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The Columbian fountain., 1846-07-08
By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

VALUABLE BUILDING LO is ar AUCTION.
lN Wednesday, the 9Th inst, shall sell, on the
" premises, al O'Clock p. VI, the following val
liable and weIl-suated lots lying on the elevated
table land east OF the late poor-hou5e III Washing
ton, viz:
lots No. 9 A. and 8, in square No 5l2
Lots No %, 2l, 33 and 81, III square No 5l3.
Lots No. 3. d, and $, in square No. 523.
Lots No. aud z, in square No. 525.
Lot No. Z, III square No 557
Lots No and 5. in square 4Sl
The sale will commence Oh Lots 4 and 5, in
square 4Sl.
Terms Of sale: One-ourth cash, the balance in
six and twelve months, for es bearing interest.
A. GREEN, Auc,ioneer.
iuly 2-5t
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n,-We have the pleasure 10 state that zen.
Thomas C. Flournoy, the delegate Tor Ken
mcky. 10 the "Words Temperance Conven-
ION /" TO be held in London on the 4th proxi-
mo. passed through this city on his way to
lioston, and that he will embark for Europe
about the 10Th instant.
1t is impossible for any but those who were
present on the occasion to be SO properly I'M
dressed, unless they read the addresses IN con-
ction with the description we gave OF the
Hammer ia Yesterdays Fountain
The Columbian fountain., 1846-07-08

On the Goth Of June, J. f. B,rLrY. son of
r. s J. E. Bailey, aged Il monr nd -
dlvS
The Columbian fountain., 1846-07-08

During call Of the House yesterday after.
noon, one member. who was locked out, de
scended from the gallery window outside the
building, and crept along the edge OF the cor
nice work TO an open window below, through
which he entered the Hall. 1t was a most
dangerous TAT.
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THE FOU NTAIN.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY 8, ls4s

s3g- The Columbian Fountain has nearly, II not
oue as wide circulation in this city as any other
paper % published here; we believe its circulation
fmono the citizens themselves is wider than any 9TH
er citY paper. Advertisers would do well to keep
this in mind
The Columbian fountain., 1846-07-08

a purple winged cherub kneeling on cloud is
represented as holding up tho P. of Presented by
by the Ladies Of Georgetown to the Sons of Tempo
rance-Potomac Division, No. 5, July 4th, ls46
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DIED

TO be continued
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severe COLO, which resulted IL high ftver, Bc-
companled with severe cough, aud painful head.
acne Ihese continued to increase in severity for
about two weeks, 50 much 70 that nv friends con.
sidered me, aud ], myself believed was IA very
critical and dangerous stalei Attic end Of In.
lime sent ana procured two boxes Of Spencer,
Pills" anu The first a. Of their use began 10 ex.
pefiencc reNei, aud betore had aiken s.e J.5.mv
fever was gone, Cough had ceased. aud lIead.ael,
cntIrely cufeu; ! Was snuu souLd and toeli / then
SAID trd ttll bell, We, that by the blessing Of God
they were the means OF saving my llfci In look
ing over the directions afterwards saw they were
recommended Tor the cure OF Dyspepsia, with
=" hich my eldest daughter had been afil c,ed for
long tine ! recommended her to make trill Of
them; aud She dId so and by a continued use Of
TIC Pills alone Was perfectly and lhink perna.
nChly cufet; " III MARSuALLi
Just received large and fresh supply OF the a.
boyc Medicines at the Charlotte Dug > ore.
RtOATES.
Aud may be found generally in all the towns aud
villages IN the Statpi
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FEDERALISM.

TIE Administration papers are ja-t nov
very busy IA re,Ntug The old party name
of fedvaiids, aud attempting 10 tasten il
as badge at least OF unpopulatlly, Il nut
Of political dtshanor, upon the Wing party,
II the Ihburs Of hcso benevolent gent emen
could have the effect OF inducing the gene.
GRAFTON that has grown IN >tuce the times
when the frderal party really EXISTED, to
81 udy the history OF lhr,r country, aud
lcaru the truih about that party, their #.
Iurls would not be without good, Pfntu.
bly,, It they persist, they may bring about
lhis result, aud thus eliectually opeo the
eyes ul many who have been long blinded
10y prejudice and misrepresentation. They
may set enable The people to know that tie
Federal party had ITS origin at the time Of
the adoption u the Federal Constitution /;
that Il was composed OF the friends OF the
eut system Of government was successfully
defended aud sci IN motion; that It's lead.
crs were Washington, Jay, Knox, Hanil.
ton, and the best and bravest OF the heroes
aud statesmen of the Revolution; that,
whatever might have been It's errors or
mistakes, It's administration Of Government
was always pure and honest that under
It's guidance the country were always safe
and that the Democracy 10 modern tmos
has never SCRUBBED to welcome aud applaut
any old Fcicraila who would JaIn then
ranks, lend his talents and Influence to tie
success OF tue party. We speak Of thai
which the history Of the country records
aud with perfect disintercstcdoess and free
dom from bias, II is almost tine for the
modern patty leaders to oso the benefit o
their old cry about the Federal party 7
Alexandria Gazette.
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THE RANCHEROS;

These constitute principal portion Of
tho Mexican Army. Rowan Hardin, OF
Ky. (whois IN the Army in Mexico writes
to hts father as follows
The Ranchcros are the people who live
on The farms. They are poor soldiers
BY the laws Of their government they are
not allowed TO have arms at home, and
consequently do not understand the use OF
them. These people are not cowardly,
but unskllcd 10 the use Of nrms and with.
out confidence in then rulers. Gen. Fay
Ior estccms them brave people; but they
are not effective in battle because OF then
ignorance Of the use Of arms. Their de-
leat by Gen. Taylor on the Rio Grande
with such odds in their favor, has destroy
ed all confidence in themselves and they
fight with no other expectation than to be
whipped but let this war last II months
longer, and rest assured, they will prove
an enemy no longer 10 be desp'sed'
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MICHIGAN
TIE NEXT CONGRESS

Some doubts have been expressed as tc
whether the Wings will have majority il
the next House of Representatives. But
Gao thing is already se'tled-lhey will Ger.
fdiaiy have the ascendaney, but TO what
extent, viii, Of course, depend upon Elec.
tmns vet TO come oil.
The next Congress wi be composed Of
$50 members, Of which number, 10 con.
sltutes majority. Giving 10 the Loco.
iOcos Of the States yet to elect, the same
number Of Representatives they have IN
the presen, Congress that is, giving them
IA Of the Is for Virginia, . Of the 0 for
North Carolna, 3 of the 4 for Louisiana,
. Of the 10 Cor Indiana, Of the : for Al.
nbIma-all in Michigan, Iowa, Wisconsin,
Texas and Mississippi-all IN New llamp.
shire rhteh hey edano, gi-ani allowlog
them TO all the 1 vacancies N Maine, trhtch
hhcy cdnaof do-and then they val have,
\ told, ID members; lust oGe half
Bu, they viii lose IN Maryland Virgin,
j. North Carolina. Louisiana lndlann,
'Tyancssce, Now Hampshire and Maine, at
)ta,t 1 members, which will bring their
fairc force IN the House Of Representa-.
lives down as low as 100 members
3'hi' will give the Wings 30 majority : e.
boaah flr all useful purposes.
Was there ever befpre, such d reyolu.
ION 10 public sentiment And must there
10 something radically wrong, when
\ hole States face to The rgh, about, as
Nv York, Pennsylvania, Maine, FloriIl,
und New Hampshire have dorc -Raieigh
b,glaer.
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OBITUARY

i Died, at his residence. 10 the vicinity Of thi,
place, THOMAS l.. HUTCHINSON, ESQ aged
about "a years
Ia tie death OF Mr. IIutehison not only tho
immediate neighJOurHuod IA which he lived bat
our county has sustained a serious | S. In this
Instance, death h-s made one OF those breaches
BON Ia the private aud ~ The public circle which
time IS ever sloa ia Lcalng. In the decelso
u Nj Hutchinson the state also and the country
Of y bach lac sac 30 valuable cit zen has lost d
patriot, as uutltlug IA his devotion to her best IN
forests, US he was ardent IN his love for her tree
institutions, and her natehless form of govern.
meut and proof Of the unbound-d conf.
dence which an enlightened and discerning pub.
iic had ~ has inteilgsnco aud integrity, he had
just before h.s last illness been unanimously cleo.
Tod to represent bis county in the Senate uf the
approaching session OF tue general assembly Of
North Cafoi ~.
TIE industry aud fidelity with which he had
always discharged he many public duties repeat
ed.y imposed upon Inn. ana tire scIupulous ex
uctucss wlth auich lie uniformly accounted Tor
tic many public and private tiust, committed to
lis cbul.e gave to hs fellow cil. zyus a good
earnest That lhelr interests were safe III his hands
and that IN Its new and more exalted SPHERE
his career would Ue as honorable as no had hereto
fore Utch distinguished iof al that is excellent IN
his huntlest services OF tie people Ia nis death
the poor TOO have lost a faithful guardian, kind
and constIul BeDgi-clor Tor wuI!e then rights
were ever regarded BY hiu IA las public admin.
islfaltohS, tActr pressing wants were supplied
aud their present destresses relieved both by his
gaGec public almoner, and by his county
As paiyate citizen.
As husband lie was afIeclonato and devoted,
Is parent, tender and laltbiul whe to hs do.
nestIcs he was ever KIND and proyidont, ia word
iis character aud conduct as connected with hs
Domestic relations, arci worthy OF all immIta.
Iou, and hIs SOCIAL virtues were conspicuous IN his
lnliofm courtesy aud kinduess towards all WITH
glum Il was his fortune to associate.
Ia his christian character Mr.. liu,chison wOs
ibcrai and consistent, adjoining ~ hiS life that
elg ION whic. Il was iis Happiness a few years
ince 10 profess. and 10 his death aiUrdlng another
.tedtbe Witness o The truth that blessed are the
lead VINO die Ia tho lord, for though they wax
through tho valley aud shadow OF death, they
tall tear no evil ior God vii Dc With them, and
ils rol aud uis st-h tney shall comfort them
.'H.s'
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nEFnRE AL AIILR-

The Washington Union, few days be
pc the election ia, New York, said tia th,
! election Of Gov. Wright vas INTIMATELY
I"1ed 'cifh the property Of the Dim :.
faae party Since The election the "a.
p says that its party has not been beaten
ga the ground Of National politics." /, IS
Itnef too late IA the day 10 take the latter
ind, and, "a fact, we tiod an &c knowl.
Igmenl, IN the sane number ol The Culuu,
Ia the rtrdiet ol the people has been
ven agans, the Administration. The uf-
bal Journal SAYS: From the recent vER.
rs nj Pennsy wanna md New York, We
peal with an assured trust 10 the sober
rund thought Of the people ! = When
new trlul takes place. ne have no doubt
: rerdtct val be trlumphanty confirm.
Az rdndrta Ga.tHe.
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05s,66l -, o. S5.352,7ll u beyond tho
receipts, and deductIng tie Treasury notes,
over SIX millions aud a quarter Of dollars.
OF the expenditures $s,lj3,G59 were on
account Of the army, and 81 800, $50 on
occount Of the Navy. This is over ten
millions, and for a year would give more
than hundred and twenty millions for the
war 1t Is certain we are going 10 pay
pretty well for all We get from Mexico
Raj, Reg.
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JOHN H. INGRAM.
3s,:sssss
Ehgs5Ssl = N\kN 81 MISE
|SI Va! a; {, Isl
SpCnCcr's Tonic and Restorative
.:n!ES..ss.s.5Sa

The unritullei Purifier Of the Blood and restore.
tire Of the system IN all morbid spcretuns OF the
glands, skia and liver, morbid humors aud viii.
stcd state of the system,
The indications requiring S3encar's Pills and
Bitlcrs. ami when hey should be used without de-
Law as preventive 10 the formation OF Acute DIS.
eases, are
When there is pain III the back or head
When the Tongue is fIrred;
" hen the urine is very highly coiored
When the SKIN is hot, dry, or yfitOT;
When the appetite is poor;
When there is PAIN in the stomach or boi5eiS,
When there is nervous irritation;
When there are cold CbiHs:
When the dreams are lad or starting in Sleep
L taken upon the occurrence Of any, or all Of the
above indications Of approaching dssease-much
pain and sickness will be prevented,
We have room only for The following;
The following Certificate ia from Toblas Folsom
Esq, Of kershaw District, 5. {.
kcrsha,r dist. a. c. June g. 1876
have used in my family "Npencer'S Pals. for
two years past and during that time my confidence
IN their superiority every other similar prepa.
ration within my knowledge has bscn constantly
increasing; now esteem them to be the best ca.
thartic Pills in use. From my earliest remember
ancc have bcol affl icted with Sick Heddachs and
/ CoSttueReSS and for a number OF years past have
been trying various advertised remedies, among
others, Beckwlth's Lees aud Peters Pills; but
failed 10 obtain any permanent Eeliet, until Jan'y.
! loi5, ct which time DR.. Spencers Agent lett me
some OF his Pills recommending me to try them
fer my Complaint did so and by their superior
action upon the morbid matter and their mid vet
citctual purgallve properties they so cleanscd my
stomach and bowels that they removed both the
headache and its cause and gave me certain ant
speedy relief My mothet.ln.aw has also usoG
them with success in the same complaint which
she has had, 50 severe us TO throw her into spasm,
and commissions, being obliged in these cases tt
resort to cnpping and other severe applications
have also made frequent and constant use Of thest
Pills in my family, IN cases OF BOrel Complaint
brought ON by the two free indulgence in use o
Berries anG Fruit, and in all cases with success
In short, have never known of the failure IN any
disease which they recommended to cure 10
which have known OF their being tried. if thei
use was perseyered in, and directions strictly fol
lowed,
TOBIAS FOLSOM.
kersha,c dist, s. G. juRs ., lei6.
| In January, 1874, from wet aud exposure, tool
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
IUIKIFK OF TIE, I
CHARLESTON, Nov. 1-25 Pm.
seven Days Later From Europe.


10y the fast sailing ship Alliance, Capt
Tucker, IA u day and A hours from bal
10 par, We are Put 10 possession Of Liver
pool dates from the 9Th to 10Th ui. uclu
siye.
The steamer Great Britain had not been
got oh-had ten feet water IN her hold at
last accounts.
no political news.
Ihe aggregate amount &C the Cnbden
testimonial snow 60 900, # which Man.
chester has continued G2s 900.
The important duty on wheat is now S..
per quarter.
On Friday, the Alb. loaf Of " heat bread
was advanced throughout the metropolis,
the cheap bread TO ed. ard the best bread
, TO Odd.
LIVERPOOL. Oct. D. Cotton, during the
early part Of the present week, was in
steady and good demand, and the slight
concession which was submitted 10 after
The arrival on the 30lh uli. was gradually
recovered. Yesterday afternoon an &C.
i've speculative demand sprung up, origin
ated by the receipt Of three DAYS later ud
wees from \. York, per transient ship
Marmion, representing that market to be
advancing under the influence Of contin .
ued ualayorabIc accounts from the cotton
growing districts. In consequence Of the
general tenor Of these adyiceS, holders
have shown less disposition to ;, II, and pri-
ces close with an upward tendency. The
total sale. Of the week amount to - 500
bales. To day the demand is brisk and
general, aud the sales arc 10000 bales, a.
bout halt Of which is on speculation. The
authorized quotations Of the fair qualities
of American are advanced Id. per b. and
4 similar advance on the lower and middle
lnalities Is established on last fridays
quotations.
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cnLIMnlA. NOVEMBER u.
REMARKS,

OUR MARk ET,--.our Cotton market has
boon very steady during the week, with rather
moro firmness ON the part Of holders, and slight
advance in price, since the arrival of the An
ance in Charleston, with SIX days later intell.
gcuce from Liverpool, showing largo sales with
an advance OF 3D. in that market, tot the last
three or four days, the receipts of Cotton have
been light, until yesterday, when rather more
came in by Wagons. Prices ranging from 81 to
9S-most sales at %
We have to notice a further advance in Sat,
which now readily commands ~ per sack.
All other articles without change. Tempe
rance Advocate
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THE WAY THE MONEY GOES.

Mr.. Walker has published in the Union,
an official report of the receipts into and
the expenditures from the Treasury, dur
ing the month of October. The gross re-
ccip,s we're SIS, 735, $50, Of which s ,903,-
$50 were on account of Treasury notes.
The expenditures in the month were Sll,'
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olnl ballot IN the Legislature, which gives
them two United States Senators. The
same writer claims the election Of VI Knight
the Wing candidate for Governor, and
thinks it probable that Hendricks, Wing,
i, elected TO Congress.
MICHIGAN.
We have returns from the election ia
Michigan, which show considerable Wing
gains, but no, enough to deient the Demo.
Gratis.
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MARRIED.

In this town or the 10Th instant, by the Rev,
}. /. W Freeman, Mr.. f. b. rHORNBURG,
Of Lincoln county, to Miss ELEANOR JAM.
lSON, Of this town.
Ia tits County, on the ith instant by John
Walker, ESQ. Mr.. JOHN PHELAN 10 Miss
CAtiiARlNE {. WALLACE, all OF this
4 UIuty
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THE GOVERNMENT LOAN.

The Loan oil FIVE Millions Of Dollars,
advertised for by the Secretary of the
Treasury, has been all taken; aud il is IN.
derstood that the Offers exceeded in amount
the sum required. Mfei.
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THE STATE or FLORIDA.

Tho Apalachicola Advertiser, speaking
The late election for Members of the
4 legislature of this new State, which is
s"a to be probably Democratic by small
rIou'y though the Wings have made
'e'l gains, says; Mex, year the Wings
f" nave large majority, as the vote for
ugtess shows the State to be decidedly
4 n'e' aud, as the Wing cause is daily
a'nmg IN strength every where, there can
n 10 doubt that IN this State it will for the
slufe be triumphant
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!E,!, ]! s,sll,iNsSsE u
VEG 81 81 alz 3I 3;

FENliE success Of these Pills in curing in lev
III hours, where all other remedies have failed
aud that loo, in cases of twelve and eichtcer
months standing, warrants the assertion, that, il
taken according 10 the directions they are Ger.
tain cure. y long list of certificates in proof OF
thcir lniAslibIlity might be added but Try them
and be convinced that they are the most certain
and the very best remedy ever offered to the PM
he, to insure permanent aud lasting eurc'
The fJllowing ceft6o.tcs from gentlemen Of
K.rsha,. district, 5, {. Nj Frazer Is u MIN.
t-icr &c the Gospel.
Huntington, kasho,c dist. s. c. MN 70, lS4G.
have used in my family Dr. HILLS Fever and
Aguc Pills, and also Dr. Spenccrs Vegetable Pills
fnr the last tWo years, and have no hesitation in
pranpUucing them u be most excellent family me.
dteines-and an act Of Justice TO the worthy
Fropriotors Of these invaluable Pills, will state
for tie information and satisfaction Of all conccrn.
90, that my wife, prior to our marriage, had been
more or less the subject u CkihS and Feuers for
about Il months, having tried various remedies
without success, and was very much reduced in
flesh. fcw days afler our marriage She com.
meuccd with Sgfncer's Pils, and in day or two
afterwards with HHifs Pills. she used about half
a box Of each the result vas, a radical cure.
She rcgained her health and strength very rapid.
Iy, and has had no return Of Chilis and Fcuer
sthcc. ! believe these Medicines TO be harmless
and safe and when used as spe idcally directed,
are attended vi h satisfactory results.
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COTTON.-Our market has been well sup.
Piled during She past week, aud prices range from
10 Sc, The latter may be considered the ruling
price for fine cotton 49, CANDIDA journal,
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UNITED STATES SENATOR.

~ WI I'D > n rs NENA VK.
Inc Legislature Of Rhode Island has c.
sC'ed Jno. II. Clarke, Esq, Of Providence,
A ny, q Senator Of the United States from
H ath of March, lsi7, N place of Mr..
unions, whose term will thea expire. ---
W. opposing candidate-presented and
i,,Pp,orled by the Remocrats--wasT hos
phrr, who received 81 votes, while Mr.
N'1FNe received %.
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From the Ri haona Commit,


The extraordinary blunder of Presiden
Folk, IN permitting Santa Anna and Al
monte TO return from Havana 10 Mexico
rs becoming the subject of general and We.
~ severe anmadversion. 4 more unfor
tunaie and ridiculous mistake was never
committed by any government. In con.
sequence Of it, we are at this moment far.
ther from termination of the war than
we were on the ninth of Nav. For. had
not unnnlmi'y Of purpose been attained in
Mexico, by the arrival and accession of
Santa Anna, Ampuda would never have
been able to rally force of 10000 men
at Monterey, or, at least, the capitulation
OF that town would have been the end Of
the war.
The Alc,andriu Gazette, il the follow.
ing article, shows What Is thought Ia Eu.
rope d the unexampled policy Of our Cab.
net
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EAcr - ASSERTION

4 The Standard has been asserting or
|ne imo, thu, tho WING = aud tboll1n.
OF the North haye formed league OF
Iaon. In the ldle New York Election,
Wing. carried tho State By an immense
i,alar majority; nnd, vet, they voted
pa by stu greater majority, a propo.
"a 10 admit Negroes 10 rofe Wi the
D andsrd" explain how tins could have
t,pcucd, Il the Wings are Abohuonisis
sRaitigh Register.
frhe same assertion has been made by
II Jelfsrsouian. - Charlotte Journal.
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CHARLESTON, NOVEMBER :.
~ Dentistry.
Dr. II. III. ANRDEWS

EHAVlNG returned To Charlotte, is ready to
Z n wait upon his friends, lie may be found
at his residence on Main.street a lew doors north
of Mai. kerr's Hotel,
Ortcbel -, 1916. 5li