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Cotton Gins and ThreShcrs.
Also constantly on hand supply Of Cotton
Gins. which warrant to lie equal TO any made.
als" n lot of I hresl-rs which are exteil-
sivcly kn"wn that I deem it unnecessary to
euI"gise then, here.
These Machines are all manufactured in this
place. by skillful workmen, aud Of the very
best material. aud Warranted to j" what is
salh for them. Any orders for either Of the
nhove Machines, addressed to the subscriber. "I
left with any Travelling Agents. will be
promptly attended to. ,
For all Repairing and job Work, the Casl
will be required upon delivery.
JOHN ENRIGlT.
Abbeville. S. c., April Is, lS59-5O-3m.
, 1859-08-12
PrsDsseA Great sewers In LsnAsn. ::

44W0V~VN N1NA& &9N! 3kW II NO3NVAs >
London. he Rome Of modern Europe, IL At
plate work shaisgous 10 magnitude to those Of
the o!d nia!tess of tho world. Tho proper
dfaiaa9s of 10 iun.suse city Is 6bviousl{
task Of commemorate difficulty London itas
Justly boosted Of being the best drained city ia
the world, and pointed to heE, tso thousand
miles OF snbterranean passages, through which
tl'e sewerage Of two millions Of inhabitants
iyosr1nth al Crete. But, unhapplly, IL way to
the sea lsy through the Silent Highway, The
Silver Thames Of the poets, oyer which the coH-
merce Of the world came to do her homage ns
its Queen, and the aauence Of these tetid
streams has changed it into u nuisance of the
tur,es, has been greatly increased BY the reEy
perfection to which the drainage Of tho city has
been cnTried of late years, Within ten yeats,
seven OF eight hundred miles Of dralns have
been built TO remove tho mischief Of private
cess pools, attached to almost every house, and
tsgrant character. But this accuracy Of c1ean-
illness for each house only aggravated the hor-
rors Of tue river, which was made the reespta-
Gle Of the contents uf these abolished abomina-
tons. The stencil has become SO dreadful rs
to make IN epidemic almost inevitable ut no
distant day, II some remedy canuot be applied:
l. tons Of chloride Of lime are put into the river
daily, at ! cost of Fl, 800 week, which amount
it is calculated, must be doubled next year. and
80 on until the evil is met. Fortunately for the
city, tue Houses Of Parliament stand on the
banks Of the Thames, so that the Lords and
Common have the full benefit Of the rising
fumes The windows Of the chambers Of these
illustrious bodies, We have been assured, are
hung With cotton cloth, Saturated with so1u-
ton Of chloride Of lime, TO mitigate their suffer-
ings. Sydney Smith aaid once that railway
travelling in England would never be safe until
Bishop had been busned-which condition
vas nearly fulfilled in The case Of 11r, Phiipotts
Of Exeter. So the sufIocaiion of both Houses
Of Parliament is like at last to produce The rem
edy Of r;.ss .tightfa mischief before many years
~ nas.
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most fts.ihle mrthn1 ~ Jo;1- "a nsS..s;,r of
which W.. dsniad r., y, nobatE. ~" a. iseash H.
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III nG.rd ~ Wofia - ha., aJ,nt.ta ena !.
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II emnt;ed ;,to tha r5rsr ~. .nd so.,sa.;5" NE,
nsrsrt III ,he hnnts ~ .hs -. :t,ns5, s;e;,.
miles In Rsrk;nr xhere .n ;mmen.r rs.srrt,;r
IL In he n, enur.T ~ ru.s;.a shsn, Th;. s,.on
yoir ia 70 be mils and = lar INN h. sho,, IN
feet uife and o. fae, 49, r,n.fsI.a r. a"n,.;.
inv no iess lin sTs,ses .rhc f.e, =, sI, d,is
the ayerage of e,cht hnnr.s a5GT.1nt.t;on ~
sewage. The nh;ect of fhe nsrrr~n..s ~ t,,s
re,eryo,r ronnnreJ 9TH i. i.,n,h !. ., .a.n;.
of its being hr;cied over vii, ,Tcts. ~ .ar
cred with carth "a NJ tn nr.Tent fhs ass.s,s or
, 1859-08-12
RarTron FruRna the Ore.

The St. Louis Epu5lioaa has, for some weeks
been bloEiatipg orer m invention alleged to
hare been uaade By Mr. ChiswelI, Of that city,
for manufacturing bar iron directly from the
ore. 4 furnace erected sher7 to test Mr. CHS
wells invention WAS stated to be g-aud sue
cess, and u revolution in the iron manufacture
was not ouly confidently Inserted. We paid no
attention to the affair, 1t the time, confident
that it would turn out faiiure, or something in
reality far short Of tie anticipated result; and
it is eren 50, The matter attracted 50 much ut
tention 1t Detroit that m agent was sent from
tho W{aodoste Rolling Mills to see 44if the thing
be sn-" He hiss thoroughly examined the ST.
Louis works, and reports the furnace substan-
TALLY failure. lie declares the iron By the
Chiswe1l process too brittle for any practica !
use. and Of quality quite inferior to that made
after the old plan. He brought back several
specimens. and tht best does not compare with
the ordinary bar irun. 1t is thought to be .
slight improvement on the Eenson Furnace
Which some ofour citizens know Of, but yet falls
fur short Of the merits which i. Is claimed 10
possess-Chftk1hd Hgp<y,
, 1859-08-12

The Missouri Democrat has the following. Il
is understood that the Democrat is IN fnyor of
fusion Of the Republican and Old Line Whis or
Opposition parties:
The result of the Southern election 1eaves but
two Opposition candidates for the Presidency
in the field, Edward Bates of Missouri, and
John Bell Of Tennessee There is no earthly
doubt that II either shall receive the nonnina.
tlon from the Republican Convention, be will be
elected. We arc free 10 confess that the Ten
nessee statesman has a most commendable rec
man in the United States. He had the manhood
to vote against the Kansas Nebraska bill, and
to oppose the entire territorial policy Of which
that measure was the initiation. Though the
leader Of the American party in Tennessee, lie
never joined the Order-ncver entered lodge
or took an oath-and this fact would not be
without it, force in Presidential canvass. He
has sacrificed his public career to his conEic-
tions- but though broken he has always refused
to bend. Take him alt In all, John Bell is rery
distinguished man, and IN honor to Tennes-
see.
Edward Bates is man Of not inferior charac.
ter and antecedents. and Of superior abilities,
He is. in addition, m earnest, though moderate.
opponent ot slavery, and accordingly approaches
ueAreF to the Republican standard Than lIjs Ten
ncssee compeer. Throughout the broad South
these two men are the only men that can be
named as possible candidates OF the Opposition.
Crittenden is buried deeper than if he lay with
las letter last summer capped the climax of his
disasters,
We do not depr that there are other South
ern men, such as John n. Bolts and Kenneth
RaynoE. y no are conspicuous in their opposition
to the National Democracy, but We repeat that
can be elected to the Presidency Missouri
would vote for Bates. and Teur1eaAee xor1d
, 1859-08-12
american EnterPrise In japan.

We have receited two interesting letters from
our naval correspondent on board the Guttesi
States steam frig4te Mississippi, ore dated frop.
Nusasaki. Japaa, April Is. and The uthsr, woo-
sung, China, May Is, which We shall pFinut Us
earty - possible.
Amonf many interesting items furnished by
our correspondent, Is Information that UT. Dail-
iel Coombs, formerly o. charleston, Massaehu-
business at Shanghai for The last five yeats, is
about 10 close up bis business, and in cnn,yno:+
with another gentleman will proceed to Sa:as-
aki, Japan. with the intention Of op-nin. titst.
class American hotel for the accommodation Of
our countrymen and others who may visit that
beautiful port.
1t Shanghai were On the eve of removal 70 the
nexly-opened country to try their luck At mon
ey-mak'ng among the Japanese.-Bast Herald.
, 1859-08-12
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, 1859-08-12
A New OrxAniEa&ion.

Anew York correspondent Of the Cincinnati
Enquirer {Dcmocrat) gives the following account
of one Of his political discoyeries:1
There is nnw no doubt but that new presi-
Denial party is in the field. It will be COM
posed North Of opposite elements. but cp-
posed to Black RepubIcanlsm as well as Dc
mocraey.
This contract will be made. The oId-line
Whigs, the Americans, aud the conservative
Republicans will fratcsui1c, and in connection
with the Southern opposition. nominate Prrsi-
dental candidate. So much the better for 3Ir.
Douglas. The "Nucop'' forces will outy draw
of votes in the nineteen FREE States from the
Black Republicans. and defeat that party in
every FIRE ssate. and what eau the "Nueop" al]-
nnce do South! Garry one or two States!-
while they allow Douglas to carry the great
Ststes Of Scw York. Penn*ylvania and Ohio.
This will be the result Of the operation of the
"Sa,innal Cnfou Conservative Opposition
Party" North aud South. an. U. c. O. Pr
are the initial letters Of tha new party name.
These people will run State tickets 10 New York,
New Jersey, Maryland, and from Ill accounts
in Ohio also. Tho effect will be reduction Of
the apparently powerful Republican party to =
small Abolition squad. The 7ribuaS Of this CITY
esidently took the alarm some weeks ago at the
underground movements oF the Old line Whixs
and Americans, for it made 4 most piteous edi-
torial appeal to these two elements. and beQxed
them not to leave The Republican fold, prpm,s-
ing. If they would not do 80, 10 consent in the
National Convention to the nomination OF any
American or old-line Whig for the Pnes;-
dcnc5$
, 1859-08-12

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a.as..a - T.. .ss rsn.,;tn,;e, ~ IN; State. thai
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pastorate Of the colored Baptist Church Of Il.
dianspolfs will be followed By m enforcement
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the lnmfsfa1son o1 negroes
Il corre.oondept of the providencc Journal
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recent discussion about the broad Church
says athe s:trld needs common s<ase more than q
common creed,''
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a sienna paper reports tnAt eount "5a'a'
intends returning 10 Baden to take the waters:
xhereunon n ri, shakes hi, head doubtutly and
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eaeaa'"s' oa' Will ne 'aAe 'nen:
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1s .ss -s..s,;a % - sx;.tss thsr. rond T..
the republic OF dne11ea e1ts'eos taele "oulo oe
w. l1 o' -.:I..s.s n..a....- ~. :. .-.a~
tne only annoote 10 OenoetSeJ HA' I" psopa'
gate slavery in America.
, 1859-08-12

American Representatives Abroad
4 late letter from Europe contains the foilo""
ing:
The great railway to Moscow is in charge Of
Americans: the Emperor has much eonhIence
in them, aud lis pleasant to know that some Of
them are creditable-the diplomats are rarely
50, except in England and France 49,,
Charge 10 Sweden, defrauded the goyttnnentt
and icit without paying bis pr,sate debts. ~
this Court. - behaved 80 1ndely to the
Court, that bis recall Ct absence VS. requested
our late Minister hr-e, had three ap~
poinsments to present bis credentials, and every
tlme too drunk to keep Them aud when r did
get them made long ha1aogue to the kmpef
fur. He was 50 constantly engaged IN tow ae-
bauchery that, I'm told, letter was written TO
Gen. Taylor requesting his recall, OF thst other
wise the Emperor would be compelled to gre
him his passport. Ore Of the Secretaries, who
was left as Charge, went armed 70 tho ba g1Fen
Oh the marriage Of the Crown PRICE, and get
ting drunk, swore he'd shoot any enc ho at~
tempted to remove him. -, in Prussia,
was drunk most Of the time-1eft in debt 10
every one, aud murdered bis broshss.isi, IL"
when be got home for greater elat. The man
rho Was sent oves with the ratification Of The
Oregon treaty, stopped At Liverpool for
"spree" Our Minister, after hearing Of bis
arrival, waited thrre days and then sens I, Ltv-
erpool; he was shera found in q low gtoggers,
beastiy intoxicated, with the treaty in his pock.
1t. II, Italy, President - brother dis
sraeed tho country and himself: il possible.
fhe man sent to sureeed him, l heard, Was
druuk all the time be Was ta>Fe, hesldes lots OF
others could UeutlQy1.
, 1859-08-12


graph. on Saturday, Of the arrest at Frederick.
Md Of q man y u4med Elijah Bowen, " ho, through
aprntracted career -oi crime has hitherto sue
ceeded in evading Justice. Bowen il a man
who's head is now ~hitcned by the shows. Of
moro than seventy winters. BE commenced
police journal, We could extend h.s biography to
degree rhic6 would prove him, though less
boodthlrsty, ah equally luw1ess character with
Aurrell, the we.tern land pirate. Bowen has
spent nearly half a century in going about ths
country seeking what horses be might steal At
camp meetings II be saw particularly desira.
bic animal, he would mount It, and hurry away
to parts unknown. If the animal were white, It
was subjected 70 a process OF spot.ing, its mane
and tail were clipped, and the brute SO trans
formed that his original owner would be unable
to identify him. Al other times he wonld 80 to
livery stable, hire handsome establishments,
drive Away and neser be seen again. While
preaching against the Proclamation Of the Sab
bath, he would cont.ite to borrow horse to
ride over to the next village" and then "ap-
propriate' it Hlthout the smallest compunction.
The elder Of the police officers in this city can
tell Fou dozens of anecdotes concerning the ex-
plots OF tdis singular hypocrite, many Of which
would hare done no discrcdt to Dick Turpin or
Jack SHEPPARD
During his career, Bowen has passed by hun
dreds Of allnses, and has adopted 50 many pscu-
donyms as almost to have forgotten his proper
name. In person ho il exceedingly reverend:
His hair-~hite as snow-is worn long, and
being abundant. renders his appearance i'm
pressivelr venerable. He usually wore cleri-
cal black. With wh:tc necktie eiaborately fas-
tened with the knot out Of sight. nm ivory HIM
died cane. and black gioEes. His manner WAS
palriarchal, and his custom Of iaterlading his
conversation with texts Of Scripture, giTes hin,
great influence with that class OF minds unacius-
toned to distinguishing between sanctimouious~
ness and piety. He was great stickler for the
observance Of Sunday, and denounced. with Ill
the terzors Of tho diEine Law, such persons rs
rode out on that day:
We havc not learned the circumstances which
arc M 1panY cIsrces aesius, la T him a in tt;s coupsy.
a. we'll a in asyland, it is net likely that be
will succeed in further a.erting the teFTurs Of
Justice.
, 1859-08-12

- NUMBER o. me most respectable citizens Of
:saPoiev1n, A1kansas' nave formed themselves
Eum tu1o q siRlAancc eoMn'ttec. aho pnollsoed the
iono"!nR ".thiue u 9etta'1 Sentlemen: From
aa1 atter rus date all gamblers and III ,fsnts
W. ~ lson'onsu !roni fea!an,hg IN the city OF
t'aposeoe .ol 'onsel petlod tnan t~eht5'tour
noass: s1enla my OF t1e above gentry act in
'io1ataou oi Luis hot1ces 1ne} Wlt 20 SO a. their
own peru. ~ oraer o. Tie vigilance Commit
lee Oh tne c''' oi Napoieoh'
GREAT RUNNING MA7cu-Johu Thomas. tie
celehEated runner Of this city, is matched by
Nr. y. 5. Tichenor to run Mr. ". Daris, Of Cal
iforn'a, 100 yards, for the sum Of $1,000, ut Ok
ford Park, Philadelphia, on the 18th Of August.
NC understand that Thomas stanas ready to
run and beat any man in the country or the
world, q distance CT ecrcntY-GYe ynfds,-ttett.
ark Itreary.
Brxs SwAnu1yc TX 1 Nrrru.xr.e w,xnow-
~ swarm Of. honey hees entcr4d th. mi ~.
Of Messrs. Beard L Osborn, under The Russell
House, yesterday morning. md took possession
Of the show windows, xefusing to be removed.
The swarm was quite large and the bees yery
oeal q auenllon throughout the day, obstinate
Eesitslns every eaof1 10 h,Fe thcm, and gath
e31n3 IN oune9es IN ol1efcns p'acea On tue Wiz.
70" frame. taey fet4nea ;aear position until
tue c''se q o"S.nees. II 10 she Hrst Instance On
5peero u peen ta1ins possession Of storc---
-. " ..
v:a rnAs. na nn-At ~ ~ recent Session OF INC
Was satoon-keepef, was nut upon the staud.
who told some very plain truths. that It becamo
necessary for the other side to orerco,ne. Ac-
cordingly the attorney made preparations fer
,,ns,u eeosse1amlaatlon. fnitine on MI The
u'gn'.f gn o! maleh nc "ns possessed. be waited
nhtli tne witness was turned over 10 linn, and
AttuEuey-N,tncss, what is your busiueast
A+tarnarEWha. ~ s,,, h,,,,,.,
W;tneS:.-Tha ~, hu.n.3 Nv 3or srsa;es s3us1
attnrnev-snd nnnr ssE .;- with .b,+
unannn ~, ,.,.eha1 .3.nt;nS,; '"' "'$" ""0+
Witness-Kad tyh;.E~
II ia u,necessary to ;,dd th,t .he ..,orrax d.
clined putting anv fnrth-r nucs,;ons ana the
,.;tnss<t trst;r. .;an.. y sna ~. .ne
on;rsi a ~. H. r.
s,,nnress.2I IhfroH E1<r Be..t5 - :"
'
- IS probable mat the ot!ce OF Lord
lieutenant ol ire ana w'l! be abolished It IS
a. o!lce Tor which Catholics are ineligible by
RExcorsrrn or TWO DISTINGUISHED po1,,,-
c1Axs-Two distinguished politicians, John 4.
Elder, Esq, the Chairman Of The Democratic
State Central Committee, md the reutil1asor OF
the Locomotive, aud Richard ]. 1tyap, Esq.,.
Lieutenant General of the Douglas forces 10
l icaifas came together % oa Saturday evening st
suppose. would be te1ri6c-but it was not The
affair grew out Of words spoken in debate at
the County Convention. Which struck first or
whether either struck at ali. we have not been
able. after the most diligent investigation, to
over aud oyer. wiuur lie sidcwaiks and 9.u,,ers
aud we're forclLIy drawn from updcr he wheeis
of n wagon in the .t,prt. xitbout scratch ~
the sign Of br,,ise,
NC hasten to announce that the Democratic
, 1859-08-12

The Ra1lad Of UsyUen&s the nrase'
Ias ttq stampede At castizion<. participated IN ~ NJ
Raymond Il .hss T. rf~~s' sfen u eonaeeon
ha. sapIshe The ~ =. ssaday tsF h shs as'7a' 'sf
tae following b.ltad:
1ust h.x,nu,ps his lunch vas cur edit.t hohd-
IusE ae19ztns to mnn young pul<& N
Wh "a : The aus Ean4 GOMEZ W Hutopes Wa As'1'
Anj ke 11ytd nns to wait for > t~@ia T. !
t,yts hcdxn snd dkches peoF Raymond oln sp1a"-
70 e,c1ps from the AuIf,a btlbo5 ,u
Fzf ~ ~ did he h4sten, AIM A1ntua = - kena"@
a nj ssnh II the - AtaetoA e buEB~
We'll ht tnew txoud u use es fof quarter 70 beg
From the Cfn.sts, who thetr catttves 20 u;m 1e'
50 o'er ~ Lcenano's Brttxcaeoa - aoon thtee ess
Cutting cross lets 10 make triangle.
Well! -st for psar Kayn nj b<satnes TO sef'ea9-
Or h;s e1k:1fnp hip" bal p'oYtd snhter;
SpIte Of -nsw power n Enxhud" erek. " forekn nes-
Or sthe most cnrdl4l cabinet nrataer!
Ose. tncYNd, and curndesds, al!Mv!aa and 3szsless
III n,a3t ttaeka laF 4hs resF<tt FFen:h staasoA3s
Andh tAoukht-+ In the face Of thousand reaus
Cf .raha" and :" fsui1ca11cns. 49,
Over htxhways and by.ways he Few ake he AL
f1r NJ nau kfupt would aY from cTedhofs
And n ndws md b l. satr, II ,xtote7l square,
tTtI cona-m k4m-A AAatha4 I'd tort
Thiuk of us = ye w1ts sounE men Of ths tss'
lIo4 yogf Ara1Arr cane utzT being h.sdn&.
Ard let tkaY,uood be glad that le1l in ny thJnes
How hts fo.4-iia<s the Dstt4 eots*s~s Aohfni.
, 1859-08-12

F1xre NAeH1xx--Thc Mansfield {0hio) Her.
aid il informed that gentleman residing nesr
that city, Nr. b. u. Cook, is now engaged in the
construction Of flying machine. Ar: Cook is
quite sanguine Of snccess, md has filed caseat
1t the Patent Office II Washington- We afc ig-
norant Of the details on which his ait.ship is 10
be built, but understand that, while y balloon is
to be used for elevation, steam is to be the mo.
tive powc1. The inventor il quite sanguine thst
he hss discovered tbs proper machinery vherc-
b5 the mir may be uarisated II will. He ha.
built, or il about TO build, = house for the pus%
poss of continuing h,s labors without bs1ng n
noysd By Ia curlous.