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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-02-06
Pennings and Clippings.

sVi cao VI uo'ic p"'ioinss' Puol'sheo week DC
.''o i''S', 0n error appears. for the amount
due by the treasurer read S6S.07, instead of
|Y D"S J"9.'S0 ~ '''o = iio''Su!oF
S;n"' hin, '''' 80 "'0 NOV s'i's'o WIN
VI -, =, lSh,oAo 'oN AN' 'oohpiIN-,hh ne
NJ - ",r"u"'oo Uc ,no 'o'''', -,
IVY, IT, r., trDD",e ~, W. 'n"' .'sst'''' "evU -
years. lie was an old revolutionary soldier,
" tl,at t.;o, ,,,o,,,s.a,,iIan ~ ''''
iNroRrANr'---l lo-norrow never comes
DEAD.-Rchard Sondloy, ESQ. an esti-
mable gentleman, aged SO years, died sud
denly in Columbia, of disease of the heart, on
the 9th ult.
SovTu CARo11NA R,upoAn Tho INCOME
| Of this rood f,, tI,o e1 Ato 900 90 ,,,
the oxnendt,ros S7Oa oG7 90 loov;ro., oloor
nroft Of $40 584.S3 Tboro 10 dcGc;orc,,
s,,,,,,..,i m. a.. co.., Iro
Sc, created by the short crop Of cotton and
the cgencral monetary embarrassment.
A MouNrAIs OF GLAss.-Thiugs are not
done by halves in California. The land Of
/
goio mas a'so ii'ouN''',' VI s,'9e' " i"!Se
',~o, So an, MANI npony vcors
=, ---7- 4
NE oNiihp STATES AND JApAN.--A corI
l1'O y. ''io iniiuuolPn'n 1"qf''erwfi,-
ing .. 'ne 'isi' OF me United States steamer
noroso lrod 49, s,,.' ~
Wosbincton,s h;r,t. .d,, o,,1 -, a., - or =
July. ~ 80 ~ VI
said ,na,. no c,,,ad ~, ~, '''oN' - 80
Glare los Etollo rbo w. 4,o,,a',n,to,, ',' a.u
fortrno 70 hoa,on ...'.s :, PoiteN . ,",
como th;thor :, an;a,.;.o '''' p"U i'"'
r = - -
.A NoNiDA ANpiANs'---A private letter
DSn, Iooolleo NJ III tlis clty Yesterday, from Fort
nfooNe' 1ainpo' oateu january ~ states that
~ VI '.O",'"oS "''0 oi''N' iro"'
,;ow - ;nd,,oo tho r,,.;1s IT -
crate.
p O. 49,
! ted q. s. Senator from Iowa
O.
-. 0''''' ''sol '''e ts' ilS''
U'''''' WOO '''''''S7 V-lo ~ lo1 - ioS Por io'
LIEUT.. GEN. ScoTr.-Thc Union confirms
the statement that it is in contemplation at
! the War Department To disnotch Lieut. Con
Scott to the Pacific coast with view of ar
ranging for military operations against the
Mormons from that side.
Rrrusrp.-At New Orleans ON tho o7,b
ult. the Grand Jury refused to find q "trnc
l y
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-02-06
Successful.

At nm election held for sixth Warden of
the town of Walhalla, Mr.. D, B1gMANy was
duly elected.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-02-06
state Agricaltural societY.

We are authorized by the Secretary of
the State Agricultural Society, to say that
the Premium list for the third Annual Fair
of this State has been revised and amended,
aud willin a few days be ready for publica-
ton. The only variations in any of the
departments necessary to be made known
Immediately to competitors, are in the fall
crops The corn premiums are SO altered
as to run thus:
Largest crop corn on 20 acres, $50
Largest crop corn on 10 acres, 20
Largest crop corn on acres, Is
Largest crop corn on | acre, 10
To be given on resuscitated land--i.- c.,
land which had been exhausted by cropping
and restored by good management and ma
nure., A premium for the largest produc-
ton of cotton on one acre, with mineral or
foreign manures, same requisition on do
mestic manurcs. Also a premium of $50
to be awarded to the farmer or planter who
produces She largest nett crop per hand,
all things considered.
The Executive Committee have endcay-
ored to embrace everything valuable OF at
troctive, and Ito offer every indictment for
our people to give evidence of their skill,
taste, industry, energy, as well as the in,
dustral resources of the Palmetto State.-
| We sincerely hope that the next annual
festival may eclipse all the rest, and that
we may have general gathering of the
| clans from the mountain to the seaboard-
combining the charms and amenities of so
cal Intercourse with the display of agri-
cultural wealth and mechanic skill.
| The late financial pressure, which has
shaken the commercial world to its centre
and brought wholly down some of tho
strongest commercial and manufacturing
establishments, has swept over the South
and left it comparatively unscathed. The
agticulturist stands firm and sound amidst
/ the general wreck. They have plenty to
eat and plenty to wear, and little laid up
for a rainy day Cdroliniam.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-02-06

TERMS.-Si. so per Onnum, in advance. If
payment bc delayed until after the expiration of
the year, $500 For six months, rs cents, in
advance. ,...
advertisements inserted at the usual rates.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-02-06

AN IRrsH GAHTafAN',s Loa1c. Id WHY
dcycu drive such a pitifal los,lsiin ny carcass
as that Why don't yon putin heavier
coat OF flesh on hinP q A heavier cont
Of aesh by the powers, tIle poor creature
can hardly carry whatlittle there il On him
.nowlDtse. ~ .@ps -
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-02-06

TIE SAyANNAH BANKS ABoUTTo Re-
sUME Specie PAYMENT. 1--WE are graft
fed to learn from what we regard as q reli-
able source, (says the Savannah Georgian
that it was unanimously resolved, at a meet
ing yesterday of the Presidents of the
banks of this city, to resume the payment
of specie on the first day of June next. or
at an earlier day, if they can obtain the CO..
operation of the banks of Augusta and
Charleston. We also learn on the same
authority that since the passage of the late
law, the banks of Savannah have been con.
stantly endeayoring to place themselves in
aoondition toresume at an early day. We
hope that the community will feel the relief
anticipated, though some there arc we
know who are not without fears atwbilst
this step will restore the character of the
banks and stop much irritation against
them, the stringeney of fhe money market
will be increased Whatever NAV bo tIe
fcsult the bsuks will consider Chat tIev
viii have thus discharged their duty. %
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-19
NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 49, 1858.
BOARDING AND LODGING.

VI1ANTED-BY GENTLEMAN, THE SECOND FLOOR,
w eiser partially wholly Furnished lighted by gas q
rs class house with exclusive Of bath and water closet
simple breakfast and the attendance Of man serysn. 70,
Nayerey place. than Tenth street. and ON The west
side Of broadway Boar ling house keepers need not notice
&
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-19
sEGARs.

VuE sgCKE CAUsEp RY TIE FINANCIAL PAM
has cot su disappeared yet have stu many inv1ice
~ sprsrs IN hsni ia Inret he closed ou even " sold
panic pricee." Wholesale caHb buyers are nVfcf oit
snIne nv = II q. CHEMkS, d Broadray
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-19
Nav PUBLICATIONS.
f,BuBBISG THE HOME JOURNAL
UITI llFE AZ an A Tfgra

CLUBBIHG THE HOME JOURNAL
~ WITH TIE MAgAZTNES
NORRIS \ wILLIs's BONE JOURNAL for The rear
1854 either Of the following three dollar for the
period will be 10 he address Of subscriber Tor
four dollars, 10 be paid in sdvanee, viz
The Journal and the knckerbo.hrr Magazine Har-
pers Magazine Enersons Magazine pubfshd In he city
1ort. one
The Home Journs AMI ehw 60, eys fady'p Boob Ora
hams Magazine pubs ed in phisdelphsD for rear,
The BONE Journal srd either Bakwoods Magazine, Edn-
burg Review North British Review, Westminster Review,
the ondon Quarsrly Review lrepubrshed In this city,
siS per annum eatie by Leonard Scott Coz, for one
The Home Journal and Dcksnss Tousaod Words pubhsne
NJ rs annumI for yeas, for.
The Home Journal and nc cayoa published monthly, q,
per snnuml for one yssr, for
lie Home oufnsl and me Atlantic Monthly published IN
Boston NJ ~ per anrum fcr one year, for ~
orders enclosing the amount Addressed 70 Norris Wii-
No i0 Fulton street will receive prompt attention. The two
periodicals ordered viii be ser 20 different addresses DE-
sired ny arrangement rth the editors OF the Homo
yournN tho proportions Of te NAMED magazines viii
furnish Subscribers with them hey trec
tons 10 do from this establishment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-19
FRENCH aDvEsTTsm8ENTs

TYNE CUTsINTERE FRANCHISE MUNTE DE BONNIE
L recommendations ,roryeTa - placer de suite dams
bO1ne fanie S'adresser No l Madison avenue eDtr
ia 3lme 81 32nne rue.
TYNE PILE AIIEMANDE DESIRE Sc PLACER CON
ms femme de chsm1rs ct c)udre. dams famille anne
ricainp Eiis mnnie Dc bonnie recommendations. Sa
dresser IS oh g, near ffih Az.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-19
sNTELiJaGNCK OFFICES.


FAMILIES AND OTHERS CAN OBTAIN EXCELLENT
servan Immediately, wages 70 suit all, at The
Domestic institute and Home is 1lth corner Of Oh
I'VE This abundance Of CIVIL capable
help. Conducted BY respectable American ssdy.
THIRST CLASS MALE AND FEMALE SERVANTS FOR
situations Of every description In city and country Eng
iish. German, Irish, &c.. be obtained At MORRIS
COHNERT A cos. S3 broadway, entrance on trankhn
ST. Wanted there English Pro girl for the Nuniry
yxvAN1ED-FoUR MRN FOR STEAMERS, THREE
w porers clerk for coachman clerks
for dry goocs for grocery brakeman
man and wife far boys for ard
girls with families. Apply 70 GILLEN CO. No g
Vast broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-19


who general business taen and who Keep
and s~cpnd bookteepsr occasionally Ad
Heel Herald ohce stating previous enc 10y ment
larry expected and references
rI,o Law STUDENTS DESK ROOM SPECIAL IN
sruc'iOn In studies snd small compel eaon gwen, for
hour daily copying Address win reference Jurspru
uyArTRD-Ar ACTIVE VAN, TO ENGAGE IN
w The rsebi kind Of person
r~are least 80 per week without riskinr single cent
rhe business and monopoly 81 the thire CITY and
Raie. Inquire at S35 Broadway, room IS
yxylNrEp-oNE OR rwo YOUNG NV As SALES
Rerah stating reference and VIA salary expected
NAMED AN AMERICAN MAN. WITH SOME
w mean< ~ be deposal b. engage IN genteel snd lucra
eve business elual 10 Agents need apply Ad
dr,ss NJ, bon 10 Herald ofhce.
IlrANTED-A GENTLEMAN CONNECTED AS PRO.
w prietor or Otherwise with fashionable establish
sni for Tublic enter Anuep 30 undertake all The
Tor giving ~ class entertainment Apply BY letter
20 Drainaicus Dor Broadway letter Office.
ylTANTED-A BOv. 10 OR u YEARS OF AGE TO
attend In segar store, American preferred Inquire
rrGNTrp-NFN TO FURNISH SPOONS &C. APPLY
w cornsS Of Jay and Water SIS Br"oklyn
WANTED rNMEDrATELY-A REsPFCT tBiE YouNp
rsht business PAYING from si2io fs per wsek Apply
snedstsy 10 neeknsn street up stairs room No after
~ An
yIkNTEp-sN FxPERIFNCEn RoOE HHFPER Atso
w ou dr1t co'eror fApph ~ af Aer 1h.n Jerks
F~oi.c'iye srercy So Fuh0n n hro0ss r .n 70 SIT
.lauous procured for resper'anif ~ "
VrAFYFB-A Roy VINO ..nrr.ft tns 'N 50
w oys re eon Nole hsr a II /. N.1Itis
syscr saloon 81 sfh Az
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-19

c200 -wAsTEp, SMART BUSINESS NAN, AZ
COO. partner less capital will be taken capital
much object the right kind of None
call but those Who prepared aud ready
~ suited. Apply at Ill Nassau street, No up
stairs, 'front.'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-19

DENNsYlvANTA RAILROAD
The great central route 70 ne West Time At Fast 80
fare and freight low all times BY
For passage contract FIRE
New York any point in the entire West call at ibe
company ONCE, No. 2Asbor House. New York.
J. L. hLf.lO1 I. Passenger Agent
LEIGH CO.. Freight gents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-19
NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.

M W NUNh MD UAhI4IsW
IN ARRArGHNxrr.
Commencing Wednesday, January 1853
Trains leave the depot 81 White and Centre streets
New York at
1904 Mall for Albany, stopping q, wismsbr,dge and
all stations north
s@p. NJ Express for Albany stopping at the principal
stations only.
stations
Trains leave the depot corner Of Twenty street and
Fourth avenue, New York 1T
sls NJ For wliamsbridge, stopping all intermediate
stations.
Il3OA VI White Plains do. DO
2mP. NJ. Willarsbridre, do. DO
500 NJ Mllsrion Stopping at wnlamsbridge and All In
termedlaie stations norh.
sMP NJ Croton Fsls stopping a; all intermediate stations
bDP W. Williamshrdge, do. DO
Returning, trains leave Albany for New YORK at
T5A NJ Mali, stopping at al sslons north of and a. VII
hamshridge.
saS p. r. Express stopping at all principal stations.
4 CAMPHEl.. Rupe tutendeut
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-19

DRY GOODS, 40.
L,ISAL CJosISG or COLUMBIAN HALL. no. IN
Only week -.
The assirpces s the compelled 20 close ou
the entire balance OF the stock ~ dry sosds wrnn
time and win give The sreaest tlnds OF bargains
Dress Toods,
lace yoois broideyic- 10
Also the cpfre store fixtures anil furnture lor %e ~
mere now orires make clearance ana give p"~es
sion 10 adams 4 Spencer, carpet dealers.
I,AyIty LINEN GOODS of FIRST oLAss QUALITY,
oon.is,ing of pillow neus table linens lowell
nr naphne abucks diaper, lawns snn a o,her kpds
OF linen goods constantly kept for sale on me mos reasons
BILE p4ices al -ox ,rxru eropr
-lap roeduav above Asor place east side
''' J. o. Mff,IIKgN \ Co, Proprietors
.,pRINa MANrTILAS 1854
~ We are now ready exhibit 70 wholesale buyers DOR
sny,ng ,nportatic~ and Manufacture of
'fe Manillas circulars &c.
invite epecal attention W e1ten tive variety Of
French chantfy and supure points shswl. &C. which
we Offer ~ very low pri.es y r. MILLS co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-19
CpRrNa AND SUMNER DRY GOODS

CPRTNG AND SUMNER DRY GOODS
- sale Al retail by the
Assgnecs or George b. williams a Company,
For he pas ment Of creditors,
AZ provided BY deed of Assignment
The entire balance Of chiefly OF importation Intended
fer the ensuing spring and for the conve
nisnce n st" irow T6i BrosiFsy, 70 be store -.
40 NoadW rr'- ~ 'isNtnnrd street ia now selnnss
trrrIa o purchasers aud FAR below the coaI
" mp'l'eru o icca apeedy c.arance 70 settle MP tno
s0alrs ~ i TO- ralIf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-19

TRAvELLEHs oUIDE-
HUDSON RIvEK RAnRoA n EMPRESS rRAIn
III for Albany and Troy stopping principal ssions
uectiug Western and IAns eave Chambers
street Il ~ and II ~ A n. and 4 as p. "
AZ SMITH. Supertntaodeps
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-19
HORSES AND CARRIAGES,

NOR sAIr-h BLACK HhMfLTON1AN HORSE. ljts
bands high iro IN ess than hree minutes warrant
81 sound without fault bemisb Of kini.
The owner having him will sen cheap Tor ash
harness and wagon wanted. Apply al SO Pearl ree'
corner Of tm.
uoRsFe rOR SALE FOR SALE, TUE FINEST PAIR
III Of carriage horses IN years old anI -
hands high. Apply 81 private static II vesry street
TWO HORSES FOR sALE-ONE BROWN MARE. l5s
hands high years Old price 80; the other hnfsome
bar pony old prize IS would be handsome Tor
boy Apply al 20 "hver street.
Two HORSES FOR SALE--ONE GOOD CART OR
wagon horse ltk hands high years old price fi0 tho
ober low priced Ia hands hi an stout bu prtee 80, would
be spendh on farm. Apply "a Cherry street.
U1hrTED-A BROWN. BLACK OR GRAY HORSE.
w nas tail ul ISL hands high good driver kind, gentle
aud IF mus be fast rsvele~ And used vD4R
double u. bit Ard not afraid Of anything. pur-
Tor such horse n warranted way, be
found BY addressing Stating lowest cash price J. Herald
once
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-19
DENTISTRY.


nRrTwT7Y-TEETH EXTRACTED IN TEN sfCONDs
~ without the SLIGHTEST pain By aud original pro
freezing This admirable system pracdced ~
me only. Reference given rel'rred
DR.. q. bURKfN, $50 Canal street, near Wooster.
7 ooK. %. r. n BAKFR DENTIST. At NO CHRIS
ophcr street plAees his ARTIFICIAL teesh tsrrie nr w ses
only rvaed by nature In beauty and sefnnes per cent
cheaper than other Advertising dentist All WORK
raned. and references OF hishes respecabity gwen.
rroorHoTGGY DIR MANsoH's BEAUTIFUL GUMo.
tvpe teeh pee uarly adapted for ladies' Teeth gcl1
o. whole sets SIS; silver low as cold nlled teeth VI
NJ Post Cling 90 cents American Dental Institute.
80 Thrty sccond street Eighth avenue. established
1870 Pour premiums received. Special reception hours II
toa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-19

ANTHOLOGY
q cLAIRvoYANTs.--MRs HAYES THE MOST CELE.
u brsied ssfu medical and business carvoy
IN America The and whereabouts absent friends
ecly told. All diseases discovered and cured RssdeCce
36s Broarne street between Elizabeth and Mott street
IN SPRING sTRFET-CLAIRvoyANCE eyy
IIO koIR. The most suessssfnl medical ind bu auess
osrvoyani IN Ameuta Consultations 6usin
absent rierdt lost properly, &c and Satisfaction pay
Gray hair resior,d 70 ws original color without fail
e 2 OnQ REWARD 10 oFFrRrD TO ANY PERSON
SD.VUU vbo ran surpass Madame CLIFTON giving
correct al events through e particularly
losses awsuis AMI IN fact all business matters. She as0
All diseases in heir fnms particular
v The worst cnses of rheumatism All persons who are ~
fc,ed on IN trouble would DO well TO call and this ura
iy e,hed lady Residence l22 Spring street
NSIss A W SNOW. TTE Celebrated BUSINESS
Ni clsrveysn be consulted AZ Der Residence " 80
Greene street No nd hOor She Will huf absnn
friends trace lost so,en g)ds advise on business give
eeiinealons ~ chafsete &C.
NOTICE MRS. FLEURY. sS BROoME STREET
~ rvs true Information all events ~ life BY De glass
Of the planets answers questions on business marriage
shsenf friends &C. by magnetism. Speaks French English
or German.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-06-26

bulk Of the American continent. Thc.e men @c.i,rc3.
E.y oa .tor sde. What shall Prevent Us FROM buying
them five want lhem? In fact, there cannot be 'an.
other America" When "God sass every Thing that
he had made that "t was ycry good, and the
heavens and lho eaul we're finished, no seems tc
have been content with but one Africa and ou
.Iven'c, Tbc wiadom Of British philanthropy has
NIoNc dl.cOycled lhe mo- iLH Lur NNoLhon
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-06-26

A SINGULAR BEMG.- There is a girl now on cybi-
bition at ST. Louis who is certainly an odd creature
She is beyond doubt the most extraordinary and
wonderful female at present existing or of which any
account has ever been given, being q much greater
curiosity than the Siamese Twns-she having but
one body, though two heads four arms and four legs:
every feature and limb prepossessng and perfect not
even the shadow of delormty in aay manuer pcrccp-
tible about her
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-06-26
COMMUNICATED.
MASONIC CELEBRATION.

The 2ih Inst was celebrated by The Fraternity In
this place. and but for the rain II would have been
all that could be desired on expected. Large NUM-
bcrs of both SEXES were III attendance. The lrcth-
rcn formed procession dressed IN appropriate rcgalia.
and marched, with music to The beautiful grove III
the enclosure Of the Sillimun Institute. Tha oN-
ercses opened with prayer from the Rev. J. = Smith
but just he had closed the rain began 10 fall when
the company had to dispcrsc ana take shelter in the
Institute and other houses near by. when the rain
ceased, the company repaired 10 Tie new Prcsbytc-
rian Church, where the Rev. II. IL. Lewis delivered
an address conceived in the happcs taste aud with
that case and coquencc for which he i ~ iu4ty ccl-
obraed in this community. The audience were per-
fectly delighted, and listened with the most profound
interest throughout lie was repeatedly chccred n.
he proceeded. When he had concluded The process
siou was again formed, and marched to partake OF
rich and sumptuous dinner. prepared IN nn opcn but
well shaded lot in another part Of the town. There
were three tables, spread with good things, and the
company had just gotten fairly under way to cniay
them, when the rain again descended IN torrents. and
every one had to run for place orshccr. whore The
dinner was taken and distributed in such way that
all partook. and none went away dissatisfied. only
regrctng that the rain bad come ut 50 unpropitou.
moment for the general enjoyment.
At night, a splendid ball came OF at Sturgc1 Sa-
loon, where the youth and beauty Of this parish ana
many from other places assembled 10 enjoy lhc dance
and pass few happy social hours. No BALL. WA cg-
er better conducted, passed or more agrccably 10
those who attended it,
Thus ended the celebration Of The 2ih: long to be
remembered
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-06-26
AN ACT RELATlvEyo Jrplclh ADVERTISE.
THE WEATHER. CROPS. Ere.

The weather has been rather uufavorabe fore
ton for the past Week heavy rains having fallen
every day, and from present appearances likely 10
continue for some days TO come The plant is grow
ing too rapidly, and WILL when dry weather sc. in.
throw of its forms. Corn is fine, and unless injured
by storms must make in abundance.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-06-26

TROOPS RECALLED FROM UrAu.-Thc National Intel
hgencer' ofthe l4th inst says; We learn that Lieut.
Gen. Scott on consultation with the secloiay Of War.
has sent, orders by express to turn back large po-
ton OF the troops now moving in the direction of
Utah. The immense magazines ofsuppIios WILL how
ever, be forwarded to Utah as considerable bode
of troops will be kept there for some time to come
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-06-26

Es~We learn from the Natchcz Conricr that Chris
Church, at church HILL Jefferson county, Miss, wat
consccrated on Sunday, the 18th inst, by the Rgh
Rev. Bishop Green, Of the diocese Of Mississippi
The Courier learns thatthis church is one orthe most
beautiful in the State with amnle accommodations.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-06-26

SOUTHERN UNvERsIrEs-Th catalogue ofthe Uni
versy of Virginia contains the name of G33 marlcn-
lated students. OF whom 38 are from Louisiana, We
observe that nine are from free states The Uniyer-
slty of North Carolina numbers 4GI students,
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-06-26
TIE DUTY or OUR GOVERNMENT

crnmeut 10 define with di-inctncss ana an cnnh,
sis which no power will hereafter misinterprc n,
principles Of foreign policy
with regard 10 The search of American vessels car,
ried out with such pcl-stency as TO render IL cerlo,
tlm ii Is tha result ordcbcratc orders issued bv ,ho
British Government II Is difficult 10 see how the uucs.
ton thus raised can he brought to an amieablc so,
! tlcma1i We arc assured by the British organ i,
/ Sew York. the Albion, that England will bv M
malu rrlnqii-h The righ TO visit vessels sailing nm.
der the american lag AND as Gen. Cass has alrcodv
d',tiuaiy informed Mr. Dallas flat the dsavowal or
all .uch p"tru.on- must hn the first preliminary To-
ward. nttlcmon, Of Che question. evidently one Of
/ tlc two government. must rcracc lis steps. That
1 lla m4 unqualified inyolability of the American
tlag will hc Insisted upon by government ut ali
hazards is as certain from the known character, prin.
cpl" aud nnocalcots Of tho President and his Cab.
met, as from The unanimous feeling of the people,
who would with The uuonimity Of one man, rcbukc
any lgsinney or puslauimity on tlc subject with
determination tIRt nothing could Withstand
The proceedings and thc tone Of the American
pre- evidence the gratifying tart tat IN reference to
tho Gntrlgns on our commerce there is but ono
opinion II II evident that nothing short of di,a.
yaNal or thaaa uef- ly the British government. with
indemnity 70 III. N1cacr-. oud ne uncquiyocal alnn.
dama ur tln assumed raht of visit. will either
.ui#ty tha administration II NE country
lnai n, an4 Wiil araadr N tho-n terms wc con.
iIm lthiy improbable. Tlora viii bc elaborate
wurd a.nnna anl diplomatic aophi.try With homi.
it#- W l.hau,r.uI ,ls -ae trade Which England,
oan ulIy hn. Iu,ndundor hernoaa. ma withou INV
at Hp. "n i"r rn y urpre. wlh every assurance
tH0 0a au..a.a m.ul w or.rIaaIiu1 our vessels.