer. for
the use of tho county. $
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The following persons have packages
in the Express Office.
n E McCord, J E Penney, Miss ]
Bass, G r Museiey, G w Guiiin, w B
Dorm, J c Mason. S Parker, c Wright,
L Clinkscales, II c Gibbon, J N Dod-
sou, NJ Mcdonald, w T Penney. .---
!. . C. V. HAMMOND,
Aren't
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FINAL DISCHARGE.

AJ Office is hereby given that J: A.
l% Ellis and Dorcas Ellis, Administra-
tors, Of the estate Of James G: Ellis, de-
ceased, has applied to c. W. Guffin,
Judge Of Probate, in and, for the County
of Abbevile, for afinal discharge as Ad-
TITS ORDERED, That the 2lst day
of March, A. D. 1872, be fixed for hear
ing of Petition, and final settlement OF
said estate. J.C. WOSMANSk4,
r Cycrk Court Probate, A6bevilG co.
. Feb. 20. lS72-45-2t
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FINAL DISCHARGE.

AJOTICE is hereby given that A. A.
lV Pinson, Executor Of the Estate OF
Cornelius F. Pinson, deceased, has ap-
piled to G. w. Guiiin, Judge of Probate,
in and for the County of Abbeville, for
q final discharge as Executor.
IT Is ORDERED, that the 2lst day
Of March, A. y. 1872, be fixed for hear
ing of Petition, and final settlement OF
said Estate. J. G.. WOSMANSKY,
Clerk Court Probate, AJ6evile Co.
Feb. A-45-2t. ...
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Notice is hereby given that the whole
Of the several parcels, lots and parts of
lots of Real Estate, described in the pre-
cediDg list, or so much thereof as will be
necessary to pay the taxes, penalties and
Assessments charged thereon will be sold
by the Treasurer. of Abbevilie County,
South Carolina at his office in said coun-
ty, on the second Tuesday, Twelfth Q2)
day of March, A. d., 1872, unless said
taxes, assessments and penalties be paid
before that time, and such sale will be
continued from day to day, until all of
said parcels, lots and parts of lots Real
Estate shall be sold or offered for sale.
:, T. B. MILFORD, ~
r. County Auditor.
N. R.-There being a probability of
some clerical errors existing in the fore
going List of Defaulters,, the Auditor
will take immediate action on any conf
plants that may be made to this office.
IT. B. MILFORD,
County AuditQt,
February q, lsY2-sa5-lt
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-03-29

A Baltimore lady who had been
greatly a..nOYed hysDlisshieFoas llrch-
hlss sswlOrdag her dodt-beil and then
made of, made bad mistake one at
ternoon recently. She lay in wait for
them, and soon came step on the
porch, and a vigorous jerk on the bell.
She cried ont, ii see you, you little
rascal, caught the unresisting figure
BY, the coat collar and lshook him VIZ
orotlSly..~ When her strength was
nearly exhausted, and hoarse with ex-
citement. she discovered to her horror
that it was the dimnutive minister Of
her church, very red in the face, and
very short for breath. An explana-
ton followel.e vs
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-03-29

An Ohio editor, who was crowded at
the Nilsson jam at Cincinnati, TRUTH
fully writes: Il thought my wife
had the sharpest knees in Ohio, hut
she amt circumstance to those Gin
cinnati girls! One Of them pushed
her knee against my leg, and it feels
as it had been vacehated.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-03-29

The desertlons from the army
amount to ten thousand a year.. +
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-03-29

Iowa last fall purchased upward of
100000 small maple trees Of Michi-
gan.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-03-29

The two comrades got out, and Col
onel Jack said-"J Jimmy, It's the so
ciablest place | ever saw. The China
man waltzed In as comfortable as
anybody. II we'd staid awhile | reck-
on we'd had some niggers. B'George.
wen have to barricade Our doors to-
night or some OF these ducks win be
trying to sleep with us.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-03-29

Nearly five hundred thousand pounds
Of vellison have been shipped from st.
Paul this season. ,,a.,
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-03-29

# An exchange says Fisk has BEEN
hearl from. lie wants his thin clothes,
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-03-29
TURNING TURNING.

Z AM PREPARED TO no ALL KINDs
4 of turning; keep on hand and make to
order Iawhide-bcttomed chairs, and spin
ming wheels, Shop near The "Mi&nOlla
Mills.", JOHN N. MEI2LER.
Albany, Nov. 8, 1861
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-03-29
DEs. 4, Q. SMITH, DENTIST
Paper-hangimg, CaIcemlinlllg,
Decorating. sc. g4

~ M. WADSw0RTH win give nronnt
II !. attention TO all orders for IAtper
hanging, Calcemining, Decorating, Sc., In
thisti or vicinity. All work executed
in the latest style, in the beat manner, and
at lowest living rates. E9s Orders left nj
Furniture Wafefd0lns Of Clias. Nealey viii
receive prompt attention. I0v4
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-03-29

The Kentucky Republican COnven-
ton nominate John NJ. Harlan of that
State for Vice-Presitlent on the ticket
with Grant. as
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-03-29
why E0HthcFn Illinois IN Called
Egypt.

Doubtless there are vet many of the
early settlers of this State who remem-
Der the remarkable winter of lS30-3l,
tamiliarly known to tllem as the win
ter OF the 'sleep snow," when the
snow fell throughout the northern
border counties of the State to tlse
depth of three feet. The winter was
the longest and seyerest ever known In
Illinois, thus causing IN unusually
heavy draft upon the supply Of corn
produced by the farmers upon the cen
tral frontier counties, most Of whom
were newcomers of only one, two or
three years residence In the state.
This severe and long winter was fol-
lowed by . remarkably late and back
wanl spring, severe fiOsts being fire.
quent until the middle Of May, % that
there was little or no corn planted in
the state in the year 1881, north of
Jefferson county, until in June. This
late spring was followed by heavy
and killing frost, on the night of the
10th Of September, 1891, which did
cohsiuSrAole dafhage 20 the kste crops
throughout a ~ We I s.a'e, paC NO gonPiele-
Il'lieu all sIe corn lloHh OF tiie
.,lltIyF,slnn ...I patalel .nat IL W's
wnviS THIalliess @ cAcep1 ,or saA wlh'ering
Il'ie' nehee lno year isaz was ti@
efe'1t Iv,n @ E'nl''e ~ vie carry has
tory OF Illinois; all the prairie coun-
!,eS, ~ MHt sne entlre state north OF
uhrty3lght iatill,le iMd NOT prodlicel
SOUND corn enough ttle year before To
pant ther lsrh's III 1861 therefore
;Ill Lllelr corn Tor every purpose ilad TO
y ufought itOnl some Wher reSilon::
oorn WAS sNippeu ny tue MlsSisslppl
wv limos rivers ana s'lpplled 10 the
ael1lnuhg countles ~ TWO eoiiaIs per
p!sucl, "nerc ~ nay son III 1921 ~
~ ce,lts peF O'lsllel' lne wuhtleS W
euc eA1rc'nc soutncrll !Ii pslrl Ol 'le s'af'
ooln'ie.iolk ,'.,,. WIZ veneroh: anu w
co'.l''es sas5 "pu "est on IL o., tne
salae Iatiluue' ahi lnol'Mlhg ~ tne
'coull.les .yllg s0,ti 81 Iheln, oWthg 70
we pe.u.E'r !; a'.su'e ~, sll'' salMy tihr,c-
VT ol .le soll' eelr southerll Mtituue'
M 'a'u Spss;sv .;,. .! I aIee pI,1lries, were
u'hp'H".lvs'y ~ 1les lru'n nie elecss ~, u
.n VIC ,a's sprnhg anu e'srly nos.sol 1901,
.h M@n ' SL1ps Dsn.k n. us'lsl,y WL 90
aE'v mn'le eorll VI ll'c ee,'sa'n llorusrn
ssUs' EhaIhs ~ , soa.is'es no "IHa Mele .'s a'ei'
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-03-29

According to General Pleasanton,
who collected the tax on them, there
was 1882, 246,0D cigars used In the
United States last year. sHtla
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-03-29

CoR0LI.ARY.-T Legislature hav-
Ing appropriated &9,000 Il be used in
encouraging wine Mld brandy growing,
had also the same sagacity to enact
law allowing San Francisco to expend
$4,000 In enlarging aud improving
the home for inebrlatcs, The proper
tion herein suggested is good; it is a
fair estimate to suppose that for every
dollar spent In the encouragement of
drunkenness 1t willdelmnd 1T least five
dollars to clire 1t. We give the I.cgi>-
latnrc credit for one sharp hit Rescue.
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G&SE4cEsz., slsa'e.::.,
AUGUSTA, G.i.

w J., beg leave 10 c:,l ii,c attention oi
the Travelling public - !i.i> well l;n.."n
Hotel. which we haze recently pur-
chased. and placed OF u .ooting second
- none in the South.
No excuse Will Im spared 10 rc,i'lcr IL
II First Class llotc! il ever respect. and
every attention will ic paid - the cni,-
fort and convenience al guests.
AunlISta. Feb II ems
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80 H!G': .',!aa.!clcl C'cih. Rep,
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SOLUBLE! GuANO por ION Of COCO
lbs. CaSll';;; Factory, $500
DISSOLVED PHOSPHATE per ton
ri. 2nlo lbs, Cash. st Factory, $500
On rimc, till Isl Nov..lS72, - per ton
additional.
. rhr attention of Planters is agaln
called !othc LOW PRICE Of these Su-
pci-or Fertilizers. Every person in The
District who used them last year have al
read. ordered. with two exceptions, and
they viii buy yet. Col. Huiet used one
tom Soluble lgst year. He has already
purchased ten lcns oft for his next crop.
Call on Mr.. Il. o. Sans, who will
represent me Acre in my absence, or DR..
j. NJ. Nushton, at RHsht0n's Store, or
Cartilage & Thomas, at Ridge Spring, or
=. S. Norris, BatesTillc, or j. A. c
Jones, Pine House Depot, or Ward d
Holland, .Jolinston's Depot, and get oalli-
phlci' containing Certificates, and give
Your orders before The Rail Road.s arc
blo"ied up, ur The supply exhausted.
S. S. TOA1PKINS, Aar.
Feb II, 1872. If s
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DiEFD Z. FGJT'Z, Proprietor,
HaLTIlIOR ORE, Nd

For sale hy Druggists AMI S:orckccprss throughout
tic United States CaEGdas and South America.
.;,;..i -"
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Subscribed Capital, $1,000, $i,o20o,o( oeaa GO!

He WAREHOUSE OF THIS BANK. corner Of EscyneEds and
C,eI Streets, Augusta, @ ready to receive COT
TON.
LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES will lie made upon Cotton in TVqre
hou8e, or upon 72aihoad Receipts.
Storing with le BynH will be furnished with receipts TO
will be available Ills Gig oy otter for borrowing money
Tie Bank isrrcpare at all times make Loans Produce Pori
eons on tie reasonable
Parties would do well to at the W"reosc communicate with
CHAs j. JENKINS President
JNO. P. KING, Vice-Predent
T. 7. BRANCH, Cashier.
Augusta Sept 20 80
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STAPLES &: READ,
Il UG US7A, GA.
FOUR FERROTYpES
For
dssae Dollar.

Have Just received Il. now and inn
proved FERRoTYPE CAMERA, with
which four Fcrrotypcs can be taken at
one sitting, and at the above very low
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AN ACT 10 Charter tie Ra1etgh, Co
lumJia oad .uqusta Dir line Rail
E0nd (1nlUuln.

AN ACT to cdater tie Po1etgh, Co
htmJia ond upp&ta 15s' line Rail
Rood Company.
SECTION !. Be It. eoactcd by the
Senate and House of Representatives
OF the Stare Of South Carolina. nov
lnet and sitting in General Asscr oly,
ap.i by the authority Of tlc same:
That for the purpose Of; baJIdi"-s ;.id
establishing an air line rail:oad from
..o,1e paint near / he city Of Augusta
Gcoraia. within The limits OF this Sat.
by way Of The city Of Columbia, Chcs-
,c:tield, Cheraw and Marlboro, 20 some
poin! on the dividing lna hctwGen Jhi..
S:..y and the .ga;c Of Nu:iii Carolina.
- a.. determine: 3Y ihs corper;;;'r.
ncrv;aaitpr i.'.nc'. ,.:at c,.,r;cr wl.,
the rights and privileges incidental 10
ilc s;.l.n, be, and is her. by, granted TO
an! ycsted in Charlie; Adams, John
.S"i:;l, Thomas s GERS, August Bren-
aic:. .Iah. y. Lee. Edward Allen,
Pa p.i.eiie:, II. u. Soac, Lewis VII.
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subject 10 the provisions of an Act en-
,iilsd AN Act 10 declare the manner
by which The lands orEtheriaht Of way
oyyer1hn lands of persons or r corpora.
tinns nav he taken for The .conssruc.
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JOINT RESOLUTION -Aatthoyls''a9
the STATE Treasurer 20 Ee- lSsfe 20 !
~. E. Ca1Tere, 81. D., daa W. M.
IPelSon, -ErecutorS Of SttgaateS VIZ
son, deceased, Certain !esafscdteS q
State Stock.
Whereas, it appears by The hooks OF
,:lc Sac Treasure, ;lml 80. ha@.l,'nn
.i4l> issued certain cerril;ca Is O, Sl:te
...c,, 10 tie ann,un: q ,hee. lh"u a's''
.i... hundred and SIX ,sx dollar. :h.i
vcat, seven cena4 y; .5'.',;i;7.) to
$ .,l.u,.l wilson, d..v..a,e .e..,.,.-4yls,re..
,.,.!.rarliiir..te, roi,..otr..i. b. ta,al,
j. aid ii T. Ga a..
]. il,o,i, Us ESe ....s;. .,....ss.,
q. Slnael WilsoA, wes. !ost %, ,!e
s,raycd at the bnrail.s Of Colnmbi;:,
.Be'lt ycsolre7 by the Senate and
House of REPRESENTATIVES Of the State
OF Soutb C.,ralina. now met and sit.
ting in General Assembly, and by the
authority OF the same: lhaI tAe
Sate TFea urcr BE-. and he is hereby
authorized TO reissue 10 sal1 NJ. L.
-c;.rrere, NJ. D., and ". NJ. W l.son'
Executors as aforesaid CT Samuel w IL
son, deceased. certificates ul stock oi
the same amount, payablc.at the same
time, aud bearing the same ratc of in
tcres:, rs those i',st or destroyed. That
the said M. E. Carrere, III. d., and w.
N. Wilson, Executors as aforesaid Of
Samuel Wilson, deceased, be, and they
arc hereby, required to deposit with
tie STATE Treasul er II bond legally exc
cutcd in The penal sum OF seven thoG-
sand one hundred and thrty-lh:ec dol
lars and thirty -four cents (37 ,l33. 81
1907 10 indemnify the State against loss.
Approved March l3, 1872.
JOINT RESOLUTION 11tho1sl2g
apd l. iaecting!fhe State Aatcl'to'' GneS
County Commissioners to Leuy C'7'-
t0in Idres.
Be / gesolrcd BY the S-nate and
House of REPRESENTATIVES, Of the ,S.ate
Of S,u!h Caro,ina, now met md sitting
in Genera Assembly, and By The a,l-
ihori;y of the same; That tire Sate
auditor be :nd he i, hereby authorized
anal dire ted 20 levy a;.d cause TO be.
eol!ccicc. :: tax of six (G( mills on y
dollar uf ;,I layai,le property in The
,satc to meet appropriations for the
;is..:! yc..r co,uaencing November Isl,
l27i that the 8 aic Antlitor is hereby
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-04-04
PllOlogranhs

In all The fashionable styles, including
The Justly popular
Rembrandt.
AZ prices us low us can possibly be az
fcrdcd.
At the old stand where every care and
attention will be exercised to give per.
feet satisfaction.
II. II. MINIS.
Feb 2S At 10
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-04-04
Notice for Discharge.

NthGlCG lOI OlSCudIS
WHEREAS application has been
w made to me by Thomas B. Reese,
Administrator of the Estate of james
Boyd, deceased, for Final Discharge.
1t is ordered THAT all PERSONS intepeStcd
in said Estate, show cause before me, at
my Office, ON the second day. Of April
next, why said discharge should not DC
granted.
: d. L.TURNER, j. p. 6. Il. C.
Mar. ], 1t II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-04-04

TUST received Six Barrels Best X ERO.
y SENE OIL, Mt so cts. per gallon
Cash !; by five gallons, OF more, at IS cts.
per gallon. MARKERT Il CL1SBY.
Mar 20 tt 13
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-11-08

Bold Ben Wade has lately been moved
10 wrath in comparison with which his
weli-known antipathy to buggists sinks
into insignifcance. he had charged Cas-
sus NJ. Clay with having endeavored to in
duce him to vote for the Crittenden Com
promise once upon a time, and, striking a
defiant attitude, awaited the response. 1t
shortly came, with unexpected violence, in
the shape of a cursory, remark on the part
of Mr.. Clay that the charge was absolutely
false, in the sum and in DETAIL Since
falling in his attempt to legislate himself
into the Presidential chair, Mr.. Wade has
received no blow so stunning as this aad
if the ex Fice-President had ever given
: any evidence Of possessing physical cour-
age commensurate with his ora:orical bra
va1o, the opponents OF duelling might we'll
tremble for the result. Mr.. Clay was alsC
81 unkind as to supplement- his remarks BY
printing an old letter of Mr.. Wade's, goins
. TO show that the latter was not so favora-
/ bly, disposed toward The Presidents Sar
Domingo scheme before his appointment
on the Commission as he was after tha
event. If after this the Ohio Statesman
dare not call for pistols and coffee for two
his friends might at least expect ferOciOu
wordy war 10 spring up forthwith; but n!
fine words butter no parsnips, and as B0lG
Ben entertains moral horror Of butte
and all similar substances, he may choOs,
TO preserve an indignant silence, and con
sign the concise Cassius to the ''retribuiioI
of the Lord"