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undersigned are extensively engaged 10 the Lumber
business, and respectfully solicit orders Ruiiders
sHd Diners neesIng any thing in line. They
me pest CEDAR forests IN Wilson county, prepared
furnish kind OF Lumber, either Cedar CT ohe
Their Depot is 81 the Nashville Lumber Yard.
Orders for Lamber b. addressed the undersigned al
GladesVie Wilson Co, isnB len with Mr.. DaEDEN al
our Depot. KIkkPAIBlCk, DHENNON 4 SIMHONS,
jsnl7-'57-dly. KIRKPATRICK d GLASS.
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STEAM SHIPS.
For GeFmlRn Ports
NEW YORK, BREMEN Il SOUTHAMPTON
UNITED STATES HAIL STEAMERS.

TT-HB ships comprising this line are WASH ess%ESF
i INGTON. Capt T. Cavendy; HEX sS5sts@eFS5ss
MANN, Capt. Edward Higgins. These stea-
mers stop al Southampton, both goiog and returning
PROPOSED pATRs o. sAILIEa-lS5I
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MEDICAL.
- T. WELLS, q
DEALER IN
MEDICINES.

MEDlUlNES.
DRUGS PATENT IlEDICWES PALFEg
OILS EARNZSHES, DYE SRUFFS
WINDOW GLASS, CLASS VASE, SrONE WARE,
printing, Writing and Indeiible Inks, a.
sorted TbAS, VINES. BRAEDIEo, Acids. Spies
onuas, segars, Tobacco, Powder, shot and Lad
CpeTm Oil-TANNEkS Oh, 4g5 Gallons PlPES,
O-MARBLES. COMBS. PERCUSSION CAPS.
Q UR8ICAI, DENTAL, SURVEYING, Wi0WIgEsT ssd
- Poctt LHstraHllsts, assorted Pine Cutlery Pts
tolls, Canes, &C
TNLECrRIC Machines, NsllslHs Ctest Medical
Z saddle Bags Game Bags Trussss, shoulder Braces,
Lssro A6$aiAa! SqggTsrs, to be sold Is tos leFeai
Al he NAN AND MORTAR, on Market, opposite Union
street Nashville
A ROMATIC SCHIEDAM sCHNAPPs.-A
"A popular remedy tor diseases u the Kidneys LON
bon PORTER in quart bottles SARATOGA
CONGRESS SPRING WATER.
:, AltSAPARlLLA TkACTS.-BULLIsGs s
- sotts CarsHr's SHAEaR frssu Huld Eztracs si Sar
saparila-
nUlNINE, horpnIa, ChloroI0rm strichnIne, HTd.
" Potassa Iodine, Nitrate Silver selscs Powders Of
Opium, Ipecacuanua Cal0cynth Rhubsrb scanonv. Nay
Apple, BAybsrFy, Golden sea- &c Be-, hsssysa b
oetls 7. WELLS. Market street.
n OLD LEAF, Gold Foil, silver Leaf, Red Yellow
" And White Bron1es-
DRCSH ES,-Hair, Tooth, Nail, Hat Cloth, PANT
ID DHsrng Sweeping, ScrU1binE PoOns, Stencil, Horse,
C0Lno5 nooet sop plns aaa fafnl'n hfaela1
VTARNISIES.- 1rnIture, Coach, Damtr brown
and Black japan, Iron, Leather, Instrumsnt, Warn
isles
DLACKIN6.-4J gross fresh Paste Basking. Fer
- sale low By 4. WILLS
ITAIR DYES.-Batchsl0r's Black, k0ussslis b
III ii henian and Italian Hair Dyes.
TTAIR OILS, POnaiums, C0lognes, SlGVhag CFslus
IL EtrGot, Preparations for he Teeth, &C, IN variety,
Received BY 7. WELLS
u EMEDIES for Colds Cough Bro1chitis Incpisnt
Ii Consumption, &C. Aysr'5 Wissgrs WIlil1s's, Hast
iHgs Jagnss Balsamsof Wild Cherry Tar Wood baptha,
&C. COUaH CANDIEs STRUP, PULNoIC " FEBs.
CURES for Pains, Bruises, Rheumatisms,
~ GCs-Nerye and Bone, Mustang, Soaa's Arabian
and Gardners LlAIhENTS, DAVIS PAIN Killer Celestial
Balm.
PLASTER PARIS.
TWENTY-FIVE BBLS. best eslcinsd and grouni
4 PlGssr Psris, al the lowest prices, b.
OctlS-0 Z. WELLS,
Sign, Nan Ays MoErLR, on Market street, opPnsia IN
ion street, AGSbCiES
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HERRING's SAFE

II ENIINIT7S SAFE
WE have supply Of these celebrated Safes mat are
w known TO be both Burglar and Fire Proof
How often does happen that when houses are burnt
all the books and papers the Safe found to be so dam
aged they quite egbe2 This has never happened
with the Herring Sale While various other Safes have
the Fire totally destroyed, theirs have not been
in the slightest degree damaged. They also defy Burglars
their locks cannot be picked and gunpowder proof
mhr0 MACKENZIE d WILSON.
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WYE have variety Of articles for Cooking by Gas, by
w which al a common Gas Burner kettle Of water can
be made 10 boil three minutes. Oyster Plates and ShaV
i s also to be heated BY gas Pnce 75c and upwards,
T,yFiD MACKENZIE O. WILSON.
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RATTAN CHAIRS

WE have on hand few handsome Rattan Sewing, Arm
w and Rocking Chairs, Chidren's Chairs Hamper and
Clothes Ba. kets; LADIES' Fancy Work Baskets.
,rbI0 MACKENZIE g. WILSON.
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CITY EXPRESS.
Dsrkaves and parcels forwarded 20 any part OF
X ~, cv bV Glover Co.'S City Express. Orders left al
,F5s No TO- south Side Public Square, will be prompt
" attended 90. -
CILOVER'S
GENERAL PURCHASING AGENCY
Ue 10 South SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE,
No rs 0SN ~ Nashville, Tennessee
NRnFRs email orlarge accompanied with me easa, LOT
srtirss Of rvsry description from niger ring hAt OF
6S,I m ~ comuste stock of Goods, GIoCenes, brags
or steam Engine, carefully ana promptly
IN and forwarded Instructed Commission charge
hvs per cent -,r,,,,,-1ps
Gen Anderson, Hon A Ewing, Col A sleVehton'
lSSss+, MORAN a Go, r & W Eakin & CO Al DunesR
a. NsshviIle: " & Spence, Murreesboro5 Col mar6ry
~ i E5srT1sor NcViurviie; Lem Truusdals Memphis Col
n q Wrsd9o Knoxville SeugO q abbott and W wallace
LAM 9.-A JAMES 'HLiOH ~
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FARE REDUCED TO SO so
Now Goods,

WIG have lust received from Befens AlnIeW teEk, Hne
W assOrtments Of
containing some Of handsomest that have ever been
brought to this city Also, Go CaItsbelicopsdes, SC
nrbI0 MACKENZIE & WILSON.
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Jackson & Adams

BROAD STREET, WEST OF CHATTANOOGA DEPOT.
LUMBER MERCHANTS,
A ND Manufacturers Of Sash, Door Frames Blinds Nan
"A ties, MOudings, Architnvss Base Boards, Pssters
WstheE Boarding, Poplar aad Pine Flooring, Shelving,
Goods Boxes, and all kinds Wood nscesssTy Tor the
inside Finish Of Frame Brick Houses every description
Orders from the surrounding country solicited
fully put up be hauled o! sphpped without iniuu-
SssI Pinned and Glazed # desired.
jams '57-d2m&Hly JACKSON & ADAMS.
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both going and returning Lley
offer passengers proceeding London and Havre advantages
over other route the ecnOmy Of time and money
Passage from New YORK Southampton and Bremen First
Cabin Main Saloon 100 dollars First Cabin Lower Saloon,
ITO dOllars Second do. 90 dollars.
All letters and newspapers must pass through the Pos or
fee.
No bills adng viii be signed parcels received on the
day Of sailing,
IN experienced Surgeon is attached TO each ship.
For freight OF passage apply 10
O. H. SAND, IL South William street, New York;
c. A. HBIEEKEN & CO., Bremsn,
CROSKEY q CO., Southampton.
VIM. ISELIN, HaFre. [febll-l0n.
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We have aR-eat variety Of Cheap Patterns.
WaFIGrs-We have numerous Patterns OfOVal, Round
and OnIong Walters from so and upwards Feather Dus
ters SCrubbng and Backing Brushes, French ScTubbng
Ir5IG MACKENZIE & WILSON.
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THOMPSON s. CO.,
MARBLE PALACE"
No. 50 College Street.

'Nh4MFs0N & CO. having removed 10 their Magnificent
= Marble Palace and having bandsomsly atied uPfor
hs business IN mercantile manner, determined
9e surpassed ID t39 beauy Maguitads Of their stock.
6aEihg increased aeiues forpurchnAng Goods In the
Eastern markets az making purchases from rst
hands ana some 81 our own mpOnauons We are tbsrsby
from second hands 49, f---'
Our soes VIII consist OF the best English German srd
American GSods Al Of our friends and eugtrpsrg
~ call ana examine Tor themselves, feeling sausGsd they
Will agree with vs. both In regard The Goods aBd PssI
nave lhsbesI hght in the city for showing Goods
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RagsI RagsII

WILL pay * cents Cash for good Gotten and Linen Rags
delivered my Rag Store the Nsrheas corner Of he
Square. WOOllen and Silk Rags wanted.
deC25-n ". S. WHITMAN.
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AA1oA 4AAAAAo7ts A. - -
stratton & Ewing

Commission Merchants,
CORNER or MARKET AND SPRINGS STREEFS.
NASHVILLE. IEgE.
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THE SUGAR CEoP.-Thc Louisiana sugar
crop PROMISES Il larger yield than for scyc.
raj years past, 100000 to 100000 hogs
heads, against only $1,000 last year. The
price in this country, and, to most sur
prIsing extent !so in Europe, is now aztec.
tod by the production Of Louisiana. The
stock Of sugar in Europe is considerably
lower than last year, but in the United
States it is much larger and holders will be
greatly disappointed in the demand the pres
cnt season, " hIch they have been oniisipn-
ting would be very large from The interior,
on account Of the lowncss Of stock there,
as the high price has greatly checked the
consumption. At New York, the stock on
the lst of June, was 1900 hhds., $4,000
bags, and $4,000 boxes, against $4,000 hhds.,
1880 bags aud 1900 boxes last year.
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EXCHANGES.


The CHARLESTON STANDARD.-Coues 70
MS clothed in an entire rcw dress, which
adds greatly TO the appearance of this excel.
lent Journal The Standard rs rathcrer
OF late and reliable news, has scarcely an
| equal and no superior in tie country, and
rs such, is most valuable TO us as an ex-
change. II is good paper in every sense
of the term, and.we hope that this late i'm,
proyement is an evidence of prosperity
condition that |, well deserves
ORANGERUEG SoUTEaoN-1his paper is
discontinued for the present. The publish.
ers give n"tice That they will, within few
weeks, issue an improved sheGt Of larger
size.
SOUTHERN CuLTIvATGE.-'rhc July mum.
Der has reached us, and presaHts its usual
variety Of essays and useful hints upon
Agriculture. 1t can be had for 81 "A year
PubIishcd 10y VIM. s. Jones, Augusta, Ga
GRAHAMs MAGAzrNE.-The readers Of
this popular and useful MagAzne,w will agree
with us, that the July number presents
some peculiar attractions. 4 splendid steel
cncrayipr. o,yoshi, r,or t,Linn Ion,o -,
the Army "is v.o,tI ,Ioro ,a,, ,,. -.
price of one No. II il o,nLo,r,.L.d nj,
o'hgr cngraNings and Fashion Plates. and
contains the due amount of choice reading.
To be had for SO, u year in advance. Pub.
lishcd in Philadelphia.
TIVE Crvs,nrp-Tbo u.o,,,,. ,oo.
Ill ann, ,,, f'i'
"''S "ec" "'scohtih'
"'0' ana monthly, in pamphlet form, very
neatly gotten up, is published instead. bear.
ing the same ti,lc. II !, dov,t.d ,o ,bo
Tempcr,rc. co,,.o .,,,, :. .l,. ,...-....
:. '''N - '''' "''' w P""'"'
" "S "'I''S' Our temperance friends
would be pleased with it. 1t is edited by
the well known and able lecturer Gen.
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New, Of the anuihintioa of the i!!ta
ted Sonora expeditions reached this city
un !hc ssh instant, and has been, up to
the present, the alI.absorbing theme Of
conversation, both in this city and
throughout .ho state. Tie information
seems to he direct and explicit, and gath
eied as IL is from various sources, and all
agreeing in essential details, leaves E.,Ie
room To doubt that it is reliable. The
entire party, consisting Of eighty four men
including Henry \. Crabh, their comman.
der, have been massacrcd.
On the first Of April the party entered
the town "f Cavorca. situated on the Ga!f
Of California, and immedia,eIy cucoau,er-
ed tho MeX;eans, under RodcTigues, who,
with several Of his soldiers, lost their live
The tiIilbusters next took possession OF
several houses on the plaza, but shortly
thereafter were hemed IN by the foe. In
this position sort of guerrilla war fare
was sustained for eight DAYS, with a loss
To the MeXicanS and the others.
A summons from the latter To- the
Americans To- surrender was at first re.
fused, but at the expiration Of the above
mentioned period, Crabb and his fify-
eight surviving soldiers marched out Of
the building in which they had snirench
ed themselves, and which had been fired,
and unconditionally laid down their arms.
On the following days the entire party,
with the exception of their general, was
taken out in squads and shot A more
humiiating and ignominious death await.
ed General CIabb. lie was allowed 10
write letter 10 his wife, and hold an in
terview with Cne Of hIs original company,
who had left him before :hey crossed into
Mexican territory, after which lie was led
out 10 execution. lie was tied to a pos,
IN front of the building he had occupied.
his face TO the post and his back TO his
executioners. A hundred balls were then
bred into his body, after which he was
dscaritated, and his head exhited in a
conspicuous place :or the multitude to gaze
upon. Among the killed are a number
OF the most distinguished political person.
ages who have ever resided in this state.
Some days after the massacre detach.
ment Of twenty five Mexicans from San
Juan, crossed. 1.-the line, aud. on American
soil, seized four Of CrabL's party, who
were sick in bed in ,he house Of an Amer
lean and meeted out 10 them tho same
punishment az had been visited upon
their countrymen.
Some twenty recruits from Tucson, who
were on their way to join Crabb at Ca
yorca, were attacked by 200 Mexicans
near that place They, however, after se-
we're fighting reached the American side.
Tho Mcxicans at Gayorca are said to be
five hundred strong.
The excitement throughout the State
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U. S. SENATOR.

Nominations for the important place vaca.
ted Ly the death Of the Iamentcd Butler,
continue to be made through the public
prints. Col. Maycy Gregg, has been nom.
mated in very Aatlrring terms A writer
to the Carolina Yjmc&, said TO be one Of the
most influential gentlemen in the State,
thinks that the Hon. K. Barnwcli Rhctt, Ia
The man for the place and the occasion -
Another writer, correspondent Of the
Charleston CoU'jer whose political scnti-
mcnts, We should Judge, are diamctrically
opposed to those Of the correspondent OF
the Iimef, proposes the Hon. James l..
Orr.
The SoUih Carpiinidn, has the best au-
thority for saying that no appointment will
be made for this vacancy by the Governor
unless in The event Of an extra Session OF
Congress. Ample time is thus afforded
the members Of our Legislature 20 canvass
in their minds The various qualifications
the merits and drmcrits of those, who will
likely be proposed 10 them MS suitable and
competent to fill this important position.
The friends of Gen. f. w. Pickcns, who
has declined The embassy TO RUSSIA, it il
thought, will urge his election to the y, $
Senate. Col. e. g. Mcmmjnger ard Hon
w. +. DcSaussure, have each been nomina
ted for the place.
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changes, we refer to the ARTICLE, 10 be found
in another part of our paper.
DR.. r. w. Gibbes, who was mcml or of
the Board, ir the Carolinian Of Saturday
last says : That our position, as member
Of that Board, may not he considered as
trammenga u free discussion in our columns
OF a subject Of deep and abiding interest 20
the pulls, we have rendered our rcsgna-
tiun TO the President of the Board" lie
further says 1--WE feel it incumbent on us
20 say tiat the true Issue WHICH caused all
the difficulty was not investigated. The dit-
ferences between the President and Faculty,
growing out of that issue, were alone con-
sidered. a minority of the Board opposed
the resolutions relating to the question of
veracity, rs the rcnl i>snc had not been in-
vestiaated- on that calling for the res
ignation of the professors, the vote wus tN-
ken by yeas and nays, and was Is 10 81
The students have held meeting, ut
which resolutions were passed condolng
with the discharged Professors; also reflect
ing upon the Trustees, iuasmuch, rs they
assume that Professors Pelham, l.abordc
and Barnwell, had been made to suffer for
the fault of others. The stodrHts have also
had published, in pamphlet form, state
mcnt of Tic whole difficulty in the College,
as will be seen by the annexed nptirc of it
from the Charleston Courier;
CoNTINUATIoS OF COLLEGE CoXTuMacy.
The students of the South Carolina Col
lcge have committed yet another act nr out
ragcous c0ntumacy. la condcmnat on and
rcbuke of the Trustees, they have printed
and published, in pamphlet form, their re-.
port and statement at the late complicated
difficulty, in tho College, between Students
and Faculty, Faculty and President. and
Students and President, on which document
the Board Of Trustees had refused Ia talk.
any ariiGn and the rebels have lhus further
complicated the matter, by raisirp2 fourth
issue, that between Students ana Trustees.
We here give the caption, or preface to the
report, but decline 10 give place 10 the re-
port itself, IS too indrcoroUs and Iihr,lons
to receive circulation in II reputable journal.
We regret that we have not room Tor the
the promised caption and preface, nor foI
the additional comments Of the Cnuricr.-
The end Of this unfortunate difficulty, is not
easily conceived. 1t is apparent 10 every one,
that the affairs of the College are in a most
serious and critical condition.
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DIR. J, (. G. MITTAG.

in late issue Of r'owler's chronological
Journal, is likeness of this genlieman,
together with his chronological chart and
Il short biographical sketch Of him. llav-
ing no personal acquaintance with the
Doctor, we cannot pass an opinion as to the
correctness Of The chart; though, it indi.
Gates n superior order Of talent and mind
capable of subservng TO high and useful
purposes Persons here who know him,
say it is very correct. The PhrcnoIogst
did not know DR.. M:ttag. until after the
chart was made out, and then, after hearing
his name, proposed to publish It in his jour
nal This was certainly n compliment, and
is corrobornlive of the reputation which The
Doctor sustains abroad, as a philosopher
and man Of science,
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SERIOUS RENCOUNTER.

rather serious difficulty occurred at
this lace Oh Wednesday last, between VIM.
G. CASTOR and w. Mex. Millag. y bitter
hostility had been cngrndercd between the
parties, arising from certain circumstances
that had occurred few hours, or perhaps
y day, precious 10 their coming in contact
with each other They met near the Court
House steps, whether dvsigncdly or accidcn-
tally we cannot say, Mr.. c. "gmcd with Il
revolving pistol and tic other with Il large
knife. When within 4 few PAGES Of each
other, the former called upou the latter 10
defend himself, and, draw .ag hIS weapon,
fired. The fist shot MISSED lis aim, but Il
second took effect IN M.ttag's check, enter.
ing just below the temple and lodging with.
in. lie staggered of few steps and fell,
bleeding protusciy from the wound. TWAS
not fatal, however, as WAS at first apprchcn.
dcd and he is now considered free from
danger. Nj. &. Immediately surrendered
himself to the Sheriff, He Was afterwards
arrested for m assault, WAS required and
mas entered into bonds.
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Obituary.

Died on the Waxhaw, 18th inst, MAR
GAREr NJ. consort cf John II. Latham. and
daughter cf Sam'l Faulkner, in the 2Sth
year of her age Her last illness was pro-
trnctcd and painful; but she submitted to
the will of Providence with christian resg-
nation. For about, 8 years she was Co n-
siStcnt member Of the Associate Reformed
pfcshy ierlan congregation worshping at
ShiIch, aud died in the blessed immortality ,
Mrs. was of a modest retiring disposition,
md made no effort at display before tho
world. But in the family circle, where her
wo,th Was known Ter loss will be derply
fc't. S +.
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TEMPERANCE MEETIHG.-iL reference to
the meeting OF thc State Trmperancc So
ciety in this place on 2lst July, it becomes
our duty TO say that there was n misprint
in the communication we published last
week. IL should have read-There will be
public meeting on Thursday evening at
o'clock and "Wednesday at 10, and, on the
latter day, dinner will be had sufficiently
early 10 allow members attending the G. ID.
TO reach York for an evening session.
Chester Standard.
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NERDTcT FOR THE Loss or AN EYE.-ln
one Of the New York courts last week Lu.
cien Etchberry obtained q verdict, with
$4,000 damages, against Joshcph Leveille
for the loss OF his eye, which was destroy.
ed in the following manner:
The Partie> are both Germans, and
defendant keeps Lecr house, and during
n visit Of the plaintiff, Leseillc commenced
blowing sbap dart through a tube al
him and while he was doing so, the plain.
tiff turned around, and the dart struck
him in the eye, destroying the sight
Thc aypSpnl claimed was $4,000.
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The new tariff will go into operation on
iho LIST of July next and as it reduces the
imposts on nearly every article of import, it
is expected that many of these articles will
be reduced ip price. The duties on impar.
ted liquors will be reduced from 100 to 80
per cent, ard the bonded warehouses at
New York are said to bc so full that no
more cargoes can be admitted untiI after
the Ist
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MoST PEAISENoETH. .--rhr Chcraw
GHseiic lca'ns upon uuiouhtcG authority,
that citizen Of Chesterfield District, John
Wilkes. Esq, who WA fortunate enough
last season to make corn TO spare, has con-
stnntly refused TO take more than ! per
buAhri for his corn. while il VAS selling at
from Il 25 10 so all around him. Nor
would he sell TO mca or means, but held
his corn for his poor and nordy nvighbor,
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COURT OF EQUITY.

This Court is in Session here the pres
cnt week, Chancellor Dunkin presiding.
His Honor appears quite feeble, and owing
TO physical ndi>pos;tion, did not reach here
until Monday evening. We learn that the
business before the court is sufficient to
mpy'iuly the entire week ;also, that sevc.
RI! cases of Importance are on hand.
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consequent on the reception Of this news
has been intense, and very general feel
ing of revenge seems TO actuaie the minds
of the masses. The press Of tie State
have almost unanimously condemned the
course pursued 10y the MeNieans in inv"d-
ing American territory, and hnrpirg TO
an unt;mely and ignominious death clti.
zens of our country who had never set
foot on their soil or violated, in the slight.
est degree, the law Of nations.
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--.1 - ssna

THE CE"Ps.--from our limited ohScrva
don, aud ihu general report from different
sections of the country, the crops are grow
ing finely, barring those DESTROYED by hal.
Cotton of course cannot recover sullcicntl;
To make a large Yield, but wheat j. of more
importance Just now, and We have never
seen better prospect for m abundant har.
vest. Corn is late Lu: doing wrn. Oat,
are fine YorkriKs Enquirer
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-06-24

DEAru oy Coz. MATHEW IRVINE KFIrH.
The Charleston papers bring the mourn.
ful intelligence of the death of one of hrr
worthy and venerable ci;izcns, who has
loug been Identified with her in public and
private confidence
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-06-24
APPOINTMENTS.

We are requested to publish that the
Rev. DR., G. +. H. Crockett, will preach ut
the following places andat times stated: on
Saturday and Sunday, 18th and 18th July,
at Spring llill Church; on Tuesday, 2Ist
ut Flat Creek on "Wednesday, G2d at
Fork Hill on Thursday % at New Hope
on Friday 2lIh ut Lancaster G. II, and Oh
Sunday 26lh al Unnn.