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nd-?almetlo Regiment, and conduct them to the Speaker's stand-that the oldest Officer pEesenm he tendered the command -that the Oration be delivered at 11 o'clock precisely. That the Reverend Clergy of the Dis trict be invited to attend. The Committee then tdjournerl. N. FRAZIER Chm. For ie Adverlicer. Ma. Enrott.-lt is not our intention to enter into a newspnper controversy upon the Bank. and other questions of the inn dern rel rmers, hut n hen we see exertions thaking fropt eertain q'arlers by persons. or perhaps the same individual over the dit'erent signitures of "A Voter," ' Vox pupuli," &c.. s't themselves or himself up as the "'pse dtrit" of old Edgefield. and attempt to enli:thten her citi.ens upon the Bank cinostinn. nt the e:pense of cer " thin candidates, and hold up ex Governor Hammond as a deni-god and the eeiseit tman in all South Carmlina, we cannot but congratulate the anti Batik party, that they have a friendl, with the assistance of "A nti-Debt," that's a'goin;g to commander tse the State and do the thion tip '-Briwn." They would have you. sir, believe that so soon as a man is elected to the Legisla ture, he becomes, as a matter of course. corrupt and di,honest, and incapahle of legislating for the geaeral welfare aud public good. they have also made grave charges against the lsank, and imputes ignorance to our Legislators, our Direc tors, and entertain about the same good opinion of our examitting comnnittee-s. All this hutbuggery, Mr. Editor, I am not at all astonished at, when we hear "A Vo ter" proclaim as it were from the house top, that the Bank should be blown up, root and branch, no matter how well it may be managed, and how large the profits. This confirms us, fellow citizens, in the opinion we have long since entertnined. that these attacks upon the Bank of the State (the people's hank) comes from the stockholders and friends of the private bank or from thore who in gone by lavs, have been delinquent debtors to our Bank. Yes sir, the stockholders in the private banks are a class of men that know their interest too well not to perceive at once. that the Bank of the State has been a pro fitable concern, and that if the customers can be driven from the Batik, they must and will, as a matural consequence. come to their own banks: This is the secret of the whole matter, fellow citizens; they wish to destroy your Bank in toto. and my word for it, if that should be the case, we are -used tp men.'" To illustrate Suppose. for instance. there was no Batik of the Stute, and the private Banks, as they. are called, should suspend spc ie payment, and as the times are rather squally, suh a state of thtings rnight take place, as'in former days with most of them, what would be-your condition? Why bad .enongh.- Your.Tax Collector would be ipstrueted by the Comptroller General to receive for taxes nothing hot the specie, or hote?'or speie' paing banks. -The bankVA viagresQp6ndell.~ofecourser their: -' '- bil to giee he tNe'l>I ll'w tr - executions-=levy onl yar:p,op'erty and expose the same to sale before the Court Houso dloor. att an enor moos sacrihce~. The fact is a pmurchiaser could scarcely be f-undl, save E warms of men, Agents of -the priva'e -banks, with their pockets full of-specie, standing readly in.take xout.property..for little or not hing. Tihis would certainly be the natural state of thiugs,'fellow citizens, if you had n bank. Bitt you-.have a Bank, and you -should feel proud of it; for it holds a check upon the private banks, antd prevenhts specuilations of a ruinous character upon the citizepis of South Carolitna. Let me warn you not to place too much cndmence uponi the opinions of "A Voter,'" "Vox Populi," and "Aniti Debt;" titey are your enemies, andl enemies to vour Bank. "VossPopuli'' would have you believe the whole State to lbe up mi -rins against the Bank, pad1 that three of the people are led by "Anti con ' so The di,cossian ia only so tar as ' - 1 anti EmIgoeleit and old Edlgefield, wv -tditg the voters ofC them to decide thme ma ~willing for elections. We have too mu me:ober in their honesty and integrity, to thte e a moment, they will be gutlledl by "Antm Debt," "Vox Poputli." or "~ A Viter.'' We care not wvhat inivestigatiomn of tihe Bank is made, we believe it will prmve stunid to tho core, and the people will sustain it For we have the Repoirts of the President of the-Bank. the Comnpiroller Genmerars Report, and the reports of the dilf'erent Bank Committees, nil shewing the Bankl ("Anti- Debt." S.Vox*q Poputli." atnd "A Voter" to the conmary notwithstamnding.) to be in a soundl and henlhy conditin. Il the cry of REFoRM. RF0a should be thei rulinig passion of the great matss ofC thei people, let us do away with the privame banks, deprive the mof thetir charters as soon as we can, and increase the cap'italI of our own 'Bank, and estabilish branches wherever they are needed, antI let all the proaits arisimng from banking operations gmo into our own bank. anid in a few years the public debt woulif he paid off, antd our taxes reduced to a mecro song. But "A Voter" '"Vm' Populi" and "A ntt Debti -informas us thnt there is so tnnch competi tion in the Batnk, thmat it is necessary to publish the liahilities of thme Oficjers of th:e Bank antd Members of the Legi-lature. We dotn't believe it. Neither are we itn -favor of publishintg to a cazitng multitude their liabilities: it wvotuld be dleat h to mIme Bank to establish .sneh~ a precedent. ir we have a IJank, let it lie upomn ani eq.nality with other hanks. If. we abolish what is called the "natth of secrecy" in otur batik. abolish it in all the baniks. As I have said before, these chmarges anmd grave in-in-t uatious comres from the enemies oif the Bank, and thuts arc repeated year afitr year. during thn session mif'le Leg-slatre, and I- have no diubi if "A Ve'ter." "Vox Populi" and "Anti-Debt" r,boubll show their hanids. they are stockholders to a greaier or less extenmt in what are called the privamte Banks. OLD SALUDA. --Four thousand emigrants from Europe arrived at New York, emn Saturday last, 'hs,t ,st.. [Correspondent ofSte Charleston Courier.] Vsasu1NcTOK. JULY 9. We are quite ,agiiated with thd rumor that the Southern men are aetting up a democratic opposition to the anItimore nominations. I speak only of the rumors to that eT'ect, vouching for no statements as to what has been done in the South. Mr. Yantcey's elntluetce nnd enthusiasm might well be supposed to have had ;orre eTect in the South It is said and believed here, that the Southern discontents among :he detucruey will hold a Convention in a estur, at IRichmond, for the purpose of': notminatiug Southern demoerats Lit,le. tmn W. l'azcoelt, of Virginia, and Gen. Q+titman, of Missisppi. are talked of as thrir not inees for the Presidency a:d the Vice Pre<idenev. The result of this movement is conjec tured to be a total defeat of Gen. Ca=s. and the fai!ure of the election before the people; but Gen. Taylor. in any event, is likely to receive a plurality of electoral votes, and the house may, or may not choose him as the Presidet. The Southern movement forms a new and disturbing elemen t in the election. ac cording to the views of all parties here. The President's Message accompanying the Treaty of Peace produces ntch war at home. Various exceptions are taken to it, from its Oeginting to it.s end-hoth in regard to its general statements and its postive propositions. it is a document that inight create party division and local divis ion, if they did not already exist. July 10. The policy of compromising the slavery question by extending the line of the Mis souri compromise to the Pacific was advo eated very strenuously to-day, by Mr. Re verdy Johnson. in his speech on the Ore gon bill. It is very true, as Mr. Johnson say,, that this is the only way of disposing of this troublesome qinestion. 'i'le Mis suuri compromise, was never disturbed. and no disposition was ever shown to cis turb it. The framers of the compromise anticipated no accession of new territory. or they undoubtedly would, as Mr. 1. sys, have provided that the compromise should extend to the territory thereafter to be included in the. Ution. Mr. Jnhnsomt insisted very strongly that the Missouri ot:promise ought to becarried out. In re gurd to the rights of the South, Mr. J. took the Southern ground. I am still of the opinion that the Missouri compromise will be adopted by the Senate, but the que: tion is not likely to be taken for a fortni;ht. The L-mrensville Herald says. "For some days past we have had unusual!" warm weather, and our planters have slightly s':tTered from drought. During te last week, however, refreshing and fer talising showers have been genetal thro' out the district, which. whilst they cheered the farmer by invigorating his crops. have tended materially to increase the pleas antness of the temperature." Dtstressing Accidcnt.--A melancholy eyent occurud yesierday afternoon at Sul hvan'y Island. winch has strongly excited. h.mpathies of dtic'mmnunity. Three w f D utu Raveowero. eng;t ged ibaising, and were carried out by the ebbing tiue beyomt their depth. ISy stronuous elfoits fuor of the children were escued wthen uearly exhausted, but a ighly interestmg ilde daughter of Dr. Lvenel, aged 11 years, sunk before she :culd be reached, and up to a late hour| 1.st eveuting, her body had not bee-i re :-vered.-C/has. Asercury. . uicide in Prison.-Mrs. Crowder, who was contined mt jail, comyvcted of trade tg witit ntegrotes, comisttted suicide ott Monday evenintg biy Itaugitg herself, one seemed to have comtmitted the act deliber itely, having stretched a bilanket across tho window to prevent observattiotn, atnd made fast a htankerchief to one of the bars of te winidow; it is supposed site tied the fatal knot sitting on thle window sill, frotm wuich she let herself duwit. Cumden Journal 12Lth inst. A N A1'P.SL -ro P uabic OPINION Th'e bSouthiern Lhrnstwn Adrtocasle ol the 23l says: A paimphlet oh sinite biXty or seventy pages hats beent drawni ny by Dr. tsascout, andl wilt be stuurily forth cotmiti fio.o tne press ot Mortton & Garls ,olt, Ltouisville, K(y. It ts an yAp eX ,.t Public tuttton, mi ai series ot C hureit~L th,. Ut 111n Oi the M1. 1 anid i.terests oto '4$, uifectoig the rights A large edi tion h,i - tJhutchl, tiuth." dttubt not, the pubhucato Idtred, andt we nluet.tial in preserving th14l~l lere.ti:es itom the contfuston whticn t.~L" burgti Conferetnce 0.i;:hit oilier n se itring abouiut, We shall give our readers eat ly notice of' it3 ap1pearance, and of the style iin w tiach it mteets the present emiergenic ttt the Weast. It wsill present ani expose tnt only of the Abolition tendencies anid char ater of the Northern General Coolerenice of the reaisonts which led to the rejectin tif Dr. Pierce, of the repudiating urdi.tance, tut probably will indicate the mteatsures which the Southern Comminissiners will feel thietmselves called on to adopt with regardl to thto silly Plait of Arh.tratioin wichf tuau body hias wnh sit miuch ell'uort origittated it will have a wide circulation. 1Fire Fcee is becotming quile cntotmo in Idlinois. Them Cost is about tirity-live cnts to the rod, and, it antswers a mtost admirable puirpoee against all stock but so itne. Cattle, and horses pariicuiarly. Iaft eritavinig their noses well, saiwed by it tine enni scareed be got tnear it agait. Clerkal Repealers. -The Cork Report er states that the Romitn Cathttile Areb, tishtp sif Cashel, Di. Slatterly, aind the Cler;y of his Diocese, " actuated by a similar spirit to that which has influenced their brethren oif Cloyne, Mea'lh, and Waterford, have unanimously resoilved to a-tress hier Majesty. declaring the i tne ilite andi pressintg necessity of restoring the Jrish- Legcislaiure." The Romant Catholie Bishop anti Clergy of Fernts, havo also prepiared' an atddress to her Ma, jsy, prayintg lier'to assetmble thte Irish Paliamenit. Within two months repeal has masde tremetndonts progress amnongst he Ronman Catholic Clergry. BY Li ST V1GHT's MAIL. Distressing Accident to Gov Johnson. It is with feelings of deep pain. that we learn from the annexed letter addressed ro a friend of Gov. Jnhnson at this p'aee, from one of his hoasehol'l, of the unfortu nate accident which has happened to thr,t respected and bloved gentlemen. 'The Itter referred to, is dated Limestone. July 13th, 9 o'clock, p i.. ned states the foul lowing facts; I regret the sad cotnstrophe that corn pels me to write i0 you so snon. The Governor t,-night in w"alkitng nut of the door on the back piatzza, stutbled over a dog lying on the mat, and fell prostrate, breaking his left le_ in toc) places very se verely. The Doctor is just satting it. and onsequently the Governor is suffering ex rntia'ing pains. The honos have 'ut through the flesh, rnd he ha- bled pro lusely. I will write you more fully by 'he next mail." We sincerely trust that the iijury may not prove a severe one, al that our hon. ored Governor may soon he restored to ble trerformance of his important duties. C"lumnbia Daily Telegraph, July 18th. Tdegraphed for the Daily State Ga:ette. New Orleans, Ju 13. An arrival from Taunpico repnr's thrt he Central Government of Mexico htd tent a force to take possession of that ,lace, and that entrance was tefusel by lie citizens. Great excitement in conse luence. Faredes and his confederate Jarauta, ire still operating against the Government and are likely to give serious trouble. The Government of Mexico has appro iriated 8300.000 fir tihe relief of Yucatan. Paredes has issued an address to a unm cr of States for aid in his movemont a ,ains! trio government. Eight thoisund Yucatanos have taken efuge in Marida al Campeachy to es -ape from the Inlians. Worth's division is still at Jalapa. A rich manl's son freqently begins le world whtert" his farthr left off, and -nd: wher.r his f aber began-penniless. aivo vour son a trade, and lt him be if some service to the world he lives in. h; ain himu p to sonw honuor.ab le business, rid in dule time he will dl >ubly repay for he labor and the pains bestowed on his -outh. huller Lodge .o. 17. E. @, e. 9. (" Regular meeting of this Lodge will ie. held on MoNuday evenmng next. at 8 'clock, JOH N LYON Sec.. July 19 it 2G "TJ;11araton,. ,tceultnpanytng my . reply..,' to euVr O Sptr-s, in thae Adveitijei.Iaet Ap~ril. it nista&e occurs: the priter talkiug '*too'? :for ten inutes," It shotld lead in less-thanttoo; nstead of "te inutites." So reads the ori inal certilicatet atnd I am pretty certain the nannucript reads a'o. I remarked the m:istake t the tme, bin did tnt think the differenace nateriali: but "drownaing metn will catch at nrawa." [HUGH [lENDERSQM. Jully 19, It 26 t. CAUSiE &C0 "TUE CRY IS STIT. THEY CaMS. Jiore .Vew & Cheap Goods. 1 Case of Mutn rnius~ & Fantey Pr,rits. Somae more of those Linets Camn. linkfs. 12.A Ladies' blkc, silk t wisted nett Gloves. 50 -white cotton hlose. (au good art.) 123 Pieces Eng. furniture Chaintz. 10) & 20 Swiss and Check':i Mtuslins. 25 311 Lineta Braids. Tapes & IF.dginags. Grocer'ie.. Brown Sn:ear, lighit antd dry. 12 lhs for $! 00 . 1.beauitiful. 10 lbs I 01) Rin Cof'ee. a gnood arrie!. 10 lbs 1 00 stewart's Rtefinedl Lo:af Sn1glr, . Rsiitn- anid Soda IBisetits. 1. Lent Syrup, very goo.d. only. 3. And at variety tof other goods, tiaaly fotti in a Country Store-which will be sold eq.tal ly low as above menotioned. N B. The above G,Od< nr" expected thi. eveting, anid will be of'ered to morrow (Toar day. July 19) St 26 Public ivotice TS hereby givetn, that rtpplien tuon will lbe Im;ade to' the Legi-dratutre for an Act of inocorpornltion) of Mount Tlathor Church. situated1 6 miles N. E. of Edgefield Court '' 91848 3m 2G Sheeb given. that .'ext Legislature . will he petitionedti praving no ~ening of a Poblic Road. ne.sr J. G. Burnett's. 1 ruin by J. W. andI R Coopet's residence, into the Island Ford Road. nt'ar Tr. C. Grifint's,-thentce across it by James Cresswveli's residience, on threrngh N. L. Griffmn's plantatation. inato the oldI Chta.lest"in Road, nenr his quarter. July 19, 1848 26 3m iVotice. PPLICA TION will hbe made at the next .A.ession ofthe Lerzislaunro to diacontinue theoldConleson oadbetween tIm B3ridge on Niinety-Six Creek and rhe Creek next n bove the Gin hionse of N. L. Graditn, on the said roaul. Jualy 19, 1848. 3m 26 Br'oug;ht to the Jail OF this District, a neemn mtan, who . says his name is SIMON. anti that ie belongs to Mr. P,aile.v Philips, living within ten iles of Livicsgsuon Post Omeie, Sumter Counmv. Ala. Said fellow is a hont five feet. 74 incehes high, light com plexion and between 28 and 30 years of age, lie has a double rotw of upper tront teeth, rand has lost his left hig.roe. lie says he ranaway aibonir seven weeks since. When taken hie hail a horse, which, he says hto stole nrear Motntgomery, Ala. The. owner is requested to come for ward, prove properly, pay charges andi~ take him away, or lie wi'll lhe dealt n~ ith are the lawv directs. A. II. BUR T, J. E. D. Ju .. 7 tf, 2n Ch t Cash Store OBERTS,. Ed e f'eld& :% ouae; Soulh Carolina. . 4AS- rec b the inte arrivals front Philad b New York as follows Drg Gqda anner's Oil Canlicoes.'Iatety pierm " BINetchedlU,t scs. ath Blriek Unblenche'L 't'' tire Starch Geor is Osburg 'al Erntns Stnpers =A ari Ash io. Yarns,:alliNc reetn's Extract of Wsistc(9ntinge js Lemon & Vanilla Scotch Ginihamf Sal Soda rlpron'Cli-kr; (uond Pepper Indigi BloeSipaoesSilhte oil .iorphine Blue.nnd Orunge,"'! Acids. all kirnls. Oil Red -Epson nnd Glauder Rtibbonis .. " Salts Bint Jeans - Chalk, Roin and White do. - Whiting Kid ;Gloves.- r R'tten Stone. and all Assorted uspo s the Drn_sand .lyedi Silkn'ndCotto es cines kept in the Hosiery, all kin a largest Stores. Linen Thread I. S. Rnr.trs. hnv. Spool CottuO: ing been its I,rac.tice ns Pcrfumert a Physiciatt several Soaps, tranisp'L , 'years. gives advice in a varte-x all diaenses withont Rons chnr-e. " Sattd: Boots and Sl(ors. " Milit Me'isIoot; and Shn-s Cologne. all err Women's Rose Water.: Children's " Alacasanr Oil tay Boy's" + ti'' *r Bears Oil. K Youth's " " Fan.y A cedar 11are. Ac. Combs, ehell Tubs, and Pails " pocie P Painted and Horse small too Buckets Pin Cuishions Br.mmta, all kn,ds Needle Case. j'" Baskets, various kinds Gald and-oth . do Wood Chnrns o Pencilsatnsn Painted Keelrers Smelling Bottle-J Japanned Tin Ware Card Cases Window 1l3indt. &c. Shaving Brtii+hod. II,rdwarc. Pcket Botks Shs'vels. Spades. &c. Segar Cass e Band and Log Chatns Drugs atdJledidnes Kettles and PanIs .. .Jayte'sd ly Skiuners n nl Ladles Mediciries. . Wagot Whips Snlphate of Qntne Briar Scythes Castor Oil , Patent do. thubarb and; tiTT Braces. Gauges and Camphor - B - evels pecactanha':" Key Rings. Razors Twnsend's "Sa. Knives and Fnrks parilla. Pocket Knives White Lead, Stock, Rim. and Pad Linseed Oil. Locks. &c. Which.. to eter wIth a large assortment of Crockery. Gk-V2 re. Hats. Caps. Bonnets. ooks and'S Z nare offered for sale very heap for Cailb:oly. Otnly Agent in this place for DtJ a 's celebrated Fatmily Medi -ins. July 17 if 26 STAT&OE SOUT[i CAROLINA. EDG9IELD DISTRICT. ;;A N ORDIA r4Y. , J.01 111,L. Esq.. Ordiuary of 11E'Ig i Distr:ict .Where seph Patterson and Nancy 'orrest ba sipplied tome fur Letters of Adminis oit all. and singular the Zoods tindi ttels, rights and credits of Wychie # ts,:ded,.late:.of the Dis urict-,aforl ,chased. e r - , all aIi; snmalar., the kinded,and red ors of tli.d+deceased, to.t e and appear before tne1re r,,next Ordinary's Court for the sai0iPji iot, to.he hilden at Edge reld Courtl ':se, on the 31st day of 1-uly ext, 4to sh(sg ause,. if' 'any, why the said. ad miliistration;shontId not be gratetd. Givein under:anythand and seal, this the th day oh ,.JitLy, in the year oaf tour Lord one i.Touimnd .eight hundred and frtyeighianaflI the 72d1 year of Amer mnt lndellndette. Jtzlyi~(H J)N llL L, 0. E. D p HlE Annati re tng of the Edprafield and UAhlieville Ut tt Bihle Assoaiation n~ ill he ed at Iloreb C nrch. Ott Satnrday br!owa te third L.ord's daty Jutly (ttnstant) and days fo.l lowing. Chtnre. ecomnpostng the Asrinti..n are regnetStedl r et ptomp)tly it senoding up their delegnteS T1he Inttrtodne iy ermn will be pre1c'hedu Io Satturday, by ev. Wm'. P. Martini. "r hais alternate. Rev. -Colemnan. The. A .ttiv.-r .ry Serm-lal. 0 Suntdny. at 11 a'einek hy Rev. R. A. Chi . or his alternate, Rav..Jthnt Trhe 'xcniti Comntice will mteet on Saunmday at 10 kick *W. S. H A RRIS. Sec. . July 12 2t 25 t HA ES A. MEIGS, RE' IL DEALER IN ForeignU Dome--fic (ood s, Grce's Cr'ockery andf I R DW AIRE. a A TS.CA . BONN ETS &STlO0ES. Enor.EII: Coua-r Housi: S C. ty" Orde'rs fro thte Cotuntry resperthttly so ici'e'l andt pro ptly execu ted. July 12- . tf --> FAN Y GOODS. T1IE saha her has on han.l antd for sale. fan asse'rs nt'of PANCY GOODS, cona. sisting in part viz. Silk Pttrses, . Shaving Cream, Steal Bends.'T &Sop Rings for bng od pur. Toileti do. Gu ard d.hn'iit, - Vanlin Strings, Shell & horn si combs steal Pens. .. -Tte do. BR'. & Redi Seal Wax Dressing & Pt et do. BI'k & enl'd Wafers. tel & Sil- Pe .ils, Letter & Note Envel. Silv. & WVood .ne~ils, Silk atnd Linetn Braids Toth & lintr~ shes, Sai Boxes, Shoe & Coett da. Ink Stuads. Shv. Brnsh. Boxes, Ba'k Blte & Red Ink PnI Boxes, . ndtelible Itnk. Taoilet Powder, . Coloigne Water. Prepareal Chalk Perftumetry. For sale~by C. A. ?aEFIGS. July 12 ' F R SALE. A TRACT. F LAND, containing Five hundlred -. d eighty..live acres (6) twelve miles fr Edgefll C. H.. lyinag be. tveena Beove'rd ni tmd Tturkey Creeks, 1.3 miles froml Cart ilh'ill. Tertms will b made easy. Aply Lt PLATT BRUNSON. may 31. ' 6m . 19 ,000 1 .aBacon & Lard. USTr recht ed a large lot o.f superior l3a coni, whie will be sold low for Cash. May 17 1 J. A. W[LLIAMS. May 17 i JOfN D. CEAtE, H. D,, Plys-iceau and .ur geon, B EGS leave toofTer ids profe-Ssionnl servi ces to the citizens of 7tdg.fiel nnd:vicini ty and respectfully to solicit-a share of* Iheir patronage. Dnctur C.'s past puccess in the rreatment of disea+es of men, women and .-hildren. encmor aed him thua to ask the support of an etnlight eted cumnunitv V 11ott, M. D., Ni;' York City, A. Clark. M. I).. R . I'rnry. Al. 1) . Ilvd::on. N. Y, G. Kimhntli. .1. D.. L=+IwelI. Alna. It. 1 Child. Ml. D.. 1itt."field. Masa. N. 13--Prompt nttention uivet to calla left my resilenep. the lose Ijrn:erly ocen ied by S. S. 'rmlkm-s. E:q.. by itighht or day, or at thin Post (Ifice by day. J. V. C. :ta:y 17 tf 17 Dr. L. H. DeLange, Surgeon Dentist, FROM ,.IlA RLLElSTON & %UGUSTA. CAN he found at Mr. SPANN'S llOI'TEL. for a few days only. A few months, or longer indul.ence. will be gilven to all reeponsibte persao. who mnalv sire it. 'l'hns they mlay lully test my "work," bsiore paying Ii)r it. Refer to Dr. 11. A. Rodrigne.. S rePnn Deutist, in ihar'lebson. and to mlany of the maruu respectable liltnilirs in A ugusta atad Ha:n baarg. Jnne 21 22 if L,i%t of Letters REnAItIo in 'he P~mt 0flive, at Edge field Curt hIouse, July lst. 1848. Allen. 0 IV Jones. A Aires. V M Jones, ,li,e N ,ratlfieltl, V Loti. U.isi Al lilanr 1 . Lannnm. John 2 Boylston, J Alnrtin, B Bleaae. Mrs I lalpass, J M lInrl, B iobley &. lilelsoe, Blalock. Mrs 13 Mimm,is. C W B..ukaiht, W. Alattheu4, B C Baxter, S 1 Morris, J Band. Elizabeth Moragne, V C litl.ught. C Mitchell. C Conrles, Il F,' M aise, j Collin;. J New, Win Campbell, J A Oldrich. P W Cenol, Wmll Posey. M Culbreath, Vm Pre<tlev, J D Corrv. B Pope, J S Clark. 11rs S Presley. T Cooper. J Padget. 1I Cotlr, J Al Palmer, M Childress. F . Quatt!ehum, Dike.s. Billy Dohey J Rutherford, M Denny. J Reio, C T Elzey. L Rodgers, Miss Feeles, S Kandnll, J R Freeman. Ann Scott, B R Gs+node, 1\i-s Al B Simpkins. A (JIUeade. Thsrinas Strphenas, C Gibs, IAl Still, E Cil1. B . Spikes. U Gibbs. Mlics 1 Samnel. Miss M E Gohinan. R Simpson, Alr llarvey. T B Snyley, A J Ilerlnne, H C Thomas. J 1 aghes. S T .Thomas. T R ll:aden, MissJ F ' 'urner, H C Hill. A1rsS Tomkins, J ende}sn. J Tally. C Hl-.tn; W Wilkinson..J G1 Hightower, W B Whately. A Iloi. Miss E Whatety. S: Houston. J A Walton. M . . Per .ons calling for the above letters, will pe sy a they are advertisedl. 'N1. FRA Z ER,. P. Mi July 1 3' 24 [-l.A D QUA R'T ER S4 2d Ri g'nt Cav;alry, S. C. Al. ORDERS No.5. lin pnlrsunniat of Ordlera. fram Brigadier Cm'neral.1. Wa. Gnvtioni, nna Elaetioan ill he haasl oni Satutray tim 2-ad of' Jnily aaext. for Alajor. to comniutad the Edgefie;ld Squadirona of Carniry rTe (.ammnnldingY Officer ouf eacha Comnpanly in the S(aagrundron, wiliil eni o his ;assistancee twvo oft is Snhaordia:te Olliers, anda hoaldna thn Ele'ciaon at enah Comp:ay Renadezvons, i.e spectiv'ely on the dayi abaove namtaad. hemt-en t,-'honars of 11 a 'ac'oek, A . 1.. and 3 e'clock, A' lenst nne Manrr fromn each l'oli. will mneet alt Eadt:hi"ld C. [I. (thet Squadront RIan dazvout'.) ong ilha 24thg. thea M oanday fl'llow ing to 'onuit thet vitet iad ir.insmlit thte r'sutlt sigined by eacth Mnager pre'sent at the c'ount. ing, to the Brigadaier Gienernl. By ordler of Tutas. WV. L.anut. Cor.. 2d Regiment.1s lt itrigotit (:avalry. hat Division. S. C. Al. July a at 24 2d1 Rttegint (;avalry. S. C. Ml. Otwi.ns No '1. AN F.LECTION will be hldia nt the Chero.. .~ kne pondtil ont t' 6aaurth Satmi tday in Jualy neaxt, for Capt.airn comaniilaatd the Ed::efield HnanlIaars Trotap of Cavalry, to fill the vacranciey occas,tioned~t by the resigmation of A J. [lam-i mtt-al.l Oilier vac.anacies :f anty should oreur by thais Eletiona. will be filled at thto 5sme lame. L.'ient. Mlerriwethav. T C. Mathtlis, said Johno Dau tier, will net as M anatgers. By rt.-r of TiiO:4. WV. LANTAM. Col. 2d Regimnem Cavalry S C. M jnne 7 8: 20 Br'ouught to the .Jaii F ibis Dlistric.t. 'a negro man3i. whlo enays his anamle i4 I SAA C.nn ad tt lie heings io eletao Bl'ackshiira', of L.iatena Couty,~ Ga. nnd thiat hae raiaatwnay nhiant the last oaf .tv or 1st of Junoe. Saidl 'elia.w is ablont six feeat high. of very dairk emanplexin. hettwaen 55 anud 56 year's of agn. lHe hiats 'a <car acarass his btreat and a defect in hais righat eye. The ownier is regntesated to come forwsaard. prve property paty chiarges .and imke hiam ne wy. orthnerwiase lie will be denkl with its the law directs. A. 11. BURT. J. E. D. Jane 2S. 1818 tf 23 Wool in the Seed. T lIE Snawenabers are prepalred to Cnrd wool in the best posstible ma'nnuer for Tull or Cash. ntt ensioartty rates, and solicit a shaore of the pnblliec ptaronaJge heretofoare soa Ibertally bestiwed, and will receive the Wool withont hurrinag or picking, wvithantt any atddiioanal charge, at their old standi on Dtuncant'a Creek. 8 miles east of Liairens C. II. WV. B SH-ELDON & SON. ay & 3m 15 Datrmat my atbsenaco, fir a short timae Sfront the State. N. L. GinFrt:e, Esq. will net ais tmy Atiorney: persons intdebted to metile piense make patyment to hti. C. H. GOODVNAN. Jnne 19_ 18A1A mf 22 Election Resolve. R ESt;LVED, that thr elections to be hol. den on the second Monday in October next, and the day following for Senators and Representative in th: state Legislature shall be h,.d .l the 1following places, and conduct ed by ti,- follawing persons: FOR EU)GEFLELD DISTRICT. At Cunrt Honse'. MIt. Frazier, James. A. Vilhanis an.. James Sullivan. Longmire'<. Jasper 11. Yelrel, J. P. Per rin and J. .ader-.an. Ridge. Stasunore Watson, Ab er Asbel. and Gabriel Ilomes. Colli, r'.. Joseph Bnssiy, P [1. Elam. and S. Broadwanter. Cherokee I'onds. S. W. Gardner, James Curry an,t D. niaw. Pine ilonse. J. If. Kirksey,.G. W. Jones, and A. Miles. TuwIL's. Oliver Towles. Hiram May and George W' ilolloway. I tinton's Alvin Mc Daniels, John Cheat. him and J. ''. Burrows. Shephard's Gel J. Sheppard, Sebron Sttinnker, and D. W. Devore. Stniley's. S. jicholson, Wri;zht Addains, and D. Strother. Iaribtire. George Parrot, Robert Ander sutn Iami .rrvi liii. tllatrntt Willing. A. Simkins. - Sollee, Mat.hester Padget liir hara.,an's. George Strother. John M. \Vi. and J:nnams L Hill. (-tvia. s. lra Crotley, A I Coleman, and .1. .1I. Maynard. ':arks's. Elas Roherson, Mitchell Wells, imd L Tucker l'erry's George tlerriot, J Wise and D. Coleman. ljrn N. Wn. P. Andrewa, T. G' Martin and Willis lRoss, S hauerfietd. Wm. Quattebun, John Mil Irr, and John Snelgrove. Allsn's. W N. Turner. Russel Edson, and Thorms Jones. Granitville. S. Wise, James Powell and Ian Glover. Lo:ng's. \V. C. .Mirchell. Jr. W. L. John. tnn and Felix E. Brodie. Nail's. J. T. Gardner, John Everett and UI. riek Ileddick. Dorn's. Win. May. John Dorn and Alfred %l ay. It:andall's. 'ollin Rhodes, W N. Swear ;gcn and A. Hatcher. Boulwaire's. J Eidson, John Lott and Wm. \lerchant. Red IlIill. J. M. Clark, Lee Holsten and D. l-. Bussey. R.whell's. J. Bla.-kwell, Sterling Freeman1 m d V C. Robinson. Kreps's H. Gregory, Elias S. Kreps and A. Kr.ps. Iteinhart's. Ezekiel West, Fred. Kinard_ ani Hartwell Rizer. Whittle's Ambrose Whittle. Jesse M. Mat pass and Jom T Mitchell. Howard's. C. H. Chamberlain, . C. Bland, and J. A. Talbert. The Election to be held two dai, af eaC place. Managers to meet at the Court Hlouse. an te Wednesday following, count the Votes nd declinte the election. . . = . Six Representatives and a Tax Collector to: be elected. Ifany managershall kIn wingly receive an illeua I vote, or shall refuse to receive a "I me.or shall neglect : r reffuse to attend to the election, or shall count the ballows' before tlhe proper time, or at any other than the ;proper. pilace, he shall be Iiabl 'to penalties.."A.tA 1716 .3d Stat.: 6,!9, and:A.,A:17213d Stats; 138,.and A. A_1759, 4 Stat V, r""' " Alanagors are it regularity at the-ppoil;. and i rr~' (directedto the 3herf.'t able.]t Ueputg.)"tohoarhit to jail for one da n person who refiuses=ton nia c ht ; - umands of the mana -i proceedings.-A'. A. 1S3fl96Sta;44aj4$. Polls to be openedpt 9;o'clock,.A,c.)l M, closed.at 4 O'clock t .,.ith, convenitliis. tervahua The box, vessel,'dr bag to b&' aal'd up when: the polls are closed, and nort to' 6 opened except to receive votes the-second day, anod to couant the votes at the regular time and plalce. A. A 172. 3 Statutes, 136. Redevsv.ed, That the ar t alteriug the foartir section of'thae Consetitution of the Srave of S.. Caroaliuna be herewith published, to wit. "Eve ry l'ree white man or thme age or twevnyone years (paiipersu, nmon commvissionaed .otlicers, andl piva/tes eat the army of the army of the Uniite.d States -xcepted) beinag citizens of the State, avid having resided therein te o years preivia'ns to thae day of election. anid who has a free hlde of fifty acres of land or a towni lot, of which he has heen legally seized and possessed nt least six moenthis before such election, or not hnvinag such freuteold ear iowna lot haith been,a r'-sidhe'nt ini the election district in which he.of t'ei s to give his vote before the election six imonaths., shleil hvave a ra,eht to vaote for a mnem bur 'r eamberse to serve in either Isranch of the Lergislatuare, for the election district in which lye hnlds such proper ty or residence. lteaeolved, That thie t wo years residence re qvuired by thce Convstittution in a voter, are the twoe years previons to' the election, anad the six months residence in the electi'oea district, are the six moantths imamediately preceetng thme electieon , lbut ih'an;y person has his hocme ini ilh,- Stuate. he attis not lose the right of resi donces by n temaporary absence wvitha the inten tian vief'retarmnlg ; tbut if onae have his homo ande fxaily in nuither State, thme presence of' sucih piersoni. althiougha conatienued for two years ini the State. gives nio right to wate. Re'solveud. That Mantagears of Elections are authoeriz.ed andi regired under thme genieral law ten hoild ad cotnduct electioens for ('lerk. T1ax Collectors. Cominaisi.oers ot' the Poor, and other District Otfiacers, whenever vacancies c. cear, (:a~ provided biy lawi.) andl that it is uneie. ceseary liar theis L.egisature to give special dlirec tionts in relatioan to thme election of'siiid District ficers. Re'solvedh. That the .llanagers, 41 Elctions: threnghaout the Stat'e be anid are hereby en jined to tue the utmost ditligenace, care and pr,annintes'.s in dischvarginig thesie dnties iiinma kinvg c..rrect 'nmut fei I retnrias. and enaforcinag the laws and' resiltions provided for their guianc. so as tai envseure heir aeid v.alid elc-' ionas, avid preuserve the purity of the elective franchise. Resol-ed. That it shall be thae special duty of thin Anaers to report to the Solicitrv all vi. olihms ofl the eb-actioan law, and alt cases of' bribery anal 'onrreption, and to ease their best ef hrts to brinag the olf.-ndiaers to itnstice. M1. FR AZIER. Manager. .July 12, 1843 .i 25 To our Ousatcmers once more. T3 0 emaploy ume to ra,-anir any work, is to Dpromnise to play cash. TIhmese tae my termas. I atn neat able or willinag to keep books, ar toa depend upon gjour negrocs a hiom you send to munke enigagaeme with me. Whlen the work is doane, senad the cash. July5 C. L REFO, A reat. Juy5tf ' 24 1i0 TIOE. I was pressed oan the 8th inaat., to give a note im hehalf of Seisan Tayloar, faor $78 65cts.. due 15th Jenly, 18948, to satisfy an unjust claim or demnanda. I hereby f'orewarna all personas not' to trade for said note-as I doi not intend to pay it, unless cotmpetleud by tlaw. El) at A RD PER)IENTER. June 30th, 1848.. 3t 2'4