Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

I f-'roul iff I'll> '?'//Ij Meeting of State Agricultural Soc!<-ty. (' l.fMltl *. N?". Jrt.'tS. *riir? State Airri??t?lt*:t*sil Society ''t' Sontii f ':irii!in:i. in: I I.i * veiling, in iri.iii ?.nin.1 louse of Koprcsetit.ilt'VfS. '1 In- President, Upon tiiKirir it Imir, delivered n forcible ami patriotic 'I ll- Secretary 'lull read t'lic minutes of t he l:i?l I'.lest in*/, when tlicSocielv proee. l<-il t<> llu' Iriinsaction of Ini-inos. < >11 mot inn nf Col. \\. s. 1 >otran. Col. K. ,l. (Jai;e win called to the Cliair, ami tile following rc>olution unaniii;oi;.dy adopted: A'.x.</( ?/, Tlmt tin- tlianl.s In- returned to (lie President lor his very clear, forcible ami pat riotiu address, ntid tlmt u copy of it lie r<<ju<s: ill for publication. W. S. l)oijiHi, A. Summer ami \\. K. Kobert.-on were appointed a (.'"IiiiimIUv In wail upon t lie IVe'ludent (hi uiotioti nf .1. W. Harrington, is was ><nr.'hiitiuUMy I'cv-olVeil iliutu blank pane in tlie journal of tlie Society lie dedicated to tin' memory of tin* late .lodah .1. Kvnns, a iniivli esteemed ami valnalile member of t Iris Society. A motion \vn* mmlu l.v M?*i c?I !u truiisri^lltf reft ilw-iil.! of lifeiiieiol.oiship of the lalo Thomas ltynl, to Mrs. Hyi\l. I't>:ani tiiomsIv A motion was ma?!e ntnl *?! to ileilieate it blank patre to t lie memory of t'apt. ('. Hookter. On motn ii of Cul. A. (I. Simme r, a similar motion was ma.ie ami a<lopte<l in im-mory ?t" the Into Col. W ii< 1 - 11 ;tmi'I <>n. one of t lie strong?>t props of the a^riciiilnr.il interests vf.Sonth t "iti oliiiri. < >n motion of t'ti]. \V. S. it vva? re Kolve.l tli.it a eommiite.- of seven l.e appointeil to nominate oftieers nii i hii minivi-r.-arv orator, f ir the year is.v.'. The f.illowin^ trentli-maii were appointed: Col. \V. S. I>mrnn. Henry I'. Davis, W. 11. i). Caillar.l. O. rlianl M tiller, J. 1'. I! i rr.itt, W. K. Ilar.l v. .I..l.n I >. Williams. < >11 motion of \V. II. l;ol.. rt-..?. 1). \Y. Aiken, of Alihcville. iinil I'. I".. Illlison. of Fuirli'-M. were elected life in-111 tiers. A. < . Mnvh'ii. I Jr. Ji. It. Sarter, of N-viherv, :?inl W. 1?. Johnson were iiljo elccte'l life 1 v!:il>?.r*. Cin.fMi 1 November 11 . IS.'.K. The Soeie'y njet at S o'eh?e1;. ill the Hall of 'lie House of Kepl'er-i-llt.'ltive-. Svel < tiil'V IVIIil file minute.-, of the l.i-t. meet insr. On motion of Mr \V. II. I Juleit-nn, T. \V. Woo.l ni:il fill, .laim s iJnekel.of Newlierrv. Wer. eleet. il life iiieuil.-vs. 1 ?r. *\\ It. Johns1 on. <>f M:r :on, .Inliti* T. l'orc'.er, ol'St. .John*-. Herkh-y,'i'hoinas t' Wentherliv. .lohn l>. Irhy, l)l\ Alex:ilj-!?T Mel.e'ul. I.aureti- l? I'iiuee i.l Marlhoroileh, .1 Ston. v I'oivliei", <-t St. .1 n Ucrkl-v, \V. .1 <>11. of I I'. I.. I 'aIli<mii, of ].aniens, .lanes tI'nw II, nl Ci?? torfield, Samuel K. .Max\v-!l, of Anderson, \v? iv elected lil'c liirliil Tile following report of tin; Nominal iujj <'mil mill vv. was made. J'rr.iiiii ill?I'olollel A. I*. I "a hoilll. I'/"< /V>? Tli*'"i '- I - I'"We, Jacoli Stroma:),1' Ij.irrait, Se.ihon, J. K Spai?l;tt>aii, .! ||. Mean-. nl/? ? I' ?,n,i,ii,. ?!1,11;ii-l e, .1. I'. Marshall, i:. .1. Ca-e, .1. a. Met'S I > W. Way, V. It l!"ll('l'l.iH||, .IHiiirrrxiir'i (Jrn'nr?! > tdt A Woodward. ?1 /(> riuih?|>r. (,, <. liniicla-. < munition of Ct.|nn. 1 A. <!. Summer, the 1're.Mdonl vacated, an I 1'I". Iv I'ine waseal lid to I In? (.'hair. I ?r. I.allorde addressed tin* Society in some verv pertinent remarks, and oliereil tin; following resolution?which watiuaniumusly adopted : Jiiso/ml. Tlmfr t!i>: tiiaiil.s ?.f this Society arc duo lo Andrew I'. Calhoun, for the Zeill, energy and nhility with wliieh lie has discharged t ho laborious and responsible dut ies of the pre aiding oJlico. Col. Sumner moved thai, the Committee rise ' and report progress. Whereupon tlic Chair man reported liie adoption, unanimously, <-f it;e report of the Nominating Committee. The l'rosident in a very touching manner returned thanks fur Ilio eotn|?1 iu cut |>ui<l to liim. Jt was moved, by Mr. Stroman, thai- n page , oV the journal be dedicated to IIh-memory of ]>r..'. (.?. Uuignard. of (>rnngeburg, .1 highly esteemed member of this Society. I The following resolution was ulfered 1?y t'leii. ' 1'. tjuatlcbuam : i /?? *?/# ?#/, Thai the Kxeeut ive t 'olismiliee have j published in pamphlet form. un<ler tin- <1 iroti< ion of the Secretary, otto t hoiir.aml copies of iho net of incorporation, of.the Constitution hiuI liy-l.uws- of the Society, a tabular state iiiciiI of its annual income 81 ue'e its organ'/v tion, and appending li-it. of the otliccr* and life i members, with the District in which they re- 1 side and the post olliees of their address. Jicsoll'cd, That there be appended, also, ii list of such member* as have died, with a statement showing the year in whieh they died. Moved, by C. W. Harrington, that, the copies ofthe above pnm'phjel be forwarded to nil the life members by the Secretary. Adopted. Mr. 1J. S. l'orcher oficred a rr .solution from l?r. A. 15. Cool>, oil dogs and sheep. It wa.inoved to lay it upon the table, which elicited tome discussion, but whs ultimately earned. A motion of J.T). Williams, of Laurens. to change the annual roir,,.to^Uo od'Vuesday in November, after .such discussion, was lost. Tlw. following ivsolutiiftSros oift-i-ed hy l>r. tieo. IloiiL'lhK. niiil unanimously adopted : Jiexolvcd, Tliilt it shall lie tlij.* duty of the Secretary and TreaMirer l?? make a report, ai ?-itch annual meolinir <>f tin? Society. <>l ilio receipts and disbursements of t.lie smii". On motion of Henry C. I>avis, llie Society adjourned. Douglas and the Presidency. Tli- New York Jl-rnlil gives the following reasons fur thinking that I (oughts stands a Miinll chance of securing th?? nomination of i he lJcinocratic party. Thi? triumph in Illinois has l?e?yi cifcctccT hy a renunciation of the principles of his party, and is. in fact a triumph over | llie Administration, tin- avowed exponent of its i creed. His sueeess so far from allaying will tend to aggravate the divhimi* of tin* jiartv, ' and lie is not the in.in, to reunite it scattered forces: "tfirst, with regard to Mr. 1 tonkins. After a Slrttc eatni'iiign, involving an uupree<d<-nted amount of hard lahor, and an expenditure in hmlhlV. tiltrllfllMi ct'lii.. ?l... I 1 1 ' , ... ... iiui-c iniiiiircil l lion* i-anU dollars on his lmrt and in his behalf, lie ; li.trt secured it is *ai'l, n majority in hotli Itrunchcauf the Legislature whicti is to pass upon the (|U ftion oi'liis it election to the Semite. It is claimed tliat lie has thus mad.; good the eudor.-ellH'iit of his ISi?t as a champion ol dcfiioerolic principles, over 1 j??;li his lJlack lie- , ( '.iblienn competitor and a Democratic Admin* ishwtion. The fiffiit f.atuie of this alleged I triuph, the feature which, it is assumed, makes Mr. Douglas henceforth tho arbiter of the Don ocratic party, is embodied it appears, in his defeat of the Administration, and tin Adniiuisi ist ration, loo wliieh it recognized a# the representative a .d executive head of the principles an?l liplicy ofihe 1>? inoerat ie party. | 'J.8y, if the A<|iuiiiiBtratii>n and the hulk of (lie Democratic party fuipport ing it were on* iiihilnietf hv this Illinois elect ion thera would lie fpnie decree of phiitglhiiily i:? ihiAe Douglas 1 rejoicings; lint, in point ol fact, all that Mr. l>(Aiglu? has gained (if he lin?rgaiuod even this) islUft re electron to tlie^Senale. "The important js3lf?t?hetlier he or ilie Administration is the ho<ia:otjhe Democratic party of tlw Union re- | mniri'4 fls before?on the side Tif the Administration. Nor can we imagine how a factious rebellion, which has given every Northern Stale to tliu opposition, Including even Illinois upon , her .Stale ticket?a rebellion which has hopelessly distracted I lib Democratic party in the North, anil ilinost hopelessly demoralized its leaders in llie South?can he considered as Involving, in the re-e ect.ion gf Douglas to the j Senate, tliu uirion of the Democracy upon this man?tho hrud of ?hi* rebellion?as their inevitable and only available candidate for the next l'readency. And thus we apprehend that tho defeat of Douglas i* Illinois would have been better for liiuj^AS o'deuuicrul, than his success, llis sue?-c8s enc<yirages the rebellion and the discords -which JieJius created in tho_ party enmp; but not untiflii* t>romin?ntf?Jl lowers, such as Walk, er, Stanton, Forney, Clark nod lUskin shall luivo risen to . th? position of loaders of the liarmonixedydewvcjro'y, will Dougjas be resto red'totliif'paftitioii whicji he has lost. He is further off frSiu the l'reifdehcy than ever be- I fore, and all attempt to thrust hlnv"forward for i thp'auyce>?ion, instead of healing, will only aggravate tiie diffusions iu the camp which he > produced." I tiik indki'knihont riti;ssi i-; rt ni.i-tiri> i ? i rv ntiii.w moiimm; itv LEE & WILSON. W. A. LEE, Edilor. , Imh'vhft'-tfs, lik'* )minntxy f'ntf in imtltimt irhirft b*>hW 1/ nfftinnf, fin a snsft<t"##o/ /##/ rifft/ottx f.arjiOs*\ nH't J- ft'l'M'-tr if I'smiatin/t ?11 KN KY 1 *I.A V " II tfllitlf fo V' f i'll/ llf/'ittlt fit 1/lilltlt, * Terms?Two Dollars a Year, in Advance. ABBEVILLE C. H. KKIHAY. N'nVKMUKIl l!>. is:,s. CANDIDATES. The friends of .lOlIN" A. 1U NTKU re- ; spool fully announce liim :i candidate for the : office of Ordinary, at the next election. i <>pt. uT, 'l li1-' friends of ('. !. .1. (!. liASKIN to f|?<'rlIn'dy niiti?tiiu'<* Itiiu :t candidate* for llie <>l Ordinary, attlio nexl cli'<'tiun. Nnv. -i, Is.'is. JOB PRINTING. \\ ? liavo ju?t. ivooiv.-.l a tine n-; "I New ?>1? Tyj'o, IVmn I.. ??!ii.>??t? A ('n.\- I'niii: larv, wliioli addition t?? our Hlive j-ivpaiv* us to i \i-i-uic, in tlic ni:il< ^! manner. every <1h*Mij'1 ion ?>f 1'lain and HriiaiiK'iital .lol> i'rii.linjj. : noli as Hand lolls Cards IManl.s of all kinds Hill ih-ad.-. fir n!:irs, I'.ool; Work, V isi ling Cards, ?fcr. Our f ! ?. in tile u ai ranis u> in savins*. t!ial- we can despatch -I ?l? Wink, willi I lie > i i< il*t -1 |.nssil>!o notice. We hope to have aniiiiv eucouraiicuicut livm uir patrons in this line i>l lei-iness as we wiil suit Ill- Hi in noa'ne. de-pal-h and, IsislU , ' not least, ill prie? Advertisements. Tin- miriiiioii of i-iir leaders i- diieeted to Ihe Mile el' Valuable Property, I.y Mr. I.- w iStiiiili, "ii tin iJUd in !.; !? lli'- other ini|"?r tant a ! e,- dm in I Hon'.. wools; and In I lit? Sheriff's and Commissioneradvert i-oni.-n!-. ?- -O* Administrator's Sale AI I Ik.' i:?ta!e ..f William Alain- .! ?M., :i \\ ilay I.i -!. ill t!ii? viiminitv, j?iv ?!.1 at. ll!*:- hi*ih rat-*: A woman !' _! y?-ar.? iuov.uhl -VI "2; a woman viiir.>, ami t wo IuI<:i<>ii < f 7 ami ! y-sirs i-acii, m?M for ^UV'ti.j ; a woman of !! 1 viiar*, <i?'i tlirc" Mimil ?-liii?!: ? ! f-?r ?u:;n?i; a trir! of 1<> \> nr-, l'->i ; a i/iii I '.' \< ar- !"i SS.Mi ami on- of s years, ! ! 7" '<'urn sol.l fr* in i.S 1 <> 7-> < :.Is r I?i?.-Ii--1 ; Wheat al ?!. >:>; Oats at r.n i t.-, t'attl.r >-o|.1 liiyli a vow ami all" at from A"i't t>? Terms a erctlii- nf 12 m >:itl??t with intmvst from il.ite. Premium Osnaburgn. Wr Ml! tll'it. Miv-.-l'S .lann s I!. <:il,l-> ,t of " ininliisi, have liken a |?r?-i?ii?im :tt tiolate Fair, u|??ii their Cotton <>.?mil>urgs. Th < tsnaburgs an- mannfai-t isri--l from liotniMicotton, n large |>orl.ion of whi-li is ftirni-h->l l>y our District. Thoy are n very superior ar tide, ami arc in irrcat <l>-itiaml l>y our planter-. Mr. .Inlm M-P.ry.!. , at the l'o-t < Kli. e. i> the agent f.>r tlio >ale, an<l will sell l?y the hale. Robinson & Burl's Circus. Si'c their att ractive !)i!l wf I'crfuriiiaiioos fur l-'ri'lay, :{>1 lK-eeinhcr. ?. -< -<fcThanksgiving Day. Thursday this S.Vdi isi.-t ., i* set it par! 1-y tlio ];>.? clit i\ us a 'lay of tliuiik-^i ving and prayer. Godey'8 Iiadeys Bock. We have rceeivcd 1 he Ik-eetuher Number <f this popular inciitlih. which ttiil prr-ruta re- . neivud claims to public patronage. The present is a very superior Number, ami contains even more than it.- ti<nal literary ami piet.<>rin! attractions. Now is th ctime to Mihgcribi.*. Railroad Accident. A .-<*1 iou.s accident occurred on Monday la>i, l.v the explosion of the boiler of the locomotive, on the Laurens Ka.lroa<l, the particular.! : of which are thu.s stated in a klt. r published i in the (innrduui : 4,i fcU|i)?o.-e ycm have hoard of the* 01: the J-aureus liailroa<l. The t fames h'h | exploded liei' boiler y?.-t<;rday iinmeiliateiy alter l?-uvintin- turnout at N ew berry. were lour person.* on the t*nj i no at I Ik- time. '1 lie engineer, t ww lircuieii ami one train hand. Ono ot (In: iireiueii i-pcaped unhurt, Hie train hand '.iii il abn'.tl one limtr niter the accident, In.* was injured internally. The engineer died about It o\-iock this morning. His skull was' I lit* I y fractured , tlie l.'iK'lor lias some hopes ol Ih>-other fireman, I ill t. fears that. Ii.: will lie blind even if lie should _ ?o? Tha Calhoun's Mills's Agricultural Society. Wo puhli-hed iii our iasV i.?stie the very intcrestii*ir Report of tlie Committee oftliis flourishing Society, upon "The Proper Mamige- ; I meiit of Negroes," hut owing to nil accidental omission in the caption of the Report, there, was nothing to indicate thesource from uhk-h i ii. emanated. , The President of the Society is the Iloti. r.n?t-c-od Hurt, and the Secretary Mr. Octavin* , A. I'iM clier. iin<l it numbers among itsmcmbom the public spirited nn<l intelligent planters of 1 o<- ? (I ruu iii Hi; country. i lie meeting:} are j monthly, and I hoy are made I lie occasion? uf wit interesting discussions upon <]ueslions of, Agricultural iutcrc.-t, and which are also the Hiljfcts of Reports from Commil'.ees a|? pointed for that purpose. A pie-nie dinner is j likewise provided at each monthly meeting, and these thus form very pleasant, social rt- ( unions. i The next meeting of the .Society will he held ; ! on the U5th inst., and will be of more than usual ; interest, as there nro rpiile a tiiimber of pre-' mimns to he <2i?tril>utc?l. We would gladly avail ourselves of an invitation to ho present, i and trust that we will he furnished with the j lb-ports for publication. The establishment of this Society, we trust! will lead to the organization of other local So- j eietief, and these again to the establishment of I a permanent District Society, which could be | made subsidiary to the highest interests of ag- | I lieullore in onr mi.lit. Oilier Districts in ilic j, \ Stale have realized the benefits of Midi Anaoci-1 ntionx, ami AM.evillo should follow, if not lead ! in the march of improvement. Thanksgiving. ! Thanksgiving day will lie observed in the | following States, by appointment of their set- ! eral executives, a? follows: New York, ifcw Jersey, Pennsylvania, Nov. 18 ; Maine,, New I Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Con. ' ncclicut, Maryland, Illinois, Iowa, Alabama, Mississippi, Michigan, Missouri, Wisconsin, 1 Vermont, and Indianu, Nov. 'Zr>. Flour Mills Burned. The Macon Flour MjlU were entirely destroyed l>y fire on Wednesday of lr.?t week. The los? is estimated at $20,000, which \vn? only; [ partially insured. - - -,-S. I? r-i ' Onr Visit to (ho State Pair. We 1i;ii1 tin- pleasure (luring tlx? pa?? week, ? !' ;i11 i>' 1 imr tin* AiiI 1 ".iii* of tin- Slut.- Airri -liltiii-:iI Sne'iety. < ?nitr? u parly left Al'M.ivilli-, Iiv tin* I rectivi'lr -t- t"??liiutl>i:i lt.tilri>:.-l I mi Tuesday nuirnijii?, mnl onniril.iilcd in swell j I III* crowd V.! i i 11 Wa.-> lnakill;r lowal'ds the llie tropolis. I-.:?i-li station on tin- voad furimhcd i!- ir, and I>y the time Wi- rcached ('oluuiliiii, we Iri'l vitjht pai-scne-l' cars atlnrln'ii, with nhout live liutii'uvil pas<oii!?ers. About tin-same number came down tin; i!nv before, ami an c?piul ii iiiii I n't- t lit- ilav lifter, ami as the otli. |- railroads abmui?hl their prop* rlion.;, tin- Slate Capital, it m >\ In: imagined waslillI'M to nVi : iloW inif. \V.' liail a pleasant trip ta tin- railroad, nn<! tvaeiied iiur ilc^tiuatioii without aecideiit. Iit leeil aeeideiits are rare upon tliis roa<l, r.nd in ! tin- whole of the transport ill ion during the pa.-! ? ?!;, we did not hear of a single i:i-e of the kind to man or beast. The road i? in i v. I hut condition. and in nil of its depart ::? 111jriyi-s c* ideiiee of the aide and l!i,ient n:a .a.'iiii-nt. of 'In* President and l'ireelors. I'or!ii as of it have been i novated. liew I i id reelected, culverts l.nill, embankments in.i and eVvI V 111 i:i ? I i:t ill . ! ' ? * ------ " I I | ?i nur arrival wo :itl. in|1 Ik prm-miv a< iiiiii*i*liit i>?ns at l)n> | i ii ? i| ;i 1 11 ?! ? i-i I wiilmul -s. I'ri.in lit- l.-M-nt I tic at ti.\ < vcrv was uri'iijii? !. 'I lie lar!;. at in!<iiii;? .I us that Ik.- list*I Innif-l ? !! ? j mi - 111-- j.jvt i??i.< ?lay, iiii'l lliat liio'.^li !,. < mi!i| yix c i;.< >.iin. iliiii- in < lit. In* i*iin 1 >* ili an mm". 'I'llif was tin- rji.M! a' tli" < ifai*f. ai. ! :it tin- Ami i ican, aa-l at M-v-nil "i til- |! Ivati- 1.' l> i i 1115 Ii<iIIms. At t!l" Mlv'^*linn i'l a li wi' in <-iitii|>ai: v wi'lt S"\.i:il front ai'l"-\ ill*-, luiil lli" ci'"'! i"t i nil" !- .<"?m:iv |im: !"i s at M i'-'. a v. i \ i \ccl!"lil Ii ! ii._ li- i..-", win ri' \vc w<jv < nlii!?>rlal>l V <i<*ti:i fill ! i!ut iiiji 111" iviiiaitnli'i' i ?.ur sta\. *1*1?i-la.'iy ln.ili in * ** ?ii'7ti |.i t s lii-.-iil.'.-. ii.i' ri _-ii !af l.fsiil.'i'i, ;ii,.l ;i ; a liiatti-r i.|Cutii-c I'mia.', it i 111 j . ? i 1.in | i?i\ ! ! I ...is'm til. hi ail : ai.il tliaity \v. I'l- < 11: j I. 11I til -.1.1'ji ill t is.' | ?'?. ?' ?.;i i-lairs an.! siiilit-. 'I lii> \v:i< tin-ca-- at ail < !' tii" < "I'ii.-'ay ni^l.l, a \ .tv i-nrm?l, nl>'.* an.i itiij.f.--i\f A.Mf.\va? .1.1 i?"it .1 I" Imv tin A^i i.'iillitr.iS Suf'n ty an.I in a lar^" ;i<: Ii<-ii< l.y thf ( ulili.. >j. i'it.-.I an.i cn.T_r"tie I'r. -iil. nt n| lli" S.ii-i. ly, tin' Ilnii. A. I'. ( alli'iisii. ('ii tin->aiii" "Mil imr Miss IImi.ii.ii ..ii..!. i-.. i t m> Kili-i. r's Hail, mi ! wlii'Ii Was \\. !! as! 1. Wc iia.l i in- |>loii- uiv of Iirai iiivr ! ?' a y<ar siu". 11 * 1 ilioii^li >1 :i v.-sv ! u'iIIpt i 1 v in lli?n.ail-r.-\ llioii.li! >11 lunl :it|>i .i\< ! \ ry iiiiicli. Mi.- .- in ,' 111??!i-l iiK'i i\ ; *? itli ;n ;i!ir c;im', now i r ntpl |>:i!in>-. \\ -.1:: \ :i It i Ti IIImI.iV * *' !' ' lit- jiival lays of 1 !ic f air. an.] the ait.-iol.hi.*.. <> f i'?rs was ii!iusi;a:!y Iaryy, *1 ! ii'iirili.-r <>n our {' 11 ! '.- ?!a\- Was .-! i:iial -1 al. I'I.ihmi j i - i:.-. am! v ? !.\ino-?l t!iatl!io i vc-. ij.t-|..r e Way ali.?>:ilit. ! ! ? iiI. < Miiiiiliti-,"* ? ! ? ocni.?tai.ilv niniiia;/ fr.Mii tinI !': ll?-; I I llotr'sto till? lair Ul oiiik!.-, I a 1 -! i witli ].:i>^. ii_ir?-t- ; w!iil>t ] ! ! .-!rains, mi'] i-rivat'! cirriiisfcd lni^lil l><* M-I-II s.?:iI?:r lli-ir way at al! limit's in tlie saii.e '.ir.-i-lixii. l.rt n-for n liioim-nl t .1." a lia-'y i ia;.? < ot tlii* r-i '-uc of at tract ion. A| |?r?.i??.-,?in?r a n.ail Iillil.lill;: mi tin- I itrli! of tll>-lailili rutI'alH'r f'.lir Seeretarys < >Hleet) we oMain :t Iofn<lnii..-ion lor Ou cents, which iv?;j? U- tin; infr<< into the Spacious enclosure which is >:ii<l to com| ill-' in natural advantages', with any in the I'liinii. Mere upon the j-|>;i?-i?nis. atva in front of'tin: liiiiidin^s is- tin* race track, for the ili.? play <>f the -1 of the vasinui n:? tikvomc coursers, gentle pacers ami fast trotter.--. Withiu the ring ami on every .-hie, ar?: here .lisplayf?l a great variety of agricultural ami mechanical implements ; ploughs of every style ami t-hane, Wheat. Kanc, thresher.", Suiftir earn; Mills* ?te., Ac. ]>irecl iu^ our steps first, to tile machine t?hop, we liml all .-oil.- of machinery upon exhibition ami ^et in motion l.y a beautiful enjjiue from liie Manufactory of Win.'i'aze A. t'o., of Coltilti!ft;i I let'o tni./li! !?.? ll?-? ri??r Wheat Fail of our townsman Mr. John Furiirht, which has taken tho premium for two . Miccceiivi- \ oars ; al>i? various c?-tloii ^in??, j;ri.-t mills, ami sugar mills, exhibit ing the latest impro-. .iiwiits of uieclianieal skill. We ] i.i -4 ne.\t to tho L'i'ta! [ int. of nit paction?the tVntru IMilioe, with ils spaeiou-. hall ami ov? rhangiir.; g.ilieri. s, ami tiileil ! overflowing v illi a living mass of the "In anl \ ami the chivalry," int<>:itIv engaged in ;> !> >i>*intr the rich products of the needle, tho loom, ati 1 the pencil wl.ieh met t the eye on every siile. There at one eml of the gallery hangs a splomliil eat pet, to lie tro.l liy tiny fuel in festive hulls ; whilst just opposite lianas a <|>i<lure of "grim visaged war" with ils iio?l?litiir I |>lutne?, ami gli'lering Rwortls aii-1 prancing sheds. Above, between, ami nrou>;.| arc <lis played nil that, ean please the eye or gratify the taste?rich enibroidetie.?, crochet ami needle work, delicate wax figure*, beautiful shell work. cut lory nnd jewelry?tins various products of luauV inventive genius iiurl tlie tasteful handwork of woman. llerc arc many line painting-t, nihbroiypc* ni:?l photographs; portraits, landscapes and fancy sketches ; and a thousand and one articles, which in their variety bailie nil <lcscri|>linn. Wo next, enter the Imildirg appropriated, !o I lie agricultural, horlicultnr.il nud household departments?and here we may find almost, any vegetable from the "liys*op on the wall," to the "eeilar of Lebanon"?corn, wheat, rv?*, oats and barley?cotton and cotton stalk*, gre? 11 and dried fruit.", cabbage, beets and potatoes; delicate exotics and hardy shruhs?I also jellies, jams and preserves Ac., Ac. Leav- j ing these we may visit next a fine display of feathered fowls, and then the blallsxif the j thorough-bred coursers, and then the cashmere , goats, the sheep and the swine, and iast the I Devon?, the Durhams, and the lirahinins. Tiie display of blooded horses and line cat- j tie was very excellent, and to these iVopart- ! nicnts (lie enternrise and* public snirit of the. . planter* of our District furnished n large cmi- j tributions Among the liirtrof exhibitors will be found the unities of Meters. .1. K. Vnnce, Joel j Smith. A. Vnnce, Dr. W. Lomnx, .T. A. Lyon, , I)r. J J. Wardlaw, It. A. Griffin, T, C. Crewe, Dr. S. Marshall, J. C. C. Allen, G. At. Jordan. | In tlie extent and variety of t he articles up- ! on exhibition, the present Fair, was a decided J advance upon the preceding. . Wc were glad to see Abbeville so well represented on the occasion. The ladies of Lowndcsville, Cokejjbury j Greenwood, New Market, Whitehall and else- i where, bore off many a fino prize ; whilst n j survey of tlie 'premium and^irize Jist-s, will. _L!_1 I A. ,1.. J_1.II! I J- .1 A ! Bitu\y wiiitv %no Iiui u^uiiw |iiuuuirn 01 luda nre doing for tire cause of Agriculture. \Ve nppend.the fbllotvifig list of nrlicTes.tipon exhibition, from Abbyille together'^vith a liit of tho Promjnms taken by our fellow zeinofthtoD'wtrtet:' ARTICLES ON KXIllhmON. Jforiu. T)r. Warren Lonmx, Brood. JJare; j:(! C Allen, Hrood Mure ; .1 C <7\\lltMi, Suddi'c Tony; 1'I S Mar-lial!, Stallion: C 1'ii w^, ! Ilai'llrss lliil-.'. (i?i>?'l ill S. (' ;) .1 "ii .1 >l"?l:tII. i llll'IK'SS II.; .1 K \ ?lIK-*1. I I MI IH'-S I l?l><* : A \ anf?", I i:?ri i.? ll?ii>.-; ]>r .1 .1 Win tll:i\v, Stallion 'J yuur* ?>! ] ; < I! A 'rill'oi. I >n111:i 11 Hull, !I vi'iii's <>1?1 : 1! A <! i illitt, I >i:rliain Iluil. 1'* m**n*lt:; oM : K A ' riliin, I.am. ii?. Hull, y.-sirs ? !<!. I! A < i-ilHii. 'J Mi-riiio I'lii-ks '2 y?*al< nl>l ; I! A Crilliii, |>air Merino Mwvs ; 1! A Crillin, | -lit i- M<-rino l.itinhs. S, II A (iriilill, 1 |>:iiI of K--.-V < ,if. I .(?./ A Ml'' I'rS Mnr lira II. I ;i 1 eoll.-el i-tt ..f Cur l.-ll Set 1-; 1 li-.1 1' |>;TI-:i< I. I !"X * ??:!>;< < I""', part pro'luirtiota >! one live. Jfllll "j'lll'l II f. .1 oliii Knriglil, one Wheat Fan. / \#?ui i /:.*/. Mii-sSsilIie !!>-vtioMs, one (Sreeian I'.i in I in;; If.-i /-. M r? M.-i'-v 11:!? !? t*. 1 i?:iteh \vor!? Qi:i!l . Mi I >> S Mai.-lnl!. I |*:tte!i wot I; ?,? i?11. 111 mII;. I Mil; I 'oint'oi:, 1 ! :!!? ei ill <> :!.I ; Mis .Innei'r. - wi ll, I I?:iti:i v t'oi:nt? i pane ; .Mrs IlrS Mar hail, 1 K nil eoUll'i l pnlie. //.. : /,?/,/ !>./. irl.i" .<t. Mrs .lain" -- Cr*-\v. II, 1 Kill l: i!!.-r : It A < It ;}111, 1 l\ ill I Stil I.I*. 1" poninls : Mi- Marv < iiI-itif. 1 I!ti'!.r; Mi- l?r> Mai-hnll, ' 1 ?ti-!ieai'll of (/!lilo-< ?, l'ea"-lles, I >;l111 I'iii'iis :i|mI Apple-; .Mrs l.avina llairatl. I n Ivi j.-h of Apji;. I'laetir.- iiihI IVrii - : M l I S Mar-liall. 1 j ir Wis.at Stireli; - I >r S Mai -ha li. I j ir. ;n-h o| ,**we. ! !Vae|:, Il.i'ii on, I ".I. -1:mi t i .. 1 i i 11 i I !. - h r,i /1'nitisfir ]f.1.<iiiiI'* s. Mr .1 li I'.i-l.it:. -j>> .-iim-ii wit.V Silk. I S|..?.l < )' l . Mi , .1 :>i:>- ~ 1? ( "j ? - \v il, \ ; Witi.il. II ; i. I'li-w*. I ii*. >:i>l l".i.Ill 1 >r.-r ?'...ii ; Mr- .1 :i|i ( r?*?\v<-!l, 1 j- i:i- w....!!. II HI..! I j. iir r..!:..11 ~ : Mi< l si hi ? A II.i-!.in. 1 i>i. < ' lion .li-.-uis: Mr.- ? Y I :i r in--. I I. i:: i. I i i ..:i..ii > . II iis.Sfi' f?, it>iir ni' i /?.."/ II >./*/'. Mi A nil : > t :ii ri i..?! ??ti. I l!.-:i! V. ..rk, WlialNo! ; Mi s Kiil?* Wan i'vraiui.) : .l"l?ii I' II I ..1! . 1 >||.'!U ; I ivu -, I 1 liiti.i j ! . V i.-.-U ; Mi-.I.i m- II i::i~kin. ".! ? ..1 ! :i- : Vr M M M it.Si.ll. IVn U l-l v l!:i:-!. - : Mr- .1 V li nk a I'iii -v I'iy I'.ru-I,. - ; I'.liti I' Maria'. I i.i-k.-l til' Aljff.ir- ; Mr- .laii>?II i '..i -i.in. 2 i *..lint's* Mi-.-M I. < Ji;l .-it. 1 :-kir! ; Mr-S J'l: ill.. . I i "! 111. x * - 1?;.---; Mr- .liiin." !? *' i*.--\v .-U. I i.ii.r- Talma. I'r. i|.-!i N.\V..r? ; M1 II V\ I.aw-.III, I tliiil's 111. ? -: M I - .1 II 11:1 - K ill-. I j.air I .!!. Mil*: Mis- A alia I >a vi-. I ("lii'-i* l'r<->-; Mi-> .> >. 1 -1 i-isi? S. I Ww fc Skirl : Mi-Ma! In Ki.111I W..1 k- .1 >kir! ; Mi- - M Ur-uUs I I iii'ai.l'.- Taliu.i. i:i!.i-!.i.!.-r.-.l; Mr<.l I! I'.a-kia! Silk Shawl ; Mr- M I. llarl. 1 r.iiil.r..;.l. r. <1 l.a-iv's Aj.r.ui ; Mrs .1 II 1 '.a.-kia, 1 l.a-lvV Seal'I'. ' '. . y. .-. Mrs Maiia Cilli-rl. S| !ia !?. ? ">l Sii.-nl ('an.-; Mi - l: A'.riiiia. i I'.ii-I.. 1 1: i - S l'<>! a' > . I.ii.I i n.i. \lM -. -1 >' ' I...-i -i I ri-li I'otnliit s ; I: A Criiliu, 1 i it.-lii-1 llulri llajia liifii:)'-; .\ 1!- 11 \ :?!??- , 1 r-.?ri |>!.t Tiirnij>.-; I ?r .-i .Mai.-hall, ! i.u-lp-1 l-'i.l.I lYa.-'. i| 11v. A.-. M M Yai.?*>\ :: Wnr..ti i| r!i>1* am] ! Ka ! Wur.-l.'.i t ii\i-i !|.l ; .Mrs Mai\ iluuK.-t, I 1 'atcut Win I; sill. 1.1-1 i>v i l.ar^f>t \ i- I'i "l' Wli.-iii <>n mi. l.:i-li.-is, ai..i "ii ij'l iliTi-s, r.r.V liii-ln-l-, .1 1' .Mar-I... 11,; liv.-I l.ii-livl of Iri.-li l'olatoi'S 15 A ( I'illiti ; liiv-l 'J \?al'o|.l ^tai'iol:, .1 !\ \ auri : I ;> -I I Vi.\ .Mai 1 l' Ail. a ; .* ' .MM:! I..-I pair .M;ilolso.l Man-, SI" raifcl. I?r S Mhi II. Ii. -I Sal.ll.- II..? < . I) W Aiii. ii ; IJ--I -J War ol.l, iigiil I'rail ( Mlnjr, I > - .1 .1 War liaw ; S.-.-.Mi.i Im t imrliaiii Hull, 1 year old, U A ? i ill:ii ; !> ,-t i>.-ii Mwo I-iiiiilc, II A ( rillin; I'ainWii S >Li11 Skirl, .Mis- l?< il l'ariiiiw; 1; <1 vmi'-Jyof < !ar !< ii I .Mr.r .M ii.-luill: Jie?l roIieetioli/ianU'ii l.-,Si'lll!icrii j jli-1 1, .Mrs I >r Mai.-hall ; Ki I I:ittt -!*. Mrs.Iainos I'r.-swell : Kilt. l?nit?M\ 1" potiii.ls, Mrs It A 4<ritli > : l'?>\ )',iilt?"\ I<> pounds. Mis \V \V 1'crry man; l?ox Hutti-r, Mr?* N lJcttti 1 Im.x I{uit< r. Mrs Mary Cillaiii; 11:ilf Ifuiiwi-s, .Mrs l?r> Miirslia'.l; I i iil'liii.-licl Daiii.-on i'luiu*, Mrs 1 >i- IS Mar - l.s.l; ; I lalf ix'.-lifl Apl'l' ?. Mrs !"?r S Marshall ; Jln-li. I IVa.-I..-S, Mrs I. ISairaM : ISiisIk I Uricil IVars. Mi> 1.1 in r rut t ; lnr \VIn-at Stnrcli. Mis l>rS M.ir.-lial!; .Jar I*? : !? I'r.s.M-v.s. Mis li M \VI,ili-; SampV IloHii-stic WiiK', "Colunil.ia," .las I 'r. w ! I ; ?> Ifosi. Turning I'low *.>u It iotor stock, Mr J> \\ \ al!. Aik<-ii; j'. ! ^.'iilli ('ai-"!ina Fan, Mr.l I'nri^lii : 1 \V?i'>li? n .!< alis, !?> van:.-, Mrs S 11 l!u-> kin- ; lii'jt I'ottun 10 yaiil-. Mrs.? 11 lla-kins; 1 m--I Wc.'IIi-ii lUvcrii-l, i!i;.\"il. Mrs Vam-c ; H.-.-l >iik f-liatt I. Mis S II lia-kin.-; I '.. -I (.'iMiiil'-rpaiii'. MrsS Mur-lirill ; r.-.-i S.-arl or N. i-k Ti.\ Mrs -I II I'.a-kins; I5.-.-I I'ivti.iv i;i Tapt'slrv. M!s< Saliit* Fowli-r ; Host I'iaho t'ovi-r, Mirs.lulin I. Uolu-rt-; I'.o.-i l'iaiio Oivvr, Kuisi-<1 work, Miss Julia I. KoVris; I!o-i (>Moiii:iii fovt-r. Miss S.illii' l!ovm?lil-s; Silk ("ril< ijiiilt, Mrs Di S Marshall ; licst Silk (Jomfoit, Mrs l?rS Marsha!!. The PciiHion Laws. '1 In* Attorney (irm rnl hasirivcn mi opinion <m llu? nets <iI'.Inly 29, 1*1S, February 3, lSj!}. nii<l Aii5??i.~l. it, 1 8.V1 , granting pensions tc? widows. lie holds thrft u pension can in n<> case l??* paid after a second marriage, and thai sncli a custom h.is been contrary to I lift whole scope of !> gis'at i<>ii on this subject. It. seems tl.at 111 ? 1'iii-ion Ullicc has in .-onto ca^-s sane- : tioned a different practice. The present Com-, missioncr, Mr. Whiting, entertained doubts of : tin- legality of.Mich payment, and referred the : subject lolhe Allorncj' tienernl. Cotton in Liberia. The American portion of the population in I.ilit ri.'t imvfj commenced, with much spirit, the cultivation of cotton, I'resideut Henaon, in a recent letter says : "There has been twenty' times more eotton planted by Ainerieo-I.ibe- ' rian-? this year thar, ever before, of both native : nud foreign *eed, and I feel sanguine that it" cultivation will increase each succeeding year." A half ton of cotton seed sent out by _the Man- I Chester (Enif ') Cotton Suiinlv Association, has also oltYruil prizes for tlie production of cot- ! ton, which Mr. Benson thinks will operate as a ' stiong stimulus to its cull ivation. A party of . emigrant* from Georgia sent home lately a sample of cobton of a species which blossoms perpetually and one of their nuhiher asserts that | good seft Inland cotton can to grown in Liberia. The New .Organ. The Columbus Enquirer, in expressing its [ belief tlmt Judge Douglas will receive.the nom inntion of the Charleston Convention thus refers I to the consolidation of tho Washington Slatr* and llichmontl fiouth. Vcrylrnly th<i-Rfthmond Soutli,?untlcr Mr. Fryors management, lias become more rcoouciled-to Douglas' course, which it had formerly opposed; and we therefore take it forgrauted that Mr. P. goes to Washington as the'ropffrsenfnlivi. i.rUniill...n ? I .. ! yield* ns A victor, ritnl will ncpept liihi -Atijl liia policy ns an, nvarfnble . necessity finferable to defeat wifn K more acceptable ea<fcr nrf\l,plntfofpi.?-r-GW?m^ru* linqriir'tr. OpLLETON.?Oyr Districting tiL'iMi risiteil (111- . i ini? Jin- pdsl weftk, by. s?v<rn11b<krtnio g < frMU. Planters muy not* gis?down lo thcJf plantations | in tin; low country "cuttihifum."?CoU'f>in fSun. ' niii.iMirafajiM^H-'itfrii Yrfiri <* ? m Soiinl-.r Hainmond'H Spnech, Ovvimr to toil t < III I I jtrv aliM-ru'e, we Inillv.l l:i.?t itsne In notion tin* aide specch of ?>ur iMiiiL'iiMii'.l So:ni!nr reeentlv <Ielivciv.l at wi-li II. We have i :: ! it very nil en lively .'iilI with i'iv:it inter, si, mi l h.tve Ih-.-ii iimiv than ever impress. .1 with n-lmirntioti <>f tin- cnlai. :tii.I I-iti'-manlike view* of the author. lYof..nn.| in thought. aii'l puli<i1i>'.| ill style, all*! 1 ml.n.lvill'^ tile Well ll:lt!ll?' l I >* I'. et inns of a ili-'inirn'.-ln .1 ?-1 sit man. ii lias elieit.-.l ciiroiiiiimn in-ill : !! partie-* nn-1 t ions. Til. >pi'i'<*li We tIiiill, .'I*illailis :i v.jl"V altit* V iii.lealioii of I lie Senator's vol" upon the Ijiir'Mi i;:i! in i:;11 <-...o.e. < > i1.? I ... < <ill>I>:<>it Cou--!j1iitioti williout qunli fin al ion or proviso. 'Jin- laixl ofiliiiuiitv wh# a pi'|iitt*u1v nn*:isuiv :i11:irl of il. ; iiiol ilssuli mi.-- i"!i <- >< 3 i in iio n-n**i- 1m* ( ni \*n!*-lit In a iv >'i1>l.ii--:-ih of l!i" (. oi:iji|oii (' ii Iitut ion. Thnl I In* siiliin irsioii of t!ii< oiiiii:nni*o In I !:? I>oI : 1 i;|I- voto. oiKilil' "1 l!o- |.< < ].!o o! K:lli.-:tS In ri-ji-ct I In* ("oust il ill ion was a ii<*?*?*s?ily, wliirli no action of ("ontji s oosiiil 11 :i v nlivinti *1. Tlio j'owi-r of I'oii'/it-> is rc-l i i?rl ! to :i<*<*, j.f. im; a <' i:>li!i;ti"ii wliois j i*. -?-i:t. I ; it annul fun*.* :| M .I. to orj:|t|iy.i* Ilu*l'*r it . SIII 1 co.*|i*.. h<*r ilito tlo* I .11* *i. 'I'll.* I '.Hi-1 :t tit! i!i )if|ntii;? lo tli. p. o|>|<- i:i ni.v i'vri'1, im.it!., v iiimv n:n.| iiy or r*-j*I' :it |.'-*ii-i||i*. Tii.it t!i.* | ).'? of Kan.-a-"li.l r? j-'-! :! i "oh-i ilution. tio* S.*nalor t liiiil.i to I..* a in:", i i.f i*.ii|._'rat i| !:i! iiti ~: r. <* i... i- o|.jinv, .! I.. |-v of a !Ill it 1 i'.*f -; it In*!' r?* att:ii:iiii.^ t|-.* ijiii-il.- |mi.ii!:iti.m. With f. i':i*.| to tlo* fiiliii*i* j. .! \* ?,f ||... -oi.ih, hi- I \|i|*< - ills ln-lirflii.it tlo* i*ri-:il Ina ioi ilv ol t!o* SoulIn i-ii i i.i.i.I.. ... i .1 ? a^ :i |i:ilii:|r\ .-Kj.-r!, li"\Vt \.-r, |>!olii|it1\ 1 li?*y uny :?? j>! it, sis mi :?1 i-:i 11;vi-. in j.iv f. In u! TSiis nil r:i:.l iv" Ii. i u iil n. ?-,.r ? i | < it > :t l.-ili'Ti-l ; :ir'Iliai-tlt 5< ?.'.?!al.!i-!i 1 ! < |k^iliiiM. 'I In- ." l.:ili?r i.-.-. tint. t li?> fij'li.il v a!;:i.. f|?o\v.-r l.flWnli tinsi'.-lioiw *i Smilii li:is i>it!o-r tlx- | 111:t I i ?: i nor tin' ti'fri'"rv to -vl sill t!u> :i :i of v I ;i v i-r v. 'I ! twival of lb.? tr.ni.r is itu | .r.-n-t iI-; f--i 1. 1.1 -:i fruit. V.'c inu-t l > ? ?!?< ." .vi:'i <i'il* |mi-it \vlii-*li if II V lllilill! :i i ! Is irt: J-?.rt. =11 !? . l!r< K!--ns i* munition, :tli<) i:i-aii<- as i- fanat iri-:u. tinSi'tia!?ir lias no i.|.-ti that tli?- North *viil att<'i>)|.t. t<> i tnatii* i|>at<- fur slaves, >t ri j> us *?f tin* fruits .if our lal.'U*. or it us of our | lit iral rii'lits. if ? ! , tii" five States .-iioiii l i -tal>li-li a t'o.itii-il iiinl le"i.?!;ite ii?h?h i< theauiil i> 11i?* time f"i <li-nniti!i. l?;.-iinion i-. :iII a'ternntive, We always ! :?V.? ill ' lilt11 :i 1|< 1. In 1 *! > !>' :>i;l in:e In- counsels I In* tin inn of the "-'"till !i?:i principle iuvoK iuu; nil our tijlil?ati<! all t;r j:,t- i 1:: nil tin- jjivii! |>ru. l iivil i--i|i-s j?l o\i-in<j mil nf lln? j-rr-i'Mit reiat i?>11.-4 In-! m < . 11 Ihe ?? it!, an.] I!: Smith?!! < rlrirni-l r of Ili > jroViira t !n:i, u lii<-li .-li'.iiM t?? ili-Miiion, nii*1 tin; he?t iuo.lt? nl itv.ii-1 iisjr ii?-tin.- views of our Senator, ? ins to liiiruiotii/.e with til-- <;eiuTal sentinieu! of tin; South. l! i- only us t.v Sj"-ci.!ative <!?ll t ill^e|irie> t hut >o||le |o!i? iei.lllr- <1 i-a^ive with llilll. lie I.- onjy lll?fe !l"|ef:ll than tl|:-y, i'l :!Ii!.ki;?LC the <I:?n^er 1. --- iiiiini-iei.t. A portion of the i're.-H seem.- to inl iina!?\ that the 1". -u'.ts of the recent, fleet inn-; w.illl.l have iieluee<l the Senator to liloilify nine "I the v!('?S .if the S|H'if!l. iiut he *<?ftll4 to have n:i l (tai|?:iv<*r ;i I >i'iii(ii!fatii' 11 iti!iij>li in tli".? I'rot'iili-nli.-il i-lrrI ii)!i. We will i'lirnisli our iva l.;rs with nil r-xtni i-oiitaiiiing t his ahle :h with our next issue. Franca. 'I'll** import '; ami cxjM'rl* ?>f Fram-i.- for the V<ar Iti'iT amo'iiitfl in tins a'/ijivirnt'' to U-n hmnlrcl ami sixty-tivi! 111ii 1 i >11.-> oj tjollurs. In 1*17, ten yars aijo, iimlt-r thi! tf<??*?*riiii?*?nt of l.ntiis 1 *li: 1 ith'-y ainouiitftl only In four 11ti11 Ir?< 1 ami .~ik v-?ri??ht. millions. Tin: iurivasthas lu-<-n li vc !iiimlr<'-l aii'l iiiiml y-srveti mil lion*, or oiio hiui'liV'l ami twtMiiy-?i?ht per ul. The i:nTi'n ia population Lis hi'rii Sinai!. Til.- a lvam-.' m-i'l<! Itv Frani-e is tir-rfi-?-t!y ii-iofii.liinjr. 1 l. r i'oi. i^u tra.lt- has ijmiilI'.llilt'il til till- I t -11 ViMI't of Vtil III!.t*..i rti ] ?uriMir ill-' si'vont'-cn year- of I.011U I*liiIi|>jn-V; tvijn il only tivl?le<l. 1'ren-h cowtn.-rci', whieli :i r.-w years a_'? Wii- f ir l?'!iin'l ??u> ->, m?\v i's<n i.l< rii!?lv ?-n< . ? <! > il i" value. Our fun-is.'n imports nnd i-xp->rt-< in 1S.57 were only eight ln:n ilred a:nl twenty 11?! ? 11?iiii< i:ofdollars, Tliis Fiviuli preeedenee "fin, ;i fti-r we li.nl lonjj ranked next. lu tiival. Britain in trail.-, is not vcrv llalli-rinj! ! ? our national pride. ]!< ! emiinieive, however, is earrie-l on larsielv in fort-itrn >1111 j Tiir tonnage of lii : l/nitcd Slat. > i.? three I linos larj??-r than hers. Mississippi. I 'I'll.- Mi *?is-ippi ].<?{;i>latiir<* convened on tin1>| ir.st. Il?n. .lani.s i)i-ant> was elo?*llYesident of ?li?" Senate, and lion. .1. |? Anlrv, Spciik^r of I In* House. Tin! liiivcriiiir's lues- ' sa;?e is very lon^r, and ?-iil ii-i-ly devoted to Stale ii flairs. lie reeonurieiids a ln\ of .J of one per cent, upon all 1 In- tax aide properly of 1 lie State fur li.-vre purpose!!, iind a similar tax in ui.l of railroads. A series of - solul iuuu ..f a political character, ollVred t<> the Senate, were i tabled for special considerat ion. Tlie licst resolution of the series maintained that as il had heen the practice (if l^uiigri'fs j hfidinlorc, t<> admit. Territories into tlie I ninn, a* States, without the proper ratio of popifl tinn t<? entitle lliein ti> a represent at ive ; Kan- 1 sas should have lieen admitted under the l.e- , copmton Constitution and Senate hill. The; second resolution holds that hereafter no Tcrri- , lorv should !? admitted 111?t il il has fhoiyquisite population. The third, that none hut nativo ' and naturalized citizens he nllowed to vote in Territories. The fourth, that the Territories : of the Union ore coiiiinou property, and that , all citizens have the cpi-il domestic, fecial and political rights, and that sipiattcrism, proliiliitint? the introdiietion of slavery, is unconstitutional. dangerous, and opposed to the llrcilSeoit decision. The (ifill resolution maintains that , at. the adoption of the Federal Constitution, every Statt.' which formed this I'lrion save one, , tolerated and practised slavery, and as slave 1 property is reeonized l>y the Constitution and Holy Hihle, it is therefore, nil institution legal- i Iv and morally right, and h'enco the law of j Congress, rnal.ilig " sl^ve trado pira'ey, should he repealed. The sixth resolution was I that the Governor he rertrtestfid tft forward n ' copy of the foregoing resolution to each Alissis- ; u i I >n l/tl it* n I.. in M. VCi-. Annexation.?Tlx! Jjoudon Morning Po$t sa.y* tlint negotiations which Mi*. Pierce did not complete hnve bcon retimed by Mr. Uucfi nnan, tho President of t}ieUiiited United Stnfcti* with tlio Cljief of tha ItcpWblip of St. Domingo, for the cession pfiht bay ofdjimann, ?b Uie eostei'n end of tn<j ieljind. Qur cojite?jj><?r<?r^ ?nys<"thaA4'l>i? port hp o^oijy ion.T?rf?uI Into lypee'oud 9fcb<?stopol. which. tfouli] give its pogjcssnr? the -'<5^jDrh*nd of the >naighty>tiitg ecatfi The.pretext Alleged by Mr. Pferc^ wu thatJA,* iMied-Jfo obt?fa * jfcoa) depot-Cor Ufc nccortnrtfttlutioii of tnA Uh itetf' fituU*,m<jn-ofwftr.^' 'I'll? Post contaods^hnt tlito woold'be n p'lelimiritfy to tlio -ayu.p3ftiii<>n drino lslnnd, and calls upon the English GovcrnmViit to tf-?p the present negotiation. > j" j : jsoA Tile "io'.iISi Caiolinn Conforoncc. To tin* Mi inli. r- ?>f I In; (*onfer?-iieo?Inamuch !? < I'i" city of <*Ii:??! -1?>t* lm< siiIV.tc.I VTcallV iurnt'JT 1 lit' stlllilllrr ; )<! ll> tlliltli <>T t }>< |iri-M'iil yi-ar, !i?i:ii yellow IV vcr?ainl \\ licrcnn fears li:i ve ciitcrSaim-i] hi srction*. I. -! it 111 i11 not I>i* ."afe f"f tin- a:inis(i V a?inf?,ri'IIii' o'i tin* I >t of I leeriiili'-r, it was (intra <1 icilietit to call si tueotiiisr of tin? tnini.?trv ami lli' ial nil-tillK'i-.-? of tin- several clmrtrc.', in I 'liarl,-.-ton. to i'oi!.<ii!l ti 1 ilctermine wln-tln-r it wotilil lie propel- to liol<l tin* ("nlifcriMiee liere nl tlietime ii|>|>oiiiictl ;?after consulting ?onif of our most eminent pliytieians.it. \vn? iMi.-ininioiikly i-f .'ivi i, I>y I!,? mini trv atnl oSlicial iiniiil'ir- pr<-t nt, 111 it t it will In- ji?i iVetlv saffor t. onfereliec to convene as nliove. \\\ \\ II I.I A.MS, / IAS. -T\< V. , <"?" S^nf/i- rii < , .'iln/r.itr. -C' Retaliation. A <r?>iTi?of tin- IVn.ll.tmi .!/' ?*</"/'<' 1 1i:i1 , a- 1 In- Nolili i- |>ivp:i|-iii<r in I? vv lu-avit-r ii t ril-iiiioti mi tin* SmiiiiIi 11 ii"<?111' 11 n ! ?.-> i-= 1 till-sir. lliii! lli?: r<i!!n\viiij* retaliatory in-'ii-iii n-! >j't.-.l : "Tliai i?is! Siiilf l."^i.-!iili:n>t iiii-1< i-Ilio lici'ii-sc !ii\vslutl! tlit-'ii .i ilosi- I|?. Iiair ..| l!i.- t!sal l>'il lli.in a 11 la\tli" il?i I < >i ? at i?'H ill".. 111 ? Slate of ill.- I??1 lowing ).-t :;r'i"!<?, mjiih' litiiiilrt'il ami t:flV |.<t ?-?. sit. o:i llii-ir v a I Hi- : 1 liny ol nil l.imN :it><! |it I?r?>i? ii:?- aii'l ?-i?ri I liinif? ??i" all kiii>I?. i. AlM'. ! 11 } :i I tlll|-I"l!.-til -i. V.!ii.-| 1" ail Km..! |'|. ?'oal-i !): ] Woolfll 7. i. a:!i'T." ??v ' Colloii liccpipts. I fr<-in 1 li-? < .!/> IV 1]mI"..; 1?iwi:r? }of iln- < ottmi mnrki-t of * liar-i >! . f-T tin- wim-u < u.Iiti<r N??vi'iii1mt 11 : tli<? ]>.-iw?vk l?v raiiroa-N. II.nv | : l?v walur ami wagons. C.til l.ali'V-? l.i'.1 t.77*i (' >rri*.?|,?nn!iii?j \tvi-k la-' I >a V?\) I'vpoi t . I in tin- satinti-p.-t<> t'.>ii-i_'ii p'U't.-', 7..V.?I hales ; roast \v U\ i a!?? tlp-lotal < \|inrts of tlx* w. . k l'j.It.'- : :ii 1 l-'avin-r on tuunl a -toi-U of 7 l.i'.:; ' lial> <. ini-lti-ivc of ii.r.-.O hahoii sli | I'orsi I no' i-li-af'-'l. :i ;':?!li-t a slo.-U of I?:i'ati-1 I,fi7ii liali-s on >11ijihoniil -aii"* i inn' 1 si?1 \ car. total | i ivi;>l.< <-:u<-o our last |v j.ovt Miuoicit to lil.7.':'. l.alo-i a*.raiii<l "? ] ,iiI5!? hah-. ~:i111 1 itiia* In-t Vi iir.) i..aki!t?? a :-i*n11 ! total, from (In- 1-t Si>|>tomli.-r to sin* latest. ilates, "I s 1 "i.^.i7 I>:i! *. ni'aii.-i I .7< l.-ili--* tin1 sane* tiiin* I si -1 v.-ar. :i n 1 r.JJ.irJ'i hales tin- year | ?! viou-i. I iiiTi'iiw ?-i!i<*?- 1 a -1 \ i-ar, I7M,'"'>7 halo." -& -<> Tho Now York Pr? ss aivl Senator Ham montrs spc-rch. '111?- N.-w \ "i k // I'-t'-f at: I 1!;.- '/"/?'? r? j>nli 1 i-11 in fuil Si uatnf 11u:< u?l*- S]? rh. Tin// ^y<=. ! < >ii? nf llio in' -l r"fiN-'!ii:s?_'. ('"liiiMvlioiisivi1, iv#>. suir^< -1 i vo Hil l ir.>t i-iii-tivc , I1 s (XI r\-?l?-|-:i! [..'it . ?, in llf?-t i"!i willi !In- ?t:iv?-rv jii-v- tinn. 11>: 1 wi- linvc ?>vcr puli-! 1 i -11 ! riiin'_r. V... i-. f.-r tn t!? ??i" Si-: :ili?r 11 (lllKiiiHI-l. iji-ll v.-l-i-l 11 |>i? i-niwtil I 1-111ri :l! i? !I'llWi-lI t *< 111-1 11Soll'll ( '.irolina, 11?? ot'.n-r <Jav. I'mil r isti-^1 with the lat.? al>>> I I'll! haratur't - "f \V. H. Si'Wai-.l. at Kofh.-ti-r -.i..| l.'niiH-. it luvcul.- us, in thi* r?-lii-1", t!i>* ilill-.-ivti.-.- In-nvoi-ii tin- vj.ws <>l* it i-aliii ami i:n[iiii*iitvr >i'? -inm?i ami tin? ?l<?lu-ru'i* ?-1 i'1-rin-j t i-i?-k-?' !" an aiiihitimis ami i;iisi-ni[>uli>il: !i-inii^ii^i:f." i 11..v. in I'i;i>i:i:vi: l?i:.\r-rv.?Ni'thiuii is inuiv ' 1.. niinr I" a imm iir unman ihan a 1 >*rtilit il'ui lit\iiriaiit hca-i of hair, au-1 a wn-iiaa's l..-aniy i- i.-1-rtaiiilV i111-<un[ !? twithout a fair >inj iuii, anil ho or sin- v im in-rli-i-ls tli.M* jriyal aii-i i:n|'i'i'latil. ailorniiiriit-' of iinl'iiv inii't cx!?? ! tn stillVr tin.- iiinrt ilirat ion of j.n mat iiiv I...I.I... .... 1 ? .i-i-i r. i " - .... . .... . .. ............ I.IVU .11.11 il fil.KHV *1.in. Nolliiiiir is liiwury t? pivservo lln^c , < s-i.Mil i.t 1 : .!! rjn-l ions litil the i!.- < of I'rof. Wciul's I lest oral i vc.? 77,/i.t. I-i". Wonj/s l!.\nt l!i>int:.u:vr.?AVo have ha?l occasion to n-e tliis famous preparation of I'rof. Wood's, nil*] afl<;r thoroughly testing its qualities, wo Isriil tliat wlietv the hair is thin it. will 1 iiiU -11 it, if gray it will restore ii to its "lyiiinl colur; likewise, it give* a irh'.-sv np pi-nratuv. a - well as keeps tin- liair from falling oil".? Hnlliiitori- CUppT. SoM hyall l ?riiasl!sts MAItli ET?. AhisI'.vii.i.k. Nov. IS, 1S5S.?(' Ifoik?There is t Imt lit i lc ollV-rimr in otir m;irkri. We quote | i xtrcitii-s from s? to it.) (-ciit-~ I!>. Coi iwtiit.x Nov. 17?'I'll.'* cotton market, i* ! very .lull ami < 11 j?i utr : prices lecliiicil a lull 1 .} . _Yi\?t?-r<|ay. Tin-little thai was put on the market brought 8.4 a ID;*. (!ii\iti.r>loN, Nov. 1.1?The transactions to. ?l?iv iviirinMl Hilly H.OiMi l iili-s, at about Saliir iav's viz: So a 11 Ji\ Nov. Hi?Salfs i>f en!ton to-?lny '2 100 hales 1 ?|>ri?*v.-? have iiee!i:ieii Ni:w Voiat, Nov. i?5?Sales <if potion lo-dav i j,."it 10 lialcs?nii'liliiiiir 11 pI> ! <is ii 1 'I'll" t'til!? vvifij* p-psoiis have freight ii. the l'e- 1 pot at. Alilioviiic : ? loi'tlaii ?t Mel.niii'hlin, II S ('nuriii, ?I> M ! Kuri l's III :tII1-11 AI11. I, (' I luskt-ll, <1 J lifksou, ; ( rav it I.olioi (son. W A Wanliaw, .1 1* Marshal!, Samuel '1' Airnew, 15 .1 (?iij?i?, .1 Kiirielit, 1 ..o A \V ili-ufi, ( !ii i-t iiiii ?fc Knnx, Samuel Kimi.n, S 1' llaililoii, \V |? .Mars, \V Ii Sioric. IIS Kerr, I) .1 .lor.laii, .1 ?t I! .1 \Vhit.-, .1 MeHry.le, A .1 ('link ,-cales, Uuv I! .hihiiMHi, A <?i!?. ??, .1 I. l)aw inii, .hihii Ketoieilv, II T 'I ii-tin. IJev T A Iloyt, \V Mooiii-y, < ll.-liruhl, II W l.awsoii, C.'uhh ' 111111 ler ?L I'o, K J Tnvlur, .1 '1' I>a!lon, .1 O King. "l>. K. SONhl.KY, A-''t __ 1 II1 .? s; X 1: A Ii. M MtUIBD. on I ho -lili inst., hv the ltov. S, I t> I M - i?. > > I'.h, .ill'. r>. I*. ."MMMiiNP, <>l J.ilUIVIiaVllie, S. ('..iiihI .Miss Anna li. (.'iinxok, of ('.okefchtiry. .MAIMIIKI), 011 ilic ] tUli ins)., J>y I*?-v. T. A. Iloyl, Sliij. II. #1. Wiiitr, and Misa Sai.i.ik JJri.ftiKi:??11 of this i I ; : . , . ^ OBITUARY: Departed l.liis lif??on the 17th inst., Lawiikm'K Oitit infant Son of Col. ,1. F. and KlixaLctli A. M ni'rtliti 11, aged Kleven month?. "Sutler little children to conic unto mc, for j of such ia the Kingdom of Health." Savannah River Lands for Sale. > ac.flc^u>-a: y"%k. ? Z ?2 es. Eg Highly Improved anil in Planting Order. | "\\7 1 I.I. lie fold on Safe J)ay (Ut Monday) in > , V> IHlOF.MIlKRncj^ at Abbevillo'C. Jl. IlicT.nct of Land on which Air. JOIIX T$BULL, deccBccil, refilled at his death, gcnernllyknown as Gcii. William A. Bull a place, containing situated in Abbeville District, on Savannah Riv- ! er, Komo ?, miles South of Willinglon. The Tffict hh? extensile and fertile Bottoms, an Abondanco of Woodland, and ft coniinodiyun Dwelling and Out-houses, togcthur with iWkao QuarterVIn gooil condition, and comfortable. These Innds arc sold under the Will of die Into Mr. John 1). Dull. Tlio terms of sale nre? . "X credft of-1 nnd*2 yeun>, with interest from date ofSale^porchnser to give bond.with two good euretiet, nnd if reqtiirfd, a mortgage of tl*e""prlstiB; nlso, to pay Tor nil necessity papers. -? r-.. j. . y. r. N0DL13, Ex>. f., W'lllingtofr 3- C., Sept. IS, '08 Itiillaa and Brass fpr Skirts,, 1 NiiW supply, jnst received 1\ iff * M06llK it QUAIFE'S. Abbeville C'MI., Aug. 10, 58 ir' 17 tf ?* vjL. *'(&, Stale of South Carolina. PROCLAMATION. \\'NKIIMAS, whilst tPi> limnbly bow boforrt llio Almighty. in meek submission lo llitr wiJI of Ili* inscrutable I'rovidciicc, chnstcninjj . is with ilis;>p|)ointin<.-ut of some elfprishe<l hopes with ?lise:i<c, with losn o f fflillif'.'l nml mined citiz-ns, il becomes ih D4 n people, now tbat tin- p' -ti'l.Minc is s(;iv?J in Micciff. mid the blight beams ..r III.- A tit timiiiit rtilfi n bracing atui'Mphcre, hits di.-sipafcd fli? rflnluria of tlio fruit Ifit country?now lliat fhe luirVestlioiue i- over, and the staple results nf tl?e sea* Hui-', wherever diminished, arc still grentef than we deserve at tlie li.m<ls of a bountiful 1 ioin-factor, "to assemble aii'l meet. together t<? render thank*for the great benefits llial we have rcecivcd at His hands, to set forth Hi.* most wort!?v |?r;?i.-??, to li?*s?r 11i-? most holy word, ainl t>> n<k those things wliieh are requisite ami ticecis.uy as well fur the body as tlio soul N<-w. therefore, 1 deem it meet to appoint a- >1 sc t apart 'l'l 11' liSI).\ V, the ii.jth ??f Nu\ ember instant, as a "lay of Thanksgiving ami I'raycr. Accordingly, 1 do invite all persons on that ?lay to a-s--mlile at their re?peetivi*v places of wor.-hip to return thanks for our tiu-* iiii-i'ou.s blessings past, anil present, aiul to pray tor tin* I >ivine guidance and blessing in our fut u i ? life. ' iveii uiob-r my baud and the seal of the State, at <'olumbia. this n I h dav of November, [i.. s.J in the y<-ar of our Lord one thousand' eight hundred and fifty-eight, and in the eighty-third year of American Indepen tleiicc. KnliKKT F. \V. AI.LRTOX. I'.vitSeeretnrv ofStnto. Police of Ucolioii, Or: CoruT <>r <' i:m:i:.\: Sessions, ) Aii'l Common l'lens. \ I MATTIIKW M.DoN A I.I). Clerk of t.ho E r, Mii<l (' ui'i, in |>ur'iMiii!c ofllie directions ?-f :lio A?-t <>ftIn* in such cnse made ami ].i? i.I. < 1. ilo li. i.'i.y L'ivc jmtilic notice, tluit :m i-Ii-i-j! ?ti for Cldk "i' ili'; fiiiil Court for AMi. vi: 1 District, will In* lielil oil Moiulnv, tin- l.'iitli ?l:iv of .January next, nt tin: usual jilii'-e- of i'|i:H inn t Iirou^limil. I Im* f-ni<l District. Willies* my I :i 11 I. ill AliWville, tllid eighth l.iy of NoVfiiilx-r. A. I>., IS.'iS. MATTIIKW M- nONALD. l\ C. S. .t C. J'. Nov. II, ls:?S. 2S tile I3??r IIoiim' ON S:ilur*lsiy I In- 117 tl i 'lav of November insfc, '! rotuiiiNsioiu'is of tin* jioor for AI?bo* iI!? 1 >i.- .i*t, wiil i-li-ct. a Sii|ieiint emlent of lite I'oor I louse ami Overseer of the farm for I s.V.l. As Hinn-riiitiMiilriil lie will liavi; tin' cure nnil lii ui:l'_'i-lticiil. of iIn- jumper*, mut be supplied wiili IHi.ii*> 11 nuil his futility also (if lie lias one.) .i.11 ? in in: re<|inrcil ti> periorili :.!l I lie d nt 'os of such :m aiient, which are so w..iI known as to render mention of tlicin uiitnce?siiry. The ii| { !i< :tnt?in his proposals? w liirli must iw in writiuu, will state the number ill'his family ami give some id<a of the cerv ic-s th'-y can j rl"> > 1-111, ami I lie amount for which In- oll't-is his ami Ihi'ir services. Proposals, by candidates, may bo handed to nny im ml.i-r of 1 lo- board ami 1 heir presence at. tins poor Ibmse on Ihi'il.iy of the election tuny be neees<?r\\ Abo, ai ihi- *ame time mid place, a Physician for !h inmate* for Is.V.i will be elected. Ho will In- ri-tpiiivil to furnish hi* own medicines, and attend on the Steward and family, as well a< all the inniatii of the Poor House when ealh-il on. l'or fin thef particulars apply to .It) I I.N A WIKR, Secretary and Treasurer. Nov. 11, US 21. i'Kfll'KKTY FOR SALE. ' I "MI F. undersigned havinir determined to re1 iiiovi to the West, nli'eis at. private mile, until the Ut!d of November, tin; following property, eoiisi.-t inir of two or three liilicly iNcsrocs, Some line blooded Horses, tine Cattle, a lnrcjo Slock of Hoys, a la rue (jllimtity of Corn. Fodder, < ?ats. Miueks. t'oiton Seel, ami a very valuable lot of Household Furniture, with u good lot of I 'I.mint ion Tools. That portion of the above nronertv not sold privnta'lv will In- otf<-iv.l at the residence oftlio subscriber at public outcry Monthly, iUJ KoVcUlbi-l'. AI-'?>. on the same day will be rented two Tracts of Valuable I.and. Terms made Known on the day of Bale LEWIS SMITH. Nov. is, IS.'.S. 2? It mam: or L.nn. VS t!i.* Executor of the Will of Jolin Chiles, dee'd., iiiol by virtue of the power confer1 on iii>' l>y the Will of liohert McClinton, deeM.. I will sell I'll the first Monday in I>eember in xt. at Abbeville Court. House, to the h ij^hest. l.iider, all that tract of land devised by th?- Will of the said Hubert MeClinton to Inn daughter l'.!izab<-ih- Stover for life, containing More or lc-s, on itm-k Branch in Ahhcvjllu I)istriet, bonified by Tyra Jay, W. G. Keller, William .lay and other.-*. Terms made known 011 da}'of sale. Til OS. C. riCKUIX, Ex'r. Nov. ] 1. J28 -It NEW COMBINATION. YANKEE ROIHNSliin AUPIIITIIEATRE with HURT'S UKI1AT CIRCUS, consisting r?K v ' 4 DARING ACTS ()F EOLES. ~ TRI A"N 1SM! ^ ^ ACROBATIC & GYMJTASaf.rjv Tic EXERCISES, an*., HERCULEAN FEATS, Ac. Interspersed and pnlivened l>y theComicalitios oftho CI.OWN. Consolidated fora Southern Campaign, will 1 perform at AliBEVlLLE ou t^S3r Friday, Dec, 3d" vjtfAfternoon performance at< ~ o'clock; Evening tit f?? flv/ f-o'cloek. Admission fiOct?. : jrlj(A . Children and Servant#, half ? .r^VVv q piieo. ^ ',0 cnlpr^'nm<in^ differ? materially from old fogyCir~ cuse*. I laving sc^iery and fixtures ample to present' ijC^^sA Moral Drama Days'if '76, Qzm- .? TIMES THAT TRIED t MEN'S SOULS." On wbieh RobJrt3 -will "stand dbwn " Ujo ill.*' This preht Drnma is jnded on lnoidenta whtiq>t>curred during :tba settle?at of Ilia SciotoValley, excels anything evtf in- ! )d^ed in. publio uoiuueThe above Company wiW' yt perform Dec. 2^ ; fyoety.. "tr SKturdtty, Beef 4tl?. Nor. 10, 20-2t. .l (# jij -jrU

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