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The Brooks Testimonial,

we have just had an opportunity of sec
ing the golden goblet voted by our Dis
t'ict TO the Hon. =. S. Brooks, which was
received by Mr.. II. +. Tusten yesterday
"wednesday evening. 1t is from til.
house Of w. NJ. Brown & Co., of New
York, and was imported by ,hca from Eu-
rope. The New York cost is one hundred
and twenty-five dollars. The inscription, in
the most beautiful style Of engraving, is
'The Citizens Of Abbeville District to the
lion. i. S. Brooks, NJ. c., approving his
conduct in the Sumner affair, May 22d,
1856" We have never seen handsomcr
article Of the kind.
The goblet may be seen at Mr.. Tustcn's
jewelry store, where we presume it will re-
main until the Nincty-Six Dinner, OH the
3d OF next month, at which time a public
presentation of it will be made.
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Erskine College.

We arc indebted to our esteemed friend.
Prof. Hempbill, for copy of the last an
nual catalogue Of Erskinc College. 1t ap-
pears that the Institution is still increasing
in prosperity. One hundred and seventeen
students were in.attendance during the last
serm-a larger number than has ever be-
fore attended The College is now working
on the Endowhant; ;PIsP, and is permanently
established. g sincerely wish it all sue
cess ~; t.ssss55&i -
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Important from Kansas.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 5.-Adviccs from Kansas
state that a battle was fought on the NOR
ming Of the 3oth of August, at Ossawat-
tonic, between three hundred pro-slavcry
troops under Capt. Reed, and about the
same number Of Free-Soers under Capt.
Brown. The battle lasted an hour, when
the Frcc-Soilcrs were routed with Il loss of
twenty killed and several wounded. Capt.
Brown, (of the Herald of Freedo,n) and
his son are both reported killed. Five pro-
slavery men were wounded. All the pro.
visions and ammunition were carricd'away
from Ossawattomic and the town burnt.
Gov. Gcary, the new Governor of Kansas.
arrived here today. lie will proceed i'm
mediatcly to Kansas.
WAslnNGToN, Sept. 5.-1'he correspon-
tence between the Territorial officers of
Kansas and the General Government will
be published tomorrow. 1t is a very
lengthy and interesting resume Of the affairs
of the Territory. Orders have been trans
mitted TO Gov. Geary and Gen. Smith to take
more efficient measures for etfcctually cn-
forcing tho laws and supprcssing incipient
| treason.
A letter from Mr.. Marcy of September
End, to Mr.. Gcary, insructs him to have the
! military of the Territory completed enrolled
n o'ganizc'l. TO the end that they may at
,hort notice be brought into the service of
the United States. 1t also directs him to
furnish General Smith such n number of
troops as may be deemed necessary for the
enforcement Of the laws Of the United States
and the maintenance Of public order and
civil government in the Territory
Hon. Jefferson Davis writing Sept. end
to Gen. Smith informs him of the instruc-
tions sent to Gov. Gcary, and authorizes
linn to draw on the Governor for such n
militia force as may be required promptly
and successfully to execute lis orders to SUP
press insurrcction.
lie also informs him that if such forces
arc not sufficient, such additional number of
militia us may he necessary may be drawn
from the States of Illinois and kentucky
Mr.. Davis on Sept. Sd, to the Governors
of Kentucky and Illinois, makes a rcouis;-
ton in the name of the President for two
regiments Of foot militia when called for bv
Gen. Smith.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. G.-Ano.hcr rumor is
being circulated here to the effect that the
Aholitionists have been driven from Lcav-
cnworth at the point Of tho bavonct, and
that their property has been destroyed and
contiscatcd.
The Iowa road to Knsas is said to be
closed by armed bands Of Missourians.
Forty abolitionist sufferers have arrived
in this city, entirely destitute.
1t is reported that the Pro-Slavcrv men
and abolitIonists had 200 men on each side
engaged in the battle at Ossawattonie.
The Abclitionists fired first, which was re-
turned by the Sonthcrncrs, killing thirty
AboIition;sts. The Aboltionsts then at
tempted to escape by swimming the river,
10y which means number were drowned.
ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, September 4.-Datcs from
Kansas up to the Goth uIt., state that fifteen
hund'e,l pro-sIavcry men under Col. AtcIi-
son bad made preparations to attack Law
renee by the 1st Of September.
The free State forces were there to the
number of between 500 and 1000 men.
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Notice..

ENllE time of the Dinner to be given nj
l. Ninctv-SiN i'll honor Of the Hon. Pres
ton :. Brooks. has been changed from the lst
t" the Sd of October next. The Committees
arc requested. without fail, to meet Al Ninety.
Six on the llth of September instant, to make
arrangements. The papers in this Congress.
sional District will please extend this notice
n. McCANTS,
:. V. CAIN,
II. = BLAEE,
}. w. CALHOUN,
Il. G. GRIFFIN,
J. W. RICHARDSON.
Ninety-Six, Sept i, 1876. l9-td
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Sc III; !; lieo,ionas. 3 &

We have bsan requested to remind the
voters Of ps.s'ss 90 .hasthc election for
Tax Collector eoaszs onstIle second Mon
day of October next, and the polls arc to
be open one day only.
The polls are kept open two days for the
election Of Congressman, State Senator and
Members Of the Legislature, but not for the
other election.
This note is made because, it is thought
there are two mistakes prevailing, to a
slight extent, in reference to the election fol
Tax Collector-one as to the length o
time the polls are to be kept open, and the
other as to the year.
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A New Magazine.

w. B. Carlisle, Esq, P. II. TIayne, ESQ,
and s. G. Courtcnay & Co., all of Charleston,
propose to commence, rs soon as practica:
ble, the publication Of new monthly peri
odical in Charlcsto.., devoted to Southern
politics, literature, science and art. We
await the issue of the promised prospectus,
which We shall chcerfully publish, mean
while wishing the enterprise all success.
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Repair of the Railroad.

The public generally, and transportcrs of
freight particularly, will be pleased to hear
that the damages sustained by the Green
vile and Columbia Railroad from the late
heavy rains have all been repaired, and the
trains are now running through regularly as
usual. Thetrains run through on Tuesday
last for the first time since the frcshct.
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Money Wanted.

IHIOSE persons who are indebted to the
L Estate of John Donald, deceased, are
hereby notified that a payment must he made
to the subscriber before Return Day" of Oc-
tober Court The Estate must be settled up
soon, and before this can be done, collections
from those indebted to it must be made He
desires all those who may have demands to pre-
sent theh for payment
land as surviving partner of the deceased. Lie
gives notice Of the necessity of the payment of
oil debts due to j. d S. DONALD as this ia
requisite before the Estate cnn be settled.
SAM'L DONALD, Exor.
August 10, 1856. I8.3ts
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lead Quarters.
I'd Brigade, S. G. Militia.

Cd Brigade, S. G. Militia.
EDGEFIELD c. H.. August so, 1856.
.HE Regiments composing the 2d Brigade s
- G. Mlitin, will parade for Review and
Drill Mt times and places herein indicated, viz
The 10th Regiment at Richardson's on Tues
day the esd September.
The 7th Regiment at Old Wells on Thurs.
day 25th September
The 9th Regiment at Springfield near Mrs.
brrnson's runs s., on Saturday 27th September.
30th September.
The 9th Regiment at Lomax's. on Thursday
I'd October.
Commissioned and nom -Commi ssioned Off.
GERS will assemble the day previous at their
respective Regimental parade grounds for drill
and instruction.
Officers in command of Regiments arc char.
ged with the extension of this order
by order Brig. Gen. J. R. WEVER.
q. ". CAnwILE, Brigade Major.
Sept. IL l9-2t
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A Fine PIantation for Sale.

T,HE undersigned will ofersat public sale;
L Ton sale day next his Plantation, lying
Railrond. The tract contains 38f Acres about
40 acres of good bottom and fresf Iaf1d in a
state Of fine :etiltvati6n about 20 or rs acres
of woodland well timbered. The piaoe 10 VOL.
watered-has one OF, the best springs in the
District--a good dwelling house, Kitchen. Ne.
gro cabins and all other necessary sbuifdings.
y Come and look at The plaee before sal eaday,,
not before,i. ban ~. II. L. ANDERSON. !.
Sept L., 1856. 19.lt
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Special Notice.

~ No subscription to this paper from
any person residing outside of this District
will be received unless tho cash accompa-
nies the order. y
~- Papers sent to subscribers out of the
District will be stopped when the time paid
for expires.
These rules will positively be adhered
TO. If
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The State of South Caroline,

-ABBEIILLE DISTRICT
OWc" Co"rtof Common Pleas and GcmV Sessions
r MATTHEW MCDONALD, Clerk of the
L It, said Court, in pursuance of the directions
of the Act of the Legislature, in snch cnsc made
and provided, do hereby give p"Jtic notice that
an Election for Tax Collector for said District,
will be held on Monday Me M;rirc,M dav OF
Ocf"hcr nrr', Mt the usual places Of election
throughout the said District.
Witness my hand at Abbcvillc, this 9tlr Sept,
1896
MATTHEW MCDONALD,
c. G. s. d C. r.
Sept. ., 1856. l9.4t
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CONSEGNEES.

The following persons have freight in the
Depot at Abbeville:-
S MeGowan, L Taylor, NJ Israel IL B. r II
Wnrlaw Il Son, Mrs X Tillmnn. r NJ Palmer,
G 7 Haskell, r A McCaslan. W ]. Tcnrplcton'
I a Adams. " & Nccl. V + Martin, T y IIoyt.
ii Kerr, Wardlaw 4 J., Z c Perrin, d I. Ward.
law, j j Cunningham. J + Marshall, Fulton &
Gentry, Christian Il ID, T. Noble.
D. r. SONDLEY. Art.
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LOST !

INllE Subscriber lost about his aud the De
Il pot promises, n Roll of NHOmcy,
containing One Hundred and Eff.
teen DOliIrS-onc Hundred Dollar Bill
Ten ard Il Five, Sl15.OO-all South Carolina
money. Any person finding the same and re-
turning 1t to him, shall receive n reward OF
Ten Dollars. G.. W. HODGES
Sept. Z, 1886. f
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Yellow Fever in Charleston.

The Board Of Health reported, OH the
9Th instant, three deaths from yellow fever
for the preceding twcnty-four hours and
on the 9th two, which arc the last reports VIC
have seen.
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Head Quarters,
I'd Regiment Cavalry.

gu NeSihieHC CaVary.
/ pursuance to orders re-
l. ccivcl from Head Quar- XsN
tcrs. the Second Regiment %R
Of Cavalry of South Carroll S4A1
ma Militia will appear Mt
Longnrcs, OH Saturday, A
10th September, for Drill and Review.
The Commissioned aud non Commissioned
Of'lrers will assemble the day previous for
Drill and Instruction.
Maj. $. s Tompkins is charged with the
extension of this order to the squadron under
his command.
BY order of John T. Talbert, Col command
ing First brigade of Cavalry.
JAS. c. MARTIN,
Lieut.. Col, Commanding Second Regiment.
J. NJ. LASnAM, Adjutant.
September s, 1856 1876
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Town Council.

The election on Monday last for Town
Council resulted in the choice of the fol-
lowing: 1ntcndant-John G.. Wilson =;
Wardens-R. A. Fair, NJ. r. Owen, II. 4.
Tusten and John A. Hunter. a majority
Of whom are anti-licensc.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-09-12
Public Sale of the Real Estate of Sarah
Martin. decd.

pY Order of the Court of Ordinary for Alb
- bevillc District, l will sell, on Sale day
in October next, at Abbcville Court House, the
Real Estate Of Mrs. Sarah Martin, decd, con-
tanning I7O Acres, more or less, situated in
Abbeville District, on Waters of IIogskin Creek
and Little River, and adjoining lands of John
r. Wilson, Robert McAdams. and others.
TERMS or S1LE-Twclvc months cred
it, the purchaser giving bond and good sccuri-
ty, and mortgage of the premises if deemed
necessary. TIIOS. r. COCHRAN, S. Il. ID.
September 8, 1856. l0-3t
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A NJ / RICAN HOTEL,
III A nj 3 URIC, 6 q

I'HE Proprietors of this we'll known Hotel
L beg leave to inform their friends and the
public generally, that they are always ready to
receive them in the best style possible
Persons arriving ut this Hotel may rest as
snred that their baggage will be promptly sent,
of the Georgia Depots
We also takc this opportunity of returning
our sincere thanks for pnst patronage, and will
use every endeavor to merit continuance Of
the same
There will always be on hand good 0siler.
and Horscs left i'll our charge will meet with
cvery-attcntion. O. II. u. SCOTT 4 Cy1
Hamburg July 81, 1856 lo-tfr
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WAR TX ETS.

ABBEVILLE, Sept. 1l.-There has been no
cotton offered in our market since our last
Prices firm at last weeks quotations.
COLUMBIA, Sept. lO.-A few bales sold ut
III
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HEAD QUARIERS;
BtHRspfMent. s. C. Nj

Jul t1SoB1WeNC, -. y. MIl1LIH.
T>HE upper and lower Battalion, Ea.o
L comprising the 9th Regiment 3XA
Infantry South Carolina Militfn, will Parade
near Lomax's, on Thursday the I'd of October
next. '." .- -.. g. -.
The Commissioned and non Commissioned
Officers will assemble the day previous for
Captains commanding Beat Companies will
order out tho Pioneers in their respective
Commando +,
The Jocassee Band will attend on the 2d
October. Lieut. Col. Clinkscnles and Major
Hodges arc charged with the extension of this
order throughout their respective Commands.
BY order Of Col. T. J. Roberts.
J. ]. ADAMS, Adrt.
Sept. IL, 1856. .r., Ill 1926
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Railroad Convention at Ashvil1e.

The AshviIlc On. C) Ners reports the
proceedings Of Railroad Conventinon
held at that place, on the 2Gtl, and 9th inst,
preamble and resolutions, submitted
10y Col. Perrin, on the part of a committee,
were adopted, the purport of which is
That the time has come when a railroad
connecting the seaboard with tho Missis,
s'pp' valley, though the valley of the Frencl,
Broad, must he built that its construction
is emlnentIy practicable at moderate cost,
as shown 10y reliable surveys; that the Con
vcntion, having confidence in the integrity
and zeal Of the Grecnviilc and French
Broad Railroa'l Company, urge it TO press
forward the work and tha. the charter OF
the Grccnville and French Broad Railroad
Sllouhl be so amended as to remove the
ro<trictions of the seventh section thereof
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Religious Notice.

The Smyrna Camp Meeting, near
Lowdcsville, will commence on Wednesday
evening, the Gath September. Ministers
requested to attend. II. II. DURANT.
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Valuable Real Estate,
and a Beautiful Residence, for Sale, in One
Mile and a Quarter of AbbcViHc
Cnurf IInuSr

Ill" n'"u'ii"l hCAluchCt, lOr Mile, III UnG
Alllc and 4 Quarter of AbbcViHc
Court House.
WILL sell that beautiful and we'll -
l. known place-I'nrai Rctrcnt-near H;iil
the Village at private sale, or publicly on
Snledny i'll October next Onc-half Gosh.
balance credit of Twelve months. interest
from day of sale. There arc 1874 Acres !.
som" 80 Acres Wood Land. There is no heal
TIMER nor Pr"lter place in the District, and it is
well improved.
AIS" my interest ("nc-halO in Coo Acres on
savannah the G""nian rlac"-rcccntly set
tied by ~ Stevenson and myself
l wish To sell these lands to move to Tcxos-
have large fanilv which can live much bet
ter and cheaper in Texas than here and with
Inns view, desire to arrange my matters TO-
leave this District in September
,, l''' al who wish to purchase examine for
themselves Live and let live, will be nv mot
l" III seiiin" |. HOLT.
Augusta, 1S:,G. 1I4w
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ABBEVILLE G.. II,

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1856.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-23

limited owing TO the high prices demanded the only
ported 4o bbls. private Whale 70 sood de-
ssles OF 40 bbls. Of Tie sAl 80 bb sold par
cells on private terms and 2o00 bbls DARK a. 7c e. raj 10
other knos there but little doing Manufactured qaie, bus
prces steady.
PROVlSlOSS-lD Pork there more doing bu. mainly for
forward delivery the much lower and unse
lied sas Of 4lo bbls a. ss 2 f1r Meas. closing the
made lree, and sl5dsl5 l.. for retail o,s Of Prime. In
cluded ~ the sales are 600 bb Mess for all Seps AZ
2 IS go 20 the 18th OF Se ptember Sl6 % and 80 bbs
10 the lst Of September el6 g. Beet steady and better
demand the arrivals light sales Of $50 bbs 81 for
Prime ST 80 81 tor Couutry Mess 5Od IL for Rspsked
Mess Prime Meas quiet al slldti7 Lard . firm and in
$50 bbs and tc at otdloi Cut Meas but
are scarce small sales Of Shoulders 7.d7c and Hams a. s
dltc Butter 10 in fair demand lsd3c. state ald
l4a l7c for Ohio. Cheese IL steady at ga iOc.
RCE-Ihre isa alive inquiry and prices have sd
oed tc ssles Of $50 tcs 5 also
fire quality 70 city retailer al ~ 81 4 100 ts
sAL1PETER-Crude quiet Boston sales Of 300 bags q;
&c. Z, n, s
sUGARs-The seeming appearance Of depression has
N The maineuaEo sDd even ultimately in the ruling Of higher
prices becoming the general mpres.ion that pr;es will
touch their lowest point this month and those whs well
stocked will reap the benefit Of their esy The
demand steadily good chiefly Of refining grsde sale. Of 800
bhds chiefly Cubss at C!17t few a. including 100
hhds Bsrbsdoe'a a. 7a7. AID 90 hhds MeisiA private
TALLOW-Tbe market is frm with a good dernsnd for
Prime City ior export; sales Of 90 Ooo ts l0!c cssh
WHALEBONE-Sales Of 200 Bs. North West al sc. cash
have usnspired.
WHIsKG-The market IL easier the demand fsir Sale.
Of 900 bbs at QA.e for New and Prison ~ for E. and
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-23

other narts OF continental Europe, gu epeaA :nI
of an advance IN the prices OF meIcnanuee, p" Ian
Iv in everything made Of silk COTTON Nnu VIZ. 8"
nds ., osrerav higher hut the difference ~ nov 10
en.hIe we fear the imporations Of the fau will be
YeIy aIee although from this eide is deaied ID III
L. ALLOWING is orr weekly repr. of failures, sus-
pepsions, asrigr ments, &C.;
Philip KAHN an Co. San Francisco Cal, wholesale dry
od. house Tire liabilities Of K. Co amount 70 S75 90
ass 6o0 of which amount due In California and the balance
In New and Europe Their Dsets according to het oTu
COOS f.iluie which oce urred il California.
H S KellOss, Indianapolis Ind asss1ed no preference
with their business without Interruption
Blowing kelsey, lie Roy New-YoIt, failed and assigned
Thomas Dousass Psimyra New York failed spd assigned
II & J. A. Deitz, South 6erne, NewYOrk, failed and as
:. FIsim Dsuphn, Pa, suspended.
Daniel DUnkemier, Sunbury, Pa, failed; real estate n
j. O. Gsiin Phsdepha South Caroins suspended and
sssisel in eon'eqgence Of losses by FIRE,
J. W Pote Co. Boston Mas, sa,psnded.
samuel Hei1eT Vermont, III 'u.Pspded ard assigned:
Preston Co.. Chicago III. failed sna fed to part. IN
Known Have been concern cd IN the Wildcat Planters Bank
NV y. Ssnder.On, West Lancaster, Ohio; failed.
tered to the amount Of 500
]. a. Stowe, Milford, Com failed and sold out
William Cor6ed, Glenwood, Iowa suspended
lease johnson Triplett, KS., suspended.
Bradford & MscOnber Boston, M"s. su'pendsd Assets,
GI6 eco liabilities about So 20; $40 GOO secured
Joseph Crawford, grocer, New York, suspended
lockwood Smith sandussy City, Obo, Suspended and as
Van Houton Newark N. J., suspended and assigned
Henry L. BuIkte 0ate Burkhite True) Rochester Wis,
l. D. Csrf Boston, Mass, sold out and le the city
Little Rock Slate Company at Memphis Tenn is in
trouble and It i, said has suspended.
There are fumors regard to the suspension Of
large hardware bouse IL the Western part of the State but
thew lack col fnsuon and therefore not credited
We learn failures have occurred IN Scotland
Of house: ha'Ss o Sy an @ Thew viii proSsby
be made public by the next steamer
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-23
MARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK....
Cleared.

sbirs-Pslestiue Tinker, London, Morgan Wheyi Har
rnopa, Doane GLASGOW Durham Dim1u. .
RsrLs-Cstoliue Elwood. Charleston, Durham DmOn; L.
A. Cocbrspe Coctrane Lisbon. x. r. Bnck Co.. Washng
ton CSard CoppOls Richmond Symes Huaeri Geo Leslie
Sleeper Cienfe,os X. W Trundyi Nord America Hsack
Hamburg, +. Beck kunkhadt. n
Brg-Mc Millken STAPLE. Passport, Brett Son Co.; r
R. Curtis Doughty. saya1nah. Demht Oo'i rthconIa
Lewis, Nuevitas Thos Owen a. Son. , u,
Schoouers-H. Lewis, Hammond Norfolk, master }.
Razor n P Buck Co; VIM A. Ehis, Nichols, whining
ftu McCready Mott Co.; w. Ii. Mailer, Cr3WsI fhua
d.Ifbis Jas fsnd; M Wsring HLlet Boston s w he US
c It strong Lscun. Baltimore, MAILER Lord smonla
IBr1 Cosleeet Cornwalis. D. r. De Wolf Granite state
Besrse Boston, S. W. Lewis; Globe, Paine Salem, H. J"
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