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Mn. FOSTER :-Please cay in tho next
American that Judge Reid will deliver
the ID Lecture in the course Mt the Col
lcge Chapel on next Wednesday Even.
ing, January 18th, ut g o'clock. Also,
that the Lecture Of Prof. Rous, has been
postponed unit! the 10Th of January.
Yours Truly
GEO. a. CHASE
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- The grsvelling of Main Burgess
street il . conmendable feature in the
present improvement Of our town.
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DIED:

on Saturday the 25th Of December Mary Dun
Eella, daughter OF VIM. Il. and Matilda W. LaIiue,
aged month % days.
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New Millinery!
ENOC n MC'CARTY
MISS HELEN ROBERTS

HAVE THE PLEASURE OF informing tho la
Ii dies of Brookgille and vicinity that they have
received from the city q aud splendid stock Of
AffLLLNER AND TRIM.HfNGS1
The latcst aud most beautiful styles Of tho soosoa
Their goods consist Of Denncts, Ribbons, Flowcrs,
Feathers, Plumes, Glmps, Velyots, Leocs aud mate
rails of all kiuds foe making Bonnets. Mrs. Mo-
Carty's experience In the business warrants Der In
soliciting tho patronage Of her old customers, Ms
also new customers, who shall meet win respectful
effort 90 give entire satisfaction.
Ladies will please call and examine stock, II
no more. Woaro prepared to sell low. Oar rooms
at present Il at tho residence Of Nr. Jno. Roberts
hui will remove eoon 10 the room over tho store Of
Aessrs. Slaughter & Williams, Of which duo notice
will bo given. MRS. ENOcIl MCCARTHY.
Nov. 10 MISS HELEN ROBERTS,
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DISSOLUTION.

THE partnership heretofore existing usdrs N.
name andstyle Of D. A J. forrer, In the min.
ing business, has been dissolved by mutual .o,,s.,
John Forerretirng and the business to BE- ssptis-
ued by Danl Forrer All persona Indebted 10 Al,
mii firm are hereby notified to come forward ssf
uonks immediate settlement ID. J.FokRER.
ssBoKv itiE AUG AZ
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BROOkVILLE HIGH SCHOOL,.
kEV. II. b. ABBOTT, A. NJ, PKIxoIrAL.
MR.. =. y. WARD. 49,.
MISS MARY LYNCH, nS''efAS'''
MISS ADA RAYMOND, NJ. n. l.. Teacher Of
Music.
The second year OF this sehso will be divided ints
four terms Of eleven weeks each, beginning rec
pcetively a. followH
First term begins Ang.S 50 1883.
Second 4" Nov "a
Third Jan, 81, 1870.
Fourth A" lprii. IA
TUITION PER TERM.
Spelling, Let Reader, End Reader LIST part Mental
Arithmetic $3.50
ID khHder, 9TH Reader, : part Mental Arithmetic,
Primary Grsmmn, Primary biography, sd
Arithmetic 90 Fractions 500
Practical Arithmetic, Grammar, Geography, An
cient History, Frrt lcssehs In Rhetoric 500
Algebra, Natural Philosophy, Rhetoric,
. Fhysiology, Astronomy, b,N
6eomeiry, TriRonometry, Surveying. Men
tai and Moral Philosophy, Latin,
:, Hreck, bookkeeping see
aiuNic on PIANO, F..............s,oo
w OF lnSirumcnt, 90
Deolalming aud composing ara strictly attended
u. The Bible IL used text book, and made
tho basis Of moral and religious instruction.
N. Is. INCIDENTAL Frs twenty-five centr. Ne
deduction u made from tultlon biils on Of
absence. unloss eccasioned by sickness, ether un
ayoidable circumstances.
AIDES MANT1LLA sDAWLs.-A few more
- left. rich and splendid article just IN. style
for the coming season. Call AID examine them be-
core they are gone.
rsv 10 w, MORROW co
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MICHAEL SCIIRUNK,
BROOKVILLE, IND.
B Il + T

~ Until fcrtber notice, viii DO as fonsw'-sss
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Ages Of our Public JEen.-Presilcnt Buch-
a"an will be 6s years old on the 18th Of Novem.
ber next; Vice President Breckinridge will be
80 years Of age on the 10th OF January next; /;
Lewis Cass is nearly II years old Stephen A.
Douglas was 46 years Of ago on the Esd Of April
last Simon Cameron is IN his Goth year; Jeffer-
son Davis is 81 years old CaIep Cushing is in
lns Goth year; Howell Cobb will be Al years old
on the 7.h Of September next William ii. Sewl
ard is in his 56th year; franklin Pierce is So
years old; Robert Field Stockton rs nearly go
years Of age John Charles Fremont was 40
years old ON the 7th of January last John Bell
is 62 years old; John J. Critienden will be 73
years old in September next; Alexander II.
Stephens wus Al years old in February last;
james L. Orr was 81 years old OH the 18th day
of May last Jesse d. Bright is in his Att year;
Augustus G. Dodge Is about AZ years old James
Shields is 80 years old; Isaac Toucey is 6l years
old: Henry A. Wise is in his SD year; Robert
NJ. 7. Hunter is nearly 90 years Of ago: Rob-
ert ToomLs was 40 years old on the 2d of July
last; Edward Everett was CT years old.in April
last; John M. Read is over 60 years of age !;
Daniel S. Dickinson will be SO years old OIL the
llth Of September next: IIoratio Seymour is
about 50 years Of age; John f. Wool is about
65 years of ages John SlidolI is in his Goth year !;
Nathaniel r.. Banks was 43 years old last Jan
uary.
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PUBLIC CORRUPTION.

The tolumhGs (Ga) Times, appears from
the following, has but n poor opinion of the pub
lie virtue If til. people of the United States:
The corrupt and vcnal tendency Of the
people is hut an ouIrrnwtll Of long standing and
universally prevalent causes. And polite l., =
generation, If it Is ever accomplished through
any other ordeal than Il national crisis must be
10y means as gradual in their operation as those
lh't have :" thoroughly viiiatrd public morals
and marrrd The wh"esomcncss Of public virtue
The provilcnccs attending the dawn of our ma
ti"nnIiiv, might furnish reasonable hope Of the
inau .'rati"n Of an era like that succeeding tho
Protestant defamation. which sent lis vitalzing
energy ,hronrl, every department Of science, pol
ilic, and rcliyi"n."
III is the Remark Of some writer that 10 peo-
P!" eyer were venaI and corrupt excep, their
drn"raliZlng impressions were engen'lcred by
corrupt and vcmal government. If our co
temporary would but reflect properly upon the
causes Of corrupton, we suspect tia; they could
t. greater less extent, be found in the defal-
ti"nS Of lc::lago.ues. whom the poop IL choose
their agents to cou,luc, the affairs of govern
mrnt Corrupt II government, and You eilectu.
ally corrupt the people who live under that
government To this we may attribute the OWL
tendencies of tic times, rather than to an inhs-
rent pcrsstency in wrong doing among the mas
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Correspondence of the Manchester Guardian,
LOUIS NAPOLEON's INTENTIONS
l.uyioS. A,t.,,,st,


hav" information from friends c"nvrr>,nr
will, Italian allairs which leads HE fear that
Louis Napoleon present game an tn" bUichirS
and Central Italy is 1" procure the withdrawal
.'f the Surdnian Commissioners, III order To give
the revolutionary party an opportunity cl asset
ing itself by such cXcrsscs aS would Justify the
intervention of French troops 10 Supprr': l;S"r-
der. 4 French force, having entered I" put d"wn
disorder, would remain tn prevent 'ts renewal.
and under cover of its rrcs"n"" tI6 "*l"p,l
Dukes and Duchess and the E'al'al l.rgatrrS
ini ght take the opportunity Gl returning. J hr
only way to checkma,c tie Emperor in this
game is for the Mudciat,s I" rrlain power with
in their hands, am! |" Use it for the suppress
zion of all disorder OIL the retirement IT the Sar.
dinan authorities. Tins t.y have l,,thtrt"
ccedcd in doing but their task will hc more, and
more difficult the longer the present situation i,
prolonged. Muzznfs orgalI the prnSirro cl
Azione, which had disapp.arcl altogether, for
>Wunt Of support after It's first few numbers, has.
as might have been expected revived under the
effects Of the disappointment of Villa Flanca.
1t is published in London, but being registered
for transmission abroad, finds lis way i'll large
numbers believe. into all parts Of Italy. Maz-
zini has long prophcscd the disappointment of
all the sangune Italian hopes placed in Louis
Napoleon. and, pard"ualy, now claims credit
for farsightcdncss But have expected trcact-
cry from Louis Napoleon, and to have refused
his conti'lcise and support is thing /" bc
safe guide to Italian action and aspiration is
other. MaZzinis articles, now rs ever, are call
culatcd 10 promote dsunon, in their preach.
ing Of unity; and cannot but ln,,,-nt-with
most of my Italian ar'Iuanlanccs OF the most
determinc,l and consistent liberal opinions, that
tile disilltison under which the Italians are nrw
suffering is likely, Of its effects, to reS,i-
= sciate the credit and cause of Mczzimi-whn,
sincere aud devoted rs he is. must ever, by his
theory Of random revolt and revolution by Tie
dagger, compromise tn. Italian cause in the eyes
Of Europe. and can at best hut iorce the most
ardent aud enthusiastic spirits Of Italy i;.:o pre-
Inafare ;sd useless self sacrifice.
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Obituarn.

DIED, i'll AbbcviIlc village. August 29,h, Mrs
MARTHA a. ENElGliT, aged twenty nine
years, wife of John Enright. She possessed an
uncommonly nmah!c disposition, and her con
duct through lif. such gained her the re-
spcct and esteem of all he, acIuain,auccs. Her
last Illness, which continued several months, she
endured with remarkable patience and rasign;,-
ton; she met death with perfect co,nposirc, and
departed rejoicing III h"le-rrlyng the mcr
its of that Saviour whom She ;,roGesscd 10
love. She has left IL iii. i.cUnsuiale husband and
three young children To n,"urn their loss She
- gone from us, and We will see her no more on
earth; but she will lon. live in the atfccionate
remembrance Of her friends.
A I;RIEND
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TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA:
AdJeuiHe District.- Citation.
BY WILLIAM HILL, Esq. Ordinary of Able
vile District.
"1IEREAS, Richard Shirley, has applied
w to me for Letters Of Adminstratitr, OH
all and singular the goods and chai(c!5 rights
and credits Of NJ. q. Shirley, minor, late of the
District aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite AMI almonisll all
and singular, the kindred and creditors of the
said deceased, to be and appear before me nl our
next Ordinarys Court Of the said District. to he
holden at Abbeville Court House on the fif-
teenth day ofSepternber. inst, to show cause, if
any, why the said udlninistra ton should not be
granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this first lay
Of September, in the Year of our Lord one
Thousand eight hundred and fifty nine, and
in tho eighty fourth year Of American Indepcnd
cncc.
WILLIAM HILL, O. A. D.
Septemb S, 1859 20 2t
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FOR SALE.

Mr.. G. i. PELHAM gives notice that in consc.
Irence Of the i'll health and una voi,lable and
frrI"cn, alncnc Of the Proprietor from Co!um-
il, he is induced TO offer for sale half interest
in the establishment Of the Southern Guur,lfau
lie hopes i'll this way TO secure to it, the advan-
,"-c of adequate and competent superinen-
Irncr OF its interests which he is unable person
ally to give.
The So"'he,m ('"m,1ian has large aud con-
unnally Increasing circulation aud business.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.

Sec advertisements Of Jcflcrs C"thran, 4 Co,
f"uan, Jennings & Co, !. B. Nixon, ~ j.
Davis, W iiliam Shear, Election of Town Coun-
Gil, Enoch Nelson. j. w. Clinkscalcs, w. ii.
Parker, CInkscalcs & Boozcr the Sheriff, Com
missioner and Ordinary.
We would also call attention 10 the advertise
men, of the sale Of the assigned stock Of II. S.
Kerr This stock is large, and contains many
valuable articles, which may be bought at cost.
Call and examine the stock.
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Steamship Communication riur Tic Morrill,
The Nswbern. N. c. Progress Of tie 3Ist uit.
says that company has been formed and
organ'zed, for the purpose of establishing a
line Of steamboats, between that place and Nor
folk via the Chesapeake and Albermaris ca.
nal, to connect at Norfolk will, the regular New
York steamers twice week. It is intended to
put on steamers about the middle of October
The Progress says the supposed running time be.
tween Eewbcrn and Norfolk will bo only
thirty hottrs,and from sixay 70 seventy hours to
New York.
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Washiagtdr. Astgust 20, ls59.-As several
respectable jonynss have denied the truth of tho
statement OF the Washington reporter of the AS.
soeiated Prcss; -tt.st tae Vincennts nnd the Ma:
rion are included in the African squadron, " as
arranged b, the Secretary Of the Navy" it may
be proper 10 say that Flag ofliter fnnian, who
succeeds csp,"a" Conovs. wac h asy So inform
of those two vessels appear in tile same list with
the others which have recently been designated
for that service. The Vincennes has been out
twenty-five months and the Marion sixteen, not
twenty three and twenty. ene some Of the pa :.
pcrs have enormously stated.
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CbMMi' SichTED.

Mr. Editor: iom will confer favor hy
announcing tho following gentlemen as suita-
bic persons for lntcn,ant and Wardcns for the
town Of Abbcvilc, who arc nominated without
reference to License or Anti-Liccnse:
w. G.. DAVIS, M.tcnd,,nt.
iVardens-
JAMES II. COBB,
ROBT. J. WHITE,
HIRAM w. LAWSON
JOHN q. WILSON.
ForERs.
Bel5" Press please cory.
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The State Of South Carolina.
ABBEVILLE DISIRICE,

The State of South Carolina.
ABBEFILLE DLS1RICE
In Equity.
Margaret Lyon,
Isaac L sybert. and wife. Bill for Partition. Ae.
Laura Lyon, and others.
PURSUANT 10 order of Court, will sell al
Public ontcry. Ut Abbcville G. H., on Sale
Day IN OCTOBER next, (3rd.) The Real Estate
of Thomas J. Lyon, doc'd., containing about
Eight Hundred and Fifteen Acres, more or less,
and bounded by lands Of II. w. Lites, Adam
Widcman and others. known as Indian Hill"
Said Trac. to be resurveyed and platt exhibited
Oh the day Of Sale
Terms. "A credit of one and two years. with
interest from the day Of Sale. purchaser to
give Bond with at least two good surelies TO
secure tho purchase money. pay the costs in oasis
and pay papers.
W. H.PARKER, RAD.
Commissioners Office,
September 6, 1859. ~ 4t
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Teams to Hire.

IL which will be hired to. those who NAV
desire them, for Four Dollars per Day.
Brck VIII he delivered from 1lamlton's or
mcMi'',ans s. briek Yard on the Public Square
for one Dollar per thousand.
N. J. DAVIS.
September Z, 1859 90 Ct
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Special Notice to Debtors.

DERSONS IN I'd E b TED TO HENRY S.
! KERR, by Note or Account, are notified
that they must pay Immediately. Indulgence
will not be given to any one. The Books DC,
will be found at the Office OF James G. Calhoun.
Esq, i'll rear Of the Court House.
JOSEPH 4. MOORE, Assignee.
JAMES e. CALHOUN,
Agent for Creditors.
Sept. Z. 1850 20 G,
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LIST OF CONSIGNEES.
kcmdining IN the Depot at IGJcvili

Fe'"d'""g I" We Lcpot at 16Jcv7le,
for The rcck ending September 7. 1859.
Paggcrt & McCaslin, A Clark Jr, J II Barnes,
Giles, W & II Il Gains, a A Williams,
J & Knox, w u Mars & Bro, DIR J S Reid,
d ]. Wardlaw, L Davis, Cox, J Gibbes,
John Enright, Cothran, S d Palmer, ID j
Jordan, DIR w w Marshall, II A Jones,
Maj Adams, Turner Jordan. Mrs N Carter,
o L Porcher, ii Parker, & Haskell, w
Crawford, J McBrydc, w = Butler, j Mar
shall DIR Fair, j White, M Israel, j L
Lyon, ii Cascn, ii r Lyon
ID. X. SONDLEY, Ag't
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The Washington Stutes says: at is well
known to every Democrat that Gen. Houston
not only deserted the Democratic party some
years ag" but TINT lie has beeu acting in op-
position to It ever since; that II. run for Cover
nor in the recent canvass in Texas in opposition
To the regular nominee Of tho Democratic par
:y; that lie canvassed the State, and inatie
speeches in opposition 10 the regular Democratic
ticket" Yet tho Constitution" Dir. Buch-
anan's organ; claims lis election Derfi6cIatic
victory. -.e
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Negro Property for Sale.

T DESIRE to sell the folio owing families Of Ne
l. grocs, us they are unsuited for transporta-
tion West; or will exchange them for single
Negroes. A Woman, House. Servant, and four
childron-a woman. Cook and her three chill
dren; a woman, field hand, and her two chril.
dren woman aud one child. Apply to
J. w. CLINKSCALES,
Greenwood, s. C.
Sept. 7, 1850 20 st
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$40 1eward.

ME will pay tho above reward for the deiiy.
w cry Of our Negro Man ELLIS. in The
Jail at AbbeviIe C. ii. His complexion is dark.
weighs about 17s lbs, and is 25 years old. Sun.
posed 10 bo lurking about the neighborhood of
Greenwood.
y CLlNKSCALES d. BOOZER.
Sept. 7,lS59 70 Z,
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NEW COTTON.

We are glad I" know that the cotton season
WI: soon commence, that the dull season is
passing away, and that preparations are being
made for the ensuing fall business. We lra,n
HAT Mr.. Is. NJ. cmENrnAM had OH the market.
la, Monday, six bales of new cotton, which were
purchased hy J. " y. KNoX, al IL cents.
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Notice..

Subscribers to the New Episcopal Church
will please pay to the undersigned the install
mcnt Of their subscription, according to its
terms, on or before Monday next O2th inst. }
as the same will then be due to tic Contrac-
ter.
w. ii. PARKER.
Sec'y and Treas. v. T. C.
September 6, 1859 20 1t
Rsay" Press CODY.
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STATE BIBLE CONVENTION

w" haze received Pamphlet issued from the
p'">S "f j. |. E"NNiE, Due West embracing the
proceedings of the State Bible Convention, re-
crai!y held at Iurkvilr, s. e..
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The State of South Carolina;
ABBEI'ILLE DISTRICT,

In Equity.
~ ~ Vs.: '''''"'' Bill for Partition
!! Ai%;r %; "; s.s M"s;Ss; s;Ss!,: Of Real Estate:
PURSUANT to order of Court, will sell
on S:le-day i'll OCTOBER next, at Abb
oeviiie Z. H., at Public outcry, the Real Estate
Of William a. Williams, decd containing Three
Hundred and Fifty acres, more or less, bounded
by lands of John Calhoun, jefferson Floyd and
others.
Ierms.-A credit of one, two and three years
with Interest from the day of Sale Purchaser
I" give Bond with at least two good sure,es, to
secure the purchase money, pay The costs in
cash, and pay for papers
WM. II. PARKER, c.EAD.
Commissioners Office,
September Is. 1853. 90 At
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NEW COTTON IN GREENWOOD.

We learn that BAILEY II coXNoE. merchants
Of I;v, ':wood, purchased on Tuesday last, one
h'!" "i n,'T cotton from Capt. J. ". FosrrIE
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FQSs'tic Resumption Of tie Wr.-Wc were
Informed some days ago, from Il source which
has hardly been at fault with regard to The uc-
curacy OF lis information, that Very grave DIFF.
ferences had arisen hc,wccu tn. Emperor of
France and The Emperor "i Austria. The com.
munlcatl"n "f the fact ful.owrd by :, verbal
expression vi opinion. that it WIS mi only posi-
ie, but far from Improbable, that Tie issue OF
those misunderstanding lclwcrn the Two i,nI".
rial despols would be the resumption Of III. war
III Italy. We thong Int it better, l"wrvrr. n;t Ia
Ieier To tho circumstance until We s..uul see
What Surn matters might take in IL few DAYS
We now learn. from another and entirely ,l:!rrr-
cnt quarLcr-but IL" less likely m ic correctly in
formcd-that so far frC:I the grave differences
Between the EnP"rorS If France and Austria
being Ill the way of at!Ju>in.rn they have been
greatly aggravated since We received our first in.
ifurnritvn on the subj u you'd be- a curiou,
nnd Instructive circumstance, If after .,l--uu ia.
sr'iciple that when certain class -: PERSONS fall
sout honest people get their own-ihr issue oi the
quarrel between the tw" impcri, ,l,s;,ots should
be the freedom of Italy. Perhaps M ,rttcr pronr
could be furnished "i the hostile feelings 10.
wards his brother Emperor Of Austria which
nave sprung up in the breast of the ruler of
praifce, than the fact that The prohibition gwen
To the French journals against al acking Auslr;.
has been withdrawn hy the French government,
and that the Paris Journals IN The interest Of the
French government will, in all probability, avail
themselves this very day OF their newly r.,uir,d
permission TO commence Il Series Of severe at.
tacks OIL the Austrian government. We may
further add, as proof Of the c,":, in wlici,
rirv breach betweuu tie two f.ripcrnrs has II.
peady gone, that on Thursday last ll,c artist r,n
po; ed by the French government To I.ain, the
interview between them mt NiIa'ranc., rcce:vrd
orders from the French government to s,Sl,rud
operations.-4UOrning Adccrt;ai.
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Qonlinerlial.
ABBEyHLE, September 8.

ABBEvHLE, September 8, 1850.
Cottom-There has boon one lot Of new cotton
OIL the market. which bSoughs cts. We quote
from TO II cts. extremes
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Dnlllelleol.

MARRIED, near Ninety Six, by Rev. James
NJ. Chilcs, lst inst WM. q. GAYER Of
Charleston, to Miss CORAC. CARTER, of This
District
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AN EPISCOpALIkN..

Il Fafal Re7ieontre.-G EoRG ErowN, 8. c..
September IA very sad affair hns just occurred
here, in on affray between Richard ID. Evans and
Leonard Dozier, Jr. The latter drew revolver
and fired Ave shots at the former, two Of which
entered the middle of his breast aud one going
through Iris heart. Evans died within five miu.
utes.
Two weeks ago nh assault was made by Do.
zicr UPON Evaus, which laid him up for several
days, and this was the first opportunity Evans
had to attack Dozess which lie did with stick
which affair has Terminated 70 fatally. Dozicr
had his head laid open by Evans.- Correspoa-
ufucc of The Charieston Courier.
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Religious Notice.

The Episcopal Congregation worrlip in the
COURT HOUSE on Sunday, Sept lth, at lO1
A. NJ, and L. A.
REV. B. JOHNSON, Pastor.
September S, 1859 10 If