Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

..U. M bviuix V/XXJIIJIU IV tfUiUUUH. j Ttw attondimo'S'KI intercut at ?h* Insula tc IIall Fair of il??? la.?li*?s of th>? C-iUioun Monument Av*ici*t.ton. w*'7? vti'U maintained an rveiiinc. T!i?? attmidano! at. *nv one tmnn-Mtt u? n-n. perhaps ? <l?nse a#ois the fir** evening f<stt in m>j t.is * constant ?? >* ;? itm au<j rlianc?'. ?! visitors, ait<) th<! wftol?? nurubrr \*.is :? 1 r \"V- ??? i ?ng. Ttie hlieral ii;<3ueeit;<.iilAolT<;r?;il iu scas-w | tickets render it f<>r visitors to c>in- I ?ult their wnvotii<Mn:? in short ?ti?l frequent! calls, or ivirn?x\\K for other c*IK \Vo reoevr ' oar augge-stioitA (iut visitors shouM provide ' tickct* in advancc, ati<l thus |>r?'reut any Jelav ] At the door*. Mr. C. l?. Whitney h.is offered jjcnerou;-ly to j nip ply visiting ?*r<lij, written in his best. style, 1 lor any vit-iloivj la.lie* ?ir to order, and report th?* pioeccds in full for the l?enefi'. of the fair. \V?* nitiiii?ml nil examination ol Li* specimen# to all who need visiting e.ards. There is a vast variety of serviceable article*, us well a? of bijoux .iii'l tit-bita of fancy and luxury offered at ibis fnir. and itic price*, in most c?*< *, are reasonable, mill, in *jtne cms, Very cheap. Ko vi^it. r need Imj at a los# for nny number or kind of tokens of his visit- The ! juvenile wardrobe department is specially wor- ] tliv of examination liy any who tlcsiri! a use? j ftil and acceptable (Aiken for n child, niece or iK'pliev, ur u:ir<l. 'i i find them, yon may call ! at the Secretary's table, at the North-western! | of the hall. A well known lal>K> un the North side of the i iiall, is U'l'-rtK '! with koiuc excellent, busts of j Calhoun. There are other contributions j oHV.riiigs of tins kii.d, t<> wlueh we eh:?ll refer.) rr?? - j iit? n<?ra' ronti tliiituHi:; an-l ?Jc?:or;:Uoli?s arc | ?T(juirtil? lr .iUr:iiliv<>, Rii-1 fjor.\l bargains are I freely o.'lVivl. Honii* ln-auttful contributions in flowers o:i'l in fancy work Imvc Ihvji r?jc?*iv- 1 ii fruui !u<li?*sof lJluflTtoi: ati?l iJ.faufort. j A getil Ionian of Savannah lias sont. alfo a | Triltiil?; in llowcrs, expressively fragrant ami i I^r. 1'. W. <; it-lies, of Colombia. alwav" ko-'u ! }y ulict to go. ?1 <} -.Is an?l wuik*1, has mini". n. , liborii! <! >11 si* ion in ooj.ios of "Tin- Carolina I Tribute to Calhoun," as edited liy i'ruf. J. I'. ] Thomas. Kight g-i;tl>r?>.tt of Chora w, Sor.li Carolina, 1 have akui;in,l? ii!?;ivii <lot?at ions: n liberal i report. Ii.i- also been Mi'ivisl from th? ulU'tcnii1 ! tif WolToi-1 *'o!i?-;.'c, Spartanburg, and the. ! i pupil* r\f ; lie ?'okeshury Ai^.l'iny, in ,AM>e- i ville I i.v'rint. This. u-o ln>livvv, i.? tin; fre?tn?1 ' ofTffii.i: i'-'r tlrs purpose, from the Cokesbury t Academy. T(ic Special Committor for il>" - ?Mnj. Cliarii's \V". (Iriiv*-.-, at!<l Mcf.'r*. J'. N. j 15oniio.it! arM Pt'JYevilhs. : (! Tlie A?lvi.-<-vv Honorary Committee, w'm ! are r?*ou"st<;?l l<? dMi'ikI for llje ovoniiui. ?r<_*? J I.tout. (ii v. M. J:, fsrii, Don. A. ?. M.-njraf.h. Hon. I*. M. K?'itt, Dr. K. \V. i'olon<>l A. O. AikIi'cka J. M. ICfi-Lin. J.i'-oli Ooh-n, Ks<j , Oil. )?'!m OiiMtintrlv.itn uti<l Coi. KJwj.rJ ; <! 15. YYbito.?U/nirhvl'/n. Slrrcnry. | 0 Nkw Editor tim "OftfiAV*?The Journal j ef Cwwrff, -'f the 'o.V.h tilt., lias the follow inir j ..nuwi-. -<i j?h. nK.in-yi:, it. rt:nnr!-:cj, will ! o be the principal editor of (he Washington ; '1 Conslitttli-tii : j si It lia* I II sujiiaur,fe?l in *'"r.'ral p(i)icr? that J; Vill. M. Hi-o\viu\ who fur (he Itwo or three years ii:is with the t-lito . .j riii ilvparlmenl nf (lie .lnnriiiil of ('<tiimi?w, ; ban l?'?-ti invit?-?l to the r?'?]-oii*i<#l? pusitioi. of! chief <-o; tor of the Wa*>li<ngU?n Constitution, j (intc (he Wrtf-liinifton liiioti.) We hnv* no j doulitof tin". fs<( thai lie !!. ? ? lii-en so invite.1, I " with Jim ft)l! a|>]iiviliAtion ?if l'iv?:>!cn(. liurinm- | t' An, nn<l that h?? ha? Accepted ();>? invitation, ; j? and will soon enw-r uj?on (lis <}iili<>?. i ^ While wc much c-isrcl to part wilh Mr. t <! Jlrownc. whiKK nmiulil.' ? - - ' .. - ...Mi.i?wrr un*S- J nui)iin(r innunfr* have emleare-l liir.i l't us all, ! fj< wc ccngratulau*. the. readers of lii? Washington i Constitution, .-vti<l csju-cialIv ()?>. (km**/!!* immediately cono>.*ni.:<l in i(. an.l vriili it, that they are to have the bctietit of hi a valuable w.rvier#. _ ! M Mr. Bro*vno, although n foreigner by hirtli, pj is a creata-htiirorof American institutions an-3 : Ly tliligem. 6tij>ly dvinug the iight years of his : raiilvui'i! in this cmiiitiT, has tna-le hi?it-v:)f j to llfMer aciiuairit<-<l with* the/n, an?l with h?-]co yriuciph-a on u-ht<-h they an; .'Viumh-.!. tliau ' , , i vnoft nntivtf ?.<>ni Anitwauft .rl equally Juivs . talent* ntnl ciluc.-ilinn, nn?i of mature fill". 11?". ' 1,,? is alt*> a. L)<*UHN;rat ??T tiic first water, although t bfloii^irji; to rv iiohlti famii_v ill livUn.l. an.J | lialil.- at a future <lay to in(??*rit ita <ii.<linution<>. ; 1I?;, however, r??u;ijr<lft tii^M tilings at a wry i w low rate, an J oijjy i!.'*ir?* to act w.:ll bit fwirt at as an American <*.)>to which buuor tie At J tainoi] mjhio (wo wars auo. t . i -ii . , 1 M-.I ?iui loreifrn oltair#, and e*p*ei?lly j European topic*. Ii*r in very fiinilUr. an>l it is ; this tirnuch of service to whi';h lie liu diieiiv I an dcvot?*<l himself in connection wit.li the Journal ; of Commerce. QiiaJifiealirtus pcrhajM still j mow impor'aiit in the responsible position in j which he is t'j ti<? pliu-.c'3, a?-s- j fiee s?? in an eminent degree, ore *nvnd judgment, I steadiness of [mr|)n??, integrity. j , *nj true [i*fiio'.jsiii. U'e have threat coriti-i denoe uiukr lii< <lir?cli'>(i, tlx C/wtlitutian cr* will |n^.vm a. character no*- micoiigeuial l<? i p),. that of the excellent administration of vhich ! it u. :a a ** .use. the mouth piece. And we confess in & little pride that a. g<-i>Uem?n deem- ' ^i{ avu*t?'n* ?-?** ..~j -j. ii pusuon, *Houi Lia\. j j trii The Es??i>'7a> Cuisv-..?EtiijUn^ <10?as well > ueJ a* th?* f>iw".in?*nt/r! nations?is ''anu "?iT on >t | naat ?c*li>. T!i>> c.orrefpo*-j dent of ih<r N"?w York OoimiHiYcial, #a.y?>: j ^ "Th*. dock cards r?r<* ac.f.i<.-< uiplit an.' day, ! far srtilliiiy i* Ur.inz to s.11 our bnniii t unions thi fortifications of tit* *?< c?r?- 1 P** ftiily ?ir?nirfh<!iK*il, an<l tri?p? *n<{ yuii* li4T? ! s<?? hi>;n <xnt to the Chnua-il Isljuvl*. In liwt | bill Hout*. of C?utn*ni,t}>? First Locd of the A<i- j ^ ( miralty ha* ?*- ?!<?r '' ?i.w* ? --* ?* * " * ou^rsmuw jJiatUMOJUiiiry afaaiald j Iw*. f'tr a. UMtw?uti fii? utrit of ] offi'-rr. la M i?w of Po?rs, K35<?- y ' bni>msf,K Li-i oig5tt tti-Ji?riv5 ? Itvl j of iHir oiuvw^kmus le/J;43 '-mops it j ho.ne, in oi-ier t,i our yinotoatiary ! at the CPH;;;f Car: 5W. i >rf Still tli* pcvibtbibtj m t5iA<. \'a>? ?<rt. j at*.V 6?ry to y<jw if sotm? f":v.sfa j;?ldi jjjv. J j,/r If tii<? Hwfvirfir a fu'Jser <i.*- | Uy ?if * VAtS^ <>r Miloyiiv, ?vr i awiitfi i "*li or to-'fl. Iw it jvcv.t/y tit /t; Itciatiu* Ji? for tiits. jwxpo64. I t ? | liy Errnrc or rnc Win I* 1j:3?p7; Axbiucw j To-i^exf-sai'..?"iv.vmy? hae lxv?a dv? ^ ewr.tl war ! ^ sp>V( ti*? %^<?Cic2>rnt. of Srf- nearly S fty J <** years, tuii A?v.'<i<ua ^ait^vx- -i cos tioa to Pxrin. Gerstanv nwi ri?!o : * ~v ' _r many fuM. Kummtovm Axu^r'ieata ftfzjzii** reside in Roow, PW-ec-cie aafl oOvr ft*?ina BIuj tur? diiMra *?. flw lifnuar. ?oWSttni 1 ?aUeg*A; other* li<r? is t.he. uwih ?>" Fr?a?, is of i ?* tufi'.* is owy jkkiL? sVxtg *Ji? ( Biii ue. Tli* tiff net of the, vxr wiil lae, fir .a, to .. Kod ?11 ill a* trt lV?t <w l.?>ion (for vbn kttove tlaat, ft ? dty of Pxr ?* texy not. * agvia be Oe*ruj<*?j4 fiv foreign treopt. ?e?? 1815, gr* by tke j ftixn&dIj, to ftirc^, thA mul j ~ f onimer tr.ivrl fx? Buojjv.. So otaA tJie voroe ] ., (tr the European tsc?r? kitsJ- 3 lor At, At., and m cniidi tb-s l>stt ?r 1m- tie Mot < J eLttMof f^vpio t#?v. Oar ?ach*M*bii b<n?? 1 fioj f pMcoge will be >o tlicir pV*A- I j lire *x?i tjMu d tbeir uw?ey if. biMi?s ; it w*y b--. j for Mreral y.t?rs; for urfeea tl*s vtr^xasuw^ 1 ^ it will uot (*9 ?M*y to Sk tivs of it* <v*da- j scan. 1 j * " ^ j tK^ Corms rirtrvr ?->- If?? ^ ._>j> pi TUS .Mnua. A Meropfm paper ?kj? that <iariitg the preset MiatR 1VKJD haVtl of MUaa htTC 0NM a*0t M] ad north front that city by nilntl Fnw? or I July !flt? IHJW, fa May 1<4, WH. errer 81,100 M UIm were &>r??ri?l (raa iientpkw to tk? t ?Mt awl north?tfam truce (1m that has heretofore been aeat fran Out city it the uu direction during a like period atWsa. earn m ? > Uni Bosxmus Ekiocaov.??t an ejection recent- pat Iy held for Bct^aufier General of the EdjtfieU the nod Abbeville Cavalry Brigade. Capt. J. B. ten Griffin vu chesea without nfpootio* to that in mnaal *~A,lcmtmar. dca THE INDEPENDENT PRESS. I, AFBEV1LLE, S. C. W~A~LEg, gJITOEFriday Morning, May 20,1859. ~ ADVEBTISEMKNTS. We tlirect attention to the advertisement o( I>. iJrtig^ist, who has purchased fJnt interest of ft m late partner, Dr. D. A. Joaik?.v, in the w?U known establishment on Granite. Range, sign of the Golden Mortar, and is now jwparcJ to c.irry on the business on hi* over. account. Mr. MoLaucumn" ha*had an ex- i umisivc experience, in connection with the one I of the best Drug Stores in Columbia, nn<l is well known to our community as a skillful and reliable druggist. lie.lias all the qualities to insure hint success in his business ; and we take pleasure io commending biin to the patronage of our frten<Is. See the advertisement of thi sale of the valuable plantation, negroes, and stock of J. E? FosTKtt, deceased,on the 2d June m>xt. The advertisement of the sale of nine likely negroes, by the Commissioner on next Sale Day. The mI" will positively take place, uud purchaser* need fear no disappointment. See the card of Dr. S. ITknuv }Icari>, who , has been practising his profession in our Vill ige ] during the past year ami has established his j character as a skillful Dentist. He has pertna- 1 ncntly located It ;r.;, an<! may be always found I iti liis office over Bviaxcii, Allkn <fc Euwa&us* 1 Drug Store. Head the notice to the Washington Troop ' l?y t'apt. J. C. Martin; the Cards of Dr. D. ' A. Joiiiiav and D. McLaughlin ; the est ray no- ' tice bj' Jamks M. Kkmf; Commissioners, Sher- ' ilT's and other advertisements. . i CI?" Tli'* usual terviees ntny ho cxpeeted i 1 u the Presbyterian Cliun-h on next Sun day. j 1 CST" Tii** Kpiseopal rii'jrcli will he open fur ! s lerviuo on Sunday at- tlio usual hours. POST OFFICE KB- OPENED. ? Til-' Post Office at. Ml. Carmel, which wi\p a lit?:>i!>tin?t;?l, has been re-^pened, and Ma. auks I- Covin appointed Post Master. 1 BAIKT i Wo have been visited during the past frw ^ lays with abundant rains, and wc learn that j ther portions of the District have been equally tvor?'.'L J THE SOUTHERN BIGHTS DRAGOON8. t: This fine. VohmNvr enrps ?r< to have an- u ther Till, on Saturday the I Ith June next, hree prir.es are to be. itvnnled on the ueeaion?lho first a Silver tjoblet, presented hy In. J. T. M?k>rk, x former member?and the ?-o other prizes, provided by the Officers of j a le Company. J ^ vv axjLi itLBKilMSl) iLPPOIKTHTElTT. I u We r?ro pleus<*d, says die Ctiroliniiut^ to loam j ^ ?.it ?h<> Court '.if Errors has appointed, under i? rocc-tifc a?-t of Legislature, KJnmtuI j w| elli'.urer, I>n , <>f out eitv, solo Oommiwioner ? * I Cf i Codify the I.swj of (lie Slate. His les**l i ^ irnini^ an<3 indefatigable industry admirably ^ ialify him for the ' very imjwrtanl, duties of ie commission. LKCTOBE OH PHONOGRAPHY. Ui We take pleasure in announcing that Mr. A. pt ayks of Due West, will deliver a Lecture on <Jf ionoj?rajihj" in our Village on Friday evening, jj e 1*4tli June fu-st, ai introductory to the w notation of a c)ftr?. Mr. Maykr is highly remmeiided by Mr. IIosnfh, of the Ttlctcopr, 3 we have co doubt, will prove a very com- Wl tent instructor. W THE HOT SOPPEHOur read.*r? ill n..i 01 ? ;i>jt o'ipper, lich w to b? giveu on llti* (Fri?lav) evening. ^ the M4.r?haJi House, by tin; Laiiie* of the Off wing tvo<:i?ly, for the beuefilof the I'resby ian Church. All We trust, that, there will he a large attend ^ m on the occasion. The liberal am! public rite/1 will have an opjiorlui.ity of ointribut; to a praireworthy object, an<i pleasure ^ kors will fx fi<l no lack of e.njoyuicat. COT.T01TS GENKRAX ATLAS- iot SVe take fjlfiifiure iu again refrriiig our read, who are Jcsirousof obtaining a very comte au<l perf-jct map of Uw world, to Urn . uui.1111 3 ii'iiuvitncrjii a tins, lor wbicJi . Won.lit is nor eaarajwing our District. 4re important feature of the *?rk, is that sever- ^ jf tlie maps are to arranged, that they can m> Lakea out aud re;i!ae?i citK uew ones, At * ^ li ug east,?nicking the work at any tiiue wly as go<i-i as tew. ^ DrVISIOlToP CALIFOBJfIA- ?.<!{ rix t-'legrnnh liri/ig* iufnr.'n.iUoa tii at a biJl the division of tl?? State of Califorcia hu ^ ieed hot it branei.es ol* the Leg ?5a tore, and j (ju k*. uo l?? i?or?iior }<?f hi* ?igu*Uxr?. This i i , it ?atjl.led "An Act gr?joliug <Jic MDMot I By li/? Legislature <-4 Lite (<ir inalion of a differ- "u goterunitaC. fur Jlu; Southern counties of -j- ' h-U^e," *.a'I uuduubteiily kwk* to tke Qq i o( the territory thus tifc off, into aa iade- Or idmstStat/i. Tke atme proposed to be give* it u lfi6 "T<irfit<*y ?f CjWiJa" **' ?* " * * l - xjxx IsVJWJU&'I. ^ l:s/l (he p'.<j.*.wr? <xi VciJxy ?v?uing l?*t ^ ittewling a. fJiirJ OwkusX, ^iceu m/, the. )Lcr- Ag 11 h-jiise t>v Wivwr*. ikoabrjit, Jovks aui.l p*J rn-jCUJUi- Tlnsa* g?ntl<ttk*ju (oiwot^l quite '*?J iterative isnjffr.ucu-.vt, ?i?i pertfraMi liieir 1?. i:igfciy t* U>c gr*li/jsitio* of a La^.s *s>i 1 aud/i?fi4. The iutemat of liie ?n- Or. jtrtA/'X by tfca M*reeelljrc CSt air^ jjid atMlLer Frenck mlr, wksek were ?w ?*u tt'jiJi liue e&txt by Uafuicur Bouauu. C3j Tb? iwrformeofes were Ta/ell ef Jt v?d jiud tit* eTeaiag pcMtvioff pety*gr?e- ?*? S- bit COJTJCT CP AFFXAUl "W fr?)5<?wi/ig ?ntMitof tbe raeeit euu ?** Lpjvaa1^ frost our JXitriet: i. C. (Ue*rer,> ??. D. W. WilliMM ^ tiic iissisMi WjLrdkw. S. ?< Tot. MicKAtaey ce. W. P. ST<?ble?*?? Motion ^ it?L J. Wj fcafctMl If. UittitM w. D. O. Owtbdn. tiaa diauMttL G'A'?11, J. ^ L 11 U<w(?*?Kry pi. J?ha UsLiml Me- j 1 /?f oirutc KM a tbe outtar ef F. W. Gmmt ' tpoaeA for eMiiientui. r '* ufix or xeasIt vxi?oam. l Lav was pitcad duiig Um bA Mjnit ?f n<; Oiita L^slatan vhtefe makes it a ak- j umt to tuny piiUi, btww kmiU, dirk, ?r 8U? 7 otKetr eueetM v?tpot, aider, a pw?hp Im o?t exeeediag two kvadred dollar*, tM # impcMMUMot of Dot man than thirty days gts* (Jm first ofMee. TVe *eooad u paaitiwJ L nun mv?k1;. A ?jail*r lav Awk (n ' eted aad etiforfled ta every Stale ca tke iaa. &ai?e)y a day goo* by ia vMi the eroi >lie jooraala ana a?t eittod apaa to record Jay partieaUn af Maw frightful soeme, aftea matiag iabWedaUed aad death, sad eaaw4 ^ aast ttua hy tha su&laa aad teu&l aaa af ?U U$ *<^Mt I iti 1 TH* SEW POST OFFICE. Ms. Ml'I^abk.v informs us thai he is making every effort to hasten the completion of the various improvement* which arc to liemado t<i our present I'oet Office. The contract lias been undertaken by Mr. Enbiuut, of our Village, and he will gcoit have the work completed.? j The dela}' !ia?heon occasioned by the necessity of having the locks for the hoses made to or- i der. TIkm are to l?e of a very superior kind, each with its own distinct key, and their nw ufacture has taken eonii! time. These are uow daily expected, ami vlwn they arrive tlia various changes will be Atone* made. These improvements will involve considerable expense, and will entitled Mr. McLakun lo the th&uks of the community for tlie public convenience which tliey will afford The whole front of the present building will he thrown into one roo.n, to he furnished with suitable conveniences for the accommodation ol those in waiting?whilst in the rear, will he the Pout Office projter, with its neatly arranged and well secured boxes. The whole arrangement will very much facilitate the delivery of the niuils, and conduce to the general coiive. nience. THE REVIEW AT CHALK LEVEL. On Saturday last the Lower Hattalion of thz Sala<la Kegimcnt was reviewed at Chalk Level liy Col. Wu. Cuskscalrs anJ Staff?Mnj. J ?? . r-HiMiK commanding. Tlicrn was only n j small attendance on the occasion, and there ! was an evident dee ay of the Military spirit, of ihc Hutt.ilion. V'pon tlii conclusion of llic Review Mnj. Foosiis made nn earnest and forsilile address, in which he lamented (lie present Jeeline of military spirit and ur^cd Hie im[lortauce of sustaining the present system. Jt? . fticiency depended upon the rigid enforcement >1 the law, and he urged (he prompt, perfor nance of the duly uj>on all good citizens.? liiherto the Saluda Regiment has heeu noted <ir its niilitnrv sr.lnr ?? ..! :? l>? - reived liigb commendation for its ofTSeienev i ind promptness in tin; Ji.-*cliarg? of the duty ' j tnd we Itcdieve that a. proper oifurcifinciit of ! he present law would do much to restore tin; I .noietit military spirit. j W? think thai the present remissness in tlie ! (erformance of military July nri?es not so molt from the onerousness of the present bj-r , em, and a conviction of its inefficiency, hr from ' he fact tliat its burden* are sustained uucijual- 1 y. ]>efau Iters have been suffered to go tin - j >unielied until the law lias lost the respect of j he citizen. I^et the law be en forced against < l)??\ and every good citizen will cheerfully 1 ndortake the performance of the duty. THE ABBEVILLE SQUADBOlf. [ According to previous announcement, the ,, .bbeville Squadron was reviewed at this p lace t n Saturday last, by Col. J. T. licnufcss and I lafT. The attendance was unusually small ' n the occasion. Our fine Village Company, f ic Southern Right* Dragoons, commanded, liy '1 aj?t. J. W. 1'enuiN', turned out in nearly its ' suft} strength, but. from sonic cause, there was uJy ?.f,rjiall rejir<'fi?-ijtatiiin, of that, well known >t-]>s, the Washington Troup, commanded hy < Slit. J. C. M?ttTIX YV.? ?M o-lfwl IA <!.- 'I measure was proposed by the Colonel, which ay have the effect of reviving the Military t] liritof his command?namely, to substitute cl ie Gamp Muster System in the place of the " -esent Squadron Drill. The proposition was J' ithusiastienlly reeeivad by the Southern ights Dragoon^ and we have nn doubt u, ill meet the approval of the Wellington ??p- - 2 At Uie close of the Drill, appropriate speeches w ere made by Col ItcouEAft, and Maj. 11. J. tj, iiite, which were well received. tli ON FHSEN OLOGY. tli We hare during tlie past week been enter- ^1 ined with a series of Lectures upon J'hrenol? 1,1 C<1 y, delivered in the Court Hi?use by Dr. 1)ab- ux a, who has lately been lecturing in Georgia, vi mure rcccm,iy ?n *.?r<vt?vilie anil An<l#rjwn. i*5 Lecturer aeeme to !? . well rersod in hi* scire, and is tn enthusiastic mi vocals of it? . nd lima. He is well provided with a. fin? option of skulls, plates and diagrams, by the ^ S of which he imparts givat clearness and ^ erestlo hi* leeturps. At the close of each wi ture he gives puhlie examinations of ihe ^ ids of two individual* seleefced from the an CO. <u->e, and these hare firmed an interesting ^ ture of the enter?aini,:cDt The lectures ^ s free, and are iutended to at alien an interw< in die subject of Phrenology?the T?ctur<;r king hU livelihood by furnishing charts, and ^ ehing elaaee*. jnj DZ BOWJ BEVIEW. ao EFe omitfe4 ail tJie proper time to acknowl- inj ne the reception, of the May number of this <3* Ittable Journal, which has (tees upna our m< >le for acceral weeks past. The following is ! table of co*Vote: Ancient Karaili^s of Virginia, Maryland, Ae. 1 George Fitahvigb, of Va.; The African Rl r?Oo. liy JJ-. KiJp?trick,of Lou>?i<tiia; Th? rjv tbive War of Texas. By Hc.arj- J. Jew-sfl, of me; TVe Ui?iinsi|vpi; it* Hat#.,(Hirintrtiorra, ?ja list*. dte. by Dr. S. A-.Cart Bright, of iSe?r leanp; TTve University of the Aoutij ; Mr. k* fereou?TVs I>e?)arxti<in ?f lnd<?j>ea<<pn<M fiK i Vr&iAam. By ll?a. George B. rihortri'Ig*', 0i\ Ala.; The VortU Ahitkiu J'Jm?Valley ??f , i MiAflinppl, At By i. W. Siitt, of K?v , leitt*; A Sovjtiserw (VjntuScraey. By Alfred ^ Smith, of tSouih Carolina; Depittatent of ^ riarttmre; IVj>artn2eot of Comcnetve ; IV- w rtcaent of [nterstl IttptuveaoiU; ititwtMtU [kiarfaSKUt' JMilnri?I UTSSAB-r' AEDKBSft. BT? axe to a. frwiivl for * -copy of the <5* atiam &t1iver*l before tie of ilt? ^ *ddi at tfveir r&xat Coia&x*iee- ,n! stt by ft EL Com tryul, Esq., apoa " T5i< iq ia2? of JlittooftjJ Stwdi<? u|?i (Jte V?ot2i Ml our country* a. octijeet t/i which tlie t4L}?it ^ I *<yjuIr*K<-nt? of tfta *vtji?r ?el! ?|u?.lify ^}i > iu <m ubj>w jwsuee. iw aa4r?ae k cbuU I ?naple i? stjVe, atxi {imnU a d?ar ?xpo? | m mf ?be nucfuU adctaUj^t of Flmtorae*] ^ fie?, * wtill a* a kvmv ( i-w* tYjpwtiM diicti af ihe vtnotH hkoriuii ^ i?at ixd iui?ra. Tlte addnu ?ii veil ^ ay {mtquL It k neitly prioUy] bj ileaere. \ j,m, Evavs 4c Cou. mf Cbri?sfa?. an , i m ?w Uu 47 Stock.?The CbarV?taa New* of wday report* tiM f?U?*ii? mWi: ^ 4 RotkJa. |M4 e?A, Sootk Carolina Bail tWl aOmpMy, for . Boo4\ *SOO each. Saotb Gurofiaa Rail fo" 4 Csmpan y, *?L <*** > B??4?, ?eh, City of Cotaabia per Can (.tSi. ? Bond. ftVM, GrMiviQe ud Columbia frxM :lno*il 0?mp*?y, fM. State <rt South Cimiat 6 per eeat ? ck. ?toa.?? *. iv 0 Suroi CterMU nl (Vmtk CtraUu ?, lf?4CMpuy8bMk. <72,1*. ^ I) Share* 8<wth Ctnlua ficilrMl Bank =fc,at*lti7fcL Mti ^ lea Fwut Fw*.?We tw happy te anamw 59% 1 the pablie iaterait * the patriotic Fair at vu jUte Hall m aaabateit The Moot vm m v4?d Ua?T?u?g. Mat Ue epeaing. TW Mlj aa4 lafpiMM experienced te faUy tipua ?.? by Dm cathwiiai with which the tableau Ma reeled, the grabbace patronised. aa4 the ^ dee oa the table aeogbt for. The ladie* ia aot rare afthieeeteipoeaewt feel grati e4?t ?f 1 Ulaadiqpfbh WftMW OWi Jftmwjf. of t: THE EUROPEAN HEWS. The statement of the London 77me* that France and England had formed an alliance offensive and defensive wcms ?*> hare cau??d a general panic upon the London Exchange. It ; was positively annouoced that Russia had enI caged to declare war against Austria u'ithin | fifteen days after the Austrian troops should : have crossed (he Sardinian boundary, and that the fleets of France and Russia were to co-op| crate in the .Mediterranean and j>a 1 tic. This I statement proves to have heen entirely un! founded, and Uie trniin - ? - j u<*v~> w uv mure than an engagement ?a the part of Russia to hold I'ru^itaui] tii?: other German State* in check in the event of an Italian war, the effect of which will lie limit the area of hostilities, : and to confine it U> the ltnlian States. On (Ilia subject we make the followiog cx tract from the New York Tvnr$: Although the Persia and the Kanparoo yesterday arrived nt this port, bringing us the most disastrous intelligence from the London Stock Kxclionge which !ins ?M-os*ed the Atlantic f<ir many a year, there is not one feature in all their news which, on a calm exiitniualion at this distnnee of time and space, appears to offer no anything like a serious warrant for the fearful effects it had produced. We, of New York, have l>y no menu* a i.iouoply of panics; and (lie widespread ruin scattered through hundreds of Knglisli households, liy the mad nixi meoiifnleralile language of the lx?ndnn Ti'iiOR, may well be taken at mic of the most ftrikinsi among ninny c?ii^|iicuou4 evidences which hi>torv iiin.-l iwuril of the fact that the " communities of Gr<*at Britain rule themselves with no more ampler or more steady wisdom than our own nervous and excitable ix-opk The shame of this senseless exhibition will tic likoly, we think to strengthen the influence of thr A tili-Austrian party in Kngland; and so to confirm tin* disposition of all Knglish statesHK'ii who lioM a hojte for<'l7ice, in favor of a strictly neutral uM.it utlc for trreat, Britain in the pending conflict. The public opinion of Kngland will probably soon begin to echo the strong words if the Ix>iidon Daily News, that. " J>ord Malim-tbuiy is as truly the author of the Uus-o-lYcnch combination as if his name Xi'i atI5x?-?l to the Convention.*' IJythe vacillation of himself nn<l his colleagues during the early progress of the negotations; and finally", hy their foolish avowal before Parliament of their respect and regard for Austria on the lSlh *?f April. Ixird Slalmcsbnrv and his chiefs i literally forced the Emperor Napoleon into tlie i ullijuio- o( the Czur Alexander. Tliey may be darnicd, ami utter repentant Palinodes over [.he I VatikensW-iu of their own imagining, now ihnt. it is too late for litem to undo their work. 'l'lie owjiUm-i* by Austria, at the eleventh !i?ur, of Knglnnd"* proffered mediation of a , i (Kiwor whose ministers had already expressid their sympathy u-iih the Austrian view of he (piestiens at issue, was simply absurd; 1 ind it is not surprising tliot tiie latest I tews should inform us of its practical rejection ( ?y the French Government. Napoleon 111 hail Icmanded for Sardinia, as is rej>orted, an o|?eii tpologv for tin; insult put upon her by the Aus [ rian ultihuitmn, and compensation for the ex- ? tenses to which she has been driven by the Vustriun altitude. Terms like these France c nd Sardinia have a right, to exnet.; but Aus- ^ ria is hardly likely to have conceded tliem.? H "he exodus of Italian volunteers into Sardinia . aving now culminated in the open movement j f a whole Slate, the (Jr.itid Duchy of Tusiany, ^ lie Austrian Government in receding before | - i? ? i ' ... - ^-umi n";<!<ic uc-iorc all Italy. We t an fee no good reason, therefore, for doubting ., fiat by the first of May hostilities must linve { ufimi* need on the Sardinian frontiers. Tlie ^ intense accumulation of French forces alone ^ ic line of tins Alps had already liegun to di6- _ lunge itself into the plains of Italy. The pass ^ f the. Mont- Cenii?, which lind been impeded (4 y fresh enovison the '20III of April, hud been -j iade practical by the 27tli; atnl the few daj'a t) nined in discussing the English olfer of medi? ^ lion at Paris hud heea turned to good account y the French commanders. Tlie flooding of ie country of the Ticino, which is level, full F swumps .n:<] rice-fields, and cut u]? hy innny ^ ?l?r courfo:, would irn|w>de very seriously j te Austrian advance, and mate the moment of , ie tiiv,I collision <juite uncertain. But the n loud of France and Italy would eeem to be 0 lorovighly up, and the w?r will unqucationa- |( y be carried ou in a fiercer temper an<l with ore vindictive feeling on either aide than any ^ ir.lest, which Europe has seen since the great itionai wais of 1813-14. r, (j THE BEGINUTNG OF HOSTIL1TH3. h' The telegraph announces the beginning of j, utilities, and the first success of the Austrian cl rus. According to the statement of the Lon- y' n Tunc*, two course are open to Austria, 'J* .her to adi?pl a defensive jvolicy, or to press on p, rh every available force t?Tarin, to destroy A e Sardinian army, before the French can nl nieup.aud lJiew to crush these as they des- l'4 nd the passes of the Alps. The march t/> irin id said to present do serious obstacle, and ?uld force Victor KmauueL the Sardinian in tig, to the necessity of abandoning his eapi- Ui lor fighting a desperate battle with greatly o< '/ nor forces. Tiii# course however admits of delay the French are rapidly transports- Jj j their troops to Genoa, aiwl will in a few m ys. join the Sardinian* with fifty thousand it tn at Alexandria. n We aaoex the following items: jj' Ni.w York. May IS. ^ Die itcimcfg Weaer and Uurus^ia, which li< led fi\nu Southampton oa th? 3d instant, ar- th ?< >! at tin t, pavt to-day. ui Utc^lca of coUoa at Liverpool fr?r the two ac ys anfouuttfd tu 9,<)<? i>al?&, of which ejtecu es oi* and eiport??ra took 2,0(?(V. All qualities eo ve decli/Jod- Liverpool circular* are oon- n< :rt?ng?some f-ay th<*. decline amounts to ? and l<* nrrs nearly ot ConswJs are quoted at 80$ to 9(1. pe Die Austrian* MK>.*eeded in tailing the Bridge li'iffalora, after a fJiarp conflict, involving *" uci<leraht>& !< .* of life. It ta reported that >rtara baa bees lafcea. T1 he Aochst*, May 14. fas The steamer Ar &? arrived off Cape Raee toy, atn-i the Nova Scots ac arrived Quebec. * fciging advices from Liverpool to the 4th .,n tint y Hie tiiloa of eottoa for the three days were ? J5(V0 bale*. Priooa have?deciuied i<L Cona *0} t? 90|. Pf Napolean'a ruanifeato appeared o* the Si < v - u> i iias rtiMa tile rate or du- 6" j at Uirec (o four p?r eeot. ^ Im [kessuts Astu*?hmtmbsmtfokpra- bo ?e?J Inebriate Atylrn in K?v York, hav? mo jod ait appeal t* tlt? divrc)i?s of die Coited < itee. and the Anxncu public, for iwirtnet. Co e of tiv ft*ten?iU are stattiing, a* for ?zSW? 0?? following: , bo eaa doubt the vital importance of ?eh ra atylum ?1mi% evea before its firA ?tf/?ro U i < spieled. applications htv? been cwnd? for ha &ittaaee, many of wbicb are fro* the pa- of: it* UitiiuelcM! Among the applicant* ?re am elergrmea, thirty-?* nhjuicim fill ty-twa lawyer*, three judge*, twelve editor^ pr< r anny ana three naval officers, one tiao- l?a< id *ci eeveaty-nioo merchant^ fifty-five Mi nera, firehctadred mm4 fifteea fchaaiea. wh I fwr hundred and tea v?uea, who are the it the Lick walk* of life. B.? ? , , Me laux. ws ura ast Run m? Uomf? a > dm>eaa of the weather ia the aabjeet of ?nl"nmut. The Philadelphia Balletia ^ ( We have heard it aamttd. hat tmea ah*t 1 horky w? (:imw aot. that o? rain hat fJ- P <l?taK (1m HMrtli ?TUtj, k ih? I for five ?tntari?s. Kwt m U aay, Own mm i* Derioetiy dry (Imu Ht| 1849, Uty t?j 9. >uy 1US, ui May ' 1TN, Dm pmuftmi m ikt tW< will U mi am ally rau>I?na ?p?H la Stay IS#*. V? bava Ota ua?4 UeiHMar't rejpster. but itdaaa Mat 8a* d ?*m m fu baak aa 1711, aa4 wm knav gaa where to look far a meteorological reaord iMlfiUlalgMM Ittolak macairMy J?el LETTER FROM MR. BOYCE. Sabikk Faiim, Mny 11, 1865. An intelligent correspondent. "Harper," in a recent number of your paper, seems anxious to know my opinion on certain point* that he alludes to. I utterly repudiate Judge Douglas' idea that a Territorial Legislature may discriminate against slavery, and nothing could induce me to support for tli? Presidency any one standing on this platform. I consider it as clear as a mathematical problem, that the South have & right to bo protected with their slave property in the Territories. and that Congress, or their instruments, the Territorial legislatures, should afford this protection. As a qu?-etion of practical action, I u-ould not at this time have originated this issue, but having been raised ?s a Southern Ueproeeutative, I shall demand the fullest measure of our rights. In reference to the African slave trade. I cor >11it 11V airree with "llarnor" ilmf. ?i... I Union lasts "it will prove a. firebrand to di?! tract and divide our people, ami divert us from ' the greater and more important issue" of safety and independence. When I Ituve gathered my fodder I design to vii>it my constituents in their several Districts, and liope tlien to be able to give tliem at length my views upon the political complexion of the times. I may be permitted, however, to BAy now, that never has the future looked more gloomy to me. We are threatened with the greatest possible calamity?the domination of an imperious North, ntnl the paralysis of a disunited South. We shall need all wisdom and moderuti'-n to nvert the disasters that, threaten us, and yet how marked in the absence of these great, qualities oil the part of many who aspire to direct publii: <>>>inion at the South. It is but too probable tint a hostile sectional party North will soon acquire possession of the | (>overiimcnt. In that event (lie South should ' not. remain a moment longer in the Union.? Yet who ?loes not feel that the success of that movement for independence depends upon the i opinion of the people of thotVonth as lo how far the success of the seelionnlized North was t owing to tiie itii|>olicy of the South. But i how little deference do n: my of the best friends nf Smit It*ii i,nt? ? *1 |iu_y hi ill is irulllf Iii conclusion?1 fear the North sectionslized will soon take possession of the Government. Then I go for Southern independence at ull ' hazards, by a single State leading olF if neees- i fury. To make this movement successful the I South should he made as much as possible one [ in sentiment, the North should he divided us much as possible; to accomplish this, in my opinion, the three great requisites of Southern 1 statesmanship are?moderation, moderation, ' moderation. Very respectfully, s WILLIAM W. BOYCE. c Mb. C. P. Pelham. * C?:ttino Down the Mails.?It will be seen from the following extract from the Washintr- r. xjii correspondence of the Philadelphia Atntrcan, that in conscqutnce of tlie failure of the I1 *ost Office bill at the last session of Congress? j* .he people will be deprived of their present 8j nail facilities after the 1st of July next. Es- b >?cially will that be the case with the South- ' irn States. Here is the extract referred to: ? 'V^ftcr several weeks of hard labor, the ten J >r twelve thousand bids for the mail service in (JI Virginia, North and South Carolina, Georgia ol nd vlorid?. have been assorted, so that ft K| troper idea can now bo formed of the cos*? of s) his service as compared with the existing conracts, which will expire on the 30th of June, (j ly referring to the last Report of the 1'ost.mas- ^ er-General, it will be seen th-?> he content- ,| dated an increase of fifty percent, on the mail |f icilities of this section. The proposals on the _ asis of present service, averaged between (ifsen ar.d twenty per cent above what is now ? *id, so that, in order to k*;ep the expenditures ,'ithin the existing rales, it became rieceisary A 3 reduce the service instead of improving it. ge Vi?weekly mails will generally bo cut down i twice a week, and those of the latter claus al j weekly. The same scaling process must he pplied to other branches. These, contracts ?> i?ui as yet. uie proposals lor trausorting the mails by railroad through these uf tat** have not been considered. They are efcrrcd to the last, owing t-o tlie absence of tA f competition. Mr. Tot mlis* constituents will tic ow have the opportunity of feeling the effect <!< f his refusal to allow the I'ost-olliee appro- |lfl riation bill to pass after tlie House had acppted the compromise which a committee of JT> inference reported. nn "As yet, no bids have been received for car- vii ping the mail between New York' and New ^ rleans and San Francisco, (or tlie nine months el ween the expiration of the present contract T' nd tl?e beginning of the ensiling fiscal year, or was so obvious all competition must, he exuiled, that tlie Department did not even adertise for proposal*, but contented itself with gfl suing circulars. The old companies will [>ubtle&i< finally' get the contract, and it ia itnr/>Hi?I*I--* in -*-4 - - * *"* (..wmiii. outue ai our retinal _ merican relations, if any attempt will be _ ade Ui open the Nicaragua route. No confi ?nce exists in the Action of tbe government, . it/? shifting diplomacy in that quarter." Utaii.?At the conclusion of the recent legal ]?] ivestigations against the "Mormons at Provo, te following order was entered on the Journal ii ' the Court:? The Court has nought diligently and faithful' to do its duty, to administer the laws of tlie cu aited States and of this Territory. It eould >t have any other object. But at every turn lias bad to encounter difficulties and embar- 8}r issments. Men high in authority in the Moron Cburcb, as well a* oien holding civil au- CUl erity under tlie territorial government* seem have conspired to obstruct tlie course of pub- it s justice, aud to cripple the earnest efforts of eoourt, The whole community presents a lited aod organized opposition to tbe proper lm in titration of justice ; every art aud every pedient have l-een employed to cover up ami tbi ineeal crimes c. muiitted by Mormons. Wit- M !?6es liave Iwen prevented by tiireats of vionee from olieying the summons of this couit; iters tixat have trji iiieil tiae* lu>?? < "??" ek safety ia the pr'?u*cti'*u of the U. S. troops ationed near lier?, who, it is proper to u;, p, a b ere on the requisition of t(ve no art, and r whose presence the eourt i? responsible. ? le altfcolat* necessity of having <he*e troops He re hu boon fully demonstrated by all that He l8 trauapirod during ttie session of tba court. > frown all, the grand jury, sworn to perform .. liigh public doty, has lent itself as a willing w[ struraejit Co this organised opposition to the W svaof the country, and refused to meet tU 1 ligatiooa. A most wilting inclination baa pat en manifested to proaeeute Indianaamd other ^ raoaa, sot Mormon*, for their offeuocs, while mwa murderer* and thieves are allowed to Wl uapaoithed. Tbia court determined, aa its C*J1 tion cnanifeata, that it did not ititcad to be atai ed by thiscommunity for it* projection alone, ( t thai it will do jttfiicm to ali. or it will do thing. Not being able to do thie, ths court . w adjourns without day. Too. Cradlebaagh, AMdciaU Justice, Sap. Col urt^ Ex-Officio Judge 2d Jud. Diet. vec a p.. ? ? r w?? n. VJ?1 iw ? rIUIII. 1IIC l?OW un?tS8 eoripoodeat of the Charleston Courier eay?: 5m of the most import*at itetna of new* we re had Htely; m the etatcment Uut the gap Hi sixty miles, between tWe liueiMippi Central * 1 Jack00a Biilriad, in UuMwrpi, will be led up. and open to the eteam horse, most ti by December next. Wo aheJl thus tsft re direct com?00 Veatkra to a point on tbe (bet Mitnppi,* few mi lea below Ctiro,?sd be thin three d*j*' travel of 6t Look, while re will be no inten-vptiee to eonttaaooa u?; ilraaimnmuMttioi from New Orteana to iplua. Charleston, Kichatond, Waehiagtoo, I the Northern citiea. nil wtfrk eompleted. greatly improved ftcil a will exiat for the trmnaportetioa of the IT. ail. and the annoying irrege'tntMa hither- ? ? frequent, will be of rat* occurrence. ^ Iowmm Brnat Oonimw.?Tlw Biek?d oorreepo* jeet of the Petersburg Kxprett, i; iag. "The Soy tit era Btptkt Conrentioa this kuuj niaf, May 9, adopted the report of tbe ting ?rilUi to bold tli* BntOoareotioa it rut Mith, G?, oa the Friday before tke eeeond Wot idey in May. 1861. Tbe Morning e?etiae M i Mialv derated to Um dtMweaioa of ub- oar HWiMtlN with Km d? wtii m4 fercupi nH de**" set WASHINGTON NEWS. Washington, May 10,18G9. Tlio contract for carrying the mail between Now York and San Francisco ami New Orleans and San Fiancisco via Nicaragua, connecting at West, ha* been awarded to I>. JI. Johnson of New York, at one hundred and sixty-two thousand dollars for a betni-monthly scrvico for nine months from tlio 1st-of October. The schedule time between New York and San Franci'co is not to exceed twenty-three days, and between New Orleans and San Francisco twenty days. The ocean service is to bo performed in good and sufficient steamboats and land carriages. The despatches recently sent, to Mr. BigJer, our Minister to Chile, require hiin to make a prompt demand for satisfaction in consenuence oi rue outrages on American citizens mid property. While tlie conduct of Consul Trevitt is not altogether approved, tlio authorities of that republic are required to punish the soldiery for tlieir lawleba proceedings on his premise*. and to restore to liini hisezajnatur. In addition to tlie instructions eent to Utah yesterday to General Johnston iiot to order out the troops as a poMe eomitatun, unless by order of Gov. Cummmg, explanations with regard to th? President's former proclamation were transmitted, the purport of which is represented to he that the amnesty extends only to political oflfencen. As Judge Cradiebaugh's efforts were to punish certain Mormons on other and different charges, the prominent, if not the only blame attached to him is in calling on General Johnston for troops, and in this the latter does not stand excused. There has not yet, however, been any definite action on the Judge's conduct. The Secretary of War hns of late been in JplipAti" li??llli I." -I?: * ... ?..v> us vitrai?ii3 iu morrow i<> leave Washington on a brief visit to Virginia The l)c Morlay Kncampment of Knighu Templar, of Boston, ontiicir wny to Richmond will stop at the National Hotel of this city, where prt-par&tioud have been made for their reception. John Heart, formerly editor of the Charleston Mercury. ha*been appointed Superintendent of l'ulilic i'riiiting. COTTON STATEMENT. The receipt# of cotton in Charleston for the >ast week were, l?y railroads 3,1 't '1 bales ; by water and wagon 85 bales?togeluer 3,257 jales?corresDoiiiliiiir iwl' ! =? " ' " . o tales. The exports from Charleston for the same ime weve, to foreign porU H.727 hales ; constvi?e 1,(107 bales?making the !x>tal export# of lie week 7.824 bales, and leaving 011 baud a lock of 52,522 bales, inclusive of 7,022 bales >n ship-board not cleared, against a stock of 8.47G bales, and 9,750 bales oa ship board ante time last year. The sates in Charleston during the past week mounted to 5,000 bales, at priced ranging ["Jill 10J to 11 J. The total receipts at all the ports during the isst wee* amounted to '25.<)(;il bales, against 0,127 bale*, received during the same period \st year. The total receipts at all the ports im-e uie isi 01 September, Hinount to 3,021,888 itles, against 824,<>73 up to the same dates ist year, showing an increase this y#ar of 97,515 bales. The exports to Oreat Britain up to the latest ates, amounts to 1,655,515, showing nil increase n the exports to that country last year of '290, 67 bales. The shipment* to Northern ports iow an increase of 78o,V4'2 bales from the ' tipmeiits of last year. *' The stock on hand ami on ship-board at all e ports, up to the latest dates, amounts to 1 >1.640 bales, being 94.509 bales less than 0 le stock oil hand at the corresponding date v ist year. u u S T? E C I .A. X. NOTICES. lou<tc<i are C lea red of Vcruiiu ml gardens preserved from the ravages of incts and worms, by Lyou's Magoetic Powders id Pills. "1 Farewell to sleep, when bed-bug* prey, ' Or rats and in ice (confound them) nhiv. a Professor Ly-on found a plant in the interior '' Ama, the powdered leave* of which is cer- ji in death to garden insects, ants, roaches, j :ks, moths, &c. A small amount of this pow- t r will preserve a garden of plants, and rid a ^ iuse of all these annoying pests. It it free lt om. poitom and harmless to mankind and do- L :stic animals. It is more valuable in preser- P ne crops than guano in making them grow. my worthless imitations are advertised, le only genuine is signed E. Lvov. It eao be dered through any merchant. l'owder kills all insects in a trice. n Hut Tills are mixed for rats and ntince. 6< mple Flasks. 25cts.; regular sizej, 50cts ?fc $1 BAltNES <fc I* A UK, New York. May 20, 1859. 3-lin HE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY SIU JAMES CLARKE'S Celebrated Female Pills. lOTECTED LETTERS Y ROYAL PATENT. This invaluable medicine is unfailing in the J re of all tlioee painful and dangerous dU- gf sea incident to tiie female constitution. cu It moderates all excesses and removes all oh- p? uctione. from whatever cause, and a speedy ^ ne may be reliwl on. . v .^/IHKIIJU LADIES gi is peculiarly suited. It will, in a short time in ing on the monthly period with regularity. CAUTION. These Pills sliou Id not be tnken by females. it are pregnant, during the first three months, they are sure to bring on Miscarriage ; but ? every other time, and in every other case sy are perfectly *afe. T In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections . in ia the Dsck and Limbs, Heaviness, Pa- ^ ue on slight exertion. Palpitation of the m; ar^ Lowness of Spirits, Hysterics, Sick ret daehe, Whites and all the painful diseases ^ asioned by a disordered system, these Pilk II effect a cure when all other means have ML Ml directions in the pamphlet around each ? :xag?, wmcn should be carefully preserved. I bottle containing 50 pills, and eoeircled H| i? the Government Stamp of Great Britain. * i be sent port free for $1 sod ( postage tnpa. 5 en era 1 agent for United States, Job Moses, shester N. Y. 1 >old ia Abbeville by Donald McLaaehlin ; ? uaibra. Fisber A Heioitah ; Haviland, Stetson & Co.. Charleston, Wholesale agents: TT I sold be all rMiMeUbl* Drrwm?t* A ~ * " 00 ion ipril 29, 1889-141*. ^ MR! WHISKERS!! MOUSTACHES! hT? fee my Ungaeot, sad yoa can have s Besti- T1' I pair of Whkkers ud Moostsche,?thick, ^ sad luxarianl* witkii Six Weeks, where ehi w were nose before, and will not Stain (he on tijvre the Skin. Price, Fifty Cents per Bot; sent to any part of tbo United State*. j Addrea* JOHN M. SAUNDERS, 1(1 Third Street, New York City. ?. JOB PRINTlHGh jF rehare joot received a fine aaeortawnt of lb. r Job Type, Cram L. Johnson A Co.'* Foun- frit r, which addition to ouroffiee prepares as era cecals, In the neatest 01 saner, evenr Hh- ?*? jtK?? of Fltin and OnuMatai Job t*rint- loaj tocb a* Hand Bille, Gtnk, BUoki of oil 0151 U, Bill UtMk, Circolora, Book Work, Vioi- eon Cardc, As. Oor brc? in tho o0m war- and at ia Mjiat, that v? can 4+yateb Job or t k, with the shortest poasibU OWM. ela? t bopo tohav? ample w?Mrag?Ekeat from toll pitrou ia thia Baa of bonoota, aa \r? srill bar tktm ia aoatacH, dwpateh aad, LutiyFbtft bM\ prtet*. j| COMMERCIAL. Abkrvillk, Msy 19, 1859. Cotton.?None offering. The best articto would uot now bring more thau 9Jc. Hamdl'iio, May 16, 1859. Cotton.?Our market lias been depressed rtince the receipt of th<s war accounts. No regular price has been established, consequently we omit quotations. II. <fc N. E. SOLOMON. Columbia, May 18, 1859. Cotton.?The news of war brought the cotton market to a perfect stand. There was not a hale offered yesterday ; therefore we ore uuable to give quotations. Ciiableston, May 16, 1859. Cotton.?Tho position of affairs on the other side coiiliiuiA? * ... - v.k.vik on umuvuraitie irilluonce on our cotton market, And we find it d ifHcult tnsk to report it corrcctly. The sales have reached upwards of 1,700 bales, and tlie transactions certainly established a very unset* tle<l market. The decline is variously estimated from J-to Jc. on better qualities, and 1c. on th? ordinary and poorer grades, viz: 9 and 10}e. CONSIGNEES. The following persons have freight in theDe-' pot at Abbeville :? T B Crews, James Lesley, II S Kerr, J Vf Jones, J W Crawford, W A it R E Grilles, Mrs K Tilmun, T C Perrin, Mrs Ilebecca Barr, II W Lawson, Rev B Johnson, \V M Hughey, Tho? Thomson, A Clark Jr, I>r J J Ward law, Tagcart <fc McCaslin, I) J Jordan, J T BUrmin, T N Browning, J Wood, J A N Knov, L 11 Russell, J A II J White, W II l'arker. C T Haskell, Tj Rohison, J Knriyht, Seudday <fe Birues, W M?Ilwnin, E J Taylor, J McBryde, J A Calhfua, J M l'errin, Wier &. Lytligoc, O T Porclier. D. R. SONDLEY, Ap.'t DR. S. HENRY BEARD, DENTIST, Graduate of the Baltimore College of Dental Surgery, HAS permanently located at Abbeville C. II., and solicits a share of public patronage. Teeth inserted from one to full upper aud lower ncto. Exposed nerves destroyed and treated, free from pain. Having purchased ?n office flight of I)r. Blandly, of Baltimore, I am prepared to insert teeth on the Clieopl&ntia process. Office over Branch, Allen A. Ed* ward's Drug Store. ^.blQOVllIO. S. O May, 20, 1859, 3-tf The State of South Carolina. ABDEVILLE DISTRICT IN EQUITY. \gnes Cox vs. P. S. Guillibeati, adtn'r, Augustus M. Cox, et. al. Bill for Partition of Real Extate. [T Appearing to my satisfaction that Augustus M. Cox, Samuel Jacob", his wife Jane, lefendants ill this ease, reside beyond tb? imits of thisState, On i..otion of Marshall <fc Lee, Coinp. Sols., irdered tliat said defendants do appear, plead uipwer or demur to said Kill of Complaint viifiin three months from the publication hereof rlhe tamo will be taken pro confesno sgaiutt liai. W. II. T AUK Ell, C. K A. D. Commissioner's Office, ) May 16, 1859. J 3 Sm Cstate Sale. TTNDER. the direction of thp Will of J. E. FoaL/ ter, dee'd, will be sold on the 2nd of June, t ibe late residence of said dee'd, ihe following ropert.y: Cows, lloga. Goals, Mules, 1 llorte, ,ot Smith Tools, Road Wagon and Harness, 'lantatiou Tools, Corn, Fodder, Bacon, I.ard lc . Fine Piano, Household and Kitchen Funiiure, 14 Likely Negroet, among whom are tw? e<id Cooke, a SeamstresK, Washer and Ironer: iic jwaii anon on Which lite deceased lived, conlining about 500 Acres, villi a fine enpscious >weliing, all necessary outbuildings in good reair, also, a good Gin House and Screw. Tlier* i a growing crop in the place, which will either o sold wilii the land or separate. JAMES McOASIjAN, ) C. W. COWAN. \ Extculor?. N. D.?Terms of sale, a credit of twelve loulha, interest frotn day of sale and approved jcurity. May 19th, 1859 A 2t The State of Sonth Carolina, ABBEVILLE DISTRICT, In EquityHenderson Kirtland, I 'North <fc Piatt. $ Bill for Injunction, vs. J Account, <ta. [addon, Slager ?fe Co., V and others. j PURSUANT to order of Court, I will sell at public outcry at Abbeville C. II., on ife Day in June next, (6th) Nine uncommonly InabU and likely negroeti, attached as the pro riyof A. Wileou Haddoit, and held under orsr of this Court. Terms?A credit till 1st day of January next, ilh intere*< ff?m ~r ? - u.; hi ?ain?purcuaaera to ve bonds with two good sureties, pay the coAb CotJj, aud pay for papers. N. B.?Sale positive. W*. If. PARKER, C. E. A. D. Commissioners Office, ( May 13, 1859. J 4 tda. BTHAYBD T^ROM the subscriber's residence near Kirk's Crom Roads in Edi-efield District a good :ed, dark bay MARE, with long mane and tai^ mevhat low in order, witb no particular arks, about 6 years old. Any information ppecting esid Ware will t>e thankfully reoeirby the subscriber. Address? JAMES M. KEMP. K irk > Cross Roads, Edgefield District, S. CL May NOTICE. "*HE WASHINGTON TROOP will parade at tlieir usual Parade Ground on Sstur v# zoui iDsu, armed sod equipped *j> tLe Uv eta, for drill and instruction. By order of C?r. J. C. MARTI ST, May 26,-11 A CARD. IAVING disposed of my interest it the Drag Store to Mr. D. HeLtaehlio, (my mer copartner,) I take greet pleasure in ommending him to my friends and the pub? generally. Having l?een associated w?t}? a ia business for a considerable time I eta th confidence, recommend him as an espeneed and competent Druggist. Ilisloagez ieooe ia the business will enable him to puiv ?c Drugs of the best quality, and sell them as favorable terms as they can be afforded 9 where. D. A. JORDAN, Jay IS, 1859. A CARD.. [AVINO purchased of I>r, P. A- Jordaa bia iatereat in the establishment ftrmefknown as that of Jordan A UeLaochlin, eg leave most respectfully to inform my ?ds and the good sitisena of Abbeville g?sHy, that I can always be found mt i)u ?M itf ready to MfT? thera, and having hid ? I ezperi??MM ia Km Drag Bouw (Utter ?e)f that I ?u do then jaitioe. I ^rill k<*p ataatly oa band a Ursa auppiy of Pf#, i Medicinea, aeleeted with great ear*. taMjjflfrrith ?r?|iiiag alee naoallj lref? ii* 4 Aral a Drag SfOra, and hopa by eloee atteotio* xuiaeee to aMt-it a AaraW the patroaafo tofcreao liberally beatowadoathe old flrsv DONALD MdJLUCBWK, uj u, tm, $-tr '

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The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, May 20, 1859, Image 2