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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-09

Southern E'~5"alt3sste gEHt4rcyDonss
WILLIAM Il. STEWART,
.5t Mes. Ill a59 us Ca,,ai street, NetO Crfeans
HGa justrecsyed from the mandatory boautflu stock
soIsndid MAHOGANY ARNotRs and BEDsTEADs, in ad
ditiOnts his hitherto large stock Of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
oapEsug EVERYTHING liz his linz ST eusiness Psrt!.,
wishing anything in bis line, will ud it to their advantage to
give him u call before purchasing elsewhere.
WILLIAM E. STEWART,
oe+ 2p6SltW III and LIS Camel strsot
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AND APPLlc4B1E 70 srdRr .14a1zrr or D1gH
~ Card.

stock always in store. Also orders received for reC
shipment from England aplG 2ply
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Ga EIsalg lIg gEEstInt.
-7.,,g5sv T955es15, AZ IN ORLEANS.
wItu6s ADAMS,
W N4 9iJ ii AID ANS.

W. CAMP sra EE r.
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THE GREATEST DISCOVERY Of
THE AGE,
VyIsOD,S 'KAIR REsTGKATfysE.

fsNIIIS astonishing and uneqaaled preparation tarns
K hair back t5 lis original color after Having be.
come gray and rens:acs it III all its original health
llptrer sotness ane beauty removes at once, dam
druf from, the scalp smd all unpleasant itching, az
well as ali cutanaons eiupiona such Scals Head,
DC, and 1lcnca creates perfectly healthy state of the
Scalp By acting ~ stimhant and ,6l 70 the organs
necessary to supply eoioting mattel to the bali ard
completely restores item 10 then orginsf rigor and
strength, and thus prevents all tendency TO become
gray 1t aso prevents the bS oTn oecurnftg uhheat|
thy and falling on and brings il et where II IS soae
by resnsca,ing the organs necessary t9sappiy ndtri
ment health and coorlg matter to il asa behse aess
perfect Hair Inrgorator and Tonic. ~
This preparation contains alcoholic siup!ant NC
essential OIL nor unhealthy drug it does hot color
the hair but acts upon the secrctons and secretive
organs so to supply the former with the necessary
coloring matter and upon the latter completely res.
tore their impaired or lost functions.
For sale by ... /. L. ZEMP, Agent
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Land for Sale.

'INI:; subscriber wishing to dispose Of his Land in
l. Kershaw District offers Dr sale, the following
Tracts. viz:
One Tract containing abont 800 Acres, on Waterec
River, aud bonded by Lands Of Capt. VIA. Kcnne-
dy, F.. Parker and others This Tract occnpic. one
mile Of the western bank Of the River, and includes
some choice Rivei Bottoms
One other Tract, adjonln. the above on both sides
of 25 mile creek. containing about 2400 Acres, and
bounded by lands OF Capt. Kennedy. Lawrence Whit.
akcr T.. Parker and others. y considerable part o
this Tract is good Upland, ard a-Por'ion OF it is rich
creek bottom: and On it ~ mil sea-, unsurpassed
by any other r the State or ns.."ral advantages OF
location; and abundance Of water power
One other Tract, the above, containing l40
Acres, on the waters % mile creek, and bounded
by Lands of james Team and others
Persons wishing to purchase. ".ay gel bargains in
these Lands and on accommodating terms
jan l2--tt Il. Il. HUNTER
No, ~
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NOlICE! NOTICE.!!

1 LII persons indebted to the subscriber arc eX.
~ pectcd TO call torhWM and make some satisGc.
tory settlement. tie would also inform his friends
and customers that he cannot crcr them II twelve
months credit, IS IN induccnent TO So. rheir
trade.
He will hc glad to sci al those who nave and DO
row pay him promptly short time with h" eX-
cepriur Of BACON. LARD, BUTTER, CHEESE,
SCEiE, GOFFiJ. MOlASSES FLOUR CORN and
SALT. which muat be q L y IL or approved Bank.
:tbl" paper
To those who have not paid hlm promptly he can.
not and will not open an account.
FOR THE CASH lie WILL GIVE SATlS.
faction, 10 any who may favor inm with cali
Jan j---l ROBT. LATTA.
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Watches Jewelry, &c.

@ TIE SUBSCRIBER has received and open
%TA ed an elegant stock Of WATCHES. JEWEI-
E,..N RY. and SILVER WARE consisting Of
GOLD and SILVER WATCHES, BROOCHES. Col
lar Buttons, Shirt Studs, and Watch Keys, Gold and
Silver Pencil Cases and Pens, Fancy Gold and Mo,
sale Brooches. Ear Rings and Sleeve Buttons, Gold
and Jet Bracelets and Finger Rings. -.
..AiSO.... ts
CLOCKS and MUSIC BOXES, Of various styles
and at prices 10 suit all.
Ey Clocks, Watches and Jewery repaired in
workmanliHe manner, and at the time promised.
Sept l6 C. B0FENSCHEN.
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Shoes, Shoes

WIN. ANDERSON invites the attention o. bis
w friends and customers to his LARGE AND
WELL SELECTED STOCK OF SHOES, which hs
will sell at the lowest prices for CASH, or paneta
al Customers and warranted as -if1naaasented -
Qcl Is. Al F If
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Preparations for the Hair.

HAVE on land large assortment OF prepara
| tons fcr tie growth and preservation Of the Hair
consisting in part of the E,l!Ow,ng varetes:-
LYONS Kahai'vn Bany's TricopherouS, Fan 'L.us.
rral. Jayue's Hair Tonic, W'Scs Hair Tonic, Wood 8
Hair Restorative; French. English and American Po.
natums Genuine Bears Oil. Rowiaud's Macassar OIL
Jenny Lind Hair Gloss. Banloline. Shampooing Wa
t.c &c. J. J. MckAIN.
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Livery and Sale Stable.
New and Handsome

New and Handsome
I WILMA WARE, consisting Of fine Flower Vases
" rom Sl0 TO $50 per pair; fine assortment Of
Jewc?y Boxes, lined and unined, from ST. to $40
Cologne Boll!es-rch Gilt
Small Nugs-rich Gilt at different prices.
Fancy lnk>anis, Glove Boxes.
Also, new assortment Of CLOCKS
"A finur-Aarm. for S4.00
Eight-Day--Alarm, $500
Eight Day brohzcd-Alarm. $500
Just received by c. BOFEASChEN.
Aug 25 81 a.
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GROCERY STORE.

NfEROEE9 d BO8RE ELL have opened at tie
Nl corner of Broad and Rutsedge slrceta in the
Store recently occupied by Major K. g.; Monnt,
choice assortment of FRESH HEAVY AMP FANCY
GR0CERIES, to which tlisf. nyi,s sbs atssBtiopsQ}
purchasers: in Jiaf .as follows g ~ 4
Heavy GreceYfess
NO. and p r. SUGAgS "
Crushed, aulverizea and Sta4ft: 'sEoaj do
isio Java and Cuba Coffee
New Orleans and Cuba H5tasseg.
Bali. Leaf Lard. q tSf' tsE--E-siztsf - -.
Bacon Sides, Canvass Ilaiis. Z - !. { ~
North Carolina jPlour. .fgySs.>-2>i
- Goshen and English Dairy Cheese, 2.
Soap, Starch, Clsshsing Soap.
Sperm and Adarrahtshe Gaaaies.
aossI. 2. and . MaekeTs} Z
Fancy Groeeries.
:: Quarter soass HAls1Ns. -
Half andwtole DO -
Almonds, Figs and Assorted Candies
Ginger and Chew!Ghow Preservea {.
sarainea and Preserved salnon ~:
Cove Oysters, Preserved Lobstert
Lemon Syrup - 1E
Walnut and Tomato Catsup ~
Capers Olives, Pishfes ]
Pepper Sauce. y ..s,r., ,.,. -.
> Preserved Pine apple. -. - x
Brandy Peaches, do. Cherries s..,.f.a
=, Tobacco and Cigars Z
Gold Leaf and Rio Houdo Cigars. 2ss y, !; f.
Palmetto, Ii Ensaya and La Palma do ~
Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco. ! ~; ~
Pern& Ayers super do. ~ -
Superfne clswing Tobacco. ss4;s;: IL e
Common do. do - - E
Wsnes and Liquors.
Rectifed Whiskey :. ~,
Old Rye Hammond do s-s5S 30
Old,Bourbon do.
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Extracts FOR TIE llAS6KEEcnIEr.
We are Receiving

- We are feCCciviNS
n T'R New Spring Goods Purchasers a?c invited
~ :, call and examine our stock. whr.. will 1e
crmnc'e in ever variety and qna.Ity.
March. lG {. MAT!lES " e. 60.
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Kl0H Ep!! PGN W..

4 Ill persons indebted. by Note or open Account
~ for ArtcleSpnrclased at Worknan's Drug Store
are requested 70 call the subscriber and settle he
sre as it il necessary that all matters connected with
this business should b.. broughttO final c,use We
trust this call viii be promptly attended TO-
Those having accounts against this house, are re.
qrcsted to present them 10
ian l9--.;n L. j. W WORKMAN.
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LIFE OF Dr.. KANE.

4 ND other distinguished American Explorers
"a Lvingstonos AhU:l; Eiarton's I.iic OF Burr,
Leaves fion the hook At Ilaman Lie,
The Bench and Bar Of Georgia.
Atkinsons Travels il. Oriental aud Western Siberia,
FRINGE of tho House Of David
TIE Rainbow in The North.
Thoughts for The ''olv Week ~ Miss Sasen.
Tresc",is American nirpIpiuaric ii;slorr.
Ma CHI l6, - T. A. T0TNG
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Balm of 1000 Flowers.

4 FINE article for Improving the complexion,
/ A cleansing tho teeth removing dandruT from the
lrair and exc0llont .or shaving Just received and
for sale by +. L. ZEMP.
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Collecting Agent.

T r BgGRAND, viii ,Eire prompt .atenfios 10
lie The Collectiopof Of dues, in Rsnsnfw, and ad-
joining, Districts, lg$iy.; "a hSs : \.
Any person haring business in Ills ne win please
leave word at the 06ice Of the CAMDEN jouRxiL
Dee !. IS 3S ,rr 3 ,!s9& la
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C,ARPETS. Rugs. & Floor Cloths Also, Linen and
Y Worst Crumb Cloths for Sale al rsduaed ln'iass
Mt the odd Corner." j.. w. B0NAE1.
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Z A FULL assortment just rcceived fo! Girls and
n Bows Also Ladies' French KID Slippers, Ties
and Buskins ior sale BY W. ANDERSON.
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Hams, Hams.

lust RECEIT I'D. a fac lot of S1gar-cured Hams
O and Cor sale low for ClSH. by
Feb. 23, JOS. NJ. GAY LE
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GIN BANDS.

INDIA RUBBER BELTlNCi, . TO I inches wide,
Il three and four ply Lace Leather for sewing the
s.me ". Z. McnOWALL
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PeabodV's Prolific Corn,

CGUVuV A4V1ii1O, VV1AJ
I HAVE made arrangements Tor ainll supply oi this
i Superior Com free from mixture with any other
Corn and in der place it within the reach OF all.
will furnish il at the following reduced prices:
For one bushei. ....s>........SiO 20
..s =. Half busliei. ei................ 25e
GcCR. -. no
1t viii be pnl upin good strong bags and delivered
at the depo for Hose who may lave il seat hy rail'
road. -
A specimen ofthe coru. rs it grew il Camden, Ray
be seen at The Post Office Ots,trs from distance,
enclosing Toe COST win be promptly attended to.
Camden S c., Jan 26-tt T. ". PEGUES
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Gox's Gelatine,


rUT Up In 2 OUNCE PACKAGES AND WAR
/ rante, 10 produce one and Il hay Quarts OF Rich
Crystalline Jelly; also White and Red Transparent
Gelatne, which will be weighed out to suit custo.
mers.
EtAvoEING ExTRACTS.
OF Peach, Pear Lemon and Celery; Rose aud Peach
Water.
All Spice, Cinnamon Cloves, Mace and Numegs.
CONDIMENTS.
Cayenne Pepper, Black Pepper, Mustard and SweetGi
FAMILY MEDICINES.
Ayers Cherry Pcctolal Wisia"'s Balsan Of Wild
Cherry Selzeg Apclicut, OAygenatod Bnters, Cole
Ton Bittcrs. Dead Shot .Iayne's Eermltu@e Scidlii2
Powders Pain Killer Caml hor, Blue Mass, Calome,
Qninine. Iodine Morphine, lienry's Mogncsia Browns
Essence Ginger, DC, &c.
l.M DhEs>iNG ARTICLES.
Rnbeiasta 4iar Tonic, Barly's Tncor!crons, Lyons
KatEai-on Eau LuSi:rl, SlauIoo, wl.h L variety q
PUnadcs.
CosMEnQrES.
Balm Of Thonsani blowers, L"bii;s and Kansas
Toilet Powder Lily White Magnolia Tablet, Mc"u
Fun aud GowlaMUs lotion
Extracts FOR TIE IlASDKEHcnIEr.
Musk. Violet. lclio;rore. Bcqrct tie Caroline West
End, Jockey Club Golden Devt)rrrs, Patch"uiy
Verbcna Upper Ten &c, &c, with large assortment
of Hair Brushes Nail Brushes and Teeth brushes
pcock'S German Matches. Bush < Gales Matches
Wax Matches i'll Fancy Boxes, a.d by the Thousand.
with most other articles in Tie line may always lie
found at TIC Drug Store of J. f. DELAY.
One Door B.l0w Masonic Hal.
n. B.---Mediciues may be obtained MS usual at
ann LDir nj Ns pa3it by klyckinp al lr rKuNI ttur
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Yeast Powders.
Gelatlne.

rINlE best in the market, and warranted not to fail
l. Ear- -aals b ~ = E>ii.upx.INR-
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zn EQui,y-.-AcrStl:rv District.

zn Eqni,y--!Ac cTSti;rT District.
Philip Stockton Edward G. Stockton, vs.. Plli;p
A. Stockton, c: nj.
BILL FOR ACCOUNT AND RELIEF.
1T appearing to my salts action that the Defendants,
L Ph.ip A. Stockton. William Bnykin. John A. Boy
kin, James 6. Deas and Edward N. Boykin, are ab-
sent rom ana without the limits OF this State: Oh
MOTION of Mcssrs. G. q. Menminger and J. b. kcr-
shaw, Comprts Soils il IS ordered that the sail De.
Pendants do plead, answer OF dcmur, to the said Bill
within three months from the date Of this order or
decree pro con!ess9 will be entered against them.
" z. TAYLOR c. l.. X. u.
March ., 1858. 3n.
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Executrix Notice.
NOTICE.
SAPONIFIER.
CONDENSED Potash.

CONDENSED POTASH
THIS new article warranted to mako Soap
Il without Lime, and with little trouble. One pound
Of this will make Is lbs Of Soft or Q lbs, oI Hard
Soap. 1t is more economical than ordnsry Potash as
The same quantity of this will make ave times as
much Soap Wherever used. the Saponiier has inya-
riably given satisfaction. Full directions accompany
zach package. For sale BY F. L. .ZEMP.
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SOAPS. Soaps! :!

II OW.S Genuine Brown Windsor Soap, Glcnns
u Spcrmacea, Soap. or .chapped hands; liveI .
Poncine Soap Taylo:s Transparent Balls, ClFcassian
Soap, Lows Honey Soap, L"bin's fine Toilet Soap
Broom Towlers Military Shaving Soap. Premium
Shaving Cream Erasive Soap--warranled TO remove
grease spots from clohes,-and many other kinds 100
! unlercus TO mention, Tor sale by
J. J. MckAlN.
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Bac0n----Bacon.

4 PRIME ARTICLE OF BA CON SIDES, OR
n SHOULDERS by the. HID. or retail can be
had ut small advance or cost COR cash oa:y at
feb lG-tf ROBT LAlIAS.
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Framgipame, or Eternal Pcrluihc.
4 NEW and elegant article for the laudkerchlet
N inst received at MckAIN'S DRUG STORE.
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SCOTT's
Hardware.
NOTIE

NOTIE. -
4 IL persons having demands against the lale
N MORGAN Naudir, decd, are requested to present
them duly atcsted And those Indebted, will make
immediate payment TO
April Aft. ". CLIECRN, Admr. e
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Georgia Sarsaparilla.

4 FRESH SUPPLY OF the genuine article, pre-
n pared By DR.. Dennis, Tor shie at ,
MCKAIN'S DRUG STORE.
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Picture Frames.

lust received II 10! of gilt and; Rosewood Mould
q ings, which will be made up tthe lowest Re:n-
neratiye prices. .
April Il. - VIZ TARS FIX
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CENCE, Historical Novel uf
- the 10th Century.
Twin Roses, 10y Mrs. Richie,
Bayard Taylor's Northern TraTei,
Liv;ngslons Researches in Africa,
Partun's Life Of Aarcn Burr,
ilamilt0us Republic Of tie I. S..
AIT manufactures Illustrated.
Swords Pocket Almanac 1867,
Tie Christ Borna ClirstnasS.ory, BY Yrs. Ellen
Key Blunt,
Illustrated Waverly Novel;,
Vigre,les Illustrations ol Tie Writings Of Washing
ton Irving. ia. YOUNG.
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Boots and Shoes.

Preparations for the Hair.
DHALON'S Hair Invigoratol, Lyons, Kathairon,
il Barry's Tricopherous. Jaynes Hair Tonic, Row
lands genuine Macassar Oil, Ok Marrow Pomade, Rose
Hair oil, Bears Oil, EauLustral. Sold by
FL ZEMP.
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CCOPER'S French, and CoSes.- Fresh aud just
" received by , +. l.. .ZENlp.
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Just Received,

4 FEW dozen Of llcs:c,tcrs Celebrated Stomach
I y 5tcrs. and tor sale bv
An 2G MEROAEl BOSN ELL
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Cotton Yarns.
School Shoes.

* BALES Cotton Yarn, assorted numbers, and 70!
l y sale by "WM. ANDERSON
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Clothing
Candies
French Brandy,

nor M9l;einal purposes. For sale at
r. MCKAIN'S DRUG STORE
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Soaps.

0oePS' ;;s9E. II %
~ TNUfNE Brown Windsor Soap, Sand Soap (per.
~ fumsd) Omnibos soap, Military, Shaving Soap,
Rose soap, Almond and Honsv Soap. Cbrystslino
Wash Balls. Faricgated Soap Erasiv- Soap. for re-
moving grease spots iiom silk or wooden. For sale
ty - &c. f e. ZEMP
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For sale,

HAY LINE, PLASTER OFTlLLS md CT
Al NENT JOHN ROSSER
bacon Sides Hams aud Lard for sale at the "Od
l) Co>per" by T. ". BONNEY.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-09-30

Who is not bothered with flies in summer?
Who, at this present season, has notbeen temp
ted to differ from the benevolent humorists
opinion, that the world is wideenough for him
and the winged torments? Yet, what a pro-
found knowledge OF the animal structure can be
obtained from the flies that poster us while we
sit in our rooms Awork has Just been pub
lished by by gifted men on the common house
fly and the earth worm, with miscrocopic illus
trations In this volume attention is called to
the wonderful organization OF the fly, enabling
it to walk on the ceiling with its feet upwards,
or on the smooth pane of glass, setting appar-
/ entity the laws Of grayitation at defiance. Its
feet in fact, are furnished with countless minute
suckers, that operate in the same manner as the
leather suckers, used by school boys TO lift
heavy stones Then look at the neatness of
the fly how indetatigably it brushes its wings,
and rubs its legs against each other, to remove
any particles of dust Those little diminutive
legs are covered with hairs that serve as dus-
ters.
A scientific gentlemen observed tho other day
in our hearing that the common horsefy stood
midwuy among living creatures in point of size;
that is, taking the elephant MS the largest among
animals and the mite as the smallest, there
were as many classes of creatures smaller as
there were larger than the fly. Not only its
wonderful little frame, but its nervous system,
is IN interesting subject for discussion. As to
its habits, it has marvellous fancy for human
companionship. 1t visits us familiarity, parta-
kes our food, and cultivates, as far as it can,
friendly familiarity withus. Without hesita-
tion it will alight on our faces and hands, and
examine everything we do. 1t is among in
sects what the dog is among animals. Now, be-
fore we spurn the small intruder as an unwel-
come guest, let us see if it can teach us no les
sonsof admiration and wonder at the Creators
power Viewed In this light, we shall find
these summer friends capable of affording us
the opportunity for much learning and pro6ta-
BILE thought.-Nao York Express
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-09-30

uIcHwAYMEN IN 1750.-rhere were probably
more highwaymen at this time than at any car
lier period Of our history. The roads were in
tested with discarded warriors, wl}s being pre-
vented from making war on tls~Ayench, now
levied war on their countrymeI G. noon-day,
in Hyde.park and even in Piocatt nj, carriages
were stopped, and pistols pfost-c at the
breasts of the most fashionable people. Lady
Albsrmarle, Miss Pelham, Mrs. Talbot, Sir
Thomas Robinson, Lord Eglington and Horace
Walpole, all suffered from the depredations of a
single highwayman, M 'Llean, who was this
year taken and executed So eager were
persons of all classes t. see him that 900 per-
sons visited him one day after his condemna-
tion, and he tainted away three times in his cell
from the oppressive heat of the staring null
titude An extraordinary proclamation OF el0O
reward was issued by the government for the
apprehension of every bighwayman. 1t was
not safe to venture out after dark Travellers
were armed in broad daylight, as though they
were going to battle.-Lite and Times or Ed
anpnd Burke.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-09-30

belonging only to themselves, and setting an
evil example to the slaves in the spectacle of an
independent colony of blacks, was too tempting
and too irritating to be resisted A slave deal
er appeared among the Greeks and offered to
pay one hundred dollars for every Floridian ex-
lie they would seize and deliver to him-he
taking the risk Of title. Two hundred armed
Greek warriors made a foray into the colony
and seized all they could secure They were
repulsed, but carried their prisoners with them
and delivered them to the tempter, receiving
the stipulated pieces of silver for their reward
The Seminole agent had the prisoner brought
before the nearest Arkansas judge by habeas cor
pus, and the whole matter was reviewed by this
infamous magistrate, who overrulea the opinion
of the Acknowledgement as to their right to re-
side in their villages, overrode the decision Of the
President, repealed the treaty stipulations, pro-
nounced the title ofthe Creek Indians and con-
sequently that of their vendee, legal and perfect
and:directod the kidnapped captives to be de-
livered up to the claimant We regret that
Mr.. Giddings has omitted the name of this
wretch, and we hope chat in a future edition he
will tell the world how to catalogue this choice
specimen in its collection of judicial monsters.
Then comes the last scene of this drama of
exile. Finding that there was no rest for the
sole of their foot in the United States these
pelted and hunted men resolved to turn their
backs upon the country that had thus cruelty
entreated them, and to seek new home within
the frontiers of Mexico. The sad procession
began its march westward by night, the war
riors keeping themselves always in readiness for
an attack. The Creeks, finding that their prey
had escaped th9m, went in pursuit, but Were
bravely repulsed and fed, leaving their dead
upon the fed-the greatest disgrace that can
befal, according to the code of Indian honor
TIE exiles then pursued their march into Mexi-
co without further molestation. There, in a
fertile and picturesque region, they have estab-
lished themselves and resumed the pursuits of
peaceful life. But they have not been per-
mitted to live in peace even there. At least one
marauding party, in 1858, was organized in
Texas, and went in search of adventures towards
the new settlement. OF the particulars of the
expedition we have no account. Only, it is
known that it returned without captives, and -,
as the Texan papers announcing the fact admit
ted, I" with slightly diminished numbers" /" How
long they will be permitted to dwell unmolested
in their new homes no one can say. Com
plants are already abroad that the escape of
slaves is promoted by the existence of this colo
ny4 which recsivas aus psatsat~ -thAss--~~Aad
when the government shall be ordered by its
slaveholding directory to add another portion OF
Mexico to the area of freedom, these {" out
RACES will be sure to be found in the catalogue
of grievances to be rodressed Then they will
have to dislodge again and fly yet farther from
before the face of their hereditary oppressors