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EXPLORATION OF THE NORTH PACIFIC

lie expedition to the North Pacific
Ocean, which sailed in 1853, un.lcr the
command OF Captain I.;ng.olI, and has re-
Gently returned under that Of Capt. John
;'lscrs-wl'irh hail for its Object the sur
v"y "f t':e almost unknown coasts Of Jupar
and OF the i.lands and shoals living between
tins country and China, us well rs the ex.
animation OF tile seas i'll the vicinity of
ichr'ng, S!rats-rclurnc,l last summer.
in the midst Of the Presidential CANVASS
without exciting as much interest in the
public mind as the magnitude and impor-
lance OF the results OF the explorations de.
serve. The expedition was fitted ont on
the most liberal scale, with all the modern
Appliances and aids for the prosecution of
Sur'cs's as! scientific researches: and the
value q! It's discoveries and additions to our
knowledge CT the countries visited. is far
more than commensurate with the expendi.
t'lre incurred. When Government shall
give these to the world, they cannot but re.
dound greatly to the credit of our country.
lie recent extension of American com
inerce into the remote seas OF the North
Western Pacific, renders necessary MANY
new charts, wlicl, can now he in n great
measure supplied. III the various denar,-
mems OF science multitude OF new facts
have been collected, which have already OK.
cited great interest among savans, boil, of
this country and Of Europe, and the nnpcar.
ance OF ful! report Of them to Conprcss ;s
anxlously looked for. Rich collections. iIlus.
lrat'ng The natural history Of Japan and the
ne'gh1or,ng countries, lave been brought
nome. They include more than thousand
Kinds OF plants and animals never before
known to exist, many of whicl, are very 70.
markab'e IN form and structure, as might
have been expected from the examination Of
country only just opened to the civilized
worll. TO our government Lelonos IT, H.
credit OF first breaking through the barrier
OF exG'ts'vcness with which the japanese
nave heretoiore encased themselves. We
nave opened their ports. and induced then,
to acknowledge their relations with otba,
divisions OF the human fs,|niy. Europeons
are rapidly following in dur tack. and ar.,
not slow to improve tho advantage presen.
ted Ivy our moseuaan., and to piean from tbs.
rich, nntrodden fields the treasures of sei.
ie!pce: Shall we not, them again be before
hand with tl'ema And will not Connress
call for y report which shall anticipals fl,e
publication Of 80 ingclf new and yatIahIa
matter by any subsequent foreign ,espior-
Tho S!nil,sopinn Institute, in It's esrefs,l
guardianship Of all GOVERNMENTAL scientific
property, has taken in charge the collections
Of The expedition, which gre now being an
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H. S. KERR

onr friend kr"E tells the people what lie in
lends :" 40 rr them i'll the Way If bargains. &c
II" has jus: ";'cn"d the largest aud best assorted
>'"cA II t'r"crc:,s he has ever yet exhibited to
;'e ruhlic.
lis stock "fCig"rs and Tobacco cannot be sur
passed. llc has placed on our tabl. samples
whi''.: we have tested and know them to be s,,.
i>crior.
To any and t" all VIII" may want anything in
ms line, we say ''ri'ch i'll" You will never regret
Il business acquaintance with him.
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~sss -
A SAD OCCURRENCE.

We learn That JESSE BIAzLEy young man,
and an "f n widowed mnlhcr, Nancy BEAzLEy,
accidentally killed himself by the discharge OF
shot gun, on Saturday n"rnin,f last. lie had
been at school in Greenwood in the early part of
The week, but having sore eyes. returned to his
mothers. few miles distant, on Wednesday,
went out hunting with n gun Friday; and
Saturday morning, il issupposcd, while handling
tn" gun, it was accidentally discharged, the con-
tents passing through his head. No one was
present Ills mother was some distance off,
heard the gun fire, but thought that he wns shoot
ing Mt something about the yard; few minutes
after. she went into the room where tho gun was
kept, and found her son gasping Mis- iast, from
the effects of The wound.
The jury of inquest como to the conclusion
that the deceased came to his death by the dis
charge of gun held in his own hands.
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BUCHANAN,S GARNET

The cabIIrt is confirmed the members of
which are as follows:
Lewis ass ot Micl,;$"n. Secretary Of State.
Howell Cobb, of Georgia, Secretary Of I'm,
Treasury.
,,: John H. Floyd, of Virginia, Secretary of
Jacob rh"'''son, of Mississippi, Secretary of the
Interior Wv
Navy. W VIZ
"":.. ;::c@, .: Pennsylvania, Attorney Gen.
Aaron v Brown, Of Tennessee, Post Master
General.
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PROF. LECONTE'S LECTURE

IN accordancc with Il notice previously given,
that Prof J"HS LEcoNTE, Of the ). G.. College,
would deliver Il Lecture in the Court House on
lld Friday evening, upon the Study Of the Phys
zeal Sci"ncc+, large and respectable audience of
'ad''s ami gentlemen assembled ut an early hour
at tn" place designated, thus evincing their re-
S'r'i lor the lecturer. lie commanded attention
while speaking. We have heard but one opin.
ION concerning the lecture, viz: "Thal it was a
good thing, elegantly done up.''
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DECISION OF THE SUPREME COURT.

The case of DRED ScoTr, a negro who had for
some years lived in Free Slate but afterwards
returned TO Missouri, where his master laid claim
to him as his property, has been decided
DRED denied the right of his master and
ciujned 10 be a free citizen Of this Republic
The case was carried to tue Supreme Court: and
alter elaborate arguments pro aud con, Chief
Justice TANEY, delivers the opininn, that negroes
have no rights MS citizens under the Constitution.
The consttutionality Of the Missouri Compromise,
became question in the decision of this case,
and the Court delivered the opinion that il was
unconstitutional, being an exercise of power
not delegated by the States to the general gov.
ernment, under the ordinances Of 1857, binding
as an act of the several statos prior the form
alton OF the Constitution" ,5@ 49,: :
The following incidental questions we're elso
decided; -.
The expression a. fssr;tery and other property
OF the Union" in HE constitution, applies to the
territory only as passed ut The adoption OF sthe.
constitution. .s: ~: Z ~ =. - Fsxsss,a
As Congress does nat easseas. s,e posI 81
make enaesnaentt rsleaSss 3e psssoa4 sr pfnj
Of citizens Of The limited Sstes I'll t,s fS3Bs!kf
territories other thai tbs cons conf upon
II, 80 II csnnot any such
powers 10 a:tetfit6riaE goy ,4f5ssg ~ 4
The legal sepdj djsiani iaf u aevse b Ast ssl esd
by soiourn ii anott,sr Sta;e.s So q s. 81 I
As Ne plaietia wss not a Sitszes,o ,of Missouri,
and theresore, csapot ~ iG fSs Co1rfss 81 tlie
United States, ffs oSsS Vas disS5nfsssd fsr Hsnt1
Of Jurisdietioa y. ~
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Olfrsf Ala" M -imerica-.i CORRESPONDENT Of
the Cassvillc Standard, snys there is now living in
hurry county, Gn., OH the waters Of Holly
Creek, Revolutionary ~ velerun, who i,us attain.
cd the ngc Of one hundred and thirtv-four. Ills
name Is John lia'nrs. lie is known throughout
The region in which he lives by. the oppslia,iou
"t Gran sir Iiamcs. 'Grnu-sif is coftfhct.,l
@f Grand Sire. grand sire he trnlyi H. AS was
on my way to visit this rslict of the eighteenth
century, inquired of an oldisl, gentleman of
about sixty If he knew him. "Oh, ycs, know
him. said he, che is my grandfather"
John liamcs was born ia Meck!cnbur. conn
ty Virginia, and was lad ten years old when
Washington was in his cradle. lie yus, thirty
Two when Erad1tock met ltis disastruus defeat on
the -Monongehala He, with several of his
,neighbors, set forth to join the headstrong and
ill-fated commander, but after several duy's
march. were turned back by the news of his
overthrow. He migrated to South Carolina
nearly hundred years ago. lie was in thirteen
considerable conflicts during the war of Iudc-
pcndence, andin skirnislies and rencounters with
Indians, with tories, and with British, times bc.
You'd memory. lie was with Gates Mt Camden
with Morgan at the Cowpens. with Green ut
li'llsboro' and Eutaw, aud with r1ariDn in many
bold rush into tory camp or redcoat quur-
tcrs
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ADVERTISEMENTS

Wr:,sk special attention to the advertisement
"ftap, JAMES Il. B,rSrS, merchant ut Iowr,les.
vile. Having known him while in business in
this place. we take pleasure in recommending
HIM and his Goods l." the special notice of the
citizens "f l."wnlr<vc and vicinity
Th"s" VIII" wish t" laugh, can enjoy n "xi.lr.
'y'''''rr. hy attending The Ethiopian Entertain.
men, io m'-h;.
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packed and prepared for study. This is
DONE however, rather slowly, on account of
the expense of the process; and but II small
portion OF the specimens arc rs yet open to
the public. These have been placed in the
upper stores of the cases recently put up in
The great hall Of the Smithsonian building.
Othcr cases will he filled as soon rs tl,ev
arc crectc,l.-Nnti0nak Inteii;uencer.
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A SINGULAR MARRIAGE

a Mr. RrSsEr aged about eighty wears. mar
ric'l. Il few days since, II Miss N"nnrI, aged
about twenty five. She is invalid, being the
most of her time unable to be out Of Lcd-bo,h
are inmates of the Poor House of this District.
She shows her RESPECT for old age while he evin-
"rs his regard for dccrcpil youth.
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TIE SUGAR CROP OF CUBA.

! " ''' "S ""o ""tic'I'8tcu, rom The
quantity produced in 1855, the decrease
being equal to about 100000 boxes. The
Who'll amount Of exports makes the cu,,iva
lent "t l,Sl3,25O boxes against ,925 600
boxes III 1850. We may reckon the guam
tny "i claycd rs nearly 100000 buxes.
! and OF Alusc"rado rs about $50, hlrls.
$" that there is an increase of 10000 hhds..
"' which more was produced than ut any
, previous period, while til. decrease in boxes
IS nearly 100000. The shipments of
MuSr"rnd" were li5.O0O hlds. from the
North, and 10000 Ilds from the Suutl,
side. The United States received from the VA
rlous ports i'll the Island Il larger quantity
t!',n ever, owing To tho short supply of
'i'r'r home crops, which only Yielded 2i2,-
600 h"ls lcin~ 10000 tons less than in
lS53, and 100000 tons less than in 1854.
The exports To that country, Of clnved and
! Mu>r"vHl". chiefly the latter, were cuual
I" 100000 boxes, against 500, 700 boxc, in
1870. at Which Gij,nOO boxes wen. from
tho Month and $4,000 boxes from the
South side of the Island. To Spain there
w'r" Sl'rrr'l :io,0 900 boxes. against 30.
coo IN lS3|; I" Great Britain. North Sea
and i'a.tir, i?2.oo0 boxes. against aS2, 900
bones: I" France $1,000 boxes, against
$1,000 hrNcs; I" Italy $4,000 boxes, be-
'n- about the same rs the foregoing year;
!" tie British Provinces 1900 boxes,
':ga'n,s 1900 boxes. The course of pric, S
IL cur market last year, WAS subjected 10
">S i'ntlnal'"n than usual. They opened
very high. rs the low stocks in the chief
r'''r'> q: consumption, the heavy deficiency
expected in the Louisiana crop. and the
rr">rr,, that our own would Yield IL short
>nHr'v. encouraged higl, prc;cn>ions on the
part a: planters. Thea there was a slight
'!'ti;;n. rs the shipments to the lut.L
States w'ir rather lan.mi in the spring. II,
Which period The great falling oil in their
h"m" production WIS not So srilSihlv felt,
is il S'ru lrta,:,r
I" '"r simmer cur prices were supported
HHl advanced lN speculative movements
~ .!'' >i'i. an. ,l',y were mnn,ainc, lu-
'"- i.tr -; oi the >c,>rn rn Il very hi.h
>,...". - :@v li:ru STATES markets rose
= '>''..'..,. and :hH shipments to Spain
~ 1nH '"nry ".:!ve .i.aa III the ra,,,,:
'. ..'..>- W., +r1 al ,>>> 'n>;vi.;r, ~ l:..-
:" ....~ :>"... ~ s"NrNri ~ our mar
'..;>. 81 &c e..y--~t.2."2:r shipments IL lha,
g"'"r: were @H0V,'l :,axr< as ,:iaa IN
So ''' @ 'N'''"'-'>
''Ss'''S ''.'''.$' 'n '!'H 'N
'...' =. = ''.'''!. '''''. was '.';':'r'I
., .. '''. '.,,,,.,'' 81 >''5' - ;I'r .'."S
...,.,. '.,'' S','.''} ,''E '''? '*,'''''.'''
''''' ''' .'.'''''"' : >''.'c '''""-:''
.' ..,' ...' ,'S'''' 4' growing ''"H S;'r
- 20 '''-' lf' ."'''"''. 'ii
':.','> 80, .'.'' ''',,'' ''e''i '"i"
...,,. s ~. - ,..S :'S'v 'l,'> -
-. ,,,.., ,.''" '.'> ;'"'''I''"' ":'Ii;'
'.' 49, >''E''' N'"' ;''s' i'"'h Il
,,...' ,,'.>.,'s ,.>., 9 "''"s;',, :''.I eS'
=, -. '''.'!oSt amounting
:! 49,, ';:s ""'ri Is 10 "ry, NJ
'.''' ,''':','..: - ''s;'' "h'ei: on
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A SOUTHERN HOME FOR GEN PIERCE

We notice i" our exchanges, n proposition to
raise. by subscription, u sufficient amount to
purchase u home i'll the Sn,l, for the retired
President. Ii w"lhl bc n befiting commitment
t" '''n, who, ny his hold advocacy of the Con-
s,tut'"n,l rights Of The South, has won for him
self ilie :,rttitu r Of the Southern pcoplc
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AlJQuRNEn-

Congress, according to the constitutional re-
4uiremcnt, adjourned on the 4'h of March, i'm
metliaiey after the inauguration Of the President
elect In another column will he found the pro-
cecdngs of the closing scene Of the Federal
L.,,islntrrc
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ELECTION.

Col. y. VI. SMITH has been elected Major Gen.
crnl OF lst Division Of South Carolina Militia
rice Gen. SAMUEL. McGowAS resigned.
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A ABBEVILLE BANNER.
WILLIAM O. DAVIS BDIToR.
MORN'G, MARCH 12. 1857,
KANSAS.
TO BRIDGEBUILDERs.

We call special attention to the udver, iscmcnt
of = j. HESTER, Commissioner of Roads
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THE COFFEE TRADE AND CULTURE,

in production and consumption. ~ IN,
g",grnp phiraI lines, ami appears & q
lern affected hv the same indusffHt{S
uni rnIiIical and social changes as sugar
as the demand for sugar has constantly
increased aud is still increasing, so lIt.
the use "f coffee extended, and it is
likely that its progress will lie p"ri /r,xSu
with sugar, rvr,: if it does not exceed the
latter on account of the happy combi,n,-
finn il affords ms Il stimulant, Il sc,latiyy
and II nuri,nrnt in the same beverage.
Ii Is curious to trace thr effects produced
iv the i,miEl" abolition of slavery in 81.
!hnning" in 1902, anil the voluntary cmnn.
cilr,tinn "f The slaves OF Jn,uaica in 1894
nl"'n the geography al the coffee culture
and upon sh" amount OF the production in
the islands mentioned. For instance l,r
t"r. the l'rrakiny ont of revolution in 1902.
the principal supply of c"lrc for Europe
WAS derived from st. Domingo. that island
having rro'uc.'! no less than $4,000, 900
pounds in 1889; but ai;, the <rrvr in
surreci"n and the liberation ri' the slaves
the supply WAS almost entirely interrupted.
and, though the cultivation rf coffee rar.
italy revived afterwards. in ISIS .hr cx.
ports wei" only 2Go00.N0o pounds. AMI at
this time they ,ln not exceed. 1t is su;.
r"s"l, "o,onnono pounds Th. sudden
check given I" It's" culture in 81 Du,nn",,
largely >timn!st..,! Il in Iu':. .lauar,. an.l
some "f the E,>t ln"i, i>lan,S. Email,
Brazil. "n account "i its ahunlu auI
cheap IN. lahrr. lc,'annr 4 f,rmjal.l,
c'mr''i,'". auI u::cr The rm,rc;rriion hy
J,m.., i, r,,r.,n =, sn,,,,, NV, ,,',,. IT., ="
deficiency ,>r,i ~ i, ,.., h.,, .,,,:,
nm c,u;y,,,.,, .,>,, +,r - '',y
in Cu!., With :,,,, l,,,,, ,E,.,., ,,,',.
sur.s,.,i :, >,.y4~
As ,u .>; i..r.,, y. .N.,u..,,,....,, ..:,,,,,,,
tirn .:v,n !, :, .,,,,. ,,.,.,.,r, -. ,,r".n .f
m,E,;,ri ,.,,>,.> 80, h.x. ..,,t.:
i.;n,,! ,;.,, III, .>,,,,..:,> ,,..,. .rl.,,,
kiwh a. ,,--.> >...,. .;,..,,,.
.>, Ly e.. ..4..l -. ~. r-..,.,..,..l :.....i..
nv, oI >,.r,. ,.,,,. Y, s.f l,,. 90. -
il, ,!,e j,.,.,,.., .., ,s,c ,.u...., 49, .,.'.
.i,r. ,1,4 r.. ,v...l <.t.,-' .,- ,,...'
lSai, !; ~ .r..ns,. -. (..l ,.,.,-.
- 7cs. nn:. ,ns .r, :. g., 49,. -,
nni. %, ;w,.,hu,:, -. ~, .,,,;m.' ,r.,,,,.
al III, wnr.,
'lu cn..~,,nn.,,, ~ r,E.. ,,,. s,....,
ken ra.. wiz, T.. nrn.,u,.,,
i.y",l .in nrn.l,,.;''.t. ,..-ni,~"... - 8. -,
c,fi,.. ..rnw,r. .n,rn.ri.. nm. IL, ,.r,.. ~,
7navpn., a. ,nr.,,n,n..u ,,.. ,,.... j.. 80.
l,r.u S:n.r,. v.l"r. ~, .v.n;..;.v. ,....
:, h.. ,,..~s.,r.. :r. ...,,, ;r.. ,,.,.,,, ~
wiz =. v, ..,...... '.'',.
CEN. r.. ,.-.,~ r.. ;..,,, $500.
show ,!. - T.. -. 49,. -.
tween the Cn:u. So. ~, i.:.r y -.au
ascer,ainrd:
For the ti>c1i year an lin, H.. :1.I, J,,,.
1855, the In;,,"l States in.,utel from
Brazil l35 500 IS; lis nf .t,.o ,,f H..
value If *ll3l3sls. o,h.r rr,z:';,' nrn.
ducts. inrlul lin. som. su,,r< :,mnnn,.I :,
so.2o3ll7.
Total i.n.ur,:, sl,o1s 90,
Total .y:u..> ,n E,,z:l o,;Io-o
,-N ~
Balance .f trade a.r,i,-t ,h,. l. < sIo-
957.6G2. Y'
The in.,r;s nf ..o,;;.. ,loro rr,, r,u1 :,
'~~ '>'''' ''''''A ''''S''' III
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CONCLUDED

We conclude the publication of the address Of
ID. IRAnEwELL upon the Study Of the Consti-
tnion. upon our outside page.
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6fas'a"g ComPoanA-A new explosive com
pound has been patented, consisting of rags or
pnper, saturated and coated with mixtbr. of
gunPowder, chlornte of potash, and powdered
caicncd cork. The chlorate of poiassa supplies
large quantity of oxygen to combine with the
carbon that is liberated when explosion takes
p'nce' and the peculiar STRUCTURE that is obisiied
by employing rags OF paper causes all Paris of
charge to be ignited instantaneonsly... The com,
pound Is used in cartridge. 1t is stated ttat
one pound OF it, ut price of one. haif the same
we'sht Of gunPowdcr, Possesses an amount Of
explosive force equal to three pounds Of guiiSsw
dor. great additional advantage aIso charac.
tcrizes j. VIZ; its exploding with very little
smu&e. eh - :
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We publish, i'll another column n letter from
Dr. j. NJ. PEIor, which will bc read with inter-
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!: ARRIED, .or5k lesE aIsT
MeLsea Miss NIL WAbxtss of Sb6ssiI!S Is
Ir. J. 4 Towns, uf Georgia. ~
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1hr Jumpers H"H-I.asl Friday cTrninssa
gentleman. Of this city was ACCOMMODATING two
''l''S l" the Panorama of the Arctic Expedition,
w'sn IN crossing Markct-strcet, he stepped on IA
""g*h'o" h""l', which flew ", (as hoops ril do)
and struck linn across his not very handsome
nose. :. ''.
"G"od heavens. la'lies!" he excluimed, (which
of you dropped that !'-E.rchonqe nnDer. - F.
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TrOi;fc-:A Mrs. Russell, of Simnson connt,,s
Kentucky recently gave birth to I. tr het. All
were boys The least of which weighed sTonr
pounds The father aud mother were sof- ad-,
verse political sentiments, the, boys: wore
named Henry Clay, Daniel Webster and Lewis
Cass. ,,s.' ~. dr. DR.
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Bi0'rm tp.-Two loaters in North Albums.
M"ss' on Sunday 'w6tk. seated tIcD,selses U pon
k"g of powder, which they rolled from The Gel
lar way OF store, to gaze the lulies passi,,es
to church. They were smoking scyars, md l,y
some m"""s spark ignitcd the POWDER unI
both were blown to considerable distance.
One was dangerously wounded
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1t is fact, TINT tl,e entire pSpnlu.i5naf Hin
d"s'"" does not aycrnee si.pancp yesr reto,h-
ing 1t is probably jHrhat country thas s stTaid
OF beads round the neck il eoRsid tred aif1iiiio;.
lcttc So. 30
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f~DeY iBetioera 7;co Laoiie.om he T,pfs.-
The Louisville Denioetnt says that, a duel be.
tweenswo lsaiesis OH Tie saris in; ;that.city. A.
formal cl'dl'engeis k"ownt to have tcep passed and
accepted though the weapons and .disiahs shave
not beer nau'ed. AS will be readtN imagined; q
:" gentleman" is at the bottom OF tl,e QUARREL
After alt we don't know bnt what iliess sJdidies
have "s'mueh right to:mske fosteof 'lfeins.Ives
as the lords of.creation. 80 ~ =
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A few days since, n -ba' ber offe, Ell rewsrl-
ior Instantly removing s"perflaons liuip. Astbaa,
the a'.swers was one f'rwarded Gy a. egentISY,nn
in Kingston. We give it,. Undertake TO. < ia.
woman against her will. - !t} ~,
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itdS said that many prayer ;bfak sarp HSs
sold in London with loking glass 'ifhsss al
the i"ners9e 9f>the cover; IN otdsrskss sisd dls
may arrange their hair OF adpips. t,etnyoIy Iys
while usiny the book at church ~ Z,
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1857-03-12

The RochestsTF Timss sisys:S" We could neyef s1
understand the reason why tie msrpwlf5 efjls 4
ysrd*of CLOTH or hoe sor all .1e, tpf a pnir Of
.sheess sisfegnTded by tho sdkSn,gai.y better.
or a nipss respectable man nthsp &e Who made it
nor lse who se's barrsi.pf -four. or. sl,ipsa
of TO another country, tliaiL lls who rpisSd tlsa
:wboai from which it was man ufactored.p ~ 4.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1857-03-12

nnimates our follow citizens OH the Pucific coast
mny not he impaired by neglect or refusal to
provide for thea IN their pe,nete and isoluted
condition, the only means by which the power of
the States. on this side Of the Rocky Mountains,
can reach them in sufficient time to "protect'
them "ugainst INVASION" ] forbear for the
present from expressing an opinion M to the wi
sest snd most economical mode in which the gov.
ernment eau lend its aid in accomplishing this
great and necessary work. l believe that many
Of the difficulties in the way, which now appear
formidable, will, i'll great degree, vanisI, as
soon as the nearest and best route shall have
been satisfactorily ascertained
"it may bo proper that OH this occasion.
should make some brief remarks in regard 10 our
rights and duties as member Of the great faIply
OF nations. In our intercourse witt, them there
are some plnin principles approved BY our own
experience, from which we should never depart
we ought 70 cultivate peace, commerce and
friendRl.ip with ul nations; and this not merely
as the best means of promoting our own material
interests, hut in spirit of Christian benevoience
towards our f'llowJpen, wherever their 10. may
pc cast Our diplomacy should be direct and
thug loss thap is pur due. We ought to cherish
sacred regard for the independence Of ali nations,
aud pever attempt. to intehere in the domestic
eonaeras of any. ndlHss this sfalI be mperatjyely
required BY the grsatJsw Of self fprcseryaUop.--
~ ~ avoId md, ,sntangag aEsss has sssp maxim
and its wisdom no .oRss Tempt TO dispsis.@
III short we ought 70 d6 Justice, in Kindly
spsrt, g ep A,,sio,is require justicehonl
Itis our gs6ry ihsE Niiila o.l,s, 10 % lion. hare
extended their dnrhtni nisass ~ asasdi ve have
chsss 81 q ii IRE asse d II Tsaas, 81 she youa 5 -
detsnninat of39 9 bfava kfSasod: and indsE
dent people To Mead fbeis dsstipiea with our cyn
Even soUs acduiS rom Mexico form iso sx.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-12

JACKSON RAILROAD SHARES.
BY N. vIGNIE, Auconeer.
SATURDAY, Goth Inst, at IL O'Clock NJ,
- Rotunda St. Louis Hotel for of the
creditors of Charles Gtheeh will be sold
TEN SHARES OF THE JACKSON RAILROAD and a
lot of amounting S245S H. inventory the
aucteneer's office.