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OENTRAL AMERICA.

From Guatemala the l.test accounts ..x :.
convention had been signed regulating IN.
boundaries between Guatemala and British
Honduras.
ssnor Jose Maria vsla Yris,.ri Ia, bean
named a. Secretary of Legation in tho United
States
War seemed to be newt able bstve.n S.,v..
dor aud Honduras, but j. was thought that Qua.
tsmals would interfere to preserve tho psao..
Adviees from Nicaragua states that Mr.. La.
mar, the American Minister. had sent copies Of
Mr.: Cass dispatches to the government-,o
which tho following reply was made
Nicsr.gua, a. . sovereign power, claims the
,'gst to accept or reject tho treaty. She has
had previously three treaties With the United
States, which were ratified by her cono,es. ana
rejected at Washington. Thst on this ono shs
only require: amendment. And that after
Congress considered tho treaty last wear, and IL
had been sent to Minister Jerex, in w Wsshipoton
(who had full power to remedy it) the Cab;.
net. though agreeing to certain nulIifi cations,
did not maze them. nor was tho United States
minister 10 Nicaragua authorized 10 do 90.
Furthermore. when Sir VIM. Gore ouselsy con.
cluded his treaty. which was tho Csss frissar r;
treaty. which ssmodi6ed amendments sccord;no
TO the American view, General Lamar then made
tho Zsledon treaty, with favorable amendments
To- Engiand and tho United Ststes III copjunc ction
with Sir Ousiey. The government Of Nicaragua
esbnot 30 sny insult 70 the United Etstes il,
this proceeding. A. 70 the Mosquito treaty, il
will probably be accepted. NicsragGa claims tho
rssarn OF the Nosquise territory Internationally,
snd rcfuses 70 acknowledge tho King whom
nenher che or tho United States eyse admitted ;
snd she prefers TO Let the matter rcasin In star.
lse. than act against hes honor.
In regard 10 the seizure Of the boats of the
Transit conPany Niesragus jstiaes her con.
z.
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KILLED BY LIGHTNING.

We learn. says tho Columbia Carolinian. that
about IL o'clock, yesterday, Mrs LkosonA Joux-
'oS. wife of the o1ersesr of Maj. SrARkr. was
struck BY lightning and killed instantly. She
was standing at tho wash tub alongside of tho
dairy. The side of tho dairy was Knocked out
by the bolt. negro man. standing near by.
was shocked. hut not injured. The aceidsn, oc.
CURED on the farm of Maj. SrARxE, near this
place.
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The Sardinian A'7ny.-7n the recent report Of
Col Smith, Superintendent of Virginia Military
institute high tribute is paid to the state Of
military science in Sardinia, the admirable dsci.
pline and equipment OF it's army, and the excel
lence of its military schools. The performances
of this splendid soldiery during the presen. war,
attest the soundness of the accomp Iished and
gnliant chief OF our own admirable Military In
stitute The Serdinian army. in all its branches.
mas proved itself fully equal to the best soldiers
Of the French.-Richno,d Disnafcb
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A"other War. The Legislative Chambers of
Bsneos Ayres, on the 9th of May last, declared
war againt it. The State of Buenos Avres
was formely a member of the Argentine Con.
federation. and refused to 20 back into it. See
ing the Confederation preparing for war, she
mas initiated Austria and taken the initiative,
vinnces.
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THE OIROUS

Old JouK RosrarsoS." the veteran Of Circus.
dom' is coming with big Circus Company. and
aiarge collection Of " lid animals. RoBEhrsox is
tho tutor OF the world removed JIMMY RoBK.r.
SON." the creates, equestrian in tho world. He
will doubtless give US good show. SEQ adver.
tsement in another column
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NEGRO TRIAL.

Tho negro boy Gus, who was charged with In
hct'nga wound upon little negro girl belong.
ing TO Nj. Donald McLAucuL1N from the effects
Of which the girl died. was tried on Tuesday last
before Squire KELLER, and four freeholdera-.
EDWARD NOBLE appeared for tho prosecution. and
THOMAS THOMSON for the dofencs The verdict
Of tho jury was that the boy receive rs lashes and
two weeks imprisonment. The boy had already
received 100 lashss. and been imprisoned ono
woek
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TO PHYSICIANS.


THE Undersigned. being desirous Of leaving
l. Florence, offers for sale his Office house
and lot. stock Of drugs and medicines, horse,
sulky, &C., at cost. Florence Is more favora-
by situated for the location Of physician than
any place in tho Pee Dee section in addition tS
the prospect of a thriving village being bu lit up
hero at no distant day, it is in tho midst OF .
wealthy and prosperous neighborhood, and can
always command good transient practice from
the three railroads connecting at the place. Ho
with good run Of custom. Physicians Loo ne
out for 9 location will find this very de,i. aois
one. -
1t is only offered for sa!o because tho subscri.
Der wishes to go to Europe to prepare himself
for the practice of Surgery.
Apply to
E. w. HARRALL,
Florence, Darlington, s. C.
June 80, 1859 10 q.
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United States ahip Nissisnppi-Ths folIsv
ing is an extract from lstter written by an a i.
Ger Of the U. g. Steamship Mississippi:
6rxopA, japan, April bth, 1859.
The Japansss ministst declines going to tho u.
States Until nextx Esbruary, Wssxpec. to havs
To- visit Tor him, O sabips hes6 been bujie iof
Rs.s Rs spee :. g. - ssd cur dssa'lsd . aks
san@sr NSath1is HseSs xsfsis.IWs vil "a
st H4Siis txoSs.bftS asYa <Lst,sfs "a
csI sh VIII rsssh % AsSt1laS 3leaft xoay "
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The Constitutional Eiection.-From table
published in the Leavenworth Daily Herald of
the 18th, 1t appears that the Democrats will
have small majority i'll the Constitutional
Convention. The table stands: Democrats 26 :
Republicans %; Free.State 3 Doubtful g
Should the RepubI leans receive both Of the
doubtful districts, says the Herald, still they are
III the minority. Their impudence in claiming
the three ftee-Stnte delegates is in accordance
with all the presumptioDs. Not one of the three
could have stood ghost of chancs for success
had he have claimed affinity with Black Rennh
licanism. Such is the result in Kansas.
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Smuggling Liquor on board Ships-The Navy
department has just made discovery Of the
manner in which liquor is smuggled by ships
crews on board ships. Bread Is made into reeu.
lar ship loaves, inside which are tin cans, holding
about pint. filed with liquor. The last Pucifie
mail brought one Of these boxes filed with bread
inside which is q can filed with wbiskey.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills.
PROTECTED a en- >~ LETTERS
BY ROYAL TS$3f4@S PATENT.


Prepared from a prescription Of Sir j. Clarke,
IT. d.. Physieian Extraordinary to tho QUEEN
This invaluable medicine is unfaiing in tho cur Q
of oil those painful and dangerous diseases to
which the female constitution is subject Il
moderates all excess and removes all obstruc.
tons. and speedy cure may bo relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
it is peculiarly suited. It WILL in o short time
bring on the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Gov.
eminent Stamp Of Great British, to prevent
counterfeita
CaE1t1o1a.
7Hess Pulls sho,sld aot BE- taken 6y fs,,alss du.
ring the FIRST THREE MONTHS of P,eg.
nancy, as Mey are surs to bring on Misca--ia 90
but at any other time they are satS
In all Gases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections
Pain in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight
exerlioD, Palpitation of the Heart, Hysterics aud
Whites. these Pills will effect cure when all
other means have failed; ssd although power.
fol remedy, do not contain iron. eslomel, anti.
mony. or any thing hur.ful to the constitution.
Foil objections in the pamphlet around zach
package, which should be carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for tho United States and Canada.
JOB MOSES (L4ts l. c. Baldwin & Coy
Rochester. N. Y.
N. B-9l.0o and 6.postage stamps enclosed
TO- any authorised, Agent, viii insure bottle.
eosntsining 20 pilh by return mail. -
r. BoLD By
DcSxLD MoLAuoaEsr. Abbsviile; Fnaxa d
HxiFITsA, Columbia HAv1LAsp, Srrvkssos Il
G9s GhsriestSn. Wholesale agents. Aad sold
9 gansT o. Sc ss' sens!s 9ses. Dtsssi's'.
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SALE DAY.

There was 4 small attendance on Monday
last and no property sold by the Dii,rie, Officers
w. D. BoID sold negro woman 25 year. old,
and four small children. for Three thousand
Dollars.
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Napoleon IN-Educated by Lrbas. son of the
associate Of Robespierre, Louis Napoleon was
Leading member of therevolutionary secre, junta
of his family privately convened in Rome in the
Year 1890, after tho fall of Charles x. Of Frauce.
When the existence Of this coucavo was made
known to the Pope, he was shocked, and ordered
the expulsion of the present French monarch
from the States of the Church. Napoleon, in
stead of quietly obeying the order. even then Ell.
deavored to raise the standard of Italian revolt
against the Holy Father, who. in h s capacity OF
temporal sovereign, sheltered all the exiled Bona
parties up 10 that rnoment.-Metropoiita Record
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tiu,ore Son, writes from Washington, under d.te
sfthe 2sth. concerning tho :spotrsd robbery Of
S., ,000. 900 by the Mexican General RobIes. a
follows Tho reported seizure Of the conducta,
sriih ave miuions es treasure. by Gsn. Robles.
T. misuaders.ood. Tho parties shipping the
TREASURE had already paid six per cent. export
-Auty on the same to tho Mrsmon GoverpenaHt
~ Mexico. Ifit reached Vera Crnx, Il would be
subjected by the Junrex Government to another
'tsxof three hundred dollars. spon ths collection
of which that Government depended for sxis.
tence. Gen Robles was therefore employed and
tnAtruesedto escort tho eonducta WITH isuitabis
force. - he doubles. has dons. 10 the nearest
shippins port, ont Of tho reach Of JusEss.
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THE FARMER AND PLANTER.

The July number il rseeivd. and contains it's
usual amount Of useful and insiructive matter
Tor the farmer. Subscription price ST. An
agent can be found at this Office, who will take
pleasure in ordering the work for any who do.
| sire it.
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Headquarters,

UNION c. II. June %, 1889.
OT1CE is hereby given that all applics.
~ tions TO tho Governor for Arms. shall bs-
made through tie Office of the Adjr,ant and In
sPector General ; therefore, herea fter no appli-
cation will be considered unless sent through
the Adjutant aud Inspector General BY order.
R. G. NJ. DUNNOVANT,
Adjutant and Inspector General
July 2. 1859. II It
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Notice..

W1LL be let to the Lo,oest Bidder, on
~ Friday, the 22 inst, the building of two
BRIDG ES-one across Cars Creek. aud tho
other across ellis Creek, both on the Mosely
Ferry Road, near DR.. Yarbrough's
S. S. BAKER. Com.
July 4th, 1859 II q
Press Copy.
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LIST OF CONSIGNEES.

LIST OF CONSIGNEES.
Remaining in the Depot at -A6berilte. for Ms
,ossk ending Juiy7 1869.
Or A " Lincl,. G w Cromer, w II Parker.
A Clark, Jr:. II W Lawron,,J White, Hon " II
WardIaw, Miller, J Enright, Is NJ & A
Winsock, J Cunningham w d Gorden.
Tbos jackson, d Jordan. j l. Drennen, r J
White, J McBryde, Taggart d McCarlin, H Viii
son. d McLauchrin. w Mathis. J Brownlee II
8 Cason, Mrs Parker, d NJ Latimer, JAS Mo.
Combs.
D. R. SoNDLEY Ae't
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS A

We are in receipt Of a pamphlet e,nt.iains
the proceedings Of the Mslhodist Sunday School
Convention. held at Columbis. in Msy last
Printed by I. @. MossAN.
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To the Citizens of Atbeville.

To the Citizens of Abbeville.
ME report having been circulated through
= the District, though not authorized, that
intend to leave the vilage.J take this method,
to correct the same: and to assure all my friends
and others disposed to patronize me, that ! am
permanently settled, and may at all times DO
found at AbbevilIe c. H.
S. HENRY BEARD, D. DIS.
July 7th, 1859 IL II
sB Press copy.
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ADvERrISEMFuTs


30 we refer tho travelling public to tho no.
tiee OF Mss'rs Pool & RurLrpok. We are
pleased to notice that they have an entirely new
ou'ns' having good teams. careful drivers and SUI
Pefo nine Passenger Coaches Travellers going
West from ths upper part Of the State will make
the ssams time. and .ave from four to elk Dollars by
taking this route in preference to that BY Branch.
% frof. L. n. HALL proposes to open a
Dancing Academy in this place. commencing
this evening Prof. Fl. has been engaged in this
business for soms time in Columbi., from whence
he comes we'll recommended a. IN accom- pl ish. I'd
teacher Of Dancing. aud Esntlsmsa worthy tho
patronage Of those who may desire to learn this
accomplishment.
sB We also call attention to the no,ices of
Dr. 8. HESaY BtAnD, Dr.. J. D. McKxLLAa
and 8. 8. BAxsa. and B. M. d 9. A. WIxsrocx.
Bee, also, the Executive notice.
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PROF. L. N. HALL.

PROF. L. NJ. HALL,
(Of Columbia.)
WOULD respectfully state to his pupils and
w the citizens generally, that his
DANCING ACADEMY
will open this afternoon at ST O'clock for Ladies
Misses and Masters, md nt 8Y o'clock for gen.
tIemen.
Pupils will be received any time dur ing tho
week.
Persons from the country desirous of ioin;nv
the class can be accommodated during tho day
al any hour to suit their cow euiencs. or st
night.
Prof II. can ho seen at the Marshall House.
The best Of reference can be given.
U- 500 Circulara
July Z, 1859 II IL
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Respectfully,
b. JOHNSON,
T. A. HOYT,
G. MURCHISON,
W. II. HEMPHILL,
E. A. BOLLES.

N. B.-A collection is respectfully and ur-
gently desired from each Congregation of the
State. before the Convention of our State Bible
Society, August 2d. at Yorkville, S. C.
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Senator Hammond and Col. Orr in Indiana
"A correspondent who signs himself Ram.
bier" writing from Chicago to the Spartsnburp
Rxpress. communicates the following:
s Speaking Ing Of Of L politics. lf may Judge from
find Judge Douglas quite as strong in Indiana
as expected. From what l could learn, Gen.
Lane, Of Oregon. a native. and for many years
a citizen Of that State. seems to be tha favorite
of the I" Indiana Democracy. Senator Hunter,
Of Virginia. has some friends there who will press
bis claims for the nomination. There are great
number Of the citizens Of Indiana who are from
Kentucky and Virginia families. find also
that two Of our citizens are we'll known 10 tho
people out here-Col. Orr and Senator Ham.
mond doubt whether any man in any State
Of the Union, at any time, ever, In so shor. a
period, achieved such widespread fame, a. has
Senator Hammond, since his election. He holds
in hie hands mighty power. which If welded
judiciously upon tho nominsnt party Of the
country. as doubt not il will be, may tell for
sges upon the peace and prosperity OF the eoun.
try. What we. in South Carolina, know as his
"BsmweIl speech" is known best out here by
tho name of the "cotton speech"
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Wsst Posnt-Tho arduous duties of West
Point Cadet are not more than half realized by
tho hundreds Of young gentlemen seeking ap.
pointrnent there. Rise at five in summer and
six in winter. bed clothes put away, and room
arranged for inspection in half an hour. Study
until seven. Guard mounting at ~ Glass
parade a, eight Reoisations and study until
ono. Dinner and recreation until two An.
other class parade. Study until four. Sunset,
general parade. supper, and in thirty minutes
Tho call to quar,era Until 81 study. and ., 10
every light extinguhhed. or course these d.
ties arc sometimes evsded. But it ID dangerous
business. Such 10 bys an outline Of the days
work, repeated from day TO day for Ave years,
with NO interruption but Sunday, At tho end
Of the firs, Two yesn .here is . furlouRh ofsey-
sral wseks, this being the only time daring The
ceuree in which tho Cadet 10 allowed 10, leave
the Academy. There arc endless opportunities
during tbs railitsry staroiseS for inenrsinpds1
merit snd tfasy Cstst ineurs one hundred In
six months he hdeclsssd ds6cisnt In coudnci.
For sh thE drilling, ne Cadets receive $50 Dor
month. and are required y pay,bosrd %, go
per gcSsh, .snd - 10y .hsAfue lOlhM npsasss
ssssss1 ts:plGasst tind =, 10y ~.
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Ge,l,nlfrfial.
ABpEyILLE, july 7

ABBEvlLLE, July ,-1Sb9.
Cotton.-Nonc Offering A good article
would bring from 10 to lO4 cts. No cotton re-.
por,s by the Columbia papers since Monday. ''et
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T See advertisement of DR.. SANronp,s Live,
lnuigorator in another column.
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NoTTCE-

M health at present is so bad that am un.
III able to attend TO my practice. Those
who desire my services must either wait until
am better or employ some one else.
Respectfully,
J. D. MCCLELLAN, Dentist.
July 7th, 1859. IL I'm
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LATEST FROM LONDON.
LONDON, SATURDAY., Jun

LONDON, Saturday, June 1S.
Koasuth has left London for Paris, with French
passports. On Monday next lie will arrive at
GenTaf here becoming reception awaits h i'm
He have audience OF NApolean but 10
grounds exist for the report in circulation az to
his plans.
An amnesty has been gratified to the DO.
IItical prisoners At Naples on the strong remon-
strance Of Mr. Elliott. the British Minister.
The Times. in it's City Article OF last evening.
quotes ndvices from Frackfort, which state that
tho German Confederation are understood to have
resolved that $4,000 men namely: 10000 Prus.
sians and 4O. 900 Austrinns shall be stat ioned on
the Rhine.
There were also strong rumors that Prussia
will issue some decisive announcement in the
course OF a few dsya
According to the prevalent conjecture. peace
10 to be proposed tn the Emperor Napoleon on
certain conditions, and II these nre refused, G Ger-
many IL to enter into the war. Under these CIR
cumstances there is great anxiety, and stugna.
ton in all commercial cities.
The Times also says that Russia is making
ynst wsrIiko preparations at all the naval depots
The Nava division of the feet is reported to
number 90 first class ships and the Baltic fleet
IS sails Of tho line, of which IA (scrsw) are at
Cronntadt.
The Times accounts for the recent shipments
OF gold from st. Petersburg to London as pay.
ment for machinery made in America and else
where. Large Russian orders arc lying still un
executed in England.
The Times adds to its list of Ministers the fol.
lowing Under.Secretaries: India, Mr. Barring {;
Home, Mr.. Give; War. Lord Ripon Civil Lord
of the Admiralty, Mr. Whitbread; Secretary OF
the Poor Law. Mr.. Gilpin; Vice President Of
the Council Of Education and Solicitor General,
Sir II. Il. Keating. Household Oficer; Steward,
Lord St Germans; Master Of tho Horse. Mar
quis Of Aylesbury; Master OF the Buckhounds,
Earl Of Beesboro; Mntress Of tho Robes. Ouch.
ess Of Sutherland.
Tho Daily News thinks that the Cabinet is
not yet complete. and complains of tho manner
in which Mr. Miner Gibson has been moved
from post to post, 10 mako room for the old
olass Of placemen.
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A REGULAR
STAGE LINE
&&eIR : k44e

8, A8!, z f&
Abbeville to Washington, Ga,
TNHE Undersigned. Messrs. POOL d RUT.
l. LEDGE. having obtained the TmhiI CON-
tract between the above points, would .resPeet.
fully inform the public that they have rei,oeksds
the line with s1sSsaF
Fine Horses and Entirely NS&;s
Coaches, s
and with experienced drivers they will continue <
the line, leaving Atbeville C. H., on MONDAYS,
WEDN ESDAYS and FRIDAYS, after tho
arrival of the from Greenville, so that trav-
elers from all points above Hodges Depot Will
be able to pass directly through the same day tox
Washington. Ga. Will leave Washington, Ca n
on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATuR@
DAYS. ~
This is much the cheapest line for all those 90.
ing west from the upper part Of this State For
Information apply TO the following Agents,
JOHN McBRYDE, AbbevlIs C.. H., TuEopALus =.
Rooms, CaAiouns Mills, JomN s ANpsnson,
Danburg, Ga, and JAMES E. WApDy, Washing
ton, Ga.
FOOL & RUTLEDGE.
u Press and GYeenville Mounlaineer COPY
months
July 7th, 1859 IL sn,