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ats happy am then,n MMullen rejoined,
:. II the goods suit your iadyship's taste,
: II par GOODS you wanted, youIl sartainly find
That III snit you at once, for I'm that kind. :"
81 Very well then,p says she, athat's the goods
to my mind,
And now let us send for the Praste!"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1855-09-05

Largest pumpkin Diploma. =
Awarding committee on Dairy Produets-
VIM. Okey, Mrs. Vanhorn, Miss Melissa Dillon.
Awarding committee on Fruits--A. g. Ewine.
Mrs. N. Hollister, Miss Catharine Davenport.
Awarding committee on Preserves, Jeliies. 20.
-Dr. Covert, Mrs. Jane Bottenfeid, Miss Eiisa-
beth Kerr. ,ss,ts ssss74
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ECUADOR AND THE UNITED STATES.

Translated for the Usoa nom the annual repor, Of the
Minister Of Foreign Relations o. Ecuador made the
onal Congress oaf republic its late session in Quito
Extracts from ne haisters RPgt
Tn UxITsD SrArKs This nation Is in advance Of all
the powers Of the earth in the with which she has
promulgated and sustained democratic principles her
having been expanded and her power increased by
gh,ened recognition Of the rights and broad extension
Of the liberties Of mankind She continues rapidly pro-
gress her high and honorable national agra-
diScment and still thus advance while she proclaims
and pyaees those exalled principles that gave triumph
the republican under the immortal Washington and
which have been well sustained by the valor aud
manship OF his successors
The government Of that nation promptly instituted e
gal proceedings with regard 10 the associations Of f
busters ia California with view defeat the maraudng
expeditions they there plotting against neghborng
and peaceful States The periodicals 10 California New
York and al other points proclaimed 10 the world the
factwhich 70 have been well understood there
herehat the notorious South American traitor Juan
Jose Flores in collision with those lawles bands 10
whom be bad pledged OF the eastern province of
Ecuador This fresh scheme of his worthy Of the pi-
ratifa instincts of Flores would il designed have
plunged US into the horors Of invasion and
But Ecuador happily found herself relieved from these inn
pending evils by the vigilance and energy with which the
North American prosecuted the leaders OF those
criminal enterprises whose medaied schemes Of rapine
and plunder thus frustrated in their inception
The government OF Washington represented in Ecu
ador by Mr.. Pho White Of lis distinguished citizens
who al first accredited here in the capacity Of charge
daars but afterwards deservedy promoted by his gov
the rank of minister resdent and in this
character he officially acknowledged with the
monies due TO his advanced position The I'd inst sep
hands Of his exceleney the President Of the republic
Mr. White took occasion to express the of his
exceency the President of the United States the aterna
sentiments with which the hand of political fellowship is
extended to Ecuador sister republic Of the great Amer
lean constellation.
These the amcable terms upon which relations
are maintained with that great nation Of the New
World"
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LOCAL NEWS.

"AsaiSeToS PHIsA DoSSA ~ frALy.-Some months
since wereny noticed the successful debut Of Miss Julian.
May o. this city, ia Italian theatre The last accounts
rom Europe bring ntsgenos of her triumphant al
verona An serds trying opera Of Rgoetto We give be-
low extract translated from yeronesc paper the
Philadelphia Bulletin ID win b peculiar delight
b. Miss Mays numerous friends admirers ashnstoA
''NrsoSS ParrsARMosIc TnnArAr. lie there
situation calculated TO produce trepdston In assaan IL
ws certainly that which Miss Jasna May encountered
she presented herself on Saturday evening February
encc IN the opera OF II kigoieo IN the costume too
y which az sts Of high reputation, only two days before
Thus did Miss May present herself in part sustained with
80 much applause BY the admired Scotia braains the jadg
ment Of spectators already preadieed In favor Of the artistic
with whom she about into comparison. II
an essay douby arduous She would be called upon
sessed the ability 70 maintain with dignity the diealt
deal And did As hay succeed The vsronsse have do
eaea H. we only how they treated her in the
Of the When she presented herset was visible
70 every one that te Nay suffering under powerful
her. and succeeded that in the execution 81
the daett with crssci her voice fine call
long continued and general sairo of applause The same
be said Of the other duett with Gagn Of the
which precede the last piece Of the brt the last two
every piece hailed with pIaads particularly the
finale Of the last Such the ds5ss here Of Miss May
who possesses sweet musical clear and manageable voice.
capable Of achieving the most brilliant success"
NKwsPApKR oHASors.-The proprietors Of the Sentinel
the dsconnuanee for the present Of the daily ia
sue OF that paper The tweeky and weekly editions of the
Sentinel viii be continued, ii is stated heretofore
Mr.. W. H. Hope has disposed of bis entire In
Evening Star TO bis partner. Mr. W. ID. walsch who ID
sole editor and proprietor Of that paper.
NATIONAL THEaTRE--Ths evening has been apart for
the benefit OF the doorksepers of this establishment
from their merits, they have put forth very
iraetive BILL which should Of itself Gil the house from par
quette to gallery.
The coURrThs United States circuit court for
the District Of Columbia commenced the March yeser-
day morning.
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Tsllant Wilde Palmer, Cook, 4 Co. and others hav,
had as much deposited as withdrawn Sixty thousand
dollars day have been coined the mint There Is coin
enough VIC only want key TO unlock il and We have
got H. II takes all productive power to pay our
enormous rates Of interest and Ii ties up every
thing Ii is hard exhaustive work interest and
expenses. We must come 10 moderate views Of in
yrsments and especially Of interest Here is the cankeF
that makes Us poor In the midst of abundance.
Interest must first come down rents cannot come
down without bankruptcy and further ruin. Let every
now stand firmly 70 this point and end the and
three per cents mouth real estate securities The real
pressure not from the bank failures that is drop in the
bucket Our difficulties glntted market enormous
rents, and, worst OF ALL high rates Of interest
sWe have been told by persons who supposed TO be
well informed that eight millions Of dollars loaned on
real estate securities and buildings in this city We
unable at the present writing verify the statement but
suppose the amount Is less By millions aud that the
average rate per cent less than and threeourhs
per cent per month We have then six millions weigh
ing down the productive industry and trade Of this city
The monthly interest OF this the above average
~lo50o0 This is 10 ea compounded to the debtors at
rate Whether the creditor compounds not his
look out but the debtor has pay monthly and it is
the compounded him. he loses the OF his
money The interest compounded for year would be-
S23l0000a equal 70 the whole amount Of manufsc-
lures in South Carolnaequal to oneha the product Of
cotton in that State for 1850 where there is population
OF over eos, O0o'
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DIED

Brooklyn leland, the morning Tuesday 9Th in
CYNTHIA BERRY about months old, dauhisr
| IossPH l.. aud MGLispA WILLIAMS
world learn that this gentle and nteI
girl
neslmabe this pilgrimage Sad
crowd upon household Such is the order OF
Providence.
This tHe stranger sleeps MOI alone In Greenwood She Hes
before her. Only few
preceded who
gether Congressional Cemetery here.
Thus young spirits brief Joy me translated
angelic home Sisters most comey OF one nesh
now ms tiansis divine accord
email planets nearest the SUM- are little children near
est o God U
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SALE TODAY.
ny y. q. MCGUIRE, Auctsoaeer.

by j. q. MCGUIRE, Auctioaeer.
rrwo VALUABLE PIECES OF LAND, SUITABLE IN SIZE
for gardens VIII, be offered tor ain,
auction Tuesday March, ~
auction Of MCGUIRE valuable ard b-autiu
ofad between Wash
and short distance the
cities, lying Creek bordering
Tbese
land desirable and elss situated in public
locality and
them be especially suitable fur MARKET with soil
naturally good easily improved, and finely watsrcd Coed fronts
exhibited
wishing purchase the
owner. who will show the premises
Temss Oaethra the balance In OF
and By bearing Interest," secured by au-ed Of si
the properly. II
JAS c. MCGUIRE,
Mar sd Anctioneer
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From the Georgia constitutionais, and Republic
THE BLACK WARRIOR CASE SETTLED


This is the caption to long editorial in the Washing
Union, of the 2st from which make the following
extract
1--WE have reliable information as to the change in the
determination Of her Catholic Majesty in regard to the
Black Warrior affair and have to know that the
following extract of letter the subject from Madrid
which appears in Gagnanis Messenger Of February 26
1855 is correct; It appears says the Lottery that the
Spanish government has decided pocsiming that the
authorities of Cuba exceeded their powers in the affair
the Black Warrior regards the principal points
1.-THE description of the cargo and the time allowed for
the production of the ships manifest In consequence it
is disposed to accord just indemnity Assuming this
information to be true IL gratifying TO know that Mr.
Mareys argument has had the effect securing an adjust
ment of this affair which will be contaminated upon taking
the necessary proof TO the amount OF the damages
Perhaps should say like loyal and peaceable citizen
Gad hear it, and congratulate the country upon the
pacific adjustment of that outrage the American flag
But in no mood to indulge in congratulations on
this srdy show Of respect to flag and country II
ertored from an unwilling and insolent foe who dalied
long be dared and yields gudgngly what there was
longer shadow of pretext to refuse So far from
having any Of the grace of willing courtesy accompany
ing spirit Of justice the amssde has been delayed in
add insult to injury and make the wrong more
pointed and conspicuous Scarce difficulty OF this
kind settled after veratious negotiation than fresh
insult offered flag in the late Of the III Dora
d. Thus TO be pepetualy badgered and annoyed
by Spanish nsolence presuming upon orbearance
perhaps mistaking il for want Of national spirit
We trust that Spain will be very undceeiyed on
this point and that she will be given eectuay to under
stand that this last Insult is be shued ont Of view
STAYED of by the Of diplomacy for twelve months
longer.
Had Congress in granted to the President the CON
tngent fund OF ten millions asked for by his friends Span
sh diplomacy would have been quiekened apprehension
and that government would hare arrived long since al its
present conclusions settle the Black Warrior affair In
addition this VI Dorado affair would never hare happened
We would have had since and now, little TO com
plain OF want Of Spanish Difference our national flag
A stern lesson hope yet store for Spain The final
settlement only be by taking Cubs from her Till that
is done there be real peace between the two
tries
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NOTICE holders United
IN following OF ID
purpose completing therein
Of
,565 said offered
ceiscd here prior the hrst day Oh Junr
TnsAsrax pssAAT asnr,
January o. 1855.
hereby holders NJ following
Unied
hnse, hsreof and the
portions
81 ,9o00 0o and the hereinafter
toned,
any contingent composition stated
preference will be In he order Of time In which sAd
be offered The assigned the United
Saes by the who the Sreo
he transmitted this tbs receipt whereof
will be paid compounded ~ following particulars:
/, The value, specified each certificate
premium the stock 81 tbs loan authorised ny hs act OF
stock the authorized Of 1885, s4esnaes 3s De-
cemher stock u the authorised
BAT 646 rdeeabla ths fbrmer 3ist
December the the 3oh June 1865 Of 10
authorised shs q 1851 and
dssmab 3s Of December called the Texan
Indemnity, y per cent II
Interest from In, Of January,
the Treasury with tho
the reach the owner Of one dasinersss
"a addition.
Payment ks drafts 0f the Treasurer Of
Boston, New York,
Phiiadep,ia, the parties may direct
But entitled brnent Of this notice
actually the Treasury before tho
said LIST day of March next.
Secretary Of the Treasury.
Mar s--dJaneiT tint. and sarl
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New YoRK, March 26.--Cotton is unchanged Flour is
upward and trife higher-good Ohio, 80 81 50 81 ;
southern is better-saes Mt 50 81 SO 81. Wheat
changed with limited demand at previous rates. Corn is
downward and prices trife owersales Of western
mixed 951 So Pork is downward and dull Beef
unchanged. Lard is upward and firm Ohio whiskey, 81
cents.
BALTiMoRr, March Flour Is very firm with upward
tendency Wheatsales of 60O0 bushels at Saturday
rates. Corn33 bushels oeredwhite is unchanged; yell
low trHe highersales at 81 3d. 0atssales of Penn
ylvana at So 81 cents per bushel prime Maryland and
Virginia at 60 cents
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TRIBUTE TO THE LATE ROGER BARTON. ESQ


We have already announced the death Of Roger
Barton esq his residence in Marshall county Mississp
p He was of the ables and most prominent
men in his State President Pierce had conferred upon
him the highly responsible office of consul at Havana At
at Holly Springs, the following welnered tribute to
Mr. Barton's virtues was given:
1.-THE members Of the bar of Marshall county have
BLEED for the purpose Of commngng their and giving
united expression their grief for the loss of of their
number whose removal from their midst by death
clothed the community with mourning.
g The death of such Roger Barton is only
helmin social and domestic action but bereave-
ment to the State and country. Such be
found in the day walks of e and when stricken down
in the vigor Of life and usefulness the blow but be
felt public calamity Possessed in degree OF
the virtues which adorn humanity the social and domestic
reationswhch characterize the devoted husband
der and aeconate father the seadfas and unsesh friend
and the fascinating companion Nature had supcradded
these modest and winning mind of vgor
and capacity frank and truthful soul that scorned decep
ton in form, and ready and defend
every sentiment and opinion he entertained large and
Iy heart liberal fault, and stranger envy and
taton.
As lawyer and advocate he ranked among the first
in the profession and especially criminal lawyer he
without rival the State and perhaps had superior
the Southwest He admired by his brethren the bar
for superior talents of which he seemed be the
his manners perennial flow Of vivacity and humor and
the eordaty with which he ready lend his aid
particularly to the junior members of the profession.
As politician, whilst he without personal ambition
he fearless and Incorporating in the maintenance
the principles he espoused he able and interchangeable
in their advocacy but with all his earnestness he
lost sight of the proprietes of the OCCASION forgot
due to adversary
q In all the relations which he sustained public
in private he emphaticay that nobest work of God
IAN MANI
" LIST Resotced That hare received with profound
greet the intelligence of the decease the 4h in
eminent and cherished brother and fellow Citizen Roger
Barton in whose death the bar and the community
reparable loss
ed Reolred That tender the family of the de-
ceased warmest sympathy and condolences and,
token of regard will the usual badge of
ing for thirty days.
Sd. Resotued That copy Of the proceedings of this
meeting be furnished the Empire Democrat and the Ms
spp Times for publication and that member of the bar
be selected present the the of
and chancery courts and have them upon
minutes.
H0n motion of VIM Finley, esq.,, Col. T. ]. Word was
selected to present the proceedings of this meeting the
chancery this district to the next circuit
court of this county
" After appropriate remarks from Col. Word upon
the life and character of the deceased with which an init
macy many years had rendered him familiar the meeting
adjourned.
"A. B. BRADFORD, Chairman
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TINS AT PENSACOLA SAvy-YGRD,-The
Pensacola Gazette Of Saturday last says
This granite wharf is being rapidly carried forward to-
wards completion and from present appearances should
Judge that IL will be Of granite unsurpassed by
any similar wharf in this any other hemisphere The
immense blocks Of granite laid in thirty feet Of water
and there doweed together with iron bolts and then
mened with concrete which becomes solid as the stone
ITSELF This superb seawa is finished four hundred feet
and the workmen have turned angle towards the
railway basin with the novel assistance OF Mr. WhipPles
submarine armor all obstacles removed and hope
soon 10 be able that building slips are IN
Of construction in oonnexon with the permanent
wharf that steamers be built and launched ~
naval station well all the navyysrs and sta
tons AZ the North y.
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The industrious flea who collects items Of gossip at
Washington for the New York Times and who weeks
since splitting abuse at the President for not asking
Congress declare against Holland in behalf of the
notorious Captain Gibson of whom Gov Marcy has had
occasion to write in connexon with of absractio
in great distress because the President exercises the
power Keep your toes out OF the ru if do
not want the wheel to 90 them.--Bostoa Post.
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Destruction Of Ner Steamer By Fire.

PHLApELPHIA, March 26.-Yesterday the steamer
Thunderbo while towing the brig Ella Reed down the
river took fire Chester and the flames spread rapid
y allow the barely time escape The brig
detached and anchored in the while the boat enye
oped in fire. dred the fats and burnt to the waters
edge.
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BosToS, March 26In the superior to-day, the
British soldiers who deserted from Sidney after robbng the
Queens treasury and convicted here time
of simple larceny, discharged from custody the
ground that they cannot be punished here for larceny
mitted in another kingdom
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runpovcu n.sr~,t ass Maryland farmer WISHES
"a !. healthy essts ~ me SS"t ~eh
proprietor inprsss end convert M" p"r
tur~,an steek s...4..
,so,. an uh,nrsfu answered.
ASdrc~. AGRiCOfA, Wsssngfonf ". y
MarchE
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BY II r. l. II G. X A PHI
The Expected Steamer

The Expected Steamer.
At the time of going to dngs had been received
of the steamer Atlantic several days due New
York The Cunard steamer with fourteen days later intel
lgence from Europe, will be due to-day at Halifax
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Nassau Hail College of New Jersey, Princeton


" should and acquaintance be forgot,
should aud acquainancs be fnrgot,
And snd lang syne.n
The members the ending June is3
June 1881 and the Freshman class Of the
wa.si as D. c. sy The d Of March 4
70 me ns ~ vs % s" once more "a
lives greeting sympathy, and lament the un,msy Gate Of
preliminary mee,lns ssfnppoIn,ed win be
ss o. 's a chsna .es fourth and Finn
which % as ss viii b
adopted o fun attendance as possible
good furnish the Of the committee BY mail with
their respective POE EDWARD sssfss j. GRANT, NJ. D,
4 IsieiSRk 4 Il as ssasia d. COMMITTEE
n,wrox q s,c rn,.ss ss Pennsylvania
PHILIP rENDLEroN.
SAMUEL p. RICHARDS
LEWIS Z W. s.l' Wa ,ssa Nc Siss, worms
Or Montgomery county, Ms,lana.
Ions wr1px.s o. Lebanon, Pa, Secretary.
March s7-iawiMars tInlelhseneerl
The civilized countries Of The world are rqs.s
Cd TINS n ns. editorial = :: .ss a.
globe all thoushoa, the United
sss ' ssa ga
ny .. @. MCGUIRE, A~csisn~sr.
DERgNPToRy SALE or sTocKs--on "wednesday afternoon
April AZ O'Clock, aaeioa rooms, -hah sell With
$4,000 Chesapeake and ohio canal bends
OF Washington stock
JAa, c. MCGUIRE,
March Auetioaeer.
house FURNISHING DAY eooDs-The subscribers
Ill pscs of housetsrpsrs and oihsss
their extensive furnishing goods snen
A, s,ana 4 shirnzs, variety
Io-4, liza, and l2 eouon shirtings
i04 ll ias and - white Nassetles quite, corded di
its bed spreads
50 and 1914 damask table hnens
saia dsmask table cloths, all
/ N fine pillow iiDsDs rs
Very superior bed and crib blankets
Satin ma napkins
French and English furniture ebn,Ees
inctsbsck, asmzsk, and diaper to~siinxs
a selected upon me sA
' - HooE, BROTHER, h co.
especial attention ipvo'es !" itsa
importation which prices isa -
goods 70 be pure ns
pe4 goods Il The market no. na, : 30
arch gT--3rawf~H hVors ""'t = -
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BtccxApEp Sow~-we learn from the Chicago
papers that the Aurora and Air Line roads again
hlockAded BY snow.
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ENLISTIyG RECRUITS FOR THE BRITISH ARMY
The following letter from Mr.. McKeon United States
district attorney for the southern district of New York
calling the attention of the marshal the alleged foreign
enlistments in New York. and requesting him to all
the in his power prevent it addressed on
Friday last by that officer the United States marshal
SOUTHERN DISTRICT New YoRK,
U. s. District Attorneys Office,
March 70, 1855
SIR From the newspapers during the DAYS
from other sources inclined believe that persons
this city engaged in recruiting and shipping them
place out Of the jurisdiction Of the United States
the intention there to be formed into regiments
in the present war Of France England and their allies
against Russia.
The United States are, happily peace with all the la
ons of the world. They all the beigerent.
snd the continuance Of country depends upon the
strict enforcement Of neutrality laws The
duty to ourselves and to all the with
we in amity
beg therefore, to call attention the I'd section
the neutrality act Of 1878, which provides that:
IL person shall within the jurisdiction
ohe United States enlist himself hire or retain
another person enlist himself go beyond the
mt Of the United States with be enlisted or enter
into the service Of foreign prince state colony district
people, as soldier Marine board OF
vessel of letter of privateer
offending shall be deemed guilty Of high misdemeanor and
fined not exceeding $1,000 and imprisonment exceeding
three years"
wish yoE such NAV be at your command
prevent any violation OF the laws Of the United States
which passed to preserve our neutrality.
win cheerfuly cooperate with you any such
Won may adopt prevent the nacon OF this important
safeguard to national peace and prosperity.
Ihaye the honor TO be- very respectfully most ODE
dent servant, JOHN McKEoN.
To A. 7. HLLyrR, Esq,
United states Marshal New York.
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DxAra---Hon. james S Rhstl prominent citizen Of
Charleston died suddenly the 22d inst
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An APPROPRIATE MoTTo--The Courier published at As
pnwall on the sthmus of Panama has the appropriate
motto: Lo neck Of land 'twxt two un
bounded seas stand T.
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NOTICE. Tbe vsdss.yr~A. nsvessy yohnscn ~ Bslose
and wsl~s Cos, residing h cscssspc~a. D. q, have
ssesss themselves ~ ses pssps sssesna -'as~ IN sns
wsahiaGsss, rssVsscs1ly ey shess
p~sso~s Aavtn6 h - Commsns-
sd1resss< NJ ~
tst eeasd~a sss@ WIN vsesavs ss ls sssssues
MvMAUY JOHNSON,
Meaomsas 1qpnre, Hastimore.
WALTkn q cox,
March 9a-eoalm csosss0~p, b. G,