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ed the wit how he liked his sermon, to which
the former replied: Very good indeed.
but have a book At home in which is every
word Of the sermon sYou must be mislak-
en-, said the minister. somewhat chag,ined at
being thought plagiarlst. !" wrote that ser
mon last week. :" 10 convince you tha. am
correct" continued The wit. ]" will send you
a copy of the book" Here the two parted
aud the next morning the minister received
package, and, upon opening it, the follow.
ing note fell into his hand: Please accept
this copy Of Webster, and rest assured il
eon,ans.every word Of the sermon you preach
ed yesterday"
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a singular case w, brought u Iight III
this city yesterday, WITCH VIII 81 aided 10
the warnings agaiist tie danger or convict.
ing criminals upon tireBnstaatial evidence.
a negro named George Oeem made diving
confession that be c0umittel murder l,F
which Cyphgs, also eoIofed, wss haus some
years since. Cyprus, il all BE- retoIleetsd.
was hung AZ the same tine with Gam5rii,
COrrie aud Crop. convicted Of tie murder
Of police officers Benton and Rtglon. aud
died strongly protesting his innocence, de-.
elaring that be had been mistaken for another
man. The evidence against him was then
thought 70 be conclusive, but il now appears
that ne poor fellows protesiations we're en-.
tircly truthful. Bahimvs Am0isqa
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rTore New Goods.

nukNETI's TOILET SETS.
~ iUrDAfNE. III ihe hair.
fLORiNEI,a new md dslisiffu pe,fams ~
The hsndkrfehisE
kAIIIsTuN, cosmsiic. for removing lr,ckls.,
Ian. sunhnFa. dc.
ORIENTAL TOOTH WASH. fer preserving
and telgHfYtng he teeth and gums. Also
BURNETfs fLtyDRlNG EXTRACTS, fr
cooking. jast received aud Tor sale NJ tho
DRUG STORE.
June ~. a.
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THE ARAB's PRooT.-some years ago a
Frenchman, who, like many Of his country
men, had won high rank among men Of sci
enee, yet who denied the great God who Is
the author Of all science. was crossing the
great Sahara, 10 company with an Arab guide.
He noticed, with sneer, that at certain times
his guide, whatever obstacles might arise,
put them all aside, and kneeling on the barn
ing sands, called on bis God. Day after dsy
passed, and still the Arab never failed; till at
last one evening the philosopher, when be
arose from his knees, asked him, with q con-
temptuous smile, !" How ID y0u know there
Is God 4 The guide liked lis burning eye
on the scOlef FIR ! moment 10 wonder, ami
then said soemEly. How % kaoU there i
Godf How 10 know that man and not
q camel passed nv hot last night, 10 tie dark
ness: Was It not by the print Of his foot 10
the sands Even 80. and he pointed to the
sun, whose last rays were flashing over the
lonely desert, "ulat footprint is not that Of
man."
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fNiS id,enieef having been fr.tored q health IN .
ire Natks y srfg simple remedy. afief having
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That Jtead di-sase Consumption J. 70 make
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A QUEER PEoFLE.-Chambers Journal
discussing recent book Of missionary travel,
in Africa, thus alludes 70 one Of the tribe,
which are found in that terra iacognita:
" But the strangest Of all are the storie,
told Of the Dokos, who live among the moist
warm bamboo woods TO the south Of Kaffa
and Susa. Only four feet high, Of dark o.
i've color, savage and naked, they have nei-
Their houses nor temples, neither fire nor hu
man food. They live only on ants, mice and
serpents, diversified BY few roots and fruits;
they let their nails grow long like talons, the
batter to dig for ants and the more easily TO
tear in pieces their falorite snakes.
They do NOT marry, but live indiscrimina-
tive lives Of animals. multiplying very rap.
idly, and with very little maternal instinct.
The mother nurses her child for only short
time, accustoming il 70 eat ants and serpents
as soon as possible and when il can help IL
self il wanders sway where il will, and the
mother thinks no more about il. Tie Dokos
are invaluable as slaves, and are taken ia
large numbers. The aye.hunters hold up
bright coored clothes as soon as they come
10 the moist. warm bamboo woods where
these human monkeys live, and the poor Do.
kos cannot resist the attractions offered by
such superior people. They crowd round
them, and are taken in thousands.
In slavery they are docile. attached, ODE
dent, with few wants and excellent health.
They have only one fault-a love of ants,
mice and serpents. and habit Of speaking
TO Yer with their heads on the ground, and
their heels 10 the air. Yer Is their idea Of
superior power, to whom they talk in this CO.
mical Poature when they are dispirited Or an
CRY, Or tired Of ants and snakes, and longing
for unknown food. TIE Boxes seem 10 come
nearest Of all people yet discovered to that
terrible cousin Of humanity" the ape"
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PUxELEp PREAcHgR.-As very gifted min.
isicr was walking from church one sunday.
after having preached most excellent ,er.
mon. Ne vas Joined By I celebrated wit. IL
tbs course u conversation The preacher ask
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SOUTHERN FIELD and FlRESlDE.
4 Weekly Literary aud Agricultural Paper,
Published in Augusta, Georgia.
Dr.. D. LEE, AgficulIufal Editor

I
W. w. MsNA, Literary EDITOR.
WIS Is The lille Of Metkl. paper devoted to g.
fieulture, Literature and All, which am publish.
log in Augusta, Georgia. II will he IN quauo form u
eight pages folio size-each i,sue TO contain forty ~.
lumns u matter Il will be 10 general sl,le simiar To-
And 10 silr somewhat larger than the New York Led
ger. u will u Published good book pape aud viii
" I'm mechanical execution the bcs style Of TYPO.
graphical Iii utility will be an thai ihc lesI ~.
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can furnish. weekly visitor Tie homes 81 SoUih.
cru planters and farmers, i will he more useful and
acceptable - hemiha any monlhly journal u equal
merit.
Ny aim !, 10 establish paper that will be yihiele
Of information Thar will be usslul southern planter.
and farmers and a repository OF southern thought.
imagination aud ta.ie. in The realms Of Literature aud
Art; and 10 obtain for such IN eI,fut Of patronage
and success will justify tie most liberal eompenss-
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tors are engaged, and slsp in pfogs-s 10 secure
contributions il0m the most pleasing southern Nriier.
% both Much latent talent will be brought 20
light, and furnish some agreeable suPrseslo southern
people
: Fall many gem q pule.i ray Serene"
wi fash heofe The aJmiIihe eyes, sId gene
rous gloR III Southern genius.
The Agricultural Editor will ~ Dr. Daniel Lee, ire
Distinguished Professor II IL hs Uaissrsly
oiGrofgia editor for many year, past - lhe southern
Culiisaior. and leading eontiluisi u many North
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The Literary Editor vii he III. w. W. Mann, 81
This city, accomplished ftfaf fue taste and scho
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duties Of tue legal profession spent msby years 10 Hu-
ripe. and was Tor several yeats the Pss correspondent
II The National lntsiligenccr and southern LITERARY
Messeneef.
Teua.-easl in advance. 50 year
Blu. current in The siais lron which they are cent.
received Al par.
JAMES GARDNER.
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To all who Write
Arlhur's Celebrated Patent SeIf.SeaIing
CANS AND JARS,

IsoR PRESERVING FRESH FRI rs, IONA.
u Toes, &es dc, fef sale Al she
DRUG STORE.
iniy IA
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A young man in these parts" who had
spent little of his own time and a good
deal Of his fathers money in fitting for the
Bar, was asked after his examination how he
got along.
20 WE'LL" said he, u answered one ques-
ton right
Al, indeed !" said the old gentleman,
with looks Of satisfaction at his sons pecu-
liar smartness. " And what was that:"
They asked me what qui tam action
was"
:" That was hard one And you answer
ed il correctly, did you p
Yes. told them did not know"
-->>>--~>~.-~>-s,-
A Dull WITNESS" Did the defendant
knock the plaintiff down with malice pre-.
penses"
Z" No, sir--he knocked him down-with a
fat IRON"
"You misunderstood me, my friend;
want to know whether he attacked him with
an evil intent:'
"Oh, no, sir--it was outside Of the tent
No, no. wish You to tell whether the at
tack was at all preconcerted affair"
No, sir, il was not a free concert affair
lit was circus"
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PROSPECTUS
OF
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SIXTEENTH YEAR.
VOLUME Ill. NEW SERIES.

VOLUME Ill. NEW SERIES.
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FOR Tile LApIEs.
BACON AND FLOUR.

~ afe n.y. receiving. nd yhsli keep constant,
VI haul. ] sappls II fspr ana Bacon.
!. II. IL kRENIINE 81 sON.
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r1r 4 single bottle of sralptss'. PREPARED GLE
will save len times iis est annually. 70
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From lie No.jalk Eramiao.
Cephalie Pills accomplish the object Tor pbi.h ihey
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Jaas 10.
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PROCLAMATION.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, {

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, July 6. 1861.
A CCORDING TO an Act Of the COnfed.
n crate Congress, entitled an "Act to put
into operation the Government under the
Permanent Constitution Of the Confederate
States Of America" it is required that each
State shall vote, on the FIRST WEDSES-
DAY IN NOVEMBER NEXT, for Presi.
dent and Vice President Of the Confederate
States, which officers are 10 bs inaugurated
on the twenty-second Of February next
and whereas the existing law Of the State
proyides that the Electors for President and
Vice.President shall be appointed by the
Legislature ; and whereas the Legislature
Of this State will not be in regular session
at the time prescribed by the aforesaid Act
for appointment OF Electors
Therefore, DO it known that ], +. w.
PlCKENS, Governor in and over the State
Of South Carolina, by virtue OF the power
vested in me by the Constitution, authori.
zing the Governor, on extraordinary occa.
sions, TO convene tie General Assembl
do issue this my proclamation, calling upon
and requesting the Senators and the Mem
bers Of the House OF Representatives to
convene in COLUMBIA, ON THE FIRST
MONDAY IN NOVEMBER next ensuing,
that they may be present in the House Of
representatives, on the said first Wednes-
day in November, to appoint Electors Of
President and Vice President Of The Confed-
crate States Of America, in conformity with
the Act of the Confederate Congress afore.
said
As the Permanent Constitution is to be
organized, an election will be required Of
two Senators from this State, and also, 10
all probability, considering the peculiar state
Of the country, other important matters will
be acted on AT the ssme session Of the Leg.
islature
Given under my hand and the seal of the
State aforesaid, at Columbia, this the
sixth day Of July, in the year Of our Lord
one tho ,snnd eight hundred and sixty lone
and in the eighty sixth year Of the inde-
pendence Of the Stale or South Carroll.
na. J.. w. PiCKENS.
ISAAC R. MEANS, Secretary Of State.
July 18th,
All papers in the State will copy twice a
month till day OF election.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
LANCATIER DISTRICT.

8. J. Gamble, who h In the custody Of
the Sheriff Of Lancaster District by virtue
Of writ Of eapias ad sespondsndum at the
snit cf Thomas X. Mag:Ii hay,rg this day
filed Ia my office together with q schedule
on oath Of his estaie and effects, his petit
tion 10 the Court Of Common Pleas. pray
ing that he may bs admitted 70 the benefit
tftbs Acts Of the General Assembly made
for the rolief Of lnsolvent debtors. 10 is
ordered. that the said Thos. X. Magill and
all other The orsdisors 10 whom the seid
8. ]. Gamble u In any wise indebted,
Re and appear and are hereby summoned,
aud have notice TO appear before the said
Court at Lancaster Court House on the
third Monday In October next, TO show
cause IL they can why the prayer Of the
petition shall not be granted.
- J. A. STEWMAN, Clerk.
FEBRUARY q, 1861. e+-3m. pr eI0
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LANCASTER H, SOUTH MORNING.

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Colonel Kershaw's Regiment

The following is published 10 justice to
one Of the Manassas heroes
CAMP NEAR FAIRFAX G. H., lug. is.
To The Editors Of the Enquirer:
GESTLEMEY The following passage Of
my "oliicial Report" Of the operations OF
the troops Of my command ut the Battle Of
Manassas, Is omitted from the copy pub
lished in your paper.
Capt. McManus was painfully wounded
in the arm early in the engagement, but
bravely led his company through the day"
| call your attention To the error in JUS.
,ice to the gallant officer concerned who
distinguished himself ns n member Of the
Palmetto Regiment, in the war with Mexico.
am, gentlemen,
Very respectfully, your ob't serv't,
J. B. kERsHAw.
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SUGAR, COFFEE. MOLAsSEJ, SALT,
~ CANDLES. Pepper, Ginger. Spice and
Starch, jast received and Tor sale for CASH
ONLY. Do not ask for credit on the above
articles, as we would be boand to refuse.
HASSELTINE d. Massey.
Lancaster, Jolly 20, '6l.
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Notice.

DURING my absence George Nee.
W'therspoon will act as my Agent and At.
torney in fact, and 10 authorized 10 repre-.
sent me.
JAMES H. WITHERSPOON.
April u, 1861. lOtf.
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A FRESH sapply OF Garden Seed, em-
IA bracing all the varieties usually soIs
10 this market, just received end for sale BY
Jones CROCKETT.
Feb Ia 1861. lif
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THIS Thorongh bred Jack is out
OF MARENGO. lie Is IS hands
AA-A high, 4 years old, dark iron gray.
and finely proportioned. He will stand the
Fall season at this place, on the following
terms; For the season, $1,000
Lancaster G. H., Sept Ia, I860.-3ItG
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Aggregate

WIN. ii. Hardy, Volunteer Aid John
Payne, Private, Butler Guards; s. ID. Jones,
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WIG LTABEE LIFE MEDICINES,

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