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The Press

The following is the life long experience
of Mr.. N. WnMs, an old veteran of the
press; and we submit it with the simple
remark, that it is not an "o'er true talep:
My long experience as Publisher and
Editor, has convinced me that it is posi-
ton of great responsibility it is i'm
possible to please everybody-that tits best
to conduct in such way as to have a con
science void Of offence towards God aud
man--tbat industry, economy, persever-
ance, and self-reliauce are the surest he'll
pers-that, like woman's work, it. is never
done. every hour has its appropriate work;
and that it requires a strong mind in a
strong body, in order to live long in such
treadmill work Editors should be kind
and courteous towards each other, avoiding
personalities and abuse, treat each other as
brethren, and allowing others the same
rights which they claim forthemseIves.--
Every publication influences thousands OF
minds, and that influence should be sauta.
ry, for time and eternity.
The improvements in printing within sew.
enty years have been great. The screw
press and the sheep skin balls are superse.
'ded by the power press and the roller; but
the type setting is still done by human
hands, and editorials must still be conceived
by human heads May those hands and
heads, now so usefully and honorably EN-
ployed, be amply reluunerated by con.
sciousness Of doing good, aud well filed
purse, before old age incapacitates them
for enjoyment and the public forget their
unwearied seryitors--and then, may the
rest above be the reward of all your toll -
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U ca q IKE o wv 3E g@gJ [R RDl3 RR !.
Important News.

! Adsices from Nicaragua to the lst ult
have been received, and are reimportant if cor.
rect. by this arrival'it is reported that
the Guatemalian army in Nicaragua had
been defeated by WALRrR, with great
slaughter; and that San Salvador had de-
clared in favor of President WALKgR.
By late arrival from Europe, we have
Liverpool dates to tho Ilth ut. Cotton
had declined an Sd, and sales of the weel.
comprised 10000 bales, taken principally
by manufacturers. 1t has had the effect of
reducing the price somewhat in Charleston,
where, on the 27lh ult, il was command
ing fourteen cents per 10.
The general Intelligence by this arrival
is unimportaut The gain of tie ministe,
rial party in Parliament, in the recent cleo
ton, is sixty five members--sufIicient to
keep the PALMERsroN ministry in power.
The English government furnishes three
steamers to assist in laying the submarine
telegraph cable. Spain and Mexico, it is
thought, will settle their difficulty through
the intervention Of others, without resor.
to hostilities. Naples manifests willing.
ness to re-establish diplomatic relations
with Franco and RnslanJ. Sixteou Rus
sian vessels, which were sunk in the harbor
of Sebastopol, have been raised. Turkey
has shown an inclination TO consent 10 the
union of Che principaltics, provided its
rights be respected and tribute paid.
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Walhalla Aerionltnral snniatu

The next meeting ofthe Walhalla Agri-
cultural Society will be held at that place
on Thursday next, and general attendance
is desired. It is expected that Mr. BANsE-
MER will deliver an address, heretofore post
poned, on that occasion.
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PICKENS C. H., S. c.:
Saturday Morning, May Q, 1867.
Appointment.

Mr. A. b. BownEN has been appointed.
ny The Governor, Magistrate for Tunnel
Hill, iu place of EDMuNo MARTIN, deceased.
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FtffEeN IloRSE9 .RuNNtND AWAY To-
oErnER. "A. drove of fifteen horses, attach.
ed together by ropes, ran away in Water.
town. New York, on Monday They wero
frightened at train of cars, and started of,
clearing the street most effectively; knock.
ing down lamp posts. etc, in their head.
long course. After along chase they. were
again secured, some of them, badly injured.
Tive MgN HANGED by Mons rx Iowa.
On Saturday, the l7th inst, Eli Gifrfd, u
half breed. was hung by mob in Jackson
county, Iowa, forkilling JOHN ingalls,. On
the same day a mob at Bellvue. Iowa. for.
chilly entered the Jail there, and taking
prisoner, charged with murder and coun.
terfei'ing, and hung him. Great. excite
nient prevails in the vicinity.
An OLD Decentralization. James Buc-
hanan, President of. the United States, was
sixty six years old on the 23d April, 1871
TnE BANNER DIsIRICT."- ."--York is the
"hanner diSiri6," of tho ton, ,o,y.,so oen,y
in this State. So says her press, which en-
dorscs the movement with nolittle enlhusi,
asm. ei
NOMINATED. The Democeatic party of
Tennessee has nominated Hon. Isham G..
Harris, as its candidate for Governor. His
chances of success are doubtful.
a FAM QuesrIov,-The Boston Po,
wishes TO know why Mr.. Chaffec, the
black-repubiionn.ahnIitiou member of con-
gress from Massachusetts,, docs not libcrate
bred Scott? -@
WHALE CAvenr,-A whale Of large d.
mensions was harpooned and>killed Thurs
day morning near the Shackleford Banks.
about six miles from Beaufort, N. G. II.
was sixty or seventy feet long, very fat, and
yielded upwards of fifty barrels of oil, which
will be worth at least $1,000,
THIED-Chesly Boatwright has been
tired at Camden, for the murder of Charles
Il. Evans, and found Guilty e.
--H
CooL1E TRApr.-In the last ,oc,ve from,
Havana, n bist trad. . ro,e1';. 80. -
OF Coolies--four Cargoes having arrived
since previous adrances-say 1882 "in
bulk" with less of 45o Spoiled" on the
passage. 'HrJ
Cosr,
- dn,,ars ,,o;.' .,'1'N''" '''I' Oo.''"s S'H
y u'i''rS par, are among the spring fash
-,---- ~"
MoeMoS EMreRarioN,--EighL hundred
and fifty Mcrmons arriyed at Boston on the
2oth olt, from Liverpool. They go to Utah
the land Of Indians, wives and mountains
--y
AssocIArIoN.-Those ho touch yermil.
lion become red and those who touch ,rl
become black So noonl. ,,La ,ho;.
:, '""'
"''e' rom '"cll HI-cn os'Pa9lons. p %
CmcAGo, April 22.--The Democratic
press learns that n. band of six hnndreI 81.
oux indians have been committing donro
,dations at South Bend. Minnesota R;ver
Ills rumored that Mankalo had Noon q.
tackled and burned and the iohahitanis mn,
dered by the Indians. This is The same
band which committed the murders atSn;r;t
Lake. The farmers were hockino To- S.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-05-02

TnE CorroN CnoP. We have been IA
yored by,a commercial house Of this city,
says the Chsrleston Standard of the 25tb.
with Information from several points of the
cotton'growing region, relative TO the pros
poets of the next crop. A letter from Gal.
weston, Texas, dated 9th inst, says tirat
cotton and corn of the second planting and
just up to fpe stand, were all killed and
that there was not seed enough for third
planting, SO that tho lose would be disas-
trous to planters, who had made a short
crop last year. A letter from. Mobile saws
that in tho interior of Alabama, Corn was
cns down and all cotton that was. up, was
killed. Aletter from Memphis, Tennessee,
says that thelate heavy frost would COM
pei planters in that vicinity to repIant. -
The Nashville, Tenn, Patriot, Of the olst
inst, says that almost everything in lIro
shape vegetation has been killed or with.
cred by the continued cold weather,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-05-02

- ;L.. WY N'',''' mas now en's'eu
e. e.. '1"' 01o.'''. ,O. emp ac'nG onlon and
oPaf'anourg Districts, to which field be will
-
=, DNO nN'''D'r-,-lne worcester (MasS,)
A'""Se'tP' says 'hat IN addition TO four
'nu'ee' cases J0rfy>f''o bills for divorce are
prene Court for Worcester county.
"N'NN9'NS MAN 'RAps.--"m' H.Wood-
ouy, VINO some 'lme since received severe
Ju',,s oy ."'''"g INTO :" sidewalk IMAM
zap :" C"'c"so' mas recovered $4,000
u"'''ges from the CITY
l'c'' not explalnable by any known rules Of
logic or reasoning. thati a man is in the
| haolt OF having a.daiiy loaf, he finds it ex-
oeedingly difficult TO obtain his daily bread
rvxo,,,n 80 n- r,,- .Y
de$perado, was lately lynched by the cili,
a''' ieA"S' anu .'he Coroner's jury
''Po''eo '''", nc came 10 his death by means
,,',I. 'opo anu gun IN the hands OF persons
s..
INJURED. The rice and cotton cror, of
this State have been seriously ;n;ureJ hv
the recent cold weather. The stand is bad
and the plant looks badly.
tions by tho Sall;er trooedv ,,o pn;,;sA
| Bank swindle and Tho RoIson- podr,,,,
and host Of other f,auds nf ,n;,,or lI,or
acter i, Enoland ar,;no 1eEe La,o..
beon loo. ,hs,, ,i,..o e '':,,!s 80 "'se go' go
1oo,ooo. John Bull does not do things by
Surp.--Dr Androws of,h. raooru;a e;,;
zen, has been sued for ,;bo, - IT,
of 100000 DAMAGES for nnblisb;na ,,,o
:, 10 80
- y " 9"0a'' '0e' VINO n"o removed win
F' 's '"' ".neo'
Quick WoRK.--it appears the c;,;zons of
Chicago Ill., have a yery etrsctnaI WOW of
riddinr themselves NOT on,v.o of aso,j,,s1,.
ue''S
last a place known as Sands Rendezvous,
nolor'ouS as residence for thieves and
other disroputable characters was invaded
oy me Iol'ce and broken up. Twenty
pu'i',n9S were demolished and nine burnt
DAxvmLe, Pa, April 24-uop. John
,o,I. S.. ''''"a" e'ec' i'op' tne
c.o,, ~. 49,. U""'' u:eu th'S 'i''r"i"g
durino tho Inan@urs,;ol' % ~ '1ao Io"t."o'eu
BAD.-Senator Hale, of N. H., is grow
ing lean from the effects of the National ho-
tel disease, and Theodore Ford's wife. of
the Same State, hung herself recently from,
x5.-.f -. ~ rs.. ~.
DIFFERESoE IN VALGE--TheN North Eas
tern railway company in Epgiand have
lately paid $4,000 for breaking the ribs Of
one man, and So 600 for killing the wife Of
most. Us
FOR RbLooNERs.-- Mrs. l1loomen OF TURK
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. The Darlington .Flae.

The Darlington Flag has been discon-
tinued. Anew paper TIE Family Friend
will take its splace. Messrs LAW and
CALvo are the propriotors. Maj. f. f.
WARLBY will conduct the editorial depart
ment, and we shall expect to greet racy
aud interesting Friend from the "old Pee
Dee" Success to the enterprise
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-05-02

FoR BLooNeRs.-- Mrs. BIoomer, Of Turk
ish costume celebrity, isnow living at Coun-
Gil Bluffs, Iowa. We notice that she is sill
advocating the rights of woman TO do and
undo--dress and undross as she pleases or
displeases. She is out with a puff for Mrs.
Patten, the female sea captain.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-05-02

Quick WoRK.--It appears the citizens of
Chicago, ILL.,, have very eifectual way of
rIdding themselves not ouly of disordery
persons, but the houses also On Tuesday
last place known as Sands Rendezvous,
notorious as a residence for thieves and
other disroputabIe characters, was invaded
by the Police and broken up. Twenty
buildings were demolished and nine burnt
down.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-05-02

HEAVY DEFALcAnoNs--The defalca-
tlons by the Sadlier tragedy, the British
Bank swndle, and the Robson, Redpath,
and host of other frauds of minor char,
acter, in England, during 1855, have not
been less than three millions sterlipg-si4,-
100000. John Bull does not do things by
halvesl =
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-05-02

SvED.--Dr Andrews, of the Georgia oiti-
zen, has been sued for libel to the tune
of $4,000 damages for publishing the
name of a subscriber who had removed with
out "payipg the printer"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-05-02

INJURED. The rice and cotton crops of
this State have been seriously injured by
the recent cold weather. The stand is bad,
and the plant looks badly.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-05-02

DANvnLE, Pa, April 24.-uon. John
Montgomery, Congressman elect from the
l2th District of Penn, died this morning
from the National Hotel disease contracted
durlng the Inauguration at Washington.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-05-02

CLERIcAL PoLTIcIANs in ENoLNND.--
A correspondent of the London Times calls
attention to the large number Of clergymen
who, at the. recent elections, made their ap.
pearance as hustings orators, advocating
the success of particular candidates. He
gives list of some of them and says that
the evil is growing one in England. 20
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-05-02

EXPENSIVE MAN TRAps.--Wm II. Wood
bury, who some time since received severe
injuries by falling into a sidewalk "man-
trap, in Chicago. has recovered SI5,o
damages from the city.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-05-02

A FAItURs--Rey Antometts Brown.
more recently Rev, Mrs Blackwell, seems
to have made faiIurein her Grst pastoral.
The church at South Butler, N. Y, over
which she was settled, is now dissolved and
the meeting house closed. sH- .i5e
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-05-02

GRAiS---The auditor of Ohio has made
his report on the grain statistics Of that
State for 1855 to The Legislature. The
npmber of aOres sown with wheat was j, s
4S7;F7s; bushels gathered, l9,5e0,32o; ;
theeserage yield 49, 81 bushels. The whole
number ofactes Of corn planted was 2. ao5,-
2s2; bushels gathered, s7,7s2,434; the
average yield 1911 bushels
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-05-02

The NEW Cent. lit is stated in the Phil.
adelphia Gazette, on the authority Of Col
Snowden. director Of the us mint, tha,
in about three weeks time this much desired
coin will be distributed to the public.
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Pennings and Clippings.

TnE SuRyEY.-The Spartan says tina,
Oscar NJ. Lieber, Esq ,wbohas been forsome
time engaged in Geological and Mineral
ogical survey of the State, has now entered
upon that section emb acidg Union and
Spartanburg Districts, to which field he will
confine his labors during the summer.
BAD ExnmrT.--The Worcester Mass
Transcript says that in addition to four
murder cases. forty>t,co bills for divorce are
to come before the present term of the SUI
prene Court for Worcester county.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-05-02

WANTED TO KSow.-A correspondent of
a New York paper wants to know which
side of a lady a gensIsraan should take,
when ne walks out with her. We should
say keep on the rigltsde Of lady, always.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-05-02

LYSonED TO DEArm.--Tsill johnson, a
desperado, was lately lynched by the citi,
zens OF Waco. Texas, andthe Coroner's iurv
reported that he came to his death by means
ofa rope and gun in the hands of persons
unknown.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-05-02

5ence about half an hour, and tIis rain lasted
with intervals throughout Saturday night,
This calamity will be memorable one in
Our city though we are happy tolearn that
no lives we're lost.
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lNEXrLIeADlE.-lt is somewhat curious
TACT, not explainable by any known rules Of
logic or reasoning, thatifa man is in the
habit of having a,daily loaf, he finds it ex-
ceedingly difficult to obtain his daily bread
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-05-02

tel disease. and Theodore Ford's wife, of
the Same State, hung herself recently from
insanity caused by Miierism.
DiFFERESoE IN VALoE--TheN North Eas-
tern railway company in Epgland have
lately paid $4,000 for breaking the ribs of
one man, and 50 600 for killing the wife Of
another; showing which rib was worth the
most.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-08-26
Suspensions. &c.

NEW YORK, Aug. 25.-E. s. Monroe's bank has
suspended payment.
Atta,hments have been issued 20 the amount Of
nearly S2,OO,C0J against the Ohio Trust Com
pany.
Tue liabilities Of Mr. Thompson, banker, who
suspended to-day, over a half million. lie
has for many years done a leading business la
uncurrent money, and acted as agent Of various
banks He also published the Bank Note Rcpor-
ter His suspension was wholly uneV pected and
VIII cause Inconvenience 90 an extent which can
not now be estimated. His assets are largely in
bank notes not available at present, and in other
securities al Ike OF small value in the present
cited state Of the market
The embarassments Of Delaunay ISelan &
Clark thus far extend to only their stock bust
ness
Bo.ToN, Aug. 2i.-Messrs. Whitney 4 Kinds,
wholesale boot and shoe dealers Of this CITY, have
suspended payment. Their failure also affects
several large manufacturers out of town
The Liabilities Of Car Brothers. who failed AZ
New Castle, England, are now stated at three
millions Of dollars
NEW YORK, August Is .-Several bank failures
have been reported this morning, including the
Warren Bank of Pennsylvania, and the Kaaawha
Bank of Virginia.
Ii is rumored that Jacob Little, banker Of this
city, has failed for S5,OoOOOO
Benedict Il Co. and Fisher 4 Co. have also
failed to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-08-26

ofdcers brought their musicians along, a brass
nand OF 70 men, and band Of 10 or 12 stringed
instruments, The table was set under tents made
our OF safis taken from the ship. Some 50 officers
men sat at the other end IS
Next day being Sunday, l took the small boat,
nired man to row me, and started for a trip up
the river, had plenty to eat with me. | had "A
ve.y pleasant time. My man waited for me
EwneheeI got out, and that was very often
Every IoIt, and there were many, was cut out Of
soild rock. Invent In and through; some of them
we very long and dark, one in particular was
cut through solid rock $50 yards long. / stepped
IT, Many pretty flowers collected with pieces
OF the rock of which the fort is built
Jnfy 9h.-Evening once more after a long,
hard days work. have charge of eight men,
one steam engine, one diving machine and YOU
may believe me, when tell YOU never worked
SO hard in my life. begin at five in the morn
sIg ana oiten do not get In till nine at night for
- do not feel much like writing. still will tell
OF the curse OF this country-heas, feas, O Lord,
the meas! Many nights l have to pet up and try
10 sleep on deck; but il makes no odds 90 where
you IKE, meas are as plenty as flies with you.
GU can form no idea of the wretcbed nights we
spend fighting them. The Lord bless some
FTenchman, he sells n powder that kills them
only sprinkle II on your bed Last night three
OF us bought bottle, with very little faith still
wiling to try anything, and as said, bless the
man, II had the desired effect. So had one good
nights sleep.
MY washing came home Seven shirts and
seven collars cost me one dollar. / am sure il
you mad only seen them you would almost have
aled No starch in them, and about the color OF
brown paper. From this time out, ! will do all
between four and five o'clock. washed FIVE pail
OF stockings and two handkerchiefs and they
looked much cleaner than my shirts; and only
had one water to wash them through
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-08-26

lEwEs RACEs-PRIoREss BEATEN.-We find
in the London News OF "Wednesday, 18th inst d,
the following summary Of the race for the Sussex
County Cup, al Lewes, on the preceding dav,
from which il appears that five horses ran. and
that the American mare Prioress came in fourth
Here is the summary:
The Sussex County Cup, value 300 sovereign
by subscriptions of 10 sovereigns each, with 81
yr. est NJ; six, aud aged, 9 st. 7 ID Goodwood
Gun conditions. Two miles (16 subs
Mr.. ]. :. Douglass Tournament, by Touch
stone, yrs, : st. : ID, (Fordham,) I.
Mr.. c. Snewing's Polestar, yrs, . 81. 1 10 ,
(Flatman.)2.
Mr.. Howard's Chevalier d Industrie, 3 yrs ?
s.. lbs. I'D. Hughes,)3.
Mr. r.. Ten BrOeck's Prioress, 3 yrs. Est lbs
(Charlton,)4.
Mr. Parker's Alice, yrs, st. IL lbs. L., adams.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-08-26

By A. GRkkN, AuctIoneer.
FXCELI.ENT HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
AND s gaSL re, FINE R0sEwo3D PIhSErSEIE
Day the I'd Of sS. SELL at be ress
oeoek 81 Ne @ ws, ss OF at 10
between X and l. streets, near the Northern Mar
ket, handsome assortment of Mahogany, Walnut,
One line 81 octave Piano Forte, in rosewood case.
made by Llnderlnan, New York, of fine tone
and touch, superior instrument, Stool and
Fine Parlor Castor, Arm, Gothic, and other Chairs
Marble top Sofa Table, .Whatnot and Escretoire
Gandeiahras and Chra Vases
Fine Brocatelle Embroidered Window Curtains,
Two valuable ancient Oil Paintings, by Jasper
poussln, IN new gilt frames and fine state Of
One PaStlle Painting, gilt Medallion flame
Eentre Parlor Hanging Lamp, with drops
mahogany ana walnut Marble-toP Dressing Bu-
Mahogany, and Walnut Marble-top Wash and other
Cane seat and hack Reception and other Chairs
VenltIan Window Blinds and other Chamber Cur
Mahogany Secretary and Bookcase
Extension and Gard Tables
Maho1sny and Walnut Jenny Lind, Cottage, and
Fine CURED Hair Mattresses
Feather Pillows and Bedding
TapestTy, Brussels, Stair, and other Carpets and
Iron Hat-Tree
China, Glass, and Crockery Ware
Refrigerator. Morning Star Cooking Stove, with
. fixtures complete
Paror Heater and Register
W 18th good assortment of Kitchen REQUISITES, and
many other articles which we deem unneces-
Terms: All sums under $50. cash over ss,. 2. q
snd months, for notes satisfactorily endorsed
bearing interest.
A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
p. S.-The Honse, good brick, containing ter
rooms and provided with water, bathroom, heating
al -6-d A. g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-08-26
GOVERNOR OF MISSOURI

GOVERNOR OF MIssoURI.-The politicians Of
Missouri are still busily employed i'm cyphering
out the result of the gubematorial election. The
st. Louis Intelligence, (American,l OF saturday,
says:
THE struggle is reduced very low indeed. As
far as heard from Rollins, yesterday, was forty
four ahead. and two counties not reported that
generally 90 democratic. Unless the unofic al
returns should turn up something very uneXpeCt-
eddy favorable for Mai. Rollins, we fear he is de-
feated by very small Vote
The Democrat, (Freesoil,) Of the same date
claims to have official returns from one hundred
and three counties, and reports from the six 9TH
whole State.
The Missouri Republican, Democratic SAYS
that Stewards present majority Is five, and Dunk
Adair, Pemiscot, Nodaway, and Pulaski to hear
tom officially.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-08-26

PosT OFFICE ROBBERY IN CHICAGO The tel
egraph announced on Saturday the arrest of Mr..
Brayman, Of the Chicago Democrat, for robbing
the post ONCE in that city Of money letters The
newspapers have brought fuller particulars, az d
present strength Of evidence against him which
IL seems difficult 10 believe can he overcome
The community in Chicago seemed astounded
bythe announcement, the very detectives scarcely
willing To believe he evidence other own senses
me-. Brayman has been permitted 90 give bail for
hlsappearance in the sum OF q, uJ0. The amount
OF money supposed TO have been stolen by him is
about 81 90, including, however, a number Of
q ats, which he had been too prudent 10 present
for payment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-08-26

The AMERICAN HORSES AGAIN.-A eorrespon-
dent of Bells Life in London gives it his . un-
Dlassed conviction, that we should congratulate
our allies upon the fact of the Yankees being short
OF work and so badly ridden, or the New World
would undoubtedly have triumphed over the Old,
and New York instead Of Paris have been in
named by the distinction of having beaten 81 the
Brtishers' FOR one of their most coveted prizes
on the turf -