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ra.y at, tie dull 30 5O0 80 62i for y; ~ l5QS7 62i
for too 80 25d ~ ~ for Coke frTn- ani ~ 500 81
5iCr hGtOs Tcbe with sales vi 1850 bxs within tue
TAlLOWT aIk,t Is Gr with fair drni md sslos of
r. county nnd y l0d &c The butchers As0 sa
htni ~ l0lc Rough bot IA nTm u Ic, cash.
NUOl ILe inquiry for noui' sic Fleece aud pulled quite
u-c BIT lie market hru III ugh Pei es a the inten
ss hgne than here manufacturers aud dealers
have bought hsaY h. cipr red aud though we
hive rsccrtai 10 hulk, tom iloT
nation uiautd om th- several setlvns OF too country II
pu,e fu average crop No large quantities have
insd here but most Of IN. tran icons la th-
state, htp Jers-y Ono aud Indian Ne 80 eco N
,iarr dir tty iudr city Perhaps hlf the DO nestle
this does Lot here Ut ell dalrrs are IN
Il habit sending IL by other ou' when they nz,e tneh
select u te county. The lecs obtained W year and las
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R1 IcIrgraph.

SkNDy HOOK July II, sunset Ship A. Galit'u ~ Lt
,rr5oi and eau-i l., ht Aspipy al tesrsi N,
ara' .. m ,hp Aurora TO- iiy'Ipool eti ma Nrss
- In ssLt bound IN nd " y. w, aud tsht, "ihas'
ctaT IN 9.
HIGHLANDS July II, sunset A br gto Ri'.'p GIN
of n igh!anJ, touId an No other ssts IN sisN' ~
". Leht. weather Gear . , ,,,.,,. T,v.,sd,
n, sTON Jolly ~ AR. steamship WAITING, ,o n IA
sa,ettah. bsk h. Burgess. Snow Ceulegos, org 81
coin rbbrr Havana schp. Clara Crowel Gage , Sd.
a. Townsend patterson, hensaailsi JuiA Fos' A']-
Naunah.
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Cs.sr,a.e CarsIe Marker.
REPORTED FOB tvs " TdBusB 81 Ggo

fspogTKp rob Tue TuBUrB 81 Gro hrFr
NYDAEsBAy, jay III, 1890.
hol, U.ts market "a about 800 3eeye. Nd
IA Stor ,ousSting q Working Dfen Stao CsS, ao one,
ard three dds
PRrCEt MARKHI SEss 81 nrst 5ua u 30 70 J
,s,7rd anaity 40 ,hi-d quality, 80 crtiD1y %
PEIcEs - sTrRs C.TTLs ~ grsiug Oxen Y gaJ, nom
,8Oa gJ30 Cove snd Cevas, rom sHdy4 fo0+5I;
Year nss. uoue; Tvo-v,s-ods, sIoasB Thr~9yeToids,
pl8- q, -, AZ
sbaep Lsrnos 1850 nsrBrt, prices IN lot COL
81 80 each; extra 81 5O0 81. Lsmbs, az - 3D.
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cs.h and so bales KU,sia private terms
GRAIN The Wheat market is whost essen sl cha1gfi tn
den aud r for export but l. limited Tor milling III 'slss
are 81 40 bush hiS Clob at n 2Dtl .; lUO bus.
Chicago sp ing 25 20O bu h. kebOsha Sprns 4 ri
o. 1Vi bush Red eserb ~ 50 Of " mt
n oisna reported Il II ~ 500 bush prin, White ke
trrky 10 srriye az o. New l. scarce aud e. in de and
iest at a00f2c Oats INN aud FAR
efnaI Canada fa.t 3yat fr Western and
lsuada ct 40I STATE snd lots &c. Cou
ssln with good ofer a: the close the demand
hlrd the boa aud isrrn t-ade 'tss o. AUt Uush
tllc Eastern Mid bld,2Ic for sound r-Tp lnei,
for Yellow sad &c. for ordinary White Southern
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% M Coming IN a conclu,hn the Boa "A nj Urn.
~ !. - e,
Tie reports Of the FDlalfe tDmmllHs thi 81 Lu'
SreriaI Committee o. n. FOrith w I'D ID IN ~
-, =, n nr.,s Tic F,,a,, 4 4. I'M 1l;,tae re-
uoried ~ iolows:
TIE Finance Comm to 10 whom referred TIE pay r'l'
or rh, ~ salaries IN tr schools tns Fourth Ws'd FOR the
hn ise t rn.o Gi Isonr rl' VI
bavy rarrry Exam ned Into The cause Of such
l 9Pd SS The ohS% o be the f @:, lad. tho board
b,,b -. snno. rom tn ,e.od ten school pee
e onr Of M, n.pcta being sb.rut aud ber. 1pv
laid board removed pn= teachers That st sd IN
iug there we're Tpcint ut Az prom 10 an or
- vacancies IhGs ersted II lr nsA u az WHICH 'ne
OF tctk part.
Secondly That By evidence be'orn the 'obnt'f IL Wes
moved u the porrs reye- lone b"lns
and thu other uisce) OF certain Of the shool ohoI
VIII sppontn, {. were IN violation section
subdivision Of tn. bylaws Of Board p,se u Of the
-
thai they signed BY the Chairman ani src. Ty o.
The board Of Trustees. required by AT Section % 'uo-
the sal lies In ed mentions Vu md noah;sh MA
The the meetings At Viii h such appointments aud Po'
moi made is not certified:
lour ColmiItcv c9n'in' ed that rrlo'als rna
made b, Board of School Uihcers tue in-pet2ts ,s
thereon in violation Of lection 10 OF the Jaw 81 s n
giving IN powers ~ the Board oil IfG,eS' Ps ~ "a
sbUa, snd also OF th' 9th section OF thr oy a"-
sud that tn. appointment OF nesI relatives o. ,.
Oh Violation Of subd .iion Of the same s''icir ,l
h. consideration of the above fac ,he 'o'nu''''
H. Inspect e.Iry jus.Ts6!e IA .lusne - i<n ~
al. r gal th. tarn.r, sid q have nerh M
titled helf salaries, sud that !i9se pfonoru ~ ~ %
bsra rir,ioss to the all. srd dialuissai.
ale COMMITTEE Therefore feommend the I'D p'oh o. 4' 0'
low nZ r,solitioE: , .....,t,, ~.
,r by I. board Of School Uihc-r- Of tue Fotr Wsd on
nd .t,T 1860 contaiud In thn pay ros 70
Finance Commit, q. wrlt III saNy uiau'' s4 ~,
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l'assPngPrs Arrived

In st,aH,sip Clay r. Jy0v Ltrepoot-Wm. Erentoen
ais Oibad John Hill Mis- 7. Imris J. MeLsishlin
Rev. Ob.raye Jim Hay, Jane Roy and danstr, w. l.
ihbu vie sud two children; Hon Judge NJ Burke. hev
tcu, I'd De Pun T. Ihoa ION De biTrny Mrs- Hen
der.nn John H. Gould M ard child Mrs. + Pate Geo NJ
T. T. Whitley Rev J. s. oder and wife, r. Yo-os Rev r.
Purcei h. Boss, r. de "a Cue-ta.
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lOCKN Fill

lOCKMFLI,-BRADLEY-A, Mes Csnasn, Gem on vac.
d-y Dol, 10 aty by the Rev "ihA n too., Wn)ur 7.
toft~s ~ Stwh ORR tty Q FAib" NJ ei'st hitnt' o.
fd..n uisdh y 80, Of N-~ tanas"
sPItfH-DIVALt the f.-idsBre Of the tndt. dhrf We
trriu n J. Tbursday sth lh.t, ny IN" nov o-d q"
spiut Pun L., NJ I. spic.I h Ms C,cca., Ssd
d.uKl.Nf Of hrabsn DuvAl. 80
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skecespus of Pred uce,

Toll BY GA so.ts, yuly H. I2i66 bbls PoEs III bh&
C. Meal 1873 bu,h Wheat ~ 3l bush Cora 80 ep-e~
Os's 4s3 tkcs Provisions so pkgs Lard 90 pkg on Gaze
a pil. ASLes 30 Pkg. Whisky.
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ALMANAC. -.
SIN Rbe.... 4:3s S-ts......... Neon H. u;H
SAVOY Book. I 50 Gov Island 2s3 HelOate. AZ
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-Messrs. Garrison a Co. Of Coicsgo have published
iiie Of Abraham Liuc,la on a Jingle sheet, With
good Photographic portrait Of him.
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INDIA RTBkER 10 held vth hrmness, owing 10 the
sh orrII and the high prices Trent aooal DIT tue
chcck matsrslJ s.l-s d o.
b tual american and - DO. quay squdi pgats erns
LEAThER-Osk and Hemock Sole dah, snd prices ia
,LAi g~d
IL MbER-Ras,,Iu Spruce and Pine Timber I, Ia steady
d,uald 1900 let Il e2a "a JJ Southern f"uo~
D, Iinbcr Lumber In good rrqIc,t with sale. Of
slip PaBk 20 arrive 81 70 uoa aesgo
Of Geoh Ro, n Flooring bOsIds 10 afiye al 10 casn lia
I25 tlorlos boards aud falss on plvst- ternr
LtAD1h- market IL quiet io ali sina- sale. o. 10 tnns Ne
fined German private terms. and - do. Spanish a. - -
eAh suote BsT e.e, and Ppe AID sne- a. oc net
tAh .
LIMA mod rsle demand prey ais for Rocksnd and prices
ar -ady CO.. bob Common az TIC Lump 10 quiet
p O..
hOIASSFs o.. hansod with fair inquiry -le Of D bids
FtrtL i.ad IS hide ballad ~ & 63c, % hndA Pofto
Rice - ttaoc bids Cubs MgcOysio past tail III pa
terms
NAVAL STORES-srh, Tuipcu,ins "a dun and h-sgy
bll. q 81 LrshIablo i0c loT ihpins .ni
EIDE for ScN iok bbls Cod /, OIL at 80 SO ~ II 80
4 Common ko.l quiet, yet steady sales Of 500 U1h Ht
: - n 40 ~ delivered he medium aud hne .ir'
AZ. du ssl,, OF 40 bb, No 1t 81 ~ q so N, drA'ef
ID 200 do No $40 n "a yard and loo do POL" - -
q % n 1urls quit q +202 p Tor Nashingt "a eni Nrt'
BON quality, Wunstyn = scarce, AMI prices entirely
o.
NAILs-A sr demand peyais and priccS srs unchanged
= yuor At t. aud Inch at Id5r
Oils quite dull yet stcady a. J'ntp i0r Lilserd ltt
t I'D, h,l-, and 81 "a I'll ~ .o Crude oPrfn We
quote:
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Upland.. floia, Mobile.

CORR T. Tue eeaisrd very moderate prices steady
An auctan ,ae Rio il uucd for Wednead, We
outist
eva White y D.. I5dl6 ln.rsoebo.. ...........n n q
40 au u priue.... 10, Gi4 Jsrssica .,...:3s a lSl
no ord aig........ Il di3ilst Domingo 10 bod. si IL
lariryGn........... Btai4
tO6L-The d,IElad coed f0r domgs.c beth ioI Eaten
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sEvxS1B WARD WIewAN.-Toe friends of Lincoln
md Hsmhu ID the Seventh Ward throw open new
W,guam at No. New Canal stTeet tonight, and
ih.y u keep it pen from now I'LL Lueoln 10 elected
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FArsL AccIDENr-phihp Kanins, aged a5out ~
year, IA sost instantly killed on the Hudson HVee
Riroad, ae4r the cocner Of Twenty ret reet a''o'
81 O'Clock Las, evebng. The deceased was au en-
poyes of The Railroad Company aud was driving four
hers frO N THIRTY -irs street 70 the Chamber'-sreeI
dep al The time. Oue Of { horses stumbled ana
En- add. nly upon him hen the leaders took irlgn'
q, ran Of dragging the fallen man and hoee soule
distance over the pavement. Tic injured man was
Immediately conveyed 10 the New York Hospital
w,sre be died soon ter being admitted IN inquest
viii be held on the body to-day.
CosrrNPr or COURT.-Yesterday AFTERNOON, JsiD77
Lanipan, an officer Of the Sixth Ward cohV'ye" wv
S,u, ken men before Justice Welsh al the Iom97, lo'
cemn;,ment The Board Of Police Magistrates r cent
" adoued nile recurring all drunken prisoners 10 Or
,l N m, Statiop- Honses aud detained until s'oe''
A,t,,e being brought before the m4grtra'e. 1a'N'9
w.sb considering that the diguity of TIE C'uF' u"N
hen treated lig tly by bioer Lanig8n impo7tu upon
him fine of 10 Tor contempt Of Court In d'i'u'
n.ymsnt, the offcer was cOmmred TO the CUSTODY o'
Officer j. 3. Smith whJ detained him un'' the ZIG
oano;, D;g,tv il in the ascendant at the IOlnos
Turc,stRuDr Bn~IFir.--E we may Jlfge acc1-
,ss,v bv the aoveaTaace Of the house, the GAnOaIh
a, the Academy Of Music, sst evening had not
,he striking p-cunisry success which should aave al
tpd.dr. As is usually the cue, however, it was
..is that many tickets had been sold winch were not
,,rs,ented IN the auditorium. This s possible. The
performance was very long one, and Of more than
ordinary merit. Mu,isni, in particular, WAS really
,uprb. There wac sufficient genuine enthusiasm 10
ri, e to the OCCASION aud al parties seemed pleased
With Il ent.r sinment. Thus benefit has resulted
10 rome, if not 10 Gsriogldi.
SyyySTH WARD WIGwAA.-TOe friends Of Lincoln
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WEDsIsDAY. Jul, II, 1890
ASHES-ibe market Ia firm for Pos and the nqui fair
ss-s 50 bbls at 80 l2l small lots OF Peas rs b
IEfSMAA1be market unchanged and ioss sesdy
s,es Il 2 200 4. pune and Southern JJd5 IL
COTTON Tier, rHhrr moro demands sales VI 500
bale pat for ,lpon We quote:
Atirh II.A.s
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HEMP-Ihe market II quite dun ai - hOhlJelJ tue
.alrs clean Russia 4 20 q t4n, mos
hiDfs -lb. il dull and un"hant-di sales o.
TEXAS q 7lc cent; 40 lily slaughter 20 H. at g.
,A,h: Dry Tc. nI0s, p b. D. 51l aaanoIdt
200 mbis li.aau private ad 100 Western Coll
SKINS b q, at Z eacb.
hOPsn,w fair danaud, chiefly Tor consumption the
20 bales 1852 o0l Old in;inue M p-c
ye have been made, but the pa tciLr. have
been kept quit
b. d,mand Il fair and the supply s Light sales Of
; 20 beI.s Ct btStsc. y TO- n - ..- ..,.
IEOk b. ustst Tor scotch Pr il hru a: s22G s2} 3
ia d
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OIL CAKfThe qai hs. ,lb'ilel the 'csrciu or sht
o. md ti, $3.50 rs Couoa Seed taAc y sl'w VI
on. MEIIIhs demand 1. limited for s'ato at fl sea
uai. tru .r thr sale. rep irtrd are 10 o., az.
T. le Lees quite It 10 l.! - p tor
NV NJ" J. . tr old Mes' rlsgel5 p tor T9in Mes'
~ 81 for Pine tefi iu fair Icquc end Is stady $40 %
obb' at - ga - for soaniy Mess e. 70 % for re-
q bits az r5 Lad buoyant and Is active sai' OF
go DBL. 1t ~ dls iie -; cd Tor loo ,s en3sI' 9R
,uu 90 days ana refused cut Meats h.L~ Improves sales OF ,
Md and han lc and ics ed Shoulders a, se bat
ard b, ,r' R ~ Ohio M i9iGi5, aud stat Il IS n &c.
tl,e,r f. demand at te9t fOf Ohio and Sl9l tor
heri N , OIL r,iO % Pom, ss, w,ns.5 IS % IS
sr,[ Stme n3 90 81 Pom ~, ~. VIZ o. @it %
q; r,iusGJ q, 50 Beeih.m'P sbLr Gle q
vi M.,s ia.Il " al - iAus Picked ldlOi
,eiP PM. n,sla 90 az Oc ianI, Dry stated. ..Ioi
Pora pm. No,,l, % 81 shoulders Pic1l,d.... 8 ,4
r,l CrIv ep..p Is o2o - shoulders Dry Stated. u i
PCTArOEs- od quit At 7Sc; II Is l.ludug al DE-
pnI. TS ~, ~ s 81 a. 6a..e WI" hs T
s2so Nolf at s21 20 ard beTmndv at tSg 80 = bb
ME- hrn sales OF leo CASKS at ~ sol g*A 81! g 100 10,
sGtXkS Holders we're free .-er. considerable activity
resulted sale. Of 400 bids ssaijc. oI Cuba aud '0!c f5r
Toto hco $50 boA-s at ~ sgic These prices covering
L-a range OF the goods Ia the market Both reh"urs
ands were lsis" buyers and the market closed hi
sIl' sal.e o1O bags Pepper al dtc Other kads are
skNS~cst ave- steady and in moderate request sales Of
SO Oe mos AID SO Vera ,ru1 Oh private srns
v, her quiet iViVVV I'D
MT. on private trinis.
sffL1Ek /, qui, l. yet steady, at d5ic y 10, mos
SCI s. Is,uta lneed Is duh al 20 here, and 81 10S
lush Gosh IN hosion -.
sEEis-1e demand ia ned for Clover and Timothy Seed
and yiic,s nominal .
SHOT quiet steady tttc ioi Drop Snd TIC io Duck
| net cash.
qsAs-Theie "a change TO notice prices ~ 'dy the
tus, go is couhI, I'd to all lots TO The & sur
Th-Plg qut vi limited sales Of straits a, Joc cash
all and hulds hrm at Sitc. for
ic ,s.b. for hncr fhs annual Dutch
~, uuy rtir,O g. % announced the Both uL
ihe fefme cynPissd IL 90 rsb' ,o Witch lGO sold to
81. clruIs) at ~ noins action Sc The offerings
! for .esrfbl years aud prCcs obtained have been:
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and local and With ee 4riv prices ere un;hAnss5 we
he st "a l0 "a Is aud from yard Ct btG
TIN Forign l. In limited Ppiy thu demand 'o-r" and
prices nominal -. .
LAkDLtS-ib. market Is steady and prices ara without
variation, small ss-s have de ut previous pre
corr Rk1Ie msrs.t IL que. bat st-adY tor ln KIN H.
CALt INED PLASTER The nsrkst ia quiet, We quote 81
q ~ Dbl
DYEWOUDS continue quiet sales Of 100 tnEs 4 Domingo
Loy nod $ 49, 50 do haacs BIO Fustc a: bi9 cash. aud
loo do BGr~ood private terms. 49, -,
FLOUR AND hEAL.-Thc inquiry for Western and State
Flour od-se and prices at the close declined with more
sterbe Tie private by h steamer are not 80 favrs
bic as the pnbhd accounts Tine grades tr guir
and active at the close the sales are 800 Is al % ~
rs Suptibne Wes rs ia - ~ tor 10" grades OF
Western kxra IS 40 for o0 Eat Stale; 20 4Sg 20 - lI
fre,h gound 90; IS 55d ~ o. for choice do 20 TOO
for Sup state rs 65G 20 shipping brands OF round
HOOP fxrs Oho g. ~ so for rade brspds do AMI 30 -
Loois ESras Canal Flour il easier AM the
choice brands IN request fuii pre-
,iou, sales Of LEO bbl at 81 lea s5 ~ iof SUPER
as 4 String Wheat Extras, md 70 0d ~ ior
Winter do sruierp Flour Is il fair supply aud i9"sf no
medium while low grades arc diic NJ o 90
sa of 2 b. H. a. Is % ~ for mxnd to good supe nhe
B.tmore &C. 500 80 for the better grades ny FIJI
"a In M supp is steady sales Of 80 no- al 20 "a
Corn Meal Il without change sales oil jersey a. - " ~
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nBRK IRON zach STATE.
fa,,l. GhlpE I.h's calves.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-04-06
BRANCH BANK AT ABBEyILLE.

1t affords us much pleasure to announce that
the President and Board of Directors of the
Bank of the State, at their late meeting in
Charleston, in pursuance of the authority con-
ferred at the last session of the Legislature, re.
solved to establish the Branch Bank in our
Village. The claims of Abbeville were duly
presented and advocated by Col. MARSHALL
and Gen. McGowAN, who went to the City for
the purpose. The opposing claimants were
Anderson and Greenville, and without any dis.
paragemept to those places, we think that the
wealth and commercial Importance of Able
vile wi'ffully justify the propriety Of the To-
cation. We have had for several years past,
two Bank Agencies established here, and we
learn that their operations have exceeded those
OF any other country town in the State.
We trust as We believe, that the establish.
ment of this Bank will give new impetus to
the trade of our Village and District and ado
to the general prosperity. A lot for the build
ing las already been purchased on the Public
Square, and arrangements will be made for the
completion Of the edifce by the first of Sep.
tembsr.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-04-06
THE INDEPENDENT PRESS.
CHARLESTON CONVENTION.

The New York Correspondent of the Mobile
Register continues to talk about the Charleston
Convention. Hear him:
New York. March 2O.-March is d most I'm:
healthy month in Northern climate. There
is very wealthy and nged person who resides
few miles further eust, who declares that if q
mnn North can live through March; his chances
good for the year thut follows; SO our
Worcester friend packs trunk in Februay,
gets on board n Charleston steamer and resides
in that city until the middle of April. He is
now II. lie says, II commenced at 32, and
hive for 10 years prolonged my life by this
care and foresight"
| am amused Mt tho discussion about the
Charleston Convention. felt it my duty to
ecnd you word from headquarters in reference
To the action Of the National Committee The
worthy cha irrnan, Judge Smaley says that no.
body now has power to alter the place Of meet
ing. The last Cincinnati Con vention is dead.
but the Judge snys, if two thirds Of tho dele
gates will petition to change the place, he will
bring IT. before the National Committre need
not add that all tho reports in the Urarld about
the meeting Of this Commi mittee aud their deter.
minntion 10 change the place from Charleston
to New York, il all rnnonshine No change
will hc = ado. II would be unfair to Charleston.
The inhabitants of that fnrfamcd city have
nude great preparations to receive gnests. d.
Mixer, the proprietor of the Charleston Hotel,
has ordered from this city, in fuct the order
was executed, md sent down by the srcnmer
Coi"mbia. Captain Berry. on her lnst trip)-the
following Hill of goods:
500 curled maple bcdst caGs single 1000 mat
tresscs tw listed PLAN lcnf. 5000 portable steam-
boat c"t" with sacking bottoms. 5000 com
mon quilts. G0nO negro blankets 5000 hair
pillows doz. wash bowls and basin. so
empty salt sacka, for towels. 100 large sized
tooth hrGshes, with chains and combs to match.
~ blnckin2 brushes aud thrco small boxes
bincking (Nixer supposes most Of the delegates
will wear patent lcather)
lie expects to accommodate 1000 men at hi,
hotel for seven days. at $40 each II day. His
gross receipts estimated are $2SO,OOO
tIiHcrs bills city alone nrc $SO,OOO for bed
fixtures. For provisions $3.50, 600 more Total.
100000. So that if his receipts are $3.50,
600 he will only make sl2O. 200, and what
risk he runs. In this, even, Northern manu-,
features get benefited.
The Mills has made no unusual preparetion.
The Calder House, the Victoria Hotel, Pavilion
Hotel, American, and other houses, order Oh
largely from the North, supposed to he at least
quarter of n million.
To change the Convention would be to ruin
hundreds. 1t must not be done.
Some new report. about yellow fever will be
got up few days previous to the meeting OF
the Convention. Expect it. Our New York
delegates cannot be scared. If it is reported
that 1000 persons die every day of the yellow
fever, it will not scare them.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-04-06

New ENTzRPRIsE.-We extract the following
notice of a new advertising medium, from the
Charleston Mercury:
We learn that Mr.. Joseph Walker proposes
to issue Monthly Advertising Sheet, 10000
copies and upwards Of each number to be sent
gratuitously to all parts of the Southern States
and to combine with the sa me an extensive
System of advertising in over 6fty newspapers
Throughout the South, 90 that the cards Of each
advertiser will not only appear in the adver-
tisng sheet, but also in upwards Of fifty news
Papers-thus forming one of the most extensive
and thorough systAms Of advertising for those
engaged in the country trade We have ever
had brought to Charleston notice. We trust
That the jobbing tvade, especially, will consider
this enterprise favorably for the card they put
other means in turning trade to this city. They
are largely indebted to the press OF the interior
TOT this, and should be prepared to SOW freely
they desire to reap . rioh harves.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-04-06
THE INSTRUCTIONS OF CAPT. JARVIS

Documents sent to the Senate by the Presi.
dent show that Capt Jarvis was instructed to
land at Vera Cruz, at the request of Minister
McLane, with such forces as could be spared,
for the protection of our citizens and their
property, where Mr.. McLnne mieht.think thew
were IN danger Capt. J. is also informed
that our Government will MT recognize Mira.
mons proposed blockade. and directed him TO
employ the naval force to afford free ingress
and egress to all American vessels at all Mexi-
can ports, and fully to oprotect them. These
instructions, however had not reached CAPTAIN
Jarvis at the time be captured the Miramou
steamers.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-04-06
ALEX. McGowAH, Seo'y.
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-MoRr Memo Trouble IN KENTgcKY.-Lours-
VILE, March n.-A man hamed Hansan, who
was recently expelled from Berea, Madison
county Kentucky, with john G: Fee. returned
to Berea, .whereupon committee waited upon
him for the purpose Of sgain ordering HIM
from the county,. 70
Hanaan, with twenty. .fiveo thirty associates
arrived With rifles and fred upon the commit
tee. but Eithont injury TO any one Hansan q
party theH rstteated and barficsded themselves
1ra housa " Il tss
The Csmmittss, which is eompossd Of TWEEN
ty.hys or thirty men, are armed With revol-
vefs. " 5't e iE3 ft'F .,sl.,,sH
|. Amilitsry force has bssn ordArsd. from Lsx.
ihgton, and 1t n Thought that tho disturbance
-Nillsoea be quellsd.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-04-06
THE SLAVERY QUESTION.

The slavery question has agai been forced
INTO the Halls Of Congress by the Republicans
Dir BLAKE. Of Ohio. having introduced re
solution into the House nstruclng the Judiciary
Committee to inquire into the expeIiency of re.
porting bill to grant freedom TO every human
being the Democrats very wisely determine ed
to Keep the Republicans to their record, and it
has proved that the opinion of their leading
men are. in effect. diametrlcalIy opposed to the
Interests Of the South and their institutions
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-04-06

TaE GEhfsAr ApRRoPRIA,loN Buls.-In tba
House Of Representatives on Wednesday tba
general sppropriatibn'biIls were reported from
the COMMITTEES Of Ways and Means. tn.
principal estimates were asfollows: -
naPsnsions. Ss4G 900; Military Academy, $3.50.
0O0;, Indian, $1,00Q,0OQ; Consular and Di-
pfmaties I'll 900 ;Fortiaoatiofs over $500, 900
Array, sassrly Sl4,o00Ooos Legislptiys, Judi
:eial and Executive, $6,y7o, 900 CiyilsE Expenses
nearly $500 900 Navy. 81 1;1s0D 0D0e; rosts
.Usaeisnsies nearly 5000. .000' Total. abUu,
~. .i40. 600, being about 81; 00e eNGa,lsss thas
Msestsnaaes Of the Secretary stfI1 TsEHsfY,
There. atA bhpsssyer, SkpssiRe sspPteS ~,
which wiaA~siths amount 10 over 4oS:o6O5
eoO~Ee