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Nee York Times.

LArERAKN JoK4.-Our learned sociulius
seem to ENJOY a good joke as well rs any
body. VI a late meeting ol the Alumni Of
Alfred College, New York, the President
of the institution, at the graduates dinner.
was called upon to cut largo pyramidal
loaf which had tempted the appe,itos Of the
hungry literaIi; when 10! il proved TO bc n
most elegantly decorated crust, filled with
old documents, &c. much TO the confusion
of the grateful President, who was taken
by surprise, but to tho great amusement oi
the crowd.-N I. Chronicle.
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1857-08-06
sPARTANBURG s. G. THURSDAY. AUGUST 6, 1851

recognised in the amiablo nurse, who watch
ed by me, the courageous aud patriotic Do
rothee.
Soon hoslilities having ceasod-and ma.
tional jealousy existing no longer among
us, had the happiness Of obtaining the
hand Of that heroic woman.
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1857-08-06

PoPyLAE PeeACHING.--A modern wri.
ter, satirizing the cndoayors of the pulpit
to meet tho false taste of tho day, which,
instead Of hungering and thi,sling after
righteousness, Graves Tor what is called "the
Jtdnc D1d'ye of Christianity" delivers him.
self Of the following:
What curious production would a
chemical analysis Of many altcr.day Dor
mons furnsh. tSomeWl,t ike this: parl
Bible; parts logic, badly kaeaieJ; 90
parts city milk; II paris altar Of roses; Gu
parts yeast. Now, this is nice mixture
TO feed Immortality o.. 1t couldnt live q
day on such food"
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1857-08-06

a CnARMISG CouSrHy.-A large por-
lion Of the swanps of Florida is said 10 beca.
paLe OF psodscin. 500 bushels OF frogs To
the acre, with alligators eaough for fencing.
An cmigrant wandering there in search Or
neighbors @'suld soon meet a settler.
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1857-08-06

You make trade your religion" said
Dr. Warburton, tho prelato, TO Dean Tuck
or, the economist. "Aud yoaiualse religion
your trade" replied Tucker. 80
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1857-08-06

Mirabeau said Of man who Was exceed,
insly fat, that God created him onl 10 sLov
to towhateAtcnt tho human skin would stretch
without breaking.
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1857-08-06

THINNING GRAPE VIHEs.--For many
years we have raised grapes by the bushel
from single vine, and our trimming is
done in tho following manner: The first
week in July VIC commence and cut back
TO tho second leaf or bud of the present sea-
sous growth. liayo a sharp kniro and
trim portion every day, "a little al ti,ne.)
unt'I the whole vine has been gone over.
Autumn, winter aud spring pruning ars
avoided; bat we have large. nice. smooth
grapes in abundance. Geyplantos0a zsis-
rGph.
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HHE ENGLISHMAN IN KANSAS
sorArrER L1FE ANp BORDER WARFARE

IL
SQUATTER LIFE AND BORDER WARFARE
By T. H. GLADSTONE, esd
Author 81 the Letters from Kansas In The London Tmes
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A Journey in the Sea Board Slave States"
a Journey in Texas" &C.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-20

BOB WHITE IN The oOUTH.-it appears that
while quail so scarce in the Northern region
during this winter, tbs are in great abundance in
portions of the South A correspondent, who dates
from Carrollton Pickens county, Alabama, under
date of January 23i says:
see from your paper that quaiIs we call them,
partrijges, very scare ia the Middle and West
ern States, extending down to Virginia; it may
therefore surprise you to learn that they have never
been know in such multitudes they now found
in West Alabama. The negroes the plan, atoms
around here catch them by hundreds in common
from the ease with which they are caught live in
the suburbs of this little village and any tim
hnd covey within fifty yards of my house. Can it be
that the Northern fsmh es srated South last win.
ter?
1t would seem likely that they had; in that case,
we should be delighted to welcome their return
Nclp York POrter's Shirt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-20

The rumor of the probable death of DR.. Kane,
the distinguished Arctic navigator creates a deep
sensation in Philadelphia. His father, Judge
Kane, has not appeared in conrt for two days.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal will be in com
plete order by the lst of April,
Mr. Buchanan will arrive in Washington abou,
the 2Jth inst Apartments have been secured for
hiI' at the Kirkwood House.
SIough, who was recently expelled from the Ohio
Legislature, has been deft ated ia Hamilton county
by Robert Hosea, no has been returned by a
small majority.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-20

DoGBERRY, THE CORONER The New York
Post tells the following of the famous Coroner in
the Burdell case
The suboioed Renaissance of Coroner Connery
acquires interss: from recent occurrences. He
held an inquest upon the body Of an lrishman.
who was killed by an Italian me months ago
During The investigation he examined the Italian,
who did not understand word of English, when
the folio wing eolIoquy occurred:
Coroner-Do you speak English
Italian Demonstrations either that he did not
understand English, or the question, or both
Cor--Do you speak German II!
ltai Same demonstrations as before
Cor-Do you speak French
Ital --Same demonsira ions before.
Cor.-Do you speak Spanish
ELECTROMAGNETIC as before.
Cor you speak Latin!
Ial.-DeDOns ration as before
Cor Expandiag exultingly There. gentle
msn of iae jury you see have addressed him in
i've different languages, and he does not under
stand ONE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-20

REVOLVING SPECTsCLE.-The man who advertised
to run pins knives. Il &C into his body, gave psr-
formspce last Monday nieht at Arcade Hall. Il per-
formed in part what ne advertised, but from what
near it was a most revolving spectacle. lie sGvsr-
t:sed to his feats without drawing blood, but whe
he knife through hs cheek it flowed in .ul,
ana many ladies and Others sh ,cked by the spectacle
left the room The given FOR this that
the cheek was not tn roughly msgnetzad The sr-
dience all came away disguised. and ws would sd-
wise the young end eavor to obtain other
of ivelih ,od besidei thai of d,eu sting pub
tic butchcry of himself The p'ssuepinl.t's name is
Tracy. ard believe he halls from Rochester,
Lochp0,t Journal
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-20

A WICKED Tows.-ibe City of Tiffiu," a
village of FIVE thoussod inhabitants, in Ohio.
appears TO have betn given over to the ETil
One:
A young m IN named Golf man burned his father s
bare valued at 81 300 aod then stole $3.50 of mo
pay from the old rnan; another youth of the name
of Frazer robbed bis father of $500; the body OF
az unknown mao was found in the streets, on
WEDNESDAY morning of last week, who had been
murdered the nj ght previously; the cholera is de
cmaiiog the hogs; series of riots. fights, SC had
occurred within a week, and the Postmaster at
Melnore, (nsar enough to Tiffin to be within the
evil ufueuce,) had recently robbed the mail Of
monied letters, but escaped before the officers of
the Commonw aaith could catch him
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-20

BRIGANDS IN SPAiH.-fne 0iLgence between
Saragossa- and Pampeluua vas stopped q few days
ago by eight brigands. NJ. Guell y Rente, bros
Their 10 law of the Queens husband, on his way
to his wife, the Infante Josefa, still exied from
Madrid, WAS In coupe, and there were eight paSsen-
gers be Sdes The whole of them laces and gen
tiemen, were compelled to lie with their faces on
the ground Of ,er having been robbed of all their
money q nd valuabies. While the mail bags were
being tified, NJ. Gueli Rente W as roughly handled
on account of suspicion the part of the brigaud
tb- / he bad not given up all he possessed. lady
IS also struck for having hid some money in her
dress,
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An OPINIoN.-A western CHAP gives his views
of Nav York women in this way:
Somewhere In every circumference of silk,
velvet and cetry that riggles along Broadway.
thars allus wummaD, l spose; but bow much of
the hollow is filed in with met, and how much is
CANNON, the Rser spectator ken never no. A fell
Ter marrys site, and fiads, when it comes to the
poibt. that be has nuthin in his arms but regula
anatomy. Eff men is gay desevers, wots to be sed
of a femule that dresses for hundred and forty
weight, but has'sent really as much fat On her 20
would grease grddie All the aperent plump
II .ss eonsistihgct cotton and whalebone"
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The gap OF thirty miles in the railroad section
between Huntsville, Ala, and Memphis will soon
Is completed, says the Huntsville Democrat
Edward r. Anderson member CT the Georgia
Legislature, died CT cancer at MurtreesboTo, Tenn
On the h inst.
w. z. Bane and JOHN Ward were found frozen
10 death GO the mountaius south of Henderson,
vile on the 3Ist uif
james SammoBs, fund guilty In Cincinnati ten
years ago Ut poisoning hIs fathers family has
been sentenced to be hung the All of April
next
A personal liberty bill," relative to persons
claimed as fugitive slaves bss been iutrodue ed
into the Wisconsin, Legislature.
Hunii agton, the forger, has been made book.
keeper ia sing Sing.
delegation from the Young Mems Democratic
(Sao Francisco) Club have arrived at New York
10 De present at the Inauguration al Washington
vessel cleared from New Orleans, recently
with 344 hhds sugar, and 292 bbis molasses for
Norfolk. Petersburg and Richmond
Harris G. Legg, IAN estimable citizen of Kent
Island, Qneen Annes couDty, Md, committed sui.
eide by hanging himself in the woods near his re-
sidence On Tuesday of last week.
Judge Nowlin. of Ala, has recently been or
csined to LII. Baptist ministry.
The English Law allows q Judge 10 retire on half
pay after the lapse of fifteen ears.
female seminary to cost $40, 900, ia to be built
In Warrestse, Faaquier, Va
. heavy iogs on the Potomac have prevsiled for
'helastfew ways
1T Is stated al New York that the imports for the
season are arriving earlier than usual aDd that
mere VIII be considerable falling off in the impor
ts'ions very shortly.
Rev. johnson, brother of r NJ johnson. for
merry Vice President of the United States, died on
the 18th ulty
Rock and perch, 40 cents the bunch, and mud
shad. so cents dozen, were plentiful In Fredericks.
phrg, Wednesday.
In West Troy, the loss by the recent freshet ia
estimated at 500 600, of which S27 600 was In lum
ner; and the losses at East Troy are estimated at
100000
The Lord Mayor of London has prohibited Tom
Thumbs carriage from parading the city.
The Rev. Bernard Keenan,, pastor Of st Mary's
lCaiholcl Church. at Lancaster, gave 4 dinner
party to the President elect on Thursday.
The Louisville Courier Of Saturday, Gays q lot
Of 1000 casks OF hams were shipped there on board
the Meteor for Wheeling, Va.
The Rev Mr.. Sturgeon, the popular young Ran.
nss minister Ia England, WAS preaching At Biz
mspgham 81 last Secounts
Ths Africa ssilsd for Liverpool Wedne sdav.
rom New York, with $4,000 10 specie.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-20

SUICIDE Edward J Truen, residing in Brook
Ign, n. Y, shot himself with pistol on Monday
evening Isst. lie vas converting with his wife
ct The time, and explaining tow ueghbor named
savage had killed himself about year since suited
ILS action 70 the word aud dischar ged the contents
OF the pistol into his brains He fingered for seyr
eral hours before he died He was sickly and IN.
able to work more than three days in a weeA, and
being fearful that he should come to want grew
depending g I'D killed himself
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THE DAILY DISPATCH,


n--o-~~->~----<~~.>-1~~ :,
MArTEsos, NJ. c, AND HIS JuRY.-A cap -
story IL told In the following extract from 'ne
tr OF the Washington correspondent OF Tue """
/, Commercial, At the expense OF An NJ " 1--WE
o,eida county, New York. apropos OF 'Do ''''"i-
ton biils pas, ed Of late years by Cone'eS
A csse was tried at Grand hsi aus, rrn,.;nss,,'
i. e. va.rs spo man who mad previously
80. . r.,har susnicious character, Was indicted
Cor s,saIing large quantity OF PORK. nc employ
"a = LAWYER Of eopsiierable local reputation 10
defend him and although the snAn nsa ah ese
ionL ha was strongly In hopes OF getiiog on cieai
-. -han the testimony on behalf the prosecution
concluded bis guilt was a. clear as the sun 81
noon-day and bis counsel was about to give up
the case In despair. Bat the prisoner was az cool
" : Der and confident of aequittal He in
sis..d noon the defence being proceeded with
iIa.ys YOU any deaee to r-ute this over - helm
inc array of testimony. Not q particle" Then
how the devil do You expect to ges clearf-
] al al do well enough" "a tell you this ia trfug
and nonsense. You acknowledge you stole tbs
pork, and they have proved 1t upon you, TO the
en- Ira sati sfaction of every man IN court. Now,
what can aayf" make - good speech,
SQUIRE and Tam safe to get off "Tmpossble-
there's nothing to be said" II hired you, end
attended TO pay you but not cert shall o have,
unless you give the jury talking to-
Under this inspiration, the lawyer made q ramp
ling, ineoheteut address to the jury, in which
everything was discussed except the case upder
consideration % concludiog be whispered ID
ne prisoners ear--"You Internal scoundrei' l
ought to be sut TO the State prison myse I; auo
what you expect to gain by this strange procteu.
Ing cane conceive" I'll tell you "neh TIC jury
come In" -, III
Alter charge from the Judge, in when nus
criuinality was distinctly asserted ana nnaih,
tanned that iute gent part Of the pahao'u,h OF
our rights" retired for consultation, ana IN .
short time came back with verdic; OF mot gull
ty" - =, ;,,,,,od ~
lawyer of his Client, 20, | wanted you 10 make
twas snre tLiog from the start for three Of them
thurman had some of the PORK
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LOTTERY, of Georgia. and the SOUTHERN military
ACADEMY LOTTERY, of Alabama, in each OF their
Lotte ries for FEBRUARY, 1857.
CLASS 25.
70 be drawn In the city of Atlanta Ga IN public on
Saturday, FebrRry -. 1897.
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
$3.50 Prizes!
More than One Prize to Erery Ton ISckefs!
10000 Tickets.
MAGNIFICENT SCEMEt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-20

SOET COKE.-Wc are now receiving
~ SOFT COKE, fresh from thu mines and shnii
keep yards fully applied during the balsnoe OF
the season. JhO. J. WEhfH, agent
Yards corner 10th street and Basiu.
hll-ts and 9Th and Byrd SIS