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. m5- A Clergyman at Cincinnati has sued drug
gst of that city for $4,000 damages for making up
for him wrong prescription, which seriously affected
his voice.
ns- They havo got fellow in Jail in Troy, for
smndling. He dricd!snow and sold it for salt
Ns- In New York, note or draft given by parties
of undoubted credit is called "frst class psper" in
New Orleans it is known fire proof" and in Bos
ton as "gilt-edged paper"
:. ns- THE bridal veil originated in the custom of
performing the nuptial ceremony under square
piece of CLOTH held the bridegroom and the bride
to conceal the bushes of the latter At the marriage
of n widow it was dispensed with.
~ The combined salaries of the Governors Of
four New England statcs amount to $4,000.
Ew THE Baton Rogue (La.) Advocate estimates
the damage done to the sugar crop by the Into freezes
ut 1000 hogsheads. {.
s% Newspaper in Vermont are poorly sustained.
score or more have died from exhaustion.
~ THE Pops's private income is said not to ex!
csed $4,000.
EE The Washington correspondent Of the New
York Courier and Enquirer has received evidence that
the negotiation for the acquisition Of Cuba has been
renewed, and that sum has baen named 30 enormous
as to stagger even Casan pride, in view Of the no.
cessltes Of Spain.
w rumor prevails in Washington, that Mr.,
James Gordon Bennett, proprietor of the New Sork
Herald, will DO appointed to succeed Gov. Walker N
Kansas -..l=-
sg Christmas Day was signalized by snow storm
throughout North Carolina, Virginia and Maryland.
In somo parts of Virginia it foil to depth Of twelve
and fifteen inches In Maryland it was. only three
inches in depth. The storm was travelling IN
north -castorly direction.
g0- Sincerity docs not consist in speaking your
mind on all occasions, but in doing 50 when silence
would be censurable md falsehood inexcusablo.
M8-W We should not be hastyin forming new friend.
ships, nor in terminating those Of long standing.
@- In order to live Justly and respected We must
abstain from doing that we blame in others.
~ We aro pleased to announce (says the Carolina
Times) that the Hon. A. B. sLongstreet has formally
accepted the presidency Of the College and will he in
this city OH or about the 18th inst.
.SS
sg Gen. James Shields and Henry NJ. Rice have
been elected U. S. Senator's from Minnesota.
azy- AT q meeting of the friends of Gen. Walkers
expedition to Nicaragua holden in Mobile last week.
Major Howard, of Georgia. of the speakers, urged
the audience to furnish Walker.with "a war steamer
large enough to punish tho mpertinenccs to which he
had been subjected by American officers, and offered
a thousand dollars for his share of the expenses.
Nn- Brigham Young hiss increased his harem OF
seveuty-fve white wives, by adding to it fifteen young
and lovely Indian,squaws. =
r The New York LEDGER, the great Family Pa
has now attained the extraordinary circulation OF
Three Hundred and Thirty thousand Copies. The
Prospectus Of The LEDGER, which contains all neces-
sary information in regard to it, will be found in our
advertising columns.
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FACTS, WITHOUT COMMENT.
TIE pUBLIC SH0rLD KNOW TNE,M

TIE PCBLIC SHOCLD ANON 1UEM
NEW York, October 10, 1852.
Mrs. Hardy. No. llg SgG"'k aree', writes lis that
she has been troubled with worms for some three
years anil that she use,ln rialof Dr.. NLanrs Crebra
ted Iermjnys, preparedby Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh,
Pa which brought away .fJty larye nOrmS. Her
usual good health Immediately returned
s. Qayby No. lS2 E<sre sfreet, -Nstc Iork, under
date of November %, 1852, writes US that she had
child which had been unwcll for better thnn two
months. She procured hottie of M'Lane's Fermi-
fuge, and administered it. The child passed large
quantity of worms, and in few lays was US hearty
as ever it had been. Parents, with such testimony
before them, should not hesitate when there is any
reason to suspect worms, nnd lose time in procur-
ing and administering DR.. M'Lanc's Nrrmifuge. 1t
never fails, and is perfectly safe.
eES9' Purchasers will Lc curcful to ask for DR.
MLANE'S CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS, manu-
facturcd by FLEMING BROS, of Pittsburgh, pa.
All other Liver Pills in comparison are worthless.
Dr. MLancs genuine Liver Pills, also his celebrated
Vermifuse, can now be had at all respectable drug
stores. None genuine rithom the signature Of
Sc FLEMING BROS.
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r Y N e NJ I AL.

MARRIED, on the 29th ut, by the Rev. S. p. Getzcn,
Mr.. O. H. TILLNAX nnd Miss NJ. LOUISE RorEE nll
of Edgoield.
Love is the only cord that binds
Those sincere hearts together,
Each to the other 20 inclines,
That death alone will sever.
MARRIED. OH Wednesday the 22nd Dccq by j. A.
Lott, ESQ., Mr. S. DERRICK, ef Edgefeld, and Miss
EMILY SAWYER, Of Lexington Districs
MARRIED, on Tuesday, 2lst Dec, by J. A. Lott,
Esq, Mr.. CREED and Miss MARTHA LYBRANp, all Of
EdgchOld District.
MARRIED, on tho 9th Of Dec, by Rev. ]. P. Bodic,
Mr.. JOSEPH BuzzARD and Miss sALLIE, daughter of
VIM. Murrell, ESQ., MI of Edgofcld.
by the same, OH the 9th of Dec, Mr.. WILLIAM II.
WRIGHT and Miss LUCINDA, daughter of IIarycst
Turner, MI Of EdgcGcld.
MARRIED, on 22nd Doc., by Rev. D. D. Brunson,
Mr. E. II. REYNOLDS and Miss NJ. y. COCHRAN, all Of
this District
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Currvton Academies.

TINE Exercises of these Institutions will be re.
i sumed on the first Monday in February next,
under the supervision Of Mp. JAMES NORRIS
in the Female, and A. P. BUTLER, Esq., in the
Male department.
Mr. MoRRIs has had nine or ten years experience
In teaching; and came to this place highly recon-
mended by those for whom he had taught, and
Others and years. experience here has proven he
is entitled to the high testimonials bestowed upon
him. and we cheerfuIly and conidrn,iay commend
him to the public as one we'll calculated to advance
pupils entrusted To his care. lie will also super
wise the most advanced pupils in tho Male depart
ment.
Mr.. Buffers capabilities to teach and manage
are 80 well known thnt we deem it unnecessary to
say anything in regard to his merits.
Prof. BARKlEY will instruct in Music and
French. He is repu,ed to be thorough French
Sohn1or
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Mr. secretarv Cobb has decided to adopt three

Mr.. Secretary Cobb has decided to adopt three
per cent as the rate of interest for the Treasu-
ry notes. Six millions are to be issued immedi-
ately, in sums of three different amounts, VIZ:
one hundred, five hundred, and one thousand
dollars. The Department does not expect to
get the plates engraved in much short of three
weeks. The intention is to make them sosthat
they cannot be counterfeited by photograph. In
the mean time, the Sub-Treasury will receive
deposits of gold, with orders for the notes and
when the paper is ready, the notes will be issued
for them, dated on the day Of deposit - ~
The preamble to the House resolutions, con;
cerning Utah, involves declaration of war as
distinctly as in the case of Mexico. "a repeal
of the Territorial Act is foreshowed.
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SEND FOR 1T.

The most supcrbly illustrated Magazine ever pub
lshcd in America is tho December number Of the
COSMOPOLITAN ART JOURNAL, containing over
sirty splendid Engrornys, and giving full particulars
of the benefits of the Cosmopolitan Art Association,
tpo dollars year; single copies Gtty cents. speci-
men copies will be sent to all persons who wish t"
subscribe receipt Of five postage stamps (l5 cents)
See advertisement headed "Brliiant Prospcc'Ws" I"
In this paper. Address
c. L. DERBY, Actuary c. A. A.,
54S Brondwny, Npr- york.
c.Iy. Apply to DR.. E. J. MINIS, Honorary Sec'ry.,
EdycGud C. III.
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A CATHOLIC PRIEST BURNED TO DEATIr.-A
few nights ago fire occurred at the residence
of the Rev. Bernard McCabe, the Catholic pastor
in village in Franklin county, Canada, by
which that gentleman lost his life. 1t is sup.
posed the flames communicated to the bed
clothes from lamp. The door and castings of
the room and the bedstead were completely char
red and everything indicated that the fire had
been burning for a long time, and it IS more
than probable that the priest was dead before
the fire was discovered. The body when taken
from the room was horrible sight, blackened
and burned and crisped till the flesh fell from
the limbs, and one of his arms burned off to the
elbow.
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TIE LEDGER is every
where acknowledged to be
the best family paper in tho
world-hence its extraordi-
nary and unheard-of pop
ularity.
The Proprietor Of tho
LEDGER employs the best
talent, and by so doing
makes the best paper in the
country.
THENEW YORK LED
GERS isprinted on beautiful
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qbe aopertiser.
ARTHUR SlMKINS, EDITOR.
EDGEFIELD, S. c..
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 6, 1858.
uR. KEEsE COLLECTING.
EDGEFIELD, S. 4

member of our Firm is at this time out collecting
the dues of the Advertiser Office. No one, we feel
assured, will turn from him without prompt res
ponss to his call for funds Our claims arc many, and
singly very small; but, all together, they will make
up pretty sunni sum that will enable US NOT only
to pay our debts but topaceour paper upon ahigher
ground of progress than we have yet vontured to
assume. While our many friends throughout the
District are receiving tho rich reward Of their fine
crops, they will surely remember tho printers due,
and act accordingly upon seeing our friend and asso
ciate, Mr.. E. KEEsE.
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LATER FROM EUROPE.

= ARRIVAL or TIE STEAMER NIAGARA.
HALIFAX. Jan. 2.--The British and North
American Royal Mail Steamship Niagara, Capt.
J. G. Wickman has arrived with Liverpool dates
to Saturday. Dec. 10Th.
LIVERPOOL CorToN MARKET, Dec. l9.-Ihc
Cotton market closed with u declining tendency.
All qualities had considerably declined, and new
crop Cottons were fully I'D lower.
Richardson & Spence quote Southern Hour
25s. 2;s. and Ohio 27s.a29s. Wheat firm and
advancing chiefly on the better grades Corn
firm. Sugar heavy and declined I'd. TO Is. Rice
quiet and heavy. Rosin dull IS. lOd ais. Tur-
pentinc firm 50s. a 3ls.
Sales on Fri:ay 5000 bales, of which specu-
lators and exporters took 1000 bales The mar
ket closed quiet, bat with rather L better de-
mand.
The stock Of Cotton, at the end Of the week,
was 397, 900 bales, OF which $4,000 are Amerl'
can.
MANCHESTER TRADE.-Trade in the manufac.
turing districts is untavorablc, and manufactured
goods had considerably declined.
LIVERPOOL BREADsrUrFs MARxET.-All quail
ties of Breadstuffs are quiet.
Money is slightly easier, and consols quoted
at 92{.
The political intelligence by this arrival is uu-
interesting.
No later news had been received from India
The Bank of France has reduced its rates OF
discount to six per cent.
The commercial crisis in the North OF Europe
still continues very severe.
In Hamburg monetary matters are improving
The House of Powell & Son, in London, has
failed for q large amount.
Financial difficulties are occurring among the
WOODEN manufacturers.
Checsborough & Sons, of Warwick, England,
has failed and other failures are reported.
There had been further but Intellectual efforts
made to launch the Great Lcvathan.
The American companies had abandoned the
attempt to raise the Russian ships at Sebastopol.
In London the discount houses were easier.
Applications for discounts ut the Bank of
England were light
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4 decision of interest to the railroad travel
ling public has been rendered in Boston. A
man purchased ticket for a certain point, and
on board the train received check. lie got
off at station on the way and stayed over one
dav when he took another train for his destina
ton. The conductor decided that the check
was not good, it having been issued Tor the pre-
vious day, and insisted on the man again paying
his fare. This he refused to do, and he was Or
rested at the suit Of the Company on charge
of an attempt to defraud. The parties werc
heard before justice, who decided that the
Company was wrong, and that the man was
ripht,
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white paper, and is compO-
sed of eight pages, making
the hundsoinest weekly pa
per in the Union. 1t is
published every Saturday,
aud sold at all the news Of
fees in every city and town
throughout the country,
and is mailed for subscri-
bers at 50 per annum; two
copies ure sent for 50.
Any person obtaining eight
subscribers at 81 80 each
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FANNY FERN writes
only for THE NEW YORK
LEDGER.
sYLVANUs COBB, Jr.,
writes only for THE NEW
YORK LEDGER.
EMERSON BENNETT
writes only for THE NEW
YORK LEDGER.
ALICE CARY, Mrs. ST.
Courtney, and DR.. Nell
SON write for THE NEW
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Rates of Tuition.
Pine Grove School.

YHNIIE exercises Of this School will commence on
H. Monday lst February next. We have EN-
ploycd DR.. LEWIS B. BOUCHELLE again.
Rates OF Tuition, for Latin and Greek languages
S3600, per scholastic year; Chemistry, Nla,hemat-
les, Natural Philosophy, History and Botany, S25O0
English Grammar aud Geography $500, and
$l2U0 for Primary branches.
NJ. NJ. PADGETT, Sec'ry B. T.
Jan. 6, q 50
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Headquarters,
2SD REGIMENT CAVALRY,
IoNGMIRss. January 4, l95S.

IND KtGIMENI CNFHI.KI,
LoNGMlngs, January 4, 1858.
ORDER, NO
IN pursuance Of orders from Brig. Gen. PERRY
l. MAN, an Election is hereby ordered TO be held
at the several Company rendezvous on Friday tho
5th February next, for MAJOR of the Edgeheld
Squadron Of Cavalry, to FIJI the vacancy occasioncd
BY the resignation Of Maj S. S. ToMrKlSs.
The Captains Of each Company with the assis-
tance Of the Lieutenan,s will manage the Election,
and will meet at EdgeGeld c. H., on the fol"wng
day, count the votes, declare the election, and re-
port the result to Brig. Gen. Perryman.
BY order of j. +. BURRlSS, Col.
J. NJ. M.LANuAM, Adj't.
Jan 6 st So
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Millinery and Dress Making.

MRS. e. I, HAMILTON begs leave
lyI to inform he. friends and patrons that she
removed TO that PIT Of Col. M. Frazier's Store
House last occupiedby himself, next door to +.
Roots where she void be glad TO receive con.
tinuation Of the patruage heretofore so literally
bestowed, and for whia she now returns her thanks
In addition to MILLINERY and DRESS MA
KING, she will keep avariety Of Goods in her line.
Being very much invant of money, she would
be glad to have all that &c indebted to her, to call
and settle as soon as the. possibly can.
Jan 6 At SO
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YORK LEDGER.

YORK LEDGER.
GEORGE D. P r Z n :
TICE, JOHN G. SAKE,
and all the other best wri-
tors, contribute to T II E
NEW YORK LEDGER.
THE LEDGER is devo-
ted TO POLITE LITERA-
TuRE, ORIGINAL H.
Illustrated Ia L E S ,
ESSAY POETRY ,
SKETCHES, BIOGRA-
PLY, NEWS, &c.
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State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT, =
IN EQUITY.

Emelinc Cogburn,
VS., p:,,r Do,,;:>,
Moses Hosten,
Lafayette Cosburn, ct al
DY virtue of an order from Chancellor Ward
- law. in this cause, | will sell, on the 9Th
January instant, at the late residence OF John NJ.
Cogburn, decd, the Tract Of Land described in
The bill, az containing FOUR HUNDRED AND
FIFTY ACRES, more or less, and adjoining lands
Of Jesse Cosburn, Carson Warren AMI others.
TERMS OF SALE-A credit Of one and two years
from the day of sale, wilnerc-t after The cSpiri-
lion oI one year, except as 10 so much rs will de-
fray the costs Of suit which mnst he pnid in cash.
Purchasers To give b,hl with adequate snrctics TO
secure the purchase money.
y. SGMklNS, C E.E.D.
Tom 4 q ~
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Sherif's Sale
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
William T. West, Domestic Attachment.

William l. "cs'' Domestic attachment.
as.
John C. Thomas.
BY Virtue of an order from his Honor Judge
D. L. Warllaw, in the above stated case, will
proceed to sell at the late residence If the Deten-
dant, on the 18th day Of January next, the follow
ing goods and clattlcs nf the said Defendant, 10
wit, One lot Of Chairs two Chests two Tables,
Secretary, Safe, l Clock, Buggy and harness,
1 Beds AMI bedding, 4 Bcl-Steads, l Gun, Lot
nf Seed Cotton, Tables. . Cows and one Calf,
Lot wagon wheels, Spinning wheel, Cross
Cut Saw, Log chain, Lot cooking utensils, !
Bellows and Anvil, Sows and G Shoats. I Lot of
Iron, / Grind Stone l Lot OF Corn and ! Lot Of
Crockery Terms of salc-Cash.
JAMES EDISON, s.g.D.
Dec 81 1857 2tc SO
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WASHINGTON RuMoRs.-We compile the fol-
lowing paragraphs from our exchanges:
. The Cabinet had meeting on Wednesday,
in reference to the present condition of Kansas
affairs. 1t is supposed that the Administration
will wait before taking any decided action, for
the reports Of its special agents, Van Fliet and
Russell This, with the Utah question, absorbs
almost the entire thoughts Of the Administra.
ton. Dispatches have been received from the
expedition against the Mormona, but the War
Office seems indisposed to make public what it
has learned. 1t has been determined to submit,
in separate BILL provision for the four addition.
al regiments asked for by the President and. .ap-
propriations to carry on any offensive operations
against the Mormons which may hereafter be
demanded.
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,oncorn prisoners transferring tbsnen to the u s.

concern prisoners, transferring tEemen to the u s.
Sloop Of War Saratoga, be sent at once to Norfolk
Va The General was sent on parole to doliver him-
sclf up Immediately to the authorities of the Unscd
States. The news of Walkers fate did not produce
any excitement here. Many Of our "iOung Amcri-
cas-" have been to California, Texas, Florida, Cuba
and Kansas and como back home satisfied that expo
ditons q and emigratons are not what they are
cracked up to be. FiltiJustering is decidedly at
discount in Charleston.
The proprietors Of our Steam Work Shops and
Steam Boat Lines applying to Council for the use
of the water of tho Artosian Well (which they say i
less destructive to the shells of boilers and can DO al
forded much cheaper than any othsf water in use.
The Cotton Market has been very quiet, and prices
assuming downward tendency. About 5000 Bales
have been sold at 81 @ %; tho advccs by the Per-
sa produced decline of o. j; Tery small arrivals
of Wheat; Flour very dull, 5000 Sacks brought
50 81; Corn North Carolina) $50 Gs; Hay, 1900
Bales North River, sold Mt s5cts Salt 60 @ Is; Ba-
con, prime sugar cured Hams in demand at 10 cts
Lard III "a l2; Sugar, Louisiana raw II g &c.; Gu
ba, Muscovado q 8; Rice ~ g 81; MOlasses, n.
o. IS "a ST.; Cuba Clayed 25 "a 28; Muscovndo in
bbls. 80 q slc.; Candles, Adanantine 24s @ 2o;
Charleston Tallow 14i @ Is; Bagging, Gunny II @
l2; Balo Rope, Western 10 q III; Charleston Fac
tory 1oots. Rio Coffee 1Oi @ liz
Nineteen shares of the Planters & Mechanics Bank
| sold at Auction at 25a; 20 Rail Road Bank s63; 20
Bank South Carolina All; 1000 6 per cent State
Stock 500 to 500; Bills on England 1Os g lOsicts.
premium; France so q 80. New York 60 days
4@ per cent discount 80 days par per cent pre-
| MUM. - CLAUDE
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Contributors will continue
to write for THE LED
GER as heretofore.
No expense will be spared
to secure others whose pens
shall be considered compe-
tent to add to THE LED
GERS attractions and use
fulness.
Mrs. EMMA D. E. N.
SOUTHWORTH writes on
ly for THE NEW YORK
LEDGER.
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UNFIT TO LlvE-Patrick Slavin who was re-
Gently huns at St. John, N. B.. for the murder
of the Mckenzie family, confessed that, after the
older members Of that family had been butchcrc'l
q little GIRL about three years old, innocently
held mp her little doll and offered it to him if he
would not kill her. The little innocent's offering
was refused, and the inhumaH monster murdered
her! Such an ncarnate demon was unfit to
faint the atmosphere.
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SheriG''s Sale.

DY Virtue Of sundry writs Of Fieri Facias TO
nd me directed, / will proceed to sell at Edge
field c. H., ON the first Monday in Feb. next, the
following property in the following cases to wit:
David Denny VS.. Jesse schumpert; other Plain
tiff s vs. the same, One Tract OF laad containing
231 Acres, more or less, adjoining lands Of VIM.
Bouknight, J. w. Schumpert and others
Mark Ethredge vs. Allen Franklin, John Quat-
tleblm and Julius Day, one Tract Of land contain
ing Two thousand Acres, more or less, adjoining
lands Of Gen. james Jones, Kisiah Swearengin and
otlers-levied on as the property Of the Defendant
Allen franklin.
james Salnaker, for another, vs. Thomas Stalna-
ker, One Trac, of land containing one hundred and
forty Acres, more or less, adjoining lands of Mrs.
Nancy Owensby, andy Bucklatcr and others
where James Stalnaker now resides.
JAS. EDISON, s.ED.
Inn 1T 50
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COM N e R CIA L.
HAMBURG, Jan. .

CorToy.-Our Cotton market has been quito dull
during the past two weeks, and prices have gradually
declined. Within the past week there were sales
made Mt 81 cents but the latest adviccs from Europe
werc unflyorable which will cause still further de-
cline We now quote as Extremes to st. h.
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COMMODORE PAULDNG AND TEE ARREST OF
GEN. WALKER.

WASHINGTON, December 29.-Thc letter Of
Commodore Paulding to the Secretary OF war,
giving an account of his seizure. Of Gen. Wal
Kcr, was before the Cabinet to-day. 1t abounds
with epithets Of. pirates and outlaws, who left
our shores for rarine and murder, and says that
he saw no way Of yndicatns the law but .,!y oy
their arrest. He is sensible Of the responsiblii-
ty incurred, but. confidently looks to the Coy
eminent for justification. He says that Wal
ker had established his camp without the au-
thority of law; that he had raised the Nleara- I
guam flag claimed to be the commander Of :. the
Nicaraguan army that he seized goods, killed
men, and made prisoncrsof peacelalinlabitants.
Commod.r re Paultling, therefore. regarded hun
as un outlaw and murderer, and thought that
humanity, as well as the national honor, de-
manded his arrest.
Although the sri2lre was nat strictly justified
by his instructions, yet the Cabinet considered
the case much palliatcd by the circumstances.
Gen. Walker will be released from present
arrest, but brought to trial for violation OF the
neutrality laws.
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AUGUSTA, january, /.
CorTox-The market is depressed, prices unsettled
and tending downwards. Sales made today show
decline of 4c The lower grades are particularly neg
lected. Prices range from to cents.
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NOTICE!-All peions indebted to the sub
IN scribcr are duly NOTED, that unIcs, payment
is made by the first of Fetuary next, their Notes
aud Accounts will be fuundn the hands of Messrs.
Carroll & Bacon for coecbn.
A. W YOUNGBLOOD.
Jan. 6, If 50
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NEW YORK, Jun. =.
CorroY.-Salcs Of Cotton to-day 1000 bales. Mid
ding Uplands 81 cents. Flour heavy. Wheat very
dull. Corn buoyant, but unchanged