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MLAIN'SEXCIIANGEBANK

Exchange, BANKING and Collection business trans
acted on the most reasonable terms
Drafts drawn, bought and sold. on New York and,
principal European Cities
Good paper discounted and interest paid on time
deposits.
Collections made in all this region on fair terms and
remitLed. less exchange rsmptkH.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-12-22

A man giving his name as Wm.
O'Brien. attempted 10 steal a package
of money from the Express ofice at
Cleveland. but was caught in the act
and arrested. The agent had laid the
package on the counter, and his atten
lion being for a m div-r.eh. the
theft seized it and vas making for a
train that was moving but of the depot,
when he was overhauled and captured.
FindiDg hat he was caught he tried 10
To hand The monty 10 an accomplish. but
tailed. He then threw it undo The train.
where it was Immediately fouad and
secured.
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CARDS.

brigham & cos BOOKS will he
- left with = T. Rec & co. for a few days only.
They are authorized to ~diust all matters connected
With the late firm All ~ho are indebted to he above
will please cal Immediately and settle the same.
WARES, sept. 25sh, IS. BRIGHAM q co.
Nov. 24th, le5c.
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FATAL ACCIDENT Last Sunday three
sons of Mrs. EMELINE SMITH, living in
The north part Of Andover, went into The
woods burning coonS. A large tree was
fallen, which struck so heavily upon a
smaller tree, hat the rracii n nj the small
tree was so great that ii broke and irll
toward the stump OF the fallen tree. break
ing the skull Of, ard almost Instantly
killing the youngest san. lie was about
nine years of age onneaus Reporter.
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THOMAS j. MpLAIN,
AT LAW.

Is the man to call on. IL yen want Drafts on Foreign
Countries or il you want Passage Tickets from the Old
Country; or money collected anywhere; or insurance.
in safe companies at fair rates; or to sell good Faperr
or oorroS money; or pas assessments 10 the Washing
ton Union; or to buy or sell Real Estate; or rent Hsus-
es-
Give Us a call, once on Main ST., WARREN O..
Oct- -, 81. T. J.. MILAN.
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News Of TIE Neighborhood.

A MARRIED WOMAN ELoPEs WITH AN.
OTHER MAN-HER HUSBAND ELoPEs
WITH TIE CooK.-A young German, on
the West side, a few weeks ago, eloped
with his employers wife. and went to
Grand Rapids. Michigan; where they
we're married. The interesting pair
then took all the available articles in
the house with them. such as spoons
linen. &c. The be.eaved husband took
matters coolly went about his business.
and made no outward show Of grief
Last week his wife, having become
sick Of her new husband, kf him and
returned TO her old one, fetching with
her the spoons, linen, &c. Old husband
quietly welcomed her back to. This bosom,
and the woman congratulated herself on
the pleasant upshot of her foolisi,nrss.
But : phancy her pheelinks" when awak.
ening on Sunday morning she ascertain,
ed that her husband had eloped the
night before with the hired girl. the
pair taking with them the spoons. linen,
&c, t'other pair had done before them.
- Cleveland PloiRdeoier.
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NNUALS FOR 1855 -Tweuty-
~ four kin 70. all Iound in Morocco. Gilt sides and
edges. and beautifully Illustrated. Also, ALBUMS
20 kiuds.at ADAMS OUK STORE
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J,HE JOSEPUTNE GALLERY Tor
EXCELsiOR GIFT BOOK Tor Youn!

II People. elegantly Illustrated: Aunt Nary's Libra
rs; The ChiIdrea', Library; and in fact the finest a.
soTtmsnt Of GIFT BOOKS Tor old and young. ever
brought to this place ali Of which We will sell, To per
sons TO sell again. at the publishers regular whclrsal
prices. at A"sN>
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The balance in the treasury, July LIST
1859, was Sl7,7Io ia. The receipts
for the fiscal year ending June 3Jth SIS
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IAI1 Ab6ESsEU BlIOHN ,, IJW SbbI MD bl BDIBIHICI
AUTEoRIrIEs.
Township Tax---- s2s4, 05l 80
Tow nship and enS,D'stFicI; -l.45s.sIO SO
Other Special Ta1es--- 2l6,4a5 G6
City, Town and Borough Tax-s-- I.4I7. 1871 OF
Total Taxes for oil PURPOSES 1885, $50 30
Total amount of other than State
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RETIREMENT

We notice that Il. +. PEnEy has retired from,
the Editorial charge Of the .Kounhonrrr &. Pa
ri"t. We cxtrac, the following from his Vale
dctory:
In the course Of my editorial career. during
most exciting and excited period, nave no
d"ntt sad many unkin.l things, towards NV
opponents l'ut | thought had the excuse Of
Knowing that they had used mncl harshcr lam.
g'l"g" III reference to myself | am disposed To
forget and forgive 1t all. and hope they will do
The samc Wnh AL my devotion to the Fedora,
U"i"n, inIbihed from the cherished princi,lrs of
Washington and his dying words, have never
wavercd "r i;.ilrrrd in my love for my native
State. or III my purpose Of promoting and defend
lug her true interests and the Institutions of tI,.
South nt any and all hazards Tie political plat.
iorn on which have always stood is cunbo,iici
IN resolutions which | submitted To the State
Convention in 1851. 1t is the identical platform
since adapted by the State Of Georgia, aud ON
which the whole Souli. have agreed To unitc.-
whenever an ISSUE th" presented arises ! sh,ll
he found rs prompt {" defend The South rs
hav" htsI"r" been ~ ,i"fnd The Union But in
writing this farewell. i! : not my PURPOSE To re-
view the past or look into The future NV hon.
ana my prayer is that IN all wise aud over rtl.
ing Provi,lcmc" will sill: continue TO guide and
direct the destiny OF the American Repnb-
lir."
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Catholic Regulations for Lent-The regula-
doNs TO be observed by the Catholics during the
season OF Lent have been officially published, and
a.. a., ,e a'a' vino ,'..s have G"nst. their twenty
bouudts observe the Fast or Lent. They are to
make aatY one meal day, excepting Sunday.
The meal allowed on fast days is not to be taken
till oIDut noon. At that meal. if on any day
permission should be. granted for eating flesh,
both aesli and fish are not to he used at the same
tiHie. even by way Of seasoning. A small re-
frs.l,ment commonly called COLLATION.; NJ allowed
Ia tho evening" :. no Renesal rule as tothe quan:
.tity Of fsod pen6itted at t,is time is or can be
msde z But Ahs practiee 81 TIE most regular
Ehrsta,fis never 70 let Il exceed the fourth part
~ an 6rdinsry meal. a at "Wednesday, n III M;
staut. 49, " ~ ~ =
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COMMUNICATED.
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
l.onGE A.. r.. NJ,

LODGE ~. r.. NJ,
Ninety Six Feb II, 1858.
At Il regular meeting of this Lodge, held this
evening, the following preamble and resolutions
were offered and unanimously adopted:
Whereas, Divine Providence has called unon
us to record an instance of sore Bereavement to
our community, in the death of our friend and
Brother, COL WM. A. WILLIAMS. There
fore
!. Rrsolrcd That we bow " ith humble sub.
mission To that Omni potent Hand which has re-
moved from our midst our beloved Brother. thus
drpriving this Lodge Of an efficient and Jealous
Ofiiccr, the church of u worthy mem. or, and
the community OF one of its most useful citi.
Zcns.
.. H'oi,'d, That we wear upon the left arm
the usual badge of mourning for thirty ,ays
and also. that our Lodge be clothed i'm mourn.
ing as Il token of RESPECT for the memory of our
deceased Brother.
3 HS"i""d, That these resolutions be pub,
iI>hcd III ih" Abl"villc papers, and that the
Ncwh"rry papers he requested to copy. Also,
that - copy OF tn" s,,nc be furnished The widow
of our deceased Brother.
B. +. CORI.EY, W. NJ.
W VI. CARTER, Sec nto
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Committee of ARRANGEMENTS ts
HOTEL, LIVERY AND SALE
ST

h.;;;f I"E undersigned, having rented
~ The STABLES formerly kept by J.%f]N
NJ. DAVIS upon Washington street, would hereby
n"','y me travelling public that ut large outlay,
he has fitted up and re. arranged them for ,be
purpose "f accommodating any and all who may
feel disposed To latronizc him.
lie would ais" say that his Stables will always
abundant supply Of provcndc-
lie would say that in conn"c.ion with his sta
''rs' he has also rented the Hotel occupied last
year by Johnson Rnmcy, and is prepared to ac.
communicate both permanent and transient board.
ers. 'N
nav'ns had long experience in the Hotel and
sable business, lie ilattcrS himself that his un
patrons.
Ills stables are well supplied with Hacks, Car
r'agcs. Buggirs AMI Horses, to hire.
lie hopes by strict attention to business to
"'er' anu receive share of public patronage
A.. +. =. RUTLEDGE.
HbhevI'le &. H., S. c., Feb. 10, 1858. II
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distinguished Deaths Idrond-'rhe Arabia
brings news Of the deaths Of several persons who
have held conspicuous POSITIONS in Europe Fred.
erick William Louis, GRIND Duke of Baden died
on the 2lst of January. lie was born Scptcm.
Der 9th, 1926, succeeded regent in place nl
his brother Louis April oath. 1852, and was
created Grand Duke by patent, September 5lIr.
1856. His wife is Il daughter of the King of
Prussin, and sister OF the husband nf the Prin.
cess Royal Of England. lie will be succeeded,
We presume by his infant son, who was born in
1857, but, probably the Grand Duchess, his
widow, will be regent. The late Duke was not
n remarkable Inan i'll any respect.
William Spencer Cav"ndsh, sixth Duke OF
Devonshire. died at iIardwicke Hall, Derbyshrc,
on the 18th of January, aged sixty eight years
He has been well known one Of the wealth
lest Of English noblenien. the lord of Chats
worth. and other estates that were Ii, TO be resi-
dences for royalty. lie was well known as a lib.
era patron of the arls and Of literature. but was
not in other qualities worthy Of especial esti,na.
tion. lie died unmarried. and is succeeded by
his cousin, VIM. CuvendisI Earl Of BURLINGTON.
On Friday, the 22d Of january, while tl,.
preparations for the Royal marriage in ST James
Palace were going oil, the Marclioness Of W est
meath, who occupied apartments in the Palace
adjoining the Royal Chapel, where the cere
nlony was to be performed, died, and the signs
Of mounting were exhibited at the momcLt the
nuptial arrangements were making.
These deaths had cast gloom over the court
ly circles in the midst Of the wedding festivi.
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Commercial.


ArDErIILE G.. H., 5. c., Feb. Is. 1858.
Cott""-Our market has been quite active
during the past week. Our streets have been
more or less crowded with cotton Wagons. The
sales ranged from lhl to ~. The market WINS
somewhat depressed Yesterday, and the best ar,i-
Gle would perhaps not brin. more than III.
CoIuMniA, S. c., Feb. Is.
Toffon.-Our market for Cotton is dcculcdIy
active and buoyani Sales to day about 5OO bales
at 10! tr Pc. We heard Of some sales in small
lois OF very choice Cotton at I2I cents
Other articles unchanged.
CHARLESTON, Feb. Is, 1853.
C"hon.-Snlcs of cotton to-day Coo bales-
market depressed.
Augusta, Feb. Is.
EoH"".-Ihc Augusta market to day was un-
settled, with light sales
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Hn{{00 in0 Before Tcff;uo O,t NJ a.. II,

Walioa''ng Before Getting Ont of the Wood..
We are not little amused with the exnl,a.
t19n tic Of many Of the Republican party men in
astington over the vote of Yesterday. in Tho
House, by which the reference of tbS Ka,s.s
message to the Standing Committee on Terrific.
I ries was DEFEATED by ono majority. Those zen.
tiemen evidently imagino that it involves the re-.
lection of the Lecompt,n Constitution by ihe
House They deceive themselves amaz;,cIv
indeed. To us. and to those even of theii Sy own
side who are competent to judge in such matters
It II, embraces assurance almost as strong as Holy
State on that constitution comes down from The
Senate as it surely will not long hence, Il win
60 through the House iu short order. We arx
rarely deceived in such nattepsf fsrd stsks all
our reputation for the ACCURACY ofoSa. nsediotion
of results in silr6sar cases, on tEis
this ,ntimation of Whit y destined q s. n ~
cult of The current Kapsas :imbroaIi0 9 f&s
House. We have abiding fifth ii iis e y.
ness o. the DsdSSratis osss % ~.
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WHAT THEY THINK OF 1T.

I'll" New York c"rrc>i"n,"n, If the Charles
ton fleming Ncus thus alIu,lcs to the Kansas
question in that city:
l.cc"'nl'"n, or II" I."cnmpinn j. the all cngr.,ss
'ng question: with 1t is i"corny,rn ON
hais", l'c''nlt"n III the counting rrnIil aud
l<colni'"n IN the street. Shall tn. Territory of
ka''s;> be admitted into our great Emily Of
STATES under Ih. pro slavery constitution pre-
pared by l," Icc"mpfun Convention, or shall
congress 90 behind tl" Record of thai inSr,rrrcn,
ana Investigate III" character of its formation
and p"ptiar acceptance, w., Il view 10 deter
MIN" 1"r .'s"li the present fitness tor sovereign
independence! are questions p'"ppnm'l-d oh all
stiles :" lar as tsi" city %! New York is con-
ccr'ir'i, the Administrator j. .irnv sus.;,iu..l-
y n'"riin" OF those opposed TO the I.cco,np,on
constitution Is T." Ice held AT til. Academy of
Ainsc Oh Friday evening. The call is headed
ny ''"o'S" bancroft, the historian, ". T.. Have
meyer, cS-Mry"r, and Comptroller Flaru, and
IL Is gwen ont that the speakers will include GOV
alher, Secretary stanton and other big guns
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DEATH OF COL. WILLIAMS.

|, is our n,elanr!'"ly duty t" record this week
tn" death Of one of our most r,inI,bl- citizens.
'"l. WV. n. WILLIAMS, wh" d'cd al his resi-
'l"nc" near Nncty-Six. on Thursday last In
tn" death OF Col. WILLIAMS tn" Di>trir, has LSt
worthy citizen, and his family bcrcit Of il kind
husband aud afl-cti"natc father Nthourh
comparatively Young man, his death will be
universally nro'irncd hy ail VIII" knew him. By
his uniform Kindness and grntlrnanlv ,lcpurt.
'"e"', h" has "nr'iarahly rn'ta'"d his r",unry
/" The hearts "f all with whom he came in CON
tact. But Alas. the grave has closed forever
over him. Peace to his Hslrs
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A NEW FIRM.

We would direct attention to the advertise.
nrnt Of M"Ssrs. J"IpAx 4 McL,rcul,y. wb,
have recently formed new co,arnrrsl,ip for
ia" purpose Of carryin. on the Drug business.
'"" "i The iirm being II Medical Doctor and the
o'hrr having hal i"r' experience in this business.
Should h" a sufficient .::inrantrc that their hus
ness will he car"taii, andprnlenty conducted.
W" would also c:.,i attention To the .ivcr,isc
mrn'S OF i"mN l;E"wN: mr, Agi. ID. H. ruusLry
WYATT l'r-'"Mn, VS.. Han. Ordinary, and notice
"f III" celebration at III. anniversary of IL ,s,u<,
r,.>'. Brill l)rv
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THE DOUBLE MAIL SERVICE

Wc extract the following from the Charleston
E""i"g N,"-s:
Th" double mail service of the Nor,Ic,s,,rn
ka'li"a'i has begun, aud we have On our table.
delivered tins forenoon, the Richmond r,rrrs oI
Yesterday m"T;;iE". and the Wn>nw,,u and
baltimore papers of il," previous afternoon. The.
.l'"~ "nn now furnish the very latest iufrn,a.
'I"n, whether hy mail ar ;""grapl,. Dmr issn,.
VIII, "'s,, now hc distributed l,y The night train
ot the Northeastern road on the South Caro-
Ina Road. nn'l thus will br in all points of The.
Stn'" alternately in a.ivanc" with the ,noruiu,.
l'ai"rS "t The city. And II the Northeastern
road would 'l"ay iis day train one hour later.
and which il ,r. anl wall no doubt, de- in rL,.
summer season. our Issue will he .uv in ad.
'"ir" I" The Northeastern portion of the State.
IN =" "'in's't the -N'"S will appear in an ell
,ircly new ,.r.>s he improved IN various n;,r.
'i"n'hrS, and probably with some notifications
~ terms Our .vn. has uIiyr,l
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Pretty Dear Muics.-The st. Louis Democrat
understands that the Secretary of War has re.
Gently made private arrangement with certain
specuators to deliver 10 the. United States Com.
missary Department at this point, 1900 mules
for the Utah Expedition, at one hundred and
sixty dollars per head. and that the documents
for the same are signed, scaled and Delivered
The Quartermuster General has heretofore had
this duty Entrusted to his judgment, but, in this
instance, he las been entirely ignored, and the
whole matter settled at Washington for him.
The specuIators are, noN doubt, rushing through
the country, buying up mules at the smallest fig
ureS. 3
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RETnRM nav

Alter alt the hue and cry about the distressed
condition of the country, we have only a5o ease,
on the Docket for this court: l30 or ,h,.., -,
U" ''e fr"c"ss Docket, being for sums lcss than
So. There are pet haps - accrptamccs, which
would make the whole return about 800. Ont
OF this number there are perhaps ~ which, ow-
ing t" Indictment weather, could not br served
by the Sheriff
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) Cacusisg.-The Washington correspondent Of
the Philadelphia PennsyIvanian says: VI
ssThe Am8gicsns members of the House, IL in
nbmber, plso met in cacus last evening, and re.
solved to support the admission of Kansas under
the Lecompion constitution. three members bolt
ing the action the caucus, snd decl airing their
dissemination to oppose tue ADMINISTRATION IN
this question. The three members are Messrs.
Paws, Harris aud Rcsud. all Of Maryland"
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-. a Good Three Weeks Work--It is said that
o.f COIN CamPnaiI, in twenty -one days, Travelled
city defended'by sixty thousand fighting men. re-.
i,eyed garrison besieged for five months, with.
drew nine hundred women and children in the
lace OF an overwhelming force. relieved his de-.
tachment at Cawnpore, twice defeated an enemy
.sroe his own strength, and finally stripped them
OF every vestige of artillery.
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LIST OF CONSIGNEES.

h'""i"'"g IN he b,ppt at lbb,pilic. for tho
"'"h '"i;"g '"br""ry II, 1853
:, !. M"'hsci''d, Shuirr, + MARSHALL. J Adams,
~ N"rr, ) " Knox, Hn"ch & Allen, ii w
Lawson, Maj 5 l. jones J j }n.u.tt. II A Jones.
,av's n Crews II Wardlnw Dr Harris,
MOOR. d '!na,il", Samuel McClrllcn,., :, " Penny,
Ven VI smith, Starr, Cobb IL Co.. G. ~ n,:-
ton, Hon I Perrin, J + Bell.
ID. Il. SONDLEY, Art
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THE THOROUGHBRED.
FINE FORMED HORSE.

4 H L Q x f. T Y .
w lib stand at Col. j. j.. WILLIAMS Sta.
" 6ics, Mt White Plains, Laurcns District, du-
ring the ensuing season
lillCkEIi IL one Of the finest horses in tho
South, about Six years old, stands full sixteen
hands high. and boasts us pure n Pedigree and
hne reputation, ns any horse in the country.
All who wish To improve their Stock of horses
should avail themselves Of this opportunity.
WYATT LIPSCOMB
Feb. S, 1853 Ar o.
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ABBEVILLE BANN Err,
Thursday Morning, Feb. ls, 1858.
w. c. DAVIS, Editor.
DEDICATION

we arc requested to state that the Dedication
"l The new Church at Shiloh in consequence Of
'"e i"c''hrnt weather on the Ith, is postponed
until the itl Sabbath 2Sth February.
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Sfaue Eremption-A bill is now before tho
Alabama Senate, and undergoing conaiderahs
discussion, which provides for the exemption oi
t,, one slave in every family from seizure for dobI
the bill, r"T'"90 "
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Notice to Executors, Administra-
tors and Guardians.

INlE Law makes it the duty Of Executors,
Il Administrators and Guardians to render
up TO the Court Of Ordinary, annual returns of
their actings and doings.
Therefore notice is hereby given to MI who
nre rccnsan in this matter, to attend to this part
o. W !heir o'ligat'on without delay, else tho
Ordinary will have to discharge his-(sec ACT
1880, 33d section.)
WIN. HILL, o.AA
Feb. 12, 1863. 43 If
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Com. Pauiding.--A committee of citizens OF
Mobile have forwarded n letter to the Secretary
Of the Navy with resolutions demanding that
commodore pauiding be. tried by Court Mar
tial ; also, containing the charges and specifco.
tions on which he should be tried Joint reso.
lntions have also been introduced into the Lousi
ana Senate denouncing the acts OF Com Paul.
ding, and instructing their Senators and request.
ing their Representatives. in Congress to cause
those views to be expressed and carried into ef-
feet saw
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MEXICAN NEWS

NEw ORLEANS, Feb ll.-The Tennessee has
arrived
C"monfort being abandoned by the troops left
the city of Mexico the 2lst, when In. Pros
nunciadocs entered the Palace and named Acnr-
sigo Dc N"t"blc head orthc Government. He
undertaking tn" trus:, acknowledged the Govern
ment which had been organized and nominated
ITS ministers. They, however, up to the 27,h,
were not III possession of single post but were
dependent upon the clergy for support,
Juarrcz, President of the Supreme Cnurt ne
President "l the Republic under the Constitution
called Congress together at Guannxaio
Generals Paro'ii. hrtrnga and -. Gale were
prrpcrlng nt several points to unite in a march
against the city of Mexico.
SECOND DESrArCm
NEW ORLEANS, Feb li.-S"rious conflicts oc.
Cured in the city Of Mexico for the period of
eleven days before Gen. Z,ilongo ,riunI,I,rd over
th" government tro"ps Very few however, were
*, ed.
General Iul"h;to received tw"nty.Sy ont of
twenty eight r"'"9 Of the council Of N",nl.s for
lr"vis'"nn lr"-ih"ni of Iu.hi,, and nhcr l,Inccs
wli"'" il," n"w G"v"rni,,..mi is ,-..nrniz..l
Ihc "'"'i" county l. III stat" Of anarchy nn.l
confusion.
Gcns. jmnrr"z, l'mnli and other. ,,,,,nscd :,
the new ."v"rn'n"n,, rxp",",l SOM, To- march
ON th" Capital, wl"r" preparations are maxim,
to '"pula" 'l'"'n. Nor" fighting is inevitable.
Gen. Ali"ns" at Vera Cruz has pronounced
| IN iiiF"r oi santa ANNA.
'i"n. Inlon:" has issued Il decree RESTORING, tI,,.
rccl"Si"sticala and military Jurisdiction, and r,pcnl.
ing the law OF 1850. whereby the property of the
err''S.s,irl" corporations pronounced alien
able. l he decree annuls the sale of church cs-
tales un'lcr that law.
H. Is r''i""rcd that the clergy have loaned Zu.
I"ht" = ,h"n. uoo To rr"i.i"tc his success
S'inilar state Of affairs is reported nj Sonora
Ianinuliras and C,;,huIa il is said will nc, il,
| unison III carrying on tli.. conflict
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1858-02-18
FOREIGN NEWS.

w IiAIirAy Feb. H.
1hc steamer Niagara has arrived with Liver
pool dates of Jan. :;uih
lh" Ba'rcs News cn,iScd an advance of IL in
COTTON at l.ivrr""l, the market closing buovnu,.
r'l"S "l ,''r week 6I 'm" bales, including ,5onD
Friday t,DN) bales, Fair Orleans. I'D: N,ld;;n,,
- l:,:lGd; Fair Mobile, I'D; Mrdnp. ga:
ta'r lp!an'lS ID Middng. & I:;-lGc Stock
2h"'"oo bales, including %, ono bales Of Amcr
Manchester c'viccs were more favorable with
more buyers than sellers
Br"a'l>iuffs dull and declining"
,'""rv was easier. The Bank rate Of interest
had been reduced 10 i per cent.
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