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$40 REWARD,

&S RANAWAI from the slbso rihrr about
G two months ago, HESTER, light-coI-
tTA orcd woman nhout 10 Years old. of very
--A-siout make, an! has lost some of her from,
teeth She has husband daniel Il siorrnn.
ker9 and mother, (Auny, n free wo,nan) living
m Sn micrNillc, and is probably hurl,orcd by
them. offer the above reward for her upprc-
hcnsion and delivery to me III the Sand Hills,
Clarendon, near Fulton l.. ..
W. X. STUART
July 29ih, 1851 10 If
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4 Card,

Mrs. NJ. II. HOLMES, having consider
ahiG experience ~ cutting and making La.
dies dresses, respectfully offers her services
To the Ladies oi Sum,crvillc aud its vicini.
~, also will attend to lhc making of Gentle
mems clothing. All work entrusted to her
will be executed with ncatrrss aud dcs
patch. She solci;s share oi patronage.
She may N n ] ;mcs hc found n her res
'dencc formerly occupied I,y Mr.. Buchan-
an
July 10Th. 1851 80 4,
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THE GREAT MAIL. ROUTE FROM
CHARLESTON! s. O.

A-----11-s>-s---ss
THE GREAT MAIL ROUTE PROM
CHARLESTON, S. c, /,
LEAVING the Wharf at TIC, !f;o,oot 81
Lanrens-st. daily at 3, p. m. after. the
arrival OF the Southern cars, via WIZ
MINGTON, and WELDON, ~. c.. PE-i
TERSBURG, RICHMOND, to WASH
INGTON, BALTIMORE, PIIILADEI,..
P1IIA. and n. YORK.
The public is respectfully informed that
tile steamers of this line, from CfariestooIns
TO Wilmington, arc in frs, ra!e condition.
and arc navigaicl by weliknown and expe.
rlcnced commanders, and the railroads are
in fine order, (,hc Wilmington and WelJ
don Road having recently been re.laid wi,Ir
heavy Il RAID thereby securing tofI,.,
safety and dispatch. A ,riiEoueH TICK5
EFT having already been in operation will
be continued as permanent arrangcmetit
from Charleston to New York. By this
route travellers may reach New Yorls
on the third day during business hours..
On and alter the first dav Of July next.
Baggage viii be tcke,ed from the noint
OF departure to Washington CITY, under.
The charge OF special agent or Baggage
Haster. AZ Washington the same will,
be transferred 10 the care Of similar agents,
VINO Will accompany il to New York, and
like arrangements will be pursued in re-
turning South. :,
Through Tickets to New York cssrri
alone be had from l.. NVINSIOW, Agent,
OF the Wilmington ana Raleigh Il. r..
Company, at the Office of the Company;
loot OF Laurens-strcet, Charleston, ST.
to whom please apply; and to Charleston,
at the Office OF the New Jersey Railfnad
and Transportation Company, New York.
July g, 1881 SO If !.
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Post Office Stamps,

Persons dcstr"ns o' procuring Post Office
Stamps tor the pre- payment OF Letters, can
be accommodated by calling on the Sub
scrbcr.
Pos, Masters in SunI,cr District by cal
ling or forwarding the necessary change
can be supplied from time to itmc with
sHch amounts as tho demand ai their res
pcct,v" offices may seem t. warrant.
HENRY HAY N>WDKIiI. =. VI.
Snmicrvil!c, July lG. l>5l 3S II
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EIIc MARKET.

There WAS an Improvement, in the de-
mand Tor Cotton in Charleston ON Sa,ur-
day last, and upwards of ijo bales chang
ed hands. The Markc, was firm, and
prices were very full. The extremes
were from > Ia ! IS.
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kgy E.A>T HEGEQE"s MAZE.
NEW-DKLEAXS, Aug.

NEW-DHLEAXs, Aug. |.
The A1bDE9 has arrived a large
fire had occurred nj San Francisco, on
The second OF Jmy, winch destroyed ten
squares The loss is estimated at ten
million Of dollars. Several lives were
lost. II is presumed to be the work OF
INC, NdNrIcs.
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State of South Carolina.5

10 dH ana singular me managers 0t tt,ss
General Elections, for TIE seperaI
Districts efMe Stale Of South Car-s
WHEREAS s ftp Legislature Of souih Caro-. o.
linn, nj its late session, did pass un Act TO pro-.
vide for the Election Of members 10 n Souihern
Congress; and whereas snid act requires the ex.s
ecutivc authority TO issue wris of feleetpn 10 tho
Managers of Elections do hereby require you
and each OF you, after giving legal notice, md
being duly qualified, to proceed 10 hold an
election on il.e second Monday Of October next.
and the day following, for two Dcnrties to rep,
resent yonr respective Congressional Distrjctsl
and after having determined ON persons duly
elected, you will! certify tho same according 10.
law, to the Governor, for the time being,
Given under my hand and the seal OF ,ttS
State. in Columbia, this the 1st day Of June.
IN the year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and fifty one. &
j. II. MEANS;. @
Governor and Commaider:in Chief M
w. +: ARTHUR, deputy Secy Of StateI
Ew All the papers in the State are re-.
q,iested to copy. 80,
June 25, 1851, 3s n.
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CHEMICAL FREEZIAG AGESTs.--In the
hothcd o. wonders, the chemists laboratory,
great degrees OF cold are procurablc by
usng highly volatile liquids for evaporation
y man may he frozen 10 death, !, is said,
III the EXTREMIST heat OF summer simply bv
Keeping himself drcnchcd with ether BY
the assistance OF liquid sulpharic acid, wa
tor may he frozen III Il hot vessel But that
remarkable substance, liquid carhonic acid,
takes the highest rank Of all known lrec-
@ng agents. In drawing it from Tic pow
criui reservoirs in whtci, il is necessarily
Kept, It cvapora!cs so rapidly as to freeze
itself, and is then LIGHT porous mass, like
srow. II small quantity ol,hS is drcnch-
cd with ether the degree OF cod is even
more ininlcrnbic to the touch than boiling
wn'cr---a lroH or two OF The mixture pr0du-
CHG a,s.ct., lrst as il The skin had been
~ uad NfF~AAams states that in ciuh,
ninnrr+ lie is lr5zcn IN this way, a mass
o. mcrcHry weighing ten pounds.-Er-
change.
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Notice..

lie serving members of Company 4. Pal.
,'''t" i"E',"cni. al" requested 10 meet ut Co
iunib!a on III, 20lh instant
j. 81 INTER-, ln,c Captain.
August iih 1851 Al y,
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called to dispcrse the asscmblage and open
passage for the lady; but they found that
it was not possible to apply tho law in rcla-
ton to mobs, as it had not foreseen nor
provided for tho case where tho crowd had
assembled TO admire beautiful woman
The use Of arms, after summons 10 dis
Iersc, would be really too barbarous. The
lady was therefore compelled to remain in
tho hotel until the patience Of the crowd
became at length exhausted, a"l it dis.
persGu of its own accord.
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South Carolina Sumter Dist,

Wm Lewis and others
Leonard White and Others }
II Is ordered that the creditors of Thomas
James Wilder, drCcnsrd, late Sheriff of sn,d
District, do appear before mo and provo their
demands against the deceased
by order OF tho Court
JOHN B. MILLER, Com'r
Sum'erNillc, Aug't ith, 1881 IL om6m
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Palmetto Regiment.

y MEETING of the Survivors OF the Pal.
mctlo Rrgncnt Will b.. held IN Columbia
OH The :0ih Angus; next, in commc,nora;ion Of
The Battle "i Churuhusco and to make suitable
arrangements TO erect Monument tn the mem.
oty OF "ur late luuented Colonel PIERCE VI.
BUTLER.
a. IT. GLADDEN.,
Late Co!onc! Palmetto Regiment
July 30, 1851. 30 1t
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FIRE.-We regret exceedingly to learn
that tho residence Of Major John Whitaker,
seven miles from this place, was destroyed
by fire OF, last Saturday morning between
ii and II O'Clock. AZ the furniture,
clothing, &C., were consumed, except one
or two articles saved, which loss will be
considerable, together with the great in
convenience attending such an unfortunate
visitation. The fire VIC understand was
accidental, supposed to have originated
from spark falling upon the roof.
Camden journal of I'ueSddu
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Segars and Tobacco,

y very fine lot of Spanish Scrnr: also fine
chewing Tobacco. u,si received an for so,c low
NY w } FRANCIS
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GIGANTIC WATER WORKS IN CEYLoN.
I'VE have hcld nc opinion that the Cro-
ton Works were The most gigantic in the
world, and we have heard the assumption
made that no works Of such magnitude ever
existed i'll The days Of old. So far as the
latter assertion is concerned 1t is incorrect.
Mr.. Tenant, in his recent travels in the
Island of Ccylon, describes some ancient
Water Tanks, besides which our Crolon
works arc as some small creek compared
10 the Hudson river. One tank named
PatharlcColorn, is seven miles long, three
hundred feet broad, and sixty feet high.
The tank was faced throughout its cnlre
length with layers Of square stones. THIS
huge tank is but one III great many scat
tered over the country, and had been erect
cd Tor irrigation. 1t rs partly in ruins, as
'hc waters flow freely out Of huge breach
two hundred feet wade. which appears to
have been made centuries ugo The race
which constructed these tanks has passed
away, aud the country where, at one time,
there existed IA highly civilized and ski!lu!
engineering people is now the abode OF
wt,d Fcdd.Iis, IA race whose homes are in
tents, and who wander about lro,n place TO
place. An engineer has calculated that it
would cost more than Si,OU0U00 TO con-
s'ruct the front cInbankmcni TO this huge
water reservoir. What must have been
the Causes winch cxicrminalcd the people
who erected these works (and they mus,
have hccn numcrous) and left them to fall
into RUNS, icnan,cd only by The buffalo and
unclnd savagcs! The savage is surely not
the natural but The unnainralsta OF man
--thc savage is man ship. wreck cd in social
postion.--Richmond Republican,.
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Through Fare from Charles
ton to New York $40;

tAs.safsR gs Es n :,
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ARRIVAL OF THEE STEAMER ,S,.
SENEN DAYS LATER Elin,i i.I-n1.nr.

Cotton bHc%dngtd -ETcGG@ig1s Decned-i "airs Of En-
rope, France, Spain Naiy and inatI
New fcEs, Arc. 25i::c Asia has arrl.ei from Liver
POO" "i't orc weeks !er n;ei2cnc and lG3 passengers
oic ~ ,.! AZ i''li iis - ct'c% on ;c 10Th
IN. .'.'hi- H.-C""h oF the most par; urchanr-
&c" nc '!"''" i'.S peeh "!1Hu' :Hmaton freely
:tt q! iotG!S. COCA o'i!!s ah TIE i'Hc- qualities of
im-Fl."h c hi'1ncec Siatr HE brokers quotaons
iTt: filr D'sc#rs d! 81 hJnc a.; pl!!;s d Ma.
iiI.9 Orleans 3D.; tl'lt - Laliat = ISL: Tie
;arS o. liz "c' aTL ~ JCU EtIcc, II which
800 and exporters 10 500 TIE Grrfts since i3r ,iIc
liz. C.naUl nave been ~ 100 bt. Ga Tie j ~ r:- ,i
sailed he market oTrce! qlial tnt st-ty. Al uar,s 49,.
awaiting H." u:;I.#! q. The httn..& ana ..nGcl.
-Four has te"4 IN limited demand N! p-r
re.,a~ ji 10 l. Ji;!n'osc, fhI Il i.4 al. western
Cl.i qGu!od 1T ~ - 2Us Cora Is Slow frr..,
and prices ~; lpwc!--iic ce C'inty : ~: ,5li ,r
at p: 81 2o3 !cr yellow ara 2b- 81 Z" q, G. o wb
= lrar a.r;.y", wit limited sa!st AZ Prices in
rsU. :. EA,d and :, Is az 10 d Iva, an. viii. :, -;
is.
G!oceli-t &O.ls5ci i qI.c; 81 -: !aics. TIA .,5,
but ri; Gv;iae j. in moderate demand ais: mice. n, n
supported. Tee Transactions IN Sugar .s.e a. ino,y
rates
i.agisi :!aJs are = 4"iy Gfes-cL Cansos the iSta
clos, L al % 91:!, on u" ln they "dv"rc,a on
The lJt clos Al SO 10 I"t muae: tn aspect con-
rinca;l having depressed ioe4n s,5c but ,tl. has
been done in them.
rOG&ccI IS inactive.
Bi."ss' Crcuitr quotes PenA'n SIS al Fl iI Sterling
So i'Gcru :; Au' lit.!e doing Ia A:ne.!cln stocks.
HAyRE ArG lj-Tuc cnltJl i!a!.ct .la been animated
ami ,.!cc, i;n. Tie week. axe $50 bales. y. Or
leans So gy; Mobile 81 sol
~ tf n, -ppi,
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rFro,n the New Orleans Delta. Aus. - ~
THE EXCE$SES OF YESTERDAY AND LASl


We regret that the exciting received yesterday morn
ing from Cuba, produced such feeling OF popular magma
ton among citizens that acts VI violence were uOr p
then which, in their sobcr second Thoughts they VIII
themselves condemn The fir: object which popular
was wrecked the printing Office oi mat VT
anfjus ;uansh sheet LA UEon which, Tor noa'hs past
has ccn cas;iny forth lis tuaGaG venom on the American
character ana Eane The types east nto tc Streets
the ;rcs; was down. card away III triumph, ana pro-
en md the ua3cr for prospective edition. scattered 10
the winds No violence used on the persons oil any OIL
the inmates OF the printing Office
The ncAt attack made on the cga-s!op Oh d. Hel"d-
les at the corner Crali. and ST. Charles Streets his
attack was provoked the part OF Gonzales VINO declared
TO Young Of the city, that all the accounts ol an
inscrrecon in Clbl wholly false. on ms, words
arose and Gonzales moved 10 get pistol. MI NJ, the
yoag .encnln, this, Dire" his piston anu warmed c
SnanjarI that if lie stirred, il ut his peril Another
Sc nard came The OF his rcnd and lie also was
ken, AZ bay by Mr. W. crowd now rushed IN from the
street and committed few cXcesses but were eventual
" getrd and the shop was smut up In aoout an ou '
tales Opened his door, aud armed with dagger una urh
In dared any one to attack him His foolish banter was met
nv yucy OF brcsbats after which he made rush Eoagh
the crowd SEVERELY sia6Jng t"o men. who oposcd MS way.
c ran 10 The police office and thereby ooainei protection
from the vengeance his pursucrs, but his SHOP was no"
re- entered by the crowd and is contents were cast n'o lac
streets An American nag lung forth by Lady, rom an
upoc: window saved otc. PORTIONS OF the ou'lohS 'h WIZ
!earr.
All This was dooe during the course of the afternoon. In
Tie ,ycune tie Jenny Lind Ssoon," at the corner Of 81
c.Ir. and rr:.u streets shared the fate OF the Gonzales
c;rr-snp IL was runUrUd that other Spanish cnc-'i"seS
IS ~ attacked Int the crowds dcssttd on The pIocst'-
tor. 0. TIC jics that they favored the cause u Na'ah
inc.'y. - c;.; ,,,
an Il - vS :pru G3w from his office and burnt nnG Il
hei. 4! u the cuEsut wa. htEc ny an Indignant
crowd the racpll s'ices oil the city IL was iuP'
Cd Ina; lc American conSat ii ulfihi Wou'1 oe o"e ~
like l,i; o ycs2sc, toni hit We shall see what we shell
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TOUCH NOT, TASTE NOT, HANDLE NOT

OUCH NOT, TASTE NOT, HANDLE MOI
Touch not, young man, the ruby wine!
Death hes beneath
An adder coils around the vine,
Whose sting is DEATH
Within the tempting bowl it lies
Close hidden there;
It's lure is voc, dressed in disguise,
And dark desphir.
Taste not, young man, the ruby wine!
Within the bowl
A poison larks, twill blast the mind,
And kill the soul.
Though it may seem to cheer thy heart
And uakeitl.ght.
Taste not, else ere thou thinh'st 10 part,
Thy hopes il blight.
o, handle not the sparkling wine.
For thou should'st know
It's deadeping powers it will combine
To me.e thee woe:
Twines round the bowl rosy wreath,
Eat in ils bloom
\ pois'nous thorn is found beneath,
That feels the tomb.
Tynch not, taste not the ruby wine!
Or handle it;
TIL ugh il may lure thy buoyant mind
With mirth and wit;
Los, thy priced wit to folly turn,
Thy mirth to sorrow
Les. hopes day that brightly burn
Shall die Tomorrow.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-02
A SCREW LOOSE!

great Democratic Meeting Phadelph la on Thurs
dar night, Col Dued heretofore very prominent Wing,
a.! late candidate for Congress in the h district, made
oeech in which he renounced Wiegey and gave in his
ADHESION Col Bieler and the whole Democratic ticket
There are hundreds Of Others who will follow the lead Of
Gil d. Our friends in the City and County speak confident.
~ Il a majority Of $500 for Bller II fenasyiranaa
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SAD ACCIDENT.-We regret to learn, says the Bedford
Va) Sentinel that little boy by The name OF Luser, in
t,pting tho other day, cut his name on the Natural
4 dge higher than any other lost his footing fell dis
trnce of $50 feet He was almost instantly killed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-02

u.s. OF The facts and causes which led 10 \ resuI,
lives Of three OF our most respectable citizens ore
in fic,, that of dcpaty Sheriff. Leo Kno3ock ib nnin,
t''y, an" c'': u 81 a:=i ~ irn nt,l.r is ,yithort
a"re Hoi @ta"; Tat ~ "5n;sg,-sy in ,r'rIer
,.Jyc less serious !Aan is aDp5c.cn.s.p '~''-''ay
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MEETING OF THE CUBAN SYMPATHISERS.
LOUISVILLE, AUG 2S.-A large meeting OF Cuban sympa
hses held last night and another takes place tonight
Similar meetings have been held in the interior towns
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-02
DEMncnArIc MEETING IN YORK COUNTY:

-. ~
i, ! ac,ia Of the Democrats OF York county, neg. a.
tie C5mr::i,u.a nt :, 18Th inst, H. L. Garrett ESD
was called 10 Cha a..I ). q. Cook, Esq, appointed
SrciCt-;y. .-r
On raCga u YG II pe!:iit, ESQ the following FeSol-
i.unS ;.Ii pied: -,
eso.yc We IL al" aporo9c tie reconec dation .: ;:Ie
Dsn,..li!r STATE c4rr.I .!rcc, that Convention p'
held AT stuulcn tn: 2 Day OF September neat oF Inc
c Of Organization aG .D7 the nomination ni sG!2o't
persons as ci:.Ii!cs Offices o. Governor Lieutenant
l;oycrno. AMI Attorney tieacra.
, H.-.,!y.a! That Hui. H. Petit Col Thomas T. krs-
sell. T. " Hu! ns. Ed. Daniel Carn!nts, john H. C:a-
ar n,,s ii:!s l.. g. Salic., Nnit. CrocEct JOS H.
Nu',au!,Ia l.. T.. Farr-iIo', T!!"s liogE j.. Is u H.
Leo = a!y H. t:li.c Levi; ). Charles JOAN G!tsSehalh
and ;!ss Jsra appointed delegates 10 represent Us III
sad Cua"rn,iCn.
Gn!,l ~ tA@ Car1n ed Secretary "eFc A.! led 10 ;''e
t.iega9!on. .,,,.
, sa.?ri .h:, in he one 81 our -ad delegates
III. r, be- sgr at tho cpnlcn"n Sc request James -
;.:.,,u o. Logan. Gro f. Dcncac OF EucknIhln, C'L
S.nu.t T.. :iavs C.r. :. : Garrett ana H. j. bowen
q - t4.!-1lrL a;rn:tcS and To represent u III
SIT c,nvt ni.,n
j. Resolved. That committee al risitt22 DC afp''a'Ii
b; a.! Cnali - consist ui eleven members. who's u:? i
s u 10 documents, call m.cn.TS al me iatt'
:y, necessary and advance By all fair ana 'hJ'ahc
mans: ii!. 20 ii cause in which unteiir engaged!
TIT, Itg,r:ng Gentlemen aGpon'c! said committee
viz Ciusf Quits ESQ u. L. Z. S,lcr Et"a;C B itussc,
G. :, 49, !n.as T. c. cAclt. Roc. IL. TnrcH"rion, ii--h-
SON y m nd Thomas c~e!, :. u Cook, Henry Lee ana
+! .a;I i.:,t.n. Da aGl"l the merit adycurncd.
K. K. GAR!tEfI Chairman
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DETAILS OF THE CUBAN NEWS.

The New Orleans pape:s received b. Satu'dayS hla'
furnish ns with additional details of the exciting news
brought that city by the Steamer Empire from !tavana-
The ,cle,rapac accounts which have published
40 mpeyi,c that We have thought il advisable 10 give the
news mere in detail find in the New Orleans papers
of the 22 August. From the Picayunc copy tie follow
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-02

NEWSPAPER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES stock ap-
pears be about the best stock in the market alludc
Of course papers that we'll established and ably
duc led Before they claim have passed the ordeal of
childhood they just about the poorest property In the
wor-eyen than OF the Western land the mo:e
of which the poorer he is. We learn that Mr..
Butler who has recently bought fourth of the Journal Of
Commerce pays $4,000 for his shae In that prosperous
,abIshment the OF which is between $50 900 and
$40 600 year, Ne1o York Mirror.
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FATAL RENCONTRE.-The Mobile advertiser says
ha difficulty occurred NicAosans store Chocla% coun
~ Alabama on the 9th instant between Col John James
Che Union candidate the election for Legislature in
Washington county, aud Mr. William N!choson night en-
sued in which the latter discharged both barrels Of double
barecd gun at ir. james, killing him instantly Tie diff
Guilty OF matters pertaining IL the election n which
Mr. Ialnss defeated.
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TILE c1rr.rEp rnrrAnn nanEREn AWAY


WlLMrSoroS AUG. q The u. S. Revenue Gutter For
ward Captain Nones commanding has been ordered to sail
immediately by patch from Washington She receives
her final orders Norfolk and directed TO be nj that post
in receive and powder &C. and sail from there
Saturday She is fine vessel Of her class, we'll Of
fcered armed and manned.
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ptiGT:Est-
From the Home .!ourna!.]
.,JIIE. ST. CLAIR.

:. ,.;- u,,sa pea,.tiim, GIfk-cycd Crtoe gil
r, Soie treasury of her love was iVlShe1 go,
~ wbo ON one occasion mad the gooa losa,S ~
fTts The prospect IT titlr scihtti'ioN "i''io -,
hef go, nor long ,its rnGets from he: exquisite hee
in male attire ".oil herself III tie corps % which
hs heonred and follow his fortunes IN '!'e 'ts' ~
him was resolution ne so'ns' 1. xn, nm ,h.
,ob hefors the battle, when she was no.cea oenVih
his couch like good aud gcte spirit as Il ns,ens ~ o.
I.o.me The camp surprised. anu ltTcc cohict
h Lovers were side hy side n tie ihckest OF tue .,' w
10 turn away lane aimed at the heart 0! ''i
rho NOR Girl received in her own, anu lei
e, After the victory, her and sex were - f,lar
nd there dry eye IN t'2 corps WIZ ..n shady
Vas laid in the grave, the sl:er 81 PARADISE
nook tina, looked as If il had been stolen ou' -
I Tales Of Marion.
SONG OF oIARION'S MEN.
ny GEORGE p MoRslS.
II Tho ranks Of MlIion's band,
Through morass and "ooeeh ia''''
Over beach of yellow sand ;,
Mountain plain and valley
4 southern maid in all he p'!ue'
Marched naly her lovers side,
In such disguise
That cen his eyes
DID not discover Sallle.
When returned from midnight tramp,
Through the forest dark and DAMP
On his straw couch IN The camp,
In his dreams he'd daily
With that devoted gentle fair,
Whose large black eyes and flowing han
So near him seem,
That in his dream,
He b1cathes his love for Salhe
Oh what ioy that maiden knew,
When she found her lover true
Suddenly the trumpet blew,
Maroon men 10 rally
TO ward the death. spear from his SIDE,
In battle, by Santcc, she died
Where sings The surge
A ceaseless drgc
Near the lone grave OF Saline.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-02

COL CRITTENDEN AND CAPTAIN KERR.
New ORLEANS, AGO. 3D. lS5l.-The bodies OF Col Chit
tden and Captain Kerr not brought here by The steam
a. Empire City, by the sch Eria which arrived the fol-
lowing day.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-02
WOMAN SENTENCED FOR ASSAULT ON AN Ell


Jane Young about o.,yirr years OF age, who, on the
7h day of May last Southern Banner Office Tor
the purpose killing both editor and publisher, and ac
tualy shot the publisher = has been ouna
guilty of assault with Intent 10 murder Reynolds she