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Fast Dav

Friday, the 18th inst, appointed by President
Davis as day Of Fasting, Humiliation and
Prayer, We are pleased to note, was generally
observed in our community. Our people seem
disposed to attribute to the proper Source the
cause of tie brilliant success of our arms, 80
Tar, in the unholy war in which We are engaged
ana 70 ieei the necessity for further reliance
upon the same Almighty Hand for continued
victories and ultimate success.
The Union prayer meeting in the Methodist
Church, at SUNRISE, was attended by nearly
all persons in the Village. At IL o'clock a
sermon was p' cached in the same Church bv
Rev. D. p. HoSnson, to very large conpre.
CATION and again, at night, q sermon from
Rev. L. Wood.
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From the Southern Christian Adyocate.
Report Of the Charleston Market.
BY C. W. WILLIAMS g. co.
November l2ih, 1861,


November l2h, 1861.
Trade IF ihe City.-The enemy having
invaded the State, business in all depart.
ments is suspended.
Cotton The receipts of Cotton continue
very light. There is not enough doing TO
establish reliable quotations.
ice.-The large demand for Rice for
the army has caused an advance of TO /.
cts per lb We now quo ordinary To-
prime at % 81 cts.
Provisions The large Increase of sol.
dicrs IN this State has created "A heavy d,.
mand tor Provisions If every kind. /, j. to
b- hoped that the planters in the interior
viii forward with as little delay IA possible.
Bacon, Flour, Wheat Lard, Rice, Com, etc
etc. Our troops mus be- fed, or they cannot
defend our homes from ruthless .n.mv
Bacon Is selling At 80 cts Flour s.agt
per Dbl. Wheat 80. Lard 2Gn28 c,..I
Corn 81. Pvas 20. Oats 75 80 cts Rv.
rs.
Co0ee.--Stock exhausted las. Gales So
cents
Sugar.-Light Stock in consequence Of
dIthcuiiy in getting it transported over the
western Road, and now that the bridges
nre burnt, the difficulties will he increased
We quote Common Sugar 8 cts, good Q a
10. Clarified l2ali cents.
JIoLaSSes-'rke Stock of w. |. Molos.cs
IS exhausted, and there is very little N. O.
Molasses in Market. The article of both
Sugar and MoIasses i, very low in N. o.
and would be cheap in this market, if
tranSporiations were not 80 high and inter.
rupted.
Bagging and Rope.-Therc is n good dc.
mand for Baggiag at % cts per yard Rope
ut 25 cts per 10.
SiA'-Stock nearly exhausted, selling at
$40 per sack
Candies We quote TalIow Candles %
n 80. Adan.anline As so cts. Sperm 65
n rs eta.
Nd'is.-S;ock lignt, assorted sizes II a
81 cts.
Soap and Starch, selling at 92a25 cts.
Pepper 81 cts. Spice aud Ginger 25 cts.
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Looking after FamIy Effects. is.-One
Of Gen. Drayton's negroes, from Hilton
Head, reports that Conmander Dray,on,
# the fleet, who is a brother to the Gen
eral, visited the Plantation Of The latter
some days ago and took a complete in
ventory OF The negros, crops, DC, &c,
now on the place. Possibly he considers
it his share Of the spoils Of the expedi.
ton, and had desire TO know how
much he WAS worth Charleston Mer.
eury.
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AcQuirrkD.-The case Of the State ps. Calve,
slave, the property Of Uriah Small, for whom
anew trial was granted by Judge Withers, was
heard before Justice n. c. Heath and the usu.
al number Of Freeholders, at this place, on
tuesday OF last week. The jury acquitted CaIye
o. the ielonies charged in the indictment, but
soand him guilty Of being at the house Of Mr..
Jefferson Belk, improperly, on the night char.
sed, and sentenced him TO receive three hun,
dred lasl,ee.
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Bank of the State
so U T II G A ROLINA

CHARLESTON, I2th February, 1861.
The Legislature having, at its late ses
sion, authorized the Issue of Bonds tC the
amount OF s675,O0O, bearing an interest OF
seren per cent, for the purpose of providing
the fund. required to sustain the State in
the act of resuming her rights of sovereign.
'y, this Bank is now prepared to dispose of
the Bonds. They are issued in sums Of
$40, 500, and $500 An opportunity is
thus afforded every citizen to make secore
and profitable Investment, while contribu-
ting AID TO the cause in whioh tho State il
engaged. VITA tho view Of enabling cit,.
zens in any part of the State 10 share in
the Loan, the Clerks Of the Courts Of the
several districts have been rcGrirci to open
books of subscription for the Stock. Sni.
table arrangements will be made for fnrn.
ishng the Bonds on the receipt of the mon.
ey, Mt an early da, after cach snbscriptio,.
has been made. Engagements for the pur.
chase of Bonds may be made at the Bank.
or at any of its Branches. Il is prohqbIr
that, at the next Session orthc l.crfslaturr.
those parties who desire il may nave their
Bonds converted into Stock.
G. NJ. FURMAN, Prcsil.m
Feb as, 3H
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Mcclellan preparing for an Advance

AdVices OF an authentic character (says the
aehmond Di.pdteh, 18th inst.) have been re
ce'ved which represent that Mcclellan is &C.
lively preparing for an advance upon our Al my
oi the Potomac. The absence Of any exciting
news nom that quarter for some time past il
regarded by some as the calm which precedes
the storm.
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lFrom the Montgomery Mail.]
Stay Laws.

Il
legislation Interfering with the obligation o,
enforcement OF contracts is wrong, and
should never be resorted to except in cases
OF dire necessity. Let il be conceded. I'm,
the case Of unexpected war creates thu,
Necessity. then the question arises, wha,
can be done TO relieve the debtor withou,
injury TO him, and with ns little injury To
the creditor a, possible The usual p.riod
ut rtas.laws aud the procrastination in pay.
m"nt OF debts, Injuries aud rains tue care.
less, thoughtleas debtor. Tue debtor rare.
y sslius,es the increase of a debt by dc
lay. Again, all Legislation for classes,
usually lDJurss The class intended to be
benefited. VI for the debtor, il make, cred.
IL dearer it for the creditor, il makes cred
IL cheaper If for the borower, il enhances
interest If for the lender, il reduces inter.
est, and 50 in Other cases.
II u merchant sells goods on q long cred
u to doubtfnl customers, (and time makes
debts doubtful,) aud is ut expense and DELAY
in collections, he must charge for the DELAY,
uncsr'alnty and expense ia the price Of his
goods II, on the eoatra,y, the time i.
snort snd the creditor good aud expense
light. he cant we'll sell cheaper
In every community many persons de
pend upon tbs interest on their .oan. for
the hcces~aris~ of life All the property of
many widows and orphans who are incapa.
BILE OF managing their estates. has prudent
ly been converted into money and the
money ioHLed ut interest, and now, if de-
Prisso OF tue Lene6. Of the loans pledged
To them for the collection Of their CLAIMS,
have no means for the payment Of take.
for subsistancs or education. The State
ieviss tax upon money loaned at intsrest
and deprives the lender Of the means OF
pay Jment. An estate sold by decree of
court ON . credit, aud the purchaser is iiy
lag IN ease, sffinencs and splendor, yet ewes
the entire debt 10 the widow and orphan
children aud pays nothing. The widow is
In want aud the children are 10 rags. with.
out shoes and without education. The debt.
or snaps his fingers in the face Of tho wild.
ow, and his children treat contsmptuously
the starved and ragged orphans The wild
ow 10 search Of iood il bsdraggled with
mud. aud the debtor and his wife are riding
in their coach.
a merchant furnishes farmer with pro.
visions, forage, clothing and tools to ena.
BILE him To make crop, and when at the
end OF the year he applies for payment, is
answered mo money" The merchant then
applies tor corn, potatoes, &c, for the use
Of his family. it is refused " sxhorbitant
psices demanded.
Much money is supposed to be boarded
tis deposit account in the banks 10 said TO
10 large, snd IL Is said some Of those hay.
ing the monsy refuse to pay their honest
asots And how can IL be expected that in
shs present state Of things he will part
with u. i he hss no means Of getting
more The unscrupuIous debtor will hold
on 20 his moaey and spscuIa,s on the wants
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The Supply Of Po,cder.--rhe Confed.
crate States will not be without sources
Of supply OF this Indispensable article as
The war progresses. The Government
Powder Mills, at Augusta, have not yet
been completed, but temporary works
have been erected which are now turn
ing ost three hundred pounds daily
There are several other mills in the Con-
fsdsracy which are working to the full
exten, Of their capacity - Charleston
Mercury.
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DFBr OF NEw.PArsRs.-Ne~spaper .u

DrBr OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sub.
scrip,ions are infallibls tests Of mems hon :.
esty. They will. sooner or later, discover
the man. IL he is dishonest, he will chea,
the printer soms wav-says he has paid
what he has nOt-d.clarss he has the 10.
ceipt somewhere --Ur sent money, and il
was lost in the major will take the pa.
per and no, pay for il on the ground that
he did not subscribe for tor will move
off leaving, it coming to the office he left
thousands of profe-sed Christians are dis
honest, and the printers book will tell
fearful tales in hua! jadgnent.-R Richmond
Dispatch.
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TnE LlrEsr.-An arrival has taken
place in port Of the Confederate States,
with large amount Of arms and Am.
Inuniuon.
A "rsliable gentleman" reports the
capture Of eight Federal officers by a
sqpad Of our cavalry a, Bsa auiort. - South
Caroiiniaa, l5M inst
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RkLiuious NorIcE.-We are requested to
state that Rev. d. p. Robinson will preach at the
Douglas Church on next Sabbath.
Aiso, Tint there will be linton pnyer
Meeting at the Methodist chssrh IN Lancaster.
Vile This Wednesday, evening, at 4 o'clock.
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General Review-voluntssr..

The 2lst Regiment, g. & NJ, was ordered
out at this place, by Lieut.. Col Rutiedge. on
Monday last for drill and inspection. Not.
withstsnding the number contributed b, tho
District 10 the Confederate service, the Regi.
ment Is still quite respectable In point Of sire.
Il was Stimated that about six hundred DER.
sons were in ranks. Some companies were
YER, small indeed others contained from ffty
TO sixty men.
The main object In calling out the Regiment
was to form volunteer companies, under III .
recent Proclamation Of Gov. Pickens, calling
Tor Companies for State defence. Mr.. WIN.
liens was invited to address the Regiment.
which he did In very able and snimating style.
Aessrs. J. d. Mcllwain, r. T. Hammond. and
Rev d. p. Robinson, subse quently mads brief.
patriotic aud stirring speeches
twas proposed 70 raise two comp.nies-.
one Tor Cavalry service and one I,fantry com.
pany. The requisite number for the Cavalry
were obtained. For the Infantry COMPANY.
there Is Jet wanting eighteen men. II is be.
he,ed that these can be obtained Both com.
panies are TO meet here to-day "wednesday,
when Il is hoped that the ranks of both viii
bs full and the two Organized. The Regiment,
or a. many persons as can attend. were invi-
ted 70 meet with thsm to-day. The call Is
pressing, and surely eighteen men moro, under
thc circamsrnees win be forthcoming.
The Cavalry members are not all supplied
with horses Are there not persons who may
NOT be able 70 volunteer themselves, and Who
may yet be able 10 furnish horse TO the cause
Several donations Of shis kind were made on
Monday. Al sho can spare horse are earn.
sssly requested 70 make Il known % day.
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The average value Of negrcs, as assessed In
the returns for the war tax for the State of
Georaia, - six hundred dollars
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The Great Expedition.


The following order was sent out with
the commanders of the forces accompany.
ing the grea, expedition
Washington, October IL, 1861.
SIa In conducting military operations
within States declared by The proclamation
OF the Presiden. TO be in u slate of insur
rection you will govern Yourself, so far as
persons held To service under tho laws of
such States are concerned, by the piinc.
pies Of the letters addressed by me To Ma.
jor.Genersl Butler on the 3Oth of Nav and
the 9Th OF August, copies Of which are here.
with furnished 10 you. Az special direc.
iicns, adapted to special circums stauces,
cannot be given, much must be referred to
your own discretion, as Commanding-Gen.
eral OF the expedition. You will, however,
IN general, avail yourself OF the services of
any persons. whether fugitiges from labor
or not, who may offer themselves to the ma.
tional Government you will employ such
persons in sush service as they may be fit,
tod for, eilher u, ordinary onPoyees, or, If
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Fight near Mayfield, XIV.

Nashville, November IA One Of Gene.
raj Chealham's staff reports an engagement
AZ having occurred on Monday last, beyon d
Mayield, between Bowen's, Benhnm's and
Martins Regiments, and 1000 of the enemy.
The latter were routed and pursued to Pa
ducah. No particulars received. TIE Con-
federxie forces are now in positi"n Beyond
Puducnh
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NI%S %98e10e3D0en.

Or. s. 8. Btllrn, etn 8rOtuirter ppn
Der llniYwiiIaS BON DnnigtUonjrn 9cidial5 Gin
Drip1t SiiiS StuerNt res Dr. :. Y. Cooper,
bat iene GiT5 pon gtutntam (aGnO sr einiBe
s33t pracIjcrt 0aD noA S&nedeOius, gierDs
g3bril1na 51nlbjp, vc&n Gaut0, vGrlsat, al.
po CT NUN om 3innobnern jrneS Srte unO Der
untrAtnpea Ve3m0 lGlnr p,CieiiiCaglIr 0iellie
antittet.
Sttu6rr 10. na6Wt
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Sin 2eGriun0e.

Sin 9unBe SCn 15 rrr m,trsrsn 3n6ren Ger
wiioitt has Orudsr'@ @ciddit gu rlsrnen, fnbet
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in Der Gradnd sum
9ecba Gduntp Natrict.
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Son ftbdbbarem lie9enoem GiQentDm.
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Die SepinAmge mnO ta5 9iI9Tr tter0Gup,
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d a Y y Z.


IHAYER ~ ELDRIDuE, OF BosToN, have
in press a GUIDE TO HAyTI, by James Red.
path, published under the auspices of Prcsi.
dent Grilrard, which will embrace a Histo-
ry OF that Country, its Constitution una
brldged, Essays on its Natural History, Min
eral Wealth, People, Resources, Religion,
Revenue. Commerce, Laws, &c. Also, all
the Official Documents in relation to the
great Emigration Scheme, which is now at
tracting So much attention from our colored
classes, everywhere. No book has been
published on llayti in the United States Tor
thirty years, nor in England for more than
twelve years A volume ON lIayli, there
fore. is much needed al rhis time Two
editions of the Guide will be published
Price Fifty Gents for the Immigrants Edi.
tion," aud One Dollar for the "GclIrard Edi-
tion," including postage.
- December D. RI
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men unO t8ayIn nur Yon ocr Belt pI lit cntrto
ten.
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