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An 0as lDub Ii Il II III.

0 etratbr Slamer & pb len.
Die llnterSeiasrttn bitten lm @rlaubnt6 ben
Sursern Uun Atentaun uno Der lmsrsrno anjus
jctssn, pae lie neulid, bic Wdble an psuI Serbian
Slug, etpu cine Reile n6roltG bon aqentnun,
betNnnt ais Sus's NtIbIe, 9ersntet Baten. aIIwO
te brrsit no
l(le Irten Rablz z2(rbeit ju pcrribten,
uno baS 9ublitum nit
flaarr, .futtrr uR0 GctrGi0e
pom alien SUrtsa gu teICr9en. Sir Bai,en,
Nus8cn, gDsIIdtcrn uuO Safer mirp an ibrsr
Muble, 70 mic en- ibrem StcGrbauIr, am @de Der
Sinren uno 9ten Strabe in aQentam. (tctannt
untsr ccm NamGn 5rei'0 0otI) Der b6ARe Mlrft.
rrrie bcjabt.
Srpcrs fir 6laucr, Guttrr mb Grtraioe msr.
ben an i9rrm Stobrbaule pprr an itrer Gif5 lei
brrm Scblrnbpft, in Dem rrtcn 2BIrp G. 8.
Rleppineer'S aittr St1np) angcnommrn.
sic brtrCtbcn aud ME cbcrem oae Ec0ltn 0e.
i6aft uno cas 0etr0irr. @jci4iIt an ibren altrn
StdnbpldBen.
Die 5rcunbe uno Suncrn Spn TiG9tman Sub
itno seteten uns nit ibrer &unbI6ait 3u trSGns
itt9en, bic ibm gu lbrl rurps, inoCm mir allrs
Mt8i&c t9un werren ou3cmetne Sciriepi9uns gu
9eten.
9totb, NliGteD uno So.
NII'ntnun, SuIi 20. nsbS
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-11-02
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nib Eermit 8cBcben bag Der untrrjsi4nete ais
Apminiiratrr ppn rcr SintsrlubsnI6aIt brs per.
ilcrbrnen bpmaS alter, Isets
tttn prn rcr Stapt glsntaun, 9r9a Co., anses
Rellt wcrrrn ii. Ollie Oiejsnissn babsr, tprlGe
nod an tridae Sint rloBsn16ait i6ulpsn, linb
biuour6 aufscfUrrert tnnsrbalb 6 gBu6sn anSu-
rufm mO atsutt,ablen, llnb SplGe bic Rc6
Fedtma6t9e NnfCrrsrmsrn baben m5ssn, iTnO
tbenfaIls sriud icIdr innsrbaIt Der trIasten 3ejt
woRteltGti9t cnjubdnciecn, AT
9aYib @eioa, Qbm'or.
Sdpbrr l9. nq6m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-11-02
In5etge


ithriht miro btcrmt 9ty,ptu an Die gJ2it1(eNcr
osr nSautrn 8t9cnit,t9ru ScuCr &erliber;
SsSrItlllhaft rem Ntclibanetcn Gauntn," taB Gin
ucn 7 9tnts auf iGee 500 olt ptrhhcrt Gnc,
set BCaro Der &GrwaItcr auf Tie NQrqlcrer
trfa9ttu Gcmpa9ntr, 9sle9t III, UNI rit @trluie
p Srurr Der lotrrtn Natban Sriui. Grnrao sob:
ine anoers, gu btjabItn. limo Rap fGIIIts, at:
oCs 6. atihnlits uni ret GontifuIicu, bt,ahlr
Fen fell, in ois lbaneEn ers Sttrttirs. innCrhdlb
'Eass nab ctr @trSftnnibuu9 riGse Nnjtisc.
Pis fct9enecn Ycrcnsn fno Gt5 Gcu.tttrrn CT:
pit:
AtOt 9ocr, Gia, fir aGcn Souuitir.
klaas 9RlllCr. fir OF allen TO-
bcmas Otertp. fir 8tbltbCm s Sir. Il. Scrtuah.
BtrrSs Shmriecr fir Yulbtiu %ip.
|Sispb Souot fir Scrts SIP.
asSt @rslmau, ftr palmer SIP.
piihad BUS, fir @alirr.
/ ariO ,. Sortcr, fdr .panccsr SIPS. in 9lcrtts
'c& sno eeha GauntiGe.
Robert 8sne, fdr echa Sir.
Bun. .. Spesr, fdr WierCr Ulf. 8ttbd Sfr.
fauluCl Il. arGr, fdr SNtr YRt. Yttbtl SIP.
p. parriicn Wcun9 fir NQccrs SIP
kbce. 8. Bttcr, fit @trccr SautCn SIR.
jscr9c Blant, fir Seer Saurcn Sir.
bcbn l)cit, fir SaGjtur9, etha &c.
chn Gustsr fir gLaint'rIo Sir.
bernard 9. llann9t fir SBllItams Sfp.
J. .. 8tiid, @fl., fir Sbtr u. NiSrEr Najarstb
k.
ENibuu II. sGsrt. fir Glib BbinboG u. 9lCrtb:
ton Sips, ectba So.
Rsubsn &cmis, fdr Stsr uuo 0listcr gNiIfcro u.
tnnSis Sips, erba Sc.
strr @rce, fir glcro gBbtsbau, 9afbinStcn.
ltn6ur9, psieeIbur9 uno gcpbtH SiPsY ee6a
auf @sftbt bsr 9caro Der @srpaIttr,
Soso6 g. 6GUcr, prdfrCut.
Ubn 2Etbrrt, Serctar.
S.-Dis 9CGSttcrSn mrrern eriudt fein an;
SS!o Su ntbmcu ats in cfu Yontcn pafRrtar
iho Rs hne9en IS sntpCoCr in rcr 8oucrn uni
opsrtrs Sant ron Cation gum @rsolt cts &c:
0'pcntrsn, orCr es an friuSr 2lmlltute tibertG:
n. Seine amtitubs if cine SRsils ncrrGhlih
rta9S uuo Somtoos.
Pstcber, 5. 1859
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-11-02
Na0ri6t.

GotaIauqua 8anf.
Die idbrli4e gSa6l fir IS Srrpaltsr BON bic.
ler Sant pire 9cbaIten wsrpsn am ganttauIc IN
&ataiauqua, auI Ncntass Ben 2tilen gtppsmtrr
nG6frns, ;wii6rn BEN Siunren ron 10 ller 9sprs
mittn9S unO 3 ll9r glaGmittass.
Die jdbrIi6e Seriammluns Der Stcd6aIsr
rtre 8rbatsn wrrrsn am ndml6eH Srt auf Sisu-
Tags Ter 1 9cpemtsr. UNI llbr Na&mittaas.
NJ. 5. Sorn, jr., GaIfrr.
Gathlauaua, Sct. 19. na3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-11-02
Sefentlt6er Serfauf,
Sttoter 10.

"
Son elmer 8oDnun9 mo gotte @runo.
glm Samla9 ben Stem glppemtrr, um llbr
Natmttta8s, fol- AM SauIe prn gpwaro gltff, in
untUnOlle, Efcntl4 Srrtauft wrrprn,
Sine fbd dgbore 2otte 9rupo II. @obnuno,
sslrsen in llnionptIe, NUrs .g06ei9aQ GaunI6ip,
Hr6d Gaunt9 ; entbOltenb etnsn ealtrn ader,
mebr rber wrni9r. Die @sbduNe beileEen aus
AzxA Ginem 5peit6fi9ten ba6teiz
I;;;:Hn ncrnem @obnbauie,
E2 % tet 28 8ub. einsm sutcn etua t6
tsi20 5ub, SGwrine Staa, 8au6bnus, Sadc.
fen, u. (. 10.
DAG @anse III gut nit 6enIen serIcten - aud
II 9utrs Sbft angepFanSt, unp Elm ntcfcbIsnrn
Srunnen nabe benz sSp9nBau1s auf Dem Gistn.
tIum,
Sc III ttc5 Elm Is6r gutter Ytab fir ttn 6anb.
rregt gu trcitrn. ais Shumabcr, Gstinrtmaaer,
S6nrioer, Ii. +. 10. uno rs mirb bas GtsentBum
obne 9tldbalt psrfauft.
Die Srrtn8un8en aR Srrtaufttasc pOn
Siram Sccrs.
Sdobcr II. ua3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-11-02
0e1eQ1 101ftS AuaD1ltn0.

NaariGt wirp termit eegebcn, paB rie brOber
teRanerne G'eitdflOprtinrans Der llnterei6ne.
ten, untsr ter Grma Don Gsd uno Ncubarb, I'M
&aufmannss sSGneirrri @cI6dft, in alentaun,
AM r. September 1859 nit bsieeriettiser Gnpil'
lisms it aufsc5a mcrprn. NGt SUl6e pasrr,
bic nod an tria9te 6irma IduIpiB iino, psrpen sr.
iu6t nnsrBltb WO6cn ab;utrIablsn, uno pcr
6orperun8cn bat, tciiete ieIbse obns 8er,ug elm.
lutria9cn. Die Bidder tCfNrrn lid jrst np4 am
aItrn StantpIaBe.
SpiepD 3. gteubarb,
Gb1rle6 Secf.
Die 0eI6aite werrrn we bicbr rurh ben In.
te3cj6nGtsn am altsn StanrplaB fcrtasfii6rt trr
lib frsurn wiro, bic altrn Eunprn rer 5trma bur6
cine biIItSe Srpsnun8 aud fernerbin gu tcbaten.
GD1rle5 &ef.
Ssptemter %. na3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-11-02
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>, ,9aurrn @essnisItIssn 5suers 8rf6erunss.@s.
leal6aft pom Ncrtbamptcn Gauntp."

IelI6aft ron gprtbampton @aunts."
Retcr GrcB, Gfq. Shoenisiittr, in Rsbnuno
mIt Der ,,Sauern 9e9shlsir.9su Seusr 8ufihs
run9s:gvfsHbaft ron TSrtbamptCm Gauntv."
Or.
l95S.-Gsr &sbuun9sftbrsr tttafst Fb rpie
fcl9t:
lS59.- Iu9ut l3-In 80ur srbalttn, a(s
prdn,it auf 427 grli,ies, srlafTsn pdbrsuo
Gem Sabr, uno Sareu auf auf9sbcbsne Tclis
jtss $5lS 81
I'm 8aor erbolten otS ,urudlfsbenbe Sar:
IN rrn leettm Sohrs NiTsTmsnt so "a
I'm Boar. Btiraa pcn ONslfrtsn 2orsn sl07 "a
lSo9.-au9. IL. - 8IIeuj ;abttar on
ben &sbnun9sfdtrrr 3i4 OS
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-11-02
Sie 6cfdGfte
AQentaun 8Qnf.

Die iatrliae Ssrfummlung Der Stod6aItrr
pirO scsaItsn ruerpsn i'm Snntbaule, auf Diem.
Tags ben fen Gas 9loStmttr 1859, um 10 llbr
gurmttass, uno cine sSabl fir IS Strpaltrr
tuirO ssbaltrn am Santtaule, am Mcntaa ben
2lRen NpUemtsr 1859, SptI6rn BEN StTnen
pcn 8 ll9r Scrmittass uub llbr Na6mttaas.
6. 8. Cooper, @offirer.
Sdctrr 26. mann
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-11-02
sim 1errli9er Stpf
10amo : 0apier.

Die untrrjei6nrtsn taten Iprtsn ZEN 9r5Gtsn,
l66nitsn unp bc1en Stcf Banrpapisr, fir
p'rlours, 6dn9c, 5tubcn uno Kubcn
ubaIten, Der mod je in Gllentaun mar. Dies II
feline ue6srtrietentrit cbrr Srablerei, cnpern bic
refine g9abrbrtt, wcpcn F6 rim iepsr sltR liter,
;ru8rn fam, psnn sr onruit. - Oas Yutitum
pirp aud tsna6r6tiSct, poB lie cine 9inriGtms
sctrrfcn baten. prud6 Fe INNER bic neur rtr n
Styles Nb0Iten, unp tbr Yapirr ssrape an 9bila.
celpbia unp Nsugcrf 9rsiecn Ssrtaufsn tBnnrn-
unb pcrur4 lie nun in ben Stanp ssicst Tnb, ts.
bsutrno wptIfeiIsr gu prrtauTsn, ais bics Icnlmp
9eidirtt. gErr pater SarSans MAIDEN nil, Der
rufe unprDuoIit an, prnn fie iino i'm Stanpr alIe
anlprcGrnre pclfrmmsn ,u trfrIsti0m.
Red, Gutb uno 5clfrib.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-11-02
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gDtrb tisrait 8sSttsn, rus bic llnterBe6nets ale
aominifrattir BON Ter SntrrtaBrn16aft trs pcr.
acrtrnen Gbwtn SeiYsr, Ifstbin BON Nptb.
Bbettaa, 2auni6tp, esda Co., anseteqt nor.
ben IN - gIe brjenissn Yericnsn pater, mel
DE nc& an tsiaSte 5intsrIabnf6aft I6ultrn
iinp bsrrwh srlu6t lOl6s S6uIb nrerbalb 6
Bo6sn abSuteSablcn- llno SoI6e bic NOD rrft,
md6tss 8orrerunssn babsn, fnb sttnfanS rluft
iOIGe innrrRaIt hsr tsia8tm 3sit wptttrIdtist
an
Sarab &eiper, Iomtrir.
8eor9c GotD, Jun. 49ent.
Sctcbr 10. no6tu
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GDurt<9rDHQ

ttmal Ger adttars 3. &. iuSIaD, -, Trdhesnl Titst in
rhtetusn 4eHrieu Senlmou 4ltas orn Sttid)tH
bethtnS aus cen SNunts5crhampten GS GGdja i'm Staa
Dpanitr, in Rrdft He6 Huts VreiStnt Rtsr Ger
SSuru ODtr ur0 4crmntr unb 0GQsmitinsreGna=
iteena IN beinattn s0uns6 uno 5ebua fabtr unG III.
@fQUtirs Sehlfs Ridr Der Scurtsn SBtr 3Crs
unS oIotmentr Stdnsni6sS 6sSiaua fr Die Rifhrq
uno aotrn9eTtEthsrn III tFidgtem ysdd Sap, brsn ts
MID attdttt hdbe Wcrin s SCrt Sntr uno &er
un0 prlGbrIihtrG Bung uuo Scmmcn Gltls anbcrlumtu
qchnsn lptresu fell in 6tr StsSt SQSHIan ir oG5 gGtp
! aui ecn
Grilen Wpntd9 i'm Wcnat Ncrsmbsr,
rttbss Ger 7 Gag Nts btfastta gS<ats M unN rss grt
Sn pGuern miro
60 pirb Rtermt Na4rtdt sr8cttn,
SNiusritsr unb Gruabcl uusrbob ciaotcn saunnt
Na, edf t S1nn unS oNiSlbh E IN eianer Wrrn mit
NCtrEs 5nauiaHtn uHN sThmiudiiertu tnjuHEtu BlbSn
reu VNtbttn nsr tria0ttr SSurt o6iurrorltn.
Drs8leihrn tprrben aud ale beirni0cn,
atatn Gtianesri n Gent G0nguiF Cs Sauntp eta, ais
cSSr 5ruasE aufpirtn NNhtn, btnidrdctt, SGf ht ft
unS sdilbt tinunSen babSu eSslbsn u pr
tn rttb Hiintsn mag.
sbsu msinsr oanN. in Ger stoNt Nnsnaun esn H.
,ls SttsEtr in Sabre uuisrs nSrru 1859.
5cnrY Smitt, Sderiif.
So1E tbatts Die 3tpublit!
enaun, octcbsr IL. 1850 nlbS
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-11-02
9lGtfDrnt< <9Sddoe1t.

Yldtfornr' gSaa8m bon iepsr Ssnsnnuns, I&td-
lid fur @tlentabnen, u. {. 10, TIM 5su, Jtcblrn,
9rj uno Raufmanrs Oaarsn iitsrbaupt ,u irie.
gen. Sdafer Iaufrn feline grfabr, cine iett 0aa.
sc wirO serarnt, bab iis riftis ID, unb na6esm
lte pro5irt II, unb trine 3ufriepsnbsit sitt, tann
ptrislte wiserr Surid sebra6t pertrn.
UTWanufaftar an bem alten Stantplabe,
rtatltrt rer mebr ais 80 Sa6rm.
abbott uno 60.
Gdt etr Jttn uno NR;tcn SIraRsu, pbilobclpba.
September Il. no3W
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pa 0euer1Ssrli4e ss0cIrlI6uft.
Pie iGbrlibs aBabt fdr l3 8srwoltsr um i'm b,:
tebenos7 5obr ju cienSu, piro osboIttn om an sr:
Wcnta9 i'm Ncvsmber, pCldbss Der 7ts Srs hs.
IN Wcuats lein piro. am Goltbouls ron eotnt
an twei ter, in 2Bsstcspias, eefo Sonn.
ruifbsn ben Gtuubsn pcu bic 4 ubr Mohmit,
SaeUb Bsnnsr, YrsRbsut.
fIoerr ls. rq3n,
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Na&ti6t Wiro biermt scsstrn, RAP bic felt st.
niger 3eit br SwtI&sn Ben llntn;ri6netm in
Sal5turs 9aunIdip, er6a Gaurty, tsRantrns
6anptlS'6rma, trtGnnt untsr rcm Namen pcn
Q. $. unp 6. 90. uo 10 a, in rcm @rrtr.
QrItdft, AM 1 5tsn Setotsr turh teiorIeitiar
Ginwlisuns aufSeI5bt wUrpsn III. Gar Gtrir.
ntgen tater, rpFlte nod an trInetc 5rma I6ul.
big tno, wrrrGn ttrrrurA oufgefprerrt, inncrbalb
3 Ncnaten, am aItrn StaneplaBs anurufcn uno
MftiNfeit 5u hen,-llnp lU tGnnrn GCl6s bic
glnfcreerun8'n tatrn, itre Re4nun9fn ttrnfaas
fir SejabIwu9 sinbdnriscn.
9. $. 9ubpis.
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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-04-23
500MMWNgoA oA7FG@M@.
ron TilE KEowEE counIsn.

~ M. Editor! Te South Caroliuians 7 an,
mot pIad, but hear me for NV oausel I am
AN old man, my head is noufishihe like The
Almond tree, many frosty 'nlornines and
9leak winter winds have beat upon me. vet I
;sioyc i9pndreYere the name, South Carolina" :"
cnee, thereI got my training, MY education.
my ais there Elearned to revere and adore
the name of GGds flen is il stFanee that /
should love the State that gayo me birth / I
love herslawss her yinsttutons,, / admire tho
patriotism Of her citizens, their .cnterprising o.
nature, but withsall this, have yet to eruni,
hlo at them for one thug That Blue RidGe
ilnnei' hautits me by day and night. Shall
theiesterprise pr0ve'a failure?s [ trust nat !
I, believe there is too much wisdom, and aeon.
nmyln the citizens Of South Carplifia to suf
ier such g failure, however great the sum.
q, 4 also believe that you. (tle citizons) have
been early taught that you live not to YOUR.
serves. but for the generations to come Then
press tho noble enterprise through. have the
ironhorse belehBg forth ms wclcome sound
10 eheerN the farmer in his tolls, to give the
ihpsness man anew impetus, and Yourselves
tho tappy cons olation of know inps you{l1ope
discharged your duty '..[ieneratiops 10 come
VIII arise and call you blessed p will hallow
yuur NAMES, mud pcrpetuate your memories
) prise. 81 ~ s'sSS' ~
Fhe old man told You in the, outset that
nc was not mad, therefore no will not abuse
tnat august Assembly which refused to aid
the toad but viii simply say, that at it's ne xt
Z mestine wehapo will act, the purt of the
wise mal, and come forth,to the.aid of the
Company. The old man is now dons and
Tong, beforcthe honhorse shall pass tho TuS.
NEis may pass from time to eternity on
- thai ciiarict which cost the blood IS the ne.
a deenor aud whiUh ten thousand States oouId
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the ties wt,ich, unite them to the mother
,aountTy. % M ..sg.>. i, g,s,
~ Tho best reply to the representations of
certain orators of the United States was tl,e
prosperity Of the Island of Cuba. That
the question OF the acquisition of the island
was imposing and menacing could not be
denied Nevertheless the government de-
clared thatit felt all the security which its
great national resources were calculated to
inspire, Ii had not, however, rendered in
suit for insult, as that would probably have
aggravated the question. 1t had conduct
ed itself with prudence and dignity. and
had not applied for assistance to any other
Power If fany other foreign Power had
offered assistance the government would
have felt grateful, but it would not have
accepted it, because it did not think anv
and was necessary. AS no diplomatic doc.
uments existed on the question, which han.
ply was almost Terminated, the eoyernment
hoped Nj, Badia would be Satisfied with the
explanations given, and withdraw the mo.
| ton, ~. n
ME Dodge, American ex-NIinister, had
Elett Tor Valencia and Barcelona, aud intend
Ed afterwards to visit Italy. One journal
states thet at his earnest request the Queen
presentc him with portraits of herself and
the king, 6F,j.
FRANcE.A--A Toulon journal announces
that four steam frigates had received or.
ders to sail for the purpose of fetching troops
from Algeria On the other hand. 1000
Esailcd from Marseilles on the 22d. to rein.
foce the army in Algeria. A ministerial
order to keep these achievements reached
Marseilles after they had sailed
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Poreien Naws.

NNaa y. = aIl
~ Ehe details by the steamer Canada do not
contain much not already telcgraphed. The
folowing isa brief SUMMARY oftIie news
@CpREAr l}RfTtlEN 9he Star saws that
, Lord Palpeistoii has cheated the country
b out of liberal reform nloasare, aud com.
.Rletely turned the tables on Lord John
Rnss6H. i. d
; The tgadc returns for February show ac-
i, tYlty. The exports wore 60 ,6iI ,00e
against g7 ,22Sj 600 in the same month Of
last year. line increase is geueruii IN T ali
branches of atraaes but chiefly In, cotton
goods 4 \
Tbe Europeonafld American Steam Shin.
ping Company had hadamestinga agreed
20 dissolve. aud Hindup their affairs.
81 The Steamer Omeo had sailed with the
cable toconnect " yictoris with Tasmania. !
Yhe. Parliamentary return shows the to-.
4 talpuhlieineome for tho years 1 867 z SO was
4 ,&0Bs So, ,G00, and the total expenditure
,966s019,Q00. The bet reduction Of the
national debtsih tho safre period was e.
9gl,900,
SrAIS a the Chamber Of DcputiSs, 4
cah having been made for the praduct;on
Of the papers relatiyat to the uogotiat;ons
ttieifeslly ~ o. t)flifed State9s france and
sllagaend, for the acquisition Of Cuba, tlte
Aiaissef Of Foreign Atfairs replied that
some Deputies had expressed a desire to
sec the administis,iion of Cuba iinosoyed.
and the President of the Unitea States s.
pressed the same wish The opinion Of
the Pfesident was, Shat Spaiii did not adj !.
;lnfnistcF U0ba waii, and that the United
States, on account of ;if intelligence. had
/ g moral dslty @ fultiiks iShiol was sput.
chase the Island. The Govesntnent could
net ALLOW tllla islas abost Cuba so remain
nncontgadieted. All governments had Ia !.
boradsto improve Ihc condition Of that Is. I
sfii, and The present Cabinet had been can.
stantly occupied with nleogares caseulated
tosglse the iuhabitants OF the Islnd the
sliarc they ought % possess IN their inter
nal adesialstfatioh5 SitSsnt compromising
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by RoB'T. A.. THOMPSON.
4 SCI 40 1rEp P@LE ray !.
Thoughts and Fanciea. -. !

-. ge e,A Thoughts and Fancies.
Whep you have lived your given span, y,
"a! And had your need of glory,
Enjoyed in living all you can,
And told lies clirious story
And chimed your last faint hollow strain,
within your mortaBchamber,
81 hSw much of.plepsure, joy, or pain,
49,, Heart, will You remember? .
ls sthcre a thought whose hallowcd firo
E{ a Eseqping into ether, u = .s (. .,S
shall watch this sinking frame expire.
10. /. aqq hoat through time and wcaslier?
~ 10 u,e nnsre y pang which mortals earn
q g Whose cold phosphoric etnber -
Along thy moplacring names shall buan
.s,s lndeuths distcmpered chamberq -.
The flowers that bloom, the winds that blow.
arc these but dreams elybian. -
- ihHe9oys H9 mat come the hopes that go,
But born to infruition (?
b, llas loye no pure and fadeless bloom
Whose cherished sweet remcmbcr.
Shnit tike charncl lamp illume ~
'ei The silent vaulted chambcrg
u, me whitening skull, tho bones that bleach
corruption may inherit;
But what Scpulchral gloom can reach So
3'e''is The wildand chainless spirits
: Ant where, on yonderseattcring
plI9t roams this Dark Deeember.
snaii iioat this heuselcsss xaif of mind
when scaled her mortal chamber s.
TS%ard Heayen2 lIeavcn's. pale and placid
''N Were mookeryto such spirit irhlue
riteypolar seas, winch roll unto.
4 The Galm,whioh they inherit,
w wogiI or world, then--wind OF, sea,
Or sunrise rcddening .ember,
lhou dancing phantom Ger the lea. ,'
= HOW much shalt thou remeubet
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-04-23

On, she was jewel of d wife, 2 said
Pat, mourning oserthc loss of ltia better
half; " she always struck ne with the soft
enafof the mop
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-04-23

I AN!Eaglish jnry, in n criminal case, Is
said to have, brought ia the following YER
dict, Some years ago: Guilty, with some
little doubt as to whether he is tile man. I"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-04-23

+. a PEAsANT went to q priest ts "a, iss.
having stolen hay from i layee stack he'
longing 10 asneighbor q How sDsnv loael,,
did you take2R asked the father cot,fsJsar
- You mayas we'll reckon the whole Stscls
Hat.oneo, lsaia the peasant 'eas / md n.r,
wife intoad to fetch Il all away before va
stop" q, we
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-04-23

WpENS malignanb man strikos at tho
.great bepei6cSers Of his race, he, deserves.
.aiko the Indian who. ,madly fred his arrow
Blindhcss.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-04-23

!, Nor HsAgi art of not hearing
though untaqgbt in the schools. is by no
means unknown or uhpractised IN society.
We have natieed shat a. well-bred woman
never hears sa inpeFtiHent or N rulgar re-
mark. a kind of .disercet deafpess saves
,ohe from many insGitss from much l,lame.
frepl net % little apparent eJhniyanoo in
.dishoHorable conversation, ..,,t,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-02-18

The RESIDENCE OF GEN. CAss.-The Washington
correspondent of New York paper thus describes the
internal spendor of the mansion of the distinguished head
of the State Department in that city:
"The illustrious Secretary lives in brown stone
house, not far from the White House, which is about
sixty feet front and about seventy feet in depth Gen
Cass is reported to be worth five millions dollars lis
house is beautifully furnished the settles and chairs BE-
ing covered with blue and white damask silk. The mar
BILE medalions, statuary paintings and other features
art which decorate the walls and various inches IN Die
house. are said to be valued at four hundred dollars
Among these gems of art are the following Marble
Medalons of st. Peter and ST. Paul, which belonged
to the Church of st. Peter, in Montorio which was
built by Constantine over the spot where ST. Feer was
crucifed. They were bought by Maj. Cass while on
visit to General Oudnot, the French commander UT
gnal medaons of white marble, IN superb frames, nlg
ly enameled of Innocent XI. and Leo X, OBTAINED "
Gen. Cass from the Monastery of Camaldons. IWe'S
nedalions in superb frames representing the saviour
Virgin and some of the Apostles. They belonged u
the Church of st. Paul. which was the first Christian
church built in Rome. They are masterpieces
cruc6x which belonged to Cardinal Antonelli, the papa
Secretary of State-very rich. Paintings ST. Agnes
with her Lamb an original by Guido Romano; 81
Appolonia, who suffered martyrdom by the extracuoI
of her teeth-obtaned from the gallery OF Cardinal
Orole The Holy Family an original by VannuGIa'
Return of Columbus from his First Voyage; lI W
Annunciation ; The Madonna original, by Oao
Dolce, bought by General Cass at Bologna from VIZ
Semperi Palace st. Rosa original, by Carlo Mara
ii besides over two hundred others of like value au
historic interest," which scanned by the many n
tors who called upon him to wish him A happy N'"
Year."
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-02-18
One Day Later from Sam FramCisco-Dcfcat OF
MOiave Ildfans-Ven Killed.
From Washington.

WASHINGTON Feb. 15.-The President in reply to a
resolution of the House, communicated message to-day
enclosing report from the Attorney General who says
the local officers of the Government at Savannah have
been specially and strictly enoned to perform the duties
imposed them by the several acts of Congress- for
the suppression of the slave trade That special counsel
have been employed to aid the District Attorney in the
prosecution of the offenders That the advces received
satisfactorily show the diligence and activity of all per-
engaged in the public service to find the negroes
who were candestinely landed; to identify the parties
engaged in the crime and ascertain other important facts
connected with the transaction
Ali this has been attended with many difficulties, but
there is good reason to hope that they will be overcome
and Justice according to the law of the land be executed
upon the offenders But the present condition of affairs
is such to make it absolutely impossible that the pro-
ceedngs already instituted or those in contemplation
should be given in detail without very great prejudice to
the public interests.
1t appears from official document that the cost of
the sites of the navy yards at Portsmouth, Boston, New
York, Philadelphia, Washington, Norfolk Blythe Island
Mare Island, Sackett's Harbor and Pensacola and
the amounts expended in Improvements thereon to the
18th of December 1853 far as can be aseertaned is
$40, 287 900.
The Secretary of the Treasury has asked Congress for
appropriation of $4,000 for taking the census of
Kansas, with view to its admission into the Union in
accordance with the recommendation of the President in
his annual message.
The aggregate number of passengers who arrived in
the United States from foreign countries by sea- from
the Both of September l843 to the 31st of December
1858, is 4052OoO, of which nearly two and half mil
lions were males