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sale.
Adrien Sonnier, admir-. vs. Jacob F. Meyers
No 1000 District Conrt 81 Landry

Adrien sonnier, admir-. VS. Jacob F. Meyers
No 1909, District Court st Landry.
DY VIRTUE of an order of seizure ant
ID sale, issued out of the Eighth Distric
Court of the State Of louisiana in aud fol
the Parish of St, Landry, in the above en-
| titled suit, and to me directed, I will proceed
to sell at public auction, at the Courthouse o.
said parish, in the town OF Opelousas, OF
SATURDAY, January 9TH, 1871, at eleven
o'clock A. NJ, the following described prop.
erty, seized to satisfy said writ, to-wit:
l.. The east half of of the fractional north
| east quarter lot No. 2 section No. 20, and the
southeast quarter of section No. 81, in town.
ship No. Z south of range No.-east, con.
tanning two hundred and sixty-nine acres and
27ll0O acres, being part Of the land bought
from the government of the United States, as
appears by certificate Of the Register of the
Land Office at Opelousas, dated May Sd, 1860,
granted under certificate No. 1862, in the
name of Francois Richard s.~..as,-
2. Lot MOL, or fractional northwest
quarter of northeast quarter of section twen-
~ty-four, same township and range, purchased
from the Government. as appears, from Re
ceiver's receipt, dated O~pelousas, La, Dec. LIST,
1860, in the name of francois Richard, mum
bered S007.
3. Lots Nos. one and two Of Section No.
twenty-five in township No. nine south Of
range two east, containing two hundred and
thirteen acres, purchased from the govern
ment of Louisiana, as appears by patent da-
ted oath March, 1854, granted on warrant No.
1874, N. 8 in the name of Francois Richard
a. Lots Nos. one and two of section thirty
eight, township nine south range two west, pur-
chased from the United States government,
as appears from patent in the name of Fran
co.'s Richard, ON warrant No. 41764, dated
City of Washington, the 1st November, 1860
this last piece contains one hundred and
sixty.one 50tI00 acres. 3 81
S. The sixteenth part (undi vided) of a Ger
tain tract of land situated in the
quarter and wood Of Bayou Plaquemine Bru-
lee, in the Parish Of st. Landry, containing
four hundred and thirty superficial arpents,
bounded north by the land Of the government
of the United States, south by Joel Vert.
east by land of Jean Bite. Lafleur, and west
by public domain it being the same adjudica-
ted by the Sheriff to said Francois Richard.
in the suit entitled Charles Bourque VS.. the
heirs Of Leeune, recorded in the Office of the
Recorder, in book T, page 646, the 3oth Au-
gust 1864.
6. The brand, which will be exhibited OH
The day Of sale, with all the animals branded
herewith. hh
Terms-Cash 2&s *S5*7@
! j.. nj THOMPSON, Sheriff.
Z DECK #=h@#@a4& 5E #+@ss4SssS Il zA2gttzNES HZEL
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Sherins Sale.
Penelope .Overton ct ais. vs. Jctn II. Overton.
No. 1850, District Court, 1T. Landry.

Penelope Overion ct ais. ysJctas II. Overton,
No. 1880, District Court, Ut. Landry.
VIRTUE sf a writ of ieri facias issued
- out Of the Eighth District Count Of the
State Of Louisiana, iii and for the Parish Of
st. Landry, in the above entitled suit, and to
me directed / will proceed to sell at public
auction, at the Courthouse of said parish. i'm
the town of Opelousas, on SATURDAY Jan.
nary 7th,i8I. at eleven o'clock A. NJ, the
following described property, seizedt to satisfy
said writ, to-wit:
A certain square of gFonnds situated in
the town of lOpelonsas. containing about
eight aYpefsts. more or less. with ali the build
ings and Improvements thereon, tile late
residence of the defendant, bounded north By
South street, sS.th by Cherry street, west by
Uniek Street. azadf east by a cross street.
Acertain tract OF land. with all the
buildings and Improvements thereon, situated
in Bellevue Prairie. Parish of 81. Landry, con-
tanning two hundred superficial arpents front
BY ferty deep, bounded north. east and west
BY lands of---MeNnlsy, formerly John r.
HadsOUssasfd South by IaTds Of the estate of
.IohaaaGsaFratt. deceased, and Mrs. q. w.
PFafxs M 1sssssss y 81
TnsnasAgash. ss
J.M. THOMPSON. Sheriff
DEVENUE STAMPS Of ali denonin
EE items for sails at the Past Office
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Public Sale.
Estate of OnaeU Bouyqeat.

LsNtte " -OHaett D0uTye0t.
VY virtue of an order of the Hon, Probate
- Court of the Parish of Pointe Coupee
State of Louisiana, to me directed, I will pro-
coed to sell at public auction, to the last and
highest bidder, at the Courthouse of the Par
ish of St. Landry, in the town of Opelousas,
on WEDNESDd y thes 25th day of Decem.
Der, 1870, at IL o'clock, A. NJ. the following
described property belonging to the estate Of
Onfell Bourgeat deceased, late Of the Parish
of Pointe Coupee- to wit: Ts
A tract situated in the parish of St. Landfy,
in section No Go in township No. three (3)
southsrange three ~ east, containing seventy
five acres and 2TI FOO, and IN section No. sixty
six 1867 in township No three 81 south range
No. three (3) east, containing one hundred
and sixty-tbreee 65t100 acres-paking in ali
two hundred and thirty eight 32Il0D acres,
Terms and Conditions Que half cash.
and the balance on a credit of twelve months:
the purchaser to give has note with approved
personal security, secured by the vendors
privilege and mortgage On the properly sold,
the act Of sale to be passed before the Recor-
der Of the Parish of Saint Landry, at the cx-
pense of said purchaser #.2s i@S
j NJ. THOMPSON. Sheriff.
Nav Oe -
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-M&E@&&H&
IRISH PoTAToEs-MANuRE, Erc.-Dr. Au
gustus Voelker of England, during ths
past year, has reached valuable conclusions
as to the application of manure to potatoes
He sums them up thus in The Journal o,
the Royal AgrieuItwral Society:
p The greatest increase came from the
application.to an acre Of 400 pounds Of
mineral ~superphates, 200 of potash salts,
and 200 of sulphate Of ammonia.
Q. Dung did about as well.
8. The absence Of sufphate of ammonia
was attended with a marked falling of,
and nitrate of soda cannot replace il.
4. The compound above named beats
Peruvian gaano.
>. Common salt does no good but harm
to potatoes. - e s %ss@
9. The above mixture gave a crop Of 70
tons to the acre or light land and the same
anmanured yielded but half.
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Public Sale.
Estate of ELISHA Foreman.

-EE
PY Virtue of an order of the Probate
- Court of the Parish of St. Landry,
there will be sold at public auction, by the
undersigned, Or BY a nnblir arctioneer. On
the premises, on WEDNESDAY. January
4th. 1871, the following described property
belonging to he estate of Elisha Foreman
deceased to,wit: ss.
A certain tract Of land and the improve-
ments thereon. Situated on the Bavon
Crocodile in the Parish of st. Landry, q n
tanning about six hundred and s~ixfv-six
acres, bounded north by lands of Cheney
and Briggs, east bv lands of r. A. Newell,
south nv lands of E. q. Griffith, and west
by pnbIic lands.
Terms and Conditions.-One-third cash,
and the balance in one and two years from
day of sale, purchaser furnishing his notes
bearing 8 per cent yearly inter st from
maturity, With two good securities, the
land remaining %mortgaged to the estate I'M
til final payment
R. A. NEWELL, Tutor.
Dec. 3. -s--rs~~
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State of

PARISH Court, ST. Landry No. 259I.s
Estate Of Honore Dejeam and wtJs.
RULES DEJEAN Administrator Of the rs
- tate Of Honors Drjean ii wife, Of the
Parish OF Orleans, having filed a tableau Of
classification of thedebts OF said Estate. accom-.
panied by his petition praying for the ho-
mologation of the same;
And whereas the prayer Of said petition has
been granted by an order Of court, bearing
date December /, 1870.
Now, therefore notice Is hereby given to
all persons interested to make opposition 10
said Tableau ii writing At my Office in the
town Of Opelousas, within the time required
by law. why the said tableau should not be
homologated andconfrmed.
JOS d. RICHARD. Clerk
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Mechanics and Agricultural Fair Z
4ssoliation Of Louisiana, May 9, 1870. {

Mechanics and agricultural Fair
dssoliatiom Of Louisiana, May g, 1870.
We, the undersigned, Awarding Committee
Glass 3. hereby certify hat there were on ex-
hibition at our recent State Fair fourteen
Cotton Presses, from different States of the
Union. Norsh and South. and after a due and
thorough examination Of the merits of each,
with reference to their cost, the material of
which they were constructed. the different
applications of power. durability, etc, and
after grtting the opinions of practical planters
on the subject, We give it as onr opiuion tina,
the - Brooks y Patent Revolving Wr"nght
Iron Screw Press. was. for simplicity. cheap
ness and durability, the best on exhibition,
and accordingly awarded it the First Prem
ium.
[signed MosEs EASTMAN Chairman,
G. r. BOBBsa
EDW'D DKEWIT.
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Public Sale.
Estate Of Prudent Frosard.

There will be sold at public auction. bv
the undersigned, or by a pntlic auctions er,
at the last residence of Charles Close, on
Bayou Courtablean. on WEDNESDAY,
december 14th, 1870, the following proper,
ty belonging to the estate Of Prudent Fro
card, freedman, deceased, to-wit:
81 head of sheen, a horse cart, a, mare
mnle, 5 barrels of rice, household furniture
kitchen utensils, a saddle and bride, 9
head Of hogs, 8 bales of cotton, farming
utensils, &c. ~ : G T J
MARIANNE JOE.
Dec 3 5.r.. Administrative
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NOTICE
Carpenters ami Builders.

THE undersigned carpenters and builders
L tender their services to parties having
business in their line. Sugar coolers and els
terms made in the very best manner and on
the most reasonable terms.
CURLEY & ELLIOTT #,
Washington, La.
All orders left at C. Mayo's Drug Store,
Oprlousas, or with DR.. Thems, Washington,
will be promptly attended to. EJe 25tf
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OWING to my almost total lack of faciIi-
~ ties to properly attend to these really
valuable hogs, IafFer them at private sale at
very reasonable prices in lots to suit purchas-
rs. at my place on the Opelousas and Flat
Town rad. 6 miles from Opelousas and ]
mile fom G~arrigues' Bayou Bridge, where
parties desiring to purchase may see them at
any time up to 2 p. m. of each day.
" Also
One FlNE@YoUNG BOAR 8 or 10 months
old, of good size and form, Half Berkshire
and Half Guinea Blood, and a most Capitul
Stock Hog. | can show some as Fine Young
Pigs of his get as any one need wish to raise.
G. BACON BURKE,
octS Prairie PIaisauce.
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.THE WEED F F.sEWING MAC me
A-Lock stitch, straight needle, sews alike
on both sides Il ..t
Does gathering and sewing on at same
time. has hemmer and TELLER combined, plain
fort and braider combined, will do all kinds OF
family. plantation and manufacturing sewing.
Our No 9 machiue IS the best ever intro
duced for Tailoring. and our manufacturing
machine is the largesti in the United States. :
Every machine warranted 3 years.
Call and see us before purchasing else
whore. ~r .s-t
BRuNsoN, TIFFANY. LEDwIcH & Co.,
SGD Agents, 1917 Canal St., Nav Orleans.
~ Agents and solicitors wanted.
sctS-6m N
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Estate Of Onezime Tate and
wife.

PARIsH CoURT. PARISH ST. LANDRY-No. 34I9
.nSCAR DARDEAU ofthe Pan ish of 81. Ian
dry, having applied by Lis petition to be
appointed liquidator Of the Estate Of One
ZINE Tate and wife, deceased, late of the
Parish of ST. Landry ISIS
Therefore, anv person intending to make
opposition to said appointments, will file the
same in writing, af my office i'd the own of
O~pelousas. within ten days from the present
notice JOS. ID. RICHARD, CLERK.
Opele1sas, DscsnsBes 8, Is7a
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1T ste of E,.aisiama.

- stC WF EtFEFsHstaHHss
Parish Court. Parish St. Landry.-Ne. $780,
Estate Of John g. Brooks.
M ARTHA PEED. Of thu Parish of St
I've Landry, Administrative of the Estate Of
John G. Brooks. deceased. late of the Parish Of
st Landry, having fled a tableau OF classic.
cation of the debts ofsaid Estate, accnmpan
led by her petition praying for the homologa.
tion of the same :fsfs Is
And whereas. the prayer of said petition
has been granted by an order of court dated
December ID 1870;
Now, therefore notice is hereby given to all
persons interested to make opposition to said
tabieau In writing at my office in the town OF
Opelousas, within the time required by law 4,
why said tableaa should not be homologated
and confirmed. JOS. d. RICHARD, Clerk
December 3, 1870.
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The above testimonial speaks for itself
The Press is on exhibition at the store of
Bloch d Dapfe, WIN will supply them a the
same price that they can be purchased for il
New 0rleans-freight and expenses for trans
portatief added. 3tS
aug20tli
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OST Or MHSaAsD.-A certain
- note for five hundred dollars. drawn by
e. e Dodge in favor of Linn Tanner, on the
oath of Dece mber. 1868. and bearing interest
70 months after date. All persons are hereby
warned not to purchase said mote. as payment
has been stopped. LINN TANNER.
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A PREvENrIvE or Hoe C-HoLEsA.--
To gallon Of pine tar, add one pound
Of sulphur; one pound Of eopperas; 4 or.
calornel; 4 o.. OF blue vitroL Pulverize
well, mixed and feed on a year of corn
about two or three times a week, take d
paddle and spread the mixture on the corr
% thin 10 you can. Fla farmer win foIloy
the directions Ia feeding the above remedy.
ne will save his entire herd. 4 COMMENCED
feeding my hogs IN the spring of the year
ana they keep clean from venom, and their
hair looks wei and smooth and when that
= done, the hog ID healthy, and. at killing
tanae Y hare 20 VERNE about the kidneys.
GU white spots or blotches on the liver.
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EyENUE STAMPS of all dsnomins-
h tsgrs Tor gale II tie Post Office.
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We keep constantly on han Sugar, Coffee,
Teas, Spices, Liquors, Sugars. Tobacco. Pro-
visions and alt descriptions of Groceries,
Drugs, Chemicals. Dye Stuff, Paints, Oils,
Varuishes. Window Glass, and Patent Medi-
cines. [april 9-ly
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Notice.
Opelousas. La,

Notice. f =
A Ii persons in,leb ed to The estate OF
II WV. Foard are notified to come for
wa d without delay aud settle the same,
md all person, having claims against the
estate are requested t" present them TO the
'unders'gaei for approval, or rejection as
the case may be.
MARY A. WEST,
Nov. 19-5t. Administrative.
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In the United States and Cahads f1sare
are l,8oz s~aserdinate chapters IL Royal
Arch Masonss having a. totaa inesAbsrship
OF WAS, ~ @as3 ~
- - taa .wsAraI & Is 8 =
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w EAE Az ut HnCf ne IN h
followinr nav I Eas,aIg yais,ass 3 ~,
and charcoal are fnti,nafeyv MEL ~ a ss.'
reds,usyv;th meItino drin,,;nas 49, s'ia sur
carbolics acid aIidaa ~ M naraea. ;lpHgI
It's .sodor. ii layeH ef this mixture d nIaeed
upon the bottom s0f ~ wriknifchaa anS
strong barrel, and upoa this il Ala \ layas
of meat, which ia. turn is covered with In
prepared mixtures and well ppessad da,v,,
Melted talla# or lard IS poured on fha tan
10 serve as o. cover. The tallow and H.
cat mixed with the sast keefs oos fha. al
and moisture. and the carbaI;o .ac,d ave.
vents fermentation and destravs laa,er
forms of life the charcoal also acts q :
preserRatiye. lie ii said that.meat caa M
Indefinitely Kent III this Ways ana .I,at 1.
loses none Of lii GOOD properties
zsst s-.a@@
as . hickory nut, 81 ever IessI aesa s sna ~
the impurfty Of the water. wnT nrac;nisots
the dirty coioring matter In 4 nail af ratar
It Has simply to ia dissolvad ss;rraa asi
feN ID settls Th;s na,.aa' i ssa'su, snu
adopted alnnp H. nisse.r; ~ lrsq.ently
rivers. mi Ire rnar,,sast,,.a v M.ssisslpp,
in mainline Tia d;ssa,,sS ssssa. 49, usru
preciuitated 10 aI,sae 4 ~ .nasss' y
the p~eculiar pgouerEv ~ Air., :. ss.s ppos'
when I'M eoiution.s sith sss ssass oeala.ss
particles IN suspension or eyen = so,a.;ea
a cnrracro,5o,t n 49, ~ -
E,ysee,. .sars II $3.50 - LshyssHa
shsa,~ a 49, III. rsssoas NV ii4se PSI
g.g0N50 Ills FFaS VIZ htG GAkefplilaTx
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The Southern Farm and Home,
4 FIRST CLASS AGRICULTURAL MONTHLY.
Grn. WIN. VI. RnOWnr, Edi or.
At 81 90 per year in adfance
The Second Vo,nme commences with No.
vember number Now is the time to sub
scribe Address, j. W. BURKE q co.
! Macon, Ga
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M as C.. .Fg. MURRAY

Announces to the public, that she contem-
plates resuming her school in Opelonsas, on
TUESDAY, November LIST, 1870.
living had a-long and successful exp-ri-
enc. III Tracking. and as Dirpctrpss IF all
AGA envy for young ladies', Mrs. Murray feels
assured in saying that every advantage will
be extended to pupils entrusted to her care.
Thorough and competent Teachers in each
department. will b" engaged as soon as the
patronage will justify or require.
The Scholastic Year will be divided into
two Sessions of five months each
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DEVENUE STAMPS Of all denonin
" ticns for sails at the Post Office
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Sherin.s sale,

DecS
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RheriH,sSale.

j.. THOMPSON, sheri
Dec3
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1870-11-17
State Of South Carolina.
pRoclAAArrox
..ThankSoiYing.

q ~ = d. 2
THEyear that is rapidly drawing to close,
manifold blessings. The earth has brought
forth her kindly fruits, and abundant harvests
have rewarded the husbandman: honest labor
has receis ed a LsmyneIating cumpensaiion,
and.ihe general prosperity has s:beenincreased,
political bitterness has been auleliorated, and
the publicfEsnquiliIy has been greatly i'm.
proved; health Ras prevailed within our bor-
ders, and we have tsen preserved from tho
pestilence thar waiktthfuS darkness, and the
destruction that wasteih at nooD.day. In
view ofthese inesriniable benefits and advan.
,ages, and in accordance .wiIbi me-honored
custom I, ROBERT K. SCDTP; Governor
OF the State Of :;outh Carolina, do respectfully
recommend to the obserydice. by The people
Of this Commonwealth, otTHURSDAY, the
Gath day Of November, as Q 1ayof uBLIC
THANKSGIVING, upon which lpyiDg aside
all secular pursuifs, they may assftmqble j1
their customary places OF Worship and Ietufh
fervent thanks TO that BeneficeIt Providencet
10 which We are so much 'ihdebted; and, in.
voking the continuancc Of His smiles and
blessings, during the coming year, in the
preservation Of peace and HARMONY. and the
the fastening Of the time, when the wolf shall
dwell with the lamb, and the leopard shall lie
down with the kid, and the passions Of violent
may be assuaged, and the siirrers.up ofstrife,,
who hive made covenant, with death. NAV.
be rebuked, and heir counsels cometo naugbt;
for the spread Of intelligence. and Ithe general
education among the people, for the promotion
OF industry. in the building mp our waste
places, whep the desert shalt rejoice and
blossom as tie rose, and every man shall sit
uHderh:s vine and fig tree. and none shall
modest them or make :hem afraid.p
Given under my hand and the great seal OF
ihesState, al Colpmbirli this eigh b iday
Il. 81 Of November. A. b. 1870, and in the
:n ,ninsty fifth year ofthe Independence
Of the United States Of America.
J., ROBERT X. SCOTT, Governor,
F. L. CARDdzo, Secretary Of State
- Nnsj II III ~. = ~ J'slN'isI 'A.-.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1870-11-17

On Sunday morning last the solemn
and impressive ceremony Of ordaining
or setting apart Deacons, was witnessed
by alarge congregation, in the Baptist
Church. The Presbytery consisted OF
Rev. J. l.. Reynolds, D D., Rev. j.
Z. Rodgers and Rev. A. K. Durham
An appropriate sermon was delivered
by Rev. DR.. Reynolds. j. W. McCurry
and J. R. Goodale were then presented at
the altar, and solemnly set apart by
prayer and the laying on of hands by
the Presbytery. The prayer was offer
ed by Rev. Mr.. Durham, the admonitiOn
to the Deacons by Rev. j. K. Rodgers,
and to the Church by Rev. DR.. Rey-
nolds.
At night DR.. r preached to a
very large and appreeis'iSc c"ngresa-
tion. 1t was expected that ne would
remain with US for several days, but his
duties at the State University required
his immediate return to Columbia, and
he left on Monday morning. The Ser
vices on the occasion will long be re-
membered by many Of the congrega.
tion.
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Radical Justice.

Very PROPERLY, the Board Of State
Canvassers of the election, gave certifi-
Gates to the Reform Candidates in Ches-
tcrfeld and Spartanburg. .i... -,
The Rev. r. j. Donaldson, with all
bis stufiug, could not change the result
in Chesterfield, nor could the throw.
ing out of two boxes with heavy Reform
majorities in. spartauburg. Hence the
decision of the Board. They did but
their duty, and because Reform jour
mails do not praise them for doing what
they were bound by. oath to do, they
are told that they. cannot see any JUS
tice in what radicals do. We have
never heard befotej the doctrine that
men should be praised for doing their
duty, and therefore kept silent on the
subject, leaving the fawping and full
some Hattery to those who arc accts.
toned to bestow it.. -
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The Fair.

The South Carolina Agricultural and
Mechanical Society held their annual
Fair in Columbia last week. 1t was
not our good fortune to be present, and
have to rely upon the reports of others.
The correspondent of the Charleston
Courier says it was a complete success,
which causes the prosperity and the
future welfare Of South Carolina to
loom up before us with such brilliancy
as to cheer our hearts amid our defeats,