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the constitutions of tn r tow Ii y
amusing observe the onchaaBce with which parcel Of foreign
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DOTTER'S CATHOLtCON.-i few dozen, just
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rather good looking married woman to have been
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too much loyingness towards a negro fellow. From
the absence of Witnesses the put off, and will
be tried during the sitting of the General Sessions.
The action is on the complaint of her husband, very
respectable man. and the decision of the court will affect
the obtaining divorce, for which he has applied.
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B' The City Inspector reports the death of l42pei-
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Mr. Gelrg~ Syis~-'~-
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Others and ha sledto effect complete cure
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the eepa Of the superiority OF his system
all others the complete that has IN all attended is
application He has associated with him MIR j. Sinclair, vcenty
Of his pupils assistant BY this arrangeas1, ladies vii
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MR VAN GUags, AS A sPEAxER,

We copy The following. from letter TO .hr Ed'-
tos Of The SzsAsy Morn,ns Sss', ian oppszi:ion
pape,) from his Washington Correspondent II
pays glowing tribute TO Tho eloquen, and com.
u,.nd,ng powers Ola political opponent Ep. joen-
A thousand times have ! hccn asked.
whn, sor, Of a speaker is Mr.. Van Burcn'
I have had pretty good opportunity lo
know; for. during The whole time .hu. he
was 10 the senate, I was a cons.an, n.,en.
dant upon ito debates. When called upon
for sudden explanation or reply. he was
never aurricd in the Icus, degree. hu.
would eyol,c an answer Or ua argumrnt
in such u way us TO confuse and confuund
his adversary. uay truly say .ha, I
never knew him I" max" nntS .n: ,huugI.
wha, be- did nigh, sem /, th"sc unaa
quain,ed with his cxubcran, ard glowing
mind to be The result "f an effort His
wor 6 always seemed to me to flow freely
and untram,nsllrd, from the perpetual
well.spribg Of na,irc mind; and ycs they
were always so chocled and guarded by
an arparen, mate sense of propric,y. as
never 10 oycrreach their mark. while, a,
the same time. they never fell short Of H..
On some subjects he would display his
powers, wilhou. reserve, Us a mere speak
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or. Tie most remarkable case of this
sor. was his speech on tho Liil granting
pensions TO the remnant Of the revolution
ary soldiers. This, believe. was in the
wear 1920. Iwas in the senate chamber
at the time, and was SO cnchained and
fascinated by the cluquence of the 'magi-
cisn." as they nov call him, that nothing
would induce me to leave sl,e chamber ill
had drunk into my "a e: ear every
word that he uttered. in a speech of four
hours. Every one seemed to feel himself
in the grasp # mighty Intellect. and felt
awe.l. sub,lued and chas.ened, by the
splcnror and power of that unequal!ed
Grafton.
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FLORIDA.

We have occupied considerable PARTON Of our
p,3er today with news fsnn thus Territory. We
had hoped and supposed, and expressed ous-
srivc., some Gsys s'nc". that The ua' was al an
cad. hu, wc and we wcrr mi.iakrn. ard believe
now. ,hs. the advances Of Oseso,a to General
G.,.E.. va. merely intended 10 gain time for The
purpose Of re,ra,iEs, of more strongly forti,yins
himself. Gen. SeoTr il however, pushing the
ca,np,isn with grva, rigor. and az anticipate an
carly srulcmrni Of ihc mailer. The scxt news
will 10 doubt be Of . decisive character
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abon, 1000 men. had proceeded on Satur.
dar last from For. Drane for the Wilhla-
,ch,e. where if he met the Indians, a
severe battle, which may probably termi.
ma e the war. would cnsue. Ii not found
there, il was the intention Of the gallant
General to proceed with his forces into
the na,iou. His march is therefore full
Of interest. aud we mus. be sa,isfi d 10 re-
main in painful anxiety for our pair; ',ic
army, until we can ascertain the result Of
their manRuvrcs.
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day as to The cause and result It sgenrrally sup.
poscd that Scorr had attacked the Indians there,
especially the 25th was the day stated 70 ss ina
general order read at st Josephs for an attack to
be made.
"voLusIA, March 96.
hope we will all be shortly ON the way home,
tor we all think the war will be ended in about ten
days-pariculars when We get home. ...' In
The 6gh, which took place here four days ago, aud
which you doubt heard Of, the whites lost men,
and the Indians certain, and probably several
more. The body Of their chief OUcHEE BILLY,
or BI,Lr Hicks was found toe day after The fsht,
concealed under some brush. .''' We yester-
day aud Las, nigh, distinctly heard the 6r:ng Of
bonhs and cannon. some forty miles of. supposed
TO be an engagement between POWELL (OseEolA)
and Scorr. IF 80, there will be no chance Of
fight for rs" '.''
Exrac! Of letter received by gentleman Of
this city, dated
voIrsIA, March "a.
.The lcft wing Of the Army Of Florida, srg.
Gen. Eusts crossed the 81 Johns, yesterday, and
marched this morning Tor the seat Of var.
Col But!e. . command for whose safety much
anxiety was mani!rsted has returned ss.e. Their
detention wss caused bad roads Thrc guides
have arrived to-day from 81. Augustine To accom-.
Psny he army.
The mounted men sent in pursuit Of Col. Bot.
ler, engaged body Of lndisns, and bu; Tor tie
asdec Of the Leulrna, the whole iofcr wor!d have
surrendered ic them. The Indians were rnGielY
run down by he hcrscs when be made his Hcn re-
treat Three o: the Indians ~e,c begging for mer.
cy-
The whcie rumber of troops here tcnre ihc
movenrnt ~as n,,ccn hund.ea, including 80
hofsc.
In addition 10 the foregoing, VIC End 10 tie Co
lurbia Commercial Bulletin. O. Wednesday last,
the following: PosrseRirr.
Carr ycLrsiA, March g.
Ersaa q letter from ens IF or Haisniens.
"A great battle has Just been iooght General
Eo,T,. behaved most eo~ssdiy, and as !s dessrved.
was killed by &c indian
We know no, what confidence is 70 be placed in
this information. but consider lis hu.h rather
doubtful. Whether II be iruc or false, howevrr It
has created an ,n,cn.e anxiety in our community,
{eu: soluu,..rs bcirg in GcneraI ErsTn d, ii ny
TO hca. sur.hc, from the scsnc OF action.
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wardcrs.
Ro LEl. O! TIE MAIL.

We learn iro. ;i.s Cca'phs paPcts tia. the aIail
between ,h,, place aad Ghar'eston had brcn robbrd
on TIC 18th, 18th. eis: and a,h ultimo The
whole ex:ent Of loss has nsi bern aseertained,
ihaush il Is known Ina, money and dra's To con-
siderable anoun, hare becn stolen. The msii
from ,hi. place In Charleston passes by Gay OF Co
iumb., bu, x. have heard Of no Icsson he:r sarin.
suffered any loss.
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TIE !OURNAs.:
CAMDEN, A..RIL 8, 1886.

xT We are again obliged 10 throw ourselves on
the indulgence Of our readers. We have been dis
appointed in getting paper Of the proper air.. and
have bren compelled either 10 issue ihe presen,
& m. nouve sheet or no, publish al all. The in
.crr>:,ns new. from florida, induced US to aaop,
the tosmer course.
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NEw-ORLEAxs, March II.


ner w. A. Turner arrived yesterday in 7
days from Mnagord.. Through the po-
lilencss of Captain Brookfeld, we hare
obtained the particulars Of the late scige
by the Mexicans of San Antonio ,.e Bchar
as ascer,Ained a, Ma.agotda when he
left.
The besrising army was commanded by
Generals Sesma and Cos |. consisted Of
10 companies Of infantry, numbering at an
average Of 50 or 10 men each: aud o;
abau, l.5O cavalry under FoIisalos--witl'
500 mules and baggage Of all kinds.
These were seen and numbered by Cap
tain Dcrmil Of The Texan army. previous
TO the engagement. The Texans !" The
for, were infantry and some cavalry for
(oraging expeditions. an;lcr The commsnd
Of Cu;Gne;s Bnwic ana Trayers-numbcr.
ing about :,tG.
The assaul. on the fort of Alamo in the
tnwn Of San Antonio e"mmcnccd about 3
p. ~. on the 2s.h Of February. the Me1i-
can army hois,;ng black flag siuft as in-
d,ca,ing no quarters. The garrison being
well supplied with Is FOUNDERS planted
on the fort, made them ply with dreadful
effect, sweeping companies Of The assail.
ants before The shot The Mexicans sus-
rounded the fort on all sides; but on u!l
sides were they saIutcd with its artillery.
This coaliuuci iii P. NJ, when the
Mexicaus thought proper to cracualc the
town; and retire 10 an cncampmcnt with
in two milcs-sf.er leaving 500 of their
comrades slain before t.c ioii.
The provisional government OF Texas
being informed of the contest. All immedi-
ate .i.ait of unc-lhird nf all Tcxiin eapa.
bic of bearing arms Was ordered by tic
acting Sa,c:nor. But SD eager were ihr
Texans in general tor their rrompl and
cei.ain lrin pin. that when shc os'lcr
reached Matasurda. n"i onc-ihi:d only.
but all able bodied cisizrGs volunteered.
Numerous companies were .tnmr.haicI,
on the march t, San An.an,,, tn dive the
M.xi-ans beyond .hc Ru ''raadc. or
leave them on ;!.r lcli uf ba.llc. They
vii! ae; on Inc Otlcasivc in their future OPP
era ians. -
Wc arc happy to learn thai pnc,or
Gtan,is no, killed, he. Colonel Johnson
and another were ssrct. IL appears ihs,
Gran. aud same ID or 80 oihcrs had gone
on a scouting party. aat hal approached
too near the invading ARMY. Fhry were
Immediately attacked by column o! sic
enemy: an,i only 3 escaPcd-Gfan' among
the uu.nbrr. exhausted snI aipos, naked;
rs nc wu, closely pursued BY ,.,r Mcxiesa
cavalry. Y.t Ihi, is lhr triumph so bom-
bn.,ieally bIaxune.! in the aeeoun, Of the
eallaa, Nicolas Rodnsuez. published in
tho Dec OF Yesterday. The document
us. genuine: but we guessed il was no.
authentic.
The Texans hare abandoned CO.
PAM, and fortified Labadir ar Goliad.
higher up. There are now TOO men sta.
toned ,tSrc, well prepared with srtilicry
and AMMUNITION; and disguised To play
ehcckma,c with tho wing Of The Mexican
army. under General Urrra, lately co.
enmued at San P,lrico-B Br
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s3YiH.HiH, APRIL 3-Lss,er jrsm Florida.
The steam packet Fl.rida. Capt Heb
bard. arrived yesterday afternoon from
Picola,i. via Jacksonville. &c; and the
schr. George & Mary. Capt Wiley. from
the 81 Jnhas.
We learn from e passenger in the sehr.
G. Il NJ, ,hs, repart (which was credit
cd) pyevsilcG a, jacksonville when he left
tina, place, that dctaehmrn, Of mounted
men. a portion of The troops under Gsn.
Euslis, icf voiusis on Thursday or Fri
day Of las, week as scouting party
thu. after proceeding several miles. the
de,aehmcn. fell in with party Of indians.
who fred upon them. and killed. ], is said
two or three Of our mrn. The fire was
returned BY the detachment. by which Eve
Indians were killed-,hal tho commanding
officer Of the detachment deeming. il is
presumed. the Indians TOO strong. ordered
a retreat. In the absence Of certain inior-
nation, we give this report as received.
and rcere, much tha, VIC nrc deprived Of
any means Of Obtaining any information
which can be implicitly relied upon: The
jacksonville Courier. TO which paper we
generally look for information. nos her-
ing been issued when the Florida left on
Wednesday last.
The Steam Boat Santee was. we under
stand. slso fired upon las, week by lndi.
ons, between vo!usia aud PIcolsta-but
no damage was sustained.
We also leara ,ha, Gen. Scott, with
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'on Tnr .dsy last. while a, ro!u.;,, nn, mile
from herr, on :hc other bans al t'w 81 JOAN ..
G-u Er,r,,. 10 his order. maLe appeal 10 our
patriotism, urging additional efforts. and shii Eur,
the. subn,s.,on 10 pnra,ion, assuring q, that
Grw d.ys Of strenuous eIrr,ian would terminate
tho oa.np,isn In consequence, all extsa baggage
ras senl By Sean Eoa, 10 Pieo!ats, and all wcru
es.r, 20. ihr noSe. 80 The lsoopa eo.nTenned
e-ns.upg The river. aisrr ,~o companies had cot
over. they ~c,c 6rrd on BY small party Of In.
diana and lhrrc nen Of Asmsr's company wsrr
killed aad srvesa, wouaded. They were no, veil
prepared -ven fos ssirmish, bot beaared ~etl.
and sooa drove OF The indisns-h. sing killed 80.
rersl A. is ,upPor-d oniy onr body w.s found
the o,tcrs having hrrn thrown into the river The
body found 10 be:i<red 10 Be lha, OF OreuxE B,LLI,
chief notorious far hurniag and mufder;ng.-
.''''' 1, will yet Be Macy days before we can
Join Seorr. Beiorr ,hs. time in oil probability, he
will have me-, Pow rIi (OseEo,.Ali s'ue way. and
tho affair wiIl he orrr. our eoursc ~tll then be
home wards '''' Col BrrLEs. has Just rrturn.
cd with companies Of his battalion, from an ex
p- di,ion of S days-nos an lndtan seen BY them
something like ou, c1cussoa-from which se had
net returned when Col B. .artrd hare since
been ou. for par, Of day having srrn sniya crack
A party from onc oi our eompanes yesterday me-.
With 6vc, hu, managed 30 badly a. 10 kill only
tvo-,hc o,hrt. ran tuto the swamp. ] ae Lieu.
,.nan, who commanded The detachment, 9" told
h.y are on TIC other side Of the rveE) 10 insured
HI. name il Assolp. from Ahbcviie.
Volu,,A. March "6. 5 oci ok, J. ~.
"Cou,rary to all expectation on our sI''''' We
arc here sui. bu, the last Of the troops arc now
crossing the 8, Johns, and arc forming. to 60
few miles this evening consequently this 10 the
l,,ca date ,ha, can be received from the company
for 10 or ~ days
..... All the company are well, and in tne
.,;ri,. .''A firing Of cannon aud bunting OF
b,.ob., was distinctly. heard, from three till eg"'
O. clock las, evening uhc guide s'y'l between Fort
K;pc and W,,h!accoehce: conjecture Is busy TO-