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ga Want of statesmansnip.n
We clip the following from tho Charleston Ere
Netrs OF the 2lst inst

We clip the following from tho Charleston Erenins
Eetrs Of the 2st inst
"But tho time has now come to gay to orr pol
ciar.s at Washington, that South Carolina. however
sho may congratulate upon the caning oi Sumner aud
the defence Of her past history has ulso the right to
cLim some other achievement worthy of her present
era and position The long Session of Congress is
its closc and what will il accomplish for her to-
ward abang the anli.slavcry cgitation; providing
greater security against Ills aggression securing her
citizens equality OF right wherever the Constitution is
the supreme law" diminishing the present enor
nous federal taxation upon her industry and oos,-
mercc and its blighling effect upon the prosperity Of
hei institutions; enforcing economy upon the waste.
fu| and demoralzinS expenditures OF the federal goy-
eSincnt or getting our compehsatng share Of them
completing dccnccs, opening. our harbor imrrov.
ing our postal facilities and management; obtaining
our ns share Of tho benefits dispensed from the pub.
lie lands; preparing for the Suuth her Indispensable
expansion IN Tic Union, or expanding independencc
out OF 1t; and above all, making provision to pro.
tcct tic Southern minority against the us,lrpacns
and Nominations Of the Northern meo,ity7 What
have they done, or wha: will or can they do, beyoud
having put South Caroliua into the prosttu,inr arms
Of federal party. and drawn her inlo the dclauchcs
Of the Presidential orgy2 II naught. will they so
tell us? At this crisis the averment cannot 10 tolc.
rated. that nothing can he done There are too MANY
crushing elements oil usurpa,ion. anarchy CORFU aon
snd outrage aloat, for to remain passive Our
whole organic system is being dsintegratct by DO.
htical tuIPtudo aid radical practices; yet shall the
country only pipe ard dance in mad Juror to the tunes
Buck and Brcch" Woody horse" and "The model
2r. sdcnti'
Shall South Carolina longer have no policy, State
or federal? Or il one, none but the game of puilS?
She is now dsmased, steamlcss ship, floating OH
Dead Sea- lurc!Iins about without compass, SAIL or
ruddcr. The voice OF her people is muzzlcd, their
mind handaged, their spirit benumbcl- scn<siun.
consultation, action alike restricted. lmbccEtv, t..
gyism and moneyarchS sit nightmare over her
troubled sleep. Whose fault is itf Politicians and
legislators What the calse2 4 want of stutesmon.
Alp. Shall this stao Of things coulnuc7 Let the
people and the Legislature answer"
Tho above extract contains some startling news to
the people Of South Carolina. Had tho last steamer
from Europe brought tho intelligence that Englandha
declared par against Fonce could not havo been
much moro surprised than that in tho South Carolina
delegation in Congress- there ia "a want of states
1raaShip."
BY What prccos. OF alchemy has the Eeus made
this astounding discovery, Weare saxous to learn,
and 40 t:as. th" Mrs IN making cot the Bill vii!
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FORCE PUMPS
G GARDEN EN- CINE
AND

'INHE subscriber has just received supply Of
l. Thatchers Double Acting Force and Lift Pumps
Also Garden Engines, with Fixtures which no Wilt
sell for cash at reasonable prices.
These Pumps are adapted 10 FL the purposes Of
Force or Lift Pump, and are convenient for watering
gardens cleaning windows washing carriages, sides
OF buildings, wetting side walks. streets, &C.
The Importance OF the Garden Engine cannot well
be over estimated as s bundantly established by the
testimony of all who are fortunate enough to possess
one. 1t is highly useful not only in supplying Gar.
dens and Nurseries with regular showers, but also
for shower trees and plants-and for the destruc.
tion Of worms, by ar admixture Of sulphur with wa.
ter az i'
can supply customers with Pumps of all sizes,
from the SMALLEST CISTERN to the LARGEST
ENGINE PUMPS in use. Also, Hose and Tubing
oi various kinds; Hose Cleviscs and Couplings; dis.
charge pipes and check valves, and when needed can
furnish amy part OF the Pump. Orders are respect
fully solicited.
N. B.-l have purchased the right to sell in Ker
shaw Lancaster, Sumter and Clarendon Districts
aB"J. ". P McKagen is authorized to receive
orders or to transact any business connected with the
above. CIIAS H. PECK
July 20, 81 &c
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pr zes Of 5000 approximatiny to $40. 900 nrizc
l5,ls5 Prizes smsssGtiAg 10.

Is, lS5 Prizes snssaNting 10. s2UNNo
The l5.Ooo Pri,es oS So are determined brl line
number which draws the Sl0,UI0 Prne-if that As,
Der should I've au odd number then every odd nur3xr
ticket im ,he Scheme will be entitled to Ss: id1
even number, then every even pGmber ticket ni
Scheme will be entitled to S. in addition 10
other Prize which the ticket may draw
Purchasers in buying an equal quantity OF odd la
even number tickets will be certain Of drawing ned]Y
half the c,ss OF the same. with chances of obtaptar
other Prizes u
All those tickets ending with O. 2, 1, 6, g. are eySs
all those ending with l. 8, s, I, 8 are odd.
"a Remember tbs. every Priae is drawn, and a.y.
able in full wbou, deduction.
"All Prizes Of 81 600 and under. paid immcdt
a,cy after the drawing-olher Prizes at the usual
time of thirty days.
All COMMUNICATIONS strictly confidential. The draw,
numbers will be forwarded purchasers immediately
after the drawing.
Whole Tickets SIS; Halves S250; CHARTERS / as
Prize Tickets casled renewed in other Tickets Al,
either office.
Great Inducements TO Clubs.
As one half Of tho Tickets are guaranteed to draw
.SS we will sell Certificates Of Packages Of 10 Tickets
Todd and even numbers,) ut the following rates.
All that Tie 10 Tickets draw over the amount quar-
anteed accrues 10 the purchaser.
Certificate CT Package of 10 Whole Tickets -
" e. Ia Half .I
10 Quart'r" .
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates of pa
ages Of Tickets, either TO I
S. SWAN d CO., Atlanta, Ga. s.
July 90. or 5. SWAN, Montgomery, AL,
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MRs. MAny BARKLEy.--1 This venerable mat.
ron tSays the Winnsboro S. G.. Register of ll"
22d in,t) departed this life on Sunday morn.
Ing last at the advanced aye Of 81 vr;trs and 4
months. For seventy five years She hac been
u consistent and pinus member nf The Presby-
terrain Church. At "the time that tried mems
Souls sh, had attained 10 wOman.o"d and
although ,E.rn hctroihcd to TIC one she loved,
she sacrificed their mutual affections for the
espousal of her coun,ry's causr, and !mde her
lover =" to avenge her conntry's wrong. 1le
Obeyed her command, and went TO return no
more " hen his death was announced TO her
she with the iorIilnI" "i the mother Of the
Gracchi. rather b"as'iny Of his patriotic marty
dom than aa.c.tins his loss, remarked I'VE
wc.c Ia be n,ar:ird after the war"
hc afterwards hcranc thc wife Of Mr. Hugh
Barktrg, uni settled in Wiunsboro, where sho
co,inpe:! L, reside till the day of her DEATH
enjoying il her own private say social aud
domestic happiness.
As hcr nan,e ha. not been enrolled among
the "Wvlncn oi' tho Rcvol4linn," we would he
pleased to publish short biography fit could
be furnished by her friends or relatives.
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HEAVY CASE OF FORGERY AND SwISDLiHG.
1t seems lhat within few days past a forgerv

Heavy CASE OF FORGERY AND SwlNDLlNG
1t seems that within a few days past forgery
and swndle have come to light. 1t appears
that some person in st. Thomas West Indies,
forged the names of.arespectab!e ahd we'll known
firm in that Island to bills OF lajing purportiny
to BE- on the shipment Of sugar, &c, to Il respec-
table firm in Charleston, S. c. These bills Of
iading were sent to the latter house, with advces
stating that their agent in New York would
receive the amount Of the bills. 1t was hot
long before the Charleston house received from
the supposed New York agent, requesting them
To Lay out the money for which the bills called
in cotton and ship to him. This was actually
done, and the Cotton received in New York, and
the most OF it sold once or twice ovei before the
fraud was detected In The meantime, the quon.
dam agent fled, probably on one rf the ocean
steamers to Europe. 1t is supposed that the
Charleston house will have to stand the chief
loss. A, far as tho fraud has been developed it
amount, TO about $4,000 or to about 5000.
THIS game of robbing by forged bills Of laling
his been tried before, and should induce great
caution on The part of merchants in making
advances on bills Of Ladins, unless familiar with
the signatures Of those with whom they deal.
" Y Herald.
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Wislar,s Balsan, of Wild Cherry.

Has established for itself reputation that cannot
lie a,s,iled Dr. Wm. A. Snaw, Of Washington, n
c., writes under date Of May |, as lollows Il have
heard of many of decided beneficial effects from
It's use, especially in Asthma and Chronic Cough of
spasmodic character. Ibave used the Wild cherry
great deal in practice and with marked good r. sults
Every one knows the reputation Of the Turpen.
tine and Balam constituents in pToracttd co:ehs.-
The combination of these principles in WISTARS
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY, is ingenio md in.
dicious.
Medical men are ju>ty dis,rustful Of Patent Medi.
cnes in general but cand r must discriminate between
outrageous m'strnnis aud .humbugs and tlrsc medi
cnes which have proved salusary .dnd in many well,
attesiel cases, curative.a'. -
sNone genuine Unless sig: .edY. BUTTS the wrap
per.
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A Double Revenue.

In another column we copy the proceedings of the
Mayors Court in Charleston, which are sometimes
really Amusing though, we often wonder at tho in;
consistency Of selling one man Lconse to sell lquF.
and then furnishing by fines those to whom he seisIlt
merely Lecausc the latter display the effects which tie
former pay for thoprivege to cause. Several gene.
raliors have tnkered this LccEso Sys,em but ills s
badly cracked ever. Break it 10 pieces, and gst
something Lew,-,hat is the only true. remedy 81
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Congressional

WAsn1Ncros, July "a The L. S. Senate
passed bill to day .oex'er"l American jurisdic
lion over the newly discovered guano islands.
In the House the Army Appropriation bill was
discussed and amended 10y declaring the laws -!
Kansas nulIand vo!l Amsou,ion was reported
declaring Reeder, instead of Whitfield, delegate
from Kansas.
" AsHlNGr"H, July 25--Private bills Of uninl.
portant character were discussed to day. The
Senate passed bill for the pre- payment ofpostasr
on all printed matter.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES n,
By JOHN u. JOY, ESQUIRE, ouD,y,,~

w Letters of Administration on nj NV " "e 70
tho goods and clrattcls. rights and crcd,,s aH
r. Young, atc oftIe District AFORESAID dcce,sos, W III
Theso are, therefore, TO cite and odmon;Sh Gu :
singular tho kindred and creditors OF tho s.;d
cd TO be and appear before me ut our hey, Ors;u
Court for the said District, TO be Eoldcn =, e'na UNITY
Court House on the eighth day of Augns, Netsna ns
show c,,lsc. it any, why tho said ,dm;r;a.oA. ncA.
should not be granted.
Given under MY band 4Hd seal, this el,h d,v
hundred and taysiS, aqd in tho eirltv.srs e'g
American Independence 's' year
july 'e-:d JOHN \. Jc7. q = /, Il
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New York Market.

New York, July 2+.=-Cotlon is dnll an'l
onis iOG bales changed hards. Flour has ad
vancrd, aud State is worth Sc Per hbl., OhiO
s6 80, and Standard Southern $3.50. Wheat
has advanced. Corn commands Gl cents per
buShel.
New York, July 25.--Gaton is firm aud
500 bales changed hands. Flour is higher.
Wheat has advanced and Southern White
commands 81 per Lushel. Corn is IN.
changed.
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knew him will attest His death, ut SO early an age
is another sad proof Of the uncertainty Of life And
well might the poet in rejecting upon sosoemna sub
ect encourage himself with the consolaoy assurance
expressed in his beautiful lines.
Oh well may we hope when our short life isdonei
To meet in some world Of mms permanent bliss;
Since smile or grasp of the hand haste,ang on
Is alive can have OF each other in this"
DIED. Oh lslh inst, ApELLA HENRIETTA, youngest
child OF The late Rev. Samuel Wragg Capers; aged
lS months and % days.
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Town Meeting.

At meeting Of the citizens Of Camden Oh the 26th
inst Mcssrs. c. Ma,hcson, Vim. Anderson and jas
/. villepigue were appointed Committee to solicit
subscriptions, for the purpose Of renewing our con-
nexion with the through lecgraphic line. meeting
of the subscribers 10 the stock will be held the week
following.
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DssERvEDLY PoPuLAK.-We do our friends a
real service calling attention to medicine of
such acknowledged merit as Wis,ar.s Balsam.
We are al liable tocoughs and colds, which cease
to be dangerous when recourse is had to the
Wild Cherry. l2)
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Political Items.

New YORK July 25. C"mn'"dorr Stockt"n
has withdrawn n Il candidate for the Presidei.
., Ia lsvur of Mr. Fillmore. The New York
Wing State Cunrmillce have called II Convrl,.
ton 10 elect Urlegalos TO il Natona! Couven
lion at Baltimore.
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South CaroIina---Kershaw Dis,rj

By john Il. joy, Esquire, Ordinary. |
WHEREAS, John T. Mcclure applied to m
w Letters Of Administration on an and =
lar, the goods and chattels, rights ard cred
Daniel Mcmillan, late Of the District afo {
deceased: Q
These are, therefore, TO cite and admonish nj
Singular, tho kindred and creditors of tho 8.
crlscd TO be aud appear before me at our next
ry's Court for the said District. to ho holden S:
shaw Court House nn the 9th day of Aupt
To show cause. il any, why the said admir-
shonli not he granted.
GIVEN under my Hand and Seal, ,hif
Of August in the year Of our Lord one
eight hundred and ,iNy-siS, and in the cirhk
Of American independence
July 20,-td. JOHN R. JOY,
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- INTERESTING I!xEnc1sEs.-On Sund y last the
Rev. Mr.. Crvss. D. D., Of Charleston. deliverd the
commencement sermon in the Wotford Chapel
IN the presence Of large and most intelligent
auditory. The subject md the substance ofthe
sermon we're peculiarly appropriate and interest
ing, and the delivery most attractive and en-
gaging. 1t was, indeed, happy Effort, and pro
duccd powerful effect upon the minds nf those
present There were large number OF minis
ters in ttendance-,here were four Doctors Of
Divinity in the pulpit 81. the same time. which
was something unusual for q place TO larger
than Spartanburg.< s
At o'cl,ck in the afternoon Rey. j. T..
Wishtmnn delivered an nte csng and impres
sive sermon III, the Chapel ofthe Female COLLEGE.
On Sunday evening the Rev. DR.. Hanner, Of
the Tennessee Conference, delivered the Com
menccment Sermon ofthe Female College inrhe
Meihodis6Church. His sermon was plain, prac.
teal an,Lsrgunentative, and bore the impress
Of losicl mind.
Oa<Monday and Tuesday evenings our people
were again favored with sermons from DR.. Hammer
ard DIR. gross.-Spartqnburg Erpress.k
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Wo happen to know that DIX. AYERS Cherry Pee.
toral and Cahu'hc Pills good medicines and shall
proclaim 1t becalse we do know it. We confidently
believe there is vast amount Of relief from suffering
for afflicted fellow men wrapped up IN these skill.
full preparations, and we shall freely our little in
Auence to make them known TO those who need them
PHILADELPHIA Sunday Times
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Pumps.

Attention is invited to the advertisement Of Mr.
c. IT. Peck. which will be found in our advertising
columns. Mr.. Peck has taken the trouble and in
Cured The expense of introducing these Pumps which
are wcrh trial at least they may be seen and test.
ed ct the store of Mr. A. H. Farrow
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Mississippi.

A friend writing from this State under date of :hc
l4h inst, says 90
Weather very hot, but healthy, and crops very
promising.
~ Hon. P. S. Brooks, in his manly vindication of
the character Of his State and kinsman has done hon.
our to himself and set IN example worthy Of all i;n
tator :" = r.
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OUR EXCHANGES. &c.

THE LADIES' BOOK is at hand for July and with it's
usual amount of reading matter and attractive pic
lures.
PETERsoX's MAGAZINE is also at hard, and contains
its usual variety
the SOUTHERN LIGHT has not appeared for july at
least 80 far az we are Interested What the matter
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Later from, Eanvana.

New York, July 24.-The steam ship Phita
hlph'a has arrived at quarantine with yellow
fever on board. "a She has 100000 in specie,
The health Of Cuncha is precarious.
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LATER from Kansas.

Sr' LOUIS. July 25.--G"vernor Lane has
crossed into Kansas, with 600 men fully arm.
ed, and has rc.nrnrd, and i, is reported that
he has said that he wnuld force Iii way ur che
Missouri with another regiment. Grn. taF'
uey and Col, Baker were at l,eavenworlh.
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Pass them Round,

That It may 6e known from the East to the West
and from the Nor,lto the South that Mcssrs Hoffman
OF Maryland and Cullen. Of Delaware Representatives
from Stare States voted tor the e'palyioa Of Col
Brooks, from the House.
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DEATH OFF Jous A. GYLEs, ESQ. John A.
Gyles Esq, Attorney st Law died in Charles,
ton, S. G., on the 23d inst. Mr. Gylcs at the
time of his death held t!,e office orr w. Grand
Secretary of the Grand Lodge of the |. O. 0. +.
Of south Carolina, .wl4ici! Office 10 has held for
the last Ten years, a;d .as known 10 tho :rs,
c.-:.y tL-cugh tie s.a.o IS a. c.iir:c1. c:;ce-.
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I. Q. Q. z.

The following are the officers Of Kershaw Lodge,
No. O. or the present term:
JAS. /. VILLEPlGUg, N. G.
D. r. KENNEDY, V. G.
C. BoFESscHEN, Sccty.
Tho. J. WARREN, Treas'r.
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OBJ Gamofu luerkIp s@onrual.
Tuesday, July 20, 1855.
Book Lost.

If any Of our friends have i'll possession copy of
the BiIlo in the Counting Eoom," by Rev. DR..
Boardman, which is borrowed property they will
please return it to us. We loaned our cory to some
body, and would like 10 have it back.
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A SURE CURE FOR FELoN.-IloM the part
affected in Perry Davis Vegetable Pain Killer
for half an l,euf, aud the pain and sol .,pess will
entirely berrinoved. Bu',Aon, take "ur word
fora, when IL i2 cts. ailI buy bottle Of it
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MIR. Herbert Acquitted.

WASHINGTON, July 25,-lhe jnry in the
Herbert case, after an absence Of forty five
minn,es, returned verdict OF not guilty, and
Mr.. Herbert WAS released.
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TURNIP SEED.

INuOSE gentlemen for whom we procured Turnp
Seed will please call aud get them.
DCustomers supplied, aHl the seed warranted
to be fresh, III. supply consists Of
RUTA BAGA,
NORFOLK,
FLATDUTCH,
WHPrE GLOBE,
YELLOW STONE
ALSO--A few SHALLOTS. Now is the time I'd
plant them. Call at
TnE gosT OFFICE.
July. 90
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sias advices were not received until after the
business "f The day had terminated Sugars
were easier.
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New Orleans Market,

Nlw ORLEANS, July 23.-The sales OF Cot
ton to day comprised 800 bales, at from 10 S.s
0 10 81 cents per lb. so- Kiddlirg. Tlle Per-
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a''::A fxriX OcCrERGNcE,--G Hastings, the
.Conductdr:o of a freight tain on the South Caro-
!. ! na. Railroad, was accjdrntly killed ON Sa,ur
day list On The down train near Cypress, swamp
Il appears that he was in the baggage car and
the sliding doors at the side WAS pushed aside.
:hi,d u" frdttng his head ont to give some direc-
tons Ia the engineer, he missed his hold at the
80. WHICH precipi'aied him down an en,bank
,,ent some iliity five feet, and his head srik
,iug O cro.: ito as be went caused" a conclusion
of The brain :slacb resulted Ia dea:l, l., alrsst
.gs sloa.s.-E=.;rc Etrs.
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q ALMOST DnowxED.-A Iitth negro buy, abnn.
eight years old, WAS playing son the, bridge
IS Eem,ett's Mill Pond nn Saturday l,<t,
II isivr's@ti, t>.;".tl.+, -Isr.ri
q very near being drowoed He WAS on y
sNged by having presence OF niud sntici,sl. L"
stize a picee Of floating timrber, TO which he
=hel on un,il he was rescued The temptation
for bathing ,i'lring this hot summer we.lsars
very great, bpt amateur swimmers If iessser
:yenrs should be very careful how they ven,nre
,bry.n their drph. We hope they will psfI
l.y this warning. and keep near shore, ~ err-
iflie their nquate amnsemcnts to shaE"w WA
ier.- Eseaiag Nees
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PoI1r1cal Joxf. We have priva,e7auhen-
lid aduces of an amusing butipdica,ive mistake
of which Fremont was the victim. In New York
city, last week, the free soil candidate went on
on board the steamship "orizaha,' to bid adios
70 come California bound friends. A gentleman
who wasewith Fremont, said to Padre Will
tho Eicaragaan Minister, who was OIL board.
.saIIlow me TO introduce your excellency TO the
next President of the United States" (nlasGg
n motion towards Fremont, but not calling him
by.name) The Padre stepped forward, raised
his hat, bowed and said, Il am very shapry to
seo2you. Mr.. Buchananr' Enough said.