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Gov. Orr,s Message.


We lay before our readers, this week, tho late
message of His ,Exccllcncy, Gov. oRr, to the
Legislature of South Carolina, now assembled in
extra session. The able document ID question is
ncithor long nor labored therefore every ono will
rend it. And this being tho case, we need enter
into no analysis oraynopsis;ofit. In our opinion
itcannot fail ,toimeet the almost entire approval
Of the people ofiSouth Carolina. Many men will
perhaps object to certain recommendations in that
part concerning tho negro code. Tie abolishment
of the Grand Jury in the District Court, and the
doing away with bond and security in the case of
one man indicting another, as is there advised,
would, it seems tons, be very dangerous innova-
tions. We earnestly hope these alterations will
notbe made. AstO the adEicesconeerning negro
testimony, we, think it admirable. The time has
come when we must lay aside divers long cherished
notions and prejudccs, and come up to "thc
spirit of the age.' This in, the South, is an idea
and phrase which is abundantly ridiculed Just
now but nevertheless, it has plenty Of sense and
reason in it,
Gov. Onn takes q clear and concise Wow of the
situation and wants OF the State, and makes
many important suggestions on four great points,
which, if acted upon wisely and we'll, cannot fail
to bring relief toall classes of people, and beno-
fit to all classes of society.
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A Nasty Mess.

A somewhat numerous and extremely nasty sci
of Radicals met in Convention in Philadelphia
on the 3rd and adjourned on the 7th. As they
are, unfortunately, too numerous to call by name,
let it suffice to say that all the nastiest niger
lovers, North and South, were there Delegates
were present, if We do not err, from every South
ern State except South Carolina. And there were
some present who were not SO nasty as others
And the less nasty Border State Deegates) were
not in favor of Immediate universal negro suffrage,
and quarreled with tho very nasty, who were the
former finally retired in disgust; the latter, left
alone, quarrelcd, wo believe, among themselves.
Tho nastiest Southern men present (than whom
none could by any possibility be nasticr) were
old Brownlow, Governor of Tennessee, aud Jack
Hamilton, Ex-Gov. of Texas. Fred Douglas, the
rich niger from Rochester Tor some where up
therc) in Now York, was u delegate. And Wen
dell Phillips was there. And the ghost OF old
John Brown was there. And the spirit of Dostio
lowered around. And Beaat Butler was there.
And Anna Dickinson had to do with it. And
Abby Kelly no doubt. And the whole thing was
as nasty u mess as Christians ever behold. And
we arc delighted to say that no good to the nasty
cause can possibly como out of it.
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FATAL AcclDEST.-Mr. ]. G. Lindsay, a
we'll known merchant of Yorkvile, S. c., who
arrived III this city by the South Carolina
Rail Road Thursday, and put up at the Mills
House, fell between one and two o'clock Fri.
day morning from the third story Of that es-
tablishment, and died Of his injuries about
seven A. NJ. 1t is supposed that deceased
fell asleep while sitting in one of the window;
of his room, lost his balance, aud Was precipi.
tated to the PAVEMENT. A citizen who was
standing at the corner Of Queen and Meeting
streets heard the sound OF the fall, but suppos-
ing that it arose from brick thrown ON the
pavement, paid no fui ther attention to it.
Shortly afterwards, while proceeding down
Queen. street, he heard groan, and discover
ed the unfortunate gentleman lying in his un.
dress in an insensibe condition, the blood
pouring freely from his mouth and from the
wounds on his head. With the. assistance of
the watchman and the citizen, he was carri-
ed into the house, and medical aid immedi-
ately secured. The physician, however, pro-
nounced his case beyond recovery. ~
Mr.. Purcell, the gentcmanly proprietor Of
tho Mills House, has had the body deposited
in vault at Magnolia Cemetery, subject 20
the order Of his CHARACTERIZATION Cou-
rier, Sth.
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ResolUed, That every officer of this State,
and attorney and other person entitled to
costs under the Act fixing the amount of
of this State for any and every service, shall
only be allowed such costs in United States
legal tender notes, or bills receivable Of the
State, at par value, when rendered, any no.
tice by them published to the contrary not
withstanding.
Mr.. Sparkman introduced resolution re.
lative to the expediency of working the roads
of the State under general system of con-
tracts.
Mr.. Benbow introduced q resolution max
ing the shooting of FIRE arms on or over the
enclosed or unenclosed grounds of person,
without his permission,a msdemeanor, pun
ishable by fine or Imprisonment.
Mr.. Butler presented the petition of Ben
jamn +. Evans, President of Kalmia Mills
Company, praying that the Big Horse Creek
be declared not navigavable above certain
point.
Mr.. Hutson introduced the following reso.
luton, which was unanimously adopted:
Resolced, That this House esteems it q high,
though melancholy, privilege to render to the
memory of General Stephen Elliott, lately
one Of its members, every testimony of rever-
entail and affectionatc respect in its power
for in him the State mourns one cf her bra
vest soldiers faithful true hearted and de-
voted son: and this House beloved, respec-
ted and useful member, who, with unsel6sh
zeal, brought all the energies of clear head,
brave heart, q strong will and untiring in
dus,ry into the service of his country, and
added to these sterling virtues all the gentler
qualities which endear men to their kind.
Tender and loving in all the domestic rela-
lions; warm and sincere in friendship; frank
and truthful to all who approached him; and
with an earnest, practical, loving faith in his
Saviour-he lived and died the model of 8
Christian hero, and has left behind him a
bright example, which we recommend to our
children's children, and memory which, ne
trust, will never die, while the State cherishes
her old love for purity, worth and courage.
| Adjourned.
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A New Species Of Lottery In Vanity
Fair.

The Silk Dress Lottery at KAHS's in Augusta.
Listen Go! Buy Win kahn has many ele-
CANT silks. For every IS that lady spends at
KAHN's, she is allowed chance at one of these
silks. A lady Of our own town went thither not
very long ago, and traded to the amount Of $35.
This gave her chances. She drew the silk.
KAHN sent it to her. She sends it to US to look
at, and begs us to make the above statement.
With our own eyes We have beheld the glory OF
the silk. 1t is really superb; no joke about it.
F. NJ. Nicholas, that pleasant Edgefeld man, is
KAHN's great Salesman. Wonder if he wouldn't
cheat little in this matter for his fair compatri-
OTIS. He ought to!
Don't know whether men are allowed this
chance or not. Suppose they are. What is sauce
for the goose should be sauce for the gsnder;-
for married ganders ut all events.
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Ms- The Columbia correspondent of the Char
lesion Courier says: "Governor Orr will recon-
mond to tho General Assembly tho acceptance by
the State of the provisions of the Act of Congress
of July 2, 1852, donating certain public lands "tO
the several States and Territories which may es-
tablsh colleges for the henef. of agricultural
and mechanic art," and the appointment OF
commission to mature plans in conformity with
the requirements of the Act. According to the
terms of the Act, South Carolina will be entitled
to 900 acres Of land. The Governor thinks
that by the sale of the scrip for these lands, the
State may realize sl5O,OQO. As there are no
public lands within tho limits of the State, the
scrip will be taken substitute therefor. North
Carolina and Georgia have already availed them
selves of the advantages offered by the Act"