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the large States of Connecticut, Massachu-
setts and New York and the North enioys
no less than S30,000O00 for manufactures,
while the South has but half million. Are
we willing to live, not only politically ure.
DUAL, but to pay tribute, when we have all
the elements at home If we are to con-
tinue In this Union, bound as We are, it be
comes Us to allow our people this advantage.
But II we are TO torm Southern Confrdcr.
acy, (Which God grant we may have soon,
and l care not no" soon0 it becomes us to
look well to our agricultural interests.
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GoDY's LADY's BaoK.--The January
number, already at hand. is a superb affair,
and well sustains the high character of the
W uk Now j. the most favorable time in
the year to begin subscriptions. Terms.
one copy one year SO two copies S. three
copies SO; five copies and one TO getter up
Of club, $40. One copy, with Arlhur's
Home Magazine, 1880. Address l. A.
Cody Philadelphia.
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South Carolina Legislature.

We give elsewhere as much of the pro.
cccdingH Of our Legislature, as our limited
space will admit. Judging from the num-
Der OF warm resolutions which have been
introduced upon the subject Of Southern
wrongs, there IS no room to dOu0l where
South Carolina will be-, in any emergency
which may ensGe. The House Committee
on Federal Relations, TO whom sundry of
these resolutions ha been referred, have
reported that, in the opinion of the Commit.
tee, none Of said resolutions express fully
W hat should be the sense Of the General
As'rmbiyyat this important Juncturc Of pub.
lice affairs. Thy suggest some resolutions
which in substance rrailirm The position Of
the State, as expressed in an ordinance rat.
lhed by the state in Convention on the 3Oth
April, 1852 Further, that this State make
common cause with Virginia and be ready
to sustain her in the vindication of the in
sli,uIion OF the South and that the contin.
gent fund in the hands Of the Governor be
Increased, in order to afford means, in the
event that any prompt action may become
necessary.
Mr.. Mullins bill, creating an additional
Law Judge: also Mr.. Kilgores bill for the
protection of sheep, have passed the House.
Mr.. Memmingcr, on Thursday, made an
able and lengthy speech in favor of the bill
to authorize aid to the Blue Ridge Rail-
road Company.
On Friday n motion in the House for the
Indefinite P"stPonemen, of the bill was car,
rcd by vote of O. TO 55. This is certain.
ly an unfavorabe indication of the ultimate
success of the Blue Ridge enterprise,
The Committee on Federal Relntions-on
the resolutions relati' so to the re. opening of
the African Slave Trade, submitted reso-
ulatIon Pronouncing the project Impractical
BILE and charOeterizing all agitation 90 the
subject as unwise, inexpedient and impoIi,ic.
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LANDS FOR SALE.

I WILL SELL MY LAND known az the
J. Stover place, containing between three
and four hundred acres, situate on Rocky
Creek, Lancaster District. Any person de-
string to purchase viii please apply immo.
diately to the subscriber. Unless sold be
fore the 25th inst, il will bs Withdrawn
from market. w, PATTERSON.
Liberty Iiill, Dec l4,-3t
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HoGs.--Scveral small droves have been
in this place, and have been selling freely at
: cents. We learn that the District gcner.
ally is not supplied. No hogs have been
as low down as Pleasant Hill, or Hanging
Rock, and it is probable that Il lot in that
section would meet with ready sale.
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APPOINTMENTS TO THE MILlrARY AcADE-
MIEs.-Among the list of appointments to
the Military Academies of South Carolina,
We hnd the names Of Samuel J. Cureion,
}. }. Ncllwain and ID n Mackey, from this
District, for the Arsenal IN Columbia
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IHE CHARLESTON CoNvENTIoN.--The 23d
OF April has been agreed upon by the Ma.
uo"nl Democratic Executive Committee.
for the assembling of the Charleston Con-
vention.
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ACKowLEDG EMENTs.--Our Senator and
Representatives in the Legislature have
brought MS under repeated obligations to
them Tor Documents and papers sent us in
advance of The mails, thus enabling us to
transmit the news to our readers sooner
than we otherw Use could DO.
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sY communication upon the suujec,
OF raising Volunteer Company at this
place was handed in too late to obtain place
this week,a large number of new advertise
ments coming forward just before going to
press. Also communication from Chester.
delayed for the same reasons.
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ESTATE SALE

"A IL persons having demands against the
- Esssse OF the late Mrs. jane Montgomery
deceased, are requested 70 hand them IN imme-
diaiely properly sttested and all persona IN.
debisd thereto win please come forward and
pay without delay as am determined 10 sett.e
the estate a. speedily as possible,
r d. MONTGOMERY, Adm'r.
Nov. soth 1859, N-1t,
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) o L L III G A ROL MA.
LANCASTER D;sTR.Cr.

LANCASTER DISTRICT.
by p. !. HAMMOND, Esq, Ordinary
- for said District
WHEREAS, SAMUEL b. MASSEY.
and } A. iiASSELTINE, have applied to
me for Letters OF Administration on all
aud singular the Goods and Chattcls, Rights
and Credits Of John w. Cooke. late of ,h,
District aforesaid, deceased
THESE are. therefore, to cite and nd.
monlsh all and singular, the kindred and
creditors Of the SAID deceased, to be and
appear before me ut our next Ordinarv's
Court tor the said district. To be holden at
Lancaster Court House on the 2lth day of
December inst, t" show cause, if any. why
the said admin istration should not be
granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this 9th day
- )of December in the year OF our
LIS. Lord one thousand eight hundred
~ )and fifty nine, and in The eighty.
fourth year Of American independence
p. T. HAMMOND, O. In.
Dec H. 1909 4l-2t PISA
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Lands and Negro
FOR SALE,

John Adams, In Equity, Lancaster
vs. }Bill for sale of Land
Amanda Adams. and Negro.
Under the decree of the Court OF Equity
IN above case, ] will offer for sale at Ian.
caster {. H., on the lst Monday the I'd
day OF January 1860, the tract of Land or.
dered TO be sold 10 above case, belonging
TO the estate Of James Adams, deceased
containing 2s7 acres, more or less, bound.
ed by lands Of John Adams, wm. McMul
lam VIM. McKenna Richard Cousart and
Jones Crockett, situate on GilIs creek near
the Village Of Lancaster
Also a likely negro woman named Aman-
da
Terms Of sale, for the Land credit NJ
one, two and three years for the negro a
credit Of one year, purchasers to give bood
with sufficient sureIies. with interes: paya.
bic annually from day Of sale, and mort.
gage OF the land, except so much eash as
VIII pay costs OF suit and expenses of sale.
JAMES II. WITHERsPOON,
c. " T. ID.
December i2th is6s-A4 st. p ss6o
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RELIGIOUS NoTIcE.-Rev John s. Crox-
ton will preach at New Hope Church, on
the third Sabbath Of the present month.
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EMPLOYMENT.

SS0 A MONTH AND ALL EXPEN-
'spcO SES PAID.-An agent is wanted
70 every town and county In the United
states, to engage 10 respectable and easy
business by which the above profits may
be certainly realised For further particu-
lars, address DIR J. Henry Warner, corner
9Th Street and Broadway, New York City,
enclosing one Postcge Stamp.
Nov. "a. 4-sm
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Gyr Iehqrl.
LANCASTERVILLE, SC.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, DEC. IA, 1859

CARRIERS AppREss-We offer the Led
ger one year for the best Carriers Address,
TO be handed in BY the 18th December.
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.S" Our advertising columns present
unusual interest to-day, and we invite at
tentioB TO them.
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RELIGIOUS NoTICE-The Rev. Mr. Mason.
we are requested to say, will preach at this
place on Sunday next.
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% U i IL T. A Il q [. IN A,
Lancaster Distyici.

Lancaster DiSrtci.
John =. Rome who is in the custody of
the Sheriff OF Lancaster District, by virtue
OF writ Of Capias nd SalisEeiendum, at
the suit Of John B. Cousart. having filed in
my office, together with schedule on oath
OF his estate and effects. his petition to the
Court OF Common Pleas, praying that no
may be admitted to the benefit of the acts
OF the General Assembly made Cor the res
lief OF insolvent drhtors It is ordered,
that the snid John B. Cansart and all others
the creditors 10 WHOM the said John S.
Rone tx Ia anywtse indebted, be, and >hsy
are hereby summoned and have notice to
appear, before the said Court at Lancaster
Court ilanse, On the Sd Monday il March
DsSt, Ia shew cause, il any they can why
the prayer Of the petitioner aforesaid shoula
not bs gIanted,
Ia. STEWMAN, Crk.
Otsce Of Common Pleas, Lancaster Dist,
December 7ih, 1889. "A sm. n ( sc
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New Advertisements.
HILLSB0R0 N C. MILITARY
ACADEMY.
TEMPERANCE CELEBRATION.

Monticello Division, Sons of Temperance
No so. will have public Celebra lion at
their Hall, by speeches from Dr. II. T..
WYLlE. Rev. JOHN =, CROXTON, Rev.
J. Il. BRAIINGTON and Mr.. ID. 81 US.
SERY; aud also Pic Mic, on Saturday the
Gath inst. Al Brothers OF the Order, the
ladies and citizens generally Rre cordially
invited to participate with us.
So Committee from each Division
are requested to meet at Monticello Hall.
on Saturday nth inst, to transact business
connected with the order in this District.
X. HAMMOND, X. s.
Dec. l4th 1859, 44-2t.
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The friends Of Capt J. b. COU$ART,
announce him candidate for Sheriff for
Lancaster District, al the eLsuing term.
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MR EDIroR : BY announcing Capt A.
). NlSBET IL candidate for Tax Collector
at the next election you will oblge.
Ills FRIENDs.
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MIR. EDITOR Please announce Mr.. VIM.
RoBEKTsoS, Il Candidate for Tax Collector
at the crsuing election and obligc his
friends WAXHAws
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Tuition for Term of 20 Weeks.

Go be paid 10 Mr.. SCHoRB, Treasurer, in q.
rariably in advance, either by Note or cash. }
Preparatory Department. $40 to SI5 90
t"li"giate.. .............2O 20 90
Music on Piano and Guitar, each 20 90
Use of Piano, so
vocal Music, special lessons. so
Drawing and Painting, each, 10 90
''',' - ....... .......... 10 W
Incidental Expenses, 90
pupi's will be charged from the time of
entrance, except those who ent,r during
III" lIrst month of the Term, who will br
charged " the beginning. No young lady
VIII be turned of because she may not be
able 1" pay her tuition, provided she vii.
give her note, To b. paid whenever shs may
br able.
GOOD Board can be obtained at Fifty Dol.
lars per session, exclusive of lights. Mr..
ANDERSON will receive forty Young ladies
INTO his house, which is not more than fifty
steps from the College Binding And Mrs.
CYNTHIA Moore and Mr. SAM. T.. Moore,
VIII each receive fifteen or twenty DO riders.
u = r"rd'cS> fer Us 10 say anything in be
hh.i oi these houscs--Su long aud 50 ..,yor
ably knohn. They are situItcd in "A beauti
iul anu ictIrrd part of The town, on ndioin
my lots, and not FAR tom the ''0llrgr. We
can very confidently rrcomn nd them n,
suitable Boarding Houses.
Those wishing to Board with Mr.. An
DEnsoS, will please make application at an
early date.
Those wishing further particulars, will
apply for circulars. We would simply add
that with the blessing OF God, IRE are deter.
mined 10 do our rork thoroughly and satisjac-
ioriiy,
J.MONROE ANDERSON, Presi.
Dee. lIth 1859, 4I-3t
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f A G. y l. II Y.

Rev. J. MONROE ANDERSON, Presi.
dent and Professor of Mental and Moral
Sciences and Evidences of Christianity.
Rev. J. NJ II. ADAMS, Professor Of Math.
cinalrs.
Mr.. MATTHEW ELDER, Professor of
Ancient Languages and Natural Sciences.
Mr.. J. r. SClIORB, Professor of Astrono-
my and Bellies Letters.
Mr. }. ID. MULLER, Professor Of Music.
Miss EMMA WARREN, Instructress in
Botany and assistant, in English Branches.
Mrs. MARY MULLER, Instru ctress in
French and Assislan, in Music.
Miss SARAH BERBhNT, Instruc;ress in
Primary and Academic Departments.
ES Competent Assistants will be pro
rid"d rs they may be needed.
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Announcements.
FOR SHERIFF.

Nix. EDITOR PLEASE announce SIR.
AMOS NCMANUS, u candidate for the
oihc" of Sheriff for Lancaster District, for
the ensuing term and oblige his
MANY FRIENDS.
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YORKvILLE FEMALE COLLEGE.

Under the joint care of Bethel Presbytcry
and the First Presbytery of the Asso-
ciate Reformed Synod, South.
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FOR TAX COLLECTOR.

MR. EDIroR.-By announcing Mr. r. e..
POTTS, II candidate for Tax Collector at
the next election you will obigc his
MANY FRIENDS
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THIS Institution is located in n most beau.
tifnl grove in retired part of Yorkville, u
town unsurpassed by any other in the State,
in point Of beauty, health and morality
The College Building is large and exceed,
ingly commodious. The THIRTEENTH
TERM will commence Providence permit.
ting, on the 18th of January, 1860
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w AGONS.

THE SUBSCRIBER WILL FURNISH
Il wilson. Chiids a. Co, superior
Philadelphia made WAGONS, without bo
dies for cash only at the following prices {.
"a inch iron axlcs, tire II TO a. aim m
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Camden, 8. c.
Dec. IL, l858.--44 6m,
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ORANGEBURG DISTRICT.

James Slcy, p +.
O:angcburg Circuit-A B Stevens, l..
Dixon.
St Matthews Mission-To be supplied.
Cypress crcuit-Lrwis Scarborough, f. II
BFripp.
Cooper Rivcr-W A Clark.
Cooper River Mission-G w Moore.
Black River Mission-To be supplied.
st James Goose Creek Miss'n-To be sup
st Georges circut-W Carson.
BlackvilIc circuit NJ Bradley, w G Con.
nor, sup.
Barnwcll cIrcuit-M Eaddy.
Aiken and GranitesllIc Mission-J a Mood
Lexington Circuit-E l. Pennington, W B
Currir
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Appointments of the S. c. Conference.
CHARLESTON DISTRICT.

CHARLESTON DISTRICT.
w p Mouzen, p. T..
Observation-Disclosures John A Porter.
Trinity: w II Flemmng.
City Mission: A n Wells
Bethel: ID Simmons
Spring Street + NJ Kennedy.
Walterboro'-J ID w Crook, A S Link, p
a. NJ Williams, sup.
st. Andrews-To be supplied.
St. Georges and ST Paul's-A Netties
Pom Pon-P & Bowman.
Ashepoo.-Jamcs " Coward.
Combahee--M l. Banks One to be sup
Bambcrg Circuit-W Crook, G w Stokes
sup.
Allcndale-I. NJ Hamcr
Black Swamp w Kelly, F Auld.
Prince Williams Misslon-W w Mood -
One To be supplied.
Savannah River Mission X Cuburn, J
w McCrov.
Blutlion Missions l.eard.
Beaufort MissOn-Israel y Hughes
Edsto and Jehossee Mission-Chas Wilson
Jenkins, Missionary to China.
5 Jones, Agent for Book and Tract So
cirtV
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-10
DESIGNATION Of THE GRAND VIzIER.
LATER FROM IN0lA AND CHINA.
Cotton Decllnea-Breadsiufs Stcady-Gonsoh 96s 0"'

The Reysl mail stesu ship Africs, Capt shannon,
which sailed Gron ve,p.-l Ss,urfsy, tue 2''a Oh
Decembcr arrived her. o'oiock 5es" rosy evening
T,a s,e.n,b.p A,sto .uivsd at Southampton a.
about noon o. The 23' Dorm 'ef'
T,. ame,;c.n ba,k G-s.ts, Capt Howes, from
u.,.x. fo, Nsssps arrived at Gibfanr on the litn
nacsmher vi,b loss of b0w-Prn, cat~eter snd co.,
.Se,.b,e po,ton o. her rggiog having been In
c.,l,.;.n. 90 mice off Sa1eifs ~iih tie steamship
Great Britain. booD1 to Aosrai ia.
The Am, mean b.rk 'uthernef, Cspt. Clford, from
rYors for Msr,e,iles ou'v d at Gibraltar ON Dec'
n In lst 30 9VN loo. 40 ~ W., she picked az
.bs mns,1r and fse men of te American bark htts
wheeler which was sbsndopof IN coo~qdence oi
.<r;ous leak Tie rem.iod.f of tie crew were taken
mo by Bstish bark bcuod 30 Bombay. Toe hate
Whssl,r vss bound frcu Gs.oa for Boston with q
cargo Of msrbls. -, ..
A, ,,c ek ON the tnortirg % the 23d utimo, ii
,, :, the tolc If the thip Issac Wight, as she
-. ,.;,o n, spcnor in th. Mercy River. She was
sbut 10 ssil for E.~-Yo't, sad osd 90 board abous
90 rnssepgeTs. On tee sisrm OF hro being gwen,
OF. AT conservation pr,vsiied on board. but q, SONS
sssnt.ss ard fery boat, qo,ct alongside, the
,sss.,eers were all rescoso-naDy Of them Ouls half
clad, atd l. aviDg all to,u p'op~r'y o'hi"d tuem'
s.a,.l ,ss.e.se,s wer. neaily sufoc ,ied in ther
berthe but thai ks t. the vigilance of the ofhHa, q"
lives were loet After the rescue "i the pas'efgers
the ves.el as lowed w river TO the oyne, and
ran 90 lear the 'at At ios waer sne was lett
drx Sh,t, were fired the vessel, bslow the waec
Ere from 4 nnr -of.wsr order to sssst 10 sukios
her before the tide tec.ocd severe. epebes continued
10 NAV on the sLp for h"us bit the hsIres were not
fu,ly ,ubcusd until the following das. Toe canse ot
the fire had rot b,en Ued ueither Is me extent
Of the dsmsgs uenicned.
TIE cargo consises of goods and about 800 tuns
of rop aud IT, together ~c tie vessel is ssd to nave
been folly injured
The Gslpoy Findieatcr sta'ts that survey had
b.ee held on the ste amer Indian Emp're, and that
she wss pronou, ced O, Fl. for isiber service IL was
copseoue Mt resolved .ate out her machinery and
dhpose Of the ball.
The London ,raes put sbes eter 10 its City Au'-
Gle pontpg out crItsn ccepat es 10 the log OF tue
Prince Albert 90 her las TIP to Galway, and the
urf.r method resor'ed TO of making her passage sp'
near shorter than II really was. The Times app nds
fire following cornu ett "Tne attempt TO establish
"tbai lite will be watched IKE every otnsr enterprise,
"wh interest aDd goodwill by tne commercial puohc,
"but it must be carried W taout tr,ckery. few
"veeks back III. ~ere char I'd with having res0ted
to rather free mooe OF stspoe the burden and po ser
of their vessels, aud though sn explanation was
"tfaeo it as less couelos.ve tean might have been
" dehir d. I"
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-10
THE LATEST.
From The Daav Sses (Cty dyttnts
FKiDAi EyEsIsG, Dec "a, 1913.

From The DaRv Ssrs CITY Ayttss -
FKiDAI EyEsIsG, Dec u, 1913.
Busress very limited to-dsy, osiog g tho approach
Il ihs bolidsy.
The funds closed q. a Iise Of ! per cent
the DscouIt market sbC rs Al active demarf.
No bullion Operations At tbe Btnk.
S,os 7h> Ti~ss ~ h'ftets 90
FRIDAY EyEsIsG, Dec. n, 1913.
The Enelist fGLos opsbed stosaiiy ths mpfbing.
and sube. qu.n'ly experienced an improvsuentot "
Der ceLt vLich sgst8Le5, The mhket cDsioS VIII
o 6rm appearance.
In tb. oi-cour, market, the minimum rate todsy
wss u Pc, cent.
Tb. applications ct the Bank were more numerous
than for svlLc wee Ks Iast- a,o
LosDos, Dec. 25. 1853.
The Times says it IL sta cd tnot tee C'anch o'
IDc.a have, IN general seLs", resci'rd L". 70
apJ gusratiy op lodian undertakings iof '"''e
tine ~ coue. -,
Ate meeting yestrtay Of the creditors oi h,css
C.csde, Autrc.p u.rcbaBts IL was resolved 10 sinf
I'd tie e.rse under in,pec,i1n. Tue LA'cfp 'D cfei
r, 10 tue prospect VI &c zZs'i)a.
Ire arG.,oItsut balaLc- sheet sEoSoo Lsariy D io
ire poono Tie suslepsion spPea-s to nave been
oc,asioIed by cepf.eihtion Ii csIton and ~ Dad
debts.
TIs Tfmss has ! aiding article on the csse Of tho
Sheffield ns vspsper proprietor ard the prictsrs
blrnt.r end dra ot II an inference unfs vorabIe
to TIE ulrsion Of tue working ciass TO the Paris
uentary ifsrcnire. ,
a tes.gIsf hc dspsteb this morLirg anaonnees that
the S+tvisLs kstonsi Assembly bas d;spcss< OF oae
Ho~yodsr sio proclaimed aaotasr.
II. n.oe, energetic u,ssarss we're tatsp ye-terday
evening D, Maj G-p. Wlhau,s u psevens rePe 4
too VI the r,cts st W.~swca-
NQs sross armed oetaeouaents OF the corps ptfsn-
bullteo the town curing tie pant
LosDos, Dec. IS. 1873.
BoAas or TEaDs RxrgRss.--1so reiaIlo ". d ,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-10
81. Prr.Rs.uo. Dec. u. 1863.
TURKEY.
SHYLOCK IN SMYRNA.

We translate from the Smyrna oorrsp ,pdercs II The
Pye,.e Orr..f, of the 25ah of November:
Last year. the aimipg OF the revenue two sPecu'
ls;oIs or known for tner bold, but almost Away
unfortunate opeisiions, presented then'elves' aud
obtained the District of Meeneu, very rich ard essy
to collect in. Bu. as they cou not pay the money
down, tity vent to the JeS baRker, Bsuch. wac
sgIeed to guarsniee the payment ~ condition taat in
case they could psy, should BE- at liberty to use
o. rsor al coDstrsnt. When the time was up, Baruch
ai,op.y ss, 600 for them, and he came down upoa
ttsm with the penalty o the bond.
The second day after their are-t, their women, ac-
compsned by dozen neere:ses presented themselves
a, the door OF Baruchs house. sod he, seecg numer
Gus company Of Turkish women, snd thnkirg that he
was honoed by the visit Of a ha7sm, friends Of his
femiy hssteled to open tie door to them. They
.caltered themselves thr Dugh the rooms, and taen
drawing cubs ard knives from usder tlei garner "a,
rusted upon the Baruch family aud msl,rea ed the N
friehifully Mr. Banch was kuo~ked down, and
her jewels were brokea and trampsd under their feet
Tte negissecs then rashed upon t1e banker, who
saved huisslf in a ixhb ,nng house stranger who
hspI 81 ID to be 10 the house covered with oinds
rs well as ether Isrlel tee who came in. Wnen the
siIting tie shriek the tears std toe terror of the
fan y had satisfied the rsge Of their Invaders they
veared the stree, ard protected by tho darkness
a tie involAbhty Of the yashmdk, re.urnsd to their