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may be raised to secure their com
pletion, but in behalf of the Blue
Ridge route, Gen. Harrison urge'
in his letter the same arguments
which he and other delegates from
his section advanced in theil
speeches on the floor of the Con
vcntion. He says:
"The connections through Knox
vile, over the Blue Ridge Road, Il
Clayton, Walhalla and Anderson
arc claimed to be such as will bring
the products Of the West nearer tt
their real and best customers. The
feur South Atlantic States, viz: Soutf
Carolina, Georgia, Alabama and Flor
ida, arc cotton-producing, and bu
little else. Whatever may be tht
adaptation of their climate and sol
to productions Of the cereals, or theil
proper policy as people, it is fac
that they have bean, and are now, al
most wholly dependent on the North
west for corn, bacon, -four, hay
whisky, etc. 1t has been stated by
the very distinguished Governor o
the State Of Georgia that these foul
States consume annually, of the sin
gle article of corn, $50,000,O00 wher
delivered to them. The corn woulc
yield the producer about $l7,cO0,Oo(
at average prices, and the balance il
taken up, in cost of transportation
and otherwise. A similar statement
necessarily follows as to other articles
Of food, etc. From the map accom-
panying this, you will see that the
line proposed above will throw Wes
tern produce Immediately and over
the shortest lines, to your real Gus
toners; whilst upon the other OF
Eastern line, it is said that only a
small portion of the consumers OF
North Carolina are properly your
customers for grain, and, as q general
proposition, that, every milo you d.
verge Eastward, you are throwing
your products upon q people who
raise surplus OF the same articles
or, in other words, carrying coats to
But, on each of these
lines, as soon as the mountains arc
crossed, the people propose to con-
struct short lines to connect with the
seaboard, thus: from Spartanburg to
the Base of Butts Mountain; from
Clayton to Athens from Walhalla to
from Anderson to Augusta
and Aiken; and the only aid asked
from the Northwest is to help Us
through tho mountains, on either
linc-those great barriers, placed
there originally by Nature for wise
but now to be overcome
and subducd for our mutual good and
benefit"
The benefits to result from the
completion of this great enterprise
are incalculable. One Of its first
results will be to unite the. South
and West in the bonds of mutual
interest, and by opening our ports
to a direct European trade, to make
is commercially independent of the
fluctuations and convulsions of the
Eastern money market. But to Sc
cure the road the West must lead
says the writer. The South is help
less and almost hopeless, whilst the
West has the same interests anc
more abundant resources. From
the spirit " hich has been manifest
ed it would seem that all parties arr
thoroughly in earnest, and will sus
tain the enterprise.
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Hr We regret the sickness of our
worthy and most efficient postmaster,
Mr.. Fl. w. Lawson. He can be i'll
spared, and there is no one who is
more missed. We wish him an early
return to health and to business.
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The State Of South Carolina
ABBEVILLE COUNTY.

ADDE lLLE COUN L.
TO Alexander Lee Adams, Jesse Terry
Adams, and Vitula Ophelia Adams,
Greeting:
|NOU are hereby required to appear at
the Court of Probate to be holden
at Abbeville Court House for the Coun-
ty Of Abbeville on the 18th day of De-
cember, A. D. 1873, to show cause If any
you can why the real estate of Mrs.
Rachael C. Adams, deceased, described
in the petition of J ohm A. Adams, filed
in my office should not be divided or
sold, allotting to the said John A. Ad-
ans, one-half and the other half in
equal portions to the said Alexander
Lee Adams, Jesse Terry Adams anc
Vitula Ophelia Adams.
Given under my hand and seal this 4th
day of November, A. D. 1873.
TsEAL.] CHAS. w. GUFFIN,
Judge of Probate Abbeville County.
Nov. 4, 1873, 30-6t
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~ We are indebted 10 our friend
Mr.. W. A. Mccoy, for late files Of
Memphis papers. We are glad to sec
that the pestilence is abatiug in that
city, but very great destitution will
continue to exist for long time
which will render the contributions
Of the charitable very timely and &C
ceptablc.
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s@ The. Legislature adjourned
over on Friday last, to Tuesday, and
Senator HolIinshead and Representa-
tives Cain and Ellison availed them
selves of the opportunity Of making
q visit home.
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THE SYNOD OF SOUTH CAROLINA

Editor AbbemNe Press and Banner:
send you below u few hurried notes
of the late meeting Of our Synod at
Cheraw.
The opening sermon was preached by
Rev. J. o. Lindsay, the last Moderator.
Forty-eight members were present at
the opening, the number afterwards in
creased to tifty-eight. tt -.
Rev. Jas. R. Wilson was elected Mod
orator, and Col. F. w. McMaster, Tenn
porary Clerk.
The financial condition of the
Theological Seminary, being very
straitened and even critical, both as
respects the Professors salaries, and the
Mess Hail, the Synod gave a part of two
days to the consideration of this subject.
Last year the Synod assessed the
South Carolina Presbytery four hundred
dollars, as its proportion of the current
expenses. Up to the recent meeting
onfy Sl94 of this amount had been paid;
thirty-six out Of hfty-tive churches hav-
ing paid nothing.
This year the assessment was neces-
sarily made larger: Bethel Presbytery,
$50; Charleston, $3.50; Harmony, $500
South Carolina, $500.
Rev. J. 0. Lindsay was recommended
TO all the churches as the Financial
Agent of the Board of Directors of the
Seminary, charged with the duty OF en-
deavoring to raise the funds to complete
the permanent endowment of the Sem
mary. He was also appointed by. the
Synod to attend to the assessment above
mentioned.
Each Session was requested to appoint
some one within its bounds TO collect
and forward supplies to the Mess Hall,
care of Rev. W. S. Plumer, u. DE-
The paper adopted last year respect,
ing the evangelization of the colored
people was re-affirmed, and (inasmuch
as it had failed to reach the last General
Assembly, ordered to be sent as on
Overture to the next General Assembly.
The Evangelistic Scheme of the G0-
eral Assembly was cordially and earn
estlv commended to the churches, and
attention called to the fact that after the
first of January, the Sustentation Fund
would be entirely separated from the
Evangelist Fund.
The collection for Sustentation to be
taken up on first Sabbath in January,
the collection for Evangelization to be
taken up the first Sabbath in September.
Place and time of next meeting, -
Newberry, Oct. q, 1874. =,
The Chairman of the Executive Com
mittee of Domestic Missions of South
Carolina Presbytery requests the Officers
Elders and Deacons-of Upper Long
Cane Church, to meet the Committee
next Tuesday (November ~ at
n,clook n M
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THE CoTroN CROP generally seems
to be turning out we'll. 1t is nearly
all open, and q large amount remains
in the fields. With a fair price it
would 60 far to repair our wasted
fortunes.
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sS The State Baptist Convention
meets in Columbia on the Tuesday
before the fifth Sunday in November
Delegates will be passed on the Rail.
roads for one fare.
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The CLOSING EXERCISES of the
Masonic Female College, at Cokes-
bury came off last evening. The Col
lcge has had prosperous session, and
we trust may have an equally cheer
ing future.
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w The Governor has appointed
W. B. Merriwether, of Ninety-Six, a
Trial Justice. 1t is an excellent ap-
pointment and will doubtless give
satisfaction.
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EE We direct attention to the ad.
vertisemcnt of the sale Of the valua.
BILE real and personal estate of Lark.
en- Reynolds, deceased. A rare in
ducemcnt is presented to purchasers.
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b9- The State Fair opens in Co.
lumbia on Tuesday next, and contin-
ues four days. This exhibition prom
ises we'll, and it is supposed will sur
pass it's predecessors.
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MILL FOR SALE.-Messrs. Pratt ant
Bonner advertise their very excellent
mill near Due West for sale. It is ir
fine repeir, and offers rare induce
ment to purchaser.
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The Stateof South Carlelliinia
ABBEVILLE COUNTY,
III the Common Pleas
Arthur Erwin, In Re Charlotte Erwin
vs.. Sam'l Fair, and others
Compliant, &c.

NURSTANT to Order and Decree
of Judge Cooke in the above
case, I will sell, at public outcry;s at
Abbeville Court House on Saleday IN
DECEMBER next. (lst), Two tracts
of Land, late Real Estate Of James
Erwin, deceased, now in possession OF
George W. Cromer. p 20, r.. )"
list, The Hawthorne Tract"
containing 81 Acres,
more or less, bounded by lands, Of
Geo. W. Cromer, and others, .,,,.g
I'd, "Hill Tracts" 200 Acres,
more or less, bounded by lands Of
John Cowan, and others. .i1'rt.
This tract may be divided into two
parcels.
TERMs-One.balf cash, balance
on a credit of twelve months with
interest, to be secured by bond and
mortgage of the premises. Purchas~
er to pay for papers.
W. II. PARKER,
Special Refferoe.
Nov. 4, 1873, ao-tf
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Sherif's Sale.
J.. B. Kay and others.
against
S. W. Agnew and D. O. Hawthorne

DY virtue of an Execution I will
ID sell at Abbeville Court House
ON Saleday in December next, within
the legal hours, ono tract of land
containing
215 Acres,
more or less, bounded by lands of
Robt. Sharp, Jeff. Mckay aud others,
levied on as the property Of S. W.
Agnew, decd, at the suit Of J. B.
Kay and A. C. Hawthorne.
Terms Of Sale cash.
l.. P. GUFFIN,
S. A. G.
Sheriff's Office, !
Nov. 4, 1873, If
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a Wo had tho n1nasr

ra. We had the pleasure on yes
terday of meeting in our office, the
Rev. W. T.. Pearson, tho jealous and
popular pastor of the Grecnville and
Ninety-Six Presbyterian churches,
Mr. Pearson is an active worker, and
most acceptable minister, and is do.
ing good work within the bounds Of
his congregations. .
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TIE TREAsURER's OFFICE. - The
appointment Of Mr.. Thos. N. Tolbert
of Abbeville County, vice J. F. G.
DuPre, removed, has been announced.
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Sherif's Sale,
B. Lynch and others,
against Executloht

B. Lynch and others,
against EXECUTION:
Elizabeth Lynch.
ny virtue of an Execution to mo
6 directed, will sell within tho
legal hours, at AbbeviIle Court House,
on Saleday in December next, Two
tracts of land: The HOMESTEAD
TRACT, containing
279 Acres,
more or less, bounded by lands Of
J, W. Black, Capt. Swilling and 9th.
ers and the RUSSELL TRACT, con-
tanning
200 Acres, a
more or less bounded by lands OF
J ohm Smith, W. A. Gains and others,
levied on as the property of Eliza.
beth Lynch. at the suit of BENZ.
Lynch, and others.
L. P. GUFFIN,
Sheriff Abbeville County.
SherifF's Office, |
Nov. 4, 1873, 3o-tf)
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Sheriff Sale.

Citation for Letters of Administration
The State of South Carolina,
ABBEVILLE COUNTY.
By G. w. GUFFIN, Esq, Probate
Judge.
KXIHEREAS, Alexander G. Hagen
Wv made suit to me to grant him
letters of Administration of the Estate
and Effects of Mrs. Rebecca Stevenson,
late of Abbeville County, deceased.
THESE ARE THEREFORE, to cite
and admonish all, and singular the kin
dred and Creditors of the said Mrs. Re-
becca Stevenson, decd, that they be and
appear before me, in the Court of Probate,
to be held at Abbevil]e G.. H., S. G., on
the 14th of November next, after publica-
ton hereof, at IL o'clock in the forenoon,
to shew cause, if any they have, why
the said administration should not be
granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this Goth
day of October, in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
seventy-three, and in the ninety
eighth year Of American Indepen-
dence.
Published on the 9Th and 18th day of
November, 1873, in the A66eviUe Press
and Banner.
C. w. GUFFIN, J. P. A C.
Nov. 5, 1873, 30-2t
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EE Major E. W. Everson has
been elected Librarian of tho State
University at Columbia
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DY virtue and authority Of tie
ID last will and testament, Of ,IsAB-
KIN REYNOLDS, decd, We. viii lSll
at AbbevilIe Court House on Safedsy
next, (thc first Monday Of, DeeembefD
within the usual hours, the foi)0WSpE
tracts Of land, being part Of tie tesl
estate Of said deceased. to wit:ls9i4
THE REEDY BRANCH TRACT,
containing IL ..ssa.5 5.ssa
One Hundred and Hfty.llls|'s's .Allelss,
more or less. Il ;9jilar.i
THE GRAVE YARD TRACT"
containing IS ~! s,fad i,sa
One Kindred and SeVelty.slI lrg,
more or less. Ias,
And the GOLD NINE TRACT"
containing
- @..fA
Two Hundred and liftII6ll AGES,
more or less. It's believed BY some
good judges Of such; mnttsrs that
there is a fortune in the Gold Aine
Tract. -ts,S-5
These lands will be sold byJpists
to be exhibited on day Of sale. Z
Terms of sale one-third cash.. bal
ance on a credit of twelve months
with interest from day Of sale, sscnr-
ed by Bond and Mortgage of land.
The purchaser to pay for titles. ss'5
J. s. REYNOLDS
M. L. BULLOCK, +
Executors.
Nov. 3, 1873, 3o,4t liz gy
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The Chairman of the Executive Com
mittee of Domestic Missions of South
Carolina Presbytery requests the Omcers
Elders and Deacons-of Upper Long
Cane Church, to meet the committee
next Tuesday (November ~ at
o'clock, p. M.
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cid &nasse, NiaaS @6sbtan,p bier IN Glafft.
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man gstaae e4aors, ~. bds $susb hssfd5Rpabfp
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Die 1s idtrli9e @eneralberian,nIa,8
'bss henti4en r6inii1 taf9oIii9en gen.
tral Nereing nabm aI1s 1 SUM- il Detroit
i1rsn MnfaEs. Dieier erfie &a8 ipar
nnr ber tirAhden 6eier geneibt. I'M
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0rembe IN Der stabt. Mm yiontde, BEN
jipeiten Sage murbe bic gonbention NIT
eiiaeln feierliden 9odau.te IN Der Wta<
rienfirGe er5fnet, iuobei ber oeuti4e
@if9of Borses prebi9te. Darauf for=
mirte ii4 Die 9ldn5enbite 4ro5eiiion.
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slns 80. 9Nai :lpurben a!Ier Drten 6is splbo.
tensraber nit 8rdnsea sst9ntadt.

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sSo,laer0sD, .. Dem D fgasli slSz8. ]. !:

I,ueIdle Detroit ie gefe6en aat. Diei Gtgas
Zen, bnr9 auela5s 0bie a3rpaelIipn mari 5irss
e, stuaren anS 0as 9errli HE seId dmiIds.
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len lalsa, 19O gDagstt;. 40 ~Wnilfs3Bge
.lnb, brei fejalid geIBMidte &aroifen tuns,
rest iiutg 3uae. RadSlaittags, tpurSeis ,bie
gsrbannlnnoen bur9 ben grdIisenisn.
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goInm us Dbio, 8. Suni. -
Rat. gorneD, ein Nlon, BON go Sabren,
1iDglf III BEN @teinbrn9 brei Meilen
tueiatiM INN bier arbeitete, lpnrbe 5nii9en
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Go. Dates HberfnlIeu urb bergeiialt inib=
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5ranfrei4 bod pitber los. 9ebsn. tuenn
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Ium prdfibtnten ubn JratlreiD ge,udblt
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Bolt mill.
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quafIser, hM ,1 ait PSI gsa'fe afdttEaoels=
gen q aeeofat'oh ''' s,gs ger SSIdbsr 81 bel1e!s
fs1S:n: s,se: y. .aaa !aao saoeNeh ealo. oae Dle
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lel. s ual lkI oas aaaeh ees s9aaptqaefsle5
tss als. 5anI aMosfe asn9e,e9en1s'ien gu
ssp.eaM 1oosn !p4roeH, oeng M ose saomaen
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IaDer egg grceer 2ls!! iperIbspl!er SIner
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