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A Personal R%encontre will not be Pre-.
cipitated by Gen. Gary.
NeUS and CDup'ier.

COLUMBIA, S. c.. january 1.-Col. Hask ell's
l,ttcr, l learn, is quite rs much Of a sensation
IN Edgeficld MS at other points. Tho attack Is
Gary had announced his intention TO drop
the controversy with Gen. Hampton.
Any apprehension the public may feel in
regard to a personal renc0ntre being prccipi-
talcd by Gen. Gary may be dismissed.
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MR. OrwAY HENDERSON. recently ofDorn's
Mine, Abbeville County. has hettied at Ma
rietta, Greenville County.S s.. c. He occupies
the old Marietta Hotel. M cultlvates a farm,
hrloLging to the ncv. B. +. Miller, oi this
county.
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State of South Carolina,
Abbeville County.

Probate CONFEDERATION for Letters of
Administration. .
By J. FULLER LYON, ESQ.,, PROBATE
JUDGE.
WHEREAS, MIG Zeigler, C. C. p. has made
w suit TO me. to grant him Letters Of Ad.
ministrntion OF the Estate and effects OF
7. c. Mcbride late OF Abbeville County,
deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admonish ull
and singular the kindred and creditors of the
said 4. Z. Mcbride, deceased. that they be
andappcar, before me, In the Court OF PROBATE,
to be held Mt Abboville &. H., On Tuesday,
the al day OF March, 1880, after publication
hereof, at II O'Clock In the forenoon, to show
cause, II any they have, why the said Admin
istratiOn should not be granted.
GIVEN under my hand and seal, this 10th day
Of January, In the year Of our Lord one
J.. S. thousand eight hundred and eighty
and In the 10th year OF American hide
pendcnce.
Published ON the 2lst day of January, 1880,
in the AbbcriNe Press and Banner and on the
Court House door for the time required by
law.
J. FULLER LYON,
Judge of Probate.
Jan q. 1850,
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From points on Iaurens Railroad.-Lau-
rens, S. Is; Clinton, S. IS: Martins. S. Is.
r. II. TEMPLE,
General superintendent.
JABEz NORTON, JR., General Ticket Agent.
TEACHERS WANTED. - Applications have
been made by the local trustees to the County
Board for teachers to supply the public
schools In the following School Districts, rs
follows Due West District. two white and
two colOrcd. Donaldsvillc District, two col
orcd; Smithville District, one white: Green
wood District, one white. Candidates. who
obtained certificates Mt the recent cNamina.
ti0n should apply to the Trustees of the aforc-
said School Districts.
DAVID CRAWFORD,
County School Commissioner
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JOHN s. THOMPSON,
DFNTTST.

WILL be in Abbeville, Thursday, January
w I'D TO remain for n short time, fully
prepared to do all dentll work. upon most
reasonable terms. Teeth extracted without
pain. by the use of nitrous oxide Gas.
Jan 2lst 1850, If
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The Peoplg will Have nc Cause Il
Complain.
lBdrn,CcH &entinci.1

Mr.. Bcnet, of that veteran old journal, tho
A6ber1Ne Press and Banner has retired from
it's editorial staff, and will confinc himself &c
the practice of his profession, QawD Mr.
Ti!nIan Wardlnw succeeds Mr.. Benet; he Is
we'll known to the people OF his county, and
will, we nre sure, keep the paper up to It's
present popular standard. Mr.. Hugh Wilson
remains with MI. Wnrdlnw. and through thell
combined efforts the people Of Abbevillc will
have no cause to complain. Wo value the
weekly appearance OF this journal. and ex-
tend It our very best wishes under Its partly
new management.
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Symptoms Of a DiseasedL i've

symptoms OF aDlseased Liver.
DAM in the right side, under the
l edge of the ribs, increases on pres
sure; sometimes the pain is in the left
side; the patient is rarely able to lie
on the left side; sometimes the pain is
felt under the shoulder blade, and it
frequently extends to the top Of the
shoulder, and is sometimes mistaken
for rheumatism in the arm. The
stomach is affected with loss Of appe-
tite and sickness; the bowels in gen.
eral are costive, sometimes alternative
with lax; the head is troubled with
pain, accompanied with a dull, heavy
sensation in the back part. There Is
generally a considerable loss of mem
Dry, accompanied with a painful sen.
sation of having left undone some.
thing which ought to have been done.
A slight, dry cough is sometimes an
attendant. The patient complains Of
WEAKNESS and debility; he is easily
startled, his feet are cold or burning,
and he complains Of a prickly sensa.
zion Of the skin; his spirits are low;
and although he is satisfied that cxer.
else would be beneficial to him, yel
he a scarcely summon up fortitude
enough to try it. In fact, he distrusts
every remedy. Several Of the above
symptoms attend the disease, but cases
have occurred where few of them OK.
:Sted, yet examination of the body,
after death, has shown the LIVER to
have been extensively deranged.
AGUE AND FEVER.
DR.. C. McLANE's LIVER PILLS, IN
CASES OF AGuE AND FEVER, when
taken with Quinine, are productive Of
the most happy results. No better
cathartic can be used, preparatory to,
or after taking Quinine. We would
advise all who are afflicted with this
disease to give them a. FAIR TRIAL.
For all bilious arrangements, and az
a simple purgative, they are unequaled.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
The genuine are never sugar coated.
Every box has a red wax seal on the lid,
With the impression DR.. McLAN6's ILvEk
PILLS.
The genuine McLANE's Liver Pills bear
he signatures Of C. McLANE and FLEMING
Bros. on the wrappers.
Insist upon having the genuine DR.. e..
!lcLANE's LIVER PILLS, prepared by Elem
,ag Bros, Of Pittsburgh, Pa, the market bein.
full Of limitations of the name McLdnt,
:pcllei differ emily but SAME pronunciation
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THE PRESS AND BANNER.
Additional Kind Words by our Broth
rGn.
True, and Brave, and Able.
IEd1rfc{d Adrertiscr.1

[Edgcfcld Adrertiscr.
The Abbcvllle Press and Banner II one OF
the most honured land, urks Of the state OF
South Carolina. II has shared her fortunes IN
adversely rs we'll HI prosperity, In times OF
plague and pcslilencc and war as well Us 10
+ Itp i,ss Of pee psa afss. a and t In @I!' And a tbnFo"fi. a., sIi;
Mr.. W. G.. Bcnrt has retired from It's co-Ir0-
prietorShip and co-cdit0rShip-to attend more
closely mid more cNclusivcly to his law prac,
tic0. For two years he lent strength and
brill!ancy and novelty to its columns. and
gained the admiration and friendship nf all
the newspaper fraternity Of our Stnte. lie Is
succeeded by Mr.. II. Tilmnn Wnrdlnw. 4
gentleman whose very name carries with 1t
confidence, cunsriemtiuusncs and tnlcnt.. nc
Is II son OF Mr.. Alfred Wardlaw. deceased. OF
Charleston. In the hands OF the veteran
Wilson and the young Wardlaw, the old
Press and Banner will even pitch It's tent
upon q still higher plane.
Will be Missed From the Field.
(GrccnriHc Chronlcle.)
Mr.. W. C. Rcnct has severed his connection
with the AbberiHc Press and Banner. Mr..
Belct Ii uu apt scholar and fluent writer, and
the Press OF the State will miss him from the
field. Mr.. Hugh Wilson remains at the helm
and has associated with him Mr.. II. Il. Ward
law. We wish all parties SUCCESS.
A Cordial Welcome to Mr.. WardIhw.
(Andcrson IntcNigcnccr.)
W. c. Bcnct, Esq, for some time past one
OF the editors of the dbbcuiUc Press and Ban.
ncr, has retired from the field Of journalism
for the reason that his duties as an editor con
ficted with his duties rs Il lawyer, and rice
uc,su. Flo Is succeeded by Mr.. HI. Ward!aw,
10 whom we extend a cordial welcome into
the fratirnity.
One Of tho Most Creditablc Papers in
the Country.
(GrccnriHc Adrertiser.)
W. G.. Benct has withdrawn from the editor
ial staff OF the Press md Banner. That val
liant knight OF thcquill, Hugh Wilson, retaini
chief cditorship, and has asssociuted Will
him In business II. r. WurdIaw, ESQ. The
Press nfi Banner Is ono OF tho most credita
bio weclilics IN the country.
An Excellent Paper.
(Pickems Sentinet.)
Mr.. W. e. Tenct has severed his connection
with the A60evtte Press and Banner and Mr.
H. I. Wnrdlaw assumes his position. Mr.. Ben
ct was Il very graceful and forcibIe writer, ant
in his retirement TO tic shades of his law Office
lie hus our best wishes. To Mr.. Wardlaw, ",
extend the journalistic hand and with hin
long life, prosperity and happiness. Mr.. VII
son il the newspaper "rcliable" OF the State
and Is so closely welded 10 his profession tina
no has never found time to get married TIT
Press and Banner IL un excellent paper. Loni
may she wave.
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RAPID rRoMoTIoN.-It is not often TINT n
man gets to be an editor and q member of the
Legislature inside Of thirty days. but such
has been tho good fortune Of Col. II. II. Ward
law, OF The -AbberiNc Press ana Banner, who
has but recently donncd the journalistic har-
ness In connection with Hugh Wilson. Esq,
and now nm extra edition Of the Press and
Rann senrdi informs rI,orn T. OF tn the n young o ed Tito hay .
TO represent them in place OF Hon. s. Mellow
nm, now on the Supreme bench. We under
stand that Mr.. Wnrdluw Is II man Of ability
and will reflect credit ON his constituents
Register.
Mr.. j. BANKS WARDLAw, .JR., OF Ogle
thorpe, Ga, n cousin Of the Wnrdlaw family
Lizzie Davidson. of Baltimore. Mr.. Wardlaw,
1t will he remembered, visited HE friends in
.Abbeville, about four years ago.
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fBcduIort Crescent

This weeks number OF this sterling ex.
change announces the dissolution OF the part
ncrsliip between Hugh Wilson nj W. Z. Ben,
ct rs editors and prOprictors, and the with.
Of Mr.. Bcnet from IT. who ~retires In u
neat and ciaste valedictOry. Mr.. Benet Is a
the State loses Il good pen by his retirement.
Mr.. Hugh Wilson, tho old standby OF the
Pres, and Bonner, is not left alone, however,
for he has associated with hin In the proprie.
tary and editorial control Of the paper Mr.. H.
y. Wardlaw, who at once occupies Mr.. Ben.
cts scat. The Press and Banner isan old, we'll
established Carolina journal. and W shall
continue TO welcome 1t under Its new regime.
as VIC have In The past, with the kindest feel-
ings and best wishes for It's prosperity.
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BEWARE OF
EXCURSION
.GEelVlle and Columbia Railroad.

1,O accommodate those Wishing to visit
Charleston during the meeting Of the
STATE GRANGE and OF the SOUTH CARO-
LIMA JOCKEY CLUB. Round trip tickets
to Charleston will be sold at all Ticket sta.
lions on the line OF this Road from Monday,
the 2nd, until Saturday, the eth OF February.
Inclusive. They will not be received for pass
age after the latter date. and persons holding
them, In consideration Of the low rate. nj
which sold, will not be permitted to lie over
any place between the point where purchased
and charleston and resume the trip on the
same ticket.
Tickets will be good to return on any day
until Tuesday, February tho 10th, but Will In
no Instance be extended or received for pass
age after that date.
Price of Round Trip Tickets.
FROM
Aston, ............S So Col Donnald's, ...........s8 IS
Pomaria, minimum. 3 so Honea Path,......... 6 95
Prosperity,."--. 4 2HBeit0n, .."""".... ~
Newberry ,.".-... 4 5Ol nderson, .-""..-. 70
Chappells .......... 5 ~ Williamson, -".-. 7 90
Nincty-Six, ..... 5 GO Gre nville,-....... S IS
New Narkct...... S NlPendlcton, .......... 8 IS
Greenm God ,....... O co Perryvilie, .......... 8 60
HOugcS.w.--..... b S),Sentca C,ty,......". \ Nv
Abbevillc, .."."~. 6 81. Walhalla ,-".."... 0 20
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emun Of Superior Mer
dowments.
f1bbe,iUc Mcdiu1u.0

A charge has taken place in the ownershlr
and control Oi the Press and Banner and OLE
firm OF Wilson and Benet, who have conduct
cd the puper for the past two yours, has beer
dissolved. III order tliut lie might devote hi!
time and talents more a%sslduously to the prac
tIce OF the law, Mr.. Bcnet has retired from ri
connection with the pnpar. He edited It. Will
much Zcul md enterprise for two years ant
his retirement will ne greatly regretted by hi!
readers. The new firm consists OF Wilson &
Wnrdluw-Mr. Hugh Wilson who Is known y!
one OF the best newspaper mon ON the Stat'
press and Mr.. Fl. Tiliuan Wnrdlaw, who wa!
born and reared In this county and Is known
" many OfOur people young gentleman Of su
perior mental end0wnentS and fine bushes!
ability. We hope that our neigllbor vii
grow iut fl0urishing under the new man
m
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An Excellent Paper.
Dickens Sentinet.)
A Graceful SalutatOry.
Neuter,y Herald.

The last number Of the A6beriNe Press dnd
Banner contains the FnledictOry OF Mr.. VIC
I3cneL who retires from the editorial control
OF the paper. and who we ARE satisfied carries
with him the good wishes Of Its host Of read-
ers, and their reg rcts becnuse oflis retirement
The Press and Banner has been one OF the
most ably conducted papers In the State, and
ter. The same puper announces that Mr.. H
Il. Wurdlaw takcs the place Of the re-
firing editor, and In a graceful Salu'
tntory expresses himself Us to the
grave responsibilities Of his new position
We welcome him cordially 10 the ranks ed!
,oriaI. The veteran II. Wilson occupies Iii
usual prominent place IN the picture. Long
live and flourish the press and Hammer.
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4 Sterling Journal and d Valued Eek
(LaurenceuiW UerQld.)

Mr.. ". G. BESET, who for the past two years
has presided rs one OF the editors VI tnut ster-
sing journal ana valued exchange, the dG6e-
rifle Press and Banner, has disposed OF his In
tercst In sud paper to Mr.. II. Tilman Ward
law, and rctlres tliercfroln in order to devote
more of his time and talent 10 the practice Of
his profession Us IL law! or. Mr.. Hugh Wilson,
one Of the most cntcrpriSng journalists in
The State, will retain ms position as Senior
Editor. Mr.. Wardlaw IL n young NAL Of fine
mind, liberal aLtdinnlents and business capac-
ity, to whom We eXtcnda hearty welcome into
tile fraternity. We wish the old Press aud
banner and MI concerned Herewith, ns well
liz the retiring editor, abundant success,
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One Of the Best and Mort Enterpr:s'
ing Newspaper Men.
Union TInles.l

tCHtOn IlnleS.)
We regret to find that Mr.. W. c. Benet has
tired from the Editorial chirse Of the -A6bepiHe
Press aud Banner. Although his editorial cl.
rccr has been quite brief, Mr.. BcleL hus cstub-
lisled for himself or cnviablc reputation as
an independent, forcibIc and profound writer.
In his retirement journalism In the State has
lost one ofitsablest best aud soundest writers.
lie leaves our friend Hugh wilson at the
helm, who Is one of the best and most enter
prising conductors OF 81 newspaper we over
knew. Our sincere wishes for the prosperity
Of al parties will always be with them.
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Lesson In History by the Charlotte
Observer.

-%O0<'
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Nothing but Success for the Press and
Banner.

The lastissue OF the Ibbc,iile Press and Ban
ner, contains the valedictory OF W. G. Bcnet,
who withdraws from the editorial sutff OF
thatpaper. Mr.. Benet Is succeeded by Mr.. II.
ges. and rs Mr.. Hugh Wilson still remains Its
senior editor, nothing but success can crown
their efforts.
An Old Established Carolina Jour-
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An Ably &C INDICTED Journal.

Chester Reporter.
The last issue OF the .4G6criWc Press and
Banner announces the withdrawal OF Mr.. W
T.. Bcnet from the editorial management Oi
that ably conducted journal. Mr.. Bcnct's re.
tiremcnL Is Il great loss TO South carolinr
journalism; his scholarly attachments md
Iorcible pen ara much needed just at TIL,
Juncture. He IL succeeded by Mr.. II. ]. Ward
law. Our best wishes attend both the retiring
and the incoming editors.
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Will be Missed From the Field.

Mr.. W. c.. Rcnct has severed his connection
with the AbberiHc Press and Banner. Mr..
Belct Is un apt scholar and fluent writer, and
the Press OF the State will miss him from the
field. Mr.. Hugh Wilson remains at the helm
and has associated with him Mr.. II. Il. Wurd-
LAZY. We wish all parties SucCoSS.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-01-10
A CURIOUS CASE.
Peculiar Adornments Found OH Patient
at the German hospital.

Last Wednesday afternoon boy of about
II went into the Office of Leo Eloesser, who
is book and job printer at No. 414 Clay
street, and is also the Secretary of the Eureka
Benevolent Society, and told a most pitiful
story. He had he said, fallen down an en-
bankment sustaining thereby dislocation
of the right ankle, and being poor, friendless
and utterly alone, he had neither place to re-
cuperate his injuries in nor money to pay for
surgical assistance. The story of the lad,
who gave his name as Schrieber, appealed
directly to his listener, and the humane Sec
rotary, after examining the swollen ankle,
without delay wrote out permit for Schrie-
Der to enter the German Hospital. Express
ing grateful thanks, Schrieber took leave of
the Secretary and was conveyed to the hos
pital Here he was not received until
a letter had been obtained from
one of the Directors. This was not long in
forthcoming, and yesterday the young man
was duly admitted Last evening most
surprising discovery was made. Before be-
ing placed in the wards it was necessary that
Schrieber should take bath. To this he
objected strenuously. His objections to be-
ing stripped were urged go vehemently that
it was determined to search him. His
clothes were accordingly removed, and upon
each of his arms, swathed in handkerchlefs
and towels, was handcuf, having been sep
arated from its mate. Under the iron brace
let a dark red mark showed that it had been
there for some time. When asked for an
explanation, Schrieber told conflicting stories,
one of which was that while playing on the
sand lots his companions had placed the
handouts there in sport, and that he could
not get them off. Another of his stories was
that he was an escape from the Industrial
School. Neither is believed to be true, but
it is thought he is an escape from the Yolo
County Jail The police were notified of the
matter, and are making inquiries, Schrieber
meanwhile remaining in custody.-[ San
francisco Post January 9th.
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BRIEFLETS,

At Manrxaki, on the Gatinean river, in
Canada, q man named Brisbos qnarreled with
his partner, and literally chopped him to
pieces The murderer escaped.
A Montreal dispatch says :: The first call
of the ten per cent. under the double liability
on the shareholders of the Mechanics Bank
was made yesterday. Very few responded
A syndicate is formed of shareholders to buy
up the claims.
The Berlin National ZeitaOp9 publishes a
statement to the effect that in view of the
differences between Austria and Servia, Rus
STA has formally engaged to protect the latter.
Tho Chicago Journals New York special
SAYS that James r. Keene has purchased
eleven thoroughbred brood mares in England,
the nucleus of his future stud He has not
vet decided where he will locate.
T. b. Richards, father of Professor Rich
ards, of Yale College, was killed yesterday az
the depot in Stamford, Conn, by a Harlem
Railroad train. His coachnan was seriously
cut and the carriage demolished.
Lord Derby, speaking at trade ban2Ret
al Hadderfeld Eng, Thursday night, said
s'The United States might be our NEST for
midable rivals, but the Americans do aos face
us in an open way. They fight ietrenched
behind protective tariff.
The Austrian Government has received nc
circular explaining the ImbriaSi affair. The
italian Minister at Vienna, however, has
brought the matter forward in conversation
and shat will probably be SIZE end Of it.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-01-10

THERE have been more cures Of seminal
weakness, nervous debility and paralysis made
by the wonderful English remedy, Sir Ashley
Coopcr's Vital Restorative, shan by all other
remedies combined. Why will you suffer
street, San Francisco, Cor the Restorative, and
be cured. Price, IS per bottle; four sines
he quantity, $40, Try bottle.
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ASSEMBLY.

SACRAMENTO, January 9, $780,
The Assembly met pursuant to adjournment
at IL A. NJ, Speaker Cowdery in the chair. Roll
called and quorum present.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
The journal of yesterday read and approved
MESSAGE FROM THE GOVERNOR.
message was received from the Governor an
nouncing that he had appointed Albert Hart Private
Secretary and that all communications which he
might have to make to the Assembly would be made
through him.
GOVERNORS MESSAGE.
On motion of Mr. TYLER, Governor Perkins mes
SAGE was referred to a committee of the whole
House.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Mr.. CAMERON from the Committee OH Attaches
reported substitute for the resolution referred to
them in reference to the appointment OF day and
night yatchman and an Assistant Postmaster, and
recommended its adoption.
Mr.. BRUSER moved to amend so as to allow the
Postmistress to appoint her own assistant With
drawn.
Mr.. MERRY moved to make the pay Of night
waichmsn S. instead OF 81.
A discussion was provoked, and Mr.. MERRY with
drew his amendment rather than waste the time OF
the State in discussion
Mr. BRAuSnARr renewed Mr.. Br Iner's amendment
to allow the Postmistress to appoint her own assist
ant Adopted
The resolution as amended was adopted.
The SPEAKER named Night Watehman Frank
Remer and as Day Watehman VI. A Cook.
The Committee on Attaches also reported back q
resolution allowing the San Francisco delegation to
employ clerk, recommending that be receive IS
aay.
After discussion of half an hour the delegation
was allowed a clerk.
The committee also reported back the resolution
allowing the Sergeant at Arms to appoint one Mail
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EMPEROR NORTON.

His Sudden Death in San Fran.
cisco.