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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-20

4 FEW MORE LIFT. Of those HAIk
seis JACOB t. LEVY. Is Main ct.
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IERRlNG'S FfRE-PROUE SAFks.
secured with ii LIS POwDER-PROOk
LOCkS.-Thess Safes sfford q cheap INSURANCE
to those having BOOKS, PAPERS, JEWELRY,
&C., TO preserve from FIRE and BURGLARS
We have in store fine assortment. Call at "Sta-
TONERS Hail." No 81 Pearl street. next door to Fl.
w. Fry Sons, and see them
B. w. KNOWLES, Agent
20 16-5t For 8 C. Herring Co
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I}ALL I IA ID Z. 1886.
WILLINGHAY. B. f. TARDY.
WILLINGHAM 6 TARDY,
Importers and wholesale dealers in
Foreign, Domestic, s tapIe and Fancy
TIE G0ODl

~ have engaged with N1essrs. WILL
LiAGdAM . TAHDY fer the Fall Trade and will
BE- p5ased have my friends call on me- promising
eysry effort 10 give them satisfaction
The Commission busneas OF HUNT & BRO. will
be attended heretofore by senior partner to
which | viii return by the .st of November.
an SA---Itn d. K. HUNT.
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Richmond, Sept. 10th, 1856.

HENRY BAKER 4 CHAs. A. BRoCKMEYER
No II Main street, agents far d BAKER, JR- have
on hand all kinda Of CIGARS, CHEWING and
SMOKING TOBACCO. which we are prepared 70
seIf az cheap as can be bought In tho city csii
from the public Il respe fully solicited.
as 49,. kAKER BROCKMEYHR.
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1.-TWO VALUABLE SERVANTS FUlf
Il SALE.-A purchaser wanted for two good SER
WANTS, not to go out of the State-one a young
man. Is years old, stout and hearty, good coos and
understands house work generally the other smart
houss-not cold on account of any fault They are Of
good disposition, and es honest servants
raised in Virginia Would like to SELL with privilege
Of redeeming at given time. Inquire at tho Amt
ricau Hotel Sc 19--2tF
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LPACAs, SILKS. &c...l have now tn
"A store Aipscas Of ell qualities Black SUR O d
MouslineG Ginghams. and large variety Of cslcees
seis JACOB 4. LEVY, ~ Main q.
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VALUABLELA LAND FUh SALE. .Haying
Y determined to move TO Western Virginia, l AN
DESTROYS OF selling my farm In Chesterheid, lying
miles above Manchester. There Is about 256 acres
about ene-halfin woods OF the original growth heay
lily tinibered. The improvements are "ery good ard
al of the necessary our-buiidings deem it unne-
cessary to give any further pon of the proper
ty, as no one will purchase the property without
yiswineit- Apply to Goddin & Apperson, hichmond,
" ne Sim. RI. DICKINSON.
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BY Alex. Nett, Auc

RNITU X. GhbCRRTES, DRY
l. GOODS, &C WIZ be sold at Auctaen SAT-
URDAY. september 10Th, at 10 o'clock aeneral az
sorsment of new and second hand FURNITURE.
GROCERIES -Whiskey. Brandy, Gin, Candles,
Sugar, Coffee, $50 dszsn Tumbers, assorted sixes,
TO- 600 Segars
DRY GOODS, &c.--Seversl invoices Dry Goods,
Clothing Shoes, &c.
WATCHES, &c "a superior Gold Lever Watches.
silver Lepns Watches Jewelrv and Fancy Articles.
ssl9 ALEX. MOTT, Auct
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HALpIflURE MtNUEACTURED StIU-
ID NELS AND SPADES-Having taken the A gen.
CY for the Works respectfully solicit the orders
Vi the Trade. The quality OF the goods, well as
our terms, will bs found quite equal with any of the
Northern markets
THOMPSON < OUDESLUYS,
No. 81 South Gay st nesr Pratt ct,
So 4--fIm Baltimore, ND.
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= t~e@-s Il STEAMER PUCAH0N9As
sx-kE.->-===-Ss,sx, FOR BALTIMORE.
Ixassscsxzz2sz- Freight received to-day. lFAt.
DAY. and up to the hour of O'Clock NJ, Saturday,
the Goth inst.
Consign requested to send for their soodsfo'
day
Shippers are requested TO send In the names OF
their conssnees Saturday afternoon or thsir ship.
A' a. at - S' LUDLAM & WATSON
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EUGENE B. FRANKLIN ,Auctionesr
DEREMtTORY SALE Of magnificent custom

L made FURNITURE. large french Plate MIRRORS
.lessht 7oct.ve rosewood PIANO FORTE, Wilton Velvet
CARPETING, superior OIL-PaINrIN0S. costly French
Satin Brcatele and Lace CURTAINS, CHINA VASES
CHANDELIERS, BOOKS OF ART, &c
FRANKLIN NICHOLS & Co, will sell at suction on
THURSDAY noRNIEa ls,h lbs. at icy o'clock. the phi
vse resdercs, No l East I'D st. between Sc aud Lexington.
ave- the Whole Of the Furniture, &C. ID house
s Of which has been made 10 aud very e u.el In
the Paors. splendid French Pse Mirrors rich lace sn
brocatee Curtains superior 7ocaye Piano Forte
Stool Cover solid rosewood suite Of rich carved Fu
ure rosevcod marble top Center and Side Fables ssxat
Eere npore marble Mande Clock rich Chin. Vases
CT OF Psnt GO BY emmett artists; Extra Whoa Csrpe
In Bsek Pailor-Rosewotd cottage Piano Forte SUITE .id
r 'e.ev God Furniture in greer plush Cur.ias Mirrors
Tsbles Ia btnss Carpets &c Paslor h,.ry
Rosewood Library aud Secretary Book. es aud
Cb-'is LoDngs Paintings Carpets kc Hall
stand Gothic Chsr, Side Table, OH cloth, psitus. )rn.
merit, &c Dtns roou-Ost Extension rsbl- OAK Chat.
sde Load Oval Mtro Curtains Pei tinss Chin,
fire gilt DINER Set 20 Tee Set ivory handled Cutlery s
wse rserPlscd Ware, &C Bedro,ms-5oid rosewood Bed
.e.s' marble top uresn Secretary Bureaus wad
Cse. Clccks &c. The house csfpeted throurhout and
has rich and costly ga fixtures eve ROOM rspste With
even ether eesa The proprietor Of tho above being shout
whiting Europe every article IL the hsus. Be cold Without
reserve Ge depost Of VI. b rsqar d from aver,
par,her TO Hsure the delivery o. the Catalogues AID
e.rts Of admission be bad tho oce Of The
No s. Nassau ct OF We'd esdsy. 18th inst $50
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financial.

A DRIAN II. MULLER Auctiopeer will hold
"A sws-bly sal. 81 STOCTS and BONDS T lis DAY a,
"a Cooct The Merchants. Exchange The lie. include.
lumber OF gooe {" euf'ies (2Oi)
hiVlDkNl'-The BOARD Of DIRECTORS
~ o. THF HOWARD INSURANCE COMPANY nav,
THIS DAY declared DIVIDEND ofFlrTFPSs "a CENT
spop The cspfsl .'ek payable ,Asr MoSDaY On, A
tsv Of Jure-New lort My D sS ~ -
HENRY 4 OAKLEY secr,,.-,
BROADWAY BANK Nsw.Yosx June n Ass
nIVIDFND-A Semi-ADnual Dividend Of FIVE
~ 80 PR mt the Capital Sors OF thu, Back ADD
co. the t. fh- time Tor The "a.
d,cerd the 18th day of May TO the l "a. Of Jaly snsa
- fuL.f DiydeId OF NE and ONE HALF i.aaS Pe9
CENT ,e paid the Stockholders. ADD sfsr Toe s
day Of JULY MKT
The III. sf-r Books will bs closed from the 9Th day Of Juns
unit, the day Of payment By order
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w IDdi.ns, lows and Wisconsin, FOR SALE OR EX.
CBAN0k New Yoih Brooklyn Williamsburg h properly.
Capitalists and those intending TO eisrse tbs West
obtain important Information BY applying TO r. CLAGGETr
Western Land Ofiee No. y Broadway
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VR sALE-In Lerox. Massachusetts II

II HouS iE-in Leiox, Massachusetts, the
Gee sIied b, ,ha 40 NJ oo ACRES LAND and
LsnoI Bsi .eI,. Sss usNsy w.sD Bssca.a situated in
.sd Depot LsSos on. m'le c" 'b- acu,a,oa Rail
ON LeDox Court n miles from Lee aud "A mile
eiS dlshe the so a. Every Iood % the 0rouud per
c. snd admirably si,-c =, cecp aste loan.
ie,utfui sb.s, ~ w,sr aen he house L.rte Lake
ecrs The T.e@ae ksgse to the o. aa ,' y Nile. 'oa'
the rosfh ne view ranges 70 Loek sshhson on
dowD the houfsoiie alley som. ca & prospect up
Ofthe advantages Of LsnoK Sam.u.1 ,. .es
r,essfy sreak the beautiful u IL
!, mors eessshle AN this uwi lie Sh..n s .nes ncne
xr !, .tinr terms AIpy 70 -. Ne gu seeon-
JOHN T. BowARD, No 81 B,o'S,
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Sales br Anehon.
A NJ MERwIs Auctiona.r.

A NJ MERwIN Auctionat
snnrrTTup
by BANGS, DnUlnLn Z. CO.-TrSde-Sale
- Rooms, No lSPsk-row
MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY AFTERNOONS.
June l6 II and 10, at 4 O'Clock each day
LARGE LAW LlBRARY-The Library of ~ eSihont s~
yer recently cece4sed comprising full set Of Eugsn zno
American Repors. both III Law and Equity Dyess tod ge
mepts. Text Books. SC Among them are 81 tins Ne--'or
Reports including Harbour - vols Comstock vos Gov
vos IN sons Law 20 VIOLA John GU. Chsne-y vols
Paige vols Wendell. vols Sanford vols seSten,
vols Hl Hall vols the Reports Of New JeEs@J
New Hampshire Connecticut and Mas--chrses complete set
OF United States suprame Court Reports Aso rh phis
Law Liby, complete, 80 yos Eneh Common Law Report
70 vols Enslish Law and Equity Reports. 70 VIOLA Also
sable copies Of al the old Ens too Reports ,cS
stone, Bsh Rossnaus, aL1 Puler. Cfo.e' cEonOSa SO
Jerviss, Crompop and Nelson's. Ve~ys Browns E.s:s
Durafora az U. ard other Eoslsh Reports o~es Stat,
TIis> Bscons Abridxement, United States Disesn nc
amounting in s to nearly 5000 volumes Catalogues Ia prep
arstiOn.
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At PRIVATE SALE in BROOKLYN,


COUNTRY RESIDENCE for SALE.-Tor sale
~ delishff COUNTRY SEA utusted Is miles fo the
city on zoe b-ks OF toe Hudn River It's Eouni contains
e~v.is seIes with extensive lawn, fasy shaded with large
forest a,d fruit tes TIE dwelling srd Dat buildings IL pee
feet o.der of a kinds In abundance Galen Sss and
hooueuve Prospect Tho whole forming OF
nes eesisble places TO be ourd In the vicinity Of New
Tns duce from be depot exceeding thTsefodrhs
VIII tseDs anS st hourly. Possession immediately
fs Zee Apply 10 HOMER MORGAN, No. 8 Pine 81,
--I METROPOLITAN B.us Bniliiny
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Drp @oo6s.
BANKRUPTCY and INSOLVENCY

BANKRUPTCY and IN SOLVE NCl'
ID PUBLIC NOTICE. $50, nam,
Crest ard uiteseryed sale OF Cpl. ndd yhaaoInERiES
STRAW BONNT rs, ard general DRY GOODS sa nay %
10 s45 oo puchas-d Of the sssignees through me ~
extensive house business at discount OF - per o On
cious uices, No. 20 Bo~ery eommencrs In
18th. and cortnupg the 81 oowirr days Houseseeeeos
Families AID the Lsnies in seners will ID tn"se io 81
bar gains q As the stock mus' De cehe III ~
for the benefit II cash purchasers We Solicit nspce
'ion 10 The eltiTe stock as tolo-s; o,s
Is O60 wards al printed Bsres. 81 u.s. worth 30
let yarcs ali satin check BARGE, st g. worth 81
Lot rs Gro yards sstu stripe Bsrese, az worth W.
Io, $500 yards printed Lawn. OF L.. Nsddef eoo's
Lot 500 ysrds Paris printed Jsceonets, very nne
Lot6-sCo ysrds printed Baress De Lsines. fro H. f"
colors ,
SILK DEPARTMENT
braces 81 worth Chenc Stripe and Plaid Dress Slks
from s., 5 :. s., snd upward. ,
Lot 1870 sbionsbe Houneed Barge Robes, - 60 worth
Lot Il-soO fashionable eIr. rich Robe.
Lot l2-i 90 PRS Robes ysrd wide. IL yards. FOX
l"'' "O''H HANTILLA DEPARTMENT
500 fhonabs Mantss, sill Few from 81: 10 the 'eaess
made. su.urs
200 printed Cashmere shaws 81 S7t es;h, worth 81
500 Stella Shswls. from 81 s7t TO xb -
m handsome embroidered Cation Grape Shswh 80 To- worm
si2
20 satin stripe Bs,.ss shawl q s e. each
500 Straw Pedal braid Forerce do 1uscsDs and open Ice
d. from H. I6 o. 26. 81 and To the nnest nsde. rtne
Enslisb split StIs~s and DuDsaeec ~ -. ~ an,
Muslin. Sheenss Huckabsck roweins &c. to which the
attention II Families and Housekeepers 10 invited 49,
Ob-erv- in 81 DAYS sale the sock must be sold there
'''e 'O COMMERCIAL DRY GOODS EMPORIUM,
No. 81 Bowery,
opposite Hiram Ander'On' Carpet store No =, ,oHNs
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ENXTRA QUALITY REFINED LARD OIL
IL Very pure buns brightly and long sperm and
srusts the WICK being free from gum 10 superior fs
nsshinery Also,
COBUkN's PURE rALLow OIL, superior foe burning
viii stand colder vsateI and will tbs beat sperm OIL
Barrels ~ 70 70 eala Only Agent,
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DLANKETS.-20O cases ribbon bound FamfiS
ID BLANKETS from cradle dss TO IA and Of various quas
6es together With Negro Indian and Horse bsksn nom n
RoehdaIe and Comic Mis. Will be snld ow.
NESNITB Co. Asents No II Broadway
CHEAP So n NJ 81 s.
~ Beautiful styles in rich qusities,
q per yard, worth 81.
Rich heavy SILKS that sold everywhere for 81 per
YARD, offered at IS cents -
II per yard, worth -
No. 1903 Broadway, nesr 4h.st.
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Gopartnersbip Notifies.

NOPARTNERSHIP.-T undersigned have this
dsy entered into coparfpsl ship under aud firm
Of LOWREY, STRANG Co for the purpose Of buying and
GOODWIN LONREY,
PETER q. SrRASG,
Sev.yo,l Juns l6 1876 DANIEL LOWREY.
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WATERFRONT PRHPERTY.-For Sale,
IA acre. Of sood LAND 10 mules from New York City
o. the shore Of Log ssnd nearly opposite Glen Cove
so acres which beautiful fronting Hemps esd
Hario qus,r OF mile FROM Msnhs.ssi S'esubos Land
in well sdspei IN every for fine cOunty res. ieDc-
AprJy TO MEs UDALL. Great Neck LONG I.snd No.
from 10 Of ALFRED A. MOTT.
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IRON and STEEL STORE. No. l7o Contre-st
The only store where you get quantity OF ikoS
aud STEEL yos require All ssos AID aaniss on nHna
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OFFICE gH GOODMAN & Co, No. . v

" .t-we have for sale the following sesufsr r.
SI0Of0e Seven Per Cent Bonds H.,din Cosss fesS
4 % eco Six Per Ceut Rou1s Dsvtdsor Cos11kn
SMfC0 Eight Per Cent Bonds lows CogaY,, Wk 4
csc Goo Eight Per Cent Bonds NiperL r ssacsy
Alec, 9 great variety Of City. County ana ~
IN sr a1ler lots.
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paints, Oils, @lass, &t.

DRIDGEWATER INT.-The best article
I'D known Of houses decks and bottoms Of vessels
aud outside work generally being perfect protection against
the action Of the stnoher For sale the Copanys depot
No. 90 Water.st.
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n w. VAUGHAN & Co., Prcv'deace' 40
l/s BAEKEkS and BROKERS, are pgepafes 81 -
Conrsrcs Paper TO make Collection. H. ~ ~
&C, {. AGFNTs 70, parties sbrosa IL tbs srsassn'e
sNsduess ai.,kdost =
RErgngScEs-Mr. r. ID. Bower, rresden' eos.ssjen "a
ud Bsnkirs Company Boston; Messrs @ sGrx
vev.YorS ;Massrs John Farpum Co. Phisaef----~s
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IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION, no
Il WsIrsn-st. nen Crsenvich.-Open daily NON "a ss1
M, and from 10 OF Mondays fnufsss nj % ~
days It@r-rt at six per cent sd sum. 70" PrtLa
WAITER W. CONCkLIH, President. VIZ = erSss
N. d VAN PELr, Vice-Presdsntx. VsoEhsh'
secretary
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A SPECIAL MEETING Of STOCKHOLDERS
"A of tie RRECKENpI CAMEL COAL COMPANY
will he cid the Banking House of Joan THOMPSON No
v nll..t New-lork on SATURDAY, The Hst met 81
O'Clock M for the purpose authorizing the Bosrd " Dro
With the Of toe brech
''''s' N'' va JOSEPH N. BROwr,
President B. C. C. Co
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Diano-fortes and Mnsir.


ZIL with Patent Suspension Bridge" improved French
Action" Composition Bearings and other new
from Hale Davis Co.'S celebrated Mandatory IN every
VARIETY Of style with s. octaves from $3.50 TO 900 con-
staniy hand and for sale at Factory Pces sha
retail by s. T. GORDON to BeTy Oor1ou NO.
2y7 Broadway, sole Agent for this city r,,.
now generally acknowledged that the Pianos manuiac
tured by Halet Davis Co. unryaed In America not
'"o ""' " ' ~ Boston Daily Tmea
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING The Annual
DMeeiins OF the Stoc shode's OF the CtEnELsND To
t- city WEDNf SDAY the q day OF July uext TOE the
purpose eecng Directors for the ensuing year aud G sea
other busres come before them - .,
The Polls will opened a. 2-'clock ~ csoo o' tne
Directors. T. b. LlIC uriELp Soeio~'J'
CLEVELAND June, 1885.
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seeking the hrneHt Of your children ahal we
look 10 you in vain f,r help. God has made
you tn ir guar ians When you slumber in the
tomb. they will be left behind in world Of sin
and temptation. Have you prepared them for
it? Have they ever heard you pray for Them !?
Where are they "n The Sabbarh, when you are
at church! Are they in bad company, con-
tracing bad habits? Are they, who have never
learned chids prayer. skilled in the dialect. Of
hrl' Can they bIasphvme, and not praise The
name nf God Act ia Abraham did and the
curse of E.au will moi fall upon you.
Opponents ."f our canse! If you do us no
cond, be satisfied TO do Us no harm! Do no,
fro~n us down. d. moi fr"wn upon that cause
whicl, has had and now Ila., The prayers Of thou
sands for its success! Be c"n,eut TO let us alone.
have written, Nh EDITOR, beyond nv frs,
intenli"n. fear have weurird you and your
readers, and yet this number is obscure OIL nc
coun, of my brevi,y. thank you for the pub
lra,ion uf these asriIy written articles.
close, hoping They will do good, which will be
the reward drsire.
Yours Respectfully B. F. CORLEY.
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QIlR CLIMATE.

The weather, BY common consent is legi innate
,upir fore uv.fsall"n Ordinarily, il Is either
Tn. fir,l or last subject Introduced aud III lis
plac. il certaiuly serves Il very useful purpose.
Som. people would tind tia greal deprivation
were ,,ey not permitted to allude to Tie very
fine d,v." prospect Vi rain elc., aud might b.
NM 10 their wits end 10 know how 10 begin or
end their dairy gossip. Aud moreover in such
II climate A. ours the weather is matter oil de-
cidpd iu,uortance For Ihe lsl two tnunlls, for
iuS,a,,re, our city has been virtually without an
hurbor, and raj roads scarcely able to transfer
Tin, m,is-in fact, the trade und BUSINESS ot nj.
,post lie entire country lias b-en parayzed, and
u sorl of sep.ruli III vf The Union brought about
in cuu,ruuelre Of The state Of The weather. Bul
tl. weather, in view OF its etfrc.s upon the popu-
lar heutl,, assulnes an aspect uf sill grealer mo-
m-n,. If half the assertions Uf English travel.
srs about lis be true, our national ruin IL not 10
r.sull from, "di.unioi," or cauSes similar 10
tho,e which overlhrew the republics OF nIrient
rruowu. but from The terrible effects of our CHI
mat, which has already reduced Us 10 cada.
y.rou. looking race Of consumplives and
dy.prp,cs. >, ,e
cit of inc Territory ofihe United Stat. Is that
II IlS nfeuL lalcTui CiaihS vi INV
i tho,s which serve To break the force ut The
llrrc. gales that sweep from the North. By re-;
f.riup 10 The uup We find Hindosran shielded
by The loIty Hi,nineahs; The celestial empire by
Ai,ai range; Atigha,,is'an Oy The Kindoo. Koosh
runre Persia by Elb"rz; Aslatlc Turkey by
III. Caucasian chuins the Alps protect European
Turkey. Greece, Italy and u part Of Germany
and lhs ScutlisI, highlands, England. Aud 80
nnve Portugal, Spun, France, Sweden, and
Finland their mountainous ranges interpusiny
between their territories and northern winds
From lhi. it would appear hat The Eastern con.
linent, no fur as climate il concerned. is better
udup,ed than the western, to tile gr"wth OF great
nations. The grea. empire Of Russia however
forms an exception; the Arctic blasts have free
course over nearly The whole Of its vast expanse
Yet il IL to be noted that the Russian people, ia
ph, sical development, are far superior to all
nuiinns located directly South of them in either
Europe or Asln However dcicien, they may
bs in elI'er respects it cannot be doubted tha'
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they enjny better health and have more vigor.
ons bodies than can be claimed by the European
nations whose territory, is never chilled by the
icy breath nf the frigid North.
The po.ilinn of greater part of the United
Stat 3 is very similar to that of Russia. Az re-
CARDS the Atlantic States, they are Hs equally
destitute Of those mountain barriers that trnper
the climate of other countries. The icy invaders
in their march against Us have M AIpS to cross !;
their course il free from the Arctic circle clear
duwn TO the gulf of Mexico. md from the sea-
board to far beyond the prairies. Hence The
sudden and remarkable changes in our rernppra-
ture which arr brought home 40 spnsibly tn hnse
who come 10 nur shores from more genial climea,
and wh" imasin" thai their effect must be even.
tualy TO dwarf the American people ioa race Of
pigmirs nnd their span Of life TO the brief period
of summers solslice II there was any re.
nnce TO br placed upon the asserted prrdnmi.
Nance of clirnaicaI inAuenres-ii. in short. the
health and physical strength of a people can be
far"rably developed only in mild and regular
Temperature, the prospect for this nation is any
Thing hut cheering one. But such il mot the
teaching of the past nor the present. Russ n,
as we have seen. affords strong practical refu-
tali0n of the the"ry. The structure of the hu-
man organism is such as 10 admit Of an acrnnl-
modaion t" most any sort of climate. The
dwelers above the Sahnra und the Arabian DE-.
srrts would doubtless prefer the heat Of their
glowing sands to The baImy brrrzes of Spain
ard Italy. Man is found stalwarl and hardy
even in the dr.olate regnns OF the far North
within the empire of eternal SHOWS. But time
is required for The process of ucclirnalion. II is
mol |" be expected that such climate as ours
wnn'd no, act unfav"rably upon the people who
etr!ed here, and their descendants for several
generations. but both reason and history furnish
The strongest grounds for the presumption that
the natives uf the United States will in time be-
come entirely exempt from the fatality of their
American
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The HrsroRY OF SOUTH CARoLlsA.-We ar

The HIsroRY OF SOUTH CARoLWA.-We are
graIitied TO learn that the Historical Society OF
the State has lately applied % The Colonal or.
flee Of England for permission copy from the
Slate Paper Office, such documents us relate 10
the early Colonial Hi.,o y of South Carolina.
By letter which We have had The privilege OF
seeing. addressed to the Secretary by our Minis.
ter The Hun. James Buchanan. enclosing one To
him from The Colonial Secretary, The Hon. Mr..
L,bourhere, i, appears tha, Mr.. Buchanan has
been successful in procuring the desrable privi.
lrge for The S"ciety
Every effnrt 20 advance the knowledge of our
history is II andlbe one, and We are pleased to
find that the enterprise of the Historical Soriety
is doing what the State authority should long
.inue nave effected d.-Columbia Caronian.
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DETERMINED TO Go.-Our friend and towns.
MIN Mr.. Charles X. McMorries hns Joined tho
curnpany in Abbrville, and will leave for Kansa.
about the 10th inst. Mr. MeMorFisx has been
engaged in Merchandising in this place, and BY
his gentlemanly manners and business habits has
made many friends who will regret his departure.
We congratulate the Abbeville company on Tho
acquisition of 80 valuable member 10 lhvi
Corps. We regret that Newberry has nst q.
lenSl one hundred as noble aud willing souls
Mirror.