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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-07-01
State OF South Carolina,
:EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
TN THE COMMON PIE.

Il
~ALEB BROADWATER, and D. NJ.
" BRO.ADWATER. who have been lar!
rested and are now confined within the bounds
of,he Jail of Edgcfeld District, BY virtue Of a
writ of capias ad sa,isfaoiendum at the sui. of
Goode g. Lyon, having filed their petition with
schedule on OATH. or. their whole estate and
effects with the purpose of obtaiMng1 the bene!
fits of the act oi the General Assembly cum.
monty called the :insolvent Debtors Acts.
Public Noics.is hereby given,that the petition
ofthe said Caleb Brqadwater. and DIM. Broad
water will behenrd and:considered in the Court
.of Common Pleas for Edgeield District, at
Edgefeld Court House; on the day of
October next, or on such other dayas the Court
rnay order during the term, comme6cing On
the first Monday In October neat. at said place,
and all the CREDITORS Of the said Caleb Broad
water and D. NJ. Broadwa,er, are hereby sdfi.
moned personally, or,by attorney. then and
there in said Court, to show cause, if any they
can, why the benefits of the Acts aforesaid,
should not be granted to the said Caleb Broad.
water, and D: NJ. ;Broadwater, upon their ex.
ecuting the assignment required by the Acts
aforesaid. :. - 80 Z, SO ',.':a
- +, THoS.. G: BACON, cls,k. =.
Clerks Office. June 22nd, 1886. :z.1s..a5
'July:l :. q. -, = 49, 23
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State of South Carolina,
.EDGEFIELD. DISTRICT, i,
j IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
Robinsons.& Caldwell, } ::

Oliver Simpson, !. e ...i =: ;. t..
HLlVER SIMPSON who is now in the
" custody Of tire Sheriff Of Edgefeld Dis.
iric, by virtaeipf tho surrender ofhis Bail, al
the suit6f Robinsons'& Caldwell, having filed
his petahn, With a schedule on oath, Of his
whole estate and effects with the purpose of
obtaining the benefits Of the Acts Of the Gene.
raj Assembly, called the InsolYent Deb,or,s
Acts. Public Notice is hereby given, That the
petition ofthe said Oliver Simpson, will be
heard and considered in the Court of'Commnn
Pleas, for Edge6eld District, a, Edgefeld Court
House. on the day Of October next. or
on such other.day as the. Court may: order,
during the term, commencingo on the first Mon
day in October next, a,said place" and all the
creditors of the said Oliver Simpson are hereby
summoned, personally. or by attorney, then
and there in said Court to showc cauae, If any
they can, why the benefit Of the Acts aforesaid,
should not be granted to the said Oliver Simp.
son. upon his executing the assignment requir-
ed BY The Acts aforesaid.
"THOS. G. BACON, Clerk.
Clerks Office. 29lE June, 1886.
SuD ~
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Young Ladies Eoarlins and
DAY SCHOOL.

EpGEr,Ezn CouRT dousE, S. CAROLINA.
TT my purpose to open n School Of this
character. on the first Monday in January.
1917. in my H"use, near 10 the Episcopal
Church by whichtime School Room will
De built cdmmodious enough 10 receive large
number Of Pupils. e:
. All the usual branches of an English edu-
cation will be taught together with French.
Music, Drawing. and Painting. by competent
Teachers. employed for. the purpose.
A Public Examination will take place once
a,year; and the Musical Pupils will be re-
anired to perform in n private Concert once a
month: at which time they will be examined
on the Theory of Music. SO that proof may be
given that they are we'll grounded i'll lis rudi-
menfs. -. .
Persons wishing. to place their children in
this School are requested to make application
by the first Of November, that preparations
may bemade for their reception. particularly
for such rs may come as B ,arders. So; 4
Rates Of Tuition and Board, payable in aa.
vance, will be as follows: - l.,
For Spelling, Reading, Writing
aud Arithmetic, 8 q 90
Geography, Grammar and Com.
position, with the above, 6 90
History, Natural and Moral PHI
losopy, Chemistry, Botany, &C.,
with the above, SOD
French, 6 90
Music. 10 90.
Drawing and Painting, 0o
Board, including Washing and a.
Lights, per month, 10 90 &c
A charge Of so cents per quarter will fbe
made for wood during the Fall and Winter.
EDMUND B. BACON, !.
:. Principal:
June "a 81 2.--'
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Cheap Cash Store !!
N H w A R RIV AIS

THOCOLA!EE ut l21 cents cake,
~ Wonaen Clothes Pins, for hanging clothes
4:lines at l24 cents dozen,
Caba Molasses at 81 cents gallon,
Numbers j: & Mackerel in BARRELS,
I bale Stripes at l23 cents. and Oshaburgs at
+ 10'cenrs n yard, ..r. .s-s
2 boxes Oranges.
9 !" Lemons, :.
Sperm Candles. Musiard!in cans and bottles,
Clarified Sugar, -.
Fine segurs iOO,in h box, atSl 90 box.
iMcAilisters AllFlehlhg Sa1ve, ~ 81
Thompson's Eye Water, Fahnestock's Vermi.
r /. fuger> - .g;.n 8 '3;.fg ;'s;,s7,5 iiE,s!i.
HarIs6hs7 Ointment Housemar's Cough
4: Drops, y a }..I,>. y.5ts ....,i..:;@,ssf
:Phlotoken, Peters Pills, ,.Spencers, Pills,
Al atfas' $ Life Pills aud BitIers. =; s
Champions BILIOUS Pills. Wistar's: :Balsam of
l. Wnd,C tsrfyy ~: ;:,s-ss,.,.i 49,. Il ~;
Tonqua Beans. super Carbonate Of Soda,
Silver Leaf; Husbands .MaSnesia, Patent
'Chromo Yellow. bnlnt and raw Terra Sienna,
.bn.l,ar, E.r,rHe Green. Yeiietian Red, Spau
ISL lIrown,- ,';s-> q, ~ sif;:E-ss 5iiiz
W.lier- .tp the ounce 'Ql box. =. - sa., ,sEy.-
Ladies' rrGnelp nail gnlers, 90 ,.s.s =
GentleHen's Ct!f fashionable sewed Boots, SIS
apaiE, -. - =
Fine Table Salt; Ladies' Kid Grpcian Ties,
Buskins and colored half gaiiers. "a new
;,..articIe. R. 8. ROBERTS.
Edgefeld C. H., June 30, 1886. 2. .23
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'as iAas sAe aSssaSsss eAsee, ,@aa ,As sAesl,s
ss Sa NE e#Sssas NE Nssalsas service Se
,As MsNs%aa WsM @.s.,ss
Nh SSssesaea wsae a few esSesvstieas
ssASese sAe Nm ANT sae Muher sNNsSae.
sssSsa WAS easss,ssess aas& ta taotesyS, aaa
Nse Ssa asseeeas se Ne psSssea,
ta SAe (sesse& REPRESENTATIVES, the day
%sS Sxs<s "a which 10 ,e,,se all debate on
rae Taua, saa IT'S ea Thursday, the Cd
la,y, al SsNesaes. T, NJ, which looks rs
Tsae eesey were in earaes,--,hc vote was
lai yeas 10 aays, ecNainly a very fair
saSSarSsySs Ra,
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Eo1 the Advertiser.

= Mn. Edilor.-The following Preamble
and Resolutions were unanimously. adop-
ted By The tOLp 96 BoYs," a moment
before the polls were opened for:the, cleo.
lion of.Field Officers, for the: South. Caro-
lima Regimen, of Volunteers. ,....ss;
Whereas, it, is the sentiment of This
Corps. ,hatentire confidence in Tho officers,
and harmony amongst the linen, are The
chief and essential requisites to the success
aud honorable distinction of the South
Carolina. Regiment of Volunteers, ;, and
whereas, ,'it'is7ihe part of prudence, ,becom-
ing our o,yn dignity and the soletnhity of
the occasion, that the organization ,of our
Regiment be perfected with careful dis
ctelion and with anxious soliclluae to pre-
serve. under all circumstances, the valua-
BILE reputation ofour State, be.u therefore,
= Resolred, That the.eleclien Of the Field
Officers of the South Carolina Regiment
Of Volunteers. .Shou4d'he, determined BY q
'n,GOrity of all the e'vutes gfven for each
Office, aud not by mere rleuraliiy.
Resoluea. That we will :;renaer cheer
full, respectful and imPTcit obedience TO
any officer i,yho may be elected BY ma
joity Of the Regiment, whether such Off
Ger shall have. received the vote Of this
Company or not. -
Resolced, Tia, tie Preamble and Res
olnlions passed BY this Company, be pub
lished, and that a copy be forwarded TO
his Excellency the Commander-in. chief.
P. S. BROOKS.
('Gptuin "Old 96 Boys"
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j. n. BLANKENsHlP5,,
DE N r is T,
FROM ViRGINi

MtENDERshis TProfsasioniil services : to the
citizens Of Edgefeld G. H., aud Vicinity.
II Dr.. B.; is a Member of the .fra incorporated
body oED in the U. Suites" The Vir-
ginia Society Of ,De9al Surgeons"-.
object is 10 give to the Dental pnctitiuner, in.
formation on subject confessedly of:no tr.
fling degree Of interest: '"The preservation Of
the Teeth" and '.the restoring 10. health those
diseased. :: ..:ssse.
. Rooms at Planters Hotel. where he will re.
main for a short time; persons preferring, at
tended al residences -
JrIy I If %
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A ChalleneeH6,r ,rfie tESrid

A ChaHenReH6t the World.
XN NEfearlessly'Ghalleigs 'alf hisri, whether
w Medical rnen or intenturs !nf, ,Quack
Nostruns; to,pfodnce the evidence ,ofso won
derful cure of Scrofiila as the following, which
was performed, in ELEVEN DARs! y!
Read its Read jf!
Me.srs. Rowand & Wal.onLGehtiemen
In jnstice 10 You. aud as an act of cHarity;io
those afflicted as have been, Ichseffhlly fnr-
nish you testimonial of the astonishing euro
INDIAN VEG GETABlE PANACEA." More
than two years asincej Il was attacked with a
mdst obstinaiel and frighiftl Scioflla, which.
baffled the skin oflEeitnos, eainenAp physcians
incur city. Among other remedies, I used
sixteen bottles of"Swaim's Panacea!o twelve
bottles !" SarsaparIia and I6dihe;,, and laree
quantIiieslof .Hytaioda,e of Potash and was
'' My lso,5sr sesas; VII advertisement, 1 a q
"RR. PAsSAe ga,Iedl upon:
Yoh, :spdNnnapoke 50 confderitlyi6f Il that r
was induced to try ii, although RH6 bnt I,ile
faithin.its efficacy, after; having ieisJ 10 many
loiher7snedicy without relief. MI ifaes. }ots.
head, noss, ears, and one side 6f mR throat wefs
almost covered with highly i1fanga and pain,
fil ulcers; whena coGmahced uSinx the q -.
nAcEA." ION the 29ih Of fDecembetI 845-aad
to my utter astonishtnentj The, swelling and
| soreness were entirely removed I'M ttoenta.foa
hours-and in TWO days the nldettcommenced
healing! I am nov using Tie thiiH hotie2ihe
ulcers are all heAle1;S and my health perfectly
restored. Yours. &C.. i.:ptE5 ~;
JOHN w. ,APPLETON.
!. a.! =! =. No. {. Madison street. =.
Philh.; Jan.1O, 1885,
Guy Of Philadelphia, ss::. Il,
-: MxY6ss OrFIcR.
=. : ii Personally appeared. before me,
r.. 81 rae subscriber Masth, Of said city.
-" John w. Appleton, lfGybeing sworn.
deposes and aaysthst'tie facts sBt forth in the
foiegoing abatement arentrne., In testimony
whereof. have hereu1lb set'ny name and
caused the corporate sealtoi be affixed, this
tenth dAy OF 5anuary, A. D. 1916.
''Sikned, JOHN SWIFT, Mayor.
1.-THE above certificate Of Gnr-S Son is without
,he!ltsst shade Of eIasgefatiph. His case we
had considered almost hopeless, after so MANY
celebrated remedies had isiied, and we a,,ri.
bhte hiB final cure ID the lgoREpInLr SHORT
SPACE OF ELEVEN DAYS to- your "PANACEA"
alone. Yours, respectfully. :
Signed, DANIEL APPLETON,
Jan'y. 10Th, 1886: ANN. NJ. APPLETON.
can cheerfully bear testimony to the above
gerry extraordinary ctss md believe il to be one
of the mos, ,rondeJai carsS ;on record. was,
present when Mr.Appleion called to see Row.
and g. Walton, in relation to his case. His
face was then almost covered with scnoFuLous
ULCERS, which were. highly inaamed aud very
painfuI-and I rust say that very much
doubted tha, cure could ever be effected Il
is hardly probable that Mr. Appleton won,d
Signed, WILLIAM :STEELING, Ri. D.
l'"OulIer p Panacea," sold Wholesale and
Retail BY Jos Il. Cuwahd, No. 376 Market
street; P. II. ,Horp,. corner Fourth and Poplar;
G.W.yaughan.corner sackama.on 6 Queen
sts..' Kenaington; and 'our accredited Agents,
K. 3. ROBERTS, agent, Edge6el6 c. H.,
South Carolina.
July 81. %
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Exeeusor Notice,

FHE Executor of Col. JOHN KEY. decd. :
u having paid all the demands agains, the.
said estate, within his knowledge, gives notice
to any person having yet any demands against
the said estate, difany such there be) to render
them in .to.the subscriber, on or before the 6ist
day Of Aug ustheit, or they will not be paid..
-" JAMES TOMPKINS, Ea'u.
Edge6eld C. H., June %. 1886. lEz-
June "a !. TIA q. >
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MIssIoNAAl: !. P,rotjINrM EMS.

= MISSIONARY APPOiNsFME ENTS:,-s5
Tie n,rlersgrted having ibeenoussigned by
tie MISSIONARY BeARp to labor in Division
No. ], of,he Edseisld Association, will attend
Il, The places andia, the times stated helow: :.
Red Hill. on Saturday. before the % Lords
Plum M Bganei, me on Saturday bei0tes,he Sd Lord' 5
Bay in suly.l'-: -, - g
Buf;lue, on Saturday before the 4.h Lords
Day in J1lly.-,'
Callil4ln's Mills, on Saturday before the Is,
Lords Day in August.
Rehubeth, on Saturday before the Cd Lords
Day.lnAirg,isr. - -"
GilgaI, on Saturday before the Sd Lords Day
Bethany, on sa,,rday before The 4.h Lord's
Day in August. 49,
IIoreb, on Saturday before the 5th Lords
Day in August.
BeuIah, on Saturday before the lss Lords Day
in September. '.' 80. I. !
The Meetings will:cdn.inne for seven days
il circumstances render it proper
m u. WATKINS,
=. y: d. ID. BRUNSON.
limo 1915. l. csgs --~g..l -
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MARE&ER.

: On n':,ha Bthiilt.. by the Rev.. John n. Ro;
berts, Ws.P. aisBEE.s ESQ.,. miss H4RRiET
F. BurLER. AllofGreenville District. -.
On Tuesday evening. .lhe 23d;uir.; at Lees:
vile, e,Lesinstes,p u piAsriet.-by ttru Rev. SaIuIIrt
BonEnighs MIR. CAlEB Jones, Of Virginia. TO
Mrs: MAaY cil:tLEx,s Of Lexington district.
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Notice.

u HEREBY warn any person against trading
! for a Note, drawn by me, in favor Of Elijah
Watson & Co., for the sum OF Elk hundred
dollars, payable on the: e:e5lh December next.
The property for which, the said note was given
has proved 10 be nnsonnd, therefore will not
pay the Note, unless compelled by law
''a5- SAMUEL SAFCHER.
JIfiy'l =. ,, 2. %
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From AsR REQ. Ira NJ. Allen.
4sNrtlp lphiIadelijhia. June 9, 1893

To my personal friends: -.
] wonh say, s,Ifst am well acquainted with
ArloJaYsE. M. D.; ind know him 10 be a
respectable Physician and Druggist, ofthis city
"a gentlenanfn whom entire confdenceraay
be placed. Ihaze tested IL my own ,se the
beneficial effects. nj his Carnina,ive Balsam,
and have greater confidence in i, than all other
medicines Of The kind. His Expec,orant is
equally celebrated and efficacious.
= Z a' '5sas IRA NJ. ALLEN. :
Agen, Of the Amer. and Foreign Bible, Society.
K. s. R0BEGFS,,:is Dr., ID. Jaynsfs only
Agent asisdgefisld Court House.
Bcieate ef colotertsirs!
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UDr. D.Jayne's CarminafiVe

UDr. D.EJayne's CarminafiXe
BaTSam-BdwEL Il SUMaBR ComPLAiET
mo CURE no osPsY.-Dr.SJayne, No. 8 Sohlh
Third street,. isfwiIling to guarantee that his
CARMINATlVli BALSAM wiIi cure Diarr-
haa. Cholics. Cnmps. Gripping Pains, Cholera
aforbns, SummsE Complaint. and other de-
rangeG,eats ofihe,S,nmach and Bowels. in
fiinery nine cases suptiof u hundred, and in less
than half the TIME il can be effected by any
It is extremely plesaani, and children nre
fond Of il. H isasdnaiiy as effectnal iaduIIs
as Children, as when the directionsare followed,
and Il, cnre is; not effected, the money will be
cheerfully returned Price 25 and 50 cents n
bottle. ~ s. ,s, l,s..y ~. {,
r. 8. ROBERTS, is d.. D. Jayne's only
Agent at EdgefeId Conrt House. !;
Be,care Of tCousteJaisl q. - =,
JnIy 81 - 3d..
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L LII Persons having demands against ths
A estate of Henry Carr, dec a. ..aif reqtest.
ed to present them legally at,esasd' and those
indebted are requested to make nnmsdiate paJ.,
ment. :. THOS. LAKE. A4niasssrato,. 3
= June3 = -. -! Z. .lOsss
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R.aRG.aEN"!S.
.Edgefield Academy.

NHl1E Second Session will commence first
III Monday in July.
Parents and Guardians will he secured against
the payment of any illegal debts hereafter con.
trac,ed, by BOYS nnder,he special charge Of The
Teacher. agains, his exp ressed prohibition. as
published in this paper, as the Teacher is rea
dy to contest tine payne mt ,hcreif..>
;. II. IL. McCLINTOCK.
June Gt 2t %
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Elders WM. WATKINS and JeAs TRAP,
having been appointed TO labor in Division
No. Q, of Tie Edge6cld. Association. will attend
the Churches at the times stated below. ..,..,
Proyiden,e. .on Saturday before the I'd Sabbath
bafli in J1iy.Y = "a,
Siloam. on Saturday before the Sd Sabbath ip
July. :,:... .!..
Chesnnt Hin nn Saturday beiore the l,h Sab
baii, in July. - $50" j
Good Hope, on Saturday before the ;tst Sab.
bath IN August. .s - :.
Little Stevens Creek, OH Saturday before The
Cd Sabbh,hin August. '-.r''--5s-. :
FellOwship,on Saturday before the Sd Sabbath
IN A1els,
Mountaire Greek On Saturday before the 4.h
Sabtnih in .tugliss - ~ ~ >. :. >
Sister Springs. on Saturday before the 5,h
Sabbath in August. 'li pre-
Damascus, on Saturday before tie LIST Sabbath
The Meetings wilcontinne for seven DAYS,
il CIRCUMSTANCES render i, proper ~
July ] , ~ ,, Ts,H %
The undersigned having been assigned oy
the MIsslosAar Bnnp to labor in Division
No. 8, Of the Edge6eld Association, will attend
1.-THE places a. the times stated below:
At Pine Pleasant. on the End Saturday in
Al a, Red Bank. 1.-the Ard sanrday.in July.
Al Clouds Eseek, .onst the 4th Saturday in
4. Sardis, on.the Iat Saturday in, August: ::
A. Salem, onilhe I'd Saturday. in August. =
o.,L,I ~, fbe 3d Satnrdav in anoS,at /, -
Dry cn'et' 'oashe IN sssstaldsy In August,
.ArLezingron, onthe 9th 'satnrday;in;; Angst.
.At Rocky Creek, on The 1st Saturday in
September, ~.
And will c,ntinne one week at each ofihose
places, circumstances y %arranhng -. 80 ;
-. a-y N. "A. WILLIAMS
f-.t. .Iy -::6 &; SAMUELsGE'rZEN.
July J. ss}7: g ~ tt:sss 23
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Valuable Property forfSaIesss
a, SMALL, well improved FssA RIM, in thea
.Asyicinity Of Edge6eid Court :Houssl for
saIe.. For particulars inquire a. this pffees tc
!. .Iuus25E -IG IEqV ~
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Thesa"oM Ninsty ysiz. Boys" after being in
spec,ed, 'and5received Monday, by Major
G.neral'M l.. BosuAN, proceeded to the elec-
,ion Of the Field Officers of the Sonth Carroll
M Regiment. twhicllwe are informed resulted
us follows: q. w. -:
For Colonel P. NJ. BurLER. 50 votes.
+" Lieut.. Col. ]. P. DIcKEEsoN, So "
/" Major 7. P. BurLER. GO
On the receipt Of the intelligence that Col.
P. NJ. Butler was prop"sed:to be run fer Cot.
onel, General BoyHaM had declined being n
candidate. =
Wehave been. through the poi'eness ol
friend,s furnish. ID with the following returns
Of the uols held ut Columbia.
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Notice.

-; Notice.
STRAYED. from the subscriber on the 9Th
- of June, small dark bay FlLLY, having
long naiu ard tail, and being about three
years old. ). b. HARRIS.
y July tf %
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Etala tho want ol n uhoruusi aud, aclcntshc
aeaaaIa,auesMhh their vocation, our farmers
40 not reaEsN half the value, either Of their
laNds. or oitheir labor. n 2s
We aro thankful to Mr.. ALLEN G. THUR
Man. Of Ohio, for copy ofhis Speech in rela'
lion to the Mexican War.
Some Of his sediments are the sentiments Of
patriotism. lie administers jus, rebuke to
tho unpatrio,ic. the malignant, aud the unfeel'
ins attacks Of Mr.. Giddinss upon the slave
holding States. We do moi olregret though, that
any one should have "oled against the late war
bil-bnt we do regret the necessity that COM
PEELED them TO do so. Nei.her do we agree
with Mr.. Thurman. in his admiration Of the
trars,endant elOqnence Of Mr. Allen, of his
Stale. Our mental vision ia also too blunt to
trace any resemblance in the Anti Mexican war
men'of this day, to The "peace party" men Of
1872.
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Ourrepresep,a,ivc, Mr.. Burt, will accept
our thanks, FOR a copy of Fremonts Exploring
Expedition, and also, for his other attentions,
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Col. GATES left Charleston, on the 23d uIt..
on his way to Masamoras, whittier he has been
ordered, to, 81, on the General Court Martial,
for the Trial OF Col. Whistler. Of the Infantry,
and. Capt. Thornton Of the D ragoons.
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Crops.-Since Saturday last The weather
has been clear and cool, and very favorable
to securing the Wheat crop in the District.
They have been tnuch injured by rain,
but we are Of opinion all abundance will
be- made. The Rye crops, on an average.
is ryEood. ard OBts remarkably fine. 1t
is too early in The season to tell The fate Of
the Corn crop. but it is, upon the whole.
q ute promising. .,:
The Herald says ofthe crops in Laurens
District 1--WE are panied to learn the ex-
tent ef'njury sustainedin our district by
the late rains.---'The crop of wheat il pro-
baby. from all accounts, cuI off one fourth,
and much of the low ground corn through.
ouI, entirely des,royed.-Grein. Moin.
tainter.
The, Cropa,-We learn from enquiry
tha, the .cInps, both of cnrn. and cotton,
in this country. are not so promising as
they usually Are al this season Of the year.
The latter. particularly, has heen much
retarded and injured by the heavy and
long continued rains thu have fallen ror a
mouth past. The bottom land crops both
Of cora and COTTON from the same
cause. and the utter i'm feasibility Of working
them. have suffered much. ro be ..out
Of yhe Erass" io decidedly Questionable,
and stalking" a faworite amusement
With. those whose crops are in worse
cohdi,i"nilan theirneigbhorsr) has become
the order %! tue daY.--Southern Courunt.
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Charleston VoivdteerS III Nno Orleans.
I'VE mentioned sotelime. s,gn that lhe
citizens Of CharIe.tqn,, resident in New
Orleans, had .resolped Ia organize COM
plny of volunteers fer the. Mexican wac.
Under The name Of the 'AIn:idn ltifemen.,,
We learn from the Commercial Times.
that The Company has been fr,ned,aurl
that the following secrlemen have been
elected officers: :; %.I ~.
Samuel Y. Topper :CHplain.; J.. Ran.
'lolph Burns. Isl Lieutenant; l.. f. Si.
monds. 81 Lieutenant; a. II. Colche,,.
Orderly Sergeant; Henry kcrshaw. 81
Sergeant; Il. Street, 81 Sergeant; f. W.
Jones, 4lh Sergeant; ). w. Jami-on. is,
Corporal; II. d. Davis, 81 Corporal; J.
NJ. Poole, .3I CoEporiL.--Eusning NesEs.
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feyers has bssn can am;l;s,ered with most gratify.
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