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Head Quarters,
July g.
CLARENDON, 9Th June, lSil:

SLAREaDOa, SiN June, 1871:
ORDERS 40.
TNVIIE following Regiments will parade for
II review and drill al the times and places
herein stated VIZ:
The 18th Regiment at Winnsborough, ON
Tuesday. the l3th day Of July next
The 2ith Regiment at the usual parade
ground. on Thursday the 18th of July
The 6tl Regiment of Cavalry a, fongue's.
on Saturday tie 18th Of July
The 10Th Regiment ut Chestervillc, on Tues
dav the 20lh of July
The 9Th Regiment nj divers Old Field, on
Thursday, the I'D Of July.
The 10Th Regiment Ut Ehenczer, on Satur-
day. tie 9th Of July.
The 3I'i' Regiment at Yorkyile, on Tics.
DAY, the 2.,il ofJmly.
The &;.ih Regiment al Union Cour, House
Oh Thursday, the ooh of July.
The 9th Regiment Of Cavalry at Nc Brite-
vile. on Saturday the }lSt Of July.
The :"JI Rcglmcu, al Wilkins Old Field,
on "Wednesday, the ith Of August
The 36tli Regiment AT Tinmon's Old Field.
on Tucs'!ay. tie lrrii oi August.
Tie .lJIh Rcg'rnru: ar the Burnt Factory, or
Thursday, the !!'h of August.
The I,l,i Regiment I, Parks Old Field, on
Saturday the 18th of August,
The iGth REGIMEN, i, Mss Boyd's, on Tues.
d,v. ,hc l7rh oi August,
Tho 10Th Regiment of Cavalry NJ Boyd's,
on Thursday, the l9ih of August,
The 81 Regiment, ~ Toncy's Old Store, on
Saturday, tl- 2l-, Of August.
The 1t Regiment al Druions on Thursday
the 26,h August
The lst Regiment nf Cavalry al Pickehsylle,
Oh Saturday. the 18th OF August.
The 9TH Regiment ar hunters, on Tuesday,
the b.; of Augu-,
Tb, ID Regimen, n, Halls on Friday, the ID
oi September.
The I2d Regimen, a, Min,ons. on Tues
day. ~" III, Of September.
The i,h Regiment al Verrcnncs, on Thur
day the nh Of September.
The 9Th Regiment al Morrow s Old Field or,
Tuesday the lith of September
The 9th Regiment al Lomax's. OH Thurs.
day. the l6'h uf September.
The I'd Regiment of Cavalry at l.ongrlire's.
on Saturday the lSh, OF September.
Tho gth Regiment, n, loves, on Tuesday.
the 2ls, "f September
The 7:h Regimen. 1T the Old Webs, on
ThursdIy. the 23d Of September.
The l0l, Regiment at Richardson's on ga.
,urday. the 18th o! September.
The 3S,h Regiment a, Killers Old Field, on
Tuesday. the 2s,h Of September.
The 39ih Regiment at the usual parade
ground, on Thursday. the 30lh Of September
The commissioned and non.comrnissiored
officers will assemble nj their respective Regi-
mental Muster grounds. fnr drill and ins;ruc.
ton OH the day previous TO their review.
The Major Generals and Brigadier Cen
erals will. with their staff, attend the reviews in
their respective commands,
The BriGad,er Generals arc specially chaEg.
cd with the extension Of so much Of this ordsr
as relates 10 their own Brigades.
Tho Commandanis of Regiments will make
their annual returns to their BFigsdier Geaeyal
at such timasas they may direct. TO enable thcEp
10 make their re,nrns to the AdJutani Genera!
by the fifteenth of October NEXT,
By order nf 'hs CcmmaBdcr.inC Chief.
w CASTEY.
Adj, & Inspt'r. Gen.
Juno "t r 2l
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SlaeriM7S Sales.

DY Virtue of sundry Wri,s oi Fer
I'D Facias. shall proceed 10 sell n
Edge6eld Court House, on the irs' Mon
day and Tuesday in August next. the 'o!
lowing property viz: l
Clover F. Green vs. John Andersor. lGl
acres OF land, more or less, adjo:a:ng Tho
mes Morris and others.
Goodwin. Harrington g. Co. vs. Level
lin DeIoach. one black Horse.
NJ. Hankineou, ex'tor. vs.. John e. Bur
CESS, 500 acres Of land, more or less, ad'
Joining Wiey Glover and others.
S,eedman q Merilt VS.. Isaac Aitawsy
two horses.
James q. Rowe IS. John ~ Oliver. one
house and LOT in The Town Of Hamburg,
known in the plan Of said town as lot No.
III. bounded by los No. ilo on the south,
and lot No. on The north.
Robert Carlisle vs.. Rudolph Carter,
WIN. NJ. Wilson vs. the same. J. J. Wal
ker VS.. The same and Elizabeth Cor,er,
5000 acres orland. more or less, adjoining
JoLI Bauskell. John Wise and others, the
property of Rudolph Carter.
S. X. Fuller vs.. Elizabeth Carter. one
tract OF land, adjoining John Wise and
others.
d.. Walker IS. Sterling Powell. Char.
les Casnahan q Joseph Casnaban vs.. the
same and Ransom Hamilton, 100 acres Of
land, more or less, adjoining D. J. Wal.
ker and others.
II. G.. Turner vs. Lewellcn DeloaclI &;
Thomas Deloach. one tract Of land. con.
tnining 500 acres, adjoining -- and
others.
Eli Milton IS. John Marsh. $50 acres
Of land, more or less, adjoining Elizabeth
Carter and others.
James Aloscley q Co. VS.. Edmund Ken
ncdy, one tract Of land adjoining Wm. w.
Williams aud others.
Wm. II. Yeldell vs. John Robertson,
James Yedcll, and Edmund Atchinson,
$50 acres Of land, more or less. adjoining
Henderson and others. also one bay Mare.
The property of John Robertson.
John Evans vs. J. X. kiiIbourn. 35
acres of land, lying on Savannah river.
adjoining Meges and others. Also one
other tract containing 1900 acres, more or
less. called The Pcrvis tract, adjoining a.
J. RamLo and others. Also one other
tract containing LOG acres. more or less,
adjoining the Pervis tract.
Thomas Kerneghan vs. Richard M.John-
sou. l.. Giddings VS.. The same. one tract
of land where defendant lives, adjoining
ID. Prince and others.
Jordan Holloway g. John Lake vs.
Esau Brooks. jr., John Presley and John
Trnpp. one negro man, Lee, The property
.: John Presley.
John Horn. for the use Of another. vs..
the same. The above described property.
Ebert Posey vs.. the same, The above de-
scribed property.
Terms cash.
S. CHRISTIE, s. Ed,
July l5. 1871. ~
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Sr. AuGUsrlSr. july ..

OF. AUGUSTINE, Jul y
We understand that Col. Worth. com.
mander Of the Army in Florida, viii, a
view TO encourage The set,lemen, Of the
country, has asked authority from Wash
ington that ra,ons be allowed 10 all such
Of the Inhabitants as shall return 10 their
abandoned homestead; and. also, that
both the pay an rclions Of soldiers Of the
Army, may be allowed ID all such persons
as shall now step forward and make new
Settlements at least for one year.
Major Wilcox, OF the Army. under IN
structions from Col, Worth, has already
commenced a tour along the border set
dement's, extending from the Atlantic TO
the Gulf, for the purpose Of encouraging
the citizens 10 their abandoned homes and
also !or the purpose Of enrolling the names
Of all those who may choose TO avail them
selves Of this benificent provision Of the
Government. lie arrived here yesterday,
for the discharge of his duty. IL is moi in
tended to organize the settlers into compa-
nes, by the appointment, Of officers, &c.
but merely TO encourage the occupancy of
the country by hardy. fearless Pioneers,
10 whom protection will he afforded by the
army, as far as practicablc.-.Nems.
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New supply of Goods.
nE HASn AM HaIIY RECEJEINC

New SllppBy OF GOODS.
ON HAND. AND DAILY RECEIVING.
- HlDS. choice clarified Sugar.
oD Is do prime do
10 do n Orleans & Porto Rico Sugar.
1000 lbs. double refined Loaf do
800 lbs crushed do
900 lbs white Havana do
$50 bags Green iio & Cuba Coffee.
81 do Old White do
- cnd,lics Gunpowder md Imperial Tea
and Black Tea in 4lb. papers
% hhds. w. |. Molnsses,
Is bbls. y. o. do
5 ,ierces Rice.
1000 bushels Salt,
$50 sacks do
) do Table Salt
10. 900 lbs. Swede Tron assorted, fiom ! (. to 5
riches wide and from ! TO Of al inch
thick.
$500 lbs. Band * Hoop Iron, assorted sizes
1000 los. square and round Iron.
800 lbs. Nail Rod do
$40 lbs. Cast Steel.
I.000 lbs blisrcrcd 4"
25n lbs. German do
1GO sc,ls Wagon Boxes. assorted,
222n kegs Cut Nails and Brads.
20 kegs Spikes 4 10 s inches.
800 lhs Bar Lead.
1000 lbs. No J White Lead pu, np IN %
80 and l00lh. kegs
20 boxes SNl0 and 10Ii2 Window Glass
:5.0On lbs. Castings. consisting of Pots, Ovens
Spiders, Fire Dogs. &c.
$1,000 lbs Bacon.
Mackeiel. in whole and half bills
Nos . & 3
Shad. IN halfbarrcls,
1000 lhs. Sole Leather,
30 bbls. Canal fionr.
~ boxes Sperm Candies.
20 do Taow do
20 kegs Dupont's Powder.
2Gboxes Oar Soap.
10 bbls. Rock Lime.
t75 pieces tow and hemp BaCrrnE "f prme
1ualiiy. measuring H. 81. IS, 4 iG IN
chcs wide.
2, pieces cotton BagCing.
200 coils hest Kentucky & inch bale
Rope,
30 nests Measures.
a general assortment, Of other ARTICLES con.
sis,ins Of
Cotton, Osnaburgs. Calicoes, bleachcd and
Homesrun, Negro Cloth, Negro Shoes. Dian.
kcts.
Cotton Yarn, Sc-ars Mustard. Pepper.
Spice, fGingor. Starch, Spanish Float and
Carolina Indigo.
Madder, Cotton g. Wool Cards,
Coffee Mills, Simmons Axes,
Mill and Hand Saw Files. Rnsps.
Stock Locks, Padlocks, Butt HingeE.
Anvils, Vices, Trace Chains, Slretchers.
Sifiers. Cutting Knives. Tea Kettles.
Gun Locks, Bed Cords. Plough Lines.
Coffee Toas,ers. Walters, Door Knock kcrs.
Plough Moulds. Lemon Syrup. Chocolate.
Cider Vinegar. Grindstoncs, DC. DC.
A large assortment Of Chairs and Wooden
Ware, consisting of
Cane seat Chairs. Rocking do, Children do.
Willow Wagons and Cradles. Churns.
Tubs. Buckets, Brooms. Mats, &c.
Together with numerous other articles usual.
ly wanted by the planter.
The undersigned intend keeping f,l! sup.
ply throughout the season.
sTBLEr & GRAFTON.
Har,hrr-. Iulv 5 ~
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SAVANNAH, June Z

SAVANNAH, June 4.
From Fioridn.-Wc are indebted to
friend for The following disposition of the
troops operating as scouts in Florida, re-
ccivcd BY tho steamer Gen. Taylor, Capt
eck.-GtorgiGn.
The different, scouting parties made n
Simultaneous movement Oh the 25lh of
June, from For, Brooke. a column of
the S,h ln(an;ry, under 1t. Col. Clarke
to proceed on the Fort King road as far as
Fort Dadc. at which point he was Joined
by Capt. Bcall OF The 2i Dragons. with a
troop Of Cavalry. The command would
then proceed down The left bank of the
WmhIacoochcc, securing The hammocks
aud operating al the same time on rivers
with canoes. 1t. Col. Riley, with col
uInn OF the 2l Infantry, has proceeded
from Fort King in the direction Of Camp
lizard, TO scour The hammocks the With.
lachoochcc on the ris!i, bank he is accom-
panied by troop "! Cavalry. 1t. Col.
LOOMS, with n column ol The 9th Infantry
has proceeded from ForI Harrison, on the
gull, on the Annultalisa road, in the d-
rection of Forl Clincli, and bearing off to
the right, will scour the hammocks on the
left bank Of the Wi,hlacoochce, Until he
in;crsecIs or comes within communicating
distance Of 1t. Col. Clarkc's column
Capt. Miller, Of the Isl Infantry, has as
cended The lIOmassassa ard Chrystol RI
vcrs, witt, detachment in canoes. In ad-
diion, tho posts Of Forts Micanopy, Wa
cassassa, aud Tanning arc pushing their
scouts far towards the points towards which
the different columns are conyersius-
These continued movements will render
an escape oithc Indians almost impossible:
at all events their fields will be DESTROYED.
and they will he made to feel that ihey
have no security, even during the summer
months.
lu addition TO the above scouts. a derach.
mcnt OF Dragons. under Capt Ker, has
ascendcd Tho Ocklawah in canoes, to ex.
anime the Islands in that river, where il is
quito probable HalIeck Tus,cnuggce NAV
have gone. nfter his sudden disappoiui-
ments from the neighborhood Of Forr King
on the 30,h Of May.
Col. Worth aud staff leit For, King on
tho 29lh June for the hammocks of The
Wrhlacoochee. Gear which the diIcren,
columns are operating. The scout will
probably last 20 or 25 days.
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with The great Missionary cnicrpl@c' l"
which we are engaged"
"On motion Of bro. s. Peck, resofcea'
Tha, the fefvcn, ,hauks OF This Conven''on
are due TO our Heavenly Father, 'hnt'
throughout the deeply interesting discus
sions and transactions Of this session. ne
has caused 10 prevail so large meas'fe
Of christian affection and harmony
"On motion of The Foreign Secretary
of the Board, resolyed. Tha, the Conven-
ton tender 10 the Raplis, Churches ano
npresa,ions, and other friends oflhis city
their grateful Acknowledgements Tor the
generous hospitality aud christian courtesy,
--:,h which they have been received anu
i, ,..tcrtancd during their present session.
.Ou motion Of bro. Sharp, resoired una
nimously, Tha, The thanks of this conven-
,ion be presented 10 the President Tor 'ne
able, impartial, and courteous mannenin
which he has performed the arduous du-
ties of his station, during the present ses-
siop."
WILLIAMBULLElN JOHNSON.
President"
Rurus BAncOck, junF. Secretaries.
JAMES Ii. TAYLOR.
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long PERIOD. We looh for no change IN this res
pee; until September or October next. when
the new crop Of Cotton shall begin 10 arrive
freely. The rates for New York and Charles.
ton continue withou, change from our report 'i
the lsl inst.
A report has reached us from Savannah ,ha:
the Planters Bank has commenced the pay.
men, Of Specie to all bill holders, Brokers and
Banks no; excepted. Ifaue, we hope ,hs; cur
friend Of the Savannah Republican "'iil confirm
the report through his columns. l, is high time
that all Of our good Banks should abandon the
dirty practice Of paying some and not Others
Chron. &; SeH:fnel
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Valuable Land for Sale.

FHNllE Subscriber offers ,oi sale his valuable
H plantation whereon he now resides, stu
nted III Edsehel,i district. abou, one mile of
Meeting Street. Containing .our hundred and
thirty. three acres; about two hundred Of which
is under good fences. and IN hig state Of cul.
,ivnton. On the premises IRE good dwelling
house. kitchen. barns stables aud all necessary
OIL, buildings. Also an eXcellen, Horse Mill,
capable Of grinding 81 bushels per day. Any
person desirous Of purchasing, are requested TO
call and examine for themselves Terms made
easy.
Also. 10 SELL rent or lease. one House and
Lot, in the village of Edgetield, adjoining Mr.
Mat. Minis, continuing - acres.
TiIOS. b. HARVEY.
July g. If 90
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MISSIONARY APPOINTMENTS.


Mr.. Editor:-Sir-Plcasc publish the
following appointments, aud oblige yours,
WIN. WATKINS.
The brethren Il. Watkins aud J. Trapp,
will preach a, Hardy s on The l7lh aud 18th
July; Fridny 23d u, Mount Lebanon; Sa-
rurday ard Sunday 9Th and 18th al Mount
Zion; Friday 30,h, at Horns Creek !;
July 3ls, and August lst, at Rocky Creek; !;
Friday 9th, AT Red Bank; 9TH aud Sth at
Salem; 18th a, Clouds Creek; 14th and
18th a, Bethel; Goth at Dry Creek; 2ls,
and 2sd at Antioch; 9th at Pleasant
Graves a5th nudi 29ih, q, Edseheld villase;
4,h aud 5ih September, 4, Sardis.
Also-The brethren NJ. NJ. Abncy aud
w. Watkins, will preach al Rehoboth llth
July; at Red Hill on the 18th; 10Th al
Caliham's MIL; 18th and 18th AT Plumb
Branch 22d at Buflaloe: 23d at Bethany;
2l,h aud 25,h al Mountain Creek: 29rh
at Damascus; 30th at Mount Moriah :;
BIS, and Is, August at Iloreb; 9th Il, Gil
gal; 9TH aud 5 at Stevens Greek 18th al
Good Hope; li,h and 18th Sloan; 18Th
N, Providence 10Th at Bculah; Goth at
Fellowship; 2ls, * 22I a; Sister Springs :;
9th at Pleasant Grove; 2Sth aud 29,h a,
Edgcfeld village; September :}d at Ches-
nut Hill; .llh and 9TH Il, Pine Pleasant.
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JOHN FOOSI
Cambridge, So. ca. June 3OM, 1911.

Heath Of ,he City.-Thc rcpor, Of the
Civ Sexton, for The month of June. will
be found among the proceedings OF Couu.
Gil in this mornings paper, cannot fail 10
impress every reader with a profound sense
of gratitude 10 the disposcr Of events, for
the extraordinary health that our citizens
have enjoyed during that month. II is
however proper 10 remark that there was
one death during the month not contained
in the Sections report. as the cUrpsc was
Inferred gu, oflhe City. Such stale OF
general health as this report indicates. il is
believed IL unparalleled in the history Of
anv civ in the union. of the same size, az
rhi, season. This report speaks volumes
for The health Of our city, indeed VIC were
ourselves agreeable surprised when we
learned that there had been but Ten deaths
in Il month, in a population OF five thou
sand souls, aud not one of them from any
prevailing epidemic. Our cilyis, at this
time, aS free from disease, as any of that
section of The up country 10 which many
o! ou: citizens are wont 10 resort 10 spend
the summer moulhs.--ChroRicte s. Sen.
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Come Back.-Thc Western (renn.)
Review, states that several Of the gentle
men from the United States, employed by
the British government to instruc, the ma
lives of India in The cultivation Of cotton,
have returned home. They complain Of
the climate and its diseases, aud have no
faith in The enterprise OF cotton growing in
that region.
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ENTR RACTS
From the Minutes othe Baptist General
Conrention for Foreign Missions. held at
Baltimore in april and May, ISL.

T rom "c .hfH"iNN " "' DHp''St pI"S'"t
Coareniion for Foreign Missions. held at
Baltimore in april and May, ISL.
(Continued.)
"On motion of bro II. Lincoln, rtsolrcd
ANONYMOUSLY, Tha, the Convention cherish
grateful remembrance Of the labors, the
counsels, the prayers aud The munifceu,
contributions OF our aged brother and ia
ther Jesse Mercer, one Of its early and de-
voted friends, aud for many years the Pre-
sident Of lis Board, who has now declined
arc election. and who amidst sickncs, and
domestic aillic,ion, and in the prospcc, Of
soon finishing his course. has manifes,cd 4
fathers solicitudc, for our united and vigo-
Tous prosecution Of the great work Of COM
mcnding ''thc glorious Gospel Of the bles-
scd God" TO the perishins millions Of the
human family"
''On motion OF bro. s. Peck, reSotred
unanimously, Tha, The thanks Of this body
be presented to bro. Fuller, for his sermon
delivered before the Convention on We'd
ncsday evening, and thai he be requested
to furnish copy OF the same. TO be placed
Ut the disposal of the Board"
Resoired. That this Convention Gu
terrain grateful sense Of The iiberairy cx-
hibied towards the Board, by the Amcri-
can Tracs Society, and recommend that
Society to tho prayers and efforts of our
Churches"
"Resolred. 'Tha, The mex, meeting OF
tho Convention be held with the First
Baptist Church Of the City of Phladcl-
phia."
"On motion Of bro. Chapiu, resolued
unanimously, That we recommend to the
Ministers Of The several Churches connect
ed with 'h,s Convention, TO preach on suit.
able occasions. upon the Importance and
influence Of fcrvcui PRAYER, in conucxinn
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Caution.

A Ii persons are hereby cautioned agains,
IA trading for note OF hand. given by the
subscriber to Charles Fox of Kentucky, for
eighly.fve collars. somelime in January or
February last payable the first of January
next, being determined not 10 pay said notc
unless compelled by law. rs The condition for
which i, was gwen has failed.
WILLIAM p. HILL.
Jnly u "a
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The Richmond papers states that Judge
Henry ST. George Tucker. the President
of the Cour, Of Appeals of Virginia, has
been appointed Professor Of Law at the
University OF Virginia.
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Five of the convic,s (says ST. Louis
paper who recently escaped from the
Peuilcn,iary, had been taken on an Island
near the mouth of the Peruque, which
emp,ics into The Mississippi. They were
taken 10 ST. Charles, and confined 10 The
iail. There is one Of the rascals still al
large.
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Charleston Election for Cierk,-MaJor
Laval, the mex, highest candidate to Da-
MEL lIorlbcck, Esq, has entered protest
,eains,,he election Of the latter, and meet
ing of the Managers was called for Mon
,,ay las, the 18th inst, to decide on the va
lidily Of the protest.
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELI DISTRICT.
Thomas Stone, ApplicaI.

Hcn,y Stone, and other, Defsnd,s.
TT appearing 10 my stslaclon tina, Thomas
Il Lighfco,. William Hammond and wife
Nancy, Alexander Dansre and wife Rebocca,
Henry Jones and wife Sally. johnson
and wife Sally, Abncr Sone. Lawrence Rain.
bow and wife Jincey, arl Levi Jordan and wife
Sally, Defendants in lbs case, reside beyond
the limits Of this State. /, istherefore ordered,
,ha, they do appear andobjec, to the division
or sale Of the real cstae Of Philip Ligh,foo,,
decd, on OF before ihelourth day of October
next, or their conssn, TO he same will be enter.
ed on record. this 9TH dat ofJuly. 1871.
OLIVER rOWLES. o E.. D.
July Is m -
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Conon.-The Columbia Chronicle "i
the 9Th inst. says, this article has ceased 10
come into market, and, as far as Colum'
b;a is concerned, The market may be con-
sidercd closed, until the new crop DC gus
IN come in
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For the 4 4drertiSer.

Mr.. DuRIsoE:-l was sixty years old on
the ooh day Of last April. | have been
blind in my right eye, about five years.
On tic 18th inst. was operated on for
Ca,crac., in that eye, by DR.. Crook, of
Grecnville, So. Ca. The operation was
somewhat painful. but by no means great.
My eye is now as clear as any mans ef my
age, and has hurt none since the smarling
subsidized, which was ia the course Of two
or three hours after The operation.
ask you TO give this place in your
pupcr. in order that the similarly unfortu-
nate may know where to seek relief.
AS many Of your readers may be unac-
quaiuted with DR.. Crook, it will not be
urniss perhaps, for me TO say. thu, he has
given his undivided attention, TO the prac-
,ce OF Physic and Surgery for the las, til-
teen years, and has attained his present
standing in the profession, by OF, repeated
successes. His cures, in many other i'm
portau, surgical operations, have equallcd
those on The eyes. have therefore no re-
luctancc in recommending him 10 all my
friends who need Surgical assistance.
JOHN FOOSlIE.
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Crops in Georgia.-Wc have noticed
several publications in vavious parts OF
the country respecting our crops. So far
as we have observed, and from what we
have been able to learn from others, we
think they are in many respects inco.rec,
particularly with regard 10 cotton.
The cotton plant generally presents n
reasonable prospect for middling crop,
nothing favorable for n large one. Con-
siderable injury has been sustained by the
late and cold spring, aud something from
lice. Al this time, the plau,appears 10 be
thriving, Throughout, the State. and the sea-
sons is favorable TO its growth.
The corn crop generally presents very
0atiering prospect. Should the season
prove as favorable for it for mouth 10
come as at present. it will be large one.
The crop OF oats has been bul midding
in The acersGate-hu il roine places II is
good.
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The Fredericksburg drena, says, that
Semmes, who sho, Professor Davis, has
been baled by the Geacral Court, in the
sum Of $4,000.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-07-15

Oar Gy.--Thc thriving condition of
Hamburs can in no better way he illus
rated, than from Facts. The stock Of cot
ton in Hamburg and Anguish. on the first
of this month amounted to 7,77S bales
1865 in Hamburg, and 5.2I0 in Augusta.
Leaving oul y 2,Gl2 bales more in Angus
Ia than Hamburg. The majority was by
thousand of bales iu favor Of Augusta, some
few years aso.-IfamJurg Journal.