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BY W. A. LEE AND HUGHWILSON. ABBEVILLE, S. C., FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 4; 1870. VOLUME XYljttfeNO. 28.The Waving Banner of Healtl
HEIjSTITSH'SUUflEN'S, DELIGHTA GREAT AND GOOD MEDICINE.
Heiniteh's. Queen's DelightThe New Theory of Health.
. The Ufa of all Flesh is Blood.TheHealth of all Life is Purity ofFJe*b.Without purity of
Blood no Flesh can boY.
' free ft om Disease.
HEMTSffS QUEEN'S DELIGHT,An antidote of Disease.
Tbe Great American Alterative and Bloo</Purifier,
For the cure of nil those Diseaseswhieli iuhj l»e traeed to a vitiated
condition of the Blood.
The theory is that Blood is the Life o
of all FMi/aod if tmpure, the Life of alT "« > »T*»ulth is oulv to b<
ui^eose. juhc nuu . .
luainuined by the circuii.^uo of pure arterialliiood.Sucli as Scrofula, J{beumat*<w, Hepatu
Disorder#, Iiifi«iii*tiou9, Ft*vei?f LiveiComplaint, Consumption, King's fvilCarbuncles Boils, Itching Hum^r of tbt»"5kiiif Erjreipdas, Skin Diseases, Tellerliougiinesb of the 8kin«, Pimple, Blolci."?sl'uio iu the Bouep,old Ulcer?, Syphilis auo
Syphilitic Sort*, IudijjeMi««n, IiiflnniinaHoiof tie BladJer and K'dueys, Pains in(i>e Hack, Genera) Debility, and for ailcomplaints arising froto deficiency andpoverty of blood.Hieoitsh'fi Queen's Delight
Ib tie Wonder of Modern Science.No medicine lias attained aocil a wurlJwidereputation as tbis justly celebrated
V;. 5 COMPOUNDIt» e'xtraordidary healing powers are at:t«ct«d to by thousands, and every mail ic
v reigluad wilb letters bearing testimony toit excellent character and worth as a medcine Orders are coming in from alt quarters,and all bear uutuUukable evidence ofi.s great popularity. Be 6ure and ask for
. M « %* Hxisit&u'b Queen's Delight." auq
. im ibal Li* oaaie is oo it.v Look out aud avoid ba«e imitations.
Wholesale Agpnt-»,- J, FISHER k IJEINITSH,
CuJumbia, S. C.. For tale by all Droggi6tB.
u ; OcUber 29, I8<59, 27.ly.
- Jfc&BERT WOOD & CO.,^
' PHILADELPHIA
OmSEML IRON WORKS.~
" ARDEK and C«ne»ery adornment, Cast,\J Wr'light Iron eud Wire Ruiintre, Fountain*,Vmpj, Verandas, Settees, Ai bure, Chairs,Suiaaier Houses,
IRON STAIRS:Spiral and straight, io every vsriety of patt«ri«New aod iwprovrd styles of H«yjK<«irkfMatters, Stable Fixtures, Stall Divisions, Ac.
PATENT WIRE WOIIK.
Bailings, Stsre "Fronts, Door and WindowGuard», Farm Fencing, £c.
BROffZE "WORK.Faring fitted up our Foundry with fpecial
reference to above class of wort, *e aTe now
f>repar«d to fil} with promptness all orders farferonxe Castings of Statua rj', -colossal, heroic,Had life size.
ORKAMEKTAL IRQST GOODS.
The largest assortment to b« found in theVeiled States, all of which are executed withliie expreea view of pleading the taete, whiloibey comWae all tba requisites of beauty andaulAtami&I construction.'r, Puicbaaers may rely on huving aU arti~4, .vJ) ar^A oliinm>H Jtn tll£ T>lact*CIO VAI ClUltJ «U«- r
ofJ«flinatioQ.De*igus wilt be seat ta -tlioao who wish to
«Mke election.- M*y 2n, 1870. 4.6m. J
Y&M' ADE on Cottoo Shipped by lie un1*1defined to
fi^re.SLOAN & SIGINIOUS, Charleston«. W. C. COURTNEY k Co., *
nmnvTrtAr if t. /\A a"* "J UE..N flULi.M <C
41 D. J. FOLY BRO. & CO-, Bait.smith, DUNNING <feWOODWARD.-NewYort.
« AUSTELL,' 1NMAN <fe co, N. Y.« hopkins; dwight &trowBRIDGrE,New York,
And others not mentioned.
Norwood, DuPre & Co.SepL 8, 1870, 20, tf
Greenville and Columbia Rail-road.
mmmm§mmGenekal Superintendent's Ojtice,Columbia. S. C., July 25, 1S70.
ON" and after MONDAY, August fut,the following Schedule will be run daily, Sutday excepted, connecting with Night Trains on
South Carolina Road, up and down, and will)Hight Train on Charlotte, Columbia andAueu»U&o*d going South :
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UP.Lrare Columbia, ^ 8.15 a m
44"" Alston : 93^ a rn" Newberry,. ,11.03 am
JLrrire Abbeville, 3.00 p m" Auderson. 4.30 p m44 Greenville, 6.tf0 p m
DOWN.'XiliT* Greenville, ' 7O0ara
* AnJet-son, T 30 a m* Alibeville, 9-r©» m** Jsewbory, 12.47 «. m
" Alston, 2 30 amArm* Columbia.»3.46 a m
JOHN n. MORE,'*T 4 *:tt* General1£npWntedent.^~
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Kinsman & Howell\Factors'andFQommiision
Merchants..« ' IsiberalAdvctncesmade on
Cotton and Nqyal Stores*v-' CAarkston, S»C.
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1B0N WORKS1Oolum'toia, IB. O.
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: SUGAR CANE'MILLS, fLIST OF PEICES,
' 3 Rollers 14 incbes diameter $85,00 gre|J " 12 « $75,00 tliir
J.;{ " 10 « $05,00 ticli- ' " tf./?- nn I
2 '*" ¥UU,VU aci*
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* *50,002_ «;i .10 u $40,00Above prices compTflto with frame. ^
Without frame $10,00 on each
Mill- ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^
SEVENTY GALLON BOIL- «7'Fo.
EE $20,00w
Delivered at the Railroad Depot in |ttiia city. purc
Steam Engine, Boilers, Cotton Presses, ^J0rGrist and Saw Uill Gearing of all kindsto order. Iron and Brass Castings, on a.^bort notice and most rcaeanablo terms. w'1''
W»i
Giu Gearing constantly on hand of the . Jfollowing sizes. ,
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expt9 f*et wbeel and pinion $30.00 p°uii10 41 u u "32.50 11° a
11 M M " M 35.00 v
12 " u u " 'M5 00 T
14 " " " " "50.00 MillWith BoltB $0 50. Extra for each Ret. l',e
Autifrictioa platea and Balls for CotrjPre«B $10.00 «nd $12.00, per Ret. ^
K. B. Terms Cash on delivery, at R. uc
R. here. c!."" vidt
JOEIT ElfEIGHT, Ag't, ^
Abbeville C. H.fli loin A _lfAT, 1U«V% T Mt
W. T. PENNEY, 1
Druggist, ®. ABBEVILLE, S. C., fHub constantly on Land a complete Pli(stock offor I
and
33 2.u.g-sAND MEDICINES, 31
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Of every description at *.* "
fourAt the Lowest Prices ac!<
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F O H CASH, *ffe<that
Oct, 7,18« 0, 24, tf willmor
TO T/RASfi-X \J JJJL1 !.(. KJ XJI
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MY VALUABLE .
FSatwood. - . rr
Fiantation,111Comtii of 2,700 Acres. in
TniS is one of the most valuablePlantations in Abbeville which I
will Lease in parts or iu the whole.Call on me at my place near Abbe- Loiville C. H.w it
JOHN A. CALHOUN. ch'
Sept 23,1870, 22-tft
Estate of Sarah Winn, M,. .
Settlement Nov. 8th, 1870.
ALL Persons indebted to the Estate are .m
urged to prompt payment; tbose havingdemands against it uiu9t present them Jfcbefore tbe above date or be barred.
J. H. WIDEMAN,Executor. A
Sspfi. 9, 1870, 23, St"
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At the Furniture Store, ?e]thaLarge German Plate Looking Glasses i
A lot .of German Glass Platesto Fill Old Frames. I
":T March 25, 1870,,48-tf I
GREAT SOUTHERN
IPROMENT IN FKHCDfCr.Saves its Cost in Landsaved, and Facility
of Cleaning.1REAT saving of timber can be made
of anytbingtbat will not break ofown weight A rat may get tbrougliand a squirrel may climb over but allier animals may stay out. The windti not blow it down, needs very little>air, and the timber will last longer thanany other known feDce. The subscribergent for Abbeville County and will sellhts for plantations and for townships,me up on Sale Day aud for further parLiarsin regard to P. Davis' Improvedteat Wire and Picket Fence, apply to
.T W TTTOMAS.
Agent Abbeville, S. C.
ALSO,TEE GREAT
imily Knitting Machine.II be exhibited at Mr. Brazeale's. ThisL-hine speaks for itself, and is destinedevolutionize honsehold industry. "Wenot wish to abuse the time honoreddies, but mnst say that even for ordiy
use their day is at an end. Thisof « ./! /.Unn inir&ntiAn l/nlU AVAfVaw auu lufvuvivu nuiw w.v.j
»g. Specimens of manufactured areaexhibited. Call and see for youres.J. W, THOMAS, Agent.
Abbeville, S. C.Lpril 15, 1870, 51.tf
JVO/UU* «/
Hutchison's
rmerly the "Donald Mill."BE MILL, long And favorably known
as the "DONALD MILL," has been:hased by us. and we Lave repaired it
oufflilv.putting in a near and splendidJTl'ER (the finest that is in U6e).i'EW BOLTING CLOTH, togetherNEW MACHINERY, from the
terwlieol to the garret. .
his work has been done in a Bubs(anand workmanlike nmnner by the mostrrienced and skillful Millwrights in theitry; and we believe the Mill now to bebetter condition than it- ever was inalmieet days.lie old Frieuds and Customers of theare re«pertfully invited to return toMill that in days "lang syne"' servedi 60 wpII and faithfully.IR. HUTCHISON, who ha8 badh experience as Miller, will Lavege of the Mill, and will give his oudidattention to the wants of their cusers.
Respectfully,JAS. EVANS,THOS. HUTCHISON.
illy 29, 1870, 13, 4m
mproved Cotton Gins. |sLENDEK'S PATENT.HE subscriber purchased two years
hCO. MrLENDEN'S TATENT IM)VEMENTTO COTTON GINS,'* i* * « Ml. f
.lie iJoutuieS oi ADoevuie, xwgeueni,Newberry; and id that time has soldy of tliem, and to the entire salisfaoofhip patron9. The improvement isied to the old gin at a (rifling expense;with these material advantages.thatill enable the Gin to gin from onfithto ODe-third more, and to producejaner and better lint, lie fins numercertificatesfrom cotton planters to this:t, and also from colton buyers, statingthe cotton from this Improved Gincommand from one to one-a.half centse per pound. Agents will be sent out,the pubiio palrouage is solicited in
r behalf.Reliable agents wanted.
E. F. PARKER.'alhoun's Mills, Augujt 12, 1870, 16,tf
sure Your Property,IX THE
VSRPOOL & LONDON<3-LOBEsurance Company.Assets in Goli, $17,080,000,00iscs adjusted promptly and paidhout deduction at tho agency inarleston, S. C.
Apply to
AT. E. FAROE. Agent,at Abbeville, S/C.
larch 18, 1870,47.tf
CAROLINAERTXLIZERS the season for Sowing "Wheatand other pmail grains approachtosecure a full yield, every farmer
>uld supply himself with some
rtilizer, and there is none bettertn the CAROLINA, which canhad by applying to
Miller & Robertson.Sept. 83, 1870, 22, tf
ISTE!*W GA T
y».We have in Si
FALL ANDssoos 0®
Which we Offe
Prompt PayingOR Oi
WILL take Cotton at Market pricefriends soon with the st<
T. L. COLES!Ontnhar 7 1870 24.4f.
Carpets, Oil do!Window l
Rugs, Mats, Crumb3 Cloths, EassoLace Curtains, Cornices, Bands an
Bamasks, Reps, Terrys, Center TaMoreen, Hair, Cloth and TrimminPicture Tassels, Cords and'Nails, iWall Papers, Borders, Paper ShadThe above new goods of our owu importation,are
as in any nouee riort,n or south.-Ourcustomers and the public are invited to call am
Ca p»'ts made and laid promptly. Oil Clotba cot anmade and put up, and all in the Upholstering line don
James G. Baili** V '
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A l*or a! largeandSelect Stock of
Choice Family Groceries, PlaWood and Willow Ware, on
Octolcr
OFFICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.^ = .^ wa(IahIII HnrAlinn J ^linm'Tln f^ntltfftTdunui baruuud.jiuucvhid ui/iiiii],
In Common Pleas.Equity Side. AiS
Willis G. Harris, Ex'r, vs. G. A. Addison, BM. C. Txggarl, and others.
Bill for Account, dec.
PURSUANT to order of Court in lbi« cose,tbe credit ore of l-Ilizabeth Harris, dee'd,
are hereby notified to prwent and prove thi-ir /-v
demands against tbe taid deceased before me,at my office, on or before the 12th day of No-vernbor next, or be barred. ~
MATTHEW McDONALD,C C. P.
Clerk's Office, Abbeville Co., ) 1|I2'.hAuguut, 1870,Bin JillGt
Soiti CaroM-Aimlle Coily.In Common Pleas. an<*
Equity Side. in V
Patrick II. Bradley and Mary Jane Dendy,Ex'r and Ex't'x, vs. John 0. Vance,
Ex'r, And others. SeBill to Sell Real Estate, &c. ~~
PURSUANT to order of Court in this case, {the creditors of Allen Vance, di-c'd, are
hereby notified to present and prove their demand*against the said deceased before me atmy office on or before the 12th day of November next, or barred. JLS
MATTHEW McDONALD."
C. a P.Clerk's Office, Abbeville Co.,)
12ih Aue., 1870. 8m f
M CarolM-AlMe Coanty. OiIn Common Picas.
Equity Side.Mary Wilson, Ex'r, vs. James A. Iteid,
Ex'r, Bank of Newberry, et. al. jamBill for Sale of Real Estate, Marshall
Assets, &c.
PURSUANT to Order of Court, in this case,the creditors of John R. Wilnnn. <W.'rl
are hereby notified to prevent and prove theirdemand* against the said deceased before me,at iny office, od or before the 12th day of Novemberuext, or be barred, TN
MATTHEW McDONALD, J_0. C, P. biddClerk's Office, Abbeville Co.,)
12th August, 1370,3m JShei
Soft Mm-AIMj County. b«In Common Fleas. Situ
Equity Side. Abb. mg!ThoB. C. Perrin, Ex'r, vs. Kilty C. Pemn, jam
6t. ftl. hp
Bill to Sell Real Estate, <Lc. j t
PURSUANT to late Order of Court in thiscaw, the creditors of Jarces M. PerriD, 01 a
dee'd, are notified that the time for them to twopresent and prove their demands agninvtsaid seendeceased is extended until first day of January raonnext, by which time the demands must beproved, or creditors will be barred
MATHEW McDONALD,C C P
Clerk's Office, Abbeville Co.,) g]12th August, 1870,6m J ;
Ml Carolina -Utaflk Coity.In Common Fleas.
Equity Side,George W. Williams <fc Co., vs. SopbrociaA. Allen, and others.
Bill for\ Account, <kc.
PURSUANT to Order of Court in this case,the creditors of GEORQE A. ALLEN,
dee'd, are hereby notified to present »nd provetheir deman Is agniostthe sai'l deceased beforeroe, on or bafore the 12th dny of Novembernext, at my office, or be barred.
matthew Mcdonald,C. CL P. '
Clerk's ffiee, Abbeville Co., ) ^Jlth Augua, 1870/$1* fU C
IrOODS
tore our
WINTERJ(10033, :
>r Low to' Customersw r
LSH, Ifor all dues, liope to see our n
lple to settle up. J
AN & CO.
:hs, Mattings,Stiades,ck8. *
d Pins.ssels and Loods* 1
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Piano and Table Covers,es, Screens, &c.now being opened, and will be sold M low
I examine them,id laid; Window shades hong; Cartoinie promptly by competent workmen, by
i & Brother. ,imt&tion Supplies,our lower floor*
A Full Stonfe of
ir Brasses andCombs JAlways on Hand,
o, Tooth Brushes, Fingerrushes, Cloth Brushes,; Brushes, Shoe Brushes, 4W. T. PENNEY. (
;lober 7, 1870, 24, tf >
toll5S Mackerel, Extra No. 1.
EXTBA No. 2,Large No. 3 Mackerel,
lis., half B!k, qnartcr Blls., andKits, nfr.-
Norwood, DuPre & Co.'stpt. 23.' 1870 23.tf
DILET SOAPS,HAIR OILS, 1
B PIOTM&MKIn Great Profusion, at
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W. T. PENNEY'S.:tober V, 1870, 24. tf .
(SHERIFFS SALE. *
es W. Williams, Trustee, againstHenry Beard, and others.
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ABBEVILLE. t!June Term, 1870.
Bill to foreelost Mortgage.pursuance of the order in thiscase, I will sell to the highester, at Abbeville Court House, onFIRST MONDAY in NOVEMtnext, within the legal hours of qiff'b sale. £)2 acres of land, moro or less,g balance of the tract mortgage,atedand being in the County of ^eville, on Wilson's creek, adjoin-lands of Dr. John Holland, Gen. Ces liinam, iienry i5eara, ana u
irs, on liERMS as follows: On a credit of o:tve month with interest from day hale. Purchaser to give bond, with t<or more approved securities, tore the payment of the purchaseey.
HENRY S. CASON,Sheriff Abbeville County. I
lierifTs Office, ")|Oct 15, 1870, 26 tf ]
Mitchell's Eye Salve, 1.Reynold's Eye "Water,Thomson's Eye Water,Toothache Anodyne,Bronchial Tablets,Bronohial Trochos,Southern Soothing Syrup,Mott's Yog. Liver Pill?,Shriner's Balsam,Cough Syrup, at
Parker & Lee's.1.14, 1870i 25.tf
Wmm1HAYS, BABLre now Receiving their t
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In inviting the attention of ththeir notice espec
CLOTHING,And Domestic 6
Vhieh having been bought at unnsi3wer than they have Jseen in many
Bagging, TiesCOFFEE,
WHICH THEY ARLOWEST MAOctober 14. 1870. 25. tf
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100 lbs. choic:
Gctober 14, 1870, 25--tf§ ''* ':
SomefMiinA« Asum&JLJtimt
Dan now be h;
JUARLES, ]Oct. U, 1870, 25, tf
GENT]r<m>mcniA VUMJUIJUJ
lassimeres, Cloths, SICollars and Ties, G
Boots and Shoes,STOW READY 1
QtJARLESOctober 14, 1870, 25, tf - >
EXCHANGE)n New York
t
rHE subscriber is now selling NeYork Exchange at'par. Pla
»rs and merchants and all others driBg to invest would do well to ca
JOHN KNOX.Sept. 29,1870, 30.tf
NOTICE TOSHIPPERS OF COTTOI
rHE subscriber is now reccivitan'* shipping Consignments
otton to the best New York Houstpon which ho is prepared to malberal advances. Planters may sein their cotton with the assurance
aving their orderg promptly attend*
JOHN KNOX.Jept. 30, 1870,23.tf
KM IMStlTE HAYE on hand and aro i
|f|f ceiving tho following sizes:
8-10 14-1810-12 14-2212-12 16-2410.16 18.2012-14 18-2412-16 20-2412-18 22-2812-20 22-3012-24 ' 24-30
14-16Parker & Lee.
80, 1670, 33.tt
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VRTER STOCK.NWELL & CO.lsual varied Stock of Fall and;er Goods,eir friends and patrons, they wonld callially to their prices on
HATS, SHOES,'i
Voods,of (sll Kinds,lally low figures, will be qpl<l at prices,years. Thoy keep on hand
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| Bacon, Sugar,SALT, &C.,
E. OFFERING AT THE.
.EKET PEl'cE,*' r_
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i§r Useful !i HANDSOME Iad at the Store of
PERRIN & CO.
YEMEN'S:NG STORE.lirts and Drawers,'rloves and Half Hose, .
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Hew Style Hats, &<e., &c.?OE INSPECTION".
, PERRXN & CO.\
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LIBERALCASH AB¥AH ES
Made on Cotton shipped through us
.« to the best Houses in New York, Baltimoreand Charleston. r'
Norwood, DuPre & Co.w 1
n- Sept. 30, 1870, 23.tf
Shoes, Hats,_ HOMESPUNS,
CALICOS AND HARDWARE,just received, at
St NORWOOD, DuPRE & CO.S'Sept.,30, 1S70,,23.tf ... ..
g BACON^» Larfl, Flour, Meal Grist, Molasses..d SYRUPS, COFFEE,Of '
0(1 Sugar, Tea and Chocolate,just roceivod, and for sale, by
NORWOOD, DuPRE & CO.Sopt. 30, 1870. 23.tf ^J
iMMiDE. PIUCE'S^EAM BAKING
POWJDEBftfor sale, at 1
Trowbridge & Co.Jnno 10,1670,7-tf
SUft¥EYI00,Accurately and promptly done
BY
0. A. DOUGLAS.M»rch2 1870. tS.12m9 »-.
'.. .fVv-jOr.^USSSSSSSSSISSSISSSSSSSSSSSSSfSSSISSmSISSfSSSSaS^ -5,
; Stand Together. ,f
(There is more pleasantness by farin looking on the bright side than inbusily foretellmg-disasterand tribulation.Neither the public scarecrownor the pi-irate sKjfeton is a joyousthing to see; and, if the sky be clearto-day, what matters the possiblo >.storm of the morrow ? This, at alt-events, is thje drift of pop&Ufr thotight,which is sluggishly averse ta end, by *
opposing, an expected trouble, and declinesto heed the voice of him whowvuw >»vu* «us uuubuiops, 07 WHOSOdrpary orafclea are j^nfiUtyfasbidnedin the myHeripdfTOQee6& 0f a printingoffice. And where i* the harm ofit ? Trouble is bad; 'enough ?'when itcOmes.' Why go half-way to meet it ? jLachrymose looks and Iftfifc brows Ahelp little in the'weary work of battlingwitfc.adversity, ao4; conqueringevilfortune. Cheeriness and confidencetu*e all nnlike the bltp<f Carelessnesswhich,will not recognize the possibilityOf danger. A deep Iihfc ji.videa both foolhardiness and rootedmelancholy from the blythe, sj&Qwy*1; 1 * .1 *
onuugti* wiuvu ttuowb no wu)tt,^na is '
ready to Strive, * with a 'will, {When 4playiogtime is over. Ptack aoffporseveranceshall climb over, orJmrowunder, the rock which bars the way.One alip is not rain. One blojpi notdefeat. A. .fight Mf lost ijffiafighthalf won. And, if whatlsJjgnght iflmeet and right and worth th&baving,a partial filltare should provokelustierblows when the hollow traces pastand the straggle again begins*This is the temper inwP We de1sire to eee this people. 'Qitjy werounwilling to learn the w^jne lengthand breadth of their Trablio periLWith fastrclosed eyes andf^led ears,mey joggea aaown ine Dr*M straightway. And when they drowsily awakenedto the conviction ipafcinsolentextravagance and beaottecfe ignorancewere wasting their substance, andplacing in jeopardy tVtf'JjMy liberty,it was hard enough tx5- c6nVincetbem tbat.the enre lay' in ownhands, and that they- wb9: wonId befree, in pocket as inperttW), "theni.selvesmost stride the blow." i^t lastthey buckfed on their ^m<6>r of proof,and began the contest whose result,in all its naked truth, will soon boknown to the State. ^Already it isclear that this people Save-not gainedas much as they hdpdror needed, andmany may bt^.dtsnoqed to moan ofwasted e£foijiaud ui8wsi. labor. But,
[ taking things at thavery worst, thopeople have proved^ fchcir power, andhav«shown Uiat Honesty and Intel.ligenco, With a'mo^^fearongh >discipline,and a more effort, can,wbenover the oc<awon offers, obtaiacontrol of tho |&Verameiit of thoSlate.~y«M.' '
By drier of flirt1 liates,For Sale Day in Nov. j 1870,
nY Order of U)i' Couri of Probate for£J Abbeville Cppotf, Fwifl «H1; bv publicAuction on SAj&EDAY, in NOVE&f-JBER next, the JtTe^l'j&tate of,ELIZABETHK. PORTEEepeerdl cdnsialing of
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One Hundred Tend FifteenAcres, more; or less,
lying in Abbeville and E^ffcld<^*anlie8,adjoioing lands of NaiiapwJ. Henderson, £; *
VV. P. Andrews, estate of"'yolinson Saleand others.Terms of sale one half oft purchase |
money to be paid in caab,. the"';t>*iraee ona credit of 12 mouths, Bond, and J^protedsecurity, and a'mortgnge of the .premisesto secure the payment. Costs'to benaM in. Jtailii t>, fviufl ft'/.' v<'t
H.8.CA80N,Sheriff A C.
October, H,1670, 25.UL'~
'>&£ /.,Also on the Same Day.BY THE SAMEORDER,
r wi^ltwo *roira«B»1 and TWO ACEES OF LAND, -.more or has, the JBpal EiUta of J. WIL*LIS COBB, deceased, lying 'ft Abbeville JCounty on Coronaca creek, adjoining landsof C. A. Cobb, Hart, Arnold, and other*. A
Teems 12 months credit, bond and approvedsecurity, and ft mortgage of thopleroises to secure the pajmentp-costa incash.
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Sheriff Abbeville Comity.Oct 6,1870,55.St
AND ON THE SAME DAY,By the same Qrifct^
I "WILL sell QffE 'jjOl^UREDand THIRTY-FIVEACRES
OF LANPj being Tract No. 1, belongingto the Estate of DAVID A. PRESSLY,deceased, lying in,. #tbe. neighborhoodof LevodeaviUe, Abbeville County, anjoinin#land* of Mrs. Mitchell, John 'ArnoldJ. M. Latimer, and others, FOB CASH,*r ; ; ; H. S. CASON,
Sheriff Abbevillo Cotmty.Oct. 10,1870, 25.3t
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Medical College of Georgia,AUGUSTA^
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THE COTR9B OP LECTURESin this Institution will be commencedon the FIRST MONDAYinNOVEM.,v.
FEES;Full Course ....$105Matriculation (taken once) 5Practical Anaiomy... 10Graduation Fee..*. 30
L. A. DUGAS, M. D.,Dean*
Oct. 14, 1870, 25-4f\.
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