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From the Lyachburg Vtryinian.
A Soldier Of tho Revolution,

The beau,ful episode nf Sergeant Chamte
- adm ably told IN LEES lMemoirs, is fsm,l.
ar TO most OF our readers. la eXinlaipg
Spa'ks's ~'II'nRs Of Washington, VT eucoun-
r,ed another story of . Kindred character, e
1n,llv su'hrn,Ic and not a hi lss interest.
in., though bur lllle knosn. We lake pleas
are IN giving II 10 the press, and hope II may
he c"plrd by each Of The thousand aud one
! .urnals Of he land and ifke ITS pace IN The
,o.ular memory alongside of the adventure oi
Sergeant Champe. Ihpteis .ome,hing noble
| AID touching in the gallant sold er reinsing a
Ike prumo'lon and pecunlary teconpt nse, snd
emitting his expectation Of resa'd, Tor ser,I.
res 50 important TO the fe.,o,aiit n Of h,sttusiy
4 Fif-lotk.
Ia 'cIpm" VII, page SO, herelsa letter
from Washington 10 Lafayette, dated Paula.
/ II lphls, September 2, ISL IN winch he .ay.:
= Should The relres, OF Lo,d Clrn~aI,s be
cut of, by the arrival OF r,lhet Of the F ench
Il ats. ] au pefsu .ded yrg y ~ DO OIL 10 Gus
pn~er 10 prevent his escsp4 ~ ard. May
hat great teiIcry be preserved or you. -
VII. Sparks iJ1.ns % this passage The iolox.
I ug note
This feiciiy il Vas his good fortune TO re
slizs. The British commander sought for an
opportunity TO escape into North Carol,ns
but the address and vigilance Of Lsfa,e,,e dis
concerted all he schemes. After Corns ollls
had arrived at York, aud commenced his for.
n6cslIon., L,fiycIie asked Co. Barber if he
know OF srusiy, capsule soldier, whom be
could ."nd SO spy into Co'n~alIss camp
lie answered that there vas one IN the New
Jersey line. b. the name Of Morgan, who was
N oil respects sun.d TO such 81 enterprise.
The General sent for him and told him be had
very d iiicut lack TO propose to him, which
was, that he should pretend 10 desert, go owe,
to the BRUSH camp and enlist ss a soIdler.-
Morgan answered that he vas ready to do any
thing in the service Of bis country, and TO o.
bige his General. but that his feelings revolt,
ed a, such . proposal lilo must assume III.
character Of spy, and If detected, he would
not only lose his life, but bring . lasting dis.
grace upon his name. He desired The rcpu.
tstion OF good soldier, and 0 JEALOUS true Low
or OF his country, but he could not endure the
thought Of being spy. After some CONVEX
saiion, however, he told The GsnersI that he
would 20 on one condition, which was, that,
IN case any disaster should happen TO him, The
General should make the true state Of the
case known and have the PARTICULARS published
IN the Nes Jersey gszet,es, tina, no reprosch
might come upon b.s family snd friends for
his supposed misconduct. To this the Gen
efal sssenied.
Morgan joined the British camp sod en-
iated. lafayette ief, every thing 10 bis die
crs'ion. but told him that no ished inteIli.
gence OF important movements. and. moreo.
ve', desired the impression particularly to be
given that he had boats enough TO transport
all bic army across Jimes river. Morgan
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had been but little time in camp when Lord
Corvallis sent for him and asked HIN many
questions. Tsrle,on was with him st the time
and inquired Of Morgan. smoae other things.
how many bosts General L,fsye,ts had on
the river. Hs said be did no, know the eX.
act number, but he had been told there were
enough TO carry over ell The army ., mo.
meni's wstnlng. There 7 exclaimed Corn
wallis to Tarleion, Il told you this would no,
do;' from which il appeared that they had
this prrj.ct in view.
"The French fee, in the meantime arrived.
Gen. L,fs,euo had been out TO seconnoitIe,
aud When be returned he found slx men in the
British uniform and one greeu.cos,ed Hsssisu
at his quarters; and among them vas Nor.
gan. We'll, Morgan. asked the General,
with su'prise, whom have } gu got here p
Five British soldiers, who have deserted with
me, ard lless'aa. ahom ~e captured st The
outpost, was his reply. he seni on 10 say 1,
that after the F'ench fleet had arrived, cod
ne presumed his services could no longer be
Of any ues TO bic General IN the British camp,
he asd returned, and these deser,ers and this
prisoner were the ituils Of his expedition.
The General sent for Morgan the ne q,
dsy, and told him tina, his contuc, had been
IN the highest degree me,iiorious, and that be
proposed TO make him a sergeant. Morgan
listened to the propcssl, aud said he was high
W grstihed TO have pleased bis commander,
ba, declined the promotion. lie added, that
he belived hl,nself good soldier; hu, he vas
by no means certain that he a ould make a
coed sergeant tina, he jained the army from
principle o. duty and patriotism. because he
believed bis country needed bis services, and
the same motives induced him 10 prefer sta
ton where he vas satI. fed he should be the
mos, useful. The General then offered hun
money, but ths he refused also, ga, ing iha,
his circums snces were such at home ths, he
dad not need money. What then, can do
for you 7 inquired he General. .lhave one
favor 10 ssk. replied Morgan; during my
absence some person has taken my gun; set
great value upon 1t. and, II it can be res,or.
ed, II will give me particular pleasure. The
gun was described, and the General issued an
order requiring II 10 be reiurred. THIS vas
all The reward shs. Morgan could ever be pre-.
vailed on TO accept.
The above snec do,e was related to me by
Gen. lafayette himself, nearly fifty years af
ter the event with much warmth offeeIinp and
admiration Of she solder. magnanlmi,y."
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4 cOIOTtd p.each. - preaching cot.
lec'lon sermon III Albany Jew Sundays since.
aud beng deeply lnteiesed IN The result, be
spoke right out" "My bredren," said be,
please 10 remember lha, clergymen want
shirts. champagne iced, verison, pork and
beans, and other uIuries, whlle ders ~ivcs
cau't &c. along ~hhou, dresses, chemises,
bonnc's, ard pelises; therefore don't drop IN
no bid pennies and chaus Of tobacco when
CATO brings around de sugar bowl for your
contributions"
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PROSPECTUS
voa EsiAssfse AsD oTHIavi.s fsrs~vtss
THE RALEIGH REGISTER.

ZH MS long sssbinhed Wing Journal. having
~ pssssd permanently into The hands sf the
pre.en' Editor. he has determined tprsvises suf
heieni encouragement b grvee) upon % snlsie.
ing It's dimens ems. ~ 10 make u ess,sin nearly
Elcur COLUMNS more matter Than il ssv Dies. snd
upon impi owing ';s sppssrsnes IN sueh EsAnss
~ To make II one Of The Largest and Hasdsoassi
Sheets 10 the South
10 effect this object. !, will require censids.
rsb's expenditure 10 the purchase Of nsv psess.
nsw Tyr. end other neeeSsfy materials and -
Ne do act intend msting any sdssncs upon The
present rates OF subscfpiiss. ws shall have 10 re-
" solely Ter rsmuas'sten opes sees ssisas 70 ssr
list. We have issued this Prossetus eth . viss
10 the attainment Of ths object md IL 10 desired
that our friends will eisn themselves IL pssess.
log us subscriptions.
TERMS,
For the Semi Weekly. Is. ar u so, 10 sd,aaes
Weekly. -. Or % 50.
sEATON GALES.
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To Farmers and Dairymcn.
Anthony i Emerson's Patent Double. Act
ing Rotary Churn,

DECULIARLY adapted TO Warm Ciims,ss,
II Is II produces butter a. easily from sweet
milk a. from cream. In bringing this tfectusl
aud simple Churn into use, the proprietors feeling
eouhdencs in its capabilities, do not Hesitate 10
pronounce il the best churn ever offered 10 the
public. This churn 10 On exhibition st the Asea.
cy, No. = John street, second story. corner Of
Broadway. New York city.
And 10 order 10 convince tho ineredulous and
sa,i.fy the curious at u o'clock daily, q ehurn.
ing will be made.
The public are invited 10 call and eIsnine the
machine. and see its utility tested. !, combines
the following valuable qualities:
lei. II produce. butter in le.s time than ssy
other Chsrn, making it and gathering i, from
sweet milk in from three TO sigh, minutes, add
from cream in much less time.
"a. Ii produces more butter from the came
amount Of milk or cream than the ordinary moth
cd, a. i, does It's work ia mors thorough and eel.
sn,ifc manner.
81. II is the cbespe,t and most eonvsnisnt
Chutn ever invented, involving the true phileso-
phics principles OF batter msking.
Ali. Nes milk, after being ehutned, 10 sweet
and suitable Tor family U.S..
5h Instead Of feeding the calf With milk di.
rect from, the eov-charned sweet milk ~iii en-.
.ver evsry purpose. by this means shs butter is
~ PROM.
We eTer i, upon the following terms: II the
Churn does no, prove - recommended, IL may b
returned and the money will be refunded.
We have constantly On hand and for sale. siI
different siI.s. 81, u, IS, o.. % and ti2. esps-
bic Of churning a, one time !. 81. 81, 10, is and
90 gallons Of milk or cream. Also, Churns VI sny
size made 10 order.
Exclusive country rights to manufacture and
cell in the States of North and South C.rolins,
Georgia and Florida. for sale al sbout the rate Of
enc hundred dollars for each 10, 900 inhabitants.
Terms Cash. A discount Ut IS per cent. a.
lowed TO the trade.
All orders. p.stsge paid. addressed 10 the sub.
scrlb.', will bs promptly attended To.
T. DOUGLASS, Agent,
No. John street, corner Of Broadway, NY,
bYou will please send IS ehufn 10 Camden
via Charleston, care Rail Road Agent.
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Just Missed IL.

"Bob." said . ,Ormeo,iog friend to bsche.
lor eompsnion, "why dom, you get married r
"Weli. don, kno~; came very near il once.
JUS, missed H." "You did, Lets hear H."
Why. / asked . gull II could zee hos homo
from patty one evening, aud she said. no l.
IL she'd said yes think could have eou''ed
aud married her. That's the issiest ever
cane to getting Married" He friend vas
perfectly sstiA6ed.
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The thing was jone 90 quietly, tina, no one on
board had observed il. and they did 40, PET.
cei'e my departure. until made The. dlscov.
erv.
Here iheo was, fsr enough from any pos.
s,h's aid, captain, cork, and all hsnd., oil the
e 81 cutter o. Ihr c. sIoop Of ~, all slons
nv m' ell, and aobody With me, oStr0rd
bound.
Fixing the ,i'ler. ende svorsd to keep her
head TO the ~ind. to d,m,nis1 her gay out to
sea (; bot finding that she b,oscted to, rather
too often, took an oar and pulled her round
slern to The wind. then resumed the ,,ier,
and began to make s,ta,gh, ~sks before tie
~ind, to Guaysquh, Panama. or DAvy Jones.
| noe made fac headwsy. so fine, indeed that
] had soon the satisfaction 10 see that al. the
Shipping IN Cal'so, sere out Of sight, snj the
Island Of 81. L,sunce vas dr,iiny RAPID y
ss'ern. TO adj TO tie uncomfortable romance
Z OF my SITUATION, the sun WAS nov setting, aud
never TO hy view did he sink 81 rspldly 10 re.
pose and Tie ADDE'S, shich are woat 20 gli
ter 10 his flu eDce iops after he disappears
from our frmamen', we're suddenly .hrnuied
IN gloom. VITA a long lv,s oi 10 dun out.
lines Of thnse msj Sic watch lo~a,- OF cres
hon. which ste,a,i IN darkness 10 mourn o.
Yer my fo'!osn condition, and alth bt,ei lust.
enng TO the whslng OF the wind. and the
loud voice o. many waters, az they broke IN
thunder on the di.,ant shore, | babe farewell
TO life. and IN client despair laid me down 10
the boat, forgetting thai though the waves %
the ses are mighty ard rage terribly, fl.
1 u hn attf.th N haava0 mi.
Ny boat luckily needed no, my guidance
for the swell Gas long and regular, and the
s,rd b'e~ steadily from the south, and shs
kept staigh, upon her course, mounting the
saves eaIin,ly, a. II sensible that her voy
ages were nc, yet erd'd. and that she shouG
again @ "a, under tie stars ald stripes OF The
Land OF the Fee.
The .un mex, day was high in heaven, her
ny slumbers were dispellrd BY the fepot, OF q
nuske', and voice ha,ling: Boat. ahoy.'
rose and looked wildly around. was IL
tho open sea. now smooth and Tranquil. nc
land IN sight, While Ct hundred yards, q
large brig was lying TO. The hail was &c
pea,ed BOAT. ahoy
Fleet" ! replied mechanically, for the
captain Of the G-w was the SENIOR of!i:er or
the station, and had no, yet forgotten The
ussges OF the FIRST cutter.
Ia han roared the spokesman Fleet,
indeed Where are you bouud, Mr. Commo,
dore.'
BY this time, [ had collected my scaliers q
ars, and perceivIng that the, we're Lowering
a boat, | made no reply. yas speedh,
picked up, and l. ken on board the bag ADD
glass OF grog beng gwen me, found o1Ih
eyes and tongue, end while telling nv story,
| saw that The brig ~ss large and heavy
mounting ten gun, over her bulss'k-, having
10 ports, ADD iuli Of men. These we're ,a'h
ct Suspicious particulars, and | ~as glad 10
hnd that The person commanding was in the
bss, Of humor, beng greatly amused by my
narration.
Well, WE'LL said he, after a long fl Of
laughter. since you ere Commodore OF the A
"ericsu q e.. must ,rea, Gu civ,lIy SO for
ard ,he;e Cock, give this mtn 80 ne break
fas,.'
TO De coNTISrED.]
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Handling Ladies.

Beware how you handle a lady a. blind
mans buff" A Maryland man was recently
ordered out Of Saraiogs by one Of the lady
arbIen OF fashion and propriely visiting
there, because 10 picking up = young lady
from The floor with The file. over his eyes,
he took her round The waist, instead Of by the
np Of her faeer'. In all romping games care
must be taken 10 raise young lady from the
flor +" With csre-ihis side w."
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A Cute Landlord.

els smoke offensive to you T. said land
lord, as he took out his cigar, TO a family
hat had just moved into his house. No,
at all sir" said the female part Of the house.
hold. 81 am glad TO hear It," said he, "fos
all tho 6repIsces here smoke 50 bad that you
"ill be bacon before you have inhabited the
premises siI weeks"
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HoSTAY.
From the Cotisgs Gardener.
Yesterday.

BY CHARLES WALTON.
] see j, row. though by gone years,
As plainly as Of wore!
Though erief and age worn life's page,
And stained its traces Ger
TIE fair home Of hoyhopd's time,
When the world was pure and gav,
Comes sw-epiag hack Ger mcmorys track.
As fresh as yesterday.
j see again the well known scene
tread The path anew
Where lily, rose. and cglantins,
Comminglng fragrance threw;
You cannot say; I'm weak and old.
Or that my locks are gr,v-
I'm hale and young-I stand among
The scenes OF yesterday!
Thou reverend, old, and halloved oak,
rail the once again
The stately wave thy branches gave
IL selenn new az then.
Whsr undeinesth thy charmed shade
mb sed tho hours away.
Nor thought too bright the dreams made.
In sunny yesterday.
4uou creeping vino, that fovh 10 twlne
Around the cottage door,
And wssve thy slender. nstty arms
My chamber lattice Ger
I've clappsd my little hands with Gee,
And thought no vine 50 gay
As he vine that clustered fruits for me
In childhood's yesterday
Ye tinted flowers Of varied hue,
That fringe the walks along
Ys modest plants that hide from view
Amidst thy blooming throng-
I'm bounding down your garden slope
With my long forgot Hurran
I'm shouting loud the song ofHops
You taught me yesterday
A'as alas that boyish song,
For me. is hushed and still;
The blood that danced so ligh, and long
Creeps slowly now and chill;
Wy sight grows dim-my limbs grew old
The vision fades away,
Though bright it seems. lis but the dream
OF by gone yesterday
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Carriage Hardware, Trimmings lie,
AT THE sIaH or THE ooLpEu ANVIL,


COLUMBIA. s. c.
TIME Subscriber, have just received ffsm The
Il msnufsctory . complete assortment q Cat
risee Hardware. Trimmings, &c, eeasistiag 10
part as follows, VIZ:
Springs. Anles. Pipe Boses. Stump Joints,
Oval Iron, English Tire Iron, bfsss and Jspsaned
Knebs,
Laes Tseks. Chain Nsils, Coach Hsndlss, Brace
Bands, &c.
Top Flap. Dash and Step Leather. great variety.
Oil Carpet, India Rubber Cloth. Tuis sad Tss.
cells
Silk and wors,ed Laces and Frisgss, large a.
tortment.
earrings vsfnish, Coach BODY vssnih. Jspas,
&c. &c
1JCArisgs Makers vill do veil 10 sssmins
our Stock. ~ ~e are offering them ., loser psi.
sss. ,hsa they can b purchased Ia chsrlsstrn.
FISHER 4 ACNEW.
Celunbis. Sept. IL. tst9. Il
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A liberal discount fvr cash 10 hand Of the date
Of the Invoice.
We have new on cur shelves. ready for sale in
various sized fonts,
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10000 10. Fsney Type.
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5000 u. Ornaments.
$4,000 f.. 7yp..mefsi Rule.
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Presses, Chssee, Gases, Wood Typs, Inh. &c,
furnished at the lowest manufacturer Prices,
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our Specimen Book is freely given 10 oil Print.
ing Offices.
Printers Of Newspapers who choose TO publish
this advertisement, including this no,e three times
before the LIST Of October, is49. and send US one
Of the papers, will be paid for it in Type when
they purchase from US, and Of our specimens. Eve
times the amount Of their bill.
" For sale, several good sscond-hsn Cylin.
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GNOtice.

A IL persons are hereby fosewsrned from trr
"A ding for . note VI hand sgsi.st sns. psys.
bic 10 william Black, for SIXTY dollars. dated ia ihs
year le4l, which note is nov in the hands Of the
Guardians Of The said Back. ! Gill net psy The
note - il was hauduienily obtained.
ROBERT DICKSON.
Meeklenburg ely, Sept. 10. ttl9. tS
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DIR. kUHI'S
Abyssinia Mixture,

For Csisr,hs. lnAuenI,, Css,iveness. Piles. Gre.
vel. Genorhe. elect, flusr AIbu,, o. The
Whites, wesknss', Distinctions, Is.
CsLp lIiLL- n. c.. AGO. I, ieta
Dr.. J. kuhl-Desr Sir;
You will p!esse forward to us - sscn a. cuas
vsnieni. hesh supply Of the Rsstorer ofths Blood
and the Abyss,nia MIXTURE, ~s have snld cot fer
some time This Restoter and the Dcpuss,ivs
Powder, hsvs proved TO BE- very s6ieseIous fes
fnllness Of the chest, rheumatism. Sore Lea In.
fsmms'ions Of he Eyes, Debility. snd ether eks>
mic diseases. We warranted the Abyssisis Mis-.
turs 10 every patient. and no one hes sshet 10 set
the money returned. but on the cootssry, eyer,
one hiss pfs,sed its great ssnst W powers.
We remain yours, respectfully,
A. Il ID. W. HONEYCUTT.
Coscvsp. N. c., JuLv n, 1888
Dr.. kuhl-Dear sir,
We shave sold out oil Of ysur Abyssinis MIXTURE,
It has given entire ssfisfsefisa To oil those che
have ostd II. We have warranted the Abvssiups
MItufs IN oil csses on our o~n account; and ~
can cay, II bee uevsr Jailed. We have daily eslls
Tor mere Of the Abyssinia MIXTURE, sd yes vii
piesse SEND Ne - soon ~ possible such supply.
which will answer the greet dsmssd.
Very respectfully you're,
Letter frs~ Ms,o, Dsgsld MtDsssid, Cysss
Crssk Poet O&es.
Mooss CousTr. N. e., Dc. Is. i0<e.
DR.. J. kuhl--Desr Sir.
Lady in this county. siIleied with Nervous
complaint. Prolspsu Utsfi, TIusr AIAus. end
somswhs dcrsngsd mind, caused By sbstsvct,s~s,
wss for sbsut twelve msashs attended ~ fsss q
eur eminent physicisns, without cay st3sct, ssd
every enc excessively declared her ineuysbIe and
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Printing Types.

A RE new sold at Brucs's New Ysrh Typ
"A Foundry, At the following very lev F'iess
for approved six u,suths' notes;
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"CROTON BUILDING.n
UMBRELLAS L PARAS0LSm
BY MACHINERY.
q Il O u G. T. !. II n n ID.
MANUFACTURER.

o.. d. would invite the particular attention Of
his friends, and the merchsnt visiting New Vorh.
TO give him call at his new and spacious Manu-
factory and Warehouse.
Nos. l42 and la Broadway.
(CRoTos BUILDiscs
between Cedar and Liberty Streets, where there
will always be found the most extensive assert.
ment Of
Umbrellas, Parasois, Para.
societies and Sssss. Shades,
Of his own ceiebraied manufacture. for sale in
any quantity, and at greatly reduced prices.
o. }. d pledges h'm'elf that umbrsllas and
f'rs'o,' from the "Croion Mandatory ," shall
be No !, in every respect.
Nw York, June, Is49. 37f
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WEIGHTS AND MEASURES

OF FOREIGN COUNTRIES.
There are denominations & equently met in reports
Of markets. bat their English value not always rss-
Oily recollsc,sd. The following table will be found
We believe, correct:
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For Csisfihs. lnfuerI,, Cssiiveness, Piles, Gre.
vel. Genorhe. elect, flusr AIhu,, o. The
Whites, weakness, Ob.,raetisas, ~.
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Delivery Bosds for sals hers
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-27
DAILY CRESCENT.
NEW ORLEANS: ~
TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER ", 1910

TELEGRAPmc CHARGEs.-A meeting Of the
Directors Of the Company, owning the telegraph
line between Washington and New York, was
held in Washington op,the 18th and 10th ult,, at
which, among. other things, as we learn from the
Baltimore Sun, resolution was adopted modify
ing considerably the rates of charge on long mes
sages UPto five hundred words the rates remain
as they now are. Messages containing over 500
words and under 1000, are to be charged on the
words between 500 and 1000, half regular rates,
and OH all words over 1000 there is to be a charge
Of only one-third the regular rates. This res6lu-
ton is to take effect after the two additional wires
now in process Of erection, are up and working.
There are four wires now up and working between
Baltimore and Philadelphia, and it is expected that
they will al be completed to New York during the
month of November. Mr. Balm has requested a
correction of the report that the telegraph decision
at Frankfort, (Ky.,)- decided his instrument to be
an infringement of Morse's patent It was the
Columbian instrument which is enioined. But the
impression is that the principles of the decision
will cover the Balm case, when the point is made
al law