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THE INDEPENDENT PRESS
ABBEVILLE. S. <Jr
W. A. LEU, EDITORFriday
Morning-, August 17, I860.
The frhode of Alnj< SI'AllTAN D. (JOOD- I
LETT most respect full}* announce him a eandi
?1nte for Mojop-Cf-acrnl uf th'o 1 til Division of'
South Carolina MilTfin, to fill the vacancy oo
roaioned by Uio resignation of Gen. A. SI. ]
fruiith.
The friends of 06k'A. L. DEV1UNO. of;
r.lgofidJ, r?.pcctfully onr.ouneo liiin a candi-'
l.iXo for Mnjor-Gunpfal, 1 t>t Divirion S. C. M i
\ oikv;!!e, wo learn from the Enquirer. I
lighted by gap, for tho firnt tirue, lust Monday
n week ajo.
CODEY'S ^ADT'O BOO^.
Wc have received thv'Srp'cnitiei- number of j
Gutley highly embellished and presenting a'.l of ;
it<5 usual attraction.!.
IiiUlT
During the past week wo have been favored
willi copious rains, which though lute have
been very beneficial to the crop*.
wiiiliLJU i-itfHTHEART."
Toe Reel: llill C/irotucie requests its 5!rite '
fxchangos to notice tliat n r.cw n?>vcli?-ttr?, l?v .
the above popular writer, ^iM be eo*nm<!ncvi] j
iu that paper about tlic middle of this ::ionth.
BALL AT^VILLIAMr-TOTT.
We loam that the Ball at tho V* iiliair.hJ.on
Hotel on Inst Thursday stiyl.t v.*as a vorv successful
affair, nnd thr.t tho nirangernvni federally
reflected iii^-h credit upon the ta*tc of
the proprietors, LITfsrt;x, wo understand, '
dosigr.s gi*. iuy another B.-.li "Boom t.'r.-e next
month.
LETTER FROM COL. J. F. MARSHALL.
AVe take picas lire in laying bc-i<-re our readera
the very interesting letter of Ceil. J. F.
Marshall in ro.'por.sa ton request of nn'ir.iber
of citizen', solicit'ng n public communication,
embodying his views of the true policy of the
farmer in the presort season of s.-areit.y. The
letter it rcp'cta v. ith vr.luable bUjr^estions cf
the most practical character and v.i'.l well rutyiv
rirrii-nt
i. ?/ 1 * "
NEN7EEIIB.Y COHSrKVATIST.
The last number of this j ??! ; .a! contains the
valedictory of Wn. F. Nance, the r.'oie e<1!t r,
whSiias disposed of "hib interest to Jame* D.
Nance1A Co. The Conscreotht is on? < <" '
mO$t valued exchanges, and Ims long been ilics j
^ firm nnJ consistent advocate ci* States Rights. /
JTo, the retiring ctii.or c.^'3 hie fuecsssure *c/
'/ixjend our berl wishes. /
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ILLINOIS. /
The coiisua returns from Iljinoia already re- |
ccived at tlio Bureau in "Washington indicate j
the tot^l population of thntStato to he 1,200,. j
COO in 1860. Od the basis of one Congressman
to every 120,000 inhabitants, it. will cow I
bo ??'?.* 1 1
__ u.^vu uituiutij 01 Congress in? !
stead of nine. ^
TIox. Josnrii Ifnvr.r I.vmpkiw lias declined j
tho Presidency of Franklin College 'Athens Ga. '
recently tendered him bj- the Board of Trns- j
tcce, and President Lipscomd nfTuskegee (Ala.) I
Female College, has been chosen in his i-'.acc. i
Professor Woot>?.ov, of Oglethorpe, in '.Ise de- ;
-
imttmer.t of Wviurul^-Philosophy, Chemistry
r.nd the N^turr.l Se'.onccc, 1:-e r.lso fcicn unnai- j
no'Jaly elected.
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BP.EABSXUFF3. j ,
Tnc grain statistics of <?!iii*ngi> just rnaJe i*p, j
of f!i>tu- and grain since January 1st, compared
tvith the receipt during Uip satiie period ol Inst.'
year, 1S59, ahow no iucriase of 13,00"> bbK ]
flour, 560,000 bushels of wheat, V.(550,000 bush- (
els corn. Incrcaso in bhipmenls. the earn? timn I
63,000 bb's. floujy450,000 bushels wheat, 0,200 j 1
000 bushels corn. In store there nro at t'?e ,
present time, 2700 bbls. f.our, 0,100 bushels I
wheat, 1,5000,CCO bubliels "JO.in. | ,
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DEATH FEOM LIGHTNING.
We regret to announce the death of ilr.
Jon* ESjjfWniTE, a worthy yr.untr man of our
District, who was hilled by liglitr.ing, at hi6 . ,
residence, near Stoney .Point, ou Tuesdny fcvotiitig,
the 7th inst. He baJ taken refuge from |
the rain in the bam whiobiwca;/struck by ! ^
lightning?the fluid in its passage' ecttlng fire J k
to the building. The boJv una very roach j ?
liurat. before il nftn'-l - 1 T*~ ?
, rj.usj. ne vras a |
young man of excellent moral character, nud | 4
very much rcprcc*eJ ^y a" w'10 knew him. j 1
? *'*??
<jtg6fltA. j 1
The New YotTc^Ptints, translates frc-m a Gcr ^ t!
rnan paper on nlcase just issued l>y tho Czar. | 0
This decree removes nif.njtr.f the restrictions i
heretofore imposed upon foreign merchant*, j I
nnd places them upon au equal footing w ith i <native
m<;rchant3. Foreigners are also now ^
rsormll ?<! -----? ? *
r..uiutu vu uui|uirc moveable end immoveable j ['
property by purchase, will, or donation. TliU >
lAlft?1-nnotti&r step in that path of liberal re- l'
form which Russia eome time a^o commenced r
to follow?will doubtless hove a wholepome "
influence npon her tinde, and will be rtcop- n
ni2ed with satisfaction bjjj;he whole commercial
worlJ.
THE 6EBEHADK. j
A namVtr of-otfr citiEtx)? indulged in an imr promptu
Serjf|ia?, op last Wednesday night,
in honM^t th? ftypect^^gueawy vho vhave ft
been making a i-rojcrai-n^a ?OT Village, in j
Attendfpae Ojioo ih*lR?nftWfc'light 11
X)f a y^ng boW(iVito^iih(BHttQBSC??lr?in. l'
or epiriHtirrlpg MUB^-i^SkelWo <^<#wd nt- V
semb1?4"tefron t of.tHfc M House, and 11
calle&t&t variotu ga^gjplja. V ' &' iL
3I#j. 8. O. Ooodlett, of Oreenville, candL ,
<!at? for Mnjor-General, fir?t re>0iRp<led in A 11
i J *
j.ouuauuio aiu^Mipropriato Speech^ "H? return- P
ed his th?i^|bMnMlic compliment, and'expt-ets- fl
?4gi)i* liigM^p^rcoiation of tBa'-eoarteous*
greeting which he ha?P received. H^jtiwnccJ 1
rapidly fit impending danger*, an^pileJgrd
OreenviHe aijrendy to unite with Xbbeville in
any )Wttn??ure of freelaUnce. ' 1
Copt. K:i?~O0<toftA? foflowtd in rerji hap- *
py effort?clear, fratifc and ,manlj?neapmyi g
the tfghe*iSMrt hern rights gronnd.' Ho'*KMJ
* *' y ly
.TWttftjr ;oC *?nm*d<srt next proceeded tFPI
Gen. A^ M.9*rra'? te?idene? ?h-?.
- , - " y "gmugft
of gentlemen were indulging In OoUL ^pr'H
tainmcpt*,Jn'feaponaa to repe^^ aalft; 4k* <
company W?W addraaaed by Mr}. Sawuea, Geo.- ?
Batm,. Col (H^ Sktth. CapVJomr 'i
Boirsgrt, and otbe'ra, in Appropriate peech?ar "
-wbi?h V? *?gr?t wo had not th? pleaaaje cf 1
hearing, , j
Tha IfotcVof CoL MymALL we b?r? b{#rd <
Tixrurti>:*--?- "
toWoTt, ami th? exigwWV* 1
of Pt-fc* .4
** *?!?:, ws ??**. V ?*?*** , -t
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MEETING AT WILLI AMSTO!?.
We Bud in llie Carolinian nn interfsling
sketch of the political meeting at WiUinmston
on live Otl? isist. There was a large att?ndanco,
ami fpoccltos were delivered by various diet.iti
guielied gentlemen.
Tlu-'n.lli .TliT) ?... f.-?l inlrrf.ll?.?ed
to tlie^SfoiilKiy by Major Broyles, the I'reei- j
dent of tlio Daivnud hi a >pteelt?f,-about one
hour nn.] n linHj^ffch'ii^tii discuaiW the various j
po'iiiicnl arid advised ns to the future |
pol'cyof the South. Jle exposed t.lio poserip- !
tivciU'ss and rrofcleijsiu'Mof llie l>tack Kepubli- ]
can as illustrated in the recent mission
of Congress, nn<] deprecated any tuibmirsimi ;
to their rule as leading inevitably to the demoralization
and destruction of the Sooth.?
lie assumed si roup ground in favor ?>f Bi;i:ck 1
:>nii)gk r.nd Lank, but entertain'd small hope ,
of th-!r Micees?.
Mr. J. r>. DeBpv was next introduced and
made wn,c eloquent remark?, in which he ;
paid a fceiit'j; tribute to the memory' of the la- i
mented liuouKa, and was very complimentary ;
to Col. Gsta. i
Mr. I". Gv:i.t.iak? followed in an appropriate j
speech in which he expressed his entire cotr |
etirrencc in the views nn?l aJvico of Col. Asjii- j
MORE. * j
After dinner Col. Onu wnn nrmoun-*?<l n< the 1
next 8jH'\kor. lie spoke, *nys the CnrnHni-tn,
nt some length, ttriking tho position indicated ;
ii liii letter. llea\v?-il villi in :irked emphasis j
nnd clearness i:pr>u tho danger which the South !
hnd to fear froia the cleetion of u Black ll-- i
publican. He contended thai we would be at.- j
tnckrd in evvrv conceivable manner thai cu*s :
?:ng hostility could devise. Il?- did not fear an i
open a'.l.-ttk. lie U<tl not bolievo there was ,
any danger to l<? appiehended from tlmt.? :
Tlicy w??iJ adopt lit*? snppinj* and mining pro- j
eer.v The entire epecch wjs very itn; '
r.r.d characterized by liis-1 i:?u.il crtndo:* end j
l;o!dtio.-s o.' expression. A l!.er liiio eatne the !
c indid.it<-s fot the L^tjishitr.fe, M?ij. John ;
Moor::, Mr. F. Wjiitskk, Co!. Hatxe ami Col* J
r.o:.o. Th?-v nil uupiitled Ihenieelvcs crcdiia- j
oiv. ine) were iniiiii-il !.i twenty minute?. |
After th'-se, Col. 15i:i i> was o.ilicil upon, ati?I \
JtiivmJ rsiMblin. , but very entertaining i
n<h!itss. The patience of tht? audience had
very severely taxed by tIks length ?>f (
time t.luy had bcrii ii?i?Miii ?; to speeches, bi?t ;
Col. lit ki>, i:i life peeuiiuily happj' vein, cnga- J
god their nl'cntion fully, nnd actually caused
some rojrrct wh.>n lie stopped.
Tiie was altogether o very pleasant |
one. Tiio sciitiinenti* of the speakers were ;
r.ic/l ardently approve! by the p^o;-lo assei\ i
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LETTER FROM HON. W. W. BOYCE. '
We wiil publish in our next issue the aide ,
Letter y.i the lion. \V. \V. IJoycb, on political
affaire, an J which v.'ill welt repay a catv.fui J
pcrusn). It ia a clear, frank apd explicit dec I
larnticn of the opinion of one of the moat cs>n
servative statesmen of the South, cs to t!ie ,
magnitude of the danger which threatens us,
biid l.he true.polic'y of the South, in the event
of the election of a &i..ck ilcpublican. In that
ev": t, be counsels a withdrawal fiouithc Union
i-y tlie whole South, and if that be imprae'.iea- i
hi?, bv South Carolina alone. In this rcspect
I:c is n rtep in advance of C'o!. QjfP-, whose m
cent letter did notjrfafocinpiaic separate Slate.}
ra'!c;!. .Vi'c trur.PrtPWe bi:li"ve, however, that, j
in t'is :r.' f cvcutc, lijcac vlflFercr.ces of.
will ho of lip^praolicfii mement, n:i<i j
!iia'.lh? election of tw-Blaok Republican will;
force.npoa u?, eucli a poubc of dai.eer and dc;? i
rnditlivn an to'rnPy iho whole f^ojjrth to th?
vi:.'."iieation of their character andvinsjitutipne. j
Separate r.ctio.'i by Carolina i? a corijtin- |
gfe:?<*y, we do ?.?t anticipate,"- aifii tKiok it
much ri.ori likely that it will be }ier plpCe'tO I"'
follow than to lend in a d h u n;on'1nuftre
Mr. Loycf. shows clcurly Unit lh<; election of |
L'.ncoin wciilil force upon us the Alternative
of disunion or .of the lots of character and I
property?that, should-the South acquiesce in j
. ....t-uwnv.ni uti[ii'iii:irutiun 111c qnesiion 01 |
negro equality would be settled o gainst us, ;
md emancipation be only 9 question of lime. |
Emancipation is the cnrdiu.il principle of ilic
arty, its character that of intense sectional,
r-m, ntitl its sentiment one *of deadly hostility
.0 the South, and its success would turn the:
vlio'o power and pairouage of the Govern- j i
Ul-nt to cur destruction*. j
In this view, Sir. Borer: recommends dis- '
:i:ion, even by separate State, action. Should '
?outh Carolina secede alone, r.nd our enemies j
Lcquicsce, we could easily maintain our K-par- i
tte.exiHtence, with direct trade an<J an exemp- i
,ion from Northern taxation. Should th<*y tat- ! i
etupt to coerce us, ^e will make comnron j |
fiuse with our sielcr Southern St.itei, and with , ,
ho flag of a Southern C??ft?ltrney fioalir.^j j
>ver us, will easily achieve cur independence, | ]
n<i future prosperity. : Theae
are the is. ups which are looming "p in j I
lie future, and which the chances of Lincoln's i i
lection are forcing upon our consideration? !
.1- ..... t.- ? -
. t -in 11vi? k'10'v nuw booh nicy w;u tiecome )
irnotieu! questions, and it is well to look tln-ip i
n the face now. The triumph of Black R.v i
ublicoiiiam, would involve our political d?g- '
adation, and the gradual extinction of our i
lost viltil interest*, and we do r>ot's?? how i
nv ti ueson of the South.'could for a moment '
aiucly acquiesce in such ail alternative. i
ABOLITIOafi'^OT^IN TXXA8. 1
Onr (ilea of Te^as papers, aaya the Mercury, 1
Ngg ua additional news in relation to theAboli- 1
frtniale* plot of murder, insurrection
nd il^|poii*cquenthorrors. We are aarprised
fiat .any pereon who i)af%tad tliMe dcvelopleuta
should hesitate it- attrihutctliis attenip- '
sd iueurrretfbn to the,active agency of Al>oliion.
It ia beyond jqnVsiitfn" the work#of ?ucl) '
icendiary - pTopn^rt4t|i?fc^._a8 the outlav^|of 1
laiper'a Fei:ry. Tiie *p<SAple of Texas. thoeo '
'ho?e ^v?tfuotion wa?Vjftptted, have, in invos- 4
ration of tbis affair, brought to light proofs '
its Abolition origin. And acting in tfaia <
litli; anil urged, it may be, io no sttijdl degree '
V the contemplation of the fearful cnbwnities 1
liey have barely eseaped. they aru now deal- 1
li'g a terrible retribution npou tbeii* would bSf J
leetrovem. A aneedv. bnt fair And-impartial. *
rial, and theo to th? Ufsreet <j6?*"^guilty.?
uch is H'aptty of lhi u?y'jn Kortbcrri Texas. THE
CHAitESXOHf^EVEMWO HEWS. <
Wo regret to Ke^froru the following card t
hut Gol. Jopyf Cun.Vinoiiam, thi^tblo editor oi -i
fei*journal, "l?*? ro'!r?l^Ui8 from editorial i
rat Public.?Various .ewmlewtionfi ?p ?
^U?. to Urrolnkt? ^^?Btort?l labwt j
^* p*p?r r*nu,J* I
^ 0 B
COaftlllKtCAlXD.
LETTEIt FKOM HON. J. F. MAR8HALI..
Ckntuven: I" response to j-our letter of
the 4th inbf.. requesting mo to give you such
suggestions in reference to the ficnreitv of piovit<ior)8
in our District., anil what slops oitght
now to be taken l?y the farmers to, proviile
nvuinst the scarcity tlintmny l>e expeetM for
the next twelve moutWv 1 bog leave to submit
tho following.
11 will l?o remembered, <lmt ro lmve
witli tlie present year, three consecutive <1 ry
yenri", cneli one provine more iliflnstrnnft (o tlie
it ft ! ?11 I * i*ft inlnt'iijf limn i>a
*'?- ? JVUI.
and the effecta of cmr preseut drought threatens
to make tin; prospect for a provision crop
f??r next year, mori gloomy than tiic pn<!.?
There itre some localities) in the District which
have l>e>-ii with 11 few more fIiowcis than
oll'.cin; but these are few coin pure.1 with lit.;
whole area of the District. Thefoi-tyinnot miller
the mo-it favorable view of oi'r condition
he made more than half crop of corn, and in
pome section# not more than a. third ?>f n crop.
The v.'h.at ar.?l out '-tops have been i:?:uly
consumed in the support of our farnu for the
last three months?necessity titid lim.ger will I
fc"?r, diivc us into our comli-b's h?*for<; the coi n
i? ripe, and hence the scarcity that now pre
vails over the lam), ami will prove worse for
lilt.* next twelve tnoutiM lo unlet* lite l.u*
mors will now, while it i* ti'i.e to piepsire ("i"
tin? future, niak'j greater fi-rliotts than they
havi been in the habits of tloiiijr for tho la-t
ten years.
The fj.rr.icrs o! thi? l">i>ti-ic*. a?'<l I v.,n.y f<v
of tho er.iiio State, have b?en r''!yiti-* t >
nmeh iij'O'i their e<?rn nij'l cotton crop to r;p
ftly thorn with provision?; and paving 1<::L little
i;tle?iti'!!i to the f.ill nml winter crops, ilia!
iiiHV l>e cultivated with great euceei-5. T??o
lit'; atl-.-ntion is pnitl to the sowing cf wheat,
oats, harify nu?l i ye. Theso cost l?*sa labor
uu<i xnense. than uny other crop |iian(ct] in
ill.' -'t'liiiiM !! testes. niul v.i!i j.av iiirtjv for the
of our farms tlinn any other
UnfottUMftttjly. how?!Vur, for ti:o cniinn
m ?ts?, Gv?ry^grfgta?er l?ns imdiic to ihu < ?. ;.?. ::i ?
?:>>!),'Ciiji'ii' in wpa'ili mi!cs?.
I.,.- hT.. ,V JiT^e c?>*W? crip for unit'. It. rnukfs
no ?l;fs\*retocc wnji, hitn. how much corn, flour
or bacon h? may lmvc to l?uy for the ncx!
v .1 r ; 6n iniii nr tins n iar;*i' crop or or, loo pr-r
hat.'l So briijj 011 at ll?c ? :;<! <?f the y?-pr.?
1 iiM:to attain these lfir;5<! refills iti c?ilo:i.
flic- ririioit 1 i!nl, the best manure, nrxl cosilif-.-.t
fcrtiVr.ors nro ali nin-.le to contribute to thi*
trrr.iiil tlrxithrii'u.ii. If wheat, orAs or Lat-Scy
We thought ul, th??y are put iu t!:e pooivsl
gryiin'!, in a slovi-nly manner, n'i-1, iri nine
cns^i out of tei), without the Ic-ust manure,
ar.u Twit in duo season. Jlstioe, the present
scarcity, ntul worse prospect for the next
twelve months; uuKhs the f<?rnioifi change
their pmeiil vuinrns cy\cu of j.Junlii.g u!i
eo.tton and c<<ri, unil paying .so lit lie attention
to llic small grain crops.
The first l.hintr tl>at claii'in our attention is.
Jynw r?re ivclp f.itten our iiog? oa go::ie'Ji i:i*i
oise than corn f Tlw-> >:nn li.; easily <I?oe on
f'C.ir, } a iit. !o oorn, if tin*
n-a.unaitho-iM vet |>ryvo favar?:'?!t> f- : thw>.*
<:roj>3. An aero cf turni* ? rlicuM :u?r.- Ii.? town
for every />;cht? liopf to he f:it'etn-'.1. Givn
your lings the lieuuflt. of tlie p<>Ji ft&I-1 until
tli<? las-t of OctotHM*; put t'li.-m in n pen wiili n
Iargi? lrouj;!i tiirougli (lie uiiddio; jjet i>n 8 /
L'allon l;cttic, nr.il put r nn-'u ?,r hviok furRf.ro
q^-our.ij it, r.!;U cover with an open shed. This I
ih all that i* wanted fui 5<> hogs. l'ut into the
kettle^re bushels of turnips, and asiy other
vegetable j"u.; mny have to epare, ami cover j
with water. W'hert nearly clone, stir in hnlf
bushel of corh ground into hominy am] a hand- |
full of brH. When dene, turn into a alop tub
to cool. Ilefi'.l the kt-tilc with thu same inure- |
dients. and if you have nny {'fa* tliev can tuke !
the place of corn. Slop the hogs night and j
morning nnd have plenty of water handy, and !
at the-end q?[thirty da,yt> }*oii will have jour
l$gs fattened 1?Kjjl)tW!ky bog.*, on one acre
of turnips and thirty cJKAbIioIs of corn. This
experiment I proved lu^t fall upon 10 hogs, and
can be relied upon n? the cheapest r.ud most'
economical p'nn of fattening hogs.
The next thincr I would recommend n the
* \
sowing of one acre of barley, for every four |
horses to be worked on a plantation. Thin j
should Le done on the rioiit-at'dar.d, and at !
thivpHep.irutc Bowin?js; oui? third iit Septum- j
l>er, one third in October, and one tliiril in No j
vt-mber. This will be ready to cut in Match,
April mid .May. It can be cut arid fed from
ihe milk state, until the bt-ords get hard. ,'A'ter
thnl it,can be thru&Leil and groujid, and the j
rr.eal mixed with cut oat?, or any oilier kind of |
provender. Work horaea thrive wWfc on this [
kind of food. J?o crop of small groin pay* so
iveil 113 barley. It hn? yielded in thia Stale 56 |
tiiifliels to the acre, and to ntt/iui llio desired :
result, I would.recoinmenJ the Application of !
Jf)() lhs. of Peruvian (iuuno tnixefl'well with |
4(10 His. of Planter or Gypsum. If you cannot
Plaster or Gypsum, Whitjofck.? Ferti!-.
izer, as all other utoudard manures ore not
worth ao much leeoed nshM. I have tried
learly all of them during the last three year#,
?nd with one or two exceptions, tluy #ro I he
eeriest humbugs, ol thu r.ge. Throw them
isid?r,";ani] mMke.'jtour.qwn fertilizer with equal
portfbni^tfr Pertl*jau Onano, Linio and Gyp
iujn. Tlri? eompouud will give 3*011 larger re-,
iolU Cojf.the ?R>uey expended than ahy of tke
rer,tiHJew now offered lor oale in the way of
'ManjpuJatejJ" or "Standard Manures." 'Hr
1 would ul?o recommend the loving of one
icro of.the Egyptian or Black Oat*,., and on acre
of Alabama, or nQ^cottitr ?e*ly wheat
"or a very horse and mule to be fed;6h tb^rj)U\i
.anon. o?w me oats eariy in y?i?Qir at in?>
ate?t period, and tbfe.wheat
5ati towp in Xuvembor mid tyeoembor can not
it,ami the rfillke, an<* hence the failure
>f our rrtbpfr oal?. If jfotfrSa?mot ?ow; ip Oooher
better ?ow in s? ti>? oiu *own -
nin?v monthJiavaUtttn in Frtr,
roary or ilanaii. -iff' hu?M. |
;olton see J [far acrejjjj^tlt) J"oo?JM to&? 5m
Stop of wJi^<n?&o.atatofeaii with aa won aa
pc>u hftve flninhe(Jyo"f haVfeW^Mjr. fl^op ffeifc
f?ar waa cttltiratad hv fjrtotea fed on wheat.awd
>at( from Mitfepqlii U10 preefp t timeijfrif&ttffi
ire nowfatlci^thiu^wlftn: 1 u?ad td'r?Jy $;iirely
An co^^po't forjW^i^e * *!?* aud
ye patches .tad'lftnM*, *40 optU?h(-,
iowa ihiring t!i# 'winter Mid spring rnonth*.
i*here ?r? many Improvement*' ft* dy root
>f?P? whUh gpght and must %&'mk%?":hy "iliV
armers of our District. Tbi? crof\ like tb*i
11
J immure il better, ami my word for it, our h<?r- j
| Pes, unites,jt-iittli: nrnl hogs will I>o fuller, our |
j barus better tilled, nntl as n nec<!*Mtry o?n?e!'
quuni'r, morn nett eanh nt. the end of the yearI
will ndd n word for those who have bei
come alarmed nt the idon, (industriously cir-j
j entitled,) that eorn will In' voitli next Sprint; '
, from ?>1.50 to $>2.00 per htiflie!, and I'our from ,
| f 10 to $12 p<-r bnt rij. Although t!>e scarcity |
of provisions for (t(t^Et<?r year will be severely !
I ft-'it in the eolton Stii^kM (Florida excepted,) yet j
I HiiMpr ine oiessuips 01 11 u.tHi pr<>\ i-lenee, the ^
j eluichnust'9 <>f ll?? jNorth-Western States are ;
j filled to overflowing. Siidi u crop of wheat i
j nixl corn in the Flutes of Ohio, Illinois and j
I Indiana, in not within the memory <>f the oldest
! inhuhitnr.tr Wlu-itt i* selling in Ohio ?t from
j l'> o'b. to 5.> els. |>crI'lultel, and corn from 30 i
I cts. to |>or lm>hcl. This crop is riow
| finding its way to the Atlantic ports, nml in !
; two mouth* more those ports will he filled to j
! overflowin;*. Measured corn dots not com:
lunnd i:ow more tlt:?ti C'i et.-?. per bushel. and j
| ilour ?5 25 per Uart-cl in Xev. Vork, nn?l with
| n fair proipvct of still (*Qi:i? lower. This corn j
' enn hodelivered in Charleston at. from 75 ets. |
! to R0 cts. per hiislu!, ami 'i") cts. more will lay '
| it down at Ahhevi'Ie f\ II. In Charlotte, N. I
I O.. and Siinrtnnhurtr. S. C!.. enrn iHm-liini' ttnw .
" I
j sit yo cts. per hu*h.J, nn.l twenty more
: wi!i iav it <io\vu ln-re. siicks rxef'pted, or re- |
I turr.it! ut the ph*i?v.irc ?>f liic p?irehai?;r. So
; we nocd not aj>pi?-ln*:nl :my jrrcnt scarcity,
i provided are active and ciif-rjro'ie in i>n< 1
; tinmiiiiL'f?nr pivsnnt m.1 it. wait f<>r (
I the eviidiiy to eom?? upon in 111: prepared,
j I would ilietiT.H'c to tins ?'iipiinH*t?
j of til*: Jiirt.ciet !i? torn urd and ?:??iiti i'jiite .
j <if :!.i ir me isi'- ni'?nt?y for thi jufp.iye of
; :fig the \vai:ts < !" t!;-m<- whohnv?- not tin1 i-t?-.:?is
i 'i< nt tills time < ! ; nr'-iifti-i;i^ Let th:j ;
j be piic(:d i;i the li.it:>'.-? < ( all ,
i to purchit'e it* Ni-w V ?rk or n?:.n.-r linine if
| p:aet}ojli!e, : < :.i<: r :10.(kV> lnulieU ??f ,
j Mnund cirn, and have !'? t<lrp|md i:i ' not in j
i l>u!.?) !<i C'li irlestjii, and t;<?so the'.ee l>y Hail- j
i -M i.' it -? ? > ?!
| I'ip l>i<lrirt hs r<*i|?iiri-il. In thin v.iy 1 j
J liuve tl'at rro:si JJij to .'>0 <??h. |>.;r bmlie! rnny l.o [
i suwi] to Siic citrus??f I!iic Dm!? !? ! from wlvat
| wili l?o tiio |>rii:?.- nest if we bpve t" i
| "Ifp-ii 1 >i; ii.i <u lioiii".' :u.irk-'!.^ for a supply. |
; l' ir tl:U purpo?i> I will :o,il ri'iM'.f* ,000, r.inl !
I more if iiooy-s.irv. ?:.<! invi'.c lit}' fellow citi'
v IMIO (/t ili'c ?-f - *?' <*
| 1 wmiUl a?hl in tliis connection that in r.l!
! prolinoiitty (Sere 111:1}' !>'. <li??rc.-=s ainl famine '
j in our ?; for Mm iion*. twelve i.ioiiili?, un?l '
j it >: ':oin>-s tin* ir.iinli ra of I!.? Legislnturc to j
j wisely iui'1 carefully c>ti?i>li-r, whether tin* j
j ^ta'o (>ntrl:t not to contriliiiti- sonnetIiintj to- j
I w?j-'.t tin' ritlief ??f the poor of ll?? lain!.
I.i 15'IS *'i? contributed ?:!.')(!(?,00:) t.o'V.mls
; Hie relief of t'uf <iitiztU3 of Chflrh.sLoii, \v5?on
S t!n*iri:i!v wns InH in Why i:inv not I
I the same riil Ijt* i;rii!il.'J to those >?f 1-er ciii- j
j nliv harp not tins nu-ar.s f p'sri'lu^ihg
i p'-orihi'.iiin f?>r thcV.upport of their .vivos '
| cl.iMn'ii ?
i Iii ion, I wonlil ,?nv. now is lisp time !
fur ii?p luiiivmis Si> a.'! with 'iiiu.ru!ily i:i >
| i- % pni: fiios:- In ilit? jit<>t>fc of !iu- ::t.it-,
f !' _< i *!i:i-j|i-_' ilio fii-'twill.i.r 4 ly. por hi-i'i. '.
j ?:!i fivcrv nihil oVi'r oi.v i>?i;: !1 iitd.v" in ,
| li-nulh. it will iii'lisvi t!i<? pv>>|tlo to piiwlm*" !
J al.-roiid more ?-xtc:isiv?ly ih.nn liit-y o? li- rwi<i'
would ?l?i. r. nl tin r?*f'V co'iirilii'to mnc)> in r??- J
I iicvtni; tlie country < f i!>? mi*i'-ij-A.*- ! ?li-!ri??s. j
i iln<l nar co?it?-ti?pl?{c-<l rush'"-*'!* li.-.-n cuii'V'. - !
1 t"', there is t'O calculating ilio srvii>s? 11?*-3* ;
would have boon to oar people in fttmialiinc '
j the corn, flour nnJ bacon we have been com- j
compelled to buy :n Northern market3. I he- j
I iii-vc th.s excess in price, will amount to
! ?2.1'00/>00, winch amount. would have com pie- 1
j ted cither ?>f the contemplated io:i<]<. Shall |
1 thi* amount he annually obstructed fiom the
| people for the '.vniitof nn outlet to the Temo'S |
j fioc Valley? Let the people ponder well ?ipi>n j
j this alliriTportiWit puhjec', and demand these j
j lluihoivtis a th? ballot box next October.
I Respectfully, Your Oh't Sorv't.,
X:' ' .1. FOSTER MARSHALL. !
TnJJapt, D. M. llor.Ktts, and others.
1-5 ' * T
Col. Orr's Latter.
j- Tlr^l3it?r of Uul- dc2linni)T to beonino a (
rntuittnltc for*rtie*':l.s;>islamre, is attracting 1:011- [
c-.,t?"1,. .t.~ v -.i - - i
<.???? >IIU . UIIIIC1II - II I
rtettn.t to i?ave totalled some of ili? NixlUrti j
prc$se.j, l>i-c:iiis?; of i(h disunion scatinscu:?. IIo !
has formerly l>c??n considered u staunch Union- i
i?t- The Now York livening I'otl, in comment- |
ing n pon Col. Oittt'* k-tt<*r, renmrki as follows;
"Mr. Qrr predicts the nVcli?:i of Mr. Lincoln
ns Prtfuidi-iii ?f" llio Unilfd Suites in tlih> hr |
his reached h-conclusion to which (he refleo I
tioi]b of 1111 unprejudiced men have n I ready led |
thorn. * If the ili-|iul?!ic?inn Jo tlicir diiiy hi U?? :
Hpproneli'iii; eW-iion, tl?e i-HiididMie of tfiejr parly I
will ciciiivilly I*m pliUH-d in i!n> ive -clinir. !
There in no opportunity for tSint puny, in tli? J
kieffp'tre vliicli tto?v teliijiiix ItH'ort' i)n- pier:- i
tion, lo commit any of ilio?n fi.'lirc rvlricli 1i w j
ftuinutimrs iii>* f.>te of partus lo commit :ii criti- j
cal e!iie>'{??*ncic-sl iIih ?,ff?->,t of wliiHt i* io j 1
turn the current-of pnMie li-alins iig-iiurt |
Noiliiiirr (mi bin! iiiipnrilon;i)?l<* reluUaiK-M
on our p>?i-t can picTOiii Mr. 1.inc..In
^finui Bucn?-eilii?<? m thi* nailv?m. *
Mr. 0?r ii> alfo of the opuijoBt?.that, with tins | i
eertninty l?pfnr? tl?em, ilie Dlhfciiormt*. if tlit*y i i
rcnllv lll?IIIKJill Vlflinir 1>V their tin ?>*L* of h t-n.irl I
. ? . - u s
ulioh o\ tho-Siaiea.' ought to.ojAetto?n&,4*tnpiiign
iiniii(>i]i^U-ly. Tliia nino, ii ii-wie?' coi<c!umuii.
Tiioy should take ih?iiv':jw**ni'eii while we
hu.v? bt.:(iio )>??d-61 ihr GnVcriinifiii a man
who liu&uot'-the ctrtirae'- to' tlirx>vc any .?.L?Hiuel??s 1
in their'?*y. . They should begin b?*U>r<? a liepuMioau
cniitlidntr w ?le?!ed. The moment.lha 1
Hlfntion of Lincoln m declared, n1l#f-yee will bw I
tame'} in.him us lb* di^fien^r of offices ainl offl- '
rial euiuiuHiaotp. .Thousands of stho?? who are
now iiunfb^ft'd' Jinionp ilit> teitluun rfsv.ei teritof j v
Xouthcru flights will take kbt* to cive ?i)in? i I
publicindicpS<u?i of. thair loisli&to ilio. new or- <
dor of things and tlio ardor of J$lh/W thousand* 1
will lie peireptibly cooled. If e?<tr m beginning >
is lobe made of Ui4 ?JUwiU9" fcbfinc, it must >>e '
now?during tbo -ill a few week* the I
opportunity will b<fror???|M?lo?L ^ ?
'Attain, Mr. Orrin of tfr^yapiriinn thaFln caw 1
of an attempt to carryvifiJoifWtot tb# scheme of <
h diarupuoii ol^Uc Confederacy. South C#rolin? I
cannot withdraw from tba Union- uloue. This, '<
n)?o, ?*?nolnjUn. If BoUtli -Carolina ?
w-ero ,10 waip ow:<? iu# union u>-uay, die would | <>
b? vtnk'h by tbi hand lo-mnrrow. 8b? nmet, i
ays Mr. Oir, take tviUi her at least Of >ritia, v
-AXtbttnia sqd Mjittpippi; lis Intaiulv, probably, f
4o BiW Floiida. .<MlVth?r Florida be or un willing.
^But wi?? at tbia cotieliietoftvia, thera sa n
on? Iiufo.diflwtf ty '?3^r. OrrV plan; MbiTiy iia (;
(wpriifticnbfHiy. yfrjjtoifai Korth Caroline.
and Ixiuininaa fWtl'
lti>V(?>.0 aril}- s'liiifelJiliJjr ?>f ilte^tlibjtcl of this |
ivtkf'y nt&titot ritZyWea out of 1H
ilii9 Uiiicm), tkify wilfnotnaatall lik^ly^Lo lei ihe '?
nth?rs loxfcdMw aim) allow {M poajrt, at which. 4
their rfonwtcr tb*????0 bo held bjr a foreign t
oowet" . [-A* '?W v ' :? ? i -v ?
H.o(N C.) f,
i"?WJjM ?h? Mrtf%j Contiilea, r.
ja^K|li Kiiin' rp?jarftj la lfBlfi. ?<
>; } v- ' ' ' . ': 'm>
'"'".1 ;"V-'^'?^*... /' * ?
A JLAlv.
To tho Miiiiatero and Churches of Abbeville Dla .
trict, S. C. 1
Tlitr uinler?ii}!<!il were iippoinlM l>y tlio Al'be
villi- 1'itliici Bible Society, Aiixiliaiy to ilic A I
B. Sociciy, t<> mltli'm it citctilnr to yon oil tlio 1
disRi'liiinniioii of the Holy Scripture*. Tlio <>c- t
ca:-ii-n for Midi an uibfrene arii"-* from I lie fact <
tlnit tlie several Soo'eties ?f the St me in ("on. *
vrntion nsjplnMi-d, pledged themselves to raise | 1
Si.'.OoD.lW f,ir tin; Foreign Fiflil, during 1 K(U?, as j ]
llii-y li:i-I il.mii tho yem prnvmtii At. the lai?* j |
V vmi-uhiitn IM-IK il L Ouiuiri, It WUH us- I *
cerlutui-o ihat the ?.hovc kuiii h:u'. been well
ns,;h raised. Oth>r parts of the Stiit'.i IihiI re- | 1
imbiy to tlx* call. Abbeville, ll'?W?;VCr, I "
I1..1I not ri'iwii'il (oily; hul it wan <ouiiJcntiy i
biiiicvi'il, that t-lie would resjioml, nt least, uu j
lil> r.illv im I .si year with ^50(1.0(1. ,
*!'h:s would .lnuly complete the suia i?le?1i??-cT j j
!.< 11.1 .>
. J ....... I (
Tin* PiitiM1 is : i;?xnl niio, to ?ive (lie hrea-l "f ' |
lilt: w iliOfi- who are |>erishinj; for the lurk of j j
1. now !eil;."e. The atunuiil ii?kc<l is most riwotta I j
l>lc; only from the !>il?le loving people j |
of AI?1 ??-v i!!o ! Or ?s itiucii more u.-> your iil.'-r? i i
:t!i*y may ?liol??t?*, itnuwitiir Unit, "it ia tin.re | ,
l/!i's?cil to jjive timii to receive''?that " iln-lil? ! ,
eral *mil fhali be lai"?and ' '.lie Lord l?vilh a j j
ehenrfn! (river." j I
The iiia";iiiiij.!.? iiiol importance of this wur j
fr.jtiiie no nri;:iiii<'i.1 in enforce tl.c'r riainis. !
IV r he it r<.in<'iii!ir-i?-:l, ? the fieM i* the WorUi"? :
! '
i v?>:* ', t..o. ami ri'mly f?.r ilie HiM?! . ;
v..i!d w!iiif-niti{; for ii.iri*<>Ht. Ami llu? I !
it ri.al life of v.-i mil'io i?r?' now lit 1
ti jui ti I lie it>-in> of wmit sli:ili l.t? 8j-?*>-<li!y to
lillil'iitt'it** 1'icii l'\>|- " wlii'l'C 1
N li > vUit'll, 11:?: J. ?/;!? Ji?*i isli.*' J
J-'.iKoW:!-* l?l I l.riV. what c.ili you <i<> for III.- | '
s;:!v:i i sI of I'oi'.OOii/HKl of J'Cijt-Siilig tilvli ?? '
I'ltiiik if your "\v:i |irivil-,r?i*< tli civi! i
siti.! r?-li^:M?!.<, ('.ml of your o.vm ioi:n'<ri;il (>< ( s j 1
i.f 'in end'ohii I'fv li"yoii'l ill*1 soiia1*?j'
it e.isim s. with ywsi woul.l not j.^i'i^ifor ,
tht? iVKHt*!i of wort?l? ! \rd will nul " lln'luv>* | ,
i;f < l<ri?ii. i-diiviin.it ' yi.i: t>> Jo butM-thing I Uui j
wi.ut i!oc-l, il?? quickly.
j.?t < v?*ry i;n:ii.s!oi- ?f ilie riofpi'l i.) our D:s- |
Irict lay siiin Mil.j ?, ? !. !i?funi ui* |h ??|i!c u:iit>ii<; j .
whom I... inlitsrs, .tini every individual ciiuicli j '
?>.'> proiiiji-1\ au.l lil.'Tiil'v. :i'ul gr'jut good will j 1
bo O-'iif, fiM'j ulorv
By uiAl-n In* Stw-M-iy. j j
II*. T. SI.OAN. ) On. | 1
U. A. TA itIIA NT, [ of ! !
J. ! .? } I UKHT. ) U .-oc-ilv. |1
t\ H. ? Dr. I. liri'.ruli, of Alibcviltu, is Tiv^s- J
tirrr. ,
-.0 a .... |
Tjo Aho!itio:i I'Jot in Texan.
The l.oni?vhi?* ('ouil'.r lutiili^lins >\ letter from t j
I?. F. Ii;:ii:!y, <if J>;i<U:li-*, iVxii?, to I). Mi.Uuik" ! ,
ley of l.oiii.-vilio. (_ liilrfesting additional ! '
l.i'.ai'H coiir.-Miini; ii?s niio'iiion-ncgro oojiRjiirncv j \
i ; 'I 1'lie li.*tU-r in t;vul-iuly written under j |
sin r._; i*XcitoiUi'iit, !>i't tlii> fm'!< which ltd details ! J
.-p; iral??ll:il?Ml t'? jcSlify Slii'll n slate of ffflinif. I .
We ijuoit; only it ; <?? i>?;i ?! tliu letter. It siyu: I
"We li'iw i!i.-:?-iiV1-11-ii ill till- pOJ-seSMot: ol | :
* it! lflu<*U u. |) Imixi*'* ot Slmrpc'h j
ftiliw, t u'I.'a C'liiul-S mill, Iron.-U'tlri.-" lot! ml With j 11
'.hfll?, Wi? Irani tllril 6c(i i'.i| h<>\; s ufl< < H nut If
! ! ?!?: ? j?!:"!st<i<! nlli^r point*. u irSt \.! i?-h I" .u:u [ ,
the jiliiVi'S. i jibl li-itt'ii that tli>* nillciiV cum ! '
til'lli'l; InVl* lllll.jr I.W'O !)!! :? Ill J)il'lllH county,
nil'": cik'h* li'.'forc v? siwiiay a msui iiy ih<! iiitin j
I I'i.'i a I'fd, t'tiiii Ml!uu-M?:a, V.'iiM lui:?2 hi Foil I "J
W i*i tii, in tiii? ?uwiii*. Tlii.-y fnui:?l in Iti* 'iiiiisl-.Vfiity
!ivi? SlrtV|M,,8 fifi-M, full's pl-t?>!.s. '
ti'.ii'ii k?*i". ;ii>?l *-1 j j I u cnmniim ?i I ? *. anil a '
1 >i!! < :' iiv-nlv l'<?.ir Iimw tiv.. -j
, - -? """ "*"T j "
:-!i rj'cV r.fi-s, w !iii:!i li.td llecn toi u ni ilfil io Ii:i;i j f
Jr*.m .1 ion-c in iii.'-toii, iii.it Uiin ii l.ai] lull j?-t j
T'i?\\ '?fsw f'Miml <!<K'iiincn!'.iy nviiloinn* sliowinn
:i vviiU' s;>ie;i-l ton-pirtrj-, {u)]>(u'Htiii|> |iioin- I ^
iiiciit l??'puliiiC'niH at tii? Norm; ri'iiil whiln I )
write l!ir- o 'nol't' [htmiiis un? i!ii(!crm?i:i*/ ail ex- j T
uii.irn'.ioti licliii'c iiiV ?.mii/.ci!S>' committee in our , f
neighboring city. A c.ili i<|>|>.iirtVt thi* morn? j ;
iiij fur a public niot-i.itij; it. out- (own ihl? ev?-n- I ,
intl. <?o(l only knows vvli.u i.? to be the'rrquit J
Inn I hujx' tint t>v??rj iiliolnicii rinin.-ctiy may ''
!? .:nirj'?'-iMi'J m-'otO to HUiiVr tii;* jn?>l peimltyof I
hi# i-iuiH-s i:i death. It is truo that it tit?y s?;em
l.i'fiJ lo Jiniii{ u limn wil iiout judu-i or jury ; nut
w I it'll tWb live* of our tmnilies me a! sink#'?wlieta !
I.lione tlint aiu nioft <!ijir to \\h hp* in 'Linger of | '
licsiin not ouiy iiiiiKie.'fd in euld bloml. l>ut per ! ]
linjis 1<> men ft wir.-e file, then it. i? time lo I nko I <1
tii-- liiw into our own liamls, ami lo protect our ! n
f:imiii<-&*. I |
I Imve jiiRt i?-:nriioJ, Hiice wtiiina ilicnbuve | li
I'n-iii our u>wn tt'licrc we 01 ijauiztvl u 1 u
onmjiiiikrr oi' enl'-ly, ?>f wliiuii i whs unpointed j c
. l>.ii'?i:.n ? - - '
...... I HI ui 11 V V* J I
h.iih l.t'ftiic us to liiyhu tunl I think from ilu: ! J
high Muii<liiufrpf the ooi'oiiiii'??*, that 'here evil 1
lie >i" r.i^lt^uap* t.iken?lilit th.*ir cimum- Will b-: 1,
imirl;eil \vitf>.-11iiwler4i^11 mnl Jtj>tiI have
lehrnc.l ilfrifcifc wnii?i u-onuti- vv.in shot by a
. !.ivettw?<lvt! tiiUcs -*ut!i of t'.iis jilixr.1, uixl uiierw
<v*ii3'l)lHneil lil lilt' 91'ike cm llnit 1
will Write soon. . .
* n, F- BERKLEY." I
A letlfr of ill.- 21st nil., from Dalian to the i <<
Au-t in,State Guzrttc, st;ys: | n
' 'I'fle ?x.-il in-iii consi-fpu'nl upon tlii* icxel.i- ! v
linns inodc by itfgroi-a mnifi cfttmiinal ion Ooii- i s,
IiinfW tli i a bated. Airendy nearly a liundred |?i
Mi"-t;g/utiv? been orrvstod insd <;xiiti<i:icd cepnr->it?-!y
before a committee of vigilante, appointed
lor tSuit purpose. *There
are otiirr evidennesjtfjf u wider pprend '
|iloi in T?'X is hut th* into liotff fil ivhirh wo re- r
Mvxl Olli t-Kuliitlilp-H |Hi'V<'lllH U? fl'n.ll) Cop) inij
lui'ilii r detail#. A lai.-r letter 8'iys: K
July '21.?Tliis evening, nl 4 o'clock
flrJu tlu cf I ii'g leaden, Sam. Cmu mid I'atriclc, i'
were eeum tetl fr< hi tln*j?:l nudum fining tfiitrd t<
Lo the place of execution An immense con? _
EotiiAe of ci'.izKUx nnd negroes aiwcmliied.
Later from Toxas. =
YVe have later and more excitipg news from i
lVxan. The llouetOii Southerner of i!ie 28th
Iiitft., eny?:
JiiM an we are Rning to prf#? imw? hn* arrived j(
leru from a rrlmltle source that twenty Iwo no- (<
frot'B have l>e?? nrrcKtecl and are to bu hung ill j
tVaxahmchle to drfv. i
?... r~l I :.u.: ??- ?? r ? - i J1
vui luimw utfwiif t*ir. ii. ?ij. i?oiwn, iniorrua |
is that n letter was rectrived by ThursdayV muk jj
>y I>m in lbik ji!ac?*, from Air* Heimct <fP
\u8Mu, giving ii|i accuutiV of' n fenrfut attempt ru
nn2nf6l>ont 0'" S/S'l iiiNt, to roducA our .Sluie Cup
tol tt> a hen|? of nwlien. Tlie darii.ir experiment ?
vim iiirtdn to ?*t fiio.to sonit* l>veiil>rfivc o| the
iriuei|)al '.edlftcV* ot the city ; fortunately, liowitfar.
{fie fli.me* were dibCftvered niid exii:i;:ui*h<-d
>efor? uuy aeriotiH dnmapfl had been sustained
)n the iiiulit previous, tlie Austin noirei>noiiit?m
o whom we ?re in-iebtecl (V?r th? inlelligfdco we
ra recording, had' heeji.keeping vigil.* .otW the
Ick bed of a friond.^beu ?Uti oh'ierVed & ?!iwt
f flame bursting from 6 ue:gli!>onu^ limin*, which
it cDDseqnencn of iiuielv warning, the citizens'
k'cre enabled to Arn-at, ant) nave the building y
rotn impending rujii. . |
The r.itizeiiK {if*.Grimes r.buuty 'held n public qv
nesting ou July at Anderson.' Ilois j(l
Smrge'S! PaWffck^jteFiiTuig. vj;
,.|leeolii!i"i!H were passed to the efTect that
i* among the negrcc* ih the county dieosiiion
ttt revolt Mid ye insubordinate; that the "
glmg in jirodttfk^influence ?>f certain
persons intj^Jraiinty ; that it is tiiueaieps to
e ta&er) to rid' tJtV-^tOrrin^iTly of lho*e nien; Mi
hxt pruching to the ue^rpas in the cortnty be .
itipped, l?ui*t (or one year, that Northerners,
omiiig into' ihp county under prptence of being rtimst*)*,
tem-ho^. drrtfHmeri; ?f(S. jj^to M.ir*
r?i???TfjUi ?u?picio?jMD ivnq Willi ' 'J
liat a ^qifllnirco couiitmCe bp appointed, p*j^t
ttf firgunand other iuea?4?Va for aaftWy.be or
lkm>. . :. SRfeiN - ?i
^O^baW4P|.irf t &6tMl ~_J
i*y of ?! trenary hfis 'coftafp'cjf to7&u?p?nd '
la coinau# qf ,tli?-go!(). (feiljA Ji^to-b*v?
j*. to ^
IedPOHTANT FEOM EUROPEThe
nc-wrt t>y the Auslralttcinn Mid K#ng?r?o J
s of some im|Mirluiic<* us i-ogtii>l? the relations j
XlMing liolwuuii France and England. The .
iritiuh 1'ivinier lta-1 made a 8|>eeeh in the j
louse of Commons staling the intention of i
jSovcrnment with r?-|>nrd ti? the defence* of the <
:ountry. The estimated 011:1113- ^or the defence
>f the principal dockyards is ?9.000,000, Hit-ring.
lo the Bpeeoh he clearly intimates the
lehahility of i|.;s necessity, and days that the
tolit.ical horizon is charged wiiii cluudti which
tirlokon t'ic possibility ><( it tempest. The
-pec:11 lnt'l ciiUsim! much un-aniness in KnguiiO
tind mucli feeling in France, causing n fall
f the fmule in Pur in.
TRIP FROM NORFOLK TO LIVERPOOL.
A citizen of Norfolk wiitos from New Nork ;
1 liuve just luiti another interview willi the
i>itet!toi'A ?f the (ircat ICHSlern, tnn.l they fny
f wu will gtini'Hiitei; lorty to fifty thousand
ale;? ef cotton they will nvike two trips to
Soifulk from Liverpool, commencing some time
n Oetolier?freight on cotton $2.50 per bale.
Lite sniuc* UK from New York to Liverpool. If
nn (. iii not. ifH. collon, to on ceo will nunwer. I
mi in iMipoii we will lie able to secure tlio
urn oi' cotton oft'.' tobaioo. If we riimiot
;i-l ti m:(ir:iiiteo fo.r two tri|H, wc certainly can
or one 11 ij>."
Mil. Doroi Ad os t,'i..*M>.?'I h - II mi. Stephen I
iJoujints iii iii-i ? a;.a :ily !' ' ?\ iitj? canli.liit"
i<-r the1 JV.-iM-inr.-'y, mlur-tloii a jjmil I
Jliim !{?k?* uiol IuihJ rlinkt! at Km:!?< %' I'oint,
!. I , liintTliiir^iliiy. Two of I.;piec!n.s on
l:'?i (m'lisioii :iri> tints r?-poi :
linfdiv ::>ki!ig ills t'lailiit. In: Bli 1 :
a'I onllie lu:ie tn-ilny in n Intil brkf, lilt!. I j
iitvenT c?M'ii it.tifli ol' it. I've no <ii>ul>l your 1
:llilll.H <11 ! '"lit. I IlitWil't. Iia<) a oliai l.o |
i V ' t:i v? ' /\i..oiifx toy yoiitlilui imti.M.Tfiions
Mlltdeil <:iV>.?ll to In* eit'ijli'j .lii-l^ir, anj olio
I il... .. i ; -I- i ' - -
- j-. : ti uci was.
t. very cum: 10 ?ii iiihu-1 < I;-si nvidvM-e liio !
uiiim- >.}' tlic n*lt:ii N?.\v i! ihi-ru is
iii_v jm cuisar viriiK' In vt?;;r !:?iii-s ver ilmio i.J .
illy ijtlitvSl.i'i'.'iii I Sni\t: Ion(V L.'irsj* tii.*ii)
hi. i th.iuk yen for vour wiiits-y ami kin-l- |
111'SS* , I
ik win jJi'jn f.- ?, ami, |-ari.nl; ii.g of t!i* 1
'I1<:ctilt>lil viiiti.N. !i- lilt!-. I-Xj' ili .'vi :
? li' cj gciii 1-llK'li, 1 wollVi ^la-liy |
iirnin. l/iir y??.j so*" fiotu tl.o Icri's nf my vnirr
(nil- 1 si*n u:iiil.!t' i?>. Thi' hit? l>v< i; a hiij'py, !
? ^!uriii:ia day. 1 s.l?:i!i i?e?*er i-i-icl it. There '
s a ( li.inil aliuill I ills ltan:ifi.l <l-i\, al.aut tins j
lennir. niivles|y*iMnM\ iU><>ui |>ut:liar n.siituti>>ii j
?f j'lims?a cl'ini-imki*. I siiM.is ynu iinve j
lie a<lvHiuoR>5 in tiint. rwpi-ol of >'<?ulli?-rn.;r-.
'or my uwn pan, 1 rn;;?-li more toii<!neRA ,
.... limn i n"\<- lur mcir nijrtj.T.-.
JuL cvoy mutt to his tu:t?." " ,
The f'Kors is tiib Ur-f.'orxmv.?<"!?iv-f Jo#- <
ice U'^citU. in rtpoiuisjj Ins Into visit lo i
/iilc, wiili-s to tlu- Newberry ??'???: !
I rviurtm-l on Tliuixiny. U'l from tlie j
!i:i|?ti. i Convention at. (?ruonvi 1-t. 1: was um i
illvreslil ill' ':tiiitr, UiOlljjlt no!, r.a niliHPiou .lv j
itifinleil lie lii-M'tnfurfi. Tin? jirolisfc'c :u?>s-* .
roin tlu In-ill "'' Ui? wi'atiior ino} tii<? stutf ol |
1-rt'j-jL Tlu' ilrougli'. I.us x'ery niudi ui.* I
!<>ye<i tiji- iioj-cs of the j l;iliter? . up to ilic j
illII iMilKJ I n?:v?:r 8iiw rucl, I'l.ej 1
iri! now ; tli<* 1 i ; 1 Iol i'ii:n, [to.ii- i
sing Ipijiuly lor t .1>>i:*v?-.<:, wii! in itituiy ;n- '
tutn-if, prove n.-tpiodiiiiiivr. : 1111 hi iu? ..iflnr.ce ;
vill lln\ pr^uiluts More tlilt 11 l.iiif crojiii. In j
<.,nvi!i??. ] tliiii!; tluTi1 wiii !> > e;:??ii^li i
or 11..i i co., ,'un|ii inn ; I>ut. in no otli^r u'.-li id '
i!" lite iij?|u-r country, with vliiitli lam ?c-!
1'iiiii.ti i!, will :!.? l/c ?1 o oik.'. Mutiy ?" i
;ioii!i iinjv.iiy is iiimlf, What is lu liu ?lui.e<" j
cannot khsWlI tlio 'jiH^tion. !
Qrhitv.?lluvo you ?Wt? that. l>ii? I'i'liiin in'
ii.other cliiiiiii !? ?i 1 ii?tf h'ni.h\ JSni'h.unl Leavi'-i
Cht*rol:?'^ IN TM< ?1\ V 9.
TW7 (JTIVAT PIT *7TT mn nrcnr-DOT A I
Out: of tin* tn?8t ti-rriMo evils in tin: com- j
utility is tin- whIo-hjii'imiiI jtfcviilcncc of !>yc- I
It i< to l*e (omul in alm-irt ev? ry i
.iinily in our Inipl, ami thousands nro suffer !
nit fi"in whut i"icy litiliove fo lie niluicn's o) j
im iicuu, mo lipari, I lie citcal, the liver or
wlii<:li are in renlity lu:t svmjiton? and
lie results of Iii?* pri-s^uou of l)jspi-psia. ?l.?
unity forms dm-# this dire arrangi-im-nt of tlie
liiinal fi:i:ctinriHi?Miiiuc, tlmt n Ihotiannd dif- i
erent ca>i** mlie cil?>u in wliiili tln? cnm>1
i >-a J ton bunion <>l" syn.p' .mis is entirely 1
lifTVr?*nl. l'r ol'ijlily in I In* most <flicii-iiL re j
iicdiitl ii'iPtil known is til.- 0.r>iyeiialc:l Hitlers, '
irrpnrcd l>y S. \V Fowie it 0<?_ liu>toti. Wc I
uire -n'rti It'll im from individuals wli<i?c cli .r:md
pn.-iii'<n in M>ci?'ty entitle their. to
onfideiioi*. ulid tlx* nrti<:W: lias lieon approved :
>y h<>iu?* ol "in- inofii (-iniitL pi ofu^aional men.? ,
l<ixlon Tfiircllrr.
Tlie aUove expresses our opinion of this well |
.tinu-n remedy. I
For p.ilo l?v I). Mcfwineiilin, Abhoviilc.?11,4 I
? ft r>
NOTHING ELSE OF SEEVICE:
Mici'a:.u:iV1i li?. N. Y., 17. 1858. j
Mr W. r, I lm\e iis^l lifiiiixirt-fl'i*
I:?ir lU-atorntivo for three j-i-ns#, mul have I
nii'l it to be a most excellent urlicli*. It n?i [
iil\ storml ili? ( ( Iw of my hni;*, jj'vimf it }
?w I if? an ?J 4tr<:nt!tl), l:;n it ctnxl nrul I
/ifc of-n.yuci. ?'l?sltn..tc iTi)|>ti. n iijMin tinmil
[?, which aothitnj elite to I (refit i '
^il!y believe it t<> lit* tlitf l?e??i Hrticl- iit life.
*Your." R^B^'cti'niiy. K>uffVri'S llowuxn. j
Kurn^mher limt, flii.* result vne piotJue.-d In j
I i.i.MfttiiKET'8 Ittfimiab't'i the oriyiual mnl only'
clioblcilfnr $jiMorntiv?.\ I
IViee nml one dollar a liottle.
uM vvcrjp;u-Lere^rOt.<l at all the di
i Abbeville. WjBpUAfePro|>rit?r?,
Tn>y, 11. 4t
COlNJ^|G^?iE8.
C C Scaniin. J S Diftiii, J Fo'sicr Mnr.-hull
C P?Ti:in. A Simoiiilfl, fi 1J Citbell. IJ J 'J'njrr,
K A MgC'astan, .? II Uil?on. J W WJhon,
J Ji>i)l.>u, II W Luweon. Joint' Mcttrydo,
>ltn While, ltrnricli Si. l'lifker. Juliti Knriiriii.
lurk St l?ul*rc*e. M (! T IfftskHI,*
8 Uowiin, 11 A June*, A M Sniitli, S Henry
men, W it Jiucliuiiuit. 0 V llitrncs, J T
triii'S, Thotoas it Hopper. Hugh Wilson, J L
I'Mle. O'T Porcher. l?r J Y'ltrboraugh J H
ibon, Agrirw, MoD &. Co. Mr Giles, J Colli- 1
ti, Thus Kukin.
ELECTION
All mAfiriT fiAinrrtii'
uii luwiywupi, i
^? * !
PURSUANT to or<Ur of the Town Council,. '
' tlii r? WOi be *n Klijstioir h?ld iu'ther
in ft- House, on Monday, September lOtlt,' for '
terideni and "Wnrden*. for the Town of ALbelle,
K. .0., for the enduing year.
roll* to be open from ten o'clock, A. M., until
rve o'clock, 1\ M.
The following person* fanVe bfeen uppojiUed
tunne^a Uiu Kleotioo : ^nthnui*! Knox, Mf , <
'U. Moort, J. T. Robertson. p' f
' R.-A. FAIR Intendant. t
Angnrf?. 17, 1860 10. Lt^ ^ . Ji
'??lea Tjj'J j?r?r? <
mJCATI()^ *w^h??.i?df.uji'c.thfi ,n?*|
iT^wji .
: ^iL v **apti57
J&X&Efo. - ^ '!&?. . <? >jsraf?i *
IMPORTANT
^ rr? n ? "
i iu Ktwr.
*
r|"MIK Corner STQIIK MOUSE, now occupied
j 1 by MOOIt K SfQU AI FE,~?p|iosit?? llie MurI
xliii'.l ll'iiisc mid \Vni>hitit;toil Siivet, froiuiiiL' tbe
I Public Sij'Uiri', find Hdjiiimiiir the I'oal. Office,
o?kn?wl?Ml(;<jd l? be one of llie b'-at busiunsd
{ locution* id town.
j ALSO.
' Tim STORK HOUSE now occupied by
(JOItlt, IIIJXTnil ik Co., fronliiijj the Public
. Square. 9t? fe-t wide, nnd PO feci with h
i lurtjo Dry (Vlliir Htuiehed. well nil I'd lor ?i
: WIihIcxhIh ?r K-inii <?roei s*y.
| Hotii tiuildiii<>A nr* in good repair.
I A rare o; |iMhiniiy is now offered 'o those
who limy d<?!re tr> tii^ngo in the Drv Good* or
, (iinccry liusilK e?.
For further pniticuliiru cnqtiifc ?t Ihe Po?t
! Office, or to
1 JOHN Mcl-AKEN,
Abbeville C. 11., S. C.
August I t, I6C.0 17 if
ilramliT
iVAAjauaa W A J3J
B UST UKC'l.IVi:i? aiiolhei- CASK of ibut
Fine
MACHINE OIL.
For i'V
* AflNKW, McTiONALD it Co.
Aujjii-l ] 5, 18Gi> 17 4i
HAMST HAMST
SXSOIt!
2 Tierces Extra Fine Sugar Cared Hams.
5 Hilda. "RAflfVW
For S.vle 1:v
AUVEW, MuDOXALD <fc To.
Aayu?l 15, lfiG.) 17 4i
SOO ESvistiels
JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE i OU
('AJ>IJ K\"
A(: NKW, llcDO.NALD ^ Co.
Aujju*' 1.', *ii?o 17 .1*.
Sl-Jg tf Land?by tho Court of
Ordinarv.
%/ Real
Estate of Eliza Rouse- Dec'd.
BY (>KI>!.lt of ilie Court of Ordinary for
AM oviH^ I will mc!l lu tlie
Itiglii'M oil Salt- i??y in Scj?Si-iiibi?r ucxt,
l In* I Seal Ksiiiu* ?*f SUi/n !!. ?> * ilec'd: Sit
iitiii-il in A'-'.-.i'vil'i! i>iynet. iiiijoiuinj; I.-iikIs of
Siun'l. Jordan, A, i . 1 i.iuuiv ami others, aud
ccnluiiiiii;.' !" >' :t?:rcs tinf-i
T'-i riH 1-' r.i')i;ihs <.-:< !.c. Tlie cost to he paid
iu cash.
I. T. MUI.'UK, ?. A. D.
August 11, 1fc(?0 1 7 Ut
H E/VDQU ARTERS
r.Df;v;j-KJ.i) r. 11., >
Autriist", 13 St) J"
PURSUANT to nr. ordor fruin Hrijr 0?n. J.1$.
Oriffiti, there will 1?* mi ol'>?tLi?>n held
for MA.IOR GKNKKAI. of ih?? 1st Division of
S. <M.. to fill tlx* ?*mr?itu;y o"cn>i"'i)o<l 1 v t hn
_rc.?i^nritioii of Mnj Urn. Smith. ni K.lii.-fi ?-lf]
nml Al.l?-vil!p Court on ThtirMiay the
27ill <l.?v "f S.-|,tviiil>?.'r lu tt.
Mnj. it. W.Tunikina will innnnire Hie election
for tin- Ivlj/etn-M S?j Htilnin ; mul Lieut. t'ol.
!>kHiu;iii. will it?;ithe election for the AMievillf
SiiiiikIir>n.
Tim voles' in li? return**] to P<riir. Gen. firif
fin.
Dy cr.ler of M. W.jR.MtV.
('< 1 Urn! llc't'i C.ii'iilrr.
A liquet 17, IB }>i
wrra:!H~
f OFFI-ll my V.t1uait!c l'liuitnti^n lor'SSlf. It
i li?.s on wuicrs ol' Penny's Creek. Containing
1,000 Acres,"
IN TWO SETA KATE TRACTS.
mlA
TIIE HOME TllACT COSTA IWltfO
6^LO Acres
on WH't^a of Penny's Creek?4o0 acres of
clcared Innda.
ti&wwmtim,
NEW OUT HOaSES
A N" D
Oln House.
fi can bis rfiviilud in two BRpnratft tracts to suit
purchaser*. ooiu%filly or ni*ty ucrea of
BOTTOM LAND?
Tlic Sccoiyl Tract kno^vn as the Camp Ground
Tract containing
452 ACRS^i"' '
id joining Lauds of A Hunter tuid others* One
inndrcri and 3*vcnty fire acres of clAarod land
nost'of it nirtlef bi^b^At? of cultivation.
Cbt'Vc urn two good S*tnngft>J??w buildings M|dL
-August 9, ISflO 15'4t " >
~SAJLtTDA 1B0KM?
v ',|f . ; w-\
[HAVE in operation * NEW
WHEAT MILL,-at Bmilh'e OW Id ill 6a
'aJndti Kiver. 1UM give flit* ?trial you will
Lid tlmt I will HAt k??u .roil waiting, aud I
I.ink y*o wirtJ?ir#ftiT?aed t^tein gtr^ ?eu
a #rod ?*ud ft? ftiu'oIi of it any
ither mill from the-aume Wheat
- . * M. "ERtPIN.
ilt th? jiext
V '