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One of the most terrible evils m ll,r com
mnnily is the widespread Prc"n!eucc Of Dys-
persia. 1t j. to he found in almost every
family in our lnn'l. and thousands are suffer
ing from shat they believe I" be ailm ems of
She head, the heart, the chest, the liver or
howel-. which are in reality hr: symptoms and
The results Of the presence Of DS sp"psia. Su
many forms does this Gire arrangement Of the
animal fuuctiona.assunc. that a thousand iir.
ferent cases rnir rhs he cited in whilh til. ccm-
plIca';on or combination ofsvInp'"ms is entirely
different. rI"lnhlv III the ,nnst cfliri-uL re-.
medal agent known is the O.rYgenatcI Filters,
prepared Ivy >. w F"wi- & Co. Boston. We
hnve seen lett ~ from individuals whose cl, r
acter aud l:o>i:inu in sncie;v cattle tl.,r 10
confidence. and the article has heen nJpr"v III
l.v s"ne OF our most cmint professional mvn-
B"st0n Ifarciirr
The "h"r" expresses our opinion of this we'll
known remedy.
For sale by d. Mci.suc!.In, Abhcviile.-ll, 4
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LETTER FROM HON. ". W. BoYCE.

Hewiii publish IN our next issue the allie
Letter vi the Hon. ". ". BoYcE, on political
| affairs, and which will we'll repay a careful;
lerusnl. It is clear. frank aud explicit dec
.aration Of the opinion Of one Of the most con.
servaiive statesmen OF the South, as to the
magnitude Of the danger which threatens us,
and ihc trne policy Of the South in the event
| OF IL" election of a E;acs Republican. In TINT
eV"i:t, !ic ccunsels withdrawal from the Cnien
| fy The whole South, and if that be impractical
bi>, by South Carolina G!cne. In this respect
lie is -tep in advance Of Col. OHn, whose re-
cen! ict'e: dd TO; CONT empIate separate State
':i'cn. nc tr'ct asEsse beI;ave, however that
IN t"c m.rcl cf evcute. ,:.csc differences of
opinion will he OF nogpractichi mement, aad
;ha'th election Of naBlacIl Republican will
! torcc-rpon us. such seuse Of Danger aud dc-
rndaiipn as toral'y Tho whole South TO the
! vi;"!cation Of their character and1ins.itutions
Separate cetion BY Sou;:. Carolua is a contin-
gen"y, We DO hot aIticirate.2 aid .tbiDk: it
much rcors likely that it viii be her placesic
Follow than to lead in Il Gisun;o Il movement .
Mr. EoYcE shows clearly thn. the election o +
LINCOLN would force upon US the alternative
ot d!sunon of the loss of character and
proPerty-u,at, should the South acquiescc in
Republican administration The question Of
negro equality would be- settled agsinst Gs,
and emancipation be only q question of time.
Emancipation is the cardinal principle of the
party, its character that of Intense sectional.
tn', and its sentiment one fof deadly hostility
to the South. and its success would turn the
Whole power and patronage Of the Govern
ment to Cur iestruct:on.
in this view, Mr. BoYcs recommends dis
union, even by senarate Statesaetion. Should
South Caroiiua seceJe alone, nnd our enemies
acquiesce, we could easily maintain CIR separ-
ate existence, with direct trade and M exemp.
ton from Northern taxation. Should they ,at.
tempt TO coerce us. We will make common
cause with CIR ssier Southern States, and win,
the flag of n Southern Confedcrncy hoa.inA
over Us. will easily achieve cur independence
and future prosperity. +$SS
ID. These are the Issues which are looming M in
the future, and which the chances of .LIScoLs's
election are forcing upon our consideration
We 10 not know how soon they will become
practical questions, and il is ell to look then,
IN the face now. The triumph Of Black Re-
puh!Iconism. would involve our political deg
radiation, and the gradual, extinction Of our
most vital interests. and we do not see how
any true son Of the South. conld for a moment
taiDely 'scGuiesce in such All alternative \
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Rufssrra.

The New York Times, translates from n Cor.
man paper n!sase just issued bv the Gar.
Inns decree removes msnysnf the restrictions
heretofore imposed upon foreign merchants,
ana places them upon an equal footing with
native MERCHANTS. Foreigners nre also now
permitted to acquire moveable end inmoycoi.le
property by purchasc, will, or donation. This
ls.- !eRr-another step in that path Of liberal re-
form which Russia come time aro comm.,cea
20 Io'ioW-wi!l doubtless have a wholesome
influence upon her trade, and will be reeoc.
n'zcd with satisfaction by the whole commercial
world.
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. THE SEREHAnp


number9fsour citiseps INDUCED in An i'm:
promptu ssrseade, on last Wednesday night
in honorsof the tesp estsds.rues.a Who IN. -
oeen making aaAoft sojourndn GM Village, in
attendance apon hSsReyie~s,s sgy@fsrs liebt
OF blazing bonarssa issSiif n HI, ., ra;n.
OF spiritstirEpg music, ssbecist,e crs,r,l oe.
semelsd = fsontof. .thas Mass5sA uouss. and
nalledeut various gehsl lssafn. -
AstssSG @. GoopLETT. Of Greenyil,e. cand5f
date for Major-G eneral, frat responded Il 8
handsome ana. appropriate speech rIe return:
e9 ms thapkssa3tfhe compliment, and, express.
ea5Ris hishsaPp Ppreeiation of tie s.cour,eou:
greeting which he had received. Hs glanced
rapidly at impending dangers. sndssoleiped
areenslge asiready to unite with Abbeyille in
any nst measure Of resistance.
Capt, Cochn HI followed n . ,.. -
py efsft-cisar. frank and sman,r. .s...:r
che bfghest s6hfhe riehE eronss i1aa.sps maaN 9
IondlFshsssdss = .&S ! = - tie ~es ''es
Thspsty ,of ssrsnadsr:;' next nnos.,.. s.,. I. 4;
Gen. An sxirn's resia aenee, where = nns.,ss =
Of gentlemen were iadnlgine in d sool.l S5ise
tainmspt Instesponss to repeated ,osljs sssf
company Hsrs, addressed by Maj. ssipIrs. Der
,BAsEs Col. :MA Assa41z, G6b. snrn. capts5ou,
snrEEs, and others. In sppropriats speeches
whieit We ssgrst We had not the plessuse q Z
hssring, s'xy,, ts4:1 es't u .ir'vSfst q s5ss
The sFsesh Of Col ltarsnA,r We have kes,t
to sas,s 81 Win @ Bialy .s II. &C.,,
Of sbsalas 8sS si.atiic i & q y. 3 Iss
sosa. ass q 4 .1.sE 1ssa..s,s Il il ssh,
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NOTHING ELSE OF SERVICE:

MtcTa:msvIrLs. \. Y, March II. 1858.
Mr. ". 4 .i.GAx: have used If-imslr.,l's
Hair Restorative far three yra.s. aud have
tuni It 10 be Il most excellent nrt icl- II no,
only restored The color of my hair. giving il
new H:e and Strength k:u j, cured M, SELF ard
wife Of nsmosL obstinate eruption m,on the
s.a'r, which "otHng else seemed TO ifrcfs /
ipl'y beilrSelt I" he the best r.icl~ in use
~ our" Respectfully. KHowLrcN How.axD
RcaeiPber TINT, this result wna produced hv
HEIMsrnEErs IninitdJ'e, tie original Hnd ouiy
reliatissit,sir Restorative. -.
Price ffSysc-nts aud one. dnliar n bottle.
Sold every9wb beressalI at ali the d,ugs,ore
in ASteviils. TAasIIA G 8NnfCp., P,oprie.
tors, Troy, y. 6, 6 Y q IL. At
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TRIP FROM NORFOLK TO LIVERPOOL.

A citizen Of Norfolk writes from New Nork ::
Il have just hnd another interview with the
directors IF the Great Eastern. aud they saw
II We VIII guarantee forty to fifty THOUSAND
bales Of cotton they will make two trips TO
Norfolk from Liverpool, commencing some time
IN oct"'''r-fr"ight on cotton $500 per bale.
the saline as from New York to Liverpool. IL
we cannot det cotton, tobacco will answer. !
am III hopes we will he able TO secure the
""'"nnt OF cotton or tobacco. If We cnunnt
get guarantee forstwo trip, we certainly can
for one trip"
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u CIRCUIAIS.
To tho Ministers and Churches OF Abbeyiile Dis


trict, S. C..
: Ill" undersged were ppponied Ivy the Able 1
Vile District Bible Society, Auxiliary TO the A
B. Society, TO address IL circular 10 you on the
dissemination of the Holy Scriptures. Tho oc-
ca9cn for such ud,.ress arises from the fact
that the several So:'cties of the Stale in Cor.
vcntion assembled, pledged themselves 10 raise
S",0"O.nO for the Foreign Field during 1860. us
they had dme tEc year previous At the late
Bible Convention hcId at Sumter, it was US
crrtaned that the above sum had been well
nigh raised. Other parts Of the Stats had re.
spunded nnbiy to the call. hbbcvi.ie, however,
had not reported fully; bat it WAS confidently
hei,ev"d. that she would respond, ut least, as
hh'r"ily ia LIST year with Ej0O.OU.
THIS would .lcu,ly complete the sum pledged.
t. thu state
In" cause is ronl one, to give the bread of
'''c I" those who are perisling for the lack oe
Lnow!ci"c. The amount asked is most raasopa.
hlr; only $"o"."O from the Bible loving p.opl.
"f hhbrvi!tc! Or us ,uucn no.e Us your inter-
ally may dictate. know ing iint 'it il m.r.
blessed to give than to rccc:ve'-that {" The liz
era soul shai be lal'-uud e .hr Lord l,v.,b n
cheerful giver"
The ma@niul" nn,: importance Of this wor
require no argument To enforce tier Claims
Fer hr ii Remembered. .tlc fi-.l IL TIM wn-.d"-
\ "";'', too. accc*si!,.e aud ready !.r the Bible.
IA" w'l.d Whitening for lie harvest And the.
'it:'.al life Of v;.S: u;l'in :. ore Enw hanr,,..
upon The is>n" of wnat s, ir s;e".li,y ,io,,.. ,o
ii!"'rnnt" 'h, il l".uigh,c,. souls: For "w,,rrc
'h"F" Is no vision. lie lr"..e perish"
Followers oi Chris, what c.,n you do for ;b,.
saliva i'''i Of 9';a.Gnn."UO Of Ie,!s,.,g mYu2-
, 'hik ct Jour "wa h.gi, pri",i. -;.s beth civi:
"i''! religious. end o: your owu i.nupr,nl E.u.,
"i All endless le: h"yuul !l. ;om,.-pr;..;.s.
treasures. with which yuu would not ;,.r,4E,r
! t:e wealth of worlds! ! Ard will moi "thc low.
81 thriS' "o:>iia,l y"i t" 30 sutucth;ngl Bui
w'';' t:''H aoe<t, Il" quickly.
i'et every nas.rr of The Gospel il our D:s-
'nc' lay This suffice! "cfor. The people among
WHOM lac inhu:s. aud every individual cn;,cl,
~. promptly a'l literally. and great good will
DO d''nr, and Goi- glory promoted
By orl: '.r Society
II. r. SLOAN. Com.
.,-a X. \. TAERANT,i of
J. +. GILBERT \ b Society
4. S.-Dr. |. Br".ch, Of ALLeyilc is 'r:..s
urrr
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"
EEWEER2Y COEsr6ysT7sT.

The last number Of this jour,a: contains The
valedietory of VII. F. NANCE, the eJie c,l:,ar,
whosllas disposed Of i,is interest to JAMES D.
NANcE'& Co. The CoaSerrolin is one of cur
most valued exchanges, and hes long been H.,
hrm and consistent advocate ci States Rights.
10 the retiring cdi.cr Md his successors ve
extend our beet W isles
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coNan

&C Scanlin. J Dai6n. Foster Marshall
TIC Perrin. $imonds. Il g Cabell. l. J Tmy-
lor. Il 4 McCasian, J II Wilson. J W Wilson,
ID J"paan. II ~ Lawson John sicBryde,
John White, Branch Il Parker. John Enrght,
Clark s. DuPree. Pc,igrue. G I HASKELL.
s Dow:in. IL 4 Jones, 4 81 Smith. s Henry
Jones, Buchanan. C v Barnes. +
Barnes. Thooas & Hopper. Hugh Wilson, l.
.l.iddle. OFT Porcher. Ur Yarboraugh II
Wilson, Agnew Mob g. Co. Mr. Giles, J Goth.
ran, Thos Eakn
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BREADSTUFF3

Inc gram Statistics Of Chieaso just made W,
oi -four md grain since January let, con: pared
with the receipt during the same period OF last
year, 1859, show an increase Of ls,ooo bJ,.
flour $4,000 bushels of wheat, 1880, ,o0o bush.
els corn. Increase in shipments, the same time
$4,000 obis. flour, 100000 bushels wheat, 8,2oo
GOO bushels corn. In store there nre o.: tho
present time, a7Co bbls. -four, G,ioo bushels
wheat, 100000 bushels cc,n.
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BALL At WILLIAMcTuE.

We learn that The Ball ut tho Williamson
Hotel on last Thursday night was a very cue.
eessiul Affair, and shat tie arrangement gen
orally reflected high credit upon the taste cf
tae proprietors. ltr. TtsrEx, We understand
oesiars giving crc.her Ball Some t:r.e next
month.
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LETTER FROM COL. J. 2 wsEs-.Tr

We takc rieasc:e in laying before our read,
'rs TIE very Interesting letter Of Col. J. T.
MARSHALL in response TO request Ct nrn.b..,
' citizens, soliciting ruo!c communication,
tmboeyins his views Of the true policy Of the
iarmer IN the present season Of scarcity. The
letter il rep.ete with valuable suggestions ci
the most practical character anu viii we'll re-
pay rcru:a!.
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Col. orr's Letter.

K Tie letter of tol. OnE. deciinng to br"omc q
enniiastc for Tie Legislature, is attracting con,
siderable attention in the Northern States 1,
presses. brc,lsc Of its G:sun;,n sentiments. iIo
has formerly been considered Il s,aunch Union
ist The New York Erentng Post. in comment.
ing np"n Col. OKH's letter, remarks as follows:
"Mr. Orr predicts the e'rction. of SIr. Lin coin
as President Of tile United States In t!is l-
has reached II conclusion TO which the rcflec
tiOns Of ai! unprejudiced men have aIready led
heIn.' If the Republicans do their duty aI the
approaching election tie candi,!a. Of their party
will nSnrrdly Ia placed in The Executive chair
There IL no opportunity for tim: party. in the
brief space which nu,v i-in Ii,,s before the cleo.
ton, to co'nmi. any OF iho>a fi.'Ics Which Il is
suineti'nss the fate o: parties 10 commit III cr,i
cal emergencies, and the alf-.. Of wi,rh il %
t"rn the current nf pnhic feeling against them
NnIhing hu. ntso'.tc sl"h and unpnrionabie re-.
.iniSsncss Oh CDR part cam prevent Slr. Iinc,,lu
ri on succeeding IN thu canvass.
MIR. Orr is also or the opiplonysthat with tins
certainty before them, the Disfnonists. If they
really n'.unAny,hiug by their thrcsts gf srpnr-
immediately. This nIsis IL awise t.5kc.usiun
Thoys should take their Eneasures while we
huse she head; Of ihF -Gag.rnn,ent man
WHO hds not Ihe courage 10. throw any .oGs.ncies
yin ,heiruay. They should beg;,r before Re-
publican cni,didnte ixreleeted. The, moment the
election Of EincoIn il declared, Gileeyes will bs
TUNED io.hin, tre dispenser of Offices ard ofi
ciai eu,olunsnts. Tho,isands ofSthose who are
now nnnlbsre Esnsong bs zeR!ouS, ssse tersSof
Sauthsrn rights will take care tS give some
public iudicpfioN Of ihar lot allystp The new Or
der Of thinss and the ardor Of s6ihar thousands
win t's; ;pe,reptiby cooled. II Byer II beginning
10 lobe made Of thu dispnion schrme, it must be
.HOw-durinp the dog dhys.s in few weeks the
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ILLINOIS

The census returns from Illinoia a,rea,1v RI.
ceiVed at the Bureau in WASHINGTON 6icato
the total population of t!:atstate to he 1900.
COO IN 1860: On the basis of one Congress
man to every 10000 iphabitanta, it will row
ee ea:i''ed TO fifteen members OF Congress in
stead OF nine r ~
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rukT4 oAKyfiS .rLrs1r0R.

{. The Fay yifIsl Ut ca IN f af thesSllEi
Jasi, hss the sf4sf ID a. iiddis ss eoputis,
ia lal Elsas iasieri,Y5i 1915 Tiiss s6E
Si,gsr st,s: .isscp majority ecol6ii.s
ia'isSg swss q lore, lost
7,sg9, hsiae 90 Assyegs Gsaasy.
but u tsadF ah q Isl 81 iis5 To- ,easi,
Sf shs s5 ubt,es. oys some liis isstty ~
IassSsp isss. nj "a eshuS|E g.
ia M 81 s3.ssls IA
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tioN.jos::-H IIrSET IUMrkIy has ,i.c;,ncd
the Presidency of franklin College Athens Ga.
recently rendered him by the Board Of Trus-
.eee' and President LtrscoSD of Tuskegee Gala J
iemaie College, has been chosen in his ..,ace
Professor Woopsow, of og!e,!crpe, in ;!.e de.
pattmeHt Of Natural Philosophy, Chemissr;
and the Natural Sciences. LES elso been auc;.;.
n:o1aly elected
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HEADQUARTERS,

EDGEEEiD e. IT,,
August :, 1861
pCRSu Mt to an order from Brig Gen. J.
Is. Griffin, there will hr nm el.ctinn held
for MAJOR GEN ERAl. Of I'll. lst Division Of
s. &. 81. to FL the vacancy o"cnsinn.d hy Tho
resignation OF f!mj Gen. Smith. n, Eln-fi I'D
and A,.hrvil!e Court U"u-,.. On Thursday the
27'h day ii September n"x:
Maj. L. W. T"n,kins will manage the election
for the ElgefeI'I Squadron: nni Lieut.. ,'ol.
DEsnunI will Inanaa. the election for the Abbe-
willie SI'"'.,"n.
The yoies 10 he returned to Brr Gen. Grif
fin.
BY order of NJ. W. GARY
Col md Reg. Cavnlry.
August II, lSGO. IL S,
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WILLIE ITGBTHEARTu

The Roci; Hill ch'o::;cie requests its State
exchanges to notice that n new novelette,, hv
the above popular writer, will be commenced
In tia; paper about the middle Of this month.
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RAIN.
~ ~, - ,>,,t x,a1.

During the past week we have been favored
with eop;ons rains, which though late have
been very beneficial 10 Tic crops.
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Mir Do"oiAs On CLAG>.--Th- Hon. Stephen
y. D"u"ms Ia his ca: :.u:,ty ,f "n,-iiny cnn.
ii''.t" i"r The Pr"siiercy. niterc".i 4 great
S'",n !s"k" aud hand shake nt Roc.,ry Point,
X. J., last Thursday. Two Of his speeches on
'E"L occasion are thus rrpo,,"L:
Bct"rc taking his claims. he said:
81 came l'cGe t"-,iny IL II clam bake, i,u, I
maven see" '"uci' OF 1t. I've 40 .i"uht your
:i"'ns al" s"o'', hnL haven't had II cha,. e.. t.,
.'E "'i YET. A'"ong ;"y ynuthi,ii indiscrrt sons
l >uirI-d :,"sait 10 h" elected Jul,rc and one
81 The principles nn which | used 20 AZ, was.
l" every case 10 driian :. " E.si .vd,,,re ,i,o
nature ii the case a.!,:,,.4. Nov II there is
ANY Peculiar virtue II Nut:r CLAIMS .vcr ,ho;. of
any "'t.r STATE. ali hn,u to say "a, Lri,- lh.,n
on. thank ytu for yonr @oul,csy and kind
nrS>.'
!i% was :hen fr''. aud. after l,ar.al;rg Of 10.
succuleht v,a:,Is. h" thu, rxi'l,i.,y.,:
"!.aii, > mrd sc;; "niri. wuulti :I.iir s;c Al;
ng:i". bu. r": 81" i,om the turr> of my voice
.hat am una;ie 10. Th,. haG beet a hu:u,v,
II gori'';is day. shall Lcrer inr.rt Il: There
IS charm (.ont this iea,!; fui DAY. about tins
sen II. and especially about pccIiar insi itu,inn
OF y"nrs-a clrn-hakr. / :i,f.i vmI hn:e
The ad"antag. in that Respect of S.nu,Lcruer*.
FOR my own parl, have .n"ch more tor,!nens
!"r your c!n,ns than have for their nir;.rr..
Gut every man 10 his taste"
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THE INDEP=EN DE NJ PRESS.


ses, mules. cattle aud hogs will Je fa,,cr. onr
barus better filed. and ns a necessary con-e-
quencc. more nett cash nt tho end Of the year.
1 will add word for those who have be.
come alarmed nt the ilcn. (in,luslrious'v cir
cuia'ed) that corn will Il" worth next Spring
from Sl5O to $500 per bu:hel md -four from
slo to Sl2 per bnrrsl Although the scarcity
of provisions for usSFter year will be severely
felt in the cotton Sta3es (Fiorida cxrcrtcd,) vet
under the blessings Of n kind prov Jrncc. the
etoreh"uses nf the North. Westcrn States are
| filed 10 ovcrG"wing. Such Il crop Of whca,
and corn in the States Of Ohio, Illinois md
Indiana, is not within the memory Of the ol.lcs,
inhabitants. Wheat is selling in Ohio ut from
40 cts. to SD cts. per hashcl. and corn from 80
cts t" IS cts. per hushcl. This crop is now
finding its way 10 the Atlantic ports, md in
! two months more those ports will I've filie.i to
overhowira. Measured corn docs no. com
nnnl ROW NOR" than G2 cts. per bushel aud
;lour S. % pc. barrel in Me-. York, and with
n fair prospect Of still going lower This cora
can he delivered IN Charleston at from - cts
| 10 so cts. per lnshr! and % els. more will Law
it down at Ahhnvi!ic c. II. In Charlotte, y.
g., and Spar:nnburc, S. G., corn is selling Eow
at 81 cts. per husl,r! and twenty cents more
Will Jay II Gown here sacks excepted, or re-
turned ut the ri'"s'rc OF 'hc purchaser So
We need not aprr"hen' any great scarcity,
provided "" are active and cncr"ci. in hus
; banning "nr present "e-"n'c"s, a"a 80: wal. for
the evil day to come upon us urpr-parrG.
! wuu,d the, .f,re snp?cst to ilc cari,nii
o' tn" District /" co:c iorw a:i and Contribute
ot 'h"'r Meals money FOR tiH i.n''se Of rrii'v-
ing Tn" wants 0; those VIII" ''HS" not lii" r.ea"s
At al This ;i:re al inr"hns.;.: corn. Let ,..:s
'"";'"y he placed iii The ha"ds Of an ag"n,,
I" purchase III Ne" ! 'rk or n"'rer h"'ne if
p'"ete'"'e' s' 'hG 2''''"i ar 3'.h''o bushels of
'''''' "'''1 NAV" u hFpeh ii hass not in
""'"' !" 'hnfieS'on, and i'o" '!'c'cr ty Ha;l-
r'"', delivering it ~ tie '::f"rcHt dsros ii.
the District rs rcH;'ir"j. In this way IT,
:evc HAT 'ro;h 81 to 80 cts per bnshcl may lie
S'."" u me e'"z"ns"' fA's o'-'':"t RON. what
w'l' ha Tie price next SHr"g. Is we hive I"
"'r""i n!"A GU HON" markets for n7surply.
r": 'i7 purpose VIII :"ntr'h'':c 81 ,oG0, and
more II nere"sary, n;'d 'n:i:c my fellow citi-
"'''S |" 'h's r'"H OF relief
""''' al" III 'n.s connection that in 81!
P'o"""'''': 'here may u" distress and famine
IL our S'''s ''f me ne>' Twelve months, aud
'co'"s TIE n:Sh'''2fs OF Tie legislature to
"'S''y ana carefully c"ns"i"r, whether the
| '''"'c '"S'' h't l" contribute something to.
war" '"e rc''"i "i the Io'r "f '''s land
Ii 1850 7ie contributed :2"h".o0o towards
Inc 'e'e' 'i lac ';&'ha OF Charleston, When
l'"'r ca: was '""' IL nS:'"'. Why n'ny no,
'"s same n'd 'r granted to thos" Of Ter ciIi-
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-08-17

lolkvi!'e. we learn from the Enquirer. was
lighted by gas for the hrst time, last Monday
q week ago.
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cOOEy,s Iany,a pno-

We have received the September number Of
Cooley highly embel!;shei and presenting all of
it's usual attractions
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-08-17

The friends Of CoASA. L. DEAHINC. of
TIgefelJ, respectfully anrounca him a candi
date FOR Minor G Cereral. 1st Division s. c. 81
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-08-17

e'hET.-ltare y"usrrn tia: big In.lan IN
another column h"iii"@ Hon!:, Enfis ami Leurrs
f"rthe "Chrrol:"" Remedy e. 8.
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ABoL1r1oH. PLOT IN TEXAS.

'onr files Of Texas f'apers. says the .afereury,
AFigg US additional ne ws in relation to theAboli
tionis's' plot of murder. -sarson, lnsurrection
and itseonsequent hotrors We are Surprised
that sany person who baSScad these develop
rnents should hesitate to, attrikutcfb this attemp-
ted insurrection 10 the, ,sstive agency of Abol
tion. 1t is beyond qasssit9. the work of such
incendary prcpagsaaistss as the oullavss of
.Harper's Ferry. Tie people of Texas. those
fwhose 1sstsuot,on wasoRIsste5, have. in inves-
Ftigetion of this affair. brought to light proofs
RI its Abolition origin. And acting In this
faith; and urged, it may be, 10 no small degree
by the contemplation of the fearful cafamities
they have barely escaped. they are now deal.
ing terrible retribution upon theii would bsi
destroyers. speedy. but fair andsimpartiaL.
trinl, and then to the nearest tree guilty-.
such is .he' sr Of The aayini Northern Texas
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-08-17

luE Cn"rs IN THE r.C"rS1ny.-Chirf jus.
tiee O call. in r,l'"rting his :a!r vi<t ,v Green
vile" writes to the Newt.rrr Snu:
returned on Thursday. ~ it.trnt. from tie
Eap,L.t Convention al Grecnvl.. !: was an
Interesting meeting. though nu. ,.s nuinerou.iv
attended ns herrtn!"rc. Thi. ;'rchnt.c arosr
from, the heat "t Tia. weather an,; :i.e stall. Of
III. crops. The droush. has very much .i.:.-
.'i"yr'. III" a"!'cs q: the !antcrs Up to the
2hth !nu: never saw s';c, prospects, Ti.ey
are now blasted; ;h" field; oi ruin, Then pro.i
ising largely ior t..:. hn-vrs: vii! i'll n,uny III
sta;i"cs, prove u:produciivr and III no .us,a ance
vii! they rr'dnee more than half crops. Ia
CIR, "mriie. think there y iii l." e.:"u,I :,H..j.
10" hDIic co"s:snp,i ION; bur III uu nl"r dis,r: :ct
"F the upper country, with which nn nc-
IlaintrI, viii III, t.. /, case" Mmuv nm .n-
xi"ns inquiry is n'n'l'', ''Wha, is to Le ,ior.ef"
cannot .nswer the Question.
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Friday Morning, August II, 1860.

The friends OF Maj. SPARTAN D. GOOD.
LETT most respectfully. announce him candi
date for Mnjor.G eneral of The lst Division Of
South Carolina Militia. TO fill the vacancy oc.
ccsioned by the resignation Of Gen. A. y.
Smith.