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Sonia Cciroiinu Lictcgniioii,
Now York July 2CWT!ie Time*' |
>".iys the S.uuh Carotina D?tection*. 6'
. 1?y frovernor Prrry. ! .. d an iirtpfvi*?
].;. -ifi.jDt. .ii?uIl? o:t, . . .:<! Ft r?:
SAtwlMClorilr. Jr npp-.v - i.':ju'fh?!'deli
vt -re "'..'?o o l ! y?he Uriiba r:e?'5ngfi tbj
S.utv-, ;ti"l w-:. . OM their w
\Vasiiingto;i bcfue th?iwws of iQ:>fjrno
ry?s ....<>iri.v:iu't?? wi?-; roecivvd. Cor
P??r.-,, a^surod iii-: Pr siderit-.that Sout
jolina ... mid bs fcore*?uteri in Conga
D;-'..;:n .rr. Thc St?rtc warmly adjp?ei
Constitutional A.?oea?:a':ot Thc paria
: 'Di ?iii Mi abandoner!, ?nd the people
!'.'. . ;::o rote directly tor President.
State laws generally will be made to co:
to t -.. 3!)'r:t of tri?se of the Northern S
G.?v Perry issued a proclamation
rn rrainir calliss a State convention, to
on the third Monday in September.
GOV. pansys rotunds.
New York, Joly 2D.-Provisional Gov
i\try has made a remarknb?e -peet
'. reen ville, S. C., before he knew of hi
p-intraerir as Provisional-Governor. Vu
that no man in the United States more
ly r-'gre^d .secaci?n th-in himself, and
none felt more hitter' li?) dt-p.rad?Uio'
humiliation" of goinj: lr?c'?: into the U
atil! the people wonld bc u.ure hajpy
prosperous in thc Union.
II?' said that Jefi' Davis was not spe<
to t>iaue fur thu tejiere o? the rebellion,
people had gert tired ofjjba w*r and ski
from th's feld. Grn. Johnson had 7
-nen ea Ibo mu i?r rolU of lr - army, am
ly fourteen thousand men in -ts miks.
Cotrgreai was fr? Mame fr.r nofputting t
aile b'-'died man.fr.jm eighteen to fort;
years ol ajje iu thc army and keeping I
there it mattered ubt whether he was a
tor, !a*"?:r. preacher, politician, edftc
n~hool teacher, it ab'e b vii ol. Siran?
f r.y tho?e c!av'ss~s w>ro irkini vin*'rament
pir-cirr: the countiy in r?rcln.*MQ, ba:
wi ?So-.j.pttd. /i:u?:: g to j ol Ueiaus, ec
and preachers, bc a?--> MM ibai Prtsi
J.in'.-oin's death was nd iris; tb the South,
waa a v. ?;?g sud a non 'iinttehoiucr. Joh
. was ? ?emocTaft, J:e!;i glavrs, andvoret
llrechitindee tn 1^60, thereupon ?h<>pc
shrrald h-.v? every cf?fi'?enc? in him.
rank> Loo n??*.
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Latest firm the North.
Special Dispatch to t;i Constitu??oru
LotV'sviLLK, -luly 21st,
Tia Mobile. Joly 221. ,
A ^*:ishrr?gton dispatch sty? the ?pete
<!'.?v. Pern of Son th Cirolina, exerfea n j
dsalDi scrt?Tity.
t'he President bas bec-n urged tn j eir
him; Porry is still ii thc city with CA-?
*.ator Orr.
- ?ftti .,? e:?Q?- cf ??& S-;u'!i Carolina d
. "fi i "?.. " ..suite fKTrr-nUy from h!H*Gri
vii ii ?pocen.
\ .T? -. - '. om San Francisco state that
Custom Moose auli.-.i': ie?> -setzi.-i larg? qi
litios of champagne, tobacco, and opiupi,
> . i .r; . ' revpitito 'atr.
TI P I' ui^ville journal says that Boye
th? re'nel tingress arrived at Washing
with aba.--'!: nt i- 3 for his fppporr.
1'hr sentenced cou ?piratora Mudd, Arn
O'Jjaugh?n. a:id Spangler arrived at Fort!
M mme, and were pu: on board thestcar,
Fioride, which started to .-ea.
Their deslination in unhnowa, but it is s
pc?ed to be thc Dry Tor::^ZM
A dispatch from New Vork says gold
quiet ; bulL" are struggling "bard to bring
the aapply, and co::ipcl an advance, but ti
have been finbarras-wd by sales t.?adv l?\ ;
"'rer.iury. F r thr l? ?t two days thc i'rej
nry i* st-Uini: Tn Or.y gold c?osc?l al 14!
A New T?rk dispatch nays . r.v:-. 4S.; |
lb: {'.our, S-VvO: sti;"M. dui ; mola-s-s qm
sterliiig exchange 10L?.
Phiiadtdph'a Sft't s >f 7 30'?-t>day amou
ted tr? rix ftud a quarter millions.
San Francisco de? ?is of thc Russian Arni
ican . -'cgraph iudic ?te tb:it the work is ra
idly progrC?s?ng to a successful terminatk
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TCSSESSBE-Governor JJrotou?ow i? o
in un ?? Address to the People." Iis ohjm
be saya, is to warn the citizens against " tl
jvviiuii.'nary designs of certain scoeaeioais
and pr**-slaveites for delivejing the Comnio!
WftaHta iato the banda of late rebela." p
. .''tical speakers of tbU scbot-'I. he saja, ha?
,i.cn dertoiiccing rb? present State govert
ujent as a usurpation and inveigliing again:
the ti'-inction orslttvcry. am) (hat provbsiq
of the Stztc consti'.u?on which deprives rtl
els of certain c'^s?Cd of ti-f; pri-ilegr ot vc
ting, while ia some counties the secess.;
ofiicrrs have de?ei? tho laws, and htdd attat
thor'z d elcc-tiore, and it is openly proclaim
ed that in thc approaching cont- st for mern
bars of Congress thc disfranchised individi
als ?hall not be excluded from the polls. Goi
Brownlow announces that, as all these thing
abotr that the spirit of rebellion is still un
sabdned, the lairs will be enforced on o?ct?o:
day, even If the assistance of thc militar
snail be rendered necessary.to effect the ob
je<*t. Among the alleged dh-turbcrs of th<
i " peace ii Hoo. Emerton Etheridge, k rmcriy i
member of CbagTMB fr?)m Tennessee, ant
who hs now aga:n a candidate for. the ?-ami
position. Bt?ertdge has bnen arrested oh :
charge of making iiuKjadiacTsprecbeetbroogi)
not lue State, calling President Johnson i
thief, (lovernor Brownlow a usurper, etc.. ad
dressing the ccgpoat?and tfillii-g then, that,
:n r-niie of the Ei&ndpittiWi proelaina'ioi
iadthefrtfoOo38?ta:fesiof ??.:u\\>'-,
were sttj? slaves and irvine to s-n- ap discyu
tent and disorder gener ail ;.
Tus AsrA-nc ?uoULt .- Th: cholera is
. said to hare appe?. i.- i i;i A-..t,* ?uA> t lu
moving steadily sxstwsrd. The 1 st .: :
S?avnews brought word thu: Mecca -ijd
Medina ure va?t lazar Bouse* cd uholf-r? s ;;?;
tim victims, the pi.priti'.s y&jibing all along
the road to thc sbnm-afrcm Jeddo and th?
vS.mthern ports, and Sheiks, who had c^me jtc
kl.si Kaaba, turnisg bac-k in horror, with
their trains, to .succumb in tents' and houses
. whor* tliey.bndshut th--m?(-?7tt? up. Alrotidy
Egysl b? w?n r >arl;p'i.aml the fe lain there
Tuc perishing by thnasand- : *.o nutoo so. that
ll:. Italian" ar.d Frern-'i -hnrlr.'.j arti-shut
.?gains: testal-* frosp1 Alet^ndri-t. MarAiiilca
hv k"t.t.all the xuA?lb>.-ats in guarimmc evor
rive two rmtribond p.t>sr*ngev? wen- landdi
in the Joh tte; and at !ast?e.oursij7c'S, haTc
been obligfd to conrror.t a pori! that cmnot
H d'rre?aWed. The netr-'papcrs and 'etter? ?
which wi nt out of the general post ollie '- on
day l?s* were -r-nr in bxs in-ttnd of
-. . -jf^c . t' 5 1 "3 b?? -tr a.ri. d out i
O?"*..?.. o '.. - , i- ..-' o ! ?bo
country. That, inaew.. ?5 not t pre"?titton j
on ot?r own behalt, bot it will- also .be ob
served with regard to tb? overland dispatches
? cooing homeward. Ali the instances we.
j C.T? migrate, ?nd r.tb??r* which might bc citai,'
.1 p ove that the Cb/*.*; a is on its i cncdical
'I* march.- London X?jc?rag?j~ J?fy 22.
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j "tVrL>T is Ul* ?-Tb ero i5* little ?o'abt that
i ?lie' 0-v.?:rnmcit is .concentraiinj forces^on
j the Ric Grande, but thc exact purposo' of "
this movement remoins a matter of specula
tion outside of official circles. Tho subject
j is referred to by our special New York cor
! respondent, and also forms the bas'rs of arti- ?
j dos in many of th* Northern papers. Tho 1
' 1 '.ct cannot he concealed that affairs in Mex
j ioo are claiming lim attention of our people.
I both North and Smith. There seems t~ bo a .
j general dosiT to put ipto prae'ical effect
j tho Monroe doctrine, wi, for our own part,
I wo must confess it wou'd bo satisfactory to
witiv.?ss the exciting ehnse of AmericaD5 run-,]
j ninjr Frenchmen and Austrians out of Mex
?co at the point ol' the bayonet. Tt. would .
; not laVo a bmg tim? in tcari>fpr our .troop' i
j on thp Rio Grande to;i vj?sl point of Mexi- j
j co. This movement would sr.on .develope i
I thc designs of-the invaders, and concentrate j
around ihe* American standard tho "Liberal
party of that country.- Charleston Courier, j
THE ADV?R~T?SER.1
JAMES T. BACON, EDITOE.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 2G, 1805.
Thanks tor many Valuable rapers.
In tho midftof the disgusting and lung-pro
tracted postal faruine> our frionds nre not forget
ting ns. For many valuable papers sent us during
the piipt week, we have to thank our polite breth
ren of the Cottmitut?onnl'-t ; also Mr. GEOBGE
HOLMES, Mr. M. LcnsscrruLTZ, Mr. NAT ECTLEB
and Maj. B. F. LOVELACE.
Apples.
Wo fonder iv tbousnud hearty thanks to our
hil dly and respected neighbor, Mrs. S. WniTK,
f.?r the basket of bcairifnl apples sent hy'*ncr to
the ?ifceri ?ter OCice. These apples were very
large-, yellow ?url clear us amber, and very >upc
rior in flavor ; tho species is enc wo have never
seen before, anti thc obliging and though'ful lady
calle them1 " cheese apple." May ber tree's bear o
hundred million bushels every year-and nevar
die!
Peafchos.
And immediately afier Mr?. WHITE'S apples
bad loensafcly location our table, a'slave (bub!
a freedman ia the employ) of Mr. JAS. H.'MIMS
entered with a hugo baske; of splendid peaches
clear-stone and cling-stono divinely intermixed
.iud poured them into our empty and yawning
drawer. Wfc called in our friends from the front
1 pilate ; and you may rest assured thc fruit was
soon tr?nsfcrrci to tither yawning Mid empty
1 j places. Mr. MISTSp ?Iftcriess ani liberality af?
: forirti ns a very raie (wat-* We sba! not forget
! h?a? _^ v/#_,
i ! Sad Afluir. - -
IA sad :: flair '.-..?II - I on tba Rhi^c'iu the course
of th? j mst <--<-)?:. '6ert?:n freedmen having ta
I king [-o??ession, w'-.1 iui nets '- .i -ri, of a couple
j o! out-bousus at.:ached ?<. ?li ?^ijjii.osl^rs?! of thc
j late Mrs. CHLOE WATSON, bu 'i{f*becn com
( j tnanuY:? io leave the premire?, and riot complying/
{ Messrs TTI.VA? and MILTON WATKON-, non? of Mr.
I-E. WATSON, io nh ?ma the-nbovc-mentionedbomc
jload in p:trt belongs; wer-.t thither .-md soi ?"rc to
' the said oui-bou??-?, (hereby cmpclling the j
i with draw a! 6f lb* n.-urping freedmen. O.ithc j
t simo night, or r:-'. ..? the night-following,5-ata
? returning tc. th?--;- h.>M?, they wart: Sred
j upon by teni* persan or persons in ..;:.' sash hy
I the road side. Mr. TIL.V.W WA?SOS was seriously
j wounded in tho arm; r.bi!.- AJr. MILTON WATSON
j was so tenthly wonwltd in the head and face that
. i bat little hope i* entertained of his recovery, j
j Certain negroes,lately theprcp?rtvnf Mr.En.iArt :
I WATSON, oro smpveted cf hciug thc perpetrators i
J of this deed. Wc ?nderstand that thewhole mat- j
j ter will be investigated in a few days boforo the j
? Provost Court at this place. J
, Qov. Perry in Bad Odor at the North. '
From the latest Augn: ta papers we blip impor- j
Ita? tefegraphic news. Dy tcfcrcnco to our news j
columns it will bester. Uiat Northern papers and j
I Northern men are c. i. sider:, bly dissatisfied with {
J tbc appointment of G:r. gPnaitT-ou account of
j seine speech bc bas mr.'io in Greenville since the
end of the war. Koine of (hem demand that hi.'
appointment bo r<v k. ti. 'fbi? wilt not. bs done
however ; for no matter what he may have ss id
in his obuoxious speech, he is certainly making
very fair promisc? to President Joiixsex and tho
North now. In tho said, speech ho spoke in com
plimentary terms of President J. and tho latter
will hardly remove bim on that score. Wo arc
j g ad to announce thc fact that Gov. PEEL Y has
called a Convention to meet on tho third Monday
ia the coming September.
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Correction,
i .
j In last wcok's paper we stated that tho.honora
? ble anti distiuguished, gentleman who has been
! lately appointed our Provisional Governor, had
j been once a m?mbcr of Congress. This wa? a
i mistake. * l?o WBS three time* an unsuccessful
' candidate tnt Congress. In 1834 ho was nomira
' tel by thc Kolon ! ..rt;., ar d was ?efe^ed by the
! finn. W> Pi. DAVIS, hy A s:n-.!I majority : and
! .i:-aia afierwrr b by G-n. Wannv THQjri'ao.v. In
I ISIS ho was a third lie:*- a candidate, advocating
the claims of Gen CASS, as a democrat: bis suc
cessful opponent, Col. J. L. Can, advocating tot
election of Gen. TAYLOB. -
Correction Nb. 2.
Two weeks ago, in speaking of the return of
our fmend, Mr. STA.v.-onp RYAN, from a Northers
prison, we stated that, immediately beforo bis
; capture, bo Lad been ono of a sqnad that bad
I shot ono nf SHERMAN'S foragers, and hung up hU
j body labeled with a warning sentence,- and that
j upon hoing captured, hr? had to draw lots, among
others, to seo who-should die 1H retaliation for
i ?bc said deed*. Tho la'tcr part of this statement
! was correct ; not so thc former. The forager ha.d
been shot tiro or th reo weeks beforo, and Mr.
it VAN bad ncwr beard of the r-flair until called
upon to take bi.- . pince in Ibo grim lottery. T?e H
hastcn.to reinov?' thu nain of this forager's blood
fro::i Cbc h ed tut : lend. Ho was a bravo
. ! ?V, an*. i. ' bis ucn in biittlo every time j I
but Ind ad v.::. or doaisc to kill him else-!
wher-:.' ' ' " '
r.iiSs ALV^nst? J. Kvaus. L
The Ncc York correspondent nf the Macon i .
Tc'unraph hashad thopl.-.iswVc of tnociiug in that ! j
eily. !>e author of Macar?a-a wurk with which ?
most af ounJady reeders art fami ?ar. ! j
Mi?s Evan? health has cridontly been afloctod | (
hythe carca and experiences oi the p^Vt four
"year--, aud th"ra in vo d'<wbt tliut she ^deeply
ilisapP'.inlcd-irt tho rwult *f Ihe war- Probubly | j
.no-w.-.rpvi e:.'-. .' int? the eaHssyfOf the ?.mtbJ (
more na-nestv . . . ierTVig' ui >r: iver ic ir? j-?- ?
Reen, than y is* Evan.', and when the bubble burst, ' j
and she saw that fhe Cor.fe.loraey whs a failure, 1 ?,
no ono conld feel the. bitterness of thc moment :
-. s
more than sbo. MiF?,Ev?ns expects to return to
Mobile ia tlia-conrso o' a few lays. i
^^Beveiruy JAnloa ha3 gone to P.ichoiond, ' o
ti act as counsol io oonfisoated property casef. ' d
* New Military Commander??
EdgtGcld Disfict, being ooo of tli/sc oca
posing the Military Dwtrict >.> Verlftj S. C
ii now undor the Cumin tod of C:ix*. Gfcn. C. f
VAX WVCK. Tb?sn?i?fr h.-tsr-iti.-' licaijR?artc]
at Newberry. 'J bi ?).i -'r^rts forming Milit
ry U;ftrii-t pf .Wesi?ru a. <'. ?rc l.i'.e.i^tr, i a']
field, .Chester, Tor?, Unit??, N,cw?-.-: ..??dg-.'li'-li
'Abbeville, Laurens, Spurtniiburg. Gr.-orfUe, Ai
dersoa and* Picfcens. The troops throughout li
Military District uro to bo known ns the;" I'ot-r;
Separate Brig.tde." Tn an order from ?len. Va
W??K, which wo have elroady scon, he Says :
The lairs of this Stato in regard to life di .ii".';
lion of liquors' wi'l bo oni'orred. Only fruits 1
their tcasf'ti. and n?t cereal8, onn be'-' distille'
Tho st.it: of liquors will be regulated^ as yoi
State, laws provide, n?rcaPoc none wjBj be pol
except bj permission nf commacdir '.'! tdSctu <
snb-dietii.-;s . - . >: ?
Ani'.hcr onte? toids-a^TaUwws: y>
iiBAD(in/> RT GRS MILITARY DIVISION.
WESTKMN DISTRICT, SifjtV
TouBTU SEPA?SATJ? BrcrBSTm,
T Newberry, c?. C.j-.?nly ti, 1845.
Ut?ttnl Onler* No. 2.
X All pirinits heretofore gr?rii*d fdr tho sa
bf Ale, Wine, C'th.r, Bran-.y, Whiskey or any i:
tiixicating drinks, am bnveby revoked/and sell'ti
of the same to any psrsoafjjir perioua-ii? pr?bil
Red. . .
. II. Any poisons having in ?livir pos5M?' ii 'r.c
hor es. mules, fragpus.tr --ny liovefBUoat' pn
nerty, will immediately report ij?iMjrla to tl
nearest military po.'t and bore it recorded.
III. All cotton being transpcrted-BtU6t he it
.?peeled hy tho nearest.Provost- Marshal, ai
marked " Iospected aod,pusscd."
Any person failing to report such tiSPperty wi
bo adjudged guilty of violation of IJrdore, ar
panishtd accordingly. . 9
By order of ?
Brevot Brig! Gen. C. H. VAN'JvTCK,
- - CommandijflgDistrict.
HKKKY B. LOOMIS, IstLt. <fc Adj't-epVK. Y. S. 1
& Provost.Marsbal. . , . ; . . ...
Capt. MunnAT of the 25th Ohi?;'Vol., late;
commanding at No wherry, approved contrae
with the power inserted to tho employer to punii
(by whipping, we suppese) bis colored .laborer
With this excuse, it lippears that miflly outrog
wero eommittdd upon the colored' peoplo in th
section of the Stale. All this," Gen. VAN Wye
very strongly disapproves and "condemns.. I
warns tho inhabitants of ?ho abotd. named Di
trict? 20t to take the punishment pf Frecdmi
into their own hands. Ho says further: ,'
Tho clause inserted in former cou?raots deleg
ting tho power to punish, is hereby declared nu
and void. >'
And further: ?
. Courts will soon l?e established in^ovcry distri
within thia command, as dircctetPter ordersfrb
Dcp't Hoad Quarters, wbore tcstinjOTy of witnc
?ea trill bc taken without regard lotfolor.
In order to assist this section at the State, I
the extent, oi"hi? power, with aT?ojjr: of more ful
ex/.l-ining-to all, the planters Andrfroedmcn, tl
naturi: of their rights: and duties, tl? Brev't Bri
Gen. Com'dg, w>?' dedignato three.or four plac?
m each district, of which publitfVnotio'e will 1
givon, where ho will meet tho 'inhabitants, ar
save many tho necessity of a lotfg.-ride to tl
Cou'.t House town of.the DiatrictT Planters n
requested to inform the freodmeu of the ti me ar
object "f thc meeting, and cncnunfcc fh^rn to 1
pr?sent, sn their obligations mayyho cxplninc
and nii>"'incrpti"n. as to liberty beyond tho kn
may uncorrected. ^
Keep it)) .with the Time? vdu-n yon cai
In these times, when wo are taajght to look u
to ?Lb United States authorities^ among us f<
protection and assistance; and \vh~en nil aro tryis
to do Ihoir-part in hclniug tLemjclves, and tl
general mast fro tn worse to belterv-it these lime
when thc quick and puning luennolive, and tl;
pond?rons yet sudfr railrcad -fruTii. just arise
trow their-.dexamctioB, are counslWg a!i>ng in cv*
ry direction irutheplacp-of flw.>*fe ::?ick and fl
_ti?S > . .~.>???-i.'?i,iTtl iTpt^h
ted and deserted eitles"a'n?. ??lagoSi :;-i.iirwc
directed energy and Mtporior u?ceitit?ictd'ckil
arc Tust ernvrgirg Jr<-ut their gluviu aud desol;
hition, and arc putrit.p; '?ti the aepeot of marts .
usofuiacsa, of wealth and of comfort-in the:
time:;," when nmnbinations and projects ic iver
form and in ertry quarter arc, being inaug?rate!
to quicken the whrt.1 of general ro-eonstrueliot
and to bring about at speedily as possible, ~ retur
of that happinr.!? and' prosperity, and of thos
blessings which, under a bonij;n Providence w<
a? a prnple osro to swimmingly enjoyed. I
such limes as thecP then, we crave light, we crav
tome c??wraun?caiior.-*-fncilities in ?om? manne
with the world around us. In theso respects, th
people ol' Edgeiield are entirely icoloted. W
have ?? wail" /rom (try quarter, and are eohlt
dependent on tho uncertain yet polite attention
of friends going and oomiug from abroad, for tb
little we do know t.f what is going on in th
world. Flow ferions and inconvenient** natte
this may.he here, we will not pretend to arguo a
length. The factislonpateaito'every man of intel
liganee, that it ?it?** a very serious oiie. Certaii
ii is, however, that ours is ? popnlou?, a thrift]
and an intcIP^etit comicunity, axd thai in coane,
quonco, thc results gr'jTrixg out of snob a condi
tion as has just been mentioned, cannot jirort
anj thing but drawbacks. Mercantile lifo hero i?
paralyzed ; politically and socially wo aro bul
blanks, and for aught wc know, there aro now ic
onr midst, many fair maidens and gallant youth.-,
who are Matins awny thc freshness and bloom
and elasticity and loveliness;bf youth, for lack ol
that coothing communication with absent and dis
tant lovers, which alone can ho Kept up, nrd
alono bc maintained secret from thc prurient eye
of curiosity, tbn-ugh' tho medium of postal scj
vie*. B-.'t 'hero isa romedy uc think perhaps,
foT thoFo evils of which wt complain, aud al
though wo do not pretend to claim ita upplic?
lion as a right., we yet rcspcotfuMy suggest it- It
will he bul temporary; but will still answer all
purposes, till our government Cn?is it convenient
to again afford us postal facilities. The remedy
is this. Thc United States authorities in corn
command at this post, we think are disposed tobo
accommodating.. They run couriers we bo?ievc?
bitween this place and different points at, which
Post OfScas havo been established, and there be
ing no office herc, thc Edge^field packages lie in
thoFc oQbos a certain length of time and are then
Bonfto the dead letter edee at Washington. Now,
this can eusily be.?bviatcd. Theso couriers, wbe?
Bonvoniont, could bring tho Edge?eid packages
lure for distribution hy tho authorities to proper
pirsons, undthe'reby relieve at once a want wfci-h
is almost paratifouiit to any other, vi?.: the want
Sf postal facilities. -WliAtiaytuc authorities herb
to our suggestion ? If it is right and permissible,
aar present object may then prove of some avail ;
ii' uo{, then the matter rests just hero or at leas:
:ill wot can ho otherwise sorved in rr postalway.
?SHf' rho Con.utiluti?h?lUt says : Dr. Thomas
Byno, residiu : in Dur ko county, was brutally
nitrdored on Thnrddag, 13th. Ho was shot oiirly
in the night, and according to ihe confession of
me of the forme- slaves his brotfcor~nenry
flyne, EMJ., tho d >?d wad done by a combination,
if six or teven negroes who fo iliajily si:?>po.<?d
.y hilting him Ihev wcuTd get the html?. Five of
he Hc?t'ies arc'now iru?crarre-? n-j-i trill proVa
ily suffer tho r::1! pcmilly of the Jaw. Tbc Dc
or-? body waadXil l? ..?i. r.-l itnti! tiic morning
titer lie iv?, kil'nl'. Ii?c h bad shwhing
y.Diutiluted it., V'c kn':? bim as otro of tho
;indust and most gent leant) ly men. i'enec (o Li.,'
bul. . . ' !
?5?-G cn Hatch has just rottinie? to Charles
on from a visit to Columbia, md m.:
ver impressed with tho noces ;-" '..- the
rawl of tho negro troops from tbs Interj T. I
Press Convention. *
Tho JVcir Ern, a "well-conducted and po
i daily, ptibifchod in Allant?, Ga.. ha3 cone
? thc d?-.i^a of getting up* a Y nt s Co'nventim
? j>r<.?;o... she thing wisely and advocates il
; eensnYy. The ;;.'.-! Oeuvwnlion lo ?wt-ist of
; hers r?pic?vMtii?g Hie ; rineipa* dailies ii
South : :;?:ii t-i mec? at At is ma, or say otha
tral point equally ...oiivenieot&n'buut th?
Monday in the coming September! AUhouj
might Do: ;?.ttr*::? snob tl convention, not
connected with sr daily paper, tiill re beg
to oi\>rcsd"our. activo sympathy wit': tho ul
.cf thu proposed assiifdl'.y, and our hi pest
uiny result in untold good to th? .Ncw^popi
terest of (he South. Wc havo no doubt that
would he its result. Tie revolution, tho dil
tiorf, and the general, rain, of thc last four
-have left mont ncwepapcrs" in ? fear fully t
condition; m-.s! i^.uibi-r^ journals nrc now 1
j ly gorping -for breath-mr brm liiri^. 'Ci
and Printers ?md Publishers ought rjostmu-i
ediy to meet together in ccnv.eDr.ion, and di
andre-iirrargo ? thousand important.matters
nectcd with their calling-und with tlre??
interest ir: reference to the Pres?. Tim
greatest iigcDcics of. modern civilization a;
telcgrapbip "vires, tho steins engine, ant
printing presa. Thc last, with its all-impo
eonecmiOrht agencias and paw,ejc, is tho ?jx
By all means let Southern menjjr.stcn to set
..tgoncies and powers in pcrfectnnd e?icicntc
And hy all means let them* devlie some ph
which nowipapi r men can bc better paid
really in these days, a newspaper man who.t
solely to hi'sspapcr for support, is pooier thai
Lazarus when the glutton's" dog came and 1
his sores. -So-we drink Verydceply (in ima
tion, alas!) and givo.throe cheers .for the a?
hiing aud success of agrandSoutbcrn Press
vention. And we hope that when it meels,
tors, Printers, Publishers a?d Proprietors
not throw-wot blankets' one upon tho othi
damage \fio good impression, which, when u
and harmenioas, they always dake upon
. world. .
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.The Circle p-onnd the World ?bot
oe Completed.
Thogrcat and grand Atlantic Sub-marine 1
graph promises to become vciy soon on* o
accomplished facts, of the nineteenth cen
The cable, with the apparatus necessary, fi
successful operation, bas been completed at?j
of nearly five million of-DollarB. Disrano
sea or land, is n J longer to be an obstacle ii
way of quick and immediate communication
this sublime scheme.prove a success, and tb?
but little doubt of it, Europe and America
hereafter interchange thought- at ?r?v mon
, and th? events and occurrences which take ?
in tho one land may be known to thc othe
? most as scon as they transpire. . The failu:
]8.*>8orlS3D to lay the callo -wilk a fiivjji
torniination, decs not seem to have produced
despair of it? Chai triumph. Thc determination
pcrsevorenco-which have, amid accident and
struction, never lost hope, hut have urged o
progrese and comnlcM>n, trill bj rewarded.wi
hrfppy conclusion.
A few day?, or wooke, will decide tho praci
biiity of thi.-i stupendous, almost cuperhu:
project of traversing the Atlantic ocoan with
electric wiro. The machinery has beeD rarer
prepared and arranged. Tho Greqt Eunicm,
larp-e.l ?hip ,T\ existence, has received the
thoii/iir.'i. three hundred miks of o&Mc on hoi
und un thc !'.i !h of thc present month the 1
st ?1;; ?ci to c< ramoneo o: uniting all portion
the sivilizc'J ;;!.'.. ' y an easy and ; rapid int
r?u^ ? Ahiiui; !..- SJ ?ddjji of August, unless s
untorciTsfi ??rTfums?jrne?T nnrniw-rm^r-rtinr,1
cab!.- -.viii he ?al-k and lita woik atcotapH?l
Tko. Cuxupany, ito' ArLintieuTelograph Comp:
. ti; anticipaii?".t),'hav<.' :;-r:e-l upon :: t?trifT nf
ces. Fr .tn Newfoundland", tho term inns of
Sub-uuiriuo Telegraph on the American side,
England, the ci::irgo will bo euc. hundred didi
for every telegram j?f tweniy 7/ords, or um
and Gre dollars for evory ciddiiioaal word. C
trary lo the custom which has rcgulatod ourov
land telegraphic companio", thc name, date :
: addre?p arc to bc cocuted nad paid for a.< n. p
I tion of the mossogo. Tbk is doubtless o-.t ing
thc mngnitudo and great nost of thc under tait i
Verily, tboro seems to bc scarcely any limit to I
geniur, the inventivo powers,-and the energy
man ! Wo shall look most anxiously for the <
nounnomcnt ol" Ute success ol' tbo Atlantic Si
marine Telegraph. Its success will ho o bullh
signal for the rapid onward and upward-progn
of tho human race-for the civilization, enlig
tenmenf, prosperity and welfare pf till '??c?kir
?Sr The Tribuno says we are able to state
authority, tnalt tho families of JcfiT Davis anil
C. Clay retained eminent nnd loyal advisers
early as thc middle of May lost, to appear Who
ever the Gorcrntaant shall think proffer to ord
tue trials of thea.0 State prisoners. The seni
counsel is a gontlcnlan of whose pTOtnine"nie
the bar-there will be no question, when it
thought proper to anrfbunco his name; any r
I ports tbereforo which appear from time to tin
i io different newspapers, a.? to ctTorf5"m?dc ooh
j half of .tito prisoners hy persons . represents
J themselves as their counsel* or engaged in thc
j legaLsorvico, maybe snfoly regarded as unat
tboriznd by the partios chiefly concerned."
?SSL-TtiN. Y. Worl?l's' Alabama corrosp'ot
dont, writing from Montgomery, lays that thor
is a doplorablo state of. moiety in that city fret
tho bad adminislfat-ion of affairs hy Gen. Sraitl
and fears a negro Insurrection. There is tcrribl
desolation in thc country.
?*TThe Govornor of Arkansas has inforniot
tho President that ho will not hereafter recom
mena any.parUoipators in the rebellion for pardon
owing to' tho ?iltmonBtratiegs of the rich pe?pli
made on thc fourth of July. Ile is sstisJicd thal
they oughtto have a long-probition. ,r
?Srlbts N. Y. Tribtrao is trying tb make-??
that^Barnura's Mtucum was flied by Southern
sympathisers, offended by Barnum's caricatures
on Mr. Davte.
pSt*Matilda Boron, thc actrc??, hr,B fallen heir
to $75,000, hy fhc death r.f n brofher.
/aDT'How?^?obb is rep'or'ted to"have remark
ed, when ho heTd of Hov. lirowh'a arr /st, "Ye?,
damn biro, he'll go to Washington a prisoner, and
be sleepiug wi;h Andy .lahnsim iu. lets than a
fo rtui gilt.'.'
CS""A^'lars*, nnfnber of triiops belonging to
j Gen. Steedman's coniruand arrived in 'Augusta
last week.
Ey?<Ev?dcneo u-daily being received, says?
Washington paper, of the repentance of many*f
tho robe'.s who resided abroad dur'mg thc war.
They apply to our Minister? and Consuls for per
itiis-inn to take tho oath, which is freely given.
Among 'ha oaths thus administered, and recently
received VT; fvr registration, are those of Mrs. I
. nd Mi? Harts' -ve, formerly wealthy residents of !
Ucaufi ri Ds-s*rict. ??ou?:i Carolina. Tr?y do not j
C?U>C . . ?. in r.:: :;'::<: j,'.'--? ei.U-"<i now.
i
fSSFQu thc intb i . ? -i Sro broke om in. B;ir- J
num':' Mnscniu, cs' ndiug rapidly to tho adjoin- ;
ing buildings on Driadway and Fulton strec'j.
The Mni >um was tdtally -li-itroy.id ; Ibm $121,0*00 |
Eightwcn ':' usai on Aun street wero-alsu destroy
ed. Twill ic3? said t': be one million. The-fi re '
oripirfiM ov>r a boil? in tbe mnscum baeoment
tJ^The Chattanooga Gazette says the railro
between that city and Atlanta has been comp
ted, and trains can noir rna through to .Angus
Macon, Columbus, Montgomery, MobHe, and
points South. Tho road Ts not yet ic Hie best
order, but repairs aro daily being made lo it*
?3?"Tfce Baltimore City Council lins vol
SlO.tWO-'to assist iii thc *' elevation and impro
mont" of the colored'poople of that cit}*.
I pi3-k vicious cat, in Somerset, Penn . wh
j'lolighted ia killing young birds, . was roocn
I n^tekod by eis oz'oight robins, Arbo picked 1
. tye*.out- and otherwise" so injured her that !
?n?t (fled.
??CvGan. Link's .?peech has beca published
length hy some c-fjftbc .Norjhorn papor?, In
he mok fl decided stand fer negro suTrago. .
B'ajh, KowTork, a dwelling house v
1 Burned, iii una of-i*i? sbaoe irco< in front pf wb
a robin Uni bit??t- hcfjjp?t? '.' While tho flan
-.Tere in progress the mother flew back and for
caHii'./r her -little byoo??-in ' the ilvelicsr distn
But when all proved unavailing, *he took 1
rlapo.en thc nest and perished in the flames w
her young.'
jQ^Tbe farmers and planters of Georgia ?
iiave in their possesiion Government horse? ii
. mul??, aro permitted, by order of Major Gone
Stcedman, to retain such animals.
fl^S^he experiments made in cultivating c
.t'?n in Vi nelia have extended to Venice itself
The propriotor of a bathing eatublisbmout on i
. seashore planted tho sandy Clowns of th? Li
with cotton and succeeded. Ho sent specimc
.of hi? produce tc thc AuKiian Chamber of Co
meroe nt Trieste, which bare buen declared by do
?rs in tho article superior tn fineness and ?3 b-ni
to American colton.
J3TSome pf ihe English Southern papers h<
that if Mr. Davis ?a executed England will
once terminate diplomatic. relations . with
. United States,
i J^*Gov. Piorpont, of Virginia, bas addre?;
a long-manifesto to the President, arguing in
vcr of thc extension of the amnesty anspare
to tho people of Virginia without rescrvati
The document has bccnplacoJbeforo the Cabii
.and is said.to have rcccivsd. careful discussion
?SfJt ?s said that an agent from Brazil is
Cbc way'Soutb, to offer emigrants to that conn
onc'thousand acres of landapiece.
.My. Davis? Capture.
A Rebel efficcrvwho accompanied Davis
? his fligfit frpm Richmond, and who was pr
?'rrt bis capture, gives the folioing- accot
of that affair:^.
Davis ran his risks and took his chane
fully conscious of imminent darjger, yet no
urloss. from j-nysieal weariness, to do all
'.'designed "doing sgaSisi "-tlitf dapper.* Wu
; the musketry tiring.was heard in tho'-min
lng, ?t " dim gray dawn," it was supposed
be between the Rebel marauders- and 'ii
Davis' few can?p defenders. Under this ii
" pression be hurriedly put on his boots'Ai
1 prepared* to go ont for tho purpose of inti
posing, saying-: ' .
" Tbcy will at least as yet respeot. me."
As be got to the tent door thus hasli
equipped, and with this good intention
preventing ah-effusion, of blood by an app?
1 in the name of a, fading but not wholly fad
authority, be saw a few cavalry ride np t
'' road and deploy in front.
Ha, federals !;' was bis exclamation.
<; 'f ben you aro captured," cried Mrs. D
vis with ecootrom .
In a moment she caught an idea-n v
ihau:s idea-and a* quickly as women in :
! jemergency execute tbeir designs, it was do:
P., He slept in- a wrapper-^ Jpose one. ' I- w
yoe around ?im. "This she fastened ejffiPl
was awcre of it, and thon bidding him adii
urged him to go to th.; spring, a short di
Unce off. where bis horses and arms wer
Strange a6 it may seem, there was not even
: ?fistol tn the- tent. Davis felt tia:, bis on
course was to reach bis horse and arms, at
i complied. As bo wss loavivg.the door, fe
! lowed by a servant with a wa;er bucket, Mi
HowellJ'nng vshaiu our hi: head. Tbei
was no timi* lo rvinot'O it without ex post?
?:ud umburra, amoru, abdvas- tie hail not far I
go he ran the cliauce exactly a>> it wa-, devi?t
for.bim. lu these IwjO articles' con.?sted tl
woman's a'.tir.; t?tf wE?eb f>o ntoeb norisen?
bus been spok m and weiten, and under th-;
circumstances and. in. ibis way was Jcffersu
Davis going for?i 'to perfect nig escape.
- But it was too late for any cfijrt to reac
bis horses, and th? Confederate president, wu
at last ? prisoner in thc bands of Ilia Unite
States. .
Gt.XF.RAI. MAB RU DEB Gov:-: TO FRANCS.-J
oor respond int writes from f?cfynoud:
t General Magruder's- orderly arrired her
shme dayB ago-^rom Texas He says tb
: Gcncja'Mifts--'ieit for ljVa-.cc. as be suppos?e
to join bis-fauiiiv, who arc oitbir there ora
Switzerland. Rumor baa it tbnt Bo. contort
plates applying to the French ?mpetor frrl
Commission, with a view to eng:.i-e in tb
Mexican campaign unaer French aneptces
which offer I Le best,, ?iiurai'tec- bf-perms
nonce in tho ceie.irion of his c mmi^ion. Hi
ia unclpr.->'o',d to have ready lor*es8rTieeii
Texas a suffit- eut fwrce iff ebtistit'nte aennv
iiiand commensurate lo fitij rank io which hi
may be aasigned. The tender of toi.-; forci
. will, it ia supposed, be the mM po quo'n\Kn?
which the application for a" cboihUksioh i> tu
bp-founded. Thc General bas luadra h?rgi
amount of money by cotton speculation*
wb/1? serving, in Texas and Be entertains, nn
doubt", sanguine hopes of 'augmenting bis for
tune in his newly chosen field of enterprise.
The bright prospects of gain which ure un
derstood to ba held out to persons talcing
service-in behalf of Maximilian will operate
aa an-active stimulant to enterprising- Texans,
and bring large accessions to thc Mexican
ranks from the discharged ReVel soldiers in
that State. ."'.,'.'
I -;-;-.-? .
.IIoRRjnr.E Oupn.idt: ix SU?KB? Goc.vrr,
T?>*N.-Aa.oulr?gc ot" th? most f-hpcic!n? and
abomiqablecharacter waa co?jmitreil in Sum'
Der county some Jays ago, a f- w m':'U:f} d'?
taut trom GullatLi. ? negro mnn?-wb;? bad
ber-rc traveling about with liicarmyy-w.!iiTng,
1 it is ..'i?id, or. some . Miner. Ead obtaigp.i -ni
p?oyinem ..>'. a far;ii 'io ?be* negbborti^tid.
[fohae^b?en ob<c?j?i-?'t' wat.-hjng'''?'very-rti-,
eptiCtable, jrood lowpg, white mr], obo?t
t\Yei4>y jPearaoKl, Iivlbgut ttie placer for 6t>mo
time psst. 'On the day when the outrage
was committed, be left hts plow in the field
where hc.was at work, and laid in wait for
ibe'nuforiuuaic girl at a placo ?Itere he knew
she would naas. ?..
. Whan^sl/? .approachectbe s<?zed be^drag-'
g?d ber off some di8t?bce,i?nd? tbebf^olaldcf
her. S hc'vcly" afterward another negro* omn
came up>' when the scaiindrel fled-i;le?ving;'.htB
wretched vtotim in the bands of she'second
negro, who conducted her to tkt? bouse . and
gave the alarm. The'neTgbb?rboo<Tare3n'Bot
parsuit of tke ruffian, and we- trust he may i
be broagbt to justice. '
Judging from tb'etccord of our exchanges
ia various parts of the country, there sema
to be nn epidemic of thi* blackest and mea-:
delektibleof crimes.^~NasbvUle i)ailv tVeis j
and Times, lytb. s
.A gentleman once conversing in ihn sxijij !
of-a company of ladies, and criticizing rather i
severely the w.-.nt of personal beauty in other !
?aiiir.a of their &cq.mintance, remarked:
uTli>iV are tho ugliest women I know" '
??d thor, with an extraordinary politeness
addeil,-" present company always excepted.'?
" From tho Petersburg Expre? ft ta.
Cr re at Influx ol '..ii? zr cv?. . t
" A large nutabar of negroids, .were qtJjcrj- to ?
those, already auder Captain Toby's care, on
Satorday^afternOou. Judging from the crow*!
we sa TVmarching, up S^voaraore str^oj, wo
suppose there uiiust ht?c been hard on lo
two hundred, if not more^ in, the .cobirnn.
they had just arrayed from.the country, ?mi,
embracing tho tfgecfahS lat? til. ' ' oe infant, '
and the parent of largo families ?if helpless
children, we pn?suroB. \bcy will. i??l back
upon the government for, their :?upp?.f. 1
was rather a s vi sight, tb'look upon, and
n?ny*of our citizens, while viewing the dus
ky 'enlamo, felt sympathy for ihose w'uo .vere
nj>t'able to enjoy the benefits of their too*
donv to so large an extent a? others of their
race.. The grand, and probably the great
grand-parent was there, supporting him cr
herself in lino, and bearing h iff scanty war
; drobe upon his back, or leadirg?m helpless
offspring by the hand. The .yoong mother,
was also along, walking iii the midat of her
i numerous progeny. t Some we saw with a
j child in each arro, ajid others walking at
their sides. Thc proportion ol children was
j very large. Apparently some of the women
j bad as many aa six .hanging around their
skirts, while others werejojure or lessfortn
! nato. Host of thom were badly-' off for
j clothing--and -aril looked weariotfand fa
I tigued: . . ; . ' r
We undetatand tint-it h? the -srsttnt-ion of
I thc military to establish* lanie negro w t an; ri
ment in the vicinity of Petersburg ?.j- : b< ac
commodation ofaU-whomny.. be throws '. p?
porarily upon thc hands of th? governmei .
Many will bc enabled tn gel alon? vry wrt!.l
through the summer, who will no,': be to for
tunatc in tbe'winter. ? * <*
A Little Boy Cut* off, hi? Arm tj) tec-p
out of School..
Last Mondayi'tnoiftinp, ?i ?-?e JSay.ih, a
boy only seven yenr? old, renidin? at iVo,
antville, thirty niles from Now- Yuck', to d
his parents if they insisted upon fcei,din:;'hi(n
to school, that hu would throw himself ?rn
the Harlem railroad track, which wa*-near
his father's la. d, aud-recerve su?h bj-ries as
would compel them to. keep bim at home.
They thought nothing of Lia threat, and bav
ing ordered bim to schpcJ forthwith, supposed
he' had gone until.they learned he h*d cxe
cuted his ram.acc. When the fun o'clock up
mail train pa.-.>ed the village, George, laid bia
left arm upon tho track,, aud thc. carn' parsed
over it, severing nearly the whole of his bani
from the limb.
The engineer perceiving hi in then for.the
first time, stepp.-d the train, when tho '-.nild
ran off, and was found' with bi?' chattered
and .bleeding arm behind hiy bade, Utting 'n
a fence whistling Yankee Doodle, and pre
tending nothing had h ppeoed. Before ha
cou'-d bc taken home George fainted from
pat I) and kiss of blvod'j bot when rutiOivd
and a Aurgciei w.ui summoned ho. r-":''i? d
pott obsi ii.uttely to take any anm'i ht-tic ;-.^o?'it,
but told thu wsdi'ial gentleman lo cut nw. j'.
The scalpel was usyd au the mangled 'i.u.b,
but the little feilow never whimpered or com
plained. Nota nerve trembled dnrir.g tfio
operation, .which must have bcen'verj pliit?
ful j indeed, tho boy did not speak \xr.:i'\ it
was over,-when he .remarked with e";;.: tjfit
isfaction and.anjtir-of triumph-^' Welij Ira -
glad I did it-I can't be sent. To school !?r a
while any how.'* .
The child acted with wonderful cobhhass,
saying-be first put his right armoo the :;ack,
but reflecting that when he grew up he would
nof be able U- write well with thu loss of thy*
limb, he substituted hi* left.. His parents ?re
. much distressed nt the occurrence* and aper*
; bene if bc is ..sui to school again he wilt iles
troy himself. The boys? ?ond?e? ?A ahoost
inexplicable, aud bis fortitude a?<l de?erariaf
t ti-TTt extraordinary for or;e.of _his t*;?'. -r years.
I Wb hareJtnbwh a^ great "marty"" Tittle people
who dislike the routine and confinement of
school, but never before heard of occ ?VJJO .
preferred to' part with ui&ai-m rat:e:;r tlian
submit io their disrgreoableuess-Exchsngt?.
?SrlSMj. Gen, Btecdaiaa, in comm .ad ortho
Deparljnuni of G?tr^in, hat Lined thc following
order : It is reported that in mme loealitks tb?
tro6p3 of this command are taking 'rora th* ci'i
zens thc, boraea and mulei ? tli?>ir pe?*ettion,
marked " U. S." Such eoir.ure?. nr<; forbidden.
Generally, ?euim horses and muloe har? ci'bor
b?en abandoned by thet?oTWnme'nt o: cx?'..ar?^.-.'l
l*y tho troop* fer beter one?, ll L: therefore or
dered th r.t ol tizo nj bo p?rui'U?? t; retida/cob
animals. Command: a ^ vii'- irfwill PliforCJ strict
obedienco to this order.
^?f*?ho Krilish Pjrliasr.cr.t waa pr.'-.-su-d'?n
I ho 4 Lb July, ar.d dissolved" irnn:cdinto./afi..r.
Tho Quocn'6 ;pe*jch txpresiee ple.isuro at thy :r
miiiaiion of tho ,-\ ruotioan w?r, and t?-uso >ae
evil caucoil by so long a conftk-t m-y ho. rejeirai
a-.id projperity raitortd. ?Sh.- oxfj'etsod .^r?at
gratification-at the BBs?raae*1 o? l.-yal y lr the
Rrov?e-'-??. ."
.^C^'Che Charleston city r-^i-iu. . h . . ; - nd*
gro^a arc ilying at an aro. ii? ?' '' ?!?t; * ; ry
a wif'k ; tho deaths ?tnaor>? th - truitcii >J - ?I
coed ?ix or eight per W'j.rjt.
OBIT U l ill
f>iKri. on l-'rilay. 1 Ith J? I HS.- . Lr. ,<F..*.
:i*.M of tho ??rcin, aftori f?sw :. .UPM i. r- .T'- f.f ?.
LiZ'/lK. p'-c-M.ins cl?r1?l c -.vues A. undi SA?I.ID
imziKR, .t.i?crt-i;, a-intb*.
" I ta';.;'hes.! lit K> Tia!o4?^ <-id Hc,
An'tl lay thoui ni rnv hreaat i . -.
Protection lh?y ?b?U (ind in nu,
In mu Uc ever ble.t.
Death may ?io liando of l;fo inrbracc, *
: But can't dissolve toy loyo ;.
Milll?'ne of infant fouls coi.-p-.po
- Tho ft??ily abe-ve." s
His words the haapy.parunta hear,
And shnut with joys divino:
Oh Saviiun- all wo h:ivo and arc, *
Shall bc forever 7%:??. *
Edgefield Male Academy
T'Jh undcr??irn?d prooose to re-open this lu-,
? ir'.ion on Wedneadn/., Jeiy ?flrh, ?nd re
?iKctfiilly solioit the patroaaiio ol'trfc pooplo cf
rb'ft \*niei?o and vicinity. < ' ?
' Thev ar? propniod VJ tc.-.ch all thn, branches o?
a Ffliiiar"*ajad Claerical Academy, j?nd wi!! en
deavor io^cgniiuMC this Auiidemy La thc hij?h
srand?rd jof i.-?tcllenco which ic bis alwsys en
Ilm principal Studie.? will be Greek. Lutin, ?mi
a!! thc hmrrhi-s of an Bn^lisltndueation, euiapri
sine G rn tu mar, Gcojjriph? Jlintory. kh-n-rio,
Arithmetic, Algebra, deomotry aud XrtguDonxe*
wy.
, Tuit?on.payatilo at the expiration of o cb '.?uar
tcx, in ?ur/ency, orin provisionn?t curra IL ?J ice*.
'ri: *- ?eznu per Quarter of Ten Week *.
ru.tho ClasoHJil Dcpurtaiont, SlO.QQ
" " Aco,dcMie " . 3,00
" "Primary " ' ' '8,00
w. n. MCCLINTOCK,
Si'MT?R D. SPANK.
July .2? ^ . vi 31
-To the Publier
WE .are au? prepared-to JSTI all'order.? atd
Phy^letcn s Preaefiptbrn.', wbi-b will be
cisral'i.!!/ eumpoun'dcd, and prott.pUy artend ;J :.?.
Tilt c??h t>r j>r'.n i?ioc*? nine*, .ia ?rer.-,- ??ist-tnce
n?cumpauy oieli order or prefcripiioii, aa ?rc 'iaro
i." i*ay caah for <-,crv.'hing w? bur.
.... ? HODGES 4 JBKtffKOS.
Jcly?l 2t :.l
Lost,
?V Monday, the 17th instant, a nair of i?0L3>
_ 1 SPECTACLES. Tha Inder ?ill b* r:;itab!y.
rewArdcd on leaving them ai this r.SSca,
July S? . li 31
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