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TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE.
" WAsHINGTO June 2. Iay


On the petition Of II. NJ; Rose, ada illustrator of
WIN. Rose, DECEASED, of Phl.adplphis, Pennsylva
nls, pray ing for the extension Of patent granted
to SAID WIN. Rose, for an Improvement IN the ma
chimes FOR splitting hoops" for seven years from
the expiration OF SAID patent, which takes place on
thc 81 dsr Of September. 1853
IL ordered, that the SAID petition 10 heard tho
Patent Once "n Monday, the 9th Of August
next at " clock m: and all persons notified To
appear and show cause, II any they have, why SAID
petition ought not To lie granted.
Persons opposing the extension required 20 "a .
IN the Patent Office their objections specially set
forth writing at least twenty day before the dsy
OF hearing; all testimony filed by either party he
used At he said hearing must be taken and transmit
ted IA accordance with the rules of the OF CO. which
will be furnished on application.
The testimony m the case wall be closed on the
18th OF tuEu-t: dispositions and other papers re .
lied upon as testimony must lie flied IN the Office ON or
before the morning Of that day; the argumeDts m
any, within ten DAY thereafter.
Ordered also, that this notice he published IN the
Union, w ashIngton ID. G.. and Pennsy lvannn Phil
Pa once week for three successive week
previous 20 the Sfh day of August next. the dny nf
hearing. jos. HOLT
Commissioner of Patents.
Z. :. Editors of the above papers will please con-,
and send their bills To the Patent Office with papes
c"htainihs TINS n"u"e- je S-laWSs
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NEW LIVERY, SALE. AND HIRING
~

~ STABLE,
Corner of1S1z street and Pennsylvania dUenne.
The undersigned begs leave to announce to tho
citizens of Washington, and the pubic ~
in general. that he has just completed ssSkD>
one of the finest Stables IN the city where H3SYA
can, at all times, be obtained as neat and 81 ~
SNOWY turnout can be feurd any
whore. My stock comprises a fine assortment of
horses, VIII ch, for styl and action, c1nnot be sur
passed by any stable in the country, and choice let
of new carriages and light wagons. Horses taken
at livery on reasonable terms at any establish
men. in the olty. Give me a call, and / guarantee
satisfaction.
ma sm* ALLISON NAILOR JR.
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limited STATES MAIL LINE
ONLY REGULAR LIME
ANI WITHOUT FAILpRE FOR KIeHr WARS, Fsl
CALIFORNIA AND OREGON
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD.
hsssIar ssiliss Days. sil ao,A If .s.A .....l

CAsTIoN.-So mnny frauds and imposl- <<ocnS
lions of various kinds have been lately GEA
peIpetrated on travellers bound TO CALI-6CA
FOfNtA, that the subscriber, the only aut horised
Agent for passage By the " 8. Mail Line via Pana-
caution all persons seeking passage to California
that TO AVOID IMPOSITION, they must be careful 20
ind the true office of the Steamships of the u g.
Mail Line, via Panama Railroad, as no other ofios
In New YORK Is authorized 10 engage passage.
The Companies have only one Office In New York,
which Is at In est street. corner of Warren street.
fronting on the North River, at the head of the Com
peuy's Wharf.
III Observe my sign over the door.
ia L.W. kAYMONp, AEspt,
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THE STEAMER THOMAS COLLYER a
II WAYS MAKES HER REGU-
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ID WASHINGTON BRANCH
- ~ o. -:

From ard after TUESDAY, 18th OF June, Trains
Will leave as follows:
SIS a. m. Express Train connects WASHINGTON
junction for ali parts of the west and at Baltimore
for PhIlade. phIa snd New York.
lisa. IN. Way Train for Annapolis, Baltimore,
Phiiadelphia, and New York.
$50 p. IN. Express FRAN connects at Washington
Junction with Elk press train for all parts of the west,
and nj Baltimore for Norfolk, Philadelphia and New
York.
4.l0p IN. wa, Train for Baltimore connects at
Annapolis junction for Annapolis, and Washington
junction with Express Trains West.
$50 p. m. Way Train for Baltimore connects At
Washington junction with Accommodation Tram
West.
Tae 7.l5 g. m. and 80 p m trains are express and
will stop only at Annapolis and Washington juno
tlons.
On Saturday the $50 p. nj. tram goes to Philadsl
phip Onli.
On Sunday but one train leaves, AZ 3so pm
jel4 II. II. PARSONS. Agent.
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II ORD ST. LEONARD's HANDBOOK OF
IL Property Law. higI.ly eNtolied IN the y, b.
Tus-y number Of Rlnckwood's Magazine. one vel.
cloth price IS oentS: postage " cent?.
The Pocket Chess aui Checker r. ard. for ~ lag
games in railway cars and coaches, comp etc " ith
set OF men prloe 30 cents.
For sale AT TAYLOR A. MAURN's
ieN Bookstore So Pa. svenue,
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HATS OF THE SEASON,

have the pleasure to Introduce the HANDSOM-
q EST Hat OUT; also, fresh case Ofs.
AFRENCH SOFT HATS of my own I'm -
pQrtatlOn. Getting them from first hands .
can on er them much lower than usually sold In this
CITY. A peep at them will guarantee sizes.
1O Sign of the white Bear" corner of 9Th
street and Pa. avenue.
spH-sotf HOPKINS
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NOTICE FOR TI A2:s RlsIIsroRATroN OF
iiN GERIAIN LANDS TO MARKET IN TIL

SEkfAtS LANDS 70 IARk Tin II THE HE
proved May H. is5s to The state Of FioTids to sPd
tue construction OF certain railroads therein mea
the om WltRdTaws Of the and. Ss2sn
amer described not,es is hsrsby sir.n that all the
sac or entry which Inc Outside Of SIR mile, on each
and GsoTrsn the aFI ,a6., re ZEN GOA
Central, " and the Flord." railroads, situated In
been selected in virtue said grant. or any other
grant made BY Congress, or legally claimed by pre-
he date Of tottidrasrai. viii be restored TO pri
vate entry on the days and at the places hereinafter
OF the TO winch thew nun nave sIssus
at the date OF withdrawal.
Ar the lsnd once at TALLAHAssEE on Monday,
the sixth day of September, next. VIZ:
North Of the bose Iirs and east Of the principal
DIsTtdtdn.
Townships and g. of ranges /, 2, g. e. and 8,
TOwD.hip 2; Of 5anIes s, 8, 3; and 10.
Townshps and 2, Of ranges II. IL, IS, IA, and Is.
SoHfh Of fhs bass Iirs and east of the PRINCIPAL
nnsrididn.
Townships and s, Of ranseI.
townships and s. of rang =, 5, 6, T. and
Townships and 2. OF ranges.
townships : and 5. OF range II.
Township ]; of ranges Is and u.
Township /. of range II.
Nerth Of tbs base Tine and tcsst Of the principal
meridian.
Townships and 8, of rangeI.
rownsh,p }. OF ranges 2. s and 4.
Townships 4, S, and 8, OF range =.
IoWnshlos !, 4, 5, and Q, OF ranges ard 10.
novnshps !, :, s. 5, and 8, Of ranges 10 and IL.
and is. oHu o. vi ianses Ia l'' H. Vs.
Townships ], 8. 5, and q, of ranxe17
and q. anu D. oil ranges IL. 49, -, N' r.
Townships !, 4. and S, of range "a
Townships 8, 4, and 5, of ranges "a and
townships |. 8, 4. and s. of range n "
Townships 8. 4, and g. of range a.
Townships and 4. OF range 81.
townships 8. 4, and 5, of range 81
townships and 5, Of range S..
SONIA OF the bdSs itH> aud tcsSt of IN, =, ,
fn<TidIan.
Tovnshp i, OF ranges Is, IA, Is, 16, 49, 49, ~ q %
2, "a. and IS. "
Townships snd ?. Of ranges Is and q.
At the land office at NEwNANsvIILK on Nond.v
the sixth day Of September next, viz:
South Of fAs base lin, and east of the p,iusjpal
Townships and 3 of ranreIl
.rcoNnshlps ), 4, IS, and a. OF range IL.
rossMps l, >, =, IL, y. Is, and IL, of range Is.
rovnsh,Ps . o 70 ii IL and IS, Of rsnge1s.
rsbips L. :. 80, 3, 70, II, and II, of range IS.
Iovnships 2, So, Q, To- and IL az rsn1e I6
Iownshlpsl, 2, 4, 8. q, Z, 9, g. and 10 ~ rsnssI,
nownsnlps 2, 4, 5, g. Q, g. and 10 M ranss 10
townships i, 2, 4. S, 6. T. 8, and g. az rsnga 10 '
townships 1, z, 5, s, 2, and g. of range ~ 10
Town hips ], 2, 4, and 8, of range
Slven under my hand. at the city of w. .L;..
the list day Of July, 1859. hs'oh'
AesIns Commissioner of the General Land Once
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MISSISSIPPI LOUISIANA,
ARKANSAS, and TEXAS.
THROUGH TICKETS can b, obtained at the
GREAT SOUTH WESTERN RAIL ROAD
OFFICE, corner of PennsylyanIa avenue and 9th
street, Washington. on board of the Steam Ferry
Boat George Page, ct the office of the Orange and
Alexandra Railroad, at Alexandria,
Richmond, DanviHe, LynekbUrg, Bristol,
KnorUiIie, Dalton, atlanta, CHATTANOOGA,
NGShUIkLe, HUmtSUiIke, Grand function,
Memphis, Montgomery and NeIC Orleans,
BY a direct route, aid continuous railway connec-
tons TO Memphis.
AfoTding greater Expedition and Comfort and
being mills shorter than 10y any other route
The steam fry boat George Page leaves the foot
Of7th street at Cd a. for sXaDdrla. where pas
sengers take the cars iOr Richmond: Charlottesville,
stanton, White Sulphur Springs, Woodstock, % ,
and at ~ p. m. for Richmond and all points Sonth-
west, making sure and close connections TO Mem
phIs.
Baggage Wagons and Omnibuses leave the office,
Pa. avenue, at 6 O'Clock =. m. and ?. m.
JAMES a. EVANS, Agent.
je l7-f Washington.
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- r. MYERS NEW BOOKSTORE.

~ Il. MYERS NEW BOOKSTORE.
u.
Public attention is respectfully invited to his col
lection of
Books, Stationery. Gold Pens, EgEyfA
Novels, Periodicals, & O., dc. Zl-AtEU
English, French, aud American Sta slHLHI-~
Iionery of the finest quality; n7ss@n~
American and English Standard Works of the latest
and best editions,
Splendid Family Bibes and Prayer Books,
Beautifully Round Books for presents.
The English and American Poets aud DramatIsts,
comp fOmIsIng the finest and most full editions of
Moore. Byron, SCOTT, Shakespeare, Milton, Burns,
Pope, SOuthey, Bryant 90 &c.
FaIrohIld's Improved Gold Pens.
Also, imports. and will keep constantly on band a
collection of German OIL Paintings of thd finest
quality.
No. 42s Pa. avenue, between AZ and 9th SITS.
ie Is eOSm
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BRITISH OUTRAGES,

IMPORTANT INFLUENCE has been brought
TO bear upon the Administration, who have decided
despatch the :. line of battle ship Pennsylva
ma to the Gulf o.. Mexico. tits said that Commo-
dOre Stewart Is to assume command, and the prl-
waite stores of cabin a. d ward room, messes includ
Ing old wreck whisky, have been already ordered
from JONAS p. LEVY'S new Wine and Spirit
Store, corner of 7th and street. ma %
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NUNNS l. CLARKE'S
DREMIUM LIGHTNING-RODP POINTS.

The attention of the public Is respectfully solicited
to the examination and patronage of superior art
ole of LIG HTNING CONDUCTORS, manufac-
tured and erected by Iabarre Owen, of 10th
and SITS, Washington, ID. G.
The superiority of there Conductors over many
Others now use, will readily be acknowledged on
examination. Ther are manufactured of select
quality Of iron, connected with copper couplings.
and thoroughly carboniZed to obviate the action of
superb copper point fire gltand tPt with platina,
which renders them strictl sci entIfc.
All points not tipt Ulfh PfdtiTG ctH coTrode,
when theylose their attractive power for electric
ity, In which condition they are worthless.
is I'm
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NorrcE OF TIE O EisS,SI,RsENrNr or
T TRRE r1sEIINR Tar mp sASINhW PTS

- :. = - III. = n UF MICHIbAN-
IN pursuance OF the act Of Congress. approved
May III, ls5s eDtIIed IAN act 10 ensrTe the Defr AZ
and saginaw land districts 10 MichiFaa," IL ~ here
by declared and made known a at all that ton of
the present ran Distinct which lies sOuth
othe line dvd NJ townsh pc q and y no.i h. and ast
oitheilne dividing ranres2 and Swsst II be q ach'
60 the "SagIna District" from aud after the "
OF July next. and the lands within said limits bs
tnereafter subject 10 entry ~ the oftce ~ Essr
SAGINAW; and all that part of the present "Che-
boygan District" lying north of the me dividing
townships q and - north. and east ofthe line dvc
lng ranges and west, including the Ixiahd Of
Mackisae, will be attached 10 the !" Detroit Dis
tEot from and after the dst 'and will be sub
Given under my hand 80 the CITY OF Washingtou
this 7th day of June. A. ID. l85s.
THOS A. HENDRICKS.
Commissioners ofths General Land Office.
je 9-v6v
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STOP THAT BATTLING.

STOP THAT BATTLING. M
On mt ON {" Chspman's Elastic
Anti Rattlinr Shaft FASTENER, sure o3k2,
remedy for the rafting OF the b icSi csn w.
put ON at a small expense. r... 49,.
Call and examine q M ac.oy, WheIe nase
co onnfT1. ANDREW J. JOYCE,
oo1EiH Iltk and " sits.
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THE GREAT PAIN ANNIHILATOR

THE GREAT PAIN ANNIHILATOR
NEEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA,
WEAK STOMACH AND WEAK BOWELS.
HARTSHORNE'S CURE-ALL-Prepared by
Chemist
Bottles l21. Is and 80 cents.
IfdrtSh0rHs'S Cure dU should be kept in all fami-
los. case of accidents sudden sickness.
HartSho-ne's Cure all cures Rheumatism.
HartShoyne'S Cnre-dH cures Cramps, Collie
Pam In the Stomach or Bowels.
Hartshorne'S Cure all cures Pain In the Limbs,
Side, Back, and Breast.
Hdrtshorne'S CErs-aH cures Sprains, Bruises
Scalds and Burns.
Hdrfshorns's CHre-dH cures Neuralgia, Tooth
ache and Stiffness of the JOINTS.
Hdytshorre's Cure cures Cholera, DiarrhGa
and all Pam. -
n. Ma Ian ssS c"raI cures Ear Ache and Deaf
Haytsherne's Cmye-alI cures by spepsa and In
dlgeston; also, Canker and Sore Mouth and Sore
Throat; also Cuts and Sores.
Hartshorne'S Cure all cures all Spinal Affections
and Weakness In Limbs.
Ha,tshorne's Cnre-dH is q great tonic to Weak
Sthmach and Bowels, and Improves Digestion.
3Dr As the frequent changes of the weather pro-
duce Q bad Cold, Rheumatism, Pain in the Limbs
and Body; also, Stiff Neck-every person should
Sinews. Blood and Bones and, by its warming cleo
tIomagnetlc power, expels ali pain from the ystem
Get bottle and try it. = :"
N, B;"If you have . Cough. use Harris
H0RNE'S PICTORIAL SYRUP OF WILD
TWa dfid is the best Cough Syrup in the
If you are Bilious, use HARTSHORNE,S
ANTl-BlLiOUS PILLS. They act upon the Liv-
O.. stomach and Bowels, carrying of all Bile and
Foul Secretions.
The above medicines to be had at all Drug Stores
IN Washington city; Kidweil & CIsceil at George
town; II. Peel Il Co Alexandria. ma 81 Nv
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Traveller Directory.

THE VIRGINIA sPRIN6S.-Psssenssrs for
:ndri. Rallroad,, by leaving G$3 :
their names at the once of s1A2HL6
the alexandra and WASHINGTON Railroad, 9TH ct.
and Louisiana avenue, will be called for and con
veyed 10 the Long Bridge station, where good
breakfast can he obtained. This line res the
find t free from the annoy Of wagons and
that met with on the boat. Ii il the most Pc
ditIous. and, IN many instances, the most eoonOmi-
cal route. Coaohes connect with every train from
N. B.~Coaohes furnished for Excursion, and Pho
Mics. ie2a-n
THE STEAMER GEoRGE PAGE WILL
Leave sIeTandrIa at 4, 8, 10. u o'cl'k EaSIAS
a. 2, 4, and O'Clock .. m.
Leave Washing ton at g. 9, Ill O'Clock a. me- !, 5, S,
TIE THOMAS COLLIER, wher on the route.
whaley's Omnibuses. connecting with the PaEe
and Colyer, will leave the Capitol and corner oi lzth
street and Penn. avenue the same time the boats
jes-tf RICHARD WALLACE. Pres.
THE STEAMER THOMAS CoLLYER AL
WAYS MAKES HER REGD- L.
LAR TRIPS TO MOUNT YER EAS44SEf
NON, starting from her wharf ~ the
foot of 18th street. IN this city, At ga O'Clock on
Tuesdays ard Fridays, rs advertised, When also
engaged 10 Transporting excursion parties on the
rIver her hours for their accommodation
ranged not to interfere with the regularity Of her
trips to Mount Vernon.
This announcement hiss been rendered necessary
contrary. iel6-u
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EVENING. STAR.
LOU.LOU.

LOU.LOU.
III naughty woman still betray.
Why should we pine:
III voman's deed belle her say.
Why should we whine!
Twas ever so, and so twill be:
Eve ruined Adam, Lou Lou me-
Shall repine.
Not 1! I'll in the cup forget
Her tickle heart;
III QuaH, and chsunt my canzonet-
Nor heed my smart.
God bless the wine. IL kills all pain.
Oh glorious wine, I'll drink AGAIN!
LouLou.-we part!
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"A ON MANH0OD,
AND ITS PR EN- TURE DECLINE E.
A few words on the Rational Treatment. Without
Ms.fns:. of or 5SSs H
Gsnts and Nervous I Debility iIi impo ZlskSk
tsncy. and ImPediments to Marriage 05Q6TH
generally, BY b. DE LANEY, NJ. ID. - s-
The important fact that the many alarming com-
plaints originating in the imprudencc and solitude
Of youth, may be easily removed WITHOUT MKpI-
the entirely new and highly successful treatment,
as adopted by the author, fully explained, by means
perfectly and at the least possible cost. thereby
avoiding oil the ADVERTISED nOstrums Of the day.
sealed envelope, BY remthng post Paidl two post
age e. stamps e to - Or; 3; DE- LAHNEYd,.
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25,GO cubic feet sided.
Total valne. .............S
Should my offer be aaoe pied, request 30 be ad-
dressed st -, and the contract forwarded 20
the navy agent at -, or To me At ---. for
signature and certificate.
July -, l85e. A. II.
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| l.. Of, IN the state of ---, hereby
| agree to furnish and deliver IN the United States
| navy yard at -. twenty i've Thousand cubic feet
of prOmlscuOus live oak timber, n conformity with
the advertisement of the Bureau OF CONSTRUCTION Of
| the date Of = June, IsSs. for the sum Of -, VIZ:
| $40 cubic feet sided IS and 10 inches,
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10000 cubic feet sided ~ ard u inches,
per foot. ...--...----...
lO,c00 cubic feet sided 3 and 10 inches,
A. - nPr lnnf
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-12-22
History Of the Catawba Indians.

/ Our neig ,bor Of the Indian Land Chroui.
/ Gle promises 10 commence in his next issue
the publication of Il history of the Cataw
ba Indians, from their first settlement in
York District doyn to the present time.
! prepared by Rev. A. Whyte. Also in same
number of the paper, will be commenced
thrilling momreiiette, from the pen of Jas.
Bynum, Esq, of Rock Hill, entitled Lou.
tawb ba, the Daughter of the Catawba Chief"
These, will no doubt add much TO the in
terc>t Of the Chronicle, already good pa.
per- and persons who would like to rcsd
them should subscribe for It at once.
The Chronicle complains Of the mailing
arrangements in that quarter, anl says on
this subject I'VE would suggest the fca,i-
Iility Of Il hack line from YorkviIe to Lam.
caster, Via Rock liill, dircet-this would
connect by stage from Lancaster to Cam
dem, the two rail roads lhro' the country
the travel will certainly warrant it to hi,
point, and the weight of the mnils n0tc de-
mand increased facilities. What say our
lorkvillc and Lancaster friends -
We signed petition short time since,
gotten up BY the energetic =. VI. at Cure.
tons Store, for tri weekly hack line from
this place to some point on the Charlotte
Railroad, or to Ycrkville, we have entrc!y
forgotten which. Ahethcr it proposed to
take in Rock Hill, we have also forgotten.
but II certainly should do no, especially
now, since that place is dispifcd by tho
publication Of Il paper. This route, it strikes
uS, woHid be of more consequence to our
citizens, than the present hack line to Char.
lotte.
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Importation of Slaves.

We publish clscw hero notice Of the mr..
rival of cargo of Africans into this State
and Georgir. The following paragraphs
from the Augusta Dispatch Of 18th inst
relative thereto. will BE- read with interest
The arrival of few more ships. thus
ircighted, will tell upon the market value of
slaves in this country:
RE-oPESING OF THE AFTICAy SLAVE TRADE
Two hundred and seventy seven of the ear.
go of Africans recently landed Gear Bruins.
wick, We're brought up the Savannah river
and put ashore yesterday evening about 3
o'clock, Mt the mouth Of Hers, Creek, three
miles below this city, on the Carolina side.
One OF the river boats IL supposed to have
taken them from the boat whrh brought
them by Savannah in the night, To a point
twelve miles above that city.
We learn, on good authority, that tI,,.
soHginal cargo consisted Of 42o, and that
notone Of them died or was seriously III
onahe Passage, II is supposed that the
Nspdercr acted only a. II dccov boat, and
that the vessel that brought them is at
hisge. Citizens of our city are probably
stpscresied In the enterprise, and those
brought up the river are supposed l., be
their share of the spohs," and have been
distributed on their plantations IL is qui
city limited that this il the third cargo Ian
ded during the last six months.
FRUITS OF THE DISCUSSION learn
that one of our citizens has bough. slave
from the lot recently landed just below this
city. tor which he paid $3.50 lie is stout
boy nh"nt fourteen Years old, and consida.
rab!e curiosity has been manifested this
morning to sue the distinguished u. tor
The question has often been asked what
P'ncticnl good can result from the ngit, tion
Of the revival of the slave trade /! We point
Ia this cargo Of sturdy laboreEs, delivered
, from the darkness and barbarism Of Africa,
TO be elevated and Christianized on our soil.
We point to the price paid for this Jolly
son Of the junglcs, and compare Vt with the
cxorbiiant prices paid for the fancy anc less
valuable negrOs here. Aud We claim that
these results are the beginning Of the bless
ings to flow in upon the South from the
fearless advocacy of the revival of the slave
trade by one or two independent presses IN
this State and Sonih Carolina. This trace
may be called piracy by false construc.
lion Of a foolish law, but The day will come
when the South will make 1t the right a rm
Of her Legitimate commerce. AID then
there may be some chance even for us poor
editors to own n sooiy skin or two. Who
knows !-Augusta Dispatch, l5th inst
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-12-22
Congressional.

~ Ror,,sor,o,;,oo - Coru,o.. L,ra Loor
,,,o,,,.od and ,h., ,o.;,i7,n. ...;o,,I .,
Ill., ,,,o,,;, c. 49,. r,
lows: Col. Boycc is Chairman of The Com
mi,te, an .l.c,ions Col Kit, IA Cbo;r,,,,
Of the Committee on Publi, BUILDINGS Mr..
Miles is , member of the Commute. on
Commerce. G.n Mo- u..n il - m.mber of
the Committee on Public Lands; and Gen.
Bonham is ,ncmlrr Of the Committee on
Military Affairs.
The Senntc Committees have likewise
been announced Senator II,muond * ON