The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-04-23
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WA'ri>"1'>. April II-ii &C. ulast wro:..
I" T"'i. Mr.. l".n'";. has lid! \ shnr, tr...
rr"rI"ns :" it'> death h" wrote n"i- to iw..
ri his OH i:"H.!-. requesting that cnn.r"S,
>h"u'l max" :'" I.i.,':- over hi Death, ILL.,
"i'S'I:I;"- w"r,. ,."!sr tied with great s;r, ii.
lily. an,i his rrIinS take. To Missouri Th,.
.iny l''':,'r" H. !;"i h r..;u"-:,l his ihv>i.i.u
/" H':''': AMI Sc. him die '!'":n" and ,r.,
ds" si: | am .;"in.s to die, sir. C"lc aud sc..
,::,.. sr.''
In t'" S:.n,'" y"<t"r'lav ~" IT,. grail. hili
!" tinh WAS ,l"t.'ari Tia" UtaiI war i, r,;.
ling ."-S POPULAR every d.v.
Til" li"n-.. ar.. ri;-ny.'l. i"-,!av. on Tia" kau-
snS hi:I. Tn" question y the appnin:in"ni If
committee O.: "".:!r-;Ir" met ,,," from the.
:.cna:". Inr :rr,.-i in 'ii. ,i':r-,ul has Very
much diminished. The lu"'i"n inr II r";nnri,c
al conference !.n- JUL been n."r'.. hv II liza.
j"ri.v @: "n" v"!r. ihiak it VII; cu.i, how.
ever in nothing.
Thrr"..n, telegraph l'<ra'..h that ,."n.
position had been iir"lur,,i into The S,.aul~l:
t"rtr> i pronounced false Such action hv ,h,
Spanish Government would Ice the !,ci. hit Of
madness. tul'a wnul then . in revolution,
ana The iiiihn>i"rs w"UiG he in d"lman.i
Til" Department Of Slate have refused an APP
p:ati"n s,v HE u","riuIs Wilson, OF VI asa
chnS'!ts, f'rn passport for of his nj .s.,.
FRIENDS Mr.. ta-< says. il reply t" the april
cation: ~ passport b.'i:ir IL certificate Of c;.
'z"n>!,ip has nrvrr. since :ir i"un.ir'ion Of ,h,
t'"rrrmnr"t. hrun cra.i.i IL l'cr>nns "i c"i"r.
y" Chang" III l.ii- rc-l."ct has taken a,. in
consequence "l The .ice.sr: OF tie DR., Scot.
, cas...
The deficit. in th,. Treasury still cnni:nr"- 10
inrrr;-". Tie so .ti,"tn lean VI Ill soon l,.
zhnu> ed Tn"r. j. bn. r.u.lv for This.
that Is r""m"inv-a very difficult virtue. how
ever for G"vcr.im.ni. CJNGA!tEE.
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E>rArl: From JA.LlN i.,>c,>rru The J.lr.
caster Ir..""r tells t.. si",v ri an escape from
Jail III that town. b, J.. W. s,iran-c. lie iri:.n
c'l sickness. and lis wifi. distress. -. WIS de-
voted III her nt,":'i"n and over wi,c!n,rl viii,
.srl-l. The hour c.,ir for rar,i.... li..u.c
'"ii til" jail with hin}k 'rrIiri !" fac. 10
Sui"'iirr the tears Uf .li-ir">---:, f.w Lo,rS ~
t"rwIr'!-. the gru,,iIu. invalid. left il, lie j..
proved :" br Mrs. S:rar!.". Mr.. Strange ir:.-
been con!inr'! Ia civ cIau-r. invnlv!u. srvv-
raj !rrs"nS. and after staying "ut for s".me
-"inc tin.. returned Voluntarily. Whr,i,"r.
says The Ledger. hr!a> brr'i ii.,irr .",.s from
c"hi'"ncii";'s of c"n>'rrncr ku"v,n. that III.
sheriff might Ice heed i."t.:c inr wh.,rvrr los
seq parties mi ght sustain by his Escape or
whether an u,'u:hinrni oi his goods and chat
ties. which WAS Instituted immediately ,nl,-r.
lu"nt I" his escape. iniuc.d hu 10 hriirvc
that it might hc /" his interest 10 STAY, are
matters upon witch We are not inforsnvd.
NAirE OF LAND, ~ n:CKrvs ~ writer in ,h.
Wa;i,nlia B,nn"r says the first quality of rice
nh'i creek bottom lands have pnl,nnr.. ia
value from 81 per to :lJ. some Gf h,. best
Will now command $2n. Ia trade, $40 worth
"i goods Is sold now IL 81 fifteen years ago.
The editor says that labor is very high, So his!,
That Farmers Scarcely afford 10 hire help.
lhi> Is owing L" the demand ut railroad work.
In this respect. the road Inns been n burden 10
The farming community. Trade on H.. other
hnnh. has been stinrlnlcd. The Wnlhal!a
settlement and the construction of the road
has. u" doubt. had " great influence on labor
and real estate in Pickrns.
THE REvIvAI--Thc Right Rev. Bishop Nc.
lIvan". of Ohio. addressed ono Of the Union
meetings lately, in Cincinnati. as follows:
'Brethrcn and Friends My official duties
have prevented me from being present Mt any
"fihese meetings until this morning. In cX.
peri"hce in religious matters. including the
great revival of the present century, have
perhaps. the advantage of the great majority
OF this vast nssemblage, extending back. as it
does, about fifty. We years. must say that
The present revival Is essentially different from
all others that have witnessed in that time
becnusc in them n lnrge amount of human ma.
chinery was manifest, while in these human
agency seems to he entirely ignored. nni the
spirit of; God alone. it would appear, is the
moving power"
COL BENroX's WILL-Cni. Beuton's will. IL
ia stated, places his estate in the hands of Mr..
Jones, Mr.. Jncob and Col. Fremont, (sons in
law,) MIR. Montgomery Blair and Capt. Lee, ms
trustees. The house in Washington where he
passed the last portion Of his life, is bcqnenth
ed to Mps. Jones, and his library to her hus.
band. The remainder of the estate i. equally