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SO u L II e A R 0LlN A
Lancaster District.

hinor CLINTON Executor In Equity Lam
Of A. Perry. caster, Hill Of
"a. ( lntsra!pal-,f
iiartslield Perry, ct. al.
IL appearing To the satisfaction nr the
Commissioner, that lIartsiield Perry, Re
becca Massey, Jane Hopkins, Matthew
Strickland, Williams Richards, Polly Rear.
den, Franklin Perry, James Baker, John
Baker, Henry Baker, Nancy Perry, Eliza
beth Gay, Elizabeth Cook, Elsey Virgins,
Richard Conyers, Francis Conyers, Nancy
Hicks, Mary Fuller, Elizabeth Fuller, Sarah
Williams, josiah ID. Perry, lIarwood Perry.
Elizabeth Harris, Nancy fIillsman, Thomas
Hall, Britton Hall, Adam Perry Hall,
Martha Penny Baker, TheodericS Fer
re!l, Elizabeth Slaughter, John Richards.
John f. Perry and SOLOMON Perry, def.n-
dants in above bill and case, reside without
the limits of this state. II is ordered on
motion Of Williams solicitor for complain
ant, that the said defendants (ua,ued afore-
sad) do answer plead or dcmur TO the bill
in above case on or before the 24b duv of
June 1858, otherwise judgement pro con-
fesso will be ordered against each and all
of them.
JAMES ii. WITIIERSPOON.
Com'r. Eq. L. ID.
March II, 1888, G-3m Pf 80.
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For Sale.

IsA OFFEP fJr sale, two Dwelling -
Iii Houses, situated in the village Of = I'LL
Lancaster with convenient lots attached: al
so, nne vacant LOT adjoining the others and
very desirable as 4 building lot. Oac Of the
dwellings front on French Street aud the
other upon Church Street. | will sell The
whole together, if desired. or | will sell
each separately.
The Houses are new and neatly finished
with all necessary out buildings and comvc-
niences for comfortable dwellings. Per
sons are invited to a strict examination Of
the premises, and Of TIC workmanship OF
the buildings, and Of the materials compo-
sing the same. and with the whole, am
disposed TO believe, that the most fastidious
will be well pleased.
will sell upon such terms as will accord
with the times, and purchasers may nave
any indulgence required upon good paper.
My address is Hanging Rock y. O. s. G..
JAMES NJ. INGRAM.
January 81, 1853 5o--tf
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SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
GENUINE PREPARATIONS.

HE SUBSCRIBER being agent by np,
l pointmcnt for the use Of most of the
following medicines, can warrant their gen
uineEcss, as coming direct TO him from the
proprie:ors.
Railways Ready Relief, Ready ResoIvent
HooflaRds German Bitters.
Jaynes' Family Medicines.
Perry Davis Pain Killer.
Carter's Spanish Mixture.
M'Lane's Vermifuge and Liver Pills.
Ayers Cherry pectoral and Cathartic Pills
Wistar's Balsam Wild Cherry.
Mexican Mustang Liniment.
Perrys Vermifugc or Dead Shot.
Rogers LIverwort and Tar.
Bardottes Sugar drops for worms.
Jew Dnvid's Hebrew Plaster.
Fanstocks Vermifuge.
Bailcy's American Vermiiuge.
South American Fc, er and Ague Remedy.
Helmbold's Extract Buchu.
Tarrants SeltZer Apericnt.
Browns Essence Jamaica Ginger.
Oxygeneated Bitters.
Rhodes Fever and Ague cure.
Brandeth's Bills.
Mofiatt's Pills.
Stror g's Pills.
Champions Pills.
leroy's Pills.
Sbaucnbergers Fever and Augue Pills.
J. J. McKAIN.
Camden, April 2l.-lO 3m
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Riot in Washington

AsHiNGToN, June Disorder and
"'oodshed are anticipated at tise election
Vo'day. A large quantity of muskets
f'i'u ammunition was seized bv the Police
on Saturday light, supposed to belong
10 one ol the prties.
WAsRlNGToN, Juno t.-The munich.
pa election to-day was tolerably quiet
mere was no general outbreak, but some
r'ot'ng from which it is reported that one
person was killed and others dangerously
injured. Many arrests have been made.
Affairs in New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, June S.-The CITY il
now quiet, and the Mayor has suspended
any further arrests, and al! persons who
nave been arrested have been discharged
from custody.
The majority Tor Mr.. Stith, the newly
elected Mayor, is 200.
The New Orleans Election,
NEW ORLEANS, June 8 s-The munich.
pal election which took place in this city
Yesterday, went for the American party.
St'ih, the American candidate for Mayor
was elected. The vote vas small
There is great rejoicing over the result.
There WAS nv luther disturbance during
she day. The Yigilants are still under
arms.
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S % L L Ii G. AROLINA
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
by james H. iPuherspoon Esquire Ord.
nary fO, said District.

by james H. iPuherspoon Esquire Ord.
nary for said District.
WHEREAS, Robert D. Montgomery has
applied TO me for Letters of Administration
on all and singular the Goods and Chatllcs,
Rights and Credits OF Jane Montgomery,
(widow) late Of the District aforesaid, de-
ceased.
These are, therefore, TO cite md adnon.
ish all and singular, the kindred and credi
tors of the said deceased, to be and appear
before me at our next Ordinary's Court for
the said district, 20 bc holden at Lancaster
Court House on the 25h day of June
inst, to show cause, if any, why thesaid ad-
ministration should not be granted.
{ ~ Given under my hand and seal
: I.S. this 10th day o. June, in the
~ Syear Of cur Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and fifty-eght and in
the S2nd year Of American Independence.
JAMES II. WiTIIERSiOON,
.. l.. ID.
June l6, 1853. i8-2t-p f 81 90
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The New Orleans Election.
Glass Meetings.

just before the close of the General
Conference, A. NJ. Shipp aud N. TaIley
proposed the following preamble and res
"Iu!l"n which was adopted
heredS, No off cia information has
been "'o before this General Conference
Si any general dissatisfaction with the in .
sualion OF Class, Meetings as now es:ab
ilS'ied in our Church and whereas, new
eTtheiess. statements have been made bv
several delegates 10 the effect that said
'neeungS have been neglected in MANY
portions OF the Cnurch therefore,
Resoioed, That the Colleg. Of Bishops
te requested To give The institution O,
C'ass-Mretings prominent place in the
proposed Pastoral Address to the M.tho
dist Episcopal Church, South, and to give
such advice and couasel on this general
subject as in their godly Judgment and the
circumstances ~ tte case may demand =:
and, also, to keep the institution promi
n%niIy before the Annual Confer. nces, h,
'nqu'r'hg carefully how far it is fosterrd.
aud Attendance pom it enforced.
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(JUST PUBLISIlED.)

V'Si iSohftoiEb.J
A Treatise OH Fcrmentcd Liquors, or the Art
of Brewing, Distilling, Rcctifying and Manufac-
turing Sugars, Wines, Spirits and all kinds of
Liquors, including Cider and Vinegar with
Wood Cuts. This work, which has been ia
vorahiy. reviewed by the n. Y.prss, contains
lOOG valuable dercctions in Medicine, Mctallvr-
gy, Pyrotcchey, Artificial Gunno, Cosmetics,
Artificial Gum Arabic, Artificial Gems Bleach
ing OF Shell Lac, Selling Wax, Cemcnts, Pas,es,
Cleaning, Cleansing and Clearing Materials,
Family Soaps, Starch Polish, Cologne and 9th
er ieriumcd Waters, Dentriaccs, Antique Oils,
Hair Dyes and Kestorcrs, Soldiers and Silvcrings
Varns',cs and Inks.
Price 81, mailed free by the author
DIX. l.. .FEUCllTWANGER. Practical Chemist
!i3 Maiden Lane, New York.
May l2th 1858. l3-em
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Special Notices.

Hoiio,sdy's PiHs-Ner faets.--Within the
last few months many cures Of surprising inter-
est and Of the most marvellous character, have
been accomplished by this ail-potent remedy.
We can say, on unquestionable authority, tha.
new forms and complications Of disease, which
had bafiied every effort Of the faculty, have
been subdued by the Pills with the CREATES:
facility. Bilious complaints, combined with
affections OF the lungs and terrible enfeeblement
Of the whole system, have been among the
cases which have yielded most readily to their
action. They seem t<.bs specially adapted to
the cure Of those disorders Of the stomach, Iv.
er, and bowels most prevalent In this country
TiO5l
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Paper Manufactorv.

EHE SUBSCRIBERS would ioformIhe~
4 pioprietors Of newspapers in South
md North Carolina, that they have now on
hand heavy lot of the first quality of
newspaper. and wiii fiiI al orders addressed
10 them with promphtudc and DESPATCH
They will deliver paper at ChaIloilc--war-
rented TO be of superior quaii;y--at the
preoedently low price of nine cents per
pound, cash, This they consider rare in.
duccment and oil interested would do wcl
to avail themselves of il, Address
EyIAS, Hii,i.iasS a. 60.
lincolulon, ~ c.
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WARLICK PLOW.

This is to certify that We have been using
the Wariick Plow for the lat twelve Or
eighteen months, and have no hesitation in
saying, and that " ith great propricty, that
they are far the most valuable plow Tc
have ever used, and in every particular they
far exceed the old plow stock in beng east
cr held and blowing deeper. In a word,
we would not 60 back TO the old pIow
stock for considerable amount and we
look upon it as Matter of great &c ,nomy
for any planter or fdfmcr to use them.
DIXON BARNES,
HENRY GOOCH.
LAS. NJ. INGRAM
Lancaster, June Q, 1858. l.tf
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HEALTH AND BEAUTY

How to be- the most beautiful woman in
the world. How to he more beautiful after
marriage, instead of more ugly, as most
wives now are. How to transmit your
beauty 10 your children without losing il
yourseif. How TO be swc Get without pcr.
inmr, cheerful without stimuIant. rosv with.
out rouge and radiant without paint. The
means are certain, within the reach of every
woman and are detailed with directions in
Letter to Ladies'" which will be mailed
prepaid to any address on the receipt of %
cents in stamp or American coin.
hddres, DIR. ~. |. CHAPMAN.
No II West 18th Street, New York
April 81, loft
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BILLY BowLEGs The New Orlenn,
Picay"ne has supplement with an engra.
wing and biographical sketch Of this noted
chef The last Kirg Of the Il, crglndes is
ere his ia his new home, West of Arkan
sas. and The "FIorida war" which has been
Kept mp, of aud on, for twenty three years
may now be considered az -, Ga end. The
difficulties with the Florida Indiins have
cost the United States one hundred millions
Of dollars
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N BW SPRING GOODS FOR 1853.

TIVE 81 I%CRIRERS
Public of
sto
stock consists n asG
Ladies Black
Stock : candw aso
Straw TriminT
OF j and
Swiss and NansOok Muins,
I,oir
vel t0ck of Goods
us I'd
WORTH
OF
sty
dwIe
tinga Harness.
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To Cotton Planters

INliE undersigned is prepared to sell Cot
Il ton Gins of the best quality Mt 81 per
saw. delivered at the Charlotte, York and
\. 4. X. Road landings. The advantage
these Gins have over those shipped from
other States is. that they will last longer !;
one set. of iibbs being equal Ia three, the
brush covered with tin instead Of cloth and
being more easily repaired and a, less OK.
p"nsr.
Reference, JoHN JONES, Liberty Hill.
JAMES VI. ELLIOTT.
Winnsboro' May 10, 1858. II-Gm
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XaELMD0LD'S GENUINE PREPARATORY
~ Cures Gravel Bladder, Dropsy, Kidney
Affections.
WfEbNBoLDs Genuine Preparation for Ner-
* vous aud Debilitated Sufferers.
NlrELABoLD'S Gcuuiue Preparation for Loss
TX OF Power, Loss OF Memory.
Hie ELMB0 Ids Genuine Preparation for DIFF
~ heuity Of breathing. General Weakness
gIf ELHBOLD'S Genuine Preparation for
~ Weak Nerves, Horror Of Death, TTem-
bling.
EsELMB0LD's Genuine preparation for Night
~ Swcats, Cold feet, Dinlness OF Vision.
jig fELMB0LDS Genuine Preparation for Ian
IL gour, Universal Lassitude Of the Muscular
system
I'm ELNB0LD's Genuine Preparation for Pal
~ I'D Counicnances and Eyuptsons.
yHrEENB0LD's Genuine Preparations Tor
~ Pains in Che Back, Headache, Sick ssom-
ach.
cX- See Advertisement headed
HELMBoLDS GENUINE PREPARATION
In another column.
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TIE MARKETS.
CIIAELEsroN, June u 1875

CHARLESTON, June u 1853.
CoTroN There was fair demand for
the article To day, and the transactions reach
ed 1866 5ales,aL easier prices for the better
grades, Middlng Fair selling at I2tc The
market closed unsettled, and prices irregu-
lar. The particulars of the sales nre rs
follows: 80 bales at l0i; 81 at lot; 30 at
l0i; 227 at 1t: 81 at II: 229 AT III.
225 at l2; and 52i bales at I2.c.
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The Friends Of Maj. ). Il. RurLEDcE
announce him candidate to represent the
District OF Lancaster in the lower branch
Of the next Legislature.
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LIST nF L.ETrFRs 8

Miss Jane Button, Pikc Brown, William
Hunter, a. Il. Gordon, w. G. Graham, Vii,
liam G. Graham, Mrs. T. r. Brown, Miss
Parmclia 8. Brown, JAS. II. Cosohsle ESQ,
w. S. Hagins, S. W. Umphry.
K. G. BILLINGS, y. N.
April %, Io--H
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

iuH and well selected House
!"rs WYE isam Nii Cherry Ayers Cherry co and pills Bndeh WHgh
@ "m mn o,"m iic Carriers Spanish Mjyur lmbo'Is Extract B""
WI"
Powders MolI IhonsoHin Medicines SC
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Franklin Aoademv.

TNHE EXERCISES OF THIS INSTI.
Il tuiion will commence on the Ist Mon
day in January next. The Trustees have
succeeded in retaining the services of MR.
SAM'L. MCCORMICK, whose proficiency
in teaching is surpassed by few. Young
men can be thoroughly prepared to enter
any Of the higher institutions of learning
in the Southern States. The Village is
very healthy, and there is not, Mt present a
grog shop or place where ardent spirits can
be obtained in it,
Boarding can be obtained as cheap "a at
other places in private families.
The rates Of tuition are the srme as
those in Academies throughout the State.
The Academy building is at present un-
dergoing thorough repairs.
The surrounding country will find here
advantages which will at least equal those
Of other places, and to our District are held
out such inducements rs We believe will Oh
viate the necessity of sending our young
men and boys abroad.
s. B. MASSEY,
Secretary.
Dec. ", 1907. i3-tf
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Announcements.
FOR THE LEGIsLATuRp

We are authorized by the friends Of ]
WILLIAMS, Esq, TO announce him candi.
date to represent our District In the next
Legislature.
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TH e IA cAsTER LEDGER.
Obituary.

Departed this life, at her residence in
Lancaster District, on the Goth may 1853,
Mrs. ELIZABETH DUNLAP, widow of the late
James Dunlap
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Nxw YoRK June 10 1858.

NNW UKk 'JUHP TO IbD6.
Cotton is declining. The sales to-day
were 900 bales at nominal quotations
Flour is heavy, and 1900 bbIs. We're sold
Wheat is firm. with sales OF 10000 BUSH
els. Corn is dull, and 10000 bushels were
sold. Spirits of Turpeniine is steady.
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FOR ORDINARY.

- we are authorized 10y the Friends Of !.
/. X. BELK, Esq, to announce him n can
didatc for Ordinary ut the ensuing election
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Kenzie,s Patent Water Filter.

TINiIE BEST FILTER KNOWN FOR
l. Family use has given he highest sat
iNfac,ion for many years ; is scientific
in, construction, portable durable, and
cheap. Ii renders rain water perfectly pure
and sweet, making cisierns more economi-
cal than wells, and avoiding the diseases
arising from the hard water of lime. st one
regions. Five sizes retail from SO to Sl2
dollars. Wholesale 10 tho trade ut the
usual discount. Can be forwarded safely
any distance. Formerly made by J. f.. Che.
ney g. Co.; made now only by JAMES
TERRY e. CO, at the old stand Of J. T..
c. 81 Co. State Street, Rochester. ". y
For descriptive circulars address James Ter
~ e. Co,
June 10, ls-3m.
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The Fneuds Of y. II. HAMMoSp, an
nou3eo him candidate for Ordinary for
Lancaster District
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ANSON HOTEL,
marlborough, North Carolina.
BY
J. B. TwITTY.

SOLE PROPRIETOR OF ANSON
HOTEL, respectfully solicits n liberal share
Of the patronage Of the surrounding coun
try and travelling public.
Has procured the services Of m oYpedi
tious aud experienced
BAKER, OR CULlNARiAN,
who Is "Chief Cook aud Bottle Washer
will cook at the shortest practicable notice
al! kinds Of Fancy Cakes, for wedding and
conversation parties, etc, etc.
Will keep his BAR-ROOM regularly fur
nished with the best Religious, Literary and
Political papers,
J0RDON, the faithful and well.known
Ostler Is ever at his post, One aud all,
come and see.
Jan lst 1883 i7-tf
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Dec. 0, 1887.
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A Book for the Million

=, NV'H Is IIY' u.
March II, 1853, G-3m pr &
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Join Col. Wright in eve days his father would

join Col. Wright In 1--WE days his father would
be hurg. .s's'.---
But, Yesterday, Qualchin and his wife-horses
gaily caparisoned moved into our camp, when
this head devil, who, by his acts has spread
three years, and made this region one grand bat.
| tie field, was taken prisoner. And truly the
"stTong man was humbled''-a large, stalwart
strong flame, armed with rife and revolver. he
| resisted eight strong men of the guard detailed
| to bind him, and battled to the last.
But his fate was sealed. Fifteen minutes after
| his capture, II was determined that he should
prowl the country no longer-and a scaffold be
| ing erected be was hung without friend or
| sympathiser. The whole Indian camp re-echoed,
| "just," "just." He had but his deserts. His
wife was let 90 free.
PEACE WITH THR PKLousx TRIBk.-The same
Correspondent Of the Oregonian writing from
Camp Taylor, on Sake river, under date Of Oct
| 1, 1858, says:
Wright arrived at this point to-day, and will be
| followed by the second and last column to- NOR.
| row, under the immediate supervision Of the
Colonel.
You last heard Of the general movement of the
| expedition Of the south forth of the Spoken,
whence the troops, marching southwark in the
direction of the Pelouse for three days, halted
and were met by large band Of Pelouse Indians
| suing for peace. These were accompanied by
about twenty five lodges Of renegade Nez Perce<,
who had fought Col, steptoe, and who were en-.
| gagged in all the battles fought by Col Wright
Here the Indians again met with condign pun
| ishment. The Colonel, assembling them, de-
| manded the murderers Of the miners on Pelouse
| In early Spring Of the present year; when they
imme diately surrendered, and in the presence Of
the assembled tribes the Colonel ordered them to
| be hung.
He next demanded the men who had stolen the
Government cattle, during the month Of July,
from the Walla Wslla; and SO perfectly subdued
have they become, thai they, too, without besi-
fancy, were given up, aud met like fate; and the
| Colonel, pointing to these men thus hung, told
| them that a similar fate awaited each and every
| trans2ression Of the tribe in all time to come.
| He then demanded a number Of hostages, and
| told the remainder to disperse to their hunting
and fishing grounds and that IL they continued
faithful, In the early Spring written treaty OF
peace would be made.
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Warrington Territory-Clese Of the Indian
War.

The Portland papers Coming down to the 10th
inst brought by the Cortes contain no news OF
interest, save in regard to the closing scenes OF
the Indian war
PEACE WITH THE C2uR p'ALESRs AND Spo-
kASs-A correspondent Of the Oregonian, writ.
ing from camp on Steptoe's battlefield, under
oa,e OF sept. 25, says:
You last heard Of our movement at Com,
d-hiene Mission. At that point the expedition
uhder Col. Wright tarried for four DAYS Tbe
CPur d'Alenes having sued for peace, the Colo.
mel granted them their request. taking Ave nr,s.
oners and eleven hostages for the future good he.
haviOur Of their tribe <o'" "e-
Moving rom that point on the 18th instant NV
the southern edge or C9ur d'Alene Lake and bv
the C9ur d'Alene and ST. Joseph river. w.
reached the Nedwhauld Greek on the ODD wbere
we met representation Of IO7 Indians-Snotans
lls-despierres, Surpoils, Mes Perces, and atber.'
all asking for peace. A council was held wben
all Government property being given nm and
four hostages given for the future good bebavio,
Of the people with their women, peace was
granted them.
QuALcHIS HANGKp.-Just after the counc,I
the great leader In hostilities Ouhi made his m,
pearance at our camp, when he was inmed lately
arrested and ironed, and Is now our prisoner. On
questioning him, he replied that his son @ ualchin
was on the Spokan with his family and his
brother TEXAS. Immediately an express Was sent
forward to say to Qualchin that Il he did NOT
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PERSONAL

-; J. w Shehan, Esq, the editor Of the Chi
cage Times, Is now preparing the life Of stephen
Douglas, which will be published soon sfIs,
me adjournment Of the next session Of Cong res.
49,; very serious diriculty exists between
& luton, Es9 Of the Lynchburg vIrginian.
published in the same city.
, don.,, ~, refers College, at Troy, has received
handsas o. very valuable piece Of land, one
nnoIeo Iset oy one hundred and thirty onno.
c.e,oI portion OF its grounds, from Thomas B
-, A. IoLeh OF respect, and to CRAFTY the
aging desire Of worthy Clergyman m. In ,n y,
me I nitarian Church In East Csmbridus , =,
toiIed for half an hour during the fune,,i
oihey Lawrence Carroll, late priest Of 81 Josn,s
Catholic Church. 'ohn
-. rumor has been current In Canada ,h.,
Lofos 6rosvenor and CsYeDdish and Mr. Ashley
VIC are now on the western prairies on q huntiny
- had been attacked and killed by n
Sri,i.b eoS ,oI. :. i.disn. disPa.ch from the
resi Pilot, says thai there ia no rss.nn 80 Sh,
We SAFETY OF the gentlemen named. ''''
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SOUTH CAkoLlSA Politics .-Resolutions were
introduced into the Senate of south Carcl,n,
on Friday, declaring that the constitution of m,
United states contains no grant OF power to in.
terfere with the commerce Of foreign nation.
therefore, that acts Of Congress purporting Il
prohibit the slave trade between foreign conn.
tries are unconstitutional, null and void; also
that the act Of Congress declaring the slave trade
piracy, inasmuch as 1t purports to convert into
piracy what Is not so In the nature Of things or in
the sense Of the constitution, Is unconsttution
null and void.
senator Maseyck made strong speech in favor
OF tne resolutions, declaring Congress mi BIT ju.
~en MAKE the trade In coffee piracy as the
.ue IN siaVes' and disputing the right Of the
Chi'so states vessels to interfere with the slave
trade between foreign nations.
Inc resolutions were referred to a COMMITTEES
on Federal Relations by vote Of twenty. aye 20
thirteen, which is considered fatal to them