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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-01-19
Matters and Thlngs in oharlsstOn.

Two painters from New York city, who
have been engaged at their trade in Charles
ton, have just returned home. They have
furnished to the Times a statement concern
ing matters and things in the secession city !,
from which the following facts, of general
interest are taken
These men received, on the ITth Of De
eember an order to appear on parade.
They resolved to obey it, for they we're
told that in case of disobedience they would
be heViiy fined or imprisoned. They went
regularly to parade twice week during the
daytime, aud frequently at night. They
received no pay for being thus forced to
leave their business aud do military duty.
and 10 this respect there was no distinction
made between them aud the natives of the
State. One day, while the men were on.
the usual parade, the Captain asked whether
any Of them would Ike TO Join the regulars
About eight out three hundred men present
stepped forth, and the Captain. addressing
those who had declined ,he pFoifered honor,
said with vexalinn, 'I'lI have yon all draft,
ed tomorrow, and I'll treat you worse I ben
United States soldiers are treated ~ This
hint was not lost upon oar painters, and
they resolved immediately to leave SO danger
Gus nighborhood, When they went to
pay their money at the Steamboat Office for
conveyance 70 \, Y, they found they were
closely watched, and one person. remarked
that y was q pity snch goodlooking men
should be allowed to leave, while soldiers
were SO much uecded.o They agree in
stateihg tAaythe number Of men now under
arms in Charleston and itsferts reaches g..
600, sndtbat additionaltfoopsarei pouriug
into the city Most Of these troops are
Northern men, and they Of course, are dis
satisfied with the system of forced enlist
msnt and hard fare that has been adopted,
Those who can, come away but many,
wLobaTo msa5s and the VIII TO leave. can-
net suecsds 10 affecting their escape, 60
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-01-19

TAKEN -Howeyer, that is neither here nor
there she went home to breakfast, aud had
scarcely caught the full favor of her irst sip Of
tea, when the servant passed her plate Of bis.
cult, the sight of which, to say nothing OF smell,
Immediately threw her iuto violent Mysteries.
"0h T she exclaimed, in an agonizing tone Of
voice, take the horrid things from my sight"
This sad spectacle would have been prevented
had the cook used d. B. d. Laud &Cors
Chemical Salerates, instead Of the worthless,
impure stuff which did fnd its way iato that
otherwise peaceful and happy household. d.
B. De hasd & Co. Farport, Monroe co., N. Y.
make perfectly pure aud reliable Saleratus.
1t can be procured of most dealers 10 groceries,
aud at Wholesale from the grocers in large to WINS,
aud of the manufacturers .- sstas
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-01-19

PRorOsxD NV RAiisoAp AZ wAaRES o.
We 6nd The following article 10 the TrHnbui
--wdrren-- Democrat we know pothing a
bout the prevailing sendment upon the subject
Of such an enterprise or the expedency or
policy Of step 10 this direction If there 4
anything 10 It, Il strikes US, that the Ashtabula
and New Lisbon Company might ipd i 70 their
interest 20 look into the matteJa aud see how
far the end 10 view could be subserved by
proposing their liUs ~ a competing one to
that of the As& O. WIZ. r. sss be ssarg
"For several days past our citizens have
been discussing the expedieney of nnderta.
king the construction Of railroad from
this place to point in OF convenient to the
Mecca oil region The proposition is that
the town of Warren should grade that por-
tion Of the Atlantic a Great Western r..
r., which would probably intervene between
these points as our share Of subscription to
that road. This, is is thought, would Sc.
cure, beyond failnre, the line of road to
Warreh, besides being Of vast Importance
to the town in business way. The A. &
G.. w. Co. have the iron ready for the track,
aud could furnish il when the grading was
Completed. The idea is good one Let
it be acted on This may secure the At
lantic road TO Warren, and an expense that
will be comparatively small. especially when
the advantages likely to accrue are ccnsid.
cred trus
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-01-19

PRENTICE says when Thsrow Weed 40.
dertakes to weed out the Charleston platform,
we have some hopes Of the State of New ork,
which has not been partial to tdres since Gov.
MARCY charged a rent iu his breechcs to "tra.
yelling expenses" '.tf A.f
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-01-19

( Bdy> Meetings have been held by the
Cleveland & Erie aud Buffalo q Erie r. r.
Companies, with view of, consolidating
their roads into Que, gsunder the name Of
Cleveland 4 Buffalo Railroad. No arrange
ments have yet been made, and the manage
ment of the road continues as heretoforeI
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-01-19


EI.ABERD VFRslYa{E N ns..
80 &, -, ~ ...,..s -. -. ~
lI~i 4 A,,. ~. -, . u,t'.
A5Srt Dry doods. AK ~ AK aa q: n 's "a N,
w sis soss sss & : f 80, ass
az ~ ~. y ghgiss a Good n stotk unssalt
Apd ars 7pqS sens ssas Iss ss,e ee .'f 80
oe y = N 81 f,,e ~ srSSs
Aha yssisg s tAgsy Msrsslss siik and ssoA ssslu,
wiest1 sn1s 4 hlssehsa sssss y sss' .ss
And Muslins hnd laWnes pohhet dcss ID fNfyk bnG
Cahbfies and susuines 8tuis onh srl philh stta
ooYoh fefa tpQ fnaNe apd lfnona ARD 5hrlplon
sples pepIsr sHa ess medal. -.
IN rons - ' WV s'ssaend
WI 3ilrflL y
Saper - suA.rs ~ ~ Y 49, ~, I. ~ :. ~
VI. - AZ - II ~ ,,9 y, y. VI, NJ n, y. ~. GEl
sper - ~ '-'sy t'nss Y w o ~.
stoas saals. IuTs. jaSs snd srosks $50 ~ pi "a 49,
Mog h.ds wscd @ ~ -. 49,
Ape l9ss sos Esrs to YofA H9 ~ fuPr
scv,i,ese IA ynsss fa.,i, $40 f.,.fs IA
? solI sstbsS, ~ - - - - y III
cie ~, 4 u. IA. ga lr,..s,,.s,
The Isrpssi iet ~ lisis ssa syerg "a 81 ~
boss a ~ 4 ~ -, - -
& eeSy 81 sae @ss i9s nssaae - ~ o
-ItnS nr,is.---E ~ - - 4 Il II
Ts Naia sFt-hsndlse brlsfss Mining tlotns ~ s.hf
Webblnss sps ast,evs "a ,.liaBs slsies 80. II
1 TotsloS5. ~ - - ~ ~ / @ > -
Bet bnlai fsr rsss 49, ~. A., .ss.
/ = moods, II. n i = - 49,
s ss = sac sAcS 81 lIths q ts IfoF i1if en- E.Sst
"a vfben tat ti - a. ~, =. = ~ t
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-01-19

Ba- The question Of loyalty to the Union
overrides sl merely party distinctions In
the U. s. Senate the other duy, the novel
spectacle was presented of the Republicans
supporting, and the Democratic majority
resisting President Buchanans appointment
of collector for the port Of Charleston.
THE BuRDEIt HousE, No 81 Bond street. N
York, the scene Of the strange murder, and the
no less strange Vaccinations and bogus baby
sourcery was sold the other day at auction for
$1,000.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-01-19

BrsrxEss CnANoE.-SmrH LOCKWOOD, Il
win be seer, have dissolved, and the business Is
to be continued by Mr.. I. W. SAITH who It rnsy
be reasonably expected win infuse into it some
Of the same vitality which has marked its prog
ress under the old firm. - -
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-01-19

LEoIsLATIvE DocUMESTs.- s.--We are indebted
to our representative, Mr.. Ks6x. for sundry
documents, which should have been aeknowl-
edged before. nssg
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-01-19

TIE REPoRTER.--The editors, Messrs. .KEL-
sEy and RIFo make their saam 10 The public in
this weeks paper IN very graceful and satisfac-
tory manner. The paper in its selections as
well as original msttePindicates tact aUd ability,
and is an evidence that it has fallen into the
hands Of no mere noyices. We tender our
young friends our wishes for their success.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-01-19

ssrEroH RIDE --Duriog the flue sleighing We
had the other daysa bevy Of our young folks
got up sleighride to Jefferson, aud falling in
to the hauds Of HoSEsr JoHN THoMFsoS they
were taken in and done for. As might have
been forseen the supper was too sumptuous and
hearty for speedy digestion, so what was to be
done A little cat-gut and rosin was called
into requisition,y and indigestion aud Nightmares
were soon put to fight and after an evening OF
much pleasure, reached home in season TO avoid
anything like maternal admouition. They wish
us to say ou their behalf that JoRS THOMPSON
is prince among landlords
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-01-19

ess The space devoted to the Governors
Message this week, excludes necessarily the iav-
ors Of correspondents. 2 ... ',se - q H.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-01-19

- =. ..tEtide .1tsGke go go
sra ~ svissgp eIsrals "a iati aai,g
s..i Do yvoligasi Briciamst 90 difF bag
NEW GOODS At ciTY PRICES
aah Sea glsyissi,rs hav1pasp psa 'sss 'bus
.snp.tuiIan
ol6O ,tl-gshR Robertson admsos "A
--..N1aasnunq nf ai Ssstptsi lnSiy = osa
---lgeuqg'tagk "a rsti1aIsg iesy Hgd an w
ow tess'ins ena Openins ufs supHnd ohOiOs s,Oe q
10 mp.9Sgsea ssA--Vapa alteiaaaaueml
aFaLBi AND gFIgVTER GoODS,iEm
sq11Roq1g g1llgNua EgasV sgaai lo4-'-ailssw
.ySs sSish sy v ousa s..sy os and II q
4 p e9oe leep& eai Qi haboG ,Fo,ef7rlcc
-ssaai af.s tai ~ gfgeg sdi h1a ,sl7asq rsi
soa'e EADFEs DRESS GOODS sgsisi
-asgE ncG s1ctaQ 80 D. oae2 Dsifsiaf4 boa
80 o1 s'gasa buow ga.l.ah lasosB bas isig
EmsrOIa.ts8 ysp .s p,o,s. ,oA n. n Z, ,1at
quafd foplins MAT ior Psies saat bsBsat blH aofe
/ B. aasg1 oef % lcosi sasuna aasgilis ysN
Psn da ohssrs, ~ sgHfs a. Fre4rfsa.r,.l a}a
frna = frinied and f1slp Asrnees,,f ~ 49,,
I 49,. -. ~ DelA'oes -. = -. ~
Ea1Hs II g., -
-aGeb 81 ~ aoia4 esi oi f''' S,lss M y ss 8 sss,
vTa4 .iasleici hza gdr'glans1ca y 40 3
sOo0 yds PASts, al prices, ffoas 4 60 81 seais
$50 sh 30 H NsT gfa .retf
81 laeaaEgogl .eli n frsqa .vau ta1w
I .siS1B a. y - silisa, So =, !, vs- ~
/ - - uoSs11sa - usgss.,ks.s 80 -
ISs 20 = s'.ssst q Bee. soSs "A fag sits w
I Gaf F4 hsai hEeg tluaN is,-Et-rrs -
si h1alh c.,,i,osss. Sso4s =. a. .,.ss a1a IL. q
e. leaisf oioths, Farnsrs csssinsros, a.fs- g d
Asn'asHJ ysanA snd i-Fs' A's0T'Dshi q Tss.lpes
bsssh. isses.Ass ssssa iSr ~ ~ Sss. ss, ua
~ S.l.r end eo-s b.vs,susat tsil -sl ...es,a .a
20 snosh & seF E8EG go 10 Ests'5rh
80 p sssa'a p..s... h1i ~ Z g's s,3uAssaI
esF a1a -ll.l2tsi = 80 tl71lE hra ucfsml
s'sssa siasH $50 aHW aWas Vssz "a
- .' Ladies DreEs Triupipss,. la.9ss
- }a e1iaasstazg Cd ,glesAsa a.uaz .sg,ss
'AAea viii ssll stsost. a EaeagE6 Asa aas..l
-.s.s s,adu s18 b sag1ia Vyssa tasi sisbI
oa a,s DoNEsrfcsa seS pu u
st t1asle'3 - ns2fa 30 siaa,aiseaa Tas,a
sas>dasss arse 81 20 .tnenaossss ere tss7sI
cvt.Su 5ison.ls.is ,saois-9 hes 81 ssqa
Eass .gtsEEla apsaiRa;lap ssgi eds .ssssnsr
s9aa3 ESQ "a 1sz8 sfisslsks. lst't3 iaafa safI
aa.gs,lsss9 afi u ..ssEs etaaaaast = n.
Essa' Eesssss ssa&E bsanEis,s 9 - 80
yasaaa4 sgE @1aAvv1@y era 81 sassaI
baeGEa es4 .aEa1a azUa1 - esg9lsvNgl
% sbAvb prochA Long and square eia stR Day ssa,e
Chsosls' AL q SnIeh wulbs aaad ehsap. Ala, ~ 49,
= p.
:, Cssg. s1eEae s9sw Eg MU ~ .rsrsraI
dfoeepss zus5ss Hardware, ~ sai,ss
, 'boVeta.a sa ay agsa q ,ylab- 20 eTsa.,a
g 2 croeAcry oa sass 50 Hats 4 Can,
go aW .s1a eta alasriasa = YssS,f = tS,Sit's
aotsss1hs ~ asaw8 aAs4ioas6s5 vl d 9i hasI
And thoasaoa other things hth feanSO spqmsraas Bat
AL q vhieh oSr Il the Vezy lowest PIscea uAt Ls
ed In this tnarkett . ~ lsasl ta8 sssit fia1 III q.
-vseseew ftaq y1sgg0sggs sWo $3.50 iay5ttsg
Nov. M Edito yo4 esS ne nodsfat. man an old fy
and aii that but 700 WITH Iust spp dont brush you
mp With istef EcsS that viii MAKE Y0 se Bright
sst wide Awaksa In The weo roeant III don't fu in OF
the Oysters, 1hsrs ai,ia.e ~ 4 .ss,s sss.,'
Ashaabala, estoter 10. 1900 7ss' z, - sH~,-,a
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-01-19

7Tes - By SAmss REto.
LocAL AND mis- scELLANEOUs.
-
FVS'aO tuo see0u" ,vv'ugs .. tne
ase course W'', zoe, 90 gwen a 9''a % = tis.'' OD
weonesaSy evening oeAs, oy hon,,1, H. ~ siOp'
NOS-0uoJesss-T-. r' Sonn Qulncy Aua'ns' el p
REVIEW or THE REv. Mr., VAN DYKBs sEp,
MoN--This sermon, which has been broadly
scattered in this vicinity and read by most of
our citizens eayingao unwholesome Impression,
inasmueh as hs design and scope Is to degrade
the bible and the religion Of the Saviour to
the support OF the system or American slavery,
Is to be reviewed by The Rev. Il, II. CoEKIiN,
at Smiths Hall on Sunday afternoon next
- a,.,,.,,,,,. -s,oms ,o,,, r..oo,
,.s ~ ,..,,a.' ,,,ogt n CIooroe ~ ,orso,
sSpp,. Sqs,. ea~on, 81. ond u,ror, veo,hsraov ,os
49, ..s.,j,g w.siSbs A Ntordsvt ev,niI,I ~
III, q,ba .rrrova,ion and ssnovanes. Of ,b;s.
Li.dos .o,,tc,,v n ,yoese ,b.n ,bs ioss \, or.,.
,,rr.. .sd ,bs stor, ~ e,rro, os, ,ho ro,.crssr,
sl,os,s be- pushed with coryespooding isdustrv
and esrpestSesss s',i l'I. p ~ = ,'' y
- ~, Isdis1 i,s.1ISai- ,.a--s.a
Tic Ioaio, u tho Ms,bodi.e Eni.oonsl
t,SaSeb and e,oSogreega,ioo r avioo resoIvsI mon
l,ola;coe sss,;voI NJ s,,,,h,s tJsji on the eee,.
iag Of Friday, the 2hih inst. in aid of their
new chuseh epterpsss, ia which the eptire com
munity are 50 deeply interested, aud whichis 50
rapidly advancing towards completion, take
this method OF notifying their tr'ends both at
home and abroad Of their purpose, and invite
their liberal patronage The ensertaititnent will
be ehaste in its character and rich Ia its prOv'
sionsfand 90 varied as to meet all preferences
The bal viii Be teslelnlls decorated and the
occasion will be enlivened and enriched with
masic from the Brass Bard and other instru'
uieuts, accompanied VITA the sweeter strains OF
vocal organssT 10 which the ladies hope TO add
some entertaining aud instructive impromptu
speeches rom taieDted gentlemen who are ex-
Pecled to be present AS the object is bene-
violent one the moderately remuperatiye sum
OF hfty cents will be charged for the entertain
meat, crobe dollar a couple, children halfprice
Tickets can be had ats Bcuhan1's Office ard
1.-THE parsonage. or at the door as.ss - =,
-cAsn,pITrs roa I1osr (ygy,toss ~ The ,,ror.i.
newt candidates ,f,rs,hs poss ofice T., ss,,sr,by
,,a Is,rr flo.,,, 4. ..o,,s,, an, n, No.,,s
In. Copneaut n &, A,,pv md I,o,,y f.o,,, :,
=. 'Ll.- = ..-- 80. = \. I1s .'a
AOuiL'Sflc. - q V'oooy = f0 suliay pooA place. tue
osasF gay AZ NEDkckhss lager peer ss'oOn' os
'ween one, Jun tSAs'aa' .Capl, DtH'r ana DtH
oOt0ts me parties t closed 10 ana rolled OUT OF
tue 'front.' WINDOW. oI 'ne saloon, carrying tne
sesn ano g'ass WIN them. Inc melee was sE'P kept
~ ossos - 'sY' - y
torsss " isn eo'nmendaoie prolnptuess' % syoe
hosShIsoS neo tne parties arresseo' ana pleau'
Tug guHly we're uneo ? ~ eacn' ~nSu was pau,
''o"'es Snse "no e''oose e''oose " s''e oe'' 'o'
aPpoaraoce' 9e,' was @so ofosS"' ssS'Dss s"e
Heepef u 'ne saioou ,ol 'tao'iou u sHo ny ~,
'a"' ~n'ch was ses''eO "ke ''o o'"o' 0aSe' anu
:,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-01-19

Es- Ds. WApswoRrn, will be at the Ashta.
tabula House, oo Friday the 18th.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-01-19

Mr.. Gorwin, from the committee ofthirty-
three, made a report, and it was made the
special order for Monday next.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-01-19
CARBON OH DEPOTs

~ aiA' ssuuiry, and ars nov ia fsssip. Of !. Y ~
50 g '''au Ten Barrels asss-sa q y
s6t sftis. ..s l3sas,sggS5,ss.l
'iais C'1aoASe .AaS1o1e =, -
% Carbon Oh, -Alsl ii. Sc. !, ..s ~,
Universal satsisciIon. g :
.,i1se - es1aEsa'tat E
s Our Rspuia.ioa ia Hstsbilshsd,
~ p -.t. -, \. =. - =
- 3 ~ - rss s-s - . -,
~ F'ias . We sSsrs shs tsss sisiss g on. siyhs
taf eat s1sss 80 - -, 4 - -
gzeed Lowest Prices. ~
si''of any HOUSE 10 Ashtabala Countys 5
= a1sassa - ts 60
And Nc have 90 heslssaOn IN cia,soss ssst 49,, -
sssss5 EXPERIENCE =
zussfFs l,sss s.ss. --.
- - q !. -s hare had. sld u. e ~
e'eA s asaea aFE - Il -
Special Attention
sarrf - ~ ess -
4. -, rsa = tA. tad sst s,.. ,osaA.s,
..-s,------ 40 -
I. - Nov Increased Facilities, z. ;. u, 9
ssssi - Fss.ss ~, ssfs.sl
,,,,.ss.,s ,....,-. N = tO'stainLae
- 80 l.e a5srl t7is- :
- OIL,
sas - sssssia . l
-sr-sss s,Fi---- - gives a. lzFzs. gsgss y |
sas'sf b i11T .ess
- DEcIDED ADVANTAGE
a''sa' sta % &c e. vsaa. ~ . 40 ~ s -
b ys.sl9 49, g ,'Tss Al s,sf a, - .sss,
- -.,tsF a..1l eftss~ ...i1's- a.i-fts
- i,.s ..ass ~ = COMPETITORS ssss 8.
= 81 s#ssrs nov ouAlI.d TO .r.t e D. 9 q =
'aa's.A'le $50 81 b - e ssas - 9 ss.' b
gaaA nsu-Pa6le our =
.RW E1uassaH
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-01-19

ASNoUNoEMENr.--The following gentlemen
have authorized Us to announce them as eandis
dates for the Post Office 10 this village, and be-
speak for them the sufrages Of their friends al
tho election Oh the 9th proximo viz. ~
--rr r.. n, williams, - s1
'N~ John Booth + &
II. c. Tombes, 1 "a
asre 8, Benham, Jr, .Hfg H
- M. q. Dick,
.sr u Alfred Fendry. : af = usrss. b.
o. E. For, 1ar tsrc a-s
Henry Harris ut
James Reed, is,s tss sss3 l'--u n
II there are Others who wish their names au.
nounced, they will be attended to hereafter. b.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-01-19

@. L. LOCKWOOD Our merchants will rot
fail to read The advertisement Of our old friend
CHARLEY LOcKwooD, and put bis address upon
their memoranda, for a call when they visit the
city, CHARLEY collars the world 80
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-01-19

Boots, Shoes, ktst66erss
- ~ tff4Nt NEn aflFrH ~ 4ifN =
atg dar sbnrg yctae siapa1
'p1n7iei tEa .gasf D. d nsdi filifga ,ao1
,.a ~, ~ ~. = g.r 1lsn y as.il 80 ..
i ai aoaUm1ao ss a3sls oii la rra 70
- gaenauoD ls1}aB s4s Do areitiy
II riAvE JUST received ~. EEL .....,.'.. '.'..
eei 70 va. ureqgs sdi ss o. ssis.gs aeu
/ y 'eR' P.i asvig aofp1.a 700 sfT b-d
Fall and Winter stock of Boots
aguotai ~ and Shoessss 80 lsasi
aelee1 aHa gaollo, ,loq aissias o. 6sidw
- 'Eif7aale .s.gsT yssa .ab3 nsasa1noisus
tes 90 ~ glas.-l5E N1;a1vgsra .raanm
ssss II ~ Es SsS ssss .5 Sd Ss & ssf Es
hsfe. Alec gSeat nasoftasntcr EFT $500 - ~
81 anilrF'anae4 fas 70 sfg.1 kas ysuas ~
Il 80 aRtnrasg tsae ,ara'sys els oi ,ssgsf
~ Wonsl's Peg worE, a.s's'syag
e - 9Dt 9'1n ah VI
80 o. - saTln aad3 r7s,ga s8i astz
| Eraam aaa ta ad ass@ adi b vsHsv iassg
oondstine o. Calf Rnanoea ana hprooso Boot, ,,s, A.
mJ'' ysr''h''a el0s' = esA' Ad' 70 az e9pa'y sea A
I -Giaae1sW asaSt 81 ier1aa bgsoassa 1.ssi
Fsasal Mach Lower Prices s' slis 1si
WfHW ae - AagH basau aei reIr yaune
ssaaas'ga sai 1sa5 nsssnss6 ssa8u booa
- ~ sRB1gs a. gi--tssgt1aro s5l a. sadse
ne sss 3 ssysss S: site: e sst Z; 4s'S s m
~ = letta 80 pf1ifz Ef'h9i& 2 80 sssg1
sa9Egss sseB e6i b tasfegs,il rsA HsA sai
Lsdfes' aud Geuts Fine WORK, gag
taf4 ~ iaafl go a fis1aI % fdgf ta4
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ments. ett- ~ sN-A@
~ seems to b, very certain that, 10 tbs
event OF hostilities between South Cafoiina
and the Federal Government, the. former,
10 addition-to a foe 90 the held, will End
livel Sources Of troublein her forced leyies
OF Northern men, as well as IN her slaves.
The negroes understand perfectly well what
IS gong on, aud, If ever wnr shouIdaciualy
break out they will seize such opportunities
hs may offer 10 befrlend the North for 10
the North thcir Wild hopes o. liberty have
long been centereds atngateta easaae
There is scarcely any business done in
Charleston, aud those stores which are moi
already closed will soon be shut Nearly
all The male citizens capable OF bearing aims
are doing duty as soldiers. No person. OF
course, ispermiaed 70 express any opinion
hostile oseeessop, on pcnelty Of being tnFF-
ed,and leathored. III ~ ~ 5 Z, sll...t 8
Citizens have been driven from the piace
simply for writing nnpalatable truths tol
their friends and relatives at. the North
Several instances Of this Mind prove that
private letters ere opened at the Postoficei
and, that other diShonofable nieahs ere used
by the Secessionists TO, interfere with tho
rights and Liberties Of citizens, 4, r,r,
Major Anderson, in Fcrt Samier, keeps
the strictest watch over the enemy's move
mehts and will allow no vessal 70 approach
the fortress. -
The work on Morris Island has been GO
ing on for three weeks digging trenches ,aBd
throwing up earthworks, some Of which are
quite formidable. saIis llla1ls 80 ifi a1'a ss
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sUPERIoa BISDINo.--Mr T. WmrAxEE, Of
PainesEile, has laid us under obligations for
some favOrs in the binding line, of superior
character. oul vol. of Telegraphs have been
put up by him 10 a manner we have never seen
surpassed, which. affords conclusive evidence
that be is master Of bis business. Any of our
citizens having magazines or other binding 20
do, may have IL done to their mind both 10 price
aud quality, either by employing Mr. T., or BY
leaving their orders at this Office. 70 a6.E Ii.
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l2UFF ALO .R0BES.-- a iot o. supefh
I'D Bdaais RoAe IpdiGn dfssssd vsry daA color ~
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.HHIS ist .ceTtifys that DR A. BARRET1.
q AlhtsbglA 2hl9 y h.s eaE psFTsp II Ash.Aspll
psestneiy Gtr9rrI. asA .an.s- $500 rrf -
I - Yplcapite Base fer Artificial 'Teeih 49,
rh4 Base G tysih hsy9g boPns peRply aoegnt 2,
the ease and Neafel tiat many Denaa
bReinR work l4f1efo nsiog tins a
eyade tne Iaens Tie public Are loIeby aotd hat AZ
pefsan otIin % iniAh tha wdtd in stA0sA snin1,
Nithort icenss u mace thR gae Atsr N hat nels
are nfibeing the Goods ear Paep not opy tsndiha c
se0s lia5s 70 prdsecatian 1or ingesp bat na1 shEs
for dauages Every heu uAt hAvnk uso ~ Vutat
70 in Dis aecas hoes esnss free e ARsaiesh ks1d
pbbeI CO. sIhe connnpi haze the frcrna of piotQcrr
lheDasseA bg deAn nding 81 bsl nablALa essacs u
hss du aahored 70 gaf seiq Rafe Ia Aiacin eath
be % ". fitAH IIt. eehf 1r,sl
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Rlrr SrBAwBERRtEs IN JASuARY.--M D.
DvBonu has raised number Of ripe strawber-
rIes Of the Albany Seeding species the pre-
sent month. ~