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q TkE undersigned. in behalf Of The tsr 0ate Pilots,
John Mc1sId. Bsssmis LsIis snd Henry Quincy. p.
eSsSx ss. E. d:
mt asd coming on board the Hurgate Pilot Boat Hornet No.
ana rendering their aid and nansssg their sympathy
net was badly wounded while she answering the salute
Of The Wasp Their actions will Re remembered by the
rho. u Hnr Gate. jySlt. ALBERT MASON
THOMAS ID. CARR NTE MS Exchange Office,
baak Checks New Orleans, Mobile, and all the
southern and western cites. Renances OF southern and
the lowest prices and their drafts sic for
proce~ds Uncuept money Gscoualed the lowest
Lsmbermans BaRk notes discounted. jysit
OS1-On Friday, 10th inst the oomngdale Road,
his his uader jawhad when lost a collar
on his neck marked Wm X 0ason Savannah. Any person
fdiHg the above described deg WILDE suitably rewarded by
leaving him Washington Hall Broadway jy3I-lwa
- white, with large liver coiored spots, long brown
short legs and strongly bHhad short white cord when
left around is neck Whoever will Tetua him No Is We
sey st shall be literally rewarded. iy5-St~
BA HGAIN For sale chea o. 4 maui featuring Con.
"A fsctonsry establishment where there is good Of
trade Wholesale retail which with the Ice and
Soda Water first rate business dose considering the very
small otcapts reqsired. The stock very low and
will be sod positive bargain for cash only The work.
mes &c can be retained and may become prac
y acquainted with The business In fsw weeks For
of address apply No. "A Murray ST. jy5l.A
suPEsI6& aG G fTYYNiKsS susseebsI
has established Cake, Pasu and Canoy Store No.
1913 Canal street. and begs leave Inform the public
will every exertion give g-ner satisfaction He takes
orders for parties and his Wedding
Cakes as superior article. Boston Cream Cakes Kisses,
and variety OF other cakes fresh day. Ase, fancy
'3SsEf and HeUs I af'f
nH. III. III. HIGB u ELS KHMED FO Il CON
Dsump i'm Coughs Coles, Asthma Whoopiag Cough Drop
Ft k~ fsbAot vrA Hnftk nktns.- In
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G5 MRS. BIRD, Midwife and Female hysician, has re.
32 Rawery one door Beecker street,
ladies accommodated with board, pleasant furnished
roems attendance during their confinement
Nj Bird continues be consulted all diseases incidental
offemales. Advice gratis. mvs-Sms
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Office of the North Amerioas Trust and Bankng Company,
No. rs Hall street. Nerc York.
~ AT meeting of the Board Of Directors this Compa-
n.y. held at their Wednesday, Jay lsh 1885, The fol-
lowing officers were elected -
JOSEPH D. BEERS. President.
MYNDERT VAN SCHAICK, Wise P esident,
WALTER NEED. Ca, hier,
jy25.1w DANIEL ". TYLEE, Second Cashier
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-09-25
Notice ~ Agents Of the United
States Insurance Company Of

Notice to Agents Of the Umftefl
states Insurance Company Of
the city OF New York.
EENHE Agents Of this COMPANY, residing IN
Il this and other States, are respectfully
noti6edthat their respective Cash subseri6.
tons TO the stock, are required to be paid At
the City Bank in this city on or before The Isl
dag Of .Illzy nert--there to remain subject 10
the order Of the Directors. Those who wish.
to increase their apportioned amounts can do
so, either by cash payments, or secured BY III.
STATES, State or Bank Stock which are above
par. Persons residing IN the inland cities and
towns of this OF any other State III the Union.
who may be disposed to secure to themselves
or tr any friend the permanent agency of this
company for the purposes Of Life and Fire In
surance, are informed that by taking, $1,000 to
$1,000 Of the stock, n cash s1bscriptions
themselves, or by obtaining that amount
among their friends, they VIII thereby be emit
tied to the permanent agency Of the company
for the county wherein they reside: and can
probably make from $500 20 $500 4 wear
commissions, or 20 per cent. on the amount
OF premiums they EeeeiVesmore or less. The
business OF the company at present Is con-
hnedIto Marine Insurance. The bin for the
amendment Of the charter, whereby to Obtain
the additional privilege for Fire Insurance.
was reported tavoafably at The last sesrion
of the Legislature, and the apnts;eSf;s,
for life and Frs Insurance PRIVILEGES y-iiIl
be renewed d January next, and NJ exeT-
tons win Be spared TO secure both. Abort
100 agents have already been esfa bl;shel -
Marine insurance u al the principal
VINO wlll also Be authorized Is msks ire ms,
rance as soon the charter IS amended,
which lVlll Be IN January next Wilh tbe
WIDE distribution Of the stock and The aree
amount Of annual fel which VIII be re-
celyed ~ the comp sag fer one million and 4
nan At the loves les. che stock a mot
but comm high ice and there 4 IS
doubt butt FliI ag q. egest Of Twelve Der
per ann ana Il IL probability Over twenty
I'VE cent. etg agent b
VII olge lnsrqc tons II 6
and 81 40 one u -.
wi 81 Sc allowed C take t4re s.f
Qe over <l ~
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Parsg,s Geor1phy,
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His, Pkelps Philosophy,
ID Chsniisi
iictcoc Ge66g -
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OF THE
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a Semi .nlOnthlH Journal,
n DCHEt"NtOItlIELy VV1''l7-''
DeUOteCE to polite Literature ca
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1 - -
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DeUOted to polite Literature Gnf
Useful lhteIlis eHCG.
"HE Subscribers contemplate PUbKS
II in the City of Augusta, paper IA
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full history in advance of the coming
cation, IN which an that could be desired
It's patrons is promised, and by which elP1
tations are raised, such as are seldom Teasa
But we trust the public have experienced
truth OF this remark, too often. 10 regard &C
cusslon Of the merits of our journal, By
as any inducement TO its support. la
this view of the matter, we shall contents
selves with brief statement Of the lnteE1
OF the N RRoR, preferring rather to res {
claims to patronage upon the merits Of TIE p
per ITSELF than upon the strength Of As'
promises.
The MIRROR is designed to be szclasTs{i
LITERARY JOURNAL, and viii contan foFl,
'ales,-Essays-Select Moral ReStlg--r
gricultural and Scientific Intelhgenee-EO;r
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CONSTITUTION


" DTNITI u --Il-7ll7'--l ? =
AZ rsUissd II conDeati0n, o. he 26th
SGy Of Oeto5sr. a. D. 1882.
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= ON the Athcnrum & VIsltet.
MARRIAGE By LOTTERY.

What have our nnvelisis been dong
whoa lIls anecdu,e was waiting for llem!
Charies Theudnrc D'EsiainvIlle fIuud
hmsr.l, al twenty one. walking IN tie
Gardens Of the Luxembourg wahauI the
smallest CON- of the realm ~ his pocket.
lie was = subaIteEn IN a reglmen, Oi hus-
sars, had served IN tie last yesgs oil Ma
pnheon, aud had received two sligEi
wounds, two crosses, aud was IN a lar
way a. become a iicid-marshal. whcu
Charles the \. was s,ni iai1 exile, aud
two thirds OF has regiment was put ap"h
iHlI ply. Charles was among the Ia"
third /; Tie world was before htn, and wuh
tNea,y Napoleoas, a handsome figure,
AMI a hundred talents, he cane. IS est.
~ FrencHmenl dues, on The litst "pp"r.
fanny u PAus. Paris IS ao'uso0@Iy the
GENRE III tre world. III: para Ise 0i w".
mm aul wis. the region al curnA",-
meuI, aud tie s.,nt where every pleasure
Is To b. hId ~ the InWysI ;Tlca. Std;,
C,en IN Pars, men cannot 1--we upnn al',
ana Charles lmnl has twenty NapHle0us
TapIity diminishing. Oh curse Il Is 10
be presumed that he was nui w'saoIt cx.
prdients; what Frvuchmau ever vas! and
Ca4iics. br,ihaut, Young. and buoFan',
uled every expedieni natural tn mAn ni
gcHIGs. lis first was 10 ascertain lhc
tenderness uf hear, and weight OF purse
TAT was 10 be Iouai amnng tie hcIrcssGs.
Among his own cou"irywoman he found
the tenderness of heart in grea, album
Ounce, bu, the purse remarkably i'sAt--
smiles never Eel any man, and sIghs were
aversion. lie next tried the English
hewesses. bu, The day for captures there
were past; the LADIES' might he tender,
ani the name uf Chevslier, Marquis. or
CUNT, was irresistible by the daughters
Of Irish Earls aud London traders; but
The Irish ladies' having nothing hut Their
blood, were Determined To sell II dear,
and Instead ol Said settlements in France
f,r imaginary estates at hume; aud the
lair daughters ul trade were 81 watched
by hldeous aunts and herculeaa brother:
that the game was not worth the candle
Rouge Ell noir was next tried. Fortune
Smiled for one nigh, o. her new vo'ary
and lruwned for two; the Napoleans wen
down Iaster and faster, unul at length The
last pnlrail Of the grand humme was tin
solitary tenant Of The purse Of Charlie
Theodore D'Eslainvllle. 1t was this DIS
cnvery tina, had sent him Ia mediate II
the Gardens nf the Luxembourg, plea
SAINT place for the las, walk of desPa'rIn'
lovers; and the demi sole, where he ha'
his choice Of walking hundred yards l.
the right aud blowing out his brains IN
disturbed Of man, or hundred yards L
The left, and pl"ngins into Ihc Seine. &C
envdlns u tie native style, IN the mids
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From he alexsndria Gsze'ts.
MORE THREATS!

Appearances in favor nf peace and quiz
einess At Washington. are any thing but
favorable. We are inErmrd N times ~
rxulIsliun. by the Globe. that message
had prrn recently senl % Mr. Ilsy oy
nne If tie adaini.irsii,n Senators, which
u russ, will have lhr desired effect 81
making him mir. Clay mere cirrnnl-
sprcI iirreaIIer''-and u significantly adds
that &" au.,,her outbreak" an hrs tAlr.
c.. part Z" might cost more Bi.DoD-
SHED. aud we shalt MA provoke q by
murr par ieuIar notice." The cause 81
Ibis message aud him j. some alleged OBJ
srrsa,Inn made by Mr.. Clas lev DAYS
sgn upon having his seal--cnnstrueu az
To " an insult, IL the msjarIiy. coapled
y ith hlastll.my." Dr., all ni when 10
probably entirely ficufIms ~ grossly exc
aggeraird. Bat We would direct public
.'irni ~ In the really dreadful Stale OF
ihngs ~ Washington. ahen Sena'or 70
Threatened " iih ell IL lhr field. and the
iaci tr"mE~ied IL he world by The CO.
seruinrnl official j.nrnal--eonpled with
All lnimatlnn that BLOOD shall be made
I" q Nv. Il m"re cIrcumspeeIion u not
used. Do the satellites oi power think
they can lr,ghIen Henry Ciayi They
mistake their man.
l.rt II he recolecied, ino, that these
men WIN are n"w threatening Henry
Clay with deadly attack. are The very
Gra WIN ha~ lei most loudly over the
mart, r,l"rn "G Clls,!' We much mis-
Ike pubiIc sentiment u this article IN the
t;i"br dn n", rxrne universal disgust and
rel rrhcHs an.
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SONG FOR THE iru JULY.

SONG FOR THE Urn JULY.
An- Star sPaasisa Baaasr
To lhs ssees Haa spoke. - tie Haroas Mis-
bsd.
To las aay and he deed EaAs ihe harF
siiiaes 81 eio'.i
l., 'hr saag Of tie Fansom'd remember The
dead.
Aaa rhs,nasas 81 the eloquen. Lallaw the
rinFys
o. tie boars ofii.e hold
b ibat story lr' g told.
AnI thsIr neatly on rsme's rOidea table en-.
rplrJ.
Who On Freedoms green HIS
F.esdam's hannrr uniaa.'I,
AL the b.,co, lie raised that gave light 10
tie NuslA.
Twas rsr US aud our children, to conquer OF
die,
Ualasp,eI they sioud Mhls ihs var storm
bI'sl Ger .hem;
Zach h'ads dew a ,auGdeIbolt ioWn from tie
kAY.
I'll ihr f,sraea sart'a pale. aal wee misa.
esud bsl,,ss them
Thea lrom Lrbcrty's bsad,
Meat shout ibrougt ,he land.
A, The ralab.s OF peace Iae.r i-'s Heritage
srsaad.
Aud Ihe banner Freed, IN,
o. rt,de was ualsI!'J.
And The beaeoa fire ra,ssd Ih.t gaze I'eli TO
u.s.. the world.
They are conc. mighty men. AID they sleep in
their fame.
Shall We ever forge, themi o.! neser, no
never!
L., our sors learn from US to embalm each
great name,
And tile anttem Sud down, "ispEFEsp'
IHcG FoREsEE!'
Nsae' NgA,; harp aad tongue.
K<yp tie tbsne ever young,
Let lLru f.me 'hsoush 'ao log line Of ages be
,u1s-
WACO, Fsesi,m's green hills
FgeeIom's baaaer uau:,'4,
And The beac III Tres ra,sed tia, gave light 1"
lle wo"!.
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HEAR ROTH SIDES.

NV feeble efarls IN hriler The cur
rsnry have mi hern in vain; | leave this
people free. prosperous and harPy.-
JarLsoa's FarfufN Address.
1.-The UnIled STATES Is IN immediate
danger II being rendered unable I" dis
charge wlih g"ad faith and prnmPti,uhe.
,he rarisus p.euh,ary obligations 81 tie
tiosernmeni.'.--Tan Bursn's NessGgs
0fMe lOfh uii.
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ileraiion-. we are led irresisiibiy . tho
The conclusion lhai IL no event ran Ten
nessee xnlr lar Mr.. Van BURN in prefer
rnne 20 any composition. 81 any hing.
Ike respectable Professions.
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The number Of Ii, es losthy s,eamh "a,
accidents IS truly appalling. In less than
three years 1t is romputel tina, alb .ut
Is" th'"s'nl pc snns.hase thus suddenly
been hurried TO their graves. The Ma.
ii nal Gazette saws. that dur ng the wear
1896, upwards Of III ee hundred aid fitv
wtr@ thus cut IF; IN 1897, six or seen
hundred met their deaths in the same
way; and thai alie,dy within the six
months OF 1888. quite thousand, or near.
~ that number, have been thus killed!
AT the same ratio what will not be the
startling result before the year is endedi
And is there no remedy fos all tb:ss
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TIE Lamar Famiiy.--Ii is said the
Lamar family, lbs, ~ the Pulaski. were
all gH"s I" England in The G:rea, Western,
!" see The C"r"naIin of the Brush Queen.
The Young Lamar that survived. ha, gone
RATING mad. aud his contl,,lun draws more
strangely an "nr sympathy than lf he had
persisted amid The waves thai closed on
his Kindred. Ill.,.
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The ttft i. Of The Sub-rreasury Bill
has been h1,ed with r,j,,clus in every
:, cuon oi Cm,un Sd fsr as heard from.
Scarcely a murnur in any quarter, II we
except TIE GnteEnment press. tie Prrs;-
denI's i,vorle Journal, the Globe, is heard
az lus, rs late. l. has gone 10 the "Insph
"i the Capulets." w,thnuI tears and with
oui mnurntrs. There are but few So
poor as 10 10 reverence" To It's memory.
The great body a! the Van Buren, party,
themselves, we sincerely believe have
no rrgrc;s to pour uul over It's grave.
They had no strong attachments for
the ,neasme-,!rcaLrd The effects of lis
Enthusiastically prayed loo lis defeat
yet were induced, fnm Ia'y c"nsi-
dcraGons, /" ,Irid splrulrss support, or
IL reffa,u lron o,.cn Condemnation. They
we are satisfied are becoming tired of
- experiment s." They feel. as well as
we, that The Sab-rreasury scheme was u
measure which would not answer the
PURPOSES for which i, was designed-lhat
It would moi do Tor the settled policy Of
The counuy-lhat it would not bring the
country on, Of its present chaotic state,
aud restore il Ia that setIlrd Condition and
high state Of prosperity in which il was
before the rulnous experiments were
forced upon 1t.
Aud they, as well as we, know how
this cad might be- altained; --bu,. after
their blind aud iniuriale course against
our panacea, medicine which has alway
worked well, aud kept the body pullnc
in sound, healthy and vigorous state,
they are ashamed. unlike magnanimous
men and true parlniS. IL come out and
acknowledge neIr error aud The virtues
uG our medicine. Truth, however, Is
now about t. uver,ake error. A shOr
time, and all will be well again.
JTrginia Free Press.
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Huhin Tie precincts Of the Palace.-
Peter Force is reelected Mayor Of WASH
ing,nn. Mr.. Force is a Printer and a
Wing,
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Tie Bariags.-ihe foundation or tho
I"riu"es al t'ns EUgllsh house were laid,
IN 1898, " hen William Bingham. Senator
from nnsyivania. by his influence with
tie Execumve. procured Tor his son-in-
law, Mr.. Alexander Barring, the agency
Of the Uniied States government in iis
munIsd Transactions with England. The
same nilI'nce, also gave them the
business al the United STATES Bank, when
thai was chartered, au,l from The immense
commissions they have received from
these s"ucrs. aud tie confidence which
in consequence has been generally repos-
ed IN them. has flowed their wealth.
Alexander Barring, who acted as the
senior member Of the house for more than
80 years. who married Mss Bingham. of
PniIalelphia. and " ho retired from the
house IN 1928, with fortune ~ upw ards
al two millions Of pounds It Ring. nnw
lmd AShharion---a peer III the Realm.
We thus see, says the New York Star.
that few acuve young men OF humble
origin rum ExeIer. in The cnunly Of
Drv"nshire. I've. by Tie influence they
possessed through the great mnneyrd
operations oT The American government,
and people. M, only advanced themselves
10 Immense inrIunes, hut 10 slistlpuised
marks nf honor aud favor from their
Sovereign.
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.Sd'aries in Trras. The salaries paid
g. tle pul.iic "fIisers in ! exa~. are a. inl-
i"ws--i'n the President $4,000; Wee
President. $4,000: Secretaries Of Stale.
Treasury. War. aud Navy. 50 500 racn.
Postmaster Grneral. -. 600: Chief Clerk
IN lh"se depart nrnis, 81 800 each; Cong
'roIler, Second Auluor and Treasurer,
50 500 each: Enn,nis-innet of the Ger
trd I.1nd Ole, 81, 600: Ministers Pie, i.
p"irnIary. SI,500 uuttit. aud S5.u0O per
annpm each; Secretaries oil Legation,
$1,000 eaciii Attorney General, SO 500.
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4 - AsAA@EAiA anu ANafarS DC.
gan TO think that he had trusted lie Jew
lnn iAf--ba' what cOIii he be robbed NJ!
sli, be mlshi be sold % the surgeons.
: Tie iiea vas nIl The most agreeable: and
ne east glaRee upon the Jews motions,
with lail resolEe. ii he saw any lrssche-
~. 10 iY on him and slraugle him Oh the
spot. hut tits Valnr MAS unnecessary;
the Jew simply touched bell, he ,lonr
, "peard, and Ia his assunishmenl he found
himself IN suite 81 r1oms furnished with
tie utmost magniiirenee. Splendid car
pets. glIded iautemls, costly pictures met
ihe eye every where. and al the end Of
iiie sniie. m a room Of sIill more exqui-
size prnp"Tlians ~! furniture, a table
was laid with . luxurnus supper. You
'hink all this." said the Jew. smiling,
- rather odd inr n seller nl bnn-bons. buI
'ii. IS lie rasiom Of my people: We thus
make up for The troubles Of our day and
tie scorn Of The geniiles. Nov. 10 sup
per and 10 business"
Three or four dUmeslics: evidently lie
hEews. in showy lircIIes. attended at Ia,
Die. Oa their retiring Ihe plan was con
siFncled. The Jew exhibited his extent
oil that mysterious correspondence which
c0nneis tie chIldIen Ui Abraham with
each other throughout the world. The
lottery vas arranged, snI the night was
concluded In discussing tie moi less a.
gFeea5le topics ol the v'nIages of France.
SPAN, aud Italy. Chsrlrs made but iwn
reserves. One was uf ticket In be sent
10 EuPhrasla aud the other stipulation
i"T hiGsc!i. that IN ease the drawer Of the
prize should not strike hLs ias,s, or be
should not strike hers. the profits of The
lottery should be deyided between them.
and the parties be free. In two months
Ihe ten thousand tickets were sold at a
Napoleon piece. The drawing lonk
place. In lew aflcr, the fair Euphra-
sia was waited upon by handsome wi
dow, enbonpoinI, who came in her own
equiPage. Save my life. mademoisrl-
IL" sand she; " sell ne the lottery ticket
IA your possession" Euphrasia had re-
criVed tile ticket. but utterly unconscious
Ut ~ value, had thrown il INTO her escri-
tome. "You shall have thousand Ma
pUleons iur thai ticket" said the snowy
widow. Your ticket has drawn tho
prize"
The idea occurred to Euphrasia that
though thousand Napoleons would be
a very satisfactory sum under other cir
cumsiances. il was unlucky to sell her
good lurlune until she knew what it was.
The widow had bought thirty tickets in a
determination to make sure Of the prize.
Her negotiation had failed. aud she rc-
ured. In five minutes after, travelling
chariot drove TO the door. Charles leapl
up, and was in The arms Of the fair I.y-
unnesc. lie had not discovered into
whose hands The pIi2e litke! had fallen a
moment, before before he was on the
road Ia Lyons, driving as fast as four hoT.
SEES could carry him. The denouement,
was compli; he brought her five thousand
Napoleuns as an inslalmen,, aud iorswore
drowning himself for al least twelve
months 10 come. The whole affair is
registered before the civil tribunal oil I.y.
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