University of South Carolina Libraries
1'ao OUioi il Call. Tin! f?jjlf!?\ ll>C is tho cflicial Call ?>f llio Nutir.iuil Union Convention: national union OoS**#W|': 7 A National (Jiiiu:: two" <.lrf;ntei> 1i?m cui'li ,o( | -ill ihr Sir.tvst, in - Ih im V??ci< TorrH'i^y, Iwui . Sioni it .) t ol Colariltrf?, /.yd. f 'Ur d.hr* p.alee at lar^e from ertdji Stnto,'-wl|] .L^'hold at iii?* uiLy or riii!;i<I?>l|>l?i'?f*Oi? the hoi-odiI Tucudny ( Mtli) of Aiijtuit ?' J-ueli (lcli'!:al*'J \. ' ! !'o i-hox-ii l>y iho electors of tho aevoral fc>t?t*n vvliu *i;.?ttiiii tjio Adiuiit>>.t.nlioti in twunt tuning unbroken tho ni\ion of ihu j under llio Coiiniitiitioii which out* fathers f-t.iuli.iliu.I, and who ajMou in the following ].imposition:.:, viz: Tho uniou.of the State.' 19 in cvt-ry eiwo.in*1it-.'oliihie, mid is pcrputUf.l ; mid tho Couelitulion of tho I fitted sitatcfl, nhil tho laws ptuued hy Oou^res* in jvuri notice th?-roof, r.ii|>i'?<ine, mid voin,tant aud uuiveraal in their obligation. The ri^hlc, the dignity, and ilu< equality of theStates in the Union, including tho ri^ht of representation in Coiu:ivms, nit' Holvntuly |'uaiuii> t?.-d l?y that Coie.titi.tiou, to eavo. which fiom ok.-ithrow 110 much MoM and treasure w-grc ex psrii.lod in the lato civil war. 'I : I.. . .1. . 1 IICIC K> ih> 1 'fi l%? MIIJ ? HVI. , IV MliJSVIVU 1#^*' {'I;it'll or to tnfjitfrom tlioUnion, oitlicr J-y voluutury withdrawal, liy force of arms, or liy (.\iiijjrci'i>ionjil uctiua ; ncitil?_?! tiy the kcooh?ion oMIicfSlHt.^, lior l-y llic cxvIuhioii ol' tlioir filial and <|:>;ililn:(] K^'rc.-ontutivce, lior by 4hc r,';it ionul U ovon.iiiout in any other form, tilaiviy jj :il>oIiu!n ?1, unci neither cm, nor ou,"lit to ho, ro i:'(i>l)lr.i!tod In any fcriutc or T&ri> tt.'iy lyitlii'i ihu jwiidictioii. ilarh Htnlo J i.nOt" undoubted light to-proectihv the ?jiialM*ioatinii9 of its own vlueiuiv, nn?l no external pinvt-r i i:;hljully can, or njjlii to, iiri itc, or jnlln? itri* i.'io froo ami vulun t.ary " clivn of (III* SI-U-mi in esreiri-jc ul I lull li t. '1'lto lvi:iil,(':n:n;cc liui-l,::, ?>f Mil- ll;;!il.-:of the f'tnli'F, ami C-'i"',.,i"l!v <>f lli<* of i-aiji aiij control i:, own domestic conccrn^, iof.ir.iinj; t.u n jud-fi.ut < wlnsivily, sab | ''l only to (111'; tVlM it lit toll oft III! I'nilyd ytatcn, i ni-iitiul 1? (lint I'alunvo oi |hum r oil u'liicli | i'r) kotion :v? il cu.^'iimkc of uiii 11->titii .it faliricii | Mi-jiciiu ; iiiin in'* ?iwii ir**v." i'i iu: t v i"in ny llio I ' isiirjialiun nuil u-;iir;ilty.tttinu ot power iu C'onj'liV:-, wm.M :i ii-ii'!i:lii'ii <1 iii'?'.*roii-. to roMiililit'UI) :'ii-I lit: I Ii.-Mivi- if lib. |y. I !iit(;li 1 Inure >1 t*v?u.?rti?n Kmuile, l?y the ('mi? !1 Illicit, HlO l>i 5llC elf l I'clUl IIU :u. 1 i]u,ili(ii':ili<nr; of it ; but tbo ox liirion of loyal Scunlms mill Kc|>rcKoitlulivci?l jUKpi ily ehnsttii sH)(l ]ii;ilit"iuiulcr the Constitution aud Uhj lawn. iu unjust anil re volution a:y Kvery patriot kIiouM frown upon :illlii?*o :ictu Jtnil proceedings every wlioro, which can serve no oilier pulp".-:'! t.liuu lo rekindle the nuiiuoHitii-sof war, und tlio ellecl of whieh upon ourinoral, rociul niid. lurtloiiiil inl'Mi^t; m hmiii*, ninl upon our RtniiduiK nbrom], tlilVeriii^ only in ?leis injuiivu.. hUo war itdelk Tlio puipotfc of the war having hmi to pi ccci'Vd the Union niul the (Joioititutiau by putliDj; d.nvn rcltcllioii, aiul tho rebellion having Loon KUpproeset), fall resistance to the authority of the General Government boiui; at an end, unil the wnr linviiifr oonon.l ??<? ? -.1 1 i ..... .--'f, wwHi?.u) mil iuvu.iui w UI1UU1U IlibO { cc-aso, and uhonld l>o followed l>y incnuurea of pouocful administration, bo ihut uuion, haiuiuny ;iinl coucord may be oneoutaged, and .industry, commerce and the ana ol' |hmco revived ami promoted; uiul (hp early ftatorr.tion of all the Siaioj to thq eierei.so oftheii constitutional power:! in the Nulioual Government i? indispuiir-aldy uccepaary t?i the alreuRth and the defence of the republic, and to the liiaialcuuaco ?*f,il?<S public urodit All ouch elector* in the thii ly-nix States find uiuo Territories of the United Stat.cn, and ia tjjo District of Columbia, wlto, iu aepiril of patriotism and lovo for the Union, can rice aliovo perkoiiuI and scclionnl conoidetalious, and who tleuiro to see & truly Xaupmil Union Convention,, which nhnlf represent all the States mul Tnrritol iej of ihts Unioo, aBseniblo as friends and brothers under the national flag, to hold counsel together upon the stale of tho.Union, aud to tuke meusurea to avert posmblc dancer from ilm.qHuio o "V j nto cupcciolly requested lq talic l>uil in lit tin; ' choice of due'i di'logntra. 1 Hut no dolotfulo will lake a sent in uticli Con i vciitiou, vyljo dous i.ot loyally acccjA llio ( iioii.il jitiip.tion rind coi JfnIIy cniluiao the pliimi {ik'3 ulif.vc Hut -forth, und who is not nlincl>?d in lino ullogiunco to i)io Constitution, llio Union Mini the < ovornriH'iit of ihu United St.iicd. 1 vVAtJiiscro:;. June 'J.r>, jyiiC.. , , A. W. UANDAbl., I're/t. .i: n. doolittm:, ' O. II. HKOWMNO, 1 ilDUAU COWAN, ( rllAill.KS KNAr, SAMUEL FOWLER, l'!x. C'oii.. Ii'rttloual Union Club. We recommend llie hold of the above Coir- ( Veiitic.n, and viiiI"i3o tho all therefor. 1 DATSJPL S. NORTON, i. W.NKtsMlTll, J A MliS niXON T. A. HKSinUfclU. * I ] Nucitu Si;ot,aue.?A long nnd interesting 1 lotter over the signature ''l'ierre," is published' ' in llic Hew Ygik A'cica of-tho Wo r.ub- ' join na exiraat. 'Tierro" ia iVo,'>eftn a personago than P. *W. Alosandor, of Gooi-gin, whoso K-ttcid "from the front," during the war, gained for hiui o national reputation. Ilia viuw-t uj>on tho,vexed question of n<igro suffrage are in the main correct, He says The Southern people do not reeist the Radi- ' eal jiropoaition to confer political rights upon ' tlio negroes fiomtiny fear that the Utter would uiruy themselves permanently ognuist tliom, j hut from n sincereconviction, based upon.their intimate knowledge of the race, that they arc ! wholly ignorant of the duties and re?ponsibil ' itics of the higher grades of citizenship, and ? bv notlll'o fa* inferinr ?!> " *? _ .?u viujcnulllll, '111? Radicals mi^ht cgulrol a.roojority of the freedi:ien. for a time, but Iho n^ro vrould soon eome " to underaMpd the hollowueco of their protetu o * ? iib, aid tho selfish juiluro of their friend-, .e have noyor kaowo ?uy people more t 9un?ib^wftjo?tko:Bnd' undue-partiality, or mor? qVuetyo distinguish the true man from 0 tlic frL)0, tlifriood-f?!)j? llie. <ooyert foe, than ? ilio slnvca t/dUc Ho?th. Their lnforiol position taught jtein'thM ncooHsary lown. tfuqli j ' :i i*aoplt?, ncf that Uwy nrc fteo, would uot be I * l.>ng at a li? ao to tli<* value of tbe friendship J 1 ?>f p.fteh a pity that led by HJevctis irntfi . (iratley. jrf iho freWbttfon! ?vr^b4.Alio^0(l % jority OT thCtti, /i ftb^tlfi first. fc&r'.^or'i^fA,'soubTbcffmmdTyblihg with' the.whites. This, upon tbe projsuOipUou -tba( the Bouthcfrn jie'o-^ pie oop5oot't?) eonfor upon them-the privilege t' tliia. greut fronchiae. But. what it th?y should, nuv to tsdnsei?J,.And tfip privilege should rnvciUielei^-be fniic l >JVon them? _.Thfr" &x^ tvi B?nfttion;of.on'd or lho~othcr race. J A spepiat dedpit.'^to thc Ob'aHckon Courier dated Washington, tfuijS*20, xajiri j- - * ur uoiiUW|' I j-uayi passM Uio'HopBe'Proedmon'e BaMfl *rv topoitwa a&j>a<lrj incut, prosming Ui*t Jrttliw lu St. Zmiko ?do^ m. UolfaiB*P??her, notfjuiirod by - tWG <W6th?* in. u\ at.ttCr *0w>wnti6K i? tbe ?g&& to SS.OOOnofc*, Jbo eold in twenty? ucre Jot?, exortifvify to'the pofcroen p&w fleetly l<Viag;0U?|>'lA&]?. Uwler-Ganfty*! &Jbcrmatt'a order.-?Afocih f??t* Are tp bo-u^ld for nt ?1(60par tto*<\" ycfje. ^T?Vnoleo^oifc; further proyidw-tUay, tspon 60tQpWU<m at thf trti.rfc or ?id Utffe ** ? thoige.d U> Ajl 9f tnamVori vVra 'iDx iuiiu^iit, %*bidi the Uounc wiu aqeept, ttAia nuking it a lu\v. . -wr " ? .' r - <' . y . v .r j* ' -t * f . . ' ? > * * . The Abbeville Press. -AJv>bovill<3, B.',. C. rLWE.*'EDrrOR. . TJClllSs? rTtiroo Pol lara a year iu n'Jvunfo. Friday, July 8/1866. . .1 ... ' The (Yicti?lsx>r JOHN \V. LT3SIJ.5Y, Faq n'l'jH-ctfulIv aiiHoutioc inru a rjunlidiUc f<>r CJoik of llio Court. ?rtu"i..: ' - Y-JJ .... I.icutn *>i rtl<\ 1 llilvw i\KJK>N A 1,1 >, 1 ><]., roBfK-olfully announce liim ns a can ?{idnte for ro-tl^clion to the office of Clork of ih-j Court. < . C2?d Th?T tViomb. rof .iasmt T. MOOUK, atu-ounco liiln u CumliUiite for-fc'<liei ill ol Alt tioville l)isti;i<jt, nt t>t?j next Heelion. IIinTuit I'rceh.? i'lowae announce MIl.ToN T. JIU i'OlUiiON hh a (Utmliilalc for Sl??rilf at .tin? next election. * Many Fkieki?s. W ' nro uullioriz-'l to unnonncu l)AVIL) CRAWFORD, ft candidate for "j'ux Col lector i?t tbe ensuing elect iou. " * jpri'/" The frionil-o uf j. W. COCHRAN, announce ltiiii a Cf.iniiJatc for Sheriff at liu-uixt fleet ion. .* THE adjournment OK C0HQKE3S. In view of I lie important l>ill:i which are now ;><.iiiling ti-.-fore tlio f??unte, it i-i not pnil>ut<le ill at Con^re" will fi?li??in*n lu>f.>i-.. ii. nt\?t i')' A'l^npt, t?n<l il ia that tho ues^ion may he prolonged for paily purpose.", until Hip fift of 1 'wcmht'T. Coninino.liiig u iiiitjoiily of I Wo lliirJ:. in tiiith 1(.of Colij(ro. ?, tin; liflivVt: lhfUlic] vcm lii!i:.fi,r.' of tin* ciiicitioii, and fire uol disputed to forego any oppvitnnily of checkmating tin' I'lCFithMil, or m.'tliin:^ pnlitip.il capital for tho coining olo?:-li'iti".. The Mu-ftee? of tin; parly, i? tho primal i.l j'-ot ho nt-hicvv<1, although thi? tnny involv o the i.aci ifico of the bout jntero l.H of the . onliti y; To tlii:; imo'. nrc directed all tho appliances of Congressional Legislation, und nil Lhe machinery of party organization. For fix month's past Coii^r< F3 under tho load of ite Radical umjoflty has been postponing the con ilderation of lhe vital intaros'H which demand ilo attention; and han boon nlnioct poldy engaged in coniiuctiug Lcheuie.i to thwart the LYonhleul in hi:i Reconstruction policy, a,,,l lay the admission of fcitnlof, v. hose restoration might endanger tho supremacy of tho nartv. I'll a bluudiug wounds of Uio country arc kept open, and sectional Animosities /maeuted to enablu Radicalism, to perpetuate its power, and the life of tlio nation is jeoparded, to eocr.re the sowese of lite party, l'uti iotism, justice, nnd charity pre sncriGccd|.lo tliti Moiooli of an unr.eiupuloiits ambition, which in iU reek less pursuit of olliee nnd emolument knows no higher priuciplo than tlint party maxim "lo the victors belong to tho spoils." Congressional Legislation is but mi instrument. to nctiievc par ty triumphs, and the quest ion -of an early or Into adjournment in controlled entirely-iiy the view which members runy take of tho necessity of their presence at home or iu Washington, Lll?k nuil7> I.ffnufilftllv .? - - -- v.mnj Villi till! JHUJlOHCfl uf llio campaign. The Senate by a recont vole of 2.r? nays to C yeas, refused to consider the Iiouse resolution [irovidiug fur lite adj'Miriimcnls of Congress on Llio 15th of tlie pieu<iit mouth. The llepubli;iuih nil vot<*'1 in the negative, and would ueem .o indicate their intention to prolong the lieaiou. A Washington despatch slates: The radicals mvc agreed to delay tlie adjournment of Conjicsh until Uoveruur Brownlow can couvcne ho Tennewjeo Legislature" and havo it ratify .he constitutional amendment jusl issued from ( . ougrens; that "they nre anxious thus to admit >ne Stale and claim that tiio wn?-v r.i >ti uctioit has becii actually commenced on tncir iwn pluiij^cfovo tho opening of tho fall clcc.iund." ... \ THfc NATIONAL UNION CONVENTION. Wo publish in nuutlior column, tbo call of a National L'uioii Convention of delegates from ill the statoa and territories, to ..be Jjeld at Philadelphia o?> Uio 14th Aogunt roxt. The atvll id mado.fttlh'o suggestion of leadiug coascrvativo mAn frunr-all parts of- tho country. It is Approved l>y Mr. Seward and others of the President's Cabinet/ who support hi# policy, aud cndoriHid by tho prominent Conservative itcpnbliuaii Senators. It in expected that every Southern State will b? represented, and couLi ibuto its full slmro in the work of rcstoiuif Llio Uuion to its original harmony arid integ- i :ity. Iu Pennsylvania, the great' battle of tho -1 Union ia to bo fought at tho coming elusions, i ind.there ia licucc aoum polioy ia conccntrating i hero (lie Union stroogtb for tho approacluog touilict. . ' We hail this movement as an aagnry of > ;oo<], *ineo it jthows a dinposition on tho -pnrt 4 >f prominent statesmen, to lay aside party >amu?, and discard sectional diilerencoe^ and, 1 aukc iiu effort to rally-tho conservative, anion 1 cntiuicut of." the country. trust ihaf x iuutli will he fuUy represented; V V ' ! Jfbe National liepubiicitn.'ihQ jVt aide fit's ?>r 1 ;ffu, thua loicibly seta forth 'ihd reufldhs tof he call ' - ' . ' ' **$fdn fyr calling the Cony enlipvf is to ' go'vt^ni^VWB Jbtfayi vr an a nation :'o?'-coriqacVora{ whether hb iifor -one-whole, united nation, or for one-third of lis Htal/S* to h<? thnrn ?f "?ll -'-I'- -- ? ^?"vi? uguvOf aau one-third of Us. (/ecrplo degraded into .v^aaals am?i ?wLj> of?whether be iB fur theriifo pl.? ' .section (tad'4 migqjot political, terror, or for tub mtlrn'ot^Htvaofiy and-fraUirnfty; ,Vlrctb? I ?i h?r.1a fora-flaa loetroua with gjofyi* or.-fur jiui with eleven r.lnrs obliterated or ohacarod/ Aod "whoc Utauq qurttioiu replied,to at the I -polls iu Novaniber neaet, vre expect to find tuo J Tmaaaei.of the Union ptcn/vhu votedin ?X864 >for ASb&fcnt! JUoeyln -and Andrew J?^?r uiiportmg Pre?idejttt:Joi^?o4' iad i?o .>uiq? or patriotittn .ara noiian<lit?^wiiuJ? ; W)U go.tjp/from Iddepd?4W??' T4th.?f Augtlstwitt ?9un4 ^htAnwK^f, jitrtionlli se>obrnt?4 wijK'^^fiiiiriV^ jht Mo'apnk:Pjatrn'?ty.^Ani)oiwm?..H.'Aad f? ?W Pf^f, tf 5.~*lfeUt# $g#gfr Villixe OntriWM *t*ao eh'otoe . fcuivlf)c??A ?ftc 9fc^)ia.v , ^ j" * j " -J * ' V * ' ;"j V**t? ? > .-V ' #W-ifu'" . * * , '* '? - - -v: Ti : " : v; ...?- > -./T , - i "- v>%-*v U 1 "* / \ . . .' '^CVaU* * ; ..- . 4*- . . ' V ?" '* '. " - 4^ Jv* "' THE EUUOl'EAN WAR. The war-cl?>ud lia-i iwt I ait burbt upon F.ur?pe, and l'rue:>i n ami Italy liavo formally <1?'darod hostilities aRAinpt Aui trin. Diplomacy lias fulled and on appeal lias been made to the Bwdrd?thai ultima ratio re</i&ii. Tho wnr breiiKn oul i(i tlio honvt of Gcrfuauy, ami tl?c beautiful valley of.the K1|k? which lma 60 often nerved no the battle Acid of Europe, echoes onco more to tlio tread of hostile squadrons. rnutia, Austria and Italy arc the active belligerents, but Hie widening circle will noon embrace tho German States, and pciliups the whole of Kurope. Ilussiu ij already cou( outrating her Toiccb upon the conduct* of Aurtria, and oat?ojly watching tho opportunity of wresting ftoru Turkey, tlio loiu' envn\?i\ I I prizo* of tho Danubiun principnliticn. Louis ?Na|xi|i'ou whilst openly avowing It in sympathy with Iluly, suuuuieo, a position of neutrality, mid <loprocaU'? tbo-ncct-.J9ily wliidi may call ) for hid active interference. Knjjlaud', true to lu*r'hereditary instincts, maintains for the probout tier "wal<-h and wnll" policy. 'flic ilium' of war is funned by Italy, who oelzea the present opportunity to uttonipt to wrest from the lintoil dominion of Austria tho fair provinco of Venotin, and to rcuKx<i her !oi.g rliitriilii'il dronina of ltnliun independence. Ili-r nidl? invaluable to Prussia, who liiuhi herself nrrayod against the (?<>rmaii States, and ritielini; a ilecioo of tho Itadernl DU-t. To -that body Aui-.lriu lind referred the vexed qU'-Gtii-n of I ho I)tic!iie?, hut I'ruwin ?-XOept? t" thi:? :ii :i violation of prcvioua slipnhUitmn 5?d auB\v<?r.> n ror?diitioii of tho 1 >iot | .w]i;..? f " , m vnc: vanoits iri"i-ral <??nt iiigentu, by declaring a i<>? of the Ivili'rnl Union. Jj!to oeeuph.. llolsti-in, fiitiT.i R:ix.?ny, and marehe.s jip<>n Imvf-IuIi. lJoll. j>hilira nre pee!;- , ?n;? to ooeiipy tho f.1 of llaxony, upon i which the inieeoss of the lir.it campaign <topondt. | Among the belligerents, It.uly alone B.ieirs to , ho entitled to our ayuipnthy. An oppressed i people, she id gallantly ceekiog to relea:o her- * uelf fiiiin n galling yoke. l'ius..ia in a liberal 1 and enlightened power, hut. to her ambition and , territorial lust i* due tho preheat war.? ( Austria is tin: stronghold ot despotism und the | enemy of piogroue und her overthrow would ' Veniove a great obstacle in tho way of popular advancement. We see the opinion expro&sed that Franco will ultimately side with Pi'iissii aod Italy ; Russia and Hnglnud with Austria. "When thieves fall out, honest peoplo got their rights"- \ Mill! ' " ... mu liuiiiiiuu) oi despotism tlicru id some t hope for the cause of popular advanoeinont. J OUR EXCHAHOES- < Tin: Pickkkh Covrirh.?We neglected-to do- 6 -tieo ill the proper tiiuo the enlargement and [ very generul improvement of our ever wcl- i c?m?} contemporary. It i:i edited with much i judgment nnd taato by ov* old * H> 1. It. J A. Thomson, who knows equu. . how to udu,tha pen and the scissors. Many.uia shadow never he lets. _ "* I Tiik Caroi.ina Sx-autan.?We also failed to ' chronicle tho udvent of nnr ? 1 *" 1 ?. ..w..hj m:u<i, me Spartan, who onee more aa of old, blieJs upon c our sanctum the wclcomc light of his couii- t tenauce. The Spartan nud Express arc worthy 1 lepicsoutativi-a of the intelligence and ente?- ( prise of tlieir District , Tiu: Kewueucy IIekald.?Wo congratulate our fr loads upon' the energy and cnterptfue t w hich haa enabled tliuui do soon to surmount ' the diaasteiH of the late lire, ami to contiuue the pulilicatiou of their papor. Such a spirit j in obovo nil priiiro, and must ensure thefiueeeaa i it so well merits. 1 Southern' MeIJical and Sl'uoioal Joiunil. ?W? aro iadoblud to E. II. Puohk, Augusta, j Gn.,.for Vol. 1. No. 1., third series of the South | trn Mrdical and Surgical Journal, Joseph 1 Jouee.M* I)., Profoasor of Chemiatrv in. ilm 1 Medical College of Georgia, Editor. j JVraong the coutcnta we lind original articles < tin Spurious Vucciufltion, by S. E. llabeivlum, ' M. D,;" llepurt on Wounila of Large Joints, j by l'roffcseor J. B. Read, M. D., of SavaBnah; ( Ligation of the Subclarian Artery, by Wm. Doughty, M. D.; A Leoturo on. Suppuration, by L. A. DugftB, M. P., Professor- of Surgery in ? the Medical College of Georgia; Notes upon j the History of IlOapital Gangrene, by Jo&eph t Jones, M. D., Editor. The Review is publish- ' ed by-monthly at ?5 per annum. Tiib Faibfiki.u IIlRalu.?Wo take pleasure ] in announcing tlio resumption of tho publico- ] lion of tliis very czculleiit paper under tho eon- 1 trul of Mcb6|-<<. Gilliard Defparten. la its J ample columns it presents a select and agreoa-' j bio miscellany, and in appearauce and general | Utraction9 will rank with tho boat of itacoun- < try eon temporaries. ~ " ' v J ' Sale Day.?Sale Pay furnished ^but, few, " terofc of iat^roat. _ Tjie attendance W?q small- j ;r, than usual; owing, wosuppo#e, to- this be c ngV lmry neason ii? farming ojrtraiionn, *?#. 1 ircli fo to the fact thai the usual, foilr&atl *+* .* lommodattop was njpt tarnished .to.the' Oitizons I >f Greenwood aqdvicinity, -This -*wo? owing! ? tlie pros'obt ar'rangcmoutr of schedules upon :hc rtftfd; nud^we trnst will present only ft tern- r pornry incoDvenidnco. } ' ' r / '. j? Tlitf report? of thegrowlng.crops ?ccdi>to-be V other diVeouragiiig, owipg to the unfavorably ie?ttm* ^Q'l defects in jho; prcwrit ajifruti *1 >f J^p^cr* 'wbov ^brh ,^wkb tU?Ll *fr ?e0hi5a t - waorwiiarffwi* i?;aq^?ia ?03e>. tno ?6njpi^nfc- ,j , general, ibflt they aft'doipg. otjiy ^Ii'nilf W\fc. , and aro not nuking a tfopport. - "- f "7 : - ''r' ' V5j Rcddction ov FnEialm -Wa _ae? tjiftl Uie vurioui railroads aro reducing their fheigbU upon J-ha accossnrj at-ticl*a of enbsutcnoe;? < Tbg Souih Carolina iioad lifts - reduced' .the" .fr?ight-on corn tl> 12 oefttaporffctistiel; salt to . 70 cenU-psr eack;, oftts.to 10 cent* p<5r bU?Lel; THJt oempony if for warding ?ooUoni? .'Jgvw' Yoekr.At.'& ppr baj?;. qpapTa' j. JEh? Greenville ind Columbia road, WlioBa eh iirgTrs'ht!?j? *??'? ChA tnt^Spt S^b iLra from CU .Ofaeatrilifl tb^rfrfd-nrl^aut^ Vj**r?ud^M -"j , vvtefT TRfaVrrcct to - tha Ooverno'rt :*WM*KU|%K)?.*b4 ill*? Accompanying Omural , ?'*" *. . ? ? . v,*r.' "?--i; :v. >' mV.,- x w% ::i-- > * **< ' av% * ^ ,0 ' - ; ~ V - * ' -.? ,, r \ ' 1 CfT We arc requited to annouuco to tho puw-liol.leru of Triuily Church, Abbeville, that the hulf yearly iuotalltoouU-of.their annual subscription* arc now due, and they will c6n~ far a favor by making' pnyniont Id Col. J. T. Robertson, the Trcuturcr. , tjf fcjee advottiaciuoulri of CoL .1. Townca Kobertaoit; J. Edward Cullionn; L. l>. Merriman; J. W. iiocsuli; Willie Bwifli uod Mid. Virginia C. Wilaop. Tut New Yokk.Oolk Doauu.?Tito epuited New York correspondent of the Cbaileulon News, iii. a late iaeuo of tbat excellent journal l.l>IM .llunnnl. ? ?!._*? /I 1J ? ?,.ni..wvui4cucif aurii v?oiu i/oam : Nkw Yoitu, Juno .11).?Having bt'ca informed yesterday-by tlio iJecmlary of tho field fSoard, llint the gold mninia had burnt forth anew in all its pmtinio intensity, and kuowi-ijj from n former cxpcrienco that tho Oold Room, at. uueh linio, prcHCntun prelty fair future of I'andcmqtiiuui on a holiday occasion, if the imps of Satan nnj the children of. tho I)cvil arc t?up|?oi<cd to have 'a day wo celebrate." I tool; up my line of march down Broad street toward:! the ceone of notion. It was verily n ceetio of action?of action xitggcrnlcd to distraction?hundreds of gentlemen bawling to tlm extent of their voicc, and gesticulating with nil the frantic ardor of confirmed lunatics ?some offering to buy gold, come to sell gold, some at one price, some at a higher figure, porno at a lower figure, while hi^h al?ove the liorrililo diu and babel like confusion, worno confounded, arose the voice of nn cnthuniantio gonilcman expressing his willingness to "borrow ten gold." IMonltrie not precisely underylandiiifr the financial tnchnicaltics of tii? ( old Uooin, wn? on tho point of sifmifying his readinc;-;; to ucccpt a loan of a Monitor aniouht, ray fvt-ji of the tiitlini^snin 'five ^"ld" (ib-*word thousand always understood,) hut clicked himticll in time to avoid an exposure ol his innocence. As the Secretary of tho (iolil lioard m a native ofy.iiir ciLy*, ni>?l a particular friend i?f your iiuiocuiil correspondent, i received inUi*lt valuable information fioui liiui. -Jlo infoimed mo, in the lint jiltto.-, that i?t hardly any time during the war hud tho Hurt nation in the market boon greutor or the exeityineiit more intt-neo. Tho interior of '.lie (I?>1?I Uoom is u large rotunda in which itowdcd u (li-uso iiiusa ot spcenhitore, each mid nil armed with n pencil and book,-"* and ?ngerly bawling out their bid* and ofieia lo tho k'ery uluiost extent of their power of lung, lu >no eorucr of the room id placed a circular lute, like a dial, on whie.h an attendant, nn jo receives from thu .Secretary the quota.ious, vaiying each tfocond, founded on actual rauBnctioiiM, niarkn thoin on tho dial, that ill may perceive and know tho amount nt ivhich tbe Intent bale has been made. TheSecreary pointed out lo me a gciitlcmnu who had, i mo ciiui'so 01 111o hour, luado tcu houtmud dollars ck-nr ; uuulhcr who liacl, in .ho lust tea daj-?, lost over two hundred tlioumud;. und muny goiitlomori wore [irCBunt who were dostiued to be ruiucd or unrlchod, >y tlio ri?o or fall of gold at this existing sriaid. Gold openod at 168j, fluctuated, mdatone time sank to l.r>G?, elosiug at half >nst five o'uloek ut 167*. Any (^peculator, licruforo, who maj* have eold $!400,()00 in the nomiug and bought in the aftcrnoou?and it a uot uuii.suul for eueli ua amount to uhanco inuda?must, have made a dear profit in u few touru of $2-1,600. Tuc Right SrmiT.?Tho while people of klarion, in I'orry County, Aluhuiiia, recently teld n moeting, in which they spoko kindly of hoi:* former nltu.N nn.l uA|M?.oouu u UU.UI U ivf usual them iu cduoating llicir children. lLesently the colored people held a mcotiog in ho Buplist Church iu Marion, t?> respond to ho wiso notion, and paused the following tea >lutiona: Whereas, The while citizcoa of this commality, our former luadU'rs, have by a scried or esolutions expressed their approbation of our eehlri attempts made for thu education of our hftdrcD, nua also lltcir willinyna-si to OKtxliU a telping linnd to ua: liesolvcd, That while we ennnot hut r?jni?e it our liberation from slavery, wc hold none >ut the most pleasant feeling* toward our forner owners, nr.d r<joioo that a feeling of kindlow and w illingooes to help us is manifested >y them. Jie.solcid. That as wc believe wc must remain i-part of the population of this country, it i* neumbent on ua to cultivate kindly relations 1 liotwccn the white und colored nconle. and it 1 r nlao no imperative duty laid upon ub to culivute our ininds ami lo educate our childron. Jlctolwd, That n eomniittuc of sevou be uuioinLed to confer with llm gr.ullcnicii of the ?thor eomruittfo, ami perfect nucli orran^e* nenta na they believe wilL work for the improvement of our nice, nnd we pledge ouriclvi-a to support them with all tuo means in >ur power. ' : . WAB DECLARED IN . EUBOPE. New Youk, July 2.?1'rutsaia and Italy have Formally declared war against Austria. On .he 19th, the Pruesian army entorcd Denmark, .ho Kinjj of Saxony withdrawing into Dohania. Ilia army lies effected u junction with ho AuBkriano. Diplomatic relations between ["ruBaiu and Bavaria liava been- broken off. Hie Prussians occupy llaoovcr and threaten Frankfort. An engagement lins (nkcu~. place jet Ween the the PrUKainnm nnil Miuuiani Frankfort. A regiment of. tho latter alw uoet annihilated. TJiO A^strinna are hourly ' jxpectcd fb Saxony... Tho Slates of Oldenjurg and Arnkalt withdrew from tho Con fed- 1 >ration. A bfUje la.cxpeoted near Frankfort, ; nrhero thcro..pr? nMMStnbUd 80.000 to 60,000 federal tfoops. ThaTVueral of operations la lald'taJba for the rceonqoest of Holpteili. The * kuatrianahavo commenced hcwtflitica by crossngflho Italian'frontier at Guhraro, and firing >n the Frareiani':-The latter.had iiot Cro&setL he Austrian frontier, but report* are that they removing toward* Bohemia. 20,000 TrnatanB hare ocoupied. Merehom, two miles -from -| ^ipaic, and ^aubwqnontly th?? Wurzen aud tqjsa iiftiljond. , - , Tho British Ministry were dofcatod on nn ' meodmenfe to tbp toform bill, which woa ear*iod agniingt iho Goverhincm, by old von inii- i ?rfty. .Sir. Glndalon'o oomnmoioatcd tlic fu^t, , ci th?Queen ftt Bjilmoral. t . snV^ Frankftrt ; tfoaAb Siwfony ,??i^ Siteem/ Tfi? Brat ehock of nt-m* wjll nrobitCffy $o" tlbeji in. Ji&iift/ Tlje Proraituae.faAV? ijejjftefcd Austrian 3Heeta. The IU(5onv?rtty o*qs?gfl _4btt ""river yjncio without opposition, b'ljytpg gVeb three dnys aoWfifcatfoKJ^7?j)0 Austrian eortmjjidortiiih Italy would then iurtugurato , "v?no1(iAlifcn'lM iferrtry haB .Ik^a^'orgkliiiod 1 uodnr KV^isoli.'jlt t^'meW that'Cardmal Aft- I to*?lU h?Ho?ig?ed, aiiidlt *jjb^fc?lie??d tbniJ ht-vmiM k-.?? > >> ?., . - v^ v??rawai-a??rrii, _ k? \**^ ' Sf! *>'?' <?'& ,I "r "I-. "'* -"^ \fi'". -}. f.-^ ?ir v .., - V-*". > ? < *> -. ,r- J >71 - . - '* *;*. - r -/ * ^? ' '"? ...A ? - * ^ ^ % \ ,' -. . - .. v '/ ..* *. * - 1 * *4 :* ' _ ^ > t: v. ^ '.'. * ;* : .m ?lli_ jl i I.,.-, mi Tho Roll o' Honor and the itavii^on.or Dca',h In Codar Spring nnd Lonrj CanA Churchy A. ll. l'rotliy^orlan, from tho Commonoemctu - 01 tho lato "War until tho Present. On Ui0"toll of,our eliurcli hook, wa lihd the naqienof twoniy-two nicuibure, who wero.either slain iu butllo or died of diticaso in tliu sorvicc of ilioir' counU'J, und niucUwit ulhort v/lio belonged to thufaniiliuu of church numbers?all of ivhwu woiu in tlie |>ri<le und i$!ory of nuuilioodj und were looked to na tho future hopo of the oliuicli. cnuncn ML'MCMis who wi.uk tiTiiisit uiues ok DJtl> IN AVAK. Hamilton Young, Jus. C. M'Bryde, Itobort S. M'Clinton, Abuer Young. John liradley. Jr., John M'QuuruB, Jus. M. Purriy, Robert Lewis I>rcminn, Win. .Gibron, (Hlder), J?9. A. Wilwui, Gcorgo J>tivin, Jnv. 1). Mnlona. John A. \Voed, IjI. J. T. Jordan, John (J. Martiu, Jae. 11, UarrH, John llieket- itobort I). Drennnii, Archibald ljoyd, (J)eaeon,) Thomas CrcswcH, Win. T. Bcardon, Nathaniel Naj'jtor. KBATII3 IN* K4M1LLL3 OF THE UiUUOII. Thoa. Jordan, Jan. Kennedy, Haimicl P. M'Umv, TboH? V. Chiles, Elias (Jib boji, J. F. Maitin, Win. Bradley, Jr., llcnry (Jray, Thoa. i*. Biadley, Tuo*. ltobinaon, TIiob. tell, Kobert M'i'luiii, John Adanieon, John Cuodwiu, Joint Neal, Win. 1\ oiinedv, Joliu 13. Luird, Mr. Wulkor^, Win. Cruwford. Three Ruling Elder?, viz: Juliii Bradley, Sr., I>r. liob't Doviin r.ud Win. Gibson, also died <Ju ring tho tiiinvo period. The laut named, miniediately after entering llie uervico of his couutry. These nil left many pleasing memorials of their piety and dovotiou lo tho cau^o of Christ, and puitublo tribute.) have been paid to tlicr memory. Two Deucoai', via: Will. Butler and Archibald Boyd, Hero likewise jjutlicied uuto their fathers. Of thc.'O, no nionliou was in.idc at the time for lh-; want of a tfyilahlc medium. I.i t this brief tribute bo inscribed to their memory. Mr. Butler wa- a man of fiuo bocial <]uulitie.?, faithful in hid attendance uiiou tin? imlilio nuucuo of tied'a lmuo>, deeply oolicitious Loth fur the temporal mid ej>iritu:vl welll'aru ot his family, tivpet iully uh his end apprtjffched, buro his Iuim; illiKVu willi patience and resignation to (lie Iliviuo will, and died in fuilli ntid hope of n bloFucd immortality b.-youd the grave. Mr. l>oyd died in the service of his country, although permitted to roach home, and was followed hy iLe partner of Liu bosom iu two brief weeks to iho tomb, leaving tlioir orphan offspring to the Kind otficoB of fiicQds and the Clod to whom they had dedicated them. For inauy y cat's lie faithfully discharged the ollieo of Dcacon iu the church. A nutii of retiring man tier a, humblu and consistent piety, his death was unexpected, but his lifo afforded pleasing evidence of his preparation,- through tin ttMcy of God, to enter upon immortality. jLsunng uie snmo period, we lo?t4tyuite a nuni- , ber of praying Mothers hi 1sib<H. Mrs. Lintlpay, aged Cc?Mrs. Kennedy, agod 62?Mis. Miutiu in lier 7Uth year ? Mia. Jordan in her o5th year?Mrs. M'Ouitifoy, aged 63?Mr*. \Vudkinn, aged 04?and Mrs. Jordan, aged "J.t? together with a bloouiing dacuuol, Mias Jenny Litcs, on her graduation du>?and n Mra. Crea well in middlo life Tbeao ware the e&oellunt j of enrth?blessed spirits, who huvo cnubangad. mortality for lite. < Kor ant the ravages of death yet complete. Tbo roll of honored names i? Still unfolding?the t subsequent fruits, perhaps, of cruol war. In i October 1 ast, '1,'bonms Chiles, a worthy, upright ' citizen of 7:1 years, departed lib after a painful j illness. Being of a retiring, taciturn dienoaition. M. ' V ho was bolter knowa for hiatfftrict integrity and ^ uprightness of coLduel in nil lib dealings villi his fellow-men, than for tike vicwa and feelings of his heart, lie enw his end upproachiug and with ciccp solicitude surveyed tlip econe, until doatU closed around him amid u large circle ofbereaved nod Borrowing friends. On tho 12th of February lout, Archibald ! Bradley departed this life, aged 7-1 years, lie had long boeu a member ol the church at Lvug 1 Cane, punctual In his attendance upon its ordinance^ und not uumindful of tbo more practical dulioo of Christian li(p, uerving God through wuakucbs and fear, and iu much tiemitting. 'Ihough grfently burdeucd with abcubc ol sin uud unworlh^teus during his lubt illness, it iu? beleivcd bo gained tho victory through our Lord Jesus Christ, and has gone Up on high where there is fullness of joy and t>lcnfiure? for nv.tr more. ? - ? Oil tlia Dili of May] net, Iaade Kennedy, Etyj., also left us a/lei a lung arid painful alckncae, and* an" earthly pilgrimage of more tfinn CO years, , to oulor upon the employments and enjoyment? , of the uj?pcr Sanctuary. He had. loug bcc)i a i member of tho ehuroli at Cedar Spring, had an \ altarforprayer iartiiahouao, uhdetrlved ]U) follow , OhrJetj through good report ami evil, thrdtigh ? "gloryand abamo.* .Afur many couflieU with tho adversary, he was enabled to rcjoico in tho full a*urauce of faitji 'and Jove, knowing Uiut he "had jn houven % hotter arrd a more enduring substance. "]For f woebs audi eveii ftionths HJa death-bed wai,Ux? eeno of almoBt Uninterrupted triumph, aud his j IflaCurirl tUBo iVasAa Tl.*- - ? 2? ? '? .... w?? ^riyv, ?uv uhxjw^ scenes oi uie r ? Ufotfould /uruiah* abundant material (or am??, .? extended*-biographical sketch tfcnu can be -hflte given, 'Thus the last of ttie 6|d{r ^xsfpt^pS lone l'nP* of worthy ancestors hRy&{mwod &vrnf,' " and wo ?o constrained .to cry With tUrprtphj?? "Yotir.falhcrs, \tr|*ereare they I nudtlto prophejf^' do Ihtoy live furevci^Jj^AdJUl-l r Vl'?Y seftla HjlljM*.Mirp^q^^lieir plains and dp bctiet'for j P^tt't ctowA^dd.krogd^h iia (bey fK?? dooel I " Help, L^rd; for the godly man cenaotH Ai tho faithful fail from auiopg tbo cbiiarenrofe 4 men.* ' 1 '*1.t'fl-; / ?? * II. *T; SLOAN, PatoS? i| . The It sleigh . eorreapondont of tnond ihp# speaks of ILro'CoJ7J Jnno 17:,The State Convention, aR'ddtonrncdMEUODi .which wa* ealiea Vo^ethJ ,, erVy Mr^iXold?n,-ps WlUtarf Gonrernor, ?f*T) trios a fow iw^ .spirits. *I*o retire fol^s of tlio'^rt;?p*uig^d to-wrap tlicak^al. &aco'ritv :-liufc-the niatoritv-of aven.iW* ' ^ao^troctioo-aloa? to tho oil^uri^droaW ojg >, Ku r ?o IQP ^) ac e ^to t o, ^ ' i,^*- *" / . * ' ...'?? ?? " ?* '' . "- * ?,< ^si?* *> ? .*. ~}.A,' * " - W,i-7 . ^ .. ^.v:-'. /v:*.- !sft. Mk.idt'XonnK.'MWtlMlrfMt WTtl I nil MWa^lll'l* ' t'noM Mkmok?0.\i.Vi T'.s\ Toxuu, July 1 ? Tlio ri(?lit bunk of tlio Kio itiAiide ij now iu , po^HOBL-iuu of tho itepublicuu forcoa of tlio Government of Mexico. Tlio city of Matatno. 'n?n capitulutcd on the 23J nit. to comuiitiaiviicm appointed by Qenerul Oaravujul. Qcuurul Mejirt, with all his Imperial troojip, uuiburkinp; iiCtff^vn (lit* lifuts uf' thr?a oud four o'clock, p. in., uudcr tlio j?rot<>ctiou of tl>u United titat.'n llaj;. Tho luowt liberal toruia went grunted to tlio iiDporialintn. Tbo army war, given up without Uloodtdiod, pillago or plunder, and is now under command of Oenernl J030 do Lugoum. (.Join-rat Iiaeobcdo, with hij forces, ituid to number 2,000, entered ftlalanionva aboilt one o'clock, on the 24l li of June.? Latest dnt03 report Mntnmoros quiet. 3VE KETS" T\ AoiiEViLt.h', July (], COTTON.?Wo quote 21 lo 20o per 11. ia currency. Nbw Oui.aAKt>, Julv :t?n~f? ? -vuuiuu unncr, WjtU sale* of 7()0 bales?low middling, 31a S'2c. C.oldlilJ. ZT" HVMENIal" MARU1KD, on tho 2lHt ult., l?y llev. W. U. Hemphill, Mr. JOHN W. ALVIij, of Appomattox co., Vn., to Mra. CAU1UE ai?AW HI GUT, of Duo Wc3t, S. C. MAUHIED, at tho resilience of J. K. Black, Kfq., on the evening of tho 4th July, by tho It?v. W. A. CJaiut'f, Dr. JOUN JIF.LL, ami Mica LlTCIWpA J. TR1BULK, all of Abbovillc District. DJKD, 011 Sabbath evening, June 2-ltli, 1EC0, Mr. Ji. AV. MA11SI1ALL, in the iiOUi year of bin age. Mi*. M;-.r/?::ill wm n native of Nashville, Tenn., but, nlmrMy b? .ore tho war, removed to Tcxaa. "When the c.il5 wn.i made for volunteers to defend our righ It), he wad one of tho lirut to respond. lie bceatrib a member of tho fttluTexna llog't nud eerved his country faithfully tiutil the liual surrender. lie \vp,H a tuibjoct of dyspepsia, and ilo concomitant, chronic diaTrh:?rt, for u'long time previous to hia death. About the tim<j ot the auvrcndui- he came to Abbeville with a special friend, on a lick fur? lougli, with whom he had been associated in tlio army, and whei-o t"? 1 ' . ijjtivu it>r months witli one <>( hij chronic uUuckt>. There ho found :i home in one of our kindest families, where he received the untiring nursing of itn female members and neighbors, which, with the attention of his pbysieiunp, and Iho blessing oi Divine l'rovidciice, wus blessed with hits restoration t-> healtli. lie returned to Nashvi lfo for h brief period to visit bid friends, but finding the Limestone water of that region na injury to him, he iov wiled Abbeville where he muriied ait cstimablo wile, but only lived a few brief weeks to enjoy her eocioty. Mr. March all came among us u perfuct si ranger, but it is belioved that 110 strangor ever moiio a more favorable impression oa an entire oomuuaity tluui ho did. It is believed that bo died a Curiatiun, and baa gone to iuUcrit a Cbiiuli.in'a reward. May God sanctify fcia death to tbo good oJL t&ose wbo bo kindly eared fur hinr in life. 13. Naebville, Tonn., pnpers please copy. NOTICE rp^ Tkf'O'T'Arfc rr x JL VJ ?Vo Mil JOHN GRAY, having aligned lo me all hia interests in the atwele of the laU* Irin ??f GRAY ?fc KOBER'ltiON, including ill the NOTES, BOOKS OF ACCOUNT, nud Aostt in action,, belonging to the Raid lirin. Ml |>ersoi)9 iadobted to the Huino, uro hereby tifornied that the s&id demands are in my h/inilu, mil tliut 1 ulouo by the icrum- of the fatiid. is3ignniPbtf aid authorized to receive bnd reeei|>t Tor monies due lu tho fluid turn. TIiupc imlubted ire caruebtljC requested to como forwnid nud. n all v eorue untiafautory arrongumonl of tluit lebls. y ^ J. TOWNEd UOUiiU-JCSON. Jyly 3 ' !iC tf NOTICE To tho Creditors of the Estate o? SAMUEL A. WILSON, DEC'D. 1"MIE Exceutor and Executrix of lhi3 Estato ore desirous to pay its debtn but apprehending that it rony turn out insolvent, tiikes this method to ask nil having claims egniitot the bo id deceased, us principal, and al&o, us eecurily, to render to either cf them a statement. c?f their demands nn well na thrir nature, viz: whether under .seal or otherwise WILLIS SMITH, Kx'r. VinafNlA 0.WILSON, Ei'x. 2d J.aly,- 18C6,12, 3t CAUTION. W1I. TAGKJART informs mo that A. Ii. HOUSTON, of AugUata, recently offered bim at a shave, a papdr which lie claimid to exhibit Indebtedness from nfp Jo bim. I lever have owod, I do not now owe, A. II.. ~ Houston on a cent, v and 1 warn tbo pnbliotgaipet nny paper, however worded, with. vhicb ho may mnko ranewed > attempt, a? ibovo stated, to raise money on. . . . ^ . J. EDW 'D CALHOUN. ?M"iy 3/JBG6, It - I STttLS, STMS. rHE subscriber would respectfully iuforin's." - the public that lielmi ou band and makes " o.ord<jr at sborU&t notico, WHISKY SflJjJ#'. "' / 'all. sizes, tfuida in the-very be?t iP#nW aadt, " A loir, pmcfc? ' *? ^"'V r* J. w. BQBSCTI, 41 Stall Stroet, ' Jfolj s-" v ' Charleston. V ^": '-*? ^K&lfakW;' - . . wwjf^lVf VUO .U^J/CU . . g - - - . , _ \ <Sk?ofc < ; < 1'{10, ' * ^^^io ijBoocnUfe&d nt?m{JrwMty-Bav- *' ^PPSP ?*J TW 1&4? 1 ' .-^^b^' ^.-<brewinv>d-??r*in?t trediro . : . ., ' ' 4_.*': f -" < ;' "''',' '..' * ' ; * ' " . T "* v"> \ r "* . ' " *' , ? > v.' .. **. ..' ' > - ? - %. *' " ' . *- *.. "*