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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

Mr- THE citizens of Chernw on the 22d inst ten,
lcred Hon. L. N. KErTr with public dinner and
every body had fine time. Col. kEIrr delivered n
powerful speech, foowelby Gen. JAMAIsoS and others
:n0- Wondcll Phillips, in speaking of our national
aptitude for politics. says that if you put an American
baby six months old on his feet he will Immediately
say, "Mr. Charman!" and Gull the next cradle te
order.
MS- Dred Scott's wife and two daughters have
been manumitted by their owner The whole of the
parties have been conveyed, by Mr. Chafee to Massa
chuscts for that purpose.
IS5- The proprictors of the Darlington Family
Friend offer forty dollars for the best, and fifteen dol
lars for the second best original tale sent them by the
first of August next.
~ medical man says that those Indies who
make it n business to trouble dry goods clerks and
never buy anything ought to be called counter rri
tants =
rs Hazard the delaultug bank clerk, in Boston
rs it turns out has spent $4,000 in lottery ticket
and drawn prizes amounting to $4,000.
Rf3- Two men named Delyin and Harrison were
rode Oh rail out of Eba, Coffee county, inAlabama
last week, for meddling with slaves.
NS-W Why is retired carpenter like lecturer!
Because he's IN explainer
~" L. L. PosEY, ESD, formerly of South Carroll
nj, but now editor of the american ut Marion, Ala
lama, proposes to write history Of the Palmetto
Regiment
Gis- In Williamson, Burnett, Bastrop and Other
western counties Of Texas many families suffering
for want Of bread. Public meetings had been called
for their relief.
&s- Simpson says the ladies do not set their cap:
for the gentlemen any more, they spread their hoops
ND- We are pleased to learn from the Spartanburg
Express that Hon. Daniel Wallace has quite recovered
from his recent illness.
G.J- We have dates from Kansas to the 2lst inst
Acting Governor Stanton has issued q proclamation
calling an election Of Delegates to the constitutional
Convention on the third Monday in June. Return:
from 10 of the 26 counties of the Territory, show
9,251 legal voters.
5ss~ Thirty thousand slaves rcsold and removed
from Virginia last year.
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For the Advertiser.
THE CITY OF BRUNSWICK.

Mr. EDITOR Having heard great deal about
the City of Brunswick and its prospects, we made
up our mind to pay it 4 visit, and accordingly we
took our seat in the village coach for Augusta,
where we arrived in safety after passing over ff-
teen miles of the worst plank road in Christendom.
1t is provokinsly rough, and We think it punish
ment enough to ride over the road without the ex-
ira punishment of paying for it. Indeed we pity
the unfortunate person who is doomed to travel
over the first fifteen miles of the Hamburg g.
Edeefeh Plank Road for lack of better one.
But Brunswick is our subject, and not the Plank
Road.
At Augusta we took the Cars for Savannah, and
landed there at II p NJ. and took up lodgings at the
Marshall House. Next morning we went on board
the Steamer, bound tor Brunswick. After our ar
rival we strolled out with Our friend C. W. s., to
see the sights and as our eyes rested on the beau
tiful Promontory that is destined to- be the great
Emporium of South Western Georgia, We involun-
tary asked the question, why did man fail to build
up place nature had SO admirably adapted for
City? 1t has harbor sufficiently deep and spacious
to be the Liverpool'of America, and back coup-
try approaching Tropical fertility, producing the
finest cotton i'll the world, as we'll the most deli
cious fruits.
In May 1885, there were two hundred inhabi-
tants, and now in May 1877, there are fifteen hun
drcd. The pedestrian cansec on all sides the hand
of improvement and hear the harsh saw of tho
Carpenter and din Of the hammer continually ply
ing on the countless houses in process of erection
and, as the Brunswick Heraldsays, "not the tcm-
pcrary corn-stalk frames 80 common to new
place, but buildings ample in size, and with suffi-
ccnt architectural ornament not to offend tic
taste"
The Brunswick g. Florida Rail Road is steadily
progressing the cars are now running thirty miles
opt, and by the first of September there will be
twenty Milas more ready for the Iron horse to
gallop over. And we arc credibly informed that
the contemplated road between Macon and Bruins
wick is among the fixed facts of the day. Now,
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From the South Carolinian.


A meeting of the citizens of Columbia and
Richlaild district, was held at the City Hail. on
the evening of the 2yth instant to pay tribute
Prospect to the memory Of the late Senator
Butler.
On motion, Hon. w. F. DeSaussure WAS call
ed to the Chair, and ]. NJ. Allen appointed Sec
retary.
The Chairman, in few appropriate and inn
pressivc remarks, after stating the object Of the
meeting, paid just and feeling euogy 10 the
memory of the deceased.
DIR. r. w. Gibbes then rose and offered the
following preamble and resolutions, which he
pref,ced with few appropriate. remarks, and
which, OH motion of DR.. Allen j. Green, were
unanimously adopted:
A faithful and distinguished public servant
has fallen in the service of the State, and of
the people-one who has long enjoyed the rich
possession of the confidence and respect Of Ills
icuw.clizens-wh has been their representa-.
tive in making laws and cxpounding thcnl-con-
spicuous in the councils OF the State and of the
confederacy, with popularity derived from
merit rarely possessed by q public man, uniting
the admiration of all parties, and the highest
consideration of the country. Andrew Pickens
Butler, the Legislator the Judge, the Senator,
is no more. The hand of disease, under the
inscrutable wisdom of Providence, has taken
him away from the scene Of his usefulness and
earthly honors. The State mours his loss, the
people feel the sad bereavement. In view of
his exalted character and eminent public seryi.
ces, the people of Columbia and of Riehland
District offer their tribute Of respect to his me.
mory.
RcsOlred, That the loss of Andrew Pickens
Butler is - public calamity to South Carolina,
and to the Confederacy and that as portion
of his constituents, we here record our express
sion of sincere regret at the mournful dispense.
ton which has deprived us of his noble, patri'
otic, and efficient services.
Resolred, That the people of Columbia and
of Richland district, deeply sympathise with the
afflicted family Of their late esteemed Senator,
and that copy of these proceedings be forward.
ed to his bereaved daughter.
On motion of DR.. r. w. Gibbes, it was or
dered that these proceedings be published in
the papers of the city.
On motion, the meeting then adjourned.
W.F. DESAUSSURE, Chairman.
]. NJ. ALLEN, Secretary.
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his death, at precisely the juncure when abolition
the patriotic party Of The country had gained, partly
through efforts Of his own, triumph destined
to be memorable in the annals of our Government,
was as happy as his heroic brothers, who fell in the
very moment Of victory, and alter having covered
his little band of warriors and his devoted State
with urading laurels and bright renown, and breath.
ed his last amid shouts of triumph which winged his
soul into the Paradise of God.
Finally, Mr.. CHAIRMAN, pardon ono remark of
personal nature. The deceased and myslf were
born and raised in the same section of the District
saluda. Our fathers were playmates at School, and
comrades in the hard struggle Of independence. +
had no other claims upon him. When commenced
my career here possessed Of but little means, and
for dark season, animated by no hope for the fu-
urc,-then it was that the noble dead first taught
me to love and admire him most-not by hollow
professions of friendship-not by an idle show Of
kindness, to impress the vulgar, with sentiments he
did feel, but BY genuine active sympathy and sup
port, which brought me troops Of fiends introduced
me into the world and the ways of men, and in
troduced me into business and sustained me there.
would be sinful in me- on this solemn occasion, not
10 make these frank acknowledgements. And
when, after the campaign in Mexico returned to
my home, shattered by disease broken in spirit and
oppressed with grief for the loss of parent
adored, Judge BUTLER threw open his doors to me,
offered his bounty to my acceptance-his house for
my home, his books for my library, and his sage
advice for the man Of my counsel. Afterwards too,
when we became separated in political opinion, his
good Offices never ceased to be exercised in my be-
half, and he continued my warmest advocate, when
many faithless, who were under obligations to me,
had deserted me, and meditated my destruction.
How great therefore, Mr. CHAIRMAN, is my reason
for mourning such friend, and .bewailing my own
and the rreParaLlee loss of my State, my country
and of humanity itself. ...,,,.r,.,,..
"The bridegroom may forget the bride,
Was made bis welded wife yyesifeeu; to
The monarch may forget the CROWN. Il
That on his head an hour has been;
The mother may forget the child g ~
That smiles sac sweetly on her knee,
But I'll remember thee, Glencairn, .,..
And a. that thou hast done for me %
The Resolutions were unanimously adopted, and
on motion Of II. R. SPAsN, Esq it was IT,.
ResOlred, That the papers throughout the State
be requested to publish the proceedings of this
meeting. 90. T.,
The meeting then adjourned.
F. W. PICKENs, Chair.
Ens11s I. ss1ssss' s'1F'"'' sses''is'
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COURT OF EQUITY.

Our COURTS n-.session, Chancellor DARcANpresi-
ding. His Honor appears in fine health and spirits
and We predict pleasant time for his circuit. The
business of the term for Edgecld will not occupy the
entire week. although there are more than hundred
Causes dockcted, to say nothing of the Petitions.
Among the legal gentlemen present from other Dis
tricts, we arc pleased to be able to name LAMBERT
JOKES Esq, of Newbcrry, Gen. S. McGowES, Of Ab-
bcvillc, and Hon, j. D. TRADEwElt, EnNrSn BEL
LfxcEE. Esq, and JonS BArsKETT Esq, of Columbia.
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For the Advertiser.
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

At called meeting Of the Town Council Of Edge
field Village, held this morning at the Carolina llo-
tel, the following Resolutions were unanimously
adopted
Resolred lst, That all business be suspended and
all doors closed during the procession which is to
convey the remains of our venerable and lamented
Senator A. P. BUTLER, through our village to his
late residence at Stonelands.
Resolred End, That the the Church bells Of the
Village be tolled at the same time.
BY order Of the Council
F.M. NICHOLAS, Intendant.
Fl. T. Wright, Secretary. e..
Wednesday, May p, 1857.
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EscArE OF WALKER,-The telegraph informed
lis Tuesday night that Gen. Walker had arrived
ut New Orleans in the Empire City with 25O of
his men on board, having capitulated to Captain
Davis of the U. S. ship Of war St. Marys. The
purpose, we suppose, Of the surrender of Walker
to the commander of United States vessel of
war was to ensure protection OF himself and
followers from capture or molestation BY any
naval force of his enemies or those in alliance
with his enemies Charleston NegA
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Mr. Error, Let me ask you what is there t. pre-
vent Brunswick from being large commercial
City, with these Roads completed, an excellent
IIarbor and saubrious climate? "She is des-
tined to excell.'' EXCELSIOR.
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Several notices and paragraphs editorial have been
excluded by other matter to which we yield preec-
dcnce. Take our turn next week. By the way, will
not DAISY" send in n continuation of her skoteh.
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Che a0pertiser.
ARTHUR SlMKlNS, EDITOR.
EDGEFIELD, 8. C..
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3, 1857.
ENTIR ELY EXCLUDED.

Eg READ the very interesting letter of our " E.
K" in this issue.
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ATAGASIN DEsMONTRES Ell DEBT
JOuTT5RIE h ltEnc0ignarc dcs Yios iii Maine

Al AGASIN DEsMONTRES Ell DEsBI-
l$l JotT5RlE, a luincoign.irc dcs fhcs da Maine
et&a andy, Onelopsass liz.
SSM. II. EALHl., inforlnc respectieusufncnt xca Pra.
tiqucs OF lie Pablo on general quill q dorniegcmrtt
faft dos arrangements pour 0}ttenir DIES Montres ct dc
ID Bijouterie d NewYork, ct qIila recui depuis ,ne
scninine diregtemept do Get Sendf0itl 10 premier aters
Indictment, consistant dfartielee les plus bellies 81 Sd6s
sirables dill aient Jarnnis dtG foe, daas aotre willie.
n Went d'onyrir, q. oine 4 yendre a ~laellleurs niur-
che qMh janlais 6t6 olert. d6s
MONliisSsENn Nll I'm ARGFN1ar5 FINES
Anglnises 1t FRANCHISES, Patent Liver " Lapi4ci Dc
gHAiNEs EFT C0LIIERS.
Cha1hss pour yestd 1bour gousset, ct dc stfet6 81 tlcs
Collicis dun sfni cxqiis
DEsIf0R IN psARGlNT.
Un assortment inagniiiquc de Bontohs dor com.
prcnant DIES MQntures dc pierre dor, Cameo, Jais
Mosaiqnc, Pierre az sang, Gornnline, Rhte Ffansnisc
blanche ct en- c%ouleur 40 uni Ct grave. \
iEpjnglettes ct Botcles d'Oteilies llonr dances COM
pfcnant des Montnres de Cn1nep, MaspIqne, Pierre
Id'0r, ct Jais, dor uni, Enlallld de fognlcs diverscs,
ct dc qualitG sNpetiaufe.s
lsualesa al ttoiitcs varieties, aycc n~icntuyes al Din
mans, Isliies, Gfenat, perla. Opafe, sA~quamarine,
Finctaulde, Cornalihe Blanche et Rouge. Cameo,
Pierre dc sung, d'Or. uni, des Alliances, L'assorti.
ment Giant coniplet, les goats les plus dificiles
pourroDt etre s~atisfaits.
Tel que dos petites Boucles dOrcifIcs, Croehets
pour Chaines dc Montrcs, Anneanx de qualit6 silpd.
E%rietre, Clefs ct Cliarntcs Do out qiialitls, Porte
Ayons et PlIunes dor, avec' gu sans 1'inmes, pCrtf
C4uyons d'Argent, DIES Croix, Boucles, Agfafhs
Golfers dc Coral, pariimerie, etc. etc.
Ieparati0us CONNIE dc ~coutunle n fcncrignure del
RUGS du Maine ct Landry, C.H.EAI.ER.
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EsrAGNE.-Le ~resnltat des elections connucs
est complement favorable an parti modere.
Ont etc elus a Madrid: NM. Martinez de "
Rosa, Goyenecha, Serrano, le due dsAlbe,
Noccdal perfect lie comte de Belascoain.
Ieigouvernement triomphe egalement dams
les districts electorate de Ia province de Ma
drid. 9sa
Lea nouyelles electorales des provinces sont
dams le nsA3me sens.
La refine Went d'envoyer il ~l'infant don Henri
qui Sc trouvait Il Salamanque, l'ordre dc quit
ter lie territoire espagnol ct de se rendre en-
France. lie motif de cette mesure est l~'attitu-
de prise par le prince Henri dams les elections.
On salt gull s'etait ouyertement place sous Il
drapeau du parti progressive, ct quill await
public un manifesto electoral en- &c sens.
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GHAS. N. EALER. Horloger. Bijouticr OF
~. Orfevre, encoignure Main ct Isl Landry Dpelou
sas,s 4 constaminent en- main i'm grand assortment dc
montsSs en- or ct en- argent FRANCHISES 81 anglaises h
double boitiers, montres Patent Lever'' ct Lepine,
Bonclcs d'oreillcs, Bag,tes, Brooches pour dames'et
avec manches dor ct d'argent, parfnmerie. Brooches
a cheyeax, Savons de toilette. ct autrcs articles trop
longs q ~6nnmerer, lie tout a des prix redui.s pour du
compliant gu dc boIlnes negotiations sur Ia vile.
II executera aussi pour di compliant toutcs espaces
de trayaux cQncernant 50 profession, aveo pIoinptitu-
do. Of q ID satisfaction dc tous ceux qli l'honoreront
de leur confiancc.
Opelousas;s i9 mars 1865.
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NJ. HuaR,-on ecrit de Paris : un journal

SC ~
NJ, HuMR--On ecrit de Paris ! un journal
dc Bruxelles
Dans e diner qui n eli lieu ces jours dcrniers
au Palais-Isoyal, M. Hume, CONNIE je yousslai
dit, a lat de cnrieuses experiences magneti-
ques. Votre courier de Fairs vous a p2rle
dernlerement de Nj. Hume ct lie ses excursions
dams lie domaine du meryeiilenx. Ce qui a.loule
encore a Ia curioslie, &c qni fat que NJ. Hume
est en- &c moment lhomme de Paris don't on
parlele Plus, cest qusll ne Sc prologue pas, ct
que ses miracles hont ete acco'nplls que dams
DIES reunions tressintimes ct devant IN auditol-
ere tres resireint. Ce sont Ia iainiile Clafy ct
snrfout lie prince Murat qni patronent lie Jeune
American Ct lui ont onvert demblee les plus.
Sangnstes salon. L'Empereur ratfole de M,
Hume, ct II q asslste deJas z sept experiences
magnetiqles. Ccrtes, on ne diraapas que Fem
pereur Napoleon soft une de ces ireles natures
qnl perdent pied lsemen dams e monde phy-
lslque ct sentent hourdonncr a lears oreflles les
eSprfts snrnaturels. En- blen, s.. zen crois Ger
tains echos DIES Iulheries, lemperreur a etc
frappe DIES revelations, ct surtont de 10 puis-
sante fascination exercee par AZ. Hume sur "a
nature inefte ct les obleis exterielT. II ne Sc
borne pas a fare mouvoir DIES table, a depla-
Ger DIES chaises par lie senl regard ct Ia seulc vo-
lonte DIES ilambeanx ont etc changes dc place;
il semole que les los DC 10 pesanteur soient un
moment suspendues par &c mysterleux agent
magnetique qul q ses scroyants anssl per que
ses incrednles. In suite dunesdes eXperlen-
ces les plus concluantes, Iempereur &c sera,'
ecrie: "C'est etonnant on croyait SAVIOR
queigne chose: CT ron ne salt rleh.
Imperative prend, ellie aussi, nm WI inte-
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NOTICE.--Ies sonssignfs, par ces pres
IN sscd.As5 ~notilele public qn,a partir du Ter No.
veiihfe proclaim, 1856, tDntes les marchandises ct
autres articles 1ui demenrcront en- Inagasin i'm mois
sinage. tt .ous les articles qui ~restepnt en- magn-
sin plus dun nlois suhiront IN charge additioIlclle
pour chsqne mois on paftie dc Hlpis.
Rien ne sera liyrd d inoins Que II inagasinage soit
pave. ss
Washington; II 0ctobre. 1856.
DEBAIlL0N q CARRIERE.
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PAR In sHERIF.--Conr DE-
Y NstricA paroisse 81, Iaidry.--No T542.-James

II MuUIH EI us. ENl0N9TN Wra9I Ea5#0gaM Vma1NVNN 143NrT gRNEak8V
Fin vertu dun writ de q. IA, dtlEIAtTd dams lsattaise
'~ci.aesstls, parila Gour de Distrie sehs ct pour laspa-
roisse st. Landry ct lie suss Estat, ct 4 moi
alresse, il sera. expose, en- VI publique, Ala
Maison de Cour de cette Paroiss MEDl, lie Cine
de- JUN, a. y. 1857, confnNhySNA 1T II hen,
res II continuant de- jour EN- jonr,s'il esfs SSSScessaire
ssad. ur James james s 4. Mooo asss It als ~ / ' Il propris Z s III
vante, Susie pour ~satisfaire ID dit ordre, SAVIOR.
I'm lot de tesre ensemble avec toutes les batlsses
ct authorizations qni u sont sitn6es, dams ID vile dc
Washington, farpisse st Landry, faisant face d Ia
rue du Font, borne d FEST par un terrain apparte
nant 4 A. Follain, Sud par o. Hlnkley, OF Quest pal
un terrain apparteiianta b. s. Gay.
Bureau du Sheriff, Opclousas, 2 mai 1857
eH IN 1.y.s ACi Sh6riE.
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NouvELLKs DE SANTA Fn.-Nos avis de
Santa Fe vent insan'au is courant. Hregnait
1 cette date me grande efFervesccnce dams Ia
vile causee par les suites dune rixe entire un
Mexican nomme Grubcr eli IN soldat ameri-
cain. celui-ci fnt tue par lie Mexican qui Sc
c~onstitua immediatcmcnt prisomier, les com
ragnons darmes du defunt, %vonlant venger &c
dernier, peneirerent dams ID prison OH etait
rcnferme lie meurtrier ct lie massacrerent aiusi
uu'ui, autrc detenu.
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TERRE-N EuvE.-Une assemble p%uhlique des
~citoyens de Quebec a Gu lien lundi 10 courant
Il 10 Bourse de Quebec sous les auspices de 10
chamhre de commerce dc cctte vile. Cettc as
semblee etait fort nombrcnse. Parmi lcs as
~sistants on remarquait MN. Simard, Alleyn ct
ct Rhodes, NJ. r. P. On a adopte p~lnsieurs re-
solutions contre Ia cession des pecheries de
Terre-Neuye a Ia France par lAngleterre.
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yJENTE PAR M SHERrF.-Uonr

NENTE PAR DE SHEKIF.-Uonr dc
wins II, Thompson VS. Thos. G. Anderson Ct ali.
Ell vertu dun writ de fl. ia. delivre dams latiaire
cidessus, par 10 Cour de District dams ct pour 10 pm
roisse St Landry etle susdit Ftas, ct . moi adipsse
il sera expose, en- yentre p~uhliqne, a N MaisoA de
JUN, A. D. 1857, commancant Il III henres, OF cont,
nuant de jour en- jour, sill est necessaire tuus les
titrcs, droits, ~intdrdts ct pretentions du ddfendeur,
Thos. {. Anderson ct ais. q la propriotc s~livante,
saisie pour ~satisfaire ledit ordre, SAVIOR:
TN certain magasin de depot situ6 sur la rive
droite ldu bayou Couftableau, dams Ia Vile de'Wash,
ington, paroisse St. landry. I.edit nlagasin dc do
pot Giant actuellenient occupe par M, u j. A Foute-
not. 3.8s9
Bureau du Sheriff, Opelousas mai 1867.
H. " CHACHERE, Sheriff.