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Tho Murder of a Youtg Ludly in Phila delphin. PHrILADE.J11'H1.% August IL.-An atrocious murder vas conimittel ye.: terday. A well dressed man visited at house oin Race street with a young lady and after remaining about an hour the man departed saying the 1,tdy was asleep and he 'id not wish lir to be disturbed. An hour or two later, the proprietor of the liouso visit ed the room and found the girl with her head nearly severed from her body, with a sleet tied tiightly round her. Su bse(tiet (I, t hrougli a )it eL.1e found inl the girls tiik, tlo mu1rderer was ascertained to be Newton Chaipim ex-AnSistalt Enlgiineer in the Navy. lie was rrost (ed. Tho womialn's iame was Mary Coriey al he Il adttmnt ed to strangle h11er a few weeks pre Wasmiswro,.\ugust II .--The See retary of War h as plwinted Gie nerils I llter , Canbly anid 'Judge Advocatec Geneural Hllot a1 comm111Lsionl to ex.lk ine inito and decide upon the admisbi bility (of all claims.; m1le upon the Ir I)epartmljeni t: The decision of thie cotlmission will be final, but no cases already decided upon by the Departitellt will be entertained. Fort res's Monm roo :mtheLrit (les decided to riuaantine for 12 daNs all vessels from ports wh~ere, the (Aholera prevails as., 14n1 epidemiic and to quaantinec for 15 days all vessels arrivin!g from ports where the yellow fever prevails. W As r os, .A tigust I .--y di rection ii the lPiveident tlie Seretary of' War hs issid ml ordelr for the in ve. tipt ionl of, a.14Leod enr~~ fCIA ored lie.i' s on citizens of lileuia, Arik., itid to 1:hNe .venmred lIwt wxeek. W 1 N Cswroi, Dirsi.u:w .xnr., A uust I I.-Tho leinIbiAcanls nominaited da.IS Riddle for IGoVernouir anld J oln L. Me linin lor Congr as. NI.:wv 0lx.ri:.s, Auigiust I1I.-The gru:(ld jur iy imatde a report of the testi Imion.y. o illthe late ridts. Jt says, speaking ti eIi cenIIIi tioi, this al:-. slimptioll of power Ly thCse meno11 was a flagrant opl'n, delianit, violation of' tie laws ; 'twas an1 inlsolenit aid law loss attemplit to su1bvert tlle govern men1t, ad destroy the Cons.ti tultion anld under the la ws ' most countries would have amnioutiedt to high treason and would be 1made punishrl e w ith deatith. Nrl~w Yonit, Akugus~t 11 .--Cot ton -hiv ~y, inminial, sales of' 20.0 bales; U1pl an ds thirt'y -foury ; Flota r i rmn at 9.060 a 15).00 ; Wheat 2 a 3 ; Rutteor searce( . Fork heavy at 31 Ia 65 ; Lard heavy 18A- a 21.~ Sugar activean excited ; Murseovrmlo 1 01 a I I ; Coffee dull.1 Navcal s tores d ullI ; 'Turpent Iine GMa '70. Itosin 3 a 8. Gold l48. New OIJ.EANs, August, i1 .--Cottoii droopinlg ; Sles of 900 bailes ; Low miiddlling 32~ a 33 ;trln 60; Gold dG. MonlrJE, August 1 l.--Cotton sales to-daly 250 bales ; Aliddling 30 ; miiar he1(t (dull anid sales were of lower gradles. Later fromi Enlrope- By thec Cable, Liigox, A.gust.9.-The Aulstrian- Italian truce ha enetne 0dnys. Peace negoitatn will iko plalce at Prague. Count liiri ail Gen,. AMonales nre the itaian311 ii ni portniairies. TIhe sip Twilai h fromi Ilonig Kong Many 28th. lost in China scn. Thle oflicers of the liritish customs at iverpool had seized slx blockade riinners in bethalf of thle Unit edlStates (1overmnecng. T he Mxicani Empress, Chagrlot ta, arived yesterday at St. Alaziren. The French.Em-~ press lias gone to meeltiher. Thej~ New York I/erauld's London corres pondent writ ig front rhero Ih lah snys: Theiire is grear excitemnt here t his evening, originating fromn a supposed ait tempt to b w up thet two flouses of Parlin ment. k~aiges or guripowder, with1 fa.sos par tially burinedl were found itn'r tic entrrnnee r'oorm of the ILord t'hinmahicin'is olicti, in hue It onso of Lordsu. Alumbhers of' P'ariaen. alit icipal t anol ter "Oy' Fawikes'' plot. were reportiedi ini Ltoindoni lasti week. lx) ni :. A ugust 8.--A finis htert ween A us - - h d Italy I are- nyin i assutinig a thlreat. Ia i C root.. A ugust 8 --The ship Danube, buomiii f'rom brist oh to thet Unitedi Startei, w.as burnedci at seat. Theii crew arrived by a Alobile vessel. F'ioussarc, irA1.Y, Auigust 8 --Thera iwas a great sltim in thei AdriatioSeanyesterdaiy. Ana Itlalianu fleet wals miuch dliamnged, The S ron chlat A t~ondatore was suink In. port at .Avernenni. -The crew all saved. London and Liverpool Mlarkets. LosNox, August 9.-Consols closed at 872, for money ; 5-20's, 68j ;' IllInois cn Itl 75}. Erio 43}. ivrarJoot, August 9.--CottIon, sales or 8,000 bales, Jo tday; mnarket closed dull but nel anged. Nanv Yonxc, August 1.-The eablo floe' leaves llenrt's Content Wednesday night foz the spot where the cable was lost last year, and will endeavor to recover it. Ni:w Oni.%ass, August 1.-Gov Throck. llortoli was inatgurated Governor of Texia at Austin onl yesterday. His address is of a ColSevatIve and a conciliatory natiro. 'lhere have b wen Iwenty-four dealths from cholera for thie twenty-four hours ending at six o'clock this morning. Mayor Monroe performis no oflicial acts r makes al)point metoaxs without, consulting thle iilitary authorities. CtUtiN~xTg, August 1.-There were 40 deaths from cholera yestet day. Nmv Yotixc, August 10.-There is a steady allemietnt of I le elolera, here and in li r-:t' delphia awl Irooklyn ; aho a inarel du' Crea:ei in the disea. on Blackwell and (ov ernlior's ltaland.. Vera tiuz alviet's Stuate that an Auistirin vessel was takinhig on a l. irge qatilxit ty of provisions, and it was rumored tlt MJaxi ilia intenldedi to lea ve on her with ai body ilard. hllt .\-urslhall zciito woul1 detain him forcibl it' nexes'ary llieleepted let ters from1i Santa Anna have caulsed [lie ar rest of a mor of Nexicans. DY T II~ilPW r IT I M . BiROWN DRILLS, BROWN and BIEACt1IELD ILOMESPUN, II oOP isKI< I T11S, SUSPEN DERS, TOOTII BIRUSIIES, &c., &c., &C. ALSO, L IAI1S' and G EN TLEM1EN'S IIA'S. LOW for cash. jitl I9-tIf V{ E X . SU L P . STR YCI I NTA, MERICUTIA, OINTMENT, UAV IS' PA IN KiLLE,11, Wi o.,L . RiantW Sil Syrup, NICILOLS' COD LIVE1l1 OL, QUININIE, Q UI11N IN E, A RSI1N IC, E311'. CA NTII., M-1181T CASTORi OL, 1I31OWN'S A1AM. G INGER, COSTPARS 1 AT1' E1XT11flDI INAC.Tli, jully 30-tf L A l)D Il1t08'. TO) BE l LC)BD, {ON Ile ithSeptemberthe PIIOTOOIIAlmI .A.\.bhIY will be closed tr th le sea sonl. Ontly "Pt STl C l'E.\l" impremssion.s taken dhuring tic winiter. aulg '.-fx L A11 ) B08. JUsiVH;EIVBJu AND FOR SALE, LOW FOR CASH, I1ITNIE lIlCON SIDES, CilOICE STRitlPS, EXTiRA, SUPERtFINE AND F'AMII.Y FLOUR Also o.1 hanxd a general assortment ol (1i0CEIIIES. D~uIOSE EGIESTON & CO., aug 9-If No. 3, 11lo<. Raixnge. JUST RLEUElVED, A fino lot BACON SlIDES, dlirect fr'on Blaltimor'e. For' sale low for cash by BIACOT, lilVEltS & CO., jll' 1 -tf' No. 2, llotel Ifange. JUST CTOIVED .\ltitEhS of Extr'a Family Baltimnore lIACOT, RIVElis & CO., july 1 T'06-1i' No. 2, hlotel Range. F XFAVLY USE~ ,DAM ANTINE CAND)LES, Arrowv Root, TIlapxioca Starcb, Salts, .Letmon, foxr ex trxactin1g stainsu, Cream Taritar'. Cookingp Euida, Extract Va'.illa, Oixnger. Black Pep per', uxdellibxle Ink, It. ExtermInator. Also, best Rio and Java Coff'ee and Sugar. Just receivedl by K{ETCIIlN, McMASTER & CO. July 10-tf FACTORS AND COMM1IS SION IIWRCIIANTS NO. 6, EXCH ANGE ST'REET. OltlA tI,-:STON, S. C. muay 12'66t-lawam [cJTAT10N. Tho Stato of South Carolina. FAIRFIELD DISTRICT. Fuc lise ( o1sfr of Ovrxary. By. James' . J'imatonx, Esquite, Ordinary of W lElREAS llenry A. Onillar'd, Commuiux aoixner' itn Equir ,y has aprplied t o mer for LETT'lI'l8 OF A DlNI ITiIATION. on nll and sinxgular..the goxods 'ind chniitiels. rights and credits of' William E. Ilall, late of t he Disitiet. atforcsn id deconsed. Thxese axre lierefore to cit andl admonish all atid uixgtularx, thle k indrdl'~ mid creditor's of the atid deceaised, to be atnd apipeaxr be fore ime at our next Old inary's Coutt for the saidl Dltirlet, tox be Aolden at Fair'fleldl Cot hloxse orn the 14th day of Septembier' to shiow oause, If, niy.s why theo saId admin Jst ratIon shotild ntotebe gi'aed; GIven under my hxat} jcMd eoal, thisa 3d day of August, In the y ear'.of our Lord, one thloxusand eighthufidu'ed ian'd i~ty hlx, arid lxn the nxinety-first-year of.'American In. dependence. JAMES JOHNSTON, [0, . J aug7-lx They 1111( telegraph poles of ma hogan1y inl South Australia. A. T. Stewart's dry goods houso ill Savantnalh will have 42 fNot front, will be 318 feet long, 90 feet h igh, and have six stories. A law, cauctd in 1857, providos that this Government is to pay the At lantic Cable Company a subsidy of $80,000 a year. The wife of the French Consul was seriously wounded by a stray shot during the New Orleans riot. Th roe French sh ips, the Bayard, the Fontenoy, and the Napoleon, lave bent dispatched from Cherbourg to tict bring h-mi the Freich tiroop. inh t:t country. There is a rpor in St. WA,. idt 14. 1.lTIleadlee, Presiding Eller of the 3(thodist Chirch in tle Sjpringfliold (Miscouiri) District, was killed ladt 181iinday hv 1 party of Radials, be cause li i mAist 'd1 : o: . preaiii:,; with out taking thle oath. On the 10:-- and tiao'* Mr. Jones, who was k illed by lia, and oi the back of his little 'on, wis dguerretllypel a perfet, im:-e of the trot" un-le:- whichl thl-!y weve Mand ilg at the tim if the:1:id -uA. A n1 .in i uni - J I i Kirk iu cionutnissio:ed by tle a1:iyor of tCluhn bus, Nli.s., "to exer, sria over the 'ondnet ani im nari of ti negro s e1'J n lit in tha c.usern pirt of the city." Tho i it :il ravaii3 re r pis of last Wl I 1 .i b y w,!. 3.?:,033,030. Th I S -r y:-th Ti rea.su-iy will he able, in hi:t nont, tOtem 'a of th:a p-lb Ii e d1 tb)t, to s'l -.v th I deL -ra 1 b,, )y a11bou1t 10, ),0 L) sill n. J I I ! 3 ). Nearly all :1 th. a i'ti3. of indobt edn1e.:s havo h': aIlli in. A n->n .: th ' (mii who p; d thrio mgh 8i. Paul, alianeo .ta, reoantly, IropreiTng am it OVIDy n.itio:ality, wer10 ak par-(y of I i'is or 1,lailne., froin tho ext rim n torth of Europa. They attracted a goo dal of attenl trom tleir pemiliar style of dren. Thoy wa , pli-h-1p:, th 'les e i grauit that over c:mn0 from that coua tr., t; th. Iis. The (Chicop"o matratifaitctuiiig coi pany used, during the last, year, 5872 hales of cot (on, and i1ele' 9,107,325 ya r of g i. T1e0 reveiue tia of 0 ['r cent. on sales iiunted to $11 0, 8(3 36, or.26 per cent. of the e pi th SIoci. Divid e of -1 p0 p Ocen)t. have been p) ti'l d during tile year. The President losi directe:l to I on. Sheridan certain interrogat-trin, com eelingli' the late Now Orleins dislturb int-es, with a view of' useertalhiing a briefstatemlletit of the featilres, c .111 melicillg with tho occeltIrinios of the 27th,:0111 ending with tilie riot oi tie 20th of- lly. 'lhe stea ier oen. Lytle explmlel nit'lr Betielehem yester.lay, (An11g. 7;) isa total wreck. Th'e whole nulmbor k illedI and wounded1( is4 not yet atscer-~ t2 ainted. Abouit 15a or 18 suppf)oed Lo be lost1. Thte first smltptua~ry latw ever poitsed oIf' whicht theore is at ror.ild wats ini onte, (B1 (. 215,) and( wats directed a ga inst extravagatnce inl dress. Tt enatcted thiat no womtant shioiuld weart a (1ress of dIifferenlt colors5. Bismatrk, thte great P'russian, on wltmm all Eur'opeanI eyes are ntow eenl 1re1, rejoices inl the 11ne 21)Of Char2 leos lund Kn iiephiof. G"ood for him. "Bb, said Bill, ait a1 faney' faitr, "you1 atre mlI5iting all theo sights on1 this side." "'Never mt id, Bill,'' retoirted Bob, "Pmit sight in~g till thle mIIisies oin the other1 side." Thte Por'tlatnd .Argus feelitngly ob servos: '-IL is a mnelanicholy fact that lie assistantlt editor perished in thie re centt great fire, lie hatd long boont conetteted1 with thte Argus, an~d was ratlher ai sharp follow his name was Shecars." PTheitt Boheminntt peasants give their Prsian armi es a wttrmt reception11. fThey pour11 hot watetr, boil ing pitCh tand sctaldintg oil upon01 their heads. The President has applrovedl the senttence paIssed upon) Paytmaster Pauild ing-imprsonmient for (one( yetar itn Fort McHenry and a fine of $5,000 -for illegal deposits of public mioney in thte Merchants 'Nationtal Bank of WVashtington. Blackwood's Magazine gives as one of' ch ief reasons of the fall of the Anmeri can Confed eracy, "the coward ice or incdapacity of the British Governtment that refused to unite with thait of France in acknlowledlgintg the indepen d1ence of the South." The Great Seal of thle State of Ws.. soutri has bean found. It vas dug utp from thte bottomn of thme well neat' Mar. shatl, Texas, at a plae whoero ox-G ov. Rleyniolds' hteadlquarters were at one time established. Benutfort, South Ca'rolina, which was formerly an aristocratic winter resort of Southerners, has hecome comnpletely Yankooized with New Engl anders. The Mayor of the city is a New Entglander, and overy office holder, landowner, anid storekeeper hails fron the same section.. The first train over the Southern Pacific Railroad, from Shreveport to Marshall, Texas, was run on Saturday last. Everything worked nicely and in perfect order. August I was the titno st for thte comnpletioni of this see. tion of tihe road, but it was (done four days ahead of that time. The Com missioners of tho Government will hg specot the road early noxt month. Freight engagements have, already been -made for over a, month ahead, and the profits of tihe read will be $1I00 por day. The idea of having i catr o pasen. ger train,, next to the tender, so ar ranged that it will carry sufi<;ienlt wa ter to sprinkle the track fron one wa ter tank to another, is being discussed by railroad nen, and will probably Come into general use before another setSon. A Norfolk paper says tho principal signal ollicer with Victor Einannel's Italian forces is Colonol Victor Guer son, well and favorably known as a Iemiber of the Jitdopondant, Siglial Corps, C. S. A. lr. Gu erson enter ed the Confedorate States sorvico its a volunteer in the First Louisiana regti. nment, antl was transferred to Capta in Sinall's Coinpany Signal CrP on i : orgat!Inization in this City in April, I 862. Victor (ierson wis h" rn in lI.e Cissel, is a German Jew, and aster ot* s''ve:-:alatenages. tt is Iinore thant in-ol':l Ih left for EI'urote' wvith C 'itoral l 'aurtger,1, as ito r. (iined 1,t) Ion isia na after Lee surrett der. 'I'h ta I .uialbor of great fire., fr :h. yv:ar IN(5 va; olie hundred I.)-" Iif' to, and ih losse reubiing- fromt then fires were estimated at $17,5 8, ((0. 'p to the first day of JilyrIf the er rent year, t lie 1 tte or o' il s is givent at two h:aitred and ight v 1i'e, and the aggi ogate ol' the prper ty destr'. y ed is valued at $32,97Gtot. Wheni it is conl.sidered that this e.,ii mate embraces only half of th in-P... nt yeatr, it will be seei how vast Iv this year will excel all others in tlhee terrible stat istics of fiery desolation. A new ganhaat, the Water Wit<l-, the imtive power or' whieb deserves mention, was lately lannwhod in the Thames. It is toi be propelled ot tin' uiltlven (the inventor's iiane) by draulie principle--that i, by jots of water thrown off hv a turbinte--which lhas provWl a smee in tin 0 aWe of (he Niantilis, now rining on th i Tnes. 'The value of this sys tm ha.s oon strongvly advoatod h*y V'ice Admniral Elliot t, it M lso instanten the A rlinI ralty has ord ered the Water Witch, f'or the Imluros of testing it. A dispatl froima Motiphis says t further seiI irces into the couAterfeit cave, discovare il on July .1>), dislot's a.1w larger almunt of enllrrncy tinln was :titiipat . In oldittio to the 'articles pre viousl tmaaionel, were f'omanl $15, 1190 in (Unitel States coimt Innual inIItereIs,.-t niotes-, andl 5 awli 10 Contk reveIlo st:titps. 'I'ht tot a I anituttutt of values, inirth4l ing 1,th staip< antd bills, is e tintatil at $15,uti and all wore f spleiilid workman,11ship, apin-aring likegomie -itnie s", probably, than ay other Ii I Is ever made. Thte Jaci.tn (M is..) . !: w II / vs that John I letdeso, Jr. one ol' (ie Ralical ring-le:dlers. who incited Ithe recent, nub in x Orleants, and who was killeil, was a soii ia former 1'n i teil States Senator from 31ississippi, and was for somte tile a maniae o' tIe State Lunatie AsIhun at Jacksn. Ife ought to have ruIntaied in that inl sfii ttion, an d thle remat s of' thle ('ontvontIion o f '(I arie cr'azy en31ought to desiers e thet saine treatmtwzi Th'ie l'iirtli'i />,ss says that. last tle of' the Africar l*'-iies wh'Iose flip) s had becoitte ettantgledl itn thle nt. lIe was takent Ott board Lhe vesel :al broughtt to Port latnd. -1t is ~judglted that Ihe we igihs tnare thant twelve lunin (1redl poundst~. Somte t web-e oir i ft een. yearis sintce a vecsseI was w rocked ini tht:tt- vicinity, with arn AIfrica~n (ntit lee ont bloardl that weighed three huni't'dr piounds. Thtere is no donht'' lut th-r ca ptuiredl one is the saono fol Ilow, ats Ite has bteen .seent ocioeimyita vervci sintce site was w reeked. He h Ias itiurowld his ttn by growing so thtat whetn ina the wiater it took four men to mantage himt, witht a cord tied to each fliplier. [-r C.ruttr.? Is liucK -ro -ria P'.ui-.-Me findl thle followintg oitu ary notice, any lie Charliesion Kiw , in lie A wciersion (S. ('.) Intelligenicer of the 2d instantt 'The dleceaise otf the widowv of t he illusitrion~ (Cal honin shto whosi uo nobly ililuitratd thefi char' aeter of' the Soni hern mtiiron and tne comtplished lady., while in thle nationi's enpi tal,. or at hier owni Pentdletotn homte-arriies us b'auk to thle past. when it was no treasoni to ilirmtoit 1 ical doctrt ies so eitanst ly and eloqu enit1Cly vocatedi by him, ito i I hit shIe wits so dlevot ed during ienr lottg cottpan I onshtip in lf. Peaco l t ho ashe's at' the1( noble womtatt :God rest hter seal ini lle'avent! is atte;xoihi.ug. Depated thtis life.,f it etndletoin, son th Carolina. July 26, 18i10. Mirs. F'lor'ide Cal. htonn,. reliot of' Ihe in to llont. Joltni C. Cal houin, hii the~ 75th~ yostr of hier aige. Shle sleeps in Jeants, awnitIng the troum pet's sotundt at the last great da13, when thioset who havinig fliilied itheir course in the cont fideitce of' a cer'tniaiiihI, and itt the oin tori of'a reasoitile, religions and holy hope shalt be r'ceuived, int o ever'InstI ig habitai ttions. ly lher remtovial. anthettr link htas beeni severed of' thle chain which unit ed its withI a free, htippy aund glorious ptas,. T(hes i'fe of Jolhn C Calfiotui, Carolina's great Cest Si iteCumtan, an mtl tost. hontored soit, it. were bettor shte sfionid dlepaurt tihan longer hive to vs iiess i (the 4 dsrnt Ion which Ite so ably and i-artiest ly entdeavored to prevent. Few~~ whlo htave occuipied a like elevated posItIon, htavo beent so generally OsteemedC~ and- beloved. fly hw mtany noable trait I' of' chtarnate ho haid end~eare'd herself to- the commtiunity of' wivlch hlt had so long been ant hontoted ntis "ot'i and heartfelt wat ithe siympauthy oe~iljied bty her rnany frietnds durinig her plain nii anid proiracted suffler ig; and1( now that sheO t'sts it peauce, hter memto ry~ wIll bto cherished biy themn with pounlinr reOspect and~ vonerationt. Cyrus WV. Fields has chartered a steahner to run between Newfonndland and Cape B3reton, wIth mtessages for the Atlantie Telegraph, until the 'line across the Gnlf can be repaired, which will be dono,this week. The Richtmond-'flard 6f Trade rt'cahtly raised, by subscriptiour- a Run of mnoney necessary to procure Mr. D~avia a conIs fortaublo chair. It will -be purchased sgud forwardek. to the Aiaingtiished gen - t~laan at annne . I WA i AIYvAsiN ..- -I- / o Cmmfercio, of Cairo, under ditto of July 7' says : A tremendous aittle is inuninent between tle King Theodoro ll. 1nd tna4i, who aspires to the crowi, ndI ias risen inI op position to (tie de;potisml ito ' Theodore. Ynhro- MIedina. the Ueneral of V itssi, hts ainced ithe province of Tigro under contri Ibutions of Iluen, horses. ani01um0 qf nH in: provisions and Ineiity. Both paris are ii-iking grent preplar.tion for war A0 cordiig to tle stateient of t lie Ahn's'itainis thero will lie not less Ithan 150.00) comublIt ants ipon IItho field of bnttle. Conist Ca Ie ron, and till tho other Europiewanl prisloners, whtom1 the newspapers lt dt stai l t. have been released. nre still in the Kin's poner am iiabor. The news i; so I ad t hat we shecild wishl it to be ConlI tlict ed, bill ft, sonreo where we have receiveil it is one whichl renideis it einite deserv ing of euo. Voh! Mal-Ahl ' ntil \'sin ILlenwde. Inefenh-d inll m~me of tht.\ ri~ :ri y is at a:<on:i. is a li'dtutti I hith u d -w L.n -;ti V'I, se Ali' ius. eil.., . j; I Th answo r is : -.1Thron ii b):ln-k ward,) " (tw C.- an I <-i:." Lav], wo (d.) - , .- . _. I l T.ssr.-- Y ur.g''m I i .ie aU ,issing whi Owe.-it ldeni.i itih 1" 1 iii For LE'I OF PNIT:,T RAT. N (t Rilht andt'i Ceis of. .hi'~ll \. Da ley t c Of il le d(iI d v i t):4 ' t T trIato of So :nirlna, I);:IlSaid I I- ';:I.(:1p r 1-6 -. '. tt F Ou I.\l ' b : i i '. *t.cIls ilte to nrI th 1 i i Slty I.41m11 s !ot itn Orr/aar v di \ f itiilii.S ii y .\. ve llf our , tis. i I tinne in 12 - . :a 1 In fo .'l AN! - is j>. .\ I \ N i N )N LO .\ 1)N. 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Briwn-ti IaIsrm ad k Ie.r',eh l. o t 11o Itnd IInetai'. te lvs Itin li ittcern : - of te ( si ec e, cio b( andi lni,e it.' thO id li isi . tilbe hub1ii i en51 ki t ied hhel. ilks, ('lode onethes In evryf'.'demle.t Fshtw causel ian, hy te u-iul adulinis traooinieoldi1e' ci riitck Ft-n GriveBrn d ner h'ils an cy )riis :atid ouer hit hmver~ vaniety-six bo ..,ttt In our nine;y-brch er ofe .\tnrcnld Gnolu.vaeeo Agtp'is Offio,.& .C Wewudresecily Road.oteto ofrte Pllnl s, e so mvbnts r end io':, t hCrleont. td soit a. .lln fro ,thouG shouldn fter l lumo iy. hedin ,.a No.a 287 fuli SL, 8 : or eo olot C.eae t ooomin 8; 15P t Au Old Sou, set to a New Tune O' 1866. j'j ".I s .epring~ .:/'prracl .-s. .A nIs anel R';, a I From~ thir~ 1,r. con ve ou, .Awrol aind aind, hIn' rori i/%e l A i ( mi 'a . , cot oit o t rh to i - t ' i : in t fi-.- Bj'.e2, &C ' le medi~i fo //.m .u I~o ilmnre/.' /ii : awl j,.is/ ..nt. . . (., a'se., &o. lv i a1- e10 des(ri, I :l . ' , I r /n )w I<- I'! 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Our a.<ic!.'.'iti .I. ho~ i JIIC.so un j.l.':-. i ii u. .t ,ian' ,e i i lt a.D ila d i(4 I.i's ( 'II mal .,1: \ I' II 1i mi i plasih b (i'ii bu t It'. ar' i" a tile l'n l1ksI the irlill -l'14 util I v lini . lge 'neht's, II\nt1 -LuIll iigS. <it 'ie~ t itl-u1 vh' ennc r criit 1: pI'( in retelein3n 21 ale LVser3 I'he I<~ tuIa -. --3--r , /, li, I, .: , i. &0, Ex r 1ih \.i.ol' "ouge a l \ n' e:ie relym. t-boe Al VIl t F i(Oul T)il'rF\l Wi-u'y T.. SI in of 'osraN's", VAII, (i).c,An 'ie .Externinatr---ori~e An ad pr visions. an e d estc-ed~3 annullyi G a ofIi tl a d i e:loller .--/,ancashrIw Ili C..ii/Srahl. iF.14.\UECOO ND 11I0IA 141'ERS Pof.bl reclt that~on hunrmeds of donrs worth 1 o r 'n I l 'bri ion1), fc., arei nn-l Llil til desroyI~ed y iat .\j)ilic, An1'tIOl and thier ionseot ned Irein---il whicsh an bereventedIh by1( apel fe dglnrntoreh of (Jootri '' l lieu lya a h , Anet, o., Exer-i~ ndntoAr, ogh and ofsedr frly. or fih'lIC iet Cofnn avertinmeornaove wlnie . Liy. for D~rhragistr ndDaii.vryhr ihe Sont h. tfo 1 Dr. Thckoti' Whem lesalei~ APils;1 per boxletr ini$,n at' nefc w rem( *F fr een ireu largon o~rc 'ae 1 (Ifer page for7 Sedwo rd oua 3dwie yoent~ saprdplyoov rofD. EgeJackson, ormerlyo. or Lnm inlyPber Odlerber13, Cionna., fro Philde. phn nD. Engcaoen Vteeau, formcier of' bt londons oat and 'ai Vrfea loptls. Permann nn12 eeyenesgurntedo HOWE'S IMPROVED COTTON PICKER roa I'Icotm CoITTON IN TtY VIEtLT, \ I N l',1 M antd coimact lust runient We'igling aboit I wo puntds-pick tiroo' SIoutr Ii uIes faster 11han1 by hand, feaving. I t' 'oit Ion clean aind free f'rom trash. Prico I0. thrirs cnn be filled by T 10i IIOW1 EIA N UF.AC'TUItI'O CO., 31 Cedar St., N. Y. Or Ibyv 1..r Agentls Ihougliout tihe Suth, aug -It'I SOUTH GOAROLINA7 FaUI DISTR I CT, IN EQUITY .hn . C and Wife,1 11111 .1 i J 0 for .lenie J1. Owen' Account .btimes S. we , Discovery Wim. .1. Alson, Relid TIlos NICKis.-Y.I ' npp-arinr to the sntisfhetion or tiid CotuIIissioier that J ames 11. Owens,-. ote o' the Iefendants in tho a'ovo slated cas,. rtFide's bevond thI lie lmi11s of (his Sao, (1n1 mttoition of Alesrs. lobertson and Ilion, Xi'imp'si Si I'rs. /t is aneriil,n that the said Defendant do pleol, answer or demur to tli Bill of Com lin filed ih this case, within throo months itron the publication hereof, or the earne will be orieredpro confesso nigninst him. ISAAC 11. MEANS, Coin. in qiy cummissioner's Ofice, 12t May, 18611. im111y Ifa6'0-law3ma ---------NOTE.~ t' m~t of Fioutia Onr~olian FA .\ R F 11:1.I DIDS TReI CT , IN Till: CO)IMON PLEAS. .James 'Mo~ill, A,lmiar. ad .litti of Mirs. Adeline Mobley ALtachimeit.. vs WV. 11. Elsh W 1 li AS the Plaintifl'did on ti 28th day of Maroit, A. 1). 1860, file his declaration against tho Del'endatiL who, (as it is said) is abwent from anrd without the limilts of (lia State aild lin's ielther wifo' nor attorney known within (te same upon hon it copy of (te said declaration might, he artveel, it is irefore OrdreI, tha the said Do. fendant do appear an'd plcnd to the said dee laiiot on or beforo the 31s dAy of March, .\. 1). 18117, ot hierwiso final and absoluto .jitigent will then bie gien and awarded for ithe Plai nily Ingailust hi ial, S. It. CLOWNEY, Gf. (1. 1. Clerk(' Ollice, Fairihi 1iistrict . NOTICE. TlaeStiats o Noastll 41hialaihade F'A ItF1I ELD DISTRICT, IN Tin COMMON PLEAS. Wi. 11. ilobertson, vs 3 Atanohment. .I1.o. Adiger. the1 oh (day ol' Nhla, A. D). 800 i e hisi deelnitratioan algalins,. the Def'endant, n u(na it is said) is abhsenit. frtom ad with., out the limitsI of' ahkl Stat, iand has it ohot' ..ir no atito(rntey kntown withlin tho same, ijt Wn whomt a copy ot' theo said declnration ig hi lie served: I t lihereforeoOridered. lhat the said Do. ft Iolnt dou appeart iand plead to theo said die'. cilaratio on tiorit biefore the :1sit dny of Mareb, .\. 1). 186~a7, otherwise f'ial andi absgoilt tfolgmeant wvill thlen iho givoen antd awarded 8. II. CLOWNEY, C. C P. Clerk's Ollice,{ F'aitield 1)1st rict. {' R U .,.E T O PL EA D. Thei( SlIstic of Soitif Oaur'oitta F A IlII' ELI) DISTRICT. IN Tit: COiMON PLEAs. S. A. iboylsion, Exirx, vs. Attaohmuent. Johnt Adger, f 11llAS the Plijintift did on (ho 28d; i y of' Mity, A. D). 180i), file a Decia rat iona agnInst tho Defendanit, whlo (as it is' said) Is abset from, anid without the ihnits of ithis State, and lhos neoithe wife nor at tornley, known within (ho same upion whiom a copy of thie said declarationu mniy bo serva ed. it Is thorofoire ordored thaat the said De fond~anL do( appear and plend to the said des claation ott or beforo ithe 24th day of May, A. 1). 1867, otherwiso final and absolute .indgmaent wIll thent be given and awarded f'or t he Plaintiff iigainst haihj *u*~ 8. 11. CL~O)VNEY, O . (Clerk's Ofiice, Fairfield D)laliet May 28d,-1860 many 20'(lI-.loi~mly ___ TRU E ft UR'AL AOU'dIf I ER N .A We aldy Visito, TO TiHE FARuJ, WORKSH~JOP A25~ FAMILY CIKOLfl J Tis ropsedtopublish at. Columbia, as .T soon aasu letnumber of banas fdd sntbSoribers are sent in, a Weeokly 'Agriouil tunrai and Family Newspaper,, And4OI .thi aubovo titl. '~.' lIn this entr rse areo enfae~4~ bs practiolti a sdentiffo Agt e b4u it the St ate, whilo 'the LUNit~ rM *, Manufacturinjg and'lIteligon d rkshmanus will bo. unde~r the ontroli of; ihdI :Wt Iteme; rary talent'of (lie outh. 0' We. a1 also..dovoio a gpao.(0 , M. ohnl rts, whitch will .b 'ohduole4 b two of the best, Mehantio In the South,9 The necessity of sutbh 'work'at this 1I1I 4 os ident to all, Ourochange ofatlabor'!i cssarlly.iovelves cheitge it 1IM hoteliuen AustrIal pairsults of thle ontth. To. arriy11 a't (lie host oud modoLfemunrt1qtP4n. mod6 wil reqjuird'extierlita~ cI.t sItfd, aund In no othier wy- oan- III well informed onusiichnmateresi ha~a~gi (he okumni of a jourel stoh.As .* ops: poe topublish. ~ . It 4vil requIre 2,006 e~b jIf~ pv tha.commwenoomoont of the'heita.ttI7 nunibekoaribe cailj l%tal,44itlf d wish to sastaint suolh -dje n tiIn 1h0 S gM'' wIll exert thenieelesiuaopg ijfrid$6t W'~o omso them aW ( coIn, to be paId 6 monith an receip~of i e flst at aug 7