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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-14
!, Fvryp.R soRuus.Ds MAGNETIC PLAsrrp

IL Remen ber you out this pssiar apy where no uaaev
cain there tha psster VII st'cs sre until pain IL
not there The magneises he pain away and p.io
cannot the plaster applied Remember ths Va
no and sches Fheuan suNas.s
weakness neuralgia d7spepsi. or who are
scs suffering any RESPONDER Eorehead ms IN ase
rsssr Price - cents Dor wi toll aud plain direciiona
ZACH Dor VIII make si % etti psssrs snd arr CHILD can
Fprend them -. .. MOhnbHAD, ~ D., 10 w.iner slses,
New yort For sale all resp ecsbs drugg.a an e.l.,
Ia genuine medicines throughout he United states
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Decrease sel7a0 20 1853 Al Inc7aS n Dec ssS,7 a.
We understand that Captain Howard, Of Milwaukee has
contracted with kessrs J. X. & A. sseen, Of This
city for The construction OF tvo steamers 70 run
be, .een MlrsuKie and Grand Haven. They arc "
be about 1900 tons each, with cylinders ninety nine
inches In diameter, Those boats win form = forty
between the above named ports for the purpose Of
meeting the lines OF railroad terminating ihoro. The
ing In time distance and expense by this line In passing
between tho IN The North win DO 20 grca, TO
make the grand through route foravoers the change
from car boat, each aide Of the Lake, wiz mako
Il, a. pleasure uip, the most desirable.
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Tho quotations. for Cut mca include both dry and salod
and smoked western and city,
Ricp was quiet al 30 asko.
The uket steady, with sales OF about 800
hhds. Cuba mnsoovado including 1854 In bond for export
at and 223 do, for reclining NJ and The remsin-
der 1850 asl{a for reaang and grocery goods, chiefly
the latter.
wmKr The market was heavy and lower with sales
OF 70e bbh 40 though the opening some small
reported At 2Sc yet the marxct go
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~ENiEa hACBIrsa-A Lie PEasors wBo wAHv
= sewrs machine ~ universal udhty vii
hess fabrics and ne heaviest fabrics than any oh~r
he best machine fo- family msn nfsrtunV ran.tior
use. or any use vhsevera machine that donI get
oruer and WIN wis an INDUSTRIOUS resdly
slMo yesx-ean obtain exc~ps the omcs n
j. - slNGzA 90. 80 I'D Bresavay, Hsw yxx.
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side Among toe SNAKE weaker concerns the rsduc-
ton ~ csas soirg that the NEXT weekly s,ao-
gill vhou' doant sbor oeoreaxo In tho ssgre.
gate We DO not ock To- great increase In speclo
reserve. Il msr mo, eleven ana . bali milton OF dol
lars There Il ttes'y quiet demand upon banks for
gold which does noi pear The amount goes In
ibis Wy eoi' large ami Only In The specie
being much h. inv general OSCILLATIONS Tho
pnrsusd by On, banks during the pss. sir months
10 highly cenSursbe rhe ddsn spd serors contraction
was perhaps matter of necessity but that necessity
the rexah Of sttir 'ous folly In oontrng the
psn,scD up 10 50 recent date For weeks an. weeks
an addition VAS repor'ed 70 the line or discounts,
and r tire fare Of frequent earnings there ge
in their policy With steaaily decresnns spese reserve
the cscs asadiy increased With in,por.sons
70 before realized the face Of reduced
exporta,ces, the COURSE Of The banks forward ae
paren,y without the first thought Of the CON sequences
Every business sne~ very well what was sure 70 be
the resu but the bank managers appeared be blind
perfectly regardless Of tho dangers Of their position
Week siler week alluded TO the movement or hese
insttutoDs, and of Wall etreet coto rpcrares
OF MI Of evil Intentions Asast the col
Alee upon AND then the banks bogan evidently
for the nys time, " the difficulties With which hey
were surrounded -as question or life and des h
with they found that the sacrifice ust either
upon themselves their customers and they concludes
TO immediate their customers. contraction such
before experienced In this city, sncod
IL the space OF two weeks carried ths extent
Of eight millions OF dollars vSe banks took OF them
before the commercial community became weaken
cd b. pay Of high rste Of interest," and the
mercbapu will oe len TO take ARE OF themselvcL We
have time and again shown thai banks, ~ 9
general thing, were nothing more than many
note shaving shops They even worse than
that, for they less than 10 many
huge incorporated speoulatou They have no more
regard for the ccm~uu,y, except to make enough out Of
II 70 pay large dividends their al, than many
sbyncts and are In fAst Q uurse wherever they arc
ocase They lead ell olasseu into A or spsculsons
and when hey get them deeply involved ~ possible
withdraw the supplies and leave them there Three or
four such lessons have lately been taught would
shoud think, induce the mercantile classes to keep
clear OF all bark entsnremens 10 times OF the greatest
need these institute of In times Of plenty
they force thei upn specusors and others, and
the first In the tide the ,igns for them to cal In
from all parts and abu down the sXse' the those
hn pursued airing the past six weeks has
erec. In deterrpg businrss from cepeuting upon
bank loans for the prosecution Of trade something will be
gained Ard the power Of institutions for long lime
restricted
The exploration Of specie from this port last week
- A.. -A-s-tA .-N
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Tho Sab Treasury disbursed last week million
more Than n receipts, and good many snail lots have
In from the Interior We have drawn largely upon
Boston and PhAd elphs lately thai has become With the
banks OF those cities s1out matter n life and deatn
They are, therefore making great efforts 70 tn the tide
In their favor The Boston banks must have specie any
cost. They drawn down 10 about two and half
million Of collars.
Albert Nsco'ay will hold his regular scml weekly
auction sale Of stocks and bonds Monday next tho lah
inst at half past IL o'clock at the Merchants Exchange
A desirable lot vil DO offered.
10 reported that . meeting held Of CanandaiguA
few days previous 10 the failure Of the Oliver Lee Bank
which Mr., Gibson, OF CAnAndAgus Dean Richmond or
Batavia Erssus Corning Of Albany, and Watts sherman,
Of Duncan, Sherman Co present. (rhcse gentle
the principal owners Of the oank) II was thon
500 900 and carry the bank along
Drafts mAde Watts sherman, 70 be protected by
various discount Mr.. .h0man did not respond. Ane
thor meeting subsequently held 81 Albany and the do
tor mir alton made wind up the Mr. Lansing,
The cashier, son In law Of Mr. Gbscn also Ii Watts
sherman. rumored that largo deposits OF the New
York Central road sere previously withdrs~ to avoid
any chance OF loss
The value Of merchano imp ,ed into this por. during
the and since Jan In zach OF the past three years
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Married.
DEMONSTRATIONS AT rrinDy church, Prinoetoa NJ j..
on Thursday, Sept 10, by the Rev. Mr. Hanson, CaAnA
II HIeensos 70 AAHA STOCKTON, daughter OF James Pu4
tor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-14

Wsskiy Report OF DeafhA
In NE oty and county OF New YORK from tho san day d
scvtember 10 the i2tn day Of Ssptsmb'r, 1887.
Men, 81; women, 81; boys, $50; srh, 2S8-IosaI Oh
Adulx, lss children. SIC; males, sTl sp~Is 300; "a
orod persons, I.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-14

ID X R.-DIARRHTA. on PAINFUL DrsCH RG ~
IL. from the bowes, are stopped In 40 en- nnutes ~
kadwsy's Ready helef. For headache theumafsr.
ysis lumbaso, rrrt neurasa tothache svolsn joints
he back spine hdneys; peurs, hsartbura
pains o. all kinds had ssys Ready Relief VIII Ia few
snts change the mseres suffer " joys o; sasu'e
r. 70. : ssd~a,'s Renovs ina krsolvent 'Dr he
~ mic diseases such s~roulcus and hc
psnis, consumpuve and affections ~ "a lac ~
throat ndurstion snt en.gemenl Of psrts, neDrss re
tive various diseases a the skin dyspepIs
X. X a. NO g. Raduay's kegus ors r.ll cure drciseiy
snd quick, ivenees indigestion indsmuAior zoe
Ella Jsvep Ia liver complsnt d<esses y iE ~ kldns
conpls wh@neve- he syssrr NJ order
aose of haa -ays nsgust will regularity
RAUHAy A co. t61 EultDn st~pag
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Canadian rather better for the grsdes and
extras unchanged the sales embraced about 400
600 bbls H00shera brands stesdy at quotations,
with tales OF l,ot0 400 bbls Rye ,ur steady,
With sses OF sbou 100 bo within the range OF toe above
prices. Corn mt wE quiet and prices unchanged
wbea-Commoa 70 good grades Of red lower. while
good 10 prime ialiiies white unchanged.
The aaes embraced about &C, 900 . 900 bushels,
81 AIN = 81 go wee,ern red winter At 81 20 81 as;
white IUdans q, 81 32k mixed Michigan al 81 10 81 70
for common, and 500 -hite 10 st 81 "a 81 80, and
Western do 81 81 e. lot Of unsoand Chicago 81 700
Corn rhe sales aoed about 90 600 bushels Western
OF 10 TO witch . tvifs des r. o was quiet
and nominal Il 300 $50. OAts-Stse ADD Western
steady 1t $40 SO and Southern al 400 . 500 We
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COFFEE Tho sales embraced about 2no $50 bags RIO
al lho.; 90 bsgs do government Java Al 1919 400;
MsraSabo ~ 1zAc
Corros-rhe market war quiet and sales limited tn about
400 bos bales, without Change Ia prces We ara yet
~hout the dnal annual saemeat OF tho actual amount
OF the couon GRIP OF 1St6-'bT, MT oil the DO uhorn
porte having been heard from
FRDGsrs TO Liverpool engagements OF ra'n wore
quite and about I20 900 0usnes OF wheat taxed
for Liverpool 81 81 AKA In bulk I, o. In sh,ps bags
Va a s. s2t. rhe London oil cake at ~. 70 as.-
1000 ousbels wheat In ships bags At 81, aud some
1.ur ~ a. 3D. 70 Rotterdam 800 barrels sprs turpen
tine At 8kc, and 400 tons heavy goods At 2A "a T.
Hong Kong 1u0 tons goods at tos and 80 do. ais
bark to Buen Ayres taken up At $8 There
onspge in rates Havre 70 the COLO regions.
Fish DRY cod were steady, with moderate sales NJ
unchanged quotations mackerel were dull under In
receipts and with small sales at lower prices
herring were without change OF moment In prices.
HAY was Aady, with sales of 500 bales of old at $50
Toe
HEMP-The Ast sales embraced small parcel or Manila
at To- undressed American at 81 So and leo do.
ut 4kc. Sales Of jute In Boston for New York
made o. sl23 so.
HsDEs -rhe market has ruled dull through the week
Ayres for port 70 Europe part heavy, % lbs % lbs
average 30c cash In bond and some 0v0 ODooos 20
lbs, atp The total stock In the market pa 1897
sgainst 81 9tS In 1855, and So $50 In 1866
IRoN - couch pig In far demand, with sales OF
about $50 tons, chiefly NJ s2s $2s 60 10 lots Of months
including common, ~ 72hc 7bo., and lump ~ 81 oS
LHArHn This being the usual seasou when mAnufac
tures commence Icy ing In their supplies for the winter
consumption, The stock ample and assorments good
here has also boon good business done In French calf
skins The arke for both oak and hemlock has,
prices VII sustained me movements OF the week have
been follows
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pea h NJ 100
BEsADsvuPrs siour- mo and stocks OF
cpe, and grAdes OF Western Continued
DO light the for snA, description nrme,
W nile brands witnout onasge OF moment The
sAlos embraced sDout 900 900 bbls u ab0at the FOL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-14

asvaI Intelligence.
me United states sloep Of war Crane, Commander RI,
ber a. Robb, from Boston ID Inst, via Easspo, arrived a.
q John, IN. g., Wh inA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-14
WINDOW sHADES-
wv IAPhOVENENTs AND nNTERPRHR

XIII y hUUsUN ISI BrUsn S.y knd q 1os0c -
Nous apparatus fr mnnuAn uring window shades and
prepa ed supply tn who'll trade With unnva0es
FULLY thirty less than before sd;
none allowed 70 manufacture under patent
90 npete W III us either IN style or price.
ABo gilt co nices brooael deaine damAak lace and
lin curtains 40.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-14

NAVAL STORES The market continued 70 DO inActive
and prices mewhat irregusr e~les OF sp'riu
ported a 40 a &C., the latter In shipping order, cash,
AGO. time and interest Sales OF rosin,
reported at 81 81 81 20 TO arrive and tne
spot deh, cred, add some nnc roen Al g.
0us -Irude sperm last sold In New Bedford 81
81 so crude whale quiat and omnal hnseed Was
sead, With small sales OF American nj 78c = SOC and OF
Enxtsb st slo
PROVISIONS. -Pork-The market was nvm, with sales OF
about 200 500 bbls In lots 81 t26, and prime
sal rs Choce was ri S26 Beef steady, wbilo
sales mined 10 about 200 bbs repacked Western
at quotations given below. Bacon quiet and
nns ~ lake. lbc Cut meats inactive, while the
sma ,alos Of shoulders and ha making whi the
range OF iotatons lard In moderate request,
With saes OF about 200 bbs at quoations Batter In
fair demand NJ Our ngures Cheese was steady 81 tho
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The EaInaIH Herald.


sKsrcHBs yaos sUMsEa roUsIsrs-rHs ATLANTIC
TELgaBAPH-rBB DssocRArIc CONVENTION AT
syRAeUhf-LArEsr NEss, Brc., ETC.
In the FAMILY HERALD OF Wednesday next win be
found
Stretches from Summer Toursts-wayside Notes In the
Old Dominion Impressions Of Slave charlottesville In
The Far West the Lake Scenery OF New York, &c.
An ntorcs Ing letter from our special corr spondoni
relative 10 tho Auaniic Telegraph.
Tho Den ocra,ic Convention n syracuso-rholr Dongs,
10.
Toe American Board Of Commissioners for Foreign Mis-
sions In Convention si Providence, r. l.
Letter from Boston The Great Breach Of Promise Case
a Lady Sued for s2s 600 Damages.
Corner stonos-IAyng OF the corner stones Of the new
church OF the old Mulberry street congregation and Of he
Mariners Barbor Bapust church
The jackson Gold Box.
Career CT an Adventurer In Europe and America
Together with Editorials various topics-lntercstns
CITY Newp-Theatrical Nouccs-Yeco Rsports-Mukes
aeporu Marriages and Deaths for the week, and large
fund or general and interesting reading
rerms-rwo dellars per year-four cents der copy. To
be obtained ~ the ofnoe and Of al news agents.
The Autumn Hat -rhs Attention OF Gem
smen larry invited 70 our bssufal and vsrI siirso
tive hat for autumn WAhNuth ~ UO,
slq Broadway r. Nicholas HoseL
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Banks mosey lenders noss ouyers-sh ptalss
bAnh aSenh-brekers and croaxers-
Tfssue world not coming 70 eud In 90 dsys-and Nh
ekCuld-hn up top security oil then cell
ceprovided holders m NE and character all right
Also, 70 awe aoe 70 tknsa who h0idnG on n
money for The bisGest rN,e-H they donf loos
vii be too late ~ re sly are 2csins good many
pood stocks and before the Ind
all bat censuiutes tn real and artno ~iedGed rah ~
r a, w ~ al ~ pre~~ut
ume"- and that with crops bring he world
Ia debt 10
Aso-lo procure Situations for such 81 the sr- nsr-c
c.ssa-wbo have msssben forgotten their canw-.,c
who struck With terrw ~ an application for loar win
unquestionsble security Naw Carr
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tOoOoFp ana Doal@rv IN OtSthSn1s
r-sp~csfuIiy invited 70 esanine our
vIr-sn fro0x-
n addition 70 usual large ssocf q
vAsnlorAstn cfOrHm0
Ne have Ills season manufactured an insssnss aoos OF
bov rsicsp Asp sspiun eoops,
Whcs prepared W Offer Al ~ low hsuen - az
scuss b ~ tvsde hare ~ esewhern
Baschslor's Hair Dye, wigs and Toupsss--
the surpss.i' all made, sold and applied
at the manufactovy, 40 broadway
L~srss ~ags aas s~ass Dye ASaisss ths
natural sppearAnca dursku anl eheAcssa
~ - Hvrse~~- sea- Hc~Ard srees
tsiII, lnsmit.bIs Cutter NJ Hair In every
como ivsble style, 20 Bare street HAIR dye four sh
nnasa on
Cr,stodsro's sssir Dye wigs and vcupess-
The hest In the country hois sae and The dye pr
vstey applied nj - Aston House
rortsi, e's cream OF Wild Flowers has no
equ.l FOR washing candrrn and infa ta Try Wholesale
and retail al sos Bros,~av and @ sstor House
R,u, rag 4 Laomans Eioi ida Water lin
the pub snd cle dormoes nj The Springs
anc bsihr scs the erhers fragrance OF hts del
vrrso neaoa ache, &c Sold By u r. LAsxAr 30, whole.
sale druggists 69 Water street, ad By all druggs at 10 oens
per bottle
Ho1towny's Ointment IL the Household RE-
medy OF all n.son, for bum. sc.ds sprsns
contracted tineve ernpnns tum,rs fh@rns
b, accident d'scsee OF msltrsatmenL Warm Concentrations
should precese its use.
Removal Jones stsIsan Soap Depot and
Jones' coral hair These
complesos he pher for the hairJ sok
, teif' y fulton stree Price cents
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-10-01

farmers should plant patch expressly for their
hogs, and after feedingit off, turn under the oall
by sowing down rye, otherwise it is no doubt an
exhausting crop.
The iron mills now in use, understand from
good authority, are pressing out ono gallon of
juice per minute, thus, with q sufficient number
of boilers 12o gallons of moasses can be made per
day, with four or FIVE hands with comparatively
imperfect machinery, for tits hardly probable that
the mills have as yet reached perfection. No
doubt it will be more economical for every neigh
borhood to have its mill, when the cane can be
ground on shares.
The abundance Of molasses in few years will
lessen the consumption Of bacon, so that the
money exported annually to Tennessee and Ken
tucky, for that article, will he kept at home; nor
need we import from Jamaica or New England,
our rum. trust that the difficulty Of granula-
ting the syrup of the Sorgho Sucre will be over
come, so that every one may be able to make
their own sugar. 1t may be possible the grain will
make very palatable bread. BLACKJACK.
Sept. Goth, 1857.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-10-01
For the Yorkville Enquirer.
MEETING OF THE BIBLE socIET,

MEETING OF THE BIBLE SOCIETY.
Pursuant to previous notice, meeting Of the
York District Bible Society was held at Bethel
on Thursday, 18th ult.
At the time appointed, the people assembled in
the Church, and were entertained by a sermon
from Rev. E. A. BoLEs, Agent Of the American
Bible Society. After the sermon, the Society was
organized by calling the Rev. s. L. WATSON to
the Chair. The Chairman then announced that
this was the proper time for the address Of Col.
W. B. WILSON, who was appointed at the last
meeting to deliver the address, who being present,
arose and entertained the society with an address
worthy of the man and the occasion. After the
address, the following resolutions were passed:
Resolved, That the present Officers retain their
respective officers for the ensuing year.
Resolved, That the next Annual Meeting be held
Mt Sharon, on Friday, previous to the Fall Com
munion in September, and that Rev. E. E: BorcE
deliver Sermon, and Col. ". c. BEATTY an Ad
Dress
On motion of Rev. E. A. BorLEs, the following
gentlemen were appointed to attend the State BIZ
BILE Convention to be hold at Abbeville on the 4th
Wednesday in July: Col. W. B. Wilson, Peyton
B. Darwin, ]. L. Adams, Rev. ]. L. Harris and
Rev. J. G. Richards
It was moved and seconded that the proceed
ings be published in the Yorkville papers, the
Southern Christian Advocate, and Southern Pres
byterian
There being no further business before the soci-
ETY., it was closed with prayer by Rev. E. A. Bolles.
]. C. MILLER, Secretary.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-10-01
INTERVENTION.

We learn from the Chester Standard of last week,
that W. T. CARTER has obtained from the Govern
or respite of his execution for the killing of JAS
GIBSON, until the 9th of November next .........
The Knoxville Register says that engagements for
the winter are being made at 81 cents, for pork.
Holders are refusing eight cents per pound, net.
''''."" Elderberry leaves laid upon the shelves of
a cupboard, will drive away ants and roaches
Letters from officers in the Utah exped-
ton state that the scurvy is prevailing to an u
farming extent among the troops '''.'...A letter
from Mississippi, states that officers are rapidly
recruiting men for WALKERS army, destined for
doing the fnanciering and talking for Gen WALK
Err, who expects to leave early next November.
...'.""Hon. WM. DAVIDSON, died in Charlotte on
the 18th ult. from injuries received from being
thrown from vehicle in which he was riding
He was 80 years of age, and had represented his
District two terms in Congress, and several terms
in the State Legislature. ''.."An elegant pitcher
has been presented to the Massachusetts, Society
of Pharmacy. 1t is made of American porcelain {;
the Eaoln is from South Carolina the quartz from
Massachusetts, the spar from New Hampshire, the
gold from California, and the porkmanship from
Vermont. .....'A telegraphic despatch from Sa.
vannah was received in Washington on Saturday,
and announced from the pulpit by the Rev. Mr..
CUMMINs, stating that it is highly probable that
Capt. HERNDoN, and a number of others had been
picked up by vessel name unknown. The pas
seners by the Marine think there ore some hopes
of Captain HERNDoN's safety, rs several vessels
lights were seen at distance on the fatal night,
anu he was seen struggling with the waves after
the ship went down. '.''.."The information in the
possession Of our government relative to the COM
plicity of General HousToN with an expedition
supposed for the invasion of Mexico, to help the
inhabitants of Tamaulipas, who are disaifected
against their government, is derived from reliable
sources. The movement being conducted with
more than usual secrecy full information upon
the subject cannot as yet, be obtained. ....."The
Sub marine Telegraph from Europe to Africa was
successfully laid down on the 9th. ........Mrs.
Olive Clyde, of Bristol, VT died recently of star
vation, having resolutely refused all kinds of food
for thirty-three days. She had been deserted by
her husband, and for some time received mid from
the town. ....""The Caroliuian of Tuesday in
speaking OF the South Carolina College, says
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KINGS MOUNTAIN. :

We published last week notice of the Celebra-
ton Of the Battle of Kings Mountain, by the or
icers and Cadets of the Military School in this
place. We give in this issue an extended pro-
gramme. 1t will be seen that the Masons and the
two Divisions of the Sons of Temperance have ac-
cepted the invitation to be present on that occa-
sion, and will join in the procession. The Ami
versary Address, we feel warranted in saying,
will be equal to the reputation Of the distinguish
ed Orator, since the occasion will call up thou.
sand thrilling "reminiscences, with which no one
is 30 familiar and which no one can 80 admirably
illustrate, as WILLIAM GILMORE SIMNs. The day
endesred to oil; the Orator, Carolina's first Htera-
tuer; the beauty, which ever honors such occa-
sons, will form ON attraction so Irresistible, that
We expect a large concourse from the adjoining
districts and distant parts of the State. On We'd
nesday night, Ball will be given at the Palmetto
Hotel, commemorative Of the Battle so gloriousin
our annals. From arrangements now in progress,
it bids fair to be worthy ofthe heroism and splen-
did success it is intended to celebrate: Prepara-
tions are being made to entertain large number
of persons, as much Of the beauty and chivalry of
the State is expected to be present. Our friends
from distance may be certain of good and CON-
Portable accommodations.