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Misses aud children g Shoes as cheap a. anywhere
IL the United States.
Gents Calf Congress. sewed. 81 90
Gents fine Caf Congress. Observation-Disclosures. 3 so
Gents Hand stitched Cal: Congress %. 90 to 4. 90
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CHEAP DRY GOODS.
~ Best 7Hc. BleSchod So,.oa IL city
Good Calicoes. ~.
canton Flannels &c. up, cheap
Wool Fianneis, 2Sc. up to nice Hne galis
fercaess and loo. Parasols NJ cost.
SIX embroidered, woven seam Bahriggar oss y5<
Large stock Children's Fancy Hose cheap.
rmu SOCK Boys Cassimei es, reduced prices,
All summer Dress Goods AZ and below cost
Al Wool Black Cashmeres. &c., worth IS,
Black SILKS IN bargains &c. up,
Linen Lawns, 10 and l2 VIC. Cotton Lawns gee nm
Percae Suits, ". 70; Linen Suits cheap.
T. N. NAUDAfN,
aug3-u SOg Market Sfpoes.
. 600 YARDS PACIFIC PEHCAI.ES
-sOSD 3 cents yard.
,kHsy's Double Busk Corset best In the city,
Mime. Demorest's reliable Patterns
Jos. Ii. BAILEY,
1ySl-u Cor. 7th and su 49,
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WV WV A1sh ~
issue on the LIST and 18th OF each month a bul.
leln OF all property for sale and rent on my books
which can be had on application at nv once. OF
Will be sent by mail II desired. -
5000. at per cent. aue17-tr
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Revenue Detective Rufus Springs
Shot and Killed.

On Friday last while a party Of Revenue OF.
fcers were on a raid in the upper portion of
this county after Illicit disttllers, Rufus
Springs, one OF the party, well known In this
and adjoining counties, was shot and Instant
ly killed by q party but supposed
were in search of. The particulars were OBJ
tanned from Capt. A. &. Frey, Assistant Row
cnue Agent. and as near as we can nnrrate
them, as follows: The party OF revenue de.
t~ectivcs, eight in number. were on r raid
near the North Carolina line in the vicinity OF
Hog Back. Mountain. They had captured q
still house and destroyed q lot OF mash, and
about In search OF the distillery which had
been removed before their arrival. b party
being divided, some went In one direction
and some in another. During the hunt a RI
fe shot was heard, but no reply or signal be-
ing heard, no attention was paid until two OF
the party, named Plttman, who had found
the still and were bringing 1t down to the
still house, came across the body Of Springs.
where he had been shot, lying across his gun.
face downward. Springs was alone when he
was killed, ard was doubtless shot from an
eminence TO his rear, as the ball entered back
OF the right shoulder and lodged against the
ribs Of his left side, cutting the main artery.
From the position In which he was lying
when found, he was doubtless killed Instant
ly. AS soon as the death Of Springs was made
known to the balance Of the party, the dlstil-
lery was left and the body OF Springs was
brought down to the house OF Mr.. j. w High
tower, and from thence to the city YESTERDAY
morning. Coroner Bayne i~mpannelled Il jury
OF inqnest yesterday at II o'clock, and after
the hearing Of testimony, n verdict. was. rem
dered that the deceased came to his death
from q gun or pistol shot wound fired by some
unknown party.-GreenuiNe Ne,Cs.
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Harpel's Magazine for May, 1873.

Harper's Magazine for May well BELTS the
month, with its italian poets, its Western
song birds. and its beautiful Easter poem:, &,
The Number opens With q beautifully Illus,
Essex,"'by S. 4. Drake, the author Of "Nooks
and Corners of the New England Coast"
Mr.. Drake, in his most charming style, gives
us the romances and humors Of Lynn,
The hsong Birds of the West is contribu-
ted by Robert Ridgeway, our great ornitho-
logical authority, and Is exquisitely illustra-
ted by Gibson and Beard. .
Eugene Lawrence contributes an interest
ing illustrated paper on the Italian Poets"
and this Is happily supplemented by Mrs.
Margaret ]. Preston's "The Silent Tryst'-a
poem about Petrarch and Laura; by Mr.. How
lands translation OF O Sonnet and three
Magrigals by Michael Angelo; and by DR..
Coan's fine poem, 1.-THE italian Poet in
Exile"
Mrs. Frances L. Mace, the author OF "Isra-
Easter Morning." which Is illustrated by
An illustrated story, 1.-THE Story of Jean
Malcomb," is by Susan Archer Weiss, the
The third paper Of the series OF "Old Flem-
ish Masters is about Rubens, and contains
some beautiful engravings after his most cele-
The Emperor williams summer palaces are
described in Ill illustrated paper, entitled
"Along the Havel,'' by Arthur Venner, who,
In Tic JUDITH vi IL htbIClC i III 1T
teresting adventure Of Carl Schurz's younger
The Two great serial novels Of the year
MACLEOD of Dare" by William Black, and
|"The Return of the Native" by Thomas
Hardy-grow In interest with every monthly
installmcnt. There arc also In this Number,
besides the illustrated story already men,
toned, two interesting short stOries-"My
Nephew's Crotchets," by Lucretia p. Hale,
and why Jack went to Europe" by Julian
Hawthorne.
A very suggestive paper on a subject
always timely, and now again brought fresh
to the popular mind by Charles Reade's re-
cent lettersI In Harper's Weekly, Is contributed
by William Blaikfe. entitled "Free Muscular
Development" showing by how simple meth
DDS the best physical training may be secur
ed.
The Hon. F. H. Morse contributes q brie
but important paper on the English Clvi
Service, with especial reference to Its consular
and diolomatic branch.
Henrietta Hardy's poem, "May-Flower,s
concludes the body OF the Magazine.
The Easy Chair" opens wifi an article OF
Daniel Webster, and follows with some Yer.
interesting glimpses Of the old Walton
House, in connection with which 1t quaint.
describes q Flemish interior In the publish
ing House over the way. 1t introduces vi
again to q sassafras Club discussion, and con
ciudes with O notice Of the Tender RecOlleC
lions OF Irene Macgillicuddy." The othe
Editorial Departments are as entertainin
and instructlng as usual.
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Coon NEWS FOR LowNDEsvILLE.-On and
after the first Wednesday of May, Lowndes-
Vile Will nave u mail on Wednesdays and
Fridays from Abbeville. We have long striV-
ell for this, and now congratulate our friends
on the securing of u long-needed want. We
may thank Congressman Aiken for thisact OF
justice from inc government. 49,.
RosETTE PARrY.-The ladies OF the Baptist
Church will givea Rosette party at the Re.
male Academy on the evening OF the third Oh
nt 4 a. Mu,I . = LII -. rJosy ~ tber doIicorias
ru ts ~ ~ o,1 EcarrhaSv 10 axnocte,i
~ ~ h ~ nrasant 'oN "
~ pte' -,
n rec Zee Watehnaah Is Just one year ,r Tla
sM3.uny, riu 10 u y -, Z eNoa"nS - anI
.Meesls. TiloelG ate olu he"epaPSl IS nIa
hnsinoss has also incrcased
ATTENTION ooaGco atto &c IN ~
pot Rin I've =. 4 S TG;,r d 10 ~ the 9, m Vow 6r,,
s soons SrrHm ~ .entS mer oo,inn E,Ionr from
e. M 70 - ~ ner barrel nj To be had Mt the
cheap depot OF Norwood & Jones.
McEyoY was hung at Aiken last Friday for
the murder OF Major j. Gregg Just W
years ago. Inc prisoner was u Dad man anu
hiS ~"isb biSo,J ~ dipa'"S non' '"e p'op'o "a
aapt . a, i,i hcs says w ne nus S arrsh b p1 he
~ .'H
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n

Last Thursday night the Abheville Silver
Cornet Band and q large number Of our citi-
zens assembled ut the residence OF our es-
teemed townsman Mr.. w. Joel Smith to sere:
made and to do honor to our distinguished
Representative Hon.. D. w. Aiken, and to G.
tend o greeting TO the guests who were here,
representing an Emigration Society and
looking for desirable lands upon which to 10
cate q colony of three hundred families to en-
gage in the cultivation Of the grape and the
production of wine. After playing several
beautiful pieces, Col. Aiken was loudly called
when he responded In one Of his happ1est
speeches. The Colonel is an indefat{gable
worker, and Is devoted TO the prosperity and
welfare of his state, and the occasion. with
the attendant circumstances, inspired him
with more than his usual enthusiasm and'zeal
in a cause which had for its object the devel-
opment of the material resources Of Able
Vile county.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

ALsroN HoUsE.-Jno 8 Bird, jr, Charleston
] p Baily, Elberton; John w Pearce, Decatur
Ga; W = Mars, E AMars, Calhouns Mills; j F
Ciinksca!es,- " a Black, Ant.eville; DR. =
Speer, Miss johnnie Speer, A Bowman, Jas
Baker, j NJ Baker, B B Allen, DR. J B Moseley.
Lowndesville; J w .McCalla. Georgia; Prof
VIM Lowry & Wife, V D McClaine, Due West;
j H Woods, County; DR. g Reid, Honea
Path; 8 C Link, Linkville; W Mann, Noun.
tain View; Joel Johnson. 8 ] Emerson, East
Tenn; r r Seawright, ponalds; J E Uldrich,
Santuck; ] A Calhoun, Blue Hill: CaptJ.W
Cokesbury; ] Y Jones, City; ] F c DuPre, 1r:,
Miss Kate Small, Floral Hill; T G Enrlght,
Cherry Hill.
HoTEL-M B Norman, Nash.
VILE: D Button Ashville; ] 0 Hemminger,
Wellington; g NJ Madison, ] j Richey, q w
Johnson Donalds; ] r Tarrant, ] Coleman,
DR. @ H Waddell, qo'Neil, RI Nichols, H F
Fuller, Thos Arnold, w Turner, w x Blake,
Greenwood; L NJ Rogers, White Hall; Cress-
well, s B Brooks. New Market; CT Sullivan,
Lime Creek; s B Waltz, Cokesbury; A -
Miller, J D Ellis, Hodges; Jas Rogers, 1t Hill
L NJ Moore, Els Hale. Ninety;six; DrH Dren.
nan, Frazie:ville; DIR T j Mabry. County;
Bartly MILAN, Greenville; DR. VIM Taggart,
Magnolia; B FSmith, Cedar Springs, q Cade,
Jas Jennings, Calhouns Mills; Jas Hanson,
Baltimore; Chas Samson, Richmond.
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We understand that there is great dissatis-
faction among the numerous parties suffering
from all sorts OF chronic affections, from this
and several Of the adjoining counties, who
were induced to 60 to Abbeville and other
places, attracted by the advertisement OF the
Atlanta Medical Institute, asking such par
ties to report and they would treat them.
Many poor persons went, at considerable
expense, in obedience to the invitation.
They were disappointed by being told in
nearly every instance, to come to Atlanta,
and the prices charged seemed to be very ex-
horbitant. Doubtless many Of their cases
have to be treated in a regular institution,
under the care Of skillful surgeons, but many
Of these cases are often operated upon by sur
geons from Charleston and Columbia, at the
home Of the patients, with complete success,
the after treatment being carried out by the
family physician. This is a great saving to
our people, and the sooner they learn to rely
upon scientific and skillful surgeons at home,
the better for them.
We express the sense Of our people In say
ing that this trip Of the surgeons OF the Allan
ia Medical Institute was o grand
expedition for that institution, without co
sulting the interest OF the unfortunat
whom they attracted by advertising.-Nine
fy-&1 Guardian.
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A remarkable religious revival is. under
way In Ricnmond, Va, among the negroes.
The preachers have not lodged the question
OF hell, but have We'd with one another in
picturing the torments Of the damned. The
Rev. John Jasper's assault upo the theory
thai the world moves was only one Of the In
cidcnts Of this awakening. A correspondent
says of one OF Brother Jasper's sermons
Nothing could exceed the vividness with
which he pictured the torments OF eternal
punishment, and he ~scathingly denounced
Beecher and those other preachers who at
tempt to show that there is no hell. Some OF
his congregation grovelled upon the floor in
very agony when he told that same as a head
OF cabbage In a billn' pot will de sinner be for
everlasting In hell. The pot will keep on
bilin' and de cabbage will burn, but never
burn up. You all will be like dat cabbage II
you don't repent" All the employees In q
tobacco factory ave up work one day and
went through the streets shouting, singing,
and urging everybody whom they met to seek
salvation. Many OF the converts say that
they have Visions Of heaven. Here Is anoth.
er incidents: Tonight, Mt supper in one OF
the hotels, q waiter suddenly became con.
verted as he was entering the dining room
with a dish of stewed oysters, and throwing
the dish and contents on the floor, he rnised
his hands and began to tell how he was con.
yerted on the spot, and to proclaim the WIS.,
ions of glory that had been revealed to him
and were passing before him."
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Off for Africa.
THE DEPARTURE OF THE LII
BERIAN EXODUS BARK.
A Correct List Of the Emigrants n
What they Carried with Them'"Ihe
Excursions to the Bar.
Journal of C07nnerce.)

journal of Commerce.)
The long expected departure of the Liberian
Exodus bark Azor, took. place yesterdny
morning, at about 8 o'clock. The bark was
accompanied to the bar by TWO steauiels,
which carried about 800 excursionists; Sne
was towed to the bar by the tug Wade Hamp..
ton. on board OF which were the Officers OF
the Association nnd q number r,a zo OF c alsllnl
G gnu a1s so eolsr sO n e and Is crew. The
280 passengers Were composed OF W chllareh
Of s years and under, and of lG4 adults, count
ing those over 8 years Of age as adults; VI
Louisiana, 8 from Alabama. 81 from Georgia,
0 from North Carolina, and 8 from Florida.
The South Carolina emigrants classl1ied by
counties, are as follows: Edgefeld, q: Charles-
40; Aiken, II; Lancaster. u; Barnwell, q.
The classification OF the emigrants! by the
C~ustomhouse clearance is as fol!0ws: ,,,.
Male adults II; female adults a. % ;e toaat " chi;.
dren So; total Of children los; equivalent t0ba
adults; making the total OF adults 1S. .ine
Storage provisions for these emigrants as
cleared at the Customhouse are as follows: 81
barrels flour, II barrels rice, 81 barrels, meal,
6 barrels sugar. 2 barrels molasses, 3 barrels
bacon, IL barrels beet, 10 barrels pork, . barreis
bread, 100 pounds dried fish, barrel yinegat'
This list does not include the regular supplies
for the crew Of the bark.
The List Of Emigrants.
The following is IN accurate roll Of the
emigrants who left from Nincty-Six.
Levi II. Graham, q, farmer.
Matte Graham, l.
James Johnson, %, farmer.
Hannah Johnson, 20, farmer.
Celia Johnson, 90, farmer.
stephen Johnson, 20, farmer.
Charity johnson, 65, farmer.
Kinda Johnson, 3.
Prince Johnson,5 5.
Moses Mason, 40, farmer and carpenter.
Charlotte Mason, 43, farmer.
Denis Mason, q, farmer.
Milly Ann Mason, 7.
Mat Mathews, IS, farmer and shoemaker.
Mildred Mathews, "a, farmer.
James Mathews, Il, farmer.
Henry Mathews, 8.
Stephen NJ. Mathews, 8.
Margaret Mathews, @.
Amanda Phillips, @.
Robert Phillips, IA, farmer.
Jennie Phillips S.
Roselle Phillips, /.
Ebert Phillips 2.
Frank Tolbert, q. farmer.
Sarah Tolbert, d, farmer.
Willie Tolbcrt, ].
John Tolbert. s.
Rose Tolbert, l..
Frank TOlbe.t, 2.
Ned Wilson, 40, farmer.
| Elizabeth Wilson, ~, farmer.
Henry Wilson, l8, farmer.
Sarah Ann Wilson, 80.
Tom Wilson's.
Mary Wilson, 7.
Richard Wilson's 6.
John Wilson, 4.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1878-04-24
DISTINGUISHED Guest.

Hon. Thomas B.. Bryson, one Of the Trium'
virate who govern the city OF Washington
stopped with Congressman Aiken at Cokes
bury last Monday night, and with him was
In attendance upon our Court for q Short
While on yesterday. Mr.. Bryson lives In an
mansion ut Washington but
up to the time OF the Chicago fire
owned a million Of dollars worth In that
city, all OF which was lost. He Is now reduc'
ed 10 about one hundred thousand dollars
worth OF property and he feels very poor In
deed. =.