'y<y*S5^>fX3^*ir^??K-?^.',*?-<-- -??rr?--!???,
rHJHJd?a*? WEtM?KSDAY MOUSING
? v
D??EI30?, KS?SE '? CO.
S'JB^CIUPTIOVS to rh? ADYERTtSK?i for ont?
feirflN|)rP0T.Lu\ R in ?Ot^nw, .
AOVSRTISKM?NT? wi? Ix? Ww?! at OW.
DObT.AK pur SqHarp (in minion Unes ?r \**s) t?r each
Inaction , A?t wU.'.&ro.-iiU wilhout.inniruciio*!? ?* U? Hie
nooilwiru/Unou? Wib?'uwrtod, witt be published uoU.}
forbid, aadcharsfHl ?ocor.Hnvly
Ann^urM^a? CwaWaU* tn- any Ofllcc of honorer
proli. TIYE DOLLARS, to be paid bef-f* the an
Bomwrnent Qi pnMkhftb
Ohiluary notiee?. ?TrUarW-l of Ee*r?.rL or an j comrau
nicHtlon piiraonal IR Its nature, will be rated as advor
isemenu and charged accordingly.
Tbe Mississippi Convention.
A dispatch to N. 0. Times dated Jackson
August 23. says tb*> Mississippi S'ate Con
vention adopted an ordinance ratifyi- g ali
laws and official acts passed sine- tbe State's
a<?e->sk>n, not repugnant to the Constitution
of the United Sutes arni of Missisippi prior
to January, 1801; exoept laws concerning
crimes, and acts" enabling railroads to pay
monier? borrowed by them; r^p^dn al! laws
authorizing the payment ol' du-1? to tin- State
io Qoufed^rato ?erip, and d'fit?Hation of
spirit? on State acc'mnt; 'riMfii* all official
acts, pr?c*t'dtTig?. judgmeirs, dec eps, ?rc., of
the aeV'.-ral-courts, with all s iles madr by ad
mi ni t: ators and others actio? in jud?cir-l ca
pacity; authorizes ex- oattns a"i>l cn hors V?
compromise with poroona "train.-t whf.rn ;by
hold notes as to fhe rea) value of th? prop-r
ty for wbicH Mich note* were ??ven: authori
zers parol testimony to be taken % to prove
Wheihrr or hot crni'ructs comempiHted sp?cir
or currency; raffled all marrisges consum
mated ?ince January 1861.
A Ja<k>on Dispatch of Aug. 24, says the
ordinance proposa;? to submit the oonstitu
tiona! anter-dtnent to- the people for. ratifi
cation or .nj dion wa? ros*, 5 to 4-i. An flo
quent apperri wi memorializ . Pr -sidot t J -din
sou to Riant p irron in behalf nf Jrff. Davis
and C .arie? Clark, late Gow of }T- ?t8*i| pi.
and sigDed by ov r -1,000 ladies was reid
and .pproved. A resolution was adopted
requesting tbe P.-erid^'nt of the Cen?euti??ti
tn inrward the same to tho President pf the
United. States.
The convection gives their President the
right to re-convene them when deemed ne
cessary.
Prospects ot Charleston*
Previous to the evacuation, thc general
boniness of tho city could have been pu
dawn as on y trifling, for though there wa?
an appearance of business, of transportation
nf rn^rchaudise, traffic, and other nubers
that deuote mercantile occupatio!', it really
.lid not oxist to an." extent. Trade was con
. fined to but a few goods, and the buyers ar il
nellers were not many. Prices, also, were so
extraordin?r}''hat the masses could not or
would not enter into business as purchasers.
True, the currency was Confederate money,
but such .deprecia*ion as some knew m us i
occar never entered into the beads of the
crowd Mtrd they rather, dispoused with, artt
oles of real necessity than expend a largo
amount (as it seemed to them) for thing1- So
small, but wanted. The "?uh'?ring clares
were also very much restricted in their ex
penditures, they suffering, as they always do,
by low warres. and thus a c./nsid.-rabio traffic
that exists through them was cut i ff. So
that thia apparent activity was conti tied but
to speculators and sharpers, and the dra\s
rolling by with boxes and bales of re-rchun
dise were only removing tb*trT fiTMa one por
ernment department to' ^uother.- DIR;tess
roamed throughout the community, and bad
. it not been for tho charitable cr>nsicV.ratiou of
. the City Council, abiy assisted by individual
dont rs, a.arvation would have stalked into
our houWa.
In six short months what a change baa
taken pl ?ce ! and, although the trade of Char
!c3tou at thia time has just recovered enough
to show that hie exists, our stores are filling
up writ gojds, and our people aro preparing
for a bu<y winter season. JJuilding*; are be
ing finis-bed and new firms taking pu^.-esVor.;
old establish menu are being made mon
rouray iu their accommodations for stock,
whde steamers and sailing vessels are pour
ing into our city immense cargos ot every,
variety of goods, ready to bc transferred to
their ?ht IVPS. Labor is abundant and w-ges
good, ao that the tireatost satisfaction exists
among the working classes; and, ou the
whole, we lo ik forward to a re'urn of times
that once blessed our good old cuv and her
children, with the hope thit they ra-iy speed
Uv return to br. natl that she may. soon be
able to extend a kind'y hand not only ty hi r
a irs whom she bas raised, but to lbose who
have lately come and determined to hind
w th ber " in weal or in woe."-Char baton
Daily News. .
4 ? ? ?
BRUTAL MUHPEP. NEAR OPKUKA-A Yoe NO
' LADT*SHOT AMI IIoitaiDLT MUTILATED.-We
gather the following defaiis'of a heart rend
ing trag- dy wh"c : has just boen enactfd in
the ncigbbou. h-.od of Upe!; ka, Ala, from the
'Jiecvrd o'.' the 17th instant :
Our comgiiiuity was startled Yesterday
evtiuit;^ b. leariffng that tlc bi<dy of a y'Ui'jr
iady atid-i.?enn found in Pr. ziei'?jM?H pono",
some tour miles (rom thia p!*o, oh the rvn
ing (-revi"m. We give tue ^ad late i.gonce
as vf mceived it :
Ir aparear* thai a young mau by the name
of (iill?;->pic, while attending to -on.o busi
nes* Dear be ib .vo named po-d, saw the body
tdaburoar. being r se tn -h*- surf?Co of Lhe wa
ter. Hts imniediawly set ta wo. k at gifttmg
the b*'dy a-hwre- Tiiis . being d ne, it was
found to be a young lady, apparently s?>rae
fift?on or i-ixttocti years old, wbj hud fust
been shot, iben had h? r hoad, arm aud leg
cit tf. and th'- body.thrown in'o the pound.
? Ko cia? has been given as to what this
tmfor t un wa lady '? ?amo was, or thc where
abouts "of the -flrtid who p?rp?trft'od the
bloody d'edi The-inference is that h^r prr
ann wa? ?tjt vifdate I, and then murd -nul. in
order to prevent the pen sfcmiut of the villain
Who eoruiukird the lout deed.
We>do not.think tuat the young lady be
longed in this immediate neigub-iurho^d.'
? We hope thattiuT military: and civ?a?tir?jr
. Jtjfea ?fill leave nothing undone thal would
.-be iostromehtal ni bringing about tbs arreat
ol* the murderer. We Tf-?pr?trutfy suggest
that a large r?ward bo off red "by the citizens
of the aojoiuint cotm'ieS, aa well r-j bar own,
for the arreat of the guilty party. j
MONTGOMERY & TVevr POINT RA?LBOAD- 1
"We are informed, Bays rho Atlanta Intelli
- goncer, that the ca'ra will ruo through to
Montgomery on thc above named road to-dav. ;
This will be gratifying ?Jbrmalion to many;
the gap in that, road atnee tho destruction in .
the early spring bas been a great. i^terrup- ,
tion to those desiring to rome from or <?o to '
the Southwest. Gradually our roadx^ arc j
beirjg repaired and internal communication '
resumed.
jGgy* Owing to the advanced rate* asked for
conon in IVxaii and t'"? lall iu New York
.and-N?-w OrleamS S1O0.0?0 in gold, sont to
Texa* for iarestmcnt, hare boca returned to
N. Orb ans.
Jj@^lt is rumored that re inforcements to 1
the ?t?X<?Ot of 6.000 'roopri wtre ou the point ,
cf bc in cr teat lo Mexico. 3,000 from F rauco
sud 2?XC from Algvns? j
THE ADVERTISER.
IA??5 T. BACON, ZDITOB.
. ^WEDNESDAY, SEPT. G, 1805.
Itapttst Banner Rerirfd.
Fee Mr. Etti" netico nf (ho revival of this
most adas ? rabio- rcl'g?ous journal.
Result of the Flection <it Our Box.
On M-n?AV Url. the poils vrero opetu-d at Kdfie
Cold Ci H , for the election of members to ?he
"Convection. Thc result waa as follows. The
whole number of votes polled was 183.
P-ckeos, 173; Dnii?v?iit. ?51; Tillman. 148 ;
Talbvrt, 14Sj Mobicy, 132; Hammond, 118;
'J-?ues, 42 j 'Yarborough, 2."?; Griffin, 16; Asbtll,
15. ' -
EdgeG#ld Baptist Association.
Tho ?fty-e.jibth annual Session of. this Body
wi'l bc convened with thc Gilgal Church, (some
ten miles Northwest bf ibis place,) on Wednes
day, ?be tith September.
For the Lad?! ,
HoncES & JENNINGS have, in addition to a fresh
stoek "f dre-a and niodioinvs. j ist opened a
sop?rb collection of fan?-}' toilet articles-just
such articles ss cv<?r- lady wallis, Abri, ? bcaii
tifnl variety of Indies and miases' gaiters, slip
pers. ?e. Bo sure, Indies, to cai! at H. & J's.
Drug S toro bnff.ro making your purchases' ul?*
where. Tbs gcn''ePioi pf tb s vicinity of c-urse
ka^.w that thf..o ba'.?, eollars, dc . Kt the .Dru;;
j Store are fcrfsct beauties,* and b-rd rd exec!.
Messrs H '& J's advertisement, pivif g detail,
has buen rtcoived, bu' Un bue for ihi?.issue.
;?S5r?The osp?cia? attention of the public gene
rally is rosp-c-Fully directo'' to the new adver
tisements of J. B. CAHWILE <fc Co.
Killing of a U. S. O?icer.
In Au^'ii-.a. f;n th* night of tho 30th of August;
Cipt. HhASi.v, of tb 4 33rd U. S. Colored Troops,
was murdo'ad ; shot-from tho effect of which bo
died almoft instantly. A Military Commission
was summoned to invest?galo the affair. Thia
Commission met on Friday last,-and proceeded
t-> the trial sf MOSTS CHARLES WATKINS, FRANK
HIGHT, an-i JOSUUA DoronTV, suspected of hav
ing ptirpcr . ted the deed. Wo have not been
able to h?.<r the result of the trial.
A Want Supplied.
Mr. A. RAMSAV has or. hand at th? Post Office
an elegant lot of ?Sieves or Sifter*-an article that
many h - ve been ha need of for tbero many years.
Ho also hm a supply of as good Jlalrftct as can
bo had this side of London. .
I Furniture und Coffins.
As will bc seen by. a- adver.isomeat iii another
column, our ..nt-.trnrt^ng townsman Mr. J. M.
Win. although persona ly ccgage I at present in
tho dfy goods business, h?s not given up tte
mnkitj; of furniture nnd .-offins. Mr. JAS. PAUL,
lately a very hrnve and trustworthy soldier, and
at all timos a rolinhio man and accomplifhud
woikman. will attend to the hater department of
Mr. WITT'S buiine'S. TL ey will also pay prompt
attention to all calls in th ? undertaking line.
The Minstrels.
A band of Minstrels, possessed of musical
ability and.comic talent'which would dd credit
to any stage,-will, before very long, give an en
tertaining performance in Edgeficld. There will
bo songs ;-nd dances and gags, and funny things
too numc.-oas to mention. Further notico will of
course be given. Suvc np your halves and quar
? A Feast of Fat Things."
The members of tho Advertiser fraternity/tb
say nothing of a number of accidental sale-day
friends, have th:s day feasted on Crackers ?nd
Cheese, Sw?ot Soria B *cuits, Prunes, Fa-iev Con
fectionary:!, and Lemonade, and palled the finest
Havana Regara, all sent them by those very po
t{lu gvsilcmen and obliging merchanis, Messrs
ATKINSON & ?MIKCCT. Thu lutter have just re
p~lTed. direct from Charleston, nerv supplies of the
ab'iva mentioned ari ides, besides other go--d
i binga roo numer-us to mention; and offer them
l'or salo to tho citizens of Ed r>'it-Id District on
reasonable terms. Ali these luxuries und d'.-i.c-i
eiosareof tho very best quality.' Tba clarified
sugar, which <*ccouijan??d tho lemons, and ri:l.<
which we sncuienod tbo icmoundn, was as beauti
ful as we over saw. But go and see for your
I selves.
A Hlonth Full of Pearls
Can ho provided tor ?ny one, ??au ur aroman,
by that accomplished Den?-t, Dr. H. PAHKUK.
Or at lrast ho.Caa provide 'ho pearls, und a-rungo
tbcln bca?tiiully ; tho mouth ciuet.be ?hcrc to
b-uin with. Dr. P. ha? ju~t returned fr"m tho
.North, whither bo bas been no: only to buy ma
terinis necessary in tho earrjfag on of bis busi
noss, but ?'so, to acquaint blni.eJf with all tb*
improvements in dcntistiy ?hieb have been roa?e
! and porieeted during the war. As regards both
i these objecte, bebas bt?en eminently Miecrasful,
[ us any ?.'ie will see by vi*i'.ihg his office. Ho bas
I tbianoat *ubjH?*i*oiy perfect aititiciul t-seth wc
j'h .vc fV?:r seen. And his-rm?) me?iod:ef gattibg I
; U:< KC'S, thc plates being .>: vulcanised india-tttb- I
j ber or gutta percha, 'bc color of tho gum er j
roof of tho mouth, und .ubiclly indicves a v 'st j
, onward .-Tile in (lie dental art.. Wu oan ri.' QZ
actly dt-cribe this new mcthvd, but suBico it to
i sny that .:S regards lightness, strength, durabitiiy I
and truth to n.iuirc, these new plaM are immense
ly sup;ri'?r to 'boyo of metal. Sec Dr. P's Card ?
ia anotbur column.
Host Lamentable Fire.
Wo regret e.\cvcdi-v'y ;hat it l-ecomea oar dnty j
to toil ot a great mittfnrtune whtch has lately |
befall-o tb a barned and poj.??ar gentleman, I
Prof. F S. HOLMES, lato of tho Charleston Cch. j
legt, ami for'lfcree joars past a citizen of Edge
field. Orr Friday nijrht l ist, *r rather between '
two a? d torre o'clock ou Satur?ay morning, an |
i offion, a?lj4n"ing Pn>f n's dwelling house, c?n- j
j tar?ng the {frofessor'l entiro libn.ry, geological
I UBM*m^ und philosophical apparatu?, was des?
' troyeft by dre. Besides bi.s library, ono of tho
I most rare and valuable in the Seuih, a vaslquan- '
j tity of cosily scientific instruments und uovol <
i gfofoglcal-and natural Kpscimti&s were stared in j
, this i moe. Also tevcr.il hticdred dollar? worth I
j of Ublo silver. And, saddest loss of all ^o a i
i literary and Ri-b-utiQc mos ! all tho notes, maria- j
! script*, and report? of researches, made by thu ?
j Protcs-or from his yontb to rhe present day-and !
preserved by him with almort parental chre. Wo
bag le-?vc to offer to Prof. Doors* our most hon- '
esl smpathy ut this bis great and irreparable IO?S. \
Tho liru is SUppbtcd to h?ve been tho work nf an '
iocoadiury. Most richly does thc vandal wretch j
desoir? to hang as high os Haman.
Willis A' Chisol:.;.
Notico tho advertisement in to Jay's paper of
Messrs WILLIS A CIIISOLM of Charleston. Major .
WILLIS, lata of tho Confodurato'Army, is the
groatost business man in tho late Southern Con
federaos. Trust to him, and he'll be sure to '1
bring yoU oat at the big end of tho horn. I <
--?-, ri
A Constantioople correspondent of the N. '
Y. T'ib'in'e under dato tif Aug. 2, States deaths
from cholera amount to about six hundred per -
- vt
.-l-^v-,-?:a"v.-aCi*-.k.....u.
M. Uyama & Co. Augusta* Ga.
In another colara n will bo .fcutjd' the.business
-ard of M. IIVAJIS 4 Ci., Augnatii, Gm, layoff
Charleston 8. C. tTo hare not tho. pleasure; of j
these genticmens' a'cq'sainUn?cy nor hnvo iv? L id ?
the pleasure uf visiting tl'eir ?.ublL<bmtntv:l>ut j -
wo know that their rennin! >u as C. -?'mission j's
Men-bunts is very widely'and vory d^Seirttfely ; i
ex* and nd; and many ^friends who b^e iafrdy i i
railed upon them in Angnsta, assure us fiat their.; (
stack of Dry and Faoc3 Goods U vory fin--ifh>t i
their priocti kio reasonable-Ibnt their defigrt- j I
mont t?w.-rd* their customers i.c uniformly palito t
and prepossessing. Our fvllvw citis-'ns^f-iSlue-J j
field District will i?se nothing by 'fiitruiriag 8u>?- 1 j
uess to their care, or calling up n ibem*forCtfiods j 1
or,Groc<:riea. ',
-,-* -*- -v
Ko l?ec?ubiructi ia Wituotrt Nogra
, ' Sul?rngc.
Chief Justice Cnisc. Setiar-.r F.VUZZR,'if EX
PELL PrttiJ.uv, and b'hurs" nf'more or Jessfcoto
riety, lending the -unnatural, tjnra.is-itc.???and
irrational erasadejigain?! President JoiisswtS} 'vn- !
nquiicc that they will oppose tba GorenAh ?yit j
policy, as set forth by tho Prciidont, b?>caJtj^o by ?
it negroes are n ^r permitted to ?-ote. Xht^arr-i- '
slav; ry fanatics and flo" defying LieoUfhave
hoisted upon their standard-tlm raVfi,' "?jp P?e
i-oniiruetiun without Negro Suffrage" Thc'evi
dont deM-rn of this cx'.-Qfttely vilo e?)d *nru\-U
progressiviisjfl isl to nuko bitter war n'^Ta ttit
Administration, if it does not Immedirtily put
the haU?t* in the bands of tho freedia??;. and
thereby r.ndrr tho whole S< uth unfit fortb? borne
ff the white mae.
If such an idea ns political praeticftbiljfy can
ber driven into'(belioadi of moo ?Vfroiwrously
abstract iii their views, wc should like to-htar
thom state hvw tho p.-.n of r.rgre -suff-age^an be
perfected consirtonily with thotandeniabt?iiboory
of the North during tho war, ctherwiie fbun l>y
t-.e vory cour.e Pro^dem JOHNSON is fuming.
Either :hc Seu:horn States har? an oslS'^nee, "r
?.they havo not. If they havo i-ot, then tie Con
federates werc,.n? they claimed, foreign pell igcr
cnts, aud thc people of the North haro "no right
to treat them otherwise. In this viovr, th?? Ouv
?rnmeat cannot try Mr. DAVIS-and other South
ern loaders-for t'rea-5-<D, nor qoa>r-l with'Sn gi ?nd
because of its recognition of the Oonfed?rat?s as
r-cllij-cn-iits. If ti? States do oxiat.-'nnd-us
Provident Jonss'-N has .from the' first,persist?mtly
aud co.sistently chi.med-'.he Gave! njii:.nt hue
simply put down a body of insurgent*, operating
against their own ?vos at well aa.ttre. Ufo of the
nation, then if follows that'the constitutions and
! .wy of s--,id-Sutes tr.u-jt continue in'force until
suspended - y a competent au<h-.rity--tboautbnriry
of tho po.iple. If N< r'h Carolina or Sijuth Caro
lina has never been out nf the Union, then Piwi
d-.rit JoBffSoa ha* no more'right to rotAsidc the
fundamental la.w of tho State, than to cujfagc that
of New York or IE diana, Bo caacot i*y tern.
?-shall vote, ile may dec are that persons biher
tr^o etitit-ed to suffrage shall not vote', becTitso
of oriincs committed by.thfm, bethe cannot opon
thc doer and admit to franchise in a.S.'Uti.cm
.State tho>c who are expressly excluded by it,
with any more propriety than be copi d porta*
the same course in Aiaine or Pwhodo island, lt
the plan of allowing Slate's to r.?>rgat|i>:o within
'themselves shall net provo successful, then an
.ithi r must bo adopted. Martial law can prevail
when civil administration may bo powerless. Eut
upon tho ground taken by tho G-ivcfp.rueiit, aad
sa far maintained, no other courso was possible
for tho Prtsidiiit, than precisely tho one be. bat;
scon fit to adopt. New York, 0h:o aud Indiana
.re States in the Union; The}- all ro?ase to allow
tho negro to vote. Do those erraticlj^o-itic?ati?
p<wd? -philw^r?tWit^jrtui. aro so ^bdrtt. in," their
aboso of Mr. Jonsttoy, sec any way Tn'wTfTdn'Tfs*I
I could force a change of tiitir poli?y as regard
lao blacks in their own State?, and make ?hew
admit the lauer to tho polls? if tkoy can^-'t
disco ver a good ground of ox'jca:i?*e interference
in ono c?sc,vbow nhl th*y jcsiify it in.another
?suming taat the aobquenrd cott)mu..itiC'i of the
South are in a cun-itiou of*Suios, and not in
that <>f Territories?
And now a, w-rd io those who are g'dng t
reproent us ia thc approaching Convention Let
ibem not bf vain biclt.-rir.gs over thc ciern'all;
defunct institution (<f fla?'ery,. lay info tho h-. ?id.?,
of the anti-s av?ry fanatics ?:,d Gvd-doryinj
bigots w-- iavo'b.en speaking of above. Wc
! h. v.. b- cu tigiitittg oer ibis iaetiinlion for .ort,
yctrf-tho luit liva with bay,mots in .iur hitu<t.- :
apd at lbj end of thc eont.st we ure wurs:?.-d.
N iw, with the lustitation practically la-d un.;
uiably dead, atid wi'.fa .^.A'ord^ ..ur ourliruds KC<]
bayoneta at our backs, whit will it |-r-tit e.-tc.
wrangle abo1-!!, our right to iioic b:?c?. u-.-n a.
s.s:vcv? The oufy ea-ih,y hopo f r tftu i'ut,?r^
h;>pr.ines- aid prosperity ot' the j-ou.u it for u
to regain our -talus in tho Uuiou and iatbe Na
tional Congress.
L?it onr repre*eittattvcj thor? in tho coming
Cenvaatbm talk no rhod>aa?at->dd, but sposk a>.d
j act practically, and according m the te.ct.ir.gj *l
I comm.-n st-rso. Princ.ples are but tb? rayait ?I
j experience and expntUeacy, and tho vo-y >!iut'w
! rea sou that point* out a ocrtaiu policy a? righi
al one time, may sot il anide aa wr<.n^ ;md pi;rni
cioua at aaotaor* It u a vory convenient ti.in .
i ??r lucn wno bato i"? nike thu troubla of thvr.kiug
I and reasoning, to i.iy duwn a general principio
I aud lake it us their guido aud master fir alt time
aud uniler all ciroumaViiicw, The wise ?nan, tho
statesman worthy of-trust, wi.l t:j.ko rttuon for
hi? guide aud by this lonchst"fto test ah c-ir.o.it
aio-,6 :or himself au-i hts country. No prin>-ip!?
is unirersai ia its applicability. Wont may bo
right nun bost to day under oho stato ot circum
stances', may be grievous error to-morrow uador
another. Tho beasts ot Ibo ficid and thc fvul.? of
the air havo a universal iui-tinct rcluoh toar.bxs
them tu shun dangers ?ney cannot resist. Man'
not only possesses iu.-tinct, buti? gi.ted with
reason, and shall bo act with less discrs.iou iluu
brtuiss bon?t?? To tdupl ourselves to sui r ,'.lib
ing circunnMaTces is not oniy a miu*k of goi'%
sense, but it is a high duty.
.?Eff- The St. Louis Itcpub'5can rogrotB to say
that the iicpicas'i imtoigraii- r promised Mid.mri,
in enso .lavery w?a u'.llod, has not yet made it'
rrppeanno*. On the contraty tba population of
souto of the richsat counties, has purceptibly dU
minished.
ZSgf Tbo'PresiJcut has roccivod a violently
insulting lotter from a S utbern lady, r?ting bim
for " tho murder," as sh? calls it, of Mrs. Sur
rutt.. .
tSP* There is a fatal disease raging am-.ng
hornes in sumo part* of PannsylVaiiia. Ai first'!
ibero is a swelling of tho throat, follawod, tu- ' ?
?ard the last slades, by a swelling of tho hfcad.! j
and limbs, which proves fatal. j ?
pS?r A "Washington dispatch to the St. Louis.j ?
Demacrat says that ia an^wor to-tbe opplinatiun j J
of a Northern Congresrman for tho app??n!meQt*j .
of ono of his eonstituonts to au internal roven ne ! (
oflico in Sonth Carnliua, tho Pr?sident said that i c
bo menns to go upo>i thc theory? that tauru wcro ; i
enough capable and loyal mon in that and every j t
?thor of the late rebel State* to fill th* offices I
md reorganizo and suttain the Seato Government, j
pst- Gon. Ewoll is trying to obtain tho pardon J
if hts jvife, ^ ho i ? qui " woulthy, Ile. soys uotb- j
og about his own, though his application is ?u J
Ua> j?
For the Advertiser.
The Charleston Courier.
RIDUK, S. C , A-igual 24th,lS?5.
MR..Entr?n-:-This rory anei-.-nt and always .
.biy cotdnHed and conservative Public Journal :
-this ibor'in?h neile's of commercial progression ?
nil if correot publie ?eutimeor fur ibo Ust fixty ?
?dd years, bis rc:?:h*.l us ibrough friends orra- I
'..milly <A late It is again ii appears, a car.si- i
l~le for public p-oron-ige, fartr ano*honor, but !
??so fringed in many, respects, as to altm-st j
>?fih iceog?iiioa by ihosc ?tho have alway* !
"ar-keil themselves -among rho most Etaunchof!
ts aupporfcrs. aud admirera.... The Courier, it j
'...eui', is n.i-.v jinbltshaj] na-i^r n;w. auspices ilud j
jy ankunirtl li? mes. And wey these oban gos'! ,
Have they been wrought by proper and legal j
:raii?f?r arri purchase? \Vo*a?k the que:tiu'n for i
[afora&tioii, and tb ?oabla ns to ?ai is y entpdriea j
pir^ponnden rVry frequently, by patra?a of th? I
old i uurirr, ?nd hy friend* of Us old proprietors. I
tVe <l? QM ?n?p?el mo Conner 'af cdoptln.f as its |
[.li-^MNlfi. pr..s-;ri?at..>. wirhr.:.t;?'...n'OR-.d w".h- J
ou: I?W ig !: :-t ?-? frrmftr proprietors, Lut we d> j
BXT-cc. it as t! ?ag* now .-tutid, rc ?.ff>rd U8 ??.>.<: ,
knowledge of. t.ho'cli.ir?ieter of tho changes hero j
B:ifced". ere w* can a.ratn, as heretofrr-t, 'con-is- !
PBJ.W..I". ' % 1
tent]? a.-.d ehftwrully sub cr.ie lo and 'cominona j
it. In it? vcii-.icni .('ourfo. the Cnwjer baa ever*
b-fu '-r v i ;t fer i:..- oaiistcr.ey and conserva- '
rivo teadcocib*. aJwnt ? i scEicwi'.g?ny a'.d every j
pulir ?cal dogma ?bat savored iu any degrea-ofj
inj .ry l? tr.r ?i p<-ru:ly of th? Union, and nevjer, j
till lift coionn(.co nnut ;-f the CnUst recently |
ended dalli ef'cr fight- and prvapcr und^r r.ny '.
othcr-DjOU", fi?? tint ??/ perpetuity to thc Amen. '?
ccu Uni-?, ii -d commercial mecen nn? protprrity j
ito the ir'?/* world. Ea view of f :e!s ho;o -.tated, ?
and awaitb?g ?1 tati*f>tctorM un-.wcr to this cora- |
munica!i"0, w- will Lebt ourselves in readiness to
support au? to comaiead tho Co?ritr as hereto
forc but in thc incita time wo are in the daik,
?nd t oink ir. bo. tvr ther-lore to remain entirely
passive.
OLD Sb :-SQJUBEIiS AND FRIEND?.
?g*jr? The impresi?n prevail?, tait Davis' trial
wi'-l t?kr place Itamndi/tcly after that u/-Werta.
{ga* Upw-ttdB of'firty Government pacsbmers
ar. thc S"U' =- li-.ve apt.tied for thc ronewal of tbeir
pen-inns wfcieh had been .? topped by tho war, but
?ii?y three bis* been gr.-r.tcd. New pension
?gent? ur? soon to ho appointed In'the Southern
States.
. Brig. Gon. Wilde has retnrcd to Augusta.
It is said -bat he wrl o*tab!i-h the headquarters
?if tho Frt?tlm??N u>rcau for Georgia, lntb.it
vity. The tic nc a' b.-.s bacn ou a tuur of inspec
tina through Georgia.
-m.
Fi'om'the Wiisliiinjtnn Chronicle.
New York, Aug. 22. --The opening of trade
with rh.. South IS pr, vr-:l by many healthy
?./.'s. Ptva?.'tg atong Beade street yester
day 1 observed thc pavement? fi'dod anti
ii '"eked with bait* and box'**e( merchandise,
directed to vnfioutj Crrus iu tuw"8 in Alaba
ma, ail marked "A. T. Stewart &? C ?., New
R)rk,,: ahowiu^ that the eymmauditijrdutel
icct at i be baal of that greai housu is not un
willing la c ?rfideJfi, th? people whose re-joll
l'-na i flurts be worked so hard and gay* KU
tnuniliccntly to pa? 'io^u. On inquiry I
learned that many S tithert: fibopki ppcrs are
Corni.' g. fur ward to pay their d?b'.a, and, wher
'.-VH|- i.^ d.-ue. theirgia'ifical creditors frc- .
ly ftwik them to Mich riea.iirs as would not
thfr?.':sc! confide in them. Thus a nuw and
btinorabio commer?a is comm^t'ct d, never. I
pray, t'" be darkenc : by tue black cloud ot
repudiation.
.-. * ?
Theapi.ech of Gov. Percy, published in yes
^;-.-??i.y a pape', ja rafher a piain statement of
Ihe fulwtance otin? rr.rsrvrw witb-Cti?.p?ea-.
:i:ent, of thftir mutual views toucbin? a?fairs,
tha? a b'ptweb. It will bc seen that they
!5otb indicate radical changea in thc Cor.sutu
lioil of th? JStatepaml for this we were pre
pared. Th'1 ?reat chango in our affairs, the.
ivcrinraw of negro slavery, tho nttcc.s.<tity for
.ariical alterations in tjur d.nuc.siic policy,
br the inii-oduct/oo of Ijtrge bodies of fbr
eism,- emr.'taiits, .tor ihr encouragement ol'
inanufajitures, maca?rii?, th-,r>?gh tillage,
?:>? evury form ofiad???.ry, will render tiiiae
phanr.'es '.>. b r little iio?;:<rtanceioany'party
iJut tuc whole matter will be confided to tho
Convention, and >ve trust that thoy will bring
rik' netVTtary wit, wisdom and virtu?; to the
i't.k. It-wdl bs swen from this speech*that
..T .vvrvir Pf-rry-c?ftif?s a full authorization
v..m th.- Prt-sideti f r all that he has done
at-d pUrjjosi.?.-! d'"injf. . We ?re t-.-ld by a late
?uftuWr ..:' th" Stale L i-n-lature, t'lat if tb- re
a-.v dj-ctcparr-y f-eiween thc H'n'.c and
.,?.]tt-1 v wtu'piri'tiwi i:f ?j tt'h Oa^linafit bas
.ri'o.-^w'i.-'iv ir^fiu r?*i i?cl thal G u Gilmore
..-?. ICI-.I,V-i ju.. . ifl>.-.al in-trHCtK-n, r q:?ii'i?:g
fr?.?f'i him ?hf? ri/coirnition tit tho Proristiina!
Gtveniv-r. -If thin bt? eoa--bui in anywny
ir shiiu'd b- Mpv to cbviato ail d'ffic'iltie-s,
it>*"J ' f * tb .*i/ 'o:orctjce to tSc Pre-ictet.r,
-Conimbia Pi-oe dx.
_J
SKiir.tvTS-\'.'., hi ur complninle on cvrry
:?- i.'l :!ia .iu-n yj-i sorrants 'tome an-J go
V ;:cti Ibewnh^wSj nn'd t!:*.- proper reined v.*
*htcb is a v;-v MI iii pb- ?>uc, *'.,GV'- aever t.,
ijceuT.uj i!a.-r empfyycrs. If you will -i"
q rin- "f ?ie 6 . k;,:;r ftnpi-M nj'itit wlo-n
tiny livid wbh a < ? Wlkj ibey left, y.-u
eau i?Mrr-:by, tu i.earry everj case, g<r( inibr
plat! it cv.-Pga f'? ???rm a currt'?t ppiniuaiia
tr. rb .:.-.-!? .?;.tiu ra. Lui trur po.rpk ^61:-.'.
?tlillg ll it lu .; ro U.g::-i:?. who C?ltUIOt prn
duce ? certificate. ofgm;-J D'-havioul' froin the
..i-.fSi?ii viii whoso ?nipioy' tboy bav;? been,
i'hi-j -viii put a s typ to'r-'vii'g, and huxh ad
complaints -A u iju?ta Dispatch.
One. pf the Gov?r?'M?iii farms for t hc cm
oloj mailt bj freuduieu i.-i iocatud (?u tho a
!UX?nt rivr.r? iii Id..ry', ^rd. T:-is tarin cm
'(-..(. ?s --bum thirty lL-'Usa?..d acmr~ but only
ab'.'Ui twenty-two hundrt-d acres are ;iow un
der cuitivati'.n, tmich of u.c . land beiiigaidl
c'-vered withlimbftr. ?S*ym tmytt? to eight
tiunr.'r- d ii'-grvo.a arc-jiiij.-a-'vcd hpYt\ princi
pally, in raiaieg eora u-. d Uiba?c?, litie crop-.
of Nthich are produced b om which, after hay
hg a!) expetisfes, a c msid'-rab o income to
tut? Govi.-rnment is realized. Tbe fr> edmon
ar.? guotrraliy vtcy tatlusifiuui. and.appc.ar to
be eontenteti asd happy. Th? field bands
rec-.ivo ten do" -sa m-.inth, AVO?CJ the old
and disabled ar: w^-11 LalUn care of, and
aclioola ate ei.UblBhVd ibr thc cfcildreu.
. MELANCHOLY . AccipKxr - We regret to
learn that Rw. Jatn<.s. pavia, Pastor u'f the
Mt. Pii-^-?h BtaptUi Ch'nrcb, in t>'e lower
part ol' Wa: hingum cpontyi in this State, ?ras
1'av.lly woulided while deer huntingnn Thurs
tit Y last, by ope of hjs cum pantons, a Mr.
?.'.W?t, who ml- tu-k b'ai for a defti*. It
learns that die-two geutlmneu Kine, parsing
up. ?'?r down, a stnali s-rlt j tn, on?i un either I
'A:'.?, neil bet; of i.hcnt bel ?lg A ?aro. of t;se prox I
tn'.ty of tile other, when j\ir. Davi.; approach- j
;d*tho stream through tho bushes tor the-pur
jone*of procuring ?drink of waler, and Mr.
DcWitt, catching a mein glimpse of him
'brough the l^ave--, and mistaking him tor a
leer, raised hi- gnu and fired, a part of the
marge, consisting pf four buck ahnt, atrik
ug ?ir. Davis in ihe (tide, and indicting a
voimd, from ihe ell'ects of which lie died in
iver ty-four hours.
Mr. DeWitt is greatly Affected at Iii? mo?t i
infortUBate and fatal accident.-Mobile Ad-1 j
c tiscr, lt)th.
A youth of 'eigbty-five raalricd a maid
p 9i SBTeatjr-fiyo in Xenia, Ohio, recestly.
SUFFKAOF. IR TUE FREE STATES.--Th? fol
lowirg F wi Stales make etdor (or vice) the
lest of voting : New Jersy. Pennsylvania, rb- j
dinr.o, liliobK Michigan, Iowa, 'AVisc.-nAin,' ;
California, Minnesota, Orogou' Kansas. N'a- |
srocs are nut permitted to vota in .these
States.
Th? Constitution of Obi* Hinits the elec
tive franchise lo u ev?yy white freeman"'- but
by'the decision of the Cur's of "that S atc,
e^ery person Ci one bali'wbit^hln? l. is-^ettui
eil " a white male citizen,'' and Bach are per
mitted to voir. Missouri, by her lats b ios j
S's-e Constitution, exclixdys thonegroes from
Tutting. . . .
Mai te, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massa
chusetts ?Uoci? lihv-d, C'tnnrc:it.-uV Now
York, permit negro suffrage tor a'greiler or
hiss extent.
In tho C?rtsritulion of West' Virginia, the
privilege of Niffrage waa' conferred upon
" white uiah.- ci tiz?os "
Tin: NATIOXAT. DE?T.- Estimatii g th? na
riouai ??cbt at twe;ity-Sre hundred taillions
of dollar?, ami app-'-rlio'-ing ft according to
tht; no ;.brr of white mule adulta over 'the
aje . f Jivertty ont? jtars in the different iee*
tiona of (li? Country, it' baa been found that
tuc proppEtirfti ot fha New E; ???utrd Stages is
$398 081U52: .?' tb? Middle SHlcs $7tr0:193,
342; of the Witera States ^t?3%28?,78t; of
tl?- Southern Sra'es 9?6I.0S9 tMty ?ad .jt^be
iWilic Sra es ^?St-?liC lil7. Thia caJcul?ti-u
ntak?R h.'* uta ceap-jisible fer over $i6Q}
OO? Olli) of tiebr.
?^T A fellow nam.fd Ga?a was arrested,
tti^Kl and Convicted . of bigamy; at Cedar
Fails. Li wa,, last :\:ik. Un hung bitnself in
tb* jati ba Fr.day morniog; The Fcatnp had
married about, a ac-zeo wives; in various paris
of t:.e country, all living. He was preparing
U mu ry another when anvbted. 1 " ?
BQr^Tbe ' Brownsville correspondent of
tht? H vrai d say* t bar. Sterling Price haa been
rn.:d?; a .'..ujnr ??int?ral t.f Maximilian's troop*
an i has b*en empowered to raise 80,000
nir-n from the disbanded rebel armies.
fi?* Tue Tribune's spacial notes that Gen
t-r*.! Gr*at recently remarked that sufficient
evidence bad been clit-.i-.t^l .tb convict. Mr.
1)3vis of complicity in Pr?sid?t Lincoln*?
a*a**air??tioi, anti thc fate bf the conspira
tors setrbts that, of Davis.
>Z?rST Gov. Sharkey ha- isiucd a ptr>c!a
'uati'/t. calling np ti the people of ifdlftisgippi,
foi?volot?teer companies to' resist depreda
tions courmitt.d by ?jayhawkeaa,robbers, etc,
the duttr-d States forets being insufficient
to suppress ihese outrages.
r?j" G<r!i. Th':ma> has sevoreb; reprcman
dad CoJ. Blackburn and Captain Q-iiun. for
their cowardly and uuylBc?r like at'ack on
Gen. Wheeler, and promised lham a court
martie) if thoy had uot been mustered out of
ibe service. 4
g'SST On Angast 14, Judge L?wia F,
Wright a;.d f-.'ur of hi? sous were cruelly and
i.ihuma ly m Ordered by th?-road sid*, on t.e
route from Urdla to H.wstou, Mo., some five
miles southwest of the funner place..
8?* ?fcwbppt, North Carolina, prior to
tho war, had & population of six ?thousand,
but is now the largest city m the State, hav
ing incroasrd the number ot irs iababitunts
to thirty thyusattd. Tho Northern element.?
of labor and capifal'nrc strongly represented:
Two now daily papera are to appear in the
autumn.
??f The cholera had reached Marseilles,
ann groat excitement existed among the cities
in Southern Franca and Spain in regard tu
the spread of this disease. It is reported
that tho differences octwecn Austria an ?
Prussia had bVcn aojostedj and that a com
pi?ta ?n'deral?n'diug had beon amved at on
T/hef>rinetpal>pAibiiA.juijdwput*._
Mrs. Grau?;', r and daughter, whi'e
drivini in Columbus, Si. Oi?ir County, Mich.,
a f.?w day*3 a>?o,; wore a. tad:rd by bees, ano
stung AO severely, that tue dju?htcr dif-d.
Thc horses also riied in turee or four hours.
??y- Major General Johnson B Castlcmain
ano Lieut Wea f? Muafo'cd. of tvtc mool ar
my, arrested ia:?twinter as i*pies. within mu
.ines, and confined ar ludianapi ita, have baer
pardoned by th?.'Pre^Mtnt. butuust lea\>
the country immeuiately.-Exchange,
.-? ? V-. ?
Willie bad r.n U:;clc Ch)(r1es who was a
mininer, and whom he eaw foi Lhn first ?ntc
while on a visit-to hitit. \Vi:lie was*?.notj
nerving littL* lei bj w of t~ree years. Th? fipji?
inte ttity mri at the tabb?, Uncle. Charles
bowed h:s head over bia ?jbto and a.-k .d ?
blewng. This was a new serries tb Willie,
who could hardly rta'rain hiniso?f, but ^pent
h? tiru? in exiuiiptiig his plate. Ju-t aa h's
a -c?e coueiutle'J!, l?e tUTbcd it over, and ob
icrviHj: tbs st;-.mp ot the maker oa the bot
*??na, C:tl! >d on-.
u Tkore n more on the othtr aide ; UocK
Ch6r-?;i-', say :hat."
.'0!? ft\'! nr lithely >et
Why ahvurd wu wcoi> for thoo?
Thy bright ?nd dewy coronet,
1* rising o'er ;iiu .-ea "
Dian, in this Viliugo. ?ti lbe;2d inst., ROP?IH
L\ Iv'r.. nldanebitd nf KOCKUT il and ISABELLA
T. Mina, agfd "tic years a*iid nine mon ins. .
Diidfui an'J .-or-^ti-jiiatf to au ai.mist unparal
lrlurt (togroa f-r ?ne to yiiung, sho ha?l already
b-e"tu>-. :. eottifcrt nn-1 eua??ltuk>n. to lier ijurent?
ataid'he Oi- in* life. Aroona hor lutH w->M~
tr.-ru :ho.tr : ?. ? lora Jesus Christ biffer limn ?iii ;
Ho died f-.jr in". t"vu.*t in him A id " Diift'i
cry, mania; rar better:" wbii? .-he WHS gi?,'inr
tor owo.iih There are tcarland ni'iurning, and
strtokcri h'.'nrt' on earth ; hut glud F?^-t. suj'l''.
worn li)1-ai,go f'.i-os tn Heaven, for a feister*angel
hu? joined ihe Klorifi -d ''hrong. Another harp
has hean siruajr; an-Hhervoie.iad.lod t<-. tbo chair
nf seraphs ; a u;her jewel*'on the .Saviour's dia
deni A ii- 'g larowoil to ?ur darHag Kttlo one;
tbroigb tho blood of J??US may w<> uv_oi her
io lio-4veu ! S A. h.
Dreo. a.prUoner, at Camp Chase, Ohio. Feb.
6rh. 1-.R5 Mr. DAJXIKL bYHD, of ^dgefwU
District, S. C . a;.cJ 53 yeara. ... .
The lui ?oreo tn uths f b's lifo he hall si?ent
s* rt r?p:ivi?. A u ' KOUIO'J. is, o??iubinetl
wt*h %henrc ?tocase. ?tU?ke*l bini, aud'tiioogb
B?icohy tbo :i--idu ns atteniioii of his "brother
Mtt.t.cucE, who was In tb'-sa'i.o j-ri^-n win hiat,
botella r\'i?ru ro tbrir power. Prhbonti-ix
V'j.irs b''hnil been a uitrubor of "lie Ha)Jt!.j:. Church
nt Followshrps r? ?in leith li? rtcb'y, onjoyed
tn ?: ?ulofi'it* of r-lijri"n. Hr. ytid Mint !ie " w>n
.turod i lin r lu, >h(/ultl fear.dei?h so lir? j." thonirii
tully expaetini it. 11". wtdio i that'ho could die
at bouto. llo.aoVod bis brother to sing a favorite
iou* of his, .which was
'. Wo uro tr.,v ling homo lo heaven aboro,
l'o sing our Saviour's dying iove."
That, be c'.j.-yoil vory much. ITs hisr m-issages
aed dearest earthly u? crions ?i-rtainerl to his)
home, and hi?l^lest wi-h was to meet his ittar
?rife und ebihlren in Hoaveo. Ho waa us truly- a ?
martyr f^-r bis country, ns if hu had'<li?d on tho f
gory field rf battle. Muy all a-ho arti dear to J
him exp?rience those henvenly consolaiims which ?
made him cheerful and happy, even a hon breath- j
Jog (tat bis tifs in eanftoottettt, and among s tr ah-''
gers. fir, fer away.' B. M., Jr..
PROVOST MARSHALL'S OfrFICE, j
Et>?BFiKLii, Aug. 22, LStJj.
All perseus having fL.vcrrimont propony iu j
their p(?ssessi.'n, inch HS .Horses, Mules, Saddler '
Wagons, Muskets, RiflcH, ?c.,' will do!iver tho ?
same to this Off.ee wi>nout delay.
All persons aro forbid selling Soirilaoui Li-I'
ifuors- of any kind. And th? public are cautioned
igtdust giviog liquor to the Soldiers. i
R. It. GTLLETT, !'
lst/Lieut. 5?:b N. Y. V. V. 1:
. " ^And.Pro.Idar! I
DU. H PA'iwivEIt ha? ju?t- re.u-ned froiu
th* Sorti with .u KKW SUPPLY of MA
?ERT^LS for all th? LATEST and MOSTAP
PROVKO? STYLES Ut' WORK dorio in thia
counirv. .. . . .
z/Se^-Provino:?.?, for nea cr boas (.^referred to
cash for wort.
Sept 5'** tf 30
Seiiool Notice.
rp'.lK ExnAixri* Of MRS. Mc'LTNTOCK'S
S. SCHOOL nih be resumed on Monday, tb*
1 ?tb in.t??it. .
Term?, 1st Claw,per ruiirjcr of il weeks, $lt).on
' ?T 2.1 t;Us3,- '. . . " S.?O
" 3d Class) " w. - -.' M"
Tuition pud ot the end of tito quartor.
ScntS ' . . .Jt ft
Bead ? Head I Read ?
rME Stfbrc-.ihor will pav the HIGHEST MAR
X EST MARK El' PRICE for
IO Fi?, 1 You ne Utile?;
."?OG ii ii .MU-is Hni'.it;
SOO Hui'apla v?at9;
5tx?0 latus?, fcucn?;
200t) Lbs. i.at c; :
' .30 Barreta Syrup.
JAS. H. HARRISON'. >
Edgc?eid Cil., Sept 6 - tf " W
At Private Sale,
SUNDRY arides of F (titr. IT U RE. consistir g ;
>f Hair Seat CHAIRS, DIVANS, a fina'
iar c FOFA. Muhogany BU li EA US, 4c. Apply
at this Office.
Sept 5 tf 36
To Fariherjs'and Planters
Wu are r-r.-puvd at all times to pureba??
COUSTRY PRODUCE, s?cf?'as BACON, '
I L V KU. F LOL" R. M EA \l? . B VTTER, . Eh?GS, - .
j &???, f r wbicb thc highett aierkot prices will be
I P:,''l
. SJ*.*V Wo will also re?oive auch articles on C??
.Hginncnt.
J' R, C All WILE & CO.,
. . ' iB?ldor M.:SJ?ic'11*11.
Sept 5 .?.'.? . ^ 3t . . 36 .
nain io ni
BXJSPNESS:
TTE Subs.irper respectfully aon??unc?s to tba
,ub.ic that y?<?T coiiaur-s tho .
t'urt?tjtri aa-1 Cn?fcnaking,Eifs7nes&
At h-1 old st-nd, witt?? be is prepared to^fitl all
order, in ?ithor boneo'of the'aboVw Driainws, at1 '?
,tbo .'hortest notice, and on "as reasonable teiais as
the titties will a'hw." - '
- Mr. JAMBS PAUL is in charge of th* estab
li.diaioft, and.will ??vo his undivided attention to
tho bado-'S.- of the Shop. , j
S2r TERMS PASlVte
j. in. WITT; .
Sept 5 ? _tf _S6_/
M. HYAMS & -CO.,
(OP. rn'Afti,r.s705. S. C.J
??OTiS?. IS?SH?l?fS, '
NORril-?UST C-'RNEIt
" Broad and Mcintosh streets,
Augusta, Gra.
-0
CONSTANTLY ON II AND AN ASSORTMENT
OF '
DRY ?ND FANCY GOODS!
-ALSO
GROCERIES^
p??iFto?Eftn:s. so irs, HARDWARE
A(CM &C., A-c.
Angosta, Sept 5 '6m ' 56
THE BAPTIST BANNER
WELL BE COMMENCED
02? SATURDAY, 9 ii S?t??TS??3ER,
VU AUGUSTA, GA.,'
LY THE FORMER PROPRIETOR.
IAM happy in bein;; able to make the above
a^n'Minceminr. THE BANNER will be pilb
il ned ev-:ry.rf.tiurri.'.v.
Sut'ieiinri .ji?are respectfully solicited'. S3 per'
ctnucru. Adare*!
JAS. ST. ELLS,
' PttofttU?Ton.
Augttc?.-?, Sept 4 . 2t _ ?G .
wi LLis ?FciT?slTijirr
US?, BMMM wm,
/ AND
SHIPPING AGENTS,
OlTIi K. MlU.9 HorsE,
.CH ARLESTON, s!.0.
E. WILLIS,.w./A. R.'CHLSOLM.
W*LL ftto.n.: tn tho PURCHASiS, SALE
,*ud SH?PMKNT- io Foreign, and Do
P.ir v-'t' 0-JTTON. RI?? LUM ??KR.
NAVAL STARE-!; to rh- Cidlwtion of Drafts",'
l'urchu-c and Sui? "f ult SaearitUs. Consign
iiioius of Vor:su!S solicited.
B^fsrs tn;
Messes. J-otiv FKASBR & Oo . Charleston, S, C.
Messr*. (i VP Wir.LUsia*4 Co.. e!<:ir>estou.
M s-rs. ti. A. H JIM.KV & t^o , Cbarleston.
Or.o Sc?ll?SYj feVq . August, G-u
MKTCAI.F. B*q , Augusta, (>n.
? M - r?. t.'t.A'.itc Dnr.o? i'?'o:, tv York.
Me rs. M.JJKKAV <t stcDtutvr, New Y. rJ?.
M $irs. Ri VV. i-LAUK i'Co.. Pklad-flphia, Pa.
M?s-rs Pr.yuaBKA.-iT, Fox WICK ?Co., Balti
m ?r-. Md.
X?'a'rs. SAM'I. H Annis & Soss, Balrimnre, Md.
Charleston, Sept i - . lat 36
Fresh Arrivals! .
JR. CARWILE & CO. have.just received
. a-fioi lot bl CHOICE GOODS, .-onsitting of
M VOKF.RRL in Kits. SALT. 8TARCH; f
iv DIGO, COPPER tS.-BLUING tor Washing:
MAfCAR???? .?nd CHEESE:
Cru* -?..| SVGA It md H^'S'yu'TEA:
CAN UT awl LEMON"??;
S U1RTIN? S ?. - d. ti B?SKY3 ;
Ladi-s' and CrPht's GLOYBS"; .
-La-lies' UO-l? and BL/.i!TI<",S ;
White and.BtaHt F'sx 'NI READ ; .
Morocco apd Silk UKI,TS ;
H..in Stitched HANDKERCHIEFS;
. Gon-lrvnc/."s HANDKERCHIEFS;
"do COLLARS, a'beautlful supply ;
NEEDLES, PINS, ?o. > .- .
-^Alao-^- .
\ A fine int 6f B \CON, Mfea't and FLOUR.
Sapt 5 H 3ft'
tUPE?i?R T?RXiP SEED.
J"ST rsentvbil a rupply of superior GLOBE
TURNIP SEED:
.? J. R. CAR WILE k CO.
Sept ?5 lt .? '< .36
Estray Mule.
CiTAY-BD or stolan frma my premisas about tho
5!^ IDrh Angus*, a small sbn.-t legged,, ntmiso co!-'
ured h-wse MULE,-one eye out, and ab'uit 12
years old. . A l?Vrnl reward will b?t paid for tho
recovery of said Mule. P. W. PICKE Nf.
Sept j 3t 36 .
Bacon & Meal. .
FOR SA L E a I?"' r superior BACON aud fresk
MRA-LjLt J. R. CAKWILE A CO'S.
Sept 5 , lt. -3?
Beef ?attle and Sisep".
1^FILL pay ?ho highest market price, in G?ia
or Graanback*^ f*r ?uv nuntber of GOOD
BEEF CATTLE or PAT SHEEP.
W.W.GOODMAN.
Aa* 30 2t 35