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kfR CO. 90. 30 Cary street have on hand m ss.o,tr
English and American Rolled
Refined English Iron
SWties and American Hammered
Plough Iron 90 IL inches wide
Oval and half round do
Rand. Hoop aud Horse shoe Iron
America, English aud Russia sheet do
Nofuay Nail Rods
Tin Fitcs-assoried sizes
Utr and pg Tin. Sheet zine Sp.,.r
Bsr aud r u Lad Wire. A. Ia
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SOMETHING To OLD AND YOUNG
PROFESSOR NOOn'S
HAIR RESTOR

,,,u,i IA In ik ! 5r,oL RESTORATIVE.
''ii> A. r., ,a1 tive YEAR before pub
~. ~. 1 .e,'g ss,,,'y ,nL ,1ls PERFECTLY Unparalleled !;
a. ' t & sl s,,5. r..a 20 most % o a. ,,. ,ui 'ovn' %
hs..i srl W % ,y . ogrri That isai ts popgl''y'
pr,,,r.c m ,.t,iy , NJ - t ~ actual .s.i, Thats
dug eS1gi rGuh upon i bead. Of o. BALI rrc,ea ti b,r
aow Of e nauraauis and & render sr con sossy and
80 5 on ~. .'ap sni eypel danirun ihr crrt6.
iy 81. have it ANA therefore cas tsy know most III
s GO aan and retain s natural color any aye allotted
matter OHIO long standing o.. |
s., e. n s. - & r1,S ry'Ies',e individual. q tof
Of editors and 'efthaie' before au Co., n Be 30 of W sr.r
Psor woyr-psar H.yrs si, @ Of ySa ii.r ,.,,r..
removing nnl,araon. isrifas sHl constant isr-v -
, b. s ,,, n ~ r.. .,'' 'sli.s 1nd rs.'r
no Other "e'y 2 anything le ihe same rie'r, sul rro0'
PASTOR ofne orthodo, ciuriS. RissSssil. Bl,ss,Si
s. r,rt. Jan. o. i,ss
& ,y N',s, e,s nearly e,d 'r .'ne time snd 'n r,irs W
w , 9, i tN,,9l % NJ. & induced on herring ~ you've
nv bead ven rbi Vim r,o std hu.h ,ni te R-.tor,t,,
repeated every enine three weeks Young b- st,
,, & &TPl{ 3 & '7 Nas " '; np 'he rr,,ent te, snd
ec vas 1f'1 'rf vir T.1i ,c there We. of t sad sti,
s,s ws-s I'D .s, . f5,, saoi s, r. S, .sr E " .'.o.
Nov have .sd aftr f-. ,ni sto is. 1at lever
e-n hncrto suy gf FOO which sny rsrson'. fr uss -,, i
siel BY any oin, 9' i.e te o. be iy. sairc,y ,y,.s
. s,s,, ! & i,fe r. OILERS, 81 t alrsy tss e
'fcis end hNve gouddsncc A. uto have asei r h.-, m
coigcl W e u u have vrticn r. supply you cent o. be-
the whoCi se-rrft .,ta..fr
day inlu'res mais rr TO- Yai ieserve credit r y1
ior return harks benefit DO fss i,r.
cctslN hai frari long long ~ ever efsctrs af m
sflt congratulate YDur fortune and
alrcsdy INSIDE. Yours. hst.Hy. D W pnNp
Frm c' Bond Ksicrs. DrussH.t.. 81 Ptai' VI r.
Address ~ " WOOD Co psoprctors. $40 Rr1afus sv Nv
YORK, and no Market street. st. Lous
20 sale in Richmond, W AnGE kGRtY. prursist.
aui"-iem ~ Main
HAVANA AND PRINCIPE CIGARS.-A s-~,,
ffen fiil
Nap'cors Sprs Viva, Ls India e. ns and v.-v lr--
iot Of Uorloss Frue'ns, i,r sale by
la26 ORvRps A Apprgs,N
GyRGION'S INsTRI NENTS b, sr,,, ,,r'-,T hi
- daing ncssJ ai e tnpscycuents for alc "
LAlniEY ROHINsON,s
JAZZ N'F strug stcre, On Frsnkiin
HHDS PRIME OLD SuOJ FS t-- ssi-
- t-tl IANFs WINSTON
LYON SALE EPRtvArgLN.-t~iu ~iu ell privately a No
y Chambsrnad, Who 10 also good .-sustress
NJ 3. HARGRoyE, No. wana
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SINGERS SEWING MACHIXES.
REEDS PATENT
OH RO M E,'IER E,NGIN /,


VRNhlS Improved steam Engine which
granted "a John 4. Kccd, Nvw ls.s5-
I rfr 81" is Improvement; jDtSe,
about 80 cent, Hnd rcilcuF Tie weight ing
The saving 20 iuc s effected 10y letting the
the cyli'lcr; doubling t pot, balancing the
sure removing the friction aud weight tie side vayc-, ccccur
cross hc'd connecting ro a.. exceeding simplicity
renders much
"rr, 'u when placed tie boiler wn portable
though n
These EFn.s received the FIRST great ENh
billion u Paris! There Of or
ration, all giving great satisfaction.
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NEW YORK. BREMEN & SOUTHAMPTON.
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.

TVNNE SHIPS 60 PItISING t.f-=,,a
this tine the WASHINGTON Captain r. .Lt-k Il
C,NsNpY HERMANN. Capt. INV iGGlNs -AlHiLi,fI-
Thee steamers at southampton both going
and returning
PROPOSED DATEs OF sAmING-lssa
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HohN y. GORDON IITH STREET, NEAR
" tc Exchange Hotel Oilers for sale
American Hammered Iron.
kuslt-h and American rolled
English and American Liisierr,i steel.
broad Plough Iron, to ~ inch.
fisi Round and square Iron. q sIes
Oval, half oval and half round Iron.
American, English and Russia sheet IT0n.
Bart aud Hoop Iron.
Nall Rods, American aud Sw,iss.
American and Swcies iIor~- shoe Iron
Horse shoe, assorted
TIN Plate, ~ aud Hsr Tiu.
Sheet LlIc Sprler aud Sp,lfer Solder.
Shtatling. Brazier'- and BNr Copper
Shot, rig aud Bar Lad
Ground Wagon and Cart BoN.-
MCormk'- lud Palmer MOLD Board.
Wooden Bucket HandIvs
butke ktrs and E.ye.- snd black
Tin Plates, various
Hardware and Wrapping Paper.
Cotton and Hemp fiouEl. Lines
suir L'aitcr. good aud damaged
sperm. AdamIntue aud Ttll1w Candlrs
soaps, flucy and brown
With general assortment of Groceries la
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A,LAVE LIrE INhIMANCE COMrNNN.-Th,

- LAVE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
~ Richmond fr As-octon,tns the pioneer officer
ri this Kind Of Insuanc will Cash pts surplus
of tsANd prepared policies the
being y Virginia Insurance Company VI. Board o Dire
Ip-fsonnly known t. the conunty holding their
city where al Losses promptly aud literally adjusted,
20 lrnl share NJ the public patronage. Occ "a, present.
of Mtln . o. streets.
hr'cii Examiner pr. VI. Burton
q pr.sL
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
STATEN ISLAND.
FANCY DNI IING s:SINsIsSIIM

OFFICF. No
~, Nav
rUNE uniergnvl, prop.or- Of this Eabisn-nt, for
long 81 che of the NS'hsn
lor " yrarsJ been prosecuting their business StsH iI'Hd
IheN -lai runiis
-Nci al branches
s'--u attaining hs l-yte- improvement,
machinery
pastcT artistic sk In dy.ins finishing Ladies
and Nertuo br'--, IL
large proportion 81 cases these article made, color aud h
is' rvHN equal
Coik. M,uss. Velvet allen
treated. Faded and goods q
SILKS AND SILK DRESSES wATEgED
- and Mllu Curiaip Carpets Hugs Tali.
sed Eehnshe.l Danak Morcrn Curtsns beautifully ys
Ais". Kiboi,~ Hosiery, Glove,
Oolrrs -
Goods received ard r-turIi,,i Ly Express.
Good ulJcct tie claim -
BARRETr NLpiIEWS CO,
john street, DOOR from Gr"si~ay. y. Y.
Jslt-iGm-lPl
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nEEsIi.IO iwOS FIPE WORKS.
MEi,kll. ~ JAQUES.
I'D L.ut-.. -Lr..t Nnu. VI.

~ ANtfACfuRrRS ASD uEALERs WROUGHT IroN
4Ns Plvs Fiiugs, To Aui description apparaiu
connected wish Steam Water Ca, heating and .ltnl
Steamer Clurc- o'l Private Dweng., Hospitals, Village,
FACTORIES tud Halls.
M.ovalVvs. Cocks, Pumps, Gungc. Boiler. Boiler
made Co order
Our Cutting Machine and
.utsst tn tu double the of other
orrs solicited from AFFECTIONS the country promptly
tended e.. jIli--ly-lPl
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I0N a rOLEllIs:
SO BROAD srREEr, CORNER OF BEAVER. NEw YORK
AhffER FOR sALE the following heavy Cotton Fahrics.

SO BROAD srREEr, CORNER OF BEAVER. NEw YORK.
GhffER FOR SALE uic following heavy Cotton Fabrics.
NEw ENGLAND COTTON SAN DUCK - Inches. nos hard
and on also AL the various widths ~ manufactured
this Establishment comprising every variety the trade
offered af the lowe rnt
UNITED STATES PILOT DUCK-wo,slerry and Mount Yer.
non. Extra. fIl assortment this superior fhric.
WlLLiMANTIC COTTON DUCk-i6 Is. 29 inch. sT
numbers, hard and so This fabric highest pre-
mu ~ ihe London Word Fair, also Pair
slllP AND BEAR MARK DtCK-plain rnanufar.
urr by The Grcnwood Company
tents awning Sc al.o Mount Vernon Tu,d Ravens Howard
Ravens Pioneer and Plonx M Light Ravens plain ~
~ inch heavy do do
COrrON SAIL TWtNF-A fr assortment
TARPAtLINS. HANlNOCKS, STUFFS. Sc
drirr fcls
CAR COvER1NG-Coiton Canvass an widths from 30 20 $50
inches ad a numbers made expressly covering and roosng
Rarosd cars. perfectly sud permanently proof more
enduring than the itself
FNAMELLrNG CANvAss-so. ss io q ~ inch plain and
tviiicd, Boo every variety.
BAGS AND BAGGING-Of every description Seamless Rag.
use. ai sire. in bales of t1
strength, utility aud chcapne Tor grain aud unlr.
passed.
Also, heavy Cotton Sackg ~ inch Canvass thread warn and
Wiling heavy tvlnei, 10 DO 2p %, " and 80 inch.
WOOL SACkS-Noven whole III s'tcs, desirable
article fcls-dly
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10000

MISCELLANEOUS.
KENT, PAINE & CO.,
tNruErFRs tNp wuoLFsAtF nrstFEst
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
Nos 1913 and 1876, Main street. Richmond.
FALL TR A DE. 1858.
W. her ieavct inform friends and customer ta, We
w ar noH u receipt " large portion of Fsn of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
Comprising The largest, most var and desirable assortment We
have heru ttle 90 ut
Having cstcl ny eNpercncc Che .nvtvraars 90 b. y
81 from direct importetor have more extensively n
u That business and having purchased of Wankc ana
Moc,u 0oo at Che extreme low rcrt of last Spring will
enatled % Oder Frtat Inducements Iu these Goods
With increased facilities Co. rcttius up
HEAUN-UADE CLOTHING,
We prepared with spicih comprising every varefv
Of tIc latest aud approved styles
We cordially solicit tie merchants Virginia North Carons
and Icnncsc and parurv host rho have pafronrc
This market to NJ Least look through assuring Then that
exhibit assortment Of Gorls whh, variety vie
bought IN this country ' 49,
Orders At all urncs ssrsuy sni promptly attended TO-
Rehmcnd, sept IL iS'S KENT PAINE co
- PAHkER, NIWNO a co..
~ Just received fresh supply u Ogntemen'a
shavs aod blankets and Lambs Merino sh
call ~ Isi
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SHOW CASES!

~ T.
n PLATED ROSEWOOD. MAHOGANY AND BLACK WALNUT
SNOW CASE WAREROOMS.
to.Hsr H'd}' ANT Hyaiapa sre.'s. N4c York.
SHOW 'A>ES FITTED NlTii JtW II TRAYS.
onict. yer mail wh city references promptly atteud,
Jsl2-lm-lfI
SINGERS SEWING MACHINES.
FHNiiENt: Va tsItNEs have long sustained highest
reputation u The United Stac>. Tis
has recently bcvu awarded them il- Exposition
ihr Palace ui Industry Ia Paris and thus they have the Worlds
li,t of superiority.
Great jus added run H..
cut noise ait" t. the at double the Ordinary speed,
that
TWICE AS MUCH WORK CAN BE DONE IN 4 DAY.
The clothing aud loe manufacturing establishments
ihr machines h
perform every sort oi work IA the perfect stylr.
n thrr-
.cvitg uitcincs 90 tv rw Hulgeii, Wiu,
BtscT, and other paeut which
to auy advantage hereby lrr receive all
as" uninruvcd ones of Manufacture,
Nt~ AN LNTt-r IMPROVED N,,HtSE liberal All old
clrs ins ".ri y viii be- broken up and destroyed
particulars apply hy letter personally New YORK
y hLoeAl Arrnts wanted to make sales improved
tF Wscinrs L" rrou- properly Iitai for the business
opportunity Tor profitable aud pleasant employment offered
l.. VI. SINGER 4 CO,
Principal Onc, broadway y. Y.
BRANCH OFFICES; - Hanover BOSTON, l49
Phladeph l Bhltmorr street. BALTIMORE 25 Walnut
cnuat lNE - Chae. It, New Orleans; UluVrsvi y " tg
broad street Newark, y. J. lie 2s-,i8ul
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COu.tS, fANs. TlNCN t:nop>

NNT LILLIAN TAskEB, 10 Pa1s Pa1c. York invites ihe ~
w tcnnn o southern and Western Merc stotL
o. fars' Combs Hair Tooth aud Nah Bru.c Id Erculcs,
Priuncy. Porte Munnats. Jet Bracelets. P
Book. Dress Butons Pins N,c- E,r- watch
Guards, Wax Coral aud Glass Beds Necklaces, India Rubber
Combs Balls,
nnd Cutlery, Gold and Gt Jrwcy Yolns
Including general and larg sock English
German Fancy Goods which will b. cold at the very lowest prizes
cash approved paper.
80 Orders by irticr selected aud put
WILLIAM TAshER. iU Park Place N,W York
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ShokhlARi MARCY AND PARKER H. FRENCH
"'s"'N"ro>, Feb SECRETARY Marcy still decline. to
recognize Parker H. French a. the Nie.ragu,n v;ri.,.r
ba-ng hi refusal upon the grounds a. forn,er,
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LOOkINGGLA ASSES
AND PICTURE FRAME MANUFACTORY.
HORACE v. SIGEEIs,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL SALEROOMS
81 FORSYTH STREET, NEW YORK
HE IL. ~. v. -. would call strangers visiting
w the city, and ,y those Ia The trade,
WARtROOMS ANb MANDATORY
Ia the possession 81 unvus-d facilities execute all
rirIs t- lowest Possible Salrruotns are rrprte with
choice specimens and = fuii a. o.
,,.,., ,.,,. llCl GLIDING IN AL ITS BRANCHES.
MoILblNGs, RICH GILT. ROSE WOODS, OAK, ZEBRA
AND MAHOGANY,
IN variety and constantly OF hand.
Orders FROM all p,r UNITED STATES AND CANADAS
executed With promPinr-. packed greatest of care
Wvr'i discount allowed o. the trade H. V. SlGLER,
ho9-Sm-tsNtsl O. o. 90 aud II Forsyth y York
= FEN FUSE.
E.Npk Mining PrI"sr- aud uT tguing Charges
Il and dry Blasting, 90
fur' also, tr single 'i.i d.lhie laps Water Fu.r.
Manufactured s'.i so.d by GLENN PUTNAM,
= liberty s.. New Nurf.
sc Order. promptly f,i Tor ~ OF Gun Powder Of the
most @IIroNrd brands. is ESl i4l Work. shin sig
''''' a'' A'. Eoi2-iN .-V.NSl
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HbR o. VI bALLAkDs neW ar,D received the highest pre-
~ MUM at the worlds Fair and American Institute
examined by the Distinguished chemists Chiffon aud Prof yobr
Torry and pronounced the best for sale y principal Drug
gsts n this city Price e. Principal and -
JOO HfuaiWay, ScW York. uhiI-dIy
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PArENrEIASrIC NtiII,rS.

fAJIlON genuine, they bear the stamp
~ Patent All manufacturers aud sellers infringing Si d. prose
cA"i ice"rd'E TO law lpI mhis-ly
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Nv JlAN thNU y a NVNf
" GHATF AND FENDER MAKFHs
2t6 Front street, aud gln Iroadw Nv

jysi-diy-lPl 26 FRONT aud g}0 Broadway. n v.
E.NNCfLSiOK SEWING MACHINES-Madc by HOOD. nat.
H rELLE CO. Worcester Mas patented ~ as Howe J,
September 10Th l>i6 These Machines proper
usc not To yet cut Of repair They built good substantial
aud wukmuke manner, and s do Taors Shoemaker and
Sauers' work, iu warranted
stitch Will not rip than sewing hand
Call and them iu operation i4u CNUT street, Pha-p.
ny stairs ". \. DAWSON Agent.
-dy wi
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NUMBER 30.
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
GEN. CAss INJuRgD ny p,tt


AsH'NsToS, Feb. Sin descending the step- Of ,h.
'a'""' ohce about o'clock to-day Gen Cas-. slipped
and tel distance of four steps receiving severe en-, ON
the forehead near the temples The blood .trcsm.d ,c
"'eI ''"m TITS forehead aud month lie taken up in
a" 'en>hIe cond,on. iad remained unconscious for half
an hour or more. lie is so far restored To ru,.c;o.
n"s- a. To recognize his friends Hi, pbv,o;.n.
think his injuries serious,
lsf'oNB DISPATCH.
''rn. 'asss frame ~as much Jared by the tai. Th.r.
some dAhger oi nii1mation "i the brain consequence
othi- advanced age Hr i sleeping anil the uh,
c'ans will improve the oppur tunity To ,r,s hi. wou,
Ills vile and daughter and several other friend. are in At.
tendance him.
l'niEp DISPATCH.
"As"iNN@roN Feb. = T. M.-Gcn. Cass's .ymp,on.
A." fs"re favorable. His wound. were dressed thi att.
n7"" since which time e., has been comp.r,tiv.lv on
Portable The general impression is that h.. will rcox.
SECRETARY MARCY AND PARKER n FRENCH
W AsHiNGruN, Feb. s.-S.cr-tarv Mac s,;u
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~ IIIIiISruAS.

CuRISruAS.
NEGRO CLOTHING.-I have on hand y,ed ss.oyt
- wtHt H Negro thnE consisting OF Goats MONKEY Jarses
Faui. Nrst. Shirts scks &C. s. small iot N "a st,i.
tnns aui Nrst- which will s their original uor,h
~ Ntil street ~ "
de22 wM IRA SMITH
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SILKS! SILkNII-wc have large and hsnd.ou,. ss.o,
- nent Of slks. 800 " th- newest styles, cay
Plain Black. 80 qualities
Plain Coiorcd. do
Plaid and striped. 90
super Hrocadr. 90
More Antique iu great variety.
w Invite ht attention OF tn te at,va eo,pr.i,,
han!'om- t'sortmeut ss is 'o b. found .n Richmond
a IN
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Johnston Male and Female Academy.

Johnston Male and Female Academy.
first Monday in January, which will be the seventh
day of the month"; The Trustees truly grateful for the
liberal patronage which has been bestowed upon school
during the present session, and respectfully solicit
tnuaon of the same; feeling confident that institution
of the kind offers greater facilities for the expense
the whole will be under John W. Stuart ESQ.,. who has
been engaged several years in teaching with great success
part of the time connected with Randolph Macon College
as Principal OF the Preparatory department, which,
informed by the Faculty, he conducted with abi
ty and left with the regrets of ali concerned.
Flora Graham, who is NOrthCaroinian BY birth and cdu
cation and consequently identified with in and
ee,ng Sne n. he" graduate of one of the best e
ing OF er says She is one Of the best scholars eve,
could not give her. instruction from such teachers,
we'll the cheapness of board and tuition are advantages
y ~ have %
vanced classes in college, for the business walks @
young ladies will have fine opportunity to acquire sup
The Academy Is situated in healthy and agreeable COM
u'qnty, Is miles South Of Raleigh :,
charged from the time they Commence No deduction will
De made unless in case Of protncted illness.
The terms per session. Of months. follows
Tuition in the Primary branches, $40
higher .Htit4t5f. IL oo
Latin Greek, and French, or either, 400
Music, Piano included, 20 00
Drawing and Water Painting, 500
Board can E. had at from ss to q 50 p.r month
B. H. TonLrssos, W. D. TURNER,
A. j. LEACH, sf,y -SEru WooDALL
Leachburg, N. G., Dec. IA, 1855. - : ilo4-wsw
- Spirit Of the Age copy weeks.
RANDOLPH MACON COLLEGE, VA,
5ss... -. IL l..s.ss Jan. IA, 1856.
hereby certify that Mr. John W. Stuart in my judy
ment Is fully competent to conduct any Academy in the
country. Know no gentleman whom would rely
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MINING INTERESTS OF NORTH-CAROLINA,
Editors NJ C.. Standard: ...!v. ......
GENTLEMEN: The frequent inquiries which have
have been made of late, respecting the mining inter-
ess OF this State induce me to say very few words
upon this subject. s2,'&s. 81 ....
1t is very certain that the value of mining prop
erty cannot be estimated from the prices of mining
stocks in the New York market. This has been il
iustfated during the last year Or two, with North
Carolina Sold and Copper mines. assumed the
responsibility Of stating in the. Aping xJoprral, .
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Clay gave some inside views of the concoction Of
the famous Compromise act 1888 which, SO far as
they CO. correspond with the secret history of the
same connection, as given in one of the chapters on
that subject in the first volume of this work. Mr.
Clays speech is also remarkable for the declaration
that the protective system, which he long advocat
ed, was never intended to be permanent that it's
only design was to give temporary encouragement
to infant manufactures; and that it had fulfilled its
mission.
Mr. Calhoun's speech was also remarkable for ad-
hitting the power and the expediency of incidental
protection as it was called and on this ground he
justified his support Of the traif of 18l6--so much
objected against him. lie also gave his history of
the compromise of 1885, attrbutng it to the efficacy
of notification and Of the military attitude of South
Carolina which brought upon him the relentless
sarcasm of MIR. Clay, and occasioned his explanation
of his support Of a national bank in 1916 He was
chairman of the committee which reported the char
ter for that bank, and gave it the support which
carried it through with which he was reproached
after he became opposed to the bank He explained
the circumstances under which he gave that support
such As have often heard him state in conversa-
ton and which always appeared to me to be suffi-
cicnt to exempt him from reproach.
he had the merit of opposing, and probably Of de-
feating far more dangerous bank-one Of fifty mill
lions equivalent to one hundredand twenty millions
now,) and founded almost wholly upon United
States stocks-imposngly recommended to Congress-
by the then Secretary Of the Treasury, Mr. Alexan.
der ). Dallas The analytical mind Of Mr.. Calhoun.
then one of the youngest members, Immediately
solved this monster propositions into its constacnt
elemeuts, and his power of generalization and con.
den1eftoa enabled him to express its chatscter III
two wosds lending our crsaie u ~ 6dnt ~ .sds
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ASS~6"sS"AouSu dIiu IumOle. thus
started they all out to mount this Cavileno Of the
nineteenth century, each winding his way dubious
", as If lost in the countless mazes of an Eevpan
labyrinth. Now, all the uninitiated, as they neared
tina crib or kitchen, or whatever might be the ma
ture OF the structure, stepped high and softly. and
kept an eye now this way and nov that in order to
Keep out Of sight Of the Catholics; and all things
oeng favorable, they were challenged by the senti
nei, VINO required OF them sign of faithfulncss
sna t9e examination being closed, each one entered
aoor tnat was opened just enough to not scrape
NAL Then they were told his real name was .Sam y
ana that ne would recognize all as worthy who cali
ed MN by that name. A big fat man. called the
President, then arose with great gravity, and wei
coined the candidates in warm terms applaudino
duly their resolve to save the country, and explan
ing at length the virtues of the horse in particuar
ana the rules and bylaws of the concern. Their
hearts were all in perfect utter, as not KNOWING
wnas wouia come next; and as the ride was the
very naturally directed to SANS" back which
seemed long enough indeed for all, but 80 devlish
snarp that the greater part evidently thought it
wouldn't be whit better than riding on a rail The
PRESIDENT, who was chosen for his shrewdness and
ssct knowing the dangers Of procrastination. and
oeny inquired of all if they were willing to proceed
upon what they had heard. One of the bows said
-, ana all the rest followed suit not so much be.
cause tney really liked the prospect as that thew
were positively ashamed to back out from = thin.
tney mad begun; besides, they were encouraged e
Ps.sesere Dy the smiles and gestures Of few old
Hie1as VINO seemed to sit on Sans back with n
9ncn ease Is u It were q silk cushion The Presi
49,. tnen iaid the njanctious Of secresy, adminis
se;ee tne oatns explained the signA gsip4 mods and
xnka and concluded BY, pronopnesnS them worthy
ueeos esn some Of the dmid seemed still dc
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Emmerson. Merriwether Lady Bedford; O Bass
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