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THE LATE Nix. CrsrIs.-The National
In,cIigcnccr has a biographical sketch Of
OF the late George Washington. parlle
Gusts, from which we extract tile follow
ing:
Mr. Gusts lic,l at Arlington, near this city,
after brief illness, on the morning Of the
10Th inst, in the Eth year Of his age.
For several years he had stood alone in lis
relations 10 the Father of his Country, ever
anxious, with tilial reverence and a tf"ction,
to illustrate his character, aud from the rich
stores Of his never failing memory to bring
forward An annual tribute 10 his immortal
worth. Known and honored by his fellow
conntrymcn, his departure will awaken
universally profound regret.
Born amid the great event of,hc Re-
voution, by the death Of his farther, (Col.
GUSTS, of the army, and n son Of Mrs. Wash
ing'nn. by farmer marriagc,) which oc-
Cured near the close OF the war, lie fonnd
his home during childhood and youth, at
Mount Vernon, where his manners were
C,mcd after the nobcst models; and from
the great worthless of that period, frequent
guests there, he received impressions Of wis
uOn ana luaL NcIC beNet gSHt
ced. Under The counsels of Washington
he pursued his classical stud'lies at Prince :
ton, and when deprived l,y death Of his
great guide and father, (aud soon after his
reverel grandmothcr,) ,e devoted himself.
to literary pursuits on his ample estate of
Arlington, the Gift, by the will, Of that j..
lustriOus man.. lie was early united in
marriage 10 Miss Mary Lee F'tshugh, Of
Virginia, a lady Of unsurpassed exceIlencies
in all the relations of life, and whose ire
parable loss, three years ago, he continued
with sorrow and atfectionate. admiration,
TO his final day. profoundly to, dcplore.
One daughter (Mrs. Lee, wife of Col! Rob.
c,t Lee, of the army and several grani:
children survive hin. .,s.sts so 80 yan -.
Mr. Gusts wis distinguished hy aan. orr
ginal genius for eloquence, poetry and the
fine arts :; by q knowledge of history par
ticularly Tie history, Of this country for
great powers OF conversation, fortan. ever:
ready and generous hospitality, for kind
ness to the poor, forapatriotism, ;fof; coiI7
stascy Of friendship, myd FOR alk,noro ai,an
fiIias devotion tho memory and cllIaras:s, Chg !,
ter Of Washington. .1,i5~-; slsaa yas.a ~
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-11-06

HoT HoUsE.-Buist says. "the essential
points TO be attended to in hot houses du-
ring this month are fire, air and soater.
The former must be applied according to
the weather, observing not to allow the
temperature TO be under so .dega., and it
ought potto continue long at the degree,
50 degss being preferable. The shutters
should be on every night when there is any
appearance Of frost and taken OF early Id
the morning. Admit 10 small. .poftions eve ss,,
~ day that the sun has any effect, and The
atmosphere mild, obssrving thst the temper
tute Of tf1e house be- above so dees. pre-:
vious to admission. Sbutsail eloss III .ths
aftsrRoon, or when ssy sudden ohangs
occur. &lS1f ~ sSssS 1t s5snrs2 AZ
pn& is4 -lis--ss = --s.-z4s4 ,'';S,sss s:Fe
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A Bit Of Romance.

Ten years ago Young Englishman ran
away from London, where he was highly
connected, come down to Liverpool, took
ship that was up, for New Orlcatls, and in
due course Of time landed in this city with
light heart in his breast and between
one and two hundred pounds in Bank of
England notes III his pocket. lie had
been n,auroix snjet u, home, ant! what be-
tween wine anil women, had managed to
squandcr Il large fortune. hrslcs involving"
himself seriously in debt. lie had taken the
precaution TO provide himself with letters
of introduction to respectable parties in
this city, aud ly this ncans he soon formed
the acquaintance Of Il young lady, who by
the death OF her father, l:"l just been left
sole lcircss TO Il large estate. y war,n at.
,achmcnt soon sp'ung up between tl,. two,
and our youu. E.ngi>hman, one fine dav
made the lady Il Iuln:al tender Of his hand
and heart.
The answer he received WIS the follow.
ing II lov" You, ard will marry YOU.
hut only on these conditions, and these Oh.
lv-l>t. l"n must stop drinking %.
You must pay your debts 81. You have
s4uH'ilrrcd one fortune. YOU must set TO
work and make another" The lover en-.
treated, but the lady was incxorail,. just
then the gold fever broke out. and our he.
70 determined, without loss of,imc, to ,,v
his fortune on the shore of the Pacific
Ocean. lie sat down and wrote n letter
TO the lady i'll which he announced his de-
termination, assured her Of his unal,rralIc
affection and begged her to be faithful to
linn. am! without further alicu started for
New York and took ship for San Eranci>
co via the Cape. In t';,lt,rri lic I,rl for
some time Il wandering. ,lissolmte life. and
finally joined the unfortunate exp, ditior
which Racussct dc Boullun fitted out for
the conquest Of Sonora.
1t WAS known that he was among the
few vii" escaped t" tell the fate OF their he
r"ic leader, but noliny further was heard
ct lim or his Whereabouts until last Saiur-
day, when friend Of his in this city rcc,iv
ca a tclcgra;'hic dispatch from linn stating
hat he WAS among the fifty persons saved
from the Central America and brought into
Norfolk by ihc bank Elose. The ,lisra,cl,
iuItlicr stated that the writer had lost
Sl5O,o00 in gold, Which was in the hands
cf the pursur. hut that il was luckily insur.
ed for full valuuc in London Office. We
learn that the lady to whom lc WAS cnca5.
cd is still unmarried, and it would not be
strange if, in the course of human event. We.
should he called npon to nditc a rarnrra,l,
with that fashionable heading '.Marriarc
in High Lift."-N. O. Zee.
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BUMpLEDEE CoTToN.-Townscnd S.
Glover, Of the Patent Office ut Washing
ton, who has been travelling through the
South to examine into the disease Of the
cotton plant, was recently enlightened in
regard 10 new species Of cotton, in n
manner thus duscribed l'y the Memphis
correspondent Of the New Orleans Picay-
unc =:
He was travelling few days ago from
Holly Springs on The cars. when they pass
ed through section Of the country where
the land was entirely sterile, the cotton be-
ing only a few inches high. An ovcrsccr
was sitting on the seat before him.
"Why, what do you call this - asked
Glover. .
"Why, that's cotton ,..r...
"Coton 2" he asked again in surprise.
ayes, a new kind Of cotton sent out Ly
the Patent Office"
"Tl,is was matter Of interest to Glover,
so he opened his eyes wider" "What's
the name Of the cotton 2"
"Tbe humble bee cotton" quietly re-
marked his companion. ...,...
"Why that name :" trs .aa .....
Because It grows SO small a humble -bcc
ken sit on his tail and suck all the blossoms
without moving p ~ ss..s... -. = ...,,.,,
All hands broke into loud laugh, and
Glover acknowledged himself sold.@ s,5,r.
- o. 4.
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The FAIn AT WALHALLA.-Tbe scebndS
annual exhibition of the WalhaIla Agricni-:S
tual Society took place on Friday aud Sas.&
urday, the 18th and l1lh.t Gen. ;Ghr4iii
delivered The anniversary address on FRIDAY
On Saturday, we learn that tie attenda.
ance was large The ladies' grated the. oc-
cason with thsir prese" &c, exsertiag lieiaby ;
their Influence in favor of this confaeHds6less.
wo'k. A praseworthy emulatiop = tssSk s4ssSSss
ted as pervading the cohshet ~ lhs Gedttaa.
tants for premiums and svefythiny spasseaa
off pleasantly, 2.r,= asi's-. =
w, have not besn. furnished with tbs. !.
offlciaI, proceeding Of Tie exhibition, the rea. !.
SON ofwhichl is unknown to -tts. Perhaps
an explanation may yet enligk::siis aSiss
There appears to be an eScussyeness OBJ:
served in the publication OF thsa bcecdifffss.
Of tile Society, that is'in beadSk contsaHs
with the progress of the age. ffess fia1at.s,
ters would probably. interest off .readesx
and as we publish them without ia ssHSkss
Of fee or reward, let them be fohir;ti coIoilu.s
Let the reoplo have;ight;--R Reowss :Cosrisr q:
al -s-it ps.-,-~---gr q 20 s,.sIf
EXAMINE Trfs GfzzARlpp,---.A IA eSoki .jKss
the family ofohe Of ooIihf eitifzss found Asss As
the gizzard Of chicken. on Nadnaadsys
last, acone shaped piece Of SOLID gekl RortGs
about'fvs dollars. Thechic csa H& lie han
market house thirty sctshhtsf and is Aiszkhd
alone was worth lars. q
out for M. ! algkpS i,5ss the jsaaS
oesslsostssisa es ashs sss Sssss : i 8
!. .gae s ! y 1s5sta essAsi SO ss
sss,syss. n us,.sp psoss 4 sjs; " ssss g. s.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-11-06

BSnos' ksssy u SsiSevs flying reports epSfii. i.
ths disparsgensent Of any one!
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-11-06
A Bad Fix,

oncc on 4 tlinc, IN The village OF d, III
the State OF Massachusetts, lived hand
som" maiden of seventeen, whom we will
call Fanny L.; and George B-was her
accepted lover. The course Of true love
ran smooth, and in due process of time
came the usual happy termination Of their
wonlng. and the twain were made only Lv
the bcnclic,ions of;llc holy church.
They Were married early one summer
morning, and the same day travelled cozly
and happily together t" New York, as the
first stage OF the wedding tour. AS COM
ranion. younger brother Of the bride,
nlSciicv"us young rascal, accompanied
them, and well it would have been for the
happy pair it they had trusted themselves
to their own society, and left james at
home to ornament dog tails and spilhall
the schoOmas,rr.
Well the party arrived ut the St. Nj
cllols Hotel. While George was duifulv
attcn,!ing,to the comforts Of his youny
wife, James in the performance of his ,lu-
iy as GrOoms,nan, went to the office Of the
hotel to enter the names and select appro-
pirate apartments. Pen in hand, bril-
liam; idea struct him, and in his pursu-
ancc herewith, he entered their names in
the register thus {:
James l.
Miss Fanny L.
George b
Fanny retired early, being somewhat IA
tigurd with travel. Grargr smoked his
S"gar for an hour or two, and dreamed Of
his barhclorllood, we suppose, and finally
he requested TO hr shown to lis apartments.
\ a.. n
in hand, and asked what number it was.
"WitlI the lady who came with me-" re.
piled George.
The waiter smiled, hcsitatcd and then
approached IN cxGui>i,cly dressed clerk,
and repeated the question.
"Wuh the lady who arrived here with
inc, George answered again, blushing to
the tip OF his cars.
The clerk Srnic'l and shook his head, as
j: in pity ut the Young mans ignorance.
ut won't do, sir you are mistaken the
house. sir. Such things are not allowed
here, sir.
"Wou'l do why, only want to goto
bed"
own room. sir but not in the ladies apart
ment, sir"
"rhe laly's apartment Why .la
lady is my wife
The clc,k lowed ironically. "All very
fine, sir, but it won't go down, sir, here is
the entry, sir"
George looked at the register, and there
was the entry, sure enough, Miss Fanny
T. George D."
lie SAW the whole secret alta glance; lie
protested and cntrcated-but it was no use.
lie called on james to witness his vcraci,y
but .]amec was nowhere TO he found. The
hy-standers laughed and the clcark was
inexorable, and the pour fellow WAS forced
10 his solitary chamber to pass his bridal
night Invoking blessing on the whole class
Of "rcSpcctaLlc houses" and younger
brothers.
How Georg" jutificd his conduct to the
disconsolate Fanny, this vcritaL!c history
doth not state.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-06-24
OSc MONTH 1.ATeNt

tRuN tho photographs and Iins Ar,
~JouTnal." puhllshsd IN New yorI
Gay, Neve.'bef iuntss, page si1i
"TilR MELAiNorYrr.
"rhls style Of picture W have spolso
~ H. = Turner number, aud We Ca, ouIy
adj here tia, our prediction a. 10 ,hs,r
earsbil'ty II sapercsdirg the Amtrobps,
u tAst becoming valiscd. Thsss
plessins artistic cGssl about then Ia,
san never b. productivity the Ambsosrs.
This, soeeihes with The petfec, esss sv,,,h
which 'hes esn h. made. the cersa,u,, Of
their everlasting quality, ahi ihs inpo..
sieiiiiy of their drsrua.cu by any Of
those accidents wh,rh wosll he thu ruin
q IN s~nsrossrs, will secasc ,lssir general
sdopies."
". y. OeN0oV0,
!si Main street, opposite worshsm Hcvse,
NsnpAts, Tennssspc. hAs the exclusive
right 81 that city FOE ths MELAlNvtYpE
PATENT. They ase nseh supeeep ,s
ths lAAssesssosypr, Amhscsype o. Sphrr.
easyps, aed cost lss, the sas:e. Give Aiu
sA's tina. ste-iy
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.

uIl thlersifnsd having been appoint.
81 aud commissioned by the uo,cr.
NOR n tho State Of Mississippi, q a h.
cen''d d~sefseaser for The Cousty Of Pa.
mold. tenders his services TO tho public
Hearrall.. ~lsesntcss, administrators,
Guardians and other persons having pro.
pcrty TO ssli At public cutlery. are remind.
cd that u 10 an indietsbls offence for n
person 10 act o. suctioneer without Il.
senss. D. ]. CAlpw I'LL.
Asctionccr.
ranola, April -. ls:'..u
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lsnshis ard Charleston Rail.
has shcsxh, ii: ~ csslsiswAsa
fssshets ii selling - Oun1eas
:. ca 'Leir care. sliAovaA uelays
I'D 10 ,'ay tbs svyulsr tn ..
sh< rad tcs our licAse sguss.
have established apslts bus
sArp,s II Newvbls. = esuUip
y a1sa 20 IRON The plaefssu. and
p 70 70 FssAain IN thoaEpel 11ey
sRFsslwed 10 PAT eus sirtes enuui.
- lls. M'Alexan1w. aosSfeur
~ sess. thirty uilu NJ
or oosrtne - "a tsunlAns
~ 10 p~assssesss-ubIsp q ~
~ ny slosW 11Gun fssees.
es. III sbs Aays
ssss6Asa tsess. ~ ~ NM
80 sDluss ~ ~ ls1uuolua.
pwellA as1NpNlAk
s,sseng SsA,ss = pvsisss =
s'lsll sssslnuse InwahS
q ~ jepes u ssugy -
aet can. ueStlnuona3jn. -
= teeD - - a. mnree- n,
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80 ptfsttt frs PAIR enffs
svI W Iut AFFLICTED
estes ssfsvas ssf d@hlttsssI ss1Assfs
, freFssse I'll ~ symrtams Ata
~eith WI y lsvsi lu~lsskastas ~ ~
.sueni 'ass ~ fgseys Iss u mswsfy.
s'sssh y bststhssfs rsrsfsI wsstne.s
n"sfss 4 a'sss.s, seal nessss. ifsmhIl ing
Wseifal isHffpf ~ death, nlfht sessis.
ssla fes'f vassfHirsss, almssss ~ slslaa
anisrfssl lfs-itsts ~ shs mssealsf 49,.
'"'H' sf'sh sHgfmsss sptsihe with dsststa
70 ghiffuus. hot hands. hushiaa III H.
tlif, affaass u Tho slln, paid esaHss.
pm .nI eruption On lhs iass, pam N
W we b,tA, hsasiheaa " ihe esslld.. IT,.
luts'i, black srass aslsg bsfafs The s,ss
Win Temporary ssdss,sn ahd Ists Il sight
want VI a~ttentipn pfesi mshlIl}, f~ss,lpss.
no.. w hsfia' ~ .eeis.l Nothing y
liais sad e'ihIaE hey more 4iv.d 70, fear
" mem'ei'sfl 10 ferese " manner NJ
eafhesilsssl ~ f~lesslanen bu, 4 hurried
transition from shs question u another.
These symplaas " allowed 10 40 90
which this medicine insarbly r~nsss.
sgon follows LtlrS ~ POWER lAJt.
itf AND kpiitrfiu ms q Of
which ihe patient may expire, Who esn
say that these esae-a.. are nol frequently
followed by lhose difsiul diseases insah.
W and consumption The reevid. Of The
lnssle asssllHs anI The melancholy death.
hy Apn~smplien bear amplc witness /. Tho
'ts,h " these assertion. IL Iunatic as.
ylsins Tho nissi melancholy exhibition A..
peers. Tie eoua,.nAncs ]. actually .si.
ded aud quiz destitute neither mifth or
,,lss ossss /, 4 ,.,slS ..''..,. aa' '''"s
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tNssrv n svsek n.ssvva,,,ui ssse.
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~ p9ssuesee 10 IN order of ~ Honor,
abb ~ Board Of Po,iss Of Talls.
AsieA's County a!issisippi, Asds ., tho
cenniA isscv viii prssesa 10 LEI oct 10
Tie levAs hdoss q ~ Coovs uouss
door y ~ 80 = Ckaslsssea - Ssssv.
dsy ths 3sA, .sy Il Jsaa a. b. isS;,
The bsildisg Il tkses bvidecs, vif. ono
asress North TIL. teSa Crssk, ene MI.
West Of Chaslsssou, % W. Voad from
C~hsslessos 10 Pamela. o. assess Sou.h
1illateba Creek, 0nc nile South Of
Chaslsstoa - ths rspd etso Chssissesa
70 TuaoaAe0a; aad spo - ~ Assnlnsss
CsseA, 90 nilss ssssA n .vnesosos =
On ~ read frca Chslessouto Tnoeahoua.
Bond nd ssssrisy vill b. N'0. - u The
builders plane sad sDecitAy siss y BE-
sea q the Probaies Clerks az.
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- LIDO V CU,
"ilOl.kSALE and ksssii Orocsrs
w ssd l'sedsss NssAsass. No. :
.slsts sivssf. sssv Union, AAmpki,, Tsn.,
viii hssp - hard ct eli siaes. . full o..
scssnses = yseur, Cuess. Mslassss,
Nailes Cso1ees, lietlss, Oysseis, SusrA.
NseAsssl, Lue, rlcus, u;esu. ie. All
sssse'es vas!ssss6 70 h eeuuise. ssd Of
!hs ses' ssalsy. Also, . esod sarrly Of
"ses'ss 80 kcps' sl6.ca
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We eommitte1 10 tie Ill d rsso.
y cDuoey Ntss. - thu Oh day Il jsnc
1857. . aeers by a. . runaway; aid
eoy bsf dssk ssnplniso stsssos q
10 isslse NJ. vsigAs shsst'i.Ss q
- psssds. shsss "a ysass sll snd
lss - psyee liscy ssss ssi paass.
elsct vel Ut ssd cslh Ne sanss
Henry. end says h. bcloags 10 b.
VIM y. lss Of xsrshsl Cousiy
11inI end says h runaway koa . ~.
6ses6s b ~ tt.tniQpi tssssa. -
ceaass give ~ ssms q hb seeuay,
~ Desoo0eA n Owoesb NH
sso@ssts6 - esWe ksvsrt. pFovs
psspoty. ~ eeosges ~ ~ M
sUoy ~ y I'D ~ IN - ~
81. .Jdbs.
Juse e.l057-so-sl
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T. y srnsssss, q .. ~sssscess,
sss.ssss, ~~>Ns:.s;s 49,
C0tteo Fscsoss 0rvecss and Gem
u,ielaioa Ncschansa
~. - rss1a Rcw, SosapAis, Tea
CO ~ oonsiuDsuas tnsurd uplss
sdksPutn tusouUg0o1.
e. AGusese sscelSw0iDfSs 81.
sefs'sl COTTON GIN. silly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-25
EXptlRTS.

MATANzAs-Brig Dan Maloney-6o tons of coal, 63 empty
hhs 1868 bbls 20 boxes 80 ties HAMS 500 sacks oil
LIVERPOOI-Shp Bamberg-3405 bales COTTON II bales
island cotton, bales ialap-
BOSTON-Ship Joseph Holmes-2O00 sacks salt
HAVRE-Ship Annawan-2l9 bales cotton, 81 do moss, Sdo
beeswax, SOC bdls hides 5000 slaves.
BARCEONA-Bark Curtis-4967 bbls -four 2203 sacks OF
wheat, 1900 slaves.
PENSACOLA-Schr Powhatou-990 sacks corn, 50 do oats
coffee So bb whisky la bbs -four 5do lard Is do pork
II beef hams baton hhds sugar, Il bb do
and suudres.
APALACHICOLA-Schr Alice Days bbls -four, l25 bbls
lime onions IS casks bacon 81 coils bNs tobacco
MOBILE-Brig Jehossee-In ballast.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-25
CONSIGNEES.

PHITADEIPHIA-Shp Jane n Cooper-Tentora Il Fatjo-
C Poole Iougherty ScO-Ieels ScoF Folger &co-
Shark, Stantcr &co--Fliu & Jones-W Il g Is NeaGle-L J
Wehster-Thorrhill sco-Buunell BaietT-0chmichen "
l.oehler-G Morison-E Hart &con A Blackshee-R X
laugh;d-U Goldmau-J MitChellJ Wright ECOJ Mark \
COR McGregor &eo-C Buddecke &co-J 4 G Cromwe,.
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There considerable operations in Exchange to-day Tor
the season of the year The rate checks
u premium Outside the ruled from Ag3s premium
Sixty days AL discount Some fair was sold at "a
but in limited Seventy days date bank drafts were
placed discount The basis Exchange has receded
to very low amount hardly possible that further
place for the There nothing of note
expected the market in the produce from which Ex
change be realized at least for weeks.
sales OF 1900 sterling 9 for remittance, and
other transactions ea9ss. The Banks hold at TO- For
rate five dollars the pound sterling In francs
Of the sale of 900 at 5l7 and 100000 at 56
payable Paris. Extreme rates from b.1S34@5l0.
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Wem 0rl&ans 1ailu Grsstent.
THE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT.
Aetu 0rleans Monsu Marktt.
CREscEsr OFFICE. No. 10 Camp street, |
Friday Evening. July "a, 1857.

There decided improvement in the general money mar
though Of interest have not declined everything per
tanning negotiations Is tending in favor Of borrowers The
offerings in Bank large falling off in amount, not in
quantity There sales of paper to-day on the street at all
rates. from lnd5 per The general rates Of the street,
exception kind Of loans called loans on demand
are inst in New York It Is pretty certain
that the recent has been in some brought
the tdty acting for Others and the repeated drafts
of the city, required by those who absent
regularly believe every and by others
who good city drawing We may have some
thing say regarding these operations The
general of the Banks have been liberal Some Of
the managers got their fright. snd now inclined
expand possibly by the time majority Of them ready
for expansion Of their lbeay there will be very l
money wanted
We have very few alterations make in table of quota