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Extrac, of letter received by the Editor Of
the Culiivctor, from correspondent IN Onon-
daga county, n. Y. dated June Ia, lsa2.
Fortune has hitherto had the reputation Of
being the most nconsianl Jade exiant. br; she
has at Ias, found formidable rival in the wen.
Their Only think ofsuow and frost onthe llth
Of June, tiis blessed year 1912. The latter
par, of May was cold aild uugeniali the lore
part Of June was the same. :. only u good deal
more So Dn the Ist n .ll.. ,lsssss .ss q
,ssHEfif frost, but hot to do injury. Or the 9Th
there was hard frns,. which u, the most eex-
uosed situations, killed corn, beans, melons
cucumbers. &c. Friday. the Nth, was . cold
ra;nv dsy. wind from Mt, NE. Tnermo-
meter which was at7S.degs., the day befaie, fell
before night to 81 dess., and al ten O'clock IN
the evening snow began to tall. Saturday
morning. the lth. The bills IN the south part Of
,hi, county. and in Cortland, were white with
snow. On the most elevated paris II was from
two 10 three inches in depth, and did no, dlsap.
rear before - O'Clock. On the morning OF the
il;h. nj sunrise, the thermometer was at
dccs.: the snow winch fell wet YVES frozen hard
on TO plants. trees. iruil. flowers, &c. present
ing most gloomy and singular spectacle. In
districts or places particularly liable To frost,
pn,,tors and corn were killed 10 the grsund,
but on the who lc the damage was not so great.
rs there was at fist reason TO apprehGnd.
Fruits were unllarined but gardens suffered
much. This storm was followed BY another
frost on Saturday night; since which time we
have hal fine weather, with sensonablc showers
aud high temperature, which has gwen vegc,a.
ton great start. How iar this untime!y snow
storm extended is not yet known, but il has
been heard from from Oneida 10 the ives, line
of :hc state. along the elevated lands that scpa.
rate the waters of the lakes from those flowing
south. AS melted rapidly when falling The
depth would have been considerable had j, re.
manned as i, fell, and sIcishing in June nigh,
have become reality instead Of remaining a
word TO mark incredible things"
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The number Of which the House is COM
posed.
The following are The Yeas aud Nays
on the passage Of the bill:
YEAS-Messrs. Adams. Allen, Lan-
daft w. Andrews. Sherrod J. Andrews,
Appleton. AraolJ. Aycrisg. BabcocS. Ba,
ker. Barnard. Barton, Birdseye, Blair.
Boardman. Borden, Bots, Briggs, Brock
way, Bronson. Jer. Brown, Burnell. Cal
houn, T. ]. Cambell, Childs. Chiteden. }.
C. Clark, S. n. Clarke. James Cooper,
Cowau, Cransion. Cravens, Gushing. Gar
rel, Davis. John Edwards. Everett. Fe--
seuden, Fillmore. A. Lawrence. Foster,
Gates, Gentry. Giddings. Gogein. Patrick
G. Goode, Graham. Granger. Green. Hall,
Halsiead, Howard. Hudson, Joseph X.
Ypgersoll, James Irwin, Vim. W. Irwin.
James, VIM. Cost Johnson, Isaac ID.
Jones, John p. K-nnedy, Lane, Linn.
McKenuan. Thomas f. Marshall. Samson
Mason, Ma,hiot, Mattocks, Maxwell,
Maynard. Moore. Morgan, Morris, Nor
row. Osborne. Owsley, Parmenter, Pcarcr,
Peudleion, Pope, Powell, Ramsey, Benz.
Randall. Alex. Randall, Randolph Rids.
way, Rodney. VIM. Russell, James NJ.
Russell, SalIons,all, Shepperd. Simonon.
SIade, Truman Smith, Sellers. Sprigg.
Staniy, S,okeiy, Sratton. Alex, II. II.
Stuart. John T. Stuart, Summer, Tallia.
ferro, John s. Thonpson. Richard w.
Thompson. Tillinghas,. ToIand. Tomlin-
son, Tripleti, Trumbull. Unierwood, Van
Rensselaer,. Wallace, Washington. Ed
ward ID. White, Jos. l.. White. Joseph l.,
Williams, Yorke. Augustus Young, and
John Young-ll6.
NAYS-Alessrs Arlington, Aihcrton
Beeson, Bidlack, Black. Bovine, Boyd
Brewster, Aaron v. Brown, Milton Brown
Charles Brown. Burke. Sampson ii. But.
sicr, Wa Butler, Vim. o. Butter. Greer
w. Caldwell. Patrick G., Caldwell. IN"
Campbell. Wm. B. Campbell. Caruthers
Cary, Casey. Chapman. Clifford. Clinton
Coles, Mark A. Cooper, Cross. Daniel
Riciiard u. Davis. Dawson, Dean, Debrr
ry, Dom, Dois. Eastman. John &. Ed,
wards. Egberi. John G. Fnyd, Torrance
Thomas F. Foster. Gamble. Gerry, Gil
mer, VIM. o. Gootie, Goniou, GustIne
Gwin. Habersham. Harris, Hastings
Hays. Holmes, Hopkins, Houck, llou ton
Hubard, Hunter, C. ]. lnsersoil, Jack
Cave johnson, John w. Jones, keim. An
drew Kennedy, King. Lewis, Lt,lctield
Abraham Mcclellan, MeCay. Mckeou
Mallory. Marchaad, Alfred Marshall. Johr
Thompson Mason, Matthews. Medill
ar.ts.. Nf.,.L,n Na,.b, ,.,i
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TALLAHASSEE. July Is.

Indian Ne,rs -l0I ludian>. among them
Halleck Tustcnnussce, were shipped at
Cedar KEYS, on board the Steamer Col J..
Harney, for The West. on the 18th ul,.
Intelligence has been received al Tam
pa, from Sam Jones aud The Prophet. who,
with their hands are supposed To be in the
vicinity of Indian River i; is the desire oi
those chiefs to cmisra,o, with their people,
in the Fall. In the meantime, they wish
10 remain unmulested. Col. Worth has
accordingly assigned them n portion oi
country in the neishbnrhooi of the Oke-
chaba.
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Louisiana.--Thr returns Of The election
so far make Mouion's majority 1914
There are two or ihr parishes tc be
heard from. Both The second and the
third Cons-essiona! Districts have given a
large Democratic majority. lis believed
lha, The Wings will hav- small majority
in tho Legislature. The Banks seem to
be sure OF Ills, as their circulation is suffer
ed 10 dep.eciate from day to day. lInow
varies frum l3 10 so per cent discount
Ibid
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Aldbama.-As tar as we have observed.
the two parties are rapidly uniting IN the
determination to break up The present bank
ing system Candidates of both side, for
thr Legislature pledge themselves TO this.
We doubr il they will be soon enough
The paper of tn State Bank is now AT 6U
prr ceni discount in Mobile, and cannot
remain above zero much longer.--Char.
Mercury.
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Eecseni-iag.-An lrisbmau lately en-
quired the toll ga,hcrer Of one Of the
London bridges. how much man was al
lowed tocarry uver, aud was tuld in reply.
TO calIyas much and whaicver he chose:
whereuppH, a company Of .rishmeu immc-
dia,eIy appeared. each with companion.
or his wife anu children on his back, aud
paying asingic toll marched over, much TO
the ctf6gTin oflhe collector, whose expnsi-
lion ciIia lsw had proved SO unproGiable.
.--AmesssaH Mechanic.
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Tase 3csn,s worth of liquorcc, 8 of rock
candy. Of gum arabic, and pul Them in a
pini Of water, simmer them ill nearly dis
solved. shen add three cents worth Of pare
goric and q Ike quantity Of antimonial
wine. Lett cool, and sip whenever the
cough i troublesome. II is pleasant and
infallibie.-- Yorkvii.s Compiler.
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CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.

Take quart of clean ashes aud 6 ounces OF
sul,. boil ihcm together, in gallon of water !;
drink ,eacup FULL cold, night and morning, If
too srorg reduce it with cold water. II will
also cure the bowel complaint, If ,akcn warm
after dose Of Castor Oil.
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LIVING Asp oESAMENrAL rx.cEs.

LIVING aSp ORNAMENTAL FE*cEs.
Ata recent meeting of the Botanical
Society Of London. Mr.. ID. Cooper gave
an account Of new living fence. formed
by planting ynung trees in slan'ing rusi
iion, every other ieanins The opposite way.
so lhaLthsy willcrUss each other, aud then
a,-she parts which come in contact, lnke
oirfrnm each piece of bark AMI tie close
loseihers towering the part with clay
This graiis each Tree into i's neig hbor, and
forms 10 few years living fence. with
diamond,stnpe openings. The plan is
an excellent one for ornamental fences.
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TIE u. s. DISTRICT COURT,
DISTRICT OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
IN BANhRtPTCY.

DISTRICT OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
IN BANkRLPTCY.
is!S.s,v Ls Smith riss noo'a"d and Shoe Shoe
of South Carolina. hath filed n petition praying
iha, he may be declared Bankrupt, parsnan;
10 the Act of Congress Of the United States,
made, and now in force. concerning Baukrnpts.
and TINT he may have the benefit Of The said
act; this is to give notice Of the said Petition,
and thu, 4 hearing ,hereofwill be had before the
Honorable Robert B. Gichrist. Judge Of tho
said Court. nj Court to be holden nj the Fed
eral Court House. in Charleston. on Monday
The frs, day Of August next, At eleven O'Clock.
4. NJ. II, which place and time all persons in
,eres,rd may appear aud shew cause, If any
they haze. why the prayer Of the said petition.
er should NOT he granted.
Charleston 7ih day ofJnly. 1912
II. Y. GRAY. Cerk.
July l3 81 81
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State of South Carolina,
EDcEFIEJD DISTRICT

TOHN B. HOLMES. tolls before me.
eD Spanish roam MARE, body inclined to
be white. some marks Of gear, 4 feet Q inches
high supposed 10 be fourteen years old; ap-
praised by d. White, B. Howard. and J. c.
Thomas, ., fifteen dollars, and can be seen at
Maj. Holmes, near Delaughter's Mill, on Tur.
key Creek. Before me this 25ih Of May, ISl2.,
B. MARTIN, Esgis'rate.
iuncs I'm ~
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4 cnriosay.--The Augusta Conslitu,ionalis,

CNrfos'iy. Augusta ConslltuhonaIist
Of the siHt inst. says:
:. We were presented yesterday by lady
ofthis city, with an eai Of corn, grown in her
garden. which the CURIOUS can call and see |,
Is good sized ear, and well filled. and is sur
rounded by ten nubh,ns. also well filled, which
are fla, on the inner side. aud so closely wo-
ven together as ,c presen, the outward appear
ance OF large aud well filled ear"
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MYal ENEAE
Nj - itH NJ - HIN ~
Tie siilen tic that binds isro 'ciiiinc hearts.
MARRIED,

On the 9,h ul, by the Rev. F. T. Scir. Nh j..
WILLIAM w. TAinERr. TO Miss SusAS S..
daughter OF Robert Jennings, Esq.
By ile same, on the 18th inst. MIR. NAL
coLu CARTLEDGE, 10 Miss MARTHA daughter
cf Richard Parks, Esqr.. oil Of lhis district.
On the 2Ist inst. by Maj. BARLEY Martin.
Mr.. JoHs DEasoS, TO Miss JULIA MARTIN. all
of this District.
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WOOL.

A machine is now in operation in Troy.
New York. for reducing woolen rags to
their original state. They arc first ground,
then cleansed, and are again converted
into cloth.
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Munnpisn cnrcu-

.Mr. Editor.-As understand tie
whooping cough is very prevalent in The
village, will give the following as an alb
solu,e cure:
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From The Globe, July l6.
THE BIG TARIFF PASSED.

AS we cUnjeciured iu the Globe OF yes
eertay, the Federal party worked through
the big Tariff Bill to-day under The opera
ton Of the previous question. and cutting
of all voting by yeas and nays on the
amendments proposed IN Committee oi
abe Whole.
BY this new mode oflegisla,ion. the Re.
preventative escapes all responsibility for
his votes on amendments rejected in Com
miisee. No voles are taken there by yeas
and uays--and all voting Oh the rejected
amendments. By yeas and nays 10 the
House, (Sherc itwas the immemorial Gus
tom TO renew such propositions, and call
the yeas aud nays, SO as TO hold each Re-
preventative to his tesPonsibiliry.j is pre-
ciuded by the previous question. Every
Federal member can now deny before his
constituents tha, he voted asains, any
one Of the rejected amendments which he
shall find to be popular in his district.
ltwill be seen that the present bill re-
peals the 2roviso IN the distribution act,
by which il was made condition that 10
case dalies on any article should n any
limo be raised to exceed 20 per cent. The
distribution should cease, aud the lasd
!. fund be restored TO the Treasury of the
Urion.
: The duties under the present bill more
than double the 20 per cen; ofthe comPro-
mise oct; and the plighied faith which OBJ
saiaed ,he passage of the distribution law
only by inserting iha, condition, is now v'o'
Hated ;-the duties are raised above ~ per
cent, and the conditional clause of the dis
,ribu,iou ac, repealed. This is hish-han'
ded. aud not high-minded Federalism
IT is Coouskin, no, black.cockudr FEEDER
.alism.
On,he passage of,be bill, the vote stood
For the bill liz
The following abseniees wouid proba-
bly, have voted for the bill, viz. Mes
srs. Henry, Hunt, Rayuer, and 7.
~. Williams,
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State of South Carolina.
State Of South Carolina.
EnrEEJCI NJSTPfr'p

A MOS BANKS, living neat Capt. Jacob
IA Longs. in The lower part Of this district
tolls before me one yellow sorrel MARE. with
n blazrd face both hind feet white, about Is
hards high, and supposed to be abou, ten years
old. Appraised At $35.
X. B. BOUKNIGHT, Magistrate.
may Is 4m 10
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aALT,

zilg,ss5 ~ af.y5 SaIT.
Atthe request of the Editors, Mr.. John
C.Siaiher, of New York, furnishes the
Cuiiisa.os with the result of his expert.
meu,s sitt sal, as manure. In the
springsbf 1883. be sowed five bushels an
acre on land well broken and narrowed,
which was mach infested with The cut
worm, leaving strip Of half IN acre IN
each side OF the field uusalied. 10 test the
experiment.. The worms were destroyed.
and thee and potatoes naniiesrly bet
ter. on Ilic suited than the fresh land. This
supefiofity has been continued to be man
ifesied 10 three successive crops since. In
time oil drought. the sailed land has cxhib.
tied 10 a continued moisture as manifested
in the ycydant green Of the vegetable
growth. Dir. Matber also states that he
has sov.ed salt on his meadows with such
satisfactorily results ms determine him TO
continue its use.
"A great many experiments with salt have
been reported irons time tn lime. II is re-
presented as having heen sometimes iniu
riouss sometimes beneficial, and frequently
imperative. Its action. which of course
varies according TO circumstances. has
never been clearly aud satisfactorily cx-
planned. The best opinion seems 10 be
that il operates chiefly by producing or
preventing The decay Of anina. matter in
the soils consequently, The quantity applied
should be prapor,ioncd IN tic quantity Of
those constituents; for il is n well known
tae,, ltat q small quantity Of salt promotes
decay, Wills. larger quantity is unirer
sally used To prevent ii.-Sou!h. Planter.
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THE U. S. DISTRICT COURT, !
DfsTnIcT or SOUTH CAROLINA.
IN RANK EJIpT'rY

n y the matter Of Hugh B. Campbell, Bank.
Il rupi. Pursuant !" an Order Of the District
Cour, the United States. lnr the District OF
Son,h Carolina. Notice is hcrrby given. that
cause be shewn before the said Court. ut the
Federal Court House IN Charleston, on the
eighth day OF October next, at eleven o'clock,
a. NJ why the said Hugh b. Campbell, should
not receive hts Discharge and Certificate us II
Bankrupt
Charleston, ll,h day OF Jnly. 1912.
II y. GRAY, Clc,k.
July27 ii, 26
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Medical Notice.

Dr. .BOEaN G. WILLIAMS,
GhFFERS bis professional services to The
W citizens Of Edgefieid village and adjacent
country, and l,as taken an Office next door 10
Genl. NJ. l.. Bonham's near the Court House.
where he can be found at all times during the
day, and during the night at s. 7. fstodr,s
rlafweEfGg, Except wien absent on professional
duties.
may % II II
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Receipts for Subscription.

Receipts for Subscription.
The Publisher acknowledges the Recent
from the following persons,lo the time put down
to their respective nnrncs.
Theophilus HILL 10 February 8. lsio.
Mai. John chiIes, 10 February s, 1913.
Thomas " Morton, 10 February 8. ls43.
Chancellor VIM. Harper. to Feb. 8. 1913.
D. L. Davinpo.t, TO January "a, lsa3.
John Anderson, to February 8. 1913.
A, N. Diek, 10 June %, ls43.
WIN. Br1nson, Esq TO Feb. 8. 1913.
JIM White, 10 July 10. lSi3.
Col. VS., Co,hran, 10 Feb. 8. lS43.
d. Atkinson. Esq, to Feb. 8. ISi3.
WIN. Mobley,t TO May 10. 1s43.
w. J. Wightman, 10 September {. 42.
William a. Harris. TO August 10, 1912.
Capt. d. Bird, to February 8, ls43.
Thomas Y. Lngan, tn March, 4. lsi3.
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IIAnsuRG, July 90.

ilAMsuRG July 20.
Cot,ou.-Sincc our last report. we notice that
a considerable quantity al cotton has arrived,
and business seemed To have revived from ITS
dnl stat. Prices. however. reG,n.n without
alteration, say u ID 81 cents .is cXireuics.
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ORDERS No.
YEyIIE Commissioned Officers of the 2nd
Il Regimen, Of CAVALRY. VIII Assem-.
bic on Tuesday the 9th day Of Ansnst newt.
al Loncmircs. in Edsefcld District. and En-.
camp for five days.
The End Regiment Of Cavalry will assemble
for Drill and Review. II, the same place, on Sa.
lurday. the l3,h Of August next. The Officers
and non-comuris,i"ned Officers will assemble
the day previous for Drill and Inspection.
The Brigade Staff will attend the Encamp.
meni and Review.
"a. L. BONIiAM.
Brig. GEM. la Brig. Cara!rg.
July % 81 26
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Far sSGlt Riper.--Passeagers only
Thefas, steamship Beat TO Death. Capt.
Majority. will lcaye The levec on The l5ib
iusiani. for Salt River Asitis expected
alarsc crowd Of passengers are going to
that csln,ry, notice is given early, that
benhs, may be secured in time. The
boat will stop al Ashland, TO give those
who desire #, an opportunity .osay "good
bye" 10 Henry Clay, the Orator Of the
West. Deck passengers arc cxl.-c;cd TO
help wood without "skulkins."
For passage, apply at tic office OF tic
Courier
A. (uR description Of Salt River, which
lies in Bolli,t County, Kentucky. may be
had on application a, The office of The
Bee"
Persons gnius M, nrc notified to lay in
plenty Of provisions, as late accounts from
that region stale ihnt all the sheep Da~'Ht
Moutonj have suddenly departed, leaving
the place desolate.
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THE U. :. DISTRICT COURT,
DlsTEicT OF SouTH CARoLINA.
IN BANKRUPTCY
n y the matter Of William Campbell. Danls-
u Iupt. Pursuant to an order of the District
Cour, of the United Siaies. for the District OF
Snuth Carolina. Notice is hereby given, that
cause BE- shcwn before the said Court, NJ tho
Federal Court House in Charleston, on the
eighth day Of October next, nj eleven o'clock.
\. W., why the said William Campbell. should
no, receive his Discharge aud Certificate, as
bankrupt.
Charleston. Ill, day Of July 1892
n. Y. GRAY, Clerk.
July % II, 2G
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Commercial.
AUGUSTA EXCHANGE TABLE.


AUGUSTA EXCHANGE TABLE.
Augusta Insurance and Banking Co. par.
Bank ofAugus,a.
Branch Stale Of Georgin n, Augusta,
Agency Bank Of Brunswick, "a
Branch Georgia Rail Road,
Mechanics Bank.
Bank of ST. Mary's.
Bank Of MilcdgevilIc par a ! disc.
Bank of the ST. of Geo. al Snv. par
Branches Of ditto par
Agency of ditto, at Greensboro par a "
Bank. of Brunswick, par
Commercial Bank, ut Macon. par /
Geo. X. r. Il Bkg. Co. Athens. par !
Marine & Fire lns. Bank, Sav par
Branch Of ditto, nj Macon, pur
Planters Bank, Savannah. par !
Ruckersvillc Banking Co.np'y pa,
Phunix Bank Of Columbus, y a lO
Ocnulgec Bank. ga
Exchange Bank, Brunswick. w
Central Bank Of Georgia. ~ 70
Central Il. X. & Bkg, Co. Sav. 2O -
lns. Bk. of Columbus, nj Macon. lO .
Alabama Noles. ~ a -
Charleston Banks, par.
Bank OF Camden,
Bnnk Of Gcorgctown.
Commercial. Columbia.
Merchants. nj CheTtw,
Bank of Hamburg.
No Sale or Uncertain.
Bank of Dnren aud BIanch"s
Bank Of CuiumhIs.
Bank Of tlawklnsviil".
Cba,,ahooclce K Road * Banking Company
Monroe K. Road 81 Banking Company
Planters ani Mechanics Bank, Columbus
Western Bank Of Georgia, nj Rome.
Drafts.
On New York. Il prem
Charleston. n
Savannah. par disc
Philadelphia. u prem
Lexington. ky. par
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FBs B0nkrss,,ecy.

FHNHE Subscriber has been, by The Judge o
i'll the District Court for South CAROLINE
District. appointed Commissioncrfor Edgefeh
District. pursuant TO The provisions Of the Act
of Congress. made, and now in force. concern
ing Bankrup,s. Therefore. any person wish.
ing to avail himself Of said Act. will please call
upon the undersigned. a; Hamburg. s. c., who
will prepare al! the papers necessary 10 n final
discharge, on as liberal terms as any other per-
son. having procured all the Rules and Blzhks
OF said Court required, &c.
ROBERT ANDERSON.
Hamburg. June 9th lS42 IF 22
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Arainst the bill

Against the bill
The following abssntees would proba-
bly, have voted against the bill. viz.
Messrs. CoIquitt. Ferris, Lowell.
Oliver. Profii. Sweeney, Westnrook,
! - and Nyisc. :, sts.ss "
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rs, 900 BRICK for sale.

ESFrhER wholessis OF retail, they are well
NJ burned, and a fine assortment: | will
sell ihem low, fer cash. Any person wishing
10 purchase. cansee. n sample Of them, by ap
plying al my residence. one mile from Edge.
field C.. H., onthe stage road leading tn ilam-
burg. JuhN McpEstl
July 20
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6s0offs svf loae Prfces!

VHyHE Subscriber being desirous Of rcduc-
ing his present stock by the fall season.
will offer GOODS a, very low prices; liberal
discoun, vii! he made for cash. All those thai,
wish 10 avail themselves of this opportunity of
buyius CHEAP, will call and examine for them
selves. L. b. PRESLEY.
Edseield C. H. 20lh July. # p
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vEe has published in The New Orleans
Crase.la City, the following advertise.
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THE U. S. DISTRICT COURT, J
DISTRICT OF SOUTH CARoLIsA.


I'M the matter of Samuel Trowbidge, q
FL bankrupt. Prrsuan, TO an Order OF the
District Cont Of the United Staics, for tho Dis
trict of South Carolina, Notice is hereby given.
that cause be shewn before the said Court. at
the Federal Court House in Charleston. on tho
cish, day OF Oc,ober next, At eleven o'clock. A.
a.. why the said Samuel Trowbridse, should
not receive his Discharge aud Certificate, as a
Bankrupt.
Charleston. ll,h day Of July 1872.
H. Y. GRAY, Cierk.
July q Iii 20
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The Senate was not in session to day, ~
In the House, after reading the Journal, Mr. CAL
vary Morris asked suspension of the rules to ena
BILE him 10 offer two resolutions, declaring substan
TALLY Ist. that every American citizen has right
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leans, and a committee goes for the purpose of
procuring aid from the States. We have been
promised aid and assistance from there, and il is
from such source that we can depend on at leas,
1000 men in ten days from this time, all equipped
and ready for march, We are now under martial
law The P.esdent--who is now on the island
has Issued his proclamaton forbiddng any person
leaving the island without permit from the Lieu
tenant Colonel. Committees are busy pressing
arms, ammunition and horses for those who intend
going to join the main army. The citizens OF thus
island alone have contributed in provisions and
cash to the amount often thousand dollars; yet we
will have TO call on the citizens ofthe Suites TO
assist us as it will be impossible for us TO pros.
ecute the war to any extent with our own limited
means EL,t fN+tI