Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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' * > . 3&'srplljmtuis $m. I *^fflayo?VCjiurt.; ~ . i " ?*P- ?-r?t ?I\.A IMV. r?en milt . J PUP* WMI VICV M Vi.au t?M? , .. Wtkitf^wbtrbrionga to vratih. j I - - DofU^ry.w^hy, you apeak like an ancient A*i?oit ^otel waicliman;- v ' For I otttni-t aee ho*r .sleeping should offend. OuIt hue? ti cere that your stars bo not stolen. Weil you are to call at all the ale houses :1 AudbidthS drunfc be quiet, or to bod : I !Va5:A/?iaf?.r-But wliat if they will not obey ? j t Dogberry.?Why tucn, let ihern alone till titer are ' j ,sober. . - , But If you hear a child cry in the night, I * TJofl the nurse and bid her still in .1 Watchman.?How if tho nurse be asleep : j :v And Will not hear us? i t Dogberry.?Why then, depart in pence, j Aud lei the child wake her with crying. This is tboiid of the charge. TTafcA^a.?Good night, my lord; . i 1 go to do yonr grace's bidding. 1 j [AfocA Ado - About Xothiny. Act III., Seine ///. i ^ - ? c -- .1-- r> 4 .U*.? _w....t..re i 1 lie nrsi case ociure uie v^uuik una "??? [ wan a ehnrge against Clunk's MeCanlev for so j t far forgetting tho requiiements aud proprieties j f of this advanced age of Christianity and civiliza- i t t ion, as to allow himself to he overtaken in liquor ; s and to be found lying drunk in the streets on . , the Sabbath day. He was tint in a condition j s to reutemher many of the circumstances which 1 ] attended his dereliction, but to the best of his j knowledge he thought he would be safe in j j acknowledging to a case of total and profound j , intoxication. His statment of the case was ; c corroborated by the testimony of the policeman j v who [ticked him up, and he was fined three dol ! lain, .which it is hoped will result in the twofold I ( ml vantage bt mending the wa\s of tiie prisoner, \ s and increasing the treasury funds. i v Edw. I'owers was lodged at the request-of c his wife for conduct unbecoming a husband. He |, was found lying drunk in the bouse, with the i windows ail broken, and the furuit ure rather out d of place. He had evidently set out for a pretty tall breeze, but was stopped in Ins mad career ? by official iiiteiference. He plead guilty to v having lost both his temper and his senses, which ^ entirely disqualified him from testifs ing as to p the particulars of the ease. lie was thought to j, lie a fit subject for muoicipn) attention and was v, locked up for the night, nml had so far recovered t this morning as to be able to submit to a pocket a depletion of five dollars. |j A case of selling liquor ou Sunday was repcrt 0 ed and turned over to the Recorder, who will no s doubt sec to it that the majesty of the law shall . be vindicated in the due punishment of those who offend with impunity. The Mayor is deter mined that drain shops shall be closed on Sun- ' day, and his course is sustained by the weight -and-influence of the community. A ntdnrpil man named Charles, beloncinsi to Hi) ex-dglective, was taken np yesterday in Kingstreet on the charge of having drunk pump water in the back yard of a grocery until he s could not navigSite a bee line, and was c.itight H in the net of trying to walk on both bides of s * the street at the same time. He became alarmed * wh? n it wrap too late, add resisted the guard. )' which only made the matter worse. He was ' quite fluent, and made a pretty fair Hut.eoml>e jj apeecbiu his defence, but aj) to no ftarpose, as * ^ it wax cvuhnT,. like most popular orators, that " v "" "Ua-siivw-* tMr^U^r^iTo^UjMtnaginHtion far Tact*. / Hj#. wa? sent to the '-y " 71*"' ?'' n ^ the expense* of the day'a adventure. '< Bin wife Kate, who was present at the time, ^ interfered in bis, arrest, and thereby got herself ri in th? same scrape with her husband. In consideration of her health and sex, she was dealt 11 moro-lightly with, and was sentenced to be 0 confined one day. five fine young negro fellows were found '' yesterday in the honue of a colored woman 011 *' Coming street near Spring sitting round n table oq which were money and dice, which bore . pretty .atroug'evidence of gambling. The way 0 ' tfiey accounted tor the matter, was, that they 0 were making up a pic r.ic, in which each one " iu the party was to coiiti ibuto a dollar and u quarter, and the money found on the table was the result of their contributions, and the uice was twed in-,thro\ving to ?ee which should take tin: ,j matter in hand and furnish the condiments, vi j and*, and so forth for the pic nio. They fiuled | to exonerate themselves in the eyes of the j tf Court, and tbo circumstantial evidence being j . ??-*< M Ai.rr oiruinc.t flwiiti t inv tcAr/i ftirnivh i J'ICll* ?B?V I >..?av j;1 ed with walking tickets for a day's excursion s, to lb*. Work House. _ Two Jehus were -reported for unlawfully j( .. driving past St. James Church near Line street jj >yeaterday, during the hours of service. As they ^ .! did not appear th's morning, the case was post " j, polled for to-oiorfow,- I j A c.nse of a horse at. large was brought up 11| j by? private (Juinn, which seemed to he invoked fr in some mystery. The horse belongs to Mr. ^ Arto|>e, who -was jireseot this morning, and S| r testified that he and a relative were in the lot. ? at half.past -12 o'cUek last night, and at that jL .-hour the horse avat. in the stable, aiiu the door, ! a t both of the stable and the lot, was well be- -jcured. At three o'clock this morning Qtiinn, |, the 2d, testified that lie took up the same horse ^ going at large Lu the Quiuu is a very j active and efficient pojtaetfitat, and his success < t; in catching cows, mules and horses hag be i n i miller remarkable, which is abundantly proved i hy the above ca*e.?L'katoil JYc/r.*, a.ndKkitt.?Col. Brooks u-ndeied r< his resignation to the Governor of South C'aro 11> j. liua. about ten days before his e lse was taken ! it up in the House. His speech ju*i beibre ie- 1 u tihug from the Hall, was freijuoutly applauded j a by the large assemblage of ladies and gentle- i t? men occupying in'1 galleries. We Jelkru from j s< tile Columbia Times, that lion. L. M. Keitt n 1i:in also resigned in conqueuce ?f the vote olsi censure j assed by the House. In both cases, I e: writs ordering new election!: liavo been issued, ' b and both gentlemen will be returned by their ! o Constituents. 'Whether orn<>t tiny should ac | n ' cept * acuta second time, is a question ab-uf ' -| which opinions will l or our own [-ait, had wo tit)oil h choice la-fore us, wo should d< ncrPP relum, till oboHtionisiii 11m .I been put ' w ^-uiider foot, aud such agitators as Sumner t o ' i "^buiger tolerated iu their blackguard attacks II L ^ upoji thu fame of better men than thense Iv< s ' a jjmJ iiohlej Voostitucnces tluiti they represent. : el \ . 4 ^ ' Columbus (Gu.) Stiu. J< ' "i'A KatJV OctVKKUXcK,- Ciou. Hastings, the t; "Conduct-frof-A freight train on the South Cam |,j y ? >.!(*?]"a-* accideiitly killed on Satur J |? day last on (lie down train near (J\ p't?fc-> swamp |t appear* that lie was in I ho baggage car and j 4- - tbe-Abdirg floors at the side vra* pushed aside, : ' .nlid on fnlttiog his head out to give some direc- : tkms to tlit engineer, be missed hie I.old at the t" sido wlvrcli fMvgijiitaicd bim down an embank { '?i .I !.i.. , i 1 ..a. ; niflin T'lie uiiii/ u>c IIIHJ ma iivau bin*- ; jiip ft crow t'o fts bt went cwseil- a coiunibsion j of ?.f Uitt biain. wl^b resulted Iii death i:? aln.uet th t\r-; Iflurs.?3-.\-ibp Kcvi. 1 tc: Ilh? \<3?l ' v r?j<y rim rvxTTT^g-'^rw .m gngw ui1 ww.' ^'*.u?iu Col. Fremont. The Trihmic has limited up and publi.-li lie following. With what intent and purj>< he reader can judge: The Charleston Mercury of the 24th Septo m ri *a> "We regret to Irarn tli.it Col. Fremo those departure for Aiken we noticed a few d: ince, did not reach that place to see his motl live. She died but a few hours before his arm I? nccompani. d her remains the. next day 'lis city, am! alter witnessing the list sad lit eft here the etii:i*r following for W.-e-hingl a thisaffliction, rendered doubly poignant lis deep disappointment in not receiving ! art itig look of recognition after his long .1 willful absence, he has the sympathy of < ntire community. ' The marked ni d brilliant career of Col. 1 nont has arrested general attention and adnv ioti, and has been watched with a lively inter >y his fellow-citizens ofSonib Carolina. Charl on particularly i< proud of him, and the ropu ion w Inch he has at so early an age echiei or himself, she claims as something in which s 00 has a sliare. . Hut for the melancholy circu tance attending his \isit, our city would h: mini tested by suitable demonstration their poet for him, and their continued confidence lis honor and integrity. Ii will require soi hing more than mere accusation to sully t!i u the minds of the people of Chariest on, So nonilis since a sword was voted to him by ( nivi-iij t!w. iii/livi.liinl oil worint mix to wll vmv, iimcmu*.. . %.wvv..|'.. vere limited to ?1; it now awaits his acceptft! it a suitable opportunity. We are happy to le; hat the ladies of Cliai leston propose, by ft siini uhscriptiuu, to furnish an appropriate belt ccompany the sword, an evidence that they i an appreciate the gallantry and heroism wh mve so signally marked his career, and h: brown an air of romance over the usually v letail of scientific pursuit*." And now, fur the sake of a Presidential not lation, tiiis same Col. Fiomont joins hat rilh the declared enemies of these same generr ioutii Carolinians, and becomes the leader o arty that would not onl)' rob them of lli i operty, but would open the flood gates of c rar, stir up a servile insurrection, and comr ii?-se ladies to the merciless rage and passion brutalized negro m ?b! Ihnedict Arnold sim| et rayed his countrv; Col. Fremont would g ver his Southern sisters to the ravislier. for t ake of being President. # Nnc York Day Book. ratal mistake?A Wife Shot by It Husband. C.vuonxn, Va., July 14. Last Friday morning, nhottl 7 o'clock, ^ Vin. M. Keliey was suddenly roused from 1 I Pep, and under the impression that his lion as being broken into, "Seized his gun and i lantanuoiisiy fired upon some one, as lie thong hiding the d<>or; but to his honor he f<>ui c had shot his wife, who was fastening 'he shot entered just in front and above t lit right hip, penetrating deep into the hod 'wo .physicians Were immediately called i uid found her beyond fibpes. ; She linger Sskuedlya?J unc^inulailfinnlr- .unlit about 'clock Saturday ?noraArr^\fl^ ' ~l?tt5' living an almost jli-iiacted, hu.s'ljaiid, and i nit son If inoiith^fild, atid a large number elation* and connections to mourn their lo?s Mr. and Mrs. Kellev had been marri carlj two year?, werereinatkably f'omj ofea llier, and were iivihg most happily logelhi hen the uiiftrtunate'ticcurrenee, like athuud >lt, destroyed her existence and blighted h le was, at night, timid ar.d in the habit eeping a loaded gun near his bed; hence t rrtible accident, They were both niembc f the church. She was the second daught f Mr. Sell) Camplu-il, of Caroline county. ?? \ IIkavy Cask of Fokgkky and Swindli> -It seems that within a few days past a forgt nd swindle have come to light. It appe; tat some person in St. Thomas, West Itidi< >rgcd the names of a respectable and well knot rut in that Island to bills of lading purport! > be on the shipment of sugar, &c., t<< a respt ible firm in Charleston, S. C. These bills iding were seat to the latter house, with advu a ting that their agent in New York won /ceive the amount of.the bills. It was t< nig before the Charleston house received fro te supposed New Yoik agent, requesting the ) Lay out the mouey for which the bills call t cotton and ship to hint. This was actual orte, and the cotton received in New York, a lie most of it soid once or twice cvet before t and wis delected. In the meantime, lijo qui am agent fled, probably on one of the uce A-atners to Europe. It is supposed that t Charleston liousO will have to stand the eh >ss. As far as the fraud has been developed mount-, to about ?1,000 or toab- ut $l(?,0l h:s game of robbing forced bills of ladii as i>eeu tried wforo, and s]juu1?L induce ?;rc !iuti"?n on the part of iiterchants in maki i!vuiicos on bi!l> of biding, unless familiar \vi ic signatures of tloso with whom thev deal, uV. V. Herald. ?? ? ? > - ?? ? V Mks, M A.?v liAiiKi.KY.? This venerable mi hi (says thi> Wimishoro S. (J. 7tepiit./'r of l li?J inst.) 11 ! | Kir ted this lilt*, on Sunday mm ig last at the advanced age of 97 ycifis and ninths. l or seventy five years she had be consistent and pious iiieiuJjer of the Ibesh jriaii Church. At "the lime that tried mei injjs" sfij had attained to womaujjnod, a (though tl.eji hetrolhed to the one die lovi lie sacrificed their mutual affections for I spousal of lier country's cause, and bade li iver go to avenge litr country's wrong. J beved her coiihuiiikU and went to return lore When liis death was unnoun.cctl to 1) ic w'til tlie fortitude of the mother of tl rrncihi, rather bundling ?>f his patiiotic mart ion than Jaiiicutiiig his loss, remarked "si , iv to be nt.iirii'il after the war." f~he afterwards became, the wife ofMr. Hut aI'kicy, and setiled in W imisboro, w here a ii.tiniu';] !/j reside till the day of her deal joying in her own jniiatc way social an miotic happiness. As her uaioo h.i? not been enrolled iiinoi io "W omen of the Revolution," wo would i'ii si d to publish a short biography if it con . furnisher!,'bv iier friends or idative*. I)!:.\t1! |>f J' hn A. CrVI.es, Esq. ?Jollll . yles Atmrni'v fit Law, dir-d in Cliarlr ii, S. C., nil 23d inst. Afr. (iyh's at t! no of his death liold the I'fliceofU. \V. (.inn vretarv ot the (irand Lndwii n| the I. (.). 0. ] tsonth Carolina, ..wokls oflio? ho hai hold f> ? I.iht ten rears, and w.-u. known to t!:o iV. rHfythrfuo?: the btsto .".s r: rjfirictit (trice ji tlji' Qiiiutitrit tllffkli) Jonrnal. Tuesday, July 29, 1.856. ! rn ' =?- ~ ~ . THO. J. WARREN, Editor. ,ntf ,Vs Book LoBt. iier If any of ?ur friends Lave in possession a copy ol :al. " the Bible in tho Counting lioom," by Rev. I)r. to j Boardrcan, which ia borrowed property, tliey will t*s, | plenrc return it to us. We loaned our copy to someon. body, a:ic\ would iikc to have it buck. iu-r | md 1 The following are the officers of Kerslmw Lodge, r No. P. for the present term: ,Tas. I. Villepigck, N. G re- D. R. Kennedy, V. G. r;l* 0. Bofenschen, Scct'y. est Tno. J. Warren,'TrensY. t:i- Pumps. " d Attention is invited to the advertisement of Mr >'lP C. II. Peck, which will be found in our advertising columns. Mr. Peck has taken the trouble and in* 0 currcd the expense of introducing these Pumps, which rR" arc wcrth a trial at least, they maybe seen and test ed at the store of Mr. A. II. farrow. din Pass them Round, 1,1,3 That it may bo known from the East to the Westi >111 ?i?#l Cmnitlin S7nr? 11 S I !if? tt# til l U flint \fncerc llnfTinfln . , i ? 1 of Maryland, and Cullen. of Delaware. Representatives 1CC from slave States, voted for the expuhion of Col !rn Brooks', from the House. ilar Town Meeting. [u0 At a meeting of the citizens of Camden on the 20th 'c'' inst., Messrs. C. Mathcson, Wm. Anderson, and .'ns, ,ve I. Yillcpigue. were appointed a Commiuco to solicit ? subscriptions, for the purpose of renewing our" connexion with the through telegraphic line. A meeting , of the subscribers to the stock will bo hold the week iris . ? . ^ iollowtug. f "1 Mississippi. ietr jvj| A friend, writing from this State under date of die 14th inst., savs*? ()f ' Weather very hot, but healthy, and crops very I promising. - " lion. P. S. Brooks, in his manly vindication ol m! tho character of his State and kinsman, has (Kmc lumliC our to himself, and set au example worthy of all imi tatior." A Double Revenue. In another column wc copy tho proceedings of the Mayor's Court in Charleston, which are sometimes really am Using; though, we often wonder at tho inconsistency of selling ono man a Uconso to sell liqutir. jr and then punishing bv fines those to whom he selljsiit, I* merely because the latter display the effects whiclxtjie 30 former pay for tho-privilege to cause. Severnl geqej(|> rations have tinkered this Licci.no Sy.?temf but iV.tfl >m ylt badly cracked as over. Break it to pipoe8,.ehd get jKj something new,?that is the only true.remedy. MesSra. Boyce and Eeitt.' . |y, Since our last issue both ot thesq glycates hfc"* in, had a hearing >>) the $bu>c of IlcjucscifWres j jk ed formoc ddfiuod llic law'vllffivilegd soVjeadiLikifTiio t _gnc^yjbq'vtfiS in. privilege" either of the Senate or of the ofi the power of the House lo expel him. Tliofpjwech|! 5. { CoL Keitt was chi.-fly devoted to th<5 defence of the ed ! Revolutionary llistoiy of South Cartdiun, and vine cli dication of his conduct in the Brooks and Sumner - r, diOiculty. Ilad those who were so anxious to fcenij lei" mho Col. Keitt for his refusal to act the part at inis. I former, considered for a moment, that he wasAowf/tK South, they would have eeeu thut the thing w*a im' 'ie -possible. A region that owus such men as comprised >rs the Hartford Convention, und hung out " biqe lights," l*' j nuu that could way when the country tnt eugiucd, In h j foreign war, " It is a war unexampled in 0u\ hisi trry of l\e world; wantonly proclaimed on the ;<j. i PWft frivolous and groundless pretences, aguinsla nation ,rv ! from whose Irieniship we miglit derive (ho most sigual n"s I advantages, nr.d from wha-e hostility wo have reason L.j*, i to dread the most tremendous losses " v? j The passage above quoted was proclaimed from the ng J pu'pit in Trinity Church. Ilostcii, by Rev, J. S. J. jc- j Gardiner, July 23, 1812, and is mentioned by JJr. of i Keitt, in liis late speech,?from such places men nn?y :es j eomo who would turn informer for the eaku of "being d<l | members of Congress?eight dollars a day is a greater i , . ... </v , consiai.ro (ton uan man wan cnaraacr or pa so rial Uiy?" j mtv. e<l j ?A Want of Statesmansnip.'' "*v j We clip 11)0 following from tlio Charleston Keating 'U' ! Xcirs of tho 21st inst.? u | " But tho time lias now come to sty to our politi' \ ctat.a at Washington, that South Carolina, however :?? j xlio may congratulate upon tlie caning ot Sumner, and In* i llic defence of hot* past history, has also the right to jef' chum some other.achievement worthy of her present . era and position. The long Session of Congress is near its close, and what will it accomplish for h?r to* '0. ward abating the nnti-slavery agitation; providing nrr greater security against its aggression; securing lier ,;lt citizens equality of right wherever the Constitution is r the Hupretnu lawdiminishing the present enor7 tnous federal taxation upon her industry and oosi? . mcrco, .and its blighting effect upon the piospcrity of hot institutions; enforcing economy upon tho waste; fuj and demoralizing expenditure? of the federal go?1 eminent or getting our compensating share of them ; ' completing our defences, opening our harbor, hnprov. [it. i ing our postal facilities ami management; obtaining J our just snare of liio benefits dispensed from the pub1 j lie lands; preparing for the Suut.li litr indispensable j expansion in the Union, or expanding independence I 4 out of it; and abovoall, matting a provision to prnoii tect tho Southern minority against tho usurpations j and dominations oft he Northern majority? What . ; have they done, or what will or can they do, boyoml ' ~ having put South Carolina into the prostituting arms u(' of federal party, and drawn her imo the debauches J,! of the Presidential orgy? If naught, will they so lie ' lolj us? At this crisis, tho averment cannot bo tolot,(. rated, that nothing can bedono. There are too many . I crushing elements of usurpation, anarchy, corruption 5 j and outrage afloat, lor us to remain passive. Our try ! whole organic system is being disintegrated by p?. or litical tuipitudo ami radical practices; yet shall the |,j, country only pipe and dance in mad furor to the tunes "Buck and Brick"?" Wooly horse" and "Tho model J i'r.sident!" j " Shall South Carolina longer liavo no policy, State or icucrai r ur. u one, none nut tin* game of spiiilsf r|) She is now a dismasted, steam loss siii|?, Homing on a 'j0 l)?ad Sea. lurching about without compass, sail or rudder. Tift voice of her people is muzzled, their * mini bandaged, their spirit benumbed?dixm-simi, 'J consultation, action alike restricted. Imbecility, !< gyiam and a inonoyarohy sit. oh a nightmare over her )ir . troublod sleep. Whoso fault is it 7 Politicians and |i., legislators. What the cause ? A want of Stutsman.' . . ship. Shall this stain of things coniinue? Lot the ' people and the Legislature answer." The above extract contains some startling news to I tiie pcop'e of South Carolina. Had tho last steamer \ 1 from Europo brought tho intelligence that England had c delated war ooainst Fiance, wo could not have been slt> much moro surprised, than, that in tho South Carolina i id delegation in Congress, there ie "a want of tiate[ '. nta:\ship." >r By what prceuae of alchemy haa the New made this a3t yjnd'.ng discovery ? Wo ei-e anxious to learn, and w"! trv.? tb* in mating cut the Dill vill > N. ?a give items, so that our Senators and Representatives may be fnlly instructed in the qualifications which are required for statesmen, and which seem to be known only to the Keics; the present session i* nearly termi- < noted and something should be done before the next j j commences. j Had the iV. T. Tribune made this grand discovery, we would not have been so much surpr ised: and that ' " Lc preux chevalier" did not make it is certainly remarkably Bnt the discovery has been mode, and ! when the want is supplied, we irust the State will I procure a Bust to bo p'aced in the Suite House, to perpetuate the memory of this Daniel of the nine-! 1 ? fr*i? 1..1 r ; .... i:??~ i leeiiwi century, me uiny 01 puunc juhiij.iiii-is ? n? | inform ilieir readers on nil innttera of importance, we . i therefore tiu?t tlic Keus will not be eelfish and- mo- ; nopolise this discovery any longer. OtTR EXCHANGES, Ac. ' l Tub Ladie8' Book is at hand for July, and with its , Usuul amount of reaaing matter and attractive pic* turos. Peterson's Magazine is also at lined, and contains its usual variety. ! The Southern Light has not appeared for July,'at I ( least so far as we are interested. "What is the matter? j u" Intehestinc! I'*xei:Ciseh.?On Sund ;} last the ) line. Mr. Cross. D. D.,of Cliarle.-ton, delivcrd the ; C'liimeiKcincnt sermon in the Wofford Chapel : i in the presence of a large ami must intelligent auditory. The subject nnd the substance oftlie j ( sermon were peculiarly nppropriate ami int* rest- j ing, and the delivery most attractive and en- i <r...ri.,rr If \?.it iiutpcrl ! li.nuiv ( ft*nrt_ and iiro- I *? 9 I I j *1" - i | duccd a powerful effect upon the minds of those present. There were a large number of minis- J ters in attendance?there were four Doctors of j Divinity in the pulpit at the sanm lime, which was something uuustn.l fpr a place no larger than Spartanburg, j At 4 o'cl-ck in the afternoon Key. J. T. ! Wiglitimui di livvred an iiite-eslyig and iinpres j sive sermon in the.Cliapel of the' Female College. ; On Sunday evening the Rev. Dr. Hnnncr, of I the Tennessee Conference, "delivered the. Com meiicomcpt Sermon ofihe Female College inn he [ .Methndij^Church. J.Ihi sermon was plain, pr.ic, tieal an.L^rguinentative, and bore the impress of a h^ic*] mind. Oi^Monday and Tuesday evenings our people wereflgain favored with sermons from Dr. M.uiticr and Dr. (fross.?Spartanburg Express. c ftjLrriCAL Joki:.?We have private 'nuthenijil advices of an amusing but indicative mistake i of which Fremont was the victim. Jn New, York C city,Inst week, the free soil candidate went on ,01) board the steamship "Orizaba/' to hi&adios to tome California bound friends. A gen I lemon who was with Fremont, said to Punry Vijil i the Nicaragua!) Minister, who w'ys on board.' ."Jillovv me to introduce your excellency to the next President of the I'nited Stales/' (m.-fltiifg, a motion towards Fremoni, but not calling him 3 iby.name). The Padre stopped forward, raited I his'hat, bowed and said, ,rl am very Jiappy to 1 sea you. Mr. Buchanaur' Kivuigh said. * ? "* , 41 ' ^ijiost Duownei).?A littfr negro hoy, about I years old, was playing-oil th? bridge Bfc||y?|^^nnett s Mill I'ond <>h list, ? ?<>?V ' mi l - VtnV near/ being (lii.wned. He whuoii'v iiv having pi c.?cni;e ot uvi.id M:th\i'*ul to Ate a piece of fliiniing tinrher, to which he held on until he was rescued Tim temptation f.?r bathing during this hot summer weather is ^ .-very great, but amateur swimmers <-f lewder ! .years should beverv careful how tbev vesture T'bey?nl their depth. We hope they will profit jjbythifl warning and keep m*<ir shore, or c m. | fine tlieir aquatic amusements to shutout \y.i IvTt?Evenmij Ntm 1 Ai r. , iv*/ , , ??? ^ A sure cri?K for a Fklok.?IIoW tFie part; affected in Perry Davis* Vegetable Pain Killer ! for halt'an hour, mid the pain am] ??>;/nes-* will enjiiciy be removed. B?t*dont take <ior woid f'fJt, when 12 1-2 cts. a ill huya^botlle of it. 5_ Dksebvedlt Popular,? We do our friends n real shrvice calling attention to n medicine of such acknowledged merit ns Wistnr.s Balsam. We arc all liable tocoughs and colds, w hich cease to be dangerous w hen rccouise is had to the Wild Cherry. (12) TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. , The RrooU* and Unrl|ngaine Affair. i WAbinsrjTox, inly 25. ?Mr. Biirlingaine | lies been arreslud ami held to hail in foOUO. | Mr. Campbell, of Ohio, became his surety. | Mr. Brooks has gone i? llie Virginia Springs. Political Items. I New York. July 25.? Commodore Stockton has ivjjhdiaw'i a- a candidate lor the Presided| ev in liiVor of ,Mr. Kidoone. 'Him ,W\v \rork ! U'l ? /* otn 1 '.iiiiniii t?ui 11*t i'ss s?n I lor 1 it f \strrnii I | " ** Y\ X.UIIIMHMV* '!?* V VWMVM VVI'f \ <l' j I tinii in (i|i'ct Delegatus to a National Coijvcij- ; I lion at Halt inane, j _ Later from Ilavuuu. New York, July 24.?The steam shipP/u'ta dclphnt lias arrived at quarantine with yellow fevei on board. She lias 8200,000 in specie, The health of Concha is precarious. itlr. Herbert Acquitted. i Washington, July 25,?4'he jury in tin; : Ucrheil case, alter au absence of forty five | minutes returned a verdict of not guilti/, and ! Mr. Herbert was released. I Later from Kansas. Sr Lovih, July 25.?.Governor Lane lias ' , crossed into Kansas with 000 men fully arm- j , I ed, and has returned, and it is reporitd that i j he has said that lie would force hi- way t?|> the ' ' Missouri with another regiment. G>m. IJar j J ?iey and Col, Halter were at Leavenworth. ? ___ ?.? - ... ilCW * Mi lt. .'<? nvi> New Y?n |(, J lily '2-$.=?Cotton is Jul), ;;nd J ( j only 10(? Ik ill's ch;tng?-'d hand*. I'lour lui< ad 1 J vancptj, and State i- worili &(J |er Idd., Ohio J 1 j 80 flO, and Standard Southern 87.00. Wheat ; ; lias advanced. Corn commands 01 cents pur j j bushel, j, j New York, July 25.?Cotton is firm mid I .700 liiijes changed hands. Flour is higher. ] I Wheat lias advanced and Southern )\'hitc '' ; commands 81,81 per bushel. Corn is un { ! changed. I < Hew Orleans Plarkct. i New Okli:am, July 23.?The sales of Cot" ] ton to day comprised 300 bales, at from 10 3 8 1 a 10 &? * cents per lb. fcr Middling, " "bo P"< -1' aid's advices were not received until afte business ? (' the day luul terminated. Si were easier. Co?igrc**ioi:al Washington, July 24.- The U. S. Si passed h bill today in ex'W'd American juri lion over the iiewlv dis'oovertd ruaim isl In the IT'Use the Armv Apprnpriaiion bill discussed and MiifciuUd by declaring the la Kan mis null and void. A resolution was n*]i declaring Kmlor, instead of Wliilfield, del fiom Kansas. \\ *SH!\OT??>,Jtllv 2.j.?Private bilUoft port a til character were discussed to ilav. Senate | assed a bill fbr the pre paymentofj?n on al| piintcd matter. Wo happen to know that Dtt. Ater'8 Ch-trr toral and Cathaitic Pills are poodWdicines am proclaim it because! we do know it. We conlii believe there is a vast amouht of relief from sul for onr afflicted follow men wrapped up in those ful pieparations, and we shall freely use our litl fluvnee to make them known to those who need Philadelphia Sunday Tii Wistsir's Balsam of Wild Clieri * Has established for itself a repuration that ( l>e a>wilcd Dr. Win. A. Snaw, of Washingn C., writes, under date of May !. as follows ' ! heard of many cases of decided beneficial effect Its use^especlally in Asthma, and Clnonic Ooti spasmodic character. I have used the Wild ? h great (teal in practi<-o. and with marked good ro "Every one knows the reputation o( the Tt line and Balaam constituents in protracted co :j The combination *f these principles in WIS! BALAAM OF WILD CHERRY, is ingenio s nr dici ou3. , ' Medical men nro justly distrustful of Patent cinesiu general., but cmd >r must discriminate be outrageous nostrums and Jiumbugs and th- sc cines which have jmpved salutary*nb<i in many >attestod cases, curative.!'' one genuine unless signed'!.'?CTTSon the I per. ' * *" \ : : ---X. Perry Davis* ? Stn:?TIi# benefffe J ITave received from the jour invaluable remedy the .Pain Killer, indue to pen-a. word of praise for it. .'Experience has vincethme that for Meadaclicj Indigestion. Pain Stomach, or any other part of the system, ? Cliills,-We?rines.? Common Olds, Uparseues-, G BRA, CHOLERA; MORBUS, Dmrrl.^.., Pyse Toothache, Ac., there isjfioiUipj letter ihtin the Killer. I have.this hour r^govoted fium'a se*e tack of tlio Sick I lendSohc-. ty" using ttvo teiw fui?, taken" at thirty ratimtes nrtevva'. in a wine fullwof Jiot water. 1 ai^??tjdvitt "liiat, throne blessing of f!h.d, it.save.hwe bha- Cholem c the suiudier of 134ft. TVuvhtftii!*, anr.1l heat,I toil, change'of diet aad coosiaat e-X|pi?;ine,l9.; fi-ctetL^fm^plieire. ray sysi&u n? c^iily "?rcdi tt^lysenterY attack.*: accompanied m ijh pmtu ft* Uic Piub Kite* wit*, so&reiyji rewftj, OHO r fi>t curing I nfr worsj euse in an l?o*u\ or at most, dbyf I luJiVg licarii nniity cases tho- eootrtrr <n Jhseitteey being cared by its us . Put in ihe fc would stop. tlve> toothache. flrii4j?u,tk\ ar.ij-*ft for UsgeoenU use, lias drawn thru mc this imsol testimonial in its favor. V^uMfrrjif tho Ces. OBXTTTj9kJEL'izr~ Die*. f)3 pnliaoaaiy Consumption, in "Pticj.? Yn., on the 19tit uist.. J)r. KDW.\I(I> K. W< MA5, of Camden, S. C., in the 23;h year of hie We take the f-'l&avwg uiuutv to hi? worth, an obituary notice published in the Peters bur Ullijcrictr:? "Another good man coue! Another rierhtcoju I>eri-*l?e>! faun the earth I Distrcssnm th.pi ivation yet ?"t without inneh, to suggest I be jii #>t coin iilc reflections. He was abundant iy pr pared f departure; lie hud " set his nouse in order,"nnij himself ready to accept, at any tnouiert, lite wel summons ol a lieckomug saviour. The grave l a dentli hud no terror lor hint, A-siwy.il lelt. :i? ul! must feel who hive und are loved tu world, an ins iutsive reluctance t<? break. up all tender ties which hound luui la.-oiuo temporal ol But 'twas a transitory regret, and disappear! d just comparison of the littleness- of his temporal vrilli the largeness of his tKeru?hgnii?. Ho was ? pious young man, as p'ire in his profess ions ot gious principles as exemplary in his practico ol ccpts. He iiatf, at a recent date, "girt the U armor on," and enlisted with the suiutly soldic the '* Prince of Peace." Tliencefnrtli he labored ottslv, in a dose christian communion, in -a in consistent co-operation with tlio.-c who strove ii same holy warlare, of which "the weapous are csr'ial" Ho fought a good figlrt, ho finisher course, he kept his laith, and '.verily Ire now In reward." He has been greeted with the rapti plan it, "well done, good und f.ttlilul servant, tered by ITs great Captain's lips, and his brow s wflli " a crown of righteousness," placed thereo his great Captain's hands. " In ihesoveral relations of life, social and dc tic. he was sensible of the obligations which tin spectively created, and so lar as was compatible toe inherent frailties of human nature, he puncl discharged .hem. As a soa. " he honored his i; and moilie-" to the utmost possible extent of th vino injunction; as a husband, lie "rendered Ills wito due bcnovuleiioe." and "loved lior h Unili liiins.-Ji;'* as a hrotlier, liis devotion to thus t|ie Initeitial relationship t>? him was such as to from then) all the warmest reciprocity of brotl devotion ; as a friend, ho was Irauk, sincere, (nil constant, equally iearly to pailicipnte m the joys, sympathise with the sorrows of others, inclining c lullv Sttcritioea, and submitting gladly to solf del to do litem service, He was hignly intelligent, i hlo. virtuous, mild in his temper, meek and mode his manners. As ho hail been " thus lovely it hie," so was lie happy in his death,. What'a a uniphnnt testimony to ihe sustaining power of venly grace, did his siok bed present. For nit I... I....I I...AH ir?t /?r flint niiMpilp?t?i nin]jr)t> ? lie IIUU UCCH it n? Mill deludes while it destroys, and stealthily saps life b danger is suspected. This bpgei jug and irk.-oiui ness ho bole with unconqucranle Jjn.ungss, and in turhnble serenity, lie exhibited iioue of tl)u re> petulance. of the querulous impatience, which traded sit tiering does naturally enough produce i many instances of similar afflictions. Without lepinings, without, uny groans, save such as vvei Lhe closing paroxysms ot ids disease, wrung Iroin by the very intensity of his physical pain, wiilu murmur or a tnoan, with oul> an occasional drawn gently from hjiji by the Ibrce ot a projo bodily fatigue, seldom speaking save to ivfui ji a g fiilneRnowledgmciil lor the kind assiduities with w friend-hip delighted to soothe where it oouhi not t worn and wasted to a spectral wanness and powc W a now born babe, belaid, perfectly patient, perl tranquil, preserving his aweelnes of beau to the [le was encouraged with the Christian's hope, supported by the Christians laith. He knew "altiiction was but lor a moment, and was workin hitu u liir tnoro exceeding and eternal weight of git Who co""ld liave withstood so signal a display of | philosophy, such an exenii iiHeatioii ot profit able i- I It? i . i wiimniw utvumn twiu'iu^ vniuumn icmui j w, "lei mo die tho dcain ol the righteous, and lc last end bp like lii.-;" without biiii" adcquutcl) pressed with the wjsiloju ol that choice, which so irtcctions on things above, which aspires to the at loi-nts ol etorjipl beatitude, and spurns those tl eiicitics wliioli tfyp world misnunio? its pleasures, t [ugilive pliantoins, wliicu plluje our pursuit, but e jur grasp, as gupdily tinted us tho bubbles blow iu idle boy, us irapalpubjo and as un.sunstanti.il. This iraperlpct, upexaggerated tribute to tho e once of his cb^ractpr, ia siucerly bestowed byoqo ,oved ltim well, and deeply bewail* him. '"liia nrrki" though, apealc hki Kgbetf p-aiae, ca oil ? f r the knew him tvill attest. His death, at so early an nge< ?1 i?';irs '3 soother sail proof of tlio uncertainty of lifci And J ? well might the poet in reflecting upon sosolemna sub-' j| jeer, encourage himself with the consolatory assyracw' y ft expressed in Ills beautiful lines. "Oh. well may we hope, when oor short life isidone,' \ ?hnte To meet in some world of m.'Te permaveiil LIIfs; t Is J ic Since n smile, or grasp of the hand, hastening on, JL ] t. Is all we can have o! each other. In tAu." \ * )l litis. ! y y I w as 2 ws ?.!' Hied, oj iSihinst., A dell a. Henrietta, youngest urlcd child of the Into Rev. Samuel Wrngg Capors; aggd 1 Hirate IS mouths and 23 days. V T. r 1 mini- FORCE PUMPS ' r I T,UJ ANI) 1 i GARDEN ENGINES. 4 ; r|"MIK subscriber has just received a .supply of p j 1 Thatcher's Double Acting force and LitiPunip%?; y ! also, Garden Engines, with Fixtures, whicli ho wilrv 1 shall sell for ensii at reasonable prices. Jently Tlicse I'unips ore adopted to ell the purposes of a Terin^ f?rcv or Lift Dump, and are convenient for watering " gardens, cleaning windows, wasbiug carriages, sides 8 ot buildings, wetting side walks, streets, ic. le in- Tho importance of the Garden Engine cannot well them, be over estimated, as is abundantly established by the , neJ testimony of all who are fortunate enough to possesa .. one. It is highly useful not only in supplying Gar y. dens and Nurseries with regular showers, but also annot for showeri g trees and plauta?and for the destruc* tion of w orms, by ar. admixture of sulphur with warn. tcr < ' -* have I can supply customers with Pumps of all sizes, s (rotn from tlie SMALLEST CISTbltN to the LARGEST l( Qf ENGINE PUMPS in use. Also, Hose and Tubing ot various kinds; Hose Clevises and Couplings; dis* erry a C|liirge pipe? and check valves, and when needed can uilta. furnish uny part of the. Pump. Orders are respectirpen '"Hy solicited. N. 15.?I have purchased the right to sell in Kcr* '' ",, show. Lancaster, Sumter and Clarendon Districts. 15?" J. t\". P. McKagen is authorized to receive id jn. orders or to transact any business connected witli thef IVU1C. Vil.lO. XI. iC/O-B,. Medl- J"IJ'29. _ 31 ^ lZi TURNIP SEED. r|MIOSE gentlemen for whom we procured Turnip J. Seed will please call and get tliein. fSyCustotners audited, ond the seed warrant^ > wrap- to be fresh, The supplv consists of 1 ? RUT A tfAGA, , NORFOLK, ! FLATDLTCU, vs?ot WHITE GLOBE, ' YELLOWSTONE ] os me ALSO?A few SHAL.LOTS. Now U tlw time I con. ulant I hem. Call at 89| in the ^ ^ ( THE ?CST OFFICE j* ~7 GEORGIA LOTTERY I Puin [AiUk&wd'b&ike Slate of Georgia ] TH8 FORT GAINES ACABEMY IjtOOn- yg- ^ iaring . Cl*ASS. 18. das! "'To be drailtt. hi WiftCi^* of Atlanta, Georgia^ iu wiii l^dir, oaShmday, &egtl?28. IS56. on the : ^ posed 1 -*: ^pr\vr ptinrtEpUaiOQ. 2 i jj whiib a SAJ$%? SWAN A CO., Managers. J Pn9^ - PRIZES ?>l(H \TI\G TO 3 sa?4,o?otj will be distcibitf ed according to lh? Jotfing jj j'fBfl S mmajaai . 30,000 Nai^3-.15,iaS5Sid[:-r I Prijo of - $40,000.. ifi SKoSdi 1 " - 10.tiOO ? . " t ' n - L aRk- I > - * i.000 is .^^SJoQfl. 5&? ijytc. > \ * - 2,000 is tfidb ^frein 1 u * - 1,000 is &I.O40I '.-J ? 7U. v 1 * ? - i 1.000 ia - M.00O " 10 Prises of ? ? 200 aro - - ,2.0Gft 10(4 * - - 100 ac ,0,00(1 * i man ^^,r jr..,(Jf approximating to $40.000 priae rigSOO truly, 4 ?. 100 appuj.xi waling to 10.000 u aT 400i 1)1 4 , T.? -- 10,0i 0 u ail 30i> >r his 4 u u 5,(iOO a ail 240 I held 4 v 3,) u ;,u00 " art 200 It-jaie 4 x. 4ft j 0^ o arflCft d ? > i * 25 . V 1,000 " arfViO v he 40 " 26 11 200 atljOO i this |5 00i i Prizes of & we., 12m(iOO those -?XL jeois. i5riji& Prizes orcuwiwtlag to ?20hk> ?!' a The 15.000 Priaea <>? $8 are determined b_\4tlii> ,,8f : number which draws lite $40,0*"0 Prize?if that ifcy,t v, p ber iltoulil be uu odd uuniber. then every odd nuifcp te' ticket i? kbe Scheme will bo entitled to $8; in ''re, even number, then every even number ticket infl 0S,Ki Scheme w ill be entitled to $8, in addition to M hI ul',er '>r'zc w','c'1 l',e tK'((>l ">ay draw. n ,j l" Purelwisers in buying an equal quantify of odd I * " | even number tickets will he eertnin of drawing noddy 1 j half the cost of the same, with chances of obtainL* i his 01,11,1 ^ 'ZeS* .. All those tickets ending with 0, 2, 4, 6, 8, arc etjoft "I ("3 ?all tlwfie ending with i, 3, 5, 7, 9, are odd. "?ytM Of Ueinember that every Pr?e is drawn, and pay. able in full without deduction. ""|L {y All PruiL-s of Si .000 and undor. paid imtnodk * ately after the drawing?other Prizes at the usual ?mes- l'n?e of thirty days. ' ,lry. All communications strictly confidential. The drawa with ",,iubers will be forwarded to purebasers immediately ... alti r the drawing. u'tlier Whole Tickets $5; Halves $2.50; Quarters 1.2!k Prze Tickets cashed or renewed in other Tickets at unto ci,lM?r "mce- % *tter Great Inducements to Clubs. ie in As one half of tlio Tickets are guaranteed to draw elicit we will sell Certificates of Packages <?l 10 Tickets lierly todd and even numbers,) at the following rates? tliful, All that tl.e 10 Tickets draw over the amount guarand nntecd accrues to the purchaser. iioer- Certificate ct Packsgo of 10 Whole Tickets, ' nials, J1' i'a" H tniia- 10 Quartr" & .st in j Addrors orders lor Tickets, or Certificates of P4 308 t his ages of Tickets, either to ^B9 ' tfi- S. SWAN ?k CO., Atlanta, Ga. j BW Hea- July 29. or S. SWAN, Montgomerv, All 890 BOBH illicit South Caroliua?Kershaw Distrf HBC eforo J]y John ft. Joy, Esquire, Ordinary. ^^^9 5 IVUKRKAS, John K. McLuro applied to ir BMBi iper- yy j ctu.,s 0f Administration on iill and J Hi ' , . i l;ir, the poods and chattels, rights and ore-J BBM ^I0" i Daniel McMillan, late of the Di-trict afo'*'* ^Efli " i deceased: r EHag . al!J'! These are, therefore, to cite and admonish f'-111 singular, the kindred and crcd.tois of the s; JjSfiH "m; 1 ccji-ed to he and appear before me at our next- HBH ,a i ry's Court for the said District, to ho holden / nR^I i'1, shaw Court House on the flth day of Aug* I'"0, to show cause, il any. why the said adinir T'Vji" slionli) not he gntntod. I fflB . 0 j CJjren under mv Kami and Seal, thi/. 89H 'Vc\ of August, in the year of our Lord one- ^BRB ^ eight hundred nnd tMv-si.v, and in the cighf l.? . of Amciiean Indo|<ei#iieneo ? j ' 2 ! July 20,?td. JOHN R. JOY, I HffM r Jjj Sout^-C^roliua?Kershaw IX ,ry,? I BV JOHN u. joy, 1-SqUlttK, OUni.VAay. -'jflSH li-ius J tT/"HKREAS, Richard W. Young applied god j M Letters of Adiiiinstration on all and swSB .ray , tho goods and chattels. Mgl,U and credits ?f1v l my It. Young. Into of the District aforesaid, deceased- MkI im I Those are, t tare lore, to cito and admonish all Is its | singular, the kindred and creditors of the stiri'd^T^HM turn i ed to bo aim appvar jjijoro mc at our next Oi'd rfl9 itn.-y i Court for the said District, to he holdcn it V lioso. Court House on tlie eighth day of AuJust fSBH vado : show cause, it' any, why thy" R|: { 5 . a by : should not bo granted. "luumstrat,, ? Hi von under r\;y Hud t?jid seal, tl.is "iti, ^ X?l. July, in .1,0 vo:i, of m j^t ooo jH who J hundred and tifty-six, nr>d iw tl"? eight own American lndejxcdeuce. ' - c*r o. k r>