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Paper Hanging,
cbR ~ AM ENTAU. PAINTING. I'D

TIE subscriber offers his services to the pub
iic generally in the above line. lie is pre-
pared also to execute all orders entrusted to his
care, such as Standing and Movable Blinds.
ShshcS, Panel Doors, n new style in imitation of
English Oak, highly polished for inside doors
and, in fact, all kinds of work in House Build
ing. lie solicts patronage.
Address, Mile p. o., Pirkcns district, s. c.,
JMly =, lSOS-l j. i. MAW Scnr
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State of' sOmtI1 Car0Iima,

IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
James NJ. Abbott
VI Summons I'm port;t;on
Noah Abbott & others
appearing to me that Noah Abbott and Jno.
Dowis and wife Sarah, defendants in this onse
reside without the limits of this State II is or
dercd that they do appear in the Ordnarys 9
ONCE, at Pickens c. H., on Monday tho II ith
day of October next, and object TO the division
or saic of the Roal Estate of William Abbott.
deceased, or their consent to tho same win be
entered of record.
w. j, PARSONS, o.P.D.
ordinaFy's Office, July 8, 1853. 3m
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U ElI$ 8z1$O wv. .[$l$ GW.gJ7 [R q (5-[RSg )

such fool ms to suppose myself wiser than
Solomon. shall renounce new systems, and
hereafter take the world as it is W Aud poor
Jim, after this brief repriose, received his
daily portion as regularly as cvcr.-LoMdon
(OMlI Gnzche
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TinaI F.state Notice.

NTOTICE is hereby given that q final set.
In Element Of tie Estate of james Hill
burn, deceascd will bc made in the Ordino-
ry's Office, at P;ckens o. H., on Monday tho
18th day of September next. Those indcbt-
cd must inekc paypcph h,epd pcrs9ns having
by that time. Notice Is also given that win
not bo responsible for iascrost nfteFf HAT 3;n,a
o JAMES, u. ifAGOoD, ADM ~
Jouo s, 1858 4G an
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NOTHalE.

a PPIICATIoN will BIO made to the next
IN Legislature for achartcr to construct n
Turnpike Road from the wost end Of tto
great Tunnel, the nearest and best rate TO
Pulaski, to be called the Brasstown and Pan
ther Crock Turnpike
june II, 1888 AZ sm
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LUMBER! LUMRERl
State OF South Carolina.

FIUkENB--IN OEDIss..tt s..tt4lt.la
- SifNIih in Pnrti-
Henry Trotter and others.
appearing to my satisfacfio Henry
i Trotter, one of the defendohis stIs case,
resides without the limits of this etils II is Or
dored that hc do appear the 0r,liInAS,s Office,
at Piekens c. H.. on Monday the 10th day of 4u-
gust next, and objectto Tie division or see of the
consent to the same win be entered Of rod9fd.
WI. PARSONS, Szsfl.
OrdinNry's Office, May >, 1863 s.iIm
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State Of' South CarOnipaa,
IN oRDINARY--pIcK
Summons in Partition.

IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Daniel Alexander
VI. , Summons in Partition.
JAS Alexander, ct. ais
L appearing to me that James Alexander, Vim.
Durham and wife Melinda, and Snlly Boat
ncr, defendants in this case, reside without tho
limits of this State: II is ordered TINT they do
appear in the Ordnary's Office, at Pickcns c.
H., on Monday the 4th day of October next,
and object to the division sale of the Real Es-
tate of Thomas Alexander, deceased, or their
consent to the same will be entered of record.
WI. PARSONS, ORD.
Ortlinary's Office, July z, 1858 3In
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re- dATHaIE.

A LLpcrsons arc hereby forwarned not to trade
n with or trust my wife, SusAN RICE, on my
account, MS she has left my bed and board with
out just cause. The law will be strictly en-
forced against ali offenders.
July 20, 1881 J. f. RICE.
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NSTHaIHs.

FHNliOSE having demands against the Is
IL tate of A. p. White, deceased, willren-
der thom to me legally attested, andall those
indebted to said Estate must make immediate
payment to the undersigned.
W. w. WHITE, Admir-.
June I. 1858 Al 3m
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A Final Sattlamant

WILL be made on the Both day of October
w next of the personal estates of Wilson and
jesse Mckinney, deceased. All demands agains,
either estate must be han,, d in before that day
to JOHN MCKINNEY, Admir-.
July 23, 1853 I'd
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NaSE'Ia'E

$ hereby given that application will bc mado
to the Legislature at its next session, for an
act to incorporate the Church (Mount OlivcD
and the Camp Ground, at Pickcnsvillc.
July 3. 1858 so 3m
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NaD'EHCE.

A APPIICATIoN viii be made TO the fecisla-
~ ture of South Carolina. at its next session.
for nm net 70 incorporate the town of PIckcns.
Nlle win Tue usual power and privileges.
July g, 1853 90 am
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N0THalM.

A pPLlCATIoN will be made to the Legisla-
h turc of South Carolina, at its next session.
Tor charter for The Chpuga Lime and Man
Company.p
July 10, 1853 81 An
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HIDES AND BARK
VXTILL BE BOUGHT AT FAIR PRICES
wv by j. l.. N. SMITH.
Tim Yard. Jan 4. 1853 25-u
Final Notice.

THNIIE Estate of John Abbott, deceased, will
II be finally scttlodinthe Ordinary's Office
at Pickens G. III. on Monday the 9th day OF
September next. Those indebted must mako
payment by that time, and those having de-
mauds will render them to mo legally attcS-
ted ON or by t. at day.
G. w. PHILLIPS, Ex'or.
juno 10. 1858 4S 3m
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state OF south Carolina.

hSAaNS UQ
IN ORDINAnY--PICKENs.
j. w. Kelly
W Summons in Partition
JamcsJ. X ly, ct ais
L appearing TO me that James j. Kelly, de-
Il fcndant i'll this case, resides without thr limits
of this State: 1t is ordered that he do appear
iii tho 0rdinary's Office. Mt pickcns C. H., on
Monday the lth day of October next, and OBJ
jcct to the division sale of the Real Estate of
Andrew Kelly, deceased or his consent to the
same will be entered of record.
w. j. PARSONS, orr
Ordinory's Office, July 8, 1858 3m
State of South Carolina,
IN oRDINARY--PIcKENs.
Jos. Merck and wifc
vs. Summons in Partition
Joel Chapinun, otals --
IT appearing to- INC that Thomas Mckinney and
wife Mary, Joel Chapman, o. j. Wigginton
and wife Ruth, and Israel Chapman, defendants
in this case, reside without Tie limits of this
State: 1t is ordered that they do appear in the
Ordinnrys Office Mt Pickcns c. H., on Monday
the Both duy of August next, and object to tho
division or sale of the Real Estntc of Joshua
Chapman, deceased, or thciv consent to the same
will be entered of record.
w. j. PARSONS, o.pp.
Ordin0rys Office, May % 1858 Gin
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A SHOEMAKER, intending to be absent
few days, lampblackcd shingle with the
following, without date, and nailed it upon
his door: Will be at home in ten days
from the time you see this shingle."
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-08-07

TIE man who planted himself on his
good intentions has not yet sproutcd
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-08-07

TAKE a company of boys chasing hut.
terfliesj put long.tailed coats on the boys,
and turn the butterflies into guineas, and
you have a beautiful panorama of the world.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-08-07

" WHAT was the use of the eclipse ?"
'skcd young lady. ooh it gave the sun
time for reflection" replied a wag.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-08-07

AN old bachelor of ninety eight, who
is hale and hearty, gives as a reason for his
youthful appearance, that he has eyer re-
monstratod against having anything to do
with that which tended to mar-agc.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-08-07

An editor acknowledges the receipt of
bottle of brandy forty-eight years old and
says: "This br9ndy is'so old that we very
much fearit cannot live much longer"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-08-07

A PERSON returning from New York
was asked ifhc didn't think some of the
new hotels there rather imposing cdiGces |?
lie said, " Yes but to his mind truly
imposing spectacle was mock auction"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-08-07

A LATE religious paper stigmatizes the
authors of yellow-coyercd novels as literary
scorpions, who sting virtue to death with
thcirtalcs
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-08-07

A DuTcnMAN being called upon for q
toast said +" Here ish to the heroes who
fit, plced, and tied at the battle of Punkcr
Hill, of whom / am one" Drank stand.
ing.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-08-12
Gmrppdifcbe NSacbricbtem.
OaS ciSecnDijfIAe Gefanofef.
99mets.

3art9iI 10. 5uli.H i WelaeS 2eben gum
eio9etDffii9en 1Sdngerfelte in %nnierer Stap1
berrl9t, miro pobl' 9ttemanb gu beIAreiben i'm
.Stattoe ieii. Ole Stapt parp nod ME in lp(.
detn TelI9mnd seieben.' Die 6eltballe 1T Elm
lpirfli9er 0 8radtbau ~reinitet bp5antintit den
.Stnle8 nit 9~eualten S~enltern, BET 9ta9t Be-
leuGtet burf 500 @a6f l%lntunen, BON fd6elbafz
ter @irfuus BON Snnerl unb AuBen. sic iii
nit Der SInserbibne 377 SUP lang uno 100
SuB brett uno ltinlpannt eiten Hlrln BON 62=
900 QudDrats SUP. ueber bic Nuffabrune Der
Wettseldnge bort man BON &ennern, oaB i'm
Nlloemeinen Der 6ortlbritt felt ZEN friiberen
iSelte1 elm Iebr mertliher let. Oas YubltflE,
sab insDer abtbeillus Oe8 Gunitselanse8 Dnr9
~ltirntil 9enJ Ipptau8 ben etiten Yrsi5 Der 8as
ieler 2teOertafel. Nttt -ibr wirb Bern UNI ben
erlten PteiS %ftre!ten..a Wy Die MpntagnarbS BON
GbauroefonDS ~er11teten, ais BeniaminS Ter
0dwei5ers 5%artitie, bauptlddlid aus naticnater
Spnlpatbie, einen mabren 8eifdqStusm. Die
bret Sdhserperene BON StraBblra truaen ais
elldlfl9er SdnSerbunD Seranser'S ''Enfants
de la France; c9unponirt Don Strobl. Dor.
Da8 Butlifutt mar iebr befriebi8t pca Der aan.
ZEN Nufflbruns. & Inter Der Sdaaertrtbiine
iparen um 'Yater 9tdSeli'S 8ife iammtlide
Breile aufsefeat.l Son ben 8el4taHen 1T ber-
p,osrsui6eben bic Selteluns elmer @cmmillion,
wel6e li9; tbelS .ein9ebeno nit Der aud, pom
Briliberten DubS in ieiner SeItreoe anaereaten
iyraae Der 8ereini9un8 Der Sdneer, SAapen,
Gunner &c. Der Stpet5 gu einem vnaticnalen
@elammtfelte" b~eiafen, liG nit ben 8tuoer=
Yereinen ms Serue9men ieeeh, tbetls AUDI Die
anaereste Nefcrm Der Statuten UNI DeS Q8ett4
9elans. %9teslements porbereiten fol-, 9Coahn
purpen Die Serren Srau5 9a9ner, @enerak
WulifDireftcr in Wtindben, 6r. Nbt, &ape1lmet'
fer in 8raunihtpeiS, uno Dr.g otto @lben,
Giceprdlioent DeS idwabiiden Sduserbunoea
in Stuttgart, gu @breumitsltepern bes %eicSenSis
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Smcbnnan bat DEN Grief uieat
9cidDrtebem. q. 81

@eltern enoli6 BATH Il Walbinstpn Union"
bas Organ Des Prdfpenten ertldrt, paR per
@lectiOnirs8 Brief an @n9lifb nidt BON Budanan
berltlmme, ~lOnpern enc 6dllaunS iei. Die
Union" maht inter elmer 6lutb bon S9impf=
wClten bic Repnblttaner fir bieie 6dil6una
DerantpOrtli4 in Oemlelben ~9tbeul3use aber
lHlebt tie Die Tdliduns Dem 5rn. 6prneA au,
Der befanntlid fem Gepublitauer, lonbern Elm
DOuSlas DenOftat 1T.
Der grief erlaien 5uer7 in Der anti6OfOfras
til4en Brefie SnbiaDo'8. Giuiae Der oortiaen
GOitcren ertldrten pOfitiO, fe bdften felblt oes
bort, ME @n8Iiib ben 8rtef pors
las, 0ierna9 mare gnsliib lelbif Der 6dls
l9er. Ginem Weniden, ME Gnslilb, Der iiber
StaHt ietne @ruaoidse dnDert, lit allerOina8
DGlnises"s 3uSutruuen.
AeDrIBens 1T es nur ldderlid, peun tas Or
gan beg perm Buchanan feline S~nOianatiou
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Sele9rapbtIcDe Nsacbricbtem
8ert@tet ar ben, BaIttmprt Deder."
o4s S1nfunft bcS OdntpferS 81 -qrs
i A&
~ S7SMGs s sr
70 I. 2pui8 s" BON Nspinmou.

s VSL EDut8" pDn A8pinmau.
NeW Dorf, II. Nus. Ser CT. 2ouia
1T an9efonimen. 81 beridtet, b1B Der Star d
the g8elt Don aspinpall mad Sep Welt Angling
nit $1,5OO,00O Sob. Die @aliIornia>yla9,
rtdten Seben Bis gum 20. Suti. -Ia 9ae
Die AufreSun9 Ue9en De8 6ra3ers Silver
bate ltA etraS selest; bod maren Dabin pOu
San 6tanciaco innerbalb IA Easen beinabe 40
tS4ife ab3esuusen. saia-l sr4
(0tun brinst Der Gelesrapb einen duBerf
%eonfulen Seridt iiber Fremont" Streitisteiten.
9SIr neroen oaraber beridten, lobulD etpae
Uerltdncli9e8 fonllnt. Die Reo.)
Sn SaltFornleii 1T Elm beiBer Streit entbranni
5tpil4en ben Su4anau= unO ben Dou8las> uni
BrD5erifsD emofraten.
Die 9e9ialatur in Sre9on bat Gen. Game u
.. Smltb gu g. ct. Senatcren ernannt.
IS tpirO BON neuen @OlpentDedungen ouf &c,
anoern Sette oes Natde5zYaHs8 beri9tet.
Sn einem Sample, Der bel Columbia 3pildeu
Wtlners unO SnDianerll ltattiano, fielen 1e
WetBe unD 100 Snotaner.
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Muterif9ntfcbe Nacbricbten

SIS Arlington. Us eitereS Iber
. lie Au1etbe. Die ansebOte aul bic erlte
! 6dlfte Der fiufprc3entiSen !3wan5isnliuioneus
Nnlelbe wurDen beute auf benz 6inananttnilterlt
um e%rDTfnet. Die @jeiamnIt3abl Der 8ieter
war IS, bic @elauimtiumme ibrer Siferten
$38,557,OO0, beiuabe paS SieriaGe oes gefcre
oertem 8etragS. Wtan4e @ebpte ~lauteten auf
part ur.b fcnnten gar nidt beriifli9tist merz
ben !; Die ndGltniepri9en auf 1901. Belmont
unb 8is98 batteu li9 erbOten, Die san3e Nn,
leibe 3u 1O3.77 gu ibernebrnet, bod paS @ebOt
mar gu nieori8 uno 10 befanlea iie gar .0tl&ts.
Die bSdlten @ebrte slauteten auf 1O7.O3,,
oOh biele stnsen nur[ auf gang unbebentenpe
Setrd9e fir pripdtleute. 53uSeiGlagen wurOen
mebr alS 5 Wluicnen gu our4lantttlI9 105,
3 Nttulonen gu 104. 5O-1O4.81 uno Der
Nett 81 104 25-1O4.48.
Die 0auptbetrase linO ben fOlSenDen 8tes
tern 5ugei4lasen pprben:
y int Of Commerce, New=Ncrf S. ,6OO,OOO
Otarie & Sang, N.=D., uusefabr 100000
@antnlann & 60, NeWsOorf 100000
SOfplano & Isptnpaa, ytem,gOrf 100000
@ebrioer @bubb, Walbington 100000
Drerel & 60, BbilaDelpbia, 100000
Die llniteo States Grnt g., I.,0. 100000
Trepor & Colgate, gtep=Ocrf 100000
g. 9. NpbinS & SDbH, New=Oprf 100000
Is. IMbiboule, 5obn & Worrlcn,
Nem.Dotf - - 100000
@urrca, 2~ipin8fcn $50. Ns0. 100000
BaihtnSton. Ba9renO bee 9rdl ipent
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|fl6en Sdnserpereins %ernaunt. Die Olupt
auffabruit3 1T beute treilliA se(ungen. 9ia4
Ibr fcl9te pie prelsoertbeiluug. Sn Der Nbtbels
lung pes Nolf68eian9e5 wuloen feline getrSnten
preile, in Der bes &unlgeIanoes amet, an bic
Qieoertafel BON Bern, Der er(te, an bic BON ga.
iel Der 3peite, certbeiIt. Gbrensa6en erbielten
ote(e Der Wettltn9enoen, ioUte Ie45 auSwdrtise
0ereine,
DEM QftiOnar" ldreibt man aus 3Grt6,
p. Suit: vOlS SIu9erfet wurpe gu elmer
wabren Serbriperung5feier nidt nur 3piI6eu
alien GbetIen Der SAnei5, lonoern AUDI Ser
oeutiden Stdmme SiofD eutl6lunO5 unO pes
@llalier8 nit Der S6wei3. Denn eS w1ren
anmeieno Die StraBburs uno Wiblbaui er, Die
Stutt9arter, Gcnltan5er, @rlau3er uno SIMS
brltfer @elan9pereine, uno i'm Sampf3eri9te
laBen Die peutlden @Ompruilten 2adner, 2iebe
uno Abt. Sic ertbeilteu nur Swet gefr6nte
Prelle, an bic Ste0ertafeln bon 8ern unb Gl@
lel, terner eine Nn5abl @bren8a6en uno Sc
laenfe- @onltan5 (Sdnserperein 8ooan) ere
bait ben Pofal bon Sccle, pDbin nod lInslf ale
Slide 9erIdtet paren, al8 @eri6bnunss5elden
5pll9en Der S9wei5 unO Deutl9lanr. Der
Ntepertafel ppn SnnSbraf rDurDe Der Beher
BON @bur bel4ieGen, vra Der Stetnbcf, pelder
oarauf beflnolid, bod nur in Der N~lpenwelt
forttomnte uro pie Wlnaer in Eprol nlabnen
leu, reAt oft gu ben S4weiSerfelten beriiber3us
lprln9en." Die sroBe &arte Der S1,pei, rpuroe
ais, 5war feline @abe ben Grtanoern mlitseaes
ben, oantt ite Darauf ben 0e9 ftaDen, oft wie.
Der 5u un8 3u fpmmen."
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iber Dieieni9en GuBert, .pelde ben 8rief nads
9eorndt unb an Oellen Nedtbeit s~e9laubt baben.
Nfon bate Elm OoaeS Gedt, benz Srn. 8u9a=
nan elm lol9e8 ManSuer 5u5utrauen; benn er
bat li6 ia Dor II Sabren, alS ietn oamaliaer
2teblin9 6ornep Sunoe8%i enator bon Bennz
lplpunien peroen mollte, einen gang abnliGen
Grid erlaubt.
6erner 1T eS bon Der Linton" Elm GROCER
DAB lie init ibrer Gntriilterli6feit ert
leet tcnlmt, nadoem Der 8riei beinabe IA Gage
m Der Prelle %curltrt. Sic bdtte lbr S6weisen
bdloer trehen lpuen.
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Mnfmnft Des Ddmtpfers

81 / q q q + "

-
Drei Gage NeuereS aus europa
,Saltfar, IL. Iu9. Der DamYier 91t.
'd9ora fam bteien Nddmitta9 BON europa al
init Giperpools gfadri6ten Bis gum 81. Suit.
Die @itp Of Walbinston fam brauBen an
20. Sult an sa. O
Die ensl,1 Rarlaments= Serbanbluneen gin.
gen l4neu i9rem @nce eutse9eu.
Die lebten Jtahridteu aus Snoien beltd.
ti9en bic Mieoereiuuabme @palipr'S pur6 ot
@u9ldnoer. GuA BET 2ufnpw errunseu DEF
einen 9ldn3enoen Sie9, nobel Die 0tebelen COZ
Wtann uerloren aaa -.tr-g sea $40
SIN 6auie Der @emeinen erflarte 2OrD Stan
tep, oaB Die San5e &rie9smabt in Snpien, bi
auf benz Warlde be9rrfene uuo bic i'm DENT,
Der OltinOiiGen @cnpa9nie ltebenpe nit inbe
sriffen, $4,000 Wtann betrd9t.
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: News PORT, II. aus. Der Ddmpfe,
@reat Britain. BON 2iperpeul if unteu. Sein'
NadriGten lino perlpdtet. @
NewsDprt, II, ,Nus. Der Dampfer
st. Souls lit unten NIT neuereu NaAridten
bonn S ltbnluS uno pabriheinlId audi Don Gale
~fDr1ien &c. tt a'.- % +s'"
8p on II. Gug. Die europa" le3elte
beute nit SO Yallaseren unD pbae Sarteelp
nad 2iperppol alb.
8ptpn, IL. Nus. Die 8arfe vGlisa"
Don OteweOcrf, Gapt. YJfs, sin9 leeten Dom
nerltaS bel Zeal S8luuo unter. Der 5peite
Steuermann uno 5Dei Matrcien warOen III
einem SDote bel Iewburppcrt aufgefil9t. Scr
@apttIn, Der erlte Steuermann uuD olet SRA:
FROZEN fliibteten lt4 eben fal8 in ein 8pOt, Nut
cbne NtabrunsSmittel. So Dfdn bat leit9er ni9ta
Don ibnen 9ebGtt. aisai< @a1
Salifa az, II. aus. Der Ddmpfer Nias
CARA bon 3tperpOpl lit unten,
Saltar Il. Aug. Sn ben Nlbions& ob'
lem Ufinen mar beute cine @rplolicn, BET Der
2 Perirnen 9etGOtet un0 piele perlpunoet wur'
ben. gaea
ct 2ouiS, II. Gug. 8etteu iebr beib,
$50 bic 1040. @eltern famen II i6ale pDn
SOnnenlttd Dor, pcUrn Z tSotllh. .ssiI
aas 9Semettes ans 1ttab.
: Die lebten JtadrlGten Der 1tab>DOf iaSen,
oaB auBer 8riSbam Drung nun aud Orlon
Sppe uno 9eber &imbau nad Der Sal5ieeltapt
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INTERESTING FROM MEXICO.

The steamship General Rusk, Captain Smith
from BraZos Santiago, with dates to the 24th April
arrived at New Orleans on Wednesday last.
BY previous arrival we learned that the party
of Indians who committed murder and other out
RACES on the American side of the river were pur-
sued into Mexico and captured. The Brownsville
Flag of the 18th gives the following particulars of
the occurrence
The Indians Ovcrtaken at place called
"l-a Mesa" the other bank of the river, on the
day after the depreciation. On being attacked
they fed to the woods but were surrounded. and
we are told five of their number were killed. The
remainder then surrendered at discretion after de-
handing promise from their captors that they
would not be sent back to this bank OF the RIO
Grande. We learn that they have been brought
into Matamoras and lodged in prison We are
uninforned as TO what disposition will be made Of
them-though it is hoped they will not be allowed
again to trespass on life and property. With our
citizens there seems to be a settled determination
on this head, should they ever again come within
their reach
The Flag states that a sum of between two and
three hundred thousand dollars had arrived in
brownsville from Zacetecas, in charge of Don
Rogue Garate. In consideration Of the unsettled
state of the country about Zacetecas, Don ROGUE
employed an escort Of forty soldiers who were dis
missed at Monterey, and it was rumored that on
their return, they were attacked and massacred by
about one hundred and fifty Indians.
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w estern Democrat.
CONGRESSIONAL.
CHARLOTTE, n. G.

In the Senate, on the 4th inst, the Printing
Bill offered by Mr. johnson, of Tenn, slight
" amended and passed. The President signed
the Kansas bill the 3d.
In the House, Mr. Faulkner submitted bill to
complete the Military Road in Oregon. The
Paulding affair was taken up, and Mr. Richie
made minority report, thanking the Commodore
for Selling Walker. Mr. Clingman reported joint
resolution abrogating the Clayton-Bulwer Treaty
The Minnesota bill was taken up. Several mo-
tions to amend The third reading of the bill was
negatived.
In the Senate on the 9Th, the Judiciary Com
mittee reported adversely to the passage of a gen.
eral bankrupt law. Mr. Benjamin introduced a
resolution of inquiry as to our present relations
with Mexico and whether any measure had been
adopted to secure indemnity for the TampicO out
RACES Agreed to. A bill for the relief Of the
widow Of the late Commander Herndon was passed
by a vote of 80 to g. Mr. Mason's original Para
quay resolution was passed. it authorizes the Presi
dent TO use the requisite force to obtain justice.
In the House, the Freach SpoliatiOn bill was
reported, and postponed until next January. The
right of Comnedgre Paulding to arrest General
Walker, was discussed Mr. Clingman introduced
resolution against the interference of the United
States foreign soil, and made speech, giving a
history of the Nicraguan affair, and in favor Of
the .abrogatiOn of the Clayton-Bulwer Treaty. He
said he knew tho British Cabinet was tired of this
completely, and willing to abrogate the treaty on
fair and honorable terms.
i'm the Senate on the 9TH, Mr. Clingman was
sworn IN as Senator from North Carolina. The
Senate adjourned through respect to the memory
of Senator Evans.
In the House, Mr. Clingman resigned his seat.
The House also adjourned out of respect for SEN
ator Evans.