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HOOKS RECEIVED.

Biblical Commentary the New Testament By Dr. hsIin.n
Ol,bans.n. Editedsby A. G. kendnch, d. u o'o' PP
GA. Sheldon, Brakeman Go. .,. -.
The Dponsc History Of the Administrations Of =" shltson
and Adams. By William Henry Tresco!t' s'o PIP 90
Little, Browp Co. - ~
Leaves from all Inyad Journal ard Poems By Mr. r. ~
Gladding. limo. Pr 49, Providence george d. "'A'
- r-.., r.;
Ocean steam Navigation and the Ocean Post BY Thomas hA
uey. svo. PIP "a. ID. Appleton Co =. >.
Popular Commercial Law. Cy George shA'"oou'
limo Up. 242 Hayes Zel 60 M,
The Po.tict Works Of James r. Lowell. vols loo 'D
and God) Tieknor Fields.
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TIE Knicker6Ocker for January is issued by Mr. John
A. Gray, who takes the place of the late Mr. Hueston
as publisher of the magazine. The editor commences
the new year with his usual yivacity, although II we
mistake not he has completed about quarter OF a
century in catering for the manifold tastes OF Inc
KnckerJockers readers The present number Is over
flowing with the sayeies and gravities which always
spice ts pages.
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Grampan Hills to the chalky cliffs of Dover: there s
no need Of my going TO Europe Europe now comes
me-
Passing TO different branch of the fruitful slb-
jet, we come to the dramatic Secoections Of the
author. from which we take the fun sketch cs
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BvE, Posyoad Jan. s-3Os bbl4 Floor, 90 Whi.sy,
50 d. Pei 81. DO ALooi g7 DO Porh IS 10 Lard - hs4
a.. ~ 30 Wh.s ~ do. MAJ, ~ sarhs % Ma e" wv
L.a;h.r - pig. -:i"r, - h. .t'''''
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nv pT'RsUANcr 81 sn order Of the Surrogate
q the Caanty Of New yci sscs . hc,,2 "sss % 70 ,s ~
y York asSs.sI to H. ';,sS e wsSSr or%ea
5oAy.ase Eieh y de ssTsS Il MekENzIE rrse,a
sayS AUGUST 1851 WALTER G0RNAN, }hN'''"0''
=, ,,,,,,s,,,NCE Of an order of the Surrogate of
the M J6sfF I'LL SiS % cy u
sav VA Merchant deceased 70 pse Inc s@e sih ;91ce
hcIe' ,be City of before the 18th day If
West, psird New York, the ~ day Of Dee br 1857
1essTeas6rs ELIZABETH BLACKBURN Administrator
xIrW-yORK SUPREME COURT.--John liar
-, nd Water n Wodrua : lminon- for money demand
o. Contradiction served To the Defendant WALihh
%qarsd The complaint in hi. action which III H ,.
Yol at the City Hall in The Cyo New York ard 10 ssrvc
copy your auswcrto The 'aid complaint on ~ Vs. h
a The dsy service and yo m to ssw'L ,he .d com,
,Ala odsnpIt yo tor tho Of three thousand and
n'ty desI; "a, and & Sov, Sr y la and on s51 "a
pccembcrS lS'7 beside Tia costs oil tins 1'on-D'''d
N'"h"''' D'''H B1RSE i;Y'' HUMPHREY 4 BUTLER,
Tho eompsiut in the abovcr,.c action filed in III Office
o. De Csr oihe City County Of N-Yor aforesaid on the
ii'h DAY 81 i' Ear BARNEY, HUMPHREY 4 BUTLER,
Dl21svcwS Plaintiffs Attorneys
CUPREME COURT-COunty Of New-YOrk.-
- ALvAH CLARK against THOMAS CRkM-sumnons
vi demand on coufGct-tCom Ito
All abov, named You hereby summoned and required 70
snswtr in this so. which viii be filed in the
oce Cerk Of the City and County OF Newfork at the
City the City NewYork and 20 your
answer the said complaint the snsobTs at their Office,
No 6 Wall street, ia the City OF NcwYoTk within twenty days
At the Of THE exclusive Of The day OF
Of such service snd II You M to answer toe said complaint
within the said the psnH will take judgment against
YOU o the Of hundred dollars with interest from the
twenty third day May Thousand sh hundred and t-
yu teside az this ac'iohDaed November 81 lS)f
PIERREPONT & STANLEY Plaintiff Attorney
NB-The and complaint in this Son wa hlsd IN
the Office Of the Clerk OF the City sod County Of on
ib, ith dsy Of December. 1851 .,,,
PIERREPONT & STANLEY,
atI.rewS Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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, DISCOURSE ~ COMMEMORATlON OF THE FIFTY
THIRD ANNIVERSARY OF THE NEW-NORK HIS
TORICAL SOCIETY. BY JoHN W. Francis, W. D., Ii.
IL Lob
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The C.:;on ENLARGED.

The hIl! for the admission of the new STATE.
olMinu">"'a int" the U!i:nn has been pissed
iima:iv 10y III: Senate, anl W i'll pass the IIuu<.
:" that the Union may be r""ar'lr'l as consist
ing ct 'hiriytwo S.air-. E,:"rr the Year iSJS
Is over 1t will ln"hahiy CONSIST OF ,hiry-i"ur
States, as Kansas anL Oregon are t" be- admit
'"d-l" another year We may have nnt"na
G"n-r"inr"Sc'i q! parts Of Michigan anl Wis.
c"ns!r,-anri! in. for n!:n>,on Then will
the Texans " il! probably l." asking for Il sr:.
":a'" State L" h. male rm: of their ex..:sivc
territory. Til. ci.a,.crs are far that within.
four or i've years, ''.. r:.i"n will consist oi
thirty ~ thirty eight States.
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Speecll Ct MIR. Milas

la" Hon. "" t. Niles, has Recently deliver
cr,,l II speech il Congress- upon the Kansas
,,u,s,in, i, ,vlicI, h ,,-.., an ;l,
w Wv '''" ''S''' ''''''' "''' Pr;'c''rai I""S'
LIONS 'nv".v'd. II Is highly Southern in ton"
ami spirit a::l rc.i .cS credit upon tn. talents
and Patriotism Of The. uu,hor I, i, ,..,,,
:: T. e.,
- '''' .'H'''S VI ''e '"''''' ana
S''"''S statement "i hcr grievances. Alter
a!iu..in:: t" her rc>ourcrs ana caraci,v for :,
s,.,cru,r existence. IN. lin. fr,lJ .,
.,
~ ' ''' e' S'e" "n III
'er""';vc upon us
And sir do TO: ear" TO dwell on orru.
'n.ni- &C las kini. They hav. been If: .u -; :,
riah"la,-!y st forth 10y far uh!r? lnr.,, THAI,
i!iinr. They h;,orii;.t au.l Valuable. b,,
II is :."' ,,r,>i":, "i ln.,nrS ail c..:s ih:,,
the Sr;i;h w":ir! .h.-"ivc the Union. rh, Li,
tory q! l".,.-. weary year, ni u,in,, and nm.
"g"A! l,.c>:ai,rii has sui.:.irni.v rr.v.,l ,hu,
pant Hul when II SHALL he proved 10 h
:>nafh not ",v that ia. >cr1,r. has forever
'i"iar'h from lirr i!:a, S,c can r,-vrr. concur.
r"uiiy VII! Ih.. North, RAJ. The common conn.
try. hm Iha, IL" :u::.L forever urr,ii,r an il.
irii"r ASA >uhnr iuat. I,,.;iinn that sh. ,n,
never "Spun,i, ncvrr occr:v her iu4, share %,
the c"ni'!:un territory; that her institution,
ai.'i civilization ut Tie mercy Of II sectional
ma jrrity, which lurr,i.; ii.rrn univ To the end
!a; her people. as ''llrw.r> Of wood and draw.
els of water. may minister 10 its pruS,,rr!,v--
then, hr'",r, eI,. will inat,: the rxn,nr.:. Of
,.;r revolutionary sru, aJ takes i,er d.ti;,;,.,
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SJutf Carolina Collcpe.

ehavc received. SAYS tine Grc.nriUc pa'r;.
ot ,h" Catalogue OF In l;.>,,utiu!l >suv., III :,
handsome -" frUi the press Of X. W GiLi.. :,
Columbia. >. {. i contains II LIST oflhr Hnar,!
Of Trustees, Board of Ei>,"rs. Faculty. Hon
"rs a.i Appointments. G!alnr:"s Of !Sj1, (!l J
Mrri:"ri"'is ~t;. !"u'. l,nl,:.t;r:. i.t.s. (2rl
t'';ir>r of S!u'iicS. de. The C"'!".,.. Library
It Is stated. c"nt.ius f"cmty ihrcc Mou,u.,
i''crc are a.<n "'!Gr: libraries hc!nur:nc t. 1h..
literary societies, w!ici, are Reserved rcs,,.r.
iirciy f'r the Use Of their m"!ui,..rs There, ar.
live Sch"!ar>hipS-"n" frnndcl lay Hon. j. l..
Nanni:.". iwn 10y Wade Hampton, Jr., one hy
Hiram i. .lH'"hi>"n, and on, hy Hon. r. +.
W. N!,t"n. The. scholarships are awarded
I" young men "f NOR. than ordinary merit a:.
:ti.!n,nc:t~. WHO'S" circumstances are. su.L n
I" require aid /" enable them To complete Their
c.uca'i"n. "f!."v ar. moi, designed 10 h.. sim
l!y aids /" Indulgence" bat CON l,!;inrmts to cx.
c'i!rnce.' II: Al!>'na ,rzr %, "n. lurlrc.
dollars viii b: awarded for the best lecture oi
HE 'li:s"ry Of iie Revolution in South Caro-.
lima, with c-pec" reference to unpublished
m"i,rials' Open for competition to alumni u,
we'll as students
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Tho late Thos. II Benton.

Uarpcr's Weekly contains Il lor:rait am'! in.
.crrsting bi"yrai ihical sketch, OF the late Thns.
II. Benton, who for thirty years WAS United
States Senator, from the State of Missouri and
who died at Washington, on Saturday. the lu
lost, Of canccrin in the stomach. Mr.. Benton
~as born in Ili!shor", y. c., on tn oi
March, 1882, and WAS therefore 76 Years Of a -.
Mt the time of his death: The following *.
tract forms the concluding portion Of th. ar.
ticlc:
The last years Of life were sp.nt in arlr,.:us
literary labor. He wru,ra co,nrendiou< re-
view Of tn" political history Of The cr;lnrry ,,,i.
ring the thirty Years which he sprri in Tie.
Senate !; and had commenced. when he .lic.' Il
synopsis Of Congressional debates lie E,.r.
ally died with the manuscript Of this work ia
his hand. When lie had To-, his voice, aud
could only, nhd WIN grra. pam. utter word,
IN low Whisper lie still cunlinuc.l to dic,n
ssnte,.ccs to his daughter. H.. con,v,!dvI -.
gaiIst discnsc and '!ral;, with Hn:.an eacr,,v.
and sro we'd on h:s death bed that the mi hi
and'resoIutien which had rcn.!cr.l him 50
dreaded All opponent in the time Jachsoa were
nowise nbatc,l 10y age.
One who knew him WEI! thus writes of H.,
personal character
THE tone, marn"l, and hearing Of Mr. E"n.
ton III the Senate were not suited to the pop.
ular taste, nor adapted to win the partially ni
the niasS OF Ii is Senatorial brethren. His tone
was bod aud imror;ous, his manner precise.
and somewhat dIctniorial and donnatical, and
his bearing that "f a Z INIT among the piyri;c:
fle was by many men co S,lercd II savage. crn.
tisticai. selfish, vain, glorious. aud loIua.ioas
Old arisiocrat ; and Yet, in soInl Substance, his
epceches, on great aud small matters will C,
vorabIy compare with the best which any 9th
er man ofour country has produced, and his
real character. in fact. was that Of n most prnc
tical Democrat. AS the head IA family. bu
band. father, companion, and host, he wns .
model of affection. simplicity. and hospitality.
Amongbis neighbour. no man can be more pop.
u!ar. Among his children and grandchildren,
be was literally worshipsd as their best friend
their teacher, their companion, and their
gnide.. AT his own fresi1e, his genial spirit,
his eatensiva readings, his great experience,
and miauto observation concerning men and
things. and his wonderful memory, rendered
bis conversations positively charming, upon
whatever subject they might turn And upon
the little trii1es Of everyday gossip lie could
talk by the hour, and give OH essay upon n
lady's bonnet and the changes Of tho fashions
asseadily as upon the treaty of Utrecht"
Colonel BENTON married daughter of Gov.
srsor M'DovelI. ef Virginia. very accom-
plished lady. who died four years ago. lie
had four children. all daughters, who. have
married respectively. Col. Fremont, Mr.. W.
0erey Jones. Mr.. jacob, Kentucky farmer.
EN- Roileau, French Consul General at Cul.
entta.
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The Cfittcnlen Amendment

Fhe Washington Union, in Il recent article
demonstrates The umc"ns,i.u: innniity Of the
Crltcn'!cm anrn,ln,nt, t" the Kansas bill and
that it was drsisrcl to keep alive the agitation
Of he Slavery question;
y" one. says the Union. know better than
Mr.. Cr!'t"r'icm, and The lending men of The
triple appliance who acted with him. that ,hi.
provision was im!ispu:"b!y Unconstitutional.
The Legislative power Of The United States, is hy
thu first section Of the first article of the con.
sti'ntion. '.vestrd III Il Congress Of the United
states. whic! shall consist "f II Senate and
House of Representatives. witLon, the power
TO delegate il. The admission Of new States
Is provided for in The third section of the fourth
nriirie III these words New States may he
admitted hy the Congress III this Union" Mr.
Criltcnden' ; aincnd,ncn, takes this power from
Congress and transfers the admission to those
entitled to vote in Kansas. Instead of excr.
e'sinS It's constitutional duty, it is proposed to
commit the Question TO other hands. There j.
not word III the constitution that looks to
lhe delegation of the powers committed 10
Congress by that instrument. SIuuli ,Iis
amendment become law, members OF Con
grrss could not inform their constituents
whether they had admitted Kansas or not.
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Now AdYc;tis 20 ants.

We direct tie cSi','nn aIrai:". of onr r,a !,..-
y" The advert ''srin"ni o. Mc~~rs Moore X r,ai;.,
which appears in another column These p.,.
tlc'mcn har" been rva"ivir.c for some ti,no po.t
Their Sioc! Of Slrin. n"l Sn,ninrr Guo.iS,
which !:aS hcra selected with great care in New
"rk, a'''' "'''!''""' The latest ai;l NOS, elegant
styles t.; 'h" season. They VII! be harpv t.
r"r"iv" call from their f.i.nl.. Prmcmh.r
III: location, at The corner ori'"~ilc TO the Mar
shall House.
E"a'! III" Town Ordinance hy j. G.. Wilson,
lat 'n!.:'i: The adv r,'sr,r:.t oi The sale, @:
Corn a:! Wheat. De, at th. plantation Of Gen
notice to debtors by EwiIy Wileman, AJmrx,
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!nE riiE IHpI.r,.>i.LNr ri.ES~
To r.1;ys A. L. G. 7ss..
ES cot. y. u. I!Tr!r.

The hear; Won hrni>'l S >iii, "a true,
y when il. h",i"S' vows IRE rivci:
Ih" hear; ,,nt n!rl sill hl"",!- for yuu,
Deeply as when II, ;iist twas rivcu.
The heart which once no SORROWS knew,
No more >!,ali !.;.! in woman, smiles
The heart that %r irvcS will ever rue
The witching charms "f bran,y's wil"s.
Th" heart tha, w""p' Is new h"r"fL
OF future Joys ON false hopes founded
The heart that knows its cirnrls ar. cleft.
Will Sh"n all srencs 10y m!rth Surr'unl,'
The heart 'hat m"ls fnryivrs the blow,
BY which i,s earthly rra"" WAS rivcn
The heart ihai E.r.- aunlii"r'< woe"
lnv"kr* "n y"n t,'': smiles "i heaven.
Til" heart .vo~ ir;'i,',l i, Ia IL ,rn.,
hs ben is ii"!i',i vows VIZ. .iyrn:
Iii" heart lhn, t!"l -,;.. h'..".i> 'nr Yea.
Deeply a. ~h"n nj fri 'iw,s ,iy.m.
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t"E THE i\rIri.> DENT rri.>s
Sketches Of Alabama; Crops, &c,


SrMrEn Co. ALA., April 4. 1865.
Wr. EEi"r :---SIrin. has broken oui in all
lis glory and varied i,i"s. The forests are ut.
tired with their new aui vrr;art leaves. >only
w"i'r"g their sweet ",i"r- III the gentle h,r~.".
The y"un:, ani tender ''u l. hr'.!!v im,i:.:.
forth "n the tr,i, trees. with all The appearances
at All abundant f'nii crop: but we fear that the
"ii"s' king with his cray brow. is cnrcir,~'v
lingering behind. with his destructive shear. To
clip the infant hH,ls vegetation oi every de-
scii'li"n is >rHin"iiI NJ auI presents /, ,amifu
scene. The prIiri"> are covered w.,h fine pa.
tuiarr, and tn" poor n.,! cows that stood ,!,,
'w ihtiy h!n>i$, in fine or.lrr
In ihS section. most Of tn" farmers have finish
ed r!antin" c"rn--scmc j. III. an,! ready for ti.
first l,!"wnt which is s",i"li.nrS nll ,h.. work
i"g il gets. except brushing or Two. uf r.i;ny
days. with tn" hoe. WE-n ,ir- larl is we'll pre-.
l'r't AMI the corn l':ai.t"l, one ihui"n.!,
working l. >n!!ici"n' /" 'n::iir good corn crop
]" "i" wl'" Is n"' ""';r.:.i"l with the i,,r,.-
i'''''S for rui'iva'ln.: ia. .nuI in i;S country
1t w"".'i Il" Il curiosity To tie d:iirrc.l,
! p"w> ami hrii"w< us, The n,vania." ui
a lnh"r.Sav1:: IN :a,min:- i, a. "rva, Il .lv.il
/ '''''''h - III any ming use:
They us" '!',' turning i,i"v. ar,l '!r alligator
r."w, "r thr i'''-i'r." In hrrak;": ui and
preparing, larI far -ul'va, ;"n, lh";r r'"H- ar.
generally drawn ty Nv" horses. Th. lu-t"r
: j. ,r"nc,.My used iu run the las. rr water fur
row. Ti:9> * II very Ia1c" rl"w, W.T., wins "a
cal, >il,. wh;i turns IA" i.r, h'.,i. w.y~; u:I
wih IL "".l"r !rmrrr'l:ntc:v h-i"r. III ,nn. ,,c
Tia" l'l"w. From ";" l',Ii.t of the Wiz. t., ,....
";hcr. m"nS'i""s 70 or - inches, >n,l. more :
l9 inches from Win, I" wiz. Will break a'r.,u
- inches If >"i! ~ ruanirr.: one r,r"w.
The wi", .r"r !"vk> extremely well. W..
>aw "u I!s" ) IA ~. ia Gr...:. r.f,:,..v q Gni
e! w!:"' ~ h.I : mans w:,i-,-->..,n. Of /,
!":"i!":. Both timber :in,: water :.,.. -.ar.,.-
IL" .Ir'">!tm W"!!s in -. !, u,, .,l ir,....
:" i'c Il -r"a' :'.lral:n::,. :" ,i.. cruuiry I.u
ally, w"'''r can b." .:"i hv BORN. l.n, :;pp t..
:'''' "ci--~s''::i"ii.;'.- $,}a C.: 500. We SIC in
passing over IL" '"it'rl. ;:rr.; ;,a:rv Young
h"''I'S. i::"a wi.i. III l''w' years. mal" Il .i,.
eta:hi"l :rnc". E"r.!ari i. Tia" >l,rul, ,.:i..,
:" i'r"'iucc III. li"l" a:,I COS: a!,u,.: $40, per
mil.
IL" brg''r River * Il fin" stream for navi,,a.
i!"". wh"m '"r" is Il little rise. IL has BEG,
very i":i several 'i,'r.> the l'a~; WINTER Ou the.
1f "t last month, Nnrr,r. lie river WAS very
high ; and was Il tim. q { horror anil death 10 :,
:::"at u:any ciiz"',s of :i> COUNTRY, and either
paws. Til" ia" Ea"ic siran, h,:,, " i.c!, rurs
from H"h!!" NJ III 'l" inferior If the STATE. was
"n h"r'."w:'ward 'ri fr,H!,ic.l with cnilnr and
about SIXiE E.iiy" Passengers on h.,arI: s.,,u,.
; wh'r" la" far from bvln"l.v!:> al II ln:c hour
n :,
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EI. led HhllY

II" New York .t,uTmn ..f ,'"mm, 70. thu. c:.
fer. i: ;r.,,,... ..,,;,.. H., ;u.r,,;
,,,,, ,.;,,. ,r , ,, ;,..or.,,;, r. ;,
, '''' al -
'"e ''''>1'''r'''" '''<' me! are ~ IN vi"n-
aiion al i'uhli" law. wiiirii the chief Of the.
Police. l.n- -ianiii,.! ii intention TO force.
Soma, ,,;b,. r,..r. ,,r. ;r,l;... ,,,..., .,.,,
,'t ''t:'
- ''.1f ~" ''' ''''''' 7''' IL !" - pro-
!" h''N" IL 'hI Ari"r:i:y "i MUSE lhc
h''''r may lee l''' III n nutshell. Eve.
~ an 'a',ii''aE wan ""'i"I "!iaI
~ "''"S wax l'i'''c HE'>N,i h'.S have al,
~ ; D'," ,'.'' ''m,' necessarily u" ll"in"tivr
,",""'''''T. ms Is :" "'Ni"'i> that II may
,,,, ,'' granted although in'ma:"rS aud
,,,'i, W." W''h' I" h'ak" nI"""N "ut -! ,i."~.'
"''H '"'nN "'h''rwiS'. h" only ar:u.
'"'' va. '"'N .i"" -'I"! people. are those
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

AnnEV!ILE D!>rRICT.-I% EQUITY.
Fergus Hriiahon. anl wife, ct al. Bill for
W. Part ition,
O. l.. Earn, Jvs-r W ('arn. ct al. &c.
| / Ap:'ctru; I" my satisfaction that Arcli-
ha:l Young and " lie. Sarah, Sally Drcnnn,
l"rln"rly Sally Cam. Duncan Cam, Ohe'ialr
t'a'n AMI Polly Cam, children Of John Cam,
deceased. and Nancy Drrnnn. child of Ellen
i'rrnaa. t.rm"r.y Ellen Cam. Defendants in the
above stated case. reside beyond the limits Of
this Stale. "n motion Of Mrtiuwnn. Complain.
ants Solicitors
Ordered that said Defendants do appear. aud
plead, an"wcr ,r,nnr to said Biil of Com
i'!ai"l. within 'hrre niomihS from ,!,. uubiica.
ton hrr'":. or ii'c same vii be taken pro con.
.!t>%o aEai!'s, them.
WM. IT, PARKER. c.E.Ap.
Commissioners Office
AIrIi 20, Isis. { 81 3m
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Fine Strawberries.

W" arc Indebted II Ms t"l Marshall. for
~"nc d..:.nns Strawberries as lar:,. a.rl
':r' an'i ln:"v "a ever ri;".n,'l un!"r genial
>ki''~. a,:'! f'>'.ruy slrnw"r> T.."v ar. III.
growth %: HAT f.r;i!. -ar!,.! %: ,r .ir !aiy.
w!'"h every .>"r>n. >',.;!i- I" claim l. IL ~.
an! w!.vrv ti"ra .,:.! r":n.'',a vi: w.l r:l h
"',.,: III tn. ri,.i,n.s ,:il variety @. their o.
''.r!uGS. TE.y w.""w" L.i;..r. "f ii" variety
Of .l'r"y H''..!.i:ic, AZ! carly .'ira?.," a:,,:
~" - ,"'n,':H- Ia ia" >::.;.r IA tate H.
;'""'.'!: h:n,.:i""i!.i have ,;.-;r,,l
i"'":,i,,'c 10 tir,r". Ltt:,'.. !; i, r;rlt a:..i
i'"":r" certain -;;,:.~ !" L.. >...:i IA ami
:" ':;>ic:'-" t." !ih"ra.'" ia. ",.ri... .i:t. o!
i'r.v;'"i"". argues it:1ra:;:: l.. :, t:.r Gv,r al,
Il. Au'i iin'l;!.'.; vnl Justify ,i.
'.n"mt. We ;!.uk j, wn:.i! lac Il r..,: ur
.wi.'.ri.>, W IL, their ".u>ciuu~ r,.I," an.l
,.E"" m"riar."u., tempered with ...!a.c.I
cr.:,'I. I've !lrr-r!! cu;.!i MT have I.r.,.ur.,i
"a richer 'l"i"a"y ~ i'a.a,ii-... or lI,c at tn"
'"nr: ri Olympus. We >iIar",l. however. orr
good FORTUNE viii ir,..l WI" :i:, ..i,-u>-i,...
i';~ r"r:"n OF "a. i.a>:, wa> '!;l",-.i /" au;,t
the s.'m' ;rm.ml ":':'" with regard To In.
, ILrN"E. 1t Is ~: :u."nvrn;"nt bird lnu much
! H." "..", AN! got enough for lwn.'
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Hv Wli.iiAM HILL, Ia, Ordinary OF Able
viii" District:
yE'i!.:E!:.l%, David (" Hawthorn. has ap.
- pie! /" IA: Tor i..i.,S ui A.l,n;n;s,ra.
~. q" nj, ;'"'i >i.::,il'nr i!.. :."n aud ,h,:c,s
-:i:t, AN; "r'''i' II rin",h. i; Chandler, dc.
ceased! i";:u";''v "i the district aforesaid:
fh":" are, ttirr":nG, To ,i," ;.:.I :,muui,h all
"',I Sn."!ar th': kindred aud creditors of Ito
sad '!"r"a:ri 1" lr and appear before me. ut
oar mex: Dr.iInnrv'- court for The said District
:" la h''lvn ~ Ahi'rvillc Court House. on the
lhi'I t:;n day OF May, next. to show cause
f any, why the said administration should
not l." granted.
Give" under my hand nn,l seal, this
seventeenth 'ilv of April. in the year Of
our Lord "r,.. ,h.,,i.a:.i eight huu,irrd and
tiity-"i:hi, aai in he eighty y-sccuil year Of
American Independence.
". HILL, O. 4. d.
April 81, l;,:jS 81 OF
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Mr. pETrJGRy' ASD Mn Cp,rrrxn

Mr.. PErrIGRu ASD Mn. CRrrrENpES.-A state.
m"nt has been g" ing the rounds of our exrhou.
g"s to The effect that Mr.. Pettigrn had written
I" Mr. Cr''ttnden approving his position and
saying that it met the approval of the masses
at III" South Mr.. Crittenden very promntIv
contradicts the r"'nor in the following man
ner:
'In justice to Mr. Pettigru. I hastcned to saw
that he hns written to me no letter cnntaininy
any such statement. or anything TO the effect
that me "rroposition on the Kansas question"
was adopted or approved by the masses of lm
sehthdrn people
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STnAwRERRIEs.-The Savannah News of Mon

Day shys:
I'VE had the pleasure of receiving yestrr.
day morning from new source. "Myr,Ie
Grove Garden" two and half miles from
this city, 5usket of strawberries, and they
proved at fine in quality rs they were in ap.
pcarnnce, They We're sent us hy our old friend.
Mr.. WIN. Iluincs. late of Augusta, who has To-
cnted here, with the view OF establishing per-
muncntly n large garden aud fruit orchard, to
supply the local as well rs northern demand.
and heiuy assurInteI with one of our most
worthy Citizens DR.. j. n. s;chIey We trust the
enterprise Imuy he abnuJantly successful. rr-
eeivIng the liberal patronage Of The couhun.
ity."
Some of the fnrmers of this locality will COM
mence supplying the Augusta market to-day
or tomorrow. Mr. Phinister, near Dean 8
Bridge. is generally frst in market.
..f A1tgastd Constitu!ionoist.
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Th" l''.!"winG from .!., pen Of "x >',.na,n:
!lnnmi gan. Of i;;,:.:lna, viii lv appreciated l..
al:
We ranno: refrain i:,:a r.,i:,., ;lr atlrn,'na
# "j:r r.. i.:- !, tn. ...iir i,":!,.a.iv." o:
Pref. .. j. W""i l. w;i. he sect, that H.. has
Numerals certificates from persons ii the high
"as cl t:'rl:r, IL he the III .rit. Of his E.~,nra-
1.-Two. From i''',;lvr hE""lr.I.;: W. are also
cnab.v'! /" say ihat it i ia r""rv sense what,
:'r"':>srs 10 l'' a'l We !, 40. hrs:::. t, pro
n"'iAr" It the tiHc-' p:"rar:.!: :,n for the head
a"'i ::a:r which hiS, far. been devised bv
!I":nan Ingenuity. We have ) ."n it, arrr,,
threatened iAlln-.., AL r.'s'"rc 10 the heal
is original pr f!>i"a "f natural AM r,n.-v
hair. and whrn the latter l., been rrr.n.lnrr.
y ,inGc.i will! gray. have secs, il. l!k. .na-.
l., rr>i"r.. III: c"inrs n!y"u:!, aud health! The
'i, inSi>iin.c property nf ;hi<. III. .;', ,r,I
lv say. i;ilra.Ii"n, "t,.-tur.,ivc j. it it Give,
I" the person vino u>"s it tie SAN. head u.
HAIR they Wore IN y"uh thus acting in s:r;c,
compliance with the :i,.: AMI greatest of ii.
toilet III ,krrS--Natur". 80 one who has used
1t will h"-ia'. 10 unite wi u" il. his cs;:uuy
t" It's !'""iI:i' ncr;t --C3"iDy'ou (hsD P.o
prs Friend $"!i hy ali r's:'cc,ablc Druggists
IN "!lv and country.
Ari' -. 1875 - cow-lv