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STILL LATER.
NEW York, May 3.

Ildli pd>t . . COCK.
Things are gloomy, and, # possible, more
melancholy than ever. The failure Of one
who was considered one Of the soundest
brokers IN Wall street has created great
alarm. Another important house falling
has also added to the alarm.
Safety Fund notes arc drug IN Wall
street to-day. They cannot be solo q any
extent. Thus man may fail with an
armful Of money ~ has hands. God knows
| add nothing to sadden the sadnes, here.
The truth can only b. told IN the picture
Of an individual distress among the mighty
class OF lab0rers throsn out ol employ.
The Quebec, from Portsmouth, brought
a DAY later news last night; out no news
came by her oflmportance. The news from
England is considered by thinking men no,
10 he favorable. The worst is expected
here. Hence stocks have taken another
tumble. The stock fthe Mechanics BauA
has gone down, on account Of the broker ope
ration | wrote you about last week, aud the
failure Of a large importing house yesterday
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DEATH PREFERRED TO DlsHoNoR.


During the IRISH Reign OF Terror, 4
100, a circumstance occurred, Which Il
the DAYS Of Sparta would have ,mmoHalfi'
ed the heroine Il Is almost unknown, n
pen has ever traced the story. We pa0s|
not to inquire INTO tho principles tina! nts
enced her suffice II that. IN commo0 sla|
most OF her stamp she beheld the stfOgs 4
as one IN which liberty warred with IyrasI
ny. Her onlS son had been taken 10 'n'|
act OF rebellion, aud was condemned BY na''|
rIal law, to death she followed the object
on whose word his life depended, TO 10
place Of execution aud besought hlm to SPAR
the widows stay she knei IN the agony
her soul and eIasped his knees, While hs'|
eye, with the glare Of maniac, fell 90 a''
child beside bun. The Judge was ,oetor.
bic, The ttansgressor must dc. But, isk'Vp
advantage OF the occasion, he offered li'e Y
the culprt on condition Of his discovenns
the members OF the association with "ho'
he was connected. The sou wavered-N'
mother rose from her position Of humla
ton and exclaimed, "My child, my co'e
1t you DO, The heaviest curse OF your m1'b'
shall be poison IN your veins. lie was
ecuted-the pride OF her soul enabled %
TO behold II without iear--shc fetuf"
to her home--tbe support Of her deeIinu.
years had ialen tie shat bound hef
lie had gwen way wand the evening oil V''
day that saw her lonely and ior~aken' 7
her at rest for ever. Tier heart had broh
IN the struggle.-Nao Monthly Rf!fe
sembiee.
1t Is better 10 knotr n few things, than
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NV YORK. Nay 1. ls31.

NEw York, May 1, 1897.
Half past three o'clock.-There is
great agitation in Wall street, and il is
,aronged with people. 4 run is making
upon the Mechanics {deposite) Bank, aud
the telicrs are counting ost specie as fast as
they can; not IN large amounts, however,
but in fires and tens. Other banks are
sending the Mechanics Bank bags of spe,
Gle. The attempt 10 break i, thus is all
nonsense. As long as the de2oslters keep
cool, the attempt to break it with fires and
tens is all moonshine. The Bank is as safe
as any in the street, or IN the world. IL
has probably lost about 100000 dollars by
transactions with brokers. But what Is
that TO a great bank like the Mechanics
Ii is all panic, and nothing else.
The cause Of this panic to-day was the
sudden death of Mr.. Fleming, who was
found dead this morning in has bed. He,
the President, and the Cashier Of the bank
had been requested to resign, and yesterday
did resign, on account OF the transactions
10 which have alluded. which may be re.
putabIe-l do not know-bui which, It they
were, created great suspicion IN the com.
munty. Mr.. Fleming has ever borne the
highest character. He was wounded most
keenly bs this affair. In the agony OF men.
tai anguish he was seized by ut lapoplec
tic, | believe--so say physicians after a
post norton eNsmination) aud carried of !
II beng rumored that be had killed himself
holders Of the bills were frightened, and run
on the bank. The bank commissioner,
General Davis, read a statement on the
steps OF the bank, that all was safe, and has
pledged his word IN the evening papers but
that does not quiet the alarm. The bank
has placarded that It will be open tlll 5 o.
clock, two hours later than usual. Ii can
not BE- broken by runs.
We have two or three DAYS later new,
from Europe. The New York packets
were expected on the fourth OF April IN Liv
erpoo vita intense anxiety, but then they
had not arrived. The cotton market i
about the same.
The times here are as bad as ever
Gloom and dependency mark every face
There were eight or tea more failures yes
terday afternoon. Stocks have taken auolh
er great fall to-day. United States Bank
the firmes, Of all, down 10 los
ALBANY has gone for the Wigs By
tremendous majority. The famous fourtI
ward and all! The Wings crow Justify
and the Albany Argus groaus. The Regen
Z cy capital is taken, aud next the Wings I
New York will try to take The Stale. Moth
, ing new from Boston.
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New YORK, Saturday, 81 o'clock.

NEW DIRK, Saturday, 81 o'clock.
United States Bank Stock /, down 10 g1u
This tells the whole story, and when a
stock such as that falls, and falls, and is vet
falling the fact IS, not only individual cred.
it is gone, but bank credit IS going. We
have got at last to the specs, currency. If
labor accommodates Itself TO II, and II must
anon, should experiments" be persisted 10,
labor will get down to It's slx.pence DAY.
| am weary Of writing you. ! am DIS.
susted with The reiterated bad news every
days events compel me to tell. The re.
port this morning, Of the accuracy Of which
there does not seem to be any doubt, that
the three banks 10 Buffalo had closed their
doors, one pet, all safety tunders, thres
the city into CONSERVATION. A slip from
the Argus states that, at the request OF Mr.
Stebbins, bank commissioner, the Chancel
lor had issued an injunction for certain va
laiions Of their charters. The Argus calls
upon people 10 make no sacrifices on the
bills. Ii such an injunction was necessary,
this happens 10 be the very worst time 10
the world for such a necessity.
The Committee Of Merchants returned
from Washington thus morning. You know
without doubt, all they effected there -
Their report will be Submitted TO a pubic
meeting probably on Monday. The excite.
ment here Is intense. Public feeling is
wound up 10 the highest pitch Of lndlgna.
ton. The merchants kHon that the mea.
sures Of tn Administration have DESTROYED
them, and now, when they are ruined, they
see II turning its back upon them.
Gen. Scott has declined, entirely, the
honor Of public dinner, on account Of the
depression ot the times.
Another house. "A brick and mortar
house-,umblcd down, about one O'Clock
corner Of William and Liberty streets, XII
ing boy, who happened TO be IN the cellar
1t u thought tina, the English we're adj
ylsed OF the failure Of the Josephs BY pack
cts, before the announcement here, Tor tn,
bills Of the iermaus, it IS said, have com,
back. lfso, we shall soon know the eiIec
10 England Of the bad news from America
The sooner the better: the state Of suspens,
is horrible.
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}. " SCOTT.

Strong Heeess.iy Tor an Office. The
Exeter New liampshrel News Letter re.
laIes the following excellent anecdote.
couniryman from the northern par,
Of the State once called upon Governor
Wentworth, at Portsmouth,, aud begged his
acceptance OF a saddle Of yeuison. The
Governor loved venson, and smiled mos,
graclously upon Jonathan as he accepted
the present, and thanked hun for so accep.
table a mark Of his respect. But the man
hemm'd aud scratched kis head, and was ~
no hurry TO depart. The erraud was but
half done. lis Exccllency inquired Of him
II he could IN any way be Of service to him
when Jonathan informed him that there
was no Ensign IN the militia company Of
--, and he would be dreadfuIly obliged
TO his Governorship for commission. The
Governor would be very happy TO oblIge
him II be had the proper recommendation,
aud asked # the company bad elected him
for their Ensign, or sent any evidence OF
their wish for has appointment 7 why,
no, may It please your ExcelIcncy's honor,
said Jonathan, there are only two other
men IN town but myself, and one OF them is
The Captain and the other the Lieutenant, and
they exercise me and mannuvre mo 50
much, that | am really afeard II I'm not
made an Ensign pretty soon, they'll drill
me TO death.
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We do not know. We have heard, however
and believe, that they sgected nothing.

Selling run on Sunday in Massachusetts
is penal offence. According 10 a law
passed al he late session Of the Legislature,
$40 licensed inn. holder, or any other per.
son, shall sell any intoxicating liquor on
sunday, On pain Of forfcIing twenty dollars
Tor the first offence, twenty dollars and his
license for the second, offence and twenty
dollars and Imprisonment IN the Common
jan tor time no, exceeding ninety days
for the third offence"
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NEW ORLEANS, April IS.

INV -VHTFNN'f NFTII To-
We have received regular files Of the
Vessco Herald up TO the ID, and the TeIe.
graph to the lllh inclusive.
1t appears that the Mexican squadron
consists ot the Vncidof del Alamo, General
Teran, Lberado, Gen. Warren, all briggs
Of war, and the Genl. Hdalgo, an armed
schooner. Al the very moment when we
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|, may be Of interest 10 some Of your
readers 10 know that Capt. Marryatt arriv
ed in the Quebec last night, upon $ tour"
through the United States.
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To make fire and irater proof Cement.
To bali pint Of vinegar add the same
quantity Of milk; separate the curd, and
mix the whey with the white Of five eggs
beat il well together, and slit It into sufIi
cient quantity Of quick lime, 10 cover It 10
the consistency OF thick paste. Broken
vessels, mendcd with this cement, never
afterwards separate, for II resisls the action
both of fire and water.
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Erery body knows something which no.
body else knows. The trisea man, there.
fore, may learn something from the most
igaoraat.
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IL Is better 10 kn9hp few things, than
have mere notion about many ihrgs'
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The following additional confirmation Of
the advance Of The Nexican army, from an
official source, We find in the Richmond
Wing:
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and extraysgsnt expenditures hs e'ea'ss ne
r.ve,ue aud the more proiasa tas disbursements
the greatof the circulation and the hiofe aaipas
its deposites This tendency on tar part % 'hss
institution. and the known principles ana views
of policy of the party, would nave eo-oPetaleH
NIL Irresistible force, 10 renew the system we
have nu'led down with so lunch lsbour, wtth ah
.g,rsya,isn of it's oppression taf beyond any thng
w. have ever vet experienced, and thus the fruits
of all our exertions aud struggles against the sys-
tc,, would have boen lcst--terever lest.
BStaking the oppofite course, The reverse O. al
,bis will follow. If cur State Rights party be but
firmly united and true 10 their principles never
was here before, and never probably Will there BE-
asan 50 fair an opportunity 10 carry out iuiy eur
nrnciples and policy, and to reap the Foils OF eur
long and srduous struggle. By keeping the banks
and the Government separated, we eteetuaiy prs.
vent the Capitalization OF the currency ard exchan.
rss Of the eouatry at port. and, q course ihe
conmetee and the capital, leaving eaeh te ENJOY
that porioa which il. natural advantages, with ITS
industry and enterprise, may command. bF re-
fusiur 10 Join ear late allies IN their attack Oh
those in pawer, where they have sheltered them
selves q = prevent the csmpltte ssceneaney al inc
marty and their principles, winch must have iol.
low Cd. and gain the only opportunity We could
haze ofrallying anew the old States Right faFy OF
l~2I. o. the ground thee then occupied, as an OPP
,.,si7g power, to hold II check their opPonsnts,
the National Republican Party. |, would slso
give a. the chance o. sfiectng, what Is sti nots
imnortan, 10 Us, the union Of The enife Saath.-
The southern division of the Administration party
must re-oecupy the old State Rights gfouud -
They hsyo 10 alternative: end unless "e, "ho
have - LONG and under many difficulties &C.
he-e4 Is It. shall row desert oBr stand, South
,,3,st he united II cnee united, viii rally
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acy 10 his SUCCESSOR.

acy 10 his successor.
We have not seen the papers no, u +.
this renewed recommendation II ~
measures against Mexico is pfo,.s
founded. We shall read them. bov.
soon as they are printed, ard shan ,,. #
to make our readers fully acqus.B,.s
their character aud consequence.
We have not time 10 DAY Ia t,ts.l
remarks TO other topics Of tie Ne.
which, however, are not unpolu,
Their notice. ~
Ga the whole, the Message atef...
us to present the varying hues ! h..
might be supposed 10 have receive.
the few confidential friends Ct liz
who were earliest IN their ANNA
seat Of Government, aud spread ft.
popularity in almost every dp etor
offers boon TO every section ii rs
where it promises 10 be drcitutlr. T,L
South, Texas to the West tho Pn.
Lands; to the Nofth-the recusam \. y,
nothing. Nnh the seekers ana.
! public douain the Message Nill md.
cial favor. Twenty five cents an srf Fl.
then nothing Free gratis l-lleo s..
selves 1t alIl be the jubilee Of tie \.
crs. Bot will the People ut lsrae-
great public Of this great country ~
celyed by the sugared plauslJIliies H
Mcsssgel
We shall NGhioRa! i4tl Ell
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Bartig Cosrta.fen tt ) tH
Rspi,-t Convention hod IL scsa.a
session 4: Mary tharsl, hat.am
commencing 20 FRIDAY the 5ts
continuing ~ session until tAa 4.-
following. Tie R,e9rder ~ :--'',
measures wgfe adf latd sasa
increased tlsur au4 elhctencs e EI1
Of The institution I'll, fptsts.ea ~.
81 much hurman' antl esa
u9 doutt, he remembered utl salts
h} all to we're iii attendance.
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7ru CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.

4. W. Loomis has resigned his seat in
Congress. Domestic eaiamllles are assign.
ed by h,In as the cause of this step. Dur.
lag tse extra session, Mr.. LOOMS gave eyl.
dence Of industry and talents, which caused
hla Safe 10 Iook for much from his future
career. Mr. j.. was " HIS but repre-
-enttd a decided Administration district.
Ii Is nud@rsDod that the Wings will not
present candidate at the special election.
y. Thompson, WV. hlcKaig,J. G.. Wi.
hard. Robert F9rh@ William Ewing, and
Dacf. George MoCoa, are spoken ii Il.
unHt hose from whom t,e Nanltes would
probably make selection-- Ohio State
JogrHai1 /
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A man rat up by Rats.-lae :, Gin,
leans Picayune says that . y" ,.da
named McGulne, was found dead !" : ID
front Of our office this morring' - M
died some time in the night, and was s n,,t
Of rats. We never saw more =. I'D
mnngIcd body. The nose, bps eu's"
brows, we're all eaten away
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Disgrdcfti, if Ysue,-Ne fs,e.-
ed FROM q very respectable scouct.
Commissioners appointed 10 settle te,
Of the Cherokees, have been gut1
mos, baftlaced population aud tl.8
these ignorant people. Our lntoCuaa
,hut he Commissioners we're lgn.la
the Deps rtmcnt, Sith specle aad 'iso
drafts, With which 10 sc.i's lhesl Cam,
instead of paying eff the claims D
they bought up large amount a 4
.iepl, Alabama, and Tennessee nadk
at heavy discount. and tenderta Il
the Indians 10 pas meat either clalH.
naturally enough refused ,lcm lasy
then told that the Government Al8
no ulhcr pFo,Isloa--hu, that It ttN
make 0 deduction 81 Ifeea pr etf.
would give them the specie aheh
Than take the deprecated paper, las,
II thls way they also paid elF lht Ga
Tie whites who knew no better. +
gentlemen 81 the Bar, ia lhe uel
II THIS State, Who had a claim
Government presented 4; lhc III.
eerc t,1dered Is refused Il
IL MS then ntlrfc,. lie .psfis ar8l
per cent. dcducilou tbs h. s.a
threatened to site 10 tie L a
and have their cutduet eyau l--
ed lis horse aud fedq I'll .--a s-.
immediately despatched e bans
he tciufaod-- ard Sa~ thee
choice 81 Treasury drifts o. fee.
THIS i the ameunt a oar d. 6s 4
the sutIecl, and, II ttue, Gle
u such b1se canduei t,-enfs tie ~
indignation Of every man ~ba
Iea-t prelcG-inu IL haH,fast ee.
tie report b. untrue. tfaing
greater pleasure than - da lasU !
Lsar5ia IraatcrtFt.
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Happiness. An eminent meaei'
beautifully says; Tie foundation y
mesiic happiness is faith N the WIZ ,ls,s
woman, the foundation Of poftftea,. -. y,
nesS IL confidence in the lnirgn'N y !.
the foundation of all happiness ~
and eternal, ~ reliance on tue so0S
God"
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Murder teill ohf. Andre" lacessf =
tts, WHO was Indicted attic lA'e term .
Federal Court ior Mail 4 tIfrn a
charged, because lie only esdea9s
him vas hisoen confessions ttaae hRAe
rtss, was again committed % ti.e ~" E
City, on Sunday last Il scans ''@'
started home. and lad Progressed .
Davidson tcaniy, but vas 20 ta..'s
tile circumstance Of his acq1f'al' tt'
roluafqrilv confessed great deal %.
he had tn the FIRST instance. lie W. IN
diaiely arrested by MIR. sm'l, q -
connie, and brought back totYls ~ N.
lie underwent On examination before Y.
Cooke, Esq., and vas folly commute
trial = Raleigh Register.
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Death Il an Express Rider.--We learn
that a. 'he Expres, rider f5on Philadelphia
vas leaving that clly 90 Friday morning,
the horse teok lright and boIted, by which
the ndcr va thrown, aud 20 severely ~.
lared that be died shortly after. Tins bu:
too well accounts for the failure Of the En-
press Mai % that dag.
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Worthy IF Erampie.-Ihe ne~ steam
boat North Carolina ~h'chts To ply between
Il tiuinaton AID Charleston 5. &, has
presd ed every BERTH with HE PresTrver,
We are gfahhed n seein1 thr ,uapriel5rs
Of {, packets providing thalf passengers
with those uyol11b'e ARTICLES, auI h4,e 10
doubt the boats IN winch they are placed
sal command decided preference.
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81. I.nrI.. Lal No. I.

y, l.1blHt W.
Sat- House Burnt Fa~f q fit -
Library and an ne Roll and PaIlrf''a
c#ef II ne Secretary n Siatf 4 'f5 4
On Nedne -day nigh, last, tue siais 4 !
~ tie eHy Il Jefferson Nas burnt est
Except tie loss of the qaFets tire .ad
Bot small, tie house nnt bslaa eas A
than ubou, ST. ,0o0. Rtph5tea7.
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Rlmorse al Neglected Studies-"I' il
should ever iall 70 the lot u youth e perIse
these pages, SAYS Sir Walter Scott, IN his
autobiography, i" let such reader rcmem.
Der that II IS with the deepest regret that |
recoIiect 10 my manhood the opportunities II
learning which neglected III my youth /,
that tboapRheSefy part otiny literary career
| have ftll punched and hampered by ny
own ignorance and thatI would at thus no.
ment give baftbe reputation | hase had the
good fortune 10 acquire, Il, ~ doing so,
could rest the remaining part upon sound
foundation OF learning and SCIENCE"
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The Richmond Editors have iuSted a
Convention Of the Editors Of Virginia TO
assemble ~ the Capitol, on the 18th Of Jaa.
uary next
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Mr.F.o.J. Smith, of Maine whose vote

MIR. F. o. J. Smith, of Maine whose vote
m the House Of Representatives against the |
Scheme surprised Us, has
come out IN series Of letters decidedly a
rains, the "un,ried expcdleut." The fol-
lowing is mn extract from one OF them:
"Nhat honest, what consistent man among my
constituents no btcathes The air or cherises the
principles of manly freedom, when he turns his
thong hts back upon the past history OF this iden'
teal Sub Treasury Scheme, aud recalls The rela
tion m which THIS State, ard lis whole delegation
10 Congress, including myself, and his own favor
lite Administration in Washington also, have stood
to il. will be disposed TO condemn me tor having
maintained firmly and faithfully but one set at
principles, aud for having given bat Que set OF
votes upon the subject O. IT. from the earliest blrlh
al il TO the present hour let who might wheel and
vsef to accommodate themselves 10 the political
trade winds OF the day lllhere be any such man,
ct me ia frankness say To hiW, separate y YOU
desire t. political bands Which have hitherto bound
Us ,ogs,her-lfy your experiments uPon the csu'.
nerea, enterprise aud labor OF the country while
Il IL yet possible they may iolerais then' al The
expense of your consistency, and Of all political
stability: and the worst wish at nine that VII
attend YOU is, that | MAY save 1t in nay power 10
extend to YOU a helping haud, II You sinai Pc ~ a
...T...,.ft -. H., s.st..r1HFatt.
uioou = : ~, 81 .a,r r,sh
'eS " '0''' P',;''e -. f,,s,z mt
aHu u'""us ~ -. .r-.3 ,.,,ri,,,.
nc Nuo .ls ''a' X A. ..,.',r., ..r,,
IN The utter srosra,ian o adu~,rg-iu the una, er.
sal suspension of enterprise AID eommeree---'a
Toe annihllauon OF az I'oit ara nlu'uai ST.
In the nakedaoss II your harborS and the t.
80, 49, and .rastsd cof.
ooralion. .. every dspomlnaiion-.o tic dspfeet.-
ted value 81 every species Of property and iabot-
u ne gsnefal debaseoieni q your peaaia.ion' y
y sly aHa eo3'l'{ N. uoe' " - ~
81 Il, 80. IN. lanr f-fsrr,ie
Practising lrhdt goa Prca rh.-lt i Sta.
led that Nj Wall, Democratic Senator
mlnation 10 conform hls cuaduct . the
wishes Of his constituents, If he 4 formally
instructed bv the Legislature. Tue repeat.
nla themselves { III MOI t. needed. n regard
"A as tapfao,,1p, Is Instructors. lm,
! he doctrine X oar strau Laced Democrat
{r,ea} SC Z cbnond I. g8irer. III.
zen, aetarve. according Ia ~ SalS1Hlr,h
"a ...s hound 4 fgare~eui HE wishes 10 iii.
nasaA ,.hrn ,Ea i,eat..4tu.e instruct. ii..
a., l...s. N,.b.. A.. IT, III. sa I Is
himself +, look r. H. s.sas.,7n ausa5n.y
M ,bar,,b j IN to,a a4ht ID nor
.uehly CONVINCED ,4at IN I..-I..4tu5o aat8
,...,,nct..as ubeh d,d M t...y ur4 II,
a,sbes II H.. n.,ote. al IL fnn-t ole. t5a-.
,.s,,.as .....s...8 - ,,,.I.s.
:.
Hto I1sQsttCdt L tttt'tt why ~
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-Not bad. In d County Conrt iast week,
was tried suit Of tres~pass brought against
three palroliers for whipping a slave With
a-k -4ihorty: The plaintiffs counsel 1T
the course af d pretty heavy denuncation
against patroIers, observed tla', dressed
With hti.e buaf authority. ike a. aagry
ape, tbey cut such fantastic capefs before
high Heaven, as mnde the angels weep
A wa.gsh Attorney sitting bY, whispered
to one Of hls brethren, think the angels
would have been more apt to laugh at such
a likeness. Cur. Udtchman.
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The 18th ultino was passed IN prayer and
Thanksgiving in Savannah, Ca, for the good
health enjoyed by that city the past year.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-12-15

The Ball in mof,on.-An intelligent gen.
teman 20 Missouri, wrIttug to the editor Of
the Alexandria Gazette, SAYS: =" i is gene.
rally thought that great change ~ public
sentiment has taken place lately IN this
State" and that at the next election the
Democratic family will wheel out 10 the
right and left BY sections"