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niln BUSHELS good DRIED PEACHES
''OoV Tor which will hc paid the highest
market price in goods. We have now in stors
ana are daily receiving. II fine lot Of groceries
wn'ch N, VIII be SOLD low for L"Sh Come to New
MARKER ana bny your yearly supplies soon. We
nave also an assortment of d. IANDRETIJS
fresh and genuine GARDEN SEEDS. price 64
cents per paper, also fine fresh Northern roised
yc''"" eyed Irish Potatoes. Come aud supplv
Yourself MS now is the time to plant for early
potatoes. oo{
APPLETON .s r. NJ PERUVIAN
New Market, $. c., Jan. lS, 1859 70 At
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Pnjiic Mc't;ng-Si"r Tra,'c.--Wc find the
following card in the Edgcfield hdr'ris,r:
~ meeting will DC held on the third Suur.
day ~ January, at the Bochce Academy 10
deliberate and decide TO what we will do in re.
gard To tn" African slave trade, and with tLose
who have them in their possession.
"Thc citizens Of the neighbr.hood generally
arn requested to att"n1."
JAS. C.. SMYLY.
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ABDEvILLE, Jan. 90, 1850

1'"''f''f fT1.F- UuII. ~, TSJJ.
Conon.-Dnring the past week there has soma
200 bales changed hands ut prices Ranging from
( to II.
m COLUMBIA, Jan. l8, 1850.
C0t0a.'-lhe-e were 40 bales of colton so,1
yesterday ut from to ll4c,; and a fancy LOT
would bring ic. W.
CHARLEsToH. Jan. II, 1859
CoHo";|Saes Of cotton to day S,40O bales
market slightly doarer
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-h'. SihN> NH .'"r N~ .Iry";.;i;o~ nj Cu-
h'--Ti!, lili im'r'l"".l inin tl,,. United Stale.
SENATE. on M"mlnv. by alr. So! l., in rari::ta {.
the ,cqti+;"on Of Cuba Is, in substance, :.: FOL-
low:
VIII r""s. 'rhr ;:"":rar''ir,v l,p~,.ss,.s :, cn,n
lIi;.t!i" Influence. over the large ,n a,ii:,nii,
Increasing iiaI", foreign and c,,:.'w:sr nf il,..
III. ir' Ea'!'v; and whereas ll,.. .lui IN il.
ir"s"n: colonial! c"n'!i'i"n continue Il D,,rr,
"i i;!niv Az! annoyance. -'dtr""r.:,: ;li firmh
~ r"!r;i"'r> ID 'v"""n pain and the nii'I States
by He "s.:r"->i"u at lis local authority u;unI
HiWi:'nn '"'nm"::" a;,,! c:iiL.',S f,r w!.l tt:dy
'h:"s. "'';' ""iv b" li:.l III ";yl:u- .i.::aud
upon Si'.:u a:.i w.rr.S. iu III" opinion .f Com
- aud in arrnr,i;,r.. So! :i.r wives of .h,.
l':"a;";', ~ III" lass If >"ii;:.:. the rNi.,
iih. and r"in"vim. future. ..I:iiru''r~ it is cxp.
dent ih't negotiation. for M lrcii..S,. of the IL
lni >it"u'.! y" r..:rwr.i: :i,.ri,,r, ,..sv.I that
si'u,uh!u,niiu be placed III The Presidents hands
Ia: expenditures, either from cash III ti,- treasury
"riihht II he borrowed "n iiv" per rrn. bonds
90 =oif" t''"nsamd dollars cacil rcdcciabc in from
lively" to twenty years
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,,,I, e4A-e W. @rninE.
INliE undersigned having closed out his entire
Il Stock of Goods, and intending, at lon at fo,.
Inc present, to discontinue the mercantile bns-
mess, would say TO all those who are indebted
10 him. 10y Note or Account, that thew must
come forward and settle Immediately. lam de-
termlned to wind up my old business
Jan. 90, 1850 so A.
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Latcr from N'.r;co.--NEw OGLEiN%. Jannarv
l2-Ihc steamship tennessee, from Vera cruz,
is below, with a''virrs from the city Of Mexico 10
JANUARY Il. Gen. Echcaunrcz had issued IL p,n-
nunria'ncnto ut Ayofal.,. December 20 ..c!a;i.,r
himself President Tbs movement WAS ,,,,
seconded at the capital, the troops iI,,r having
declared themselves IN favor of (i"n Robes on
The Esd 'lrcrn'b"r. Roh!cs then puh.!,,rl u p,,u
for the formation of Junta. tp he co.rn.rd of
three delegates ti"in each State. The tr,r,.s
ana r""l''" generally had abandoned Zu'oigu.
who had retired to The shelter of the En,,is, t..
C"tinn. The .!hntn nnnci Mir'i,linn prcsi.l,u,
Janu'ry =, hy vote Of eighty for Mi,arnnn +,
iorty.i""r for Robes. The latter will ,cm,u ~,
the head Of ail;,irs until tn" arrival Of Nra,uou
wh" was soon expected from Eua,lalav,pn, ~ the.
head "I on" thousand cavalry. Adviccs from
Vera Cruz Of the 9th .Ianu,ry. stat. the Juurcz
Government remained firm. The Liberals had
taken j"l"pi and Corslova, and Mt las, accounts
were attacking OiiZaba.
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Notice to Merchants and Others
hEREBY give notice ia the Merchants of
"a Abbeville District, not to sell goods or
merchandise to my children upon nv credit ana
that will moi pay debts contracted bv them or
be IN any way responsible for the same
JOSHUA DAVISs
Jan. Is, 1859 30
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hb""' 'h' r." rr".-l'his cold snap dimin
ishrS >"iic,'ud" about The ice crop. lin" pre-.
'i"'is freezing weather was 50 mn.I,nl Was in.
t"Fr"pird 10y so many thaws-,hat very little icc
III !or cuiiin2 had been iormrI on the fields of
me various ice companies in This vicinity A;
several places ny The hudson. the IT," had reach.
e'! Il ''ckiirsS "f about eight inches before tl,"
r'crn, snow. and The Present cold "sp.ll" will
probably Inrrras" il inn foot which is much NOR,
f:'iiIah'c ''r ii"siu@ than that of less thickness
The supply lrii over from las. wear is very limited
IN consequences Of the lat"a"ss Of tE" harvest,
which commenced tn. accui,d week IN /, brnry
Her" Is every prospect that the yield viii b.
much more nb"nndant this year. We lnvc i,car
ri no II " ice companies having been formed
nor al any Sp'c'i' improvements on the part of
th"S" already IN existence. Several sna! house,
for the storing of ice on the line Of the Hudson
have bee" erected by private Individuals. Thc
principal business in this line is done by tw"
wei known companies. who possess rStrn-'"
facilities for supplying The public demand. I've"
York JOurnaL IF Commerce.
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JOAN.

TIL" Chur!' %'m Communicative Washing
ton correspondent Of tile New York Herad states
tl'"t movement Is going on quietly to organize
an opposition TO the tharlrsien Convention on
The part of leading Democrats from the North.
SO far. Ohio, Indiana. Michigan, Wisconsin, Min.
ncsoa aud Illinois are the only States mention
ed as likely To take hold Of TINS movement, but
the promoters Of it in hopes Of spreading it
all over the Northern States. II is OF course
another step towards dIsorganizing the party,
the Presidency. Douglas friends arc belieyed to
be at the bottom Of il.
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M\"ElHD, in ,Ei< villa.s. on H.. ,sr ;n.,
hy H"'' j. a ii"y'. Mr. .rfN G. MiIInrN
'" .'Is VI y. Nl.I.EN: al Of ihis III LIZ
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B0ots and Shors.-Thc United safes Econo-
mist has collected SOM. interesting statistics on
th" manufacture Of boots and ,'I'S III 'h's conn
try. The On ,nt,ty required "r the co!s'mp'i""
of the Uua.d Slairs j. net E,r from 75oDo,Ono
pairs per annum. Wihcse i2,oo"o0o pairs
are made in Mass 'ch"''',s' at " V"'ue oi st'.
,,, i =, ~; women. Onc.lia of this en-
nI.vmrmt > in Ly"n which is the largest shop
IN ,i,e T.n,d States. The next is in phiIadrl.
phia. which makes 5 I,00n.O0O. mostly fine work,
wl,il.. i.ai Of Lynn is course work. Tho pro.
,iucii"n is great in every city. town and hamlet
Of iir. Union, and the whole value is not less
than sS0.uO0.00O per annun. Ia Philadelphia,
here are I57 manufacturers, whose aggregate
a'es aT"un. to 81 III 900, and fhiia,lelpllia
eIIs perhaps ) 10000 900 worth of Eastern work
% addition.
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Bolts o's Me Irack.-Hcad linn or Die.-A
Central National Club has been organized in
this city, the object of wirich is to present John
Minor Bottts as an opposition candidate for the
Presidency Richmond DisDatoh.
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EAR. IiDDINU3 l&y2JSE5 20 EXPEL TEAS


EAR. IiDDING5 PROPOSES 20 EXPEL TEXAS
Fii.:. .HE JNIDN.
Tia" constituent, "i til" Hon. Nr. Gliding,
h"v'n.s @'Idi"uy sU,r m.!",l liis iInct:un u, a
LEGISLATOR. II" i'i's IL necessary in cr,n,.,"s~ t..tn
'l'" short spr"" 'nrI"d lin, us murl, iuir,,.!,mt
Interference az might hn spread out over thr
whole existence "f an average Ab hi;un
Upon the 'l"H,'" "f H.. Im.,iau Nr,rn,Ii.,-
!r"m h:''. Nj. BNHn Of r"AaS hand ;,in, ii
"ih S.''m" Nrl"Hr'n"c a.trnsi susinfi,:;n" AN
appropriation for Ia" frontier defiance. ni his
'iA'". II" :l"."' ;hut th- obligation ni ti,.
i"d raj .s""'!:.'i.rt - protect ii.. ~iu.- r.,,,
ii'i'n .i"r."':,,;au, VS. Il s'"nne n!",iy. with
i"N"> I" s''':' a'!m;~,;nm ,r:in TIA, Union TIE.
''ii'i t'rat IA. '.'''.tl'i"m h,d not c., ,,.,,.-
"''r '"rl''i.'i with. h;,l "rc.sir:,.,l s..'.~
:,.'''."''"n "i frrlia'e amongst the citizens OF
TrNns.
lA-'"al "f ,.tin.. .,o,.n these declaration, {,
i'i' 1""i az Il representative s".ii":iS for ,h,.
safety "f H. constituents. and INV il!ir,- that
"H ct iii; h"'i lr'.N;-i"n i"r l!.ir l,ri,
Si''t h' wi'!'rI:m: i':.'".,i f i .v..'jri.s i!.
waning ;'"':r. ~ la i"'r,' i" i:" ..:.,.,
~: \;rins :: c"n'r:. = 1T. :h hiru.nrl rl--:!.i,
t:''! .smuu ID 'rtn :ui,yny,,i ii,. .cr..,i..n To
''%is i'''a'" I'll" ;ig.'i a!i"ru'i..r n. r,r,,'-l
Nr N.i;.a w:l' 49,. .-s',iLnr., ,h.:; H." won,,l
'"i' ;'s ti' r.ir: - III" r..:u;.:iinu .r I'm.
n"%"'i"n. an "'lr:.rl tnii",".> viii. ,i,,
"'.i<..''"'' =! !i;r:,'s ''t'ii.'n i" ,nra,v "ut
81 ear .''."";. /" !"y i',. do,,s ri Tex.
l.. i',* at'.,nit 20 ,ii,i"rh tin. I,.i.,o.v and
interrupt ~" hiin.'. 81 ;i,,. Il"u.. Mir cid
linus :,.~.-'".! * MIR ,:r,,rr,r. who S,,,.,.r
- ~ i"ya- 81 ;'"' Iit. !" ,,n;..r; l,..r-,'
:i"'r .'''' ''r-..i !n.. u.s. nr.l asserted
win 'I""I originality ;.oi i"rr. that !" ,h.
,,"'r '' 80 t'>"' il! r.'i hi" ,i,. !, "p',. If rn
'..'.i -;:s..~ 4" ',.... wa> u"i mach ry,. :,.r
i..'" .t ,',-.i,.
;''i 81; IT,. :. ii.c..i;r,.! ui .lr ;,,,,, III.
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BI- See First and Fourth Pages.
Coming Over.

The successful working Of the reforms insuguratN
ed in our psrnicious paper money system by the
legislation las; WINTER their cordial approval by the
people, and their recent enthusiasm as manifested in
their county meetings, in favor of pushing forward
the good work until the last vestge OF the evil shall
be removed, is beginning to tell upon the fears of
the advocates Of the banks.
1t will be rememberedthat at the last Legislature,
in the midst of suspensions, failures, frauds and
distress which The banks had brought upon the coun-
try-at time Of all OTHERS when their evils were
most sTPareut-the Opposition would not stir a fin
ger il the work of reform, IN; Professionally opposed
every thing, ard left to the Democracy alone, the
work of carrying through proper action on This
setjeo'.
We learn now from the Patriot one Of their organs
in this city that 10 these praise worthy efforts he
Democracy in future will have The earnest co op-
GRAFTON of the Opposition" Commenting on the re-
cent action of our Sa CJnFealion on he currercy
question and the evils that nov exist, that paper
says:
g In their praise worthy efforts to provide an eff
feotIve remedy for all abuses which the existing
system Is subtle, the quondam "harGs' viii doubt
less meet with ihe earnest cooperation of the Op
position party Ia this State"
This is Ell cOurf girg. l. shows a knowledge Ct
the state public sentiment, which makes The priv
neged classes and favorios OF cur banking ius,itu-
items tremble with far. 1t evidences that they be-
gin 10 realize The CarnestRes Of The people in this
matter, and that they be longer blinded or in
Inundated into tubmissioa.
But We yet dOub. whether the Pofriot speaks for
i,s party lar as The promised ion is concerned
And if ii does We have DO confidence in the sin
ceTi'y of any r.mises upon such subject ON
the lifetime advocates and subtle instruments cf
banks. There caa be no safely or sarety in working
out these abuses AID Tesl0riI tie country to he
true and only constitutional CURRENCY as tie basis
and body of circulation save through the Demos
cratic party; and they Intend to do it whether The
Opposition cooperate" or not.
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SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 20, 1853.


The action Of the convention on Thursday should
encourage friends to harmony sctiVity and zeal
The principles inscribed upon our banner are the
same for which the Democracy have battled for
more than fifty years. Let not those great princi>
pies be endangered by personal conflicts and divisions
among members of our party. The flag which was
borne by JACKSON, GRUMPY, CARROLL, and a
Polk, on hundred hard fought fields, is yet floats
ing over cur heads. Let the memory Of their glo-
rious achievements inspire with renewed devotion
to the cause which ihey espcused, and lead on to
victory. Success is eertsin, if the Democracy in
each district and couBty will resolve 10 do their
duty. Defeat win surely follow division We are
united in our principles; fighting for the
great objects; let us be united in cur action
Difficulties Nay be easily reconeiled before fhe
conflict Of interests between rival asp:rants has
gendered disseDsion among 81 cir friends. Now is
the time for peaceful sEd prudent cOurses among
the members of our political brotherhood, and
should such counsels prevail, as we have no doubt
they will all win be well with No true DEM
ocrat will endaBger The success of his party and
his principles, to advance bis own selfish aud am
bilious hopes The establishment Of the Democratic
creed and the defea. Of lis enemies, much more
important than the Of any individual, how
ever eminent or deserving. No mans person
al merits are sufficiently great to justify him
in bringing his claims in conflict with ;he in
terests Of his party, and no mans services, how
valuable, viii furnish any apology for bringing
the continued ascendency of its principles into PeI
We would earnestly exhOrt our friends then to or
gsnize at once. Select the best men for every Of
fee, and resolve to give them jealous and undvi-
ded supDort
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Old Domimion Coaee Pot.

ono OLD DOMINION TEA AND CoFFEB POTs at re.
CIV ducel prices
. $50 PLANTERS HOES. Of every size and weight.
leo CILDREN'S CARRIAGES, OF different styles Al very
small aivance eastern prices
30 DIFFERENT STYLES Of PLATED BRITANNIA CAS-
TORS Wirh and pressed bottles upward
b DIFFERENT SUES AND STYLES Of Plated Britannia,
Planished Japanne Tin, Iron and Brass CandIecks suitable
Tor the parnr bedroom.
90 CHAMBER SETS from different manufacturers in Eu-
rope and America.
A hrgs assor ment Of BlRD CAGES, BREEDING CAGES
and NESTS, expected hourly
A riety OF RATTAN ROc KING. SEWING and ELBOW
CHAIRS.
CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES.
COAL OIL LAMPS, but the best patterns which al
BATHING TUBS. al sizes
GARDENING TOOLS Flower Scissors Pruning Hooks TroE-
els. Reels, Budding Knives
5OOdinerent Flower See Is, from Bliss Nurseries.
MACEENZIE & MINCHIN,
milo. No ~ Collie Street
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The editor of the Grtenvilie Democrat informs us
that Hon. A. WATKINS will consent to the use Of
his name in connection with the Congressional
nomination in that district Should The convection
however, determine TO nomna some Other person,
Mr. WATKms and his friends will give him cordial
support.
Many Of our contemporaries Of The Democratic
press we're in town during the session Of the
tion. We were greatly gra-idel at meeting ex
cellont friends, HENDERSON, Of the Murfree bore
Nelss. and CURREY, ofthe Trenton Journal Welearn
ed that Mr.. CooPER, of the Chattanooga advertiser
was also in the city, but did not have the pleasure
of seeing him. We hope brethren of the quill
will never yisit our city vi bout fsvOriug US with
call
The Concord n. H. PoHiot gives the returns Of
the New Hampshire election from all but % towns.
which foot up Gate, Democrat, 81, 1874; Goodwin,
Republican, 81, 57S. The Democrats have gained
Councillor, one Senator and about twenty members
of the House. The towns TO lie heard from will re-
duoe the Republican majority 10 about 5000. La
yearit vas 4, 7S6 Upon the whole, the gallant De
moeracy of the Granite State have made good
fight, AID in another year, with equal excrtions,
they can redeem the SJsIe.
The Winchester Home Journal says: 1--WE hsve IT
our ofice 81 present AoopyOt the Hessra Ces'iasi,
published at Knoxville Tenn in eyear 1900 aesrl
60 years ago It is uctLe the papers Of the prssen
day for it contains Only pages aud four coiumos
to the psge The inferiOrity Of the paper on hieh
it was PRINTED, sad the molly print, indicate it,
old age. AT that time John Sewer was the Governor
of Tennessee, and Knoxville the capital. tbs really
an interesting document of antiquity"
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De- Force. young FhysisiAn Of our city, remained
constantly in.she house, preparing With his own
hands the nourishing drink, and through 1ut long
nights OF sgonizog suferiYgs sat ~ the lonely and
anxiou9 wife oihng the path OF her husband
down tie dark sSllt5 ith iendsrasss sha. no de-
vntioH q brother or srienl ever exceeded Tae Rev
Dr.. Hall, Of the Episcopal Church, remained two
entire nights with the sfiicted family Senator
Gsin, TenEessean By birth, and al cid friend Of
Gov B With his neble>hesrted wife, left their home
and remained day sni night With the family Mr.
Seereisry fhomp3oH AID Mrs. T kind and judi
cious friends, admit ei 10 his reon ard shar-
ed through mary trying hours the cares Of his wife
and phJs;oians
Tennessee, the beloved Stale to which bis heart
turnad in lis last hcur- opens her arms to receive
his Geld remains
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SUBLIME WONDERS
OF
Bible r FO Phe cy!

OF
Bible II FO p h e cy!
Fulfilled i'm the United states of AmeaiCns
EY. F. Z. PITTS, OF Tennessee, will deliver Lecture
. the above Thrilling Subject in the large Court of the
Courageous MONDAY EVENING, 2lst inst, at O'clock
ami the ensuing evening" the ps his subject will Do
The LAST GREAT BAT1LE OF ARMA-
GEDDON;
Or the Conflict of Monarchy with Repub-
HcanIsns which closes the Warfare
of the World.
NOTICES OF TIE PRESS:
cit is net anatc bit eloquent and sublime. NO Repu5
cit very clearly the United States Of America
prophetic map. '-LOWfsriHs Journal.
at is creating furare. '-lss10 orleans Delta.
"Itis clear and logical"-Aelo York Express.
ats arguments would he hard and the Hall
Of the Capitol it has produced aproound sensation Has6tgg
ton National IRteLligeacer.
Ihe subject sublime and deeply interesting. Go
him. '-B0tigOTe Pdfri0t.
Its mathematical argument is demonstration "-TdseaSs
Christian A6rOcafe.
'hackerys Lectures Insignificant compared them"
EO5Ze dd5sgfiseF.
They absolute sublime'y r-AempAis Appeal.
III F'Tckes % CENTS TO he had at the nhI9 d3t