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DUELs IN WASHINGTON CITY

1"ere seems t" he quite Il number of these
small aif''irS on hand i'll Washington city. Ono
of these tragic performances is reported "a b,v,
oeeN r'hjed ont between Lcuts. WILLIAMS and
BELL, Of the U. $. Amy Which resulted in y
pIstol-sho; pcrfuraIi"n Of the hat Of Li.nt wu,
AMs When BELL fired, WILLIAMS reserved his
hre' lowered his piece nn, fired into the ground
The affair was then amicably settled.
Messrs. CLAY and CuLLoM also have tr,cod,
OH hand' but they are not yet ready for III.
stage. 1t orig ginatcd from a toast l., n bar.room
proposed by Mr.. CULLoM. CLAY is u son n
Henry CLAY, and Mr.. CuLLnM proposed 40
toast, "The iIIustEous sire of degenerate son :,
wherenpon CLAY pitched into him III the rouol
and tumble Kentucky style.
There is still another difficulty pending be-
tween Col. SuMSEE and Gen. HARVEY. Cal
SUMNER charges IIARNEY as having acted ,yrou;
caly and oppressivcly against him when II.
(SUMSER) WAS court marlialed last fall for nj,
legged breaches of etiquette Col. SUMNER SON
cfaIl' nge to Gen. ETARNEY, but instead of re-
plying to it, he filed it in the War DEPARTMENT
So the prospect Of mortal combat betwee,
them is certainty uncertain.
Our iist is not yet finished. A. c.. RuIyp h,
his friend, ". c. CoRIE. sent challenge TO Com
mnnder E. B. BourwELl, in which hc fRuxn,
demands the Withdrawal Of certain ofrepsiv,
language in IA pamphlet published by Boutwell,.
RHSD and CoRIE, his second, have been bou,d
over to tile peace, and this will probably wind
up the affair
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MEXICO.
The Hon. CALEB Cuai,lS,: in a recent Lecture
upon Mexico holds the following language:

The Hon. CALEB CusI,lx,. in a recent Lecture
upon Mexico holds the following language:
"A most erroneous ilra exists in ,,,, ,,..,
States that tlr t"''''''s in Me-, .,,..
be to ,n,. Of the clergy to preserve their
property from couiisca,ion II is true they do
struggle for this What clergy Of any country.
Catholic or protes'ants. woull nol9 Would the
Irotrstnn:s Of the United Sintcs be contrut tia,
"ii their FUNDS of cducntion rclicinn and chnri,v
should he seized upon by desperate factions, and
that their churches and no>i,as should br turn
"d INT" barracks aud stables for the uccupton of
the s"idcrv "i the coneEdny armies of chronic
civil or servilc war! Let any of the great r,,,.
Ei"'ls establishments ri the Protestant church in
the United States, Epi~coi'nlian. PRESBYTERIAN,
| n'larinn. Methodist, Baptist, consider how they
would feel. and what they would saw and how
they would act if We had IN the nitcd Stat.s a new
nall breed President, or any her sort of IL prcsi
dent, every twc'v" or six months, and sometimes
tw"or three IN Il month, put in the White House
by insurgenl bands Of troops without prctcncc of
constitutional right ,uld b,nkng himself at once
as iic means OF satisfying his rapacurls cohorts,
to the contiscaton and plumber Of all The nunrr.
ons pioas funds for the support Of colleges and
churches which we ourselves have in every State
III the Union! suppose that woxld not be very
agreeable to the Psolcslunts. ] cannot conceive
How it c"nid be inIa9 nrd that the same thinu
can be just orrcson;tbe in the estimation Of Cath
lies"
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OUR COURT.

Inc Session opened on last Monday his Honor
'ni=" WArnr.Aw presiding. N"thwi;h>,an.lin-
tn" 'inu>na! r:,,"lry with whrh his lInnnr dis
patches ""''">', the N"rk"'s will hahly be-
t'e"''i during III" week ,l.one!, bv continuing,
n';'"v c;.SrS Il" may clear .hcm We have ~,
eX'in= criminal cas-. before The Court The >rn,
c;'>"s :r" mostly for rctailim" assault anl battery,
and ""l'wnliv whippin. slaves The Jury f.,,rd
verdict Of guilty against Mckay for rr,aiiinr--
ais" against BAr,:, and Chairman for assault.
-hr' CAEArhAM, who WAS convicted for all as.
S'"'i upon " W. SrrwAEr h,S bcc:, sent cncc.l To-
fin" ui 500.
M'krY, for retailing, TO two months i'm
lI>"ninrnt.
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a SERIOUS LOSS

We r"::r"t 10 i",rm That MIS-. EAkLK, r.>iJin..
hear taih"nn.s Mil, III tins Dis,.ic, who had
her Gin House and n portion of her cotton cror
burned S"uc w" weeks since, met will, the. a.ll
'i'"'i '"IS"''unc "n last Monday night Of l.av.
'nS her barn, stables anil rmtir" corn r"r, con-
S"'n"d by ir" Ii WAS wt!, great difficulty thai
E"r ll"i~rs ;nL Mules were rr..,.I r,o,, ,L.
aan"s The impression in The nciuhlm,hom
S''IS I" b" that these burn;n:s arc the works ;.n
inccndiary
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Rumored Resignation Of Mf1'ope.-By the of.
rica we learn tina. n rumor has been afIoat in
Paris of an anticipated change in the temDoral
government Of Rome, which viii create surprise
in the mind Of every people in Europe Some
talk of the approaching abdcation of the pone
as certain thing, and already has Father.Ventn. n.
ia been sspokea9f as his successor. The ponii.
nation Of the LATER to cardnaIate in prepare.
ton for this event las frequently been announ ced
Upon nn emergency. such measure wonld bs
considered Indispensable Asgenefal of the DOW. ".
erfal organ Of lgnatius Father Ventura's pos;.
tiorf would enable him to accept the papsl crow
without probatioh.-PhR In9
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RAMSAy'S HISTORY
SOUTH CAROLINA

HlE subscriber has in press of Walker, Evana
Co., Charleston, Ram. ay's History of
South Carolina, with Maps of Charleston and the
State, which " Il be ready for subscribers bv
April 18th. The Book is Carolina work in
every respect paper print and binding. Iu uis
History we have full record of the hsrdsjps
and difficulties of our Fathers in the desert with
tn. the savage Indian, and the Briton II, war of KS.
The work IS being printed on fine white paper
large clear type, bound in one volume comnIs,. r'
octave. 600 pages, cloth. arms of State on back
.nI, ra,mett" Tree on side, price $3.50 Half cslf
marble edges, $3.50 Send on your name eariv
only small edition printed. Published and
for sale by "t'
w. J. DUFFlE
p. Bookseller, Newberry, 8. c.. r
BRANCH q ALLEN Agent, Abbeville, G. H.,
always on hand at Duties Book Store, New.
perry G., Rivers Historical Sketches of s.
H., CAROLS Historical COLLECTIONS Of sc, Col1
s; sse.ons OF Historical Society of s. c., Gilmors
olmms Kcmances, Horse Shoe Robinson, Tale
of Tory ascendency in s. c., by Kennedy.
March 4, 1853. 45 A.
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> Il. appsdrs from official returns, the losse, by
accident at sea to the French commercial nayy
were three times more numerous during the wear
1897 7tha9 during the three proceeding years.
Tie accidents during the last year amounted 10
l.b24 Or more than four per diem. Ofthese. 622
yeasels wsreaotaly 3ost, being ut the rate nearly
stwo q day. gO2 French. merchant vessels were
forced tosesk shelter in ports on their voyage.
0fhs 622 ships totally lost 81 sailed from MAJ.
ssslss q were boA1d for that port, s7izam Bor.
y tro11 I, tlAsre. s6 from Nantets from
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ADVERTISEMENTS

Wcask attention I" the Advertisements Of w.
y. DrffiE. J. IL. CmiriS. W. II. p,rkrr, lIrcu
MuI-"N. who has purchased! lh. Steam Saw and
Fi"urIn. Mills Of J. f. IIvr>G>T.> =, This ,I.,c,
Also'" those of M">>rs. GRAY a. H.rEur>o>
Aud, especially would We ask a,,"n,i,n to the
notice "' j. j. l.r"Ns. {" delinquent debtors lie
says his Advertisement Is not intended ,n ,,,,,,.
I" i'S honest debtors, bat exclusively 1" tlo<. WIN
are ""!"av"rns TO swnLlc linn on, of hi, iu.t
dues
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LIST OF CONSIGNEES

KHm"f"l"v !" n" U'I"I ol AbLcrilIc. for n.
"'k '"E"y VI 'rcl 3, 1888
Is R"t,>chill, II = Kerr, II \ Jones, Hon T. {.
Perm, ll"n ID J. Wa:daw, Col J + MARSHALL
,"l ~ = ~ vI''"'' u l",da" Jordan d McIauclr-
I'm, ~ w Lawson. Cobb. Hunter n Co. I, II
Russell, j 4 RI White j " Jones, A Slnr.r W Z.
Smith. X II War'llnw & sun, Adams. Ap
Conner, McBrid- Gen = Mctiowun. A w
league, & Il Haskell
ID. r. SONDLEY, Act
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Dlllllrlleal.

MARRIED, at the residence Of A. Giles. Eso
q" 10Th i"S' by Rev. Joseph Gibcrt Mr.. +. f.
f"wtH 10 Mss J. Z. GILE>, all of Abbcvle Dis.
trIcl.
MARRIED, ut Warcnton on the evening of IN
2l'h "it, by Rev. a. Rice, of Anderson DR..
j. W. Tn"MA>, and Miss MARY NJ. CuEITu.x,
daughter Of Mr.. b. NJ. Chca,l,an,, bo,l, of this
DsIribt.
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, t"r" .i"r Po|Aya"y.-Punch says that Presr.
"vn' @ n'rha"an need not throw away powder
an" ~ s,i"t uron the Mo.nnns Let him Sand
'h-" ., fashion b"'ks. The necessity of crinol;no
WI. w destroy P"lygatny. II will render brigham
Than one. 'i ' WIVES
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CALIiOUE'S BIRTH DAY.

W" ar" r'"lsi,-i",i /" stat" tha. the lion. \
ErEr. al the S""irn:un al thu Young Mr,'s
Christian Association "f His place. will deliver
an address n Ahl,vvillr Court House on th.
eighteenth al til" present month, on the Charar.
Ter Of ih- Hon. .nu> G.. tAIiruu>
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For SALE.


Nh. !. =. PlGcrT, the proprietor Of the ("ro,;"a
1'''# dcsir"s :>;oci." in lnS hmsinv>, aml pro.
poses ,"*cll on" half "i .. ,Ini,mn. Tin" Times
Is "ilcstbi>l"d and l., extensive, l., rnn:,uc.
This opportunity we .arl favorable field for
the energetic business ,.,n
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Gullllllcrriul.

Hhhh'''hE Z. H., :. g.. March 8, 1858.
'""""-Markct brisk, with little oirrriuo
cqnotr 81 to II cts
COLUMBIA, S. c., March 3.
t"ffo"-'Ih"rc was u good ,l,mnud fur c,,,o.
yesterday, with drcnlrl upward tendency in
prices som" $50 bales cl,nngr,i hands ,t n,;,.. 49,
varying from . a ! !c, and choice a shud- hnl
cr. "6"
CHARLESTON, March 2, 1858.
w tol2!c. Market firm ''' ~
Augusta, March Q
T"t"n.-Ihc cotton market was unsc,,,oJ -
day. ''e" ''-
NEW i"HK, March2.
m ,",l""'->n'rS 81 cotton to-day, G,oun bales, ut
IL" advance "i /" "--lnIdng upamls l.l
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Tile ~Drd !S.'0h.--TiIe transIators of .. ny
have left the Hebrew word Selrl: "n' nip'c
% $" "s" =, in the Psalms ns rs : ey founi it. and Of
course the Ensi: reader Often asks his ;n;str ut VI
or Iehrlc" friend. what it means And the mir. .
Ister "r learned friend has mos, often been oblred
10 confess Ignorancc. because it is "a matter i'm
regard t." which the most learned have by no
means been Of one mind. The Tarpu,ns. am,
most OF the Jewish commentators. rive tn IN.
word the meaning Of ei,rnnNy tyrcrrr P:Il,
h,nIch' regards it sign To cIcvat. the v,;,n
lhe authors Of the Strp,uauint translation an
pear I" have regarded il as Il musical ar rvtl,m;
ca' note. llcn'cr regarded it ms ndc.,,iuy ,
change OF note: Mathewson us Il musical no,c
cl"iva,rnt, perhaps, to the word rrj,"i Accord
h" TO I.rther and others, il means silence! I.
Srh'u' explains it to mcnn {" Let the in,rumcp,s
l'aE ana the singers stop" Wochcr rc,.u,,Is il
aS M cI'i''h''nt to S"FS"na c"rhf-up, my soul!-
>"m'hcr, alter examining all the seventy Y -four
passages IN which the word occurs, recognizes in
every case IAN actual appeal or summons To Jc.
h"vah. They are calls for aid and PRAYERS to
br heard. expressed eithr: with entire drrctncss
or II mol III the Imperative. Hear Jehovah y"
or Awak" jehovah! !" and the like sill! eurn,.s
address to God that he would rcmcmbcr nnj
hear. etc The word itself he regarded as inI;
eating II blast Of the trunpcts by the priest. So
lah itself. he thinks M abridged expr.ssinn
used i"r iiiggInn Scla,,-IIiggaion indicating the
sound OF the stringcd instruments, and ScIuh n
vigorous blast Of trumprts.-BiJliotheca Sacra. :.
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ABBEVILLE BANNE Err.
Thursday Morning, March. 4, 1858.
w. q. DAvHS, Editor.
TAX NOTICE

We are requested by Mr.. :. a. II"pGr:s, to
say that he will attend at Abbrvill- G. H., on
Monday and Tuesday. the 10Th and 10th of this
month, for the rurp of rcccivi ). returns anl
Taxes.
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shnofhHr hstHd"sfer-I.atc advices from the
South Pacific state that Capt. Iomar, commits.
stoned by ex-President Echiniquc in The navv
had been arrested aud thrown into a prison NJ
Valparaiso. Oil charge of copspiring with Echin.
ique ndoiers to fiji out revolutionary force into
Ihe onned states against the existing govern.
meni % OF Peru. 1t was thought he would beSsIiot
Hislettars had been seized and as far as publish
ed they show TINT he had been in secret CORES.
pondenee with Com. Vanderbilt of New York.
and MIR. Fitzgerald, in New Orleans, for the
purpose of purchasing from the orner
steamship. and the latter a large quantity Of
erment officers Of Peru assert that tI1av bovs
copies Of the original contracts between ihe mr..
ties. : r'
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>, FROM l'ashi"yfon.-WAs WAsIrxcrox, Feb oG-
Horace Greely was examined this mornino
M.''re ,.s ths Tariff Investigation Committee. All
ID" melnhrrs were present. The examination
WI, was concluded within forty minutes, when Mr..
freely ''' was informed that the Committee would
not require his further attendance
lie says they asked him no question which h..
VI, wns not very glad of an opportunity t" answer.
Inc p"rport Of his testimony is understood TO be
III ,nat no ma" eyer prop"scd to put money into
MS ~ hands to Influence, in any way, the action of
Congress on the tariff or any other question. and
u" one suggested anything of the sort with his
consent or knowledge "
lie never knew until the late expose in Boston.
nor ever head or believed tliut money was pail
OF promised by Mcssrs. Lawrence Stone &. Co
or by any one else, whether to members or others
tariff ' ''' '''e
gentleman OF position among the free stote
democrats of Kansas, and who is now in this c, :,
on matters connected with the political fortunes
o, that territory, states positively that Governor
Walker has not reccdcd n sing gc point from his
recent position i'll refurcnce to Kansas affairs.
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S"'"rSS cf S"mh''n MISUNDERSTANDING ESiaLi;Sh,
mc"'S--Mr J. l., Roger, i'll II communication to
the National American, says: That in Georgia,
the Roswell Company has been very successful,
paying regularly from ten 10 fourteen per cent.
dividends, and extending Their works. There are
number Of establishments in North Alabann
and Western Tennessee that have been paying
large profits from The Manufacture of various
kinds of Pi'ds, checks, tirkings etc, which com.
n'indS IN the markets where they sell, ii higher
price Than those from amy other factory. All
lhrir operatives are ncgros. owned by the com
ltny. Their establishment is now worth some
Sin".onh Martin Weakly IL Co, near Florence
Alahann, have rs"ccccdrd equally well. They
commenced about ten years ago with one srna
i'ct"ry, in few years they built ii second, larger
than the first, and during the past summer, have
completed n third and very extensive one.
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-l"m'sS,"n II h""ms.-An intelligent ccrrcs,
i'n'cnt "I the Baltimore sun, 1hns srcaks of I'm.
certainty ol tic speedy admission of Il arsus iulo
'he .,n"il under the lccomnl"n Constitution:
here Is no longer any difficulty about H."
compton, whatever the cronkcrs may say ar i'll
ain'h'" Th" President imrssngc will be Sustain
ed, and kansas hr admitted. whether the Inycs
tiGhlion Committee report or not.
me wh"ie country, "XcGi,: .le Republicans
ami Their new allies, arc tired 10 death of this
everlasting howl about Kansas, and desire lie.
question 1" br d>p'scd oi in IL manner not again
I" Interfere with The business "i Congress-
The Senate will admit KANSAS with Muu,
sofa ana Oregon, and the House " i'll CONCUR II
Is absurd and an Insult 10 the South TO slI,m,s,.
That Suhcrh neImLcrs and Senators will cl,,nyc
tlcir course bcc;,i:Sc Kansas will come into iii.
Union with II tree Stale Organization. The South
have been lighting Tor "a priuciplc--lu vii: that
any State may now hereafter CONF. into The
MON with or without slavcry-nnL the main
ic'iaicc "i this principle is more Important 10 ,l,,
preservation oi our institutions and IN. Union
than the election of this or that Senator from ON,
or The other State. l;cSidcs, il is not bv any
means certain that jim Lane or Robinson will be-
returned; "n the contrary, it is quite likely that
they Will he dropped
c;; assure y",, from the bcsi quarters, that
h the iSi'ii"'ia appeals made To the political Gu.
pi"ity "i ii'c SouIa are of no avail. The South
stands h!in, and enough Northern Democrats
nave pledged themselves 10 principle to make the
admission "r kanS;,s, under the I.cccInplvn Com
si.;uilun, IL fixed fact"
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WAsnINdyoS, FEB. a5.-rhe Senate army bill
was defeated Tonight by vote of thirty.fiye 10
sixteen in favor of the bin.
The administration have rs yet received no
intiration from, Mr.sDalas, our minister at thb
Court Of st. James, Of his intention voluntarily
to vacate his mission.
Alexander M. Robinson, of Missouri, has been
appointed to tho central superintendency of In.
dian Affairs, vice Gov Cumming.
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n Fracds IN tie Tennessee" Scmafr.-Thc Sena-
tors from Maury and Shelby counties, Mcssrs.
Whtihronc aud Walker varied the proceodinps
Of that body OH Monday by engaging in a small
,fisticntf The circumstances, ns we learn from
the Nashville Union and Amcri can, are ;
Mr.. Whitthrone rose to point of order Mr..
Walker, interrupt'ng said the gentleman from.
Mnury had risen to point of order, but was pro
ceedlng t" the discussion of something else. Mr..
t'Whithorne replied, that scowcd how little he
knew about it. Mr.. Walker reioined that Mr..
Whitthore had bees, drunk all the. morning, and
wonderedif he thought him so. Mr., w httiorne
retortcd that il was id lie. WIrreupon Mr..
Walker struck him in the face will, IL book, and
the parties clnched. They were separated with.
out matcriol injury to either, and tile matter was
reported the next mornin rs amicaby and honor
aoiy adjusted. both making apologies to the Seq
ate forS the violation Of it's dignity and decorum
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IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.

Niw 1EII.,>>, Feb -, 1855
The steamship Iim"'AS,". Capt Forbes, will,
'i''', '"m era Cruz /" the 2lst inst, has ar
rived.
III" NIL" chang" has taken place ia Mexico
ln'' new G"v"r:''',"nt is ,i''lcnrly "pim~c,l
trI"rhi HlnJla Is committing terrible. outrarrs
ana The i""p," "l some uf the States have :,p-
P'''' /" 'hn Constitutional Government at Gu
"'i.'!iiiia. '"i all I" "p"rai': against him.
IL l. r"i"rir,l that the States of Vera Cruz
'.ala't and Iu"h hav" united an.l sen, for, Ii
eighty v-iir" Thousand men. and forty riyc.s %,
'''iirry against Ii'"agn and his amy
Hh"hI': has issued his decree nnkiur all
h"'"> on """S Imported int" il" country t!,rnu,h
'h" l'"tS "i Vera Cruz ani Inmric", Invab,
at Ia" cri':'r! al M"NIco otherwise such nav
:'"n'S will r"i lac recognized
~ ItnH''E%" comm cn,s severely on the action
"i Ia" ii'"'i Sthius Minister. ih. Ion J,h,
Forsyth, III initiating the romlur, Of tl,,. r,,,.
>""'a'Iv'S "I il" f.ur"lrnn powers, in rrcouu,z
ing Ike new authorities nf Mexico
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the prico Of libertyT' Three Cheers /

the prlco OF liOerty Three cheers.
o. No more Southern Conventions-- The
sources of commerce lie in The mines, in
the fields and in the workshops. Iptelli-
gcnce is the source Of power. Mako labor
free and we'll hear no more Of Southern in
feriorityl Three cheers.
Z. The Declaration Of l576 and Me
Constitution Of 1887. Nine chees.l
8. George Washington-The Father oi
his Country and tho father of Republican
ism. Drank standing and in silence.
0. True Demovocy-Tho numbers, the
wealth, tho worth and the intelligence ot
the country shall rule the country. [Threc
cheers.
10. The Ordinance of l1s1-Which
made all the (thcn) American territory
FREE TERRIroRYl Three cheers
IL. The Dred Scott Decision-"Resis
tance to tyrants is obedience to God r.
(Threo cheers.
IL. Liberty, Equality, Fraternity
"Theu let us pray that come It may,
As come 1t will for a that
That sense and worth DER a the earth,
May hear the gree, and a that
Fora that and a that,
! Its comm yet, for a that;
That man to man the world DER,
Shall brothers be for a thati" Three cheers
13, Woman-With despotism, the slave
with freedom tho equal of man. min,
choors.
After the conclusion Of tho toasts, sever
al volunteer sentiments were offered, anC
enthusiastically offered, from Dr. Wm
Jones, Mr.. Stapp and others, and it wa
late in the day before the jollification wa
over, and the crowd quietly dispersed
Many Democrats and Americans for tn
first time avowed themselves thencefortl
Republicans forever. Your ob'd't scry't,
JSo. Ii. RAWLINGS.
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ORGANIZATION OF DAcorAH TERRIToRY
The people of Dacotah have at last cf
fsctsd an independent temporary organiza.
ton Of their Territory, State officers have
bscn appointed, Legislature convened
laws passed, ETC., and the Minnesota code
of 1857 adopted. A letter from Sioux
Falls, whero tho first Legislature assem-
bled on the 18th day Of October. speaking
Of the members, says: Aa
Before they convened in their hall, the
stars aud stripes were unfurled from q flag,
staff, in front Of the building used as cap.
itol and saluted by thirteen volleys, fired
by the "Dacotah Riies,p and cheer upon
cheer by those who had assembled to wit
ness the Inauguration Of their territory.
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y. Il. Greene,
Rucklana & Everett.

Attorney at Law; will attend to all business entrusted
" his care. Once-Nms Block, Corner OF Croghan and
Main streets, Fremont, Ohio.
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WIN. ST. CLAIR. nj, ID.
Homeopathy.

DIR. w. FAILING having established himself for the
purpose of practcng Homeopathy in this place and vi
entity would respectfully announce to the public that his
present arrangements will enable those desrous Of avail
Ing themselves Of Homeopathic treatment to rely with
certainty upon prompt attention 10 their calls whether in
o out Of town
n Once at his residence, the Turnpike, the first
house east ofthe Old Catholic Church.
N. b. Dr. r. pays particular stteppn to all forms of
,hronic diseases. Fremont April 10, 1865.
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qottrn.
LAMENT FOR SUMMER.


We do not know who Ia the author OF the following sai
sweet tribute to the departed season. To many desoat
one Wilt bring back memories Of the loved and lost
that happy summertime gone to return no more,
Moan on ye Autumn winds,
Summer has a,d,
The flowers close their tender leaves and die;
The Lily's gracious heads
All low must lie,
Because the gentle Summer is dead.
Grieve, oh ye Autumn windsl
Summer lies low,
Tho roses trembling leaves will soon be shedI
For she who loved her 40,
Alas, is dendi
And one by one her lsving children 90.
Wall oh ye Autumn winds!
She lives no more,
The gentle Summer with her balmy breath,
still sweeter than before
When death,
And brighter every day than the smile she worci
Mourn, mourn, oh Autumn winds,
Lament and mourn;
How many haf-bown buds must close and die;
Hopes with the Summer born
All faded lie,
Andlcayc us dcsolate and Earth forlorn