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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-06-13

BAD Fon GossIrs.-A New York Court
has decided that the retailing Of scandal is
an actionable offence, Damages we're re-
covered in recent case for circulating a
slanderous report. though the defendant
stated at the time that he did not know
whether the story was true or not. This
will make Mr.. "7Hey say" little cautious
With his long yarns.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-06-13

MELANCHOLY CASUALLY We learn,
says the Koscusko Chronicle of the lst,
that on last Tuesday week, while Messrs.
Herring and Alexander Eudy were out tur-
key hunting in the vicinity of Greensboro,
Choctaw county, the former was shot in the
month by the latter, who mislook him
while yelping behind q log. fora turkey
He died Instantly.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-06-13

Presidency OF TIE SoUTH CARoLINA
CoLLEoE.-President McCay. of the South
Carolina College, having resigned, the Hon
w G. Preston and the Rev. Dr. Thornwell,
both ex' Presidents, nave ueeu nominated
for The Presideucy--tbe one by the Carroll
na T'D'es, the other by correspondent of
The Winnsboro' Register.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-06-13

Observation-Disclosures S. Shipman was
hung on the 18th inst +, in Guilford N. c.,
for the murder of a girl whom he had Sc.
duced under promise Of marriage.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-06-13

ALBANY, May 27.-George Lawrence, a
boarder at the Fort Grange Hotel, on Broad
way, in this city, was found dead 10 his
bed this morning. During the night the
gas pipe in his room burst, and he was SUI
located, it is supposed, in his sleep.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-06-13

New ORLEANS, June i.--Our municipal
election took place yesterday. There was
no opposition to the American ticket, and
everything passed off quietly.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-06-13

A WHOLESALE BUSINESS IN Losr BA-
DIEs Sunday last being warm and pleas
ant day the babies were all out summing in
New York, AID nearly one hundred of them
strayed away from mammals apron string
and got lost But all of them were found
and restored to their homes before night by
the police and its telegraph, extending from
station to station.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-06-13

PoPuLArToN OF ST. Lours.--The official
returns Of The census of ST. Louis, Mo-,
show n population of 90 279 souls, of whom
1924 are colored, 1852 being slaves.--
There are 65,74o white males. AMI 5s.2s2
white female, acurnus excess of the former.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-06-13

WuEAr.-The wheat crop in that part of
Southern Illinois called Egypt" promises
to be finer than ever before. One farmer
calculates toget thirty bushels peracre from
his two hundred and Fifty acres.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-06-13

80 FULL TREASURY The sum in the u
S, Treasury, over and above expenditures
is no, far from 500, 100000
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-06-13

UrAu.-A despatch from Washington
says the Secretary of War has sent $500
troops TO Utah, under command of Gen.
Harney, to curb the rebellious tendencies
of the Mormons. 1t is reported that Ex-
Gov. p. F. Thomas, of Md, has been ap,
pointed Governor of Utah.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-06-13

WAsnrNoroN, June 6.--Mr. Kinman
who presented the Buckhorn chair to the
President, has received an appointment
worth about 81 1900 per annum, to assist in
removing the Indians on the Pacific coast,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-06-13

EMIanASTs.- Twenty thousand eight
hundred and for,y-eight emigrants from
Europe arrived in New York during May
large increase over the arrivals of the cor
responding season last year. The arrivals
since Monday have been 1896.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-06-13

Louisville, May 8o.--The yickshurg
papers contradict the report that $4,000
has been subscribed in Mississippi to buy
a plantation for ex President Pierce. Moth
ing of the kind has becn done.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-06-13

MAINE LossEs.--According to n state.
ment in the New York Courier, ,342 YES
sells have been lost at sea since the lst OF
January. They were valued at $6,4l3, 900.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-06-13

Hoors.-Latoly, as a lady was stepping
from the cars or the roredo, wabash and
Western Railroad at Napoleon, her dress
caught on the steps, and, the cars being in
motion, she was drawn some thirty feet be-
fore her hoops gave way. She was not Sc
riousIy injured, though tue hoops were bad
ly wrecked.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-06-13

New JERSEY PsARLs. pean.hubt-
ing mania has extended to Newark, aud
the brooks in that vicinity are ovsuunwith
explorers. Several pearls have been found
during the past few days, ranging in value
from IS to $50. Pearls considerable val.
ne have also been found 10 EIizabetbtown,
Trenton, and at various points in Mon.
mouth county.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-06-13

RELIerous NoTIcE.-Rev. John Owens
will preach in the church at this place on
Sabbath next. at IL o'clock, A. NJ, and Rev.
ID. G. Boggs at 4 O'clock, r. M.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-06-13

A VETERAN PmNrEa GoxE.--John F
Gilbert, aged rs years, and printer fol
fifty, died afew days ago at Claiborne, Ala.
5sliere he was foreman Of the Soutleyner.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-06-13

WAsHINcToN, June 2.--Tbe difficulty
between Spain and Mexico has been set
tied. The troops shipped at Madrid On
the 10th May to proceed to Mexico have
been ordered TO Cuba.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-06-13

DEATH FROM SLANDER. young lady
in Newport, Maine, lately destroyed her
self, having been driven to desperation by
cruel SANDER upon her character. The as
sassins of character are not less criminal
than those who attack tho lives of their
victims.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-06-13

SANTA ANNA.-It is reported that Santa
Anna is making preparations to return to
Mexico and again revolu,ionize that distract
ed country.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-06-13

HARDLY PRoDApLE.---The Rev. b. S
Hobbs, Universalist clergyman at Webster
N. Y, has stopped preaching because he
has on several occasions while in the pulpit
been seized by the mania or influence pop.
ularly termed "sriritualism," aud made to
utter sentiments utterly foreign to his own
views and convictions.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-06-13

THs EFFECT OF COOP LucK.--The Sche.
ncctady Reflector says that man has been
picked up at Amsterdam raying maniac;
made so from having, unfortunately for him
made thousand dollars in one days spec
ulation.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-06-13

a THE ExTRENs, or .PoLIrEEEss.- Our Ia
mented old friend Mrs. Parroquet. though
she was very rich. always did her own mar.
keting, and carried home her own dinner.
One day, On her return from market, she
slipped and dropped a fine leg Of mutton,
which had been disguised by her shawl
Our. other friend. Major b.. who was
passing, picked il up, and handed IL 10 her,
with 8 low bow. and the remark, Madam,
you have dropped your FAM"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-06-13

Cow MoRTALIrY.--Cattle are dying in
great numbers in Troup county and in
Chambers county, GA, one farmer has lost
many cattle, among which are some of his
finest cows. Murrain is the disease of which
they are dying.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-06-13

ANNIvERsARY ORAroR,--Hon. l.. NJ
Keitt is TO deliver the anniversary ORATOR
beforcthe students of WoAord College OF
the 9Th July next. ..,5. -
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-06-13

RIsEIN REAL EsrArE.--Some years ago
Henry Clay purchased some land four miles
from st. Louis known as the "old orchard
tract" for sixty dollars an arpent, (the ar.
pent is s5,loo ofau acre.) 1t descendedto
bis son james B. Clay, aud the other day
45 arpents were sold at auction for 1000
per aTpeut. A large quantity yet remains
to be sold. So much for railroads and pub
lie spirit.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-06-13

REMOVING. - President Buchanan will re.
move to his summer residence q. the "Sol.
dier's home" four miles from Wasbing.o ton
early in July. and occupy DR.. King house
bS invitation Of The board of directors of the
military asylum, of which Gen. Scott /,
president.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-06-13

CossAcK. the horse Capt. Noland rode
when he was killed ct. Bab,klaya. Tin the fa.
NOUS chArge.) Is now the property of a gen.
lleman OF Cincinnati, and arrived in that
city last week. He Is gray Arab stall.
lion, six years old, and fourteen hahds high.
Ills groom, who came with him, is Edwasss
Sleaper, one OF tho eleven survivors Of a
regiment of 600 British soldiers who land.
cd at Galhpoh 10 February. 1854. He was
ala Ina. BalGklaya, InkerInann and the
the siege Of Svbastopol, and looks, Il l. al
as Z he was made Of oak, lignumvile and
liFon;g ~ -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-09
From the Charleston Mercury.l


The following striking appeal TO the Christian char
ity and sober sense OF the Clergy OF the Northern
Methodist Church, forms part OF from ine Ed
ior OF the Nashville Cnririiau Advocate. to Bishop
Morris OF Ohio IL should DO observed that IN his
statistics of the colored church membership in
Charleston, he confines himself to those OF the Me-
hodlst denomination. Had he embraced those OF other
churches, be would ut least have doubled the mum
j. no population in Christendon which exhibits u
greater lst of those who are habitusy under the in
auenoe of religious Instruction. than the colured peo
p!e of Charestvn. But TO the extract from the let
tor OF the Nashville Christian Advocate; 80,
"Will YOU, reverend sir interpose VIII you and
YOUR colleagues throw oil upon the troubled waters
aud strive to ca!n and quiet tbs prud;ces OF such
of your preachers and people as are warning against
the interests Of the Church OF Christi They
know no; whereu, they ali IN. Tney do not know
the condition of the South; they are unacquainted
with the elements Of Southern Society Thousands
OF the citizens Of the North insled by designing
men, who cater 10 their passions uhd p-rIudces.-
They Judge OF slavery by the representations o. IRE.
suonsible writers, who carcature Southern inst!;u
tons and SANDER Southern Christians. VIII they he
persuaded To let us alone We are doing great
work. We preach Christ, aud not politics. We are
looking after the sheep in the wilderness, moi az
wolves 10 SCATTER tear and Say but as Shepherds 10
feed and provide for the flock OF Christ. You have
full enough 10 employ all your mon and your means
IN instrucng the horde ol ignorant and inhdel men
who trong your cities, skirt you praires, dwell upon
your di;ches and Serve neuias in the houses aud
on The iaruis OF your wealthy citizens.
"Whs, is your Church doing for the free blacks
at the North! Sir, was surprised when looked at
the statistics of your Cincinnati Conference. The
returns show thar you have in the bounds of that
Conference niuety.eight colored members. My dear
cir, how many thousands Of coored people live i'll
your great Queen City, to say nothing OF the country
around and with all the sympathy Of your preachers
and peope for the black man you hive less than one
huudred mem bcrs in your whole Conference Com
pare Cincinnati with the City Of Charleston Il city
with perhaps population not Que third So great as
IA the Methodist Church OF no, less than five thou
sand In the South Carolina Conference slune, ;here
arc not les, than forty Eve thousand coored people
IN communion with the Church! Well may ask,
gho cares Tor the soul of the negro All, cir it is
easy 10 say be ye aud be ye fed but the good
Samaritan ministers io the wants OF the suerng.-
Say to your brethren Lot them alone; they are fol.
lowing the example OF Jesus, and the instructions OF
the inspired apostles. Let them alone. and SO and
preach the gospel 10 your own poor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-09
TREASON IN MASSACHUSETTS.

One hundred citizenI of Massachusetts have issned
the following col for State Convention TO be held
at Worcester on the 18th los,
I'VE the undersigned. citizens of Worcester beiev'
ing hs result, of the recent presidential election to in
volve four years more OF pro slavery government,
and rapid increase in the hostility between the two
sections OF the Union
"Beieving ths hostility to bs the off.pring not Q!
party excitement. but of fundamental difference III
education, habits, and laws:
"selevius the e1 sling Union to be failure, as
being hopeless attempt 10 unite under one govern
meut two au,9goIislic systems Of society which de
verge more widely witt: every year
And believing 1t to be- the duty Of Intelligent ard
conscientious to meet these facts with wisdom
aud trmness
"Respectfuly invite orr fellow citizens q Massa.
chuset,s to NEE, in convention at W"rcester, on
Thursday, January H. 10 consder the practicabiity
probability, aud expectancy Of u separation between
this free and slave States. and to take such other
measures as the condition OF the times msy require.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-09
HuNr1NaroS IN SING SING PRISON.

The Ner York T'nses has the following account Of
tho Initiation OF Huntington. the Wall street forger,
INFO the mysteries Of Sing Sing prison:
huntington reached the prison last Friday even
ing after the convlcta locked up. and show
&c ca. for the night ws;fomt any chang IN he to
Lt. On the following morning an officer raped at
his door and sgnif.d ihst his presence was desired
in the physici.r's apartment where he was provided
w;lh the usual .,rfai wardrobe. IL ~as ;hen con
rc,ed to the BARRIERS shop. and he submitted to the
,oss of his beard This occupied TIL ii o'clock, A
=. nrd ,vben the usual dinner hour arrived be was
al. to ;oin his contreres in the dining room.
- Ill no remembered tina; the eek Of the Court
asked Remington. after Judge Capron had pro- pro-
his the usual IN , he ns
as;;rs II sasm. that he was formerly engaged for
.hr.s years, In the i,rni'ure business s9Iswhere III
Hudson street, sod o. the strength Of tbs ne nas
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-09

h.s. ..s.s.A 20 - -.A,~t- ..r7 3 - r7;':, a.
der the corras, 9! sir c. Il Woodrf ~ St"
gagged IN the simple oyer u"n "s -H".S t,n II
boards, which is n less intellectual emif"N :. :;
GespS in NIT. in wa r:r"' ha' Inc i s. '',
about the vii, nr~ have the Oe"'i' :" the ''''S.
ings. .;,.o, y, ,he n-ison he re
marked in tie rcs>fics ct a." nsPaIs s, ' h 1850,
eouT y; ."' ,.. ,nd intended to obey them. On'
xurr b Will be deprived vi and that is t"ba?e"
h,., h.o II in tie haiti uf smoking fabulous
nvmher Of cigars per diem, but the change VIII o.
likely to prove b, neticia t" his health. rs c"hs''
,m,;ny i =. 10 temuch run down, and his counte
nance looks osrewcrn and haggard.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-09
The House then adjourned until Friday.
REMARKABLE POSITION oF rae PLANETS


AT the present time, and until the end Of January
all Of the Old planets and the two Of Importance dis
covered within seventy.five and ten yesrs, will be-
visible soon after sunset. and five Of them west OF the
meridian-s position worthy OF particular notice, as
il may not again occur for many years.
.x,rcnry, in consequence ut its proximity 10 the
SUM- Is usI,aiiy invisible, SO that many persons have
never seen it, There will be very favorable oppor.
uny for viewing il, IL, this month especially, from
about the Eth the goth, as ii will not only be h; lis
greatest eastern eongatuu the l5:h but It's eouth
decna;ion will be much less than that Of the sun,
that on the III, il will not act in the w. ). W. until
hour and half lster. II will appear rs reddish
star of the first magnitude. Alter the Jt i, rapidly
returns to the sun, end soon disappears.
Venus, although sregdy very brilliant, will con.
tinue 10 become more until about April lst. Its
greatest eastern elongaou takes place on February
21th and interior conf junction on May 9h; so that
for four months oar evening western say IL 10 be
ornGmented by thi. beautiful planet.
Mars will be ia conjunction carly in June. 1t is
therefore in that part Of It's orbi; most remote from
the earth, and shines with faint reddth light II lie
now very little west Of Venus in the W.. W., but
the distance is rapidly increasing.
Jupiter, ";he great dsturber OF the eysteni, Soes
down exactly in the west Although also approach
ing liz conjunction, tApril llhl and therefore the
distan, part Of lie orbit, IFS light is not apps-
rrn'ly les. than wheu in opposition in September.
Uranus which .ets in the ". \. w. and Nep'nnc
in the w. by j., although msny times larger than the
etrth chnEot DC 81, u "i'E"1t TVS h'u vi
The ;os;ror y! % ~ COZ: Gac::vn May 18th; ;ie lat.
Ter March lHiL.
.Su,urn came into oppo.j.ion .wo dava since, and
therefore, Uses in .!- y. +. b T.. few minutes
before sunset This planet Is now in a Favorable
situation "r observation through powerful telescope.
O.. naus great altitude aud ID" r!ues.a!thouch mol,
quite as upe;l o. in 1856 ere mach more so thsn
usual Ta%y vii! hencefur,h gradually contract, ard
in 1860 will crnsa be visible through any telescope
except iha; Mt Cambridge, aud perhaps half Goz I'll
others of similar silc.
Inc following table contains the times Of the pct
ting of these planets except Saturn on January End
and 18th, aud OF the rising OF the lus, on the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-09
CO.M.uEkCIAs RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKETS, JANUARY 9,

HI hMoND NAhhClo, J.ANlah1 >, iSJ''
n The following quotations wholesale. For smell
orders higher prices will De charged
| BaCOS-We quote sides 81 TO- O Il and scarce
Shoulders 7.d7!c. uarii l2al3. North Carolina hog
sUTTER-prlm. Country Butter l7s9o cei do. Go.
shen p n - cts; old and Inferior. I2f i5cts.
CoKE-For city consumption IS so y c.stlosd o. IS
bushels for lump; hail s..
/ CAEDL ES-Talow 10 cents = D. (; Jsckson's do. II
Halls sc adamaat!ne 20 4 &c.; Sperm i9G5O:tA.
COTTON-l2c Cts
| COTTON YARNs--22n y cts. cash. Cotton cordss.,
CORN-Ws now quote n, ais per bushel. and srn
CORN MEAL-s5c:s.
| COEFEE-Ro luicl2 c,s.; taGuay:s l2al@.; Java !;
| Ole, stock light; Mocha Il; 1ls etc.
! FLOUR-Saes of srpernne 10 shippers nt IS IS sons
holder. ssk more. Market quiet.
| Partnership Geese SodS crs. Demand fair.
FLAXSEED-sI SO1! SO = bushel dull.
| GLASS sEEDS-Timotny ~ -. Herds srass o. =
! q So Orchard Grass SO Clover, 50 -
| G1SSEEG-:0H ijc e 10
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., and Hazard Sporting, F. IF.
an! ttl &, T. Srs; Bls.i;ns. So ses n c,
9s13O
HIDEs-slsushtsrsd, q cer;sg ., green weight: cst
skigr. -racr, yl as. No spanish Hid, ~ rIsEke;
iKoS AND EAiL$-Pis Iron, :3oas5 g ton: swsie.
:l202 70 ton English rNdGit e-5 Common English rs
American country. ei9o Tredesas, Ss5. Cut NAILS
LARD-Hew, N bbs 10: a IS. c,s. in keg, l4i6l3
LlME-s! x. from wharf; 81 - 'co.n store
Ll2U Obs - Er1aig. O:ar,i, Dupuy i Co, Gj1 300S
yal \ st.acc. eJ25Ti D.. Sazerac, S525 $50; Her
nessey - 95t5 Do Peach scarce NJ 81 Is =. Virg!cA
Apple zoe 10. old -paS 50; Northern do So Isl lnI.
son 1919 E-7. Sew England, y ;Sr. scsrce Gin
Holland 81 2J1l IS; American i5c. hh,skey, Rchn:oa
Rsct,ed ). s.: cash Cincinnati 3id3 cts. cash: 81
Cts month";.
M0LAs-EI We quote New Orleans SO: ass; 'por:o
Roo y zoe. sales OF prime tue latter prco Out
siu,co ssdo 30 SO 20 IS cents.
OATS.-Wrguo IS to ie CTS.
OfFAL.--Braa, loo. y bushel; shorts 20 c.: brown
stu IS. snip stua, 6Jc.
PLAsTER-I.ulnp rlas,e. 81 IS as per ton: R!chmObd
ground Ssi per Calcined So 81: ~ so #barrel.
| POTATOE5-We quote eye 81 IS per bushel
RYE.-S1as CSC = ousae!.
RICE.-3td5i etc T. 70.
kOSIN-S! 70 IS per hh
SALT-.s o5 from wharf. a. 70to e. IS from store
SiLTPETRE-!0 cts per 10
SENECA KOOT--ales recently o. GOc.
STakCH-Pr Prime Corn stYrch
TEAS.-mpcrin and GunpOwd.r 35Ksl sc.
SUGARS We quote Sew Orleans 10. to II aud sca,ce,
Porto 20 aO.c., Cuba iOd 0.c.; Loaf IL! l5e,
deuImud ori=6; Crushed and Powdered Gl|.c, 10
duality; Coffee ia lac; Circle a do. l3c.
shot,. a. c;s. e. II.
sTAVESGooi oak fer four barrels. quote sc IS
q 81 per Thousand
TOBACCu-lhe receipts OF Old tnbscco very small,
and price. nigh VS. quot" Interior LUss ss - az IS
shpplus 81 !5Sl2.sD. manufacturing SI2SJ6i3; tns
shppu. Sl6dir, hne manufacturing Sl513s $50. Loaf
lOUI" -
wHEAT-S! ioa !; for GOO! to prime red; 50 AIS
for good 10 p!!ue white.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-09

oArD'
O,s.n n, hi, resIoEcc in tho county Of Goochand on
the morning OF the Is;h nil, .~eo:y minutes TO
O'Clock WILSON W. HOUCalES, Ia the 18th yea. Of
"' - RI y o,;,;ors IIo,,L p;-,uopd yybie and r,,
III 10 ts.s.S 49, 49, e
1'''' wa
DIED. TIE resdeucc OF her husband In the cnuny Of
Accomec. on Thursday January Let, Leu. At ocJcs
~. Mr.. SALLY { BROWNE, vita 0, d.. Peter T.
Browne and dau glitter of the late Hon. Thomas H. Bsyly
o. accomsc.
Seldom has the death OF any person caused such deep
f. sorrow mas that Of Mrs. Browne, In the community
in watch she lived and among her large circle OF friend.
oso where Endowed with high order Of mind. nni
possessing all the noble qualities of the heart calculated
endesr her to her friends she universally loved,
;eemed and respected wherever she was known Shc
was in ali the relations OF life mplsry-su s.c;ions,s
and loving WIFE devoted mother, and kind mistress
she was devout Christian aud mo" Jealous member
"a -" - 30 L ,Sa. IT, ba ...;I To- h;
nn"y b r.na;rod To ,hn No. hs va. swov. rini
frnd md her los. vill n. cr, aud n,ouTnj he ben
aer the rose. planted by the hand OF affection over hnr
silent resting place shn bloonci and wilhercd
Few have lived universally beloved and died uni
vcrsalIy amcgted
Non. know her bu. 10 love her
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-09
From Tile sANnWIcH ISLANDS

We have been favored with The following letter
from D.. G.. z. judi, late Minister of State at the
sandwich I-lan!s. His remark. III relation 10 suano
in IN. Pacific ocean show that he is snnguine in re-
gard to its existence, and the feasibility Vi bringing
it 10 market:
HoSuLrLC, Dec. j, 1856.
There are great number Of vessels about the
Islands, the owners of which do not wish to sell at
present The loss Of our s.eamcrs has increased the
profit of our coastng trade, but if n steamer ia pur;
chased for the Sandwich Island Government, her ar.
riva! will reduce the price OF schoouers and throw
several in the market.
have thought it would be wise in you to send for
cargo Of cuano from each Island and have ii ship
ped 20 New York scross the lsthmns, as specimen
This would s;op tie mouths OF all cFoakers
Tie des that it is impossible to land on the Island
is prepcs:erous Capt. Frenti.s has been with me a
good deal, and think you vii! sud aim not without
faith in guanu. He WAS almost mind 10 charter
schooner and try cargo, As have suggested
IDr. Judd went to the Sandwich Islands in s2'
under the auspices of the American Board OF Fo-
reign Missions, and was their faithful servant for
some twenty years. till n" took charge OF the civil
affairs of The Sandwich Islands, at the call ef the
kluu.l- J0lrna! OF Commerce..