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Lost.

EIALF dozen Silver Teaspoons. marked A.
EA II. T., any person finding such, would
obige the subscriber, sby returning them to him
at the Post Office, orany information respecting
p: THORNTON
August TO-
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Hewill assiduously apply his best excrons TO pro-
mote the interest of his patrons-and from his long
experience in the Cotton Trade, and by prompt at.
cnton TO business, he hopes to continue to receive
a liberal share of patronage. His commissions for
selling cotton is so cents per balc for Receiving and
Forwarding Govds, sc. 25 cents per package. No
storage will be charged on Goods regularly consign-
ed to him, that arc to bc forwarded by tho Rail Road
and no expenses incurred or chargcdthat can posi-
bly, be avoided Persons shipping cotton to him from
tie INTERIOR by the way Of Eamburg, obtain lib
era advances on it by applying to DR.. STOKES, of
that place. Il. GOLDSMITH.
Aug. 49, 1912. 535
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In Eauity-MersRscU District.

III kItftHIt n y.sg1E5'SFeE1gV t9F3tTFCE.
John Cantev, Ex'r H. r.. Cantey, as. J. ]. Blair.
Supplemental bill for re'ief md injunction.
1T appearing to nv satisfaction that John ].
4 Blairis absent from, and beyond the limits Of
this State. 1t is ordered that he do plead, an
swer, or demur to the above stated bill, within
three months from this date, or all order pro con-
Gesso will uc granted thereon, against him.
JAMES CANTEY, Jr.
Commissioners Office, June 90.
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Nc@rOf for sale.

EL7ILL be sold before the Court House door in
w Camden, on Monday the 20th inst. for tic
benefit of the minor heirs of David Perkins, decd.
a likely Negro Boy. Terms made known at the
sale J. ]. EXUM.
Aug. 10.
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For the Camden Journal.
MUTUAL INSURANCE.

1lr Editor: Allow me TO call your attention
to this matter. There is charter for Compa-
ny of this kind in the city Of Charleston, and l DO
not see why we could not obtain charter at the
next session of our Legislature, for Company
in this place. The rates Of Insurance have been
increased by Joint Stock Companies, from fifty
to one hundred per cent. OIL al! property in this
town. since the late fire in Columbia. The ad-
vantage to the place would be great, and large
amount of money retained in the place, which
now goes TO Charleston and Augus;a-and in
case of no fires during the year, the balance O.!
premiums, after paying cXpcnsespwould 60 to
the credit of the insurer. In some years, those
insuring would lose nothing but the interest OF
their money on the amount of premium paid in.
You will find the charter of the Charleston
Company in the Courier of the 11th inst. and
an article under the signature Of "Practicc,' in
the same paper of the 18th, both Of which you
will please publish, and oblige
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Notice.
Attention to this!

owing to the reduced price of Tailors, in the
" Town of Camden the subscriber, taking into
his consideration that thore must be n correspond
ing reduction in the price of Tailoring wishes 1t to
be known, that rcdu ion of 20 per cent. has ta-
ken place from and allcr this notice.
], 3. GOODLAD.
July 81.
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Amcruill's Ferry.

ysNII5 Ferry will be rc-opcned on tic first day OF
L January next, for the accommodation Of Travel
lers, and kept i'll first rate order
THOMAS J. ANCRUM.
Aug. II. u13
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q" We are authorized tOosay, that
JESSE KILGORE has consented, if Elected, TO
Represent this District in the noxt Legislature.
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DAID for dry or green Hides, or hides taken
i i'll exchange for Shoes, at cash prices.
ALDEN g. co.
June,2 0.
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A MERCHANT.

Our copy ofthc Courier of the llth has been
mislad, but if our correspondent will furnish us
with copy of the charter, we will chcerfuly
comply with his request "l'ractice" will be
found in our columns.-ED.
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State Of South Carolina,

Charleston, 1st day of August" "l8l2.
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IOHN &. CALHOUN.

There are iIull"ldIals OIL OF lie Sjae, who
say, tina John G.. Calhoun has Suuin Cnf"'i'.a
under h.; contlol, AMI thai We d" JuSt"S ..1 c"Ii-
n!ands For the sake oi ar.umcIi we w'l ad-
mi, this fact, AMI VIVA; is the rcsut!
.Sou,;i Carolina POSSESSES more pure ana un-
disgalc, bank paper, than any ove Stale IN ihe
Jaior; IL, suspension, 10 depreciation. licr biS
are as goo; as specie in Texas, and they are
carrcn. any Were nrhe Um.om Her laws are
wise anl equal; her institutions are founded on
LIBERAL anG secure scale; and we might say, eve
rv thing appcrtai:ing 10 Tins S'ac's suPef"rny,
is iou!,dtd On nU5Ie ad solid basis; aid YET, 70
u.;e !n. wors u. ,l.csc Advdaa!s, Jonn L. Cal
:i,,... .n. done al! that! /. !hs na iha case, ii
T., t,as lrcsrHiei 10 ilic word .'ucH rt.f.o..c
,... a,.,, c.,I,Iyai ua il ;a.o.:ia :..I!n.!s nct
sister :, i e.. x s,ennLs! 20 s'., mat - d2 1''cS
the rDl al 0s as cu4f.!, ;..:i s'i""a III5'i d.
Larc ;i:; pre- 81. Statesmen q. "af Iiiu. l. 'ie'
this 10 the fruit OF his labor, what may we not ex-
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For The Camden Journal.

A BUSTLE ABOUT THE LADIES.
hlr. Editor: We are daily in the habit of hear
ing invidious remarks in relation to the manner
in which the ladies dress in these modern DAYS,
and especially in dsparagement of the Busfze-.
which gives to their form that peculiar and grace
ful scmi-circuar shape, exhibited by so many of
our bellies as they promenade our side walks
Now, MIR. ELtoT, thi, is all wrong; for the ladies'
hove excellent reasonsfor wearing this article,
besides the cddtiOn which it makes to their ap
penrance. You know, sir, how disagreeabIe it is
for m,odea l=dy to have every gentleman she
meets staring her i. the face, as she walks
our streets, and therefore, if she can add any
thing 10 her dress which will attract more allen
ton than beautiful face, she is certainly excu-
sable for warding offa gaze which would other
wise, stare her out of countenance The hustle
effects this, for no gentleman looks at the face of
lady who exhibits such all appendage.
Besides TOO, Mr.. Editor, you are aware that
those of them, to whom dame nature has been
unklnd, and who are not so handsome as thew
would desire to be, are equally averse to too
searching scrutiny into the face, which they
are well aware, will not bear the test of exami
nation, and like the bird which uses stratagem to
lead the truant boy from its nest, they endeavor
to attract attention elsowhere-and you will al
ways observe that those ladies' whose faces eyhib
it the least beauty, generally wear the largest
6uSfLes. sS
trust. Mr. Editor that have said enough,
hereafter to shield an article which occupies 80
prominent a positi0n from the unmeasured abuse
which has been hcaped upon it More; anon. ii.
A BEAU.
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Columbia, Oct. 3j, loi2.
TAKEN Up.

a very Genteel loOhn9 young man, apparent
ly auuu. - years old, Was taken up OH cLnes-
day asi, anu committed to jail, this place, url-
der the vasrant ac., and OH suspicion Of beng a
iun.t.ye rom justice.
lie loltrrcu about town here for about weeks,
lc.nna d.i,erent alcs concerning his own affairs,
unll at ,ensth has host pushed linn for his board,
laInkn.s that man who mad "ll 600 dollars, and
wan,eu ~ pu. chtse negroes" could certainly
LAY so; but sure enough the 1000 were Miss
lug, ;tAd tie p"or gentlcnlen's trunk had to be
se.Acd; and in overhaulmg it, certain letters
were Iuunu purportlng to be from his wife, his
brother, d !rleud, and so on; also Il paper shew-
inc tnat lie had been to Baltimore, and passed as
AR. Cuicnan The letters found are directed
to ]. ii. C.. Cherry, and Chancey Cherry; and
his signature is also found to power Of attorney,
and signed e. Cherry, which is probably his
name. One letter, from his wife, advises hun to
uuit Raleigh Qrom which place lie came here)
,ulmcdtatery; that if it were known he was there,
his uroLncrs (who it appears were his bail for
s;lUUU) would nave linn arrested, and would
s,oier see nln hung than pay the money! (ai-
iecfionate Droier5 those). AnotGer from his
uroifiet-in- Jaw also ADVISES not 10 venture 10
C4mden,(o. C., Irom winch place the letters are
uu,cuD .ic oplnion prevailed there, that if ia
ken he would be hung.
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The young man is about 6leet high, very slim
and very et. half. It's supposed that reward
has been offered for his apprehension, and mea-
su-es are being taken to ascertain the facts.
We understand he was entering largely into the
attac'ions cf certainsspeopIe, by virtue of the.
$11000"-Norh CarDlinian.
CHAUNcEY CHERRY is the name of the in
dividral above alluded to. He is under bail to-
appear at our next Court to answer to the charge
O. forgery. He is respectfully connected, we un-
dars'and, and formerly lived in Chester District
One Of his securities has gonesto Raleigh, N. C..
in search of him, but we believe no reward has
been offered for him.
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SlNGULAlt OCCURRENCE.

An lnc.tcilt ol all extraordinary n4ture took
place i'l,e'y III the rdr.sn vi Go.Sr"e, in outncr-
l|.'"Hnti". iHe H.cO %, d s.lIc.lihnGr had LCcH,
i"r u ".'~.uc';1J'e iMr, .yls ~ u lever, Uut
"la e'"".'"''y iceo'cI."a. S..u, nOweIcI, sud-
nc.t iEdfsC', diu ,to IiGf It.s1Lu ana Fields
s"ri"s;" Dnc Ge.i day ;t,!er iICr re
~ =, .Jo-.. .wu v C.LCE .Iic CIilUul. lie
us. ."'..''i'cs .: a,.c ci..:, a:;d laying outinc
L""t "G.I aOopeu. did nCf nuSDaI.u procured
ni""ey 'rJ..l "s cuI,. yc:s, AID ordered mUurn-
hi9" 'or h'' iatii }. Nc"l Gay, about Twelve
oc'o1h' as lhe JeiiIcf Mas laAII.g measure ol her
c"i!.', sue gave suecZc, AMI Otherwise made Il
sur wi.h her body. On tlii.ig oit the grave
c.o.nas' she looked up Ill wild manner, and
made lnotIon with her hand as If she wanted
something To eat. a ew cordals were admnIs-
Tered 70 her. She was the. put 10 bed, and en-
J"ytd Il good sound sleep. one has since sradu-
any recovered, and Is now quiet 1t Of anecr.-
inrerhitSS COuricr.
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THE MAGNoLA.-The October number OF
this Magazine is upon our table with punctu-
aliiy winch is worthy OF Imitation. 1t improves
too, rapidly, on acquaintance. The number
before US, is one Of deep interest, as we'll from
the character OF the subjects on which it treats,
as the manner in which they are handled, by its
numerous, and able contributors.
We should nave higher opinion of the literary
lasc OF our friends, if we should find this vaIua-
bic work, receiving that support at their hands,
winch in tsel it so richly merits, to say moth
thing OF its peculiar claims, as Southern pub
lcaLlon OF the iirst rank.
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hcw IOr& Morning Past.

we are unusuaiiy SrLii.ied 10 be enabled lc
uu.iIoiJ LlIL diI ,nG IaJ.lc, III liIIS to.dtc, uf
L.ic r.cscIr.ycI., ic-i .IdIc Dcch at!tIcipnGd.
/. =. ,.icy nave 81 every mstdiiCc, Duth al
E.rJ, ,.c aHu ..Ic Unsied .o.atcs, urcL pIuiIucd
'"i "1."'c ."i udJ y. pay "ic''. v '''"!y o' Oar
rcatdSIa IL ",,l uu. - uG.tcICatiIs ~ .ud, tIiI
49, r.I.lic uCo. "a tne ,S.alc iur bank Capita,
l"lI.i tIc u...y ucJ, ,i;r o.Iir uHc:,) um Uht-
s.ad."e vac u,Iu u, uuid., - uIy 3J,Si 1,JJu.
'J.io".'Ie icuuUt.O., sane ,Ii@ las. uIcIai It-
lyI,., ..i".c I..I.Jn OG dOi.aiS. lie
'.'.... '"'c'2o. I"y iJ.G mt eir lo4o, VIII lie
-I0i,'vJ, ."'i''.o u"t sc"cId..y III Jdnddfy aiu
1~.y, 49," sc'C.uI "a ...c u,.'n, dfdII'io lrIiI-
sc.'u' VI ..c Cac.!. 81, uidJ.c rIca "a cAGndnsc
u' h"'"c, n.'c "IIG.lIy iS'iii..cu ,ic iu.ids lc-
CcSsd.y ~ .i.ccs '!Ic iy lnen,a uGc III Jdnudry.-
o".c liiuo pio.np. .h.t.lU. lug iaUor under tic
uI.J 40. 'IIILc.,.cs GcpicesCu CicuI., Drought
u"Uu" us NC uIc COnil,c..Cd ~ iii.Cr, lot ny any
..I. .u..is'u.Ic" Gu..cL. rd w.I t1 currency nsc.,
DuL " ah u.iIiIi.UmCu CUuiundtiUil UI iiIuiey
s"".'c.s ...u Ui"hrta ~ ,.ic u.c,r PuckutS WI,h
INC c-i"''es "a t.c rc"r.C, uy iahl!is aii'un.d5e
VI t..' u'"'ius. rG''u.'..e d'i tnc c"ihnGfc'a al
c""".''c' vi t,c "uiiu: "'O'-hI dun't ny he
'Sa' .I's's la u.u..r.d aIIn"s tniOu-h N,ICh
&c ".I J"'. ldss...e, ,.iiGI"Sd .uu .o"d al "p
LUi.u..'J "..usaJ I.,,nr.ru'.y ~ drPrcsS
I"Sc0tIusU Ii.t L as \ tie tRi0a.
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GEoRG1A-The elections for Members to Cor
cresS and The State Legislature took place in
this Sae on the Sd inst. The returns so far al
ciceriig-thc democrats will carry their Con-
ernssoaal tickc, by 5 or G,0nO, aid greatly i'll
crease their majority i'll the Legislature.
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South CAROLINA CoLLEGE-The session COM
menceI on the Sd inst. The reports Of the Insti-
tuition (says the Temperance AdvocateO are
most flattering. Ttcen'y-nine young men applies
Tor admission on the very first day the College
opened-the largest nnmber Of applicants that
has crer been hnoacn.-i this College so early
And there are at this time (Nonday niga;,) a
number Of others who have come TO apply for
admission.
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nAQlDnla
WEDNESDAY MORyING, OCTOBER 70, 1912.

The Rev. C. NJ. BREAKER has resigned the
the pastoral charge of the Baptist Church OF this
place The resignation to take effect Oh the first
of January next, or as soon as the services -ot
another Minister can be obtained.
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0J"We learn from all advertisement in the
Charleston Mercury that line OF Stages was 10
have commenced running tri-weekly t:om Gads-
den TO Sum,ervile, via Slateburg, on the Sd in
stanl; leaving Gadsden every Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday, after the arrival Of the cars from
Charleston, and arriving in Sumterville the same
nigllt.
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wsurpations CAME ;hav we're dissatisfied WIN re-
sistanco. They were dissatisfied vain W"sh1
ngion and the Confederation. Under ah",'lerot
their old names they become dIsSa''s1eu WIN
the Constitution, which hostility they yet nam,
tain. They were dissatisfied with JEFFERSON an"
his ultra republican principles lHcy were us
salirtied with Madison and c'amorci Tor war:
when war was declared, i:IHE were nl$Sat'S"en
with war and c;amor"'i ior peace; lhcy were
oren diszai@il?d w!''i ne !nic" "s
'fa"; !2H"" %. Hic'"Ffa' i'-h,' n'' " ~.
rrG:!d !doH;1ai d,i'c.ahcy AoS'2 "e!c'iiS ''uc !"
'rfc I':T !:.cH!S :" ~" PlnHua:"' i''H c""'"'!
! They Wcra 'i.%:'A 'S'i1a WI" '''' c"'" ana
r"ToN+ Ia 3'*.ra'inA oi Mpar"s. ANA wien .!
p2pea.c ;"'t;it"i cH!i"|S:"n phtWcHh Il cr;' all
front u cS'o en- a'e%'Aah /" ~ ,2f'",n Il So
crA cH;m d''c her own ID h'rr'! L''~ ,e.' w. w.;
cicG'c ':'9F Sn'A ''"""' ''' 500 wa "''''
H"I Mi...''c" nc 'h' ''' -
H&2, ne! "&:t 80 '.'' ':'." .ti y, ,''.''
''al%' ma nL'""; w. 80 '|' " - '., 49,"
no !'1AH iey were '''S''' 'II' 49,
tcrs,. ana sill mere oIS$a siic" VIII ii SPeE"
I currency. Now, III less than aycar aher his rie-
v"iioa thsy are d,*st'iS'ea WIN tie "ial 'tieg
l,rra!lrwGrS;lPpod Dy Psiain singing, coon stay
IL: and lard cder Iihn 'o'S mo ne froS:de"ce
And 10 criwn the whole they hcr;'n airc1dy 20 ne
"s"'u'''i " WIN nv" |'i''1' "''
'''tor io' the W cSI -,"c'F ~ GFe "'l''!'' c'',.
To? "l some iancihi "f'Ir o: '"'h!; "'''' u! w
da%3,"iaa niho,.oo' : wei l1a;"1' 10 " NC
Inii2f OF aisSaIisIi2a parry "'" "'SS, y, NO.
ON e%,2ndS even TO '1e 'res" h'"yH. W.: i1,5'
r''sra.i; ,v; Na'o''a' h""H,'',' IT,, .;'a w. 'n-' n
n"cfa'!c "h'%' a"a ot'Gr' VF 'IP '!',iG nt.-,
caPt''atI co"h"le'S' ''''I "iU ..t
or sioieA lnr TIE occ"sSlot'' d''' WI"
eQual ,aCillty Wllen SurCIlhI-cu WIFI 'Hc 'i"ci
"i sanctIty.' from their Simon fHfe P''hcipIeS
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THE MKT lEEsIDESCY -'i'l:c Journal Of
CUIiv. ~ Az ii..,c.e ,:l.S Su:jcrt, IS,
",nu. ,.u u.Iyurfassi.lpnt5 winch me w!,I., have
hcic.U'ofc .r.t 'TGIu snitrdDunt!ailce -! cdhd-
dLes, and Tie LIa..,&ges "h.ch the other party
l."ye posseasrd .,av.ns but one, are this time
..hciy 20 Ce icScfsc,i."
r,ee ds~u %. q, lie merits oi different men
w,o Gi,:y u" proposed ,uf Tie NJ hest oftire in the
Couh.'., i""rcIij nc,U.'as % deinocraiy and a
nee ".,1.t'.-..ec u rrIu:i On MS suiJrc!, Is tie
way ~ fr"u..lc ur!i.y q. ac .!o MicA ihe day lor
h!"n..e .'.Li...L..,hl snail arrive. For CuHno-
"U.G S.r"dr,, EO. Jun!Isu.:, MI. Duciia.id., Mt.
L..a, It. VA. Eu.c.l a..1 .Mr. Calhoun, different
c".."a al u',iciSn. yfts VI the country, have all
cAI..usscG ,nCi ric.ecences, Uu. all viii unite IN
s"r.".,..,e tnc cauu.d"ie agreed upon by the
-.L-",... LU.I'cm.tuI, uniess Tie proceedings OF
So.iN C.i..Gi s,I'a.u Dc so conducted not
It.'y ~ Cap. CsS lie opinions Ol ihe parry.
i,rc.h".e q. .,ii. tainuun, the JuLrnal says, he
Man ".".'s tnc CuntrUil.,- g1.nus oI the s,Outl,
dad ii iu..IIcr years, more Universally popular
;t'Iy LIS friends, tnousi I,atIy
rrl>u"dI III ali, Iui lie InLgIeS very lille wi;h
sV~.c.y, a.t alsU aways admirers as well As
iIC..ua. lis 5iCd. sc,iiuS, has purify oi lnofaS
tl,IL ILlIncrs, dui III iacL Ills IrrTruactaJlc
.cIs ic- iIn d.hU.s t.ie MOS, -riii.c. nGi oi
4NoI.u eu L..s., as wG,l as Ul Inc SuutII-
.le W.il uc u',cu uton tne dGiiiocrdtic cu.ifcn-
l!J.i m..n s.Ude Ciincs.IiCss, Uy i!ie uui'cH
S.Ic.!s Va al sOd.Icin a..i,,s, du II ic s,iod.d
uc icJ1u.cu - .Ic LoIVe.l,ru.I tIliou III 'nG d.d
"a IIr. caGn-,I..u.,S IioLI tuc Wn5 sl,l.c", 'iic
Sout"ci.i niGm " ~ s..II put hun la hoti''itoh'
aiiu snc Ii.,Ii i.IG.i suleS.
,odui Indc. tanding of the subject.
Inc Muiti,h5 IUs. n,to aircaHy eNftLsscu it5
u, e,cIG"[c iUi .ilr ,>d.noun; uu. 10 nave L"u
.It.Co HUuIu DC suI
.,..rI. .Ic u1,i,IfI.s WdIL w. one represent
W. .licI ert,ICiJ.cs; dIu ,.,G n.'UHc c"" tnar
iIGif'y ,'dy - ~ NC ue Vri'vs"o rinu.diec, VIII
u,E ..ic.i 'i .iro.t..io ".."1se "a idy uG reed
urU.i ~ LiS DcuiuUIIsI. Lu.It tSiI.iU.I.
las ~"".cs. 10 a!I t'uiiaIC one. GfCat pru-
cip.co uic a. sat, dl tn1J Wiii no. sdCriilCc
t.Usc ri.nC pIcs nUn Jltu.it.,tua iuf u.iiel Cnt
REPRESENTATIVES vi t.lUsc pi.i-it,.cs.. Iney kHUw
.iIc .iucJ power vi Las 'i.iL S ~ Je oioLe III
~ ln.ci,ciC ..i.s -untcs;. lacy are aware vi
lnc u.iii.u...co tncy IL'c W Cu..Guu wits, and
are prcpalcu " iiIccL .IiIi
hcw Ior& Morning Past
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a CARD.

Owing to the d,ilIcui;IcS, with the origin, na-
turG anu CS,tnt 0i Wr'Ii lie p.iniic, OF course,
Gin Ieci 40 .n.cres, 1 nave rr.s ed l.Ie E,I..or-
snip ol the nodin CaroI.'la Temperance Advo-
Gaze. My rcsIs snailoil, wal, POSSIBLY, not taEe
cicct until Tie c.usc o' INC present luar,er.
sl.aii Continue my comnc%'"i with tI,S paper that
long, however, solely because my pecunIary
circumstances arranged with re.er-
ence 10 THIS source OF Income, will not permit
Inc 20 rrtre sudGe'lIy. And II, during the brcf.
IenialniIg period Vi my coancHIOn Win lhs pi-
per, ti.e El,ofIal department should suffer, as
1t proudu,y VIII, | must bcG the ndui .ence of
my rtIiets; 10: It Is n1t mater OF cnu ce, but
o. necessity, nat 'enlih week longer the Edl-
ior ol tuc 1clAi erl"cc advocate.
JUi.iUS J. DUBOSE.
Columbia, Oct. 3i, l5l2
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We understand says ,..e washington G!"bc,
Ina Ht"GrLl liUue.t D CauIi'l1.., "r'"t'Iy Il
"',""'f VI NU'i9Tc.s iIo,n .,o.i r"io!''.'l 1.""
ies.Gt Oi Add i, .ida NC. ai'r>;..i'cl I".Sul
at Havana in place OF CaInoun, reuiaved
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The following letter from Gen. Scott is going

The following letter from Gen. Scott is going
the rounds Of the newspapers. Ii made is ap-
pearance in the Ohio Statesman, as copied from
another Ohio paper. This letter i vc7y cXp!i-
Cit, AID creates breach between tho IricIds %
the Gen. and those OF NJ. Clay. G"H. Sro;t
goos or = uHfin,al cnnyant!on and declares he
Will submit to no other au hart;y. lie ab-o G.e-
" declines to run for the Vice Presidency
How this clashly Of interest between the
friends Of bo;h, Gen. Scot and Mr.. Clay, VIII
:crfninac, time Will dsc'n>c.
WAsnIwToy, Sept 3, 1872.
Dear Sir: ! have III; forgotten In" warm
shake OF the hand You cave me IN the f@nisy!-
y9l!:a avenue, sOhc tame agn, and ihltS you
siiccreiy ior he cordial ic'er jim-t received.
| AN nn. ca Mda:c Tor !"e Presidency or the
Vice Presidency, and can kHow 30 one ior eth
or place, un:ii na;lcral convention shall have
srnkcI. Indeed, IN the rrc>c.:. state o PartieS
hanm it III. cry unsafe Tor tie wa-S To place
candidates before the people Without re ;uia:
I0m!na. ion.
] lave been, in maHy Indirect ways, w!!hIn
seven months, opara.ci u%ol W,.i Il y2W 10 H.
Gucc iac 10 coIscA: 10 be nGm2i ior Tie wee
Pscademcy OF the tckit ol a very distinguished
$ja ,c*m,u. | hrvc Invariably a'iswo:cd-'ha
hrl nc.ihnr claims Tor i;"c iilnAs q iicr to nc
Pres dcnrv q: The Wee Presidency; '.i2i WIS
auI.c indifferent to ,ln i!r&, aud iha' no nn!
cGuld iuluce he 20 'aE al III" second place -
But if lulI.Iia. I'd ~ re u.aT II, oIal ro.iv2;i-
ton, for The Presidency, i"nt Ccfariy S'i"d
accept the o!.ur II -0t 40: v':;; N ;ic 'Jnion.
Of course, with Suc:I n0EI!a.!"., t.!cfG W"ud
be but one danIocra,i: Wiz, clini.hn c i: i'I2 "H
and there certainly ought noi 10 be lw". Nh"
that ONE may be, is qude indifferent; 10 me; hut
be he who he nIay--ui some hi PERSONS |
can name-hc shall have my hcar;y prayers Tor
his success.
In these few words, have given you my
creed and position | never express myself, III
other terms, 10 any body, anh all WHO nnow nse
will bear testimony TO my sns cncss ami si"ccrI-
~.
| do MOI wish TO appear in the newspapers
when can possibly avod il: bat have not Inc
s!ig!Itcsl objection that what w"ic atrl say
should be knOwn TO all WHO innJ desire 10 kiiow
my sentiments.
Nv professional duties leave me no room 10
travel, except occasionally, and then only on
such dnties An excursion into OHIO would be
highly agreeable to me-
With great respect and regard, | remain, my
dear sir, yours truly, -......
WINFIELD SCOTT.
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PROSPECT OF THE CoTToN TRADE.-We invite
the attention of our country friends to the article
under this head, on the first page of to-day's Ia
per.