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l. House on Penn avenue, between 9th and 7th
streets, over A. Hoover q Sons Shoe Store suita-
undergoing complete repair. Possession given
Immediately. Inquire OF A. HOOVER & SON,
south side Of Penn. avenue, between 9th and 9TH
streets. oc Soft
ELEGANT HOUSE AND GROUNDS AT
~ PRIVATE SALE.-A very desirable resi-.
dence In the West End, No. 1877 street, together
with the spacious grounds attached thereto. This
property Is beautifully located, commanding an
extensive view OF the Potomac river and the city
Of Alexandria. The house is huilt in the best
manner, containing fourteen Rooms and a Bath
House, together with a suitable back building for
servants.
Terms will be made known on application be-
ing made to CHAS. 3 WALLACH, Esq. Loui-
siana avenue, opposite City Hall. nov A2aw4w
ENOR SALE OR RENT.-THAT DESIRA.
Il BILE residence on r street, between goth and
2lst for the last eight years occupied by the late
Nj. Chubb, Esq. Possession given the LIST Of
November next. Inquire Of RIGGS CO.
au 12-eOH
I AND FOR SALE AND RENT.-TWO
IL small tracts Of Land. One of 80, the other 90
acres, two miles from the Capitol. Each OF these
tr.cts have beautiful sites for building, and the
soil for gardening purposes cannot be excelled
Also, adjoining the above, twenty-five res
with Dwelling. DC, for rent Inquire OF NJ
D'IVERNOIs, D'Ivernoi's Hotel, Penn avenue,
between 18th and 18th streets for further particu-
lars. nov PSF M, w ,&FIt4
ENOR SALE-THE SUBSCRIBER ISAU
IL thorized to sell at private sale a two-story and
attic Frame House and Lot situated on 18th street,
between M and N streets, No. S3l. Also, the ad-
joining vacant Lot
Terms One-tbird cash the balance In seven
instruments, at Elk months apart. Possession
given Immediately.
nov27-eo2w# JAS T. PERRY
NOR RENT OR E-DWELLlN6-
II House 3s2 north side Penn avenue, between
9Th and 10th streets One OF the finest locations
In the city for professional or business men. To
punctual tenant the rent will be moderate. APP
ply Oh the premises TO GEO II. WHITE
CO, or to CHAS. Ii LANE, Gents Furnishing
Store, 424 Penn. avenue, near \ street. nov II
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Cnamoer, on 9TH street, near g, ard situated
near the Patent OAce. Apply at this Office.
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A FIRST-CLLSS RESlD ENCE IN
IA GEORGETOWN, ID. G FOR RENT
The subscriber offers for rent her late residence
at the corner Of Fayette and Fourth streets.
Georgetown, Immediately opposite the Convent
Of the Visitation. This is one Of the largest and
best finished houses IN She District Of Columbia,
having all the modern Improvements contained
In the frst-ciass houses OF the Northern cities
There Is attached large cistern in the yard
carriage house, and stable FOR several hcrses
A pump OF the purest water in the immediate
vicinity.
The locality Is nigh and salubrious, and in 9
quiet and highly respectable neig hborhood
Possession given Immediately.
For further particulars inquire next door 20 tie
premises, Of Mrs ANNE X. O'NEAL
oc4
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NV HAVEN. Nov. 20 The fusionists bers
appointed the 18th OF January next rs the day
and this city as the place for holding tbeir
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From New Orlsa,s ana Esv,na

SEw YORK, Nov. 3Q.-The steamer Phila-
ue'pa,s' from New Orleans and Havana, ar
ri"sf to-day at noon She bring, comn.nv
seeopi regiment artillery, uuder comm,nd 81
Capt. v" +. Barry and Lieut.. Butler.
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TWO FRAME HOUSES AND LOTS FOf
Il SALE.-HOuses No IS and 50 Louisiana ave-
nue., between 9Th and 7th streets The location IS
desirable one. and offers a rare chance for good
investment Terms easy Apply f.. X. LUN
by, No. l2s Bridge street. Georgetown, or No a6
Louisiana avenue, WASHINGTON nov li-tf
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ENOR RENT "A ROOM SUITABLE FOR
Il an Once, In the second story of the Savings
Bank building, Penn avenue, corner Of 10Th
| street Apply at the Savings Bank, or Of !. Ii &.
HILL, T. street nov 29-3,
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lf1 AMI 4 streets, having recently reftted her
house, Is now prepared TO accommodate persons
VIII Board and pleasant Rooms q. moderate
rates. Her house Is situated IN q central and de-
siIable part OF the city; being square from
TIE Patent and Post Offices. Table anc transient
boarders can also be accommodated.
nov 2i-3ta
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WArcH MISUNDERSTANDING %. Jsmss
Simms, drunk; reprimanded and dismisssS
Thomas Tolson, disOrderly in the theatre fna
and costs, Ss.44. James Moran, John Evans
and g. Byles, disordsrly and fighting: sne
and costs each, So ~. Charles Carroll. va.
grant; uorkhOuse 80 days. No cases for trial
this morning.
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Toys, wHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
Il at LAMMOND'S,
nov 29-3t Seventh street
GHArPED HANDS CAN BE AVOIDED
" by nsiDg the Transparent Bar SOAP, sold pY
nov 29-3t LAMMONU.
ENOUND OMEflME AGO, A GOLD RING
IL With a set, which the owner can have by
proving the same and paying for this advertise
melt. nov 80 2t
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ROARDlNG-ONE LARGE PARLOR AND
Il large Chamber attached, handsomely furnish
ed fOr rent Also. large froIt room with gooc
sized rooms attached, suitable for single gentle
men, CT In suits for families. Board, II desired
on the most reasonable terms. Apply at No. 46e
10th street, between ID and T.. nov s-1w
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ksARUM PAsrlLLES

A SIMPLE, SAFE AND EFFECTUAL
"A remedy for Coughs, Hoarsness, whooping
Corgh, Tickling In the Throat, Bronchial Alec
tions, &C. These Pastilles are entirely void Of
them perfectly safe when administered to child
rer and equally advantageous TO adults. They are
not offered to the public as a certain and immedi
ate cure for Consumption, Broac hits, &c. but as
a. alleviating remedy Prepared only by
ID. =. DYSON, Pharmaceutist,
nov 2S-ec6t 2sS Penn. avenue
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ENOR RENT TWO NEWLY BUILT
T. Houses on LIST Capitol street, opposite Braun's
Ice House, about a square from the new Congre.
sional Printing Once, to coed and punctual
THOMAS, Penn. avenue, between Ilth and 18Th
streets. nov 27-lw&
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FURNISHED ROOMS.-TWO HANDSOME
Pariors, Zone Of which can be furnished as
bedroom,) ant on the drst foor, can be had BY
applying at $40 Twelfth street, third door from
kfrkwood House. nov 29-3t&
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COTTAGE AND GARDEN FOR RENT-A
~ Cottage House with Well furnished rooms,
and good garden attached, would be rented low
to good tenant. Situated corner Of NJ and 9th
streets east, convenient to Wendell's new Print
ing Once Possession given Immediately. APP
ply by letter to Box 293, City Post Once.
nov 1Q-A&
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/ AR6E ROOMS HANDSOMELY FUR
- nished, lighted with Gas, for Rent, at No. "a
Missouri avenue, between N and 9Th streets, on
the square opposite the National Hotel.
nov 70 3tA
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ENOR RENT.-A BRICK DWELLING, SIT
Il uated on Virginia avenue, Island, between
10th and 18th streets, No. 25l. Rent moderate.
Inquire at J. w. THOMPSON & RRO -, 269
Penn avenue, between 10th and Ilth streets. south
side. PokS ssSion given Immediately. nov 2S-3t
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NOR RENT THREE FURNISHED
l. Rooms. Two on the first door. Parlor and
Chamber communicating, and Chamber on the
second floor, all well and comfortably furnished ,
with gas fixtures complete; situated in one Of the
most agreeable, and desirable neighborhoods Of
the city. No. ACE street, one door east Of 7th.
nov y Ctr
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r. wAsHiNGro. .
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I'm AND AFTER THURSDAY, TIE s7tb
" OF November, En;il further notice a tra,n OF
cars VIII leave the Depot In hlsrandria, AZ tbe
corner or 70 A'aph and Princess streets. for
washington city, at O'CLOCK, a m and az 2
O'Clock,
Omnibusses will be In readiness at the Po,o~,.,
broge TO convey Passengers 20 the interseet,nn 90
TN sweet and Pennsylvania avenue al i.erteySs
hc,S. FROM this point at the same hours rs a m :.
ana p ia omnl buses will leave f1rthe sonfh
ern end Of the Bridge where the car .,i ~ o.
readiness TO proceed 10 Alexandria
Passengers viii nnd comfoTtah,Jp sItt,ra ,oo,.-
al Deksefs Hotel. JAMES \. FRENCH.
NV %f-uI pFesidan,
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0NE LARGE PARLOR AND CHAMBER,
" handsomely furnished, for Rent-33O per
month. Also one large front Dom, second story,
with good sized single room In suit or single.
Board, II desired, on the most reasonable terms.
Apply at No 4oe 10th street, between ID and E.
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PENHSYLVANIA ICE CREAM COMPANY
Ne. kl4 Ssxenih 81 heiMeen a a nd a

'fNHE PERSONS FORMING THIS COM
4 pany have long been Of the opinion that an
advantage would be derived b,th by themselves
and bv the citizens Of this place II the pred uc,s
OF their Dairy could he sent direct n washington
with this view, they have established DEPOT
AT Ala SEW ENrH STREET. where Families
boarding aOuses, Hotels, Balls, Fairs, &c can
be supplied, at a loIv price.
They vii! keep constantly or hard the follow
Ing:
Best Pennsylvania ROLL BUTTER
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DoS'T FoRGET tina: Perhams inimitabJs
troupe appear tonight at Odd Fellows Hail
See advertisement.
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pOARD.--h GENTLEMAN AND his Wiz,
- wish for Board In private family, either In
Georgetown, or First Ward OF Washington city
VIII furnish their own room in part Address
F.. Georgetown, DC nov 23-lw
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
stAte Conyentioa in connecticpl

FROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
BY HOUSE PRINTING TEEEGRsPH
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Boarding,

ROhRD.-MRS. MADDOX, CORNER OF
- y street and Fem avenue, over GiInan's
Drug Store, is prepared to acc nmmodate members
OF Congress and others with Beard. Her apart
menis are furnished In superior style, and fully
eqal to any In the city. de- I-lwS
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EOARDING.-A MESS OF MEMBERS
- with or without their Ladies', can De accom-
dated Nth Board and fine iare Bed Rooms, AZ d
Pariois, In healthy and delightful. Etighbor-
hood, by applying at No Louisiana avenue
between ~ and 9th streets, nearly opposite City
Hail. nov 29-3t&
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HhGAT ECONOMY In GAS.
IA The USE OF KIDDERbs PATENT.
- Gas Regulator, when properly applied a ssy-
VlnS o. - per cent, and producing steady ana
oillliant light. Also, a full assortment of Ga
,, handelefs ana Bracket; comprising many OF
CorEeieirs Baker, PHILADELPHIA
J. w. THOMPSON a. BRO
10Y "a aV south side bet. IV,h and l2tb sts
nov 3s-6t '1 we.
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TO THE LADIES OF wASHINCyON
AND SURROUNDINGS COUNTRY.

MOGklNG BIRD LOST.-ON THURS
W day last, at O'Clock p IA, a very tame
blRD. ANY one returning him TO the house of
rewarded. nov 9S 9tv
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~ Rer! with Board, at 4G3 street, IN Union
Row, ard the immediate vicinity Of the Patent
Once. nov 25-st&
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IuhS r. ELLISis GREAT piA.o .ra
MUSIC STONES No go Pa avenue -,
10th street 80 =. "a
INAuE 40 THE SUBxCRIHRR IIVIVa
- on L street, between Ia;h ana l5th
sueeSs, soout two weeks ago a WhiteELSS
s saa. bfo~n COW with uninterrupted I
please come forward prove propsrty nav ch.,~a.
and take hsy away f~'
-9f&
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Aggregate.-First Ward, 81, 346, $50; Sec
ond, s5,273 ,4OS; Third. 1881, 235; Fourth,
$3.50, 1S7; Fifth, 81, 232 45O; Sixth, 1898 629;
Seventh, 81 100,553 Total, S24 ,952, 322.
Bank stocks, S1,O02 .06l: other stocks, $685.
935,-making the total amount of asssssable
property, S26, GAO, 3lS. Increase since general
assessment of 1854, 81, 237 $40.
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NOVEMBER REPORT.-The reuort Of the can.
tain Of the auxiliary guard shows that in all
the stations during the month Of November
l33 persons were confined for violations Cf
law, and 10 accommodated with lOdginps
making total Of 2l3 persons OF the dodgers
- were born in the United States, IL in Ire
land, g in England. 5 in Germany, 9 in Scot
land, in South Wales, Prussia 1. Males n
females f.
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FIRE.-AbOut 4 o'clock Sunday morning
Ere broke cut in the large frame cottage at
EaVier's q arden, in the northern portion of
the First Ward. and il was soon entirely con.
sumed. The hoess vas unOccupied at the titae,
and the Ere Is supposed TO have been the work
Of an incsndisry. The only FIRE apparatus on
the spot were the hose reels Of tho Union ana
Perseverance cOnpaniss-the engines not ar
irving in tiUe to do service. The properly
vas insured fOr 81, soc.
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MISS MANNING HAS HER HOUSE Neatly
4'A fitted up for the reception Of members Of
congress and transients during the session Table
boarders can afro be accommodated No IS}
I3h street, between and F. nov 27.4t*
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ID iskE rS-BASkETS.-TH FINEST
- stock Of Baskets in the city can be found at
FRANCIS'S Housekeeping Store, 400 9TH street,
And his prices are the lowest.
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MEAT CUTTERS.-Will cut $50 lbs per
hour, and remain good for Years, at FKANCiS'S
Housefnrnishing Stote, 400 7th street nov 23-3tY
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Fron, the anderson Gazette and 1dcocate.
TO THE PEOPLE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

Up to this time, sinca nv return from
Kansas, have lnl'ored zcalously, publicly
and privately to secure aid for the Soutll
Carolina Emigrants 10 that territory. So
far, l have succeeded well in arousing Il
proper feeling upon the subject, wherever
| have been privileged to address inv for.
calculate upon receiving fair contribution
Of men and money. But the active ddties
OF camp.life, and the fatigue of travelling
and speaking for the last ten weeks, has
weil-nlgl' exhausted me. 1t will be impos-
sible for me therefore, to make the tour of
OF the State during the brief time allotted
for my visit, and | sincerely hope that tho
people Of each District will contribute for
the relief OF their Carolina friends in Kan.
sas, rs freely and fully, as though addressed
in public assembly. All moneys contribu-
ted for their benefit, can reach me hy being
deposited in any of the Columbia Banks.
to my order. A word more their in behalf.
South Carolina has sent to Kansas, betwecn
two aud three hundred young men of char
act"r and spirit. with money enough t.,
surpor: them until thev conld get into
busncss-in May, the U. S. Marshal sum:
m"ned the law and order men of the Ter
rtory, to aid him in arrcsting certain po.-
sons in the town Of Lawrence, who were
indicted for High T,cason, and in co,nncll:,
ing the Ah"liI"niss 10 obey the law. our
Carolina boys, almost TO Il man, CRASHED
til"Ir arms and responded to the call: thew
not only marched one hundred and siytv
r,i'e' upon t;n";, but upon the opcn prairics
without ''nls, and endured the pcrils of
WAY. '"' generally expended their money
in purchasing ammunition, provisions au't
team, "'''csSar! for the expedition.
Thy w"r" nnlcr no c"mpuI>nn TO do so
iii: might lave refused to obey the sum
mons. retained their money aud gone upon
a claim 1t they had don" So, the Aholi-
tl"nSts w"ui! have ovcrrun the territory.
l}nt no, the authority Of the United States
hat to ie maintained, and Southern rights
and institutions defended. and they spent
their money anil reril.,l their lives in main.
tanning the one and defending tn" other
The same is tue of Southern Enrrants
generally. Now they ask for money to
support them, until quiet is restored and
they ca" get to work. Is their appeal in
, vain I? Will not every man and patrintie
E woman in this and other Soul,crn State.
give the small sam Of .ftiy cents far their
rcfG? If So, it will he enough. If they
knew what our Enigrants lave suffered
and are still suffering in defence of their
rights and 7'ropcrty, they would do so
promptly. Let not this appeal he in vain,
lest ~" E'nigran:s he forced TO leave tho
Territory for the want of timely aid and
the cause of The South abandoned.
J Respectfully.
WARREN N Wilkes,
-am1erson C. H., J"iy Isl, 1856.
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A SLIGHT MISTAKE.

The Treasury Department, 10y 4 mistake
in calculation, has recently ovcrpaid to
T. Sas Ly"d holders about fifty thousand
dollars. Congress had appropriated ST.
100000 for payment Of the Texas Debt,
which WAS only sufficient TO pay &c cents
to the dollar Of the original debt The
Department issued drafts to Bond holders
for &c cents to the dollar, which have been
cashed. But it appears that the State Of
Texas had already paid 50 per cent. to the
Bond holders, which should have come off
the face of the paper, before any payment
WIS made; and which deducted from face
of paper, would leave only 20 cents to the
dollar to be paid, thus making clear
loss of per cent. OH the whole amount
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Obituary.

DFi'.>:;TEb .lis life .,n the ~, lust. after Il
slicrt ii.Ec>- "i two weeks, from an attack of
Fever org mating from childbirth, Mrs. MARY
y. i.oM"x, co"sott Of Augustus Lomax, aged 81
years
The deceased was horn in Newlorry, but for
two Years past Ind resided ut Abbeve &. H.,
where, ny her amability aud Christian virtues
she had endeared herself to all who knew her.
She leaves numerous friends, au inf mt child and
disconsoate husband b. mourn her loss.
DIED,At the Harry House in this city on
Sunday the llth inst, ut half past two o'clock,
q. H., MIR. JAMES SHERIDAN BowiE, late of
Lowndes county, Alubama, III the 25th year Of
hs ago
The deceased was attacked with pneumonia
whilst ascending the Missouri river on board Of
one o our buckets. smigrsting to Kansas in
company with The baud Of ch,valrous South.
arns, wh0>passed up the river late IN AprL/ Mr..
Bowie's friehds brought him ashore al ,I,b place
where he wasS sSoap'.sbly and comor.at cared
ss ss Ct ss. tSs sY s,snssa S%ss Ss,Sg % 81 Re,
friend and fellow 6eutrymnn. MIR. HcCord, who
has Just assisted In paying the la1e sad offices to
The iun"rai ssrvieAs of Mr.. Bowie, took place
on Monday, 10 u. m.. the Methodist Church,
an and S.,s ssss soaaaot,d shs ba Rsv. Mr. Sake of
Ailwasd Mr.. Cakes symon wsy touchiugly
appropriate frum the teY(.\
Ts Thus saith the Lo1 CON, let thy house in
order, for thou shalt afrely dle aud not live"
After the SermoA lie iAperai procession
proceeded to the ci,k burial gAound, where all
that was mortal II the decesses was so'emnly
We were gratiA to find 90 large al, audience
In a,tendauce at fhe Church, on lHe occasion qf
strangers funSak a kindly and hearty SYM
pashy was ev,n6ed far lhe dsoessed whom Pscvi-
deuce had a,rfek down wIh tstsi siekpess III
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I am informed that large party of
South Carolinians arrived at Kansas City
recently. l could not find out their Cap
tain's name, or where they were from. 1t
is supposed that we have already more en-
igrants from South Carolina, than from any
other Southern State except Missouri. 1
think it very probable.
Sincerely yours,
j. M. Il.
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WRITTEN FOR TIiE ABBEvILLE BANNER.
KANSAS MEETING IN COKESBURY.

a large and enthusiastic. meeting was
convened at this place on Tuesday, July
1st, i'll response to Il call from the citizens
to hear a Kansas address from Maj.
WILKES, of Anderson, who has but lately
returned from the field Of action.
The meeting was organized by the call
of Maj. j. X. VANCE to the Chair, and Dr..
GARY requested to act as Secretary.
Maj. VANCE, i'll a neat and approate adj
dress, introduced the speaker, who, with
that beauty and vigor OF cIoquence-hs
peculiar acteristic-enchained the all
dience for an hour or more, with startling
relation of facts as they at present exist
i'll the Territory, acquitting himself hand
somely of the task assigned him, and Civ
ing satisfaction to all who heard him. His
speech told upon the assembly; and at a
call for contributions, responded cheerfully
and liberally-a large amount Of money
was raised instanter in cash, and mucl,
more subscribed.
1o make tho subscription rs large rs
possible, committee consisting Of the fol-
lowing named gentlemen were appointed
to receive contributions, and report to Maj
WILKES before his departure: b. Hern.
don, T. w. McCants, p. w. Connor, NJ
Strauss, S. +. Graydon, J. F. Hodges, W.
D. Calhoun, J. w. Moore, r. Y. Jones, and
on motion, the Chair was added to the
committee. .....
The meeting was further enlivened by
the presence of the ladies, many of whom
contributed liberally, and few even volun.
teed to 60 as recruits" with Maj. WILKES
on his return. Carolina ohiyalry and pa
triotism, such as filled the breasts of our
revolutionary mothers, has not become ex,
tinct. s,s<... -.
Several young men handed in their
names as volunteers for Kansas. We trust
tina. money enough to supply the yAnts q
those noble young men already 10 the field
and those Wishing 70 join them, will b
raised. ~ y sss ,s,5, 5,..,.s,a5 ,r,., .ss,.s
R Ptess please copy. e.s
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LEAVENWoRTH JOURNAL.

We publish in another column, the
Prospectus Of the above journal This is a
journal proposed TO be published by Goopr,
WILKES 4 Co., in Kansas, devoted to South.
crn interset. The Editor, Maj. w. ID.
WILKES, is too well known to need COM
mendation from us {; lis name is Il sufficient
guarantee Of the ability and character Of
the journal. If you wish news fresh from
Kansas, you must take Kansas paper
Mr.. LYON at the Drug Store will receive
subscriptions.
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drrivnl If Mr.. Ffllnaorc.-It is no more
than justice to say that the reception which
Mr. Fillmore met yesterday from his friends
was hearty and devoted. The signs of the
times greatly mislead It's it the Presidential
ELECTION is not to lie principally narrowed
down to y contest between Mr.. Buchanan
and Mr.. Fillmore. The more the quaif-
cations of Mr.. Fremont nrs discussed, the
more meagre they will appear, and the
country will see that the tlecti"n Of F'e
mont will he simply the raising tn power
sucl, ngilslon as Seward. Wilson, Sumner,
Greeley. Theodore Parker. Bcecler, and
other aboltionists. As this fact is deysIop.
ed in the canvas, all parties. except, perhaps
an insignificant minority. will concentrate
upon Mr.. Buchanan and Mr.. Fillmore. We
think the democracy, therefore, in fighting
Mr.. Fremont, who, in endeavoring to ,ide
both the Know-N Nothing and black repujli
can horses will surely miss them both. may
make mistake. Nj. Fillmore is evidently
the one to look after. -.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1856-07-10
A KANSAS ADDRESS.

Mnj. W. ID. WILKES, pursuant TO ar-
poin,mcnt, addressed the people in the
Court House on Salc-day. His speech was
one of the most thrilling and eloquent We
have heard upon the Kansas question. 1t
was received with great applause.
The Kansas Committee passed through
the audience with the hat, and about two
hundred and forty dollars WAS paid in.