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Ps.er Ds,lir IS Chntoa rGea.n par hoa. uo uaa.s
70, cay svesinss Capt Gu esnsu' az VI Dslz
sfA ~ .d+t " CsrE. 20 -
J fAker = AZ A. J. Fl4 90 -T
c. .seL. ~ Ar Kan - E.-t 'Itsr-
Wa seSesr l@ porer-hou'e Reaorrsd d.'rlsTJ Ire
b Gun.p.r. G. Av.aa.B POI = A,-sa-A
J H,bnnE I5i5s Rsported l.o-erlr 9'.se fRs.s-l
l5,usnEer' ~ ,iirton-st Kelly, - :. -.
Bas Ia 10 10 J. mr.. g EiBrionE
x ETA e. ~ E-eI-st y. Bauer 81 .ist.
Il FAMINE. lt E.sf Am. a-st
Pout. lA IhId-l f~Trr.n bof.- Reprei - 4
5is.i; lRsfs..s heepss
! P p.sEE 20 sil-ss D. Sous. Z, A,-uaeA
EettL ~ KsI-i J. Gs.ssr n EIst il.h-st
sreh . ss.' Reported place Of Tor ds'i'
Beeisr ~ 81 "A porter Eepored d.orier
D.nIs hA' bssn silo--d thss sandAy OsaiA Rflsi
! bi.nr, ~ EsH I3;h.s. J E..s. II CHa,Oa-ss
KrhR i'' 2d' Reported .ses d.ori-ry p,e, Rs..i
R5h, lssn" "a German por.sr-hsu.s Reported a. a.or
4 VII M,!.f A,snusA- Finger g, i,h-s-
Hsn ~ "a port-hoa.e R.9,fted a. d.li-riy
q: ca,Gs'n ~ ant W Kant is Ludl,--s
W scllsBer ~ AvsnueB
Bin IS Ciaio,s Reported being Dosy ADD having
" J Lyon. 100 zo-.r " H.hn 10 Fast litl-<
J 9. BrorDiIs = 0rb-st Johh Becker 81 4hst
S Banner c. l55 2dst A Germ.u Por-r han All d
Glery on suDosy nights ] Lces-e not It'd
= DchTn an Alsub stsltOn-ss Welsh. ~ B1s-rv.
Z LuSey 2Ax J. Lsssn 252 2 iith--t
p Mcdonnell, l9i Az A This reported place ~hes ro-ds
9pH,ssH1 Leen-s refused
nuTph, la 4fh a Ssubasr ~ Housto-
W Husssy, ~ Az B. }. sesry. 81 Z. l{tn-st.
7 Homes 10 Bo-,ry.
D. sohoeitopp. A German porter hs. i-s
Ipsfed .e-,s,y md gambling place The keeper Of
n w y.i .,t -; R'fP,ee; -, p.,..-,.
JheLsusbn is lsAv There there where d1g.his
held a heesss vss not u-nted 20 this sPpictut
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AF.r-sen Missionary Meeting was held in Spring st
church on Wednesday evening. take leave OF Mr. and
Nj. Barker who are about to depIr for Ahn@dnuxgur
rndi. where Mr B. is TO be stationed a. Missionary
After the usual singing and prayer Rev. Geo Wool Sec
Rotary Of me A b. C. F NJ, Rev. Mr. Allen, Rev DIR
Campbell and Rev. Mr. Barker made addresses in con.
sopance with the occasion OF the meeting The Missionary
viii sail from Boston wednesday neat in the ship Ara
bella.
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with he list Of liquor selling place.:
: ". Allro S29 Bowcy. j. Fink II Amity-s,.
II. b NtuI, howtry. I. anon % " tst ON q.
Nrs j. bowD, A. ast 18Th ST. T. Nn''h 10 oostefst
T., ote Ar~ + Flrzpancs 81 West ljthst.
n Decker. ll6 .ut,-st ). 'Va'on - 9TH.
NNcNsueIA O. iny-isyp place J. a. Do.sau ~ ~ ST.
r kicbHrd 81 4th-st b. Noise, b8 blGadNay
A Dohlsu d West l9fhst y Duaell 2l9 NOlstrr
{ Nioc'rnsn so iiousiout. > LoAgeI, l. Cl,atJlpacs
j 1euus Motf-,t II Agitd-e sol Roadway.
Ju Hesdou - Auryplacs Pae Ponce a Susdaf shf ar
hs house o he uuR a dsofly coid't
lie vac urco and put under bonds I.e used ,
J. Logon IS 4 h-sv ~ "a e. = !" NAltp.aoe.
4 b. cktimsn, 1874 GrCeucst q H. W Nsalder ID ttI-AF
"a he ~, b-i BlJsdSay.
& A-I,r NJ Nfeft..l a. A McGae sc 10 adEay.
J.ltyc 1914 GIten,st % Dr"li: "a cifa' l''
q W MaIsh oi6! Bowcry. y Hands, 81. tiols''H-'i
To- IS Watson. .th-av Rer0tcd keepns dsorlefJ
h.ulc Land
.s,nteI CalmiUesL Las over lur ils sene i-af'h
L Leiod. rs Br.sGway &c. KamP, 5j B4cec'ers-.
~ r. ii,ace up stairs, lover Resrion.) Lad
S',5 Ioi - IN mi l "5ga, j. Baurms, iz,be,h-s
7 ~, L "a, lis Bfoa.gsv b. Hasi AID Is t.h-av
G. BeItoD III BleecAeI fn "a go - l'.5x.r
L. Me.se $50 Lad On tae ground OF uavios
been ruu-ul where tue Sunoa, franc O- A
t,If 4 .sCd ON sunday -. ,- 81. -.-.h.v
Pos..ir 20 VsysiJ-psce. Soionon' - ~ ,,
4. Iow. Blcecker.t ~ peli'l'- - -
G. 3 Blairtd, IA SiXlrav ~, gu . u 81.
Dus IL Co. IN SulIYan-s lh7.'i'eu - "''--''J' " ~
Sunday HeiustdI w , Team. So Broa5Vav
J.H uisois ~ l&tl 81 ~ = -'s' 49,
A Wisou. ~ Carniuest \ u5i'l - ,1c-S, oman an
". Boueuler 80 salivansi. Lal 80 - - A'f-s -
"a - 20 srii,er,t llaid reason
d. Rohard, ~ nb o. T. ~ rel 80 - $50 80
} Ferguson. ~ lZh a. ~ ~ So,
4 X S.roersoB, 4ie Bowery SSiAe-, = 49,
=. hoyl.ud. % Broores 49, 49, % e-ckn.n-..
". Altt, SO West llth-st si.i- il so1dwsv
Ozone % Any 8 go,I.s5 IL Vsr ck.st. e. w.
A MckarisLt 10 4th o. 80, "a Fgif.ust p W
/ " Clay, 7l9 BToadTsy' j. pvsn'i ~ = - -
;. Fairar, los ON a.
The time appointed for the Sixteenth NEd was SA'lr'
d,v last bqt the Alderman could not come AM u was III
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Riehteebth Ward

The granting Of licenses for the XvIIth Ward y. con-
tinned in the Mayors Office yesterday AID Alvord vs.,
not pre'ent The business conductes oy Asast.l,
AID Crawford assisted by Capt. Wigham- Licenses wers
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The following additional licenses granted for the
Four;teuth Ward Friday, by the Commissioners for
ust Ward-rho attended 10y the Captain Oithe Police
with hi. list If liquor selling places:
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W DIZZY 20 MSttst J. BDnnari go Brosdrt-
fMLtfi,' 80 VI. u-si. !. iorIss, ltj hottest
G. Nj C0IuIck. sif Noftss. J = 8
J y. 10 Muti-s. G. Ward
J. J.. mr.
v mayer j.. Ofslst-si y Nicjlrten. li3 "
II hu.wr, - Ehzal eti-sf. Hsstiug. lg -.1frr-f
{. Mo0i.le, II hlcnon-st Il Kelley, an Ortngss
AN ana, 20 MOi-st " Hughes, M1ron-t
A. Cusui.. 2i6 seuurst T.. ]. ~ 1rosbr-st
4. 'msTn IA OIsugest. Z. k-llv A Pnn.-st
J. Cumuins, Sinngst J. Oilmsrin llj du.bsrrvs
4. H. GtfHfy iij heser-st 2. DuHy. grh-.f.
=. BspneT IS Spmsst. D. Campbell % 5tL-st
W. q. Robertson 81 Grsrd-st. hul 20 .3ranfst
'tnIsw, llz Mutuy-st J \ Mclaughlin. 23J Moti-s
hrs Menu husba nd applied
refused applied Her hub ind hai
me Tint be spp led Tier 'pPlcato1 granted
W H.. T. POwtrs, 10 Fruce-st. ~ kassg1cTt lg Mot
n. Isorney, IL Grsnc~t =. Mallory. ~ 1lftst
J.H ia ll9 MOtt-st. q. VI PefrJ, 49, Bio4dTN.
s. Niiio, lot CTusbN-st. - elsjn li5 aIge-st.
: 4 Baker 414 broadway. n C4yauazh, lj On4nsest
j. u. Butte, 4 euc Market ~ Brlnn-eu & Mulberry
=. Scott, IS MauOu-st. ~ Gaduer - Elzabsthst.
Z. 10 Smith Graud-t ID hlgru a H0a4,d-st f3t1)
~. Burke l19 zahtthf- ~ d. BOcs J15 BfOOue,t.
C.lTurkeu 20 . zabeiL-n. -. Rtnslus. 10 Spnnsst
ttlnlsn, 2l3 Mot-st. &c BuIs- 81 B.eecteT. 9th
!. fttue, az Alo'tst. "A BOujOI, g sIO,dway,
q. Ken y, MaIot-t &c .Abs' 49i broad Tay.
r. kruger, - lowaTd-s'. ID johnson, J MIilerfy-st
J. t'Ntli A. r. zatCthEt. %. G.eenan 2i2 -i0lt-t.
A. Buns 81 Elizabeth 81. j. keiHgln H. Morr-st
DtctHR, l6l Htserst. ID Le,nifd, 10 MO,-st.
+. AUloeoIl, 81 T. lzLb -thst. 2 D1Gy. 81 Spulg
{ Htlko 80 rTuct-si. "A. i4r.en 10 iIOwfrd.sf.
T. 518 Greenwich. OH " Stiuse
J. T. til uanon Lanf jh) D. Havst, as Ehzl5eth-i.
Co Walker, tih) W Feyh, Oaiu--st
G I.t as OGetuWich. (1iu) Jenkins. -
A oWoen IS Huosou T. Baoniug ~ ~ z4beth
j. is,lor. o65 Broadway, tJth) J. Rooney. q Poce-st
J L,1tb. lt6 Mulberry 7. Hsiiu "a Mottst.
III. OcIAib, 80 CIoshys.
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no m0e Citing inscription osl b. placed the tombstone of
ntn ksbtOu than Il dd post Congress- aud ms
' ~os protest m Of against the Flu
NllINn h-AHe Lann
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RUM TRADE.
FOurieehth Ward-THlRD Day.

The following hc-Dses granted for the Fourteenth
Word on Thursday, in addition 70 he former ones:
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Tie time appointed for the Sixteenth "Na was s-'a''
-. 1, The Alderman could not come, ani Il was In
d, fritely postponed.
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SrRAsGEEs.-The following persons were among taos.
Who arrived Yesterday =, the
HOWARD HOTEL
se>n-'a, RI, Anss'eaC.w Dk Huasoa 7r. sseA VIA
-, 49,. .,n ,on ~ W. Dfb ? PaiDer. PAl.islPaA
- sry T + "a ssss ss . Dee: e, i; !, Nc 8 W.
- ts s'se .in'i'n,a u + flsa. sAs Florida
J.n FaHssrn. s..nsA D Psl.'sr B..sn.> Ssss-
Tsos Issss,s w..s-rppc Stssary partsassAv.
Biz. Oi-.as
ST NICHOLAS HOTEL
Go. Seymour ard lsdy Ahsry. cr-~ Sy-ru.-
Chan wsiwolth S~r.foss SPTs. w o ;. WIa-SipUsa
&c { TS.s' 1co:, ids Any i N.ias base
Gen Burrush- Aih-sy. Gen AeEvuns .Is..v
Col SFrtoe L Hoa fol-S Ahaa,
E,' B Ss.so w..Si1.,ou Col e.S. y ny
ro1 by Ab.ay Rsit Psa. \.
- ". c. Iiul, klesn, 49, ''''1aAA
Aston HOUSE.
0sS T1s s .'s '''-'-' Ion I ss T SSs.
Csleb Cu,hbs. Attur,Geners. Hsn I foceace Phi "a
Jefefson Dsv. Sc, Of Ssie hSa rh'mP~a Pa ssssss
sia.y Webster SeerssAr, 10 he Col sam CIt leaisa
Jobs For.., csri OfHsU-. r.ro. Boiler Pah, q. pSa
Of Representative. W. kose, Albsay
IRVING HOUSr
Bon " D,ct-r,su NJ. W. sader La
p C.sh.ld NJ w H.niltOa, Norwich
Hor Es.trnsn Boston. Mr Dussse. I'd, .Oe cA,rs.-
hr Htehins and lady, Ainssoa. ia
Me a',hins Kingston. JAN. Hon N.S-r Id Ca
n Emerson. Ciner nAi X Bates snd l.iy, Bostoa.
CAPT Ii X D.venpor, L sS. r foreman ana Id NC.
Geo " keene Lypn yosa Gilman y. C.
R. / Iheursoa wlshrsson 4 JAr,isi Bagmlrs.
A. ess ls sss1Is wn Ms9 rs1.lpA
J. 5. Richie PhlIisphl.. =. 7. SicSOl.s, MddlssSs.
METROPOLITAN HOTEL.
=. 7. Viii. st. Loui. 7 O. R'dse-y Cincinnati
Ncur-e - Lou,s Capt J. A. cotton Nsw.Jt,exas.
DR. A. Jornire - Louis 4 :. Wallace Lousvill@
: r Aud,rcn, II Louis NJ. Rel. Rich nond.
Mr. ". Morrison 81 Louis. NJ. stewart s c.
A " Nof Cincinnati. Dean. Baltimore.
u Foote, cir:nrsti W B. Crosman Csarlssoa-
A tsyesS reinnsn A Mis vngiqiA
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Louis Napoleon.

1t seems that we are to have trouble with
Louis Napoleon. About the close Of the last
century, q French Count came traveller to
this country. 1t was at that time but thinlly
settled, and the new States lay strung along
the sea coast The vast back ground of the
continent was Il wilderness. This Frenchman
was, however, intelligent enough to perceive
great capacity for growth in the new republic,
and also, as he was pleased to say, an ambi-
tious and aspiring temper in the people,
When he got home, he wrote a book about
them, in which he prophesied danger to the
balance of the power" unless the increase
of this Union was speedily checked by timely
diplomatic interference. The population, said
he. will assuredly spread itself beyond the
ANcghanies, and if not checked, may even cast
its audacious glance at the great valley of the
Mississippi. To prevent such catastrophe,
the Count recommended his government to
form an alliance offensive and defensive, with
the qreat Cherokee nation who Inhabited the
woods between the Alleghanies and the Mis-
sIssppi; and who would he able to cope with
the aspiring Americans, if encouraged by the
smiles of the French crown. The plans and
observations of this noble gentleman have
been Jest for fifty years; but ridiculous as
they seem to US, in one form or another, his
IDEAS have always been floating about the
French head. Lattery they have been very
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CUSTOMS OF THE MoRAvIANs.-The Mora
vians have the same singular customs by which
they have ever been distinguished. Those
which prevail at New Years Eve are thus
described by the Lancaster Wing:
!, cat the appointed hour the services of the
church will commence with instrumental mu-
sic by the choir, after which the pastor reads
the sacred history of the birth Of Christ, when
all partake Of Love Feast, consisting of a
love Feast Cake and mug of hot coffee.
The choir again perform piece of sacred mu-
sic, near the conclusion of which all the little
children are served with a lighted wax candle,
about four inches long, which they hold in
their hands until the close Of the ceremony"
The Moravians have number Of queer GUS
toms, among others that of assembling in the
church before day on Easter morning, and
marching in procession to the grave yard to
the sound of plaintveHmusic, and sounding a
funeral dirge for each member of the commu
nifty who has died the preceding year. On
New Years Eve the people also repair to the
church about o'clock, and pass the time in
reading the scriptures, listening to sermon,
&c, until within a few a jnutes of II O'Clock.
The congregation then unite in solemn prayer,
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Our Exchanges.

PALMETTO SrANDxRD- g. D.. Melton, Esq, has
associated with him IN the Editorial department
ofthis paper his brother, Mr. Samuel W. Melton,
recent graduate ofthe South Carolina College.
COLUMBIA BANNER This is now the name Of
the Palmetto State Banner published Daily, Tri-
Weekly, and Weekly, in Columbia, by Or. R w. '.
Gibbcs. 49,. =. isss. =
DEMOCRATIC Review What has become OF the
Democratic Review Can it Js that we have
pufsd it away? Sucn a thing may be possible
LAuRENsvILLE HERALp--J. Wistar Simpson, esq.
having Withdrawn fronrstliis paper, hereafter it
will be under the EDITORIAL ofits.excellent
proprietor, R. M.Stokes, esq:
SourHER RlGHTsA ADVOCATE Mr.: G. Q. Pucket
has withdrawn 'front.' A dvocate, and Mr.. T. ].
Randall will now besassociated with Mr. Rice in
the conduct of that paper. To all ne wish abnn-
dant success. sg$ss -
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prro,ni,lent " eyeio ed their flieal JOUR;
Epals aya IN fhe actiono their goveffSleHt

e -r-Ys
prronile. in.helr3o g otlielal loals
Ipals and i'm the aeti their
Their fear nov nov, is not thatWe 8ilspass the me:
AIleahans mountains but that weGwH gather:
the Whole cpiitne und er our nrnaad and
then besin tas terlneddl the affairs ofs
Europe. Their plan is not now ana an alhaaee
With great Cherokee nation, but the getting
Of Mexico and Hay in their own hands. lll
accordance with the general theory OF Their
newspapers, re now hear that the French go
syernlnent has taken possession of a port.ill,
St Domingo, with the: ostensibie purpose ,, OF
@ Trote citing TIC int little province
from the Of his black Fallstln
AT same time I'VE hear Of FIVE hundred.
Erench eclonists in Sonora, who have settled. ,
themselves around a silver mine, declared. the
lsnroviince of.Sonoras dependent Of Mexico and
annexed to France, and final that they;haye
ldefeated, with immense slaug a. Mexlcan s :
general and a Mexican army of two Thousand
men who marched against them THIS is fill
, clustering with a vengeance. IN the present
Adrninis3ration, with all its readiness pro,
Eclaim American citizens pirates, beyond the
Bpale ofslaw orspriiyilegesof treaty stands sby
and see the Monroe doctrine set at nausg,ht s,i
Eby France, and asffiendly power torIlslp: ., an
St6is way, without raising a finger to stop the
1swerk ?- Richmond Examiner. ~ ss -
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Gbe Gaulorn lllfealg 1ourllal'
.ruesday, JnnuaE5 I 1886, 3.
THO. ]. wAHHHNs Editor.
Terms Of oHss Paper

t
Our Paper will be pubtished at Two dollars per
annum payable in advance After three montlps
expires, Two Dollars and Fifty Gents viii bere-
qured. At the end OF the year Three Dollars
will be claimed .S.E..- sssss .,;.s. Is.
All orders out ofthe State must be accompani-
led with the Cash. es2lss
We have stricken a,pumber Of names fromour
books, for non-payment Of dues, and viii endeayor
to avoid for the future, as far as wecan acc,iIpa-
lating upon ourlists, names worse than useless.
We must be paid, or cannot send the paper
We shall try inthe future conduct of.our; paper
to conform to the rules laid down by the South
Carolina Press Association AS general rule lle
no new name will zbs entered on our stewithout
a, least six months subscription is paid form ad-
vance. EEs 50 : ~ =
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STATISTICS OF ODD FELLowsHIP.-From the
official reports made to the Grand Lodge Of the
year ending 3oth of June last, we learn that
there arc in the United States two thousand Sc
ven hundred and twenty-nine Lodges, with near
" two hundred thousand members. The reve-
nue. of the Order during the year is about one
million two hundred thousand dollars, Of which
some five hundred thousand dollars were dis
burscd for benevolent purposes, viz: for the
benefit of sick members, widowed families, or the
schooling of orphan children.
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nut at the first stroke of the clock in the stee-
spIa .that proclaims the birth of the new year,
tle baud stationed in the choir. strike up;
tremendous clapgor of welcome, in which cor
nets, tufes, dulcimers, and all kinds OF Ihslra-
sments helpto swell, the joyful strain. After
performing for several minutes, the congresa
Etion interchange congratulations, and retire to
their respective homes. Very curious people,
are the Moravians, but a more excellent ana
Wort hy Set are no where to be found.
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Mr.. Woodward oNsSTnE TARIrF.-Mr.
Woodward, of South GhroIina, delivered a
long speech in the noess of Representatives,
on the 10th of Decembef just past, upon Il pro-
position made by member from New York
to refer the consideration of the Tarifito 4 Sc
lcct Committee. T'hesdebater elaborates one
point especially, viz:that a permanent fixed
rate of duties is totally incongruous with the
progressive condition Of our country. He ar
CUES that it would speedily result in the entire
prohibition of most foreign articles, as there
are many of them, even now, which cannot
compete with our home emanufactures and pro-
ductions (by reason of the rapid advances of
American skill, } unless admitted with but little
more than nominal duty. If Mr. Woodwarl's
position in reference to the present ability Of
American Manufacturers and Producers to
stand their ground, in fair field, against the
rest of the world, be correct, we should say
that the Protective System would soon be bu.
ried as far past resurrection as the shade of
McDu1ie could desire.
Furthermore, it is maintained by Mr., W.
that our foreign commerce is becoming every
year, less and less able to bear imposts. lfso,
and if Free Trade principles are still to remain
in the ascendancy, the interesting question
arises, how long shall it be before this tenden-
cy of things will force our Government to re-
sort to Direct Taxation for the purpose of nis.
ing revenue !-EdgefeM Adrertiser.
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DEspor1sM RAMPANT IN AMERIcA.-We have
two despotisms in this free country. There is
the absoutism of woman over man, and there is
the tyranny of fashion over woman. The first
is of the nature Of mixed despotism. The most
imperious fair one can occasionally be whecdlcd,
or flattered, or beguilcd into letting husband
have his own way. But the tyranny Of fashion
is thorough, pitiless, unrelaxing. No coquettc
was ever half so cruel to an adorer as fashion is to
the coquette No belle is as whimsical as fash
ion. No sighted beauty can be as relentless in
the hour of her fancied ascendancy, as fashion at
her annual return to power. 1t is told, that
when certain Persian monarch limped, all his
courtiers limped in harmony. So fashion can
do nothing so absurd but that her subjects will
initiate it. This winter she prescribcs flowing
sleeves, and every woman shivers from wrist to
elbow She demands an open b0ddice, and lace
chemisetts como up. Just as, a few years ago.
she ordered tight sleeves for thin or fat arms ir:
respectively; or as, a few years hence, she will
decree dresses cut high in the throat, whether
the throat is ugly or pretty, perhaps whether
there is ar y throat at all.--Phl. Bulletin.
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The Legislature of Florida has elected S. st.
George Rogers, Solicitor of the Eastern Circuit.
The "Liquor Bill" which had passed the House,
was defeated in the Senate by vote of 8 for
% against it. This overwhelming defeat, says
the Fzoridian, was caused by the conviction
that the bill was unconstitutional.
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EARrHoUAKE m CHINA.-The Pekin Gazette OF
August, reports that an earthquake had taken
place in the Province of Kalsuch, A thousand
houses are said to be destroyed; 300 inhabitants
killed and 400 injured. In Manila, also, shocks
of an earthquake had occurred. Many persons
and two churches destroyed, and the paace.house
and custom house rendered uninhabitable.
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The London Daily News, commenting upon the
establishment of the French Empire, declares it
to be the precursor Of war. The News says
"Where the storm is first to burst, or under what
pretexts, is impossible to tell; but the establish
ment of a French Empire is certain to lead to a
war in some quarter or another, In voting the
Empire the citizens of France will find that they
have voted renewal of the European wars which
convulscd the early years ofthe present century"
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-01-11

Hon. Tristram Burgess, ofRhode Island, distin.
gushed for eloquence and ability in Congress, es.
pecially his oratorical rencontre with John Ran.
dolph, Gan exchange informs us) is still alive and
hearty though now in his SD year. He retains
his mind, and his pen is busy in prose and poetry.
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sons of Tempeir1rnce. Fl

The following Brethren have been elected and in.
stalled Officers of Wateree Division No. 9. for the
present quarter: s,-a. - = - rs ~ sas
T. carpente,, ". r "a. Fishe-s T.
B. W. Chambers, W. A. J.. ". p: P: lNcKagen, e 9 -
D. R. Kennedy RS. B. ], Kuykondal, A. 9. - -
J. R. Arrants, AIRS. 9srW. B. Campbell. Jr., L s,
D. Sheorn, F. S. w. Perrltt, Y. qsea.- ..
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The citizens of Augusta, in order that the
next State Agricultural Fair of Georgia may be
held in that city, have subscribed $1,000 to de-
fray the expense.
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81, o. o. F..

The following Brethren were on. Friday Evening
duly installed as Officers of Kershaw Lodge No, for
he present term: f3f.sss, - -
J. W. P. McKage1 NC a, u, 3; 85s 5sfs@5
Wm Shell. V. G. - ~ - -.
D. R. Kennedy Secretary.
H. J. DELAY, Treasurer. 81 I.
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At thesbeginnng of the last year we gave an
account of Tie progress of the several Plank
Roads. in course Of construction from tins town
We. propose now to continue itup to the present