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CHI RRI AMI SASSAFRAs BARks
make this NcCctubIr Extract not only the 0t7fet DIooa
PurIhcr, uU- also. cheaper Dte1cire ny great odd,
l"an any u'rr II = c1c1rc because quantity TINT
may he ho..h for onc Dollar will Inst much longer and
W" cure Ten Times more Bloodd.scas Dollar,
worm o' other
E.3' For unGuu9l.t rrp5, IF th, C,y,, NJ
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HERR pRIESEACH,

"'hc Company will Exhht at Fairfax Saturday
Oct. lltl. jericho Monday, Oct 18th
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PARKER CLEAvELAND, ND.
Brunswick, Me, Feb. 3. 1871
From an Orcrscer IN the Hami ton Nils, in
this Ciiv

IOWtT, aug To, T0IJ
Dr. !. c. Aver: ! have been cured ct the worst
cough ] ever had in my iie. by your Cherry fecto-
RAJ" and never tail, when have an opportunity OF
recommending il to others.
ours, resuectluIlv
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0rhi,.a,arc sscunrs.

We h,vc h-I,rc ~ the r"pnc, of Mpjnr
Trap-r, %! the Orlluarc Department.
Nrowii:- The progress nllhc up 10 this time
- ihr i.ur,h So ni "r,!tnlucr aui ordinance
sIorc>, ~ !fsIl.icc y; ,!.c act ui !. Il scS-
s,un
III" contract Tor heavy guns wcr, given
i".h iilrhsu'"ri contractor. The W .iu.i
"on''AI It yluI"G II iw"'ny.l"ur pr.riiyr
@nrS . ten N !. muriar1, {, r,:r,} anu !
c'Tli irh 90 u,nhildS, q, which VA, alter
w"rI- aitoci - Inrn,y .lu.lr FOUNDERS, ana
. c,r,'n nJh ~rer hnwtZrys. TmNy.,vo
- i"inqcr- h " arau Enl-llrI and IN
-t,r !" tile rraiunni"r nf The uu:!s 10 be
really h""u In. i5ii D.rcr,hcr
Tic 'nrir cl ,'r small arms. w: 6,OOU
'">Hcl~, i.otO r.ie4, l,tElp pnrs ~ ui<;oiS,
LOCO .anrrS, all 1000 artillery swords,
h'> 'c"n r,kc" hy M,.>-rs. Glaze N RI ,gg,
81 L" unhlr. al . hr manufactured N lbs
state l'l." drl'vnrv ol tlicsc arms ~ Jan.
uHy, l9ot, |" hr competed iy thr Isl
.. JlHr"y, -.lj M.orrs Gaze i ,'.anu
have nIs' ;A"v'i ,nm factiu alter large
tnr''"n az ii" iiil 10 X mis-. e,, br,ungins
To The Strc 10 prrcuSso, lncks. SIX
h"nrhcd hyc been .aca,iy nIirrcl
1nr contracts iGr furnishing infantry,
cavalry, nnl ar,.u"n ,c,o oaIremsn;, have
Jc"n G,v"n IA =. VI liowcii.m ri Cujunlnn,
aud K b. McKcuzc, OF Ci,arlcsio,..-
These acc"utre,n"nts are expected la be-
hnI>h"d hy II May. lSj!. The ennt,ari
lntf gun carriages has i'ecn given. To G.,
Werner. oI Cn,rlrs,nl.
Contracts for rrnJccilcs have bcci, ,natlc
wlh Alr<>rs !iasol. ni Charleston, and hr
SHarlnnnnrg l',n Works Company. III,
whole contrast embraces about }T.tWO
hl'!s AMI shells E'ghiy Thousand pnunhs
o canJou powder have been contracted ior
with The lizard Conp,ny, Connecticut
10 guard a4unst spurious aricIc, the
ppwcer - I" bh subjected ,olnty<is. 'rhe
tGlnp-uy "l urlin unc soldiers ln,s been
a barrark aud; slnrc huuse
ii'v" been erected nj Magnolia, near
Ch'rIoS'pn, where the company hes hccn
instructed AMI driils,l.
Attention. i called Ia The condition. of the
A;>enal al tbs pace, ami 1t is recommends
cli ll,p' additional pilars. be placcI anjnrs,
lice iif, floor. II is alsasusgeo,od tl,at no,
u,atic fnt The 9S,,fasectiG,S o.
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AnoiArr sciemsisic.f " a.s,,cr: 3. !.
IMrssrAsr. rn r,,.snrnr1e.. III.

! $50 lhf y sr.tsT TO nysrEpTfcs g5e,
DE-. J. :, llYneh,on'sl Peps,n, ,kei true ns-ss
ges''re f!aii, "r Gastric Jaice,5prrpparcd fsosa
ken"e', Or The Fourth Stomach of The Tx, ssterr
directions" "f Baron i.;ehis, tha grst physisio.
s,eal hr'nis,, hyj. ). lieuelfon. sD.,sPita4<
dsipl,ia, bis is truly wmrirrfa, rctntsIy tSr &
indigestion, DyssIsia. Ianidinc, Lives t.sxsss !
PLANT, CpRstps,on and ID, biii,y, curing afsss,.
Ha'urr's Own Meslaa by NWsse.. osnsa
Agent, ii's tfdsfrie Juice. Pamrhlep ,een,ain.'
l"s Scientific evidences ri i,s ,aluc fpr,,i,fiesf
by agents. grali' st, ,o,isc arac,; ,tc MID
advertisements. 3 e g5js Tas9 sss-frA
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Correspondence of the Charleston N~wu.
WALlllNGroN. De-. 3 1871

WAililNGToN, Dec. ;, 1851.
alessrs. Badger aud Douglas took their
seats in the Senate to-day. The latter
leoks well, and viii evidently give lis nu
inorous competitors hard race for the
{ Presidency. Having once been carpenter.
TIC knows the advantages of rising early
when any work is on hand.
After the reception of sun,lrv executive
communications OF no special npurtanc.,
4 MIR. clemens gave notice of inint rc.oiu
4 ton cniIerrlE the rank of lieutenant Gen.
oral on General Scott. presume ihe re-.
= *Soiuiion Will pass without "pInSit,or, rs il,
Will be deemed 1t cI:cap mode OF buying of
INC Gcncrni from the course. Ii is said
mat should he get the nomination for
= i'resldenf, he will command The whole OF
tneCattolic influence IN the United Statns
LIS good conduct towards the prei.is.
Wncn III aleS;c", Is remembered in adli.
llo'i 10 lhiS, his daughter Was a nun In
Fenhsyivanla, however, where many OF his
strongest friends are supposed 10 live, the
oi his catholiciy would kill him.
Among whole batch nf California bills.
mr. Gwnn introduced ono prov;J,,u for :,
branch MINT at ST. Francisco lie also
gave notice of a bill providing FIR The cy.
tHora'ion OF the north Pacific Ocean, incln.
1ing China Japan, and the Philippine Is.
iands, with The riDw OF facilitating CON.
inerca' intercourse
Hlr. Hale introduced resolution calipr
ipr Inflammation as To whether the law aboi.
iiHh'ng tiogging in the Navy has hot been
lntnaoyfcnScs violated.
sair, foote, pursuant To notice. intro luccd
li,s resolution Of sympa'liy Tor O'Drien and
the eother Irish pi,riois. lie aIsosubmilted
lTaraseluiion, declaring tho co;irpro,nisc
measures definite settlement of III the
questions growing out of tho system Of do.
'fnesuc slavery. After an Intellectual ut.
tempt 10 consider it at the time, il was
made the fpecial order for Monday. II
sgas The wish Of many Senators, that the
resolation should he discussed in caucus,
but MI. Foole was refractory, and said lie
spas determined the ailnir should be dig.
paseg OF in open session. so that tie public
rniglS see fDr Themselves.
Dir, FoDte then called up his resolution,
Praylding for the reception nf Kossuth. He
thenstated, that owing 10 the unexpected
'npposi'iel toit by the amendmnut offered.
yasierdiy by Mr.. Hale, hnhad concluded to
Withdraw. it;saad at his request. leave To
,@itlIdraya was grnliicd. ts,, .se4 Il,
sair Seward Immediately gapc notice,
that on The afrst opportunity he sill offer n
;te,iIic same efaet, To which, of
eons'' Nv Hale will againIqoye an amen]-
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OUR pyissS,fs,lrS.

!" Therr:is ono roini en- mhi.h there can be no
dir~fsifY pf opinion ia hr South nh,o,,g ihosr
rh0 arc true 10 hrr. or uho hurc laniis u,p their
minds mol 10 hr sHrrs; ihai. Is rr xhonfd he
f0rcrh 10 choosr 6cir.sa >ishuce and sutmissi.n
ier sh"nA take rsisinnce at ait hus0rds. ~
CALHOUN. =
- To ito tint, ronrrri oT arfion ninsi be- necessn-
~, mol 10 snrr the Vainn. far u rrn,tti fhrn be
too hutc, 6nf Ia knrc ourxtirrs. Thus in my ricw,
conccrfis The one Minr cniini."-CaIMorN
:. Wh"i IL Mc ,cmrfyi ! onsmrr m'"ssi"n,
united scccssi0a 9t hr sinr,hy'diHs S:r:==, o. ::
LHrHr nnH,trr ot hhcm. NOfhing "lsr m'ii i,'risc-
nofhing else uM BE- proGiiCaLie. -t'mEvEs.
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luE FREE RANKING system OF IN,

lHE iHEE BANNING system or ,r.Ll
N"IS.--l,hc 81. Louis luirlilgcnu"r
says:
We 'oarn lh'l already preliminary
arrangement. are talked Of Ior Tie rS.
tnbll>ilnnt Of Free Banks ia Illinois,
nnl"I ;hr new law. Il is coulirniy
said The Managers Of The Gr"nr CrrtrnI
L ,l'roah will establish I}ank Of l.r.ur
cipi'al--Ile issues Of which viii III.
prn'Iichtrd OH Illinois Stat Bond -
We have scarcely any dout,t bir ,urv
III do 80. If Mr.. Robert } Waikrr is
sncccs>!a! in the oDlncl Of his mission
TO London; and ihul IL. will b,, wu do
np ,iuuhl'
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stHs aiNssAiR spks THE pEoMErnrus.-+,
We Sarn !rn'n il,s R.fHtiir. HAT ,ancd,-
h'ry on rrEelp' q Tho tnlel.ilcncn .oi lDr.
irinr on rliisrc$sci by 'hs Brtisli, brig ii {
war. FESprc$s, r'HnlS',Sht naval f,rcci
,was,eby the Piesdn,nf,s dircc,;un, nrslerc.g
I" repair 10 San Juan do Niuarngas, 10.
.pf9lccls hnieEiean ,;cssc!s fran ike nu,rs,,
55es iorihe future, aud inquiries wefc adj
dressed 70 he British government Jasctr.s
IAN whather The condnei Of tiin fol,Gpsist.s
,"r ,el eskSprssss iaysall Isislsrss
itonfai aRts5s tFnatsit. eg
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Na'LEoAn 'CoSvESrtOS II TEx.,s.--A
convention 81 dcisg iics.frun Esstcrn rr&.'
"a met at liandcr.Dn.ou The Ioli uit. tn
deliberate ~! he subject ui constituting "a
rm''tn!d ncrn"s the State of Texas, Ii Was
e. .tetl IN pursuance OF llc invitation vi
rrnv'"is c"vcnt:on, held u, Qutnan, IN
tie l1n ol Or."brr, and l.s ,h.c only ,,i a,
acf'cs "t ADMINISTRATIONS Q. The l..cIyii,lrr-
est taken IN Texas in favor OF railroad
communication Wnl Nrw Orleans.
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Mn TneAsuFR SENT TO Sp.rS-'rE..
u. ). mad steamship rhrndclpliia arrived
at New Orleans on the 9th inst irNn
lIW.ra, reports lhnt MIR. }. s. ThrAshcr
had hccp sch. to span in merchant vrs-
sol, I" serve ON ihoicrm OF hjs sentence,
n'trssrcleascd az the result ii nesU ia :
uu,&n nov go,ng nnsal W@sli,g;nn. % Ia
In reference lp TINS slatcuirut, The
Cha lcs,nn Courier OF 'rur$tay say.:
by Ihc ARRIVAL Of the i,rig Argus. Cap-
tanaKcan, al 'his port yesterday. lh;. ru.
port has bren continued. MraiIhrashcs.
sailed ~ y .ranspGrt on the 9Th nit, hui,
was allowed a,gp as II cabin passenger,
and was othnrS;sf tfeaied with great Gem.
enry , 'ta.s it as"f&jG Esfs. Sft4ft is '.ss
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E.xCEl;ti,E<,a.

We have nn onr table lI,r January M.
OF G'slcy's l.udys' Book Tins no gives
lWi pages "t reading matter. Tic happy
family deserves purusai from every ono.
hc hud !'y rca1ing Gndry.
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ESa.,k Esi!i.

The hill tn rc-cl,nr'er The Bank Of the
Stale, 'urmlmccl iy u + Huxr, WIS or.
.icrc,i to i" hn the uhic ~ :, II, i"ri'v rf
thirteen THIS disposition "f The bil was
nn !n,-i" inr wni oi rrtu!s ,o the bank,
bat because il wa- considered premature,
III" present chtrtcr having s:,crai years
yrttt,s nm S5gs
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We have received th" December num-
hcr I" the American Wing Rcvgw. pub
iishe'! at II? Na->au-strcn,. Nrw York
It's contests arc principally of a literary
character, aud it Is "mhcllishrti with a,
engraving ~ GMc;nnr K"<sulh
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PROMISED Prrsjdcu,,ul o,6 Coh

Proposed Prrsidcniial anil Cabinet
Observation-Disclosures, Dee 6,
ls3l ;4-I,he President. M. WrbSl,r, r,
Mr. Cor@io. and all The me.nnrrs of tho
Cabinet, will entertain koss,I.i simp,,l.
ously, on, bis urrivnl in WASH h.nslon.
III nise,nann is cilhar locke! ~. N lbs
ropIgrl;;as absent from Washington lie
has'B"cn los, sigh, Of for so,no days
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The Somh C0roiinu .RcJr,k Issoci,.
tim Tile Ann.,rt,ar, oftns Snr,al,, wa.
celebrated Yesterday by m clrn mi i.,nrr
Al Rujes' New lI.iIn K,ng-s rnr,, which
We Understand "9s 'urnis"er hy him III
i.s II nn'!y lanis"nc -tylc DR. r. o nee
presided, aud although, The .r"ndancu may
not nav" h"cn as numerous as may have
h"cn an'cip''cd by i" i!hrrn caterer, VIZ
Ia c idch' .elS'o With whHi, his vi,i,a,
were demolished s. T. ccr'liniy cunplunnu-
inrv !" hini, nnl h'-pn.a .h. "bnily mrN
being o' The Faculty. amo j.. whom we
hll"rslfnh, The gre"rs good harmoou
nrnvn led. the rropiIotion ni the n;trr
feeln" being natcrGr! ) ASSISTED by Tho
prrScnGc ol or Inn-icai friend Sinman.
with his good Oil songs and conviyaiiiy.
h@ .%t Nc,rs'it
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.Ei,,sps T.. Orr.

Wc nrknnw."d.r our Indebtedness to ihe
Hon. JAMES l.. Orr, Tor IA copy Of iic Prcsl.
dents Message.
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I HY MENEAL,

MAhsisns,m Thursday evening tie Ill s,,a
inst:,,at aliAbl.ok. hy tho Rev. .Sa,r,,ehz
Fatman, Mr Dawson nc Duweii y iIe.ia,sS
~ al'ss Ellzabell. lane, eldest ,lausl s,ea
MI Mfar'ea ron Samlers,5alI 4os ,ldsf i,istrsgsss
Ale aai,hefsspsisesen l,ss tho lResxss
NN,Hfal,aps = John Dtyis. Esfs. ,osaiiss M.
bayklns all oi :iu'n,cr nsir,es. .yss, tssIs ass
! an tie sa'es estnS,g 1ig ,hs Rov.ssss.ss
Gfal'a'n. Mr.oAss.p, l.ackey 10 II sss E:.acyaa
sGileats. 81 a L Il sF zsssFasf sss.tsss
I OH .ba estninass af he i0tlinss. 81 l,saisa
a. A. isFalaaa,, Mr,1ilia issi.cr.ac! sstaa,, psss
7M,ss Es sislsitiiiis III 1ortai,. u siya Hsls8
/ On Sanrlasibcy ilh list & Is - d. ,,sss.ss
sitah's'Sei,Gsas air.3 Edward ksans ,s, ss'sasgy
sfl'eres,b lsyyee, slisaf S,lter n,ssSiti.Ss seSs
-
T 9s' 'es.as VA u asafg a III. sss
f.'#: u tssse ssss
n sstis;la 81 I,atSss5 D atssr ssssss 3
Ff,ias i,IVE!sat3,ls 10 lsieSs NJ .sFiaa sgsfa
'' ~ Asitsiis.rfg sssa cess sssass,
80 Eisn' ssss ssN'slass sls 81 y4g- 49, /,
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~-~-.~~--..-0s-.'

hossnA Mritcd 10 Washington.
The Preai'l"n has scni 10 Nov York.
his private Secretary, Milarl K. Fiji.
more, Esq, 10 express 10 koS>lIh H."
sympathy lhc President feels for l!u
and his country, and to 'nvilr him, in
behalf at his administration. to ,lsii
Washington. The capitol.
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CmigrrsSionul Oh Mtndty last, in
the llnnSe Of Representatives, al WA
sl''nH"n, ihn Hon LvnYBnyd, OF K"n-
'ncky. wns elected S,ohkor, ION The iirA
3 slll,and !. W ForDry, Of Pen#syl-
vanih,- was elected Clori,, asli4
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lncn, SO as 70 iuc,.ls, sl.yes encn Ibe
whole que-liono of slavery viii agaiii s6c.
brought mp and discussed n, length
The Select Committee in The Florida
contested election case have commenced
'leir lahors. On The part,or Mr.. Yulcm,it
Us contenaed that blank vn,esin L.gislh-
tmre ought 10 be counted 10 form y quorum
i'm cases nf election Of officers. The Fiari-
sla LEGISLATURE consis'edni tifty-n;no nom.
hr-s. nnd upnnihe ballot by which AlriYi,
Ice contends he was elected. twcnty.niuc
votes were cas-, for him, and he snme nrr-
her nf blank votes. On the next hoIIot Mr..
Mallory received thirty Votes n.ai,,Si TWEEN
ty-einht, and was d"'iarcd clec,cd. 3 Is
Tie House was Hn' ~ srsri'ri to.'fy.
having adjourned ~ Sa,n''l'v. Cor or
able cu-ns,v Is 'r!, a. u ,lc pri'ia5.c
complexion Of III, Stauhng Co,mi,'crs
On tic oath OF this month her. will he
a meeting in this CITY oI all Tho es;lcn,-
Of the Railroad Companies, for .l.r p-run e
"fdevising plan "r rxprdi,.ng ,'G gr"ai
Northern and Southern mails.
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1sl.sssuggsz sas,saI su sisa4 u
The amni,nt of money pissed thr0ugl, the
N .jor's hands Is Sb75 MR,. OF which $780,.
i6l " ,as been expended. ..5.s
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III Mr.. JAMES n; CARLisl.E l,a. with.
drawn ir"h",lp G noriai nanasc.ncu, OF
the Hamburg Rrputiic. n, aud he -avs ar
engagements have been made with gentle
nAa %! ability 10 cnuiuct tie l"par,mcn,
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WASHINGTON, DEC. G.

WASnINGTON, Dec. g.
In" Senatc was n0f IN session to-day,
having adjourned Ia Monday TIER. j.
considerable syc, ulniun ~. Ia ~. ur,i,ahl,,
fate of Mr.. Stewards "Nn,s:.':. :c.u.,,:.ou.' =
u Hale would r,.Irlln from u.lrrnn ~ :,n.
'l-slavcry amen ''nc!l, li.r /, s"iurur $50 al
pass without 'liiii u';r: IN, sch n Mr. Sew
ard III kcS movement, il ha- aiw " an
mllrr.or object, aud N THIS cast he plin M
doubte,lly ~ for ln and !lu!e ,Nply into
each Others i,ul-
The health at Mr.. CLAY is far ,r1,n "a
proving and III hIs present. icnuI- sIaic. H.
iren'i, wII' not p,'f...it han 10 C,il:f the
arena o! debate.
Tho House mH;, but contrary 20 rnnc,..
expectation, 'llr Staniur cnu,,i,,.rcs
wern int annonnc"d ltnrpc,rs ,hl Nir
Boyd has found The task rather more dill
cult than he anticipated. They wt!G not
be anaounccd bciurc Tuesday ncxl To whtrl,
day, ailcr I!ir disposal ol some uumptrin,t
matters, mn adInnrnm"nt Was carried.
The Presidents Message appears 20 rive
general satisfaction to AL except iho Ere.
S'ncrH. Some note II aS Il remark thI,.
'Hci, 'hht II Contains II" attempt II n,rkin.
political capital with reference Ia III" T. "-
dcnrv ~ 1872 Others, al the coni-try.
ron'end that Mr.. Fillmore h,> by n,,nn.,,,
rcl,nqnsled hs aspirations 80 u .e.na,
term, ana limt ne wall realty mt. wi.i
any union oi Democrats aud W,ius Tia,
can rc.elec. hun.
Judge i}randcrhurg. CHIC Jns'irr Of The
Territory ofsUtah, arrivcn IA til. cr!S ,hl-
evening. He says lirl al HE .,.te.nrnr,
"f Judge Brouciius, re- aiivc to the re"rt
~ anlt,. In It,,.l ,,i
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a meeting in his city ul all Tho Presidents
Of the Railroad Companies. for Tho prrnn,e
"fievising II plan t"r rxpcdit.ng ,lG gr"u
Northern and Southern mails
-ssa ~ sWAsuIHGTON, Dec. q 1851. .e'.,
Neither branch Of Congress was il, sc:,-
sion today. This afford, d an oppdrlm:i'iS
for. members tn attend To the h,,sinr S nf
their constituents in the vari.',is Depart
mcnts. For, many Years past i, has !rrn
the custom to give 'l,cm precedence; but
now, much to their dissatisfaction. they nr6
required 10 wal: until heir business comes
up in it's regular cr'icr. This IL Just. as
her should have n casr called up ins,anirr.
ciz"n.it il would have lain for months
Tie call of Tho various heads nf Drpart-
ments .fnr an additional force has had the
effect q! attracting to tho city swarnis nf
men who are ready ,o show their p,,ri,tisin
by The the acceptance of good snlrrv
4 big cane with gold head is in prrpar
alton for MIR. Buchanan or late = crne
appears TO Il" corsi tered an Indispensable
article for Presidential candidate.
The health nf Mr. Clay appears to he m
will soon be compelled 10 rciironish lis du.
tics in the Senate
The Baltimore Sun of This morning ron.
toins All attack upon 'hn CORRECTNESS. nf ~"
Ccnsns Returns I}v a statement from 'hc
head Bureau this evening he shows ,l,1,
charge to be erroneous.
Much satisfaction is manifested Mt The
conduct of our Envnrrmcu, ~ refu inr ,o
1. -, ~ l.
which makes u srriinina,iun against III"
Hebrews Of The United Stains. I."ny has
The shattered CT ST nf Judah l,ccn rrAuyird
III the dust; hu. it finds prn'"c, ton nrhcr
the wings of our republican crrlc Who
can tell but tlia, the United States NAV hc
The great rendezvous from wcure ,l,a,
prosecuted rnce shall depart once NOR tn
inhnhit the Holy City
The editors Of newsr,rrrs in tbs A,r-
tion are In king of rorvnn' On f,r to unr-
Hose Of adopting sunlry resolutions ln- self
i'olection. For instance they wish ,o
lake rule that persons ADVERTISING aud
wishing IN editorial notice. shall pv nr
such notice III addition to the udver' serncnt
In England an editorial motto" OF a hall iii,
zen lines is charged ~, the rate oi abonl
twenty times the price of the advertisement,
to which i, refers.
], j., confidently predicted til I if,hc emi..
grafton IN apptsf ~ Gocs or u, The or. ,rn,
rate, the p"pniati"m VIII, IL Two v",rs, on
,tii%*iss "a 9 'sH,sp-4ls .i.S>-H S;a;c l;S iinc
climate, the rFhncss and fertirfft r th"
lands on tho Mississippi. and the super rr
advantages Offered py extensive forests ni
piHc, cnnvcn cn' 10 water 'ratiSp"fia; ~,
offer great Inducements IN settles
The numerous Brncvocn, Societies of
rh's CITY have united, and commit cc Ia,
brcn appointed Ia solicit one in'I9r from
every family IN the ID strict. 'r!.a ;,la,
meets with general favor.
The usual Washington Assembly Ball.
will shortly commence. They arc design.
ed for the would he ari>,ucrarv, al,m..ml,
al late there have hcen Sn," v"ry rc,nnrk.
bic exceptions High prrrr.l ir.c,S do
not o'waya keep away the an!i.rxqui,ll,s
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V'E1 Ee VAS,

TWO DOLLARS in advance. Two Dnllarsi
nnd Fifty Gents ut the c1rration'6f six monlhs,
Or THREE Dollars at the end Of thG year. .sgi8..3,
No paper discontinued until al nrrrarngss
nre PAID: unless VI the np,iun Of l,r Proprietor.
.GY Advertisements inserted nj SEVEN rI-
EVE Cents per square. (la lines or lcss.) for
the first, and huff that sum for each subsequent
insertion. ma
SSr' The number of insertions to lc markell
pn nll Advertisements or ,lcy will b. mnhlishid
nn'ilnrdcrcd I'd be discontinued, AMI churgcd
accordingly. .f7 e ,=s-sssl sss.ss 7-'.s
| as ONE DOLLAR per square for n single.
/, lpsertioM Quarterly md Aionthly Advertise
y ihenE will DC rnrgrd the same ,,s single in-
ter'lon, AMI semi -ninnhly the same new ores
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FIND SSiuiNl'llels fiNNNINRR,.
{ Sumterville, So. Ca.
JOHN 'EtiR EEN, Ep,Ton,
TUESDAY, DECEMBER Ie. 1851.

ctY" AIcs,rs. 4. WlurE 81 Co., arr
Agents for tho I,aplior in Suntrrvjllc.
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Executive Clen,enov.

We rarnhy The EJgefiehi idieaiss5-
ll.ai ll:s EAccIlcncy, Cox. Means, has,
p,rlpnc.i William Wilson, Who Mas ,lris.I
aud converted nj nanSiauri,,er. nj ihn lass
term tsf the rnnr, in !h,, DISTRICT, for fi,sA
ilen.r.le 81 VIM. I'redawaY Et. 81 ssss-.
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.s'i.r E.aw d.I;,.s.l,..s,.,

Tie following gentlemen we're admitted
I" nrHc'cc in 'fc lanW anl Equity Courts
~ South Carol,na.son 1'nrs,iar. The t:aiM
inst, n Columbia. by tI.eel.aw and Equity
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ir'" III" above was W,iirn. II w,!i ar
>crl 'h,i tl.' iiuu.r i,ls tnkcn ngi.rn ,",
lie Or. anl T. e.rl i IN lis scy-rri re al.
,um, Hih >u.n' vary good a!nrulmrn:<
We may Il" allowed To express oar hope
ihal si.'. .rtton u snc Scntic VIII lnrrc.-
r"'i wrii. 'h.; "l li,c li"rsc. TuI< law j.
hrnlml"i hy IT,. h'shc>' ci ans ol >inic
rn!, :, nn1 nrp"tl- !" lt,. h"-t tp.iinus nl
ham 90 ,.!yn iil l,ri,-ii %! lie un.,riu.rllc.
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SSArURDAy, Dec. &, lejl.--{fousc If
RcprcsentniireS.--The following named
gentlemen appeared for the first time this
scssion, viz. Mr.. Bcale. Of Virginia; Mr..
.Wiiitc. of Alabama, Mr.. Howard, OF Tex
MS; Messrs. Landry and $. Marlin, Of Lon
isiana; Mr. Boyd, of New.York, and Mr.
Bssell, of Illinois.
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North Carolna will sron have 81 tyrss
large ar" 'i,ic. .,lid.ns at thc Capiial ostfifs&
S'H'e !nr he reception, oi the iI,sanc-s,alr.
has b:c'i literally endowed bs The State
tile i"gis'ainrc having heen incisesI 10 ti.et
Eo'd work chaiiy ~ The jn.hrialsa and psi T.. g
st:tcr.i.ss 6 rh.i;s ol -aliss D.x. 81