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THE FARMER AND PLANTED

Dir. Il. n. STOKES, tho Editor of this valuable
monthly was with us during our recent Fair, and
expressed himself highly gratifed ut the Exhi-
oltlon. He announced through the President
OF tho Society, that he would present ten comic,
OF his journal, TO be distributed as prizes At
the next Fair
Mr. SToKEs is the agent for Peeleris Patent
r'o~ !. which he is introducing TO public asten.
uon' and he will make trial of it. merits, At
this place, on Sale Day next.
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The WAnDERER.-A Washington dispntch
says: The Government is satisfied that the
yacht Wandeter is tho only vessel which has
landed Africans on our coasts, but, with the
view to prevent further violation of the
law, the most stringent efforts have been, and
will continue to be made to intercept any
such cargoes destined for the United States.
The Secretary of War returned to-day with
greatly improved health. All the members of
the Cabinet are now here, and the Commits.
sioner Of the Land Office, Mr. Smith, entered
upon the duties of his Office to-day.
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JON sraMEIa.

Mrs Parker, E J Tailor. r White, jaime,
n Morras. James Taggart, Thomas Crawford.
" Down, JAIME. n Perrin, W W Belsher,
White. Enright, Cowsn d Britt, McBryd.
h Lyon. Robert Gilmer, W III Hughey, j. A.
Norwood Dr Fair, Sanfl Jones. George
Groves. Hopkins. WA GRE Gains James
. Cothrau. Gen MeGowan, J Cunningham,
T. Rutledge. E Trapier. T F Morras, Mrs
X Tilimsn, w Jones, D j Jordan, Hugh viii
son: Branch Allen & Edwards Taggart 4
McCaslan, 8 Dsltin, Col F Msrshaif.
D. r. SONDLY, Ap't.
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THE FEMALE COLLEaR.

our friends at Due"est are actively mo~ing
IN the snterprfse of estab fishing Female Col.
'ege at that place. 1t is thought that sub,crip.
tion of $4,000 in that community vould ;,,ur.
the success otthe Institution. Ono of tho plans
suggested is erect a building largo enough TO
furnish Recitation rooms for The College. and
boarding apartments for family and ifty or
sixty pupis All success to the enterprise
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QUARTERLY CoNPERRBNcE-

We are requested by Rev. r. P. FnASxs to
announce that the last Quarterly Conference
will be held in this Ilace on lY.dnesday merit.
the I'd of November. The Presiding Elder.
Rev. W. A. MoswAIs. will be in attendance
on that day, and preach at IL o'clock A. N.
and at night.
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We direct the attention Of our readers to the
following Estate Sales: Phillip Cromer. Tho..
). Lyon. Samuel c. Edmun.ls and Lewis Smith.
Also to the advertisements Of II. W. Lawson.
Charles T. Haskell, Negro Boy for Sale, Little
d Bro. Wood. Eddy / Co.. Sher,tf's and Com.
ms'oner's. Proclamation by the Governor, Or.
dinarys notice.
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QUE FAIR.

In our last issue. we published brief account
Of tue Far which was ,heE In PROGRESS, and
promised to reour to the subject when We had
more time and space At our disposal. The 20.
rus"l "f tho lengthy List of Premiums a~ arded.
which we publish in another column, will con.
vey however to our readers batter idea Of the
number and variety oftbe articles oa exhibition,
than any additional remarks that We could
make. The list is unusually complete. compri.
'ing premiums to the aggregate value OF moro
than 500, aud rcwsrding the skill of the su. .
ee''fuI competitors in almost every department
Of the useful and ornamental. In addition TO
these, it will be seen that various Committees
have recommended that number Of new pre.
miums be awarded at the next Exhibition. and
We have no doubt that the resources of the So
cisty. will enable the Executive Coumitaes to
make important additions to tho present list
We trust that its perusal will inspire our read.
er' generally to enter the lists of com petition,
and that growing spirit Of agricultural pro.
gress may be excited, which will make each,sue-
eeed'ng Exhibition of the Society an improve.
ment upon tho preceding. Should We be able
to do'so. we would be glad to publish com.
plete list of oil the articles upon Exhibition "a
We think it would be Of intersst to our readers
and Of use for future reference.
The success Of our late Fair has far exeeed.d
the expectations of tho most sanguins. and is a
matter Of pride and oongrntulstion. to all who
are interested on the prosperity Of tho District
We were not aware of The general interest
which had been awakened in behalf of tho so.
ciety, and hence were not prepared for the OK.
tent and variety of the Exhibition. The after.
dance on both days was very large, and notl :
ing occurred to mar the general enjoyment All
came to DO amused and tho success Of the Ex.
hibition. gave now zest to the spirit of.tks oe-
casion. One Of the most attractive features of
the Fair was the wditself-the br,sht fray
Of gay visitors, affcrding Fair representation
OF the beauty, wealth, and intelligence Of the
District. Every section of tho District vas
represented. and the Saluda and The Ssvsanah
We'd with each other in liberal contributions Of
"brare mon and fair women" who were every
way worthy to hear of tho richest prizes Of the
day.
The Annual Address before the Socistv, was
delivered by the Hon. A. Burr. snd Il has besn
generally eononended a. enc af his best efforts
1t was an <saeness sppsslip bshaH of improved
MODES Of tiilsgs. and abounded in suggestions Of
great prsetieA wisdom. Tho Speaker assumed
Z decided stshd against the re.opening of tho
African Slave Trade, and supported his posi-
tion by strong array Of fscts and arguments.
A copy Of the Address has been solicited for
publication.
In conclusion. We refer our reades to the re.
ports Of tue various Committees for ample de.
tails Of the most attractive articles upon Exhi-
tior.
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AWARD OF PREMIUMS.

The following Premiums were awarded at tho
Abbevills District Fair, on tho Goth inst:
HORSES.
Best year old Stallion. District
raised, hr. Benson, cup, SO 90
Stallion open to tho world,
]. K. Vance, cup, 10 90
single buggy Her,e' District
I'd do do r. Brooks.
" pair Of District raised Horses
r A. Griffin, cup. 90
I'd /" do Mares Mrs. DR.. 8. Marshall, 8 90
pr Horses open TO the world,
J. x. Vance, cup. 8 90
I'd -" Horse do ssmr Perryman
M.Fss do J. Z. yanoe, cup 8 90
che werld, W. Joel Smith, silver, 8 90
I'd Z" do do Johnathsn Jordan.
" saddle Horse open to the world,
D. W. Aiken, silver, 500
q do do R: s.. Cobb.
saddle Pony open to the world,
John Brownlee. silver, s 90
I'd" d. d do " JOel Smith.
world, ". ". Belcher, IT,. silver s 90
I'd do do John Foster. -,
" Msre and Colt, District Rsised,
sisas Ray, cup, 8 90
I'd 2" do , do Geo. Graves. -
Syssr old selding, Dist raised,
s. g. Baker, silver, 8 90
I" year sld FAly; District raised,
,.a =: ~ q 3, Hawthorn, silver, 5 90
80 " 2ys.r old sslssisg. . :. pis't raised, . =.
M~ 2ysar old do - ,1I = Mai v. Iaiim.s. 'o "
q" de do Leroy LsIi faray. n ''d' "
80 2s5slr ald Stallion. Dis's rsissd, rf an
y Nsster Lewis Le Alfred Wsrdlsw. silver. s 90
2 s.s- a. "a a GU. 1is,.. Il E:..:.: s;.:s .,
"a. d, a,4'',dl d. os 4 xI'h y. f.s1s.. s,'s:t. %
." ys.- old rn,y Di.l,s.. u [ asssss, i.aa
ID DO i jehs v: f.sssy. -
.'" StailiSn, do 'o2i NE. shssp. cus, 3 %.
ID ss detgrde 1g.l II. NJ. Tribe. 81 +,
s ssi f:is s iEsss;1f ss.:s sR's e., 2 :,
..an'od- .,..s<L ii I.k VANCE r. Chr, h Ne,
oi''a ArFlREqqla BLOOD ed a;
'ssss DuA.s sss.: .:ss:srsa4; na.l: sr.a
,,"' D.7ss III. z.s's 8si s. ~. CUP ? q
~" pu.ss;s 4 s,dl 4 z. xdsss,, afI sdss.s%
'."'"5H 'dkAbie.i e%s' n! asdSfns as
Best Grads Bun, s ysarso.A,
Of l4bassi Il ~ Msgsl'saa s3s esp. 2 90
s,'a ns';;' oiii ohE Ea0sas, aslssss4 I 90
aSd' elesi7I coaaSs: :srssxg 'aa 81 sssat
Bssexsn, 4 yrfsdsnlkB. Lossn, Dup, 3 90 !
ieF ofT ~ MiNsAsCAslan, silver, ECO
r.si. E1SAe NH Coy, D. u. Rogers, enp, 800
- % ooT, W. sE Hnehsy, Gsr410
so Astisss q j -. M.l1sgeas, 8 90
ua s.aa2!s a 4. .aasa s 9 g, g
nneS6 go 4tt q ~ o. 59slnan, q 90
eass Ysss 0xsp ,sss 4 4 f'liassas Is ,oo
yasaasIs 4 ass FIJI s g R ~ al g; q;
1ssRsetfally sahaiitsS stgfss ss ses
las. CHESWELL. .Chr,a.
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OUR EXCHANGES.

The November "umhers of 0ed1ys Lady,s
Book Arsdur's Home Aaga1in< and the Inner.
tea's Nonthty have been received, and present
usual varied attractions literary and pictorial.
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THE STATE, OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
{, 49,, Ab6esilEe Disfriek

By WILLIAM HILL. Esq, Ordinary of Able
vills District. '1'
WHEREAs L q. Rykard has applied to me
W. for Letters Of Adminittrs.ioa on ell and
Singular ths goods end !chsttsls. rights and
late Of Mississippi deosased.5 bilITe 1,t ;. :.
aThsse, are, thsrefors. to cite and admonish
allsYd singular, the Kindred ana creditors Of
the sAid dsseassdj 70 be and appear, before ms,
at our next Ordinary's Court for the said Dis.
triet, to be holden at Abbsvills Court Houso,
On the teeth dsySof Novembst, TO show earsa.
II any Wy the said sdministraticn. ahould
not Be grsntsd g l3seS's 9fhae it5fsa s{s1
aixsa a1dsr ny hanA and ssal. fhis. ssta day
tHousand eight hns6iad sla fafyninS, ana n
tie S&th yssrof Amsr5caa5 5IndSpeuds
: % ). .3.D.2., j, WILLIAM HILL. O. AID.
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WANTED
1t Lawson'S Tin Mandatory.

.nNE or two good Tin Plate Workers 20
" work on Assortment.
Oct. 2Stb, 1885, ; Nv. .,. ...
~ The sGrsenyille ,""Enterpriss copy
three times and send Bill to ;'l' 1 -"
!a,1 H. W. LAWSON, Abbsville g. @
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THE IN ENDENT PRESS.
JACKS AND MULES.

Best imported Jack,
Col j. r. Marshall, cup, 10 90
8; e. Jack. J.. F. Keller, cup, 10 90
Jennet, do T. J. McCracken, cup, s 90
Mule, years old, D. J. Jordan do 90
do do Leml Reid. silver, 90
do do John Link. do 3 90
% Marc and Mule Colt,
Gen. A. N. Smith, cup, 8 90
pair of Carriage Mules,
J. L. White, do 90
Mule, open to the world.
D. J. Jordan, silver, s 90
The Committee would recommend to the ia
vorahe aoti6e of the Executive Committee, the
very fine team of six mules, belonging to Hon.
D. L. Wardlaw, which they think will compare
with any team in the District; and they would
recommend that in future premium for the
best team Of five mules be given.
Respectfully submitted.
J. r. WILSON, Chr'n.
SHEEP-FULL BLOOD.
b.'s asrin0 Buck, R. A. Griffin, silver, 90 90
do Lamb, do do 2 90
COMMON STOCK.
Best Buck, R. r. Tarrants, silver. 3 90
swINE-FULL BLOOD.
Best Berkshire Sa Boa Boar r. A. Griffin silver 90 90
Sow and six pigs, J. F. Marshall, do S 90
" grade Boar, A. Clinkscales. do 2 90
I" do Sow, do do 8 90
COMMON STOCK.
Best common Boar, J. B. Crawford, silver, 8 90
g do Sow, do do 8 90
pair of stock Hogs, Silas Ray, do s 90
pair Of Pigs, 8. s. Baker, do 3 90
Tho Committee cannot pass by without no
ncing the fine Sow and eleven pigs Of Mr.. Thos
J. Douglass, tho beautiful pair of Chester
County Pigs of Master w. J. Marshall: and
also, the beautiful pair of Guinea pigs Of Mas.
ters Mott and Willie Logan.
Respectfully submitted,
..,,,,,, A. GILES, Chr'n.
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Negro Boy. for Sale.
A., NO: l FIELD HAND, aged .sigh' osl
"a years. a '@Si y...'J -,
,sK; For farther information apply at this
Ofiee. [Oct 81, 1859 IS II
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Best Pr Lamp Mats, Misc Matte W ators, 40 90
do Pine Bur Wefk, Screen, &o, #} ~
Miss Engenia Cromsr, 3 90
do Fancy Wofk Box, Mrs. G. Reed, 90
do fAif u fsas, Mrs. JaS. Cresw6i, - 2 90
do let IL Hseee Shoes .Wn. Knox. ,,.f'i.2 90
do Csopof GSsde Fowls. Mrs. Jas. Nc Caslan2 90
do pr whtS Turkeys. Mrs. Dr. 8. Fair, I q 90
de Cop Of; fnris5s, !Mrs. II @. MeCesisn, q 90
do Pair ef .Geese. Mrs j. II, Logan, 2 90
do 8 varieties Shanghai, Mrs W. II. Griffin, . 90
do Coop Of Game Rowls, w. i. Appleton, q 90
do Col RenltIy, kry. DR.. J.W. W, ,Marshail,2 2 90
.This Committee take pleasure Ia noticing fhe
fne eonf7ibdtionSto 10 ths Fair by Messrs. Moore
3 Qnaifs p Mn&iR, A., Winstock, Wier &
LythgoA ]. "A. Allen, II. Israel, A. 4. Williams.
Branch, Alien & Edwards, and especially the
fnessa1 vin asranSsd Medicine, = Chest; and
Mi isaesiiS. faSy; Glso noticed .Sse S :s.x,ns as y
&schthss On sxhibationa BY Mr.. W.. O. qMosrs
Witch 1.ls i. rssy Sod sou sai al. ,snsos ass,as
nosats teeMfsKsJ. 1ayior's new window Shade,
yhieh u 2 great tmpFeyement npo4 the old
plan. They cannot pass tvee lie RsSoiatsdna
~ relics exhibited ~ Nr. H..W. Lawson, the
LaNsons naSsf n iiicaary ssfvissS i a. AZ.
tsd 174i. ;AlSssgt ~ list ssnsins ofiths BLOCK
aeuss efs fs taeess, sa ss,shoEs.sly esrvsa
fhsy sSssss viii sssas,dssssAs sssusfsl s.,.i
on sxhibitof BY Mn, ,NAaAie sAssalsx, and a
very euEiesp spseafssn Of The ONI by Dr.
Thomsa A6o IL bssafaf6l Wsiklnr fsaS:
na1e NMtial hana's Yusk .oa sxhibitaon. bv
G. u. FSlet, Eea. RsspscefaIIy H,bmittsd.
B. G. Cffffh MyfOl,Ss1sH n
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roJ.) ard The 2, fee NJ d's'seers os"rl'y pr
,-,-a D., M buidi - {. acn block Containing Tn
sores, ssid-d INTO ~. NJ lo,s. gTViug ans'ie- Of
A. ,ore for bridifcs ..d IN 'c-- !'r garden tn'h
Dc D. esch bou.e -nid-r. mae ~ all 'n'>"b' -cI
d. m .ou.l.d Ti-n The rili- ri bright .Pnkhng,
Iespug wairf Winch dl'-Tt~d from tbc streams
iouine f'oG ,.v.rh adj.cee' m"sntsin e'n"''
flow ibnnph zach street AID are conducted al ~I
ip,o .yse, safd.p oifips. al Dir 81 freshness Aod
80 lur.- wbIcb ton- fsil - rnJ"', blt '7irb
nul, a traveller il Saumer scrrss the rams etn
fully appr,ri.te On .'pe'" business s'f""f, we
Pot Cffio ,piuciya -bTe-, &C. ar 'e'p'oti n7si
escb cher, Tough n", ~ close "a IN "''r r. hrs,
-.ery here el,r believe, tbr o''siph piin " The
cry has been .pely and happ'y Or.'er'~d ; 'nth
wsrd from he cry the .oIl 10 setter aad n Der,
and tb-I. aIr farms If q judgr) Ten to l,ry or
sixty acre., bot am told that the lowest Pr rtioa
Of the vsl.y Iearly on level WITH toe ias", - ~
ie pf-en,t.o with -alt soJs, &c ~ 10 yield ut
gruosing Ie'uru for the husb.ndmiD's lah'r.
b-ievr, however that even this rsgun !. ava i,b!e
az q tck raDsr-iboDs,Dds vD III us .D1s at CATH
mainly owh.d IN the oi'y, being pn-saieo befe IN
W,pi.rss we'll ss Summer, aud said 10 30 se'l in
All .~asoUs For, tLvueh show is never ,bsrat ieo0
The mnnu,sit -chsi,s ahich suut Ia this valley, II.
=. dom 'es hong 10 the vall-y i's-lf.
TIE pass ever the W4hsa'ch is, 4 ] mistake
pot : 800 feet sb.ye the a.l-e-l; rhis vsr-y
about 600. The stmo,pnrrr Is ~ pur, TIA, The
niountaies ,cr,ss the saily 70 The south SEEM bu'
I'D 81 fiie.p miles eF; they are rea''y froo' S-i
" 70 thirty. Thr lake j, ,nme twenty milSs west
ward; nut We see only tor III. sed n"uuta,n koogn
40 "Anitlope l-lehd" which ri,es in j $ ccuer,
and seem. 10 bound tie valley ia That d. rcil"n
BUT bn'b The Lake soh ValLy aiLd away {" the
nrih west for distance Of = me ninety msa-
n, L, k t,ceIsipg the waters Of w, Der aud Boar
Rivers b.bu5 the mouutaILs In that dlr-c7on.
AID thin ti,r o,hcr valleys la" 'hi-, nssief
.mong tse mountains south sud ~rs, IA thr very
na..s Of The Sierra Nevada. 81 there will be
room rnongh here f"r all this strange people for
mary y'sr'.
BIT Of Ihe Mormnns and NOrmoDism. propose
10 sI..k ony after st"d, ins them; 10 which end
remain here several d-ys l"neer. II. C
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. cas-, enough for the man to eIesr 81 1oo-

il .M easy enough FOR The man % ''e''
Ap~ri~sp-ayss .o..I n-n
Az 6r.i ,b. f.p,w paid regularly the total pro
ed, then half then oae tbrd, and hoaiy a".nlos
-ur, t~poms tbs, tie WORK Va. ahh n'a. Az VIC
ca year, e.,,ins nr'd OF thl' ~"fA' 'he w.,
k,ock,d ,he b.at to p rc-s nt'-o II up IS "s.".
for hswood, and s~orr thtt this ~"u'o Or '"e irs
s,,.np' he Souh make ~ introduce Improvements
in Hsy,i. ~,
method Of c.rpmg kegs of wateI On his head to
sell It.
THIEF PUNISHED
The Consul ..old a .tmy, al.o, OF how they pun
ished ttiev.s her~, A chrk of h'a aud negro
were DETECTED IN stealing b.rirg-. Tse s'tn r :
tes hsarrg fin, arrested to- theses tied e"P'yy
he. ri, bo1.. usd,r their arms sid then prrcede
~ oramu.rs drove and whipped them through the
-, JAMES REDPATH.
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dom bis b'lap.Aos. .-av.ly posed N ? ,sal.
Who more raemp, more d-corous than bel Bat 1t
the cntc.f ui"nI-bt, in passing whatever Abyss be
NUT .lsr Mon. BoDdio, lie down 90 the rope and
ito,t.e bu,t' Nth sarir', Of CD ,rmiog ac-uoos,
Intellectual tUubltgs and y.uungs e,ch mvro
.utpus,nc ttsu the ott.r, abich make the BY.
s,,n, ~ Ia bold heir breath. tie i. certainly OF,
n.w, be- bolds ,bl, oy on" toe--li there be such
thing as grsyty, be must 60. Bah! you thought
that was .nritius that coat bun no eaort-it
vas the pstur, msp, fll,wioe h' oatar tendency.
Nov be- stand. before you, grave aud erect, the
balancing pole all right 'g,in, aud II the 1t do MT
once more ,e,zr III, he will walk 70 the Other
s,cs ,ob.r as a parsoo, aud polite asa shen6
At q h,psing Such is the Autocrat i
the Breskfa.t Table. is not dangerous to write
shout him, for bis satire is never personh oat
general and Be has not in his whole composition y
n.ucb .piie a. have souetime. s.eo coo'aned 70
or du'plr of a su.t roman. But this is Sad stuf
"A thousand pardon. ffn VIII now pa. 90 ny
inyi,iele cap. and walk through the streets Of New
FORT. that usy hereafter give you ITS hcH,
t,ed and floating For to-day, farewell.
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To- Pr IA, MAJ Of his orn eonp'eI,oH, sa'se''"
wrap x.ss 4 III, nas,,t, II 1h' <"v&fe



n ,rafe a merchant s.ii, !. cobdhc'eo u"iV" VI
<.r,t Il IL imp.-. bic to cary "a ',ash s,s'oni'
n, y.r- not Tor bad debt be addrd, IA u tl-r-
chants would g.l rich too lat. WoDea IS c''s'
zr. more bnuUra,i- III tier drairgs than mo- 10
,.o,,id trust whman NTH Siu,t 90 worth al sooos
vb.n D. would p"t trust u nr- Nth S2,nV.
T.. w,.l..a, trade IL cbl-f fly ia TIE b'nds of the
wu).tto.s slibougb BOTH at Cap" Hatten ADD az
Jaeuel The CD =: msrcbanis-Ls che aud Id
frpt-lu,-wer- tlsck..
Tt- kgsl rs'e al Interest, be b-h>sed-'ne WAS
% lesdu e mp,cusBt-wAs 1T Per en-, PR Apeu'".
but rhe u.usl charge "a. tKo aud hall per cent
per month. But o. merchant In Hayh R"'p- N
interest account; tt.y gy- a"te when ihe'uues
b1, doe, not .lludc Il, toe iui-rc-t-
Al gen-r- thug h rb'pasht mercaot IL honor
cd not stand srty blso, slthrign there Terr macy
bcuorakle rxcrpti1ns-tt- hou.e OF Dupny h~rr,
ar example wsch 'qasled any American house ID
that regard.
THE AMERICAN TR,DE.
Frrm this port sl0n- trade with the United
St.i-s has Increased four h1bdred fold within The
last ten years. There "a a great ap~uins III Ias
c.uItry, .sid the Au-Iican C"n.ul Tor American
trsd-, aod h. VA .nrpr.rd ,bst oac merchants AID
bet more generally sy,i IN, US. tees 1T IL. Tie hin.
s. II imports uorr pow ttsn uas Imported from all
Am. tica IL i-i9. L reSIous - the year lcJ0 the
American flag Was never boi,tsd 10 Go0aISes; ID
fret hul.t.d II tim--lf DUFF Greco, 10 that year,
fret procnr-d the abolition VI the ten per ceht eA-
ira at that time III, o--d against am-rlcHn I'M
ports, and pl,eed our ade ~ an equality Win
i,ar Of the favored Da'lons. Green's mi--i ~
be- tbnut ht, ~ss ,urc. So: a'tbough, pcrhtPs De
I. fi.f o-d tbr Emp-r"r BY going To C"u't Ia Pan
anna hat INST. al II aeauUg uniform, aud q " treat
ue HIM as h- would have treated Louis Napoleon
or any other cfOWurd head.
Lat difference the color OF the skin does make
with cur distinguished Debocrats. Doubtless,
Mr. Duff Green would have bowed 80 profoundly
a. Any courier or m.Bi,l tn Mr.. LOUIS Napoleon
tie nbertcde the perJarer the imPrr'ai assassin
sud-ht cnisX vi his career-tbe InItaIor 81 L aus
no the First, sho, elected as President lnau
gurr,rd su upre instituted au order OF nobility
and crushed Que Freedom With iron heel, before
the nephew Of bis uncle cared 10 do lt!
The value of the exports from Gonaives TO tht
United States 10 1859, was as fvu,ws:
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-11-05
Ole Cecil }l)Die.
ELKTON, NOVEMBER s, 1859.

THE REsULr IN CECIL. give A table
showing the official result of the election in
this county on Wednesday,. Though it may
be called drawn cattle, our opponents have
the best of it. We elect one dclcgato, a
majority Of the County Commissioners, the
States Attorney one Judge of the Orphan :
Court, and the County Surveyor. They
elect the Senator, two delegates, one Commls.
sioncr, the Sheriff aud two Judges Of the
Orphans Court.
Onr Comptroller has majority in the
county and our Congr> ssman a..
The number Of votes in the county is much
greater than eyel birre, showing great in,
crease in the population. The whole rum
ber of votes as shown by the returns is 403S.
The campaign was conducted more on per-
sonal than political grounds PARTY lines
were not tightly drawn and the candidates
depended on the interest they could make
with their fritndS--it has TUNED out that our
party split rather the most in fact the Dem
ocrats, in such campaigns always stick closest
to their party.
In addition to the great efforts of the Dem
ocratic party, we had to encounter in the
Third District, the opposition ola few profes.
sed Americans. who, starting out with deter
mination to dc feat Mr.. Jones for States At
torncy, ended by cutting nearly all, if not
quite tie whole oc our ticket. They have,
however. the modification to see Mr.. Jones
lun far ahead Of his ticket and thus receive
the endorsement Of the people while their
course is condemned by the people. For four
years they will have Jones, like faithful
MoIdecai, before It'll eyes -aman they at
attempted to prescribe but who has been sus
tanned in his honors by the sovereigns of the
county. We shall make 10 complaints
against any part o! the county, but we thinl;
our friends in the other districts, taking lhc
whole ticket in view, will have to acknowl
edge the Third 10 he the banner district of the
county.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-11-05

The initiation or Mr.. loves great transat.
lantic balloon is progressing in New York. =
TIL" New York Ercnine Post says that the
protector has received about five hundred APP
plcalonS for privilege Of vcntnring with him
on the attempted trip to Europe, while the
applicants have TO pay from one hundred dol
lars for the chance. The basket, which will
be the abode Of the mronants during the vow
age, attracts considerable attention. 1t is
lined both in the lotion and sides with car.
pet and with the net work ofropcS extending
above it, appears like huge birds nest hid
dem among the Slight branches Of a willow
bush. 1t Is not as large, however. as the
pictorial illusroions that have been publish
cd won|d lead one TO suppose. The imitation
Will occnpy several days and the inflated bal
loon will be exhibited couple of weeks be-
fore starting on tie experimental trip.