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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-20

CHRIST HEALING THE SICK. In our visit to this
large Painting we could but admire the skill with
which the painter has succeeded in the most difficult
part of his task that of transferring the spiritual to
the material-the passions, the mental and moral
characteristics Of his sabjets Is, to the canvass. In
examining the face OF The father of the blind girl,
with its fine expression of calm faith and steady pa.
tencethe group Of Parisees the high priest at their
head, the latter with a countenance suggestive of
Millions Devl-he lion faced Peter the impartial
truthful looking Matthew, and the sinister looking
JudIs, and the other heads with expressions though
not so vivid, yet well depicted, were filed with
admission and awe, whereas the mild and heavenly
countenanca ef the Redeemer, the countenances and
forms of the various subjects Of disease brought be-
fore him the anxiety expressed ia the countenances
Of the friends of the dseased-the meek and loving
John--a, all carry US back to this most interesting
period, and almost make us seem to forget that two
thousand years have passed away since it was enact
cd. The painting at the Masonic Hall has brought
the scene before view just as we may suppose il
was. What more could The pencil dc; The picture
can be seen thee days longer,
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THE ToBAcco CRor. The Upper Marlboro
(Md) Gazette of Friday last, says; Last
Thursday, Friday and Saturday were very I'M
propitious days for the tobacco crop. Almost
every one had housed their crop, and close,
damp and rainy weather at this stage of cur
ing soon rots it. Friday in particular was
most Injurious. We have not learned the
amount Of damage, but it cannot be inconsd-
erabIc judging from the quantity recently car
RED to the house; hurried there in many in
stances from fear of frost
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,:S!4s GOOD SITUATION AND FAIR IN
RMT1 VESTMENTAT AUCTI0N-O ORPHANS
ElA!M COURT S.7LE-On THURSDAY .8F-
EGlALA JERNOON, Odd inst, at O'Clock, on the
premises, LOT OF GROUND on the corner of En-
sor-st Formerly HarfJrd avcnue,) fronting 40 feet on
En- or ST. and extending back 10 Apple alley-mprov-
ed by frame BuILDING-the property of Elizabeth
Lawrence, deceased. Subject TO ground rent
Terms at sale. ANN STOUTSBERGER, Adm'x,
OILS Is II. w. BOOL, Auct.
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NAVAL School AT ANNAPOLIS. This instr
tuition is being rapidly organized. The Mary
land Republican says: "rhe various buildings
have been repaired and surprisingly improved
considering the small expenditures and the brie
time allowed, especially the quarters allotted tC
the midshipmen; and the professors are busily
employed in classifying the saor-students a
greeably TO grade, merit, and the nature of thu
prescribed studies. About forty "young gen
tlemen" have already reported themselves
whose handsome appearance and gentlemanly
department give cheerful aspect to the streets
of our quiet city, and elicit universal admira
tion.n
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-20

CHRIST HEALING THE SICK. Although we
Jet we cannot withhold the expression Of the
nigh qualification which we received from an
examination of Vests celebrated Picture Of
Christ Healing the Sick, which is now on eX-
Ribition at the Masonic Hall-and we advise
lhose who are fond of the fine arts, not to lose
he present opportunity otinspectlng this splen-
I'D Painting. 1t presents to view most in
hrestinr scene in the life of our Saviour, and
lie various figures are represented with fdel-
Ay Of expression that is astonishing The Ian
gour of the sick-the anxiety of their parents
he benignity and intelligence of the Saviour
she mildness of John-the tirmness of Peter
and the cunning of Judas-are all portrayed
20 the life 1t would seem to be almost impos-
lible to give such distinctness to EACH where so
many individuals are grouped together-and
yet it is done with such surprising accuracy,
shat the figures appear to almost stand out
from the canvass. The eyes have their natu-
n! expression, and when examined closely the
sens in the hands and feet are distinctly per-
leptible. In short, it is one of those master
pieces of art which the public seldom have an
opportunity to see, and which deserves TO be
universally examined. We cannot doubt that
.be citizens of Baltimore, and particularly the
ladies', will eagerly seize the opportunity to
REV this truly great work of art; as, ndepend-
snt of the superior excellence of the Painting,
i viii tend more firmly TO impress upon the
.ulnd a scene which possesses deep interest to
,yory protesting Christian. In other cities it
aas excited great attention, and been visited by
housands-and we hope that it will not prove
less attractive in Baltimore, as it would argue
deficiency in taste and public spirit.
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CASH FOR NEGROES

CASH FOR NEGROES.
4 WISH TO PURCHASE number of likely
"a young NEGROES of both sexes, from IL to 80
years of age, for which will pay the highest market
prices. Apply at Habbersett's Washington House,
PRATT STREET, near Han0ver-st
q Az communications promptly attended to.
02n-tNl4r WILLIAM HARkER.
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NpRILLIANT COMMENCEMENT AT
IA No Jafviss Buildings. NJ rth ST., Patornoster
Row. VIM. n HARRISON


Row. VIM. N. HARRISON
HAS RECEIVED
Graham's Magazine for November Price 25 cts.
The Ladies' National Magazine for Nov l8a cts
Freemonts Expedition 10 Oregon and the Rocky
Mountains, during 1912, '43 and "A. Price 30 cents.
The Heart, Social Novel ID! cents.
The Horse Thief. l2s cents,
The Only Daughter-hy Geig % cents.
Mansfield Park-by Miss Austin 25 cents.
Agalhonia, . new novcl-by Miss Gore. 25 cents.
The Sure Water Cure-a Humorous Work-Em-
bellished with Engravings. s. CENTS
The London Pictorial Times and News, dates.
London Punch, per steamer Grna, Britain
All the New YORK and phiLad.inlin naners. OLD
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dtOLORED SILK CUT & TWIST FRINGE
a. tar dresses, manufactured and
For sale BY JAMES NJ HAIG,
Oci5 I2l Baltimore street, stoye S0v,h
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WEE. II. FEEEyIL.

HNEESH CLOTHS. CASSIMEREtS AND
a CLOAkINGS. Inst received, another large in
voice of Cloths, Cassimeres, Cloakings aud SAITH
netts-consistng in part of
CLOTHS, all colors aud qualities, from 8 so to Sc
CASSlMERES, black, cOlored and fancy Stripes
and Plads, IS cts. to S3 80
SATTiNETTS-Black,g grey, Oxford and Cadet
mixed blues and fancy stripe and plaid 37t to 81.
CLOAK ING-Plaid and stripe Cloakings, SC,
Also, FIanneIs Kerseys. Lnseys, Kentucky Jeans
Whitney, Rose and Duthl BLANKETS, of9, 9, 10,
IL and 4, and DOMESTIC GOODS, Il full assert
ment, which will be sold on our pleasing terms
JOHN II. WILSON,
No. 90 Baltimore street. (White House,)
o20 tufr2t doors below Frederick-st.
EtASHMER EiS, REPS and MUSSELINE DE
" LAME SHAWLS- as Broche, Cashmere. Thi-
bet Turkerri, Silk and Grapes black and cold Dress
SILK; Irish Linen; fine Long Lawn Linen Cambria
idkts.; Gloves; Cloths, Cassmeres, Cassinetls and
Vestngs; FLANNELS; beached and uubeached
MUSLINS, sc.
MILLINERY GOODS-Rbbons, Velvets, Satns,
Caps, Flowers, Recheres, Florence Braid and Rut-
land BONNETS. For sale very low on the usual
terms, by THOMAS ARMSTRONG,
o20 No. LIS altimo re street.
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&u@ kAGh TO-DAY FOR ONLY s.;
I'D ID eeDVpNP For this rich and beautiful
prize call at the all fortunate prize office of MILLER
s. co. of Baltimore and ST. Paui-st, and pur-
chase ticket and good prize for IA small out
Saturday the snug Prize Of $500, whole ticket Nos.
&c TO- for 81, besides two other three No. tickets. all
sold to city customers by the prize vendors, Miller &
Co.
THIS DAY, Oct. 90, will be drawn the Md. Con.
solidaed Lottery, class Il-75 Nos ~ drawn ballots
making a rich and magnificent scheme for the price Of
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ENMORY & CO., No. 2 CALVERT ST., the oldes
M established, most extensive, and most popular
Lottery firm in the world. With the advantage of be-
ing The sub Agents for Messrs J. G, Gregory & Co.
for the sale of tickets in the State Of Maryland, and
their immense pecunry resources, they can sci! Lot
terry tickets either by The package singy upon such
terms as will defeat any attempt at competition. Per
ssonsfrom abroad who may be disposed occasionally
TO the favor Of the Goddess Fortune can safe
ly remit any amount of funds however large TO this
tirtlthe reputation and standing they have acquired
by strict attention to business for thirty Yeas this
city being sufficient security that any business con-
dcd to their care will be attended 10 with punctua!i
~ and despatch, EMORY 4 90.
II Calvert street,
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Qg-CORONER'S OFFICE, No. 1913 NORTH HIGH
STREET, two doors north Of Gay-st. mhl2-ly
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MERs. MCPHERSON has just received from
ITE New York, the latest patterns of Ladies' Gaps
and Head dresses, at
o2O No. Sc N. HOWARD STREET.
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LACE. MRS. MCPHERSON has
~ this day received from New York, CHENILLE
LACE, rich article for trimming bonnets and head
dresses. OBJ No. 50 N. HOWARD-ST.
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COalnRapqn'
EIAMBuRG. Dec "a


Cotlon.--In the latter part of last week
there was 4 good demand for this article and
sales easily made al prices ranging from to
&c. On Monday lhr market was less anima.
ted without any material alteration in price
yesterday and to day the market is firm al
full ralessay ordinary to middIine Ia to 6 sd;
middIing faiIto lair7 d 7 l-2 fully fair to good
fair 81 to 8 cents. Choice Coltons would
bring over our highest quotations. and, buyers
seem xinus to increase their stocks going
rates. For the past week. our receipts have
been light for this season OF the year !; in fact.
we observe illat The receipts are ligh at nearly
all the Cotton places. We find upon making
an estimate, that the receipts at all the ports of
the United States fall short of last year about
$1,000 bales. and that the stocks now in The
ports is ahuml 75.0OO bales | IS than last year
at the same time. Ii is also well known that
the stocks in thu uterinr towns is abnnl one.
half of what they were this Tim" last season
We make these remarks Inr the consideration
Of our country friends in order thai they may
ponder on the prospects of Cotton. during the
holidays
Pr0risiOns Flour country. 81; n ESf so {;
Canal 81 so to IS. i;aco... 3 ln9 l.2c Pork
5 los &c. Corn Meal is scarce at 81 I.2 to
81. Com is scarce, aud brings so In S5r.-
RfpuL!ifQR.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .approp5ia-
ion of This surplus, Amounting 10 the
large sum 6f ec3,409.0oO sterling. Sir r.
Pei didnnt propose any additional grant
for the increasr Of the army. He did.
however for that Of the navy. aud ordI
nance departments. He asked COR au ad.
diliona sum o! fi,O00, 600 sterling on ar
couGt OF the navy. and further smm. Tor
the ordinance. This was granted. and all
the activity in The duck yards of England.
aud increase in 'he navy. is The necessary
consequences. The reason that Sir Rohru
Peel gave for his proposal. were, on ac.
cnunl of the extended 'cnlnnial errpire,
and the new commercial interests con.
nected with it. thereby making growing
necessity for the protection of their rom
merce in almost every part Of the world.
This may al be so, and we have never
heard any one seriously contend hat Great
Britain was actihe solely in reference to
he relations with The United States -
The argument drawn from the activity
in England. has hecn, thar the preparation
for any emergency was made there, aud
that therefore there would he no delay on
her part because she was not ready when
The crisis should come.
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Bethany kcademV

TESflH. i.X"rcses of this Institution will he
Z reSnned again on the Second Mouday
IN Jamnary next. and The 'rruSlnrsare happy To
iniirmtlr public that they are well supplied
with competent Teachers
Mr.. GEORGE GALPHIN who has given
great saisiacli"n the past year will continue In
sulefintend and iISlruct the Classical Depart.
meiit.
And VIZ G. ABBEY. n gentleman graduate
orA iddleherry Cn,.gn Vermont -,uI,-. cr.r
I" ms with the very highest Testimonials Tor
morality aud competency. will llsuprintclld and
instruct The English Department
The Trustees firltrr Iheln.rIvcs that their IN
sriIutn'i is one of @rrul usefulness IN the rom.
muIiry and from i:s healthy I"rotion ard
cheapnpss of beard. at the rIace nnd in ia.
Immediate nrighhorhnod it ;,o<sesse~ adva.;.
tages over may simiIn: lr:sriininns
BY order ui III, Board "i Trustees
w. : CDTHHA<, SECRETARY
December 81. 1915 fl 80
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CENTRAL, SCHOOL,

FE7IlE Subscribers take pleasure in stating
IL that the EXERCISES Of their School will be
r., sInn, d on The firsl. nnday in January next.
n,der the 'care of the same Tearher, Miss
CURTIS. who has gwen entire satisfaction the
present year The terms will br seven. eleven
and fifteen dollars per session. according to
the branches taught payable in ,nlvaucr.
Gnoi bnarilllg ma, b. had for a few pupils
canren:emrtc the Schoul
S. CHRISTIE.
C.L GOODWIN"
J TERRY
D,, * >, "a
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Correspondence cf'h, Ckos. Courier,

Z CcTTsSSoHWHtc - ''t' S''"S' >'oN''
CoLuMuus, Ga, Dec 20-4 A. N,
A FIRE prok.oui:tiInali2 uciuck. II The
,shs store house of Mc.srs. BausiI &
Mitchell, on the upper part OF Broad
street. and u few doors ''ciuw Banks cor
rer, and spread thence up and down The
street, unt,lueerIy III" whole SQUARE !r"nt
ING on Broad street and bounded solh
bv Randolph street. cast by OS!eltorpc
street, and nurih by Bryan street, WAS
laid in ruins. excepting that portion on
Oole,horpe s,rcel uor!h '!9 } B. Wells
RcsiauIat.
The 'Oslc,torpc iloicl is yc, safe, and
so are also al the buildings south 0l Ran.
dolph street.
The printing cf6ce q! rhc "Colun'b"s
Times" was destroyed, bu NC understand
that The presses and some of The materials
were saved.
The 81. Mary's Bank is in ruins, bur
time was afforded 10 save every article OF
lis contents; and Riosl OF the cnnfs in the
stores were removed at sh"7'' distance
from The place where the fire originated.
Itis no, possible now 10 estimate the
extent of the loss which has heen expert
enced by this calamity. The streets are
.Gull of goods. and we trust that tic actual
loss will be comparatively ,rlhng. 3el.
a, this season. particularly. when most ol
the stores were full of goods and so MA
nv will have their business entirely bro
ken up, there must necessarily be much
suffering.
We regret 10 stale. thai one OF our nc.
rive and worthy members OF the Fire De
parlment, Mr.. Joshua Franklin. was near
jy killed by the falling of wall upon
him, while he was in Inc act OF lighting a
lamp. Both bis thighs were fractured and
his head somewhat brushed, but his more
vital parts are uninjured. leading TO tho
hope lhaithe accident will no, prove fatal
A young man by the name of Driver,
clerk for Mitchell 4 Baueh, me mi
raculous esrape-heing dragged ouI ot
his bed when The cnders were falling up
on il.
Too much praise cannot be bestowed
upon the members of the Fire deparI
menr, for the great zeal manifested by
them 10 suppress the contlasraion. out
whose exef,ions were, in a great deesrer
paralzycd by the want of a sufficient sup
DIV of waler-ihe extreme coldness of the
morning and stiff breeze that blew from
the northwest,
The Total loss III buildings vii. exceed
100000. and may reach 10 Sl5OOOO
We are sraliAcd to learn 'ha, lie Bank
of ST. Mary's building was II I entirely
destroyed. The front room only was
burn,-lhc Cashiers room and Vault, be-
Ing entirely Gse-proof. resisted The de-
youriug element: The business of the
Bank iril he confined al the same place.
TIE from buildings, belonging lu Mr.
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EdgeGeId Academy,

~ HE. EAr:clscs OF this Institution VII!
Il he resumed lhc first Monday III Jan
uar,, 1916 'Tyr'ns as herr;Ulurc-n namely,
rates III IuIIIuwt,ru rWkLyE 80 rlGnTEEN
DoLLARs per sessI0l, according IU the
nraurnrs nl Study taught; fnJ as hereto
lrr". u,lc admitted Tor less IInIe than Il
81 son, except by special stipulation he
Iurehaud, the charge hcins made for al.
mission, and nUl lnr teaching.
Gund board ,nal br had ~ lt.r vicinity.
aud one or TWO moe pupils may be ar
cumnlUdaIel III the family ni he Teacher.
II. n. McCLlNIOCk:
Nuy 26 II A
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PgaEsaassEG sts %:ssc.
k---l,
a. 8 a.

FET!IE Subscriber intending ~ NOV, Sour:,,
u offers inr salr the Plantation on whirh
he arow resides. containing hrcr hundred and
eight acres lying immediately on ihr PIney
nndS Road one and quarter mites from The
Pin" H"iisc, eighteen from Augusta aud seven
from Edgrfeld 'nmr H"usc Any pers"n
wishing 10 purchase :" III do wei! /" call uu
th' subscriber. artd examine the premises.
GEORGE W. JONES
December 81 IF 40
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Notice.

FNHE Estate OF James Adams ben.
Il DereIior, shall proceed TO sell al
the lare resideuce Of said deceased. on
Tuesday. ,hr 20'h day of January nex',
on crelI ursix nnnihs, with note and Two
approved securities, all the personal p!oF
crty OF said deceased, consisting Of Stock,
Carts. Car penter's Tools, Farming U'"n-
sIs, Household and Kirhrn Furniture,
and o,her articles 100 Tedious 10 mcntlon.
All suns df and under five dollars cash.
JOHN HILL. .. q. d.
Dee. "a 1T 10
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>D& 2EtE-. lid
f 6 II & ] G i G g d E nv

Ill. T,m-irS have engaged !!l' se'vi'.". al
Miss ,Rhil RlClii DauN, IN TAX,
r!,argrr ii tai- Ims,iiuiiur. ~ II" rnsrInr. year
..lss L i;a~ .or several Yca:- ,-Slsr.d DT "
il. Jol,usnu ia }'acuitg and "as d"riu ;Im
pres, IL y-al sen c"uii"cl%d I'LL ;h" G!rrn
mrnd ,-,hun. II, IN g.t ilafa.cI and qual
.::clin,,,:. oI .!i=, x. may lnducr rarenls viii
nrg., confidence, to confde IL .ir ,laug ghiers lc
her instruction.
The year wili he divided into two sessions
a:nwln. the usual vacations.
Rates oi Tuition per Session, payable one
nail III advance Tor zach session, and the balance
Ill its CLOSE.
Per Session
For Spelling, Readlns. Writing,
and arithmetic. S { 10.
Geography, Gr;f'nmnr. Compost
rinu with the abnve. IL OO.
Natural Menla ami oral Pin
In>"rhy. Chemistry, Boany.
Logic &c with the above. l6 on
Fifty Cents per srs,iun for fire w""d.
b. order "f the Trustees.
r.. L. GRIFFIN. Chairman
Dec. 10 4l 46
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~ The friends Of Lieu JANE B..
HARRIS, announce him as a candmarefnr
The office of lax Collect al The nexI cleo
ti0n.
Sep3 le ~
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According TO the annexed paragraph
from the NV Yurk News, IN Admini>.ra
,inu JnuruaI. Mr.. SIIdelI has authority lnr
far mnrc extended boundary line Than
thar alluded tu above.
" California III srens TO he under
stood that Mr.. SIideIl. our new Minister
10 Mexico is fully aulh"rized Ia arrange
our boundary will, thai Republic upon the
most liberal iooriue His powers in hi
respects are believed Ia he so ertrnsire ihal
under lhom hr may negoti0tc Il Har$f'r 10
the United States Of The right of Me1ico
10 Urprr california
This wnuIl probably be ellertcd by
making our line 10 follow The course nI
The Rio Grand del Soric from the Gull
Of Mexico until il rearhrs the thirty sec
end degree ol north latitude. and ll;rn
run westward on thai parallel to the Pa.
rilic Ocean. OF course such Il result will
not br broushi about without handSomc
compensation 10 Merico for her rellbn-
meat of territory.
Our claim agains, her for mdemnifca
lien to "ur citizens is now very large. aud
no ,cuy is so likely as this 10 secure its fill
ami immediate satisfaction. Indeed. 50
far as The consideration which we may
give her is balanced 10y this account. ii
NAV he said to amount l" nnIhn9; inr, II
we give McXic. the fullest credit for good
will in the premises, her distracted aud
impovcrishrd condition warraurs but n
slight hope tina, she will very speed:I! pa!
u in money.
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T, <stk III I!

HHyIli Subscriber takes this method lnir.
g form pcr."ns in debt 70 him. either bv
Nnte or open accounts. that unless their es
prc'ivr amounts are. paid by the first of Feb
rriary. 1876 he will hr under the necessity o
putting the same in the hands of nn officer 70,
collection. Those who desir" to save cost wi
do we'll TO h'ed this nutice
VI l. GEARTY
Dccemhcr 81 81 40
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The South Carolina Conference of The
Methodist Episcopal Church convened al
Fayetteville IN. c on The 10Th aud
adjourned on The l7iIl inst. On the l4Ih
inst. the largest congregation ever as
srnbIrd in Fayetteville, attended the
Methodist Church to hear Bishop An
drews. Rev. DR.. Capers, and the Rev.
Mr.. WisIirman.
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|. Winter. @ere.fuHy Insured inahe Equita:
ble Office in New York.

Fire.--On Sunday evening the l4I
inst, fire occurred in this neighbori'ood
under circumstances hal leaves little doubI
but il was work of an incendlary. lncen-
diaryism most foul. as in The best II is, bui,
this case. If suspicion be well founded Is
one of the most foul attempts 10 swindle an
Insurance Office. that has come under our
observation II appears. that a mar OF
high Standing in Augusta. 6wns planta
lion few miles above Hamburg, III This
district ON the plantation was an'old
dwelling, unoccupied, but insured for FiF.
TEEN HUNDRED DOLLARS. N"pefso1 saw
the torch applied, but reporl says, tho man
of high standing was overraken. pursuing
the "even tenor Of his way" from The fire
towards the Savannah river. When men
in thigh places" can stoop to folly, such
as this, the character of u community
should be defended. by makinG an Offering
of this higI' character al The shrine of pub
lie Justice. Tie guilty should always he
punished. bur the fair character OF iuno-
ceuce should never be blot'ed nv foul Sian.
der Where suspicion attaches ro a man,
The case should be- taken before tie legal
tribunals for in vesiisalion. 50 that The
guilty may suffer the penalty Of The law,
and the innocent hc enabled to clear them
selves from The base insinualons Of rhr
detamer.-Humburg Republican.
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A steamboat communication has heen
effected between large portion Of Ala
hama & Rome in Georgia through the
Coosa river, The steamboat "Cousa," p"
Capt. LaIierly, having reached The latter
place from Jacksonville, AIabama.