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spRiNG AND AlMMER


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fron Philadelphia and Bsttinore-son.e.
ihsas more ChssY. SYlta.l,l and Eiss.s than
hss ever been Ouer,d ~ ihis place or county
before, and at such prices - cannot fail to
please he repeatedly thanks hi, friends
= tHu p4u,ic Tor fsVours bestowed on him
,ihce opening, and hopes, b, h,S attention 10
bustuc-,. To receive add ioual public patron
az. lie assures me Tg,it- tnat uJ.u.n-
sta'i To wsntlps ou tIs PsJt 80 Please. a.,
- Determined la srii b., Good, Unusu'li,
low u suit t,c drprt s,el state of the ;,mcs.
FSI-OUs Nhius - siPPi. themselves ~tu
good and cheap Aru'tc, On ihr best terms
-re rcsPee'iuii, requested 10 ave him a call
a'd h'y vail not toe pctmttcd 10 n away
without purchasing almost on jkrir own
terms can, zee. ard judge or yourselves.
The stock consists OF the follow iug:
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For Rent.

a COMFORTABLE BRICK DWELLING
a HOT ~. 90 Bolivar. recently occupied
oy Mr. Rodgers Possession gwen irmcdi.
4tr'y. IS &. y. 4. ANDIE,DN
Juuc 7, 1898 tt.
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EnJicf0Irn .77ifIs,

TEN'lE subscribers having entered into
II partnership Tor term II wears, 10 tie
.HiLLLN'G BJSLNENS
at the kAbirtoWn MILL, they Will in a few
d7,' he ready Tor the reception OF al Kind,
oi GkAlN. for which Tie, are prepared 10
pay the highest market price. Farmers ~ ho
rreirr grading ueir wheat, can get l1ur O.,
,he Mil. OF delivered al ihe Depot, Charles
town, OF AZ Iisrpcrs-rcrry.
n constant SapDiy Of Pia,i.y, Sal. F.s6
Sc, ,e,H be k,Di oa hgad at Tor prices.
Saving, and Plaster grind ,ns done an the
best manner aud At moderate Pjlces .-COuG-
Try work done "a good order
We hope, by street attention and prompt.
,ude Ihat our frtouds anl Oh customer, II
tbe Nail, will not ps.s us by
join hABLE,
DAVID JOHNSTON.
Kahlrtowf Iuly l. I-I.
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mn for RcuI

W. Nil srtafrd on Baii.kir. tr,w, t,
We nsms n listac.' Brock M.li. ed r.,
several yesr' occupied ~ John C.1..ss. !. f,-
rent fo'fession even On ttr 2uh au r,r
'efn' SrPJ 70 Dau.ei ila,Ies 90 tbo premises.
or TO ihe subscriber
J.ly o. 1881
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IRON, Ernmt

w J. have received ,tni further supple,
w oi feuH.' isara rolled ,rd Srgi a
hammered RIOS caosrtrfs 30 ps,tcfl.- 80.
snd if,h Tree - - - sti
- ,rch .qnpfe isor, 81 snd ir.h round
&c. hni-c .hrv bars lor'c.si.ac tsI RODS a.4
T.oHst ir.uof cr'', DESCRIPTION 80 e. aiI.h
Ne oHer Dw Dr c,th
YNTrS & THRILL
U4'i4Nn, Ap-i -. $3.50
'.'' -..'r ~ S"u- So
q in'N man Whelsa l-strstc ~srk-
4 "A 0,su. % soHsF go .as'tf.u. h4h..s.
lni no d, boz ovciy pas quilted fg'or't.t
o sh"p. ~nl God = soni .l. alien hy srp''Hs
iumrdi1tc'y 90 ihe sahsr,irrf at kttl-t.~ o..
Go. 8. CuNNBFRliS
June = fz1s
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The Misunderstanding cflovers end
70 renewal and increase Of love.
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WArITEO.

20 or ~ bu-hols Sf oats. ard a r-.y l,,.t
SONS c.s ai good Potatoes. u4.Ibers,.i,..i..
payment IS 'fbu due ihls Oa.-c
JIiy =. l-a3.
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q NAVE uork n 6ut qIslsy UOF5.
n which wiIi eel low fof cs.h
JOUN EABLE
Ksbistosn. Msy q. Isgs-3t
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S1BESS, sc.


ltr'isH aul Ig',-tftrg >fk,.
faorN ard ",t, ,uIur'd SKIS & riJreuces.
Sspsr eui1rcd Gross Dc Franc,
~ DH, SIX Velvet.
kich figured SVs, NusiYs.
PLAIN and hsprri Ses-, Null.,
Cu'arri check >NI-. Martins,
r,r',h Ns.ltas I'D Lawns,
" sirrsd FIsit De Su,c.
Gauge klhnnUs. assorted cu'nrs
MauiGh Riahuus, Bsnuet Ribbons, i4.c,t aud
mo fs,h.1nau.c qI.hty.
Srlerdd a,,"gimeui VI French, British, and
Domestic Pr.ui..
Biick ard white htriz Laws
SUPER ll'ck sud col Irrd Cal,ror..
Black. white. salmon. AID PINK crane,
~ ek. white. pink ant hiDc >7',r..
larg" a,-ortn"rt OF Brown Nusln., from
q ! 6" 81 viir.
\ spleniil as-otrmer, 90 Blcscled Mu,'in.,
Ne" sl' sum Elastic Su>peulers,
oitlu and web do.
Naiencii aud blonde I7ce-,
Thread, Bobbinet, and i,oas Iaccs,
Cotton Chain from No J,tO &c.
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100 Heres orprinic Land,
no FARMERS.

HNiL Subscribed ic.p,rttotl tnf"rT' 30
n Farmer, that te ms epgiu,cd ~utk-
utiu % ta a. and rcpa.r GRAIN era
CLES aad rEoWIuG SDEADs.
'i super .t ftaYf'. si tu- .torts.t rtft.s.
at ti' y sson- Mixers Shop 10 Ctsrl..t,. n.
'ir v'' keep cou,tant suppl, Ui the at.,r
'tti'i'- "n hand, rraty hlt a,s. Farmers
iud others f" have cradle, Co Rrp,tr. 80
81" "'i' 10 '""d thcr rsrlN, a. 1t 80 tu.uIs
them to DC ready ns Tie tiiuc th~, are vs. T.
ing THOMAS HAWKINS
Nav ~ lz1S
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OaICiyAL ANEcDorr.-A io,ly set
OF Iishmen, boon Companions ana
sworn brothers, had made up their
minds to leave tho "old sod" AM .rnL
their way "tll Ameriky." They we're
five IN number: two Palivs. one Mur.
ply. one Dennis, and one league. i.
50 happened, that The vessel lhcy were
to soIn could only take four OF them.
VINO, then. should submit, 70 the hard
i.ie o. being left behind and separated
ir"m The darling crew; was a CUES.
tion which posed every mothers som
~ them. htIer,th honest Tca,nc OK.
Gained. "Auah' | have il. Wen
oastla'Fto sec who shall remain" Bat
one OF The Paddys swore j, was rot ion.
teel TO do that thing. you laow
Ic'gur. said he, TIA, am an arqf! D..
-7'ict7n, and / en- work IL on, by The
rI'c Of 'nJl'racii5n. which Is a Great
deal better. But you must 81 a,rcc
u biio by the figures" Al Lay,1r
pledged themselves 20 do so. Pat rr,.
cec3ed- Well thcn-iakc PadJt rom
Paddy you can't butiatc Dennl, from
murphy aal league remains. Rvpy
foll, league, my Jewel, aud iis YOU
that eao g3"--NoJoN HerqM
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THE MAMIE CHANGED.

.4t 4. ,rSr.i.,r If -, ,,,,,', g., -, ISL
1-tl t. ,1pr.,,,n u t,, ..u,,. lui L,,u. e,,rr,,
II ,n,.-lT ui,h - lIti,, -, -, .,,,',,,N -,
IA. .r,i,,tt-.' ~, a., 49,, =, - 49,, - -,
s., "a, If a.. t,.t., A. 49,. - !, 80 -, .,r,t -
L.,r mad. In, ,,.,,,,,,,.'',. =, -, a.. -. -, -
,,t 80 49,. = Nttt.,.tt,- ri,
ILe prpiai.,sr .sare th.ttl.. ,,nt,,',,, Ia
f.li ,uio mn, h.t,f. .4tor II uh.r, I'D 800,
%, u.t.ft.kt o. i.-Le ~ kuI,i,.s ,i, 'r-,,I.
80 49,. -, -, ",e ''. Va
.4ll,r eoard, &C. be- l.,,rr,,i 49,. c,,,a,,,,,, ~,
a. ,i,.rr,i.. ~ '.', an ~
c,,e.. sa'ar OF Which L4,s 5, Ia; La G H. AL,
10 u'tiirL sc't"cr.
IT Utt.s Sls''H-. r. ,vtf, ,'..r,i. ,'-o
~ iSs-~ ~ ---sf F-'---v 80. .-r
81. A...tU. - Gs4I.laar I'tH5rr. t.lt.ui,t'v
those L.tJ.r'i i1u..ts 90 ~r.tsu'. lr,.,ts ~It.h
' p" - terminate 'r uis,t ',r.l ,."c-,,
Sih. Frsrs. &C. N..I .rr- people i..lN 3, the
I'mc ct tf'srfi Pc. 81 ,,tr, t,s..tuti a.
3'h. Rsr.5.ttg Pans 4 t4r .,t,ts
"'' N''..Hs -.sl q. .l-E u ever, description or
." v ln'r,'r l'ft' lru'ei
ga 4,.'-rS vi .ii a,.'' IL Ia. compliant. the
Ni'tIi ga ".IlNius u.c O'utu.cst, iau-t Keep tbs
.'s,' o"t q ~4.tsr.
gh - C.: u &c.
u b. als' oi "l ~. best remedies ca R,rn, anil
.h-,' u@e. y. suEpnsRO.
Nh. =. iirW,r0Ns-Sir. iia,ir- trrn in tic "a.
h't At u,."g th- Ointment irrl.ar-. o. ,,r Tor
nuuaer 90 ,srs, urs ,sle Sb,fhrrd'. p.teu, ont
meat. iter'n-tly iu.ktr..) i.r uouud. al ,arisu,
-. '''H'' s.'' cuts. i."s' bate scales arI burns.
10 ryeou,m-edtrs ITO lie atne. - Ls ,',' W.
,h"k OF h'' It i's al, h,yn A., .pu.- "a IA,
p'ictor md rauufl,'a.,t of til. utinr,, r,r,.a,.
psst hsvius G,,,n,y rsrrj,c.l ,h. .,,i.l. li,,ll,
i'"m himself SNN'L. &. OMtNGS.
~. I-'r't S....-f, .NvftH Street, B.!i,n.sre.
,' L.'l, 81. S'h. -.
nave ''itn us.d At fog hOr,c.' sore back, with
'iis1 su~N-ss , L. O.
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SE.E.gEENR CO.sYV.

- So - ~ - - - - OsE ~.
F'lit Md VS. s-f' rnr rsrrfI. i.ts. ~ fis
TarHr'- rs1f.r-hrrrf rr.ry atr.t.Ie
Coo r'..icrc, .fr..lail william. I'd. u,.ia
street, Cblrr-t,uH,
TIE HsH-ffss'1a-o iVl ry-H APPROVED.
Scainlc0e Goats,
Combu 1- very irriri sItsfis-ss over &C.
oii method 81 curfus 5fI m1s W cos.
1raiicmfu 900 ,psffI f1 sl s.au...at..a 90
if.' '} stsai. ls o o, believed il.y what once
zee iti merits.
JJsEpU BHOWN
CAV Kinds e TsI,rrr lrclud,sr Ilai,,'
hidi0y blesses. &C.. ss-. FED 90 tHs beet
l.lfH.r q. shi az sboIi naff. JE
tllIItsfoau. tI1c w. 1850
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iha,e known MIR e. iI.r.,,usi. h, -. ,,-,,,.i.-
tf7i J"aAih's Ointment for seSr.I ,esrs d1,i.g
NY residence IA Mar, lsnd and the Oin,r,ctt r,,J
~ "''" - have been "a much rcpuic. IL Ia been
-, f', h"' u''i 10 NY a~n family w!,lc living Ia
~ u. WAUGH.
New iUtk, MAY gh, 1888.
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L ASHtSN,-h nat ObseCulous slaves
mankind are - Fashion. Fashion saws
a coiemPoiary, rules the world, ana A
most tyrlnnlcll mistress she is-com-
polling people TO submit - the mos,
incenvenient things Imaginable, for
fashions sake.
She PiHches our feet with ,isht shoes
o! ohoics US with tight neck hand.
Lerchief, or sq1eezcs the breath out Of
our body by light lacing-she makes
PEOPLE set up by night when they ought
70 De IN bed, and keeps them in bed in
the morning, when they ought 20 be
up aud adding.
She makes people yisi, when they
would rather stay At home, eat when
they are no, hungry, and drink when
they are not thirsty.
She iaVaies our pleasure, and IN
tcfruP's our business
She compe!s the people 70 dress cal
~, whether upon their own property
or thu. o.! olbors--w neither agreeable 70
the Word Of God, CT the dictates Of
pride.
She ruin, health and produces sick
ness-des'ioys Ike, and occas.yns pre-.
mature death
She makes foolish parents, inyal.ds
Of children, and servants Of all.
She IS tormen.or OF conscience. =
despoilcr Of morality, az enemy Of re-
ht''a-and no one can be her compan-
.Ja ana enjoy either.
She IS despot Of the highest grade
fol- % intrigue and cunning. and hus-
handl, wives, fathers, mothers, som.
daughters, and servants. black and
white. voluntarily have become ler
obedient servants and slaves ora We
with one another 10 see Who shl.! be
mort obsequious.- Troy Iimss.
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irlre lrs,ia- Boan.aaro. had h.,,l ,,,,,t :
an O."tneri, nov Shepherds l.. ). o., ia which
You aVI|ar bcl Ia t,r pu' &c as propriet1r and al
IS Ie'i ~ 'b'escy ~ cures on persons Viti whom
an ~ o.. '-io;ei. Stucc NV residence ia r.
"inore it hos performed c,i-c o. e r.,.I n 49,,
.''eied With piles In .i W., s.lf l.. ,.i a ,4. r,r
Tor some years with thi1 distressing tisr,.c f,u
H""e''''li"Ey aip!,rd your Oiutnlei.t in NV oan
s-'s' "'o -'a 5ga''acI that eau Soy It made per
'''' cure =. = BENT
C-pU'i S-Roe.,, lombard street.
W = u t'irH', Frrt T.-t Cay, Nj. proprietor
OF Shepherds T.. ;. Ointment
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w DOL - anicd.

~ glrntfs ~ WDut. ul.I te t.t-1 10.
= t,.t+.Er g.. G..lt .ffi.u... .fn.. ,....
va LOCK go
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Gloves, Tsonncts. VIats. &c


4 superior assortment OF Ladies shk, Tnuelle,
Thread. aud nd Gloves,
4 splendid stock % -enllcmen's six, thread,
cotton, HEAVIER aud hid Gloves,
An elegant assortment Of English and plain
B5nnei-
besuiifui assortment u ladies' and gentle.
meus shoes, Boots, Caters, Slippers, and
Fumps,
4 splendid assortment &c Black, White
Russia, six, AMI rr HATS
Men AM BHy', straw arf ri9 do
Al.o, splendid and e'-.rI assortment Of
CT'0rCricS ~ EiGHOI'S, ri=:
ts,,r, I2l, good sr;clc.
c.rtr ~ on,i,s.rt article,
C,iirr. - superior 90.
Brown ~u-sr, =, e ..aai do
lo1f Nu',-, prcpcr N4-lice. Chocolate,
Ir'rsrs. iud.cn NI"it>.es. Sc
Ir"ocu Brand! Vi superior quality,
iiniscd GIu, do. do
~strFfs &
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Look as This!
GOODS.

YENIiE subscriber hss just received. and i.
IL row opening. . ia,se, beautiful, and
.-IrrItI .ssorsrtert ~
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.lfIr NNrNIa N0o.IA.

.1CIr spring GOOdS.
JH w. -"1-. riH'r fa. r.e a.rfc ~ boz
itHrs f- '..I.rirr. s.t fls p.rir
rtttr i-..t f'rsf..f-. s.t ,.Ii ,Y.tn,e q.
rr.s .r tH..Hf ihr It,.rnt st.E IIs ...!I,
s HEW sPRIdG GOODS, ea,a
H.i . .rt o. Dol, u.r of i.r u.u.f ~. aH.f
f.' -t.c.ai a..afi.r.t, DO I,- ever offered
Oil i.s mr-tf -uI i.r.fsa Il.ter tiln tls
.. .sr aHi q.ary hove been ,F-t,d
hr.si1I.fr OIL .hs Yt's ti..,'.e1 OF
- fGE GLLLZ
r.r...r frl, fs.fr...s 90. ,...I resrert.
H.Is I-t ,it from go ,bY uI.H GO raf.
J .NfLiER
AlH ~ Use
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Pwbfic Sale or L.f.rD.
The Tract OF LAND

Belonging 20 the estaus o. ssii dscsa,.d. ea
which be resided al the tine Il h., d..ih.
situate IN tie ecuniy II Clarke sad state u
NITsata add containing ab9.t
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-15
From the H,ashinotou Chronicle


~NIrED STATES BANk.-lt is truly
iaughable to witness the mauGuvres of
the Opposilion relative to the above named
institution. During the last session of
Congess. when the Fedcralists, believing
the day was their own, and the Democrat,
&c party would be the minority party.a I3s
States Bank was indspensahly ueceSgars IS
Tor the business wants of tIie cSt56ny.E
Without it, nothing Of consequences could
be done. The wheels of Government
must stop. Commerce must dwindle into
!nslgnificance, The currency mus, consist of
irredeomable shin-plasters, The exchanges
would be thrown into the utmost confu
SION, agriculture would lansuish-the work
ns classes would suffer for broad. and OK.
treme dcstifntinn, misery and wrc,chc.Iness
would cover the whole land witt, mou:,.
inS. Bur now. wonderful indeed are the
Changes for the better. Soon after The
election in Missouri, Noah discover. d that
United States Bank was not of such
paramount Importance TO the salvation of
the country, bul that it might possibly hc
dispensed with After the Maine clcc-
ton, all doubts OIL the suLicc, were rcnoy-
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understand al-a, tia, Mr.. Suo.ccLcr's
house was uninsured, and is therefore II TO-
tai loss 10 tha, gentleman
SAVANNAH. Nov. 6

SAVANNAH, Nov. 6.
Late From Fiorida.-By the steamer
New York, Capt. Wright, arrived ycs,cr.
da from Carey Ferry, we have received
the following from our attentive cores.
pondcmr;
FoKr i'ARLEE, (E. F.) Oct. 80.
Nr. E'i'or-ncc"mpanyin this. send
you copy ofa general order, ANNOUNCING
Tue disposition OF the troops for the an.
preaching campaign, and extracts from
letters received FROM two officers of grcot
intelligence. " o''"'
hltLi"us h Gen. Taylor feels very conf.
dent that he can bring the war To- a closc
ny neg"c'a'ion, yst he Is unwilling to ,rnst
the WHY savage: and his arrangements orc
oe'nS made with n view to avail himseIf
OF the assistance oriorcc,s houId il he (onnJ
necessary.
letter from friend at Tampa Bav ia
received, giving the best news ever va, re.
ceivcd; and his authority is of the Liuhcs,
value. lie says, "a number of Tallab,e-
ses, and Scminolcs proper are here. from
iIo to 200. in families. Among them ;s
E"ciiec- -th'ocko- i-na,ii;, The prime min
ister OF tic Tallahassccs, and ,hc f,m;ly
OF Dch Ena'hla, king nf that band
several minor chiefs are here; and nr;,-
e,Pai sub chfefof the Mic;isaukics: named
Noosa lustcnuSSce. was recently in, and
gave very reasonable aud favorable tall
lie has since sent in Il runpcr. To s,v ,h..
By The i"il of this mooo, he will be -,
! with a number Of lis people, no, ,o c.'
OUT again: Sam Jonos is very sick. and
perhaps by this Inns, dead, au,! his uen.
/ pi'' are on thrIr WAY to His place. (Tau,na,
.!' Hc"t III runner to Gotta, (Alliya,or's
step son. 'o say. that he would make n
large lire down the bay, when Corzu ,nust
20 o"t and meet him and then escort him
in here Should Sam mes come in ~
die. !he long agony is over. Youperhans
Know, that have never been san.,i,..
perhaps less $" than any officer in Florida:
hut now think matters more Iayorablo
man they have ever been before, and
confidently expect To- see most of ali tho. q
now "n', on board ship, perhaps earlier
| Than March or April.
The above is highly gratifying tn Gen.
crnl Taylor, and confirms all his favorable
an'iclpations of ,ilc early settlement of this
internal war, IIehas Succeeded in slim
ping every one "fthe ApaIachicola Indians.
(ahort 25''->ay 90 wurriors) aud this is n
most important point gained. twill have
very strong influence on the main poin,
Gen Tnylor's grand talk, according to all
hrs arrangements. is TO take place AT Tam
pa Bay, on the 9Th November.
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sidcred, as they are penned, in candid
aud impartial spirit. controlled by noper-
sonal nor party feeling. and guided by n
deep sense Of public duty, aud regard for
The welfare of the country. or tho concur
renee of our political friends we cannon
doubt. So far as we have been able To
consul, them. they decidedly agree with
us, aud we trust our new allies, and espe-
cially our opponents at the South, will
ponder long aud well on them, ere they
unhapply commit themselves against
them. In Gods name let not the SuG1h
he forever divided, especially on matter
like !h,s' SO apparently clear and unques-
lug every thing dear to usns free peup!e.
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section; aud that it did .ayowcdly in this in
stance, make all the rest oc the union trib-
u,ary to the deed! Let us 10 warned how
we ever again lodge such power in an in,
s'i'ution, SO foreign to us in its feelings, and
SO uncomfortable in It's power. The ex-
changes were equalized by il; but these
very exchanges were the letters, in which
they bound you, with gliitering, bui ser.
vile chains. Located at the North, it
made itself the heart of The commercial
system, and throughout tho exchanges,
It's arteries drew to it the wealth aud
Resources OF the Union. The pnblic
deposites sYelled these currents, aud
secured 10 u the immense profits it re-
allied on this gigantic monopoly. Re-
morselessly has the Government taxed you,
hut more remorselessly has its tax gath
oror. the Bank, ground you in the coilec-
tion. In la years, the President admits.
it drew from the South and South Wes,
in specie, So, 2,523,:3S7 9l. for the Mo,ller
Bank, aud the Branch at New York. and
sen; back only SSO7, 472;* while at one
operation, they loaned TO New York, S5,-
ouU.Ou0 al specie, tosuslain her trade.
The lime have already. consumed, and
.hat which l must yereraphy, iorbids me
TO trdre all the details, .hy which this fatal
Da""' '''co az ~ was ny tue uuctudl ana
unjust cxactions of the Government, un-
determined your commerce, until it perishe,l
Hknost into nothing, and transferred it, and
tts4i,s profits. tu its-uwn I,c-tplc, aud its
own section. they have been powerfully
developed by an ADLER hand; and i would
refer all who desire to prosecute this in
qniry; 10 report made by the Hon. Fran
CTS Mallory of Virginia, to the Convention
nl Merchants oi that State, assembled in
Richmond, last winler--a document abound
lns III statistical Information, Drawn from
au;"eni,c sources, uud placed in the most
Instructive Light"
Sec Report of Committee ofITouse Of Rep
rcscniatives, lo32 pages 2i,5 to 2!IS.
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Domestic News.
From III" Sonih CarOiinian.
GOV. BJ'TLER.S REPLY

we commend to the al;rrIi0n of the rea
ucr, the following excellent letter of Hi,
EScc'iency Gov. BUTLER. in reply t. the
ie'if'0n IN behalf of Nazareth Allan. con-
v'c'rd ot the murder of n negro boy. II
"o"S honor. alike 10 his head. and his heart.
10 Ills exalted slat!nn. tno. an,! hi; Stale.
IL ihrrc he any abolition slandcrcr of The
south. not entirely beyond the reach t,f
shame, lie mus, surely feel it on rcnJino
tie last paragraph, which we are confi,len,
VIII iind prompt and generous RESPONSE.
IN l'lc bosom Of every intelligent slave.
holder.
We would here say word on the sub
.lrct "i the p"rtlonin% Po,rer, but mus, defer
II tur want of room.
To The ShcHD of Richhpnd Dist, sc.
EXECUTIVE OFFICE, COLUMBIA,
OcInhrr, .EIl:I, IS:}S.
The petition ui s'ndr> ci,izcn., i'm he
hall oi Nazareth Allen. convicted of mur
der. IL the fall term of the Court of t;.n.r
al Session, SC. for Richl,nd Disrricr j,
received.
In exercising the delicate rcsponsibility
ATTACHED! to my office, it is Il difficult but
imperative duty TO discrininatr .,crplv be-
iwrr" 'h" real merits of The cnsr. and The
%%S,Sn VII; .,,s o. nsrSonnI ndn Svr:,y which gen
w go "t,''" IT, ei''H'rsi ,''N
uniprtunnl". The nun:brr and rc,Dr,.,,
bi'ty "f the petitioners cannot alter i.r n;l-
lure oi ~" i!r'S. nor Gus tn" unutIiri / ami
irresponsible prayer Of the Juryntta. in ny
judgement. he permitted to rcvcrsr tn,
solemn verdict of the J.ry. The cas:. j,
nndcniablv clear. Of deliberate. or rather
wanson homicElc. Tn, plea for mercy
is the extreme youth of tlir convicted pris
oncr. The only consideration. thai gives
weight to This plea. is the hope If llcnd-
mcn' in the future career Of au ,informed Il
character, with The probaniii'y of n salu-
ry impression having hrcn already cilcc
tel on mind not yet dn:,r:,vcd. II will
add TO The a!fliclions of Tie unIiapnv suf-
lcrer, by detailing the feature, Of his case.
which have compelled nlr to ii,e rcIuct,n,
conclusion, iIai these considerations c;n-
no be applied TO him. i'hr Laws of Sourb
Carolina make no distinction in cases Of
deliberate murder, whether committed ON
Il black man, ora white man; and neither
can |. am not q law maker, bu, the FIX
ecutivc Officer of the laws 0!ready made.
and mas! not act on Il distinction which
the Legislature might have made, and has
not thought iii io make.
That the crime of which the prisoner
stands convic,ed. was committed cn,;,,s,
one OF an inferior grade in society. i :,
reason Tor beng especially cautious Of in
tcrceP,ing The just severity of the law
lhis class ofour population, arc subjected
to us as .wetEfor their protection. as our
adynntaeesSsOur rights, in regard to them.
arc notanore imperative, than their duties
anu, the institutions which, for wise and
necessary ends. have rendered them pccu-
liarly dependent, nt lcas, pledge the law
t" be to them, peculiarly, friend and
protector.
The prayer of the petitioners is not
/; .ss;ra9lea;-PIERCE III. BUTLER.
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From, tic Cha,1rHun-

., ~ 80 S"oFNSfOH ODssx' Nor, S.ss-
FIRE.-At quarter past 6Ssea Clock IN
Sunday morning IAN alarm of fire was .;
ven, which proved to have taken place in
an out building attached TO the premises of
Messrs. Reynolds. Clark & REYNOLDS.
Coach manufacturers, in Meeting street.
The buildings in which the fire orieiua,ed
had not been used for some days, which
leads 10 the beliefthar it was an iucendiary
act. The work shop, with all tho on, bnil,i.
;ingS on the premises, were entirely con-
Esumed, together with The dwelling house of
MI, Mr. !ohn sirohe' ksspn the adjoining 10,
The Theatre was iFS'fmnifen, danger, and
had il not been for the great excr,ions of
the fire men and citizens. must have fallen
prey 10 the devouring element. We
learn. howerer, that it has sustained bpt
trifling injury.
The loss of the proprictors of the coach
establishment will, il is slated. he ahou,
25.O00 dollars. Of which only 6, GOO was in
sured. and that was Il risk on the stock
Ii is much TO be regretted that these enter.
grjsinS gentlemen have met with such =
disaster, rs it is understood that their estob
lishmont was one ofthc most complete in
the Southern country, aud therefore tho
public will feel the injury they have sus-
tanned, more deeply even Than il indivilu
al interests alone were concerned. SVo