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New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31
.MARLNE 10 URWAL.
PORT OF NEw-YogK ...,....AUs
Cleared,

Ships Messenssr INIT g. Cs,h,rin-s Nesmth ss W.
stoer. Overlook wOhesuG Nesri,h s9ss; James t
cemb, Dean Oeansi Eaiefps Aes saa Frsloiic fat
pan Stsbuck
BHh,-lnhsrmsn (swsdl y sandstTom s.eFtsn, Flsc1
Mtlnetsi C.ns lBr Dolby H.t.a h.sh2a 20. ss'ss
BhsSFyins E1se hltctin.oa, cur.e kost p,t's,ai
Grsfsnl. Galveston. d { Murray.
schconsrsYOrkowD, wosl m. City Psiat, HIr,t cej
yey, Ric-moDc, Pierso1i VI. y H5reih. Hildrsa
Phladeyhs j. B. Eewards. Ocean Wave Warner. Wssstzt
r. Tesr Her J. r. Bsecksr Edwards, Pons1e ohis 10
HsLd TARGET Howe Savannah, MsCresiy, Not. ca Gar
o.te Williams Godins Pymou'h, George Pnes VI Pstf.
B zard WilraiDgton ksmble Warner
sioop-Lscy Fsb~iss, Post, Middietovn, I'D xarls.
stssrner-Delsss,e, Ccpes, PhDsdslEhia T Psskins
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31

The Cearins House Exchanges show some increase
of butiness during the week.
The business Of tue Clearirg -House today was
sls 2i2 Ole. The Mlwsukee ard Missssipp Railroad
will pay tie Septen Der Coupons upon IL 81 Mortgage
Bords, BY drafts upon Milwaukee, with current ex-
cbarses. The Home Fire Insurance Company hss
lust sdded 900 coo It's cspita BY cash subscription
lts paid Up cspitsl is s6O0,W0, and its surpas
s377 80. TITS Company numbers smcrg its eli ssrs
ard Directors some Of our best business men.
Tie Lnebfeld Bank, of Litchfeld Con-, wss en-
iored on Saturday afternoon, on application OF B,nk
Commissioners Noyes sui Clark. Its rotes ere no
loreer received by the Suffolk B,nk Of Boston. The
Nrc RQreH journal aRd Courier Of this morning s,ys:
TIE iriuuc.i.n vss isaued By Judge Ellsworth OF
HsItford upon the application OF the senior Bank
Comr,issioIer Who il seem', bss lOrg been upon the
Alert IN r,lston 10 this Bsrk, and has finally cosei
ils doors. -
We learn that lis orculs;on in tie hands e the
ria is Iess than 40 OC0-t hss been nes-ly s6l JO0-
ard for .tis reduction sre itcins1 TO tlink the
pubic are Indebted to Mr.. N)Ses.
The f,cls we hope, viii al me out, N order tls
the public msy foIm Their Owe opinioas e. 70 ths s1y
psriies If it ss prove 70 havs osen ecsus sonceIa
Until sriny ia had upon making tie ~ ldncon per-
p.trs we are DO. permitted to state the particular
crcurnf taIces leading to tae spphcsIon 10: tie it
Junction.
Weu1Gas.ani .hst the noes Of this B.rk hsye
been II Gee med here today as usual.
Ar evening paper ssys;
A. he sptual res,irg Of the st Paul ard nd do
Lac Road plan wi,h proposal i1r the lunders,iou
is de BIZ ard the arrangement OF lie sr.us, lron
bsss which II ersble !,s mortgage creditors ~ 50 On
s,sb The ycfl, wss submitted.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31
passeuarrs Arrived

IN ,toan'sip City Of Bait,~ors from Lasre!-at K,s
Taytr ,on snd ea1sher; Mr. Gibou. Msssu ORIG SOFA
Msitiu M1loy, MeMss,er McEwan, Morton. Ra.,A
Celry Mrs MHsHes Jsrdins and two sons. DOB, SSs
be c L Owens Mr. Trent Cobb, Curol. NJ, Aup4y
b,n.y Mr. Enaouel lazy and daush:sr co1n ~ Ber
usrd Jsmss Hill Mr Nichosop Sir AbEsas Toms wai&
Guutnisnn Dur selernber, Baker sIdlsiy MlHsr al
lady D,sn and Miss Dsx ia ssnus! Martha John J skh
Uousherty Mr. PMkio Mr. kendrcs Asy sad too :sifsa,
Mr. Wide Mrs Thomas and two chnjr.n, Ms Ian, x sai
cid Mics Eyre Miss Coyue, Ar NaaeY, Mss Eu,a Bsfs0a
Mary ard Elz. WILEY B,sler, Mss Kit,oc, Acre. NJ
Nese McNese and siy, Hr Rsssries and lsds Ds fIlnt'
two daughters ard Bul F.ans Gomf M wins
Mr. AcLan,hn, Mr. McGuoess AID lsdg, Mrs Snsh Ne So.
sp Mr. Mullen. lady ard child sr HTio, ssnsSdA Nr
Hey Mr. Potter aDd siy, Mr. Lynd tlrs f,h,p Gsfss
Wales CTopper John Bryan, DonIdsoa, Mr. Bsh H-
more, 4 lawson
A sAip Fdelia from Lire'p,oI-Dr. Raias Glbsr:.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31

TRTypIrroS OF FUGIrWE 81 AVIS USDzS CoyER oF
DARxssss.-Two ssves, sged respectively y ,oa -
years who escaped from their msster, Rcbsr. II.
Ingram Of Dover, Mason County, Ky., on ne 90 az
March last were surrendered 70 their master in Gov
IN gton at about O'Clock sh before lac. by Unitei
States Msrstss Y. y. CbusC5.l and ". L. MSa,ol.
The facts relsisd BY the Ms-slsls are ss ful'ows:
The fugitiyee proceeded 70 Cscs64 aitsr Hseing
from Kentucky, and 70 nsrei there until 10 days
ago, when they returned 10 his city. roeir master
vss notified Of their presence here ard ca the 2lta
inst procured writ Of retituiion which was served
on Tuesdsy by the Msrshsls sbsve neptioced, pear
tAH Lite k,ssu Rslwsy pepot, TIE iasi.ivss being
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kcr !. gses r.i.. ". '.,ler A..-y ..l-. ,...,,. :

saLrPkrsR-At s>stsz, porSc- - iee S.s1
sn ,rths 40 ~ e.<s 90 <rHs ~ si ~. t-sn W,
sttAFs rNr- h~s1 s1tis-. a. .i.,. a..
sIr,, ssss Il as hhcs Cab. fsl- a 9ssibs s az
=. ai4tl. nuss
TALl.DH-rfe n s-iT !. fis flr Praas A. g..
&c VAL; .a-s { u. 20 . 'ei cssA "ses
WHtLF BOSk cniy-ss ~ roJsrs,s ss.a3 .,5.
the msrs.t l.efs eloy.,eJ .fivty p. q - an
i1 Hifs f.vcr ugr 4 Nfh ae r-;-s.. -r "a
"a. r'h - rss. f1rs.t '..spl 2e3 oclos.s ca
~ p 81 30 -
WOOL IL - "a ue1iru sratss - Sv!va y...
'irls IL good fsqu-; s. s'ssfy rsse ~sfs -. ssls
l-c-sc. b>iEs he'd ., rrio-s -hih rroesr:
Ses~F dsSos-e % p, :, fTs.-ot; q
ss. fer lurni1 ffe fshs5 = ON q S9s
g.. ~ 20 ci L1nofs ~ exrs - Fos-ixa a., -
sod T. arc A. ~ - p.st fsr. 'Ae % Z. =, -
.0e btss Nv Us~ a.nrd mx-a Bn-uc. ssrss Ea.s.
Cofl ". g. W0lir.i ,rs1 ,s3- z sAts D. - .f
An srtr, pasat- tsrns.
pHl.KY-rh. =,,Ik.t !. heavy, .as l,aS1l al, 4
.rs5- 81, Il o b'iF. 5; q. -s
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31

~ pyosoced ~ 70 the employment Fro an1 c'n. sod
sTo ss 70 the value OF the farnscs Plaintiffs proved
~ ~ the furnace bad under several instances sAYe1
svSs 80 per cert in fuel when well s.teoded 70, ana
thaa In this csse Il would have done so seu esred
ter The defendants proved that tse fnrnscs 70 ,a's
instasce did not work weN b.. admitted they hsd 'os
article yet IN use.
The Judge after mature 6ebsrst on gave Jligm:sn.
Tor tAe plaintiffs for full snount claimed sns,s
fks xls;ntffs work and the machine in qesston a.
AsNahcr, for plaintiff K. NJ Hsnios''n' 80
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31
m4RRIR ID.

cARTyELI-BoLroS-In II Wes. Pans Village, Wes.ehss.eF
Ccirty, N 2, on sailrdsy A9s r. ey the Rev Geotss
s,n, NJ Tbom.s CARMEL Of Ner-Tofk City, aad Mice
ssTsh wsar.J daughter Of hs J Bolton Of "e': Farms
HOLMES s-vANvELSOR-At Jersey City, o. Tuesday morn
- A. "a by he Rev Wseeiock n. Psfnly James s.
Uolras. 10 Ai,s Ptebe A. Vsavesor both Of Jersey CITY
EORTH-MULPORo-On Ga Wednesdsy Auf Is q; he red1ence
~ The brides mother, No SS Sullivan ,eet bJ tie Rev
s.nD. B,n,dit John D. North Of HsiDss, Minnesota -
NJ. Flizsb4th Y. Mu.ford Of This city.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31
sterhrs Bonds Asvs beeo no,i6-d thh tss erods m'y
be Iereset 6, pai for fureea veSs 81 csos, On

s.erhrs Bepds Asvs bees botiid thst tss s,ods m'J
be Iereset 6; pai for fureea veSs 81 csos, oa
application sddrrss.d 10 the President, taroasa rs
LII Don JOIN, Stpck Bstk.
Tss .l 90 uotS' OF the Fre,sh Three pss Csn's
% "a PaTis b cure 'his evening sere o9t 3os To-
morsy and 6gf 45c for The esi Of the mpsta. snow
leg 80 advance o. q1srtsI per cent T1e msrf-'
has orobsbJ beer s.eGss' 'n-1 by tns e'7fa 81 ic-
p,:ir Of reduction Of tle rse oi tisconli t'S p
cent. - -.
IL tie foreign exchanges this sft,ru pcn tue RAGS
w.. ss.ir .Egh,iy higher thSn las, p'-.
Abou, 472 eco 10 A-'trslisi sd C.itoras1 ghi
vss ,er, NO the BAtk 10 Jay. tjl 900 "a E>S's',
hy ,hs Au.,c. hss oss a isk fr tns CJ1tc M AL
sno,ssr susn parcel s, orobAby fll)s.
A.ssarsphi, 3isp,tob from L'oa'n diei q. 7.
NJ 90 the ls.h 'psf ss - ,hs, con l closed MY s.
atI a6i FIR money, sri a5i sil fir'ae aee'ia;.
IL, Tiue, roi "a ss'ss u be I'm ils.. of chi
o,p C.ttsl botds Of 1859 st 81 ex colpon. Il no''-
o.. Ard quote. Aueirs1 s.octf a. - lows a;
Grand Tux ord G,ss, Western Of %, ada we're
heavy. Buffalo soi Lake HE'oo lsft 81 l9-; l9 ser.
Is AreIcsn Sscri,'s IlIroi' Cen'r.l snt Pt-n.gs
ys[is .srs sHghy weaker In m'oeI 8 eol' 'e NJ
tes tn.,e AZ recovery n Can ,iB. Alsn'lf T. >.
graph were pesot.s,sd a, 50 so siyi ! oil 8. oiJ
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31
ReCfipfs Of Produce.

sy Eve railroads.&c. BAGS What, 30 bbs 5a. 2es W.
Flour . Nhhhy 70 pkE' ToSAc7, ..l a. Cse-s4 s "a
But.r .ilrs LsAher 10 rods 20 ! . bales WSsL
Bv Rirey Bcir,-la4A pbi~ Flour, Fr a. Vaisly
60 Ashe "a Do Provi.io1s q ojs eosh Wse 81 30 a. on,
- 90
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31
niansffrs, &f.

NAcGsUI,p Az. l9-Ttc iclr. Jo.r Cssscer wsa. ~
q u oeIoea uistL and hss soue . pes. rs
,.ils ana r,inr nav, s.ep ssved; sochis rot ssvec
vas bg: q l1sh ha IN 1871, ~ 20 tcns, nra ~
a, as oa rd wed b. Sc1an,en Tsllmsn u Nsv5~s
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31

BOSTON Anz S0-Arr steamer Phinsss sprsrle, Hs;hesS
Pbsee pbs tak Merinss Fiz Hzysas bds' aoyef snos
Rh LONDON q Of the scgfh, casp nsS sgss s'''-
Reed, Chute CsrtsnAsj Albert Adams MAYO "''"'s o.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31

IMMATURE ALNAsac......rHls DAy
sp-Rises.. 52S sUs--ses t:5it Noos-Rs-s..il ia
wATEs......rHis DAY
Sandy Boob llO3 Cows Island ..ilj8 He0sie In
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31

NIarkets.-CiREFuLLY REfoRrsD YoR fHE y. YsIsvSs.
MONDAY, A1k 81. 1853
AsHEs-The marie: h steady for both kinds sales q 80
Ibis =; 81 flr Pots aad Pearls
COTI0N-rte market has moderately a.tye, az!
tnues steady sales cf 100 bales We quote;
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31

ASSAULT WITH KsTE.-Joseph Hofflien WISE ar
rested by Capt Mullen Of the Sixth Precnc', oa Sun
day night, for disordery conduct. While being CON-
veyed 10 the Station House, he drew knife on the
Captain and would have inflicted serious injury had
rot lie purpose been thwated By the application OF
club. Yesterday morning he was foed $40 by Justice
Fetks.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31

CoRosIR's ISeUEsrs. Coroner Retdiug held an
inquest yesterday upon Mrs. Margaret NJ alsy, a.
New Lotr. who died suddenly 10 an opoplsctc n.
She had two sons mariner now at ses the o,ner
. farmer 1esr Schenectady, n. Y. Here effects were
taken in charge by the Coroner, and her body vas IN
tered at Jamaica by the SIDE of her deceased hug
band
The Coroner also held inquest upon James NJ ar
tn who died IN jail OF oehnum iremens This is the
seccDd victima IL that institution since Ssturiy.
Vsrcics in accordance with the sc:s were rendered
N tO.h the above cases.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31

PoIIcENAS RoBBED.-0fieer Francis Kelly nal
HE pocket picked Of gold watch, in Gold street. on
Sunday evening. He arrested youth named Michael
Kelly, suspicion but the property was not found
ppon him. and the complainant could not swear thai
be cav him take il, he was released from custody.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31

Attsrtion is called to an announcement Of a school
for young gentlemen at No. l3S Congress street Lear
Clinton, Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31

SERIOUS sAccIDIsT.-Yesterday an employee Of the
Lrg leland Rsrosd Company, named James Cit.
ford vac crushed bet two cars while IL tae act
Of connecting them foot Of Atlantic street He was
conveyed 70 the Long leland C)lege Hospital. His
uues are Of so serious nature that his recovery s
hardly expected,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31

ATTIsPr TO Pass An ALTERED BILL.-Two men,
named Oliver DIeseler and james McCue, were
arrested by Officers Wilsms and Reilly, on Ssndsy,
OF the charge Of attempting TO pass spurious bill
upon the Mechanics Bank OF Albany. The Dill was
altered from g one 10 ten. AZ charged, they a..
tempted TO psss it Of seyeIsl places. Tney were held
tor q hearing.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31

ASSAULT on Az 0FyIcER.-Dayid Miller was ar
se.t.d Oh Sunday night, by Officer Robertson Of the
siuh Precinct, for creating disturbance in Graham
avenue rear Moore street. On his way to the Station
House hs friends nterfered to rescue him. when the
prsorer struck the officer violent blow 10 the mouth,
knocking out his teeth and Otherwise iNjufing him.
He wss locked up for examination.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31

RIpUBLIcAs PRIMARY MEETISGs.-rhe Repubi-
can General Committee Of Kings County have desg-
mated Thursday the ID September, for primary meet
1ss 10 select two delegates from escb Assembly Dstrc.
70 represent the county 10 the STATE Convention at
Syracuse TO be held on the s,h September
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31

DILlRIuN TRFMISs.-A man who wac committed
to s on Friday by Justice Voorhies, on the charge Of
auksnress, died the same night Of delihuu tremsns
Ccioner Reddrg held an Inquest and verdict in ae
tordsnee was rendered
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31

Is1IREsTiso CERENosY.-At the Ursulns Convent
1t Nshose yesterday four young ladies' took the bsck
val ard ore the white vail. Tne Rev. Father ae's
General Vicar, ociated in the absence OF the Risn'
Rev. Bshop Hughes. After he ceremony tne oihcis'
ing clergyman delivered an impressive address 70 toe
congregation. O0e Of the young is1l'e VINO 'ook 'ne
hIasi vail was the daughter of Mr. Henry Zmmsr o.
Bu,bviok. The Rev. Mr. Albrecht. and others Of the
N~.,o,esyenue Roman Catholic Chur,b, were pres-
SEt sbd ofic;sted.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31

BuReIAHY.-The porterhouse Of Ns!entioe
seherck corner Of Norh Second street and Bash
avenues was entered on Sunday night, and double
bsnsed gun worth $2i, and two boxes Of cigars val
ped a. $l2, were stolen.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31

RorrTnY.-The house Of Osen TGnsy, corner oI
Clymer s.,eet and Wyth avenue, was robbed on sun
S.y light OF several articles Of clothing, as Is sup
nss.d 6y a seryart girl named Mary Aun Brasy, a
sh. was uissing soon AZ er tie robbery.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31
Hy TeiegrapA.

Tie at!p Sr n the South from S,ys1nah TIA. ,rcs'''
at q lsrsLrne Isst night 10 the ciy this 'rnns
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-04-24
POETRY.
Thy win Be Done

Ny God, my Father while stray
Far from my home, oulife's rough wav,
", teach mo from my heart to say,
Thy will be done.
If thou shouldst coll me to resign
What most prizc-it ne'cr was mine
only yield 'rhcc what was chine
Thy viii bc donc s"..
Should pining sickness waste AWAY. 3.
Ny life in premature decay.
My Father, still strive To- say.
Thy viii be done.
Even if again Ter should see
The friend more dear Than life to mo,
Fer long VIC both shall be with thee :; q
Thy will be done, ~.
II but my fainting heart be blcst
With thy sweet spirit for its guest.
aly God, to Thee III give the rest;
Thy viii be done
Renew my will from day to day,
Blend it with thine, and take away
All that now makes it hard to say,
Thy viii be done!
And when on earth breathe no more
The prayer oft mixed with tears before,
III sing upon n happier shore,
Thy will be done r
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PRSNTfoE says: ssA Cincinnati paper
says that erogaes find no quarter tli6fc.
Probably tlIat's so. They might search
half thepockcts in the place, and find no
qaarter'h .s Is s-lse.sa ~ ,vS
An old toper was overheard, the other
day, advising 9. yeupg man 70 get married:
"Because, then, my boy, you Il HAYES somer
body to pull OF your boots when; you. come.
HOPE cannot satisfy, itmerely appctisns,
The man who "liyes on hopc," isgoneraly
hungry. ?" ra'e W.
: 1" f'woNbER what makes MY eyes so weak
said a fop toa gentleman. "You needn't
wQndcr~Athcs are'in n weak place. replied
the gentleman, in 4 -2,.. -"
WnaAf is the best liiie to load d man with?
yCrinoline. ~ h1.t =
NEVER abuse one who was once Sour bo-
som. friend however bitter now.
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T El e BzL$W w L$$ GOW II lEz3s[EFa2o, !,
son with that Of the moon, tends to lower

son with that of the moon, tends to lower
the tides.
Reasoning 'front.' the data, it will natural
ly be inferred that when the sun and moon
are equally distant from the two poles of
the globc, such as at the times of the eoui-
npxcs in March and September, the tides
would be greater. This is also found to
be tue case, thus demonstrating beyond all
doubt that the fux and refux,of the sea
arc due to the attraction of the sun aud
moon upon the waters of the ocean. The
difference in the heightof tho tides at va
rlous places is due to the peculiar formation
OF sea coasts. They are very high in, the
Bay of Fundy, because an immonso GUAM
tity of water is piled into wide. 1nouthcd
narrow space, in the same manner that a
certain quantity of water will rise higher
in narrow than in a wide channel
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Slate Oa. soufIR CaroIi1aa,,

-, n IN .EWUlTY--lICKBNS. -,
GUARDIANS, hhatccs, ColnIhttoes and Re-
"a ceiScrs, Who have bonds in the Gomnlissfott.
cr's Office, and persons who have sold property
under the order Of the C6nrtof Ed6ity, are here
by,potiied to file their. Returns in my, 6Oicc, on
or before the first day Of May next Vouchers
fox all lpaymclts out Nrs1' be- exhibited, togeibct
with all bonds notes, certificates Of stock, and
oth6r'oSidcHccs Of chooses hg Gciion, and also all
title deeds, bills of sale, and o,ller nunimcts OF
at the expiration pf The slime. above stated. will
lie ruled indiscrimlnGtcl ny the 1aS Directs,
RoB'T. 4. THOMPS0N,sc.Efp.:
CpmnissioncTs OiFce, FGb1a, 1858 td'-
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Hss,FA,asas Na1,E1gR.

!, A IL perseps indebted to tho ,Rstate Of
q g jiogior pgs gqsr, fYpebsegs pre- required
70 make Immediate payment; and, those bay-
Ing qcirapds against sdid Estate, must rem.
der them TO me, legally attcstea, On or before
Monday l0tlday of May next, MS on that day
la,fnal settlenent of said Estate will be made
shefotssthe Ordinary, at Piqkens C. 1T 49,.
t.,s,i .s.vs.;. j. AZ i SPENCER, All,n,r.
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WINDOW SAsHEs

AF'dll kinds, plNnhfnettrcd1b Eus1cy &na-
" Niss superior for their cxactnGss and dn-
rabiiityy aud ialrd0dS painted md gla4od,
with the beat American and French WindoSy
Glass. Always ON hand ut. Wulhnlla,. ,ond
forsqle low by, JOHN KRuSE.
AHBESEHESYU UE q ONaT'ANHa.
Pure, Zinc aud American White Lead, for
which the. highest premium was awarded ,at
the Worlds Fair, N. Y. Sale Agents for
South Carolina. Cnrmalt (. Briggs, in Char
lcston. For sale at Walh6lia by
Ar'N ,. t'".. "t'a-r l.' JaTIN ,ISPI-SL,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-04-24
Ndb,FHGM

Is hereby given that I, SusAN ReTiIELE, OF
j. Dickens district, Eifc of David RothelI,
viii. after three mouths from this, date. trade
and do 'bdsiness rs a Ffee Dealer My oc,
cupations afe thosc of %Teayer and Scmpfress
- ,%0s.'1 - SUSAS R0THEhLs
March 90, slS58.s, So SIN
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a S.AAp S1dnr...- -,rho cdit6r of thc Sprintall

A SAB SIGur.--- The edit6rof the Sprine5
field RcpMb(icqa, WHO Is not reputed to be
given to the night t-mare, has had some ter
liblc sights,in his day; enough. to make
ones blood freeze in his yeius. nere are
some of his wuilings IN regard to them, to
which we invite the Special attention OF all
the bachelor tribe 80
"Thore. arc some sad sightsin tliis world
"a city sacked and burnt.-a battle field
after q great slaughter "a London in the
midst Of o.plagpe- "a Ship burnt at seaA,a
family pining III stirgation-a iug Of mo-
Iasscs wrecked upon the pavemcnt2but the
saddcst Sight to us, QfNll,l is aii old bache-
Tor stolidly walking towards his end, his
great duties uudono, his shirt buttons off,
his stocking out at the toes, and, nobody to
ltayehis hohey to. Wdrc &c s;tch man,
the mild rcpr0ving exc ofa widow, OF mai
den lady would drive US mad But there
is still hope. Uglier and older men than
any of our friends have married beautiful
wives: who trained them admirably and
spent their money elegantly"
THEREs is a tCockney youth who, every
time he wishes to get a glimpse of his
sweetheart, calls out, t''Fire p directly
under her window. In thc,alarln of the
moment, she then plungcS hon head out Of
The window, and inquiries, "Whcre 2''--4
The lover then poetically Slaps himself ON
thcboso,n, and exclaims, - Ere, my Han
gclinaW 80 - o.,a.!, -s.,s - -a q
CoMiuIMENTINe AWtrE -Rpikcs tells this
story in his Diary: The Marquis Dc -. CID
est son of the Duke, ismarricd toa handsome
wife, and both are sincerely attached to eacli
other. N0unioit Gamble moro happy The
other night, they had dressed for a ball to
which they were invited, and at the moment
Of departure the lady made her appcarqnee,in
such bewitQhng toilette, and looking sod,
vmely beautiful, that thc husband VAS sciz-
ell with a spddcn'fit of Jealousy, and without
any fcelingof resentment or iH-will toshis
wife, but merely to prevent others from tho
enjoyment ofsuch N sight Ire very deliEer-
aely tore ircr her gown in, pieces from ler
back. Many English ladies' would have sued
for. n separation. 1, aelsed how the young
French Marquiso bore tho disappointment.
The answer waS, "Shc was fattcfcd beyond
measure, and proud of this proof Of her hus-
bandssndmnatiurl and in fnet, ,isAid tho mar
! rator. /" there wns something beautiful and
sublime in this tlash'of septimentD / had
SO little pocsy in my nature that it struck nIe
as very, -bred, cruel and exceedingly selfish
WHY is a philanthropist likoAan old
hofseI Because he always stops at the
| soundsof woo. .'s..,. s
A YOUNG poet out West, in describing
heaven, says cit is world Of bliss, fenced
in with girls" ~ .' +"
ttI y. 'HS -. % f>----t-----f 10 .s,t So
ILL was a wise man who cut ashole in
his barn4door for his big cat, and lesser
one forJhis kitten, a 't ,..- - {
TnE man who ate his dinner With the
fork of q river, has been cndcayoring to
spin n mountain top ~.
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FINAL NOTICE. !,

INj'oPfCE is hereby given ltesaIl ccaaceyned
IN that eflnal scttlemont Of 4hts Essate If
Silns KirlIsey deceased, will. he ads befeI',
thG;oFdlnary ,.ot ltickeps q, III !, on Eridaysshp
l4th day ofIMay next, an gorsons indebted
% sad Estate must make paymont, and those
goiiy attcsted, by that tiinac, or they viii i,a
barred. -
c.n.. ~. II \, GARylN, xim'r.
? fcD ~, toD94t ~ 3m
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BnIf6r Ibjuncddn, SO
!. .IUMgERi tLuMREIsLL / /

't'llE undersigned are now prepS Idt6 6S-
u hcrs for BUAIDEB of MI kinds, at their n 81
ON Oeonec Qreck, ck,cseyenfniles5ipr birth -east of waE
lmllas I,umbag wiH be deliyercdif Ais desired
by the purchaser. 0fFc terms WIN be Madeae-
commodating, and we Respectfully solicitthc lar
tronoge of the Rntic, y JAMES GEORGE.
y 3 .'Ti lsssr yfsE M. MtRCfIELL,
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3 ISAAC wicKnFrG.
state OF. South ataTOIiiIa

SSNtG OH fSDglEN CAFOIEMaa,
IN EouTTYAPIcKENs.
X. W. Folgcr, ct, dl \ .2'' 80. Fr-.'
VS. BnTfdr Injunction, sc
T.. G. Craig, SID, Ct al .Yr go, ~
IT.appeeriRg to tho Court by affidavit, That
4 John W., Ball, Michael Qriss, Miliiam H.
Redwood, and Joseph IS Clyde. defeudonts TO
the comploinants' bill OF complaint, reside Win
cntthe limitsof' this State: ON notion of Wright
50 Orr, eomplainants. solicitors, tits ordered
that the said absent defepdantsde appear, aud
plead, answer on depuir to the bill of carsnlaiSk
filed in this case. within three montb y
publication hereof, or all and singrlI ih
cations therein contained wilFbes ta
fessed By thOn, by an order pro, to1,
...s SF,5- 7,R0BiT.f a. THOMPSON,
. Com'rs Office, March o., 1868 !,
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MltY is philanthropist liko@an old
hofsef Because he always stops at the
soundsof woo ...-
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NYlNDONV GLASS.-

RaY, and Boiled Linseed Oil, Spirits Turpeh-
.inc, Putty, all kinds OF Paints, dry ANA al
SO ground in Oh: GAuc, Paint Brushes, and
all articles in this Inc. For sale, at the low
rst figure for. cash, by
WalhSlla. Feb. 12,, 1857 s,3l If
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WHY isa hen sitting OH u fence like a
cent? Befanse she has head on ono
side, and tail On the other"