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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-02-23
HI EN"H ~~ n ~
New Arrival of Jewelry.

T'HEundersisned has Just received a largesup-
ply of the latest style of
JE w LRY,
to which he invites the attention Of all purcha
sers.
Heis also Agent for the sale of thu eel ebratsd
Baglcy Gold Pens. (now Newtons) which, for
excellence. durability, and chespness. are not
surpa.sedi in the world. He respectfully invites
all persons TO an examination of these superior
pens. They must be seen and used to appreciate
,heirsuperiority over all others ever mauufaetu
red.
Jewelry made to order-Watchesand
Jewcry neatly repaired.
Sign of the "BIG WATCH" GEAR the Depot
Cumberland, Nd. {. T. LITTLE.
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6UEENSWAREi GLASS
" JUST OPENED AND ron SALE
. vary hen soms and ecuplsss assertnsnt Of
Qusssss are ,Chiss ssd Giass ware
W.N. BEALL,
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A new Chapter in the Early Life cfWashing-
ton, in connection with the narrative histo-
~ Of the Potomac Company, by John Pick
ell. Price 81 90 per copy
yxtrac, Of letter from the Hon. Jared Sparks.
The New Chapter forms valuable con,ri-
button TO the materials for illustrating the life
and character OF Washington, and is executed
10 a manner highly credilsble to the taste aud
judgement of the author. Your lshors must
ever claim the notice and appreciation of all
persons, who would become fully acquainted
with The public acts of the fatAer Of si' eoua-
try
Extrac, of letter from Hon. Edward Everett.
IL have not had it iu NY power. as yet only
10 cast glance over il, bot even this hasty in
spection sa,is6es me that you hare tArorn He,c
light on this portion Of the history OF the FafA-
az cf his eousfry."
For sale By
AvOREwS 4 SWARTZWELDEE
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IL GentIcr,,en's Hats.
S having s a DON

All who have boards to cut OF h air to crop
Just call IN us at our New Shop.
A: uoyn or eve, by nightor day,
Or any time that you can stay:
Our room l. neat, our towels clean.
Our scissors sharp, and razors keen,
And every thing we think you'll hud,
TO suit the taste and plea Sc the mind.
And then we move our hand as true,
As any barber e'er can 60.
With rapid to UGH wei sm Doth the face.
And dress the hair with equal grace,
And allthat art and skill can do.
Your money will procure foryou.
CORNISH h FRANCIS,
Basement of Revere House,
March IL 1859.
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VIM. r. BEALL & CO.,
DEALERS ALL EIpps

DEALEhe II ALL KIbpb OF
Chewingand Smoking Tobacco,
PIPES, SNUFF, MATCHES. &C.,
Baltimore Street, near the Railroad Depot
CUMBERLAND, ND.
OETURN their thanks for the patronage here
N tofore extended to the late firm Of u. 3.
wATTst CO., and begs leave to invite me
attention of pnrchasert to their NEW sToCh'
which issoppossd of, in part, as foliows'f'H
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z Ml RRWlDY,

Hesrs. Heaiey d. Shripsr.
Gentiemon - Abou ut giving
day 1857, {Nov. 26.) I had the misfortune to
receive severe injury by falling of the top of a
railroad car, bruising and straining my back
so that was a complete cripple, not being able
to move myself without the most excru,iating
pain. Iprocured u bottle ofyour valuable Lini.
mont and used il as directed; in four days ]
was able to walk about and In six weeks cur
ed, the pain aud swelling having entirely left
my back.
cheerfully recommend your Linimentas be-
iuyan article which believe to be unrvalled.
JAS. SULLIVAN.
Cumberland, Feb. Ia, 1853.
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FREDERICK

FREDERICK CITY, ND.
Tie Scho'astic exercises ofihis In
sitution riu be resumed on -Hondoy, the
5M Of September "'.rt.
The Faculty and Teachers and general ar.
engagements OF the Seminary, will remain the
same in all respects as last year, and il shall be
onr unceasing enieavor to on,inue TO mcri;
The favor and patronage of the public.
Far Board and Tuition, including
furnished Rooms, Lights. Fuel. WISH
ing, ETC.. $500 per Scholastic year;
poyalle hulf-yearly in adcance.
For Circulars and o'her particulars,
apply at Mis office. or address
II. WINCHESTER,
Anr. ls. 1s59-lv President.
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~ s 1 o O~

One hundred Dollars will be paid to any fh.-
siriah who can prove that the Medicine over
injured patient; and the testimony OF thou
sands can be produced to prove that II docs
great good. Gases offron one week to thirteen
years stnnding have been effected. TIE msss
Of Voluntary 7estimomyin posse''ion Of the Pro-
pri.ior, vourh in its virtues and curative pow
RS, is immense, embracing nam-s we'll known
To Science and Fame.
Personally appes red before me. an Alderman
nfthe city OF philadelphia, II. T. HELMB0LD.
Chemist, VII, being duy sworn does say. that
hi. preparation contains no Narcotic, Mercury
or njurious Drng, but are purely Vegetable.
II. T. HEMBoLp, Sole Manufacturer.
Sworn and srh.rribe.i before me this Esd day
! % November. 1854. WIN. P. HIBBARD,
Alderman.
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HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
Is prepared directly according to the Rules Of
P arma y and G chemistry,
with he greatest accuracy and Chemical know
ledge and care devoted in its combination
See Professor Devices Valuable Works -
tho Practice of bysic AN most Of the late stan-
dard Works of Medicine.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-12-10

KAGsAa CI1y, Dec The New MeSican
mail with dates 10 the 9th, arrived to-day
10 time TO connect with the mail going
Fast this morning The mail WA detained
ny very deep snow and excessive cold
weather
The Kiowa, lndianz stopped the mail Al
Meknee creek and kept them halt 81 day.
Their object. they said, was ia make peace
sud that they could wipe out the party, but
did not feel go disposed.
The Indians ARE almost in a starving CON
ditioa, consequently they are anxious ioI
peace The campaign against the Navaioes
has proved very successful and they are still
prosecuting il with energy Parker's train
arrived at Santa Fe on the 9th nit. loaded
with dry goods and groceries. The con
tractors on this route contemplate carrying
this mail by Fort Wise on the lst February
and establishing g mail route from thai
point to Denver City.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-12-10

NEW YoRK, Dec THE Asia from Liv-
erpool Nov. gath, via Queenstown, 18th,
arrived at $50 this p. m
The Bohemian arrived Mt Londonderry
on the 23rd; the Europa at Queenstown on
the 25th.
CHINA, Oct .-TELEGRAPHED.- H ostili-
ties have recommended in the North Two
skirmiahes have been fought with the Tar
tar cavalry, who were repulsed. The allied
army was waiting in hostile position be-
fore Pekin. Negotiations were opened by
the Chinese but not in suppl 2atory man
ner. No new Government movement.
Changes in Neapolitan ministry
reported Torrero had joined the cabinet
without a portfolio. 1t is reported that the
state council would soon be convoked on
important business.
Victor Emanuel was expected to 80 to
Palermo on the 2Gth. A deputation bad
presented him with the result Of the voting
in Umbria and the Marches.
The Piedmontese parliament is to be COLI
voked and forthwith dissolved i'll order to be
forthwith replaced by an Italian parliament.
There are vague reports that negotiations
had commenced in Paris for the cession OF
Venetia.
The Ar, tic sploriug steamer Fox had re-
turned flUni surveying the shores OF Green
land for til, Noth Atlantic Telegraph. Il
is reported that the result is satisfactory.
The Galway Company is endeavoring 10
obtain \ contract to carry the rench nails
via Gsiway They offer 10 run weekly.
TIE Inspect is represented to be favorable.
IT, French decree permits the exporta-
tor 80 ron ore free
Thece are lTinIors of 4 probable visit OF
she Emperor Napoleon to England to meet
the ltmpres3 ut Windsor.
The Bourse ia quiet and steady.
The ratification Of the new loan with
Turkey by Franco is complete.
LATEST.
Pans Saturday evening Tho Hours: j.
firm
LATEST VIA QUEENSTOwN.
The Empress arrived at Liverpool sat
uEday,
Breadstud4 duh and unchanged, Pro
visions qniet.
= baspoy, Saturday estuing. Conaols 95}
la93n, for moDey 93f(G933 on account
The Grmne77 in the funds under tbs
financial arrangement between the Bank 81
England and the Banl. of France continued
and an improved tone prevailed
The stringenCy in the money market wa.
steadily sub7iding ami negotiations OF good
hills were generally effected, considerably
below the banh minimum, which continued
at d pee cent The weekly returns of th'
Bank Of England show an increase IL
huliion Of G42,3 tall in American
Railway gecurities took place IN Londnt
90 The 22d.
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Kansas.

Our former sownsman, but now citizen If
ansas Territory, Mr. Fielding johnson,
'aS IN the city yesterday, GU his way East
business connected with tue Park
lie and Kansas Railroad Company.
From him We learn that the late rumofs
q reference TO the Kansas troubles have
zen exaggerated. There has been 40 in-
difference with the United States courts,
nd the flight of Judge Williams was alto
,sther unwarranted by the state of affairs
nd only intended to contribute fuel TO the
lanes of sectional fanaticism. The only
ground for the alarming rumors of war
nd devastation which havebeen heralded by
telegraph over the country, is that which
s1ista in most frontier and backwoods
communities. There are in Southern Kan
as bands OF reckless and abandoned men
along the border, protesting connection
with political parties, whose time IS spent
in acts of lawIess violence, and who CON
,ri7eto keep the better portions of the ter
ritory in trouble Ont Of some Of these
local quaTrels and forays have grown the
present troubles, which the people of Kansas
themselves are able AMI willing TO quelI
without the assistance OF regiments Of
armed Misaourians. A constable's posse
could settle the difficulties, without these
great waflike expeditions
Mr. Johnson represents that the suffer
ings OF the people Of Kansas will he very
great during the coming winter, unless
sustenance and clothing are provided by
their more fortunate countrymen. We are
sure the generous people Of the Northwest
ana East will relieve their wants.
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ENE.A-CKJN-fs LUMBER FENCE
- PCsts.The subscriber las inst received rou
Oiean, N Y, u lot of the best HenlOck Fem ine
ever offered III this market. IL is also prepared
10 furnish good Fence POsis, ia larg" "r email
duan titles. Cali at the corner OF Seventh aud
dec.3-d!9w J.'F GLovER
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Augusta, Ca, Dec. THE Mobile Regis
ter OF the 4th inst announces the return Of
Capt West, who went to Truxillo to obtain
the remains OF the late Gen. Vim. Walk
81. He was unsuccessful in his mission, in
consequence OF the laws of Honduras pro-
hibitIng the exhumation. Col. Rudler had
been humanely treated, and his release was
expected to take place shortly.
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LEAvExwoR1H Dec T.-Advices from Fl.
Scott to the Sd inst, are to hand. The Fed
eral troops were acting as a posse comita-
tus TO the marshal, and had arrested seven
persons for being engaged in the late muir
ders. No resistance was offered The
troops would move 10 Mound City on the
4th
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WVOR kRN-T-THR WE'LL RyN'Ss GE;.N
II Store, lately owned and occupied by Michael
Gavisk, deceased, a grocery and provision store
corner of Main and Fourth streets. There Is a
first-rats smoke house attached to the store.
Apply to John Gavisk, WIN. RAIN, Jr.
nj 20
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PATRoLs-We would urge upon our cit
izens the necessity of establishing a regular
night patrol. Negroes are entirely too free
here, now In such times as these negroes
should be looked after and closely watched.
Ejiont0lru Ne1rS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-12-10

PATRIoT, Ind, Dec THE dwelling
of DR.. NJ. NJ. Watt, formerly the jackson
Collegiate Institute was burned down this
forenoon. Loss $4,000; no insurance.
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AI-o worry large sssot tmont II Dress G7ots 10
great variety. aud newest sty les aad
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NTIOR.S.-25O BUSH. E.FR COR.Ns ~
u store aud for sale by
oct25 W. NJ. AIKMAN Il 90
RNOTEEE.-H.a T@K.N-G PURCH.1S-
@S ed of William NJ. Duncan his entire stock
in trade in this city, including all the accounts,
debts and claims due him, now offer those
goods at low prices, especially for cash.
Persons heretofore indebted to him for goods
sold, will please make payment to me.
dec4-Im ROBERT BARNES.
EDOT-ETOEs-75 BBLS CMOECE
~ Eeshannock Potatoes in store and for sale ~
10 " figures, 20 CLOSE OFT, 10y
octl5 " NJ AIKHAN 60.
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RtsTIAN ERATz--....... ----.--NA. HEiLhA
KRAFT & HEILMAN.

CITY FOUNDRY!
MANUFACTURERS ANDBUILDERS OF ETEA II
ENGINES AND BOILERS,
aud Grist Mil Machinery, Tobnrc" s1''"ws
thinning Machines. Chinese Sugar Cane Mills
rh""si"g m"ehi% HeS, sc:
IwyIF PROPRIETORS or THP cry r0EN
~ .iry beg leave 60 inform their friend. eni IL,
public - gSGersl, that ehey airs preps'o 50 b. II
kinds OF
Snd syeTJ thing sppertaining 10 the Fonndr! hG-i
ass-- They manufacturing SrsAM ESaiNs. NJ
BOILERS OF any size and power required. saw Mil
Machinery and Miu Clearing OF any size: DistIi-
isrV and Mining Ma, bineEy, Tobacco Screws. tiHm-
ming Machines, ThTashlns Machines, MALI Wills
uo seC wsTs Corn-shellaTs. achihery Of all Etnis
e1ade and repaired Iron and BRASS Casting, 80
every description, Iron Housefronts, Cellar 04.,ts
r.. Cooking and Heating stoves Of the latest I'M
proved psstteFus: Hollow Ware. Dog Irons, 81
BREW Frs, DlSTIILEhS, RkCffFiER6, 81,
Supplied with every description Of Copper
Bheet Iron Work, Brewing Kettles, Refrlgeratoir
AttenIporators Sparges, Snllheads and Worms
an inlproV ed principle, Columns for Alcohol Stills
Iron Pipe: Copper, Brass and Iron PHmps Ut -yotS
variety, Tor Arer, spirits Oil e. Brass Cox
Valves. Steam Whistles. n.
" ors men sent 10 all parts 70 Ill up wetA -ni do
repairs steam Boilers. Cooper anh >hs-t It"u
Work, &c
OLD METALS BOUGHT.
They ARE dealing la aud selling Aliens improved
Steam Gauge, Wrought Iron welded Pipes mud fu-
iug, Hiram Hopkins Improved SHnt Machine,
Stephen Hughes Flour Spectators, c. tmHn Bolt
ing 10th Gum Elastic Relting, Packing Hur.-, -.
ot the best kind: Tinplste, Sheet Iron. Block Tin,
Pig IRON RABBIT Metal, nleltrr, Fire Brick.
They have every facility of the best Machinery
ami w"rk men, "nd az GIVE All "orh ehtr"ste'i &c
t,em, their iudivilud attention. hlling "ri"rf
p,Hmily w..rrAutiitr th,it work. and ttt iahed
with reasonable prices
aF- One aud sale i;,.,n-, No. co Main street;
street. between First 'e""nd streets, EVans-
lille indiana deo7
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MANUFACTURES AND BUILDERS OF STEA II
ENGINES AND BOILERS,
saw aud Citist Mill Machinery, Tobacco S.~"v5
Trimming n Machines. Chinese SUgaT Cane Wilt.
rhPastn& Machines, &c.
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q U.V.D REEs JUST nECREE'ED.

Gn hole, =, ana t1s New Tayers ~ Il Rai-i~s-
hhls nice Currnnt-.
Il t,ag= l;io and Java CotteA. Roasted and Green
% hVs Star Candles tn -. 90 an 40 r. bN=
- ks StaUch.
~ krcs 4gsnrtNh Wheeling NBtt=
hbi prime Ieaf Lard
? bib ppTk
| NIL lard or
3 bbis New AioIAs-s~
= hhds Scsv Sugar.
~ hbls assorted Renaed sugars
It'll CranheTTies, very nio-
> tloz Bro.Ins. all very low. ~
VICKERY Hfso%-.
ds.T -H s.se 50 Main slTett.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-12-10

ii & K u 4 - y 4 e p = 4 3
VII ru@i-IffLT cC-s
Liver Complaints. Dyspepsia. JalHt.ao. NsfTouz
Debility, Diseases oi The Kidn 49, and ali dig.ass
arising from a ti-oft-f-l b e. 81 +ssa4a-ss 81
stomach sud diEestLRe orsans.
AID VIII r1riTtFEfs Ih-TEaF
fsiioig Fern, b -ttous Fs,ss. ss.' - = ant 3
sec onr Almanac Tor lr".i P'.-> 7jcis psE t,ttiy
HOOFLANBS BfLsfMfr d0FDI8L
wiz p,-frfYyEI CCbF
Coughs Colds, 0t uaarsrae's. bf'f 14-ds, Tod,
suza, Group, PueuWDniu. luIpiout t-usDnpt;-n.
and has p-r,lrei t.., u.-i r-fsnlrhfaE aafos 5ys4
known 81
CONFIRMED CUN@uHPTfOt
A. a Disrrhoea cordial II b. uuaIuaei. Pfi@s 20
cents per bottle.
HOOFLAND. GERHAN rms.
being well-kuywn tlftDughout EUrops bud AmsI.
need no commentator here. They ara pursiy
yegt table are prepared with srult eTaaslsfs az
sugar-coatel. No bett4r Cafhs,tir fI cat ha
fDnnd. Price % cents per bos
These medi ines arc prepared ty Ff. u ~ , ldA
sos Co., Philadelphia, pa anil %. Louis. no.
and sold by drugeis1s pud dealers n medicines
everywhere The signature - q NJ. JRcEsoa gits
be the outside q zach botto Or box.
In our " EUeypbodYs dAagaac,' published 90
uually, you will hnd testncny and com u1endttofJ
notices from all parts Of this country. Ibasy aiu's
macs are given away BY All our AGENT.
BEWARE or COUETERFELI5
See that You get H9Dhand's German BittsFs pro
pared BY DR.. c. N. Jackson, Philadelphia, Pc, aqc
that his signature II on the wrapper d each b'ttF
Keller & White, Agents Tor Eslnggilie, tud
LEIGH Carsteds, n 80 40
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K.nPORT.E.>-T K.H-FO

Just now. when money is scarce, u yen want 20
10 to - per cent ia purchasing groceries
10 TO Vi~kery's, aud be astouislted at the great
change tn has taken place in tIV"r al buyers
CnEle. all OF Won who have money, and poa thG Pug
.rhe,. zee ask 100 a. and act the '.bizge5t dpar'a
worth ct every thing You have z9t Tor lcug ttNie
Rriag vuur Illinois, Wisconsin, TVhnessra, Iva
Michigan. Kentucky, and all other good money
The q Panic " won't i4-t always. C0He suou. 40
humbug Try ut NICkERf BROS
,l.-- ~ Main stre.t
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- - -. Z rSEMENTS.

H-ARD"AFH IA
NO. IL AIain street,
below Washington House,
ON HAED AND ARRIVING
Axes. Blood's, Lippincott's,
and others.
Butcher Knives. Russell &
Wards.
Butcher Steels. Wilson's.
Butcher Saws and Cleavers.
Pork Cleavers.
Cross Cut Saws. Common
and Hook Teeth.
Mill Saws Rowland's and
Hoes.
Wood Saws, framed.
Scales and Scale Beams, war
ranted.
Sad Irons. Downs & Green
woods.
Trace, Log, and Halter Chains.
Table Cutlery.
Pocket Knives.
Shears and Razors.
Files and Chisels. Butchers.
Spear & Jackson's Hand
Saws.
Locks, Hinges, and Screws.
Chain Pumps.
Curry Combs.
Brushes of al descriptions.
Cabinet Hardware.
Carpenter Tools, best quality.
Coo ,ers' Tools. Barton's and
Whites.
Truss Hoops.
Hoop Iron.
Meat Cutters and Suffers.
Shovels and longs.
Nails, best brands.
Shovels and Spades.
Manure Forks.
States, Pocket Books, &c.
nov q JACOB STRAUB son.
nTrrcDHnr rnAT
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-08-17
IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.

The news by the Austraiusjnn and Kangaroo
IS 81 some Importance Us regards the eIhtions
existing between France and England. The
British Premier hal made speech in the
House "f Commons stating the intention of
Government with regard to the tcfences of the
country. The estimated ou,lny for the defence
OF The principal dock, ards is $4,000, 900, ster-
ling /" the srecch he clearly in,Imatcs the
probability Of this necessity, and says that the
political horizon is charged with clouds which
lm'okcn the possibility "f tempest The
speech had caused much un"asincss in Enc-
land and much feeling in France, cnnsipg fill
of the funds in Paris
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-08-17
DEATH FROM LIGHTNING.

we regret to announce the death Of Mr..
JOHN EfSWn'TE. worthy young man Of our
District who was killed by lightning at his
residence near Stoney Point, on Tuesday even.
ing, the 7th inst. He had taken refuge from
!he ram In the barn which- wasx struck by
hg"tn'pg-the fluid in its passage Setting fire
TO the building The body was very much
burnt, before it could be rescued. He was a
young man Of excellent moral character, aud
very much respected by all who knew him.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-08-17
MEETING AT W1LLIAMsTor

We fud in the Cdroliniau an interesting
sketch of the political ,ueeting at W willamston
on tie 9th inst. There was large attendance,
and speeches were delivered by various dietin
guished gentlemen.
The Hon. IaD. AsiIMoRE was first Introduced
to the AssemHiy by Major BrorLEs. the Presi-
dent Of the Day, and In speech of: about one
hour aud halfeinSlength discussed tho various
political issues, and advised ms TO the future
policy OF the South. lie exposed the roscr2-
.ivcn.ss and ecklessne.s OF the Black Kepubli.
can party. rs illustrated in the recent session
Of Congress. and deprecated any submission
to their rule Us leading inev itaby to the de-
mornlizntion aud destruction Of the South
lie assumed strong ground in favor Of BREcK
ISninGE end LANE, Tut entertain. j small hope
Of their success.
Mr.. J. ID. DEBow was next introduced and
made some eloquent remarks. in which he
paid feeling tribute to the memory Of the Ia.
men'ed EnooKs. and was very complimentary
to Col. Can.
Mr.. :. Gr:i.IAED followed in an appropriate
speech in which lie expressed his entire con
cnrrencc in the views and advice Of Col. ASH
MORE.
After dinner CO.. Orr w as announced as the
next speaker lie spoke. Gays the Caro';niun,
at some length, taking the position indicated
il his letter. lie dwcit with marked emphasis
and cinarnes8 upon the danger whc,, the South
had to fcnr fron the election Of Black r..
publican. lie con'ealsl Tia. We would be at.
tackled III every conceivable manner that c,,r.
ming hostility could devise. He did not fear an
open attack. lie did not believe !here WAS
any danger 10 tc apr ellendeI from that
They weoil adopt The sappins and mining pro-
cess. The entire speech was very impressive
and characterized by his usual caudo: eir:
E"!dness .. expression. Alter him came the
Candidates for The Legislature, Mai. Jnux
MOORE, Mr.. T. WnIcHEH. Col. HAyNE and Col.
i.":''. They iii acquitted themselves crctiitn.
tiy. IheJ were limited :" twenty minutcs.
Alter these, Col. EEEr was called upon, asri
delivered . rambling, bu. very entertaining,
address Tie ratieHcc Of The Audience had
tacn very severely :axel by the lemsth os
time they had ht.n listening 10 speeches. Lr.
Cel. Eis" il his ree"iiasiy happy vein, cnga-
geI their al' ention fully, and actually causci
some regret when he stnrrcl.
The meeting was alto .:ether a very pleasant
one. Tie senti.nents Of the speakers were
r,1f ardentiy approve! ty the people assem-;
bkd.