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The Abbeville Press and Banner, 1869-11-12

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; In the maUer of J. L. 81BERT, Bankrupt? In Bankruptcy. ' ' T^T OTICE ia hereby given that a General 1^1 Meeting of the creditors of the above > named Bankrupt, will be held before W. I. , Claweon. Register in Bankruptcy of said Coart, ] iu hia office, at Yorkville, South Carolina, on the 19th day of November 1869, for ibe purpose of dcclariog a dividend of the Bankrupt's ^ ertate, and for the other purposes named1 iu the , '29th section of the Bankrupt Act of Marcli 2, 1867. R. H. WABULAW, . .Abbeville, S. C., Assignee. November 6, 18C9, 28?2t ? T^aiJPORlUM Of Fashion at Co s JLi Inmbia, 8. C.?Mrs. A. McOormic * would most respectfully inform the ladies of . Abbeville and surrounding Counties, that she has just returned from New York, and is now | opening n splendid assortment of Millinery and fancy goods* -In my millinery department will br found hats and bonnets of tbe latest * atjle, furs of all kiuds, feathers of the richest l' colored flowers, French and American plumes, P ornaments of the latest novelties, a varied as*' aortment of embroidered cuffs collars and t*' yokes, laces, libbdos,. trimmings, chignons, curls, braids, switches Co., bridal wreathes l*i' and veils- Dress making attended te with ' care and promptness. All the latest patteruB V.' will be found in mv establishment. A pood

- spienaid siock or silver spoons, forks and oops a fine English spectacles of gold silver and steel, with the best of Scotoh pebble gtsssto suit all * ages. Watches and Jewelry repaired by the best of workmeo. All work warranted. Win. n Glaze, 2nd door North Court House, Main St., H Colombia,' 8. C. Not. 5, 1869, 28?4t. The State of South Carolina, * ABBEVILLE COUNTY, * By WILLIAM BILL, Esq^ Probate 11 o; - Judgt. ^ .. 117" HERE A8Qporgfs W. Hollo way has made u soittoroe to grant fcim letter# of Ad_ ministration of the Estate of Douglaaa W. Hoilo way.dec'd., Ute of said County. * Thesa therefore, to ctto'?ni admonbli ^ all and singular, the Crediton of the*atdX>oog-> ,r lass W.Hofioway, dwfd, that they be and appear st before are, is tbeCeuftofProbate, te be held at Abbeville O. H, en Friday, tba 19tb ^ Not. nejtt, after pablkatioa Hereof at 11 ,d 'clock, in the Coreaaon. to show cause, if any *> they have, why th? i?ia Administration shooM h not bo granted. . 1' Given under my hud, this Uh day of Ka-n, Anno Domlal 1868. n Published o? the 6th day /November, 184?, in the 984 y*a> of America* Independence. ? l- SlLbi i- r. a.?? [a.- a-,} * Kow.^^U-at '

goods, we shall ever endeavor to maintain CHARLES BAKER, JOHN C. PORTER, LEWIS P. GOODRICH, Augusta, Go., Sept. 17 1800, 21?2m. nb. PACIFIC GUAHO COMPANY'S COMPOUND Acid. Phosphate of Lime For Composting witfc Cotton Seed. rVlHIS article is mant/actured at the CompaJL pany'a Work*, tinder the direction-and aurperintcndance of Dr. RaveneL It contain! the same elenxents of fertility at Soluble Pacific Guano, except that it is not furnished with Ammonia, it is prepared expi ew ly for composting with cotton teed, which fur* imhea the element, of Ajmnonia; the objecbeing to render that side product of the plantation available to the highest degree aa an element of fertility; For farther and particular information apply to the unde-signed. J. N. ROBSON, Agent for South Carolina. 1 and 2 Atlantic Wharf, Charleston. JOHN S. REEB2, Ja , General Agent, Baltimore. *'k October 20, 1869, 27?3m . nb To those having Cotton to Gin. HughWilson Has at his Mill, one of the finest Cotton Gins now in use, and is ginning and packing Cotton for the one-twentieth j of the cotton. A penny saved is a | penny made. The difference in a few ' mil'Rfi diotanfin ia a wlmn

Lying Abed in the Morning. I lovo to rove in the aliady grove, Where gentle zephyrs are floating; I love to sit at the festAl board, Where baokwheat cakes are smoking. I love to gaz? at the golden blase, Where Sol the West is adorning; But this I love far better than all? To lie abed in the morning. That poeU should sing of the joys of Spring, Js uot in the least surprising; But I cau't conceivo why a man should weave A sonnet to early rising. Though Fanklin of old was a sage, I'm told I can't go with him in scorning The blisaful scenes in tho land of dreams? When lying abed in the morning. I love to lie when the sunbeams shy Come peeping through tho curtain'; When phantoms bright regale the eight With visions of coffee and muflius ; When the bird's loud trill from the distant hill The chorus of nature is joining? If there's ought below can banish woe, 'lis lying abed in the morning. Let tlioso who choose to retire to snooze When tho ducks and chickens arc going, And rub their eyes when forced to rise At. Ainmnl ftwiminn .

y the admiration and osteopa of our peo^ a - pie. v " o 3 ' Resolved, That the patience at\d n ti courtesy which' h^Ve characterized q > his conduct on the bench has made e e his administration of justice and his * e intercourse with the Bar and contmtf- c h nity of the.'most agreeable' and pleas- ^ ant character. .. - e . ' > J , i r. * * . 1 / ' * ' P y Hesolved, That our brother, Colonel 8. Fair,, be requested \o present th* ^ [| above resolutions to hia Honor in opebl ^ ' oour$, and that they ber published in ^ the newspapers. I- : T^oit^ia^ywpai^o^ I 4 adelf>bta biv? -fer&dden iW sale* of E ^' newspapers upon their ears. They i didn't mind the tirade, but the local . pa?s?qgenieU * asleep while reading them, and were carried io tnuch" further than th*y 1 fc? i ?..? *Z J>-r' : 1. < ?

x owicr A' McJJonald can tshow as prel ty goods?, as fine goods, as fctylis] goods as can bo found in Baltimor or New York. And, besides, tho^ cau prove their prices to bo from 2J to 50 pcrccnt. lower than city prices; They have every stylo of Hat an* Bonnet that.is out. Should any ncv and novel stylo make its appcaranc in. New York, they have arrange incuts by which to got it immediately hcnco thcro is no necessity for the La dies of Abbeville to pay city price when they can do better at home. Mrs. Sassard has had experience both in Europe and America, and, w< think, has tho confidence of ever] Lady of taste iu Abbeville. She i: assisted by Mrs. Jno. A. Wicr whos< good tasto and skill in this Depart incut is well known to tho Ladies o Abbeville, and will ultra vs bcnlenspf

^ owii,v/uiieruur 01 me emtio 01 OOUID % Carolina, in order that the ends of justice may be subserved, and that tbe said murj, derera may be brougbt to justice and con, dign punishment, do hereby offer n reward j. of FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS, for lor their apprehension and delivery in any | jail of the State, with proof to convict. I In testimony whereof, I have hereunto Bet my hand and caused the Great Seal of ' ,the State to be affixed at Columbia, this j 05 thirtieth day oT October, A. D. 18G9, ^.and in the ninety.fourih year of tbe In' dependence of the United States of ' America. ; ROBERT K. SCOTT, F. D. Caudozo, Governor. Secretary of State. ? November 5, 1809, 28?2t L IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UKII TED STATES. FOR THE DISTRIC1' OF i sniiTii pinni.iNi

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