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NOW, my brave Democrats. how long
mas ~ oeen, since we saw ,a. gentleman l'lf p
egge1, 9eiled ana mo9oea IN the streets
Ciafihspufg. iore caring 70 sovosate
PrinclPies tnaI every il'. hoi l
most nave iorgo.teInl pnen, oI'
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n ,ngs OF s9ss aa eanno 9ss.eF aes
Isn al over. ~ soqn geo 20 me IKE tne
death kneil OF all our ftoertles ooth poht-
zeal 'andi'religtous. What see a native
born citizen in Democrats county, toi
daring to- advocate Democrat doctrines
egged' moobed; beiied' and yelled from y or
the streets, and an OLD grey headed mem
per OF one OF our ancient Old chprcnes.
old up 70 cents to me BOY or ruptflan thai
would tnro row., the hrst egg! :,
N9W NY Dtaxe 9,a ao1 are you s.i.,
ing to .fatten with the best county Office
IN your GIT that party %%ho would not, not lei
aDemocrat speak IN the street, opt eggeo,
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80 IL 81 L; ..enes opinion wlh be quoted
As n's"sen mas quosed the opinion of
g. P.soeoessor, Loro Stowell. IL
10 10 s.sas pressure 10 me to hear that
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R T5aas ~ .ns noss OIL ueneral Cas-
a'eiously tnat the in.
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eminent NM acted and s. s ana ns.ssIy,s Gov
fessed tbat bay;ns nn, tvS .anhly con-
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any es ss @ssSa We tsa Y MAKE With
y W ~ Spe sstIliS avon OF Sne nsegis9
- y have mace o.lea same suggestions
70 ine, government OF Frances and that
goYethment, ,epFlp reelsslng the great lnS
porta9ee 81 the asllles i9n, have agreed TO
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~ The ran0f lately g5o,iagtLs' F0uaa..
Of our exchanges Affirming The tailrrs, Of
the spring designed.to supply our trans. 2
Allegheny Lunatic Asylum, The merits
Of which in great degree, inaue1ced iis
present location, Is now denied on Lne
authority Of reliable citizen q Wsstona
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r1agorfesedtntloR.

aiti ii TlNg aIsreschtatioH. aa' sn'
On Monday lasttbe Railroad Station al
Clarksburg was the scene Of a spltnlid
ovation to Capt: 10. II. Scott, C6ndGcs
tor being the occasion Of a presehtatioGn'
Of a magnificent flag from the ladies' 81
Clarksburg, who adorned the vicinity ID
large numbers and by q dazzling atray.Uf
beauty The flag was presented by Col.
Ben. Wilson, in a short but appropriate
address, which was responded to BY
Capt Scott in the following remarks, re-.
ported for our columns by our special cor
respondent: Capt. Scott SAID; f..
LADIES Language cannot express 10
you my thanks for this token of fliehd
ship. came amongst yon an entire
stranger, unacquainted with tie customs
and habits Of your native State, Virginia
But let me say to day, 1 thank God that
ever was thrown amongst tie Ladies'
and Gentlemen WHO dot the green hills
of Western Virginia. Id receiving this
most beautiful Gag. my mind revefts 70
days that have passed. days when Heroes
of the Revolution marched proudly to Tue
battle field, displaying such gifts as this
that were presented by our mothers Of
'76. This flag. ladies, Twill ever pre-.
serve, and the memofy Of this day VIM
ever cherish, Not that 1, won Il by any
act of my own. but because It |" your
gift. / will cherish IL for the ever dear
and fond regard I owe TO those who have
so gratefully honored me this day. And
let me say TO you in Conclusion, should
circumstances call me from your midst.
my heart will ever vibfate with feelings
of the Wattnest kind toward the ladies' Of
ClarEsburg. Ladies, receive my thanks
whilst 1 receive this fag and when It's
beauty is seen to wave Ger my train.
Adieu Si''7 s7oi9nl''9s st' "
And the whistle sbrieksd, the Captains
cry Of can Aboard pc betokeued his re-.
turn to duty, and off went the train, with
its gallant conductor, to earn still more
laurels, and wid by his kindness and al.
,tention the respect and confidence Of all
who travel With bin - Papkersbl,g Yetss.
CI-. 4ntalgt 4ii 1nrfC FnafH hA4E tdlft.
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- Equal Laws and Equal Rights - =
cLARKspURc. FRIDAY, AUGUsTIs.1s5s

DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR CLERK cousTr COURT
WIILIAMs P COOPER.
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ASoruER Cu1Lp Losr Is faE WooDs.-.
Three Days Sea- Lon last Sunday week
a child Of MI. WIN. q. Dayis, living 81
Burke's station. Fairfax county, Va,
dged about two years, While Oh 3 visit with
its parents to the residence Of It's grand.
father. wandered into The woods. and
bad been gone some time before fts alb.
senee caused alarm. "A search WAS i'm,
mediately Instituted, and the whole
neighborhood turned OUT but night came
on and nothing could be heard Of tbe mis-.
sing one. on Monday the search was
renewed, and sll'the woods and fields for
miles around were secured. but dll % no
effect. Again on Tuesday the seaIchefs
started out, and about noons as we learn.
from The Alexandra Sentinel. 70 The joy
of all, worthy German laboref fetored tbs
|little wandefsr safe to is mothers arms,
he having found the child about . mile
and hall from It's glandfathet's ia the
woods, i'd feeliniHg position. appat Ahtlyy.
not at al alarmed at its situation. ~
frst inquiry was for "mammg. The
only injury that the ebfId Had tsas tsinsa,
was from being sun burnt lis Globes
were dissgdred BY blackberry stains,
from which Il no doubt Yeeiyed is sass
tenance during its long Absence. There
were several showers offain while il was
away, all of which 4 must, have been *
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EB-sse Omnibus advertisemsntsof Mr..
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The latter to follow, in intricate eVolutions
with which all were alike unacquainted.
His, difficulties were increased, also, by
his ignorance Of the English language.
At the first parade, the troops neither
understanding the command nor being
able to follow, in movements to which
they had not been accustomed. were fast
getting into confusion. At that moment,
Capt. " Walker. then Of the 4th New York
regiment, advanced from the line and Of.
fered his assistance to translate the or
ders,s and give them out to the troops
His offer was thankfully accepted: Wal
ker,beeames Steuben's; aid-de camp, and
in future was hardly ever absent from his
The value of Steuben's services was
asoon. apparent in the improved condition
,ef the troops, and was fully appreciated
s6y, Washington On the 3oth of April
uMuen the Baron had been with the army
bsas,afeg weeks. the commandments
WrCte to Congress attesting his merits in
siroag terms, andsreeommendingi that he
receive a permanent appointment. In
confefmity with that recommendatiop;io n
the a5ths May, he was appointed in,
spectOr general ofthe army, with the rank
of,mGor general. his pay to commence
at5ha time Of his Joining the army.
BaseR Steuben continued With the ar
ms. .teadering the most important ser.
vices. tatil the close Of the war. He
thenitoo up his residence in the State Of
New OH. in the vicinity Of Utica, on a
tract Of Hand that had been voted to him
blythe Legislature of that State. Here
he quietly spent his declining years, de-
irving aa.usement from the cultivation Of
his. Tatm and garden. and spending a CON
sidefab les share Of his time inshis we'll
stored Fbrary, and ID the: society Of his
friends. con the 25th Of November. 1874
he gas.stt1ck with paralysis, and. died. on
the 2st6. Agfeeably to fcffmer 'iirec>
lions his body was wrapped ia a mflItas
ry CLOAK. ,ofnamenfed with the staf he
had always Worn: and inferred IN the
neighboring foFest. where it's now pro-
posed tosereSs a monument to his memo.
~ - stss [ssG oAl cert F1isf{ - EF1 81
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where genius unsurpassed and unequaed regns the era-
support of Northern Magazines while Southern enterprise
taste bow humble submission to such suicidal
policy of Southern contributors
Why, ask, cannot soe-NorthCaroina the South-send
greeting to Southern Cline Magazine accepabefOr the
qualities that adorn of the most chaste
giant polite Periodicals? 1t true that the South has her
Magazines but few in number they and unknown
compared to the publications of the North which every
mail brings to homes, filled with the result of hired la
Dor, and teeming with objectionable sedition: q
Then appeal to North-Carolina and other Southern
States to aid me in my enterprise and in promoting lite
rary taste amongst those upon whom Southern man.
My Magazine will be of the usual size and nothing will
be admitted to its pages but such articles will meet the
approval of the most fastidious 1t shall be -t r.
illustrated with Engravings and Plates
of the elegant texture equang in beauty and style
any executed at the North.
INV price of subscription is THREE DOLLARS per year.
which required to be paid in advance the to
be incurred establishing such publication will not ad
~ Tie First Number aOu be issued let lanuar 1858.
A. J. STEDMAN,
Editor and Proprietor.
N. B.-My Address until the lst of November will be
Pittsborough N CATER that time it will be Salem N c.
September Is. So