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CARRIAGE MANDATORY.

E:HE Subscribers return their thanks to their
Il kind patrons for the liberal support they
layc received, an,l respectfully solicit conIinu-
ance OF that generous patronage.
They state with confidence now that they are
WELL PREPARED to carry on the
Coach Making and Repairing Business
IN its various branches. Their work shall be cx-
scnted ina durable, handsome, style and by work
mcn skilled in their respective trades.
We have and intend always keeping on hand a
large and ime assortment Of
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, ROCKAWAYS, &C.,
Of the our own manuiacture-beautiful TO behold
and of much value to the lucky purchaser.
We will also keep constantly in our Establish
ment fill Stock of Northern BUGGIES and
CARRIAGES, Of superior manufacture.
eas- All sorts of REPAIRING done in the best
manner. and with the greatest Dispatch
Es.g'Call and examine our Stock Our prices
have been put down to correspond with the hard
times. SMITH g. JONES.
Dec % If so
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state Of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,

Anscl Dcvore and wife Lucinda, !
and Others plaintiffs,
rs. Ca for Par.
John Walton and wife Jerusha,
and others, Defendants.
4 7 appearing to my satisfaction that John Wal
IL ton and his wife Jerusia and William G.
Fowler and his wife Martha, two of the Defen-
dants in this case, reside beyond tho limits OF this
State 1t is therefore ordered. that they 10 APPEAR
and object to the division or sale of the real estate
of Lewis Clark, Sr., deceased; on or before the
10th of June next, or their consent to the same
will be entered of record.
WE. DURIsOE, o.s.n.
Mar 22d, 1853. 13t II
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State Of South Carolina,
EpGEFTEID DISTRICT,
IN EQUITY.

Z, d. NICIIW CtI1t Ct uT'J I
vs.
Annie Key.
DY order from Chancellor Wardlaw, all per-
- sons having demands against the Estate Of
Mrs. Frances Nleriwc,her, sold by the Commits
soncr in this case, will present and lrove their de-
mands at my Office wilEin three months from the
date of this advertisement, or their Claims will be
thereafter barred.
a. SlAIKINs, c.E Ed
Mar 3.1S5S. 3m S
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GEGARS--Now open few thousand very
- fno sEGARs. !. j. SULLIVAN & co.
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Bricks! Bricks Fl!

TNHE Subscriber having purchased that excel.
Il lent and well-fttcd out Brick Yard. long
known as the Smkins' Yard, has Just .mado and
thoroughly burnt 100000 CHOICE BRICKS:
which will be sol on reasonable terms A con-
siderable discount allowed for the Cash.
d. .. CROKER.
April 81. 1858 TT ~ se;fi5
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Hardware, Cutlery, &c.
w M. n L L, -
HAMBURG. S. C.,

HAMBURG, S. c.
WOULD inform lis friends
w and al who may be trading
m this Market, tha, he still con-
tinucs TO keep u FULL and well
selected Stock Of G"ods in the
ahncn iinn and snlil.iis II shure of
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CHERRY BorScEtTake two pccks of ehcr-
ries; stone the cherries and crack the stones ;
put the cherries and cracked stones into deini-
John with thrce pounls Of loaf sugar, eighty
pounded or beaten. Pour in TWO gallons ol
double recliied wii>key; cork the delnJo3n
and in six months the Cherry Bounce will lie
Git to pour off and bottle for use but the older
it is, tho better.
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r{Nt1E Subscriber a'ier returning thanks To their
friends in EDGEFfElD aud adjoining Dis
trcts, 'or their lbs:ai patronage caring the last
ten years. would infirm them th,t they still con-
t:nuc 10 keep on hand i large assortn, mt Of
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NEW ORLEANS mARKET.

TUESDAY MORNING June /, 1858.
Sales Of Cotton yesterday $500 bales, mostly Of
the Middling and better grades at steady prices
for those descriptions-6ood Ordinary S5GI0c,
Low MiddliDg l03 a l0} Middling III a III,
Cool Middling1 24t9I23 ......of Sugar 100 hhds at
previous rates-FaiF to Fully Fsir53 6@c.....,nOth
ing Of any moment done in MOlssses.....sales Of To
bsceo, 115 hhds (5T, % and SOY on private terms
......of Flour, confined to 200 bbls unbranded in
two lots st 8 80; 300 Superhne Country at 4 90
and 81 Extra at 75......Of Wheat, 694 sacks, en-
braeing $40 Red at CSC IS White at Oh and 400
at 10. ......of Corn, 5000 sacks ineluling 1916
1900 and 1876 Prime Yellow and l6l, $50 and
1000 White)at 70c aud 800 Choice White at 74c.
Of Oats 600 sacks St. Louis in three lots a. 45o and
800 in two lots at 46. of Bran 200 sacks in poor
order, ct $50. 200 at So and 200 at 60o,..of Hay,
l24 bales Western ct l9 50......of Pork, confined
to retail transactions at 10 90 Stock at the In
specton Warehouse IS 76I bbs. against % COG last
month, aud 15, 045 same time last year. Stock Of
beef 2S6 bbls against 384 last month ....sales Of
Bacon, 25 herces sugar cured Hams at and Is
casks rib sides at Sc which was the ruling retail
rate.......of Lard 200 Kegs at --......Of Whisky,
IS bbls Rectied at l7c...... Rio Coffee 1924 bags
embracing 1924 at lOc, $50 at 10k. 500 ct l0f and
so at I1....in Fregbts, ship taken up for Liver
pool at I'd for cotton brig for London 81 81 4d for
Flour a ship for Liverpool at -; a bark for Lou
don at -; a ship for HaEre at - and one laid
for Liverpool for TobaceO-Tessels on the berth for
Liverpoo flling.up at d@Rd,...no quOtable
alteration in Exchange-Sterling, clear, nos per
centprsmium- Lsding SIC premium-Francs
l74G5.25-NeW York at 60 days HOP per
cent. discount-sight 3C91 discount. 49,. Weather
clear and warm.
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soMrrHIKs Nrw AND Trrrprs-rv, - e

SOMETHING NEw AND INTERESTING TO F.R,rps
Our attention has jsst been called to the NsT
Eagle Tanning Mill, now exhibition at Arrlstrong
Co.'s, 90 Market street, and, in our Judgment We
must say that for simplify obeapnsss, durability
ana 9hoiency' tits unsurpassed. It removes cheat.
cookie smu! balls &C., without the aid Of sleeves.
and cleans faster, and turns easier than any other
fan ever invented to our knowledge But it must be
seen to be appreciated. The agent Of the patentee
will be found at the above named place to show its
practical workings Go and see it. and say if va
have OVerrated it.
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GOV. BROWN AND THE POSr Orrrr,,
DEPARTMENT

The following Well-merited compliment to GOV
Brown, is copied from the Washington cOrr.spon.
denoe Of the Memphis appeal:
Tbs South, and, in fact, the whole country :.
greatly indebted to Gov. Brown for his admin
istraton Of the Post Office Department. as h.
with great foresight and hberality meets the ever
increasing wants Of all sections in the mailer Of mail
facilities. No other member Of the Cabinet bas
during his administration made as much rsn,Ifstio'
and his urbanity and accessibility are the nraiso -
all With other members Of the Cabinet # i diei
cult to get an audience; but with Gov Brown itis
not so as All who call have that opportunity This
is as il should be in this republican government
and il is well Gov. Brown has set an example i'm ms
respect, worthy Of imitation. Such an officer as -
bas shoHn himself 10 be in the many and yariaS
positions 20 which he has been called bv The mar
TALLY Of has cOuntrymen, shows that there il No
position within the gin Of free and enlightened
people that he cannot FIJI with honor 70 hirnssIg 80
advantage 70 the public veal l trust that HIGHER
honors are yet in store for him, and thar tbeNo-
tional Democratic Convention, to be held in IsO0
viii moi overlook his claims 70 nomination as onP |
an6hrd bearer
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DIR. KINGS DIsPENSARK
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

- King, formerly % New York, Cor he last four
zsAs years % Louisville, Kentucky, and Who has do
voted his attention the Treatment of private diseases FOR
thirty years, dae himself, having attended @ p for
many years auuurei many Thousands, De s enabled b
all diseases % private nature mater how bad y nay
from i'd udcous mgica treatment FROM uegidot Of tha
Dr.. Kings Dpeusar is No q Dsaleruk street, bctEes
Cherry and the Sqllrai uhes be cures al dlaes o. private
nature.
from business
SRCEUH Of old OF recent date, eacally cured "a few
days b. operation which causes pain. Where sctura
exists, health cannot Be enjoyed. Perhaps disease
more mischief and underuins tne constitution much.
SYPHILIS, win all the diseases Of the skin. rouing 81
ect bad treatment, &c edecy cured in few days.
sElIykL HEA1y, particular attention having been given n
ms sse5 and an The growing oll % %, brought
On IN many cases ty tie destructive habits II incansds1at9
AouLla or
which viii undermine re l1n rendering loct undt
for business society, ard causing premature Old age
Females who be lab0FnE any diculy OF he Womb
may rest assured of immediate relief.
Persons residing abroad and SEATING their case,
fee enclosed directed % Dr. A. King, No. g Deadrck
Nashville, Tennessee. viii have the Necessary medicine sent
their address, with necessary drons strict secrecy
Once hours from O'clock n The morning until Bin ne evening
may 23-llT
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OFFICE OF THE LOUISVILLE COURIER,
SATURDAY EvFnrVQ. June 8. 1883.


SATURDAY EVENING, June 8, 1883.
Market was generally quiet to-day, with good
deal Of rain, which checked out door business The
river vas falling slowly.
FLoBR AND GRAIH-SRles 100 bbls Flour ct 81 D
asa $40 bush ear Corn at 40c aud 50 bush Oats at
35a37c
GRoOEaIEs--Sales Of 4S hhds Sugar at 7c 74al4e;
refined at l03e; % bbls Molasses At 34e; half b5ls
at $50; coffee at lie, Halle.
0HEEsE Sales 10 boxes at 70.
HAY-Ssles Of tons az SO
WHIsKY--Smal sales at 18c
PRoTlsIoss-Sales so bbls Mess Pork 81 SO 25s
Sl6 SO; t6 casks clear Sides at 93o; 10 casks rib
bed Sides st $50.
ToBAcoo-Sales at warehouses, Saturday, 1913
hhds, viz: At Todd's 2 at 81 70a4 80, 2 at SIS 25
as rs, at S6ae 80, 8 at STAT so, and ct $sas 20
At Pieketrs, at 81 IS, ct 81 25a4 IS, 10 at S5a
5 IS, at S. 05a6 55, at 81 95, a. SSs8 ID, aud
2 at $l0al0 SO. At Ninth street, At So So, al
81 90a4 co. Is at S5a5 95 40 at seas IS, At So Is
az So, at S8a8 &c. g at seas 80, and at l0a10 80
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TELEGRAPH MARKETS.

CnclENATI, June 8, NJ Flour unchanged; re
osipts moderate. Whisky frm at 1Se. Provisions
unchanged
OIscfHNAT1, June 5, P, M-Flour unchanged and
firm; sales 900 bbls at So 70aS4 for superfne and
extra; receipts moderate Whisky steady at 18e;
reoeipts more liberal Provisions unchanged sales
500 bbls Ness Pork at SIS. and 100 bbls city at
SIC 25. Bacon aud Bulk Meats duh, and prices
nominal; the market is generally inactive.
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SAD AcoIDEET-An accident Of a terrible nature
occurred at the ralroadbridga cfoss Holssoa River
near THE piece on Tuesday evening last A boy
engaged ia drlsihg mule car, hauling sto1e from
the quarry the pier on a temporssy railroad
track, in attempting 60 jump upon tbs back Of his
mule, aocidently fel and the car With ever con Of
stone upon IL passed over him breaking his leg above
and below the knee aud cutting one Of his arms Of
above The elbow. The BY viii probably recover
RogqgVsls hsdsPsRssnf, June 5. II
POWELL County ~ TROUBLE. i seems that this
new county is destined to have a hard tine in eem
ing into life Il has for the last een years occupied
much of the public attention. and numerous efforts
have been made during that lime TO get It legally
set up. Recently the proper ateps were al taken;
the different fractions had all voted for the new
county, The commissioners had ordered An election
Of county officers and everything seemed to promise
Q speedy delivery Of the new county from the womb
Of difficulty aud trouble. But just the election
is about to be holden bill is fled aud all proceed
ing stopped. Atpresent as we understand, Powell
county is hung up in the Chancery CouFt.-I6.
CoyIEGToN AID Ono R. R. GoEe TO WoRk -
Quite caravan Of operatives, horses, mules and
carts, vending their way eastward, passed through
town on Monday lest, which, on inquiry, proved to
be the force Of the Messrs Bib, recently engaged
on the East Tennessee and Virginia Railroad now
en- route for the CoYington and Ohio Railroad, on
which those gentlemen have q contract. The en-
ergy and experience which the Messrs. B. will take
to The work are q guarantee that their portion Of
the road viii be Well and speedily aOne.-Bristol
NeUs June 8
DEATH OF MARSHALL MoRIE.-Intelligenee reach
ed this city yesterday afternoon Of the death Of
Marshall MORN, son Of Col. Wa. Norm, Of this
city who was shot yesterday morning in Holly
Springs Miss As the intelligence Of his death was
the only announcement made by telegraph, we can
give no particulars this morning. Mr.. Norm was a
resident Of this city about one year, and while
here formed many friends, who were warmly A.
taehed to him. At the time Of his death he was
proprietor Of the Union Hotel, in Holly Springs
Memphis AvalqHehs, June 5.
MEMPHIS HOTEL TRoUBLE.-The AUalanehe re-
ports, 10 the Memphis City Council the petition of
Mr.. Brooks and other hotel keepers, complaining
that e'While the runners from the Gayoso and Wor-
sham Houses, and Commercial Hotel, are permitted
to proclaim the merits Of those hotels on the plat
form at the depot of the NJ and C. Railroad, their
agents are denied the privilege, and are not per-
mited to annoy passengers unless they force their
way through the mob Of runners and porters into
the street"
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MAIL-rtsfE TO LrvoHBURG.-R. Il. GLASS,
master al Lynchburg, Va, writes, that our PaPe-
of June "a, vas delivered his Office on the even
ing Of the Sd. Heretofore, on the southern route
il has required four to five days to get round.
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From as Washington Correspondents Of e Memphis Appeal
THE o9GANLZATInN M a --Eru no . 4. -

AON VI a NA1 W EAhAE .
II Is SAID the combined elements of opposition To
democratic party is in progress of organization
uluSr me sly Of the Peoples Party of the I'm
td1} win platform broad enough 10 embraes the
uulA OF the opposition. The main featnrss Of he
tLOpOsst ganzation The ignoring Of ali ones
.los calculated to produce sectional sfrss. A.. ~
eo.on 81 popular rights judcious system of in.
esIu@I IN ProVements; a settled and finn sorogn
percy me prevention of the emigration Of cr;-Si
nela ana paupers; the protection of tba boIotLo-
@uG an extended period of residence afto. o.;:'
1--WE franchises the fostering of American ~ me eieo
-l5 every Territory rising into State - anu
l,ulion and laws framed By The citizonS ns
Un3ted States who permanent rssiJat OF me
Saa sIoh rules as Congress NAV nrssor;L.
DosI'Iui programme gotten up by he
S ana Know NOthings, and whose Dv. 1.e
WI Oe extended SIS occasion may reopirs
l. mss not yet transpired whether tbo 80, ol.oH
~ = 70 De secret and the members TO he 49,
= ut oaths, or public, with an Abolitio f.
m a po'' a. ana Southern face at the So7tb
ONES 70 suon sn organization viii find wbsn n
5s. :, 70 measure strength with the Dsno maon
10 ,..,s grossly moderated the intelliosDoo y /
an succ ssd. UeuOle-Iaeed ulekery I
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kirkpatrick, Nevins q Co.,
RFOETVLYG. FORWARDZVG AND WHOLESALE
GROCERY MERCHANTS,
MARKET STREET, NASHVILLE TENNESSEE
WEAVE nov in store large and eoHpleas assortment
Groceries, embracing
New Orleans Sugars al grades
Moasses, in barrels and half barrels
Coffee, large and complete stock
Raisns ran stock with Teas Candles sartinesl Mack
sfsl Glassware, assorted Peoaus together with all kinds Of ar
cS Usually hspt in the Grocery line. Our stock Of
HRANBEBs, WINES, WHISKY, &C,
We think cannot Be sra1sd Is or any other market To
our g fock Of g nov In store invite the attention o.
assS-a KIRKPATRICK, NETIEs & co.
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YOUGHIOGHENY lCE.

TyR bestarce Of Ice in the city, taken from the pure waters
OF the Youghogheny River, be purchased az rsas9t
prices at the Depot corner Of Broad and Front soe 81
Ice House street, and from the wagon which m pas
'h spIs0-d 55s''' 1-S' RIDDLE, COLHHAE co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-09

FOR LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI
VUTTFE new passenger and freight steamer, TIM - n
PEST, PAR, Master will leave for the above
a11SI Intermediate landings THIS DAY, the stnal
Instant at 10 o'clock A. NJ Fer freight or passage Apply on
board or TO - NJ utppTsoN- At
June 9-t IL n -
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moRE HRrT1sIr oUrRAGEs.
Brig Mauus detained by the sty-Boarded and oyerlau
High Words.

Brig Miauus detained by the syE-Boarded and oyeaulsd
High Words.
Capt. Purkis, Of the brig Miauus, arrived yes
terday morning from Black River (Jamaical re-
ports that on May 20, IN lat "a 19, lon. 80, the
British war steamship Styx was directly ahead Of
the Mianus and when abreast Of her, the Styx low
cred boat and fred gun for the brig to heave to
lit blowing fresh at the time and the brig having
studding sails set, the latter was unable for some
time to comply, when the sound Of another gun
came booming over the water. This was shotted,
for the effect Of its motion the surface of the
water could be seen distincntly from the bows of
the MisLus. The Captain fearing he might receive
plUmper, got his vessel round as soon posi-
bic, aud was soon boarded The officer in command
appeared much vexed because the brig was so long
hesVing TO- and was very impeFiOus ia his com
mands. The men on board the Misnus we're dis
posed TO laugh at thr 1npOus speech and manner Of
the boarding officer, hich excited the blue jacket
wonderfully and he demanded Of the captain Of the
brig if he knew who aud what he was The Yam
kee replied that he didn't care d-n who or what
ne was, but if l had a bigger ship and properly
armed you should know Oh0 and sghat TGS. Some
few remarks followed, when the officer informed
where the vessel was from, where she belonged,
what was her cargo, what her destination, Sc, and
after having detained the brig an hour allowed
her to proceed on her passage N T. Ns'es Sd
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-, o,VCyNNaTI AND PITTsBUH

vryITF new passenger freight steamer 60ODt r.
FRIENDS. Poe, Master, viii leave lot ~
sbove and intermediate landings, THIS DAA, ne
t Oh inst ot5 O'Clock, P. N. For freight or passage Apply Oh
board or to n n utRRTsOy Art
june cit. n ~
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- 60 -.

The ADalanshs Friday night, June 4th,) reports;
The market continues dull, With limited transac-
TONS Sales reached 240 baleh 2, about an average
price Of 10 cenis- * consiHae qusiations Of yes
ierdas without change The New Orleans markei
continues IN dormant state
Sales.-ls bales at 81 4 at 8; I08 a. 81 Q At 70;
Al at Il at lit; p al ~ 4s at lsf Tatel,
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TEl subscriber offers for ale seventy acres Of land the
Eiddle Franklin Turnpike, four miles from Nashville ad
is6ng ne tract On which be resides and lands Of Capt John
Jones Tie land equal b the best with abun5ouce Il excel
lent, ng water, With lhe most beautiful building site
ne eogutry, and IN ths midst tie negho0d in
AnsIiu. aVdA NATHANIEL BAXTER
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- -,,.,- ;t5s Havana Cigars. The subscribers have
n rsved by recent arrivals large ADDITION % ls s0A'
Of the most noted brands Of Havana Cigars o.
SawchO PauZa, washington,
Fl soils;
With numerous other brands OF 81 st111 a' ' $50 - F--
ranging from $40 to $50 thousand - .,, - ~.
client quality which will be sold low % eoss. Ao1
y rginia chewing, Virginia Havana anu Aui>- ~
Va D Delphi Snufs. Pipes, &c. ,,-,.- 49,
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worth ,Iis Ju9s GA dispatch from Fort Lssvsn-
visited Ilai n SS ga On 'Sys tremendous rain storm
oeaFI and inundasng portion SSTaing' noOd1ng
river banks is full aRd rising. VI llAe city. The
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-09
APPROACH OF rae STORM CLOUD.

On Sunday evening, the 23d Of May about s.
o'clock the residents Of South Paririe noticed fun
mel shaped cloud the fan or tail about Eve hundred
feet vide moving with almost uncomfortable rapdty
from West to East, andsso near the surface of the
ground that at times it seemed 10 strike the earth
and rise again The cloud vas black, accompanied
with terrifc thunder and lightning, hail aud raia
It's extreme length not over six or eight hundred
feet and its thickness Sy some fifty feet, aud thosa
who witnessed its progress assert that at times
they could see that the air was apparently entirely
undisturbed and clear above and belOWit.
This storm 6end-wo know Of no better name for
the devastating clOud-dsstroyed fourteen houses in
South Prairie, killing and WOunding a number of
persons, aud at few minutes past o'clock burst
with the fury Of demon upon Ellison, destroying
every building but four, killing seven persons out
right and injuring every other nhabitant. 1t then
rose and passed to the East, striking the earth
again within distance Of three miles, destroying a
few fences, then rose again high in the air and
passed out Of sight