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Federal Aid to the South.

-, The Northern papers seen! gen
orally, to favor a new project to
EXTEND financial aid to the South,
by the issue Of Government bonds
to the amount of one hundred mil
lions of dollars. Even Forney's
Press, and the Ne,0 York Tanes, en-
dorse the proposition, The Press
says: in this axigency it has been
suggested that the General Govern
ment come to the relief of these
States. Mr.. Hale: proposed it in
his recent speech on the corruptions
Of Southern politics, and business
men in allthe great trade centres
approve it. The debt Of North
Caiolina isl$30, 100000, South Car
DINA $4,000 900, Virginia 81, ,0o0,-
900, Georgia S1O,5OO, 900, Alabama
SIS, 500, 900, Mississippi $25.000,-
900, Louisiana S21, ,000 1000, 'Tennes.
see SSl 900, 600, Florida S6,000,o00,
or an aggregate indebtedness i'll ten
States Of $500, 100000 The most
feasible plan suggested is that Con-
gress i"authorize the issue Of 500,
100000 Of bonds by the General
Government, to be distributed, ,un.
der suitable restrictions, among the
States, for the purpose OF
relieving in; part the people from
contracted since the war
for works ofiinternal Improvement
BY their respective State govern
ments.' Either this or some other
measure must be adopted for the
assistance Of the spowerless South,
or. its!recovery will be indefinitely
delayed. .-r,':f3,T. - 39a
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MEETING OF Bull DING COMMITTEE
OF BAPTIST ChyRgH::

z :
The committee anpqia ted. to sa=
pcrintend the building af tbs pm:
posed Baptist church in this place,
habits first meeting -here an saFRF-
day last. Rev. r, N: Pratt was
elected Chairman, and A1r: J. 3.
.Regeps, seeretary:~Fh committee,
after examining q number of de-
signs, selected very handsome
model of a brick building fifty feet
in length by thirty feet in width, at
an estimated cost of $4,000. The
majority of the committee are in
favor, we believe, Of commencing
the work at once, but the matter
will be definitely settled at the
coming meeting on Saturday next
It is an enterprise which appeals to
the earnest aid and cooperation ot
all our people: The Rev. Mr.. Pratt
is promising young minister, and
most acceptable TO- his congregation
and we trust that ere. long oul
friends will have the qualification o1
worshiping in their own tasteful
and commodious church edifce.
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4 WA. See advertisement of sale Of val
liable town property Of John Knox &

- THE Blue RIDGE ScRIp.-The cor.
respondent of the Charleston Neps
writing from Columbia during. the
past week, says: r l.dp.!H l.an
" 1 have just been informed upon the
most unquestionablc authority that
the judges of the Supreme Court have
to-day unanimously decided to refus"
the application for. q mandamus to
compel the comptrollergeneral to
levy 3 special tax Of three mills to
pay the ineerest and principal of the
Blue Ridge scrip, This case was ar
guea last month by Mcssrs. Campbell
and Cham beriain for the scrip. holders,
and by Attorney General Melton and
.Messrs, Mem mingcr, Pope and Has
lell for the comptroller-generaL The
opinion of the Court, which is to be
promulgated in few days, will, it is
said, declare as one Important reason
for refusing the mandamus that the
issue Of the scrip was an emission Of
bills Of credit, and was, therefore,
unconstitutional and void. The dcci-
sion will obviously be fatal also to tho
other Blue Ridge scrip case upon
appeal from Judge Metton's order
the reception Of the scrip in
of taxes, which was post
poned uptil tho April term of. the
Court. aud it is probable
that this appeal will never be brought
up for agdment. .'... -. ..'...0-
We since learn that the motion has
been refused, and the rule discha rge
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FAVORED ,ANPERsoN.- cit,
les contendcd for the honor of'being
the birthplace Ct Homer, but it is
not yet known how many towns
aspirea to be selected as the future
residence of Judge Cooke: Green
vile and Anderson however pre-
ferred the strongest claims, and we
see at last that His Honor has de-
cided between them: Says the
Unton 1'',': Il" % 80, 1:'.. '..' '-'1 J..
'Thc, II people. ',e,El Of Grreenville have
greatly desired to have Judge
Cooke take up his residence in that
city, but ne has decided to follow
the example set him by Judges
Whitner, Munro and Orr, and locate
in And erson. TQ this end he has
purchased. one Of the finest resideu-
ces in that thriving and beautiful
town, which was recently owned by
DR.. r. A. Evins. The Judge ex-
presses himself as highly pleased
with his reception by the people
enerally of his Circuit
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THE HON A. q. STEPHENS.

This distinguished Statesman has
accepted the nomination to Con
gress, from the Eighth Congress
sional District. He has thus far no
opposition, Democratic or Republi'
can, and will likely be elected
without opposition. 'We'look with
high qualification to the return Of
this distinguished Georgian to
Congress. .s, ~ VI " ..'.
In lis letter accepting the nomi'
nation to Congress, Mr.: Stephens
says: .r....., .... o.; t..:.
''It was by this distinguished as
semblage of the. most truly repre-
sentative men, of the District, q
unanimous call was made upon me
TO stand for Congress- at the ap-
preaching; election as stated. ~
The present address to you, the
electors, is, therefore, but my pub
lie response to that call. In thus
making the announcement Of my
candidacy, in compliance with the
request so made, it is not deemed
by me necessary to give any further
exposition Of the principles or pol
icies by which [ shall be governed,
in case Of election. These have
been so often and SO recently pro
claimed, as to need no repetition, at
this time or on this occasion.
Suffice it to say, that I am a
Democrat Of the 'straightest sect
of the Jefersoniap school Of poll
tics. Init I was reared, and in it I
expect to die. In this school I i'm
bibed fixed faith IN 'the capacity
of man for self:government;' and a
firm belief that upon the unswerv-
ing maintepance Of the principles
of this great apostle Of liberty, rest,
not only all future hopes for the
preservation Of our matchless sys-
TENS Of free institutions on this
continent, but all sure hopes for the
political redemption. Of the. down
trodden and oppressed peoples. in
all climes and countries" - ''.' ..
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INsURANcE.-We learn that Messrs:
Blanchard and White, representing the
Continental Insurance Company, Mr..
Douglas, the Georgia Home, Mr.. w. T:
Branch the, Hartford, and the Richmond
Banking Company, and Mr.. Wm. H:
Parker, the London and Liverpool and
Globe, have made satisfactory adjust
ments of losses sustained by our towns
linen hIessrs: Cothran & Wilson, A.
Bequest, and TheodoIe Kaphan.
The settlements have been liberal and
equitable and leave no OCCASION for com.
plant. Insurance is good thing and
we advise our friends all to avail them.
selves of its benefits. The leading
companies are represented here by eff
cieut and accommodating agents-The
Liverpool and London and Globe by
VIM. Fl. Parker, Esq; the Georgia
Home, by Messrs. DuPre & Rerrin, and
the Hartford, and the Richmond and
Banking, by Mr.. w. T. Branch. s4
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Notice Of Copartnership.
". P. Russell I'D. A. ]. Sullivan,
l.: ..,." {. 3", .s,.
ri CHARLESTON, s. C.

THE undersigned have formed a CO.
i partnership to date from the first
dsysof February, 1878, under the firm
name Of RUSSELL &. SULLIVAN.
70 contract for and erect buildings and
in General House Carpentry.
They, will also give their especial at
tention to all kinds of Jobbing Work,
and are prepared with their unparalleled
facilities to do work. With neatness and
dispatch. ... 81.
Special attention will be given to put
ting in Store Fronts and putting. up
Stores. with neatness and dispatch at
moderate charges. -..i.
They have facilities not equaled in
the State for preparing buildings for
shipment complete in every part, and
the entire buildipg-fnish ready to put
on, and will contract to put up and
finish tho buildings in any part of the
State. .T.. ...- j.. r.
Plans, Specifications and Estimates
furnished on application at moderate
charges. Office and Workshops, East
end Hasel street. ! '... :. ....; "
.s...... W, P. RUSSELL,
d. A. J. SULLIVAN.
Feb -, 1873 43, If T.:
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THE GoKEsBuRY MALE INSTITUTE

THE eoKEsnuRY MALE INSTITUTE
We are pleased to learn that the
Cokesbury Male Institutes dor the
charge Of The Rev. Rev Geo. g.: F: Round, nd
has opened under more favorable
than tatrany period since the
war. Owing to the large increase in
the number Of students, an additional
teacher has been required and Mr..
R. ]. Round, q ripe scholar, and. q
graduate of the Wesleyan University,
has been addedtqtthe Faculty. The
President, Mr.. Round, is a successful
and experienced teacher, and a'schol.
ar Of ttne' attainimontss, and he is ably
sustained bya band Of eli cient asso-
ciatcs. We can recommend the 1nsti7
tuition to the patronage of our friends
who have sons to educate. 1'' "~~E'5a:
-
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PETIT JURORS.

w. A Limbecker, Tyler Bose
man, c, John Mitchell, c. George
Richey, c, T n Tolbert, Samuel
johnson, c,;J "A Crawford, Henry
Stevens, nc, VIM p Kennedy, Jake
Roundtree, c, Nicholas Wright, c,
january Martin, 9, John Evans, @,
Marshall Jordan, c, Vim Terrill, c,
Oliver Rrayan, Stephen Sims, e, r
E HILL, James S Robinson, Mitchell
Goggins, c, T G Norwood, Leroy
Brownlee, c, Robert. G Calhoun,
Sam Patterson, Harrison Brown, c,
r G Milford, L H Russell, George
Hunter. C, Howard Strother. c, AL
red Ellison, G w Bell, W Wilson,
j Townes Robertson, Vincent Crit
tin,. John.J Bass, John w Greer, c.,
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THE NEW TAX LEvY.-Mr Bowley,
from the Committee on Ways and
Means Of the House, yesterday, intro
duced q. bill authorizing the Comptroller
General and County Commissioners to
levy taxes, as follows: For general .ap-
preparations, commencing November
4, 1s7a 6 mills; for deficiencies Of the
present fiscal year mills; for the pub
lie schools 2 mills; for county purposes
3 mills-said tax includes the highway
tax-making total for State and coun-
ty purposes! Of IA mills. ,.....f 80.
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Meeting Of the Abbeville Bar.

A meeting Of the Abbcville Bar
was held on Thur sday, the 9Th inst,
10 the Law Office Of Messrs. Pegyina&s e
Co.hran, for the purpose of preparing
new Dockcts for the approaching
Court, in place of those which had
been destroyed by the fire, as well as
Of coming to some understanding as
to the disposition of the business Of
the Term. "'" '...-
On motion of Hon. Thos. G Perrin,
Hon, Armisted Burt was called to the
chair, and W. A. Lee, Esq, requested
10 act as Secretary. ..t ... b
On motion of Col. Thomson, the
Calendars Nos. 2 and 5, were then
taken up for consideration, and the
cases were called seriatim from copies
i'm the hands Of members Of the Bar,
and revised calendars werc pre-
pared. .....:-,.., ....
On motion. of Gen. MCGOWAN. ii
was resolved that q committee. con-
sisling of Col. Thomson and w m. II,
Parker, Esq, be appointed to super
intend the preparation of the Dock;
cts. -4. ......, .u. ....a" =
Upon inform alton furnished by
Gen. McGowau, that Judge Cooke
would be unable during the present
Term to devote more than two weeks
to the business Of the Court, on mo-
tiop OF Mr.. Perrin, it was resolved
that the Judge DO requested to. dis.
charge the jurics upon'the conclusion
of the Sessions business, and devote
the remainder Of lhe, Term to the
dispatch of business pot requiring
| >" On motion Of Mr. Thomson, it was
resolved that the chair nan Of The
meeting inform Judge Cooke Of the
resolution of the Bar in regard to
the dispatch of the business of the
Term. l.. ''a:'.''' loi ga .'''.'.
The meeting thep adjourned. = 4
... l'r' 'ARMISTEAb RJJRT
ai.o5 .. a.ai - g..Ia Chairman,
W. "A. LEE, Sec'y., r..L -tAi lr..' .
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pss. Geo. b. Lake, Esq, of Edgefie!d
County, the gentlenaniy general agent
of the Universal Life Insurance Com
pauy, paid US call few days ago.
Our friend, Mr.. John II. Chiles, is the
local agent. The Universal is a solvent,
reliable company, and its terms are very
liberal. Our friends could not SELECT a
better Company in which to be Insured, area
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1873-02-12

RESoyATIoN. We learn that A4essrs.
Cothran & Wilson will; soon commence
the work of rebuilding the Burnt. Dis
,trict, and that slightly and commodious
stores will shortly rise again, Phoenix
like, to replace the charred and black
ened walls. We admire. their enterprise,
and commend their example. With a
Ii tie more of the same spirit, every trace
of the desolating fires of the past year
will be soon effaced, and A Abbeville adopt
as her motto. Resutgana-"I will arise"
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1873-02-12

f" n~ We are indebted to the
Hon. John c. Conner, Of Texas, for
a copy of his speech in behalf Of
the bill for the consolidation of the
Indian tribes, under civil govern
ment, to be called the Territory Of
Oklahowa. " ,... .
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1873-02-12

THE SPADE AND THE snovELa-Jack
Thomson, better known as jack Gordon,
the indefatigable, with a corps of assist
ants, has begun his work of excavation
among the ruins, and can supply, gratis,
any of our friends wanting lime and
ashes for their gardens with plenty of
the raw material 1t presents rare op-
portunity: Apply early. '.a.. 3. p
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rsar Mrs. Cain, of the Millinery estab'
lishment of Mrs. Cain and Mrs. White,
we learn, has gone on to Baltimore. to
lay in Spring stock. Miss Perrin, oil
the Emporium Of Fashion," will fol
low, we learn, in q few days: The la.
dies may expect full supplies of every
thing tasteful and becoming in the
Spring fashions. i"-. ..,.'' ..E"' !.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1873-02-12
GARD.

T.HE undersigned avail themselves Of
j. this method Of; returning their
thanks to Messrs. Blanchard & White,
adjusters of7the Continental Insurance.
Company, MIR. Douglass of the Georgia
Home, Mr. W.T.. Branch,--in in be-
half Of the Hartford, and Mr.. VIM. 81.
Parker, of Liverpool, London & Globe,
for the very liberal and equitable settle:
ment of their claims for losses sustained
BY the recent fire. It is some compen-
sation for their repeated losses that they
have been able to make adjustments SO
liberal and satisfactory. We advise our
friends all to keep we'll insured: ".
JAS. S. C0THRAN,
HUGH WILSON,.
Feb. II, 1873, 44-1t