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ia, WOOL maj ket Is very quiet herea'
,,an Two or three buyers from the
ys, ue In The city, but they are doing
,o,blDg and appear not inclined to do
nscb. H, K List, E q, has taken in
,b,ut twenty FIVE hundred pounds In The
L,d,v or twn Al 81 cents.
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LEdATioN OF hUsstA,
NEWPJRr, X. l., July s. J
Ar. Secretary Of STATE!
Al this lims Of supreme anguish and
expectation, 1 am Obliged 10 content
myself from hour 10 hour with the intelli
Vence which IA received with regard to The
condition Of the President The iunnofS
which have reached us al Newport are 90
cohiuAed and cohtfad Ctofy that II 10 we'll
niRh impossible 10 tix one'e thoughts be.
tween hope lor improvement and fesisna'
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CHICAGO, july 7-At noon Gtiscon
began bile forty aut dav. He slept we'll
most Of the time. A. 2.90 he drank eipht
tunces Of water A "a " bic pptss WAS
"a respiration IA ,smpera'n'e 9S At
I, on he weighed 1853 . ~ d. "a Of
half a pound: 'otal Ices, AT He 10 cheer.
ful ard cor h6dent.
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sood Fl,id t"s 1 H. : sss..,.....,..

,,,s.. ,ssl'llISotOS, July .7.-Ths Bureau of
t,a'I.y tiI'mcy 10 the Census Department
y. Iaa' The number Of pstsons In Mississippi,
" W. ysa'' d iaSe and over, who are unable
Sia1 ioO q q y, vie Sl5612. out Of a popala.
SSs y, iSl ,6s2. TnOse unAhle 10 wFile
iS,.. sVIe Y, 70 read numbsr Sfs 20l. Fifty.
TSiI. . uonsand Of the latter humber beinS
IA @ ISS o, bv the census oi 10 the number
@i ,rs'ate ,,s'a unable 10 read OF wFile VSi
Uu' not write 3lS Si0 Wv SUN'N 'e"U
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.,, SlT Y9hE, JuIy7.-jAcob Oonttwtisht,
t.0'ed, ,t' d. 'hOtthree times at his wife suSsp,
A's. ApaIN " Two balls taking effect. For some
SS5 'sm o..l S'f lt.,, is vas IN danger. Her huS.
SIiIp yi Iplead guilty Of assault with intent
S. wv, end has jnst been sentenced 10
T.ss i.s prison LOT Six wears BY Judge Cow.
W. VINO fpmItksd that shooting had
S,sSG SVVShe . DANGEROUS habit. 4 mem.
SSa9dIn from DE- Lsal WSS snhn;tisd n
Ts5s,t y'Ite, 70 the effect that MIA, Court.
S.,s uj !, wounds were very serious and
GSss%T to the wound received BY
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I.aAiot tiumb oS iSs A.ss,.l.,,,0..

49,, 'IUIhb 90 Iho A04Na0InAtlOn,
a. No" ioRE july 7.-United States sena.
s..!,. y. t,nmb, Of Kansas, was found in tie
tSItISol tsSn.,o o. bic hotel this morning BY q
Wp"f,er, W. 10 whom he said that HE pfi.
S,.., @ uepa'chee from Washington rave
~, " ,ntahces that the ultimate Fecov
Syo' Pfesiden, GuEsid VIR her. mibo
ibs,SSultd' Senator Plumb deprecated
IvSs s,v,uuenty oi public opinion 10 attach
loS l CoeInIEI..e ,enE.e y suspicion against st.sOhG
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PHItrs, Me-, July 7-An accident 90.
outsd at R.nV,by Wednesday III raisi z
q meeting house. TIE frame rool Wa b..
ibe pnt on when the biz ,imbetS. tat ere
ard al,esn men fell through ~ be Vr mud
hJoE Ten oi them we're badly Injured.
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FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL, /
NV YoRK, July 8, 1881. !

MAcVeSgh'
FIFTH AVENUE HoTEL, |
NV YoRK. July B, 1881. !
MY DEAR sIR:-Iu The abhorrencs with
which all decent men alike shudder At the
attempt TO murder the President, have
given thought to matter to which your
attention may nr may not have turned.
Our criminal code treats premsdltated
homicide In all cases alike, irrespective oi
victim. Murder being visited by the great
est penalty, perhaps, no distinction bs.
tween one case and another could be
founded on the Public relations held by
persons slain. But in case Of an attempt
to murder, broad distinctions can be made
between assalling the life Of an indi
viduRl and an attempt TO tske q life
OF special value to the whole people
The shocking occurrence Of Saturday, l
think, demands definition, and the pun.
ishmept OF assaults aimed at high execu.
tive Cfticers, whether successful or not,
should be made thoroughly rigorous. A
man who attempts the life Of President,
II morally responsible, commits an OF.
f9Dse which The nation onRht to gnSTd
sgainst and punish by the e1ertion Ot oil
the power which civilized nations may
employ. ] suggest this aS deserving Of
consideration.
My profound sympathies are with the
President and with all oil You, every hour.
The cor q ct oi reports keeps hope ard
fear stIiviI & with each other, with nolhirg z
stable except f4cs, and trust that the
worst 10 past. wish you would express
TO the President my deepest sympathy, in
this hour which should hush oil discoTds
and enlist all prayers for his safe deliver.
Rnce,
Please, also, give to Mrs. GufsId my
most respectful coincidence. Trusting all
will be we'll, Cordially you's,
Rose CoNELlEd.
WAtHlNsroN, July Z.
Hon, Roscoe COnkling, Fifth Avenue Hotel,
Nsw York;
Thai ks lor your letter OF the 8 h, which
has Just reached me, It's suggestions will
be care fully considered, aud i's kind mes
sSges Of sympathy will be conveyed to the
President aud Mrs. Garfield at the earliest
opportunity.
WAYNE MAovEAaH
ANVChkh TELkuhAh W bfhfAThf-hhb
aARvlEID's aRATIruDG
ExscurlyE MANSION, |
WARRINGTON July Bpm. !
Ex Senator OOnkling sent the following
telegram to the Vice President this morn.
ing:
NEw YORK, July 7.
Hon. G. A, arthur, HoAin, ,tol:
Please say tU Mrs. GnHsld ior me that
to.day's reports are m Ist welcome, aud
ri ice me for the happiness they give to
her [Slgned R CJNKLrNd.
To this Postmaster General James has
sent the following reply:
E1EcUTIvE MANSION, |
WARRINGTON
To Roscoe COnking, Fifth Avenue HotcI, Mew
York:
The Vice. President PLACED your tele.
gram in my hands for delivery to Mrs,
Garfield, and l have complied with his
request. Mrs. Garfield desires me TO re.
turn her thanks for your kindly sym.
pa'hy.
[signed1 THos L. JAMES,
Posmaster.G General.
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LoNDoS, Jolly IA Berlin dtSpa'Ch
annoncss that the Admiralty intends 10
send the Germ n ship FAlcke 10 assist Ia
the seatch for the disabled steamer
Vandalia,
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APPEL idenls Nd.
L-Smali stand.
n-b u.
E-SOIA
r. .ufAL
G-B fS d.
H-l OUNCE
! E,sy enalf.
l. I6d01G
2-n0ot u DR. isg room.
S-Doof intJ corridor
Dr. BoyhtOh arrived Today from Ohio,
aud will
DEvoTE HtMeRLF E1cLusivEtY TO mrs.
oABTiALD,
whe, II is feared, cannot stand The excite.
ment much longer, though, As yet, she
has stood II ntbly.
The President has tuIfetetl some incon.
veniedce from being chabged d 10 q marrow
bed, % II does not allow him TO move
about 10 much 10 the vide bed be was 10,
but his appetite is good. He continues
cheerful and improves right along. The
Ptetidenps room 10 cool to-day, with
nice btetAe circulating through IL
II turns out that
THR PISTOL UaRD NJ ou14EGu
vac q cheap, common weapon after oil
It's aseli.cutker, aud a. |. was 90 easy [,
hhOOh many wonder he did not are on
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Terrible Ezplo.iOs at au,ninE springs,
Writ County,

Writ County.
aisnNlllS allmsrts.
The Glenvile and Burning Syringe mall
crtier, BliEz lrd, informs Us that terri.
bic explosion took place at one Of Harry
wheaton's oil wells, last Tuesday after.
noon. A large boiler turSted. completely
wrecking the building In which Il was
located, fatally GcaldinE the engineer,
boiler was blown distance Of fifteen feet,
while the building was scattered In every
direction. The loSa Ia mt known,
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A House In the tpppE ward EstIEely
DeSiFOy'd SeateSday.

MoukDsvtLLE, July I.
Special DSpatch 10 The 1nt lliSsucsr.
The dwelling house u Ms Strauss, ti
the Upper ward, was entirely consumed
by ere this morning at 0 O'Clock. The
o iein Of the Gre is no known. The house
atj lining was saved by almost supeth d.
man Elf ria,
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IIIED

,yItsoS-on Thuudlt nirh., July 4, 1851, Alit
gtice LnhisiorAlA WILSON, II he ii.h Jtaf oi
bis Stt
psStrai notlt. to.nouoV.
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or two more shots, The piAtOl was bought
from omears on the s.h Of June for ten
dlllATs,
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A MESSAGE TO ENGLAND

The following was sent this morning;
LOlusl, Afinitsr 10 London;
The President continues to improve
and every symptom this morning is ia
VorAble,
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found the President, taking into consider
alton the dangerous nature Of his wounds
| He says the President grasped him armly
by the hand, gave him cordial tqueezs
which showed that he has strength lett
and that
THE PREsIDEST WANTED TO TALK coSsIDER
ABL7
but was forbidden by the doCtors, The
President made inquiries about his moth
er, whom Dr.. Boynton saw yesterday
morning. how she bore up under the
shock about bis two boys, who are now
at Mentor, and about other members oi
the family. Dr.. Boynton told the Presi-
dent that while his mother showed some
effects OF the shock, sbe bears up remark
ably well and Is unshaken In the faith oi
the hnSl recovery oil her son,
Alter getting information about the
family, the President asked DR.. Boynton
what he thought OF his case.
d.. B1yntOa replied that the President
was deipg we'll, and he believed that he
Wss goiog 70 phil through.
The Ffesidsl I answered, "lhope 60, and
intend 70 do my part towards pulling
DR., Boyuton says the Presidsnt's will
power 10 as strong as eyer; that phyaicAl
weakness has not shaken his iorIilude
and courage particle yet, He
10 sill entirely calm and cool, and is pre-
pared for any late, though Boynton be-.
lieves that the President 10 now much
more hopeful OF his own recove y than
he has been heretofore. The renewed
hope Of the d ctors and the faith Of bis
friends that he will recover have inspired
the President with something Of that feel.
log, Doctor Boynton says that the
attending surgeons have no doubt
whatever Of the correctness Of their
theory as to the course OF the bali,
and Boyntou sgrees with them that the
bullet pal ssd through the right lohs Of
the liver, having struck O rib aud d, fl ct.
ed. This d, tl'Cion prevented It liom 20.
ing through the more vertical part Of the
liver, which would have proved fatal with
out delay.
The Presidents continued Improvement
bas caused many surgeons, who have not
seen the President, 10 form The opinion
that the attending surge ms had made o
mistake In their theory Of the course OF
the ball, that II had not taken as danger.
GUS 0 courte ss they said.
UNOFFICIAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Executive MANSION, |
WARRINGTON, JulJ l. Midnight
There has been no material change ir
the c,ndttion OF the President since the
last I'll 'iAl bulletin. He 10 resting quietly.
LATEST SANE rAv,RABLE CONDITION AT
2AM
EXECUTIVE MAXsl N, July S-2A
The condition Of the President has 70.
mained substantially unchanged since
midnight.
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No choice.
Second ballot;

Senator Foster moved that the penalty
for bribery be made felony and punish.
able by fne Of not lees than 5000, or
imprisonment for not less than Ave years.
Carried.
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Ix sENATOR COAKLIAG

Suggests = statutory Provision RlxiHg a
drawer PeBAliy for an Attempt 10 AN-
HAAuInAIe the RFssldFnt-He Tenders
His PFOfSund HymPaihS 10 lho rFeaI.
dent AHd mrs 6AFasid.
WAsHISaToN, July 1.-THE following
correspondence has passed between Ex'
Senator COnkllng and Attorney'Gsneral
Macvesgh:
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IoSDOS, July Il King Kalautana, o.
The sand wlch ISlAnd, has arrived here.
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OTHgR uoUN rHIEs.
Like warm Expr,suinns from Various
FOreIEn Nations.

Like warm Expressions from Various
FOreign NAIIOns.
WASHINGTON, July 7-At5 o'clock this
evening Secretary Blaine received the fol-
lowing from Minister Lowell, at London
'Your msssSgs has been received. Il
lightened heavy burden Of anxiety"
He also received The following from
the Austrian Charge de Affairs:
NEWPORT, R. l., July7.
Hon J. @ B'ddH:
Pissse express my deep felt sympathy
10 President and MIS- Garfield concerning
the hopeful prospsCts Of the President's
recovery,
signed LIPPE WERsESFRLD.
The following was received from R. W,
Cobb:
MONTGOMERY, Ala, July z.
The favorable indications gladden. the
hearts OF the AlabamianR. who profound
ly sympathize with the President and hia
family, and bitterly dsnounCe the coward.
ly aud brutal attempt on his lie, The
great peril through which be 10 passing
uEhWn III hVu w ulLu huu u6 viii Ibbulub
bis dulies with more generous and pa.
trioti 10 support from the people Of the
whole country.
ARGENTINE 7 EoATIoN, |.
WASHINGTON, July 2, J
Mr Steretary Of STATE:
/ have lat learned, with deep grief, oi
the horrible attemp pt committed thia morn.
IL & Iagainst the lie OF his Excsllency,
lhe President Of the Unittd states l
think faithfully interpret the senti.
ments OF my Government at this
time by assuring your ExCellency 1t
will sincerely deplOre the pefpetra.
tion ol 80 atroClous . deed aud 1t will
fully thare the profound g'ief which has
been caused in the hearts VI oil BY the go
unlocked for event. With expressions Of
my warmest wishes for General GaItisId's
speedy recovery, 4 reiisrats to your Ex.
celenCy on this sad occasion, assurances
OF my most distinguished consideration.
[sIgnedl Julio CARRIo.
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I9SDoS, July 7.-rhe Anglo French
commercial treaty negotiations are 10 be
resumed at the end Of July.
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Long term; combined vote:
Nm nhnInA

The Chair read resolution adopted at
the conference last night calling for an.
other conference this evening.
Second ballot:
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LND7N, JuIyT
The citizens Of London rel ice At the
Improvement In The PleeidelIs health,
In no place In the world has the feeling Of
81 mpathy with him and our American
Einsmen been more intense than 10 this
[slsnedl 1ORD MAYOR or LONDON
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Ballots At FFuitIeAp ~ EVsr-LaSt NIEhL'G
Conference.

ALBANY, July 1.-THE joint convention
proceeded to vote f1r the short term,
C1mhined vote:
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wAsHiserOS, July 7-Amohs the tele'
grams received this mofnlng iS the follow
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found the President, taking into consider
alton the dangerous nature Of his wounds
He says the President grasped him armly
by the band, gave him . cordial tqueezs
which showed that hs has strength lett
and that
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1881-09-28
The Dead President.

The newspapers every day for a week
have published volumes about the tuner
al Of James a. Garfield, President of The
United States. Perhaps the death Of ne
man who has died in America has occa,
stoned such a universal feeling of regre
and sorrow. The people everywhere
mourn for his death, and in every hamlet
md village honor has been done to his
memory. Last Monday was observed
throughout the country as the day of his
funeral, and in response to p-oclamations
from Washington and from the different
State capitals. the people Of this country
suspended business. and assembled in
their houses of worship.
After lying in state in the rotunda OF
the capitol at Washington, for two days,
the remains of the President were taken
last Friday night on a special train to
Cleveland, Ohio, where they were receiv-
cd after preparation in magnificent style,
marked by every degree Of the highest
respect for Ohio's honorcd son.
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Trial Justice Hawthorne Sends a Pal
Of MiscegenationiSts to Jail.

A negro man, known as Jacob Finlay
nlias Penlam, and a woman who gives the
maiden name of Eliza Jane Clarke. who
have been living together as husband and
wife, were arrested yesterday under q
warrant issued by Justice Hawthorne,
charging them with intermarriage OF
races, under the recent act Of the General
Assembly.
When brought before the Trial Justice
Yesterday afternoon they acknowledged
the charge and claimed that their mar
riage, which was performed by ex-Trial
Justice Rev. G.. II. Hopkins, colored, in
March last-since the passage of the act,
was a lawful one. They, however, waived
preliminary examination and were com
United to Jail to await their trial at the
next term Of the Court Of General SEES
sions.
The defendants who have been before
warned that they were liable to prosecu'
ton under the existing law, hail from
Tennessee. The woman is the mother o,
two white children. Her marriage with
the negro is Of course void and the charge
against them, for which the person who
performed the ceremony is also punisha'
Bile, is a penitentiary offense.-Greencitlt
NerS.
If the defendants will take their case
10 the United States Court. that Court
will declare the act under which they
are indicted unconstitutional.
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Independents in Orangeburg.

In Orangeburg last week the Demo
Gratis, in an election for town council,
suffered a defeat at the hands Of the In
dependents.
"The total number registered was 4o2-
22S whites and ia colored. Upon the
election 81 votes were polled, eleven
colored mon and two white men were not
allowed to vote for cause which would
leave eighteen persons who registered that
did not vote. Up to l O'Clock the Regu-
lars were assured of victory, but, as sub
sequent events showed,a great many OF
the voters who had always previously
acted and worked with the Democratic
party voted the Regular ticket with all
the names scratched off and Independent
candidates substituted. The surprise at
this result is all the more intense from the
fact that the town of Orangeburg has a
clear white majority Of from 30 to IS, and
r~ejoices in a number of colored Demo-
Gratis, making the success of a Democratic
town ticket an absolute certainty in the
absence Of party discussions. Boliver
and his colored ally were selected to Sc
cure the negro vote and elect the ticket.
not as a Republican but as an Iniepend-
ent ticket"
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Extra Session Of the Senate.

Vicc-Prcsident Arthur, who has just
succeeded Mr.. Garfield to the Presidency
of the United States, has issued his proc
lamation converting the Senate on Mon
day, October 10. President Arthur was
President of the Senate, and his promo
tiou TO the Office of President of the Uni
ted States leaves a vacancy in the Senate.
It will be the duty Of the Senate to elect
Il President Of their " body, who
would, in the event Of Arthur's death,
become PrcsidcntOf the United States.
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4 Remedy Needed.

We learn recently that 4 man has
been arrested for some tritliEg offence.
Being brought before a TRIAL justice, it Is
said that officer proposed to settle the
matter for three dollars. The man, be-
ing impecunious. could not pay the mon
cv. He WIS then required to give bond
IN two or three hundred dollars or go to
Jail to avail: trial in the upper court. No
l0ndsmcn were on hand. Tna prisoner
was sent to jill, arriving at twelve
O'Clock in the night.
Instead Of allowing tic offender his lib
crtv to seek bail he was jailed, and his
friends were then put to the trouble OF
hunting bail for him. The constable
cost for carrying him to Jail. the Sheriff
cost for admitting him. the lawyers fees
for suing out Il writ Of habcts corpus, tho
fees of twotvtGl ~iuStircS to set on the case
tho SlleriN'S fees for discharge, amount
in2 in nil 20 perhaps not less than five
fires ,nc amount which would have Sc
cured his lease from the trial justice ir
wy lAtSt IiiNtstIlNNs NiA tHi' NS"N 80 N'N
incurred and the man still bound ovcl
20 Court, when he may stand 4 fair chance
Of going to the pcnitentia"y for 4 petit.
offence, and because of his inability t,
pay three dollars. We cannot vouch tol
tho exact facts in this case. but We pub
fish it as VIC understand il.
If those fLvoring so many changes tt
our Constitution would direct their at
tcntion to the matter Of changing officer:
occasionally they might effect some good
Our trial justices remain in office fol
iiro. and according 10 the argument abou
tie life tenure Of judges, they ought t
I've excellent Off GERS.
A man arrested for n trihing offence is
not going to run or, and we cannot SCI
the necessity either for dealing harshll
with him, or for putting the county to thu
expense Of feeding him two or three
,nonths while waiting trial. Some time
back a woman charged with stealing
few ears Of corn lay in Jail for weeks
awaiting trial, and when she was brough
into court, the charge seemed so small
that the case was thrown out Of court by
order of the Solicitor.
1t seems unfair to the tax payers tina
trial justices should send every man t
Jail who may be charged with an lnsis'
uificant offence. If they would exercise
a little discretion they might save us {
great deal.
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Sherif's Sale.

w. T. Branch, rs administrator, and others
against Jas. p. Gordon, Mary Gordon AM
oGhers-Execution.
pY virtue Of snndry Executionst TO me direct
- ed, In the above stated case, I will sell I.
the highest bidder, at Public Auction, within
the legal hours Of sale, at Abbeville COur
House, on Monday, the third day of Octobe
A. D. 1881, the following described property, u
wit: All the interest OF James p. Gordon
Thomas Gordon and Abraham Gordnn in
tract of land, lately the residence of Mary Z
Gordon, and containing
ONE HUNDRED ACRES,
more or less, and bounded BY lands Of Mrs
Pratt, F. Henry, ]. Gitielsona and others. Lev
led on and to be sold as the property of jas
P. Gordon and Abraham Gordon, to satisf.
the aforesaid Execution and costs.
TERMS: Cash. Purchaser 10 pay for papers
j. r. e. DCPRE, S. A. Z.
Sheriff's Office, Sept. IL, 1881.
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Resolutions of Thanks.
HEADQUARTERS ABBEvILLE RIFLES

EADQUARTE HBBE'ILlf lslr'Eot,
ABBEvILLE, $. G., Sept. q. 1881.
The following preamble and resolutions
were, on motion of Captain Bonham. adopt
cd at the meeting, last night, OF the Able
Willie Rifles:
Whereas, wo recognize the fn:t that The
wonderful success which attended the Hol
Supper is due to the energy, devotion. and
tact OF The ladies who managed the affair
ep, rs we'll as to the llberallty OF our guests
Now be 1t resolved,
]. That our thanks are due TO all these
friends. And arc hereby gratefully rendered
2. Thnt we will endeavor TO show our appre.
citation Of their action by SO bearing ourselves
that we will reflect credit upon ,Abbeville,
and upon those who have SO nobly assisted
us.
8. That the names Of the noble matrons
the lovely ladies, and tho generous citizens
who did us the honor to lend us their ala, DC
Il. l.. BONHAM, JIt., Captain.
JAS. CHALMERS, Secretary.