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AGRfCULTJRA2I. A
TO 4liE PRESIDENTS or THE Ac"'cUhTpz i.lssgts

TO THE PRESIDENTS CT THE |.'-''.| isssp%@s 49,
nhI SOCIETIES or SOUTH CaEoLtNtssSs
Geuaemra:--'i'D ail the Great causesin
which we arc c:gagal, the establishment
of = journal. at th3 seat Of government.
is respectfully submitted to your decision
s.e1EAe considerations in titT"r of s"ch q
safaesasirc, this tins, arc pTc''ica;ed On
HE &vholcsoDlc agricultural excitement
ssyas}6sch, Da.vadas the State. and th" a$su:-
ance that iha Farmers Register and the
Southern .Agricultur!si, two valuable pc
riodicals, extensively patron:zcd by "nr
planters will not be published another
year. V.
Asrevolution in tic rlh;;c n;nd con,
cerning the vocation ot tie Farmer IS
slowly but steadily pHogr"ss:ng. Fracii-
cal Information in all That concerns ms
true intercsisis 1T Iangih.not only d!i'Snnt-
X ssupht from every available source, Dnl
scientific works are read even by those
who abragatcd to themselves the inglori-
Gus privilege of scoi1ing at bonk-lcarnIng.
To foster this enabling fcclmg-to cx-
cite among ourco- -laborcrs generous rlv-
alry--to effect concert OF actIon--to ,ex-:
nose error and disseminate truth, and by
these means to elevate pursuit now
morally pewerless, whether in reference
to the difsct promotion of the welfare OF
its followers, or the guarding of their
: rights from open or insldous attacks, the
assistance Of the press is essentially neces-
saTy.
Allow me therefore to suggest the pub
lication of weekly paper at Columbia,
the price of which 20 subscribers snail not,
exceed So per amman. The State So
cietv needs a specia! organ. and to the
local Societies it would constitute an en-
during record of whatever is worthy OF
preservation, cmanatng from that Quar-
ter. ..
The difficulties in the way of the pro-
posed enterprise could readily be obvla'-
ed, if the Sncielics would take the matter
under theifparlicuIar charge. Let each,
before the meeting of the Legislature,
useiiIs best efforts to procure subscribers
in its own District or Parish, and for the
small sums that ,nav be annually due by
them, to pledge itself to adopt the most
sui:ablc measures for their prompt coIicc-
ton. If these preparatory steps be Ia
ken, we shall be enabled to ascertain. at
the meeting of the State Society in No
vember, whether the experiment of a
publication can be successfully made and
continued.
In conclusion, allow me to add, that
there never was a period more prop'tlous
to the accomplishment Of an object OF 50 !
much interest to the agricultural commu-
nifty. :. Seize it then, gentlemen, with
avidity. Let the motive which prompts
you to3actien be your reward.
81 have the honor to be, I
ssYinraobedicnt servant,
!. :. aWluTEMARsH B. SEA8RooK,
President S. A. S. Of So. Ca.
Edisto Island, june 20, ls42.
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| L" Monopoles 10 nonc--Frcc Trade and Equal
Rights 10 ALL
yNyHE political principles o: The paper will be
FL iarveul and devoted attachment to the true in-
tcrest OF the STATE ardent desire I" advance the
noble cause for viii h thef,e pie have $" ma"iGliy
fonght-a stern aud unr,cnliEg "pposItI to a'l
NaIonal Bank AID Tariff prof c's-and 4 watrhiui
and irans scrutiny into the cohduct "t our Rulers,
hotn State and Natio al will occupy our hest eher-
uirS 4 ,t. fl,st strenuous eXeiti"nS.
We will ut all tim. endcayor to give the latest
news Foreign and Domestic Ill 4 comd' nSed toi III
rean such Commercial Intelligence as VIII re OF
use or in'er, ST to our rcacrs- record all local anu
lorctc occ rr ncco genera int rrsl-scIcclsi sich
AGric .l,ural Intelligence as nay tend to arouse n
iGt of nuic rivalry in our generous and l'eral
Planters: adva ice t'cir interest and promote thcir
cnisrpTisrs-and give rpi;omc OF all That 'gta'cs
lie "A OLD we i've in" IL fpc, 1t shall be our
proud On eaynr to make our he!idonlad'i welcome
visitor 10 the ldncr, IN his bro'd expanded ne dS
the McrciI mt IN his counting room; the Politician
in his cpsei ;theEady, Ia her hondol. and the Me
chanlc. in lnsfsihofinGs AMI Valuable tlS.
OfIhe rryalafd mob Cause uf TEMPERANCE.
our sheet viii prove strenuous and unil.c!ing ad-
vccalr as VIZ 60 IsdcrTt next 10 religion. The most
power u! Il. eml To adv ace moral Il d p sunary
condition OF onr.pcol lie. The nohlc PRACTICAL RE.
SUITS nf the t1ds Of G friends and adtoc ;S "t
this cause are already noticeable throughout the
icn-in ana Dreatlh Il rHF WIG AP"h"'" ""''''''
From t,;e t.ailS Ci Congress, 10 the most humble
ho.cl, r.clr rllnris are dSccrutb!r te mighty
In 4 byrn rrscurrd from destruction, and the hum
hc h we been sire 9Th, ned aid Cnmorcd.
Although pioi,sscd!y 4 P"llicai p"pr; thc II
crary D,fG:Gn eat will nat he overlooked We
snail be scrupuious no: io'inscr anything
that MAY in The sigu;csl Gegicr be dee" ed ri us-
nant To Morality or Rrigoni or in any way ellen
sivc 10 the most sensitvriy dtl'cae mimd C"ntroi
vcrsrrs III q scclarln character will ncler find I'D
mitancc in our coinn' S, we deem such subjects
untitled for and butlhrn>oa,e 10 a publication de-
signed for general edi!ication, insiru ton, and
amusement.
, But is not our purP"sehy long Prospectus,
snppor-we prefer TO be Judged y. our works"
We 4rc iractlcal Printers, ands II oug our indus
Try and alirr!ton 10 busness,wil end laror tn DE-
stRfS that sn.pot,which might othe wse be de-
med to>Sur limited abilities. .-.r
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south Carolina.

KerSh0lD DtSh 7Ct. ~
Michael Lorick VS.. judith Barret.-E. Srurman
VS.. Judah Barrct-Dcbt Attachment.
NJ HEREAS the Plaintiffs in the aboyo cases
~ respectively have fled their declarations against
the defendant, who resides without the limits OF
this State, as it is sad and whereas the said dc
fendant hath neither wife OF attorney. upon whom
a notice with rule TO plead, can he served 1t ls
ordered that the said defendant do plead, answer, or
dcmur thereto within year aud a day, or final and
absolute judgement will be awarded thereon.
- 3. GASS, Clerk.
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Meads Quartefs,
.tCL1REN June I!

y = ECLARENDeSi 9uue 80 toSsH5ESS -
[orders No. - 3 So =. - -
FaNHE Commissioned officers Of the following !
"a. Brigadcs are ordered to encanp for five days
al tie times herein Specified viz. ID
The" 9Th Brigade Of Infantry, at Yonsllss on ;.
Monday the 25lil Of july next.
The 10Th Brigade Of Infantry at place to be ssT
lccted by tile NJ general of tire 5th Division, ON
Tuesdly, the Cd day of August next. -
: Tlead Brigade of Infantry Tuesday, TIE 9th y
day;of August next. :. sxssxs ~;
The Ist Brigade Of Infantry, on T Tdssday,the 2ad
day of August nexL The ,Major General of tie lst
Division will designate the places for tho LIST and Cd
Bigadcs to.cncamp, and report 70 the Comms .
in-Chief ;lic places SO selected. =
Tie 9lh ,Bignde of Infantry, at The Limestonss
spripes,yon Monday, the 5tn day Of, sep.epbeFa
next. ~. 80 t,si@ti s--s.s: .t,5rs Z
The 5,hss Brigade of Infantry, near Camden, on
Monday, the ] 9t,sday ,of September next. - =
The 7lh Brigade of Infantry, near Society Hill,
on Tcosd~y, tie 9th day of September next.
Tie Commissioned Officers of the lst and 5lI
Brigndes of Cavalry will encanp by Regiments, with
the Brlgadesof Infantry in which they aro located,
or by Brigudes, with either Bigade Of Infantry Of
their Division, as the Bfgadicrshuy deem most
convenient -
The Minor Generals of thesls and 5tl Divlsionsl
and the Brigader Generals Of the 5th, 9th and 7th
Brgades of Infantry, and the Brigadcr Generals Of
the Is, and 5th Brigades Of Cavalry required to
extend so much of this order relates to their
spective commands ~: so, .,-
The Quarter Master GencsH will cause the arm.
and tents TO be at cuch cncampment in due time.
The following Aids de. Camp tothe ;commandtf-
in Ciief are ordered 10 attend the encampments,
viz:-Cols Wighll, Dikinson, Thompson, English.
Manning, Wallace, Marshall, Singleton and Taylor
Byo5der of the Conimandsf.in:c Chief,
5sEzo J. w. CANTEYs -
Ad1t. and Iaspeetr Gex 8
. July G. 1912. 6f3i. =.
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0rGinary-s Sale.

w ILL be sold, on Mo day lhr 1st day Of Au.
w gust next, at Krrsh,w Court HOUSE, be-
tween the hours Of l2 and | olcloyk; eight hundred
acres Of land, More or less. bounlsdS, ly lands Of
l.. +: Thonfs,n, N. aud NE. by w. +. Horton
and Bryaet hina, a"d Z. hy N.thaniel Jones;s 10
he sold as tic prol erly of Lodnwick Th6mpsoa,
Sem; deceased. Thc land is All the property that
could he found Of. .the.drcrascd. ~
ne c"nst stI'ons of 8e >ale will he one-third cash.
and the lalancp OF n crrdit. ihe first day Of
January ncxt; tie pprcassf 10 give bon1. ili two
gcoh securities and mortgage of The property.
w: -BASKlN, o. K. D..
Ordlnary:s Office, June 8, 1912.
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J. ID. .O'CONNELL,
JOHN CAHR.

TERMS OF PupL1cAT.ox.-Thc Tue Carolinian
will be published every 1 thursday morning (Hr on
such day may he founh most suitable Tor the
n,ai:s.) IN paper OF imperial size (as large the
Giecnvitle Mountaineer) aud of The lest qua ity, at
81 80 strictly in advance So If paida six months;
and 50 81 iuot paid ulthc year has expi, ed.
: Junr A 1912
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NTlrcIr %, 1912.

STATE OF SOUIH-CAROLiNA.
LANCASTER DLSTCTRIT.
Tn the Court of Common Pleas.
DurroIl McLcmore, VS.. Charles Davis,
Declaration in attachment.
Jackson MIleE.sys. Shad'Ick Wright,
Dcciaraii0a in Annchment.
JOAN K Wright, VS.. William Royal,
Declaration in At'orhncnt,
MHTHEREhS, the rlnntiGs i the above sta
w ted cases did, this y file their declaration
IN my office against the Defendants, who are absent
and without the limits of this Sta g, and having
neither wife attorney within the same, on
whom TO scrv" copy of the said declaration, Win
a ue to I!e.d thereto.
1t j. ordered, That the said D ferdant do appear
and pead to the s1id declaration on or before tn"
first day of November, Annn Domlni 1872 or an
order for judgment will he granted hy default.
S. RECkHAM, Clerk.
Clerks Office, Oct. 30, 1911. p'rsfe SO
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JOSEPH CuAREESWoRTH, .
FnssIicuafsEc Taii0r,

NE1ENDERss his thanks 10 his Gus customers for
z the generous patronage lie nus @asfeeeived, and
respectfully informs the public that hefcontinucs 10
carry on business at his old stand, two doors above
the Pest Office, where those wishing to have gaE
plents neatly. and fasonably m dc are invited 70
call. I'D
Jane 2G. ~
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just Received, -

nIRECT from the manufactory, an. excellent
l supply of Gentlemen's French Calf Foote'S,
suitable for the season, which are offered for
sale, togetheM with their, former stock of Boots
and Shoes, as usual, atvery reduced pr ces. e
49, .sz'%s WIN. ANDERSON g. co. e
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Your friend and servant, q.
zaSaE. = J. X PNULDlNG.
Mcssrs VIM. B. Cawkll & Co.


"For the last twelve or thirteen years have re-
sided in the ncighborliood of tic White Sulphur
Springs, and have had (icGucnt opportunities OF
observing the beneficial effects Of waters, when re-
moved from,shc spring in bottles and barrels. s
The aatire properties of this ,oater;dcpcnd upon
the SALINE INGREDIENTS which il contains. In corr
roborntion of thiiopnions state that have known
individuals in this place the water after 1t had
been kept in barrels for twelve months and after it
appeared TO have parted with all or mos! OF lis solo-
tile properties, and that it acted promptly and
efficiently as when used at thossprng. Is.
HUGH WILSON, M. d:
f Lcwisburg, March 9th, 1889,
FROM the Rev. WIN. S Plumer, D D. Editor Of.
the Watchman of the south.
The Subscriber has hnd considerable opportunity
Of testing tho value of the White Sulphur Water
when brought to Richmond. He has used il in his
family The last summer and tho present, and is lap
py to be able 10 say, that it has bccn valuable IN
this way as visit to the fountain would probably
have been. -
WILLIAM S. PLUMER.
Richmond, 30,h June, 1870 ~
The san,ssgcntIcInan, in the "Watchman of tho
South" ofFtlc 23l July, remarks. The Editor of
this paper las used tic White Sulphur W atet free
y, in his family, and has no. dOu6t RI lis efficacy
being grcat in ordinary cases. Taking INTO con-
sidcraiion the comforts Of lomc he:would, in "rdi
nary cases, pecf the Use Of the water in casks 10.
a visit to tho White Sulphur s'pr;ngs. TIE
good effects Of the ,Oater broaght in casks 10 Rich
moad hare been rery manifest" +'s's. -
From the Hon. VIM. r. King. Senator in Congress
from Alabama.
"a White Sulphur Springs 10th Aug. :ls4o.
Sir-Towards the close OF tleslast session OF
CongIcss. winch had been protractcd 10 an unnsual
length found that the confinement 10 which l
had been subjected had affected my health most in
iuriorsiy. The tone Of my stomach was materially
destroyed, and my digestive powers grcntly impair
cd. BY the advice Of my physician, procured The
water Of this Spring in bottles and used II with
the rhappcst effects. l have no question that the
White Sulphur Water can be transported to any
distance cithou imp0iring its medicinal properties
Very respectfully, am your obcdicnt servant,
WILLIAM R. KING.
Such as may desire further informatin in relation
to this water we respectfully refer to the following
gentlcmcn:- .~- -..
DR.. Geo. .Ilayward, Hon. Abbott Laurence
and Hon. Thomas III. Perkins, Boston; Hon.
John Reid, Mass; DR.. j. Kerney Rodgers md
Rushton d. AspinmaH, New York; DR.: Ger
hard and Charles Ellis d. Co., Philadelphia;
Professor Poner,and D. 9' j. Y. &eport, Bal
im0re; Professor SemaL and Mr.. j. L. Peabody
Washington; Rcr. VIM. S. Plummer, d. d.
and Mr.. Aler DuraL Richmond, DR.. r. Lee
Fearn, Mobile; Cmhbert Built, Esq. and And.
OHrcr & Co. New Orleans; DR.. VIM A M
Do,rei and Mr.; SEQ H. Cary, Louisville, Ky;
Henry Clah Jr. Esq, Lexington KY; Hon.
40. c. Nicholas, Louisiana; Hon. Henry Clay,
Epnt7cku -
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Executors Notice.

A III, persons indebted to The estate. of r. Cor
IA nclius, decd. are requested. to make payment
on or before the lst Of January next and those hay
ing demands against said estate will hand tbcmin
according to law.
s.xs. Ma. PEAY, .Exr. ~
: July g. ssSssssS sF %33Is
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Z S i! j ! i. B. W AT ER; !;

p Gr0enbfier County, Virginia

~ Grgenbrier County, Virginia..
FEY He sutscfibef has just received la "a supply, m
q barrels, hall barrels and bottles, OF tae above
Water, so1nluch ceittraledsas an allelatHe ana
purga1lse and fi6f#the cqfesGf Liver. Con plains,
lss,t psia, Rts sgibiem, Nena gin, Scroiul,: u IS
,f6ss Of The Kidnsys and Skln. MeTcurlri5 i'isea-
sses; eniaIe niisclons, &c. DC. and Tor relieving
~ bis pficlc dire CT from the Springs,
and kei I In for tie purpose,
,ghic pre-, cIlt deeonI nsitlon, and rserle TIE
autobiography aspufe as hen ken a, the Springs.
D .e5 ssss.s JAMES X. ?N;ckAiN...
ss--fT he following art@takcn from great number
Of l. ertilicatcs Of ils fiji. acy:-t
Extract of a letter from Mir. Fl nry Clay, dated
~ Ashland, Ey Jan ], 1o41. 2
Dear if,--hl the request of an apolheculy in
Lexington. Ky.I write to gain somc Information
abcut'yeur invaluable mineral water. He wishes 10
obtain supply TO keep on sale A,fcw dozen bot
ties, which obtained at Louisville, have c"ntribu
ted more TO restore my health lhnn all the medicine
and advice have taken for tile last fifteen years.
during which time have suffered mucl, from dys.
pepsia and soro mouth Yours respectfully,
. HENRY CLAY, Jun.
Mr.. Calwell
From the Hon. F. w. Pickens, Member of Con-
gross from South Carolina y
Dear sir-I received yours in relation TO the trans
ported White Sulphur Water. | used it last spring,
and found it very fine. 1t seems to me to be fully
as good as phen used at The Springs. / am satIs-
fled it can bo broughtnto general use, and will be
found Of great service.
Yours very respectfully.
F. w. PICKENS.
From the Hon. J. x. Puuldng, Secretary of the
Navy.
Washington Sd Dec. 1910.
Genllcmcn--O Owing to the benefit received from
my visit to the Whit, Sulphur Springs last sum-
mcr, have not yet had occasion 10 drink any OF
the water you sent me; but having, on more than
one OCCASION used it as ii came to this place in bot
ties, am Of opinion, if carefully put up, that it
undercocs little if any deterioration change in its
qualities or ehcts.
Your friend and servant, a.
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Positively
SELLING AT REDUCED PRICES.

YENIiE subscriber wishing to dispose OF his present
n stock If DRY GOJDS, previous to Iepen-
i<hrg for the fall business, will sell at prices 10 SUIT
the times. .--'r< II. LEVI.
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United States District Court.

United States DiStYict Court.
DISTRICT , F SOUTH CAROLINA.
In The mailer ef Alfred Chfna, a Bankrupt. p
BURSUANI~to an order Of the District Court
l. otthe United States for the District of South
Carolina, Notice is hereby given, that cause bo
shcwn before the said Court at the Federal Court
House in Charleston, on the sixth next,
at II O'clock O'clock, A. NJ why the said Alfred
China should not receive his Discharge and Certi6-
cate as a Bankrupt.
H. Y.%GRAY, Clerk.
Charleston. 18th day of MoyalS 81.
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Eastman's straw cutters.

EaStman's straw Cutters.
Patent Straw Cutters, wooo frame, extra Knives,
Eccentric Feeders, with permanent Bottoms
Patent Straw Cutters weed frame, extra Knives,
EHcentric Feeders, with Revolving lotions. =
Patent Straw Cutters iron frame, extra Knives, ES-
centric Feeders, with r. volwng Bottoms
in STORE.
"hi'nker's improved hand straw Cutters, with SIN
Gle knife,
Corn Shcliers,
WIieat Fans,
tlonahs, ilough Po;n's &c. &c.
For sac by- w. ID A,cDOWALL & co.
Junc29. - 6t30
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NEW SHOE STORE,

-. N L W NJ u. y V II H'
Wfl r subscrihen;have just opened, one door south
4 oftbe Drugstore of JamessR. McKain, new
and handsome assortment of &
:. Boots and Shoes
ofeyery description, manufactured at the most ap-
proved esta tablishments in Philadelphia and Boston.
GSThey have also,a fine assortment of Leather,
Shoe Findings, SC. all Of which will be soldsat
prices unusually low. p,, u ~. -. - >
S Feb l6.z - -c.e ALDEN g. co
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FresE, Drugs, Chemicals,

EFtsA iFEUs5, CII' ElhHCsstss vs. q %
Patent Medicihes, OILS, Paints, Vdrnishs
es, &c. &c. -
F5HE subscribers having just received their
Il supplies fiom New York and Boston, are pre-
pared 10 pm, up all orders entrusted 10 them, and as
they can warrant these articles, no fault can be found
with Inequality, and prices are in accommodation
.uiM the fines.
hLSO--sperm Oil Of superior qualify
OJ'A liberal discount on VI bills for cash.
DELE0N g. LEVY,
Aszhpri2. Sign OF the Mortar.
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PR POSALS

For Publishing in ihc village Of WinnsInrongh
Fairfield DIT icI, 5. c. Il new weekly ncwspa cr
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July G. 1s42.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-09-30
Prize EigaiinE in New Work..

At one of these disgusting exhibitions which
have lately become so common in New York, a
man named McCoy was killed by another named
Lilly. They fought 1870 rounds, taking up . hours
and II minutes, at the end of which M'Coy fell
too the ground, drew three or four very long
hreaths, and expired. His body presented the
appearance Of any thing but that of human be-
ing. His head and face were almost literally
beaten TO Jelly and greatly swollen, and blood
uozed from his eyes, cags, nose, mouth, and many
wounds, covering half his body. The horid muir
der produced an almost feverish excitement in the
city, and great Indignation is expressed at the con-
duet of the police in the affair 1t is said for Sc
verai days before the fight came off, all the prcli-
minaIes were arranged and we'll known, and war
rants for the arrest for a number Of the principal
actors were placed in the hands of officers, yet no
attempt was made to arrest any of them; and
even after the brutal murder had been committed,
the criminals were allowed leisurely to escape the
officers whose business it was to arrest them wal
ling upon the mayor or governor to offer re-
ward Truly the morals OF Gotham are in a sad
condition.
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Maine lsleclsOsp.

The democracy have achieved glorious tri-
umpii III Maine. The returns as far as received
are thus summed up by the Chicago Democrat Of
Wednesday: "Returns from SO towns give Fair
field majority Of s, 1888, and gain since last year
of2.922! Fairield's majority over Kent, at tho
last election, was 1855 his majority over 10.
hinson, this year, will be about 10000! So far
as heard from, nineteen democratic senators have
been elected, and not one wing; aud there il
prospec. that there viii not be single iaderalist
in tho senate --pefhaps not more than three from
Kennebec, at any rate Thehouse will be strong.
~ democratic.