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TO 4 FLY.

E"ioy thy halcyon hour, poor blzzing thing,
say ENJOY it, for Ills but sl,or, at most;
Dip thy proboscis in my glass OF sling,
And share with he my coffee and my toast.
Then HE thee to some other place in haste;
The baccanaam board perhaps may suit yc
Or with the epicure his luxury taste
Or softly kiss the roseate lIp orbcauty.
But after dinner, when l claim rcposc,
C"m'nsscratc my waning health and years;
Pray do not dance jig upon my nose,
Nor hold your noisy revcls in my ears:
a host OF vampires fiapping rouud my head,
Would be more welcome. and excite less d,coJ
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district, Mo-. which seems 10 embrace tic opin.
IONS OF many III different sections OF tic country.
;, J. S.
Having travelled much over the states. l,o,I,
west and south, and having henrd much said in
fuNor of DR. Sarpington's fever pills, doberc-
Iy certify that believe there has never yet been
any medicine offered 10 th" public so eifcacious
IN the cure of icrcrs as thai which he Inn. nrn
pared. have known many Iabouring undcr f..
yer and nguc, cured III Ill, course of from "a to
a. houIs; and al! cases OF fever in which I hnvo
known ii used. II has never failed to ehcc, n GIRO
so tar as Known tome, ina shorter time than nl,y
,i'dici"c nave ever known used do there
iolc recommend it to nIl persons lalornr mnJcr
fever, as the best remedy known TO the public.
JOEL ii IIADEN.
"A fresh supply of the above valuable mcdi
cine is offered for sale at the Edgclcd Drug
Store.
April 10 I,
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RIOOk ad This!

N imported Jack DUBLIN, five wears
~ OLD: will stand at my stable. only three
miles and half west of Edeciicld Court
i'onsc' the ensuing Spring Season, and he
Jet TO mares at the following prices viz s.
me season and So 10 insure mare 10 be
with foal. In all cases where mare is
put by The insurance. the money will be
considered due when it is asccrtaincd tha,
she Is IN fonl or transferred. All possible
care will he taken to prevent accidents but
will not be responsible for any. The
season to commence the tenth nf March
and end the last of June.
w. III. MOSS.
Feb. %, 1883 ri
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Tight squccze--"Comc here, my led,
sad AN attorney 10 a boy about nine years
OF age. The boy accordingly camcand ask
cd "What case is To he tried next!" "a
case between tnc pope and tie devil; which
90 you think will gain the ac,on!" answered
the attorney. Il guess twill he n pretty
tight squeeze; the pope has the mos, money, /,
but The devil has the most lawyers replied
the boy.
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State of SOuth Carolina.
)GEFlELD DISTRICT.

Sampson k'lrrense, rs. FoREIGN ATTACHMENT
Wiley Freeman }AssuMrsIr
FENlE PlamiIln this case having. on Inc Iirh
Il day oi May. l6iS. filed his declaration IL
the Clerks Office and .hc dctcul:n, having no
wife or attorney. known to be i'm this State ,pcu
whom n copy of the said declaration may be
served: II is therefore ordered that the said de
fendant do appear and make his ,l fence within
year and IL day from the filing of the said dec
laratiem, or final and absolute Judgment will l,c
awarded to the said plaintiff.
GEORGE POPE, e. CT.
Clerks Office, May l1Ih 1853. -
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Miscellaneous.
From the Georgia Journal.

Fromthc Georgia Journal.
Mr. EdHor.-Ihc following Scrap is sc
nigh tile truth, which very seldom is told,
that you will oblise an old Subscriber, by
siv!nSu place IN your paper.
BUSY BODIES.
''Therc is 4 certain class of individuals in
every town aud village. whose creates,
pleasures consists in prying into the al
fairs of their ncighbors, and whose espec;aI
province is to promulgatc them to the worI
These disnrcrcstcd bene!ictor, of mankind
know more of your business than Won do
yourself and will relaIe TO YOU events rbot
have transpired in your own household of
which, but for their Iaudable vigilance. Won
might have remained in pcritc, Ignorance
forever. There is nothing that cscaDcs
their observation from the cellar To The car
ret The muitiiarinus transactions of ,he
Kitchen and the rhlniicarions of the lar]rr.
winch TO me ~ ere always as mysterious os
the complex doctrine OF notification, or
machinery OF steamboat, arc familiar TO
them as the presIdin- Dciics of your pors,
Kettles ana wash tubs. The most insr-
h'lcant and unmportant savings of,irawinr
rooms,arc treasured up by tn ,se indcfa,ioa-
bic busy bodies, and circulated tiirouoIou,
tho ncighbnrh0od with an earnestness wh;cl
N'' :" '''p'o thtt iIciT NcrV cXIS-
tcncc depended upon their diSsen,in,,;ons
They usurp alike the prcrosa.i,e of tl,c
chHmber- maid and hoot black! They can
tell the exact quantity OF cream and suoar
every member of your family uses in his
tea, whether you drink out of china or
Porcelain; whether you breakfast a quarter
hoiore q, or eleven minutes and half post
9"clocI:-iilcy know the dimensions Of
your coffee pot. the color of your n;cht-cnp
and can tell with the mos, uncrrins precis-
ion the number of holes in your stockings
family fcnd is pounccd upon with as
much avidity as a flock of vnlrurcs wouId
alisIit upon dead carcass. What raptu-
rous slisteuing of the eycbals mt the pros
p"ct Of sncl, a feast! woe hc unto the indi-
viduhl that falls snare to their suspiciDu
or whose character is subjected to their sur-
vcillance! Better fall inro the hands of a
highway robhcr.
a TERMEDDLER.
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disagree" The effect CT which we leave TO
fhe imagination of our readers. Something
was said about contempt of court, bm the
goodness Of the joke acted us palliative OF
The offence. Its repetition. however would
not, we presume, be safe-Newport Repub.
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.N'O OfSCc,
Not EtC.

"A IL. persons indebted to the Estate of
L { Mrs. Sarah Wise, dccrasc,,, o,y re-
qnesicd to make mnmcdiatc payment, and
those having demands to present them pro-
Ecrly attcStcd.
ENOCH B. PRESLEY.
ErccnfOr Tiih Mc UiU annexed.
March Z. 1888 ,f5
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CLOCKS, WATCHES AND
.JE EEsELAEEeY II.

NO. az BROAD STREET, AUGUsTA, GE.p,.
(Ncar the United states Hotel III sst.sa
VHNl1E Subscriber offers to the Citizens OF
d. Edgecld District and its vicinilya i,iclf
and fashionable assortment of ss!t
WATCHES, JBwELLERY, &cz
OF the lates, style and importation, consisting;
i'll part of the following Articles: "a
Gold Independent Second Watches, with s
from II to % Jcwc,s, fr;sGs
Gold and Silver Levers Plain Il full Jcwelled;
London Duplex and Anchor Escapen,enf.
Watches,
Goldand Silver l.cpine and Vertical Watches.
Ladies' rich Gold Neck Chains, new, pattern
Gentlcmcn's Gold Guart! and Fob Chuins, Z 81
Keys, Seals, Fingcr-itings Breast Pins, Ear
Rings, 5Tgss
Gold and Silver Thimblcs, Pencil Cases, Spec-
tacles. &c. &c. sE8: {:
Mantle Clocks, Flower ynscs and lIusicsI
MES.
ALSO, A-N3ss
4 GcpcsM assortment Of
SAAN Ets W. " w.,
sUCH As
SILVER TABLE AND TEA SPOONS.
SUGAR !oNGS. Sour LADIES. CAsruR AND skR
BASKETS. .CANDLEsTIcKs. SALT SPOONS d.
ALSO, E.tI[a
SUP RIOR CUTLERY
a fine assortment oi t;oGkws' ErLIorT,s and
WADE 4. iiurcnEHs RiIOES. PENKNIPES
IND SCISSORS; also II GOOD assortment or
BOWIE KNIVES and nIEK:i.
JOHN l.. MURPHY.
n. B. Clocks and WArcnrs carefully re-
paired. aud Horrnnt,d To perform we'll
Augusta, 'ia. Marrh y, ISIS tf9
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NO S(Ee.

A LII Persons indebted to the late Mrs. Be-
~ hcihland Wins. deceased are requested TO
make immediate payment, aud all persons hav
ing demands against the estate of said deceased
are requested to present ti,cm duly aticstcd.
BENJ. MINIS Executor.
Dec @, 1887 tr 4,
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State of Sos tn { aroIina
EDGEFIELD DiSTRICT.

T.. IL &. YarnaIl. vs.
3 R'r'h i!':,Ms M"15~Sh"s%r %i h. :!. Arr's""r>r
EA the fliniiii< did this day file
V iaclr declaration IN the Ollie" Of ti,.s
Court against tie Defendant who is a!,.cn' from
and without In" limits oi IT." state (s il * Sa,
and !lavng neither wife or a'Inrilcy kuown will
in the same. on whom copy al the declarations
with rule 10 plead thereto ou.!i in be- served:
II Is therefore ordered, thai the defendant appear
AMI plead to TIC SAID iccora'i"n> within wear
a''. aday otherwise final judgment will be given
and awarded a"ipS, him.
GEORGE POPE. G. C.r.
Clerks Office Dee. T. 1887 dan fl
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Rde'g'HGrEL.

VEHilE Notes and Accounts Of DR.. James
z Spann deceased. have been left with
MIR. II. l.. JcilrrS. in Hamburg. All per-
sons indebted to DIR. Spamn are requested
I" call and pay Mr. Jeilers, who is authorized
t"'rcccivc the money; and those having
demands against The Estate will please ren-
der Them To him. T.. SPANN,
March &c, 1883 If s 1am.fr;r.
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@M!oetie {ohetess.
TAsSO'S PRISON SONG.

1ASOC - hlSoN SONG.
BY MRS. CRAWFORD.
Farewell, ye myrtle howors,
Elysian haunts Of love-
Ye garlands of sweet flowers,
For Leon0ra wove!
Farewell dear liberty.
AS love itself supreme
Hope has no gift for mc;
Aud mem'ry shadowy dream.
Like moonlight shed OH bcauty's tomb,
Bu, coldly lights my prison gloom.
Yc walls where madness dwclls,
And mindless beings rouse
The echoes Of rude cells,
Yc witness Tasso's vows,
Dear cause of all The tears,
That wash my CALLING chain
OF all the wrongs Of years,
That cloud my heart and BRAIN
Sweet mistress of my thought, and fate
Dost thou not pity Tasso's fate!
Oh! bring my cypress dear
To bind my captive Tyre,
And Let my deep despair
Thrill every trembling wire.
Come, wi!iins harp, awake.
Beneath thy masters touch,
And tell how hearts will break,
That love hath troubled much:
How, by our warm affections, VIC
Throw of this cold mortality.
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DE UGS, OILS, Sc.

vH%liE Subscribers respectfully invite tho n,
tcnti"n OF Merchants. Planters. Physicians
and others to their la, Stock of
FRESH MEDICINES.
o'fs Of "H hinds, Paints, Dye .StuD$,
"mdo'o Glass, Brushes, SC. &c.
AT THEIR SronEsIN
HAM BURG AND AUGrSTA
ihcm supply is heavy, their assortment good
and their articles fresh
Dealing entirely with the manufacturers or
originm Importers, they can sell their "oods
as low as any house ntlc Southern Couutyv.
Please call and examine
Our Stor" IN llambnr. is next to III. l.. Jrr
rERs ~ Cos. In Augusta, opposite to BEAlI.'s
or SrovALL's Ware Houses
KITCHEN Il. ROBERTSON.
WILLi,n X. KITCHEN
+. Nj. Robertson. NJ. ID.
December q. 1897 bt5
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State of South Caroliia.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
s I'm THE COMMON pLE1.S.

David QUITS. vs. ATTACHMENT,
Ia William Drum. AssUMrsIr
YHNHE Plaintiff in this case having this day
IL filed his declaration in the Clerks Oilicc
aud the DeIenda,t having 10 Wife or Attorney
known to he IN this state, upon whom a copy
OF the said declaration may he served There
fore ordered, thai the said defendant do arpcar
and make his defence within IL year and :, .Iay
from The filing OF the said drclara,iun, or final
and absolute Judgment will he forthwith, uwar-
:dcd to the said Palniit.
GEORGE POPE, c. c.p.
Clerks Office, Edgeiicld, May IT, 1888 Is
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Pcratsshsery.
A SOLOGNE. in sinall bottles. assorted sizcs
~ Hermitage Extract, Florida Water,
EsS. Cinnamon, OH of Cloves
Fancy Perfume Walls,
Bears Oil. Kcphali,.
n. Smith Pre.'iss' Saponacious Com
pound FaGcy Soaps.
Naples Compound Sha. ing Soap. &c.
just r"Ceis cd ard for sale bv
NICHOLSON x PRESLEY.
April II. If 10
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Ntate Of South Caroline.
ABBENIi.LE DISTRICT.
IN TIE COU.NDN PLEJS.

Fair. W. 'ofei"h A''aciiincnl,
Park 4 Fowler. As~"mpsi'.
Wa lIERlAS the Plaintiffs did this day file
w their declaration in The Gl,icc OF this
Court, against the Defendants. who are absent
from and without the limits of tins State, ias il j.
sni,D and having neither Of them Il wife or 4 tor
ney known within the same, on wl,on Il copy of
the declaration with r,,c TO plead thereto, olis!t
To be served: II is therefore ordered. th, The ID,
PENDANTS do appear and plead 10 The said dccIara
ton, wllhina year and day. otherwise final and
Judgment will he "vem aud awarded against Them.
JAMES WAKDI.AW. c:c.r.
clerk oiiicc, Nov ". lS.H dau i3
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State o! South Carolina.
tBBENILLE DISTRICT.
~ IIiE CO.N!ION Pleas.

V!lalTc Spr0uII, Admir- Of
0""y Jane. 4; ,'''H'" n"nai Ife" vs. AsssSrs'r
"a VIE Plant II in this ca-" having, on the
E 2o,h day OF March. Isl, filed his ,lecln.
ZION IN my Office ard tie drt,,ndnn having no
wife or attorney, known 10 he ia this STATE unou
whom a copy OF The declaration. with sncrial
order OF the court endorsed thereon. can b. Scry
cd Therefore ord, red. lla, the sad james Do,
all do appear and make his defence within n
year and day from the filing of the Il. cIaraton
as aforesaid, "r ii! aiaud absolute Judgment will
be forthwith given ana awarded against him.
JAS. WARDLAN, C.c.r.
Clerks Office !th Any 1888. II
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RssisiHl, Enaas3cc3.

HtST Received fresh supply Of INDIANS
CD FANACEAa' tho Edgriic!d Medicine Storesr
Edgcc!d G. III April 3, ISJs 9u s
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NO EEGE.

a III. Persons indebted to tho late Chris
tlan ilrcitliaupt, deceased, are rcuy ST
T." I" make Immediate payment. And ell
persons having demands against the estate
OF Said deceased arc requested to prese Mt
them duly a,tcstcd
JOHN BiUSKETT, Easor.
TfH. -. 3-tf
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JOHN SAPPINGTON.
SALINE County. Missouri

Fricc SSI 3Opcr box.
N"nhcr'c>S certificates of this medicine, have
hcen tcn'irrcd, bni have ihouoht iii ,oinScr, ON.
" the following from IN" Rev Jocl II. Indcn
Register OF th" I.and O!iicc for Il >nrirs FinII
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Domestic News.
fTom Mr Souih Cnr0iini0a.
GOV. RtTLF;RS REPLY.

We commend to the ;ittc,,,ion of The rco
! der, the following excellent lc,,cr or III.
f.xcclIcncy Gov. BuriEn. in reply T.. ,bc
Petition in behalf of Nazareth ,iUru. con-.
Vic'cd Of tie murder Of /; negro Loy. Jt
does honor. alike to hi, head, aud his hcor,
10 his exalted station, too, and his Stat.
If there be any abolition slnmlcrer or m.
Sonih. NOT entirely hcNond the rcncb ,,t
shame, he must surely feel it on rcndn"
the last paragraph, which we are conG,lcu,
VIII Ind pr"npt and generous RESPONSE
~ Inc bosom of every intelligent slave
holder.
We would here say a word ON the sub
Jrct of the p0r,ioniHo po,rer. bur m,,s, ,J,.rrr
II Tor want of room.
10 ne SheriD Of Richiund Dist. S. c..
EXECUTIVE OFFICE, CoIuMuI,
~, October. 3iltI,, I'S:}S.
he petition Of sunlIy citizens. i'm hr.
hall OF Nazareth Allen. convicted of ,nnr
der, at the fall term of the Corrt oc G;,.,.r
al Session, &c. for Richand Di,rrict is
received.
In exercising the delicate responsibility
attached to my office, it is ,,ii1icul, I'M,
imperative duty 10 discriminate sterulv be.
tween the real merits of the case. and ,b,
weight of personal sympathy which ocn.
orally bea,s upon it, through piry for ,hr
unfortunate. The number and respectn
billty of the petitioners cnmn0, alter the ma.
ture ot The facts, nor can the unotlici 4 and
irresponsible prayer of the Jurpncn, in nv
Judgement, he permitted to reverse The
solemn verdict Of the Jury. The case Is
undeniablv clear. Of Deliberate, or rather.
wnn'on homicide. Thr plea for mercy
is the extreme youth of the convicted pri,-
onrr. The only comsi,i, ration, ,ha, .;ves
weight To this plea, is the hope. uf amend.
'ncnt IN the future career OF an u,fnrmcJ
character, with the prnba ilirv of Il 81,
''ry impression having been already c!f.c
ted on Il mind nm yet ,lcpravcd. II viii
add I" THE affections of the unliapuv sur.
l"rer. hy detailing the features of hi, ease
which have compelled me to the. rcluct,,,
coar.ueinn. that these C. nsiticratious ,,r-
no hr applied TO him. The Laws of S,uIh
taroiin:, make nn ,l:s.inriiou in coscs or
Deliberate murder, whether co,nr,i,,rJ on
u alnch man, or IL white man: anJ ,ci,h.,
can !. an not Il law max. r, bur Tin. Ex.
ccu'ivr oiliccr "I the laws 0irrudv mnJ,..
hni 'sn>i not act on Il disiinc,iu,, which
the Legislature ni.ht have made. and h,.
not thought fit 10 make.
Thai 'hc rri;nc of which the prisoner
~inn'!> convicted. was COMMITTED aro;,.,
"uc "t IN Inferior grade in sorir,v !. :,
reason Tor hcI'. especially cau,iou> of in.
trrctpiin" HE lu,t severity of Tie law
lhl~ c'i>s at onr population. are s,.bicc,.J
t" n> us well for their protection. =, orr
advantage. Our rights, in regard to,i,cu
nr" n"I more imperative. than their du,ies
and, The institutions which, for wise ,nI
necessary n r"d>, have r"n'rr"I then, pcru-
iiariy dependent. al r,,' p!".!y. The Inv.
- ~ 10 l'"nI, H.c.'i .'i>. = friend >.
protector.
The PRAYER of IT, petitioners is no,
granted. PIERCE y HuTLGH.
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SAVANNAH, Nov. 8

oAVANNAH, Nov. 8.
Late From Fioridu.-By the steamer
New York. Capt W Nright, arrived v,s,sr
da irom Garey's Ferry, we have re,.c;wnd
'hc following from our attentive corres-
pondcnt;
foHT iiARLEE, (E. F.) Oct. 30.
W. "''"r-acc"mpanyins this, | send
you copy oi general order, auuou,,.;,,,.
t"c disposition Of the troops for tho 90 .,
pr"aci'lnS campaign, and extracts r,.,r.,,
'e'ers received from Two officers of sr.".
intelligence. e'eat
Aiti"uS h Gen. Taylor feels verv co,e
dent that hr can bring the war to, ,i"
ny n"gocIation, yet he is unw iIlino y,
inc WHY savage; and his arr rrauyemcn,s US. Us"
beng made with a view to avail h;,,'"'c
OF the assistance offorce,s IS bouLI !, ho c',..,,
necessary. ouuo
ie'ter from friend at Tamno Raw :.
received, giving the hest news ever va, %
ccivcd; and his authority i, of the 6;oba,,
'''"e' lie says, "a number of Tallab,s
scs. ana Scn'inoics proper are hrre. c.''s'
-" I" &o) III families. Among the,n ~
"c-ti'l"cko-E -EuIa,hla, the nrin,. r,;,'
',':r OF lbe TalIahassccs, and the r,,';,'.
Dr'' Emh'hla. king nf that hand
Scv:';u MINOR chiefs are here: and , ~,
cIpal sub chief Of the Micasa,:k;ns. ,a., @
CooNa lustcnugSce. was recently in .,nI
gave very reasonable aud t,vorablr ,o,,.
Tic has since sent ina runner. 10 en-, ~.
by The fail of this muon he will Ie 10,
with il number Of his people, nor m an
on a.a'n: Sam Jones is very sick. and
perhaps 10y this time. dead, and his na.'
PIE are on their way to this place. (Tamno,
lie sent IN :. runner to Gotta, (Alliraror,s
step SOM 1" say. that he would m.ks :,
large li'2 down the bay. when Corzo m,s,
80 ont and meet him and then csror, ,;.,'
IN here Should Sam mes come in or
a'c. the long agony isavcr. You perhans
hhnw' that have never been sanyuinr.
perhaps less :" han any officer in Flor;da,
h"' now think matters more favorahIe
.s'an they have ever been before. and
confidently expect ,n see mos, of al; ,hnso
now ON, on hoard ship, perhaps earlier
lhm March or April.
The above is highly gratifying 10 Con
ernl Ihyl"r. and confirms ali his favorable
an'icipa'ionS of The early settlement Of ,b;s
internal war, lie has succeeded in shin
pm" every one "fthc Apalachicola Indians
(ah"u' 2Si-Say 90 uarrior>) and this is y
most 'mporiant point gained. twill have
very strong influence on The main poin,.
'i"n. Tnylor's grand talk, according TO all
MS arrangements. is tor lake place al Tam
pa Bay, on the 9Th November.
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From tie Hasiinyior Cb,Du;cy,


O>IrEb STATls H,>h.-I, i ,r,,,.
'a"Sh""it I" witness the iuuIuuyrcs nj
inc orIosiIion relative to the above nnprJ
Institution. During the last session Of
NohSces, when The Fc.icraii>ts, believing
.ie "itS was their own, and the Democrat
lc parry would be The minority party. q l..
states Bank was indi>p, n,ahly necessary
Tor The business waits of the country.-
:" ihou' it, nothing of consequence could
DC done. The wheels of Government
must stop. Commerce must dwindle iuto
ins'snllrancc, the currency must consist of
'rredeenasle Shin -plasirrs. The exchanges
would bc thrown into the utmost con;u
si"H, agriculture would anguish. the work
inS classes would suffer for bread. and OK.
trem' drsli'uIlon, misery and wrcrchcdncss
would cover the whole land with mourn
InS. But now. wonderful indeed are the
Changes Tor the bcucr. Soon after tho.
cicciionln Missouri, Noah discover, d thar
United States Bank was not of such
paramount importance To The salvation of
The country, but that il might possibly he
dispensed with. After the Maine ccc-
ton, all doubts OIL the suhicc, were rcmoy
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section; and that it dii ii,avowcdlyi in this in
stance, ui"ke all the rest OF the uniun tr,b-
utary to tho deed! Let US be wurped how
we ever again lodge such power in an in
s'"ution' SO ioreign TO IT'S III its feelings and
SO uhcottroilnble III its power. The cx-
chanScs were cqualizcd by il; bat these
very exchanges were the letters, in which
'ney bound you. with glittering, but ser
vile chains. Located at the North, it
made itself the heart OF the commercial
system, and throughout the exchanges,
lis arteries drow ip il tie wealth and
resources OF tho Union. Tho pnbIic
d"rosites swclled these currents, aud
secured to 1t the immense profits il re-
aii"ed on this siSnn,c monopoly. Re
in"rsciessiy has the Government taxed Won.
nut more rcmor,clcs>ly has its tax gath
crcr. the Bank, ground you in tho c0lcc-
tion. In ll years, the President admits.
IT drew from the South and South Yves,
in specie, S2=:.523.3c7 81, for the Mother
Bank, and the Branch at New York. and
s"ni back only SoO7. 172;' while ut one
operations, they LOANED to New York, So
ool.ooo "f specie, to sustain her tradc.
The time have already consumed, and
'haf winch must yet employ, forbds inc
to trace nll the details. by which this fatal
'u''N' '''c" ds IL was ny inc uilculhi anu
UNJUST cNHctions of the Government, un-
dcrIhIned your commerce.. until it persisted
almost into nothing, and transferred il, and
'Il IT'S profits. to It's own people, aud its
own section. They have Lrcn powerfully
developed hy an ADLER hand; and would
rricr all who desire I" prosecute this in
qn'ry: to report made by The Hon. Fran
CTS Mallory of Virginia, To the Convcnriuu
Oh Merchants ni that STATE, assembled iu
Rcsli1ond.las, wiutcr--a dDcumcnl abm,uJ
lnS IN statistical Information. drawn from
authentic sources, and placed in the most
Instructive Light
SO" Report of Committee ofIIn,rsc of Rcp.
rcscntaiivcs, lo;;2, pages 2L3 10 Us.
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sidered, as, they arc pennetis ssin 5a candid
and impartial spirit. conirolled ysno per-
sonal nor party feeling, and guided by II
deep sense Of public duty, and regard for
the welfare of tie country. OGfh1 concur
rence ol our political friends Nc canno,
doubt 30 Tar as wo have. 6cen able to
consult them. they decidediy asfpe, with
us ana we trust our new allies, and espe-
c'a''y our opponents at theES0uib, will
ponder long and well on them, ere they
nnhappny commit themselves against
.hen. Ia Gods name lei MOI he South
, ne forever divided, especiallys in a 1natter
Iike 'his' so apparently ceafaid sunuues-
!"'n"o'e-so vital and importail-invov
ing every thing dear to us asasffee people.