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REV. D. MCNEIL TURNER

W" n" truly -Ta'i;.'l 10 see this iis;irpr. Il.
ri gentleman. "icr more in eur mi.!s,, after M,
absence Of several years in Florida He has
receive IAN unanimous cu! to resume III. ,,s
'nral charr" OF the l'icshy,c i:.,. Church Of Til
place. He has no, v.i determined to nrrri,,,
BIZ, will r,'ma in here for several months, ir.,r,
Enaliv Irr!"!:y. Mr.. TrrNtr has uumcrnue
friends ana a,d"n' #.!mirr:s lcf. tn wlsm il
would b highly gratifying 10 learn that l+&i,-,tl
once more bcco:": citizen VI our Vil:gc &.
Th" T"'ah"Sse tzor;d;"" in allnl b., = to his
intended departure riom that place, slys:
We understand HAT tn" Rev. - NcE!l- Tur.
ncr, VIII" hs for >rvr,al wears i:lulrvsr tho
State Seminary i'll '!,is r!a:.e, r"c.ived 'c,ll''
South tar"!IEa. Of whiIh lac vas the pastor for
about nine yeats. aud riiiS r:.i!' has hrrm acrni,,-
panied by numerous I.t'rrs. Expressive of una
hht"d ntinchrmcpt. anl giving II..n;s- If IL line,
al support. N{. L We ar: told. has cons,rtrI
I" spend thu. surnmru w.I, his old friends. anil rs
IA" Ihnr.Ar ya lazy" one. rn''rnri"g over Three
h"n'i: GlJT"rni.rs. - IL" miss; al o "i In. ~" :.
lt".liP,Ht curl:ni' : in iliu; STATE. we Ilnu;
it j.: not unlikely tn. r." can ,n.!n-c til" labor
,Hwi'"'' and b" II nd i" til" n:a',r of h'ni,h
h- VII weld /" u5N Isles If lbs former T. .rish-
on:i'. a"l "rs;sfn h"ar.' " " ''''
"" Stat" 'rni'ary, m.lcr Ii. management.
las c""iIrIr1i :" lncr" III nun.hr,s aud it
public c.'nl"hcc. The ru! oI ,.,t scholastic
wear jnSt .'innn!"d embraced upwards ni rrr
l'un8.d and twenty pupils. Very few iusi,tn-
t"iiS a' TIA" S'h n"; rn:"wea. rr ~ sIch All
"-Ga"izn'"n for inS'rucri'n ci:rt:,vA hv Mr.
1. for The past year. Thc drvciop,l,"n. OF his
i'lans would have eventually secured for urr
community '"-nla: Coll .i.te is well as Aca-
drnic Iustructiun
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OBITUARY.

We extract from the CulunLia G,,aL,J;on ,J,e
fo,,owi,, o,,;,u,,,. no.;o. oe ,u -
.o''o""s oo''u"'S n0''ce OF our '"meh'ed
young tow"s'nan' JAMES W. "AHDLAw. who
died an Friday last in Columbia. after a pro-
trac,ed illness The deceased was the i.lolzea
ol;..t of q b.ro. o;r.,. of -o,o,;ro, c.:..
o.J vss ..da.,~1 .. ~, u,,,, ":. n.e"u =. y.
""" ""' @""e"'Fo ~ A'' WI" k"e" "'rn oy the
the purity and integrity of his character, To
b;s nor.nts h;s ,,so "a ;r1.oa ;r.o,o-iIa
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FL e III lem VIAL

MARRIED. Ga !i,.. 9Th in-.. hy J. 6. I;n.-
I'm. E>H, Mr. fATl:!tk y. WILSON 10 Miss
FRANCES THORNTON, a.! "f this District.
l%S III" Printers return their thanks to
the h'id. for the handsome cake sent them.
MARRIED, On the $ inst. hv til. Rev. Levi
S'"ns"!l. Mr.. LAFAYETTE EDWARDS, If
Ahhrvil!" District, =. G.. to Mis- URRA STAN
SEl.i. Of Nrwi",, co., Ga.
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DROUGHT.

The hot and dry weather still CONTINUES. and
without rain in few days, our crops OF, corn
will be n total failure. sIn mauv sections, the
corn hne already been seriorsly ,in iurel, aud
will scarcely yield more than Que fourth of a
crop in any event
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We had the pleasure during the present
week Of greeting in our %illnge. oar old friend
Mr.. WM. II. WILSON, now the editor of the
Washington (Gn.) independent He seemed to
he in excellent health and spir,ts. and we are
glad to learn that" his paper is in florrishing
condition. Il Our beet wishes attend him. .....
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NOTHING ELSE OF SERVICE.

MHcHAHIcsvILLE, N. Y, March II. 1858.
Mr.. w. f. llAoAS: l have used IIe;u,sir rect .
Hair Restorative for three years. aud have
found it 10 be n most excellent article. 1t not
only restored the color of my hair. giving. it
new life and strength, but it cured myself and
wife Of n most obstinate eruption upaH the
scalp. which nothiag else seentd TO benefit J.
fully believe tstntbe the best art icle in use.
Yours Respectfully, KsowLroS HowIAND:
Remember that this result as produced hv
HE'MsrREErs .Aimitadie, Me original md o"iy
reliable lair Restorative.
Price fifty cents and ono dollar bottle,
Sold every.wsfffere, and II all the drugstore
in Abbcv NE. w. e HAGAN d CO., P'opriss.
tors, Trby, N. Y. i,,ga~SE ~ ssc.' IL, At g.
- g. - .; = -s .Sgszs;,- =, ~
USrvEns1rr or vInoIsiS Tie public day
Of tile University Of VirgitiS was held on the
4th inst. We obserssss the following sonth
Carroll niahmhonerably mentioned ia the Char.
lot,esyjlls zys6 6sfs9uioa; Repsdiiees: g. :sar I'd
GaADcSrss-W T. Hsskal!, ,.in History sand
Literature, and Wm. T64mson. in Law, g
seI,RopicaEsrs-- II: ,eansH H. A. Gaillsrd,
Andrew q Moore, in Gtniiasn saad Statute
Law. " ,.e.l ''-' .
Drsrrsaufsass-.wmsB Beattie, w. e Earle,
ia Neral f!sl0selhy "a and l.s Poiltisal EfspoIi
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NEWSPAPER CHANGE.

The Washington ConsttH'io" (:he Admins
trntion organ) has been disposed of hy George
W. Bowman to William NJ. Brown. and the
latter is announced rs editor and proprietor.
lis politics will be the same as before. that il,
anti Douglas.
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TO THE VOTERS OF AnBEyILLE p1s1R1cz,

For reasons which riy friends will -'irr,
stand. decline to c:.m,i.ur the cn,v-..s for n
seat in the mex: Lcgi !aiure. 10 those wirn
lave supported NJ. in tn, f'ost. | return my
sincere thanks; and ~ the public generally
my grateful acknowledgment for their con-
slant kindncs. csd courtesy towards me.
j. j. WAnDLAW
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k.so UNITE IN. Plssss1sAs1a.-I

d nS 50 UNITE IN: PEsssy1suAstA.--lu
preposi,i6n is said 70 bs strong;
Dongles and Brecki inridge on
"a 9etoFaf ticket; the electors 20 Be
pssdgs te fairly Represent therat,o vote - the
ico'lrss ssnbe Douglas faction is opposed 10
any sllssss ~: 9. ., $3.50 81
QgHsH; sye Soakeen that big Indian in
anos hst ia bpii;sg Rooti Beskssnd Ledges
for the "chtfokse Remedy Il2ssip ~ g., Bar n
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inE CA"irEE OF T.:r "MiwAMoN" CnxnrMvrD.
-,.;!r READERS " i'll r.,ncrnl-r iha: when ,b.
-:.'a'" war s''rs -n'"""" and IN'rq""* Dir IL
N"i"'1" wrr" cnrlmr.l hv the Anne, lean
squadron ia III" hari"r of Vera G w, We an
"'"',"l '"r very decided opinion 'la, the.
whole allan WAS an "n':Hg" "n 'l," inw> If ra-
ii"h:. tI,"-" Vessels h.in. lil-Ilc,l ns priz.s in
H." District Court of ih" United STATE, a;
H"w Orleans. w" hav" al,"a,lv inform. i on
r"a'irrS q! the d."i-:"n "f .lul:." Mcralrl.-
ih' Con-; supports ih" views We presented
aid a'iiu'g"s ta; these vessels "f w;:r ,vc,,>ro,
pirates; a''i. c"h-c,u Iilv V. that ,h" s.z,lrc of
'h'r' M;'S with 'u' authority. ln*t"n''a,t cnun-
i"ntn'I::., the act Of tni.:Inutln.c Turner j.,
capturing the sc Vessels he u;ir!It t huv. u.,,
n'.'nr'!iai"ir c"nr n!;,rtial,.i aud cnsi,rrl ::
and III" Vessels "uu!:i to have been ,ctu,rrI I,
M,H:r" ti'"r",iGhv repaired, .'iI, all ia. n,,pl
'r!icS AMI rrI'ar.tinn it WAS in the power of Ih
E"v"'rTr chi I" afford. Is j, j.. III. Govern.
''l'nt s:n,.'is rchuk"l and Fcnn,lr.nn.d hv thr
Courts OF III" country: anal Congress will have
I" r.:k- anI.,. anirn.is for al IT,. injury nuI
damage i.:c nwnrrS / ave s,i-;u ;uiurl
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CoNSIGNEES

W Mooney, j ii Wirnnn, T. Trihhlr. II 4
Jonrs.i Fowler. } Chalmers. 4 Smnn,l-. j \
R"i.l. NJ smith Il Ii War.llaw. j G Knox.
Miss l. Calhoun. John EnrGht. " II Parker.
Mrs j. !. Parker. B.ns" Il Baxter. Aunrw Me
! '"' aid Il Co.. J / Earn"-. CN Barnes. Eoht
Mars. I { r"'rin.J vi Perrin, ID. MrLaurhiin,
JOAN McBry'!e. Nc ii II Tugrnri " smith.
u X SDNDIEY AIT
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THE GREAT CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA

One of the most terrible evils in the com
'nunity is the wide spread prevalence Of Dys-
Prrsia. 1t is to lee found in olmost very
family in our land and Thousands are suffer
ing from what they believe to be nilm ems of
the head, the heart the chest, the liver or
bowels, which ore in reality hut symptoms md
The results Of the presence of Dyspepsia SO
many forms does this dire arrangement Of tie
animal functions assume, that ;hunsnn.l .lif.
ferent cnsrs might he ciicd in whi,ll:the com.
P!ica'i"n or combination ofsymplorns ia entirely
different. Pr"hnl'!v IN the most efficient re.
medin! agent known is the OrYgruaicd Biucrs,
prepared hy 5. W. Fowlc 4 Co. Boston. We
have seen letters from in dividuaIs whose char
nct"r aud position in society cn,itle their 10
confidence. and the article has hcen npprny.,,
''y some OF our most emint professional rnen.-
B"st"n Traveller.
The above expresses our opinion of this well
known remedy.
For sale by d. McTan"hlin, Abheville.-ll, 4
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TEE UNfFID STATES BrsENlTE:; 4
sThe:s9""'o's ~hose. starms 45sSvirs il, 4 SCI.
and,shsss sspisss.srs1 bs, ,esisd. by the, next
LegSlssursspf their ststss, sfe,: ,Mess,s Fi,s
patrick, of. Ala bnma !; Job pson, of Att,n;asi !.
OWN, 81 California ;FFS.fer,s s of coSSsstieaf. !.
Yuiee. of Florida :'I'etson, 'efdeorsa :Tyum.
bulI:0f Illinus: =: Fitch: Of Ind lana: HnpIap, ii
Iowa: crittendsa. Of EKentueky ;.slidsll.f; Of
Louisiana; Pearee, Of .Marylspd; Greene. of
Missouri; Clark, 'ef. New Hap'pshire Seward.
Of New York; CIingnan. Of North Carolihs !;
Pngh. Of 'Ohjau.La Lahe, Of Oregon Birfer, ';f 81
PennsylynDids Hammond. Of Sen.h = Carolina,
ColIsmer, of Rermont; nnd Dn,kee, of Wis.
eohsin@14 Democrats, Republicans and 1
Apsrica2G9ssse IsHT ,sa:'ots2 ~. si.SIa lad:
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THE CATTLE DISEASE ANN IRIS ORIGIN

THE CATTLE DISEASE AND IT'S ORIGIN.
This fearful disease. which seems to have
first made ia iss appearance in New England.
where its ravages Wfre most disastrous, has
also existed in New York show ing itself in seve.
rnl instances on the banks Of the Hudson river.
and onithe Brooklyn side.
Various have been the theories as to its m.
tuse and origin. Those skilled in the diseases
OF animals have been very busy examiring
into it. and the public has had variety of in
formation upon the suljoct. The isst theory
rs tirst the disease--plehro pneumonia -origina.
ted among the disslless-fed stsmp.:sil cows,
and spread by contagion.
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EFT APPEARING. TO nv satisfaction that
Ill Aaron Ashley, Joseph Ashley. Robertson
Ashley and wifi" Nelly. William White and
wife, l'"'scv, ia" children "f rilln white, deed.
t'"'n's n"' km"wn) the children of I.etty
smith DECD tnnn"s moi knowr) some of the
'iri"'':hnts in this case, reside without this
S'a'", it is there fore
the sale "f the Real Estate of Aaron ash.,ey.
d'c''i, on or '"to'r The 7th day Of Octeote'
next. "r their consent to the same will be ell
tered on record.
WILLIAM HILL, O AID.
July I, 1850. II. 3m -,
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TEE sELF,RULING ENYEL0fE

we understanding the new, selfruIing STAN.
ped envelope, which was placed on sale during
the last year by way of experiment, has beer,
permanen rptrd by the Post Office De.
Par'ment.&*5kaih hereaf fter be supplied to the
fostmas'ers.on request. and wilibe sold al
the following rates; Fog a single.package. the
same price as the old; when more than one
package is TAX en-, an advance Of . cents per
hundred envelopes upon The sales of The OLD
The second edition, it is said will be decided
improvement upon the first. and will Less the
most substantial as well as one ofthe most beau
t'ful lettersenvel"pes in the market
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END OF THE INDIAN WAR IN UTAH.

Abh,sille, S. c., Jn'y 10. 1850.
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2 TIE S,rATEt0F SOUTH CAROLINA.
-lLbrriN6zUixtric Citation. =,
~ WILLIAM IT'LL. Esq. Ordinary of, Abbe.
VILE DISTRICT EN3TtPt:t

w HEEEAS. William Ashley has applied
!" III" t"r Letters of Administrator. of all
ana sinrnar The goods and chat,cls, rights and
credits If Aaron Ashclcy, deceased, late of
III" District - fu.rsaid
hes" are therefore, to cite and admonish
all and singular. The Kindred and creditors Of
'''r sH'' decreased /" he and appear before me,
al oar next oiinaryS Court Tor the said Dis
's'c,' I" u" h"!drn at Ahheville Court House.
on iie 2:'d day of July inst, to show cause
II ANY. why the said admin istruton should not
be urnut"I
Given under my hand and seal. this the
seventh day Of June, one thousand eight
h'"'!r"1 "'d sixty, and in the cighty-ffth
year of american independence
WILLIAM HILL, or D
OrlnnrN's Office, July Z, 1850, IL 2t
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BY TELEGRAPH.



New YORK, July 1.-THE Times Washington cor
respOndence says that the new French Minister'S
first official communication 20 the State Department
was the announcement that France and England had
declared war against China. giving assurance that
neutral goods excepting contraband, would be pro-
tected.
The Worlds correspondence says Senator Cling
man has written a letter declining to support Mr..
Douglas.
John Morrissey publishes q challenge to Heenan,
offering to fight him in four months for from one
to ten thousand dollars side.
Nearly 5000 person visited the Great Eastern yes
terday. The Chicago Zouaves visit her on We'd
nesday by invitation, and viii perform drill move
ments on her deck
Postmaster General Holt gave notice yesterday
that all avenues, streets, lanes ETC.. in New York
are post roads. All private letters carriers are or
dered to be suppressed after the first of August
The meeting last evening in Union Square of Eill-
more and conservative men who are in favor of
Lincoln and Hamlin, was very large and enthusiast
tic. Ex-Judge William Mitchell presided. Speeches
were made by Horace Greeley, Rufus Andrews and
Daniel Ullman and letters were read from Roger S.
Baldwin, of Connecticut James 0. Putnam, of
Chatanque Hon Truman Smith and others. Reso-
lutions indorslng Lincoln and Hamlin were passed
unanimously.
Adispatch to the Tribune says Mr.. McLane's re-
turn from Mexico doubtless looks to his withdrawal
from the mission, as there is no immediate pros
pect of sach change in Mexican affairs may de-
mand his attention.
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NASHVILLE, July 10th, 1s6O--At an adjourned
meeting of Nashville Fire Company, No. l. held this
evening the following preamble and resolutions were
| adopted:
WHEREAS, The City Council having under consideration
purchase Of two Steam Fire Engines for the purpose organizing
paid fire department and whereas the Fire
passed the following resolution, that Immediately the
CENT Of Steam Fire Engine by the City Council. this
on shall be called together for the purpose acting
pension from active service. Therefore belt
hesolUed by NGSkOLs Fire Company l. That immedi
sey upon the purchase Of Steam Fire Engine proper
ganZahon Of paid Ere department in this city by the City
Council this Company shall Be called together for the
taking action the and also that this Company shall
their utmost exons for the protection OF property Of the
liens until said paid department shall be fully prepared for active
service. G. P. REDDIcK, Secretary.
At meeting of the Broad st. Fire Company No.
2 held on Monday night the 10th, at the solicitation
of many citizens, asking them to reconsider their
vote in relation to suspending, after considerable
discussion. it resolved that the Company do not
approve the action of majority of the City Council
in regard to procuring Steam Fire Department at
the present time, but for the protection of those
generous citizens and Insurance Companies who
have sustained the Department in times of need,
therefore it resolved to reconsider the vote 60
ing out of service that the Company may be able
to protect those who have sustained them at all
times JAS GENNETT
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COMMERCIAL.
The following are tn. comparative quotations Of stats Boads

July dividend OF. Interest on
The following recommendations by the Bank Presidents
Philadelphia their customers for guidance In the management
their business may useful here Most of
unknown intelligent business but it do
harm to have them occasionally repeated.
You requested your deposits in the bank early
in the day you conveniently can.
It safety and protection, that
hsFe particular person your business at the bank
shall be competent charge Of the and
trust his sufficiently intelligent to understand
properly deliver the and explanations you may nave
caoa to send Also that write OF stamp over your endorse
ment upon all checks which you send TO be deposited to
credit bank the words deposit credit which will
prevent their being used for any other purpose
ait recommended that keep regular cneck oock and
examined those VINO nave no right
that ycu do not draw cheek upon the bank except
your zn that draw as few checks
possible, and that when you several small pay
away you draw the whole and take such notes
coins will enable you distribute the amount among those
you intend it for.
n case you should have form of check engraved printed
your own spsca USE recommended that carefully
keep engraved plate custody and see that
every impression OF the chsck VIII CD is made from the
plate types.
at desired that all your checks for large should
be presented payment person known TO the paying teller
the officers Of the bank.
particularly requested that you will destroy all your
checks as soon as they returned bank
or in cass YOU desire to preserve them that viii
atey signature in such manner will
being cped and that you will the
away carefully else possession Of
them"
sAttenton to these recommendations and Suggestions will 20
to secure you bank frem errors and loses
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uoorIAND,s BlISAMIC CORDIAL

viii cure long standing Cold very short time. Read the
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. l6, 1858.
DR. c. NJ JAcKsoN-sir: had for time been suffering
under severe cold having pains through whole SYSTEM
throat and when recommended te Hoof
lands Basamic Cordial" accordingly procured bottle, and
am happy that half Of il completely cured
nov uphestatingly recommend my friends who be
ary afflicted and deem than justice to bear this
--.l,I. tn.tiunnrr IN It's ResnectfulY
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7Gh ward Democracy.

The Democracy Of the 9TH Ward met last night foE
the purpose of organization and had glorious
time After the regular business was dis,
patched, several speeches were made Nj.
ANDREW Ewing. slthough he had been closely
engaged all day in the Federal Court was
present and made excellent speech. W. G.
WHrruAoRSE was there and excited the enthusiasm
70 the highest pitch. S. L. finley was called out
and gave the large crowd in attendance an effective
Democratic talk. The attendance was unusually
large and all passed off cheeringly. The bali is in
motion. Keep it rolling.
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CHARLOTTE CUsHNAN's RESIDENCE AT RONE--HAR-
RET BEECHER STOWE wrote, in recent letter from
Rome, of tue residence there of CHARLOTTE CUsH-
MAN, now in this country Miss CUsHMAN has es-
tablished herself in a set of rooms Via EpegOri-
ana, where she lives in company with Miss HosMER
and Miss STEBBns Nothing could be more artistic
and charming than her rooms. They are furnished
with that quaint old carved furniture which has
come down from olden times of Italian magniicence
and which is both historic and poetic. Gems of
modern art adorn the waIIs-a portrait Of Roman
girl, by PAGE, and a superb view of Venice by TIL
TON Both these paintings characterized by
popularity of color and style which could not fail
to make them remarked in any collection. The
view of Venice reminds one of the most splendid
CLAUDE LoRRAuEs, but with individual peculsrities
which show that the artist paints from within, and
is no copyist"
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Markets by Telegraph.

NEW YORK. July IsCotton dull, the turn in favor
the buyers, to-day 400 bales. Mdding Upland lO
Flour dull sales bbls l595 2O Corn steady
day 81 OOObushels, Mixed Western 6962 Mess POrk quiet
sales 675 bbs l9390 So Lard firm but quiet, sales $50 bb
l39l3S Coffee, sales 1900 bags ROl4l9< Sugar steady.
sales 1880 boxes, Cuba 7<97Sl; MOlasses, Cuba %:
NEW ORLEANS July lsCotOn Eaes to-day $50 bales Quo
tatcns are nominal Molasses 9s93Oc Provisions quiet but
firm. Tobacco steady Lugs 2L9s%ei Fine Leaf 1890.
Freight and Exchange unaltered
CINCINNATI July Is.Fourd dull at S4505 for extra Whis
kysales 500 bills 1c Corn dull sales bushels l3c.
Coffee firm at I41G9l5c Molasses 44945c.
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