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The President has signed the Wisconsin,
Michigan, Alabama and Louisiana Railroad
bills, appropriating lands for Railroads.
Mr.. FILLMORE AND TIE NOMINATIONS
The New York Heralds Paris correspon-
dent under date Of the 21st ult., writes that
Mr.. Fillmore arrived in that city on the
Goth from Copenhagen. He left Rome with
view to 60 to Russia, but found the Bal
tic blocked with ice So he returned to
Paris, and will, in few days, leave for
England. The writer adds: ''You may
expect him home in four or five weeks He
looks remarkably well, and I venture to say
is the most composed candidate for the Pre-
sidency now extant. Mr.. Fillmore received
the first official information of his nomina-
ton by the American party in Venice, and
duplicate of it here the day before yester-
day. His acceptance goes out by the same
mail which carries this letter. Mr.. F. en-
dorses the general principles of the platform,
and condemns all sectional agitation. He
accepts the nomination as national man"
THE HEBREws.-Congress has just pass
ed an act granting to the Hebrew congre-
cation in Washington all the rights and
privileges enjoyed by the Christian Church
es in the same city. The disability thus
removed has been thoughtlessly permitted
to exist since the foundation of the govern
ment, until brought to the attention of the
United States Senate, few weeks ago, in
some we'll timed remarks by Gen: Cass
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1856-06-12

New White Wheat of the first quality
arriving at Augusta, Georgia. ]
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1856-06-12
NOTICE..

A LII persons indebted to Joseph Young, de-
n ceased, on Note, Account, or otherwise, are
requested to make immediate settlement of the
same with the subscribers.
ROBERT YOUNG and
WALTER A. HATSLIP, Adm RS
je 1875 of Joseph Young.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1856-06-12

DACON.-A primo lot Of Side and Shoulde
ID Bacon for sale by VIM. BOSWELL.
June 5, 1856
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1856-06-12

TRAVATS and TIES-a beautiful assortmon,
u for sale by VIM BOSWELL.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1856-06-12

DlDING WHIPS, Trotting Whips, &c.
IL, For sale by S M PADGETT s. CO
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rhe Grave at President sfonrue.

| Tie New York Times ealA attention tD The
tact that thu remains Of President MoYaog atc
inferred IN burial ground in that city, with
out monument 10 mark his teating plaer llo
tc9 beneath simple sIah, upon Which Ia iacrc
l. the inscription "J,aSs MoNRoe. RosFEi
lplorsoS Vault No ,l1' There ,s oo'h-
my 10 MITIGATE that the laws NoSro, mro
toned ie the MovRpf who was IL lhr battle of
White PLANS ami received bah in hi. ahoel
dtF IT tbr attacn ~ i'ruion, who fought by
tac sl,lc at Lafayette u, Braudywint, who vas
England VIVA was Secretary o STATE 10 tstl
and Tor two irll terms l'ru,trpt OF Cheese TIM
tel stats act such is che Fact. and tha'
weather stained lab 81 marhle two b,t sluar,
Is MI tliu monument tina, is,fres,,len, NoSRre
has. rty i3g,es states the following aiIitm
al facts
A. VIZ Motune Nas Virginia. 81 A. th.
supposit,an of most psopl that b. Iud and
was buried within ,he cd Dominion. bnt ,hi
IL an error,
Mr. Monroo ~ b. hst days, rcsti'Ni vGh
Samuel Gouyermur. late postmaster ot this t,,y
who married hts only daughter their nesidencc
was ga thu Ca.ncs Ut Prince and him ~in,t.
~ ,vacrahlc nr Frnnc,s ,pt,e Us tau; tp
of,ua altt Mr. Monrcr Walking udi, ahrA tbc
weather was Zine, and that op thVs, ,vcassui d
be was the uhcc, of tn, most aarvtinnat, st
teniien lie has o,},n raet him making prf
chss,a inr th, family. NJ Centre Market. whcrr
all the stallmen knew aud honortd hlm- lie
Nus tall and snare very n,teltst IN b., h. arInc
dguiiiet and gen,,emanly In his address ~
was hcsitatiue AMI dhdeat. A. polite 10 tnc
poorest and humhhvt ~ 60 any, He was nggc
OF the mo,j Industrious Of picu.a hari s;ndrHt
and bis cares lef THAR marks on hts iagc. Tee
wound thai ne ncr,vsd at Trenton WIS tel. for
many years afterwards indeed. throughout AL
his he Ne occasionally satlcrd lrom it
It's last ilipraA was hong and ;tsi,ou= ouS
Ills attendant was his So,g-in.lawS iamlly ply-
siciap, pr berger lie exriri al To- o.
clock On the rnr'iirg ct the lth At July, l'Ii
Tvs funeral wass very imposing ouc tae
largest that vt ,hs, ,iwr had ever ete' syn Ca
New \ fk. The military. pusir GcncIal 90.
ea, Merton, Grsnd Marshal. 6liri Hruadway
nom rrinc,, 90 bread street, through Witch y
pass,i 10 the cemetery. The day Wa bue. a..d
the sign III mourning wrc generally ndor''d by
our citiyens. The vault In which his dust still
lies Is on the cast side ot the ccm.tery pass IN
| the RICH, Of the raaiu walk Us you look in Ftor'
! III. entrance The paSscr by viii noticc y ,iuali
polc, ON which dese hoa~' = perchel, VITA
In a ward Of tina, pole is the SACRED sro'.
Mr. Nouros shares even his grave With An.
othN man lie bad no wrath Chen he dlci
ani in his i2sth no tomb o! hts Own
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--rrAgrrrlAroN aN rrarsrs


W 4,fs cia,. trs,r = B,.,r. ~ teetal,o,l slta
th. a,.s,.,v'. sad Gore hst' ~tia the ose,o.ts,.
,1~ :yisv.a,S, ss- -s-sf's'. r'" s~s' -'''''
D. W gu.~ su', dnnitni Trey ~" AZ" "n'ttr ~ ih~
s.t1nn Or iaf rfs tent g a'' fres7s
The whole uosa5er Cd ee,nbers "a t,s il,sf.e
Of Reprrs utat,y,>, wlva iul, IS ga rbr
above list rnnprl a uhcu' une.thrl Ct the acu-
hcr Oh, sr'atet pars oI tle remainder a,iI
he oLoe'u on 'h, Gay cd ,ie Presidential "'ec-
t0a,
The sbD,l s,.be,,ai, include, Ct .actnler,
lrum Northern ~tat,'. and oul, irtaa south.
,ru, lr, the uppoei,lon ualos,'S IL oaIy two
po,4 mot this aiotd convincing proof lbal tir
new Naususs. which commence lts tAstefFr
oa ,ba itb OF Magrn acyt, viii is, pcmocraitc
aud probably by handsome uaserltt.
/, should hy rmtmAgryd tina, ii ala.e, Ill
thr important Noirt To n. present fot&;ess
such AZ tbe cl,'et,ct of Speaker, the "opidng
ri st,rrFgs tar toe Amy the s9pr,ianias at the
ln,ska robaltiuu. sni other qu,etinuS lnyolv-
my political tests, tho Black l1pub,cans bad
tat nragvf majority IA majority which has
tsyu over. Jpt. s, i.h ,arSc Margin 20 spare
h4 the r,~plte VI the nrw elections already as
81 rta.ns,i What "a thu reason al al this $500
Why is 1t That uiaBy 81 the nan who snip
ported ihose cNtn'nn' measurs aad others
ahou, a. lad have hsto repla'Sei by h'uso
Crs,ts thn Apswry IS Oh, ions, The peoplc
an tired el tassk iippublicaniSm They ts'-
gta t. understand tia, ,le graseS, obstacle to
IA, Ita.rs yit, ald l.R,e o kansat and the
great 4 iu,i~iimcn, Va ,h' way ~ US heing
ral, ft, State hhS been ard Is the ogheinus
Intermediates al IMMIGRANT AL Sc'rihs and
Tnitlcal srs'ruiatlgs IN kansas oatrsgts --
| nps hAN, hat ,uaps,vh vi SECh ititerh rFute
aod ar. uov di.rusd to 'ej me people - X an.
'is WaHle ;h,.r uvg Affairs, axusahly 20 the
pyus ,.ous st The Nebraska law and Tie Cor.
$; tNuon ct - n,itNi stairs, an,lsT snca ce,-
rral protect cu as WAY b, ye,vSSary (fcu the
national eVvctumrat \ ,enyicti1a "a raSoa.
able ar,i qruror IS better bate than n'ser
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iioRefBIs Ceusi.Ty--CHiLp BURNT 70 unArH
A tragedy took place in thus village on Tues
day. eahibitng such revolving cruelty. "a 10 b.
almost Incredible A little boy, Eve Years o
se. belonging 20 Mrs Story, On Washburn
street. Was roasted alive by f,nd. in human
shape, named Elizabeth Craig, white woman
whose husband ia negro. The evidence elici.
tel before the coroner's jury shows that the
victim was lei, with smakr child, by its moth.
er WHEN Elizabeth Craig who lived Ia another
portion of the house. took the opportunity, and
catered the apartment. and prooe,dtd TO the
execution Of the ded, which. !: has been shown,
ste had previously threatened With horrid
Impressions ot damn you, damn you" ias
s.'it us's Aeid oa the FIRE BY us soraxa,o,, usfil
Is legs dad bO,feSs rsrs burned 10 q esnd<r, then
with satanic rcve-ge. the body of the child was
reversed by the mur!ercss, until rs 6Srok scds
rgaaea 10 Grasp.
Thc little satfcfrr was oand ia u eurnar oi
the room. ard fingered on in al unconscious
state un,il yesterday Thursday morning, wien
be showed a return o; Consciousness, and
when asked by its mother for the frs, time.
How came yoa 10 burn yourself" answered.
Elizabeth buried me, aud then, a. il recall.
ny the horrors OF the awful scene which were
pictured % lis imagination, exclaimed Damn
you, damn you evidently in imitation Of the
impecation usd by its iorsncn,or. Death soon
pat an end TO Tie suferinss Ct the child.
The woman was arrested last evening She
tells distrvn, and eoasicsing stories in regard
10 the transaction. she Is said IN he q des,sr.
ate character and came to this place trosa sone
OF the eastern cities. The cause which I'D h.r
to the perptration OF this diaboiical murder
DOES no, appear. bot ], vas probably owing 10
depavity 81 heart. excited to frenzy By sou,e
ooyssh 'rcak OF bsr victim. IL is said ,hs, she
bad made the tersi ,Aa, she xould lie TO ~,
the child oa ,ha ire and pa, Der 800, On IT,
fnirnrf Y Y J-tnni
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A,,uAv, Ri,ER.--I'he Mobile tsrsH ,.
~ the ID instant says
The steamer fslrtseld, capt, Wa BaeAy
arrived Yesterday from puacass Tar. Hhor'
ten u,a- below Nou,gwnry. with % bal.
o. cotton aud ahcut eighty passengers, anoug
whom wcrv several ot ous eli NeeiF rlti
chant. Capt, u informs rs thai ie t'vy1
knew ,hc Alabama river 40 low as AZ pn's,n'
,hcrr Is not morc than tit,rn inches water 90
Duncan's bar AMI the PASSENGERS were eon'
peih'i 10 travel ~ and te,ho lar t'''c-r TAX
ing the boat
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tFosa toe htw iosk Spectator
take superior.

/ wus .nprisd and ratified "a notice the
changes which - single year has made through
ont tAls vast region. and aov the whole route
'S~oga q srs.sasi.ns i.'es'4i ter'y 's,!cs ,-2r
Nackinac we eater the ST Mary's river dll,d
with ita > 600 isauds--aow narrow and wind
ing. snd then ;wriling into broad add beautiful
hikea Fioy miles IT river navigation, and We
eater tie WATERS of lake Superior through the
canal thar ests around the rapids at the SAUL
~ Marc iIese we have "a va 90 miles ia
length opening before vs. IN who's shores arr
hidien untold treasure, arb whose eooi ard
TRANSPARENT waters 'orm one ot the most re-
mafkable boiHs of if,si, water ia the World
sail Of two dpye brings rs % Super,or, a, tie
head Of the lake ami which is certainly a woG
der. Those ol ny readers who may remember
tho Dotic' Of this "tIty in tho WILDERNESS. val
hardly believe what Changes siaVie year has
wrought e' tn, roiut ! could hardly ,rps,
my own Eyes, a. cafiH cu' upon thu deck on
The morning at rur erriyal The forest il rap
ATTY dtsappenrinc ardsr ,ha sturdy slrosc Of
the wpodmau eve. last year the population
vas hu' AGO and row iteqnals 600 Large
AMI fine buildings have bosn erected ard new
oues arr ETH rc,ng ur society has changed
as ranFfly A. ! was passing down street, a
Young lady whose asr bore abundant in5ca-
tons oienergy, 'ncellecuce and rehn~meat. The
printing oi'c' has become ambitious and has
changed us Quarters from that quiet nook Oh
TIE \emadn o. = nice frame hailding, Two
story high, tina: wcud took well IN any New
| England village The hotel j. eRlsrgirg rs
dimensions, ard 70 my good satisfaction se,s a.
good 'sbie as aBy hotel ee,w~p New York
ard lake superior IN the evening a party OF
ladies' and e.n,lc,nyn visited the boa, By lHyi-
taiicn of u captain. who ia dress. and eehav'
icr and looks, would bEvr eraed any u,aiSion
oa the FjNh Aveuo
J |! this rlacc dos not tsNccn,e On impq,sn,
city It slil ~ n n 40 lack Of enterprise in rs
lnhah,anis tul ttere q no doabt tina; shes
a communication is ally orer,i between il and
=, Paul " will ,ise rartdly as cn'rr 81
communication mr. the Nor,h. West.
WAR JAMS, hoKp0S BGNShr SAys.-- The
Nes lovk He,rl of Mondsy, SAYS
We give q an0'hr- c,,'rmn the rsait Of Toe
electio0s bid IN the several grvat States thus
TAR !og taC TEX, toagN-s- lt shows q galn Of
forty tao aSAhcrs ten States Sog the Demo
cratic pGty L Tho elections ", 10 cteld 7e>
'u't as ia ls's when ne opposition carried
cr,sythmg most heir own way. the HuGse
vii ssaai IA the s7.r,yaAh C,agress. III he
moe-sis - llS opposition The prespc, IS
that tAe lem, Gratis viii sSrrr a working ia
0rlty over al o,hvrS
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TEMPERANCE HOUSE JACKSON STREET
u ess~~-a n nd s-t Fesr,h 81 suI " -
v>-< sssrsaS. - NE a., s-ss VI uon. u % .sy
tsras Gaosl sfsshas si..ee-. P.Are va,ro,.<, I,
sssss- s,aS.s eAa ., las ses-s aAay sr ,ss.,se,r
ar>a<n - tas sssa- ss2 Csa ,A~ "A
'sassry :. iss<-si. " NInoN
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DISTRICT couRr-rHIRD DISTRICT

seaS FoenLissrcs yeuS scuLsuNs-ssm mon.
Sf sloess dsuAzi on eeatrse, esuap.aai we'd
To TIRE sheve-saxed pefeAss.,
loa sv hsfehy sannsn.d sad rss aired snswes tAs
Compliant In The abc.~ enti;l-d setna vhih wss nlsc
IA ne exe Of the eierh a sasA Coe 81 thasss 10 ss
eoaaiy 81 Csryef the I'D day of August, 4 ~ Isk
eso- ia Tie tsws VI sksAss~~ IN the ee0s, Il
stsin t~-a'y says a''sr tee ssrvirs Of tan
yes eksius,s- o. tAs tss Il ssth -sfves saA !.
zoe al Ia sss~.r ssa complaint, - Asr-ey lrea
the P.sain vii take isasnsns GO eser,a deglArs ane
81, With a.egsst Ihsseon trpG the 81 "a o,
Ag.asi A y. lHe. Ass s--t. 4 he ssttsn.
JOHN n. HOLLAND
FlAlatss's AgisrYsf,
Dated A.rxss ssa, lsss.-ssr,s ~sw
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rHs MsRNx,c.--The NAVY pepartucn,
las nteihsepee that the nes |, ;. stsam m.
gs:e Aerrlaae, IL les ate TIP seT~s tie Al,
.aa''e. arrived &C, in soC-;ssa Oars AID ooe
hcur from and 20 Aaad AID sx.e-n aay~ from
pert TO port. psrios.'he ,rip .hs made 70?
miles 10 - hccrs
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NorICE-TO CHAS. BAIL, wN. WAKE

Az nsh, CAAfes hesntnf. Ewing Chute, ami sli
fstsons osaing eAimas parcels NJ ana.
70 The city OF saot Psai, re street hereinafter e-
sci iteA
whereas, ten rssslsn, fr-shohisr. o. he s,ensd
"sfd Ia the civ 4 saiut rsai have BY petition rsTre
sestef TO the Common Covrt, that !, 10 h-ess~ry Ia
axe ter pohiie use szid ward certain portions OF
pArees Of lsnd ssnoisss 90 sStsnd wseAsAau s,nr~t
e The came sdth (eo} sSfy f~t Ia the ne aps
dresuoa now has, with u shall the li,.rv
Rirsy.
New thtrfers. yes the psr-ens above named ssl .ll
ether rerssns iater~sssd tAsr-n herhy nea tast
90 Wsdnss.sy the iSsA day ef NoSenhs. ssxs a, ten
eseek In ,As forenoon Of thai CAV .p,les,oa M
~ maas "a sshsF Il a.. P>ttea.rs tie 30 At.sss
ssssesass, Jsdes ef The pssfies Court O. kArs~,
~, Tor the sr,oatu~at Of twelve juror to .f.x "a,
prsasss ssd to desssmfss vhstsss IL v, bs
TO eAs ssI forioa Of the zane br he AMI parpo
~. spseiesd In sskt petaisn.
BY .ress u the Go1noa Council
sse's is"<" Up. Urrrs CITY Csrs
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Calena, Dunieith and Minnesota
P A G K E r COM P A NY
OkaiNsAifu President E. - n. JONES, Secretary
ARRANGEMENT FOR 1855.
-
Two Daily Lines to Saint Paul.

DAILY LINE TO RoCK Island
The Boat. of ihis Company Will max, rrv,t,, min,
between Gaieua and Saint Paul, leaving sIena rv.,
morning and evening tSundays ..oeptsD in tim. Ia
do business Al dubuque and Bpaleita anal connect
81 Dunleh with the trains OF the Illinois Central Ha
r.ad from the Esst aad sosh going up asd returning
They will stop At all intermediate points AMI ..m.,
~ raul suhrrny long Tor Passengers a. visit the Falls
81 49, Anthony. The hIowIng boats cotp mise The p-
between Gslens and saint Paul
war Eagle ......-... Capt ID. y, HARRIS
Oaehs' .i..--'..,...,, - kenucdy Iodwiek.
Northern BsHe ............ " PRESTON Iodwick
Golden kIa................ 4" J. W, ParksF
LADY fraakhn. ..-.. see. " Conner.
ocean WsV-... ....,,..... H. II. Glein,
Siy DTis ....,,...,....- - W. ~ lAuEbtog.
SfsnHe stats. " J, y Herd,
AhAmora. ...,..........,. W. II. Gabb~tt
All hrs-eiass steamers commanded BY the most ski
ial and genu.msnly ofhcsrr, AMI are dtted ap with
Mail Hosts and running in connection with he Raj,
ruad, N ir panrtuaIty can b. relied upon Tbi. tow
psny will also run the
n nossI As.n '''''-'..'.',.'.c'p smith.
between Galsua and hoek lslsnd uatius 4 daily line
Island Railroad " and the ~ Ipuis keokyk a Poct
Island line OF nrst ciass steamers at Fulton City witt
the train. Of the Chicago, Fulton Iowa Rarosa and
al eaishs ~ th the beat. Of Tive GssnA Dsnlsith IN
bo9u~ and ~ Fsul line Of steamers thus Erung -st-
comfortable sai reliable line ~ Louis ana II
Faut connecting with the RsLfusd. at Dunle,tL Fulto.
CIV and Roek isaed
fos freight or passage apply IN. oice on board 81
90 tanE beil, Jones Co., Gaiens Campbell siims u a
%, iune,th, Edward sttmson a Co, Dubuque Blake
Icy Burbank OF Borup Chsmplin ~ Int Paul: Ior.,
SCo or iAagey 90 RoeA Island; II. p. weboTs
10. 90 Jno Fhelps, FELTON, Cty.
Campbell. JONES 90, Agents.
Ap2 se-6mdsw No Is I.v.s ,.isu.
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fbc folcTing prgo1s bAFs f"'n sfy~eS !"
.Lc 18Th Copgresa, which commences lts Official
existence on TIE 9Th Of March rcyt
9;ssorw.
ti4tfiste
l,--tgane.s z. Bar, Jr.. Dentou Opp.
2.--AujerSor, Opp
3-Jas. :. Green, Dem. g1ir.
4.--crsiy. Dem. gaia
J.--Wo0dsoii, Opp.
John s. ptelia, Den.
1.--s,aiauel Carath -, Dem.
nwh.
i.--saia. Il. Cartis, Opp. gain
2.--Timothy Davis, Opp.
ARKANSAS.
l.--AIlred r. Greenwood. Dem.
2---fdward j. WorGef. Dem
skisz.
i.--Jobn N. Wood OPP.
2.--cimrcs j Gilman, opp.
D. Nehemiah Abbott, Opp
A. Fseemnn II Morse, Opp.
5-.Israel Washburn, Jr. Opp.
C.--Siephcn Z. Foster Opp. gain.
VERMONT.
- walton, up.
2.-.tasiin Is morrill,. Opp.
Homer Il, itogce, Opp.
,,o.,n.
?. -Gcorpa :. Hawkins, Dem
,.
~ DH'f"I a. ID io'ehc'' ''" 'e-'''e''''
20 o. Joy MOTIF opp
"a lanes Lam, pei"' gam
an ~iieofy ~ fbhHps' p'i"' sA"'
21'--pss- '"ita' l'eih
~ ''onh i,eHiHaa' p,h' fofiV'p"'
.h iienfy 'h'p'hao' '''" sa"
s'h~- - t,ancy "ohe''' p'"'
1th y. l.'rf'S' 'Pp' ''''f"'
YIN Jon" - h'''"H' Up" '''"'''''
Iih " ~ L. ~" ai1' p'''' gun
~" y"hn '; 'rIn'kn"1.. - ''"'' 81"
IN !" H. i,''n ... ION ' gun
.lth au'@ a., a. ''fD~, oppr ''''c,r
''b-- 'h'""n "mH' D""' gam
teu'-r4 ,,3i . AL Al p , ga'n.
IN I" "'|, is ,',iy nt"' ga'n
Stn--''o,h - Eur Up "'','''''
iW ~, .~, ,o',., ''s ., Up 20
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Saint Anthony and Third Street,,
NEAR THE POST OFFICE.
SAINT PAUL, MINI T. q y \.


WV w.
I Gsea1s.
Gee. y. Armstrong, Ese
J, Sssaf Loxss.
John Rsrkin, Esq.
IOtis Wsss, Eco.
Galnsd.
ssnj. n Campbell Eco
\ Cspi. Orrin Smith.
! Nsnnssota.
Gov, w. A. German.
Ex-Cov. AlsI. Ramsey,
Hos. u. n. Rice.
Aessrs Bosup 4 oskes.
+" Aackubin . kiges
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CHEPLEY i FESSENDEN. ATTORNEYS
~ AND CoUNskLLORs-ATL LAW sna soi.etsoss in
.hAaesFy vii attend 10 in stsarn.
aad the sd sesnt coustis Particular attention Civ
70 'as oeAaes Of lad warrso's buying and ssiog OF
snts &C. lard warrants fr s.l. Tor each ~ or tim.
Once No. IL wstss street, - Ctoud, Mt
SMITH d WEST, HOUSE, SIGN AND or
~ NAMkNTAL PAINTING don, with tispa,rL rh.,,
emrs . ~ Wafer street, 81. Cioad ny
September 18th DIM ulou
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sRRt3sRECTUS.
eeR R8 s. Y 50 oaa
IT SHINES FOR ALL.

tTENHE undersigned propose to commence, at
| Il all early date, in the J WI Of Ncwbrrry,
the pnblicntion of Weekly newspaper, 3" be
called "THE SUI" designed for general circu-
lntion.
! Its columns will contain the news of the day.
foreign and domestic: and accurate review of
the markets: II synopsis of the proceedings Of
Congress during its session. articles on atiicul-
turc, and interesting miscellaneous matter. a
portion OF IT will be devoted to literature, origin
al and selected.
IT, is the intention of tho undersigned to make
Tile SIM agreeable and Instructive visitor, dis
nelng error and ignorance, and difl,isng 9"na!
| aud healthy Influences wherever its rays may
penetrate. 1t will be political, but liberal owin.,
| no slavish scrvlc allegiance to parties or poll
ticia,s. it will advocate measures, not men;
and will labor only for the of principles.
In II word, it will be the organ Of no man or
clique. Ii will bc Anicrcam in tone and scnti-
Inrni, yet r"rndatim. nothing foreign. because it
Is so; bclie,n" and rnaintainin,, that tn" good,
the wise. the honorable, and useful. are in.li-
grnols to no cline, nor tho property of any
peculiar people, but are the common right oi
all.
Its aim will be to advance, reform and i'm
prove; not to crush, drprr:s and destroy. IL
will hold up to light and reflection. the ruthless
and savag. deeds and practices OF Ia" times;
defend uure morals in all the social relations Of
life; and scout at all attempts ut scribhiing
blackgun'dsnl. 1t will be progressive. but not
rrckiess'y So
Entertaining fixed and decided views on the
great Questions of the day, it will vim.ca,c the
honor. project the rights, and defend the cause,
and th" Institutions Of the South.
II will number in its corps "t contributors
som" able p"ii'ical and literary writer's
We promise much, but intend I" perform ii all,
and more. il the reading public will give tho
tciprisc II vclal pa!t"na,;e.
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So per annu,n. payable in advance. No paper
will he c" tinurd beyond the time for which il
is m.l All subscriptions and communications
on business should he addressed to the under
signcd, at Nrwbcrrv &. H., :. G.
SLIDER Il erosion.
january 20, ISJ6 al
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1856-03-27
Southern Quarterly Rcvicw.

~ Wills Periodical is the only one of its class
IL III thu rutIrr region Of The South: and its
pages are referred tn the best evidence @: ,h
ability "f the South. and its capacity 10 rive .N
pirsS!on I" the feelings, the Interest an,! ,ul.I
grncc "f this section "f our country. Its prr
P"@c Is To larry represent ourselves. and not l..
misr"pTc>cnt others IT, aims tn maintain in,
truth as We understand il, and to assert IN. in
tcilrcua' inequality of S"..i::;; - ;,,. III n,
sam" lime, il will free the mind of our pro,.l.
from that state "t literary ilr:,I,lom and ,l,p.n
'!cncy under which they have ton lnnr laLurrd.
We claim. then, from all lovers of The South au,.
firh1> oI Il tIuly l"inr htc:aiI,rr tkui .u:r:.;,
for nur Work which ;:ill enable. us 10 uiy, i, :;
free r"'lrs'' aud Illus make il cIninrnilv worth,
OF the woIld's admiration and our own prrc
{. MORTIMER. Publisher
Office "S"ut'"rn Quarterly Review Law
Range, n:o:;! ~, Chuirsiun, >. T..
The following resolution was n.loped by Il,t
Southern Com. Convention, held in Charleston il
April, 1851:
Resolved. That the Southern Quarterly Re
view published in the City of Charleston, by {:
native of Virginia. and edited by onc of the most
distinguished literary scl tIcmcn Of the South
being the "n:v Periodical of that character
printed and published in the Southern States
and liaviag always defended the institutions AN.
interests of the South, is entitled the Iairoinr,
OF the Southern people, and this Convention
earnestly recommend il to their favorable curs
Grafton.
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