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G. a u ito N .

~ IlEREAS my Wife, MRs. MILDRED. w.
wv W!DEMAN, >hnving left and separated
from me without cause and provocation. I here.
BY warn and notify all persons from trading
and contracting with her, as will not be re
sponsiblc for her debts and contracts.
- w. II. WIDEMAN
jan rs, 1856 3s et
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SPARTANBURG
# E M A LIE COLLEG GE
L. " T. u ]
FACULTY.

FACULTY.
j. WOFFORD TUCKER, President, and Pro.
fsssor Of English Literature;
Rev CHARLES TAYLOR NJ. D., Protector
Of Natural Science aud Mathematics
MISS PHEBE PAINE, Innrasctress in, Modern
Astronomy Ancient and Sacred Geography, etc
ST. T. T. SAUNIER, Professor of Music !;
A Lady competent to instruct in any of the
Ornamental branches cf Female Education will
he procured before the commencement of the
Term. .S - :. :,
TUITION FEES.
Preparatory Departments $40 year.
Collegiate Department en,bra.
cling everything taught in the <
College course, r. = 40 a So
Mueic on Piano, extra, 40
Fancy Needle Work, Wax- ~
flower Work, Leather work, 49,
ETC., =; '+..s! ~ "a y
Tuition Fees payable in all cases strictly Zone
Term, or half yearly in advance.
Board, on the Campus, with az * !sa:ssT.
members Of Faculty, includ- = :: ~ vi III
ing all expenses. light, fuel, EESsS;S
wasiIingt attention, De, $l2 per month.
Board. without the items Of y 5. :. Us
lights and washing, s.s 10 q.
enired for board y s : = u
{ - SCHOLASTIC TERMS. az u.
ne next regular Term will conarnance ON
Monday, the 2bth Of February. Annual Com.
mencemeBt at the same. time With Wofford
College In July; no summer vacation. The
Fall Tern, will close IN December. u 5S :
3 ..Aii the appliances are now complete for 1
successful prosespt:oa of onr, labor. s 4! rood
Chemical and Philosophical Appara4us has
been purchased and Is NOW ready for use. The
utnostcare and attention will be paid i 20: the
Eheaith and comfort "a well iasS the mental and
neral Improvement ef' our pupils d
" In the mode and processes of Education, s0nf
purpose is potoniy g Instruct correctly batta
q a'ss, pine me pndsfstsnd teach
Itjs but inst SO ourselves TO say sth az our
Professor Of Music is one q. tho most skiilfhI
masters Of the seienee hs dessryedly stsnds
seepud tgnona III hfs own -. - &
s. we may Do allowed 10 reSiSfk here thaf ma
EfegSfd the SpAftasbu Fem AlS College - liz
cheapest lhsti III moi ISv grSd iii Senth
GafollpR pipil mai lsssSif ~ thassd
syantaesss of ever thing t6s scllsEs So9rsss
with Mnaic Board tI1 md IN gihSfd dental SS|ios
6thsfSs t0f d fisifs ~ 6An 10 kundr1d
ts1olf4s9sh yeAr Thus SO
J0afd lnuS Sths $I4 sc g q e s10S 100 q:
! sseils ssd sss q sss s ss
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CONSHGN EES.
ALCMSCS.

The following persons have freight in the
Depot Mt Abbeville:-
d RI White. r c darkness. Mrs E Nc.
Cracken, r Brady, r H Wardlaw d Son. Rev
B johnson, II A Jones. II S Kerr. Wardlnw l.
Lyon, Thos Ard. n Chentham, Wier & Miller,
w NJ Hnghey. f Westfeld, Thos Freil, West
field Branch, B P Hughes PS Rutledge, D
L WardIaw, Christian & Deale DR. Logan,
Rev Lindsay, T G Perrin, F G Golding,
C DeBruhl.
D. r. soNDLEY, Aet.
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Administrators Notice !,

4E Admln'strator atI!h1 Of. the Estate ofsDr. ".
the same will be settled. in the OrdinarS.' 'nas ae
hcc, on the 18th day of April next All no.5 o.5;
sons having legal demands against said F.t".. p..
are required to present them duly ettested ~,
or before that day; and those indebtad In Gi
take due notice that after the 18th Of Februarv
theiI notes and accounts will be placed sin tSs.
hands of an officer for collection. ~ -. - sae y
s.. III. TRIBLE, Adm,r. :,
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Noticel
N O ii Q q!

IA l0DsMHH@H
A s My means are,very limited it is out Of
"A my power to let accounts run on there.
fore respectfully invite persons Indebted to me
to come forward and square up by cash or note.
Cash in ALL cases most acceptable. hope this
tice, In word, circumstances render it nsces.
sary that should collect my accounts.
EDWARD WESTF1ELD.
San "a, 1856 SO If
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L o OK OUT!

1NHE Books, Noies and Accounts Of the late
i Firm of BRENNAN Il HESTER have
been assigned to us for payment of the debts of
the concern. All persons Indebted by note or
account to the said firm are notified that i'm.
mediate payment is desired.
MCGOWAN t. PERRIN.
January 81, 1856 80 St
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N@DHHu-.

\ LII Persons indebted to the estate of JOHN
IA CLAY, deceased. are requested to make
payment before Return Day. If not made be-
fore that time. you will find your Notes aud
Accounts in the hands of an officer for collec-
ton. Aud all having demands against said
estate, hand them in probated as the law directs.
JAS. L. McCELVY, Adm'or.
Jan II, 1855 SO trd
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CO K E 9 B u R II
C0NFERENEE ScHnnI

'HE next Session viii open the first school
L day in February next
There are three Departments with an In
structor at the head of each.
Board in the best families, Ten Dollars n
month. Tuition, TWENTY to FoRTY Dollars a
year. G. II. ROUND, Rector.
Jan 10, 1856 81 If
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THERE is yet no election of Speaker in
the U. S. House of Representatives. Up-
wards OF one hundred ballotings have been
lield, with little change in votes.
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Iron TIE IsDErEspEsr rnEssl
The South Carolina COLLEGE,

-Mcssrs. Editors: On q recent trim 10
Columbia, I.was led to visit the College
where memory dwells fondly on the scenes
OF by-gone days, when roamed through its
classicgroves, indulging in tho usual amount
OF castle building, day-dreaning, and bright
anticipations Of the future. Happy, glori.
GUS days were those and too we'll I know
that "nc'er shall look upon their like
again."
And, as upon the announcement of a
new invention or discovery which is likely
to prove important, every one is anxious to
see and know something about it, so was
upon this occasion desirous to learn how
the new regime of College worked. found
among the students but few who were
pleased, and even those few seemed to Weld
more to that principle in our nature which
causes US to look up to those who are in
power, than from any merit or from any
good which they expect from the present
administration Of the College. By far the
majority of the students are dissatisfied !:
they work with faint hearts, and are not
lured on in learning or science by by ami.
matien. They look upon the new Presi.
dent as cold, stoical, and Indifferent about
their progress or improvement. They, how
ever, seemed determined to arouse him, for
almost every night crackers are fired in front
Of his, house. I would Judge from the pres
ent feeling among the students that they
will soon begin to look upon the College as
dull Imprisonment, TO which they are sub
jccted BY the prejudices of parents, and so
thinking, will pass their time in gay pleas
ures, wild revels and vicious enjoyments.-
Then the enemies Of the College will have
a full opportunity Of injuring it,
The Professors, too, are unques.ionably
dissatisfied. Iconversed with none of them.
but that new man, who has neither claims
upon the College nor the State, should be
elevated above those who have been aiding
largely in up.build;ng the College for the
last ten years, and some of them even lon
ger is too great an outrage to be patiently
borne by men generally. I know the fact
that any one Of the Faculty is regarded by
the students as possessing as much admins
tratiue talent as the present incumbent, and
equally qualified for the Office Of. President.
And here / will say that can but, admire
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for 1866 :--..a - 1890
Abbeyille G. II .Mqaasy, 4 Fsbssinsssy bsi ! q:
= and Monday; MarchiT z:
!T!a,t, TsIishams, Wsanesdsy 81
Lowndesyille. IL. Friday. s:s
Speed's, : Saturday aS,s. ssssa
Calhouns Mills i i 4 & Monday q ~
Wilmington, L TuesdSy Ia:s
Moragne's "Wednesday y 4. 4. fS:s
Iolberss Tin the Rangel Thursday, q 4:s
Bradlys s Saturday: I:ss 9 S:s
Greenwood, 1Munda - ia:s
and "Wednesday, March rs Is
NinetySix, &. Tn6sSe 1S..s
Cambridge. e aWednesday.ss ~ 81 81
W, Woodyllip. 2. ~. Thursday 80 b ~
csdsr sd.ssaa sprius, salsissy sIss q sss:s M
DonaIfs s. s IMondayy; ~ ,ss:s ssss
ScnfHetown, ~ S. STuesday,ss So; M ~
Cekesbury, q Wednesday, 80 s3fs;
md Tuesday, March
Hesdial, ,l,. S q
Mecsvs Old Eela, Thmsd: Ill I'd asse so:s M
Abbeviiie q ii sli Cont Sssi sass
Sale-day in April the lsst day Tor ma ti6a aT Ts,s
turns Allpersons falling 20 ia - Sets siipS W.
the above day, liable TO d61b 6I sxsas
to be paid BY The fsss Monday sIs,
cutions may be issued. fsss
Properly @ be returass iis q t,sssl Us
proper owner. Gaard dana sxsSi M = sSS3si;
roptFo. s ssss
Persons having transi SSfwesns
the ist October, 1856. md eto6 MI
AlIpersons win eonaS
number Of Births IN ffs IN &
their families
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AS Cd I" HA -
A ND s IT TON ER \

I>HE Undersigned has opened BOOK
u STORE, in Nswberry, where he keeps
constantly on hand fine assortment of Relic-
ious, Miscellaneous aud School BOOKS.
Orders from distance will be filled at the
shortest notice. = W. !. DuFFIE.
Newberry c. H. TJan 25 se-ly
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Just Received,
: Money Lost.

A LADftof limited means dropped ), 4 a. 2.1aSs
~. ~ village Of Abbeville on Friday last SIS is
the "e .tnpa hpeef af Tl es rewarde by leaving Il
Jan 8, 1866 80 - o., 81
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A LIKELY NEGRO GIRL for sale. .Ap.
ply at this Office. IJan 25 tf
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Notice to Tax-Paysrrss. -

WILL attend nt the nndernstnef sitfes ara
= places for the purpose OF collecting Taxes
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ABBEvILLE @. H.

Terms--One Dollar a Year, in Advance
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-14
We find the following piece Of rhetoric 10 tn
leading columns Of Tie Richmond Whtg:

9TH n. Y. TRIBUNE il expstaLing on ;ts tav0site
theme-,he degeneracy Of Virginia in )ns ,qlonce Of
the exse' &C of 81 w-ry One would sup pose from ne
hatred which The TRIBUNE besrs Nirg ola, that IL
wOulG he moro rational TO rejo;e at the exc ence 81
au evil which works her much mischief II the oit
Cou mopwesh is furr;irg TO ruin as fas 6 she can
20, why lot let her nip in pe3c- IL slavery ass
bIorgtt her TO oeeths door, snd yon sie glad of IT.
WHY seek 10 rescue her frola destruc,on
"N e have ht ard great des o. slavery narrilg
The yIo perty of the South. There never w4s a
groee.r fslecy The existence Of negroes he:e sni
iktjr lhLor ave enahled n thus long to rsia'a @
Curs Ives in spite q the -xactOns lgt upon
us for the benefit of tho Norh OF the eigh.y million,
Of dolms ua.y paid u'0 tbt fe9eral Treasury. u:
least fifty millions is psli BY tue Sru,h- End neaTy
the whole llOssibly four five millions may be e2;
ocl j. oi-tUrstd al the Moth. Bat ia i No. al
permit the ,hsrpiDg Yankees to shave u olt
Of quite Uch more ia the way Of traf. No
country the face Of the earth conld prc'peT un-
der tuct condition Of things. II We were
ia Of tbtse Y,lkeo blcod-suckers. we shold vcry
speedily see which sec'i0n would gither, snd which
wOulc Tourist like the green bay Tree.
Th Hh,g ia grossly mistaken il il really im4 zines
that we cherish any hatred" Of Virginia We
hate her no more than we Dc the tippier RnOm We
eLdeaycf to wean from the evil hs,it which ren-
der him curse to bis family, nlisance 20 toe
neiehbo,ho d, ard bis own worst enemy. We
held Ihs Opinions Lot only OF WASHINGTON PAT.
RICK HENRY ond JEFFERSON WIKI regard t.
Slavery a. its effect the mora. and m,;erial
elfaie Of the Old Dominion bat thos5 cherished
aud optpl, proclaimed by John Hampden Pleas
anta, the msn who gave The Whig areputs toa ~ni;n
is later conduct has not yet quite exhausted, and
b, her eminent sons who boldly argued fvr Genera
Euurcipu.iou ia her Constitutional Convent oa
wh ch sas 10 that same Richmond lees than lar
ter Of a century ago. by far the abler il not the
II ore Dun ercus part ef that Convention pronounced
Slavery, just as We do the gan- scourge aud ul,sr
OF Virsuia-the one grea. obstacle - her enterIog
sfresh upon that career of growth, prosperity and
renown from which she has ssdly fallen away
through tie last half century.
The idea that Virginia pay more Int" IN Fed
eIal Tfeasur, Than she gets out oi - Ia certainly
funny. but We are not nov in a mood 70 relish the
purely facetcus As TO the d" Yankee bloc isu:E
trs," whom The Wig would expel fro VIrsilia
VIZ quite agree ia tas suggestion tha: they were
better elsewhere. Residence il Virginia sed
Improves either thtir manners their morals; an
vt shall BE- glad 20 bear that she has deter n led 70
dispense with their further IL ListrstOns To do
this, huw,vcr, she must rid herself of Slavery, and
20 arouse the energies Of her nstIse whites tina,
she shall 40 longer need TO import Ter merchants
teachers, engineers, sailors n; &c. b all
Ut NJ :, let il BE- done.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-14

II UJa JOIN L Tt III scc Of Nes Jrfsey
ar>up s,ea tit to msko speech in tic Senate
IL uctd 70 yr".s sblt Col Fremont wac uOs tae
e, qu,.o; .f ca i'otLir, ws copy iatO today
rMBUAE ,h. Il. ea.lnt Of Capt Vim d. Phelps
,. Ia. tax M"sco., who Vaa 20 the Caiitornis
coast .a Io4t ,nf us boat the struggle bew0en the
N lrcars aic ,he Yacbtes for mnstsJ tdJrc'n,
80 no spcsh' rom personal otsarvaton Win
i Vi est iGte Zig euce ald truth. Lis Letter "i,!
&c ,ouIo cetpy Interesting, aud Will command
z ra,al .tientOo apd ctecit
S,patDr T.Cms II is MT discoverer though his
=. .iutlve Cor Stockton may be conqueror.
o. b-hr7e it was Caot Stbtuck OF the l S.
N.vy VITO f:et c.coV-red and prccsi,led that
Fremont had l,tte or no part il tte conques. of
CdliOr bls-itat ihi. was The work OF the NaVas
atIt rm-u exclusively. We fcrges whether it *as
b-,,- or aft this hat some equally astute gtnins
ditc.-red tba. F,tmort did MT discover the South
Ta.t IL Thr Rocky Moun1oins Now trenonts
o~- f'cai rcp"rt kiyes rot the LEAST atnati"u ot
curn OF, HI part O. al; original discovery IL the
" r,scs H. Vas eest out 20 explore TIE gcost
>trt 7, ~'ltcr.tc md recuce t tn the dJmain oi
roIrnce-SLica Ia 0Id, but be had no ttocghs IT
Cey 81 z L, y ar1 unTied "a re. through the Rocsy
M.uItai Nut Iat,ri # dc-crioiug and iooat ng
"ith irrtiuc nc ,Drsct tao5e areld7 snoTa.
Lat h,a be pu,s tie matter ia ,i' cfic al Re
! tt
"h'c.7,lofc We left our etcAmpment with the
-if = ,uu a. ros. from - bed ~ thu cIe-'k,
sc Sho7, ht' ~ tie mourtaios stretched grafu-
.., h,,i, u, tie white peaks elhte.Ing iu the
s.- Tic la ben h'cien in the weather
. tie i0s' ~ Chys, so J, hed ben sRowing on
{. ~. VI lo j rGinod IN 'bc plans We Go Il
& .i.lt tic sgat struck the Sweet Wstcr-here
a !. 81 a. tW'f' stIesm In a m're open val
J -. tuhe,ot VIII beech atd conouScoG. II loS
l,e, To- i's'f tNs MAJ stn4l forks viii mase
. ltsd a.. W. co.'Iused up the msil strrsm uQtil
l.I,o,, ebe: at eil II a few miles. t. meke our
I,u bot ct a. cItek amVig ne tii-, from which
O.. ,'r-- r. .,. b, = small sp, uiog. Within Wa. q
, ,.,.,pi cfr-., tp, >lv,-rc with 80 open grove OF
.r, ta.t ,,c- auot which fjuLd seyeial plants
f.. led ~ pi'Ni us! sec
r, .tt'r,or g.s c. udy, With sqIslls q rat bu.
,., ,,,l tr rtc-ut tue a. SET ~heu W. again en-
80 -, Sw - \ ater, wi'LiG = f. a mes Of ~.
tirI pass T. 60, u ever wh'ct VT havr passed
:.N c,,s.ts r. ncl.h y Ot tie c'mp4ct uhes sls'e,
3 p. ~ ut oi al 'i'ecs liking TIE uPrros vtr
- ' lsty IN 'he ,-ca pmel's wLich bor:trtte
, y. - g. :. en- sl,.,na ing wrh gh loi Il
T. -t, 4 ~, irclr -'lnu of as deg, tie bees Vayog
g. l., g.. {, IL tn Zee: t. sit or elSlt -ua
cd h,h h.i,,ntcp 'he G 1,i'e fitqltutiy hss he
.,t,aftrce q irregular uups OF cisy hard@nef by
e, c.'Ir. A v-rtt, ~ Gsfers msy now oe numoefec
q he clafac al tc rls, ,s ia The N'emi'la u,
... IL ~ s.ry bct cac;i have ttcctpt fHs' Sac
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-14

ga, will be lOrger than those Of any previous yesi
The qualit, Of thr grain is excellent Tde nomi
nations of Bucbsuan ard Fremont h.d been re-
ceiyed. aud 'te democracy had held rauhcaaon
m,stu at San Fr-Lcisco. T"'y stuck pretty naro
ou he Pacific R}ilro,d dodge. and VIII be very
l,k,l, 10 take reytoge at 'hs polls Coz. Fremont
Wa ,ntouras''c 'cally tsied, Though the Republican
party car nardly loaot Of sn oreaniza'ion "a set.
IT, Know Mating will hold their State Conven
ticn On tie ID ofSep~wb,r; the Dem Gratis IN the
7th; rid the Republicans Oh the 9Th Of August.
Cendicates are to be- nominated for TWO members
Of Cor grefs, CleIk Of tbe Supreme Court, a
Superintendent Of Pnbl,c IpsJucdon, Il Sae
Piisor Director, and " Presidtnt,al Electors
From Oregon We heal li.sIe that is new. TIE
Intian trouble. Sc en- 70 he over.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-14

The Excitement about yehoH fever ct and IL ths
nsje ehhorhoOd OF Fort Hamilton is somswna;
abatlre, i1asmuch as there have bevn IL ~ il aay
L, y cares within lhe lass week. Aions The shore
Of The NsIrots, h Fevec thefe ls stli consde:a
bic plaiu Nathaniel BOylt. i.h.r nsp, " aose
daughter citc q ou; q ,seek sgo Vas bIned vs.
ieidaa snl Jotp Lax, also h.nern,n at toe
SIN. plsee. died with me last 70 y. igat 20 .;s
both of y,,lo, fever. Inc daughter and 'on.il-
,.w oi Mf. Byr n'r Ais aow SEX aul four
cnd,en Of ;b late Alderman Btrg,n, add N rc are
,tIee o urr Gaze, 20 N. H. ighhOr70d; t4t he yh,
sc,a,s n,w AZ, L. or suce s.iu IN thtif l-a.m .nt
emo wrsu . oG.p.iy at Ld,: 10 Il dlsss.e I-lis
{ the proper reiosGi's. T5ere axe al tls ana
.ut few far 'lics left IN The shore. The h'uses
az, t,naui.e,s ana the gsr!,ns and farm. il q
,ood degr, ah,noOned Feml3s who have ii led
,h, lr Tor twenty thirty and forty ye.rs 10 uinter
rupt. b, aih, and opened their houses every sea.
,ou for their rtlsises snd friends VINO wished 10
escape fruul The heated city, have al lid from
their hor.s: snd vet. rot Hlth:taLdlas trs pa oa-
be fact arc thc uo les tsrious trI,a rhat D.
,,rvts,es wcfe guaranteed IN their yicinitF,
tue Board If Hcsl'h a tue City sad tn Health
Officer AT the Quarantine steadily refuse ~ listen
TIE .srn,st, Urgent s-d impor,unate entrr a,ies
,,ct,d vessels removed. The exlsteuce Of this
,,ste of thing. think. must very soon re.ult 10
the remoysl of thu Quarantine TO Sandy Hook
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-14
XXXIVTH CONG Il ES S
FIRST EssION.
SENATE. .WAsHIsGros, Aug 10, Ii

SENATE. WAsHIsGTOS, Aug l3, 1856.
A message was received from the Pr.sitent III ar'
swer TO The repou,lon cslpg for nfornstion relative
To the protocol OF the Peace CoDgess on pdvaterlng
The Senate discussed and passed, by vote OF 80
against II, the b' regulating the co nPeps'ti OF
H.. mber CT Congress.
Mr. JONE, Iowa offered resolution that 10 the
proc. Gug- before the Senate 10 the matter OF wash
II gton a. Bartlett late a LieuteDan' OF toe I dted
States Navy complaining of the action had under the
act Of Cougress entitl.d " An Act TO prom ne the
.. ffnerc, of The Navy" approved Feo uary %,
ls55, netting appears which impeach'. bis pronp'-
L,ss and efficiency ss an officer OF t'e Nav! or ~
pucns hi. character ss gelt.eman Mr. Joues ssd,
IN The Neu. YorE HraH OF the llt1 inst. De h,i
seen IN edit nal sitcle which WA based upon ne
Report of the Naval Committee, rejecting on LlTu''
Bartl,tt He therefore desired to upon the - n
ator of Tenre t,e, who made that report, to say
whether any such inference could legtma'ey Do draw
thereiIOm.
Mr. BELL roe to explain, bl. objection beiog
mace lie sad be ehould avail himself Of the first p
por unity to do 30. Adjourned
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-14

| the suppoaition OF ~. Csurbel wes c1,rtct ",
Dot cotcur with Mr Ltch.r that t.e P,e.st 4 !,
10 rigit TO cnu0' the pro.ecu'ions II K'n.Ns ~
lAought th' Esecu'i. could entw ho.s pro- 10 j.
end did Dot believe he sccns~d r gone Ia e. !,
n ebat ,bey had done to Constitute tire .-oG %
NJ GALLOWAY sevocatei ths limitation N H.
apr piston, sud ssid hey wtTo redoceo By ~
G. lily 10 I'm; snf n.t'nG'iy,.
III NPBRFY MARSHALL ttorgbt the H,.
ougit to ursrth' ffs ard dtel' 'hen hey hao ~
for mouth psst He VIZ gr.s Ii d tls, P'e.es,
Pierce ns1 NJ &C, cOnf1o.t1. cOi0minica atipn % a.
House.
M-. CAMPBELL-Tbe cell,eman fconl Ker.s.
bsg W. su'ho,iry f,- u,ipy that language "
Mr. MARSHALL--I have right 10 draw s.i q,
irf-repce Tho-e w5C lave beeu kicsilg u sees
iuss IN Ksusas are no" t. - ilt or IL" sani'ets
cornry 20 know ,his 80 hat 'hoee from The Nos q.
tie Sou,h who have been drfcLdmg gn rn,,
! ay cry EDr'kn
Mr.. GIDDINGS cougratul' 81 the county m u.
au-pici0us fact uGt the representative VOC" h,s ,
th4nk,d God that he had beeI permitted ~ 3 a.
day.
Mr. CAMPBELL w'rhe to peak but
Mr.. GIDDINGS cefus, d 10 yield the floor.
ipps, duripg VII 'ch Mr. CAMPBELL saii, 10 ret,s
artmaik ol ~. Godings, that II tho conflict m9., b
mt be srd hi. oole' gaes husi meet on eqas tenn
here or .ls' where.
NJ GIDDlNGS Is olin, Pe.'e don't tGk e5eu.
n1-r.ipg p,e else sber' Labs ie1l.
Mr. CAMPBELL iearn'sdIl. mean 10 Ceb.,e-
y d. hate.
Nj. CRAIGE ms e al ict.Tcc aal m)sios 70 be
C,r rie. 10 NO. taat be N ght cff'r rtsoluto, y.
qus -ril the PrcsL - 10 fam 81 rte tloa@ NTH al
,te ib'ormaiicn in tis pc.s"-'iop relative % &c O.
q. sri Of the pro.ecu IOrs 4 ktn.0s-
NJ SMITH va oid noi believe thc Preston.
would erhtr under .kc - . = S0ice 'be acoa " .e
coutet.ut aulhmuies cf ksn'ss. or s.ep in G.0t.J
70 futncs he actin q a.. House With reference q
tha u'ies corti 'cc - them
nr CUMBACK 'hJl.1t the Prsdct. had latte
long time 20 tno ont N tie peHons inpriro.ri !,
XII "a. rers NOT guilty. " treSso4.
Mr. SEWARD al 'lq avs doubled whether s1s
hsd been lmt'td or OF; but III " w's q.e'!o,
which beLor g,d 70 lin C,ut. 4 tie poy'@o r. 70 =
eucrui.ed in the appropriation bulls et them go II
le Pr, .idrt tnuckles Z" il be It -. Tie would Il
swallow thst which lie did Eo' approve
The Cuur iitre H., disagree 10 tdeernets amea5'
,,rt striking ont aroth,r provi y namey, thH Sltb.
holding appropriations for prosecuting or de'soias
penors cbaIget with treason and o'hef l"''cA
ofi.sses
The Coumi't,e rose and tie House ADJOURNED, W..
tie upders aptng ttst The que ton on concr mtg a
tns amenaments should b. taken tomorrow. AZ
iCl,ted
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-14
Tte,e we!e 2.797 hea1 ce retf cattle at thc yard

Tte.e wtye 2,797 hNa1 % oe'f cattle at thc yards
il Futy fourth sire. y,t'rdeY, the ch"ice Of
which oold b. prices eg.va,~L' % .en certs 2 utd
for Il beef pl;s is atoo. ba'0 ceot higher tam
tbs wttk before. TIE or'in- ! qualities sold for
price, equivalent 10 Sa9c pOutd. The follow
ipg exhibit Will show thos, Who vii haze ncthino
but chcict cuts vt beef 0hy thoy have 70 Pay SO
hjeb fcr rhea-itis Is because nobody will bl. any
thu, but cho'cc cuts. Ii IS the universal com
plaiot of en the ffstcass butchers thai they can
De- eli their Goa So nea', sal plates I'd ni''s
or, dsug Upon the pacsc's hands AZ SIX coats f.
po,ud Nuu, goot b, lock. whose qla,t3rs al!
weigh SEQ II, vii cut mp end cell at about Ne fol-