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The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1857-01-31

A LPHONsE DEBAILLON. Public Auc-
~ 1loheer in and for the Parish of St. Landry.
orders left at the Office of Z. S. Robin will receive
prompt attention.
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a. N. ROGERS, Collector of Accounts,
M etc., respectfully offers his services to the pub,
lie as such. Orders left at j. Poseys Drug Store will
be promptly attended to. March ~.
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r BARKER, Gun and Locksmith, AZ Per.
y dido street, NewOreans, will make and repair
Guns Pistols, ETC., and indeed do any work in his
line with punctnaty and dispatch, and in the hes,
style. Cans made in a superior manner.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1857-01-31

.1OHN MACDONALD, Civil Engineer and
Surveyor, offers his services to the public. Will
promptly attend to any orders left at Chs n Eaers
corner Of Main and Landry streets, Opeousas.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1857-01-31

A LBERT DEJEAN, Counsellor and At
" torney at Law, Opelonsas, will attend to any
p, ishes. N''''''3
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1857-01-31

also, general assortment OF GnoCEhthI ,st I,ero
The whole Of which he offers on the most hpefu
terms, Big Cane, December l3, ls56. ,,o,p,c
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1857-01-31

WIN. II. SPEN GER, Attorney and Cou,-
~ sellorat Law, by diligence and fidelity in the
discharge OF his profession hopes TO merit and receive
patronage. Office in Opelousas.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1857-01-31

OUlS A. PATIN, Public auctioncer in
a ~ and for the Parish of St Landry. Office nj
t1rand Cotcau. Any orders left al: The Union Hotel.
opelonsas, will be promptly attended to.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1857-01-31

IT WEST, Practical Dentist, 112 st. Charlie.
- street, continues to practice his profession il
all its branches He trusts that his lung experienc,
and acknowledged skill may secure to him shar,
of the public patronage.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1857-01-31
NEW ORLEANS CARDS.

II TOLEDANO & TAYLOR, Commission
1ps Merchants, corner of St. Charles and Union
streets, NewOrleans.
BENJ. ToIEpANo. y. M'poNALp TAYLOR.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1857-01-31

II ODGING ROOMS, lO4 st. Charles st.,
IL NewOrlcans. HENRY STRONG can accom-.
modatc gentlemen with Lodging, by the night, week
or month. Prices to suit the times.
Best of Liquors and Wines at the bar.
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Goll,lllcrciai.

AnnEv'LLE G. IT,, 5. G., Dec 3, 1851
L"tfo"-We notice but little change in fins
article. The few sales which have been mu.l.
were at from 10 to l0I. Planters seem rc!ucton,
to sell at present figures. y choice article woulI
bring ln4 cents
C"I.rMnIA, S. c., Dee. ].
t"H"n.-Tllc amount of COTTON Offering ycs,.r
day was so light we were unable To pcrcriv.
any chang" IN prices, and therefore we continue
to quote lot "a 10y for good miL,llinr to fair
and cho &C l0i cents.
CnAHLEsIoS, =. c., Nov. 2S
f"Ho".-Ihcrc was very good demand for
cotton to-day, which resulted in the sale of up-
wards Of 1000 bales. Prices have been grad
ually stillcn'ns since our weekly report, and at
the close "f business the market showed an in
pr"veincnt of ! @ !c. Oh all grades, the better
qualities, however, have improved most We
quote go"d 'ldling and mitdling fair III a. I2c.
Tie sales Of the day may be classcL us follows.
viz: II u II cents.
CHARLESTON, Nov 80
t"H"n-lhc sales of cotton to. day amount to
], 100 bales Mt ! to 4c. decline
ArGrsrA, Nov. %.
Cofto".-Mid,lling Fair imported ut III cents
per pound.
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NoFICE..

I'lli Subscribers having disposed of tl,rir en-.
,lro stock OF Dry Goods, in {the establish.
~ ,''ent know as Chambers s. Marshall, ut AbbeviIIe
=: H., >. e., beg leave to recommend to their
M"ssrs. John Gray and Jas. II. Robertson SIn
WI wll conduct the business under the STYLE and
TILE OF GRAY .S ROBERTSON.
h'se gentlemen are well known by us a,
ene,rriS'ng and correct business men, aud we
e"t.ra"ny ''n,, recommend them to our friends and
patrons ns worthy their liberal patronage.
e;s Mr. John Grny is our authorized Agent 10
sr'''o s.' AT accounts due by or to the firm OF
thamh'rs ~ Marshall. aud we earnestly request
'n"Se indebted to make early settlement, as IL il
absolutely necessary for us 10 close our busine ess
country. t
CHAMBERS d MARSHALL.
columbia, s G., Nov. 80, 1857. 32.tf
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Chot,,u coniny hom Em"pc-rhc ha, k
Snwn front tlnmbu,t arrived nt tluurnn,in.
Tuesday mo'ni"r, with 2i5 rassrnst-i~. reports
i"r'y ono deaths IN the pnssaur. The sick were
"nus" ,.f II. Wn".n"''"". anu We l"ntn ut Castle
iardcn permit was issued alluwuy tho we'll m
y" landed Mt the t;a',lcn. u s,cnmer has ,,o,,,
h"wm ntlcr thcn nnh wns r.pccicd bnck nbu,,
tlrr" o'clock this nlrrnoou.
The Tiusko, which arrived from Bremen Inst
week lost eight of Ter passengers f,um choc,u
%" the VOYAGE, aud several cases were taken to
III" hospital. All the passengers were kent II,
Quarantine four ar five davs.
ih" Louis Napoleon. which arrived Monday
hi II large nunl"r "i eases Of ulr,s"Is on board
thirty children. sick "f iha disease. wrr. taken
!" ut TN" hospital, and several others have since
nee" taken down. fhr"" persons died on the
l'"ssagc.-.Nc~ York Post
f"nrirf"d.-fcstcr.av afternoon, = T. Scott
late Postmaster at Golfers, EL.ciicld District
was convicted "f r"hting tho mail, cent TO his
chhrS", ON August the LIST, last.
The special secret agent caught him through
II trap letter. method employed by these
agents with great success.
There are, we learn, two more inJict Innufs
o.'"hst Sc"tt-C"r"iina Times nf .Snturh,M
'tmr I" W" l"rh-T Grand Jury of New
i"ik, III their present iiirn, state that eth. p,r
tcnt,ary ut Blackwrlrs Island, at the nrcsru,
.., ,''' ".i'"h't', u pitrt oI the ir-
male department being allotted t" the males, and
unless stop is put to crime. the prison must he
enlarged IN order to privilc for their ncccssi.
ties"
'"""n "",i F'Wi"bi"s IN Worih,-A CORES
!mnderi, writing from Grccnwo"l, jackson, co.
ria. (ncar The northern line Of tn. $tat.,) un.
der date of the 10th ult, SAYS: "W. ure ma,
KING average crops OF cotton. No frost vet
worth inrntI"ming. have wa:ernclons, sunnsl,.s
snap beans, okla, &c, green and growing i'm
my garden. My cotton is still in b,ooul
Sh",l H"rpiy IF Cottom Goods-Thc Spring
nee, NMaSs.I Republican Of th" 9th says -" 4
'c""hS cotton manufacturer of this county saws
there Is not "a three mouths supply of cotton
goods IN the country. Ii this be- true, the mills
must soon resume work, or prices will RAPIDLY
advance before spring Let them rcsumc-th.
unemployed will have no objection.
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JoRDAN'S DRUG STORE

a IST received large and fino Stock Of
~ CUTLERY; Is per cent. off for Cash.
i."oi varieties Pocket Knvcs-Tortoise and
Pearl handle of the finest m; kc A good as
s"r''ncnl OF very fine Rnzors
Shooting Tackle
OF every description, Powder Flasks, Shot Belta.
Game Bags, Nipple Wrenches, Percussion Cans.
COX. COX = Walkers, Eeys, Pistol Gaps; also, u few
Colts Hcpeaters, latest patent.
Culinary Articles.
Corn Starch, Yeast Powders. Arrow. Root.
Co"pers Isinglass, Irish Moss, Geatn., extract
Coffee, fl"vnr'ng Extracts, French md Eng!:.!:
M's'"rds, White Wine Vinegar, Black Pepper,
N",neSs. Cinnamon, Spices, etc.
Also, Turning Fluid, Camphine, Neat Foot
Oil, Farnishes, &c.
Fine Brandies, Wines, Gin,
Plantation Whisky. All of which propose to
s''l rs low us can be bought anywhere in the up
country. u
D. A. JORDAN.
Dec. 5, 1857. 32 IF =
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LIST OF CONSIGNEEs

Remaining IN tie D,pot at .ibbeyilic 70, ne
"''k 'mlimg Dcrcmk,r g 1857.
j j Cunningham, DIR & T Anderson Rev J O
Lindsey. Iho> Robertson. Thos Jackson Col n
& CabcIl. Hon T. & Perrin, J j I.ipf,rd, Co,l,,
Hunter H. Go, w \ Il K T.: Gaines, J W Craw
ford, ID Mars, \ & Haskell. Mrs T. T. Wmh,r.
spoon: DR. j War'llaw Lee & Wilson. J Gordon,
\ league, !. II Russell, II s Kerr T. White.
hcid South, J n y Knox, Enrgh, Il Starr, Mrs
l. Il fnrker, Hon Burt. Gen = Meg, wan.
ID. X. SONDIEY. Art.
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Tbe Kansas Consituiiom at tie Hortk.-The
Administration newspapers Of the North ara di-
viied in sentiment concerning the knns Consti-
t,l'ion. 10 is denounced by the Chicago Jsmes,
CDuuys' Orgap,) the Detroit Free Pycss, (tl,e
organ Of Gen. Casr) Providence Post, Albany
1tias, Philadelphia Press, (Forney's paper.)
Buffalo Cor riey. Rochester Union, Seneca o.
serper. and other organs Of the Party; The
Washington IEnfon. unqnalifiedIy coLuiends it
-. 40 barbpger Of political peace and har-
niony.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1857-12-03

Mr. George d: Tillnan, in company with
some Of his friends, u, tile Jail IL, this place
on Sunday evening, but sIaid only few hours.
IL is said that he has been to Nicaragua with
Walker In conversation with friend, Mr.:
filin,an said That il was his intention to be here
last Ccurt, but was prevented by an attack
some imcomprclicnsible cause, Mr. Tiliman wa.
not committed TO Jail. but It is expected, or 70 :.
ported, that bo is to be here next Spring to an
swer the charge alleged against hm.-Edgefeid
1drcrtiser.
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SENATOR,

We see by The Columbia papers Of the lst
INST, that Ex-Governor HAMMOND at the third
ba:lo, was elected TO the United States S.nut..
Mcssrs. CnEsSrr and PRESTON received n respect.
able vote the first and second ballots. These
gentlemen, upon the third ballot, withdrew. and
The contest narrowed down to l.. w. PIcKrSs
and J. II. HAMMOND.
The following is the result of the third ballot ::
~- -. hAAM"Hp.. -.--............ .Sj
J.. w. ilckENS,. 50
Scattering. IL
Gov. HAMMOND had published in the Charles
ton Mercury Of October III, his determination not
to be candidate, and notwithstanding his pub-
lie '!cclina,ion he has been elected by majority
Of !? over all.
Whatever motives may have Influenced the
Legislature whether il has been Il feeling of ON.
position to National Democracy or merely an cx.
precision OF its sense to the merits Of the call
diahtcs. without reference 10 party -whetl,er
party feeling has has had nny agency in
bringing about this result, We regard it lhs bes,
selection That could have been made.
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A NEW FIRM

l'y reference to our Advc,ti>n. columns il
WI br seen that the store formerly owned by
tH.MEtEs k MAE~n,I.r. has been purcl,nSc. l,y
M">sr> CRAY E"ErEr>"N, who will in future
conduct The business Of that well known r;s,ab
llsi'''"nt. They are both men Of long .xpcrent Z
III business unl men whom we know To b., worthy
of cu;,ii ru.c
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Dpnleneal.

MARRIED, on the oath nit, by Mr. David
kellar, ESD, Mr. WIN. T. PACE, and Miss
SUSAN TURNER, all of this District.
On the 18th ult, by Rev. II. T. Sloan. Mr.. II.
7. OLIVER, of Miss, to Miss SALLIE G. FRA
ZlER, daughter Of James ". Frazier, Esq, Of
Abbeville, s. G.
On tile Goth inst. by the Rev. II. r. Sloan
Mr. JAMES L. WHITE TO Miss FANNIE LIP
FORD, all Of this District
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ABBEVlLL.E BANNER.
Thursday Morning, Dec. ), 1867.
~. q. DAVIS, Editor.
CHANGE OF sCuED,,t.E

For the information nnt accommodation nf our
reaiers W. rc.publisl the following schedule, on
the Ahbcv'li" Branch, as some may ,n, have ,l.
served il last week:
Passenger Train will leave the D,ro, ;t o5
'n'n"'s past Z o'clock \. NJ. and return nt half
past ?"c!ork, y. NJ: and leave ngnm at | o'clock
L. NJ and return at - minutes past y "'clock
l.. ".
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1857-12-03

Funeral IF General II'orih.-Thc ceremonies
attendant upon the removal Of the remains Of
Gen. Wort, TO the tomb prepared for them, uu
der the monument in course of erection to Ills
memory, ut the junction Of broadway and Fifth
on the 25th. The military, masouc, and civic
display was most imposing and was witnessed
ny thousands OF persons. who congregatcd along
the line OF the proccssion, Notwithstanding the
severity of the cold. The funeral services nj
the monument inexperienced by Rev. Dr. Vim
ton, OF Trinity Church nn Interesting masonic
ceremony followed. and Mayor Wood delivered
an address II was sonie tim: after dark before
the ceremonies were concluded
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rits c,Mptnortsn orNrnAt,s Rsponr

We r"n''cusc IA" f,ll"winu s,uis,irs from ia"
t'p"rt Of j. ID. AsnM"rt t"mr"u"llr General
made NJ the opening ui The Session If The r,rs
ent Legislature. The rrccirtS "r tnNrs nj ,l,r
ppcr Division fnt the wear iSaI, IA compared
with those of 1885, show n decrease Of S2i,-
5?i G3. Decrease from Lower Division. reaches
!St3, i9S33. The totnl decrease nr the two
Trcnsurcs. amounts to SsGI ,u2jg,i The de,
crease ~ accounted for by the fact that the I"-is
ltlnio reduced the rate of taxes nt its session in
lSjG. upon several classes of property, particu
larly OH tho sales ol goods, wares and nc,clan-
disc The aggregate Of taxes paid in To the
Stat" Treasury Is $.13n.?1p.I3
In connection with the taxes of the State, the
Comptroller brings to tho attention Of the Icus-
laturc, the expense Of collecting taxes and re-
conirncmds that the commissions allowed To Tax
Collectors should he cnrtnilcd. The aggregate
of commissions paid Tax Collectors in tho State
is So, GS5a.
lie dcv"trS a porticn Of his report to the Banks
AZ the commencement "f the present fiscal wear,
the Banks, III this State. had an aggregate liubil.
ity of $:i2.?39 23l.I7. To meet this liability,
their nsscs in specie, WAS $ S:i,2uS.7:, will,
SI,SS6, ?:?.3i i'll domestic exchange, and S47J;
lIil6, foreign exchange. At the same time the
amount "f the deposits 81, .:l, Io,9H near
~ three times the amount of specie in their
vaults.
The State has stock in the various Railroads
"i The State, I" tho amount Of $l,?1!,3DO. To
tai amount Of dividends received on this stock is
S7,1S1. The public debt of the Stale, amounts
- Si,UJS, ,SSi.6O. In addition tn this, the State
l. rlarauiur on bonds of tlr SoutI t.nrIu, Phil
ro;,l for :S.OoO, uOo; and is indebted ,n In.
''ci States. for surplus revenue. 81, ,OJl I?au?.
lie Interest ON the public debt for hr Year clos
III" :plh Srplcnbcr, 1871, amounts in ::.7l,.
iJb.S'. The actual amount appropriated and
expended for the New State House. since the
commencement of tn. work. in lSju. reaches
:SJG';,"tid.IJ. Ih. amount expended for the
present fiscal year Reaches :S2G!,1l9.GS.
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RELIGIOUS NOCICE

The Rev. {. l.. GAnsp::S, of Charleston. will
preach III the Episcopal Church OH Sunday n,orn
t"G and "ight at III" usual hours.
AT night he will deliver II discourse before the
y. NJ Christian Association. Sra,s fire. ON both
occasions, and The public invited To attend
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THE SOUTHERN CITIZEN.

We are pleased TO rccciv. thi, excellent jour
nal, published by tho distinguished Iri Il exile,
J"HN Mirci,rir, anil WM. G.. SWAMI, AT Knox
vile, Tennessee, for 81 lcr annum We tax.
p!easnr" in recommending; this spirited News and
political Journal To onr ica.lcrs.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1857-12-03

A young gentleman at the Isle Of Wight wsx
addressing young iudy in the following gran
diIoqnent style: "'l'he most dignifcd, glorious
mmn io~1 ,s %1IS ,h,J tne next
slie suddenly interrupted him with, 81 have seen
specimens Of the two latter blended III -one"..
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THE GOVERNORS MESSAGE.

w" publish on our outside page the Govcrnor's
Message. IL is devoted I" matter of State policy
emitting any allusi"n to Federal Politics. The
various su!Jr it embraces are discussed with
that di>i"s'on;stc moderation becoming his sta
tiui,.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1857-12-03

United States Treasury Estimates.- is stated
that the treasury estimates of appropriation for
the pext fiscal year have been made up, and des
pite every effort to reduce them, the total amount
estimated i about seventy millions. The esti-
mate for the War Department alone is twenty
and Q quarter millions-being largely increased
by the anticipated Mormon war. The total ma
val estimates, including the special service aud
the construction of the new steam sloops of war,
amounts 10 fourteen millions.
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TO The FUBLlO.
New Candidates. patrenax>

oIVO btVl
New canaisiAtssifcr patreusx,
'usllE cilseSs u Abbasjlso' District, AM, ,,,,.
= - roat,llialf ;rcp6sry, ,Hre hefoby "otiaSi
that the ahd0tsIgHtA AAewt.aGr hasou~hs
Dry Goods Rssabhshment.
hrrr,oIo,r known as .nat q tiessf. Cbolnb.as &
Marshall, 10 Abbeyille village, nre Nv brsSsisi
to olfer greater ind,,Ger,eiia if possible TO tSs
numerous patrons of hut establishment: .hnvinv
Just imported n, very large coi1plete and HAND.
ally offered Tor salc. = :. = 3 ,Sf' ,s : =
The supplies will be odictk to weekv. and
every article usually cnlied for in first cIa,s
''sn,ao''shmcnt, , will be found on salc ~ '@E$
ihe strctest attention will be phidl to me eet tho
wants o' patrons who will esupplied with the
Best Qualities of Goods.
ht me most reasonable figures for CASH, us wo
''trnu ml 10 pursue strictly cnsI, system.
We will add TO our DRY GOODS. a.l.ro.
variety such ms are usually called for by ladies
hcads OF Families. or for Plantation Turpose,.
ami 1t is h"ped that our strict attention to lns;
ness and efforts TO please, will secure for us The
continued patronage Of tho friends of the house.
large. F'''"o -
n. 49, GRAY & ROBERTSON:
N''' %, 1901. 81 ~ If Sf,
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THE PRESIDENT AND GOV WALKER

The Washington correspondent of the New
! "rk Times aludes to the recent interview of
President BUCHANAN and the Kansas Governor
lhey discussed at !cnsl, the propricty of sustain
ing the action Of tho Constitutional Convention
Ii appears that the Convention have provided
that the only clause in the Kansas Constitu-
ton to be submitted To the people is that in ref
erence to slavery. Gov. WALKER claims that
the Convention should have submitted tn. Ell.
tire c"nsi,nto" t" tho people. The President
aud his Cabinet take the ground that tho Con-
'cn''on was authorized by Congress and that
they are bound 10 sustain its action.
us Stated that the opposite views Of WALKER
and the President cannt be recouci!cI
This is additional evidence Of the probabl.
sp"t OF Democracy we have spoken of elsewhere.
We also see it stated that Judge DOUGLAS, the
distinguished Democratic leader of Illinois. has
already made the breach by open denrlnciation
"i the action Of the Convention.
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TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
libbeciNe District.-C Citation.
By WILLIAM HILL, Esqa Ordinary of Abbe

By WILLIAM HILL, Esq, Ordinary of Abbe
vile District. -
WHEREAS. James Irwin Ilaa applied to me
w for Letters Of Administration, on all and
singular the goods and chattels rights and credits
Of Will'nm a. Purdy, minor laie Of, the District
aforesaid, deceased - -. :
These are, therefore, TO cite and adnionish all
and singular, the kindred and creditors Of tho
said deceased, to be aud appeal before me, at our,
next Ordinarys Court for the snid District, to bo
holden at Abbevile Court House, or tho twelfth
day of December next, to show cause, If
any, why the said Administration should not be>
granted. 80
Given under my hand and seal, this twenty,
seventh day of November,.in The year Of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty.
seven. and ir the 2dyeaf- of aAmercan In..
dependence. ..s - 2SS:sTf. ~ ySSfsE2:I :
WILLIAM HILL, %. a. D. = z
Dec. 10, 1857. * f20.as f5s 1T -
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Notice to Debtors.

A LII persons in this District, who are indepted
IL either by Note Of Account, to the late firm
Of Enright & Starr, are hereby notified that their
Notes aud Accounts have been placed in the
hnnds of John McBryde, for collection, who
Ipny at all times be found at The Post Office
Immediate payment is earnestly requested.
e JOHN ENRIGUT.
Dec. 3, 1857. 32 4t
G Press copy times.
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OF SOUTH CAROLINA co1LEG

We sec that at laIc meeting. Of the Trustees
%! South Carolina College, that Iu lsc \. Is.
I.oNGsrE'Er, "t Georgia, was elected II csi,lcnt OF
the College. The CU"i;niun, "f In. Goth ult .
Ill reference to The ether i'roi"%>orsllips says
"Thn Trustees, ON Friday evening, cn,np,.,rd
th" reorganization "f the Faculty hv fiji ing the.
chair of Mathematics, 10y the election of Charles
:. Nrnah.r ESP, of the University Of Viruin;a
and assigning to President Long street the ,lm
!s Of the rrcicss"ship OF History AID Political
Ethics.
..rrof Ncnabl. i. gentleman of eminent
ability and accomplishments, anl in every &c
spec! !, h.hv qualified for the position
9Th" Hon. y. i. I."n.~lr"-t the President elect
!: 81 south tar"'lnian by birth, educated by DR..
addr, Of Abl'"yi!!", and long ii resilient Of Au-
"u>t'. III r!"se communion witt, South Carolina
an! Intimately known by her most distinguished
citizens II, is II gentleman of genius and fine
'i"'hrS h'ia'n'"cnfS-of personal qualities of the
highest order. and admirably suited for the re-
rni>nio;Is of tn" office. We have no ,o,ln hc
Will u" successful in The responsible charge to
which h. has been called
~ e c"uSra; ,ilatc our izrrs om the aus ,,io,,s
commencement "t Tia" C"ll-y" after lis rcccn,
difficulties. and feel satisfied that i; will now ud.
";:'e III Usefulness aul popularity"
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Final Notice.
A LII pcrsons indebted to ROBERTS d AD-
n ANS, whose Notes are IN our hands are
required TO pay the same by the first day of Feb
ruary next. Every Note unpaid at that tinc ,giii
be PLACED in suit.
PERRIN & COTIIRAN,
ss@ II, Atty for X. &. A.
Dec. 8, 1857. 80 2m
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Case Of Transfilsion.----Th delicate and inter.
esting operation Of Transferring blood from one
place to another, has again been successfully per.
formed Nv Mr.. L. Wlleatcroft, surgeon Of Can
mock, assisted by Mr. J. Blackford and Mr.. Sam.
uel Wheaterott. Tie patient was 8Irs Benton,
of Carnock. When apparently expiring from.
loss of blood, .nbout two pounds of blood were
transfased from the veins Of her husband into
minutes after, the current Of blood began TO fow.'
and the ebbing Of life was checked, the circulato
being re-estabiisl,ed, and deIiycrnnce from apps.
rently certain aud approaching dissolution secur.
ed. The operation was performed on the goth
:ult. AIR. Wheaterot suggests tho trial Of this op,
collapse Of Asiaticl chGera, when all other means
have failed. - yoluerAcmton (1ag.) Chronicle