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Accident to EE.Goy. Means.

W" regret 10 learn tha, on the last day OF
liz" Fair at Winn.h"r"." EXGov- Means, met
with Il serious accident. H. seems the buIldin,,
in which the Fair was held. was not counl,:'
ted, and that some boards had been pInc.,l
over the space designed for the hearth, which
gave way while Gov Means was stand ing IN.
on them We learn that some Tres stretched
beneath the opening in the lower story broke
the fall to some extent, and possibly prevented
fatal result. The Wnnsb"ro' Rcyisirr is in.
formed hy I'r. Robertson that the Injuries re-
ccivcd, though painful, are not dangerous. We
hope Gov. Means will speedily recover.
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State Elections.

Elections for narrni"rs "f C",.,">s are To IL.
held III seven states on the ~ day of Nnyr,,,.
her, VIZ: N"w York, Delaware. Illinois. Mas
sachu-..itS, Michigan. New Icrsrv. and y :-.,n.
sin.-lh" eject ion in Illinois is iouL.i tr viii,
a "i' al deal OF Interest on arcnIn; Of the ire
incn'i"nS "N"rtI"ns which hav" been male l,y
Tia" Administration Ia defeat Senator n..u,-I,s
These "!""i"n@ VIII! To- extent .l.cil: tl,.
c"mrl"A."" Of 'h' next ii"ua" Of Er,.!,.yl!.,.
lives
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THE SENATORIAL NnMISATInNs.-Thc Charles.
Ton correspondent of the Edgctivl1 Iarviisrr

TIE SENATORIAL N"MISATInNs.-Thc Charles.
ton correspondent Of the Edgcticld Adrriiscr
writes
The Courier suggests the names oftwo dis
tinguished- scholars for the uncxpircd term Of
the Scnntorship in Congress. vacated by the
death Of Judge Evans The nominees are Hon.
VIM. }. Grayson and VIM. Gilmore Simms, ].
j.. ID. In this age Of degeneracy and den,a-
gogucsm, the selection Of public men from the
refined and cultivated walks of learning and
literature would bc truly refreshing, and could
Mt least work no injury to the intc llectual and
moral standing of the State in our National
Councils. Either Of these gentlemen would
surely confer honor upon her, in respect to this
department of qualifications. One Of them
lMr. Grayson.l has already served in Congress
adding experience to other requisites. As a
bold and able champion of our Institutions, we
have never yet had his superior. His power.
full letters. essays and spaecbes on this subject.
have become a portion Of our standard Iitera-
ture, and constitute in. themselves n complete
vindication Of the South. DR.. Simms' writings
and their true Southern character and intiu.
ence, are too we'll known to require .intvrduc-
tion to his fellow.citizens. He occupies the
proud position Of the historian and biographer
Of the South, and has devoted life.tiue Of In
borious study and research to the develop
,nent and defence Of her character and Institi,.
lions
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TIE OVERLAND MAIL TO CAIlr,RSrA.-As the

TnE OVERLAND MAIL TO CALIFoRHrA.-As the
Overland Mail from ST. Louis to California may
now be regarded rs n "fXed f,ct." 1t is well
that people should be advised of the time of its
departure. The mail is made up specially for
California, and leaves ST. Louis on Monday
and Thursday mornings TO ensure their trans.
mission by this route, letters should be erdor-
sed ''by tho Overland Mail" Tho price Of
postage Oh single letters is three cents-by the
steamers, il is ten cents No Newspapers can
be forwarded by the overland route but letters
containing printed slips, it is presumed, may
Uc sent.
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ri ar EA H;'E'i.

.lr:"iy.i. T.. Nrt. =. S.-,'nr,nn.- Tie.
'n'rk", depressed. "" quote 10 /, log.
t".LrNr,> Nov. 3, lS:,s.-Thcr. is little or
nr:',i:,:' doing at present in III" cotton mark n
:" ii" - h'l"s w"r" 8 II Yesterday aL VIA I75c
tl N;LI~r"H, Nov. l.-lhr sa!,.S of cotton to-
LAY reached Upward, @. | S,u bales Satur-
day i'ric.'- for the h..:;"r -rn.lrs were we'll
main, ,in"l. h'It TIA" md llius an lower grades
Wee r"l"r'e n s!.a'" ! w.r. viz: .Oallg:
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CGopvr3 * I;I.crL$. Book

V" ''. i;..!.'i.! :" rrr ir...:r.i~ N..>.r. Ia,
~ " ti,v "fti.r i,"".. office, IT," it.ri y,
'rs t"' a "".y "i Ills very excellent wnrl
wh"i /. =. ;.n,.! /" i..,uI>l, :, rn:v,.i,:t me-;
m"'.i i'r ;!': u, "f :ri..,.,s i" their l;.,n...
ir:ii,-.'i i"..,.
With 81 ,i"w !" t!rai rnI tl:. w.It i.rr>"r;
fla and s;:"li" rnI", an'i ,x.:nj,'"<. !,r r.i
III" 'l:" i:n" II y"ar~ months. an; .lay> "t CON
i'nI"c III" Interest by I.ra"iir, ';,: nrrl- III
'v "''''i.iantS :..i'cr:.!!y y--.,i,, la" :t,! ana.
lila! r'iS Of "'mi'u'r:, interest "m .,,:..s
an! l'n!+, with anl wi'l.", credit.
1t al" furnishes silnp!,. a;.l t"t,r;,lu,.l H..
'"r">' Tables; a''" Discount Tables, an! H.,
i"r'n% 81 t'";c: c''in't"n!y u,c,l i: ,ii,. iflus
a"in:... \
H. NIL '.'' thus Seen tia: il n,u.. rrnvc ,.ry
u IL" u. i,'iiia:i"y the Ln.i,,.. Transaction.
-. 'i.. t.,,ln"r
Nh i. l.. Grows "f the i;"..rr Di.:,.. j.. tl,,
agent i"r the sa., u! the work.
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Cabinet Chanpes

! Upen making inquiry of those who are to be
regarded as the most reliable authority, says
the Washington States, we find that there is no
foundation whatever for the rnrnors which have
been circulated in reference to contaminated
changes inlthe Cabinet.
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How TO PRESERVE BaauTY.-Nothing is more
becoming to a man or woman than beautiful
luNuriant head Of hair, and woman's beauty
is certainly incomplete withouta fnir complex
ion, and he or she who neglects these great
and important ndornmcnt. Of nature must ex-
pect to suffer the mortificotion Of premature
badness, and wrinkled face and a sallow
skin. Nothing is necessary TO preserve these
essent ial attractions but the use of Prof Woods
Restorative. e.--Lonisvikc Iimcs
PEoF. Woop's. HAIR REsToRATIvE-We have
had occasion to Use this famous preparation of
Prof Woods, and after thorough ~ testing it's
qualities, we find that where The hair is thin it
will thicken it, if gray it will restore it to its
original color; likewise, it gives glossy ap.
pearnncc. MS we'll as keeps the hair from falling
stif.-B@'timorc Clipper. scldby oil Druggists
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Minister to B,.luiun,

l'v letter received in Columbia, ih, ::vn;l..
rrn G""r.i,"n lcarnS that Gen. T.. Y. Fair Min
ls'rr k"Sri"ut |" l;c!g:uin presented his crr.i,
l'ai" AMI was received hv the King with ;!..,
accustomed ceremonies ON the 21th nl. Iii.
Majesty was very kind and c"urtco,is in his
reception Of the new Minister
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Declined.

"" learn from ih" Washington !S,",.s tha,
Professor Rev. ". Earnw"Il ir. Of tl,..
South Carolina College,, has declined th. call
cNicn!cl I" him tn hcc",mc the Rector Of Trim
Iiv Church in ihat city. TIL" !Sn!.x SAYS that
his dr"''na''"n is regretted hy tn" c"r:.r"ga-
ton anl numerous other fricns in Washing
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Cotton Receipts.

We c"ry from the Charleston E,,c"ry ,hc
following report ul the cotton market of Char
lesion, f.: the week ending October 2S
''Rcccivci the PAST week Ly railroads. 20.
TG:; bales F; hy water and wagons, 60 bales
together. 2l.iI2 halrs-(c"rrrspunding week
last year, 2,l5o balcs.) ENp"rir" in the same
time 10 foreign ports, ?,G79 bales coaslwise,
i.2l2 halos-mahin- the total exports Of the
week 1881 bales and leaving on hand n
stock Of &C, sGt bales, inclusive Of lG2GS bales
an shipboard not cleared, agninsta stock OF
1852 bales. and 5,9l7 bales on shipboard
same time last year.
".rhc total receipts siucr our las, report
amount to llu.lO6 bales against 81 .lSg lnl.s
same time last Year, making grand total,
from the lst September t" the latest dates, OF
-'55,296 bales against 2i7,757 bales the same
time last ycnr, and All .9G7 bales the year pre-.
Hious. Increase since last year, 3O7.539 bales -
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Letter from Vice President B-cchiu1ii

-.
Ti', Vie" l'rc,i'lrn, il 81 letter to ll" Dem,
cratic t"'nmi'''r "r I!!in"is, l,:., |, is ,.,.si
';', l' r'':'i'';! {" i!'s':.s from wh.,!. 4 :.n
i" "rH 't'"' he !" '''y i'r from arir"vir- hi.
""':'s" "r c'.,:":";'s- h;- l'icii.,S. H.. .als
'fl,' r'i.t:r" my r.",l;n,.~. t. wi, u!in.;.
aud a'!r''>~ ia" l"?! in rh. present. ru,y;..<
l. Without f"tn'i.titu. H.! n", rrn;,u>,. to
'.av" !i''.'n'!y 10" H." :'ii"l'" "l :n!;u:. Ia
lii" l"'!!t!""i discuss i"h$ in u.i."r Sia,.. TL,.
iw" "r ii''' >;'"""l.S w:,., u, Iiv-rc r,rci:i
I ~ ia 'hi> Hih'c r>i" lr ru!inr :er,.V..i..
Which ,."! ,.": sow l!Sru
'lt: "i!'"r rnn'"t" wiirl, vc,, rrf..r j. i?r,..
h;''., often. ~ ""n,"r<aii"n. rx;.r.>-r,i th,.
"i-!i ,!r' MIR. b,.u.!as NAY srI..,, ,.l over hi,
k"!'i,.r..n "'':niviii"r Eat il j. .lu.. IT, can
'!''r !" LAY HAT ,h:> Preference. i, .n,t founded
"m i.;S ""'ir@" at the iai" session II tnr.-:... -.
AMI w"ni'! not exist if -mi.i.n,,.I it world Ice
CONSTRUED ~ "!.lnr>ci.I-:; q. ,hc a!.it,:.l l..
wh''h l.s. i""I chose +" ;->u,nc towards L:>
party, or al all the Positions hr las. ',cn in
the l'rSr:,t canvas. II i n"t u."rs.arv to ,i,
large on these thin.:>. ] Will ONLY niI ,l,a;
'hy prri"r"n'" r"-'> nia:u on ;'."-. CON :rra.
ii"irS iiiai ia" ha.'>aS ,luvsii"n practically
cnIrsi--'l"i Mr. b"ir rin-. in recent sprrrhr:
has explicitly ,:", Jared his :.i!.rrrnr.. f., ,h.
regular i'':;I"c"a'ic PARTY or-Arzu,l"n-,la,
Il" srciS t" hr the ":.:,i..lal. ..f Illinois
Democracy. a:l the most fnr,ni,i., "i,,,"u, =,
III i..a' :iH'" -! III" E"ub:iran Part V an! HAT
%" ni"r' 'i.an one i"i lurn. i.;> ,ui,:;..
i::r h" has c"f!'l".! The t. II the S,a, and
; the right, "; Ia. >;acs .i.,cli,y. cuurnn.
anI great ab.!iiv.'
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For The Committee.

HE DEfriSI GOVERNMENT AXp Fu.:m' SrEE:s,..
We copy the following from the Baltimore
Sun
"Ihc British Government has given formal
notice To- the United States Government that
They will interfere to prevent any further ii Ii
bust""i'g enterprise from the United States up
on Nicaragua Costa Rica or any of the Cen
trul American Staicss This is no empty dec
l;l:ation, but positive and grave dcterminn-
tion. 70 ell nforcc it, the British Government
are about 10 send n strong fleet to the port Of
Greytown, and also to San Juan del S,1..
1T is probable TINT some enterprises, of n
character similar 10 that imputed 10 General
Walker, nre on fo-t, in regard TO Nicaragua
Some mysterious movements from New York
in the direction of Nicaragua car only be ac-
counted for on this s,lp,osti on and hence the
interference of Great Britian ut this time"
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Session Paprry

lh" Daily G"'"|'"'"" anil naiIy E",,.E""
will b" furnished during, III" S,.s-;nn q the
Legislature free Of I"'siu-... for Dmr Dollar il.
ai'a"ce. Ar:anrrin"ntS have been mail. fnr
'Gli ami accurate l;""'r's "f 'h" proceedings.
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LAST OF TIE CArAwpAs.-The Lancaster Leyzoe

LAST OF TIE CArAwBAs.-The Lancaster Ledger
snys:
The remnant Of the once powerful tribe OF
Catawhas was subject of notice by the Grand
Jury. They recommend that the Legislature
ndopt measures for the removal Of these poor
Indians from their native homes. that they may
he no longer hur.hcn and expense TO chris
tan civilization -
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FINE CoTToS PIcKING.-Thc oversccr Of Mr..
AZ. j.. DeHrmg sends us the following account
OF line cotton picking on the "Cauc GraLc ~
Totnl.

This is certainly extraordinary picking for
any county. Many others of tie force. suys
Our informant, picked from $50 to 800 pounds.
Edycfcid advertiser.
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C&; The friends ur Col. J. G.. BASKlN re.
specially ann"umrc him a candidate for inc
"i''e" "i Ordinary, at tl.c hex: election
Nov. 4, ISIS.
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"a The t"iuri'Iiirat ions from Williu"tru
and the Dead Fall, hnv" been received and will
e" m'nanl early attention.
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CfbTSldsSA;7;S.

In" l":'""'ii+ r"r|ons have freight III tue De-
pot II, .ih'..v:ii" -
'"''' liu:.i"". go. II : Kerr, d \ Inr,lun.
y Clark, IT.. :" 20. ilallan Say-r, T. cn. john
N"i;rl'i". Me, a-tn. c", :. \ Calhoun, 40
Ming. j NJ rrrrln li.rr.n, Il Cochran Hon j |,
Pet 'giu " NJ !!ugh,*.
ID. H. SONDLEY, AIT
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tD': ~. .I,tiI,l,
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES AT TIE MASON
lC FEMALE COLLEGE. 1T C0XEsBuRY,
. SOUTH CAROLINA

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nrra.:, tl,. .lc,h ~, ,nJ continued f,r ,w,.
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eFs- The friends Of JOHN A. HUNTER re-.
specially announce him a candidate for the
office of Ordinary. al the next election.
Oct. 2T ISIS.
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E:XI:CE'l'S4l:s, SALE.


s.AL:CE 'l'Sl:s' SALE.
nN THE T.llHTlErlI DAY OF NOVEM-
~ EEI; lno;aat. and days following, We Will
sell at public QUERY, "A: tie late residence of +.
l.. CIiun.cnlcs DECEASED ;!!c following rl opcrLy,
VIZ: y Eu:brr one
Er;act OF Land,
Supposed TO be about Five Hundred Acres
kn"wn as The Quarter Place and also II part OF
the Power place, if it is not taken Mt the ap-
PRAISED value. Also,
IYiIHIl' OK 1YIIRTl-ONE
LIKELY Young NEGROES,
Scycn Mules, Two Brood Mares, Two Yoke of,
Oxen, II large stock Of Cattle. Hogs, Sheep, II
good number Of fat Logs for Pork, and about
s;I!y Es.tics OF Cotton.
y AIuantity Of Cotton Seed, some Seed Wheat,
and several barrels of Flour; n u,lantity OF
Corn, Fodder, Shucks aud Oats; ali kinds of
Iianlation AID Dlacksulith's Tools Household
and Kitchen Furniture, and very good Six,
passenger Carriage and liurness, and many
other articles too tedious to mention.
THIS lst day Of November, 1858.
GEO. l. GJ. ". .CLlNKSCALIiS;
u It
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l.. :. S''."" writin; the above We .'al 10
learn that III "f tn. departments referred to in
this report, Music, Frrn,lI, including all nf the
Modern Languages, together with the Drnanrr.
tai Branches have been filed by the election Of
first rate teachers
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-03-23

y DeS Songs eigene @orte. @iebe: g6a.
Eueter5iSe un0 blltori4e 6ra8meuts aug benz
Seben oeS S6ni9S bon PreuBen, SSrteerib @ilz
sslul Ill. 9eammelt unO beraussesebeu Don
u. Sr Gblett SlldOf &C. Sd. II. g. 81.
..ea k(6Ortieeun9 fpG9t.l . q
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-03-23

it9 ei9entltb Iiemauo erlauben ourfte, pbue
patrr Die 4BiQi9un9 Ger Sberbofmetftern Der
Ssoat9lH unoa beS S6erbcfmeiters @w. Muje@
ltat eln9ebpt 3u baben. 1.su9.g ,gsz ID nd ..a
y i2er5e1ben sic, l1Ste Der G6niq eriilf, in bies
lem punft fam td9 Sbre Wteinun9 ntdt tbeilen.
Seine @tlfette bari eS euem beutIden Diam
cper elmer beutl9en 6ruu per6ieteu, in ibrer
sfutterlpra4e 5u einauoer 81 reren, pielntebr
Ut es unnatnr9 9unb s3tererei, wenn OieS niGt ges.
19lebt sDanlit pie DeutlGen 1td ais fi6 Oeut,
l9e fIblen, miiien lie ppr alien Dinaen i6re els,
gene Sprade lleben ,uno ih nt9t mebr berab>
laller, Gle Spra9e zines 2anee8 3l Der ibren
81 MAIDEN, oaS ltd) init bem O(ute leines &Gs
/ nl9spaore8 befledt bat iunb oelieu unletiaeS
BeIlplel lest ale Gbrone 3ttern ma6t. SD
punl9te lebr, Dap es an ulenem Sofe INNER
nlebr Sltte lperben mG4te, beroeutlden Surad)e
lt4 gu beotenen, penh oeuti9 gu fiblen, au benz
ten uno 81 lpreden, oaS itebt ben Oeutl9eu
mpbl an, uno baS wir6 aud Gle bette 66uBz
tHauer lelt1, Die man pen blutigen gSpaen Der
fran5Olll9en5 Nepublif entoegenIfeuen fann.
wenn lte aud na4 Dentl9lan0 lid5 berein MIL
gen mShten. Sie lpillen lest ueinc QuliGt.
6rau SberboFmellterin, unO i9 bite sic, lpenn
| IN Sbren @eremcnenbu9e borseidrieben ltebt,
paB bic 9ofbeanlten iiA Der fran60lil9en Spraz
de in ber @onperlattCn gu beoienen BADEN,
bieler Irttfel un19ednbert uno bafir eeldrie6en
iperoe:: vb1 PreuBen elm Oeutl9eS 2anb 1T, 10
TT natirli9 Ssoerman erlaubt, DeutI6 gu ipres
den eS wirO oieS AUDI bel Sofe aeldebeu pOre
auS8eiebt baB iid Ntenan0 III Der @eleuIdaft
beftnoet pelher Der peutIden Spra6e nidt
u1d4tiS it," Sd bite, per9eiIen sic Das ndt,
unp leBt 6ran OberbOfnelferin, IA sic bod
cine ifren9e 6iterin iener 1biir unp Der Gillette
ltnb, lett erin6e id Sie, mid Sbro Woieltdt
lnetner 9emabln an3luleben. ulp anaufra9en.
OBJ i'd Die gbre baben fam, SIRE Mafeldt au
lPredeu; i'd ln64te t9r germ ltteilt Compliment
MADDEN uno boffe, fe fpirb es gnd0iatt aefatten y
Ole OGerbrfmeilteriu pernaiste lid NIT freuz
peltta9lenoem @elidt unb trat Dauu raldb burd,
Die &btr III paS ahitpBenbe @enlad6.
Der &Sat8 fdau'e ibr, einen OOnent Ii6elub
na4. Ste 1at ledS. sale 5u burdp nberu.
bepOr ite gu 2ouiiens g8o9n3imuer eelcuot,
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