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11oetifa! department.
TO THE SOUTH.

TO THE SOUTH.
The time to talk has passed away,
Now is the time to do, not say,
/. And every moment of delay
But binds our fet,ers faster.
The wrongs we have SO long endured
By submission will ne'er be cured,
'Tis fatal in sleep to be lured,
Twill double each disaster.
Can freemen stand and be oppressed?
And see the enemy divest
Their States of power, peace and rest'
Without single murlnur?
And shall then words all 60 for nought!
Then is the South not what thought,
She is a slave-if she is bought
For what else can We term her!
Every insult let her pocket,
Every warning let her mock it,
Until like flying rocket,
The truth too late rushes home;
Then alas! is vain III endeavor
These her chains to loose or sever,
Then she will be iree-nerer!
Can you say now g let this come"
Will you have your rights denied you!
Will you have the North defide you!
As you quaked when she dehed you'
Then sit down and fold your arms;
But God forbid this case TO be.
And may my eyes the South ne'er see,
When gone the brave. and lost the free =
Southemers resent your harms!
Y. NJ.
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To NV Old Friends in KershaW.

HAVlNG paid particular attention to the growth
L 4 Of different kinds ofnew cotton seed for the
last four years, became so convinced ofthe supe-
rority OF some of them TO the gulf cotton, that
bought last fall every seed with which my cropis
planted and am fully satisfied that shall be hand
somely paid for so 1oing. Ihave the Pront. Banna-
ma, Po,negranate,H Harris, and golden chaf. This
year think the golden chaff and Pomegranate,
are doing best of wet year, and on fresh land
tie Harris cotton will or has made more than any
other.
If any of my acquaintances should feel disposed
to try them will forward any reasonable amount
to Charleston, neatly put up in strong sacks at
one dollar per bushcl and this is what paid here
for all but the golden chafs for these paid $5
per bushel. The expense to Charleston cannot
be more than one dollar more in other, words,
will deliver any reasonable amount of the
seed in Charleston at 81 per bushel. ANY one
sending an order shall have the seed of the kind
ordered. would remark however, that have
no great many of the golden chaff to spare, asI
purpose planting largely of them, this is an early
cotton with very extended branches even to the
top. The golden chatf seed commanded So per
bushel here last year.
WILLIAM L. McCAA.
Dayton, Ala. sept. 1s, 1850 T7-3t
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RERBEN DO0LITTLE's TRIP TO NEW
ORLEANS,
WRITTEN For THE YANKEE BLADE BY PRES.

1t will be recollected by many, that several
years ago, the merchants of New Orleans had
great difficulty in getting and retaining, for any
desired length of time, suitsble statesmen and
book keepers, on account of the unhealthy ma
ture of the climate in general, and the preva-
lence of the yellow fever in particular. AS the
most capable clerks were obtained from the
northern cities, the merchants held out great in
ducements, and offered large salaries to tempt
Young men to leave their homes in New Eng
land, and enhance their fortunes by asoJourn
at the South.
Among those who run wild with the idea
that they could obtain competency i'll few
wears. in New Orleans, was one Reuben Doo-
little, who, after getting his courage up to The
sticking point, Notwithstanding his great fear OF
the yellow fever, left his fathers farm in Yer
mont, and set sail from Boston. As our story
is located in New Orleans, we will make long
jump, and land Mt once with our hero IN the
Crescent City
On arriving at New Orleans, Reuben took
lodgings at hotel, where, as he had been IN
formed, men of mercantile pursuits were in the
habit of meeting from time to time Tor the ar
TanTet0cUC Ol OuSlHeSS uldttcIS WIN
tradesmen, and where not few of them board
ed. After being comfortably roomed i'll the
fourth story, his first movements were, to put
himself into the 'purtiest' trim his wardrobe AID
taste would permit The painful operation of
shaving. and skinning with cold water, aud Pc
ter.Pinder razor, being gone through with, and
the after infliction of soap-suds ablution of
the neck and face, completed, During which
last performance, the principle part Of the wa
ter went running down his back, and the whole
of the soap was deposited in his eyes causing
him to rcvolve in very unique gyratons about
the ronn., he drew forth the identical drab
pants, and tailed, brass'buttoned, blue
coat, which had so excited the wonder and ad-
mirat;ou of the village beaux, when he wore
them for the first time, the Sunday prior to his
departure for the South, and which had caused
the tailor, or rather the artistic who had fashion.
ed them, to he -whelmed and bewildered
with business for the ensuing three months
With exceeding care and delicacy did he draw
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Fall Goods.

IN BONNELL g. co. are now ceivlng their
l. Fall supplies, to which they invite the atten'
ton Of purchasers.
SUGARS-S Crox, Delta, crushed, powder
ed and clarified
COFFEE--Rio and Java
TEA-lireen and Tyson
MOLASSES-We India and New Orleans
SALr-Table and sack
MACkAREL-No. | and
Pickles, ketchup Mustard, Giuger, Pepper
Spice, Cinnamon, Soap, Candles, Starch, &c.
Hardware, Hoes, Axes, Spades, &c.
Bagging, Rope and TWine.
DOMESTICS--BIeach and brown Home
spunS
Together with general assortment OF Goods
suited 10 this market. For sale low by
July 26. u. BONNELl. 81 W.
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In Equity. Lancaster District.

R. p. Carrco and wife Mary, vs Ma,ala CASTOR,
(widow,) Middleton &. Casinn. John K. CASTOR.
Partition OF Real Estate Of Eli &. CASTOR, decd.
TT appearing to my satisfaction that all the above
L defendants reside without the limits The State,
it s ordered un motion OF Clinton and Hanna. that
the said defendants do pleah answer or deInur to
the Bill! IA above case on or before The 2lst day OF
Nov 1850. Otherwise Judgment pro coniesso ~lI
be ordered against them.
II. WIrHERSPOON, C. F.. L. D.
Com office, Aug. 10. 81 66,
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Notice.
THE Special Partnership lr.to're existing in the name
i Of WM VI. LUBBOCK d Co. for the carriage OF
Freight and Passengers on the The Stat: Of South
Carolna by the Steamboat ROBERT MARTIN, il this
day dissolved with the consent Of all the partners.
Charleston, July 10th 1850.
W. NJ LUBBOCK.
PAULt. VII.LEPlGUE & son.
CJSlIANNON.
ROBr MARTIN.
J. Il. g. G.. II. DUKES.
f.. w. WALTER.
EDWIN p. STARR.
Sept. 81 IS 81
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Fair Notice.

r HEREBY caution all persons agsinst trading
l. for note on hand given by me, payable. ito N.
Bradshaw, of Kershaw District dated in September
1850, for seventy-fve dollars, payable the first
day of January 1852, the consideration for winch
said note was given, having failed, am determin-
ed not to pay it unless compelled by law.
ELlHUE BATES.
Gadsden, s, C.. Sept % 1850. At
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MANSION HOUSE.

CAMDEN, s. G.
TINE subscriber respectfully announces to his
L friends and the TRAVELLING PUBLIC
generally, that he has opened as HOTEL, that
large and commodious house in Log Town, former
" the private residence Of B. Perkins, esq.
The building is admirably adapted for that pur-
pose. being situated in the ost healthy and pleas
ant part of Camden, combining all the advan'a
ges Of the town with the bslmy atmosphere OF the
country, and within lew minutes walk of any
part of Camden. The rooms are large and airy,
his Servants respectful and attentive, and he
pledges himself to spare no. pains in keeping up
an attractive and we'll supplied TABLE, and TO Use
every exertion to please those who may call upon
him.
His STABLES will be found commodious, and
always fully supplied with Provender,
0J''rhe House being conducted on Temperance
Principles, he hatters himselfthat those who favor
him with call will find the MANSION HOUSE
not only the comforts and attention of well reg
uated Hotel, but the quiet retirement OF Home.
Charges moderate.
DAlllh Stages arriving in the place, and the
Omnibuses running to the Depot, will call at the
lIousc when desired.
E.G ROBINSON.
Camden, Sept. l. 81 Il
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10000 PAIRS OF
BOOTS AND SHOES.

bUUIS ANU SdUES.
TTNO BE HAD at the New Shoe Store. and will
Il be sold lower than any ever before offered
in this markel-iiaving paid the cashfo eve y ar
ticle and selected from the best and largest man.
ufac,urers in the United States, We fatter our
selves that no one can fail to he pleased in quan.
tity, quality and price. The stock consists in part
as follows
Mems fine Calf stitched Boots
- Pump Boots
:. Waterproof do cork soles
do stitched and quilted sees
POO poirs fine Calf sewed Boots, from 81 81 TO Sc w
2lU " and Kip pegged Boots, from 81 10 s. 90
Mems fine Calf scwed Bootes 81 to S4 w
I'd 10th Congress Boots SO to 81 50
= Jersey Ties, So to So 50
Kin pssg:d B:o'ees: 81 g. :" to 3 g &c 60
Youths KiE psgged Boo,ee", SOC to7ss =,
:: " - Boots assorted
" LADIES' Department.
Fine silk Caters, black and colored
- wells and black
Half t;aiters, wells and black
- coored and black
Welt Ties, Foxed. Broad and Easy
:: wi,hou, Tips. for corns
Jenny Lind Bootces, Kid and Morocco
MD and Enanecd EYcelsinrs
Kid and Morocco Jenny Lind Buskins
Taylor Ties Pump
Fine hid slippers. with Rosetes
Fine Morocco Shippers and Ties
Fnr. Ties and Buskris, Wells
Fine MururrU do do
Kid extra wide SLIPS and Ties
Goat Bu>kn> and Ties, Wells
Goat Boots
Misses black and rolored Caters
- blue and light cnlored Half Caters
% black. blue and bronze Bootces
" black and coored Slippers
Goat onrees, sewed and pegged, for School sho-s
ChtlrrnS Shoes and Bools. assorted
Together with great variety of Gentlemens, La''les
and Children ShU-s Numerous 10 Mention.
--ALSO--
Fine TRAVELLING TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS,
VALIIES HATS and CAPS. All of which will posi-
tyey be sold lower than the lowest for cash ,
6TCall and see for Yourselves, At the NEW ShOf'
WORKMAN Il BOONE.
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The following gentlemen Agents for the Journal:
WIZ. G. CASTOR, General Agent
Col. T. w. HUEY, Jacksonliain. Lancaster Dist
S. II. RossER. Esq, Lancasterrile, SC
&C. McCRUMMEN, Carthage, n. G.
VIC MOORE, Esq. Camden. S. c.
And Posma. tens are requested to act as our Agents
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Salem WO0lens.

Salem WOOlenS.
HAVlNG taken the agency Of The Salem. n
IL G. WOOLEN MANUFACTORY, we arc
prepared to supply Planters with their
Negro Cloths
of various qualities, and at Manufacturers prices.
These Goods have heen used by several Plan
rers in this neighborhood for many years, to whom
we can refer, as being all article, for warmth and
durability, of a very Superior quality.
UrWOOL will be taken in exchange, at a fair
price.
W. ANDERSON g. CO.
Aug %. 81 2m
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Superior Mustard,
Stone Lime, Plaster of Paris, and
Cement.

Boz" .edus' Planetary Horse Power
~,rE subscribers have received Of The above ma.
iit. Com the manufactorv of Geo Vail II o. I"
6;ch ,ey would cali ,hs attention Of 'hSsG VINO % wan,
pnSs Ss~,Fe ?, FnsaSs will s be pnmy @
kind OF :; mih1 ~ ;MrDOWI Lin COOPER
a'ns"'I aT = few Mill croaks on Nnnd. =,
| ,rt ~. $50 ~
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Notice.
4 PPLlCATION will be made to the Legisla-
IA ture at its next session, for an act Of incorpo-
ration for Antioch Baptist Church.
JAMES E. RODGERS.
JOEL DAVIS.
Aug9. 63 3m
PPLICATION will be made at the next Session
II Of the Legislature of South Carolina 10 charter
a Company TO Manufacture Cotton and Wooen
goods in or near the town of Camden by steam or
water power.
Camden, Aut. 9. 1850.
NOTICE Is hereby given, that application
~ will hc made at the next session Of the Icgis-
latmrr for charter to build PLANK ROAD
rom Camden. through Lancaster, 10 some point
on the North Carolina line. Aug. =.
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THE, CAMDEN JOURNAL.
PUBLISHED BY
THO. J. WARREN g. C.. A. PRICE,
EDITORS AND PROPRIEToRs.

THE SEAlI-WEEKLY JOURNAL
L npbl;sb.d NJ Three Dollars and Fifty Cents if paid II
advance or -Four Dollars payment is delayed for three
thv
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VIM. MATTHIESSEN'S
Wholesale Clothing Establishment,
Corner of East Bay and Queen Streets,
CHARLESTON, s. G..
Manufacturing House, SO, Platt St. New York.
COUNTRY Merchants purchasing Clothing,
" will find it to their advantage to look through
the stock of this extensive Clothing House, where
they will find fresh and desirable Goods, at prices
as low as can be purchased at in New York.
July 2G. 90 swlOt
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neal. II caught roue, might OF couId)
sleep away nv hunger all the next return Of
slack water and then try 5rain. Nor did I
suar los from the iuclcmcocy IT the wealth
~ and che want IT clothes The rainy seas,
% was now advancing my whole suit was a
shirt, a pair ct troWsgrS, a col,pu hanjsrr-
rhicf Instead ot a cap, and a cotton cloth
r'-out tWo wards hong, To supply the wan, Ut
PIPER garments, and thus acroutrrd, | have
been exposed ter woa,y, thirty. perhaps
nearly forty hours together, M irccss'Ul
rains, accompanied With slr1ac gales OF wind,
without the least shelter. when my master
vas ou shore. feel, To This day, some lain
return, ct the ,iolcn, pains then contracted.
rae excessive cold aaI wet endured in that
,ruDtry, and ~ soou after / had recovered
.suu q long sickness, quite broke my coasutu-
uon and my spirits. The latter were soon
restored bu, the effects of the former It'll
remain with the, as a uc,illl mrvs7i5 Of The
service aHd wages Of he ncgro.s love and
PITY
There IS much piciy and spirit IN tho CRATE
il Acknowledgment " Jscoc " With my
stall p1ss,J over this jordan, and now am
bccoms tvo hanns" Tbgsc are words which
ought ,o ai5c, me with a peculiar emotion.
remember that spme of those moumtul DAYS
'o which this letter refers. was busted iu
planting some hms Ur orange trees, when
th,s text came very frr.by 90 INV mind
fN,nR,Iyr %, Ray. ions Nrwro>.l
Yours u5ly, CoRNeilrs.
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New Tailoring Establishment
Hubbard & Stevens

WOULD py o. their cusiurrrs at IN ru'1H
w t'ui h.N h,y, ~ convection With ihHI. lstsI,
r..s NTNIIOLING ESTABLISHMENT, vhrr
,hr, will L.. urHfaf,d o. mike prl tI,rr GauH'Hi'
4s WFu arH tp ,s rss,i s','s o. sHr D. dTrs Ip -
frI Cuuri,. Tn, hrr, lN e s'f,t regard o. 'h.
,sr. II ih tr ru.frm.rs tH fHrrit shave q Iul'.
ultrrurr-. 'uf'i7r d"rT pi shru notice, n1l VA,
falicl o. n ifpmTs.I, made
II.GS. vru'l a. -, tAAl thry have AMI ,hal
k,ru q Gss' sssHriu,If q
Crrna1. Trrnrh ,1l Nmaurp1 BLACK Cloths
m, unl Bnrv1 Nm,d Clfb..
Rl,rs Jrs,iu.rrs srd ~ >A,Hs.
Hack Ssfn apI Let. Nr,ungs
Tp4f, psrsk ls ,1i ~arins'rs iHI r1T''
Tu.af. ant Cpshusrrfs &c ~unusr Coats.
~ which vtII D. srid arl made rp o. shnl
q. can b. done cI.gs bs.r II th- same quality and
vnrk usH.h.n.
T. addition 'r 'lc above, lhs, intend 60 kccp ur
L.HI a H.a.. 4ss4ffIF.rT q
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SHAW 81 TRUE;
Wholesale Grooers,
Ia Ts'c street. Perfi,-'i,

10 SIC Sutfl. tetNAr-N.
DESrECrFuLLi invite he sues'trs g par.
IL chtsrr. H., the cuuuiy trade 20 tAsir prr-sb,
b-s, Stsk II WEST INDIA GOODS end GRO.
CERES, ~ iollows
80 ilhIs. priuc New Crop MOl.hSSES.
6N NTNSs lIav BuWu ,uI NsilYS SUGARS.
80 libl., Cashd and ruv'd do
IS Iaai IS d,. ruul,ni DO
- piI. Winter Il,.sh'd " AMI STsrrs OIL.
100 UpN.. chew ius TOBACCO, fSuritr hsnd.
1000 C,.k. Wo,nIuth" NAILS, At nini.c.
tu,,rrr. pficss.
rs Bb.. Nr, VI. aui 81 DO. Clssr PORK
- LARD 1000 Neg, dp.
81 nbl. Nc. ,pd Nav, Me- liEEF
Is Bu,ps New Nurk CHEESE.
SOJ Qd. rulh.,k IlSIl.-20 Cl.ks RICE
80 Chefs anil llrNr. ~Ol CllONG TEA.
80 DO "CONGO 10 hall Chest,
"NINDNONG" TEA
20 IiBN~. apN In tstt, boxes ORANGE
rTkOE" TEA.
3O0 p0N~s Buurh ,ld CIu.lrr RNSINS.
5D i.a.Ns 80. ~ bt>rs Mnshr.tsT's SOAR.
- I;lNss rurs gruund Ginger. ~ ip lim'utu.
~ do 30 s. Jts.a ~ dp repi@r.
p Bas. COFFEE - M. gtOgnd do
90 r.>r, pENII. STARCH
80 90 CHOCOLATE
100 .dp I1rES. Dd, Crram Tar,r, pare
. lIbl.. p h,lf tAl,. .ul - b,Nc. pur- SAL.
IRNrt.S.
Also, PAIL. Brom,, Wnpri1- rIrsr. Twir~. Nui.
mrgs, tlr,rs. StH., >aIt I,ur, toup.us,
Alum. Nltnil. Indtgu, Ctmphor.
Mu.prl, ~ulphur, soda,
g.. -. g..
~Lrsh tn, m, rr,,urrI a. ud,r NJ the LOWEST
PRICES hr CASH or satisfactory Notes.
Feb ., ls5O. o. o~5
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$1,000 REWARD

no apy man who will show
! rs i FOUR a. god made up
| ~, = ~ IIorss. ~ arr advsrti.sd b..
| N|I ~ low by m sulssriccr.
w y ~ Tn, ~ibs il-r vii Mt enter
toto la,r description ~ 10" ryig~r, &. ~ his
llcr-s-, bit Upu!l simGl, ay, ,hrt'h' MORGAN
Eagls, a IIrr.r well AalNn ~ to pulIr, Who h,s
b-,a gone 'uu y"''s, vii ag''1'" cn'rri br Oh"
zee II n,r.s 'hs s-lsrn, IL y VEL krpVp IN III
Vamer. a. ls thr h.st IiHrsa'hp oy-r -t' !. IN.
vicinity. aal All. colts hive Tr.yri tho is,t mad.
M "a tha f,s'rst ,.ilfs kfrvn a. 'h~ ulHs,l't.
FRENCU TON, AND BDLD WISHING
Ton. wee Kent h,,r h.t season, gnl thair crlts
vii sr~lL ipr thrw.sly-'. " ldliiirl IN IN
ph,,- M 90 Ilofsss he g'h-'lh,r vii Introduce q
sr,'.p lid llr.ss fr,m C1mTton, 'a01la, Known No
PRINCE ALBERT, "vp,l there u, Ne Ng.i'u'.
mal Syr.'N, weighing 81. ~ Twelve hi1,r'd
r.r,I.. ~ !. II, ls,r'ifl l,rp' 'hr.trui c"l1r
pul II. sr,-n ,,o.s 90 The grrss. Tho sr'gr,lr.
r,,s Il IL ,, rs, ~ rc-urp pa9i this lir'se, b.
viii I4.t rrr1m,,snl himself a. god iulgss,
Tn, T,,u.h TaN nd rilrs Absu MI cow.
meme the'r mute g. m rTcscu s'ason, on N l2h
ipst NJ fIlHp. l.,vr III stab" Il ths 'iils'f,ler
M M,1la,'s II n'cllek, \, W, &c Ruuo0's
Nius. Lyarm,rc bayr ih"tg ~ n'rlrN, \. W.
To..I,y n,fr,u-, ~ Tirncr N,lsrr, lr'yo there NJ
sp'lsk \ VI, op Thurs,li, m'rni 2 ~ ls-tst 'r
r.W.. l,.ya th,.s ~ b'rrcS, On Fn'a ,nnrni0g
g. WiIrh,u's NIL. uhrrr 'hs, rp, H. furl On.
~ r'rlsk. T.. VI thFrrc g. The stable Il III
.nll.rfilus where th-y nav h f1u'l o1 s1,mta,'s
Tv, nfthr above nrts-s vii leave he st1ll' ~
,hs srI,s-til,rr en- Nsr.la,'s 7u'rlsk, \ VI. g.
ilar'. NH. leave there Trs.ts,'. At u'olsk,
\. VI. Grthr J,rLspu Nilhg le,vs 'hews' :
r'-irrk 4. VI. op Wrlrr.d1y's iur lll,'s sIrhla
i1 Wa.l.tpsk lave therr Hts "'rlp.k, y VI. on
Thu.I.s ~ Np.vN Ninlgr ls1y- 'hsrr ur
r,la,'. at I o'-l.rk. =. VI, a. : uih r1Is
L.4,, a., = ,tr,.f,,'s at2 u'rlsrt T. NJ lN
ihr WV II raris lit'l. where ~ WI s'ou until &
p',lpsL. 'hs.,rs a. th, si,ls ofihr Slycrilsr.
IN, al1yc Horse, vii change th.ir route even
three uHHks.
n. i.hrcst ofthr above hrrsrs vii weigh CIV
on hundred rounds, anil th' heaviest hltrcu hon.
.lfr'
TERMS .-SS, a. warrant
M Thssr lIursrs have al proved thsm.cl,c.
~ n. .rrr at gaitcrs.
~ srsu,lits, II ihs risk u ,hs ovusr. ~
nssrs A.i-,.,H "fisf.ss " y s.o-f'si--i -h-thsf
ihry arr With f,al, Will L. e7Ns,lrrrl v''hfil
AMERICA FAERAR.
Hrrk6sll. Mp,. ,, 1884.
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READ! READ!
DENISON & CO.

lave iu.t received f, hrv. n'.urtn~rt u TAI
III LuRl\G GOODS, consisting ln rar u
Gsun.r1 u It and Pl.,s ipsck C"ih,,
lu. ,rd Gfs,b Brs.d I1"hs
BIN Herman D,s,Alus ~ dnsrrUi qualities,
Iips ~ satin, ~tlA ,ni Lasting Ns'uugs.
NII..6.sy Cassinsr's, I4nS, Du'sAiu',
StiilI.tts iuf Pants,
Al 1T u.frh vii D. .uli ahd made np i1 .. god .
ru,r1rr &. r,r h. dlns tho SD II Bu.tDo.
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ihriT bl.,.ss
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usut. a. cheap a. Csu - dpue elsewhere u the
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Tur A,rr>lAyrsy ADlr,roE. The
Utica, y. Y. Observer af,hc 2G,h alt. com.
nru,s with severity uu rhc coursc Of the NJ.
lrar.t, OF both parties, VINO, srsirg wha' d,
likely to r,,ul, from the appointment ofthc
committee OF thirteen by the United State,
Scua;c, are promr, to assaii ,hc enmmiuoe and
thr.ruyori IN advance; ana 90 tIe slms tInIe
corrrltulatcs the country on the fact that lhc
lsetuul,- party pre-, Of the Union, both wing
and democratic, exhibit, with very few oH.
crp,Ious, hope and confidence IN the com.
mi,tee and hook forward with a feeling OF
certain relief, To the time when, under their
coun,cl,, the ycycd question Of slavery shall
be definitely settled, and the dangers which
have been so lOrg lulcdiug over the
Unuu a,eried
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Tuthar particulars male kn1tn Al De tine anil
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