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Nv Telexraph,

NEWPORT March 81 Arrived tAis day .ss, Volta, Case
Prevalence for SeW-YoTki Lady Adams, DAvts Bristol for
Hew.York D.,hus Wave Freeman Portland for Tsnsier
Osk Kelley Boston for York; ssrah Ehk.ssta
Kelley Boston for Philadelphia.
IL eop..qu.nes Of hesd ~ud schr Ana s. Safer
Welchsr, FOR New. ioik.
BOSTON N.rce 81 Arr ships Csl ope Goodwin, Liver
pool Cs,er Oat Houd.s, DO phen Clover Aao)a, Ca.
cuits
Psed thoush Vine sund Iris noruirs bark fsnso, in Tow
of s'raua.r Huutress from New loIk for stOn.
NEW ORLEANS, March STARVED shps Andover, from
Newton Majestic from Boston, GJcen Coss, from Liver
pool and Charlotte from HAVE.
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heurhis paper says tina: sirs1lM p'ize-tigat
between t~o women us. lid e short dis.acse 0sloF
ia; city on Sunday of lsst week A large crown az
seub.ed 70 witness the spectacle.
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Spoken 4.
miscellaneous.

nFLUSAN's UNRlVALED HAIR RESTORA-
~ RIVE This aud aneslasd preparation fof
restoring promotius the go~b Of Ha1 entirely
ia flnI Of becoHin. pfena1rey gray sold By
respectable DrErgsx and BY Z. DELUsAS, No. 50 av.
METAL SASHES end SHOWCASES
l Per,oDs sbsst opening stores r.s.nx old ones
sil ind advantageous 20 cal p. HOWELL No. ri
Cs.4.si be,xeen Broad and CerueS where they
sesc. such they req1irs savsGtsxeeus Al
unett Of Mahogany ana Walnut $40 ECAsES % aAnd.
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NETWORK AND BARLEM RAIL Road.
IN wINrEB AaRsS0GhENY.

IN WINTEb AENtNOGBENY
Pos ALBANY snd vkOY. Bsss o.
On ,nt ,fter MONDAY Dec lsk Srs.as VIII ssvs NJ
=, kev YoEt, a. folov,.
80. u. For WIFE rl.rns
ss. a.. Fer Wtlli.Ia.ortee-
1000 Nal rH,1 lor AosrJ.
II.Sa m..Fos Watt. Paus
Asp ..Yor VIVA rshrtfs
So. .. N. For hileron
40 D n..For croton P,la
SEC I, u. For White Plains
GIs . -oT White P,in, roa VIE sse css1USnr !.
40 p m..For UilhsDserfsSe
RIruRsns-Wu
500 Watt Ps,ns
e40l .Wllhansbndss-
TOO o u. .Crotop gai1
S:oe g .t1!eroh
5:s Vote PA,ps-
7.S0l ~. Mail train for Aibasy.
i0:o a. u. - tli.m' eEdse.
1880 o. r.. White Plsinl
$500 e.. White Plains
SEQ ENTHUSIASTICALLY
Wn J. CAhPDELL euDeslnesnhsoA
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NAVAL sTORE5-spTi4 rurpe atne continues extremely
oe o-t The SAL t-lt 20 sustain prices VIII n
LoglGly uUchAI g-1 Crude sfe s3d hrn Snich ends
tiors Con k1sn cont 10
y,y demste shO1; however any impr9v-Gs-s 10 prices
80 bb - : DJd 81 e SO 10 delivered saoa.
and yard 30 o. strained OIL ~ y SO ., IN yard
fbe medium rsies Ute inquired fr but
BY active. Of $50 bis low No 81 So
a. d. %. 100 d.. Wlits 81 s7s IS, aid
but prices rule steady
OlLs-Tbe inquiry Tor descriptions confines quite I'm
i..d To- seis oG3yaucy Lins-vd 10 m0i-rae
reaat.i 20 tur r.ssr trade N sn.l Psgce. ss Of l5o
sal Aue.c,u cru,heTs hsnds St 81 Doc 10 csks AM
bis on quiet bat have further chs.k
prices rsr " 90 obs handsome C1lie Whale
il New LoLtou ported IL yestsr1sys TRIBUNE, .. So
cash Kero.eu- Oil w7.h sOod inquiry, sue q mach
hrneTi ,Ae' q buDa. and tluuunstnf U 81 - BY the
q-srtlty. small pal-- EmGno more money.
FhOEl>IOSs-The d'InaJd f1T PORK = limited. aud the
u.rtet llw-r 80 bib. u 7jGS7 IS for
S-.. IS f3s Ola : e. f5T superior Thu hes.
80 :; for Clear aud s.2 es6sl1 IS for Pn4e. 3esf
goc c,E,rs and "a Zee qualities Urn, b1, common
FOR C1u.;y Prime; e. zsQs9 for 20 hso; ss S7.9su5
~ keps, H-ss ard <i2 500 Els COR extra DO Prime
Ntr IL sooc drJsDd sooi 70 sx.s Of 20
C.eysls So Be.f Ham. s-..1y; sales Of 80
bb els 5ds Lard 1. heavy the arrivals s,-s Ct
bss al Gla c.. Hszts sespy the supply
Of Sc th1, .tc fer Hans. aud
7c fer shoulttrs Bacon 10 in limited demand ~ q dl.
B. 10 n demand, ne reduced, Of
gate zc AID Ohio - 700 sc C5-ssus Cc.
hlCt-l, hrm-.4.s q So "a - s. at.
sUGAks-Are wilton. ms,erIsi the made
% c-.sy sr.sr h.n anticipated ses 100 hhas
Cubs, e. ale. Al 500 Ass sevOrssRs a. c. G5c-
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wa j. cHHfSELL sspsss.s.sSssA

NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAH.-on
IN and AFTER MONDAY Nov - 1883 aae until tsr nsoos,
Passenger fras vii leave P'er foot Of Duane hsovs
DUNSIRk EXPRESS ats +. n, for punrirt .sa principal
NAIL WEsT n, fer DuRhrt .ls susaIO and inter.
fOcxLIND PAssESeEI At 5 p m, from foot surrsy x,
,is Pieruont for Suffers ard in-rmedis,e stations
WAY PAssEneLR a. Sse y IN, Tor Ss~sorsA Pen Jervs
EioHY EXPRESS n4:s I. n for ouriirh Ard saf.e.
and principal int, rus aise statlOn,
EsI4RaNT ssp m. for ouDtirt and susaiO and Inter-
Ts:. .'I,. FRAN. cS the ~ .s
c.n:ns.sa. s.S.e I MAJ. FL :, sEss.n.e c s
ns the Buffalo sewYors aud Ere Railroad or aoshee-
M sG md s .Ds m a r..s s'9s a. iss U'
Bpf.o Durtk with the LAX. Shore Railroad or csvs-
and ''''''''a ''"'' '' CHARLIE KORAN. rr..a4.o.
NEW-YORK and NEW-HAvEN RAILROAD.
~ lisa WINTER AsaAssENENf lsss-
Commencing November Il 1854
PASSENGER Station IN HewYofk Hte ST and en- sv,
entrance OIL " TsArss LEAVE sEw-Yosk
Tor sewHssen ,. a. m (.I) la;ts, 9;iS ,.1 so ana
= Ts' ~ '"1 IT, asr; ..s .. d. ss: co.
pr .3H S S sa -. (s1 SIS $50 sos D.
$: ::.n! or s';:e:s1 81. -. g. i
49, 80 o" ScoNsEcrrse TRAINS.
~ g, rsSo g s.r, saS ana a. sp rs':
q Ht Issss iss nc IS ~s.p e. Sss9sSass S'::
Nortbsa p,on q NJ 2.I .as Ia , N For Neg, Have
ADD H-r London Rairosd sld i;4S 2. FOR Hooss
tonc Railroad San FOR Nsnsssuck RAlrosd Q q m, 40
, m 1ss Daabury and Norw.l kAilro.d =. m s:Sp N
JANIS X HOW. suo.rnte nSent
AEN-JERSEY RAILROAD-For PHILA-
~ DfLrHIA AID u. SOUTH and %EsT u. Jss ssa
e. and and fare s. fhronth rcAsts sold for Cnr
ctnnx and West and for Baltimore Washington Norfolk
he and through baggage checked Washington In and3
D. N. trains J. w WOODRUFF, Assistant Superintendent
No bssxe viii be received for train unss delivered sat
checked f.sp minutes aSssBe- o. the Of -avina
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ctlsIficlfIof.

: s s;:sis,' ;.;:: + Il Il Il
coFrrE.x az dr.ys prevail al &C. 10 sas' IS. s.
Domingo f5 export AZ about .'S y " mas ss'a = ia
sTocs .FslL !, 1859 o
4'5 Jsms;csn...... 20
n.Is o., 5.a.A ia 80
s.s..yT, .,.,:. - s. si.a "a, mn s5
g. D2EiIto 90 r;',' 81 20 CT, u % s ia
.ahSss., In ted Ts,r.ee II y Ii. pa ~, Of az
e,n.t, Of sock II By. -aouins jo1'ra ~aiei
TO-, lbs: iao.. Gel iaornea ssrt = mP, .s'Ird .ni
neieulous Ii {, sssvy ,tltcatEy tG % .Ides
IS s@sSs5,-E,:ra d. g. 45qs675 f,r i5v ,Is3.. OF
~.sn k1Hs 8. - IT. .n t. 100 %
o. fof EI'r. 81 lo9 80 for s. Lou. ana leo
FI'r.. s7g so1thera Flour lite dah and h.syy
P.cisy The i.es'-tse,e are Pr:yi TIE sac. 81: iy
Sc 3 for N. GRADES. Rye sur in fair demand .Gd
fm, s.e' Of 10 bt.t q - 90 81 ~ Corn M-h hveIy
fisHTb and quite trivial ba: the oi. q Dry c9t
ard n.te- hsu .ud susslned- Herring sTe IL
isrss .esy ,Sd taIi i es.,y
nal SINS. sac. Of hi-e KD'uoty and IVES Red private
terms RE ia ib..tise ~ osGsc Tor Icy. Bay ="
On ar dali re .upyy iar OF SD So q
wessn and Csr,oist s, az CDrn 10 N mod"rs'e De
Is mainly for the tr.se sss Of 10 80 oan ~ sos i't 90
Cd s No sy .s re S r @ T Nod ia store
HDrsTes nsIs-t firm .nd oI'las'.' so.as
%e. ..f' ,f afe no. sS W. os.a to
.rIiy-; 80 1s,,s private terms tt
~ q BsHo. ASrs ,-tea 70 yesterday so.a 8; i,
a. tddins z cent
HOPs-Tb. dens5dis moderate sale male Of p pock
En,b Hep SEA nls, and % bales Western at Ia &c.,
a. 70 quality. Oo are trs6y a. oGoc
HAY Th. demand i far r saoping and the nNke u
st@sd, sales Of TO- bales b. q 7Oc 4 leo -.
HONkY-A sale rlats If bill. Cgbs e. 7ac duty pad
LEATHERtbe receipts continue very lsat AID ;here Al
sud ., fun prices
LUMBER Spruce and Pine Timber II fair de-
uarG have feoeips iIe ss: "a 81
n for
LIMA caro- Of Roci.rd, SO bbl Common and 100 Do
| Lump cold ta-dsy AZ 7tc aro ga.
M0LAssEs-IsG-sdy. sales Of - hhds Cuba Clsyed 9
Sc; l5J hhsL New Ori.scsst % 100 a-scoysio s,Ne.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILR0AD.-FromD Dee
IL e. S5s, ne rrsns MI cave ns-rss g. s'aeon ~
k.i Tr,in ., ii:ls N ;tor Poushke.prs, SIS n.
ane slE o. ty Oohes Ferry 50 fE siht SAa $50
m, q. pe-t.Gin . u fbe Pozkhs.~pse, feekshl
sns snx sad Dobe' rsTy fsil sop :. We ~ sssaona
chsb=rs C.sa ChEs,oP-r Iz1 SiststA
Sr.ir, for New rs lssve TOY . AID 1919 AZ
SIS n ,rz Albany s5out IS H1Dctes a;et Dc sr,Aav Il
SPIN D. y eHi'r s.s~fAeRs<nt.
NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROADS.
~ R.duct1 IN fare 20 places West Or aL6 Ser Ish
MT, "a. sgnuer tsvs Of ,sre ~i Be % 10 between Nv
Yerk ard D-rEI end a. bet.eeu SevYors and sufa or
rasssr Fab q D tassNocoa
Msrro .. lssa o-nsrA irsfrt Aesl
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n s.sds I,7 Has .SALs J,os sS~Aa"f''' "-~ ~ =
o Ovsrs-g }. Drssfra n, e., 49,
II rta-sk'p J.rf yrss Ltct'p0Ss-fe'e' "'-'-' ~-
/ Mssltop, a. J. h,ed.too.
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marxeu-c.rr,vLLy snO,rxD ros rss =. 2. ss,rsE

AsnE.-Tts inquiry ~ ban sIas United ..es o. rSS
q S. q Z Pearl. az Is 67. 80.
COTrOs-rhs uGss g -Ehsr EASIER, :oo1th %. slosoJ
lover -' $500 bses, cn.-fJ IN irsc., q TX Al
S.
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Receipts or Pr~Auee,

BIZ Ia Enc hsl,sss, March S.-.0 bill F.osr so Co.
WII.ly yfg Ash., ~ DO Esgs DO Better
Oct. so dee. Lesher 81 Ec-sfo, tA., Cousn 70 80
o. ~ k~ss Glass Sese.
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Orrtcr 60 rHE SEw Yosg ,ND HE9-dsvrS r. 4 Co,
Eta - a. 4,h-N Ss4-fOSE Macs 81. iss. I
NOTICE.-CRANGEo Of TIME for BOSTON,.
On a. sf-r MONDAY Aprl - On sSs-s'' rrsH g..
B-s,cn sp't gh- Srcesf-r W cav. ia siA,r
e. S;ls .ns;,aa IS JAMES Il. HOtT sggL
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~sysDs1ss ~ Sr%sE s~ssusrs.
70 ARRIVE

Fbe ov--sci Nal fcr Calf esyes st Loni, every Hnr
Cav ard Thursisy =, T. Le-s~u aessSee cf u sa"S &c
pst.S CvsrS1e. is & Lc1A
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~ srls ctstts IN The Civifeots h'm Oe.ooef 80
- an m. ,,,ss of Y seL; by tie wssoiDgtyn ssaS,
So sr.se Of y csIt BY n. Market and Sss-
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Disasters, &c.

The schooner Arthur Enmerson Is ashore Lynhsvea
Beech ard fall az ws.-r
kExPoRr Asret 81 The sctr Lons3as from Boron with
csr.o Ct r,erd Ashore BrentJas Reef By soh
BEAUFORT Mach 2o-Tte brig Whie Of Elizabeth Ci,y
" from Island With sat, bound Ehz.b-,a Cty
~ c. sshor. srowus lnlei N c., tie night Of
2i,h. She 10 EoiI pieces
KEY WEsT, March o. The schr. Dr. Kane from ssSus Ia
Gano-, With . Of Bol.ssss bound NexYoIk
into his port ast evening leaking 80 strokes Per nolr See
will ciscbafs- cargo.
yiLFAsalso Feb D. The ship Northern Chef I4s days
from New York with Of coa bound Francis-o
other t1iiog dsmsse When of Cap Horn
about 81 coal The leak sfec.uay
stpp.d BY diver Uuor without sscbar,inG c.-,o
loren H. ard spndry other rspars sde letters
spoken.
2th int in the South CsaIne ship Ca.ocelor Bor,nd
NeR York foT Liverpool.
10th int; Ia 81 80 hp SO 49, brig Empire, from NswYork
for Ponce.
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LOB BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
l. PORT and FALL RIVLR-rhe s1leudid snd superior
seauer BAY STATE, Csgt. Jewes; sves NevYort ever,
SuEsDAY, RI URsDAY and SATURDAY at S ocLocs o. a
And tie EMPIRE STATE, Capt Brsytsu, 90 NOEOAY'
WEDNESDAY And FRIDAY, 1t o'clock .. n trom fsr Ne.
SN.R.
Hereafter DO roons VII Be regarded secured 70 any sspn.
az. rptl sasl have been pad for - "
yrsish. 70 scs,on srsrsed feUst WITH gree: tsps:ca By
wk BoRpEH, Aser. Hes - md y wssssl
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THE REGULAR MAIL LINE via sToNrNe-

THE REGULAR MAIL LINE yia ST0SIN9-
u roh. Fer sos,cs ,ns FaovlDENcE-Izlsal aeG.s-
Ne tooft~.i arc most e-t cSryirf Tho Ess,ern Mai
Tee sesrsp PLYMOUTH SOCK Csp.. Josl ss,ss A
COMMODORE. CAf- sisfsis II sonnse,ioa wa tls
sfosISGIoS snt PROVIDENCE AID BOSTON sai
ss,. s,osgsa FROM Pier No soT.s River ss -s.i .sV.
or tSs sri'sl Of he Ma Tas -scs caves sosss u
$40 p "a
a. Soshopoh Tom H,w.Yort konS.y WeSsesl.,
asd Fnos' c-,n.r T1ssdsy facrsdsy .ns ssars.y
re PLYMOUTH RoCk fron N..-fort, fs-sesy. fssis-
Gay sas s.sEs4y ron sonEsou, k0n3sy VsI-sss,y "a
FRIDAY.
Pa. ense pseees hon peg rssre&1 !ror
Ger ana Boston Express Nal rr.i htns Az
P scy.rc- o. t1cse 81 ,her And 10 ample ans hs
cary sDornirs Hn-s ecnn-cax Soh All ks<-- fssee-
srr, IA. prefer Il remain 90 ard n. eny psa.,
res. urd,rrbed bre.kfas. desired ,aa ~svs senEse "a
ne1a N .rsn-
rN- frou Providence 70 Ne~rcr' csn.s
Baggage pA-es ne srAner Al -,ir 1reGsf
each way.
Ter psss.s, oehs rsh. Apply eossd he
sesr Freish Oroe Per Nc. Sorb RTsr or o.
tne 90. No 70 t,.-,ryplscs Fec ~ lass.
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UESTRAI, RAILROAD of NEw,JERSEY-

(NENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY-
" Counrctlns 0, Ses Hang.oo WITH The peswce LAoAa
AID WesSerr Rsifosi AID 81 Ess.or via 10 Lehss
Valley R,ilroet
, sPRlNG AskANGEaESr, ccmn-aeirs Mach 70, lsss.-
Lesye NJ Yot for Essnn inerrecis,s r,-s ron Pes
so .Sor-h River, :. Y AID ~ a to sonsrvHs
" above r,ln,, sod ct s:Se G. u
M ,hov- t-.n. connect a. kx.oets with -sirs
Jervy hsro.S Witch New Yort from TIE 20: q Court
sn5t<t ct 7:4os snd IL and sns Sp n
PssserseTs for the cs<~,rr, LAcsA~nkA s1t Westsrn
asiirosk vii lesv- n-i only yof Lshiss NGsy Rad
ro~l q u q ADd Is ~ -
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TRAVELLERS for the NORTH, SOUTH,
4 EAST VEST, should buy, b7fore rsrttns. APPLE
fON5 RAILWAY GUIDE Prioe Is Tn- clear n.a.
10 which tAe THROUGH ROUTE MAPS are dshnsssed,
males tse traveller 20 At glance HOW Hk SHALL
SkAVkL He VII many dollar oy securing COPY.
D. APPLETON Co, Puslshsr,
Nos SS and s4s Brosdway.
nAY BOAT for ALBANY. - Steamer ARME-
~ MA every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY
from fooi Of Harrison-st, 81 O'Clock 9 m.
nAY BOAT for ALBANY aud TROY COM
~ meucipg on SATURDAY. April 2 Isja-rn- new and
splepci6 HETAaORA xtn lssSe Pier foo. Of Jay
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY a. 3 N
Loaklpx the usual landings.
EREIGBT and TRAvEL.-BALTIMORE
i NETWORK, and the WEST snd sOUTa-WEST.-rse
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. aud Ia fully tsyeL
connecting lines odsr desirable direct
setveen New York and 81 the cities and towns
Wes, and Southwest. Freight promptly conveyed largest
saact.es AID AZ sves and hts.clss and
srsr.nt :ke.ed through With the baggage vita beat speed
Nd comfort
This is only line By which travellers between NswYOrk
AID the Vss: visit Wnbinr,n City. Round rp tickets
ron Baltimore WiInrsto3 have bosn provided s.pecsy
for travellers between the Tavern cities .ns the Gfes West AZ
he rEey reduced Of but g. for which sdcd % The
price Of Western teke, Hssesers may VISIT ssirs
their way.
rey superior sleeping Asve been Introduced
N@.-Yori ose Broadway Of Barclay oppo
rte Astor House. {. W. PER'EIL,
AgsLt b. and 0. route.
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Our private listers speak dsoorssinsy 81 any
peaceful solution Of the EeropesD .sOsbos and export
that there hss been less disposition among buyers to
operate in sooGs than for some veaks past and
although lndis Ssirtirgs rot pressed or the IAr
ket prioes may be quoted Sc. = piece lower. Print
ing Cloths, however, had msst sirei their price and
tie demand had taken Of TIE presert prediction.
Our tsbl>s are Necessarily emitted.
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CORFET--A s9 6-r.t6 prevail; ssst = Loo 5aEs ;;
pnir-o ~ en-. a. about a1s 0U mats avs a. "a.
sIocs .FsIL !, 1859
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-01-12
VOL. xxIv..-NO I.
REVOLUTIONARY STORY.

Here is story Of tho Revolutionary war,
where the indignant aud dgnified rebuke OF a
patriotic matron is met by the hardened and
unrefined selEpossession Of one Of the braves Of
England 1t is from Nirginia Illustrated.
"In one of Tarleton's marauding expeditions
into the interior of Virginia, histroofs stopped
to breakfast at the plantation of old Major Har-
dy, the father Of the present squire. All those
of tho household that drew the sword werc
with the armies of their country, but they had
by ro means carried with them all the pluck
and patriotism"
1.-The good lady received her visitors with
such spirit that it seemed size still considered
her house her own, and size still appeared to
give with naughty hospitality what her unwel-
come guest would have taken as a matter Of
course The officers who breakfasted in the
house were awel into respect bT her manner,
and her house and barns were spared fate
that bef.l many others. But tie passage of
such troop was like visit of the locu:ts Of
Egypt-Fodder stacks had disappeared, grana-
rirs were emptied, meat houses iiaed, piggery
and poultry yards silent as the grave. Tie ma
tron contemplated the devastation with swelling
indignation. All eonc-all. II they had been
Wa>hington's troopers, she would have gloricd
in the sacrifice, but to be forced TO feed the
host Of the oppressor-'o give nourishment and
strength to those who might soon meet her hus-
band and sons in battle, that was hard indeed.
'Thc negroes had returned from their hiding,>
places, and stood grouped around, with eyes
fixed upon thsir mistress, but not caring to
break the sil.nce. Presently an old Muscovy
drake crept out from beneath tho. courthouse
where he had taken refuge during that reign Of
terror. The sight Of this solitary and now use
less patriarch was the feather that broke tho
calne's back; the matron's patience gave way
under it.
"Jack," sue screamed, "catch that duckm
With instinct Of ofobedence, Jack pounced upon
the wheeling waddler.
"Now mount that mare-mount instantlyp'
With countenance Of ashy hue, and staring
eyes, Jack obeyed the order.
Now ride after the troopers, ride for your
life. Give my compliments to Col. Tarltons
mind, to no one else, the officer on the black
horse; give him my compliments, and tell him
your mistress says lie forgot to take that duck"
Away went the messenger Mt full speed aftcp
the retreating cohorts,
"Wcll, Jack, did Sou deliver that nlrssuse7"
Sartin, Mssls."
: "And what did he say2"
"IIc put duck in u wallet, and say lie much
'blged.n
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turc-- free Of the touch of anyhostile hand upon
lls-we are right in that existence which it has
pleased Almighty God to give us, and we can
admit no dcclarton of q wrong i'll the means to
our advancement"
Mr. Speaker, we have been elected here at the
South to Garlillly mamentous trust. 1t is u
trust OF moment ta have liberty and hopes at
stake, with the hand of power already stretched
to grasp them. But there is IL trust for time and
man of even greater moment. 1t is the precept
of human experience that equals must be equal,
and that political distinctions must therefore
yield to that necessity. But it is the precept,
alSo that to power and progress there must be
scparatc orders in the State, and to us, the first
in human history, has been committed society
combining these conditions There has been
equality in France, but despotisnl has been
welcome refuge from its enormi:ies; there were
slaves in Greece and Rome, but they were the
natural equals Of their masters, and the relation,
therefore, was forced and transitory; but here
there is perfect compliance with the requisition
there is, among equals, equality the most per.
feet. and there are orders that can never merge;
and in this The Eternal Ruler of this world has
committed to lis :, sacred social truth. which we
are undcr the most solemn obligations to trans.
nit to other ages. TO that transmission We arc
committed by The highest sanctions that were
ever incumbent upon any people. II we Go
transmit it we will find, us our reward, Il career
of greatness and Of glory more extended than
WAS ever opened to the hopes of man. II we
Ito not il we bend in tic execution of that trust
to the acquisitions of another not so charged
with that responsibility, and so fail, we will leave
to our land and posterity a heritage of calamity
and crime the darkest that ever fell to amy pco-
pie. States nave been subiugated, and Rome
was pnndcrcd by larbarians, yet carnage ende'
with resistance; but hero, with suhugation
comes war of races, hand 10 hand, that will
not end while remnant of the weaker race re
mains. In view Of these considerations, then
in view of the hopes and glories of success-in
view of the crimes and calumities Of lailure-in
view Of the blessings to be conferred upon other
lands and other ages, and Of the smiles Of an
approving Heaven, it is incumbent upon us to
start now upon the performance of our duty, and
it is not an indiscrcct or IN unbecoming act i'll
that performance to tell this government that.
charged with this momentous trust, we cannot
yield to them the Office of determining its con. |
ditions--that that of right, belongs to MS to lie
effected by them, and that upon the rights and
obligations Of that office ~c can take no judg
ment but our own. To do this is the object of
the resolutions have had the honor to present,
and hope, therefore, that they will meet tic
appreciation Of the House.
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4 rEnsoN went iuto one Of our fashionable
rcircshment rooms not long since and was much
surprised at seeing nothing on the table.
What will you have?' said the waiter.
Jonathan stared about him" dun know"
Would you like bill Of fare, sir 2
{" Thank ye," he replied, !" don't care il / do
take small piece"
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Capt. HAMILTON, with q large body Of des
perate men, are committing depredatlons IN.
southern Kansas.
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In the House Of Representatives, at the last Ses.
sion Of Oe Legislature in support Of his
Resolations on Me Reopening5 5of the SLAVE
Trade
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D@We observe that our venerable citi-
zen, Mr.. SHlRwooD, has returned from IN
Eastern trip with energies and health renew
ed, head filed with yankee notions and a
mind stimulated with young America 60
aheaditiveness." We saw him yesterday
taking a survey of his 7dominiens upon the
wharf, and cogitating-we 'presnme-upon
the-numerous Improvements needed and
cOntemplatetwithin his jurisdiction. There
are numerous and loud complaints among
steamboat men and shipping merchants rel
alive to the present state of the wharf,
The gravefneeds removing in many places,
and there is need of double number OF
posts and ringbolts for boats to make fast
to. Our citizens may lock for an early re-
appearance of the old horse and cart upon
this scene Of their labors, attended by their
careful superintendent in. the energetic dis
charge Of his duties. Under his past man.
agement, the public landing has been &
credit to the city, and There is no reason Il
apprehend it will be long neglected while
he has charge OF. it and so deep an interes
in its preservation. q Tsr z.r-L