Keowee courier. (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, June 16, 1860, Image 2
ftOB'T. A. Edlt?>i\
poV* Atuuuu, in advance. 1< ;>ny;
fid rtehtvcd until after tho expiration of iliv
year, $'2. For nix utoiith?. 7"> cents in juiynnrs.
tSPTfAdrertisenienls inserted nt t ho Nt?unl rul*n.
PtCKENS C. IF., S. C.t
Saturday Horning, June 16, 1860. |
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HiUWi VIIIV^.M I lli?^ |,IM? v:n u.l " ?UI il *' ?J M i
of tlic proceeding* of the National Democratic J
| Convention recently hold in Charleston, lie
also has our thuaks for late anil interesting pa- !
' pers.
CM A<11 m utr., our attentive Representative,
nnd Mr.Tii.wr.n, of Muss, have uliiccilos unJtr
obligations for public document*, pa porn, &o.
Mr. Storks, tlic proprietor ?>f the t'livmrr and
l'Umtrr, presents uu this week with a handsome
copy of the "Transaction* nfthe State Agricultural
Society." edited hy Mr. Secretary <?.\OK.
It is quite interesting. An extract on our
f.\il ft 1? ><o?rn ?? % ? I?a ..f i? 1
wu. vii | wit uiy j>uii|i;v i ?'i .Hiiiui iUf*, W-II
give our rea?l(\r8 *01110 idea uf tin* chnrnotor ?>( t
the work. Mr. Stokts has our thanks lur his i
attention in toe premium.
CorrespondenceWo
have the pleasure this week of presotit- |
ing to our rentier?, in additior tr? our usual va- ,
liety, tin Interesting letter from our F.uroponn
correspondent, " IJ." We have also hcon furnished
with a copy of a letter from a friend in i
tho Rocky Mountains to his kinsman in this district.
They will l?o read with much intercut. |
There is also on our tahlc several original po- ,
otic a 1 effusions. We regret exceedingly that '
we cannot print tlicin. especially those of our
lady friends. They do not do justice to ihoir
authors!
Tho Court of Equity,
For Pickens District, will convene nt this
place on Mondny the 2d day of July r.cxt. His
Honor Chancellor Punkix will prcsido. Tho J
business that will conic before his Honor is not
' important, but it may rcqoire several days to
dispose <>f it properly. A change of trustees or
the npp '.ntnient of guardians must then he
made. Parties interested, therefore, will take
notice and act in accordance therewith.
The National Conventions.
The Richmond convention met on Monday last.
A despatch informs us that delegates were arriving
briskly, ami i! was believed that four or live of the
Southern States would lie represented. After or- i
guuizing, it was believed the delegates would ad- j
journ over to Baltimore, ami awaii the action ut
1'iiriv buniiiiiiiun, ivinun liiucis mi .'iQjHiny next.
The action of tliesc conventions will he awaited i
with inteusu interest.
Copper.
Messrs. Davis and On a.m. of the Southern Mining
niul Manufacturing Company, located in Juck*on
county, NT. C., favored us with a visit tlii ? week.
The objcct of the company is to mine for copper,
which U found in profitable quantities on th?ir
land in the above county. There are other valuaVl?
mine.-' in the vuino county, owned by gentlemen
of this district and L'uiitlletou.
The former gentlemen inform us that a couple of
ton of the ore have been sent forward io lUdlimore
lis an experiment. It yields twcn<y i>er' cent of !
pure copper, which makes the business profitable j
even whon the ore has to bo transported by wagons |
n n-.*? wi. . ?t . *% ?
w jl ciiuiuiuii. >> nun i iic itiiio liui'te road is completed,
it will add ii(> inconsiderable part io itn revenue,
nn?l be a source of profit, not only to the
company working the mines, but to.^hc whole range
of country in which they are situated.
Important from California.
"The pony express caine through on Tuesday of
(last \veok from California, w ith important news.?
Tho Indians having previously killed several whites, j
Maj. Ohmsuy, with a volunteer corps of one him- |
<lred an?l five men, started out to punish the mur- i
iderora. Oh tho l'ith nil, they came upon the Iiuli- ;
uws at a bend of I lie Quicklic river, sixty.five miles j
northward towards Pyramid l ike, from Virginia
city. Tho Indians were in ambush at Narrow pass, !
.through which MrtJ. On.Maijv's party were proceed- '
liter. Illlfl linmlibroil uh.uil f?vA 1 1 *
O. ? IlllVlllg ]
plenty of lire arms, ammunition and live hundred (
horse* within convenient distance. They opened
lire on the troops from their ?:ife hiding place, and
n. terrible fight occurred. OuMsnv's troops were ,
completely routed, twenty three being killed, with !
forty three missing, mid the remainder scattered
in every direction. The Californinns are sending '
troops forward to drive back their foes and keep i
them in proper subjection.
From Washington.
Congress in in full blast, preparatory to nn :
adjournment. Tho House lias ,? Li!! np- '
propriating a largo sum of money for defraying
the expenses of returning tho captured Africans
to their country.
In tho Senate, the admission of Kansas is tho
topic. It is constantly debated, but will not in
all probability be disposed of this session. Sumner,
of Brooks notoriety, has made a character's
? .1. ?i.- ts <
.-v.?. c|.uti.u 111 tnu uiumiv, tin mo 8iiivery <jucs- ;
!i<?r?- It is too low to be noticed by our Senators,
an*I Mr. Ciibsnct ho said in reply.
Politically, Washington is all agog. Docci.as
is sick, but his friends arc active and uncompromising.
StormsDestructive
storms arc reportod from all see- |
lions of llie country. In this it-sue more than
one is mentioned. That passing through I Hi- 1
iioia is tlio most destructive to life and property J
of any of which we have been informed. The
particulars appear on the fourth page of this
paper.
Pokkion Xkws.?15v the arrival of the Vander4>iIt
we have full details of Kuropean all'airs to (lie
fWd ultimo. The news is important. The inovomerits
of tJarihaldi eclipse everything else; the
rumors of his defeat at ('al itafiiai were without
foundation. hilt, on the oilier liaii'I, Uarihaldi's
frtW'.na linvti (lpivnn fl?/?
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place. The engagement nt Calatafnni was simply
between tlio Neapolitan troops and ;i small number
of Itiiliiin volunteers from Malta, who wore marching
to join tiio<*e lande'l at Marsala. The latest
n lvices were that Oaribaldi lia'i obtained a decided
victory ut Montreale?* tow. of about 1J5,0<)() inhabitants,
Itnd four miles from Palermo, and commands
the latter place. It is ..iso reported that tho
insurgent:* wore in pi>abOK8ion of Palermo. Garibaldi's
trohps wero daily being reinforcod by volunteers
from nil parts of Sicily.
"Washington, .Juno 3-~-Despatches by the ln.?t
jnail from Kurone, both official and privnte, from
sources entillca to the highest credit, represent ;
general war an probable, and that preparations
of a most extensive ehnracter uro being made,
und that great activity also prevails in dockyards,
Ac.
AxflTJWR Storm?A tremendous storm passed
orer Upper Trnct, Pendleton county. Vft., on
the evenhig of the 21 at ult. It passed over a
largo scope of country doing great damage
to timber, unroofing houses and Inirna and otliyluo
injuring the farmers.
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hna .^?#t rt<\iuUfhtil. There \vnn harmony in ?
U. Tho Committee on resolutions reported tho i *
majority platform of tho ^tutes id tho Charleston
Convention, which waft adopted ufter an j
angry duhuto. The withdrawingdolegnlon vroro 1
ulso sustained. Delegatus wore itppointed to '
Richmond ami HaUimorc. A portion of the
delegates aftorVrards mot and orgi?nir.e<l anotlior j
Convention. Tliev are called Donglasitoi. Thtiy j
appointed delegate* to Haltunore onlv. Hon.
lloirRM. Coim was tho ruling npirit of the Stnto
Convention proper. Tlio '.'honors" Ray they <
have tho people with tlioui. I
There lias Jjoeu two State Conventions nlno \
in l. >ui.-iinm. The regular (lobi?>cfutic Ij mIv no- f
credited delegates to hotli Hiuhumnd nml lit\ 11i- j I
tinmre. The " majont v plutfirin " wn^ndoptrtl, ; I
ami tlio Hocctliuj delegates sustiiinoil. The !
" li'iltow " H" t" ?altiin?ro. | ^
Alabama has done t|u> same tiling. 'I'lic opposition
to tlio rogular democracy is Ktronjjor *
tlinn in the other States. Tlio opposition has
nominated an electoral ticket, ami will go to
Haltitnorc. Yanckv nml his party go both to li
Richmond ami Daltiinoro. t
The Blue Ridgo Road, . I j
We desire to direct attention to tlio vorv ef- t
fpctive article of Mr. Turn not.m in this msue, on i |
tlio Blno Uid^c road, in reply to Mr. GftKiiu. 1
It places the <jnostion of completion in its tine
liirht. and we commentl it m>oeiiillv in tlm ?'
nve. j '
TitUWOO AX? Loss OV I.II'K?Oil <1)0 .'Will |
nit., at half'pnst 11 o'clock ft. 111., a torrildo , .
tornado passed within linlt* a mile of Now
Bethlehem, Chiriun County. 1\?., doHtroving
everything within its bounds. It was about j
half a mile in width. As far as ascertained. ]
it crowed the Allcjrhany "Uivor nlmvc (Jmy'n
Kdilv, ami took a South-oast direction, sweeping
houses, hams, trees, fence*, cattle. i 1
as it went?oven uprooting staiii|is. A cor
respondent of tlio Pittsburg Ditpatrh says ]
there aie sonto persons nlready dead in the j
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. vguu\ aim in 11IIV lll'iro III11C ea llleit I
recover. " 1 wont to nee the family* of Charles J
Steward to-day. The wife niul mothor were '
killed, and the children, several in number, >|
all severely wounded, except mi infant that t
was in a cradle, and the eradlti was entirely [ |
mashed up ami the. child not hurt. The house
was entirely carried awav, and thu barn burned
to asdics." (
MritnF.il is a I<ki:isi.att'tir.?A torvildo t '
tragedy was enacted in the California Assent- I
lily, a few days before its adjournment. A |
incuibcr of the House, named John C. 1-Jell, j <
was shot and stabbed to death, almost in his >
cat, by one l>r. Stone. Stone was a lobby :
member, attempting to procure the passage of 1
a bill f n* division of the county represented ! i
by' Hell, and to which the latter wns opposed.? ' |
Mr. Hull was in the nut of consultation with i
another memlxsr beyond the bar of the As- ;
scmbly, while it was in session, when Stone ' 1
eaine up and denounced Jlcll as n liar, and J
immediately began shooting ami stabbing him. I
The unfortunate man was carried away, and
died two days after. Stone was <--< <! ? ? I
Imil. As lie is a rich man, the crime will go '
unpunished. The Assembly took no noticO of '
i the murder. 1 lei I was from Ohio, ami was |
unarmed. Stone is from Kentucky. Several
circumstances show tlie act to liaVc boon premeditated.
;
IMI'OKTAXT Disc VKKV IX |}| ltt.tr 2 I, T?o*i:? '
Mr. Mayer (the proprietor of a line museum of j
antiquities anil works of art in Liverpool,) has ;
now i;i liis pft papvriitf, which, with j
many others. w?* brought from Theirs in Kgypt,
by tihe l'ev. Henry Strobart. This papyrus
having been entrusted to 1'r. Siinunidcs, has
been discovered to contain the '.)th chapter of 1
St. Matthew, written in the Greek uncial char- i
Ulli?. .....l ...I.:, i. ...:n i . . i .<
Hvtvi? .ni<? mnyu will ue vmvuu Willi grout in- I \
tciOist liy bibliopolists. us it ects nt re*it tlint l?ti? I i
misunderstood port of tlio 24tli verse, relating .f t
to tlio passage of ii camel through the eye of a t
needle, which aro?e from tlio wrong rending of |
the Greok text. 'L'lio nianinvript. says the L in- (
duo Star, is believed to ho older than any other
Christian document known tu exist.
Omrif.utv?l>r. J. J>. O'Uiinnon, (if Prnlts- ;
villo, Ala., died on Thursday. May .list, near j
U.ibinson Springs, aftera painful and protracted ,
'i'liess. lie was a ^entlciiinii possessing many ,
noble and nmialile traits of cliaructer, a well j
cultivated mind and high scientific attainments j (
in Ills profession. 110 wuscneof that gallant
hand of brave and fearlo&Pspii'itft wlucli conii>ose?l
the Palmetto ri'nimont of South Carolina 1
in the late war with Mexico, whose brilliant ex- j
plaits and chivalrous deeds *licd such a world- 1
....... .v....vim n|ii>ii iiiu yviiu-rican arms ami iiic ; (
American nnino on the hotly contested battla i
fields from Ooito (Judo t> (lie gates of tlic city <j
of Mexico. I To leaves a disconsolate wife ami
iv largo circle of devote! friends to mourn his
loss. t
Ttems iuom Richmond.?Richmond, Va. June (
10.?The majority of tho delegates to the l)pm- j
ocratic Constitutional Convention are now here. ,
South Carolina. Georgia and Alubamu are fully (
represented. Texas, 1/iuiMft.nannd other South- ; j
orn States will ho partially represented. Yir? j
ginia has only two delegates present as yet. It J
is supposed Mutt delegates from till the seceding ! <
States will be liere to-morrow. Mr. Yancey has ;
not arrived vet. i
Tlio Convention meets at noon to-morrow. in
.?i<ar<i|HMu<;r. ![;;!!. I
The general impression now in, that after a (
.short session the Convention will adjourn and ; (
await the notion of the H.iltir.i >rc Convention. c
L'here are very few outsiders hero. I (|
A mass ineotiug was held last night at Metro- u
nolitan Hall, which was but sliinly attended.? :c
Mr. Scott, of Alaliama, made a spvcch, in which !
lie advocated tinnnesa upon the part of those en- I i
ga^oil in the Southern Movement. 1 n
Efforts are making to obtain a pledgo from , t
the Y'irgiuia delegation llint they will withdraw 11
from the Baltimore Convention in case the I
Southern ami-Douglas ilolegatious are not re- , I
eeived. The presumption " tlmt North Carolina. ]
Tennessee. Kentucky and Maryland would fol- j ^
low tlio lead of Virginia in this matter.
Raii.ho.m) Tax?The IVmrd of Connnissioncrs .
of the Itoads for this llislrict mot on Moiulitv ]
Inst, and rc-confitjored and reversed tlicir former :
action in relation to the llnilrond Tax ; coiisoqnently
there will not be a vote taken upon the !
ansessnient in October next, as heretofore or- j
dered. We learn this notion of the Hoard was I
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Mutism nijiiiii. i>v inuueieai en ine measure in j
Spartanburg District.? / 'nioti 1'rcx.i.
Tkkhihi.k Nam, Storm.?A portion of
our country was visited on Monday afternoon ]
by ono of the inoxt destructive nail storms i
within our recollection. As fur as we have 1
beard, it commenced near Watkinsville and ?
extended to the Apnlnolfco. 'J'he crops were c
completely riddled. J udgo Peter W. Hutchinson
has shown us a italic of corn from his I
plantation, which wan a curiosity. . JI is cot- t
ton is also destroyed. His loss alono is about '
five thousand dollars. Mr. .Tamos 1*. Mane
is ulso a suflerer to ft considerable extent.? <
In the tornado houses and fenecs were blown <
down, and ono or two norsons injured. Tfc '
is ti)0. intention of the farmers to plow \m
their cotton and plnnt in oorn^?Athens (Co.) '
Banner, tilxt uU. <
EMANCIPATION OF SKVBN'TY FIVF. Nkoros?
Mr. A. Cnthhcrt, from Ucorgi a, son to a for- i
inor United Statos Senator of that State, has I
recently purchased ftntl cettlol on a farm about
four niiles North-went of Putterson, N. J., ,
bringing with him fivo uegroe to whom he
had given liberty. They are the tnstof nexon- {
ty-five emancipated by Mr. Cuthburt, the others
liaving been nciit to J/ibcrift through the '
Colonization Society. 1
? (,?><<???-. ?* ? . J"*.:'.". "
an bo elTeotedby calling on Sir. Crawford, ftfvola
spring, in this district. See his advui tinciuvlit.
Mahion Star.?Mr. V. I.itti.k hns nolo this
onriial to Messrs. O. M Fairikh ami W. 1*. t nooku.
It is (<> t>o Stole rightu und democratic in
tu politico. Suacc.?s to if.
iiuowTti o? MFiifiiis?As an evidence of flic
growth of Metnphii*; the Arpnit Mnles that during
he litst ten yenri*. the ]Kipohition hits inureuvod
rum 0,280 to ?.5,U()0.
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S.wannmi. Juno 5, 1S60?Tho steamship
?i)or?f'n Creek, which arrived hero to duv <Vnn?
jiiunuore. orou^nt n tugtttvQ (Jhnrlostoa,
vliicli nlio took from tlio ship ilmnl Victoria,
?r Liverpool, fbreo dnv? out from Charleston,
riao negro m?vh lio belong* to l>i\ Lamb, of
'hnrleston, S. C.
Nk\v Oki.kans, June 4?The iniinicipitl ob>oion
passed oil" <ju:etlv, ami John T. Monroo. the
linerieun candidate, is '.itfctod Mayor by 1,000
uiijoiity.
1'imntino Huuf.au?'L'ho bill paseod by the
ioviso of Uopr?sontaliva4. provides for the esuhlisluuent
of a government printing oftiueand
tindery at an expense not to exceod $120,000.
^ mporintendont of the work and foreir.nn of
lie printing ntticc. and the bindery to bo np ointed,
the former with a salary of $11,000, and
ho two latter of $1.^00 each,
Shot?A mnn named Myron Clarko roeonllv
liseovered two men stealing his horses in I'ine
II..(?\ 'I* 1 i -i ....
..hi-, iuaub, iinu mioi mojn ytmi ueatl.
To hp Si'hvbvki)?Tho Direotors of tho Air
lino Railroad, in Anderson, liavo ordorod tlio
ino of thut rnml in tlioir distriol to bo surveyed.
Hkci.ixk*.?Juliti I'oter Brow it. K^I., deidinain
lie eanvuss for tlio Lo^islutmo in AiiiUvfaon
Jistriot.
Tub Hkaso^c Wnv?It in said that tho rcrison
,v|?y tho Republicans " rail Lincoln " Ilonost
Y'oe," is to distinguish hini from tlw rostof tlioilMI'l
v.
Justice?There ?ro over twenty tb'iusnnd
torsons in Virginia who hto paid ovcrv yonr for
nry service. Illicit one of these persons receive
nore than one dollar on an average a-< pit v.?
I'liis is only nno item of expense for tho udmlnisration
of iostii'o ivtili-li
- %t . IIWIII w ntV> till lUt llJVJl Kli,
ins been tin exponsive luxury.
l)oiN(i Wki.i,?This Georgia bank* aro in n
louri-hiug emditinn. They have Hourly nil
lectured a dividend of live per coat, on till) opnations
of the past .six months.
Swkf.t?-A neat compliment was paid the
)thor day to a lady. She had just swallowed h
w tite of wine, us a gentleman in coin puny
iskod for a taste. "It's r.ll gone," miid she,
lUughingly, unless you will take some lYi>n?
my lips." " I should he most happy," he 10jdieil;
" but I never take sugar with it."
Ciiim:: ix Xkw Ohi.Kans?The Now Orleans
joroiior'rt report for the pa sr. quartet exhibits ?
iYiglitful advance in crime in that city. Within
'.he period named inquests have been held upon
lho bodies of forty persons, male and female,
who came to thoir death by violence. .Several
iiises where no decision has been given by the
soriuior'n jury the report mentions as hcin<?
under consideration. These added to the nuinber
make a fearful catalogue.
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?v ii.ii i'ki KivF.ii?.uary ivorster, a wealthy
k'onng willow in ?St. L<iui?, wn.i e urted by
Jharl*s (?*k,n, a young man particularly fond
it money, but stfongly uvor.se to earning it. lie
jorrowed $-200 one morning last week, on the
ilea of having a note to pay before bani.'rng
iour.?, ami then suddenly "cut" her acquainunco.
Tirr.v can't kkki- 'Km ? A voting man in St.
Louis, named John Allen, sued out a writ ol
eplevin for the rcnovery of a valuable ving
vhich lie had given Ml.su June Heed, undoi; condition
that sliO would mxrry him. I'pon eoniuJutiou
with Iver paronl.s, she concluded not to
to any such thing, but to keep the ring a* a
uofccnh John wouldn't agree to this, and the
Jourt decided that it should be given him.
l)iet? wiiii.k Dancinc?A young man named
i rann oiannope aitcmled 11 iliinco in Conway,
Mass., a few evening since, and while dancing
ind playing a llutc at tin: same time, fell dead
lpiiii the floor. The select-mcn suspected foul
vork. and had his b uly disinterred, when it was
'.mnd an artery had been broken near th* top
>f the head, which probably caused hii death.
Ui.owko Ui??A few days siuee, the powder
nil) of Wm. Stapler, near Norvislown, Pa., ex*
dod; I with a torrili;' noise, blowing the build*
ng to piece*, ami burning ?nd mutilating
ioorgo Hummed ami John Shutllowortli soteribly
tlmt they both diod. There were about
10U pounds of powder in the mill at the linio.
1'oi.irH A/. ^'iktv?On Sunday, tlio pasCor of
he Unitarian Church in Concord, Mas#., aiiiou
need from the pulpit the nomination of 1/m...in
i.. .!>-??-?-? ' "
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lepublii'Ati ratitli ration meeting was held ill the
e.<try of the Church. Sun born, t he martyr of
Joneord, made a speech: nml utindry other
)ietluon offered prayers uiul speeches.
A Co-ti.v I'-mik?Tlrt cost of th#t Kc*- York,
Central Park thus far has boon $7.'.100,(101). The
11111 <>1 $2.500,000 will be expended on further
niprovomonts.
Waihinctw, Juint 8?Charles O. "Baylor,
. has been nominated by the President, as
'onsul at (Joloj;ijp. iShuulit lie be comirinud '?>.*
he Senate, the position will enable lum to proacute
more cflVwHually his labors in hohalf of
lireet t de between Germany and the cotton
;ro\vinjt .States.
Oo.vconn, K. IT., Juno C?The House or^nn/.ed
to-day l?\r the election of the Republican
lominces, niiulc in caucus lust night. Kesoluions
wero adopted in llio House authorizing the
ppointmont ot' a cominittco to consider what
ngislntion is necessary to prevent the spread of
lie cuttle iliijcueio.
Al'i'OlNTfo?Julian ,\. Mitrliell, of Charleson.
has lx>en appointed Secretary of Legation
o the Court of ftt. Petersburg.
New Oili.ean9, .lune 10?The sehoonor Iter}
'ox has arrived from Tanipico, with dates to
ho 4tli inst, lien. Urngn, with 0,000 men, capiired
Oundalajarn, which was afterwards roaken
by (Jen. Woll. wiio completely routed the
'./literals. (leu. L'rnirf lost one of his logs by a
lannon ball. (Ion. Zunloga had made his escape
rom Miraiuon, and declared himself President.
Nkw York, June 6?Albert Hicks alias
Johnson, tho murderer of the crew of tho sloop
B. A. Johnson, bus mud a a confession of tlio
nurdcr ofCnpt. Burr and tin? brothers Watt.?
lie also confesses being implicated in the inuiny
on tho bark Snhidin, in 1&>4( when eight
>f tho crew were murdered,
Faii.kd?Failures of business men are toting
placo in New York: A. J. Well*, dry
goods merchant, is the last. 11i? liabilities aro
>260,000?assots are uncertain.
Kaki.y Wheat?The Memphis Avalanche,
if the 3(Hh ultimo, montionu the arrival in th*t
:ity on the previous day of a crop of new whei?t,
Yom the plantation of Mr. Wynne, of Pc Soo
County, Mississippi. It was sold at $2.80
ier hoeiicl, r.r.d shipped tlio same evening for
St. Louis. This is tlio enrliost shipment ?1
wheat over made to St. Louie.
Oonr? Ocn. Wro. Walker, tho "grey-eyed
nun of dostiny," necompnnied by n few officers,
ins gono to Central America.
Wa8HiJfGTOK, Juno 6?JamcsO. flerrct, ./.gq,
[)einocrat, is cloofed Mayor of this city by a
rominal majority. Monday night wap markod
>v arenea of bloodshed n??l disorder. Tho Kftt ral
wicJi of tlio cof)*nrvntivo citizens is wr n
cpOnl by Congress of the Oily Charter.
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^ornl y ciint; wero thft rc prosenlalfvc "of dHf^ronl
Stntvs; wito b'.tl;, at the tittio, etr?>i?? Pomo
oratft; and nro Wli now strong opponents ol
tlio Democratic party. No other journal in the
Union pofp^HCH md rcmiu'kalilo u flffliuro, At
this coincident in it* editorial dopnvtiPjni.??
Tlio Hon, Jetp. Clement, and Ihe 1l?m. 8o16h
I 1*. llorlaud, nrot'jc Senator* alluded to.
Chatham. M.v^r. Juno 2-? Mr. Ennifrn Kidliflge,
of thi* town, who hns lived 77 drtj?
without food, died la*t night.
Cotton TurtonEss?The reeeipt*.at Now Orleans
alone. fur tHin eea?0?, i weed tho wIk>1o
Cut ton urop of 1M0.
Pkatu or jroiif. Tv?^ehv or Mismfsii'it?
The Nutchez Coirriir announces tlio death, in
j that ritv, of .Judge Kdw.urtl 'lUfUor, ono of tho
earliest #ott1ers of X.itohoK. Ilo waft a distinguished
lawyer, jurist and mason, known in
Mis/isxiytpi as a legislator ami ohuneollor, and
. in masonic bodies an tho Inst survivor of the
1 Convention which formed, in 184tt, tli6
! Grand Lodge of Mississippi.
I'i.bnty?Cotton blooms nro plentiful in tho
South and West.
To Retire?l(iin. 1). L. Yulcre, V. 8. Senator
from Florida, ii>tend? retiring from public life.
! Tiif.ntox, X.,1., .1 it no .1?Samuel D. Ingram,
Secretary of tlio Treasury nndor Jackson's
administration, is dead. He wna in his 81st
i .VOa f.
I Utu'.v. N. V.. Juno f>-~-Hon. Horatio Sovniour
litis published a loiter withdrawing his
ufiitta from t'?o lbiltiuiove Oonveutivfti us n candidate
for the i'roaitl?noy.
1'uKi*a>iiN'?; ? Douglus^is propairin* h(s for1
eos for tho Uultinioro Convention, which meets
! next Moi..ly.
Tiik Si.ave II.iuk Wu.u Fire?Tito Hark
[ Willi Fire, recently captured with n cargo t?f
Africans, is sui-l to huvo beoli owned ami lilted
| out by ? lioston h?usn, Who anticipated clearI'jiijj
mor $200,000 by the operation.'
Rf.waud f>nor (.'i.assk:ai,i.v?Mr. Toombs, referring
tn Sewurd'n defeat nt (.'liienji<>, snhl it
, was "Acttuou devoured by his hounds!" Most
> apt and happy illustration ! And the biggosl
, hound in the pack?and the most cowardly?
j was ft irace Oreely.
Fatai. Accioknt?The eastern bound train
I on the Ka>t Tennessee and Virginia Kail road,
, ran off tho track Sunday night when seven
' miles east nf Ivnnxvillo. iillinif lln> Knifim-m*
DmittM formerly of Lynchburg, ami Fireman
MouJ.
1'iiie?A fire at >S('. Jos.oph, M'eliij^nn, on
AVcdnosday; (l(!?t roved lil'teen buildiiigfl, in
eluding half the l>umuft-*H portion i>f tlio town,
fjnjis estiiifttcd at. ijtfO.OOO. ]f js suppled tt
imvc been the work <?f nn incendiary.
| .V Wittv Piioi'osition?Bhoridun beinfc on r
I'nrilnnteiitnrv committee, one day entered tin
I room us ull the members were seated ami ren
|<ly to cottuutiico business. I'ercon inji no emp
ty wat, lie bowed, nn?i looking arnunJ ilic tubb
, wiili 11 droll expression of countenance, 5*id
' Will anv trenUvsuiun inoec, tiial I may take tin
j r/nu'r !
Xi:\v ^ mbk, Jono 0?The <*r?At trotting matcli
' between Flora Toniple ami CJoorgo H. I'otoben,
I lias resulted in favor of the former. Tins time
i made was 2:21, 2:24 and '2:211.
| Trl'k ? When a generous man is compelled t<i
givj a refusal, lie generally gives it with a
woi>o graeo tliaii th? ungenerous: first, liecause
it is against his nature ; ami, secondly,
because it is out of Itis practice.
Dbstimttiox to '1'<?m \Tor.s.?There was n
violent hail storm in Norfolk and (ho vicinity.
imi M mdav, which destroyed fully $1(1,00(]
worth of tomatoes on the neighboring farms.
Wakiuxoton, Juuo (J.?On Monday last,
1 I lie infamous ('hnrlcn burner, Senator from
Massachusetts, deHrerod the most remarkahle
speech ever heard ia the Senate. For
deep, settled, terrible malignity, no speech
was ever pronounced here M'hioh could e</ual
this one. Mr. Stunner seems to have devoted
the last lour years to hunting up ever)
imaginable honor and every cor.oeivable brutality
to attribute them to the institution ol
slavery. j hiring four long hours the I Ioii.
Senator iiourtx! out the fountain of his hate
i ii._ o ..ii wi. - i
..j^nrim tire i-Miuin. u nen ue iii icngin concluded,
Mr. Cher.nut, in a few scathing words,
explained why I lie Southern ScuatorH could
not taice any other couowj toward* Mr. Sumner,
thfln to treat lii:n with silent contempt,
Mr. Sumner rojoincd briefly, and the Senate
jiiiKsed on to other husincfc*.
i wish every Southern man could have
heard this speech ; they would he ready foi
revolution in the event of Mr. Suiimcr't
! party getting possetwduii of the Feilcrtd (Jov
ornhU'iit. And yet thu malignant wretch
it is said, will he sent iim Minister to Ureal
lJrii iiu.? Cur. H-mth (J>jr>)h'ntti)i.
Washini'iTon, -June 7.?In the Senate, to
day, the-Army Hill wax discussed.
The Senate has amended and pn??aod the
11.-. i 1 i ' ?? "" - "
luuinon IMIIU \llillll I > I 11. 111(3 ^ OlUMlinOC
of Conference on the amendment rotating tc
tho Isabel ii* tlie Postal Pcliciency Mill
iiavu uuaMr. t'J ftye?, '> >*?; been dis
j charged.
I The House luis pnracd a joint resolution
giving the assent of Congress to aets of the
Legislatures of Louisiana, Arkansas and Texas,
levying tonage duties for the improvement
of the lied .1 liver.
The .Missouri election contest is undei
consideration. After a session of twenty
| five hours, seventeen of which were oooupied
i in otidci\vui to get a quorum, the House ad|
journcd at noon to-day.
Mr. iicKcan, of New York, delivered him:
self of a violent abolition speech.
Washington, *111110 8.?The Senate to-d.ij
passed forty private bills.
| The House u seated ilarrott, and admitted
, Blair, of Missutiri.
A resolution was adopted in opposition u
i the President*8 views contained in the protest
in relation 0) certain powers of the Oovodi
- Committee. ^
Washington, JuneO.?The Senate nnsseil
; the Army bill.
! IIotsk.?There wan nothing of interest
transpired in the IIouhc today.
]I()W A NF.ORO BOWIHT rTlMSKI.F AT A
Discount.?My friend jinked Anthony l>ox,
I a superb engine driver on the Ohio Kiver, how
he came to get free. " Why, Mnssa V indent,
my hcalf was berry bad when I was in Kentucky;
I couldn't do no kind ob work ; T wae
'berry feeble,'twas jos as much as I could dc
I to hoc my own garden and cat de wins ; and
de Missus what owned mo see dat 1 was a misable
nigger?one of the inis'ablest kind. S<j
Icnid to her, Missuh, T am a min'ably nigger,
and T an't worth nothing, and I think you'tl
} better sell nse. Now, Massa Vincent, I wnf
such a poor nigger that Missus 'greed to sell
1 mo for a $100, and I 'greed to try to work aur
I earn de mnnnv k-iw ! *.? ??^ J"' '*
? ??* rrf
hcalf l?u* been fffttin' bettor ebor aig*, ftn(J'
spooks I made 'bout $900 d:it nmc out da
nigger. Wub ! wall I Vincent."
Riak early, live aobcrly, and apply fbjwe)
with industry. .
>, . H
Mr. K'Utoi: It in o|
t icpublicnn form I ..,.
i sweet guaruntcc of our' oft,
1 Intois me elected h.V nnd from tn% *??<?^>lo5 ?v.^.,..
body who lms attentively rend history or tiinile
government the subject of his thoughts will 1
deny tlii't.
A legislator chosen hv a Section or I>?Htrict
j poc? into tho Bovovoign Assembly with the views,
I interests, ami most sacred trusts of his coiWito,
cuts; und consequently, ho>)Mlio people, ami
has been most correctly called " JltyWiecntulttl."
When, thereforo, n representative votes or nets
in his clmravVr ns nueb, tho people \oto, net;
Ihernuso the people have chosen him as touch,
and have transitu red to him tiud invested him
w~ n inoir own Hovoroignty. 'IdDnci1 it follow* ,
i?t' nocunslty, that a reprosoohltivp should he on
educated euiy.cn, possoxslng a fair kimwioil^o ??F
the Iuwn of the laud and of imtiuns, he thorough- !
lv versed on tlio Constitution i.f the I'nited
State*, and as well also on that of our own
State. If ymf ouiteolf e n law-maker devoid of
Ids amount of education, so must you tho people
wlioin ho rnpro-onts; nnd this reduced a
people at oneo to it siato of ignorance.
llut this is not nil that is nercssary to qualify
a representative. lie side* this uonerulnnd noo
i esrary information, ho should I t* an nrdont pro1
motor of tho commerce, education and national
i honor of tho S>tnte; anil nl?n.vc nil, ho should
havo at- heart tlie ntorul and physiv.nl develop |
moot of his own soution or district.
Tboso are tho lending features which ohutihl
| adorn a representative of a free nn<i onllghtoncd
i pooplo. Others, of loss importance, and too nu>
! morons to enumerate in u nowspnjmr article,
itnft which are dn*lly poreoived by a discriminating
i\ud educated public. are invariable concomitants
of those loading uharactcristicN that
woll-balaiUrod reason aiiduuuud philosophy hold
nocossary as indispemtiblo t pin li fictitious in a
legislator at this ago and in our country.
Thero nevor was ? tiino when South Carolina
stood so mudi in need of wiso and enlightened
men to guide tho boba of t'.o Stit'o. She is
belli-.' plunged into on ocean of tribulation?
the sky above seems pregnant with clouds of
unknown and perhaps fatal ehimonts; under*
' neat It avc <piick>n lids and shoals; on the right
and left an; sharp rockj?*?the whom horivmn is
portcntoiiK of u tremendous tempest. \o man
knows the hour when the storm may pour with
ill its fury on this devoted Stnte. Then, indeed,
wo will need nil the wisdom and onlv'httnenl of
ll.? ?1 U .. . !l .
inu iiuiueL (miouj iu prwieoi us iroin inpeuihu^
ruin.
Besides these eviln which threaten the whole
State, Pickens J>isiri? t. ?<lr. J-lUitor, it* in a>po1
cial uiAiiiicr, menaced with her own grievijjis'
; ncss ttntl ln?s h?ft already to bear her trihulaj
lions from the hands of lu?r sister districts.?
' The hand of nnturojuis poured forth alt the luxuries
of hor bosom in enriching tliirf district.
( Her loft v mountains. deep valleys, fertile plains.
. rich mines. health rontoriug waters and limpid
risers, loudly proclaim their truth. Tlie State
has unwisely denied her the necessary meant*
, for her development, f >r which t-he omiW nfur
a fdiort time iniiWe ticnrii?n>j (inmnnii^i.ii....
, I The ltlKide KailrOnd hnlf completed in (lie
' State nnd tin 1T decayed provo the noplcct of
J ,~'uth Carolina in advancing tin? interests of
i I this J)istrief. Crumbling embankments, half
i bin't b'ltlrcsse*, pilot" of cut work nnd tunnels
nlmov M"i#hod are additional testimony of our.
need of.iihie advi>cnJo-? in our legislative balls.
| N? man I'ickens District possesses in n
more eminent dc?reo tlio nualifii'nlinn.s necessary
fur our rey,.o "ual'iitivo t.lmn 11. W. Krirrmaxx
id' Cheohoo - f'nos." His education is
liberal, his cbivalry ui. 'tiostionnblo. his love of
South <'arolina unph. '<ible, bis industry
proverbial, his virtue and lit.* ebnrnotor innnoTeable.
Ho givos steady einplo}. cnt to scores of
i the humble class of t! 10 oitizons 01 Miis Histrict.
is sought by the intelligent and boi. ved by the
industrious. He i? n firm advocate oi t.lio cmiI
liittn linn nl% liirt 1M?.*\ 1) ?il-rA 1 * . 11 ...... A ....
, ........VIVM ?-? I IIV UIMb l\M llillli I'lKI, till till*
swerving State lights man and lins ajwnya 1>eci?
a dovotcd and able defender (>1* Southern IuslilutioiiH.
I take the liberty to present him (ft'hu
I hope, hi id or tlm eireuiMslanees. 1 may l o nllowed)
iis at candidate fur the Legi.-duturo ut its
ue\t toiin from Piekcns iVmtriet.
One or tiir Pi-.opi.e.
<'rookbtt,8 Uaxohb, Ki?t?.<m8 Territory, 1
.May I'ttli, ifctSO. >'
Dkaa ''ousjn : Yours by the ' ami of .1. It. Moss,
, arid (ho i 00 written on your return from Tcxiw,
i were boib rceoitod at the same time. 1 have jni*t
returned i -oni the " Arkansas Miiitn.1' 1 shall re|
turn inn cw daya. Mo.hs id now In " llusscU's
(iiilck dM not know whether he wooM return
with iao to tlio Arkansas mines or not. lie wants
, to look nrO'lnd there, a lew days. W. (i. licnscu.
lnlJiuo that lie vrotilil go out, in a few wrcks, prtwp'ccthip;,
iiml Miws talk* of going with him.
We luive one clniia on tint Arkfui8*s. which, I
tilt) will -my very well. It i* oft the " t Vifmiii i
( (iuleh," svliicli is thought lo surpass the fay-fan.eil
IU'sski.!?*<'. Tliero whs not work enough tlouo on
I nnvii .i nil id iru cerium, l>ut it pr?a'
peels find v. The pro^poctS fur pi.?d dig^iti;;#
that vioit ity nrt wry gooil. lU'??cii. liken Ihc
Jlluo belt i' than the AiUimis. The lilwe in ?
- i triliUlary ?>f tlip(tylorado. und Hows into the tlulf
j .?f ('iilll'OVlUit. The Arkansas milieu are about 100
, | miles S. V/. of l)?Bvcr ciljr. We pttM around the
[ foot of Iho in Miritains to l'ikw lVuk. and 30 into
j t'nein at Iho co.*iier of the Ponnlnhi " (.lit
> a small .sln-i m, which lakes it ti?me frotnfwr. Soda
I Springs, win ti lt live boiling up, near its bank.4. ull
tiio liiiie. <>no ?>f them KUpjiOits <p?ile a branch;
iho uli.c.* It ;'CC innr*. filre a ret l?>i!itj<? than
anything else ; Imrin^ no outlets. bt>i) V?\e tno et>
fervescing p*.?\ clers when thrown tnyelfier. )l?v
ing made 11 cL Ottilba)f around the Peak, *(> cr&syfd
I lie Hunt It l'ii k. The Park is a btatttiful phtrr;
must tie "I trr?di;-? foundis iil?u>?t round;
about .ti> milt t across in almost any direction?
surrounded b'. rtonntniiis rapped with snotr the
year round, -we> c, with the exception of n few
' I Utile inoiimls, in Jic shape of potato hanky. The
1 j whole country bears marks of being :?errrrly bin ?#t
m ouiiiu iiiiiu <u uiimiicr, pvyouwy vulcanic. J w>r*
travelling tliro' tgli there once with ?? young *>ut
very ignoinut ft tlovr, who mfd, " i tell yon, J'oc.
uat r lias sect* ? ighls here." ( <i??n*t know liml I
can describo it. fflwy Letter.
r .1. 1$. Mikih *mii}? KCTom 'wiili ~S\r. Moirarn, n
eoiihin of )V. (!. KtmsKLt.. He give Mamis $10
I to lioard him thrc 'fth. * >*' Mo?? drore lii? te.vn.
I We hnvo just h >*rd thul the fonrciiliou broke
1 up in Charleston tr, 'nect ngain io Bnllitt'n/re. Jli?
? ; iiern, H8 n general ru 'c, cure Jess nbont the ncwni&i*
I lion tlinu tliey do abt it M?c late prize flght between
? ! ' Ifrenan and Snyers ' though >/i<W nil liar? IcM.,
Etnmigrants are tdiiiii'ij every hour. And nM x
. few getting off for tiw ? .atca. I don't cure how
' many go hack 1 must ciose.
Your siuccro oousic,
?
Tiik liynchburg ( Vn.) Republican thus
criticises (ho South Carolina Convention;
" The South Cnrulioa J'tatc Democratic
Convention adjourned on Thursday night, af!
tov having nominated a delegation to the JlicJi|
mood Convention, headed by Hon. II. H,
j Ithctfc. A fttricfc test voty vrus nindo, showing
I ; ft majority of seventeen in fuvor of Mr, Illicit.
I M.i'l -*
i'lviun reauixuQ, fl'lG uithOHffll Dir.
RliottV friends Ko.omed subsequently anxious
1 to send u mixed delegation to TUcntnond, the
j opposition determined t*i threw alH*
eibility on Mr. 1 * Kelt, an'1, ' l2""J reaper;
tion to W5 " V v. viio on lire dcloga'?|
',S" -?<w matoriah of which tho KioH,
inorid f.'onverttiou is lo bo oom posed. Mr.
f | Hhott is, and long has boon, an avowc-d disut
j nionist, and' ho and Mr. Y?n#?n" ** -L -
_ .. ul HIO
" | finnio faith, avo tohrt the lender^ of the move|
Hicnt- Aro tho Deinoornay of Virgiuln prof
j pared to ioliow ui<wc ^6fiilp?ncn in their 4j&o?*
.' gmtkin? tfehcmcqat this tun*? {,1an a tick'
"f'jUi / \'4b *
' sm&v- ? 2 - '
7~nui Tn>m-m.i'T-ra-;i'Tft.
To Mahy.- until VA-4jijf<?fo>wf<i
the.party ut Baltiiuoro
.should f rove iueffvutujd, fttld cltu.it noy Southcm
noutiuiiliou should be mmlc by ;< now (\>u
.tcsii. -
?v iiuvmi, cuiivvi iv iiitvi nyiuvvuuu um uig (HO
Buiulpcr.
Ah Mr. A. H. Stephens ami *oi?c others,
hnvo tried to create, tho bupropion that Mr.
! Calhoun indented to and a} ,irovod of tin: doc?
' trine of Territorial Sovereignty, \vo make tho
following explicit Extract hearing directly upon
tho point, from, Mr. Calhoun's Woi'lis.?
| Wo trust this will set tho matter at vent :
" Tho assumption (that tho inhabitants of
1 a territory htivo tho right of self-government >
in utterly unfounded, unconstitutional, without
example, and contrary to tho entire prixAieo
of tho (lov.ernmcot from Upcommencement to
tho present time, John. C. Cai.hoW
A Dutyf; IN (i KOHOIA ^S.VVAN'tfAH, JuilO
G.?A duel whs fouirht this uiorniim. at Sore
von',a Ferry, by Dr. Win. It. Holmes, of
Waynesboro, nud Dr. A. Nolmtr, of Wnrrenton.
The wqapona used wore double-barrelled
shot guim, and tho distactco forty paocH.-^-*
At tho first five, Mr. Ncln.n was seriously bv.t
not'fatally wounded. Kuitheir proceedings
were then t-ufpemkd. Dr. l!o)incs received
no injury. * * f
I The difficulty grew out ,of tho proefli'dingS'
of n poittoh of the citizens of lJurRe (."'oiuirtT *
(ieorgia, in hanging i? ofligy the delegate? tothe
Charleston Conyentipli who did not recede
with the rest of the tleoi'gia delegation.
? m iwiiibi 'mmmmmmvm** in ???, ? imitmii i i
at hor rca'uSonco near Midtibrhy, on tIn?
i i... ..i. >i.. i - -
i i-i mi., .mi, .?\.\k ii.vmujtdn. iii me oivt yrnr ot
lier ago. 11 or ill iiosm wiih very painful, though
sdiurt. being conliued only nbout eighteen Ii'Mivh.
Tin: jiulijrcl of 111ih notiec luis lucii for many
yotii'8 ii consistent member of tlic M. II. Church,
ixiid died in tlio full tiiuiti)>li of llie f'allVi onco;di?
Ihcred onto the Saints; und whilst she is gonehome
to her Heavenly Kntjhor's house to cujov I lint
vest tImi remaltkclh fnv the peayle of (lod. >-'ic leave*
behind jiw, to juurow mill tnouin, ft.li nfTcctionntu
son nnd daughter, besides a largo clrole of relative*,,
neighbor* ??uf christian friends. i,'ut whilo w<>
mourn our loss in flic Ol'iurcli of Christ. nnd in llio
family circle, wo rejoice thnt our loss is horotermd
g.iiu. 1'voclous in I lie night of I lie Lord is tlic
death of hit* quints. Yea, Messed are the dead
which die in llio Lord from lieiic.cfnrtli. Veil,
jjuitii the Spirit, that they may rest from tlieir
labors, nnd tlieir works do follow tlnin. And
whilst our loved lifter died exnliinjily in the lovo
of Christ, with glory in Iter soul and llcnven hit
her view, she exhoi ted lier friends, and especially
her only stn?. to choose Ilio a nod truck ilml niritiv
choose, niul )?e prepared when ilio Angel of Dcnlli
sliouUI call for them, to moct her in Iho glory lnm',,
where the w'ckod cease from troubling. ami th<y
wunry rvvt* nt re-"t.
Why should \vc tremble to convey
llcr My to the tomb?
There nm'c the Heidi of Jesus lay,
And left n loug perfume. T. I?. ?J.
ll.M^r.vr.n life Augu.-d '.'ih. IfiOO. Ki.i/.a A.r
vonn^est duiightur of W. W. am) K. A. I.iithcm.
t>11 May Iflrh, Jtnix.0., inimit son of W. W.
nn<l H. A. Lothem.
Mh weep not o'er thy dnrHiig's tomb,
Oh! Pfivelits, weep net ko ;
Tlio'tlie hud wiis eroj>t by Hod's own hand,.
Vet Ihe flower in Heaven shall bloom.
Though few nml pniirfuT were their days,
The Saviour has enlleil thera to hit brenst p
lie knew rliey wns loo pure lor eavch
And hag Ink en lUctn homu torcst.
Ill -pijU'*" >They
arc now in heaven niyrt.iiisSf?'""V
Dwelling in everlasting fight
Ami joy$ tlmt never frtvlc. K, A. P. T<.
1'LOW I Nil MADE EASY
For tho Man and Light for tho
* Horso.
IIIAVK rooontly purchased tbo liifilit, for
Pickens li's'.Hct* of the Ailiims %% C-o's. c$lo*
brntert Patent Plow Stock. Tills ?tu\*k i*
{ of Georgia invention, ami L? being getter*
ullr, imioiif'st the beat planters of Ihnt State.?It
is th o common stock, with concuvc l\>ot nml
l\o<1 nml lleobpin conibinc?l in one ; nml tin*
different plxwf are atluclteil ti? the Stock upon
tlie principle of tlint of utlncbiiix tlip bnyonot t<>
tlie gnn. Tin- Stock. Tfhnn imnlonf nsb. \voiglt-*
1J puuiub; inmle i>f wliitc-onk, lt> pontnls,
I consoler it fur superior to any Stock I have
over Boon, chiefly on account of its coiubinntiUu
of lightness unit strength. 1 wiIV soon com
nmnco ivtnxit>x nml ^ ill <I^po*il I town nc
?!in diftVnisit places ?<f ro*i>it in the Dfotvvct. I
will tell I'lnntntioM Itights fi>r Sl.iii (inch. To **
pt>rw>n? wh?> only work one tiorac 1 will hell tho
Iti^Ut fi?v 7"> cents.
I will bo ml it sppuuncn Sto?;k to Pickens 0.
| II., Hckousville, WnlhnHii mul 1'ciulleton, in i?
i few day*.
?T. W. CRAWFOIIP.
! CjU.h 5k!?fflYI! I>I/>Ir^r**
I M?KV 28. IHOO J 4rt tT_
j" LA'NI>, LAND.
'* " W!T ' >i?n flOO Acre# of I^ml, eitn.-tfel on
A Muvtin's Creek, eight miles \V>st of l't'iKiieton,
and Jtlxxit one from the illue ltid^c Iluilrnml.
The laud is superior?{bottom tind nidnnd)?.
about aeventj iwi'M in cultivation. There is i*
thriving orth&rd of Fruit 0" lb? tdac-e.
1 The building nro nil new nud enuifortnhiR. I
t will t?t*VI llvo firming erupt ?ud awi; xuith lUo
1 place, if d???r&l.
V. V,. CtlKIWY,
Jifho T2. 1880 ^ 4ft a
I STATK <?1- SOUTH t'AUUIJNA,
IIS ?CITAHOX,
II'UKRB.U'. H. II. Griffin luilti applied to mo
f f fw letter* of ndmihlirirntion upon uD t>rul aingulitr
the i^-ixonul rotate of Jrwl>r? V <5fi/r.?
cn\!*eil, l?i? of At?bnms: TW kindred twtl cmlsnid
ilcvrpveil. ate. tbe'refurf. oiled lo?p|?tnr
litiwt mo u t Picked* , ii. or Monday tho Ud of
J?ly, to xlipw ennse, if u?y llic.v en*, Why Jiniti
letters thouM not 1m> Cttfatetl. (Iurn litoilpr
band ami ?*??1 June, IftftO,
w. K iu>K<?QMnp.. q.p.t>.
State of* ^onlli 4;:iioiiua,
IS ni:i>l.N.w:r?PlTATIO*.
WHKHKAB, W. 1'. Hunt and T. J. Hunt have .
If applied 1o me f?>r letK-rs of dndaiitviitioii
upon all and Hlnftulnr the povnoiiiil CHUte of llulct
lluni, deceased, Into of the District of PfokejWftttd
Settle afore?ai?l: J'iio kindred mm crcditv^s of said
deceased arc, therefore, cited to ftnpoAr before ino
! nt l'takeus C. H. on Monday 2d JuW, 18G0, <?fdio\?
cjjiusc, If any li\ey enn, wliy said letters should
not be granted. Uiren under my band and scut,
I (bis 1 Mli Juno. 18G0.
XT. HOLCOMnE. o.i'.nMoney
Wanicd.
I "" "h*\ -.-vutoil to tlio Into Srsd of 1
^ ohnsox <fc Son, ore notifUx} tHt
! will l>o smlAd at nn onrly daio. Tlrftfo bft?- ^1
| ipg unaettlftJ Aooountu will pUaW ?\v.?o
, tho Bmno hy note, ot the ftnrlla#*. ctmytmfo.&CQ*
J " T. ?. HEN SON, ??rth?r.
Von<11oton, M.ny 20, U'00 *44 ?
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Notioo.
ALEXANDER 1MYCB.
J. n thorlKod ftgiiDt to ntteml te my M*foe?Ag,
wWTo I nra &baont froth the Slafo \ W? hS
i & *?-?**>* ft amU ar?:
i Arri! 27, isoo
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