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(Honritt, Tuesday lonuaf, 8ept’r 11, I860. FOB PRESIDENT. JOHN BELLof Tennessee. "" "^P8¥VlCE.PBE8IDSNT. ■ rA-i ;. i nt u ml »s-«ti -K /. Edward Everett of Hass. —O.H+s,! it,— rtftl HI mm*'-. ; electoral ticket. . F«f tk(s State Atuie. siHUss - ALTERNATES. HON. HTNEgHOLT, HON. GARNET ANDREWS. For the Congressional Districts. 1st District.—S. B. SPENCER. MAHOELEUS DOUGLAS. L.T. DOYAL. >WIF. WRIGHT. 1 J.fL PARROT. ‘ i H. P. BELL. • ,-i. IRAK.DUPREE. ‘ , > LAFAYETTE LAMAR. 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th Bell and Everett Club. Weareglsd to ennounce that the Mends of Bell rod Everest will O' grn- toea club in this piece ou ne::t F tony night. Here ofoie the two oilier par ties hevo monopolized ihe field, and we hr \ e been quiet spec! .lots of (lie I r >f- cidal war which ha3 been so fiercely waged. The Dougladtes and llreeVto- lidgershave boih thoroughly o ganized for the ermpaign rnd s\e indu. /.ous y •t work u.ging upon the people the pe culiar claims of he : r Candida-w. Thus far we have done nothing. Our • ou”se has been tucli c i to p odm.o doubt rnd dial rust in the mint’s of our {.lends, and render them 'usy t\»pi : ves :o.'be enemy. It is high lime we we e up and doing. Let us show the proplc by our works that we have the u.moct faith in our cause, rnd our Candida es; that we are not afraid to meet oar op ponents any where and upon any occa sion, and in any m. nner. Let us place in the hands of every man such docu ments rs John BqII’b Record and B. II. Hill’s speech. Our cjndidate for the Presidency has been assailed as unfaith ful to bis nativeSoutb, while his speech es and his votes triumphantly le’ute the calumny. The charge of abolition ism has been made against Edward Ev- erott, our candidate for the Vice Presi dency, the ablest statesman, and pur. est pal.iot in the Union. Shall we then longer indulge this apathy T Shall we not rather cast, it off and enter the con test like men and be “heroes in the strife t» We know there is but one response from the many hearts whose affections are enlisted in our righteous cause, and that; espouse is »loud and long “Hur rah ! for Bell and Everett!!” Then let every man do his duly.— Not only cotne youiself on next Friday night to the city Hail, but urge your neighbor to come, and we vyiU have such a rally, and make such a demonstration as will stregthen the hopes of our friends and increase the fears of ene mies. We are authorised to state that T. W. Alexander. Esq., will address the meeting. Those who.heard him on the 7th of. August, at the ratification meeting, villi not peed importunity to draw them out, apd those not so fortu nate have doubtless resolved not to permit another opportunity to go by unimproved. Pazrsss Douglas to Bill.—The Ath ens Banner says: “With Wm. B. Reed, of Fa., we be lieve “there are three candidates in the field infinitely preferable to the one for whom every abolitionist will vote.” Narrow the contest down still further and we tell our contemporary that there are two candidates preferable to Linooln and Bell. Such is the rabid Democratic spirit by which many of the suporters of Bell on Lccomplon. Of ali the charges against Mr. Bell we think that of hi* oppodlti^ft to. the codJlg Jtam as a whole to the vote of the people of the Territory to be ratified or rejected by them. Whether we agree with him or not, upon the constitutional podrw u * wm ’igr&iB»«wirf hook for this purpose, we cannot deny thvfeet that grOri ’frauds were perpe trated in the previous election, which called forth from Senator Hammond, of South .Carolina, one of the ablest men in the 8enate, devoted to the rights of the South and now warmly supporting Mr. Breckinridge, the indignant excla mation that “it ought to have been .licked out of Congress." But Sena tor Hammond Is sound and Mr. Bell is unsound. Again, these very mien who now make this charge, met in oouno'l in Washing ton city, and concocted the English But, which, upon a miserable pretext, an ob jection which was never Urged during the whole debate on the question, the Lecompton constitution was sent l eek, and thus was accompli*hed‘ : 'by a con. temntible subterfuge the very .h’ng thrt Mr. Bell was in f.' vorof doing in an how est,manly rnd straight forward way. And yet these Democrats are sound and Mr. Be’l is unsound. Answered at Last.—The question we propounded a few days ago relative to the vote of the Breckinridge Senators against Senator Brown’s amendment to the Davis resolutions, declaring that there was a necessity now for,protection, the Kansas Legislature having in the exercise of Squa. ter Sovereignty, passed laws excluding slavery f.orn that Terri tory, lias at last been answered. A piominent supporter of Mr. Breckin ridge says the resolution in the seceders platform, in favor of protection when ne cessary, was not intended to bear upon casting necessities, but was prorpee.ice in its opera.ions. We tremble lest this new platform may be found to bo another double con struction concern. Erom the Atlanta Intelligencer. Supreme Coart Decisions. John Hambright plff in error vs. Jere- nve.h Stover defidn error—Complaint Srom Ffoyd. /. - 3 $ Judgment of the Court below reverse ed. • ; v ■ -> - \£• ' Judge Lyon delivering thbopitilon. T. W. Alexander for plff in error: Un derwood and Smith for deft'in error. Henry Bums el ’'ju^gnwnt^SCTe Courttelow nflirm- ed. Judge Lumpkin delivering the opin ion. , r _ , T.W. A'eXtmdbr;. A.R. Wright for plffs in error; Underwood; Mitchell for de tin error. W. ,R. Webs’er plff in error vs. It. C. B we'iii elal def .i in enor—Equity on Floyd. Judgment of the Court b^low affirm ed. Judge Lumpkin delivering the opin ion. -, . . ; ■ Undeiwood; Mi; hell for plff in error; T. W. A 'exander tor de'': : n error. Job l Moo -e plff in er 'or vs. Alfred B. Co. i'e-deft'nevoi—Comprto'rit from F ovd. Judgment oftV Court below reve sed bv Die Hupl'eoao Con ‘ft. t . Judge I,;on de''ve-togt’-e opiuWn.'J* Unt.e nood and S.ui-'h ‘or plff iit e.’ to ; P. o op for de. t 'a error.. M';-‘A Laubjiy her next '. >nd Ac. rriff • i p • 6- v.i. George ?. Bu lelt de. C in e o — >]i>' •/ on F'oyd. Jut . ae.i. ol oe Cor -t below levors- ed. Ji'de Lyon dr' ve ing ,beo .Von, F ii .p; (a t'l or p'ff in e ior; U-’do'.vood anti Cm'ia. ior de.- ? j qr Jo ei , M' belt & Co., plff i i e -or vs. D ' st A'toti & Co., ce.t; to e ,o— F om i "o.vO. Jii'^mc of ihe Corri below nffi-m- ,_n Li nip', "n de Ve 'rg beoo'n- m. D. p'ff ' or. r.. m: c .1 e or; r and A. R. Wright tor F : i rp lor do..' : .i er- C 'vert Cone p'ff ! i e -or vs. Oil -les O, Fo.tede erd: .1. T n e ror.—I'o.jc o.y vv- ..o. on Ftoytl. ,v J ...jowoi of .’.e Co. v*. be'ow reve.a- c.. Judge Je.i'<'*’s deVv- tog the op;n- Jcstice to John Bell.—Hon. Linton Slepliens, in his speech at Augusta, on the 27th uit., said; ‘•Mr. Toombs said, in his speech on Saturday night last, that Mr. llellwhile in Congress, hod continually voted with the Not Ui, whenever there was a section al division or any <|ue.rion before the House. Now, I am not here ai the de fender, nor as the advocate o T Mr. Bell, 'out injustice to him, I must ask leave to correct this statement. “Mr. Bell voted against the Wilmot Proviso—that was not voiing against the South. Mr. CoV,' voted for it; Mr. W. L. Yanaey voted for it. Bell voied for the compromise bill of 1850. So did Toombs. ral Union has expressed a similar prefer- •®noe, and said if Breckinridge was out of the way it would support Douglas.— Anything in the world so it is a Demo crat. No matter how obnoxious he may be, no nia11or if his dqotrines are as bad or worse then . those of the Black Repub licans, as is charged gainst Douglas by these partisan papers, sUl{ he is prefera ble to a native son of Jfouth, nomi nated and supported by. the* strongest friends of their section, and whose to- cord proves ^im to have been for years opposed to the “detostible heresy 'of Squatter Sovereignty” end in favor ofjiroteotton/' If CHAe pSpei* are sin way ef»bo*ipg itf^ " , ^ ' ■ * Mi'- ■i.-S.'-' 'j.'lVj * Thankful fok Shall Favors.—The Barbecue for noxt Saturday, in he Dr.H. V. M; Miller, who viU address the people on tho occasion. We aupL poso the BrecyRridgerMrishtoflien^fest their gratitude to the Dootor DF admit- ting, at TunitAl(Ut,eB tAffbUnj^N^..at-ri- An Old 8tory. The Nushviile (Tenn.) Patrol very truly soys: An attempt is being made to prove Mr. Bell is an abolitionist. Acco.ding to the Fame authority, In 1840, Gen. Harrison wp« an “aboli- rionisi;" ; In li '4, Henry Clay was an “aboli- tioii’st;’’ In 1M8, Gen’l Taylor was an aboli- tiolist;” In 1852, Gen. Scott was an abolition ist ;” In 1856, Mr. Fillmore was an “aboli tionist.” And it would boa little singular if Mr. Bell were not an “abolitionist ” too. If to be made the instrument in the hands of Heaven for the abolition of the democratic party is to be iui aboli tionist, why then it can’t be denied that Mi-. Bell lias become ^very obnoxious to the charge. * l* 'i i to- plff i,i byT. W. Ale—.:»dc• ■ . irpji: .r e, ■ dc.i : u eiro.'. Mr. BelL’S Soundness—A Wise Prc- j* diction. The Baltimore Sun, a strong Bveckin- ridgeand Lane paper, said soon after lie candidates for -the Presidency were omiriatedi . , “iW. Bill upon the slavery issue is relia ble, and sure enough /or the defence of the South against fanatical aggression. So that with strife and livision in the Demo cratic party, and an avowed enemy to the South in the Republican party, the Claims of the Constitutional Union party may rise above all other considerations, ana prove eminently atfnvet've to the conservative inert, North, South, East and West. This prediction, says the hnshvillo Banner, is already being fuhiUed. “The chtitos of the “Cons .iluiional Union pa ly, have already 'risen “above all other eons'dera lions,’’ and have proved al'oady “eminently atliaclivo to the conservative men North, South, East rnd West.” The indications are now unmistakable that the party lines here tmore e.:is''og are rapidly being oblit erated, and iiie contest is nr rowing down <o Noi : Iiern sec-ionrlism under the lead of Lincoln, a- ainst the Nation al ticket o.' Bell and Everett. TneRe- pi.bliians st 3 t'lis, and aio waging the Vf.le ardo.'diii'ily. The Conservai've STOCKHOLDER’S MEETING. Purnunnt to notice givenibv thoM repre senting more tliim one-thlli <>f‘he »t; mk - thcre will be amoetmg ofthe-atookholders n the Goo. A Ala- Uailrouii, rilho (fity Hsll In Rome, on 8nturd»y thelSth dsy of-6eptr next, at 1 o'clock, P. M., to elect a director to fill the vacancy of J. H. Lumpk.n, decked. Also to consider the progress and man- .gement of the work. g H> gMITH, Sec’y. No thein me.i s-o itrud i'.iey oroo e nariug o E ipioit the Optional tic'set The peo .leo' i'teSou’a. see it, and t'aev r>.e ifll; ing u-ider .be flag of ”i'ie Cons.'-'td'o.i ibe Union, and io.ecment of 1’ie lrns-” CQyS.padhain, the man lodged in jail on trie r lr r.'e of being ron-iecled w'tli the piopoo-d neg o iufcu.reetio'i stood a prclitninaey trial ye-leyd. y, and was eomm’itod i j iiie Ct'.cu't Cirri-to an swer li e c’.u' ge under wliich he was ar reded. Seven or eight o" the negtocs in cus (odv for fie er re ofletice, will uude'^o a p e’imLi.rv trial to-morrow.—ToVaue- ga (rilfc.) Bel eh. 5 JSyTlie Mon jonie'y Ma*l under- si-nJs tliat the thi • v-ilivee negroes whole t tue plart. iion of M.s. C'.iam bliss on Monday evenin;;, liuvo return, ed. It is suppled tort they wont oft’ througli J'e;*r of a w.ripping from ihe gentleman that has cha-ge of them. Texos Em>t unis Returntog. In the last few weeks we have no od drove o’ ctr'grr.i'* re ur -'ng om 'i’ey ; all of whom seem to lie in a moot de t-. J 3 s’ sv ion. At ih's ; me. when here is sue.i a general intur.ect’on gc- • >3 on *n Terr;, and when the people of .if itl >ie a e lidd'rg themselves of the suspVious rba ea’e s who have b e-i the .u'.ne'ivi o ?nV •*»j fienog oai to tie wok o’ V a s 3 ip the tow .13 and po ! so 'n_g •' ;e’.• nr>. e -s, we cannot be 400 if ■ f ; ** ! o w: eti’hg t!?e movo- Breckinridge are governed. The Ftdo- SJ?* 1 J °.’ wh ° c on i i our midi,.. - — Wr -h in ( me and “pro n ! II be no d' (ige - -. Vva y so.' emerf ! n ihe Stote place -'ve o '. n; ;<*d a -oirD. nv, i r.d they aave baa bus ,ie •, be "ore hei ■ i toural e Jv, and Ihe gr'' y pr • y g'ven bis vr- '• ig p.< levs. his is r j it s ould be, a d e.e long ou com.nun' y wi'l con!: ’n nonebr bonf ..t nv. Vdi's r'ousc’.'iens. Arkad-lpha (Ar .) 7\tor\, sriz-i Heve that John Bell is unsound on the shverr question, tlrt the Breckinridge m >1V , ent ? n 01 Vlr 8 inift instructed (heir Elpcio..s to vo'o lor any cadidate t'.tot could beat Lincoln. This is «jf. noientproo^of the insincerely of their JW n * 11 * 1 ° ^ n ' on c*ndida»«.— Flournoy,’ of Arkansas, is er ipreply to parts of You- p JW^dtHioqnAes Yancey’s .. ... “wholly and maliciously falM£ anC'soyi he will bd to ; Loxlng- and' D lie.self. U11 "Tirr i!tiy a a-.’oo.i a negro wo man nemril Po'.ty, !te on,.'iig ’to Jil Woo' 1 , on. or (, a r.i <’ owned liai-.-el'in tuetl.i aliooe'iee. ..holv rlbeen .'i’ r ly w 'pp'd or n:‘- one. c , and deci.t - ; ng 1.1 she woi.’d rl •own bejel"- slio w«.it o 1 ho rivp.’ frd w t'cr. ’Tt; ! .1 rignt of two ! r'e bo,, ., err ' > r.o tijrbt, tne e’r o nlr 11 i >o .o-i.he Went in vnd oct onreor w’ ev. Miuvge. ‘--g .1) o ileop wa p ; oUt riie Mviri cufi-ent 00k her otl lie.- cp. bo’o e hi’o’ .vrs awa.'oofha danger, a pi • "'rilher!»e. yond or depth witce s.ie was dtown- < il, the I’.i'e bo s ba’ag una'j'o .0 ren- i erav.'v.'ii a. l'p" m" <■ i is a ’ady nlio. e i. 'm'i'iv sf id ii-dul ,cn< a. town.us i'c*." ne roes i; prove•!)'»!, ; <d .iris wo n’ - » b.d been oiled” by the luck of 'Oui uiiii.—Cue. I'httf. Abres :o.—The usual qu’et of our •own w» i in.e 'Thicd on la t Mond. v, by .be a eii o a wtv.e man. e.'ll.rg b's .if me Pa.a' C. Buo'riev in ri, e a.- ieni|i of tending off a iip'f.o bo in the ettip'oy o. Mr- Mr., .vet', ihme.s. of our .own. .1 ,ie Mispir'ors of ,lio::e ,en letnan h.« boa,) a;ou ed bv the rciioi** o hi B-iaMaya id (’la'rwo.U- •- he negro. T!ie bo> helont, .0 a M . HoiVook, o’ A bans, and (olu his em iloje 'lie wouM roiu n, but tpid no Ling about w. tiring a p. -, . **' s M . I’ue .'e, met the boy at the De 1 »Oi a id ^ot ing ,101, ink mid paper r.o.ii he ageni', ».»o e Lie boy a pr 's Vo Aigus...and .1 eh o A.hens, ihci buys a . okei, or hiuiseh’ to ll.rion Ptri.it,and a lial* eket to Au;_us ... \tirie’l ho gave to ne hoy. All iris tvas ..tan by per sons on the took out. M Buckley, n iC * lie li. (» i* 11 thebe piinnie- menri, was tmaiatrii ely a rested, also the bov and another boy, n b. >’oe llic itio iii.v’ug bten seen liulmately fo- Leiha ■ rove «l timer. They were all mou'ht he .ore Uie .Justice of the liife- iio; Couit, and .ho wlii e man M •. Hal- b.oo.: s boy r oinuiUtetl to Jail. The 'bi.ne." to await hst-iul at the encuiiffi coi t and the hir er secured t’l' hw master would iclieve him—tlip .barber wrs liberated. ' _ The; o ure soveial opinions among our citizens as to whut disposal the criminal intended to tnako of the boy.—TlWr. ltd. A RattLR-SNake. —Mr'. U. H. Hyatt killed a rattlesnake in his field lust week, wliich measured seven feet xfqtfib inches in length and thirty iuehes in circumference. It had fifteen rattles and a button. When cut open four teen young rattlers came forth, the lon gest of which was two feet long. Two of these were curiosities—their tails and iieads joined together. They ex hibited signs of anger, snapping savage ly at everything presented, but died in a short time after being brought to light. So says our informa nt.— Walter- boro’ Sun. 8®“The declaration .in favo" of Doug las by Mr. John Mil'.;on, of Virg'nto, lias eaitsrd more sensation than that of Governor Letc’.ie., as it wrs entirely un- ex ,lectori. lie is one of die ma-.t influ ential men in Viiglnm. “ toi 'e n ui!” Mr. Pb t "ck. abock- te ’e • t.... •. r_ wl:'e i'-j ni on- ji' isibecbc l.y, go. > - . er- . i t- ’) r- toi. ''he bo.v sad, ’ w. i ro uro o ..e. up ;>' is for such a ie’ow,” i id ic.’ ail ’nd’„- cio.. Sjfeto '^dbelrlisetpeiofsS. Railroad Notice. ton,- Ky.,- for the next thirty days, Si '*”'*'* Two Mbm Uvrar-rThe Houston (Tex as) Telegraph, YStif tdt., (earhs that two men, named Broadwright, were hung in Robertson county on Sunday even ing previous, near the Falls county Jane. They were notorious horse thieves, and nod been tampering with the negroes of that county.. - X'VV - . 8®*Tenpe^ee is holding Union meet- ings more. ejUhgdMUo than any held sineora40. Btul-o Peyton spoke for t k??r ,0U '"but week at Maury-county, Sod Hon. W. Barrow, for two hours pre viously. The orowd stood it out five ornto ancey can hours, and never bu.lgerl nn Inch from J tbo ground. 7“ ' 7 O'FICB DAt. O'r A Jacko V !,!.« JMt.iN i>filt«tu (*i;, Se;»t.*3, ISttO. T io VnsMMil ]?fre ’n'j , f. i' c ,S **H.h«VcrH of Uo A Ja vi^lc tt'.* 51 ivitl i'oin,».iny f t • •!.© **u • • .be o" eleuvin.^ SjVcii Director*, t* m. ri o mV j \ i v>iJ*er ’n'N'.i ih.*t iwd.v eOftU jo o e Jie a -.ill '.».!• e 1 •. p ottiee o, --io ( oui >any'.» Dutton •• Wed- uc-^tiftv in Oc.o’ier ne.it, pt, 2 • clock. 1*. M. By t..doi*, EDWAi.i) \ViI*TE, t?c *11 wlm Hcc'y. Fresh Kentuc GRASS SEE! Just received direct h 0 ™,K«” t “ cll 3 r ’ Blue Grafts, Tlmotliy, Orp.lifird Grass. R*4 "op, scpU Orchard Grass, Red sop, Clover , Luearne, Millet, _ ® b J - FARRELL k YEISKR. COOSA LIVES The Rome Observer. T HE unde«6lgned.4»lU Issue In the city 0 f Rome, about the Uth in»t., a paper de- voted to the prlnolpiei of the Democratic party, ** set forth by tho Convention which notniuated Brcckinriddo and Lane. Tanks—'Tm Dollar* por ann. in advance. The friend# of thjft cause Will pleasa send In their name*. Novrspapers in the State will pleaie copy “"eptTtf n ” '^‘^EASLEYk LESTER. NOTICE. JOV f\S and a 'r*~-'—TV *|1 WTlMhBrm (J at our Establishment mn»t be Paid ibr dn Delivery,: end on all contraeU exceeding Thirty Dollar* One-third of the amount mnst tp paid when ordered, and the balance when the work la taken away. All parties Indebted to u* are aug30tf ' mT ’ '■‘s. 7 STEAMBOATS! After this dato tho Co isa River Stcamboa Company’s Steamers will leave for GREEN. SPOUT, on4 intermediate bindings’ as fill- lows : STEAMER ALFARATA, or PENNINGTON, Leaves Rom3y Tuesday Mcrn ing at 6 o’clock. Leaves Greensport Wednes day at 9 o’clock. • ELLIOTT k Rl SSELL. JniiSttriwtf. SEED RYE, A FEW Hundred Bushels qf choice new Crop SEED RYE, for Mle^bjr sngtS—3w A. C. WYLY k CO., Atlanta,’ Ga. & Rome Railroad. F ROM this date, the rate of ehar- K os on STOVES on Rome Rail- roud will bo 30 cents per 100 lbs., in- eludin'? stove pipe and fixture!, aug23 IVi 8. COTHRAN, Sup’t. — • THREE’ ~~ Two Horse Wagons For Sale very cheap FOR CASH OR GOOD NOTES, HARTER k BUTLER. aug28twt(0Awlm . Steamboat Notice. Ou end after the let day of September next, the Coosa liiy- er” Steamboat Compi.ny will i.lmr^e on Package! of Muncy containing One Thousand Doiltira er low 26c. over One ami u.ulcr Two Thousand Dollar* 50c. ELLIOTT k RUSSELL, (ni-?2. r > Agent*. GREAT INDUCEMENTS. In nrdcs tn make room for my Fall Slock, I nm now of- . faring oil of my Summer Goods At Cost For Cash Consisting of MUSLINS, ORGANDIES, BEKUGES, TISSUE'S. MANTILLAS. SHAWLS, LACE POINTS,Ac. Also my stock of Summer Clothing, lint*, Ac., all of which I will sell at prime met. nugtwlm J. n. McCLUXG. Real Estate for Sale. Iii»vJ.'g.'«te..inlnot! ‘-i remove pcrv.ip iciitly l” Alin Is. wo jT- u> .i suIo t nl. •• .i;rerljr in J.,' o. fi.'jy lit, am’. jeri.n i ihe t i rr'.e-i am. Nui*c y, ealublish- ed iv UH.ii s'..u-„ - T e pb ne e••.)•«• -s Too Acre-, with a com- in. able re*ir'e o • r .ri r’.esto-'ile n'vantjgis in t.io wav nf F uii T -ecu Vi .ei Ac. .IOSKPII LAiii)"’ 'T. sepll-tw't AL.’HtiNSO LAMBERT. Phelan’s Improved Billiard Tables AND J MDINAT ON CUSHIONS, Proie. ter 1 b ic.le s i.'ipt I'rtul b'ch. 19 IK j.t. I Ov. 28. I Sail; ’ Da... R, 1867; Jun.' 12, 1858; N..V. 1#, 185.;, s.id March 2U, I'aft. The e.eiit imi rnvemcn t in thr-o t. ble* make them, uiisiir rs.e.t Li ilie wnr They uw ..Herod t I’.-esc’nntiflc n'lltqrd play- o * os e. ..ii 'u'ng s .cod • t- ih. noeer .m- fa. o i hi '.intog in a •” I5i • t ! nr I Table. Sales- rnums Nos. rii. 07, n nl Bit C •o'd-.y s. eel. PHELAN A Ct LLENDEP.. sopII—! Win Na' u.iu'tuie-s. DODWORTH’S Musm STORE. No. a AS TOR PLACE, N. V. PUBLISHER AX» DKAI.KU N FOREIGN AND AMERICAN MUSIC, Xnstrumeuts, AND MUSfCAL MERCHANDISE; Songs and Compositions for llm Piano Forte, By i 10 Best Maste a, Sacred a;u 0 • an Mi s 1 ..; Dance and Mili aiy 'fuse, for the Jiano Forte, So it by .nail. f .n*lrge free. (Stuiius mny boaeut maiead of ebango.) CATALOGUES QF MUSIC FOR Brass Bands; * Quadrille Bondi, i<mall or large Orchestras. ,. . IfRICE .■ j ., , -. List of Brass Instruments, Sent on spplisatton... To the merchants OF THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST. W E. the Undersigned, Merchunl* of the- Oily of Cliurlciitoii, S. C., encouraged by the increased patronage received lust Spring, mid by the Mmimncn* that have reached us ir-imall aeeliourof the South and Simlbwest. that our Goods, havo eiimpiireit- ndvantagc usly, and rnni|icted aueecral'uliy, with tin,so bought in New York, and other N'irtliorii eitic*, and believing tlmt being fi.uiid faitlil'iil to the pledge* ma le in our farmer Card, we will receive .-till greater pul .•ullage, have prepared ourselves for a large ly im-reined Fall busiuers. Our Importer* and Jubber* of Foreign Me chandize have all been rrpreseiiti'il in Lie markei* n Eimipe. thi* Spring aud Siini- mer, either by iiiemb'rs n’f tlidir reap itiv firm*, ur liy Agent* fully eiuiipclenl la *.;lee giHHi* far ibe Soiitbern trade. They linvo bunght for oa-li, or it* e<|uivnlent, »iid t' eir Hele.elions will farm full and attractive a.link* for the inspection af tile interior inerehnlit Our fucilltns f..r oblaiiiing Dame*'it- (jnod* direct from the manurr-cloncs,are iinaiirpus- s f id by tho merclinnt* of any city in tlie Union. We, therefore, eonttdenily invite you to inspect our Fall Stoek* of Foreign a id Dm mestic Good*, feeling n-sured tlmt nil win may do no, without prejudice, will make tli ir purchases in thi* market. Our steaks will lie complete early in August, when we will he pleased to receive the vidt* of our old and and new mercantile friends. DRY GOODS. Gilliland. Hr wall A Co.; Johnston, Cn iv- A Co.; Chainberluin, Milvr A Cn.; Jolni.t! Milner A Co., Naylor, Sm tb A Ooj llvatt McBurney A Co.; Crane. Bavltton A Co’., .1. 8. A L. Bowie A Co.; Cndcjw, MeKeniie A Co.; Kcrrison A Lied ing. HARDWARE. Hyde. Gregg A Day; Wilmans A Priei Courtney, Tenuent A Cn., J. E. Ailgcr A Co. Boots and shoes. D. F. Fleming A Co.; K. A. Pringle A Co.; Force A Mitchell; E. B. Stoddard A Co.; Dunham, Tuft A Co : Iluacltine A Walton. CLOTHING. Picroon, Smith A Co., Cohen, Willi* A (to.; Waldron, Eggleston A Co.: Edwin Bate* A Co,; Mutthicsscn, O'Hara A Co. GROCERIES. Geo. W. William* A’ Co. CROCKERY A 0LA8S-WARE. Webb A 8age; Brown A Palinn. • DRUGS AND. MEDICINES. Havilnnd, Stevenson A Co.; Nel-on Carter John Asliburnt A Co.; Ruff A Duwic. SILKS AND FANCY GOODS. . ®°l? n i Foster A Co.; J. A W. Knnx: Dew- ing, Thayer A Co.) Albert Leugolck; Mar shall, Burge A Co. IIAT8, CAPS AND STRAW GOODS. d/r'.'wTllianm A Cm°* K ' D - F *“ ni “* 4 C - SADDLES A SADDLERY HARDWARE, son A Co ““ * C °’ > ^ onnin S f 'i Thoinlin CAUPET8, OIL CLOTHS AND WINDOW CURTAINS. Lambert A Howell: Jame* O. Bailie. INPOIITERS AND DEALKR8 IN WINES, „ , LIQUORS AND SEGARS. l rirbn™,^ 1 Chafeo; Rennrkor A Glover. DEALER IN PAPER AND ENVBLOPK8. Joseph Walker. a „g- “Journal fori Antsw public* Jon of Band Mitftic, i» issued on the 15th of each month; alto,'the ‘-COM PANION," emit* Inin ; Marches, Medleys, Ae. Tho insi.ru in op tel parts in thesMTords are sep- i and ready for performance. •HARVEY B. DODWORTH, aeplVtwfim 'Director of Dodwnrlli’s linn J <. CAVE SPRING HOTEL m Bcsidei th< house and wwttmtisss 5!^ of ^*5®* ^• r ® M » good WreS iU UU In Cave Spring, Is offered for &.Td^hoHVtei r Z?ldtog^ d r:“^ house and land sufficient (Sr three or fZ ?»“}>>« on the Igtf and all necessary < Buildings for Hotel and culinary purpose* Jnlyl7tri54«] GBAHAi7a P m8ori RE. Pure Train OU. 5 DARRELS Just received, and fur sale W >/• TURNLEY, No. 3 Choice Hons Whtl. C l LARK'S Genuine Friction Mnteho*—tlf ) cheapo*t and Immi, n t 1 ■iH.tolri. FA It ELL A YKISKIP NEW DRUG NO. 3. CHOICE HOUSE. [House formerly occupied by Itobi. Battey.) P. L. TURNLEY, YITOULDrespectfully inform hi* t W friends and customer*, and public generally, that he is now opening a very large and at- ______ tractive Stock of Drugs, Medicine*, Chemical* Dvrstuir*. Perftimcry and Fancy Article*.— Also, Paint*, Oils, Varnishe*. Liquor for Medical use*. Also Seed* of all kinds, both Field nnd Garden. (Southern Raised).'— Glass,Putty,Glue, Brushes,oml in fact, every thing in his line or that is usually kept in a First Class Drug Store. Having hud several years experience, and by giving Ids personal attention to the bnsi lies*, lie hopes to merit a share of pahlir pn- Iriuingc, and to be aide to furnish Iris cuij tomers reliable article*, nt a* LOW PRICES, A* any house this side of Augiitla, Ga.. Ro- member -Ilia location. The wants of the country shall be supplied. fabll/fiO. Prof. C. W. LANGWORTHY’s N ext session of in- struiuental Music will open MONDAY, Gth of Al'CUtff,~ 1800. —ALSO— HIS VOCAL CLASS Ou the Night af the 7th of August, 7b Continue 20 weeks—two nights per week." Term* for Vocal Music,.$111. jiily13tri3m 2,000 ACRES OF NO. 1 CEDAR VALLEY LANDS FOIt SALE 1 The subscriber offer* for sulo, all hi* land* lying in (Vilar Vutley and n<sr Cedar Town. There, is- about two thousand nrr. * lying in one body amt it will In- so d nlf to- gctlier or will.I«.livid.d to mil pnrchua i*. There ore four dwelling* ami set* of oat. buildings olid tin* Inn. 1 * sosurrnmiiling u* to lonveiiieiitly make f,.iir s tCeinent*. Tho dwelling* are all good, two of them the resl- dciieu o| the uudqrsignid. and that form.rly oeeupied l.y Judge Wm. E. West, have eight ruoms each ami the oilier two are frtimed collage* With four rn. ni* each. The'e is nlro ou the plane u.fir-t class ll'.uring mill nnd taro go ,d Saw Mills, ull carried by water |mwer. These Luml* are all of the host niialily of llm famous Cedar Valley Lund*, and that, si ranger* may know sonietliing of their tiro- i'Jtek 18 ' 1 . Kiihseriber would state that , in 1*08 he made a little over Ii u. five hun- dred p; ,un d bale* of Cotton to the band, ai d in IKoV over eleven same slsut Imles to trio Im ml. rhedwelliug, „ n the above named jduecs ur. all within one mile of the Court llouae, <;'!'>“; ,u ently convenient to Churcliea ami Seliiwt*. Persons dc*iring to purehasr Diarrhoea! Cramps! Cholera ( t.iru nniTi^— T| ri» medioioo- ho '- I Tiiv ) ,Bcn frlod, tested am *overecramps in tha'stomMhln**^ it neiter cu [ l V be wiH M.lX l l “ tca ,ho bowels. One dose rnily 25 Coat*. 11 ^ ° n ° ° f 1U ^ico Prepared by 8. D. Trail 4S w Yo/k. and suld by Drugglit, * Nowlin. 0 by B " kcr * &* 01 *»»<> Newman [»ug»tv j^utatlon for Solo. fifty acres-of ft,o °i hundred anr able out-houiM.* < u» * n<1 Price 11,800* the balance iq one a^" 0 ' U,1,d •» hwesund well !ec e u « d two T*«". wltk In Pluck of »*?ktl." 1 "*- 11 , ^ orn ’ P‘ 0< Wef *n«l '•1 at Hopcivell l> o Y t° the undersign- 7: , ;; E ''-’«4ASr kooo - > 0a ” o *‘% J- 8. KEY. ‘