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Death Of Hon. I. D. Witherspoon

Again has our community been shocked bv
TIE report of the death Of on. vino, though !.
resident of another District. was Il native of
ours and otEcrwi Use connected with u. by
intimate ties. a verbal, and somewhat in
direct message, reached this place on Mon
day evening. 10 the effect that lion. |. ID.
Nltherspoon of York had died suddenly at
the White Sulphur Springs, Va, sometime
during the past week, the precise day no,
stated. lie had been in feeble health since
last winter, when he had a severe and dan.
gerous attack of pneumonia while on n Wis
1t 10 this District; this, with other circum-
stances, leave scarcely n doubt in the minds
of his relatives here of the correctness Of
the report.
Mr.. NiiherspOon justly occupied high
position in the State he was a prominent
and leading Senator in the Legislature for
4 number Of years, and for the faithful and
efficient service that he rendered his State.
it is not improbable, that, had he lived, she
would have rewarded him with the highest
honor that she can confer His death oc
caSuns IL void that cannot easily be filled
rs regards both his public aud private rela-
'ions; TO his family and large number of
relatives, we tender our syinpalhies and
condoIements in this their melancholy be.
rcavemppt.
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The UNDERGRoUND RAnRoAD.-As an
illustration Of the impudent and treason
able character OF the Black Republican
party, says the Baton Rouge AdUoclte,
We may refer TO the following notice.
which appears in the New York Tribune
OF late date
The underground railroad is domo q
large business. A correspondent, in a
city on the line of the road SAYS that 80
largely has the number Of fuuitives in
creased Of late, that private meeting OF
the leading Republicans Of the town, n
committee 70 take charge was appointed
and the sum OF 81 900 ordered to be rais.
ed 10 delray expenses.
osbeT accounts state that In. Aboli.
uonisis are pursuing, with extraordinary
energy and zeal, the business Of seduciny
slaves from their owners. and dispatching
them to Canada. Some means ought 10
3 20 iound for bringing them under the
penalties OF the fugitive slave act.
The great injury which they intlict npon
the deluded slave is quite as apparen, os
the wrong they do to his owpsr
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LANCASTERVILLE. sc.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY 2s, 1858.

.-Y" 1t being our purpose to bid ndieu
To the editorial sanctum for n few weeks
and visit some of the upper Districts of our
State, we deem il proper to state that John
w. Cooke. Esqr, will ofliciatc for Us in our
abscnce, rs he has very kindly done on sew
eral previous occasions. Our readers, we
ure sure, will be benefited by the exchange.
'Our contemplated trip is not altogether de-
signed for pleasure we expect to be pro-
fitted by it, and il will afford US an opportu-
nifty 10 attend to some business which we
have in that direction.
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Death of Cen. Quitman.

Since our last issue the report has reach.
ed us Of the death Of this distinguished
statesman and gallant soldier. He is mum.
oered ms another victim Ct that mysterious
National Hotel disease. which has eonsign-
co so many others to an untimely and pre-
mature death His death may be regarded
as a national calamity, but in The South the
afn'ct'on Is more Immediately felt and to her
the loss is irrepnrable. In his character as
statesman, Gen. Quitman is identified with
the stauDchest and abiest defenders of the
righle and interests of his section, his voice
ever among the foremost to repei attack or
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Complimentary Dinner to Senator
Hammnnd nf G E
RoBr. f.. ALLISON. Sec
July 2lst 1853.

esterday the neighbors, friends and
constituents OF Senator Hammond, OF
South Carolina, gave him a compliment.
tary dinner at the Club House on Beech
Island, in Edgefield District. About
twelve or fifteen hundred persons were
present, among whom were sewers, hun.
dred ladies.
DIR. III. X. Cook, in a neat and appro
Priste manner, welcomed Senator Ham
mond home among his neighboss and
friends, and congratulated him upon his
signal services in the Senate of the United
States.
Senator Hammond came f,rwsrd. and
Tor an hour enchained the attention of the
large assembage, in speech ,epIete with
sound, conservative sentiments, in which,
he gave full and satisfactory account OF
his stewardship at the federal metropolis.
AT the conclusion Of the Senator'S speech,
the company adjourned 10 an adjacent
grove. where bountiful supply Of the
suosisaiiais of iiif iifs were served UP.
After dinner, the Hon. James ID. Trade.
we'll, Mayor Of Columbia, asceuded the
speakers s;sni. aud delivered a speech
with strong Southern Rights proclivi,ies.
Col. Msxcy Gregg, Of Columbia, being
called upon, made few remarks. .
ln response TO toast to the press, Col.
John Cunningham, the editor Of the Char.
lesion Evening News, arose and made an
appropriate speech.
The Hon. Richard Yeadon, OF Charles.
ton, was called for, and he delivered a
very conservative Union speech. inter.
spersed with the grace and humor pecul.
lar 10 his addresses on such occasions.
Col. John B. Weems, Of Augusts, in
response to toast complimentary to
Georgia, made few appropriate re-
marks.
The day was pleasant. and everything
passed of in an agreeable manner.-ha.
gusia Constitationaiist, 23d.
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Religious Notice.

We are requested to give notice that
there will he service at the new Presbyte-
nan Church, a few miles West Of this
place. near the Douglas Old Field, comnien-
e'rg on Thursday, 5;h August, and will
continue until Sunday following. Several
ministers, it is expected, will be in a,ten-
dance.
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LYNcHE's CREEK, in

LfNcHE's CREEK, July II.
Mr.. EnIToR:- AS there is a disease
prevailing among the cattle in Marion
district and some of the adjoining dis.
uicts, called the Black or Sore Tongues. |
ieei desirous Of giving the public the ben.
eht OF my experience in the treatment of
1t. The disease may be known by the
animals Irothing al the mouth. On OK
animation the whole inside OF the mouth
will present dark greenisl appearance,
and II wlIl smell very offensive-the ton
que viii be stiff, and they cannot cat. As
soon as | find them thus affected, have
them thrown and their mouths and lhroa,s
as Tar down as can be reached thorough.
~ cIeansed with strong salt and water
his may be repeated once a day until
the animal can Craze, which they can do
IN two or three days. have had four
mich cows affected with this disease, and
nave cured them all with the above treat
ment. If you think it worth it, Won can
insert this in your,paper.
Yours Respectfully,
HENRY DAVIS.
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WHAT OF IT Am exchange paper
says that Rev. Abraham Pryne. a Con,
gregational minister in New York. has
consented TO discuss the slavery question
with Parson Brownlow, in Philadelphia,
on the 9th Of September. We imagine
that what is said on the one side will be
precisely rs valuable and worthy of con.
sideration as what is ssid on the other
and no more. Neither Mr.. Pryne nor
AIR. Brownlow have yet been constituted
the representatives or champions of the
different systems OF labor, North and
South. Charleston Courier.
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The Dinner to Senator Harmon a

AUGUSTA, July 22.-The comphmen
'ary dinner to Hon. J. II. Hammond, by
the citizens Of Beacl, Island, s. c., came
oil today. The attendance was large.
Senator Hammond spoke for an hour He.
tore dinner. The tone Of his speech was
conservative. After dinner, speeches were
made by Mayor Tradewell, of Columbia,
and Messrs. John Cunningham and Rich
ard Yeadon, Of Charleston.
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THE EARrHauAkx IN ME1oo.-I

ibE EARrHauAKE IN MEuoo.-The
Mexico Extraordinary, in an account Of
the recent earthquake, says:
AT Cuyseen the shock was felt severe.
~. The country seat of Gen. Gsdsden.
late u. s. Minister to NJ exico, wss broken
20 many places. aud the walls almost On |.
nreiy thrown down. The houss is 90
badly injured that we learn !, is no. con
s'der.d safe ics residence. The stables are
completely ruined.
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General News.

The English House Of Commons has
passed the India Bill.
The Earl of MaImesbury has announ-
ced tha, the British cruisers will lie with.
dawn from the coast oi Cuba. anl If.
blockade OF the African coast continued.
There is no further news concerning
the Atlantic telegraph cnb'e. The Ago
memnon had no, returned Il, lie latest
dates.
spain is again reported to he prepar.
ing an expedition Of 10000 men to in.
wade Mexico.
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ION crop. ! think we would have had the
road before when the effort was made, had
the crops been rs promising as they are
now, but we had then bad prospect for
crop /; also our people were not posted in
rail roads and their advantages. Now the
case is quite different, and tl,n'; it can and
will be built if the proper plan is taken and
the proper men will engage in it.
PINEY WOODS.
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General News.

General News.
The steamer Niagara, of the telegraph
fleet, arrived at Queenstown OF the 5th
inst The cable parted on the 29th uIt.,
on board the Agamemnon (O after lag
miles had been laid. After the commu-
nication between the :wo vessels ceased,
the Niagara allowed swing TO the ca0le
and an additional strain OF four tones was
applied TO the brakes. Although it IVES
blowing fresh at the lme, the cable held
firm, till, by sudden pitch of the vessl,
it was broken. The Niagara then returned
to Queenstown to coal II nothing is
heard from ilIe Aga,nemnon, after coal
ing, the Niagara was to proceed again
to mid ocean, having still 1900 miles of
cable on board. It is coniec,ured that
the Agamemnon will wait for the Mag
ara.
Gold was arrived IN England from New
Zealand.
Sturgeon, the popular preacher, is com
ing to America
TIE foreign allied Chinese expedition
has organized n seige OF the shipping at
PeIpo, destined TO supply Pekin.
Advices from Madeira state that the
new Spanish Cabinet has been completed
Gen. Ros. D'Alana, has been appointed
Governor General Of Cuba IN place of
Gen. Concha.
Germany and Denmark are in Difficult.
ty.
The ship Gilchrist was burn, AT iIavre
on the 5th inst, together with quantity
Of cotton aud tobacco.
Commercial News.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET-Cotlon
had ndva"ced 81 per IL. The Mddlng
and Fair qualities had improved most
The sales Of the three days comprised
$4,000 bales, of which spectators took
1000 bales. The market closed firm.
LONDON MoSEY MARKkr. - C"ns"l,
were qno,ed At 95 | 2l ~ 5S
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suIcrpE.--A man ly the nsue Of Me
Comb. iiving IN the uppes.pgt Of this
District, committed sursfe sgsS Supdar,
the llth inst, by shooii h hroech
the braiu with riAe. Borrowed
the gun from a neigbbor -, .,lik9 purpose,
rs be alIegei, OF bunting game. lie had
showed evident signs Of insanity before
committing The revolsiog deed Of self mur-
der.-- .--Spaytanbuyg E1press.
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FINE PEAcuEs.-lt is our pleasure to ac-
knowledge the reception of supply of this
excellent fruit, from Capt. Jas. NJ. Ingram,
furnished us n few days since and for which
he has our thanks We are never insensi-
Die 10 such favors, esp, ciaIly when bestow-
ed in rs liberal proportions as in this in
stance.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRe IN ABBsvsaaR.---
Since q p"'t Of our issue was s,rickea OF.
We have learned, from source whieisws
regard reiishle, Of very des,ruct,ve fire
in the town OF AbbeviIlc, 3. @. Wsbaye
heard no particulars. more than that ono
entire block Of buildings was eopsumsd.
--Spartanblrg Esprsss,
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Capt.. John ID. Andrews has our thanks
Tor bundle of New York and Philadelphia
papers, received several days in advance of
our regular mail
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CAMDEN MALE AcApEMY.-IVe direct at
tenti"n To advertisement Of Camden Male
Academy elsewhere in this paper. We are
assured tha, it is an excellent school and il
Is quite convenient for persons of our Dis.
tIct
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Commercial News.

LIVERPOOL CorroN MARKEr.-The
market opened at an advance Of I-l6I
a ! Sd per ID, but this was subsequently,
nearly lost. The sales Of the week com
Pr'sed 10000 bales, Of which spectators
and exporters took each $500 bales, leav.
ing $4,000 bales Of all description 10 the
trace.
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DEATH OF Ws. T. PoRTsR.--wm. r..
Porter, the well known founder and edi
Of Poriers Spirii Of the Times, died 10
New York CiiS, on Tuesday last, Of ehIIIs
and fsver. -. .Es
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STILL LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF TIE
Steamship America.

NEw foRK, July 23.-Thc BRUSH
Steam ship Amcr'ea, Capt. Ryric, has ar
r'ed at this port, with Liverpool daies To
the 10Th inst. IL
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T f Il NJ S
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G>lt9rapbIr.
NORTH STAR.

Nkw YoRK, July 2o.--fhe steam ship
North Star has arrived at this port with
Liverpool dates to the 7ih inst
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.

COUR DU NEUvEEME DISTRICT JUDICIAIRE, PARoTSSE DE
LA POINTE CoUPEE.
Dams laFe,re de Ia Succession dc Gy!um 4. Hudson,
d6cede.
IT, sera vendu par le sonssignt en- vertu dun Or
l. DIRE de l'honorable cour du Neurieme District,
dams ct pour la paroisse ct liEtat susdlts, a la der
Mere dcmeure du dGfunt,
Lndi, 1sme jour du mois de Fecrier, 1858,
a IL heurcs A. NJ, les propriGtes suivantes, GU
dependent de ladite succession. SAVIOR:
M0BILIER.
L'alncublement de la maison, batterie de cuisi-
sine, ainsi vue les mulets. chevaux, bnufs, b6tes a
cornes, cochons. wagons, charettes, etc.
CONDITION DE La VENTE-CoMPAANT.
SEVERN PORCHE,
Sheriff,
Pointe Coupee, 80 %janvier 1881 49,
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L'ETAT DE Ia LOUISIANA.

TX ia lN COUFE
John Burton
r. W. & C. F. McRae-Bibb & ct 562
Hopkins. Tut.
EN- VEiiTU lie ct pour ~satisfaire a I'm writ dc
Fl. ia. lance dams fatfaire ci-desslls, ct a moi adres
sc par Honorable Coir du Neuvieme District
dams ct pour Ia paroisse ct Etat susdits, pour salts
faire d la demandc du plaignant ct aux frais, iaj
saisi ct j~'otrirai en- yente publique a la Maison de
Cour, lie
Samedi, k 6me jour dn mois de mars, 1853
a 10 heures A. NJ, tous les droits, titres ct interets
que lie defendeur "a dams ct a la propriete ci-apres
decrite, SAVIOR:
Tn lot de terTe situe sur lie bayou Fordoche.
daus la paroisse de Ia Pointe Coupee, SOUS lie nom
de- rhabitation Lancaster. etant compose des lots
~suiyants: No. IS, 81, Sc, So, ct farriere lisne du
coin des lots Nos. so ct 81. contenant ONE Gentle
mes d acres, dams la juridictiou No. 4, dams la Ran.
gee No. s, Sud, dams cette p~aroisse. Etat de la
Louisiana, avec toutes les batisses ct ameliorations
qui sly trouvent.
Et les e~sclaves ~slivants. SAVIOR:
Levi, ne gre age de trente-quatre ans.
Tom. Negro age de vingtsept ans.
/ Peter, negre age de vingt-quatre ans.
William, negre age de yingt.quatre ans.
Spencer, Negro age de vingt-huit ans.
Scott, Negro Age de vingt-einq ans.
Lucinda. nearesse agee de seize ans.
Marie, negresse agee de seize ans.
Patsy, nesrcsse agee de v~ingt-deux ans, ct son
enfant.
Lucinda, agee de trente-deux ans.
Jane, agee de yingt-sept ans, ct ses deux enfants
Eliza ct Amanda.
Julie, negresse agee de vingt-qnatre ans.
SEES deux enfants.
Lucy, negresse agee de vingt-deux ans.
Lucinda ct ses deux enfants
Dave, Negro age de vingt-trois ans.
John, Negro age de seize ans.
Jacob, Negro ages de trente-huit ans.
Daniel. nesre aye de guaranteeing ans
Dick, negre de IA ans.
Billy, negre de cinquante ans.
Jenay. negresse de yiagt-deuy ans.
CONDITIONS DE Id TENTE.
Compliant, avec estimation.
SEVERN PORCHE, Sheriff.
Pointe Coupe, 80 jaw ls5s-tds $500
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.

coUR pU NEuvIEME DISTRICT JUDIcIAIRE, PARoIssE DE
La PoINTE COUPE.
Dams Paffaire de la succession de Charles
Adelard, h. c. l., decide.
i sera vendu par lie soussign6, en- YER
| tn dun ordre de Honorable Cour du
(Nenvieme District judiciaire dams ct
pour la paroisse ct Etat susdits, a la der
mere residence du decide,
Jeadi, lime josr du naois de mars,
a 10 heures A NJ, les proprietes suivan-
ties, dependant do ladite succession, sa-
yoir: a
Tn cheval.
Tn fusil ct accessories.
Denx scies d main.
TERMES EFT CONDITIONS,
Compliant.
SEVERN PORCHE, Sheriff.
Pointe Coupee. 80 JANET (sT}
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hELSlEhE CtJh IL DISTRICT, FAl.lisnb LEILA Iu-AIE
CouTEE.
Marie E. Lsnglcis, trous
Martin Carr1ouche. mari.
I'm FFRTU dun ordre a NO sdfsfe par Tho
IL rolable Ia Neuyieme COuT &" l~s1liCE. dang ct
pour Fiat tt Ia raroisse suEGjlf, ic. so,ssignt.
She1ifd eettc paroisSe, otiIIrai 81 T,nt, lGllique,
sur les iicux, le
Lu}i r:ngt tTnqe&tnt jic4r ou rci& IL Ia7iv.ls5s
a 10 learcs Lu matin, Ia ~proIritlt %ci-aIres dtcri-
te, dependant DE- la consllnl aug qui eHls!:lt CT
devant entire Ia d. nlandcrefse st l. Gtitl.deHr,
cCnl1Ae suit, SAVIOR:
Tn LOT de terre Gu labitation. f;.uee FIJI lc la
vou Fordoche. dams Ia paroisse ~ dite. ct CONNIE
t d~esigIt6 sur les plans darp ntagesdcs Etats-
Tnis CONNIE le lot GU section NJ. So du Township
No. 4. de- la RangGe No. S est, dhn> le district sud
st des Te1rys ct contenant cent stixal'te-qnatolZe
acres, ct 8 100, eEstmbl aFCe tc1tcs les lttlFSts
ct amcliorations qui sy ~trouvpnt. allies cue:
Une n1aisou de maitrc, moglin b cGtcn, cabaDps
a regres, etc.
Les ~esclaves ei-apres dtcrts:
Constance, nGeltzse a2tt de viugt-dcux ans, ct
son enflnt, Pauline, ae&e &c tro;s ans.
CGlcstin. Negro age de s~uarante ans;
James. negTe age de ciIquante ans. attelnt du-
ne palpitation de crur:
FaieT1eu, HtSft age ue CIilIuiutE-Clhi Hho,
Francois. Legre age 6eGHarante ans;
Argentine, negrcsse agGc de IS ans. maladive;
ct ses deux entants. Edouard. mulAire. aeedeq qua
ire ans. ct Cydalise, petite negress", agee dc quin-
re mois;
Ida. nGgresse aote de vinet ans, ct son cntant
Aehille. petit mulatre age de trciz" mois;
Leonard. negre age de vingt ans;
Victorine. ~nGgresse agee de cifIuante ans, ct
son enfant, Paul, nGgrilian. age de sept ans;
Louise. nGgrcsse agGc de l6 ans;
Adeline, ~negressc, a@Ge DE- IL ans.
Armantine, mulatrcsse, aeee de dix-huit ans, ct
ses derx %enfants, Alexandrine, mulatresse, agGe
de trois ans, ct Joseph, age de trois mois;
Mercantile. negresse estropitc, age: de 80 ans;
Alzire, ~negresse agee de q~uarante ans;
BIENS MEUBLES.
Mulcts, chevauy. cochons. moutoas, un wagon,
I'm buggy etdes instruments a~ratoircs etc.
CONDITIONS DE LA VENTE.
Pour les meubies-Comptant.
Pour la terre ct les csclaves, un tt, re- du prix
compliant, ct lie reste a I'm credit de TN, deux ct
trois ans, a dater du jour de la vento; les acque-
reurs deyrOnt fournir leurs billets, ayCc des secu-
rites approuy6e in solido, ct portant interet a
raison de hut pour cent par an, apres matnrite
jusqu'a pariait Placement, avec hypotieque sur la
propriete yendue.
SEVERN PORCHE,
Sheriff.
Pointe Coupee, &c % ~ianvier SO. [l7,50]