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sources of this section have never been proper
" explored and investigated therefore it is
probable that a scientific examination would
bring to light other valuable materials.
The rapid development Of the agricultural:
manufacturing and mineral advantages OF
Aiken and vicinity are intimately connected, |,
and derend to considerable degree On dis
sa.ubrity OF the climate, and its sanitary ef-
fects in consumption and diseases which re-
auire tonic, bracing atmosphere. Parties
attracted here by the climate will develop the
resources.
Invalids who have visited the most noted
resorts, not only Of this continent but OF Eu-
rope concur in the opinion that this climate
is decidedly superior and better adapted for
the successful treatment of pulmonary diseases
than any now resorted to. Other places may
have superior advantages for some one or more
pursuits to that possessed by Aiken, but none
can claim such o combination of advantages,
including such climate.
Nv opinion has been ask d as to the adVis-
ability of Northern families emigrating to the
South. would say that would depeno osno On ene
circumstances Of each individual case. AS q
general rule. where parties are comfortably
located and doing well, and where there is no
special and urgent reason to make cnalGe, IL
would probably be as well to remain where
they are, as it may take some years to surround
themselves iu q new nome Win tne couioItS
and appliances that are gradually accumulated
and adopted to the idiosyncracies OF IN
6ividuals. The old adage says: Three re,
moves are as injurious as ire" and
moving a family such distance en-,
tails heavy expenses. Neither would L
recommend young men depending on pro-
curing employment from others to come,
for here the demand FOR ''help" is less than
the supply. But thore are many cases where
the condition and prospects would be infinite
" improved by removal; for instance, where
there is o hereditary predisposition to con-
sumption, or where the constitution ls una le
to stand the rigors of Northern climate, as in
INV own case. Those who can command capi-
tai to start in business for themselves, and who
are energetic intelligent and Industrious, will
find many avenues which are not so crowded
as at the North; consequently better oppoortu-
mites for money-making. From what have
seen of the capabilities Of this section, am
most sanguine Of it's future prospects, and feel
assured tina. real estate, like in the West, will
rapidly advance in value a country with
glorious climate, fruitful soil, and rich in min
eral deposits, courageous and intelligent
population. and having facilities for reaching
the markets OF the world rapidly and cheaply,
must progress, unless too much legislation
Federal or State-unfortunate stops It's
course. WlLLAhD.
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Wbituarp.


HAsELTINE.-Died, in Charleston on Sunday
evening, August 80, ALBERT L. HASELTINE, in
his sixiieth year.
numerous circle of friends is called upon to
mourn the death of an esteemed and valued MEM
ber. From early youth TO the full autumn Of life,
when he WAS called 10 the eternal rest MIR. BASEL
1r1E avoided those enmihes which 1t is so easy 70
incur in this word OF strife, and walked through
the path allotted to him friend among friends. OF
unimpeachable integrity in business affairs indul:
gent and tender in he domestic relations, Of broad
and liberal views in matters Of religion, OF undey1a.
ing poleness and kind 10 all, even the humblest 1t
is not strange If his friendships were many. and
strong and lasted to his dying day. Though neither
wealth or fame rewarded che honest efforts OF MS
life, he possessed such peace OF mind and enjoyed
such comfort in existence as wealth and fame, even
the largest and groatsa often fail to bestow. he has
gone, and the places that knew him shall koow him
Eo more forever. Let US hope that merciful God
shadows may be suffered to vanish in the bright
light of his many virtues.
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The wife CT Kossuth, the Hungarian, has
arrived in New York.
The sale Of all Government arms, ammuni-
tion, etc., has been suspended for the present.
The cereal crops in Guatemala and Mica
ragua are suffering from want OF rain.
RJames Z. Caskie, prominent tobacco mer-
chant. died In Richmond yesterday.
Adyioes from Panama represent the pros
pects of peace on the 18th mus as not very
promising.
A political row recently occurred at Lancas-
ter, Pa, which lasted several hours. The
stores we're closed and many persons hurt.
The Commissioners Of Registration in Ten
nessee have been arrested, and are now under
bail, for false and fraudulent registration.
The Catholic Diocese OF New York prohibits
church picnics, animal magnetism, spiritual
ism and planohette.
The Virginia Springs are now nearly all de-
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Greenbrier White Sulphur. Among the num-
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It's stated that Brigham Young has given
orders to have every member Of the Mormon
Church .excommunicated who deals with o
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A train Of cars, near Urbanis, Ohio, exploded
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Eom the wreck was demolished by the concus-
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The coHmittee Of the Louisiana Senate, ap!
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recent instructions tofyarious boards to refuse
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as- QUARTERLY STATE TAXEs.-GENE-
RAIL TAX OFFICE, FIRE-pROoF BUILDING
The Quarterly State Taxes for quarter ending SOth
September, 1868, sales of Goods, Wares and Mer-
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also the Quarterly Convention Taxes on sales OF
Goods. Wares and Merchandise, and articles manu-
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able for Taxes. FLEETWOOD LANNEA o.,
Tax Collector st. Philip and st. Michael
Oct0ber th2
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a-THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
CHARLESTON DISTRICT.-DANIEL RAVENEL,
PR RLsIDENT. AND OTHERS, DIRECTORS OF THE
PLANTERS AND MECHANICS BANK, VS.. THE
PLANTERS AND MECHANICS BANK OF SOUTH
CAROLINA, AND oTHERS.-Upon hearing the Bill
and Bill OF Reviyer, and the answers thereto, 1t Is
ordered, That the complainants in this cause, by
public advertisement In one or more leading news
papers in the cities If Charleston, Cincinnati Nash
Vile, New Orleans, ldobie, Augusta and New York,
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OF their claims. doaig uating tho number of
Bill or Note Of each denomination, wherever they
form any part Of tho claim, at the Banking House.
in East Iay street. on or before he first day OF Octo'
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It's further ordered. That II so required and mott.
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by this Court in determining the amount Of such
claims and the dispo,ition Of the same; and thhs
whenever such proofs required notice shall be given
Of the time and place of proof to all The Solicitors In
tho cause.
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Signed on 26th May, 1858.

OFFICE OF THE PLANTERS AND MECHAN-)
ICS' BANK OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
CMARI1eToN, kAsr BAY. June l, 1858. } .
In pursuance oftsIe cr1er>> Chancellor q. D. LE-
sEsNE, made in the above stated case, extracts
from which are herewith set FORTH all persons there
in referred to are hereby notified to make proof to
me Of their respective claims on or before the drst
day ef October next ensuing at the above mentioned
Office. W. E. HASKELL,
Cashier
BEThe New Orleans Picayune, Mobile Register
Naahvile Gazette, Cincinnati Comm ercial. Augusta
Conshtutionallst, New York Journal of Commerce
will insert the above once week for the month Of
Scptember, and await further orders.
All papers will sead bills to the Charleston Mer-
curry.
september Is sept Is 30, oct
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PROSPECTS FOB EMiaRAN1s., ~. -
The following letter, which we find in the
New York Times Of Sunday, presents at once
fair and candid statement OF public feeling in
our Slate, and striking but not overdrawn pic
ture of The capabilities and wants OF this por-
ton Of thu South:
lIKrN, BARNwELL DISTRICT, s. c.,
Thursday, September 10, 1868. !
TO THE EDIrOR OF THE NEW YORK TIMES:
As several OF my friends have desired me to
let them know my Impressions Of my new
home in the South, and finding the people as
well as the physical characteristics Of the
country 80 different from what ! had been led
to suppose they we're, have taken some trou-
BILE 10 gather the materials for long letter,
hoping that my testimony would serve to cor
rect, at least among MY personal acquaint-
ances, some Of the errors common among
Northerners in regard to this section Of our
common country. say common country, for
7 find the people here as ,oeA disposed to The
Constitutional GouerRnlent Of The Unued &dteS
as ttsy are al home. In fact, hear less d's-
cussiOn Of political questions, and see less Of
that acrimonious antagonism between political
opponents, than is heard ano seen IN tae
Northern States.
I had been led to believe that it was DANGER
GUS for Northern man to travel here, and
that robberies and outrages were common. 1t
would naturally be supposed that the officers
Of tho Ereedmen's Bureau we're peculiarly OBJ
noxious to Southerners. Yet I find that Major
Stone, TIE Assistant Commissioner for the Dis
trict, traverses the country not only without o
guard, but even pistol to defend himself
from attack; and Major Walker, the Command
ant of the Post, states that in his opinion, life
and property arc as secure hore as IN any Of
the Northern States. Now, the town OF Aiken
is partly in Edgefed and partly in Bsrnwell
District. than which none were thoroughly
more secesh in their proc,ivlties. This wiuter
and spri 1g hundreds Of Northern persons, Of
all shades and grades OF political lopluions, have
visited this town, and have yet to hear of the
first one who has been molestc1 or insulted.
Several N rthern families have locatel here
permanently, and are well pleased. As indica-
tive of the feeling toward Northerncrs, would
mention that Miss Catharine d. Bcecher. sister
of the authoress of Uncle Toms CABIN" af. .er
having visited five or six OF the Southern
States with view to select o location OF o
school under the direction and patronage OF
the American Womcn's Education Association,
finding that Aiken would combine more adya1-
tageS for such an institution than any other
place, was desirous Of obtliplng an expression
Of opinion on this point. letter inviting the
managers to select Aiken as the site was
drawn up aud signed by the citizens, not one
to whom it was presented refusing 10 sign.
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STEAM TO LIVERPOOL.
CALLING AT QUEENSTOWN.

CALLING At QUEENSTOWN.
A~e,-. THE INMAN LINE, SAILING
NtSaSyf0 SEMI-WEEKLY. carrying the q.
LE1M[EtRf00 g. Mails. consisting Of the following
ft43 ,-Ss14k. stecmers:s
CITY OF PARIS,
CITY OF BALTIMORE,
CITY OF WASHINGTON,
CITY OF BOSTON
Sailing evcry Saturday and every alternate Aonday.
at PM, from Pier No. As North River, New York
RATES OF PASSAGE.
BY THE NAIL sTEAlRFs SAILING EVERY SATURDAY.
Payable In Gold. Payable IN Currency
1st Cabin. .s1OO Steerage. .........ss
lat Cabin to London. los steerage to London. 8
1st Cabin to Paris lis Steerage to-Paris.....
Passage by the Aonidy ste ,mers-First Cabin 500
gold; Stserage $50; payable In o: S. currency.
Rates ofpassage from New York to halifax; Cabin
500, Storage, $40; payable In gold.
Passengers also forwarded to Havre Hslnourg,
Bremen, &C., at atmoderate rates.
Steerage passage from Liverpool and Queenstown,
f4O currency. Tickets can be bought here by per.
sons sending for their friends.
For further Information apply at the Company
Offices. .. JOHN G.. DALE, Agent
No. 15 Broadway, New York.
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BALTIMORE AND BREMEN,



THE SCREW STEAMERS OF THE NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
BALTIMORE. Capt. YOECKLER-
BERLIN. ..............C Capt. UNDUErS0H.
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WILL RUN REGULARLY BE.
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From southampton on tie 4th Of each month. From
Baltimore on the Let ee each month.
PRICE OF PAssAGE-From Baltimore to Bremen
London. Ravre and Southamptou-Cabihs $50: Steer
age $50. From Bremen to Balhmore-Cabin 500
Steerags S4U
Prices of passage payable In gold, or its equiva
lent
They touch at Southampton both gonz and re.
turning. These vessels take Freight to London and
Hull, for which through bills OF lading are signed
An experienced surgeon is attached TO each vessel;
All letters must pass through the Postofhce. No
bills of ladng but those of the Company will be
signed. Bills OF lading will positively uot be de-
ivered before goods cleared at he Cusomhouse.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
A. SCHUMACHER & COZ
No. South Charles-street, Baltimoke.
Or to MORDf CAL & CO.. Agents,
East Bay, Charleston, s. o.
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Marries.

WRAGG-COOPER-- Thomasvle, on the even.
irg of the oath iust at the residence of Mrs. A. A.
KING, by the Rev CHARLES GRANT, THOMAS L.
WRAGG' Of savannah, to Miss JOSIE L. COOPER,
of Thomasville Go.
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xs- OFFICE CHARLESTON GAS LIGHT
COMPANY, September 25. 1864 DIVIDEND OF
FIFTY CENTS PER SHARE on the Capital Stock Of
this Company having been declared by the Directors,
the sane will be paid on and alter Monday, the 4th
pronmo.
The Books Of Transfer will be closed from this
date to the 4th proIimo. W. j. HERlOT,
sentember 25 Secretary and Treasurer
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FOR EDIsTO,

ROCKVILLE, ENTERPRISE AND AYLANDNGs
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.EElse54E Captain J. G.. RUMLEY, will receive
Freight fhis Day, and leave To-Ao'Too Morning.
at Four o'clock, and Edisto Saturday Norn'ng, at
Three o'clock.
For reioht or Passage, Apply on board, or to
JOHN h. MURRAY, Market Wharf
N.B.-Tbe Steamer will leave assin on Tuesday Norm
inq at halkpast six O'Clock, a-d Edisto Wednesday
Morning, at hafpast Five O'Clock :.
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a@ FLOUR, CORN, Hay, &o.-MEssRs.
JOHN CAMPoEN co. have opened Branch to
their Market-street Flouring Mills at the corner OF
East Bay and North Atlantic Wharf The Store is
large and commodious, AMI having secured full
stock of the various cereals they arc prepared to fur
nish their customers with Grains at the lowest mar
ket rates.
September "a ., eoW24
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

A NoRTHERNERs EXPERIENCE IN OUR STATE
ms ACCOUNT OF THE SENTIMENTS OF DUB
PEOPLE AGRICULTURAL ADvANTAaEs-aRAND
OPENINGS FOR CAPITAL AND ENTERPRIsE-
PROSPECTS FOB EMiGRANIs. .,. s.T ~
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This is the familiar question put to every invalid
In many cases the answer is, ~ don't know exactly
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that constipation, the result of discrdered stomach
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"That's what's the matter Whoeva: has expe
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Sole Proprictors.
sold By all Druggists 3nos 90 July
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For Passage Tickets or further information apply
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