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Collectors Once, City Hall, Nov. T. 1881
NOTICE TO DELINQUENT TAx-PAYERs--Notice ia hereby
~ given that the Of delinquent property now IN
course of and will be completed and published on OF
about the nrs cf December next .
undersigned respectfully represents allows him
discretion, but makes imperative duty enforce the co
sale OF all without
exception upon years and unpaid
All interested earnestly requested TO come Forward
and by paying avoid the heavy Of advertisement
R.J. ROCHE,
- q-eotf Collector
~ ENTLEMES'N Goods just Received-C1oths. Cassi-
mercs vesngs, Shirts P j. STEER merchant, tailor hss
from the North with large addition to his stock Of inc
above goods suitable for the present season. and soc call no"
his friends and the public
profits ara quick policy Seventh street .
II work TO osale. an 2a-naw3wn
Uncle TOMS CABIN-A life like 'dasuerrsotype Of Mrs.
Uncle Toms CABIN IL exhsosnon ~
Whshur Gallery Pennsylvania near ~ street. oSe"'
with portrait OF sonae, the famous Queen OF Song
T-du
u III. HOOE N CO.. wholesale and Retail DeAiers ~
capetine floor oil cloths msttnns, rugs cutsn "sen'
sheetine and furnishing goods Eenevay
fennsyvnnia avenue, between 7h and ON suse sS"so"
Dc
Ans 0o-n
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NExAs COMMERCIAL AGENCY Al GALvESTON.-
undersigned will attend to the collection Of notes and
settlement Of land cams and
eecpg of the purchase Of produce
receiving forwarding Of merchandise and that Of general
mission business. GEokGE BUTLER.
RHFsHKScrs
Moses TAYLOR ESQ.,, ]. G. Dudley Co.,
Edward X Collins, esq, Tarrant Pnnam esq,
Allen Paxsop. James i.eferts b Co.,
Haydock. Corles, q Co., Edward G, Faile l. Co.,
Hon John W Edmonds, ]. Il J. +. Trippe,
William T., Langley b Co.. Walter b. Townsend Co,
f. s. Lathrop, esq,
RKyxRKScx IN WARRINGTON cfrr.
Frederick w Ritter, Treasury Department.
Feb 2-sod3m
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

At regular meeting of Kimbrough Lodge,
No. llS, A. Y. NJ, OH the 2d Of November, A.
l.. 1858, it was resolved that Il committee be
appointed to draft suitable resolutions as n
tribute of respect to the memory of our de.
ceased brother, James Meachum.
Whereas, it has pleased the Supreme Grand
Master Of the Universe, to remove from among
US by death, our esteemed and worthy brother,
James Meachum, for the first time severng the
Masonic chain in our Lodge, depriving us of IL
beloved brother, and the community of u yalua.
ble and exemplary citizen
ReSolred, That in the death of our brother,
James Aeachum, the fraternity has sustained an
irreparable loss ; as friend and brother, he was
frank, open and generous; rs n Mason, exem
plary; as n husband, kind and affectionate as n
father, fond and devoted
Resolred, That we sincerely sympathse with
the widow and orphans of our departed brother
in their sad bereavement.
Resolred, That the members of this Lodge,
as n token of the respect and esteem they feel
for the memory of our deceased brother, will
wear the usual badge of mourning thirty days.
and our Lodge be clad in the habiIimerts of
sixty days
Resolred, That the above be published in the
Columbus papers, and copy of tire same be
sent to the fanyiiy of the deceased.
VALENTINE PIKE,
&C. Brooks, Committee.
- ASA LYNCH.
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FOR TIE ADVERTISER.
uKEEp cnnI. "

DEFEND upon it, there's nothing liks it in the
many vexatious tribulaons to which poor human
nature is subjected Has that man called you
scoundrel, or liar, or told story your wife {?
Well, keep cool, don't pitch into him like " thou
sand of brick - You may hurt yourself worse than
the offender. The best way doubtless would be not
to notice the scamp, but if he will crowd upon you
and you must have difficulty with him, do the
thing dccen,ly, with the dignity becoming gen
tenian.
Keep cool )" if your servant has been disobe-
dient or impundent. Don't catch up tncc-ra
in your blind fury and lay him out, else he may
have to be laid out again by more tender hands,
and, your anger appeased, you will stand by and
weep scalding tears over your folly. Keep cool,
and give him gen;eel tbrashirg, and you will find
your sclf.respeet wonderfully increased, ard he
will be taught wholesome lessor, that may for .
long time save YOU the necessity of again going
through with such disagreeabIc operation.
Does your wife get into pet because you are
out later at night than becomes one holding the
responsible post OF Head of the family 2" Well
in all probability she is right; bat right or wrong,
keep COOL" There's nothing 70 be made out Of
Xantpean ladies BY getting red IN the face, and
stamping on the floor, and swearing you are your
own man, ard you'll go where YOU please and
erynre back VIXEN you GET ready, Just walk up witl,
smile and give kcr kiss, or a :lozcn of them if
You can hold her long enough, and tell her you'll
get that bonnet she fanciqd 50 mu III the other day
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when You protested against her extravaganza; !;
couldn't afford it, twas out of the question.
Crhat same day you came home in the evening,
rejoicing in the set Of bright Bcebee." expect
ing 10 be compmen;ed OH your improved appear
ance. Ia! ha! was not somebody in the sulks
that evening, and did not somebody else 60 down
the front steps boiling with wrath, or mayhups with
the feeling Of Il certain animal that had recently
undergone the operation of having his coudal ap-
pcnlage crnpped") Well, al ship might have
been avoided il you only had kept cool, !" so learn
a couple of lessons from the circumstance. First,
be generous to your wife, and aff;r'l reasonable
indulgence to her fnncics. And if she is unrcasoa-
Bile in her wishes, by all means keep cool, don't
rip and shine and kick the chairs over, and scare
the cat out of the house, and set all the dogs to
barking. keep COOL" say, and give her time
to cool off too, and then sit down like gentleman
and reason with her. Ten to one she will agree to
everything and then 90 checrfully to put things TO
rights, while you will walk up the street with the
complaccnt feeling Of not having made n fool Of
yourself. Now don't forget this advice, but cut out
the caption and stick it in your hat, and whenever
you perceive your angry passions rising, pull off
and look at it, and in short time you may, amidst
the annoyanccs of life that is vanity and YeSa-
lion Of spirit" be able to acquire that quiet and
dignifed demeanor which results from keeping
cuol. ELPlS.
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Death of Mrs. Beh Inland Eoote Bntler.
On Friday evening, 9TH 2nd ins, ~ at half past
o'clock, this aged matro' and remarkable woman
breathed her last at the :rsi'lrnce Of her son, and
only surviving child, Hon. A. p. BUTLER.
Mrs. BEruLAND FoorE yT,cn was the relics Of
Gen. WM. BUTLER Of Revolution. She had.
lived through the dark md perilous days of her
coun,ry's history, had witnessed the career of that
coun,ry's greatness in all its mutations, had come
down to the fourth generation Of American freeInen
full Of those honors which ever cluster around tho
brow of fearless integrity, and fell asleep At last with
q calnness and confidence characteristic only Of one
who has led long life of probity and usefulness. She
was born In Virginia. in the year l764, but had lived
-7ruru cary youth in this, section of South Carolina
She had nearly renched- ed-.i.-iu.ae4l-aa 81 ac-
when the decree went forth that the measure OF her
duties was full and the servant was called to her
reward.
We feel conscious Of no e4agseration, when We
say that Mrs. BUTLER was one of the most eItraord
nary women of her time. She unfailing
friend of the poor, firm monitor of the needless, Il
devoted patriot and an humble believer In Christ.
Her mind was active aud discriminating, her judg.
ment sound, her impulses noble, and her fortiludu
unbending. Thus constituted, she was at once the
stern guardian of her household and genuine orna-
ment Of socic,y.-But we designed no euogiAtic re-
marks at this time. The duty of por.raying the
strong and elevated character of our suhec will be
pleasing and useful one to some other writer. And
we trust it will be done in manner which shall
properly preserve for posteri.y striking an eIempnr.
Peace be with the ashes Of the dead There has
passed away here Of the very last Of the women
Of the Revolution
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BY Mr.. Marshall to alter the sitting of the
courts Of the western district; and to transfer
the courts of the Spartanburg district to, the
northern district.
BY Mr. Porter TO enlarge the powers Of tie
City Council of Charleston, &c; to renew and
amend the charter of the State Bank; to incor-
porate the Central Bank of Charleston.
By Mr. Harllee; to- charter a company to con-
struct rairUnd from the junction of the CAM
den and Columbia branches of the South Caro-
lima Railroad to Hamburg
These bills were severally referred to appro-
pirate committees
The Senate united with the House in the
election Ct treasurer for the Lower Division,
and certain Commissioners in equity; after
which it adjourned to IL o'clock tomorrow.
lH THE HoUsE-Thc House met. A number
of petitions were presented and referred.
A message was received from the Governor,
enclosing an invitation to attend tho annual ex-
ercises of the State College, &c. Read and re-
ferred
Mr. TilIinghast from committee, made re-
port on the subject of grants of vacant lands.
Mr.. MCGOWAN presented the annual report OF
the Greenville and Columbia Railroad company.
Referred.
The following bills were introduced:
By Mr.. Mulens, to construct n railroad from
the Camden and Columbia branch to Hamburg.
To regulate the distribution of the appropria-
tons to free schools
By Mr. Hampton, for the formation of the
Columbia and Hamburg Railroad company.
By Mr. Rice, to exempt certain amount OF
! property from execution and sale.
By MIR. Clawson, to amend an net to repeal
all acts and parts of acts authorizing ordnaries
to take possession of and administer derclict
estates.
The House united in an election of the fol-
lowing officers: Treasurer of tho Lower Dlvl'
sion, Commissioners in Equity for the Districts
of Anderson, Marion, Chesterfield, Marlboro,
Lancaster, Beaufort, and Spartanburg; and for
Master in Equity for Charleston District, and for
Register in Equity for Charleston District.
Alta subsequent period the vote for Treasurer
If the Lower division was announced, and MIR.
w. ]. Laval was declared duly elected. No re-
port of the other votes was made.
After several notices of intention to introduce
various bills. the House adjourned.
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ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC.

DALTIMUKt, NUNtUIUcT ZS, IoO5.
The steamer Atlantic has arrived, with three
days later news. The sales of the three days
amounted tu $4,000 bales, prices rather in favor
Of buyers.
Breadstutfs were in good demand at full
prices. Consols closed at 81 81.
There has been another important battle
fought, but we have no particulars as yet.
SECOND DEspATcH-Thc Turks are every
where victorious; i'll one battle the Russians
lost 1000. France is anxious 10 aid Turkey, but
England remains neutral. The Emperor of Rus
sia has determined to accept no terms but such
as are entirely satisfactory to him. He prefers
10 whip Turkey.
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There is here and there man with endowmeEts
once takes a wider range and operates with more
precision than others. Consequently he arrives at
conclusions with extraordinary promptncss anl
certainty; and has far more vivid consciousness of
their correctness.
Sometimes also, such person is endowed with a
strong will and strong passions: if in addition to
all this, the circumstances of his early hfc-thc
formative periof-hurc been sucIf as TO place him
iii contact with obstarlcs Of seriohs nature and to
compel him to- rely on his own strong arn, and
strong hcar, we need not be surprised, if charac-
ter somewhat angular aud severe be produced.
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OBIT u A r.

DErAnrgD this life, on tli. Ttrlct, on Friday
18th of November. Of linger:nanh painful ilincss
of near six months duration. .irS. MARTHA a.
RISEuAnT, cnnsort Of Mr.. job K'nchart, aged -
years, ) months, and days. -, ~
Th. presence of Death III; our midst. Tho
subject of this memoir ne-ls' eu"gy % make US
feel her less point US I" 'hes,''n"o'e wor'nf
yet the heart whispers ii istI' ana eon''"eiaaois
To pay respect 10 our dcpar' '''eno' "ho'e se''ip
We all sincerely dcPlore. 3 ,,,
She has left husband h'c eh'idreh, ana
,,r,.Io of fri.n,ls ufcla"ns TO mourn h'r
,a L,t Ill.,, snr,,w r. rs those who have no
i,.nI Sh,. L.s b,,.n ESrvcra years an orderly
,Ir,,L,r rs tho Nchst Church at Harmony.
." V, -" srI,,i, ,o ,,. ,ensaiions Of Divine Provi.
,.no. i.., ,nJ .,v "Tl,lill be done, Oh Lord"
Peaceful be thy nj s'unlber,
Peaceful in tfrrave so low
Th,n ~, n,or,. join our number,
Thou m n1 ,ur songs shalt know
Ye, arain WIPE to meet ,hecr
Whrn ,hcy Of life is fled,
rh.r in h,..i with joy to greet thee;
Wh.r,. arewcl tear is shed.
""e'e ~ FKIsSp.
D,r, ., h;sdence, i'm this District, ON Thurs
I., ,h,, is, ,'ec., Mr.. JonN IIEKN, in the 10Th
,.,sr of his leaving wife and four children to-
y ,,,,,ur, l,;s l. The decea'ed WAS an honest man
good neis anu sood e'''le"' feace' to- ills,
memory. ~.
D,rn lth November, of Croupc, ELIZABETH
only cIil IL. and MATILDA LEeRos, in the 2nd
year Of age.
rall We never hear agnn
sweet toned voice oh love;
Nver clasp thy gentle hand,
ii friends meet friends above.
parents, can with you weep,
nd sigh as thou dost sigh,
the gentle one who fell asleep &. sS
10 waken in the sky.
ind Saviour, help tile afflicted, -
In their sorrowng aud fears; 49, ". -
Aud bent the bow of promise, q, 4; g
Where shadow now. appears. 2, ~ - -
IS IS lFs.asp.
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Death of our Post Master.

VIZ regret to announce the death of DANIEL
ter for our town. Mr.. WHITE was an old and re.
spectacle Citizen we'll known to many of ier'
lie had we'll nigh attained his three score years and
len having passed through life with the reputation Of
an honest and an upright man.
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Fire in Hamburg.

The Hamburg Republican, Of the 30th uls., says,
eve regret to learn that the dwelling Of our fellow.
cilizsn JonN E. McDoSNALD, Esq, near this place,
was consumed by fire yesterday about noon. We
have not been able TO get the particulars, but learn
that most Of The Furniture snred, and the build.
Ing was partially covered by insurance"
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ron TIE ADVERTISER.
THE LATE SHEPHERD SPENCER, SEN

THE LATE SHEPHERD SPENCER SENR,
TuIs venerable brother died ON the 29th Of Oct,
on Il visit to his daugh,cr-in-law, in Oak,ibcchn
Co. Miss, aged s3, and was buried on the 2nd
inst, at Providence Church, Sumter Co. Ala.
Being requested TO write an obituary, send an
outline Of the address delivered at his funeral
+. B. TEAGUE.
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Qbf aouertiser.
- -
ARTHUR SIMKlNS, EDITOR.
WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 7, 1858.
S. C.

rS'- DID our readers know, how utterly and incon.
t.s,bly busy have bsen for the last few days, they
would readily excuse this weeks dereiction in the
editorial department of the A. ertiser.
The absence of our lucnbrationn, however, is well
made up by correspondents. For the rest we
have selected various passages of interest, Legislative
and 20 on which must sufc, whether it will or not.
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Two CnrLDEES BuESr.-A most distressing
accident occurred ut the 81. Charles Hotel in st.
Louis last week, by which two children wcre
burnt to death. Mrs Hicks who occupied a
room in the hotel, left it that evening 10 be alb
sent only i few minutes. She left in her room
her two little girls, one aged three years and tho
other thirteen months the latter lying on tho
bed. While she WAS gone the oldest girl COM
rnrrced TO play with the fire, when her dress
cdcnlay c,ught, and she ran to the bed where
her little sister lay, and in few minutes the bed
WAS in flames. The yuunyes, child WAS burnt
to death, and tic oldest WAS found in the last
agnncs of death, and lived only short time.
The father left short time since for California.
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News FOR TIE LADIEs.-An extraordinary
custom prevails among the Nizres, = tribe occu-
pying an extensive district in Cabul, annng the
mountains between Persia and Indi,. The w"-
men choose their husbands, not the husbands
their wives If woman be pleased mh man,
she sends the drummer of the cam to pin i
handkerchief to hi. cap, with pin sc uses to
f.slcn her hair. The drummer watdcs his op-
porlunily. and does this in public, aiming the
woman and the man i, obliged narry,it
he can pay her price 10 his father.
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sy WE have received a communication from Mr..
JoIN ToAPKINs, of Sumter, Ala but "re necessarily
compelled to delay its pubalion until our ne II hiuc
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s,tomJahec 4lfissiioa.--53.: r.. Coburn, H. a.

Pd.Pon I1ission-W GsKirklani - - <. I.
;Beaifrt Mission-G w -Mnores ~ ~ i
: Ro19d O. Aission-P A. NJ Williams = sf,f5
Eah;so and .Jehossee Mission-Charles WILSON s:
81. AnIreo's Mission-To be supplied -
Coops Rirer Nfssion-Abucr Irwin
GEosGETowS DTsTRicT--C Belts, L n
Georgsown-C Ii Pritchard
Sanise tfission-M Eady, w Stokes
Sampn Mission-Thomas Mitchell
Black Rirer and Pee Dee Mssion-J l.
Shuford, d Ogburn
Black Rirr-lf + Ogbnrn, w w Jones :.
Black Mingo Mission-Joscph Parker
ConmayJorJ-D Mcdonald, R w Burgess
Vacca,na,o Mission-M l. Banks, w Carson
Marion Circut-R Franks, L NJ Hcymer
Benne's:iHe-L NJ Little
Society Hill 1EsSiou-J p Hughes
Cheralo-J w Muller
Cherap MisSion-F Rush
Dariingio,,-S Jones', + Dnlrose
LiJertv Chapel Mission-A p Martin
CoiirmBIA DIsTRIcr-W Crook, f
Columbia, WashingtOn.street ChurcL-Colin-
Murclii.On.
lfarion.street Church-W Boone
Cnlrmbia Circuit-John Minnck
Congaree Mission-N Tallry
BrM~sH-A NJ Chrirtzbrrg
Grniict Ile Mssion-C Mcleod
IFinnsborU' and Chester Statiou-E Menar-
die
Sunierrille-F A Mood
Sun,terriHe Circuit-S II Brown
Santee Circnit-J T Kil..e
North Samee-B = Avantce; ono TO be sup
piled
Chester Circuit-J Flaming
Farf-ti-WilliamSOn Smith
u A
CHARLOTTE DIsTEIcr-D DERRICK,
CdDlden-W Martin -
Lancaster Circut-A Cauthrn
Charloue-J 4 Mood
Charlone Circuit N Bradley, D May
Pleasant Grore-W Clarke
Concord-P F Kistlrr
Abermarle-W n E;st"rl;ng
IFad.sbno-W w Mo I'd
yVuass6oro Circuit-J w Harris, A L
Smith
CheserG.h-D w Seal
Wat.rse Mission-S w Capers R T C.pers
Lonytoun !MSsion--J A Porter
I.andsfcrd Nlission--L A Johnson
T. R Walsh, President Carolina Female C
&c.
SpARTASEURG DrsrRIcr-H II DU.Ayr,
Pc
Sparlanbrg-W A Gamewe
Spartdnburg Circn,l-A u Stacy
Rutherford Circuit-J Ii Robertson
Catarba Circuit-L Scarborough
South Mountain Mssion-B G Jones
Shelby Circuit--D B Byrr.
.Iforynnion Circuit-A w Walker
McDo,caN Crcuii-G w lvey
Lcuoir Circut--W S H.lom
Yorkrihc-J w North
York Circui-R l. Abcrna,hy
Dallas--J Finger
CoxEsBURY DIsTRrcr-S LEARD, Pc
Cok:sbury Circuit-J w Kelly
AbbsriHe-C Walker
AJJerile Circuit--J ii Zimmerman
Edssfeid--M puckrtt, w NJ Creighton -.
Pendle.on-T Raysor; one TO BE- supplied
Gresnrille-O A Darby 49,.
Greenrillc Circuit-W Patterson
Mount I'yol Msson-W b Curry
Laurens Circuit-R Boyd
UuiDn Circuit--W A MrSwain, A ii LesteE
NcrJcrry-J K Pickett
NcpJrrry Circuil--S Townsend; one to be
supplied
Picksns-W A Clark
.TDcassee lIiSsiou-A II Harmon
w. Wiyhlman COkrsbury School.
A. NJ. Ship, Professor University of. North
Carolina s. "a ss
The Delegates to the General Conference are g:
Us follows: - z55 81 s.!
ss11is i;
D. D.; A. NJ. Slipp, A. M.; H. A..C:sNyalkrf,
4. GamcweIl. W. A: McSwain, X. J. Boyd
James Stacy. Acrlat, ST. K. Walsh, II. II. s
Durant. ~. 1s;s5zs Z
The location of the Fem,le College. is not s
decided, and Convention of Delegates from 4:
the pieces applying for the Institution, is to Ge
held during The present year. -
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THE s. c. CONFERENCE OF THE H. E. CHURCH
NEwpEEGY T.. H.. 30. Ca,
NuN % lSl3


Nov. 30, 1853.
The South Carolina Conference of the VI. +
Church, South, commenced its sessions in this
place OH Wednesday last. Bishop Paine i,
present, in good heSlsh, and his amiabiity and
luvrliness uf character, encars him to the body
nycr which he prrslc-. The sessions of the
Conference have been marked by great larmo-
ny, and religious influence i. felt in the COIN
muni;y. The usual business Of an annual
Conference does not pnssess much interest 10
the public, vet the body has been crowded with
visitors. The weather has been delightful
sttording ample opportunity TO the citizens to
enjoy the religious services of the occlisi"n
Two Churches have been open for preaching ut
night, and one during the day. On Sunday
morning, Bishop Paine preached IN admirable
discourse in the Methodist Church, which gave
the highest satisfaction to an immense c0n.re-
CATION, which filled the house TO its utmost
capacity At the close of the scrTcc, the ordi-
nation of Dcacons took place. At the samc
hour, the Rev. DR.. Wshtman preached in the
Baptist Church, the Rev. ii. s. e. Walker, in
the Presbyterian Church, and DR.. WlIitefuoId
Smith, in the Court House.
Crowds of persons were present from the
country and surrounding districts.
In the afternoon the Rev. Mr. Stacy preached
in the Methodist Church the Rev. Mr.. Martin,
in the Presbyterian and the Rev. Mr. Prilcl,ard,
in the Baptist. AT night. the Rev. Dr. Cross
preached in the Methodi,t, :nd the Rev. Mr..
Durant, in the Baptist Church.
The election of a Faculty for WotTnrd Col
lege, located III Spartanhnrg village, took place
on Saturday, and resulted rs follows viz:
The Rev. Dr. Wishlnlan, President.
Professor Duncan, (now of Randolph, Macon
College, Va.,) Language.
Professor a. NJ. Shipp, (now of the Univer.
sity of No. Ca,) English Literature.
Alr. JAS. ii. Carlisle, OF Columbia, So. Cs.,
Mathematics.
Mr. Warren Duprc. of Ncwbcrry C. H.,
Chemistry and Natural Science.
The election for delegates to the next Gen.
cra Conference, to be held at Columbus, Ga,
May 1854, resulted in the choice of The follow
ing persons, viz: DR.. w. NJ. Wi shtman, A. NJ.
Shipp, w. A. Galncwcll, DR.. Whitcfonrd
Smith, H. A. G. Walker, w. A. hieSwain,
Robt ]. Boyd, and JAS. Stacey.
Rcserres-T r. Walsh and II. II. Durant.
The Conference will probably adjourn this
morning.
The following is list of the appointments
CHARLESTON DIsrRIcr.-H. A. G. WALKER,
r. L.
w. Fl. Wightmap, Editor Southern Chris
ian Advocate.
Charles Taylor and D. Jenkins. Missionaries
TO China.
CumbcrzaM.-J +. Wightman, Whitefoord
Smith, Supernumerary.
Iriniy.-H. c. Parsons.
BetheL-Joseph Cross.
81. Jamcs.-A. McCorquadalc.
Black Swamp-M. A. Mckibbcn, Z. d.
Boyd
Cooper Rircr CircuiL-D. J. Simmons.
Cypress-W. II. Fleming, W.. llatto..
Waltertoro.-W, p. Mouzon; one to be sup
Piled.
Orangeburg-w II. Lnwton, J. S: Irwin.
SaraInah Rirer Aission.--J. d. W,Crook,
J. S. Conner
Okalee-ro be supplied.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-12-07

BALTIMORE, Dec. l.-Koszta arved at Bos-
ton Yesterday evening. There vs. no dcmrn-
straiinn.