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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-06-07

OF The Niagara Courier" !. !,
title of aparer published a, l.ockpo, y
York, and which has at it.. mss,h.,a
large embI asoned letters; American \,
,ionsl Nominations. For Pre.iden,--y.
lard Fillmore. For Vice Pre.iden, "
drow Jackson ponelson." rh., -.
opens the ball for Fillmore in rcvuls, :,
Ii,ion style. Wa trsnscribc the s,cl. e.
the benefit Of the Southern worshipns,.
Sam" who regard Mr.. Fillmore =.
cminen,ly national man"
AcrsNs IALk.--l, WAS durinp III. =
mais,ration OF MltL,Rp Fursopy :,
California ras admitted az Free 49,.
tina, Ner Nerico iros admitted a,a -.
Territory; tina, land enough for s,,,'
res taken from Ieras Siarcry and nl..
under tie Free Ierraor,ai Gor,y,...,
N,u NeIico, and that he Siar, r.
rds abolished IN the Distract of ColunI
These were substantial iriumphs Of ft..dos
and will forever remain AS enduring o,o."
meats oi the wise aud benefcient lau,,..
,ration under whose auspices they w..
secured
The freedom" party talk daily AL
hourly abovt Kansas They fairly mai
the sir dismal with their " shrek, of IA.
dom" Ihey have a majority in Cony,..
" hat have they done they have ADM.
ted to seat in the House. Wnlrur,s
tho pro slavery Delegate from Nam,
Idlb for freedom They report in fs,,,
Of freedom, they speak IN favor of itc.do.
but they are tot Ia act, It is said, until a..
, into the summer Freedom mus, have a.
ital upon which to go into tho next Pro-,
dental campaign therefore falk and ,a
aciioH Is the word
The people are beginning to see ihroue
this dodge.
90. tur lAsr LrNk IS Bnosxyn-
The last accounts from ashineton ,,,,.
that l.. D E,NNs. VI. { from tn. di.,a,,
IN late speech Ia the House Of Rsp,e,ee.
tatieea, rruonnced know Noibiugism. Cas-
our II y friends stand thlsi
For onfsolses, we expected him 20 haf
takan this step ealller ahau. th. llmo l.
tir., made his appearance IN Wa,hiugtos
VI hen We learned. some time ago that s,
bad sent his ueices to u Catholic eonver, /,
ne cl.acllci. We knew the IL wa, 10
L., thin. - tn. = N., g,t. :.
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Cri War Raging Destruction Of Lar
renee Confirmed - Reported Haag'as .
Pomcroy Robinson 10 be Hung
AIarsAali,ag Of the Free State Men
Top.ka Their determination 10 iis'
II out Escape Of Cor. Roeder
We take the following from tho Ne'
Orleans True Delta. Of the eth ui']
CulcAGo, MAY 20 -Adsices from heat
en,vorth confirm the destruction OF the elly
OF Lawrence.
The Sheriff appeared before The town o.
Wednesday with large force, and msu IVY
some arrests. lie also demanded hN Wv
people should give M their arms 'o"'
complied with tho demand, but the n'No'
itv refused, whcreapon he canonsdeu '''
burnt the town, r.d
i, is reported, and generally hehe,su
that General Pomefoy, tho leader q ''e w
State faction, had been caught and Dung,
Governor Robinson, w.,o WAS s',e'"'
at Lexington. Missouri, while aitemP'"sJJ
ESCAPE, has been taken 10 I.ecomp'o"' -"
the mob threaten to hang him. =.
Tx Gov Reeder is supposed to hsse :.
capped, and is expected here VIA Ns0's "','
The luted States troops are nor NV
ed to move from their qusrters. An
The free State men have deteFn''"ss
make a stand at Topeka aud eight " os w.,
/ NV YonK, May 26.-1hc ksn's' Nv. ,.,.,
miltee of Safety At Lawrence haze '' ~,
( mined to no, resist the Marshal IN t"eP'
/ lormance OF his duty. AM
An immediate surrender OF arms ~" :.
muni,ion would take place, and tue wv
would be evacuated. =,
|. is reported that the free State m. ~. !,
gathering at Topeka, and will resl" Wv
vaders ~ il the threats against LAWN
are put into execution.
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The CHAMPION Controversy

Tn last accounts from E1rop bring the
we'll authenticated report that the reply OF
the Blush Cabtne, 20 the despatch Of Mr.
Marcy on the enlistment question has been
sgrecd upon, and vll be sen, out immed
ately Il may be expected hy the next
steamer The purpoft is distinctly stated.
Il IL general denial @, the American doc
tiue.. a contradiction OF the american
statement OF facts, and refusal of the
american demands Mr.. Champion viii
not lac recalled the other offending function
aries Will be retained. and the ni;ed States
will he lat to their choice Of remedy Tor
the injuries Of which they complain.
Wha, this viii be is not doubtful, nor is
It a, al doubtful that ,hat course viii be
promptly taken. Mr.. Champion and the
suboidina,es involved with hn in the
charges of misconduct Will be sent away --
not literally for they msy remain N the
country as long as they Please to learn bet
ter what is due TO rs llW. bat they will
be no longer permitted to hold any official
communications With this Government
There is no escaping. without d.serodtt, from
the prompt exhibition oil this degree OF en-
efgy, and we have no reason 20 suppose
there is disposition any where to shnn the
responsibility, either because ii is net right
IN issc.f, or from any apprehension Of the
consequences w. PicapGc
EEp RIvtR.--Ihe RIVER is falling slowly
a, TIL. point; also above and below Most
of the larger boats have left the trade. aud
tho smaller onas are getting ready to occu.
py their places r. Shreeepon D,w0rm
) Mr.. Soto, OF Laredo. was recently
murdered By some Mexcans. who were
travelling with him 10 San Antonio SIX Of
the murderer. have boea arrested and i'm.
yr,s med at Laredo
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constitutional power Of The ircsiieni IS no'
sufficient, he viii communicate 20 Congress
such recommendation as the eaigency Of
the case may indicate.
Mr. Mason moved 10 refer the message
to the Comeaiiiee On Foreign Mars, add
prInt il.
Mr. Critienden regarded ihe subject as
yefy important, ono hioh ought not 60 pass
from The consideration ct lhs Senate info
the hands ct ,hl COMMITTEE v+dan' re,
marks. Ne bad seldom % 'eci listened 'o
n message from the Executive which was
fraughi with moro absorbing Interest, Or
which might load 60 such serious eonse'
queuces lp one Weca's tfue Che country
would be agitaied from ,ne end 70 The other
on THIS subject. aud It might result in~eus
being involved in war. II we were 10 hs'e
4 war. however. be wanted 4 90 be accept,
ed Of denounced by Senators In an oper,
manly manner. and not have = course 81
policy pursued BY which We should 20 on
sicp by step. hlnd'y. ugtl Ve itl tio ihe
pii The Government oi N.cafag1aY which
The Fresiien, has officially recognized. wns
thing OF Yesterday, - j were NJ any
rate. the shoes were not vet worn out upon
the feei of tbase NLb bad wrought this new
REVOLUTION, and already 'he Executive bad
bscso,, satisfied Oh rs permaaeucv. ard rs
e,n,rity 10 di.rb,ree a. duties asauAiion
In ,he eroai family efrqrpus
Tia. s..rf,d a yety h,siy conclusion ,o
a,,i,e "a ,y a matter OF - much cause,
7-,nee. tie revolution lBy., 5. been effected.
tso ss Tie President admits. hv the co..
,oeraf.ao If our oNn cogni-,men. who
uani ON, .hsfa contrary 10 tie laws Of this
country Va. .A.s the n#ta-al prudence
which had bsttnrio minded our course
VIA, said Gencal jackson when rera.
long stood kaockiag for Admltsuce into
,he mon. even after wc wero assured Of
berabi..,y 70 rayero herself. and when She
had hy rers.tsd yi-tarie. established her
atlo 10 i. considered afs ali the commnni,
- $3.50
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CeNCk S<u0Stl.
= frE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE o. NJ NtA
CrA AFfAB>

closing rerorts from the Secretary Of state
Secretary of tho Navy aud the Auornei
General IN reply 60 n res0ialiou OF The Sen
a,e. ia March last. also a resolution u 'ai
House, adopted May Ssh, both having itl-
efence TO the route. 81 transit between 'he
Atlantic and pse,lic oooaHs. through tue
Republics OF New Grenada aud Nicaragua,
and to the eo'diglon Of our sh.afs with
Central america.
Nrsx,er oy rHs fRr.IerNr o. 'EN'
rR,f AgsHIeaS Arr,igs.-i he fres'hehl
sar. The narrow isihmus which connects
the continents Of North aud south Ameti>
"a. nv tho facilities 6, affords Tor an easy
,rass,, between the Atlantic and Pacific
oceans, has rendered the countries Of Gem
trail America the objects Of special consid
grafton to all commercial nations sud pubs
lie interest has been greatly augmented 90
modern times by reason Of the changes ID
the commercial relations produced by the
general use OF steam. as motive power 10y
land sui sea. To Us. on account oi IT.
geographical position. and cur political .l"
ieres, as an tn,ercAa STATE, ile is'b1ps is
of peealier importance. Just a. toe i.'lmus
d ;sasz is for corresponding reasons, ''
the commercial powers of Larnpe. Bot,
above alt, the importance 20 Ac I ni'ed
State. q securing q lfce transit across ;hs
Americsn is,hmus, has become of r4ra-
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so,e,,ec Tie rfa..leetAllrfes 10 iha irp0r
,,,,e N die narrotycf rairt Of Che i.ihlnus
r.. ,-.,si, aud tl. ,.s,...paft i.i0fesi Ola.
toite1 sta,s. mas h fine .r-a-5,. and mo-.
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.aub.s psts4y,,.l .a.s .t.t.n.of i4... ID
anl resp,ct fsr tho rights arI u'sr.s'. af
ctho.. .sveu a. an, a,,u 81, rs.,,r.I 10 a.f
Central ,meaeao states lla r,le.. hrtf
lr,, H.. ,es.s..,oo taken ly tla British Of
,h. h,,l,o, 81 San Imam Del N8,ie. almost
,.,,,,,o.l.s,.,l, ,t,.,r,t. I,a,t, 81 Gsni,lonpe
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Cashmere Goats.

U
readers. than the subjoined letter from MI
y williamson. Of Gallatin, Tenn, to X Il
HAYNES. E.q.. Of this place. Mr. Haynes
Ia. presented US for Inspection specimen
Of the wool from three-quar,er nreed OF
these goats This wool Is OF astonishing
Gnene.. aud length of fibre
GAlLArIN, May ID, 1850
VI HapHes
Sir Yours Of the 18th >prll IS Just Mt
hand fir which please accept our thanks.
oar oblec, is tn procure the best variety OF
poats We want only female goats W"
have heard Of large white animal 10 your
state known there ~ the Rocky Mountain
eos.. The goat, however, is not that aul>
mai ut &, possible but not prcbablc--'t Is
of Spanish origin, but is certainly next 10
that animal Tor the purpose we wish name
fy. /, cross our Cashmere goat on. TINS
animal. YOU are probably aware, IS the one
for which our government has spent much
none, and sacrifice Of life TO procure, has
been at last captured bs D.. Jas. u. DAVIS
of south Carolina, who was sent to iur'
k,v in Asia. under Mr. Polk's Admlnisha
,.,Ias,i,,, NJ sI5 GOO pcr wear. aud
vbo after a pei.lons journey OF four years
and SIX months, aai The loss of many men
nnd camris' captured e'e'e' 90 '"0 va
t,e'''9''''' '''''' ~. .,l.,,,,,.d oys,
Europe rhcr afe tho first and only i'm
-. +, Il, s.,,csIy
vac ''ooo','.'" ..,'t 81 ,s,, intrinsic worth
~ r. ona,n,o,, miro. At
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exported that MIR Brooks sent ,' :,
lenro to Colonel Webb, on sccou". VI .ol
article which appeared in the Courier ,,o,
Enquirer, in relation to tho as'au'' =. LII
Sumner. Webb dsavowed his an'"o''
In The matter aud declined the chslls"s
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publican ynrc cnr Ice forwarded hY ma, a. 900 "a
or We are indebted to MAJ. " $
II, NsoN. Of the firm Of " : llrns0n, u
Co, far late New O leans papers Mr. II,
has a fuo stock Of dry goods, groceries,
Sc, which lac is receiving and opening.
~ Nr K / lhpr. whose store viii
be found ,vo doors north % the Republican
ollice la. iuIshej opening bis choice, wei.
selected, and elegant assortment of goods.
III new advertisements viii be found on
the next page aud while we would direct
the attention Of the reader to them, We
avail ourselves Of the occasion 10 invite our
friends to call a. his store. and examine for
themselves regarding Nc II as a valua,
bic acquisition to our society, we hope be
may be liberal 'y sustained
CoNNrRcftl IlotrL, SnRsyEroRr --
The readers attention 10 directed to the
card Of this house, which VIII be found on
the fourth page. I! will be seen that our
old friend DR. l'rawick. who possesses
an extensive and favorable acquaintance
throughout Eastern Texas, has become one
Of the proprletors This hotel, under the
administration Of AIr Aston, has enjoyed
tho name OF being one Of the best IN
the country Is reputation and patronage
wiII be largely increased By the association
OF DR.. I s name.
OF Prof WuWrR gave two Of his ca
tofiainmenis IN this place on Tuesday aud
"Wednesday nights last We were 2reseu,
on the last evening Tho paintings eXhi
hiied were interesting, Instructive, and
amusing. H.. powers Of veutfiloquism
are good, and he is an excellent singer
iltogether his exhibition was an interest
ing ono, and met with the APPRECIATION Of
his audience.
ioR NtCARkert.--GEN E, +. Bay sos,
Tor some months past connected with The
Marshall University, at this place, left on
Wednesday morning for Nicaragua.
lorr other gentlemen accompanied him,
10 wi, r J. Scnrlock, J f. Jackson, G.
G.. Diversified. and Wm. ! Stone Sae>
cess 20 them.
o~g The weather for the past two weeks
has bsen unusually hot and dry. tnles.
SIC have rain soon, the crops will be seri-
ousy injured The gardens are suffering
very much. We lear the fine supplies Of
vegetables with which they are filled will
In rnl .luLl
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DEAoCRArIc NATIONAL CONVENTION --
On Monday last, the Democratic Nationa,
Convention assembled at Cincinnati, for the
purpose Of nominating candidates for Presi.
den, and Vice President Taking it for
granted that the deliberations of that body
occupied nearly the entire week, IT will be
ST, or eight DAYS before we learn what ha,
been done. Judging from tho materials Of
which II ia composed, we have every reason
to believe tina, good aud true men will be
chosen as standard bearers in the approach
ins campaign.
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CHIEF JUSTICE.

i.ta r uHeal b. a tanI.dits r- re- elsrH
90 'hs office af >hr8 NJ tNo ensuing tugusl elr
itun
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Z IS NIier sa candidate llr 2, ci,fuau fo fine
'lirr az .H.iaAle. 80 Beat NH no she en.pus
August r'rrii1n
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o~y- The weather for the past two weeks
has been unusually hot and dry. tnles.
SIC have rain soon, the crops viii be seri-
ously injured, Tho gardens are suffering
very much. We lear the fine supplies Of
vegetables vi' which they are filled will
he ru, sh0l'
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lIoNoR 70 WHoM lloNoR Is pvE w G
are gratitied to learn that massive silver
medal has been awarded our friend Col.
WINS p. COLEMAN Of New Orleans, hy
the AMERICAN INSTITUTE Of Now York rs
the hig hes, premium for lis Patent Corn
and Flonrins mills The Premium Mil at
the crystal Palacc, although invented and
manufactured by Southern gentleman,
went far ahead OF all the specimens Of
Northern shili they could &c, together and
j,Gi them on thar orn ground Thi, suits
ps exactly aud we are well pleased to know
that Col toLE",N is acquiring an ample
fortune as the Just reward Of his inventive
talents Read his advertisement, Ia al other
part Of TO days paper and then pay him a
cali You will be sure to purchase.
Snor-We learn tina, Mr. B. s TRir,
IErr, Col, y. Smiths oyerseer, ono day
last week sho, a negro man belonging to
the plantation. The negro, i, is stated. ran
from him, using insulting language, when
Mr. s fred with double. barrel gun con,
tanning bird shot seventy or eighty Of which
took effect pepperiog bis back aud Shouts
iets 'lhe wounds wpro slight
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Jog DISTRICT hrroHNr Srh DHric'
J VI CIOl Oh.
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TEXAS REPU BLiCAN,
II W. LoUGr EHT, Editor
kl. NOt AVG IltkIN.

DISTRICT ELECTORS
s. J. HOOD. \ J. HAMILTON
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The State Of South Carolina.

ABBEPILLE DISTRICT.
IN THE COURT OF ORDINARY.
In the matter Of The Paper purpor ing 10 be tia
last Will and Testament oi John y.
Bull, deceased
~ VILLAIN =. NOBLE. one Of the Exccu-
~ tors therein nppoinTia, laying filed his
petition praying that said Paper be proved il
e due form Of Law
Notice is hereby given to Andrew w. Burnett
(sa'd t" he of the next Of kin of d-c'd,) of the
Stare Of South Cala,ina. and Mrs. Mary, :srsn;
and Mrs T. Ann Dent, who are said to reSijaH
beyond the limiiSof this State to be and appenrf;
either in person or by attorney. ut a Court IL
Ordinary tobe to be HELD fpr the ab"ve purpose 1t
abhrv''ie Court House on Tuesday tho 18th
April next. a. D. 1856.
Given nndtt my .hdnd and seal of Office, nj
Abbeville c. H., this 18th Jnuuury, A. ID. 1856,
WILLIAM HILL, o. a. D..
Jan. Is, 1855 30 Sn,
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Sherif's Sale.


RY virtue OF sundry Writ. of Fi.rn Fac;as
1O to II" directed, 1 will sell at Abbry,Il.
Court House, on the first Monday and Tu.sdov
IN npr'l nex', within the legal hours of sale.
the following pnperty, to wit:
I3o Acres OF Land. more or less, bounded nv
Jn'. W. bIgby, Widow Webster und others, us
the property Of Henson Poscy, uds. Charles
Murphy and others.
6h Acres, more or less, bounded by Elias
Banks, >. &. Edmunds and others. as tile prom
eHy OF II. '" Barrutt, ads Yancy Freeman
and others.
2ID Acres, more or less, bounded by Josiah
Patterson, Geh Patterson and others. ns tI,.
property of Sain1 WIdc,nau, ads. A. Harmon
and others.
400 Acres, more or less, bounded by WIN
ilarIis, DIR. 10. Pressiy and Others ma the n,nn.
"riy OF Jm Ruff, ads. j. II. Widcman, Assignee
and Others.
GOO Acres. more or less, bounded by NJ. Sl,arp
Estate OF Reuben Robertson, decd ads. r.. V.
Jones and others.
2i5 Acres. nlo,e tr lees. bounded by W. T.
Mauidin, B. ID. Kay and others, as the Ir,prrtv
Of Jno G. Speer, ads. J. N. Whitner and oihers
$50 Acres, more or less bounded by VIM.
Wh.te, Noht simpson and others, as the property
Of A. MauIdin, ads. J. G. DanneIIy d. Co.. and
others
l House and Lot at Hodges Depot, contain
ing one Acre, more or less bounded by G.. w.
Hodges James Ande son and others, as The prop-
erty of Aaron Pitts adA Roberts d A6amss and
others.
Horse and Buggy, and at Defendants resi-.
dence on Wednesday after SaIe-day, two horse
Wagon, 2 Beds and Bed-teads, . Tables, l2
Chairs Safe, 500 Ibs. Bacon, more or less, as
the property of J. W. McCfady, ads. VIM. s.
Smith.
Negro boy, US the property of w. 8. Robert
son, ads. Enoch Nelson and othera
/ Horse, us the property Of II. s. Cobb, ads.
w. X. Saudefs and others.
Sorrel Horse and l Bay Mare, as the prop
ertv Of Jno. w. Wilson; ads Clark Il Tlottson
aid othera
TERMS CASH. -.
- I R. COCHRAN, s. AID. =.
sheriffs Office, Nor, Ie, 1856. 44isd
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NEW SPRING GOODS!
At Very Low Prices for Cash.
WILLIAM SHEAR

III AS JUST received frm New York, hy
II 81 st',incrs. II Pari "f his Spring Supplies.
embracing Il beautiful assortment of new and
desirable articles. ar,"ng which are
Ladies' Sl'riu, and oui,iirr SILKS, OF beau
tiful Sly les
Ricli ptincl BAREGES of new and elegant
styles;
French Printed ORGANDIES and JACO-
NETS;
French and English BRILILANTES, of beau
'tifui Chinlz stv:Ge;
Superior Fa.:cy and Monrnin. GiNGIIAMS; :;
English aud American PRINTS, Of beautiful
Aiylrs;
Superior Plain Black SILKS at low p, ices !;
Superior PLAN, C""rcd and Black I' NJ EG rs !;
c"lored Donna Maria TISSUES and BAR
EGES, fur Ladies' Wells;
Black GRAPE MARE'rZ, a beautiful article
Tor Ladies Mourning Dresses;
l.a'lics' Mourning Wells, nf beautiful styles;
Lupns Summer 30 IB WINES, beautiful
urtlcr for Ladies' M"urni z Dresses:
Ladies Emi rendered Muslin COLLiRS and
'CNDERSLEEI'E.S in Sets;
ladies Feb Embroidered Muslin B-ASQUES.
of elegant styles;
Swiss aud Jnc"ne: Worked BANDS;
.ac"nrt and Swiss Muslin EDGINGS and
SE'R71NGS;
V"lcncirnncs and English Thread LiIES
GLOVK:; '' u 'NFNA"''' N''
nin swiss, Null, Nainsnok ahd Jaconet
HNSLiNS;
Plaid Nainsook .NI;sLINs, beautiful ar,i-
Gle for LADIES' dresses;
Checked C-i.NBHIC and Swiss INUSLINS,
of heauLIf,Ii si,lcs;
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ING;
Ladies' Marseilics, Corded and Embroidered
SKIRTS;
AlarseIIics QUILTS. at low prices;
Slack ALPACAS, Of superior quality;
Superior I'D Hamilton AMI Ailcildac Bleach
ed SUEEJI4NGS
.. ir'nted LII 'pNS. Of beautiful styles, warran-
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Ladies Back White and Colorei Silk and
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with variety of other sensonablc articles, TO
winch the attention Of the public is respectfully
invited. Plnn!'rs and country merchants. who
WISH 70 D"y tor Cash, urc requested to call and
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The South Carolina Agriculturi,t


The South Carolina AgriCulturfst.
'I'lIE Executive Committee of the State Arri
l. cultural Society of South Carolina, having
selected the subscriber To edit thei, paper, a
prospectus s now ISSUED in compliance with their
instructions. This journal will be devoted to
agriculture, Horticulture, Natural Science, Ru.
raj Taste, Architecture and Art, the Mechanical
and Manufacturing interest and all the pursuits
pertaining 10 general improvement. II will also
contain faithful transcript of the organization
and proceedings of the Society, Essnys aud
communications from the be-t writer's i'm the
State. and n monthly summary of the spirit of
the Agricultural press. All subjects devoted TO
the Improvement OF the mind, the s.,il, stack and
donncstic comfort, find ready admission into its
columns, aud such contributors are specially
desired. The work will be printed in beautiful
new and fair type, OH fine white paper. with a
tinted cover, and will contain thirty two pages
PEI month. The publication will comm. nee on
The lst OF May, 1856. There will also be pub
lLsl'ed an additional advertising sheet as a sup
plemcnt, in which limited number of adver-
tiseInents will be inserted
TERMS-Sl Per annnm. No paper sent uif.
less the money is paid in advance. Life Mem
bers to the State Agricultural Society will re-
ceive the paper without cost.
Address A. G. SUMMER.
Editor "South Carolina AcricuIturis,,"
March 10, 1856. 4S Columbia, S. G..
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hest remedy the world eyer saw fer the rtmo3St
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