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Do you want good AnAbrOtype, Melaina-
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Block and sit for of his superior pictures He leaves
il for his customers to judge as to The correctness of the
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best thing Mr. b. is also making Photographs from
small Daguerreoypes, enlarged to any size required
Don't forget No. IL Piper's Block IL. L. BEAL.
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DIED

In this city April 20 Joseph infant son of j. H. and
y, Walkcr5 wecksi Maria, adopted daughter OF Sas
anu samantha Clapp, 10 yrs 10 mos \
In North Webster, April "a went home to heaven Mary
mos and II days. --'f'' 80 =
In brandon, w. Mrs. Lncy, widow Of tho late Eben-
Of Shrewsbury 20. ' ''''"
III Upton, April H. Mecoont =. Aldrch.
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The best place to get your Photograph, Daguer-
reotype or Ambrotype, is at TAPLEY " CLARK'S, Nos
l6 and II Harrington Corner. Our patrons rely upon
first class work, fair prices We make Csc trash
either sngy or by the Dozen call and u.s. everybody
apl2 diff TAPLEf " CLARK.
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Go to CIaGin's, if YOU are in quest of a superior
Picture The long established reputation Of his we'll
known Gallery of unsurpassed DAGUERREOTGPES.
PHOTOGRAPHS, and COLLODI0rYPES, is duly
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game his pictures patrons pretering his
customers with class of work which will always be sat
sactory, and leave the minor grades of mOonshine
fusion and pewter Spoon productions to those artists
designed by Nature for that kind of work only Rooms
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Mrs. NJ. w. taeraIds, Physician-an expe
fenced and successful Midwife No 81 Mechanic street
at the head OF Union street.
Special attention gwen to Uterine Complaint and Dis
Children Office hours from to and from
| to D. m. diff je25
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I AIDES GOOD SERGE CONGRESS
- BOOTS, with heels, can be bought for sl25 at
APPS dit RoBiNSoN,s
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MEMOIR OF EDGAR ALLAN POE.

on all the poets whose live, h,y. been II
puzzle and amystcry Il 10 the void, there is
II" one more difficult to be nnlrrst uwl than
Edgar AIlan Poe. 1t i, nIna>ihlo to car
ry III tho mind Il double idea Of Il man.
and to believe him to bc both :; saint and
iien'l yet such is The embarrassment
ieIL ny those who have first read the l.r.,n,
of this strange l'cin., and then read any Of
the biographies Of him which rlc."nd To-
anything like an accurate account Of hi,
life.
Some Of tho bioSraphcrs Of Poe have
been harshly judged for the view given ,f
his character ani il has naturally been
supposed that private ri'lnc l:., led to the
cAaggcration OF lis I,rlsonal defects. lint
such 'mp'latl"ns are unjust. A truthful
'Icllncai"n Of his carccr would "iyc Il
darker hue to hi, character than it h::, re-
co'vci from any Of his bioyraphc,s. In
1acf, he has been mole Fortunate than most
poets in his historians. Lowell and Will,
'E,r: skctcl'cd linn will, g"nllcnc,., and 4
'cvc'rnt feeling for his genius nnl Girls
wohi, his literary executor in his flllc. bio
Sraphy, has generously suppressed much
that he might have given. This is ncihc,
the pr"pro time nor place 20 w,i,e Il full
history Of this unhappy genius. Those
who scan his marvellous poems closely may
hnd therein tho man, for it is impossible
for the true poet to veil himself from his
readers. What he writes Ilc is.
The waywardncss pI Poe VII, AN inhcr
tancc. Though descended from II family
OF great Responsibility, his immediate ia,
rents were dissolutc il their morals. and
members Of Il profession wIlicl, always BE-.
gets irrcg"arity Of habits. The palcrnal
grandfather Of the poet was - distinguish
cd officer in tho Mary land line durin" Tie
war Of the Revolution and his great
grandfather, John Foe, married Il DAUGHTER
Of Admiral Mcl;ridc, Of the British Navy,
ip's fnt|icr, the fourth son Of Tie Gcyo,
t'onary officer, was Il native Of M.ry,;ud
and studied for the bar, but I":comin, G.,
nmorcd Of u beautiful actress, narncL Eliza.
beth Arnold, lie abandoned the law. o,,i
adopted tho stage as a profession. Tl,.v
lived together six or seven years. wander
ing from theatre to theatre, when thcy boil,
d'el within a very short time Of each ,th
or, i" icl'nond, Virginia, leaving three
children in utter dcsLituliun. E,lyar. the
second child, who WAS born in baltimore.
rm January, 1871 was u remarkably bright
and beautiful boy !; and he attracted the
attention Of wo;dthy merchant in Rich.
inond who had known his parents, and
who had no children OF his own. Mr.. AL.
Ian adopted tho little orphan, and he was
afterwards called Edgar Allan. The pre-
eocieus child was ;by his adopted pa
schools, and, wal Edsd as tho hoir to
their property. HS married his cousin,
Virginia Cle"inn, oapg, ami"blo and
gentle girl, without fortune or fiiond', aud
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NOTICED,
Freight as Cheap as the Cheal

FNiiE Excel Line having been thoroughly or
l. ganizca on the 2?,h April, l.. j.. Wade,
appointed President, Il. II. Johnson, Secretary,
X. Johnston, Agent at Savannah and ii. +. Rus.
sell, Agent at Augusta; the Steamer Excel will
III future Iun in connection with New York Philn-
dclphia, and Baltimore Steamships at Savannah
and Georgia Rail Road at Augusta, Icayin" Sn-
va"nah ON Saturday Evening, and Augusta on
"Wednesday Morning All Goods for Northern
aud European markets and the interior should
be addressed TO caro- of Agents Excel Line at
free.
With men go perfectly acquainted will, the
70 warding and shipping business IL is needless
To assure the public that promptncss will char
acterizc all operations of this Company.
II. JOHNSON, hg't Savannah
ii. +. RUSSELL, Ag'L Augusta
May 4, 1859 4 :m
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BY THE col.

BY THE col.
Twas good many years or more ago,
know not the date precisely,
That three girls lived, all pretty tr"w-
The daughters of old Mr.. Lee.
Mr.. Guzzy's affections were placed on Dcv,
Ann,bcl WAS loved by Edgar Poe
And Itosabcl hy me.
MIR. Guzzy was green, AMI Drto WA green,
Though he was rrc"n"r iI,am She:
H;ut o''r hearts, though bursting for l"v,n:' anil
The Lads AMI the lasSrs ,l seemed to i.nvw
That Annahcl Lowell E,l::,r Poe,
And t;nxzy Dch";
But meyer suspected we,
q. e. Eo*. and me
Eut il presently happened i 'l",,"hi lw"ul.l
(Th"""l, | couldn't tell how 'tw"mli F,.N
That Annnh"l. loved hy E'l",r r"r.
AMI ';u<zy's atIianc". lovely Drl"
''y Death anil the I''""r yu 'r
Where sent I" another country,
And left E":, ANIL me,
And i'o" AMI t;nHzy,
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Inn" passed away very swiftly
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E E.!!i"'* attacks az" cli'c'!. aud, What j. bet,
Ter, prevented by the occasional Use Of the
G l"'cr lnI Iig"ra,"r.
bmc dose after eating Is salli"I"mL tn relieve
me S'"''''A 'i'' it1'chI t'r lOu'i rom rising
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State Of South Carolina,

.''''|'' 7 II.||I. TIT 7. IT-I
DWrc C""H II Ecn",ou Pl,,,S atul Ge.li Sessions.
n. X. Butler
v. Attachment.
WA. Il. Lloyd, McCowan, rn'n"s Attorney.
NJ WllEEEAS The rlailT did, on the nine
!! tc' rih day al November. ,itI.iccn hun
dird ai'l il.iy eight, file his .l"cir;inu :.":.inat
Tia" Defendant, w!'. it is said is absent from
and without liic hn# "i This S:ai". and has nci
t!'"r wic nor attorney h"".is iiin The same,
"i"h vi: IN ,aIry - SAID declaration ir-l,t br
served: IL is therefore ordered, that the said De:
irndanL Il" appear and plead l" tn: said ,lcc!,r-
;t'"i', Oh "r before The twentieth day of Nnycrn-
her eighteen hundred and iiiy.ninc, otherwise
final ;'!'! absolute iudrncn; will then Lo given
aud ;iwar'", AGAINST Iiiu.
HNI'IiiEW MCDONALD, c.c.r.
Clerk. Ollicc Nov 90, l5:,s ;S3!-I.m
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DiSSoIution.

'>HE Partnership formerly existing as the firm
L of jordan IL MCLAUGHLIN, was, by mutual
consent, dissolved OH the Isl Of February, 1859.
ID. a. JORDAN,
DONALD MCLAUGHLIN
May l2, 1859. 3 If
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For Tax Collector.

ll'" friends "f c. ~ MAI'rISON. ~,
Si""''"ily hi!n"'rnc" linn c1nt,idat.. for Tny
Collector, ii lii" ensuing rlcclnpn
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I"fh Uo"r%.-'lhcrc arc dark hour,
whicl, naih the history Of the brightest
years. For not awho!o month in man,
millions Of the past perhaps, has the SUI.
a!'pnc brilliantly all the time. An,! there
have been cold and stormy days in every
yrar. And yet the nlists and shadows of
the darkest hour disappeared and He'd heed
lcasly. The most cruel icc-lcltcrs have
been broken and dissolved, and the most
i"''""' storm loses its power to harm. And
What parable is thi. in human isc.-of
our outside world, wlcIo the Heart works
~ 'ta sii;s'io"InSi ol the dark hour, and
many :. cold LlaaL ciiils tho heart to lis
core. l'ut what matters it? Men is born
Il hero, anI it is only in the darkness aud
storms that icroism gains its greatest and
best Development, ;Ir! tic slolm bears il
more rapidly o" to It's destiny. Despair
moi, then. Neither give up: while one
good power is yours use il. Disappont
"enL will be realized. Notifying failure
may attend this and that onc-lut only
be honcst and struggle Oh, and it will work
well.
DR.. Young says that man and wife
are like soul and body-;,lways at va
Rance, and yet 10th to part.
-...~
" speak within bounnls," as the prisoner
sa'd when addressing the jury from the
deck.
A frcIucntcr Of public dinners complains
Of the overwhelming quantity Of dry touyt.
An architect PROPOSES to build Bacli-
clor's Hail." which will dinur from most
houses, in having no EOcs.
l'y the use Of ego glasses, you may sec
rs inucl as is to be seen by tic use Of
another kind Of gIasscs, you may sec twice
us much.
Fcroc!ly Is sometimes oS&umcl as well as
gcnLlcncss. There arc us many sheep in
wolves clothing, as there are wolves in
shccp's.
When gentleman is seen often with a
young lady his intentions arc apt to be
HISS construed.
A retiring" disposition is appropriate
only to those who have money 10 fall back
upon.
II Is 10 moro llan right that men should
"c'~o Time by tho forclock, Tor the rude
old fellow, svonct or later, lulls their hair
out.
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Iul'"~ Giris.-'I'hc idea Of a r:rl III
Italy is inlis,oul'y Connected with that Of
Il beng devoid or all moral sense, int,,lIi
'Iy r'cI''':"y wrong to right, aud who
can only be kept from harm and evil ly
til: mos. inccssanL walchiu!ncss. 4 m,
ih'f' whole parental duty toward her
daughter seems considered in Ii;.I, 10 lc
cpnlrchcn'i' l in the one act Of yi.sil;,ucc
My daughter has never been, since she.
WAS n'ne years old, out Of my sight for
more Than twenty minutes at Il time :" said
IL" Italian countess h"astfulIy and bv this
declaration she arI'carcl to think that she
hcr'icd to take rank in the world, esteem
with the mothers u! the Graccli 4 "irI
belonging t" the upper ranks in life in
Italy Is practically u prisoner until she
":arr'cs. Into society she must not enter:
neither in the morning fctc, nor in fin,
evening dance is She permitted to display
her charms and graccs. An occasional
walk with father, Or brother, or molI.cr, !,
permitted but she must not 70 outside ,,f
Tie house Unless accompanies! by her ncar-
est kindred. To be seen Il. ne, even bu, :,
few yards from her fathers door, would cn.
tail upon her tho deepest disgrace and
heaviest ccnsurc. Kept under a pcrpct
u;.l s''rvcianc &C, everything sl,r writes. and
every limo she receives are suI,jcct to ri.id
scrulny.-A:ic IN Tu*coay.
At --- College tho Senior Clas,
WAS under examination for degrees. Tie
Professor Of Natural Philosophy was bad.
cr'nS tho boys in optics. The point under
illustration was that, strictly anl scicnlli.
c''Iy speaking, We sec no objects, but their
images depicted on the rclina. The wor-
thy Professor, in order to make the maltcr
palmer, said to the way Of the class, .Mr
Jackson, did you ever actually sec your IA
tlicr 2
HIl replied promptly, NO, SIR
1leasc explain to the Committee why
you never saw your own father
'Decausc,' replied Mr.. Williams. very
gravcly, he died before was born, sirr
Lille IL IN auction where we lIcar little
else Than going, going, gone" lie does
not always get tho best Langaiu WHO
makes that " last Lid"-lalewell.
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'If'" iri'nds Of LANES \. Mct:OHD re-.
Sl""tt"!iy announce him :, Candidate for r.x
Collector, at the next Election, for Abb,v,lI,,
District.
.uiy 20, 1857 If ~,
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'ri" f,'rwinr Is Il rutial III of property
wli"!, vii hr .v"n to ii,o purchaser; "l ;ool,
al lltr tius 81 sale
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p(n)iHN'B r.

written Tor tho Banner
LEE.---A PARODY
On EDGAR rUE's "1nnqJ,t L,e'
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Lie IL IN auction where we lrcar little
else Than "going, going, gone" lie does
not always get the best Largaiu WHO
makoa that last Lld"-fuewell.
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DR.. Young says that man and wife
arc like soul and body-always at va
rIancc, and yet lolI, to part.
, 1859-09-12

TOR SALE-A Three Story and
H. basement Brick llousc With modern in prsyenenia
centrally atuaed No, l7s Adams Lot @O1e0 feet to
al r. Terms at.AN cssh 5000 time, with ptr
cent interest," Arpy next door 10 prcEises.
saks3l.w E. MCCONNELL.
, 1859-09-12
Politics In New Jcrxtys
fCntrrssxndcncs. nf 1he n Y TriEu,ne

TEkS1oS, Sept. s, 1859.
The largest collection Of opponents Of the
Sham Democracy that eyer met together in this
State, assembled here yesterday to nominate q
candidate for Corernof, TO be voted for by lie
combined Opposition. Nearls 600 delegates
were in attendance, showing that The whole
State IVES thoroughly represented. as usual,
an immense crowd of others came u1ong. The
city was full Of them tue night before, during
which the usual quantntn Of caucusiuc ut the lo.
tells nas carried on. Indeed, more tlau this
took place. because the delegates aud outsiders
Of The American Convention cumc in by the same
1raips. qunstertd at the same hotels, and seemed
x,ctuated by the same desire TO harznonzc matters
and make lie same nomination All these peo-
ple indicated &,y their rery appearances that they
belonged to the law and order part OF tue country
we'll dressed, well spoken, and weil-behaTed
in striking contrast 10 tho rowlsissn and
Lrxnd5.amasuiug Of thotc who came 10 The late
Shan Democracy Convention. AL our citizens
noted and commented On the difference. There
.e. VIZ neither cur1ing, bullying, nor getting
The Opposition Convention met in Temper-
nace Hall. md that large room, the larecsi in
lae GUS IVES crainsned to its utmost capacity.
) ~ saca dominating body, even id the palmiest
nu1k t.lfee, was ever seen among US. The best
posSloie iee:nE prevailed. and on tie third bal
ted for Governor By ace,a,nstion. Nr. oIden
being sick in bed at The time, could not snneor
so respond, but he accepts ,he no,ninasion
though lo Is the only one of the candidates.
who had no desire to recciTei lie is farmer
Of ample property, near Princeton, ali his life
a Clsy whig, or 50 long as Mr. Clas was 10 be
voted for, though like many others Of the same
vie@s, be went Of in support Of Fillmore He
: is sn5ihing but trading Office hunter. never
having sought place, aud now las it forced
upon him. Tbs nomination has 6 giyen full sat-
tstaction 10 the opposition throughout tho
E.ase.
, 1859-09-12
:riltanrial a1tn Commercial


s4rrzp4r Eyxx1xo. September TO. 1ss5.
The s1change market continues nncomfurt-
ably close at per cent. Some Of our heaviest
banks were to-day obliged to pnt OF customers
who wanted large drafts, till next week. Gus
toners only are supplied ut current rites, and
spuring1y at that, and outsiders may consider
themselves Fortunate if they find whit tue need
at II. 1t seems with the return Of exchange to
l per cent the demand has largely Increased.
Payments of Western dealers and others haze,
by consent, been deferred for several months
till e1chnnge came down to Ising ratcs, This
Was universally beneficial, as money was plenty
at the East, md creditors were glnd to receiTe
Western rates OF interest," The Western creditor
was accommodated for the rites Of exchange
we're enormous. As soon as exchange came
down to per cent. Western men hare been
busy in paying of these obligations. We have
heard Of several new banks about to start, md
the stocks to start them must be paid for in
exchange, increasing the demands by that
much.
The stock Of gold on hand is exceedingly
limited, and doubtless d considerable demand
| must soon spring up 10 settle the balances Of
county trcasurers. It is firm at the rates ruling
for exchange.
Discounts continue moderately easy for strict
| ly business purposes at the legal rates Eiz- 10
| per cent. No more activity in street transac.
! tons, and no change in rates.
, 1859-09-12

1900 bush, Of which shout s4oo bush was for
this market. 4 cargo of wheat has arrivod from
Chicago but docs not 70 on the market.
Wheat-The market unchanged from yester-
day. but very feeble; sales comprise l car
Toledo red on truck ut q %; cars not 50 good
seed. q. IS from STORE in bags; = lot Of 50 bu
extra choice Michigan red, in bags, ut $1.0s.
Corn-So receipts this morning quiet at sSc
from store. Oats-Sa!e car on track at SIC.
basley-Salc loo bu from store at 55e. Rye
Sale 70 bu in bsgs at -.
.0swxco-Sept, s.-Receipts, 4,ls4 bu wheat-
Shipped. Is bbls flour; $3.50 bu wheat; 1900
barley; 15,4s0 bu oats. The 7imts reports rs
fo9iows:-GRA1s-Xheat dull. No sales zc-
ported. Corn firm. Sales $500 bu Illinois ot
s2lc /; 5000 bu at 72c; and 1000 bu at TIC, Oats
s1Ic aaoat. Barley scarce. sales 1000 bu ca
uadisu ut 10c- CASAL FRElGHTs-Are without
change. Flour Csc, wheat &c, and corn 6ic to
New York. Lumber sa.5o to the Hudson.
P177sBraeu, Friday, Sept. .. 1s59.-Flous-
The demand continues good, and the sales yes
terdny footed up about 9 100 bbls. Sales from
and e5 bbls Inferior at $4,ee5: from store, 500
bbts ut 4,s5 for spring super and Is. 10 for ex-
tra; 100 10 ut Il ,85 for spring super, 40 for
winter extra md q. 40 for red wheat family do,
aud ,425 do IN various lots at 34,S3@4,s7 for
spring super, Is for spring extra, tj,10@5.eo
| for winter do; 1881 @5,50 for family do, and
s5,15IG for fancy do. Grain-sales from store
Of 500 bush Oats at 34@35c: Corn, 800 bush
from store at Soc; Rye. $40 bush ut depot at 50,
| and $40 do from store at S5c. Wheat. 500 bush
common Mediterranean at depot ut I'll o; 100
bush from store at 81 20 aud 81 IS for red and
white; and $50 do, for seed, at &l.2o and
S1,4o-
Tonosro, Sept s.-TukAr-The samples Of
wheat in market to~day WAS excellent, but prl-
ces did not reach higher figure than IS Cd, and
| even TINT was not Obtained in the majority OF
ward, though the decline in very small. About
$500 bu changed hands at prices ranging from
IS I'd to IS I'd per bushel. The average price
for good quality may be set down. 1t q dollar.
BAELEr-About ,o00 bu offered, and went of
At former prices-3s@3s I'd per hu. Oars
There ~ xas gooa supply: and prices wsse low low,
quality fetched Is Cd, and tie poorest Is ID per
bu. The ruling figure is Is Sd.
MONTREAL, Sept s.-FLorn-Narke steady;
superfne in active demand at +75@+so; No
supes6ne &3.9o@4; fancy, e4.90@5; extra
5.90@5,50; unbraudable dull 1t $3@J.55.
MILWAUKEE,, Sept 9.-Receipts, 1,1os bbls
flour; 3s,ao5 bu wheat; a25 bu barley; l,1es
bu rye. Shipments, $50 bbls -four; ~, 500 bu
wheat. The S<nfiael Of this morning says:
Prices were firm and shade higher than the
previous day. No. spring wheat ruling ut IS @
s4c. and extra club at 7sc. About l, 200 bbl.
Of tour changed hands at q range OF $3.50 to
4,25 for common to choice spring extra Oats,
barley md rye continue firm. The New York
market IVES reported steady and without
change, and TIE natfalo market hrm, wheat
| scarce.