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Gently, they have again seen brave and sai-
liant people. struggling nobIy for liberty and ma
ti,na independence, oyerpowered Ey the rn'll-
less arm of the two most despotic powers OH
earth, without sending them the first dollar or the
first soldier, or without even offering them the
small pi,lance of national sympathy. Alter
these strong examples of indifference to the
cause Of liberty it were not fair 10 conclude
that England and France will engage IN the
struggle between Russia and Turkey from mo-
lircs of Humanity. But we honestly believe
they will take part, if the struggle eyer ensue;
for they will have the strong propelIlnS cause oil
interest 10 drive them into it. They eau with
out emotion see, Russia overwhem Poland, the
Caucasus. and Hungary, and the brave people
Of those countries driven into ahjcct scrvitudc,
but they cannot brook The idea of the increase
of Russian power in The Mediterranean. No!
this would shake the equanimiiy of their lm>
perturbable spirits and wake TO acIion all their
powerful energies Of war. II Russia succeed
in empowering herself Of Turkey, she will then
become a strong maritime power. She VIII
control the commerce of The Mediterranean
She will block up the T.evaul from England and
France, aud thus reap for herself the rich
fruits of the Eastern trade. This is enons h 10
stir up llle senses Of John Bull, and make HIM
bellow forth the "crueI din OF war" Africa
TOO will be in danger and thus La belle France
takes the alarm, lest she may lost her African
provinces.
We believe it is already settled poinlin the
Englisl; aud French Cabinets t" light the torch.
es Of war, whenever Russia makes known her
determination to advance upon the Sultan.
But the main question is, will Russia adj
vance, We can scarcely think 50. As eager
ly as she desires 10 complete a project of amb-
ton, which has been urdenlly INDUCED for
years. she will scarcely attempt it on prete1t,
which would SUBJECT her to bitter censure from
the civilized world. She has already advanced
in the affair Of Hungary beyond the principles
of international law, aud the dictates of moral
sense TO pursne much farther her spirit Of
persecution, would lie revolving 10 all the pre-.
ccp,s of humanity and of religion. To hunt
down the poor victims OF her ambition, after
she has driven then, from the field of opposition
and placed them beyond the power of doing
her any harm whatever. would be relentless re.
venge, which would moi fail 10 shock the mora
feelings Of The world. It's scarcely to be sup
posed that the Car. will be so obdurate in his
selfish policy, as 10 invoke the moral opposition
of the civilized world, and the strong physica
resistance of almost every power in Europe
Such a career of muddcned ambition wonlt
surpass even the wild reckIessness of Charles
XII. We take Nicholas 10 be man Of tor
much prudence and sasaciiy to embark in al
enterprise so erratic and fatal.
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Gen. SHIELDS osrHEs Pgoviso.-We
lake, the following paragraph fram tile
Chicago Tribune oftbe, 13tIinslanl:;sSs -
GEN. SuIELDs.-'Fhe BcIvidete, Repub-1
licon says thai Gen: Shiells,ih his speesha
at thai place on Montlay last declared
that if elccIed to The United .Srales Sena,e,
he would obey the instructions nfahe Leg
islaturc on iheiWimnre Provisn, bath be-l
cause they were instructions, and because
they accorded with bis own sentiments.
WIscoNsIN.-A Free Democracy
Mass Convention assembled on The llth e
instant at East Troy, Wisconsin, and no
minated Warren Chase, now Senator
from Fond du.Lac county, for Governor,
vice Nelson Dewey, who refused tho ror-
mer nomination, aud Edward D. Holton,
now Of Milwaukee, Secretary Of State, vice
another declined. :
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TuE LOST NAvreAroRs.-News Of ,h

TnE LOST NAvIGAToRs.-News of the
probably safely Of Sir john Franklin aud
Sir John Ross. nearly at the same limo
reached England and The United States,
by similar channel, a whaling ship
The prlicuIars of the report Of the English
whaier, which arrived al Hull. have mot
yet reached the United States. The
American whaIer arrived at New London.
Conn: and the Chronicle Of hat place fur
nishcs the following information:
Capt. Chapel. of the bark Mcclellan, of
this port, from Davis Straits. whose ar
rival we announced yesterday morning,
furnishes information which will at least
be read with interest in tho United Siatos,
and inde"d in every part of the world
About The lsl Of August. while the. Nc
Lelan lay in Ponds Bay iu indenraiou
Of BuiIin's Bay, in latitude "a. lon. ~. The
natives of the coast came on board the
Chieftan, an English wha!eman. and gave
information by sings that two large ships
were then lying in Prince Regents inlei;
and had been there fast in lke ice for fouI
seasons; and being asked with regard 10
those ON hoard, whether they were desd
or alive, they replied in tho same way
that the crews were not "asleep" (ihatis,
not dead but were all well. This informa-.
ton was considered by the Enelishmap and
by Capt. Chapel, as indicating that the.
ships of Sir John Franklin were clearly
meant. ~
The Englishman landed at Cape Hay,
some distance from Ponds Bay, guam:
liry OF coal and provisions, with which his
ship was furnished by the British govern
meut for the use of the long missing ships,.
if they should chance 10 come there, as
thoy would be obised,o do on their return
to England. This is certainly !he latest
news from that quarter, and there is a
possibility, perhaps probability, that the
commander Of the unfortunate expedition
and his crews are still alive. Heaven send
That it may be so .;
The Mcclellan and her gallant officers
and crew have reached home almostby,a
mirarle-at any rate, have -dune so under
circumstances that eulitle them to The
highest credit. s;s,fsgil;si
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EngIish OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

been favored by Capt RICHARD WARD OF
this District with several copies Of the Li0cr-
pool Mercury for which we return hin our best
thanks. They may be seen at our office. We
have been prevented by the press of other mat
ter from giving as yet any extracts from them
but we hope TO do so soon.
We return our thanks, also, to JAMES RAINS
FORD. Esq., of the District for copy of the
Coventry Herald and Obsercer. We will have
some extracts from it for our next paper, il
practicable.
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From the Columbia Telegraph, 25ih inst.
FLORIDA NEWS.


We received the following despatch
Yesterday evening, hr which we are in
debted TO the office Of the Savannah GeOr.
gian. Our friends will please accept our
thanks for their kind attention, which we
have had occasion 10 acknowledge befnrc :
SAVANNAH, Oct. "a.
Colonel Spencer, Indian Agent, has just
arrived at this place, frum Tampa, by the
u. S. mail steamer Qcmulgce, Capt. Viii,
son, for Jacksonville.
have had an interview with him, du-
ring which he allowed me TO perase a
letter from General Twiggs, which had
been sent by express following him TO this
place. -,,
%:fhsssss fsSd been @ &afl no stuas.
niue DAYS, and delivered ".a '1"ree aSeO g
the five Indians concerned in The late mur'
ders and outrases; they also delivered the
hands of another whom they were com
PEELED to kill in endeavoring to capture
bu, the other, nephew Of Billy Bowlegs
succeeded in elfectins his escape.
General Twiggs consulted them as te
their removal from Florida.
They seemed to receive the proposition
with good will, but requested 10 he allowed
the term Of sixty days for their final de-
cisiou.
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Russia and Turkey.-A grave d

Russia and Turkey.-A grave diC-
ioulty is now pending between The Car Of
Russia and the Sultan, which may terminate in
d general European war. AS our readers nre
well aware, the Hungarian Patriots, BEN, Kos,
sulll and others, after being defeated in their
struggle for independence took refuge in the
Ottoman Empire, and placed themselves under
the protection of the Sultan. The Emperor Of
Russia now demands their delivery to him
which the Sultan refuses, alleging that the laws
of hospitality and the dignity Of bis Empire re-
quire him to afford them protection. On this
refusal, it is thought, Russia wdeclare wnI,
and That England and France will side with The
Sultan, which will throw Austria with Russia,
and thus involve The whole continent in a slate
of warfare.
In forming a judgment on this matter two
probabilities arise for consideration: First will
Russia go to var on this pretext1 Secondly, if
she do, will England and France unite with the
SuItan1
As to the lal,erwe have little doubt. We do
not believe that either France or England out of
pure iouc for liberty, or ltroush feelings Of mere
humanity, would render assistance. We know
they have twice refused to aid the Poles in their
gallant struggles for independence, but suffered
that unhappy people to lose their nationality
and become the victims of mercilcss despotism.
They have remained quiet also, and witnessed
the insolent dcpradalions Of The autocral in the
Caucasus, though they beheld mere aTnJui of
men, fighting, as no other men ever fought. in
defence Of their rights and liberties. And re>
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we Yield the Palm.-The Ne,

York Tribune has the following:
"a GREAT CRop OF CoRy.-A correspon-
dent from Licking Co. Ohio, writes to The Tri
bune that at the late Agricultural Fair there
Gen. Thomas w. Wilson took the premium ior
the best crop of Corn, the product Of which
per acre was lS4 bushels. His farm is large
comprising some 400 acres, and the General i:
considered one of the hest of the Ohio farmers
which is saving great DEAL There were sew
eral competitors, none Of whom produced les:
than 100 bushels 10 the acre."
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PROPOSED UNION OF THE JEWS AND
GENrlLEs.-The Synod of New York, in
its late Convention in Goshen, Of this
State, issued an address TO The lsraelileS
within their district, and appointed com.
mittee with directions, in regard to lis
publication, proposing union OIL certain
conditions.
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e applause and admiration of

he gains the applause and admiration of
his fellows, which he soon turns lohis own
personal advantage. Ills acted part-hls
assumed condesccnsion and pliability, are
only designed for selfish purposes. lie
cares lille for the real interest of his fel-
low w-ci'izens, or the welfare and glory of
bis country.
There are other classes. whose tistin.
gushing characteristics it might be instruc-
tive TO trace, did our limits permit: they
descend, indeed, in regular graduation, ia
every variety from the aippanl and highs
sounding stump orator, down 10 the big.taL-
kcr Of neighb"rhood but there is one
infaIlible resl by which they may all be
judged: They all seek 10 lead the people
by pretending that The people lead them,
aviih tie sole object Of promoting their ors
selfish rir!cs, and ,oith gross Indifference
to the ,ceL Lfue Of the country!
ONE OF THE PEOPLE.
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AbbcviIIe Brancl,.-Whilc we

sleeping over our interests. our cnterpriSing
ncighbors OF Abbcville have gone 10 work in
serious earnest to increase their. facilities oi
trade and commerce. BY the last Banner, we
discover that the requisite amount has been SUBJ
scribed TO construct branch road from Able
vile Village TO some point on the Columbia aud
Greenville Rail Road. We'll done Abbevile
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A Cut.-onr neighbor of The Abbevile

Banner is disposed to be severe. Heur; him:
"CouRT.-Our Court commenced its sessinn
on Monday last, Judge o. Neillp presiding: The
business has occupied the entire week. Al
thougl, the small! returns TO this court argues a
general prosperity in the monetary affairs of
our people, the long catalogue of dark crimes
charged npon many OF the citizens of.he Dis.
lrc.. show. anything else but an improvement
in morals. We regret to find this the case ex~
ceedinsIy. our District slong enjoyed The rep-
utalion Of being Iaw-abidlng people, but
few more courts like the present, will5deprlve
MS Of this character. and place IT'S on IeEelwith
our nsiyhbors Lctou. We know nnttgbnt to
attribute this 10, but trust that with t6 lncrea-
sing intelligence Of otr people, vice will de-
cteasc in proportion"
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Mr.. Brent, ofNew Orleans, asserts, in
a letter from California, that mining cam
not be pursued in the country except by
negroes, Indians, or lrishmen, on account
oil the heat of The climate. So, slaves
may possibly still be employed. or what
will amount 10 the same thing, Mexican
poems. a
A calculation made by William Darby.
esq. the Geographer. goes TO show thatsift
the National Monument at Washington
be elevated to five hundred feet. lis apex
will be visible al distance Of twenty
seven aud Il hall miles.
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From the Columbia Telegraph, 26tlI inst.
LATER NEWS FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA.
The following TeIcgraphic despatch was
received at our office al 10 o'clock, last

The following Telesraphic despatch was
received at our Office al 10 o'clock, last
night:
BALrlMnaK, Oct. 25rh 1910.
The steamship EUROPA, Captain Lott,
arrived at Halifax yesterday "wednesday
evening, and left for Boston II o'clock.
e She brings Liverpool dates 10 the l3'h
inst. LIVERPOOL, oct. Is
Excepting the excitement in Cotton,
business during the week has beeh inactive.
There was much excitement in Cotton
on Monday when the E"ropa's advices
we're made known, and prices immediate
" advanced d., Spinners and Specula-
tors purchasing largely, aud large q"autl-
lies had changed bands.
Al the close Of The week prices had ad-
vanced ) I'D.
Of the sales of the week. Spectators
took 48 600. Exporters 1000 and The
Trade G6,000 bales.
OF American descriptions sold C6.0OO)
there were % 900 bales of Uplands, 3G 0GO
Orleans. and 10000 bales of Alabama.
The Committee Of Brokers official quo
talons are, Fair Upland I'd; Orleans oid ;
Sea Island 81 Id.
RUSSIA AND TuRKEY.-The difficulty
between Russia and Turkey has not been
settled, ant appearances sill indicate the
probability ola War.
Both the English and French Fleets
have been ordered TO the Mediterranean,
and twelve English vessels are now in The
Turkish waters.
An armed force. numbering 10000, is
concentrated around COnstanlinople.
The FreLch Government disclaims the
conduct oil NJ. Pousson. bnt demands re.
para,ion or satisfaction Tor his dismissal.
A conspiracy has been detected in Pied
mont. No particulars known as yet.
The Pope still declines returning to
Rome. There is rumor that Spanish
troops will soon be despatched to Romo.
The Cholera is rapidly disappearing in
all places where it has been raging in
Europe.
Nothing else of importance had as ye'
reached this place.
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Circus.-A grand circus exhibition is to
take place in our Village on Thursday the 9Th
November. From the Programme, which may
be found in another column of our paper, the
public may expect something in this line ol
more than ordinary interest. L, is said to be
the best Equestrian Company in the Uuilcd
Stales,
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.NBasanics Nliscel1aIsv =. We ,:h... -;

Masonic .Miscell.arss-..---,-LW - -, We .h.e.e
----t---~-rIrsr- -nTIIHosT OF the S0Hth-
crn and Wcstcrn Masonic Miscellany. published
Monthly at Charleston So. Ca. and Edited by
Albert G. Mackey, NJ. D.. grand Sec. and
grand lecturer Of the grand Lodge of South
Carolina. From the known character Of the
Editor, the order may expect an interesting
Miscellany of Masonic Literature that may
both amllsc and instruct.
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Hamburg Gscpublican.-,Thisp pa

per came to us last week in new dress and
enlarged We hail this Improvement in our
enlerprisiny neighbor with much satisfaction.
We heartily wish him corresponding patron
age.
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Statutes made for The public good ough,
TO be literally construed
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Words spoken Of one thing ough. not 10
be perYerted to another.
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A cARD.--All persons 10 whom am indebted
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Proprietor Qf Nat. Hnkg
Washington, Jany LIST lS4o.
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am most respectfully yours, &c.
.a JOSEPH RADCLIFFE.
WAsHlSapoN, December go, 1917.
wAsnlsaros, December %, 1871.

ToDr. A. J. ScHwAnTzE, Jr n
Dear Sir. hereby acknowledge debt of gra-
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sent state Of good health entirely of your I'M
valuable preparation Of ,Sdrsapariiid Having been
afflicted with an Ineammdfory Rheimaiic A1cofion
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attended by the most eminent physicians, without
the least prospect of recovering made use Of your
Extract Of Sarsaparilla to The amount of bottles,
further use had the satisfaction to find The disease
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Very truely your obedient servant,
WIN. w. STEWART.
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! DAVID RIDGELY.
January 8, ls4s.

Dear Sir: Relieving Tint public statement
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Z ~ 7-7-- ~ VN1HfttutO1S5 OuFsu0'y HosVs
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WAsnlNaroN, .Ianuarn Q, 1913

To DIR. "A. j. ScHwARrzE, Jr.
Dear Sir: take great pleasure In stating that,
about 10 months since, used your Compound Er--
nrdc Of ,Sarsdparlia as remedy for General Delhi
ify, under which had been laboring long time,
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Very respectfully,