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The State Of South Carolina,
ABBEVILLE COUNTY,

In Common Pleas.
r. E. 81. McCroskey and Flora z.
McCroskey,
against
Elizabeth C. Upton, William A. Up.
ton, J. P. Barrette, ct al.
Order and Judgment in Partition
ny virtue Of an Order to me di.
IS rected by his Honor, T. ii,
Cooke, I will sell at Abbeville Court
House, on saleday in November next,
within the legal hours,
One Tract Of Land.
The real estate of John G. Barrettc,
decd, of said County and State, con.
tanning
500 Acres,
more or less, and bounded by lands
of Stephen Elmore, II. II. Cresswcll
and others. To be sold in two or
more tracts. Plats of the same will
be exhibited on day Of sale,
TERMS-One-tbird of the pur-
chase money to be paid in CASH. the
remainder on twelve months credit:
with interest from day of sale,- to be
secured by bond with good security
and mortgage of the premises to BE-
cure the credit portion.
L. P. GUFFIN,
S. A. c.
Sheriff's Office,
Oct. 6 26-4t
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mns The Sacrament of the Lords
Supper will be celebrated in the Presby-
terian Church on next Sabbath. Rev.
John G. Law, of Walhalla, will preach
on Friday, Saturday, and Sabbath even
iurS
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1872 Acres
The george Kay Place,
1874 Acres.

more or less, and bounded by lands Of
Geo. II. Kay, Robert Kay and others.
1'erms-One.third cash; the bal
ance on q credit Of twelve months
with interest at ten per cent. per
annum the purchaser to give bond
with good security and mortgage Of
premises to the Probate Judge to I
secure the credit portion of tho pur:s:.
chase money, and pay for necessarily
tpapers. Terms to be complied with
the Probate Judge.
hs r. CURTIN
~ & SSSssAs C.s z
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s.ra = i
order III Partition.
DY virtue of an Order to mo de
- rected by his Honor, G. W.
Gutfin, Judge of Probate for tho
County of Abbeville, l will sell ut
Abbevillc Court House, on Salcday in
November next, within the legal
hours,
Three Tracts of Land.
Tract No. l, containing ninety-two
acres, moro or less, bounded by lands
of Thomas Thornton, Samuel Jordan,
lands of the estate Of john Charles
and others.
Tract No. 2, containing one hun.
dred acres, more or less, and bounded
by lands of Home lands, Mrs. Polly
Strickianc and others.
Tract No. 8, containing one hun
dred acres, more or less, bounded by
lands of DR.. John s. Reid, Rev. ].
F. Gilbert, Robert Thornton and
others.
Terms-One.half cash; the balance
on q credit of twelve months, with
interest at ten per cent. per annum,
to be secured by bond with good Sc
curity, and mortgage on premises 70.
the Judge Of Probate for AbbeVllle
County. =,
Tcrms Of sale to be complied with
tho Judge of Probate.
L. P. GUFFIN,
S. A. G.
Sheriff IS Office,
Oct. z, 1874, 26-4t
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Sheriff S Sale.

Sheriff 5 Sale
John A. Adams In Probate
against Conrt,
Alexander Lee Adams,
Jessie Long Adams, Petition for
Yitula 0pheha Adams. Partition q
Order in Partition.
ny yirtne of an order to me de
6 rectcd By his Honor, G. ", Gut:
lin, Judge Of Probate for Che County
Of AbbeyiIlc, i viii saIi at gbeyillo
Court House on Saleday in November
next, within the legal hours,
One Plantation,
situated, being and lyiiD atlie Coun:
.ty Of AbbevilIc, two miles Of lodges
Depot, containing M
346 Acres.
moro or less, and bounded by lands
Of w. P. Anderson, Benjamin Mar
tin, j. J.. Jcnning and Others. IS
Terms--One-huif cash tho balance
on a credit of twclye mouths, with
tcn per cent. interest per9annkm; tho
purchaser to give bopd with good
security and mortgage Of The prem
ses 10 the Probate Jnd gcfor A Abbcyille
County. Terms to.bc complied with
the Judge Of Probate. Purchaser 70
pay for papers.
LIZ. GUFFIlN,
S. a. G.
Sheriff's Office,
Oct. B 26-4t ..i sa
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D1ssoLUTIoN.

Oct. 7 2G-tf
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had actually been taken at the date OF the resolu-
ton, except by the Bureau or Constructor and ke-
$685., 900 In the repair OF the iron-clads Ajax,
Canonicus Wyandotte, Dictator, Roanoke and
Terror The GOO 600 was placed to the credit OF
the several bureaus, aud went to reimburse them
for the extraordinary expend lures wnich taey
had been required to make, and winch were con-
partment does not expect 70 need any further ap-
preparations Dr the cur ent year.
Abolition OF Pension Agents-A Great
Saving to tho Treasury.
The bill Introduced to-day BY Mr. Lawrence, OF
Ohio, Is the same presented by him In the Forty
first Congress. II proposes to abolish pension
agents, and Authorizes the Secretary OF the Interior
to pay all PENSIONS by drafts on any depository
bank or Assistant Treasurer, payable directly to
the order OF the pensOner The drafts are 70 be
sent to some postmaster. or other govern
know the pensioners The measure would save
over $500 900 to the Treasury ana protect the gov
eminent against frauds.
Important Business Before the House
Judiciary COmmittee-The Third Term
Question.
The meeting Of the House Judiciary Committee
tomorrow will be important. The chairman,
General Butter, has prepared report on the dis
tribution OF the Geneva award. which he Will SUBJ
NIT, and. II adopted, 1t will be presented to the
House. Mr.. Wilson, OF Indiana, win also endeavor
to get the committee TO order reported amend
menu 10 the constitution tnltlnQ the Pre5iuential
term to SIX years and making him ineligible for
second term.
The Howard Court OF Inquiry to Meet
in March.
The President has ordered that the Court OF In
quiry In the case OF General Howard be composed
OF Generals Sherman, Mcdowell Pope. Meigs and
Holt; Major A. B. Gardner, Judge Advocate. The
Court Will meet in Washington on The Sd Of March
next.
Alexander II. Stephens Seriously III.
Alexander H. Stephens is quite i'll at his rooms
with neuralgia OF the kidneys. The night before
last several physicians were IN consultation rela-
tive TO his case, and agreed that his condition was
serious. He was somewhat easier yesterday nd
TO-DAY.
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] and pass the bin. Agreed to, ana the Dill was

ana pan INC OIL Agreed 20, ana the Dill Wao
passed.
THE APPROPRIATION BILL REPORTED
Mr. GARFIELD, (rep.) oil ohio. from the Committee
on Appropriations, reported the regular Iegs-
lafve, Executive and judicial Appropriate nh
and moved That 1t be made the special order for
Wednesday next.
Mr.. w0oDFORD, (rep.l ofN. Y. argued that the
FIRST great question which called for o discussion
by the House was the status Of the $4,000 QUO ro-
serve.
The House refused to make oh s Dill the apecla
order Tor wednesday, and tnen 1t was referred toll
the ComInittee OF the Whole on the state OF the
Union.
The House then, at ten minutes to 1--we P. NJ, cd
Journed
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truth The political aspect Of the debate threatens
to be more tedious tnan that on the salary grab.
The Appropriation Bill rs Reported to
the HOuse-Thc Retrcnchment Thus
Far Accomplished.
The Committee on Appropriations. having COM
pleted their abors on the legislative Executive
and Judicial Appropriation bll reported it to the
House to-day The bill, though finished was not
fully drawn up and amended to meet the latest
measures of the committee in the line
Of retrenchment. These are expected to be
added so as to have the bill ready lot the
printer tomorrow. The reductions recommended
am ,unt in the aggregate to thr ee millions, which
considered very satisfactory termination of the
labOrs of the committee this one bill. Greater
duct0ns In few special cases. 1t Is said, might
have been made, but, IN the absence Of information
and the opposition Of the Officers Of the depart
ments in question, it was feared that public BUSH
ness might really be embarrassed. The present
reduction Is looked upon, In q measure, as expert
mental, for the committee have assumed the en-
tire responsibility OF making the reduction In the
face OF Executive opposition. II the present re-
duction should verify their belief that the govern.
ment business can be transacted on q clerical
force smaller than that now employed there will
be further cutting down OF the army
Of employees stu on the rolls next year. The
Treasury Department has suffered the greatest re.
duction, the committee making O very decisive
move on the ornamental bureaus OF the Secretary's
ONCE. All the departments, except that OF the
navy come in for share in the pruning process.
The Bill provides new legislation by repeating the
act of May 1872 In regard to the expenses OF the
tonal loan, and making specific appropriations for
the various purposes covered by that fund, nclud-
ing the Bureau of Engraving and Printing. This
will put an end to the European and other pleasure
excursions of officlas. The bin also requires de-
tailed statement OF the expenditure of the contin-
gent funds OF all the departments. This is designed
to abolish the keeping up OF expensive euuipages
and liveried servants for oflcals ana favorite
clerks at the expense OF the people, The bill also
provides for the resumption Of work at the Mint at
New orleans.
The Mormon Monstresity and tho Moral
Element in Utah--Petition OF Gentle
Citizens for Special Liquidation.
The memorial OF the non-Mormon citizens OF
Utah has been printed. 1t Ia signed 'Josepn r.
Walker and others" This memorial was referred
to the Committee on Territories It was prepared
by committee Of forty 1--we. appointed at public
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Department.
short time ago the House OF Represent atives
passed resolution calling upon the Secretary Of
the Navy to inform them how much OF the appro-
priaton for the fiscal year, ending June 80, 1874
was expended prior to January last, and how
much OF the $4,000, 900 appropriated by the present
Congress has been expended, and for what pur-
poses. The Secretary has prepared q reply
in which ne says all the appropriation for construc-
ton and repair for the fiscal year 1894 amounting
to $500, 900. was expended previous to January l.
together with $6S0OO expended for repairs of IRON
cads and other vessels out of the appropriation
OF $4,000, 900 OF December Is, 1873 ana that about
1926, 900 In addition has since been expended out
OF said appropriation on iron clads ana other
vessels, and the completion OF these repairs Will
exhaust by the LIST OF July next all of the
OF that appropriation allowed the Bureau
OF Construction and Repair. The whole
number or men 1900 added temporarily to the
navy were enlisted before January, 1874, and on
the lst OF November last the number OF men in
service was about 5000. The appropria ton for the
navy for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1874, ex-
elusive Of $1s294 appropriated in the Legislative,
Executive and Judicial Appropriation bill,
amounted to $A,o4s,lSo IS. From this appro-
priation was drawn, prior to January last,
$ls, 394 81, Of which amount there was unex-
pended prior to that date 81 ,s22, 725 OF. making
the amount OF this appropriation actually essened
SIC. ,6ss TO- leaving to the credit OF the naval
establishment 1885, AL 95. To this was added
$4,000, 900 by the appropriation of December last,
making the available balance on January
SILL 4Sl aS. OF this sum OF x&ooo0oo nothing
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OUR SPRING STOCK COMPRISING
the Latest Novelties ana styles intro
duced at home or abroad, has been selected
with special rcE.rcnc" to this market, and
merits the attention Of all contemplating
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two, and then more discordant thump.

tWo, anu tHeH HlOre ulsCOrudnI tHuHlp'
ing.
nSplendid, isn't it, said Chubb
Mary James Dustin the music right but
ofthat machine, you observe. Tbem's
the Strauss waltzes, ] believe, she's raslin'
with now. Just listin." .t. -.
We remarked that from the energy
displayed Mary Jane seemed really in
earnest. But whether she was treating
Mr.. Strauss exactly right was an open
question. ~" gu
. Il don't know nothin' about music,
iAdeler," observed Chubb, "but can
tell the real thing. when l. hear il, and
L can sit :. and hear Mary Jane play
them waltzes and the Maiden s
Prayer" until it makes me cry, like a
child" -. ill.,. p.
We asserted that if she. played these
compositions rs she was doing now, it
would make anybody cry. A deaf mute
would shed tears. - :.
"Listen to that now, will you? ex-
claimed Chubb, as wild tumult Of
sound came from the parlor. '1sn't it
nice? If I didn't know it was Mary
Jane tearing around among them
wsltzes, I'd think il was one of those
fellows who played at the concert.
Let's go over and hear her." ..- ..
We entered the house and sought the
parlor. Mary Jane was nowhere to be
found, but to the infinite disgust of
Chubb, there was red-haired man,
with hands as big as u loaf of bread,
tuning the piano!
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BUCKINGhAM'S DYE
FOR Pile WHISPERS.

Asour remover in many CASES requires
too long a time. and too Inuch care, 10 re-
store gray or faded whiskers, we hive pre-
pared this dye. in enc prcpaSof'oa, when
viii nuirkly and effectua1ly accomplish
mis- r,ss,,u. II IS easily applied, and pro
duces A color which will neither rub nor
w.ash of. Sold BY MI Druggists.
MANUFACTURED ny
r. p. HALL q CO.. NASHUA, N. d
octl9 49, ~. e..s
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How Mary jane "R"ssied VII
Straws.

Saws Max Adcler:-our neighocr,
rhvIh had not much Of an ear for
music, but he spent considerable sum
in having his daughter learn to hammer
.hs n;.no and he IS proud of her &C
complishments. He was taking WIZ
ne over the fence, the other day, when
a series of dreadful sounds came from
the piano through the open window,
presently Chubb remarked; "Dyou
b..r that Adeler? Just listen to that,
viii YOU? That's what / call music:
Then there were q few addiliohal
bangs on the instrument, . nourish VI
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From the Vir ginia Real Estate and Farm
Journal.
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DR.. LON C D o N
ON CONSUMPTION.
by which Every One May
Know IL.

II YOU have n persistent cough, at first
dry and hacking, afterwards accompanied
with frothy cKpcctoration. wandering
pains in the chest, loss of flesh, &c. In all
probability YOU are tending To COnSump-
iiOn. IT YOU have had haemOptiSis, or
blood splitting, even q traSpO0nful, this
probability is increased To an almost "b"-
htfr c"fiuiHfV.
II your breathing Is harsh and hurried,
and deep Inspirations provoke II short,
dry, hacking cough, with Il cracking
sound in the chest, ar ii your voice has br-
come permanently weak and hOarN", Their"
can he but little doubt that yOn mre"dU
h0v" Consumption.
YOU are free from dyS"nt"ry, have not
lived in Il tropical climate, ana have ObSti-
nate diarrhTa, even though yOu have no
cough, Uou are Hkcip cOnSumpfire. IL the
diarrhUa Is followed by tn" chest symp-
toms. the existence of tubcrcular diseases
may be- regarded aS n fLcd Gici.
II YOU are not addicted To cncrvating
habits. solitary vices or Il diSsOlut" life, and
are steadily losing weight, HDN ar" surely
tct,ding 10 CONSUMPTION.
If the abOV" symptoms have been de-
velopcd in your case, your only safety IL
an immediate examination Of HOiIr hnGS, and
the prompt adoption Of measures Ia pre-
vent the further progress of n dtScdSc maj
has Slrcpf its mWiDnS ~ untimciH DrdrcS.
Fees Tor consultation, examination, add
vice and treatment within the reach Opall
Medicines for all diseases by mali and
rNprrSS to all parts of the country.
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE No. 1919 FOff (Old
9TH street, opposite the Cathedral. S"p2b
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I'D BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERY
WHERE. oct2S
,... INDIANA FLOER.
JUST RECEIVED

~ ~ Bbls Bushes Best
Rn, ~ 10 Belle Of the West"
satrsntaaGs are from Indiana wheat, and
his r-y;o u DETER than any Flour made In
stsO ssII M Give Bushes Best trial.
flour a, 81, ~. j. Pollock's White Wheat
r. J. SMYTH, q 8
.Marketand 18th streets.
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Mhrtliua &egister.
RATES OF ADVERTISING
THE DAILY REGISTER.

One squares inca space.
One time..........s 70 One months 90
Two times. ...... / Is Three months. IL 90
One week. ........... 2 50 One year.-...a, 25 OO
One square changeable once week $50.
Special Notices . per cent additional.
Advertisements TO occupy fixed places %
per cent additional. 80.
Cuts VIII be charged double for space
occupied.
Double column advertisements, 50 per
cent additional. .a.. ....
Local Notices Is cents per line-6ua no
local notice WIZ be fns~ted for less than ONE
po III 49,, ~ o..n, for establish.
ed business haas d paid for in ad-
All bins due on No m appearance of
the advertisements
Bills with regular advertisers rendered
quarterly. e Sess;s - f.se2g.
Yearly advertisers win be confined to
their legitimate business, and all adver-
tisementS not connected with IL will be
charged for at our regular rates.
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TO BE GIVEN AWAY!

6OOO Cash Gifts, aggregating $4,000
Whole Tickets, slO Half Tickets, So;
Quarter Tickets, $3.50; Eleven Tickets 500.
NOIndividual Benefits.
This Concert is strictly for MASONIC
purposes and will he conducted with the
some iiherality, honesty and fairness
which characterized the first enterprise.
JOHN l.. ROPER, President
For Tickets and Circulars giving full ia
formation, address
Masonic Relief Association, Norfolk, Va.
RESPO NSIBDE AGENTS WANTED.
J.V.L ROGERS, Agent,
1902 Market street,
seps Wheeling, w. Va.
HENRY SCHMULBACH.
l. u.SKE. AZ SCHMCLBACH.
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SUGARS.

NJ BBLS. STANDARD EXTRA c. B. & A.
> p Il" Crushed ,Pow'r'd and Granulated
30 Franklin Extra &,
80" Jersey City {,
30" Livingston,
New Orleans in hhdS, or bbls.,
For sale by
TINGLE & ISHAM.
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mas relaciones existentes entire los do:
paises.
El mariscal Mac -Mahon contestd
en- estos terminos al elnbajador espa-
nol
"Podeis estar persuadido de mi de-
SEQ de yer afirmadas las buenas rela-
clones que deben unir los dos paises.
No he cesado de hacer votos por la
la prosperidad de Espana, la cual i'm
porta a todas las potencias europeas,
y mas particularmente q Francia.
Estad SECURE por 10 demas de que
slempre obtendreis de INF ell mas be-
nevolo concurso para el desempef1o de
vuestra mision."
-Noticlas telegra6cas recibidas de
Madrid, nos permiten asegurar que ell
Gobierno ha dado ordenes para que
embellishments sea puesto en- practi
ca ell plan de campana aprobado en-
Junta de generates.
Las fuerzas carlistas que Sc halla-
ban reunidas en- las Encartaciones Sc
han distribuidos en- difereates partidas,
al interior de Vizcaya.
A causa de las Intermediates que
reinan en- Estella, ell nGcleo de las
facciones abandona la pobIacion.
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dose toda Ia columna con Ia mayor deci-
| sion, batiendo y dispersando al enemigo.
Debemos repetir aqul, que 80 encuentran
colocados varios batallones en- las posicio-
nes convenientes para cerrar por todas
parties ell paso las partidas y batirlas en-
cualquier punto en- que sc presenter.
En- ell n1mero de EE Diari0 de Cien-
fuegos correspondence al 2 del actual ha-
llamos los dos parrafos siguientes:
!. "Difcilmente Sc puede yer un cuadro
] mas hermoso que Ell que presentan hoy
nuestros campos de cana. FL buen tempo
que ha hecho hasta ahora, ha desarrolla-
do de una manera prodigiosa esa utilisi-
ma planta, y Sc puede va decir que la CO
secha esta segura, aun cuando Sc empene
la atm6sfera en- no ser propicia en- los me-
ses venideros.
I'll tempo de aguas Sc caracteriza por
ell mucho sol y la mucha lluvia, y este afo
no podemos quejarnos de la falta de esos
dos elementos, porque llueve diariamente
como es propio de la estacion, y hace un
sol proportional para contrarestar tan
tremenda cantidad de aqua. Muchos amos
han trascurrido sin que vieramos una es-
tacion de verano tan natural como la pre-
sente.
-Segun nuestras noticias, la cOsecha
de maiz del ano actual puede llamarse ex-
traordinaria, pues hace mucho tempo que
no Sc ha visto otra tan abundante Los
destrozos hechos por la oruga en- su prin-
cipio, han desaparecido, las plantas SO
Sc ostentan lozanas, como 81 Ia playa les
hubiese servido de poderosfsimo abono.
Ell Comandante general de operacio-
nes de las Villas, en- telegrama de del
actual, participa, que fuerza del regimen
to Camaiuanl, a las 6rdenes del CONAN
dante Navarrete, alcanzo las 9 de la
.naiana de hoy la partida de Crespo, COM
puesta de % hombres, en- ell Guac, luris-
diccion de Remedies, causandole dos
muertos vistos y algunos heridos, quitan-
dole un puerco que benefciaban, una ter
cerola y varios machetes efectos.
Perseguida por la misma fuerza la alcan-
70 de nuevo en- ell Gaey, en- donde Sc dis
perso por complete, a pesar de hallarse
reunida y parapetada en- mayor ndmero.
Por parte de nuestras fuerzas muerto Ell
asistente del Conandante, asf como tam
bien su caballo y herido de dos balazos Ell
de dicho Comandante.
Ell Comandante general de operacio-
mes de las Villas, en- telegrama de del
actual, participa, que la columna del CO.
ronel Forum, alcanzd aver al oscurecer
la infanterIa enemiga en- ndmero de 100
hombres con algunos caballos, entire Ia
buasco y Ciego Potrero, y la bati6, ha-
ciendole un prisionero, ocupando dos re-
mingtons y caballos, municiones, hama
cas- y la carne que tenian asada para CO.
mer. Ii prisionero manifesto que desde la
accion de Siguaney no sabian de Jimenez
nj de la caballer1a. La columna sigue ell
rastro, pesar de hallarse sin raciones;
el fuego dido esta maiiana es ds suponer
era de ella. Ell enemigo ha tres dias que
no come, y muchos que no descansa.