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Now Fall md Winter Goods.
Great inducements to Cash Buyers a, tho Chen
Cash Store Of
CHAMBERS 4 MARSTfALL.S
MO. L C-ra1,ito Roaaso
AbBEV1LLE c. H., 8. G.
W. l. BEG respectfully to inform tho ci,
Hchs "i this place aud surrounding Dis
tr'c', that our Stock of
DRY Goods,
Mus 'h"--: hr"gans, Georgia Plains Krrscys
''n', we nrc Offering them at prices to suit the
llnrd Tunes"
"mr Stock comprises the lntcs STYLES in DRY
Good', Nc., consisting nf
Black and Culnrr,l Silks
French. English and American Printed
Dc'ains
p"plin<, Wool Plai.ls, French and
f.h"iI>h Marines, i'll alI shades and
Qualities
Gas h""rc Robes, something entirely new,
Ian French Dr.ins,
French Cumbrics
tinchnms and OScr
800 pieces "i CaIic"cS from IL 10 IoI
Our stuck of tlnakS. Shawls and Emiroidrr-
les Is lnrg" and well selected and will through =
out The season. continue to receive additions of
me latest styles of cl"akS. as they are intro
durc'i INT" the New York Market
w" would call particular attention to our
stock uf
Domestic and Plantation Goods,
which we are selling mi Columbia Prices W.,
nave IL large Stuck Of Plains, Blankets &c, uud
thc h.>i l'i"Gan ever brought to this place
all and examine before YOU huv, as we tax.
pleasure in showing stock To all who iavor
us witt Il call
Oct. 81, l>J7. oG If
JOSIAH SIBLEY 6 SONS.
"a " p u - u, sia
q H AVE taken tlr Store No. Il, Warren Block.
sH for the purl''sc Of tran<actims IL general
Wholesale
Grocery and Commission Business.
AMI have i'll Store and t" arrive IL large and
newly selected stock Of all goods usually found
IN that business, including,
Bagging, Rope, Bacon, Nails, Liquors,
. q 3 q rs.
Also. Schlrv's PLAINS and OSNABURGS, and
are prepared to sell TO Merchants and Planters
OH as favorable terms any house in tho citv
They have secured the services of Mr.. JAMES
u. li"LiiNG>w"ErII ("f the late firm Of Belle her
IL l"ingsw"rl') and hope. by strict attention to
business, To iucrit and receive u share of the
public patronage.
Oct III. l-J1 ~ IL
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! oRsA..aH -a+S.
.tHflE*EAGLE ,rrI:i. PendletoR. "a
.@as.fCr 9r:!.ir' IS now offered fl f1nHIsGA
sate, is fuvoratly situated fer custemo Oh !s.kS$z
8. W.corntr, OF the pnbii, square, and &2kzssA
is she most donmodious house in !ht place, with
severaisterel ll9usesand offices ,acied, together
with s.ahles, ample lois aud garden.
To those 'dssirous of cngoglns in the Hotel
susness a,yi!l sge: Which lips beeu Ioug resor-
ted 70 for beatlfs aud farits educational, social
andaeligions dvSnlnecs, aid to which ure about
to be added fsai'rond faciitiss. q rare opportu-
pity forunakii'g profitable Investment is now
asaeseited. c'S
~. For neutrality-suspicious., apply t" the Proprie.
apf. OF. Eagle Hotel, Pehdeion, 5. @.
---SE4Qy. t2.S63. % At
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The State of South Carolina

FraHctS T. :. BYRD,
BiIl for Partition OF
Frances ]. Byrd ! Slaves
ct al.
DURSUANT To order of Court, I will sell. nj
i! public QUERY, at Ablrville G.. IT,. OIL Sale
day i'll Dcccml'rr next, CtIi) Fifteen or more
likely NEGtoES. for partition between the par
ties Interested.
IEItMS-A credit till lst March 1858, inter
est from dnt-. Purchasers to give bonds with
two good sureties. and pay the costs in cash.
WIN. II. PARKER, c.EA.p.
Commss oncr's Office,
Nov. $, 1851. 2S ids
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For Sale.

For Sale.
ME Subscriber offers for sale, Three small
Il Tracts of Land, near AbbeviIIe Village
with Woodland attached to each Tract. Aiso
the Carson Place, two miles from .AbbcviIlc G. IL
continuing about
Aoo Acres
Of Land, finely improved, and nearly one. hal
tho. Tract in woods PERSONS residing in ihe vii
lngc wishing n small Tract, would doswclI tc
examine these lands.
J. w. w. MARSHALL
Nov. 5, 81. % 81
cB- Press copy.
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The; State of,Sotith Caroline.

sese>'
!. T. J. Hearst, by next friend,
VS.. : Bill for Parti.
r. Joseph l. Hearst. tion. .
DURsUANT to The Order Of Court, I will sell
L at public ontcry, on Tuesday. 2llh NoveIn.
her next, at the resiiepce Of John Hearst, Sr.,
decessed, TWELVE Likely NEGROES, Of
the Estate Of yohB yJearst, deceased, being .tiie
Lot assigned 70. ER1A Hsayst. .s3 .ss.,:S -;
TermA-A credit of one md two Years. with
interest from day Of purchasers osgiTe
Bond with two good sqrctiea, and pay tlle costs
in casl. .sfs1 "a, - 3,
Cog5tyissioners OHice, - !. ~
+. 1October &c, 1857. Is ~ ~ hls
r ADIEY 5MERINQ. UNDER VESTS, Sda
Ia yery dcsSri ion OF uosiery, Gloves s,
q Sc IS 2ii II RS Ai !.
Oct 80, 81, sts ssss s. sssst 81
TENTs sVoVE ANI,PE Az Tf9gl glESE
uE SHIRT FRONTS, ], an md
just received M s. ;sc
Oct. 90, 81. n zee,
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South Carolina,
Bill for Partition
+ Of Land.
The State of
Francis NJ. Brooks,
US.
Wm. II. brooks
aud ntl,erc

7DURSU ANT 10 the order of Court. I will sell,
l. ut Public outcry, on the 25th day Of No
vcmher next, at the late residence Of Snsnnnah
Brooks, deceased. all the Real Estate Of said
Susannah Brooks, deceased, containing Six Hun
dred and Ninety Three Acres more or less, ly-
ing on Calhoun's Creek, in two Tracts known rs
the Home Tract and the Bennett Tract Said
Tracts t., be surveyed and sold by the plsts ex-
hibited on the day of sale.
TERMS-A credit of one and two years will,
interest from day Of sale--purchuscrs TO give
Bond with at least Two good sureties pay the
costs in cash, and pay for paTsrs.
WM. II. PARKER, c.KAb.
Commissioners Office,
Oct o. 1851 81 ids.
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'>TT.!N'N TVIINS01N, IT.N.N.
commissioners Office,
Ncwh-rry, Oct. 90, 1877. 20 ot
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Grocery and Commission Business,
AMI have in Store and to arrive II lor.,c and
newly selected stock Of all goods usually found
III that business, Including.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-12-11
TOWN AND COUNTY MATrcRs

--fla stw-.aiiIs ol:iis river Al, all in fin,
RAINING orilr. and have not suspended Z,
AMI will n)s Will tis mild weather cont;n-
US. Taey hay2 not done u better busineu.
fr thu sapssu taan is bling done now. We
ura pleased II say that III: lumbermen will
pat iat1 the woods full one third more team.
tlan wgra pat in last winter. We have als,
heard il remarked that the rise last week on
boNs FId on tie whary $ in Portland
belonging t. - of cur lainbermen, was full
$4,000.
There Vs. fall Of Two or three inches
of snow on Sunday night. The weather con-
tI"uc' mii}. and it has mostly disappeared
Two or thr'a mtl'm,n were out in sleigh.
III Tassl - n45saing, for the fun of the
tAiaz.
Brig ctasia, (of EIlsworsh.A Can,
Cnar', from Jacksonville. Florida, while
beating eH; u the harbor of Port du Platte
Nov 18th. want ashore on toe reef. and be.
ramra total l.-s. Captain and crew saved
u u creditors Of the Greeers Bank
Bangor, ar allowed eight months to file ev
ideecss ot debts The bills of the ins,i,u.
ton arr n ha burned in presence of n.
Nest7n.Jr. Egg. Geo. W. Ingersoll. Levi
B5d'ey :, AMI :. p. S;r.c kland are appointed
Receivers
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-12-11

THE NATIONAL FINANCES. The Wash
ington correspondent of the New York
Courier & Enquirer says;
THE President and Secretary Cobb
have been revising the Estimates. and
have adopted reductions which they sup
pose will diminish the aggregate to fifty
millions Of dollars. exclusive of certain
large objects Of expenditure, which are
technically termed contingent, but which
are certain to occur. The expenditures
of the first quarter of the present year
we're twenty-three millions. The total
smcant of appropriations. definite and
indefinite, is believed to be eishty-two
millions of dollars. The aggregate rev
enuc will be about fny-6ve millions
As the surplus Of twenty millions, or
the 30th of June has dwndleI TO eight
millions, and as all the intervening re
ceipts. amounting to twenty-four mil
lions. have been expended. it follows that
the service of the first five months hai
absorbed thirty-six millions of dollars
The Mormon war viii require an addition
OF at least ten millions to the app.opraa
tons
The correspondent also says that tn,
Florida war still forms a very serious
item Of national expense; 1000 men arr
about to'take the field for winter cam
psgn. in order to hunt, says the writer
Billy Bowlegs, three papooses and I
sgnaw.
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ria that i .7sIsp r, sra f.;Eg a 4 Inn
k, aal = e5,rt'.t. vsgti -! j. Il ~
ea~siss ii ty5 or tlg-s Al.fs S. ~ K ny
tie slasfr equally 4sfm as Il loaded j ,sa
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b5si4 : The benefit nan =. t4sss "a " ~
on. tst4t ;aany fan.tj.s II ~ Y'ss-s, III.
q NJ as5ilinz - i.aa,a -tlae family as4r.a
d.r.as IL al ,-l,4as " p3ii,a fra,a
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=
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-12-11
LATER FROM EUROPE
Tue PANic Stasspep y E>cl,,D

NV YoaK. D.. :.
TIE stelms1ip B4liie from i.',trp -,
arrived Al noon today
Aliiti1nIl failures VIZ reported, hat
m0aey WIS elscr. ani bettar fealing prevail
ed. TIE Blnk, Of nyaui and France ~ tin
in bullion.
Nothing later hal been received from Ia
dia
Generals Hayal,ek AMI Wilson will be md,
Blronets.
1t IS sliI that the sPtais.l Mexican qaes-
ton still port ends danger.
In London on the 2lst the recovery Of mez-
clntile confidence mail further pra-r, :,
notwithstanding ssrit.s Esttir,s Of tt
Bank returns Funds opaneI firm and an
advance IN prices took plaee. hat subs 4ueat-
~ slight reaction from report ot fresh ban
kim difficulties IN tho north Of England
fais however, proved aniaunded.
Loans ~ govt securities were really o.
t.in4 n 81 lower rates
About tt0n 900 Australian gold VAS sid
10 the Bank during the day.
faa Times stys therefore that the PM
nav b considered I have entirely paSs.l.
Heavy failures reported ut iinnbur-, in
Guiding VI .Ssrs UaibarE X Crcna, IA Tia
Swedish trad. with liabiltti : over J ,ta1e :
000.
TIE manry panic in Ireland had salsllei-
TIE Times OF 9th s4ys. y steady flow
of bullion to the Bank assists the tendency
to a restoration of confidence. and aitogcthdI
better feeling prevails, although there ara
some additional failures. Supply ofmoHe,
abundant on stock exchange al ! pr ct
At til Bunk, lpp!lrlti m grIllally III minisi
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-12-11

LlGHr N THE EAsr.-fhe Ellsworth Amer
lean discovers that John C. Calhoun" is
making great deal Of trouble in Kansls. =
Free Press
We beg pardon, notof the Free Press, bat
Of the injured spirit Of thcdspartsl senator,
John {. Calhoun, for the ASSOCIATION. 1t is
the bogus democratic party through the
agency Of another, and entirely different per-
son by the name Of Calhoun, that lis max
ing great deal Of trouble in Kansas" The
maH John c. Calhoun and the Democratic
party in his life time. would have sc5rred
tie idea Of committing such treason agains;
democratic principles, as the bring Calhoun,
(no relation to the othar,) ani the bogus
democratic party have been guilty Of, and
been upheld in, by the Free Pros.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-12-11

PEEPS BANK, Brunswick. This
bank went into operation short time
since. Its capital stock is s37 500, and
has all been taken by wealthy men,
men who have retired from active bust
nsss--men who have money to loan, and
not money borrowers. This is not,
therefore, established like some, FOR the
especial purpose of loaning to the stock
holders. Lcssisfon Ne. Adeocate.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-12-11

Ship National, of Bath, Me. Capt.
Boyti. from New Orleans for Havre,
was totally lost. the sth near Havana
date not reported. Crew saved. She
haA cargo of tallow and cotton. $500
bales of the latter we're insured in New
York and in France. The ship was
nsarly new, of 1866 tons. ana belonged
TO 6sspt. Berry AMI Others of Bath.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-12-11

The mills have all suspended" They
have done an extra seasons work in the
quantity of lumber cut, and stock with some
of them was getting short.
The season was unusually favorable for
manufacturing lumber, aud on the whole our
lumber dealers have rs little cause to com
plain us any class Of men in the community.
MacAias TaioR.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-12-11
TINS urrSsst paey.

Tie fullowin.is n list Of the banks 10 Nv
England whose bills are disereditel by the other
banks, together with tAe rats Of discount st which
they bought by the brokers in Boston
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-12-11
osIuIsir ariON..
an Alarm {.

l. there Il, bfsF=! m5t4.r, ~ wg5He-].
d serted, or aa.s4s-l wife, no anxious sister
ar fri nj to -s.r: the cry On the that
are sprin5a5 up iik hy3rA4 in If p...esfal
village?
\ watch has bs=a - - .arl9ac proper.
" from thieves; bat Hi.ss msu take the
money from ,ha rars,, the spirit from tie
man, tears, and wlrsa than hcart's-bi5al
from the VIII, r~pse;atil,y, hjme, and all
present joy, hops. m 1n5ry, and even a name
= live for. iron tae children Of their poor
victims.
swell the cry women Of Ellsworth let it
wax loader aud loal.r, ill it sartlo the
slambars, aud open the - - Of the c1mmuni.
ty 70 their danger
We may not call an "laIisnati5a Met
ing batindiguati5n has called. and will vet
call many IA ..ns t. su.gas, ways ana
means u suppress IT, rasAin. evil. b.
For the Ellsworth Americana
W. ar happy tn, one MT M.r1e, has
solid foa1lati9a God sped it As "
7sets 50 shall it be measured to ylu again. .
It Is 70 b. b pa taat The citizens Of Els
worth viii purch4s. only Of those ,ei, dare
aro.r triaf thy SCI, and NJ, display f5yl Tor
the body, while dealing in Starvation and
Death
Nova Fish Mrket is not - far wrong,
for it is a sealy business. and nav tbint ~
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-12-11

The correspondent of the Tribune says
the present Clerk Of the T. S House Of
Representatives has annually doubled tho
salary OF the President, by means of the incl
dental emoluments Of his Office y
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-12-11

Tho English in India have offered a re-
ward of 30 900 rupees for Nena Sahib's head,
but ii seems improbable that they will get it,
even at that price.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-12-11

Ehr ro>Itiaa ss"r tsolrsIl Eias
r-.rnu, dcci.Iri tIIstii Po~fH,I>-
frrS iO uDi slXr publishers ot
sipiicC " arn iDrlT pa
pcr> remain in tllr ro~i asHgs
without beng tai>rn 0u, ',V the
~ubsrribrr. within FIVE :. siIsAs.
hry are iiaofe for tllr pa.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-12-11

john R. Rollins, Esq. Republican, has
been elected Mayor of Lawrence.
.-Ansan Phelps, Jr., Dem, has been re-
elected Mayor Of Springfield, Mass.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-12-11
THE RUR.L AME RIeAS.- We woal

THE RURAL AME RfeAS.- We would
ctil the attention Of oar readers to the
advertisement of the Rural i@sricaa, in
oar Advertising department, We have
received COPY from the Publisher, and
W. are free to say, that it is an excellent
and very cheap agricultural and general
family paper, AMI no person who sab
scribes for it can fail, in oar opinion. to
receive many TINES the cost oft in sound
practical intormatioa-just VA the mass
es oc our farmers ned. Mr., Miner is
also the publisher of that pc palar month
ly, the Northern Farmer, commenced in
1852. which reached a circulation OF
1900 copies the ssconl year of its ex-
istea &C.
Orr SUGAR AND MoLAssss TNPoRTs Tin
New York Times furnishes in advance Of tn
Treasury Report, compilation Of the lead
ing imports of the past year, showing an ex-
cess of $37 ,996,032 over the the total pur,
ehases Of the previous year, of which 10 Is.
than 800 ,l7l.042 is the increased value u
sugar and moL.ss,s alone, as follows.
In 1896, 5l5 G5l lbs % snga, value Of s.aa.a9s
La 1851 . ga gallons maasses 4.sIi65t
ToSal last year, s!9Nbt as
or which FROM spanish Islands 2t,Sal ~
In 1857, - 01s 2l5 TO sugar yalae Of sara 5a
! Ia 1885,, D. I05 So gallons moiassss s,3SAl7,
Total this year s51,0ai g.,
1 o; which from The spanish ialI1is +j,5la Is,
Dame Ramon will have it that -,verli
persons. between Machias and Cherryfali
have lost money which they sent by mai
within month or two past. The ag.rnrAt
is placed as high as 5000, and they think il
has been abstracted from the mails
Uncle sam will have u put fellow on
the search, and if he does, some other fellow
may get ged.-Maeaias Union.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-12-11
For tho Ellsworth American. !

The Clipper Of Blltmore, and the
American, of this city, organs of the
Southern Americans oppose the Lscomp.
ton Tick With zeal and vigor. This is
au important sign.
1t is now said that Mr. Stanton has
Withdrawn his resignation a Secretary
of the Territory OF Kausas.-Rcpablie.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-12-11

The President has concluded TO ''crush
out" the democratic ofhceholders in New
York. who b5lted Woods nomination Out
-iders may now consider the defeat of Wood
an Administration defeat.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-12-11

Mr. Parrot, the Kansas delegate to Con-
src~', has arrived at Washington II. re-
ports the feeling in Kansas against the IL
compton Constitution as approaching the
dangerous extreme Of civil war This feel
ing is sh4rsi by many national democrats
who voted for Ransom.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-12-11
NV PUBLICATIONS.

Nsw p.p,er.,,n~
Tie Tin. II iiy lac is to l.. n,hl;,io,
lurin. Tim nj .,,,, III # tho t.e;.ia,,r,
Oar ! .4,.er,,i. rri..,l, .,a... \ -. r.
,......t....=. -. -, -
'''' "'''''''' lhan %
'+'s'F''s aT tfa Ase' Iae publishers have
lwlYs -.saa 2srg fall reports, II the doinvx
.ftic id ,..,r, ,,l 1z..r,o "a, -.
90. Ct, ". =, 90
~ s''V0 ''f 'ne
So, ...t, IL. - ''.>''".
-. -. r., II 80 ' ~ "
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r.r,.s.r. - 81 - -. vs." ~.
,...r .-,..,.t. :. -, ~. -. ',
'' '"'s "'e.' mad
- -, 80 '"'
T. i stszs. y ainits The Calais Adyrr
us i,s examined a c,nv or n. pn,;.,
~,....,-.#.a= ..,...,. aot -. III - -
* 'rfi5a 3t Ia "1rA ~ the close OF his
7.a'afs-, he thanks Hon Noah Smith, Jr.
Tor cop, winch he t>ni'h1 - going to pre-
'.a' r. III Pretty good
The Gsefsea CiH;.a Is the name Of a
Iar-r 5a.: stsFteI in Chelsea. by Graham
&. Cul.iarl. /: Is 70 b, neutral in nothing
rI .H tspsai 70, IN politics. Mr. C,ulliari
49,. -ffesf ~ 495.,tast-t-s 81 tie Ellsworth
IL r4f4. IN. Nv ,. In .ulia til, s,.ti,n.
"a '''' u"
--3=s 9iSa-'''' Tor JANUARY has
s.=sss' mus carly Il vas always
At.is = an never NOR worthy OF
l'-''.'tz' ..isa Il il'is ''ii'e. NJ l'adinS
.'--Ftti5s =, '''Tahdpala Coming, and
,t.,-, ...z.-....... 49,, = ~
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r., .--z===f=.s== Nh; :, IA -.
s..
''.a.5.as "a. nor Is 'a1 name Of ne"
i''i III "a a 'f'~'in' i'ie' IN aro'-'ook
''''. =. Ia5-tt=i=s7' y " ;. s'iimAn 4 Co.
81 >l'.'i is.f sais. d Is. Hall, f..4 .fdiior
I. IA 81 i1#sit, s-' l. and W. wish the
}sat=z lsas-lsi"Ts abundant saccs=s N
p;...--.. .4,.-.=-,,,,,.......i
NJ. 60, -. .4... -,
arm ,..y..,=.5,.r N ~. Tni,,.i ST. tn,
IL .sr.~- ~ = AZ. in the Stat, is the C..lai.
~ al - s.'.tsf ms
N,.l.f.eN. flt,-,-.a. mile. |, i. the only
wsFaI r Ia Nv Eu-hnl. W. yanturs -
-ay l':ti + r. '.ts:4ei IN q Plaaia'i,n, organ
''.'' . "a y" l'''i 81 .'A1A
An ih.'a'a'''' ;'r pfmoerat'e papers to
back IOWA, Is iAas g'l.dely e2:cnled 10 tn,
'..'' ~'i7 hafe 4 rel - think that the people
H. ~ ttts,ta tH4i htEt i = ttca m aInDttnv
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-12-11

the real and personal property of BIS
ton III lsjj was $50 900 900, enough to
purchasa ths whole of North Carolina, ne
srots md all
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-01-29

In the true spirit Of emulation. for tie good
o, the country. When our best Lasysr',
With true unselfsh spirit, lay aside their
Bisckstone and their ehitfy for = season,
and advise their clients to call again, % the
county has clsims on their agricultural and
mechsnical talents as veil a. on their iegss
ones. When the Doctor cures Up bic pa
tients, and tskes no new cases until aiter
the Fais. When shs honest Psrsons after
quietly Witnessing the exhibition of the
s,sck, resclves in his ovn mind that there is
On immense deficiency, which shall hs sup
Piled. if a thoroughbred horse could b ssusd
in all Kentucky.
Thus we might enumerate oil classes and
conditions, as presenting unity OF idea hut
seldom witnessed: true spirit of emulation,
in not at least being hindmost in pushing on
the car of Agriculture snd Mechanism Was
ever Class SO highly favored as either the
Farmer or mechanic! Why everybody are
communicating their aid ard comfcrt, except
in the actosl labor. May we not reasonably
look forward to the next annual Fair with
increased interest As an occasion well cal
culsted to produce 4 profound sensation7
A FARMER.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-01-29

rThe Free State Legislature OF Kan-
sas reassembled at Topeka on The 9Th inst.
A qLor I'm was not termed, but U. s. Dep
uty- Marshal was on hand, who arrested
seven of the members present, and was pre-
pared to arrest some twenty more, on char
ges Of high treason-said treason consist
ing, not in "levying war against the United
Estates, adheriny to their enemies. giving
"them aid and comfort" as the Constitu-
tion expressly requires, but in being sworn
IN as members of the Legislature. 1t is tn
be remarked that No. acts have been passed
by this Legislature at either of its sessions,
and tha: all possible care has been taken
not to bring it in;o collision in any way
with the Federal or Territorial authorities
These arrests. therefore, result from wan
ton and wicked plot on the part of tho Pro-
Slavery leaders to raise fresh the flames of
civil war, and give ths Missourians pre,ext
for another raid or the Free.State settlers,
and fresh sack Of Lawrence. The persons
arrested refused to al company the Marshal,
and he went back to Lecompton empty
hundred 1t is probable, however, hat::they
vii, deliver themselves up to the Federal
authorities after the Legislature shall have
aeain 'atodsned-N Y. Tribune.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-01-29
JThere are it is said, about 100 slaves

@There are it is said, about 100 slaves
in Oregon territory.
rAs Preston, Minnesota. on the l4Ih
ult. tehre was snow on the ground to the
depth Of three ieei, and the mercury IN the
thermometer indicating thir,y-two degrees
below zero. ......
@Mr. Sarah B. ..Sco,t, the last sursi-
wing daughter of Patrick Henry. died on the
10th ult at "Seven island" in Halifax
county. Va. She was II years old.
yA writer in the Ohio Siaiesman says,
that the direct descendants of Oliv, Crom-
well, Of British fame, are now residing in
Clay County, in this State, and are farmers
of intelligence, who carefully keep up the
name Of Oliver among them.
Gran enterprisng hu, ignorant South
American, has sent to an Albany locomo-
tive shop for one hu adred "cow catchers I"
He expects to use them in taking wild cat
tie on the plains Of Paraguay, in place of a
lasso. ...