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THE WAR PANIC IN ENGLAND.

The talk OF war h.twee. Enrinni and Franc.
which for time had suhslr,l, is again ON the
boards. The fears OF J",n Bull are Icing .x
ciz"ns Let not our cousins over the WV he
frightened from, their pr'.prirry. They talk us i.
t" he engaged in str,fe nn carnage. were til.
normal c"nhilun If the wn,l.l,
The London Weekly Times thus allu,..s 10 th.
,l:iiicuirs wh Ii are now threatening. the r.,,c,
Of England:
We mrc nG,in ut war with China, thi time
our dispute - not with the uov-ri,,,r of - ma,
vInce. but with the Emperor aud the cr,,,.,,
government. We are not now dealing with u
part of tn" populnt"'n. hut with 3up t,n, nu., of
people. We are no longer rout"n,imr with ,h,.
efrnnnt- nn'i c"wa''iIy mi! ,htanlS If the S.,u,l
ofChna hur ":th i,"r,lyH mi warlii-t ibrs who mr..
said To hc directed bv Eurn~e,n skill .Th. vow
Chinese war " i'll not l,,. ke any of the oil I,
VIII "eintnd hoiIl iis Hlnr- incn more sh,Is nr,l
ih"rr money. ~ time when we ,l-Sirons uI
c"mcrn' rai'un our forces nenr hum. n. u.,.s
h". NO one Can pretend 10 the r,t, or IN
f''rrtrll the sncrfic-S that I,nv he pxuct.d frun
us Hni tr''n "lir aiiieS. Oar relation with the.
United States of Amrr:ca are in the ,,o.t I'm,
s:':iSlhctn V -tntr. 4 hni,-hrnim-,l upne.a' LiJ
ding Tor P"l'ulntnr, has in effect c'Ir,Inii..l .u
act of war against England. aud H.. i. n,,,I,u,,J
hv his counirvinnn. Unless The Government al
Washington display more firnne>s aud nl,.u.u,
III respect to thu. tran-acIi"n than they hnv-.x
l''hi e'i q" "th"r o. rasi'n@ Iiry nav h- driven
hv the cannis at q mol, into ruInn,ls conflict,
ihe l'hiinn Question siil. r"nnins op.u nn.l
wh'l.. the fate ii the liuch,el Irmau tr,u,I,,iu,
III III" i'n'rc". there Is su$r ci",s delay in com,
plotting the treaty If p"nr" agreed np,n Il, Vii.
lafrhuca. Over the face OF Europ. in.,. !. ,,,,
usual movements Spain nI.i"nIs nwuk.rinr
f"n II ceaiu'v Of slIinirr to assert her ,l,r,.
"nc- more as IL military and naval pow. r. & Gr
rnany ~ in 'll.. ior- al federal T.. tornl hle An,
Ir, and Pril--i regard each other un.. will, M,
friendly tycr. Th" sack man" NJ Constant,
n"l.i". appears nearer TO dissolution th,n wI,u
We went I" his nIh in l~:,4. While the Oro
mon Empire is shaken hy int. rmal rrvnI, and
conspiracy, with bankrupt and an unnnid nr
my. Cznr Alexander summons hrs rcrr,s.u,a
tivrs nt f"rcig c"lIrIS 10 take counsel with hin,
1t Warsaw. Wn"ihrr we hav. regard tn th,
drain upon our strength from the FAR EnS, To
'hr possibility Of uur being drawn into AN etm.d
struggle With our kindred III lie Wet, or t., tin.
unsettled stat" o' Euroi.r h,ing sr..rrn and
charge we h"d everywhere warnings 10 he pre-.
pared.
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SALES FOR DECEMBER.
Sherif's Sale.

a Rf- vIr:u" "f snnGry Wri,s nf ITcra F,ci,s
- t" m" directed. will sell ut ALh-v,l,
miri Ito'iSe. on the h's' Monday IN DE,.E.AI.
BtR n"xI. within the legal hours Of sale the fol.
lowing properly. to wit:
80 Acres "f Land. more or los. houndcd nv
iinu5 OF Peter Gu:llaheau. Edwad Calhoun.
and others. levied Oh MS the properly of Benia
min Il Gilbert, ads. Thomas NJ Christian. and
others
lliS Acres Of Land. more or less. bounded bv
lands OF William Il Dorm. james Trayler. and
others levied on as The property Of Joseph {.
Benll. ads. VI. Coleman and Others
Also AT the residence Of Joseph G.. BcaIl. on
Tlnrs'lny. the Sfli of December next 4 Horses
o head of Cattle. lot Of Hogs Wagons. .
G'ggys. ] Carr. lot nfCorn. I lot Cotton, ]
Iot Of Fodder. ] lot # Dlacksmih's Tools I lot
OF Plantation Tools, Bureau. l Desk, ! ook-
ing Glass. ! LOT Potatoes. | lot Of Kitchen Fur
niture, with other articles levied on as the prop
erty of Joseph c. Beall. ads NJ W. Coleman,
and others.
At lodges Depot, on Tuesday the Grlr De-
eembcr next, 23G pounds Of Cotton, in the
Seed. Also. 20 bushels Cotton Seed. levied on
rs the property Of j. J. Richey, ads. Roberts
y Adams. Terms cash
J. T. MOORE, SAD.
SherIff's Office,
Nov. Is, 1859 80 tbs
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F-om Nericu.-Th- Tenn".see, rt New Or.
lenns, brings dates from, Vera Cruz to The
9th inst:
The Liberal expedition un.lrr General Niion.
who posted in the town of Driznh,' -
miles W. :. w. Of Vera Cruz, proved II .ii-ns
trous tailure. They reIrra,e. Jen. M;;ion
taking quo prisoners. and capturing loco mus
kets and 2 cannon, aud this without the fuss
OF single man.
General Marqnisn had pronounced in favor
OF Snntn hnna, after SEEING II couductu will
$2.SOo0no in specie, which he und,,,n,,k ,o
-scor: to Trpic. lie approrr ned 5000 In him
self, and detained the r"st at t:,la,a,o the Brit
ish and French Ministers earnestly PROTESTING
sgainst this outrage.
President Miramon left Tho CITY Of Mexico
against the wishes Of his calln"t aud with only
four aids, ostrnsily to collect troops and l,,r.i.
Marquiza rs traitor. 1t is feared, however
that Miranion is secretly in league with Mar
qniza. The Liberals nre greatly encouraged Ly
this presumed state of affairs.
Gen. Dohiando. having defeated Alfa-o and
captured his artillery. entered Gnnnaiua,o with
5000 men. Gen. Wolf was ut Ligros. wh,l,r
Dol'lando would pursue him.
Rio Grande city has been attacked hv =,
portion of Cortinns' band, aud nearly every
house PillaG"d. According t. rep"r,, Cortiu.-
has two bands, numbering ni,nu, 100 men,
The people Of Brownsville ave III great dis
trcss The mails are INTERRUPTED. Curiiu,s
has threatened ihe total drsi. urtiun Of 1h,.
town. and promises 10 in,rrcrp, and mur-
DER all reiniorcements set tn itI as>iStnnre
Iampico da:es to the lst. inst state tha,
Marquez had determined. after holding n
council OF war, to eyaeuu,e Guadalnjnra, AMI
retreat
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Fire IN Orongeb"rg About 3 n. m., on
ThIrs'lny. lu'h inst. II fire was discovered ui
Oraugeburg. in a wooden building, tome story y
on the main street owned and occupied AZ dry
goods Store by ". McMAster. whoss3 stock il,
trade wis valued a, 89k5n,L The ere. after
drs'roying this store aud iis conte nj eunsu med
wooden building 1.-TWO siories) adjoining the
nb"ve on the East, owned.ny Peter Rowe, and
occupied as restaurant by Mr. Zrgier. aud next
I" 'i'is a small frnn" house orculied us Shoe.
maker's shop: building ON the West Of ".
McMaster. formerly know ss the "I,ansd.la
lious.." and lately un"ccupi-d, was also des;
troyed. NJ. NcMsstsr held policy OH his build.
ing for S2.2iD -
The fire 10 attributed to an incendiary, and tho
evidence is strong. The only fire engine. In
tn. town was found mot fit for us-. IA the hose
had been staff.d with rags and the rppe. Of tie
io~Wb-ll had been cut, 90 that . considerable
delay occurred before ths alarm could BE- general.
ly communicated. ~;
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Now. sir. my position is, the Treasures of the

Now. sr. my position is the Treasures of the
Boards of Commissioners throur hout the State
should o"ly receive TWO aud huff PR cent.
commission Instead Of six, and this would savc
'hree h"d half per cent. this year two hun.
dred thousand dollars, or tho snm Of seven
th"''sa'd dollars. This added tp eighteen thn,s-
and OF additional or extra paw to the Collectors,
WI max" the sum OF twenty five thousand dol.
Lars. You aud your readers have ihes. fnrts aud
c"'c"''''"hs I" examine. If my propositions are
'"ii. ana The calculations correct, ] think hnve
made out my cnse-'hat for want Of Lcgis'ation
'here VIII he twenty five thousand dollars Of tho
're"ple's money expended this year without nr.y
equivalent. This sum, Of course, is not very
large for the State Of South Coro,ino In pve
"""S' out' SIR 1t might have been applied to
r'} 'he interest on some OF the State debts. or
" the Legislature had granted MD to the Blue
Rdgr Railroad it woulI have pa,d interest ON
four hundred thousand dollars, Mt six md n
l"u'ih per cent, which would have kept it in
motion.
have only to say. in conclusion, si-, tl,at
'"pe luis subject VIII bc taken up by some per-
SON NOR" capable than myself and discuss ed
ana when the next Legislature assemblies, they
may see the pr"pr"'y Of acting in the cnse-
lie remedy is with that body, aud should they
fail 10 reduce the present rate of commissiou al
lowed to the Tax Collectors and the Treasures
OF the Boa'ds Of Commissioners of Poor, Roads
and Public Buildings throughout the Stale, shall
conclude that the men holding these Offices,
have strong friends i'll the Legislature Of our
State.
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Supposed Aeecmp1iee Of Old Brorn.-& man
calling himself DR.. W. Boyd. wns arrested IN
the neighhorhood Of New Winsnr, on TUESDAY y
OF last week on the charge Of running off ne
gr"es. When taken, he had two aged negroes.
man and woman in a wagon. together with
quilts, vistuala. clothing. bowir.knfe. &c. The
negroes said they were both slaves. that they
wore from Charles co and tina, ,bev wsrs
bound for Pennsylvania. Boyd w4s L, recriy.
$50 from ths negroes as passage money. In The
examination Which followed fovd refused IN
suswer any questions. whereupnn tn. en,ire psr.
~ were committed to Carroll county jal.-Bai.
ti,nore Clirper.,
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TIE Hnrper's Ferry Fmgit,ues.--The Cham.
r'"h"rs wv Tunes, of the 4,h snys -. We
nave "e"n told That three men were in town beg.
cing for bread, The night after Sharl,s rl.s wsre
f"nm" - Beat! w""I. aud who were, uu,loub.-
eddy fugitive. They were almost starved. and
dev"nred, glnitonous:y, the provisions which n
good w"iI'an srt hefre ihenl They alleged
'h"! they had slept in the woods tie previous
night. and had woke up in the mo ming frozen to
me ground. The appearances Of their clothing
indicated thir. ns leaves, nss. eic. we're W., aI.
hearing 10 them. The uurning following. fur
ner IN green township saw three men bear,np n
wounded co'nrnde fr",n hi. barn. The penrral
telIsf here IL, that this party belonged to Cook
und TINT the wounded nIan was on- of Browns
sous whom they had curried from lIarper's Fer
ry." .YS
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INSANITY OF GERRIr SMITH

1t is stated that this high priest uf aboliiinnisn,,
ID now in the New York Lunntic Asylum. and
that lie is h"p"-ssiy insane. This is "n- thing
which We are willing togive crcdrnce " G do not
t"nbt the truth Of it. Because we arc inclined
to the persu"ti"n that he and all his brethren
in the caus". are I.unatics nnd fanatics lh.ro is
no ds'rnci"u IN The Two. both ara alike, insane
We think the best Thing, that the North cun do,
would he 10 establish, an Asylum, for the crazy
aboItionists in her midst
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attempted 1Mrder.-We learn from one Of
our ci.iaens that Mr.. w. w. Eilis. living in
the eastern por,ion'of our District, " as wsyi.id
and shot ny some, person. secret.d upon tie road.
side, o. Friday evening last sbon, dnpk. Mr.
Ella wAs returning home. riding in hs'Luouv
with his wife, and at the, discharge of the v,Iri
his horse took fright. aud running off some dis.
tanee Arfore1 he could hs cheaked. 30 III. sssnil.
Ant III. annbnshs was allowed sufficien, time 10
make his escape. The ball ttx,k effect in the
back part sf biz neck. and Iodg.d just behind
the right car AZ fint, no hoprs Of b recovery
we're sntsHalpea, nut We are happy TO st.'e.
Ls41srr -
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Capt. John Brown's Wife-Np. Mary A..
Brown. wife Of Cnptnin Brown. now under sen.
tence OF death in ChnrIestown, Va arrived in
this city y 'sterda, morning. from PhiIadrIpbia.
intending tn start TO Iiarprrs Ferry in ,fe main
ms morning. IN the course of ihr AFTERNOON.
however. she received u dispatch from III. So,,l,
requesting her 10 return Immediately to Phiia.
dolphin, and she left again for her lone in the
evening train. She is about thirty i've years Of
age. very tall aud masculine, anal was evidently
~ Rfeut distress OF mind a Litter from Charles.
town, published III the N-w York Tribune. piy-r
thu probable reason Of her return. II says ,h,t
dispatch f'om Boston was received there on
snturda. norning by Mr.. Sennoi,.: II said:-
John Browne wife wishes to go on and ace
him Can you obtain permission for her o.,
In Was answered sffirma,ively but, wlisiiithe
matter WA sinrn,ioued to Brawu, he .dirzste,,
that this hfsssgs: :sh"uld be Ininediafg fgiy Ssent
DO not, fosG 'dt ssks; come here Xow. John
Brssn, ~ Be,t xmriean. - -
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Hcqntsi'"n J"r Gerri Smth-The New
YORK 1ri6""e, of Wednesday hus the following
ed iornl announcement
We understand thai n requi.iinn has hesn
mad" by Governor Wise Of Virgins, "n Gov.
N"rg,n Of tins state. ir the .,I:rrrt,r Of Ger.
ri smith. but whether on u rhnrgc of treason
simply against the State "f Virrinia or Of mur.
der also. we are moi advised. We rres,I,ne The
re'ni.,'"in has not Yet Reached Gov. Morgan,
hut the Tact Of its issue CONES 10 liz IN such
II shape that we cannot doubt lis autI,en-
ticity.
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A TAX PAYER.

Nnhre africans The premium offered by
Col. a. VI Hunt. fora sr"cirn"n oI native A,ri
can I" he exhibited nt III" Stale Agricultural
Far. was taken. yesterday, hy Dr. Bnnd Of
f.a"hrll wl'" brought two IN the ground -
he n''iv", cr"ntrd quit" II sensation will, the
large crowd mssrinhr.l in the A,nphnLrn,re
III" premium WAS Il beautiful silv, roh.c,.-Lar
OfHirn.
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7iro Suicides on one Sten,n5nat-Tn n l,ts
number Of the V'rksbnrg Wing we find l,e fol-
lowing paragraph:
y" III" last upward trip Of tile VrioriH, a cab
~ passenger n"insd Il. Is. Williams, sl,,.t him.
srlf. lie got on ut Gains Landing, and pap. -
i'!'nd on his person indicate Tint he resided shout
wilson, Tennessee. lie whs frequently heard
10 say alter getting on The toht that he " wus
willing tosnrrrner:" hut nothing further cou ii be
learned. On her downward trip, IL deck puss.r,.
ger. in fit Of delirum treniens, jumped over.
board and WIS drowned
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efa"ery M Nnssarhmx-Hs About eighty veors
ago "'gr"sltve Il ban awny from his master in
the town Of Chelmsford. Tie u,:ster moun,eI
h's horse, pursued nnd caught the runaway in
wh"t IL nav The town of tiroton. Here he tied
~ home, compelling the negro TO run ar he
dr"Egrd The poor cait.l was nearly de,d
when he arrived u his owners house, and did
not long snrviv" the cruel deed The d.sc.n
d"n's oi this New Englnnder are living. and
some OF Them are the warm-st hairrs OF .Inv-rv
Citizen.
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Best pen Of native Ewes, Maj. J. W. Foshee,

SWINE.
lest Essex Boar, Maj. r. A. Griffin, first
premium $500.
Ecst Essex Sow, Maj II. A. Griffin, first
premium $500
HOUSEHOLD DEPARTMENT..
Best Bread, Mrs. Il. {. Gillian, first premium
s. 90.
Sponge Cako, Mrs. n. C. Gillian, I'd premium
silver.
Flour Cake Mrs. r. c. Gillian, premium
silver.
Best Fruit Cake, Mrs. r. C. Gillian, premium
| silver.
riccolomini, Mrs. r. C. Gillian, premium
silver.
Best Pics, Mrs Il. c. Gillian, premium silver
Second best gallon of Vinegar. Mrs Dr.. S.
Marshall premium silver fruit knife
Best specimen of Tallow Candles, Mrs VIM.
smith. prcmcm $500.
Second Best jar OF Lard, Mrs. W. J. Smith,
premium silver.
Third bcs, 10, of Butter. Mrs NJ. o. McCas-
Ian. premium $500.
Second bcs; specimen of Honey, Mrs. Jacob
Nunnamakcr. premium silver.
NbEDIE WORK.
Second best Collar, Miss NJ. S. 1IcCaslan
premium silver
Best Child's Dress, Mrs +. D. Lawson, premium
$500
Second best chills dress, Miss Salle Jefferson
premium. silver.
Best Ladies' Mantle. Mrs w. F. Henderson,
silver.
Best Silk Nett Shawl. Miss NJ c. Wilson.
premium. $50
Fancy Feather Mntts, Miss Matte Waters,
premium, siivct.
FRUITS AND WINES
Second hest Dried Peaches, Mrs DR.. s. Mar
e,ntl, premium, silver.
Sec"nd best Chrrres. Mrs. VIM. Smith, sill
yer.
Best Dams"ns. AIRS. Dr. 8. Marshall, pre-
minm. sou.
B"~, Puns, Mr.. Wm Smith, premium
$500.
f"st English Grape Wine. Mrs. DR.. S. Mar
shall, S5.GO
Best Cr"wel worked Shawl, Miss Matilda VIII
Iarns. premium, $40.
Best Lot of Horse Shoes. j. s. Duregcs, Sill
yer medal.
Best suit Of Negro Clu:hrs. Mrs. James Crcss-
well. premium sln0n.
Best Dozen B'oyuns, Rev. J. N. Young sill
vcr medal
B"st Wo" and bed Blankets, Mrs. Jus. crcs..
we'll. S5.un.
Best Cotton Blankets, Mrs. Jas. Cressw.l,
$3.50.
len yards of Domestic Flannel, Mrs. ]. IT.
Bnskin, $500.
Ten yards Of Din,ity, Mrs. J. a. Buskn
silver
Ten yards Woo!en jeans, MIS- J. L. Mil.
Ter. $3.50.
Lot Of IIose. Mrs. Je,ni,nnh Post, silver.
Lot of Wool Socks Mrs. Vim. Smith, pre
mium, fruit knife.
Best spec linen Cation Sewing Thread. Mr..
IN. S:nith. premium, fruit knife
Best Specimen "f Wnol Yarn Mrs w.,
Smlih. ptrrni'in fruit knife
TA1rI>G AND w"E>rIp u WORK
M"r"cr" worked B.x aud Pm Cushion Mrs,
WI" smith. wc,nmr, silver.
5->t pair OF ra's-d worked Foot Stools. urs
WIN Smith. silver.
Br>t Sci Of Wors'eh Chair Covers, Miss Jrl:,
l.. E'.''rits. premium silver.
T"'ti"g Collar. Miss Bella Jordan, premium
s. 90.
Nett Socks, Mrs. Thomas Cheatham. silver
Chi'ds SUCKS, Miss Emma g. Saunders. fru;,
knife.
Crib C"ih, Mrs. DR.. S. Marshall, s. co.
VEGETABLES.
As varieties Of Gnren Vegetables, Mrs. Or
=. Marshall premium Slu.OD
Best variety Of Garden Seeds, Mrs. Vim
SuiIh. SjU0.
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.CANvAssERs WANTED.
Nov. 10. 1859
LisEaAL. INDUCEMENTS TO AGENTS I

EsEaAL INDUCEMENTS TO AGENTS 80
fy7y D"ltars a Month, and all Expensss Paid
w E wish to sepgage an ac,iyssAgent in every
w County throughout ths United States and
Canad"s. to trayei aud Introduce our Neu Tprnfy
DoIlar Double Thread Lock Stitch Srwing Ma
chine.f This Exc-!sior Machi"- is just patented,
with vslnabIe improvements. WHICH make it the
cheapea and innst popular machine in existence,
ana acknowledged to be unsurpassed for gene raj
:nt'ity. AsImi'ed number"f responsible agents
are wantsdto solicit orders by sa.npl., to whom
2 saiarysof $50 per niontI, and expenses will be
paid. For conditions aud full particulars ad.
dress,s tth stump Tor return postage.
:" j. w. E1 4 It Is Is & CO.
i! No. IL Shoe H. Leather Exchange.
=, ,s6 BOSTON, MASS.
Nov. re, 1864 80 g.
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f1eL-1t gives liz pain to record another
'ni"! accident On The 3h Instant. ut Dr. Coa,-s'
w''n''. J'sl IN the edge Of Anderson District,
worth: nnn. hy tn" name of Allen Bailey.
WAS killed. 1t appears that. in adjn>tl,va II piece.
OF lumber near The saw, [whIc!, wns rnnuuy !
It was struck hy the saw. hui,ny It with rr-n,
force against drceaset'l temple, dnsIing out
lils hra'ns. and causing almost instant DEATH
Pickcus Carrier
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TIE East 1fricnn !S'"rD 7rndc-The Salem
H'gi~fer publishes the following extrnct of u let.
ter from .Z,nzihnr, dated September 8: An
Am"rna" clipper ship 'ook oil i2UO negroes
,ro'" The c'ast n few days since If l0nn reach
: linvnn", the owners will make SIuD. 400 -
They were shipped fom I'o, aud cost nbou,
sb".W'n. IL people send ships on this const for
slaves they can get them. John BnIl is nse.p.-
There are two English men. Of war N nor,.
watching e;,a"cr t" l"nnce on Sye.d Mn'Ii-.l,
snpI"sr. The cHp,ain Of the slave shin was n
Spaninrd. and hoisfed American colors wLsm
nrccssity re4uIrr!.'
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Erec't'd-Wc learn that Dan, n slave. thu
property of ALVIN Massey. which we noticed in
our last issue. suffered the extreme penalty Of
the law "n Friday last. 1t was generally -x-
p"ci.d that confess ion of The crime would be
had OIL the CAllows. hui W. unlprst and that there
was none give"..-Lancnster Ledyer.
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Fri Donglas.' .'"rcweN.-'rhe paper of this
Distinguished: c"ahjut": of The Republicans. pun
I'shed at Rochester. y. V, gives his fare
well Address" lie is goinE 10 that Pnradi<.
"i The black man. but not Of wife men. Eng
ihhd, to abuse ns and ours. and tU renew 1.-The
bonds fratrrnnI' hr once hal with iis ,.li.archy
and ars'ocrncy. He goes OH the pre,ence Of a
Iccluring tour.
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We call ouen,rnn To the advertisement. of
}. L. Moors. sheriff Sales. ]. W. UAnr,s l.
Co, Boston, Mass. MArruLw MoDosALp, Com.
missioneis Sales &c.
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Mississippi CoNrge The Canton Ci,;zc,
.p'"k> t"v"rnbly "f the Mississippi College:
It, opened on Monday las,. Ortoh-r ~ will,
sixty new stud nis-Imore than twice IA mani.
M "v"r hr"re. Last vrnr The coIlep. had n ,otn,
"' ~ students; This year the number will b..
over 2'"'. The report that has gone ni, that all
the bnnrdinC house. nre fnlI. ~ eIon4o,s .ri.,.,
:. still plenty OF room for many more stu.l.nts.
HE cHiZrns"f Clinton have determined Ib,,
none shall leave for wnn, of loom.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-11-17
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ABBLvILLE. Nov. i

AnrLvILLE. Nov. II.
Cohon-Th"re isa g"od ,1vm""d for co ,o::
III our market, ana it is srllin. biisk. at from
9 to leg crnts.
C"I.rMnIA. Nov. Is. 1859.
co"o".-i he sales of ""tl""v Yesterday amount,
eh 10 2OD bales, 1T prices runvinr from 1vlm
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