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N E w S P ING obs
FULL SUPPLIES.
william S7,@or-

"illio1n Shear
III 81 AS received his full supplies of SPRING;
IL a. GOODS, comprising large assortment
of new and beautiful styles of Fancy and Staple
articles. suitable for the present season, among
which are
Paris Printed Orgnndies ai.I Jaconct Muslns.
al very low prices:
Plain Coloretl Chaics and Rich Printed Ba-
r.gcs
Plain Barcgcs and Grape Marc,z, OF beautiful
coiors;
Eng!is!, and French Prints AMI Drilliantcs, of
new aud beautiful styles
Ladies' Spring and summer Silks, Of The latest
styles;
Plain Black Silks, of superior quality and at
Very low prices:
Surc:ior Black Silks, without lustre, for La
dies M"urning Dresses
l.urin's Summer Black DuinbaZincS and Black
ChaiicS:
Plain Black Grape Mare,z aud Black EarcseS
for Ladies' Mourning Dresses;
Superior Mourning Gingiiuns, Of new and
beautiful styles;
Mourning Mu<lil,s and Plain Hack lawns;
English Black C!nl.ca and Latcs Mourning
Wells:
Ladies' Mourning Collars and Cn,lerslcrvcs:
I.a,'i"s Embr"r!cred Muslin Bas,;uc*, Of new
and beautiful STYLES;
Ladies Embroidered Muslin Collars and In
,ierslccv">;
Jaconct ana Swiss Muslin Ban:s, lnsrrtings
and Edcings:
Real Thread and Ialencennc. Lace Elgings
and lnscrngs;
!.:!c:s S;img nnd Summer Manti.ias. Of ncw-
al,'. hrau,lul styles:
Ladies' Embroidered and Scollnpcl Linen
Canhric lIandk krr.hiels;
Ladies' Wide lIcm-stitch Linen Cambri.:
llnnik"rchicf$, for Mourning:
SUpcrinr Linen Camhrirs nml French Lawns ::
4. -
Mlslins;
Plain Swiss Null Naiu>ouk and .Iaconet Mus
inS. Il, very low prices;
rian White O:gandy and Taratan Musli..s,
Of extra width;
Pain Fink AMI Orange Co'"rr.i Ta,ia.an Mus.
LIS, for corc.;:Is thandr!i,rs aui Looking
Superior IL Iris.. Linens ana Ia.l Linen
S.e!in2s:
l'alillsk aud Table Diapers. OF superior quality;
Iluckahncks and scotch Diapers for Towels /;
III Alenda!r and Hamilton B,cachc, Sheet
ings
y full ..r,,,rv Of Ecachcd AMI Brown Shirt.
incs. q: the hest make:
large supply "f articles suitable for Servants
wear;
Ma.!"nna Mixtures. lIimalava I.ustrcs. and all
WOO! pebcI", OF til" best style for Ladies' Tray
cling Dresses;
a complete assortment of Ladies, Gentlemen,
Misses. Youth and Childrcn's Hosiery;
Ladies' White Hair Clotl, Skirts and French
Corscts;
Ladies' Embroidered MarsciIcs and Corded
Skirts;
Superior Marscilcs, Lancaster and Alenilalc
Quilts;
Cotton Osnaburss and Georgia Stripes, at the
lowest prices;
With great variety Of other articles suitable
for Family and rlnuta,ion Use, md nil Of which
will be sold al very low prices for cash. The
public arc respectfully requested to call and en-
anime the assortment.
Augusta, April 80, 1856. Q tt
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cARTER's SPANISH HalXTuRE.

CARRIERS SPANISH RalXTuRE.
The Great Purifier of the Blood!
THE BEST Alternative KNOWN !
Not o Particle of Mercury in it!
An Infallbc Remedy for Scrofulu Kings Evil.
rheumatism. Obstinate Cnlanenns E'uptions.
Pimpl"s or Postules the Fnce. Bloirh-s.
Bols. Ague and Fever. Chronic Sore Eye..
Ring Worm or letter, Scad Head, Enlarge
meat ard Pain Of the Bones and Joints, salt
Rhcnm. Stubborn Ulcers, Syphilitic Disorders.
nnd all Diseases arising from inudcipus
Use Ct Mercury, lmprudcnce in Life or lul-
purity of the Blood.
"a This great alternative medicine and Pu-
rliler Of Blood IL now used by thousands of CRATE
iu patients from all parts Of the United States.
VINO testify daily to the remarkable cures per
formed by the greatest Of I'LL medicines, CAR
itERS SPANISH MlXrURE" Ncuraiyia,
ikhe he"matish,, Scr"fua. Eruptions on the Skin,
i.lvor l,isease. Fevers, Ulcers, Old Sores, Aiec-
ton ITO, OF the Kidneys, Diseases of the Throat.
rchae Complaints, Pains aud Aching of the
foues and Joints. ure speedily put to flight Ly
using this great and inrstiInable remedy
For all dl> eases of the Blood, nothing has vet
been found 10 compare with it. 1t cIeauscs the
system of all Impurities, acts gently and efli-
cirntly Oh the Liver and Kilnevs. streup,hens
the digestion, gives tone TO the Stomach, r,akes
the skin clear aud healthy, and restores the
Constitution, enfeebled by disease or broken
down by the excesses vi South, to its pristine
rgor and strength
For The Diseases Of Females il is peculiarIy
applicable, and wherever 1t has become known.
~ regularly prescribed with til" happiest effects.
II invgorateS the weak and debilitat.d, ami i'm
parts elasticity to the frnine clears the
skin, and leaves the patient fresh and healthy
n single bottle of this in-stii,nbie remedy il
worth all the called arra parillus in existence.
The lnrgn number of certificates wl,icl, We
have received from persons from all pats ol the
United States. il the brs evidence that ,i-r. i.
no Ilumbug about it. The press. hotel keep.rs
magistrates, physicians, and pulilc men, well
! known to the cunmunity, all add their iest,rnu-
ny To the wonderful effects Of this GREAT
BLOOD PURIFIER.
Call on the Agent and get nm Almansc. and
read the "details of astonishing cures pertor,ned
by CAETER'S SPANISH MIXTU RE. lin mort
cnscs where everything else had sgnallv taiIr.l.,
The limits of an advertisement Will hot aim,
their full insertion.
WM. :. BEERS, & CO, Proprietors
No. 3o4, Broadway New ork,
To whom AL orders must be addressed.
For sale hy druggists aud Country Merchant.
in all parts of the United Stutes and lii. Cu.x
dls, and by
WMpi.Aw d LYON. AbbeviIle c. H.,
GAnY Il JONES. C"keshnry,
+. G. raRhs Greenwood.
May |. lS.',;. lv
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SC0TT'S LITTLE GIANT
c 0Rk AND COB MILL.
Pate1lted Nav lG 1874

IHliE attention of Planters. Farmers, and
Il Stock feeders in general. are respectfully
called 10 this Mill the mos, important article
Of the kind now in use not only well adapted
for grinding Cob Meal for Stock, but Girls or
fine II"u,inv Tor the table, and especially Bread
Meal from Germ hot fully ripe dry in the
full
In setting his Min, no Mechanic or frame
work is wanted, only requiring, t" be fastened to
floor or platform. Easily adjusted and used bv
ANY toIv. even Il child.
The LITTLE GIANT hrs received the first
premiums al the late Agricultural Fairs Of Mis-
Sour, Kentucky. Maryland. and other States :;
and that III the most complimentary manner; as
wei! as tho most really commentators from the
thousands witnessing lis performances.
These Mills are guaranteed in he most posi-
tive manner against defects or brcakayc, when
properly used and No > warranted TO grind
~ bushels Of feed per hnrr with one horse, and
offered at Ia" ow price of $50 :.l complete for
attaching the ,ranl; M. $. at S;G:,. rriu,,s ID
bushels per hour, with horse; NJ. J. ut S75
grinds ~ bushels per hour with twu horses
The abnv" Mills may b, found ut the
Agency for the Manufacturers ut Abbevillc Cour,
House. HENRY S. kERl, An,ut
June i, 1856. If
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$500.

5,O3l Prizes Amounting to. 80. 5000
Tickets $40; Halves, IS; Quarters, $3.50.
Prizes payable willou, deduction! Persons
sending m"ncy by mail need moi fear its being
lost. Orders pnncluai!y attended to. Commu.
Uications confidential. Bank Notes Of sound
Banks taken at par.
those wishing particular numb r., should or
der Immediately.
The 5000 Prizes Of So. arc dstermine ed by tho
drawing Of the Capital Of S7,5UO; if the Mum
Der that draws the Capital is an even Number.
those Tickets ending with o, ., 4, G. 8, are en-.
titled to $s; IL nm odd Nnmbcr those Tickets
ending with ], 8. s, Z, 9, are entitled to Ss.
JAMES F. WINTER, Manager.
Macon, Gn.
June II, 1856. 9 At
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT

IIIL PIhIE VT OUU III UHNULINH,
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
Attorney General, in behalf of tho State Of
South Carolina
Jane T. Bukcr and others
+ appearing to my satisfaction that James A.
l. Bakor md John Il. Baker two Of the De-
fcndants TO the above stated Bill, are beyoud the
limits Of this State, Oh motion of Wilson, lomax
81 iiadden, Ordered, That said Defendants do
plead, answer or demur to said Bill of Com.
pIaint within three months from the publication
hereof, or Judgment Pro Contcsso will be taken
against them.
WI. II. PARKER, cEA.p.
Commissioners Office,
April 20 1856. 2 3ln
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SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY!

GuanO Amt Anything Compared 10 it !!
SUBSoIL FLOWING Is NO USE,
Cotton Seed Perfect Nuisance!
CLOTHING THE ONLY REMEDY
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DAILY ARRIVALS

DAILY ARRIVALS:
TD ASI I:bDE E!1l5G,
Hardware, &C., &C., &c.
FL AGAIN ask attention of Planters and House
n keepers to my additional supplies of Java
and Mnc"a COFFEE, Coffee SUGARS, MO.
LAssEs, RICE, SALT, FISH, &c.
Irish Potatoes,
Still owcr-bclnw cost-chcap enough for t,-
hle use. have still about THIRTY BARRELS,
which am determined to close out.
A New Supply
Paints, Oils, Turprntiuc. Burning Fluid. Putty,
and Window Glass, French and American.
o. r.,
Rcctiticd, Rye and Eagle WHISTLES, which
wish to close out Immediately at little above
cost for Cash
Hardware.
Hoes "f every variety, from 90 TO So cts and
stil' lower per doz Hand Saws, Vices, Anvils,
Smiths f"ngs, Bellows, Pitch Forks, Slovrls
Spades, mnl Nails Of every No. from 3 to 10
penny. CllAlNS-I.og, Lock, Fifth and Draw
ing.
Also, to Young and Old,
There is al application made to cone forw ard
hcfore summer and supply yourselves with
Wooden and Cane. seated ROCKING CHAIRS
and any other kind you may want. us have II
few left, and will sell ut cost for cash.
Guns.
If you want Guns that will shoot and kill over
100 yards. call Oh ii. 3 KERR and he will show
you few Of them.
Tobacco and Cigars.
Tobacco Of every quality, from Is cts. to 81 90
per III. Cigars, many brands
All Of the above articles, and many others,
may bc found u! the Grocery Store of
IL. S. KERR,
Apl 2. so n] No. Brick Range.
NJ 1n1cpenIcnt Press conv
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The State Of South Carolina,
ABBEiIiLE Pi,S7R!CT
Em Equity.

EM Equity.
H. ". car"i~ie'
n,iah overly and
o;hrrs.
ET appearing to my satisfaction that Green
n Blanton and his two ch:ilr"n (u"mcs I'M
known,) Jeremiah Overly ami William Rchccca
overly. parties defendants 10 the above stated
Bill. reside h.vond th" limits Of This State on
motion nf Noble, Com!,!auamt's Solicitor, it, is
OrdereA That th" said Green i'lanton and his
two children. Jc cn:h Overly and William Re
tccen Overly "do ;ahrp!r,'a ami a,jns, their
several claims, demands :. rI.i.rs h.twccn them
selves us prayed for in said Bill within three
l.4onths from the publication hereof.
w. II. FARMER, {. T.. u
Commissioner Ni.cr, |
Ju,c 2n, 1876. 10 SIN
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p The friends Of JOHN II. WILSON, re.
spectfuily announce him asa candidate for Tax
Collector of Abbsyille District at the ensuing
election. ~ II; ~ ~ II; -
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III The friends Of tNIMaOD McCORD re.
spectfnIy announce. him OF Candidate for Sher
iff ut tho ensuing Election.
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eB- The friends 6f 'cspt.s a. HODGES re-
spectfully announce him as . .osndidats for Tax
Collector ct the ensuing seetaon. 49,. ...5s
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Our New Yo7k Correspondence.
New York. Nav 8oth. 1856

NEY, YoRE. Nav 3Jth. 1856
As the most impor.aH: acts in the grea.
dl&mas of the age arr nov b ny Tariarme
not In New York o9t IN " a>hIu s-o,l, Clncil
mai, Genital America Kansas and Paris any
ct mine Ii compete with the telegga pin
in girlar your readers new" upon these
subjects would llsse De- coIsIeted foaIi>h
: and rs every paper in the Union, from Maine
40 California. Is expressing opinions on the
merits OF each OF these great dramas il
authors. and the scsors in it, the chances are
4 that ! could not - press opinion thai has
not been already sean BIZ votar rea lers a hall a
1nzen times in print. / sisaii therefore ram BIZ
along. chatting. spon W! a'erer comes IN n.y
mead important or aninporIant. aad. a. now
wri,e. ItssrIseS ne. tha light, or even trivial
or positively stu bid reading. viii be tempo
nv relief 10 them from their excitement OH d.
iengrossinr sub -eas that have occupied their
minds so long. and the con sequence OF which
wiz 50 materially affect our Interests and our
liberties as a peop3e~
4 cannot he'll Saving word however, II
/ reference TO the forth coming nominations iv
DO parties. On the eve OF every Sac and
/ Federal campaign aEa reminded Of the po-
cent fac; that cunning Is more potent than
+ wisdom IN this agr. vice tEaa virtue. and
physical urowsss Than intellectual Strength
&
WHOM resides whatever of purity there j,
among Us As peep le, rise in your stre7rt l,
and put stop tbs stale Of things You
have De. n told. over and over again tha, no
man can beco &c pFomiss TX s politician in
New York City. nj kesst the aSs istence of slst
ing men gamblers and thieves. snd vet allow
New l oak politicians. 50 maDuiAc ared. u
exert controlling influence in..the msns5emer;
lof public affairs. " hat spectacle Tor the
civilized world to leek upoa IS that at Rvu-
ders and his gang ot crsmlasls -oins Io Gin
einnati to assist" a the nomination of Tn an
who. il elected. viii hold our destiuies n ii e
the palm OF his hand for four years. D., noI
think thai / wish i ~ be Inferred that tie
Democratic party sleae is charyeable with
counGenanein.s raffIaHi~sn an element ~
s:rensth; the Wing parry OF this ci.y was ja>s
As bad. ssd the Republican j. fs>i booming
tainted. and will ss,oa be quite 50. if the eau
Gus system remains In f,rce.
There WA good deal VI excitement down
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yous attack upon the person Of the Hon. Chas.
Sumner in the Chamber Of the United States
Senate.
Speeches Tere made By John E1at. e. )
Shombre, James Perry, joan PopP AID IL
Hollingsworth, depicting tie constantly IN
creasing aggressions Of the South, AMI e-oe,
ciaIly the hitter, turning and b!eeding wrong
which Southern men and their dastaFdly lire,
lings are nov infictins upon the people Of
Kansas The eraarks Of the ~p-akers were
listened 10 no. a. political haraasue7 general.
" are. but as the woTls Of sober mourciu
truth laien wi The wroags II al iusulted
outraged end1nurdeFed Pc p
Tie feelings IF the immea-e gathering were
deep snl earnes.. and he sr.;eia tyranny-ha
ting and iiberty-loving enthusiasm. pervade-
every eoun.enance.
Tie meeting adjourned TO mee; again st III
cali Of the aforesaid committee.
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C. E.n.c il Es.rI,Lsntls,.

What vas i. tiL=. caused such a cloud .
seg,le down unon a.. braus Of lie Old Lin.
Desnoc3a. in tfii~ place. on "Wednesday vet-h? ,
is sudden low-rtIt-, was seen bv ihe most
,asual observer. OH L.lerS, Who. in Ike
morning Of la, Jsy. cou2t discuss t.s X tn~.,-
question, with .,,nin.- !. ...ssr..nce. ami nm
ti,c,,,len.,I saa. t...7E Ia lie alt..,a.,,n a.
lie same. co,.l H.. hear even an s..,,>ion -
the subject. .siihou, pl.el.p, Ia WIKI cl,pcfr
eI law, aud 5ac.,a,rei., Ia precautions. vi,
,l:- sudden ,caul urou lie OH L-.ae p..y>i-
81 4omy on tie At .tuoan of Wednesday he
2l,s instant9 SIMPLY because Col Lane II
K.asa>. in HAT AN I,ae,I lie Iu,. v..,
w5.ieh h,l f,r months ga,t been "a. ,f,,
tb,. h4aI nee. arJ ,l'at,. 3..r, .; H. 7..r.,
ana :, lrr.,,. y.s,Ia- an a,e;a., II nnr,. rr.5
carup.i1o ana mani ie,.rI nus. that der
exhaustion r.~nl43 Ia7,e-t tie only wo,dr,
i t}a.aa, hi, nalf-;, .5uf ~. aud >,,,.5
sa,er. sr,I,;..l I,.i-.;..r AMI ,.;! h..,fj,.r H.
,cti,is No, c.rs.in bur .b,t General nay.ly.i.
viii vet f.llav
b. 10 IT,. ,,I1,a AMI tr,stLfI 5gefs tha
issued from lie EnS ., Col. La. amen the
day ref.rreI II AMI v-re fls.enra n a upaa-
swer,,, l.. syif-o... mon The prssea, ajuift;s
ra.ia. AMI - ra Fir, H. p-yssI ,7,.
s., r.a'igns.t "a i'll OIL Line 9Fe,s If Is.
owa finer SIT, I,1...a( ,.u1r.l~ l,,p,s.ll
and esrari,l,, he --~e.a a.. \ p WR!ard il
l. ev-,-e. tia. !. aa belied Ei,.ofr. 10 prove
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rreIecrnnh -. .ieIia..e.

i universal howl IS nov raised by al thc
big ard little organs Of tie zIare-degaocEacy,
against rhe Telegraph, hecstase il has been
bringing news 70 their ears Of murders. thefts.
h5rse-stealings. house ore@s;rr rs and alt man
ner Of rascal.ty and VIZ 1iny, peTpe;rated il
Kansas by thoir political brethren, and sane
toned by the authorize. u their "se}cf Rfesi
dent, Frank Pierre! Not ea!5 is tire Iele-
Graph cursed and censurcd Tor ri suppress
ing the truth Tor that = Ja1 zeal lesson q
their eumitv towards il in IcGars. t. down
troddcn and bleeding Kansas; bu. it has le-
comfy been freighted with tire voice Of an
indignant pcar1a ali oyer the iaud con2e'n-
ming tihs accused, doubly aceugs1d admins
s.a,ion, flor permitting its sGAeaan.4 in Kan
as ia i.nbue their hands in tie blood Of free
men on TIA sell, and tramplirg professions
for claw and oudeI un1er foot, hut it
las also borne on It's lightning Wigs the
news OF the fiery indignation Of Eleelnen at
the North 1t tic attempt TO beat down free
dom Of speech in the Senate Of she United
States, by a cowagdiy, sneakins Southern
Badly Is fitting that they should de-
nouncc the photographic wires, at t-ie time,
and we've not tLe-leasr remaining doubt, /
the "S!avo and murder dcmorracy' Trad the
power, az We believe tbcy have the will
they'd now cut down all the. TelcgGaphic
posts throughout the country, or dismiss all
the operators Ito wouldn't swear not to send
eu~t news throu2itheir 'masheens'
Eren o1r ncighbor Of the JeT, seems to be
concerned, taking his cue from the State
.seatiueZ ana Cincinnati LuI-irer,( about the
.srurnors' of the sacLipg Of Lawrence Ne
He really thinks the reports are not "wcll
authenticated and are in all probability
greatly exaggerated" The Telegraphic
communication between Richmond and all
creation, has been cut off some time ago;
therefore, our neighbor can't curse it directly
tho he shows a willingness to aid the anti
Geographic movement OF lis slayeocratic
br-tlstcA eiscwLe-e-
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Celebration octae roarta OF JAY.


TIE ANiV- hsAEY OF AAEEtcAS ISDEpeSDENeE
The citizens Of Boston and safr,andin.
,.,,.,rv ..,..,--,,... ...,,,.
-,
a. W oa"ei 70 We
'-''@'f' a'id > u ; arms aPp'in,ei >esre.ary
The 34l.5@ : fe@@iH jpa rss gd3r'sI
ResRgea, Tia. a. American ci.izens. W
VIII celebrate 1Fe arrtaaciip, al.tst4r<sr, -
american independents. in lie Spitlt ef Is
/ was resolved 70 rt5ec. a permanent or-g4a
jzation d. g ErHn va tlec.eI Pr,.i
d-nt; II S.aras yie4 President. J. T.
Dsuiey S-cr~arp, and Levi DraleY Field
M4rshal
4 committee OF Arraa rauents was appoint
81 consi- la- Of Ar-zf<. William Miller
NicEola~ b-Iier. james Es'ep. Hardin II
Moore. Lew Dfuev joseph u. Buiia. Elijah
FansauIi aud John Raey.
4 committee oi Ladies were also appointed
to procure banner suitable Tor the occasion
II Mas fnrtl-er resolved that a special inyf-
tai''n b. given = IL s,kiiers OF 1912. Also
Tive Sal p-'h Sehof.l. : Druiey, j II s a-Es
afs X. q. heIcHert5i.e. Nere appointed - ln-
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Lawrsnoo ana samner Indignation Meeting

Lawrence ana Samuer Indignation Meeting
A very large gathering Of the people
Richmond and vicinity assembled on the eve
ming O. the seIh ult, for the purpose Of CON
sultng in relation 10 the murderous outrages
recently perpetrated upon The free men
Kansas. The people came together first at
S.rattsn's ecrner. but finding the weather
rather inclement: adjourned TO S;arr Hall
which was Immediately hlled 10 is utmost
capacity.
John Hunt was appointed President. and
N. Hollingsworth Secretary OF tie meeting.
The ladies', sympathizing with their widowed
and heart stricken sisters. fleeing from smokin :
and desolsted Lawrence. cheered the meetin (
with their approving presence, and volunteer
~ed their services, 10 take up collections, 10 pay
for the hall.
As il was not known what steps the friends
of Freedom generally would take towards aid
ing our crushed and bleeding brethren in
Kansas, OF motion committee was appointed
30 draft resolutions and report plan OF ope-
rations at a future meeting, John Hunt, ia
son Ham, Lewis Burk, Henry Hoover. Jonas
Gaar and James Perry were appointed said
committee. and authorized to call = meeting so
soon as the best plan of giving Substantial AID
to Kansas shat have been mstured
III. ]. Shombre, James Perry, H. B. PAYNE
and r. w. Davis. were appointed commit
tse TO draft resolutions. and present them to
the next meeting. expressing the feelings o:
this community relative to he recent barba-
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PEOPLES STATE TICKET.

FOR GOVERNOR,
OLIVER p. MORTON. Of Wayne.
IL UTEYANT 6ovEaNoR.
CONRAD BAKER, OF Fanderburg.
Sc RETARY OF STATE.
John W. DAWSON. oil Allen.
TIRE .~opp m ~sTE.
WI. r. NOFFSINGER. OF Parke
AUDITOR OF Stall,
Z. w II. ELLIS, Of Marion.
or PUBLIC INSTRUCTIONS,
CHARLES BARNES. Of Floyd
ATTORNEY CENTRAL,
JAMES II. CRAVENS. of Ripley.
REPORTER or SUPREME COURT.
JOHN A. STEIN, OF Tippecanoe.
CLERK or SUPREME COURT,
JOHN 4. BEaLE, Of Miami.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-06-05
Editorial Correspo .dence.

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The principal subject Of conversation
the political circles Of this CITY, now, is tt
dismissal Of the British Minister, Dir. CramI
ton, by the President. A large majority :
The people here. including many Of the SUI
portera Of the present administration. regal
the step AS most unfortunate and uncalled 70
Since tie publication Of Mr. Clarendon's Ia
reply, the country has been congratulate
itself upon its escape from useless colIsi'
with England. The administration itself
mits, almost, that the reply - all that cou
be desired, and yet from mere personal d
ference between Mr. Champion and tho
who temporarily control our government, I
peace, perhaps Of the world j. TO be put
jeopardy. The president most insolen'ly al
contemptuously hopes it viii be no cause
war He kicks Minister out Of his hous
and hopes he viii 10. BE offended! We III
the good sense of our people and tie Cover
ment OF Great Britain viii not permit Fran
lin Pierce 10 involve tho two countries in a WI
and tie rejection cf Pierce by tie Cincinu;
convention will be made, for this, il f1r !
other reason
Mr. Sumner Is somewhat more easy to-da
thouch for The last few Days. he las suffer
much from a Yain in his SIDE. No one {
ccpt lis attendants are permitted 30 visit
room. About rs was expected, tile sens
have decided that they have no power TO pr
tect her own members. but Lave retcrr
tie matter to the House Of II preventative
Had champion of the Slaveoeracy, been
brutallv used as was Mr.. Sumner, the Sena
would have found ample power 10 have visit
the most severe anil rigid punishment up'
the offender. Ba. The victim Is q Eorthe
man and the Senate says the House mu
punish Mr. Brooks, and project the Senat
The House committee has not yet reporte
but probably will in few days. What pu
shment they viii recommend we do not kno'
Expulsion is too mild, unless it disqualiti
him from eyer holding seat tl'"~a again
any other office OF honor or profit in i
country.
I. is said Cen Lane Of Oregon, was yeste
day, tie bearer of a challenge from Mr.. Broo'
10 Gen. wilson Of Msssschusest7 The &c
eral replied that lie was nat aHcl'ist-tl
he expressed wLatLe believed 10 be The nu
when he spoke. aud he bell we'd Il >uli-th
he should declare whatever sentiments he sa
u-oper and should choose his own words. al
that he knee Eo,c 10 detenf Himself ichc
aAacLed He probably win be posted as
coward and possibly asSassina:ed No matt