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WEEKLY CAROLINA TIMES.

nN or about the 10th of January, we will
~ commence the issue Of the Weekly Car
alma Times. which will contain, regularly. a
bout twenty-five columns of reading NATTER
embracing all news articles markets and con-
:ribu,ons that may appear in the Daily and
Tri- Weekly Times, rs well ns large mass of
miscellaneous contributions and selections, such
rs will prove interesting and instructive.
1t will be our aim to make the Timcs nccrp-
table to the reading pnbic throughout the in
terror, hence we offer it ut n price rcmuncra-
tive to ourselves as well rs to place it within
the reach of all classes.
AS soon rs the first number is issued. VIC will
forward specimen copy to onr friends gcncr-
ally and solicit their patronage and Influence
in sustaining our enterprise.
CLUE PRICES.
a club of 3 will be supplied for 5 90
- & 90
10 ii 90
% I" 20 90
Single copies 81 90 perannum.
1t will be seen on reference to the above
rates that we are determined t" place the Times
within the reach of every family
L. ii. BRlTrON 4 Co.
Columbia, S. c.
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Money, Money, Money!

WE THE u%lsrss"s "1 d" . r"'"ey yv r"9""s' "r
=: x:artl4aps, gise,us n helping hand. by paying;
! Mp tke;r Nnt.@ and Accounts, AS We IN" in par
aicular need Of mcr.y. If You cannot pay all,
paya1s part ,,and give your note for the bal
,,nce Reaoiloet the old a'lagc, that short set
slemerks make Ion. friends
Youss respectfully, WlEi MILLER.
JanunrI IL, 1885 "G It
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J MUST HAVE MY DUES.

. TSlIE UndersgDed E@s4 This his last warming
l. TO alI those indebted TO him, without cx.
eeptieH, that Mey n'ttSt "1tItr up WITH THE CASH
by the first Of February nczt, or pay COSTS
My necessities compel iuc TO speak plain, and
will certainly teroe n.~ W DO what say. All
accounts unsettled at thai data will be handed
, to attorney with jnHruc1Stns to collect
forthwith. JAMES SlliLLIIO.
January i, 1855 31:3t
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TIN! TIM! TIN!!,

L II N !! TIM!!t
Vy ". LAWSON very .,r,,,,rl f,r ron.
,,,. l,.r.t,f,r,. ,.;r;,7,I hn,rs ,i,,.,, -,
saw to his friends and customers and the I,ui.
lie .reu.rai!r tia, Il. has now -, hi. ,IJ stand
on Main Stree, r.yt dom, Ia Wh;tr 4 E,Iln..l.
:. ru,I mud ,.,,u,,,,,,. ,.s,r,,r,.t ,f r,E W.,UE
In his s,nr, may b. r,uu,l.-
Eu,.L,,s,u slaves ,,l Sims. c
cred orl uncovered. E,n,,., i,nx
,.s. E,, .,,,,,.,.r. c,,...,
r,,.-,Il .;y,.s. oak.
Pans-ussnrt,I
.L,n,s. ,,,rlI,.
,;nnl,is
Cnkc Hn,... Coal Carriers. ruu,,.
.,ors. ,,.ir rc,st,.r.. t,,rJl,.
>,ri.. D:-h r,rs ,;.L
,.,;,.rs. ins, r,n., IA.
E,,,'s. Uno, .r,,is
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

s5Y' The friends of EIMROD MoCOR ORDSts*
spcctfully announce Fhim IA a Candidate fGs
Sheriff atthe enspjdgs Election.
tw The fpiMds plCapt g. A. HoDeEs res
pectfully snsounce linas, q candidsts for 1as
Coltectosps the sepsuing sleesion. M.
u ssss The friends OF JoHS R. WnsoN respect
f1iE ann otinde him as candidate for Iag Cos.
bbstof6 Abbesiile District. at the ensuiAg siss
ton. ~ ~, .l;siI
!. SEWy are authorised to anR6ubS sks Rev.
.1as: Collector of Abbeville Dittries st ths sn-'
suing election; 4. !, 81 IL 81, -
y lzr ado friends ofsyAsfEssM XkHDfvKR
announce ahs6 50 i eAaldidats Ssr
s,Ess, ,0sgsaer Of Abbssiat Djsssrsts thesa-
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SHEHlFF'S SALE,

--E WILL Sell, .alc-lav in FEBRUARY next
Il one Negro won'an, Dolly. and three chill
.t.rc..-Ionn Agnes, and an ui:,nl-,nkcn under
n mortgage held by Thomas = Arthur. ana also
levied OF under executions in the Shr,;h office.
.;n favor Af John +. GrDy and e,hcvs "a. l. G..
~-Ihomae
Terns: Dne-half cash; the balance on Il
.-.rcdit Of twelve months.
S.A. HODGES. s. 4. d.
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Finnl Notice.

= IL 2eraons indebted to the late firm Of
IN SMITH & SlcCANTS are requested to
settle OH Or before the frst Monday in Februa-
;ry next After that day all matters not paid
will be placed in the bands of MCGOWAN d.
Perrin for collection
January 2. 1853. "a At
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NOTICE TQ TAXPAYERS.

ltO lOI ~ ! M n EIlO'
4 Will. attend at the UNDERMINED times and
4 places for the purpose Of collecting Taxes
for l%.,l -
Due West, Monday, a2ih january;
" 18th March,
Calahau,'S, Tuesday, %",h January;
Tribes, Wednesday, "lst "
Lou"dsviilr, Thursday, J.; February
Speeds, Friday, I'd g
WarrcL,"n, Saturday, 81, "
ALhcviilc {. H. Monday, 5,h, "
ra!h"uns Mills. Tuesday, 9th, "
Wi.!in-t"n, Wcinc~.lay, 7iIl,
Moracncs. Thursday, sih. "
Tp.bcr,'< iin The E;:L.".) Friday, 9th
l;raiI,.y's Gid i|:!,i, Saturday, lGth, and
March l7lh;
Greenwood. M"s,::,y 18th, and %:.:rci, 18th
Cambridge. Tu"s;a j. l";h February
W""ivillr. Wednesday, l.th "
whitehall, Thursday. 18th "
rci!,ran'$, Friday ii,!, "
Cedar Spring. saturday, 18th, "
D"aa!l'$. Monday, 18th. 4"
Scui!"t""n. T. c,'av 10Th,
l;arn"rrS, "Wednesday, 4l>t. "
C"!"-''ury, Thursday, I'D, and March 18th
Dea''ia!l, Friday, I'D February;
Sm;ihv!!', Monday, .Gth
R"rri'~ store, Tuesday, eth
Ninr,rS Six, "Wednesday, .Sih, "
Mc!aw's Old Field. fr'a.:., I'd March;
hbbcvi,i. G. II. all Court week.
Sa!c-day in April tn" last day for making
returns. all persons failing to max. returns
on the above day. liable +" double lax. All
lakes to be p"il by the first Monday in May,
or "Nrtui ions may be i$-url.
Property to bc rc,arnr.l in The name Of the
proper owner. Guardians, Executors and Ai-
| mini>'r"tor will return property under thcir
| con;rol.
Persons having ,ransf sfrrrcl property bctwcrl,
Ike it October, 1893, ami lst October, 1851
viii make it known 10 l:!c.
All persons will come prepared TO give the
amount of Births, Marriages, and Deaths i'll
their families.
| Free persons Of colour must pay their taxes
! in March.
JAMES MOORE, r. {.
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CARRIAGES AND BuGGlES,
The State cf South Carolina.
-iLlcnWc D.$i1icL-N Oyylinary.

-iJIcEl73H U.%3Tt"L-7R OIvzt00rY.
R:N. IsTAIm nr >;,M!i:i. PEuIIT. LEC'I,.
E y Pursuance III t|,c Order from the Court
Of Ordinary for fhbr"il!c District, ! will
sell, $aic-%iay jn FchrCarv nc:::, thc Real Is
tate OF Samuel Irnit;, decreased, consisting of
two hnaIrcd acres of Land, more or icsa on
waters "f Little River, adjoining 1tiis oi cs
tate of Daniel pruit;. Rev. T. J.. Prrs-lv, a:i,l
others: and also .s;nci! lot in the village OF
Due West, adjoining lands of Ja.ncs Il. McChn-
tnn mi.d others.
The purchaser will be icIuircd I" give !,on'l
and ss cErity, and a iaor, sa:e "f the premises
to the Ordinary, /" secure the payment OF Tho
purchase money, and pay the costs in cash.
:, y. HODGES, .S. Il. D.
Januarv 3, 1879 tsd
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Tailoring.

.>2a AN still at my old stsn1. ready t."
IA furnish and make to order in the most
LUZ. fashionable and durable style, all art-
cles in MY line, at mefults reduced prices, at
six months credit. and ten per cent discount
.for cash. Call and be convinced.
o.. eB- Cutting and repairing must be paid for
'iin cash Us
Jnn4 81 en-
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AdgrsIlaI>tratDi.'s Notice.

ALL persons; Indebted "a the Estate o.!
William Ilcndcr3"n mus: pay ur- So"R IL the
Administrators. and thee having claims present
them properly att">,c'l
TIlDN.iS !. M.iii.:Y, Adm. r.
-!nnnary II, $3.50 rs =.
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PANS. FANS, FANS.

TNHE Undersigned would respectfully inform
L. the Farmers of this District !(and else.
.where) that he Inns on hand lot Of aud is pre-
pared to fill orders for. FANS for cleaning
grain, at lvingprices.
Apply at the Carriage Shop. II ;
L. j. TAXGOH
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Carriages ssrael Re7g@gIcs.

TENiE Subscriber returns his si:l- ,--- -.
4 ccrc thanks for the liberal lsL::.t:s.
;:l;.;::,s., rendered linn for the past two Years
That sac has been engaged in the Carriage Eusi
n'S4 nn! hopes by the str ctcst attention I"
tn. i.xsinvss hereafter to merit continuance
OF the saIi!,.-
IL. hc..i leave to call the attention Of all
who may desire any article in the line of
CARRIAGES AND BuGGlES,
10 the s;"ck kc ROW has on hand. lie has.
hear V finished, Ia: of 81 GGiES, of different
styles: besides splendid six-s eat ROC CkAWAi,
al q: which !. will warrant 30 he %; the finest
'h;s'cr:aL sihe,aat;"! c"n-,'rii Jon, am! luo>;
'lrani finish, i,; sale at as lo;' prices as call
b" Afforded.
Also, ,n.: :lr"Ii,! hnu.l CARhE-.A.L arG ":ir
second -hai,I one horse B.lEOCCH for sale
cheap.
c:;s- III orders for any style of Carriages "r
iiUr,r!". filled IT The shortest notice.
-z;5 Eci'ariu:: III ;ii i, braachce, ,lfr'c
with rc:,lncss and Lr>i;'c!.-
T. i. TAYLOR
Ahhrviile &. H., Jan !. lS3i. I;
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Administrators Notice.

4 IL Persons interested in the Estate of
IA Nancy Brooks, deceased, nrc hereby no.
tilted that final settlement of the same will
be made in the Ordnary's office, at Abbevilc
c. H., on the first day Of April next.
STANMORE B. BROOKS, Admir-.
January l, 1856. 81 Bun
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MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS.

TNI1E undersigned begs leave to an ssk
a. nounce +" the citizens Of Hamburg M
and vicinity that he has opened we'll selected
Stock of choice
MEDTCENEs AND CHEMICALS,
to which he respectfully s"iicts their attention
Among his assortment will be found:
T"ile: Articles and perfumcry
Drugs and Chemicals,
Paints, Oils and Dye Stu!Ts
Glnss Putty and Varnishes.
In compoun,iins Medicines and supplying
plantations the strictcst attention will bo given
10 the requirements of his patrons.
Being graduate Of the London College Of:
Pharmacy and having had IN experience Of
eighteen years in his business he feels conf
dent of being able to give satisfaction to all
who may favor him with their patronage.
ALFRED S. RAYENSCR0FT.
Nov. 90, 1854. so $ss9 8m
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Notice..

;'s4 's r. IL ' as :friT .ir +. are
utterly out Of tl,,. question to j.. G!DCiI:Y
BILLS rum 1t j.. t" l." hope" tha: hi. imtilna-
tion will be sul:icii.,iv plain. lro:.r!iy ve!ler
stqod and appreciated l,v all VII" "w'" ':,":
u. :. KERR.
Iasl II, 1851. 81 i
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BLACKSMITH SHOP!

~ TIE Subscribers have opened -
< y Il Blacksmith shop, on Wash Il J
y Y ington street, where they will y Z
do all kinds of Plantation work entrusted ,p
their care. Having secured the services of two
tirst-ratc smiths. Gen. TAYLOR and George,
they challenge the world to shoe horses quick.
or or better than they can. or anything else
they profess to do. Give us II chance to please
You, kind public, both in wor; and in prices
MATHIS & SALE.
Ahbcvillc, Jan. !. 1855. ~ Ct
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EDWARD WEsTFIELD,
ABBEVILLE COURT HOUSE, S., C.

D ETURNS thanks for past favors, and re-
.1Nspectfully solicits continuance of thesame.
lie keeps constantly on hand, Of his own mann.
facture Large Assortment Of SADDLES
HARNESS, BRIDES, MARTINGALEiS: DC.
Also, WHIPS. STIRRUP IRONS and BITS.
Being practical workman, he is sprepared to
make to order oil kinds Of Saddles, Harness and
Military Equipments, at short notice, aud at as
low prices as any other establishment.
Particular attention paidto all kinds of
Repairing. -, "a
\, June 8, 1854. sc ,tss,,
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N o IT C f..

Office.
r Do hereby constitute JOHN THORNTON
= Il CARTER my lawful attorney to transact
any business for me during my absencs from
the State. ENOCH CARTER
Decemberl2, 1854 81 2t
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Superb Painting.

TKNlE Subscriber woul.l inform lie public that
L he is prepared I" execute a!l kind, of
PAINTING. such rs Sign, Ornamental, Chair,
Vanishing, Furniture, &r., in the hest STYLE
Having procured the services Of an accomplish
ed workman, he feels assured his work will
please. Carriages and Ru-grs painted in the
finest STYLE on as reasonable terms rs possible
Civ" lis At trial. T.. ). TAYLOR.
Abbcvi!c G.. H., Jnr /, 1855.
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Golden Prolific Cotton Seed.
A FEW BUSHELS Of these celebrated Cot
n ton Seed on hand yet Price g 80 per
busheL il. g. KERR.
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OH YOU! HE HIM AGAnN!!
-Do O eD o NM &D A ENS
til AS just received and opened t!,c lsrges:
Z. L and best assortment of
REkDY-MADE CLOTHING
ever exhibited in Abbcvlle. He has also lot
Of Boots alil Shoes, Hats and Caps. Drawers
nm'l socks. and Il great manv other things. too
tedious I" mention, all OF which he will sell
low for tn. IL,
Persons desiring ANYTHING in his line. will do
well 10 ocail soon. lie is determined to SELL
that IL II he can .,rt til. cash,
Cal! and see him. anyway. Ills store is the
corner one i'll the Marshall House.
Cigars and Tobacco.
The best article Ma. E!actured can be found
Il! Lyons Clo,hn:; Store.
Trunks and ValiseB.
Lyons has few Of them left AMI will dis
pose of them if he can iinl BUYER
Pocket Knives.
Drop in II! Lyons and l"ol; Mt them, and you
cant hell buying one at least
DeccmhcrS II If
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A fesv SMGrt Extracts from, E4ce
tcrs, 'FrstiEalGTri;s,S, t&c.

"A Gesv short Extracts from, Let
tcrs, TrstiERlc7ri;ss<, &c.
81 have used Jacobs Cordial in nv family,
and have found il Il mos: efficient and, iu my
jud d:.mcnt, Il valuable REMEDY
Hon. Hiram WArSEn,
Judge o' supreme Court, Ga.
at gives me pleasure in being, able to re-
commend Jacobs C"r,liui-ny own personal
experience. im, the experience of my neighbours
and friends around me, is sufficient guarantee
for me To- believe il I" he a!l that j: rurportS to
be, viz, Il Sorc,';iyn rcm.i4.'
WH. II. LNui.Ewopp,
formerly jude Superior Court,
Cherokee Circnit.
81 take great pleasure in Recommending this
Invaluable Inr,hcinc I" all afflicted with bowel
,l!>ru.rS. for whirh hc:;cv. it to b" Il sovereign
'iy-'lccidc'i!y s,!"ri"r {" anythi:::, ,lsr
ever tried by me y. :. G,riL,S,:,
deputy G.. VI. of the Grand Lorr, ga
This efficient remedy is travelling: into Gee.
lvhitv as la, i> i"naa:!r pushed l:s c"'rl;nn+
iui" ku.su, and gaining ""nnri.ti"n whc:-
ever u.c'I."-Gcory;a JjT;r*""ia". No: ~, '3:;.
S:c:" For -:lc hv
WAKp.Aw x !.y":., Ahhcvi:!s c. H.;
.i":iH sIr,i, C"k:-hiir"
J. E"rE%.a d .AD,%-, ii"!-cs' Depot;
J.. G.. PARK. Grrcmw""d;
UAvnAaD, i,ErAL Il Go" Charleston,
Wholesale Agents;
And hv ia: i,r:"ri,nl Merchants and Druggists
ihr"ug hout ;hc STATE"
WI W. BLISS & CO, Propric;"rs.
New York, Dee. IL, lSjI So Gn.
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Great Southern Remedy!


JACOBS CORDIAL.
FOR ALL BOWEL DISEiSES,
Cholera, DyScntcrv, DiarrhGa, Cholera Nor
bus Bilious Cho!ic Cholera Ini.,ntum.
Also, admirably adapted to many diseases Of
FemaIcs-n,"st especially PAINFUL
MENSTEUAriON.
The Virtues Of Jacobs cGEdial
ure too well known to rcquir. cuc"'ninms-
lst, 1t cures the worst eases oi Darrhora;
Cd It, cures the worst forms al Dvscn;crv ::
sd 1t cures California or Mexican Diarrhca;
Ith, 1t relieves The scvcrcst Collie:
5th, II cures Cholera MnrhIs;
9th, 1t cures Cholera lniuntum
1th, 1t cures painful Mcnstrua'on;
Sth, 1t Relieves pain in the Back and Loins !;
9th, IL counteractS Nervousness and De-
spondrncy;
10Th, 1t restores Irregularities;
lth, 1t dispcss Gloomy and livsterical
Feelings:
18th, Its an admirable Tonic.
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Cigars ard Tobacco

IIUHKS cilIU VHlISGB,
Lyons has u few Of them left anl will dis
pose of them if he can tin.l buvcr
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The River and weather.

TN Sunday morning, at sunrise. the ihrrmom-
c,cr stood ut ten degrees above gro; the wealth
cr Moderated during the day. however and was
very pleasant. Considerable floating ice, the
first Of the season. made lis appearance in the
river, bu, not sufficient toProyc any impeachment
10 navigation.
Saturday was one Of the busiest days on the
leyee. OF the SEASON. In the morning, there
were eight or ten STEAMERS lying at the wharf
They al brought heavy carg"s and numerous
passengers From Galcua, the War Eagle,
Galena, Kate Cas-el, Falls City, aDd Reveile,
came in: from Piitsburg. the Adelia; frpm
Rock Island, the Royal Arch, and from Cas-
yile, Wisconsin. the handsome little frry boat
IL w. Rice. with cargo of two hundred live
hog.
The War Eagle and Adelia In on Saturday
and the Galcna Yesterday. Of the packet line
the Alhambra. city Belle, AMI Lady Franklin
viii probably arrive to-day aud Tomorrow.
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C,.mssiom...An gs.i.eus Example

The New York Evening Po.i in nB artich ~
thu. -ubrct -uggesiri by the cas- 81 Mrs Psi,
Of Milwaukee. .ay.. We have pyer hard d
any other example II -a'h msi u di-po'og
Of the dad in this couniry. ty tn az, II man -
The Buffalo Rsy,lIn abb
The eli,a hal forgotten tbe cs-c 81 CobDel
Lauren. which is sB Ila-tri"ds eiampie furnish
s-l los na,ise-lorn American. Henry lauren,
pr~s,.lu u CObgrt-s. va q native II south
arlira anil tG,k an early part ia opposing tbs
arbitrary claInr a Grai Britain at thu eoiD-
mersoTsBi e The American Rryoluiioa. --
Whise GA biz way 10 Holland. whittier b. had
teen sBt Us CVs4 ,is- 10 negotiate a loan. b.
wa csptGrrd 10y thu enemy and refna's-i many
year a pft-,asr - Englald. lie retained "a
Amrica 10 l1-3. aDd dicl ia 'hsrsstOn ~
1892. H. directed HI. ~ 10 burn his body
sftsr his tlesih a. thu sole cOgsIIikh 81 inlsrIt
ing al e-ts,e q sHty tisu.aDd IyIuDls sterling
Hs vii concluaj.,i With The siDsing request
vAs1b vos osayi,ei vhh. I .oseumly egyoin i
On ms .na a. an Indispensable dgty that a. -ss
~ b. CONVENIENTLY can Afsr nj ciecsa~ b. cans
my body 10 h. srspt.si IA twelve yas'ls a "a.
cloth. anil burned until il H. entirely c'alsafiSd
ard ,bsR e,dlecting my t-nss. bPelie iisff
sbrvysr IT, MAJ think protsr And "" hAv'
sosDs bsrr ~s-b iet,'T written Wy ah aeon
plisbs~i daughter u hs, in which sisc aprose'
/ u this md" ~ di'y,Sing u isT sthsr'' Re-
mains
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A LARGE BEII.-A Among the freight on
board Of the War Eagle. or Saturday, was a
huge bell. weighing eight hundred ponnds,
from the well known Foundry ri Menceley a
sons, Troy, " Y 1t is furnished with an
alarm apparatus. The ball j, tast on the ke,
of"C.' and &c are told Possesses clear. rich
and ringing sound. qaite powerful enough to
he heard in any part of,he city.
The Rev Mr. Neiil, 10 shop. in its prae
teal advancement, oGr city owes so much
having been aeci.s~u,ly ds,siBnd 10 Troy. while
on his way hither, recently visited the Foun.
dry Of the Messrs Mebeeley, and purchased tbs
bell for use 10 the College Of -. Paal. ~A'el
will BE- bailt neIt year. Meantime he propsf'
TO have il erected at some convenient Plaocsod
that the Hook aud Ladder Company. esI@e
tally. shall have access IA Il for tAe parP'--e %
alarm. III. City Authorizes. It IS eOahden'
ly expected, viii take !, in temporary charge
until the College IA erected
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o.rr..-,,4..,. ., the Journal Of c.nsm.r.
WAsntSnros. Saturday. Nov.

"AsmsG!os, na'ot"sy, Wv. ~"
ibe Annual a.Apnr"a '. =, oon.l''1.e a'.''
NHiga,Io, p' ,ne n'ea' -, D- Jo'P'es
sed ready 'of IN" prs. ~ =" "no,"a"y '.,y
DAY. 70 .he gteh. c,eun =, "" .h. aeay ~ !.
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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1855-11-22

At the great wing meeting held in Bos!an
Hon. Rufus Choate, 1.-THE colleague aud friend
Of Daniel wcbster.) made powerful speech
in opposition to the political 's"p Of the day.
Speaking Of the new.ianglcd Republican party,
with its pretended horror at the repeal Of the
Missouri Compromise. the Boston Post says:
| In inquiring into the good which such party
would do, he drew an amusing picture of the
odds and ends with which such n party must
necessarily be made up, OF sense aud nonsense.
holding ont the idea Of annexation Of FREQ ter
ri,ory 10 those who wished free territory, Of
enlarged construction. strict construction. and
no construction, or destruction; OF prohibition,
no prohibition, temperance and intempernnce.
iair play. and no privilege, everything TO eve
rybo,iy, with law TO suit every body, provided
| he can get il. lie did not believe the new
party cared for the repeal of the Missouri com
promise rather, he thought. no pcayple were
40 happy as they at iis repeal. in consider.
ing wha, they woald do, he said they would
either do nothing that the Wings could not
do, or they would exasperste and ALLEVIATE the
people OF one section Of the Union agains, the
other. They could not exist ono day. except
by training the nen on the one side 10 abbor
and shun those on the other. | nder the last
enquiry. b. cited The various treasures 0f OPP
position 10 the election oi Mr.. Jefferson, the
purchase Of Louisiana. slave rcprcSc Diation, the
Hartford Convention, annexation 81 Iexas, aud
the new type Of aboliiionism, "a having been
prompted 10y hatred Of Shareholder having
had no ahcr efi,d THAI a,epgtden'Hg me limits
N he aou The recent speech oi Mr.. Seward
at Albany. was severely commented upon, aud
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1855-11-22

Il
Gen. NrE, who siumpsd New York, for the
Fusiooists, is one u tbs most efactivc stump
speakers in the Union. His services werc dccnr
I'd 50 very valuable that he received ,hre thou
sana dollars from the Fusion State Committee,
far two months ahor One OF the h~t Incl
dents IN thu eaallaIglL .aS h. SPtech at Bani-
10 where he desired TO make converts 10 rrpall-
iicanisin among tb, foseigGrs, Il Is too rich To
he slowed away under bashcl. II runs thus,
II will be letter Appreciated when WI state that
NyK likes a glass better even than IouN VAx
BrRES;
Gen Nyg go, harp~ss in one day Inst week.
for speech at Buffalo with his honor Judge
CriAEs. who stands unrvallei for dullness and
hypocritical gravity, even among the hisonsts.
The audience was compos.d chiefly Of the sons
Of thc Emerald Isle, and the children u 81,
Nicholas Some Of them had short black pipes,
AMI some If them pondercus m~rshanns some
preierred the pot,cn to Dutch schnapl~, hut
thy all fused on lager bier and cram ale,
Judge CrLvER made one of his dullcst efforts !,
surccslci admirably In putting his audience Ia
slccp, W making thm more and more DEVOTION
al 10 their drinks aud their pipes Gen. Nys,
rendered. furious by his colleagues hypocritical
cant, kicked straight out II tie trsos, threw
his Filters at the hcads Of his trainrrs and broke
into u run. telling mcrc truth in minute than
had hcn uttered by tln whole republican party
in month.
"fou irishumn down there said h. Us h.
STRETCHED out his arm like Roman Scnntor,
'you love hot whiskey punch J! Yes, liz IN
bers, aud plenty Of it,, cried Patrick in rs-
ponse "Sodo IT, shouted the General, You
Dutchman on the other side, you love schnapps,"
Yaw Fin dnndeT,' replied Hans. so do
L. shouted the General You all like lager
bier and cream ale; you fuse On them -
Fakes an W. do, cried Patrick, AMI faw,
mcin dunder, shouted Hans in Response So
do ]. Numbered the 'set~ral. You hate "a
curly headsl' charcoal acd. crooked Skinned.
long hccled Niger. ies by the pipers,