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NORFOLK PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND
N DAILY LINE to Norfolk,
and Monday Tuesday Thursday and saturday to Pctsf
burg and Richmond.
DI n N A

From pier North River foot OF Beach street. steamers
daily at p NJ tor Norfolk, and passenger steamers
Tor Norfolk. City Point and Richmond on Tuesdays
thursdays and saturdays same hour
through bills OF ading and pa tickets Issued TO
all points South southwest Virginia and iennes
see Atlantic Coast, Seaboard and other ines also ~
Chesapeake and ohio Railroad Tor Western points ana
at Norfolk for New oern and washington
n. c., and other pon ONCE 1877 Greenwich street.
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ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.

4 1NLh DlRECT LINE ~
THE GkNERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMpANfs MaiL
STEAMSHIPS BETW EEN NEW YORK AND HA' Re-
CALLING AT BkE5T. =. O.
The splendid vessels this avorte route tor the Con
tnent being soulherly than any otheo VIII SAN
rom pier No 81 North River. as iollows:- ,s., Q,
4
AMEHlQUE, Roussan shtui fap,iI,
EUROPE, Lemarie saturday April
PRICE OF PAsSAGE IN GOLD Qncuding wine> 10
BREST OR HAVRE. go
First cabin, Sl25. Second cabin. $40
ExcurNon tickets al reduced rates 1 a..
American travellers going to or returning lIpn le
Con nenl q Europe by taxing this line avoa no Tossing
SIT by English railway and the disconiort- OF crose
the Channel, besides saving time trouble ana eNpense
NOte.-ln June and thereafter the departures VIII 10
"" GEoRGE MACKENZIE Agent SO Broadway
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A CHANCE FOR CAPITALISTS AND OTHERS
"a Nearly 800 Los and houses, worth 100000 IN the
ID me centre city VI East II Louis the east end OF the
great BRUCE 10 SELL together separately, tor cash or
tsarA Addfsss b. bo1 iue HsrAId ofacS
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CTATE LINE.
NEW YORK TO GLASGOW LIVERPOOL
BbLEAST AND LONDONDERRY
These elegant new Cyde-but steamers will sail from
pier IS North River as foll0ws:- 1.
STATE OF ALABAMA, Saturday, March n
And every alternate Saturday thereafter Ing psssen
through rates to ali parts OF Great britain and
ireland, Norway, sweden Denmark and Germany
to AUSTIN BALDWIN Co., Agents.
No. 72 Broadway.
SteeraQe Office. No IS Broadway,
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III United STATES MAIL STEAMSHIPS
TO PLYMOUTH. CHERBOURG AND HAMBURG.
The elegan Clyde built iron steamships Will sail from
New YORK 8 pliOwsi- . :.
GOETHE, CantaiO wilson. Marcn2&
SCHILLER, Captain Thomas: ........,.,.; April
from Eagle Line pier foot First street, Hoboken
RATES OF PASSAGE To
PLYMOUTH, LONDON, CHERBOURG and HAMBURG.
Cabn-Frst saloon, $l2l gold second saloon, ST. gold.
Steerage-io Plymouth and London, $50, currency; to
Cherbourg and Hamburg, $50 gold prepaid tickets
on rehs apps 10 FSS EDYE CO. South
William street. For passage apply TO KNAUTH,
MACLEOD KUHNE, General Agents, lib Broadway.
NATIONAL LINE.
IN NOTICE.
This company takes the risk of insurance fup to
S6 900 in goid) each OF thus giving
sengers the best possible TOR safety and the
avoidance Of danger at sea.
sOutheTlv route has always been adopted by
this company avoid ice and headands
From piers - and ~ North River.
TO on tENsIOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CANADA. Mar. Is. A. GREECE April 4, at3P: n.
FOR LONDON D1RECT
DENMARK. Wednesday, March Is, atll A N.
Cabin PASSAGE g. $50 currency Storage s2s: cur
age tickets IRON Liverpool at the lowest rates
Apply at the company's office, No. 60 Broadway.
+. W. J. HURST, Manager.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1874-01-28


IMM1dRArIoN.-A correspondent OF
the Phan;z, for. the encouragement Of
immigration, urges the establishment
of a central financial institution, with
delegates from each County of"thc
State to compose the board of officers
and directors. He says: g." - .,'.''
sFor this purpose l beg to inform
your readers and the people Of South
Carolina at large, that a bill will soon
be introduced in the Legislature OF
South Carolina, for charter of the
Cooperative Colonization Bank of
South Carolina, with a capital of S..
100000, to bo subscribed in lands,
mines. factories and cash, (no gifts or
donations received,O, with headquar-
ters at Columbia. As soon as the
charter is obtained, the bylaws and
general instructions Of the institution
will be published d in the papers OF
each County in the State, and CORES.
pondcnce opened with any society
willing to cooperate with the gcnert
al colonization financial institution in
Columbia. =. y"
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INCREASE OF ,CRlME.-The records
of the late Term OF our. Courtshow
an alarming increase of crime in
our County since the October
Term? Then the juries, grand. and
petit, were discharged after two
days service, whilst at the late
Term the grand jury were engaged
nearly one week and the petit juries
nearly two weeks in discharging
their duties. Four murder cases,
and grand and petit larcenies, and
assaults and batteries, formed the
catalogue of crime, and swelled the
expenses of our: County beyond all
proper limits. Strong drink has
been the prolific source Of many Of
these crimes, aud a disorganized
labor system Of the rest. The
Court and jury have done good ser:
vice. at the late Term in bringing
offenders to punishment, and de-
serve the thanks ofeour County for
their effortsjto repress crime. i"'s~
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NN AJOR ANDREW SMALL begs
vH leave to inform the citizens of
Tie Town of Abbeville and county,, that
at the solicitations of numerous friends,
|acuuaintancej and the public generally,
he has been induced again to resume his
late occupation rs an Auctioneer and
Com mission Merchant, he would only
here lust remark that his ability as an
uctioneer Is we'll known to the COM
munity both in town and country, .hav-
ing acted in that capacity these last
twenty years. All those desiring his
services as such would do we'll to give
him call at his own residence, where
he shall be happy to see them and where
advertisements can be written out and
all other preliminaries with regard to
nublic sales arranged and adjusted. Or
ders can be left with Mr.. w. II. Penney,
at his Drug Store, or at the Judge Of
Probates office in the Court House, All
of property for sale shall
have his earnest attention, and imme-
diatelv after disposal of. same settle
mants will be made with promptness
and dispatch. He Is acting as Agent
stiIi Eor those wonderful medicines the
Great Vegetable Blood Purifiers that
have been doing so much good to hun
dreds both in town and country. These
medicines can be got no where else but
onlv through the regular appointed and
authorized Agents. AlIwho may be in
want' of such, give me call when I
shall supply,you with catalogues, pam
nhiets. &C., giving you. all information
rerardihg w hat you want, free of charge.
i'Save also been appointed agent for
two t 20 of the largest importing Houses in
this great country of which due notice
viii be givep,in our lQcalispapers next
.rmoorth When the sale. com Iaences. &All
communications promptly attended to.
p. Major Ahdrsw Small l.
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REMoyAL.-We regret to learn that
our townsman, Nj. J. W. Fowler and
lady, will leave here on next Wednes.
day for St. Joseph, Missouri, where
he will enter into business. They
will be missed in Abbeville. Mr..
Fowler is one Of our most active, en-
ergetic and enterprising merchants,
and with his business capacity and
experience, will soon rise superior to
his late reverses, and achieve for him:
self, We trust, wealth, and reputation.
Our best wishes 60 with them.
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ROYAL N,uprrA1s.--'Tl'hle The marriage Of
Alfred, Duke Of Edinburg, son Of
Queen Victoria, of England, to, Marie
Alexandrovna, daughter of the En-.
peror of Prussia, came off at St. Pc
.tersburg, with imposing ceremonies,
on Friday, the 2ad. What would the
ladies Of our town say to marriage
on Friday ?-the unlucky day. There
was a double cercmony-the marriage
being performed according to the rites
of the Greek and English Churches.
The bride and her attendants gljttered
in jewels and crimson velvet. '"'.
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The Expenses Of our Court.

That our Taxpayers may see the
heavy burdens which arc imposed
upon them in tho administration Of
tho criminal law-the conviction and
punishment of crime-we publish the
following approximate estimate of the
expsnaco of tho late two weeks $685.
sion of our criminal Court, aggrega-
ting the enormous sum of $l,766 81,
or over $17O per day for the period of
ten days. Add to this tho loss Of time
on the part of jurors and witnesses,
and We may form some idea of the
cost of administering the criminal
law Of the.County. -, ,.4 ~.
To the courtesy Of Mr.. Robert
Jones wo are indebted for the state
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LEGISLATIVE"

The Legislature 5 met again on
Tuesday thei2othinst., and the pro-
ceedings so far have been sunimpor-
tant. The general impression is
that the session will not extend be-
yond two or three weeks. Among
other business of the session, there
is to be an election for Chief JUS
tice, the Encouragement of the
Congressional Districts, and adjust
meut of the Blue Ridge Railroad
debt. In the House a resolution
was introduced by Ellison to extend
the time for the payment of taxes
to the 1st March. .
The special committee on the pub
lie printing recommended that the
printing be let out to the lowest bid
der, on condition that the aggregate
cost does not exceed $4,000 @...:.1.
A concurrent resolution Of the
House to 60 into an election for Chief
Justice on the 9th was postponed in
the Senate. 49,.
The Governor sent to both Houses
copy Of a letter from Morton, Bliss &
Co., proposing 10 take certificates OF
ind cbtedness, receivable for taxes next
year, in lieu of the claim they hold
against the State Of over one hun
dred thousand dollars in money, but
no action was taken upon it. The
bill to provide for the payment OF
certain claims passed and was ordered
to be enrolled. The bill to- provide
for the better keepingin repair Of the
public roads and bridges excited a
long and warm dcbate, but the enact
ing clause was finally stricken out.
In the Senate the bill to amend the
act to regulate the pay Of the mem
bers of tho General Assembly was
passed. 1t provides that, members
shall receive, for: both tha, regular
and extra sossions, such per diem
compensation as will amouatto, aad
not exceed six hundred dollars. This
will give the members twelve hun
drcd dot.ars each for services render
ed the State this winter. ....'r. :. a;.,I
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;. REGULATIONS FOR THE Posf-OFFIcE
AT, ABBEvIILE.-The Office is open for
the general delivery of letters and sale
of postage stamps from $50 A: NJ. to D
p. M:: -
Motley Orders furnished from $50 a.
Greenville and Columbia Railroad
Mail closes at $50 A. NJ, !. -:
- Washington, Ga, ataiicioses'on Wed
nesday at $50 a. NJ.
Elbert, Ca, Mail, via Heardmont,
closes on Thursday at $50 A: NJ. ..
Antreville Mail, via Temple OF
Health, closes on Thursday at $50 a: NJ
Elbert, Ca, Mail, via Lowndesvllle'
closes on Friday at $50 A. N:
- - H. w. LAWSON, P. NJ.
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se- Mcssrs. DuPrc & Co. may now
be found at Sassard & Co.'S late stand
in Cothran9 K 1Viison's Range. Mr.
Dupre is too we'll known in our com
munity as a thorough business mar
and liberal and enterprising merchant
to need any commentator from us
He has laidin large and well selected
stock Of groceries, which he will sci
on accommodating terms. See adver
tisement 10 another column. ..-.l
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;s,- State of South Carolina,
.ABBEVILLE1 COUNTY,
I'd Ms SCoursof cSntmon. .P,ease, jan
@A AZ uaTy Term, 1874:
EO-Lewis p. Bowie, Esquire, Clerk sof
the Court II Censhon please, ,-of said
County.
VOU are hereby authorized and COM
manded to issue a writ Of Venire
Facias, for thirtyssix petit juries, to at
tend q special Session of the Court OF
Common Please, to be held At Abbeville
Court House, for. the County of Able
Eyille M said State, ,'on the second Mon;
day Of April ,sin the year Of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and seven
fty-foug. And also, second wit 6f
Venire Eacias, for thirty-six petit juro1s
to attend and serve at the place af0fe-
said, ,;on the third Monday ofApril afore-
sahl, Tor the term OF one week. ssS -
The Clerk of the Court shall at least
fifteen days before said special session ol
Court of two weeks as aforesaid, cause
the time and place for holding the same
to be notified for at least two weeks sue.
cessively, in one or more of the news.
papers published in the town of Abbe-
willie. .;--,J ~.
And it is ordered that such special
session Of the Court of Common Please,
be heidFas aforesaid, for two weeks. as
aforesaid, beginning on the second Mon.
day ofeAprH, as aforesaid, and cohtin:
uing for lwo weeks from said day inclu-
sive,. if such time-be required for the
49, L
T. H. COOKE.
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DISSOLUTION Of PARLIAMENT. -
Gladstone has been forced TO give up,
and the English Parliament has been
dissolved. Gladstone in his address
says that, since its defeat upon the
Irish education bill, the ministry had
not sufficient power to carry ont the
great legislative measures; hence the
appeal to tho people. The new Par.
liamentary election occurs within
thirty.fve days. =. ...j.:.''l 't:'.,: d. ~,
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Sheriff s Sale.

e Peter Mcclellan '.....
y. :! fsi!s;i F.;t,: Execution '''' :. !. !: !.
NY virtue Of an Execution to mi
Is directed, I will sell at Abbevill'
Court House, on Saleday in Marcel
next, within tho legal hours,
2 Lots in the town Of Green
wood, -~-
..> .~, ono containing -
49, ert '5@Acres, . - : -
more or less, and bounded by Byrc
Street, lanyard Street, and A. Nc
Neil; the other lot containing ,g
. !: x28 Acres, *
more or less, bounded by Z. & c. Rail
road, G. Calhoun, y. d. Aerriman
and others. Also, ~.
:" "a Bales Of Cotton, ...g
On The 18th Day Of February,
r.. ~. ... ... AT GREENWOOD. i.,>, g.: ! :.
Levied on as the property Of J: IT.
Parks at the suit of Peter Mcclellan.
L. P. GUFFIN,
Sheriff Abbeville County.
snSsitf:s Ssa' e. 255ss, isss, ~. ; :~. os
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n : - 81 TEL e.

A STArBTNa AFFRAY.-We learn
that a stabbing affray occurred on
Saturday last at Donnaldsville, be-
tween Newton McAdams and New
ton Drake, in which the latter re-
ceiyed two severe flesh wounds in
the breast and one in the thigh.
Though serious the>wounds areznot
dangerous. We are not informed
as,tof fhe cause ofquarrel. ssGIG,
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Citation for Letters OF Administration
The State of South Carolina,
ABBEYILLE COUNTY.
By g.. w.. 'GUFFIN, Esq, Probate
Judge.
WNTHEREAS, Lewis D. Bowie made
" suit to me, to grant him Letters OF
Administration of the Estate and effects
of Isaac N. Franklin, late of Abbeville
County, deceased.
THESE ARE THEREFORE, to cite
and admon1sh all apd singular the
kindred aud creditors of said Isaac n:
Franklin, deceased, that they be and
appear before me, In the Court OF
Probate, to be held at Abbeville Court
House, South Carolina, ON February II,
1874, after publication hereof, at II
o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause,
il. any they have, why the said Admin
istration should not be granted -
Given under my hand and seal, this Htb
: day of December in the, year Eof:our
Lord. one thousand eight hundred
and seyenty-four, and in the ninety
eighth year of American dndepeH
= Published on the 2sth day Of January
and 4th of February, 1874, in the Able
|. Vi'te 'ltp 's'' '''' c. w. GUFFIN,
...a.. "'. Judge of Probate.
Jan. "a, 42-2t4 ...I
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE COMPTROLLER GENERAL,
COLUMBIA, S. G. Jan. 5, 1874.


OFFICE COMPTROLLER GENERAL,
COLUMBIA, S. c. Jan. s, 1874.
7. B. milford,
Auditor 1H6eriue County:
SIR-Each County Auditor in,thps
State has furnished this Office withtan
abstract of the real and personal prop.
erty of his County, and has certified
that the same has been equalizedS NJ
his County Board of EqualizatiRK
Tho State Board of Equahzation hasi
confirmed the assessment made, and IL
there are no errors found t.in the
Auditors work, the samo mustobo sea
ccpted by this Office. The frequent
! and seemingly hurried petitions which
arc being presented at this Office By
many taxpayers, for abatement ot
assessments Of 1873, obliges me to
issue The following ginstructions, which
will be your guide forwarding any
application from and after the rceeipts
ofsfhis: = nTnC;t jGES
/. No petition will be received until
tho tax. is paid in, full to the County
Treasurer. -
9. No petition will be, ,feeeiyad
without it is made on the blank forms ?
prescribed by this Office, Copy. epI, y,
Closed } fully and conciscly giving The
subject .mattcTa of -complaipt, and II
The Codptg Aaditosis hotsconversant
with the sfaets, ,StlieSapplratien must
be accompanied BY the affidavit ef
two dIsinterestcd parties and sworn
to by the applicant, rc-~e,
3. The petitioner must forward all
petitions ti,reughtirc County Auditor,
and the Auditor will endorse The,
staten neBt Of assessment and dTtaxsasS I
entered on his duplicate" on 1he een-
ire fold of the form, and on the lett
fold he will endorse tho "valuation
petit,oned for, andin each case the
lumber of acres, lots, building, and
amount of PERSONAL property Witty
stated, and the taxS exteiided in gqS !
lars, cents and mills, leaving tho third
or right fold. for the entries to d be
made at this Office You Kill observe
that the additions of the first and
third folds willeqnal the second.
~. You win ipform all parties IN
terested that 70 insure y reply, that
ali communications must be prepaid
bsfore-mailing, and accompanied with
sufficient stanps to return same.
8. # parties fail to comply -, with
the above Instructions youswill not
forwa1.d-their applications Extra
copies of this circular are sent you by
mail, that you may post them con-
in your Office, fos the sp-e =
formation Of ALI concerned. IA III 4.
Applications made in aceordaacs =
with the above instructions, will re-
ccive prompt attention; if in any
other form, they will not receive no.
Lice.{ Please acknowledge receipt. :,
7 ! !! RespeetfuIly, &cl IL
S. l.. HOGE,
g.. ...i Comptroller: General.
Jan. 21, 1874 4l-2t
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EXTRA SESSIONS OF OUR COURT
By reference to the advertisement in
another column, it will be seen that
extra sessions Of our Court will be
held on the second and third Mondays
of April next for the dispatch of the
civil business Of The term. Thirty-six
petit jurors will be summoned for each
week. ,.,. t,isI .2EnI II +n ,f.,,f 81
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Notice of Sale.

DY virtue of-an Order of the Court
ID of Probate for Abbevilic ~Coun
ty, | will sell on. Saleday in February
next, at Abbevilie G. III within the
legal hours Of public sale, at public
outcry, all Noles, Accounts, &c, be-
longing 10 tie estate Of B. A. Jones
decd, which have been. appraised al
doubtful and worthless. 80
Terms Of sale cash. z '
81 9 e. ~ LpCY B. JONES, ~
i ADMINISTRATIVE.
Jap. .2e. 1874 Alt r. p I'm =
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THE EIGHTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT

TIE EIGHTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.
The Act OF the Legislature pass
ed at the late extra session, which
changes the time for holding courts
in this Circuit, provides that the
General Sessions and Common
Pleas shall be opened at the same
time, whilst under. the old law the
latter Court ,coold jnott:bee opened
before Wednesday This is quite
a convenience, as It'll enables the
Court to proceed With the civil bu-
siness at any tines Fhe bill was
introduced at the suggestion Of
Judge Cooke.
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Citation for Letters Of Administration.
.lThs state cot South Carolina:
'ABBEVILLE COUNTY.

Dy ~. w. OOE IANS. 4AoS't = Aoos~~S
+ judge, .''}+, 4
WHEREAS, w. P. ANDERSON
made suit to ME, to grant him
Letters of administration of the Estate
and effects of John Anderson, late
of Abbeville County, deceased.
THESE ARE. THEREFORE, TO cite
and admonish all and singularthe, KIM
dred and creditors of the said John
Anderson, decd, that they be and ap-
pear before me, in the Court Of Probate,
to be held at Abbeville Court House,
South Carolina, on 30th January inst,
after publication hereof, at II O'Clock In
the forenoon, to shew eause. IT, any they
have, why the said Administration
should not he granted. -
Given upder aay hand and saal, this
fifteenthday Of January, in the year of
G1our Lord one thousand eight hundred
Sand seventy-four, and in the ninety
Seighth year of American Indepen-
Gdence.
Published on the 2lst and 18th day of
january 1874. in the 24bdevate Press
any eeNs'' 'I'cS. W. CURTIN, -
J. 2. 4. Cy.
Jan. 81, 1874, 41-2t* . 49," '.'
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PARKER & PERRIN: are now moving
into their new Drug Store, at the
corner Of Cothra l. Wilson's Block
on the Public Square. The store is
large, commodious, and well-lighted.
and the location is one Of the best in
town. We. prophesy for hessrs'
Parker & Perrin still further eKten-
sion of their large and successful
business in their new quarters. In .
few days they will be fully established
and will be pleased 10 welcome their
friends. They are now making some
choice additions to their stock.
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Ma Mr. r W. Crawfnrd.s

No. Mr.. J. w: Crawford Of
Pendleton, contributes an excellent nlltt
article to the An0srson htelligmce'
on the Use Of stabbed cotton seed
as'aSrianure for cotton, which we
will publish in. .ourTnext. Mr.. G. il
a very successful planter, and his
article,contains much practical in.
formdtion.. -
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Wednesday, January %, 1874

TERMs.-Two Dollars year, in ad-
vance OF. Two Dollars and Fifty Cents
at the end Of the year.
No subscriptions taken for q slorter
time tlian six months. ::
Transient advertisements. are emerged
for at ths.rate OF ONE DOLLAR per lhcn
spacs, for the first insertion, and FIFTY
Teyts for each subsequent insertion.
4 fibersr deduction from the abe"e
rates is made to persons advertising 'by
the quarter Or by. the, year.
,sS5- All obituary notices end tributes
81 respect are charged for at'the Usual
rates Of advertising.
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n- A new plank side walk TO the

~ A new plank side walk to the
Depot has just been construc cted on ~
" ashington street, and will conduce
very much to the comfort and .conve-
nience of our citizens. The, work ,.e-
fleets credit upon the superintendent,
Thos. Derricott, and upon the enter
urise ot the Town Council, ""' -
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TRIAL JUSTICE. .AAlr. A. T. Cal.
vert has bceu appointed a Trial
Justice for @,Abbeville. Mr.. c. is
an intelligent gentleman and will
doubtless make good officer.
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Icy Four thousand: five. hundred
bales Of cotton hive been shipped
from Greenwood since the lst Of Sep
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