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9 Il mtliRru JIcrfcr
IN IIctcn Sauren Deer in so acknowledgements
q Is Cts
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S!Isui; Sreefcr,
u pptheter unp Orudai1t
Mn IN mnin-Ctr,c

D0nttno Tur has bt1ptr Ncropnncnc ,}urTnuCn trfft or. inter u.
tdpcrun9 prcmpter @ccwuuns, coNrlbt aud icrncrtin IN erhaI,,m
.&9ctspte irerStn I'll ieotr 3ett (tsi So0 uupMGGj wonivl unb az
wiEenh0it 0uS9ciubri.
@ue Sprten 6aybclpTe. 8tnfsrs!aS, @vubslnScr. gioorren
&aud.. StaU~ an Sdnupfto5af beiSuois an6anp ub mcTStn I'M
zen biligiltn Qreitn Yrrtauft.
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&cfdunfu %aci)tluqeu.

Scr>@Forue Wadreu crbielt fceteu per 0ampfIdif
unp 9adstbcct 9S M. -. Spter, ale:
500 StlS. Die Jips uno Common ySbiStss.
2UO ~ 0rend SraneY, Sin unp 9tu,n.
l00 + MALAGA unp Yprtrcin.
% SprsS Sundb uup 9aper Nniins.
~ lemons,
iUU Sp Carbonate Spcd.
oO - GGoice Vjunprpper Sra.
Do h0lbc SrrcS Sl1f Sca.
100 WrcB &cicsrapb, Hruuo Nprp unp Sbanabai
MGthtr.
luu 9cnabttc Ginsr.
2O0 Sprcs Yaptr unp GptAatcs tarh.
l00 - GplaatsS 5anecY Spape.
9rtatpeN. Onions. GVrRlb, 6ib, Sntt, Su9ar, Sat
ter. Gbccle, yarr, Bacon, Spiccs, Ydpcr, &urS,
WtellurS. Cigars, Gprpage. Slndins. 5lrur &c. &C.
Nae pirle 2S1aren fnp iriib NM Ypn better Sua.
litat UNI %pcrtluft ~piritltcn III zen ~piutaitcu Nreijen
N M. y. 9Yler,
SSbclcialc Grocer, Nrcpilun unp
Ntqnrr Dealer.
10. Strdbe, ,milhen Gary unp Moin.
zoo @pres Candies, Saupm, Sperm utc @bamontip,
sl5O Gpue Spap. 9ad. Nrrfrn unp lcIlpm. "''
so SprsS gtem y0rt G,pi&tu 9bcelc,
5 SeireS Ri0,
400 Srppmo unp 9udet;S,
200 0rpB Giprtrb pipes,
200 95rrg Giothee
3oO,00O Slg"rrcn, rcIl6ittcrc ranks, irebrn rrtalten urb ;r
Sto"ui c' SSm. SSotIacr II. Sxbn.
~ "'''"'V yl0'te, lrttcn rrbdlitr ub III b0bcn BET
Wm. W0lIGce II. Grim.
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3amtu' s'@mcrit. Yadrtfnbrt- 9lctien, Grisu,dait.
Sampficbiffabrt

NNS'
"an'enr1 nne Wen scrf, pa Scutbamptcn,
,n az" 80 n.M'm "ul cas- S0llorre 9cbautIn unb Git
@nIrl'' t'naNtrinitNn 9rORtn riitrrcn @citrdmpfltinr
6|orulia, 2OUU SrnS, Gapt. Groutmouu
," III III MT a, 2OoO &ons. Capt. SdwenIen.
Sarrnin, $500 Sons, Capt. @blers.
Sti9t pc3rn ihver itnctIen ano %Slltlitrn Eobrtcn r;ihr,.
"NR PtieHnft S1Inpfldire nCrbtn rclclmdEia am
Grlten uHo 6uniSebntrn iepcn Wunats
spm Msp gert rno 9%au6urs, via S~puthamptUn, erpebirt unS
Ntph'th Ndlla9ierc pn 9fep glrrf naS
3Hmburg. 9apre, 9cmSuu une Sruthomnt,,
III ~fol9tncen 9reiicn:
ssrtf S%iats: $500.
3mtidenbtd 35
Son sambnrs naab sscw svorf:%
S S e@ine sIl2SO; 3we'ie Sollte S75. 8wiI6cnsee
Is. u. aiebarn, @ras II Soma
10y Srnacipan, Nep 9mf.
Die 9irttwcueigfcit uni NGslit:cit eiucs msI,,e5t;h,
tNtn S"eritS wiro wphl NNmGno in 3rtiiel ;irhen i,,nns
nu'' uap ouM Sahililei, 2,aiEr, (Veetre inebrfpnpc1e fur
Dtltihie 1T unltrc baic " rtrin lie iou m, Nir,,ithhr,,
ut ttnen S!aLeIpuNtl betcn, wClhcr bae dcwphnIids a.
Yen erM ubrrIo9t, Ht ion %blhta Soy hem Cater, Sa@ ofosr
>n OflprtlSnlue, Nisbs sur Gussnp unb tcaeiit.rtcs S,rsSrn
mh ,yreihtit anredcn. ~
Ter Mame nrs @erfaiers birst fIr Etc G,rticaenEsit b,s IN
Rcac ~jtsbcneeu lEcrfcS. Mrh fin eldihts;Hrn; ~ "
Den Ncrtheii. auf eirem 10 freirr 9pncn iie Nlm,rif, strri-
Zen 81 trnnen. SIruHe ltr,ibl aui irelcm Sprsu. fnnr frric
Nenlhen, panr sel'Rrts 9seiIidmtiFstcit, liar une YrrifanSs
Ip Itr SePeiinehn' mn slnrr selen Observation-Disclosures in
elnenl 10 bt9eIteritn 6reibci Sim, pie mir rs IN SIM,
2Serte bieier @rt nnern. Gs il rGS SScrf leincs Qsbrns
Ln aerttr gu 3altait brSonnen. Gin g9rrf ,wan;iai5bri"t,
S%R3tt5teit; Die Sitterun9 iOfst 25 Gents, Yon 6ttnrn be n
5tshsr erldd'tfneH, III %bthebigtn, bif lkriacn III mpnaiIih,n
3tpil1tnTalniell su beSittru ttnb. Die @usneifuno Sss
28trtes last nthto ~ minitbeu ubris, ua3 II irp 81, Grpe-
ott0n ZEN %aesarten Nbonenuttn gratis { rahtysne ltrS<
nieit, Die enc AM Shlnnc btr alien 3tif, biz orh,re am
SHlHne Der ueuen Belt lcfcrn. 3uSerldiIias Qoeuteu unS
Saniiler ptI6en I'M sanSrn lln,fanse Der Gtrein. stoorrn
re9 teutt itne, -seludt. gr9en 9~initnouna ron % gentS
peer 81 flr 4 pete, rperrcn na6 Srien NO feline Slorn.sr
pete franco seiana. "S'"''"
erpteition BON ". Strnve'S g9elntIbibte
9. 9iftI, 40 SrGarrlI.
Mem gOTf.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-11-26
Gcut16e 5ebammc.
Mrs. y. Soumann, Mariblu- StroEc,

irtiG>en Der 5tcn unD G.cn.
Al1Nt Zen 6raltn Yitmpnre rc crsebtult Gn;ei9c, taE &c in
: euil"iono ais Sebdrnmc ltueirrt unp oUf Ger lniytriildt III Ysm.
ptFS III S0icTn iay Gr9ncn tclt1aocn Bat, iporurtr Tic pe tcIen
Sru9ntne rcrlc9ea lam. mtSblIb nc Iit hi pprsomnienl rn C5clc.
9cnbt'ten bttene tuprcbt 3u9letth naai bitisltc ibrcn GSnrt-
tinucn rN IniiNt. Zap rt IN 0CutldlGue mttrtrr Sabre, lpmle in
S0Ittnirrc II Sdtre protucirt BAT. uuo pIE lie erebalt pe SScrlthc
runa Nrecn fam. rf Tic cfpai9r Auird e in ser ltucuifru ssrfs
NNo sur voltemnltNntn 3uIrieNenke:l hmsrthlen tAnn. [2ah
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-11-26
&ais.. snad.oaus nnp Haasreier. snlrn.

JNNUVE, SHUN-EIUUN NNp ~SNltrNltr SnICN.
Ntincn 6rtunccu iomit rtm 1eannicn NubHlinl ii. fracber,
Mnietgr, DAP liz am Gufe , 8 Ncucn Niarics, ncben Mcah'S lp.
td, TIN ntreS Sned so9uS tin9crtNttt hGtC. rrirltit rcttu icuni.
gen Grfrilhun9tn lt,te eiu gu!eG WaS Srtacr ItcS Nri5 3locr.
yttr III hNb,n III. Gncm icht iGtlrrIdrn &ciud, li:t! frtunrIpbit
cniNtAtn Nrbn WArrhNNifn, Nnf.
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GlS iir am 81 M6r, 1855 nit Der erffeu siuso,b, sr
otiieldpon SScrtt rpre 9ublifum iratcn, tpaicn mir rs mi,
p1n9em 0ttIrL-3ctre mar rpd III ptnio br;annt INN Sos
unNr"Cpmel feretrtt 9rrFt &nltycngunaen une bcbcutcnbre
T&rItal. ltnlerc eripdrtun9cl murbcn ubcrrpftu mr.
Apl%s pI ttu lspr eeeenhnrcr, uno ut faum en 0lae mo
gplCt!t AtutlNt mphntr. mchin Seine nidt pcrIauot mi,rh,
Gu 9rtc Gihicr. Der Stcl, Ter brutitrn GS !, -" ~,
@rlroer Ter %nieetInen DiGitrlfulc, in njbrenp Der orit
lClHcn lon9tn ltn,cripplcn yciecm trlto:n. Grin s;Sms
rrp TWr ollie tpnmCne:n 2tita auihcrGsri blelhrn Spam
miro bn inter Den @rlIe" IInc,n .lrcnn Crutlnlarrs osid,ir,
ccRt VrrEcn d~utsf;oblt ipCrSCr @r iclbit nj uns cniriiirn
rrt' ben. "' ~
HIt Httres Srec kimcn npd, 10 maud. herrIi5e o.,
nieuie lehicr unlttibiideU Niue III 5ddt. Die ylrrt,hc 80, ~
SttInre ppn ibm btlGftr. 2HIr parta ktlnutt oisc q h5n,
ha1 une n1T III llnlnitln ue liab nunni:hr int Sranbr -.
ntn redcn gore gu lef ri. "a mr dbcr ieit ,iurn, S,kr.
?rn sic!en Scifn n%i9tlGn9rn purbtn, rcirc's 9Strfe nnftl
mails III E'tIrrui9n aaeiuSs bta, banii auob Ter ncriler y3r-
niitltl!e ltt n1dh un9 aor einc btrrlidcn Sthrtrtcn onitni,
iNn tcrrc, 10 hGbtr MIR un1 nunmcbr cntjhlpiicu. rim, r,,c
gnSgdbc I'll trtncrrn Eu ~fcIun0ci III pe:anItaIicn. Ter 0trrix
ut Ger Irupsrt Ine rnH rTr frJ Den Icb.ntea 9Ione 81 p,rhT
~9crc0HR,t "'
egn { Isl, @IHc fir 81 uuo wrrbtn crrudt ibrc Wonrn h ,m,
ll0thtiti M9tnlC1 rotr Bal unS brtornt III hidden.
2Sir ;rc,ttcin midi mi Otrrllttn oaran. baE lin -. 40
'oihn'ie e:uildc SterlIerdn9 Bar Scr. ST. IN ptirn Sj,iS,o.
n0trtrt bctbGiIiScr mir1. -""
&tne antINat rpn 10 Gtnta pr ssrb, Fam armis ;,S,r
zen Cihttr tbtt. F' "' y" Wv
en- a II S'3lSe mirb cine ~acSiceeuc 9rarap,it Scin.
l % PriNt c %ectlcteben irerotu 9SaS Mueflliuu1. Srp6
ato YNptt:: pslrlnt, 10 MIRO tNh ntuC IN II ftc @uScohs il,
~H,'V Vh w rlc9ln0rncr ! a6itthtn. Glue fprcfli<
"95 0urN''Nl ipre lruhtr tin9e btjtene Seller c%ulftrnen.
AHtnlfu mtipsh etliht mo erbdllcn cir III ~lohnenpcu 9fn-
van. 0rltRlhdticn. Serctntn u. t. ~. SIC ure zine ornGer,
>'"'NP' "VV'H'""H elnirNctn, MADDEN Wr cuen libcraltn 9bs
h"S Spb1 Neit II. Gr.,
51O y hccnutitr0EC, 0hllhrlphiS
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-11-26
Ntdtcr &bsinwein.!

HttDtCr UNeinlpclni
Tenn mela:rnt enofn guSlttum biene hermit Sur Hafrift. tof
n loehtn tIt SfnoNna ifIbitinlpcrtirttn &brinirfin erbaItcn bokr
otitn Quite liz 1ara"itren iana unp hen ih III 81. 80 prr G5oUnn,S
gtt!anF' Sckn @IIItr,
i'"J gutd erteIpn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-11-26
Garttn. sprtbaalt in 8uth,rtomn

2cr inicrSCtNntr erIdupt rn &c nn itTCiinccu unb hm nr orm,
ten 9HelUliH DE I'm etat 81 rafcn cap or am Gnee Ysn 33utNrr
Ar ub better SuGtitdt. iEett rnput ann cn WIon 5rhirn ilrrt,
iMpcr:irten Nhcinpcu tbCn lib pr Gaupne III 81 40 nbi,Tr :.
haFen lmr. 9U f.%sNnelidbem Yeiup Iabe eiu Srku MGittr. ="
SlN &pt S8 tjefrp.-l5O %blS. iuycrior DID NV, gaks
HH. SHl"H''"' St""'S, III p"P'h tel 9Sm. GdQlpr.
GGnritS. - 2tO 9rren Noaaantiar; uup 500 g'rr,u Sci,
INV 8" '"V'" w 2Nm. &0pIpr.
@hise 0iib. = % 9br. ~pOr;usliAeu ptiBn lna, ~ ia
ta I'll aSm. SSSfNr"
5trrtn8s. $50 9bl5. GroB unp Gut 6trinse. N bat,,
Seas. 200 Spren tns @unppmb.r Size, leo o. 0Sndnsn,
III hatCn bel sEm SnnI"rH
5usarS. 300 9tls. G:uipsr, gOpscr,p @ b.. name ! %'a a,t,,
III l0bcn h. Sam Sd, H.
Ba- S0ir man ais Shmrricn bsilcn fam.
Tic 1~0uituec, mcIbt an @beumatiemus. NcrroToio rerras,,
NHpI' Otluhio~, Stutns, 9ltpcr- unb RgdcuitnrrIn lein,r
y! Gen eugtnolidltHe Nnptrunl unb 1dn;lidt MkhuIfc. nenn ii
9artSbGthtS euIt-Nll SrbEaubtn. Ditir Gr6yara
lion zines Ghenihcn Bat lh ais has bette 5cilmitid fur Sltn,rr,r,
III oen &nohtn. @tLeteln, Nerptn unn S,bntn bcp6hrt. SsryirIf
zine UlGldc unn Hnoe priluns! YreiS II, % uno 50 GtS Nry
auft miro bIiclbc bi 80
Y. G8a9ntr. M.S6bettr unb alien DruaoiIsp
6.tJ IN AIdtn'Nnb. NpTfOIt unb PETERSBURG.
NurGb prrlanIit5r GintImfr i'm gtrrpsn fin lib il,
rem Stanp 9riCbt, mrintn 9rehrtrn t&unreu Gin 20,
iu9ittbcS Wager DIR htitrn Gisarrrn irpcr 2rt unp Sua
HAT 81 auSn1bmSmeiie tIIilCn Nreiicn rif.rircn
tpnIeE. WIrttfIue tmpifblc i'd mein mrhIniIcrtirtr
Wager HUn Nhudas, Nau- unp Sdnupf Sataf. Nicji,,
olIer Nrt INN ioniti9s @riftl, Die in tinem Gionrrrp
@eitdIt 9srnbnIih gelu6t msrprn. Tim Gins aci1uio
NnlIAf lelneS SaaerS Stttt y. Np lfnfrlp,
gio. 1914 SrrarlraGc.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-11-26

Asnt ScutItttn Yub!tum bic e~raebenr Sln;cioc, eoR te.
unicrAtiNhttc cc lrntrr YIN Sru. 9tutIc AT 9rrIritraEc az,
iubrte ej0rtcn- 9~1irtbihoft ubtrnrmmcn kat biz men ,n5SS w
lhnl1d"ru e%iustrttitt. cincl tCdt ;obl ettbtn DC nd tutor.
9enNe't. GrT. ttunsCn Ger tclhn Sualit6i limo ltcte prrTS.
tpi'4 nm Wtrpe tp rltd tentuhcr, cuCh ~frtunbliht 9'ceienune
rcicn Gortcn 81 rtrcm germ ttluaicu MISUNDERSTANDING ~
n0dCn. So m q : H. ,"
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Spmmrrmprrn prn hiitrn unn Minnen

lem lln!er;etdnrten 9Crctdt CO gum S~tranlatn. feline,
SIeunetr nm ctm Yuhlitum icir yoecr rn Suth- uns
SSirltr' SSdarer %tnptctItn III I6nnrR, r1s oie nrM mpS,,n-
ieN wtrttSitn. Sut, Nui uo YtcbcrbU en- fur l5crrcr ure
Nn"ben. lcrie aus Strut. HesbOnr. Youaaa unS YLlmtIs,,
pn'sn, nnG NaneS M'ueen UNI Aiurrr. oattn &c. &c. bctl.bl
mtl1t Iriitel or 9e9en boar 1iRrrit btliie ~rtrfduft.
Su'c ipcrecn nan Spridrift ansrfcrtiat.
Gtrltlbt hiiiet, ictnrn Sure Np. ISL @3rracGr. III btiunaep
uni Elm 0adrrnlaar iu %bciiaiiacn. G'ee. {. 9'rtin Nai.
Sa9atelIe
ltoer Irt uuo "cn 9uier unp r~autrbaitrr 9trscit weretn bill an
angcfsrtist Won q. GSuISrm y"
aitt at9elaaerie Savanna uub Yrincipre Giaarrru. !Rou-
II. ShnupttabGt rrlirr Sualitdt bel g. 6. Giitcr, Wet.
6iti@en Yr0it oerr Satep 9pwerr lcie iriidh Set
e. Is Tiihrr Giant.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-03-25
SBLECT POET RT
s0TEsEgG rs LOST,

Nothing is lost the drop Of dew
Which trembles on the leaf or flower,
Is i1ut exhaled to fail anew
10 Summers thunder shower;
Perchance to shine within the bow
Thst fronts the sun 81 fall Of day;
Perchanee 10 sleraio IL the flow
OF fouataias r.
Netting Is lost th9 tip;cs, seed,
By Wild birds horne, or bFeezes blown,
FiGds something suited 10 its need,
Wherein Us sown and grown.
Tbs language OF some household gong,
The perfume Of some cherished flower,
Though gone from outward sense, belong
70 nsx.ory after hour.
So with cur words; or harsh or kind,
Uttered, they are not al forgot,
1hay leave their influence on the mind,
Pass on. but perish aot
20 with oGr deeds; for good or i'll
They have tlleir power, scarce understood
Then let US use our better VIII
TO make them rife With good.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-03-25

iha -A'le York Tribune, Of the 9'L inst,
contains l2eg aad interesting report Of % ex,
t9nsige ss!a Of slarcs at Savannsh, e =, short
time precious. As Tie late owner Of ,Le slaves
Is Q vel known Philadelphia, and as tie sale
in question has created uGasuai interest both
North ani S3uth, we lave concluded 70 trans
fer he eltiro acc.uat to cur columns. The
report Is understood 20 have been tie work Of
NIr. Mortimer Thom,on, reporter for the
Tribune, who IS better known as ''Does;ioks. y
Mr. Thomson has made an able report, and be
hos dvswn very graphic description Of what
must have been a striking scene.
Mr. Pierce Butler is native Philadeiphian
lie il q son Of Dr.. james Noaso, well known
physician aad literary man Of this city. DR..
NJ married Miss Butler, the daughter of Major
Pierce Butler, WHO resided ~ turns in Paila-
delphia and in Georgia. Dr.. Mease had two
lons-Jobn aud Plorce--Eby early in lie dsop-
ped their paternai name, and have ever since
been known By tho name Of Duler. Tho
brothers fell heir to TIE large e4tate Of their
material grandfather, aud tue slave portion Of
hr. Pierce Buffers share of the estate formed
the staple OF tile sac reported below. Mg
John Butler vent TO Mexico 10 command Of a
volunteer company during the war He died
there of disease contracted in that county
TIis widow still retains her share Of the slave
estate in Georgia,
Mr. Pierce Butler married Miss Frances Ann
Ke,nblc, tie celebrated actress, and the uu-
happy divorce suit which was the result Of the
marri9Se is fresh in the memory of alost Of our
readers. The difficulties which eventuated ia
. separation CT tte conpie RE understood to
have seen fomented by zoe possession Of The
Y9ly slave property wlteh has jus. b9cn dis
posed of. Mrs. Butler had naturel antipathv
to scryi,ude, and ;Lis feeling vas encouraged
by some Of the literary associates Of tbe gifted
lady. Mr.. Butler, upon he other hand, was
warm admi-er and advecsts Of me sspecusiar
iustitution," and much Of the ''ineonp !ibility
of temper upon which the application FOR d.
vorcs was based is believed to have grown out
of this difference of opinion.
A year OF two since, when the Rev. Dudley
A. Tying preached his celebrated sermon con-
CerniDg "our Country's Troubles" in which
fbc slavery proclivities Of the Federal Govern
Inont were handled WITHOUT gloves. Mr.. Butler
vas member Of vestry Of the Church Of the
Epiphany where the sermon was delivered
lie took up the Slavery cause in opposition TO
me daring young minister, and the wealthy
slave holder was one Of bis most unrelsnting
opponents. Mr.. Il. carried his Indignation SO
lar as TO dismanle bis pew at the church, uD-
i'i Mr.. Tyug was odsted from the pulpit.
Ar Butler owned considerable property IN
Philadelphia as veil rs io-Georgia but re-
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-03-25
vol. 80. NO. l3.

operation and saw that the entry clerks did their
duty properly.
| ibc auetioneeT proper vas Il bir. Walsh, who
deserves word Of description. In personal
appearance he is the very opposite Of Mr. Bry-
an, beIug careless 10 bis dress instead of scru-
puious, large iuan instead Of little one. G
fat man Instead Of lean ore, and 8 good na-
turea man instead of fierce one. lie is 9
rollicking cid boy, aith an eye ever On the
lQokopt, end taat psver leis a bidding nod es-
cape him, hearty word for every bidder who
cares fof II, and plenty Of jokes 70 les on
when the BUSINESS gefs little slack. r1f.
Walsh has forid complexion, not more so
perhaps than Is becoming, and POSSIBLY nsF
n!are So than is uetural in whiskey country
Net only is his face red, hat solne cause has
bilsteted off the skin in spots, giving hina
peely look. Taxing tis face al, the pee!iaess
and ths redness ctn,biued make him look lnnch
as If he had bsen boiled il tie Same POT With 8
red cabbage.
Dir. Walsh mounted tie stand, aud annoaac-
ed the terms Of The sale, s'one-third cash. the
remaindef payable n two equal annual install
ments, bearing interest from the day Of sale,
to be secured BY approved mortgage ana per-
sonal security, or approved aceeptauces on Sa-
VaHnah, Ga, or Charleston, S. G. PURCHASERS
70 pay for papers" Tie buyers, who were
present to the number Of about two hundred,
clustered around The platform, while the ne
grocs, who were not likely 10 be Immediately
wanted, gathered into SAD groups in the back
ground to watch tho progress of tie selling in
xhich they we're SO sorrowfally Interested
The wind huwled outside. and through ,he open
side Of the building the dgiying rain came pour
ing iB; tho bar down stairs ceased for short
time its brisk trade; the buyers lit fresh cigars
got ready their catalogues ard lead pencils,
and the FIRST lot Of human chat.cls are led apon
the stand, not by white man, but By sleek
muiatto. himself slave, and WHO seem 10 re-
gard the selling of bis brethren, ia which be
glibly assists, as cspital joke. Il had been
announced that the negroes would be sold 10
families that Is 10 say, man would not be
parted from his wife, or mother from very
young child. There is perhaps as much policy.
as humanity in t!is arrangements, for thereby
many aeed and unserviucable people are dis
eesaA ol, Eho -oEzsfsi5s Eoui1 not find sreedy
sale
The first family brought cut were announced
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SCENES AT TIE SALE.
Human Feelings OF no Acoouns.

t.R RUJI.ER GIVES EACH CHATfLE
DOLL4R
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-03-25

cz00 lien, Women and Children Sold,
MF. Pierce Bulier Changing his In
Vesimen9s.
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90 Kate.s John, aged 80: ricc, prime m9a
7G0 Bctsey, %: rice, unsouad.
l01 Kate, 8;
l02 Violet, months.
Sold for $50 each.
los Wooster, IS: Fice hand. aud fair ma
son.
1o4 Mary, 40 cotton hand
Sold for $500 each.
los Commodore Bob, aged: rlse hand.
106 Kate, aged: cotton.
1o7 Linda, 49, cotton, prime young wo-
mn
loo joe, l9: rice, priuo boz.
Sold for $500 each.
109 Bob, so: rice.
11c Mary, %: rice, prime woman.
Sold for 81 135 each.
III Anscn, 49: rice raptuled, ona eye.
I12 Violet, SIS: lice hand.
Sold for $3.50 each.
113 Allen jeffrey, 46: rice hand and saw
yer ia stearu mill.
ia Sikey, 43 rice hand,
l25 Watty, 5: indrln legs.
Sold for $500 each.
l16 Rina, is: rice. prime young woman.
III Lena, 1.
Sold for S645 each.
1i9 Kitty, 80. rice, prime woman.
l2o POEnpey, j., 10: prias 10y
l21 John, Z.
l22 Noble, l, boz.
Sold for S580 each.
341-Cain, SO; rice hand.
342-U Uassauder, 50; Gotten hand-has its
343-Emeliue, 10; cotton, prime yonn wo-
man.
344- judy, Il. cotton, prime girl.
Sold for $500 eacb.
345-DoFcas, IT; co'.on, prime woman.
346-- Joe, 8 months.
Sold for 81 200 each
34T Tom, o. cotton Land. Sold for ST.
eco.
s48--Judge VIII, IS. rice hand. Sold for
1925.
S49-Lowaen, 81: cotton hand.
$50 nsgar, SO: cotton baud,
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The manner OF buYidg 'Ta5 afllvulced TO be,
bidding certain price apiece for The whole
lot. Thus George and his family were started
at $500, ana we're finally sold al $500 each,
being S2.400 for the fo1r. To get an idea OF
the relative value OF each one, we mpst suppose
George worth LOO, Sua worth $500, Little
George worth 5000, anu Harry worth 500.
Owing, however, 70 some Misrepresentation on
tie par; OF the buyer IS to tho manner Of bid
ding, he did not take the family 81 this figure,
ard they were put np &ad sold again, en- tie
second day, when they brought $500 each, or
S2,480 for The whole-an advance of $50 over
the first sala.
Robert, and Luna bis wife, who were an
nounced as having f'goitre, otherwise very
prime," brought tie round suin Of 81 COS each.
But that your readers may have an idea of the
exact manner in which thugs are done, up
pend couple Of pages OF the catalogue used
cn this occasion, which you can print vsrba-
I'm
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-17

\ father who has passed innumerable sleep
less nights, has immortalizcd himself by dis.
covering method Of keeping babies quiet
Tho modus opewmdi is as follows:
As soon as the squaller awakes, set it up,
propped by pillow, if it cannot sit alone, and
smear its fingers with thick mOasses; then put
half dozen feathers into its hands, and it
will sit and pick the feathers from one hand to
the other until it drops asleep. As soon as it
wakes again more molasscs and more feathers;
and in place Of the nerve astounding yellS,
there will DO silence and enjoyment unspeak.
able.
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Petition in Insolvency.

Gently Of II D"r riI'.'' In the County Court.
Iot IL SAMPLER, ". Ills CREDITORS.
IN the matter Of the Petition Of Louis Samrtcr an Inso
vent Deber.
I)tRSCANT to order Of Hon. James Johnson Judge
l. ct the Court aforesaid notice is hereby given all the
Creditors Of said Ins0vcn Louis sampler 10 h and APP
pear before the Court aforesaid open Court at the C0ut
House, in the CITY Of nacervir, on the 2dih day II De-
ccmher ID. 1852 Mt 10 o'clock to show cause any
they can. why the prayer o said Iusnvrnt cbtor should
not he granted and assignment al his be made,
and he he discharged from his debts and liabilities in pur
Snauce Of the statute in such made and prnvled
aud in the meantime II is ordered that all judicial
ing against said IDsolvent debtor be- stayed.
Witness my hand and the seal Of said Court
IL. 81 affixed. at Office in the City Of Placprvillc,
this goth day Of November, A. d, 1870.
Nov 26,-ow WM. 4. JANUARY, Clerk.
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BIRTHDAYS.

Are all the memories Of life
Buried when life has fed.
Are we forbid to keep again
The birthdays Of the dead?
Time was, when each successive year
Brought one bright dav of mIrth,
The lOOked-fu annivcrsmrv
Of some beloved one 5 birth.
The birthday feastS Of childhood's age,
The tcasts Of ripcr wears.
Remind us If like yOut lful joys
Remembered now with tears.
For they with whom those days were spcn,,
Have done with all on earth,
The fund home circles broken IN,
That hailed cuch day Of birth
Yet ne the day comes round again,
Marked with Affection seal,
Once more We think of those we've lost,
Once more their prcsence feel.
The blessed spirits nov. in Heaven
May not such cycles keep.
Time mcteS not uut their happiness,
They know not night Ur sleep.
Yet may they still retain the thoughts
Concentrating birth,
And huply still they keep in Heaven
The calendar Of EARTH.
Far of are they, but still toward them
Our loving aims we spread.
And ever in Our hearts well keep
The birthdays Of the dead.