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THE AFFIDAVIT or THE WORLD

1t was saying of the first Napolron that
there was no such word as impqs,.bl, in
the vocabulary Of n great man. Diiicul.
ties which oppal mediocre intellect only
stimulate the energies of powerful mind.
Newton conceived the idea of mapping the
skies. and measuring the distance from plan
ct 10 planet, from system 10 system, aud he
executed it, The godIikc Washington, de.
termined in the name Of Liberty and Justice,
to resist the mighties, and the wealthest
goSernmen. in the wnr!i-anJ W.. are fs..
Others have made Successful war on the
common enemy, DISEASE and in the fore
most rank OF :hcse champions Of humanity
We place Professor Holloway. nappiIy
We believe Ia an age whicE does not dele
gate to posieriiy the duty Of appreci,ting
and rcwarding lis master minds They cur
ry with then the applause and gratitude of
millions. So il has been with this cx,raor.
dinary man. lie has heard with his own
ears the voice Of approval which i. TO vi.
braie through the future. lie has been the
architect Of his own fame, as well a, h,.
tnre' and has seen with his own eyes the
fabric which is TO be his monument.
No remedie, for the various disorders
which afllict mankind have been so exlen.
slvey used, so universally pop liar as iIul-
Ioway's Pills and Ointment. IL may, per-
hips, be said that the newspaper press al
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CHEsLEY BoATwEIGHT.-This urfortu.
nate criminal suffered the cxtreme penalty
OF the law in Camden on Friday last for
the murder of Charles II. Evans. A des-
patch from Camden to the Carolina Times,
furnishes the following particulars
"lie expressed hin self ready and willing
10 die. lie was baptized n few days ago
by Rev. Thomas Davis of the Episcopal
Church, and received the Sacrament las,
night Mr.. Davis attended him to the scal.
fold. lie requested Mr.. Davis TO warn the
crowd against drink and bad company, as
the things that brought him 20 the gallows
"A very large concoure Of people were
present.
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PARTIAL DEAFNESS AND DlSGuARGG
FROM TIE EAR

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20 ~ '''o'' -
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~, 100, maui arrangements 70 e'"''
$50 -" ,,'''''"''O.' ~ we" 'o'N at" "'
''''s ~ ",.''n "' persons SU"e''"S
''O' "''..''OD' u '' i"',' "''"o'' ei'a's'' ""''
Ia .,so' p''''"s n'' success "'sqII'''
P'o'0's "'e "'." ''o'" "s'"s s"''E'eo'
p'''"e -iu''''' 'Aor"'''n' ices III
.,' -. '',''.,''o'' ., S'.!' '''o,s serious
- pD'",,''s ''l' "pP'''"''o" oi u"ngSr'
80. ''''' " '"'A A'''''"'eu ""u u"SA''"u'
m
80 as "''o ,'''e '"'' nc n"' ~ zoe,
ss,,o' '"@'o's' o'n N,y p'''on A"'''''s'R
20 cure deafness, nei'her has he given re'm'''
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Obituary.

DrED an the 2Sth ult.. Hester DeaSon.
widow of Edmond Dsason, in the a9lh year
nf her age. The deceased was bora on
LYnche% Creek in The Inwcr part nf Lanca4-
ter District She has lett large conncxion
To mnUru her loss among them are one
hundred g-nud children. She had several
brothers who We're soldiers in the RcyoIu-
ri"n, and c'ylitccn If her conneNinnS were
in the Late war with MrNico under Gen
Scott. She was lady highly respected,
aud was 4 consistent mrUlbtr of the Dap.
tst Church Gor Thirty rigA, years previous
Ia her a"a;d G.
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HANDSOME CONTINENT hnd the
pleasure yesterday, says The South Carroll
man. of seeing very handsome silver
mounted hickory stick, executed with true
Democratic taste, by our skIlful friend
Peckham, designed rs compliment to the
incoming Governor of Florida. The value
Of the tribute is designated by the inscrip
ton, which is "Gov. Perry, from A. G.. s.
Fort HIlI." Showing that it grew at the
home Of the greatest statesman our coun.
try has ever known
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THE OBLIGATION OF y FREE MAsoY--
A curious ease haS. JUS, been brought before
the Superior Court of New York Civ, in
which one Frcnch Frccmas"n naE.cd Emile
Pierre sues another Of the craft named An.
toine Bonnard for Islander. 1t appears that
both parties were members of French
Lodge Of Frccmason4 in New York city.
wherein Bonnard in his absence, it i al
ledgcd, made ftSc and malicious charges
against him, supporting the same by his
Masonic oath, in consequence OF which he
(Pierrr) was cXpcIlrd-nni cannot eater
any other Masonic Lodge on The face of the
earth. Upon thi, charge BonnarI was ar.
rested and held to bail l.. $1,000.
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SINGULAR UNIoY.--An Irish Pototoa ms
been left ut our office with 4 stalk of the
common cane grass running through it,thcy
having grown in this way, QUERY: DID
the grass penetrate the po,ntoe. or did the
po'atoe encirce the grass or was the union
mutually agreeable and brought about
through the joint cooperation of each -
.-3 The friend who asked us to furnish a
subject for debating society need not take
up this oposition-unless he likes it.
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RUSSELL'S MAGAZINE.

With its usual promptness has appeared
the September number of this valued
Southern Magazine, and this issue COM
p!etes the first half yearly volume. An at
tractive table of contents will be found be-
low -
"The Nature and Claims of Paradox -
Song, HWhcn Babe Thee Adieu :" Est.
cout, or the Memoirs of Virginia Gentle
maa, contaued ; Lines, Treasures OF
Oceans Caves +" Experience OF n Califor.
MIA Depaty Sheriff; TO Thee Our Town
in Summer; European Correspondence !;
A Thought the Voice. the Hand, and the
Silhouette Lines, (OrientaD Unpublish.
cd Revolutionary Papers-T.0ttevs from
John Rutcdge A few Thoughts on South.
ern Ciyilization-No, 3; Retrospection and
Aspirationj Editors Table; Literary No
tees.
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Business Notices.
HoLLowAY'S PILLS AND OINTMENT.

Avoid lmpostwe!-As thcTS may be coun-
tc'irii' ia the market, il Is well to know that
there u sure protection to the purchaser ia
the waterml,b tnl, exists ia every leaf al ,hr
genuine book Of directions, viz the word,
Holloway, New York and Loudon," which can
be seen in the paper itself on beny held to tn"
Light. Ii entcrra inflammation there is an III
natural rush o. blood to the part effected Tho
effect of the Ontnc"t is to dispersc the local
fever. The P~ relieve the system. throu,r
the bowels Of all mu. bid and irritating iuRuei =.
cs n,
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A CALCULATION TO LOOK AT.-Supposc
a man drinks four glasses of liquor day,
ut five cents II glass, in week he spends
81 40, aud in u year $72,SO. This will buy
the following articles: Four barrels of Hour,
say S2i; four pairs Of boots, say Sl5; 40
pounds Of butter, $40; 200 pounds of beef,
80; Il new hat, 81; new satin vest, 81; n
bonnet for wife, 50; sugar p!ums for ch!>
dren, ST. 80; total S72 so.
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EQUALITV Of WHITES AND NEGRohs -
In Iowa, in submitting the new constilu-
ton, the question Of equality Of whites and
negroes as to political pH,iIc.rs Was sub.
United to the people. Nearly the whole
vote Of the State was against assumed e.
quality. Alter all the prctenccs Of black
rrpubIicanism IN favor Of negro c,ua,itv.
nearly the whole party voted against it
Few men in Iowa were found voluntarily
To vot. themselves the equals Of nr rgrocs.-
When brought to the test their negro pro.
fes>ions were found 10 b. mere political OK.
pcdients whi:h honest men drspise
(WaSliaglon Fuion.
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UNPLEASANT RENooNTRE-We regret
to learn that on Tuesday Of last week, a
serious and exciting atTray occurred at
Dry Creek Church between Mr.. joan
Nicholson and Mr.. Elijah d. Watson
Some family misunderstanding was the
cause Of the disturbance During the
fracas, Mr.. II. VIM, whilst attempting
TO separate the parties, received severe
wound in the leg from pistol shot in the
hands Of Mr.. Nicholson. We are happy
TO state, however, that at last accounts,
Ar. Winn was slowly recovering. 9th.
ers were slightly injured, and intense ex
ctement is said to have prevailed at the
church where large crowd had assem-
bIed in attendance at protracted meet.
ing. We hope this almost mortal co nflct
between the parties will be the last, and
that peace, il not already, may soon be
fsssossl-Ei2efsla AlVztiser.
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ker replied Il have great confidence in
Judge Cato's legal opinions, and il that be
his judgment, it will be better for us not TO
require these scoundrcls' Qhe Abol,ionsis)
to pay taxes for they will then be entitled
to vote y This is conclusive to my mind :,
that whatever may have been his views at
his inauguration, in regard to citizens and
residents, he is now in favor of limiting the
right OF suffrage 10 the registered voters,
the tax paying aud law abiding residents Of
Kansas. This is unQuestionably change
Of his policy, though he will not admit il.
It's necessary, perhaps Ger him to keep
! mp the delusioR for awhile yet ; and this
will account for his apparent public demon.
Slration in favor OF universal suffrage. The
latest accounts from Kansas report Gov.
Walker rs being Indignant at the published
opinion Of Judge Cato, in favor of the tax
| qualification of voters Il his indignation
Is not merely prrt5nsive, for effect, he is n
false hearted william; if genuine, then he i y
dcceitful hypocritc, and merits the con,
demnation of all good people out Of Kan
sas rs well rs in Kansas. The truth il,
Walker has been endeavorng TO please
! both parties, and finds himself in the dilem-
ma illustrating the old adagc of two stools,
and is mortified to death TO find his prile,
which is excessive. must be humblvd. His
only followers are the soldicry, who are at
best but the petty tools Of power aud com.
mand. Ills hatred for the Aboliiionists is
extreme. They have whecdlrd him into n
policy they desp,c and spit upon to cna-
BILE ihcui-to go Oh with their Topeka organ
izaiion. Hence, if he co-opcrates with the
! pro-s'avery party to make Kansas n slave
| State, 1t will not be from principle, bat out
of spite to the Aboitiuuists. But be this
as it may, the pro'slayery party are resolved
! TO make Kansas u slave State, ,notwithstanG.
ing the wrongs and ISLANDERS of the Sou tn
ern press. To this end they have luborcd
since they have been in Kansas, have pcrilrd
! their lives aAd spent their fortunes, and will
do so again if needs lie. They will send n
slavery Constitution 10 Congress, with
their memorial for admittancc into the Union
m;s.t,, -, ,I,.i- m,,;i" '''-' '''' ''>'
,''''.''' - ''""''' N'''' '''''''' III N'"-
'''' Wv '''''' ''''''
Inc hNe OF The hltccn emigrants sent to
ha"sas oy the Comm'Itee OF this district,
VINO nave remained there, are Capt. l.. j.
| Mckiseck, a. J. Sanders, and Y. VI. Ann
strong OF oh'on }. NJ. Mills and :. {.
M'MaN'h' oi Spar'anOnrg.
Da'ld booo' also from Union, was in
e'"!' VIII" '"e o"yS' lie went TO Kansas
q" Ills own MEANS and from sense of duty
.'' mas se'''eo near A'rh'son City IN the
N'"'poo country when 'S 'h" hnes' lor'
""" or h"nsaS' where he Is making invest
m'h'' III 'ahd 'hat NiI more than compcn.
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PAsPERING WITH SLAVES IN MIssTssrPPI.
A large meeting of the citizens Of Copi.
ah county, Miss, was held short time ago
to take into consideration the conduct of
three men named Reuben and Samuel Sea-
trunk and Stephen Morgan, who have been
engaged in entcing off and otherwise tam
pering with slaves. Great excitement pre-
vailed. A resolution was passed ordering
the guilty parties to leave the county, and
steps were taken to ferret out others who
had been engaged in the business.
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MIsTAxNd MEDICAL DIREcTIoys--The
wife OF Jonathan Weaver, of Noristown,
Pa, died las: Thursday, from the effects OF
an overdose of opium pills given her by a
physician. The doctor, when called to pre-
scribe for her, gave pill containing one
and half grains Of opium, and left five
Others, with directions that she should take
them at intervals of an hour and half.--
She took them all at once, aud died IN con-
sequence.
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PALMETTO REGiMEET In a recent nd
dress before the Palmetto Association, Gen
McGowan made the following statement
At Vera Cruz, lS;h of Mach, lSI7, the
Palmetto Regiment mustered nine bundled
and scyenty.iour men. On the 10Th June
lSIs, when the remnan set out for home
four hundred and thirty.three had been bu.
ried--sixty'four fell in btltIu tho remain.
ing three hundred aud sixty-nine died in the
hospital.
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GEN RUsK. mother of Gen Rusk
is living at this time, within two miles Of
the village of WalhalIa. Pickens District,
South Carolina, and is in the seventy eighth
year Of her age, and retains all the facul.
ties Of her mind perfect. We are in pos
session Of the fact, says the Walhalla Ban
ner, that Gen Rusk provided her with the
comforts Of life up TO the very latest period
Of his life,
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iMM;GKAnoS.--Foreign immigration 10
the United States is again very large From
the Official report of the New YorR Snpcr-
intcndent Of Emigration, we learn that du.
ring the current year, up to the 10Th Of Au.
gust, there has srriyed at the por. Of New
York I22s8o foreign immigrants, against a
total of sS,O55 TO the parallel date last year.
This is an Increase of so per cent.
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ANoTuER FlLIBUsTERNG EXPEDITION
Handbills are being circulated in the upper
part of Georgia and Tennessee for the Gu
listment of troops for Nicaragua. Twenty
five dollars per month aud two hundred
and fifty acres of land are offered to all who
will join the expedition.
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Grlr9rupblr.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ADVANCE IN COTTON.

New York, Sept 2.
The steamer Vanderbilt has arrived
with Liverpool dates OF the 22i u!timo.
Cotton had advanced ! 8 u 3 | 6l.-
Sales of the week, 1900 to spectators
and 5000 to exporters Sales on Friday,
10000 bales, the market closing buoy
ant. Fair Orleans 8 !; Middlnng 8 l0l;
Fair Mobi'c s : 81 &; Midllng 8 l2i.-
Fair Uplands s 3 Al. MhIlng 7 lGL
Stock Of American Cotton $4,000.
C"nsoIs closed at 90 3 4 90 IS.
There had been terrible massacre of
Europeans at Crunpore, India. in the
Bengal Presidency. General Barnard,
AMI Sir Henry Lawrence, were among
the slain. The rebels e'sew here hal been
defeated in three battles.
Nothing had yet been decided in re
gard to the telegraph cab.e.
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SALES DAY.--No pnblc sales were made
on Monday. a considerable number of per.
sons from the country were in attendance,
and the impression seemed TO prevail gencr-
ally, that short cotton crops will be made
through our section. The corn crop, how
ever, it is conceded, will De an abundant one,
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BLUE RIDGE RArLRoAD.--Fivc miles uf
this road is now finished from Anderson.
and an engine running over it. The Kro,
wee Courier is reliably Informed that the
road will be completed as fur as pcndlc,on
in December next
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ABANDONMENT or THE UrAH EXPEDITION.
A Washington correspondent of the A.
York Tribune tclcgraphs that the War Dc>
PaFtment recognizes the virtual abandon
mcnt of the Utah expedition, and has re.
Iieved Gen. Harvey of that command. The
troops will remain in Kansas.
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A SERIOUS WANT.

nresumo t,,oro ro h,,, Gao. ,
opr District who ,ro :, ,ho hnh;, - ,...,
ing a. all. who ore not ,Imos, d,;lv ror,;n
.ded of the oreot disadvantages ,rdsr ,h,,h
we. rs n District lobour in corseouorc. os
there BEING no railroad communicates, from,
here to our prur;poI mortct ,owns Il,
would not reou;re n preot mo,bor,o,ioo, -
fort to demonstrate that J,nooStor D;s,r;o,
is the loser. annually. of thousands nj, dol.
lars from this lack of Il railro,d in ,bo i,
creased per cent which she nocossor,,y rors
upon every article that she obtains from
abroad-her groceries, rour. bacon. .orn
| in fact every conceivable article of m,rcbon.
disc that is used, or consumed, or worn. or
appropriated here.
Make an cs;imate-a moderate ono-oF
! the amount in round numbers that the his.
trict pays out each veaf for what she eon
not and for what she does not producc. md
take OF this SUN five per cen; IN very low
| cstimate) that She would save nv rc,.;y;ro
! it through railroad facilities, and the resuIt
would astonish those who have never Ia
ken this view of the matter. Double this
sum, whatever it may be, for what she
would save by the increased facilities for
| conveying TO market her home products
her cotton, provisions, lumber and numer.
! GUS articles that We do not now think of cy.
porting, and VIC venture that in ten wears
time, sufficient will have been saved in this
way alone, to pay for n road from this place
to Camden, or to some point on the Char,
iote road.
We could point out numerous other adj
vantagcs To be gnined-pccuniary, indus.
trial and socia! advantages without number,
but such is not our purpose now. We
wish merely TO express the hope that Lam
caster District has not resolved to remain
always as she is-hcr sister Districts all in
advance ol her. enjoying blessings which
she might share with effort upon her part.
Under such state of things Il lcthargic and
uncnterprIsIng sentiment will soon manifest
itself among her people, Gin fact we sec
evidence OF IT now and We ask all think
ing minds, what does the future promise us
out stale "i moral, social and intellectual
snpihehess-ah industrial aud commercial
| OacKwardncsS, that none, we hope, can con-
template with any degree of pleasure.
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The Abbeville Banner states that Col. j.
+. Marshall has, from his private purse, e.
rected monument over the grave of Lieu
tenant F. w. Seldom, the nero of the Garita
de Relen.
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Mrm5 nf tbr 2Hrpk.

Lieutenant General Scott is at present
on" of the chief lions in Washington The
old warrior, it is said, looks admirably. and
attracts the most respectful attention He
walks as crcctIy as he did Il quarter of CEN
tury ago.
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-rn1u 90 Eursi
bale of new 80

The first bale Of new cotton was received
at Columbia on the I'd inst, from the plan
iation Of Mr. Henry Mcctze, Lexington
District. 1t weighed four hundred pouads,
and brought lGs ccnts-qualilv fair.
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THE INDIAN WAR IN FLoRIpA-Captain
Micklcrs, of the Florida volunteers, has
captured five Semnoles. The Indians have
hoistcd the white flag, and hopes are enter
taiucd Il at the war is nearly oycs
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The American Tract Society and Sla.
very.

Augusta, Sept. !.
The Baptist Central Association %. iii,
State, at a recent meeting in Morgan
county, rcpr"hate the action Of the Amer
rc'm rract Society, ani recommend lhat
patronage be wi,hheli, aud the efforts Of
agents and the RAISING Of fund, by col
purtenrS from the sale Of works he dis.
continued until the Society rr.cni ,tS ac.
tion, and go back 10 its original silence in
respect to slavery.
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MONEY RoBnE0 Oh STOLEN FROM THE
MAL,-Judge Black, the U. S. Attorney
General, has given his nfcia opinion that
the Post Master General has rightto take
into possession of his department; any mo-
ney robbed or stolen from the mail, and pay
it to the rightful owner whenever sa,isfac-
tory proof thereof shall be,made.
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ENCLOSING CowPENs MosUaESr.-
Spartanburg Express states that the Mon.
ument which was erected by hat noble
spirited and patriotic corps, the Washington
Light Infantry, Of Charleston, in honor Of
the gallant heroes Of the Cowpvns, Is to be
enclosed by a suitable iron niIiSg.
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AFFAIR or lioYoR.-The affair of honor
which has been on the tapis for some time
past, between Mr.. Wightmnn, Of the Fay
cttcviile (North) Caroljnian, and Mr.. Cotton,
Of the AshcyiIo (N. c. Spectator, We
learn has been amicabIy adjusted
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BOARD OF TRUsrEEs.--In reply to many
inquiries as to the time of the next meet
ing OF the Board, the Carolmian mentions
for their information tiIat the Board ad-
journed tonneet OF Wednesday after the
second Monday in September, which is the
10th inst.
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Governor Walker.
Revolution at Yucatau.

New OrirauS, Sept. |.
Accounts have been received here of
revolution at lucA,an. Nearly the whole
State is in arms. The rcvo,utioui>ts aIc
composed of the Radical party, and are
everywhere successful The Governor
was marching to CampeachY with fifteen
hundred men.
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1t is stated that Mr. Peabody is worth
about $1,000, 900, aud has neither wife nor
child. lie gave last year TO charitable in
siitutions about half million.
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LANDS FOR SALE.-By reference 10 our
advertising columns, it will be seen that the
Commissioner will sell at the Court House
several tracts of land on Sulcsdav next.
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Richard Ten Broeck, the owner Of Prior
and Prioress, is u native OF Albany, and was
formerly messenger.boy in the New York
Legislature.
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LANCASTERVILLE, S. C.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPT, 9, 1857.

MUsT HAVE MoNEY.-So says one of our
advertising patrons in this paper. Debtors
will dc well to look 10 it.
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ADVERTISEMENTS

Will be inserted at the following low rates:
One square (of 10 lines or less one insertion,
81 or, If continued, 80 cents for the frat in
sertion. ald 50 cents for each subsequent inser.
ION. eS see Fourth Page for deductions in
vor o. standing advertisements.
The number of insertions must be written on
each advertisement, or they will be inserted till
ordered out and charged accordingly.
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New Cotton.

Augusta, Aug, 81.
The first bale Of new Cotton received
here, sold to-day at 0 cents per IL.
Governor Walker.
Washington, Aug. 81.
Letters received here state that GOV.
Walker is preparing a viudicatjon Of hi,
course in Kansas, for circulation IN the
Southern States, and particularly ia Mis-.
sissiIpi.