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1HE AMERICAN Live Stock Insurance Company
vincennes Indians Charter unmted granted January p 1850
Capital ESQ OO0 Stockholders individually iiabie 6a tf
For the insurance Of horses bu Sheep and cattle
of descpon agnRst the copned risks OF fire. aee
scck dTivento eassn malecn Or
transported South. paid In thirty after proof DEATH
O. Bowman, c0unselor Ferdinand Eberwne
merchants Captain saac Mass, mechant George d. Hay,
eant Hon. Thomas Bishop builder John Wise merchant and
bank director Alvin merchant and bank director Hon
Abner IT. Ellis, State Vinccnnes Abm Smith,
farmer, bank director, auditor Of Knox county ffi n
Joseph Bowman Presdent b. Shulef Whitney, Secretary
Wm Buch and president vincennes branch
Of the State Bank of indiana i-st5 Mn. .ls.s f5
L. NELSON, agent, Pennsylvania avenue, i4h and
18th streets, Washington City.
Sept 2e-dly
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EDirED BIZ
no As RITCHIE.

- y. 49,, Estate ColIeetton OF Debts sxd
'-rrs q 1s~ssrsI Agency, Dubsque. Iowa. AsIti ~
urs once permanently established for the transaction Of all
~ s"iss. of ali ecpnecsd with the United States
Land ihe surveyor generals ofee Tor Wisconsin, and
Iowa W 49,. = ,...,, IL ,.. p, . L...l sts III
p,chase saie or lease Of real estate y . III s7FFf
p.ymsuf Of Iands ciiy lots. Il, Is HI
Redempuon oflands OF lots ffom TAX sale
Iavesueauon Of tfies, eonysynneing, ts IA fy f
emigants, sigrunt sociees land brokers' aud
As.,srs In warant SsspscuIy siee
ss e s ss S.s nas ags sS
Ssn, cf Des Mones Valley southern Iowa. member Of
SALE and pa exhibiting the sold and
usoa lan In northern Iowa. WIN be carefully complied
s ssSe cdiieto X debts wIbe diligently attended TO-
and many facilities for this purpose will result om
souaniance favorable location. Arrangements nude
heh busines transacted Through his ofcs pan
~ g,ste the neighbong counties Of Illinois and Wis
nniu and Minnesota Territory, gn sst8s w .sff
AGENCIES oer descriptions will be accepted from corporations
@ viii always prompt atteniion Instructions win
u Iolowed with fidelity and despatch ... eg
Jvrr, 1880 u'......'E
Hon Geo. W. Jones' United States senator, Washington city, D.
oa a Dodge, senator, washington city, D. c
Hon Lser Representative In congs Washington ciy D.
SSap.oa ,se,sssn'a'iye in Congress washington ey
noa D. Il Disney in Congress, Washington city,
d o., Cincinnati, Ohio X w F9-8s lt5 tfsE.ta a
William prnman esq No 10 Chatham street. New York.
date clerk Of the Patent Oce Charlesown New
Mason cus Rankin, connseos ataw, Burlington and
Ksoknk, Iowa .8 , pt'-tg
sspt ss-a 7s..
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VALUABLE Real Estate tn the City OF Washinkton
for saeThe proprietor intending to the West with
In few MONTHS offers fol sale three brick houses and lots V
and Seventh street within two Of the
Navy Yard Two Of houses have number OF each and
well calculated for stores shops In connexon with dwelling
apartments third small subject ground
viii be sold Also several enclosed with
comfortable cottages em between the Capitol and Con
Burynr Ground suitable for the cultivation Vegetables
for the washington markell for dairies may be preferred,
The whole Of this occupied at produc
i've good condition. and win be sold al reduced prices II
indsputabe.
apply personally Office Pennsylvania
$50 -" - IL M. YOUNG,
Ap 5-codn Agent
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Mrs. ID. H. Burr's French and Englfsh Seminary Tor
9s5 s8aast stasE ! Young Ladies', 1855
AA Corner Of Ninth and Il streets, Washing gton,
WILL reopen Monday, the i7th Of September thorough
of English studies puued and superior advantages
offered for acquiring languages and other In s
Institution Able Instructors employed in the depart
and the Principal devotes time the advancement Of
pupils ntrused her led number pf bosders
cefycd converng all times French
anda enjoying the comforts Of pleasant home. @
Terms &c, made known application TO the Principal.
Aug 27-3mw4w
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A GENCY, Washingt0M.The undersigned late Of the
spection branch Of me Post Office Department offers his se
mail generally and those of the
section particularly, with the his removal from oce
initiate against the character he has for many
department honesty capacity fidelity,
his associates once o both parics with their hearty
consent, sustain him therein. t5 fe II
All orders or every nature,
government will be thankfully received and promptly despatched
JAMES OWNER, Agent,
In ATE of post(l Daffuieu
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Assistant Teacher Wanted Immediately.
THE Principal Of tha waenon IN. o. Male Academy
forthwith nssiStan teacher who qualified
man. habits good
Principal. -
Feb lp--du
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WIN u, NJ.
Pos,smOuih. New Hampshire. May 7-aawly
GENCY, Washingtom.-The undcrsisned late Of the
spec,ion branch q me Pos: Once Depsaen Offers his .e
particularly, with his from ohce
sS ae IS initiate s % % ssns e s e. .as ir s
refers his acia,es In once o both parties, with their hearty
All orders % attend 60 business Of every naure tho seat
WIN % JAMES o%SES ssn
July 4-du late Of Post Office Department
Princeton Preparatory school, Princeton New jersey
Of October The school occupies ths pleasant and extensive
MN and long .ss % sSa @ s
q as % o. and Justly Srsssd . :ns 1 %
ehsrse,er purpose boarding chief OBJECT which
:. Rsps., ySa. er college Win .hs ssen, srnss%sn
Applications early. For essosse Of school,
Esn9 SsKT
STEVENS n.. s-.. opened IN: best: ,.,ss..
Angola and drawers offered By him,
ccsd direct. Al.s .1 meHno and cotton hsehose in variety
Colt. IePssiias pistols
Magnetic machines
Cythsresn cream Of soap, &c.
orsd and ali for sale, and moderate Price:
cr..sH., Cap. and Gentlemen. oata,ans Is.s,..am.n,
oc'ae- eaf .'.t.' He oN No Browne Hotel.
commissioned of,he United States for the district
ivaaa and commissioner Of deeds for all The southern and western
Whatever shall be conaaed he transacted
promptly and faithfully. He has all necessary FIRMS
uARPERS View Monthly Magazine, No. o, sor NO.
III yember.--Durns the SIX month. which have elapsed since
The leading object of this Magazine 20 present the pube
sic, cheaper reading
matter combining entertainment with instruction, than other
Terms 81 year copies IS, Is per number DE-
Al hs Sssk numbers, commencement furnished
quired ea. ,,.,.,
odeon Buiidlnes corner ~ street and Pa avenwe.
THE woRLDs PRooREss. Dictionary Of Dates,
y ,ss NJ. 1, s ;S'fa ssss s
History Propaes and Steam Navigation by John MaeFar
Rural Hour BY Mis-. edition beautifully Illustrated
Beranseis Lyrics Translated by william Young with
TIC ,, BY wma% % ngr. , s; .;.ssr: @
.irodue,ion te9stu. s.s BY ID D Hum Huntington
Novs FRANcK TAYLOR.
THE FoorPRISTs of the creasor--by Hugh miller,
wi ws ban. memoir :. y Prof As,s.,s vol,
Naure--hy r. Hunt.
.s ass. william T. ws. Sn ss the o
The Ma,sss Ring % How 20 Make Home IIappyom the
TAYLOR a MAURys
Nov 2 Bookstore, 9Th street
IIIsrORy Of the Romans under the Enapre. by
III Merivae. vols London, 1850
Burkcs British Peerage and baonesge. New edition vol
Landon, 1850. 9
s.s sa .sss: ~ yS lss .s and others
l vol. 1850.
Sacred History and biography ny the Rev. Dr. Cox vol
1850.
Lndo. H,s,ory Of the Jew. of Spain Portugal.
Military Fiogsins ny Major General O. j. Napier
l vol flH #sH ,s
Imported direct from London by ,..
OctM fhANch ThflsOh4
I,OR SALE an excellent servant woman, with two
children trade need apply. Apply this o.
Gee, Islea~ n En .ia 9 aftaf Nov2--tf
DAVID Coppcraeld. Ma. rs Putnapa's edition.
The Night Side Of Nature, Ghosts and Ghost seen BY
Moses nom an ord Msnse BY Nathaniel Hswthome.
Nov FRANCK TAYLOR
THE Races OF men-by Robert Knox. M. ID. 4 vol.
Renal A6scions-heir Diagnosis and Pssholoyby Charles
Frick NJ n. fttse8 ta N 1aN ~ 'l5a.ss8
! Nov FRANCK TAYLOR
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UICTTONNAIRE Francais, et Espegnoi- -Frsncnis, re-
dee dnpres denere edition Acadee Francase et cce
Acafemie Espagnoie NJ NJ Iopex Manrei volume
lust imported Paris BY FRANCK TAYLOR
Also, TsboaAas spanish and French Dictionary vols Paris
is4g. n.#. .s ea...# E ..s#e# ##a.#
Is4g
Neumanapd Rareucs Spanish and English Dictionary vols
Boston
and Barec Spanish and English Dictionary, abridged
4 volume. Philadelphia
Meadowss Spanish and English Dictionary volume. London
Oct 10 hsH
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stoves, Stoves, stoves, and Crates.
u snS d. e a %
the las eighteen years q all sizes and kinds NY
upon ihs readers & paaenee.' So - -
styles wood Please call and examine them win
suit very small per- sngs have 9. hand
ho.es churches and Offices which am put w. ,hs
Gosne patent hot paro siovs heating chambers
y n ssss The s .sss % his d.y received direct from
ehlaaspaIa IaIss supply sias.sy Sae.
he bottom u nc ovens. and give
% g % sa % s % % s
refunded None genuine snsss @ nsa on the bottom the
w s g. s ssvs 1 ~ %sss or s5
can and examine stock before purchasing woonw.an
Penn. avenue between ION and iith
YOUNG 4 OTsEM. Merchant Tailors and Clothiers,
ven beg % ss ns q
". have cloths. casmeres and yes,ne Of the latest styles
qualify which are prepared to make up to order a
Our ready made ec.ns win mostly se and
quality Those wishing complete suit or any article of immediate
shirts, good make and q. andsIdte.s Of
WOOL silk and cotton superior hafhose erava Se all Of
Please call and au
Three door, Of Browns Hotel, Penn. avenue
undersigned this day dissolved By mutual consent owing TO
~' ''''''-' ''''''' - "; 2. waILAGI, e
w..urxero. Ausu.t es Is5o - - ~
mdcgned continue prosecute claims Of all descp
tens against either branch department Of the government
Washington. 0 Z. IA .s. 49,,
Speaker Cobb Of Georgia; Ashmun Of
Bayiy, Of virginia PbGnx Of New york; 1so
Of Ohio; La louisiana generally 70 tue members me
House Of Representative Of this and the last Congress-
Aug H-3taw3m . Nst
ALL STYLEsNew styles Of fall dress goods for ladies' Just
figured silks and saun an wooi satin ds
merinos apscas psrnmefos and
grades coIo moussenes de iainc from ~ cent 70 W
attention stock o. Pnn wmcn equ
brought this market The whole whoh
viii be sold at the lowest prices, for cash only
Pennsylvania avenue between 7nh and 9Th streets.
nlssOLUTToN Copsrtnershp. Arm heretofore exist
dissoyed y. win attend 10 tho settle
firm, also Of the unsettled business
Robert w Dyer deceased which immediate attention
GEO y. DYER.
wAsnseros, September -, 1850
90 Copartnership Sotice.The undersigned have formed
viii general and commission business e
Of Of l0h street and Pennsylvania
avenue.
They respectfully Of the patronage be
slowed e late r, and pledge themselves to discharge %
fully every conhded 10 Them. FL. .
Mcclure prepared 10 make advances upon All con
EDWARD G. DYER,
.. q, MCGUIRE.
= wAsurraros, September "a, 1850.
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MOSES l.. HOIT,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
San Fraacfsco. California.

RErKKsscrs Hon. s. w Inge, NJ c. Alabama; John s. Taylor
esq, Mobile Aiabama Messrs Rhodes. Wright, Co., New Or
Louisiana Henry r. Clark, Taboro, North Carolina
M Gwih, M. O., California; Benz. ue esq., New York
city j. p ealey Boston, Massachusetts A. r. Hatch,
Portsmouth, New Hampshire. s May 7-2awy
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+ REDUCED PBICEs.- The description Of goods
sold Citizens
sojourning Washington especially invited
before purchasing bargains be obtained nom
following, VIZ: -
pieces beautiful styles spring and silks in small
plaid, striped and plain "a
10 pieces and Psr' Of piece. plaid india India sis,
IS do British and French chnzes in beautiful patterns for
children's ,atrHtt-EB
pieces parts French jaconets oEande muslns
good colored at 10 and 12l yard
100 bacRes sacrifice.
All enumerated will be offered for cash.
E5aFI cLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
June 26-3tawif 8f' 41 . r
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nEBATEs and Proceedings OF the Kentucky Com
III yentop 1se vol
Proceedings Of the Virginia State Convention Of
The Cons,iuiop. States Of United States
vol, 1850. s44. g. 81. NJ "a a.. <. gt s.... .
Alien and sedaon Laws and Virginia Resolutions q i70s
vol, 1850 ID -
Proceedinr ana Deb~tcs of the Federal
Convension o Assemblies of shc Asnsns
e Nature Tendency of Free nsuons Eict Debates De
Brouehsm the British Con
snon Anstcy on the and England Mon
tesoueus spirit Toquevc the United States,
sdion and the branches Of political
'',ossi ossia FRANcK TAYLOR.
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CENTLEMEcN'S Fall and Winter Goods.--P. J. srERR
tailor adjoining Browns Hotel having received his
supply genemens m and goods (Which all
fully selected himself the No has the invite his
and the public % call and them The cloths embrace
colofs shades POPULAR while the
and vestings require eny 20 be TO be admired.
The sck embraces nearly article OF genemans ward
including dress s silk wooen and cotton under
shirts and drawers, elegant cava Handkerchief gloves, and
stocks. ~ tt~t
prepared up clothing order shor
nce, and In style Of more than usual elegance. tA
Oct 1-3aw2wn asas 4. t@ 7E"55 57c a@H .t#H
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Law and Agency Once.

Law and agency Umcc.
THE undersigned practice In the Supreme
Of United States and the Of The District Co
umb and attend promptly claims against the United States In
officers
bounty lands, PENSIONS Of dutes patents for
inventions, ke. kc. ast ..4at 9 ftittfiies i
They tender their services members Of the profession S
local will nbat<
half their usual fee All information relative the forms and
the Departments will be furnished
correspondents without They have made
o the and for the sale location Of bounty
land the best western lands. fa a1M 80
once PENNSYLVANIA Lane and Tuekers Building
DUFF GREEN, 5tNaM
REM ". GREEN, sd IT
RfCHD II. CLARKE.
Oct l5-aaw3m rs@4 NJ q
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OWEN H. pEsToR late Land onicc and n r.
MORsEI attorney ataw, having together part
te general agency business respectfully offer sher services
oil claims the
which United
engaged i790the Mexico the with Great
lands, scrip, location OF lands eempdcns kc Appcsuons s
models dawing &c viii be attended In ali
their o. H. b. having bad much experience IN model
making haers himself that he entire aisacton All
will attended debts collected, real
sold rented. Terms moderate W +ff9pa
r. r. Morse will attend business that be inusted 10
him before any OF the Of the District Hol gA
All letters postpaid viii receive immediate attention. Addsss
Morse Washington city, D. G. Office, south side Of C.
street, between l2h and 18th ..t,s.. ~
small hm for which there cottage and out
buildings. Apply above. oct@-eodior
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John BINNs, No. IIa Walnut street, Phfladelphia
commissioned United district Penn
vapa and commissioner Of deeds for all The southern and
E. ! a.
Whatever business be conhded shall
promptly and faithfully. He has all necessary FIRMS
Oct i3-2awf5w
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cERvANTs.-wanted, q male servant and good
u family. None win be employed
bring good recommendations Inquire at this oe
Nov a1--hf Gtta ,t#slsl
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EALL sTYLEs-New styles Of fall dress goods for ladies. JUS
opened figured silks and eatn all wool satin az
aincs solid coors menor apsca- and csshmcres
grades coors moussenes de iainc from III cen 70
stock Of prints which equa
brought this market The whole OF which
- 49, q. WIN YERBY,
Pennsylvania avenue, between 7th and 9Th streets.
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WIN. n. ID. CROSS,
Attorney and Counssifor al Tar,
Washington City, ID. O.,


WIN. N. ID. CROSS,
Attorney and CouHaiiov al Tan,
Washington City, D. g.,
prscses I'm c courts Of CoIumbs and win attend
collection Of de and the q claims o every
aiely passed. Office In the City Hall
Oct 3-n
nAyCryG Aeademy--rirst Course.-Mr. Y. r. LABsR has
the honor The citizens of Warrington and George
town that n S S @ dsnes on
SpgGs thursdays and san~
days Gcorgciown Mondays and Fridays. E
Oct 9-du
JOHN M. MCALLA,
General -srent at Washington City
money, on the government Or Individuals
lie bas evidence In his possession claims Of
the soldiers oisa mnd under the late act Of Congress-
arS S h ,ssn ..a % ssa cssss ss..
wAsHsoTcs, september S, isso-y 4ftHN
TIsE UNDERSIGNED will attend 20 any business m as
Washington that be inrusted 20 hs care nc
win nd promptly 10 the procuring Of bounand wanr unde
IFS once m the present. over,be Magnetic Telegraph once
ooss's.s oss sT,m "a' n y. FRENCH
UoMEsrIc History Of the American Revoi.sien.
india and the Hindoos BY r. De w Ward
.ss ssss * Iys.a yss.e IL s'S De ss, &
Annals of Inc onccns Of spain. Sola o.xcv nv, On
octs fMNCk ThfLoh
A Old country. HOUSE. novel, BY the a"shor OF
= the s.f Rscss sc~. q Men, ny Robert Ksos, ND.
aAectcnsthe Diagnosis and ranoo oy fnck
ro.s hstBea BookseIers, near sth atrees.
-LNy'. ,v,. Il ----------
ICOwocy, apy,TC Tpeyclcpreass. Is-u.t received
Register o u,s Eiecuomsgnsdc Telegraph Companies using
Pssss as n Th s's' p TAYLOR mA,Ry,
Noys fT87'ga ta Bookssless, near oh street
-. +" =
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Columbia, and VIII attend
debts, and to the prosecution Of claims o. every
for bounty land under The act OF congress
lately passed. Office In the City Hall
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THE Erercises of the Young Ladies' Academy ofthe
visitation Of Frederick city Maryland wiz be resumed on Mon
8 NE I'd day Of September grounds having b<cn enlarged
purchases both the health and amusement Of the pupils
greatly promoted An excellent philosophical apparatus not
mhe possessed affords facilities study of philosophy
na chemistry The pension for board uiton washing,
yh payable half yearly In advance Music, drawing IAN
sscses orm erua charges Entrance fee, s.. - ~
faher information lpos paid otho "Dectess Of The
hWB-law9w.
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JCONOGIt PHO Tncyclopredts. No. ISJust received
Register of DIE Telegraph Companies using
Mor'er patent with rates of charges seTayLoR mAuRy
Noys -" ~ e Bookssles-, esh street.
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pNOs GUITARS sc.Jus received, per bargues syph and
nom Boston, schooner Alice, from New York part o.
supply pianos My embraces The most superb
varied assortment Of pianos offered 20 THIS communV,
NC widely celebrated factory of Chickerns Boston, and RON
~ oldest and best This stock consists Of
& 81 and ocisves panc cf the highest qnay q tone and
.n invite particular OF the hufnbera mag
cen carved piano, of ocaves which Mr. Chckeng
pronounced TO he OF - class finished py
% and destined ofit superiority for the fair ~ Dos
W. Purchasers have advantages in selecting personally from
InfFe assortment Of pianos nj factory prices.
s.econd-hsnd pianos taken in psr payment (. a.
o large supply guitars every grade, richly inlsd
hhy New music received weekly, and sold
Wsmany store in this city. ....s ~.
heW fNat INF Aler Cnz.1 Penn.
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stab him, and he left the corner with the
view ofdefcnding himself without endan.
gering others Benton exclaimed that 1t
wa> il lying and cowardly pretext for as
sassination. and that he never carried
arms.
The Senate was pal~ied and panic
struck. lnveStig gatiDn into the matter
appears ridiculous, but II Committee of
seven was ordered to inquire into it.
Richard NJ. Young, of Illinois, Il DEM
ocrat, was elected Clerk of the House,
i'll place of L. j. Campbell. deceased.
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NO4o

Aneca 10 Of Professor ISedg,0ick.--II.
usralive of Professor Sedgwick's hui
NOR for joke. story is told that
Mh'n once m y visit to Scarborough.
wl.ere lie had an engagement to dine. he
stopped by the wayside. and perched
him elf ona heap of stones, as is his
wont, pulled out his geological hammer,
and bpgnn hammering away in fine style.
While thus engaged. lady drove up in
four-whceled chaise. Interested, APP
plrently, in his labor, and mistaking him
for a stone breaker, for the Profess or is
nptvers particular in the matter Of dress
on geological excursions 1.-the lady, af-
ter having asked a few que >tinns as to
whe;her he could earn bis living by his
occupation, how manv children he had,
and if he brought them up to stone break
ing. to all oi which The Professor replied
with tefitting thankfuluess an humility,
gave him shilling and drove off. On
his arriyal at Scarborough, whnm should
he meet at the tab.e of his friend but the
lady in question. Tho lady did not re.
coymi>e him in his more civilized attire,
but expressed her conviction that she
nd seen his ace before,
oh, YES, NAM replied Professor
Sedgwick, don't you remember speaking
to Il mm on tie rosl, asking him how
many child G he had, and giving him a
shilling? Hereit is continued he pull
ling thc coin out ofh's pocket, 'and I'll
KEEP it for your sake
So saying, the lively Profe sor whip
ped the shilling in'o his pocket again, and
very soon charmed the lady and the COM
p ny with his conversational powers.
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THE
KEOWEE COURIER !,
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED WEEKLY ny
W. II. TRIMMER.
J: ", NORRIS, JR.. I p,;.ox.
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TER MS.

One Dollar and Fifty Cents for one years
subscription when paid within three months,
Two collars # payment is delayed to the close
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All subscriptions not clearly limited, will be
considered rs made for an indefinite time. and
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eB All Communications should be address.
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Co,respo"deaee Of The Charleston Coayier,
WAslIlNaroN, Apsil II. .sls5Oaa
DiStNrb fice in he y. s. .Scuofe.

2 A<tSfNFO ihfe 2R ire ~. ~ SGfute. &F
In the Senatctp day. row took place
between Massls Benton and Fooie. Ben
ton said ia debate, that the South cried
WOLF when the e was no darger ,nnd that
the Southern address sihe commences,
ment. NJ, Builer replied. and ssas fed
lowed by MIR. Foote, who commenced TO
m Ike personal remalks ON Mr. Boston, in
an excited tone. Che Vice President did
not intelpo and Benlen moved hastily,
and in hostile manner towirds Rantc.l
Both we've in the ou,er jew of seats.
Foo;e premply left his pssiiess and
standing IN the are, fonting the ebair.s
pFesen'edR pistol. sBentoa was not ,lr-s
med, and called onthe Senate TO notice
the mtttef, oF3ll fwouht have To Obtlin
weapons. Fooie stated that he was uc-,
ting On the defensive, and that he sup
posed tmt Renton intended to shoot or