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PUHL/SHE? ETKRV WKnNTjjnAY MOItNTN? BT DTTSTB?S, JCEBSB 6VC0. * S!?Rr(r.:rr>n<-v>?rVi? ?a ATiYK?tTISKR. ft" ?* -?.-r'?VK !?'?T.?;AK ia ?<!vnnw . \>~<i.-s>: H JW Sqjmr?. (ja minion iini?? <w Inert for. oft h -.-"i -TU/H.- VdTBfil?pitirtau ..#;0?.mt1n?irucC'>nijw.?lh?* ' ' 4k.T^iA?f l?me? trt h? IttsorW, ?Ml W published untn fa*t'i?i. s*.'i eUarced arewlinglv AiiwP'iel.inr C-otidMStni n?r poy (Mla?. nt honor or pr-^i TTE."?TV D'?r.LAfH?. to be jwil.l bet?re ihe an . n Hio?e?aa) ls ?rablislifd. '.;"ta*fy n??lie?*,Trl<ai'Vs ?T. i:< ??'<... or on? continu r:r3?|.>a n^r-wmsl la its atOvTH, ??tl berated a- ioh\r ;.?4?vi<* ...na.-_- -.i . <"?.<nfin;:.-r. - .-! .'U?V,.-" ? 1 1 I ' . ' Tui'.TState t?f Son iii Carolina. We find the fwl.owiug onicr. dividing South Cajufinaintofitir military districts, in the Suvan'tih Uti aid of irar 20tb. HSaDQUAa-IVEttS UKPART.MK.NT cy ?11H .SOU TH, > . Hilton Head, S. C., Ju .?^3, 18(i5. 5 G-EXEaai. OHOKICS," \ No. 104. j . . . . . . Tite S tue of S >t,-h Car-.ij-.--t 5* VereKy iii? i de.-) into, i"itr MdtJu.re District*, a-; foi-. Iowa: - . ld. IV MiHtary D'-tri'.-t of Rastern South Carolina, comprising t.':e DistriiUs of C^orge towTN, Ilorry, Marian, Wili'ninsburg, Mariho ro, Darlington. Sumpter, Ker-haw and Ches 'erfivlu. Urti. G-n. Beale- is a?->i^B. d to t'5.e commun.' of this 1) strict wi h his H-iaiT !jtu rt rs a: . .fc'n.renee. His tyree ?'til coin, pi i e his o.vn ii i^^:>.-. and a Bntt^ion .>f Ca--"-!r?. tu ba d-.<;g:uU!d hy ?sjej i -Maj. .f. I'. Hatcli. fie 'Viii <-i .'o?\?u gt Depo', of Stipp?t?s on ibu SanU'" ii ye?*, a', .ho crossing of the Not t': hlajitsrn Ra'.lroad. 2d. 'Vue Mi.iwry District of Char'ea'.on, comprising the Districts ol' Ch-irlc-tron. Co! 1 don, Orasgehurgt Lvxinuton. Birn welland Kich'.artd. Brevet Maj.'Cen. J. P. Ha'cn.is asTignefi l<> ir;.? co!nnj?nd <d* this District, willi Headquarters nt C?arfe-?M?. 3.1. Thc*ail:tajy,district of* Western South Carolit?:v, com print tig r.!?e d?srri.;t:. nf Lan?as* . ter, IWSel.], ObfeStM, Y;-rk, Union, Ne'wbu ty, Edgefi?-id. Abbeville, Laurens, Sp?rtau bnrg, 'ir?envi?u. Andecsofi and t id'uiis. Itro^o'. 13i!tr-?''j'.'r G it?rai Va? Wy ck is tem p .rarity assigned to tb^ command .?.; ih:^ ?I-.uric?, w;tb bis d.?a(iqii:irterH at Alston. Jlis fo;Cf! ivt I comprima his ow., regiment, . a:td, in addition 'benito, tue regiment of in fr.itry a:td a natta! ;ou of cavalry, to r>i;desig na??d-by Brevet M j. Gen. J. P. Hatch.. .iib. i'be Mi?laiy district of Port Hoya1, co'oprising. thi: district of Beaufort oafv. "Brevet Maj. Gen. -E. E. Putter is a>signed ft? the oo-jirri.itid of this di trier, with hn head quarters at nilton Ilead. ?th. "Tbosi* ??"rt?o:?s ol'the dwtrici 0: Cnar Ic.-iton.'ae'i thedis.Tict ef.M^wnj S-?tu Car olina, iylttgC .ntigut.ins ti t'ieSuva.';':ah river, r lid*now occupied by ihe troops of Brevet Brig. Gen. t& jlUueurf, ^roinntaiiding the dis trict rf North Georgia, will reman tinder the wmmand of that Officer until further orders. <ith. Brevet Maj'* General J. P. Jiatch, Commanding Dtstriot of Chc?rleatqn, will ut once csrabi'sh a I) pot at Orauj;eburg, ru sufficient'capacity to satisty all requisitions ?or Commifl.-ary csujpiu:::, fur the District o? Vi'if.'ir ) South Carolina.. 7th. Brevet lirigauirr General Van STyck whi at once organis? and pat inNiperatiou a supply tmia between Osuiipcbtirg and Aisto'n for his own command, making ce^r?tion on G -.le'ral liateh tor necessary transportation; d;h. The Cr>ief QiisrtermAHter will aui^n a i g'ttdrafi Steamer to play r*t.w**en Chs.rlei - ton atid th" Railroad Croxsing bi the SaitYee r.ver. >f suiiahle dr>ft totr.k'j the in'aud paa r<ioe. 1 "iii- H-eailier will he nuder the cuu troi of Gen. Beale, and will uut be interfered wita by otuer Commaudets. By ct?mmand of Major General. Q A G?T.LMOBE. Wc L. M. Beacaiu A??ii;(int Ai'jutiiut General. ;* Satelite of Edmund KurTm. WafntKOTONj dune ?20.-Edmund ftulTin( Sr^of Virginia, committed saieide on Satur d&y, at the residence of bia son, near DaiL Tilje. Thia venerab'e mau, it will be recoi ;ee-ted, Srcd ia'* fir>t gun, in attack on Snm ter, ia UMil. 'ihrt Hicht?und V>'/tij of thc ?0rh yives the following account : It is now enid that Mr. Kuflin's mind has been very perceptibly nfl- cted since the eracuatiuu of Ricuino'nd and the surrender cf tlie Cottfederate annies. For a week pre vious to taking his life), Mr. Rufirbi kept his . chamber,- busily employed in writing what subsequently turned ont to be a hi&tsry ol his political days. He also wrot? letters, and in- one of them left directions a* to the disposal of his body. ' Ho bathed himself, put on clean under and outer clothing, .and directed that his- body ?should be buried in the habiliments he had put on, wit LIMUL shroud or coffin. He then coated himself in a chair, put a loaded musket tc his mouth, and .leaning back, struck the musket with bis hickory stick. Tho first cap did net explode and he re placed it by another which discharged the in asker, the charge of ball and buck blowing ' otf the crown of the venerable e>!d gentle man's head and scattering his brains and snowy bair against" the ceiling ?f the room. When, the family, alarmed r.y the report, reached Mr. Rutliu's room he wa? found ly ing back in bis chair, the gun leaning against him, and his life gone. A paragraph in-the letter- lett for ;!:c persual of his tami I v and friends, ?xpla'med the.tragic deed, lt ?ads' : '* I c-*onf?t ?irvivc the loss of the liberties of my country." " Mr. K??Lm was very old, perhaps eighty years of age ; and brooding over the troubles o? thc ?iuta, the war aad?t3 resulte, no doubt, unhinged hi* mind and causeda d-rangement of his once strong and vigor us faculties. South Carol ju a?. Thc State to be Left oat is the Cold tor Awhile. NASHVU.!^, June 22. There will probably be some de by in Hie appointment of a provisional Governor fur South Unxnlirm. The delegation here are original sceewonistvand th?y admit ii. JJr. A, G- Mvkcj is ibjtemg up thin dcl'gaiion in pi aid cu'ers, abd c flaying'them jcith extreme ??fntt?fnes* and Jiaiad <?/ thi Uniim. 4t ia ??ry likely Soitb Carolina will be" left out in the cold for some Wno. The State at pres ent ijicompietely humbleil, and a /earful pro-1 portion of people are literally destitute. AU manner of lawless-ess is committed-is al- j ready^on the increase, and the only hope, tor public dr private virtue is admitid to He in ! the protection of tba Federal law.* The del egation acknowledge tbetnselTea defenceless, sad ask nothing but pardoo and tho e'arlv ac ?;>n of appointing civiL officers. ?Itoar Admiral Hupott died in Philadelphia I Jaas 2*"vt. J - ". .* ?gtr'BiQ EViston Jonrnai's T7,ijhiRgton cpecial j itslcj '.bat the Southern Di legates very modestly ' &k Siat <die Go re rara en t shall redesm tte Con- j federate bouda proper,?whtcb, aeeording to their calenatbn, smoants to about two millions. Tho ' dui-- o- ion "s-o-rec-ent one million of 'ho trash, wh.^i is pronounced eeo rot. Their ?qxfcty on tie ffiijtci reasins rmabr-tsd. i NORTHERN NKWS.-G*n??eov,'n .?nvn the ged'-'r?! capital yitpriu, tis ijjet^'-rtbej'/i bc-9 lihty toward liict.Syuth ti jrraduul J 'iis-^ipa tin?, Bud already fte fclfo?t i e :e n.iti the lone <A in* public ,ji>uri:nh? and the Ke:;erd iteiij*a?K>'r-?d . Jhe-.pejHi.fijufJiciftla ay emil us. citizens, -^i!ti v.-b'.Mirtli'i, S'tr.tbern: visicur ?' Washington ? '.mos in cii-uci. Sixty j?ajs. ?in* KI rk-iia pren chai-'irt' in tirs pari icu Inri Within tiinr tiiu't iini.'ii oi' t'he q?d t;i'l?rt?css: Jins T- #-.he'!, HUH' ni rf nd) tho>e ?o lamely an tiyrMiistictiygin to me..*, und &*~o?ia;.o as of old>-Macon T.-b?rrapli. ,. THE A D V E R J1 R.7. JAMES T. BACO?, 2D?T0K, WEDNESDAY, JULY 5, 1805. .The Public ?leetinp.. Tnt; public meeting in Moiwhty Inst. w:is larire, haruimi-'US and unanimous-its ppujecditiga wife and to the point. A full record of the semi) will' be found in this pap r. Returned Prisoners We a e ' du'io"hted to announce, tho return of Sar era I erar? ?.Ld jiopu ar /entminen of eur town and vitiaity from Northern pris-ns. Arnon;: ihern. Li-ut. DKUJ:Y -V.W;?;H.V.. Lieut. GKOIIGK Laxe au I young -lt?xm 1?I...IT:.CI:.UI!. son of our esteemed fe tl ow-ci ti zen, JDA.VIITL- .1?UATTLV? ii.vitH, E:.y. The latter gsolleiuau *inforni? us that when he left Point Lookout, about, SOTOII hundred prisoners were being started" home- c':u h day. *We are also informad th:U Capt. A. P. BIT LCtth?s been iiherntcd, and \rijl sewn bc mo'oug us... 'Old and H'onwru?ji?. We foint thc ci -oiiion nf iw- i-itiz-ni* td the advertisement of that old and bu!ior>blu. firm Josj.Mt .-i'iLKy A SONS. It is Uardry 1?eyesss?yjr. to say to ?ny one in Edgrficld thai taits? .wc.l known merchant* arc noted for their.gentleiiomly bearivif, untiling politeness, and utiiuipeuclinblc probity. In former days'; we hud raa'.y valuable ndver j tistug jfcitr??s in the fair oily of Auguala. Wo hopo thi.< notice i-om the Mdfsr*."F:oi.nY will pio neer them all back to a.*. Edgtlield, even in its remotest eiH'Qers, does .touch, tradi-og in Augusta, and thc busiue=s men of th.it city would do Well und wisely to haeg out their sigue in our District paper. *. -r- . -_ "Military Occupation-ol' >: il gefiel d'. Citft. L. W.'.MKTCAI.F, of the 3.'id Hegt. U S. Colored Troop*, has arrived in nur town and taken cmnm?.nd of thc detachment of that. R^et tiow on yarrLon and guard duty nero. Lieut. Hoon:*, whose arrival wo chrorucio? last week, will still act ns Provost M*rrbaT"nDd Provost Jodee of EdgcfieM District. Wo call special et to'ition lo.lbe order1 emio.ting from the-e offi cers ; said orders will be ti n nd elsewhere in our issue of to-day. Geo. A. Tr, II holm, Esq. The CcarloKldn Courier of tho 26tb cays: Am .B? ?ho arrivais y'rsi?r?oj by ;'::r?;reamorAnna Mu?a from Iiiltor. Head, was :!io aboye c.\inod g?jutiiiuh.?', who has bron releas d on parole. He i.-: stop ?jiu sr, at rho Cijiu-J*<ton Hotol, tad is accoinpanied by Mr.*. TreL-holm 'nd his son-in law Al. W. Huzzard, E^q. The numerous friends of Afr. Tr?nholtn-, ard the pooplo throughout tbo.Souih, will be ]>. ised I with ibis nee?, us the South need? rt this lime j ovvry .ono of her able citizen, te assist iu rebuild ing ber prosperity; Frovisionul Governor of-Alabama. Tho Pr-siuent hsu cpptduled Lewis E. Pattons Provisional llovernor ot ?labnmc. Thc .procla malii'h which announce.;; tjiu npO'-immeut ir. i : tho same words as thotC making > >< sppoiutiuents for Sortb Oar?Ji?a/Mls?ia?iif-pi, and other States already re-orgaais?d. Important if True. A Kew York Dupa.cb, o! the io^.h, say&: Thc tusos in tho Souiburn ? t?tes vi iii be colleeied utter I the in:ernkl revenuo officer*, Ulomo their duties. ! '?'lie tnxes due befare that f'lne trrr lo be rtmiUt? I f-r tit present. j Thia is an important item, and ene which, il I tine, will ?ive great relie' to thc pooplo. Gen. fi rec ki iu i d tte in Ilnvnna. . j Thisemfneut gentleman, of all Southern states reen mid general?, the most hign-tbn?d and irre ' j proaehable. has made good bis escape auirtrrived j safely in Havana. He and his party, ce?sistirg ; I of COL'WOOD TAYLOR, Capt Wuis:?s. two soldiers i ! a.:d a negro, readied Cardenas in an open boat j Wft-c.iruc:tl'. bo;ii; u>j qiay pernianentlj e?capc "?tHe huinilia.ti?nt that aro now befalling Mr. ! DAvrs. Fijr thu Aiver :sor. I . Public meeting. At a large and respectable meeting of tho citi 2cns of the r.idgo, Edgefield Dirtriot, S. C., held at Rjdgd SjTing 'Church, on dat arda y, ibo 23d June, ISfio, on motion of Dr. A W. YOI;NGBLOOH, Maj. TiLMArr Wxtspx was caped to tho Chair, and Dr. L. M. A su ?LI. aud J. AI. Xomus requost ?j ed to act ns Secretaries. I The tallowing named gentlemen, Dr. A. W. ' 'YOUXCBLGOII, E W. Punier, J C. BOIUE, T. EATPS, and B. T. Bo.t rwnujUT, with iha Secroiarus, were j appoiutod by tho Chairman tu draft Bas.ilutions ^ espressivo of tho feelings and, sou limen ts of tLe . com cunity iu relation to cur willingness te ro ? sumo our allegiance to tho Oovernmcnt of tho I Uni ed^SUt':3. J The comm?troc suhiuit'ed the f.illoitir.p Kos- lu I tiona which were unanimously adopted hy thc ' mcc-iiug: . .j it'e??/t'erf, That w? aro willinj: and jdisirou.i to ; reiurn to the ntl. jinnee of ihn ?Ji.i'ed States uvtr i der ibo lu-.'s and.Cous'itutioa thereof. ' -JCvsolcrd, That, in the distracted condition of ' our cou:-try, and tho absenrie ?f 4i? ? ?vi! govern ment, wc earnestly desire i.bat his Exe dinney t|10 I Pr?s:d. rit of thi United States, appomt at. hi? : oarii-si coDvnienr.e, a Pfqvinb?a! Governor for j lt; . Sexte ol South Carolina, from nwoDg.tlio loyal j ?eitizens.of- the s?me, the Hen. W. W^Bercn^n?) . in(^<ror ?rofereno?, if, in tho wisdotn of the Pret>i i.dent, hu bo the proper men. . I ?teioleed. That a copy of these Ri*-lofions ho ,' tr-msmittcd.to his Excellency President JOHNSON .^brough ?he railita-y authorise." of tho United Srate- as early a>i praeti?viblc, arid that a copy bo i sent to the Edgc:ield Adv?rti*rr for publication. li. ST. AT?D' LL. ) Q . J. M. ^<antis, j Seeretade*. An liiip;:i ? l?e ular.. WAsiinoTov. l?-ndayi Jiu a 12, lSC/>. j The followi.re; titctitrir hu : beo?.?j**ned from I the At. iroey Cen ir*t'? afliv" : " By the. direction of the Presi'icur, all persona b.!lo'igin< to the excepted classes ,enumerated in i tho President's prooiamutlon -'.f *Juy 2lrt!i. ia?.ri. ; wh<> may make special application io tho Presi dent for pardon, are barony notified th^l b?fer? their respectivo oppiicatiuns will be considered, it must bo shown that thoy have rospect.voly takon and subscribed the oath ortho n??irmution' in m? proclamat on presoribo-L Every r-uch ! psrguu desiring a ipechsl pardon should mako ap._' p?cati -n in wrifioj; or in person therefor, and j uaoiild transmit ?Wth tuch .-pj;fivation thc. origi- ' nal-oa:"b oraffituatiowj aa lakiij and subscribed bc- : foro an oflicHr authorised, under the rulos and re quisitions promulga ed hy the Seor.-.truy of State . to ailBiiui> er tb'i HOrneety*. imtli prescrihod in (he J said proela J ai:"n o! ib i Pr?.i-.cut. ' , JAJ?EB ?P??U?, Atwraey ?eoeruL" ? Tor th*" Advertiser * ' " . .Sr.t?iS iUcetlu?r tt^EdgrO?ld C. II. At rin adjourned, m?Ving of'tt?o citizens .if ibis Pistric, from ?iJc-day in '.I'tVe: r'o\i\ in thc Qi<^; Fellow's *& .Mit?onic Dali*''.Tidy ?frlr- ISA;?, Hou. ! Tiii.s. i?. BACON, ChiirMian(?int"iiliir>itrl' iii? pro- ! cooi:iii^>, \ti:h tho foi1ii?',u<jr'.irtiiii !i': ? * V, ch-*' a ?sscinlil?d fur chi pur; o-e' of nybiiie ! upon i?.in.j Mensure by whick We Oliy .oner'ni fe ! bu?e civil Guvertiuieut respired. Thn ciSauiii- ! stances ?li oh surround urf u??ako. it iinpi rtiurci v j tb* duty of every citiztfu, Mho lias ibe good td j "hi* o?notr.v at heart, imtneditfaly to head ail his j energies toward ibo uocorapB<sbmcni of this all ttnp'.rtant end. No opportunity which can in the least digrce tend to aid Ju forwarding this -move should now be lost sight of. Every good ciy?cu ih.iiilJ remain in tiffs country at lernst un til civil Govcrnmeut bc restored! If over wisd.-ui ?nd prudence', patriotism'and'irrtegrityy. were ?js seiuial toward the .accouiplfc-haient of a grtiit putpos?, li.e time if m.ist Ssstfreilly now nt Lurid. Shortly, civil .Govcrume?fei|ill bo restored iu, every S-arp with which wotbaye boen 6o peculiar ly associated for thc last, ?mr years, except .Florida H ?td South Carolina". ?They are, tue only States without a G s vernor, ander *,ho pew regime. Permit mo to a.-k this ^ue?ioij.. How i; it that They sre.eii ?"ur behind thur ty* Goldgiern toa? j I wit* not noir undertake to.anywr ".he question, ' V?t-ft?! K-2VO it te .the bej??er'j?dgtnont of tho | pimple who mo directly inf?rt.t?od, trusting tlu?t I they w'.d speedily.movoiorwarVl iu thc right di- ' reethm. . , ?fl . . , - I is not required of us to iiivjge beforo th?} Fed ..?ml nit tlrori tics os ?nme ptsBb'ns huve erroni "U ly ?uppusvd wo will do by-jffitling (hese mcot in^?. fi is fcuflul?at tliat We iicciipt tho terms which ibo lo.-uii of tho i?su?:_fc"j s brought upcu ? .its. We joined is-uc w ?iii them': the dmisii? bus ! bcon nguanst us We U?kod ' theso ri sulrs upon tho if r.o, ar.d if-in an OnViJe and imprudent laanageuiant of ?ur ' attair?, iho?e" results bn?.o uotnu up .u nit ? lint better cm ve do than accept .thu t.:rms they prosuofcj Wo, ca-not get all no ?A, but ?TC c: n do this ranch j wo can join hm UH tad hear!* and tiii.der t'.ti .giii.lanec of the G-cat Uuler <.!" ibo Univers?, nmko one crarid endeavor ;o rest TO quio! In "tir distracted cuntrv. Then ho ?ho i'tiols toot r jr burthens ati too weighty ho who-fci:I., that be cannot forptt tho past-ho ?ho feds ilRt.hc cannot ftfrgivjl hi- ciieuii.s, vr??l have the tjmttd p.rivilogc.ul' emigrating: to a cuttur try winch ho may thutk .batter tuiUd f<.r bis coi ?liirton, wh'-reticoai/worsbip' tSo.id-.df next to'pod tno.-t dearV.? bis.hean-iv boro he yan sing praises to tho gidluat- soldier who nt.b'j defended bij country, ?nd erect a monument in tpotunry of our gall int UiiS'l. This much wTti ba allowed him : this much n*> power can dony. 'Ibo Comuiitt'c con?istiiig of Jons E. BACON Chairman, R. G. M. DPJOVAUT; Dr. Yf?. MOELKY, GxpJ?bswi'LU Lug.'. Cvj.BasATrjvlAMKsII. Mm ri, LL. Vv. W. AnAJtss M. M. PAn?cT-,-Jona-Tat.-* nrtuT, and S.'F. Gooiir, thin presented throuijli their Chairman thc following- Preu'nifele and Keso lations : . WuEitttAs. 7'?' nrtnics of 'ho 8*nt}iern Con "ed-rac."- liar? been rarrenderod and disbanded. Kn.'. Wbeic-i-. h.- Innations of theCieil Govern ment of thc State of South Condina havo bcon sa/jonile?. Kt'olre-f 'mt, That wo, thc ci li tens ofEJgoficld District, .tymn il our duly 11 te'ewour al usance j'nl tc yltdd obedletico to ib. Conitiuttional au thority nf b Unitiul St.-.;r>. Het-'iicl 2d, Wo desire that the ?d'.'.itary mr.y bc snape 'Jud b- lbs Civil .uiL ritv it the eani :?t t'r::ciicali!e rc'iiaeut, PS that the S'^?o may bc Kitutbd m hT original, si?tns, aLtit^iVr titi^etis to their UJU:.'. avMontiun'i. Retired Zn, That tr'.': mrr.^?A?;pnctr?tll.v ree<>i?m?ud ?Mr. \V. W. BcvcM.>^?^i">vi;.,.??' th?? S.-ar*. -j** s?H?Warp?fifBa "? . \v.- .'.1":i',.r.oiut merit iiCProTiajoaal Governor ?r ihc HtsJ'?? :-f South* Carolina. Rr to fred l'A. Tutt T h is .i<*-;-? ?? .?? approve *' the nominal iou of Mr. A RMISTKAI) PttnT, hy -ii^ e:tr ;.ens nf Ahhoville DLtrict, as one of a D- "trafien to lay ibo condition ot KU- Stats liefurs ?h^ Pt est dent cf tho United Stat-?, ami nominaU tfr..loB3 V.. BACKS t>r this J>i?tri<-t for tho ?amo pu? p<:-e, and al.""> to present ts hi? Excellency tho proceed Ings id" this.ami .similar mastibga hold ia the ii iii' erent-Districts of this Statu. Rrtolved ol?. That a o?py of the foregoing Prcsmblo find Restitution! bo transmitted io Ere vet Brig. Gen Mou.s'KCX, comtoiinding'at Augus ta. Ga., with thc request that the same be for-' ! warded to the Prcsidont of tho Uni'ed Stales. Those wero ?pppor'od with eaTn??*r<eSi?. and elouueuco, by the movor, aniLecveral ?ither ^i n tlemiin of distinction end tibiiitr, and on the questi-.n being taboo, were unnuiwoatly adopted It wus tbcu re.-olved, that tlitre proceeding? bo published in tho Kdgefield Adnertiter and the pa p ra of lho-Ciiy of Augusta, and thc meeting ad journed) tine die. THO?. C. BAOON, Chair. . JOBEI'H Ae.NEr, Sec'ry. Classical and Mathraiatic?l School. Notice the curd of Messrs. Acxsw ? .Covnx in another column. There cannot hs tho slightest doubt thatti:i^ institution will bc of the highest and most ntefui character. .*S2r-Geti. Car-by htf, by -.rd-rs from Sperolnry Siai-'.r.n, hunted :.u? a :;! ?trr^ r^d H??. Geo. W Gain, ul CUiaba, Al?~, wh- . ffi r .! (sst winter, in an A?abh?n. p*'| er, to be oi.e : ?' a c^-rr d?i nptnbeY ! of pe?suB.i to pay a??iiiuii.dollars ur the rauninr .cf Mr. Lincoln, und he is op his ?ray, tinder i guard, to-Wa.hiugioo, for .wal. ! jg?*Tiic Lynchburg BepullyeoH says the guc j rilia Cob Mosby was f-jaittght into the town by ' his bein; uniter the pr-mt.-e of thc Pr-vost Mar 1 sba1 : liar ho v/.uld bc ftliovod to t^ko tiic oatr, i but orders were reoMVud from Richmond not to i p-.rol? him. wbo?. tt-e Prov >?l Marshal ft-?* bonn.! I to honorably rnltoVo. him. M > was Condtietud to j tho outside of tho tovn anJ thero lot g-i. A ret?ra-id soldier mtkes ia thp New york Evening Poet tba following iufaritcu*proposition : " The Government has ofl'ared $l(:0,OCil)" for Je? David. *Jid got him. I will gire tho government I $jr.O.U?O for him wall hiu petticoats on, and will ; exhibit him t.hrt>ngh"ut tho country, petticoats and all, as the last of thc ehival'y ; and give half ! of tho gross receipts of tho show fiir the widows ; and orpiiat-y af tho soldiers, and tho martyrs of I AnderSdnvijr^ and Libby prisons. I 15^" Ad vitos from Mexico present a very un .ettbrd state of affairs? Discord cxii's botwebn i tho Fror.oh eoroi)|!>:?d?r aud tb;-. Emperor. Th* i latter iii stjll triivo?'.'j?: The Llbnf I?'.^?H have beep ; sucec-s'itf in Atoxioau lottery. Tho natives and ?*A.ustr:an? ; ;h-F-enehj Th? French express i tbymtjpl'.-> as beisg able lo wbij. the Tankoe J Cern?an Euii?ra'.ion. Tb ny rspeotod to be sup ; period by S >u*?c n?rs. . .?ft~ Gan. nerren, comm.-.ndiag at Shrereport? has issti-d orucr: for Iho ro^ili-n of th? freedtuon ' t'> thoir former mattori u'tt?il -c? growing crop ?s I ' grup??.r??d, ,n prr.vent sufleri. (;.aia distress. Defl- ! > nito can vasts i?i pay a :-.> s.-.p .nf negroes is ? ' required f r tte balajaceof t, res|on. Tho Herald's sp-." bil Washington 3ays prc- I para'ions have boenVommeur.-ii fot _ih?i tpusiir i ? out Ki'botwet u 45,I1JOO'PM? 50,000 of thtTtroui,? J fr-ztr tb's armies of Grant, Mean. Hancock and . ^ Logan; Gen. Haneoqk's corps will ?-e rednesd t.-, . 7,000.. Tho Army of tho Teitn?>?=ei will |oi?se r fully 1?.??0. * G<tv. H 'lden, bf North Caroona; !:cs ir., il flied his piocliinialbm csnvdnicg a oonv.i^cieu te - ' that Stott?. i'| ' For Hie Advertiser. ' ' iibiic }!?eting.at Abbeville C. H., V Pu Au'.nt ty ji?u'pis ii iiia--i ipeeririg ?if .ihc-citi 'inn!' Voli^'ili" l>ih -iff. -tviurh Carolin*, nw-st . .r::*niiT?, irr?. ! .j!.: ,?n W??dWfWj, 'Jurie 21.-1 S6j?;" iu - ii ?fcnw liatlsemo cnrisider timi fi.80Pt.i?-ir?-V?y eon'Htfn'ir; m<\ tn ruriKer^fcc CJ iVlirbmenl .'?(' < iv"! (?>-.vortimMM in their Stn'e. O'o motion (i! Mr. IlVj? F?in>';JJon. ? I r*A?tnt.\V - it? called I? tliVObnii, mid; JA ES < A'.nuL.v anp'iintsH Secretary. Tim Chair ?AAP ..aviug - xj.tnlijf.l Ilia obj, c! t (ir ni'-OlilJi-.' olfc.! : (ion ?f Htt'J. A-.iJu'hT. it wa esolycd ?tnt a C?ma?iiri)<: of firtem bc appoint?! iv ibu Chjir to prepare business for the-weeli u; rherefoeti t'oe following gen < lc ra en wore anpeilte in ihe ?lia Cothihrt'es, viz: Messrs. AUMISTF.: tum-, THO*. C. Pr. nm.*, THU:'. 1 HOMSO:;, J, Au it'STfs T;t.i?K, ROUT. A. PAW, J?MSS MCOAM.A? ?*AT. li. JitlAIl'.KV. J AM SS GlLt.AU. ii. Vu JlSFST.K! \?. O. TA.,i?ai:r, V.' T. 1'H.-:N:.AM, .ton.* IL MAU >!IAI.I., T. Ti. .MII.P-J?MI, j ?Un? N. NuitWoon.au Ber..). N. Yocxa, who reportud .through thc! phairman ibo fo'lowiug uv: tr o ntl, w-Web wa iDuriiuivUii!y adoptai : To JU' J'sc:!.li;.?ry A nd rac J-.h'Mtuu, I'rctidtlii o Inc Cn ?i'd .j'/.i/e,. - Tin- tn-moria! rif thc eiMtms "f Abbeville Db trtct, Sooth Corni ilia, as-eiiililrd in ttiasi n.cct'n.;. respectfully nlii>?vc;5?, That South Carolina ha laid duwil hif Hrm?-h'islili'ict? have oecsed i ber borden-an-, yt her prople enj-y ncithc thc hlc??^pgi of-peace nor tho promotion of lui' \?e have not, and krow not any pc sous in ihi State who have the purpose or tue inclination t Tonew th? content in any form.- Tho speedy an complete r^storuthui of our ruinions to tho Cor stitu?on of thu Uuited State.? amt ibo Un kn, nn lb*.pcr?co and .?ccuriry which they guarantee t the ritizen.. .nie our unfeigned ?io.-.i'? ?nd th grrat want of our wh?-?'o eoiiniry. In vl*w t tfiese desirpfJile ends, we pledge, in good faitl ready t\n<i nnrehvrvcihsub?DAiuipn ?nd ohediene to all iani'ul authority. The Dtftle ?if irar exhausted meaciiadrcsnurct rustre* thu fostering c';re uf law iiud orJfS Parts of our Mu??; are under ?ho inrouv?n:er res Mm in; s nf military act'uori'y, whiiat large se? tinns, including thur ia wh:cb.wc live, ore withou r-ny 'furn ff fl ?Vern .tnt. AU civit rulo an ruler* ur*- Suspended, nod mvn aro fuhject to n other restraiy'ta tlom ihdM which, fcahit or thei own ionic of proprietydmpo.-e'i?, AH cxncr'cue attests tbat. these voluntary riiUraiMi aVsjiiadc quaie to repi?iss tho r.ipu'cioua und other viciou pasii. uH of mun. Crime, outrage, and wrong ar perpetrated vTith iinpUniiy upon tho puaetubl and hulp.'ops. Our eomtnunity depends up?-n vol untary and irrcgnh'r or?ar.i/.?tion? for tho pf? tccliiru of persons and property, and a senao o iu?ecurity dcpre.??es tho energy - and disturbs tb repos? of our pwpie. Tho tflioiency uf the great laboring.dass of th State hai been seriously, and wa fear disastrous ly, impaired by inconv?nient mililnry regula.:root This wbolo "body of laborers hn6 been demoraliz1. by the removal of the domestic rcgulutio'-is t irb-.ch they havo been accustomed, and the fail ure to substituto ?ny other disciplino or govern mont uvur them. The able bodied men and wo mon hive, in many itictunccs, abandoned th firms opes which they were employed, ieavtn behind thom the children and the old to be ?af por't'dfty tho proprietors. Irrjomo instineoshuj banna have dere-rtod their wive? and childrcr and wc have ksown both tuth- r and mother t abaii'i^r. their lofant to be eared for l?y othen We ??JV not wren ihat thc-c laborers havo bee r'.:;uir,..l by nn* rider to reran.n upon the fa'in and i>> lnb?"'i f"T;tbc prr?*n? r.o.r. orerori tow -..! ... macing ? nd '...-msiie? -bt; ero-tng rrtrp; y.- > '.. ..!.> - -H tbs f-i|iis have t&Uei wi ii :. :.i lin, ai ni?, rt ':r.d iiorius which, wore in 'Uiiioiin?.<a?i<s for rli'i furiu work. Hove who ve tuxin Kp'?n ti p iii rios n>* gent-rally indispored ti labor ihcj br-.? p-ovioutly don?;, or lu he ord^r Sj (ifxi ii:-:js:r r.iss. and jpany a-re losuring nod n>i?.rL:ic-. . I.I..V :fiiou?-,h tho uuuotrr. Tba dovit?talioH ?.f vlode DUtrlcts nf tfurStab hy armies or v. :>d:ng p..rtic:-r?.tcoriug or dis :roying orcr animal l?>r labor or food, every ar tic e l?r lbs '.uh iatonco or mnu <>r bca.'-t, ever; iiu i- inoni und pppltatiee of n.'ficiitturc-has ! ihe whole .'XriCR. 'ir.:! pop?la-i?n of she-counit; iu u m -St Sepb iaklo oouditi.-n. The co to? erop? of thu biit io::r yours have bwtn incotehierablr as but? soiult area rrer all-werJ by law tobi planted j abd ?Ven LOW ibo supply of ibo rt- u neeossari<fiS <-f lifo is not only inmigre fverywbe: . bur in Mino districts wivlly e.\hfcii-'te.l. 'Ih-.j g. etion l? witiiOOt midi factli ies, &n?l itt r.omniu nicatioB ly Rallreailbaye ^??o whotrj inieiruptu'i ar.d uro uet l?toly to ho .S-KIII I oniuri-d, ' These evil? aro great y-a"gravatcd hy i'u?-tutal ahscvco of :?ny clronb-rlng medium. GV?ld %?tt\ silver :<r<-. po'afesscd by !???. 'OTT, aud by these f- w in fr.al. \UJ". "Tbs stock of cotton ou hand wiil supply but littlo, if any more money than will bo neces/agy to pay tn.-es; and wo fc ?r tb.it a laine nuojbcr of i':rm:< must inevitably be i-old f<?r th.i.1 piirpoeo. Tho growing crop df c-tum .eau add but little-it ir btlievod not ooo-foorth nf a rail .liou of bal?;.?,-to tho* esintin^. stock, whioh proba bly (bios not amount to ono and u ha'f milthm of h-lus. Amongst the great Ji.aslsrs w'och the wise ?nd Ute prudont ainong-t os behold in tho ?iatnettiuto' fut'iru uf our uoo'apiiy coonfy, ia a conlliol bc t\xeep tho v.bite -md black racos,. which there li much lu their suinltred roiaiionn toin-'ite, and in many parts .of nar Sute no powur ?,f civil or militiry eovertirr.eni to r? press. Ttfis danger is ..'earful!y au; mealed n its- immineni-y and in it* horrors, Cy -bo superior cuniorical'struug'b of i lu- b'i can i.vor thc wir tea, ?nd'by thc f'cx th^t: <ho Salter arc eenor?lly beiug ??ia/iuod of all offensive weapons, w; ile m?fj bf tho fnrmor are in thc p'.s.c?.tion of ?re-arms and aro expert in ; Im fit of num. . Thesau polit cal, social, and Industrial evils havo greatly j urtdyzud the ineubaiiieal'an 1 agricultural rndtistry of our country. R'M aridly depressed'tho spirit and ener?os of our peopic. In tendor consid?ration wborcnf wc crave the prompt aid of the government, hy remedial and preventivo nirnsurcs, to mitigate tho evils thai disturb ns at ibo present, and to advert tho ca lam i ties that uenace.us in the future. Wo pray that our Legislature may bo allowed to hold ila usual Session]*, and may have wiadom to devise measures suitable to tho necessities- of the - State -that a Convention of tho people may bo assembled^-that-tho Coogrosa of tb? United States may exhibit the magnanimity and statesmanship which tho difficult postura of affairs requires that tbe President of the United States may so exorciso tho high powers ontniate? to him by tbe Constitution and Laws, a? to acquire- ?or | himself im].crishablo renown, and for his conntry ( the blesiings of peaco, harmony and, universal ? ^rosparity ;- thnt Couria, Fi deral nnd State, may 1 igiiu exercise their beiiitlcmt powers amongst is, crim?-s bo rc?.traiii8d,.eoniractji enforced, con- . rover: ?ea p?:aci'ably settled, and epportunity * tiito fnr-ea6y eccos? to jullicial ahthi-rity?-that 1 jr.su! facilities may be agai?. afforded to.?a;_ bat -.ur pa bj in off es tuny bo rt-upejjc<l^ and on? frivato avocations safely and profiuUj re?tinied ^ -rod Jh;:tin nil n-rpeon our Str.;c govcriunent ? - niy ?. - i*u?? Ut fnocriaw.^oy the*re1?tibnj of i J ? ? tr- tb C .??tbtttfou' and the 1 1 fain .. . - . ^hliabe-d- \ 1* ??j. .m |',?ti..<i i ...y "e TeUow citizens in other t?' 'am of f-ur $t*ve, es wr.y wpo>?tion o( uj^r! V cws on the subject-of^DUT dui ? h era* io n**. ?Wo isi're tha t this n:cmoriril he respectfully laid be re tho President of the United States ; and tn re greater effect to tb? voice of tbe'Statc, ns it jy proceed from primary meetings, wesujrgo'st lui a d?puration?nf ; itu rb?, should, if poruift?f d,. ait u?orf-tlio P-u-Mont. Ww. on our part, nfnii t. us-on e. <>f Minn 'Jerula ii-.n our fe lotv-citiien ie Uuuor-.bte .4'iowsii'n R'CKT. who is poss'ir-eo! f the- son?? of this mcutlng, and thc illa we iffor, roach more lufly than wc. have been able i express them ; and if this should be agreoablo ? other tu-.-tinjrs, wadiope that they will .confirm ;o .appn uuueot of-Mr. IIt-KT, and add to him ther suitable person's from their respective Dis dots or jL-crioiis. ? We recommend tha? a Corptnittee of three be. op'diite l b.\ the Chair to correspond with pei' ms iu other parrs of the Sta c, und. invito their oneurr'-rice in thc forcg?'n?TnemnriuI. Wc rennest r.h'o newspapers o? this Stateand of tugiisrn. Ga., to publish this memorial as ??un ai jay ho convenient. On. motion of Mt..JKvri:ns" the Chairman of tie meeting was appointed Chairman of the Coin? lifk-o.?n corn-?jiondence. and Mesara. THOMAS (T; '"ultrix and THOMAS THOMSON were appointed th? ?einihittee by the Ch-dr. . On inotior, the meeting adjourned. D. L. WAKDLAW, Chair. JAS. C. Camroo, Secretary. . . ' -rr--* r**- ?-: Orr Foreign lie in t ron i. Washington, Monday,. Viuae lt), lfifio. ["he Secretary .oLState has addressed the tbi owing to the ^r.otaipv^)f tao Na-vy : Dt'rARTMEXT OT .Sc" ATE. ? ? Wa?hmaton, June lj, lS?Sf y. ?> lim. ' Gideon Y/elicsi Secreta-y of the Navy : Sir. I have the honor to report for your luf?rmatior, a corfespondeiife between Sir broderick W. Bruce and rbis Department lipon" the subject of the withdn'wal of the pretended co...cession of belligerent rights'to che insurgents, lh vb'w o? ibis correspiiu (eJ>ce, r.s.ngge.sti therefore, that yov conn 19 u nicjttc to thc'.-naval officer* of the United States the-results following therctfroio, viz: First-Great Britain withdraws hqr con r:cssijnJneretofose made of .'a belligerent citar :icter from/tlie insurgent?.' Seco id-jThe withdrawal of thc twer.fy ( mr I our inj? Im not be>n made j*?bsq!uie by fjreal Britain and thi?t, ther.dor', the cn ;/maty courtesies, arc not to be paid hy ..ur vi-i-sels to those r.ftbe British Navy. * Third-The right of ?earch ol. Briljish ves t?s is terminated. Of course, this bas nfl .caring upon thc operation oi the existiug ;iave trade treaty.. . ^> Kourtb-Any insurgent or piratical vessels found mi the bigh seas may be lawfully cap .ured by vessel ot tb?.UoitAtd States. 1-huve the bonor" to bcfsir* ea'orir obedient servant, . ^ WitLi^M H. SBW?KD. Froni Saturday's Washington Star, 17th alt Desperate Itiot in Washington. Between ll and l2>o'clockto-day,a desper ate disturbance occurred io the shape qf-i murderous assault by a numbul- of soldiers, ?aid to belong to oue pl the brigades of the 20th Corps, upou a number of unoffending colorer] people of the Seventh Ward. " From the best data that?can be obtained, it appear that tm's bridado were this morning onth< l'>.st side of the canal, between the bridge* of Maryland and Virginia avenue*, awaiting a conveyance train en r?ut^t,>-^l"iu^^Me? and thardnnh'g 1 he morning a number of mer .<?ited>the disrop. table houses mid tippling ?oiiei' (occupied by white and. colored) in I* tu- fret alic., rind a^j-tceift. pinces, where t:-ey imli-scjriiiitinlefy ..tutcked the lcmarps . riving lit. m lr-.m ii lu es, nreiltinsj up their .trniture, and helping themselves to liquor .1 id ?? d'hies. Tile c?r?wd r.rtr.iUered- from 150 2O01, and thsy commenced to knock ill the .. ors or^honstej as tbey ^proceeded in their rio'eu*, arts some twenty'or more having pro v.dc.il ihtfir.se-'Ti s with i?xes, brr-ak.ng up the itrtnture, &c. ? lu i7hu:c,rK..vr ?iM:?ted in the -qpuebe . ween Fir-t and-Second streets, and Virginia v*>nucani. District. every door and window ??r*i<? br>: ken, :.b? terrified itimntua barely get ting away in time to save thoms Ives; The .-.ui. rs sli v/vcl particular animoity against the ool-.ireti people, u;:d . thn srg;:t of. one ?! .iota w?s sigLal for a rprdj at; him, a?;d .-hen utsf riun^tcly r.n>< ?e? iuto their ban ia, rh y dui edt es'.'ftpt' wi'h'-ut k)eing rubbed of what m?noy they had,'aud th??y vretv h.-ei..:.-? .?-aiy beaten in p.lmos; e%r? ca*e,. cnovd .weat through Secoud, nod Third: oCrcct-j, taking?b their rai.ge, .the n?!?yc uear l>y, bunting ali colored fol ka. tjiey-meir and inelping.ibemselveatn what they wished ?n. the'hcu'es, pwt'cuiarly*'those- dcouyed hy, perons ol color, who, at last, ha???g/:borfi?. th ??ir'treat mont Until iorb^arancc j??V,-yL7to be a.??rtiif? r ?Si'sted, wlietic a figiif occur red, the soldiers iiaing reyoivora, .as also did the colbccd poi-plt in ?elf deieiise, for a' ciiiiej' .tjap reppxts being sd quick '.ha? they ^mr-ded as'it a battle was goir g op. ' The soldiers stopped at the-eutlcon Bim. Bowzor, cb!ore3, at the Corner of. Virginia' Jyentie ar.d First street, and while *oiu??oi* t'i.e?i robbed; htjfo of hi? watch" au;i mooey r.nJ bt?t bii% others helped tnemseires io. h'?'i?e-crcnm, CAjtes^im Hererit waa r.h-: biggest-fight j^nj?lc phice, a iHimb'4r^of hei<roes goin'g-tp UieprpVectiofi of?Bo4'?';r. aid.bncx.-:; stones and balls fl?w1 toick'.aJtd^fast, ' Uv. Wm Boydj Jiying^eaV, went.out with a revolver in hand, and" commandrd pt?tee,. when o, so?ier.s^^t 'iiiui in tlte/a?e ^ ilh^a brick, fiactu'ring- the c?ee? and jaw-hwit. in a terrible manner, and .ale? drstToy;ngv.?he j sight of ono eye. Otters of .tt?e.so?diiwmarle j a rash forrhim, arid tine - jras'in^the act^f cleaving 1m head open xith ali axc,.7/heri:i n?mbertof womenatepj.'ed ' .in<sai^fi?e^?$M' in pecsaacliog tb6t% :o ?p?re. ?is.'|iib;' The spidiers-and colored pe?pW:ft)tt~bt-^or jome time ir, -F;;?ire.et-V fUit ono paTtyj^ihV irictorious abd.th?n thirother, until lbt'gua'rd jtationed on Fun^aad a haif ?strn-.ttf ^U-W: ;ock's fifi h retdiii?m) made their appearance in"d soon restored order. . . Sergt. Hepljiirn, of th? -TenjVij ./precinct jolice, was ria thc ground prooip'iy, with,-rffi-1 :ers Weeded, WMsh add others/ but they mo unahlo, outnumbered as they were, to , 10- sotything* etfcctuttl.to}respice pearce. * ' A messenger was at once diarjatchid t? 3oi. iBgraham, Pro vost Marshal, whj? prompl- , y seut a gt??r? tb the scene of- (be- djetiar-', ' ?ance, and set about" arresting ti?ir?Q???s. It is impossible at ibis time to tell how nany, and who. have been- injured, beside ).-. Boyd. . It ijs said that one of. the soldiers had his' ?? towels ripped opeu> and that two .or three ' ibers were shot. -It ls alnp reported that even or eight colored p?opln,, who were at-. ?eked in their hotfsc?, were very badly hurt. : Dr C McCoy was in attendance o|> Dr ' !oyd,_and expresses the-opjnion that ir^rnay e nocesaary to remove most of the bonesfen be injured 6?dc.of the face. ... -? r*r?' e" ? ' ? ESCAPED.-"? abort time ago we learned j ?om what we considered leliable'soarces; tlmt J ...bert Toomba, of Qoorgiu; har! oomniitted 1 jjcide by cutting bis thrmif. Thia proves to I ri a mistake, as ho and Breckiiit ir%o ?nc- fl 11-,-].' I in r?..achi-.g fhc coast, ?ui?, thunca ikii-g vcs-o l, ar? prebabiy m Cuba, their ia. ' nded do.-it'.-^rion, by this ?me."-4?n,8hvi!?re' 'c rena ?nd ?imee. 1.....??. ?-l-r ;XiuM^Tu T?I JIP T t I'lTfrifi . A r I'll Lie- MEE Tiff G. ... .s - ? r. TC It is-pr<)po??d rb?t-H-a???i5..of 0? F&nxretsicf 3dgo,n4? D'strw-t bc beid ct ":Edg>jt?v!d C. ?'??a be 15th of leia rco'cth, fo con.itier the propriety f. sondm^agnnVto tf? N^th.?ad t?-'Rafopy,'to * ndue; tba emigration of foreign faborsrs to the )ii?triot,. In making *ut arj?ygcment< f-vr tin litare,-tho faet'ijiiMt be raroj-cie'd (fiat thc uocrow* xe freo, abd that ue^iro-tj have no mnrerlav-; la lor in tho Sonia, aW xhe rib eaton ari.--??, ..riother t is More advantageonillo KITiety nc 1 rr.'fit.bi li the planten thomee!vet? tn employ 4he ikilUd, hrifty, iadustn^n* aod intelligent ?hito ?abaren md farmers of Europe, or the tos? thrifty and" 2 u s'rioua.'emancipa ted llaves. If bth?oref our icnple to confider well OMI question, and to anet 'or the'porpofe of interchanging view? upon the idhject. So Int uj have the meet:ur, and, actina it tu early s day-ai possible. M. C. B. --- ^.Sf The military h are boea ;vil?drawr? from SholbyrfUe, an'd the pince restores to oiwil law J^Lwiit'Thuwday,,fa--3?aiOTil??,Tenn., Char-.. btfe Brown, .a :h>aati'ful. young woman" ?f W, daughter of wc? lt by und^rt^eclaWe patent* in Mckinn ville, Icnn.,- committed. luicTde.lij her grief at cruel treatment from thih min fer whom "hojiad left her humo H nd a top tod a"life of aim-rio. Curioo.ly enough, this mn was summoned as orto nf 'be jurdrf ia ..the . c'ironer1* inq:-.eit ovnr ber budy, and tho jury h-vd to be ditchar^ed io coxiPi querco,.aod aa'otber urawa; ??r In ?>an' Franeiin?, on-la'aVlSta, 41 priso ner*, turnedrover to tho ?. S. Dun riet ?attr; by Gun. MOD?WC?I, had been rebutted on takpig tho oath. 1 hay were chargi-i)' with, tta?lu'a?vi?'ut terances and rejoicing o vor thc as? as ?in a (ion. ALCISTA .UAillitiT. . AUaiJSTA/.JnnfrS?, IS?5, Cones.-Tho deuaad ii'fair,-uuWb* offering, stock being. Hghr,tran3acliba3 ?retid conieq deuce limited ai from117 to 25 ?a greonbac'ki^ and at fr..in H to IS ir. s pye i e. FACTORY Goons.-Thera'iiVtait raueb dcmaiid, except it be of a. ipecublire charaeUr, for facJo ry.goodi. ; Shirting 17 *tii} :osaaburga-- 18 ?ente-; yaru $2,00: .' ' ... e - * B?flon, hog round,, l?p.; vb'ani? 12J to lie. tide? -hSjfb'; shoulders tl cenia.. .Syrup, Sorghum Cane 65 etd. Sugar l? ;to SU cenu per pound. Whiskey ii ccaiing (towra ; corn $2 to $2,60. Sali ia nl?Dg -it frera 3 to ? ccsfa? Coffee frolic20 to 65c. Fiour $8. to $10 per banel.^eilS *$7 per keg. Lard 10 to 12 ctit. Po?ob?d ^r,2? per bush el. Potato*. $2,50 to $3,0?.-t.8r liufhel.'.'.'?ora $? r-orhuthel.' Hagging 50. edi. Rope, AUjiflla, '30 to'35otf. Pea? 75 clamper butfttl. Batter 25 to ?.j ct*.-Constitutionalist. > . r JOSIAH SIBLEY * AUGUSTA, GEORGIA/ Will givo their personal stun f ion to the STORAGE AND SALE OP-'COTtCiW AND OTHER PRODVCfc. C ONS KIN M KN TS SOLICITED. Aa gu s ta, J uue 29th, !m28 CLASSICAL and HATHSJ??AT??AL -School AIKEN, SOUTH CA-BOtHfA. l.irnlI?^nd^rlr?Wo^.??^^P?n ? CLASSICAL "X AND MATHEMATICAL. SC4IOOL. for Vbutb^ aud B<.y? m ib* tow.? ot' it?k?B, S. C., on MOKPAT.. the ?WV duly ht xi. . /.a opportunity is thus stfe>ded to'rho- Cadet? of t?s Seutb Carolin? .Military'Aoauetay,-of erm tino ir g the ?ourr? of. Literary flreaie? ./ issi iujtitulioN .Tinder ? ono /if their, lit? Prof.-j.i with T. hom- i j. as>?t:iatc-J,T.J I'otcher yt thc dai sies, a &r-L-i na iv> -?f Ti ic\ty Colin jo, I>ui tm Fotiejm* ?ad war-'fcnlars, apply at Aiit?a, to. AilOKY t?OFF?k" * . T^ S AOTKW? A. ?. AMomr -CWPIK. - Formerly l'ruf. C;t:id<:? Anuouty. X. 1?.-Boar J csu Ko ohtjiccJ ia :hc '.ono. Jeir t . At to ?i^ltl^? ft; EDGKF.IEBI>, S. C.*Ju.y-4th. V; IN" i>ccordani-e With ?nstru<:V<:,ue :.c:oi*?u front Be thc .General Coti,m-jndingr-'iSe-iahab'U*nt.?r of ' i i..? I>isfrfw are hereby-n<?'Ti?e<f that th*y*w?t ;w midiaVely doHver- to' L\*>iL 'C, UOOPKli; j Prarost" Marshal, alt Pulitie p/o^ast?r.; jri^ iffeir >??f???ioit. Any on?:laiting Jiff e^njp?j with this' .rdet^df bwfiaed. * " V. ' * !. II. Xo furrier'.p.srniitr will;bo. granted ta, re I tain prisaie'fir*.ar^J'. i WL. Ij^baijo^beco b.rou/r4??t..tp-njy aoXiee tbat the iJot'oWd^pe'jple of Sd'ga?ald ?v?ita?TOSW.bisitt. ipg^jtttb'ictai'iiitiag.oVf t?viJWih itw?.. ^ttiri'>y ?gl^? tiutlea tlfst no nueb bieetia'g *iu ba'dUowM^. - L. .CAP?. W?T3R $zr.. v * Coiiiraa-udiag *>etarfcnic*t. July %; ? St . ?3 V i^OydST-^Al^IfAL^^^ ?-T.VTR inb.tf:itan& of JI(i*;DJ?frie.t ?'ar^iii?t?Csd ?Mbai'bj^jjjif'<^r.f^ Gen. MI- .-yosT N:i?sna t f?0p?<^^tjtjjpt?JB, and aoi Vs?t hV?u- (br t.>:e jidrpo?q; ofrp<eir?;tidajr_ pim/ 'irtivr,' ftd'wojjmnnjpl'^^tica, ^rttjhg dlf" nuie?.a.nd-*u^ oet?^b :?foad??ea. and .Pr?ot?r?; iia^.'^ifiejjprs'giB- tbalpj?^ii.:jit?,. whlf?.'Ari4 bl;w>k; 'fe?'resa ^?S?Tare?atiVir?f ir. I aro alia auihoriied.. to eolUet all U. 5 ho?sex imd-iouUi for thc Governtaytrt, .rod It'ip- . ea?ary-'/S>'^n?e o/j?i</: frcmpt.-- Ivthslt '?fto work. .... -, . r* ,. . - ? * -.- * ^aytbat^^-bVHK ?f^?j^s&?ts in tbr*??? sef?hn; that they atapt delLwr. thsm-t?'.a??; Pif tiesihvri'psr.otltb- ^-^T^^'^.^fi^^v^^^ at tht? ?a.ee; ae^?; ?b^'m^'l^atMott:%4ggl2j?g? them. -. '*.-'- ir"-' " ' ? CHARGES >V. HOOPER, ^ . . ,1?tX'i?& ?? ?. s..ctx: a?M Pruitet Aiarf?sL Pdibvb?TrM^^l^i^Fjt??.^ ?*!I? w itibabltnnts^C tbti'^hVribiv ajV.BWSTij - VotUied that n1^^win_'Jtaf?4l?w?d^D-tha Ppb)le-.?o?'o"r?ireetsj;^ be ?hot /J?&faW' '.^??S?'Marshal. IT" r??E np'd?rir?ped; jrftl di)a11:wjMl?tii.4a? 3?A? LOjRING 'BUSfJPBSS ^rj^tri^'lktff^d li ?lo Hi? utnmiit'to &yp ?otiro sa^^f?libn.. Par?fa^f?Wag Cm'?hlng ?)idei? ?ntUag done sill please.'eiirbj^bi^ijf' hitJtjyj^fK).' n/'"en ho ?ash ii not e-mvenicot, _ ??rovis'ionV'tsi'l be re ialviid .io payment fer w?r^dVft.r v ' -' ' . Jun? 27 'ia?& V % "j ^" S ?OLENfroni!r^ 9-27tb tdt . a Urnv.?tr^W?s2H^&:^ iMids higtvabout ?2 y^Aw.ot.l, JAr^-ii^f^t at-1- tri?ioiO'i-forotop nritrlisajos;-so-^alt rbt?* spot*n bfcjt orbe^~^~ . A roward ?if ^0;to;aBoflfe^h^pa4& r?r*'fta eoovery of aat'd Sfiile,j?r /av say. informaiioa; oneeralng her so that lj?n?~