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Ordinary's Sale.

virtue Of an order to ME directed by W.
.D Il. IInlcombc Esq. Ordinary Of p;ckcns
District. will sell to the highest bidder Mt Pick
ems ems e. H., ON Salcdny in june next. tie Rcn!
Estate of Bailey y. Barton. deceased to Wit.
One tract OF Llnd near Pickcnsvillc. adioin.
ing lands of j. W. Wilson. j. w. Walker and
others, containing Eighty Acres more or less.
TERMS oF'SME-On credit of twelve months
WIN interest from day of Salc, except the cost.
winch mnSt he paid in cash. The purchaser to
give bond with good security. to tho Or1inorv 70
secure the payment Of the purchase money. Win
m'rtgaSe"f the promises. if deemed necessary
oY him' Purchaser to pay extra for titles
May g. 1850 Io ''D -
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The Commissioners of Roads.

EoR pickcns district met at the Court House ON
a the 2d day Of April, 1860, and adopted the fol
lowing preamble and resolutions:
Hhcrcds, by an act Of the General Assc,nhIv of
he State of South Carolina ratified OH the 22d,lnv
oi December, a. d., 1850, the Board of Comn,;s.
Soners of Roads for Pickcns District is authorized
ioproposca subscription to the capital stock of tho
b.ue iNdge linroad. in Somth Carolina to be sub
n''"i To the legal voters OF the District who uro
tax payers: BE it, therefore,
- l. H"S"eek By the Board Of Commissioners Of
Roads, for Pickcns district and under ,hc antbor
IVY aforesaid. that tie snid Board deem il eSpcd
V"' 10 snoscflbe' and 10 hereby propose subscrp-
ton OF 500 60 the capital stock of tho sn;l
Hiiic Ridge Railroad. in South Carolina to bc nn;I
In coupon bonds. or nS private subscription to
said Company. and subject to the approval of the
'nN payers of the District, is provided by the
act aforesaid.
.. RcSoiecd That for the purpose of mbmi,,ing
Tic question Of Subscription " or "no Subscrin
ton y to the legal voters aforesaid who arc Tux
payers, JAMES H. lIAGoop Esquire, Clerk of She
Court of Common Flcus for Pckcns District. be
ana IL hereby requested To order an election To be
held on Friday the eight day of June, a. d. 1860
and require tho managers OF elections 10 hold said
election and make their returns thereof as provided
by the net aforesaid
d. ReSoI'Hd That in the event the District yojcs
.ne SUBSCRIPTION herein proposed, the Chairman of
'his board Shall make said subscription ACCORDING
TO The lth and 9TH sections of said net TIo honLS
10 DC ISSUED III four equal annual instnlmcuts of
$I2'ooo each, commencing on the first day of Jan
unry. A. ID, 1861, and to be redeemed at tic end of
twenty years from the issuing of each insahncnt
ana upon the delivery of said bonds to secure tro,
me SAID Railroad Company certificates of stock
therefor, to be issued ito the Board of Commits.
Sioners OF Roads for pickcns District South Caro-
ma. Pro"idoh Tha, the State gives sufficient aid
to complete The road through the State.
l. Hc$o'"d, That the Chairman of this Board
do publish these resolutions, ms is provided by the
"a Hcctoh oi SAID act, first signing his name there
to ms Chairman.
Approved by the Board April2 1860
T.. II. GRIFFIN,
For the Commissioners of Roads
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FOR SALE,

Two Valuable Tracts of Land,
TN Pickens District. each containing within q
/. fraction. of Eight Hundred Acres, both en-
tirely unimproped, but within mile and q mile
and q half Of Saw Mill, One Tract lying
west from Walhalla six miles, aad having.
75OR so ACRES or BOTTOM,
With fair proportion of good upland, and adj
joining lands Of Capt. VIM. Steele, g. W. Van
zant end Df, Earle. The ether Tract being ton
miles west of CherFys Bridge, and adjoining
landsof Elias Earle. Z. u. Sloan and ;others,
end has nearly the Same quantity Of
EsDttOfsk sssHA Goad Upland
As tho other tract. For terms which will be
reasonable, apply to II. a. THOMPSON, the
siitos of this paper. t X
q April 13; 1850 81 If
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NJ Rs. KN Z E.

lIAo nhl ohNED FROM CHARLESTON
M IIit large and splendid assortmcrt of
oV spring and Summer Goods,
Consisting in nart of Bonnets, Trimminrs and
taces; MlLLlNERY ofevery description (: bean.
,liu' Cal'coes and Mnsins of handso,ner rnt-
substantial Shoes Slip, and C;n;ters ,";,l,
and without heels. Also the fine Kid Conyrcs,
Gaitr, iiOOp.SKinFS, recommended for 1heir
durability and low prices. The attention of
mothers is called to fine assortment of Misses
ana Httie brlS Dpnncts. STYLE This
:, SPRING AND SUMNER STOCK
iias neen selected with greut deal of care and
attention, and will be sold ON the most ro,sn,,..
bic terms for cash. Her friends and the puhlic
generally. are invited to call aud examine her
stock. The Goods will be shown with Measure
Walhulla. April 10 tSG1 49,,
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Notice.,

10 erc'y famiy mho ,cisA to sare Iloncy and
Labor.
lave valuable Recipes for making Wash.
IL ING and Bar SOAPS &c., for which. on the
receipt OF one dollar. will send to any person.
refund the money.
hope you will all try it, and save money
and labor Whom you send for a Recipe write
your name and PostoRice plainly. You can bv
getting my Recipe, make Soap for one cent pcr
pound, without Lye, Potash or Grease. Try it,
and 1t not satisfied, money refunded Address
i. b. WARD, p. NJ.
MCQUEEN, Marion Dist. S. G..
L. ). When writing for Recipe enclose
stamp to pay return Postage.
March 2S, 1860 35 IF
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May Is. 1900
Tax Notice.

HEREBY inform tho citizens livino i, ,I,o
u corporate limits Of the Town of Walhnlln.
that will attond at tho Store of w. H. Dondy
@ Co, ON the lst and 2d of June noxt. for the
purpose Of receiving Taxes upon all taxable
property within said corporation. Persons fail,
tax Taxes lovicl as last year. BY order of
Council. VI
r. III. LOWERY, Il. C.
May IT, 1860 do o
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FOR TAN COLT.rCTop

HeA- fhe friends of Rev. j. II. llCNNICCTT
respectfully announce him candidate for flo
once , OF TAX Collector, at the ensuing election
We ihe trends of Rev. H. NJ. BARTON re-
specially announce him as n candidate f,r ~
Collector at the next election ">
DnS" The friends of J. w. T.. CARY respectful
~ announce him candidate for reelcction to
tn one o'rce OF TaX Collector. for Pickcns district.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-05-19
Law Notice.

THE undersigned have formed partnership in
n the practice of Law and Equity for Pickens
District Mr.. HADnss may bo consulted at his
othcc in Piokens and Dir. Orr at Anderson
JAMES l.. ORR,
w. NJ. HADDEN.
Pickensc. H., May 10, 1859 42-tf
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Pendleton, S. G.

''lIEsSUBScMBER, who has bud several
"A years eSpcrienccin Hotel business, (Ilay.
Springs iItoi fonne years. a @ now Nv rr;o, rn@ms.on
OF the BLUE RIDGE HOUSE, whore he will
DO siad 70 see all his old friends and patrons
ana also the travelling public. His house will
We provided with everything necessary for n
wen ,i'kcpt house bnth from the sea board markets
"hu @ surr,ounuing country, ans. his Bar with
ono'ce VINES Liquors and Cigars. Iic has
So9a servants, and every attention will bo pni,)
no :" MS g,csts to rcndcr thcir soiourn aercoalic
Inc Inc S1"d society of Pcndieton Iilnge-thc pro.
ysrpial good health of its inhabitants--its fine
mir wa'er va or anu braeins atmosphore--iis prox.
',"i,y ~, 10 tue mountains and it's aceessibility bv
iHalroad all contribute TO make it ono of t,e
ncSt summon resorts in the upper country. Per.
S;as ;.;. arriving here on tho cars and wishing to
Nslt inc mountains or any other point of The
surrounding country, can bo oaccomnolatc, With
Sood coni cyancos and careful drivers from Tho
Livery Stable kept here ''' WV
May Is. 1860 10 ,f
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b' IL. hhif L l.
For the Commissioners of Il
TIE STATE OF SOUTI CAROLINA.

II VI I'VN IT Wy TNNTTIT n II
IN TIE COMMON PLEhs--rICKENs pIsTniCy
j. +. llAGOOD, Clerk of said Court. in
a 9 pursuance OF an act of the Legislature, rat
lhcd on the twcnty-sccond day of December. in
the year one thousand eight hundred and fl,y
ninc. authorizing tho Commissioners of certain
districts to make subscriptions to the Blue RIDGE
haiir"ad' in South Carolina, do hereby rive
public notice, that an election will be held on
The Sth dmy of June next, at the usual places of
election throughout the said district. to receive
'he votes oi the tax payers on the question of
making n subscription Of $5O,000 to the Blue
ltitge Railroad in South Carolina ms fixed bv
the Commissioners of Roads for said district
witness my hand and seal, at Office, the 5tb
day of April, ~. ID. 1860
y. f.. UAGOOD. c.rp.
April s. 1860 36 I'd
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WM. G. KEITH.

A TT RNEY AT LAW,
WILL attend promptly to all business entrusted
~ to bis care in the Districts comprising the
Western Circuit. Office at Pickcus C. il.
Dec S, 1859 90 If
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FOR SHERIFF.

ED The friends of Capt. II. F. MORGAN re-
IIneI''"Iiy announce him IN candidate for Sheriff of
llcKchs District. at the ensuing election
ESlS" The friends of Col ALIEN. BRycp nm
no"ncc him " candidate for Sheriff OF pickcn.
district. Ut the ensuing election
bsTF" The friends ofalr. ANDREW RAMSAY rc
Sncc'iully announce hinra candidate for Sheriff of
llckcns district, at the next election
Reis" The friends of Col LEAIUEL THOMAS
respect M tinily announce him candidate for Shcy
III Oh HlcEens district at the ensuing election
b*aS" The friends Of n. CRAIG beg leave to
announce him candidate for Sheriff Of Pickens
district, at the next election
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s3s5 SSa5sz2 .sss'g ss5sg s@ESzs ls. 80 s1-atTIs, a
KEEP Az ILEAD0F NAVIG HTION!
New Store and New Goods,
No. Gi, south side of Main strcct

A'"' oi, nou'h sue OF Main street,
WALHALLA
VII II undersigned take pleasure in announc-
II. ing to their former customers and tho
'rade generally, that they are now receiving and
opening one of the largest and best selected
Stocks of
:, Staple and Fancy Dry Goods
Eyer offered in the up country consisting in part
OF linc selection Of the latest and most f,sh
lonabic styles OF Bonnets both trimmed and nm
trimmed Bonnet Ribbons, Silks, Bureres Mus
ms, lawns, Brilliants, English Chintz and
frlntS; and liberal supply of such varieties
as we rec assured will please the most fastidi.
Gus. ALSO, fnc selection of Lndios Collars
Dress Trimmings. Embroderies Shoes ,Sc. g.,
IN CONNENION with the above we have nn
hand good supply of
GENTS DRESS GOODS,
Hats, Boots and Shoes of the best class and most
recent fashions, In our
GROCERY DEPARTMENT.
May be found good supply of Sugar, Coffee
Alolasses, Salt. Nails. Tobacco, Sperm and AZ
a'nantinc Candles. Hardware, &c. To enumn.
rate further is useless. 1t will suffice 10 saw
thnt we have consulted the wants and tastes or
the community and have made our selections
cc"rdmgly Examine for yourselves.
We respectfully solicit call from nil yis;tnc
our place, especially the LADIES. We chor0o
pothing for showing, and our prices SlIAIJ,
A2mpare with a. Y. Don't forget the place No
Y south side Main street, Walhalla s @
IN W. III. DENDY IS co
| Aprll ., 1860 36 IF
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-05-19

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
rlcKENs-IN ORDINARY
John L. Racky s. wife
vs. Petition for Account
John Pritche, S wife, ct.als and Settlement.
I'llE Petition for Account and Settlement of the
y y Estate Of Daniel Iooper, deceased, having been
Iled IN my ofhce, and it appearing thcrefiom that
John Pritchet and wife Rachel Henry Duncan or
Hester and wife Mary, and Peter phillips and
wie Caroline, defendants in this case reside with
out The limits of this State 1t is ordered, there
Iore' that these absent defendants do scveray an
pear IN the Court of Ordinary, at Pickens G. H.,
on Monday the 10th July, 1860, to shew cause, If
any they can, why final account and settlement
OF the said Estate should not then be made and n
decree thereon pronounced. These absent defend
ants are also required to render their advance
mcnts on the day above stated, and he prcscnt and
receive their respective disributive shares.
w. Il. llOLCOMBE, ORD.
April 8, 1850 81 e.,
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j. B. f. SLOAN g. CO..

j. B. f. SLOAN 6 CO.,
AT PENDLETON,
a kE continually adding to their alrcoJv
n large and var;c,! assortment of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES. SC
we now lave ON hand and arc Offering for
sa'c low for cash, or to punctual persons ON
Tune, an elegant assortment of
LADIES' DRESS GDORS
,o ~ nice lot of Rcady.madc Clothing.
iOo dozen lloso and J Hose,
~ Linen lIandkcrchicfs.
" pieces OF Jnconott Musins and Cambrics
40 Swiss Muslin
40 Calico,
,2oo pairs of Shoes and Boots, in every variety :.
loOo dollars worth of Hardware,
y large lot of Tin Ware,
+" Hats
" Hoop Skirts,
4" " School Books.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
JUST RECEIVED,
300 Gallons Of good Molasscs,
Ticroc Rice, FL
lot of Cullce
In fact we keep everything to bc found in
country or village Store.
Give us call, No charge for showing.
We take in exchange for Goods all kinds Of
Produce, including Eggs, Chickens, Butter and
Bceswax. ~
May'll, lSG0 Al tf
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Estate Notice.

- Estate Notice.
YENHE Administrators of the Estate Of Sargent
IL Griffin, deceased, hereby give notice to
their co-hsirs at law and distributeos, that they
will not be liable to them for interest on their
distributiyc sharos in said Estate, efler tho 10Th
dagof June noxt 50 they viii bo prepared at
that time to pay of tho parties in interest infull
4a -. IL. GRIFFIN. ld,3
THoS. GRIFFIN, Aama,rs, s.
March 5. 1860 az 3m
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Q a M D 0 D "a n E S =
FOR CONGRESS-.

BSS" The friends of Col. JOHN ID. ASHMoRE
respectfully announce him candidate for re clcc-
zion to Congress, at the ensuing election.
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Now Powder Manufactorv.

VIZ South Carolina Powder Mills are now
q n IN successful operation, and the attention
o,ritty of the Powder Manufactured Mt tbcsc
MiIls over that of any other in America. We are
prepared to furnish at tho shortest otic, onv
OF The following description, at the follown;,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-05-19
FOR CLERK

R=E" The friends of Gen. Il. " GARyIy re-
SpcclhIly announce him n candidate for Clcrk oS
the Court nj the ensuing election
Rsi9"Wc are authorized to announce w 7 pan
SUNS candidate for Clerk of tie Cont, ot ,ho
ensuing election. "' NV
BsS" The friends of JAMES T.. HAGOOD rc-
sPec'l"ity announce linn candidate for re. cleo
next election "' '''0
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FOR THE LEGISLATrRE

R5"The friends of DR. THOMAS L. LEWIS
the ncNi election 9"
"a The friends Of MOSES HENDRICKS re-
spcc'hllN nhhonnce bin candidate for the Lecis-
l"ture at the ensuing election
M2a Th" friends of Maj. J. c. MILLER bce
,e"Ne TO announce him candidate for the LcgisD
lat,'rc, at the ensuing election
:, ~ ~" Ihc many friends of Col WAI s. Girls
~ a W. respectfully Announce him n candidate toyr
inc Legislature, al the next election.
Nt2. The friends of NJ. NJ. NORTON ESQ. rc
sp'eiu'y announce him candidate for the Leg
'SIn'''re nj Tic ensuing election
Aety me many friends of +. L. WERNER. Eso
reSl'cu"iiy announce linn candidate for tI,o
h'elHiH'Mi" AT the ensuing election.
E"%" The friends of Dr. \. j. ANDERSON nm
ho"hce him candidate for e-clcction TO tl,e Leo
islaturc AT the next election e
E~a'" The friends of JEREMIAH LOOPER bcc,
ichfe TO announce him a candidate for the Ico;s
laurc. at the mex, election
F'fS"Ihe friends of Il. G. PCLLIAM ESQ. rc
SpcH'ui'y announce him ~ candidate for The Iccis
lai"rc nt The ensuing election
EsE"Ihe friends Of Maj ROB'T. MAXWELL
respectfully announce lin candidate for r,. el.c
uoh to the Legislature, at the next election
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THE STATE, OF SOUTH CARoLINA
in OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, ar

IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 20 q t
James Soatherland, Admir-, po,,,,o, so.e 80
John southerIahd,, cts ais uement.
IT appearing TO my satisfaction that James Hell
/ ton and wife Camilla, Jesse Turner and wife
Elizabeth., the heirs Of Emily Garner deceased,
----->4s panean and wife Sarah, and John South
eflaud defendants In This case, resde withoas sAe
limits Of this State; IT is ordered, therefore, that
these absent defendants do seyeyally appear. in
6sy of fss, IN 5k nsxt to shew CAUSE if ahy they
can. VIII; a ttlcmopt of tho Est9te Of Eancy
scntheriands eceased, should not be made at that
time, and decree given theseSns l'sls
W.. H0rCoMBE, ORR.
Ordinarys ofice, Mayo, 1860 3m
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
IN HQuITY-+pIcKFSs

VS.. Dill for TJarii;
s. NJ. Hunt ct ais S0'
w. j. c. Hunt, defendants In tbis osss std %1
without the limits of this State: On motion ~
Harrison and Pulliaa, oonplsinant,s solicitors II
is ordered that these several abscn. defendants do
appear plead answer or dcmur to The complain
ants said bill of complaint within three months
irom the publication hereof or their consent 10 ,ha
samo viii be taken by mn order ,oro conEcssoQ |.F
ROB'T, A. THOMPSON, c.g.pn.
Con'rs Office, March 20, 1860. 8m.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-04-28
Ths coloree RsfaE.ss in canada.

The condition of the multitudes of the
black and mixed race, that are leaving theiI
bonds in the south and seeking home o
freedom nuder British protection in Canada
is a subject of frequent aIlusion, and bur
little positive information is in posse ssiou
of the masses as to the facts in the case
Information, therefore, Of reliable char
aeter on this subject, we presume, would
be read with interest, by every seeker after
truth, whatever his predictions on the
vexed question Of slavery, or his prejudice'
against color may be. The subject, of the
present and future condition and pOlitica
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-04-28
WHOLE NUMBER $40.

horse-racers were ont Of htmor at being
bothered with the bull, and at the burIesane
which they supposed wOs intended, but
thought that it would be over as soon as
the horses started
Wheb the signal was given, they did
start Hays gave blast with his horn;
and sunk his spurs into the side Of the bull,
who bounded off with terrible bawl, at no
trltilng speed, the dried ox-hide fappifg up
and down and rafting at every jump, max
ing combination of noises that had never
been heard on race course before.
The horses all few the track, every one
seeming to be seized with d sudden deter.
mination to take the shortest cut to get out
OF the Hedstone country, and not one Of
them could be brought back in time to save
bis distance. The purse was given to Hass.
A general row ensued but the fin OF
the thing put the crowd all on the side Of
the bull. The h6rserhen contended they
were swindled out of their purse; and that
if it had not been for Hays horn and OK
hide, which he ought not to have been per-
mitted to bring upon the ground, the tliihe
would not have turned out as it did,
Upon this, Hays told them tlidt his bnlt
could beat any Of tEieir horses anyhow, and
if they would put up a hundred dollars
against the purse he had won, be would
take off the ox-hide and leave his tin horn,
and run fair race with them. His offer
was accepted and the money staked
They again took their places at the start
ing post; and the signal was given Hays
gave the bull another touch with his sp1r,
and the bull gave tremendous below
The horses remembering the dreadful sound
Thought all the rest was Coming as before.
Away they vent again; in spite of all the
exertions of the riders, while Hays gallop-
ed his bull around the track and won the
money
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-04-28
Tom Corwin's idea of Yankees.

Mr.. Cox, of Ohio having spoken deri-
sively in Congress, Of the mass meeting at
Cleveland in connection with the Oberlin
rescue cases, Mr.. Corwin thus cut the comb
of the bantam chanticleer. Said Mr.. c.:
My colleague, Mr.. Cox, spoke of a meet
ing upon the Western Reserve in Ohio
He is young gentleman, rising man,
and. if he does not get bad habits upon
the Democratic side of the House, may
come to something some day hence
Laughter. He amused himself with the
comic power he possesses in initiating the
nasal twang of the Yankees of that Re-
serve. 1t sounded strange to you, as it did
to him, and so it did to the army of Prince
Rupert at Marston Moor, when the ances-
tors of these men rushed into battle against
the mailed chivalry and curled darlings o
the court of Charles l. What happened
then Something worthy to he noted aud
not forgotten. Stout Cromwell and his
unconquerabIe IronsideS, when the day was
/ well nigh lost, charged with resistless fury
upon the proud columns of that host OF
gentlemen as they were boastfully denOmi
mated, and 10 Prince Rupert and his
host were no longer there. They were
scattered as the dried leaves of Autumn
are before the storm-blast of the coming
winter. That same usual twang rang out
on that day, their we'll known war cry
"the sword of the Lord and Gideon. "
These Yankees are peculiar people; thel
are an industrious, thriving, pains-taklnG
race of men. The frailties of these mel
grow out of their very virtues which found
ed liberty in England, aud baptized it II
their own blood upon Bunker Hill, ia Anne
rica. They will do so again if there is
nee essity for it, 1t is hard matter to dea
with men who do verify believe that Go(
Almighty and his angels ercamp roun(
about them. What do they care for kings
and lords, and presidents 7 They fully be
Ieve that they are heirs of the King o
Kings. In the hour of battle they seem e
themselves to stand, like the great Hebrew
leader, in the cleft of rock ; the gIorl
of the most high God passes by them, an'
they catch CLEAN of brightness. II 20,
come in conflict with the purposes OF sucl
men, they will regard duty as everything
| life as nothing. So it appeared IN ou
war Of the Revolution. .'...