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1T Il NJ $

o. The correspondent of the Baltimore SIM
reierates the assertion, that thcprnciplcs of The
compromise have been agreed upon.
ts5, The people of Louisville have subscribed
over 81 900 for the relief of those who have snC.
ieIed by the loss Of the steamer, Belle of the
West" '"o
The fishermen, in Newark Bay, IN. j. took
upwards, Of 10000 Shad, in one day, during the
last week.
O. The Hon. Daniel Webster was received
by the people of Boston, on the 29h ultmo with
demonstrations of the highest appreciation.
&55, The Irish and English crops are repre-
scented as nourlshing.
az5@ A story has recently been put aGoat which
informs us, that the President will veto the bill
providing for the admission of California into ,he
Union Upon the authority of the Intelligencer
we assert that the President has nevertaken such
a position.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-06
THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN,
LyNCuBURG. MAY q. 1850.

o.. Our thanks are due TO the Hon. Truman
Smith, for copies of his speech upon the Appoint
ments 10 Offices. Also to the Hon. Mr. Hunter
for valuable documents.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-06
GREAT REDUCTION,

kfhhf. from RICHMOND to lANCHBURG hy Canal
Jackets, s. 50
ae irom Richmond to Charlottesville by packeta and
Stages . oo
ale from Richmond 10 Cumberland C. H. by Pack
cts and Stages . :,
rare HON Richmond to Famvc by Packets and sta.
Grs 4 Is
be'w see card OF intermediate distances for fare and
hours oi passing.
Lenre Rlctnlond .Mondaul Lcnrn Lnllchhn N.Y. lIondtl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-06

~ OF birglnia;and we need no more than tb;s b.
tory TO convince us OF the ruinous policy tannt,
By The Democraticp party. And now let The VIII
OF Virginia watch the operations of this admin;s
ration which Is going into power. And L.,
'hem Trace each operation 10 its consequent evil.
and when traced TO IFS result, lis consummat;on'
let The iallaey OF Democratic theories be exnos'
ed, and the evils of lis operations be exhibited
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-06
Nasl ngien April -.
sEvA1E

T.
Ader Q nrescpiaf1n 4 fepors. &c the Bill ia eua
DE hr President u u#gaaie treaties With tie adian
tribes Ia Ttxas and New Mexico wafiakea up aud pas
scd.
Tic bin praaag Tie ssio Of Illinois The right Il WY
r'ugh-aul large donation Of tie public l,nd ~ AID
Ia the en-tnetlIn II IaIInad, Then taken up aud
scussel MI tho adjournment
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,
The rules We're suspend far the purpose Of taking
mp and considering ihs bill heretofore reported by the
committee The Public Lands. granting bounty lsnd.
Hose soldiers who served in he war ofIel2 aud in
the Cf,ok and Florida wars. On notion the bill was
thcn made the special order Of the day flr tho Ild
Tuesday IN June.
Mr. Ninhrop ofI..cd resolutions for the appointment
81 F'fc committee IF nine whose duty shall bo Ia
j Inquire mo the manner in which the Public Printing
las been executed during the session fthe present Com
grss also, whether the nominal contractors are the ac-
inal parties executing the work aud 10 inquire into all
matters connected herewith Tho rules were snspon-
died. on nouon, and the resolution passed These res
buttons were sad 10 be pointed tho editions Of the
union newspaper
The remainder u the ses,ion was devoted TO the dis
cnssOn Of the Consns Bill.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-06
CASH FOR NEGROES,

| Nl9it 10 pntc base number Of LIKELY NFEROrs
a. t'F winch VIII pay the HIGHEST CASH PRICES
receive Prompt attention " ~ u,I Nv, VIII
Aug 9--if,s " - hf'"li l.
\ iARGE Lor MOUNTAIN LINE inbar1eIs,
ECHOlS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-06
CAMPBELL.

IL
On Wednesday, the people of this COUNTY
10 decide upon the propriety Of appointing dol
gates 10 the Nashville Convention We have ~ at
served in several counties, a great abuse Of ~,
popular will, by the action of small bodies or ,ho
people friendly 10 this scheme. These boE".
assemble and assume for themselves the priy;looa
OF speaking for the entire county And Is
while many counties are actually opposed 10 H.
Nashville Convention, they are to be renre we
IN II, by men instructed TO maintain even ;,s o..
ultra and wild measures. The people of c. ,,o''
bell can prevent Misrepresentation of nnlI;o
opinion IN this county, if they will bur turn o'.
IN iull force and 60 into the meeting of Wednes.
day. The friends Of the Convention will ba =,
attendance; and unless its opponents will 90 n,' '
the meeting and vote the measure down i. ra,,
friends may succeed in CHASING Campbell with
the misrepresented counties. "'''
~ CnEAPNEss OF SLAVE LABOR To Cow.
MES, IN CONSTRUCTING IMPROVEMENTS COW
PARED TO TUE SYSTEM OF CoNTRAcTs ON
readers will find, on our first page, a well wr,en
arucle, on this subject, from the pen of our re-
spected nelghbor, Captain Richard G. Norr;ss or
Amherst. The ubect is treated of in clear and
forclble manner; indeed, many of the aronnen,a
are strong. However, perhaps we will be mar.
dohed tor saying that the Captain, in many of his
views, differs with us; though we do not pretend
to any geat intelligence on subjects of this kind
and are freely disposed to yield to Captain Nor.
rss IN point Of sound judgment and good practical
information. a careful perusal of the article will
repay every reader, whether he may favor the
Captain S views or not.
w. We arc authorized 10 say, that the Packet
Boats for Richmond commencing on next Wed.
nesday' will leave at clock, in the morning,
instead Of g. o'clock.
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;, Vs. We are authorized 10 say, that the Packet
Boats for Richmond, commencing on next Wed.
nesday, will leave at 6 o'clock, in the morning
instead Of 81 o'clock. o.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-06

BosToN, 2iih April 1850.
have yours of yesterday. My opinion Of the com
para'lve value of American rails, Chose which have
come under my observation and the foreign article,
pressed to you last year. is unchanged
Very respectfully
WM. RAYMOND LEE.
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Feb IS mif
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-05
REGULAR PACKETS.

w-s !. montgomery & kWetumpka Ry
L#HAa Packets ~ Ergla iiobAs E5gerY L6issss
sS ss zP3EkBnY 9EBnY sEPAS sEPPAhSSsTGHsu sTHuRs +
BELLA, s. o., Burrill, master, leaves on TUESDAY,
CLARA. w. u Psndarvis, master, on THURSDAY,
and MARl CLIFTON, J.. J. Adams, master. on SAT-.
URDAY For gar,ifapsTs "a Scp apply 70 e. -. .,r.
j. & r. GEnDES, gents Mail Line,
Iel7 10 Bank Place, New hleans
GzS n Vicksburg, Marrenton and New Car-
LIaikss.tg3r thage Weekly Packet Steamer L0AvhDHe,
alE7zssz Jr.-EVERY FRIDAY EVENING-Por
Vicksburg Wanenton, New Carthage and all intermediate
steamer L0WNDES, JR., will commence running in The
above trade on or about the 10Th Of September and will
remain in the above trade during the For freight or
passage, apply to s-,,
Rsg MOVER THE LA E.. W@ =
Morning Line-For Coying. -. e
ton via Mandeyile, Lewisburg and Ma sonvile
and substantial Lake steamer LENORA Ei1ah Miller,
master built expressly for this trade leaves The Lakeend oil
Pontcharain Railroad EVERY DAY (snndays exceptedl
on the Of the y O'Clock NJ cars returning leaves Cow
ington EVERY DAY. lSundays exeeped) at o'clock A.
NJ. Passage 30 cents. -. Meals extra so cents
Evening Line.-FoF Mandevle, LeNisburg and Madi-
sonylle-Ihe airy commodIoug and splendid upper
cabin steameI JENNY LIND, i, w. Dunnca, masier
will eaye the Lakeend OF the PontchaFtrain Railroad
EVERY DAY, on the arrival Of the O'Clock p. N.
train Of returning the morning leaves Madison
sle via l.ewsbnrg and Mandevie, at O'Clock A aud
arrives al the Railroad time for the O'Clock cars
the city; SUNDAYS the Jenny Lind will for the
above places the arrival Of the O'Clock NJ. cars
returning in time for O'Clock to the city Pas
sage - cent; For further particulars apply to
sTEVENsoN DEMERRiTT s. CO. 7Gravier street,
VIM. l.. CUSHING & CtJ. 55 Common street,
j. L. BERCIER Il co. 81 Old Levee. jy6
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-05

u BHADNER SMITH, General Commission Ner-
- ch9nt, ~ GRAyIRR STREET, Commissioned to take
encWledgemens of Deeds and Powers of Attorney Adj
nsler Oats and to take Testimony and Proof Of Demands
" aPggntNeR g q q .he S9yeno Of the feoing States yE
:: l3iviApR III SSsNS NySS EtCTICUT NEW YORK NEW JERt
tf1SSSL,S, INDIANA, ILLINOIS, MISSOURI, KEN.
tkth9 ,tS9 TENNEsSEE. NO: CAROLINA, SOUTH
RlDA. : o o25 an
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TXItOOEAHElN VDMPANY,-Thp
- Brooklyn Warehouses at Algers, opposite New
10 readiness TO receive PRODUCE from the WEST
shipment Having 1850 feet front the nver with wharyes
in front Of the Warehouses by which goods Immediately
conveyed without ayage the weather amn
room will be found the dschargas of steamers and
loading of ships.
Charges fixed very low rates. and every accommoda
ton offered to the Merchants the city the Shippers in
the upper county 1t is the wish of the Ompany 10 eoua
the c0nveniences Of the Atlantic Dock, Of New York
Persons interested in transmitting Mercha ldise invited
TO visit the premises.
leans. It. j. CASEY SecrptaTv
Rsfereness -. & R. Geddes Price Frost Co; j. Wv
stanton Co.; r. +. Niehoz jesd
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a. a 81 81
HE undersigned, at his old established Office continues to
Accommodating persons desrous of remtng money TO their
friends in England Ireland Scotland with Sterling Sight
Drafts payable In any pOSown in the above named king
and in slni so suit He also, usual continues hay.
passengers brought from Liverpool this city on good
ships and reasonable teTms Parties living at distance by
addressing letter (pOstpad) to the undersigned will be
1mpty attended 10. JOHN TOOLE,
$40 " 5 Bank Place.
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40 PLA15 I7Fs AND BUiI.DKRs.-A. Drown

y CO., DeGioIs IN all kiRds of Lamber-Cypress
hte and elOw Pine, Mahogany, Black Walnut Oak,
and Poplar; Mahogany Nelvells and Bauster; Lath,
= and Eue Brick 3 20 MAGAZINE sTRRT, ,NKw On.
.LE ans; STEAM SAW MILL, NAToHKz, MISS.
E Orders for all kinds of Cypress Lumber delivered ans
where the Mississippi River below Natchez, al shor
nntcs- ar iyd 8mW
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-05

g0HN sTROuD Il CO. lis Cosmos ss&oYbSs FRO bs,yseD W.
~ LaropteleL aud BaEonne sts. Dealers in MARSSSSg Al
Gle MANTEl.PIECES and EN- Emit HNl
CRATES, MONUMENTS, TOMBS. ToWB \lIll&|
SLABS, GRAVE STONES, and RTli, III in ofTsTrXXTo
al Us different yarenes; ThOmastOn LIME, Cal. WY7
gnel PlAsnER OF PARIS, Romal az nv.
dranic CEMENT, Plasterng HAIR, White sand N
lnglish, Pensacola and Ptisburg FIRE BRICK mV3
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-05
AOMAYOsA lsucceSsoI 10 Costa

hOMAGOsA (5uecessoE TO Costa & Coz EEaportLr
- Of Ha1aag Produce, keeps constantly on hand large
az Jrneut AIRS, consisting of Imperaes, Regaias
pazadores Canones, Paneeas, Dana, Small Regalias Mil
A. Cbncqsi etc. etc., from the most celebrated brands Of
Havana. NO. Front Levee, st. Charles and
GravieT streets. New Orleans. my8 ly
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-05

. uOs..D. HAiIhe, Broker, St Charles Hotel Build
ng, fourth door from Common street, Office of H. Davis
,ary public, New Orleans = will buy and sell Landed
Property; obtain Loans Mortgage; Discount Notes; serve
i9 Appraiser and Expert adjust Accounts make Copart-
lershp Settlements intends residing in the city during the
summer, and will Agent for of property
assessment for taxes fair valuation; draw lease; col
ect rents, etc. etc. and attend 10 Agency business gen
era mhl5
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-05
PIANO FORTE AND MUSIC sTORB.

80 ca IMP STREET.
Il A TYLER has on hand and is constantly receiving
~; PIANO FORTES, from the Justly
celebrated Manuf tOr es Of HaIlet, ~ st
Davis y Go. Boston; John B. Dunham, ~ Nj IA NJ
David Pa. d Van s Wiake, a. H Gale 3 CO; andu
Orders received for the HORST'S PATENT IRON PIA-
to be delivered in turn fast received from the
factory These Pianos decidedly the best Piano in
ase particularly the country, where Tuners seldom
oe rad as they will stand longer and in better than
ouler flano These Pianos have Independent rim
winch can be removed in moment, there being connec
hon setween tbs Piano and ease, Superior GUITARS,
.Agi7A plOLINS, ACCORDEONS, FLUTES, and
4 NJ other Musical Instruments constantly on hand and
Sfs n Tor sale at low prices SHEET MUSIC for Pen0
NsssG Forts, Guitar, Flute, etc. Also INSTRUCTION
BOOKS for all musical instruments. Ew~ A Lib
era Discount TO Dealers Teachers all those sending large
orNers. an orders prompty attended 10. mh22
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ss.Or,I" EVHeIEs FOR sALE-A choice aud large
fIANtlS and PIANINOS of different 49,. .gt
baea S5sd Peys and otheT Sss
I've az OF unquestionahe superiority for richness of tone and
Neeng IN pitch and tune. The subscriber will sell them
NJ, w In order thai they may take advantage of this
6bB2p tfIsnSg tTSHn REPAIRED, RENTED, TUNED and
hERAIoED. myM 3m
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.lllIN ARMsrEnNIi ~ r-,s rehonniio.i.. =.

!
~ pOsiIa ST. Marys Market is prepared TO manufacture
AR BU6rs, OF every description cheap prices they
cen be denyered here from part Of the country. a2S y
EO. q. TAYLOR a. co. Dealers in Coffee, Gan.
~ M Bags, Rice and Restern Produce, No. 7S Maga-
2sIe streei, New Orleans. fy25
~ Mr.. W. U. FITE is our authorized AsENT to
Transact all business of the House. per notaFa act passed
ii,a day before a. O. Ainsworh, Notary Public.
ly3J GEO, q, TAYLOR & co.
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~ END or THE OLD SHELL RoAD.-The public 90
are informed that this delightful and beau E
uiTy Snsted Hoe now for The reception of Visitors
pat suppnea WIN le best Of Liquors, and the Res
Judge for yourselves - ~ ''' ~" ---
49, 'rL~ o-A is in good order - .r
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yq sSSsas ays.as,e, SofsEt BsPiaS Ss ats.
,pS55 S55'' 'lsn}2D Ha2D "a sH 9G 81" sFSS'{Rp sSFiP5S'{
kespscO N lily hand every thing in his ne-ncludjns
geAt va, Il Ladies' and Gentemen's Boots and SHOES
and will sci at the lowest Cash Prices. share Of puhc
nalronage is respectfully solicited. ap7 1y
DATHg! BATHs!-The public is respectful ly ipioymed
A1 that the spentld BATHS, rsz==z===sT1.s..v,
eeenuy erected Exchange hsssfl.Es==essSSSSr-rt
.iHeB, of Bienye street, -4k-SI
now operation. The Bath F3A5STf==
Rooms for HOT, COLD or E4RMQ lFllglNfN5
SHOWER B ATH s are well A1H'Fas MMlEHNztAn
iHiIted and admirably ventilated,
expense having been spared by sssszszz=z[
the proprietor make them complete all their details The
proprietor OF the EXCHANGE ALLEY BATHS, has
several elegant Bath Rooms C0nt street. the
9 Oauphn, the site formerly known the Nepouily
ial which excel in magnifcence establishment OF
ine kind now IN this city, and where HOT, COLD, Show
OR, NAPOR and MEDICATED BATHS can be had at
n.y. times. from O'Clock till 10 O'Clock Hot,
Nold of shower bath, 20 cents. myl1 Sm
STORAGE FOR FURNITURE--The undersigned
- having removed his establishment from No. o9 to the
large four story brick building No 141 Magazine street.
specgy soc the patronage of his friends and the public.
aus 3m j. b. BURGEN.
SSHELLED ALNIONDS-5O boxes superior sheIsd Al,
: , monds, for sale by
.ne r =. NlCnoT.s u 90. wGsmp d
ME- 90 bbs fresh Alton, and Cape Giradeau 500
- bbs and slO bids. St. GeneVieve, tor sale BY
aul HAYMAN h HOLDEN. 9s Magazine ST.
1 IslE. : 1000 bbs Fresh ThOmssOn 500 bbls. Sugar
sol LUZ hAYSSS 81 HOLDEN. 50 Magazine street.
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STAR TOWBOAT Line
ANtalO-SAXON, Es.Slh--A
AASSEIL99-SS90iRsMAAirNI;v AASSEIL9 0isMAAirNI;v -sEasssSaass

This line composed of lOw.pressuTe boats built ex
prey for the above business of great strength and with
powerful machinery Anthracite Coal is used for fuel to
avoid burning the calls aud nggngs of vessels and to free
them from smoke.
Arrangements are made with other boats assist this line
in taking large ships the bar, when necessary
Ship masters and shp-owners will benefit themselves by
paonsng these boats they will Obtain dispatch, as well
the greatest security for life and property. n26
NewOTeans, Nov. "a lsls. J. w. STANTON GO.
CHAMPAGNE { WINES
~ 100 baskets CARDINAL;
l50 baskets COLBERT S.W.;
so baskets LION DOR;
In store and for sale low by
je25 SAMUEL WOLFF. Is GTaver st.
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twith the aubsequent Debate,B
On uie Bill for The Admission of California, ETC.,
deiiUered IN the Senate Of The United States, on
Monday, July %, 1850.
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1 IflE : 1900 bbs Fresh Thomaston 500 bbIs. Sugar
3 sui t'' HAYSSfS "a HOLDEN. ss Magazine street.
The organizer., 1850-09-28
From The Aberde. Democrat

We suppose that every rymeasure embrac.
ed in the la e Compromise bill before the
Senate, has passed through the House in
some form or other. Teiegraphic reports
so give out and from the confident swag
gering Of northern whig papers. we ex-
pected, the south would be bulied and
beaten down. II is strange however, that
Southern journals should applaud-strnnge
we say. when it is remembered that north.
trn free sol Ism in the contest has triumph.
ed ia each spperats measure over the
honor, interest and righs Of the South
We make a statement and challenge
denial Of il; We say thal every demand
made by the northern men upon their
southern allies tn submssonist has been
respond to. The admission Of CalifOrnia
an the kindred measures are but another
successful step toward fix ng the south
ia a position OF u ter serviIiy To northern
IL mani and aggression. With a q rong
and az il is to bo feared growing party
favorable 10 northern aggression in our
very m DIST. the northern politicians shape
their measures TO meet the smergency am
gain their ends. Eeach st,p is a new
aggression and each aggression is the
signal for new cnnce sion. Each de.
mad finds some am ng US rea y 10 hail,
advocate and defend it.-1'his, as is natur.
al, makes no th rn aggression more told,
confident and iupudpnt The policy uf
the Submission press abso uielv invites az.
gression. hey show the north tha there
are among ms counsellors for submission.
and this is giving 10 the hands of the ag-
gressive a doub power 10 cripple and
eventually crush us. where and al what
point shori Of actual abolition this spirit NJ
Submission will cease in its work of servil.
ity, is a question time alone will explain.
The organizer., 1850-09-28

slavery and all It's conc mi ant horrors will
as inrvinb bly, result as The c"ursing OF the
sun through the heavens. Il is NJ certin
NJ death. No arm ran avert il. sincere.
" b lieVs that this solemn ruth j. apparent
t. The minds of almost all f US; we onl,
want the f.aukn,ss TO av,w It and the
iirn ness to aci il ont. We are staining on
The precipi;J Of ruin, conscious Of cur
dreadful sllu ton, Yet iOp psrdlized with
fear TO fee the d,nger. It's time !, arouse
as from IN unmanIv le'hargy-to shake
off The siupor-aud tn d Al once and brave.
" whaleyei duty, honor and safety demand.
A tile more delav, AMI 1t will lie to late
FIR a'tion--oe shall be bound hand and
fm--the CIR If des, Iion will be driven
over Us, aHd ths woes "f Our bleeding and
b'ig' d C utry may become the theme
Of an thCr lltad.
In view of the whole subject, gentlemen,
| am constrained 10 say thai have little or
no hope that The North and South can dwell
t"gether IN hsrmny so lung as The in,t,tu-
Ii of slavery continues with US. Our hest
olIcv then is. time Y to separate. Thet
the separ ton tho I'D be peaceful one, is
a matter OF The highest importance 10 / 9th
parties Like Jacob aud Ltbau, let our
enemies 60 to the left, whist we 60 to the
right
These, gentlemen, are my views, hon.
es'ly entertained IN frankly expressed
Having long since r, tired from The political
arena, disgu,t1d at its paltz,n character
aud unprnciped brolIs, | did mt expect to
raise my voce in The camorm contest Of
the day; but in he present hazard u, crisis,
should feel myself dereIlci IN the highest
dules Of a palr,ot citizen, if should emain
silent VIII, n c,I ed upon to declare my sen
tmVnts. ] am aware that the views " hlch
have EXPIRE ssed are now unpopnlar-t
til popular and sIaltIng To be breahed III
The Io"'st whisper by any one who fear,
per.ecution or desires pul lie favor; bu'
sure am that toey W,ll be- finall Triumph
ant, a. d that the words secession, Scpdrd
fiOn. disUniOn, " hi, h are n.w So appalling
10 tie hearts f manv, VII be'one the
common dia e # "ur chiren-nnd Unpl
hit day shnl rrrive. | can ,nt-rt ia hn,
lille hope OF The Smh. have The
hou'r to lie, gentlemen, youI eden
servant,
MIRABEAU D. LAMAR.
The organizer., 1850-09-28
MIRABEAU D. LAMAR.
From the Woodville Republican
ABOi.ITIONlSTS.

Almost every paper We take up contain,
some account frecent outrageS upon south
ern proIeuy. The nb ltonlsts grow
more hold, aud the number Of fIgIlivt
slIv's diy increases. Already has the
Sou hen country been destroyed in a
great me. su c. Each mans hru>e is Ger.
tainly now his castle, an in il he has Ia
retire, an guarded hy ar and bolt. kno y
the name aud principles Of him who asks
reception.
The effect is most fortunate, however
we may dep'ore the caus'. The paleni-
pill vender-Ihe dealer in quack.nost-
lrashy.b oks aud W. den.cl icks. with hiS
nent, b1ght PaIntel buggy, | ned inside
with c'sy liule locke's, cuut lining hi.
treasures, NJ lnnger fms The best sttl
in tie stable, aud The best fiddler for his
sleek horsP; The warmrst corner ~ the
house, The brIphles, smiles. and The open
muthcd staring wonder frnm :hs homes
farmer and family, fr himself! On The
contrary, Il charity (nd vet ! s., we are
ihankfIl.) demand bis rerep'rn frum ihe
pitiess s'urm or the deWs of the coming
night his hrrss 3 we'll cared ior; bIt hi.
idv / kes are received with tanial,zing
pra,ity; instead of Wonder, SisPicioi
CLEANS from the eyes # al; aud though
treated with clvilty, The farmer and even
the chl'dren seem siudious'y To avuid 10
touch HIM. and a. he s'Is by The big fire.
pla-e, or a. the table, give him many an
under louk in silence, and think Of aloli.
iimisis. AZ he sees o. the pruper ADJUST
ment Of the harness of his hurs', un the
morrow 10 dspiH, the negroes no longer
sh w their whiie teeth Vt he c int wiIirIsns,
even Aey are orprssd by b 8 pressnc',
and he drives uf On h's 81 tarv way, his
w,rss rfjerted ss "humbuRs" aid "H"nkee
irick.. !" snd hiusc despisod VpOa friLst
Finding their stock Of sOfi.-asder and
fancy goods ~ little spprecIaied. and ihsm-
selses % d-gged with dlsirust, ihs cas-
''Yankee ped er" is fast b, coming exiinrt.
al surh drivers OF san honest pennl" be-
gin 70 6ad The country Ton inh0-pilahle i"r
them. 1.-THE AholHi sni-is c iaus 30 suc-
eeei ss they have recen'ls in the nVei
count, q, ami IN A'aiama. L,sui-iina. and
, ther Siaies, q system II passpOrS viii
haFs - Be e-tai lished.
This - . gooi sfFs-i, saves many lie
and many = oime O. s.ur peoples uni uht'
q depiai able Uni 70 that in which the
psopls e one section u q % regard th'se
ofNao her.