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SALES FOR MARCH,
Sherif's Sale.

f virtue Of sundry Writs of Fiera Facas
I I" ME directed, l will sell at AbbeviIle
wo"'' uo", ,i"'s"' on lhe first Monday in MARCH
ing property. to wit:
~ Acres o! land, more or less, bounded by
Ian"s , OF John "a. Martin, Henry Wilson. and
",hcrs: AIs', one lot Of Goods, Wares, and Mer.
''',sc' levied and attached as the property OF
o,hnts at"'' ''ager d Co., ads. Vauralkedburg and
Clocks, Cows aud Calves o 1Jorsos co,.
ryai'' Lot Dried Fruit, Lot IIuuschnij Fmr.
","'G, " s iGVeM a. on as the property of A. Slayer
ads ELISHA w. Wclch and others
:. ha''s "i cotton levied on ns the rrropei,y Of
o1h" ',i, Douglass ads. DeWi, Z. Tillotson, and
TEEM$-CASII
sherins Office, oIa January y ~ NGoNE' }s5s ADJ
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AN EXPLANATION.

We deem ii necessary TO explain 10 those o
our patrons who may have had Accounts presen
ted to them after they had been paid, how it oc.
ours: All Accounts for this District were made
out and given to an Agent, some weeks ago, 70.
collection but since that time, some have callec
at our office and paid their bills, and the Agent
no, being aware Of this, has, in one or two in
stances, presented their bills second time. We
make this statement SO That if similar mistakes
should occur again, our patrons may know the
cause.
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THE LAuRENsyIILE FEMALE coL1EeI

1t is with great pleasure. says the Herald,
that we announce that the number of pupils in
our College continues to increase. Truly the
watchword lie. *s,iI they come" Since our
last notice. about 90 have matricuated, making
the number al present 10 amount to about 1870.
There is still room for more.
This liberal patronage, We know. must be
encouraging to the Trustees aud instructors,
and arouse them to work with renewed ener.
gy in the great cause in which they arc ell.
gagged.
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Fre.-About half past - o'cock on yexter.
day, (Tuesday) nnd just before going to pr;sa
the dwelling house OF Maj Sim. Brown wss
discovered tn he OH fire, but owing, to the
very high wind the headway was too prea,
before assistance could be rendered with The
exception Of a few articles Of furniture and the
contents sof his sthoke house, every thing, TO-.
gether with buildings, we're en- tirey destroy ed.
Maj. Brown was not at homs at the time :
his loss is estimated a, 5000. ssNe,cberry Ri..
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MOUNT VERNON

We cheerfully give place to the appeal in be.
half of Mount Vernon. 1t was received too late
for list issue. The ladies will perceive from a
perusal of this paper that the association has
done well so far, and that the required amour, Of
the purchase money will ere long be paid over
to the vendor Of the Mount Vernon property
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JOHN CORBETT,
HOUSE PAINTER,
Grainor, Marbler,
AND
SIGN W7ITE-
Feb. - 1864 III le

-
Tie STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Abbesiih District Citation.
i>y WILLIAM HILL, Esp, Ordinary Of Abbe.
Vile District.
WHEREAS, williston w. Franklin bo, m.
w Piled to me for Letters OF Admnistrat onon
al ;'nd singular the goods and chattels. rights
ana credits OF Robert Smith, late OF the Dis.
trict aforesaid, deceased
These are, therefore, To cite and admonish all
"n.i singular, The kindred and creditors of the
SAID deceased. to he and appear before me at our
mex, heM oFu'n"rys Court OF the snd District, to be
nth day OF March next, to show cause, if any.
why the said aduinstratio ton should not he
granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this eighteenth
day Of February in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and fifty-nne. and
in the SD year of American Indepena
ence.
Feb. 81, "a o.
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THE PRICE OF NEGROES

At the recent sale Of SAMUEL b. Major, Mr..
F. +. RoBEEsoN, the iuctioneer, sold ten negroes
for the gross sum of ten thousand and thirty.
three dollars. making the average price of one
thousand aud three dollars per head. Among
them were two women, zach forty aud fifty
years of age, and one boy abou, seven years of
age.
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COURT CALENDAR.
WESTERN CIRCUIT-SPRING TERM, 1859
SITTlNGS OF COCn
ADVERTISEMENTS

We call attention to the advertisement of tho
Proprietor Of the Marshall House. lie may al
ways be found at his post cheerfully willing to
minister to the comfort Of his guests. Don't
forget the advertisement OF Messrs. Crawford &
Cobb's Livery Stables; nlso those Of John Cor.
belt, DR.. f. G. Parks. Wagons for Sale Mule
for Sale, Prospectus Of Southern Guardian, Com.
missioner. Ordinary, Sheriff and LelsoY J. Viii
son.
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PENDLETON MESSENGER,

We notice that Col. w. d. Wilkes is annouu
ced as All assistant Editor of this journal. He
promises to attend principally to the Literary
Department of the paper. He is we'll known
to the public as pleasing writer. and we well
come him once more to the Editorial Brother
hood
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Savannah Ercshet.-4he Augusta Chronicle
and Sentinel f Friday morning says:
The heavy rains of Wednesday night and a
part oi Thursday. have con ntributed to swell the
Savannah River 80 that IN many places il has
overfiowed its banks. AIS p. IN , yesterday,
the guage at the toll bridge in this city showed a
height OF % feet 3 inches in the stream, aud It
was then rising al the rate of three inches an
hour The bridge tender expressed his f"ars nj
tnat time 0f stll further risr. there at hepn
heavy raIns ell day up The riyer
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An Extra Session-The opinion is gaining
that an extra session Of Congress will have to
te called to provide means for. carrying on the
government Fortunately, It will involve no cx
ira expense for pay, and il called for August
there win be auape time for elections.
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Mistakes IF Printrrs.-Somn people are con.
iih"ally wondering ut the - careessncss of ell
Ilors in allowing many errors aud hlun,I.rs ia
appear III their columns, and mar the print
such people know very little Of the difficulties
we had almost said mpossibilties-of keeping
them out. The most careful attention To these
matters " i'll not prevent errors from creeping IN
even when professional proof readers are engaged
expressly for the purpose. Aud when il is borne
IN mind that in most papers such an expense is
necessarily dispensed with. ami the proofs, on
TINT "cc"unt are often hurricdIy examined, the
fact will no longer appear strange. In connec-
tion with this subject. the following amec,Iote is
not inappropriate.
Glasgow publishing house attempted to
publish n work that should be- IL perfect speci
men Of Typographical accuracy. After having
been carefully read by six experienced proof
readers, it was posted up in the hall of The Uni.
vers'ty. and reward of fifty pounds Offered to
any one who should detect an error Eucl, page
remained two weeks in this place; and yet,
when the work was issued. several errors were
discovered, one Of which was in the first line of
the first page.
When such WAS the case in a city long cclcbra
ted III Great Britain for publishing the finest and
most correct editions Of the sInssis:s what is Ia bo
expected III newspaper, which must necessarily
he hurried through the press while it in news :;
and where the compensation will hardly afford
one Inexperienced proof reader" let alone six
The wonted accuracy of onr papers is really as
tonshing.
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Late" from, Havti-NEw YoRK, Feb. l9.-
Later news has been received from Hay which
announces. that the revolution is subsid,ng, and
business is rcsuming its usual cfannels. Coffee
is arriving freely. Geffard seems TO be very gen
eIaly popular. f"
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Tho agricultural interests Of California are
represented as very prosperous. Cattle, grain.
aud fruits, are, grown with encouraging sue.
CESS; mud m vine culture tho success already
attained 10 regarded as sure guarantee. that
the product Of The vine 10 grapes, rasins, wines.
and bfandles, will soon b. second to. no other
interest. - :.
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denomination Of Hon. iSherrard, Clement
WAsHINGToN, February l7.-Private dispatches
received here announce the denomination, by a
convention IN bic district to-day, Of Sherrard
Clemens, Of Virgtnia, for Congress
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TO OUR PATRONS.

We start On Agent to-day through the District,
for the purpose of collecting the amounts due
us for Subscription, Advertising and Job Work.
As the amount which each one owes is small, we
hope they will be prepared to settle the samo
when called on.
Those out Of the District, to whom Bills will
be sent, will please remit
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THE Rem Da~d WiUS-Thc sixth lecture be.
fore the Young Mems Christian Association was
delivered by The Rev. David Wills of LauremT
Oh Sabbath evening last. in the Second Prrsby-
tefian Church, which was derlsely filled to the
utmost capacity Of that large and now very
beautiful edifice. The subject was "The
Young Man Made or Ruined by his Associa.
tions."
or the very able discourse which, have been
delivered in this Course, it will not bo going too
Tar 10 say that this WAS inferior to none, and in
every way worthy Of the theme, the occasion
and the Association. M. Wills is yet n young
man, nnd IL destined, we hope. to fill yet more
prominent and important position in the Church
and community. As a graduate Of the Theologi.
cal Seminary in Columbia, he refl-cis honor upnl,
II, and Isl Ewing proof Of the Importance and
priceless value Of such institutions to the South.
ern Churcl,es-Chariesio,C Courier
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=, INC M'chtgnn STATE observation-disclosures
February 1.-THE Republican State Conver
ton met in this city Yesterday, and rrnominatc
Mr.. George Martin. Of Kent for Chief Justic
OF the Supreme Court. The Democratic Con,
veniion also met here to-day, and Illuminated NJ
AIph""s Fclch, Of Wnsl.ennw, for tue sam
office.
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DR.. f. G.. FA7Ks
GREENWOOD, s. c.,
II EEIsS constantly on hand all articles ,suon,,
II kept i'll n Drug or Fancy Store, at markst
prices
eS Professional services rendered when
called for.
Feb ~, 1850. III eu
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CHARLESTON, Feb. 10 1870
Grn,eneaI.

MARRIED, in Columbia. on the 18Th iusi
ny Rev. DIR. ThornweH, Mr.. W. j. LOMAX, of
Abbeyille,. to Miss MACFIE, of the former
place.
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-4"ftio""! For'iyn H.ms-NEw YoRk, Feb
rnary l9.-The tenor Of the advccs brought BY
the Prince Albert renders it certain that Greu,
br'ian VIII grant Il subsidy Of Cl5u 900 to tho
Galway steamships.
Mr. Henley, The Chief Electrician of the ca.
BILE, h"s arrived, with nll his instruments, for
this end of the new cable line, and W i'll soon com
mence operations.
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LIST OF CONSIGNEEc

LIST OF CONSIGNEEc.
Rem"i"i"g IN the Depot at hbbcrHe, for the
~".k ending Ftbruary %, 1859.
q I Barnes, L II Russell, ID MCLAUGHLIN, II
Kerr, A NJ Smith, J w Jones, Brownlee,
JJ ), Cunningham. T. I.iddIs, Hon Il G. Perrin,
IL iuston, J Foster Marshall Hugh Wilson,
Israel d I;russel p s RntI.d,e. - 7 Jordan:
IL w Lawson, S J Patterson, W IL Stone, Z
Ward.
soND1Y. Agt
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A'my intelligence. The War Departmen,
has ordered board Of officers to convene in
the city Of Washington OIL the 9th, inst, 10 re
port in detail their opinion upon the several sub
jects of inquiry:
l. How and to what extent can the trans
portat'on Of the army be reduced, and the pres
ent cost Of transportation be brought down
=. 10 what extent can the animals required
in the service of the quartermasler's .Ispnr,
inent be reduced in numbers consistently with
the wants of the army, and how can these re
CURED be supported moro economically Wbn,
is the best mode of purchasing horses for the
mounted service. 4. How can the expenses
Of the army in every branch. at posts and
In the field, be reduced s. What is the
best and most economical plan for quarters ant
barracks, either permanent or Temporary, al
new posts. 6. What plan should be adopted
ior tho disPosal of posts no longer needed fo
military purposes.
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Congressional w AsnISGroS, February Ia-
In the Senate, to-day, several amendments % the,
consular diplomatic bill were discussed and the
h'ii was finally p 'ss"d. Mr.. Simmons, of Rhode
Island. gave notice That he would move a
reconsideration of the vote Mt an early day
In The House, the army hill was amended and
reported hack for final action.
IL IS generally understood that an effort will
he made in the Sennt" early next week to pass
me Ar'z"na hili, aud the impression prevails that
the effort will be successful
-lH A"porfa"t-A Washington correspondent
lhe President has recovered from his hoarse.
ness. Is 'i-voting much time to the oncrous du
ties IF his office.
The nnti'i"ic which the venerable Chief
Magistrate used for the relief Of his terrible
'"'''"y. lS moi stated !, is presumed, how
ever, t" have been either MIS- Davis Conrh
drops. or Peas"ss celebrated II",rl,onn, Candy
y" 'ni'iif'i" r'.r"dv. known q" N"lasscs Stew"
Is s"ld !" 'h's city.-P'trrsb"rg ELprcxs
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TNE MARSHALL uOI1SE.
BY E. COBB, Proprietor.

BY E. COBB, Proprietor.
Mi: TUE Proprietor of the MARSHALL,
gslA HOUSE would inform the public that his
,i"'se Is still open for the reception Of visitors.
a.,s s,as'ng some experience in Hotel keeping he
natfers himself that he will be able to please bis
friends aud customers. Ills table will mt .II
times bc supplied will,
The Very Best The Market Affords.
His House is Well provided will, attentive ser.
wants. and everything to render his customers
comfortable.
EDMUND COBB.
Feb. 81, 1859 d IF
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Commercial.

ABREvH.LE. Feb. "a, 1852
Cotton Our cotton market has been dull
during the p"st week, the quantity offering
has been very limited. The sales that bav.
been made have heen frm u to lolc.
COLUMBIA, Feb. 20, 1859.
Coffon.-Our market has come almost to n p.r.
feet stand still. We continue to quote 8 to u
cents
CHARLESTON, Feb 10, 1859.
C0ffon.-The cotton market was rather uuie,
to day, but prices well sustained Tie ,1nIsuc
tons We're limited to some l,4Uu bales. al priccs
ranging from TO III cents.
CnAHLEsroN, Feb. 81, 1869.
C"fo"-SaIes of cotton today 800 bales
market depressed.
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4 Picture IN the Roon.-Mr. Hazliu has
said, somewhere, of the portrait Of a beautiful
female, with II noble countenanee, that it sesm.
as If unhandSome actions would be impossible in
As presence. Most men Of any refinement Of
soul must have felt the truth and force Of this
sentiment. And, therefore, we have often thought
that the picture Of beloved mother or an en-.
deared sister. or devoted wife, hung up in The
soom where we spend our leisure hours, must
constantly avert mighty influence upon The
feelings and thoughts. Cowpers picture Of His
mother was living pressuce, whose speaking
eountenance and beaming eye appealed az no
living mortal could, 10 his inmost soul and stir.
rcd It's profoundest depths. :,
Tile Emperor Of Hayst.-It appears by far.
ther advices from IIayti that, had not the Brit.
ish frigate Melbourne touched at Port -au. Prince.
other Sonlouque or his Cabinet Ministers, or
perhaps all Of them, would have lost their live.
at the hands of the excited popplace, Who, by
Thousands surrounded tho French eonsuiate,
where the OF x-ofIicials toolistefage On his ar.
rival at Kingston, the cx. Emperor came
near being assassinatsd by a Haytien refa.
gee.
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african Agriemlture.-Dr. Livingston, the
great African traveller, says that on the western
coast Of Africa, in the valley Of IHcalla the soil
is very fertile. Fruit trees and grape vines yield
their fruit ttwicea yeur, and grains and vegeta-
oIes do the same il sown. BY taking advantage
OF the mists of winter, three crops Of pulse are
raised The grass is tall that ia one section it
was two feet higher than his head, when standing
on the back Of an ok, and was "a large around
as goose quill Produce is very cheap, and
tbe roads very poor. They have Two breeds Of
cattle. One is Of diminutive size, with short
horns, and the other has legs nearly six feet IN
length, with large horns. The Africans are fond
Of cattle, and spend much time in ornamenting
them. They shave the horns In order to carv e
them into Fantastic shapes, and brand the akin
with hot knife, so ns to make a dscOloration
OF the hair in lines, like zebra. The strs nger
the marks the handsomer the animal The
greater ths contortion of the horns, the greater
the value He saw tobacco eight feet high, each
plant having thirl, six leaves, The leaves were
eighteen inches long by six or eight broad.
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Da"q"r IF Cats .Tr"p;"y ~;h Chidrem.-A
smaii girl seven or ci.h, Years old, on ,l,- nipht
OF th" 2'th ult cam" pretty near l",s,ny her life
by 81 rat. Her mother heard n strange n,is,
Which nwnkcn".l her si,r l,ns,.n..l la IN. I,.
where III" chi!d WAS lying and found the cn,
with her mouth cl"S- I" the chI.rs uou,h. A,
hr>f they took the chill to be- dead, Int they
soon perceived it seemed to- ratrl, for breath oc
c;.Si''nally. After two three hours size WAS r.,
stored !" c"'':"'"''+I'ss, lmt has been very stupid
n"d hhwcll since. Parents should hrwmre how
They trust their eats To sleep with their ehil
hrrn. f;a|rSb'Uy W.. Dcm",rat
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Hh"M Is|t"d Hcrubiicnm Gonr~,,aion-puov,.
nE>ch' February l5.-Thc Republicans held n
convention IN this city today. for The purpose
Of Nominating candidates for State officers and
members OF Congress. Thomas G.. Turner. now
Lieutenant Governor. was norninnted for Gov
rrnor the present Executive declining to be q
candidate for reelection. WIN. d. Eravtun.
now IN Congress frnm the Western District was
re-n"m'nnted. Thomas Davis. four years ago n
I,'"ocratic representative, was nominated in the
place Of n. Il. Durfee
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Mule for Sale

Mule for Sale.
A NO. / Full Me'linm Size MULE. tlr..
~ years old, broke to harness, for sale cheap.
Sud for u" iaul'. Enquire "a, this office.
Feb. II, 1859 81 ,f
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CONGRESSIONAL.

WA>nINGroS. February II.
SksATE-The Consular and Diplomatic bill
was taken up.
Mr. Chandler Of Pennsylvania, made n sD.ecb
against tic Cuba acquisition
MIR. Folk made speech in fuyor of
it. Vi
HousE-Thc bill regulating postage being IN
Mr. English, of Indiana, said that the popers II
the country had extensively published that this
bill proposed low posuge ON exchnnpes Tb,
is not the fact. The object of the bin is n
enable newspapers and periodical dealers to send
! their packages by null at tho same that thev
| are sent to regular subscribers. The bill also
authorizes mHps aud autographs, DC, to be
sent at the rate of one cent per ounce:
The bill was finally passed. with n few
slight amenamcnts. by seventeen majority.
The bill repeulny the fianking privilege
was referred TO the committee of the whole.
1t eXcepts the President, ex. Presidents and wild
"ws Of the latter. 500 worth of stain,,s ia I,
be given each Senator and member, to he
paid out OF the contingent fund Of each House
Papers aud documents are to he pre.paiI
The Army bill was taken up and discussed mn.
Ill adjournment.
ASiIING1oN, February lS
In the senate. to day, communication was
''r"''ch from the President, recommending the
passage of an act authorimu the ,ls,. of ,h,. ma :
val and military forces Of the Unit,d States il,
the protection of tho lives and prop.r,v n,
American citizens over the various transit route.
Of Central America.
!" The House. n bill was pissed authorizing
the snIc Of the United Stutcs Barracks at Sn.
vannnh, Georgia, for II sum not less than
Si'h"Oo. The array hill was .liscy.,,d in
Committee of The Whole, and the proposition
for TIL. withdrawal of brrvet nav from,
Mayor Gen. Winfield Scott was voted down.
grand ball, given to Lord Napier to-
night, liz now i'll full blast, at which tb.r.
are supposed To be at least fifteen hun,lrc
guests.
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H"Shi"9fo", February lc.-The P"nnsvlva-
ma Democratic members met in caucus o-,lay
I" confer together in regard to the tariff They
ar'"rli'Ii"h t" cast their Votes as IA unit ON Ill,
'ar'ii QUESTION They will use every effort 10
gr. the tariff bill before the House, and if ,h,y
fa'' III that they will try and tack it on 10 som,
appropriation Lil. They will continue to vo:e
against n loan bill or issue Of Treasury notes
unt'i acton is had on the tariff Although, mat
le's look h!uo enough, yet an impression pre-
walls that If the subject can come before ,b.
House, modification of the tariff is Ger.
tam or course. it can only he got ut in vio
iat'on Of the rules hut simple majority can
over rule the Speakers decision aud thus reach
it.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-07-14
Judge GhOISOn.

II seems from the Memphis, Tennessee
Avalanche, til t Judge GhoIson, now the
AbOluipn candidate Tor Supreme Judge in
Oniu--,he plt candidate Of Glddings-was
Al one lnle ID citizen Of Mississippi, and a
lu,ge Shareholder in lS4J, the Avalanche.
sd!s lie suld his slaves at pubic auction, at
PJnllac, in Inc State OF Mississippi, pocket
ed the money and emigraled 10 UhiU, and is
now the Abolition, higher law candidate for
Supreme Judge OF our state! One would
lnInG lhdI The OJerlin Saints" would re-
qure Clio sou to make Tesuuton-to dis
gmge The proceeds OF the "snlu traffic in
nuulau iieslI'--beiOre lie could receive their
votes. Bui not 80. They prefer hun to an
honest. conscientious man Ot Tree state pro-
,liyitIes, llke Juds se swan because they know
tnSl such hypocr,eS made tie best and fer
cesL Abolllunisls. Giddings prefers Ghol-
SUI 10 any other mau in ONO, two to one,
and lie might even now hold all hundred
slaves in Mississippi, and be all the more ac'
Ceplab,c 10 Odd Joshua. But there are 9th.
er anu Slayery men who will not relish the
iied lhut lhelr candidate has been slave
! holder unl slaye dedler.- Ohio Statesman.