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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-09-30

WHERE'S THE PHGNIx Pit has not appeared
in this quarter since Election. Dorr, we are
afraid it is a great sin you will have to answer
for, in SO canish a manner depriving the people
of that 9 bright and shining light" of old
Whiggery. Perhaps the Secretary of the de-
funct Vermont State (?) Agricultural Society is
up to Burlington, canvassing with the Roman
Catholic editor of the Times for a Private Sec.
retaryship to the Governor, or for a revolution
OF the " narrow, proscriptive and bigoted plat
forms" of the Republican party.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-09-30

WASHINGTON CoUNTY.-The official count
slows $ more smoke than fire in the attempted
tzzle in this County. The vote for Senators is
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-09-30

rieties of apples, which as single speci-
mems were not entitled to premiums I'M
der the rules.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-09-30
j. H. walbridge, North Bennington,


WORKING OXEN.
list, premium, L. S. Warner, Ii
ID, &. w. Brownell, IL
Sd, W. K, taft, s
9TH, h.. T. Town, {
lst premium, w. K. Taft, Williston, II
I'd K. Rogers, Burlington, 10
3D.. R. Rogers, Burlington, s
4th, r. Rogers, Burlington,
FAT CATTLE,
LIST premium Edward Whitney, Willis
ton, 4
Best single Ok, 4 years old, never compet-
ing as one of "a pair, E.. Whitney Willis
ton, 4
LIST premium, II. Lane, Cornwall, best fat
cav, 4 years, or over. G
I'd, premium, Ezra Mech, Shelbrune, 5
Best pair fat steers, 3 years, Ezra Mech,
Shelburne, 6
Best fat heitor, 8 yrs, Ezra Mech, Shell
burne, 4
FOREIGN CATTLE.
LIST premium Durham Bull 2 year old or
over. Sllas Boynton, Hebron, N. Y; IL
70 Caleb Conger, Willisboro, N. Y. 8
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-09-30

SCALES.
John Howe, Jr. Brandon, Vt. | six ton hay
scale, Strong and Ross patent weighing
with the greatest accuracy I portable plat
form scales of superior finish and very
correct, Strong and Ross patent dir
L. Fairbanks st. Johnsbury, Vt ! very
superior cattle scale. of beautiful finish. dir
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-07-10

The Quaker Coquette.

Dear. coy coqucttcl but once VIC met
But once, and yct--'twns once too often
Plugged unawarcs in silvcry snarcs
All vain my prayer, her heart to soften,
Vet seemed 50 true hor eyes of blue,
Ncined lids nl long c>t leShcs Under,
Good angels dwclt therein. felt.
And could have knclt in roycrent wonder.
roor heart alas what eye could pass
The auburn mass ot curia carcssng
Ier pure, white brow-nladc regal now
BY this simplicity Of dressing!
Lips dewy, rcd rs Cupid's he'd
OF Ofrosc-lcaves, spread ON Noun; Mymcttus;
With balm imbued they might be woocd,
But all, coy prudc she will not let us
No jewels dock her radiant neck
What pearl would rcck its hue to rival
pin of sold-thc fashion old
A ribbon fold. or some such triac.
Oh, past belief! the lily's leaf,
In dark relief, sets of the whitcncss
or all the breast not yelled and prcst
Beneath her collars Quaker tightncss
And mili-white robes o'oI snowicr globes,
As Roman maids are drawn by Gibbon,
With classic taste are gently braccl
Around her waist beneath a ribbon;
Aud thence unrolled in billowy fold.
Profusc and bold-a quecnly carriage
They half reveal and half conceal
What kings might knecl to WOO in marriage
o. Quaker maid were more staid,
Oryou shade less archly pious;
Ii soberest suit from crown to boot
Could chance to uproot your Quaker bias :,
How gladly so in weeds of woe,
From head too my frame I'd cover,
That--in the cnd-thc convert " Fricud"
Might thus asccnd--a convert lever!
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-07-10
The Child's Prayer.

Ere on my bed my limbs lay,
God grant mo grace my prayers to sayl
Oh, God! preserve my mother dear
In health and strength for many year;
And, oh! preserve my father, too,
And may pay him reverence due
And may Imy best thoughts employ
To be my parents hope and joy
Oh. likewise keep my brothers both
From evil dolngs and from sloth,
And may we always love each other.
Oar friends, our father. and our mother.
And s;lll, Oh. Lord, to me impart
An innocent and grateful heart,
Till after my last sleep, may
Awake to thy cterual day.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-07-10
N O'HEdIE.
Dec 10. 1855

4 PPLICATION will be made to the Commits
~ sioncrs Of Roads, at their next meeting, for
leave to change thepublic road leading from
Pickcns G. H. to Cashier Valley, by leaving tho
present road mt or near Drynan hil four miles
from the former place, and connecting again
half mile beyond this point. Diycrgc again at
or near Stamp Creek and inerscct the same
road in OF neara miles length also, such other
changes as may be thought necessary. Notice
is also given that should this application to tho
Board fail, the Legislature will be petitoned
for lcovc-to change the above road as is herein
set forth.
MAY 25. 1853 Is 3m
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-07-10
RRend QusardcTs,

IsT BRIGADE, S. G. NJ, GnEnxvILLg, s. G.
order No = june 8, 1853.
A N Election is hereby ordered for Major of the
n I'd Battalion, I'd Regiment, S. C.. NJ, on
Saturday the 10th day OF July next, Mt the com
pany muster grounds OF said Battalion Polls
to be kept open from o'clock, A. NJ. to 8 p.
M. Managers to meet on the Monday follow
ing, count the votes, declare the election. and
forward tho result to this Office.
by order Of Brig. Gen. EAsLEY:
II. LEE THRUSToN, Brig. Major.
June "a, 1853 40
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-07-10
NOTICE.

W7 T. hereby forwarn all persons from tra-
w ding for two Notcs-onc given to A.
d. GaiIard for S275, payable four months az
ter date. and dated sometime in March, 1858;
the other, given to Robert McWhorlor for
$40, dated Sd March, 1853. and signed by
NJ, +. Mitchell and j. f.. Iiagood--as the
consideration for which said notes wcrc given
has failed, and VIC do not intend to pay them
unless compelled by law.
MITCHELL, CRAIG & KEITH
June IL, 1853 AZ
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-07-10
State Of South Carolina,
IN ORDINAnY-rICKENs.

IS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
JOS. Merck and wife
Summons in Par, .tion
Joel Chapman, ct ais
I appearing to me that Thomas Mckinney and
wife Mary, Joel Chapman, o. j. Wigginton
and wife Ruth, and Israel Chapman, defendants
in this cnse, reside without the limits of this
State 1t is ordered that they do appear in the
0rdinary's Office, at Piokcns c. H., on Monday
the both day of August next, and object to the
division or snle of the Real Estate of Joshua
Chapman, deceased, or their consent to the same
will be entered of record.
w. j. PARSONS, o.r.D.
Ordinary's Office, May %, 1858 3m
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-07-10
staie Oh Aomth CnroIima.

PioKENs DIsT--IN THE COURT OF COMMON pLRAs
A. Robins q Son Foreign Attachment.
VS. Joseph ] Norton
Thomas sandford Pt6s dry.
WHEREAS, the plaintiff did, on the nth day
" of Jaly, 1851, f'e his declaration against
hte defendant, who(as it Is said) is absent from
and without the limits Of this State, and has nei-
ther wife nor attorney known within the Same.
upon %hom copy Of the said declaration might
be served II is ordered, therefore that the
said defendant do appear and plead to tho said
declaration on or before the Goth dayso Jaly,
1908; ofherwiee, fpal end absolute iadsaes;s
willthen be given and awarded against him.
]. ". HAGO0D, cor.
Clerks Once, July II, 1867 1yo
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-07-10
LAS,E NOTHCE.

TENIE NOTES AND ACCOUNTS due to
A Holland & Henry must be paid by the
lst of July next. or they will be placed in
the hands of Il. C. PULLMAN, ESQ for immc-
datc collection.
B. A. HENRY.
Walhalla June 9. 1858 AZ
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-07-10
State OF South CaroIira.

PIoKRSs--IH oRDISARY.
VS. Suh'ihons IN rafu-
Henry Trottsr and others non
I appearing TO my satisfaction that Henry
i Trotter, one Of the defendants in this case,
resides without the limits of this States IL is orr
derod that he do appear in the 0rdirAry's Office
At Pickons G. II. onAionday the 10Th day Of An
gust next, and object to the division or sale Ofths
Real Estate Of James Gilliland, deceased, or his
consent to the same will be entered Of record.
w. j. PARSONS, oP.D.
ordinary's 0ffiee, May 15, 1853 8m
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-07-10
ASSIGNED Estate.

SSERTELL & NORMAN, of the Town of
Il Walhalla, having assigned to me their
Notes and Books Of Accounts, Real Estate,
stock in trade &C., for the benefit of their
creditors each and every one of the said cred
itors are hereby requested to meet at the of
fee OF tho Clerk OF the Court, at P;ckcns c.
ii. on Monday the 9Th day of july next, for
the purpose of olecting an Agent to represent
their interest under said assignment.
j. +. lIAGO0D, Assignee.
June 10, 1853 48 3
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-07-10
w. X. EAsLEY.
ISAAC wIcKLIFFH.
LUMBER! LUMBERk

THE undersigned are now prepared to fill or
L ders for LUMBER of all KINDS, at their Mill
on Oconce Creek, seven miles ry6rtl- east of Wal.
halla. Lumber win be delytTcdif is desired
by the purchaser. Our terms will be made ac-
irona9 of the public. JAMES GEORGE,
nj. F.. MITCHELL,
Feb. lO, 1857 81 j. N. LAWRENCE.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-07-10

TIE FRENCu JOURNALS ON TIE Burr
ISL OUTRAGEs.- The Paris Constitutional
describes the difficulty which has arisen
between Great Britain and the United
States ON the subject of the right of search,
and concludes that both nations are in the
wrong-Eugland, because she seeks to "cx-
crcise n control over the other navics eff the
worlds" the United States, because they
"oiFcr plausible motive for the intcrfcr
encc of which they complain, by engaging
in transactions condemned by morality"
"l'hc state of things" says the above jour
nal, "is certainly embarrassing Were the
other nations to be raised from the position
OF simple spectators to that of Judges, would
they not condemn both parties? For Eng
land has sought to raise AN excess of power
into right while the United States, who
justly claim the Independence of their flag,
abuse that sacred principle by tolcrating
the slave trade"
The Paris Patric says that France does
not now keep her ships ON the African coast
to catch slaycrS, but to prevent British
shipsof-war mcddling with French vessels
1t declares such an attempt as Watching
the coast of Cuba as frivolous and vcxatious.
The French perhaps forget that they arc
themselves now buying from the native
princes on the coast of Africa their priso-
ncrs of war, (madc prisoners for the pur-
posc,) and carrying them into Africa as
"0pprcnticcs," or in other words, that they
arc themselves carrying on a species of
slave trade for the benefit of their unhealthy
colony.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-07-10
WANTED TO HIRE,

TTNEN OR TWELVE NEGRO MEN to
Il work on the Blue Ridge Railroad, three
miles above Walhala. Apply on the Road,
or to the subscriber.
ELAN SHARPE.
Dec 10. 1857 90 6m
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-07-10
An Obstacle to MatrlmonY.

men to early marriages. Thcv will not
marry now, we are told. as they used to do.
and ought to do, on three hundred pounds
sterling a wear. Depend upon it. in many
and many case, it is not the odd hundred
or two that is wanting--itis the attraction.
We have lost that ioyous and familiar in
tcrcourscbe betwccnnci families, where
young peoples indivdualitics had space
and opportunity to develop themselves, and
heart met heart Our modish Cupid has
overstung his bow-his arrows do not hit
home. Young ladies hide away the key
of their hearts so carefully that nobody
thinks it worth looking for Who is to
choose " the one" out of bcvy Of proper
behaved damscls, like Il row OF hollyhocks,
differing only in height, and shape, and
color? They all look alike, dress alike, talk
alike, and walk alike; and, for anything
that appears to the contrary, think alike
and feel alike, Why such choice is AN
act of deliberate intcntion-matrimony pre-
pcnse Few men have the nerve to ven
turc upon it. No wonder they calculate
the probable butchers and bakers bills be-
fore they take such plague as that. DO
not fancy that talk like cynical old bird
not to be caught with chai take as the
be if | were vounm and omen ns once WINS
to the conviction of BRIGHT cycs. INV nenh-
CIV. jack Hawthorne. now lHno homo from
tbe Crimco. six feet one in1cncndnnt
hairy as SKYE terrier. brave MS lion,
/ (clanS for Alma ana Bnlok)oyoN y rantlc ms
rrayhound. and should saw ilnprcssible.
decdndlv "What | missed most" said
he, in his omen hearted. unabashcd sinlpli-
city, "was the siuht of Il woman's face"
Whcrcupon spoke wonder. Jack YOU
do not marry It would make YOU han
pier man than living half your DAYS in the
smoking-room of the Z" Army and Navy"
Why not pick up a nice Girl, and set up
the family name again at the old manor p
Wei, so would" said Jack, intcricc-
lively between the puhs OF his cutty; 4" but
there are no girls now-thcy arc all young
ladies. Catch me marrying Il young lady"
','' ." = = -, -.
AN INCoRHIGIBLE YouNG ScouNpREI..
The Baltimore RopubIjcan gives the fol
lowing as a few Of the exploits OLA boy on
ly fifteen years of age, the son of u very
respectable citizen of that city,
Not long ago, young Newfoundland
dog, the favoritc of his father, was securely
tied by this young negro, who saturated
the body with camphene or ETHEREAL oil, and
set fire to the inilammablc fluid, which had
the effect of roasting poor Towser until life
became extinct, after the endurance of the
most intense, agonzing suffering which the
| human mine can conceive.
The young demon being well pleased
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-07-10
Final Estate Motice

= IilaI Ll5taCS 1g0ElCa
{l$ tlemenE Of tbe Estate al IAN, Mayor
bnrn, deceased, will 30 made IN = dwpllddcr,
rvs Gfiee, 50 Pickens g. H., on Mo- itoUsssii,
18th day of September next. Tho%
ed must make payment, and persft 9sSs.l. fIeve4
denlands will reiIder shsn AZ ,bayilia
by that time. Notice is also given apRsstell
not be responsible for interest aftS g0k Iwi1
JAMES Il, IIAGQg = tiipc,
JuRe3, 1858 4d
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. MahPEF,E

NOTICE.
N, NOW ali persons thatI, Lucinda Moodtg
IN. wife Of Martin Moody, deceased, 10
make an Agent Of my son, b. A. MooDY, to
trade, traffic and attend to my business gorl-
'erAl,y. LUCINDA MOODY.
May 25, 1853 46 tf
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-07-10

TANNING AN ELEPHANv's HIDG-They are
tanning an elephants hide at Cincinnati. 1t
was purchased by fnrricr in Wisconson,
where. the animal, which belonged to me-
nnagerie, died The freight to Cincinnati cost
%l0. Ii is an immense hide, so bulky that
the tanners handle it with great difficulty
1t is nearly two inches thick, and full year
and half will be required to tan it thorough
~ 1t will be curiosity when thoroughly
tanned and seasoned.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-07-10

LITTLE Nelly, not quite four years an
inhabitant of earth, had been so unfortu-
nate as to have no playmate but an older
brother, and lie was her instructor in die
ton. She had been quite refractory, and
her mother, after much good counsel and
reproof and very kind rcmonstrances with
her, told her she must now whip her, and
looked very melancholy, DWELL mamma"
says Nelly, with her little arms akimbo,
!" You must, why let her rip."
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-07-10

A LAME attorney wanted to be enrolled
in volunteer corps. "You'd never do,
Peter" said the officer to whom he applied
for admission; 'the more we told you to
march, the moro you'd halt"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-07-10

ACTIVE MEN-Aetivc men grow.
Like a tree, the law Of their growth is a VIZ
tai one. The formation of their character
is a Development and not work Cir
cumstanees, indeed, modify, but they. can
not determine or change the great fGltures, !,
they crook or straighten, buttbey can
not convert an oak into a soft pine, q make
q hickory spring from the SCION pfa willow.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-07-10

" LOOK here, Pete" said knowing dar-
key to his companion, don't stand on the
railroad Why, Joe ?" Kasc, if the
cars s9a that mouf OF yours dey tink it am
a depot, aud run rite in"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-07-10

A CHAP sought shelter of o Boston Off
Ger: See, Cap'n, first my father died
and my mother married agin, and then my
mother died and my father married agin,
an somehow or other don't seem to have
no parents at all, nor no home nor nothing
In going to parties, Just mind what you arc at,
Beware Ofyour head, and take care ofyour hat,
Lost you find that a favoriteso your motler.
Hastan achein the one and brick in the other
PLAIN honesty is the best politeness, and
temperance the best physician.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-07-10

q DUEL came off at Schenectady recently,
between two exquisites. They fought with
ineiier matches, on the tow-path. One Of the
parties Was slightly Killed, and the other NOR,
tally frightened,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-07-10

a YOUNG lady, who is well posted in all
the fashionable iiteratureur the day, quotes
Byron and Tom Moore, and works blue
t5ied dogs in sky-colored commissions to
perlsetion, innoeently inquired Of young
gentleman the other night who this Mr..
Leconlpton was whohad 9ccasIoncd So much
trouble y7ashington
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LATE AND LNPORrAgT FROA YrCATAE

From ~ y. r. Evsnag AhaL1 ssaN All t
letter has bssn received Ia thi1 d1y Moa GoTefnor
Garcia dated Nay 1s from which y pRpeen that the
civil war which has bem long ragng = Nofthsn Yu
catnn has finally Assa tssm&tsd - pssssfui pasun
Of the psninsuls inen twa mgpgaas aapcaant 6fAfes
The Ssate having Merida Sx il capital retains
the name II Y~caan T& governor y MaEtfn FssDSsrc
PersEa Ths sosth9n rssAisA sdnges ths nns q Csa-
peachy from - cspitn, tbs city q 0mpsechy Ranio
Garcia is to be he governor a ths Stale The MaAfacs
oi p.zsa<ca Asd apsrvssy the IssA - The lstA
od Msy. a3ggSess sa ssas@ 3.
The Indian troubles in Tucatan, a which mcn&sDa 70
frequetzy n,sAe aze confnsd b. de southeastern extrem
ity of shacsuusy nnw ahs hcsDi~y II Brsah hoaxiHr
ras and tha epnjon prevails thEe tha3 ~ Axns arr
instaied by TIE British The northern and vestesr por
tioas Of he euuniSy se8om dn0aeod the Indns IA
thoss Rsraions bang cisiiiaod md peacsahls-A
The State Of Yucatxn is to the war against
the Indfs md Cmpearhy to ocntfibutr ssm n mnnsy
squai 10 oue "a S< tbs enaiss sf hsr a~n 10
rnestic expenses change to take nasce " DC PRESENT
tariff of duties imports the productions cf each sftAfe
to b. afmtsed inso the oer free Of import dncs NO
export duia 10 be npessd dertsrs fran zliitsxy ssr-
to he returned and the present established boundA
riss to be respected BotA StA*s recognise their icyMy
10 th4 fsdnaa spv1nsaned al lsxaec
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rhrss shsush ns sss - Any fssssgs SsnAsy
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laase- w4slsssn fsscssdng Slny) A0r -, rarhAG Cn
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rraln Cor Loassu SS~GswsA md ~ - I0as
sa fran wasngn usrinaAa only 70 hours, snd No
sa lA' S1SsISSAr nAYrun psuAsAroGx cAaao 81 LOus
guc NUxTHWicTfkx Er16 Hsvss (ssprr4 Ssartsy
and sunday WhDena iunron ~ Bal
esyn4 HaAarU To- q UunAsy nGha ~
~ 11e, tssaa h~u Washington
To scaery a the r1AA dhyaghS t&ks ts
sib M a1a, ffun Washinsus-
A., sxuAn kw aa Psns ~ nrsA haAu1 e.as
The wr4srrn ouunexsnS wsshanga hiumure au
Arrr4
,e yet travelling pssao evusy
and skvnSegs tss ~ e o enazGs ~
under arr~assnena sonA hsgrve chsrks
qaArssrs and osh~ Fs Aauy, wsh b han1 DIS
ruass.
Way pss-sagcrs n,oss nd oAse n~a
s wazangsa salI0ws Fur a pana
ius,Cn JsnsSn ~ H. ~ usin
wnh aac FrcdrrsCk uAr tnka thr -, p.
Far txo u al kinda baggage dks and inrther niofns1n
sgpy 70 HH PARSONS, Agv.t,
IN n the ticket enuc, MaslnnSDsa
w. r naIxM,
Master OF nnusrH
l. " COLE,
General Ticket Agru.
ssxu.csu Nav l. 1853
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enough ooah board 10 tow the ship bat least IL
cannot be denisd thak ths 03sdAsr hiee eag~br OF
towing ~ Asnasnda hnlf rkAAd fhu wssad II ieft ~
bind Idle her mooring hsss. Hog = st the share
holders allow the admiralty te hass any yer in affair
of this kind it is hard to0W Ahssst . 6rsnight ego
~hen not electrician say snginser even wss on
board the Agnssan0n. order aZzivsd iron - sdm
whether the NlasAn ready nst Nsvtrnna1say tAe
senior scw po-s had enOpgh 70 Aispbcy the
ories aasA EsspnpEsnse could he sent snd caly ~
sh nsubcgdina4cn the part cf tn admiral u y dr.
that the squsdrcrs Allowed u - Ssady IT II
Thss thngs ageA0 b pagsceeed much, but better 70
know them DOW than that should learn Them hss1
after in the exAgge1utsd hazs1tva ~ - Msw Yosk
ournsas Even - MtH hey via sass1y - dttnntsd -
the uAnnost~ The roason for the Agamamncn brtng or
dered and sudenIy " thsr De may gaau
day OF two'S sArt upon ths Nsae~a, w>Anh - aaam
AgamsnnQa 10 sal today \ annsunced tAst ths
Niagara is TO steam out alD 0f eoums wssA snsh sns
advskaee shs " csrtn1n % b. a1AAa@oAasvunp scns
~o u tHss dass hs(sss IL AgaSs0aon. and thns e
ford scupe for continuance VI the vAfA pnfat1e~
aSxinst he BritsnAes theif aw s1hanm. pr~p1s md
goserzmeaf, wAish I've al~ny. ~ ~ las1 sssds
the oirers Of the Niagara teishy smusng h Pymouth
The Agameuncn sails Win sHary thaxmsn dsys cnaI sx
half sreed and dx dayv' cesi fox hai saam Her yoy
age Il ssrs 10 laut ~ dsyx g5 e,sa .. v, .s,,s.
tsx KI.Mzzlc rHssAAM - 4 - ,t
PIsnWrH, Thursday evening. AitTndod BY the VAL
and towed by two steam tugs the Agasmncn set
the Sound at O'clock this morning md wsssd ou4de
The Niagxx usser steam, snd akasded hy the Gorgon
did not leave until III o'clock At that dne thcrs wss
no wind but favorable breeze from thS north having
sprung up subsequently, thH squAsnstgSed under ess
vas only for their dssasnAeson "a ! Y ssasT8 ~