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.,,,,s then, to DO so, and remain covered By their
useless and leseess branches
Ihsve taken the liberty Of presenting 'h' P'esnSh'
extract TO the public without permission ron zoe
thor. but Il il shall tend 10 promote TIE reform -
ably discusses an 'ure TIE suihor ~" no' nha "u'
with me for publishing L.
In esncluiion will cay that hA'e become 50 "uen
interested Ia the change taking place IN The Ifse'ee
ssd PeAdlugs OF oar Courts OF Law that now inro"
o. my former signature, and now subscribe my''"
Yours most gratefully. DIE NJ" CohF.
VIZ. YO-S Fsb u. l-49.
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UI.ter Go. Papers.

SIOlhFuNI, FtV' =
M,ssrs Greeisg 4 McETah:
In the DaIv 7ribHHe' Of the Gath INST; u Is
stated tia, the frstpsper in Ulster County NJ. was
the Ui.ffy PailGdufl and Manydc'Hr1 journal &c
This statement spprehend is erroneous, inasmueh IS
The dr,t news Of "Hu.s surrender" received st thls
place short time after that event .Fanspred was con
isned in the Plsbsiar printed and published 81 nins'
ton Ulster County, NY, BY the late Jesse buei;
Yours &c. T. = T.
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II ANGiSG--rsPef, 1900 pea ffyn - To - ircse.
vide CIR .rcr o1s 80 snd cfiors fIr II ,urf.r
nrnl prlces. GiUHr DERRICKsOV. ~ sog.s-.,
WICK "A large assSr,rnert on Solar .r1r,T-- r
w rh-be Lsmo Nirks FOR sale BIZ
~ DsIIL, BROrHEa'k CO $50 william q,
AOLA-sE- CUPS BrlsnLis moiss.@- cuos "a.
.f'-o s<-s io .-4el wholesale an r-fsc 51-rz
siF ~ llofi LUCIuS HART
SThAW PAPbk-Xfso rssrs fof sac Al Dan1;sc.
- nfer' 2rc-s 5T GAUhT DERRiCKsOS.
- 80 sssIih-st
RO-k-WOOD FURNITURE " ne beet ms.-rsl
~ AZ TOknsnship AMI latest stye snc pserrs or sac
RS J W. sOUFHACK. ri BfoscSsy
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AL.
These were in substance as follows

These were in substance as follows:
when, by the retarn OF Carson from bis inef.
feciual search after Fontsinelle, which has been
before mentioned, and his report upon the subject,
the impression OF Fontalnelle's death was become
general, Mark Head. now that bis hated rival " as
as he hoped forever out of the way, determined 10
bring matters to az issue. By means only known,
70 himself aud the father OF Catharine-but which
were doubtless Of menacing and sinister ma
ture-he had prevailed upon the former to use that
influence and authority over bis daughter which
ia an ladiaa parent is absolute TO compel her to
become his wife. These circumstances pressing
upon the poor motheress girl, in her lonely and
Unattended situation, with no one Of her own sex
70 look to for advice OF consolation drove her 70
the desperate determination Of seeking IN iigh,
an escape from & union " hich she dreaded more
than death. In the midst OF her sorrow and $50
lation, there was bat one hope iha, afforded 70
Showena alienation OF her sorrow, and ems
bled her 70 summon to her aid an amour,
Of energy and resolution which would other.
wise appear incredible, and that was a deep
seated belief or presentimen, that FoutAinele
was still alive. Acting upon this faith she deter
mined either 70 ind or ascertain the fate Of her
lover, or perish in the attempt
Having slipped away unobserved from the par.
y, she made her way directly 70 the place desis-
mated by Carson, as showing marks Of bioodsbed
After much labor she succeeded in fndiag the spot.
snd having examined The ground about It in every
direction, with such scrutiny as only a. Indian
eye, sharpesed 70 preternaisrAl scuieness b. al
lection, IS capable o. she discovered Fontsiuelle +.
horses tracks leading IN the direction Of the river
These she judged TO have been made by his horse.
from the fact TIA. they were made by shod hoofs,
while the other tracks in which they were min
gled were the reverse, which she concluded 20 be
those Of the animals OF his savage pursuers.-
Showers followed on this trail TO the bank OF the
riyer, into which she boldly lesped her horse and
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VI principles, have been pronounced by Prof Renwcs
who practically acquainted with every mode Of washing
sold The complete machine invented for The
purpose Aso by P. A. Reading, Efq ~hoiss partner OF
Ma Hes and Com. Stockton Ia the Virginia gold mines
ana s constantly engaged 10 washing gold ssys hat 10
only machine he would lake 10 California Can be seen
10 denlsne where also be had arms Of al kinds
,,F
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NoTE-Mnk Head met sad fate st last 1t was
however, in keeping with bis life. lie killed in the
same emeuie at Taos, New Mexico in which Gov Bent
was murdered The cowardy rasesls effected by
ery what would otherwise have cost them dear. Mark
and some Of his companions were in a ranch farm.
house, taking Refreshments, unconscious Of danger,
when they s,esthily surrounded, and sho, with
Of childhke simplicity utter fearessness, and, when
reused merclless strocity. There better
trspper 10 the Rocky Mountains. He the hero OF
many marvellous adventure among the ssysges, who
held him 10 the Tread The story related OF MIN
by the ate Lieu, Geo Frederick Ruxion liz his "Ad.
ventures 10 Mexico" (which incident however. was
FIRE, made known by the writer Of ths paper in maya.
zine published In Cincinnati some four years ago. in
which be Is stated 10 have killed and scslped a half
/ breed servant II Sir William Drummond Stewart Is
strictly true The writer irsi visited the csy Noun
tains shortly ser II occurred, and had the particulars
from .hote cosnizsHi Of the whole matter and even
from Head himself This orcums here specially
referred to. s truth doubted BY writer in a
late number OF the Westminster ReUsr In a criiiQue on
the work Of Lieut. Ruxtop, shove referred to.-Msjor
Joe Meek who 10 mentioned in the foregoing pages il
the same person who sent by the Legislature Of
Oregon 10 the Government al Washington. on business
connected with the affairs Of ihs; Territory He re
ceived from President Polk the sppontmen, Of United
states Marshal few months ago and hss since se. out
for bis home and the sphere Of bis official duties on the
waters Of the Pacific, proud snd grstihed man.
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RICHARD GOODWIN
AUcrIoSEER AND COMMISSION NERO

ASCIlONEER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
CITY % OsVEs0
INFORMS TIE BU.ISEs, Community Of he CIV Of
orr nai &c 10 ready 70 receive cors q al
krc. Of ercnsccse which he vii rsposc Il auction or
private sae according he Instructions Of he cocsxnes
snc OF r-s-olsoe erus The city % Os~ezo od-rs i'd
7srsgeC1s msrfet fsr goods u every description Letters
o. on1licatior iposipsdl viii with ire6 ate a..
teuion- TIE subscriber refers Andrew Fsl0r Ese IS
Broa1vEy, Ses-f0fE Cry, Joseph sh-shsr, E.q Ies
brooklyn. y. Y L-Ses se.csi-y, Oswego Civ. Wr
y |stde~aer Co DO Dooliigie 4 aalissn do. Ca.
NY mi an.of
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re- FovIer,. Law School In Cherry "a
COPARTNERSHIP.

THE SUBSCRIBERS have formed q co-psr,ner-
shp In the practice ofhe law snd will give prompt at
teuon all business which may be entrusted 10 them Ia tbs
several Courts Of This State and Of United sIaiesMsrch
/, 1919. SAMUEL STEVENS,
JAMES EDWARDS,
ORLANDO MEADs.
Office $50 Broadway, Albany M I'm
COPhRTNERsIIiP.-T undersignsd have hts
Ndsy formed cOpsrnershp 10 the busness Of publish.
ing, printing and .ereotypng. under the hrm = h.
JENNINGS & co JOSEPH III JENNINGS.
Dated FEB s,lsg lm 81 VIM L 5 HARRISON
EUPAET Ire subscribers hsye Ell
tered into copstnefshp for he Transaction - tie Gen
ers Dfy Goods bus1ese a. 1884 Wism-ft urder he hrm
Of q. JENNINGS co. GIDEON ObNslNGS,
EDWARD W. HUNT
New.YOrk March !, 1879 nj So
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES B FULLER
Nhaving formed Co psfinership With JOHN DURAND
will continue the Iron Commission Business under The trm
Of DUDLEY X. FULLER co. Al 1879 Greenwichst
March /, 1919 DUDLEY B FULLER,
nj lmt JOHN DURAND
NUrICE.-rbs subscriber, have this Day entered into
= Y cop-rtnershiy under The hrm Of BsLKNAP HAFi-
LAND the ~ The general Grocery ard Pro-
vision bu.ress Sore 2i2 Washingion-st between Murray
and Robinson SIS -SesYOrk, March !, 1919.
CHAUNCEY BELXNAP,
nj 81. DANIEL = HAvILAND
~ U.ya>DERyOuhT ha. mis- day associated win
! nm 10 buslusss HE brother, JAMES NASDEREOORT,
ard viN continue The Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods
Commission business ucdef The firm Of
IL VANDERyOORT co.
Sew-Yofs March I, 1873 mi 81
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vVANTFD. Ar che GOLD rUINEs.

so 900 sorr.ts OF qA9 Us c can ia;
ague best brsFn AZ m ne condensed form ezch hOule
contains thfd doses Than quart bottle Of ssrss.
parlla while The freight viii moi be- U1sflurlh much
and contains syrap other ingredient hksly 10 fer
and 10 warm climate, Il offers Inducements to
purchasers supply hs demand. Apply al lhe Csnchas
qua D6p0L. d BfosdWay. Us lawIn'
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I1IIFORNIA PA-sPORT- AND NATURA



\ GOODS.-DAY, 3 Cortlsnd-st Is row manufacturing
immense Qusuiies Of Tyer Helms PsIenl Metsic Nul
canzed Rubber which unlike the Black Gcods. does not
stusct the srsys No lead u.ed under hi. patent ard
the goods will much higher peraiure IN
before made Every article made according to this Few
patent will have the subscribers and date Of the pa
tent. January, 1919 m2iw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-03
CALIFORNIA
CAIIFORSIA.-5oU United safes rsnts. sossls 'oi
Sihose gong 20 ne goc rsgians; for a. iow y

I,AIIFORSIA.-so Uuiie1 s.sie. Tstr .aisssis e,
1s gong eaU rs t's 6ERsicSlsoS 81 suia 81
CAIIEORNiA-s,s0c.su Or persons d~sirogs Of
4 song he gold regions car b. transported ne very
owrs Pos'ibe rses snd a ne os' coufor'she Hnnnef
either ~ Cape Horn by way u Chsgres application 10
sOflm' T. S SUTTON ne Waist cor souis, up ssS.fs
ry,O PERSONS GOING TO CALIFORNIA
vefy eonvensni sod ssssl lns spp rs W. -,
-Tecusly prevent imposition, may be nsi y sg2ynS 70
TIE 81 sorSer Al 50 Resde-'I JUN AO"s-N'
80 In
GOLD uUNTEk-' RIC.-we have Just hai'hed
II few sli,s which on th- 81 economy And ours
hv s-a worthy TIE attention % sdvertureri 70 ne csof'
ia 3isgngs WM 7 JENNINGS co rsiSrs,
isfT = Broadway. American hotel
H,, u.,tt CsIIEORNIA.-T~engy shar,s %
- "a rros men Price SIS esrh AID 40 fsnef ss.ess'
m4n,s APpg board eafs s.nco, 'oo' OF 'o',ssS''
ffom4 los
pFH.Y.- GYKAToRN GOLD-WA>HhE.-
L This appraisal 10 point % eitci-ncS .eols.L! 80 -
veuisrce d eelaled by snyihng t'r ne purpu'e -.
sntai FOR p lie patronage; ald he msnfacuTef hopes
raj corpsnies aud individuals vii cal and examine ms
superior Article, ssS7 Edrdgest before pufcas'ng s'e
where. - -
CoI.p TF-r-.-Perslus going % Caiforn's Will
tIfnd q TO their advantage % carry win hen ess y
which hey ascs rain ne cas.J Of gold eoSs,, 80
snns such with scds snc iesi s.one car be ooAoeo
'a'7''olc j [ W. MASON. rs F.'iou-si Sd soor
Also. Crucb.e.. Scales snd Cup Weighs 80 I'M
IsJIFOR>IA-Ths New Eng ant stamping ssiso-
Aishm-uL Deroy. Conn Is prepares ~ n.. oree'. .o
amount Of TN plates Of and beautiful patterns Of Ns
bsn stone or pewter Three sizes a. The follow ng prices
7inch-. 40 c % inches 6, cis III. inches 10 CTS per
dozen Orders should he addressed 70
5.f s.eods WM o CREAMER, Derby, Conn.
CALIFORNiA--A respectable m ddle'aged lsay
N-ou a he willing 20 20 CAfornia with my fespecta
bic family who would need her services Inc sovsinss
/, com oeteut u h most suy station end would De wihng
IN mske herself generally atefal She 10 worthy person
II would siysntsge 10 sny merchant VINO = .sAhs
h,. fsny 10 the Gold Regions - have such one WIN
hem note addressed n. d Tribune once Will meet
:. - :, -, ~ stssrfio, mo- u.
CALIFORNIA PASSPORTS AND NATl RAJ
NIZATION-Tbe subscriber \ justice Of The Marine
Court will attend Al the Marine Court IN the Psrk from
occcS 10 NJ for the purpose Of nsiarszng aliens and
.,qiug passporsio cz-ns. The Governor OF Csfornis
hsvng susd his proclamation hist hut citizens Of the
United Sises will be allow ed to dig gold, Will be neces-
sary FOR every citizen TO hsve passport
THOS JEFFERSON SMITH.
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IMPORTANT TO OALIFoRNIANs.

nUPUYS COsDIAL ELIXIR or BARK should b
~ prominent among the various medicueE purchased To-
Cahorns Ito tonic snf snifcbnla properties Of
the bes preventive u California fever side being
a. naby pied the frame e1fseb I'll by IN
disease Il7f lu+l T. uUPUY. tO9 BfoAdVay
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CALIFORNIA-rea. 10 sn sxceIIenl form. bad

CALIFOKNIA-rea IN an excellent FORM and con
- venieni packages for California, calculated for ship
IN the country ard private adventure
They secured that they warranted not TO sosfo
moisture For ss- at the old establishment Of The CAN
TON TEA co Us Chsihsmst Between Pesrl and koose-
ye) New YORK Particularly recommended for use 81 the
Mines hlsck breakfast Tee hne substitute for Cofee, on
account OF rs portability convenience and superior healthy
onslitv l0f 2tsw4wSSW
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~ Wntcr-Cure.-Dr. TRALL =

with Gymnasium r. ID. fiEhSNNi Oo'' VI A"c",-. -
Uniyersiiy-plsce NJ W"
~ Wnter-Cure.-Dr. TRAIL receives patients Al DIS
ro modous city esab shment Is Laightst and 81 Oyste
erected The Summer term will commence Aprh / Out
door practice attended to ConsnlIsnons % OF I'M
~ Hydropathy ard the Water-Cure.-Fow-
LEss L WELLS, Isl Nsssau-sL New-fork, publish, and
have for sale all works on HydroPshy, WsIer-Cure,
Physiology, Phrenoogy, Magnetism and Physiognomy-a
wholesale aud retail complete assortment OF the shove
named works always on hand. just published The Wa
ter Cure Journal monthly 81 year; WsterCure Msnus
50 cents wsierCure in All Diseases 50 cents The Chol
ers ALPHABETICALLY Treated, Is cents.
mi Ct FOWLEhs WELLS lSl Nssssos1
~ Gentiemen's Hats-spring styls.-BISD,
corner OF Pine and Nassau st-Gentenens Hats, Of the
rev style are now ready for inspection and sale. The
subscriber takes pleasure in again calling attention to his
new style Of Hats which merit the attention Of wesrers,
not only for elegance Of shape, but superior quality Of
fabric. ml 2meod'l BIRD. cor Pine and Nassau SIS
~ Fowler,s Law school In Cherry Valley Oi
SEQ County, ~. The next term will commence on III,
kecitaions ect the prosecutions OF
sus and The trial Argument Of dill practices 10
ofhand speaking literary historical and legal d-bsies are
among the constant exercises OF the school, whose ob)eci
IL 10 make the student practical Lawyer and easy.
rec. fluent exemPorsneous speaker before he enters
bis profession Circulars stating plan &c sent ny Request
Board &c from 81 Is TO 81 IS per week TuuOn use OF
ihrsry &c at the rate Of so per year paysoe
advance. Letters addressed postpaid TO JOHN w row
Liza President n29 2swDlswSWGWH
~ LIQUID Hair Dye.-BsTcHELORs Instantaneous
Lag beet article IN the world for changing red or
gray natural black brown coior without injury
20 the hair skn Persona wishing the best article IN me
should call at BArcHELoss mandatory. Nalls,
I q 10 neal Broadway Copy the address. dlq TTAsI
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RASCA TIN, Gc.-Ssncs rr gig eat bsr tn aur,
DEory 5su1h sod BAR eat fcg ssIe Bur.r s-sip "
81 LUClUs HssT ls,- scsr6nAr Z H.r-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-03

roTmodous civ esab shment IS Laighist and ct Oyster
Raw l. | where new and extensive buildings are being
erected The Summer term will commence April !. Out
door practice attended TO. ConsulIsnons 60 OF I'M
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~ FowIers N Wells, Phre0oiesists AID
Publishers, Clinton Hal ~ NAsss1-'', neH 'He A
~ New-York Water-Cure establishment,
with Gymnasium + D PERSON, cor 81 i"e'n', s arc
Universiiy-plsce NJ o"
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CALIFORNIt .rORE.-WhoIe.als and RsiaII

('AIIFORNI& sTORE>-Wholesse and Retail.
y Edwards Celebrated Egg Powders, a We etabe
compound being substitute for In all kinds NJ cakes
and butter ruddngs shilling package equal 10 q eggs
and mpsrss richer favor.
Esserce OF Java Cofse-A 80 cent bottle will make IS
cups snd will keep any climate for any length Of time
COnanis Patent Yeast is recommends by the mos scen-
uc men 10 the country the hes,hest article used
for raising bread or pssuy.
Aso large assortment Of teas sugars old wines and
liquors pickes spices soap aud candles, Bologna
ssussges smoked mests fruits Of all kinds cigars pre-
served and ssrdnes 10 tin maccsrOn verni.
cell, srrow-roOi, tspoca, &c. All goods careful y
packed and any part Of the city free OF expense by
il8 n GASSNER YOUNG 1872 Chsthsm-sl
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COLD: GOLO:: GOLD: ::ESrhss RaoIlss l are r

Nspec.fuy invited to call AZ The California Depot IL
Plast where be the celebrated Dsgonega Gold
Washer The invention OF practical Miner OF many yesfs
experience II warranted 10 wash ten times n much ssnd
with labor than any other machine ever offered IN ms
c,y Lin adapted 10 steam horse or hand power. Also a
sock ofdomesc hardware consisting In part OF hsche1s,
hammers saws screws butts picks mstocks, crow0Hs,
drills chseis thoye.s &c. SC Associations snpped upon
restonsbIe terms l27fl'S'l d B. PIKE
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4 EANENWOKTHSGOLO WASHING MACHINES
decidedlyths best offered for sale; they Will
The soil A. fast fed into the machine, and hal
of more Importance the gold black sand, cinnsbsr and
paiina escape from II they are arrsnged Tor
horse and hand power, with extras sud boxed, from
$50 TO SIS. Also god picss mining tools pumps nose
carte wagons wheel5srows reios cTuctbes .ef chess
and every description OF imp ements for Cahionis FOR
sale Al the lowest prices the Agricultural Warehouse srd
seed Store Of A ALLEN co.
m2 Ivy l8o ard l9l WsteT-si. Nsw-Horf
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This sPpsrsa', 10 point % Ell, .eolsL! 80 80
psr &C. il rot eclaei by shy hing fr ne purpose Fr
,sutei for public patronage; and The msnfseuTer hopt
hst coursnes sud individuals MI cal sni sSsIle .n-
,-te ~ ri ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-03

On the sixth day he crossed the mountains in
the region Of perpetual snow, and descended into
Perre's Hole. Here, the hunter hoped he had ct
length bstfed his Pursuers; and here lie intended
10 remain until the Camp should come CD, as he
was sware il had been the Intention Of those hav
Ing control Of its movements % proceed hv this
-OG,e into the Oregon Territory.
The escape Of Fontsinele from the Blackfeet
was avery narrow one. Nothing bur Tie speed
AID bottom ofhs horse, joined 20 bis own iron con-
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COLD TE-r>.-Pers "a going ~ Cs.lofn. t. "" ~.
which hey ascertain the cus,J Of gold eoSs,, CO..
snns such with scds snc iesi s.one car be ooAoeo
Al 4 reasonable price. OF
CO L W. MASON, IS Fi'ton-st 81 soot
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-07-25
RlrSSin.

Since the Congress Of Vienna in 1915 Rus.
sla, with the exception of her troubles with,
Poland, has; been comparatively quiet, ma
Klngsinternal improvements and building rail-
ROADS 70 tho Bllck sea to make the conquest
OF Circassai more certain. But Russia, lin
her alliance with Austria, and war with Hun
gary, is about to play new part and place
herself in the same position in Europe that
France did under Napoleon, If Hungary is
put down the next movement will be on the
Gcrmanc Union, the war between Russia
and Denmark, the pacfication of Italy and,
finally, an interference with France and her
republic. Can Russia play such card with
her Cossack power? We are perfectly aware
she cannot and her strength, although g-
gantic, is as much required to keep he own
dominions quiet as it would be to regulate the
affairs of Europe. Russia in Europe posses
sesa surface of 90,1I7 square miles, with
population Of 54,OOO,OOO of souls. Poland is
1920 square miles with 4, $4,000 popula-
ton, and the Grand Duchy of Finland 6,S44
square miles and l, 547,7O2 inhabitants
From her gold mines in 1916 she obtained
l,577 pools of gold, "a pood is 40 lbs,) and
1,l9O pools of silver, her national debt is
about 200,O00,00O of dollars, besides float
ing debt Of paper assignats Of 1OO,OOO,OOO
more and she is now taking up additional
loans for the war. Russia in defending her
territories is by numerical force and climate
the most powerful nation on earth, but when
she crosses her territories to become the at
tacking power, and spread herself over the
surface of Europe, she will become the
weakest. Russia has not more than SOC, 900
men in arms, considered efficient, well dis
oiplincd and experienced, her soldiers are
obedicnt hardy and brave, but more brave in
defending Russia than in attacking foreign
powers. Hsvng mapped out considerable
plan of operations in Europe we shall see
whether the decendents of Peter the Great
and Catharine are able to sustain their ancient
name and prowess -"
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-07-25

" The transactions of the meeting at
Piedmont Church should be read by every
man. not that they differ in principle from
those already published, but because they
exhibit the universal unanimity Of opinion cx-
listing throughout the whole State. The
Report is clear and manly statement of the
position OF the Union, the South in particu-
lar, and thepeculiar independent spirit breath
ing throughout the whole document is we'll
worthy Of imitation. Read it-ponder over
it-wcgh it well in your mind-it needs no
further comment