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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The Deficiency Appropriation bill was taken up.
Mr.. SHORTER contended that Massachusetts, by
her conduct relative to the Fugitive Slave Law, has
placed herself outside of the pale of the Constitution,
and ought not to be represented here. He said that
the South had been victmized every time she had
compromised with the North. He hoped, therefore,
that no further attempt of that kind would be made
He sad not only Alabama but every Southern State,
resolved that should the Government fail to protect
them in their constitutional rights they will take the
remedy into their own hands They will stand on the
Georgia platform. If the Democratic party which is
the true exponent of State Rights principles, shall tri-
unph in the Presidential eectiol9 the Union will be
saved but if Rlack Republication prevails the history
of our confed racy will have been written The only
way preserve the Union is for the true conservative
men Of the North now represented by the sound Ma
tiopal Democracy, to unite with the South and wage
uncessing war on the fanatics who would tear down
the pillars OF our Republic.
The Senates amendment appropnating nearly $780,.
600 for engravings maps and drawings sccomp anyng
the reports of the explorations and surveys to deter
mine the route for Pacific railroad, discussed.
The question of extravaganza was dilsted upon in
this connection gentleman saying the printing ard
engraving of this will cost 81 900 900, while others
thought such large outlays would have tendency to
prejudice the construction of the road. An Intellectual
effort made 10 confne the Appropriation within
proper huits excluding illustrations fitted only to
adorn books of travel and natural his.ery. The
amendment to that effect rejected, and the House
adjourned
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MARRIED..

BELCHER-KiNO-A, Aspoe ". v m Satrriy Aprir 8
BY the Rev ?. Esrck Herry " BecSer Of tAi. city
TO Miss flzs A, daughter Of william King es9 Il the r
place.
TsVEN-BIGELOw-In Brooklyn, ruesiay April
Ds a Right Rev D. LosAsn joseph Z De Haven, tuiteA
s staiss :, I,itAa states Navy.
ubsKs yIrB, All. Brcs.lyn On welns.i,y .Prl 3 BY
-s Mo- i f:sse. Of .s.., sa. s'
Dsvid Fitlisn, ESQ. ofL>@eHy
Brool'rs, on Taeaa.y April Sd. tie
Rev r. c. sutler D. o. e. .'snry Howell sad Mary Eliza
beth, daughter Of q. W. Lee, cal.
uoWArT-ytLry-Int this city on Sunday, Marsh a. 1885,
tr TIE Mr. Pisbary, Eugene AT " NAM Loiss'
eldsst daughter Ct tie late Charles Veits
wIT,oy sTNOSsON-rp this city on Tuesday. Aprl cby
the Rev Thos Pearson Mr. WnAm j. 'rs@s0n 70 may
Jane Simon son All of this city.
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lAavsrtssusu.l ar. NC.

The THROAT AND LUSGS.-THE Ma \,
SPECIALIST for At- cut Its articles the kll5~.
snkjoctss
Return. Deaths from Affection Of the Respiratory O,slns
IN hev-Yort
Hospitals for Special DsessN IN London
The ConsumptiOn Hospital
Coush sirup. Cherry Pector.l, ND Pumo1ic wafsts
1ooi impotence and Dishonest p. ssHisn,
The DANCERS Of Spring
10 our Readers asd Exchanges
fhJsie and Physicians, Re salar AMI In eyuiAf
Hopeless C.,ex
Death. from Consumption eemirtabis oecreass
What IL mesnt By Cure"f
Athins IN PuIn nary Afseiionx
Diet OF ConsEnprVel
On Superstition.
On AIR
Tie Vanity q Theories
IHE SPECIALIST IL edited BY Dr. RosrzT stCIrER, rs
well fnovn Ply scian for Diseases Of La No. 81
biosdwsJ. and Published BY SHEREsAS 4 Co.,
No. Vesey-st, Aston House. S,~v-forx
Single Copies, Ice Subscription, 81 year.
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COURT CALRNDAR-ArsrL 10

IS a. q . 81 "a Is CIRcvITNOs $50 sos So4 SS', SSI.
8 ., l6S, loi, 50, Sos, $50, ssh Ss2. SIS -
IT, ia u.s. l76 III l7s 1870 ISL 1872 sS lS4 1875 is lss
2S
CoMNos PLEAs-Par Mos. 3s2, 2l5, le9, 1885,
Sel Sss ass <4 SIS $50 iss 49, 40 al So PaIt ll-Sos
81, 1856 500 S4 Az a. 81 25 Sg7 5B 40S ~ "a, as tS
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COURT OF GENERAL sYssIoNs-wEpSEspAYA April p
Refor u1g n

MarqusDd Jacobson, indicted for grand larceny in
stealing clothing frOn the dwelling Of Henrietta Ansnpsger
pleaded guilty 70 petit larceny and sentenced 70 the pen
tepsA-y for n.Lths
Thomas Creighton pleaded guilty to burglary in the
third degree upon the Maria George on the OF
February last; from which he stole cigars
fenced TO State Prison for two years
Robert Ellis pleaded guilty TO charge of assault
and battery upon tie person Of John Dickson the h
November Sentence esht months in tbs Penen.ry
No further business being ready, the Court adjourned
for the day.
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MARINE AFFAIRS.

The Collins steamship Atlantic was yesterday
taken out of the large Balance Dock, where she
had been cleaned and coppered The new steamship
Adristic, of the same line. be taken up by the
Dock TO day at o'clock p. m.
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Messrs. Young and Van Saan are elected Assessors.
The Aldermen elect are as follows
First Ward-James r. Thompson treelected), and
Geo. S. GsrdDer.
Second Ward-Joseph G. Edge (reeected), and
Hugh McCumb-both Democrats.
Third Ward-J. II. Wortendyke Dem J, and Wm
r. DraytOn Wing supported by the Americans.
Fourth Ward-J.V. Thurston and Thomas z. Til
den tAm.l
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NEWJERSEY ITEMS.

JERSEY CITY CHARTER ELEcTIos.-Yesterdsy the
Judges of the Election held Tuesday in Jersey
City, completed the canvassing of the votes, and the
following returns will not vary materially from the
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fAdvcrusementI
CONSUNPTION deaira To traaf ALI E0nsrrAN

CoNsChPTlON.-l desire TO treat all C0nsTA'-
Hves bat particularly those who have ted all oths<
vFseu reiet Experience has shown shat Jes
SUMPTION readily other disease and tbs. LCso
vsTied forms Mr.. NJ u M.sry
PTehrd Physician and Therapeutics, IS West a5th. ~ Y
once ssurs 10 I, to r. m w ednesdAys excepted.
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than yesterday. s.d the supply on call wa fully equa
TO the demand.
The demand for Land Warrants is good, with Q
good supply. Prices are firm. The quotation q
Messrs Tsy lor Brothers is:
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fAdvrrtisement.l


quired By using the Balls THOUSAND FLOWERS IL will
remove Tan Pmples Freckles the skin. leaving
sof aad roeests hue. Wet towel pour three
drops aud wash the face night and morning
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ADVERTISEMENT
MEDICAL INHALATION WITH CONSTITUTIONAL

REsEDEs-Dr S. FITCH may be COZ suited at his Office,
No ia Brosdsey NOV Of the .bshed nstusocs Of
cy) for Diseases Of the and Thros Heart DIS
sa,es Liver Complaint Female Diseases and Chronic Dis
yase. generally. Office hours frem to p m daily,
Sundays excepted
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REFLECTIVE FACULTIEs.-CAusALITY-Plan-
nrc thinking, reasoning. adapting CoNrARsoS-AnAyn'
pfrrips discrimination HUMAN NAruREPerception Of char
scet motives bsndness Persaasive
pes Phrenologcs With written descriptions Of
cha aeter BY Prof FowLLR, No $50 Broadway.
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Advertisement.
nina GLASSWARE.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, CHINA, GLASSWARE,
Ache undersigned viii their Store No. 90
vesey about the lth inst, and will run OF Their heavy
stoci meantime very low prices for eAsh or prompt credit
TO expense Of DovilS The attention Of Country Mvr
chants particularly invited GOULD ELLIOTT Importers
AID Wholesale Dealers, No 1875 Pearlst New York
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lAdvertissmentI
DISEASES OF THE LUNGs.-HUyTERs MDI-

CAL SPECIALITY devoted the popular dis. ussioa Of the
nsture esus.s and OF s forms Of pulmonary
disease rnd published the lst f every month Spscmea
aunben ent % application 70 the Edi'or
RosEkr HUNTER. NJ D.,
No sS Broadway Nsv.Yort-
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WILSON'S ORIGINAL DANDELION COFFEE
Tbs ger uiDe cold wholesale by BARNES PARK, HEGEm
GLAZE Co., and ScHIETYL Bsos and ct retail By Drug
sists senorey Manufactured at Nos IS and n East thst
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fAdvertiscment. 4

BRLLs.-NENEELY'S celebrated Church, Fac
tory Seamboat Locomotive school, Plantation and other
BsLs constantly hand AID for sale b. FAIKsAsks Co..
tAeir SCALE Wsreroom No Is9 Broadway.
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GREAT BARGAINS IN Gas FIXTURES.-

.ortment embraces so dteren, models Of Chandee
We determined them daring the season
without egsrd TO cO.t w. J. ,. DALEY Co
Marble Stores NoA 6jl and sS5 Broadway.
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and DAGTERRPOT
Advancement

larse re lor only 50 including beautiful
equal c-sty these charged IS for el.ewhere VEL
LisGs, corner OF Blocker aid Cs-maest Ses Yofk-
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Advertisement
FRENCH CHINA DINNER AND TEA SETs.-A

ian usnse variety Just received per ship Ma-saso A1 full
Of TsBLE GLASS Buyers viii consult th-if inter
BY examining stock before making tasr purchases
W T. DALEY Co. Marble Stores, sJl AID SIS Broadway.
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lG6.-PRATr HARDgsBERcH, Ne $50 Broadway, are pre-
pared 10 exhibit the largest and best Of PLAIN and
DECORATIVE PAPER HASeSGs offered in this country
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SICK HEADACHE AND DEBILITY.-The OXY-
BIrTEss worthy the attention Of al Who
afflicted with any other Dpons arising from weak
ered AID deTaI ged state " the digestive system
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fAtyern-ementl

The hststs kUHk Respectfully InIUlW tncif
fiens and pubic that they wl ths Suansr
Ter IN Of their and OAR SCHOOL, Ne, Isl Wet sA
It, on MONDAY, ASul IL
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IAtverfscnenLl
We invite the attention OF dealers and others 10

our stock Of CHAsDsLEKs and Gas FxrvRss Of new
original and beautiful desisns Of oUR NAsUFAcT-RE
MITCHELL BAILEY Co.. No. seS Bros4wsy.
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HoBoKEs CHARTER ELEcTIoS.-The Democratic
ticket in liobcken Tuesday elected throughout,
City and Wharf.-The City ticket by about 100 majority.
The following returns will nearly agree with the Off
cial canvass: c " Clickener Dem was reelected
Mayor j. w. Stickler, Wing and American csndi-
date Edmund Charles, Superintendent OF Schools;
Samuel W. Carey, City Clerk and Collector OF Arrears
OF Taxes; LOUIS Huesman, Treasurer, and Joseph
Wood, Collector were all chosen by about 100 ma
jority. The CouDcimen elect are as follows
First Ward-Garret Van Mater, by majority OF
~ over John w. Van Boskerck
Second Ward-George w. Brampton, by ma
jori,y of n over Isaac TInkey.
.Thrd Wiard-John Beard, BY ma ority Of 80 over
James II. Wilson.
The new Board will stand five Democrats to one
Oppo-iton.
HoRIIcuLTURAL E1HIBITIos.-The 6rt of series
OF exhibitions by the NeE-Yok Horticulture Society,
the plas of those by the Boston Society took place
yesterday afternoon and evening at their rooms, IN
Clinton Hall. long table extending across the hall
was crowded with choice variety OF flowers and
parts, mostly in full bloom The principal eontuou-
tors TO the exhibition Messrs Thcs. H"gg, n.
Fitzpatrick, John Cranstop, Andrew Reid Charles
Ross, Isaac Buchanan and DR.. Knight One OF the
finest plants exhibited was Die!ytra spectsbls,
plant from Japan, which is well adapted TO THIS
climate, and is in bloom nearly the whole year The
Society prppose holding these exhibitions in connec-
tion with conversational meetings, frequently which
will be open to the public Quite number of visitors
were present during last evening.
FAIR AND FEsTITAL.-The ladies of the First Pres
hy'ers1 Church Will hold Fair add FESTIVAL commanding MS
(1buTssyl sfterOcr baseet o: tie Fst
Church. tor tie benefit Of that Church
DROWNED MES FOUsD.-The body OF drowned
rsr usm-d Coventry foard IN tie Psss.i; River At
Aequsisnonet sunday He had disappeared from Paeoa
the tsy Of tie er ant supposed 70 hsvs ei.
he psee he bad probably been itozss Ia ne zee a.
his body remarkable state OF Preservation
Archer bod, p ked ot A. the Dundee Dam AoEtsy
ornE and found BE- the Of mao " no beolsed
the ion vcrks Of Beckwih JsqDs, 81 The Junction
An kDo~ Au, s1ppoeed b from . - y yess OF n-
Eve feet nine inches hEh found lying he srn % ne
Passs River Saturday Is "a. o. hehAe - m
he Lodi io~ rshp had drab striped coat drao pts
bsk much ~OrB, fsnrel shr VIII striped ami
irs shirt over. tNevsfk DAILY Adrsr'sef.
BER6Is CoURrs.-The Grand Jury OF Bergen
County Last wcet days and found tro ~
whipping . 10y schuoL Thr sscus-d h4c ee.sed BOY
cruelty leaving back leg .hoosiAsy bruised eoa&
.ioa Upon be,sS tried he ~ SSaa gsdy
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ADVERTISEMENT
BEADS
or gvERy EscRIPTIos
For Sale BY
n. P. BRow
No 1876 Pean Ct New.Yort-
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BROOM YN ITEMS.

INTERCHANGEABLE Rev B. Peters was installed
pasoTo the Unyest Church of Four sud South
Third streets Tuetdas evening The preached
by the Rev Chaplin the Rev H. R Sys offered tbs in
ssson prayer and the Rev T. j. Sawyer delivered al ad
dress TO the pastor.
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CHURCH CONSIDERATIONS - The conservation OF
Grace Church Conse street. in the Eastern District
take place hh Thursday forenoon at lei O'Clock
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SELLING DISEASED MgAr.-Yesterday German
butcher doing basnes. In Grand street Second
charge Of selling disc ssed He held for
examination to-day
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ROOT'S
advertisement

LIYE, CABsBr,
AND MINIATURE SIZE PHorocsArss,
No. s5j broadway.
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ATTEMPTED SUIcIDE.-James Jackson residing at
No s Brooue street attempted suicide yesterday by bleeding
He discovered with deep cash In his night from ~he
the blood flowed rapidly and Dr. Waterman called in and
bound up wound Trouble caused By his wifes inenper
ate habits said 70 have induced him u attempt self
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SUBSTANTIAL RELIRr.-The Ladies Society of the
Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum return their sincere
thanks to the Young Mems Catholic Association, and
acknowledge the receipt of sl,7e2 50. Also 10 Mr..
Burrows for his kind donation to the same.
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The CouDcilmen last evening passed the ordinance
on cleaning streets to third reading; concurred with
the Aldermen to remove the Commissioners OF Emi-
grafton from Castle Garden, ard passed ordinance
making it unlawful to sell the veal of calves which
weigh when dressed, lees than so pounds.
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SUDDEN DEATH OF PoLIcEMAs.-A. u. Corey,
Policeman Of the Twenty first Patrol District, died
suddenly yesterday morning at his residence in the
Twenty first Wald. Some months ago he was struck
upon the head with stone thrown by rowdy; the
blow caused great pain, and affected his mind at
times, uptil his death. On Monday afternoon, while
sitting in the Police Station he was taken suddenly
with ft and was conveyed to his residence, where
be remained until death. Mr.. Corey has been for
mary years attached to the Department, and WAS
much esteemed and efficient officer.
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BARNUh,s MASTERPIECES

Barnum hrs performed many wonders,
but the greatest of all ID the following: 1t
consists in nothing less than passing down
the Niagara cataract in Il vessel constructed
for this purpose. The vessel is ball Of
gutta pcrcla, thirty feet in diameter, sup
ported in its interior by hoops, rings Of
steel, and wood. Strings Of gutta pcrcLa,
coming from four points of the rings, meet
in the centre of the sphere, where they are
fixed to Il coat Of mail of the same mate
rial. This is SO fixed that man bucklcd
in it hangs, supported by the four strings,
safe in the middle Of the ball. At the
lower end of the ball. where the lower part
OF the mail Is directed, some lead is put,
SO that swimming in the water the head
side will be turned upwards. In this upper
part there is Il hole which may he opened
by the person in the interior. The ball is
so strong rs To sustain. without danger, the
shock of the fall. On account of its size
it cannot sink, nor can the person bucklcd
III the coat OF mail suffer any harm from
the violence of the fall. As soon as the
ball, after It's fall, has found its centre of
gravity, its nhablant unbucklcs himself,
opens the flap, and gets out of the hold,
waving the United States colors under tho
applause of some $4,000 o: 100000 spec
tators, who Barnum intends to assemble,
one dollar each, upon the occasion Of his
iirst performance. From every such per-
t"rInance, gain of 100000 or $50
900 Is TO be counted on, since from all
parts OF the Union Spectators will flock TO
the cataract Of Niagara. R:.unum is abou,
l" MAX an Aperincnt with dog. Ii that
anima! arrives all right below. IL nyycr will
.e engaged for the next experiment. If
that one arrives equally safe, the Yankee
undertakes the first serious passage linn
self.
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DIR. -NLamc's Celebrated Vermifnge and Liver
PMs.-A s;ngular combinati on, but very effect
uaI. as the following will show:
New York, November %, 1852.
knowing from experience. tho valuable quail.
ties of Dr.. M'Lnne's Vermifuge and Li"er Pills
prepared by Fleming Bros. Pittsburgh, have for
sometime hack considered il my duty, and made
it my business, to nuke those articles known
wherever / went among my friends. A short
time ago became acquainted with the case OF
young girl, who seemed to be troubled with
worms and liver complaint at the same time, and
had been suffering for some two months--
Through my persuasion she purchased ono bot.
lie of DR.. JrLane's Verm,fugc, and ono box of
Liver Pile. which she took according to drec-
tons The result was, she passed q large guam
tity Of worms, and thinks that one box more of
the Pills will restore her to perfect health. Her
name and residence can bo learned by calling on
E. L. ThealI, Druggist. corner of Dutgsr and
Monroe streets.
eB- Purchasers will be careful 10 usk for Dr.
A'Lane's Celebrated Vermifugc, manufactured
by Fleming Bros, of Pittsburgh, Pa. All other
Vermifuges In comparison are worthless. Dr..
MLanes genuine vermifuge, also his celebrated
Liver Pills, can now be had at all respectable
drug stores. None genuine ,oithout the signature
Of FLEMING BROS.
Sold by WARDLAw g. LYON, Abbeyille C.. Fl.
s. c.. aud by one Agent in every town in the
South. IL
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BATTALION DRILL.

We attended the Drill ut McCAw's U.L
Field. Maj. CUHNlHGIlAM commanded
Co. UAErEn and his staff reviewed. The
officers seemed to understand their duties.
The men, w suppose, done as well as could
hc cy.r"ctcd. CJl. IIAKr"n addressed the
Ha,;alion--madc a trctl;,.Jlc speech. -,'.-
other improvement We would notice, is this
there We're 10 liquor stands, no drunken
MSS or fighting; an, we suppose that in
thirty minutes after parade, every man had
left the iiv.,I
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From tie Darlington Flug.
A CURIOUS PIG

Nix. EDIror: 4 youru SOW h,ln,,;rr =,
Mr.. John y. Amjr.vs ,f Hi. .',,,,',,.
brought forth scvcr, nirs vcs,r,l,v n,,,'
of which is q curi,.s;tv % ur,.,,u,.L 'l,,,
cannot refrain from oiyiuo vou ,n ,crnv,t
Of it.
have called !, mir I'm, L,.,;.r. :,
would bc NOR, uroner tn saw ,,;,S 7, l.,,
two Spincs. eiplt lcrs (witL four h,nt. ~,
cach.j two tails. and III, hinder n,r,s H.
everything well .lry,loprJ At.,l,, u,,,.r
part Of tic abdomen, III. two ,irs f,s
sl,all term ,l,cu) hc,a,nc ;,;nr1 tn,,.'har Th
I'M, conjunction '"car'c $" close at the
,'e'N '''''' one i'';''i was lost III the ofhcr.-
n' however han e'gh' !'iSks, and Two
tongues inc same Us TWO ::gS. The n"ck
hoies We're separate. II ha,l four sets Of
nos, two heals, two lvers, two stomachS,
&e, but the hearts and livcrs were grown
TL;s nc, ~ ~;1,,.,,..,
call i w. ~. ' "'n". Nn"" IL, ~" 10
l;v. ,,,r. ,I,.m ~ "'' w.. WV ,~., Nv,
some T,,u:,l;st ,,.n ~ | mI., " ."n. w., III
of Ills = r. n
DuL /,u.,u H., ,..y,o - W.
L,uus,x E.w y,,,,. 1J,r,ij ;,
compiled Il table from the fullest attainabIe
materials, whi>h presents AN exhibit of the
emigration, from ;he North and South. ,n
kansas. OF the cmigra";s for 1856 from
the South. Missouri has furnished 100,
and South Carolina. the next larrrst mum.
l"r, $50 men. OF the Northern States,
Massachusetts has sent the largest lumber,
~ 49, ana New "rk The next largest, 300.
ne SOUTH as a whole. has sent ont 1000
e'n'Sr'n!s, whIlc me North has furnished
oh'y Observation-Disclosures.
Ercruf;on.- Yesterday III. ncr,l,v ,t
tl,. law WAS enforced ON J,m.s N,.r,ul,s
who cxp,tc.l on the yallows the crin,. Of
which he was convicted. lie is sail to
have met his end with tho. tirmn.ss result
inc from Christian hope of forgiveness from
Cod Caroiiniun, oGM ukf.
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NICARAGUA.

Late accounts from Central America, at
tribute the defeat OF Col. ScuLEssINGER to
cowardice and negligence OH his part
Capt. TuoRrE faced him on the field and
threatened to shoot him as coward.
Gen. WALKER is said to be well fortified,
and is receiving additional forces.
Another battle had taken place between
fourteen Americans, under Capt. BALDWIN,
and one hundred Costa Ricans, in which the
latter were defeated, with loss of thirty
killed. BALDwIS lost two men.
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ABBEVILLE BANNER.
WILLIAM Q. DAVIS, EDITOR.
THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 1, 1856.
cB- The friends of LUCIEN II. LOMAN,
Esq, respectfully announce him as Candidate
for the next Legislature.


Ey- If you want Tinware, by Wholesale
or retail, go to LAwsoN's. If you want
Tomb Stones, Monuments, &C., go to SMALL
WOOD. Ncwberry, and get them. If you
arc hot, and want to cool off, 60 down to
lluGnEY's and get some Icc-hc's got a
quantity of it. If you have any Butter,
Eggs, Tallow, Sc, for sale, carry them to
LoMAx a. Conn-thcy'Il pay you the cash.
And should YOU visit Augusta, and wish
Dry Goods. call on WILLIAM SHEAR; he
will not fail TO please you in prices and
quality.
Read the advertisements Of tho abov.
named gentlemen, to be found in another
column.
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John Tyler Leeturing on tic Dead of
his CaJinet.-The South Side (Va.) Dem
ocrat states that Ex-President tyler is
about to deliver a lecture upon "the dead
of his Cabinet" The Democrat saws:
ain that Cabinet were the accomplished
Legare, the elegant and crudite Upsl,ur,
the brilliant Gilmer, and those twin giants
of their age Webster and Calhoun. Scarce
ten gears have passed since the illustrious
gallery Of statesmen, jurists and scholars
filed the Offices of the Cabinet, but one by
one the nation has put on mourning for
them. and he who gathered. them around
him to bear with him the great responsible
tiles of his time, and share the heavy du-
ties of his post. lives still to speak their
culogisln. Need we add that it will be
a tribute worthy even of these mighty
dead"