Edgefield advertiser. (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, July 26, 1865, Image 3
There's' 3? tic ic tu a Kotb^rr's Voice.
'i hire** aiu.de ia'a tnotirer'a TOICC,
>?or? 5Mot>i iha? br??tel r".'h?r;j;
Thc-..'H kladse'i ic a mo$<ir? gja::?<*,
'.' >0 ]? .:?>. ., or over living.
:v:'? love v.-'thin a njottrojr's breast., **'
J > il?op 'ti :'?l ..V.iffrwrng,
And care fartasse.sbc calls,h<'ro?i, .
l'nata?c^^"rr;ro^bg^ ,
There': angu?a-iari! -.'ithor'c '.car,
M*he: .f1 :v I ."< ^ :r7 tahtpir, * ?".*..
That s- va ':?v-r; 'c?^i?t;* eeves,
ts ssaieeiv fe*?, ]:-sS?'hr?zt:?g.lt' ' "
\ "?> ?.. .?* ? .
A: - .. mother tuecL o lieavuo,
>.: ci : .: kir child i? praying, . .
0, . ii? .li .'? baif'rh? fsrvp?fteh-r
li?t Btt^S^?Wi afeV?bf f '
S: msfcir !* troCT'oer ?ieao?r ?ti ,
Ca^rsov?So ?freX-rcest o^M?uestv<
And thVc v.jh ttii* gk?osi cf !'!'?. cart- ta????
U.c .-I.iau the sua ?f g]a?ri>s>-!
'A mather ! when Ilk? evening's star*
He: courte kath ?ea*ed beii?ro u.?,
Frorti br?tbtor wor?d'3 rogards us sud, . .
.'.lid ?.?.n-bes ?.-no'v'd cr us.
"Hoir :s t?*ld To-tiay?"
Theio yas u f.tu: ?faon H we net
A f'ici'd sigou tau s
Kt Uikcd ou c-niu>oa.tueices- taft "oar,
't'be ci'd, or oise the hait.
And took an interest m uoi?'f beaiih ;.
Tu?t iiine ha.? pulset away-;
Now, no one asks u?- how. we"do,
?ut, " How is gold to-day ?"
These w?>rds pervade the atmosphere,
AtVvredding; funerals, tail?,
No manor wuuo, ULOU eur ctr.
lue anxiou qne.-tlfm friln. -
You ?o to sc. giRa >-u love, . ?
To drive' jour cares away ;
Wa kiss, and thou e .-w-.jt 3 says,
" 0 ! ' Hvw u gold to-any T"
If ?old ?3 up or geld- is down?
What good. For rae to snow ?
Th ira is no jinglo in my \ nr^c, -
?ly funds are still >u quo;
Aad so I bate the endless cry,
And long to soar i?r:;y
To lands of por.co, wL-.n* no ?re asks, /
w Well, f How is g..;d to day V
From ?he Nen York Timos, Abolition.
. TUC tEtyft?.
leis decreed th ic*iiie 'ne-gro shsll occupy
th? atttuti-.at t?f hs American people. For
thirty years ht- has bobn the prent topic ol
d< .cupron. Di;; righiS tu a mau'; his wrongs
as a slave ; bia Ifor?s among iL? races; his
inte-Iectual calii.r? :'*his moral possibilities;
hi? physiological peeuiiCTticuym hair and
Ut? hecla ; his' color anti Jua odor ; hib history
and Lis future, have bt-eu ? questions concern
ing .vnich every man 'oiih r.U women wero
supposed tb be thoroughly posted and cease-.{
les- 'y excited. Nay, h\n hedy, soul and eat?k
i; latiu? 5 Vere uOStrtoUgh for the specula
tor:. <c b$y iud-wis norn! and- ia to
ti. -..v.. rgUeW as totrhethw Vrh?n he
sr . 'i iii;/.'- lin r- ti ld "ocDapT '-he aanui
- ; ?-.- til? M tis, ar.d be permitted1
o ? q th:: sar.ie r>er?ei?.
Ta? ipi. '. jiu i/efoye < lia public ofcc^LSCetned
.lo var* : but ender a^-.'! beh^d tu? ,? .tJi- v.-as
always t?o sante old r-'.?i- :r? .-th? negro
i'heit; was an African b uin-J every fence* and
a darkey in every-wc -upii?. W itacut the nt
gr;? ?ougrcMiaca wbnld burr Lai? iidthii.g
to 8DOat md rtijact a;out. c -:c?pi qe?stio'as
of pa??on? deTelopiaent, ^natiunal .:?
.'..:%;' via Otlt hi LI fh- ?>i-'*:li"
; - '. M?) wov.'.d harv, been Uar!
f.*r S i':-T??; wi'.t?tlt hirs. what we:;ld ;0
R^Wspaeerc/A?sai" o? MB-I'J hK-rov?cue'.*.??.ut"
k.? bi-.- ?ih?rtrwunlii have S-.??>:i nu SonthaQ)
t. iil'wieriicy ; lb? tate - uoatd ncrfxr tiavv. j
??bv>e wa^ea v?ur ptgpsrj 1. :. iv.;^i i ;.?.?. V.ire j-]
,-?- . p.;i-i u:. ; J-i." i'A-A.'- ?:?ek ..'v.'ild
nesex bare buen !?t ?A^;--- ; ??bi;- ?ot-''
?o ?sipuTU^.: *. ;.?ti U:? hs' pViyid ir, <?;;r
b:siOi;y? U?t i* is iifw:}.<.-.: bw i'vvj te*vc?r.c??T'?
what our iiistoty r-??:?i hav?' 1 ?feirn "iwitb?fe i
k.m. :!..". l-al '".tiri h'' weich A . * j
^ rigged -v :V .'.urAiV aud er-..?-.ied'wi??: ?tiit
cpwa.8, csv ~ Irt-m pertcitted to. reach ..!?> j
aho?c*. wiiU i?"td,tlicj ?rado chided v/ith 1 iv
ac.-ttrio? freight^ rrb*.: trodtd baye V?on ??.'..
sia.?.-' ?e ;&?*'w?i? sS?':ds?act'cr?f r|
p.- .??es? f?h?: ou*i? "vrWIe pfcst 'caruer-? ?i.-1
au ?set rju- > lr: "1 ."sxeeltet't une i ? de*w*
in y.>.:.'?g i-vct?'? lyccafcs, but it ?fi ait. g- t^t ;
beyond uc- depth.
?j >:ne ?f ike pLa;:?u ol tne gt**at Juctisai'.ii.s
vr.'.iv.j ii-ve h*ras5^rt*ihe! nation ?i.-r 3 ..r .
bj.-; .>'..":;.. scttloii by the war: bet utticrs ..r.
CH tar .!?>!.i ??.>''? rl-,j.^,i' ?3 ?7er. ?:id .cw :'... 1
r?i?* are ???HUnealiy ?ri!?;..i?. Wc .hali"*ne;;
Di? ??iOM f-?; .if ??f i ht* v. 'orn-> of thf
?Lgro ai !- M..**e; nut vre f.re st3 lar aa eve?*
ir.*.tn liacirg "?tao t ..1- sutus . n .
race's ol toe.., or ioUtti 'lie probiearS eon-'
etal-d in ni< piipica! ceafvrtnattori. ih -
vast syoietn oi u??ro e?ucu'.wo hrw beiUs-i
tilt: ?ispute as ..> the capacity of th- oeg' M
for i".isl!ettt?ai duvelypuieat, sf l?'as,c KO iar
us concerns his capacity ol athievmg 'hu
th.-i-e faitious lt s, u reading, r-iii:?g and rita
ma?'". but be? does that help u? to- dtcidf
tho tuttei'ulneiis Or propfiety oi ?raalv;aL-i.i.
tirj'51 We Lay? hui lately ?el'.Ied the quos- '
ttou of tue n^.o'? right to oe a Svluier ; bu."
we hive only gj."-fa:r!y int - the i-;-u?rjn?i td !
tho w.sth.in ol c^iiferrtngoipoa hita the fran
ch:flet of a ctiir.t-n. Whan the latter ceases
to be a practical ai*! poiiL. jai pna?i; td the
O?e ??.''ac qaerti'jrt- Wft shall h .veMotue o:ht:r 1
phase ol it b fore tb? cv<tT-:ry. What it will
be remains to bc ?c?fi.'
.?iiet>idc? Ute ie,adin? inalter jost referred
to, we are never without csci.'ing news ?pa- i
r-ially bearint" t? non negroes. Tcdajr, there
i3 the depuJatieo to ;be Prcsideai of Kich
mond negroes; the ?C^M an?iWr tnectirtg?n
the James Kiver ; tb/i '.uo ?itt fr/esi Hie South
of lae u?tixed a.id Unhappy i-j .ditimi of ne
groes g-?tieralrv; acct-other tuiags too nume
r-ius to be "b-ric 'neutioueii. Ii is eviilont that
this vi i.olc oe/.fro qtiesiion car. onry'be got rid
of by getting rid o." the rt^grccs ; and as,that
h irapo*8?b!r> wa n:?)st reaj cpntrxit with our
lot. Ia tf*o^w?au*iu)c H wou.'d bc well- for
theso-vf tw'whdare?white r.01 te lose sight
cittirt^T of the f-u.-t,
Tits LAST '{TASKC? IIC/.^TLKSR CRUDT.TT.
Tho rc.?'r.nd (i?air?e) Argus gives the fO!
lowing acc?u?t el the heartless" affair which
resulted iu thc aViih cf ahorse, and which
ban heretofore oc?n briefly diuded to in tei
?gr-'iphic colun^oa: .
Lion, a taffiily hone, wa3 put ir: i:ai ;ino;
te . d v ; a.-ft, zu? up*t?* tho .) -.y o? i.he tar.?
t ci; i ?ii? ?Xt?rci e of s xty miles per day .ii
if - as in chuggtj oPhie^wuerei?d th*' f?river,
bl<' LVanlc ii Th'? ?ni ? ia! Vag.a geld
ing, :-.rf ? ^'?.vu^i. ^'^e-ii-:*pfwcu;iy ail j
L ;.:e a?vti mu'e? '- iT:hw some te; hu.
rlr-d, u..~I r.??t-.r!j; ..i*r eeu bands biyii.
ii ; :*. je ?vas tee year.?, his ;*?*.;or. blaek. an i
h- -rad rai?-^ in hUl*. wure se:?t
alicsd to keep he ro?i c:i!.tr. -t.-.-ti ' ;?jufjg
a::<l asst?itatu? a :: ; i| anie-', - i ?ir -vj lei -\i?
r-byfi of horoos.. J. t.'t h ; -i *..?.
BU!kv aid t~o Orir?? W?%h ?J . ! : rr.
?? ?M r.tr :^J?t!> 2 t.
a g?n or
iwuTj wiiicu wus ktfpt up tor somo four 1
-hour?, with, tyro or. three "' brief' ppehV. jfer
hreatuiof, spnr.gin&'aud wafering. He ar
rived al P?mmo^h--abo?t half wav^-and
was talion out, rubbed down, retled'pnd fed.'
(Thc'?'ort?raoatn Cbrimele says thar, when
tue horse arrived- lin re.be did* not appear
?Toetly fatigued, ahhvugb he had .-tnuv six
ly ir.ijp;? iu &bc ?ours und fifteen- miuutPF.
b'.-tii he ?cachua Hampton he made ten milos
av. hoer Readily.] He left Pons.L-outh at
12.11)Tn fiuo condition ; lett Keaaetark at
3,30, at Saco at 4,45, and came on apk real
ly with case, at a free-gr.it, a full . halt hour
within lyy time, until about four and a
half* miles from Portland, when he stagger
ed aud fail, ana, although every exertion was
made;to revive'him, be died shortly after,
seemingly in a fit. Thus ended a "heartless;
affair. To driv? the noble animal to death
wis moi o than cruel-it was wicked. Such
?mi?cVs are ou apar, .with the prize fight.
nr.? .."..-v simply brotab Let u.9 have no more
sue . It is stated-that the horse had pre
viously been vii i ven tiiqety mil -s in ~a single
... f anti, when uken out the harness, caper
...?!' i:k:. .i"o??it. v* *. ?. ?"
fr.t re. t.ev? r*\p r?a in eire ;i ?.??i'm that the
i .. p. ?. . but the- au be traced
.-. .>;:. .ig worthy o? . i? credit., fhe horse
. . dr wwi to ?&i'h
Snr.Yurt; r. .... ; iiri'i-'g - ditorially
? ruft! :mr- ".. v.? :' . ? * "* ' .
I >j h s ?. .n .. . ??'j . ie true way to
..".pieic it w?;ui<: in* i. i.ar;-.'; s the raen con
u-rt?il i *' !-l--t .- - carcas.- '''-?he horse
u i.'.:.'. :hcm wv- . :.::(.!: ..ard Boston
ri ?.! . <ev >>.-,?i v ryonetot'.t ic jrutj bipeds
. uu'ei rite l ae el tho po... ..nima: so wa ton
y .. ui tiered. ? . r ' \ ^
i'ake X'are o? Yuur Ur .sith
.i.-.? :s g^n- -ici 4.. ???y :i?. ii. *\ " ?n'.-ai''
share -I ?usrit?tvi a'?d ;-.u . iris owi:.g lo'
tim rr.: '..' o.w-:i.r -iiak.- ? 'a:.o'.lerV ex
perience a gui ff-r ?.;?s.-!i m mut toni per
ivini g io bodily-health. Nutting eau be-j
more-true, thnn thai OHO may i. with im?n
nit) what vtuuid k'.U auoihei Br. H.dlj a
il'siiiguhshf.d physician of our d*y. ininti. s
the case of a. woman who ?v iii instantly takyi
e-ild if she pass?s teros* a room which btw
?as; he?n washed. T'uo lifo of such a person,
would set-to tb han;; on a very uncertain tcn
uie. Bbl like u !fue philosopher, having
f-.und that passing through a recently wash
ed room gives her a cold simply "avoids it,
and now, at the full age of three score yearn
?ind ten. scarcely misses-a meal irom sickness
iu a whole year. _
When, a man finds out that his constitua
tion is a frail one, his wisest plan is-to study
his infirmities, to find out his weak points,
and like a beleaguered genera!, the wirtner of j
a hundred victories, be always on his guard
us to those weak points. An old hat is nev
er made, better by. being banged about, while
by cafe it may be made to look respectable !
for years longer. A worn-ou^ horse obtains
no re-iovigorati?nTjy hard usage. A man's
body, whether frail or strong, is made capable
of greater endurance by being well' watched
over. And take our word for it-the
best way to harden the constitution is to take
?aro of it. .
That the popular sentiment should prevail
that the human constitution is hardened by
2xposure, when there is nothing like it in the
whole range of animated' nature, must be
classed among the uhaccountabilitiea, -
Some tneo\tbrive in spite ol a-given evil
labit. This arrises from two distinct causes,
* vigorous constitution, or from the nature of j
h? batean body to adapt itself to thc evils u>
i fe. i. * ' "'i' '" **** '
Gae man may chew tobacco > larguiy, hbo1
tve tu the Rj^e of seventy yp?rs ; nn.tl. r
:n iv sarv-ive a gl*s$ of grog :?t every meal, j
uk;- a regular spree r.t 'cerf? iii interval?,?aild I
<,m seem hale ana koafly at thc age of thr.'
ron nd ittu ; v.-;. !.. ? <"u?tb in? v'live equai';*-1
? whv -i's up iutt: sind never rises bcloc I
loon, But i; LS the uruicst filly to eucla.).' j
. ... ?se are healthy practices, or that th?vj
Vf if- " 1
t'-. -v. n iniiuv'Uou&i Multitnocs auopt c-i
Aiti li.ilji^of lite, on tbe ?round that they arc
verily, beeanse others are healthy whovhare
: 1 ptcu them, not taking i:ito aceoun.t thc
l.?'erence of habits of rife. A weakly youth
who UgVcr did a hand's turn in bis life, i?
iliict?l to teed On puce rich milk, fresh egj??,
md newly made bultc-r, tja the ground that
armin'' people have robust health who eat
;uch (iyrgs habitually, if, indeed. .*uch diets
.'MH>I * myth in these latt?tudes. But to
iavo .* 'aiii'tr's heultn", it is not suilicient thal
> ? eal A!';:.' fr.mcr': edt, wc must "in a'ddi
es.saii.r wirrit a?? tanners -to, otherwise
. iruinary i .i i.ci'o .'...' -.-i; kill off these
x..:' imkau'i.. uotfb.o \ ? . linne,
r^ivaw*?iiiT:d ui? -ii 'i i the '..'vrnmon
.u .> -i-1: jv.'?-l; -iv t bf taking
.: . ?I-... :hj.-.H.-.? ?ttide,' we
.ave ! .:'Ui-:j ?-. US errOM
.-. . :cW ?C?. U? biii.i: ' .:.-.;:-jr Wo, have of ?
. nev.Htl '. . :u-r .us by this
. ??a ui <-.>. i :jcr:ifoi.?
Ci/vV':: a .. ? fi ?'.mended .o he
? ..'.:.. vr utc-r, ... f i? .'ii;.-;-.-j .?i-t?il, a"s ?sing
Luoffc h-ai-.hiut, e- ruble and' safe than
wo leo. Theley :iir h. i r> i ves for his.
:'iV"-e o-.: . li'. -A ??.>? ?.ua:.g?^, cbiTobor- j
i s , .- ifiitiks, bj ?!' . fact ?::' a clergy
mun fh ' rn-- '.' ciiang-' l.y ins counsel,
;-.a ?iieVed o?" a tniuWes?in? 'hio.v aff?'c
?i . . lt woutd siee.ii iiicr-wibii: fhaiaoy one
r?! . .v?-.-: "nee KhoAl ?d?'a a rulo^
?iib i! i. u.'. *??Ci? a vi iii; g f 'ini laifon. Tb?
i ci? or ?a- '?. .y t.. iffviib < v-rimo i. NuW '
ard the: ther: m?>y De i> rvr.i?n rt'i^i be boo- :
^fitted by ?icscbiiii?,'-, bul. .theie wiil b-i a !
thousana to br rnjnr?d by i'. Wc all k?iowvj
that Ihe feet of -om? are t;:ibi-.u..liy cold; of
0 t?W diimr?, of oiii.-is oot, a;ui lo rcc-Oinmeiid"j
colton stockings ip wi'?l^r, as best for !ill.?r :
even to a ioajuf{ty,js unpradonable reckless
net*, or it is thc rcitlft of inexcu.saijle inex
{wrie?ce. So critical a ??ifn>"is a change o'f
cove-big for tho lett, at times, that we rover
advise any change in that respect; we uni
formly say, try both, aud&dopt that which is
most corner!able-' to yourself.
Son'ie persons survive a 'cold -shower-bath
of a wimer's morning; the same would send
mulitudes to their grave in a week, and make
other multitude's invalids for life. In sum
ming up the whole matter, our advice is-."*v
lst. If y OT aie well, lei yourself alone. '
2d. If you arc not'well, make no change
in any of your habits, without consulting* an
educated physicien.
3d. Do not fake it for granted tlmt .lay
habit OT practice is advisable for you, sim
ply because"bthers bave,huulth in their obser
vance. . But if you want to make the ex
periment, first placo yourself in all their con
ditions.
? - _
Ax auctioneer wassel ling a lot of ?3nd '.cr
agricultnral purposes,- .
"Gentleman," said he, " this is the most
delightful hud. It is ibo easiest land to cul
tivate-it is so light-so v??ry light. Mr.
;p?rker,There, will corroborate my statement ;
he owns the next patch, aod he will tell ytm
how easy it is worked."
> " Yes, gentlemen," said -Ttlr. P.irker. " ;' is
vcrv ii\.;y ?to wurx, bu! it i.-. a jjia -. ry ?g'ht
caster lo eather the ?n,p..'* . -,
' AB-.-I'T ')).' hn/dest casi- ?..'.? 'j.-r, Stjjivi S.
tprg thc fnu,ih'r<-r knamcd > ope . x
rrtri?v-years since, irtiJfii?eserj S.M. .!.< ? o
;' p.. il,.. ,.ip... w.-i? ^l-C.-l Hfouiid iTft-i h.
ri pi ">.: * he t t'N ill' i?* giv. ..: ..? ani"i .
i< gat si ?*T*g promptly tte?? .
?;r i; ?"k i un: j :. d comutc-ncjii* bluwi:.?
i'c,faith '?fttit thc '. ".
tVtifri are :*..>:H? {bat . ;>'
. Shi t ll. ir
?*4iecause/'r?tamer! norfoct frrclch,
" I do net think froth -is healUiy:'
- ?ron? lite M*sa uri Demorar, Ju y .1.
! Suicide u? ?t ??uamrr.e?ui Lover--Tragic
f '. ftes ult*'ol'a. Jest.
: ' A vf-'1]: or two a?ro wc i ? ? ti. cd thu cir
cums:H?.?<as of ayctugladj ?j.ber
. h self a* Venice, on tao .'.?;??>.;. Side
^ ri vet? on account bi >i?a^{><Jirjtiuti!i? ?'. ci Inri)
adair with One. ...... J rey/ Fuakbouser. On
I Saturday morniiu; Funkhou-.r vi ?: - .1 the
scene of ?JJ? suicide, and tia tv. i:, a I:1, i ; re
m?se, shot, himself through the heart.
FtfokhottSti- wu a- G ormani i i?ar-m? k< r,
and boarded at Holm's boacdrng-hou.se, on
Franklin avenue, between; Twfcn.y-.ieeoml
and Twenty-third streets. He had a r^otn
near by, liheivhe slept and worked. He had
been a soldier in the army, and, soon after
obtaining his discharge, .paid his ?aidreuses lo
Miss Elisabeth Lederer. One day, during
a stroll on the. bank of. the "Mississippi, near
the village of Venice, the lovers sat down un
der the shade of a tree, and there exchanged
their vows of lov?. They were engaged to
be married, arid to them the horizon of the
future waa tinged with the roseate hues of
hope and undying affection. They met dai
ly, and were exceedingly fond cf each other?
But fate, as if envious of their happiness, sent
the. malignant demon of doubt to plant thorns
in their pathway. The course of their true
love did not long run smooth.
Ode day, about a month ago, Andrew, in
the excess of his happiaess, remarked play
fully to Elizabeth that he' did not intend to
marry her, and left her. She pondered 'up.m
his partiug words} and, thinking lie might-be
iu earnest, felt-greatly depressed, and became
u prey to harra-sb.g doubts and ^U???UOU-.
Fi J ? lid with b? di "g thoughts of evil; she're
vi^-v-i thc trysting tree On tho bunk of-tho
rive . MT Venice, and, wandering along the
. uingl?d her te.'rs with the flood that
tl.r.v- d ac %ey fwt. Seating herself under
i',~n-> c.' di- gavo veut to her feelings at ber
cru ls?Je.' Siie ret urned to thc city after a
-! lime -pent on ibo opposite . shore, but,
uuuii<* io hear from Andrew, she went back
to Vtmice, and ia a moment of despair, rush
I ed ii,to the water, aud was swallowed up by
'the remorseless-, current.
"T^e body.of MissXederer was recovered,
and ber lover, Who wa-., almost listracted by
thc intelligence of her dcatb^took charge of
. the body, purchased a lot in a cemetery, had
the. remains interred, arid a tombstone placed
over her. He told his friends that he wished
to be buri?d by the,side of his lost Elizabeth,
and, assurtfl them that it wo?ld not bo long
before he wotrld go to hisresting placa.
Funkkouscr was a man of aboul thirty, but,
after the sad death of. bis betrothed, he be
camcapparently an old manfhis bair turned
gray,"and his whole aspect was changed. .On
Saturday morning ho wem) over to Venice
with a friend to revisit the spotiWbere bVhad
exchanged vows with his dead mistress-. His
friend asked him to take a glass of beer, but
he declined,'and said' he had drank all the
beer be intended. He was seen sitting un
der the tree on the bank of thc river, with
bte breast bare, a pistol lying hy his side,
anda miniature of Miss Lcderer ic his hand.
Not willing to intrude upon his meditations,
his friend turned to leave him, and bad gone a
?hort distance* when he heard the explosion
of the pistol, itunning to the sp;;t, he i"U.:d
Fuokbouser weltering in bis .bluod. He h i
placed the uiux/.le of the pistol tu his h .1
and fired. His agony was brit i, 1 a ni'J
mont he was dead. Iitsrerntgni werebrvrvl :
over to the city yest^rdv. ?. t i. ? ., .1 ?':
buri. >! I y t <e Hld* f'.t Iv .? -::' us'rte h
reipested. " |
I rib'HI i.vdl .r that/s ?ml.
!?'.:. i.: j Pl, has CSU? : .?:> ?ca.h o? . ?/ .
' OC??t :unl :. V::. ;. '.>< YtliXt .m?gir] ??V
li' r : to lie Ii.ip? . ami 11 :? ?U ?v.b-rs s
id'Jiy. - Wo t?ei'?'Lrts iibir::i; !I -ill .p.-i.. i
te d p -.v i#:-.' -
( A 'j ruc Uni?? ?ian.
Thc New Orleans Picayune, ??' the ?H
inf t.. alluding-to the appioiu timmi M? li nj.v
tav.< F. Perry. us '.' JV: ..l?overuo? ci
South Carolina make [heluliov,iu?,?: mmcnts
under the above caption :
B-17. Pony, who has Been appointed Gov
crnor cf South Carolina, is ,a most capable
and meritorious< genth.-ma.-i. i'^o selection
of sucha man is another indication' ol' the
policy and sound judgment of President
Johnson. It shows that he is determined to
lind in thc-scvcral States the proper men to
direct, the reorganization of those unfortunate
communities. The appointment of such men
as Wejls, Sharkey, and Perry, will do moro ;
to restore .order, "good feeling ?nd promote j
reorganization, than any oilier step which has I
yet beca taken in fbi.-; direction. Mri Perry
is a gentleman'of life time ??evo?ou to thc j
old Union. He has manifested this s:>i.ti-1
nient not by cheap professions and loud high
sounding speeches, mad? before pjQple who
arc all of one fcelingiand idea, and that in
favor of thc sentiment avowed, but he ?.as
proclaimed.and maintained it in-h.; presence
of an excited and nearly uria;: rums crowd
of violent opponents and denouncers, irre-1
quired Ht ile courage to bc a ?rom: U::iim ?
mar. in Massachusetts and New York, but in j
Sonth Carolina it ha3 taxed to th" *MQst thc I
manhood of the boldest and strongest .
to ?vow *i ny sn ch sentiment for ibo last twen
ty live years. Mr. Perry was thal man. Hs '
?:in-.-t -linit:k from the respomiliility-of h?3 j
rn i ii ion/, -"?ejbndi.d and justified them every- ',
v< fiore, und thus won thc respect and com?- J
dene*.'of all his adversaries. . -,\
ll? upp' svd nulalication thirty-five, years \
ai?.jj and .tuck the. field in earnest and vigor- j
oms opposition to secession in 1861. A na-.j
tive of thc State, of an old and distinguished j
lumily, he elun^ tb Hie old ;Union without
! renouncing or regarding ?s - inconsistent j
I therewith the warmest affection 'or and pride
Lin his Siate. He was nut of that bastard j
I c?us? of Unionists who think it esscrilial to [
j display their love of the Union, that they !
? should ignore the claims of llmir State, hnd j
! acquiesce i ri measures to deprive them of j
i their rights under the constitutions In all
j that appertained to South Carolina, in all that
j qwoseignty which was clearly reserved to 1
j her, she had no truer son or more gallando
j fender tlun Perry; but when it' was proposed,
i 3i he thought, to expand'that sovereignty', so |
! as lo trench upon and interfere with the right- ;
ful powers oT the Federal Government, and :
to destroy the national character of thc Con- |
j federncy, thou he was a Union man, and stood j
! ready to resist the claims and Ats of the ex- ]
1 tra States rights men. 'j
Mr. Perry adhered to this position, amid
! ; !1 the clamor, tumult and v10J0r.ee which
j marked the scenes preceding and following
! the secession of his Stale. V?heu thv war
broke ont he retired to bis. plantation in sor
rowful silence and gloomy ri?s}?'i?ilencv. H.
Pcould nut raise bis hand .ajj.d?.-^ hr ,.. v .
' Stat;.-: be could not aid or sy??patios', a .1
those who w?r? wagina? terribv wsr aguiu"t
her p.^.-p'e. And v?;i Uv coitdemned tue
.cati-.! wt*i?d ]ia%I. isr-uj!.i *> ? .1- --.a of
;';.?. it- ',.:L.,*. a.. 1 . .'
w mu -"h'- ? - *e:,. '.
Tfc !.. v.-: ?..i 1\A0
*>i'ij ' -^er?? I tte
n ... .it' ?I'M .. ct..v .>' which .
T?O '.'.'?.*?'".*>:?. w?... .. " _\ ? .
has bc.-a, . titcnOL-.i to ' f? .
I ? it -.- piv.t.fy? . ;i:?J p-.r.> . al
pressed iu.sovh gpu?rai and $-SS?SQU? terms
A N DREW .T?H?tso^-The^ontgom?fy (Ala
u ) .' nj! trulj ob .tyres that stace tho'days
ul' A>: lr w'J .iifiyn, no -mambas fille*d the
4 J Lxecn! .C?: xhi'i-i'' United States Gov
er ri?, il . inreifi .'med character and iirm
nes Rh? !:iae~preseht occupant of that re
- li... ..olilical career, to his
pr ion before the Ameri
. . .? . . ??, toe varied and remarkable.
, i ?. ft .ii ?iic ranks of the people, he
.. . i L-'ia |vray upward, through and
. ry o'.-.'i'lach;-wiiu'o courage undauu
'. : und a pc?t?vcrgnce and energy coiumeq?;?
S::?] in the eignest degree. He has ridden
iiuv-\. every imposition, combatted the moat
puwcrlai .uliuenccs pf wealth and party, and
advanced with the stride.of a giant towards
thc loftiest reach of ambition. Xo matter
what may have been sajid of his political an
tecedents, he hanover proved faithful to thc
interests of the people who elevated him, end
lias consistently followed up the conserva
tive line of policy with a ' ateadiucss of pur- j
[.pose which commanded the ad miration of eveu |
bis-most implacable political opponents.
The interests of the people'ot' the whole i
I country are much more likely to be acbsorv- ?
I ed in tho hands of Andrew Johnson, than they
j would be in the bands ot any other American
j politician of- tho day. Ile "is a .man who
strikes out a line of policy for himself, relying
upon his own knowledge of%he people and.
their wants. At present it is to his interest,
as well as it must be to the sincere wish of his
hsnrt,/to restore his country to its original
united strength. He is emphatically a peo
ples man, and undoubtedly will pursue that
. course in-the future administration of our na
tional affairs which will he best for their wel
fare". We have no fear of Andrew Johnson,
and while the nation laments thc loss;of that
honest patriot, Abraham Lincoln, it has
reason for self congratulation that his mantle
of charity bas,descended upon the shoulders
of a man who has the wisdom, and the nerve
to execute justice, unnwod hy influence and
unbribed by gain.
. ?TUE SOUTHERN PLANTERS1 PLAN.-The
St. Louis Democrat says :
A genlUman who has been intimate with
Southern plantera fofrtirirty years, gives us
information of thec??rs'e which some of these
cotton-growers have-determincd to pursue in
relation io the cultivation of their lands. It
is simply to lot the lauda oat to any one, black
or white, who may wish to engage in such
employment, at a certain amount of the pro
duct per acre, or per bale, if the ar tibbs raise ti
is cotton.* One planter, at the-mouth of Rtd
river, who has ?ix thousand acres to rent i;i tbb
way, proposes to retain ons-fonrth of a bale
as r/coinpensation for his land, and for gin
ning the cotton a small amount additional
which will bring tho price up to about otic
third of the crop-the same'proportion r.
that charged for all corn lan is in other .s.-c
lions of the country. This method has preyed
successful everywhere else, and there is no
reason why cotton culture and tho Southern
?part of the country should hs au exception."
. ?--?
TUE MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
-The Tuscumbia Alabamian ofthe^Oth says: j
A force is at work repairing the Memphis |
and Charleston railroad, between Corinth
and Memphis, aud the.cars will be running
to Corinth from Memphis in a short time.
:'hf!i-e aro four bridges to buiid between here
.d Corinth. The track was relaid and
us i cy Gen. Hood last December, arid is, we
believe, in tolerably good order.
"-XT" " ? . T/i a co'i threatens to dig up
. . . ? 'ai . usband and pack it off}
. .Sim writes to thc National j
li ?wm .' n al Springfield, Uli-|
tlif rn 'hument is erectad !
L :-V-'_-' 2__gmains at Oak Ilid^e, I
-\ ' !- . Ul-Hil ?ly. ?.j
irept a proposition 1er j
cm ^ romains to U ashing lou. j
y" ' l'i i. - learns that Collector j
' .;. p di tn ?ie Iroasury $1,000.:
. ; .h- proceeds bf thc recent
:s aud '.'titer property s..'i-:;d and
ndon I L'be-money arising from ihcae j
h noi a special fand hut gees in 1 Ito )
geueral treasury account. Mid the persona
liavtng a demand for property i>f tho kinds
specified as seized pr destroyed hy thc govern
ment, will hf. vc to prosecute their c tse bc- j
?fore aconit of claims, ttiul. if simccs??n'-, wnifr
for spe'eial appropriations by Congrers to do ?
them justice
Sis'* Thc universal sufTrage rotrimlUec !
has addreps?d Governor Y>.-:?-, of i.n., iv-'
qnssting that before ordering the State elco- :
lion h?"shall caoae all loyal ciii/.ens. without ;
regard to-raee-or origin io takr^ihe-ioatb. j
Wei's reallied bitterly, declining to comply ;
with tho rennest, and Mates, in fiilllho acts !
ol'thc National Administration, lue rre?id?nis .
Emancipation policy, andrccouslruci ion which
ho will cordially .support. j.
The Herald's special says- belief i.s gaining j
ground iir Washington that President John .
sim wi il recommend to the next, ,C -ingress in I
Ir's first message, that unless the States adopt !
measures or embody in their constitution ?
provisions for universal suffrage, (hoy ehonld
nr.' yo admitted ; and that in determining'
,e qualifications of members of Cotteress;
will require respect 'o all classes in the South f
and a rigid-endorsement of tho changes which j
have rendered the cxisii.ig law.? and precia- ?
mations necessary.
j53?T Thc Herald's Richmond eorrespon- j
dent says the work of confiscating the prop - j
eriy of wealthy rebels was inaugurated in
Richmond on Monday.last, much lo the con-1
sternation of lb? people of that city, by the j
seizure of thc fumons TrmlQgnr iron Works |
by Government agents. A description of a j
larfre amount of other properly Ihude to nc j
confiscated, bas been taken and t-Uo tenants j
th?reof have b.*:cn notified to p.'iy no ~ *-? ;
rent-to the rebel proprietors.
Tiie Richmond Whig says that in six j
counties through which its informant passed, j
there wero but nine negroes at work in the |
fields, but the country Court House, and vii- j
latfcaare full of them. The negroes are sab!
lo be deserting theil* wives, who, willi theil ?
children, are left a burden upon the farmer*. '
The cotton crop is small, but'good. Oils'i
are rank and going tc v.ivek. Wheat is a j
good crop." . 1 -
The Herald's Calve-stoncorrospondent gives !
additional accounts of the exodus of r'cbi is ;
from Texas .into Meptico. Rebel Genera^
Shelby with three thousand of his follower?
accompanied by Ex-Gov Moore, Allen, a?d
other distinguished politician's ol' th ; iati-G nt
fedoracy were" on their way. They had trans
portation, arms, and supplies lor six months,
n 1 i i..f which they faithlessly failod to sur,-.-.
3?r iv the Uiit?d States, in accordance with
the terms of Kirby Smith's capitulation.
Tlu.y professed to be - going uinrbly as emi
<r ra n ts. - * .
??PSr Thc prevalent impression that a ma
j.-,i"- 'c4 tuts tromps have be^p.n p:-. i el oil' by the
irT'-oneous. On thc first ni
? i ?!.. -roi ls embraced the namoi
?>. i._ . .. "i > io'-h Jitimbur but about
.rv .- ; : ,. ? ye; bee? paid.
-..-ked what, sho thought*
. .yrs of the name Qf Jone?,
. look, replied :
>...e co say anything abo'H
'. '. t.as to Mr. Jone', sonic*
, i again I don't know ;
1 . . guess he'll turn out t-.i
suv.;a sort of a um? a? I bike
Polygamy atTi'd i'-s Fruits.
'The editor of the St. Joseph (Mo.)
thus disco-arses bf this accursed uoctr;
its fruits:
> Ws iatfcjy mei a young and iulc
girl at the house of au acquaictanc
told us a talc of wrong and suffern
would f'j.. ish mate-rial for agood.sizec
Ouc year ago this young lady left he
in P?D!59> ivania--a.hci?ie where all tk<
ries o?rlij?! were at her' coraraan'd!' I
rents were indulgent,, and she. an ogl.y
was loved by them with all the fcttdi
true parental affe?tiou. *To wish c
remained ungratified,'foi- she was tho'
those paren;s, aad tho light of the hoi
been made des.? ate by an act which v.*
ever cast i's sha lows on her heart.
in February, ISCA, ehe hr entire acm
with a Mormon preacher, .who patulea
in glowing'terms the gloVh s cf Utah a!
Mormon religion,. He told ber if the*
tiful valleys of Utah, foriiuV i o - ail ?rt
giant mountains, whose pe iks, bu;-.j:sb
eternal snows, looked down upon ike v
of perpetual..-green, peopled "by God:
chosen kindred, who wore free as the ?
taiu torrents that leap the roclrs riPthJ
Timpanagos range. He told ?ter of tl?
tent and peace reigning ani'':i: ?he S
and assured ber that the M.-.rr-.onN
God's own peculiar peeble, and. so ire
on ber iraagin?tiqp tb-.t she finally^ons
to leave friends, family, and ali the en
meuts of home, and-go with bim to the
loy of the Saints. Arriving at Chicagi
torced ber to marry bim, th? ceremony ?
performed by a mock priest, without ri
or license. In April last'she left Wyoi
Nebraska, \vith a Mormon train, for the
of promise, and-finr.lly arrived in tho- Ci
the Saints. Here she found that h-T bu
had four other wives, who regarded lier
no tender emotions, bat heaped abuse
contumely upon her head.
After a few mont ba her liege lord tole
he had conclui?od to sell ber to another;
bad taken a great fancy lo ho.r; thu
other wives were jealous, and dV:cliii<-<!
bis last wife should live with bim"OH loi
She declaran! hex dc-termination to die In
she would thus be put away iifiH force
livens the wife of ama:: with whom abe
no acquaintance, and bad- seen but o::n
bet rfc. Her husband told her tr, wa.': Jj
.ham's order, and sh? must- do so or, los .
lifo. Deicrmii ed nof.to bo thna^jsaerili
?mestarted to.run away, witbwihe ir.i..-.
ol ra -iii brr vy.sr tvi O-tmp H. - o' in.'iii
Q?d?r Va? cy. n.ea farris.- cl .In L'
.States .r>.--?.-. u?a c::-:%n . fr:.-, e-'i: th
She s'tfr?ed o.i lo n, ai ?I aft^r Iii. . Uu
ten mil-.-a. was ..augb:. an/U^tou^ut ;
?n(r.' i.^aouivc... uTrvi .-ei;..."
w.is ':; S kvpi i'j? .+ at ? WlVi'\?'r pl
footTto???^!? life.; - V' -' 8?
. TV m?i ^ !?-.::? SV?? !?.-.! r& ~-c ' tv 1
wi" :;'V .; ..>./..:'! !>-*iu?rtife
to tra . ??hVr rc solution .:?. f?n-r to ~rfre
?litt. L'brou'gli ibrc> oNxirCUmatariC-ri- <L"
las? yf?ded. libte s?t-s f?n?-}. If/or-s,'
ji-a!.'jLi-.w.asd quarTOta adsji'g wore info
able,'sndtsbe-ugaiti eetifmujcfi t?? ? sc pi
die i;? the attempt This timi-' sh?; ?tce&
.'?: reaching ?he hc.-v.hvtaeleri"o! i''-?a. Ut. :>.
-" v iiom sin? told'her uh? ot sulF?: :::;*. .
ci-. :.*rr-f b'..- through t, the S-a^a w
a Government raiubou il for l-Y.: L :-. .., :
She i-rav ?J. 'his ri ty lo night, & rep?i Ul fa
a sorrowiul child, for hoc borne in iV.msy'l
mit-; mt ? orno .-hebras ptriuaded to ties
ibrou.i'it lie rr.lsreprcient?tior.s andiriles
a crafty scoundrel.
Checking Perspiration..
E'iward Everett, thc li niched ?cbolar, t
accompiishmed diplomatie, the or&tcr, t
statesman, the patriot, became overheated
testifying in a court room, ou Monday mot
sat m a dralt ct mr until his {urn e-artc
speak : " But my band.-; and feet are ice, ai
my longs on tire. Tn this condition 1 had
HO and spend three boura in the court roon
tie died in lois than a weeli from this cb.ee
in.: of the perspiration. It was. enough
kiil any man. -t? ?.
L*rofc3gor Mitchell, the gallant soldier, a:
tim most eloquent oatr .nautical le?tnr?r tl;
ever lived, .'while i:i abt?te of perspiration"
yellow fever, thai, cer?uin sign ot r?coyei
left his bed, wen* in'" another rc "ti, beean
chilled in ii mom- r.?.nnd died th?! saine r:i:;:
If while perspiring, vi w'c'xic ? thi:
warmer than usual, from es ret -e ur a hean
room, there is a tud?en esptsiitii ?n sf ll .-.<.?
lo a still cold air, or a raw, dump aimtv'p1 ;*
or to ? draft, whether m >. . r.pir? wind w i
door, or street corner, au inevitable re-ult
a vidletttand ir.statitaneous e...-ing oi' ti
pores of the?skin, by which'wasto anil i-..
pure Untiers, which were mahi-iS ib'-ir
oat of ihe system, e.ra corupclbd to fie i::"
??si? through sotoe other cbauueK "'^ '<?>'*?.??
\b.cuui\i soma weaker part, not rio-nr.turi
ono, aiiil barm to that partis the res?b. Th
idea is proscnte l by saying that the cold ha
settled in that u?.r'.." To illustrate :
. A lady was about getting into a small bon
to eros5', thc Delaware, but while wishatij
iirsl td get an orange at a fruit .standish
ran tip tho bank o? tim rive-';, , and on her ti
turn to tho boat, found hei?cif.ujucb heated
for it was in the s-uiamer j but lhere was
little windon the water, and. ibo' clotlii'u
soon fdlTeold to ber. Tho rwx tuorniotf f?b
had a severn cold, which'...:?.-1.1 ?'-' to r fun??
and wit;.in a year .>im.?iifrl ol ?.*.:..'!:?.;..
A sarong in'iii v.- ts v.v.!:- VT i rrj :., -.?:'.. d
May. Fceli^'? a little ^tiivd hbnut ms'in -.<
sat dowrf in th? ?feade of-the i'.onsc amUbi
asleep. Bo'w.ilked.up chilly, b?tuumati
of the lunjjs follow . I, eu 1 nj a w ?wu. J'tf? '
of great; sutferiag. inciusuia f.t?ut. ' ? ; r;,'r
ing his clre?t there w.w so.jh v.) <-:. e rc
decay-that the yellow- Bt.V j! w'.n c >- cfi
out by the cupful. ' ^ .
Multitudes of wpjnoh Io* b?alih "r.d
every year, iii one or two ways-J??i>vij?/j
thetnaelvoi in a warm ki ter. et: until w. <.-.?..-.
and theu rlir-.wiivg t'..e>i: ' .-c ?n t- b-i -i
sofa wUh^ui coy..;'!'."', n'ttd yorbii '-: :.. -. r. cm
willful fir? ; cr in tvttib'v-v.-j be ? t r olt>'.; -
ing, and pvr-.-?p.s ch.'w.g:i:-.' t- .' dn-K.-} f- . ?
ruo,-?- <?...;. uion o'io, a*'. .?*??'? :i> tui--. eu); ;
-j Vj ?a it wu Ik or u sri ?ppimi: T.-c rule
sb:.-i''l ha i r?-vhab?e to >,:. ..i^oi.c.euotfs. .u;a?m
r-^ixn hud k-.'-'p ...?'. 4.U the iVi'-i liiMr,. lo.::U
.-it ten1 mi ?? -t5..niu.?l the,.*- \<?-.iud is per
fcc .'/ 4r?. I:i hil WUai ;<?.. l}!?&. j??? ' }"
Walk, or . . av .CCa? n, ??o,t' o P'h^
li^-a-n'ivy : e. iLahiu ; .
' H.-.; ' . *'. Sro ;Y-A.sot;r
THE r*... ' -. -..<, incident,?uot
g*Ci.>". ? if iv i, . wi ?:'<??:? otie Ot thc .St.
AI'.?..'..: ' !.:.' ;-'S. ' . liv como Ul/?igilt.
I'.'--i'. !-: aequjttalj one p! lie
; ? .. nr -- ! ? h in tho ?udg?,ede
.-. toni dele . .i : "* the country. I?
. nn . . - v.-. =. .- ?o 3isg'.'.i?etl. be
o .. " -. n ie. The difficulty
j . piexi!.g, and on.. WjiS.s?atc-% ii kc
esto; ? u -cn longer, ??? wiu^d tiki !y e ar
ris ?vi; uni Jt.'risi?i:-- few utagoisci thc lynx
i eyeJ o?ieers uf thelawhiwl fc?n?enlb'rat?u.
A'n idea,, however,. srnick' bini: He hirXl a
. baby! pavi?ig $ lOO'as security for* its Baie re
itiro. lie then.drcsseVl ns a lady r.nd started
' for Kalila* with tlft cltild. and ior Rreat part
of the way had for an escort thc vccy o?b?cr
; detailed to caleb him. He, howe-vcr, gives
ij the delcclive a very good recommendation
for gullantrv, for dtumg the trip lhere was
j not bing either himself er the child needed
. that thc oi'i.jor Qi' tho hw did not'get for
? ilicrn. Ho, anived safely in Hahfay at-J lO?k
I a passage for E?rope."
t?T'TroublM aro on tho increase betwcen^enl
I Te*as t'o?ced.nu? MaxitoiUau s Uo-p*.
i J. W?LT^?;mw Bm^mMf^^r,
RESPECTFULLY offers Ha services to tie cid- *
zeas ofl?dg?ftcld?Rnd surrounding--vicinity. \
OGico r.who residence ?Klhc J?te Cu\w??&^$sy;
' July ll ti ? 2?
Professional l??tice. ' "*
MESSRS. BACON"*. BU-TLEil ?itttpFjrtt?? .
in the Courts of Law and Equity in thu .
State.'* - ?ftj ? ,- J
Old Office of M. C. Butler and .Carroll Jfc Baopa"' '
... JOIIE.X Bi COX,.. .'.".**'
- * m -? .. M. C. BUTLER
- -vMay 23,.^ _. .,. 3m ' ^ 2,' . ' '
JOSIAH SIBLEY &
COMM!!*?-iO S tl' tU 114$ ?
AUGUSTA, ?EOILGlA, , " ' T*.
V/Hl give thfiir"pcr??na! httcntlftn ta thu
STORAGE ?i?D^^L-g OP-jjoiiposkt.-:. .
AND O ? trER PKOrftrCE.'? M-Jli-ti
CONSIGNMENTS'SOLICITED.' ? J '
./.ugusta,'Jui?e 2?tb, ' '. . 1KI2:? '
Fresh Arrivals !
H&?>t&i*7 & have jost re
ceived ih>j (uUofria; artiolcsj
...ALOMSL, . Vi', lt MIF Ut; E.? ? .
BLUE --A-iS. ' lt K A AL TAItTEIt? .
SULP. MORPHINE. ?SODA. . T ? . ' "*
QOTNLS?:,; r. ?AsTOR OIL. *'
OPIUM.-. SWt?BT'IHB, ' ' .
CU' OROFORM". BORAX."* ' . i]
DOVEltS-pOW'BERS, COPPERAS, * . - . ., ->
SPT< NITRBJ SULPHUR, ?HA
JPECAC. J MADDER, ....
CAMPHOR; - LNIHG?, . ^ .....
B A LS \ M .(iO.P A?B A, B L? C K' PL ? i>E fi] *
-NIT: SILVER,Tstick, ^PICE. ' '" '' V ".
IOD. l'O?A^'A, NU f M ER," 7 '-' . .
GUM Alf?ro?C, "^W?r?aiK? HT?-Cf?.' .
i FANCY t?i'iyites? ??' ?
.COLvGNU. BEAR'S C?I.. POMADE,
. it, R'JU?5,LU/: vrniTE/^
/ . - J- tl 1-** - . t
i'icc ?nd Course Cojg;b<\Ii:dr at.dA'u?tl^B?ufTt'i:^'
lyi?al S5jtp,.": ,, M htimfrXm
-. ?S??wr?,.(??;i,iDi>>3. v?. . . i .r ..!. >Jj?
Stnej Prti? and Holder?, En^lijh M*ttl;cs, ?c*.
. Ja,T;|r j7**\Jl 2tl. _*L. '
import?nt Notley/,, :;- ;!?ft
P^Cv'?ST M?p.^ilAL'S Xt^FT^?:.' L* Ji *
ff?p*n?y y ^??tnTn^ Tnf>?!miim. ?1
T?c Gompiia#iottt;rs-ojl ?toiids fuir ?dgc? " * ;
i..-lit Dist; ici,- ... , , ^ '
ARfcWi na th or? ?d "towc?ll^-out .-^m-the
- ^ i-::?-:., ii.-, tit-tlu.- :-.? L in.**., Al ?i jlE??,.
??l
2 ?lu'rub'lie'Thid?'fir the l???tVfcw yenr?? hav^v,^-,
i"jr h ?rn nn>:h h<'.'?!ff],-it t? imperativa joa.^U^
Ib?'-lf t.?'-Roid-dut^tu"tu?out.-with, promptness...
fbr thc aoovo narppSA^ . _ ' , 1
CHARLES W, HOOPER, ' : , ' 4
lat Lieut. .13.1 F. S. C. T,.
June
cpd Profsit'Mar?hslv- . .'. .
. tr- ? . 27 - - ,
Jib'' ,W.O?h?ye been juithoriz?d^.by t?ie Friends
o'- Cn^pt. H. BOULAVARE to announce tim a
Caadtdiite fur Sherifi" of Edgc4!old Di?t?id at tho
Sort election. ' .
tApr 12 to-. ?; * it".
For "Tax Collector.-/
^'Tho Many Friends of D. A. J. BELL, Esq.,
rospcctfull; non-ii?u'.to him o* a Candidato ?c-r
Tax Collector at thc- next election. ? , ?
Oct 1S_ _to ._
For Tax Collector; . . . .
TnE in.my Fricn-lao. C?(>t. J?M?F MITCH
ELL rcspoetfully nominato bim a.- a Car:didato
li,-.? ? tc* 50
Mill
Notice,
P3RS0KS intending'to haye grain prnund ?it
my Miils will plca?o 'observe tho itdluwtng
ruloe: ? "
IlaVe-'yo?r;names recH?tceed: .dway? Maib:,
about thc nHii:b*r of b?sui? t?> to ^r..u
(he time ol rogUterin? y r unto?' ; . ? V'S?
notified of lbs day ?.-;^- ?. '.
Person J ?r?-:i^i?i^.-!.;y. - ' " ' '" '...?
or tliV:-uin/.y- N 'I :...;. ''!.... * -?,R' ..-?'.
?bc nnniRsr ?I Vu if' 'I" -*'.' .*?* e co u .t?Mt.i
tlie s imo. ' ' '-; . ?* .. j
Any per?n m?v?' eu.-aagt . i ? . ?...>
p-?? i'ded they ?rv JM? C"iiS??*?iti.)?. .
.On anv d.-v. ii til? frwij Is W ifrcfwl fl <ri?U .
bo :/:..>...!'.; ti-.. ?.ii': I :n r..-.?:*t y If n--t ifc
wfl? bcfr-.-;.- I in [Mo ...<l-.:r-?>f rt? iimvifli? -?" '?
Uara your srritn .-t-M ' u'-:'.r-.. ;>"d. irv. Bc,
{.LU ra?!*'ic yr.drmpnftiftt?newts?tw y u wi.l>f o
yon'r^tl?ce.'i anddf'?ew d - y H!wi be a.-. ^i-td to
you. ? fi '. . : ... ;. ,
'' \Sof?. tun;,; Bfd executing three (3^xu?hj??
.?fil? huve L-rcfareucc .-t cntageinimt?,
lt. Ti?Hnt?*
.'.Tune IS . ... ? ''tf ?.?' -i ...Si'?
-J-'-Yir^-'"li?*'' v7 "" ?V*f "'
Notiecv
ALL :'?cri-.nr':2^*'.tr?;.n? :. ?> "?SflJto ?f R-'bail
"il. D. 1; ht"!- ttc'i-rEdj?S-?:?hl>:?Krte?-???oca.<vj,v
ra: ? r?'i?eit?;''l'?'?; o?:?e -'ortumk .iud ? uifihu. a"::>';
ia-.'.: '?nd ho M Hbavin^?^oiB??J8 ajmlnvi iiift?
[EstMtetri!! pr???t tbeiu in&vi VHS???J?Ti'"!-1';
ly auUicn'.icated. .< . '
i ? PEL;.mERi;-Adm'a .s
3 " i y_ _ ' ,' ^L?S(
T'.li'", und jv-?ije?'V.? 'l.^ffl^VcH<'in*h^3'AJ:%
tJORINti 8t St?TESB'e?hfetcd?t?(hj^f,i^5^ .
tv?? :'(. ;.: i'm'-i'-'t pvc catifc saWi^issft ? !..
Parfidi w-"!'?n? Ole thing ?Uvbj^r L'?; i1,;''.Cr?
i?MK|it<>as?feu<L?n bim at iiii^rwi-kuco. WiM'tv
th.t 'lu is nul c- uv.-nb-al. pl -. viV.'-->"^v.-111 bc r?v '
ceived paj-tueoi Nrwof?d tie ' -* -
1 J'-nN OOLOAT?..-.
.Tu'coST^ ^ *6* . ._ ?|l :
?10 Bs war a. ^ ;?;
.'-?.EN ico.tt DU pre:.i ses ? rh??! ' ?? ??itf*
!.. t, a-aur'is y?te? ?SR?
;.".-'.Tv 'jinir.ihcd-f :rc?.>p - siiisTIwiuss?.ssWnr^gta
?pfifft ,p-.t ..n Wc!?flsMic^.Afi?ra Btrf^-jjW,
*A iX??r^-fJ?'tO Mna-i'?'-^'.!'! ? V i
,,v,,'ry-: ' -Wv^r?t-f-;v. ^formatm^
o^^,^:,.^tpllK^Kn.
Batt^rl Barter.!
*K?R] ?rR?T.^ ali ? ?r tba-1.*r-<vc-Goods
JaS?p .' ?? ?*, BGGP;T?*1 KR,L4iM?
f RACtr?T." ' L*Wir?' ?
^ -v. ? :--V.-ATKLNSO:; ^D];nLT2i
iuij n t .?:. rg ?.';;;Lli:_:r^l
7 .Baxter T farter! ^
.'i^Ui-: Gmnltcv?ik) -Manufac'.urini C.mjpany
i (rill (.?.iifmio ''NBart.^C?>tb :W.COTTON,
FL ilWi. . CRN, PKAS,. PATO^r iWD LARI1,
giv'in? Augusto iiricc.s for pro.-fuCc, and Tcrnish
?h^Cloth^f wholesale rates, ...
Granitpvllic, Afril S _ tf_1-' ^
For Sale,
A
AV?:, afffrsi rate'?)rai'i?a??l-..SndJlp^onSp.
p?Vill bo som citbcricrspecio? or' baMerTort'oi
fon. Apj.ly at this Xiffioo, . i. .
i JnlyML , ,3 H;_f'f- -'u?. /J'
I . Files! PileB'.
! -? pr DOBBS SUPERIOR E^GLitH FILES.
: XO ombrncin? Mill taw, (joy Cut .anC. "U f
I tard EH.ES, for-saia.at ui-.-d. :^ rt r* ?
I ALw,.aloi.orsptaadid CAST ?TEV.,.
j _Juao2? .' -tf*'- -- ; l^jg .
j Powder I PAbwd?rl
. FJRST it?Tlf artige ol' RIFLE-POWDER
I ?3? f? .'?10 :?<'t?l?i'" Ofii?o. l'rieOj ?U cents per
1 tionod-specie or provirious.
K Juno il ' Ifr, " 2?