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Tho Abbeville Enlistments.

A correspondent in Abbeville TO the
Charleston News TINS explains the pres.
cnt condition Of TINT district, and what
has been done in regard to tho negro
militia:
All went pretty well here from tho
timc Of tho election until Governor
Scotts testimony was given in the con.
tested election between Rurd and Iloge.
The Abhcvillr papers published this
testimony aud denounced it in such q
way that it threw Scott into transport
0t passion. rs we are informed. lie q,
once attempted to have tho writ of ha:
bcaS corpus suspended. In TINT hc
failed, hut hc had joint resolution
passed authorizing him to raise an armed
force for the purpose OF preserving the
peace!
This resolution wc have never seen. |,
has not been published as We are aware.
Before, However, SIC bad any idea Of the
resolution, or knew what authority hnd
been given, in ran the negroes, iiocking
to n mnn here who had been "a constn.
ble' and IS now "a magistrate" by the
appointment OF Governor Scott. Upon
inquiry this man GulIin Gas it is said) re.
ported that he had authority from Gov.
crnor Scott TO raise company of one
hundred men to keep AbboviIIe quiet
1t is suid that he had enlisted about
lify negroes, (we have never heard OF
his asking white man to cnlist) when
several e ntlencn Of tho village cxpos
tula,ed with him, and he said, ho con.
IcSscd himself that he thought it would
have bad effect, aud he promised tu
ask Governor Scott to suspend tho or.
der. among others urged him to do
this. Since TINT time wo havo not
heard any thing about it. have un.
'lcrStood that Gutltn has declined for
The present the services OF great nun.
hrrS oi negroes which have beon offered
him. Volunteers at $40 per month arc
numerous. Tho Thing seems to DC sns
pended ("r the present, but | presume
it will oc put into operation before an.
other election, to drngnom the uncon.
q"crnblc opposition Of The people Of this
country. ......
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lFrom the Edgcfleld Adycrtiser.]
Agricultural Meetinp.

The citizcns Of our District met in the
Court House on Monday last, and on
motion Of Gcnl: Bonbam The meeting
was organized, Luke Culbreath, ESQ,
being chilled 10 the Chair and VIM. T..
Gary being requested TO act MS Secretary.
Thc object Of the Meeting, as stated
hy the Chair, was to form a State Agri.
cultural Socicty..
On motion Of Gen. Dunnovant, a
Gommitt Q Of Fifteen was appointed tn
visit Columbia on The 2sth April, 1863,
in response 10 call form meeting to or.
g:n:ze State Agricultural Sncic,y.
The Chairman Of this Meeting was re.
qnc> ted to act as Chairman of tic Com
mi'tcc. The following gentlemen consti
tute the Committee.
Lnkc Iuihrcath, Chairman, IT. w.
Gary. Thos. Jones. NJ. Z. Butler, B. NJ.
Tnlhcrt, Jnn. T.. Baron, Bcnj. Belts, NJ.
l.. Bonl,am, Geo. Buswnll, Thos. Lake,
j. ilampdcn Brooks, James a. Dnzicr,
L: G. NJ. Dnnnovant, b. 4. Nicholson,
Phil. Winters.
On motion the Meeting adjourned.
w. i. GARY, Secretary.
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District Agricultural Society !.

1t is highly gratifying to US to DO able
to state, that considerable interest is Lc
ing manifested on the subject Of m Ag.
rIcultural Society. During The past
week, and since the last issue Of our pa.
| per, In which this matter was spoken Of,
q number Of gentlemen, farmers md
others, have had the subject under con.
| snltaiion, and have expressed them.
| selves greatly concerned in reference to
The formation Of n Society Of this kind,
! and one which will rebound TO the fu.
lure interests nr this district only
ia M agricultural. but in every other
point Of view. We arc pleased that so
many Of our citizens arc enlisted in this
good work, and TINT the idea enter.
taincd by our correspondent "(nrmcr," "
us the reason why no more hasbclorc
been made--tlint "nvcrybody's bnSi.
ness is nobody's business" wilI not holn
good in this instance. This is certainly
cvcrybody's business. mud though every
one has not yet said or done anything.
yet tho number who have, is really
gratifying. Substantial practical. intel.
ligcn, aud influential men arc earnestly
enlisted in the cause, and wc look tor.
waid to our first meeting with decided
pleasure, aud TO the time when Newbcr.
rs shall again have her Agricultural
meetings, Fairs, &C.. and he represented
M IN oldcn times in the State Society.
One Of the most favorable signs of the
times in the improvement Of tho contli.
tion If our people arc the calls for meet.
ings Of this character which are seen
in the local papers Of the State, and
that many of The districts have already
formed societies.
The State Convention is TO meet in
Columbia on the 2Sth inst, " here will
he delegates from nearly all the districts
in the State, aud after so long an inter.
val, the meeting will be Of highly in.
tcrcsting cilara ter.
II is deemed impo, ,tsnl that meet.
ing be held here as early as practicable.
and in fur lhrranrr Of this desirable ob.
jcct, We suggest that it br held in The
Court House on Saturday,, the Oath inst,
just before the meeting Of the State Con.
ventinn. anA that n, .";l """';"e. AL
gates bc appointed to attend the Con.
vcnlion in Columbia.
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2nd ORPHAN BOY.

THIS fine Thoroughbred Horse WIN stand
Mt his stable and serve at $40 tho season.
to be paid lst June; IL not paid until fall.
30 WI ne required End Orphan Boy is a
beautiful blood bay, without white fine fa NJ
heSt eyes and limbs, nearly lG hands high.
lie "iIs sired by Orphan Boy, he by Thick.
city, hc hr Col Ilnmpton's Chide Harold.
he by imported Sovereign. ..nl - rIF'
Orphan Boys dam by imported Monarch
out ct Amel'a. (who received tho 500 cup
a. the Stntc Agricultural Society," sho By
RnSiris, he by Amc,irmn Eclipse, rho BY
Dnroc imported Diomcd, her dam by.$ Pfize
Fighter, he hy imported Expedition ,out of
Ielrpha by imported Mcsschgor :; SO that
those drairous Of r'ising tho best horses
chn see TINT hc Incorporates al the best
blood Of England and America. = ~
Thickcttys dam was by Argyle out, Of
Edith by Crus der, he bv Sir Archy.
Jf#%IWM. SUMNER, Ag't.
April II Is Ct. Ponaria, s. g.
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

Unsuitable dcnth, regardless Of those sweet
cnjoymcns felt in the pleasing intercourse
and improving joys which Masons know,and
away, in tho midst of his youth and useful
moss our much loved friend and brother
Samuel r. Chapman, Of Prosperity Lodge,
a. f. NJ, whose remains VIC hnve just cons
signed 10 the silent tomb there to answer
the call of the gnvcl of Tho Grand Master of
tho universe. ...... ...
We bchcld tho sun in Its meridian, and
rcjofccd In lis brightness.
1t is now set, and the evening shades have
closed around. Blessed he his rest, and soft
and Satc to him the mortal brdl sweet the
opening flowers wc plant upon his grave
fragrant tho acnsia sprig TINT here shall
flourish, while we his memory cherish, his
virtues initiate and his death dcplore.
"horcas. Providence in his wisdom has
removed from among us our frIcnd and
nrot'ier, 5. Il. Chapman, who departed
this life on the 2lst day Of February. 1860,
anu whereas. our lMtc brother in lifo com.
nicildcd himself 70 our favor and esteem, by
MS mnny masonic virtues, bo It therefore
kesovcd' That wo deeply regret his death.
>ot''IouJ oui ICspCCI tOT HIS
memory. the Lodge DO drapcd IN mourning
forithlrty days, and that blank page OF
our minute book bo dedicated to his NOM
ory. ... 49,
Resolved. That wo heartily sympathize
WIN tho hrrcaycd parents and tho afflicted
friends Of our deceased brother. shcir loss
is our lo.s. lsnt let us not weep rs, those
Without hope, for though our brother has
neon tnkcn to the grayo. yet shall 10 he
rni>cd from his prostrnte stute at the Supreme
Grand Masters cnll, and admitted to the
privileges 0f The Lodge Celestial,
Resolved, That II copy Of tho foregoing
preamble and resolutions he transmitted to
his parents and copy furnished tho New
Jerry Herald for publication.
". =. MoFALL. NJ. D.
=. +. HAWKINS, } Com 'tco,
II. G.. MOSLEY,
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COLUMBIA, S. g., April llth, 1869.


Mr.. Editor: Master Ferdinand Carli,
the ynnng Solo.violinist will give ono ot
his admirnbl: entertainments in your
town on tho evening Of tho Goth instant
1t hns been tho good fortune Of Colu,n.
Tia t" produce several distinguished mn.
sicians, and cf thcm, Master Cnrii j.
certainly The most gifted. lIo is mere
child, only thirteen ycnrs Of nge, and
exceedingly sm'll in stature, hut the
wonderful power he has over that most
difficult Of all inslruncnts-tho violin
aud tho exquisite expression with which
he renders his pieces. has induced all
who have heard him, to acknowledge
him genius. In all tho most difiicul,
movements upon tho violin--pizzicato, to,
staccato and harmonics, ho cxcols, md
his bowing, tho best tost of a ilnc violin.
ist, is graceful, easy and finished, Mas.
ter CARR has received hero the h:ghss,
caeoIniun,s Of our citizens, and has been
appropriately styled tho boy artist.
! trust to VII receive Of The inbab'
itants Of Ncw4crry Q cordial reception,
and fsel essHnred I.lblst 4 VII be Q source
Of congrntolation 70 all who, attend his
concert, 5'YlQtIN!s1l;"3 /
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Now Advertisements,

q. Girarlcuu-Suryrying
II. Il. DasiS-A ssignee's Notice.
>. B' llar-2d aud Sd meeting Of Crcdi-
tors. s.lu = H. sn.
:. &. II. R.--Schcdnlc. ,'fi.
y. T. Pctcrsnn-PrOhato Notice.
Lovchcc 4 WhccIcr-Six hbla. Syrup.
&c. .I.-,I'I''' ''''
lntt Fant-In Season. 9......
U. q. Cmse--.Groceries, corn, guano,
stovea. &c. LHt,i'l' s'2,
r. Mcorman-vifglnia Flour, Buckwl,ent
Flour. Mackcrcl, &c. ttsy0ag 'u' ,I.
X. II. Mar<hali--sxteen for twclyo. ,s,
VIM. s..mmcr--2nd Orphan Boy.
I. Peterson Aasignco's Notice.
O. v. Carringlon--G.H&iC. H. r. 81
D. II. Dcnnis-lnt6rnnl Revciuo Notice.
Conecr! Notice. tas'stH 5..lc s...a,
II. 0. Herrlck-Internal Roy. Notice.
Q. >: Klinc--Tho. Grest Qausc. ;.
D. 1lcrlbeck- Bankrupt Notice. q %''
Rugar Mill Co.--Notice. ta'Etf
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n Il w GOODS
AT
n. &. SUIVER'S

WHITE liERNANI, two yards wide, very
fine. just opened.
WHITE TAMARTINE, two yards wide,
for Shnwls or Dresses.
WHITE GRENADINE DE FER, two
yards wislr, for Shawls and Dresses
BLACK Hermann, two yards wide for
ShnwIS and Dresses.
BLACK TAMARTINE, two yards wide
Tor Shnwls and Ladies' Dresses.
BLACKGRENADINE DE FER, two Yards
wide, just opened.
BLACK FLoRENTlNE, oinglc width
beautiful article.
BLACK GRAPE DE EsPAGNE, line to
sublime quality.
PLAIN CoI.nKEO SILK, IN variety, lust
received
PLAIN BLACK SILKS, cheap 10 sub.
lime quality.
PARAS0LS, Phin Black, Pnin White
und great variety Of colors.
WHITE FRENCH MERINO, superior
quality. just received.
EMBROIDERED IIANDKERC IIIEFS, in
great variety. t..
SILK SPOT LACES, /, cw style and beau.
'linl rolors, for Ladies', Misses and Gill
drrms csScs.
BLACK BoMBAzlNEs, super to sub.
lime quality.
llEM.SrITCHED HANDKERCTIEFS,
Plain white, Black Borders, CoIorcd Bor.
drrs.
MARSEILLES QUILTS, all sizes, very
cheap SILK FANS in great variety.
WHITE MARSElLIES, for Ladies' Dress.
es. very handsome. ... ..|
TAPE TRIMMINGS Narrow, Medium,
and Wide.
RUFFLINGS--Covcnlry, Imperial and
Spiral.
lace COLLARS. in great variety, cheap.
GRAPE Wells, Medium Large, aud Tx.
ira Large.
SASH RIDBoN--Whitc, Black, Blue,
Pink, Green, Sc.
FRENCH CORSETS the best Whale.
bone md most perfect Shapes. III.
April ii Is If. r. G, SILVER
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tn STATE CONSTABLE At WonK.-We
] "rm that Mr. John Hatcher and Mr..
Cullen Rowe, living IN ibis District,
some few miles from Aiken. were a,rcs.
led last week hy The State Constable. or
one Of his Deputies, with the assistance
"i posse charmed negroes, cnr,ird Ia
N"'nmhin nnd there lodged in iail -
HATCHER VAS Aupp0>ra to he implicated
in The mn der Of Ben. B1u>kcli, Il negro,
found dead some weeks hack, not tn,
fron ll"tc!!r, :. anil Rowe was arrested
on the charge Of whipping and other
"ise n'a'trca;inS negro.
E'lgrnrld Advertiser.
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,4NEWBERRY, Sc. :
Wednesday, Morning, April IA, 1850.
In Congress at last,

Solomon L. Hogc, after many ups and
downs,'is at last seatcd, this feat was ac-
complishcd with the usual fllIibustcring.
Thore Is consolation In this, that tho
Supreme Bench will know him no more,
for when wo remember tho illnstrious
onos who honored that position wo must
cxclaim that this Solomon in NIL his glory
WINS not arraycd like ono Of these" He
is seated in tho House Of Representa-.
tives without tho honor Of having been
elected.
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COMMERCIAL.

NkwpkhHy .Aprllls. cotton eabssy at2ts
cents. at, h4! #F EA$ij ss%[
LlvEnpooI, April 5l2.-E Evening. Cotton
nrmcr but not hlgber--mIddlR snplnnds
12Aa. ; Orleans l2Bd. les $4,000 halcs.
NEW YonK. April l2--Evcning--Cotton
very firm mil,lling uplnnds acts. sales
i, 500 balcs. Gold 1871.
AUnCSrA, April l2--Cotton firm-mih.
mings 2Gac. sales 30! bales receipts li5.
CHARLESTON, April l2.--ColtoD ilrmer
and more nctlvc-ln lnil.llinys 21ac.; sales
coo bales receipts bS9. = =,
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A Coop Dill Show bills. unless plcntf>
fully covered with striped horses und Il score
Of attractive representations which people
yainiy Imagine can bo performed, or any
other kind Of bills, such us bills Of lading.
bills Of fare, bills which require settlement,
or whnt not, arc Il II us nothing compared to
tho bin which Alr. Horton Alnrshalt proposes
to fill. Ills Is u bill uuu 10 mistake. Have
you seen t2 Look among tho ndvcrti>e>
mcnts. aud YOU will thcrc find that he will
furnish various enumerated articles, amounts
ing in ul to Sixteen doarS regular retail
pricc for twelve dollars aud ten cents. We'll,
IT'S j l.. z. would sny, we'll, Marshall knows
whit he is about certainly, und IL his otfers
not taken up. we'll, the public don't know
what they ure about.
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lie frlluwing is the appeal:
TO THE WOMEN or TIE SOUTH.

The ladies' # the G,nfularatc Memo.
rial Association Of i.ynrhbnrg Virginia
would respectfully call Tho attention Of
thrir sisters Of the Southern States to
to the fact, that several thousand soldiers
from the yarinnS States arc hurried in the
cemetery Of That city. and earnestly
solicit their assistance in the work they
have undertaken Of erecting n suitable
monument to their memory. The Lynch
burg Association has already enclosed
tho Cemetery, tur(cd the graves, md
ate now collecting SUN to dcfray
the expense Of the monument. The i'm
pnvcriShcd condition Of tho people of
Hirginia, prevents their caring for the
graves Of the Confederate dcnd who re.
pose IN her soil, in the manner they
'losire. and thcyconGdontly appeal TO
the women Of the South to contribute to
their holy work. Any donations mny
tie sent to either onbo undersigned Of
The Association.
Mira II. +. BOCOCK, Trcaidcnt
Mifs CARRIE NJ. WARWICK, Secretary.
Memorial Association Of LYncLburg, Virginia.
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AT MARsHALL's. just the thing! What
Why llcckers lb. bags Of extra family
flour, manufactured ut the Croton Mills,
Cherry street. NrwYork. ''Brcnd il the staff
OF liic." How cssentinl then that it $houll
hc pamtnble ind nutritious. In l1cckrr's
sclf-raisIng flour, no dctctcrions ad ixiurc
Is used, and no fermentation necessary in
its manipulation TO destroy the elements OF
nutrition. TIE sacchnrinc matter, and the
gluten nnd phospllaIcs- the active princi-
pies of The. grain are retained. Then Of
what vital Importance is il that the n,an Of
strength as we'll us the invalid should rcmcm.
bcr this. Cool bread should he light and
porous and paste dclcously fakv. These
wants arc supplied IN IIrckcr's flour. No
salt or yeast ncodcd-oniy cold water or
milk: Price DO cents per package, with full
directions for using.
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Az APPEAL IL A Coon CAusE.-Wc
print below an appeal that has heen sent
us by the ladies or the onfcdoratc
Memorial Association Of I.ynchburg
They ask Of tho Southern people assist
ancc in tho good and noblc work of
placing monuments over the graves Of
our fathers, brothers and sons, aud We
aro coHii'lcnt that they will not ask IN
vain. We commend it, therefore, TO the
attention Of our numerous readers and
wc be.s cak for it, in obedience to the
request nl tho lnlirS Of the ASsocia ton,
a place IL the columns Of our Souther cx.
changes.
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Tall oaks from little acorns grow,
/ .nrUA SfIannN crnin LII llo GnnI,l laI.,n 4

11''oo "SRN"'f" iFoI1 TttIIU IOI1FHIIId IUW.
Seven years ago. tile Plantation Blttors
were but lltllo known. To>lay there 10 not
n nook or corner Of our land whero they are
not found and usod. Tho sale has reached
the enormous number Of Tivc Mitlions Of
cscasing. II only shows what can bc dono
with a Ioally good medicine, md a syato.
matte course of making It known, Perhaps
no medicine IN tho world was ever so de~
seryedly popular as ttO Plantation Btters.--
Go where You Will. among tho rich or poor,
I heir merit has become on established fuict,
and wc cordially recommend them In casos
OF dyspepsia, loss Of appetite, ehtlls and
ieyers, headache, &C, &c. a& ieail .@''
MAGNOLIA WATER.--Superior to tho beat
imported dormap Cologne, aNd soia AZ halt
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surveying.

am now fully prepared to attend to all
work Of this kind, entrusted to mo. Sura
vcying III nll ofits branches attended to will,
accuracy and diSpatch-nt usual prices Orr
dcrs can bo left ut Mr.. J. T.. Peterson S Office.
or sent TO mo through tho P0sto(flce at This
place q. Al GlRARDEAU.
April ii Is -
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NOTICE..

Shareholders in the Ncwbcrry Steam Su.
gar ilCompany and all others interested in
tho same, nre requested to meet in tho Court
House ,hiSWrdncStlay morning al II clock.
for making nll necessary arrangements for
going into operation. A full attendance is
desirable. .H"i
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ITEMS

RELIGIOUS NoTtcE. --'rhp Roy. DR..
Hemphill, will preach ID. W nt,Tho,np.
sons Street Church, on next Sabbath
afternoon at 4 o'clock. # & M,
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u. S. Internal Revenue,
Deputy Collectors Office, Newberry, 8. O.
NnTITT

@.= NOTICE.
. viii sell to tho highest bidder at New
berry 9. H., on Satnrday3the &24th day Of
April inst I y Q following described prop-i
eny,Jo wit Two Mulea, one tWo.hosse
Wagon md GcAting, and eigh'y gallons Of
Corn iWhiskey,inl or less, !. seized fron,
JIM, Wprdi and forfeited by due .nyoccss
nfiaw. ia II iES il, DEN MIS- ~ Z, h IaI e.
4 deputy Collector, Y
April J ilh II Srtl District, s. G.
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9. G. Chusc 4 Co., are making n run on
their Sugars which were bought before tho
riso. Cheap swcctcnng l. offered by them
now to all who apply curly.
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Attention Is invited to tho card OF Mr.! G.
@. Robinson, Of Augusta. Wholesale and
retali dealer In choice family and plantation
groceries. -. ,s
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,.~,s: ~,s:S4,;S.....mARRYEn;1.e 3 ~

April list. 1869. by tho Rev. II a. Micklo,
nt tho residence Of tho brides father, VII,
LIAM G. WILDER. to SIBBlE SMITH, young
est daughter Of Williams Welch, Esq.
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Wo respectfully dIrct tho attention of
those Interested to tho card Of Mr.. G. NJ.
Qirnrdcau. who vii survey with nut hcmat>
tcal nlccty as we'll 40 with despatch.
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In Bankruptcy.

.AGoSy:
District Court of the United States.
For the District Of South Caroina---In tho
mnttcr Of George D. Smith--In Bank
ruptcy.
To Whom it nag Concern.
The undersigned hereby gives notice Of
his appointment as Assignee Of Geo. ID.
Smith, Of s'partnnburg County, St,tc Of
South Caro!ins, who has hccm adjudgcd a
bankrupt upon his own petition, by w. I.
Clawson, Registrar. All persons indebted
to the said Bankrupt. will make immediate
payment to the undersigned. ':'H n=Ii
II. l.. DAVIS.
Sp"rtanburg, April s.b, go. y IAssigtee.
March II 10 1t, A;r9roy
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SWELLING Up.-A little girl in church
with her mother becoming anxious for the
minister to close, felt relieved us he cnmc to
pause on concluding his "thirdly," but
when he gav signs OF still going on, she
nndgetl her mother aud said, "uh mother,
Look, he's SWELLING up 20 begin again"
Now, ministers are not tho only ones who
swell up to take n fresh start; hut the swcl>
ing to which we nov allu;e. seems MOTTO
have the same effect upon people as Ilc miu~
ncSs>way it's NIL right, II anyone hns tho
curiosity to look into the store of McssrS
Lovencc \ Wheeler, they will then sec this
swelling wc nro speaking Of. 1t has had The
effect of adding about fifty feet more or less,
to their business dimensions, viii ii additions
al space is to hc Il illc,i up with The indispon>
sahleS Of life. Swell on gentlemen, aud
may your shadows never grow less.
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GoNcEHr. AS will he seen by advcr.
tiSrmcnt, u concert will he given here
on Tuesday night, The Goth Of April
The distinguished and youthful per-
former, Is but q mere lad, but his truly
wonderful proficiency as performer
on the violin. ranks him high in tho
musical world. Master Ferdinand Carri
Is, If we mistake not, q native oi Column
hia, and that city mny well be proud of
her talented young musician. Wherever
he hns given concerts delighted pub.
Ii" have testified t" his genius. With
unir'~n"i! rlr"Snrc we congratulate 'h"
town on The prospect Of rare musical
treat, and we trust that the young anl
distinguished performer will have M
oscrflnwinc honSc. 4 programme Of
IT," music will he issued during this
week. In tlIc meantime let all br ready
to attend.
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NEW YORK.

New YoRK, April l2.-Dr. Crook, who
professionally attended the captain and
mate of the emigrant ship james Foster,
jr., died to-day of the fever contracted
from them.
Thurlow Weed is on his way home
from the South, driven thence by the i'm.
portunities of carpet-bag ofice-seekers.
Jefferson Davis writes that he will re-
turn to this country in the spring and
engage in some kind of business.
The Post says that it is reported that a
fast sailing propeller, of about 700 tons,
left this port few days ago to aid the
Cuban insurgents. 1t is said that after
she left port number of guns were put
on board. She took out one hundred and
twenty men, nearly all of whom were
Americans.
The Cuban Junta held meeting at the
St. Julien Hotel to-day to hear the report
of Senior Rives, who has just returned
from Washington. The report and pro-
ceedings of the Junts were kept secret,
but it is intimated that a strong expedi.
ton to aid the Cuban revolt has set sail
from a Southern port, under command OF
q distinguished American officer.