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GLASS WARE.-Table Glass Ware of ev-
N cry style and pattern, Fruit and Preserve
Dishes. Terrenes. Sugar Bowls, Pitchers, Cream
Cups, Molasses Cans, Vinegar Cruets, Peppers
Mustards. Salts, Egg Cups, Jellies, Tumblers,
Goblets, Wine Glasses, Spoon Holders, Butter
Plates and Decanters. Also, Druggists Glass
Ware and Shop Furniture of every description.
Tincture Bottles, Jars. Bottles and Walls of all
sizes and shapes, Tunnels, Mortars, Bird
Founts and Seed Cups, Glass Lamps of every
variety, Lamp Globes and Chimneys. Tie
largest and best assortments of Glass Ware ev-
er offered In Ashland, for sale BY
14tf ROLLA II. CUUBB.
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Hlckory Grove, Sd. char:es COMO

Nov. 10, 1856.
PROF o.. wOOD-Dear Sir: Some time last
summer we were Induced to use some of your Hair
Restorative, and its effects were so wonderfuItha
we feel it our duty to you and the afflicted, to re-
port it.
Our little sons head had for some time been per-
fectly covered with sores, and some called ii scald
head. The hair almost entirely came off in con.
sequence, when a fri nd, seeing his suferings, ad-
visedus TO use your Restorative, we did SO with
little hope of success, but, to our surprise, and
that of all our frie nds. a very few applications
removed the disease entirely, and a new and
luxuriant crop of hair soon started out, and we
can now say that our boy has as healthy a scalp,
and as iuxuriant a crop of hair as any other child.
We can therefore, and do hereby your
Restorative, as a perfect remedy for al diseases
ofthe scalp and hair. We are, yours respectfully,
GEORGE w. HIGGINBOTHAM,
z A. HIGGlNBOTHAM.
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r Gardiner, Maine, June %, 1855.
- PROF. o. - Sir: | have used two
bottles of Professor Woods Hair Restorative.
ard can truly say it is the greatest discovery of
the age fur restoring and changing the Hair. Be-
fore using it was a man of seventy My hair
has now attained its original color You can re-
ommen it to the world without the least fear,
as my case was one of the worst kind.
Yours Respectfully.
81 DAME
o.. WOOD & CO.. Proprietors 3I2 Broadway,
Ne Tin the great n. Y. Wire Railing rs
tablishment,) and ia Market St., St. Louis, No.
And sold by all good Druggists.
Oct. l4th, 1857. 3m16
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TOBACCO, Cigars and Snuff, of the choic-
Il est varieties and best favors, cheaper than
the cheapest, for sale by
l4tf ROLLA H.. CHUBB.
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transient advertisements payable when
Special notices Headed double til. usual
Prfce.
Editorial notices fifty cents per line.
Attorneys held responsible for all advertise
ments brought in by Them u All advertise
ments handed in by Monday.
or When there is no contract made, and the
number of insertions is not mark d on the
advertisements at the time they are handed
in for publication, they will be continued in
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NOTICE.
A Ii persons having unsettled accounts
N with the late firm of Clark d Crane, are
requested to make immediate settlement 1the'
by Cash or Note. The Books are in the hand
of DIR. L. l.. Crane, and must be forthwith
closed. ALI who desireto save costs will please
give due attention to this notice.
CLARK & CRANE.
Ashland. Nov 18th. 1885, sStf
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Notice to Teachers.

TNHE Board of School Examiners of Ashland
Il County will hold the following Examina-
tons during the year 1857, at Ashland, in the
Union School buildings, viz:
The ond & III .fnrdau Of Marnh -
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Gbt asblan0 Guion.

THE ASHLAND UNION is pub
lisbed every WEDNESDAY MORNING, in
Ashland, Ashland County Ohio, by
II. S-HNAF3,
at the following rates;
1Per year, if paidin advance, or with ~
in the -S~,oo
HIf payment be delayed until the ex-
piration Of the year, invarlably.--- S,oo
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three weeks or less. and twenty-five cents
for each additional insertion less than three
months.
OneSquare three months
One Square six months 800
One square twelve months.... ...- 500
The same rate rate for any number ofSquares
less than oRe-fourth column.
one-fourth of a column three months. $500
Ohe-fourth of a column six monlhs:. : !e'oo
One-fourtho of a column twelve months i0'0o
One.hslf of a column three months. : !0'O0
$500 u : column twelve months. 30, 90
stnnDn tSree mouths. 1000
S-Siemn s;x months Sc, 90
One column twelve months. 5000
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U. S. CouRr-JCDGE HALLIBURTON presiding
Charles Comlan. youth 10 wears Of age, was ar.
raiened to day, and when called upon to plead arose
pale as death. and f"r time his lips were seal
ed; at length he said, Gentlemen of the Jnrv-I
plead g'tv; in an nnguard.d moment committed
the act, and would afterwards have given the world
had never have done it. All can ask, gentlemen,
is that, as am vonng. it may 60 some way in miti
eating my punishment"
Mr. Taz. Taylor. his counsel, made some feeling
remarks, stating that this youth was the darling 81
fond and do'ing mother. The Court, Jury and
Bar seemed much effect d. and many tears we're
she'd The Jury found him guilty
The Judge will, during the term, sentence him,
for not less than ten nor more than twenty years
the minimum and ma ximum terms II will be re.
memhered his crime rif1ing letters Of money in
the Post Office in Portsmouth, whilst emp,oved
there as clerk.-No.tolk Day Boo, Of Wednesday
erening.
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INPovED CARRIAGE SPRIxG.-Tn a late number of
the Washington Starwe notice among the list Of pa
tents recently issued, to Bold Hood, IF Clin-
ton. N. c., for Improvement in Carriage Springs
Our attention had heen previously called to this I'm
with it. 1t is STAY to the ordinary springs Of car
riage fashioned like extended scroll. or rather
like scroll partially unfolded. 1t will add to the
strength Of the springs we'll as to the ease Of the
vehicle and also prevent that liability to the springs
snanping asunder by the carriage being thrown vio-
ient!y against any obstruction. Mr.. Hood ia now
adding these to old buggies as well as fixing them
to all his new work We learn that New York
firm has already made application to him for the
pr'viRe Of manufacturing these springs for general
use.-Cinton lndependent.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA. WAKE
Sarah b. and Others VS. Hardemsn L. Daniel and ottss
Pursuant to an order made at Fall Term, 1851, Of the
entitled cause, the undersigned Clerk and Master Win
proceed to make resale Of The premises in the peadnss
described and set forth at the Court House the City
OF Raleigh Monday the 10th day of November the same
beng the Monday If Court week. to-wit: ~
certain tract parcel of Land situate lying and being
in Wake county. being tract Of land which, durua NJ
life time was the estate of Zadock Daniel coonly known
as the Home tract, continuing acres, adjoining the
lands Of Peleg Rogers and others. -
portions. = = -, -N-ts@. -
TARAs or SALE:-Ten per cent Of purchase mosyey IN
cash. credit Of six months fur half and twelve Oths
r the residue of the purchase money will be given to pur
ties, bearing interest from date If sale.
Given under my hand at office this cad October 1857
ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD Coud
~ Register copy. -
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CORPORATION PROCEEDINGS.
RALEIGH, Nov. 9Th, 1856

RALEIGH, Nov. 9Th, 1857.
Regular meeting of the Board Of Commissioners
held this evening. were present VIM. II. Harrison
Esq, Mayor Messrs. H. D. Turner, c. B. Root, A.
Adams, Thos II. Briggs, R. H. Battle and Edward
Marlborough, ST., Commission
An account of James Rogers for hire of wagon
hauling streets amounting to $96 S74 cents, was
on motion, allowed
An account of Thomas johnson, for quarrying
stone for use of city, amounting to $40 80 was al
lowed. .....-;
An account Of VIM. N. Andrews, for digging.
walling ana putting in pump in well on Market
Square, and putting stock in pump near Mr.. Pom
rows and Market House, amounting to the sum Of.
$ls7, was allowed.
An account of H: D. Turner. Esq, amounting to
$22 O8, was allowed.
An accoun, of j. H. DeCarteret & Son. for Tax
Books for 1856 and 1857, amounting to 81, was al
lowed. d,
An account Of N. Creech, for walking guard,
amounting to $3I, was, on motion. allowed.
Mr. John A. Stewart petitioned the Board to be
recommended to the County Court As a suitable per-
to have license to retail spirituous liquors BY
the small measure, at his house on Harget Street !;
which granted.
Messrs Sugg, Pollard & Co. also petitioned to he
recommended for same; which petition was granted
Mr.. H. L. Winton also petitioned for same, AMI
rejected
Mr. Bryant Creech also petitioned for same, and,
on motion. laid on the table
Mr. j. j. OVERLY also petitioned for license at his
place Of business on Wilmington street; which was
granted. : =, H.E
Mr. Thomas Moss was e'ccted ght Watch for
the remainder Of the year. +s s.0..sr
The Committee appoiff' ed at former meeting o.
this Board to revise the City Ordinances, reported
that they had performed that duty; and, -.
On motion of Mr.. Battle, the Chairman of the
Committee proceeded to read the same all of which
we're adopted ' -, .--... e..
On motion, the Mayor was requested to purchase
apair Of Fairbanks Platform Scales for the use o.
the Market.
On motion. Committee Consisting Of Messrs.
Battle, Turner and Root, were appointed to prepare
the Ordinances for the press.
On motion. the Treasurer Was authorized to Dor
row the sum of one thousand dollars for the use of
the City. yt .sS3syxx
On notion the Board adjourned. Ess
J. J. CHRIsToPHERs, Clerk
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Important from Kansas.

ST. Lours, Nov. cit is stated that Gov. Walker
has left Lecompon and is thought that his destina.
ton is for " ashington. Gov. Walkers. object in
stationng troops at Lecompton was because the lie.
gslature was largely free State and would probably
repeal the obnoxious lsws and dSposscss the office.
scenes Of the early history of the Territory was ap.
pretended;
b. The Constitution was to be submitted to the peo.
pie with the slavery clause which is said to be o-
ectionable to the free State men, and too moderate
for the pro-slavery utraists - SO.
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Shot Dend in a Hctel-&duct;on.
PHILADELPHIA. Wednesday Nov 4 IL

1LADELPHIA, Wednesday, Nov f. 1857.
Richard Carter, President Of the Anthracite Rank
Of Tamaqna, was shot dead this evening in the par
Tor ct the st Lawrence Hotel, by Thomas Washing
ton Smith Of Cecil County, Maryland. Smith fired
four balls from his revolver and two more after
Carter had fallen on the floor Carter was middle
aged man. wealthy, and has family Smith is aged
80 and was Iahcring under great excitement Car.
ter had accused Smith Of the seduction Of ward or
adopted daughter Of his Smith states that he met
the girl at boarding. school and married her. He
subsequently, discovered that she had been the mis-.
tress OF Carter She had child four months after
marriage The shooting was in revenge.
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A PROCLAMATION.

By His EreeNency THOMAS BRAee Governor Of tie State
't Of North Carolina.
wv HEREAS, BY A RESOLUTION OF THE GEN
w epu Assembly, it is made the duty of the Governor
of the State 70" the time being to set apart day nesery
year, and to give notice thereof by Proclamation day
of solemn and public thanksgiving Almighty God,
past blessings and of supPicaon for his continued kind
ness and care over us as State and as nation
and set apart Thursday, the zeh day November next
such day and do most respectfully and earnestly
pie of this State .-: r.e. 49,
, Given ander my hand and the Great SeAlof che
H. S. State Of Norh-Carolina, the City of RaIe9h
on the 2sth day Of October, A. H., 1857 -
By the Governor:
THOMAS BRAGG.
PULASKI CowpeR. Pr Secretary. ~
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, WAX

ST re OF WORTH CAROLlNA, WAKE
- County-1n Equity:-ln the matter Of Lemuel King
and wife Nancy, James d. Fletcher and others.
Pursuant order made Fall Term, 1887 Of The
Court Of Equity for the County IF Wake, the above
entitled the undersigned, Clerk and Master, will
proceed TO sell the premises the end day Of Dm
Der next being Wednesday, the Lands in the peadings
mentioned t,-wit
parcel of Land situate lying and being
in the County Of Wake the waters Of Lick creek ad
joining the lands Of Thomas Leonard Clements aud
Abner Fletcher lived during his life time. The land viii
be sold subject 10 the dover right of the widow Of said
Aber Fletcher which has been allotted and set apart to
herby metes and bounds 80 - = s..
TERMS OF SALETen per cent Of purchase money II b.
paid 10 cash. credit Uf months half aud twelve
months fur residue Of purchase money will be given to
purchasers upon their entering into bond with approved
security. - .- z.- =. =. i. S7s. -
Given under my hand at office this cath October lsS7
--. ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD. Coma
october 81. l2O9-w&swtd.
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IFE AND CORRESPONDENCE OF JAMES IRE.
Tse -, VI py j. Mckss ESQ Price e 50 q.
the Bookstores here, or on application to
JAMES J. IREDELL
~ha'e'gn, NOV. D. 1857 100,-A
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THREE CsoPs.-Mr, R. W. Collins Of burrsw
District in this county, has sent US six Appes oor
OF them being Of the second and two Of HE third
crop Of the present year. Those Of the s.osrd con
arc very farthose Of the third are perfectlr form
- sud colore3 but snall.- VIZ ,koyyasktASss
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Government AFtsrs.

WASHINGTON, Nov: 6.-The President has pro-
ceaimsd the binding force Of a treaty between the
United States and Peru. which was concluded on
the basis that free ships make free goods and the
property Of neutras on hoard the enemys vessel not
to he subject to detention coniscaton, unless the
same be contraband Of war. The contracting par.
ties engage to apply these principles to the COM
merce and navigation of all such powers and States
as shall consent to adopt them as permanent and
immntable -.<ts!s s
As the governments financial prospects have i'm.
proved It is now thought that sloan will b. unnac
sssary. A tax on tea and coffee has not been con-
semplated. - : 4. = -
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GovsRsoR OF OB1o ELEcrsp- By NEcRoEs.-
Chases maturity in Ohie is l.s03 The segro vote
% the Slate h .52a therefore Chase is literally the
6ksck " RepuklieaR sovesner 81 the Stata. Thu 10
141ss.ing thSheRroeS to sous puypeoa So. =,
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PETERSBURG NARKEF.r

- NOvENDE3 1oOf.
M The p s.,. i g 5 s ed s.a Thy
. 81 as.a :s ss ssa.s: :!s :
ToB1cco- fber. !. te..s, demand for Old Leaf nd
days Prmngs active a, ~ 40 4, for good weights
coRN.-The market is bare and prices have improved.
G e .'" but is ddine o1 quote
2 for Super6ne and Extra ~
II. SHOULDERS IS and virginia log round Il:
LARD-Ths article j. scarce; bbs Ire and kegs u to
Ha e. s demand for 81
621S for No. l. with small stock in markell
Iehs6ce assnS g sepE At ~ per ton; s.,..
Hsops.'es es.ns .: per- ton
APPLE BRAkDY:-we bear # but little doing; There
is fair demand at IS to soc for last crUp and old is held
". s well supplied, with sales at q S. in
- WILMINGTON MARKET.
.s.t .a -" NOVEMBER Z, 1857.
small Sales yesterday Of only IS bbs and this morning
rounds,
ROSIN- e5f bbls. No. changed hands yesterday at g
IS s. ee e in ,h an. Of hale, msdnv 4,
good mddling at IL cents y b. r..
f. ~. ~, BALTIMORE: MARKET.
49, NOVEMBER 2, 1857.
FLOUR in better demand; sales of Howard street and
Ohio s. 2s City Mills q l2. Wheat is improving;
demand sales Of white ut 7s@75 cts; yellow 7s@74
NEW YORK MARKET.
s.-r -. e. 15$s. NovErprR7. 1857.
FLOUR has declned sales of Southern at IS lo@5 49,
Wheat as declined; but there is offering. Southern
unchanged Stocks irregular; Virginia skies g.
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SALISBURY, N. c.
Will attend the Courts of Rowan Stanly and Cabarrus
Counties
November 10, 1857. 101-1y.
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BALTIMORE RIorlNG-As the Democrats Of Balti-
more did not attempt to vote, except in one ward,
the recent election there passed off comparatively
quetly-that is. there were only two Irshmen shot,
and a sort Of general free fight among the K Ms
themselves towards night when they discovered
they had no one else to fight. No doubt the Elm
tense American" feeling there is greatly outraged
that it could not find more 'cussed furreners'' to
KILL 1t must have been an exceedingly uninterest-
ing election to the Rip Raps, Plug Uglies, Killers
and the rest Of Sans" beautiful, children. vic.
tory without score Of murders is somethise they
have not been accustomed to.
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AcourrrED-Kaufman, tried for arson at Viii.
mington last week, was acquitted. The trial cor.
sumed two days; five lawyers made speeches, and
the jury was out three quarters of an hour.
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NOTICE TO TB Il PUBLIC. -.
TSO>'S IMPROVED sl2 SEWING MACHINES
Ahead of all ,Dthers r


Took THE PREMIUM OVER ALL nxPEr1ToRs At rH1 LATE
49, PHILADELPHIA lNDIANAPoLI> RALEIGH FAIRa
"E HAVE RECEIVED SINE FIFTY OR NOPE
w of the above Machines 1. m Baltimore which he
do NOT think suitable for delivery in this State and
have returned them And tale this onportuntv ~ ;u
forming all parties who have left orders r That
we hope to be able to deliver them No Machines IN
rangehient, = 49, = -' ~ "'
Persons DESTROYS Of Machines can leave their ord q.
our Rooms over the Post Office send them throup ,he
mall with the certainty of obtaining one in few svs
JNO. H. DAVIS,
Prop State n: c: for wst.ons s.s Sewing Msehins.
T. BOND POlSAL. General Agent,
SD. WILLIAMS, Travelling Agent "
November 6, 1857. ,NStS
~ Raleigh papers please copy.
MILLER WANTED.-A GOOD MILLER. WHO
. NA understands manufacturing Flour can lima n 9ood
Address WILLIAM POOLE,
eF Nov q. 1897 ~ at.- -7-~7vE Raleigh n Co.
q, II Register copy times.
TURNER'S NoRTH.cARoLINA ALMANAC
-. .rs,, ~, - ...... For 1858.
GOLD WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
- ~ l.r~i.s - By HENRY d. TURNER
E.s.sxs REQ A. the n. G. Book Store:
Bssness c.. and j. n Fsirehiid @ New York a. o.
%es. Price . 50 per hundred and $50 per thousand
sRalsigh, Nov. q, 1851. lou
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T WILD PIeEoNs.-The Western Sentinel says that
for several days past immense numbers of wild pig
cons have visited the woods in that section ia, nis.
ing fine fun for sportsmen.:-.. -. - -.
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~ The Bank Of marlborough has declared
semi-a annual dividend Of s per cent This bank We
believe. has not suspended .s..,a
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az Hon. Caleb Gushing has been elected to the
Legislature of Massachusetts,, from Newburyport
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az Col f. W. Saunders, a brother Of Judge
Saunders, Of this State, died Cahaba, Ala, on
the 18th uit. 81
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Macbeth, Dem, has been elected Mayor of Charles
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The SOUTHERN CITIZEN is the title ola large.
well printed and ably edited newspaper just started
at Knoxville, Tenn by the Irish patriot. John Mitch.
ell, assisted by VIM. G. Swan. As the name indi-
Gates it ia true to the South and her Institutions
We wish it success
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CONVICTED I'VE learn that at Northampton court
last week, Judge Saunders presiding, Benz. Harr:.
son was convicted of the murder of VIM. Por,s
Attorney General for the State; Messrs Barnes and
Ransom for the prisoner. An appeal was taken to
the Supreme Court. 49,
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MORE CoRN.-Wesiey Whitaker, Jr., Esq, has
left with some fine corn. The are large, we'll
grained and very white. He informs us that Il e
corn from which it grew was planted the second day
of July. on ground from which crop Of oats had
been reaped. 1t is fully matured.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-02

NEW YEAR ECONOMICS.

II may not be aiss at this particular season TO call
attention to the at present paramount occupation OF
the South. We lneau the interesting and delightful!
employment Of negro hiring. Our streets throng.
ed with negroes search Of homes and masters.
Good bad or indifferent, Cuee at each return of The
first OF Janusry, iuds his proper level in the amount
OF moneys his owner secures Tor Ills services during
the ensuing twelve months It'll amusing, sometimes,
to witness the profound commisseraou felt aud ex.
pressed by negro uf $3.50 fur his less favored
pauion who can only secu.c $50 or $50.
We have had but short experience in the matter
but being among the uufortuuutcs who do not happen
TO own any Of "the peculiar institution" We are in.
ciiued 10 think thst the hiring rates uuconsclona
bly, high-entrely too high for extensive enjoy
ment of the luxury, if indeed il be considered lux.
ury to have TO manage and care for and provide food
aud raimcnt for one or more of the race We are iu.
cinsd TO echo the sentiments of ootemporary Of
the Williamsburg Gazette. Itrealy does .eem to US
that the hire Of servnnts has for the last two years
been quits as high as eau be for the advantage Of
either party" Ia Hibernian would sddl-espscially
for the hIrer!
An interesting thought presents itself In this con.
nection, we'll worth the profound study Of the sbol
tonists How do they account for the rapid and con.
tinued increase 10 value Of s!avs property, while
their presses sre blatant in their dsuunciaous and
violent in their efforts destroy it Have their at
tempts to annihiate the peculiar institution created
thirst for lis enjoyment Ono would think so, il
he visits the slave hrns Of the day and contrast their
qulckness ard activity with the former Jog trot Style
The fact is people need have 10 Tears that the
value Of this property will diminish. There will bs
no necessity for giving its owpers boun'es or pecu
iisr exemptions In order to dfuss it abroad snd TO
Interest 10 its preservation all our citizens. The pub
tic sntimcct at tue South Is fus, approacbing il II
he's not already reached the point when tho slavery
of tho South. so far from being crnsured and Con
demned, will be cherished ss one Of The conservative
elements Of our social sysem-in fact, as necessa
ry baanoe-wheel to keep it in proper working order